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E.E.BUNCE

CALtFORNIA^^
-^ INVESTMENTS

E. E. BUNCE

1008 BROADWAY

OAKLAND, CAL.
Telephone 548

Business Property, Choice City and
Country Residences for Sale
Fruit and Grain Ranches for Sale
Large Colony Tracts. Mining Property
Send for Catalogues

PHCIFIC

ROLLING
MILL CO.

1

OFFICE

100

MARKET
STREET
SAN FRANCISCO

Manufacturers of

Cast Steel \

Castingfs .na i

Steel !
i Forgfings

UP TO 20,000 POUNDS WEIGHT \

True to pattern and superior in strength, toughness and durability to Cast or
Wrought Iron in any position or for any service.

Gearings, Shoes, Dies, Cams, Tappets, Piston^Heads, Railroad and
Machinery Castings of every description ; also . . .

HOMOGENEOUS STEEL

(

y Soft and Ductile. Superior to Iron for Locomotive, Mining and Marine For'gings.

/ Also Steel Rods from ^ to 3 inch diameter, and flats from i to 8 inch, Angles, Tees, Channels and
/ other shapes; Steel Wagon, Buggy, and Truck Tires, Plow Steel Stamp,

/ Stems, Cam Shafts, Piston Rods, Machinery and Special Shape i

\ Steel to Size and Lengths.

STEEL RAILS FROM 12 TO 45 POUNDS PER YARD
Iron and Steel Bridge, Roof and Railroad Car Work a Specialty

L

ORDERS WILL HAVE PROMPT ATTENTION
SEND FOR CATALOGUE

1

>,DOW STEAM PUMP WORKS

\ 114-116 Beale Street, San Francisco. Cal

MANUFACTURERS OF

j Dow^s Improved Steam, Air and
I Electrical Pumping Machinery

1 FOR EVERY POSSIBLE DUTY

High Duty Water Works Pumping Engines. Irrigating Pumps. |
Marine Pumps, Mining Pumps, Elevator Pumps. i

fm

H^vl

^

Speed Governors, Pressure Regulators and Steam Pump Specialties

jRRESPONDENCE SOLICITED SEND FOR CATALOGUE

THE

Pelton Water Wheel

Affords the most dimple, Economical and Reliable Power for Mining and other Purposes.

7,000 WHEELS NOW RUNNING.

While opinions may differ more or less
as to the merits of other Water Wheels

There is but one Opinion in Regard to the Pelton,

It gives more value for the money than
any other power appliance known.

ELECTRIC POWER tRAN5N|l55lON.

Pelton Wheels afford the most reliable and efficient power for such service, and are run-
ivi.;^ a majority of stations of this character, in all parts of the world.

This Company give exclusive attention to the development and utilization of water powers
by the most modern, economic and improved methods. Highest efficiency and best regulation
guaranteed.

Water pipe, valves aho fittincs

OF ANY REQUIRED STRENGTH AND CAPACITY.

y^axa'.ogues Furnished on Application.

ADDRESS, PELTON WATER WHEEL COMPANY,
121 MAIN STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

p. F. CLERC MACHINE WORKS

AH Kinds of Machinery Built and Repaired

COFFEE AND LAUNDRY MACHINERY

A SPECIALTY

STEAM AND GAS PUFFING IRONS

Having been established since 1861,
1 refer to all Leading Laundries of
California.

REFERENCES

San Francisco Laundry, La Grande Laundry,
United States Laundry, Occidental Laundry,
Qpntra Costa Laundry, National Laundry,
'American Laundry, Sacramento Laundry,
Parisian Laundry, and many others.

219-221 Main Street

Bet. Howard and Folsom Sts.

San Francisco, Cal.

-THE

California Perforating Screen Co.

Screens |^ Malt Kiln ]H Screens

MANUFACTURERS OF

Perforated Sheet Metals of all Kinds

For Mining and Milling Machinery and other uses.

ALSO PIANO STRING MANUFACTURERS

147 BEALE STREET

THIRD FLOOR SAN FRANCISCO

Something New **; Reliable

I. L. MERRELL

Sleam Pipe and Boiler Coverings, Bloclcs and Plastic. Asbestos Materials

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION

Important to ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS and OWNERS

I. X. m£:rrezl>s safety chimney

IS well adapted to the Acme or any other fireplace, and
can be attached in any building, and it is a perfect com-
bination of Lightness, Durability and Safety, being com-
posed of Magnesia, Asbestos and Fire Proof Mineral
Fibre.

ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS AND OWNERS
about to erect New Buildings, when anything in the
shape of a Safetii Chimney is desired, would do well
to send for descriptive circular.

Mineral Wool for Deadening and Lining Buildings

I. L. Merrell is the manufacturers' agent for Mineral
Wool on this Coast. No other material, either natural
or manufactured, equals it for Heat-proofing, Fire-proof-
ing, and Lining Buildings, and at the same time it is a
Sure Protection against rats, mice and all insects.

He also has constantly on hand Asbestos and Magnesia
Coverings, Asbestos Board, Lining Felt, Asbestos in
Solution for roofing, paints and washes.

.^"AU orders and any information promptly at-
tended to.

r39 BRANNAN ST., San Francisco, Cal.

ESTABLISHED 1862.

TBE

CALIFORNIA TOOL WORKS

J. WBICHHART, Proprietor.

M

MODEL AND DIE MAKERS.

I Steel, Iron and Brass Work.

I Special Tools and Machinery for all Trades Made to Order.

REPAIRING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. ALL WORK WARRANTED.

t43jiHD 145 Be ALE Stijeet,

Telephone, Black 2291,

SAN FRANC/SCO. CAL.

TELEPHONE, MAIN 1442

C. H. EVANS & CO

(Successors to Thomson & Evans )

TVTKCHINEtiAiORKS

STEAM PUMPS STEAM ENGINES

AND ALL KINDS OF MACHINERY

SHIPand STEAMBOAT WORK, Etc.

Thomson & Evans' Patent Crank and Fly Wheel
Steam Pumps, the best for all purposes

Deep Well Punips, WiDdmill Pmnps, Irrigating Pumps

Compound Pumps for City Water Works, Etc.
Pipe Cutting and Threading. Repairing Promptly Attended to.

110=112 BEALE STREET = SAN FRANCISCO

Western Foundry

MORTON & HEDLEY, Proprietors

CASTINGS

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION MADE TO ORDER

234 FREMONT STREET

Bet. Howard and Folsom Sts.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

Pacific 3av AVanQfactarmg Co.

7 & 19 FREMONT STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO

Sole Manufacturers of

Hatch Pruning Saws

Files, Emery Wheels,
Grindstones, Etc.

FOR SALE. 2^

SAW AND MACHINE KNIVES OF EVERY

DESCRIPTION ON HAND OR

MADE TO ORDER

Ov^>^>

Saw Repairing and Knife Grinding:

I. L. BURTON MACHINE WORKS

BUILDERS OF

Patent Centrifugal Pumps

Giving Highest Efficiency of any Pump made for
Irrigation, Reclamation,
Dredging, Wrecking, Mining
and Water Work.

The Columbus
Steam Pump

The simplest, cheapest
and most durable steam
pump for

Feeding Boilers and
Forcing Water under
heavy pressure.

ENGINES, ELEVATORS, SHAFTING HANGERS AND PULLEYS

PRINTERS' AND BOOKBINDERS' MACHINERY

PIPE BOILERS AND OTBEB MACMllSEItT MADE TO OMDER

115 -117 FIRST STREBT

A. J. VAN DRflKE

Wlachinist and Mechanical Engineer

141 FIRST STREET

I SPUR and BEVEL GEARS

I Cut to Order

ALL KINDS OF ^t^'^

KXPERIMENTAL MACHINERY ^J

AND PATENT MODELS ^ I,

^'
Shafting, Pulleys and Boxes, Z

Engines and Boilers.

GENERAL MACHINE WORK AND
JOBBING

'^LvTrrrr:^'

THE

T

INSURE IN YOUR ONLY HOME COMPANY

Pacific Mutual

. . . Life Insurance Company

OF CALIFORNIA

Its Distinctive Plan of Organization
Gives

Greatest Safety

and Profit to

Policyholders

INVESTS ITS FUNDS ON THE
PACIFIC COAST

Paid Policyholders over
$7,500,000.00

LIFE * ENDOWMENT
POLICIES

N. E. Cor. Sacramento and Montgomery slCCIDEXT POLICIES

San Francisco

KILQARIF & BEAVER, General Agents for California (Life Dept.)

F. W. VOOQT & BRC, = General Agents for California (Accident Dept.)

PACIFIC MUTUAL BUILDING, SAN FRANCISCO

12

li). * 3. $loanc « €0.

(^arpets « furniture « XHpf^^l^ter^

Af We have on show a large assortment of f^

CARPETS in the various grades^ which for
* Quality, Pattern and Gjloring^ cannot be ^

excelled.

These gfoods surpass all previous productions
and are suited to all kinds and styles of
W furnishings. ^

©riental IRugs.

. We have a choice assortment showing .

some rare pieces.

2)ome8tic IRugs.

fj^ Large variety in all grades. f^

111. fl ]. Sloane & Co.

641-647 MARKET STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.

13

' DIRECTORS-A.T^.

A TTCTT-NT f^ Tl

TUBES, President. HIRAM TUBES, Vice-Pres. ALFRED S. TUBES, Treas.
AUSTIN C. TUBES. HERMAN A. TUBES CHARLES W. KELLOGG, Secretary.

TUBBS CORDAGE CO.

(Founded in 1856. Incorporated April, 1889)

MANUFACTURERS OF ALL SIZES OF

Manila and Sisal Rope, Binder Twine, Drilling Cables

607=613 FRONT STREET, - SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

iA£EL-CH St CO.

Impoilers, Shipping and Commission Mercliants

220 CALIFORNIA ST., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL

AGENTS

Victoria Lumber and Manufacturing Co., Chemainus, British Columbia

REPRESENTED BY
WELCH, ACKERLY &. CO., 18 water st.. Liverpool, England

R. P. RITHET & CO., victoria, British Columbia

HEfiRv Liuno & Co.

Importers, Shipping A^^Cofnmission Mefcliants.

KoeNTS 1=01

RELIANCE MARLXE INSURANCE CO. Limited,

OF= L-I3ZERPOOL-.

f^ogal . Swedistp . and . fiorwegiarp . Gopsulate.

214 Calikornia Street,

SAN FRANCISCO, CAIv.

Represented by W. C. KIRSCHSTEIN, No. 28 Chapel Street, Liverpool.

Telephone. Main 199.

BLAKE, MOFFITT & TOWNE

Dealers in

PAPER

512 to 516 Sacramento Street
and 519 Commercial Street . . .

San Francisco

BLAKE, MOFFITT & TOWNE,
Los Angeles.

BLAKE, McFALL CO.
Portland, Of.

15

rN^SXS^N^X^

OVERLAND

Freight Transfer Company

O, F. T. Co.

ESTA-BLISHED 1867

INCORPORATED

TEAMING, FORWARDING, WAREHOUSING

OFFICES
FIFTH AND BLUXOME STREETS

Telephone, S 388

20 1 FRONT STREET

Telephone, Front 70

APPRAISERS' STORE

Telephone, M 587

WAREHOUSES

Bluxome St. and Townsend St.

Between Fourth and Fifth Sts.

P. n. TV^cDONAL-D
COKE, COAL

WOOD AND

CHARCOAL

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

English Gas, Antwerp and Pelton Main Coke constantly on hand.
Also San Francisco Qas Coke, the best for Family Use
Special Attention Given to Furnishing Foundries and Mines

OFFICE, 813 FOLSOM STREET

YARDS

300-308 Howard Street, Cor. Beale
Webster and Greenwich Streets

Simpson&Millar

(Successors to C. V. Gillespie)

Searchers of
Records ^"^

Conveyancers

Titles Examined and Abstracts Furnished to Lands in any County in the State
535 California Street

Branch Office

N. W. Cor. McAllister and Larkin Sts.

TELEPHONE 1932

San Francisco, Cal.

Murphy, Grant & Co.

IMPORTERS OF

Staple and Fancy

Dry Goods

and Furnishing Goods

Corner Sansome and
Bush Streets

-— ^San Francisco

JOHN H. BURNS

BOMT BUILDER

STEAM LAUNCHES

A SPECIALTV

Onoens Taken at

Boats of Every
Description Built to
Order and Constantly
ON Hand

Stanford Street, near Second and Townsend, San Francisco

WHALE BOATS, METALLIC SURF AND LIFE BOATS BUILT TO ORDER

All Orders Promptly Attended to

JOHN TWIGG & SONS

Boat Builders

Cor. King and Third Streets

SAN FRANCISCO

BOATS OEf ALI. DESCRIPTIONS MADE TO ORDER

Steam Launches, Surf, Life, Gigs, Whiteiialis, and Sealing Boats a Specialty

REPAIRING PROMPTLY DONE

Steam a.ncl Vapor Launclies a Specialty

GEO. W. KNEASS
BOAT BUILDER

718 Third Street

Corner King. San Francisco

Yard
Corner Illinois and Solano Streets

POTRERO

All kinds of WOODEN and
IRON BOATS Built to Order, and
Constantly on hand. Steam and
Gasoline Launches a Specialty.
Repairing and all Orders
Promptly Attended to.

S. THORNTON

140 BERRY STREET Mctallic Llfc Boats

Bet. Third aad Fourth

Boats of all Descriptions Built to Order and Constantly on Hand

REF-AIRING DONE AX SHORT NOTICE).

(OLLECE OF NOTRE Dim

OF SAN FRANCISCO

FOR YOUNG LADIES

DOLORES STREET, between i6th and 17th Sts., San Francisco

This Institution, founded in 1866, chartered in 1876 by an Act of the Legislature of the State of
California, and empowered to confer Collegiate Honors, is situated on Dolores Street, opposite the
Old Mission Church.

The course of instruction embraces all the branches necessary to the acquisition of

A SOLID J{ND !\EFItiED EDUCATlOfi

SELECT DAY SCHOOL ATTACHED
TO THE COLLEGE

N. B.— A Private Conveyance is furnished at moderate
rates, for the convenience of pupils residing in distant
parts of the city.

For further Particulars apply to SISTER SUPERIOR

Telephone, Main 1782.

CITY STABLES

New Brick Building, Very»Light and Well
Ventilated. The Best Accommodations
for Boarding Horses. Fine Stock of
Livery tlorses and Vehicles of Every
Description. • ,

F. M. CHAPMAN & CO.

OOL ijuSn oTREET, Between Montgomery and Kearny
SAN FRANCISCO

SLATE BURIAL VAULTS

Are recommended by every person
who sees them . They are proof against
dampness, rodents and reptiles ; are
portable to ship to any part of the
country. Are cheaper than brick and
can be put in place by ordinary work-
men. Slate is Imperishable by
nature and has greater strength than any other stone.

Apply to R. F. ROBER TSON, Pacific Coast Agent,
Telephone 24. LOS GATOS, CAL

N. CLARK & SONS, 17 and 19 Spear Street, SAN FRANCISCO. telephone 771.

3300 Washington Street

An accredited school with the University
of California and the Leland Stanford
Junior University.

PREPARES FOR EASTERN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

Twentieth Year

CORPS OF THIRTEEN
PROFESSORS AND TUTORS.

Private Assistance to Rapid and Tiiorough Advancement.
Full Academic Course. Ancient and Modern Languages.
Vocal and Instrumental Music, Drawing and Painting.

Por Catalogue of Information, Address

REV. DR. E, B. SPALDING

RECTOR

3300 WASHINQTON STREET

L.

San Francisco

J

20

Irving Institute

OARDING AND DaY ScHOOL

LADIES

Valencia and Hill Streets
San Francisco

UNIVERSITY PREPARATORY SCHOOL

FULL SEMINARY AND NORMAL COURSES

. CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, ART AND

ELOCUTION

#

aremi ooo

A CARRIAGE WILL CALL FOR PUPILS

For Illustrated Catalogue, address — =-a»^

Rev. Edward B. Church, A. M., Principal

[SEE NEXT PAGE]

Ervmg Mstltiuite

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES

Conservatory of Music, Art and Elocution

HAS PRIMARY AND KINDERGARTEN DEPART-
MENT FOR CHILDREN

Corner Valencia and Hill Streets, San Francisco

....Preparatory School to the Universities....

This SE^AINARV FOR YOUNG LADIES has been favorably
known for almost a score of years. Its graduates adorn society in all
parts of the Pacific Slope. It is a thorough finishing school, complete
in every department. Its CONSERVATORY OF A\U5IC is one of
the best in California, and employs eleven professors and teachers for
the voice and various instruments. ELOCUTION and PHYSIC/\L
CULTURE hold an important place in it, and combine gracefully with
the intellectual training for which this school is noted. The Institute
is situated in what is known as the "warm belt," on the corner of
Valencia and Hill Streets, San Francisco ; and, in addition to its forty
boarding pupils, has a large day patronage of all ages from every part
of the City.

For Illustrated Catalogue, address

REV. EDWARD B. CHURCH, A. M., Principal.

[SEE PRECEDING PAGE]

CROCKER-LANGLEY

SAN FRANCISCO

DIRECTORY

KOR, YEAR COIVIIVIENCIIMG APRIL

1896

CO?*TA.INING

An Alphabetical List of Business Firms and Private Citizens ; a Directory of the

City and County Officers, Churches, Public and Private Schools, Benevolent,

Literary, and other Associations, Banks, Incorporated Institutions, etc

AND A COIVIRI^ETE

CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY

A Correct Map and an Improved Street and Avenue Guide of the City

SAN FRANCISCO

Compiled and Published by H. S. Crocker Company

315, 317, 219 BUSM STREET

Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1896, by

H. S. CROCKER COMPANY,

in the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington, D. C.

INTRODUCTORY.

N PLACING this, the first volume of the Crocker-Langley
San Francisco Directory, in the hands of its patrons, the
publishers do so confident that it will meet the requirements of a
large portion of the public, and are satisfied to let it rest on its merits as
a work of its class, feeling certain that no more appropriate introduction
could be offered than the assurance that nothing has been neglected on
their part to secure the utmost thoroughness and accuracy.

Few people realize what a great task a Directory maker undertakes.
The work, in its completed form, bears little evidence of the tremendous
amount of detail the work requires. There is no class of publication
which involves in the production more labor, care and preparation than
the collecting, compiling and printing of material for a Directory, yet
this fact is, by many, little considered.

This work is as nearly perfect as the most unceasing vigilance can
make it. We wish to say it is impossible to produce a Directory of a
city of the size of San Francisco which is absolutely correct.

Canvassers meet with almost insurmountable difficulties. Addresses
right to-day are wrong to-morrow, on account of removals. Many
persons, whose judgment should teach them the folly of such a course,
are reluctant and careless in giving information ; some refuse to give it
entirely, and others give wrong addresses for obvious reasons, — to avoid
jury duty, creditors, taxation, etc.

The Street Guide is compiled entirely from reliable and authentic
sources, and, owing to the many changes lately made by the Supervisors
in the names of small streets, we have deemed it advisable to give both
the old and new names of such streets and alleys.

Our Business Directory has been very carefully compiled, and we
think we have succeeded in producing one that contains but very few
errors, if any at all.

We have carefully compiled and engraved for this Directory the
latest and most complete map of San Francisco City and County that
has ever been issued. It will be found especially valuable for reference
as to the location of Streets, Parks and Public Places. It also contains
the Street Car system of this city, one of the most elaborate and
exhaustive ones in the United States. A glance at this map will show
how well supplied the inhabitants of this city are in the matter of
transportation.

Our Directory Library contains Directories of all cities in the United
States and Canada, for free use of our patrons. In addition to the
benefits which our citizens derive from this valuable library and exchange
system, which places the CROCKER-Langley San FRANCISCO DIREC-
TORY in all the Directory Libraries in the country, it serves as an
excellent advertisement for a prosperous city; for no other publication
can convey such an idea of the city and its growth ; its people, with their
trades and professions; its schools, churches, banks, railroads, etc., and
its various institutions and organizations.

Sincere thanks are tendered those who, by their patronage and
support, have materially aided the publishers in their work, and also to
those who kindly gave the correct information required for this volume.

In conclusion, the publishers will say that nothing shall be wanting
on their part to maintain the high standard already obtained, and they
confidently hope to meet with the recognition the work deserves.

H. S. CROCKER CO.,
215, 217, 219 Bush St., Publishers.

San Francisco, Cal.

CROCKER-LANGLEY DIRECTORY.

List of Directories on File

AT OFFICE OF

€rocker-Cangky
San f rancisco Directory

2i5-2i7-2i<^ Busb Street

ti

ALBANY

ATLANTA

BALTIMORE

BOSTON

BRIDGEPORT

BROOKLYN

BUFFALO

BUTTE CITY

CAMDEN

CHICAGO

CINCINNATI

CLEVELAND

COLUMBUS

DENVER

DETROIT

DISTRICT OF

COLUMBIA
GRAND RAPIDS
HARTFORD
HELENA

PORTLAND, ME.
PORTLAND, OR.
SACRAMENTO
SALT LAKE
SAN JOSE
SEATTLE
SIOUX CITY

SPOKANE

ST. LOUIS

ST. PAUL

STOCKTON

TACOMA

TOLEDO

TROY

INDLySfAPOLIS

JERSEY QTY

KANSAS CITY

LEADVILLE

LITTLE ROCK

LOS ANGELES

LOUISVILLE

MEMPHIS

MILWAUKEE

MINNEAPOLIS

NASHVILLE

NEWARK

NEW HAVEN

NEW ORLEANS

NEW YORK

OAKLAND

OMAHA

PEORIA

PHILADELPHIA

PITTSBURGH

WASHINGTON, D. C.

WILMINGTON

WORCESTER

MONTREAL

TORONTO

MELBOURNE

SYDNEY

jFltia many others, botb ^ity and Business

22 CROCKER-LANGLEY DIRECTORY.

Sherwood & Sherwood

Importers, Sblpping and eottittii$$icn niercbants,

212-2(21 MARKET STREET,

T BET FRONT AND D»v,s SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

Zpacific Coast ^Jtgonts for

MOET <& CHANDON. " WHITE SEAI-" AND " BRUT IMPERIAL. "

Crosse & Blackwells' Pickles. Lucca Oil, Fresh Fruit Jams, Etc.
Colman's London Mustard, Fpps' Homeopathic Cocoa,

Fry's Cocoas and Chocolate, Cox's Sparkling Gelatine,

Durkee's Salad Dressing, Pure Spices, Etc.

Sublime Lucca Oil, in Tins.

Keystone monogram ana Old Saratoga (UbisKies.

Burke's Guinness' Dublin Porter, Bass' Ale, bottled by Burke,

Burke's Irish and Scotch Whiskies, Old Tom Gin, Jamaica Rum,
Kenneth Mackenzie & Co's Cadiz Sherries and Oporto Port,
Day and Martin's Blacking and Russett Cream,
Chalmers' Transparent Gelatine,

Houtman's Holland Gin, Fleischmann's Gin,
Hennessy Brandy, bottled by E. & J. Burke.

Ross' "Royal" Belfast Ginger Ale, Joule's Stone Ale, Bass's Ale in Wood,

Henk Waukesha Mineral Water, Meinhold's Eastern Cider,

Eschenauer's Clarets and Sauternes, Club Cocktails,

Evan's Hudson India Pale Ale, bottled and in wood, Bushmill's Old Irish Whisky,

Carlisle Sour Mash Bourbon Whiskey, in cases and in wood-

Sbcrwooa '*Robln Rood," **0. P. $." ** mascot" and *' Standard" Ulbiskks,

Canadian Rj'e Whisky, Gooderham & Worts Ltd., Toronto.

Agents for FINE HAVANA CIGARS,

Curtice Bros. Co., Rochester, N. Y., Preserved Meats, Vegetables and Fruits, and
" Blue Label " Tomato Ketchup.

IS/ A PA VALLEY WINE COS WINES and BRANDIES.

DIRECT IMPORTERS AND HANDLERS OF

STRAIGHT WHISKY, BRANDY, GIN, PORT, SHERRIES, Etc.

We do not cut, rectify nor compound. Goods sold from U. S. Bonded
or Free Warehouses.

SHERWOOD & SHERWOOD,

2I2'2I4 MARKET STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.

AUSO PORTLAND AND LOS ANGELES.

INDEX TO CONTENTS.

PAGE.

PAGE,

Academy of Sciences, California

65

California Childrens' Home Society

. 61

American Association of Masters and Pilots 69

California College of Pharmacy

. 67

California Cycling Club

86

eign Missions

72

California Electrical Society

. 65

American Legion of Honor

76

California Entomological Society

California Historical Society

. 65

American Protective Association

77

65

?'>

65

American Union Fish Company

69

California Lawn Tennis Club

. 86

Ancient Jewish Order Kesher Shel Barzel.

77

California Pharmaceutical Society

. 65

Ancient Order of Foresters

77
78

California Philatelic Press Club

California Pioueers, Society of

86

Ancient Order of Hibernians

. 66

Ancient Order United Workmen

78

California Press Club

. 65

Ariel Rowing Club

85

California Prison Commission

. 46

Arion Verein

85

California Schuetzen Club

. 86

Arlington Yacht Club

85

California School of Mechanical Arts

. 65

Art Association

41

California Society for the Prevention of

Art Societies

41

Cruelty to Children

. 46

Associated Charities

46

California State Democratic Club

. >^H

Associated Veterans of the Mexican War..

85

California State Dental Association

. 65

Astronomical Society of the Pacific

64

California State Homa?opathic Medical So

Athenteum Literary and Social Society

85

ciety

. 65

Austrian Benevolent Society

46

California State Horticultural Society

. 6o

Austrian Military and Benevolent Associa

California State Mining Bureau

. 65

tion

48

California State Protective Association

. 79

Austrian National Society

69

California State Retail Druggists' Ass'n ....

. 69

Bands of Hope —

90

California Volunteers, Society of.

California Woman's Hospital

89

Banks

41

. 61

Bar Association, S. F

88

Calliopean Club

. 86

Bar Association of S. F

64

Cambrian Aid Society

. 43

69

86

Bay City Wheelmen

85

Carlisle Club :..

. 86

Bear Club of California

85

Cemeteries

. 48

Belgian Mutual Relief Society

4.S

Cercle Fraucais

. 86

4H

49

Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks..

79

Chautauqua Assembly

. 65

Benevolent Societies

46

Chebra Achim Rachmonim Association....

. 4H

Berlins, The

43

Chebra Benai Gisrael Society

. 43

Bishop Armitage Church Orphanage

B'nai B'rith, see I. 0. B'nai B'rith

60

Chebra Biker Cholim Society

. 43

Chebra B'rith Shalom Society

. 43

B'nai B'rith, Independent Order

81

Chebra Ohaboth Zion Society

. 43

Board of Education

■Mi

Chebra Ohavai Sholem Society

. 43

Board of Health

36

Chevra Shaare Refooah

. 43

Board of Trade of San Francisco

48

Childrens' Hospital

. 61

Board of Supervisors

35

Chosen Friends, Order of

. 84

Bohemian Club

86

Churches:

Bookbinders' Protective and Beneficial As

Baptist

. 49

sociation

69

Congregational

. 49

Boys' and Girls' Aid Society

60

Episcopal

. 50

Boys' Club of the Kip Church Missions
House

Evangelical

ol

47

Greek Catholic

. 51

Boys' Club of the Sisterhood Emanuel

47

Hebrew

51

46

Methodist

Miscellaneous

51

British Benevolent Society of California....

. 55

Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers

69

Presbyterian

. 52

Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen

69

Roman Catholic

. 53

Builders' Association of California

69

Swedenborgian

. 55

Builders' Exchange

57

Unitarian

. 00

Bunker Hill Association

86

61

Caledonian Club

86

City and County Government

. 33

California Academy of Medicine.

86

City and County Hospital

City Front Boys' Club

61

California Academy of Sciences

65

. 47

86

Club of Eleven

86

California Bible Society

72

Coast and Geodetic Survey

. 65

California Camera Club

86

College of Dentistry, University of Cal

. 67

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PAGE.

College of Pharmacy, California 71

Colleges and Private Schools 55

Companions of the Forest, A. O. F 77

Companions of the Forest, A. O. F. of A... 80

Concordia The 86

Congregation Beth Menahim Streisand 43

Congregational Associates 72

Congregational Church Building Society... 72
Congregational Church Extension Society.. 72

Congregational Club 72

Congregational Home Missionary Society.. 72

Congregational Ministers' Relief Society 72

Congregational Summer Pvesort Ass'n 72

Congregational Sunday School and Pub-
lishing Society 72

Consuls 58

Cooper Medical College 67

Corinthian Yacht Club 86

Cosmos Club 86

County Leitrim Social Club 86

County Monaghan Social Club 86

Courts 36-37

Crematories 49

Cross Country Club 86

Danish Ladies' Relief Society 46

Danish Society (Dania) 43

Danish Society (Norden) 96

Dartmouth College Alumni Association 86

Daughters of the American Revolution 79

Deaconess' Home and Bible Training

School 72

Dental Association, California State 65

Dental Colleges 67

Deutscher Krieger Verein 86

Deutscher Vereiu 87

Doctors' Daughters 87

Draymen and Teamsters' Union of S. F 69

Druids, United Ancient Order of. 85

Dry Goods Mens' Association 87

Dublin Social Club 87

Electrical Society, California 65

Elks, Benevolent and Protective Order of.. 79

Emanu-El Sisterhood 46

Entomological Society, California 65

Epworth League Alliance 72

Eureka Benevolent Society 46

Evening Schools 72

Exchanges 57

Exempt Fire Company 43

Exempt Relief Fund 43

Father Matthew Total Abstinence and Be-
nevolent Society 90

Federal Government Officers 57

Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph 40

Fire Alarm Boxes 40

Fire Department 39

Fire Patrol 41

Fire Underwriter's Association of the

Pacific 41

First Hebrew Benevolent Society 46

First Hebrew Ladies' Mutual Benefit As-
sociation 44

Fisherman's Benevolent Association 44

Floral Society, State 89

Florence Crittenton Home Association 61

Foreign Consuls 58

Foresters of America 79

Franklin Dramatic and Social Club 87

Franklin Spar and Bau Verein 69

Free and Accepted Masons 74

Free Dispensary Clinic 46

Free Public Library 64

French Christian Union of S. F 73

French Hospital 61

French Ladies' Benevolent Society 46

French Mutual Benevolent Society 44

PAGE.

Fruit and Flower Mission, S. F 47

Gardeners' and Ranchers' Association 69

Garibaldi Mutual Aid Society 44

Gentleman's Sodality of the Blessed Virgin

Mary 73

Geographical Society of California 65

Geographical Society of the Pacific 65

German Benevolent Society 46

German Hospital 61

German Ladies' General Benevolent So-
ciety 46

Germania Schuetzen Club 87

Gesellschaft Teutonia 87

Girls' Directory, St. Francis 62

Girls' Union, San Francisco 62

Golden Gate Kindergarten Association 46

Golden Links, Lodge of 90

Golden State Amateur Press Association .... 87

Good Templars, Independent Order of 90

Grand Army of the Republic SO

Grand Army of the Republic Cemetery

Association 81

Hahnemann Hospital College 67

Half Million Club 87

Halls 70

Harbor Commissioners 60

Harmonic Club 87

Harvard Club of San Francisco 87

Hawthorne Society 87

Hebrew Home for Aged Disabled 61

Hebrew Orphan Asylum and Home, Pacific 62

Helpers, The 46

Hermann's Sons, Mannerbund 87

Home for Incurables, King's Daughters'.... 61

Home for Aged and Infirm Females 61

Homoeopathic Dispensary 46

Homoeopathic Medical Society, California

State 65

Homoeopathic Polyclinic, San Francisco.... 48

Horticultural Society, California State 65

Hospital for Children 61

Hospitals 60

Howard Club 87

Hungarian Social and Mutual Aid Society 44

Improved Order of Red Men 81

Improved Order of Red Men Endowment

Fund Association 44

Improved Order of Red Men Relief Fund 44

Independent Order B'nai B'rith 81

Independent Order B'nai B'rith Hall Asso-
ciation 81

Independent Order of Foresters 81

Independent Order of Good Templars 90

Independent Order of Odd Fellows 75

Independent Order of Red Men 82

Independent Order of Red Men's Hall

Association 81

Infant Shelter, Little Sisters' 47-62

I. O. B'nai B'rith Board of Relief. 47

I. O. Odd Fellows' General Relief Com-
mittee 47

International Association of Machinists 70

Iroquois Club 87

Italian Bersaglieri Mutual Benevolent So-
ciety 44

Italian Mutual Benevolent Society 44

Italian Reali Carabinieri Mutual Aid So-
ciety 44

Italian Sharpshooters of the Alps 44

Journeymen Butchers' Protective and Be-
nevolent Association 44

Juarez Guard Mutual and Benevolent So-
ciety 44

Junior Order United American Mechanics 82

King's Daughters' Home for Incurables 61

Kip Orphanage, Maria 66

INDEX TO CONTENTS.

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PAGE.

Knights and Ladies of Honor 82

Knights of Honor 82

Knights of Pythias 83

Knights of Pythias' Bureau of Relief. 47

Knights of Pythias' Cemetery Association.. 83

Knights of Pythias' Library Association 64

Knights of the Golden Eagle S3

Knights of the Maccabees 83

Knights of the Red Branch 83

Knights of Tara 83

Knights' Templar 74

Kong Chow Beneficial Society 47

Labor and Trades Unions 63

Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic. 47
Ladies' Pastoral Aid Society of Trinity

Church 73

Ladies Seamen's Friend Society 47

Ladies Society of Israelites 47

Ladies' United Hebrew Benevolent Society 47

Lafayette Guard Society 44

Lane Hospital 61

Law and Order League of California 70

League of the Cross of the Archdiocese of

San Francisco 90

Legal Fraternity of Phi Delta Phi 83

Letter Carriers' Mutual Aid Association,

San Francisco 45

Libraries 64

Lick Old Ladies' Home 61

Ligue Nationale Francaise 66

Lincoln Gun Club 87

Literary Societies 64

Little Sisters' Infant Shelter 47 aud 62

Lodge of Golden Links 90

Loring Club 87

Loyal Legion, Military Order 83

Madrid Mutual Benevolent Society 44

Magdalen Asylum 62

Manhattan Athletic Club 87

Manufacturers' Associotion of California 70

Maria Kip Orphanage 62

Marine Kngineers' Association 44

Marine Temperance Society 90

Mariners' Free Reading Room 54

Masonic Board of Relief. 47

Masonic Cemetery Association 75

Masonic Hall Association 75

Masonic Lodges 74

Masonic Veteran Association 75

Masons' and Builders' Association 70

Master Mariners' Benevolent Association... 47
Master Painters' Association of Pacific Coast 70

Master Plum bers' Association 70

Masters and Pilots, American Association of 73-

Mater Misericordite 62

Mechanics' Institute 66

Medical and Dental Colleges 67

Medical Department of the University of

California 67

Medical Society of the State of California.... 66

Medical Society, San Francisco County 66

Mens' Home 47

Mercantile Library 64

Merchants' Club 87

Merchants' Exchange Association 57

Methodist Book Depository 73

Methodist Social Union of San Francisco... 87

Microscopical Society, San Francisco 66

Military 67

Military Order Loyal Legion 83

Millmens' Protective Association 70

Mining Bureau, California State 65

Miscellaneous Information 33-91

Mount St. Joseph's Infant Orphan Asylum 62

Musical Fund Society, San Francisco 45

National Association, Letter Carriers 44

PAGE.

National Association of Stationary Engi-
neers 44

National Association, Post Ofhce Clerks 44

National Guard of California 67

National Reserve Association 44

National Union 84

Native Daughters of the Golden West 87

Native Sons of the Golden West 88

Neptune Swimming and Bathing Club 88

Nord-Deutscher Verein 44

Norwegian Club 88

Nursery for Homeless Children, S. F 62

Occidental Club 88

Odd Fellows' Employment Association 47

Odd Fellows' Hall Association 73

Odd Fellows, Independent Order of 75

Odd Fellows' Library Association 64

Ofiicers, State of California 59

Oificers, United States 57

Old Friends 88

Old Ladies' Home, Lick 61

Old Ladies' Home, Protestant Episcopal... 62

Old People's Home of San Francisco 62

Olive Growers, State Association of 70

Olympic Club 88

Order of Chosen Friends 84

Order of Hermann's Sons 84

Order of Pendo 85

Order of Scottish Clans 44

Order of Sous of St. George 85

Orphan Asylum (Roman Catholic) 62

Pacific Athletic Association ... 88

Pacific Coast Association Native Sons of

Vermont 88

Pacific Coast Commercial Travelers' Asso-
ciation 44

Pacific Coast Jersey Cattle Club 66

Pacific Coast Pigeon Society 88

Pacific Coast Trotting - horse Breeders'

Association 70

Pacific Hebrew Orphan Asylum and Home 62
Pacific Homceopathic Dispensary Asso-
ciation 47

Pacific Kennel Club S8

Pacific Presbyterian Union 73

Pacific Stock Exchange Board 57

Pacific-Union Club 88

Pacific Yacht Club 88

Pharmaceutical Society, California 65

Philatelic Society of San Francisco 66

Pilot Commissioners 60

Pilots 60

Pioneer Kindergarten Society 47

Pioneers, Society of California 66

Police Courts 37

Police Department 37

Police Stations 37

Police Telegraph 37

Polish Society of California 44

Polyclinic, San Francisco 48

Polypathic Medical and Surg cal Asso-
ciation 66

Port Wardens 60

Portuguese Protective and Benevolent Asso-
ciation 70

Presbyterian Mission House 73

Press Club of San Francisco 88

Private Schools 55

Produce Exchange Mutual Benefit Asso-
ciation, San Francisco 45

Produce Exchange, San Francisco 57

Protective Association 69

Protestant Episcopal Old Ladies' Home 62

Protestant Orphan Asylum, San Francisco 62

Public Buildings 70

Public Library, Free 64

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Public Schools of San Francisco 71

Quarantine Hospital 62

Railroad Commissioners 60

Receiving Hospital 62

Red Men, Improved Order of 81

Red Men, Independent Order of 82

Religious Societies 72

Resorts 91

Retail Druggists' Association, Cal. State 69

Retail Druggists' Association, S. F 70

Retail Grocers' Protective Association 70

Riggers' Protective Union of 3 F 70

Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum 62

Royal Arcanum 85

Royal Arch Masons 74

Russian Hill Neighborhood House 47

Salvation Army 55

S. F. Art Association 41

S. F. Baecker Verein 44

S. F. Bar Association 88

S. F. Benevolent Association 47

S. F. Board of Provision Packers 70

S. F. Board of Relief, I. O. B 47

S. F. Board of Trade 48

S. F. Boys' Club Association 47

S. F. Chamber of Commerce 49

S. F. Chapter American Institute of Ar-
chitects 44

S. F. Church Extension Society of the M.

E. Church 7.S

S. F. Clearing House 41

S. F. Dental Association 70

S. F. County Medical Society 66

S. F. County Society of Physicians and

Surgeons *^G

S. F. Fire Department Charitable Fund

Association 44

S. F. Fruit and Flower Mission 47

S. F. Girls' Union 62

S. F. Golf Club 88

S. F. Grutli- Verein 89

S. F. Homceopathic Polyclinic 48

S. F. Ladies' Protection and Relief Society 61

S. F. Law Library Association 64

S. F. Letter Carriers' Mutual Aid Asso-
ciation 45

S. F. Maennerchor 89

S. F. Microscopical Society 66

S. F. Musical Fund Society 45

S. F. Nursery for Homeless Children 62

S. F. Polyclinic 48

S. F. Port Society 73

S. F. Produce Exchange 57

S. F. Produce Exchange Mutual Benetit

Association 45

S. F. Protestant Orphan Asylum 62

S. F. Public Schools 71

S. F. Retail Druggists' Association 70

S. F. Scottish Thistle Club 89

S. F. Settlement Association 48

S. F. Society for the Prevention of Cruelty

to Animals 48

S. F. Stock and Exchange Board .57

S. F. Turn Verein 89

S. F. Typothetse 70

S. F. Verein 89

S. F. Whist Club 89

S. F. Yacht Club 89

Scandinavian Society 45

Schleswig-Holstein Verein 89

Schwaben Verein, San Francisco 45

Scientific Societies 64

Scotch-Irish Society 89

Scottish Clans, Order of 44

Scottish Thistle Club, San Francisco 89

Secret Societies 74

Servian Montenegrin Literary and Benevo-
lent Society 45

Sierra Club 66

Silver Links Boys' Club 47

Silver Street Kindergarten Society 48

Slavonic lUyric Mutual Benevolent Society 45

Social Societies 85

Societe Beige de Bienfaisance 48

Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to

Animals, San Francisco 48

Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to

Children 46

Society of California Pioneers 66

Society of California Pioneers 89

Society of California Volunteers 89

Society of Physicians and Surgeons, S. F.

County 66

Society S. F. Letter Carriers' Band 89

Society of True Friends 89

Society of St. Vincent de Paul 48

Society for Christian Work 48

Sons of Jacob 85

Sons of St. George, Order of 86

Sons of American Revolution 85

Sons of Veterans 85

Spanish Mutual Benevolent Society 45

St. George's Club 89

State Association of Olive Growers 70

State Board of Horticulture 67

State Floral Society 89

State Medical Society 66

State Officer-s 59

Stationary Engineers, National Association 44

Stock and Bond Exchange 57

Stock and Exchange Board, S. F .57

Stock Exchange Board, Pacific -57

Stomatological Dental Club 67

Street Guide 93-1.30

Sued-Deutcher Verein 45

Superior Court 36

Supreme Court 59

Supreme Court Commissioners 59

Swiss Mutual Benevolent Society 45

Swiss Relief Society 48

Swiss Rifle Club 89

St. Andrews Society 48

St. Francis Girls' Directory Orphan Asylum 62

St. Joseph's Benevolent Society 45

St. Luke's Hospital 62

St. Mark's Hospital and Home for care of

Inebriates 61

St. Mary's Hospital 63

St. Patrick's Mutual Alliance Association.. 45
St. Paul's German Roman Catholic Benev-
olent Society 45

St. Peter's German Catholic Benevolent

Society 45

St. Vincent de Paul, Society of. 48

St. Zita's Home 63

Teachers' Mutual Aid Society of S. F 45

Technical Society of the Pacific Coast 67

Temperance Societies 90

Territorial Pioneers of California 67

Teutonia Society 48

The Children's Club 47

Theaters 91

Theatrical Mechanics' Association 89

Theosophical Society 73

Theta Iota Pi 89

Trades Unions 63

True Friends, Society of 89

Turn Verein, San Francisco 89

Twenty-sixth Street Hospital 63

Union League Club 89

Union Printers' Mutual Aid Society 45

Union Square Club 89

INDEX TO CONTENTS.

PAGE.

PAGE.

Unitarian Headquarters

United Ancient Order of Druids ...

55

Veterans of the California Hundred

.... 90

85

Widows and Orphans' Aid Association.

.... 45

United Workmen, Ancient Order

78

Woman's Christian Temperance Union

.... 91

University Club

89

Woman's Hospital, California

.... 61

United States Officers

57

Woman's Relief Corps, G. A. E,

.... 81

Verein Eintracht

45

Woodmen of the World

.... 85

Verein Ostereich Social and Mutual Aid

Xavier Literary Club

... 67

Society

45

Yale Alumni Association

.... 90

Veteran Fireman Volunteer Association ol

Young Men's Catholic Union (R. C.) ...

.... 45

90

Young Men's Christian Association

.... 73

Veteran Odd Fellows' Association

90

Young Men's Institute (R. C.)

.... 45

Veteran's National Guard of California

(i9

Young Women's Christian Association.

.... 73

Veterans' Home Association and Batallion

63

Youth's Directory

.... 63

INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

PAGE.

Acme Engraving Co 1798

JEtna Insurance Co Red pages, 1681, 1968

4 lien Charles R ' ^"'8^* bottom lines,

Allen, CtiarlesK ^ register of names

Allen, E. T. Co 130

Allen & Higgins Lumber Co Backbone

r Left top cor.
American Type Founders' Co.... < cards, reg.

( of names

Andrews, George N 1888

Andrews T P ( Right top lines, reg.
Anarews, i. r | of names 1895

Anglo-Californian Bank Red pases, 1671

Apprill, George 1729

Arctic Oil Works Back cover

Argonaut Publishing Co 208

Atkinson, G. F 1953

Atkinson, T.E 1697

Babin, Landry C 1915

Back, F. J 1866

Baker Enameling and Mfg. Co 1794

Baker & Hamilton Business headings

Bank and Insurance Dept Red pages, 1670

Bankers' Life Assn. of Des Moines, la... 231
Bank of British N. America. ..Red pages, 1678

Bank of California Red pages, 1670

Bardet & Gesvret 1911

Barrow, Wade, Guthrie & Co 1697

Bateman, William 1886

Beau, Wesley P 1803

Bellerive, Marie Mine 1781

Bemis, C. C 1915

Bishop, J 1753

Blake, Moffitt & Towue 15, 1892

Blohm, L 1967

Blumenthal, Julius 1764

Boeseh Lamp Co 1839

Bolte, Jeanne Miss 290

Bolton & Strong 291

Boone & Murdock 1893

Borland, James H 1883

Bradstreei, A. B 1961

Bridge, H. S. & Co 314

Bridge, W.E 1934

British America Assurance Co 1682

Browell, Jeremiah Business headings

Brunswick-Balke-CoUender Co., The 1726

Buhlinger, Wm. F 1796

Bulletin LefD bottom lines, register of names

Bunce, E. E

Bunker, Paul

Burnham & Marsh Co

Burns, J. H

Burton, I. L

Busch cfe Wocker

Buswell, W. F

Cahill & Hall Elevator Co..

1915

18

11

17C2

1893

1792

California Art Glass, Bending and Cutting

Works. ...Reg. names, right side lines, 1811
California Electric Supply and Construc-
tion Co 1788. 1789, 1791, 1810. 1839, 1896

California Electrical Works 1790

California Ink Co 357, 1830

California Institute of Public Account-
ants 1696

California Paving Co 1894

California Perforating Screen Co 7

California Safe Deposit and Trust Co 92

California Tool Works 8

California Type Foundry 1791, 19.53

California Wire Cloth Co 1963

Call, The 360

Capp, C. S. & Co 1915

Center & Spader 1916

Chapman, F. M. & Co 19

nu „„ \\T u f Reg. of names, right

Chapman, W.B j top lines, 390

Chauche & Bon Back cover

Chester, Henry 1829

Chrenik, Andreas & Co 1963

Church, S. R 399

City Stables 19

Plnrk N At Sonc; i '^'■^^- ^^' "ames, right side
LJarK, JN. & toons.. ^ jj^^^^^ business headings

Clendinnen, John 1705

Clerc, P. F 7, 1842

Coffin, Alonzo 1893

College of Notre Dame 19

Colton Dental Association 425, 1775

Columbia Theatre 425

Connecticut Fire Ins. Co Back cover

Cook, Fred R 1722

n „i, XT XT T> H-; i~i„ I Reg. of names, left
Cook, H. N. Belting Co. | ^ ^-^^ ^^^^^^ '^^^3

Cooper, Leo 1946

Crocker, H. S. Co 32

Crocker-Langley S. F. Directory 21,30

CuUen, D. Miss 1793

28

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PAGE.

Cunningham, A. A ...1705, 1753, 1926

Curtin-Beals' Mercantile Collection

Agency 1763

Curtin, D. A 1883

Curtin, John Front cover, 1777

Cypress Lawn Cemetery 1005

DaUey, E. C 1923

Davidson (fe Leigh 1916

Dawes Collection Agency.. 1763

Deacon, Wm 1836

Decker, Charles W 425, 1775

Decker, H. C 1916

DeFilippe, Prof. 1946

Degen, L. P 1723

De Kalb Fence Co 1963

Delger&King 496

Denniston. E. G 1932

Dickson, Ptobert Back cover

Diener, Henry 1829

Dixon, Borgeson & Co., Register of names, left

top lines 1873, 1930

Donohoe-Kelly Banking Co Red pages, 1673

Dornin, George D 528

Dow Steam Pump Works 5

Dunham, Carrigan & Haydeii Co

182.3,1835, 1836

Easton, Eldridge & Co 1916

Eby, .Tohn D Line back cover

Eggers, Gould ct Co 1873

Electric Laundry Co { ''^^^^^^''

Evans, C. H. & Co 9, 1794, 1911

■i7„„„- Tj, n„+: ' Piegister of names.

Evening Bulletin ^ jf.,.^ ^^^^^^ y^^^^'

Evening Post, The 1276

Famsworth & Ruggles 1780

Fidelity Mutual Life Association of

Philadelphia Top edge

Filippe, T. B 1946

Filmer-Rollius Electrotype Co 1792

Finn, John, Metal Works 1869

Fireman's Fund Ins. Co Frontcover, 601

First National Bank Pi,ed pages, 1677

Fisher, L. P 1698

Fisher Packing Co 1958

Fi.sher, Will E. & Co 1916

Folkers, J. H. A. & Bro 1777, l!i4n, 1952

Forbes, A. J. & Son 1742

Forderer Cornice Works 62u, 1772

Foreman, A. & Son 1954

Foster, J. F 1698

Fuii Co ThP ' Register of names,

i^ujico., ine I right side lines

Fulton. John J 1868

Galloway Lithographing Co 1856

Garratt, W. T. & Co Business headings

Gas Consumers' Association 564,652, 1790

German Savings and Loan Society

Red pages, 1675

Getz, R. J. &Co 1890

Giant Powder Co Line back cover

Gisslo ^v's Perfect Carpet Cleaning Works

and Moving Co , 1748

Gladding, McBean & Co Business headings

Globe-MacCabe Co 1895

Goldberg, Bowen & Co. .. 677

Golden Gate Laundry 1841

Golden State and Miners' j ^^f^^tf % "fP^^,

Iron Works | ^]S^^ ^'^« ^"^^/^

Golden West Clothing | Register of names,

Renovatory ] right bottom lines

Goodman, George 1702, 1931

Graf Bros 689

Graham, Geo. D 690, 1909

Graham, M. A 1794

PAGE.

Grand Pacific, The 1828

Grant, H. M 1682

Great Eastern Steam Carpet Beating and

Renovating Works 1748

Green, A. T. & Co 1916

Greth, Dr 1867

Gundlach, J. & Co { ''tir^Jj,^,^^

Gundlach, Ph. & Co 1879

Gwyer.Mrs. Dr 1901

Haas, Carl F 1953

Hall, A. I. & Son 721

Halls' Safe and Lock Works 1439

Hamelin, A. Mme 1772

Hansen, M. & Co 1925

Harbor View Hot Salt Water Baths 1721

Harding's Law and Collection Office 1764

I Harloe, Marcus S 1824

I Harris & Jones : 1862

Hathaway, Braddock R 1868

: Heald's Business College Backbone, 759

; Henderson, H. C 768

Hermann, C. & Co 1824

Hermann Safe Co 1924

Hibernia Savings and Loan Society

Red pages, 1679

Hicks' Detective Agency 1777

Hirsch&Kahn 1887, 1896

Hobbs, Wall & Co Backbone, 91, 1733

Hoffman, Dahl & Co 1931

Holman, W. L 1792

Holmes Dispatch Line 1738

Howard, T 1967

Institution for Massage 1867

Irving Institute 0pp. title page

Italian-Swiss Agricultural Colony 835

Jackson, Byron 10

Jackson, P. H. ct Co 1701

Jacquemet, J. <fe Co 841

Jesse, George R 1935

Kahn, Henry & Co 1888

Kincaid & Co 1893

King, James L 1767.1883

, Klinkner, C. A. cfc Co Business headings

I Kneass, G. W IS

Knox Collection Agency 1765

j Krogh Manufacturing Co.. 1912

La Grande Laundry 1841

Lane, W. E 1905, 1928

Lanteri, G. F 1728

Larkins&Co 1970

Lask, Harry J 1883

Lawrence, J. V 1745

Lawson, F. A. & Co 1914

Layng, H.G. Machine Works 1864

Leader Windmill Co 1962

Lederer, G 1822

Leek,IraG 1776

Lewis, W. S. & Co 2

Lietz, A. C 1940

Lion Co., The 1754

London and San Francisco Bank

I Red pages, 1672

I Lorenz, F. M 1967

Loudon, W. M 1780

Lowe, J. W 1703

I Luckhardt, C. A. & Co 1705

] Lund, Henry & Co 14

Lundy Furniture Co 1807, 1927

' T„ „ <^i „_!„„ ! Reg. of names, right

I Lyons, Charles ^ ^^^^ lines....:. 1001

i Lytle. T 1961

! MacNutt, A. H 1867

Madison (fe Burke 1917

I Main Street Iron Works 1836

1 Marsh tt Kidd 1728

[NDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.

29

Munsell, James, Jr.
Murch & Gray .

Mutual Benefit Life Ins. Co.

Marwedel.C. F 1864

McCrellis, F. H 1809

McDonald, P.A 16

McKinnie, Murray 1967

McNevin, Capt 1926

McPhun, Wm 1962

McQueen, John 1750

Merrell, I. L 8

Millbrae Company 1871

Millbrae Dairy 1111

Miller, Harrv East 1753

Mitchell, J. E., The Carpet Cleaning and

Renovating Co 1749

Moise, L. H Business headings, 1923

( Right corner cards,

Montague, W.W < register of names,

( business headings
Moraghan, M. B...Reg. of names, left top lines

Morning Call 360

Morton & Hedley 9

Mount Shasta Mineral Spring Co... Front edge
f Line front cover,
( 1683, 1690

1907

Murphey, William 1734

Murphy, Grant & Co 17

' Line front cover,
1683, 1690
Mutual Savings Bank Red pages, 1679

Myers, Carrick & Williams... { ^^f ftfo°^?„^e^^

National Brewing Co Edge of map, 1969

National Fire Insurance Co 528

National Laundry 1841

Neustadter Bros 1930

Nevada Metallurgical Works 1705

Newhall, H. M. & Co Red pages, 1680

Nichols, A. C. &Co 1843

Nickel! Law and Collection Agency 1764

Oakland Artificial Limb Co 31

Oceanic Steamship Co 1209

Oesterreicher, L 1917

Overland Freight Transfer Co 16

Pacific Cleaning and Dyeing Works 1787

Pacific Electrical Works 1791

Pacific Fruit Market Top line, back cover

Pacific Law and Collection Co 1764

Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co 12

Pacific Paving Co 1894

Pacific Rolling Mill Co 4

Pacific Sash Weight and Foundry Co 1925

Pacific Saw Manufacturing Co 10

Pacific Towel Co 1952

Pacific Vinegar and Pickle Works 1958

Palatine Insurance Co 1681

Palmetto Brush Co 1231

Parflffine Paint Co I ^^S- ^^ names,

raramne raint Co | j^^^ ^^^^ ^.^^^

Parisian Dyeing and Cleaning Works ... 1788

Parson, Dr 1236

Payne's Bolt Works 1728

Peerless Laundry Co. { ^ISLI^.^--; ^f^l
Pelton Water Wheel Co 6

r Register of names,
Perrier-Jouet Champagne \ upper right top

( lines 390

Pettitt, J. George 1792

Petzold, August 1772

Peulecka, H 1747

Photo Mount and Card Mfg. Co 1263

Pinkerton's National Detective Agency.. 1778
Pioneer Carpet Beating Machine 1748

Post, Evening, The....
Price, Thomas & Son

PAGE.

,. 1276
. 1705

Quadt, John & Co 1289

Quaker Medicine Co 840

Queen Insurance Co Bottom edge

Reed, Robert 31

Reed & Goodman 1306

Reigle & Jamieson 1962

Remillard Brick Co 1734

Report, Daily 1314

River Express Co 1799

Robertson, R. F 19

Robinson (fe Gillespie 1746

Rosekrans, H. & Co 1.342

Rouleau, F. A 1927

Royal Insurance Co Bottom edge

Rufiino & Bianchi 1867

Ruggles, David W 1939

Russell, J. W. & Co 1961

Sadler, F. E 1801

Sala, Joseph C 1941

San Francisco and Pacific Glass Works... 1812
San Francisco Gold, Silver and Nickel

Plating Works 1932

San Francisco Laundry 1842

San Francisco Savings Union... Red pages, 1674

San Francisco Stove Works 1939

San Francisco Timber Preserving Co 1902

San Francisco Turning and Planing Mill 1953

Santa Clara College 1004

Sather Banking Co 1678

Saville, MacLymont & Co 1706

Savings and Loan Society Red pages, 1676

Scheerer, Joseph Co 1894

Schilling, Adam & Sons 1384

Schmidt Label and Lith. Co

1838, 1856, 1894, 1338, 1733, 1796

Schwarz, Joseph A 1401

Sellers, J. C [''t^sl'l!^^'

Sellschopp, W 1935

Shattuck, E. J. & Co 391

Sherwood & Sherwood 22

Shreve& Co 1837

Siebe& Green 1698

Simoiids Saw Co 1926

Simpson & Millar 17, 1927

Sloane, W. & J. & Co. I ^5^1S?::^%''^fl^^Sfi^^
' I ot names, 13, 1439, 1808

Smith, J. Glover & Co 1446

Q™;fV, T -o jt^ n^ J Register of names.

Smith, J. R. & Co } right side lines

Solomon, C, Jr 1700, 1837

Southern Pacific Co 1458

Spaulding, J. & Co 1748, 1787

Sperry Flour Co Line back cover

Stanley, Charles T 1883

Standard Collection and Mercantile Co... 1764

Stetson, Mnie 1784

St, Germain Billiard Co 1724, 17S

St. Hubert Vineyard Co.

Register of names.

right side lines

Stillwell Detective Agency, The 1707, 1709

Stone, R 1746

Stratton, S 1749

Sullivan, J. F 1891

Sunset Telephone and Telegraph Co

...Front cover

The Union Lithograph Co 1523

Thomas, F., The, Parisian Dyeing and

Cleaning Works 1788

Thomas & Carlson 1893

Thornton, Samuel 18

Todd, William P Line front cover

Towle & Lynch 1893

Trinity School 20

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CROCKER-LANGLEY DIRECTORY.

PAGE.

Truman, I. J. <k Co Inside back cover

Trumbull <fe Beebe Line front cover, 1927

Tubbs Cordage Co 14

Twigg, John & Son 18

Umbsen, G. H. & Co 1917

Union Furniture and Baggage Moving

Co 1809

Union Ice Co 1556, 1830

Union Iron Works 1769, 1786, 1876, 1928

Union Lithograph Co 1523

Union Photo-engraving Co 1557, 1797

' Register names, left
side lines, 1558, 1842

United States Laundry

UNXLD Fireworks ..

Van Drake, A. J

Wainwright, W

Wainwright & Easton.

Walton, N. C

Wanner & Maddox

1801
11
1912
1762
1705
1801

PAGE.

Washburn & Moen Manu- ) Register of names,

facturing Co ) right side lines

Wasp Publishing Co 1594

Watson &, Co.. ..Reg. of names, right side lines

Wedgwood, William

Weichart, J ,

Welch & Co

Wells, Charles B

West Publishing Co

Western Assurance Co.

Western Foundry

Whelden, Alex W

Wieland Bros

Williams, Belser & Co.

Wilson, J. C. & Co

1907

.1607, 1893
1709

175n

._ 1771

Register of names,
left corner cards
Winterburn, Joseph Co Line front cover

Wolff, wmia. & Co. PSS'pctercS
Young & Lang 1917

DIRECTORIES

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Principal Eastern Cities
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OAKLAND ARTIFICIAL LIMB COMPANY

--«a^ Prices Reduced ts^—

ROBT. REED. Manager 954 Broadway, Oakland,

Send tor an Illustrated Catalogue. Sent Free

Cal.

32 CROCKKR-LANGLEY DIRECTORY.

may be interested in
the follouiing

Copperplate
Engraving and

Stamping in

Colors.

227, 229

Post street.

Is it not obvious that a company
noted for the magnitude of its business — operating with
complete facilities, in separate departments, under capable
managements, every modern process of the "Art pre-
servative," and prepared to make, by the methods best
adapted to the subject, in any size, style or quality,
anything in the line of Stationery, Printing, Lithographing,
Bookbinding, Copperplate Engraving — would be more
reasonable in price, reliable in quality, and prompt in
delivery, than a concern without equal facilities ?

We assert that it is^ and that,

having one of the most extensive plants in the United
States, and invariably giving the dollar's worth for the
dollar paid, is why we have the largest trade, extending
all over the Pacific Coast.

Stationery,

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Lithographing, Bush Street.

Bookbinding.

Photographic

Apparatus,
supplies.

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100 Montgomery St

CROCKER-LANGLEY
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY

1896

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION

CONCERNING

Municipal, State and Federal Government, Banks, Churches, Societies, Etc.

CITY AND COUNTY GOVERNMENT.

Mayor— Adolph Sutro; salary, 83,000 per annum.

Secretary— Taylor Rogers; salary, $3,000 per an-
num.

Stenographer — Miss Edna E. Gibson.

Messenger— George W. Brown.
AssESsoK — JohnD. Slebe; salary, 84,000 per annum.

Chief Deputy— Hugo Herzer; salary, $2,400 per an-
num.

Chief Field Deputy— J. N. Colter; salary, 82,400
per annum.

Chief Draughtsman— Alfred D. Mlesegaes; salary,
82,400 per annum.

Office Deputy— J. J. Grelf; salary, 81,800 per an-
num.

Office Deputy— George Tyroll; salary, 81,800 per
annum.

Office Deputy — Edgar Brlggs; salary, 81,800 per
annum.

Office Deputy— E. T. Harvey; salary, 81,800 per
annum.
Auditor — William Broderlck; salary, 84,000 per an-
num.

Deputy— George W. Thomas; salary, 83,000 per
annum.

Clerk — John C. Broderlck; salary, 81,800 per an-

Clerk — Frank D. Burrows; salary, 81,800 per an-
num.

Clerk— Edward B. Thomas; salary, 81,500 per an-
num.

Clerk — DanlelJ. Leary; salary, 81,500 per annum.
Chief of Poliob— Patrick Crowley; salary, 84,000
per annum.

Captain of Detectives — Isaiah W. Lees; salary,
81,800 per annum.

Clerk (Chief of Police)— Henry S. Healey; salary,
81,800 per annum.

Property Clerk— William Cullen; salary, 81,800 per
annum.
City and County Attorney and Counselor —
Harry T. Creswell; salary, 85,000 per annum.

Assistant — Rhodes Borden; salary, 83,000 per an-
num.

Assistant — James L. Gallagher; salary, 88,000 per
annum.

Asslstantr— GalUard Stoney; salary, 81,800 per an-
num.

Assistant— John T. Thornton; salary, 81,800 per an-
num.

Assistant— William I. Broheck; salary, 81,800 per
annum.

Clerk— Charles C. Cohn; salary, 8900 per annum.

Messenger— Martin Donovan; salary, 8900 per an-
num.

City Physician— A. P. O'Brien, M.D.; salary, 81,800
per annum.
Police Surgeon— Conrad Well, M.D.; salary, 81,200

per
Assistant Surgeon— George H. Thompson, M.D.;

salary, 8900 per annum.
Assistant Surgeon— Frank T. Fltzglbbon, M.D.;

salary, 8900 per annum.
Assistant Surgeon— Edwin Bunnell, M.D. ; salary,

8900 per annum.
Steward Receiving Hospital- Columban D. Bu-

cher; salary, 8900 per annum.
Assistant Steward— Joseph Mogan; salary, 8720

per annum.
Matron Receiving Hospital— Mrs. Susan M. Ed-
monds; salary, 8720 per annum.
Assistant Matron— Mrs. Rose Kane: salary, 8720

per annum.

City and County Surveyor and City Engineer
—Charles S. Tllton ; salary, 8500 per annum
and fees.

Civil Engineer— Julius H. Smith.

Draughtsman— Frederick W. Hummerston.

Commissioners— City Hall; salary, 81,200 per an-
num.

Mayor Adolph Sutro.

Auditor William Broderlck.

City and County Attorney and Counselor Harry
T. Creswell.

Secretary— Jeremiah J. McCarthy; salary, $2,400
per annum.

Architect— Frank T. Shea; salary, 83,000 per an-
num.

Superintendent of Construction — D. Ernest Mellis;
salary, 83,000 per annum.

Messenger— Samuel H.Beckett; salary, S900 per an-
num.

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Commissioners— Election.
Mayor Adolph Sutro.
Auditor William Broderlck.
Tax Collector James N. Block.
City and County Attorney and Counselor Harry T.

Creswell.
City and County Surveyor Charles S. Tllton.
Secretary— William M. Hlnton, Registrar of Voters.
(Serve ex officio, without compensation.)
Commissioners— Fire Department.
George T. Bohen, President; no compensation.
Joseph S. Marshall.
John W. McDonald.
Colin M. Boyd.
Frank G. Edwards.
Secretary— George F. Maxwell; salary, $1,800 per

annum.
Assistant Secretary— Michael L. Spinetti; salary,

81,200 per annum.
Messenger— D. R. Conniff; salary, S900 per annum.
(Commissioners serve without compensation.)
Commissioners— Insanity.
Edwin Windele, M. D.
Charles A. Wadsworth, M. D.
Daniel D. Lustig, M. D.
Theo Rethers, M. D.
Secretary, Charles F. Curry, County Clerk (ex

officio).
(Compensation — fees.)
Commissioners— Pabk.
John Rosenfeld. , '
Joseph Austin, i .- ; '

Irving M. Scott.
Secretary — Miss Valance V. Bloch ; salary, $1,500

per annum.
Superintendent — John McLaren; salary, $4,200 per

(Commissioners serve without compensation.)
Commissioners— PoLtcE.

Robert; J., Tobin— President, salary, $3,000 per an-
num.

William Alvord, salary, $1,200 per annum.

Moses A. Gunst; salary, $1,200 per annum.

Patrick Crowley, Chief of Police (ex officio).

Clerk— Henry S. Healey.
CosiMnssioNERS — Police Relief and Pension
FrND.

Robert J. Tobin, President.

Patrick Crowley, Secretary.

Coroner William J. Hawkins, M. D.; salary,

$4,000 per annum.

First Deputy— J. L. McCormlck; salary, $2,400 per
annum.

Second Deputy— J. E. O'Brien; salary, $1,800 per
annum.

Third Deputy— J. G. Tyrrell; salary, $1,500 per an-

Fourth Deputy— J. F. Hallett; salary, $1,500 per
annum.

Autopsy Physician— J. S. Barrett, M. D.; salary,
$2,400 per annum.

Chemist— Charles L. Morgan; salary, fees.

Stenographer— L. Conlan; salary, 81,800 per annum.

Messenger— L. J. Mclnnes; salary, $900per annum.

Janitor— Thomas Smith; salary, $900 per annum
County Clerk— Charles F. Curry; salary, $4,000 per
annum.

Chief Deputy— Harry Piper; salary, 83,000 per
annum.

Court Room Clerk,Departmentl — Joseph Goddard;
salary, $2,100 per annum.

Court Room Clerk, Department 2— John A. Dunker ;
salary, 82,100 per annum.

Court Room Clerk Department 3— Charles C. Mor-
ris; salary, $2,100 per annum.

Court Room Clerk, Department 4— Robert H. Fitz-
gerald; salary, $2,100 per annum.

Court Room Clerk, Department 5— Ambrose A.
Watson; salary, 82.100 per annum.

Court Room Clerk, Departments- Ben I. Salomon,
salary, 82,100 per annum.

Court Room Clerk, Department 7 — William C. Dun-
lap; salary, $2,100 per annum.

Court Room Clerk, Department 8— R. J. Welch;
salary, $2,100 per annum.

Court Room Clerk, Department 9— J. B. Martin;
salary, $2,100 per annum.

Court Room Clerk, Department 10— James R. Mc-
Elroy; salary, $2,100 per annum.

Court Room Clerk, Department 11— Oscar A. Tolle ;
salary, 82,100 per annum.

Court Room Clerk, Department 12— Charles H.
Fancher; salary. 82,100 per annum.
County Recorder — Thomas J. Glynn; salary, 84,000
per annum. . .

Chief Deputy — John G. Noonan; salary, $3,000 per

annum.
Mortgage Clerk— William H. Miller; salary, 81,200

per annum.
Deputy— Richard D. Blauvelt; salary, 81,800 per

Deputy— Daniel M. Gavifean; salary, $1,800 per

annum.
Deputy — Michael J. Kelly; salary, 81,800 per annum.
Chief Copyist— Joseph T. Cooney (per folio).
Marriage License Clerk— John F.Cooney (per folio).
(Copyists— paid by folio.) / ,

District Attorney — William S. Barnes; salary,

$5,000 per annum. > .

Assistant — J6hn A. Hosmer; salary, $3,600 per

annum.
Assistant— Alfred P. Black; salary, 83,000 per

annum.
Assistant — Edgar D. Peixotto; salary, 83,000 per

annum.
Chief Clerk— Walter B. Blair; salary, 83,000 per

annum.
Cleric— John B. Tungate; salary, 81,800 per annum.
Clerk— Thomas F. Dunn; salary, $1,200 per annum.
Cllerk— Arthur Brand; salary, $1,200 per annum.
Fire Marshal— Charles Towe; paid by Insurance

Companies.
Free Public Library.
Trustee— George T. Shaw, President.
Trustee— Colin M. Boyd. :,

Trustee— Horace Davis. ■' ]

Trustee— Ralph C. Harrison.
Trustee— John S. Hlttell.
Trustee— Philip N. Lillenthal.
Trustee — Azro L. Mann.
Trustee — James D. Phelan.
Trustee — Joseph O'Connor.
Trustee— Edward R. Taylor.
Trustee— John H. Wise. ! . ]\'i

Librarian — George T. Clark; salary, $2,400! per

annum.

Secretary

Assistant Secretary — Miss Martha T. Tyler; salary,

$900 per annum.
(Trustees serve without compensation.)
Gas and Water Ikspectok— Chris E. Newman;

salary, $1,800 per annum. ' . ,

Health Officer — Arthur S. Lovelace, M. D.; salary,

83,000 per annum.
Law Library.
Librarian— James H. Deerlng, Jr.; salary, $2,400

per annum.
Assistant— John F. Tyler; salary, 82,000 per annum.
Asslstant^David L. Conkling; salary, 81,800 per

Assistant — Frank J. McGuire ; salary, 81,200 per an-

LiCENSE Collector- Fred W. Lees; salary, 83,000

per annum.
Deputy— William J. Blattner; salary, 81,500 per

annum.
Cashier— Charles E. Benjamin, salary, 81,500 per an-
num.
Bookkeeper— Anthony Griffith; salary, 81,500 per

annum.
Bookkeeper— Sigmund H. Simon; salary, 81,500 per

annum.
Public Administrator — Andrew C. Freese.
Attorney— Jeremiah D. Sullivan.
(Compensation— fees.)
Quarantine Officer — W. P. Chalmers, M. D. ;

salary, $2,400 per annum.
Registrar of Voters— William M. Hlnton; salary,

S3,60:t per annum.
Deputy— Peter W. McGlade; salary, 81,800 per

annum.
Sheriff- Richard I. Whelan; salary, 88,000 per

annum.
Under Sheriff— William Clack; salary, 82,200 per

annum.
Bookkeeper— John G. Fitzgerald; salary, 83,000 per

annum.
Assistant Bookkeeper— Sigmund L. Simon; salary,

81,200 per annum.
Chief Jailor- Andrew Sattler; salary, 81,800 per

annum.
Superintendent Alms House— Philip L. Weaver;

salary, $2,400 per annum.
Resident Physician— W. E. Conlon, M. D.; salary,

$1,800 per annum.
Matron— Mrs. E. A. Weaver; salary, $T20 per

annum.
Clerk— F.B. McGinn^; salary, 81^200 per annum.

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Snpt. City Cemetery.

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.

Buard of Supervisors.

35

SiTPBKiNTENDENT CiTY Cembteet — J. O'Kane;

salary, S900 per annum.
Sttpeeintendent Common Schools— Madison Bab-
cock; salary, S4,000 per annum.
Deputy — Charles B. Stone; salary, 83,000 per

annum.
Stenographer— Miss Agnes C. Kendrlck; salary,

8480 per annum.
Stjpekintendent Fike Alaem and Police Tele-

GEAPH— William B. Hewitt; salary, 82,400 per

annum.
Operator— Jeremiah Murphy; salary, 81,500 per

annum.
Operator— Frank G. Haskell; salary, 81,500 per

annum.
Operator— Frank Bishop; salary, 81,500 per annum.
Repairer— E. J. Sweeney: salary, 81,200 per annum.
Assistants- W. G. Pennycook; salary, 81,080 per

Assistant— Daniel Shay; salary, 81,080 per annum.
Assistant — Frank Biedeman; salary, 81,080 per

annum.
Supekintendent House of Coeeection — P. M.

.Clarkson; salary, 81,800 per annum.
Assistant — George McGinn; salary, 81,200 per

annum.

SUPEEINTENDENT PHYSICIAN CiTY AND COUNTY

Hospital— F. H. Stable, M. D.; salary, 83,400

per annum.
Resident Physician— Alexander J. Younger, M. D.

salary, 81,500 per annum.
Visiting Physician— Joseph O. Hirschfelder, M. D.

salary, 81,200 per annum.
Visiting Physician— William W. Kerr, M. D.

salary, 81,200 per annum.
Visiting Surgeon — Charles N". Ellinwood, M. D.

salary, 81.200 per annum.
Visiting Surgeon — Robert A. McLean, M. D.

salary, 81,200 per annum.
Apothecary— W. M. Hickman; salary, 81,200 per

annum.
Steward— Geo. Robinson; salary, 81,500 per annum.

SUPEEINTENDENT POLICE PaTEOL TELEGEAPH-

William B. Hewitt; salary, 82,400 per annum.

Inspector— M. J. Wall; salary, 81,500 per annum.

Lineman— James Loney; salary, 81,080 per annum.

Assistant— Charles F. Daley; salary, 81,080 per an-
num.

Assistant — George Faber; salary, 81,080 per annum.

(10 drivers— salary, 81,080 per annum.)

SUPEEINTENDENT PUBLIC StEEETS, HIGHWAYS

AND Squaees— Thomas Ashworth; salary,
84,000 per annum.

Chief Deputy — Andrew J. Donovan ; salary, 82,400
per annum.

Draughtsman — James J. E. Hawkins; salary, 81,248
per annum.

Bookkeeper— J. B. Gartland; salary, 81,800 per an-
num.

Keeper Corporation Yard — H. S. Henning; salary,
81,200 per annum.

(Also— Three Deputies at 82,400 per annum; six at
81,800 per annum; and seven at 81,500 per an-
num.)
Tax Collectoe — James N. Block; salary, 84,000 per
annum.

Chief Deputy— Hiram B. Cook; salary, 82,400 per
annum.

Cashier— Philip Susmann; salary, 82,400 per an-
num.

Deputy— Herman Enkle; salary, 81,800 per annum.

Deputy— Edward Lawton; salary, 81,800 per an-
num.

Deputy— John M. Fagg; salary, 81,800 per annum.

(18 Clerks— 8100 per month.)
Tbbasueee— Augustus C. Widber; salary, .84,000 per

Chief Deputy— Matthew De La Montanya, Jr.; sal-
ary, 83,000 per annum.

Deputy — Louis N. Jacobs; salary, 82,100 per annum.

Deputy— Max Warschauer; salary, 82,100 per an-
num.

Clerk — James Wren; salary, 81,500 per annum.

Clerk— Fee Department, William J. Heney ; salary,
81,800 per annum.

Clerk — Fee Department, Peter Deveny; salary,
81,800 per annum.

APPOINTEES OF SUPESVISOES.

Beidgekeepee — Fourth street bridge, Henry
Healey; salary, 81,200 per annum.
Assistant— F. Peterson; salary, 8900 per annum.
Assistant — Thomas B. Dolan; salary, 8720 per an-

Beidgekeepee — Sixth street bridge, Herman
Kihn; salary, 8720 per annum.

Caepentee— Sew City Hall, Charles E. Parent; sal-
ary, 81,020 per annum.

CoNDUCTOE Elevatoe— New City Hall, James
Thom; salary, 8780 per annum.

Condttctoe Eletatoe— New City Hall, John B. Haw-
thorne; salary, 8780 per annum.

Engineee — New City Hall, James C. Symon ;
salary, 81,200 per annum.

Fieeman — New City Hall, William Brown, salary,
8960 per annum.

Fish and Game Waeden— J. A. Mogan; salary,
81,200 per annum.

Gardenees.
Head Gardener— Charles W. Love ; salary, 81,200 per

annum.
Alta Plaza— James Cronogue; salary, 8900 per an-

Columbia Square — Nicholas E. Tracey ; salary,
8900 per annum.

Garfield Square— William W. Macey; salary, 8900
per annum.

Hamilton Square— Philip Dietz ; salary, 8900 per an-
num.

Portsmouth Square— Dennis Dowd; salary, 8900
per annum.

New City Hall— John J. Hourlgan; salary, 8900 per

New City Hall— M. A. Redington ; salary, 8900 per

annum.
Union Square— H. Marks; salary, 8900 per annum.
Washington Square— Joseph Spoon; salary, 8900
per annum.
Janitoe— (Head) George L. Murdock; salary, 81,080

per annum.
(Twenty-eight subordinates— 870 per month each.)
PouNDKEEPEE— Thomas C. Wells; salary, 8900 per an-
num.
Watchman— New City Hall, Charles Meyer; salary,

8960 per annum.
Watchman— New City Hall, John Kirkpatrick;
salary, 8900 per annum.

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

membees.
Mayor Adolph Sutro, President, ex officio.
First Ward— Joseph King.
Second Ward— Peter A. Scully.
Third Ward— C. E. Benjamin.
Fourth Ward— Alphonse Hirsch.
Fifth Ward— Joseph I. Dimond.
Sixth Ward— Edward C. Hughes.
Seventh Ward— Chris Dunker.
Eighth Ward— Charles L. Taylor.
Ninth Ward— Alfred W- Morgenstern.
Tenth Ward— Adolph B. Spreckels.
Eleventh Ward— John K. C. Hobbs.
Twelfth Ward— Edward L. Wagner.

Clerk— John A. Russell; salary, 83,600 per annum.

Deputy Clerk- William T. Patterson; salary, 81,800

annum.
Assistant Clerk— Harry C. Farquharson; salary,

81,800 per annum.
Assistant Clerk— James C. Tomalty, Jr.; salary,

81,800 per annum.
Assistant Clerk— John Q. Brown, Jr., salary, 81,800

per annum. „ ^

Expert Accountant— Cyril Williams; salary, 82,100

per annum.
Sergeant-at- Arms— William D. Donald; salary,

81,200 per annum.

STANDING committees.

Judiciary— Dimond, Spreckels, Taylor.

Finance and Auditing— Taylor, Hobbs, Benjamin.

Streets and Wharfs— Spreckels, Hughes, Morgen-
stern, Benjamin, Dunker.

Public Buildings— Hobbs, Spreckels, King.

Water and Water Supply— Morgenstern, Dimond,
Taylor, Benjamin, Hobbs. -i

Health and Police— Benjamin, Dunker, Dimond,
King, Morgenstern.

Fire Department— Dunker, Hobbs, Hughes, Morgen-
stern, Taylor.

License and Orders— Wagner, King, Benjamin.

Hospital— King, Hirsch, Dunker. t. • •

Printing and Salaries— Hughes. Dunker, Benjamin.

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SAN FRANCISCO AND NEW YORK.

Board of Supervisors.

CROCKER-LANGLEY DIRECTORY.

Justices of the Peace.

Street Lights— Hirsch, Hughes, Hobbs, MorgenBtern,

Municipal Building-Benjamin, Sprectels, Wagner,

Hlrsch, King.
(Supervisors, salaries, Sl,200 per annum.)

BOARD OF EDUCATION,

MEMBKKS.

Henry L. Dodge— Pres. Charles H. Hawley.
William F. Ambrose. H. C. Henderson.

Emmet P. Barrett. Andrew McElroy.

Thomas R. Carew. Charles A. Murdock.

Charles A. Clinton, M. D. Henry T. Scott.
Augustus Comte, Jr. Thomas K. Knox.

Secretary— George Beanston; salary, 82,400 per

annum.
Assistant Secretary— George W. Wade; salary,

SI, 980 per annum.
Assistant Secretary— Israel J. Aschhelm; salary,

81,680 per annum.
Assistant Secretary— Frank F. Stone; salary, 81,b8U

Stenographer— Miss F.M. Cusick; salary, 8720 per

annum.
Messenger— Frank W. Tale; salary, 81,200 per

annum.

STANDING COMMITTEES.

The President Is ex officio a Member of all Stand-
ing Committees.
The Superintendent is ex officio, a member of the
Committees on Classification, on Rules and on
Qualifications of teachers.

Finance— Hawley, Murdock, Barrett.

Classification- Murdock, Clinton, Hawley, Barrett,
McElroy, Carew.

Rules— Knox, Comte, Henderson.

Qualifications— Clinton, Knox, Scott.

Buildings and Grounds— Henderson, McElroy, Am-
brose.

Salaries — Carew, Knox, Henderson.

Supplies— Scott, Murdock, Clinton.

Judiciary— Comte, Knox, Carew.

Printing— Barrett, Hawley, Comte.

Janitors— McElroy, Hawley, Ambrose.

Visiting— Ambrose, Barrett, Scott.

(Members of the Board serve without compensation.)

BOARD OF HEALTH.

MEMBERS.

Mayor Adolph Sutro. President ex officio.

G. J. Fitzglbbon, M. D.

H. H.Hart, M.D.

John F. Morse, M. D.

J. M. Williamson, M. D.

Health Officer— Arthur S. Lovelace, M. D.; salary,
83,000 per annum.

Visiting Physician, Twenty-sixth Street Hospital-
Samuel S. Kahn, M. D.; salary, 81,800 per an-
num.

Secretary— Edmond Godchaux; salary, 82,100 per
annum.

.Vsslstant Secretary — Handel H. Zohel; salary,
81,200 per annum.

c;hlef Market Inspector — Benjamin Davis; salary,
81,200 per annum.

Assistant — Alfred D. Turner; salary, 8900 per
annum.

Assistant— J. River; salary, 8900 per annum.

Assistant— William H. Jordan; salary, 8900 per an-
num.

Milk Inspector— James P. Dockery; salary, 81,200
per annum.

Plumbing Inspector— John J. Sullivan; salary,
81,500 per annum.

Assistant— Thomas H. McGrath; salary, 81,200 per
annum.

Assistant Superintendent Disinterments— Richard
M.Jones; salary, 81,200 per annum.

Inspector— David Fay; salary, 81,200 per annum.

Inspector— Otto Luders; salary, 81,200 per annum.

Inspector— Alexander T. Patton; salary, 81,200 per
annum.

Inspector— William H. Duren; salary, 81,200 per
annum.

Inspector— Albert B. Klnne; salary, 81,200 per an-
num.

Inspector— W. H. Stout; salary, 81,200 per annum.

Messenger— James W. Brier; salary, S900 per an-

SUPERIOR COURT.

Department 1. Judge— James M. Seawell; term
expires January, 1899.
Clerk— Joseph Goddard.
Reporter— A. Leslie Coombs.
Bailiff— Thomas F. Whelan.

Department 2. Judge— William R. Daingerfield;
term expires January, 1901.
Clerk- John A. Dunker.
Reporter— Charles R. Gagan.
Baillfl— Joseph P. Hayes.

Department 3. Judge— Daniel J. Murphy; term
expires January, 1897.
Clerk— Charles C. Morris.
Reporter— Joseph P. Stevens.
Ballifif- J. F. Rock.

Department 4. Judge— John C. B. Hebbard; term
expires January, 1897.
Clerk— Robert H. Fitzgerald.
Reporter— Harrison A. Jones.
Ballifif— F. W. Callahan.

Department 5. Judge— John Hunt, Jr.; term ex-
pires January, 1897.
Clerk— Ambrose A. Watson.
Reporter— Edwin S. Belden.
Bailiff- David Magner.
Department 6. (Criminal)— Judge— William T.Wal-
lace; term expires January, 1899.
Clerk— Ben I. Salomon.
Reporter— Robert F. Gallagher.
Bailiff— P. J. Curtis.
Department 7. Judge— Austin A. Sanderson; term
expires January, 1897.
Clerk— William C. Dunlap.
Reporter— Emil Pohli.
Bailiff— John F. Curley.
Department 8. Judge— James M. Troutt; term ex-
pires January, 1899.
Clerk— R. J. Welch.
Reporter— Harvey W. Walter.
Bailiff— J. J. McKenna.
Department 9. (Probate)— Judge— James V. Cof-
fey; term expires January, 1901.
Clerk— J. B. Martin.
Reporter— Samuel B. Sumner.
Bailiff— J. F. Finn.
Department 10. (Probate and Insolvency)— Judge
—Charles W. Slack (Presiding Judge) ; term
expires January, 1899.
Clerk— James R. McElroy.
Reporter— George W. Smith.
Bailiff- Thomas Martin.
Department 11. (Criminal)— Judge— Edward A.
Belcher; term expires January, 1901.
Clerk— Oscar A. Tolle.
Reporter— John J. Maginls.
Bailiff- M. J. Sullivan.
Department 12. (Criminal)— Judge— George H.
Bahrs; term expires January, 1901.
Clerk- Charles H. Fancher.
Reporter— Henry N. Hall.
Bailiff— Samuel Shear.
Secretary Superior Judges— James W. Coffroth;

salary, per annum.

(Salaries— Judges, 84,000 per annum; Clerks, 82,100
per annum; Bailiffs, 81,200 per annum; Re-
porters, fees.)
Superior Court Commissioners.
John J. Mone. John F. Tyler.

Ludwig M. Hoeffler. Frank W. Lawler.

Eugene W. Levy. J. F. Pinkham.

(Compensation— fees.)

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Presiding Justice— Frank H. Kerrigan; salary,
82,700 per annum.

Justice— John A. Carroll; salary. $2,400 per annum.

Justice— Joseph E. Barry; salary, 82,400 per an-
num.

Justice— George W. F. Cook; salary, 82,400 per an-
num.

Justice— Gottlob C. Groezinger; salary, $2,400 per
annum.

Clerk— Edward W. Williams; salary, 82,400 per an-
num.

Deputy— George S. McComb; salary, 81,200 per an-
num.

Deputy— James J. Geary; salary, 81,200 per annum.

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Police Courts.

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.

Police Telegraph Boxes.

POLICE COURTS.

Police Cottrt No. 1. Judge — James A. Campbell.
Clerk— Thomas B. O'Brien.
Prosecuting Attorney — Charles H. Forbes.
Clerk Prosecuting Attorney— Frederick W. Jack-

JPOLIOE CouET No. 2. Judge— Charles T. Conlan.
Clerk— Alfred L. Morgenstern.
Prosecuting Attorney— Edmond P. Mogan.
Clerk Prosecuting Attorney — Edward M. Seaman.
Reporter — Frank Vernon.
Bailifl— George F. Kelly.
Police Coitet No. 3. Judge— Henry L. Joachlmsen.
" Clerk— Jacob Shaen.
Prosecuting Attorney — John T. Dare.
Clerk Prosecuting Attorney— Thomas F. Graham.
Reporter — Johnson F. Gawthorne.
Bailiff- Henry Pinkson.
Police Couet No. 4. Judge— Charles A. Low.
Clerk— Timothy R. Sullivan.
Prosecuting Attorney— ■William M. Madden.
Clerk Prosecuting Attorney— Frank E. Benjamin.
Reporter — Hubbard F. Dunbar.
Bailiff— John E. Clark.
(Salaries— Police Judges, 84,000 per annum; Prose-
cuting Attorneys, 83,000 per annum; Prosecu-
ting Attorney's Clerks, $1,500 per annum;
Court Clerks, 82,400 per annum; Bailiffs, 81,200
per annum.)

■CoUET INTEEPEETERS.

G. Cuneo. Andrew Glover.

Edward Hartog. Edward Newman.

Louis Locke. (Salaries— 81,500 per annum.)

POLICE DEPARTMENT.

CoMMissiONEES— Robert J. Tobln, President;
■William Alvord, Moses A. Gunst and the Chief of
Police (ex officio), Henry S. Healey, Clerk.

Chief of Police— Patrick Crowley.

Peopeett Cleek— 'William Cullen.

Captains of Police— Isaiah W. Lees, James W.
Gillln, John Splllane, Henry S. Robinson, George "W.
■Wittman and Andrew J. Dunlevy.

Lieutenants— George W. Bennett, George Bird-
sail, ■William F. Burke, Frederick L. Esola and
Daniel Hannah.

Detectives— Joseph Bee, Robert Hogan, Raymond
M. Silvey, Benjamin F. Bohen, Gustavus D.
Harper, Edward M. Egan, Charles J. Cody, Arnop
Balnbrldge, Roscoe J. ■Whitaker, John F. Seymour.
Edward L. Gibson, Charles Crockett, Thomas Dil-
lon apd Abraham Anthony.

Seegeants— Cornelius Martin, Michael Fitzgerald,
James F. Moran, Mier Llndhelmer, John M. Fltz-
glbbon, Stephen Bunner, Jesse B. Cook, Thomas D.
McKenna, John Avan, Frederick T. Brown, Michael
-J. Conboy, Thomas "W. Bethell, HansH. Christiansen,
Abraham J. Houghtaling, John B. Martin, Thomas
Mahoney, Henry H. Colby, Richard Bidwill, ■William
Price, James H. Helms, John Duncan, Charles
Nash, Thomas Flanders, Hugh Monaghan, Patrick
Shea, Patrick J. Tobln, Edgar R. Harper, Robert A.
Marshall, John 'W. Moffitt, John Mooney, Charles H.
McDonald, Bernard McManus, Albert A. Perrln,
Fred L. Davis, James T. Donovan, Marcellus O.
Anderson, Christopher F. Blank, Gustavus A. ■Woll-
weber and Cassius P. Wright.

CoEPOEALS— Patrick S. Hagarty, John C. Ayers,
John Burke, John Parrotte, Robert L. Cockrill,
Henry Gleeson, John T. Green, John Heany, Harry
C. Reynolds, George W. Russell.'Wllliam F. Gelmann
and Michael Shanahan.

POLICE STATIONS.

Central New City Hall

California 538 California

Harbor 30 Sacramento

Ocean View Plymouth Av nr Sagamore

Potrero Cor Napa and Kentucky

Seventeenth Street 207 Seventeenth

Southern 827 Folsom

South San Francisco

E S Railroad Av bet 14th and 15th Avs South

Washington. .■Washington bet Polk and Van Ness Av
Boarding Station Foot of Market

LOCATION OF POLICE TELEGRAPH BOXES.

CITY HALL.

Ashbury S E cor ■Waller 27

Broderick N "W cor Hayes 7

Buchanan N E cor Geary 43

Central Avenue N "W cor Geary 12

Devisadero S ^W cor Fulton 15

D Street N ^W cor Seventh Avenue. . 41

Eddy S E cor Leavenworth 61

Ellis S W cor Gough 123

NEcorSteiner 6

S E Taylor 52

Fell S"W cor Gough 31

Fillmore N "W cor Golden Gate Ave. 14

N W cor Oak 53

S W Halght 25

First Avenue N "W cor Geary 54

Falton N ■W cor Stanyan 51

S W cor Devisadero 15

eor Buchanan 43

cor Central Avenue. . . 12

N "W cor First Avenue 54

N ■W cor Mason 26

N E cor Scott 34

N E cor Van Ness Avenue.. 23

Golden Gate Avenue.. N W cor Fillmore 14

Gough S W cor Ellis 123

S W cor Fell 31

S^WcorHalght 21

S W cor McAllister 4

Grove N E cor Van Ness Avenue. 8

SE cor Webster 42

Halght S W cor Fillmore 25

S'W cor Gough 21

S W cor Scott 17

N E cor Stanyan 13

Hayes N ^W cor Broderick 7

S 'W cor Laguna 22

N W cor Larkln 122

Hyde N E cor O'Farrell 44

Jones N E cor McAllister 131

SE cor Pine 124

S E cor Post 62

Laguna S E cor Hayes 22

N W cor Turk 46

Larkin N W cor Hayes 122

Leavenworth S E cor Eddy 61

S E cor Sutter 32

Lott N E cor McAllister 45

Mason N W cor Geary 26

NW cor Turk 24

McAllister S W cor Gough 4

S E cor Jones 131

N E cor Lott 45

N E cor Pierce 16

Oak NW cor Fillmore 53

S W cor Van Ness Avenue. 5

Octavia S E cor Sutter 33

O'Farrell N E cor Hyde 44

Pierce NE cor McAllister 16

Pine S E cor Jones 124

Post S E cor Jones 62

Scott N E cor Geary 34

SW cor Halght 17

Seventh Avenue N W cor D Street 41

Stanyan N W cor Fulton 51

N E cor Halght 13

Steiner N E cor Ellis 6

Sutter SE cor. Leavenworth 32

S E cor Octavia 33

Taylor S E cor Ellis 52

Turk N W cor Laguna 46

N W cor Mason 24

Van Ness Avenue N E cor Geary 23

NE cor Grove 8

SW cor Oak 5

Webster S E cor Grove 42

SOUTHERN STATION.
Fo Isom, bettceen Fourth and Fifth.

Beale N W cor Bryant 14

N W cor Harrison 15

S W cor Howard 45

S E cor Market 314

Berry N E cor Fourth 332

N W cor Sixth 54

Brannan. .S E cor Fifth 53

NW cor First 42

N E cor Ninth 122

NWcor Sixth 133

Bryant N W cor Beale 14

S W cor Second 13

N W cor Seventh 134

S Wcor Third 12

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Eighth . . .

N E cor Harrison

..124

Dolores

N W cor Twenty-second. .

. 48

..142

22.5

Fifth

S E cor Brannan

.. 53

Fifteenth

...SEcor Guerrero

IS w cor Harrison

..132

Four-Mile House

.214

SWcor Market

..381

Fourteenth

...NEcor Howard

. 22

..212

SWcor Noe

.241

First

S W cor Brannan

NE corFolsom

NE cor Mission

.. 42
.. 51
.. 24

NEcor Nineteenth

SEcor Twelfth

. 23

NEcor First

.. 51

S W cor Twenty-fourth. . .

. 31

N E cor Main

.. 43

Florida

N E cor Twenty-sixth

N E cor Twenty-sixth

. 32

N E cor Ninth

..123

. 54

N W cor Seventh

..125

Guerrero

...SWcor Eighteenth

.225

.. 21

S E cor Fifteenth

.232

Opposite Silver

N W cor Twenty-fourth..

244

S W cor Stevenson

S W cor Howard

..512
.. 32

Howard .

N E cor Fourteenth..

22

N E cor Twenty -first

.231

S WcorFreelon

..341

Market

...SWcor Church

.414

..^32

N E cor Seventeenth

.234

NEcor Third

.. 52

Mission

...SWcor Eleventh

24

.. 34

N E cor Nineteenth

.245

Harrison..

N W cor Beale

.. 15

N E cor Twenty-sixth —

.222

NEcor Eighth

..124

N E cor Twenty-fouifi...

.224

N W cor Fifth

..132

North cor Twenty-n n.h..

.21»

Nineteenth

N W cor Valencia

. . .N E cor Castro

.221

N W cor Spear

.. 44

.242

SE cor Tenth

..141

NEcor Folsom

. 5»

Howard . .

SWcor Beale

.. 45

N E cor Mission

.245

SWcor Eighth

..142

Noe

... S W cor Fourteenth

.241

.. 32

. 41

SWcor Second

.. 25

N W cor Twenty-second..

. 52

..152

N W cor Twenty-fourth..

. 84

SWcor Tenth

S W cor Third

..143
..321

. 33:

Ridley

...SE cor Valencia

.324

Jessie

N W cor Second

San Bruno Road...

...NEcor Army

. 35

Main

SWcor Mission

.. 23

Sanchez

... N E cor Twenty-sixth ....

.235

NE corFolsom

.. 43

San Jose Avenue..

...NEcor Thirtieth

. 45

SWcor Fifth

..331

Seventeenth

. . .N E cor Church

.233

Opposite Grant Avenue ..

. .413

NEcor Market

.234

Opposite New Montgomery. 412

Sixteenth

...SE cor Folsom

. 21

S W cor Sixth

..332

Thirtieth

S E cor Valencia

. . .N E cor San Jose Avenue

N E cor First

.. 24

. 45

. .212

Twelfth

. 23

Mission...

SWcor Main

.. 23

Twentieth

...SEcor Valencia

.318

SEcor Ninth

NE cor Seventh

..144
..151

Twenty-first..

. . . N E cor Howard

.231

Twenty-second

. . .N W corner Alabama

. 55

NE corSteuart

Twenty-fourth....

. 52

Ninth

N E cor Brannan

..122

...NWcor Castro

.245

NEcor Folsom

..123

N Wcor Church

.312

144

S W cor Folsom

Second...

.. 13

NWcor Guerrero

.244

S W cor Howard

.. 25

NEcor Mission

.224 .

.. 41

N W cor Potrero Avenue.

. 35

.223;

..184
..125

Twenty-sixth

...NEcor Florida

. 54

NWcor Folsom

. 32

N E cor Mission

..151

NEcor Mission

.222

N W cor Townsend

..121

,2,35

Sixth

N Wcor Berry

.. 54

Twenty-eighth ....

...SWcor Church

. 44

N W cor Brannan

..138

Twenty-ninth

...North side Mission .■.

.2n

S W cor Harrison

..1.31
..152

.221

SE cor Sixteenth

. 25

SWcor Market

SE cor Twentieth

.3m

.. 44

NEcor Twenty -fifth

.223

Stevenson

S W cor Fourth

..512

.. 21
.. 22

CALIFORNIA STREET STATION.

NEcor Mission

Townsend

S W cor Fourth

.. .34

538 Califor7iia.

N W cor Second

.. 41

NWcor Seventh

..121

Battery

...N Wcor Bush

.1.52

S W cor Third

.. 35

SEcor Clay

. 5

Tenth....

S E cor Harrison

..141

S W cor Lombard

. 21

NWcor Pacific

SEcor Union

. 63

Third

S W cor Bryant

.. 12

. 71

SWcor Howard

..321

SWcor Kearny

. 26.

NWcor Mission

.. 31

NE cor Union

. 71

S W cor Townsend

.. 35

Bush

...SWcor Battery

.152

SE cor Dupont

. 6

NWcor Montgomery....

. 4

SE-'rENTEENTH STREET STATION.

S Wcor Powell

. 54

Seventeenth, near Hoioard.

Broadway

...SEcor Front

N E cor Montgomery Ave

. 46

California .

SE cor Stockton

. . . N E cor Montgomery

.142

S W cor Twenty-second. .
NE cor San Bruno Road.

.. 55
.. 35

. 36

Army

N E cor Sansome

24

Bryant....

N E cor Butte

.. 42

Clay

...SE cor Battery

. 5

.. 42
..242

S E cor Montgomery

N E cor Stockton

Castro —

N E cor Nineteenth

. 51

..243

. IS

Church ...

S W cor Market

..414

...S W cor Greenwich

. 44

N E cor Seventeenth

..238

NWcor Union

. 25

S W cor Twenty-eighth...

.. 44

NE cor Washington

. 4a

..312

. 6

Courtland

Avenue Opposite schoolhouse

..215

East

. . .N E cor Sacramento

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Police Telegraph Boxes.

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.

Fire Department.

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Eddy N W cor Powell 132

Ellis N" E cor Stockton 12

Francisco N W cor Powell 32

Front S E cor Broadway IT

N E cor Pine 62

Grant Avenue N E cor G'Farrell 33

Greenwich S W cor Dupont 44

Hyde S W cor Bay 144

Jackson S E cor Davis 13

N E cor Sansome 72

Kearny S W cor Bay 26

N E cor California 16

N W cor Market

N"W cor Pacific

SW cor Sutter

Lombard S "W cor Battery

Market N W cor Kearny

N W cor Sansome 'i'i

Union N W cor Dupont 25

N W cor Powell 31

Vallejo N W cor Mason 121

S W cor Montgomery Ave. . 23
Washington NE cor Dupont 43

S E cor Mason 35

NORTH END STATION.
Jackson, near Polk.

Baker S E cor Greenwich 1.35

Broadway S W cor Laguna 144

NWcor Hyde 121

Broderick S E cor Clay 154

Buchanan S W cor Washington 151

California NE cor Central Avenue 433

N W cor Fillmore 434

N E cor Laguna 422

Central Avenue NE cor California 433

S W cor .Jackson 153

Clay SE cor Broderick 1.54

Devisadero S W cor Sutter 431

Fillmore N W cor California 434

S W cor Francisco 133

NWcor Pacific 142

Francisco S W cor Fillmore 133

Franklin S E cor Pine 423

Gough N W cor Pacific 145

Greenwich ..S E cor Baker 135

Harbor View 134

Hyde N W cor Broadway 121

N W cor California 124

N E cor Union 51

Jackson S W cor Central Avenue 153

Jones N E cor Pacific 424

Laguna S W cor Broadway 144

N E cor California 422

Leavenworth N E cor Vallejo 122

S E cor Washington 123

Octavla S W cor Union 132

Pacific N Wcor Fillmore 142

N E cor Jones 424

SE cor Scott 143

Pine S E cor Franklin 423

Polk ..N E cor Sacramento 131

N Ecor Sutter 125

S W cor Union 432

...N Ecor Polk 131

S W cor Scott 155

N W cor Webster 421

. . .S E cor Pacific 123

S W cor Sacramento 155

...NEcor Union 141

S W cor Washington 152

Sutter S W cor Devisadero 431

N W cor Fillmore 425

N E cor Polk 125

Union . N E cor Hyde 51

N Wcor Octavla 132

3 W cor Polk 432

Vallejo NE cor Leavenworth 122

Washington S W cor Buchanan 151

S E cor Leavenworth 123

S W cor Steiner 152

Webster N" W cor Sacramento 421

FIRE DEPARTMENT.

COMMissiONBKS— George T. Bohen, President;
Joseph S. Marshall, Frank G. Edwards, Colin M.
Boyd and John W. McDonald.

Sjecretakt— George F.Maxwell.

Assistant Sbcketakt— M. L. Spinetti.

Mbssbkgbr— D. R. Conniff.

Enginebrs— D. T. Sullivan, Chief Engineer;
John Dougherty, Assistant Chief Engineer; Thomas
M. Fernandez, 2d Assistant Engineer; P. H. Shaugh-
nessy. Assistant Engineer; Michael J. Dolan, As-
sistant Engineer; John Wills, Assistant Engineer.

Sacramento .

Scott....
Steiner.

John McCluskey, Relief Engineer; Edward Mc-
Klttrick, Relief Engineer; John J. Conlon, Relief
Engineer; William D. Waters, Relief Engineer.

Corporation- Yard— John W. Reilley, Superin-
tendent Engines; John Kenney, Assistant Superin-
tendent Engines; P. H. Fleming, Clerk; W. F. Egan,
Veterinary Surgeon.

Engine Co. No. 1— Location, Pacific, near San-
some. James Connifl, Foreman.

Engine Co. No. 2— Location, Bush, near Kearny.
Daniel McKenzie, Foreman.

Engine Co. No. 3— Location, 1315 California.
Thomas Magner, Foreman.

Engine Co. No. 4— Location, Second, near How-
ard. Bert S. Wilson, Foreman.

Engine Co. No. 5— Location, 1219 Stockton. John
J. Mahoney, Foreman.

Engine Co. No. 6 — Location, 311 Si.xth. John
Foster, Foreman.

Engine Co. No. 7 — Location, Sixteenth and Albion
avenue. Eugene O'Connor, Foreman.

Engine Co. No. 8 — Location, Pacific avenue, near
Polk. Stephen Russell, Foreman.

Engine Co. No. 9— Location, Main, near Folsom.
Buchanan, Foreman.

Engine Co. No. 10 — Location, 516 Bryant. Thomas
McUwain, Foreman.

Engine Co. No. 11 — Location, 15th avenue South
near Railroad avenue. Philip Moholy, Foreman.

Engine Co. No. 12— Location, southwest corner
Drumm and Commercial. John Wilson, Foreman.

Engine Co. No. 13 — Location, Valencia, between
25th and 26th. William Holmes, Foreman.

Engine Co. No. 14 — Location, 1017 McAllister.
William J. Kenealey, Foreman.

Engine Co. No. 15 — Location, California, near La-
guna. Patrick Barry, Foreman.

Engine Co. No. 16 — Location, Tennessee, between
2l8t and 22d. Patrick McCormick, Foreman.

Engine Co. No. IT — Location, Mint avenue, be-
tween Market and Mission. John Doherty, Fore-
man.

Engine Co. No. 18 — Location, Duncan, betweeri
Church and Sanchez. Henry F. Horn, Foreman.

Engine Co. No. 19 — Location, Waller, between Oc-
tavla and Laguna. James Riley, Foreman.

Engine Co. No. 20 — Location, Filbert, between
Webster and Fillmore. Henry Schmidt, Foreman.

Engine Co. No. 21.— Location, Oak, near Broderick.
John Fay, Foreman.

Engine Co. No. 22 — Location, Post, near Fillmore.
John R. Mitchell, Foreman.

Engine Co. No. 2.8 — Location, Washington, between
Broderick and Baker. James Grady, Foreman.

Engine Co. No. 24— Location, Douglass, near
Twenty-first. Edward Skelly, Foreman.

Engine Co. No. 25— Location, Folsom, near
Twenty-second. James Radford, Foreman.

Engine Co. No. 26— Location, Second avenue,
between Point Lobos and Clement. James Dever,
Foreman.

Engine Co. No. 27- Location, 613 Hermann. R.
H. Sawyer, Foreman.

Engine Co. No. 28 — Location, SW cor Francisco
and Stockton. Joseph Keane, Foreman.

Engine Co. No. 29— Location, Bryant, opposite
Eleventh. William Byrne, Foreman.

Engine Co. No. 30 — Location, Waller, bet Shra-
der and Stanyan. Edward Lennon, Foreman.

Engine Co. No. 31— Location, 1214 Pacific. Thomas
Canty, Foreman.

Engine Co. No. 32— Location, Seventeenth, bet
Folsom and Division. Arthur Welch, Foreman.

Engine Co. No. 33 — Location, Broad, near Ply-
■ mouth avenue. R. T. Browne, Foreman.

Truck Co. No. 1— Location, 22 O'Farrell. John
R. Logan, Foreman.

Truck Co. No. 2— Location, 627 Broadway. Wil-
liam E. Kelly, Foreman.

Truck Co. No. 3— Location, 1425 Market. Hugh
Kennedy, Foreman.

Truck Co. No. 4— Location, 1616 Pacific avenue.
James W. Kentzel, Foreman.

Truck Co. No. 5 — Location, Post, near Fillmore.
Edward Kingsley, Foreman.

Truck Co. No. 6— Location, Oak, near Broderick.
Henry Tucker, Foreman.

Truck Co. No. 7— Location, 2517 Folsom. William
Carew, Foreman.

AVater Tower Co. No. 1— Location, 104 New
Montgomery. John J. Feeney, Engineer.

Chemical Engine Co. No. 1— Location, 142 Second.
Thomas Mahon, Engineer.

Chemical Engine Co. No. 2— Location, 1425 Mar-
ket. George H. Walsh, Engineer.

Chemical Engine Co. No. 3— Location, 112
Jackson. George Bally, Engineer.

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Chemical Engine Co. No. 4— Location, fi34 Eddj'.
Isidore Gurmendez. Engineer.

Chemical Engine Co. No. 5— Location, 1804
Stockton. Peter Wraltz, Engineer.

Chemical Engine Co. No. 6— Location, 3H Sixth.
John Moholy, Engineer.

Chemical Engine Co. No. 7— Location, Six-
teenth and Albion avenue. William Kllday, En-
gineer.

Monitor Battery No. 1— Location. 1315 Cali-
lorula. Jeremiah F. Sweeney. Driver.

FIRE ALARM AND POLICE TELEGRAPH.

SifPERiNTENDENT— William K. Hewitt; salary, S200
per month.

Chief Operator— Frank Bishop; salary, S125 per
month.

Opekatoks— F. E. Haskell, J. L. Murphy, J. H.
Blakely; salaries, 8125 per month.

Inspector— M. J. Wall; salary. sl25 per month.

Assistant Inspector— P. S. Benjamin: salary,
$100 per month:

Repairer— R. J. Sweeney; salary, .«100 per month.

Assistant Repairers— A. Schurch, Paul Boeven.
F. A. Blederman, W. G. Pennycook; salaries, S90 per
month.

Foreman— Frank Koons; salary, S90 per month.

Linemen— James Gorman, T. J. Denahey, M. Sulli-
van, C. F. Daley, James Loney, A. Dowdell; salaries,
S90 per month.

Batteryman— Daniel Shay; salary, 90 per month.

NOTICE TO KEYHOLDERS.

Keys to be used only In case of actual necessity.

If this request is not complied with, the Key will
be taken from the holder.

Upon the discovery or positive Information of a tire
near your Signal Box, pull down the hook once and
let go; then wait a few moments, and if you hear no
alarm from the large Bells or Whistles, pull down
again; If you still hear no alarm, go to the next
nearest box and give the alarm from that. If no
light shows up, wait at the box and direct the fire-
men to fire. Never signal for a fire seen at a dis-
tance. Be sure your box is locked before leaving it.

Do not g^ive an Alarm for a Burning
Cbininey. Give an alarm for no cause whatever,
except an actual fire. Second, Third and General
Alarms will be turned In only by order of the Chief
En gineeror his Assistants.

FIRE ALARM BOXES.

7— Kearny and Union.

8— Montgomery Avenue and Union,

a- Montgomery Avenue and Vallejc;

15— Clay and East.

IH— Paclflc and Mason.

IT— Pacific and Kearny.

18— Jackson and Sansome.

19— Davis and Washington.

21— Clay and Kearny.

23— Clay and Taylor.

24— Clay and Powell.

2.5 — Dupont and Washington.

26— Clay and Battery.

27- Montgomery and Commercial.

28— Pine and Dupont.

29— California and Stockton.

31— Halleck and Sansome.

32— Drumm and California.

;W— Mission and Steuart.

35— Pine and Montgomery.

36— Folsom and Steuart.

37— Battery and Bush.

38 — Market and Second.

39— Howard and Spear.

41— Sutter and Jones.

42— Geary and Mason .

43— O'Farrell and Market.

45— O'Farrell and Jones.

46— Kearny and Sutter.

47— Market and Powell.

48— Market and Kearny.

49— Stockton and Sutter.

51— Folsom and Beale.

.52 — Howard and Fremont.

53— King and Third.

.54 — Second near Howard.

56— Bryant and Rlncon Place.

57— Brannan and Second.

58— Folsom and First.

59— Brannan and First.

61— Howard and Third.

62— Mission and Fourth.

63— Harrison and Fourth.

64— Howard and Fifth.

65— Mission and Sixth.

67 — Harrison and Hawthorne.

68— Brannan and Fourth.

69- Bryant and Third.

71— Mission and Eleventh.

72— Mission and Thirteenth.

73— Howard and Eighth.

74— Sixteenth and Guerrero.

75— Jones and McAllister.

76— Market and Hayes.

78— Folsom and Ninth.

79— Folsom and Twelfth.

81— Franklin and Hayes.

82— Fulton and Gough.

83— Octavla and Oak.

84— Market opposite Halght.

85— Laguna and Hayes.

86— Market and Van Ness Avenue.

87- Hayes and Stelner.

91— Hyde and Turk.

92— Franklin and Turk.

93— Turk and Jones.

94— Polk and Ellis.

9.5— Taylor and Golden Gate Avenue.

96— Ellis and Taylor.

97— Polk and McAllister.

98— Stockton and Ellis.
123— Hyde and Union.
124— North Point and Larkln.
125- Jones and Filbert.
126— Hyde and Washington.
127— Broadway and Polk.
128— Clay and Leavenworth.
129— Pacific and Leavenworth.
132— Pine and Mason.
134— Bush and Hyde.
135— Bush and Polk.
136— Post and Van Ness Avenue.
137— Post and Larkln.
138— California and Larkln.
l;^9— O'Farrell and Hyde.
142— Valencia and Twentieth.
143— Mission and Twenty-second.
14.5 — Folsom and Twenty-second.
146— Folsom and Sixteenth.
147— Howard and Twentieth.
148— Mission and Sixteenth.
149— Folsom and Eighteenth.
152— Brannan and Eighth.
153— Harrison and Seventh.
154— Bryant and Sixth.
15b — Fourth and Berry.
157— Folsom and Fourth.
158— Folsom and Fifth.
159— Folsom and Sixth.
162 — Pacific Avenue and Franklin.
163— Sacramento and Franklin.
164— Clay and Polk.
165 — Lombard and Van Ness Avenue.
172— McAllister and Buchanan.
173— Ellis and Buchanan.
174— Turk and Fillmore.
175— Webster and Grove.
176— Post and Octavla.
178— Buchanan and Geary.
179— O'Farrell and Gough.
182— Townsend and Sixth.
183— Mission and Eighth.
184— Folsom and Rausch.
185— Harrison and Tenth.
186— Fifth and Bryant.
187— Bryant and Ninth.
192— Mason and Francisco.
193— Hyde and Chestnut.
194— Stockton and Francisco.
195— Mason and Lombard.
196— Stockton ftnd Greenwich.
213— Bush and Buchanan.
214— Bush and Stelner.
215— Washington and Webster.
216— Sacramento and Fillmore.
217— Bush and Devlsadero.
218— Post and Fillmore.
219— Filbert and Fillmore.
231— Howard and Twenty-fourth.
234— Harrison and Twenty-fourth.
235— Potrero Avenue and Twenty-secoiid.
236— Mission and Twenty-sixth.
237— Dolores and Twenty-second.
238— Potrero Avenue and Seventeenth.
239 — Butte and Bryant.
241— Bush and Gough.
243— Scott and Clav.

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245— Steiner and Geary.

246 — Geary and Devlsadero.

247— Turk and Scott.

248— Fulton and Devlsadero.

249— McAllister and Central Avenue.

251— Broadway and Octavia.

253— Union and Laguna.

254— Pierce and Union.

255— Vallejo and Buchanan.

^56— Fillmore and Pacific.

257— Fillmore and Chestnut.

258 — Pacific Avenue and Pierce.

■259 — Bay and Buchanan.

261— Mission and First.

263— Main and Bryant.

264— California and Front.

265— Main and Mission.

267— Market and Beale.

271— Church and Seventeenth.

273— Hartford and Eighteenth.

274— Guerrero and Twenty-fourth.

275— Church and Twenty-fourth.

276— Valencia and Eighteenth.

278— Castro and Twenty-fourth.

279— Mission and Nineteenth.

281— San Bruno Road and Army.

283— Church and Twenty-eighth.

284— Mission and Twenty-ninth.

285— Florida and Twenty-fifth.

286— York and Twenty-fourth.

287— Sanchez and Twenty-ninth.

289— Folsom and Prelcita Avenue.

291— Jones and Vallejo.

293— Jackson and Stockton.

294— Sacramento and Waverly Place.

295— Stockton and Broadway.

296— California and Kearny.

512— Jackson and Laguna.

314— California and Laguna.

315— Jackson and Baker.

321— Pierce and California.

324— Sacramento and Broderick.

325— California and Central Avenue.

326— Sutter and Baker.

327— Point Lobos Avenue and Boyce.

328— Point Lobos Avenue and Wood.

341— Ellis and Pierce.

342— Golden Gate Avenue and Octavia.

344— McAllister and Pierce.

345— Hayes and Central Avenue.

351— Montgomery and Broadway.

352— North Point and Kearny.

3.54— Front and Broadway.

355— Battery and Union.

356— Sansome and Greenwich.

357— Montgomery and Green.

361— Thirteenth and Guerrero.

362-Noe and Fifteenth.

364 — Howard and Fourteenth.

3B5— Division and Alameda.

367— Douglass and Eighteenth.

368— Market and Fourteenth.

371— Sutter and Mason.

372— Post and Leavenworth.

374 — Pine and Jones.

381 — Haight and Buchanan.

382— Fillmore and "Waller.

384— "Webster and Oak.

385— Haight and Scott.

386— Oak and Devlsadero.

387— Hayes and Broderick.

389— South Broderick and Thirteenth.

391— Ashbury and Frederick.

392 — Page and Central Avenue.

394— Page and Cole.

395— Haight and Stanyan.

396 — Stanyan and Parnassus Avenue.

412— Point Lobos and Third Avenues.

413 — Clement and Seventh Avenue.

415— Clement and Twelfth Avenue.

416— Fulton and First Avenue.

417— Fulton and Eighth Avenue.

418— B Street and Fifth Avenue.

419— California and Fourth Avenue.

425 — Baker and Lombard.

426— Baker and Jefferson.

431— Cherry and Sacramento.

432— "Washington and "Walnut Avenue.

435— "Washington and Maple.

451 — Mission and Highland Avenue.

452 — North and Cortland Avenues.

453— Sanchez and Twenty-sixth.

455— Twenty-fourth and Douglass

456— Noe and Twenty-first.

457— Church and Twenty-first.

458— Guerrero and Twenty-seventh.

461— Bryant and Twenty-flrst.

47.5— Eighth Avenue and I.

48.5— Point Lobos and Twenty-second Avenues.

512— Kentucky and Merrimac.

513— Kentucky and Nineteenth.

514— Twentieth and Georgia.

516— Georgia and Twenty-second.

517 — Kentucky and Twenty-second.

518— Twentieth and Connecticut.

519 — Eighteenth and Mississippi.

531 — Kentucky and First Avenue South.

532— Sixth Avenue South and M.

534— Sixth Avenue South and Q.

536 — Railroad Avenue and Tenth Avenue South.

537— Fifteenth Avenue South and P.

538— Eleventh Avenue South and Q.

.541— San Bruno and Fifteenth Avenue South.

.546 — San Bruno Avenue and Silver.

FIRE PATROL.

Established May, 1875. John F. O. Comstock Super-
intendent.

Station No. 1— Location, 106-108 Jessie. John F.
O. Comstock, Captain; Christopher Lee, Lieutenant:
F>ank James, Sergeant; A. D. Yost, Robert Ripley,
Samuel F. Bentler, Fred Simons, A. Martlen, John
Sawyer, Charles R. Magile, privates.

Auxiliary Foece— James F. Stitt, William C.
Horn, Stephen Kerrlsonand Robert Lockyer.

FIRE UNDERWRITERS ASSOCIATION OF THE
PACIFIC.

Meets third Tuesdays in February, May, August
and November, at their rooms, 303 California. The
object Is the mutual Improvement of methods and
practices In underwriting. Officers- Herbert Fol-
ger. President; R. "W. Osborn, Vice-President; Louis
"Welnmann, Secretary and Treasurer. Executive
Committee— F. J. Devlin, R. "W. Osborn, "Whitney
Palache.

ART SOCIETIES.

Art Association, The Sax Francisco— Organ-
ized March 28, 1871. Incorporated July 30, 1889, as
The San Francisco Art Association. Objects— The
promotion of painting, sculpture, and fine arts akin
thereto; the diffusion of a cultivated taste for art In
the community at large, and the establishment of an
academy or school of design. Membership in thi.s
society, which has now about four hundred contribu-
ting, one hundred and fifty life, and twelve honorary
members. Is open to all lovers of art. Regular mem-
bers' meetings held on the fourth Tuesday of March,
June, September and December, in the rooms of the
society, Mark Hopkins Institute of Art, southeast
corner California and Mason streets. Annual election
of officers last Tuesday In March of each year.

Officers- Horace G. Piatt, President; Edward
Bosqui and L. P. Latimer, Vice-Presidents; William
G. Stafford, Secretary; J. R.Martin, Assistant Secre-
tary; Louis Sloss, Jr., Treasurer.

The school of design connected with the Associa-
tion was organized December 31, 1873. The school
has ninety pupils. Its affairs are managed by a com-
mittee of members of the Art Association. R. D.
Yelland, Arthur F. Mathews, Amedee Joullin, John
.\. Stanton and Douglas Fllden, teachers; J.R.Mar-
tin, Secretary.

BANKS.

SAN FRANCISCO CLEARING HOUSE.

Thomas Brown, President; H. "Wadsworth, Vice-
President; John D. McKee, Secretary; Charles
Sleeper, Manager; J. T. Burke, Assistant Manager,
211 Sansome.

CLEARING HOUSE COMMITTEE.

Thomas Brown, Cashier Bank of California; Ign.
Steinhart, Manager Anglo-Callfornlan Bank, Ltd.;
S. G. Murphy, President First National Bank of San
Francisco; H. M. J. McMIchael, Agent Bank of Brit-
ish North America; "W. H. Crocker, President
Crocker-"Woolworth National Bank of San Francisco;
H. M. J. McMIchael, Secretary Clearing House Com-
mittee.

American Bank and Trust Company of San
Francisco. Incorporated December 7, 1887; Mills
building, corner Montgomery and Bush streets; Ed-
win Fretwell, President; James J. Fagan. Cashier.
Capital stock, $500,000; amount subscribed, S426,800;

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amount paid in coin, S426,800; total number of shari-s
of stock Issued, 4,268; amount paid on each share of
stock, «100. Directors— Edwin Fretwell, M. E. Mar-
shall, David Kerr, James H. Garrett, 0. D. Baldwin,
James Gamble.

Anglo-Califoknian Bank, Limited (San Fran-
cisco branch). Incorporated April 5, 1873; northeast
corner Sansome and Pine streets; I. Stelnhart and P
N. Lillenthal, Managers. Capital stock authorized,
£1,200,000; amount subscribed, £600,000; amount paid
in coin, £300,300; total number of shares of stock
issued, 29,970, £10 ordinary; 600 £1 deferred shares;
amount paid on each share of stock, £10 for ordinary.
£1 for deferred. Directors— Isaac Seligman, C. H.
Lushington, J. S. Montefiore, Hon. H. H. Fowler and
I.Simon.

Bank of British Columbia (San Francisco
Branch). Incorporated by royal charter, 1862; south-
east corner Bush and Sansome streets; W.Powell,
Manager; Capital, $3,000,000.

Bank of British North America. Incorporated
by royal charter, 1840; 124 Sansome street; H. M.
J. McMlchael, agent; J. R. Ambrose, agent. Capital
stock, $4,866,500 ; amount subscribed, 84,866,500 ;
amount paid in coin, $4,866,500 ; total number of
shares of stock Issued, 20,000; the amount paid on
each share of stock, $243.33. Directors— J. H. Brodie,
J. J. Cater, G. Farrer, H. K. Farrer, R. H. Glyn, E. A.
Hoare, H. J. B. Kendall, J. J. Kingsford, F. Lub-
bock, G. D. Whatman.

Bank of California. Incorporated June, 1864;
northwest corner California and Sansome streets;
AVllllam Alvord, President; Thomas Brown, Cashier.
Capital stock, $3,000,000; amount subscribed, $3,000.-
000; amount paid In coin, $.3,000,000; total number of
shares of stock Issued, 30,000; amount paid on each
share of stock, $100. Directors— William Alvord, J.
M. Allen, Antoine Borel. Adam Grant, A. K. P. Har-
mon, H. H. Hewlett, M. Lewis, George Whittell,
Charles R. Bishop, Edward W.Hopkins, Jacob Stern.

Bank of Commerce. Incorporated May 24, 1895;
southeast corner Market and Fourth (Flood build-
ing); H. F.Emeric, President; C S. Benedict, Vice-
President; Wm. C. Murdoch, Cashier; Capital stock.
$250,000. Directors— Wendell Easton, Thomas W.
in coin H. F. Emeric, C. S. Benedict, Wm. C. Mur-
dock.

California Safe Deposit and Trust Coji-
PANY. Organized April 24, 1882; corner California
and Montgomery streets; J. D. Fry, President; J.
Dalzell Brown, Secretary and Treasurer. Capital
stock, $2,000,000 ; amount subscribed, $2,000,000;
amount paid in coin, $1,000,000; total number of
shares of stock issued, 20,000; amount paid on each
share of stock, $50. Directors— J. D. Fry, R. D. Fry,
Jacob C. Johnson, A. D. Sharon, James Treadwell,
K. B. Wallace, I. G. Wickersham, Henry Williams.
Henry F.Fortmann, J. Dalzell Brown.

California Savings and Loan Society (in
liquidation). David Farquharson, President; Vernon
Campbell, Secretary; 1-2 Mills building, 9th floor.

Columbia Banking Company. Incorporated
March 10, 1893; Mills building, 236 Bush street; I. J.
Truman, President ; C. O. Perry, Cashier. Capital
stock, $1,000,000; amount subscribed, $204,200; amount
paid In coin, $61,360; total number of shares of stock
issued, 1,830; amount paid on each share of stock, $30
on 2,037 shares, and .«50 on five shares. Directors—
I. J. Truman, W. S. Miller. C. O. Perry, J. 0. Currier,
John Coop, N. C. Hawks, F. J. Turpin.

Columbus Savings and Loan Society. Incorpo-
rated January 18, 1893; 614 Washington street; J. F.
Fugazi, President; F. N. Belgrano, Cashier; A. A.
Micheletti, Assistant Cashier. Directors— J. F. Fu-
gazi, Joseph Cuneo, Giacomo Costa, I. W. Hellman,
E. C. Palmier!, George G. Caglieri, F. Arata, G.
Bacigalupi, Antonio Chichizola.

CoMPTOiR National d'Escompte de Paris.
Capital, Fes. 100,000,000.00 ($20,000,000.00); Reserves,
Fes. 7,707,688.95 ($1,541,537.79). Chairman, Mr. Denor-
mandle, late governor of the Bank of France; Gen-
eral Manager, Mr. Alexis Rostand; head office, 14
rue Bergere, Paris; principal branch office (Letter
of Credit Department), 2 Place de I'Opera, Paris;
San Francisco agency, 122 Sansome street. A. Phil-
lips, Acting Manager.

Crocker-Woolworth National Bank. Organ-
ized August 31, 1886; junction Montgomery, Post
and Market streets; William H. Crocker. Pre'sident;
G. W. Kline, Cashier. Capital stock. $1,000,000;
amount subscribed, $1,000,000; total amount actually
paid in coin by stockholders for capital stock, $1,000,-
000; total number of shares of stock issued, 10,000;

amount paid on each share of stock, $100. Directors —
William H. Crocker, W. E. Brown, C. F. Crocker, E^

B. Pond. G. W. Kline, G. W. Scott, Henry J. Crocker,
Donohoe-Kelly Banking Company. Incorpo-
rated March 1, 1891; northeast cor. Montgomery and
Sutter streets; Adam Grant, President; J. A. Douo-
hoe, Vice-President; James A. Thompson, Cashier^
Edward Donohoe, Assistant Cashier. Capital stock,
$650,000; amount subscribed, $650,000; amount paid,
in coin, $650,000; total number of shares of stock
Issued, 6,500; amount paid on each share of stock,
$100. Directors— Adam Grant, J. A. Donohoe, Eu-
gene Kelly, John J. McKinnon, Irving M. Scott,
John Bermingham, George Whittell, Howard Havens,
Edward Donohoe, C. de Gulgne.

First National Bank of San Francisco-
Organized October, 1870; corner Bush and Sansome
streets; S. G. Murphy, President; James K. Lynch,
Cashier. Capital stock, $1,500,000; amount subscribed,
$1,500,000; total amount paid In coin by stockholders-
for capital stock, $1,500,000; total number of shares of
stock issued, 15,000; amount paid on each share of
stock, $100. Directors— S. G. Murphy, James Moffitt,
George A. Low, George C. Perkins, James D. Phelan,
Thomas Jennings, N. Van Bergen, J. Downey Har-
vey, John A. Hooper.

French Savings and Loan Society (La Soci6t6=
FrauQaise d'Epargnes et de Prevoyance Mutuelle).
Reincorporated March 10, 1879; 534 California street;
E. J. LeBreton, President; Lucien Brand. Secretary.
Capital stock, $.300,000; amount subscribed, .$300,000;
amount paid In coin, $300,000; total number of shares-
of stock Issued, 6,000; amount paid on each share of
stock, $50. Directors — E. J. LeBreton, M. A. de Lave-
aga, A. Schneider, Paul Fleury, J. C. Sala.

German Savings and Loan Society. Incorpor-
ated February 10, 1868; 526 California street; B. A.
Becker, President; A. H. R. Schmidt, Cashier. Capi-
tal stock, 81,200,000; amount subscribed, $1,200,000;
amount paid in coin. $1,000,000; total number of shares
of stock Issued, 1,200; amount paid on each share of
stock, $833.33. Directors— Edward Kruse, B. A.
Decker, George H. Eggers, O. Schoemann. A. C.
Heineken, H. Horstmann, H. L. Simon. Ign. Stelnhart,
Daniel Meyer.

Grangers Bank of California (in liquidation).
300 California street; H. M. La Rue, President; Aug.
Muenter, Cashier.

HiBERNiA Savings and Loan Society. Incor-
porated April 12, 1859; reincorporated August 20,
1864; northwest corner McAllister and Jones streets;
James R. Kelly, President; Robert J. Tobin, Secre-
tary. Directors— R. J. Tobin, James R. Kelly, Al-
fred Tobin, J. J. O'Brien, Henry Doyle, Richard M.
Tobin, Charles Mayo, Joseph S. Tobin.

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corpora-
tion. Capital paid up, 810,000,000; reserve funds,
85,250,000; reserve liability of shareholders, $10,000,-
000. San Francisco Agency, 401 Jlontgomery street.
W. H. Harries, Agent.

Humboldt Savings and Loan Society. Incor-
porated November 24, 1869; 18 Geary street; Adolph

C. Weber, President; Ernest Brand, Secretary. Capi-
tal stock, 8300,000; amount subscribed, 8300,000;
amount paid In coin, $300,000; total number of shares
of stock Issued, 300; amount paid on each share of
stock, 81,000. Directors— Adolph C. Weber, W. J.
Lowry, W. S. Keyes, I. Kohn, George C. Luchslnger.

London and San Francisco Bank (Limited),
Established 1865; reincorporated September 13, 1880;
424 California street; Arthur Scrivener, Manager;
William Steel. Assistant Manager. Capital stock of
the bank of which this is a branch, £700,000; amount .
subscribed, £490,000; amount paid in coin, £490,000;
total number of shares of stock issued, 70,000; amount
paid on each share of stock, £7. Directors— George
William Campbell, Henry Goschen, Charles Hemery,
William Newbold, Robert Davie Peebles, Robert
Ryrle, Norman Dunning Rideout.

London, Paris, and American Bank (Limited),
Incorporated January 9, 1884; northeast corner San-
some and Sutter streets ; Slg. Greenebaum, Manager;
C. Altschul, Assistant Manager. Capital stock, 82,.50O-
000; amount subscribed, $2,500,000; amount paid la
coin, §2,000,000; total number of shares of stock,
issued, 25,000; amount paid on each share of stock,
$80. Directors — W. Paterson, Simon Lazard, D. Cahn,
Max Rosenhain, John H. Gwyther.

Market Street Bank. Incorporated 1891; t
Powell street; S. C.Llllis, President; W.S.Hopkins,
Cashier. Capital paid up, 850,000. Directors— M. D,
Levy, W. S. Hopkins, Isaac Poly, W. Samuel, S. C.
Lillis.

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Banks.

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.

Mutual Savings Baxk of San Francisco. In-
corporated November 21, 1889; 33 Post street; James
b. Phelan, President; Geo. A. Story, Cashier. Capi-
tal stock, 81,000,000; amount subscribed, S1,000.-
000; amount paid in coin, 8300,000; total number of
shares of stock issued, 10.000; amount paid on each
share of stock, 8.30. Directors — James D. Phelan,
James Moffitt, John A. Hooper, C. G. Hooker, S. G.
Murphy, F. J. Sullivan, L. P. Drexler, Robert Mc-
Elroy, Jos. D. Grant.

Nevada Bank of San Feancisco. Incorporated
October, 1875; northwest corner Montgomery and
Pine streets; I. W. Hellman, President; B. B.David-
son, Cashier. Capital stock, 83,000,000; amount sub-
.scrlbed, 83,000,000; amount paid in coin, 83,000,000;
total number of shares of stock issued, 300.000;
amount paid on each share of stock, 8100. Directors
— H. F. Allen, J. F. Blgelow, H. L. Dodge. J. L. Flood.
Lewis Gerstle, C. de Guigne, I. W. Hellman. J. W.
Mackay, Levi Strauss, Robert Watt, D. X. Walter.

Odd Fellows' Savings Bank (In liquidation). In-
corporated October 13, 1866; 240 Montgomery street.
A. W. Scott, President; James Benson. Cashier.
Directors— Martin Heller, H. J. Tllden, Daniel Hicks,
Charles Montgomery, A. W. Scott, L. B. Sonnenberg.
Louis Zeh.

Pacific Bank fin liquidation). 530 California
street, room 5 ; J. M. McDonald, President ; J. E. Far-
num. Secretary. Directors— James M. McDonald, P.
R. Mabury, Uriah Wood, J. J. Bowen, H. G. Meyer.
J. L. Cogswell, C. F. Lott, J. O. Jephson.

People's Home Savings Bank (in liquidation).
24 Mills building, tenth floor; George Stone, Presi-
dent; George F. Davidson, Vice-President: John F.
Sheehan, Secretary.

San Francisco Savings Union. Incorporated
June 18, 1862; 532 California street; Albert Miller.
President; E. B. Pond, Vice-President; Lovell
White, Cashier. Capital stock, 81,000,000, paid up;
Directors— Albert Miller, George W. Beaver, George
C. Boardman, Robert Watt. W. C. B. de Fremery, Dan-
iel E. Martin, Thomas Magee, Phil Barth, E. B. Pond.
Sather Banking Company. Incorporated March
24, 1887; southeast corner Pine and Sansome streets:
James K. Wilson, President; C. F. A. Talbot.
Vice-President; L. I. Cowgill, Cashier. Capital
stock, 81,2.50,000; amount subscribed, 81,250,000:
amount paid In coin, 81,000,000; total number of
shares of stock Issued, 10.000; amount paid on each
share of stock, 8100. Directors— C. F. A. Talbot,
William P. Johnson, Albert Miller, F. W. Sumner.
James K. Wilson, C. S. Benedict, Charles Main.

Savings and Loan Society. Incorporated July
23,1857; 101 Montgomery street; Samuel C. Blge-
low, President; Cyrus W. Carmany, Cashier. Cap-
ital stock, 81,000,000; amount subscribed, 81.000,000;
amount paid In coin, 8750,000; total number of shares
of stock Issued, 10,000; amount paid on each share of
stock, 875. Directors— S. C. Blgelow, Isaac Hyde.
Horace Davis, Arthur A. Smith, A. N. Drown, F. H.
Woods, Geo. E. Goodman, E. C. Burr, W. E. Davis.
Security Savings Bank. Incorporated March
2, 1871; 222 Montgomery street; Orvllle D. Bald-
win, President; Winfield S. Jones. Vice-Presi-
dent; S. L. Abbott, Jr., Secretary. Capital stock.
8300,000; amount subscribed, 8300,000; amount paid
In coin, 8300,000; total number of shares of stock
Issued, 1,200; amount paid on each share of
stock, 8250. Directors- William Alvord, William
Babcock, Adam Grant, Winfield S. Jones, A. K. P.
Harmon, H. H. Hewlett, O. D. Baldwin.

Tallant Banking Company. Incorporated July 2S,
1891 ; northeast corner California and Battery streets ;
John D. Tallant, President; Frederick W. Tallant,
Vice-President; John Dempster McKee, Cashier,
Capital stock, 81,000,000; amount subscribed, 8500.000;
amount paid in coin, 8500,000; total number of shares
of stock issued, 5,000; amount paid on each share of
stock, 8100. Directors— John D. Tallant, Frederick W.
Tallant, Elizabeth Tallant, John Dempster McKee.
Klrkham Wright, Austin C. Tubbs.

Union Trust Company of San Francisco. In-
corporated February 6, 1893; junction Montgomery.
Post and Market streets; Isalas W. Hellman, Pres'i-
dent; I. W. Hellman Jr., Secretary and Cashier.
Capital stock, 81,230,000; amount subscribed, 81,150-
000; amount paid In coin, 8750,000; total number of
shares of stock Issued, 1,150; amount paid on each
share of stock, 8600. Directors— Isalas W. Hellman,
Chr. De Guigne, Lewis Gerstle, H. F. Allen. J. L.
Flood, H. L. Dodge, George T. Marye, Jr., Robert
Watt, John D. Spreckels, Timothy Hopkins, Antoine
Borel.

Wells, Fargo & Company's Bank. Incorpor-
ated February 5, 1866; corner Market and Sansome
streets; John J. Valentine, President; H. Wads-
worth. Cashier. Capital stock, 88.000,000; amount
subscribed, 88,000,000; amount paid In coin, 8500,000:
total number of shares of stock issued, 80,000: sur-
plus, 85,750,000. Directors— Chas. F. Crocker, Ben-
jamin P. Cheney, Oliver Eldridge. Dudley Evans.
Geo. E. Gray, Henry E. Huntington, Homer S.
King, John J. McCook, John J. Valentine.

Yokohama Specie Bank. 515 Montgomery.

BENEFIT ASSOCIATIONS.

Austrian Military and Benevolent Associa-
tion. Meets second and fourth Wednesday of each
month. Drill first and third Wednesday each month
at 35 Eddy street. Officers- A. N. Batchia, Presi-
dent; N. Martula, Vice-President: S. Raicevlch,
Recording Secretary; George Mastahinich, Financial
Secretary; B. M. Burin, Treasurer.

Belgian Mutual Relief Society (Society Beige
de Secouro Mutuels). Organized 1883. Membership
about 100. Meets second and fourth Fridays of each
month at 320 Post street. William Van Goethem,
President; Victor David. Vice-President; Ern. Nev-
raumont. Recording Secretary; M. Lorentz, Finan-
cial Secretary; B. Pos, Treasurer.

Berlins, The. Organized September 16, 1890; In-
corporated 1891. Objects — To promote social Inter-
course among Its members and to aid sick or disabled
members. Officers— Frank L. Noriega, President;
J. J. Crowe, Vice-President; J. F. McGeough. Finan-
cial Secretary; E. D. Roach, Secretary: D. J. Shee-
han, Treasurer.

Cambrian Aid Society. Meets second Monday
of each month at 1133 Mission street. Object — Mu-
tual beneficial purposes. Prof. Thomas Price, Presi-
dent; John Edward, Secretary.

Chebra Achim Rachmonim Association.
Meets first Sunday afternoon of each month at 121
Eddy street. Object— Benevolence in case of sick-
ness and death. Charles Grosslicht, Secretary, 436
Natoma street.

Chebra Benai Tisrael Society. Meets the
third Sunday afternoon of each month at 121 Eddy
street. Object— Benevolence in case of sickness and
death. M. Ellas, Secretary, 422 Third street.

Chebra Biker Cholim Society. Meets the first
Sunday afternoon of each month at 121 Eddy street.
Object— Benevolence in case of sickness and death.
M. Plnlas. President; A. N. Levy, Secretary, 517
Kearny street.

Chebra B'rith Shalom Society. A Jewish so-
ciety, established 35 years ago, with a membership of
ninety. Meetings are held the first Sunday of each
month In Shiels' building, 32 O'Farrell street. Ob-
jeot— To aid its members In sickness and distress.
H. Jacobs, President; M. Lewis, Treasurer; S.
Meyer, Secretary, 224 SI.\th street.

Chebra Ohavai Sholem Society. Meets at 121
Eddy street every second Sunday in each month.
Edward Leopold, President; Julius Israelsky, Secre-
tary, 840 McAllister street.

Chebra Ohaboth Zion Society. Meets the third
Sunday afternoon of each month at 121 Eddy street.
Object — Benevolence in case of sickness and death.
Morris Levy. President: Jacob Gans, Secretary.

Chevba Shaare Refooah. Regular meetings
second and fourth Sunday of each month at 120
O'Farrell street. S. Schwartz, President; D. Lande.
Secretary.

Congregation Beth Menahim Streisand.
Minna street, between Fourth and Fifth streets.
T. Baer, President; D. Lande, Secretary.

Danish Society (Dania). Branch No. 2 meets
every Thursday evening at 903 Market street.

Exempt Fire Company. Organized under an
Act of the Legislature, approved March 14, 1872.
Objects — Social Intercourse and mutual benefit.
Meetings held on the third Monday of each month
at the hall of the company, 9 Brenham place. Offi-
cers—George J. Bohen, President; A. J. Jessup,
Vice-President; John J. Gullfoyle, Secretary;
James W. Kentzel, Treasurer.

Exempt Relief Fund. Joseph Figel, President;
James O'Donnell, Secretary, 9 Brenham place.

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First Hbbkew Ladies Mutual Benefit Asso-
ciation. Organized, 1864. Number of members,
one hundred and seventy-five. Objects— To aid its
members In sickness and distress, and to bury the
dead. Meets first Sunday of every month at 121 Eddy
street. M. Marks, President; I. Baer, Treasurer;
S. Meyer, Secretary, 224 Sixth street.

FiSHEKMAN'S BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION. MSBtS

at 808 Montgomery street oh the first Saturday eve-
ning of each month.

French Mutual Benevolent Society. Meets
second and fourth Wednesdays of each month at 318
Post street. They give free-treatment in cases of
sickness, either at home or at the French Hospital.
S. Weill, President.

Garibaldi Mutual Aid Society. Meets second
Thursday of each month at Garibaldi Hall, 423 Broad-
way. F. Zelro, President: F. Grata, First Vice-Presi-
dent; P. Simi, Second Vice-President; F. Lucchetti,
Treasurer; 6. Ertola, Secretary.

Har Harmorigh Lodge, No. 3, O. K. L. B. Meets
in B. B. Hall second and fourth Sundays of each
month. L. Solomon, President; A. N. Levy, Secre-
tary.

Hungarian Social and Mutual Aid Society of
Pacific Coast. Meets nrst and third Sunday eve-
nings of each month in Alcazar Building. Object-
Beneficial.

Improved Order of Red Men Endowment Fund
Association. Organized September 8, 1881. Fred-
erick Brandt, President; A. Jackson, Vice-Presi-
dent; Henry A. Chase, Secretary; H. H. Cole,
Treasurer. Meets first Tuesday evening in each
month at 320 Post street.

Improved Order of Red Men Relief and
Burial Association. H. S. Winn, President; H. A.
Chase, Secretary; William J. Smith. Treasurer.
Annual meeting first Monday in January. 320 Post
street.

Italian Bersaglieri Mutual Benevolent So-
ciety. Meets at Bersaglieri Hall, 1525 Stockton
street, second Thursday of each month. Number
of members, five hundred.

Italian Mutual Benevolent Society. Meets
second Monday In each month at Pioneer Hall, 808
Montgomery street. Established for the purpose of
affording assistance to sick members. J. C. Sala,
President; 6. laccheri, Vice-President; V. Ra-
venna, Treasurer; B. Moron, Secretary, P. O. Box
1848, r. Alameda.

Italian Reali Carabinieri Mutual Aid So-
ciety. Socleta dl Mutuo Soccorso delia Compagnia
Reali Carabinieri Itallani. Organized October 22, 1889;
incorporated June 17, 1892. Trustees' meeting, first
Tuesday of each month. General meeting, second
Tuesday of each month, at Garibaldi Hall, 423 Broad-
way; G. M. Postiglione, President, 107 Sutter street;
A. Babbino and V. Fusco, Vice-Presidents; M. G.
Tonini, Treasurer, 4 Montgomery avenue; G. Magli-
ano. Collector, 1224 Dupont street; Thomas Maino,
Secretary, 1219 Market street.

Italian Sharpshooters op the Alps. Armory,
1826 Powell street. Number of members, 200.
Twenty military members.

Journeymen Butchers' Protective and Be-
nevolent Association of the Pacific Coast.
Meets at 909i^ Market street every Thursday night.
Pay benefits in case of sickness and protect the wid-
dows and orphans. Fred Muenz, President; Joseph
Lyons, Vice-President; Ben Davis, Recording Secre-
tary. 1627 Polk street.

Juarez Guard Mutual and Benevolent So-
ciety. Organized October 17, 1871. Object— To aid
its sick members, both military and civil. Meets at
Apollo Hall, 810 Pacific street, second Thursday of
each month. Abelino Tejeda, President; O. M.
Goldaracena, Treasurer; A. Montero, Secretary;
Dr. E. E. Mervy, Physician; A. de la Torre, Sr.,
Captam.

Lafayette Guard Society. Meets at 620 Bush
street on first and third Fridays of each month.
Object— Mutual benefit to members. Pierre Bigue
President; F. Boyer, Treasurer; Camille Valentini!
Secretary.

Madrid Mutual Benevolent Society. Object
—Benevolence ; members, 134. Organized January
7, 18S7. Meets last Sunday of each month. Secre-
tary's office, 17 Moss street. Officers— Frank L Nori-
ega, President; E.E.Scialiero, Vice-President; Emile
Prahl, Secretary; Anton J. Coeiho, Recording Secre-
tary; JohnL. Noriega, Treasurer.

Marine Engineers' Association, No. 35. Organ-
ized in August, 1882. Number of members, 620. It is a
subordinate branch of the National Marine Engineers'
Beneficial Association, with branches in nearly every
maritime port in the United States, numbering over
100. Meetings held every Tuesday at 9 Mission street.
This Association has also a library and reading room
at 9 Mission street, convenient to the wharves.
Officers— George R. Kingsland, President; Frank
Bragg, Business Manager and Secretary, 9 Mission
street.

National Association Letter Carriers of
America. Golden Gate Branch, 214. J.J.Brown,
Secretary. Meets second Saturday of each month
in Judge Cook's court room. New City Hall.

National Association Post Office Clerks.
Branch 30. E. J. Barton, Secretary.

National Association of Stationary Engi-
neers. Organized February 22, 1883. San Francisco.
No. 1, of California. Educational and beneficial.
Meets every Thursday evening at 102 O'Farrell
street. C. P. Bockius, President; J. A. Grenzin, Sec-
retary, residence 228 Twelfth Street.

National Reserve Association. A fraternal
order, incorporated May 8, 1891, at Kansas City, Mo.
San Francisco Lodge, No. 57. Meets first Saturday
night of each month in Oriental Hall, 120 O'Farrell
street. Mrs. Z. Hawkes. President: H. G. Watrous,
Secretary; C. W. Coffin, treasurer, 227 Clipper street.

Nord-Deutscher Verein. Incorporated Febru-
ary 1, 1876. Object— Mutual benevolence in case of
sickness or death. Meets second and fourth Tuesdays
at .33 Eddy street. Number of members, 359. Board
of Directors is elected every second Tuesday in
January, for the term of one year. Officers-Au-
gust Meyer, President; Carl Moller, Secretary; Wil-
liam Muller, Financial Secretary.

Order of Scottish Clans (a social and benevo-
lent society and fraternal mutual aid organization).
One clan has been organized in this city. Clan Fraser
No. 78, instituted November 18, 1890. Meets on the
first and third Thursday evenings of each month In
Eastern Hall, Shiels' building, 32 O'Farrell street.
Edward Kerr, Chief; William Cormack, Secretary;
Deputy Royal Chief for California, M. L. Crowe, 136
Hancock street.

Pacific Coast Commercial Travelers' Associa-
tion. Incorporated July 13, 1891. Meets at the
Grand Hotel on the last Saturday of each month.
Objects— Social Intercourse and mutual benefit.
Officers— S. Moseley Woods, President ; J. C. Eubanks,
Vice-President; A. C. Boideman, Secretary and
Treasurer. Director.?- B. B. Galland, W. F. Peter-
son, A. F. Wheaton, Ben Schloss, Julius Phillips, J.

B. Treadwell, J. A. Wilson, A. W. Weil.

Polish Society of California. Organized Jan-
uary, 1873. Objects— Social, literary, free Inter-
course with native land and all Polish societies; also
assisting those in need and in case of sickness, to
which end there has been organized lately a section
of mutual aid, under special rules, etc. Forms also
a group or branch of the "Polish National
Alliance" in the United States of America
(headquarters at Chicago, 111.), which is founded
upon a federative system of Individual so-
cieties, being assemblies or associations whose
aim is to develop morally and materially the
Polish element in the United States by establishing
for that purpose institutions founded on the prin-
ciple of the Catholic Church; also guardianship over
the Polish emigration, etc. Polish Society of Cali-
fornia meets on the first Sunday of each month at
3 Polk street. As group of the Polish Alliance, meets
every third Sunday of each month. Officers- Captain

C. Bielawski, President; Andrew Kopankiewlck,
Vice-President; Ignatz Kolaska, Secretary and Li-
brarian; Gustav Heilman, Treasurer.

San Francisco Baecker Verein. Organized
August 5, 1877. Number of members, 121. Meets
first and third Wednesdays of each month at Druid's
Hall, 413 Sutter street. Objects— Benevolent and
protective. Gustave Wirchner, President; Fred
Schramm, Recording Secretary.

San Francisco Chapter of American Institute
OF Architects. Seth Babson, President; W. P.
Moore, Vice-President; John M. Curtis, Treasurer;
Oliver Everett, Secretary, 408 California street.
Meetings are held on second Friday of each month.

San Francisco Fire Department Charitable
Fund Association. Meets New City Hall, Fire
Commissioners' rooms, on last Wednesday of every
month. Object— To benefit the sick members. D. T.
Sullivan, President; M. J. Dolan, Treasurer; E. F.

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MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.

Benefit issooiations.

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McKlttrick, Financial Secretary; James Radford
(foreman 25 Engine), Recording Secretary. Board
of Trustees, I. Gurmendez, John Mahoney, Wm. D.
Waters.

San Francisco Letter Carrier's Mutual Aid
Association. I. C. Levey, President; J.J.Brown,
Secretary; Fred H. Stanley, Financial Secretary.
Meets first and third Tuesdays of each month in
Native Sons' Hall, Mason street, near Geary.

San Francisco Musical Fund Societt. Incor-
porated January 20, 1864; reorganized December 17,
1875. Meets quarterly, second Tuesday in January,
April, July and October, at 1 p. m., at El Dorado Hall,
Alcazar Building, O'Farrell street. Number of
members, eighty. The object of this society is to
assist sick and disabled members and to bury its
dead. Officers— E. E. Schmltz, President; Mo. Davis,
First Vice-President; I. Franck, Second Vice-Presi-
dent; C. Heinsen, Secretary; Marcus M. Blum,
Treasurer; J. J. Mundwyler, J. Baumann, C. C.
Henke, Trustees.

San Francisco Produce Exchange Mutual
Benefit Association. W. H. Yates, President;
T. C. Friedlander, Secretary, 433 California street.

San Francisco Schwaben Veeein. Meets first
and Third Mondays of each month in Turn Verela
Hall, 323 Turk street.

Scandinavian Society. Object— Mutual assist-
ance in case of sickness, and to bury the dead.
Monthly meetings held at 10 California street.
Ofllcers— Albert Hansen, President; Rasmus B.
Nielsen and P. M. Paulson, Secretaries.

Servian Montenegrin Literary and Benevo-
lent Society. Meets first and third Wednesdays of
each month at 10 California street, room 12.

Slavonic Illyric Mutual Benevolent So-
ciety. Organized November 17, 1857; Incorporated
April 1, 1873. Number of members, 130. Meets first
and third Fridays of each month at 120 O'Farrell
street.

Spanish Mutual Benevolent Society. Meets
at Red Men's Hall, 320 Post street, on the last Sunday
in each month. Object — To benefit the sick and bury
the dead. Jose Alonso, President; Domingo Men-
dez, Vice-President; Medardo Garcia, Financial
Secretary; Manuel Arjo, Recording Secretary, 915
Broadway; T. T. Fatjo, Treasurer.

St. Joseph's Benevolent Society of St.
Mary's Church (Old Cathedral). Established in
1861. Has at present about 100 members. Benefits—
The services of a first-class physician for the mem-
bers and their families, and on the death of a mem-
ber $75 towards funeral expenses; also stimulating
the members to a constant observance of their holy
religion and moral and Intellectual improvement.
Meetings held the third Sunday of each month in
the basement of St. Mary's Church. William Muras-
ky, President; H. J. Brown, Secretary.

St. Patrick's Mutual Alliance Association
of California. Organized March, 20, 1873. Meets
on the first and third Monday evenings of each month
in K. R. B. Hall, southeast corner Mason and O'Far-
rell streets. Total membership, 240; assets over
$12,000. The object of this Association shall be the
mutual relief of its members when rendered incap-
able by sicliness of protecting and providing for
themselves; to encourage a spirit of union and
brotherly love among Irishmen and their descend-
ants, of all creeds and classes, and to strengthen, fos-
ter and promote fraternal feelings of friendship and
charity among its members. Ofllcers— T. F. Alford,
President; J. H. McGinney, First Vice-President;
P. Rooney, Second Vice-President; H. F. Keon, Re-
cording Secretary; M.J. Gorman, Financial Secre-
tary; John F. Quale, Corresponding Secretary, 116
Ash avenue; John Moore, Treasurer.

St. Paulus German Roman Catholic Benevo-
lent Society. Organized July, 1870. Number of
members, 240. The objects of this society are to
afford relief to distressed members and the support
of their widows and orphans. Meets second Monday
of each month In the basement of St. Boniface's
Church. Ofllcers- F. L. Guntz, President; Charles
Maritzen, Vice-President; Franz Reichllng, Record-
ing Secretary; Henry Eckart, Financial Secretary;
John Lehrltter, Treasurer.

St. Peter's German Catholic Benevolent So-
ciety. Organized March, 1864; incorporated Sep-
tember, 1866. Meets first Monday of each month in
the basement of St. Boniface's Church. The objects
of this Society are to afford relief to members in need,
and the support of their widows and orphans. The

officers are— F. B. Schoensteln, President; Bernhard
Meyer, Vice-President; Andrew Merllng, Record-
ing Secretary; Joseph Hoefer, Financial Secretary;
Nicholas Straub, Treasurer.

Sued-Deutscher Verein. Organized October
23d, 1884. Jleets first and third Thursdays of each
month at 413 Sutter street. Object— Beneficiary.
F. Huber, President; Christ Weber, Secretary.

Swiss Mutual Benevolent Society Organized
1S59; reorganized 1874. Number of members, 700.
Object— To afford its members mutual assistance
in case of sickness or accident, or for burial
of deceased members. Officers — Antoine Borel,
President; F. Mellmann, Vice-President; John Freu-
er. Treasurer; A. Juillerat, Secretary; E. de Cor-
val, M. D. and T. A. Rottanzi, M. D., Physicians; R.
Maestretti, Collector. Office of society, 536 Kearny
street.

Teachers' Mutual Aid Society of San Fran-
cisco. Meets at Board of Education rooms, New
City Hall, on first and third Wednesdays of each
month. Its object is for mutual benefits. Miss
Laura T. Fowler, President; Miss N. C. Haswell,
Financial Secretary; Mrs. Evans Smith, Recording
Secretary, 514 Sutter street; Miss A. M. D'Arcy,
Treasurer.

Union Printers' Mutual Aid Society. Ob-
jects—To give financial aid and assistance to its
members who are unable to follow their occupation
on account of sickness or accident. To supply
medical attendance and medicine to its members
and bury the dead. No one to be initiated under 20
or over 55 years of age. The benefits are SIO
per week for 52 weeks, and 85 thereafter. Officers —
President, L. P. Ward; First Vice-President, A. M.
Parry; Second Vice-President, Geo. E. Mitchell; Re-
cording Secretary, A. J. P. Regaudiat; Financial
Secretary, J. R. Winders; Treasurer, W. B. Benoist;
Marshal, Geo. H. Saunders, Guardian, F. Mooney.
William L, Berry, M. D., Physician. The society
meets the first Thursday in each month at Eintracht
Hall, 539 California street, at 2:30 P. M. For applica-
tion, etc., apply to A. J. P. Regaudiat, Recording
Secretary, 7 Wetmore place.

Verein Eintracht. Meets at their hall, 237
Twelfth street, every Wednesday evening. It is a
beneficial society and has a gymnasium. Charles
Winters, President; R. Jentzsch, Vice-President;
Casper MUller, Corresponding Secretary ; Otto Thiele,
Financial Secretary; Henry Behrens. Treasurer; H.
GUmbel, Frank Huber, L. Leffmann, Trustees.

Verein Ostereich Social and Mutual Aid
Society. Meets first and third Thursdays of each
month in the Alcazar building. Object— Beneficial.
A. Schohay, President; T. Lamberg, Recording Sec-
retary; Ferd. Heiduska, Treasurer; R. Kiffinger,
Financial Secretary.

Widows and Orphans Aid Association. Or-
ganized January 13, 1878, with 88 members, to embrace
the whole police force of San Francisco, with the
object of protecting and endowing their widows and
orphans in case of death. Present membership, 530.
None but regular police officers can become mem-
bers. The dues are one dollar per month; there are
no assessments. Since its organization it has paid
death benefits amounting to 8105,600. Meets at Police
Court Room No. 3, New City Hall, second Sunday
afternoon of each month at 8 o'clock. Officers-
Captain Geo. W. Wittman, President; Lieutenant
Daniel Hannah, Vice-President; Charles Janes, Re-
cording Secretary; Samuel H.Rankin, Financial Sec-
retary; John Duncan, Treasurer.

Young Men's Catholic Union (R. C). Meets
at Loyola Hall, 3 Tenth street. Leo Assembly, No. 4.
meets the first and third Thursdays of each month.
Loyola Assembly, No. 1, meets the first and third
Wednesdays of each month ; fraternal and benevo-
lent. St. Joseph's Assembly, No. 3, meets the second
and fourth Tuesdays of each month.

Young Men's Institute (R. C). Grand Council
organized in San Francisco in 1883. Office, Y. M. I.
Hall, southeast corner Tenth and Market streets.
Object— Mutual improvement and a fund for sick and
funeral benefits. Officers of the Grand Council-
John Lynch, Grand President ; Henry A. Young,
Grand First Vice-President; Rev. W. D. McKinnon,
Grand Second Vice-President; George A. Stanley,
Grand Secretary; John O'Donnell, Grand Treasurer.,

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Associated Charities. Organized March, 1888,
with a unique and comprehensive field outlined for
thoughtful and practical work. Quoting Rev. F. G.
Peabody. the Central Council defines its objects
thus: "The old charity satisfied the feelings of the
giver by alms; the new charity educates the re-
ceiver to do without alms. The old charity was
temporary relief; the new charity is continuous edu-
cation. It is better charity to find work than to re-
lieve want: better charity to teach a trade than to
encourage mendicancy; better charity to provide
stimulus for thrift than to make thrift unnecessary."
Central ofiice, 425 Pine street, second floor. Meets
every Fridav at 3:30 p. M., at 601 Commercial street.
Officers— B. P. Flint. President; John M. Burnett,
Vice-President; Miss Virginia Fitch, General Secre-
tary; S. W. Lew, Treasurer. Directors— Oliver Eld-
ridge, Mrs. Sarah B. Cooper. E. J. Bowen, Mrs.
Charles Lux, Dr. Charlotte B. Brown.

Austrian Bexevolent Society. Meets first and
third TVednesdays in each month at 413 Sutter street.
Number of members. S50 X". P. Milloglav, Presi-
dent; Anton Connlch, Secretary, 601 Sansome street.

British Bekevolext Society of California.
Rooms, 604 Merchant street. Incorporated in 1865
for the purpose of affording temporary relief to sick
and destitute persons born under the British flag.
Since its organization it has disbursed exclusively
for relief nearly STl.590. and has procured work for
nearly 10.500 persons. The present membership con-
sists of 102 paying members. 7 life members and
10 honorary members. The Secretary is in attend-
ance daily from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. The regular meet-
ing is held the first Tuesday in each month at 4 p. m.
The Board of Relief meets twice a month. Ofiicers —
"William Doxey, President; J. H. Wallace. First Vice-
President; Stanhope Dickinson, Second Vice-Presi-
dent; Percy Beamish, Treasurer; "William "W. Bol-
ton, Secretary.

California Prison Commission". Organized Nov-
ember 27, 1865. Object— To give aid to prisoners
while in prison and after they are released; to im-
prove prisons and have good discipline through ap-
propriate legislation, the proper education of public
sentiment, the co-operation of the courts, the police
and prison officials, and otherwise as opportunity is
afliorded. Officers- Charles Montgomery, President;
Rev. .John Kimball, Vice-President; A. J. Ralston,
Treasurer; Rev. James "Woodworth, Secretary, 1713
Stevenson street.

California Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Children. Incorporated September 2,
1876. Objects— To provide ways and means to secure
the enforcement of an Act for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Children, and to labor in the education of
a public sentiment of humanity and gentleness toward
children. Office, 1170 Market street. Donohoe build-
ing, rooms 95-96. Officers— Colonel Charles Sonntag,
President; John McComb. Secretary; George A.
Xewhall, Treasurer.

Danish Ladies" Relief Society. Peter Iver-
sen. President; Mrs. Blohme and Mrs. A. Sanderup,
Vice-Presidents; Charles "Warming, Recording Sec-
retary; Miss Xilsen, Financial Secretary; Thomas
Mikkelsen, Treasurer. Number of members, 200.
Meets first "Wednesday of each month at 25 Tenth
street.

Emanu-El Sisterhood. Council of Administra-
tion meets every Tuesday forenoon at 219 Ninth
street. Officers— Mrs. P. N. Lilienthal, President;
Mrs. J. Voorsanger and Mrs. M. S. Eisner, Vice-Presi-
dents; Mrs. Lewis Gerstle. Treasurer; Mrs. A. M.
Davis, Secretary, 1722 Pine street.

Eureka Benevolent Society. Organized Octo-
ber. 1850, to assist poor and needy Hebrews in want
or sickness. Number of members, 734. who pay si
each per month, besides an additional sum of 25 cents
for the support of widows and orphans of members.
Office, 105 Stockton street, rooms 21-24. Officers—
S. W. Rosenstock, President; Leo Eloesser, Secre-
tary; Albert Meyer, Treasurer; Jules Llevre, Col-
lector.

First Hebrew Benevolent Society. Location,
northeast corner Post and Taylor streets. Levi
Shilling, President; B. L. Brandt, Vice-President;
S. Zekind, Secretary; M. H. Llchtenstein, Treasurer.

Free Dispensary Clinic. Organized by the Med-
ical Department. University of California. The rooms
of the Dispensary are at 155 New Montgomery street.
Sick poor. treated free.

French Ladies' Benevolent Society. Meets at
318 Post street, on every Thursday afternoon. It is
organized for the purpose of helping poor French
people. Mrs. S. "Weill, President; Mrs. Chevassus,
Vice-President; Mrs. L. Montpellier, Secretary; Mrs.
Gallolx, Treasurer.

Gardeners' and Ranchers' Association of
San Francisco. Colombo Market. Domenico Gi-
anni, Secretary.

German Benevolent Society, The,— Styled in
German, " Die Allgemelne Deutsche Unterstiitzungs
Gesellschaft,"— is one of the most charitable Institu-
tions in California. Established January 7, 1854,
with 111 members, it now has 3,035 members, and Is
considered the largest German Society in the United
States. During its forty-two years of existence it
has expended S343,000. It owns and controls the Ger-
man Hospital, a noted and commodious institution.
Applications for membership or assistance should
be addressed to H. C. Jordan, General Agent. Office-
open from 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. — 320 Geary street. Offi-
cers—B. Broemmel, President; Carl Uhllg, First Vice-
President; C. E. Hansen, Second Vice-President;
W. Hermann and C. Goecker, Secretaries; Fr. C.
Siebe, Treasurer. Directors — Carl Hess, "W. E. Lutz,
Richard Fluking, Louis Zeiss, Ed. A. Kell and Hugo
Waldeck. Max Salomon, M. D., Physician.

German Ladies' General Benevolent Society.
The German Ladies' General Benevolent Society
was founded in 1870 for the purpose of aiding poor
German women and children. Meets on the first day
of each month at 320 Geary street. Its affairs are
managed by a Board of Directors, consisting of the
following ladies— Mrs. Hulda Hlldebrandt, Presi-
dent; Mrs. Dr. Regensburger, Vice-President; Mrs.
J. Popert, Secretary; Mrs. F. Stadtmueller, Treas-
urer.

Golden Gate Kindergarten Association. Or-
ganized October 6, 1879; Incorporated October 6, 1884.
This work had its Inspiration In the Bible Class of
Mrs. Sarah B. Cooper. Its object is the establishment
and maintenance of free kindergartens in San Fran-
cisco, and the sustaining of a free Normal Training
School for Klndergartners, and to further promote
the work for needy, neglected children. There are
seventy well-known ladies on the Board, also thirty
representative gentleman of the city and vicinity,
including the Presidents of the Leland Stanford Jr.
University and the University of California, and
other distinguished professors. Up to October 8,
1895, 20,116 little children, under six years of age.
have been trained in these kindergartens. Forty
kindergartens have been organized. Three hundred
and fifty thousand dollars, including endowments,
have been given to this work by the citizens of San
Francisco during the sixteen years. Mrs. Stanford
has, in addition to this, endowed five Memorial Kin-
dergartens with ?100,000. The first year the total
receipts were «1, 805.70; the sixteenth year the total
receipts were §44,205.77. Mother's Meetings have
been organized to encourage thrift, economy and
hygiene in the families connected with the kinder-
gartens, and to bring something of new hope and
comfort into their hard and cheerless lives. A free
Normal Training School for teachers has been in
successful operation for four years, under the super-
vision of Miss Anna M. Stovall. a distinguished
trainer. The graduates from the Golden Gate Free
Training School are in demand from all parts of the
country. The Golden Gate J'roebel .\ssociation, an
organization composed of the teachers and graduates
of the association, is also in successful operation.
Officers— Mrs. Leland Stanford, Honorary President;
Mrs. Sarah B. Cooper, President; Mrs. Chas. Hol-
brook. First Vice-President; Mrs. Louis SIoss, Second
Vice-President; Mrs. George T. Gaden, Secretary;
Miss Virginia Fitch, Assistant Secretary; Miss
Isabelle Knight, Treasurer; Mrs. Sarah B. Cooper,
Superintendent; Miss Harriet Cooper, Deputy Super-
intendent and Private Secretary; Charles G. Lathrop.
Mrs. Alvan Flanders and Mrs. E. B. Cutter, Auditors.
Directors — Mrs. Leland Stanford, Mrs. Sarah B.
Cooper. Mrs. George Hearst, Mrs. Charles B. Alex-
ander. Mrs. Charles Holbrook, Mrs. Cyrus "Walker,
Mrs. A. J. Pope, Mrs. Louis SIoss. Mrs. B. F. Norris,
Mrs. Charles Clayton, Mrs. John F. Merrill. Normal
Trainer. Miss Anna M. Stovall.

Helpers, The. Miss Bertha Samuels, President; ■
Miss Lillian Gambitz, Secretary, 1710 Laguna street.

Homeopathic Dispensary. Located in the Hahne-
mann Hospital College Building, 115 Haight street.
Object— To provide homeopathic medical treatment
and surgical aid for the poor, and to attend at their
homes those who are not able to attend the dlspen-

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sary. Hours, from 10 a. m. to S p. m. daily, except
Sunday. William Boerlcke, M. D., Medical Superin-
tendent.

Kong Chow Beneficial Society. Incorporated
September 24, 1867. Location, north side of Pine
street, between Kearny street and Grant avenue.
•Organized for charity to Chinese.

Knights of the Maccabees. San Francisco
Tent, No. 18. G. H. Bertram, Commander; Theo.
Frollch, Record Keeper. Meets second and fourth
Friday of each month at 120 O'Farrell.

Knights of Pythias' Bukeau of Belief. Meets
every Saturday at 8 p. m. In Pythian Castle, 909 Mar-
ket street. E. J. Wilson, President; M. B. Dye,
Vice-President; H. E. Snook, Treasurer; W. S. Lans-
field, Secretary, 122 Clipper street.

Ladies' Seaman's Friend Society. Meetings of
the society are held on the first Wednesday of each
month at the Sailors' Home, corner Main and Harri-
son streets. OiHcers— Mrs. W. B. Ewer, President;
Mrs. K. S. Barclay, Vice-President; Mrs. A. McAn-
ney, Recording Secretary; Mrs. W. H. Barnes, Cor-
responding Secretary; Mrs. A. L. Brannan, Treas-
urer.

Ladies of the Gkand Army of the Republic.
Objects— To keep Memorial Day forever sacred; to
see that children are properly taught the history of
■our country and Imbued with patriotism, and to assist
the Grand Army of the Republic in all its charitable
And benevolent work. Eligibility — All mothers,
wives, sisters and daughters of soldiers, sailors or
marines who served honorably during the war of
the Rebellion; also army nurses of good character.
Department officers of California— Eva J. French,
President, Santa' Rosa; Lydia C. Hinckley, Sr. Vice-
President, San Francisco; Sarah E. B. Todd, Jr.
Vice-President, Oakland; Emma Renwlck. Treas-
urer, Sacramento; Elma V. Fuller, Chaplain, Fresno;
Eleanor P. Anderson, Counseios, San Jose; Anna D.
Mobiey, Secretary, Santa Rosa. Seven Pines
■Circle No. 3. Meets every Monday evening at
Alcazar Building. Mrs. Isabella Plnkson, Secretary.

Ladies' Society of Israelites (Israelitischer
Frauen-Vereln). Established August 12, 1855, for
the purpose of assisting Hebrew women under all
circumstances of want. Meets Monday afternoon of
■each week at 105 Stockton street, room 21. Number
of members. 300. Officers— Mrs. J. S. Dinkelsplel,
President; Mrs. Henry Wangenhelm, Vice-President;
Mrs. George Greenzwelg, Treasurer; Leo Eloesser,
Secretary; D. Michael, Collector.

Ladies' United Hebrew Benevolent So-
ciety. Established 1855. Meets every Monday at 2
p. M. in the vestry of the Synagogue, corner of Post
and Taylor streets. Object— To assist the sick, the
poor and the needy women of the Jewish faith. The
affairs of the society are managed by a board of of-
ficers composed of ladies, with an Advisory
Board consisting of three gentlemen. Officers- Mrs.
-J. S. Oppenheim, President; Mrs. A. J. Prager, Vice-
President; Mrs. S. Zeklnd, Treasurer; Mrs. H. Llpp-
man. Secretary.

Little Sisters' Infant Shelter Kindergar-
ten. Location, 512 Minna street. This kindergarten
was organized for the purpose of training the
'boarders as well as the day attendants of the Shelter.
The room is large and sunny and fitted up with
■everything necessary for the work of the kindergar-
ten. Mrs. Josie H. Kentley, teacher.

Masonic Board op Relief. Meets at Masonic
Temple every Saturday evening. This board is com-
posed of the masters or representatives of the six-
teen lodges holding concurrent jurisdiction in San
Francisco. Said lodges contribute to but draw
nothing from the funds of the board-sojourning Mas-
ter Masons, their widows and orphans being alone
recipients of its charities. Money refunded Is again
given to the needy of our order. Jos. L. Crittenden,
■Chairman; E. C. Hare, Secretary; Charles P. Over-
ton, Treasurer.

Master Mariners' Benevolent Association.
Meets every Wednesday evening at 421 Post street.
N. C. Larsen, President; Mlkel Orson, Vice-Presi-
dent; L. Traung, Recording Secretary, 18 Bond
street; C. W. J. Miller, Financial Secretary; Edward
Henrix, Treasurer.

Mens' Home. This society Is to a great extent
self-supporting. A clean bed, bath and break-
fast are furnished for ten cents. Where the ex-
penditures are in excess of the receipts, the balance
is met by voluntary contributions. Location, 34
Minna street^ Samuel Rhodes, Superintendent.

Odd Fellows' Employment Association. . Room
11, I. O. O. F. Hall, Seventh and Market streets.
Furnishes clerical, skilled and unskilled labor at
short notice. No charge to employer or employee.

A. E. Richardson, President; A. McMenaman, Sec-
retary.

The General Relief Committee I. O. 0. F.
Meets every Sunday at 10 o'clock a. m. In Eu-
reka Hall, I. 0. O. F. Building. Its alms and objects
are to take charge of and care for sick and dis-
tressed Odd Fellows (and their families) who are
members of I. O. O. F. lodges other than in San Fran-
cisco. J. L. Geary Jr., President; F. E. Smith, Vice-
President; O. W. Crawford, Treasurer; J. F. Nichols,
Secretary, residence 410 Nineteenth street; room 3,
I. 0. 0. F. Building.

Pacific Homeopathic Dispensary Associa-
tion. Meets second Monday of each month at T4;i
Howard street. Object— To assist the poor in sick-
ness. Mrs. S. A. D. MoKee, President; Mrs. C. E.
Glbbs, Mrs. W. S. Spinney. Mrs. Phoebe Hearst, Vice-
Presidents; Mrs. Walter Parsons Clark, Secretary;
Mrs. R. R. Haskell, Treasurer.

Pioneer Kindergarten Society. Organized
July 23, 1878; incorporated July 25, 1878. First kin-
dergarten established September 25, 1878. Reincor-
porated January. 1886. Officers— Mrs. M. H. Hecht,
Honorary President; Mrs. David Bixler, President;
Mrs. Frederlcka George, Treasurer; Mrs. Alfred
Shaw Moore, Recording Secretary; Miss Kate M.
Atkinson, Corresponding Secretary.

Subordinate Kindergartens — Sliver Star, Pacific
and Sansome streets; The Adler, Folsom and Second
streets; The Sutro Mall Dock, 218 Brannan street.

San Francisco Benevolent Association.
Meets first Wednesday of each month at 538 Jackson.
Object— To give temporary relief to the destitute,
such as paying the rent, medicines, provisions, find-
ing places for them and sending them to the country.
Officers— N. P. Cole, President; C. V. S. Glbbs, Treas-
urer; Robert Beechlng, Manager, 538 Jackson street.

San Francisco Board of Relief, I. O. B'nai
B'rith. Meets at B'nai B'rlth Hall on the first and
third Sundays of each month. D. Harris, President;
Charles Cooper, Vice-President; Harry Ankel, Sec-
retary; J. L. Franklin, Treasurer. The President
and Vice-President of every lodge in the city are
members of the Board.

San Francisco Boys' Club Association. 740
Bryant street. Organized December. 1891. The
object of this organization is to promote the mental
and moral welfare of boys. Afternoon and evening
clubs are led by young men and women, and boys are
Instructed In parliamentary law, manual training,
singing and games. It Is the object to lead the boys,
often of a poorer class, toward higher thoughts and
intelligent citizenship. There is no religious in-
struction. Officers— F. Gelet Burgess, President;
Florence Paul, Vice-President; Sidney S. Pelxotto.
Secretary; Julia George, Treasurer.

Silver Links Boys' Club. 427 Second street.
Organized December 9, 1893. 26 members. Offl-
cers— Miss Mary Carmany, President; Fredrick
Magee, Vice-President; William Kruken, Secretary;
Henry Tothmer, Treasurer.

City Front Boys' Club. 615 Sansome street.
Organized March, 1894. 50 members in constant at-
tendance. Officers— Norman McLaren, President;
J. B. Berry, Secretary.

Russian Hill Neighborhood House. 1031 Val-
lejo street. Organized June, 1894. Workers— Mrs.
Mary Richardson, Miss Mary Gamble, Miss Anna

B. Campbell, Miss Florence Paul, Mr. Burgess.
Total membership, 79.

The Children's Club. 632 Twenty-second street.
Organized April 8, 1895. Miss Gould, President
and Treasurer; Miss Castelhun, Vice-President; Mr.
Kolelcke, Secretary. 75 members.

Boys' Club of the Krp Church Missions House.
249 Second street. Organized August 1, 1894. About
185 visiting members.

BoY's' Club of the Sisterhood Emmanuel.
Ninth street. Organized December, 1896. Under
the direction of the Boys' Club Committee, Mrs. I.
N. Walter, Chairman.

San Francisco Fruit and Flower Mission.
Incorporated October, 1880. Object— Carrying fruit,
flowers, literature and delicacies to the sick in hos-
pitals and tenements. Rooms. 631 Sutter street, where
the members meet every Thursday, from 9 a. m. to
1 p. 31., for arr.ingement of flowers and provisions.
Officers— Miss Hannah L. Leszynsky. President; Mrs.

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Iv. Eodgers, Second Vice-President; Miss Ida B.
Fisher. Secretary; Miss Phenie Armer, Assistant
Secretary; Mrs. Paul Bunlier, Treasurer; Miss Wini-
fred C. Douglass, Librarian; Miss Mattie Brown,
Assistant Librarian.

San Feancisco Homeopathic PoLTCLiific. Lo-
cation, 220 Montgomery avenue. Hours, 10 a. m.
to 1. p. M. D. Albert Hiller. M. D., Superintendent;
T. A. Blinn, Secretary.

Sast Fp.axcisco Polyclinic. The. A free dispen-
sary for the sick poor. Location. 410 Ellis street.
Officers— F. W. D'Evelvn. M. B., CM.. President;
Henry L. Wagner, M. B., Ph. D., and Douglass W.
Montgomery. Vice-Presidents; L. Bazet, M. D.,
Treasurer; Leo Xewmark, M. D., Secretary.

San Fp.axcisco Settlemext Association. Was
founded in April. 1894, as the result of the visit to
San Francisco of iliss Jane Adams of Hull House,
Chicago. Its object Is to maintain in San Francisco
a settlement similar to those that have been so suc-
cessful in the East and in England, such as Hull
House, Chicago, Andover House, Boston, and Toyn-
bee Hall in East London. There is a governing
council consisting of the following members: Prof.
Bernard Moses, President; Prof. Frank Angell. Vice-
Presiden-t: Victor O'Brien, Treasurer; Mrs. M. C.
Schermerhorn, Resident in Charge; Miss Virginia
Fitch, Secretary; Miss Ethel Beaver. Mr. .John F.
Harrold, Mrs. Mary W. Kincaid, Miss Fannie McLean,
Miss Jean Parker, Miss Morrison. The Settlement
House, known as the "South Park Settlement," is
located at No. 15 South Park, between Second and
Third, Bryant and Brannan streets. Mr. F. C.
Haynes has charge of the house.

San Fkancisco Society for the Pkevextion
OF Cruelty to Animals. Incorporated April, 1868.
Office, Donohoe building, rooms 94-95, 1170 Market
street. Office telephone, south 357; night telephone,
west 352. Xumber of members, 467. Objects— To
provide ways and to secure the enforcement of
an Act for the more eifectual Prevention of Cruelty
to Animals, approved March 30, 1868, and to labor in
the education of a public sentiment of humanity and
gentleness toward domestic and other animals. Offi-
cers—Jacob Z. Davis, President; X. P. Cole, Vice-
President: James S. Hutchinson, Treasurer; C. B.
Holbrook, Secretary.

Silver Street Kindergarten Society. Loca-
tion. 64 Silver street. Officers— Mrs. Charles B.
Alexander. President; Mrs. L L. Baker, Vice-
President; W. E. Brown, Secretary. 2016 California
street; Adolph Schmidt, Treasurer; Miss Xora Archi-
bald Smith, Superintendent, 64 Silver street. Direc-
tors—Mrs. Charles B. Alexander, Mrs. Horatio Steb-
hins. Miss Kate R. Stone. Mrs. Milton S. Eisner,
Mrs. Charles G. Hooker, Mrs. Edwin R. Dimond.
Mrs. Garrison Gerst, Mrs. L. L. Baker. Mrs. William
Mintzer, W. E. Brown.

SociETE Belge De Bienfaisance. Leon Andre,
Secretary. Office, 413 Kearny.

Society for Christian Work. Organized Octo-
ber. 1873. This society is connected with the First
Unitarian Church, and Is under the auspices of the
ladies of the congregation, every one of whom is ex-
pected to aid in its support. The objects of the
society are to relieve the sick and destitute, dis-
tribute clothing, seek employment for needy women,
and assist the unfortunate in all practicable ways.
Membership is one dollar a year. Contributions of
reading matter are distributed to the prisons, hos-
pitals and asylums. The money needed for the pros-
ecution of this work is obtained by the Sewing Society
of the congregation, which meets every second and
fourth Monday at 10 a. si., in the church parlors, to
which all are cordially invited. Mrs. E. T. B. Mills.
Corresponding Secretary.

Society of St. Vincent De Paul. Meets on sec-
ond Thursday of each month at the Hall of St.
Mary's Cathedral, Van Xess avenue and O'Farrell
street. Object— To relieve distress wherever found,
regardless of race or religion. Officers — John M.
Burnett, President; P. J. Thomas, Secretary, 1307
Vallejo street. Subordinate conferences, meeting at
their own parishes— St. Peter's, St. Dominic's. St.
Mary's Cathedral, St. Joseph's, St. Patrick's, Sacred
Heart. St. Rose's, St. Brendan's, St. Theresa's. St.
Bridgid's, St. Francis', Mission Dolores. St. Paul's,
St. James'.

St. Andrew's Society. Organized September 23.
1863. Object— For the purpose of affording relief to
persons of Scottish extraction, who may be in want
or distress. Meets every Monday evening at Scottish

Hall, 111 Larkin street. All Scotchmen, children
and grandchildren of a native of Scotland are eligible
to membership on payment of S3 admission fee, and
50 cents monthly dues. Present membership, 400.
Officers— Andrew Wilkle, President; James S. Web-
ster. First Vice-President: James Ralph, Jr., Second
Vice-President; T. C. Lawson, Treasurer; W. C.
Cook. Recording Secretary; John D. Robertson, Fi-
nancial Secretary.

Swiss Relief Society. Organized 1874; reorgan-
ized October, 1886. Object— Aiding Swiss in need
and deserving of assistance. Officers— A. Borel,
Swiss Consul, Honorary President; H. Pichoir, Presi-
dent; G. A. Berton, Vice-President; A. Vignier,
Treasurer; A. Juillerat, Secretary, office 536 Kearny
street.

Teutonia Society. Organized June 1, 1866.
Xumber of members, two hundred and fifty. Meets-
at Teutonia Hall, 1322 Howard street, every Tuesday
evening for business purposes, and Thursday even-
ing for social enjoyment. The objects of this society
are to assist members who, by accident or sickness,
are incapacitated from pursuing their calling, and
for the purpose of defraying the funeral expenses of
the members thereof.

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Organized April, 1877. Objects— To protect the in-
terests of its members, prevent settlements without
full investigation, resist inequitable and fraudulent
settlements, and bring about joint action in the col-
lection of debts. Officers— A. A. Watkins. President;
Webster Jones, First Vice-President: S. Nickels-
burg, Second Vice-President; E. W. Newhall, Treas-
urer; Joseph Kirk, Attorney; H. L. Smith, Secretary.

Its objects shall be the consideration of all subjects
pertaining to the Interests of the wholesale mer-
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to bring about joint action In the collection of debts
other than in the ordinary course of business.

CEMETERIES.

Ancient Order of Foresters' Cemetery As-
sociation. Office, 997 Market street.

Calvary— Between Geary and Turk, Broderick
and Masonic avenue; entrance end of Ellis street.

City— Thirty-fourth avenue, near Point Lobos ave-
nue. Beth 01am, Caledonian, Chinese (6), Colored
Masons, French, German, Grand Army of the Re-
public, office 35 Eddy street; Greco-Russian, Hebrew
("Beth 01am and Salem), Italian, Japanese, Knights of
Pvthias, office 6 Eddy street; Master Mariners, Old
Friends, Potter's Field, Red Men, Russian, Salem,
Scandinavian, Seamen's, Slavonlc-Illyric, St. An-
drew's.

Cypress Lawn — San Mateo County; office, 9 City
Hall Square; crematory.

Greek— Southwest corner Turk street and Parker
avenue.

Holt Cross— San Mateo County.

Hills of Eternity- San Mateo County.

Home of Peace — San Mateo County.

Independent Order of Red Men's Cemetery
Association. Office, 997 Market street.

Knights' of Pythias Burial Association.
Office, 997 Market street.

Laurel Hill— Central avenue, between Post and
California streets; entrance end of Ellis street; B. P.
O. Elks; Firemen's.

Masonic — Turk street, between Masonic and Par-
ker avenues; office, Masonic Temple, 8 Post street.

Mission Dolores (closed)— Corner Sixteenth and
Dolores streets.

Mount Olivet Cemetery Association. Office,
997 Market street.

National — Presidio Reservation.

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Native Sons' of the Golden West Cemetekt
AssociATiON. Office, 997 Market street.

Odd Fellows' — Point Lobos avenue, near First
avenue; office, 8 Flood building.

St. Michael's — Sau Mateo County.

Salem (new)— San Mateo County. (Old) Thirty-
fourth avenue, near Point Lobos avenue: office. 226
Bush street.

CREMATORIES.

San Francisco Cremation Company. Incorpo-
rated September 5. 1885. Time of meeting, first Tues-
day of each month, rooms 3 and 4, 7th floor Mills
Building. Object— To do away with the horror of
burying the dead, but incinerate them Instead.
Crematory located at Cypress Lawn Cemetery.

Officers—!. Gutte. President; M. Greenblact, Vice-
President; D. Hirschfeld, Secretary.

Directors— Wm. Schroeder. .J. Z. Davis, M. Green-
blatt, C. C. Burr, D. Hirschfeld, L.Diamant. I. Gutte,
R. B. Hooper and C. Bundschu.

This company has an auxiliary called the S. F.
Cremation Company Auxiliary. This latter has mem-
bers who own no stock in the society, but become
members for the purpose of securing their incinera-
tion. They pay for this as follows:
A man 20 to 30 years old pays S5.00 per year for 10 years
" 30 to 40 " " " 7.50 " " " 8 "
" 40 to 50 " " " 10.00 " •■ •• 5 "
" .50 to 60 " '• " 12..50 " •• " 4 "
" 60 to 65 " " " 15.00 " '• ■■ 4 "

No initiation fees. If he dies before the term he
will be cremated for the amount paid in at the time
of his death.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

SAN FRANCISCO.

Officers— Hugh Craig, President; John L. Howard,
First Vice-President; Louis B. Parrott, Second Vice-
President; William L. Merry, Secretary, Treasurer
and Librarian, Merchants' Exchange Building, tele-
phone 5220.

Trustees— W. H. Dlmond, William L. Merry, A. J.
Ralston, Geo. A. Newhall, Jas. F. Chapman, Chas.
Nelson. Louis SIoss, Jr., Arthur G. Towne, H. T.
Scott A. B. Field, F. W. Van Sicklen and Chas. M.
Yates.

Italian Chamber of Commerce. A protective
association organized for the purpose of promoting
business relations between California and Italy and
vice versa. Office, 508 Battery street. G. Calegaris,
President; C. Dondero, Secretary.

CHURCHES.

BAPTIST.

Chinese Baptist Church. Location — Northwest
corner Sacramento street and Waverly place. H. F.
Norrls, Superintendent; residence, 1909 Vine street,
N. Berkeley; Rev. Tong Kit Hing, Pastor. Teach-
ers—Mrs. E. J. Houghton, Mrs. C. W. Wright, Mrs.
H. F. Norris, Mrs. A. I. Thompson. Missionaries-
Miss A. E. Ross, Miss Johnson and Miss Florence
Ford. Sunday services: preaching at 1 and 7:30 p. m.;
street service, 2:30 p.m.; Sunday School for children
at 11 A. M.; Bible class from 12 to 1 p. m. ; adult Sun-
day School, 6 p. M. School for children, daily, 9 to 12
A. M., in Chinese; 1 to 4 p. m., in English; school for
adults, every evening except Saturday and Sunday,
from 7 to 9 p. M.; prayer meeting Wednesday from
8:30 to 9:30 p. m.; kindergarten 11 a. m. to 8 p. m.

Emmanuel Baptist Church of San Francisco.
Location — Bartlett street, between Twenty-second
and Twenty-third streets. Rev. J. George Gibson,
Pastor; residence, 901!^ Valencia street. Services
every Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. ; Sunday School
at 12:30 p. M.; Robert W. Lynch, President; Young
People's Meeting at 6:30 p. m.; prayer meeting every
Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.

First Baptist Church. Location— North side of
Kddy street, between Jones and Leavenworth streets.
Rev. M. P. Boynton, Pastor; residence, 2811 Howard
street. Services every Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:30
p. M.; Sunday School at 12:30 p. m.; prayer meeting
Wednesday at 7:45 P. M.; Young Men's Meeting
Tuesday at 8 p. m.; Christian Culture class Fridav

Bethesda Mission, located at the corner of Howard
and Eighth streets. Hallet K. Mitchell, Superinten-
dent : Sunday school at 3 p. M.

Galilee Mission Sunday School on Union street
near Gough; meets Sundays at 9:30 a. m.; A. D.
Brennlng, Superintendent.

First German Baptist Church. Location— Cor-
ner Seventeenth and Dehone streets. Rev. HenryL.
Dietz, Pastor; residence, 40 Erie street, between
Nineteenth and Twentieth streets. Services every
Sunday at 9:30 a. m., 11 a. m. and 7::^0 p. M.; Sunday
School at 11 A. M.; Young People's Meeting at 7:30
p. M.; prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:45 p. m.

Hamilton Square Baptist Church. Location-
Post street, near Stelner street. Rev. A. M. Russell.
Pastor; residence, 2228^^ Post street. Services every
Sunday at 11 A. M. and 7:30 p. M.; Sunday School at
12:30 P. M.; prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.

Third Baptist Church. Location — East side
Powell street, between Sutter and Bush. Rev.
George E. Duncan, Pastor. Services every Sunday
at 11 A. M. and 7:30 P. M.; Sunday School at 12:45 p.m.;
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor at 6:30
p. m. ; prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.

Union Square Baptist Church. Location-
South side of Bush, between Hyde and Larkin
streets. Rev. William N. Meserve, Pastor; residence,
south side Bush, between Hyde and Larkin streets.
Services every Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; Sun-
day School at 12:15 p. m.

CONGREGATIONAL.

Bethany Congregational Church. Location—
Bartlett street, between Twenty-fifth and Twenty-
sixth streets. Organized February 23, 1874. Rev.
William C. Pond, D. D., Pastor. Services every
Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; Sunday School,
William Johnstone. Superintendent, at 12:30; Young
People's Society of Christian Endeavor, Junior and
Intermediate at 5:45, Senior at 6: :S0; prayer meeting
Wednesday evenings in the lecture room, rear of
Church, at 8 p. m. J. Edward Warren, 22}^ Geary
street, President of the Board of Trustees and Treas-
urer of the Church.

Bethlehem Church. Location — Vermont street,
near Twenty-fourth street. Rev. W. H. Tubb, Pas-
tor; residence, southwest corner Vermont and
Twenty-fourth streets. Services every Sunday at
11 A. M. and 7:45 P. M.; Sunday School at 9:30 a. m.;
prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 p. m.

California Chinese Missions. Location— 5 Bren-
ham place. Organized 1874. Rev. J. K McLean,
D. D., President; Rev. W. C. Pond, D. D., Secretary;
William Johnstone, Treasurer. Address of Secretary
and Treasurer, 413 Bartlett street. Mission schools
at5Brenham place. Miss RosaE. Lamont. Mrs. M. A.
Green, Miss Janet G. Morrison, Jee Gam, Teachers;
1729 San Carlos avenue, Mrs. H. W. Lamont, Teacher;
1818 Laguna street. Miss Violet W. Lamont and Jue
See, Teachers. Hours of teaching, 7 to 9:30 p. m.;
public worship in Chinese at 5 Brenham place on
Sundays, conducted by Rev. Jee Gam and Chin Toy,
Preachers.

Eighth Congregational Church. Location —
Broad street, near Plymouth avenue. Rev. Emil R.
Galloway, Pastor. Services every Sunday at 11 a. m.
and 7:30 p. m.; Sunday School at 12:15 p. m.

First Congregational, Church, tha pioneer of
this order in California, was organized July 29, 1849.
Location — Corner Post and Mason streets. Rev. C.

0. Brown, D. D., Pastor; residence, 1703 Geary street.
Present membership, 950. Services every Sunday at
11 A. M. and 7:30 P. M., between 1st of September and
1st of May; rest of year evening service at 7:43 p. m. ;
prayer meeting Wednesday, 7:.30 p. m. ; Sunday School
at 12 : 45 p. M. ; it has a membership of over 500 ; Deacon

1. H. Morse, Superintendent; Young People's Society
, of Christian Endeavor meets on Sunday at 6:30 p. m. ;

Woman's Benevolent Society meets at 10 a, m. every
second Friday; Woman's Home Missionary Union
meets at 3 p. M. every second Friday; Kindergarten
supported by the Church Is on Harrison street.

Fourth Congregational Church. Location —
Green street, near Stockton street. Rev. Frederick
Flawlth, Pastor, '2214 Jones street. Services every
Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday School at
12:30 P.M.; Young People's Society of Christian En-
deavor at 6:30 P.M.; prayer meeting Wednesday at
7:45 p.m.

Olivet Congregational Church. Location —
Southwest corner of Noe and Seventeenth streets.
Rev. John A. Cruzan. Pastor; residence, 8 Alpine

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street; study at the Church. This Church was or-
ganized In August, 1884, and now numbers over 125
members. Services every Sunday at 11 a. m. and
7:30 P. M.; Sunday School at 12:30 p. m.; Young Peo-
ple's Society of Christian Endeavor at 6:45 p. m.;
Junior Endeavor Society every Wednesday at 8:45 p.
M.; prayer and Bible study every Wednesday at 7:30
p. M. ; meetings for temperance, mission and relief
work as announced.

Pap.k CONGP.EGATIONAI, CHUP.CH. Location — Cor-
ner of Fell and Baker streets. Sunday services at 11
A. M. and 7:45' p. M. ; Sunday School at 12:30 P. ii.;
prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:45 p. ii.; Young
People's Society of Christian Endeavor meets every
Sunday at 7 P. M. Kev. James B. Orr, Pastor; resi-
dence, 1010 Page street; study at rear of Church;
entrance on Fell street.

PiLGKiM Chapel. Location— Edinburgh street,
near Persia avenue. Established in 1883 by work-
ers from Plymouth Congregational Church. Sunday
School at 11 A. M. John H. Kemp, Superintendent;
residence, 23 Hollis street.

Plymouth Congkegational Chuech. Location
—North side of Post street, between Buchanan and
Webster. PvCV. W. D. Williams, D. D., Pastor; resi-
dence, 1719 Post street; study in the Church; hours,
9 a. M. to 12 M. This Church was organized January 12,
1862; present membership about 600. Services are
held every Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. for
strangers; Sunday Schools at 9:30 a. m. and 12:30
p. M.; Bible class at 12:30 P. M., Prof. R. R. Lloyd,
Teacher; prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.;
Y'oung People's Society of Christian Endeavor hold
meetings for Juniors at 4 p. m.. Seniors at 6:30 p. m.;
Boys' Brigade meets Friday at 7:30 P. M. The Church
issues a monthly paper, "The Mayflower."

PiEP.CE STP.EET CoNGREGATioifAL Chuech. Loca-
tion— Northwest corner of Pierce and Green streets.
Rev. Philip Coombe, Pastor; residence, 3335 Wash-
ington street. Services every Sunday at 11 a. ji.
Sunday School after morning service; Edward Wey-
man and Wm. M. Statham, Superintendents.

Pilgrim Chapel. Location— Edinburgh street,
near Persia avenue. John Kemp, Superintendent.
Sunday School at 2:30 p. m.

Richmond Congregational Chitkch. Location
—Corner Seventh avenue and Clement street. Ser-
vices every Sunday at 7:30 p. M. Rev. Philip
Coombe, Pastor; residence, 3335 Washington street.
Sunday School at 10:45 a. m., Jackson Donogh and
Miss Mattie Hook, Superintendents; Young People's
Society of Christian Endeavor, Sunday at 6:45 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.

Swedish Church. Location— North side of Jessie
street, between Sixth and Seventh. Rev. Carl An-
derson, Pastor; residence, 36 Washington avenue.
Services every Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.

Third Congeegational Chuech. Location-
South side of Fifteenth street, between ValeHcia and
Mission streets. Rev. William Rader, Pastor;
residence, 23 Hill street. This Church was founded
In 1863. It has an enrolled membership of nearly 300,
a Sunday School enrollment of over 400, and a
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor of 100;
Its sittings are free; it is supported by the willing
offerings given weekly; it has a plain house of wor-
ship, but well adapted for its varied forms of Chris-
tian activities; it has a Woman's Foreign Mission So-
ciety and a Woman's Home Mission Society, a
Woman's Christian Temperance Union, a Mother's
Monthly Meeting, an Aid Society, a Junior Christian
Endeavor Society, a young Men's Club and a Boys'
Brigade; there is a first-class stereoptican in the
Church for illustrative work of all kinds. C. B.
Williams, Chairman of Board of Trustees; John D.
McKee, Superintendent of Sunday School.

EPISCOPAL.

Chapel of the Good Samaritan. Located
at the Church Missions House, 249 Second street.
Rev. William Ingraham Kip, Jr., in charge. Ser-
vices every Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:45 p. m.; Sunday
School at 9:30 A. M. Services for gentlemen every
Friday at 8 p. m.

Church of St. Mary the Virgin. Location—
Steiner street, between Union and Green. Sunday
services, 7 and 11:15 a. m., the Holy Eucharist;
Week day services, dally, 7:30 a.m.; the Holy Eu-
charist, Friday, 8 p. m.; Compline. The church is
open throughout the day. W. W. Bolton, M. A.,
Parish Priest; address, 2311 Union street.

Cnx'ECH OP THE Advent. Location— P^ast side of
Eleventh street, between Market and Mission. Rev.
J. A. Emery, Rector; residence, 41 Eleventh street;
Rev. H. B. Monges, Assistant Rector. Services on
Sundays, Holy Communion, 7 a. m.; morning prayer
and preaching at 11 A. m.; evening services,7:45p. m.

Geace Church. Location— southeast corner of
California and Stockton streets. Rev. R. C. Foute,
Rector. Services every Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:45
p. M.; Friday at 11 a. m.; Sunday School at 9:30 a. m.

St. Alban's Church. Location— Foresters' Hall,
102 O'Farrell street. Sunday School at 9:30 a. m.
AVm. G. Badger, Superintendent. Connected with
the Sunday School are the Society of St. Alban's
Gleaners, which meet every Sunday at 11 a. m. ; also
Lodge of Golden Links, which meets at 3 p. m. Both
are also connected with St. Alban's Church.

St. Andrew's Mission. Connected with St.
Peter's Parish. Location— Corner Pacific and Leav-
enworth. Services every Sunday at 4 p. m.; Sunday
School at 3: 30 p. M.

St. Cornelius' Chapel. Location— Presidio. Rev.
D. O. Kelley, Acting Chaplain; residence, 204 Lom-
bard street. Services every Sunday at 10:30 a. m.;
Holy Communion, third Sunday in each month at 8
a.m. ; Sunday School at 2 p. m.

St. James' Mission (Diocese of California). Loca-
tion—Clement street, near Sixth avenue. Hobart
Chetwood, Rector. Sunday services, 10:45 a. m. only;
Sunday School at 12:15 p. m.

St. John's Church. Location — Fifteenth and
Julian avenue, between Valencia and Mission streets.
Rev. Dr. E. B. Spalding, Rector; residence, 3300 Wash-
ington street. Associate priests. Rev. E. B. Church,
10:36 Valencia street; Rev. W. A. M. Breck, 106 Julian
avenue, and Rev. T. J. Lacy, 3300 Washington street.
This church was established In November, 1857.
Services are held every Sunday at 7 and 11 a. m. and
7:45 p. M.; also on holy days at 7 a. m.; full choral
service on Sunday evening, 7:45; daily services,
excepting Saturday, at 10:30 a. m., Friday at 11 a. m.;
Sunday School at 9:30 a. m.

Holy Innocents' Mission of St. John's Church.
Situated on Fair Oaks street, between Twenty-fifth
and Twenty-sixth streets. Services are held there
by the clergy of St. John's as follows: Every Sun-
day at 11 A. m. and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday School at
9:30 a.m.

Good Sheperd Mission of St. John's Church. Hall,
corner of Seventeenth and Noe streets. Sunday
School at 2:45 p. M.

St. Luke's Church. Location— Van Ness avenue
and Clay street. Rev. Wm. Hall Moreland, M. A.,
Rector; residence, 1620 Jackson street; Rev. William
Carson Shaw, Assistant; Sunday services at 8 a. m..
Holy Communion; Sunday School and Children's
Service, 9:30 a. m.; Boys' Bible Class, 10 a. m.; morn-
ing prayer and sermon at 11 a. m.; Holy Communion
on first Sundays and greater festivals; Brotherhood
of St. Andrew Bible class for young men, 6:30 p. m.;
evensong and sermon at 7:45 p. M. Week days:
Saints' days. Holy Communion at 9: 30 a. m. ; all week
days, daily, at 9:30 a. m. and 4:30 P. M. Addresses,
Wednesday and Friday afternoons.

St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church.
Location— California street, near Fillmore. Rev. W.
M. Reilly, rector; residence, 2822 California street.
Services every Sunday at 7:30 and 11 a. m. and 7:30
p. M.; Sunday School at 9:30 a. m.

St. Peter's Church. Location— Corner Stockton
and Filbert streets. Rev. Mardon D. Wilson, Rector;
residence, 208 Lombard street. Services: Holy
Communion, first Sunday of the month at 11 a. m.;
every Sunday at 7:30 a. m.; Morning prayer and ser-
mon at 11 a. m.; Evensong and sermon at 7:30 p. m.
Full vested choir of men and boys. Sunday School
at 9:45 a. m.; St. Andrew's Brotherhood, second and
fourth Thursdays at 7:30 P. m.

St. Stephen's Church. Location— North side of
Fulton street, between Webster and Fillmore streets.
Rev. E. J. Lion, pastor; residence, 8.32 Fulton street.
Services Sundays at 7 a. m. (except first), 11 a. m. and
7:45 p. m.; holy days at 11 a. m.; Sunday School at
9:30 A. M.; Bible class at 6:30 P. M.

Trinity Episcopal Chuech. Location— north-
east corner Bush and Gough streets. Rev. George
Edward Walk, M. A., Rector; residence, 1621 Bush
street. Services every Sunday at 11a. m. and 7:30
p. M.; Holy Communion at 11a. m., first and third
Sundays in the month, and on all holy days; Sunday
School at 9:30 a. m; Brotherhood of St. Andrew meets
last Monday in the month.

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EVANGELICAL.

Emanuel Chukch of the Evangelical Asso-
-oiATioN. Location — West side of Twelfth street, be-
tween Market and Mission. Rer. Hermann Cordes,
Pastor; residence, 20;^ Twelfth street. Services
every Sunday at 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; Sunday
School at 9:30 a. m.

First English Evangelical Lutheban Chubch.
Location — East side Geary street, near G-ough. Rev.
O. H. Gruver, Pastor; residence, 1502 Laguna street.
Services on Sunday at 11 a. h. and 7:45 p. m.; Sunday
School 9:45 A. M. ; prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:45
p. M.; study hours, 9 to 12 a. m.

German Evangelical St. Paul's Church. Loca-
tion—Cambrian Hall, 1133 Mission. Rev. Paul Branke,
Pastor; residence, 1419 Howard street. Services In
German at 10:45 A. M. and 7:30 P. M.; Sunday School
at 9:15 A. M. Ladles' Society meets first Thursday In
month at 2 p. m.

Our Saviour's Scandinavian Evangelical Lu-
theran Church. Location — Howard street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. Rev. B. Harstad,
Pastor; residence, 1631 Howard. Services every Sun-
day at 10:45 a. m. and 8 P. M.; Sunday School at 9:80
A. M.; Young People's Society meets every Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock; the Ladles' Aid Society meets
the first Wednesday of each month at 8 p. m. Bible
reading every Thursday at 8 p. m.

Salem Evangelical Church (German). Loca-
tion— Northeast corner Twenty-second and Shotwell
streets. Rev. Fred Cordes, Pastor; residence, 737
Shotwell street. Services every Sunday at 11 a. m.
and 7:45 p. M. ; Sunday School at 9:30 a. m.

St. Johannes' German Evangelical Lutheran
Chueoh. Location — Twenty-second street, between
Howard and Capp. Rev. J. H. Schroeder, Pastor;
residence, 2723 Mission street. Services every Sun-
day at 10:45 A. M., and Wednesday at 7:45 p. ii.; Sun-
day School at 9:15 A. M.; Ladies' Aid Society, Young
Men's Society and Young Ladles' Society are con-
nected with the church.

St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church.
Location — West side Mason street, between Jackson
and Pacific streets. Rev. J. G. Mangold, Pastor;
residence, 1315 Mason street. Services on Sunday at
10:45 A. M. and 7:30 P. M.; Sunday School at 9:15 a. M.

St. Mark's German Evangelical Lutheran
Church. Location— South side O'Farrell street, be-
tween Franklin and Gough streets. Rev. J. Fuen-
dellng. Pastor; residence, 705 Bush street. Services
every Sunday at 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday
School at 9:30 A. M.

St. Matthew's Evangelical Lutheran Church.
Location— East side of Eleventh street, between
Market and Mission streets. Rev. Herman Gehrcke,
Pastor; residence, 546 Turk street. Services every
Sunday, In German, at 10:45 a. m. and 7:45 p. m.; Sun-
day School at 9:30 a. m.

St. Paulus' German Evangelical Lutheran
Church. Location — Southeast corner Eddy and
Gough streets. Rev. J. M. Buehler, Pastor; resi-
dence, 515 Golden Gate avenue. Services every Sab-
bath at 10:30 a. m. In German, and at 7:45 P. M. in
English; Sunday School at 9:15 A. M.

Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Ebenezer
Church. Location—North side Mission street, be-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets. Rev. E. Nelander,
Ph.D., Pastor; residence, 1515 Mission street. Ser-
vices, In Swedish, every Sunday at 10:45 a. m. and
8 p. M.; Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. Services are
conducted in the English language on the second
and fourth Sunday evenings of each month.

United Evangelical Church (German). Loca-
tion—435 Twenty-first street. Rev. Charles A. Rab-
Ing, Pastor; residence, 945 Shotwell street. Services
every Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; Sunday
School at 9:30 a.m. Prayer meeting every Tuesday
at 8 p. m.

GREEK CATHOLIC.

Russian Cathedeal. Location— West side Powell
street, near Filbert. Right Rev. Nicholas, Bishop of
Alaska and Aleutian Islands (regular) ; Rev. N. S.
Greenkevitch (secular); Rev. N. G. Metropolsky
(secular); Rev. D. N. KamnefE, Deacon (secular);
Rev. N. P. Rensky, Subdeacon (secular); Rev. Th.
Pashkovsky, Reader (secular); Rev. P. Popofl,
Reader (secular); Rev. Aklm Zoubkovsky, Reader
(secular). Services— Tuesdays, 5 p. m.; Wednesdays,
7:30 A. m.; Fridays, 5 p. m.; Saturdays, 7:30 a. m. and
7 p. M. ; Sundays, 9 a. m. and 7 p. m.

HEBREW.

Congregation Beth-Israel. Location of Syna-
gogue— South side Geary street, between Octavla
and Laguna streets. Rev. M. S. Levy, Rabbi; resi-
dence, 1359 Post street. Rev. J. Rabinowitz, Cantor;
residence, 1217 Webster street. Services are held
dally, morning and evening, at usual hour. A school
for the religious education of the youth, with 300
pupils, is conducted in the vestry rooms of the Syna-
gogue building. S. Peckerman, President; Marcus
Levy, Secretary. Office, 226 Bush street.

Congregation Beth - Menachim Streisand.
Location— 335, 337 Minna street, between Fourth and
Fifth streets. Rev. Simon Goldstein, Cantor. Ser-
vices every morning and evening. Service on Satur-
day at8:30 a. m. Isaac Baer, President; DavidLande,
Secretary.

Congregation Chebra Tehillim. Location —
954 Folsom street. D. Markowltz, President; S.
Roberts, Secretary. Services every morning and
evening.

Congregation Emanu-El. This society em-
braces 400 members, or 2,000 souls. Its Sabbath
School of 300 children is conducted in connection
with the Synagogue. The society was founded in
1850, and In 1866 dedicated its magnificent Syna-
gogue on Sutter street, between Powell and Stock-
ton. The following are the officers of the society—
A. Anspacher, President; Raphael Peixotto, Vice-
President; Henry Wangenheim, Secretary; Llpp-
man Sachs, Treasurer; Emanuel Levy, Stated Clerk;
S. Rosener, Sexton. Rev. Dr. Jacob Voorsanger is
the Rabbi of the Congregation and Rev. E. J. Stark
Is the Cantor. Connected with the Congregation Is
also a Bible Institute, a Confirmation Class and the
Emanu-El Sisterhood for Personal Service. The
Sisterhood has headquarters for work at Ninth and
Natoma streets.

Nevah Zedek. Location — 943 Mission street, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth streets. H. Kramer, Presi-
dent. Hours of service: Every morning and evening;
Sabbath, 8:30 a. m.

Congregation Ohabai Shalome. Location —
Bush street, near Laguna. Rev. Dr. Julius Fryer,
Rabbi. Rev. David Meyerson, Cantor; residence,
1434 O'Farrell street. Services Friday at 5: :30 p. m.;
Saturday at 10 a. m.; Sabbath School, Saturday, 9 to
11 A. M. ; Sunday, 10 to 12 a. m.

Congregation Shaaei Zedek. Location— North-
east corner California and Stockton. Pulpit vacant.
Samuel Polack, President; Thomas Cohn, Secre-
tary. Services every Friday and Saturday evening and
Monday and Thursday at 6:30 a. m.

Congregation Sherith Israel. Location —
Northeast corner Post and Taylor streets. Rabbi,
Dr. Jacob Nieto; residence, 2203 Sutter street;
Louis Brown, President; Michael Gold water, Vice-
President; Alexander L. Badt, Secretary; Charles
Harris, Treasurer; Abraham Leszynsky, Sexton;
David L. Davis, Cantor.

Congregation Tifeees Israel. Location— 1036
Folsom street. Louis Snider, President; Kassel
Frank, Secretary. Services every morning.

METHODIST.

Rev. Daniel A. Goodsell, LL.D.. Resident Bishop of
the Methodist Episcopal Church for the Pacific
Coast; residence, 435 Buchanan street. Book depos-
itory, 1037 Market street. Presiding Elder, John F.
Coyle, D. D.; residence, Los Gatos. Presiding Elder
of the California District, California German Con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev.
George Guth; residence, 2112 Howard street.

California Steeet Methodist Episcopal
Chuech. Location — Corner of Broderlck and Cali-
fornia streets. Rev. W. R. Goodwin, D. D., Pastor;
residence, 2829 California street. Sunday services at
11 a.m. and 7:30 p. M.; class meeting, 10 A. m.; Sun-
day school, 12:30 p. M.; Epworth League, 6:45 P. M. ;
prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.

Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church
South. Location— Bush street, between Gough and
Octavla streets. Rev. R. J. Briggs, D. D.. Pastor;
residence, 1423b Geary street. Services: Sunday, 11
A. M. and 7:30 p. M.; Sunday School, 9:45 a. m.; L. M.
Shuck, Superintendent; residence, 1625 Buchanan
street; Epworth League: Devotional service, Sunday
evening, 6:30; literary meeting, Friday evening, 7:30;
prayer meeting, Wednesday evening, 7:30.

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Central Methodist Episcopal Church. Loca-
tion—Mission street, between Sixth and Seventh
streets. Rev. E. E. Dllle, D. D., Pastor; residence, 1210
Mission street. Sunday services at 11 a. m. and 7:30
p. M. ; Sunday school, 1 p.m.. R. V. Watt, Superinten-
dent; prayer meeting Wednesday evening; Young
People's Society of Christian Endeavor; Sunday
evening at 6:30.

Chinese Mission House of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. Location— 916 Washington
street. Superintendent, Rev. F. J. Masters. D. D.; As-
sistant, Rev. Chan Hon Fan. Sunday services, 12:.S0
a. II., 7:30 p. M. Xight schools open every evening
from 7:30 to 9:30. Dally school for Chinese children,
9 A. M. to 4 p. M. Chinese Home for women and
girls in charge of Mrs. Ida Hull. Mrs. Ballenger.
Matron. Visitors In Chinatown, Miss S. Williams
and Miss Oy Tuk.

Branches of work in Sacramento. Oakland, San
Jose, Modesto, Berkeley, Stockton and Salinas.

Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church. Loca-
tion—i.'orner Twenty-sixth and Church streets. Rev.
F. K. Baker, Pastor; residence, 314 Thirtieth street.
Services every Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:.S0 P. ii.:
Sunday school at 9:30 a. m.; prayer meeting
Wednesday evening; Junior League, Friday at 3::30
p. M.

Fifteenth Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church. Location— Fifteenth avenue South, be-
tween X and P streets. Rev. E. M. Hill. Pastor;
residence. Fourteenth avenue, near Railroad avenue.
Sunday services at 11 a. m. and 7:30 P. M.; Sunday
School at 12:30 p. M.

First African Methodist Episcopal Ziok
Church. Location— West side of Stockton street,
lietween Clay and Sacramento. Rev. J. P. Meacham,
Pastor: residence, 1416 Jackson street. Services
every Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:.30 p. M.; Sunday School
at 1:30 p. M.: prayer meeting Wednesday, 7:. 30 p. ji.

First Methodist Episcopal Church. Loca-
tion—Powell street, between Washington and Jack-
son streets. Rev. Thomas Filben, S. S., Pastor; resi-
dence, 1201 Taylor street. Sunday services, 11 a. m.
and 7:30 p. ii.

First Swedish Methodist Episcopal Church.
Location-South side Howard street, between Eighth
and Xinth streets. Rev. C. A. Anderson, Pastor;
residence, 126 Thirteenth street. Services on Sunday
at 11 A. ii. and 8 p. m.; Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.:
Young People's Society meets on Friday at 8 and
Sunday at 7:30 P. M.; prayer meeting Wednesday at
7:45 p. II.

German Methodist Episcopal Church. Loca-
tion—Folsom street, between Fourth and Fifth.
Rev. G. J. Schultz, Pastor; residence, 864b Folsom
street. Services every Sunday at 10:45 a. m. and 7:45
p. m.; Sabbath school at 9:30 a. m.: prayer meeting
Wednesday at 7:45 p. M.

Grace Methodist Church. Location— Corner
Twenty-first and Capp streets. Rev. M. F. Colburn,
D. D., Pastor; residence, 938 Twenty-first street. Sun-
day services, 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.

Howard Street Methodist Episcopal Church.
Location— Howard street, between Second and Third.
Rev. W. W. Case, D. D., Pastor; residence. 214
Powell Street. Services on Sunday, 11 a. m. and 7:30

p .M.

Japanese Methodist Episcopal Mission and
Church. Location— 1329 Pine street. Rev. M. C.
Harris, Presiding Elder; Rev. K. Ghlzaka. Pastor.
Services. Sunday, 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. T. Fujiwara.
Principal Training School. Organized into a Mission,
September, 18S6; into a district embracing the Pacific
Ccjast and the Hawaiian Islands, September. 1893.
There are in the district nine organized churches:
Oakland, Fresno, Sacramento, Vacaville, San Jose
and Portland, Oregon, and two In Honolulu. Mem-
bership, Including probationers, over one thousand.

PoTRERO Methodist Episcopal Church. Loca-
tion—Tennessee street, south of Solano. Rev. W. S.
LTrmy, Pastor; residence, 323 Mississippi street.
Sabbath services at 10:30 A. M. and 7:30 P. M.;
Sabbath School at 12 M.; Young People's Meeting,
6::30p. m.; prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.

Second African Methodist Episcopal Church.
Location— West side Powell, between Jackson and
Pacific streets. Rev. Ezekiel Cottman, Pastor; resi-
dence, 1132 Broadway. Sunday services, 11 a. m.
and 7:30 p. m.

Simpson Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church. Location— Hayes and Buchanan streets.
Rev. John Stephens. Pastor; residence, 309 Haight

street. Services every Sunday at 11 a. m. and
7::^0p.m.; SundaySchool at 12:30p. m., C. B. Perkins,
Superintendent; Epworth League at 6:30 p. m., A. A.
Briggs, President; prayer meeting Wednesday at
7:45 p.m.; Junior Epworth League, Friday at 3:30
p. M., Miss Weldon, Superintendent.

St. John's German Methodist Episcopal
Church. Location— 810 Army street. Rev. William
Schuldt, Pastor. Services every Sunday at 11 a. m.
and 7 p. m.

St. Paul's German Methodist Episcopal
CnuKCH. Location — Broadway, between Stock-
ton and Powell streets. Rev. Frederick Bonn,
Pastor; residence, 709^.^ Green street. Services every
Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:45 P. m.; meeting of Young
People's Society at 7 p. m.; Sabbath School at 9:30
A. M.; prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:45 p. m.

Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church. Loca-
tion—Corner Market and Sixteenth streets. Rev.
W. S. Bovard, Pastor; residence, 13 Beaver street.
Services every Sunday, 11 a.m. and 7:.30 p. m.; prayer
meeting Wednesday at 7:30 P. M.; Epworth League,
Sunday at 6:30 p. m.; Sunday school at 12:30 P. M.,
John Dyar, Superintendent.

PRESBYTERIAN.

Calvart Presbyterian Church. Location—
Xorthwest corner Geary and Powell streets. Rev.
John Hemphill, D. D., Pastor; residence, 2020 Broad-
way. Services every Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:30
P.M.; Sabbath School, 12:30 P.M.; Young People's
Society of Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p. m.

Emmanuel Mission. Location — 928 Harrison
street, near Fifth. Sunday School meets at 2:30 p.m;
Junior Christian Endeavor Society, Friday at 3:30
p. m. Superintendent, Rev. James Woodworth;
residence, 1713 Lexington avenue, near Eighteenth
street.

First Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
Location— 1358 Market street, between Seventh and
Eighth. Rev. J. P. Dickson, Pastor. Services, 11
A. M. and 7:30 p. M.; Sabbath School, 12:30 p. M.;
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor, 8:30
p. M.

First Presbyterian Church. Location— South-
east corner Van Xess avenue and Sacramento street.
Rev. Robert Mackenzie, D. D., Pastor; residence, 2021
California street; Rev. E. H. Jenks, Associate Pas-
tor; George Underbill, Superintendent of Sunday
School. Services every Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:45
p. M.; prayer meeting Wednesday, 7:45 p. m.; Chris-
tian Endeavor, Sundays, 6:30 p. M.; Boys' Brigade.
Sundays, 6:30 P. M.; Sunday School, 12:45 p. M. John
F. Kennedy, President of Board of Directors; Samuel
Irving, Clerk of Session.

First United Presbyterian Church. Loca-
tion—Xortheast corner Golden Gate avenue and
Polk street. Rev. M. M. Gibson, D. D., Pastor; resi-
dence at the Church Manse, 1518 Fulton street. Ser-
vices at the Church every Sabbath at 11 a. m. and
7::oOp. M. This Church has three Sabbath Schools;
first at 9:30 a. m. and second at 12:30 p. m.,
both at the church ; third, a Mission School
at the Manse on Fulton street, between Baker
and Lyon streets, at 2:.30 p. M. The Junior
and Senior Endeavorers each Sabbath evening from
5:45 to 7:30; Ladies' Meetings, 2:30 P. M. Fridays;
Bible Reading Circle, Fridays at 8 p. m.

Franklin Street Presbyterian Church. Lo-
cation — Southwest corner Franklin and Vallejo
streets. Rev. Geo. D. B. Stewart, Pastor; residence,
1804 Green street. Services every Sunday at 11 a. m.
and 7:30 P. M.; Young People's Society of Christian
Endeavor at 6:30 P. M.; Sunday School at 9:30 a. m.;
prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:45 P. M.

Holly Park Presbyterian Church. Location —
.3411 Mission street. Rev. D. M. Gillies, Pastor; resi-
dence, 104 McLellan street. Sunday services at
11 X. M. and 8 P. m.; Sunday School at 10 a. m..
Rev. D. M. Gillies, Superintendent. Christian En-
deavor Society meets at 7 p. m.

Howard Presbyterian Church. Location —
Southwest corner of Oak and Baker streets. Rev.
F. R. Farrand, Pastor; residence, 318 Scott street.
Services every Sabbath at 11 a. m. and 7:45 p. m.;
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor at
6::50 P. M.; Sabbath School at 9:30 a. m.; prayer meet-
ing Wednesday at 7:45 p. m.

Japanese Presbyterian Church and Mission.
Location— 121 Haight street. E. A. Sturge, M. D.,
Superintendent. Day and evening educational
classes; religious services Sunday anc
evenings.

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Lebanon Peesbytekian Chukch. Location —
Southeast corner Twenty-third and Sanchez streets.
Rev. Donald M. Ross, Pastor; residence, southwest
corner Twenty-third and Douglass streets. Services
every Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:45 p. m.

Memorial Peesbytekian Church. Location-
Eighteenth avenue and Latona street. Rev. Herbert
N. Bevier, Pastor; residence, 18 Latona street. Or-
ganized March 23, 1871. Services every Sabbath at
11 A. M. and 7:45 p. M.; Sabbath School at 9:45 a. m.;
prayer meeting "Wednesday at 7:45 p. m.

Mizpah Presbyterian Church. Location-
Harrison street, near Fifth. Rev. F. A. Doane, Pas-
tor; residence, 525 Harrison street. Services are
held every Sabbath at 11 a.m. and 7:45 p.m.; Sabbath
School at 9:30 a. m., Warren M. Poorman, Superin-
tendent; Young People's Society of Christian En-
deavor (Junior and Senior) at 6:45 p. M.; prayer
meeting on Wednesday evening at 7:45.

Olivet Presbyterian Church. Location— Mis-
sissippi street, between Napa and Butte streets.
Rev. Eber G. Mathena, D. D., Pastor; residence,
220 Mississippi street. Services at 11 a.m. and 7:30
p. M. Sunday School at 9:50 a. m.; T. P. S. C. E.
meeting, Sunday at 6:30p.m.; Junior Endeavor meet-
ing, Sunday at 3 p. m.; prayer meeting Wednesday
at 7:45 p. M.

Presbyterian Chinese Church and Mission.
Location— 911 Stockton street, between Clay and
Washington streets. Rev. I. M. Condit, Superin-
tendent; residence, 262 Thirteenth street, Oakland.

Stewart Memorial United Presbyterian
Church. Location— Guerrero street, between Twen-
ty-second and Twenty-third. Rev. E. B. Stewart,
Pastor; residence, 1029 Guerrero street. Services
every Sabbath at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; Sabbath
School at 12:30 p. m.; Young People's Society of
Christian Endeavor at 6:.30 p. m.; Midweek meeting
for social worship, Wednesday at 7:45 p. m.

St. John's Presbyterian Church. Location-
Southeast corner of California and Octavia streets.
Rev. Samuel J. Kennedy, Pastor. Services every Sun-
day at 11 A. M. and 7:30 p. m.; Sunday School at 9:45
A. M.; prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.

Trinity Presbyterian Church. Location —
Southwest corner Twenty-third and Capp streets.
Rev. J. C. Smith, Pastor; residence, 2527 Howard
street. Sunday services at 11a.m. and 7:30 p.m.;
prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.

Welsh Presbyterian Church. Location-
Cambrian Hall, 1133 Mission street. Rev. R. Vaughan
Griffith, Pastor; residence, 514a Twenty-first street.
English services every Sunday at 11 a. m. and Welsh
service at 7:30 p. m.; prayer meeting Wednesday at
7:30 P. M.

Westminster Presbyterian Church. Loca-
tion—South side of Fell street, between Octavia and
Laguna. Rev. Henry C. Minton, D. D., Pastor;
residence, San Anselmo, Marin Co. Services every
Sabbath at 11 a. m. and 7:45 p. m.; Sunday School
at 12:30 p. M., Frank M. Greenwood, Superinten-
dent; prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:45 p. m.;
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor meet
Sunday evening at 6:30.

ROMAN CATHOLIC.

Most Rev. P. W. Riordan, Archbishop; Rev. P. C
Yorke, Chancellor; Rev. P. E. Mulligan, Secretary;
residence, 1122 Eddy street.

All Hallows' Church. Location— Corner of Six-
teenth avenue and N street. South San Francisco.
Rev. P. A. Foley, Rector; residence. Railroad avenue,
near Susquehanna street; Rev. James Melvin, As-
sistant Rector; residence. Fifteenth avenue, near N
street. Masses on Sundays at 8 and 10 a. m., and on
week days at 7:30 a. m.; vespers at 7:30 p. m.; Sunday
School at 2 p. M.

Catholic Apostolic Church. Location— 3776
Eighteenth street. Rev. William M. Pearl, Pastor.

Church of St. Charles Borromeo. Location-
Northwest corner of Eighteenth and Shotwell streets.
Rev. P. J. Cummins, Pastor; Rev. W. G. O'Mahony.
Assistant Pastor. Masses Sundays and holy days of
obligation at 6:30, 7:30, 9 and 10:30 a. m.; vespers at
1 :30 P. m. School for boys and girls conducted by the
Sisters of the Holy Cross.

Church of the Holy Cross. Location— Eddy
street, between Scott and Devlsadero. Rev. John
F. McGinty, Pastor; residence, 1820 Eddy street; Rev.
Joseph P. McQuaide, Assistant Pastor. Masses on
Sunday at 7, 8:30, 9:30 and 11 a. m.; high mass at 10:30

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A. M.; week days at 8 a. m.; vespers and benediction
at l-.m P. M.; Gentlemen's Sodality of Blessed Virgin
meeting, third Sunday in each month at 8 p. m.;
Young Men's Society of Holy Cross meetings, first
and third Mondays at S p. m.: Young Ladies' Sodality
of Immaculate Conception meetings, first Sunday
and third Friday at 8 p. m.; Holy Angels Sodality
meets every Friday at 4 p. m.; devotions every first
Friday at 7:30 p. M.

Mission Dolores Church. Location— Sixteenth
and Dolores streets. Rev. R. P. Brennan, Pastor;
residence, west side of Sixteenth street, near Do-
lores. Masses on Sundays and holy days at 6, 8, 9
and 10:30 A. M.; vespers at 7:30 P. M. Rev. J. Stokes
and Rev. Joseph M. Gleason, Assistant Pastors. Sun-
day School attendance, 600. Societies connected with
the Church are: Infant Jesus Sodality, 115 mem-
bers; Clients of Mary Sodality, 195 members; St. Vin-
cent de Paul, 90 members; League of the Sacred
Heart, 600 members; League of the Cross, 60 members.

Notre Dame des Victoires. Location— North
side Bush street, between Grant avenue and Stock-
ton. Rev.Emile Gente, S. M., Rector; residence, 526
Bush street; Rev. A. Loude, S. M.. and Rev. Maurice
Rousselon, S. M., Assistants. Sunday services at 7, 8, 9
and 11 A. m. and 7:30 P. M.; week-day masses at 7, 7:30
and 8 a. m.; Catechism every Saturday at 10 a. m.
Office hours— 8 a. m. to 12 m. and 1 to 6 and 7 to 9 p. m.

Sacred Heart Church. Location— South side of
Fell street, between Webster and Fillmore streets.
Rev. James Flood, Pastor; residence, 550 Fillmore
street. Sunday services and holy days: Masses at
6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 a. m.; vespers at 7:30 p. m.; mass
on weekdays at 7 a. m.

St. Agnes' Church. Location— West side of Ma-
sonic avenue, between Page and Oak streets. Rev.
Wm. P. Kirby, Pastor; residence, 2224 Halght street.
Masses on Sundays and holy days at 7:30 and 9:30
A.M.: vespers at 7:30 p. M.; Sunday School after 9:30
mass; mass on week days at 7:.30 a. m.

St. Anthony's Church. Location— Army street,
between Shotwell and Folsom. Rev. Leo Bruener.
O. S. F., Rector.

St. Boniface's Church (German). Location-
South side of Golden Gate avenue, between Jones
and Leavenworth streets. Served by the Franciscan
Fathers, Rev. Maximilian Neumann, O. S. F., Su-
perior. Masses on Sundays at 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10:30
a.m.; vespers at 7:30 p. m.; masses on week days at
5:30, 7 and 8 a. m.; Sunday School Immediately after
the 9 o'clock mass. There Is also a Parochial School
in connection with the Church, conducted by one
male teacher and six Sisters of St. Dominic.

St. Brendan's Church. Location— Northeast cor-
ner of Fremont and Harrison streets. Rev. John F.
Nugent, Rector; residence, 320 Harrison street.
Masses on Sundays and holy days at 6:30, 8, 8:45 and 11

A. m.; week-day masses at 6:30, 7 and 7:30 a. m.;
vespers at 7:30 p. M.; Sunday School at 9:30 a. m.;
attendance, 225; Rev. J. J. Gannon, Assistant Rector.
Societies connected with the Church are: League of
the Sacred Heart, Children of Mary Sodality, Holy
Angels' Sodality, Holy Childhood Sodality, St. Vin-
cent de Paul Society.

St. Brigid's Church. Location— Van Ness ave-
nue and Broadway. Rev. John E. Cottle, Rector;
residence, 2111 Van Ness avenue; Rev. M. Ryan and
Rev. B. McKinnon, Assistant Rectors. Masses on
Sundays at 6:30, 8, 9 and 10:45 a. m.; vespers at 7:30
p. M.; week day masses at 6, 7, and 7:30 a. m.; Sunday
School attendance, 425. Societies connected with
the Church are: Clients of Mary Sodality, 140 mem-
bers; St. Aloystus' Sodality, 60 members; League of
the Cross.

St. Dominic's Church and Monastery. Loca-
tion—Northwest corner of Bush and Steiner streets.
Served by the Dominican Fathers. Very Rev.

B. M. Doogan, Rector. Masses Sunday at 6, 7, 8, 8:45,
9:30 and 10:30 A. M.; procession of the rosary confra-
ternity on the first Sunday of each month; proces-
sion of the Holy Name confraternity on the second
Sunday of each month, followed by sermon and ben-
ediction at 7:30 p. M.; masses week days at 6, 6:30, 7
and 8 a. m.

St. Dominic's Monastery. Location— Corner
Bush and Steiner streets. Very Rev. Father
B. McGovern, O. P., Prior. Masses on Sundays at 6, 7,
8, 8:4.5, 9:30 and 10:30 a. m.; on week days at 6, 6:30, 7
and 8 A. M.; rosary, sermon and benediction Sunday
evenings at 7:.30; rosary and meditation every even-
ing at 7:30; rosary procession every first Sunday of
every month at 7:30; Holy Name procession second
Sunday of every month at 7:30.

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St. Fkaxcis" Church. Location — Corner Vallejo
street and Montgomery avenue. Rev. J. G. Conlan,
Rector; residence, 620 Vallejo street; Rev. T. B.
Duffy and Rev. M. J. Giles, Assistant Rectors. Sun-
day masses at 7, 8:45, 9:30 and 11 a. m., the mass at 9:30
being the children's mass; vespers, sermon and ben-
ediction Sunday at 7:30 P. M.; dally mass, 7:30 a. si.

St. Ignatius' Chukch
Hayes street, near Van Nes

the Fathers of the Society of .Jesus, connected with
St. Ignatius' College. Masses on Sundays and holy
days at 5, .5:30, 6:30, 7:30. 8:.30, 9:30 and 10:80 a. m.;
rosary at 7:15 p.m.; vespers at 7:30 p. ii.; sermon
and benediction at 8 p. M;. masses on week days at

5. 5:45, 6:30, 7:15 and 8 a. ii.; rosary and other devo-
tional exercises at 7:30 P. M.; Gentlemen's Sodality
at 7:30 a. m.; Father Leggio, S. .J., Director. Ladies'
Sodality at 7:.30 a. m., on third Sunday of month;
Father Maraschi, S. J., Director. Boys' Sodalitv at
x:.30a. m.; Mr. George Butler, S. J., Director. Con-
fessions heard at all times; in Sodality Chapel, for
males only, 7 to 9 p. m., Saturday.

St. James' Church. Location— Twenty-third and
Guerrero streets. Rev. P. R. Lynch, Rector; resi-
dence, 1032 Guerrero street. Rev. P. J. 0' onnor.
Assistant Rector. Order of masses: 7, 9 and 10:.30
A. M. Sundays; 7 a. m. daily; childrens' mass, 9 a. m.
Sundays; vespers and benedction, 7:30 P. m. Sunday
School attendance, 475. Societies connected with
the church are: Immaculate Conception Sodality.
100 members; Children of Mary, 65 members; Young
Ladies', 69 members; Young Mens', 55 members:
League of the Sacred Heart. 1000 members; St. Vin-
cent de Paul Society. 20 members; League of the
Cross, 250 members.

St. Joseph's Chup.ch. Location— Tenth, between
Folsom and Howard streets. Rev. P. Scanlan, Rec-
tor; residence, 214 Tenth street; Rev. J. Collins, Rev.
J. McDonnell and Rev. E. J. Doran, Assistant Rectors.
Masses on Sundays and holy days at 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10:30
A. M., and at 9 o'cloclj in the hall, for children onlv;
vespers at7:30p. M.; massesonweek days at6:30aud
7:30 A. M.; solemn requiem mass at 9 a. m. (This
hour can be changed for special causes.) Business
hours, 9 to 10 a. m. and 7 to 8:30 p. M. Sunday school
at 9 a. m., attendance 310; Parochial School, attend-
ance 1,047. Societies connected with the church are:
Sodality of the Immaculate Conception, 200 mem-
bers; Sodality of Children of Mary and Holy Angels,
332 members; St. Vincent de Paul Society. 1-25 mem-
bers.

St. ALiRY's Church (Paulist Fathers). Location—
Xortheast corner California and Dupont streets.
Rev. Henry H. Wyman. C. S. P., Superintendent and
Rector; Rev. Arthur M. Clark. C. S. P.. Rev. Sam-
uel B. Hedges, C. S. P.; Rev. Francis B. Dohertv.
C. S. P., Rev. M. Otis, C. S. P.. are in charge. Masses
on Sundays at 6:30, 7:. 30, 9 and 11 a. m.: vespers and
sermon at 7:45 p. m. These priests give missions and
special courses all over the State.

St. Mart's Cathedral. Location — Xorthwest
corner Van JTess avenue and O'Farrell street. Most
Rev. P. W. Riordan, Archbishop; Very Rev. J. J
Prendergast, Vicar-General ; Rev. P. C. Yorke, Chan-
cellor; Rev. P. E. Mulligan. Secretary; Rev. Edw.
Dempsey, Rev. Jos. Byrne. Rev. J. B. Hannigan and
Rev. Charles A. Ramm. Assistants; residence. 1100
Franklin street. Masses on Sundays and holy days at

6. 7, 8, 9 and 10:30 a. m.; vespers and benediction at
7::30 p. M.; children's mass, in Cathedral chapel, at
9 a. m.; masses on week days at 6 and 7 a. m.

St. Michael's Church. Location— Broad street,
near Plymouth avenue. Rev. James Cooper. Rector:
residence, San Mateo. Cal. Masses on Sunday at 11
A. m; first Sunday In each month at 9 a. m.

St. Patrick's Church. Location— Mission street,
between Third and Fourth. Rev. P. J. Grey. Rector;
residence, 744 Mission street; Rev. John Brennan, Rev.
Jas. Ferguson and Rev. R. Power. Assistant Rectors.
Masses on Sundays and holy days at 6, 7. 8. 9 and 10::30
A. M.; vespers at 7:30 P. M.; masses on week days at
6:30, 7and7:.30A. M.; confessions on Saturdays" and
eve of festivals from 3 to 6 and 7 to 10 p. m.; also on
week days after masses; business hours, 9 to 11 a. m.,
2 to 4 and 7 to 8:30 p. M.

St. Paul's Church. Location — Twenty-ninth
and Church streets. Rev. M. D. Connolly, Rector;
residence, 1628 Church street; Rev. "\V. O'Grady,
Assistant Rector. Masses on Sunday at 7, 8:30, 9:30
and 10:30 A. 31.; vespers at 7:30 p. m.; mass on week
days at 7 a. m. Sunday School at 2 p. m.; attendance,
600. Societies connected with the church are: Holy
Name Society (Young men and boys). 120 members;

Young Ladles' Society, 85 members; Holy Angels'
Sodality. 110 members; St. Vincent de Paul, 140 mem-
bers; Holy Childhood Sodality, 100 members.

St. Peter's Church. Location— East side of Ala-
bama street, between Twenty-fourth and Twenty-
fifth. Rev. P. S. Casey, Rector; Rev. James McDon-
ald and William Lyons, Assistants; pastorial resi-
dence, 203 Twenty-fourth street. Masses on Sunday
at 7, 9 and 10:30 a. m.; on holy days at 6, 7 and 9 a. m.;
mass on week days at 7 a.m.; children's mass at 9
A.M., in the hall on Florida street; Sunday School after
the children's mass: in the boys' school for boys. In
the convent for girls. The Parochial schools, under
the charge of the Brothers of the Christian Schools
and the Sisters of Mercy, accommodate the youth
of the parish.

St. Rose's Church. Location— Brannan street,
near Fourth. Rev. D. F. Nugent, Rector; residence,
5:^2 Brannan street; Rev. M. Kennealy and Rev. John
Cullen, Assistant Rectors; residence, 532 Brannan.
Masses at 7, 8, 9 and 10:30 a.m.; vespers at 7:30 P.M.
Sunday School attendance, 800; Parochial School at-
tendance, 475. Societies connected with the church
are: League of the Sacred Heart, 1,200 members;
Confraternity of Bona Mors, 1,000 members; Arch-
confraternity of Poor Souls, 180 members: Altar So-
ciety, 181 members; Children of Mary Sodality, 70
members; Holy Angels Sodality, 75 members; Infant
Jesus Sodality, 148 members, and Saint Aloysius'
Sodality, 48 members.

St. Teresa's Church. Location— Tennessee street,
between Butte and Solano, Potrero. Rev. P. O'Con-
nell. Rector; Rev. William Quill, Assistant Rector;
residence, 723 Tennessee street. Masses on Sundays
at 7:30, 9 and 10:30 a. m.; week days at 7:30 and 8 a. m.

Sts. Pietko e Paolo Church. Location— Fil-
bert and Dupont streets. Rev. Raphael de Carolis,
Rector; residence, 1600 Dupont street; Rev. C. De
Romainls, Assistant Rector. Masses on Sunday
at 7, 9 and 10:.30 a. m. Sunday School attend-
ance, 550. Societies connected with the church are:
League of Sacred Heart, 400 members: Sts. Peter
and Paul's Society, 61 members; Altar Society, 200
members; Sts. Peter and Paul's Young Men's Sodal-
ity. 30 members; Children of Mary Sodality, 40 mem-
bers; Holy Angels Sodality, 125 members; Holy
Childhood Sodality, 100 members: Sanctuary Boys'
Society, 25 members; Sts. Peter and Paul's Y. M.
C. Union, 45 members.

Star of the Sea Church. Location— Northwest
corner Point Lobos and Eighth avenues. Rev. J. P.
C'oyle, Rector; residence. Point Lobos and Eighth
avenues. Sunday School attendance, 70. Societies:
Children of Mary Sodality. 15 members; Holy Angels'
Sodality, 25 members.

Yglesia r>E Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe.
Location —North side Broadway, between Mason
and Taylor streets. Rev. A. M. Santandreu. Rector;
residence, 908 Broadway; Rev. .James Viladomat,
Assistant Rector. Masses on Sunday at 7, 9 and
10:30 A. M.; vespers at 7:30 P. M.: masses on week
days at 7 and 7:30 a.m. Sunday School attendance,
150. Societies connected with the church are: Third
(Jrder of St. Francis, 50 members; Altar Society, 50^
members; Perpetual Adoration. lOOmembers; Ladies
of Christian Charity, formed to help the poor of the
parish, has 54 members.

CHAPELS.

Holy Names Convent— Tenth and Howard streets.

Immaculate Conception— Twenty-fourth and Guer-
rero streets.

Magdalen Asylum — Potrero avenue.

Mt. St. Joseph's — South San Francisco.

Notre Dame Convent — Dolores and Sl.xteenth
streets.

Sacred Heart Academy— Ellis and Franklin streets.

Sacred Heart College— Eddy and Larkin streets.

Sacred Heart Presentation Convent— Ellis and Tay-
lor streets.

Sacred Heard Presentation Convent— Powell street.

Sisters of St. Dominic— Twenty-fourth and Guer-
rero streets.

Sisters of the Holy Family— Hayes street.

St. Bridget's Convent — Van Ness avenue and
Broadway.

St. Francis Technical School — Geary and Gough
streets.

St. Mary's Hospital— Bryant and First streets.

St. Rose's Academy— Fell and Fillmore streets.

St. Peter's Academy — Twenty -fourth and Columbia
streets.

St. Vincent's Convent— Mission street.

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SWEDENBOEGIAN.

First New Jektjsalem Church. Location—
O'Farrell street, between Webster and Fillmore,
Bev. F. L. Hlgglns, Pastor. Services every Sunday
at 11 A. M. and 7:45 p. M.; Sunday School at 9:30 a. m.
Evening services are not held continuously through-
out the year, but will be advertised in the daily
papers. In connection with the church is a free cir-
culating library, containing Swedenborg'.s theologi-
cal writings and the collateral works. A. W. Man-
ning, Librarian. Library open after Sunday morn-
ing service, or by applying at 1626 O'Farrell street on
week days.

Second New .Jerusalem Church. Location-
Corner Lyon and Washington streets. Rev. Joseph
Worcester, Pastor; residence, 1030 Vallejo street.

UNITARIAN.

First Unitarian Church. Location— Southwest
corner Geary and Franklin streets, i^ev. Horatio
Stebblns, D. D., Pastor; residence, 1609Larkin street.
Rev. Wm. G. Eliot, .Jr., Associate Pastor; resi-
dence, 27 Laurel street. Study at the church on Mon-
days from 10 to 12 a. m. Cyrus O'Neil, Sexton, at the
church, Mondays, from 8 a. ii. to 5 p. ii.; Saturdays,
from 8 a.m. to 12m.: residence, 116 Ridley street.
Services are held in the church every Sunday at 11
A. M. and7 :30 P. M. The services of Communion and
baptism are held on the first Sunday in March, .June,
September and December. Sunday School with
bible and Infant classes', meets at 9:45 a. m. Sunday
School orchestra rehearsal, Thursdays at 4 p. m.
Young People's Society (Onward Club), business
meeting, last Saturday of each month at 8 p. m. The
two societies of women connected with the church
are the Society for Christian Work and the Channing
Auxiliary, The Society for Christian Work adminis-
ters the charities of the church; meetings, second and
fourth Mondays in each month; Mrs. E. T. B. Mills,
Corresponding Secretary, 2904 California street. The
Channing Auxiliary, for the support and advance-
ment of Unitarian ideas— Post Office Mission Com-
mittee meets Tuesdays at 2 p. m. Applications for
pamphlet Unitarian literature, addressed Post Office
Mission, First Unitarian Church, will be promptly
filled. The Channing arranges afternoon lectures
and publishes an annual calendar.

Second Unitarian Church. Location —Corner
Capp .and Twentieth streets. Rev. A. J. Wells, Pas-
tor; residence, 20 Liberty street. Sabbath services
at 11 a. M. and 7:45 p. m.

MISCELLANEOUS CHURCHES.

Advent Christian Church. Location— Church
street, between Twenty-ninth and Day. Christian
Endeavor meeting held Sunday at 6:45 p. m. Thomas
Howell, Elder; residence, 20 Derby place. Sunday
services at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.

Brethren. These brethren had their origin at
Plymouth, England, between sixty-five and seventy
years ago, in which country they are generally
known as "Plymouth Brethren." They, however,
disclaim being called by any name that would make
them sectarian. They simply gather to the name of
"Jesus only." They are orthodox in doctrine, and
acknowledge no creed but the entire Word of God.
They meet in this city in Gospel Hall, 832 Howard
street. All correspondence to be addressed to
Charles Montgomery, 208 Bush street.

Catholic Apostolic Church. Location — 638
Eighteenth street. Rev. Wm. Pearl, Pastor; resi-
dence, 622^ Seventeenth street. Services every
Sunday at 10 a. m. and 4:30 and 5:00 P. M.

Christian Church (First). Location— East side
of Twelfth street, between Howard and Mission
streets. R. M. Campbell, Pastor. Services every
Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; Sunday School at
9:;30 A. M.; Senior Society of Christian Endeavor
meets at 6:30 p. m.; Junior, on Sunday at 4 p. m.;
prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.; Auxiliary
Christian Woman's Board of Missions meets first
Thursday of each month at 2:30 p. m.; Ladies' Aid
Society, every Thursday of each month at 10 a. m. to
4 p. M.

First Church of Christ (Scientist). Location-
Beethoven Hall, .336 Post street. The Bible, Science
and Health, with key to the Scriptures, by Rev.
Mary Baker G. Eddy. Readers: Sue Ella Bradshaw,
C. S. D., residence, 702 Powell street; Charles M.
Howe, C. S. D., residence, 841 Post street. Services
every Sunday at 11 a. m., including an exposition of
the Christian Science Bible Lessons, International
series.

First Progressive Spiritual Church. Loca-
tion—997 Market.

Friends' Meeting. A meeting of the Society of
Friends is held every Sunday at 11 a. m. at 132 McAl-
lister street, opposite the City Hall. Room and
library open during the week.

Latter Day Saints' Church of Jesus Chkist.
Services at Academy Hall, 927 Mission street, every
Sunday at 2 and 7 p. m.

Mariners' Church, The. Of San Francisco; was
organized by its present Pastor, Rev. J. Rowell, in
1858. It finds its field for usefulness among the sea-
men and strangers on our water front. It has a good
and commodious house of worship on the northeast
corner of Sacramento and Drumm streets, erected in
1866. Here, religious meetings are held every day in
the week, temperance meetings twice in each month,
correspondence maintained with seamen in all parts
of the world, a free reading room maintained (the
first free reading room in the city), with books and
papers in various languages, and writing materials,
all free, social entertainments given twice a week,
and large quantities of good reading matter supplied
to out-bound ships. All vessels in port, and sailors'
boarding-houses, are often visited, and all possible
effort is made to save seamen from perils and vices,
and make them good citizens and Christian men.
The church is undenominational, self-governed, and
is aided in its work by Christian and philanthropic
people of every name.

Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter-Dat Saints. Meets in Mystic Hall, Red
Men's Building, 320 Post street. Services every Sab-
bath at 11 A. M. and 7:30 p. m. They have a Sunday
School whose session follows the morning service.
Communion on second Sabbath of each month. They
hold a council on Monday evening; prayer meeting
Wednesday evening, and a literary meeting under
Zion's Religio Society on Friday evening. Their
minister the past year is Rev. C. A. Parkin, who is
also the Presiding Elder of the Northern California
District Conference. The church has always clung
to the doctrine of one wife for one man. The chief
feature of their church is an acceptance of the New
Testament form of church organization, as outlined
in Ephesians 4th chap., and an aspiration after the
spiritual gifts named in I Cor., 12th chap., which they
claim God in mercy bestows upon them when He
will, not when they will.

Salvation Army. Headquarters, 1139 Market
street. Brigadier James Keppel, commanding Pacific
Coast Division.

Life Boat (men's food and shelter depot), lli
Jackson street and 120 Oregon street.
Women's Shelter. 553 Stevenson street.
Children's Home. 328 Bryant street.
Corps No. 1, Commercial street, near Kearny ;
Corps No. 2, Sacramento and Kearny streets; Corps
No. 3, 711 Mission street; Corps No. 4, 2417 Mission
street; Corps No. 5, Pacific street, near Kearny;
Corps No. 6, 1139 Market street. Corps No. 8, 616
Merchant street; Corps No. 9, 210 Grant avenue;
Corps No. 10, 117 Jackson street.

Seventh Day Adtentists. Location — Laguna
street, between Golden Gate avenue and McAllister
street. Elder G. W. Grainger, Pastor; residence,
410 Franklin street. Services on Saturday at 11 a. m.,
on Sunday at 7: .30 p. m. and Sunday School at 9:45
\. M.; Wednesday evening, prayer meeting ;
Thursday evening, missionary meeting.

West Side Christian Church. Location-
Bush street, between Scott and Devisadero. Rev.
W. A. Gardner, Pastor; residence, 2.5'20 Bush street.
Sabbath services at 10 a. m. and 8:00 p.m.; Sabbath
School at 11 A. M.; sermon at 4:30 p. m. Miss Nettie
E. Gardner, Superintendent. Junior Christain En-
deavor meets at 7:30 p.m., and Senior at 6:30 p.m.;
prayer meeting on Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. Ihis
church was organized May
ship, 300.

Present member-

COLLEGES AND PRIVATE
SCHOOLS.

Academy of the Sacred Heart. A chartered
institution conducted by the Ladies of the Sacred
Heart. Location— Corner of Ellis and Franklm streets.
Its aim is to give a thorough and refined education
in the modern languages, science, music and art.
French is a specialty of the school.

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Bolte'8 Jeanke. Miss, School. Location— 2297
Sacramento street. While all due attention is given
to English, it Is guaranteed to teach the French and
German languages as thoroughly and rapidly as if
acquired abroad.

Califiikxia School of Mechanical Aets, The.
Incuipoiated 1885. The school was founded
liy .hniics Lick and endowed with S540,000,
itsoliji'it being, "To educate males and females
in tin- practical arts of life, such as workers
in wood. iron and stone, or any of the
metiU.s. mill in whatever indu.stry intelligent me-
chanical .■skill now is or can hereafter be applied,
sucli institution to be open to all youths born in
California. The academic buildings and shops are
located at the corner of Sixteenth (Center street)
and rtah streets, about one mile south of the New
Citv Hall and one block east of Potrero avenue, ac-
cessible by Xinth street. Tenth street and Potrero
avenue. Otiicers — Horace Davis. President; A. S.
Hallidie, Vice-President; James S. Bunnell, Secre-
tary; Horace Davis, A. S. Hallidie. .John O. Earl.
Horatio Stebbins, D. D. and James Spiers, Trustees;
George A. Merrill, Principal.

CoLLE&E OF XoTKE Dame. Location — Dolores
street, between Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets.
This institution, incorporated and empowered to con-
fer collegiate privileges, is situated in one of the
most agreeable and healthful portions of San Fran-
cisco, retired, yet easy of access by the street cars.
The building is surrounded by spacious and hand-
somely laid-out grounds, admirably adapted for
exercise and amusement; the rooms are sunny and
well ventilated. The object of the Institution is to
Impart an education, solid and refined, the course of
instruction being well calculated to render the
young ladies good members of society in this world,
but, above all, to fit them for that Higher Society
which should be the aim and end of all our life's
work. The discipline is mild, yet firm and energetic,
while the greatest care is taken to promote the
health and comfort of the pupils. The course of
studies is pursued mainly in the English language,
but French, Spanish and German are taught with
gratifying success. A partial course comprises
Literature, English, Latin and modern languages:
also any special branch desired.

De Filippe's Academy of LAXorAOES. This
well-known institution of learning, which was estab-
lished in 1871, Is now pleasantly located at S20 Post
street, opposite Union Square, and is patronized bj"
the elite of our city. Prof. De Filippe is a graduate
of the acadamies of Paris and Madrid. He is one of
the foremost imparters of instruction in Spanish
and French on the Pacific Coast. He personally
superintends the French and Spanish classes, and he
has a corps of first-class assistants to teach any of
the other languages that people may desire to learn.
In the parlors of his academy may be found foreign
periodicals, and a large and varied library of Euro-
pean works, free to the use of scholars.

Hastings College of the Law. Founded
March 26, 1878, by S. Clinton Hastings, the first Chief
Justice of the State of California. Martin Kellogg,
LL.D., President; Hon.WilliamH. Beatty,Sacramento,
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, ex oiflcio Presi-
dent of Board of Directors; Charles W. Slack. Ph.B.,
LL.B., Dean and Professor of Law ; William B. Bosley,
A. B., LL. B., Assistant Professor of Law; Warren
Olnev. Jr., A. B., LL. B., Assistant Professor of Law;
J. H." C. Bonte, A.M., D. D., Professor of Ethics;
Leonard Stone, LL.B., Mills Building, Registrar.
College exercises held in the old Hall of Pioneers,
808 Montgomery street.

Irving Institute. A select boarding and day
school for young ladies, with preparatory depart-
ment and kindergarten for children, is located at
103« Valencia street, corner Hill, where young ladies
are prepared for the universities, or are graduated
upon completing its full academic course. Its build-
ings, furnished with every modern educational ap-
pliance, will accommodate fifty boarding pupils. Dur-
ing the past year the attendance exceeded 123. The
Institute is now in its nineteenth year, and has an
alumni association of more than 100. Thorough ed-
ucation is given in all its departments by a faculty
of twenty teachers, resident and visiting. The
musical and art departments are marked features of
the school. When requested, the Institute's car-
riage calls for pupils. Eev. Edward B. Church, M.A.,
Principal.

Sacf.ed HEAP.T College. Located on the south-
east corner of Eddy and Larkin streets. Founded in
1874. Is conducted by the Brothers of the Christian

Schools. The primary object of the Society of the
Brothers of the Christian Schools is the moral and
intellectual education of youth, and to give a thor-
oughly Christian and secular education, embracing
the classical, scientific and commercial courses.
The scholastic year is divided Into two terms of five
months each. The first term commences about the
middle of July; the second on January 2. Brother
Erminold, President.

Sacred Heart Presentation Convent. Loca-
tion, corner Taylor and Ellis streets. A chartered
institution conducted by the Presentation Sisters.
Its aim is to give a thorough and refined educa-
tion. The school is free of charge to all denomina-
tions.

The San Francisco Theological Seminary.
Organized in this city November 7, 1871. It is a
school for the training of young men for the Gospel
ministry, and Is under the control of the Presbyter-
ian Synod of California. It Is governed by a board
of twenty-four directors chosen from the Presbyter-
ian Synods of Oregon and California. For a number
of years it was located at 121 Haight street. Four
years ago It moved into Its new and more commodi-
ous buildings at San Anselmo, Marin county. The
institution has been liberally endowed. Tuition Is
free of expense to students of all denominations.
Officers— Rev. William B. Noble, D.D., President; R.
J. Trumbull, Secretary and Business Manager;
George D. Gray, Treasurer. Business office— No. 419
Sansome street.

St. Joseph's Schools. Boys' school, conducted
by the Brothers of Mary. Brother George N. Sauer,
Principal. Average attendance nearly 700. The
Girls' school is conducted by the Sisters of the
Holy Names of Jesus and Mary. The buildings
are located at the corner of Tenth and Howard
streets.

St. Paul's German and English School.
Connected with St. Paul's German Lutheran Church.
Location — Corner Eddy and Gough streets. Prof.
J. H. Hargens, Principal.

University of the Pacific. A consolidation of
the San Jose College, at College Park, and Napa Col-
lege, at Napa City, universities established by and
under the control of the California Annual Confer-
ence of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Both
institutions were consolidated in 1894, under one
Board of Trustees, and reincorporated, with the
principal place of business in San Francisco. The
oflieers of the Board are I. J. Truman, Mills build-
ing, San Francisco, President; S. E. Holden, A. M.,
Napa, Vice-President; Rev. Thomas Filben, D. D..
San Francisco, Secretary Office, Mills building.

Women's Educational and Industrial Union.
Location— 7 Van Ness avenue, where one of the
Ladies of the Directory may be seen daily from 11

A. M. to 4 p. M. The lessons taught embrace the
English. German. French and Spanish languages; the
art of painting, singing and of playing on the mando-
lin, guitar and violin; the milliner's and dress-
maker's arts, and those of the manicure and the
hairdresser and the typewriter. Cooking also is
taught. Every Tuesday evening a social entertain-
ment is held, free to all women. Employment
bureau for women. Officers- Mme. Louise A.
Sorbier, President; Mrs. Paris Kilburn, Mrs. Nellie

B. Eyster and Mrs. P. D. Hale, Vice-Presidents;
Mrs. L. C. Eraser, Treasurer; Mrs. C. F. Kapp, Re-
cording Secretary; Miss M. B. Sorbier, Corresponding
Secretary. Associate Directors— Mrs. R. J. Deane,
Mrs. E. P. Keeney, Mrs. H. Lewis and Mrs. R.
Searles.

ZisKA Institute. Its chief aim will ever be to
furnish the best attainable advantages, to secure not
merely culture, but the most healthful mental devel-
opment. While not connected with any special de-
nomination, the school is christian in character and
purpose. The methods of Mme. Ziska's work will be
preserved, modified by the results of her greater
experience, her recent personal observation of the
best educational institutions in America and Europe,
and the demands of a progressive age. Located at
lfi06 Van Ness Avenue, in the most pleasant part of
the city. The spacious house affords everything
necessary for comfort and health, and Is in perfect
sanitary condition. The course of study is thorough
and comprehensive, ranging from primary through
collegiate departments.

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lu addition to the Institutions enumerated above
are many private schools of excellent reputation.
Urban Academy.
Miss Lake's School.
Miss West's School.
Van Js^ess Seminary.
Trinity School.

Mefret's French and English Institute.
J?t. Rose's Academy.
Our Lady of Mercy's School.
-St. Vincent's School.

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EXCHANGES.

Builders' Exchange, The. 40 New Montgom-
ery street, corner Mission street. Officers — Oscar
Lewis, President; Jas. A. Wilson. Secretary; S. D.
North, Financial Secretary; L. A. Larsen, Recording
Secretary. Exchange hours, 12 m. to 2 p. ii. each day.
Building open from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. Board of Di-
rectors meet every Friday at 1:1.5 p. m.

Merchants' Exchange Association. Office,
Merchants' Exchange building. The object of this
Association is the promotion of the interest of trade
a,nd commerce. Officers— W. A. Holcomb. President:
•George P. Morrow. Vice-President; J. M. Shotwell.
Manager; H. T. Emery, Secretary.

Pacific Stock Exchange Board. 316 Montgom-
ery street. Officers— R. G. Horn, President; S. Otis,
Vice-President; M. Goldman, Treasurer; J. Bourne,
•Cliairman; B. Gardiner, Secretary.

San Francisco Produce Exchange. Meets
dally at 10:30 a. m., in rooms of Merchants' Exchange,
425 California street. Object— To promote the inter-
est and convenience of dealers in domestic produce.
■Officers— W. A. Holcomb, President; T. C. Fried-
lander, Secretary; office, 433 California street.

San Francisco Stock and Exchange Board.
Organized September 11, 1862. Meetings held
■dally at 9:30 A. M. and 2:30 P. M. at 331 Pine street.
■Officers- A. G. Gurnett, President; E. P. Barrett,
Vice-President; O. V. Walker. Chairman; George T.
Marye, Jr., Treasurer; Fred W. Hadley, Secretary.

Stock and Bond Exchange. Board room, 22
Merchants' Exchange; sessions 10:30 a. m. and 2 p. ji.
Officers-John Perry, Jr., President; Aug. Helbing.
Vice-President; R. G. Brown, Chairman; fCdward
Barry, Secretary; Daniel Meyer, Treasurer.

FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
OFFICERS.

Army United States, Departmemt of Califok-
3fiA (embracing the State of Nevada) — Brigadier
General James W. Forsyth, Commanding. Head-
•Quarters, Phelan building, San Francisco, Cal.

Personal Staff— First Lieutenant J. Franklin
Bell, Seventh Cavalry, Aid; First Lieutenant J. F.
Reynolds Landls, First Cavalry, Aid, Inspector of
Small Arms Practice and Acting Engineer Officer.

Department Staff — Colonel O. D. Greene, As-
sistant Adjutant General; Major Stephen W. Groes-
beck. Judge Advocate; Lieutenant Colonel Amos
S. Kimball, Deputy Quartermaster General, Chief
Quartermaster; Lieutenant Colonel William H.
Bell, Assistant Commissary General of Subsistence,
■Chief Commissary; Lieutenant Colonel Johnson V.
D. Mlddleton, Deputy Surgeon General, Chief Sur-
geon; Major Alfred E. Bates, Paymaster, Chief Pay-
master; First Lieutenant Frank Greene, Signal
■Corps, Chief Signal Officer; Lieutenant Colonel
Francis L. Guenther, Fifth Artillery, Artillery In-
spector.

Quartermaster's Department— Lieutenant Col-
•onel James 6. C. Lee, Deputy Quartermaster Gen-
■eral; in charge of the general depot of the Quarter-
master's Department, San Francisco, Cal.; Captain
Addison Barrett, Military Storekeeper; on duty at
General Quartermaster's depot, 36 New Montgomery
street, San Francisco, Cal.

Subsistence Department— Major Charles P.
Eagan, Commissary of Subsistence; Purchasing and
Depot Commissary of Subsistence, m New Montgom-
ery street, San Francisco, Cal.

Army United States. Engineers (Pacific
Coast)— Colonel Charles R. Suter, Division Engineer
of the Pacific Division, etc., San Francisco, Cal.;
Major Charles E. L. B. Davis, Engineer Twelfth
Light House District, etc., San ITrancisco, Cal.; Cap-
tain Cassius E. Gillette, on duty with California
Debris Commission, etc,, San Francisco, Cal.; First
Lieutenant Joseph E. Kuhn. under the immediate
orders of Colonel Suter; First Lieutenant Charles
L. Potter, under the immediate orders of Major
Davis; First Lieutenant Herbert Deakyne, under
the immediate orders of Captain Gillette.

Board of Examining Surgeons for Pension-
ers—Room 4, 1170 Market street. Joseph Pescla,
M. D., D. F. Ragan, M. D., Max Magnus, M. D. Meet
Wednesdays and Thursdays; hours 10 a. m. to 12 m.

Branch Hydrographic Office, United States
Navy— Merchants' Exchange building. Lieutenant
A. F. Fechteler, U. S. N., in charge; J. T. McMillan,
Nautical Expert; C. H. Turner, Messenger.

California Debris Commission— Colonel Charles
R. Suter (Corps of U. S. Engieeers, U. S. A.), Presi-
dent; Major Charles E. L. B. Davis and Captain C.
E. Gillette (Corps of Engineers, U. S. A.). Members'
office. 59 Flood building.

Coast and Geodetic Survey— (See Literary and
Scientific Societies).

Collector of the Port — John H. Wise, office.
Custom House; E. B. Jerome, Chief C!lerk and
Special Deputy; Newton S. Farley and John J. To-
bln. Deputies; George W. Cope, Auditor; Joseph J.
Chappell, Cashier; Harlow H. White, Adjuster of
Duties; J. W. Probasco, Ganger.

Internal Revenue Collector— O. M.Welburn;
Louis Loupe, Chief Deputy.

Master in Chancery, and U. S. Circuit Court
Commissioner— E. H. Heacock, room .57, Appraisers'
building.

National Quarantine Station, Angel Island—
M. J. Rosenau, Passed Assistant Surgeon, in com-
mand; Hospital Steward, George H. Brock.

Naval Officer— John P. Irish, office. Custom
House; Edwin W. Maslin, Deputy.

Post Office, Northwest corner Washington and
Battery streets— Postmaster, Frank McCoppin; R.
E. Doyle, Assistant; J. L. Meares, Superintendent of
City Delivery; Steuart Aldrlch, Superintendent of
Money Order Division; B. McL. Hardi.sty, Superin-
tendent of Registry Division; E. A." O'Connor.
Cashier.

Post Office Inspectors— Room 78. Appraisers'
building. Robert R. Munro, Inspector in charge.
Inspectors— John O. Culver, James AV. Erwln, M. H.
Flint, J. C. F. Gordon, W. A. Robinson, H. P. Thrall:
Joseph A. McGeary, Chief Clerk: Horatio A. Mc-
Cormlck, Stenographer.

Special Agents U. S. Treasury Department—
Rooms 7 and 9, Appraisers' building. H. A. Moore,
Special Agent in charge; John C. Benton, G. E.
Channlng, Special Employees; D. C.Jackson, Spe-
cial Inspector.

Superintendent Railway Mail Service.
—Samuel Flint, office, southwest corner Jackson and
Battery streets ; Harry Lewis, Assistant; W.G. Karpe,
Chief Clerk; J. S.Roberts, Assistant Clerk; F. I. R.
Moore, Record Clerk; P. R. Downer, Slip Clerk; J. F.
Lewis, W. C. Hammond, Stenographers.

StJRVEYOR OF Customs— William D. English, of-
fice. Custom House; Samuel J. Ruddell, Deputy.

U. S. Appraiser of Merchandise — James E.

Tucker, rooms 29 to 31, Appraisers' building.
Assistants — James B. Stevens and Richard P. Doo-

lan.
Clerks — T. O.Lewis and Charles A. Reynolds.
Examiners— John A. Sampson, George A. Reynolds,

James W. Maguire, Charles J. Evans, David W.

Morris, Raymer Sharp, Louis Phelps and J.

G. Underwood.
Samplers— D. A. Stivers, Wm. K. Hatch and C.

S. Smyth.
Messenger— C. A. Hughes.

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nia—Room 46, Appraisers' building; Clerk's
office, room 51.
Judges— Stephen J. Field, Joseph McKenna, AY. B.

Gilbert and E. M. Ross.
Clerk and U. S. Commissioner— "W. J. Costigan.
Deputy Clerk and U. S. CommlsBloner— W. B.
Beaizley.
U. S. CiKcuiT CoTTET OF APPEA.LS, for the Ninth
Circuit— Room i6. Appraisers' building; Clerk's
office, room 44, Appraisers' building.
Justice— Stephen J. Field.

Circuit Judges— Joseph McKenna, William B. Gil-
bert and Erskine M. Ross.
District Judges— Hiram Knowles, Corneluis H.
Hanford, Thomas P. Hawley, AVllliam W. Mor-
row, Charles B. Bellinger and Orin Wellborn.
Clerk— Frank D. Monckton.
Marshal— Barry Baldwin.
v. S. Commissioner of Immigeatiou— Walter P.
Stradley, room 11, 4t.h floor. Mills Building.
Inspector— A. H. Geffeney.
U. S. DisTKiCT Attoknet— Henry S. Foote, room
61, Appraisers' building.
Assistants — Samuel Knight and Bert Schleslnger.
Chief Clerk— Thomas M. Jewett.
U. S. District Court, for the Northern District of
California — Room 60, Appraisers' building:
Clerk's office, room 63.
Judge— William W. Morrow.

Clerk and U. S. Commissioner— Southard Hoffman.
Deputy Clerk- James S. Manley.
Assistant Clerks— John Fouga and Francis Krull.
UxiTED States Geological Surtet— Henry W.
Turner, Geologist, room 78b, Appraisers'
building.
r.viTED States Internal Revenue Agent—
B. L. Cromwell, room 11, Appraisers' building.
Assistant- Bert M. Thomas.

Special Gauger— John G. Meyer, Jr.— Clerk, De
Witt C. Dixon
United States Land Office— E. Hackett, Re-
ceiver; John P. Dunn, Register; 610 Commer-
cial street.
Clerks— F. B. English, F. T. Dunn.
United States Life-Saving Service— Major
Thomas J. Blakeney, Superintendent Twelfth
Life-Saving District, room 35, Appraisers' build-
ing.
Assistant Inspector— Captain W. C. Coulson.
Clerk— Edward W. Smith.

Stations in San Francisco— Fort Point Llfe-Saviug
Station. Presidio Reservation; Golden Gate
Park Life-Saving Station, south of Cliff House;
South Side Life-Saving Station, Ocean Beach.
United States Lighthouse Department (Twelfth
District)— Frank Courtis, U. S. N., In charge;
office, 402-404 Safe Deposit Building; Major
Charles E. L. B. Davis, U. S. A., Engineer;
office, 89-92 Flood building.
United States Lighthouse Engineer- Major
Charles E. L. B. Davis, U. S. A., Engineer;
office, 89-92 Flood building.
Clerks— Temple T. Spotts, A. Newbold.
United States Lighthouse Inspector- Frank
Courtis, U. S. N., Commander: office 402-404
Safe Deposit building.
Clerks— Charles H. Thompson, Edward M. Shaw.
Fritz B. Sellman.
United States Local Inspector of Hulls op
Steam Vessels— F. S. Talbot, room 21, Ap-
praisers' building.
Assistant— D. Marcucci, room 20, Appraisers' build-
ing.
United States Local Inspector of Boilers of
Steam Vessels— W. A. Phillips, room 27.
Appraisers' building.
.\ssistant— John K. Bulger, room 20, Appraisers'
building.
United States Marine Hospital — Mountain
Lake, Presidio Reservation; office, room 1, Ap-
praisers' building; Surgeon John Godfrey in
command.
Assistant Surgeons— Rupert Blue and J. H. Oaklev;
dispensary and office. Appraisers' building,
room 1; Rupert Blue, assistant surgeon in
charge.
United States Marshal of Northern District
OF California— Barry Baldwin; office. Ap-

Deputies— S. P. Monckton, J. D. Harris, Joshua
Littlefield, Thomas J. Gallagher. Henry M.
Moffltt.
United States Mint— The law for the establish-
ment and regulation of the Mint of the United States
provides that any person may deposit bullion for
coinage or to be made into fine bars, the bars to be
stamped in such manner as shall indicate the weight,
flneness and value of same. In case of silver bullion,
deposits are received only for manufacture into fine
bars, the Government reserving the right to make Its
silver coin from bullion purchased in the market.
Office hours from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. ; gold bullion
received daily from 9 a. m. to 12 m.; silver received
from 9 a. m. to 1 p. m.; visitors admitted daily
from 9 to 11:.S0 a. m.
Superintendent— John Daggett.
Melter and Rellner— Alexander Martin.
Coiner— A. T. Spotts.
Assayer— J. W. Pack.
United States Navy Pay Office— Office, '202 San-
some street.
Pay Inspector— Edward Bellows, U. S. N.
Head Clerk— George L. Foreman.
Clerks— C. W. Edgcumbe, F. E. Jones and A. F..
Gomez.
United States Pension Agency— Pension Agent,
Gen. P. F. Walsh ; office, 4th floor, 101 Sansome
street.
Chief Clerk— A. Mautner.
United States Secret Service- Agent, Nicholas-
R. Harris; office, room 12, Appraisers' building.
Assistant— J. D. Harris.
United States Shipping Commissioner— Wm.
H. Gwin, rooms 13-15, Appraisers' building.
Chief Deputy— Stafford H. Parker.
Deputies— Joe F. Curtin, Henry W. Groth, James
B. Newsom, Thomas H. Murphy and John W.
Danks.
LTnited States Sub-Treasury — Assistant Treas-
urer—C. P. Berry, 608 Commercial street; office
hours, 10 A. m. to 3 p. M.
Acting Assistant Treasurer and Cashier— Thomas-
P. Burns.
United States Supervising Inspector of Steam.
Vessels, P'irst District— John Bermingham,
room 23, Appraisers' building.
United States Surveyor-General for Califok-
NiA— W. S. Green, 610 Commercial street.
Chief Clerk— E. A. Willard.
Chief Draughtsman— C. D. Rhodes.
Corresponding Clerk — T. P. Harden.
Accountant— Miss E. D. Pratt.
United States Weather Bureau — Office, lOtb
floor Mills Building.
Forecast Official— W. H. Hammon.
Local Forecast Official- Alexander G. McAdle.
Observers— G. H. Wilson. G. E. Lawtou, C. Ellen-
berger and Walter H. Scholl.
-Wm. Fahlbusch.

FOREIGN CONSULS IN SAN
FRANCISCO.

Austro-Hungarian Empire— Francis Korbel, 308
Battery.

Belgium— Wilfrid B. Chapman, 123 California,
room 16.

China— Fung Tung Heng, Consul-General, 806.
Stockton.

Costa Rica— Rafael Gallegos, Consul-General,
2.30 California.

Denmark— John Simpson, 22 California, room 12.

France— Alexandre Laurence de Lalande, 604
Commercial.

German Empire— Adolph Rosenthal, Consul-Gen-
eral, Oswald Lohan, Vice-Consul, 318 Sacramento.

Great Britain- Joseph W. Warburton, Consul-
General, Wellesley Moore, Vice-Consul, 506 Battery.

Greece— August Goustiaux, Acting, 625 Union.

Guatemala— Miguel Carrillo, 204 Front.

Hawaiian Islands— Charles T. Wilder, Consul-
General, John F. Soper, Vice-Consul, 208 Sansome,.
room 22.

The Bulletin

Is the oldest paper in San Francisca

It has character, standing, influ-

enc& Telephone Main 926.

PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE'

W. R. CHAPMAN, Sole Agent, 123 California Street.

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HONDUKAS— John T. Wright, 640 Market.

Jtaly— F. Bruni Grlmaldi, 506 Battery.

Japan— Saburo Koya, 1514 Pine.

Mexico— Alexander K. Coney, Consul-General, 604
Clay.

NiCAKAGiTA— William L. Merry, Consul-General,
331 Pine, room 2.

Paraguay- P. J. Van Loben Sels, 508 Montgomery.

Persia— George E. P. Hall, 212 Sansome, room 2.

Peru— Robert B. Hule, 203 California.

Portugal— Ignacio da Costa Duarte, Consul, 605
Clay, J. H. Laidley, Vice-Consul, 323 Montgomery.

Republic of Colombia— Adolfo Canal, 217 San-
some, room 9.

Russia— Vladimir A. Artsimovitch, Consul-Gen-
eral, Horace G. Piatt, Vice-Consul, 418 California,
rooms 9-10.

Salvador— Eustoejio Calderon, 303 California,
room 2.

Spain— Jorge Madrilley, illii California.

Sweden AND NoRWAT—Henry Lund, 214 California.

Switzerland— Antolne Borel, 311 Montgomery.

The Netherlands— p. J. Van Loben Sels, 508
Montgomery.

Turkey— George E. P. Hall, 212 Sansome, room 2.

Uraguay— Jose Costa, 114 Montgomery.

OFFICERS OF STATE OF
CALIFORNIA.

SUPREME COURT.

Location, 825 Market Street, Emporium Building.

Chief Justice— W. H. Beatty.

Justice — T. B. McFarland.

Justice— Ralph C. Harrison.

Justice— C. H. Garoutte.

Justice— Jaclcson Temple.

Justice— F. W. Henshaw.

Justice — W. C. Van Fleet.

Attorney-General— W. F. Fitzgerald. 419 Cali-
fornia street.

Assistant Attorney-General — W. H. Anderson,
419 California street.

Deputy Attorney-General— C. N. Post, Sacra-
mento.

Deputy Attorney-General— C. H. Jackson. 419
California street.

Deputy Attorney-General — Henry E. Carter, 419
California street.

Reporter— C. P. Pomeroy.

Assistant Reporter— H. L. Gear.

Clerk— T. H. Ward.

Deputy Clerk— E. A. Marshall, San Francisco.

Deputy Clerk— W. M. Ward, San Francisco.

Deputy Clerk — A. W. Johnson, San Francisco.

Deputy Clerk— H. A. McCraney, Sacramento.

Deputy Clerk— F. C. Woodbury, Los Angeles.

Deputy Clep.k— E. S. Butterworth, Los Angeles.

Secretary- Frank T. Meagher.

Sbabetary— H. C. Finkler.

Phonographic Reporter- E. A. Girvln.

Librarian — Benjamin Edson.

Supreme Court Commissioners — I. S. Belcher,
Niles Searls, P. Van Clief, John Haynes, E. W.
Britt; D. B. Woolf, Secretary.

Department 1— Presiding Justice— Ralph C. Harri-
son.
Justice— C. H. Garoutte.
Justice— W. C. Van Fleet.

Department 2— Presiding Justice— T. B. McFar-
land.
Justice— Jackson Temple.
Justice— F. W. Henshaw.'

San Francisco District— Alameda, Contra Costa.
Del Norte, Humboldt Lake, Marin, Mariposa,
Mendocino, Monterey, Napa, San Benito, San
Francisco, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, San Mateo,
Sonoma.

Los Angeles District— Inyo, Kern, Los Angeles,
Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, San Diego,
San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, Ventura.
Sacramento District— Alpine, Amador, Butte,
Calaveras, Colusa, El Dorado, Fresno, Glenn.
King, Lassen, Merced, Modoc, Mono, Nevada.
Placer, Plumas, Sacramento, San Joaquin.
Shasta, Sierra, Siskiyou, Solano, Stanislaus.
Sutter, Tehama, Trinity, Tulare, Tuolumne,
Yolo, Yuba.
Sessions— San Francisco — Second Monday in Janu-
ary; third Monday in July. Los Angeles— First
Monday in .\pril ; second Monday In October,
Sacramento— First Monday in May; second
Monday in November. All remittiturs will
issue from the San Francisco office. Tele-
phone South 443.
Governor— James H. Budd- salary, 86,000.
Private Secretary— E. D. McCabe; salary, ?4,000.
Executive Clerk— Josephine M. Todman; salary,
»2,600.

Lieutenant-Governor— , ex-oflacio

President of the Senate, at SIO per diem.

Attorney-General— W. F. Fitzgerald; salary,

83,000.

First Assistant— W. H. Anderson; salary, 82,700.

Clerk of Supreme Court- T. H. Ward; salary,

83,000.
Controller— Edward P. Colgan; salary, 83,000.

Deputy— W. W. Douglass; salary, 82,400.
Secretary of State— L. H. Brown; salary, 83,000.

Deputy— William T. Sesnon; salary, 82,400.
Superintendent of Public Instruction — Samuel
T. Black; salary, 83,000.
Deputy— W. W. Seaman; salary, 82,400.
Superintendent of State Printing — A. J. John

St on; salary, 83,000.
Surveyor-General— M. J. Wright; sal.iry. 88,000.
Deputy— F. E. Wright; salary, 82,400.
(The Surveyor-General is ex-officio Register of the
State Land Office.)
Treasurer— Levi RackliflEe; salary, 83,000.

Deputy— F. W. Judson; salary, 82,400.
Adult Blind Home (Oakland).
Trustees— N. W. Spaulding, T. C. Coogan, N. T.

James, J. R. Glasscock and D. S. Hirshberg
Superintendent— John C. Hays
Agnews Hospital for Chronic Insane (Agnews).
Chairman Board of Directors— W. W. Montague,

San Francisco.
Secretary— T. S. Montgomery.
Agriculture, Board of.
President— Charles M. Chase, San Francisco.
Secretary— Edwin F. Smith, Sacramento.
Analyst, State— Prof essor A. B. Rising, University

of California, Berkeley.
Bank Commissioners— J. B. Fuller, term expires
February, 1898; Paris Kilburn (President),
term expires May, 1898; H. W. Magee, term
expires July, 1898.
Secretary— Charles H. Dunsmoor, 530 California.
Building and Loan Association Commission-
ers. George A. Fisher, San Francisco; William
A. Spalding, Los Angeles. Secretary, James L.
Fields, 132 Market street.
Deaf and Dumb and the Blind, Asylum foe

President Board of Trustees— AV. C. Bartlett.
Secretary— W. L. Prather.
Superintendent— W. Wilkinson.
Debris Commissioner— John F. Kidder,Gras8Valley.
Dental Examiners, Board of.
President— E. F. Tebbets, M. D., Sacramento.
Secretary— W. F. Grlswold, San Francisco.
Education, Board of— Is composed of the Gov-
ernor, Superintendent Public Instruction,
President University of California, Professor of
Pedagogy, University of California, Principals,
Normal Schools of San Jose, Los Angeles and
Chlco.
Equalization, Board of (Office, Sacramento)—
A. Chesebrough, L. C. Morehouse, President;
R. H. Beamer and George L. Arnold; E. P. Col-
gan, Controller and ex-officio.
Examiners, Board of— Composed of the Governor,
the Secretary of State and the Attorney-Gen-
eral.
Secretary— John Markley.

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Officers of State of California. CROCKER-LANGLEY DIRECTORY.

Hospitals.

Feeble Minded Childken, Home foe (Eldrldee

Sonoma County). '

Trustees— A. P. Overton, Charles P. Eells, F. W

Lougee and R. A. Poppe.
Superintendent and Secretary— A. E. Osborne, Glen
Ellen.
Fish Commissioneks— J. M. Morrison, Sacramento;
W. C. Murdoch, San Francisco, and Henry F.
Emeric. San Francisco.

e, Berkeley.

Feuit Pests, Inspector of — W. G.

Haebor Commissioners.
Eureija, Humboldt Bay— The Mayor of Eureka and

Josiah Bell.
San Diego— W. W. Stewart and D. C. Eeed. J H

Barbour, Secretary.
San Francisco (10 California street)— E. L. ol-
non, President; Dan T. Cole and F. S. Chad-
bourne. J. J. Keegan, Secretary.

Health, Board of- J. H. Davisson, Los Angeles
President; Winslow Anderson, C. W. Nutting'
C. A. Euggles, P. C. Remondlno, and W. f!
Wlard.
Secretary— J. R. Laine, Sacramento.

Horticulture, Board of— Ellwood Cooper, Santa
Barbara, President; Mark L. McDonald, Vice-
President; Fred C. Miles. Treasurer; J. L.
Mosher, 1-3 Mills Building, 5th floor. Auditor.

Insurance Commissioner— M. E. Higgins, Los
Angeles; M. M. Rhorer, Deputy. Office, 401
California street.

Labor Statistics Bureau- E. L. Fitzgerald, Com-
missioner, San Francisco; C. L. Dam, Deputy
Commissioner; Edward M. Greene, Ole C Vin-
cent, Theresa E. Nelson, Ola M. Hart, Special
Agents.

Librarian, State— Dana W. Perkins; W P
Matthews, Assistant; Genevieve Green, Dep-

Mendocino Insane Asylum, Ukiah City-Trustees •
J. H. Seawell, President, Ukiah; Charles Cun-
ningham, M. Gardner, J. Q. White and C.
O'Connor.
Medical Superintendent— E. W. King, M.D., Ukiah.

Mineralogist— J. J. Crawford, 24 Fourth street
San Francisco.

Mining BuREAU-(See Scientific and Literary So-

Napa Insane Asylum, Napa City-Trustees: Ben
Shurtlefl, M. D., President and Superintendent
of Asylum; J. C. Martin, Robert Howe, R. P
Lamdin and A. J. Hull.

Normal School at Chico, Butte County— Robert F
Pennell, Principal.

Normal School at
Pierce, Principal.

Los Angeles— Edward T.

Normal School at San Jose— C. W. Childs, Prin-

Notaries Public— (See Business Directory.)
Pharmacy, Board of- Directors: J H Flint
Marysvllle President; S. H. Melvln, .lohn
Dawson, John W. Wood, R. J. Van Voor-
hies, A. J. Finger and W. M. Searby.
Pilot Commissioners, Eureka, Humboldt Bay-
Peter Belcher, H. Kingston and Peter Carsaw.
Pilot Commissionee, San Diego— Amun Sevort.

W.

Pilot Commissionees, San Francisco, Mare Island
and Benicia-Office, 506 Battery street. Philip
Caduc, Charles Mayo, John Hackett.

PiLOTs-Office-506 Battery-Frank Boyd, Thomas
H. Barber, Stephen Castle, J. S. Dolliver, M
C. Ersklne, E. M. Freeman, George Scott
John B Jones, F. W. Jordan, N. B. Jordan
George D. Korts, J. E. McCulloch. Frank Mur-
phy, Louis Meyer, James Miller, John W. Ott
Charles W. Reed, Alexander Swanson Free-
man Trask, George E. Wallace.

Poet Warden, San Diego— C. H. Davis.

Port Wardens, San Francisco-Offlce, Clay Street
Wharf Samuel Braunhart, P. J. Harney.
H. R. Atwood and Nelson Provost.

Preston School of Industry, lone, Amador
County-Trustees: E. M. Preston, President;
Nevada City; L. M. Maddux, Modesto; Fay-
ette Mace, lone. H. R. Bernard, Secretary.
E. Carl Bank, Superintendent, lone.

Railroad Commissionees— H. M. La Rue Presi-
dent, Sacramento; James I Stanton, 'm. D
f?^ Francisco; and W. R. Clarke, Stockton
Samuel Newman, Secretary, office, room 27,
Chronicle Building.
Regictrae OF VOTERS-Willlam M. HInton, New

San- Bernardino Insane Asylum— San Bernar-
dino-Trustees: H. L. Drew, San Bernardino,
President; J. A. Gibson, San Diego; Frank A

Miller, Riverside; L. K. Fisher, San t'a Barbara ';
and George Coolev. nnlt.ntr v -nr T?f,.i,„_^„ —
Secretary.

Culture, Board op DiREOTORs-Mrs. Paris
Kllburn, San Francisco; Mrs. William Kirk
San Prancisco; J. J. Rivers, Berkeley; Mrs e"
P. Keeney, San Francisco; JeaneC. Carr Pasa-
nJi^i w;„i^- Ewer, San Francisco and Mrs.
Carrie Williams, San Diego.

State Prison Directors-R. M. Fitzgerald, James
H. WUklns, Edgar J. De Pue, Daniel E. Haves
and Jacob H. Neff.

Warden, San Quentln Prison— W. E. Hale.

Warden, Folsom Prison— Charles Aull.

Stockton Insane Asylum, Stockton-Trustees-
H. O.Southworth. President; J..D. McDougald
A. Thornton A. McDonald and Joseph Steffens.
Asa Clark, M. D., Superintendent, Major N. M
Orr, Secretary.

SuTTER-s Fort Trustees-C. E. Hollister, Court-
land; Walter W. Greer, Frank D. Ryan, Sacra-
mento; Thomas Flint, Jr., San Juan, and H S
Martin, San Francisco.

University of CALiFORNiA-Regents: Charles
W. Slack, J. B Reinstein, John E. Budd,
T. 6. Phelps, J. W. Martin, G. T. Marye
w",p-'^-T^^S*"'°'''^^' Henry S. Foote, W. T.
Wallace, I. W. Hellman, C. F. Crocker, J F
Houghton A Rodgers, A. Miller, A. S. Halli-
die, J. A. Waymire, C. Rowell. J. H. C
Bonte, Secretary.

Veterinary Medical Board— Thomas Maclay,
President, Petaluma; W. B. Rowland, Pasa-
dena; R. F. Whittlesey, Los Arigeles and H. F
Spencer, San Jose. R. A. Archibald, Secretary
Sacramento.

Whittier Home foe Juvenile Offenders,
Whittler— Trustees: Andrew Mullin, W C
Patterson and Mrs. Adlna Mitchell. John e'
Coffin, Superintendent.
YosEMiTE and Mariposa Big Tree Guardian.s—
James H. Budd, ex officio President, Sacra-
mento; John Boggs, J. H. O'Brien, E. P
Johnson, H. J. Ostrander. George B. Sperrv
Henry K. Field, Charles G. Clinch, Max Gold-
berg. John F. Sheehan, Secretary and Trea.s-
urer, San Francisco; Galen Clark, Guardian.

HOSPITALS.

Bishop Armitage Church Orphanage of Cali-
fornia. Established in 1886 for the care and train-
ing of orphan, half -orphan, destitute and abandoned
boys. Location of the orphanage, San Mateo. Office
of the Society, 530 California street, room 38, San
Francisco. Officers— Mrs. Frances C. Brewer, Presi-
dent, San Mateo; L. Wadham, Secretary and Treas-
urer, 530 California street; B. F. Le Warne, Superin-
tendent, San Mateo. Branch located at 509 Powell
street, where boys who are working are given a
home.

Boys' and Girls' Aid Society. Location— Cor-
ner Baker and Grove streets. Incorporated Septem-
bCT la, 1874. Receives, by legal commitment or other-
wise, juvenile offenders" who are in danger of
being Imprisoned (see Section 1388, Penal Code) and
provides for such until suitable homes or employ-
ment and oversight are found for them, and con-
tinues a systematic attention to their condition and
treatment; it rescues homeless, neglected or abused
children of California, maintains a free employment
bureau, day and evening schools, reading rooms and
library, and a department for Industrial training.
The Institution Is absolutely free from sectarianism
and depends upon voluntary contributions for its ex-
istence. Trustees meet at the Home on the second
Tuesday of each month. Trustees— George C. Per-
kins President; S. C. Bigelow, Vice-President;
Arthur G. Smiley, Superintendent; Charles R Allen
Secretary; D. C. Bates, Treasurer. A. A. Watkins, l!
H. Bonestell, Charles E. Green, Charles A. Murdock.
Alphonso A. Wigmore.

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Hospitals.

Califoknia Childkens' Home Society. This
Boclety Is incorporated under tlie laws of the State
of California, and is an organization for rescuing
destitute and homeless children. It seelis to place
such children in Christian homes where they can
grow up as useful and self-sustaining members of
society. It maintains no Institution, believing that
there is no efficient substitute for the family life in
the education of our race. Local boards are ap-
pointed to carry on the work systematically and
efficiently in their several localities. The society
depends upon voluntary donations for its support,
the gift of the well-to-do, also the widow's mite.
Kev. U. Gregory, D. D., Superintendent; room 1,
Mills Building, 3d floor.

California Woman's Hospital. Organized 1868:
incorporated 1873. Location— 3118 Sacramento street,
between Baljer and Lyon streets. This Hospital ad-
mits three classes of patients, viz.: First — Those
that are destitute and unable to pay anything. Sec-
ond—Those whose means are too limited to enable
them to pay for medical attendance at home. Third
—Patients desiring to place themselves under the
exclusive care of some member of the medical staff
are required to malie all preliminary arrangements
in regard to fees, etc., with the same prior to treat-
ment. N. B.— All pay patients requiring surgical
operations will be subjected to a charge sufficient
to cover the expense of ether, dressings, etc.
Terms of board— From S7.50 per weeli and upwards,
according to accommodations. Officers— F. W. Vo-
wincliel, M. D., Surgeon in charge; L. F. Garrigues, M.
D., Resident Surgeon; John Bermingham, President;

C. F. Croclier, Vice-President; Abraham Halsey,
Secretary and Treasurer. Board of Trustees— G. W.
Presoott, C. A. Laton, H. Dutard, W. F. Goad,
T. B. Bishop, M. A. PvOthchild, Isidore Burns
and I. M. McDonald. Board of Lady Managers-
Mrs. G. B. Alexander, Mrs. I. H. Hatch, Mrs. Charles

E. Bancroft, Mrs. A. N. Towne, Mrs. L. L. Baker,
Mrs. J. T. Hoyt, Mrs. F. D. Stadtmuller, Miss K. E.
Stone, Mrs. Samuel D. Mayer, Mrs. H. E. Wise, Mrs.

F. P. McLennan, Mrs. W. P. Redington, Mrs. E. B.
Stone, Mrs. Samuel Backus, Mrs. E. R. Dimond, Mrs.
A. Gallatin and Mrs. G. E. Butler; T. B. Bishop, Con-
sulting Attorney; Miss Alice A. Hall, Superinten-
dent of Nurses.

City and County Almshouse. Location— Mission
Ocean road, near Laguna Honda. (See City and
County Government.)

City and County Hospital. Location — Potrero
avenue, near Twenty-second street. (For officers,
see City and County (Government.)

Florence Crittenton Home Association for
Ekking Women and Children. Officers — Charles N.
Crittenton, President; Mrs. S. C. Russell, Matron;
A. G. Smiley, Secretary; N. E. Strong, Treasurer;
J. W. Ellsworth, Manager, 520 Kearny street.

French Hospital. This institution, which holds
a front rank in the hospitals of this city, and was
formerly located on Bryant street near Fifth, now
occupies a spacious building on an eligible site at
Point Lobos, between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
Sylvian Weill, President; Jules Wolf, Secretary,
office, 318 Post street.

German Hospital, The. Situated on the block
bounded by Noe, Castro, Ridley and Fourteeeth
streets, is built after the most improved plans of mod-
ern hospital architecture, and has accomodations for
more than 300 patients. It is owned and controlled
by the German Benevolent Society, members of
which are treated free of charge. Patients of any
nationality are admitted for care and treatment at
from $2 to S6 per day, according to accommodations.
Medical staff— Resident Physician, G. W. Leuschner,
M.D.; AsslstantPhysiclans,C.L Heller, M. D., N. W.
Meierdierks, M. D., H. J. Schlageter, M. D.; Visiting
Physicians, J. F. Morse, M. D., H. Kreutzmann, M.D.,

G. Dresel, M.D.; R. Baum, M. D.; Consulting Physi-
cians, C. von Hoffmann, M. D., Wm. A. Martin, M. D.,

D. W. Montgomery, M. D., L. Newmark, M. D., M.
Regensburger, M. D., Paolo De Vecchl, M. D., A.
Wilhelm, M. D.

Hebrew Home for Aged Disabled. Location —
507 Lombard street. Samuel Polack, President ;
Mrs. M. Kaskell, Secretary; B. Jacobson, Superin-
tendent.

Home for Aged and Infirm Females. Estab-
lished February, 1871; incorporated January, 1894.
Location— Rincon place, ad.1oining St. Mary's Hos-
pital. A permanent and well-appointed building is
soon to be erected on Bray avenue, Fruitvale, Ala-
meda county. This institution, called "Our Lady's
Home" IS conducted by the Sisters of Mercy. Num-
ber of Inmates, 130, of whom about fiO are utterly

destitute, and the withdrawal of the State aid in
January, 1895, has left them entirely dependent on
charity.

St. Mark's Hospital and Home for the Care
OF the Inebriate. A hospital for the treatment
of inebriety, drug-habits, and nervous diseases re-
sulting therefrom. Organized May 2i, 1859; incor-
porated 1863. Designated by the Legislature (1876)
as a place of temporary detention for persons
charged with insanity. The property now occupied
by the Institution, northeast corner of Stockton
and Chestnut streets, was purchased in 1862 at an
expense of S7,500, and enlarged in 1877 at a further
expense of S7,000; again improved in 1885 at an outlay
of S5,000, and again In 1893 at an expense of $7,000.
It is now a very comfortable house. Samuel O. L.
Potter, M. D., M. B. C. P. Lond, Superintendent and
Resident Physician. Trustees — H. T. Burns, Presi-
dent; Wm. Martin, Secretary; E. D. Sawyer, J. T.
K. Cooper, W. G. Badger, John Densmore, John
Butterworth.

Hospital for Children and Training School
FOR Nurses. Location— 3700 California street, corner
of Maple, and is reached by the Geary, Powell,
Sutter and California street cable cars to Central
avenue; thence by transfer to the Park line of
steam cars, which pass the door, and also Sacra-
mento street cars. The dispensary is located at 1109
Mission street. General clinics are held daily from
9 to 10 A. M., from 3 to 4 p. m., and from 7 to 8 p. m.
Tuesday and Friday afternoons diseases of the eye,
ear, throat and nose are treated. Officers— Mrs. W.
B. Harrington, President; Mrs. Wm. Hardy and Mrs.
W. R. A. Johnson, Vice-Presidents; Mrs. L. L. Dun-
bar, Recording Secretary; Mrs. F. A. Frank, Corre-
sponding Secretary; Mrs. F. H. Green, Treasurer.
Board of Trustees— H. L. Dodge, John F. Merrill, W.
F. Whittier, John Taylor, W. J. Dutton. Attending
Physicians— Lucy M. F. Wanzer, M. D., Emma Sutro
Merritt, M. D., Edna R. Field, M. D., Beverly Mac-
Monagle, M. D., Charles von Hoffmann. M. D., Wm.
B. Lewitt, M. D. Oculist and Aurist, Wm. E. Hop-
kins, M. D.; Orthopedic Surgeon, Harry M. Sherman,
M. D.; Superintendent of Nurses, Miss Eva Penne-
will; Matron, Mrs. A. E. Kindelberger.

Kings Daughters' Home for Incurables.
Organized 1890; established 1891. Location— 217 Fran-
cisco street. A home for patients pronounced incur-
able. Mrs. J. G. Clark, President; Mrs. E. M. Cofer;
Vice-President; Mrs Richard Brown, Recording
Secretary; Mrs. J. B. Lowe, Financial Secretary,
Mrs. Fred Diserens, Treasurer; Mrs. B. Lemmer,
Matron. Directors— Mrs. J. G. Clark, Mrs. E. M.
Gofer, Mrs. J. B. Low, Mrs. Richard Brown, Mrs.
Fred Diserens. Trustees— L. R. Ellert, Dr. C. J.
Paton, Frank Greenwood.

San Francisco Ladies' Protection and Relief
Society. Established August 4, 1853; incorporated
August 9, 1854. Location— Franklin street, between
Post and Geary. This Society has under its sup-
ervision a home where friendless or destitute
girls, under the age of fourteen and over three
years, and boys under ten and over three years,
also orphans and half orphans, may be received
and provided for until permanent homes in Christian
families can be secured for them. Applications for
admission should be made at the home, between
the hours of 1 and 3 p. m., on Monday and Fri-
day of each week. Donations of money, etc., may be
sent to 1300 Taylor street. Officers — Mrs. George
Barstow, President; Miss Alice Brown, Recording
Secretary; Mrs. P. B. Cornwall, Corresponding
Secretary; Miss A. W. Beaver, Treasurer; Miss
Mary McGladery, Matron.

Lane Hospital. Location— S. E. cor. Clay and
Webster streets. It is a substantially built brick
building occupying somewhat more than one fifty
vara of land. The appointments of this hospital in
its ventilation, aseptic furniture and appliances are
all modern, and in accordance with the advanced
teachings of sanitary science. It is equipped with
one hundred beds for the reception of patients. The
rate of hospital charges ranges from 82.50 per day in
the wards to $3.00 or $4.00 per day in rooms of one,
two or three beds, and from S5.00 to $10.00 per day in
single rooms with private bathroom and superior
furnishing. It is conducted by a Board of Managers
consisting of Dr. L. C.Lane, President; Mrs. L.,c.
Lane; Dr. C. N. Ellinwood, Secretary; Dr. R. H.
Plummer, Treasurer; Dr. Emmet Rixford.

Lick Old Ladies' Home. Location— University
street, between Fulton and Wayland, on University
Mound tract. Attorney for Home, G. W. Haight,
220 Sansome street.

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Little Sistees' Infant Shelter. Incorporated
March 10, 1874. Location— 512 Minna street. This
society was organized for the purpose of taking care
of the young children of working women during the
day, week or month, thus enabling mothers to go
out to work. The rooms of the Shelter are pleasant
and spacious, ntted up with everything necessary for
the nursery and care of the children. Any mother,
regardless of nationality or religion, may leave her
child or children at the Shelter, where they will
receive motherly care, three good meals, and, if
necessary, an outfit of clothes, for the small sum
of five cents per day. Officers — Mrs. Henry E.
Fisher, President; Mrs. T. G. Taylor, Vice-Presi-
dent; Mrs. Harry Heywood, Treasurer; Mrs. G. F.
Richardson, Recording Secretary; Mrs. W. D. Fennl-
more. Corresponding Secretary; Miss Josie Kently,
Kindergarten Teacher; Mrs. Mary Fell, Matron; Dr.
T. B. DeWltt, Attending Physician. Directors— Mrs.
H. N. Tllden, Mrs. E. L. Sargent, Mrs. J. A. Sampson
and Mrs. Will E. Fisher.

Magdalen Asylum. Location— Potrero avenue,
near Twenty-first street. There are many penitents,
including refractory girls committed by the courts
Into their custody and care, in this Institution, which
is governed and controlled by the Sisters of Mercy.
The Asylum is large and commodious, and the man-
agement of it has always escaped adverse criticism.

Makia Kip Orphanage— Established in San
Francisco August 8, 1889. Incorporated May 6, 1890.
Location, 638 Folsom street. Object— To take under
its care and charge orphans, half-orphans, destitute
and friendless children, and provide them with a
home, sustenance and education during the period of
their dependence, and to receive by gift, devise and
purchase, and hold both real and personal property
for the purposes of the corporation. Well situated
for its benevolent purposes in a substantial, hand-
some and commodious building in the midst of
spacious and attractive grounds. This Institution,
governed by a board of lady managers, bears in
every respect a most excellent name and reputa-
tion. OlBcers, Miss Carrie G win, President; Mrs. W.
S. Wood, Vice-President; Mrs. Thomas P. Wood-
ward, Secretary, and Sister Anna. The Orphanage:
Miss Mary Heath, Corresponding Secretary; Mrs.
Sidney Worth, Treasurer. Trustees— Wm. F. Nichols,
D. D., President; Thomas P. Woodward, Vice-Presi-
dent; E. H. Rlxford, Secretary; Wm. H. Crocker,
Treasurer; Jacob C. Johnson.

Mater Misebioordi^b. Location— 23 Rincon
place. This house of protection and refuge for
young women of unblemished reputation — and none
others— is under the charge of the Sisters of Mercy.

Mt. St. Joseph's Infant Orphan Astlum. For
small boys and girls. Conducted by the Sisters of
Charity of St. Vincent de Paul. Organized July 2,
1861. Is pleasantly located on Silver avenue. It is a
large wooden edifice, having all the modern im-
provements, and will accommodate about 400 child-
ren.

Old People's Home of San Francisco. Ob-
ject—To afford an opportunity to found and support,
according to its by-laws and rules, a Home for the
care of such aged persons as may be fit subjects for
kindly aid; to administer, and defray the expenses
of the funeral rites of life inmates dying at the
Home; and, furthermore, to increase, as far as prac-
ticable, the membership, funds and income for
charitable and beneficial purposes. Location— Cor-
ner Pierce and Pine streets. Officers— Mrs. Charles
Nelson, Honorary President; Mrs A. M. Easton,
President; Mrs. D. E. Friele, First Vice-President;
Mrs. Isaac Hecht, Second Vice-President; Mrs. J. L.
Martel, Third Vice-President; Mrs. William H. Dick,
Treasurer; Mrs. E. C. Wright, Secretary; Mrs. C. T.
Deane, Corresponding Secretary. Business meetings
of the Society are held on the first Wednesday of
each month at 10:30 A. M. Board of Managers— Mrs.
A. M. Easton, President; Mrs. E. C. Wright, Secre-
tary; Mrs. C. T. Dean, Corresponding Secretary; Mrs.
William H. Dick, Treasurer. Board of Trustees-
William H. Crocker, President; Charles F. Hanlon,
First Vice-President and Attorney; C. V. S. Gibbs,
Second Vice-President; Crocker- Woolworth National
Bank, Treasurer; Mrs. Edward C. Wright, Secre-
tary; Joseph Knowland, A. W. Scott, S. B. Peter-
son, W. E. Brown, E. B. Mastick, David Hewes,
Henry T. Scott, C. E. Greene. Rev. Charles McKel-
vey. Superintendent and Chaplain; Mrs. Charles Mc-
Kelvey, Matron; A. P. Woodward, M. D., Physician.

Orphan Asylum (Roman Catholic). Organized in
March, 18.51. The first institution of the kind in the
history of California. Location— Bay View, South

San Francisco, where, in 1872, a commodious build-
ing was erected in the midst of a tract of ground
containing more than 50 acres, and commanding,
from the summit of a hill, a beautiful view. Under
the charge of the Sisters of Charity, capable of
receiving and caring for nearly 1,000 children, and
always well managed, the Insiitutlon attracts and
deserves attention from those who have to place
orphans In temporal, moral and physical custody of
the most select class and kind.

Our Lady's Home— For Aged and Infirm Fe-
males, conducted by the Sisters of Mercy. Estab-
lished February, 1871. Incorporated January, 1894.
Number of inmates, 125. A permanent building Is
about being erected in Fruitvale, Alameda County.
Present location, Rincon Place, adjoining St. Mary's
Hospital.

Pacific Hebrew Orphan Asylum and Home
Society'. Incorporated July 26, 1871. Location of
Asylum— East side of Devisadero street, between
Hayes and Grove. Formed for the care, relief, pro-
tection and Improvement of orphan children, and for
the care of aged Israelites who are without adequate
means of support. Officers— S. W. Levy, President;
H. L. Simon, Vice-President; Lewis Gerstle, Treas-
urer; Leo Eloesser, Secretary; David Michael, Col-
lector. The Home for Aged Israelites (a branch of
the Society) is located at the corner of Silver avenue
and Mission street. Henry Mauser, Superintendent;
Mrs. Henry Mauser, Matron. Secretary's office, 105
Stockton street, room 21-24.

Protestant Episcopal Old Ladies' Home, The.
Organized January, 1869; Incorporated January 35.
1870. Location— Golden Gate avenue, between Lott
street and Masonic avenue. Governed by a Ladles'
Board of Managers. This charitable institution was
established for the permanent care and maintenance
of poor, aged or infirm women who are members
of the Episcopal Church. Annual membership,
$5; life membership, 8100; admission as a permanent
inmate, $500. Board of Managers— Mrs. R. B. San-
chez, President; Mrs. C. E. Glbbs, Vice-President;
Mrs. Thorp, Secretary; Miss M. J. Jones, Treasurer.

Quarantine Hospital. Location — Angel Island.
Dr. Peckham, Physician.

Receiving Hospital. Location— New City Hall.
In charge of Police Surgeons. (See Board of
Health.)

San Francisco Girls' Union. Meets every third
Wednesday at the Home, 929 Pine street. Object-
To give a home to self-sustaining girls and women at
reasonable rates. Officers— Mrs. Sweasey, President;
Mrs. I. S. Belcher, Vice-President; Madame Tojetti,
Secretary; Mrs. R. R. Haskell, Treasurer.

San Francisco Nursery for Homeless Chil-
dren—Incorporated. Mrs. William Hollls, Presi-
dent; Mrs. S.B. McLenlgan, Treasurer; Mrs. Walter
W. Haskel, Secretary. A home for little ones under
twelve years. Location, 570 Harrison street.

San FranciscO' Protestant Orphan Asylum
Society. Formed February 10, 1851, for the care, re-
lief, protection and improvement of orphan children;
possesses an enviable record for continuous excellent
management and almost measureless usefulness to
society during nearly half a century. The Board of
Management has always consisted mainly of ladies;
the methods of it have been nearly faultless; the re-
sults, an unblemished record of prudent and effect-
ive charity. It is supported partly by State appro-
priations and partly by contributions and legacies.
It was incorporated January 31, 1852. Location—
Halght street, between Laguna and Buchanan. Offi-
cers—Mrs. William Alvord, President; Mrs. James
R. Garniss, First Vice-President; Mrs. C. O. Ger-
berdlng. Second Vice-President; Mrs. Henry Haight,
Treasurer; Mrs. Frederick MacCrellish, Secretary;
Miss Ella L. Adams, Assistant Secretary; John
Nightingale, M. D., Physician. Trustees— Samuel C.
Bigelow, William B. Hooper, Charles R. Bishop, John
D. Tallant, Albert Miller.

St. Francis Girls' Directory' Orphan Asylum.
Location — Buena Vista and Central avenues. Organ-
ized December 25, 1887; incorporated January 29, 1894.
Object— The care, maintenance and education of or-
phans, half-orphans and abandoned children of all
denominations and nationalities. Administration— In
charge of the Sisters of St. Francis. John M. Will-
iamson, M. D., Physician in charge.

St. Luke's Hospital— Established in 1871. Loca-
tion— East side Valencia street, between Twenty-
seventh and Twenty-eighth streets. A private, gen-
eral hospital organized and controlled by representa-
tives of the Episcopal Church; but no distinction la

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made between the various nationalities, creeds or
■opinions, Its doors being open to all. There are no
free beds. Nurses are graduated and given badges.
The hospital is easily accessible, and, yet Is secluded
from noise and confusion, and Is surrounded by am-
ple and well-kept grounds. Directors— C. V. S.
■Glbbs, Geo. H. Mendell, Rev. W. F. Nichols, D. D., J.
V. D. Mlddleton, M. D., G. H. Powers, M. D., F. W.
Van Beynegom, William Doxey. C. V. S. Gibbs,
President; William Doxey, Secretary; Kirkham
Wright, Treasurer; K. B. Davy, Resident Physician.

St. Mart's Hospital. Location— Corner Bryant
and First streets. This excellent and commodious
liospital, with all modern Improvements and accom-
modations. Is conducted by the Sisters of Mercy, but
is not exclusive. Patients are admitted without
question as to their religion. The medical and sur-
gical staff Is a complete one, the nurses trained and
*he management unexceptionable. Patients may be
attended by any physician they desire.

St. Zita's Home. Location— Buena Vista avenue,
near Central avenue. This home is a charitable
Institution where poor girls of all denominations can
find shelter until work can be obtained for them.
It Is in charge of the Sisters of St. Francis.

Twenty-sixth Street Hospital. (See City
and County Government.)

Veterans' Home Association. Headquarters,
.320 Sansome street, room 13. Objects— The founding of
a home for the relief and support of worthy officers,
soldiers, marines and sailors who honorably served
In the army or navy of the United States during the
war with Mexico, or of the Rebellion, or in any other
war, and who are in indigent circumstances, and by
reason of age, Infirmity, or wounds received in ser-
vice, are incapable of self-support; and for that pur-
pose to receive contributions, and to take and hold
Teal and personal property by grant, devise or be-
quest, and to erect suitable buildings for the use
and occupation of the beneficiaries of the Associa-
tion. Location of Veterans' Home— Napa County,

•California (Railroad station, Tountvllle). ■

■Commandant; W. F. McAllister, M. D., Medical Di-
rector. Directors— W. C. Burnett, President; G. W.
Arbuckle, Vice-President; J. C. Currier, Treasurer;
-J. D. Barnett, Charles H. BUnn, S. J. Loop, C. A.
Fuller, J. H. Garrett, W. J. Ruddick, G. W. Strohl.
John Jay Scoville, Secretary.

Youths' Directory. Office— 2030 Howard street.
This Institution, established November 1, 1874, under
the patronage of Archbishop Alemany, comprises a
Free Intelligence Bureau and a Temporary Home
for friendless boys in search of employment. It is
maintained by voluntary contributions from the
public. Destitute lads In quest of work are admitted
free to the benefits of its refectory, dormitory, lava-
tory, and reading room, until places are procured for
them In town or country, without charge to either
employers or employees. No discrimination between
applicants on account of religious belief. Directors-
Most Rev. P. W. Rlordan, James R. Kelly, Matthew
I. Sullivan, A. H. Loughborough, Dr. J. F. Gibbon,
T. P. Rlordan, Thomas R. Bannerman, Rev. D. O.
Crowley, Dr. Jos. Oliver. Officers— Most Rev.' P. W.
Rlordan, President; James R. Kelly, Treasurer;
Rev. D. O. Crowley, Secretary; Dr. Thomas L.
Mahoney, Physician; Matthew I. Sullivan, Attorney;
J. F. Kane, Superintendent; E. J. Hannon, Assistant
Superintendent.

LABOR AND TRADES UNIONS.

Labor Council of Federated Trades. Meets
■every Friday evening at 1159 Mission street.

Amal&amated Carpenters' Union. Meets every
■other Thursday evening at the Temple, Turk street.

Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and
Joiners. Meets the second and fourth Thursdays
of each month at 317 Mason street.

Amalgamated Society of Engineers. Meets
the first Saturday of each month at Drew's Hall.

American Protective Association of Letter
Carriers. Meets the first and third Thursdays of
•each month at 927 Mission street.

American Railway Union. Meets every Wed-
nesday evening at 1159 Mission street.

Bakers' Union No. 51. Meets every Saturday
afternoon at Irish- American Hall.

Bar and Caterers' Union. Meets the first and
third Thursdays of each month at 317 Stockton street.

Barbers' Union. Meets every Tuesday evening of
each month at Foresters' Building, 102 O'Farrell
street.

Beer Drivers' Union. Meets the second and
fourth Fridays of each month at B. B. Hall.

Boilermakers' Union. Meets every Tuesday
evening of each month at Cambrian Hall.

Bottlers' Protective Association. Meets at
852 Howard street.

Brewery Workmens' Union. Meets every Sat-
urday evening at 1159 Mission street.

Brick-Handlers' Protective and Benevolent
Union of California. Meets the first and third
Saturdays of each month at 121 New Montgomery
street.

Bricklayers' Union. Meets the first and third
Wednesdays of each month at B. B. Hall.

Carpenters' Union No. 22. Meets every Friday
evening at Odd Fellows' Hall.

Carpenters' Union No. 804. Meets every Mon-
day evening at 1159 Mission street.

Carpenters' Union No. 483. Meets every Mon-
day evening at corner of Sixth and Mission streets.

Cigarmakers' Union. Meets the first and third
Tuesdays of each month at 368 Jessie street.

Cigar-Packers' Union. Meets the first and third
Tuesdays of each month at 539 California street.

Confectioners' U.nion. Meets the first and
third Wednesdays of each month at 939 Howard
street.

Contracting Plasterers' Association The. 16
Post street. C. C. Morehouse, President; William
Wilts, Secretary.

Coopers' Union. Meets second and fourth Thurs-
days of each month at 1159 Mission street.

Draymen and Teamsters' Union of San Fran-
cisco. Organized August 16, 1876; present mem-
bership, 90. Meets every second and last Saturday
in the month at B. B. Hall, 121 Eddy street. J. B.
Nlderost, Secretary.
Electrical Workers' Union. Meets first and

third Wednesdays of each month at

Furniture Workers' Union. Meets every Tues-
day evening at 1159 Mission street.

German Bakers' Union No. 21. Meets the sec-
ond and fourth Tuesday afternoons of each month, at
3 o'clock, at the Temple, Turk street.

Glassblowers' Union No. 3. Meets the second
and fourth Wednesdays of each month at 927 Mission
street.

Granite Cutters' Union. Meets the second and
fourth Wednesday evenings of each month at 1159
Mission street.

Harnessmakees' Union. Meets the first and
third Thursdays of each month at 1159 Mission street.
Horseshoers' Union. Meets every Tuesday even-
ing at 1159 Mission street.

Independent Longshoremen's Union. Meets
the second and fourth Thursdays of each month at
Drew's Hall.

Ironmolders' Union. Meets every Monday even-
ing at 1159 Mission street.

Journeymen Barbers' Union. Meets every
Tuesday evening at 1153 Mission street.

Journeymen Butchers' Union. Meets every
Thursday evening at 909"^ Market street.

Journeymen Plumbers' and Gas and Steam
Fitters' Association (Local No. 69). Meets first
and third Wednesdays of each month at Alcazar
Building.

Journeymen Shipwrights' Union. Meets the

fourth Thursday of each month at 927 Mission street.

Laborers' and Hodcareiees' Union. Meets the

second Wednesday of each month at Irish- American

Hall.

Lumber Surveyors' Association. Meets the
first Monday of each month at 9 Mission street.

Machinists' Union. Meets the first and third
Wednesdays of each month at 32 O'Farrell street.

Marine Engineers' Union. Meets every Tues-
day evening at Alcazar Building.

Marine Firemen's Union. Meets the second
and fourth Tuesdays of each month at Irish- American
Hall.

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Metal Roofees' Uxiox. Meets the first and
third AVednesdays of the month at 927 Mission street.
Musicians' Uxiox. Meets second Thursday
afternoon of each month at 39 Fourth street.

Painters' Pkogeessive Union Xo. 1 of Cali-
fornia. Meets Monday night of each month at 35
Eddy street.

Painters' Protective League. Meets everv
Wednesday evening at 412 Fifth street.

Painters' Union Xo. UO. Meeets everv Thurs-
day evening at the Temple, Turk street.

Paperhangers' Union. Meets everv Tuesday
evening at the Temple, Turli street.

Patternmakers' Union. Meets first and third
Wednesdays of each month at Alcazar Building.

Plasterers' Union. Meets every Monday even-
ing at 927 Mission street.

Plumbers' Union. Meets first and third Wednes-
days of each month at Alcazar Building.

Printing Pressmens' Union. San Francisco.
Organized March 14, 1SS6. Jleets first and third
Wednesdays of each month at 62(3 Bush street. The
object of the Union is to maintain a standard rate of
wages, pay siclc and death benefits, and to encour-
age sociability among its members. Officers— Presi-
dent. C. H. Long: Vice-President. A. .1. Villiere; Re-
cording Secretary. F. O'Xeill; Financial Secretary.
I-. E. Caler; Treasurer. William Griswold. E.xecu-
tive Committee— S. P. Kane. Chairman; G. Maloney.
E. W. Browne, C. Young, A. W. Stern.

Rattan Workers' Union. Meets first Wednes-
day of each month at Drew's Hall.

Rebel Cork Association. Meets third Thurs-
day of each month at 927 Mission street.

Riggers" and Stevedores' Union. Meets
every Monday evening at SOS Montgomery street.

Railroad Brakemen'.s Union. Meets second
and fourth Saturdays of each month at 33 Eddy
street.

Railroad Conductors" Union. Meets first and
third Saturdays of each month at 33 Eddy street.

Railroad Telegrapaees' Union. Meets first
Sunday of each month at .3.5 Eddy street.

Sailmakers" Union. Meets first Thursday of
each month at 35 Eddy street.

Sailors" Union. Meets everv Mondav evening
at East and Mission streets.

S. F. Xewspapek Carriers' Union. Meets
second and fourth Thursdays of each month. 1 p v
at 102 0"Farrell.

S. F. Typographical Union No. 21. J. J.
Galvin, President: W. B. Benoist, Secretary.
Office, 606 Montgomery street, room 16. Meets the
last Sunday in each month at 32 O'Farrell street.

Scavengers' Protective Union. Meets at 423
Broadway.

Ship and Steamboat Joiners' Union. Meets
every Friday evening at 14 Folsom street.

Ship Caulkers' Association. Meets third Tues-
day of each month at Drew's Hall.

Shipjoiners' Union. Meets third Wednesday of
each month at Drew's Hall.

Shipwrights' Union. Meets fourth Thursday of
each month at 737 Mission street.

Stevedores' Benevolent Union. Meets everv
Tuesday evening at Drew's Hall.

Stevedores' Union. Meets second and fourth
Mondays of each month at Drew's Hall.

Stevedores" Engineees' Protective Associ\-
TioN. Meets every first and third Friday of each
month at St. George's Hall.

Stonecutters' Union. Meets the second and

fourth Mondays of each month at 1159 Mission street.

Tailors' Union. Meets the second and fourth

Mondays of each month at Arcadia Hall, 421 Post

street.

Tanners' and Cureiees' Union. Meets the
first and last Wednesdays of each month at Mangel's
Hall, Twenty-fourth and Folsom streets.

Theatrical Employees' Union. Meets the first
and third Wednesdays of each month, at 2-30 p M
al Alcazar Building. ' "

Typographia Union No. 22. Meets the last
Sunday of each month, at 2 p. m., at 539 California
street.

Meets every

United Brotherhood of Labor, ^.^i
Thursday evening at Irish-American Hall.

Upholsterers' Union. Meets every Thursday
evenmg at Music Hall, 9'27 Mission street.

Wharfbuildees' Union. Meets the third Satur-
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LIBRARIES.

California Historical Society. Incorporated
April 19, 18.-)2, and maintained by private subscription
from leading public-spirited citizens, who comprise
the association, which has for its object the collect-
ion and preservation of historical works, and to dis-
seminate information relating thereto. Meetings
are held on the second Tuesday of each month.
Rooins. bl9 Market street. Hon. James V. Coffey
President; A. S. Hubbard, Secretary and Librarian.
Free Public Library, The. Situated in the
northeast wing of the New City Hall: entrance,
Hyde and McAllister streets. Branches— Xo 1 1131a
Valencia street: No. 2, 1126 Kentuckv street; No 3
1801 Stwkton street; No. 4, 813 Point'Lobos avenue.
The Library contains 75,000 volumes. 10.000 of whicli
are set apart for the reference room. It is open
daily from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. The newspaper depart-
ment, on the Park avenue side of the building, has-
on file some 2.50 representative newspapers from all
parts of the State and United States. (For officers
see City and County Government.)

Knights of Pythia.s' Library Association.
Meets the second Saturday of each month at 909 Mar-
ket street. The Library contains over 5,000 volumes
m the various departments of literature. C.W.Nevin
President; K. Winter, Vice-President; Isaac Steind-
ler. Treasurer; D. Allison, Secretary and Librarian.
Library or Mechanics' Institute. (See
Mechanics' Institute.)

Mariners' Free Reading Room. Southeast cor-
ner Sacramento and Drumm streets. In connection
with J;he Mariners' Church and kept up by the
church. Is sustained by voluntary contributions.
Most of the reading matter is contributed for the
benefit of the rooms. Many thousands of seaman
and others visit the rooms during the year. Open
daily from 9 a. m. to 9 p. M. Henry F. Eden, Super-
intendent.

Mercantile Library Association. Library con-
tains 70,000 volumes. Officers— Thomas Magee, Presi-
dent; Samuel C. Bigelow, Vice-President; J. J
O'Brien, Treasurer; Charles J. King, Recording
Secretary; Recording Secretary; William Doxey,
Corresponding Secretary; H. R. Coleman, Librarian.
Trustees— Sheldon G. Kellogg, T. R. Bannerman, J.
B. Reinstein, T. P. Woodward, Julius Kahn, George
H. Cabaniss, Col. T. H. Craig, Mrs. Edward May,
Miss S. D. Hamlin. Location— Corner Golden Gate
and Van Ness avenues.

Odd Fellows' Library Association. Rooms,
Odd Fellows' building. M. T. Moses, President;
W. Thackeray, Secretary; E. Maginnis, Treasurer;
--Andrew J. Cleary, Librarian. The library contains
over forty thousand volumes in the various depart-
ments of literature, including one of the most exten-
sive collections of works on the early history of the
Pacific Coast. It also contains a very complete and
valuable cabinet of minerals.

San Francisco Law Library Association.
Organized in 1865. Rooms, New City Hall. Contains
•35,000 volumes. John T. Doyle, President ; J. H.
Deering, Librarian.

LITERARY, SCIENTIFIC, ETC.

Astronomical Society of the Pacific. 819
Market street. F. R. Ziel. Secretary and Treasurer,
410 California street.

B.vR Association or San Francisco. Organized
April 20, 1872. Number of members, about 200. Ob-
jects—To maintain the honor and dignity of the pro-
fession of the law, to increase its usefulness in pro-
moting the due administration of justice, to cul-
tivate social intercourse among its members, and to-
procure and maintain a library for their use. Rooms
530 California street. Officers— Robert T. Hayne
President; W. H. Fifield, Senior Vice-President; A
C. Freeman. Junior Vice-President; E. B. Holladay,
Recording Secretary; Warren Gregory, Correspond-
ing Secretary; John M. Burnett, Treasurer.

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Califoknia Academy of Sciences. Organized
April 4, 1853. Location — Academy of Sciences Build-
ing, 819 Market street. Officers— David Starr Jor-
dan, President; William E. Rltter, First Vice-Presi-
dent; H. H. Behr, Second Vice-President; J. O'B.
Gunn, Corresponding Secretary; Gulian P. Rlxford,
Recording Secretary; L. H.Foote, Treasurer; Charles
R. Keeler, Librarian; J. Z. Davis, Director of
Museum. Trustees — "W. C. Burnett, Charles F.
Crocker, W. S. Keyes, E. J. Molera, George C. Per-
kins, W. S. Chapman, Granville W. Stewart. The
regular meetings of the Academy are held on the
tlrst and third Monday evenings of the month.
Museum open from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. dally, except
Sundays and holidays. Free to the public.

Califoknia Electrical Society. Meets the
first and third Monday evenings of each month at
408 California street Officers— George P. Low, Pres-
ident; C. O. Poole, Vice-President; Max Casparl, Sec-
retary; H. T. Bestor, Treasurer.

Califoknia Entomological Society. Meetings
are held quarterly at the rooms of the State Board of
Horticulture, rooms 1, 2 and 3. Mills Building, 8th
floor. Objects of the Society are for the discussion
and study of practical entomology. Maintained by
membership dues, paid annually; issues a very inter-
esting report In October of each year. Officers—
Ellwood Cooper, President; B. M. Lelong, Secretary;
Charles C. Reidy, Treasurer.

Califoknia Historical Society. (See Libra r-

California Institute of Public Accountants.
Incorporated May 7, 1893. Purposes of the Asso-
ciation—The elevation of the profession of public
accountants and the establishment in one body
of those who are practicing as such in the
State of California; the dissemination of pro-
fessional knowledge and the Inculcation of sound
practice in accounting and auditing; to Increase
the confidence of the banking, mercantile and
general community in the employment of recog-
nized accountants and auditors by admitting
to the Institute such persons only as shall pass
satisfactory examinations in the theory and prac-
tice of the work, and by the prevention of Illegal
and dishonorable practices ; to afford means of refer-
ence for the amicable settlement of professional dif-
ferences and to decide upon questions of professional
usage and etiquette; to promote good feeling and
friendly intercourse among the members; to watch
over and promote the interests of the profession
generally; it is also one of the purposes of the Insti-
tute to furnish experienced public accountants
specially qualified for each particular branch of
business. J. E. Farnum, President; T. E. Atkinson,
Secretary, 419 California street, room 2.

California Pharmaceutical Society. Incor-
porated December 10, 1871.— Created by the Cali-
fornia College of Pharmacy (which, see) August 7.
1872. Location— 113 Fulton street, where lectures are
given for a term of six months, between April and
October. Objects— The practical Interests of the
pharmacists, the elevation of their professional
standing, and their organization as a body for such
purposes. Officers— S. Oberdeener, M. D., Santa
Clara, President; G. E. Bacon, First Vice-President;
E. A. Bagot. Second Vice-President; George J. Har-
vey, Secretary; C. A. Bayly, Treasurer; W. T.
Wenzell, Curator and Librarian; W. M. Searbv.
Editor.

California Pee.ss Club Hugo A. Bilay, Presi-
dent; Blythe H. Henderson, Secretary; membership
limited; initiation fee, S20; .516 California.

California State Dental Association. Irvin
W. Hayes, Jr., Grass Valley, President; W. Z. King,
Recording Secretary, 1001 Valencia street; W. C.
Reith, Corresponding Secretary. Next meeting will
be held June 9, 1896, at Santa Cruz.

California School of Mechanical Arts, The.
Incorporated 1885. The school was founded by James
Lick, and endowed with .S540,000, its object being
" to educate males and females in the practical arts of
life, such as workers In wood. Iron and stone, or any
of the metals, and in whatever Industry Intelligent,
mechanical skill now is or can hereafter be applied."
It is open to any boy or girl who has completed all
but one of the grammar grades, or an equivalent.
It is free of charge for tuition. The academic build-
mgs and shops occupy the block bounded by Six-
teenth (or Center), El Dorado, Utah and Nebraska
streets, about one mile south of the New City Hall,
and one block east of Potrero avenue, accessible by
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teenth street cars. Officers— Horace Davis, Presi-
dent; A. S. Hallidie, Vice-President; Jas. S. Bunnell
Secretary. Horace Davis, A. S. Hallidie, John O.
Earl, Horatio Stebbins. D.D., and James Spiers
Trustees. Geo. A. Merrill, Principal.

California State Homeopathic Medic \l So-
ciety. Incorporated December 22, 1877. Annual
meeting second Wednesday In May, continuing three
days; held at various places throughout the State,
as members may elect. Object— The advancement of
the science of medicine and surgery. Officers— C B
Currier, M. D., President, San Francisco; H M
Bishop, M.D.. First Vice-President, Los Angeles;
Florence N. Ward. M. D., Second Vice-President,
San Franelsco; Eleanor F. Martin, M. D., Secretary
Palace Hotel, San Francisco; C. L. Tisdale, M. D ,
Treasurer, Alameda.

California State Horticultural Society".
Organized 1879. Object— The promotion of the
science and practice of horticulture. Meetings the
last Friday of each month at Assembly Hall, Mills
Building, San Francisco. Officers— B. M. Lelong,
President; Rev. W. C. Fltzsimmons, Treasurer; E.
J. Wickson, Secretary, No. 12 Front street.

California State Mining Bureau. Location-
Pioneer building, 24 Fourth street. Organized un-
der Act of Legislature approved April 16, 1860. The
museum contains many rare and Interesting min-
erals and curios. The library connected with the
museum Is on the third fioor. Open daily free to
the public from 10 a. m. to 5 p. m., except Sundays
and holidays. Trustees meet on 5th of every month,
except when the date falls on a Sunday, when they
meet on following Monday. Trustees— J. Z. Davis,
President; W. S. Keyes, Vice-President; Thos. B.
Bishop. W. S. Lyle, J. E. Doollttle, J. J. Crawford,
State Mineralogist; Henry E. Durden, General Cus-
todian and Secretary of the Board of Trustees; R. L.
Ogden, Librarian.

Chautauqua Assembly. The Chautauqua Liter-
ary and Scientific Circle of the Pacific Coast held Its
fifth annual meeting at Pacific Grove and elected
the following officers: President, Rev. Eli Mc-
CUsh, D. D., Napa City; Superintendent of Instruc-
tion at the Pacific Grove and Shasta Assemblies,
Rev. Thomas Filben D. D., San Francisco; Sec-
retary, Mrs. E. M. Dawson, San Jose. The different
assemblies on the Pacific Coast will be held in July
of this year, and will be held in succession to allow
as far as possible the use of the same talent in rota-
tion at them all.

Coast and Geodetic Survey (Western Coast
Division). Office, rooms .33 and 39. U. S. Appraisers'
Building. Augustus F. Rodgers, Edmund F. Dlcklns
and Fremont Morse, Assistants, San Francisco; J. J.
Gilbert, Assistant, Olympla, Wash. ; Ferdinand West-
dahl. Draughtsman; Frank W. Edmonds, Clerk,
San Francisco; Vicente Denis, Messenger.

Geographical Society^ of California. Incor-
porated December 11, 1891. Location — Academy of
Sciences building. Object— The accumulation of geo-
graphical knowledge, and the dissemmation of it for
the benefit of commerce, navigation and society gen-
erally. San Francisco being a great commercial
port, resorted to by vessels cruising the entire
Pacific Ocean and exploring constantly new and
vaguely known Islands and coasts.and frequently the
temporary home of noted travelers willing to lecture
and place on record the results of their observations.
This Society occupies, in part, a fruitful field at a
very important point. Officers— Fred Wm. D'Evelyn,
M. B., C. M., Edin.. President; Eli T. Sheppard, First
Vice-President; Frank Shay, Second Vice-President;
P. MacEwen, Secretary; Edwin Fretwell, Treasurer.
Directors— A. L. Bancroft, Dorville Llbby, Hon. G.
E. Hall, Rev. Frederick J. Masters. George A. Moore,
Hon. W. H. Pratt, S. H. Strite. Honorary Council-
Col. Charles F. Crocker. Rev. D. A. Goodsell, Daniel
E. Hayes, Hon. E. W. McKlnstry, Stephen T. Gage,
A. S. Hallidie, H. E. Huntington, Col. J. P. Jackson,
Col. Geo. H. Morrison, John Rosenfeld, G. Howard
Thompson, John J. Valentine.

Geographical Society of the Pacific. Organ-
ized March 16, 1881; incorporated January 5, 1892-
Location — San Francisco Stock Exchange building,
room 2. Objects — To encourage geographical explo-
rations and discovery, to investigate and discuss
geographical information by lectures, discussion and
publications, and to gradually accumulate the best
books on geography, history, etc., and maps and
charts, especially those relating to the Pacific Coast
and Islands of the Pacific. Officers— George David-
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and Charles L. Taylor, Vice-Presidents; John Part-
ridge, Secretary: Thomas F. Trenor, Assistant
Secretary; Harry Durbrow, Treasurer. Directors-
George Davidson, John Dolbeer, Charles L. Taylor,
E. J. Bowen. Harry Durbrow, John Partridge and
Louis L. Xelson. Councilors— Ralph C. Harrison,
Mark Sheldon, Charles Goodall. George C. Perkins,
Henry Lund. Gustav Niebaum, Jeremiah Lynch,
William Hood, James S. Houghton, Irving M. Scott,
Sutro and F. Stevens Cook. M. D.

Golden State AiiAXErE Press Association.
Organized 1886. Object— To promote amateur writ-
ing in California. Meets the second and fourth
Thursdays of each month. Otficers— President, H.
C. Morris; Vice-President, G. A. Hinkel; Secretary,
Miss Alice Lohmeyer; Corresponding Secretary, Leon
M. Voorsanger. 1249 Franklin street ; Treasurer.
F. C. Mortimer; Official Editor, Wm. A. Day.

Mechanics' Institute. Organized March 29, 1855.
Location— 31 Post street. The design and objects of
this association are to cultivate a social feeling of
friendship and the mutual Improvement of its mem-
bers; the dissemination of information and useful
knowledge by the establishment of a library of cir-
culation and reference, a museum and reading room;
the formation of classes and delivery of lectures for
tuition, the collection of a cabinet, scientific appara-
tus, works of art, the purchase of property and erec-
tion of buildings for the requirements of the Insti-
tute and for any scientific, mechanical and literary
purpose. The society has a valuable library, con-
taining 70.000 volumes, including many rare scientific
works, and a reading room well supplied with the
leading scientific and literary periodicals of the day;
night classes, wherein a large number of young peo-
ple receive free instruction in mechanical and free-
hand drawing, and lectures by distinguished gentle-
men on popular subjects. Any person may become
a member, being acceptable to the Board of Trus-
tees, by paying an initiation fee of SI and *1.50 quar-
terly dues, in advance. The Institute also owns the
Mechanics' Pavilion, located on the southwest corner
of Grove and Larkin streets, in which, under the
auspices of the Institute, the annual Industrial
Expositions are held. Officers— E. A. Denicke, Presi-
dent; Rodney Kendrick, Vice-President; First Na-
tional Bank, Treasurer; Heald, Recording

Secretary; Joseph M. Gumming. Corresponding Sec-
retary; J. H. Culver, . ecretary; A. M. Jellison,
Librarian.

LiGVE Nationale Fkancaise. Organized Aug-
ust 4. 1871. Meets third Jlonday of each month at
305 Larkin street. Objects— To promote friendship,
harmony and intelligence among the French resi-
dents of California, and enable them to co-operate in
enterprises of general importance. Officers— Daniel
Levy. President; E. Raas and D. Roth, Vice-Presi-
dents: Em. Meyer. Treasurer; E. Godchaux and A.
Freling, Secretaries; F. Lacoste, A. Goustiaux, V.
Gardet, J. Ladagnous and E. Marque, Members of
Council. A. Masson, Librarian and Secretary. The
library belonging to the society contains about six-
teen thousand volumes, partly voluntary donations.
Any person may have access to the reading room,
being acceptable to the Board of Trustees, and pay-
ing an initiatory fee of one dollar, and fifty cents
monthly, due In advance. Open every day from
12 31. to 6 p. M., and from 7:30 P. M. to 10 p. ii., except
Sundays and legal holidays.

Medical Society of the State of Califor-
nia. Organized 1856; incorporated 1871. Meets an-
nually on the third Tuesday of April, meeting last-
ing four days. No fixed place of meeting. W. Le
Moyne Wells, Los Angeles, President : George
Chismore and H. G. Brainerd, Los Angeles, Vice-
Presidents; W. W. Kerr, San Francisco, Secretary;
J. H. Parkinson, Treasurer.

Pacific Coast Jersey Cattle Club. W. F.
Russell, Secretary, 14 Sansome street.

Philatelic Society of San Francisco. An in-
ternational organization. Organized August 25, 1892.
Dr. William G. Sylvester, President; Hugo A. Bilay,
Vice-President; Charles M. Daiss, Treasurer;
George M. Schiller, Secretary; William H. Hollis,
Librarian, 105 O'Farrell street; Edward E. North-
rup, Superintendent of Sales; William H. Hollis,
Purchasing Agent. Executive Board— Henry W.
Doscher, George N. Brewer, Hugo A. Bilay,
O. L. Blackman, Edward E. Northrup. Member-
ship—All active collectors over eighteen years of age
are eligible to membership. Application blanks
can be secured from officers of the society and deal
ers In San Francisco. All applications must be en

dorsed by two members of the society. Dues-
Active membership, twenty-five cents per month;
corresponding membership, Sl.OO per year in advance
Including a subscription to the official journal
Meetings are held every Friday evening at 103
105 O'Farrell street. Visiting corresponding mem
hers enjoy the same privileges as active mem-
bers, when in the city. Official organ. The Philatelic
Calif ornian.

PoLYPATHic Medical and Surgical Associa-
tion. European staff of physicians. 1531 Sutter
street.

San Francisco County Medical Society. Or-
ganized February, 1868. Meet at 32 O'Farrell street,
second Tuesday of each month at 8:30 p. m. Or-
ganized for the purpose of reading and the discus-
sion of papers on medical subjects. Officers— Wm.
Fitch Cheney, M. D., President; J. H. Barbat, M. D.,
First Vice-President; F. B. Carpenter, M. D., Sec-
ond Vice-President; A. P. Woodward, M. D., Re-
cording Secretary; L. M. F. Wanzer, M. D., Assis-
tant Recording and Corresponding Secretary; W. S.
Whitwell, M. D., Treasurer; D. W. Montgomery,
M. D., Librarian and Curator. Trustees — Henry
Gibbons. Jr., M. D., W. F. McNutt, M. D., James
Simpson, M. D.

San Francisco County- Society of Physi-
cians and Surgeons. Frank Cornwall, M. D.,
President; E. H. Mattner, M. D., Vice-President;
J. C. Bainbridge, M. D., Secretary. Meetings held
at 1422 Folsom street, first Monday of each month at
8 p. M.

San Francisco Microscopical Society. Or-
ganized April 12, 1872. Object— The promotion of
microscopical science in all its branches, to be ac-
complished by the holding of meetings for scientific
intercourse and discussion; by the reading and pub-
lication of papers relating to microscopical and kin-
dred sciences, and by other suitable means. Its
membership includes both those who are profes-
sional employers of the instrument and those who
seek in its use recreation from the severer tasks of
life. Its meetings are divided into two classes.
Those falling on the first Wednesday of each month
are for the presentation of papers and the trans-
action of business. Those falling on the third
Wednesday are much less formal in their character,
and aim to bring the members closer together in the
interchange of ideas and the exhibition of objects.
At intervals these conversational nights are con-
verted Into exhibitions, to which the members In-
vite their friends. Frequently, throughout the year,
the Society has its field days, on which the members
visit some designated locality in the neighborhood,
and in this way many valuable additions have been
made to the micro-fauna and flora of this region.
Officers— John C. Spencer. M. D., President; R. H.
Freund, Vice-President; Charles C. Riedy, Treas-
urer; George Otis Mitchell, Corresponding Secre-
tary, 18\7i4 Pine street; William E. Loy, Recording
Secretary. There are about 75 active members.

Sierra Club. Office, Academy of Sciences build-
ing, 819 Market street. Objects— To explore, enjoy
and render accessible the mountain regions of the
Pacific Coast, and to enlist the support and co-oper-
ation of the people and the Government in preserving
the forests and other features of the Sierra Nevada
Mountains. Officers— John Muir, President; Warren
Olney, First Vice-President and Treasurer; Joseph
LeConte, Second Vice-President; Elliott McAllister,
Secretary; J. H. Senger, Corresponding Secretary,
Directors — George Davidson, Dorvllle Llbby. J. M.
Stillman, C. B. Bradley.

Society of California Pioneers. Organized
August, 1850. Rooms, Pioneer building, west side of
Fourth street, between Market and Mission streets;
entrance, 5 Pioneer place. The expressed objects of
the Society are to collect and preserve Information
connected with the early settlement and subsequent
conquest of the country, and to perpetuate the mem-
ory of those whose sagacity, energy and enterprise
induced them to settle in the wilderness and become
the founders of a new State, and also the male de-
scendants of members. All who were in California
prior to the first day of January, 18.50, are eligible to
membership. Any who have rendered distinguished
or Important services to the Society or State may be
admitted as honorary members. Regular meetings
of the Society take place on the first Monday of each
month. Annual election of officers on the 7th of
July, the anniversary of the conquest of California
and of the raising of the American flag on Its soil.
Annual celebration on the 9th of September, the an-
niversary of the admission of California into the

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MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.

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Union. Ttie Society is possessed of a library, an ex-
cellent cabinet of minerals, relics of early times and
various other objects of interest OtHcers — H. N.
Tllden, President; Niles Searls, H. E. Highton, C. T.
Ryland, H. H. Ellis and T. L. Barlser, Vice-Presi-
dents; J. D. Tallant, Treasurer; John I. Spear, Sec-
retary; John F. Pinkham, Marshal. Directors-
Christian Keis, Henry B. Russ, E. M. Root,
D. D. Harris, E, T. Kruse, Charles C. Moore
and Leon Sloss. Standing Committees of the
Board of Directors— Finance, Russ, Tllden, Sloss;
Auditing, Tllden, Root, Kruse; History and Biogra-
phy, King, Moore, Glbbs; Relief, Glbbs, Bering, Russ;
Library and Cabinet, Kruse, Moore, Root; New and
Old Halls, Bering. Tllden, King; Lick Estate, Root,
Olbbs, Sloss; Judiciary, Sloss, King, Bering; Lectures
and Entertainments, Moore, Kruse, Russ.

State Board or Hokticultuke. — Meets at rooms
1, 2 and 3, Mills building, fifth floor. Officers- Ell-
wood Cooper, President, Santa Barbara, Commis-
sioner for the Los Angeles District; Mark L. Mc-
Donald, Vice-President, Santa Rosa, Commissioner
for the Sonoma District; Fred C. Miles, Treasurer,
Penryn, Commissioner for the El Dorado District;
R. D. Stephens, Sacramento, Auditor, San Francisco,
Commissioner for the State at Large; Frank A.
Kimball, National City, Commissioner for the State
at Large; Sol Runyon, Courtland, Commissioner for
the Sacramento District; I. H. Thomas, Vlsalia,
Commissioner for the San Joaquin District; A. Block,
Santa Clara, Commissioner for the San Francisco
District; B. M. Lelong, Secretary, ex-officio Chief
Horticultural Officer; Alexander Craw, Quarantine
Officer and Entomologist; Ella F. Hallahan, Clerk.

Stomatological Dental Club. Organized June,
1894. Incorporated November, 1894. Object— Ad-
vancement of dental science. Meets every Tuesday
from 3 to 4 p. M., and on the same evening at 235 Post
street. William J. Younger, President; Russell H.
Cool, Vice-President; S. E. Knowles, Secretary;
Thomas Morfew, Treasurer.

Technical Society of the Pacific Coast—
Organized April, 1884. Meets in the Society's rooms,
Acadamy of Sciences building, 819 Market street,
on the first Friday of each month. Rooms open to
members every day and evening. Number of mem-
bers two hundred and fifty-five. Objects— The ad-
vancement of the technical professions by means of
the reading of papers and discussion of questions
pertaining thereto, and the establishment of a cen-
tral point of reference for engineers. Officers-
George W. Dickie, President; W. G. Curtis, Vice-
President; Otto von Geldern, Secretary; Edward T.
Schild, Treasurer. Directors— W. F. C. Hasson, J.
D. Isaacs, Louis Falkenan, Randell Hunt, Joseph C.
Sala.

Tekkitoeial Pioneers op California. Incor-
porated November 10, 1874. The objects of this asso-
ciation are to form a more perfect union of the
pioneers of California in the bonds of friendship,
and to cultivate social intercourse between them;
to collect and preserve historical facts and informa-
tion in connection with the early and subsequent
history of the settlement of the Pacific Coast ; to
form a library for the diffusion of useful knowledge
among Its members; to form a cabinet of such
minerals, geological and other natural substances as
can be obtained by the association; to pursue such
literary and scientific objects, by means of lectures
or otherwise, as shall be deemed expedient by the
Board of Directors, and to perpetuate the memory of
those whose wisdom, valor and enterprise advanced
civilization to the shores of the Pacific. All white
males who were in California prior to the ninth day
of September, 1850, and the male descendants of all
such, of lawful age, are eligible to membership.
Officers- Charles Nelson, President; Wm. McAfee,
First Vice-President; O. J. Preston, Second Vice-
President; Lowell J.Hardy, Jr., Secretary; Samuel
Figel, Treasurer; H. F. \V. Hoffman, Marshal. Sec-
retary's office, 608 Spreckels' building.

Xavier Literary Club. Organized at St. Jo-
seph's Hall, May 16, 1894. Object— The promotion of
faith, friendship and knowledge; limit of member-
ship, one hundred. Meets second and fourth
Wednesdays of each month at San Francisco Hall,
Alcazar Building. Officers— President, Joseph P.
Hayes; Recording Secretary, E. F. Lacy; Financial
Secretary, James Meehan.

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MEDICAL AND DENTAL
COLLEGES.

California College of Pharmacy- Incor-
porated August 7, 1872. Affiliated with the LTniver-
slty of California June 18, 1873. Location— 113 Ful-
ton street. This college was created by the Califor-
nia Pharmaceutical Society to promote the study of
pharmacy, and to confer degrees upon graduates.
Officers— F. A. Beckett, M. D., President; Charles A.
Bayly, Vice-President; O. A. Weihe, Secretary:
W. M. Searby, Dean.

College of Dentistry of the University of
California. Location— Donohoe Building, corner of
Market and Taylor streets, upper floor. L. L. Dun-
bar, D. D. S., Dean.

Cooper Medical College— Founded in 1858. En-
dowed in 1882 by Professor L. C. Lane. The college
is situated on the northeast corner of Sacramento and
and Webster streets, one block from the California
street cars, and four blocks from the Sutter street
cars, by which line the City and County Hospital
may be readily reached; and the Sacramento street
cable cars pass the college doors. Faculty— L. C.
Lane, A. M., M.D., M. R. C. S. Eng., LL. D, Profes-
sor of Surgery and President of the College; C. N.
Ellinwood, M. D., Professor of Physiology; Adolph
Barkan, M. D. Professor of Ophthalmology, Laryn-
gology and Otology; Joseph H. Wythe, M. D., LL.D.,
F. R. M. S., Professor of Microscopy and Histology;
Henry Gibbons, Jr., A. M., M.D., Professor of Ob-
stetrics and Diseases of Women and Children;
Joseph O. Hirschfelder, M. D., Professor of Clinical
Medicine; Clinton Gushing, M. D., Professor of
Gynecology; Wm. T. Wenzell, M. D., Acting Profes-
sor of Chemistry and Toxicology; R. H. Plummer,' A.
M., M. D., M. R. C. S. Eng., Professor of Anatomy;
Charles H. Steele, A. M., M. D., Professor of Materia
Medica and Therapeutics; C. N. Ellinwood, M. D.,
Acting Professor of Clinical Surgery; Albert
Abrams, M. D., Professor of Pathology.

Hahnemann Hospital College of San Fran-
cisco, The (Homeopathic). Location— 115 Haight
street, above Octavla street. Incorporated January
20, 1881. Four years' graded course of study. The
regular course of 1896 will begin on the first Monday
in October and continue seven months. Dr. Geo. H.
Palmer, President; Dr. C. B. Currier, 921 Geary
street. Dean of the Faculty.

Medical Department of the University of
California. Martin Kellogg, A. M., President;
Robert A. McLean, M. D., Dean. Office, 305 Kearny
street. The lectures are given at Toland Hall,
Stockton street, near Chestnut. The session of
1896-1897 will begin September 1st and continue for
eight months.

San Francisco Polyclinic Post Graduate
Medical Department of the University of
California. Location— 410 Ellis street. A school
of clinical medicine for graduates of colleges of
regular medicine.

MILITARY.

NATIONAL GUARD OF CALIFOENIA.

Commander-in-Chief and Staff — Headquarters

State Capitol, Sacramento. James H. Budd

Gov., Com.-in-Chief.
Andrew W. Barrett, Brig.-Gen., Adj .-General,

Sacramento.
Robert L. Peeler, Colonel, Ass't Adj.-Gen., Sacra

raento.
John B. Wright, Colonel, Engineer Officer, Sacra

mento.
Forrest S. Chadbourne, Colonel, Paymaster-Gen

eral, 10 California street, S. F.
George B. Sperry, Colonel and Inspector of Rifle

Practice, Stockton.
John T. Harrington, Judge Advocate-Genera

Colusa.
Wm. Hopkins. Col., Surg.-Gen., S. F.
W. D. Sanborn, Lt.-Col., Aid-de-Camp, 32 Mont

gomery street, S. F.
W. J. Younger, Lt.-Col., Ald-de-Camp, 300 Stockton

street, S. F.
J. E. Doolittle, Lt.-Col., Aid-de-Camp, Palace Hotel,

S. F.
J. S. Young, Lt.-Col., Aid-de-Camp, Russ House,

S. F.
A. Andrews, Lt.-Col., Aid-de-Camp, Diamond Pal-
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N. T. James, Lt.-CoL, Ald-de-Camp, 416 Califorula

street, S. F.
Herbert Choynski, Lt.-CoL, Ald-de-Camp, 319 Pine

street, S. F.
J. F. Burgln, Lt.-CoL, Ald-de-Camp, Mills Bldg, S. F.
Frank Vail, Lt.-Col., Ald-de-Camp, 741 Market

street, S. F.
"W. E. Fisher, Lt.-Col., Aid-de-Camp, 14 Post street,

S. F.
Frank McLauglilln, Lt.-Col., Ald-de-Camp, Oroville.
T. P. Hanson, Lt.-Col., Aid-de-Camp, Pasadena.
John Bradbury, Lt.-Col., Ald-de-Camp, Los An-
geles.
A. G. Gasson, Lt.-Col., Aid-de-Camp, San Diego.
Division Commander and Staff. Headquarters
202 Market street, S. F. Maj-Gen. W. H. Dlmond,
commanding. Col. A. E. Castle, Asst. Adj.-Gen. and
Chief of Staff; Col. J. E. Laine, Surgeon; D.
Geary, Lt.-Col., Q. M., 14 Post street; J. C. Currier,
Lt.-Col.. Div. Inspector, 320 Sansome street; George
Stone, Lt.-Col., Engineer Officer, Mills Building;
Thomas Cluff, Lt.-Col., I. R. P., 40 Fourth street;
George H. Pippv, Lt.-Col., O. O., Chronicle Building;
George A. Knight, Lt.-Col., Judge Advocate, Chroni-
cle Building; I. W. Hellman, Jr., Lt.-Col., Paymaster,
Union Trust Building; J. C. Kirkpatrick, Lt. Col.,
Commissary, Palace Hotel; F. F. Follis, Lt.-Col.,
Signal Officer; W. B. Hooper, Maj., A. D. C, Occi-
dental Hotel; Willis Dodd, Maj., A. D. C, Union
Iron Works.
Second Brigade— Comprising the counties of San
Francisco, Marin, Sonoma, Napa, Solano, Contra
Costa, Alameda, Santa Clara, San Mateo, Santa
Cruz, San Benito, Monterey and Lake. Only
that portion of Second Brigade in San Fran-
cisco Is given here.

SECOND BPvIGADE.
Headquarters, 420 Bush St., room 6.
R. H. Warfleld, Brlg.-General Commanding, 420 Bush
street, S. F.; J. G. Glesting, Lt.-Colonel, As-
sistant Adjutant-General; G. F. Hanson, M. D.,
Lt.-Colonel, Surgeon; Chas. Jansen, Major,
Inspector ; H. T. Sime, Major, Quartermaster
and Paymaster; W. A. Halsted, Major, Com-
missary; H. B. Hosmer, Major, Ins. R. P. and
O. O.; C. H. Murphy, Major, Engineer O.; C. J.
Evans, Major, Signal Officer; D. S. Dorn, Major,
Judge Advocate; S. L.Naphtaly, Captain, Aid;
H. A. Wegener, Captain, Aid ; Eugene De Spaar,
Sergt. -Major and Staff Orderly; E. S. Crosby,
Sergt.-Major and Staff Orderly.

FIRST REGIMENT INFANTRY, N. G. C.

Headquarters, Armory, cor. Page and Gough Sts.

Field Officers— William Macdonald, Col. Com., 315
Montgomery street; Victor D. Duboce, Lt.-Col.,
638 Market street; Charles Boxton, Maj., 231
Post street; Charles Tilden, Maj., Crocker
Building.

Staff Officers— Alfred J. Kelleher, Captain and
Adj., 2324 Clay street; C. Middleton, 1st Lt. and
Bat. Adj., Giant, Cal.; Bert R. Hecht, 1st Lt.,
Q. M. and Paymaster, 225 Bush street; Louis
Barrere, 1st Lt., I. R. P. and Ordmance Officer,
312 Pine street; Emil A. Kehrlein, 1st Lt. and
Commissary, 909 Lombard street; W. D. Mc-
Carthy, Maj. and Surgeon, 111 Eddy street; P.
J. H. Farrell, Captain and Asst. Surgeon, 2.35
Post street.

Co. A — J. F. Connolly, Captain, 608 Jackson street;
George T. Ballinger, 1st Lt., 1516 Baker street;

, 2d Lt. Armory, corner Page and Gough

streets.

Co. B — George Filmer, Captain, SE corner Clay and
Sansome streets; B. B. Sturdlvant, 1st Lt., 413
California street; E. J. Blunkall, 2d Lt., 1009
Valencia street. Armory, corner Page and
Gough streets.

Co. C— James W. Dumbrell, Captain, 1037 Market
street; Charles Goodall, 1st Lt., SE corner
Beale and Market streets; John Ritter, 2d Lt.
Armory, 813 Ellis street.

Co. D— R. A. Marshall, Captain, 20^^ Franklin street;
Eugene V. Sullivan, 1st Lt., 357 Eleventh street;
Thomas J. McCreagh, 2d Lt., 113 Fillmore
street. Armory, corner Page and Gough
streets.

Co. E— Edward Fitzpatrick, Captain, 5 Front street;
Frank J. Ralph, 1st Lt., 1014 Howard street; W.
R. Robertson, 2d Lt., 318 Pine street. Armory,
corner Page and Gough streets.

Co. F— John A. Miller, Captain, 202 Market street;
Firman A. Nippert, 1st Lt., 25 Page street; W.
M. Masury, 2d Lt., 2631 Sacramento street.
Armory, 813 Ellis street.

Co. G— Edgar C. Sutliffe, Captain, Wells, Fargo &
Co., Auditor's Office; Thomas W. Sparrowe, 1st
Lt., 101 Post street; J. A. Christie. 2d Lt., 21
Halght street. Armory, 813 Ellis street.

Co. H— Frank W. Warren, Captain, 111-121 Post
street; , 1st Lt.; John J. West, 402 Mont-
gomery street. Armory, corner Page and
Gough streets.

;— R. Richter, Captain, NE corner Page and
Octavia streets; Herman Huber, 1st Lt., 25
Page street; Wm. H. Tobin, 2d Lt., 813 Lott
street. Armory, corner Page and Gough

Co.

Co. K— Thomas J. Cunningham. Captain, 303 Cali-
fornia street; Edward D. Finley, 1st Lt., 1309
Polk street; C. W. Seeley, 2d Lt., 1810 San
Carlos avenue. Armory, 813 Ellis street.

Co. L— J. Frank Eggert, Captain, 12 Post street; H.
E. Curzon, 1st Lt., 116 Montgomery street; A.
C. Adler, 2d Lt., 1 Sansome street. Armory,
corner Page and Gough streets.

Co. M— Thomas F. O'Neil, Captain, 25 Page street;
Edward D. Carroll, 1st Lt., 40T Battery street;
C. J. Hogan, 2d Lt., 1008 Sutter street. Armory,
corner Page and Gough streets.

Cadet Co.— J. R. Moulthrop, Captain; C. F. Chemi-
nant, Ist Lt.; W. Pritchard, 2d Lt. Armory,
Boys' High School.

Band— C. H. Cassasa, Leader, 425 Buchanan street;
George W. Bennett, Business Manager, 939J4
Dolores street.

SIGNAL CORPS— SECOND BRIGADE.

Armory, 815 Ellis Street.

Captain— George C. Boardman Jr., 218 Montgomery

street. Lieutenant— Philip J. Perkins, 231 Post

street. Number of members, 40.

TROOP A, CAVALRY, N. G. C.

Armory, 223 Geary Street.

Captain . First Lieutenant— C. A. Jenksr

Second Lieutenant, I. Ward Eaton; First Sergeant^
R. B. Ellis. Organized July 27, 1849. Number of
members, 65.

NAVAL BATTALION.

Louis H. Turner, Lt.-Com., 28 California street;

Lieut. W. E. Elliot, Adj., 28 California street.
First Division— Colin A. Douglass, Lt.Com.; Lieut.

E. E. Mauseau, Jr. Grade; Lieut. G. C. Calden,

Jr. Grade; A. H. Heney, Ensign.
Second Division— Wm. E. Gunn, Lt.-Com,; A. H.

Elliot, Ensign; Wm F. Burke, Lt. Jr. Grade;

J. S. Emanuel, Ensign.
Third Division— Lieut. T. M. Shaw, Com.; L. F.

Chandler, Lt. Jr. Grade; James McNair, En-
sign; Edward Fletcher, Ensign.
Fourth Division— Lieut. A. Morey, Com.; L;eut-

H. B. George, Jr. Grade; W. E. Lindsay, En

sign; C. E. Miller, Ensign.

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA— UNIVERSITY"
CADETS (UNATTACHED).
Berkeley, Cal.
Frank L. Winn, Commandant, 1st Lieut., 12th U. S_
Infantry, detailed from War Department, U. S.;
A. McCullough, Major; W. D. Thompson, Major;
S. L. Naphtaly, Capt. and Adjutant; A. W. Dozier,
1st Lieut, and Quartermaster; T. R. Kelley, 1st Lieut,
and Signal Officer; M. McNutt, 2d Lieut, and Artil-
lery Officer; T. R. Crawford, 2d Lieut, and Band
Leader; H. P. Veeder, Capt. Co. A.: H. A. Timer,
1st Lieut.; R. A. Kinzie, 2d Lieut.; R. J. Russ, Capt.
Co. B.; E. J. Crawford, 1st Lieut.; F. P. Taylor, 2d
Lieut.; J.H.Mee, 2d Lieut.; P. L. Bush, Capt. Co. C;
G. S. Walker, 1st Lieut.; W. C. Jurgens, 2d Lieut.;
H. B. Graham, Capt. Co. D.: C. W. Morse, Ist Lieut.;
C. A. Son, 2d Lieut.; G. D. Kierulff, Capt. Co. E.;
E. J. Jackson, 1st Lieut.; N. K. Davis, 2d Lieut.;.
H. W. Allen, Capt. Co. F.; C. A. Cross, Ist Lieut.;
O. S. Case, 2d Lieut.; E. T. Blake, Capt. Co. G.; J. B.
Metcalfe, 2d Lieut. Total number of members,
about 500. Headquarters, University of California,. .
Berkeley.

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MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.

Protective Aisociations.

Vetbeans' National Guard of Califoenia.
Organized May l(i, 1888. Objects— To promote social
reunion and good fellowship; to assist its members
in all just claims for the rights and benefits con-
fefred upon them by the laws of the State of Cali-
rornia, and to advance the interests of the N ational
Guard. Seven years' of continuous service in the
National Guard of the State is a pre-requisite of
membership. Meets on the third Wednesday of
each month at the Veterans' Headquarters, 815 Ellis
street. Officers— Major A. D. Grimwood, Com-
mander; Col. Sheldon I. Kellogg, Vice-Commander;
€apt. C. P. Le Breton, Financier; C. S. Benedict,
Treasurer; E. N. Snook, Recorder.

INDEPENDENT COMPANIES.

These Military organizations are independent of

the National Guard of California, and for the most

part are attached to some benevolent association.

AusTEiAN Military Co. Organized March, 1879.
Number of members, 70. Armory, 35 Eddy
street.

EiNTEACT Rifle Section. Organized 1876. Num-
ber of members, 65. Armory, Twelfth street,
near Howard.

Feench Zouaves. Organized May, 1870. Number
of members, 150. Armory, 810 Pacific street.

Independent Rifles. Organized March 8, 1877.
Number of members, 75. Armory, 814 Geary
street; E. Moenning, Secretary, 614 Octavia
street.

Italian Shaepshootees. Organized May, 1878.
Number of members, 80. Armory, northwest
corner Union and Stockton streets.

Juarez Guard. Organized October 17, 1871. Num-
ber of members. 275. Armory. Apollo Hall, 810
Pacific street. A. dela ToiT.e, Captain; A. Rojo,
1st Lieut.; A. de la Torre, Jr., 2d Lieut.; A.
Montero, 1st Sergeant.

LEAGUE OF THE CROSS CADETS.

First Regiment (Dismounted Artillery). Estab-
tablished January 7, 1894. Comprises ten companies
with 500 members. Membership is confined to those
who are members of the League of the Cross. Its
objects are "to give to its members the opportunity
to profit by those lessons of order, punctuality, obe-
dience and courtesy which are taught by military
discipline, and to render them thoroughly fitted to
perform what is the privilege and duty of all Ameri-
can citizens, the defense of their country and their
flag as intelligent soldiers, should occasion ever
arise." Regimental headquarters, 14 McAllister
street, room 43.

Wm. C. Mahoney, Colonel; Martin P. O'Dea, Lieut. -
Colonel; D. J. McGloin, Major 1st Battalion;
J. Brouchoud, Major 2d Battalion; Daniel C.
Deasy, Capt. and Adjutant; James Devlin,
Lieut, and Commissary; Thomas F. Ryan,
Lieut, and Inspector; H. F. Sullivan, Lieut,
and Quartermaster; Dr. A. P. Mulligan, Capt.
and Surgeon; Edward F. Fay, Lieut, and Adju-
tant, 1st Battalion; Edward Deasy, Lieut, and
Adjutant, 2d Battalion.
Co. A— St. Mary's Cathedral parish. Meets every

Monday evening. Frank S. Drady, Captain.
Co. B— St. Charles' Parish. Meets every Friday even-
ing. Thomas Kennedy, Captain.
Co. C— St. Patrick's parish. Meets every Saturday

evening. Edward Fitzgerald, Captain.
Co. D— Sacred Heart parish. Meets every Tuesday

evening. J. McBride, Captain.
Co. E— St. James' parish. Meets every Tuesday

evening. Wm. McCarthy. Captain.
Co. G— St. Bridgid's parish. Meets every Friday

evening. Edward Power, Captain.
Co. H— St. Brendan's parish. Meets every Sunday

evening. James Power, Captain.
Co. I— St. Peter's parish. Meets every Monday even-
ing. Peter Haggerty, Captain.
Co. K— St. Paul's parish. Meets every Monday even-
ing. E. J. Loughery, Captain.
Co. L— Mission Dolores parish. Meets every Friday

evening. Wm. Clark, Captain.
l/AFAYETTE GuAED. Organized June 1, 1865. Num-
ber of members, 168. Armory, 730 Montgomery
street.
ScHUETZEN Veeein. Organized September. 1859.
Number of members, 68. Armory, 620 Bush
street. Election of officers second Friday in
March.

Swiss Shaepshooters. Organized March, 1860.

Number of members, 90. Armory, 808 Pacific

street.
Veteean Guaed of California, G. A. R. Number

of members, 50. Armory, California Hall.

Officers— J. B. Lauck, Capt.; H. H. Todd, 1st

Lt.; John Tuttle, 2d Lt.; T. C. Masteller, IstLt.

and Adjt.; Eugene Wiegand, 1st Lt. and Q. M.;

J. J. Frank, 1st Lt. and Com. ; J. H. Banfield, 1st

Serg.

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PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATIONS.

American Association of Masters and Pilots.
Meets at 114 O'Farrell street, Albion Hall, on first and
third Saturdays of each month. For the better regu-
lation of matters pertaining to our craft, the promo-
tion of social welfare of the members of our profes-
sion, the elevation of their standing as such, and of
their character as men, and for the better protection
of the lives and property Intrusted to our care.
Officers— L. P. Harvey. Worthy Captain; Robert W.
Anderson, First Pilot; Charles McNeil, Second Pilot;
S. G. Naylor, Captain's Clerk. Office and reading-
room, 9 Mission street, room 4.

American Union Fish Company. 513-519 Wash-
ington street. Carlo Dondero, Secretary. 2815
Greenwich street.

Austrian National Society. Meets first Wed-
nesday of each month at 121 New Montgomery
street.

Barbers' Protective Union. Organized Feb-
ruary 13, 1878. Meets first and third Thursdays in
each month, at Lincoln Hall, 320 Post street. Mem-
bership, 130.

Bookbinders' Peotective and Beneficial
Association of San Francisco. Local Union,
No. 31, I. B. of B. Organized August 15, 1875. Meets
second Tuesday evening of each month at 539 Cali-
fornia street. Officers— James Rutherford, 819 Twen-
ty-fourth street. President; Richard F. Gorman,
Vice-President; William B. Curtis, 1517 Twenty-
fourth street. Secretary; Thomas B. Gould, Treas-

Brewers' Protective Association. Incorpo-
rated September 14, 1S74. Objects— Protection of
mutual Interests and promotion of harmony among
brewery proprietors. Meets at room 40, Flood Build-
ing, every Friday at 2 p. m. Officers— W. A. Fred-
erick, President; C. B. Stone, Vice-President; R.
Mohr, Secretary; Geo. F. Volz, Treasurer.

Beotheehood of Locomotive Ensineees. Meets
on first Tuesday and third Saturday of each month at
501 Valencia street.

Brotheehood of Locomotive Fieeman. Meets
every Monday of each month at .501 Valencia street.

Builders' Association op California. The.
40 New Montgomery street. Meets on the second
Monday of each month at 1:30 p. m. S. H. Kent.
President.

California State Retail Dkug&ists' Associ-
ciation. For protection in trade interests. John
Calvert, President, San Francisco; C. F. Heinzeman.
First Vice-President, Los Angeles; W. C. Smith.
Second Vice-President, Oakland: S. A. McDonnell.
Treasurer; Richard E. White, Secretary, 400 Hayes
street, San Francisco.

Draymen and Teamsters' Union of San Fran-
cisco. Organized Augnst 26, 1876. Meets second
and fourth Saturday evenings of each month at
B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street. J. B. Nlderost.
Secretary.

Franklin Spar and Bau Veeein. Organized
December 6, 1875. Office, 413 Bush street. Objects:
To raise funds and make loans among its members,
thus enabling them to acquire and improve real
estate. Officers— F. Ludemann, President; William
Hatje, 515 Market street. Secretary; K. Meusdorffer.
Treasurer.

Gakdenees' and Ranchers' Association. Or-
ganized August 1.5, 1874. Number of members, 88.
Meets last Saturday of each month at 519 Davis
street. Domenico Gianni, Secretary; residence, 6
Filbert place.

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San Francisco Lodge, No. 68. Meets first and third
Wednesdays of each month at 32 O'Farrell street.
J. H. Maglnis, Recording Secretary.

Law and Order League of California. In-
corporated in 189.5. Barclay J. Smith, President;
Mrs. Rose M. French, Secretary, 941 Valencia street;
Curtis Hillyer, Attorney, 17 Mills Building, 9th floor.

Manufacturers' Association or California.
Incorporated November 13, 1883. This Association
has no capital stoclf. George C. Hickox, Secretary,
Mutual Life Building.

Masons' and Builders' Association. Location—
40 New Montgomery street. Adam Beck, Presi-
dent; M. V. Brady, Secretary; Thomas Butler,
Treasurer.

Master Painters' Association of the Pacific
Coast. Location— 40 New Montgomery street. E.
Black, President; H. Wagner, Secretary.

Master Plumbers' Association. Organized
1882. A local branch of the National Association of
Master Plumbers of the United States. Objects-
Trade protection and a higher standard of work.
OfiScers— Samuel Ickelheimer, President; James E.
Brltt, Vice-President; Frederick Snook, Treasurer;
Charles Meehan, Robert A. Vance, Richard Rice,
Trustees; George C. Dallamore, Financial Secre-
tary; John B. Butterworth, Recording Secretary;
John L. E. Firmin, Corresponding Secretary. 1244
Valencia street. Meets on the first and Third Fridays
of each month at the room of the Association, 75
Flood Building.

MiLLMEN's Protective Association. Location
—40 New Montgomery street. William Crocker,
President; William N. Miller, Secretary. Meets first
Tuesday of each month.

Pacific Coast Trotting-horse Breeders
Association. 313 Bush street. F. W. Kelley, Secre-
tary.

Portuguese Protective and Benevolent As-
sociation—510 Bush street. Meets second and last
Sunday afternoons of each month at 510 Bush street.
J. Coelho, President; J. T. Viegas, Vice-President;
F. L. de Freitas, Financial Secretary; J. I. Raphael,
Treasurer.

Retail Grocers' Protective Association (in-
corporated), 115 Clay street. An incorporation to
conduct a wholesale grocery business and to foster
and promote the interests of its shareholders. John
C. Nobmann, President; E. I. Fleger, Secretary.

Riggers' Protective Union of San Francisco.
Meets south side Howard street, between East
and Stewart, first Wednesday of each month. J. F.
Willman, President; John Kimme, Vice-President;
John Rock, Secretary; W. Goudey, Treasurer.

San Francisco Board of Provision Packers.
Objects, mutual benefit of the members, and to pro-
mote the interests of the trade. Frank W. Rossbach,
Secretary. Ofllce, 517 Washington street.

San Francisco Dental Association. . F. C-
Pague, President; Geo. N. Van Orden, Recording
Secretary; M. A. Greenlaw, Corresponding Secre-
tary, 819 Market street. No regular meeting place.

San Francisco Retail Druggists' Associa-
tion. Joseph Calegaris, President; Otto A. Weihe,
Secretary, 640 Post street.

San Francisco Typothet.b. Meets at 219 Bush
street. C. A. Murdock, President; W. E. Loy, Sec-
retary.

State Association of Olive Growers. Ellwood
Cooper, Santa Barbara, President; B. M. Lelong,
Secretary, San Francisco. Oflice, Mills Building, 5th

floor.

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PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND
HALLS.

PUBLIC BUILDINGS.

Alms House. Ocean lldusc Kdad. near Laguna Honda.
City Hall (new), S K cor McAllister and Larkin.
County Hospital. Potrero avenue near Twenty-second.
County Jail, Broadway between Kearny and Dupont.

Branch Jails, Old San Jose Road near Ocean House

Road.

Custom House, N W cor Washington and Battery.
Hall of Records, New City Hall.
Post OfiSce, N W cor Washington and Battery.
Twenty-sixth Street Hospital (Pest House), De Haro

near Colusa.
United States Appraisers' Building, Sansome between

Washington and Jackson.
United States Marine Hospital, Presidio Reservation.
United States Mint, N W cor Mission and Fifth.
United States Treasury, 608-610 Commercial.

HALLS.

Academy, 927 Mission.

Alcazar, 114 O'Farrell.

American, N W cor Leavenworth and Paclflc.

Anshor, cor Market and Sixth.

Apollo, 810 Paclflc.

Archery, 1155 Mission.

Assembly, 1412 Polk.

Bersagllerl, 1525 Stockton.

B'nai B'rith, 121 Eddy.

Bonlta, 2735 Folsom.

California, 620 Bush.

Cambrian, 1133 Mission.

Centennial, 421 Hayes.

Champion, Butte between Tennessee and Kentucky.

Children's, 806 Sansome.

College, 106 McAllister.

Comerford's, Church near Twenty-seventh.

Congress, 1139 Market.

Drew's, 121 New Montgomery.

Druids', 413 Sutter.

Duveneck, 1004 Twenty-fourth.

Eureka Valley, 509 Castro.

Excelsior, 2317 Mission.

Exempt Fire Company, Breuham place near Clay.

Federation. 818 Howard.

Foresters, 20 Eddy.

Franklin, 1839 Fillmore.

Garibaldi, 423 Broadway.

Golden Gate, 1622 Paclflc avenue.

Golden Gate, 625 Sutter.

Golden Rule, 948 Mission.

Gospel, 832 Howard.

Grand Centra], 997 Market. '

Grand Opera, 737 Mission.

Grutli Vereln, 507 Sutter.

Hamilton, 1517 Steiner.

Hare's, Tenth avenue. South San Francisco.

Harmony, 1749 Mission.

Improved Order of Red Men, 320 Post.

Independent Order of Red Men, 510 Bush.

Irish-American, 818 Howard.

Knights of Pythias, 909)^ Market.

Knights of the Red Branch, 220 Mason.

Lafayette, 730 Montgomery.

Liberty, cor Alabama and Twenty-fourth.

Longhead, 1605 Polk.

Loyola, S E cor Market and Tenth.

Maennerbund, Potrero avenue near Twenty-fourtli,

Mangel's, N E cor Twenty-fourth and Folsom.

Maple, Palace Hotel.

Masonic, N W cor Montgomery and Post.

Mechanics' Institute Pavilion, S W cor Larkin and

Grove.
Metropolitan, N E cor Fifth and Jessie.
Mission Music, S E cor Howard and Twenty-first.
Mission Opera, 2131 Mission.
Mission Turn Vereln, Eighteenth bet Valencia and

Guerrero.
Mowry's Opera, S W cor Grove and Laguna.
Mozart, 1358 Market.

Murphy's, corner Sagamore and San Jose avenue.
National, 815 Ellis.
National Guard, 815 Ellis.
Native Sons of the Golden West, 414 Mason.
Noe Valley, cor Church and Twenty-fourth.
Odd Fellows, S W cor Market and Seventh.
Ono, 1883 Mission.
Pacific, 639 Geary.

Patterson's, N E cor Church and Thirtieth
Pioneer, 24 Fourth.
Pixley, 15;S4 Pacific avenue.
Progress, 29 Valencia.
Pythian Castle, 909 Market.
Regents, N E cor Post and Fillmore.
Rolando's, NW corner Church and Twenty-eighth.
San Francisco Turn Vereln, 323 Turk.
Saratoga, 814 Geary.
Scottish, 105-111 Larkin.
Shiels', 32 O'Farrell.
Social, 102 O'Farrell.

St. Brendan's, N E cor Fremont and Harrison.
St. George's, 909^ Market.
St. Joseph's, S W cor Howard and Tenth.
St. Ignatius, S W cor Van Ness avenue and Grove.

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Teutonia, 1322 Howard.

Trades' Union, 1159 Mission.

Turn Vereln Vorwaerts, 310 O'Farrell.

Twin Peaks, 847 Seventeenth.

Union Square, 421 Post.

Universal, 812 Pacific.

Washington. 35 Eddy.

Wessel's, 1628 Powell.

Western Addition Music, 2414 California.

Wolf's, 1 Plymouth avenue.

Young Men's Christian Association, N E cor Ellis ar

Mason.
Young Men's Institute, S E cor Tenth and Howard.

PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF SAN
FRANCISCO.

Madison Babcock, Superintendent. 'Office— New

City Hall.
(For Board of Education, see City and County Gov-
ernment.)

Agassiz Pbimaky School, twelve classes. Bart-
lett street, between Twenty-second and Twenty-
third streets. Miss Sarah J. Jones, Principal.

Bebnal Hei&hts Primary School, eight classes.
Cortland avenue, between Andover avenue and Moul-
trie street. Miss Mary E. Keating, PrincipaL

Broadway Grammar School, fifteen classes.
Broadway , between Powell and Mason streets.
Miss Jean Parker, principal; Miss Amy G. Campbell,
Vice-Principal.

Buena Vista Peimaky School, four classes.
York street, between Solano and Butte streets. Miss
Amelia G. Catlin, Principal.

Chinese Primary School, three classes. 916 Clay
street. Miss Rose Thayer, Principal.

Clement Grammar School, fourteen classes.
Geary street, between Jones and Leavenworth
streets. Miss Mary E. Callahan, Principal.

Cleveland Primary School, nine classes. Har-
rison street, between Tenth and Eleventh streets.
Miss Annie E. Slavan, Principal.

Cooper Primary School, twelve classes, Green-
wich street, between Jones and Leavenworth streets.
Mrs. Celine R. Pechin, Principal.

Columbia Grammar School, fourteen classes.
Columbia street, between Twenty-fifth and Twenty-
sixth streets. Mrs. Lizzie K. Burke, Principal.

Crocker Grammar School, twelve classes. Page
street, near Baker street. William H. Edwai-ds,
Principal; Mrs. H. J Bain, Vice-Principal.

Denman Grammar School, sixteen classes.
Northwest corner of Bush and Taylor streets. Azro
L. Mann, Principal; Mrs. Etta M. Baumgardner,
Vice-Principal.

Douglass Primary School, six classes. SW
corner Ninteenth and Collingwood streets. Miss
Winifred L. Tarpey, Principal.

Dudley Stone Primary School. South side
Haight street, between Central and Masonic avenues.

Edison Primary School, nine classes. Corner
of Church and Hill streets. Miss Anna B. Chalmers,
Principal.

Emerson Primary School, thirteen classes. Pine
street, between Scott and Devisadero streets. Miss
Sara M. Wilson, Principal.

Everett Grammar School, fourteen classes.
Sanchez street, between Sixteenth and Seventeenth
streets. Mrs. Frances A. Banning, Principal; Miss
Cecil W. Mark, Vice-Principal.

Fairmount Primary School, twelve classes.
Chenery street, near Randall street. Miss Clara M.
Johnston, Principal.

Franklin Grammar School, fifteen classes.
Eighth street, near Bryant street. R. D. Faulkner,
Principal; Miss Kate Macdonald, Vice-Principal.

Fremont Primary School, eight classes. Mc-
Allister street, between Baker and Broderick streets.
Miss Rose Goldsmith, Principal.

Garfield Primary School, twelve classes.
Union street, between Kearny and Montgomery
streets. Miss Mary A. Scherer, Principal.

Girls' High School, thirteen classes. Scott street,
near Geary street. Elisha Brooks, Principal ; George
O. Mitchell. Vice-Principal.

Golden Gate Primary School, eight classes.
Golden Gate avenue, between Pierce and Scott
streets. Mrs. Aurella Griffith, Principal.

Hamilton Grammar School, sixteen classes.
Geary street, between Pierce and Scott streets.
William A. Robertson, Principal; Miss Ella J. Mor-
ton, Vice-Principal.

Harrison Primary School, seven classes. Grove
street, near Larkln street. Miss Lizzie McElroy,
Principal.

Hawthorne Primary School, ten classes. Shot-
well street, between Twenty-second and Twenty-
third streets. Mrs. Sarah J. Mann, Principal.

Hearst Grammar School, fifteen classes. Cor-
ner Hermann and Fillmore streets. Mrs. Nettie A.
Wood. Principal; Miss Mary E. Donnelly, Vice-Prin-
cipal.

Henry Dueant Primary School, twelve classes.
Turk street, between Buchanan and Webster streets.
Mrs. Georgia Washburn, Principal.

Horace Mann Grammar School, eighteen
classes. Valencia street, between Twenty-second
and Twenty-third streets. Joseph O'Connor. Princi-
pal; Miss Caroline E. Beckwlth, Vice-Principal; Sel-
den Sturges, Vice-Principal.

Humboldt Primary School, twelve classes.
Golden Gate avenue, near Hyde street. Miss Mary
A. Castelhun, Principal.

Irving Primary School, eight classes. Broad-
way, between Montgomery and Sansome streets.
Miss Caroline B. Barlow, Principal.

James Lick Grammar School, fourteen classes.
Corner Noe and Twenty-fifth streets. Philip Prior.
Principal; Miss A. J. Clark, Vice-Principal.

John Swett Grammar School, eighteen classes.
McAllister street, between Franklin and Gough
streets. Albert Lyser. Principal; Willard D. Kings-
bury, Vice-Principal; Mrs. Clara J. Bigelow, Vice-
Principal.

Jefferson Primary School, eight classes. Te-
hama street, between First and Second streets.
Miss Mary M. Murphy, Principal.

Lafayette Primary School, eight classes. Cor-
ner Filbert and Kearny streets. Mrs. M. L. O'Neal,
Principal.

Le Conte Primary School, eight classes. Powell
street, between Washington and Jackson streets.
Miss Margery C. Robertson, Principal.

Laguna Honda Primary School, two classes.
Seventh avenue, between I and J streets. Miss Kath-
erine F. Casey, Principal.

Lincoln Grammar School, eighteen classes.
Fifth street near Market street. James T. Hamil-
ton, Principal; Ebenezer Knowlton, Vice-Principal;
William A. Leggett, Vice-Principal.

Longfellow Primary School, eleven classes.
Silver street, between Second and Third streets.
Miss Jennie Smith, Principal.

Lowell High School, twelve classes. Sutter
street, between Gough and Octavla streets. Frank
Mortoji, Principal; A. E. Kellogg, Vice-Principal.

Madison Primary School, four classes. Clay
street, between Walnut and Laurel streets. Miss
Elizabeth F. Bartlett, Principal.

Marshall Primary School, twelve classes. Mis-
sion street, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets,
rear Mission Grammar School. Mrs. Margaret H.
Walker, Principal.

Mission Grammar School, fourteen classes.
Mission street, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets. Mrs. Janet R. Craven, Principal; Miss Nellie
F. Sullivan, Vice-Principal.

Monroe Primary School, four classes. Near

Five-Mile House. Miss Annie M. Hagarty, Principal.

Moulder Primary School, ten classes. Corner

Page and Gough streets. Mrs. Katherlne E. Brogan,

Principal.

Normal School, one class. Powell street, be-
tween Clay and Sacramento streets.

North Cosmopolitan Grammar School, eleven
classes. Filbert street, between Taylor and Jones
streets. Miss Margaret McKenzie, Principal ; Charles
W. Moores, Vice-Principal.

Ocean House Primary School, one class. San
Miguel road, near Ocean House road. Daniel J. De-
lay, Principal.

Pacific Avenue Primary School, seven classes.
Pacific avenue, near Baker street. Miss Ida E.
Shaw. Principal.

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Pacific Height.s Grammak School, fourteen
classes. .Jackson street, between Webster and I'ill-
more streets. Miss Alice M. Stincen, Priucipal;
Miss Augusta C. Robertson, Vice-Principal.

Peai!<ij>v Primary .School, ten classes. West
Mission street, bi'tween Hermann and Ridley streets.
Miss Gertrude H. Cahalin, Principal.

PoLYTECHsic High School, ten classes. Bush
street, near Stockton street. Walter K. Bush, Prin-
cipal.

PoTEEEo Primary School, fourteen classes. Min-
nesota street, between Xapa and Sierra streets.
Miss H. M, Fairchild, Principal.

Redding Pri>iaky School, ten classes. Pine
street, between Larkin and Polk streets. Miss Mary
A. Deaue. Principal.

RiCHjioxD Pkuiaey' School, nine classes. Fli-st
avenue, near Point Lobos avenue. Mrs. Anna E.
Tiernan. Principal.

RiNcox Grammar School, eleven classes. Silver
street, between Second and Third streets. Miss
Elizabeth A. Cleveland. Principal; Miss Christine
Hart. Vice-Principal.

SiiKHiDAX Primary School, five classes. Ocean
View. Mrs. Sarah A. Miles, Principal.

Sherman Primary School, eight classes. Union
street, near Franklin street. Miss Jennie M. A.
Hurley, Principal. ;

South Cosmopolitan Grammar School, eigh-
teen classes. Eddy street, between Polk street and
Van Xess avenue. Adolph Herbst. Principal; Miss
Katherine F. McColgan. Vice-Principal; Luther M.
Shuck. Vice-Principal. i^^^J --"

SotTH End Primary School, four classes. Wil-
liam street, near Henry street. Miss Ida E. Coles,
Principal.

South San Francisco Primary' School, twelve
classes. Corner of fourteenth avenue and L street.
William W. Stone, Priucipal.

Spring Valley Grammar School, fourteen
classes. Broadway street, near Polk street. Silas
A. White. Principal: Mrs. Agnes C. Taylor. Vice-
Principal.

Stanford Primary School, eight classes. Eighth
street, near Harrison street, rear Franklin Grammar
School. Miss Edith H. Crowley. Principal.

Stakp. King Primary School, twelve classes.
Bryant street, between Sixth and Seventh streets.
Miss Kate Conklin. Principal.

StNXYSiiJE Primary School, 11.5 Flood avenue.
Miss Catherine F. Riordan, Principal.

SuTRo Primary School, three classes. Ivine-
teenth avenue, near Point Lobos avenue. Miss Mary
Magner. Principal.

Washington Grammar School, twelve classes.
Southwest corner (jf Washington and Mason streets.
Thcinas B. White. Principal: Thomas H. McCarthy.
^ icc-Prlucipal.

Wkisster Primary School, eighteen classes.
Fifth street, near Market street, rear Lincoln Gram-
mar School. Miss Agnes M. Manning, Principal.

West End School, three classes. Mission Road,
near Six-Mile House. Miss Ella McCarthy, Principal.

WiiiTTiER Primary School, seventeen classes.
Harrisou street, near Fourth street. Miss Emma E.
stinren. Principal.

WiNFiELD Scott Primary School, four classes.
Lombard street, between Baker and Broderick
streets. Mrs. Emma S. Code, Principal.

EVEXISG SCHOOLS.

Business Evening School, twelve classes. Bush
street, near Stockton street. Elbert C. Kilpatrick.
Principal.

Hamilton Evening School, seven classes. Geary
street, between Scott and Pierce streets. T. B. W.
Leland, Acting Principal. z:^ -_J

Horace IVL^nn Evening School, four classes.
Valencia street, between Twenty - second and
Twenty-third streets. James R. Dwver. Acting Prin-
cipal.

Lincoln Evening School, thirtv-flve classes.
Lincoln School Building. Alexander H. MacDonald.
Principal; Lawrence Taafe. Assistant Principal.

Potrero Evening School, one class. Potrero
School Building. Andrew J. Freese, Principal.

Washington Evening School, twelve classes.
Washington Grammar School Building. Miss Philo-
mena M. Kolan, Principal.

RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES.

American Board of Commissioners for For-
eign Missions. Rev. Walter Frear, General Agent
for the Pacific Coast. Office— 7 Montgomery avenue.

American Tract Society. Pacific Agency,
George Walker, Manager, 735 Market street. It is
also the depository of the American Sunday School
Union.

California Bible Society. Organized October
.30, 1849. Depository, 1037 Market street. Meetings,
first Tuesday of the month. Rev. John Thompson,
Superintendent. Trustees — Annis Merrill (Presi-
dent), William Abbott (Secretary), Edward P. Flint
(Treasurer), Ira P. Rankin, H. C. Beals, C. S. Wright,
James Scobie, T. C. Johnston and R. P. Wilson.

Congregational Church Extension Society.
Rev. H. H. Wikoflf, Secretary; Rev. G. B. Hatch,
Secretary, 735 Market street.

Congregational Summer Resort Association.
A. M. Benham, President, Oakland; Rev. Loyal L.
Wirt. Field Secretary, 735 Market street.

Congregational Associates. Stephen S. Smith,
President, 7 Montgomery avenue; James E. Agar,
Secretary, 22 Clay street.

Congregational Church Building Society.
Headquarters in New York, 59 Bible House. Rev.
L. H. Cobb, D. D., Secretary; Henry O. Pineo,
Treasurer. Rev. H. H. Wikoff, 1929 Dwlght Way,
Berkeley, Cal., Field Secretary for the Pacific Coast.

Congregational Club. Thomas Addison, Presi-
dent, Berkeley: Rev. John A. Cruzan. Secretary, 8
Alpine street.

Congregational Home Missionary- Society.
The Congiegational Home Missionary Society, as an
organization, began in 1826. Its principles, however,
have been dominant In our churches from 1620 on-
ward. Its aim Is the realization of the ideal Chris-
tian state ; its method, to carry the Gospel Into desti-
tute regions, and to aid Christian institutions tem-
porarily needy. It has expended 818,790,365 in money
and supplies (8690,064 during the last year). It has
organized and maintained 6,500 churches, into which
have gathered 450.000 members. It has 227 mission-
aries preaching in Foreign languages. The California
Home Missionary Society, a branch of the National
Society, was organized In 1852, its field covering the
State. In 1887 the territory was divided at the
northern line of Kern county, and the Southern
California Home Missionary Society was organized.
In the Northern District fifty-seven missionaries
have ministered to 122 churches and stations.
Twelve churches have been organized and twelve
church buildings have been erected. The work is
pushed forward as rapidly as funds will allow,
similar organizations continually come which are
responded to as fast as the funds in hand allow.
For such funds the Society depends upon the Con-
gregational Churches of the State. James K. Harri-
son, Superintendent of Northern California and
Nevada, 735 Market street.

Congregational Ministers' Relief Society
OF California Incorporated In 1886. Its object is
to receive and disburse funds for the relief of Con-
gregational ministers and their families who are in
need of pecuniary aid. Rev. J. C. Holbrook, D. I).,
Stockton, President; Rev. John Kimball, Secretary,
7 Montgomery avenue; Rev. Walter Frear. D. I>.,
Treasurer. The fund is built up by annual doua-
tions, chiefly from ministers, the largest donations
being contributed, however, by laymen belonging to
the denomination.

Congregational Sunday School and Pub-
lishing Society. Rev. Loyal L. Wirt, State Super-
intendent, 735 Market street.

Deaconess' Home and Bible Training School
OF the M. E. Church. Location— 315 Castro street.
The "Deaconess' Settlement," 530 Sixth street, is a
branch of this society. Mrs. H. Ida Benson, General
Superintendent. The objects of the society are: to
minister to the poor, visit the sick, pray with the
dying, care for the orphan; and to train all who may
desire for parish and mission work, in both foreign
and home lands. Mrs. John R. Sims, President; Mrs.
Joseph H. Soper, Treasurer; Mrs. Retta Thompson,
Recording Secretary; Mrs. Robert McClellan, Corre-
sponding Secretary; Alice Goss, M. D., Examining
Physician.

Epworth League Alliance. The. Organized
in May. 1893. It consists of the Epworth Leagues
and Christian Endeavor Societies of the Methodist

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Episcopal Church and Methodist Episcopal Church
South, of San Francisco and Alameda counties, and
its object is to unite these societies in closer fellow-
ship and Christian work. It has four departments—
Spirital, Benevolent, Literary and Social. A Good
Fellowship Committee arranges for monthly visita-
tion of each Society, a Jail Committee holds services
every Sunday for prisoners, and a Street Committee
assists the various Societies in holding open-air
meetings, and a -Newsboys' Social Committee ar-
ranges for a social at the Deaconess' Settlement
every Thursday evening to news and messenger
boys. A convention is held on the third Thurs-
day of January, April, July and October, at one of
the Methodist churches determined upon by the Ex-
ecutive Committee. A social is held at intervals of
about a quarter at one of the M. E. churches. The
officers are as follows: A. C. Stevens, President;
C. B. Perkins, First Vice-President; Miss M. E.
Speakman, Secretary, 218 Noe street; A, Wlstrand,
ter, Treasurer. The Executive Committee of the
Alliance meets on the second Thursday of every
other month at the Young Men's Christian Associa-
tion building. Mason and Ellis. The Societies be-
longing to the Alliance at the present time are
fifteen in number, which are in San Francisco.

Feench Christian- Union' ofCalifobnia. Marie
Marshall, President, 1520 Clay.

Gentlemen's Sodalitt of The Blessed Vir-
gin Mary. Organized November, 1861, for the
spiritual Improvement of its members. The so-
ciety Is governed by a Director, who is one of the
fathers of St. Ignatius Church, S. J. Also by a Pre-
fect and two assistants, a Secretary, Treasurer and
other officers, as well as a Council of twelve con-
suiters elected annually. Its present Director is
Kev. Gregory Legglo, S.J. Sodality meetings held on
all Sundays and holidays at 7:30 a.m. in their chapel in
the basement of St. "Ignatius' Church, on Hayes
street, west of Van Ness avenue. Number of at-
tending members about four hundred. For admis-
sion application is made to the Father Director, 214
Hayes street. The Sodality possesses a reading
room and select library of 3,000 volumes; opened
also to non-members on payment of a small fee
every Sunday afternoon from 2 to 4 p.m. and on Mon-
day, Wednesday and Friday evenings from 7:30 to 9
o'clock. The present officers are: Kev. Gregory
Legglo, S. J., Director; James E. Kelly, Prefect;
Thomas E. Carew, First Assistant; John E. Fitz-
patrick, Second Assistant; Chas. E. McAullffe, Sec-
retary; Dr. J. J. Gallagher, Assistant Secretary;
Frank P. Haynes, Treasurer.

Ladies' Pastoral Aid Society of Trinity
Church. Organized 1873. Meets every "Wednesday
at 2:30 P.M. in the Guild Hall. The object of the so-
ciety is to take under its care the destitute and
friendless within the bounds of Trinity Church par-
ish, to find employment for those requiring it, and
to provide clothing and assistance for such as may
be In need of it; to visit and comfort the sick and
afflicted; to endeavor to bring to the church those
who are neglectful of its services, and particularly
the poorer and friendless classes; to gather children
into the Sunday school and to aid in providing com-
petent teachers; in short, to do all in its power, un-
der the guidance and direction of the Eector of the
parish, to advance the interests of the church of
Christ, and to e.vtend to those around the privileges
and blessings of the Gospel.

Methodist Book Depository (Pacific Coast
Agency). Rev. J. D. Hammond, D. D., agent, 1037
Market street. The Depository is also the Pacific
Coast agency for the Chautauqua publications.

Pacific Presbyterian Union. The organiza-
tion, composed of ministers and members of the
Presbyterian Church, meets quarterly In one of the
Presbyterian churches. Edward Kerr, President;
H. L. Van Winkle. Treasurer; Alexander Eoss, Sec-
retary. Headquarters of Union, office of the Treas-
urer, 413 Market street.

Presbyterian Mission House. Location— 920
Sacramento street. Headquarters of the Woman's
Occidental Board of Foreign Missions of the Pres-
byterian Church. Through this society all women's
societies, children's bands, junior Christian En-
deavor societies and senior Christian Endeavor so-
cieties of the Presbyterian churches of the Synod
of California contribute to the work of foreign mis-
sions in China, India, Japan. Syi'la. Persia. Africa,
and Chinese in California. The Board has the en-
tire supervision of mission work among Chinese
women and children in California, viz.: A school
and home for Chinese girls at 920 Sacramento street,
San Francisco: a school at 911 Stockton street, San

Francisco; schools for Chinese children at Los An-
geles, Sacramento. San Jose and San Diego. Mrs.
H. B. Pinney, Recording Secretary; Mrs. L. A.
Kelley, Corresponding Secretary.

San F'RANcrsco Church Extension Society of
the M. E. Church. Organized in 1S82. The design
of the society is to seek out new places for mission-
ary work in this city, to establish Sunday schools
and preaching places; also to relieve over-burdened
churches, and to assist missionaries who may be ap-
pointed by the authority of the California Annual
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Officers— Charles Goodall, President; I. J. Truman,
J. W. Whiting and Wm. Abbott, Vice-Presidents;
Charles B. Perkins, Treasurer; Eobert Hancock,
Secretary. Meetings are held at the call of the Pres-
ident. Office, 1037 Market street.

The San Francisco Poet Society. Organized in
1860. Object, to aid the Mariners' Church in its
work for' the salvation of seamen. Its directors are
prominent members of the churches of the various
denominations in the city. Its membership is com-
posed of life members numbering 141. paying fifty
dollars at one time, and annual members, who pay
five dollars each year. It owns the house of worship
of the Mariners' Church, and has the care of provid-
ing for Its work financially. Officers— S. S. Smith,
President and Treasurer; N. T.Eomaine. Vice-Presi-
dent; J. Eowell, Secretary. Directors, S. S. Smith.
Charles E. Gibbs, Charles Holbrook, N. T. Romaine,
J. G. Levensaler. A. J. Ralston. C. B. Perkins.
Henry F. Eden, and J. Rowell.

Theosophical Society, The. Coast Headquar-
ters, rooms 525-526 Emporium Building, Market
street, betvf een Fourth and Fifth streets. Organized
in 1875. Objects: First- To form the nucleus of a
universal brotherhood of humanity, without distinc-
tion of race, creed, sex or color. Second— To pro-
mote the studv of Aryan and other Eastern litera-
tures, religious and philosophies, and demonstrate
the Importance of that study. Third— To investi-
gate unexplained laws of nature and the psychic
powers latent in man. Lodge meetings every
Wednesday evening of each month. Eree public lec-
tures every Sunday evening. Local officers— D. J.
Lamoree, President; Jessie C. Brodie. Vice-Presi-
dent ; W. J. Walters. Secretary : Elizabeth S.
Wadham, Treasurer.

Young Mens' Christian Association. Incor-
porated September 13, 1853: reincorporated April 1.
1881. Location— Mason and Ellis streets. For the
attainment of the objects of this Association
there is provided and maintained a library,
gymnasium and bath rooms, free to all mem-
bers of this Association; employment depart-
niAit for young men, monthly musical and lit-
erary receptions, and evening educational classes.
Membership ticket, SIO a year. A reading room well
supplied with current literature, daily, weekly, pic-
torial, secular and religious papers, free to members.
The library contains upwards of 4,000 volumes.
Bible class every Saturday noon; services in
the lecture hall of the Association every Sun-
day at 3 p. M., Monday at 8 P. M.. and Satur-
day at 8;30 P. M.; both services exclusively for
young men. The Association has a large and hand-
some building, one of the largest and finest of the
kind in the world. The auditorium has a seating
capacity of one thousand. The reading room is open
every day from 9 a. m. to 10 p. m. Officers— J. J.
Valentine, President: E. V. Watt, First Vice-
President; C. S. Wright, Second Vice-President;
H. J. McCoy, General Secretary. A branch of
the Association, complete in all departments,
known as the Twentieth-Street Branch, is located
at 2319 Mission street, between Nineteenth and
Twentieth streets. The building is attractively
furnished and fitted up. W. W. Chase is Chairman
of the Executive Committee of the branch, W. D.
Kingsbury, Treasurer, and J. G. Daub. Secretary.
German and deaf mute branches are also located at
the main building of the Association, Mason and
Ellis streets. There is also a boys' branch at the
main building, for boys between twelve and sixteen
years of age. A. J. Morrison, Secretary.

Young Women's Christian Association. Or-
ganized September 9, 1877. Incorporated February
1, 1878. Number of members, two hundred and fifty.
The objects of the association include the establish-
ment of an industrial department for destitute
women, a reading room and library for women and
girls, the furnishing of advice, sympathy, temporal
aid and encouragement to friendless and homeless
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all families needing such ministrations.

The association is located at 1221 O'Farrell street,
and consists of library, reading, sewing rooms and a
home for self-supporting girls." The library contains
one thousand volumes of well-selected literature,
and the reading room is copiously supplied with the
choicest periodicals. A branch "of the association,
known as the Howard-street Branch, is located at 514
Howard street. Lunch rooms, sewing, dressmaking
and millinery classes were inaugurated for working
girls April 20, 1891. Another branch was established
at 116 Davis street. October 24. 1892, where a large
and cheerful hall is occupied as a lunch room, and
lunches are furnished to working girls employed in
the vicinity.

The monthly meeting is held on the first Friday of
each month. The annual meeting is held on the first
Friday in .Januarv. Oflicers: llrs. L. C. Redington.
President: Mrs. AVm. O. Gould. Vice-President: .Mrs.
Geo. W. Prescott. Second Vice-President : Mrs. .1. F.
Merrill, Third Vice-President: Mrs. M. P. .Jones.
Fourth Vice-President; MissH. Van Winkle. Record-
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MASONIC.

Gkaxd Lodge of Free axd Accepted Masoxs
OF Califorxia. Meets second Tuesdav in October
at Masonic Temple. 8 Post street. This body was
organized in the year 1850, and there are now in exis-
tence two hundred and sixty subordinate lodges,
of which sixteen are in the city of San Francisco.
Edward Myers Preston, Grand Master. Nevada Citv:
■VYilliam T. Lucas. Deputy Grand Master. Santa
Maria; Thomas Flint. .Jr..' Senior Grand Warden.
San Juan; Frank M. Angellotti. Junior Grand War-
den, San Rafael; Edward Coleman. Grand Treasurer.
San Francisco; George Johnson. Grand Secretary,
San Francisco; George Edward Walk. Grand Chap-
lain, San Francisco: .Jacob Voorsanger, Grand Orator,
San Francisco: Andrew Jackson Hare, Assistant
Grand Secretary. Lorin: William E. Sloane. Grand
Lecturer. Elsinore; Edward S. West. Grand Marshal.
Santa Cruz: Howell A. Powell. Grand Standard
Bearer, Oakland; Henrv C. Iveves, Grand Sword
Bearer, Stockton; Jerome B. Richardson. GrJrnd
Bible Bearer. Suisun: William M. Petrie. Senior
Grand Deacon. Sacramento: Ralph Lowe. Junior
Grand Deacon. San Jose; James F.Bedford. Senior
Grand Steward, Anderson: James F. Drake. Junior
Grand Steward. Redlands: Joseph B. Cooke. Grand
Pursuivant. Colusa; Samuel D. Maver. Grand Organ-
ist. San Francisco; James Oglesbv, Grand Tyler,
San Francisco.

Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of
California. Meets on third Tnesdav of April of
each year at 10 a. m.. Mascmic Temple, s Post street.
Thegoverninsbodv of Roval Arch Mas.m-.

Officers: Adolphus Hewrl. Grand Hitrh Priest.
Modesto; Thomas Flint. Sr.. Deputy Grand High
Priest, San Juan; William Frank Pierce, Senior
Grand King. Oakland: Eli Tucker Blackmer. Grand
Scribe, San Diego; Franklin Henry Day. Grand
Treasurer. San Francisco; Thomas Hubbard Caswell,
Grand Secretary, San Francisco: Charli'.- E. Stone.
Grand Chaplain, Marysville: Tlmnins Iluliliani i as-
well. Grand Lecturer," San Fraiici-i-.i: J'loiiii l.,~ii..
Jones. Grand Captain of the Ho-t. Pa^ailrna; K.iward
R. Hedges. Grand Roval Arch Captain. Stockton;
Samuel David Mayer. Grand Organist. San Francisco;
James Oglesby. Grand Guard. San Francisco.

Grand Commandert of Knights Templar of
California. Meets on first Thursdav after the
third Tuesday of April of each year, at 10 a. >i..
Masonic Temple. 8 Post street. It is the legislative
body of all the commanderies of the State. Officers-
Sir Edward S. Lippitt. Grand Commander. Petal uma;
Sir Trowbridge H. Ward. Deputv Grand Commander.
Los Angeles; Sir George D.Metcalfe. Grand Gener-
alissimo. Oakland; Sir Robert M. Powers, Grand
Captain-General. San Diego; Sir Charles k. Stone,
Grand Prelate, Marysville; Sir Robprt II. Blossom,
Grand Senior Warden, Red Bluff: sir .Inhn (^arwood.
Grand Junior Warden. Stockton: Sir. John F. Merrill.

Grand Treasurer. San Francisco; Sir Thomas H.
Caswell, Grand Recorder, San Francisco: Sir Fred-
erick M. Miller, Grand Standard Bearer. Fresno; Sir
George B. McKee, Grand Sword Bearer, San Jose;
Sir Florin Leslie Jones, Grand Warden, Pasadena;
Samuel D. Mayer. Grand Organist, San F'rancisco;
James Oglesby, Grand Captain of the Guards, San
Francisco.

Grand Council of Royal and Select Masters
of California. Meets on Monday preceding third
Tuesday of April each year at 10 a. m.. Masonic Tem-
ple. 8 Post street. It is the legislative body of all the
Royal and Select Masters of the State. Officers—
Chas. E. Gillett. Grand Master, Oakland; Wm. Hew-
son Davis. Deputy Grand Master, Sacramento; Henry
Ascroft, Grand Principal Conductor of the AVorks,
San Francisco; Franklin H. Day, Grand Treasurer,
San Francisco: Thos. H. Caswell. Grand Recorder,
San Francisco: Thos. Ivyle. Grand Chaplain, San
Francisco; Robert Ash. Grand Chaplain of the
Guards. San Francisco; Aug. Wackerbarth. Grand
Conductor of Council, Los Angeles; Geo. Penlington,
Grand Lecturer. San Francisco; Alex. J. Gardiner,
Grand Steward, Sacramento; Samuel D. Mayer, Grand
Organist, San Francisco; James Oglesby, Grand
Sentinel. San Francisco.

Grand Consistory of California. Ancient
and Accepted Scottish Rite of Free Masonry.
Meets at Masonic Temple on the second Wednesday
of January each year. Officers- Charles L. J. W.
Pierce, Grand Master, Oakland: Harry J. Lask,
Grand Prior, San Francisco; Webb X. Pearce, Grand
Preceptor, Oakland: Charles A. AVagner. Grand Con-
stable. San Francisco; Louis Meyer. Grand Admiral,
San Francisco: Charles L. Patton. Grand Minister of
State. San Francisco: Columbus Waterhouse, Grand
Chancellor. San Francisco; Charles E. Gillett, Grand
Almoner. Oakland: George J. Hobe, Grand Registrar,
San Francisco: Lippman Sachs. Grand Keeper Seals
and Archives, San Francisco; Samuel W. Levy,
Grand Treasurer. San Francisco: (.eorge Patterson.
GrandPrimate. Oakland: John L. M. Shetterley.Grand
Master Ceremonies. San Francisc(]: Frank Koenig,
Grand Expert. San Francisco: Damien E. Fortln,
tirand Assistant Expert. Oakland; August L. Ott,
C-lraud Beausenifer. Oakland; Thaddeus B. Kent,
Grand Bearer of Battle Flag, San Francisco; Albert
H. Merritt. Grand Master of Guards, Oakland;
Jacob Z.Davis. Grand Chamberlain. San Francisco:
Zachary T. Gilpin. Grand Steward, Oakland; John
Williams. Grand Aid-de-Camp. Oakland: John
D'Arcy. Grand Tyler, San Francisco.

Godfrey de St. Omar Council, Xo. 1, Knights
Kadosh. Meets at the call of the Commander at
Masonic Temple.

Terba Buena Chapter, Xo. 1. Knights Rose
Croix. Meets at the call of the W. Master at
Masonic Temple.

Verba Buena Lodge of Perfection, Xo. 1.
Meets every Friday evening at Masonic Temple.

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Golden (vate Commaxdery Xo. 1«. Stated as-
sembly first and third Mondays of each month at
Golden Gate Hall, 625 Sutter street.

ROYAL ARCH MASOXS.
Sak Francisco Chapter Xo. I. Stated meetings
first and third Mondays In each month at Masonic
Temple.

California Chapter Xo. 5. Stated meetings
first and third Tuesdays of each month at Masonic
Temple.

JLisoNic Veteran Association of the Pacific
Coast, The. Temporary organized December 2T,
1878; permanently organized January 8, 1879. Ob-
jects—To unite with us those faithful brethren who
have grown gray in their work upon the Temple, on
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Hawaiian Islands. Qnaliflcations of Membership—
Twenty-one years a Master Mason in good standing,
but not having held office as such; or, not less than
fourteen years a Master Mason in good standing, of
which fully seven years have been spent in active
official worlj in Masonry. Annual meeting, first
Thursday following second Tuesday of October, at
7 p. M. at the Masonic Temple. Regular meetings,
second Thursdays of February, April, .June, August
and December, from April 1st to October 1st at 8
p. M.; from October 1st to April 1st at 7:30 p.m.,
either at Masonic Temple or at the offices of the
President and Secretary, 819 Market street, room 21.
Address of Secretary, 1212 Webster street, Oakland,
Cal. Officers— M. W. Hiram N. Rucker, M. Yen.,
Grand President.

The Geand Chapter of the Ordee of the
Eastern Star. Organized April 7, 1873. Meets on
the third Tuesday in October of each year. The first
subordinate chapter was organized May 9, 1869.
There are now 121 chapters under the jurisdiction of
the Grand Chapter. Office of Grand Secretary, room
71, Flood Building, San Francisco. The following
four chapters are in San Francisco:

Golden Gate Chapter No. 1. Meets every Mon-
day evening at 629 Sutter street.

Ivy No. 27. Meets first and third Tuesday even-
ings of each month at 629 Sutter street.

Harmony No. 124. Meets every first and third
Friday evenings at 32 O'Farrell street.

Beulah Chapter No. 99. Meets second and
fourth Monday evenings of each month at Masonic
Hall, Railroad avenue. South San Francisco.

MASONIC LODGES.

The Masonic lodges meet in this city as follows:

Califoenia No. 1. Meets every Thursday even-
ing at Masonic Temple. Henry Ascroft, W. M.

La Paefaite Union No. 17. Meets every Friday
evening at Masonic Temple. Jean M. Dupas.W. M.

Occidental No. 22. Meets every Monday even-
ing at Masonic Temple. Michael J. Savage, "W. M.

Golden Gate No. 30. Meets every Tuesday even-
ing at Masonic Temple. "Wm. H. Lillie, W. M.

Mount Moeiah No. 44. M;eets every Wednesday
evening at Masonic Temple. J. L. Crittenden, W. M.

Fidelity No. 120. Meets every Thursday evening ,
at Masonic Temple. J. G. Leibold, W. M.

Pacific No. 136. Meets every Tuesday evening at
B. B. Hall, 121 Eddy street. A. E. Morrow, W. M.

Crockett No. 139. Meets every Wednesday eve-
ning at B. B. Hall, 121 Eddy street. Thomas Row-
lands, W. M.

Oeiental No. 144. Meets every Tuesday evening
at Masonic Temple. F. B. Ladd, W. M.

ExcELsiOE No. 166. Meets every Wednesday even-
ing at Masonic Temple. C. P. Overton, W. M.

Mission No. 169. Meets every Wednesday evening
at southeast corner Sixteenth and Valencia streets.
J. A. Wilson, W. M.

South San Feancisco No. 212. Meets every
Thursday evening at Masonic Hall, southeast cor-
ner Railroad and Fourteenth avenues. A. F. Fits-
chem, W. M.

Doric No. 216. Meets every Thursday evening at
B. B. Hall, 121 Eddy street. Wm. G. Copeland, W. M.

Speranza Italiana No. 219. Meets every Satur-
day evening at Masonic Temple. G. Calegaris, W. M.

King Solomon's No. 260. Meets every Monday
evening at Hamilton Hall, southwest corner Steiner
and Geary streets. Gustave Gunzendorfer, W. M.

Masonic Cemetery Association. Organized
January 26, 1863. Office, room 42, Masonic Temple.
Officers- Henry L. Davis, President; Columbus
Waterhouse, Vice-President; George J. Hobe, Secre-
tary; Franklin H. Day, Treasurer; William S. Moses,
Superintendent.

Masonic Hall Association. Office, Masonic
Temple, second floor. Officers— Henry L. Davis,
President; F. W. Van Sicklen, Vice-President;
George Johnson, Secretary.

Masonic Veteran Association. Office, room 21,
Academy of Sciences building, 819 Market street.
Officers for 1895-96- M. W. Hiram N. Rucker, P. G. M.,
Most Ven. Grand President, Oakland, Cal.: M. W.

Henry S. Orme, P. G. M., Right Ven. Grand Vice-
President, Los Angeles, Cal.; W. William S.Phelps,
P. M., Right Ven. Grand Vice-President, San Fran-
cisco, Cal.; M. W. Jacob Mayer, P. G. M., Right Ven.
Grand Vice-President; Portland, Or.; W. Elmer D.
Olmsted, P. M., Right Ven. Grand Vice-President,
Spokane, Wash.; M. W. Jonas W. Brown, P. G. M.,
Right Ven. Grand Vice-President, Boise, Idaho;
R. W. Albert Luckey, J. G. W., Right Ven. Grand
Vice-President, Gold Hill, Nev.; M. W. Samuel Paul,
P. G. M., Right Ven. Grand Vice-President, Salt Lake
City, Utah; M. W. Cornelius Hayes, P. G. M., Right
Ven. Grand Vice-President, Helena, Mont.; M. W.
Laurence N. Greenleaf, P. G. M., Eight Ven. Grand
Vice-President, Denver, Colo.; M.W.William Daley,
P. G. M., Eight Ven. Grand Vice-President, Rawlings,
Wyo.; M. W. Benjamin Titus, P. G. M., Right Ven.
Grand Vice-President, Clifton, Ariz.; R. W. Charles
Bowmer, P. D. G. M., Right Ven. Grand Vice-Presi-
dent, Lucero, N.M.; M. W.Porflrio Diaz, G. M., Right
Ven. Grand Vice-President, City of Mexico, Mex.;
M. W. Guillermo Nanne, G. M., Eight Ven. Grand
Vice-President, Guatemala, Central America; R. W.
H. E. Heisterman, G. T., Right Ven. Grand Vice-Presi-
dent, Victoria. B. C; W. Theodore C. Porter, P. M.,
Right Ven. Grand Vice-President, Honolulu, H. I.;
W. Edwin A. Sherman, 33°, Ven. Grand Secretary,
Oakland, Cal.; W. James L. Cogswell, Ven.
Grand Treasurer, San Francisco. Cal.; W. Joseph H.
Wythe, Ven. Grand Chaplain, Oakland, Cal.; W.
Charles H. Haile, Ven. Grand Marshal, Alameda, Cal. ;
W. John T. Apperson, Ven. Grand Standard
Bearer, Oregon City, Or.; Trent P. Clark, Ven. Grand
Tiler, San Francisco, Cal. With a large number of
corresponding secretaries throughout the jurisdfc-
tion and the United States generally. Annual meet
ing. Masonic Temple, San Francisco, second Thursday
in October of each year. Other regular meetings
bi-monthly at office of Most Ven. Grand President
and Ven. Grand Secretary as above.

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS.

Geand officees of the Grand lodge of the
State of California — P. F. Gosbey, Grand
Master, San Jose; .J. W. Warboys, Deputy Grand
Master, Santa Rosa; A. M. Drew, Grand Warden,
Fresno; Geo. T. Shaw, Grand Secretary, San
Francisco; Moses Greenebaum, Grand Treasurer, San
Francisco; James G. Maguire, Grand Representative,
SanFi-ancisco; J. F. Thompson, Grand Representa-
tive, Eureka; C. O. Burton, Grand Trustee, San Fran-
cisco; C. W. Moulthrop, Grand Trustee, San Fran-
cisco; John Glasson, Grand Trustee, Grass Valley;
Rev. A. F. Hitchcock, Grand Chaplain, Suisun: S. E.
Moreland, Grand Marshal, San Jose; J. C. Girder,
Grand Conductor, Stockton; E. B. Rich, Grand Guar-
dian, Monterey; M. P. Forbes, Grand Hferald, San
Francisco. Trustees of Odd Fellows' Home— Charles
N. Fox, P. G. M., San Francisco; W. H. Barnes, P. G.
M., San Francisco; R. H. Lloyd, P. G. M., San Fran-
cisco; S. B. Smith, P. G. P., Sacramento; F. G. Moll,
Jr., P. G., Los Angeles.

Office — I. O. O. F. Hall. Forty-fourth annual session
will be held on Tuesday, May 12, 1896, in San Fran-
cisco.

California Lodge. No. 1. Meets every Monday
evening at I. O. O. F. Hall.

San Francisco Lodge, No. 3. Meets every Fri-
day evening at I. O. O. F. Hall.

Harmony Lodge, No. 13. Meets every Tuesday
evening at I. O. O. F. Hall.

Yeeba Buena Lodge, No. 1.5. Meets every
Thursday evening at 1. O. O. F. Hall.

Templar Lodge, No. 17. Meets every Wednesday
evening at I. O. O. F. Hall.

Magnolia Lodge, No. 29. Meets every Tuesday
evening at I. 0. O. F. Hall.

Bay City Lodge, No. 71. Meets every Tuesday
evening at I. O. O. F. Hall.

Farnswoeth Lodge, No. 9.5. Meets every Wed-
nesday evening at I. O. O. F. Hall.

Abou Ben Adhem Lodge, No. 112. Meets every
Thursday evening at I. O. O. F. Hall.

Germania Lodge, No. 116. Meets every Monday
evening at I. O. 0. F. Hall.

Concordia Lodge, No. 122. Meets every Monday
evening at I. O. O. F. Hall.

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Pakker Lodge, No. 124. Meets every Tuesday
evening ;it I. O. O. F. Hall.

Spaetait Lodge, No. 12.'). Meets every Monday
evening at Masonic Hall, South San Francisco.

Unity Lodge. No. 131. Meets every Tuesday
evening at southeast corner Sixteenth and Valencia
streets.

Heejiaxx Lodge, No. 145. Met
day evening at 1749 Mission street.

every Wednes-

Pacific Lodge, No. 1.55. Meets every Thursday
-vening at Odd Fellows' Hall.

Occidental Lodge, No. 179. Meets every Thurs-
day evening at 32 O'Farrell street.

Cosmopolitan Lodge, No. 194. Meets every
Wednesday evening at Odd Fellows' Hall.

Golden Gate Lodge, No. 204. Meets every
Thursday evening at Odd Fellows" Hall.

Alta Lodge, No. 205. Meets every Monday even-
ing at Odd Fellows' Hall.

Franco-American Lodge, No. 207. Meets every
Thursday evening at Odd Fellows' Hall.

Fidelity Lodge, No. 222. Meets every Monday
evening at Odd Fellows' Hall.

Morse Lodge, No. 257. Meets every Wednesday
evening at Odd Fellows's Hall.

Myrtle Lodge. No. 275. Meets every Wednes-
day evening at Potrero Opera House.

Western Addition Lodge, No. 285. Meets
every Thursday evening at Odd Fellows' Hall.

Excelsior Lodge, No. 310. Meets every Monday
evening at 2319 Mission street.

Golden West Lodge, No. 322. Meets every
Thursday evening at Odd Fellows' Hall.

Presidio Lodge, No. 334. Meets every Thursday
evening at Octavia street, near Union.

Sargent Lodge, No. 368. Meets every Friday
evening at Odd Fellows' Hall.

Grand Officers of the Grand Encampment—
George W. Reid, Grand Patriarch, Santa Cruz; W.
W. Shattuck, Grand High Priest, Redding; J. T.
Doran, Grand Senior Warden, Tulare; O. M.
Erlewine, Grand Junior Warden. Sacramento; Wm.
H. Barnes, Grand Scribe, San Francisco; Geo. W.
Lemont, Grand Treasurer, San Francisco; L. W. S.
Downs, San Francisco, and George F. Roesch, Stock-
ton; Representatives to S. G. L.; Joseph Foster,
Grand Sentinel, San Diego; E. Dunker, Grand Senti-
nel. San Francisco; Frank Mattison. Graud Marshal,
Santa Cruz: H. S. Winn, F. A. Week and W. S. Pot-
ter. Grand Trustees.

Office— I. O.O.F. Hall. San Francisco. Forty-second
annual session convenes in Santa Cruz, Tuesday,
0<-tober 20, 1896.

ENCAMPMENTS.

Golden Gate No. 1. Meets second and fourth
Saturdays of each month at Odd Fellows' Hall.

WiLDET No. 23. Meets second and fourth Satur-
days of each month at Alcazar Building.

Unity No. 26. Meets second and fourth Tuesdays
of each month at Odd Fellows" Hall.

Oriental No. 57. Meets first and third Saturdays
of each month at Odd Fellows' Hall.

Canton San Francisco. No. 5. Dept. Cal.,
Patriarch Militant, I. O. O. F., Captain, H. O.
Brower, Commandant. Meets first Tuesday of each
month at I. O. O. F. Building.

Odd Fellows" Literary and Social Com-
mittee. Meets every month at Odd Fellows' Hall.
Object— To promote sociability among its members.
Frederick W. Jaeger, President; A. W. Turpin, Sec-
retary. 126 Ellis street.

Odd Fellows' Hall Association of San Fran-
cisco. Organized 1880. Officers — Davis Louder-
back, President; C. F. O'Neil, Secretary. Office,
room 3, Odd Fellows' building, southwest corner
Seventh and Market streets.

AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR.

Organized In 1878, and incorporated under the laws
of Massachusetts, and is under the supervision of
the insurance laws of the various States. Its spe-
cial object is to give aid and protection to members'
families or other beneficiaries that may come under
its laws, upon the assessment plan, in sums from
8500 to .?3,000, payable at death; to provide a relief
fund for its members in case of sickness and
death. It has a guaranteed fund of S500,000, which
is annually increasing, to Insure full payment
of death claims. It has twelve hundred Coun-
cils throughout the LTnited States and Canada,
with a membership of 55,000. It disburses, an-
nually, nearly $3,000,000 in payment of death
claims, having disbursed (since its organization)
over 832,000,000. The organization is managed bv a
Supreme Council, with headquarters at Boston,
Massachusetts.

The Grand Council of California was instituted
August 8, 1881, and meets bi-ennially on the first
Tuesday of May. Grand Secretary's office, 46 St.
Ann's Building, 6 Eddy street, San Francisco.

Grand Officers. Thomas Fllben, Grand Com-
mander, 1333 Jackson street, San Francisco; Chas. G.
Wlllman, Grand Vice-Commander, Los Angeles;
Frank Ey, Grand Orator, Santa Ana; Walter D.
Mansfield, Past Grand Commander, San Francisco;
Chas. O. Burton, Grand Secretary, 6 Eddv street, San
Francisco; W. H. H. Hamilton, Grand Treasurer,
Oakland; Rev. D. O. Kelley, Grand Chaplain, San
Francisco; Mary C. Snyder, Grand Guide. Grass
Valley; Mary A. Mlchell. Grand Warden, Grass
Valley, Almena M. Moser, Grand Sentry, Moke-
lumne Hill; Wm. Metzner, Grand Trustee, San
Francisco; A. B. Hunt, Grand Trustee, San Fran-
cisco ; A. H. Cummings, Grand Trustee, Sanger ;
John F.Pinkham, Finance Committee, San Francisco;
J. H. Baker, Finance Committee, San Francisco;
Gus Pohlmann, Finance Committee, San Francisco;
Walter D. Mansfield, Supreme Representative, San
Francisco; Charles O. Burton, Supreme Represen-
tative, San Francisco ; J. M. Gleaves, Alternate
Supreme Representative, Redding; W. H. H. Hamil-
ton, Alternate Supreme Representative, Oakland.

There are sixty-two . subordinate Councils under
the jurisdiction of the Grand Council, fourteen of
which are located in San Francisco.

Golden Council No. 118. Meets second and
fourth Wednesdays of each month at Alcazar Build-
ing.

Alta Council No. 147. Meets first and third Fri-
days of each month, at Alcazar Building.

Myrtle Council No. 187. Meets second and
fourth Wednesdays of each month at Shiels" Building,
32 O'Farrell street.

California Council No. 250. Meets second and
fourth Saturdays of each month at Red Men's Hall.
320 Post street.

Bohemian Council No. 261. Meets first and third
Wednesdays of each month at Red Men's Hall. 320
Post street.

San Francisco Council No. 442. Meets first and
third Mondays of each month at 336 Sutter street.

Washington Council No. 480. Meets second
and fourth Tuesdays of each month at Red Men's
Hall, 320 Post street.

Golden Stap, Council No. 548. Meets first and
third Thursdays of each month at B'nal B'rith Hall,
121 Eddy street.

Protection Council No. 596. Meets second and
fourth Wednesdays of each month at Alcazar Build-

Mystic Council No. 674. Meets third and fourth
Thursdays of each month at room 68 Flcod Building.

Golden Shore Council No. 695. Meets first and
third Saturdays of each month at Shiels' Building, 32
O'Farrell street.

Golden Gate Council No. 1309. Meets second
and fourth Wednesdays of each mouth.

Midwinter Council No. 1335. Meets second and
fourth Wednesdays of each month at 1526 Sanchez
street.

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AMERICAN PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION.

San Francisco headquarters. Academy of Sciences
Building, room 40; The American Protective Asso-
ciation, organized for the purpose of purifying
politics, is a non-sectarian and a non-partizan organi-
zation composed only of true American citizens,
without regard to nationality; aiming to preserve
and maintain the government of the United States,
and the principles of the Declaration of Independence
as set forth by the founders, against the encroach-
ment of all foreign influences; they regard all
religio-political organizations as the enemies of civil
and religious liberties, and are in favor of maintain-
ing one general, unsectarian, free school system,
and will oppose all attempts to supplant it by any
sectarian institution, being opposed to the use of
public funds for any sectarian purpose; and are in
favor of putting into office honest and true patriots,
who are qualified, and who owe allegiance only to
the Stars and Stripes. OiBcers — Past President, G.
G. Baker, Calf land; State President, B. F. Hudleson,
San Francisco; State Vice-President, C. E. Day, Los
Angeles; Secretary of State, J. W. Turner, Eureka,
Humboldt County; State Chaplain, D. V. Mahoney,
San Jose; State Secretary, M. T. Brewer, San Fran-
cisco; State Treasurer, W.F. Barnes, San Francisco;
Sergeant-at-Arms, J. E. Hall, Stockton. Board of
Trustees— F. A. Peterson, Santa Cruz, Chairman;
W. D. Kingsbury, San Francisco, Murray Laidlaw,
Oakland.

ANCIENT JEWISH ORDER KESHER SHEL
BARZEL.

Ancient Jewish Order Kesher Shel Barzel.
Meets every Sunday evening at 121 Eddy street.
Harmoriah Lodge meets second and fourth Sunday
evenings of every month at 121 Eddy street. A. N.
Levy, Secretary. Moutefiore Lodge meets every
Sunday evening at 121 Eddy street. D. N. Davidson,
Secretary.

ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS.

Subsidiary High Court of the Paciflc Coast was in-
stituted November 6, 1889, in San Francisco, forming
a part of the Universal Order known as the Ancient
Order of Foresters Friendly Society. The High
Court of the World is located in Brighton. England,
for the present year. There are 135 Courts in this
State with fifty female branches known as the Com-
panions of the Forest, one Juvenile Court and sev-
eral companies of the Uniform Bank.

The Subsidiary High Court officers are: William
Cashman, High Chief Ranger, San Francisco: M.
Boehm, High Sub-Chief Ranger, San Francisco;
J. Henderson, High Court Treasurer, San Francisco;
M. P. Light, High Court Secretary, San Francisco;
P. H. Savage, High Court Senior Woodward, San
Francisco; E. G. Case, High Court Junior Woodward,
Ukiah; George J. Monck, High Court Senior
Beadle, Oakland; George S. Robinson, High Court
Junior Beadle, Los Angeles; John Falconer, Perma-
nent Secretary, 102 O'Farrell street, San Francisco.

The following Courts and Circles meet at 102
O'Farrell street except when stated otherwise:

Court Robin Hood, 5931. Meets second and
fourth Tuesdays.

Court Eureka, 6146. Meets first and third Tues-
days.

Court Occidental, 6676. Meets second and
fourth Thursdays.

Court Star of the West, 6956. Meets Fridays.

Court Star of the Mission, 7197. Meets
Wednesdays.

Court Hercules, 7206. Meets second and fourth
Mondays.

CouKT German-America, 7472. Meets Thurs-
days.

Court Twin Peaks, 7556. Meets Wednesdays,
Sixteenth and Noe streets.

Court Alcatraz, 7749. Meets second and fourth
Fridays, corner Stockton and Union streets.

Court Adelaide, 7751. Meets second and fourth
Mondays.

Court Liberty, 7801. Meets second and fourth
Tuesdays.

Court Apollo, 7802. Meets Fridays.

Court Garfield, 7803. Meets second and fourth
Wednesdays.

Court Bournemouth, 7804. Meets first and third
Thursdays.

Court Onward, 7805. Meets first and third Tues-
days.

Court Alliance, 7806. Meets second and fourth
Mondays, 220 Mason street.

Court Excelsior, 7807. Meets second and fourth
Tuesdays.

Court Mazzini, 7809. Meets first and third Mon-
days, Stockton and Union streets.

Court Fremont, 7810. Meets second and fourth
Thursdays.

Court Victoire, 7811. Meets Thursdays.

Court Justice, 7903. Meets second and fourth
Tuesdays.

Court Kensington, 7904. Meets Mondays, Twen-
ty-fourth and Church streets.

Court Enterprise, 7905. Meets second and
fourth Mondays.

Court J^ranklin, 7907. Meets first and third
Tuesdays.

Court Washington, 7913. Meets Tuesdays, 1605
Polk street.

Court California, 7914. Meets first and third
Mondays, Masonic Hall, South San Francisco.

Court America, 7916. Meets first and third Mon-
days, Twenty-fourth and Potrero avenue.

Court Concord, 7917. Meets second and fourth
Tuesdays.

Court Pride of Potrero, 7918. Meets Fridays.

Court Minerva. 7919. Meets first and third Tues-
days of each month.

Court Sherwood Forest, 7920. Meets first and
third Wednesdays of each month.

Court Bohemian, 8023. Meets second and fourth
Tuesdays of each month.

Court Del Monte, 8131. Meets finst and third
Mondays of each montl>.

Court Oak Grove, 81.34. Meets second and fourth
Wednesdays of each month.

Court Ivanhoe, 8228. Meets second and fourth
Wednesdays of each month.

Court Vigilant, 8232. Meets first and third
Wednesdays of each month.

Court Violet, 8356. Meets every Monday of each

Juvenile Court No. 1. Meets first and third
Wednesdays of each month.

Co. A, Uniform Rank. Meetsevery Wednesday of
each month.

Past Chief Rangers' Association. Meets every
first and third Monday.

COMPANIONS OF THE FOREST.

Officers of Supreme Circle: Mrs. Minnie Asher,
Grand Chief Companion, San Francisco; Mrs. E. Mc-
Lane, Grand Sub-Chief Companion, San Francisco;
M. Bohm, Grand Treasurer, San Francisco; Mrs. E.
R. Roy, Grand Secretary, San Francisco; Mrs. B.
Mackrett, Grand Herald, San Francisco; Mrs. Kate
Howard, Grand Right Guide, San Francisco; Mrs. L.
Humbert, Grand Left Guide, San Francisco; Mrs.
Mary Boyd, Grand Inside Guard, San Francisco;
Mrs. Miller, Grand Outside Guard, San Francisco.

Washington Circle No. 1. Meets at A. O. F.
Hall, 102 O'Farrell street, San Francisco, second and
fourth Tuesdays.

Minerva Circle No. 20. Meets at A. O. F. Hall,
102 O'Farrell street, San Francisco, second and fourth
Fridays.

Germania Circle No. 36. Meets at A. O. F. Hall,
102 O'Farrell street, San Francisco, first and third
Wednesdays.

Eureka Circle No. 39. Meets at A. O. F. Hall,
102 O'Farrell street, San Francisco, first and third
Thursdays.

Twin Peaks Circle No. 102, Meets at RhcEwed-
er's Hall, Seventeenth and Noe streets, San Fran-
cisco, second and fourth Fridays.

California Circle No. 103. Meets at A. 0. F.
Hall, 102 O'Farrell street, San Francisco, first and
third Wednesdays.

Justice Circle No. 104. Meets at A. O. F. Hall,
102 O'Farrell street, San Francisco, first and third
Thursdays.

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Secret Societies.

CROCKER-LANGLEY DIRECTORY

Secret Societies.

Feiendship Cipx'le No. 10.5. Meets at Cord's Hall,
Grass Valley, Cal., first and third Tuesdays.

Mazzixi Cikcle Xo. 106. Meets at cor Union and
Stockton streets, San Francisco, second and fourth
Mondays.

TosEMiTE Cip.cLE Xo. 107. Meets at A. O. F. Hall,
102 O'Farrell street, San Francisco, first and third
Wednesdays.

VicToiRE CiKCLE No. 108. Mcets at A. O. F. Hall,
102 O'Farrell street, San Francisco, second and fourth
Mondays.

Franklin Cikcle No. 115. Meets at A. O. F. Hall,
102 O'Farrell street, San Francisco, first and third Fri-
days.

Oak Leaf Ciecle No. 116. Meets at Masonic
Hall, South San Francisco, second and fourth Fri-
days.

Social Ciecle No. 118. Meets at A. O. F. Hall,
102 O'Farrell street, San Francisco, first and third
Saturdays.

Aktemis Ciecle No. 120. Meets at A. O. F. Hall,
102 O'Farrell street, San Francisco, second and fourth
Wednesdays.

Enteepeise Ciecle No. 124. Meets at A. O. F.
Hall, 102 O'Farrell street, San Francisco, second and
fourth Wednesdays.

Iyanhoe Circle No. 125. Meets at A. 0. F. Hall,
102 O'Farrell street, San Francisco first and third
Wednesdays.

Ameeica Ciecle No. 128. Meets at Maenerbund
Hall, Twenty-fourth and Potrero avenue, first and
third Thursdays.

Sheewood Circle No. 129. ' Meets at A. O. F.
Building, 102 O'Farrell street, San Francisco, Mon-
days.

Bohemian Ciecle No. 134. Meets at 102 O'Farrell
street, San Francisco, first and third Tuesdays.

MizPAH Circle No. im. Meets at A. O. F. Hall.
102 O'Farrell street, San Francisco, second and fourth
Saturdays.

Evening Star Circle No. 138. Meets at A. O. V.
Hall, 102 O'Farrell street, San Francisco, first and
third Saturdays.

Olympia Ciecle No. 141. Meets at Hall 4. A. O. F.
Building, San Francisco, first and third Tuesdays.

Occidental Circle No. 144. Meets at A. O. F.
Hall, 102 O'Farrell street, San Francisco, second and
fourth Mondays.

Satellite Circle No. 148. Meets at Longhead's
Hall, 10K5 Polk street, San Francisco, Mondays.

Oak Grove Ciecle No. 149. Meets at A. O. F.
Hall, 102 O'Farrell street, San Francisco, second and
fourth Tuesdays.

German- America Circle No. 156. Meets at Union
Square Hall, second and fourth Fridays.

Past Chief Companions' Association meets at A. O.
F. Building, 102 O'Farrell street, every second and
fourth Saturdays.

ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS.

State OiHeers— President, Bernard Higgins. 356
North Second street. San Jose; Recording Secre-
tary, D. S. McCarthy, 1365 Tenth street, Oakland;
Treasurer, Mathew Crowe, Mountain View, Santa
Clara County. Headquarters of the Board, 120 Ninth
street. Meetings in Washington and Sheridan Halls.

County Officers— Chaplain, Rev. D. O. Crowley,
2030 Howard street; President, Captain Jerome
Deasy, 545 California street; Vice-President, Captain
Ed. I. Sheehan. 360 Third street; Recording Secre-
tary, M. H. McCaflerty, 1444 Jackson street; Finan-
cial Secretary, Thomas Doyle, 15-26 Webster street;
Treasurer, Jeremiah Kelleher, 272 Clementina street ;
Meets fourth Friday, Washington Hall.

Division No. 2, A. O. H. A. Meets first Wednesday
of each month at Sheridan Hall.

Division No. 3, A. O. H. A. Meets second Wed-
nesday in each month at Washington Hall.

Division No. 5, A. O. H. A. Meets first and third
Tuesdays of each month at Sheridan Hall.

Division No. 8, A. O. H. A. Meets second Friday
cf each month at Washington Hall.

Division No. 9, A. O. H. A. Meets second and
third Thursdays of each month at St. Theresa's
Hall.

Division No. 10, A. O. H. A. Meets first and
third Thursdays of each month at Sheridan Hall.

Division No. 11, A. O. H. A. Meets second and
fourth Fridays of each month at Sheridan Hall.

Division No. 12, A. O. H. A. Meets first and
third Tuesdays of each month at Washington Hall.

Division No. 13, A. O. H. A. Meets second and
fourth Thursdays of each month at Washington
Hall.

Division No. 14. A. O. H. A. Meets first and
third Fridays of each month at Washington Hall.

Division No. 15, A. O. H. A. Meets second and
fourth Wednesdays of each month at Universal
Hall.

Division Ng. 16, A. O. H. A. Meets at St. Peter's
Hall.

Division No. 17, A. O. H. A. Meets first and
third Tuesdays of each month at Stanford Hall.

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN.

Organized as a fraternal beneficial society in Octo-
ber, 1868, at Meadville, Pa., and established in Cali-
fornia August 21. 1875, by the institution of California
Lodge at Oakland.

The Grand Lodge of California was organized
November 17, 1877, and meets annually on the first
Tuesday of April. Its headquarters are 65-66 Flood
Building. Officers— Grand Master Workman, Wil-
liam Vinter, San Jose; Grand Foreman, A. F.
Mackay, Los Angeles; Grand Overseer, Herman
Schaflner, San Francisco; Grand Recorder, D. S.
Hirshberg, Oakland: Grand Receiver, Sam Booth,
San Francisco; Grand Guide, W. H. Evans, Monrovia;
Grand Inside Watchman, D. S. Baxter, Pokegama;
Grand Outside Watchman, J. D. Nield, San Fran-
cisco; Grand Trustee, J. O. Lovejoy, Tulare; Grand
Medical E.xamlner, George W. Daywalt.

LODGES IN SAN FRANCISCO.

San Francisco No. 4. Meets every Wednesday
evening at Red Men's Hall.

Golden Gate No. 8. Meets every Thursday
evening at No. 32 O'Farrell street.

Harmony No. 9. Meets every Saturday evenlne
at Alcazar Hall,

Terba Buena No. 14. Meets every Friday even-
ing at No. 32 O'Farrell street.

Bernal No. 19. Meets every Monday evening at
the corner of Sixteenth and Valencia streets.

Meets every Tuesday evening at

Valley No. 30. Meets every Wednesday evening
at No. 32 O'Farrell street.

Spartan No. 36. Meets every Saturday evening
at Alcazar Building.

Magnolia No. 41. Meets every Monday evening
at Red Men's Hall.

Myrtle No. 42. Meets every Saturday evening,
except the second, at Alcazar Building.

Franklin No. 44. Meets every Friday evening at
No. .32 O'Farrell street.

Hercules No. 53. Meets every Friday evening
at Franklin Hall.

WA.SHINGTON No. 60. Meets every Monday even-
ing at Alcazar Building.

Burns No. 68. Meets every Thursday evening at
Alcazar Building.

St. John No. 73. Meets every Thursday evening
at Alcazar Building.

Excelsior No. 126. Meets every Wednesday even-
ing at Excelsior Hall.

Olympic No. 127. Meets every second and fourth
Tuesday evening at Foresters' Hall.

Fidelity No. 136. Meets every Wednesday even-
ing at Red Men's Hall.

Bay View No. 159
at Corinthian Hall.

Memorial No. 174. Meets every Monday evening
at No. 32 O'Farrell street.

Friendship No. 179. Meets every second and
fourth Wednesday evenings at No. 32 O'Farrell street.

Triumph No. 180. Meets every Tuesday evening
at Friendship Hall.

NOE Valley No. 185. Meets every Tuesday even-
ing at Twenty-fourth and Church streets.

Meets every Friday evening

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Secret Societies.

Alta Xo. 242. Meets every Tuesday evening at
Twenty-fourth and Folsom streets.

Faikiiouxt Xo. 247. Meets every Tuesday even-
ing at Stanford HalL

Eureka Valley Is^o. 2.52. Meets every Thursday
evening at Rohweder's Hall.

Golden West No. 264. Meets every Saturday
evening at Potrero Hall.

DEGREE OF HONOR, A. O. U. W.

The Degree of Honor is a social and beneficial
organization, which has been connected with
the Ancient Order of United Workmen since
the Institution of the Supreme Lodge in 1873.
A Grand Lodge was organized May 25, 189.3,
and a beneficial department provided to the
amount of 81,000. Grand Lodge Officers, 1896-1897—
Past Grand Chief of Honor, Mrs. E. A Love joy;
Grand Chief of Honor, Mrs. M. J. Masters; Grand
Lady of Honor, Mrs. Evelyn F. Mayon; Grand Chief
of Ceremonies, Mrs. Viola S. Norman; Grand Re-
corder, Mrs. Kate M. Poland; Grand Receiver, Miss
M. H. Ohea; Grand Inside Watchman, Mrs. H. L.
Lewis; Grand Outside Watchman, Mrs. Minnie F.
Hollis; Medical Examiner. Dr. J. L. Mayon. Office
of Recorder, 65 Flood Building.

Past Master Workmen's Association of the
A. O. TJ. W. Officers— E. F. Joy, President; J. G.
Scott, Recorder. Meets at 32 O'Farrell street.

BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ORDER
OF ELKS.

Organized April 11, 1876. Ernest Ulman, District
Deputy and Exalted Grand Ruler of California. Offi-
cers—J. R. Howell, E. R.; William Jones, E. L.
K.; G. S. Backman, E. L. K.: W. C. Dudley, Secre-
tary; J. O. Harris, Treasurer; A. A. Terry, Tyler.
Trustees — J. P. Dunne, Alfred Perrier, Charles
Nevin.

CALIFORNIA STATE PROTECTIVE ASSO-
CIATION.

Organized in 1894. Object— To promote the in-
terests of its members by assisting, so far as possible,
in the reasonable and proper regulation of the liquor
traffic, and thereby suppressing objectionable and
obnoxious features incident thereto. Officers— J. P.
Edofl, President; E. R. LlUenthal, Vice-President;
William Alfs, Treasurer; Winfield Scott, Secretai-y,
George W. Baker, San Francisco, John W. Mitchell;
Los Angeles, Attorneys. Office, 24 Mills Building,
6th floor.

DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVO-
LUTION.

Sequoia Chapter. Organized December 10, 1891,
Meets second Monday of every month at 2 p. m.,
at 1215 Sutter street. Object— To perpetuate patriot-
ism. Officers- Mrs. Henry Wetherbee, Regent; Mrs.
E. E. Barstow, Vice-Regent ; Mrs. Frederick Hewlett,
Recording Secretary; Mrs. Florence Moore, Corres-
ponding Secretary; Mrs. Arthur W. Moore, Treas-

FORESTERS OF AMERICA.

The objects of this order are to unite fraternally
all white males of good character, between the ages
of eighteen and fifty years, to aid its sick members,
bury its dead, give relief to their widows and or-
phans, to find employment for the unemployed
members, and all other benevolent purposes. There
are one hundred and fifty Courts in the State, also
branches known as Knights of Sherwood Forest, and
the Companions of the Forest.

The Supreme body of the order is known as the Su-
preme Court, and was organized in Minneapolis on
August 15, 1889, having on that day seceded from the
Ancient Order of Foresters in England. The Su-
preme Court meets biennially. Next meeting at
Denver, Colorado, in August, 1897.

Grand Court of California organized November
20, 1889. Officers for the year ending May 5, 1896:
C. P. Rendon, P. G. C. R., Stockton; A. Ortila, G. C.
R., Los Angeles; R. B. Vellage, G. S. C. R., Golden
Gate, Alameda Co.; S. A. White, G. Treasurer, San
Francisco; C. H. Bremer, G. Secretary, Alameda;
Solomon Reiser, G. Recording Secretary, San Fran-
cisco; J. S. W. Saunders, G. S. W., San Francisco;
John Heenan, G. J. W., San Francisco; R. R. Dun-
stan, G.S.B., Grass Valley; E. L. Forster, G. J. B.,

San Francisco; E. E. Skinner. Eureka; H. B. George,
Santa Cruz, and J. E. Anderson. San Francisco,
Grand Trustees; George Moody, San Francisco; C.
M, Dies, Petaluma, and Edward Morris, Petaluma,
Grand Auditors. Grand Secretary's office, third floor.
Alcazar Building, 120 O'Farrell street, San Francisco.

Next meeting of Grand Court will convene in Wat-
sonville. May 5, 1896.

Forty-three Courts and three Junior Courts meet in
this city at the Alcazar Building, 120 O'Farrell street
unless otherwise specified.

Court Robin Hood No. 1. Meets second and
fourth Tuesdays of each month.

Court Aurora No. 2. Meets second and fourth.
Wednesdays of each month.

Court America No. 3. Meets second and fourth
Thursdays of each month at Potrero Opera House.

Court California No. 4. Meets first and third
Tuesdays of each month.

Court Golden Gate No. 5. Meets second and
fourth Tuesdays of each month.

Court San Francisco No. 7. Meets first and
third Tuesdays of each month.

Court Bat Citt No. 11. Meets second and fourth
Wednesdays of each month.

Court Eucleian No. 13. Meets first and third
Mondays of each month.

Court Eclipse No. 14. Meets every Monday eve-
ning.

Court Hubertus No. 15 (German). Meets every
Friday evening.

Court Justice No. 16. Meets second and fourth
Mondays of each month.

Court Inter Nos No. 18. Meets every Friday eve-
ning.

Court Golden West No. 20. Meets first and
third Thursdays of each month.

Court Zenith No. 21. Meets every Monday
evening.

Court Golden State No. 22. Meets second
and fourth Wednesdays of each month in I. O. O. F.
Building, Market and Seventh streets.

Court Defiance No. 23. Meets every Thurs-
day evening.

Court Stanford No. 27. Meets second and
fourth Tuesdays of each month.

Court Magnolia No. 29. Meets second and
fourth Fridays of each month.

Court El Dorado No. 31. Meets first and third
Fridays of each month.

Court Western Addition No. 32. Meets sec-
ond and fourth Mondays of each month.

Court Golden Eagle No. 33. Meets every
Thursday evening.

Court Golden Era No. 36. Meets first and
third Fridays of each month.

Court Washington No. .37. Meets first and
third Thursdays of each month.

Court Presidio No. 40. Meets every Tuesday
evening in Steimke's Hall, Octavla and Union streets.

Court ILatflower No. 41. Meets second and
fourth Tuesday of each month in Mission Parlor
Hall, 17th street, near Valencia street.

Court Verba Buena No. 42. Meets first and
third Wednesdays of each month in Franklin Hall.

Court Bonita No. 43. Meets every Monday in
Bonlta Hall, •24th and Folsom streets. •

Court Seal Rock No. 45. Meets every Thurs-
day evening in Pythian Castle, 909 Market street.

Court Acme No. 51. Meets every Friday evening.

Court Palo Alto No. 53. Meets second and
fourth Thursdays of each month.

Court Columbia No. 55. Meets every Tuesday
evening at Cambrian Hall, 1133 Mission street.

Court Lincoln No. 57. Meets first and third
Tuesdays of each month.

Court Hates Vallet No. 59. Meets every
Wednesday evening in Pythian Castle, 909 Market
street.

Court Cosmopolitan No. 64. Meets second and
fourth Wednesdays of each month.

Court Live Oak No. 67. Meets first and third
Thursdays of each month in Myrtle Hall, Seventh and
Railroad avenues. South San Francisco.

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CouKT Fakalloijb No. 71. Meets second and
fourth Wednesdays of each month in Murphy's Hall,
Ocean View.

CouKT Apollo No. T6. Meets first and third
Mondays of each month.

CouET Bakbakoss.v No. 79 (German). Meets
every Wednesday evening in Harmonie Hall, 1749
Mission street.

Court Richmond No 86. Meets first and third
Tuesdays of each month in Fraternal Hall. Fillmore
street.

Court Indepexdexce No. 104. Meets every Mon-
day evening.

Court Ferruccio No. 132 (Italian). Meets first
and third Tuesdays of each month in Bersaghliary
Hall, Stockton and Union streets.

Court Enterprise No. 134. Meets first and third
Fridays of each month.

Court Sutbo Heights No. 136. Meets second
and fourth Thursdays of each month.

Court Pride of California No. .5 (Junior
Branch). Meets second and fourth Wednesdays of
each month.

I Court Young America No. 6 (Junior Branch).
Meets first and third of Thursdays of each month in
Potrero Opera House.

Court Pride or the Golden West No. 37
(Junior Branch). Meets first and third Wednesdays
of each month.

COMPANIONS OF THE FOREST.

The Companions of the Forest Is the recognized

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ladies' branch of the Foresters of America,
branch has the power of making its own laws
without interference from the parent organiza-
tion, and is under the control of the Supreme
Circle. The next meeting of the Supreme Circle
will convene in Baltimore, Maryland, on the first
Tuesday in September, 1897.

Grand Circle of California. Organized Jan-
uary 28, 1888. Officers for the year ending June 3,
1896— Mrs. L. Enkle, P. G. C. C, San Francisco;
Mrs. A. B. Andrews, G. C. C, Los Angeles; Mrs. M. A.
Duke, S. C. C, San Francisco; Miss A. D. Bremer,
Grand Secretary, Alameda ; Mrs. J. R. Himes,
Grand Treasurer, Oakland: Herman Kohn, Grand
Marshal, San Francisco; Mrs. H. Worms, Grand
Guard, San Francisco ; Mrs. M. Pape, Grand
Sentry, San Francisco; Mrs. Kemp van Ee, Grand
Organist, San Francisco; Mrs. E. Harrington of
San Francisco, Mrs. M. Green of Stockton and
Mrs. M. E. Read of San Francisco, Grand Trustees.
Sol Reiser, Miss M. Burkheim and Mrs. E. J. N.
Steinweg. Grand Auditors. Grand Secretary's office,
third floor. Alcazar Building, 120 O'Farrell street,
San Francisco.

The next meeting of the Grand Circle will con-
vene on Wednesday, June 3, 1896, in Oakland.

There are fifty circles in the State, twenty-two
of which meet in this city at the Alcazar Building,
unless otherwise specified.

Excelsior Circle No. 2. Meets second and
fourth Thursdays of each month.

Bay City Circle No. 11. Meets second and
fourth Mondays of each month.

Diana Circle No. 22. Meets second and fourth
Tuesdays of each month.

Golden Gate Circle No. 23. Meets first and
third Mondays of each month.

LoKELEY Circle No. 26 (German). Meets first
and third Sattfrdays of each month.

Live Oak Circle No. 29. Meets first and third
Wednesdays of each month.

Defiance Circle No. 38. Meets second and
fourth Tuesdays of each month.

Olympus Circle No. 42. Meets first and third
Fridays of each month in Mission Parlor Hail,
Seventeenth street, near Valencia street.

Golden West Circle No. 43. Meets first and
third Tuesdays of each month.

Robin Hood Circle No. 58. Meets first and third
Wednesdays of each month.

Twilight Circle No. 70. Meets first and third
Thursdays of each month.

Mizpah Circle No. 100. Meets second and fourth
Tuesdays of each month.

Golden Era Circle No. 103. Meets first and
third Wednesdays of each month.

Bonita Circle No. 104. Meets first and third
Thursdays of each month in Bonita Hall, Twenty-
fourth and Folsom streets.

Diamond Circle No. 154. Meets first and third
Wednesdays of each month in Murphy's Hall,
Ocean View.

Hayes Valley Circle No. 201. Meets second
and fourth Monday of each month.

xVloha Circle No. 203. Meets second and fourth
Thursdays of each month at Mozart Hall, 1158 Market
street.

Pride of the Forest Circle No. 204. Meets
first and third Tuesdays of each month in Myrtle
Hall, Seventh and Railroad avenues. South San
Francisco.

Inter Nos Circle No. 215. Meets every Monday
evening.

Pride of Columbia Circle No. 259. Meets first
and third Thursdays of each month in Mozart Hall,
1158 Market street.

Village Belle Circle No. 264. Meets second
and fourth Fridays of each month.

San Francisco Circle No. 267. Meets second
and fourth Thursdays of each month in Maenner-
bund Hall, Twenty-fourth and Potrero avenue,

Presidio Circle No. 268. Meets first and third
Tuesdays of each month in Steimcke's Hall, Octavia,
near Union street.

The Knights of Sherwood Forest are the recog-
nized uniformed rank of the Foresters of America.
There are seven conclaves in the State, one of
which is in this city, as follows:

Golden Gate Conclave No. 92. Meets on the
first Wednesday of each month In the Alcazar Build-
ing.

American Foresters' Hall Association. In-
corporated January 8, 1892, for the purpose of buying
real estate and erecting a hall thereon for the ac-
commodation of the various courts and other
branches of the Foresters of America. Officers-
David Cohan, President; George Read, Vice-Presi-
dent; C. H. Bremer, Secretary; John J. Cordy,
Assistant Secretary; James Healing, Treasurer.
Secretary's office, third floor Alcazar building, 120
O'Farrell street.

GRAND AEMY OF THE REPUBLIC.

Department of California and Nevada. Or-
ganized April 15. 1867. Headquarters, rooms 18 and
19 St. Ann's Building, 6 Eddy street. Objects— To or-
ganize, and to promote and perpetuate a fraternal
feeling amongst all honorably discharged soldiers,
marines and sailors who served in the war of the
Rebellion; also to aid those of them who are in dis-
tress, and to provide for widows and orphans of
deceased comrades. Eligibility to membership— Ser-
vice between April 12, 1861, and April 9, 1865. No
person eligible who has at any time borne arms
against the United States.

Officers of the Department— T. C. Masteller, Dept.
Commander, San Francisco; L. Finnegan, S. V.
Dept. Commander, San Jose; F. W. Cushing, J. V.
Dept. Commander, Oakland; G. H. Robinson, A. A.
General, San Francisco; Eugene Wiegand, A. Q. M.
General, San Francisco; S. L. Lee, Medical Direc-
tor; Rev. J. A. Cruzan, Chaplain; L. F. Smith,
Judge Advocate, Santa Cruz; A. H. Johnson, Chief
Mustering Officer, Los Angeles; J. L. Winans, Dept.
Inspector, Petaluma; J. J. Lyon, Mortuary Registrar,
San Francisco.

Council of Administration —P. J. Fisher, J. C.
Bolles, J. G. Giesting, A. E. Cohn, San Francisco;
L. W. Hillaker, Woodland.

Lincoln Post No. 1. Organized May 27, 1867.
Meets every Thursday evening at N. S. G. W. Build-
ing, 414 Mason street. Harry W. Mortimer, Com-
mander.

Geo. H. Thomas Post No. 2. Meets first and
third Tuesday evenings at 320 Post street. A. J.
Vining, Commander.

James A. Garfield Post No. 34. Meets every
Tuesday at 114 O'Farrell street. R. R. Killgore,
Commander.

Colonel Cass Post No. 46. Meets first Tuesday
evening at 2810 Mission street. John O'Neill, Com-
mander.

Gen. Geo. G. Meade Post No. 48. Meets first
and third Tuesday evenings at 102 O'Earrell street.
J. F Goggin, Commander.

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Secret Societies.

Liberty Post No. 133. Meets every Friday even-
ing at 20 Eddy street. W. J. Parli, Commander.

Veteran Gtiakd of Califokjjia, G. A. R.
Organized April 11, 1885. Number of members, 7.5.
Meets every Monday at the Armory, 620 Bush street.
J. B. Lauck, Captain; T. C. Masteller, Adjutant;
Eugene Wlegand, Quartermaster; J. J. Frank, Com-
missary; J. H. Banfleld, 1st Sergeant.

Grand Army of the Republic Cemetery As-
sociation—Incorporated January 28th, 1870 Meets
quarterly at 414 Mason street. Objects— "To hold
hold grounds to be used as a cemetery for the burial
of deceased members of the Grand Army, and also
for the interment of any and all persons who may
have honorably served in the land or naval forces of
the United States during the Rebellion of 1861 to
186.5, who may hereafter become deceased."

Officers- H. T. Hobbert President; W. F. Howe,
Vice-President; J. C. Innes, Secretary; C. Mason
Klnne, Treasurer.

WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS.

Auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic.
Objects— To cultivate the spirit of patriotism among
the living, and cherish the memory of those who
died to preserve the Republic; to assist Union
veterans and their dependent ones in dis-
tress, and to procure for them and for needy
army nurses homes and employment. Eligibility to
membership consists in good moral character, patri-
otism in the past and assurance of for the future, and
the attainment of the age of sixteen years.

Department Officers of California and
Nevada— Laura J. Robinson, Department President,
San Francisco; Martha A. Chapin, Senior Vice De-
partment President, Los Angeles ; Sara S. Tripp,
Junior Vice Department President, Stockton; Re-
becca Murphy, Chaplain, Sebastopol; Susie J.Har-
ris, Treasurer, Santa Crnz. Executive Board— Cora
O. Merritt, Oakland; Lizzie H. Condy, Stockton;
Bessie Johnson, San Francisco; Mary Lang Farmer,
Vallejo, and Irene E. Gibson, Oakland.

Lincoln Corps No. 3. Hannah M. Dean, Presi-
dent; Mina A. Sheldon, Secretary; Ella Bally, Treas-
urer. Meets every Thursday evening at N. S. G. W.
Building, 414 Mason street.

James A. Garfield Corps No. 21. Mathilda
Alpers, President; Carrie Ulmer. Secretary; Dora
H. Dibblee, Treasurer. Meets at 120 O'Farrell street
every Tuesday evening.

General George G. Meade Corps No. 61. Ella
Waddell, President ; Bessie Johnson, Secretary ;
Hattie M. Pye, Treasurer. Meets first and third
Tuesday evenings at 102 O'Farrell street.

IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.

Located at Red Men's Hall, 320 Post street. Or-
ganized to be the conservator of the history, the
traditions, the customs and the virtues of the origi-
nal American people. It is benevolent and fraternal
within the scope of its purposes.

Grand Lodge. A. Jackson. Great Sachem, San
Francisco; J. Sims, Great Senior Sagamore, Nevada
City; F. A. Whipple, Great Junior Sagamore, Fort
Bragg; O. F. Seavey, Great Prophet, Auburn; C. F.
Burgman, Great Chief of Records, San Francisco;
William J. Smith, Great Keeper of Wampum, San
Francisco; James G. Hanks, Great Sannap, Oakland;
G. L. Merguire, Great Mishlnewa, Palo Alto; G. W.
Collins, Great Guard of the Wigwam. San Francisco;
J. C. Safford, Great Guard of the Forest, Auburn;
Frederick Brandt, O. F. Seavey, B. F. Josselyn,
Grand Representatives.

There are thirty-two tribes in the State. The fol-
lowing meet in San Francisco:

Bald Eagle No. 75. Every Friday evening
corner of Octavia and Union streets.

Oshonee No. 78. Every Wednesday evening at
32 O'Farrell street.

Every Friday evening at

Pocahontas No.
320 Post street.

PoHONACHEB No.. 10. Every Monday evening at
320 Post street.

Seminole No
320 Post street.

54. Every Wednesday evening at
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COUNCILS, degree OF POCAHONTAS.

Alfarata Council No. 10. Meets every Thurs-
day evening at 320 Post street.

Daughters of Montezuma No. 15. Meets every
Thursday evening at 320 Post street.

Pocahontas No. 3. Meets every Monday evening
at 320 Post street.

Improved Order op Red Men's Hall-Associa-
tion op San Francisco. Meets the second Mondav
of each month at 320 Post street. Otflcers— Benjamin
F. Josselyn, President; Davis Louderback. Vice-Presi-
dent; William J. Smith, Secretary; William Rotrosky,
Treasurer.

INDEPENDENT ORDER B'NAI B'RITH.

District Grand Lodge No. 4. Abraham Jonas,
Grand President; Jacob Levison, Grand Secretary,
1818 Post street; Julius Platshek, Grand Treasurer.

B'nai B'rtth Hall Association. Organized to
build and maintain a suitable hall for the order, and
to rent lodge rooms. The line structure for such
purposes at 121 Eddy street was designed and erected
by the Association. It contains, besides a fine
library, an excellent dancing hall and well-appointed
dining rooms. Officers— J. L. Franklin, President;
Jacob Levison, Secretary. Meetings, second Wednes-
day of each month at the hall, 121 Eddy street.

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FORESTERS.

The special object of this Order is to furnish
Insurance— ranging in amount from $500 to $3,000 — to
Its members at low but fixed rates, varying according
to age. The amount insured for is payable at death,
or in case the member be totally disabled by sickness
or accident, one-half is then paid to him and the other
half is paid on his death to his beneficiary, or upon
the member reaching his 70th birthday there is paid to
him yearly 8100 for each 81,000 Insured until the total
amount Insured for Is paid off. The Order is man-
aged by the Supreme Court, with headquarters at
Toronto, Ont. The High Court of California was
instituted April 11, 1890, and is located at Los An-
geles. Following are the High Court officers — G. A.
McElfresh, H. C. R., room 51, Phillips Block, North
Spring street, Los Angeles; Rev. B. W. R. Tayler, P.
H.C, R., Los Angeles; J. R. Price, H. V. C. R., Co-
lusa; W. H. Perry, High Secretary, room 51, Phillips
!lloek. North Spring street, Los Angeles; H. S. Eb-
erle. High Treasurer, Los Angeles; Chas. Mealand,
M. D., High Physician, Sacramento; Chas. S. Peery,
High Counselor, San Francisco. The next High
Court session will be held at San Jose. The following
Courts are located in San Francisco:

Court Golden Gate No. 603. G. W. Kuss, Court
Deputy, 310 Kearny street. Meets second and fourth
Fridays in Washington Hall.

Court Endeavor No. 627. C. L. Ames, Court
Deputy, 90.5 Market street. Meets second and fourth
Wednesdays In Foresters' Hall.

Court San Francisco No. 822. H. F. Barbler,
Court Deputy, 136 Sutter street. Meets first and
third Tuesdays at 320 Post street.

Court Dina No. 1133. Thomas Williams, Court
Deputy, 61914 Gough street. Meets every Thursday
in Alcazar Building.

Court Southern Heights No. 1150. Robert Stew-
art, Court Deputy, 522 Connecticut street. Meets
first and third Tuesdays In Potrero Opera House.

Court Golden Era No. 1315. H. A. Callendar,
Court Deputy, 126 Kearny street. Meets second and
fourth Mondays in Foresters' Hall.

Court Mission No. 1369. E. Norman, Court
Deputy, 1021 Twenty-fourth street. Meets second
and fourth Thursdays in Native Sons' Hall, Seven-
teenth street, between Valencia and Guerrero streets.

Court Seal Rock No. 3041. W. B. Wilson, Court
Deputy, 1214 Steiner street. Meets every Monday in
Native Sons' Hall, near corner of Fell and Baker

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Organized in the United States In 1776; established
In California in 1860. Meets at 510 Bush street.
There are fourteen Stamnia or Tribes in this State.
Officers— John Mangels, Grand Chief, San Prancisco;
B. A. Sammann, Grand Secretary, 1209 Fillmore
street, San Francisco.

IKDEPENDENT ORDER RED Men'S HaLL ASSOCIA-
TION. Meetings held second Tuesday of each month
at .510 Bush street. Officers— C. B. Rode, President;
A. Wrede, Vice-President; B. A. Sammann, Secre-
tary, 1127 Sutter; John Mangels, Treasurer.

JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS.

A loyal, patriotic organization, fraternal and bene-
ficial, strictly non-partisan and non-sectarian. San
Francisco office, 214 Pine street. Objects of the
order: To maintain and promote the interests of
Americans, and shield them from the depressing
effects of foreign competition, assist Americans in
obtaining employment, encourage Americans in
business, establish a sick and funeral fund, maintain
the public schools of the United States of America,
and to prevent sectarian interference therewith and
uphold the reading of the Holy Bible therein.
Qualiiications for membership— A white male per-
son, born In the United States of North America, or
under the protection of its flag. Of good moral
character. A believer in the existence of a Supreme
Being as the Creator and Preserver of the Universe.
Opposed to union of church and State. Favorable to
free education and the American public school sys-
tem. Between 16 and 50 years of age for beneficial
membership; over 50 years, non-beneflcial member-
ship.

The word "Junior" in the title has no relation to
the age of members. It was adopted to distinguish
the order from the O. U. A. M., and has no other
significance.

iSfor is the word " Mechanic " to be construed
literally. It refers in no manner to artisans, but
embraces every pursuit.

State Councilor, H. C. Schaertzer. San Francisco;
State Vice-Councilor, H. H. Griffiths, Newcastle;
State Council Secretary, George E. Perry, 214 Pine
street, San Fransisco. Subordinate councils in San
Francisco.

A. Lincoln Council No. 2. Meets at 121 Eddy
street every Thursday evening.

Starr King Council No. 6. Meets every Tues-
day evening at .32 O'Farrell street. '

U. S. Grand Council No. 19. Meets at 32 O'Far-
rell street every Thursday evening.

Jambs A. Garfield Council. Meets at 32 O'Far-
rell street every Monday evening.

Alexander Hamilton Council No. 35. Meets
every Thursday evening at 32 O'Farrell street.

KNIGHTS OF HONOR.

Organized at Louisville, Kentucky, June 30, 1873.
California Lodge, the first organized in this State,
was established In Sacramento April 28, 1877. Its
ob.iects are to unite acceptable members fraternally;
to cultivate charity and exercise benevolence, and
to establish a relief fund in the nature of life insur-
ance for Its members. Out of such fund an enor-
mous sum of money has been paid. There are fifty-
five lodges in California, twenty-four being in this
city; the total membership is about four thousand.

Grand Lodge of California. Organized March,
1880. Room 47, St. Ann's Building. Officers— Pres-
cott L. Archibald, Grand Dictator, San Francisco;
W. W. Morison, Grand Vice-Dictator, Oakland; C. H.
M. Curry, Grand Reporter, San Francisco; W. J.
Thompson, Grand Assistant Dictator, San Francisco;
F. W. Zehfuss, Grand Treasurer, San Francisco;
Rev. G. B. Allen, Grand Chaplain, Oakland: Thomas
Learned, Grand Guide, San Francisco; J. C. Harvey,
Grand Guardian, San Francisco; W. S. Lane, Grand
Sentinel, Fresno; A. H. Volgt, Past Grand Dicta-
tor, Los Angeles; Thomas Johnstone, Grand Trus-
tee, San Francisco; Dorsan Nichols, Grand Trustee,
San Francisco; George "W. Lemont, Grand Trustee,
San Francisco; C.H. M. Curry, Supreme Lodge,
Repsentative San Francisco; Duncan McPherso,n
Supreme Lodge Representative, Santa Cruz; C. A.
Garthorne, Supreme Lodge Alternate, San Francisco ;
Leo O. Rodgers, M. D., Supreme Lodge Alternate.

America Lodge No. 2229. Meets first and third
Thurs^ay^ evenings of each month at 20 Eddy street.
3, Reporter.

Anchor Lodge No. 2366. Meets every Monday
evening at 20 Eddy street. N. R. Doollttle, Reporter.

Charter Oak Lodge No. 1755. Meets first and
third Friday evenings of each month at Red Men's
Building. H. K. Cummlngs, Reporter.

Confidence Lodge No. 2282. Meets second and
fourth Tuesday evenings of each month at 209
Sansome street. Harry J. Lask, Reporter.

Eagle Lodge No. 2204. Meets second and fourth
Rednesday evenings of each month at Rhlels'
Building. J. K. Phillips, Reporter.

Eureka Lodge No. 1756. Meets every Rednes-
day evening at 20 Eddy street. George Y. Dernlng,
Reporter.

Far West Lodge No. 2334. Meets every Thurs-
day evening at Steiner and Eeary streets. E. A.
Bullls, Reporter.

Fidelity Lodge No. 2108. Meets first and third
Friday evenings in each month at Red Men's Build-
ing. T.R. Hotchkiss, Reporter.

Foktuna Lodge No. 3449. Meets every Thursday
evening at 20 Eddy street. M. J. Hogan, Reporter.

Friendship Lodge No. 1731. Meets every Mon-
day evening at Alcazar Building. E. Bonnell, Re-
porter.

Gekmania Lodge (works In German) No. 1718.
Meets every Tuesday evening at Alcazar Building.
John F. Rau, Reporter.

IVT Lodge No. 1716. Meets every Friday evening
at 20 Eddy street. Isaac Onyon, Reporter.

Keystone Lodge No. 2107. Meets second and
fourth Wednesday evenings in each month at Alca-
zar Building. Fred Ralsch, Reporter.

Leland Stanford Lodge No. 3872. Meets every
Friday evening at 20 Eddy street. C. W. Retry, Re-
porter.

Liberty Lodge No. 3496. Meets every Monday
evening at Alcazar Building. W. J. Thomson, Re-
porter.

Norman Lodge No. 1841. Meets every Tuesday
evening at 121 Eddy street. Jacob Gans, Reporter.

Occidental Lodge No. 1990. Meets second and
fourth Wednesdays in each month at 121 Eddy street.
J. F. Brown, Reporter.

Polar Star Lodge No. 3027. Meets every Friday
evening at Sixteenth and Valencia streets. E.
Worth, Reporter.

San Francisco Lodge No. 1922. Meets eyery
Monday evening at Alcazar Building. Henry Wolf-
shon. Reporter.

Saxon Lodge No. 1848. Meets second and fourth
Tuesdays of each month at Alcazar Building. C. H.
Brodenstein, Reporter.

Tancred Lodge No. 1927. Meets second and
fourth Mondays of each month at Alcazar Building.
Charles F. Howland, Reporter.

Union Lodge No. 1895. Meets first and third
Tuesdays of each month at Shlels' Building. Chas.
G. Scha'efer, Reporter.

Verba Buena Lodge No. 1788. Meets every Mon-
day evening at Alcazar Building. T. Johnstone, Re-
porter.

YosEMiTE Lodge No. 1930. Meets second and
fourth Wednesday evenings of each month at Alca-
zar Building. G. A. Folsom, Reporter.

KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF HONOR.

Organized September 6th, 1877. A national benev-
olent assessment fraternity, open to all acceptable
persons between the ages of eighteen and fifty,
years.

The Grand Lodge of California was organized Au-
gust 26, 1877. Office, 20 Ellis street.

Officers— C. C. O'Donnell, J.P. G. P., San Francisco;
F. Kemp van Ee, Grand Protector, San Francisco;
Miss E. T. Parker, Grand Vice-Protector, Sonora;
S. B. Carleton, Grand Secretary, San Francisco; J.
W. Maher, Grand Treasurer, San Francisco; Susie
Pierson, Grand Chaplain, Sacramento; Doris J.
Kaplan, Grand Guide, San Francisco; Mrs. E. J.
Colombet, Grand Guardian, San Jose; P. J. Joyce,
Grand Sentinel, San Francisco.

The Lodges in this city are:

Aurora Lodge No. 202. Meets first and third
Monday evenings of each month at 421 Post street.
Mrs. L. B. Holcomb, Secretary.

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Secret Societies.

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.

Bay City Lodge No. 619. Meets every Monday
evening at 320 Post street. J. W. Maher, Secretary.

Empire Lodge No. 832. Meets second and fourth
Friday evenings of each month at 313 Hyde street.
Mrs. E. R. O'Donnell, Secretary.

ExcELsiOK Lodge No. 1252. Meets second and
fourth Friday evenings of each month at 621 Bush.
Eleanor A. Reed, Secretary.

Golden Rule Lodge No. 660. Meets second and
fourth Thursdays of each month at 20 Eddy street.
F. Kemp Van Ee, M. D., Secretary.

Magnolia Lodge No. 1248. Meets first and third
Wednesdays of each month at 909}^ Market street.
J. J. Hlclvs, Secretary.

Martha Lodge No. 1241. Meets second and
fourth Fridays of each month at 120 O'Farrell street.
Mrs. J. Frledlander, Secretary.

Pacific Lodge No. 815. Meets second and fourth
Tuesdays of each month at 32 O'Farrell street. A.
Atkins, Secretary.

West End Lodge No. 1102. Meets second and
fourth Fridays of each month at 120 O'Farrell street.
Ph. Kaplan, Secretary.

KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEES.

A fraternal and beneficial order.

San Francisco Tent No. 18, K. O. T. M. Meets
second and fourth Friday evenings of each month at
Alcazar Hall, Alcazar Building, 120 O'Farrell street.
Theo. Frolich, Record Keeper, 320 Sansome street,
room 2.

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

There are 175 Lodges of this Order in California,
twenty-three of which are in San Francisco. The
Grand Lodge of California organized September 28,
1869. Ofiicers: Carl E. Lindsay, Past Grand Chan-
cellor, Santa Cruz; George Samuels, Grand Chan-
cellor, Oakland; C. F. McGlashan, Grand Vlce-Chan-
cellor, Truckee; W. H. Grant, Grand Prelate, Wood-
land; Herman Schaffner, Grand Keeper of Records
and Seal, San Francisco; S. G. Little, Grand Master of
Exchequer, Dixon; W. H. Lehman, Grand Master-at-
Arms, Santa Ana; E. H. Warren, Grand Inner Guard,
East Oakland; J. H.Johnston, Grand Outer Guard,
Sacramento. Grand Trustees (Corporate Directors)
A. Perrier, San Francisco; J. W. Guthrie, Sacra-
mento; Sig. Steiner, Escondido.
SUBORDINATE LODGES IN SAN FRANCISCO.

Alemania Lodge No. 8. Meets every Wednes-
day evening at 909 Market street.

Bay City Lodge No. 117. Meets every Wednes-
day evening at 114 O'Farrell street. William Retal-
lack, C. C.

California Lodge No. 1. Meets every Monday
evening at 909 Market street. J. A. Lueders, C. C.

Damon Lodge No. 2. Meets every Tuesday
evening at 909 Market street.

Eureka Lodge No. 9. Meets every Friday even-
ing at 909 Market street, F. O. Raabe, C. C.

Excelsior Lodge No. 12. Meets first and third
Tuesdays of each month at 909 Market street

Faiemount Lodge No. 108. Meets every Friday
evening at 2319 Mission street.

Garfield Lodge No. 72. Meets first and third
Thursdays at 35 Eddy street. B. C. Duffy, C. C.

Golden City Lodge No. 63. Meets every Fri-
day evening at 909 Market street. A. L. Storrs, C. C.

Golden Gate Lodge No. 3. Meets every Thurs-
day evening at 909 Market street. W.H. Hutchinson,
C. C.

Haemonie Lodge No. 15. Meets every second and
fourth Wednesdays of each month at 320 Post street.

IvANHOE Lodge No. 5. Meets every Wednesday
evening at 909 Market street.

Ivy Lodge No. 65. Meets every Tuesday evening
at 909 Market street.

Jefferson Lodge No. 179. Meets first and third
Tuesdays of each month at 605 Union street.

Justice Lodge No. 85. Meets every Tuesday
evening at 909 Market street.

Laurel Lodge No. 4. Meets every Monday even-
ing at 909 Market street. George H. Wolfe, C. C.

Metropolitan Lodge No. 24. Meets every Mon-
day evening at 909 Market street.

Myrtle Lodge No. 16. Meets every Tuesday
evening at 909 Market street.

Roma Lodge No. 147. Meets every Tuesday even-
ing at 814 Pacific street.

Sequoia Lodge No. 188. Meets every Wednesday
evening at 320 Post street.

South San Francisco Lodge No. 45. Meets
every Tuesday evening at Railroad avenue and Four-
teenth avenue South.

Syracuse Lodge No. 58. Meets every Wednes-
day evening at 909 Market street. S. G. Grossman,

C. C.

Unity Lodge No. 61. Meets every Thursday even-
ing at 909 Market street.

Knights of Pythias Cemetery Association.
OflSce— Room 16, St. Ann's Building. Plat— City
Cemetery. M. A. Samuels, President; F. A. Me-
cready. Secretary.

KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE.

A beneficial and semi-military organization. Mem-
bership, 90,000 in United States.

Grand Officers of the Grand Castle of the State of
California— U. A. Lewis, San Francisco, P. G. C;

D. N. Hanna, Vallejo, G. C; T. A. McGowan, G. V.
C; F. T. Morrelle, G. H. P.; W. J. Kidd, G. S. H.;
A. D. Cheshire, G. F. G.; A. F. Plate, G. S. G.i
Samuel McCall, R. S. C; Geo. B. Hanna, San Fran-
cisco, G. M. of R., 535 Market street; Daniel Nor-
cross, San Francisco, G. K. of E.

California Castle No. 1, Golden Gate Castle No. 9.
Pacific Castle No. 10, K. G. E., and Alpha Temple
No. 1 L. G. E., are located In San Francisco.

KNIGHTS OF TARA.

A secret Irish organization, the object of which is
only known to the members. Meets at K. R. B. Hall,
corner of Mason and O'Farrell streets, the first and
third Fridays of each month.

KNIGHTS OF THE RED BRANCH.

Thomas Desmond, Superintendent. Meets every
Wednesday at their Hall, 220 Mason street.

LEGAL FRATERNITY OF PHI. DELTA PHL

Pomeroy Chapter, Hastings College of the Law
University of California. Established 1883. Meets
every Thursday evening, during the college year, at
530 California street. T. A. Perkins, Consul; Charles
W. Willard, Scriptor. There are Chapters In twenty-
three of the leading colleges of the United States.

MILITARY ORDER LOYAL LEGION U. S.,
COMMANDERY OF CALIFORNIA.

Instituted April 12, 1871.

Principles- First, A firm belief and trust in Al-
mighty God, extolling Him under whose beneficent
guidance the sovereignty and Integrity of the Union
have been maintained, the honor of the Flag vindi-
cated, and the blessings of civil liberty secured,
established and enlarged;

Second, true allegiance to the United States of
America, based upon paramount respect for and
fidelity to the National Constitution and Laws, man-
ifested by discountenancing whatever may tend to
weaken loyalty. Incite to insurrection, treason or
rebellion, or Impair in any manner the efficiency and
permanency of our free institutions.

Objects— The objects of this Order shall be to
cherish the memories and associations of the war
waged In defense of the unity and Indivisibility of
the Republic; strengthen the ties of fraternal fel-
lowship and sympathy formed by companionship-in-
arms; advance the best interests of the soldiers
and sailors of the United States, especially of those
associated as Companions of this Order, and extend
all possible relief to their widows and children;
foster the cultivation of military and naval science;
enforce unqualified allegiance to the General Gov-
ernment; protect the rights and liberties of Ameri-
can citizenship, and maintain National honor, union
and Independence. Headquarters, 314 California

Officers— Major Burchell Hooper, Commander;
Brigadier-General Samuel B. M. Young, Senior Vice-
Comrhander; Paymaster Henry T. Skelding, Junior
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CROCKER LANGLEY DIRECTORY.

Secret Societies.

Smedberg, Recorder; Lieutenant Horace Wilson,
Registrar; Captain Cliarles Mason Klnne, Treasurer;
First Lieutenant Lysander S. Butler, Cliancellor;
John S. Wallace, Cliaplaln. Council— Major E. A.
Denlcke, Captain W. T. Y. Schenck, Captain John C.
Currier, Lieutenant-Colonel George Stone, Allen H.
Babcock (in succession).

NATIONAL UNION, THE.

A distinctively American, secret, beneficial order,
organized and incorporated under the laws of Ohio,
May, 1881.

It was formed to associate white male American
citizens of good moral character, of sound bodily
health, and between twenty and fifty-four years of
ase.

To advance its members morally, socially and In-
tellectually.

To provide for the relief of sick and distressed
members and their families.

To provide a benefit fund, from which, upon the
death of a member, a sum not exceeding five thou-
sand dollars shall be paid to such beneficiaries re-
lated to the deceased member by consanguinity or
affinity, as may have been designated by the mem-
ber, in accordance with the laws of the order.

Certificates are issued In amounts of Sl.OOO, 82,000,
*3000, 84,000 or 85,000.

Councils of the order are established in cities and
towns of the healthy portions of the United States
and Canada, there being now over 685 Councils in
existence, with number of members July 1, 1894,
45.3S5.

The San Francisco Cabinet, N. U. Meets the
first Wednesday of each month in Stanford Hall,
Alcazar Building, 120 O'Farrell street. James E.
Field, President; Charles J. King, Secretary, 323
Front street.

YosEMiTE Council No. 33, N. TJ. Meets the first
and third Mondays of each mouth in Unity
Hall. Foresters' Building, Wi O'Farrell street. W.
W. Peck, Secretary, residence, 339 Twenty-eighth
street.

Califoknia Council No. 530, N. U. Meets the
first and third Wednesdays of each month in Stan-
ford Hall, Alcazar Building, 120 O'Farrell street.
Charles J. King, Secretary, 323 Front street.

San Francisco Council No. 540. N. U. Meets
the first Monday of each month in Mutual Hall,
Shiels' Building, 32 O'F'arrell street. C. H. Bronden-
stien. Secretary, room 218, Phelan building.

Pacific Council No. 547, N. U. Meets the first
Saturday of each month in Harmony Hall, Red Men's
Building, 320 Post street. S. B. Doane, Secretary,
room 89, S. P. Co's building, Fourth and Townsend
streets.

Union Council No. 549, N. U. Meets the second
and fourth Friday of each month in Ruby Hall, Red
Men's Building, 320 Post street. T. A. Farless,
Secretary, room 11, 217 Sansome street,

Golden Gate Council No. 551, N. U. Meets the
second and fourth Tuesdays of each month in Ruby
Hall, Red Men's Building, 320 Post street. J. J.
Scoville, Secretary, room 13, 320 Sansome street.

El Dorado Council No. 581, N. U. Meets the
first and third Fridays of each month in Alcazar
Building, 120 O'Farrell street. C. Rothschild, Secre-
tary, 22 and 24 Battery street.

ORDER OF CHOSEN FRIENDS.

The Order of Chosen Friends is a fraternal, benevo-
lent and protective society. Its business is con-
ducted privately, yet in such a manner that those
conscientiously opposed to secret societies can en-
dorse and affiliate with it. It was established May 28.
1879, at Indianapolis, Indiana, and now has about 900
Councils and about 40,000 members, 180 Councils and
8.000 members of which are in the Grand Jurisdic-
tion of California. It is the only fraternal insurance
order that pays, in addition to death benefits, the
full amount of their insurance to its members arriv-
ing at the age of seventy-five years, and not less
than one-fourth nor more than one-half the amount
to those who become totally disabled by reason of
sickness or accident. Certificates are issued in sums
of S500 to 83,000.

Officers of the Grand Council of California.
T. H. Selvage, Grand Councilor, Eureka; M. Boehm,
Grand Assistant Councilor, San Francisco; W. H.
Pratt, Grand Vice-Councilor, Virginia City; S. C.
Wallis, Grand Recorder, San Francisco; Miss Clara

McDonald, Grand Treasurer, San Francisco; Mrs. M.
L. Grohs, Grand Prelate, Auburn; Miss K. C.
Browne, Grand Marshal. San Francisco; Mrs. I.
Marsh, Grand Warden, Sacramento; Mrs. Clara J.
Sweeney, Grand Marshal, San Francisco; H. B. M.
Miller, Grand Sentry, Golden Gate; H. W. Hutton,
Past Grand Councilor, San Francisco; Mrs. Sarah
Krueger, Grand Guard.

Grand Recorder's office, rooms 42, 33, 35, St Ann's
Building.

Concord Council No. 2. Meets second and fourth
Monday evenings at 20 Eddy street.

Crystal Council No. 4. Meets every Thursday
evening at 120 O'Farrell street.

America Council No. 7. Meets every Tuesday
evening at 120 O'Farrell street.

Pacific Council No. 8. Meets every Friday even-
ng at 317 Mason street.

H. W. Hutton Council No. 10. Meets every Sat-
urday evening at 120 O'Farrell street.

Alcazar Council No. 11. Meets first and third
Thursday evening at 120 O'Farrell street.

Samaritan Council No. 13. Meets first and third
Wednesdays at 909i>^ Market street.

Home Council No. 14. Meets second and fourth
Tuesdays at Mission street between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets.

Washington Council No. 16. Meets second and
fourth Wednesdays at 32 O'Farrell street.

Olive Branch Council No. 31. Meets second
and fourth Fridays at .35 Eddy street.

Protection Council No. 42. Meets first and third
Mondays at 20 Eddy street.

Social Council No. 46. Meets every Thursday
evening at 320 Post street.

Empire Council No. 47. Meets every Monday
evening at 102 O'Farrell street.

Evans Council No. 52. Meets second and fourth
Thursdays at 120 O'Farrell street.

Eclectic Council No. 55. Meets first and third
Wednesdays at 20 Eddy street.

California Council No. 56. Meets first and third
Saturdays at 320 Post street.

Golden Gate Council No. 60. Meets every Fri-
day at Leavenworth and Pacific streets.

Teutonia Council No. 66. Meets first and third
Tuesdays at 35 Eddy street.

Fairmount Council No. 103. Meets second and
fourth Thursday evenings at Twenty-eighth and
Valencia streets.

Phcenix Council No. 152. Meets first and third
Wednesdays at 120 O'Farrell street.

Germania Council No. 180. Meets first and third
Wednesdays at 120 O'Farrell street.

San Francisco Council No. 182. Meets second
and fourth Tuesdays at 35 Eddy street.

Mistletoe Council No. 186. Meets second and
fourth Thursdays at Thirtieth and Church streets.

Bradford Council No. 190. Meets first and third
Fridays at Masonic Hall, South San F'rancisco.

ORDER OF HERMANN'S SONS.

Organized June, 1870. The first Grand Lodge was
instituted in January, 1878, the Order at that time
comprising three lodges with a membership of 288.
On January 1, 1896, there were nineteen lodges in the
State with a membership of 2.615. There are seven ■
lodges In San Francisco, with 1,186 members; also
one ladies' lodge with 211 members. The object of
the Order is to promote a spirit of fraternity and
benevolence and also to assist members In sick-
ness and distress. The combined capital of the vari-
ous lodges on January 1, 1896, was 865.308.75. Ofiicers
L. Scharenberg, Grand President, San Francisco;
J. P. Krempel, Grand Vice-President, Los Angeles;
P. N. E.Lampe. Grand Secretary, 2018 Folsom street;
C. Trautner, Grand Treasurer. Executive Board
meets every fourth Thursday of each month at 413
Sutter street.

San Francisco Lodge No. 1. Meets every
Wednesday at 413 Sutter street.

E. V. Bandel Lodge No. 3. Meets every Tues-
day at 320 Post street.

Eureka Lodge No. 6. Meets every Friday at
510 Bush street.

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Secret Societies.

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.

Social Societies.

Geemania Lodge No. 7. Meets every Tuesday
at 413 Sutter street.

Herkules Lodge No. 8. Meets every Thursday
at 413 Sutter street.

North Beach Lodge No. 9. Meets every
Monday at 413 Sutter street.

Mission Lodge No. 10. Meets every Thursday
In Mission Turn Vereln Hall.

HoFFNUNG Lodge No. 1 (Ladles'). Meets every
Friday at 413 Sutter street.

Past President Union. Meets every last Mon-
day of each month at 510 Bush street.

ORDEE OF PENDO.

Incorporated under the laws of the State of Cali-
fornia. All of Its Subordinate Councils are under
the Immediate control of the Supreme Council,
which has its headquarters at San Francisco. This
Is a representative body, made up of delegates
elected from districts which must embrace a certain
number of Councils and members. The sessions of
the Supreme Council are held annualy, and reports
of the condition of the Order are printed and furn-
ished to the Subordinate Councils. Ernest Duden,
Supreme Secretary, 601 California street.

Golden Gate Council No. 11. Meets every
Tuesday evening at 320 Post street.

ORDER OF SONS OF ST. GEORGE.

This is a fraternal and social organization com
posed of Englishmen, or the sons or grandsons of
Englishmen, with headquarters at the St. George's
Club, 317 Mason street. The order had its origin in
Pennsylvania in 1872, and has now subordinate lodges
all over the United States, Canada and the Sandwich
Islands. The Grand Lodge of the Pacific Coast
Jurisdiction comprises all the States and Territories
west of the Rocky Mountains, British Columbia and
the Sandwich Islands. Grand President. William
George, Grass Valley, California; Grand Secretary,
Edward Oliver, 2098 Market street, office, 317 Mason
street.

ROYAL ARCANUM.

Objects— A fraternal beneficiary order with in-
surance of S3.000 or si, 500. Organized Boston, Mass.,
June 23, 1877. Councils, December 31, 1894, 1,588.
Membership, 170.541.

Argonaut Council No. 597. Meets second and
fourth Monday evenings of each month at Charity
Hall. 32 O'Farrell street. J. A. Magagnos, Collector,
212 Pine street: H. G. Watrous, Secretary. 227 Clip-
per street; Frederick Head, Treasurer, 732 Twenty-
third street.

SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.

.\n organization with headquarters at New York
city, and general officers throughout the United
States. General Horace Porter, New York city, is
President-General, and Franklin Murphy, 143 Chest-
nut street, Newark, N. J., is Secretary-General. Ob-
jects—To preserve memories of the American Revo-
lution, to promote study of the history of that event,
to inculcate and foster a sentiment of patriotism and
to infuse a military spirit throughout the United
States devoted to the maintenance of our Govern-
ment and of free institutions. Board of Managers of
the California Society— Hon. E. W. McKinstry. Presi-
dent; Edwin Bonnell, Secretary; Col. A. S. Hubbard,
Registrar; Sidney M. Smith, Senior Vice-President;
€olonel John C. Currier, Junior Vice-President;
Charles H. "Warner, Treasurer; Wm. S. Moses. Mar-
shal; Dr. C. J. Burnham. Hon. Horace Davis, Roscoe
S. Gray, A. D. Shepard, R. Vandercook, S. W. Holla-
dny.

SONS OF JACOB.

SONS OF VETERANS.

All male descendants, not less than eighteen years
of age, of deceased or honorably discharged soldiers,
sailors or marines who served in the Union Army
or Navy during the Civil War of 1861-186.5, shall be
eligible to membership, provided that no person
shall be eligible who has been ever convicted of any

crime, or who has, or whose father has ever
borne arms against the Government of the United
States of America.

Division headquarters, Santa Cruz, Cal.

Officers — Chas. C. Houck, Division Commander,
Santa Cruz; Harry E. Pratt, S. V. Division Com-
mander, Pasadena; E. M. Billings, .J. V. Division
Commander, Benicla. Division Council— B. J. Blals-
dell, Santa Cruz; Oscar .ludell, Oakland, and J. A.
Miller, San Francisco.

Fair Oaks Camp No. 15. Meets every Thursday
evening at 102 O'Farrell street. Officers— C. S.
Howard, Captain; W. K. Bush, First Lieutenant;
Gus Audibut, Second Lieutenant; A. M. Ashen-
felter. First Sergeant; W. E. Lawrence, Quarter-
master Sergeant.

UNITED ANCIENT ORDER OF DRUIDS.

Meets in Druids' Hall, 413 Sutter street. The
Grand Grove meets the third Tuesday in June of
each year. Officers— O. H. Hoag of No. 47, Noble
Grand Arch; J. F. Devoto of No. 88, Dpputy Grand
Arch; .James J. Mollison of No. 15, Grand Secretary,
413 Sutter street; L. Chassagne of No. 10 Grand
Treasurer.

WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.

Pacific Jurisdiction— Colorado, Wyoming, Montana,
Utah. Idaho, Washington, Oregon, Nevada and Cal-
ifornia. Objects, fraternal insurance from si, 000 to
■■?3,000. Organized August 11, 1890, at Denver, Col.

Golden Gate Camp No. 64. Meets every Wednes-
day evening at Oriental Hall, 120 O'Farrell street.
P. F. Gllroy, Consul Commander, California and San-
some streets; H. G. Watrous, Clerk, 227 Clipper
street; D. Oliver Jr., Assistant Clerk, 1126 Twenty-
second street.

Redwood Camp No. 91. Meets every Thursday
evening at Pythian Castle, 909 Market street; Thos.
F. Hatton, Clerk.

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SOCIAL SOCIETIES.

Ariel Rowing Club. Organized April 17, 1877:
incorporated February 15, 1887; meets monthly.
Boat house is situated at Long Bridge. George T.
McGinness, President; P. J. Enright, Vice-Presi-
dent; Eugene Flanders, Secretary; J. F. Coughlin,
Treasurer; Robert Ellis, Captain; H. A. Pless,
Lieutenant-Captain; John Bockman, A. N. Racouil-
lat, D. Sheehan, G. Harters and Albert Carroll, Di-
rectors. Membership, 78.

Akion Verein. Location, 414 Pine street. Or-
ganized for social and beneficial purposes. Business
meetings every second Wednesday of each month.
Singing section meets every Wednesday evening.
Membership about two hundred. Officers — Max
Magnus, President; Paul Scholz, Recording Secre-
tary; Oscar Dittmer, Financial Secretary; C. Her-
mann, Treasurer.

Arlington Yacht Club. Commodore, J. Lester
Gabriel, 13-15 Kearny; Vice-Commodore, E. H.
Roberts; Fleet Captain, Albert G. Kohn; Captain,
George F. Powell; Secretary, Edward L. Dorr;
Treasurer, Gus P. Aurich; headquarters, Crocker
Building.

Associated Veterans of The Mexican War.
Sydney I. Loup, President; Charles L. Lange, Vice-
President; doseph Stewart, Second Vice-President;
William L.Duncan, Secretary; Alexander McDonald,
Treasurer; W. H. Kurlbaum. W. C. Bennett, John
Broderick, James Layton, M. White, Trustees.
Office, 22 O'Farrell street. I. Murphy, Marshal, The
Association meets second Thursday of every month.

ATHEN2EUM LITER ART AND SOCIAL SOCIETY.

Meets first and third Saturday evenings of each
month at 32 O'Farrell street.

Bay City Wheelmen. Club house. 441 Golden
Gate avenue. F. H. Kerrigan, President; H. P. How-
ard, Secretary; W. D. Sheldon, Treasurer.

Bear Club or California. Meets first and third
Mondays of each month at corner Post and Fillmore
streets. Officers— Thomas W. Collins. President;
George S. McComb, Recording Secretary: H. H. C.
Jaffa, Financial Secretary; O. A. Tolle, Treasurer.

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Social Societies.

BoHEMiAX Club. Location, 130 Post street. In-
corporated May 17, 1872. Number of members In-
cluding life, honorary, and army and navy, seven
hundred and thirty. Limit of regular membership,
six hundred. Meetings held second Tuesday in Janu-
ary, April, July and October. Officers — George
Chismore, M. D., President; Peter Robertson. Vice-
President; Donald de V.Graham, Secretary; James
A. Thompson, Treasurer, H. B. Rathbone, Assistant
Secretary and Manager.

BuNKEE Hill Association. Organized in 1860 to
inculcate a feeling of patriotism and commemorate
the anniversary of the ever eventful Battle of Bun-
ker Hill, June 17. William G. Badger, President; H
S. Foote Jr., Secretary. Office, 26 O'Farrell street,
room 1.

Caledonian Club. Organized November 24, 1866.
Incorporated August 26, 1871. Meets at Scottish
Hall. Ill Larkin street on the first and third Friday
evenings of each month. Objects— Social and
athletic. D. R. McNeill. Chief; John Reid,
Plrst Chieftain; George Davidson, Second Chieftain;
James H.Duncan, Third Chieftain; 'William Mitchell,
Fourth Chieftain; Dr. George Adam, Physcian
Directors; George Cannon, Archibald Lauriston,
Cieorge Harris, John W. Cameron and John E. Mc-
Farlane.

California Academy of Medicine. Organized
September 26, 1891. (Successors to San Francisco
Medical Benevolent Society, organized December 21,
1870, and incorporated February 2.3. 1871). Objects—
To promote kindly professional and social inter-
course among themselves and their professional
brothers at large. The Literary Chapter has for its
objects; First— The collection of a library. Second
— The establishment of a museum. Third- The
publication of a medical journal, or monographs on
medical subjects, as the society may, from time to
time, determine or order to be printed. Fourth-
Reports of cases and the discussion of such medical
subjects as shall be brought before the chapter.
Number of members, sixty-eight. Regular meet-
ings third Saturdays of each month at their building
SE cor Bush street and Van Ness avenue, Officers-
President, J. M. Williamson. M. D.; Treasurer
Gerald J. Fitzgibbon. M. D., Secretary; James f'
McCone, M. D., M. R. C. S. Eng., 1132 Sutter street.

California Associated Cycling Clubs. Secre-
tary's Office, 661 Market street. Includes all the Cy-
cling Clubs in San Francisco, San Jose, Oakland,
Alameda and Santa Rosa. Officers— Harlow H
White, President; Joseph A. Desimore and Charles
W. Gompertz, Vice-Presidents; J. F.Hancock, Sec-
retary and Treasurer; George H. Stratton, Chairman
Road Racing Committee.

California Camera Club. Location, Academy
of Sciences Building, 819 Market street. President,
A. G. McFarland; Secretary, C. F. Cormack.

California Cycling Club. Parlor and gymna-
sium, southwest corner Twenty-second and Folsom
streets. Meets each Monday of the month. Thomas
Wall, Secretary.

California Lawn Tennis Club. Location of
grounds, southeast corner Bush and Scott streets.
Five courts laid In bituminous rock perfectly
smooth. Commodious clubrooms, dressing-rooms
and all appertaining thereto. Limited membership
of two hundred. Trained attendant at the courts
every day In the month. Spectators are always wel-
come. The courtesies of the club are extended to
players residing out of San Francisco, through ap-
plication to the Board of Directors, the length of
time being limited to two weeks. Officers— Dell
Linderman, President; R. J. Davis, Treasurer;
George Whitney, Secretary.

California Philatelic Press Club. Hugo A
Bilay. President; Blythe H. Henderson. Secretarv
and Treasurer. Board of Directors- Hugo A. Bilay
Blythe H. Henderson, H. K. Zobel and Joseph H
Makins. Membership limited. Initiation fee. .*2.t
1308 Pine

California Schuetzen Club. Organized Jan-
uary. 1876. Meets at Eintracht Hall, corner Twefth
and Folsom streets, on the last Tuesday evening of
each month. Membership 250. Dr. F. P Muffe
President; F. A. Kuhls, Vice-President; John
Utschlg, Treasurer; Otto Burmeister, Secretary.

California State Democratic Club. Organ-
ized December, 1879. Its membership extends
throughout the State. Quarterly meetings are held
on the first Wednesday in January, April, July and
October. Special meetings at call of Executive
Committee, room 17, Flood Building. Secretary's

address 134 Market street. While the general scope
of the club's organization is social as well as politi-
cal, its primary and leading object is In the direc-
tion of purifying the party methods and of main-
taining intact the principles and teachings of the
Democratic party. I. Gutte, President; J. V. Coffey,
Vice-President; H. P. Bush, Secretary.

Calliopean Club. Location, 1620 California street.
A. Bachman, President; Max Blum, Secretary.

Carlisle Club (Democratic). Organized Septem-
ber 15, 1893. Objects, political and social. Club
rooms, 1707 Powell street. Officers- H. R. Morton,
President; Henry Grlmshaw, Vice-President; D. F.
Supple, Secretary; Thomas Foley, Treasurer.

CercleFrancais. Location, 421 Post street. Or-
ganized, April 12, 1884; incorporated, June 9, 1888.
The membership Is mostly composed of French
merchants, a good number residing outside of San
Francisco. The regular meetings take place on the
second Tuesday of each month. Membership, 170.
Sylvain Weill, President; Dr. J. D. De Chantreau
Vice-President; Em. Meyer, Treasurer; Paul Belle-
mans, Secretary; Joseph Kahn, A. S. Roos, A. E.
Grogan, Charles M. Rousseau, A. Callleau, Directors.
Club of Eleven. Meets every Thursday evening
at 936 Howard street. J. N. Nathan, President; R.
J. Cohen, Secretary.

Concordia The. Location, southeast cor. Post
street and Van Ness avenue. Organized, November,
1864. Leon Guggenhime, President; Charles L.
Ackerman, First Vice-President; Charles Sutro, Jr.
Second Vice-President; Henry Schussler, Recording
Secretary; Joshua Eppinger, Financial Secretary;
Henry Meyer, Treasurer. Board of Directors- Leon
Guggenhime, Charles L. Ackerman. Charles Sutro
Jr., Henry Schussler, Joshua Eppinger, Henry
Meyer, Charles Hirsch, B. Hausmann, Henry Wan-
genhelm, Ben Rosenberg. Meets third Tuesday In
each month.

Corinthian Yacht Club. Headquarters and
club house, Tiburon, Marin county, Oal. J. W. Pew,
Commodore; Alexander J. Young, Secretary, M111&
Building.

Cosmos Club. Location, 317 Powell street. Or-
ganized, April, 1881; incorporated, July, 1883. Ob-
ject—The promotion of social intercourse among its
members. Officers— J. M. Cunningham, President;
J. J. Chappell, Vice-President; C. K. Mcintosh, Hon.
Secretary; W. B. Bradford, Treasurer. Directors—
H. D. Walker, J. H. Miller, J. E. Freeman, E. C.
Jones, J. J. Herr.

County Leitrum Social Club. R. J. O'Reilly,
President; J. M. Kenny, Financial Jecretary; M.J.
Moran, 532 Howard street. Recording Secretary.
Meets first Friday of every month at Drew's Hall,
121 New Montgomery.

Cross Country Club. Organized January 15,
1890. Objects— Social, sight-seeing and amateur
pedestrianlsm. Membership confined to men.
Meets In the woods at different places every alter-
nate Sunday. Strangers always welcome. Head-
quarters, 119 Powell street, where programme Is
open to public Inspection. J. E. Locke, President,
333 O'Farrell street; F. W. Gelger, Secretary.

County Monaghan Social Club. Meets second
Tuesday of each month at 927 Mission street.

Danish Society (Norden). Organized July, 1873.
Object— To encourage social and dramatic entertain-
ment. Club rooms, 25 Tenth street. Officers— H. R.
Wilson, President; George Slllesen, Vice-President;
P. Galberg, Treasurer; G. N. Leutholtz, Corre-
sponding Secretary; C. Chrlstensen, Recording Sec-
retary; J. Samson, Bibliotecar.

Dartmouth College Alumni Association of-
the Pacific Coast. Organized, 1881. Annual re-
union and dinner second Thursday in April, San
Francisco. Membership, 120. Officers— Fisher Ames,
President; Thomas Flint Jr. and Ira G. Hoitt, Vice-
Presidents; C. S. Wright, Treasurer; Sidney Worth,
Member Executive Committee; T. A. Perkins, Sec-
retary.

Deutscher Krieger Veeein. Organized, 1884.
Membership, 310, Including shooting section and
singing section. Meets on the first and third Wed-
nesdays of each month at B. B. Hall, 121 Eddy street.
Candidates for membership must have served in the
army or navy of Germany. Officers— E. Brugge,
President; A. Redecker, Vice-President; MaxLenge-
feld. Corresponding Secretary; C. Paul, Financial
Secretary; M. E. D. Gerder, Treasurer; C. Kohler,
Sergeant-at-arms. Trustees— W. Seeman, F. ~
and C. Relse.

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Social Societies. MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.

Social Societies.

87

Deutschek Vekein. Club rooms. Parrott Build-
ing, northeast corner Powell and Post streets.
Directors meet first Monday every month. Officers—
A. Herbert, President; G. C.Landls, First Vice-Presi-
dent; Gustav Gutsch, Second Vice-President; Wil-
liam Wirthle, Recording Secretary; M. Copmann,
Financial Secretary; Franz Jacoby, Treasurer.

Doctors' Daughters. This association of mem-
bers of the First Presbyterian Church occupies a
peculiar and secluded field that is yet a crowded one.
Generous and thoughtful in the scope of its volun-
tary work, delicate in its movements and reticent
with regard to its beneficiaries, it refrains from
stinging while aiding, and is quietly effectual without
humiliating recipients of its favors. Doctors' Daugh-
ters can supply uniformed waitresses for afternoon
or evening; reliable women for general house-clean-
ing; superior needlewomen in all branches; first-
class upholsterer (S2 per day); delicious cakes for
teas and luncheons, made by woman caterer (for
address apply to telephone number East 4T2) ; compe-
tent French teacher; teachers in English and music.
Apply to Miss Alice Owens, 2101 California street.
Telephone West 790. Officers— Mrs. B. P. Horton,
President; Mrs. FredH. Green, First Vice-President;
Mrs. Edward Belcher, Second Vice-President; Miss
Helen Hyde, Treasurer; Mrs. .John R. Vail, Record-
ing Secretary; Mrs. Charles Tuttle, Corresponding
Secretary.

Dkt Goods Men's Association of San Fran-
cisco. Organized September 2, 1884. Membership,
300. Meets first and third Thursday evenings of each
month at Alcazar Building. Officers- .J. P. Well,
President; W. Johannsen, Vice-President; Wm. M.
O'Shaughnessy, Recording Secretary; George A.
Brown, Financial Secretary; Jacob Bowman, Treas-
urer; H. S.Hooe, Marshal.

Dublin Social Club. Meets first and second
Mondays of each month at 927 Mission street.

Franklin Dramatic and Social Club. F. P.
Schaefer, President; A. D. Helmquist, Recording
Secretary ; 1504 Market street.

Germania Schutzen Club. Meets third Friday
of every month at 620 Bush street. N. Ahrens, Presi-
dent; Andrew Mocker, Secretary.

Gesellschaft Teutonia. Organized June 1,
1866. Location, Teutonia Hall, 1322 Howard street.
This society is also a beneficial one. Meets every
Thursday evening for social purposes, and for busi-
ness matters every Tuesday evening. Officers—
R. Munk, President; E. Hartmann, Vice-Presi-
dent; John Wehr, Corresponding Secretary; Max
Aroldt, Recording Secretary; 0. Schrader, Treasurer;
Trustees— R. Munk, E. Hartmann, Theodor Dierks,
W. Fahrenkrug and E. Atzeroth.

Golden State Amateur Press Association.
Organized 1886. Object— To promote amateur writ-
ing In California. Meets first and third Thursdays of
each month. Rooms, 1916 Pierce street. Officers-
Franklin C. Mortimer, President; William A. Day,
Secretary; Walter Radius, Corresponding Secretary,
1609!.^ Baker street.

Half Million Club. Organized March, 1895.
The object of the Half Million Club is to increase
the population of San Francisco to a half million of
people before the close of this decade, and to that
end unite all the interests in San Francisco— manu-
facturing, commercial, social, literary, moral— in ad-
vancing the prosperity of our city, and with it the
general prosperity of the State. We desire to create
a sentiment that will tend to make San Francisco
the pride of California and looked up to as the State
of New York looks up to New York and Illinois to
Chicago, and as each nation of the world esteems its
metropolis. Civic pride is the great want of San
Francisco, and, indeed, all California. Our resources
are vast, and if we can unite our people in good will
to develop them we can place our city, as she should
be, among the first cities of the globe. Meets at
the Chamber of Commerce, Merchants' Exchange
Building and Mills Building. Henry J. Crocker,
President; Alfred Bouvier, Secretary.

Harmonie Club. Organized October 14, 1877.
Club rooms, 421 Post street. It is organized for the
purpose of Improving the social, moral and mental
condition of its members. Officers— J. D. Abrams,
President; Samuel Ickleheimer, Vice-President; E.
R. Galland, Treasurer; J. M. Marcuse, Secretary.
501 Front street.

Harvard Club of San Francisco. Officers—
G. B. Merrill, President; Frank Michaels, First Vice-
President; Vanderlynn Stow, Second Vice-President;
F. H. Wheelan, Secretary. Office, 224 California
street.

Hawthorne Society The. Location, fourth floor,
T. M. C. A. Building. Dr. S. F. Long, President; J.

C. Cullen, Secretary.

Hermann's Sons.— Mannerbund. Location, 1716
Mission street. Meets every Thursday evening.

Howard Club. Pythian Castle, 909 Market street.

Iroquois Club. Organized September 9, 1883. In-
corporated April 20, 1886. Meets at Pythian Castle,
909J^ Market street, every Friday. Object is to fur-
.ther the interests of the Democratic Party and pro-
mote social intercourse among its members. Charles
Glldea, President ; A. D. Lemon, First Vice-President ,
T. J.Walsh, Second Vice-President; D. J. Gordon,
Recording Secretary; A. D. Pratt, Financial Secre-
tary; J. H. Zemansky, Corresponding Secretary; P. J.
Thomas, Treasurer; Louis Metzger, Chairman Board
of Trustees.

Lincoln Gun Club. Meets second Friday of each
month at 927 Mission street. E. Foster, Secretary.

LoRiNG Club. This is the leading male voice
singing society of San Francisco. It numbers 60
voices and has 250 subscribing members. Rehearsals
are held at Druids' Hall, 413 Sutter street, every Mon-
day evening. Four musical entertainments are given
every season, beginning in May of each year. Officers
—William Alvord, President; C. F. Crocker, Vice-
President; W. C. Stadtfeld, Secretary; W. A. Muri-
son. Treasurer; D. P. Hughes, Director.

Manhattan Athletic Club. Organized Janu-
ary, 1896. Over a hundred charter members have
been enrolled. Instruction meetings are held every
Monday and Friday evening at their hall, 1749 Mis-
sion street. Charles Reno, President ; James Killeen,
Secretary.

Merchants' Club. A social organization com-
posed principally of wholesale merchants. Organized
January 28, 1887. Rooms, Mutual Life Building,
Southeast corner California and Sansome streets.
Officers- Wlllard B. Harrington, President; C. W.
Cob urn, Vice-President; R. W. Gorrlll, Treasurer;
W. E. Erzgraber, Secretary; E. D. Jones, Emil
Greenebaum, Directors.

Methodist Social Union of San Francisco.
Office— 1037 Market street. Officers— Charles Goodall,
President; Wm. Abbott, I, J. Truman and Robert
McElroy, Vice-Presidents ; Bishop Daniel A. Goodsell,

D. D., L. L. D., Rev. John Coyle, D. D., and the pas-
tors of the City Methodist Episcopal Churches,
Managers; Wm. F. Gibson, Secretary; C.B.Perkins,
Treasurer. Meetings held at call of the President.

N. D. G. W.

Native Daughters of the Golden West.
Grand Officers — Miss E. A. Spencer, Past Grand
President, Eureka; Miss Mariana Bertola, Grand
President, Martinez; Mrs. Mary Tillman, Grand Vice-
President, San Francisco; Mrs. Georgle C. Ryan,
Grand Secretary, San Francisco; Miss Inge Peter-
sen, Grand Treasurer, San Francisco; Mrs, Alison
F. Watt. Grand Marshal, Grass Valley; Miss Jose-
phine Devoy, Grand Inside Sentinel, Eureka; Miss
Margaret McKee, Grand Outside Sentinel. Liver-
more. Grand Trustees— Mrs. Belle Conrad, Sonora;
Miss Martha Hahmann, Santa Rosa; Mrs. Belle
Douglass, Nevada City; Mrs. Helen Juarez, Napa;
Mrs. Evelyn Anderson, San Francisco. There are
nine parlors In San Francisco, as follows:

Minerva No. 2. Meets first and third Mondays at
Mission Parlor Hall.

Alta No. 3. Meets Saturday evenings at Shasta
Hall.

Oro Fino No. 9. Meets Saturday evenings at
Alcazar Building.

Golden State No. 50. Meets first and third
Wednesdays at Druids' Hall.

Orinda No. 56. Meets second and fourth Thurs-
days at Union Square Building.

Fremont No. 59. Meets second and fourth Tues-
days at Washington Hall.

BuENA Vista No. 68. Meets Thursdays at Yosemlte
Hall, N. S. G. W. Building.

Las Lomas No. 72. Meets second and fourth Mon-
days at Mission Parlor Hall.

TosEMiTE No, 83. Meets first and third AVednes-
days at Maennerbund Hall, Twenty-third street
and Potrero Avenue.

Annual meetings commence the second Tuesday in
June.

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Native Sons of the Golden West. Ofllce of
the Grand Secretary, N. S. G. W. Building. 414 Mason
street. Grand Parlor organized November 30, 1878.

Grand Officers— Frank H.Dunne, Past Grand Presi-
dent, Columbia Parlor No. 121, San Francisco; Henry
C. Gesford, Grand President, Napa Parlor No. 62,
Napa; George D. Clark, Grand Vice-President, Paci-
fic Parlor No. 10, San Francisco; Henry Lunstedt,
■ Grand Secretary, California Parlor No. i, San Fran-
cisco; Henry S. Martin, Grand Treasurer, Stanford
Parlor No. 76, San Francisco; William M. Conley,
Grand Lecturer, Madera Parlor No. 130. Madera;
Frank Matteson, Grand Orator, Santa Cruz Parlor
No. 90, Santa Cruz; Wm. Henderson, Grand Marshal.
Sacramento Parlor No. 3, Sacramento; C. O. Dunbar,
Grand Inside Sentinel, Santa Rosa Parlor No. 28,
Santa Rosa; Joseph D. Norris, Grand Outside Senti-
nel, Centerville.

Grand Trustees— J. B. Blake, San Luis Obispo; R.
C. Rust, Jackson; Milton D. Garrett, San Francisco;
Fi-ank L. Coombs, Napa; Frank Sablchi, Los An-
geles; Rod W. Church, Oakland; P. E. Zabala, Sall-

Califoknia Paklok No. 1. Meets every Thurs-
day evening at the Pioneer Building.

Pacific Pakloe No. 10. Meets every Tuesday
evening at the N. S. G. W. Building.

Golden Gate Parlor No. 29. Meets every Mon-
day evening at the Pioneer Building.

Mission Parlor No. 38.— Meets every Wednesday
evening at Mission Parlor Hall.

San Franci.sco Parlor No. 49. Meets every
Thursday evening at Bersaglleri Hall, 607 Union.

El Dorado Parlor No. .52. Meets every Thurs-
day evening at N. S. G. W. Building.

RiNCON Parlor No. 72. Meets every Wednesday
evening at N. S. G. W. Building.

Stanford Parlor No. 76. Meets every Tues-
day evening at N. S. G. W. Building.

Terra Buena Parlor No. 84. Meets every Tues-
day evening at N. S. G. W. Building.

Bay City Parlor No. 104. Meets every Wednes-
day evening at N. S. G. W. Building.

Niantic Parlor No. 105. Meets everv Tuesday
evening at N. S. G. W. Building.

National Parlor No. 118. Meets every Thurs-
day evening at N. S. G. W. Building.

Columbia Parlor No. 121. Meets every Wednes-
day evening at N. S. G. W. Building.

Hesperian Parlor No. 137. Meets every Thurs-
day evening at Mission Parlor Hall.

Aloatraz Parlor No. 145. Meets every Wednes-
day evening at N. S. G. W. Building.

Alcalde Parlor No. 154. Meets every Wednes-
day evening at N. S. G. W. Building.

South San Fkancisco Parlor No. 157. Meets
every Wednesday evening at F. & A. M. Hall.

Sequoia Parlor No. 160. Meets every Monday
evening at N. S. G. W. Building.

Precita Parlor No. 187. Meets every Friday
evening at Maennerbund Hall, Twenty-fourth and
Potrero avenue.

Olympus Parlor No. 189. Meets every Thursday
fvciiiiig at 310b Bakerstreet.

i'KEsiDio Parlor No. 194. Meets everv Monday
evening at Stelmke Hall, Octavia and Union streets.

Nepi'une Swimming and Bathing Club. Or-
ganized February 21, 1877. Number of members, 45.
Boathouse foot of Leavenworth street. North Beach.
Boats, three four-oar barges. Colors, blue and
white.

Norwegian Club. Organized November 20, 1394.
Number of members, 150. Meets every Thursday at
25 Tenth street. Olflcers— George Heinemann, Presi-
dent; M. S. Moe, Secretary; Klaus Olsen, Treasurer.

Occidental Club. Meets at 413 Stockton street.
John McCarthy, President ; Thomas Dunn, First
Vice-President; E.T.Mills, Second Vice-President;
Joseph E. Baxter, Secretary.

Old Friends. Organized May 15, 1864. Meets
third Thursday nights of each month at 235 Kearny
street, room 9. Objects— Promotion and cultiva-
tion of friendship, social intercourse and mutual
assistance. James A. Johnson, President; J. E.
Slinkey, Secretary.

Olympic Club. Location, .524 Post street. The
largest and most complete organization of its char-
acter in the world. Membership, 2500 adults and 256
.iuveniles. Large classes of ladies attend its gym-
nasium for athletic training. The building erected
by the club contains a magnificent swimming tank,
and the parlors, halls, and various apartments are
modern and beautiful in all their appointments. The
club has extensive exercising grounds, with suitable
special features and appliances, near Golden Gate
Park. The Directors meet every Wednesday night.
Officers- President, F. W. Eaton; Vice-President,
G. A. Newhall; Secretary, C. J. Bosworth; Treas-
urer, H. B. Russ; Leader, E. N. Short; Captain, L.
Gill. Directors— J. O'B. Gunn, J. P. Kelly, L. D.
Owens, H. H. White, G. H. Umbsen.

Pacific Athletic Association. Western Divi-
sion of the Amateur Athletic Union of the United
States. William F. Humphrey, President. Board of
Managers meets second Friday of each month at
Olympic Club.

Pacific Coast Association Native Sons of
Vermont. Organized January 6, 1879. Number of
members about three hundred. Meets on the second
Friday of each month at Odd Fellows' Hall. Objects-
Social and beneficial. Officers- Frank Dillingham,
President; Geo. Partridge, Dr. J. Townsend and B.
B. Carpenter, Vice-Presidents; S. G. Cheever, Record-
ing Secretary; R. A. Jewell, Treasurer.

Pacific Coast Pigeon Society. Meets first
Saturday evening of each month at 632 Market
street. H. F. Whitman, Secretary.

Pacific Kennel Club. Organized, 1886. Loca-
tlon— 21 Kearny street. Object— To improve the
various breeds of dogs in California, by having their
owners exhibit them in friendly contest for prizes
givcD upon mferlts as to points of excellence. Of-
flcers— Hyppolite Bier, President; Horace Orear, Cor-
responding Secretary; C. A. Haight, Financial Sec-
retary and Treasurer.

Pacific-Union Club. Organized February 1,
1889, by the consolidation of the Pacific and the Union
clubs. Location— Northwest corner Post and Stock-
ton streets. It is one of the noted and exclusive
clubs of San Francisco; elegant in its appointments,
luxurious in Its accommodations; and is provided
with an excellent library, as well as with all current
literature of unexceptionable features. Officers-
Joseph B. Crockett, President; Charles Webb How-
ard, Vice-President; Henry J. Crocker, Secretary;
James D. Phelan, Treasurer.

Pacific Yacht Club. Organized June 28, 1878;
reorganized Nov. 12, 1891. Number of members, 400.
Meets second Wednesday in November each year at
Palace Hotel. Club house at Sausalito. Officers —
I. Gutte, Commodore; C. Morrell, Vice-Commodore;
W. L. Sutherland, Fleet Captain ; Chas. B. Hill.
Secretary; A. Kanzee, Financial Secretary; J. T.
Bounell, Treasurer. The above are the entire Board
of Directors. Secretary's address. Merchants' Ex-
change.

Press Club of San Francisco. Location, Thur-
low Block, corner Kearny and Sutter streets. Offi-
cers—Casslus M. Coe, President; J. C. Donald, Fi-
nancial Secretary; Fred S. Myrtle, Recording Sec-
retary.

San Francisco Bar Association. Organized
April 20, 1872. Location, 530 California street. Ob-
jects—To maintain the honor and dignity of the pro-
fession of the law; to increase its usefulness in
promoting the due anminlstration of justice; to cul-
tivate social Intercourse among its members, and to
procure and maintain a library for their use. Meets
second Saturday of each month. Annual meeting,
second Saturday of January. Officers- Robert Y.
Hayne, President; W. H. Fifield, Sr., First Vice-
President; E. B. Holladay, Recording Secretary;
Warren Gregory, Corresponding Secretary; John M.
Burnett, Treasurer.

San Francisco Golf Club. Meetings are held
at Club House, First avenue, near Presidio Reser-
vation. Executive Committee— Harry Babcock, 306
California street; John Lawson, 316 California
street, and Charles Page, Mills Buildini?.

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MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION.

Social bocieties.

San Fkancisco Grutli-Vekbin. Organized Sep-
tember, 1874. Objects— Cultivation of music, social
entertainments, and to assist its members In sickness.
Meets at 421 Post street (Union Square Hall). Num-
ber of members, about 300. Charles Mueller, Secre-
tary, 421 Post street.

San Feancisco Maknneechoe. Meets every
Tuesday evening at Turn Vereln Hall, 323 Turk street.
Officers— H. Planz, President; Henry Bobslen, Vice-
President; W. Schilling, Treasurer; H. Fortrlede,
Secretary; F. W. Dulfer, Librarian.

San Francisco Scottish Thistle Club. Organ-
ized March 18, 1882. Incorporated October 27, 1887.
Meets at Fraternity Hall, 32 0'Farrell street, the sec-
ond and fourth Thursday evenings of each month.
Objects — To preserve and cultivate memories of
Scotland; to promote among Scotchmen an active
practice of the exercises of their ancestors In all ath-
letic sports. Including dancing; and to stimulate
their study of Scottish history and literature and
minstrelsy. The membership is large, and the an-
nual gatherings are notable and characteristic. Offi-
<;ers— John D. Coulle, Koyal Chief; William Daw-
son. Chieftain; John Ross, Treasurer; George W.
Paterson, Recorder; James Gillies, Financial Secre-
tary; J. Irvine, Sergeant-at-Arms; Alexander
Young, Property Man. Trustees— W. "W. Noble, J.
Lawrence and Alexander Eennie.

San Francisco Turn Verein. San Francisco
Turn Vereln organized 1852. Hall at 323 Turk street.
Stated meetings, first and third Wednesdays of each
month, at 8:30 p. M. Number of members, about
four hundred, of which forty are attached to the
vocal section, F. Fischer, Director; and sev-
■enty-slx to the rifle section, F. Attlnger, Cap-
tain. There is also a school for boys and girls
from seven to fourteen years, numbering about four
hundred, Robert Barth, instructor. Social meetings
for members and friends every last Wednesday of
each month. An entertainment and dance is given
on the first Sunday of each month. A relief society
for sick members is attached to the society, num-
bering about two hundred. Oflicers— G. A. Trost,
President; R. Mueller, Vice-President; H.Dunck, Re-
■cording Secretary; Hermann Stehlin, Corresponding
Secretary; H. Planz, Treasurer; H. Stelber, Finan-
cial Treasurer; M. Arnold, Librarian; H. Bergman,
Assistant Librarian; Robert Barth, Instructor; J.
Hoops, first leader; L. Frank, second leader.

San Francisco Verein. Incorporated Octo-
ber 2, 1853. Number of members, two hundred
and fifty-seven. Reading room Is supplied with an
abundance of different newspapers, and all the cur-
rent magazines and periodicals. Library numbers
about twenty thousand volumes. Location, north-
east corner Post and Leavenworth streets. Officers.
M. Ehrman, President; Adolph Mack, First Vice-
President; S. W. Saalburg, Second Vice-President;
A. W. Myer, Recording Secretary; William L.
Gerstle, Financial Secretary; Bert R. Hecht, Treas-
urer; Arthur Bachman, Librarian.

S. F. Whist Club. Club rooms, 826 Post street.
George E. Bates, President; W. F. Blehdon, Secre-
tary.

San Francisco Yacht Club. Meets in Sausallto.
Objects — The encouragment of yachting, and to assist
in making members proficient in the science of
navigating, designing, building and sailing of
yachts. I. Gutte, Commodore; C. H. Morrell, Vice-
Commodore; W. L. Sutherland, Fleet Captain; <". B.
Hill. Recording Secretary; E. Kenzie, Financial Sec-
retary; H. H. Jenuess, Measurer.

SoHLESwiG-HoLSTEiN Verbin. Mccts the first
and third Thursdays of each month, Washington
Hall, 35 Eddy street. Officers— Louis Hlnk, Presi-
dent; John Schleeman,' Vice-President; Albert
Fischer, Recording Secretary; M.H. Stamer, Finan-
cial Secretary; W. Tollner, Treasurer.

Scotch-Irish Society. Meets at Foresters' Bull.i
ing, 102 O'Farrell street. F. W. D'Evelyn, M. D.,
President; Thomas Whyte, Secretary.

Society of California Pioneers. Organized
August, 1850. Location Pioneer Building, 24 Fourth
street. A society of dignity and character too well-
known to require comment. Qualifications for
membership: To the first class, all who were resi-
dents of California prior to the first day of January,
1849; and the male descendants of all such, who
were members, shall be eligible. To the second
class, all who were residents of California prior to
the first day in January, 1850; and the male descend-
ants of all such, who were members, shall be eli-
gible. Honorary members may be admitted without
these qualifications, but such persons only as have

rendered distinguished or Important services to the
society or to the State; and no person shall be
elected an honorary member who has not at some
time resided within this State; and such person
shall be entitled to all the privileges of the society,
except the right to vote and hold office. Officers—
H. N. Tllden, President; Niles Searles, San Fran-
cisco, H. E. Hlghton, San Francisco, Caius T.
Rvland, Santa Clara; T. L Barker, Oakland;
H". H. Ellis, Sunol, Vice-Presidents; John D. Tal-
laut. Treasurer; John I. Spear, Secretary; John
F.Plnkham, Marshal; Christian Reis, H. N. Tllden,
John H. Jewett, H. B. Russ, E. M. Root, D. D. Harris,
E. T. Kruse, C. J. King, Charles C. Moore and Leon
Sloss, Directors.

Society of California Volunteers. Organ-
ized December 2, 1865. Meets at Occidental Hotel,
quarterly, on the 25th of January, April, July and
October. Society composed of those who served In
the California Volunteers, U. S. A. Officers- Ly-
sander Washburn, President; H. L. Tlckner, First
Vice-President; L.N. Tower, Second Vice-President;
John C. Innes, Recording Secretary; J. L. Homer,
Corresponding Secretary; C. W. Gordon, Treasurer.

Society of True Friends. Organized June 8,
1885. Meets first and third Tuesdays of each month
at Concord Hall, Alcazar Building. Officers— F. D.
Brandon, President; T. R. Tilly, Secretary.

Society San Francisco Letter Carriers' Band.
Meets Wednesday evenings at Teutonla Hall. D.O.
Dougherty, President; J. C. Levy, Secretary.

St. George's Club The. Organized November
1, 1893, and is composed of the members of the
Order, Sons of St. George of this city, and such
other eligible Englishmen as contribute to its
funds In accordance with its by-laws. The build-
ing Is comfortably furnished and comprises a large
assembly and dance hall, lodge room, parlors,
billiard room, reading room, refreshment room and
Secretary's offices. The following lodges are con-
nected with it and hold their meetings weekly in the
lodge room:

Officers— T. W. Butcher, President; Edward Oliver,
Secretary.

BuRNABY Lodge No. 194. Meets Saturday even-
ing. W. L. Chamberlain, Secretary, residence 23
Stanly Place.

London Lodge No. 215. Meets Tuesday evening.
H. Carles, Secretary.

Pickwick Lodge No. 259. Meets Monday even-
ing. Thomas Poyser, Secretary.

Britannia Lodge No. 7. Daughter.'? of St.
George. Meets Thursday evening. Mrs. Williams,
Secretary.

Theatrical Mechanics' Association. San
Francisco Lodge, No. 21, meets on the last Thursday
of every month at Alcazar Building, room 2. Presi-
dent, Max Fogel; Vice-President, William Wharf;
Financial Secretary, Stephen Ryan; Recording Sec-
retary, Frank Ralston; Treasurer, James F. Blakle:
Marshal, George Prentiss; Sergeant-at-Arms, James
Forbes.

State Floral Society. Organized September,
1888. Location— Maple Hall, Palace Hotel. Object-
Promotion of science and practice of floriculture In
all its branches. Meets second Friday of each month
at 2 P.M. Officers— E. J. Wickson, Berkeley; Presi-
dent; E. S. Smith, Secretary, Palo Alto; John Hen-
derson, Treasurer.

Swiss Rifle Club. Organized September 1, I860-
Meets at 627 Commercial street. Objects— Social in"
tercourse and target practice. Oflicers— P. A. Gian"
ninl, President; A. A. Borlini, Secretary; Alfred
Celller, Vice-President and Treasurer; Julius
Leeman, Shooting Master.

Theta Iota Pi. Organized May 9, 1894. Objects—
To promote social interests among the members and
their friends. Club rooms, 103 Devlsadero street.
Meets every Saturday evening. Officers: Hugo
Herzer. President; Ernest J. Cross, Treasurer; C. A.
Cross, Secretary.

Union League Club The. A social and political
organization. The leading Republican club of the
Pacific Coast with a very large and prominent mem-
bership extending throughout California and adjoin-
ing States. George Stone, President; C. M. Short-
ridge, First Vice-President; Dan T. Cole, second
Vice-President; George H. Plppy, Secretary; Charles
G. Clinch, Treasurer.

Union Square Club. Object— The moral and
mental improvement of its members and the culti-
vation of social Intercourse. Receptions in Pioneer

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Hall on the last Friday evening of the month. E. O.
Reiser, President; G. L. Bresse, Secretary. Office,
108 Montgomery street.

Univeksitt Club. Organized in 1890. Number
of members, 420. Club rooms, 722 Sutter street.
Frank J. Symmes, President; M. F. Michael. First
Vice-President; James E. Tucker,Second Vice-
President; J. S. Severance, Secretary and Treasurer.

VeTEKAN VOLTJNTEEK FlKEilEN'S ASSOCIATION OF

California. Meets at 24 Fourth street on the sec-
ond Tuesday of each month. It is for the purpose of
keeping together the veteran firemen. Joseph S.
Marshall, President; Stephen Bunner, First Vice-
President; George Carlisle, Second Vice-President;
William H. Miller, Third Vice-President; W. A.
Scolly, Recording Secretary; W. Fahrenkrug.
Treasurer; Gus. Pohlmann, Financial Secretary.
Board of Directors— John Foley, Ala Harris, William
Raubinger, Frank Terramorse, Thomas Cornell.
Trustees— Frederick Will, H. J. Burns, Richard Har-
rold; John C. Carroll, Sergeant-at-Arms.

Veteran Odd Fellows' Association. Organ-
ized, April, 1877. Odd Fellows of twenty years stand-
ing eligible to membership. Object— The keeping
up of old association, the promotion of the Interests
of the Order and the encouragement of veteran
workers to continue their efforts in the fraternity.
E. H. Black, President; William H. Barnes, Sec-
retary, I. O. O. F. Hall.

Veterans or the California Hundred and
Battalion. Organized May 1, 1866. Office— 422
California street. Number of members originally,
182, comprising the survivors of the 500 men who
served in the 2d Massachusetts Cavalry, as members
of the California Hundred and California Cavalry
Battalion, at their discharge in August, 1865. Holds
an annual reunion on April 9th, each year, the anni-
versary of Lee's surrender. Officers— C.Mason Kinne,
President; W.A.Robinson, Secretary; D.W.Thomp-
son, Treasurer.

Yale Alumni Association or California.
Meetings are held in the months of November
and May; the annual dinner is given in Novem-
ber. There is no special place of meeting. The
object is to bring together the graduates of Tale
University. Officers — Thomas R. Bacon, President;
Charles D. Page, First Vice-President; George
D. Metcalf, Second Vice-President; William B.
Bosley, Secretary; Wallace Alexander, Treasurer.
Executive Committee — Edward L. Brayton and
Samuel Knight.

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TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES.

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD TEMPLARS.

■ Instituted in California February 22, 1855, by the
organization of Pacific Lodge No. 1. Organized in
New York, 1851. The order takes an advanced posi-
tion on all questions allied to temperance reform. Its
fundamental principles are truth, rectitude, virtue
and sobriety; total abstinence from all intoxicating
drinks as a beverage; no license in any form or un-
der any circumstances for the sale of such liquors
to be used as a beverage; the prohibition of the
manufacture, importation and sale of intoxicating
liquors, expressed by the will of the people, and
embodied in just laws; the creation of a healthy
public opinion upon the subject; persistence in all
well-directed and humane efforts to reclaim the
fallen, and save others from falling victims. There
are in this city four Bands of Hope, and the follow-
ing-named lodges:

I Father Matthew Total Abstinence and
Benevolent Society No. 1. Organized May, 1869.
Number of members, .300. Meets second and fourth
Wednesday evenings of each month at 121 Eddy
street.

District Lod&e No. 5. L. C. Merrill, D. C. T.,
address Presidio, S. F.; Frank W. Carpenter, S. F.,
1926 Market street.

Evening Star Lodge No. 114. Organized Janu-
ary 14, 1864. Meets at 927 Mission street every
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.

International Lodge No. 291. Organized No-
vember 7, 1867. Meets in Mozart Hall, 1358 Market
street, every Monday evening, at 8 o'clock.

:, Manhem Lodge No. 363 (Swedish). Organized
September 26, 1891. Meets in Pythian Castle, 909!^
Market street near Fifth, every Saturday evening, at
8 o'clock.

Model Lodge No. 306. Organized February 14,
1894. Meets in Twin Peaks Hall, corner Seventeenth
and Noe streets every Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.

Spring Vallet Lodge No. 314. Organized April
14, 1880. Meets in Steimke's Hall, Octavla street,
near Union, every Wednesday evening in each
month at 8 o'clock.

Valley Lodge No. 293. Organized May 13, 1879.
Meets at 927 Mission street every Tuesday evening
at 8 o'clock.

League of the Cross or the Archdiocese of
San Francisco Organized throughout the several
parishes of this city by Right Rev. George Mont-
gomery (then Chancellor of the Archdiocese) in
1890 and 1891 ; comprises six senior and twenty junior
branches, having in all a membership of 6,500. Its
objects are to encourage temperance and total ab-
stinence among Catholic men and boys. The mem-
bers of the junior branches are pledged to total ab-
stinence until reaching the age of twenty-one. The
members of tlie senior branches are of two classes:
First, those who are pledged to total abstinence, and
second, those who while not pledged to total ab-
stinence promise " not to drink in a saloon or place
where liquors are sold, never to send a child to such
a place ; not to treat or be treated therein, and to
discourage the custom of drinking in saloons. The
government Is vested in the Executive Committee,
consisting of the Most Revered Archbishop, the
Spiritual Director and two representatives from
each parish. The officers are Rev. P. O'Ryan, Di-
rector, 529 Clay street; Thomas H. Fallon, Presi-
dent; A. B. Maguire, Vice-President, and David I.
Mahoney and John D. Mahoney, Secretaries.

BANDS OF HOPE.

The following Bands of Hope are maintained by
the I. O. Goofi Templars, viz:

District Superintendent of Juvenile Work, Mrs-
Sarah W. Kerrigan, 20 Willow avenue.

Western Star Band No. 135. Meets at the First
Presbyterian Church, corner Van Ness avenue and
Sacramento street every Sunday at 3:30 p. m. Su-
perintendent, Miss Lottie Graeber, 2121 Fillmore
street.

Epworth Band No. 236. Meets on first Sunday
in every month at 2:30 p. m. In the Epworth M. E.
Church, corner of Twenty-sixth and Church streets.
Superintendent, Mrs. S. F. Favor, 417 Twenty-eighth
street.

Winchester Band. Meets quarterly at the Pro-
testant Orphan Asylum on Haight street, between
Laguna and Buchanan. Superintendent, H. P.
Shedd, 226 Collingwood street.

Golden Gate Band No. 175. Meets every Sun-
day at 3 p. M. at First Baptist Church on Eddy street,
lietween Jones and Leavenworth. Superintendent,
Miss Flossie Collins, smii McAllister street.

LODGE OF GOLDEN LINES.

Walter Gilman Hanke, Most Eminent Commander;
Daniel Crowley, Associate Commander; George
Kuehn, Treasurer; William Harry Homer Jr., Secre-
tary; Ed Trewin, Prelate; William G. Badger,
Patriarch; George W. Caswell, Associate Patriarch;
John N. Egleston, Outside Guardian. Meetings held
every Sunday afternoon at Foresters' Hall, 102O'Far-
rell street, at 3 o'clock. The object of the society is
to induce boys to become thoroughly free from the
use of liquor, tobacco, gambling and profanity.

MARINE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.

Organized in 1866. Meetfngs are held at the
Mariners' Church, corner of Sacramento and Drumm
streets, on the second Tuesday of every month at
7:30 p. m. Rev. Joseph Rowell, President; Miss
S. M. N. Cummings, Secretary.

Sailor's Woman's Christian Temperance So-
ciety. Holds gospel temperance meetings last
Tuesday of each month at northeast corner of Sac-
ramento and Drumm streets.

St. Mary's C. T. A. and B. Association. Meets
second Sunday of each month In basement of St.
Mary's Church (Old Cathedral).

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WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
UNION.

Location, 132 McAllister street. The objects of this
thoroughly organized, energetic and widely useful
society, conducted entirely by women, are well
known; and the work It has accomplished Is a great
one, while the promise of Its future serves to encour-
age the hope of yet greater. State Officers— Mrs. B.
Sturtevant-Peet. President, San Jose; Mrs. E. G.
Greene, First- Vice President, Santa Cruz: Mrs. S. J.
Churchill, Second Vice-President, San Jose; Mrs.
Dorcas J. Spencer, Recording Secretary; Mrs. Henri-
etta E. Brown, Corresponding Secretary, 132 McAllis-
ter street, San Francisco; Mrs. Emily Hoppln, Treas-
urer, Tolo; Mrs. M. A. Coughlan, Auditor, Sacra-
mento; Mrs. Ada Van Pelt, Editor of the "Pacific
Ensign," 762 Thirteenth street, Oakland.

Central. Organized 1879. Membership, 64. Meets
second and fourth Wednesdays at 132 McAllister
street. Officers— Mrs. H. H. Luse, President; Mrs S.
B. McCoy, Recording Secretary; Mrs. F. S. Vaslit,
Corresponding Secretary; Dr. Mary Palm, Treasurer.

First Baptist Church. Organized 1894. Mem-
bership, 20. Meets third Tuesday at the First Baptist
Church. Officers— Mrs. S. W. Kerrigan, President;
Mrs. Hodgen. Secretary; Mrs. Lewln, Treasurer.

Third Congregational CnrROH. Organized 1894.
Membership, 61. Meets fourth Friday at Third Con-
gregational Church. Officers— Mrs. C. B. Williams,
President; Mrs. Inez Fredericks, Recording Secre-
tary; Mrs. A. H. Kress, Corresponding Secretary;
Mrs. E. L. Howard, Treasurer.

Northern. Organized 1886. Membership, 7.
Meets first Thursday in month. Officers— Miss S. M.
N. Cummings, President; Miss G. E. Barber, Secre-
tary; Mrs. M. E. Dewing, Treasurer.

Westminster Pkesbyteeian Church. Organ-
ized 1895. Membership, 22. Meetings third Thurs-
days in Westminster Presbyterian Church. Officers
—Mrs. D. J. Spencer, President; M. J, L. Dunn, Sec-
retary; Mrs. C. Adams, Treasurer.

Frances Williard. Organized 1895. Member-
ship, 20. Mrs. Annie L. Barry, President; Mrs. A. L.
Jenness, Recording Secretary; Mrs. Shehan, Corre-
sponding Secretary; Mrs. Moor, Treasure.

Central M. E. Church. Organized 1895. Mem-
bership, 16. Mrs. Samuel Fear, President; Miss F
E. Colby Recording Secretary; Miss E. E. Stan-
bridge, Correspondnig Secretary; Miss Lida Coch-
rane, Treasurer.

THEATRES AND RESORTS.

THEATRES.

Auditorium, Northeast corner Jones and Eddy.
Baldwin, 934 Market.
Bella Union, 805 Kearny.
Bush Street, 323 Bush.

California, Bush, between Kearny and Grant Av.
Chinese, 814 Washington.
Columbia, 11 Powell.
Cremorne, 771 Market.
Grove Street, Grove, near Polk.
Grovek's Alcazar, 116 O'Farrell.
MoRosco's Grand Opera House, Mission near
Third.
Orpheum The, 119 O'Farrell.
Standard, 320 Bush.
TivoLi Opera House, 28-32 Eddy.

RESORTS.

Bay District Race Course, Fifth avenue,
near D.

Central Park, southeast corner Market and
Eighth.

Cliff House and Seal Rocks, termination of
Point Lobos avenue, six miles west of City Hall.

Golden Gate Park, between D and H, from
Stanyan west to the ocean.

Harbor View Park, Jefferson, near Baker.

INGLESIDE Race Track, Ocean avenue, near
Ingleside House

Museum of Academy of Sciences, 819 Market.

Olympic Club Grounds, corner Seventh avenue
and I.

Shoot the Chutes, Haight, between Clayton and
Cole.

SuTRO Baths, Point Lobos avenue, near Cliff
House.

SuTRO Heights, Point Lobos avenue, between
Forty-eighth avenue and the ocean.

Telegraph Hill Observatory, corner Green-
wich and Kearny.

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STREET AND AVENUE GUIDE

CITY AND COUNTY OF SAN FRANCISCO.

COIVIF'ILED FROIVI OF^B^ICIAL SOURCES.

EXPUA NATIONS.

According to the method adopted In this city for numbering buildings, Market Street Is the starting point
for numbers on all streets running from It In a northerly, southerly or westerly direction, and the water
front for all streets running therefrom in a westerly or southwesterly direction. The numbers on all streets
not commencing at Market Street or the water front run in conformity with the numbers of the main streets
running parallel with them, except In the case of a few streets which are numbered in an irregular manner.

On all streets the even numbers are on the right-hand side, and the odd numbers on the left, starting
from the point of beginning. One hundred numbers, or as many thereof as are necessary, are allotted to each
block bounded by main streets; for Instance, Montgomery Street commences at Market, and the main streets
crossing as you proceed north are Sutter, Bush, Pine, etc. Therefore any numbers between 1 and 100 will be
found on the right or left hand slde*of the street between Market and Sutter, between 100 and 200 from Sutter
to Bush, between 200 and 300 from Bush to Pine.

In the streets which are numbered, a dash ( ) Indicates that the cross street does n6t extend to that

side; (o), the street borders on the bay, or public park, cemetery, etc., consequently there are no buildings on
blocks thus designated; (e), the street is not opened through the block, or is interrupted In Its course at that
point by a public square, cemetery, etc.; (e), end of street.

The following-named localities referred to in the Street Directory are situated as follows: Academy
Tract, northwest side of Mission Road, between Silver and Ocean Avenues; Bernal Heights, west of
Twenty-sixth Street, between San Bruno Avenue and Mission Street; City Land Association Tract, north-
west of Old San Jose Road, near County Line; Clarendon Heights, north of Twentieth Street, between
Lincoln Avenue and San Miguel Rancho; College Homestead, east of County Road and north of Silver Avenue;
Excelsior Homestead, southeast of Mission Road, near County Line; Fair Tract, south of Cortland Avenue
and east of Mission; Falrmount Tract, south of Thirtieth Street and east of Mission Street; Flint Tract, west
of Castro Street, between Waller and Seventeenth; Heyman Tract, west of Douglass, between Twenty-
second and Elizabeth Streets; Islals Creek, from west side of San Bruno Avenue, near Silver Avenue, north
and east to the bay; Laguna de la Merced, near the County Line and ocean, 6i4 miles southwest of City Hall;
Lake View, west of Old San Jose Road, from Ocean Avenue south to Railroad Homestead; Mission and
Thirtieth Streets' Extension Homestead, near intersection of Old San Jose Road and Castro Street; Paul
Tract, between San Bruno and Railroad Avenues, near County Line; Presidio Reservation, west of Lyon, and
north of Lake Street to the bay and ocean; Railroad Homestead, northwest of Old San Jose Road, near
County Line; Richmond District, west of First Avenue and north of Golden Gate Park to the Presidio
Reservation and ocean; San Miguel, near the junction of Old San Jose Road and Ocean Avenue; Silver
Terrace Tract, between San Bruno and Railroad Avenues, south of Silver Avenue; South San Francisco,
south of Islals Creek and east of San Bruno Avenue to the County Line and the bay; Spring Valley Home-
stead, west of Mission Road, near Silver Avenue; Stanford Heights Tract, west of Bellevue Street, from
Twenty-flfth south to Thirty-first Street; Sunny Dale Tract, west of San Bruno Avenue, near the County
Line; Sunny Side, west of Old San Jose Road, between San'MIguel Rancho and Ocean Avenue; Sutro
Heights, south of Point Lobos Avenue, between Forty-eighth Avenue and the ocean; University Homestead,
west of San Bruno Avenue, between Silver Avenue and Visltacion Valley; Visitaclon Valley, between San
Bruno Avenue and Mission Road, n<;ar County Line; West End Homestead, north and south side of County
Line, near Mission Road; West End Tract, between Old San Jose and Mission Roads near County Line.

Abbreviations. — N, north; E, east; S, south; W, west; Av, avenue; bet, between; nr, near; s, side.

II^"The neglect of the city authorities for years past to supervise and regulate the numbering of
buildings has led to such confusion of numbers on many streets as to make It difficult at times to find the
house sought for, even with the aid of a street directory. In addition to this, the changes in the names of
numerous streets in accordance with a recent order of the Board of Supervisors has Increased the confusion
heretofore prevailing, and necessitated the renumbering of several streets throughout their entire length.
Up to the present time a few numbers have here and there been changed, but on a majority of the buildings
the old numbers still remain. To counteract as far as possible these changes In names of streets and numbers,
we have Inserted the old and new names of streets and an additional column of figures to designate both old
and new numbers.

A, from First Av bet Point
Lobos Av and B, W to the
ocean

A South, from Fifth Av South
S W to County Line

Aberdeen, W of San Bruno Av
nr County Line

Academy, from Fairmount nr
Chenery, S to Charies

Acadia (Sunny Side), from
Mangels Av S to Circular Av

Accacia, W of Old San Jose
Road nr San Miguel Station

Acorn Alley, from W s Leav-
enworth bet California and
Sacramento

Acton (West End Home-
stead), from Mission Road nr
County Line

Ada Alley, from Ada Court nr
O'FaiTUl

Ada Court, from N s O'Farrell
bet Leavenworth and Hyde

Adair, from N s Howard bet

Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Adam (Bernal Heights), from

Eve bet San Bruno Av and

Holladay Av
Adams, see Seymour Av
Addison (Fairmount Tract),

from Bemis W to Castro
Adela, E of San Bruno Av nr

Islals Creek
Adelaide Place, from W s

Taylor bet Geary and Post
Adele Alley, from N s Jackson

bet Stockton and Powell
Adler, from Montgomery Av

bet Pacific and Broadway, W

to Dupont
Agate Alley, from N s Post

bet Taylor and Jones
Agnes Lane, from S s Green

bet Dupont and Stockton

Alleen Avenue, from N s Fif-
teenth bet Guerrero and Do-
lores

Alabama, from Channel bet

Florida and Harrison S to
Esmeralda Av

Cross Sts. w. E.

Channel 2 1

Alameda 100 101

Fifteenth 200 201

Sixteenth 300 301

Seventeenth 400 401

Mariposa 500 501

Eighteenth 600 601

Nineteenth 700 701

Twentieth 800 801

Twenty-first 900 901

Twenty-second 1000 1001

Twenty-third 1100 1101

Twenty-fourth 1200 1201

Twenty-flfth 1300 1301

Twenty-sixth 1400 1401

Army 1500 1501

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CROCKER-LANGLEY DIRECTORY,

Alameda, from junction Berry
and Eighth, W to Harrison

Alamo Square, bet Steiner,
Scott, Hayes and Fulton

Alaska (South S. F.), from
the bay S to India Basin

Alaska Place, fromW s Mason
bet Bay and Korth Point

Albany (Flint Tract), from
Flint W to Masonic Av

Albert, W of San Bruno Av
nr County Line

Albert Alley, from E s Do-
lores bet Fifteenth and Six-
teenth

Albion Avenue, from S s
Fifteenth bet Valencia and
Guerrero, S to Seventeenth

Alcatraz (late Chase), from
Islals Creek S to Hecker

Alder Alley, from S s Twenty-
first bet Guerrero and Do-
lores, S to Twenty-fourth

Aldine, from Parker Av S of
Turk, W to First Av

Alemany, from N s Seven-
teenth bet Dolores and
Church

Alemany Avenue (Academy
Tract I, ^T %V of Mission Road,
from Tlngley S W

Alger Place, from E s First
bet Harrison and Bryant

Algeria (South S. F.), see
Eighteenth Av South

Alice, from S s Folsom bet
Third and Fourth

Alice Alley, from N s Post bet
Tavlor and .Jones

Alleghany (South S. F.), see

A South
Allen, from W s Hyde bet

Union and Filbert
AUen (Bernal Heights), see

Bronte
AUen (Visitacion Valley), see

Rutland
Allison Avenue, from Mission

Road nr County Line
Alma Avenue, from Cole nr

Grattan, W to Stanyan
Alpine (late Emma), from S
s Thirteenth W of Castro, S
to Fourteenth
Alta, from W s Sansome bet

Union and Filbert W
Alta Plaza, bet Steiner, Scott,

Clay and .Jackson

Alvarado, from W s San Jose

Av bet Twenty-second and

Twenty-third, W to View Av

Cross Sts. N. S.

San Jose Avenue 2 1

Guerrero (o (c)

Dolores (c) (c)

Church (c; (o

Sanchez 400 401

Xoe 500 501

Castro 600 601

Diamond 700 701

Eureka

Douglass 800 801

Hoffman Avenue .... 900 901

View Avenue (e) (e)

Amador (South S. F.), from
the bay S of Islals to First
Av South
Amazon (Excelsior Home-
stead), from Mission Eoad nr
County Line
Amboy Alley, from N s Union

bet Powell and Mason
Amherst (University Home-
stead), from S s Silver Av
bet Princeton and Tale
Amity Alley, from S s Chest-
nut bet Mason and Taylor
Anderson (Bernal Heights),
from S s Esmeralda Av bet
Ellsworth and Moultrie

Andover Avenue (Bernal

Heights), from S s Esmeralda

Av W of Moultrie
Angelica, from S Nineteenth

bet Valencia and Guerrero
Ankeny Place, from E s

Powell bet Sutter and Bush
Anna, see Glasgow
Annie, from S s Market bet

New Montgomery and Third,

S E to Mission
Anthony, from N s Mission

bet First and Second
Antonio, from W s Jones bet

Ellis and O'Farrell
Apollo (Silver Terrace), from

Thornton Av S to Williams

Av
Appleton, E of San Bruno Av

nr Islals Creek
Arago, N W of Old San Jose

Koad, from Paulding S W to

Havelock
Arch (City Land Ass'n Tract) ,

W of Old San Jose Koad nr

County Line
Argentine (South S. F.), see

Forty-third Av South
Arizona (South S. F). from

■the bay, S to India Basin
Arkansas, from Sixteenth bet

Connecticut and Wisconsin,

S to Tulare
Arlington (Fairmount Tract) ,

from Old San Jose Road nr

Charles, S W to Roanoake

Arlington Avenue (Lake

View), from Ocean Av S to
Lake View Av
Army, from the bay nr Marin,

W to Fowler Av
Ash Avenue, from W s Larkin
bet Fulton and McAllister, W
to Buchanan
Cross Sis. N. S.

Larkin 2 1

Polk 100 101

Van Xess Avenue .... 200 201

Franklin 300 301

Gough 400 401

Octavla 500 501

Laguna 600 601

Buchanan (e) (e)

Ashburton Place, from E s

Grant Av bet Post and Sutter

Ashbury, from Fulton bet

Masonic Av and Clayton, S to

Seventeenth

Astor, W of San Bruno Av nr

County Line
Athens (Excelsior Home-
stead), from India Av S W to
Amazon
Attridge Alley, from N s Fil-
bert bet Jones and Leaven-
worth
Atwater, from E s Larkin
bet Greenwich and Lombard
Auburn, from N s Jackson
bet Mason and Taylor, N to
Pacific
August AUey, from N s Green
liet Powell and Mason, N to
Union
Augusta, from E s San Bruno
Av nr Silver Av

Austin Avenue, from w s

Larkin bet Bush and Pine, W

to Octavla
Cross Sis. N. S.

Larkin 2 1

Polk 100 101

Van Ness Avenue 200 201

Franklin 300 301

Gough 400 401

Octavla (ej (e)

Avery, from N s Geary bet

Fillmore and Steiner, N to

Post

Avoca, from Douglass bet
Thirty-flrst and Thirty-sec-
ond

Azores (South S. F.), see
Twenty-ninth Av South

Aztec (Bernal Heights), from
Coso Av E to Shotwell

B, from First Av S of A, W to
the ocean

B South, from Third Av South
S W to County Line

Bache (Bernal Heights), from
S s Crescent Av bet Andover
Av and Porter

Bacon (University Home-
stead), from San Bruno Av S
of Burrows

Bacon Place (late Quincy

Place), from S s Pine bet

Kearny and Dupont
Baden (Sunny Side), from

Mangels Av S to Circular Av
Badger (Spring Valley Home-
stead), W of Mission Road nr

Silver Av
Bagley Place, from N s

O'Farrell bet Grant Av and

Stockton
Bahama (South S. F.), see

Eighth Av South
Baker, from N s Haight bet

Broderlck and Lyon, N to the

bay
Cross Sts. E. W.

Haight 2 1

Page 100 101

Oak 200 (o)

Fell 300 301

Hayes 400 401

Grove 500 501

Fulton 600 601

McAllister 700 701

Golden Gate Avenue. 800 801

Turk (c) (c)

Calvary Cemetery . . .

Geary l.SOO 1301

Post 1400 1401

Sutter 1.500 1501

Bush 1600 1601

Pine 1700 1701

California 1800 1801

Sacramento 1900 1901

Clay 2000 2001

Washington 2100 2101

Jackson 2200 2201

Pacific Avenue 2300 2301

Broadway 2400 2401

Vallejo 2500 2501

Green 2600 2601

Union 2700 2701

Filbert 2800 2801

Greenwich 2900 2901

Lombard 3000 3001

Chestnut, 3100 3101

Francisco 3200 3201

Bay 3300 3301

North Point 3400 3401

Beach 3.500 3501

Jefferson 3600 3601

Tonquln 3700 3701

Lewis (e) (e)

Baker Alley, from W s Dupont

bet Jackson and Pacific
Baker Avenue (South S. F.),

E of San Bruno Av nr Islals

Creek

Baldwin Court, from N s
Folsom bet Fremont and
First

Ballance, from N s Jackson
bet Sansome and Mont-
gomery, N to Gold

Balmy, from S s Twenty-
fourth bet Harrison and
Treat Av, S to Twenty-fifth

Baltimore Park, from W s

Guerrero bet Ridley and
Fourteenth, W to Dolores
Banks (Bernal Heights), from
Esmeralda Av bet Prentiss
and Butler

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STREET AND AVENUE GUIDE.

95

Bannam Place, from N s

Green bet Dupont and Stock-
ton, N to Union
Barbadoes (South S. F.), see

Thirty-ninth Av South
Barlon, from Garibaldi E of

Cadwallader
Bameveld Avenue (late Rail-
road Av), from Islais Creek S
to Silver Av
Barry, from W s San Bruno

Av nr County Line
Bartlett, from S s Twenty-
first bet Mission and Va-
lencia, S to Army
Cross Sts. W. E.

Twenty -first 2 1

Twenty-second 100 101

Twenty-third 200 201

Twenty-fourth 300 301

Twenty-fifth 400 401

Twenty-sixth 500 501

Army (e) (e)

Bartlett (Fairmount Tract),

see Harper
Bartlett Alley, from N s Jack-
son bet Kearny and Dupont,
N to Pacific
Bartol, from Broadway bet
Sansome and Montgomery,
N to Vallejo
Battery, from N s Market
bet Front and Sansome, N to
the bay
Cross Sts. E. W.

Market and Bush 2 1

Pine 100 101

California 200 201

Eichmond

Halleck

Sacramento 300 301

Commercial

Clay 400 401

Merchant

Washington 500 501

Oregon

Jackson 600 601

Pacific 700 701

Chambers

Broadway 800 801

Vallejo 900 901

Green 1000 1001

Commerce

Union 1100 1101

Filbert 1200 1201

Greenwich 1300 1301

Lombard (o) 1401

Bauer (Academy Tract) , from
N Ws Mission Road nr Norton
Bay, from the hay bet Fran-
cisco and Korth Point, W to
Presidio Reservation
Cross Sts. N. S.

Kearny 2 1

Dupont 100 101

Midway

Stockton 200 201

Powell 300 301

'Mason 400 401

Taylor 500 501

Jones 600 601

Montgomery Av

Leavenworth 700 701

Hyde 800 801

Larkin 900 901

Polk 1000 1001

Van Ness Avenue (o) 1101 •

Franklin (o) 1201

Gough (o) 1301

Octavla (o) 1401

Laguna 1500 (o)

Buchanan 1600 (o)

Webster 1700 1701

Fillmore 1800 1801

Steiner 1900 1901

Pierce 2000 2001

Scott ; 2100 2101

Devisadero 2200 2201

Broderlck 2300 2301

Baker 2400 2401

Lyon (e) lo

Bay View (late Parnassus
Av), from W s Railroad Av
nr Eighteenth Av South

Bay View Place, from N s

Union bet Jones and Leaven-
worth
Beach, from the bay bet North
Point and Jefferson, W to
Presidio Reservation
Beacon (Fairmount Tract) ,

from Castro S of Thirtieth
Beale, from S s Market bet
Main and Fremont, S E to
the bay
Cross Sts. w. E.

Market 2 1

Mission 100 101

Howard 200 201

Folsom 300 301

Beale Place —

Harrison 400 401

Bryant 500 (o)

Brannan (e) (e)

Beale Place, from E s Beale

bet Folsom and Harrison, E
to Main

Beaver, from w s Noe bet
Fifteenth and Sixteenth, W
to Castro

Becker Place, from S s Taylor
bet Post and Sutter

Bedford Place, from N s Jack-
son bet Stockton and Powell

Beethoven, W of Old San Jose
Road nr San Miguel

Beideman, from N s Ellis
bet Scott and Devisadero

Belcher, from S s Thirteenth
bet Church and Sanchez, S to
Fourteenth

Belcher Court, from S s Four-
teenth bet Church and San-
chez

Belden, from N s Bush bet
Montgomery and Kearny, N
to Pine

Belgrave Avenue (Clarendon
Heights), from Lincoln Av,
W to San Miguel Rancho

Bellair Place, from N s Chest-
nut bet Dupont and Stockton,
N to Francisco

Bellevue, from Elizabeth W
of Hoffman Av, S to Thirty-
first

Bellevue Avenue, from s s

Greenwich bet Dupont and

Stockton

Bellevue Avenue, S E of

Mission Road nr County Line
Belmont Avenue, from Wood-
land Av X W to Sunset Av
Belmont Place, from E s Sev-
enth bet Bryant and Brannan
Belvedere, from s s Waller

bet Clayton and Cole, S to

Frederick
Bemis (Fairmount Tract),

from Beacon to Castro
Bennington (Bemal Heights),

from .iunction North Av and

Lincoln S to Cortland Av
Benton Avenue (Bernal Heights),

from W s Andover Av S of

Crescent Av
Bepler, from Old San Jose

Road nr County Line
Bergen Alley, from W s Hyde

bet Bay and North Point
Berkeley Avenue (now Treat

Avi. from Precita Place bet

Folsom and Harrison
Berkshire, nr intersection

Old San Jose Road and Castro
Berlin (University Home-
stead), from Silver Av bet

Girard and Goettingen
Bermuda (South S. F.), see

Twenty-fourth Av South
Bemadotte, E of San Bruno

Av nr Ish.is Creek
Bemal (now Shotwell), from

Twenty-sixth nr Howard, S

to Precita Av

0:2

Bemal Avenue iBemal Heights)
from Coso Av nr California
Av, E to Shotwell
Bernard, from W s Taylor
bet Pacific and Broadway,
W to Leavenworth
Cross Sts. N. s.

Taylor 2 1

Jones 100 101

Leavenworth (e) (e)

Bemice, from S s Twelfth bet

Folsom and Harrison, S W to

Thirteenth

Berry, from the bay bet King

and Channel, S W to Eighth

Cross Sts. N. s.

Second 2 1

Hammond Place —

Third 100 101

Madden —

Haggln —

Tevis —

Dewey —

Fourth 200 201

Fifth :300 301

Sixth 400 401

Seventh 50O 501

Channel

Eighth le) (e)

Berry Place (late Martin),
from E s Grant Av bet Sutter
and Bush
Bigelow, W of San Bruno Av

nr County Line
Biggs, E of San Bruno Av nr

Islais Creek
Billings Place, from N s
Filbert bet Sansome and
Montgomery
Birch Avenue, from W s Lar-
kin bet Grove and Fulton, W
Cross Sis. N. s.

Larkin 2 1

Polk 100 101

Van Ness Avenue 200 201

Franklin (c) (c)

Gough (c) (c)

Octavla 500 501

Laguna 600 601

Buchanan TOO 701

Bismarck, from Old San Jose

Koad nr County Line
Blackstone, from Franklin
bet Greenwich and Lombard
Blaine (Bernal Heights, now
Eugenia Avi, from Prentiss
nr Cortland Av, W to North
Av
Blake (late Ferrie), from
Point Lobos Av bet Collins
and Cook
Blanche Alley, from Twenty-
third bet Church and Sanchez
BlUXOme, from W s Fourth
bet Brannan and Townsend,
W to Sixth
Boardman, from S s Bryant
bet Sixth and Seventh, S E
to Brannan
Boise (Bernal Heights, now
Peralta Av), from S s Pow-
hattan nr Holladay Av
Bolivia (South S. F.), see

Forty-ninth Av South
Bond, from S s Mission bet

Twelfth and Thirteenth
Bond (now Dehon), from S s
Sixteenth bet Church and
Sanchez, S to Seventeenth
Bond Alley, from S s Green-
wich bet Stockton and Powell
Bone Alley, see Green Place
Bonita, from W s Polk bet
Vallejo and Green, W to Van
Ness Av
Boston Place, from W s First

iiet Folsom and Harrison
Bosworth, from W s Mission

Road S of Crescent Av
Bourbon, E of San Bruno Av
nr Precita Creek

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Bourbon Place, from N s
Eddy tiet Steiner and Pierce,
N to Ellis

Bourne, E of San Bruno Av
nr ItJlais Creek

Boutwell (South S. F.), from
Islals Creek, S to Augusta

BowdOin (University Home-
stead), from S s Silver Av W
of Hamilton

Bower Place, from S s Green
bet Dupiint and Stockton

Bowie Avenue, from E s
Eleventh bet Howard and
Folsom
Bowles Place (now Tonning-
sen Place), from N s Howard
bet Twelfth and Thirteenth
Boyce, from Point Lobos Av

bet Cook and Williamson
Boyd, from Chesley bet Har-
rison and Bryant
Boylston, from N s Silver Av

W of Merrill
Bradford (Bernal Heights),
from f^smeralda Av E of Car-
ver, S to Powhattan
Brady, from S s Market bet
Potter and Valencia, S E to
West Mission
Brady Place, see Rockland
Brannan, from the bay bet
Bryant and Townsend, S W
to Channel
Cross Sts. N. S.

Beale 2 1

Fremont 100 101

First 200 201

Dover

Japan

Second 300 301

Stanford

Thompson Avenue. . .

Third 400 401

Pvitch

Zoe

Rushton Place

Fourth 500 501

Fifth 600 601

Sixth 700 701

Clinton

Geneva

Boardman

Brannan Place

Gilbert

Seventh 800 801

Langton

Norton Court

Decatur

Eighth 900 901

Converse ■

Ninth 1000 1001

Dore

Channel (e) (e)

Brannan Place, from S s
Brannan bet Sixth and Sev-
enth
Brazil Avenue (Excelsior
Homestead), from Mission
Koad S of China Av

Brekle's Place, from S s Pa-

citie liet Hyde and Larkin

Brenham Place, from N s
Clay bet Kearny and Dupont,
N to Washington

Brewery Alley, from S s Fol-
som bet Sixteenth and Seven-
teenth

Brewster (Bernal Heights),
from Hope S W to Esmeralda
Av

Bridge Place, from S s Broad-
way bet Leavenworth and
Hyde

Bright (City Land Associa-
tion Tract), W of Old San
Jose Road nr County Line

Brigliton Avenue (Lake View),

from Ocean Av S to Lake
View Av
Britton, W of San Bruno Av
nr County Line

Broad (Railroad Homestead) ,
W of Old San Jose Road nr
County Line

Broad's Place, from N s Bush
bet Hyde and Larkin

Broadway, from the bay bet
Pacific and Vallejo, W to
Presidio Reservation

Cross S/s. N. S.

Davis 2 1

Front 100 101

Battery 200 201

Sansome 300 801

Prescott

Bartol

Montgomery 400 401

Rowland

Kearny 500 501

Pinckney Place

Montgomery Avenue.

Dupont 600 601

Pacific Alley •

Duncan Court

Stockton 700 701

Virginia Place - —

Morey Alley

Powell 800 801

Scott Place

Mason 900 901

Salmon

Himmelman Place...

Taylor 1000 1001

Sweet

Florence Place

Jones 1100 1101

Leavenworth 1200 1201

Morse Place

Bridge

Hyde 1300 1301

Morrell Place

Larkin 1400 1401

Polk 1500 1501

Van Ness Avenue.... 1600 1601

Franklin 1700 1701

Gough 1800 1801

Octavla 1900 1901

Laguna 2000 2001

Buchanan 2100 2101

Webster 2200 2201

Fillmore 2300 2301

Steiner 2400 2401

Pierce 2500 2501

Scott 2600 2601

Devisadero 2700 2701

Broderick 2800 2801

Baker 2900 2901

Lyon (e) (e)

Broderick, from N s Waller
bet Devisadero and Baker,
N to the bay

Cross Sts. E. W.

Waller 2 1

Haight 100 101

Page 200 201

Oak 300 301

Fell 400 401

Hayes 500 501

Grove 600 601

Fulton 700 701

McAllister 800 801

Golden Gate Avenue. 900 901

Turk 1000 1001

Eddy 1100 1101

Ellis 1200 1201

O'Farrell 1300 1301

Geary 1400 1401

Post 1500 1501

Sutter 1600 1601

Bush 1700 1701

Pine 1800 1801

California 1900 1901

Sacramento 2000 2001

Clay 2100 2101

Washington 2200 2201

Jackson 2300 2301

Pacific Avenue 2400 2401

Broadway 2.500 2501

Vallejo 2600 2601

Green 2700 2701

Union 2800 2801

Filbert 2900 2901

Greenwich .3000 3001

Lombard 3100 3101

Chestnut 3200 3201

Francisco 3300 3301

Bay ...3400 3401

NorthPoint .3500 3501

Beach 3600 3601

Jefferson 3700 8701

Tonquin 3800 3801

Lewis (e) (e)

Bronte (Bernal Heights), from

S 8 Cortland Ave bet Brad-
ford and Putnam
Brook, from W s Mission nr

Cortland Av
Brooklyn Place, from S s

Sacramento bet Dupont and

Stockton
Brooks, from N s Market bet

Kearny and Grant Av, N to

Geary
Brosnan, from W s Valencia

bet Ridley and Fourteenth,

W to Guerrero
Brown, W of San Bruno Av

nr County Line
Brown Alley, see City Hall

'Place

Bruce Avenue (Lake View)

from Harold Av E

Bruce Place, from W s Sev-
enth bet Folsom and Harrison
Bruce Place (now Harrison
Av), from S s Folsom nr
Seventh
Brunswick (West End Home-
stead), S E of Mission Road
nr County Line
Brush, from N s Chestnut bet

Scott and Devisadero

Bryant, from the bay bet

Harrison and Brannan, S W

to Channel, thence S to Army

Cross Sts. N. s.

Spear 2 1

Main

Beale 100 101

Fremont 200 201

First 300 301

Ellery

Rincon Place

Stanly Place

Second 400 401

Third 500 501

Ritch

Zoe

Fourth 600 601

Weston Place •

Fifth 700 701

Oak Grove Avenue . .

Morris Avenue

Sixth 800 801

Garden

Clinton

Boardman

Gilbert

Seventh 900 901

Langton

Chesley

Victor

Kate

Decatur

Eighth 1000 1001

Converse

Preston Place

Ninth 1100 1101

Dore

Tenth 1200 1201

Juniper •

Eleventh 1300 1301

Channel 1400 1401

Alameda 1500 1501

Fifteenth 1600 1601

Sixteenth 1700 1701

Seventeenth 1800 1801

Mariposa 1900 1901

Eighteenth 2000 2001

Nineteenth 2100 2101

Twentieth 2200 2201

Twenty-first 2300 2301

Twenty-second 2400 2401

Twenty-third 2500 2501

Twenty-fourth 2600 2fiUl

Twenty-flfth 2700 2701

Twenty-sixth 2800 2801

Army (e) (e>

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STREET AND AVENUE GUIDE.

97

Bryant Avenue (now Bryant
Street), from Channel, S to
Army
Bryant Avenue (now Con-
verse), from N B Bryant bet
Eightb and Ninth
Bryant Place (now Burnett
Place), from N s Bush bet
Sansome and Montgomery
Buchanan, from N s Market
and Thirteenth bet Laguna
and Webster, N to the bay
Cross Sts. E. W.

Market and Ridley . . 2 1

Hermann 100 101

Waller 200 201

Elm

Haight 300 301

Rose Avenue

Page 400 401

Lily Avenue

Oak 500 501

Hickory Avenue

Fell 600 601

Linden Avenue

Hayes 700 701

Ivy Avenue

Grove 800 801

Birch Avenue

Fulton 900 901

Ash Avenue

McAllister 1000 1001

Golden Gate Avenue. 1100 1101

Turk, 1200 1201

Laurel Avenue ..

Eddy 1300 1301

Willow Avenue

Ellis 1400 1401

Olive Avenue

O'Farrell 1500 1501

Clarence Court

Geary 1600 1601

Post 1700 1701

Sutter 1800 1801

Bush 1900 1901

Pine 2000 2001

California 2100 2101

Sacramento , 2200 2201

Clay 2300 2301

Washington 2400 2401

Jackson 2500 2501

Pacific Avenue 2600 2601

Broadway 2700 2701

Vallejo 2800 2801

Green 2900 2901

Union 3000 3001

Filbert 3100 3101

Plxley

Greenwich 3200 3201

Moulton

Lombard 3300 3301

Chestnut (c) (c)

Lobos Square

Bay 3600 3601

NorthPoint 3700 3701

Beach 3800 3801

Jefferson 3900 3901

Tonquln 4000 4001

Lewis (e) (e)

Buc&anan Alley, see Maiden
Alley

Vista (Bernal Heights),
from Coso Av bet Elsie and
North Av, S W to Cortland Av

Vista Avenue (late

Park Road), surrounding
Buena Vista Park

Buena Vista Park, S of

Haight bet Broderlck and
Lott

Buena Vista Square, bet

Napa, Shasta, Vermont and

Utah
Bulah (late Kate), from Cole

bet Waller and Frederick, W

to Stanyan
Burcham Place, from W s

Leavenworth bet Golden

Gate Av and Turk
Burgoyne Place, from S s

Pacific bet Leavenworth and

Hyde

Burnett Place, from N s Bush
bet Sansome and Montgom-
ery
Burnside Avenue, nr inter-
section Old San Jose Road
and Castro
Burritt, from S s Bush bet

Stockton and Powell
Burrows (University Home-
stead), from San Bruno Av
S of Felton
Bush, from N s Market bet
Sutter and Pine, W to Cen-
tral Av
C?-oss Sts. N. S.

Market 2 1

Battery 100 101

Sansome 200 201

Burnett Place

Montgomery 300 301

Trinity

Russ Alley

Belden

Kearny 400 401

St. George Alley

Clara Lane

Mary Lane

Dupont .500

Grant Avenue 501

Chatham Place

Stockton 600 601

Burritt

Monroe

Chelsea Place

Powell 700 701

Bush Street Place

Mason 800 801

Taylor 900 901

Jones 1000 1001

Leavenworth 1100 1101

Hyde 1200 1201

Broad's Place

Larkln 1300 1301

Polk 1400 1401

Van Ness A venue 1500 1501

Franklin 1600 1601

Gough 1700 1701

Octavla 1800 1801

Laguna 1900 1901

Buchanan 2000 2001

Webster..'. 2100 2101

Cottage Row

Fillmore 2200 2201

Steiner 2300 2301

Pierce 2400 2401

Scott 2500 2501

Devlsadero 2600 2601

Broderlck 2700 2701

Baker 2800 2801

Lyon 2900 2901

Central Avenue (e) (e)

Bush Street Place, from N s
Bush bet Powell and Mason
Butler (Bernal Heights, now
Folsom), from Esmeralda Av
bet Banks and Gates, S to
Cortland Av
Butte (now Nineteenth), from
the bay bet Eighteenth and
Twentieth, W to Harrison
Byington Avenue (now Olive
Avenue), from W s Webster
bet Ellis and O'Farrell, W
to Steiner
Byrne, E of San Bruno Av nr

Islais Creek
Byrne (Visitacion Valley),

see Peabody
Byron (Bernal Heights, now
Brewster), from Isabel S W
to Rutledge Av
Byron (West End Tract), see

Regent
Byxhee (City Land Associa-
tion Tract), W of Old San
Jose Road nr County Line
C, from First Av S of B, W to

the ocean
C South, from Water Front

S W to County Line
Catoot (Bernal Heights), from
Franconla N W to Peralta
Av

Cadell Alley, from N s Union

bet Dupont and Stockton
Cadwallader, E of San Bruno

Av nr Islais Creek
Caine Avenue, W of Old San

Jose Road, nr Ocean View

Station
Calaveras (South S. F.), from

the bay bet Amador and

Mendocino, W to First Av

South

Caledonia Alley, from Fif-
teenth bet Mission and Va-
lencia, S to Sixteenth
Calhoun, from N s Green bet
Sansome and Montgomery,
N to Union
California, from junction
Market and Drumm bet Pine
and Sacramento, W to City
Cemetery
Cross Sts. N. s.

Market and Drumm.. 2 1

Davis 100 101

Front 200 201

Battery 300 3U1

Sansome 400 401

Leidesdorff

Montgomery 500 501

Spring

Webb .

Kearny 600 601

Wallace Place

St. Mary

Quincy

Dupont 700 701

Sellna Place

Grace Terrace

Stockton 800 801

Pratt Place

Prospect Place

Miles Court

Powell 900 901

Mason 1000 1001

Cushman

Taylor 1100 1101

Jones 120O 1201

Leavenworth 1800 1301

Helen

Jacoby Place

Hyde 1400 1401

Larkln 1500 1501

Polk 1600 1601

Van Ness Avenue 1700 1701

Franklin 1800 1801

Gough 1900 1901

Octavla 2000 2001

Laguna 2100 2101

Buchanan 2200 2201

Webster 2300 2301

Middle

Fillmore . 2400 2401

Steiner.. 2500 2501

Pierce.. 2600 2601

Scott 2700 2701

Devlsadero 2800 2801

Broderlck 290Q 2901

Baker 3000 3001

Lyon 3100 3101

Central Avenue 3200 3201

Walnut 3300 (o)

Laurel 3400 (6)

Locust 3500 (o)

Spruce 360O (o)

Maple 3700 (o)

Cherry 3800 (o)

First Avenue 3900 3901

California Avenue (Bernal
Heights), from Coso Av bet
Mission and Prospect Av,S W
to Cortland Av
California South, from First
Av bet Clement and Cali-
fornia, W to Sixth Av
Cambridge ( nniversity Homestead),
from S s Sliver Av bet Tale
and Oxford
Camelia, W of Old San Jose

Road nr San Miguel
Camp, from E s Guerrero bet

Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Canal (College Homestead),
from E s Mission Road nr
Silver Av

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Capitol Avenue, from Ocean

Av nr Mlramar Av, S to Pal-
metto Av
Capp, from S s Fifteenth bet
Howard and Mission, S to
Twenty-sixth
Cross Sts. W. E.

Fifteenth 2 1

Adair

Sixteenth 100 101

Seventeenth 200 201

Eighteenth 300 301

Nineteenth 400 401

Twentieth 500 501

Twenty -first 600 601

Twenty-second 700 701

Twenty-third 800 801

Twenty-fourth 900 901

Twenty-fifth 1000 1001

Twenty-sixth (e) (e)

Card Alley, from W s Stock-
ton bet Vallejo and Green
Carl, from Clayton S of Fred-
erick, W to First Ay
Carlos (Fairmount Tract),

see Dlgby
Carlos Place, from S s O'Far-

rell bet Powell and Mason
Carolina, from Eighth bet
Wisconsin and De Haro, S to
Tulare
Caroline (now Harriet), from
S 8 Folsom bet Sixth and
Seventh
Caroline (now Dore), from S s
Howard l)et Ninth and Tenth
Caroline Place, from E s Pow-
ell bet Jaclison and Pacific
Carr, from Paul Av S to Sa-
linas Av
Carr Place, from S s Chestnut

bet Mason and Taylor
Carrie, from Chenery nr Cas-
tro
Carter, W of San Bruno Av

nr County Line

Carthagena (South S. F.),
see Forty-eighth Av South

Carver (Bernal Heights) , from Es-
meralda Av S to Powhattan

Case, from W of San Bruno A v
nr head Islals Creeli

Casein Avenue, from Doug-
lass nr Nineteenth to Eagle

Castro, from S s Thirteenth
W of Noe, S to Old San Jose
Eoad

Cross Sts. W. E.

Ridley 2 1

Fourteenth 100 101

Henrv

Fifteenth 200 201

Tilden

Beaver

Sixteenth 300 301

State

Marljet

Seventeenth 400 401

Eighteenth 500 501

Nineteenth 600 601

Twentieth 700 701

Liberty

Twenty-first 800 801

Hill

Twenty-second 900 901

Alvarado

Twenty-third 1000 1001

Elizabeth

Twenty-fourth 1100 1101

Jersey

Twenty-fifth 1300 1201

Clipper

Twenty-sixth 1300 1301

Array

Twenty-seventh 1400 1401

Duncan

Twenty-eighth 1500 1501

Valley

Twenty-ninth 1600 1601

Day

; Thirtieth 1700 1701

Cayuga Avenue (West End
Tract), from Ocean Av W of
Mission Road
Cedar, from N s Clay bet
Davis and Front, N to Wash-
ington
Cedar Avenue, from W s Lar-
kln bet Geary and Post, W to
Laguna
Cross ats. N. S.

Larkin 2 1

Polk 100 101

Van Ness Avenue (c) (c)

Franklin (c) (c)

Gough (c) (c)

Octavia 500 501

Laguna (e) (e)

Cedar Lane, see Clarion Alley
Cemetery Avenue, see Cen-
tral Av
Center (now Sixteenth), from
the bay bet Fifteenth and
Seventeenth, W to Harrison
Central (City Land Ass'n

Tract), see Sargent
Central Avenue. This Ave-
nue now includes the street
formerly called Lott and ex-
tends from the Presidio Res-
ervation W of Lyon, S to
Buena Vista Av

Old Mimbers.
Cross Sts. E. W.

Geary 2 1

Post 100 (o)

Sutter 200 (o)

Bush 300 (o)

Pine 400 (o)

California 500 501

Sacramento 600 601

Clay 700 701

Washington 800 801

Jackson 900 901

Pacific Avenue

2few Numbers.

E. W.

Buena Vista Avenue. 2 1

Waller

Haight 100 101

Page 200 201

Oak (c) (c)

Golden Gate Park ...

Fell 400 401

Hayes 500 .501

Grove 600 601

Fulton 700 701

McAllister 800 801

Golden Gate Av 900 901

Turk (c) (c)

Calvary Cemetery . . .

Geary 1400 1401

Post 1.500 (o)

Sutter 1600 (o)

Bush 1700 (o)

Pine 1800 (o)

California 1900 1901

Sacramento 2000 2001

Clay 2100 2101

Washington 2200 2201

Jackson 2300 2301

Pacific Avenue (e) (e)

Central Court, from S s
Haight bet Gough and Oc-
tavia
Central Ocean Road, from H

nr Second Av. S W to Ocean
Av

Central Place, from S s Pine

bet Kearny and Dupont
Ceres (Silver Terrace), from

Thornton Av S E to Williams

Av
Chambers, from W s Davis

bet Pacific and Broadway, W

to Battery

Chambers Place, from N s

Greenwich bet Powell and
Mason, N to Lombard
Channel, from the bay bet
Berry and Hooper, S W to
Seventh, thence W to Har-
rison

Channel, from W s San Bruno
Av nr head Islais Creek

Chapultepec (Bemal Heights),
from Coso Av bet Prospect
Av and Elsie, S W to Cort-
land Av

Charity, E of San Bruno Av
nr Islals Creek

Charles (Fairmount Tract),
from Old San Jose Road nr
Arlington to Chenery

Charles Place, from N s Har-
rison bet First and Second

Charter Oak Avenue, from
Islals Creek E of San Bruno
Av, S to Paul Tract

Chase, see Commonwealth Av

Chase (now Alcatraz), from
Islais Creek S to Hecker

Chase Place, from E s Mason
bet Broadway and Vallejo

Chatham Place, from N s

Bush bet Dupont and Stock-
ton

Chattanooga, from S s
Twenty-first bet Dolores and
Church, S to Twenty-fourth

Chelsea Place, from S s Bush

bet Stockton and Powell
Chenery (Fairmount Tract),

from Thirtieth nr Church, S

and S W
Cherry, from N s California

bet Maple and First Av, N to

Presidio Reservation
Cross Sts. E. W.

California 2 1

Sacramento 100 101

Clay 200 201

Washington 300 301

Jackson 400 401

Pacific Avenue (e) (e)

Cherubusco (Bernal Heights,

now Elsie), from Coso Av

bet Chapultepec and Buena

Vista, S W to Cortland Av
Chesley, from S s Harrison

bet Seventh and Eighth, S E

to Bryant
Chestnut, from the bay bet

Lombard and Francisco, W

to Presidio Reservation
Cross its. N. S.

Sansome 2 1

Montgomery ..... ...

Wlnthrop

Kearny 100 101

Dupont 200 201

Bellalr Place

Stockton 300 301

Chestnut Alley

Powell 400 401

Mason 500 501

Carr Place...

Montgomery Avenue

Taylor 600 601

Jones 700 701

Leavenworth 800 801

Hyde 900 901

Larkln 1000 1001

Polk 1100 1101

Van Ness Avenue. . . .1200 1201

Franklin 1300 1301

Gough 1400 1401

Octavia 1500 1501

Laguna (o) 1601

Buchanan (o) 1701

Webster 1800 ISOl

Fillmore 1900 1901

Stelner 2000 2001

Pierce 2100 2101

Scott 2200 2201

Devlsadero 2300 2301

Broderlck 2400 2401

Baker 2500 2501

Lyon (e) (e)

Chestnut Alley, from N s

Chestnut bet Stockton and

Powell
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STREET AND AVENUE GUIDE.

China Avenue (Excelsior
Homestead), from Mission
Road S of Japan Av
Churcll, from Hermann bet
Dolores and Sanchez, S to
Thirtieth. (Some of the
buildings on this street are
incorrectly numbered.)
Cross S/s. W. B.

Hermann 2 1

Thirteenth 100 101

Reservoir

Fourteenth 200 201

Market

Fifteenth 300 801

Sixteenth 400 401

Church Lane

Seventeenth 500 501

Borland

Eighteenth 600 601

Hancock

Nineteenth 700 701

Cumberland

Twentieth 800 801

Liberty

Twenty-first 900 901

Twenty-second 1000 1001

Twenty-third... (900) 1100 1101
Twenty-fourth (1000) 1200 1201

Jersey

Twenty-flfth 1300 1301

Clipper

Twenty-sixth 1400 1401

Army

Twenty-seventh 1500 1501

Duncan

Twenty-eighth 1600 1601

Valley

Twenty-ninth 1700 1701

Day

Thirtieth (e) (e)

Churcli Alley, from N s Wash-
ington bet Dupont and Stock-
ton
Church Avenue (late Noo-
nan's Place), from S s Vallejo
bet Stockton and Powell
Church Lane, from W s Do-
lores bet Sixteenth and Sev-
enteenth, W to Church
Church Place (now Edith)
from W s Dupont bet Green-
wich and Lombard
Churchill Court, see Tiffany

Place
Circular Avenue (Sunny Side)

from Joost Av S W
City Hall Avenue (late Park
Avenue), from S s McAllis-
ter nr Leavenworth, S W to
Larkin

City Hall Place, from N s

McAllister bet Hyde and
Larkin
City Hall Square, from N s

Market opp Eighth, to City
Hall Av

Clairville Place, see Graham

Place
Clara, from W s Ritch bet
Folsom and Harrison, S W
to Sixth
Cross tits. N. S.

Ritch 2 1

Fourth 100 101

Hulbert Alley ■ — -

Fifth 200 201

Sixth (e) (e)

Clara Avenue, from N s Eigh-
teenth W of Douglass
Clara Lane, from N s Sutter
bet Kearny and Grant Av, N
to Bush

Clarence Court, from E s
Buchanan bet O'Farrell and
Geary

Clarence Place, from N s

Townsend bet Second and
Third

Clarendon Avenue(Clarendo)i

Heights), from Lincoln Av
"W to San Miguel Rancho
Clarion Alley (late Cedar
Lane) from W s Mission bet
Seventeenth and Eighteenth,
W to Valencia
Clark, from W s Drumm bet
Jackson and Pacific, "W to
Front
Clarke, see Clarkson
Clarkson (late Clarke) from
Castro nr Thirtieth, W to
Fowler Av
Clay, from the bay bet Sacra-
mento and Washington, W to
First Av
Cross Six. N. S.

East North 2 1

Drumm 100 101

Davis 200 201

Cedar

Front 300 301

Battery 400 401

Sansome 500 501

Leidesdorff

Montgomery 600 601

Kearny 700 701

Brenham Place

Dupont 800 801

Waverly Place

Spofiford

Stockton 900 901

Clay Avenue

Prospect Place

Powell 1000 1001

Fremont Court

Tay

Wetmore Place

Mason 1100 1101

Yerba Buena

Taylor 1200 1201

Jones 1300 1301

Priest

Reed — -

Leavenworth 1400 1401

Hyde 1500 1501

Torrens Court

Larkin 1600 1601

Polk 1700 1701

Van Ness Avenue 1800 1801

Franklin 1900 1901

Gough (c) (c)

Lafayette Park

Laguna 2200 2201

Buchanan 2300 2301

Webster 2400 2401

Fillmore 2500 2501

Stelner (o) 2601

Pierce (o) 2701

Scott 2800 2801

Devlsadero 2900 2901

Broderick 3000 3001

Baker 3100 8101

Lyon 3200 3201

Central Avenue 3300 3301

Walnut 3400 3401

Laurel 3500 3501

Locust 3600 3601

Spruce 3700 3701

Maple 3800 3801

Cherry 8900 3901

First Avenue (e) (e)

Clay Avenue, from N s Clay

bet Stockton and Powell
Clajrton, from Fulton bet Ash-
bury and Cole, S to Seven-
teenth
Clement, from First Av bet
Point Lobos Av and Califor-
nia, W to the ocean
Clement Place, from S s
Green bet Dupont and Stock-
ton
Clementina, from W s First
bet Tehama and Folsom, S W
to Ninth
Cross Sts. N. S.

First 2 1

Rodney

Oscar Alley

Second. (c) (c)

Third (c) (c)

Fourth 300 301

Fifth 400 401

Sixth (c) (c)

Seventh (c) (c)

Sumner

Eighth 700 701

Ninth (e) (e)

Cleveland, from E s Seventh
bet Folsom and Harrison, to
Sherman
Cliff Avenue, from Point Lo-
bos Av nr Thirty-ninth Av,
W to the ocean
Clinton (now Harriet), from S
8 Bryant bet Sixth and Sev-
enth, S E to Brannan
Clinton, nr intersection of Old

San Jose Road and Castro
Clinton Park, from W s Va-
lencia bet Ridley and Four-
teenth, W to Dolores
Clipper, from W s Dolores bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-
sixth, W to Fowler Av
Cross S's. N. s.

Dolores 2 1

Church 100 101

Sanchez 200 201

Margary

Noe 300 301

Castro 400 401

Diamond 500 501

Douglass 600 601

Clive, E of San Bruno Av nr

County Line
Clover, from Eighteenth W

of Clara Av
Clyde (late Liberty), from N
s Townsend bet Third and
Fourth

Codman Place, from S s

Washington bet Powell and
Mason

Cohen Place, from S s Ellis
bet Leavenworth and Hyde

Cole, from Fulton bet Clayton
and Shrader, S to Clarendon
Av

College (University Home-
stead), from S 8 Silver Av
W of Dartmouth

College Place, from N s Hayes
bet Larkin and Polk

Collingwood (late Sherman),
from S s Seventeenth bet
Castro and Diamond, S to
Twenty-second

Collins, from Point Lobos Av
bet Wood and Blake

Colorado, from the bay S to
India Basin

Colton, from Brady bet Mar-
ket and West Mission

Columbia (now Florida) , from
Channel bet Bryant and Ala-
bama, S to Army

Columbia (now Cumberland) ,
from W 8 Guerrero bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth, W to
Noe

Columbia Place (now Fargo

Place), from W s Boardman
bet Bryant and Brannan

Columbia Place (Bema) Heiglils,
now Alabama), from Precita
Av S to Esmeralda Av

Columbia Square, from S s
Folsom bet Sixth and Sev-
enth, S E to Harrison

Columbia Square (Park), bet

Folsom, Harrison, Columbia

Square and Sherman
Colusa (now Army), from the

bay bet Twenty-sixth and

Marin. W to Utah
Commerce, from W s Front

bet Green and Union, W to

Battery

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Commercial, from the bay
bet Sacramento and Clay, W
to Dupont

Cross Sts. N. S.

EastXorth 2 1

Drumm 100 101

Davis 200 201

Front 300 301

Batterv 400 401

Sansome 500 501

Leidesdorff

Montgomery 600 601

Kearny 700 701

Dupont (e) (e)

Commonwealth Avenue (late

Chase), from N s Point Lobos
Av bet Parker and Jordan

AV8

Concord Avenue (West End

Tract), from E s Mission

Pvoad nr County Line
Congdon (College Homestead), from

Canal to Silver Av
Congo (Sunny Side), from

Mangels Av S to Circular Av
Congress (Flint Tract), from

Buena Vista Av S W to Ash-

burv
ConMihg (South S. F.) , from

Silver Av nr Augusta
Connecticut, from Sixteenth

bet Missouri and Arkansas,

S to Tulare
Converse, from S s Bryant

bet Eighth and Xinth, S E to

Brannan
Cook, from Point Lobos Av

bet Blake and Boyce
Cooper's Alley, from N s Jack-
son bet Kearny and Dupont
Cora, "W of San Bruno Av nr

County Line
Corbett Avenue, from Seven-
teenth and Clara Av S W to

Ocean Av
Corea (South S. F.) , see Ninth

Av South
Cortez (Bernal Heights, now

Rutledge Av), from Fran-

conia Av S W
Cortland Avenue (Bemal

Heights), from Mission nr

Thirtieth, E to San Bruno Av
COSO Avenue (Beraal Heights),

from Precita Av nr Mission,

S E to North Av
Costa Rica (South S. F.), see

Thirty-sixth Av South
Cotta (Spring Valley Home-
stead), W of Mission P.oad nr

Sliver Av
Cottage Place, from E s Jones

bet Geary and Post
Cottage Row, from N s Sutter

bet Webster and Fillmore, N

to Bush
Cotter (Academy Tract), from

N W 8 Mission Road bet

Theresa and Francis
County or Mission Road, from

termination of Mission S W
to County Line

Cram Place, from N s Golden
Gate Av bet Buchanan and
Webster

Crane, from Paul Av S to
Salinas Av

Craut (College Homestead),
from Canal S to Silver Av

Creek Lane (now Erie) , from
N E Folsom bet Thirteenth
and Fourteenth

Crescent Avenue, from Mis-
sion S of West Av, E to San
Bruno Av

Croce (Academy Tract) , from
N W s Mission Road bet
Francis and Harrington

Crocker, from N s West Mis-
sion bet Brady and Hermann

Crocker (now Clipper), from
Lincoln Av W to Fowler Av

Crocker Avenue (now Clip-
per), from W s Douglass bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-
sixth. W to High

Cronogue Alley, from S s
Twenty-first bet Guerrero
and Fair Oaks

Crook, from N s Townsend
bet Third and Fourth

Cross, from Mission Road nr
County Line

Croton, nr intersection of Old
San Jose Road and Castro

Crystal (late Milton) ,W of Old
San Jose Road nr County Line

Cum Cook Alley, from W s Du-
pont bet .Jackson and Pacific

Cumberland (late Columbia),
from W s Guerrero bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth, W to
Noe

Cumberland Place, from W s
Valencia bet Nineteenth and
Twentieth

Curtis, from New Morse bet
Pope and Reed

Cushman, from N s California
bet Mason and Taylor, N to
Sacramento

Custom House Place, from N
8 Washington bet Battery
and Sansome

Cuvier (Spring Valley Home-
stead), from W s Mission
Road nr Silver Av

Cypress Alley, from S s Twen-
ty-fourth bet Howard and
Mission, S to Twenty-sixth

D (now Fulton) , from First Av
N of Golden Gate Park, W to
the ocean.

D South, from Water Front
S W to County Line

Dacotah (South S. F.), from
the bay S to India Basin

Dale Place, from S s Golden
Gate Av bet Leavenworth
and Hyde

Dame(Fairmount Tract) ,f rom
Thirtieth nr Church, S to
Randall

Danton(Spring Valley Home-
stead), W of Mission Road nr
Silver Av

Danvers, from Corbett Av
S E to Casein Av

Dartmouth (UniversitjHomestead),
from S 8 Silver Av W of
Bowdoln

Davis, from N s Market bet
Drumm and Front, N to the
bay

Gross Sts. E. W.

Market and Pine 2 1

California 100 101

Sacramento 200 201

Commercial

Clay 300 301

Washington 400 401

Oregon

Jackson 500 501

Pacific ;!;.'.'!;;;."!.'.'!.' eoo eoi

Chambers

Broadway 700 701

Vallejo 800 801

Dawson Place, from E s Mason

bet Sacramento and Clay
Day, from W s San Jose Av
bet Twenty-ninth and Thir-
tieth, W to Fowler Av. (The
buildings on several blocks
are incorrectly numbered.)
Cross Sts. N. S.

San Jose Avenue 2 1

Dolores (200) 100 101

Church (300)200 201

Sanchez (400) 300 301

Noe 400 401

Castro 500 501

Diamond 600 601

Douglass 700 701

Hoffman Avenue 800 801

Bellevue 900 901

De Boom, from W s First bet
Bryant and Brannan, S W to
Second

De Haro, from Eighth bet
Carolina and Rhode Island,
S to Islais Creek

De Kalb (Bernal Heights , now
Peralta Av.), from S s Cort-
land Av bet Heath and Brad-
ford

De Long (late Schiller) , W of
Old San Jose Road nr County
Line

De Long Avenue (late Lucy) ,
from S s Waller bet Masonic
Av and Ashburv

De Montfort Avenue (Lake
View), from Miramar Av W
to Arlington Av

De Wolf (West End Tract),
from Sherman Av nr Old San
Jose Road, S W to Sickles Av

Dearborn (late Mission Av),
from Ss Seventeenth bet Va-
lencia and Guerrero

Decatur, from S s Bryant bet
Seventh and Eighth, SE to
Brannan

Decatur (Bernal Heights),
see Roscoe

Decker Alley, from W s Sev-
enth bet Folsom and Harrl-

Dehon, from S s Sixteenth

bet Church and Sanchez, S
to Seventeenth

Delaware, from the bay bet
Massachusetts and Maryland,
S to First Av South

Delaware (University Home-
stead), see Saratoga

Delaware Avenue (West End

Tract), E of Old San Jose
Road nr San Miguel

Delaware Avenue (City Land

Ass'n Tract), see Worcester

Av

Delaware Court, from N s

Sutter bet Powell and Mason

Delgado, from E s Hyde bet

Green and Union
Delta Place, from E s Mason

bet Sutter and Bush
Denmark (South S. F.), see

Second Av South
Derby (late Oak), from E s

Mason bet Geary and Post
Derby Place (late Oak), from
E s Taylor bet Geary and
Post
Desmond, W of San Bruno

Av nr County Line
Detroit (Sunny Side), from
Melrose Av S to Circular Av
Devlsadero, from N s Thir-
teenth bet Scott and Brod-
erick, N to the bay
Cross Sis. E. W.

Ridley 2 1

Lloyd

Waller 100 101

Halght 200 201

Page 300 801

Oak 400 401

Fell 500 501

Hayes 600 601

Grove 700 701

Fulton 800 801

McAllister 900 901

Golden Gate Avenue.lOOO 1001

Turk 1100 1101

Eddy 1200 1201

Ellis 1300 1301

O'Farrell 1400 1401

Geary 1500 1501

Garden Avenue

Post 1600 1601

Sutter 1700 1701

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101

Devlsadero— Cont'd.

Bush 1800 1801

Pine 1900 1901

California 2000 2001

o Sacramento 2100 2101

Clay 2200 2201

Washington 2300 2301

Jackson 2400 2401

Pacific Avenue 2500 2501

Broadway .... ; 2600 2601

Vallejo 2700 2701

Oreen 2800 2801

Union 2900 2901

Filbert 3000 3001

Greenwich 3100 .3101

Lombard 3200 3201

Chestnut 3300 3301

Francisco 3400 3401

Bay 3500 3501

Xorth Point 3600 3601

Beach 3700 3701

Jeflferson 3800 3801

Tonquln 3900 3901

Lewis (e) (e)

Dewey, from S s King bet
Third and Fourth, S E to
Berry
Diamond, from S s Seven-
teenth bet Castro and Doug-
lass, S to Old San Jose Koad
Diamond (Visitacion Val-
ley), see Medford
Diana (Silver Terrace), from
>• ' Thurnton Av to Williams Av
Dickinson, from E s San Bruno

Av nr Union Av
Digby (Fairmount Tract, late
Carlos), from Beacon to El
Monte

Dikeman Place, from w s

Mason bet Ellis and O'Farrell

Division (late New Channel),

from Channel nr Tenth, W

and S AV to Eighteenth

Dock (South S. F.), from

Water Front S W to County

Line

Dodge, from S s Turk bet

Hyde and Larkin
Dolores, from junction of Mar-
ket and Thirteenth bet Guer-
rero and Church, to S of Thir-
tieth
Cross Ms. W. E.

Market and Ridley... 2 1

Clinton Park

Baltimore Park

Fourteenth 100 101

Fifteenth 200 201

Wells Avenue

Sixteenth 300 301

Church Lane

Seventeenth 400 401

Railway Avenue

Borland

Eighteenth (o) 501

Nineteenth (o) 601

Cumberland

Twentieth 700 701

Liberty

Twenty-first 800 801

Twenty-second 900 901

Twenty-third 1000 1001

Twenty-fourth 1100 1101

Jersey

Twenty-fifth 1200 1201

Clipper

Twenty-sixth 1300 1301

Army

Twenty-seventh 1400 1401

Duncan

Twenty-eighth 1500 1501

Valley

Twenty-ninth 1600 1601

Day

Thirtieth 1700 1701

Dominica (South S. F.), see

Twelfth Av South
Donah, W of San Bruno Av

nr County Line
Dora (now Langton), from S
s Folsom bet Seventh and
Eighth

Dore, from S s Harrison bet
Xinth and Tenth, S E to
Brannan
Dore Alley, from Jackson bet

Powell and Mason
Dorland, from W s Guer-
rero bet Seventeenth and
Eighteenth, W to Sanchez,
Douglass, from S s Seven-
teenth W of Eureka, to S
of Thirtieth
Douglass Avenue, from junc-
tion Thirty-tirst and Dia-
mond S W to Thirty-second
Dover, from N s Brannan bet

First and Second
Dow Place, from Hawthorne

bet Folsom and Harrison
Downey (now Langton), from
S s Bryant bet Seventh and
Eighth
Drumm, from N s Market
bet East North and Davis N
to the bay
Ci-oss Sts. B. W.

Market and Calif 'a... 2 1

Sacramento 100 101

Commercial

Clay 200 201

Merchant

Washington 300 301

Oregon

Jackson 400 401

Clark

Pacific 500 501

Drury Lane, from W s Sev-
enth bet Folsom and Har-
rison
Dublin (Excelsior Home-
stead), from Persia Av nr
Prague
Dumcombe Alley, from N s
Jacksop bet Dupont and
Stockton
Dunbar Alley, from Merchant
bet Montgomery and Kearny,
N to Washington
Duncan, from W s San Jose
Av bet Twenty-seventh and
Twenty-eighth. W to Fowler
Av. (The buildings on this
street are incorrectly num-
bered; the numbers In the
two right-hand columns are
correct.)
Cross Sis. N. S.

San Jose Avenue 2 1

Guerrero (200) 100 101

Dolores (300) 200 201

Church (400) 300 301

Sanchez (.500) 400 401

Noe 500 501

Castro 600 601

Diamond 700 701

Douglass 800 801

Hoflfman Avenue .... 900 901

Bellevue 1000 1001

Duncan Court, from N s
Broadway bet Dupont and
Stockton
Dunkirk (Bernal Heights,
now Nevada Avenue), from
EsmeraldaAv S to Powhattan
Dunne Alley, from E s Kearny

bet Broadway and Vallejo
Dupont, from N s Bush bet
Kearny and Stockton, N to
the bay. (The numbers com-
mence at 400, a continuation
of the numbers on Grant Av.)
Cross Sis. E. w.

Bush 400 401

Pine 500 501

Virginia Court

California 600 601

Sacramento 700 701

Commercial

Clay 800 801

Washington.... 900 901

Jackson 1000 1001

Pacific 1100 1101

Adler

Broadway 1200 1201

Montgomery Avenue.

Hinckley

Vallejo 1300 1301

Green 1400 1401

Union 1500 1501

Noble's Alley

Filbert 1600 1601

Gerke Alley

Pardee Alley

Greenwich 1700 1701

Edith

Lombard 1800 1801

Whiting

Chestnut 1900 1901

PfelflEer

Francisco 2000 2001

Bay 2100 2101

NorthPoint 2200 2201

Beach (e) (e)

Dupont Alley (see Adler)
DwigM (University Home-
stead), from W s San Bruno
Av S of Woolsey
E Soutli, from India S W to

County Line
Eagle, from junction Doug-
lass and Nineteenth W to
Falcon Av
East North, from Market N,
parallel with the sea wall
(The old numbers on this
street are, at Market .30i, Clay
401, Washington 501, etc.)
Cross Sts. E. W.

Market and Sac'mto. (o) 1

Commercial (o) 101

Clay (o) 201

Merchant (o) 301

Washington, (o) 401

Jackson (o) 501

Pacific (o) 601

East South, from Market S,

parallel with the sea wall
Cross Sts. E. W.

Market (o) 2

Mission (o) 100

Howard (o) 200

Folsom (o) 300

East Avenue, from Holly
Park Av E to Andover Av

East Lake Avenue (West

End Tract), W of Mission

Road nr County Line
East Park, from Holly Park

Av E to Andover Av
Eaton Alley, from S s Green

bet Powell and Mason

Ecker, from S s Market bet

First and Second

Ecuador (South S. F.), see

Forty-fourth Av South
Eddy, from junction Market

and Powell bet Turk and

Ellis, W to Calvary Cemetery

Cross Sts. N. S.

Market and Powell . . 2 1

Glasgow

Eddy Place

Mason 100 101

Taylor 200 201

Jones 300 301

Wagner Alley

Leavenworth 400 401

Hyde 500 501

Larkin 600 601

Polk 700 701

Van Ness Avenue 800 801

Franklin 900 901

Gough 1000 (o)

Octavia 1100 (o)

Laguna 1200 1201

Buchanan. 1300 1301

Webster 1400 1401

Fillmore 1.500 1501

Stelner 1600 1601

Bourbon Place

Pierce 1700 1701

Farren Avenue

Scott 1800 1801

Devlsadero 1900 1901

Broderick 2000 2001

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Eddy Place, from S s Eddy
bet Powell and Mason

Edgax Avenue (Lake View),

trom Bruce Av nr Harold Av

Edgar Place, from w s Du-

pont bet Grepnwich and Lom-
board
Edlnburgli (Excelsior Home-
stead;, from Silver Av S "W
to Amazon
Edith (late Church Place),
from W s Duponl bet Green-
wich and Lombard
Edna (Sunny Side), from Mel-
rose Av S
Edson, from Kentucky bet

Butte and Napa
Eighteenth, from the bay bet
Mariposa and Nineteenth, W
(The Inside column shows
the new numbers from Harri-
son W, in acordance with the
extension of the street to the
bay.)
Cross ^is. N. S.

Harrison (3100) 2 1

Treat Avenue

Folsom (3200) 100 101

Shotwell

Howard (3300) 200 201

Capp

Mission (3400) 300 301

San Carlos Avenue .

Stevenson

Valencia (3500) 400 401

Lapldge

Guerrero (3600) 500 501

Fair Oaks Court

Dolores (3700) 600 (o)

Church (3800) 700 701

Sanchez (3900) 800 801

Noe (4000) 900 901

Hartford

Castro (4100) 1000 1001

Collingwood

Diamond (4200) 1100 1101

Eureka

Douglass (4300) 1200 1201

Clara Avenue

Eighteenth Avenue, from

Presidio Reservation S to X

Eighteenth Avenue South,

from Islais Creek S E to
Water Front

Eighth, from S s Market bet
Seventh and Ninth. S E to
Sixteenth

Cross Sis. w. K.

Market 2 1

Stevenson

Manning Place

Mission 100 101

Minna

Natoma

Howard 200 201

Sunshine Court

Tehama

Clementina

Folsom 300 301

Ringold

Heron

Harrison 400 401

Bryant 500 501

Brannan 600 601

Townsend 700 701

Eighth Avenue, from Presidio
Reservation S to O

Eighth Avenue South, from

Schneider S E to Water

Front
El Dorado (now Fifteenth),

from the bay bet Alameda

and Sixteenth, W to Harrison
El|Monte (Fairmount Tract,

late William), from Beacon

to Castro
Eldridge, from Chesley bet

Harrison and Bryant

Eleventh, from S s Market bet
Tenth and Twelfth, S E to
Bryant

Cross Sts W. E.

Market 2 1

Mission 100 101

Minna

Natoma

Howard 200 201

Klssling,

Bowie Avenue

Henrietta Square

Folsom 300 301

Harrison 400 401

Bryant (e) (e>

Eleventh Avenue, from Pre-
sidio Reservation S to S

Eleventh Avenue South,

from Baker Av S E to
Water Front

Elgin Park Avenue, from

Hermann bet Valencia and
Market, S to Thirteenth
Eliza Place, from N s Wash-
ington bet Taylor and Jones
Eliza Place (now Marion
Place), from N s Union bet
Taylor and .Jones
Elizabeth, from W s San
Jose Av bet Twenty-third
and Twenty-fourth, W to
Bellevue
Cross Sis. N. S.

San Jose Avenue 2 1

Guerrero (c) (c)

Dolores (c) (c)

Church, 300 301

Sanchez 400 401

Noe 500 501

Castro 600 601

Diamond 700 701

Douglass 800 801

Hoffman Avenue 900 901

Bellevue (e) (e)

Elizabeth Place, from S s

Folsom bet Third and Fourth

Elk (South S. F.), E of San

Bruno Av nr Islais Creek
Elk (Visitacion Valley) see

Aberdeen
Ellen (now Hoffman A v), from
S s Twenty-second bet Doug-
lass and Bellevue
Ellert, from North Av nr
Holly Park Av, E to Andover
Av
Ellery (late Ecker), from S s
Bryant bet First and Second
Ellick Alley, from N s Pacific

bet Dupont and Stockton
Elliot Lane, from O'Farrell

nr Steiner, N to Elliot Park
Elliot Park, from W s
Steiner bet O'Farrell and
Geary
Ellis, from junction Market
and Stockton bet Eddy and
O'Farrell, W to Calvary Cem-
etery
Cross Sts. N. S.

Market and Stockton 2 1

Powell .-. 100 101

Glasgow

Mason 200 201

Taylor 300 301

Jones 400 401

Leavenworth 500 501

Cohen Place

Hyde 600 601

Larkin 700 701

Polk 800 801

Van Ness Avenue 900 901

Franklin 1000 1001

Gough 1100 1101

Octavia 1200 1201

Laguna 1.300 1301

Buchanan 1400 1401

Hollis

Webster 1500 1501

Folger Place

Fillmore 1600 1601

Steiner 1700 1701

Bourbon Place

Pierce 1800 1801

Farren Avenue

Scott 1900 1901

Beideman

Devisadero 2000 2001

Broderick 2100 2101

St. Joseph's Avenue, (e) (e)
Ellsworth (Bernal Heights),

from S s Esmeralda Av bet

Anderson and Gates
Elm (now Laussat Av),from

W s Buchanan bet Waller and

Haight, W to Webster
Elm Avenue, from W s Polk

bet Golden Gate Av and

Turk, W
Cross Sts. N. S.

Polk 2 1

Van Ness Avenue 100 101

Franklin 200 201

Gough (c) (c)

Elmira (South S. F.), from

Islais Creek S to Silver Av
Elsie (lateCherubusco), from

Coso Av nr Chapultepec, S

W to Holly Park Av
Elwood(late O'Farrell Alley) ,

from N s O'Farrell bet

Powell and Mason, N and W

to Mason
Emma, from E s Stockton bet

Bush and Pine
Emma (now Alpine), from S s

Ridley W of Castro
Emma (now Ledyard), from

Silver Av nr Scott Av
Emmet Place, from W s

Stockton bet California and

Enterprise, from E s Folsom

bet Sixteenth and Seven-
teenth
Epstein (now Masonic Av),

from Albany W and N W to

Java
Erie, from S s Mission bet

Thirteenth and Fourteenth,

S to Folsom
Erkson Court, from N s Post

bet Devisadero and Brod-
erick
Esmeralda Avenue (Bernal

Heights), from California Av

S E and E to Holladay Av
Esmond, from New Morse nr

Mission Road, S to Watt Av
Essex, from S s Folsom bet

First and Second, S E to

Harrison
Essex Place, from W s Essex

bet Folsom and Harrison
Estafania, E of San Bruno Av

nr Islais Creek
Eugenia Avenue(Bernal Heights),

from Mission nr Thirtieth,

S E and E to Prentiss
Eugenie, from N s Point Lobos

Av bet Josephine and Wood
Eureka, from S s Seventeenth

bet Diamond and Douglass,

S to Twenty-third
Eureka (Flint Tract), see

Osborne
Eureka Place, from E s Lar-
kin bet Bush and Pine
Evatt, E of San Bruno Av nr

County Line
Eve (Bernal Heights), from

San Bruno Av W to Holla-
day Av
Everett (now Natoma), from

W s Third bet Mission and

Howard, S W to Fourth
Evergreen (Flint Tract) , from

Park Road S W to Masonic Av
Everson (Fairmount Tract).

from Beacon nr Bemis
Ewer Place, from W s Mason

bet Sacramento and Clay

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Ewing Place (late Metcalf
Place), from W s Laguna bet
Post and Sutter

Exchange Place, from s s

Pine bet Sansome and Mont-
gomery

Exeter, from Paul Av S to
Salinas Av

F South, from India S W to
County Line

Fair Avenue, from Mission nr
Twenty-ninth, S E to Cali-
fornia Av

Fair Oaks, from S s Twenty-
first bet Guerrero and Do-
lores, S to Twenty-sixth

Cross Sts. W. E.

Twenty-flrst 2 1

Twenty-second 100 101

Twenty-third 200 201

Twenty-fourth 300 301

Twenty-fifth 400 401

Clipper.

Twenty-sixth (e) (e)

Fair Oaks Court, see Oak-
wood

Fatrmount (Pairmount Tract),
from Old San Jose Road W
to Bemis

Faith (Bernal Heights), from
HoUaday Av N W to Brew-
ster

Falcon Avenue, from Eigh-
teenth nr Douglass, to Cor-
bett Av

Falcon Place, from E s Tay-
lor bet Broadway and Vallejo

Falkland (South S. F.), see
Sixteenth Av South

Falmouth (late Willow), from
S 8 Folsom bet Fifth and
Sixth, to Shipley

Farallones (Railroad Home-
stead), W of Old San Jose
Road nr County Line

Fargo Place (late Columbia
Place), from Boardman bet
Bryant and Brannan

Famsworth Lane, from Wil-

lard nr Sullivan W to Sunset
Av

Farragut Avenue (West End

Tract), from Old San Jose

Road nr County Line
Farren Avenue, from n s Eddy

bet Pierce and Scott, N" to

Ellis
Faxton Avenue (Lake View),

from Ocean Av S to Lake

View Av
Federal (late Frederick) , from

W 8 First bet Bryant and

Brannan, to Second
Fell, from junction Market

and Polk bet Oak and Hayes,

W to Stanyan
Ooss Sis. N. S.

Market and Polk 2 1

Van Ness Avenue 100 101

Franklin 200 201

Gough 300 301

Octavia 400 401

Laguna 500 501

Buchanan 600 601

Webster 700 701

Fillmore 800 801

Steiner 900 901

Pierce 1000 1001

Scott 1100 1101

Devlsadero 1200 1201

Broderick 1300 1301

Baker 1400 (o)

Lyon 1500 (o)

Lott.... 1600 (o)

Masonic Avenue 1700 (o)

Ashbury 1800 (o)

Clayton 1900 (o)

Cole 200Q (o)

Shrader 2100 (o)

Stanyan (e) (e)

Fella Place, from E s Powell

bet Bush and Pine
Felton (University Home-
stead), from San Bruno Av
bet Silliman and Burrows
Fern Avenue, from W s Lar-
kin bet Sutter and Bush, W
to Gough
Cross Sts. N. S.

Larkin 2 1

Polk 100 101

Van Ness Avenue 200 201

Franklin 300 801

Gough (e) (e)

Ferrie, see Blake
Fielding (late Newhall) , from
W 8 Stockton bet Lombard
and Chestnut
Fifteenth, from the bay N of
Sixteenth. W. (The inside
column shows the new num-
bers from Harrison W in
accordance with the exten-
sion of the street to the bay.)
Cross Sis. N. S.

Harrison (1300) 2 1

Treat Avenue

Folsom (1400) 100 101

Shotwell

Howard (1500) 200 201

Natoma

Capp

Minna

Mission (1600) 300 301

Lida Place

Julian Avenue

Caledonia Alley

Valencia (1700) 400 401

Albion Avenue

Guerrero (1800) 500 501

Aileen Avenue

Dolores (1900) 600 601

Landers

Church (2000) 700 701

Sharon

Sanchez".'.'.!!! !(2i66) 800 801

Noe (2200) 900 901

Castro (2300) 1000 1001

Fifteenth Avenue, from Pre-
sidio Reservation S to W

Fifteenth Avenue South, from

San Bruno Av S E to Water

Front
Fifth, from S s Market bet

Fourth and Sixth, S E to the

bay
Cross Sis. w. E.

Market 2 1

Stevenson

Mint Avenue

Jessie

Mission 100 101

Minna

Natoma

Howard 200 201

Tehama

Clementina

Folsom 300 301

Shipley

Clara

Harrison 400 401

Perry

Bryant 500 501

Brannan 600 601

Bluxome

Townsend 700 701

King

Berry 800 801

Channel

Fifth Avenue, from Presidio

Reservation S to K
Fifth Avenue (now Madison

Av), from Harrison bet Fifth

and Sixth
Fifth Avenue South, from

Islais S E to Water Front
Figaro (now Franconia Av),

from Peralta Av S E to Rut-
ledge Av

Filbert, from the bay bet
Union and Greenwich, W to
Presidio Reservation

Cross Sis. N. S.

Front 2 1

Battery 100 101

Sansome 200 201

Napier Alley

Norton Place

Montgomery 300 301

Kearny 400 401

Filbert Place

Varennes

Grand Place

Dupont 500 501

Medau Place

Jaspar Place

Krausgrill Place

Stockton 600 (o)

Powell . . . , 700 701

Montgomery Avenue

Scotland —

Mason 800 801

Taylor 900 901

Roach

Jones 1000 1001

Attrldge Alley - —

Leavenworth 1100 1101

Hyde 1200 1201

Larkin 1300 1301

Polk 1400 1401

Van Ness Avenue .... 1.500 1501

Franklin IHOO 1601

Gough 1700 1701

Octavia 1800 1801

Laguna 1900 1901

Buchanan 2000 2001

Webster 2100 2101

Fillmore 2200 2201

Steiner 2300 2301

Pierce 2400 2401

Scott 2500 2501

Devlsadero 2600 2601

Broderick 2700 2701

Baker 2800 2801

Lyon (e) (e)

Filbert Place, from N s

Union bet Kearny and Du-
pont. N to Filbert
Fillmore, from N s Thirteenth
bet Webster and Steiner, N
to the bay

Cross Sis. E. W.

Ridley 2 1

Hermann 100 101

Germania

Waller 200 201

Laussat Avenue

Haight 300 301

Rose Avenue

Page 40O 401

Lily Avenue

Oak 500 501

Fell 600 601

Hayes 700 701

Grove 800 801

Fulton 900 901

McAllister lOOO 1001

Golden Gate Avenue.UOO 1101

Turk 120O 1201

Eddy 1300 1301

Ellis 1400 1401

Olive Avenue

O'Farrell 1500 1501

Geary.. 1600 1601

Post ITOO 1701

Sutter 180O 1801

Bush 190O 1901

Wlldey

Pine 2000 2001

Fillmore Place

California 2100 2101

Sacramento 2200 2201

Clay 2300 2301

Washington 2400 2401

Jackson 250O 2501

Pacific Avenue 2600 2601

Broadway 2100 2701

Vallejo 2800 2801

Green 2900 2901

Union 3000 3001

Filbert 3100 3101

Pixley

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Fillmore— Cont'd.

Moulton

Lombard 3300 3301

Chestnut 3400 3401

Francisco 3500 3501

Bay 3600 3601

North Point. ... . . .'3700 3701

Beach ,3800 3801

Jefferson 3900 3901

Tonquln 4000 4001

Lewis (e) (e)

Fillmore Place, fromW s Fill-
more bet Pine and California

First, from S s Market bet
Fremont and Second, S E to
the bay

Cross Sts. W. E.

Market 2 1

Stevenson

Jessie

Licl£ Alley

Mission 100 101

Minna

Natoma

Howard 200 201

Tehama

Tehama Place

Clementina

Folsom 300 301

Guy Place

Boston Place

Laurel Place

Harrison 400 401

Simpson Place

Gabrlelle Place

Goodsell Place

Alger Place

Bryant .500 501

Federal

DeBoom

Brannan 600 601

Towusend (e) (e)

First Avenue, from Presidio
Reservation S to J

First Avenue (now Julian
Av), from S s Fourteenth
bet Mission and Valencia

First Avenue South, from

Islais S E to Water Front
Fisher Alley, from Powell bet

Pacific and Broadway
FUnt (Flint Tract), from Six-
teenth nr Castro, to Albany
Flint Alley, from Vallejo bet

Batterv and Sansome
Flood Avenue (Sunny Side),
from Circular Av W to Ham-
burg
Flora (Silver Terrace), from
Parnassus Av to Thornton Av
Floral Grove, see Brooks
Florence, from E s Mission

Ptoad nr County Line
Florence (City Land Associa-
tion Tract), see Head
Florence Place, from N s
Broadway bet Taylor and
Jones. N to Vallejo
Florida (late Columia) , f rom
Channel bet Bryant and
Alabama, S to Army
Cross iSts. w. E.

Channel 2 1

.\lameda 100 101

Fifteenth 200 201

Sixteenth 300 301

Seventeenth 400 401

Mariposa 500 501

Eighteenth 600 601

Nineteenth 700 701

Twentieth 800 801

Twenty-first 900 901

Twenty-second 1000 1001

Twenty-third 1100 1101

Twenty-fourth 1200 1201

Twenty-fifth 1300 1301

Twenty-sixth 1400 1401

Army (e) (e)

Flower, from Loomis W to

San Bruno Av
Foerster (Sunny Side), from
Melrose Av S

Folger Place, from s s Ellis

bet Webster and Fillmore
Folsom, from the bay bet

Howard and Harrison, S W

and S to Crescent Av
Cross Sts. w. E.

East South 2 1

Steuart

Spear 100 101

Main 200 201

Beale 300 301

Zoe Place

Fremont 400 401

Baldwin Court

Grant Place

First 500 501

Rodney

Essex

Second 600 601

Hubbard

Hawthorne

Hampton Place

Third 700 701

Pitch

Elizabeth Place

Alice

Fourth 800 801

Miller Place

Fifth 900 901

Falmouth

Sixth 1000 1001

Caroline

Harriet

Columbia Square

Russ

Sherman

Moss

Seventh 1100 1101

Langton

Harrison Avenue

Rauseh

Otis Place

Eighth 1200 1201

Ninth 1300 1301

Tenth 1400 1401

Juniper

Eleventh 1.500 1501

Norfolk

Twelfth 1600 1601

Thirteenth. 1700 1701

Erie

Fourteenth 1800 1801

Fifteenth 1900 1901

Sixteenth 2000 2001

Enterprise

Seventeenth 2100 2101

Eighteenth 2200 2201

Nineteenth 2300 2301

Twentieth 2400 2401

Twenty-first 2500 2501

Twenty-second 2600 2601

Twenty-third 2700 2701

Twenty-fourth 2800 2801

Twenty-fifth 2900 2901

Twenty-sixth 3000 3001

Serpentine Avenue . .

Army 3100 3101

Precita Avenue 3200 3201

Stoneman

Ripley Place

Waltham

Esmeralda Avenue. . .
Folsom Avenue (late Otis

Place), from S s Folsom bet

Seventh and Eighth
Foote Avenue (West End

Tract), from S E s Old San

Jose Road nr County Line
Ford, from W s Sanchez bet

Seventeenth and Eighteenth,

W to Noe
Ford (City Land Association

Tract), see Byxbee
Fort Place, from S s Pacific

bet Hyde and Larkin

Fortieth Avenue, from Clem-
ent S to X
Fortieth Avenue South, from

San Bruno Av S E to County
Line
Forty-eighth Avenue, from

Clement S to X

Forty-eighth Avenue South,

from San Bruno Av S E to
County Line

Forty-fifth Avenue, from

Clement S to X

Forty-fifth Avenue South,

from San Bruno Av S E to
County Line
Forty-first Avenue, from

Clement S to X

Forty-first Avenue South,

from San Bruno Av S E to
County Line

Forty-fourth Avenue, from

Clements to X

Forty-fourth Avenue South,

from San Bruno Av S E to
County Line
Forty-ninth Avenue, from

A S to J

Forty-ninth Avenue South.

from San Bruno Av S E to
County Line

Forty-second Avenue, from

Clement S to X
Forty-second Avenue South,

from San Bruno Av S E to
County Line
Forty-seventh Avenue, from

Clement S to X

Forty-seventh Av'nue South.

from San Bruno Av S E to

County Line
Forty-sixth Avenue, from

Clement S to X
Forty-Sixth Avenue South.

from San Bruno Av S E to
County Line

Forty-third Avenue, from

Clement S to X
Forty-third Avenue South,
from San Bruno Av SE to
County Line
Fountain, from S s Twenty-
fourth bet Hoffman Av and
Bellevue
Fourteenth, from W s Har-
rison bet Thirteenth and
Fifteenth, W to Park Hill Av
Cross Sts. N. S.

Harrison 2 1

Treat Avenue

Folsom 100 101

Shotwell

Howard 200 201

Natoma

Minna

Mission 300 301

Julian Avenue

Valencia 400 401

Guerrero 500 501

Maple Court

Dolores 600 601

Landers

Market

Church 700 701

Belcher

Belcher Court

Sanchez 800 801

Walter

Noe 900 901

Castro 1000 1001

Alpine

South Broderick 1100 1101

Park Hill Avenue.... (e) (e)
Fourteenth Avenue, from

Presidio Reservation S to V

Fourteenth Avenue South,

. from Islais Creek S E to

Water Front

Fourth, from S s Market bet

Third and Fifth, S E to the

bay

Cross Sts. w. B.

Market 2 1

Pioneer Place

Stevenson - —

Jessie

Mission 100 101

Minna

Everett

Howard 200 201

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Pourth— Cont'd.

Tehama..

Clementina

Folsom 300 301

Louisa

Clara

Harrison 400 401

Perry

Sliver

Bryant 500 501

Welsh

Freelon

Brannan 600 601

Bluxome

Townsend 700 701

King

Berry 800 801

Channel

rourth Avenue, from Pre-
sidio Reservation S to K
Tourth Avenue South, from

Islals S E to California Dry

Dock
Fowler Avenue (Stanford

Heights), from Twenty-fifth

S to Thirty-first
Pox, from Baker Av S W to

Garibaldi
France Avenue (Excelsior

Homestead), from Mission

Koad S of Russia Av
Francis (Academy Tract),

from NW s Mission Road bet

Cotter and Croce
Francisco, from the bay bet

Chestnut and Bay, W to Pre-
sidio Reservation
Cross Sts. N. S.

Montgomery 2 1

Kearny

Dupont 100 101

Midway

Bellalr Place

Stockton 200 201

Warden

Powell 300 301

Mason 400 401

Taylor 500 501

Montgomery Avenue

Jones 600 601

Leavenworth 700 701

Hyde 800 801

Larkln 900 901

Polk 1000 1001

Van Ness Avenue.... 1100 1101

Franklin 1200 1201

«ough 1300 1301

Octavla 1400 1401

Laguna (c) (c)

Lobos Square

Webster 1700 1701

Fillmore 1800 1801

Stelner 1900 1901

Pierce 2000 2001

Scott 2100 2101

Devisadero 2200 2201

Broderlck 2300 2301

Baker 2400 2401

Lyon (e) (e)

Franconia Avenue (Bernal

Heights), from Peralta Av S

to Esmeralda Av

Frank Place, from W s

Mason bet Pine and Cali-
fornia
Frankfort Avenue, from N s
Thirteenth bet Mission and
Howard
Franklin, from N s Market
bet Van Ness Av and Gough,
N to Bay
Cross Sis. E. W.

Market and Page 2 1

Lily Avenue

Oak 100 101

Hickory Avenue

Fell 200 201

Linden Avenue

Hayes 300 301

Ivy Avenue

Grove 400 401

Fulton 500 501

Ash Avenue

McAllister 600 601

Locust Avenue

Golden Gate Avenue 700 701

Elm Avenue

Turk 800 801

Laurel Avenue

Eddy 900 901

Willow Avenue

Ellis 1000 1001

Olive Avenue

O'Farrell 1100 1101

Myrtle Avenue

Geary 1200 1201

Post 1300 1301

Sutter 1400 1401

Fern Avenue

Bush 1500 1501

Austin

Pine 1600 1601

California 1700 1701

Sacramento 1800 1801

Clay 1900 1901

Washington 2000 2001

Jackson 2100 2101

Pacific Avenue 2200 2201

Broadway 2300 2301

Vallejo 2400 2401

Green 2500 2501

Union 2600 2601

Filbert 2700 2701

Greenwich 2800 2801

Blackstone

Lombard 2900 2901

Chestnut 3000 3001

Francisco 3100 3101

Bay (e) (e)

Franklin Square, bet Six-
teenth. Santa Clara, Hamp-
shire and Bryant
Frederick (now Federal),
from W s First bet Bryant
and Brannan, to Second
Frederick, from Buena Vista
Av S of Waller, W to First Av
Freedom, E of San Bruno Av

nr Islais Creek
Freelon, from W s Zoe bet
Bryant and Brannan, S W to
W of Fourth
Freelon (South S. F.), see

Llewellyn
Fremont, from S s Market
bet Beale and First, S E to
the bay
Cross Sis. W. E.

Market 3 1

Mission 100 101

Natoma

Howard 200 201

Lincoln Place

Folsom 300 301

Harrison 400 401

Lawrence Place

Bryant 500 501

Brannan (e) (e)

Fremont Court, from S s

Clay bet Powell and Mason
French, from W s Mission nr

West Av
Fresno (South S. F.), from
the bay bet Plumas and In-
dia, W to First Av South
Friedman Place, from E s
Larkln bet Pacific and Broad-
way
Front, from N s Market bet
Davis and Battery, N to the
bay
Cross Sts. E. W.

Market 2 1

Pine 100 101

California 200 201

Richmond

Sacramento 300 801

Commercial

Clay 400 401

Merchant

Washington 500 501

Oregon

Jackson 600 601

Clark

Pacific 700 701

Chambers

Broadway 800 801

Vallejo 900 901

Green 1000 1001

Commerce

Union 1100 1101

Filbert 1200 1201

Front Avenue (South S. F.).
from India S E to Water
Front
Fulton, from W s Larkin bet
Grove and McAllister, W to
the ocean
Cross Sis. N. S.

Larkln 2 1

Polk 100 101

Van Ness Avenue ... 200 201

Franklin 300 301

Gough 400 401

Octavla 500 501

Laguna 600 601

Buchanan 700 701

Webster 800 801

Fillmore 900 901

Stelner 1000 (o)

Pierce 1100 (o)

Scott 1200 1201

Devisadero 1300 1301

Broderlck 1400 1401

Baker 1500 1501

Lyon 1600 1601

Lott 1700 1701

Masonic Avenue (o) 1801

Ashbury (o) 1901

Clayton (o) 2001

Cole (o) 2101

Parker Avenue 2200

Shrader 2201

Stanyan 2300 (o)

North Willard 2400 (o)

First Avenue 2500 (o)

Fulton, nr intersection of

Castro and Old San Jose Road

G South, from India S W to

County Line
Gabrielle Place, from E s
First bet Harrison and
Bryant
Gaines, from N s Green bet
Battery and Sansome, N to
Union
Gale, from S s Townsend bet

First and Second
Gambler (University Home-
stead), from Silver Av S to
Olmstead
Garden (now Harriet), from
S s Harrison bet Sixth and
Seventh, S E to Bryant
Garden Avenue, from W s
Devisadero bet Geary and
Post
Gardner, from N s Post bet

Kearny and Grant Av
Garfield (City Land Ass'n
Tract), W of Old San Jose
Road nr County Line

Garfield Avenue, from S s

Twenty-fourth bet Treat Av
and Folsom, S to Twenty-
sixth

Garfield Square, bet Twenty-
fifth. Twenty-sixth, Harrison
and Treat Av

Garibaldi, from Islais Creek
S E to Livingston

Gates (Bernal Heights), from
S s Esmeralda Av nr Ells-
worth

Gaven, from W s San Bruno
Av nr head Islais Creek

Gaven Place, from E s Mont-
gomery Av nr Filbert, N to
Greenwich

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Geary, from junction Market
and Kearny bet O'Farrell
and Post, W to Central Av

Cfross ats. N. S.

Market and Kearny.. 2 1

Brooks

Grant Avenue 100 101

Stockton (o) 201

Powell 300 301

Reagan Place

Mason 400 401

Martha Place

Metcalfe Place

Taylor 500 501

Geary Place

William

Jones 600 601

Geary Court

Leavenworth 700 701

Hyde SOO 801

Vasserot Place

Saratoga Court

Larkln 900 901

Polk 1000 1001

Van Ness Avenue 1100 1101

Franklin 1200 1201

Gough 1300 1301

Octavia 1400 1401

Laguna 1500 1501

Buchanan 1600 1601

Sunny Court —

Webster 1700 1701

Fillmore 1800 1801

Avery

Stelner (o) 1901

Pierce (o) 2001

Scott 2100 2101

Devlsadero 2200 2201

Broderlck 2300 2301

St. Joseph's Avenue.. (o)

Baker 2400 (o)

Lyon 2500 (o)

Central Avenue (e) (e)

Geary Court, from N s Geary
bet Jones and Leavenworth

Geary Place, from S s Geary
bet Taylor and Jones

Genesee (Sunny Side), from
Melrose Av S

Geneva, from S s Brannan bet
Sixth and Seventh

Geneva Avenue (West End
Tract), from Old San Jose
Road nr San Miguel

George, from Hooper bet Fifth
and Sixth, S E to Hubbell

Georgia, from the bay bet
Louisiana and Michigan, S to
First Av South

Gerke Alley, from E s Dupont

bet Filbert and Greenwich
Germania, from W s Webster

bet Hermann and Waller, W

to Steiner
Gertrude, W of Old San Jose

Road nr San Miguel
Gertrudis, E of San Bruno Av

nr Islais Creek
Glbb, from W s Montgomery

Av bet Washington and Jack-
Gibraltar (South S. F.), see

Twenty-eighth Av South
Gibson, from E s Larkin bet

Green and Union
Gila (South S. F.), see E

South
Gilbert, from S s Bryant bet

Sixth and Seventh, S E to

Townsend
Glrard (University Home-
stead), from Silver Av S to

Dwlght
Gladys, from Santa Marina

nr Mission, S W to West Av
Glasgow (late Anna) from N

s Eddy bet Powell and Mason,

N to Ellis
Glen Avenue (Stanford Heights),

from Bellevue N W to Twin

Peaks Av

Glen Park Avenue, from w s
Twelfth bet Mission and
Howard

Glendale, from Mission nr
West Av E to Holly Park Av

Glover, from W s Jones bet
Broadway and Vallejo, W to
Leavenworth

Godeus, from Mission nr
Thirtieth to California Av

Goethe, from Old San Jose
Road nr County Line

Goethe (Visitacion Valley),
see Bigelow

Goettingen (University Homestead),
from S s Silver Av S to
Woolsey

Gold, from W s Sansome bet
Jackson and Pacillc, W to
Montgomery

Gold Alley, from Corbett Av
to Lincoln Av

Golden Court, from S s Sac-
ramento bet Jones and Leav-
enworth

Golden Gate Avenue (late

Tyler), from junction Market

and Taylor bet McAllister

and Turk, W to Masonic Av

Cross His. N. 8.

Market and Taylor . . 2 1

Jones 100 101

Leavenworth 200 201

Dale Place

Hyde 300 301

Golden Place

Larkin 400 401

Polk 500 501

Van Xess Avenue 600 601

Franklin 700 701

Gough (0) 801

Octavia (o) 901

Laguna 1000 1001

Buchanan 1100 1101

Cram Place

Webster 1200 1201

Fillmore 1300 1301

Stelner i400 1401

Pierce 1500 1501

Scott 1600 1601

Seymour Avenue

Devlsadero 1700 1701

Broderlck 1800 1801

Baker 1900 1901

Lyon 2000 2001

Lott 2100 2101

Masonic Avenue (e) (e)

Golden Gate Park, bet Fulton

and H streets, from Stanyan

W to the ocean
Golden Place, from N s

Golden Gate Av bet Hyde

and Larkin

Golden State Avenue (Lake
View), from Ocean Av to
Lake View Av

Goldman Place, see Warren

Place

Good Children, from S s Lom-
bard bet Kearny and Dupont
Goodsell Place, from E s First

bet Harrison and Bryant
Gordon, from N s Harrison

bet Eighth and Ninth

Gough, from N s Market bet

Franklin and Octavia. N to

Bay

Cross Sis. E. W.

Market and Haight . . 2 1

Rose Avenue

Page 100 101

Lily Avenue

Oak 200 201

Hickory Avenue

Fell 300 301

Linden Avenue

Hayes 400 401

Ivy Avenue

Grove 500 501

Fulton 600 601

Ash Avenue

McAllister 700 701

Golden Gate Avenue. 800 (o)

Elm Avenue (o)

Turk 900 (o)

Eddy 1000 1001

Willow Avenue

Ellis 1100 1101

Olive Avenue

O'Farrell 1200 1201

Myrtle Avenue

Geary 1300 1301

Post 1400 1401

Sutter 1500 1501

Fern Avenue

Bush 1600 1601

Austin

Pine 1700 1701

California 1800 1801

Sacramento 1900 (o)

Clay 2000 (o>

Washington 2100 2101

Jackson 2200 2201

Pacific Avenue 2300 2301

Broadway 2400 2401

Vallejo 2500 2501

Green 2600 2601

Union 2700 2701

Filbert 2800 2801

Greenwich 2900 2901

Lombard 3000 3001

Chestnut 3100 3101

Francisco 3200 3201

Bay (e) (e)

Gould, from Paul Av S to

Salinas Av
Grace Terrace, from S s Cali-
fornia bet Dupont and Stock-
ton
Grady, from N s Green bet

Hyde and Larkin
GraftonAvenue (Lake View),
from Harold Av W to Arling-
ton Av
Graham Place, from N s
Green bet Dupont and Stock-
ton. N to Union
Grand Avenue (now Grand
street), from S s Mission bet
Ninth and Tenth, S E to.
Howard
Grand Place, from S s Fil-
bert bet Kearny and Dupont
Grant (University Home-
stead), from Wayland S to
Dwlght
Grant Alley, from S s Fif-
teenth bet Guerrero and Do-
lores, S to Sixteenth
Grant Avenue (late Dupont),
from N s Market bet Kearny
and Stockton, N to Bush
Cross Sts. E. W.

Market and O'Farrell. 2 1

Geary 100 101

Morton

Post 200 201

Ashburton Place

Stockton Place

Mills Place

Sutter .300 301

Berry Place

Harlan Place

Bush (e) (e)

Grant Place, from S s Folsom

bet Fremont and First
Grattan, from Stanyan S of

Sullivan
Green, from the bay bet Val-
lejo and Union, W to Presidio
Reservation
Cross Sis. N. S.

Front 2 1

Battery 100 101

Gaines

Sansome 200 201

Calhoun

Montgomery 300 301

Vincent

Kohler's Place

Green Place

Reed Place

Kearny 400 401

Sonora

Lafayette Place

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Green— Cont'd.

Dupont 500 501

Bannam Place

Union Place ■

Agnes Lane

Bower Place

Graham Place

Montgomery Avenue.

Stockton 600 601

Powell 700 701

August Alley

Mason 800 801

Taylor 900 901

Jones 1000 1001

Leavenworth 1100 1101

New Orleans.

Hamlin

Hyde 1200 1201

West End Alley

Larkln 1300 1301

Polk 1400 1401

Van Ness Avenue . . .1500 1501

Franklin 1600 1601

Gough 1700 1701

Octavla 1800 1801

Laguna 1900 1901

Buchanan 2000 2001

Webster 2100 2101

Fillmore 2200 2201

Steiner 2300 2301

Pierce 2400 2401

Scott 2500 2501

Devisadero 2600 2601

Broderick 2700 2701

Baker 2800 2801

Lyon (e) (e)

Green Place, from N s Green
bet Montgomery and Kearny

Green's Court, from N s How-
ard bet Steuart and Spear

Greenwich, from the bay bet
Filbert and Lombard, W to
Presidio Reservation

Cross Sis. N. S.

Front 2 1

Battery 100 101

Sansome 200 201

Prlngle Court

Montgomery 300 301

Kearny 400 401

Telegraph Place

Dupont 500 501

Kramer Place

Bellevue Avenue

Stockton 600 601

Powell 700 701

Gaven — —

Chamber' s Place

Montgomery Avenue.

Scotland

Mason 800 801

Hartman

Jansen

Taylor 900 901

Roach

Jones 1000 1000

Leavenworth 1100 1101

Randall Place

Hyde 1200 1201

Larkln 1300 1301

Polk 1400 1401

Van Ness Avenue.... 1500 1501

Franklin 1600 1601

Gough 1700 1701

Octavla 1800 1801

Laguna 1900 1901

Rola Court

Buchanan 2000 2001

Webster 2100 2101

Fillmore 2200 2201

Steiner 2300 2301

Pierce 2400 2401

Scott 2500 2501

Devisadero 2600 2601

Broderick 2700 2701

Baker 2800 2801

Lyon (e) (e)

Greenwich Place, see Cham-
ber's Place

Grenada (South S. F.), see
Twenty-third Av South

Grimm's Place, from S s
Pacillc bet Hyde and Larkln

Grisar, from W s Octavia bet
Union and Filbert, W to
Laguna
Grove, from W s Larkin bet
Hayes and Fulton, W to
Stanyan
Cross Sl.1. N. S.

Larkin 2 1

Polk 100 101

Van Ness Avenue.... 200 201

Franklin 300 301

Gough 400 401

Octavia 500 501

Laguna 600 601

Buchanan 700 701

Webster 800 801

Fillmore 900 901

Steiner (c) (c)

Alamo Square

Scott 1200 1201

Devisadero 1300 1301

Broderick 1400 1401

Baker 1.500 1501

Lyon 1600 1601

Lott 1700 1701

Masonic Avenue 1800 1801

Ashbury 1900 1901

Clayton 2000 2001

Cole 2100 2101

Shrader 2200 2201

Stanyan (e) (e)

Guadaloupe (South S. F.),

see Thirtieth Av South
Guatemala (South S. F.), see

Forty-second Av South
Guerrero, from S s Market
bet Valencia and Dolores. S
to San Jose Av
Cross Sts. W. E.

Market 2 1

Thirteenth 100 101

Quinn

Clinton Park

Brosnan

Baltimore Park

Fourteenth 200 201

Fifteenth 300 301

Sixteenth 40O 401

Camp

Seventeenth 500 501

Borland

Eighteenth 600 601

Nineteenth 700 701

Cumberland

Twentieth 800 801

Liberty

Twenty-first 900 901

Hill

Twenty-second 1000 1001

Al varado

Twenty-third 1100 1101

Elizabeth

Twenty-fourth 1200 1201

Twenty-fifth 1300 1301

Twenty-sixth 1400 1401

.^Vrmy

Twenty-seventh 1500 1501

Duncan

Twenty-eighth 1600 1601

San Jose Avenue (e) (e)

Guiana (South S. F.), see

Thirty-second Av South
Gundlach, W of San Bruno

Av nr County Line
Gimnison Avenue (Bemal
Heights, now Harrison),
from S s Army bet Alabama
and Treat Av
Guttenburg (West End Homestead),
SE of Mission Road nr County
Line
Guy Place, from W s First

bet Folsom and Harrison
H, from First Av S of Golden

Gate Park W to the ocean
H South, from India S W to

County Line
Haggin, from S s King bet
Third and Fourth, S E to
Berry
Hahn, W of San Bruno Av nr
County Line

Haight, from junction Mar-
ket and Gough bet Waller
and Page, W to Stanyan
Cross ats. N. S.

Market and Gough... 2 1

Central Court

Octavia 100 101

Laguna 200 201

Buchanan 300 301

Webster 400 401

Fillmore 500 501

Steiner 600 601

Pierce 700 701

Scott 800 801

Devisadero 900 901

Broderick 1000 1001

Baker.... 1100 1101

Lyon 1200 1201

Lott 1300 1301

Masonic Avenue 1400 1401

Ashbury 1500 1.501

Clayton 1600 1601

Cole 1700 1701

Shrader 1800 1801

Stanyan (e) (e)

Hale, from W s San Bruno

Av nr head Islais Creek

Hall Alley, from S s Vallejo

bet Sansome and Montgomery

Hall Court, from W s Dupont

bet Washington and Jackson

Hall Place, from N s Jackson

bet Leavenworth and Hyde
Halleck, from W s Battery
bet California and Sacra-
mento, W to Leidesdorff
Hamburg (Sunny Side), from

Melrose Av S
Hamilton (University Home-
stead;, from S s Silver Av S
to Mansell
Hamilton, nr junction Castro

and old San Jose Road
Hamilton Square, bet steiner,

Scott, Geary and Post
Hamlin, from N s Green bet

Leavenworth and Hyde
Hamlin Place, from E s Lar-
kin bet Broadway and Vallejo

Hammond Place, from S s
Townsend bet Second and
Third. S E to Berry

Hampshire, from Channel bet

Potrero Av and York, S to
Army

Cross ats. W. E.

Channel 2 1

Alameda 100 101

Fifteenth 200 201

Sixteenth (o) 301

Seventeenth 400 401

Mariposa 500 501

Eighteenth 600 601

Nineteenth 700 701

Twentieth 800 801

Twenty-first 900 901

Twenty-second 1000 1001

Twenty-third 1100 1101

Twenty-fourth 1200 1201

Twenty-fifth 1300 1301

Twenty-sixth 1400 1401

Army (e) (e)

Hampshire (South S. F.) , see

Boutwell

Hampton Court, from N s
Harrison bet Second ' and
Third

Hampton Place, from S s

Folsom bet Second and Third
Hancock, from W s Church
bet Eighteenth and Nine-
teenth, W to Noe
Hanna, from Watt Av nr

County Line
Hanover (West End Home-
stead), S E of Mission Road
nr County Line

Hanover Place, from N s

Sacramento bet Powell and
Mason
Hardle Place, from E s
Kearny bet Sutter and Bush

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C±2 es

CO

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Hardy, from S s Sixteenth
bet Church and Sauchez, S
to Seventeenth

Harkness, from w s San

Bruno Av nr County Line

Harlan Place, fromW s Grant

Av bet Sutter and Bush
Harlem Alley, from N s

O'Farrell bet Leavenworth

and Hyde
Harold Avenue (Lake View),

from Ocean Av S
Harper (Fairmount Tract,

late Bartlett), from Thirtieth

nr Noe, S to Laidley
Harriet, from S s Howard

bet Sixth and Seventh, S E

to Brannan
Harrlngton(AcademyTract) .

from N W s Mission Road bet

Croce and Norton
Harrison, from the bay bet

Folsom and Bryant, S W and

S to Ripley Place. (Some of

the buildings in the vicinity

of Twenty-first are incorrect-
ly numbered.)
Cross Sts. N. s.

Steuart 3 1

Spear 100 101

Johnston Place

Main 200 201

Beale 300 301

Fremont 400 401

First 500 501

Rincon Place

Essex

Stanly Place

Charles Place

Second 600 601

Vassar Place

Hawthorne

. Hampton Court

Third 700 701

Ritch

Fourth 800 801

Fifth 900 901

Madison Avenue

Oak Grove Avenue ..

Morris Avenue

Sixth 1000 1001

Garden

Columbia Square

Sherman

Seventh 1100 1101

Langton

Chesley

Mariposa Terrace

Hay ward

Eighth 1200 1201

Gordon

Ninth 1300 1301

Dore

Tenth 1400 1401

.) unlper

Eleventh 1500 1501

Norfolk

Twelfth 1600

Thirteenth 1700

Channel ■

Fourteenth 1800

Alameda

Fifteenth 1900 1901

Sixteenth 2000 2001

Seventeenth 2100 2101

Mariposa

Eighteenth 2200 2201

Nineteenth 2300 2301

Twentieth ...(2300) 2400 240)
Twenty-first .(2400) 2500 2501

Twenty-second 2600 2601

Twenty-third 2700 2701

Twenty-fourth 2800 2801

Twenty-fifth 2900 2901

Twenty-sixth 3000 3001

Army 3100 3101

Harrison Avenue (late Bruce

Place), from S s Folsom bet

Seventh and Eighth
Harry (Fairmount Tract),

from Laidley to Beacon
Harry Place, from E s Laguna

bet Filbert and Greenwich

Hart, E of San Bruno Av nr

County Line
Hartford, from S s Eigh-
teenth bet Noe and Castro,
S to Twentieth
Hartman, from N s Green-
wich bet Mason and Taylor,
N to Montgomery Av
Harvard (University Home-
stead), from S s Silver Av S
to Oimstead
Harwood Alley, see Grand

Place
Hattie, from Seventeenth W

of Clara Av
Havelock (late Henry), from
Old San Jose Road nr Ocean
Av
Havens, from W s Leaven-
worth bet Union and Filbert
Hawthorne, from S s Folsom
bet Second and Third, S E to
Harrison
Hayes, from junction Market
and Larkin bet FeU and
Grove, W to Stanyan
Cross Sts. N. S.

Market and Larkin . . 2 1

College Place

Polk 100 101

Van Ness A venue 200 201

Franklin 300 301

Gough 400 401

Octavia 500 501

Laguna 600 601

Buchanan TOO 701

Webster 800 801

Fillmore 900 901

Steiner (o) lOOl

Pierce (o) 1101

Scott 1200 1201

Devlsadero 1300 1301

Broderick 1400 1401

Baker 1500 1501

Lyon 1600 1601

Lott 1700 1701

Masonic Avenue 1800 1801

Ashbury 1900 1901

Clayton 2000 2001

Cole 2100 2101

Shrader 2200 2201

Stanyan (e) (e)

Hayward, from S s Harrison

bet Seventh and Eighth
Hayward (now Alice), from
S s Folsom bet Third and
Fourth
Head (City Land Association
Tract), W of Old San Jose
Road nr County Line
Hearst, see Lake View Av
Hearst Avenue (Sunny Side,
late Moulton Av), from Cir-
cular Av W to Hamburg
Heath, from S s Cortland Av

bet Lee and Peralta Av
Hecter, from Barneveld Av

E to Islais Creek
Helen, from S s California bet

Leavenworth and Hyde
Helena (South S. F.), E of

San Bruno Av nr Silver Av
Henderson Avenue, from S s
Point Lobos Av bet Johnston
and First Avs
Henrietta (now Eugenia Av-
enue), from Prospect Av
E to North Av
Henrietta (West End Home-
stead), see Acton
Henrietta Square, from E s
Eleventh bet Howard and
Folsom
Henry, from W s Sanchez bet
Fourteenth and Fifteenth, W
to Castro
Henry (now Havelock), from
Old San Jose Road nr Ocean
Av
Henry (University Home-
stead), see Felton

Hermann, from West Mission
bet Brady and Ridley, W to
Steiner
Cross Sts. N. s.

"West Mission 2 1

Jessie

Stevenson

Valencia 100 101

Elgin Park Avenue..

Market

Laguna 200 201

Buchanan 300 301

Webster 400 401

Church

Fillmore 500 501

Steiner (e) (e)

Heron, from E s Eighth bet

Folsom and Harrison
Hewlett Alley, from S s
Pacific bet Powell and Mason
Heyman, from Prospect Av

S of Virginia Av
Hickory Avenue, from W s
Van Ness Av bet Oak and
Fell, W to Webster
Ooss Sis. N. S.

Van Ness Avenue 2 1

Franklin 100 101

Gough 200 201

Octavia 300 301

Laguna 400 401

Buchanan 500 501

Webster (e) (e)

High, from Twenty-fifth W of
Bellevue, S to Twenty-sixth
Highland Avenue (late Ply-
mouth Av), from Mission nr
West Av, E to Holly Park Av
Hill, from W s Valencia bet
TWenty-flrst and Twenty-
second, W to Castro. (Some
of the buildings on this street
are incorrectly numbered.)
Cross Sts. N. S.

Valencia 2 1

Guerrero (c) (c)

Dolores (c) (c)

Church (c) (c)

Sanchez 400 401

Noe 500 501

Castro (e) (e)

Hill (Railroad Homestead),

see Thrift
Himmelmann Place, from N
s Pacific bet Mason and Tay-
lor, N to Broadway
Hinckley, from Kearny bet
Broadway and Vallejo, W to
Dupont
Hobart Alley, from E s Tay-
lor bet Post and Sutter

Hodge's Alley, from N s
Valle.io bet Sansome and
Montgomery

Hoflf Avenue, from S s Six-
teenth bet Mission and Va-
lencia, S to Seventeenth

Hoffman, E of San Bruno Av
nr County Line

Hoffman Avenue (late Ellen),
from S s Twenty-second bet
Douglass and Bellevue, S to
Thirtieth

Holladay Avenue (Bernal

Heights, late California Av),
from termination of Utah S
to Cortland Av

Hollis, from N s Ellis bet
Buchanan and Webster, N to
O'Farrell

Hollo way Avenue (Lake View),
from Harold Av W to Arling-
ton Av

Holly, from Mission nr High-
land Av, SE to Crescent Av

Holly Park, E of Mission bet
Cortland and Crescent Avs

Holly Park Avenue (late
Park Av), surrounding Holly
Park

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109

Holyoke (University Home-
stead), from S s Silver Av S
to Woolsey

Homer (late Maria), from
Chesley bet Harrison and
Bryant

Homestead, from S s Twenty-
fourth bet Douglass and Hoff-
man Av

Honduras (South S. F.), see
First Av South

Hooker Alley, from E s Mason
bet BuBh and Pine

Hooper, from the bay bet
Channel and Irwin, S "W to
Eighth

Hope (Bernal Heights, now
Kutledge Av), from Holla-
day Av N W to Franconla
Av

Hopeton Terrace, from S s

Washington bet Stockton and
Powell
Hopkins, from Corbett Av

N W to Lincoln Av
Horace Alley, from Twenty-
fifth bet Folsom and Howard,
S to Twenty-sixth
Houston, from W s Mont-
gomery Av bet Chestnut and
Francisco, to Jones
Howard, from the bay bet
Mission and Folsom, S W and
S to Army
Cross Sts. N. S.

East South... 2 1

Steuart

Green's Court

Spear 100 101

Main 200 201

Beale SOD 301

Fremont 400 401

First 500 501

Maiden Alley

Second 600 601

New Montgomery . . .

Hubbard

Third 700 701

Fourth 800 801

Howard Court

Fifth 900 901

Mary

Sixth 1000 1001

Harriet

Kuss

Moss

Seventh 1100 1101

Langton

Rausch

Sumner

Eighth 1200 1201

Ninth 1300 1301

"Washington Avenue .

Caroline

Grand Avenue

Tenth 1400 1401

Eleventh 1500 1501

Lafayette

Twelfth 1600 1601

Tonnlngsen Place ...

Thirteenth 1700 1701

Erie

Fourteenth 1800 1801

Fifteenth 1900 1901

Adair

Sixteenth 2000 2001

Seventeenth 2100 2101

Eighteenth 2200 2201

Nineteenth 2300 2301

Twentieth 2400 2401

Twenty-first 2500 2501

Twenty-second 2600 2601

Twenty-third 2700 2701

Twenty-fourth 2S00 2801

Twenty-fifth 2900 2901

Twenty-sixth 3000 3001

Army (e) (e)

Howard Court, from N s
Howard bet Fourth and Fifth
Howth, W of Old San Jose
Road nr San Miguel Station
Hubbard (now Hawthorne),
from S s Howard bet Second
and Third, S to Folsom

Hubbell, from the bay nr

Irwin S W to Sixteenth
Hudson, from Channel nr

Fourth, S E to South
Hudson (South S. F.), see

Appleton
Hugo, from First Av bet H

and I, W to Seventh Av
Hulbert Alley, from N s Clara

bet Fourth and Fifth
Humboldt, from the bay bet
Sierra and Nevada, "W to
Nebraska
Humboldt (West End Home-
stead), see Lowell
Hunt, from E s Third bet

Mission and Howard
Hunter, W of San Bruno Av

nr head Islals Creek
Huron Avenue (West End
Tract), W of County Road nr
County Line
Hyde, from N s McAllister
bet Leavenworth and Lar-
kin, N to the bay
Cross Sis. E. W.

McAllister 2 1

Golden Gate Avenue. 100 101

Turk 200 201

Hvde Place

Eddy 300 301

Ellis 400 401

O'Farrell 500 501

Geary 600 601

Post 700 701

Sutter 800 801

Bush 900 901

Pine 1000 1001

California 1100 1101

Hyde Terrace

Sacramen to 1200 1201

Clay 1300 1301

Washington 1400 1401

Jackson 1500 1501

Pacific 1600 1601

Lynch •

Broadway 1700 1701

Vallejo 1800 1801

Green 1900 1901

Delgado

Russell - —

Union 2000 2001

Allen

Filbert 2100 2101

Greenwich 2200 2201

Lombard 2300 2301

Chestnut 2400 2401

Francisco 2500 2501

Bay 2600 2601

NorthPoint 2700 2701

Beach 2800 2801

Jefferson (e) (e)

Hyde Place, from W s Hyde

bet Turk and Eddy
Hyde Terrace, from E s Hyde
bet California and Sacra-
mento
I, from First Av S of H, W to

the ocean
I South, from India S W to

County Line
Idaho (Bernal Heights, now
Bradford), from Powhattan
S to Cortland Av
Idaho (South S. F.), from the

bay S to India Basin
Idalene, W of San Bruno Av

nr County Line
Illinois, from the bay bet
Michigan and Kentucky, S
to First Av South
India (South S. F.), N, S and

W 8 of India Basin
India Avenue (Excelsior
Homestead), from Silver Av
nr Lisbon
Indiana, from South bet
Minnesota and Iowa, S to
Tulare
Ion (University Homestead),
from Bacon S to Dwlght

Iowa, from Sixteenth bet In-
diana and Pennsylvania, S to
Tulare
Irwin, from the bay bet
Hooper and Hubbell, S W to
Eighth
Isabel (Bernal Heights) , from

Wolfe S E to Shakespeare
Isis, from S s Twelfth bet
Folsom and Harrison, to
Thirteenth
Islais (South S. F.), from the

bay along S s Islais Creek
Islais (now Springdale) from
Mission Road S of Bosworth
Italy Avenue (Excelsior
Homestead), from Mission
Road S of France Av
Ivy Avenue, from W s Polk
bet Hayes and Grove, W to
Webster
Cross Sts. N. S.

Polk 2 1

Van Ness Avenue (c) (c)

Franklin 200 201

Gough 300 301

Octavla 400 401

Laguna 500 501

Buchanan 600 601

Webster (e) (e)

Ivy Terrace, from W s Selina

Place nr California
J, from First Av S of I, W to

the ocean
J South, from Firs t Av South
S W to Forty-ninth Av South
Jackson, from the bay bet
Washington and Pacific, W
to First Av. (Many of the
buildings on this street bet
East and Larkin are incor-
rectly numbered. The num-
bers marked thus ( ) should
be changed to correspond
with the numbers in the. two
right-hand columns.)
Cross Sts. N. S.

East North 2 1

Drumm

Davis (200) 100 101

Front (300) 200 201

Battery (400)300 301

Custom House Place.-

Sansome (500) 400 401

Ballance

Jones Alley

Montgomery .... (600) 500 501
Montgomery Avenue

Kearny (700) 600 601

Cooper's Alley

Washington Alley . . .

Lozier

Dupont (800) 700 701

St. Louis Alley

Sullivan Alley

Stout's Alley

Buncombe Alley

Stockton (900) 800 801

Bedford Place

Trenton

Stone

Adele Alley

Powell (1000)900 901

Dore Alley

Mason (1100)1000 1001

Marcy Place

Auburn

Taylor (1200)1100 1101

Jones (1300)1200 1201

Leavenworth ..(1400)1300 1301

HallPlace - —

Wall Place

Hyde (1500)1400 1401

Larkin 1500 1501

Polk IHOO 1601

Van Ness Avenue . . .1700 1701

Franklin 1800 1801

Gough 1900 1901

Octavla 2000 2001

Laguna 2100 2101

Buchanan 2200 2201

Webster 2300 2301

Fillmore 2400 2401

Steiner 2500 (o)

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Pierce 2600 (o)

Scott 2700 2701

Devlsadero 2800 2801

Broderick 2900 2901

Baker 3000 8001

Lyon 3100 3101

Central Avenue 3200 3201

Walnut 3300 3301

Laurel 3400 3401

Locust 3500 3501

Spruce 3600 3601

Maple 3700 3701

Cherry 3800 3801

First Avenue (e) (e)

Jackson Park, bet Seven-
teenth, Mariposa, Arkansas
and Carolina

Jackson Place, from E s

Montgomery bet Vallejo and

Green
Jacoby Place, from N s Cali-
fornia bet Leavenworth and

Hyde
Jamaica (South S. F.), see

Twenty-sixth Av South
James (South S. F.), see C

South
Jane Place (now Pine Place),

from iV s Pine bet Mason and

Taylor
Jansen, from N s Greenwich

bet Mason and Taylor, N to

Lombard
Japan, from S s Brannan bet

First and Second, S E to

Townsend
Japan Avenue (Excelsior

Homestead), bet China and

India Av8
Japonica, W of Old San Jose

Road nr San Miguel
Jamac, W s Old San Jose

Pvoad N E of Paulding
Jasper Alley, from Jasper

Place bet Union and Filbert
Jasper Place, from N s Union

bet Dupont and Stockton, N

to Filbert
Java (South S. F.), see Twen-
ty-first Av South
Java (Flint Tract), from

Buena Vista Av S W to Ma-
sonic Av
Jefferson, from the bay N of

Beach, W to Presidio Reser-
vation
Jefferson (Bernal Heights),

from San Bruno Av W to

Andover Av

Jefferson Square, bet Gough,
Laguua, Golden Gate Av and
Eddy
Jerome Alley, from S s Pacific
bet Montgomery and Kearny
Jersey, from W s Dolores bet
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-
fifth, W to Douglass
Cross Sts. N. s.

Dolores 2 1

Church (200) 100 101

Sanchez (300) 200 201

Noe (400) 300 301

Castro (500) 400 401

Diamond (600) 500 501

Douglass (e) (e)

Jessie, from W s First bet
Market and Mission, S W
(The continuation of this
street from Sycamore Av to
Twenty-first is now known
as San Carlos Av)
Cross Sts. N. S.

First 2 1

Ecker

Anthony

Second 100 101

New Montgomery . . .

Annie

Third (c) (c)

Fourth 300 301

Fifth 400 401

Mint Avenue

Sixth 500 501

Seventh 600 601

Eighth (c) (c)

Ninth 800 801

Tenth (c) (c)

Eleventh (c) (c)

Hermann liOO 1101

Jolin, from W s Powell bet
Jackson and Pacific, W to
Mason
John (now Dover), from N s
Brannan bet First and Second
Johnston Avenue, from S s
Point Lobos Av bet Parker
and Henderson Avs
Johnston Place, from Har-
rison bet Spear and Main
Joice (now Prospect Place),

from N 8 Pine nr Stockton

Jones, from N s Market bet

Taylor and Leavenworth, N

to the bay

Cross Sis. E. w.

M'kt and McAllister. 2 1

Golden Gate Avenue. 100 101

Turk 200 201

McDermott Place

Eddy 800 301

Ellis 400 401

Antonio

Steveloe Place

O'Farrell 500 501

Geary 600 601

Maggie Alley

Cottage Place

Post 700 701

Lewis Place

Sutter 800 801

White's Place

Bush 900 901

Pine 1000 1001

California iioO 1101

Sacramento 1200 1201

Pleasant

Clay 1300 1.301

Washington 1400 14ol

Jackson 1500 1501

Pacific 1600 1601

Bernard

Broadway 1700 1701

Glover

Vallejo 1800 1801

Merrill

Green 1900 1901

Lincoln

Union 2000 2001

Filbert 2100 2101

Valparaiso

Greenwich 2200 2201

Lombard 2300 2301

Chestnut 2400 2401

Houston

Francisco 2500 2501

Montgomery Avenue.

Bay 2600 2601

NorthPoint 2700 2701

Beach 2800 2801

Jefferson (e) (e)

Jones Alley, from Washing-
ton bet Sansome and Mont-
gomery, N to Jackson
Joost Avenue (Sunny Side),
from Old San Jose Road W
to Hamburg
Jordan Avenue (late Merri-
tield), from N s Point Lobos
Av bet Commonwealth and
Michigan Avs
Josephine, from N s Point
Lobos Av bet Central Av and
Eugenia
Josiah Avenue, W of old San
Jose Road nr Ocean View
Station
Joy (Bernal Heights), from

Holladay Av to Brewster
Jules Avenue (Lake View),
from Ocean Av S to JLake
View Av
Julia, from S s Mission bet
Seventh and Eighth

Julia Court, from N s O'Far-
rell bet Grant Av and Stock-
ton

Julian Avenue (late First

Av), from S s Fourteenth

bet Mission and Valencia, S

to Sixteenth
Julius, from N s Lombard

bet Kearny and Dupont
Juniper, from S s Folsom bet

Tenth and Eleventh, S E to

Bryant
Junipero, from Masonic Av

bet St. Rose's Av and Turk,

W to Parker Av
Juno (Park Lane Tract), from

Serpentine Road E of Lower

Terrace
Juno (Silver Terrace, now

Diana), from Thornton Av

to Williams Av
Jupiter (Silver Terrace, late

Vulcan), from Thornton Av

S to Williams Av
Juri, from San Jose Av bet

Twenty-fifth and Twenty-
sixth
K, from Fourth Av S of J, W

to the ocean
K South, from First Av South

S W to Railroad Av
Kansas, from Channel bet

Rhode Island and Vermont,

S to Precita Creek
Kansas (South S. F.), see

Layton

Kappeler Court, from W s

Mason bet Geary and Post

Kaskaskia (South S. F.), see
D South

Kate, from S s Bryant bet
Seventh and Eighth

Kate (now Hermann), from
junction Market and Laguna
bet Ridley and Waller, W to
Stelner

Kate (now Bulah), from Cole
bet Waller and Frederick, W
to Stanyan

Kearny, from N s Market bet
Montgomery and Grant Av,
N to the bay

Cross Sts. E. w.

Market and Geary ... 2 1

Morton

Post 100 101

VerMehr

Sutter 200 201

Hardie Place

Bush 300 301

Pine 400 401

Summer

California 500 501

Sacramento 600 601

Commercial

Clay 700 (o)

Merchant

Washington 800 801

Jackson 900 901

Montgomery Avenue

Pacific 1000 1001

Rowland

Broadway 1100 1101

Dunne Alley

Hinckley

Vallejo 1200 1201

San Antonio

Green 1300 1301

Union 1400 1401

Filbert WOO 1501

Greenwich 1600 1601

Lombard 1700 1701

Chestnut 1800 1801

Francisco 1900 1901

Bay 2000 2001

NorthPoint 2100 2101

Beach (e) (e)

Kennebec (now Folsom),
from S 8 Cortland Av bet
Gates and Banks

Kent, from W s Mason bet
Union and Filbert

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STREET AND AVENUE GUIDE.

Ill

£ent, from W s Castro nr

Bemis

Kentucky, from the bay bet

Illinois and Tennessee, S to

First Av South

Kentucky Place, from Ken-

tucliy bet Shasta and Sierra

Keyes Alley, from Pacific bet

Powell and Mason
Kimball Place, from Sacra-
mento taet Leavenworth and
Hyde
King, from the bay bet Town-
send and Berry, S W to Eighth
Cross Sis. N. S.

Second 2 1

Hammond Place

Third 100 101

Ritch

Madden

Haggia

Tevis

Dewey

Fourth 200 201

Fifth 300 301

Sixth 400 401

Seventh 500 501

Channel

Eighth (e) (e)

King (now Boylston), from

Silver Av W of Merrill
Kingston, from W s Mission

bet Thirtieth and Brook
Kingston Avenue, see Burn-
side Av
Kissllng, fromW s Eleventh
bet Howard and Folsom, W
to Twelfth

Knight's Place (West End

Tract), from Mohawk Av W
of Mission Road
Knox (University Home-
stead), from S s Henry bet
Madison and Mansfield

Kohler's Place, from s s

Green bet Montgomery and

Kearny
Kosciusko (Bernal Heights,

now Anderson), from S s

Cortland Av E of Moultrie
Kossuth, E of San Bruno Av

nr Islais Creek
Kramer Place, from S s

Greenwich bet Dupont and

Stockton

Krausgrill Place, from N s

Filbert bet Dupont and
Stockton

L, from Seventh Av S of K
W to the ocean

L South, from First Av South
S W to Twenty-seventh Av
South

La Grande Avenue (Excel-
sior Homestead), from India
Av S

Lafayette, from S s Mission
bet Eleventh and Twelfth,
S E to Howard

Lafayette (West End Home-
stead, now Whittier), from
Mission Road nr County Line

Lafayette Park, bet Gough,
Laguna, Sacramento and
Washington

Lafayette Place, from N s

Green bet Kearny and Du-
pont, jST to Union
Laguna, from N s Market
bet Octavla and Buchanan,
N to the bay
Cross Sts. E. W.

Market and Hermann 2 1

Waller 100 101

Haight 200 201

Rose Avenue

Page 300 301

Lily Avenue . . .

Oak

. 400

Hickory Avenue...

Fell

. 500

Linden Avenue

Hayes

. 600

601

Ivy Avenue

Grove

. TOO

701

Birch Avenue

Fulton

. 800

SOI

Ash Avenue . .

; 900

McAllister

901

Locust Avenue

Golden Gate Avenue, (o)

1001

Turk

. (o)

1101

Eddy

.1200

vm

Willow Avenue

Ellis

.1300

1301

Olive Avenue

O'Farrell

.14(HI

1401

Myrtle Avenue

Geary

.1500

1501

Cedar Avenue

.1600

Ewing Place .

Walnut Avenue

Sutter

.1T(K)

1701

Bush

.1800

1801

.1900
.2000

California

200

Sacramento

. (0)

210

Clay

. (0)

2201

Washington

.2300

2301

.2400
,2.=i00

Pacific Avenue

2501

Broadway

.2600

2601

Vallejo

.2700

2701

Green

.2800

2801

Union

.2900

'«()!

Grlsar

Filbert . .

.3000

3001

Harry Place

Greenwich

81(H)

3101

Lombard . . .

.3200
.3300

3201

Chestnut

Co)

Francisco

■Mm

(0)

Bay

. (0)

3501

NorthPoint

. (0)

3601

Beach

(0)

3701

.Jefferson

. (0)

3H01

Tonquin

. (0)

8901

Lewis

. (e)

(e)

Lahaina (South S. F.), see
Nineteentb Av South

Laidley (Fainnount Tract),
from S s Thirtieth bet Noe
and Castro

Lake, from First Av N of
California W to City Ceme-
tery

Lake View Avenue (Lake

View), from Old San Jose

Road N W and W to Arling-
ton Av
Landers, from S s Fourteenth

bet Dolores and Church, S to

Fifteenth
Langton, from S s Howard

bet Seventh and Eighth, S E

to Brannan
Cross Sts. W. E.

Howard 2 1

Folsom 100 101

Harrison 200 201

Bryant 300 301

Brannan (e) (e)

Lapidge, from E s Eighteenth

bet Valencia and Guerrero S

to Nineteenth
Larkln, from N s Market bet

Hyde and Polk, N to the bay

Cross Sts. E. W.

Market and Hayes ... 2 1

Park Avenue

Grove 100 101

Birch Avenue

Fulton 200 201

Ash Avenue

McAllister 300 301

Locust Avenue

Golden Gate Avenue 400 401

Turk 500 501

Laurel Avenue

Eddy 600 601

Willow Avenue

Ellis 700 701

Larkin Avenue

Olive Avenue

O'Farrell 800 801

Myrtle Avenue •

Geary 900 901

Cedar Avenue

Post 1000 1001

Walnut Avenue

Sutter 1100 1101

Fern Avenue •

Bush 1200 1201

Eureka Place

Austin

Pine 1300 1301

California 1400 1401

Sacramento 1500 1501

Clay 1600 1601

Washington 1700 1701

Jackson 1800 1801

Pacific 1900 1901

Friedman Place — —

Broadway 2000 2001

Hamlin Place

Vallejo 2100 2101

Green 2200 2201

Gibson

Rockland

Union 2300 2301

Filbert 2400 2401

Greenwich 2500 2501

Lombard 2600 2601

Chestnut 2700 2701

Francisco 2800 2801

Bay 2900 2901

North Point 3000 3001

Beach 3100 3101

Jefferson 3200 3201

Tonquin (e) (e)

Larkin Avenue, from E s

Larkin bet Ellis and O'Far-
rell
Laskie, from N s Mission bet
Eighth and Ninth

Latham Place, from w s

Mason bet Ellis and O'Far-
rell
Latona (Silver Terrace), from
Parnassus Av S to Thornton
Av
Laura Place, from S s Pine
bet Sansome and Montgom-
ery
Laurel, from N s California
bet Walnut and Locust, N to
Presidio Reservation
Cross Sts. E. W.

California 2 1

Sacramento 100 101

Clay 200 201

Washington 300 301

Jackson 400 401

Pacific Avenue (e) (e)

Laurel Avenue, from W s
Larkin bet Turk and Eddy,
W to Webster
Cross Sts. N. S.

Larkin 2 1

Polk (c) (c)

Van Ness Avenue.... 200 201

Franklin 300 301

Gough (c) (c)

Jefferson Square

Laguna 600 601

Buchanan 700 701

Webster (e) (e)

Laurel Avenue (Bernal Heights) ,

see Andover Av
Laurel Place, from W s First
bet Folsom and Harrison,
S W to Essex

Laussat Avenue, from w s

Fillmore bet Waller and
Haight, W to Steiner

Lawrence Place, from E s

Fremont bet Harrison and
Bryant
Layton (South S. F.), from
Silver Av E of Conkling

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Leavenwortli, from N s

McAllister bet Jones aud
Hyde, X to the bay

Cross Sis. E. w.

McAllister 2 1

Golden Gate Avenue. 100 101

Burcham Place

Turk 200 201

Leonard Place

Eddy 300 301

Ellis 400 401

O'Farrell 500 501

Geary 600 BOl

Post 700 701

Sutter 800 801

Bush 900 901

Pine 1000 1001

Rice Place

California 1100 1101

Acorn Alley

Sacramento 1200 1201

Clay 1300 1301

Washington 1400 1401

Jackson 1500 1501

Pacific 1600 1601

Lynch

Bernard

Broadway 1700 1701

Glover

Vallejo 1800 1801

Merrill

Green 1900 1901

Lincoln

Union 2000 2001

Havens

Filbert 2100 2101

Greenwich 2200 2201

Lombard 2300 2301

Chestnut 2400 3401

Francisco ^500 2501

Bay 2600 2601

NorthPoint 2700 2701

Montgomery Avenue

Beach 2800 2801

Jefferson (e) (e)

Ledyard (late Emma), from

Silver Av nr Scott Av, S E

Lee (Bernal Heights), from S
s Cortland Av nr Heath

Lee Avenue (Lake View) , from
Ocean Av S to Lake View Av

Leidesdorff, from N s Pine
Ijet Sansome and Montgom-
ery, N to Clay

Cross Sis. E. W.

Pine 2 1

California 100 101

Halleck

Sacramento 200 201

Commercial

Clay (e) (e)

Lena Place, from Illinois bet
Shasta and Napa

Leonard Place, from W s
Leavenworth bet Turk and
Eddy

Leroy Place, from Sacra-
mento bet Jones and Leav-
enworth

Leasing, w of Old San Jose
Road nr County Line

Levant, from Masonic Av S to
San Miguel Rancho

Lewis, from W s Polk bet
Tonquln and the bay, W to
Presidio Reservation

Lewis (College Homestead),
see Trumbull

Lewis (Fairmount Tract),
see Addison

Lewis Place, from W s
Taylor bet Post and Sutter,
"W to Jones

Lexington Avenue (late
Stevenson), from Sycamore
Av bet Valencia and Mission,
S to Twenty-flrst

Liberty, from W s Valencia
bet Twentieth and Twenty-
first, W to Castro

Cross Sis. N. S.

Valencia 2 1

Guerrero 100 101

Dolores 200 201

Church 300 301

Sanchez 400 401

Noe 500 501

Castro (e) (e)

Liberty (now Clyde), from N
s Townsend bet Third and
Fourth
Lick, from W s Taylor bet

Union and Filbert
Lick AUey, from W s First
bet Jessie and Mission

Lick Place, from N s Post
bet Montgomery and Kearny,
N to Sutter
Llda Place, from S s Fif-
teenth bet Mission and Va-
lencia, S to Sixteenth
Liebig, from Old San Jose

Road nr County Line
Lilac AUey, from S s Twenty-
fourth l)et Howard and Mis-
sion, S to Twenty-sixth
Lillian, from Van Ness Av

bet Lombard and Chestnut
Lily Avenue, from W s Frank-
lin bet Page and Oak, W to
Fillmore
Cross iSts. N. S.

Franklin 2 1

Gough 100 101

Octavia 200 201

Laguna 300 301

Buchanan 400 401

Webster 500 501

Fillmore (e) (e)

Lily Terrace, from W s

Powell bet Bush and Pine
Lincoln, from W s Taylor bet
Green and LTnlon, W to Leav-
enworth
Lincoln (Bernal Heights), see
Blaine

Lincoln Avenue, from Eigh-
teenth W of Douglass, S to
Thirty-first
Lincoln Place, from E s Fre-
mont bet Howard and Folsom
Lincoln Place, from E s Hyde

bet Union and Filbert
Linden Avenue, from W s
Van Ness Av bet Fell and
Hayes, W to Webster
Cross Sis. N. S.

Van Ness Avenue 2 1

Franklin 100 101

Gough 200 201

Octavia 300 301

Laguna 400 401

Buchanan 500 501

Webster (e) (e)

Lippard Avenue, nr inter-
section of Old San Jose Road
and Castro
Lisbon (Excelsior Home-
stead), from Silver Av S W
to Amazon
Livingston, from Fox E of

Barlon
Lizzie, from Mission bet
Eugenia and Cortland Avs,
S E to Prospect Av
Llewellsoi, E of San Bruno Av

nr Islais Creek
Lloyd, from W s Scott bet
Ridley and Waller, W to
Devlsadero
Lobos (Railroad Homestead),
W of Old San Jose Road nr
County Line
Lobos Square, bet Laguna,
Webster, Chestnut and Bay
Locust, from N s California
bet Laurel and Spruce, N to
Presidio Reservation
Cross Sis. B. W.

California 2 1

Sacramento 100 101

Clay 200 201

Washington 300 301

Jackson 400 401

Pacific Avenue (e) (e)

Locust Avenue, from w s

Larkln bet McAllister and
Golden Gate Av. W
Cross .s/i. N. s.

Larkin 2 1

Polk 100 101

Van Ness Avenue . .. 200 201

Franklin 300 301

Gough (c) (c)

Octavia (c) (c>

Laguna 600 601

Loehr, W of San Bruno Av nr

County Line
Logan (University Home-
stead), from La Grande Av
W of Saratoga
Lombard, from the bay bet
Greenwich and Chestnut, W
to Presidio Reservation.
(The buildings on this street
between Kearny and Stock-
ton are incorrectly num-
bered).
Cross Sis. N. s.

Battery 2 1

Sansome 100 101

Montgomery 200 201

Winthrop - —

Kearny (200) 300 301

Good Children

Julius

Dupont (300) 400 401

Stockton 500 501

Lombard Place

Powell 600 601

Chambers Place

Mason 700 701

Newell Place

Montgomery Avenue

Jansen

Taylor 800 801

Jones 900 901

Leavenworth 1000 1001

Hyde 1100 1101

Larkin 1200 1201

Polk 1300 1301

Van Ness Avenue . . .1400 1401

Franklin 1500 1501

Gough 1600 1601

Octavia 1700 1701

Laguna 1800 1801

Buchanan 1900 1901

Webster 2000 2001

Fillmore 2100 2101

Stelner 2200 2201

Pierce 2300 2301

Scott 2400 2401

Devlsadero 2500 2501

Broderlck 2600 2601

Baker 2700 2701

Lyon (e) (e>

Lombard Place, from s &

Lombard bet Stockton and
Powell
London (Excelsior Home-
stead), from Japan Ay S W
to Amazon
Loomis, from Islais Creek S-

to Barneveld Av
Lott (now a continuation of
Central Avenue), from
Turk W of Lyon, S to Buena
Vista Av. (The numbers on
the bulldiiigs, with few ex-
ceptions, have not been
changed).
Cross Sis. E. W.

Buena Vista Avenue. 2 1

Waller

Halght 100 101

Page 200 201

Oak (c) (c)

Golden Gate Park . . .

Fell 400 401

Hayes 500 501

Grove 600 601

Fulton 700 701

McAllister 800 801

Golden Gate Avenue. 900 901

Turk (o) (o)

Calvary Cemetery ...
Lotta, from Sullivan bet
Stanyan and Wlllard S to
Woodland Av

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113

Louisa Alley, from N s Ship-
ley E of Fourth
Louisberg, W of Old San Jose

Road nr San Miguel
Louisiana, from the bay bet
Maryland and Georgia, S to
First Av South
Lowell (West End Home-
stead), from Mission Road nr
County Line S E to Bellevue
Av
Lower Terrace (Park Lane
Tract), from N s Seventeenth
nr Uranus N E and E to Ser-
pentine Place
Lozier (now Bartlett Alley),
from N 8 Jackson bet Kearny
and Dupont, N to Pacific
Luck, from Loomis E to Or-
leans
Lucky (now Garfield Av) from
S s Twenty-fourth bet Treat
Av and Folsom, S to Twenty-
sixth
Lucy (now De Long Av), from
Waller bet Masonic Av and
Ashbury
Lucy (Silver Terrace), from
Thornton Av bet Railroad Av
and Ceres, S to Williams Av
Lundy Lane (Bemal Heights),
from Coso Av bet California
and Prospect Aves, S W to
Virginia Av
Lusk Alley, from Clyde nr

Townsend
LyeU (Spring Valley Home-
stead), W of Mission Road
from Springdale bet Rottecl£
and Danton
Lynch, from W s Leaven-
worth bet Paciflc and Broad-
way, W to Hyde
Lyon, from N s Haight W of

Baker N to the bay
Cross Sts. B. W.

Haight 2 1

Page 100 101

Oak (c) (c)

Golden Gate Park . . .

Fell 300 301

Hayes 400 401

Grove 500 501

Fulton 600 601

McAllister 700 701

Golden Gate Avenue. 800 801

Turk (c) (c)

Calvary Cemetery . . .

Geary 1300 1301

Post 1400 1401

Sutter 1500 1501

Bush 1600 1601

Pine 1700 1701

California 1800 1801

Sacramento 1900 1901

Clay 2000 2001

Washington 2100 2101

Jackson 2200 2201

Pacific Avenue 2300 2301

Broadway 2400 (o)

Vallejo 2500 (o)

Green 2600 (o)

Union 2700 (o)

Filbert 2800 (o)

Greenwich 2900 (o)

Lombard 3000 (o)

Chestnut 3100 (o)

Francisco 3200 (o)

Bay 3300 (o)

NorthPoint 3400 (o)

Beach 3500 (o)

Jefferson 3600 (o)

Tonquln 3700 (0)

Lewis (e) (e)

Lysett Place, from S s Sacra-
mento bet Jones and Leav-
enworth

M, from Seventh Av S of L,

W to the ocean
M (now Alvarado), from N s

Sanchez bet Twenty-second

and Twenty-third
M South, from First Av

South S W to Twenty-eighth

Av South
Mabel Alley, from E s Hyde

bet O'Farrell and Geary
Macedonia (Bernal Heights,

now Franconla Av), from

Peralta Av S E to Rutledge

Av
Madagascar (South S.F.), see

Twenty-seventh Av South
Madden, from S s King bet

Third and Fourth, S E to

Berry
Madeira (South S. F.), see

Thirty-seventh Av South
Madison (University Home-
stead), from Silver Av S to

Olmstead
Madison Avenue (late Fifth

Av), from S s Harrison bet

Fifth and Sixth
Madrid (Excelsior Home-
stead), from Silver Av S W

to Amazon

Maggie AUey, from e s

Jones bet Geary and Post

Magner Place, from E s

Mason bet Broadway and

Vallejo
Maiden Lane, from W s

Montgomery Av bet Wash-
ington and Jackson
Maiden Lane (now Vulcan

Lane), from N s Vallejo bet

Stockton and Powell
Main,, from S 8 Market bet

Spear and Beale, S E to the

bay
Cross Sts. W. E.

Market 2 1

Mission 100 101

Howard 200 201

Folsom 300 301

Rincon Court

Beale Place

Harrison 400 401

Bryant (e) (e)

Majestic Avenue, W of Old

San Jose Road nr Ocean
View Station

Malacca (South S. F.), see
Thirty-third Av South

Maiden AUey, from S s How-
ard bet First and Second, S
E to Tehama

Malloy (Fairmount Tract),
from Old San Jose Road bet
Thirtieth and Randall

Malta (South S. F.), see
Twenty-fifth Av South

Malvina Place, from w s

Mason bet Sacramento and
Clay

Manchester (Bernal Heigits) ,
from Ripley Place bet Fol-
som and Shotwell

Mangels Avenue (Sunny Side),
from Acadia W to Hamburg

Manila (South S. F.), see
Fourth Av South

Manitoba (South S. P.), see
Eleventh Av South

Manning Place, from W s
Eighth bet Market and Mis-
sion

ManseU (University Home-
stead), from W s San Bruno
Av S of Olmstead

Mansfield (University Home-
stead), from Burrows S to
Dwight

Maple, from N s California
bet Spruce and Cherry, N to
Presidio Reservation
Cross Sts. E. w.

California 2 1

Sacramento 100 101

Clay 200 201

Washington 300 301

Jackson 400 401

Paciflc Avenue (e) (c)

Maple Court, from N s Four-
teenth bet Guerrero and
Dolores
Marcy Place (late Vernon
Place), from S s Jackson bet
Mason and Taylor
Marengo, from Waterloo S W

to Dickinson
Marengo (Railroad Home-
stead), see Plymouth
Margaret Avenue, W of Old
San Jose Road nr Ocean View
Station

Margaret Court, from N s

Turk bet Mason and Taylor
Margaret Place, from N s

Vallejo bet Kearny and

Dupont
Margary, from S s Alvarado

bet Sanchez and Noe, S to

Clipper
Maria (now Homer), from

Chesley bet Harrison and

Bryant
Marin, from the bay bet Army

and Tulare, W to Vermont

Marion Place (late Eliza

Place), from N s Union bet
Taylor and Jones
Mariposa, from the bay bet
Seventeenth and Eighteenth,
W to Harrison

Mariposa Terrace, from N s

Harrison bet Seventh and

Eighth

Market (from the bay S W to

junction Seventeenth and

Castro). The difference In

the number of intersecting

streets, and length of blocks

on the right and left sides,

accounts for the irregularity

of the numbers at opposite

points.

Cross Sts. N. S.

East and Sacramento 2 1

Steuart

Spear 101

Drumm and Cal 100

Main 201

Davis and Pine 200

Beale 301

Front 300

Fremont... 401

Battery and Bush.... 400

First 501

Ecker

Sansome and Sutter . 500

Second 601

Mont'y and Post 600

New Montgomery . . .

Annie

Kearny and Geary... 700

Third 701

Brooks

Grant Av & O'Farrell 800

Fourth 801

Stockton and Ellis. . . 900

Powell and Eddy .... 1000

Fifth 901

Mason and Turk 1100

Sixth, 1001

Taylor and Golden

Gate Avenue 1200

Jones and McAlllster.1300

Seventh 1101

City Hall Avenue

Eighth 1201

Larkin and Hayes 1600

Ninth 1301

Tenth 1401

Polk and Fell 1700

Eleventh 1501

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Van Xess Av and Oak.1800

Twelfth 1601

Franklin and Page... 1900

Rose Avenue

Brady 1701

Gough and Halght . . .2000

Valencia 1801

Hermann

Octavia and Waller.. 2100

Pearl

Guerrero 1901

Laguna 2200

Thirteenth

Buchanan 2300

Dolores 2001

Fourteenth

Church 2400 2101

Fifteenth

Sanchez 2500 2201

Sixteenth

Noe 2600 2.'301

Seventeenth

Castro (e) (e)

Marquesas (South S. F.), see

Tenth Av South
Mars (Park Lane Tract),

from Seventeenth W of Clara

Av
Marshall (College Home-
stead), from E s Mission

Koad nr Sliver Av
Marsily, from W s Mission

Road bet St. Mary's Av and

Cuvler

Martha Place, from S s Geary

bet Mason and Taylor
Martin, from Thirty-first bet

Castro and Diamond, S to

Kent
Martin, see Berry Place
Martinique (South S. F.), see

Thirty-fifth Av South
Mary, from S s Mission bet

Fifth and Sixth, S E to How-
ard
Mary (Bernal Heights), see

"W'altham
Mary Lane, from S s Bush

bet Kearny and Grant Av

Marye Terrace, from N s
Turk bet Hvde and Larkin

Maryland, from the bay bet
Delaware and Louisiana, S to
First Av South

Mason, from N s Market bet
Powell and Taylor, K to the
bay

Cross Sis. E. W.

Market and Turk 2 1

Eddy 100 101

Ellis 200 201

Latham Place

Dikeman Place

O'Farrell 300 301

Elwood

Geary 400 401

Derby

Kappeler Court

Post 500 501

Scheerer Place

Sutter 600 601

Delta Place

Bush 700 701

Hooker Alley •

Pine 800" 801

Frank Place

California 900 901

Sacramento 1000 1001

Ewer Place

Dawson Place - — -

Malvina Place

Clay ,...^ 1100 1101

Truett

Sheppard Place — — •

Washington 1200 1201

Jackson 1300 1301

John

Pacific 1400 1401

Broadway 1500 1.501

Magner Place

Vallejo 1600 1601

Green 1700 1701

Winter's Lane

Webb Place

Union 1800 1801

Kent

Filbert 1900 1901

Valparaiso

Greenwich 2000 2001

Montgomery Avenue

Lombard 2100 2101

Chestnut 2200 2201

Water

Francisco 2300 2301

Vandewater

Bay 2400 2401

Alaska Place

NorthPoint 2,500 2501

Beach 2600 2601

Jefferson (e) (e)

Masonic Avenue, from Point
Lobos Av W of Central Av,
S to Congress thence E to
Albanv
Massachusetts, from the bay
bet New York and Delaware,
S to First Av South
Massasoit (Bernal Heights),
from Franconia N W to Rut-
ledge Av
Mateo (Fairmount Tract),
from Bemis S E to Old San
.Jose Road
Mauritius (South S. F.), see

Twentieth Av South
Mayflower (Bernal Heights),
from California Av W to
Sumner
Mazzini, E of San Bruno Av

nr Islals Creek
McAllister, from junction
Market and Jones bet Fulton
and Golden Gate Av, W to
First Av
Cross Sts. N. S.

Market and Jones 2 1

Park Avenue

Leavenworth 100

Hyde 200 - —

City Hall Place

Larkin 300 301

Polk 400 401

Van Ness Avenue.... 500 501

Franklin 600 601

Gough 700 701

Octavla 800 801

Laguna 900 901

Buchanan 1000 1001

Webster 1100 1101

Fillmore 1200 1201

Steiner. 1300 1301

Pierce 1400 1401

Scott 1500 1501

De%-i8adero 1600 1601

Broderick 1700 1701

Baker 1800 1801

Lyon 1900 1901

Lott 2000 2001

Masonic Avenue (c) (c)

Masonic Cemetery...

Parker Avenue 2,500 2501

North Stanyan 2600 2601

North Willard 2700 2701

First Avenue (e) (e)

McAllister (Visitacion Val-
ley), see Vassalboro
McClellan (Bernal Heights,
now Andover Av), from Es-
meralda Av S to Cortland Av
McCormack, from Pacific bet

Hyde and Larkin
McDermott Place, from W s

Jones bet Turk and Eddy
McLea Court, from E s Ninth

bet Harrison and Bryant
Meacham Place, from S s

Post bet Hyde and Larkin
Meares, see Michigan Avenue
Medau Place, from N s Fil-
bert bet Dupont and Stockton
Medford (Visitacion Valley),

W of San Bruno Av nr

County Line
Medway Alley, from N s

Twenty-third bet Dolores

and Church

Melrose Avenue (Sunny Side),

from Congo W to Hamburg
Mendocino (South S. F.) , from
the bay bet Calaveras and
Plumas. W to First Av South
Merced (now Noe) , from Thir-
tieth S to Laidley
Mercer (Bernal Heights, now
Bradford), from S s Cortland
Av bet Peralta Av and Bronte
Merchant, from the bay bet
Clay and Washington, W to
Kearny
Cross Sts. N. S.

East North 2 1

Drumm (c) (c)

Davis (c) (c)

Front 300 301

Battery 400 401

Sansome 500 501

Montgomery 600 601

Dunbar Alley

Kearny (e) (e)

Merrifield, see Jordan Av
Merrill, from W s Jones bet
Vallejo and Green, W to
Leavenworth
Merrill, from N s Silver Av
bet Barneveld Av and Boyl-
ston
Merrimac, from the bay nr

Alameda, W to South
Merritt, from Hattie S of
Seventeenth, W to Danvers

Mersey Alley, from N s
Twenty-third bet Dolores
and Church

Metcalf Place (now Ewing
Place), from W s Laguna bet
Post and Sutter

Metcalfe Place, from N s

Geary bet Mason and Taylor
Mexico (South S. F.), from

the bay S to India Basin
Michigan, from the bay bet

Georgia and Illinois, S to

First Av South
Michigan Avenue (late Meares) ,

from N s Point Lobos Av bet

Jordan and First Avs

MichiganAvenue,from Mich-
igan bet Shasta and Sierra,
W to Illinois

Middle, from N s Pine bet
Webster and Fillmore, N to
California

Midway, from N s Francisco
bet Dupont and Stockton, N
to Bay

Miguel (Fairmount Tract) ,
from Bemis S E to Old San
Jose Road

Miguel (now San Miguel),
from S 8 Ocean Av nr Old
San Jose Road

Miguel Avenue (Stanford
Heights), from Stanford
Heights Av to Fowler Av

Miles Court, from N s Cali-
fornia bet Stockton and
Powell

Miles Place, from N s Sac-
r.imento bet Stockton and
Powell

Miller Place, from S s Folsom

bet Fourth and Fifth

MiUiken, W of San Bruno Av
nr County Line

Mills Place, from W s Grant
Av bet Post and Sutter

Milton (Spring Valley Home-
stead), from W s Mission
Road nr Silver Av

Milton (now Crystal), W of
Old San Jose Road nr County
Line

Milton Avenue (Sunny Side),
from Circular Av W

Minerva (Railroad Home-
stead), W of Old San Jose
Road nr County Line

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123 CALIFORNIA STREET.

STREET AND AVENUE GUIDE.

115

Minerva (now Eighteenth),
from Uranus S of Seven-
teenth
Minna, from W s First bet

Mission and Howard, S W
Cross Sts. N. S.

First 2 1

Shaw Alley

Second 100 101

New Montgomery . . .

Third 200 201

Fourth 300 301

Fifth 400 401

Mary

Sixth 500 501

Euss

Seventh 600 601

Julia

Eighth 700 701

Ninth (c) (c)

Tenth 900 901

• Eleventh 1000 1001

Lafayette

Twelfth (c.) (c)

Thirteenth (c) (c)

Fourteenth 1300 1301

Fifteenth (e) (e)

Minnesota, from South bet
Tennessee and Indiana, S to
Tulare
Minnie, see Tremont Av
Minot (Bernal Heights, now
Moultrie), from Esmeralda
Av S to Cortland Av
Mint Avenue, from W s Fifth
bet Stevenson and Mission,
and from N s Mission bet
Fifth and Sixth
Miramar Avenue (lake View),
from Ocean Av S to Lake
View Av
Mission, from the bay bet
Howard and Market, S W
and S to intersection with
Mission or County Road
Qoss Sts. N. S.

East South 2 1

Steuart

Spear 100 101

Main 200 201

Beale 300 301

Fremont 400 401

First 500 501

Ecker

Shaw Alley

Anthony

Second 600 601

New Montgomery . . .

Annie

Third 700 701

Fourth 800 801

Fifth 900 901

Mint Avenue

Mary

Sixth 1000 1001

Seventh 1100 1101

Mission Alley

Julia

Eighth 1200 1201

Laskie

Ninth 1300 1301

Washington Avenue .

Grand Avenue

Tenth 1400 1401

Eleventh 1500 1501

Lafayette

Potter

West Mission 1600

Twelfth 1601

Bond

Thirteenth 1700 1701

Erie

Fourteenth 1800 1801

Fifteenth. 1900 1901

Sixteenth 2000 2001

Warren Place

Seventeenth 2100 2101

Clarion Alley

Sycamore Avenue . . . ■ •

Eighteenth 2200 2201

Nineteenth 2300 2301

Twentieth 2400 2401

Twenty-first 2500 2501

Twenty-second 2600 2601

Twenty-third 2700 2701

Twenty-fourth 2800 2801

Twenty-flfth 2900 2901

Twenty-sixth 3000 3001

Serpentine Avenue..

Army

Precita Avenue 3101

Powell Avenue

Valencia 3200

Fair Avenue

Tiffany Place

Twenty-ninth 3300

Virginia Avenue

Godeus

Thirtieth 3400

Mission or County Road,

from termination of Mission
S W to County Line
Mission Alley, from N s Mis-
sion bet Seventh and Eighth
to .Jessie
Mission Avenue, see Dear-
born Place
Mission Court, from Mission
bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Mission Ocean Road, from
nr junction Twenty-second
and Douglass S W to Ocean
Av
Mississippi, from Sixteenth
bet Pennsylvania and Texas,
S to Tulare
Missouri, from Sixteenth bet
Texas and Connecticut, S to
Tulare
Mohawk Avenue (West End
Tract), N W s Mission Road
nr County Line
Monongahela (South S. F),

see J South
Monroe, from N s Bush bet
Stockton and Powell, N to
Pine
Montana (Railroad Home-
stead), W of Old San Jose
Road nr County Line
Montcalm (Bernal Heights),

from Isabel nr Wolfe, S W
Montenegro (South S. F.),

see Third Av South
Montezuma (Bernal Heights),
from Coso Av E to Shotwell
Montgomery, from N s Mar-
ket bet Sansome and Kearny,
N to the bay
Cross Sis. E. w.

Market and Post 2 1

Sutter 100 101

Bush 200 201

Pine 300 301

Summer

California 400 401

Sacramento 500 501

Commercial

Clay 600 601

Merchant

Washington 700 701

Montgomery Avenue

Jackson 800 801

Gold

Pacific 900 901

Montgomery Court . .

Broadway 1000 1001

Vallejo 1100 1101

Jackson Place

Green 1200 1201

Moulton Place

Union 1300 1301

Montgomery Place . .

Alta

Filbert 1400 1401

Greenwich 1500 1501

Lombard 1600 1601

Chestnut 1700 1701

Francisco 1800 1801

Bay (e) (e)

Montgomery Avenue, from

junction Montgomery and
Washington, N W to Beach
Cross Sis. N.E. S.W.
Mont'y and Wash'n.. 2 1
Maiden Lane

Gibb

Jackson 100 101

Kearny

Pacific 200 201

Adler

Broadway 300 301

Dupont

Vallejo 400 401

Vallejo Place •

Stockton

Green 500 501

Union (o) 601

Powell

Filbert 700 701

Gaven Place

Scotland

Greenwich 800 801

Mason

Hartman

Jansen

Lombard 900 901

Newell Place

Taylor

Chestnut 1000 1001

Houston ^

Francisco 1100 1101

Jones

Bay 1200 1201

NorthPoint 1300 1301

Leavenworth

Beach (e) (e)

Montgomery Court, from w

s Montgomery bet Pacific

and Broadway
Montgomery Place, from W

s Montgomery bet Union and

Filbert
Monticello (Citv Land Ass'n

Tract), W of Old San Jose

Road nr County Line
Moore, from N s Union bet

Hyde and Larkin
Moore Place, see Torrens

Court
Morey AUey, from N s Broad-
way bet Stockton and Powell,

N to Vallejo
Morrell Place, from N s

Pacific bet Hyde and Larkin,

N to Broadway
Morris Avenue (late Park

Avenue), from S s Harrison

bet Fifth and Sixth, S E to

Bryant
Morse, from Mission Road nr

County Line
Morse (now St. George Alley),

from N s Bush W of Kearny
Morse Place, from S s Broad-
way bet Leavenworth and

Hyde
Morton, from W s Kearny bet

Geary and Post.W to Stockton
Morton (now Olean), E of

San Bruno Av nr Islais

Creek
Moscow (Excelsior Home-
stead), from India Av S W

to Amazon
Moss, from S s Howard bet

Sixth and Seventh, S E to

Folsom
Moss Avenue, from Caselli

Av W to Corbett Av
Moulton, from W s Buchanan

•bet Greenwich and Lombard.

W to Steiner
Moulton Avenue (Smmy Side,

now Hearst Av), from Cir-
cular Av W to Hamburg
Moulton Place, from W s

Montgomery bet Green and

Union
Moultrie (Bernal Heights),

from North Av nr Coso Av

S to Crescent Av

Mount Vernon Avenue, from

Old San Jose Road nr San
Miguel

Mountain Spring Avenue

(Clarendon Heights), from
Lincoln Av W to San Miguel
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Mulford AUey, from E s Tay-
lor bet Bush and Pine
Munich (Excelsior Home-
stead), from India Av S W
to France Av
Mjnrtle Avenue, from W s
Larkin bet OTarrell and
Geary, "VY to Laguna
Cross Sts. N. S.

Larkin 2 1

Polk 100 101

Van Ness Avenue ... 200 201

Franklin 300 301

Gougb 400 401

Octavia 500 501

Laguna (e) (e)

N, from Seventh Av S of M

W to the ocean
N South, from First Av South
S W to Twenty-ninth Av
South
Naglee Avenue ("West End
Tract), from Old San Jose
Road nr County Line
Napa (now Twentieth), from
the bay bet Nineteenth and
T wenty-flr8t,W to Potrero Av
Napier Alley, from N s Fil-
bert bet Sansome and Mont-
gomery

1 (Excelsior Home-
"stead), from Silver Av S W
to Amazon
Napoleon, E of San Bruno Av

nr Islais Creek
Nashua, E of San Bruno Av

nr Islais Creek
Natick (Fairmount Tract),

from Chenery nr Castro
Natoma, from W s Fremont
bet Mission and Howard, S
W to Fifteenth
Cross Sts. N. S.

Fremont

First 2 1

Second 100 101

New Montgomery . . .

Third (c) (c)

Fourth tc) (c)

Fifth 400 401

Mary

Sixth 500 501

Kuss

Seventh 600 601

Eighth 700 701

Ninth (c) (c)

Tenth 900 901

Eleventh 1000 1001

Lafayette

Twelfth (c) (c)

Thirteenth (c) (c)

Fourteenth 1300 1301

Fifteenth (e) (e)

Nebraska (now San Bruno
Av), from Channel bet Ver-
mont and Utah, S to Colusa
Nebraska (Bemal Heights),
from Powhattan S to Cort-
land Av
Nebraska (South S. F.), see

Waterville
Neptune (Park Lane Tract),

from ApoHo "VV to Ashbury
Neptune (Silver Terrace),
from Thornton Av S to Wil-
liams Av
Nevada (now Twenty-third),
from the bay bet Humboldt
and Twenty-fourth, W to
Potrero Av
Nevada (now Norfolk), from
S s Folsom bet Eleventh and
Twelfth
Nevada Avenue (Bemal Heights),
from Esmeralda Av bet
Prentiss and Rosecrans, S to
Crescent Av
New Anthony, see Anthony
New Channel, see Division
New Market (Stanford Heights,
now Army), from Bellevue
AV to Fowler Av

New Montgomery, from S
s Market bet Second and
Third, S E to Howard
Cross Sis. W. E.

Market 2 1

Stevenson

Jessie

Rose Alley

Mission 100 101

Minna

Natoma

Howard (e) (e)

New Morse (West End
Tract), from Mission Road
nr County Line
New Orleans, from N s Green
bet Leavenworth and Hyde
New York, from the bay bet
Virginia and Massachusetts,
S to First Av South

Newell Place, from N s Lom-
bard bet Mason and Taylor
Newgrove Alley, from Church
bet Twenty-seventh and
Duncan. W to Sanchez
Newman, from Holly Park
Av bet Ellert and East Av,
E to Andover Av
Ney (College Homestead),
from E 8 Mission Road nr
Silver Av
Niagara Avenue (West End
Tract), N AV s Mission Road
nr County Line
Nicaragua (South S. F.), see

Forty-fifth Av South
Nineteenth, from the bay
bet Eighteenth and Twen-
tieth, W. (The inside column
shows the new numbers
from Harrison W in accord-
ance with the extension of
the street to the bay.)
Cross Sis. N. S.

Harrison (3100) 2 1

Treat Avenue

Folsom (3200) 100 101

Shotwell

Howard (3300) 200 201

Capp

Mission (.3400) 300 301

San Carlos Avenue..

Stevenson

Valencia (3500) 400 401

Lapidge

Angelica

Guerrero (3600) 500 501

Dolores (3700) (c) (c)

Church (.3800) 700 701

Sanchez (3900) 800 801

Noe (4000) 900 901

Hartford

Castro (4100) 1000 1001

Collingwood

Diamond (4200) 1100 1101

Eureka

Douglass (4300) 1200 1201

Nineteenth Avenue, from

Presidio Reservation S to X

Nineteenth Avenue South,

from Islais Creek S E to

AVater Front
Ninth, from S s Market bet

Eighth and Tenth, S E to

Channel
Cross Sis. W. E.

Market 2 1

Stevenson

Jessie

Mission 100 101

Minna

Natoma

Howard 200 201

Tehama

Clementina

Folsom 300 301

Ringold •

Harrison 400 401

McLea Court

Bryant 500 501

Brannan 600 601

Channel (e) (e)

Ninth Avenue, from Presidio

Reservation S to P
Ninth Avenue South, from

Schneider S E to AVater Front
Noble, from Hubbell nr Sixth

S E to South

Noble's Alley, from E s

Dupont bet Union and Filbert

Noe, from S s Thirteenth bet

Sanchez and Castro, S to

Laldley

Cross Sts. W. E.

Ridley 2 1

Fourteenth 100 101

Henry

Fifteenth 200 201

Beaver •

Sixteenth I!'.'. ■.■/.■. '.'.'■. 300 301

Seventeenth 400 401

Ford

Eighteenth 500 501

Hancock

Nineteenth 600 601

Cumberland ■

Twentieth 700 701

Liberty

Twenty-first 800 801

Hill

Twenty-second 900 901

Alvarado

Twenty-third 1000 1001

Elizabeth

Twenty-fourth 1100 1101

Jersey

Twenty-flfth, 1200 1201

Clipper

Twenty-sixth 1300 1301

Army

Twenty-seventh 1400 1401

Duncan

Twenty-eighth 1500 1501

Valley

Twenty-ninth 1600 1601

Day

Thirtieth 1700 1701

Nolan, from W s Steiner bet

Green and Union
Noonan Alley, see Sunshine

Court
Noonan's Place (now Church

Avenue), from S s A^allejo

bet Stockton and Powell
Norfolk (late Nevada), from

S s Folsom bet Eleventh and

Twelfth. S E to Harrison
Norma (Clarendon Heights),

from junction Lincoln and

St. Germain Avs S
Norman, E of San Bruno Av

nr Islais Creek
North Avenue (Bemal Heights),

from Coso Av S AV to Holly

Park Av
North Point, from the bay

bet Bay and Beach, AV to

Presidio Reservation
North Stanyan, from N s

Fulton bet Parker Av and

North A\'lllard
North Willard, from N s

Fulton bet Stanyan and First

Av N to Turk
Norton (Academy Tract),

from N AV s Mission Road

bet Harrington and Bauer
Norton Court (now Langton),

from N E 8 Brannan bet Sev-
enth and Eighth

Norton Place, from N s Fil-
bert bet Montgomery and
Sansome

Norwich (Bernal Heights),
see Stoneman

Nye (South S. F.), E of San
Bruno Av nr Islais Creek

0, from Eighth Av S of N, W
to the ocean

O'Connell Place, from N s
Vallejo bet Powell and Mason

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117

O'Farrell, from junction Mar-
ket and Grant Av bet Ellis

, and Geary, W to Calvary
Cemetery

Cross Sl.1. N. S.

Market and Grant Av 2 1

Bagley Place

Julia Court

Stockton 100 101

Powell 200 201

Carlos Place

Elwood

Mason 300 301

Eaphael Place

Taylor 400 401

William

Jones 500 501

Leavenworth 600 601

Ada Court

Hyde 700 701

Larkin 800 801

Polk 900 901

Van Ness Avenue 1000 1001

Franklin 1100 1101

Gough 1200 1201

Octavia 1300 1301

Laguna 1400 1401

Buchanan 1500 1501

Hollls

AVebster 1600 1601

Fillmore 1700 1701

Steiner 1800 1801

Pierce 1901

Scott 2000 2001

Devisadero 2100 2101

Broderlck 2200 2201

St Joseph's Avenue., (e) (e)

O'Farrell Alley, see Elwood

Oak, from junction Market
and Van Ness Av bet Page
and Fell, W to Stanyan

Cross Sis. N. S.

M'k't & Van Ness Av 2 1

Franklin 100 101

Gough 200 201

Octavia 300 801

Laguna 400 401

Buchanan 500 501

"Webster 600 601

Fillmore 700 701

Steiner 800 801

Pierce 900 901

Scott 1000 1001

Devisadero 1100 1101

Broderick 1200 1201

Baker (o) 1.301

Lyon (o) 1401

Lott (0) 1501

Masonic Avenue (o) 1601

Ashbury (o) 1701

Clayton (o) 1801

Cole (o) 1901

Shrader (o) 2001

Stanyan (e) (e)

Oak, see Derby and Derby
Place

Oak Grove Avenue, from S s
Harrison bet Fifth and Sixth,
S E to Bryant

Oakwood (late Fair Oaks
Court), from S s Eighteenth
In't Guerrero and Dolores

Ocean Avenue, from Mission
Road 14 mile S of Silver Av,
W to the ocean

Ocean Boulevard, from nr

termination Point Lobos Av
along the ocean beach S to
nr County Line

Ocean House Road, see Ocean

Av

Ocean Road (now View

Avenue), from nr junction

Twenty-second and Douglass

S W

Ocean Terrace, from Point

Lobos Av nr Cliff House

Octavia, from N s Market bet

Gough and Laguna, N to Bay

Cross Sis. B. W.

Market and Waller . . 2 1

Haight 100 101

Kose Avenue

Page 200 201

Lily Avenue

Oak 300 301

Hickory Avenue

Fell , 400 401

Linden Avenue

Hayes 500 501

Ivy Avenue

Grove 600 601

Birch Avenue

Fulton 700 701

Ash Avenue

McAllister 800 801

Golden Gate Avenue, (c) (c)

Jefferson Square

Eddy 1100 1101

Willow Avenue

Ellis 1200 1201

Olive Avenue

O'Farrell 1300 1301

Myrtle Avenue

Geary 1400 1401

Cedar Avenue

Post 1500 1501

Walnut Avenue

Sutter 1600 1601

Bush 1700 1701

Austin

Pine 1800 1801

California 1900 , 1901

Sacramento (c) (c)

Lafayette Park

Washington 2200 2201

Jackson 2300 2301

Pacific Avenue 2400 2401

Broadway 2500 2501

Vallejo 2600 2601

Green 2700 2701

Union 2800 2801

Grisar

Filbert 2900 2901

Greenwich 3000 3001

Lombard 3100 3101

Chestnut 3200 3201

Francisco 3300 3301

Bay (e) (e)

Ohio (South S. F.), from the
bay nr Virginia S to First Av
South
Ohio Place (late Prescott),

from N s Pacific bet San-
some and Montgomery, N to
Broadway
Old Hickory (Bemal Heights),
from San Bruno Av W to
Andover Av

Old San Jose Road (or San

Jose Avenue), from junction
Chenery and Castro S W to
County Line
Olean (late Morton), E of San

Bruno Av nr Islais Creek
Olive Avenue, from W s Lar-
kin bet Ellis and O'Farrell,
W to Steiner
Cross Sis. N. S.

Larkin 2 1

Polk 100 101

Van Ness Avenue 200 201

Franklin 300 301

Gough 400 401

Octavia 500 501

Laguna 600 601

Buchanan 700 701

Webster 800 801

Fillmore 900 901

Steiner (e) (e)

Olive Court, from S s Union

bet Laguna and Buchanan
Oliver (West End Home-
stead), from Mission Koad nr
County Line
Olmstead (University Home-
stead), from W s San Bruno
Av S of Dwlght
Olney Place, from Hammond
Place bet Townsend and
King
Olympus (Park Lane Tract),
from N s Seventeenth nr
Ashbury

Oneida Avenue (West End
Tract), from Old San Jose
Road nr San Miguel

Oneida Place, from S s Sacra-
mento bet Dupont and Stock-
ton

Onondaga Avenue (West End
Tract), from Old San Jose
Road nr San Miguel

Opal Place, from E s Taylor
bet Golden Gate Av and
Turk

Opera Alley, from N s Mission
bet Third and Fourth

Ophir Alley, from N s Post
bet Taylor and Jones

Orange Alley, from Twenty-
fourth bet Valencia and
Bartlett

Ordway, from W s San Bruno
Av S of Mansell

Oregon, from Drumm bet
Washington and Jackson, W
to Battery

Cross St,s. N. S.

Drumm 2 1

Davis 100 101

Front (c) (c)

Battery (e) (e)

Orient Alley, from N s
Twenty-third bet Church and
Vicksburg

Orizaba Avenue, W of Old
San Jose Road nr County
Line

Orleans, E of San Bruno Av
nr Islais Creek

Orsenius, E of San Bruno Av
nr Islais Creek

Osage (South S. F.), see I
South

Osage Alley, from Twenty-
tourth bet Mission and Bart-
lett, S to Twenty-sixth

Osborne (late Eureka), from
Sixteenth W of Castro

Oscar Alley, from N s Clem-
entina bet First and Second

Otis Place, see Folsom Ave-

Otsego Avenue (West End

Tract), E of Old San Jose
Road nr San Miguel
Ottilia, W of San Bruno Av

nr County Line
Ottowa Avenue (West End
Tract), from Old San Jose
Road nr County Line
Oxford (University Home-
stead), from Silver Av S to
Mansell
P, from Ninth Av S of O, W

to the ocean
P South, from First Av South

S W to Charter Oak Av
Pacific, from the bay bet
Jackson and Broadway, W to
Larkin. (The continuation
of the street from Larkin is
called Pacific Av)
Cross Sis. N. S.

East North 2 1

Drumm

Davis 100 101

Front 200 201

Battery 300 301

Silver Star Place

Sansome 400 401

Prescott

Montgomery 500 .501

Kearny 600 601

Montgomery Avenue

Lozier

Dupont 700 701

Pacific Place

Sullivan Alley

Ellick Alley

Stockton 800 801

Virginia Place

Trenton

Powell 900 901

Keyes Alley

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Scott Place

Mason 1000 1001

Auburu

Salmon

Hlmmelmann Place . . — —

Taylor 1100 1101

.Tones 1200 1201

Leavenworth 1300 1301

Burgoyne Place

Hyde 1400 1401

Morrell Place

McCormack

Fort Place

Larkin (e) (e)

Pacific Alley, from S s Broad-
way bet Dupont and Stockton
Pacific Avenue, continuation
of Pacific Street from Larkin
to Presidio Keservation.
(The numbers commence at
1500, a continuation of the
numbers on the street.)
Cross Sis. N. S.

Larkin 1500 1501

Polk 1600 1601

Van Ness Avenue 1700 1701

Franklin 1800 1801

Gough 1900 1901

Octavla 2000 2001

Laguna 2100 2101

Buchanan 2200 2201

Webster 2300 2301

Fillmore 2400 2401

Steiner 2500 2.501

Pierce 2600 2601

Scott 2700 2701

Devisadero 2800 2801

Broderlck 2900 2901

Baker 3000 3001

Lyon 3100 3101

Central Avenue 3200 3201

Walnut 3300 3301

Laurel (o) 3401

Locust (o) 3501

Pacific Place, from N s

Pacific bet Dupont and

Stockton
Page, from junction Market

and Franklin b'et Haight and

Oak, W to Stanyan

Cross Sts. N. .s.

Market and Franklin 2 1

Gough 100 101

Octavia 200 201

Laguna 300 301

Buchanan 400 401

Webster .500 501

Fillmore 600 601

Steiner 700 701

Pierce 800 801

Scott 900 901

Devisadero 1000 1001

Broderick 1100 1101

Baker 1200 1201

Lyon 1300 1301

Lott 1400 1401

Masonic Avenue 1.500 1501

Ashbury 1600 1601

Clayton 1700 1701

Cole 1800 1801

Shrader 1900 1901

Stanyan (e) (e)

Palmer (Fail-mount Tract),

from Bartlett S E to Chenery

Palmetto Avenue, from Old
San Jose Koad nr County
Line

Paraguay (South S. F.). see
Fourteenth Av South

Pardee Alley, from w s

Dupont bet Filbert and
Greenwich

Paris (Excelsior Homestead),
from Japan Av S W to Ama-
zon

Park Avenue (now City Hall
Avenue), from S s McAllister
nr Leavenworth, S W to Lar-
kin

Park Avenue (now Morris

Avenuej. from Harrison bet
Fifth and Sixth to Bryant

Park Avenue (Bernal Heights),

see Holly Park Av
Park Avenue (Flint Tract),

see Buena Vista Av

Park Avenue (now Llppard

Avenue), nr intersection of

Old San Jose Road and Castro
Park Hill Avenue,from Buena

Vista Av W of South Brod-
erlck
Park Lane (Park Lane Tract),

now continuation of Ashbury
Park Lane, from W s Second

bet Bryant and Brannan, S W

to Third
Park Place, from E s Second

bet Folsom and Harrison
Park Road (now Buena Vista

Avenue), surrounding Buena

Vista Park
Parker (now Montcalm) , from

Peralta Av W to Alabama
Parker Alley, from N s Clay

bet Stockton and Powell
Parker Avenue, from Point

Lobos Av nr Johnston Av, S

to Fulton
Parnassus Avenue (Silver

Terrace, now Bay View),

from W s Railroad Av nr

Eighteenth Av South
Patterson, E of San Bruno Av

from Flower N E
Patton, from West Av S to

Plymouth Av
Paul, W of San Bruno Av nr

head of Islais Creek
Paul Avenue (Paul Tract;,

from San Bruno Av E to

Railroad Av
Paulding, from W s Old San

Jose Road bet Jarnac and

Havelock
PeabOdy (late Byrne), W of

San Bruno A v nr County Line
Pearl, from S s Market bet

Hermann and Guerrero. S to

Thirteenth
Pelham, E of San Bruno Av

nr Islais Crci-k

Pennsylvania Avenue, from

Sixteenth lict liiwa and Mis-
sissipiil, S to Tulare
Penobscot (South S F.), see

H South

Peralta Avenue, from Hol-

laday Av S W and S to Union

Perine Place, from w s

steiner bet California and
Sacramento, W to Pierce
Perry, from W s Vassar Place
bet Harrison and Bryant, S W
to Fifth
Cross Sis. N. s.

Vassar Place 2 1

Third 100 101

Fourth 200 201

Fifth (e) (e)

Persia Avenue (Excelsior
Homestead), from Mission
Road S of Brazil Av
PfeiflFer, from W s Dupont bet
Chestnut and Francisco, W
to Stockton
Piedmont (Flint Tract), from

Masonic Av nr Congress
Pierce, from N s Waller bet
Steiner and Scott, N. to the
bay
Cross Sis. E. W.

Waller 2 1

Haight 100 101

Page 200 201

Oak 300 301

Fell 400 401

Hayes (c) (c)

Alamo Square

Fulton 700 701

McAllister 800 801

GoIdenGate Avenue. 900 901
Turk 1000 1001

Eddy 1100 1101

Ellis 1200 1201

O'Farrell (c) (c)

Geary (c) (c)

Hamilton Square

Post 1500 1501

Sutter 1600 1601

Bush 1700 1701

Pine 1800 1801

California 1900 1901

Perine Place

Sacramento 2000 2001

Clay (c) (c)

Alta Plaza

Jackson 2300 2301

Pacific Avenue 2400 2401

Broadway 2500 2501

Vallejo 2600 2601

Green 2700 2701

Union 2800 2801

Filbert 2900 2901

Greenwich 3000 3001

Regli Place

Lombard 3100 3101

Chestnut 3200 3201

Francisco 3300 3301

Bay 3400 3401

North Point 3500 3501

Beach 3600 3601

Jefferson 3700 3701

Tonquin 3800 3801

Lewis (e) (e)

Pike, see Waverly Place
Pinckney Place, from N s

Broadway bet Kearny and
Dupont, N to Vallejo
Pine, from junction Market

and Davis bet Bush and Cali-
fornia, W to Central Av

Cross S(s. N. S.

Market and Davis 2 1

Front 100 101

Battery xm 201

Sansome 300 301

Leidesdorfl

Exchange Place

Laura Place

Montgomery 400 401

Russ Alley

Belden

Kearny 500 .501

St. George Alley

Central Place

St. Mary

Bacon Place

Quincy

Dupont 600 601

Sophie Terrace

Stockton 700 701

Prospect Place

Monroe

Powell 800 801

Mason 900 901

Pine Place

Taylor 1000 1001

Jones 1100 1101

Touchard Alley

Leavenworth 1200 1201

Hyde 1300 1301

Larkin 1400 1401

Polk 1500 1501

Van Ness Avenue 1600 1601

Franklin 1700 1701

Gough 1800 1801

Octavia 1900 1901

Laguna 20(X) 2001

Buchanan 2100 2101

Webster 2200 2201

Middle

Fillmore 2300 2301

Steiner 2400 2401

Pierce 2500 2501

Scott 2600 2601

Devisadero 2700 2701

Broderick 2800 2801

Baker 2900 2901

Lyon 3000 3001

Central Avenue (e) (e)

Pine Place (late Jane Place),
from N s Pine bet Mason and
Taylor

Fink Alley, from Pearl bet
Market and Ridley

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PiOChe, from iunction Silver
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Madison

PiOChe Alley, from N s Sacra-
mento nr Stockton

Pioneer Park, bet Mont-
gomery, Kearny, Filbert and
Greenwich

Pioneer Place, from W s
Fourth bet Market and Jes-
sie

Piper Alley, from Ecker bet
Mission and .Jessie

Pixley, from W s Buchanan
bet Filbert and Greenwich,
W to Stelner

Platte (South S. F.), see L

South

Pleasant, from W s Taylor
bet Sacramento and Clay, W
to Jones

Plumas (South S. F.), from
the bay bet Mendocino and
Fresno, W to First Av South

Pluto, from Masonic Av nr
Congress

Plsmiouth (Railroad Home-
stead, now Plymouth Av)

Plymouth Avenue (Lake
View), from Ocean Av S to
Old San Jose Koad

Plymouth Avenue (now High-
land Av), from Mission nr
West Av E to Holly Park Av

Pocahontas (Bernal Heights,
now Moultrie), from Iforth
Av S to Esmeralda Av

Point Lotoos Avenue, from

Central Av at termination of
Geary, W to the ocean

Polk, from N s Market bet
Larkln and Van Xess Av, N
to the bay

Cross Sis. E. W.

Market and Fell 2 1

Hayes 100 101

Ivy Avenue

Grove 200 201

Birch Avenue

Fulton 300 301

Ash Avenue .,

McAllister 400 401

Locust Avenue

Golden Gate Avenue 500 501

Elm Avenue

Turk 600 601

Laurel Avenue

Eddy TOO TOl

Willow Avenue

Ellis 800 801

Olive Avenue

O'Farrell 900 901

Myrtle Avenue

Geary 1000 1001

Cedar Avenue

Post 1100 1101

Walnut Avenue

Sutter 1200 1201

Fern Avenue

Bush 1300 1301

Austin

Pine 1400 1401

California 1500 1501

Sacramento 1600 1601

Clay 1700 1701

Washington 1800 1801

.Jackson 1900 1901

Pacific Avenue 2000 2001

Broadway 2100 2101

Vallejo 2200 2201

Bonita

Green 2300 2301

"Union 2400 2401

Filbert 2500 2501

Greenwich 2600 2601

Lombard 2700 2701

Chestnut 2800 2801

Francisco 2900 2901

Bay 3000 3001

NorthPoint 3100 3101

Beach 3200 3201

Jefferson 3300 3301

Tonquin (o; 3401

Lewis (e) (e)

Polk Lane (now Stark), from
E s Stockton bet Pacific and
Broadway

Pollard Place, from N s Val-
le.1o bet Kearny and Dupont

Pollock (Soutli S. F.), from
Twenty-fourth Av South nr
the bay, S W to County Line

Pomona (Silver Terrace),
from Parnassus Av S to
Thornton Av

Pond, from S s Sixteenth bet
Sanchez and Noe, S to Sev-
enteenth

Pope, from Mission Road nr
County Line

Poplar Alley, from Twenty-
fourth bet Valencia and San
Jose Av, S to Twenty-sixth

Porter (Bernal Heights), from
S s Crescent Av bet Bache
and Roscoe

Porter Avenue (West End
Tract), W of Mission Roadnr
County Line

Porto Rico (South S. F.), see
Fortieth Av South

Portsmouth Square, bet

Clay, Washington, Kearny,

and Brenham Place
Post, from Junction Market

and Montgomery bet Geary

and Sutter, W to Central Av

Cross Sts. N. S.

Market and Montg'y. 2 1

Lick Place

Kearny 100 101

Gardner

Grant Avenue 200 201

Stockton 300 301

Powell 400 401

Mason 500 501

Taylor 600 601

Agate Alley

William

Ophir Alley

Jones 700 701

Leavenworth 800 801

Hyde 900 901

Meacham Place

Larkln 1000 1001

Polk 1100 1101

Van Ness Avenue. . . .1200 1201

Franklin 1300 1801

Gough 1400 1401

Octavia 1.500 1.501

"Laguna 1600 1601

Buchanan 1700 1701

Voll Avenue

Webster 1800 1801

Fillmore 1900 1901

Avery

Stelner 2000 2001

Pierce 2100 2101

Scott 2200 2201

Devlsadero 2300 2301

Erkson Court

Broderlck 2400 2401

Baker 2500 2501

Lyon 2600 2601

Central Avenue (e) (e)

Post Office Place, see Custom

House Place
Potomac (South S. F.), see R

South

Potrero Avenue, from Chan-
nel bet Utah and Hampshire,
S to Twenty-sixth. (This
avenue will be extended to
the County Line)
Potter (now Twelfth), from S
s Market bet Eleventh and
Brady, S E to Mission
Powell, from N s Market bet
Stockton and Mason, N to the
bay
Cross Sts. E. w.

Market and Eddy — 2 1

Ellis 100 101

O'Farrell 200 201

Geary (o) 801

Post 400 401

Sutter 500 .501

Ankeny Place

Bush 600 601

Fella Place

Lily Terrace

Pine 700 701

California 800 801

Sacramento 900 901

Clay 1000 1001

Washington 1100 1101

Jackson 1200 1201

John

Caroline Place

Pacific 1300 1301

Broadway 1400 1401

Valleio 1500 1501

Green 1600 1601

Union (o) 1701

Montgomery Avenue

Filbert 1800 1801

Greenwich 1900 1901

Lombard 2000 2001

Chestnut 2100 2101

Francisco 2200 2201

Vande water

Bay 2300 2301

North Point 2400 2401

Beach 2500 2501

Jefferson (e) (e)

Powell Avenue, from Mission
nr Twenty-ninth, S E to Cali-
fornia Av
Powhattan (Bernal Heights) ,
from Holladay Av W to
North Av
Prague (Excelsior Home-
stead), from China Av bet
Munich and Dublin
Pratt Place, from N s Cali-
fornia bet Stockton and
Powell
Precita Avenue (Bernal Heights),
from .junction of Army and
Bryant W to Mission
Precita Place (now Precita

Av)

Prentiss (Bernal Heights),
from Esmeralda Av S to
Crescent Av

Prescott, see Ohio Place

Prescott Court (late Ohio),
from S s Valle.1o bet Sansome
and Montgomery

President (Flint Tract) , from
Flint N to Albany

Presidio, from E s Baker bet
Filbert and Greenwich

Presidio Road, from termina-
tion Central Av through
Presidio KeserVatlon

Preston Place(now Converse) ,
from S W s Bryant bet Eighth
and Ninth

Price Row, from S s Union
bet Dupont and Stockton

Priest, from S s Washington
bet Jones and Leavenworth

Prim, from Old San Jose Road
nr County Line

Princeton (University Home-
stead), from Silver Av S to
Mansell

Pringle Court, from N s Green-
wich bet Sansome and Mont-
gomery

Prospect Avenue (Bernal
Heights), from Coso Av S "R
to Cortland Av

Prospect Place, from s s ciay
bet Stockton and Powell, S
to Pine

Cross Sts. W.^^ E.

Sacramento!'.!!'.].... 100 101

California 200 201

Pine (e) (e)

Prospect Place (Bernal Heights) ,

see Ripley Place
Prosper, from S s Sixteenth
bet Sanchez and Noe, S to
Seventeenth

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Pulaski (Bernal Heights,
now Prentiss), fi-om Cort-
land Ay bet Banks and Ne-
vada Av

Putnam (Bernal Heights) ,
from S s Cortland Av bet
Bronte and Nevada Av

Q, from Tenth Av S of P, W
to the Ocean

Q South, from First Av South
S W to Twenty-third Av
South

Quince Alley, from S s Twenty-
fii'^t bet Dolores and Fair
Oaks, S to Twenty-fourth

Quincy, from N s Pine bet
Kearnv and Dupont, N to
California

Quincy Place, see Bacon PI

Quinn (now Clinton Park),
fr(jm Valencia bet Ridley and
Fourteenth, W to Guerrero

E, from Tenth Av S of Q, W

the

?an

R South, from Islais S W to
Twentieth Av South

Railroad Avenue (South s. F.),

from First Av South S ^V to
San Bruno Av

Railroad Avenue (now Pal-
metto Av), from Old San
Jose i;oad nr County Line

Railroad Avenue (now Barne-
veld Av). fi'om Islais Creek
S to Silver Av

Railway Avenue, from E s

Dolcjres liet Seventeenth and

Eighteenth
Ralston (City Land Ass'n

Tract), W of Old San Jose

Road nr County Line
Ramsell (City Land Ass'n

Tract). W of Old San Jose

Road nr County Line
Randall (Fairmount Tract),

from Mission S of Thirtieth

W to Palmer

Randall Place, from N s

Greenwich bet Leavenworth

and Hyde
Randolph (City Land Ass'n

Tract). W of Old San Jose

Road nr County Line
Raphael Place, from N s

O'Farrell bet Mason and

Taylor
Rausch, from S s Howard bet

Seventh and Eighth, S E to

Folsom
Reagan Place, from S s Geary

l)et Powell and Mason
Redfield AUey, from W s

Taylor bet I'nionand Filbert

Redwood Court, from How-
ard bet Sixteenth and Seven-
teenth

Reed, from S s Washington
bet Jones and Leavenworth

Reed, from New Morse nr
Curtis. S to Brunswick

Reed Place, from S s Green
bet Montgomery and Kearny

Regent (West End Tract),
from S E s Old San Jose
Road nr County Line

Regli Place, from E s Pierce
bet Greenwich and Lombard

Reservoir, from N s Market
bet Ridley and Fourteenth,
W to Church

Rey, W of San Bruno Av nr
County Line

Rhine, W of Old San Jose
Road nr County Line

Rhode Island, from Eighth
bet De Haro and Kansas, S to
Bourlion

Rice, from Old San Jose Road
nr County Line

Eice Place, from E s Leaven-
worth bet Pine and California

Richland Avenue, from And-

over Av nr Crescent Av, W
to Old San Jose Road
Richmond (now Halleck)
Richmond Avenue, from Wil-
liamson bet Point Lobes Av
and California. W to First Av
Richter, W of Old San Jose
Road nr San Miguel Station
Rickard, from W s San Bruno

Av nr Islais Creek
Ridley, now a continuation
of Thirteenth, from Mission
W to Buena Vista Av {The
inside column shows the
new numbers now being
placed on the buildings)
Cross Sis. N. S.

Mission (300) 2 1

Stevenson

Valencia (400) 100 101

Elgin Park Avenue.

Pearl

Guerrero (500) 200 201

Market

Buchanan

Dolores (600) 301

Church (TOO) 400 401

Fillmore

Belcher

Sanchez (800) 501

Stelner

Walter

Noe (900) 601

Scott

Castro (1000) 701

Devisadero

Alpine

Buena Vista Avenue (e) (e)
Riggs, E of San Bruno Av nr

islais Creek
Riley, see Pleasant
Rincon Avenue, from E s
Second bet Brannan and
Townsend
Rincon Court, from W s Main

liet Folsom and Harrison
Rincon Place, from S s Harri-
son bet First and Second. S E
to Bryant
Ringold, from W s Eighth

liet Folsom and Harrison
Ripley Place (Bercal Heights),
from Peralta Av S of Rut-
ledge Av, W to Shotwell
RitCh, from S s Folsom bet
Third and Fourth, S E to
Townsend
Cross Sis. W. E.

Folsom 2 1

Harrison (c) (c)

Bryant 200 201

Brannan 300 301

Townsend (e) (e)

Ritter (now Langton), from S
s Harrison bet Seventh and
Eighth
Rivoli Avenue, from Cole nr

Alma Av, W to Stanyan
Roach, from N s Filbert bet
Taylor and Jones. N to
Greenwich
Eoanoake (Fairmount Tract),
from Bemis S E to Old San
Jose Road
Rockland (late Brady Place),
from E s Larkin bet Green
and Union
Rodney (now Ecker), from N
s Folsom bet First and Sec-
ond
Rola Court, from S s Green-
wich bet Laguna and Bu-
chanan
Romain, from Douglass nr
Twentieth W to Lincoln Av
Roman, from Niagara Av nr
Huron Av. S W to Mount Ver-
non Av

Rondel Place, from S s Six-
teenth bet Mission and
^^lencia

Roscoe (Bernal Heights),
from Crescent Av nr Porter
Rose (now Salem), from Cres-
cent Av S E to Case
Rose (Fairmount Tract), see

Natick
Rose (now Danvers), from

Corbett Av to Caselli Av
Rose Alley, from W s New
Montgomery bet Jessie and
Mission
Rose Avenue, from N s Mar-
ket bet Haight and Page, W
to Fillmore
Cross Sis. N. S.

Market 2 1

Gough 100 101

Octavia 200 201

Laguna 300 301

Buchanan 400 401

Webster 500 501

Fillmore (e) (e)

Rose Place, from E s Taylor

bet Eddy and Ellis
Rose Terrace, from Twenty-
fourth nr Dolores
Eosecrans (Bemal Heights),
from Esmeralda Av S to
Powhattan
Eoselyon Avenue, from W s

Fifteenth Av bet California

and Clement to Sixteenth Av
Eoss Alley, see Stout's Alley
Eotteck (Spring Valley Homesiead),

W of Mission Road nr Silver

Av
Eousseau (Spring Valley

Homestead). W of Mission

Road, nr Silver Av
Eowland (now St. Charles

Place), from S s Broadway

bet Montgomery and Kearny

and from E s Kearny N of

Pacific

Eushton Place, from S s

Brannan bet Third and

Fourth
Euss, from S s Minna bet

Sixth and Seventh, S E to

Folsom
Euss Alley, from N s Bush

l)et Montgomery and Kearny,

N to Pine
Eussell, from W s Hyde bet

Green and Union
Eussia Avenue (Excelsior

Homestead), from Mission

Road nr Persia Av
Eutland, W of San Bruno Av

nr County Line

Eutledge Avenue (Bernal

Heights), from Holladay Av

W to Alabama
S, from Eleventh Av S of R,

AV to the ocean
S South, from Islais S W to

Twentieth Av South

Sacramento, from the bay bet
California and Clay, W to
First Av

Cross Sis. N. S.

Market and East 2 1

Drumm 100 101

Davis 200 201

Front 300 301

Battery 400 401

Sansome 500 501

Leidesdorff

Montgomery 600 601

Webb

Kearny TOO 701

Dupont 800 801

Waverly Place

Oneida Place

Brooklyn Place

Stockton 900 901

Stephens Court

Prospect Place

Miles Place

Powell 1000 1001

Hanover Place

Mason 1100 1101

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Sacramento -Cont'd.

Terba Buena

Cushman

Taylor 1200 1201

Jones 1300 1301

Lysett Place

Leroy Place

Golden Court

Leavenworth 1400 1401

Kimball Place

Hyde 1500 1501

Larkin 1600 1601

Polk 1700 1701

Van Ness Avenue. . . .1800 1801

Pranklju 1900 1901

Crough (o) 2001

Octavia (o) 2101

Laguna 2200 2201

Buchanan 2300 2301

Webster 2400 2401

Fillmore 2500 2501

Steiner 2600 2601

Pierce 2700 2701

Scott 2800 2801

De vlsadero 2900 2901

Broderick 3000 3001

Baker 3100 8101

Lyon .3200 3201

Central Avenue 3300 3801

AValnut 8400 3401

Laurel 3500 8501

Locust 8600 3601

Spruce 3700 8701

Maple 8800 3801

Cherry 3900 8901

First Avenue (e) (e)

Sadowa (Railroad Home-
stead), W of Old San .Jose
Road nr County Line
Sagamore (Railroad Home-
stead), W of Old San Jose
Road nr County Line
Salem (late Rose), from Cres-
cent Av S E to Case
Salinas Avenue (Paul Tract),

from San Bruno Av E to
Railroad Av

Salmon, from N s Pacific
bet Mason and Taylor, X to
Broadway

Salome, E of San Bruno Av
nr Islais Creek

Salvador (South S. F.), see
Twenty-second Av South

Samoset (Bernal Heights),
from Francoula Av K "W to
Peralta Av

San Antonio (la'e St. Charle ),
from W s Kearny bet Vallejo
and Green, and from Jf s Val-
lejo bet Kearnv and Dupont

San Bruno Avenue, from
Channel bet Utah and Ver-
mont, S to County Line

San Bruno Avenue (West

End Tract), see Concord Av

San Carlos Avenue (late
Jessie), from Sycamore Av
bet Mission and Valencia, S
to Twenty-first
San Domingo (South S. F.),
see Fortv-flrst Avenue South
San Joaquin (South S. F.),

see S South
San Jose Avenue, from S s
Twenty-second bet Valencia
and Guerrero, S and S W
Cross S/s. W. E.

Twenty-second 2 1

Alvarado

Twenty-third 100 101

Elizabeth

Twenty-fourth 200 201

Twenty-flf th 300 801

Twenty-sixth 400 401

Army

Twenty-seventh 500

Duncan

Twenty-eighth 600

Guerrero

Valley

Twenty-ninth 700 701

Day

Thirtieth 800 801

San Miguel (late Miguel),
from S s Ocean Av nr Old
San Jose Road

San Miguel Road (now Cor-
bett Av)

Sanchez, from S s Thirteenth

bet Church and Noe, S to
Palmer

Cross Sts. W. E

Ridley 2 1

Fourteenth 100 101

Henry

Fifteenth 200 201

Market

Sixteenth 300 .301

Seventeenth 400 401

Borland

Ford

Eighteenth 500 501

Hancock

Nineteenth 600 601

Cumberland

Twentieth 700 701

Liberty

Twenty-first 800 801

Hill

Twenty-second 900 901

Alvarado

Twenty-third 1000 1001

Twenty-fourth 1100 1101

Twenty- fifth 1200 1201

Clipper

Twenty-sixth 1800 1301

Army

Twenty-seventh 1400 1401

Duncan

Twenty-eighth 1.500 1501

Valley

Twenty-ninth 1600 1601

Day

Thirtieth 1700 1701

Sansome, from N s Market
bet Battery and Montgomery,
I\ to the bay

Cross Sts E. W.

Market and Sutter. . . 2 1

Bush 100 101

Pine 200 201

California 800 301

Halleck

Sacramento 400 401

Commercial

Clay 500 501

Merchant

Washington 600 601

Jackson 700 701

Gold

Pacific 800 801

St. Vincent's Alley. . .

Broadway 900 901

Vallejo 1000 1001

Green 1100 1101

Union 1200 1201

Alta

Filbert 1300 1301

Greenwich 1400 1401

Lombard 1500 1501

Chestnut 1600 1601

Francisco (e) (e)

Santa Clara (now Seven-
teenth), from the bay bet
Sixteenth and Mariposa, W
to Harrison

Santa Marina, from Mission

nr Cortland Av E to Elsie
Santee (South S. F.), see G

South
Saratoga (University Home-

steaa), from La Grande Av

nr Woolsey
Saratoga Court, from N s

Geary bet Hyde and Larkin
W of Old San Jose

Road nr County Line
Saturn (Park Lane Tract),

from Serpentine Road N of

Seventeenth
Savannah (South S. F.), see

K South
Sawyer, W of San Bruno Av nr

County Line
Scheerer Place, from W s

Mason bet Post and Sutter

Schiller, W of San Bruno Av

nr County Line
Schiller (now De Long), W

of Old San Jose Road nr

County Line
Schneider, E of San Bruno

Av nr Islais Creek
Scholl Place, from S s Vallejo

bet Powell and Mason

School House Place, from

Turk bet Buchanan and
Webster
Schuyler (Bernal Heights,
now Nevada Av), from S s
Cortland Av bet Putnam and
Prentiss
Schwerin, W of San Bruno

Av nr County Line
Scotland, from N s Filbert
bet Powell and Mason, N to
Montgomery Av
Scott, from N s Thirteenth bet
Pierce and Devlsadero, N to
the bay
Cross Sts. E. W.

Ridley 2 1

Lloyd

Waller 100 101

Halght 200 201

Page 300 301

Oak 400 401

Fell 500 501

Hayes (o) 601

Grove (o) 701

Fulton 800 801

McAllister 900 901

Golden Gate Avenue . 1000 1001

Turk 1100 1101

Eddy 1200 1201

Ellis 1300 1301

O'Farrell 1400 1401

Geary (o) 1501

Post 1600 1601

Sutter 1700 1701

Bush 1800 1801

Pine 1900 1901

California 2000 2001

Sacramento 2100 2101

Clay (o) 2201

Washington (o) 2301

Jackson 2400 2401

Pacific Avenue 2500 2501

Broadway 2600 2601

Vallejo 2700 2701

Green 2800 2801

Union 2900 2901

Filbert 3000 3001

Greenwich 3100 3101

Lombard 3200 3201

Chestnut 8300 3801

Francisco 3400 3401

Bay 3500 3301

North Point 3600 3601

Beach 3700 3701

Jefferson 3800 3801

Tonquin 3900 3901

Lewis (e) (e)

Scott (Bernal Heights), see

Bennington
Scott Avenue, from Silver Av

S E to Thornton Av
Scott Place, from N s Pacific
bet Powell and Mason, N to
Broadway
Sears (West End' Tract),
from Sherman Av S W to
Sickles Av
Second, from S s Market bet
First and Third, S E to the
bay
Cross Sts. W. E.

Market 2 1

Stevenson

Jessie

Mission 100 101

Minna

Natoma

Howard 200 201

Tehama

Clementina

Folsom 300 301

Park Place

Vernon Place

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Harrison 400 401

Silver

Bryant 500 501

Park Lane

Federal

South Park

De Boom

Brannan 600 601

Rincon Avenue

Townsend 700 701

King

Berry (e) (e)

Second Avenue, from Pre-
sidio Reservation S to .1

Second Avenue (now Albion

Av). from E s Fifteenth bet
Valencia and Guerrero, S to
Seventeenth

Second Avenue South, from

Islais S E to Water Front
Sellna Place, from N s Cali-
fornia bet Dupont and
Stockton

Seneca Avenue (West End

Tract), from Old San Jose
Road nr San Miguel

Serpentine Place (Park Lane
Tract), from Serpentine Road
nr Seventeenth

Serpentine Eoad (Park Lane
Tract, now Temple), from X s
Seventeenth "\V of Clara Av

Servia (South S. F.), see
Thirteenth Av South

Seventeenth, from the bay

bet Sixteenth and Mariposa,
^V to Stanyan. (The inside
column shows the new num-
bers from Harrison "W in
accordance with the exten-
sion of the street to the bay. i
Cross Sis. N. S.

Harrison (3000) 2 1

Treat Avenue

Folsom (3100) 100 101

Shotwell

Howard (3200) 200 201

Capp

Mission (.3300) 300 301

Hoff Avenue

Valencia (3400) 400 401

Albion Avenue

Dearborn Place

Guerrero (3.500) .500 501

Dolores (3600) 600 601

Alemanv .

Church (3700) 700 701

Dehou

Hardv

Sanchez (380(_l) 800 801

Prosper

Pond

Xoe (3900) 900 901

Alarket

Castro.. '.'.;'.".!! (4000) 1000 1001

Collingwood

Diamond (4100) 1100 1101

Eureka

Douglass (4200) 1200 1201

Clara Avenue

Seventeenth Avenue, from

Presidio Reservation S to X

Seventeenth Avenue South,

from Islais Creek S E to
"\Vater Front
Seventh, from S s Market
^^ bet Sixth and Eighth, S E
Cross S/s. w. E.

Market 2 1

Stevenson

.Jessie

Mission 100 101

Minna

Satoma

Howard 200 201

Folsom 300 301

Drury Lane

Cleveland

Harrison 400 401

Bryant 500 501

Belmont Place

Brannan 600 fiOl

Townsend 7(X) 701

King

Berry 800 801

Channel

Seventh Avenue, from Pre-
sidio Reservation S to X
Seventh Avenue South, from

Schneider s E to Water Front
Seward, from Douglass nr
Twentieth. X W to^Eagle

Seymour Avenue, from Golden

Gate Av liet Scott and De-
visaderc. X to Turk

Shakespeare, from Old San

.Jose Road nr County Line

Shakespeare (Bernal Heigbts),

from Isabel S to Rutledge Av

Sharon, from Fifteenth bet
Church and Sanchez

Sharp Place, from S s Union
bet Leavenworth and Hvde

Shasta (now Twenty-first),
from the bav bet Twentieth
and Twenty-first, W to Po-
trero Av

Shaw Alley (late Sullivan
Alley), from S s Mission bet
First and Second to Minna

Sheppard Place, from E s
Mason bet Clay and Wash-
ington

Sheridan, from fi s Tenth bet
Folsom and Harrison

Sherman, from S s Folsom

bet Sixth and Seventh, S E

to Harrison
Sherman (now Collingwood) ,

from S 8 Seventeenth bet

Castro and Diamond. S to

Twenty-second
Sherman (City Land Ass'n

Tract), see Garfield

Sherman Avenue (West End

Tract), from S E s Old San
.Jose Road nr County Line

Sherwood Place, from E s

Third bet Missionand Howard
Shields (City Land Ass'n
Tract), W of Old San .Jose
Road nr County Line
Ship (South S.F.),from Fifth
Av South nr the bay. S W to
County Line
Shipley, from E of Fifth bet
Folsom and Harrison. S W to
Seventh
Short, from Eagle to Falcon

Av
Shotwell, from S s Fourteenth
l)et Folsom and Howard, S to
Esmeralda Av
Cross Sts. W. E.

Fourteenth 2 1

Fifteenth 100 101

Sixteenth 200 201

Seventeenth 300 301

Eighteenth 400 401

Xineteenth .500 501

Twentieth 600 601

Twentv-tirst 700 701

Twentv-secon'l 800 801

Twentv-third 900 901

Twentv-fourth 1000 1001

Twentv-iifth 1100 1101

TwentV-sixth 1200 1201

Army 1300 1301

Shrader, from Fulton bet Cole
and Stanyan, S to Frederick
Sickles Avenue (West End
Tract), from Old San .Jose
Road nr County Line
Siegel (Bernal Heights, now
Gates), from Esmeralda Av
S to Cortland Av
Sierra (now Twenty-second),
from the bay bet Twenty-
first and Hiimboldt, W to
Potrero Av
Silliman (University Home-
stead), from San Bruno Av
S of Silver Av

Silver, from W s Second bet
HaiTisoii and Bryant, S W to
Fourth

Silver Alley, from Falcon Av
to Lincoln Av

Silver Avenue, from Six-
teenth Av South S W to San
Bruno Av, thence W to
Mission Road

Silver Star Place, from N s
Pacific bet Battery and San-
some
Simpson Place, from W s
First bet Harrison and Bry-
ant
Sixteenth, from the bay
bet Fifteenth and Seven-
teenth, W. (The inside
column shows the new num-
bers from Harrison W in ac-
cordance with the extension
of the street to the bay.)
Cross Sts. N. .S.

Harrison (2700) 2 1

Treat Avenue

Folsom (2800) 100 101

Shotwell

Howard (2900) 200 201

Capp

Mission (3000) 300 :301

Llda Place

Hoff Avenue

.Julian Avenue

Rondel Place

Caledonia Alley

Valencia (3100) 400 401

Albion Avenue

Guerrero (3200) 500 501

Grant Alley

Dolores (3300) 600 601

Church ...,....(3400) 700 701

Dehon.

Hardv

Sanchez (3500) 800 801

Prosper

Pond

Market

Xoe (3600) 900 901

Castro (3700) 1000 1001

Sixteenth Avenue, from Pre-
sidio Reservation S to X
Sixteenth Avenue South,

from S South S E to AVater

Front
Sixth, from S s Market bet

Fifth and Seventh, S E
Cross Sts. S.W. N.E.

Market 2 1

Stevenson

.Jessie

Mission 100 101

Minna

X'atoma

Howard 200 201

Tehama

Clementina

Folsom 300 301

Shipley

Clara

Harrison 400 401

Bryant 500 501

Brannan 600 601

Bluxome

Townsend 700 701

King

Berry 800 801

Channel

Sixth Avenue, from Presidio

Reservation S to K

Sixth Avenue South, from

Islais S E to Water Front
Solano (now Eighteenth),
from the bay bet Mariposa
and X'ineteenth, W to Harrl-

Somerset ^University Home-
stead), from S 8 Silver Av
W of Goettingen

t (now Twenty-fourth),
from the bav bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fifth, W to
Potrero Av

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Sonoma Place (now San An-
tonio), from N s Vallejo bet
Kearny and Dupont

Sonora, from N s Green bet
Kearny and Dupont, N to
Union

Sophie Terrace, from N s
Pine bet Dupont and Stock-
ton

South, from the bay nr Hub-
bell S W to Sixteenth

South Avenue, E of County

Road, from Crescent Av to
Holly Park Av
South Broderlck (Flint Tract),
from Buena Vista Av S to
Park Hill Av
South Park, from W s Second
bet Bryant and Brannan, S W
to Third
South Park Alley, from E s
Third bet Bryant and Bran-
nan
Spear, from S s Market bet
Steuart and Main, S E to the
bay
Cross Sis. W. E.

Market 2 1

Mission 100 101

Howard 200 201

Folsom 300 301

Harrison 400 401

Bryant (e) (e)

Spencer Alley, from N s
Sixteenth bet Guerrero and
Dolores
Spofiford, from N s Clay bet
Dupont- and Stockton, N to
Washington
Spreckels, W of San Bruno
Av nr County Line

Spreckels Avenue (Sunny Side) ,

from Circular Av W
Spring, from S s California
bet Montgomery and Kearny
Spring, see Louisberg
Springdale (Spring Valley
Homestead), from W s Mis-
sion Road S of Bosworth
Spruce, from N s California
bet Locust and Maple, N to
Presidio Reservation
Cross Sts. E. W.

California 2 1

Sacramento 100 101

Clay 200 201

Washington 300 301

.Jackson 400 401

Pacific Avenue (e) (e)

St. Charles (now Rowland),
from E s Kearny bet Pacific
and Broadway

St. Charles Place (now San
Antonio), from W s Kearny
bet Valleio and Green

St. Francis (South S. F.), see
T South

St. George Alley, from N s
Bush bet Kearny and Dupont,
N to Pine

St. Germain Avenue (Claren-
don Heights), from Lincoln

Av W to San Miguel Rancho
St. John (South S. P.), see

P South
St. Joseph's Avenue, from N

s Turk bet Broderick and

Baker, N to Geary
St. Lawrence (South S. F.),

see B South
St. Louis Alley, from S s

Jackson bet Dupont and

Stockton
St. Mary, from N s Pine bet

Kearny and Dupont, N" to

California
St. Mary (Flint Tract), from

Masonic Av nr Congress
St. Mary's Avenue, from W s

Mission Road S of Crescent

Av

St. Rose's Avenue, from Ma-
sonic Av S of Point Lobos
Av

St. Thomas (South S. F.), see
Fifth Av South

St. Vincent, see Vincent

St. Vincent's Alley, from E s
Sansome bet Pacific and
Broadway

Stable Alley, from E s Va-
lencia bet Fifteenth and
Sixteenth

Standish (Bernal Heights,
now Peralta Av). from Es-
meralda Av S to Powhattan

Stanford, from S s Brannan
bet Second and Third, S E to
Townsend

Stanford Heights Avenue
(Stanford Heights), from
Twenty-fith S to Thirty-first

Stanley (City Land Ass'n
Tract), W of Old San ,Jose
Road nr County Line

Stanly Court, from E s Stan-
ly Place bet Harrison and
Bryant

Stanly Place, from S s Harri-
son bet First and Second, SE
to Bryant

Stanton, from Douglass nr
Twentieth to Falcon Av

Stanyan, from Fulton W of
Shrader S to extension of
Twentieth

Stanyan Avenue (Stanford

Heights), from Twenty-fifth

S to Thirty-first
Star (Bernal Heights), from

Franconia Av to Peralta Av
Stark (late Polk Lane), from

E s Stockton bet Pacific and

Broadway
Starr (Paul Tract), see Exe-
ter
State (City Land Ass'n

Tract), see Ramsell
State, from S W s Castro bet

Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Steiner, from N s Thirteenth

bet Fillmore and Pierce, N to

the bay
Cross Sts. B. W.

Ridley 2 1

Hermann 100

Germania

Waller 200 201

Laussat Avenue

Halght 300 301

Page 400 401

Oak 500 501

Fell 600 601

Hayes 700 (o)

Grove 800 (o)

Fulton 900 901

McAllister 1000 1001

Golden Gate Avenue . 1100 1101

Turk 1200 1201

Eddy 1300 1301

Ellis 1400 1401

Olive Avenue

O'Farrell 1500 1501

Elliot Park

Geary 1600 (o)

Post 1700 1701

Sutter 1800 1801

Bush 1900 1901

Wildey

Pine 2000 2001

California 2100 2101

Ferine Place

Sacramento 2200 2201

Clay 2300 (o)

Washington 2400 (o)

•Jackson 2,500 2501

Pacific Avenue 2600 2601

Broadway 2700 2701

Vallejo 2800 2801

Green 2900 2901

Union 3000 3001

Filbert 3100 3101

PIxley

Greenwich 3200 3201

Moulton

Lombard 3300 3301

Chestnut 3400 3401

Francisco .3500 3501

Bay 3600 .3601

NorthPoint 3700 3701

Beach 3800 3801

Jefferson 3900 3901

Tonquln 4000 4001

Lewis (e) (e)

Stephens Court, from s s

Sacramento bet Stockton and
Powell
Steuart, from S s Market bet
East South and Spear, S E to
the bay
Cross Sis. W. E.

Market 2 1

Mission 100 101

Howard 200 201

Folsom 300 301

Harrison (e) (e)

Steuben (late York), from
Islais Creek to San Bruno
Av
Steveloe Place, from E s Jones

bet Ellis and O'Farrell
Stevenson, from W s First
bet Market and Jessie, S W
and S to Sycamore Av. (The
continuation of this street
from Sycamore Av to
Twenty-first is now known
as Lexington Av.)
Cross Sis. N. S.

First 2 1

Ecker

Second 100 101

New Montgomery ... (c) (c)

Annie

Third 200 201

Fourth (c) (c)

Fifth 400 401

Sixth .500 501

Seventh 600 601

Eighth 700 701

Ninth 800 801

Tenth (c) (c)

Eleventh (c) (c)

Potter

Brady

Hermann 1100 1101

Ridley (c) (c)

Fourteenth (c) (c)

Fifteenth (c) (c)

Sixteenth (c) (c)

Seventeenth (c) (c)

Sycamore Av (e) (e)

Stevenson Avenue, from E s
Valencia bet Market and
Hermann
Stockton, from N s Market
bet Grant Av and Powell, N
to the bay
Cross Sts. E. W.

Market and Ellis 2

O'Farrell 100 10:

Geary 200 (o;

Morton —

Post -300 30

Stockton Place —

Sutter 400 40:

Bush 500 50:

Emma

Pine 600 60:

California 700

Emmett Place

Sacramento 800

Clay 900 90:

Washington 1000 100:

Jackson 1100 110:

Pacific 1200 120

Stark —

Broadway 1300 130

Vallejo 1400 140:

Card Alley

Montgomery Avenue

Green 1500 150:

Union 1600 160:

Filbert 1700 170:

Greenwich 1800 180:

Lombard 1900 190:

Chestnut 2000 20O

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Pfelffer

Francisco 2100 2101

Bay 2200 2201

Korth Point 2300 2301

Beach 2400 2401

.Jefferson (e) (e)

Stockton Place, from w s

Grant Av bet Post and Sut-
ter. ^V to Stockton

Stone, from N s Washington
bet Stockton and Powell, X
to .Jackson

Stoneman (Bernal Heights),
from Shotwell nr Ripley
Place to Folsom

Stout's Alley, from N s

Washington bet Dupont and
Stockton, X to .Jackson

Stringham, E of San Bruno
Av nr Islals Creek

Sullivan, from Cole S of Carl
W to First Av

SuUivan (Visitacion Valley),
see Astor

Sullivan Alley (now Shaw
Alley), from S s Mission Ikh
First and Second

Sullivan Alley, from N s
Jackson bet Dupont and
Stockton, X to Pacific

Sumatra (South S. F.), see
Seventeenth Av South

Summer, from W s Mont-
gomery bet Pine and Cali-
fornia, W to Kearny

Sumner, from S s Howard
bet Seventh and Eighth, to
Clementina

Sunny Court, from S s Geary
bet Buchanan and Webster

Sunny Dale Avenue, W of

San Bruno Av nr County Line

Sunny Side Avenue (Sunny
Side), from Circular Av W
to Hamburg

Sunset Avenue, from Wood-
land Av X to Sullivan

Sunshine Court, from E s
Eighth bet Howard and Fol-
som

Surrey, from W s Castro nr
Chenery

Sussex (late Kent), from W s
Castro nr Bemis

Susquehanna (South S. F.),

see X South

Sutter, from junction Market

and Sansome bet Post and

Bush, W to Central Av

Cross Sl^. N. S.

Market and Sansome 2 1

Montgomery 100 101

Trinity

Lick Place

Kearny 200 201

Clara Lane

Grant Avenue 300 301

Stockton 400 401

Powell 500 501

Delaware Court

Mason 600 601

Taylor 700 701

Jones 800 801

Leavenworth 900 901

Hyde 1000 1001

Larkin 1100 1101

Polk 1200 1201

Van Xess Avenue. . . .1300 1301

Franklin 1400 1401

Gough 1500 1501

Octavia 1600 1601

Lagima 1700 1701

Sutter Place

Buchanan 1800 1801

Webster 1900 1901

Cottage Ptow

Fillmore 2000 2001

Steiner 2100 2101

Pierce 2200 2201

Scott 2300 2301

Devisadero 2400 2401

Broderick 2500 2501

Baker 2600 2601

Lyon 2700 2701

Central Avenue (e) (e)

Sutter Place, from N s Sutter

bet Laguna and Buchanan
Swan, E of San Bruno Av nr

Islais Creek
Sweeney, from W s San Bruno

Av nr Islais Creek
Sweet, from N s Broadway
bet Taylor and Jones, N to
Vallejo

Sycamore Avenue (late Wil-
low), from W s Mission bet
Seventeenth and Eighteenth.
W to Valencia

T, from Twelfth Av S of S, W
to the ocean

T South, from Schneider S W
to Tenth Av South

Tacoma Avenue, from W s

Fifteenth Av bet Point

Lobos Av and Clement to

Sixteenth Av
Tahiti (South S. F.), see

Fortv-sixth Av South
Talbert, W of San Bruno Av

nr County Line

Tallapoosa (South S. F.), see

F South

Tara, W of Old San Jose Road
nr San Miguel

Tay, from S s Clay bet Powell
and Mason

Taylor, from N s Market bet
MasonandJones.X to the bay

Cross Sis. E. W.
Market and Golden

Gate Avenue .... 2 1

Turk 100 101

Eddy 200 201

Kose Place

Ellis 300 301

O'Farrell 400 401

Geary .500 501

Derby Place

Adelaide Place

Taylor Place

Post 600 601

Lewis Place

Becker Place

Sutter 700 701

Bush 800 801

Mulf ord Alley

Pine 900 901

Villa Place

California 1000 1001

Sacramento 1100 1101

Pleasant

Clay 12 0 1201

Washington 1300 1301

Jackson 1400 1401

Pacific 1500 1.501

Bernard

Broadway 1600 1601

Falcon Place

Valle jo 1700 1701

Green 1800 1801

Lincoln

Union 1900 1901

Lick ■...

Taylor Terrace

Filbert 2000 2001

Valparaiso

Greenwich 2100 2101

Lombard 2200 2201

Montgomery Avenue

Chestnut 2300 2301

Water

Francisco 2400 2401

Vandewater

Bay 2.500 2.501

North Point 2600 2601

Beach 2700 2701

Jefferson (e) (e)

Taylor Place, from E s Tay-
lor bet Geary and Post

Taylor Terrace, from E s

Taylor bet Union and Fil-
bert

Tehama, from W s First bet
Howard and Clementina, S W
to Ninth

Cross Sts. N. S.

First 2 1

Maiden Alley

Second 100 101

Third 200 201

Fourth 300 301

Fifth 400 401

Sixth (c) (c)

Seventh (c) (c)

Eighth 700 701

X'inth (e) (e)

Tehama (Bernal Heights),
see Manchester

Tehama Place, from E s First

bet Howard and Folsom
Telegraph (West End Tract),
from Mission Road nr County
Line

Telegraph Place, from N s

Greenwich bet Kearny and
Dupont
Temple, E of San Bruno Av

nr County Line
Temple (late Serpentine
Road), from N s Seven-
teenth AV of Clara Av
Teneriflfe (South S. F.), see

Fifteenth Av South
Tennessee, from South bet
Kentucky and Minnesota, S
to Tulare
Tenth, from S s Market bet
Ninth and Eleventh, S E to
Channel
Cross S/s. W. E.

Market 2 1

Stevenson

Mission lOt) 101

Minna

Natoma

Howard 200 201

Warren Avenue

Folsom 300 301

Sheridan

Harrison 400 401

Bryant 500 501

Channel (e) (e)

Tenth Avenue, from Presidio

Ret^ervation S to R

Tenth Avenue South, from

Schneider S E to Water Front
Tevis, from S s King bet

Third and Fourth
Tevis (South S. F.), from Wa-
ter Front S W to County Line
Texas, from Sixteenth bet

Mississippi and Missouri, S to

Tulare
Theodore Alley, from S s

Valle.lo bet Stockton and

Powell
Theresa (Academy Tract),

from N W s Mission Road bet

Tingley and Cotter
Third, from S s Market bet

Second and Fourth, S E to

the bay
Cross Sis. W. E.

Market 2 1

Stevenson

Jessie

Mission 100 101

Minna

Sherwood Place

Everett

Hunt

Howard 200 201

Tehama

Clementina

Folsom 300 301

Verona Place

Harrison 400 401

Perry

Silver

Bryant 500 .501

Park Lane

South Park

South Park Alley

Brannau 600 601

Townsend 700 701

King 800 801

Berry

Channel (e) (e)

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Third Avenue, from Presidio

Reservation S to J

Third Avenue South, from

Islals S E to Water Front
Thirteenth, from Harrison

bet Twelfth and Fourteenth,

N W and W to Buena VistaAv
Cross Sis. N. S.

Harrison 2 1

Bernlce

Treat Avenue

Isls

Folsom 100 101

Howard 200 201

Frankfort Avenue...

Mission 300 301

Stevenson

Valencia 400 401

Elgin Park Avenue. .

Pearl •

Guerrero 500 501

Market 600 601

Buchanan

Church 700 701

Fillmore

Belcher

Sanchez 801

Stelner

Walter

Noe 901

Scott

Castro 1001

Devlsadero

Alpine

Buena Vista Avenue, (e) (e)
Thirteenth Avenue, from

Presidio Reservation S to U

Thirteenth Avenue South,

from Islals Creek S E to
Water Front
Thirtieth, from W s Mission
S of Twenty-ninth, W to Fow-
ler Av
Cross Sis. N. S.

Mission 2 1

San Jose Avenue 100 101

Dolores 200 201

Chenery

Church 300

Dame

Whitney

Sanchez 400

Warren

Harper

Merced

Noe 500

Laldley

Castro 600 601

Diamond 700

Douglass 800

Thirtieth Avenue, from the
ocean S to X

Thirtieth Avenue South,

from Charter Oak Av S E to
County Line
Thirty-eighth Avenue, from

Clement S to X

Thirty-eighth Ave South,

from Railroad Av S E to

County Line
Thirty-fifth Avenue, from

Clement S to X
Thirty-fifth Avenue South,

from Railroad Av S E to

County Line
Thirty-first, from Bellevue

S of Thirtieth
Thirty-first Avenue, from the

ocean S to X
Thirty-first Avenue South,

from Railroad Av S E to

County Line
Thirty-fourth, from Bellevue

S of Thirty-third
Thirty-fourth Avenue, from

Clement S to X
Thirty-fourth Avenue South,

from Railroad Av S E to

County Line
Thirty-ninth Avenue, from

Clement S to X

Thirty-ninth Avenue South,

from Railroad Av S E to

County Line
Thirty-second, from Bellevue

S of Thirty-first, W
Thirty-second Avenue, from

the ocriiii S to X

Thirty-second Ave South,

from Hailroiid Av S E to
Countv Line

Thirty-seventh Avenue, from

Clement S to X

Thirty-seventh Ave South,
from Railroad Av S E to
Countv Line

Thirty-sixth Avenue, from
Clement S to X

Thirty-sixth Avenue South,

from Railroad Av S E to
County Line
Thirty-third, from Bellevue

S of Thirtv-seeoiid

Thirty-third Avenue, from

Clement S to X

Thirty-third Avenue South,

from Railroad Av S E to
County Line

Thompson Avenue, from S s
Brannan bet Second and
Third

Thornton (City Land Associ-
ation Tract), W of Old San
Jose Road nr County Line

Thornton Avenue (Silver
Terrace), from W s Railroad
Av nr Twentieth Av South,
W to San Bruno Av

Thrift (Railroad Homestead) ,
W of Old San Jose Road nr
County Line

Tiffany Avenue, from Valen-
cia nr junction Mission, S W
to Twenty-ninth

Tiffany Place (late Churchill
Court), from W s Mission nr
Twenty-ninth

Tilden (Flint Tract), from
Castro nr Fifteenth

Tillman Alley, from W s
Grant Av bet Sutter and
Stockton Place

Tingley (Academy Tract) ,
from N W 8 Mission Road nr
Silver Av

Tobago (South S, F.), see
Thirty-fourth Av South

Tohin (now Sunny Dale Ave-
nue), from W s San Bruno
Av near County Line

Tomasa (Bernal Heights),
from Peralta Av S E to Hol-
laday Av

Tombigbee (South S. F.), see

Q South

Tonningsen Place (late

Bowles Place), from N s
Howard bet Twelfth and
Thirteenth
Tonquin, from W s Larkin
bet Jefferson and Lewis, W
to Presidio Reservation
Torrens Court, from N s Clay

bet Hyde and Larkin
Touchard Alley, from S s
Pine bet Jones and Leaven-
worth
Townsend, from the bay bet
Brannan and King, S W to
Eighth
Cross Sts. N. S.

First 2 1

Japan

Second 100 101

Stanford

Hammond Place

Clarence Place

Third 200 201

Rltch

Clyde

Crook

Fourth 300 301

Fifth 400 401

Sixth 500 501

Gilbert ■

Seventh 600 601

Eighth (e) (e)

Tracy, from E s Devlsadero

bet Union and Filbert
Treat Avenue, from S s Thir-
teenth bet Folsom and Harri-
son, S to Ripley Place
Cross Sis. W. E.

Thirteenth 2 1

Fourteenth 100 101

Fifteenth 200 201

Sixteenth 300 301

Seventeenth 400 401

Eighteenth 500 501

Nineteenth 600 601

Twentieth 700 701

Twenty-first 800 801

Twenty-second 900 901

Twenty-third 1000 1001

Twenty-fourth 1100 1101

Twenty-fifth 1200 1201

Twenty-sixth 1300 1301

Army 1400 1401

Tremont Avenue (late Min-
nie), from S s Waller bet
Ashbury and Clayton
Trent Alley, from N s Twenty-
fourth bet Dolores and Chat-
tanooga
Trenton (late Virginia), from
N s Washington bet Stockton
and Powell, N to Pacific
Trinidad (South S. F.), see

Seventh Av South
Trinity, from N s Sutter bet
Montgomery and Kearny, N
to Bush
Troy Alley, from W s Hyde

bet Sacramento and Clay
Truett, from W s Mason bet

Clay and Washington
TrumbuU (College Home-
stead), from E 8 Mission Road
nr Silver Av
Tulare, from the bay along N
8 Islais Creek, W to Orleans
Tulip Alley, from Russ bet

Howard and Minna

Turk, from junction Market

and Mason bet Golden Gate

Av and Eddy, W to First Av

Cross Sis. N. S.

Market and Mason... 2 1

Margaret Court

Taylor 100 101

Jones 200 201

Leavenworth .300 301

Hyde 400 401

Marye Terrace

Dodge

Larkin 500 501

Polk 600 601

Van Ness Avenue ... 700 701

Franklin 800 801

Gough (c) (c)

Jefferson Square

Laguna 1100 1101

Buchanan 1200 1201

Webster 1300 1301

Fillmore 1400 1401

Steiner 1500 1501

Pierce 1600 1601

Scott 1700 1701

Seymour Avenue

Devlsadero 1800 1801

Broderick 1900 1901

St. Joseph's Avenue. ■

Baker (o) 2001

Lyon (o) 2101

Lott (o) 2201

Masonic Avenue 2300 (o)

Parker Avenue

North Stanyan

North Willard

First Avenue (e) (e)

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Twelftll, from S s Market
bet Eleventh and Brady S E
to Harrison. CSome of the
buildings on this street are
incorrectly numbered.)
Cross Sis. w. E.

Market 2 1

Mission 100 101

Glen Part Avenue . .

Howard 200 201

Kissling •

Folsom 300 301

Isls

Bernice

Harrison (c) (c)

Twelfth Avenue, from Pre-
sidio Reservation S to T
Twelftll Avenue Soutli, from
Islais Creek S E to Water
Front
Twentieth, from the bay bet
Sineteenth and Twenty-first,
W. (The inside column
shows the new numbers,
from Potrero Av, W, in ac-
cordance with the extension
of the street to the bay.)
Cross Sts. N. S.

Potrero A v (2600) 2 1

Hampshire.... (2700)

York (2800) 100 101

Bryant (2900)

Florida (3000) 200 201

Alabama (3100)

Harrison (3200) 300 301

Treat Avenue

Polsom (3300) 400 401

Shotwell

Howard (3400) 500 501

Capp

Mission (3500) 600 601

San Carlos Avenue .

Stevenson

Valencia (3600) 700 701

Guerrero (3700) 800 801

Dolores (3800) (o) 901

Church (3900) 1000 1001

Sanchez (4000) 1100 1101

Xoe (4100) 1200 1201

Hartford

Castro (4200) 1300 1301

ColUngwood

Diamond (4300) 1400 1401

Eureka

Douglass (4400) 1500 1501

Twentieth Avenue, from Pre-
sidio Reservation S to X
Twentieth Avenue South,

from Elmlra S E to A South

Twenty-eighth, from W s

Guerrero bet Duncan and

Valley. W to Fowler Av.
(The buildings on this street
from Dolores W are incor-
rectly numbered.)

Cross Sts. N. S.

Guerrero 2 1

Dolores (200) 100 101

Church (300) 200 201

Sanchez (400) 300 301

Xoe 400 401

Castro 500 501

Diamond 600 601

Douglass 700 701

Hoffman Avenue ... 800 801

Bellevue 900 901

Twenty-eighth Avenue, from

the ocean S to X

Twenty-eighth Ave South,

from Charter Oak Av S E to
County Line
Twenty-fifth, from the bay
bet Twenty-fourth and
Twenty-sixth. W to Fowler
Av. (The inside column
shows the new numbers,
from Potrero Av W, in ac-
cordance with the extension
of the street to the bay.)
Cross Sts. N. S.

Potrero Av.... (2800) 2 1

Hampshire

York (2900) 100 101

Bryant

Florida (3000) 200 201

Alabama

Harrison (3100) 300 301

Balmy —

Treat Avenue

Garfield Avenue

Folsom (3200) 400 401

Shotwell

Howard (3300) 500 501

Capp

Mission (3400) 600 601

Bartlett

Valencia (3500) 700 701

San Jose Avenue

Guerrero (3600) 800 801

Fair Oaks

Dolores (3700) 900 901

Church (3800) 1000 1001

Vlcksburg .

Sanchez (3900) 1100 1101

Margary

Noe (4000) 1200 1201

Castro (4100) 1300 1301

Diamond (4200) 1400 1401

Douglass ( 4300) 1500 1501

Twenty-fifth Avenue, from

the ocean S to X

Twenty-fifth Avenue South,

from Thornton Av S E to
Water Front
Twenty-first, from the bay
bet Twentieth and Twenty-
second. W. (The inside col-
umn shows the new numbers,
from Potrero Av TV, in ac-
cordance with the extension
of the street to the bay.)
Cross Sts. N. S.

Potrero Av.... (2600) 2 1

Hampshire (2700)

York (2800) 100 101

Bryant (2900)

Florida (30U0) 200 201

Alabama (3100)

Harrison (3200) 300 301

Treat Avenue

Folsom (3300) 400 401

Shotwell

Howard (3400) 500 501

Capp

Mission (3500) 600 601

San Carlos Avenue..

Bartlett

Stevenson

Valencia (3600) 700 701

Guerrero (3700) 800 801

Fair Oaks

Dolores (3800) 900 901

Chattanooga

Church (3900) 1000 1001

Vlcksburg

Sanchez (4000) 1100 1101

Noe (4100) 1200 1201

Castro (4200) 1300 1:301

ColUngwood

Diamond (4300)1400 1401

Eureka

Douglass (4400) 1500 1501

Twenty-first Avenue, from

Presidio Reservation S to X

Twenty-first Avenue South,

from Silver Av S E to A
South
Twenty-fourth, from the bay
bet Twenty-third and Twen-
ty-fifth, W. (The inside col-
umn shows the new numbers,
from Potrero Av W, in ac-
cordance with the extension
of the street to the bay.)
Cross Sts. N. S.

Potrero Av.... (2700) 2 1

Hampshire

York (2800) 100 101

Bryant

Florida (2900) 200 201

Alabama

Harrison (3000) 300 301

Balmy .

Treat Avenue

Garfield Avenue

Folsom (3100) 400 401

Shotwell

Howard (3200) 500 501

Capp

Mission 03300) 600 601

Bartlett

Valencia (3400) 700 701

San Jose Avenue

Guerrero (3500) 800 801

Fair Oaks

Dolores (3600) 900 901

Chattanooga

Church (3700)1000 1001

Vlcksburg

Sanchez (3800) 1100 1101

Margary

Noe (3900) 1200 1201

Castro (4000) 1300 1301

Diamond (4100) 1400 1401

Douglass (4200) 1500 1501

Twenty-fourth Avenue, from

Presidio Reservation S to X

Twenty-fourth Ave South,

from Thornton Av S E to

Water Front
Twenty-ninth, from w s

Mission bet Valley and Day,

W to Fowler Av
Cross Sts. N. s.

Mission 2 1

Tiffany Avenue

San Jose Avenue 100 101

Dolores 200 201

Church 300 301

Sanchez 400 401

Noe 500 .501

Castro 600 601

Diamond 700 701

Douglass 800 801

Twenty-ninth Avenue, from

the ocean S to X

Twenty-ninth Ave South,

from Charter Oak Av S E to
County Line

Twenty-second, from the bay

bet Twenty-first and Hum-
boldt, W. (The inside column
shows the new numbers,
from Potrero Av W, in ac-
cordance with the extension
of the street to the bay.)
Cross Sts. N. s.

Potrero Av (2600) 2 1

Hampshire

York (2700) 100 101

Bryant

Florida (2800) 200 201

Harrison '.'.'.'.'.'. (2900) 300 301

Treat Avenue

Folsom (3000) 400 401

Shotwell

Howard (3100) 500 501

Capp

Mission (3200) 600 601

Bartlett

Valencia (3300) 700 701

San Jose Avenue

Guerrero (3400) 800 801

Fair Oaks

Do lores ..! '. '. '. '. (3.500) 900 901

Chattanooga

Church (3600) 1000 1001

Vlcksburg

Sanchez (3700)1100 1101

Noe (3800) 1200 1201

Castro (3900) 1300 1301

ColUngwood

Diamond (4000)1400 1401

Eureka

Douglass (4100) 1500 1.501

Twenty-second Avenue, from

Presidio Reservation S to X

Twenty-second Ave South,

from Silver Av S E to A
South

Twenty-seventh, from W s
San Jose Av bet Army and
Duncan, W to Stanford
Heights Av. (The buildings
on this street from Guerrero
W are incorrectly numbered )

Cross Sts. N. S.

San Jose Avenue ... 2 1
Guerrero 100 101

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Twenty-seventh— Cont'd.

Dolores (300) 200 201

Church (400) 300 301

Sanchez (500) 400 401

Xoe 500 501

Castro 600 601

Diamond 700 701

Douglass SOO 801

Twenty-seventh Avenue, from

the ocean S to X

Twenty-seventh Ave South'

from Thornton Av S E to
County Line
Twenty-sixth, from the bay
bet Twenty-Hfth and Army,
W to Fowler Av. (The in-
side column shows the new
numbers, from Potrero Av
W, in accordance with the
extension of the street to
the bay.)
Cross Sts. S. N.

Potrero Av . . . . (2800) 2 1

Hampshire

York (2900) 100 101

Bryant

Florida (3000) 200 201

Alabama

Harrison (3100) 300 801

Treat Avenue

Garfield Avenue

Folsom (3200) 400 401

Shotwell

Howard (3300) 500 501

Capp

Mission (3400) 600 601

Bartlett

Valencia (3500) 700 701

San Jose Avenue . . .

Guerrero (.3600) 800 801

Fair Oaks

Dolores (3700) 900 901

Church (3800) 1000 1001

Sanchez f3900) 1100 1101

Noe (4000) 1200 1201

Castro (4100) 1300 1301

Diamond (4200) 1400 1401

Douglass (4300) 1500 1501

Twenty-sixth Avenue, from

the ocean S to X

Twenty-Sixth Ave South,

from Thornton Av S E to
Water Front
Twenty-third, from the bay
bet Humboldt and Twenty-
fourth, W. (The inside col-
umn shows the new numbers,
from Potrero Av W, in ac-
cordance with the extension
of the street to the bay.)
Cross Sis. N. S.

Potrero Av.... (3700) 2 1

Hampshire

York (2800) 100 101

Bryant

Florida (2900) 200 201

Alabama

Harrison (3000) 300 301

Treat Avenue

Folsom (3100) 400 401

Shotwell

Howard (3200) 500 501

Capp

Mission (3300) 600 601

Bartlett

Valencia (8400) 700 701

San Jose Avenue . .

Guerrero (3500) 800 801

Fair Oaks

Dolores (3600) 900 901

Chattanooga

Church (3700) 1000 1001

Vlcksburg

Sanchez (3800) 1100 1101

Margary

Noe (3900) 1200 1201

Castro (4000) 1300 1301

Diamond (4100) 1400 1401

Eureka

Douglass (4200) 1500 1501

Twenty-third Avenue, from
Presidio Reservation S to X

Twenty-third Avenue South,

from Q South S E to A South

Twin Peaks Avenue (Stan-
ford Heights), from Twenty-
fifth S to Thirty-first
Tyler, see Golden Gate Av
U, from Thirteenth Av S of T,
W to the ocean

Unadilla Avenue (West End

Tract), from Old San Jose
Eoad nr San Miguel

Union, from the bay bet

Green and Filbert, W to Pre-
sidio Reservation

Cross Sis. N. S.

Front 2 1

Battery 100 101

Gaines

Sansome 200 201

Calhoun

Montgomery 300 301

Vincent

Kearny...., 400 401

Filbert Place

Sonora

Varennes

Lafayette Place

Dupont 500 501

Bannam Place

Cadell Alley

Jasper Place

Union Place

Graham Place

Stockton (o) 601

Montgomery Avenue.

Powell 700 701

August Alley

Mason 800 801

Taylor 900 901

Marlon Place

Jones 1000 1001

Leavenworth 1100 1101

Sharp Place

Hyde 1200 1201

Allen

West End Alley

Moore

Larkln 1300 1301

Polk 1400 1401

Van Iv'ess Avenue .... 1500 1501

Franklin 1600 1601

Gough 1700 1701

Octavia 1800 1801

Laguna 1900 1901

Olive Court

Buchanan 2000 2001

Webster 2100 2101

Fillmore 2200 2201

Stelner 2300 2301

Pierce 2400 2401

Scott 2500 2501

Devisadero 2600 2601

Broderick 2700 2701

Baker 2800 2801

Lyon (e) (e)

Union Avenue (Bemal Heights),
from San Bruno Av W to
Andover Av
Union Place, from N s Green
bet Dupont and Stockton, N
to Union

Union Square, bet Geary,

Post, Stockton and Powell

University (Univeisity Homestead) ,
from Silver Av S to Mansell

Upper Terrace (Park Lane
Tract), from Olympus nr Sev-
enteenth X E

Uranus (Park Lane Tract),
from S s Seventeenth bet
Mars and Ashbury

Uruguay (South S. F.), see
Thirty-eighth Av South

Utah, from Channel bet Ne-
braska and Potrero Av, S to
Colusa

Utah (South S. F.) , see Elmira

V, from Fourteenth Av S of
U, W to the ocean

Valencia, from S s Market

bet Mission and Guerrero, S

to Mission

Cross Sis. W. E.

Market 2 1

Stevenson Avenue. . .

Hermann 100 101

Thirteenth 200 201

Quinn

Brosnan

Fourteenth 300 301

Fifteenth 400 401

Sixteenth 500 .501

Seventeenth 600 601

Clarion Alley

Sycamore Avenue ...

Eighteenth 700 701

Nineteenth 800 801

Cumberland Place...

Twentieth 900 901

Liberty

Twenty-first 1000 1001

Hill

Twenty-second 1100 1101

Twenty-third 1200 1201

Twenty-fourth 1300 1301

Twenty-fifth 1400 1401

Twenty-sixth 1500 1501

Army

Tlfifany Avenue

Mission (e) (e)

Vallejo, from the bay bet
Broadway and Green, W to
Presidio Reservation

Cross Sis. N. S.

Davis 2 1

Front 100 101

Battery 200 201

Flint Alley

Sansome 300 :301

Prescott Court

Hall Alley

Hodge's Alley

Bartol

Montgomery 400 401

Kearny 500 501

San Antonio

Plnckney Place

Pollard Place

Margaret Place ■

Dupont 600 601

Montgomery Avenue

Vallejo Place

Stockton 700 701

Vulcan Lane

Theodore Alley

Morey Alley

Wheelock Place

Powell 800 801

Washoe Place

O'Connell Place

Mason 900 901

Vallejo Terrace

Taylor 1000 1001

Sweet

Florence Place

Jones 1100 1101

Leavenworth 1200 1201

Hyde 1300 1:»1

White

Larkln 1400 1401

Polk 1500 1501

Van Ness Avenue.... 1600 1601

Franklin 1700 1701

Gough 1800 1801

Octavia 1900 1901

Laguna 2000 2001

Buchanan 2100 2101

Webster 2200 2201

Fillmore 2300 2.301

Stelner 2400 2401

Pierce 2500 2501

Scott 2600 2601

Devisadero 2700 2701

Broderick 2800 2801

Baker 2900 2901

Lyon (e) (e)

Vallejo Place, from S s Val-
lejo bet Montgomery Av and
Stockton

Vallejo Terrace, from S s

Vallejo bet Mason and Tay-

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Valley, from W s San Jose
Av bet Twenty-eighth and
Twenty-ninth, to Fowler At.
(The buildings on this street
from Church W are Incor-
rectly numbered.)
Cross Sts. N. S.

San Jose Avenue 2 1

Dolores 100 101

Church (300) 200 201

Sanchez (400) 300 301

Noe 400 401

Castro 500 501

Diamond 600 601

Douglass 700 701

Valparaiso, from W s Mason
bet Filbert and Greenwich,
W to Taylor and from Eoach
to Jones
Van Buren (Flint Tract), see
Java

Van Ness Avenue, from s s

Market bet Polk and Frank-
lin, N to the bay
Cross Sts. E. w.

Market and Oak 2 1

Hickory Avenue

Fell 100 101

Linden Avenue

Hayes 200 201

Ivy Avenue

Grove 300 301

Birch Avenue

Fulton 400 401

Ash Avenue

McAllister 500 501

Locust Avenue

Golden Gate Avenue 600 601

Elm Avenue

Turk TOO 701

Laurel Avenue

Eddy 800 801

Willow Avenue

Ellis 900 901

Olive Avenue

O'Farrell 1000 1001

Myrtle Avenue

Geary 1100 1101

Cedar Avenue

Post 1200 1201

Walnut Avenue

Sutter 1300 1301

Fern Avenue

Bush 1400 1401

Austin

Pine 1500 1501

California 1600 1601

Sacramento 1700 1701

Clay 1800 1801

Washington 1900 1901

Jackson 2000 2001

Pacific Avenue 2100 2101

Broadway 2200 2201

Valle.io 2300 2301

Bonita

Green 2400 2401

Union 2500 2501

Filbert 2600 2601

Greenwich 2700 2701

Lombard 2800 2801

Chestnut 2900 2901

Francisco 3000 3001

Bay 3100 (o)

NorthPoint 3200 (o)

Beach 3300 (o)

Jefferson 3400 (o)

Tonquin 3500 (o)

Lewis (e) (e)

Vancouver (South S F.), see
Thirty-first Av South.

Vandewater, from w s Pow-

ell bet Francisco and Bay, W
to Taylor

Varennes, from N s Union
bet Kearny and Dupont, N to
Filbert

Vassalboro, W of San Bruno
Av nr County Line

Vassar Place, from S s Har-
rison bet Second and Third

Vasserot Place, from S s
Geary bet Hyde and Larkin

Venard Alley, from S s Chest-
nut bet Powell and Mason

Venezuela (South S. F.), see
Sixth Av South

Venus (Silver Terrace), from
Thornton Av to Williams Av

Ver Melir, from E s Kearny
bet Post and Sutter

Vermont, frofn Channel bet
Kansas and Nebraska, S to
Islais Creek

Vermont (South S. F.), see
Conkllng

Vernon (City Land Associ-
ation Tract), W of Old San
Jose Koad nr County Line

Vernon Place, from Haw-
thorne bet Folsom and Har-
rison

Vernon Place (now Marcy
Place), from S s Jackson bet
Mason and Taylor

Verona Place, from E s Third

l)('t Folsom and Harrison

Vicksburg, from S s Twenty-
first bet Church and Sanchez,
S to Twenty-fifth

Victor (late White's Place),
from S s Bryant bet Seventh
and Eighth

Victoria (City Land Associ-
ation Tract), W of Old San
Jose Koad nr County Line

Vienna (Excelsior Home-
stead), from Silver Av S W
to Amazon

View Avenue, from Romain
bet Douglass and Falcon Av

Villa Place, from E s Taylor
bet Pine and California

Vincent, from N s Green bet
Montgomery and Kearny, N
to Union

Virgil Alley, from S s Twenty-
fifth bet Howard and Shot-
well

Virginia, from the bay bet
Ohio and New York, S to
First Av South

Virginia (now Trenton), from
N s Washington bet Stockton
and Powell, N to Pacific

Virginia Avenue (Bernal
Heights), from E s Mission nr
Thirtieth

Virginia Court (late Virginia
Place), from W s Dupont bet
Pine and California

Virginia Place, from N s Pa-
cific bet Stockton and Powell,
N to Broadway

Visitacion Avenue, from San
Bruno Av nr County Line

Voll Avenue, from N s Post

bet Buchanan and Webster
Volney Alley, see Elizabeth

Place
Von Schmidt (South S. F.),

from Water Front S W to

County Line
Vorrath Place, see Eureka

Place
Vulcan (Park Lane Tract),

from Juno nr Serpentine

Road
Vulcan (Silver Terrace), see

Jupiter
Vulcan Lane (late Maiden

Lane, from N s Vallejo bet

Stockton and Powell
W, from Fifteenth Av S of V,

W to the Ocean
Wagner Alley, from S s Eddy

bet Jones and Leavenworth
Walbridge, W of San Bruno

Av nr County Line
Waldo Alley, from W s Leav-
enworth bet Broadway and

Vallejo
Wall Place, from N s Jackson
bet Leavenworth and Hyde

Waller, from junction Market

and Octavia W to Stanyan
Cross Sts. N. S.

Market and Octavia. . '2 1

Laguna 100 101

Buchanan 200 201

Webster 300 301

Fillmore 400 401

Steiner 500 (o)

Pierce 600 (o)

Scott 700 701

Devlsadero 800 801

Broderick 900 901

Buena Vista Park

Lott 1200 1201

Masonic Avenue 1300 1301

De Long Avenue

Ashbury 1400 1401

Tremout Avenue

Clayton 1500 1501

Belvedere

Cole 1600 1601

Shrader 1700 1701

Stanyan (e) (e)

Walnut, from N s California
bet Central Av and Laurel,
N to Presidio Reservation
Cross Sts. E. w.

California 2 1

Sacramento 100 101

Clay 200 201

Washington 300 ;301

Jackson 400 401

Pacific Avenue (e) (e)

Walnut (City Land Ass'n

Tract), see Ralston
Walnut Avenue, from S s
Larkin bet Post and Sutter,
W to Laguna
Cross Sts. N. s.

Larkin 2 1

Polk 100 101

Van Ness Avenue 200 201

Franklin 300 301

Gough (c) (c)

Octavia 500 501

Laguna (e) (e)

Walter, from S s Thirteenth
bet Sanchez and Noe, S to
Foutreenth
Waltham (Bernal Heights,
late Mary), from W s Ala-
bama nr Esmeralda Av
Ward, from W s San Bruno

Av nr County Line
Ward (Bernal Heights), see

Banks
Warden, from N s Francisco

bet Stockton and Powell
Ware, from Paul Av S to San

Bruno Av
Warren (Fairmount Tract,
now Sanchez), from Thirtieth
to Palmer

Warren Avenue, from E s

Tenth bet Howard and Fol-
som
Warren Place (late Goldman
Place), from E s Mission bet
Sixteenth and Seventeenth

Washington, from the bay

))et Clay and Jackson, W to
First Av

Cross Six. N, S.

East North 2 1

Drumm 100 101

Davis 200 201

Cedar

Front 300 301

Battery 400 401

Custom House Place.

Sansome 500 501

Jones Alley

Montgomery 600 601

Montgomery Avenue.

Dunbar Alley

Kearny 700 (o)

Brenham Place

Washington Alley . . .

Dupont 800 801

Waverly Place

Stout's Alley

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Washington— Cont'd.

Spofford

Stockton 900 901

Trenton

Hopeton Terrace

Stone

Powell 1000 1001

Codman Place

Wetmore Place

Mason 1100 1101

Taylor 1200 1201

Jones 1300 1301

Priest

Keed

Leavenworth 1400 1401

Hyde 1500 1501

Larkin 1600 1601

Polk 1700 1701

Van Ness Avenue 1800 1801

Franklin 1900 1901

Gough 2000 (o)

Octavia 2100 (o)

Laguna 2200 ^201

Buchanan 2300 2301

Webster 2400 2401

Fillmore 2500 2501

Steiner..., (c) (c)

Alta Plaza

Scott 2800 2801

Devlsadero 2900 2901

Broderlck 3000 8001

Baker 3100 3101

Lyon 3200 3201

Central Avenue 3300 3301

Walnut 3400 3401

Laurel 3500 3501

Locust 3600 3601

Spruce 3700 3701

Maple 3800 3801

Cherry 3900 3901

First Avenue (e) (e)

Washington Alley, from N s

Washington bet Kearny and
Dunont, N to Jackson
Washington Avenue, from S

s Mission bet Ninth and
Tenth, S E to Howard

Washington Avenue fBemal

Heights, now Treat Av)
Washington Square, bet

Union, Filbert, Stockton,

Montgomery Av and Powell
Washoe Place, from N s Val-

lejo bet Powell and Mason
Water, from W s Mason bet

Chestnut and Francisco, W

to Taylor
Water (South S. F.), see

Nashua
Water Front, from Shasta

along the bay, S to County

Line
Waterloo, from E s San Bruno

Av nr Cortland Av
Waterville (South S. F., late

Nebraska), from Helena S to

Augusta

Watson Place (West End

Tract), from Ocean Av W of
Mission Koad
Watt Avenue (West End
Homestead), S E of Mission
Road nr County Line

Waverly Place, from N s

Sacramento bet Dupont and
Stockton, N to Washington

Wayland (University Home-
stead), from San Bruno Av S
of Bacon

Wayne (Bernal Heights, now
Ellsworth), from S s Cortland
Av bet Gates and Kosciusko

Webb, from N s California
bet Montgomery and Kearny,
N to Sacramento

Webb Place, from W s Mason
bet Green and Union

Webster, from N s Hermann
bet Buchanan and Fillmore,
N to the bay

Cross Sis. E. W.

Hermann ! 2 1

Germania

Waller 100 101

Elm

Haight 200 201

Rose Avenue

Page 300 301

Lily Avenue

Oak 400 401

Hickory Avenue

Fell 500 501

Linden Avenue ■

Hayes 600 601

Ivy Avenue

Grove 700 701

Fulton 800 801

McAllister 900 901

Golden Gate Avenue.lOOO 1001

Turk 1100 1101

Laurel Avenue

Eddy 1200 1201

Ellis 1300 1801

Olive Avenue ——

O'Farrell 1400 1401

Geary 1500 1501

Post 1600 1601

Sutter 1700 1701

Bush 1800 1801

Wildey

Pine 1900 1901

California 2000 2001

Sacramento.. 2100 2101

Clay 2200 2201

Washington 2300 2301

Jackson 2400 2401

Webster Place

Paciiic Avenue 2500 2501

Broadway 2600 2601

Vallejo 2700 2701

.Green 2800 2801

Union 2900 2901

Filbert 3000 3001

Pixley

Greenwich 3100 3101

Moulton

Lombard 3200 3201

Chestnut (o) 3301

Francisco (o) 3401

Bay 3500 3501

North Point 3600 3601

Beach 3700 3701

Jefferson 3800 3801

Tonquin 3900 3901

Lewis (e) (e)

Webster (now Winthrop),
from N s Lombard bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny
Webster Place, from E s
Webster bet Jackson and
Pacific Av
Weldon, W of San Bruno Av

nr head Islais Creek
Wells Avenue, from W s
Dolores bet Fifteenth and
Sixteenth
Wells Court, from S s Lom-
bard bet Dupont and Stockton
Welsh, from W s Zoe bet
Bryant and Brannan, S W to
W of Fourth
West Avenue, from Mission
nr Cortland Av, S E to Holly
Park Av
West Eddy, from North Wil-

lard nr Turk W to First Av
West El Dorado, from Sixth
nr El Dorado, S W to Six-
teenth
West End Alley, from N s
Green bet Hyde and Larkin,
N to Union

West Lake Avenue (WestEnd

Tract), W of County Road nr
County Line

West Mission, from Mission
nr Twelfth. S W to Hermann,
thence S to .Mission nr Thir-
teenth

West Park, from Holly Park
Av nr Richland Av

Weston Place, from N s Bry-
ant bet Fourth and Fifth

Wetmore Place, from N s
Clay bet Powell and Mason,
N to Washington

Wheat, from Paul Av S to

Salinas Av

Wheelock Place, from N s

Valle.io bet Stockton and
Powell

White, from N s Vallejo bet
Hyde and Larkin

White's Place, from E s Jones
bet Sutter and Bush

White's Place (now Victor),
from S s Bryant bet Seventh
and Eighth

Whiting, from E s Dupont
bet Lombard and Chestnut

Whitney (Fairmount Tract),
from Thirtieth nr Sanchez, S
to Randall

Whitney (now Clive), E of
San Bruno Av nr County
Line

Whitney (now Capp), from S
8 Fifteenth bet Howard and
Mis.sion, to Sixteenth

Whittier (West End Home-
stead, late Lafayette), from
Mission Road nr County
Line

Wieland, W of San Bruno Av
nr County Line

Wieland Avenue (Sunnyside),
from Circular Av W

Wilde, from W s San Bruno
Av nr County Line

Wilder, from Castro nr Old
San Jose Road

Wildey, from W s Webster
bet Bush and Pine, W to
Steiner

Willard, from Grattan W of
Stanyan, N to Golden Gate
Park

Willard North, see North
Willard

William, from N s O'Farrell
bet Taylor and Jones, N to
Post

William (Fairmount Tract),
see El Monte

Williams (University Home-
stead), see Somerset

Williams Avenue (Silver Ter-
race), from Railroad Av nr
Twenty-second Av South

Williamson (now Parker Ave-
nue), from N s Point Lobos
Av W of Boyce

Willow (now Sycamore Ave-
nue), from W s Mission bet
Seventeenth and Eighteenth,
W to Valencia

Willow (now Falmouth), from
S s Folsom bet Fifth and
Sixth, to Shipley

Willow Avenue, from W s
Larkin bet Eddy and Ellis,
W to Buchanan

Cross Sts. N. S.

Larkin 2 1

Polk 100 101

Van Ness Avenue .... 200 201

Franklin 300 301

Gough 400 401

Octavia 500 501

Laguna 600 601

Buchanan (e) (e)

Wilson, from W s Gough bet
Vallejo and Green

Winslow (Bernal Heights),
from Esmeralda Av S to
Powhattan

Winter Lane, from E s
Mason bet Green and Union

Winthrop (late Webster),
from N 8 Lombard bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny, N to
Chestnut

Wisconsin, from Sixteenth
bet Arkansas and Carolina.
S to Tulare

Wolfe (Bernal Heights), from
Isabel S W to Peralta Av

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Wood, from Point Lobos Av

bet Masonic Av and Collins
Woodland Avenue, from

Lotta S W to Sunset Ar
Wool (Bemal Heights), from
Powhattan nr North Av S to
Cortland Av
Woolsey (University Home-
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S of Wayland

Worcester Avenue (City

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Old San Jose Eoad nr County-
Line

Worden Avenue (West End

Tract), from Old San Jose

Road nr County Line
Worth., from Twenty-second

"W of Douglass
Wyoming (South S. F.), from

Islals S to First Av South

Wyoming Avenue (West End
Tract), W of Mission Eoad
nr County Line

X, from Sixteenth Av S of W,

to the ocean
Yale (Dniversity Homestead), from

Silver Av S to Mansell
Yazoo (South s. F.), see M

South
Yertoa Buena, from N s Sac-
ramento bet Mason and Tay-
lor, N to Clay
Yolo (now Twenty-fifth), from
the bay bet Twenty-fourth
and Twenty-sixth, W to Po-
trero Av
York, from Channel bet
Hampshire and Bryant, S to
Twenty-sixth
Cross Sis. w. B.

Channel 2 1

Alameda 100 101

Fifteenth 200 201

Sixteenth (c) (c)

Franklin Square

Seventeenth 400 401

Mariposa 500 501

Eighteenth 600 601

Nineteenth 700 701

Twentieth 800 801

Twenty-first 900 901

Twenty-second 1000 1001

Twenty- third 1100 1101

Twenty-fourth 1200 1201

Twenty-flfth 1300 1301

Twenty-sixth (e) (e)

York (South S. F.), see Steu-
ben
Yuba (now Twenty-sixth),
from the bay bet Twenty-
flfth and Army, to Potrero
Av
Yucatan (South S. F.), see

Forty-seventh Av South
Yuma (late Eureka), from
Sixth nr El Dorado, S W to
Sixteenth
Zoe, from S s Bryant bet
Third and Fourth, S E to
Brannan

Zoe Place, from S s Polsom
bet Beale and Fremont

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Abbott William, liquors, 210 Grant Av

Acker Herbert C, clerk, r. 1338 Bush

Adams Richard, with Sanden Electric Co., r.
1614 Golden Gate Av

Adams & Beck Co. (Charles W. Adams and
E. B. and C. C. Beck), Pacific Coast
agents Mosler Safe Co., Stimpson Com-
puting Scale Co., Champion Cash Regis-
ter Co. and Hough Cash Recorder Co.,
308 Market

.ffitnaLife Insurance Co. (Hartford, Conn.), H.
B. Houghton manager, 511-513 Safe De-
posit Bldg

Ahem Andrew, teamster Street Dept, r. 3 Cedar
Av

Akard Dolver B., carpenter, r. 28 De Long Av

Alberger William R., general agent Santa Fe
Fruit and Refrigerator Co., 61 Chronicle
Bldg

Albro John S., books and stationery, 1000V4
Market and 3 Eddy, r. 1004 Market

Aldrich Stuart, superintendent Money Order
Dept. Post Office, r. 2201 Webster

Aldrich William F., secretary Parke & Lacy
Co.. 21-23 Fremont, r. 2301 Webster

Alexander John (Alexander & Knox), r. 152
Minna
" Robert E., printer, r. 40114 Oak
" &Knox (John Alexander and James Knox),
cigars and tobacco, 412 Kearny

Aliamus Remi, salesman E. Gamier & Co., r.
Alameda

Alina Colony, W. E. von Johannsen president,
Charles Fabricius secretary, 220 Cali-
fornia

AUbright George, salesman W. W. Montague &
Co., r. Fruitvale

Allen John, physician, 405 Kearny, r. 3020
Clay
" William E., president Jones, Allen & Co.,
r. 703 Hayes

Almos Samuel, shoemaker, r. 143, 3d

American Furniture and Express Co., Henry
Frosch proprietor, NW cor Stockton and
Geary, office 146 Geary
" Samson, physician, 36'/^ Geary, r. 1244 Mis-
sion

Anchor Brewerv, Baruth&Schinkel proprietors,
1431 Pacific

Ancient Order of Foresters Cemetery Associa-
tion, office 997 Market

Angell James B., secretary Real Estate and
Development Co., 26 Mills Bldg, 9th floor

Aoki Tetsutard, agent Specie Bank of Yoko-
hama, 515 Montgomery

Appiarius H. William, clerk C. H. Venken &
Co.,r. 1810 O'Farrell

Argonaut Publishing Co., Jerome A. Hart pres-
ident, F. I. Vassault secretary, pub-
lishers The Argonaut, 246 Sutter

Argonaut The (weekly). Argonaut Publishing
Co. publishers, 246 Sutter

Arizona Sandstone Co. (Santa Ana, Cal.), Clin-
ton J. Hutchins local agent, 69 Colum-
bian Bldg

Armstrong F. H., chief officer str Belgic, r. Oc-
cidental Hotel
" Percy E. (Taylor & Armstrong), r. 449
Clementina

Amdt H. R., editor Pacific Coast Journal of
Homoeopathy, 234 Sutter, r. San Diego,
Cal.

Arnold Laura A., widow, r. 1036 McAllister

Asher Herman, ladies' tailor, 14 Grant Av,
room 58

Atkinson Harry L., bookkeeper Page, McCutch-
eon & Eells, r. 406 Sutter
" Marshall B., manufacturers' agent, 214
Pine, rootn 29, r. Berkeley

Attridge M. Miss (Attridge & Sweeney), r. 2005
Leavenworth

Attridge & Sweeney (Miss M. Attridge and Miss
J. Sweeney), dressmaking, 2207 Mission

Audibert Lena Mrs., nurse, r. 215 Tehama

Auer Bernard A., agent ^tna Life Ins. Co., 511
Safe Deposit Bldg, r. Oakland

August Albert, porter Preservaline Mfg. Co., r.
1243 Sanchez

Auld Ernest C, manager Hudson Medical In-
stitute, r. 720D Bush

Ayers Frank, carrier Edwards Publishing Co.,
r. 411, 13th
" George, carrier Edwards Publishing Co.,
r. 411, 13th

Ay res RoUin C, r. 714 Bush

Babin Demas C, with L. C. Babin, r. 2415 Wash-
ington

Bader & Fincke (Charles F. Bader and Os-
car Pincke, SE cor 5th and Bryant

Baer Albert & Co. (Albert Baer), pawnbrokers,
806 Kearny

Bailey Charles A. (Bailey, Porter, Bailey &
Co.), 415V4 Montgomery
" Charles A., real estate, 20 Montgomery, r.
Oakland

Bailey, Porter, Bailey & Co.

(William H. Bailey, Samuel R. Porter,

Charles A. Bailey and WiUiam H. BaUey

Jr.), mining and assaying, dealers in

mining property, 415yj Montgomery

Bailey W, H. & Son (William H. and William

H. Jr,), stock and bond brokers, 415^4

Montgomery

" William H. (W. H. Bailey & Son and

Bailey Porter, Bailey & Co.), r. Oakland

" William H. Jr. (W. H. Bailey & Son and

Bailey, Porter, Bailey & Co.), r. Oakland

Baker Grace E. Miss, teacher piano, r. NW cor

2d and Folsom

" S. C. Mrs., widow, teacher music, r. NW
cor 2d and Folsom
Baldocchi Robert, importer olive oils, 2332 Fill-
more
Bankers' Life Association (St. Paul, Mmn.),
Brodestein & Burtis general agents, 206
Sansome, room 21
Barraud James, butler, r. 722 Bush
Barrett William H., salesman D. M. Moran &

Co., r. 1842 Howard
Baruth Ernst F. (Baruth & Schinkel),r. 1236 Mc-
Allister
" & Schinkel (Ernst F. Bamth and Otto
Schinkel Jr.), proprietors Ancher Brew-
ery, 1431 Pacific
Baxter David (Baxter & Man), r. Oakland
" & Mau (David Baxter and Gus Man),
liquors, 643 Mission

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Bay City Lumber Mills (Coos Bay, Or.), E. B.
Dean & Co. proprietors, office 22 Cali-
fornia, room 4

Bay view Land Co., 26 Mills Bldg, 9tli floor

Beamish John, teamster, r. 55 Belcher

Bean Joel P., editor The Olympian, 38 Donohoe
Bldg; r. 715 Larkin

Beegle Charles W-., clerk freight auditor's dept.
S. P. Co., r. Alameda

Beekman E. J. Miss, stenographer and assist-
ant secretary Mutual Indemnity Co., r.
Oakland

Belief roid P., S. J., professor St. Ignatius Col-
lege, r. 214 Hayes

Belmor George E. (Belmor& Costeno),r. 407, 4th
" & Costello (George E. Belmor and James
Costello), proprietors United States
Boiler Works, 56Bluxome

Benjamin & Samuels (Philip L. Benjamin and
Maurice V. Samuels), attorneys at law,
306 Emporium Bldg, telephone Main 5988

Berg Charles, waiter, r. 523 Kearny

Bernard John F., attorney at law, 306 Spreckels
Bldg, r. 11 Oak Grove Av
" Samuel, tailor, 22% Geary, room 21

Bemhard John R., butcher str Belgic, r. 1220
Hampshire

Bersaglleri Italian! Society, E. Venaglia presi-
dent, E. Unti secretary, 507 Union

Bianchi Anton, bill distributor Sterling & Dun-
Phy

Bigham Olive, domestic, 130 Ellis

Bishop Herman, president Western Furnishing
Co., 967 Mission, r. 1001 Geary

Bixby Edward M., with Charles Christensen, r.
The Stewart

Blacklock John D., rubber worker Bowers Rub-
ber Co., r. 1336 Sacramento

Blum George W. (Blum & Duncan), r. 1817 Pow-
ell

Blum & Duncan (George W. Blum and Raymond
Duncan), publishers, advertisers and
illustrators, 12 Montgomery, room 12

Blundell Arthur W., president Skagit Cumber-
land Coal Co., 508 California, room 28. r.
2814 Sacramento

Boch Louise H. Miss, stenographer, 17 Mills
Bldg, 7th floor, r. 2111 Fillmore

Boehmer Philip C, rubber wcrker Bowers Rub-
ber Co., r. East Oakland
" William W., rubber worker Bowers Rub-
ber Co., r. 2607 Polk

Boland William, S. J., professor St. Ignatius
College, r. 214 Hayes

Booth William J., rubber worker Bowers Rub-
ber Co., r. 1823 Howard

Bowen Adelia, widow, r. 2037 Pine
" Mary E., widow, r. 2037 Pine

Bowie Robert I., surgeon str Belgic, r. 1909
Jackson

Boyce F. M., livery stable, 2327 Post

Boyd Nicholas E. Rev., chaplain Sailors' Home,
cor Main and Harrison

Boye otto H. (Boye & Habenicht). r. 1301 Taylor

Boye & Habenicht (Otto H. Boye and George
Habenicht), photographers, 1026 Market,
telephone South 444

Boyns Robert, asst secretary Y. M. C. A., r. 130
Ellis

Bradley H. W. (Stanly, McKinstry, Bradley &
McKinstry), attorney at law, 4 Sutter,
rooms 26-31, r. Alameda

Brainerd & Armstrong SiUj Co., manufacturers
of wash art silks. Brown & Metzner
agents, 535 Market

Brand Hyla A. Miss, bookkeeper Waldeck
Sanitarium, r. 1613 Sutter

Brandt I. B. L.. attorney at law, 311 Safe De-
posit Bldg, r. 2319 Sacramento

Braunbeck Peter (Oberfeld & Braunbeck), r.
30th and Noe

Breig & Schafer (John Breig and Charles Scha-
fer), proprietors Pacific Soda Works,
17!0 Folsom

Breiman Richard P. Rev., rector St. Francis
of Assisi Church, r. S s 16th nr Dolores

Brettschneider Frederick, liquors, 485 Pacific

Briglia Bernardo, musician, r. 3 Grand PI

Brill John H., r. 53 Montgomery Block

Brockman George, oiler, r. 319 Grant Av

Brodestein & Burtls (Carl H. Brodestein and
Robert W. Burtis) general agents Bank
ers' Life Association (St. Paul, Minn.),
206 Sansome, room 21

Broderick Edward (McVlcker & Broderick), r.
613V4 Minna

Brooke George C, house and sign painter, 128,
1st, r. Alameda

Brown Charles E., purser str Belgic, r. Palace
Hotel
" Horace P., president Brown, Meese &
Craddock, 320 Sansome, r. 1014, 17th

Brown James D., manager The Yost Writing
Machine Agency, Caligraph Typewriter
Agency and United Typewriter and Sup-
plies Co., 663 Market, r. 1206 Leavenworth

Brown Lucy E. Miss, trained nurse and pro-
prietor Private Home for Invalids, 937
Sutter, telephone 1191
" , Meese & Craddock, Horace P. Brown pres-
ident, George W. Craddock vice-presi-
dent, Adolph Meese secretary, job
printers, 320 Sansome

Bruce Brothers (Thomas and James), groceries
and liquors, 1247 Folsom

Bruse Christian, grocer, 1601 Leavenworth, r.
1512 Leavenworth

Bryant William F., secretary United Paving
Companies, 215 Safe Deposit Bldg

Buckley John L., manager Hotel Becker, 14-18
Mason, telephone South 81

Burling William B., manager Gantner & Guntz,
r. 1920 Broadway

Burnham James W., president Burnham &
Marsh Co., 628 Market, r. Alameda

Burnham & Marsh Co., James W. Burnham
president, Frederick D. Marsh vice-pres-
ident, real estate agents, house brokers
and rent collectors, bonds and mort-
gages, 628 Market, opp Palace Hotel

Burns William A., groceries and liquors, 201
Valencia, telephone Jessie 113, r. 203
Valencia

Burr B. J. & Co. (Benjamin J. Burr and Samuel
Meyer), tailors, 224 Sutter

Burt Albert, manager Eagle Sign Co., 11
Drumm, r. 417 Larkin

Bury Madeline Mrs., proprietor Stanley House,
110,6th

Bush Richard J., clerk U. S. Naval Office, r
1006 Mason

Bushnell Rebecca Mrs., palmist, r. 916 Bush

Byrne Mathew, rubber worker, r. 14 White

Cahn M. A., secretary Inyo Marble Co., 323 Phe-
lan Bldg, r. Alameda

Caldwell Howard W., teamster, r. 527 Geary

California Bag, Tent and Awning Co., Wright
& Frank proprietors, 111 Clay

California Coal and Grain Co., D. Miller man-
ager, office 663 Market, yards Spear and
Howard

California Ink Co., Lincoln H. Lewars mana-
ger, manufacturers black and colored
printing and litho inks and rollers, 413-
415 Commercial

California Olive Growers' Association, B. M.
Lelong secretary, 2 Mills Bldg. 5th floor
" Standard (A. P. A. Weekly), Benjamin F.
Huddleson editor, 819 Market, room 7

California State Marine Band,

Max Manheim business manager,
string, brass and reed music fur-
nished for aU occasions, 200 Sutter,
telephone Red 365

Caligraph Typewriter Agency, James D.
Brown manager, 663 Market

Callaghan John J., salesman R. T. Kennedy Co.,
r. 24, 6th

Campbell Charles J., salesman Will E. Fisher
&Co., r. 771 Pierce
" George D., attorney at law, 14 Sansome,

r. 771 Pierce
" John J., rubber worker Bowers Rubber Co.,

r. 1235b Folsom
" Lucy J., widow, r. 771 Pierce

Campion Edward J., manager P. F. Collier,
Murphy Bldg, r. 1621 Grove

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Cannell R. E., attorney at law, 17-19 Mills Bldg,
7th floor, r. Grand Hotel

Carr Frederick, boiler covering, r. 11 Grand Av

Carty James, plumber, r. 1303 Montgomery

Gary Tolman E. (Gary & Fall), r. Hay wards, Cal.
" & Fall (Tolman E. Gary and J. Henry
Fall), proprietors San Leandro ,San Lor-
enzo and Haywards Express, 30 Market

Case James L., insurance, r. The Stewart

Gastagnasso Nino, porter, r. 522 Green

Cathode Ray, Frank Stone publisher, 535 Clay

Cedar River Coal Co., 663 Market

Central Trade and Labor Alliance, James W.
Rose secretary, 115 Turk

Chapman W. A., storekeeper str Belgic

Childs George, city agent The Liverpool and
London and Globe Ins. Co., r. 230 Fair
Oaks
" Rulus H., cashier Grangers' Business
Assn., r. 230 Fair Oaks

Christian! Elisa T. Mrs., stationery, 1220 Mason

Christiansen Nils W. (Petersen & Christian-
sen)

CipoUini Germano, artist and teacher music,
510 Baker

Civic Federation, I. J. Truman president, 236
Bush, Mills Bldg

Cobb & Hesselmeyer (Edward S. Cobb and
Henry T. Hesselmeyer), mechanical en-
gineers and experts, 109 California,
rooms 30-31

Cobine John, proprietor Europe Saloon, SWcor
Steuart and Howard

Coe John S., 6th assistant engineer str Belgic

Coffey's Law and Collection Agency, 539 Califor-
nia

CoSan Rudolphus, druggist, SE cor 16th and
Valencia, telephone Mission 14, r. 442
Guerrero

Cohen Reuben, secretary Getz Bros. & Co., 111-
115 California, r. 930 Ellis

Cohn Alfred H., ladies' tailor, 47 Post, r. 1824
O'Farrell
" Hannah Miss, teacher music, r. 1717 Leav-
enworth
" Isidor, manufacturers' agent, 23 Sansome,
r. 1117 Scott

Coleman Wilfred, bar tender, r. 430 Bryant

Collier P. F., publisher, Murphy Bldg, r. New
York

Colombini & Romani (Giuseppe Colombini and
L. Romani), restaurant. 630 Montgomery

Columbia Brewery, Columbia Brewing Co., pro-
prietor, .326 Clementina

COLUMBIA BREWING CO.,

H. L. Ulrichs president, Carl Moeller
vice-president, 326 Clementina, tele-
phone South 377

Compo George L., salesman Pringle Bros., r.

314 Turk
Connell Catherine, r. 204, 7th
ConnoUv John, groceries and liquors, 331, 6th
Consolidated Asphalt Co., John F. Uhlhorn

general agent, 14 Post
Cook Finlay, attorney at law, 49 Mills Bldg, 7th

floor, r. 524 Waller
Coombs Gordan, compositor Edwards Pub. Co.,

r. 706 Jessie
Coon Charles D., secretary Kings River Diver-
sified Farming Co., room 6 Y. M. C. A.
Bldg, r. 457 Jessie
Co-Op Mutual Building and Loan Asso-
ciation, David F. Lane secretary, 19
Montgomery
Cooper Calvin S., lodgings, 330 Geary
Cooper Frederick, printer, r. 330 Geary-
Co-operative Publishing and Advertising Co.,
illustration publishers, printers and
general advertisers, Raymond Duncan
and George W. Blum managers, 12 Mont-
gomery
Costello James (Belmor & Costello), r. 12O81/2

Union
Craddock George W. (Brown, Meese & Crad-

dock), r. Oakland
Crawford A. B., r. 130 Ellis
" E. R., r. 41 Welsh
'■ Orrin W., r. 41 Welsh

Crowe J. J. & Co. (John J. Crowe), groceries,
349, 3d
" John J. (J. J. Crowe), r. 214, 3d
Crowell Thomas J., rubber worker Bowers Rub-
ber Co., r. 8 Cedar Av
Crowley Dennis 0. Rev., president The Youths'

Directory, 2030 Howard
Culver Charles M., superintendent Western
Transfer and Storage Co., 306 Front, r.
1186 Park, Alameda
Cummins Patrick J. Rev., rector St. Charles

Borromeo Church, r. 390 Shotwell
Curley T. H. (Ferguson, Curley & O'Connor), r.

1708 Hyde
Curley & Wolf (Thomas A. Curley and John A.
Wolf), merchant tailors, 12-14 Phelan
Bldg
Cyclers' Guide and Road Book (yearly), 12

Montgomery
Dahl John H., painter, r. 28, 8th
Dahlmann J., 130 Ellis

Dale R. N. (next of kin) agent representing
Cookes Sydney & London, r. 619^
Larkin
Daniel Fred J., r. 8O41/2 Filbert
" Frederick J., printer H. S. Crocker Co., r.
bU% Greenwich
Dannenbaum, Mueller & Kahn (Solomon Dan-
nenbaum, Albert Mueller and Aaron
Kahn), manufacturers cloaks and man-
tles. 723 Market
" Solomon (Dannenbaum, Mueller & Kahn),
r. 1630 Octavia
Davis Al, manager Seal Rock Paint Co., 54, 2d
" Charles E. L. B., major U. S. A., offlce 90
Flood Bldg, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Dean H. G., clerk, r. 130 Ellis
DeLamater Gumbert B. V., clerkP. and S. dept

S. P. Co., r. 711 Leavenworth
Demartini Giovanni, tailor, r. 3 Moulton PI
De Winton R. C, 2d asst. engineer str Belgic
DeWitt Frederic M.. with Hartwell, Mitchell

& Willis, r. 1223 Lombard
Dexter David H., special agent Massachusetts
Benefit Life Association, 927 Market,
room 614, r. 652 Waller
Dickson F. William, attorney at law, 14 San-
some, rooms 35-36, r. Oakland
Dillnn John F., ship Joiner, r. S-ZOY^ Geary
Dinkelspiel & Gesford (H. G. W. Dinkelspiel
and Henry C. Gesford), attorneys at law,
39_40_41 Chronicle Bldg, telephone Red
911
Dinniene Harry, elevator tender The Ramona, r.

49 Hoff Av
Doig James, 4th asst. engineer str Belgic
Dorn Walter E., attorney at law, 512-514 Em-
porium Bldg, r. 1311% Guerrero
Dorn & Dorn (M. A. andD. S.) attorneys at law,

512-513-514 Emporium Bldg
Downing W., r. QIT-A McAllister
Downes W. Selden, collector, r. 54 Oak
DriscollMax L., cook Palace Hotel, r. 9 Adel-
aide PI
Dugan Albert, salesman Martin Manufacturing

Co.
Duhem V. &Co. (Victor Duhem), agents Zenith
Dry Plate Co., 64,3d
" Victor (V. Duhem & Co.). and photographer,
64.3d
Dunbar Frederick A., real estate, 30 Montgom-
ery, r. 1049 Market
Duncan James M., r. 514 Van Ness Av

' ' Raymond (Blum & Duncan) , 12 Montgomery
Dunn John (Launder & Dunn), r. 147, 3d
Dunne Frank H., attorney at law, 3 Mills Bldg,

8th floor, r. 1457 Leavenworth
Duvergey Hippolyte, secretary La Grange Hy-
draulic Gold Mining Co., 14 Sansome,
room 17
Eagle Sign Co., Albert Burt manager, 11 Drumm
Easterbrook Building, 20-24 Geary
Eaton C. E. (H. Schottler & Co.), offlce 605
Clay
" John D., capitalist, r. 1111 Van Ness Av
Edwards James W., dental supplies, 825 Mar-
ket, Emporium Bldg. r. Hotel Bella Vista
Eichholtz Charles S., agent Elastic Tip Co., 46
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Elastic Tip Co., specialties in rubber and metal
tips, The World's Parlor Game and bi-
cycle material and sundries, 46 Market

Eldredge Zoeth S., National Bank Examiner, r.
Bonemian Club

Elevator Publishing Co., James B. Wilson sec-
retary, 622 Clay

Elliott E. Bruce, bookkeeper Goldberg, Bowen
&Co., r. 714 Bush

Elwood John B., r. 1006 Pine

Emporium Grocery Co., M. R. Krigbaum man-
ager. Emporium Bldg

Engelberg Emil A., vice-president Tillmann&
Bendel, 31.3-327 Battery, r. Sausalito

Engineering and Mining Journal The (monthly),
Henry L. Tyler representative, 12 Mont-
gomery

English JohnT., tailor. 200 Golden Gate Av

Enterprise Planing Mill, O. C. Keil propietorr,
146-154 Berry

Esters von Krakau William, druggist Richter
&Quarg, r. 134 McAllister

Estrada Edward, proprietor The Olympic, 501
Sutter

Eureka Saloon, John Cobine proprietor, SW
cor Steuart and Howard

Fabrlclus Charles, secretary Alina Colony, 220
California

Fairgrieve George, 3d asst. engineer str Belgic

Fall J. Henry (Gary & Fall), r. Haywards, Cal.

Farjeon Irene Miss, nurse St. Luke's Hospital

Farland Miles L,., manager Pacific Stomatolog-
ical Gazette Publishing Co., 12 Sutter,
r. 616 Mason

Farrell Charles H., solicitor Wilder & Co., r.
1513 Webster

Feierbach Charles, salesman Michalitschke
Bros. &Co.. r. 1924 Bush

Ferguson C. carriage painter, r. 675 Mission

Ferguson, Curley & O'Connor (T. M. Ferguson,
T. H. Curly and M. F. O'Connor), propri-
etors The Branch, fine wines and
liquors, 10 Mason, telephone South 286

Fergusson Rupert D., bookkeeper Goldtree
Bros., r. Oakland

Ferrea Emile A., druggist Dr. G. F. Shields, r.
108 Stockton

Fey Charles A., mechanical engineer, 406 Mar
ket, r. Berkeley

Fiedler Moritz, gardener German Hospital

Field Sports, H. T. Payne editor and proprie-
tor, 531 California

Flnley J. K, law collections and real estate
235 Kearny

Finnegan John, bartender Mrs. Kate Reddy, r
502 Beale

Fischer Fredrika, widow, r. 230i4 Langton
" S. A., real estate and mining, 304 Mont-
gomery, r. Alameda

Fitzgerald Edward J., liquors, 26 Golden Gate
Av, r. 937 Golaen Gate Av
" Margaret, widow, groceries and liquors,
508"^ Stevenson

Flaherty John, carpenter and builder, 102 Hyde,
r. 1207 Market

Flynn James J., contractor, 32 Flood Bldg, r.
832, 15th

Folsom Joseph R., secretary Western Develop-
ment Co., 4 Montgomery, room 58, r. Sau
salito

Foppiano John, inspector Superintendent
Streets, r. 2331 Harrison

Forman Robert W., r. 236 Fell
" Sands W. Clock Co.. 61 Merchant's Ex-
change Bldg
Foster Hugh, public accountant, 202 Market, r.

129a Guerrero
Fowler F. L. (Lewis & Fowler)
" M., agent Wertheimer & Co,, 216 Bush,
room 68, r. 1716 Baker
Frank August (Wright & Frank), r. 922 Green-
wich
Fredrickson Frederick C. (Fredrickson & Jacob-
son), r. 217 Pierce
Fredrickson & Jacobson (Frederick C. Fred-
ricson and Charles Jacobson), fruit and
produce commission merchant, 524-526
Sansome
Gaffney J. S. (G. W. Lucy & Co.), 302 Market

Gale Merritt F. (Richardson & Gale), r. 149 San

Jose Av
Gantner Henry W. (Gantner & Guntz), r. 1706

Folsom
Gantner & Guntz (H. w. Gantner and F. L.

Guntz), funeral directors and embalm-

ers, 8-10 City Hall Square, telephone

South 432
Gassert William J., teamster, r. 765 Mission
Gates Harry, manager Music and Drama

Amusement Agency, r. 3 City Hall PI
" Horace D., deputy City and County Sur-
veyor, r. 311 Lyon
Gaukroger H., 3d officer str Belgic
Gee's Market Street Directory and Travelers'

Vade Megum (monthly), Blum & Duncan

publishers, 12 Montgomery
George William, quartermaster str Belgic
Gerdes Henry G., druggist and chemist, 345

Kearny, telephone Main 1552, r. 1924

Stockton
Gesford Henry C. (Dinkelspiel & Gesford), at-
torney at law, 39-41 Chronicle Bldg, r.

Napa
Gibbons William, steerage steward str Belgic,

r. 435 Bryant
Gillson John, secretary and cashier Judson

Manufacturing Co., SW cor Beale and

Howard, r. 608 O'Farrell
Gilmore Thomas J., groceries and liquors, 942a

Folsom
Gilsey Charles, telegraph operator S. P. Co., r.

400 Van Ness Av
Godley Philip, ship insurance and merchandise

broker, 318 California, r. 1818 Sacra-
mento

GOETJEN H. «& 00.

(Hein Goetjen), proprietors 5th Street
Cash Store, groceries wines and
liquors, 248-250-252, 5th cor Folsom

Goldberg & Tweedie (Louis Goldberg and
Daniel Tweedie), boots and shoes, 1524
Market

Goodman Isaac (Schwartz & Goodman), r. 431
Fell

Gosliner Aaron S., butcher P. Tautphaus. r.
236/2, 11th

Gradwohl Maurice, attorney at law, 318 Pine,
room 15

Graham James D.. secretary Verrue Instan-
taneous Water Heater Co. of California.
1 EasterbrookBldg

Gray Maria Freeman Mrs., r. 825 California

Greenberg Samuel H., manager Photo Mount
and Card Manufacturing Co., 3d floor
Niantic Bldg, N W cor Clay and San-
some, r. 2637 Steiner

Greenebaum Leon S., clerk Greenbaum & Co., r.
1806 Pacific Av

Greenebaum Sigmund, manager London Paris
and American Bank (Limited), 1-3 San-
some, r. 1806 Pacific Av

Greenfield A. Clark, salesman O'Connor, Moflatt
&Co.,r. 143 Hill

Greenwood Frank M., vice-president Pacific
Sash Weight and Foundry Co., r. Oak-
land

Gunn Herbert, physician, 816 O'Farrell

Guntz Frank L. (Gantner & Guntz), r. 23 Do-
lores

Guth William W., attorney at law, 401 Cali-
fornia, rooms 26-27, r. 120, 13th

Habenlcht George (Boye & Habenicht), r. 1321
Pine

Hackett F. M., dentist, office and r. 413 Leav-
Leavenworth, hours 9 to 5 p. jr.

Hall Joseph, canvasser, r. 944 Mission

Hallahan David, laborer Occidental Foundry, r.
521 Howard

Hampton Leo F., salesman Alex Mackay &
Son, r. Berkeley

Hanley Andrew J., r. 24 Verona PI

Harrigan Peter, engineer, r. IO2414 Folsom

Hart Constant, brewer Columbia Brewery, r. 326
Clementina

Hartmann Christopher, lodgings, 309 Sutter

Hartzell J. W., secretary United Railroad Co.,
215 Sansome, rooms 2-4, r. Stockton

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Harvey Le Roy G. & Co. (Le Roy G. Harvey
and Howard E. Wright), real estate,
insurance and financial agents, 5aO
IVIontgomery, room 1

Heacock, L. J., cashier Cal. Coal and Grain Co.,
r. The Victoria

Heagerty & Hall, liquors, 131 City Hall A7

Heino Saul, tailor, 103 Stockton, r. 229 Oak

Herman Alexander, agent Scholle Bros., 324
Pine, room 6, r. 1616 California

Hesselmeyer Henry T. (Cobb & Hesselmeyer),
r. 2624 Bush

HUl J. Ellis, real estate and collector, 205 Liar-
kin, room 2

Hill Robert R., job printing, show cards and
art work, 221^ Geary, telephone Black
.141, r. 1606Steiner

Hillman John (Witzel & Hillman), r. NE cor
Battery and Green

Hlrschbaum M. (Hirschbaum & McGovern)

Hirschbaum & McGovern (M. Hirschbaum and
William R. McGovern), produce com-
mission, 103-105 Sacramento

Hogan J. H., manager The Pacific Coast Tele-
phone Construction Co., 8, 8th

Hood Edward, clerk Tony Lubelski, r. 9 Hyde

Hopps Henry R., designer Cal. Art Glass Bend-
ing and Cutting Wks, r. 2835 Vallejo

Houghton Harry B., manager ^tna Life Insur-
ance Co., 511-513 Safe Deposit Bldg

Houseworth Harrison, accountant and insur-
ance solicitor, 317 California, r. 12-35 Hyde

Howland W. Penn, civil engineer, 12 Front, r.
430 Bryant

Huber Anna Mrs., proprietor The Nightingale,
1802 Market

Huddleson Benjamin F., editor Cal. Standard,
819 Market, room 7, r. Golden Gate

Hunsaker H. W., M. D., physician, surgeon,
oculist and aurist, ofQce and r. 114
Geary, hours 12 m. to 4 p. m. and 7 to 8
p. m., telephone Black 2211

Hurlbut Charles B., secretary West Side Canal
and Land Co., 112 Montgomery, r. Oak-
land
" Reuben P., president West Side Canal and
Land Co., 112 Montgomery, r. Redwood,
Cal.

Immigration Commissioner of Northwest, John
E. Shepard. 322 Washington

Improved Order of Red Men Cemetery Asso-
ciation, John L. Bowen president, L.
Reckless secretary, ofQce 997 Market

Ingleside Race Track, Ocean Av nr Ingleside
House

Interior Development Co. (Michigan Bar, Cal.),
. Ernest R. Smith general manager, 7
Mills Bldg, 3d floor

Inyo Marble Co., M. J. McDonald president,
W. J. Dutton vice-president, M. A. Cahn
secretary, 333 Phelan Bldg

Irving Andrew H., clerk Parafflne Paint Co., r.
1909 Baker

- •' Andrew K., foreman pilework Parafiine
Paint Co., r. 1909 Baker
" Samuel, shirt maker, 338 Bush, r. 1909 Baker

James Charles (James & Kelly), r. 371, 13th

James & Kelly (Charles James and W.T. Kelly),
groceries and liquors, 1858 Howard

Jeanig Charles, r. 433 Greenwich

Jeflery Edwin L., r. The Stewart

Jessen Nils, liquors, SW cor Sutter and Larkin,
r. 1715 Buchanan

Johnson James K., attorney at law, 321 Safe
Deposit Bldg, r. Hotel Miramar

Johnston William J., groceries, 21 Minna

Jones James G., agent Equitable Life Assur-
ance Society, r. 208 Valencia

Ealm & Herzog (William Kahn and Henry J.
Herzog), agents Hamburg-American
Steamship Line, overland ticket office,
foreign exchange and commission, 401
California

Kaller John, carpenter, r. 63 Henry

Kampe Henry, roofer, r. 32 Natoma

Earpe William G., chief clerk Railway Mail
Service, r. 3019 Laguna

Kavanagh John T., teacher piano, r. 804 Van
Ness Av

Keil 0. C, proprietor Enterprise Planing Mills,
146-154 Berry

Kelly William T. (James & Kelly), r. 1127
Stevenson

Kenney J. B., bartender Porter & Springier, r.
7431/2 Tehama

Kieferdorf Fred F., druggist Richter & Quarg

Kiernan Ann, widow, r. 78 Converse
" James, cooper, r. 78 Converse
" John, cooper, r. 78 Converse

Eilbum Paris, Bank Commissioner, 530 Califor-
nia, rooms 19-20, r. 1117a Taylor

Kinghorn-Jones J. Alfred, cloths and cassi-
meres, 2254 Geary, room 48, r. Berkeley

Enlgbts of Pythias Burial Association, S. W.
Powell president, Lee F. Russell secre-
tary, office 997 Market

Knox James (Alexander & Knox), r. 153 Minna

Krecker Carl, carpenter, r. 13 Shotwell

Eruse & Bellmer, groceries and liquors, 437
Turk cor Larkin

Kutcher Adolph, saddler, r. 674 Brannan

Lane Frederick J., D. D. S., dentist, office 508
Sutter, hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m., telephone
Main 5357, r. 3317 Sutter

Lange Oscar V., photographer, 26 Montgomery,
r. Berkeley

Larimer Anderson W., bookkeeper Witzel &
Baker, r. 27 Elgin Park Av
" Elmer F., porter R. N. Nason & Co., r. 27
Elgin Park Av

Lasker Julius, choice wines and liquors, and
fine commercial lunch, 110 Powell

Lautermilch Leopold, shirt maker, 338 Bush, r.
933 Oak

Lawton Edward J., fine plumbing specialties
and steam and hot water heating, 506
Geary bet Taylor and Jones, r. 7 Bel-
vedere

Layng Bella, milliner, 331 Powell

Leake William S., president Martin Manufac-
turing Co., 638 Post, r. Palace Hotel

Leonhardt Charles Jr., manager Monarch Card
Machine Co., 300 Sutter, r. 5 Carlos PI

Levy E. Harry, manufacturers' agent, r. 817%
Geary
" Julius, r. 34 Ellis

Lewis George, conductor Market St, Ry, r. 314
Turk
" Williams. (W. S. Lewis & Co.), r. 1415i^

Folsom
" Wirt P., clerk, r. 314 Turk

Long Percy V., attorney at law, 3 Mills Bldg^
8th iaoor, r. 1318 Page

Luce George W., assistant general freight
agent S. P. Co., r. 3335 Gough

Lufkin Joseph, lodgings, 5 Market

Macdonald & McEinnon (D. B. Macdonald and
A. J. McKinnon), lumber dealers, 541
Brannan bet 4th and 5th

Maddox Cabel H. (Wanner & Maddox), r. 104
Baker

Maiwald Gustav, band instrument maker, 3
Hardie PI, r. 1350a 18th ,

Marley Robert, stamper James H. Duncan, r.
650 Folsom .

Marsh Frederick D., vice-president Burnham
& Marsh Co., 628 Market, r. Alameda

Martin Charles M., vice-president Martin Man-
ufacturing Co., 628 Post, r. 735 Pine

Martin Manufacturing Co., William S. Leake
president, Charles M. Martin vice-pres-
ident, Eugene C. Rohn secretary, James
H. McCoi-mick treasurer, 638 Post

McCormick James H., treasurer Martin Manu-
facturing Co., r. 314, 4th Av

McCormick S. B., proprietor New Maison Doree
Bakery, 217 Kearny

McKellar Norman, with W. H. Bailey & Son, r.
30 Fair Oaks

McKinstry E. W. (Stanly, McKinstry, Bradley
& McKinstry), attorney at law, 4 Sutter,
rooms 36-31, r, 1237 O'Farrell
" James C. (Stanly, McKinstry, Bradley &
McKinstry), attorney at law, 4 Sutter,
rooms 36 31, r. 1337 O'Farrell

McMahon James A. (successor to B. McMahon
& Son), contractor, wharf and bridge
builder, 210-314 Spear, r. 3476, 20th

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McMurtry Leslie B., president New Era Gold

M. and M. Co., 214 Pine, roona 52, r, 929,

20th
McNear Fred W., attorney at law, 28 Mills Bldg

Sth floor
Meese Adolph, secretary Brown, Meese and

Craddock, 320 Sansome, r. Oakland
Miller D., manager California Coal and Grain

Co., 663 Market, r. 1333 Pine
Milner Brothers (William K. and Cbarles H.),

wood and coal, 1138 McAllister

MISH S. C,

physician and surgeon, office and r.
407 Devisadero cor Oak, hours 8 to 10
a. m., 1 to 3 and 6:30 to 7:30 p. m.,
Sundays 8 to 10 a. m.

Mitchell & Tietjen (N. J. Mitchell and George

H. Tietjen), proprietors Union Metal

Sign Co., 575 Mission
Moeller Carl (Columbia Brewing Co.). r. 447, 19th
Moller Gustave (MoUer & Sass), r. Berkeley
" & Sass (Gustave Moller and Louis Sass),

contractors, 604 California
MoUestad Thomas, master bktn Newsboy, ofQce

108 Clay
Morando Giacomo (Torre & Morando), r. 1619

Dupont

Mount Olivet Cemetery Assn.,

M. C. Walton president, H. T. Graves
secretary, office 997 Market

Mulhern John, mfr flavoring extracts, 124 Mar-
ket, r. 905 Market

Mund William, watchmaker and jeweler, 104
Stockton, r. 1110 Scott

Myer A. W., office 14 Mills Bldg, 2d floor, r. 517
Baker

Napoleoni Galliani. vocalist, r. 23 Haight

National Folding Box and Paper Co., Arthur W.
Pooley agent, 139 Post

Native Sons of the Golden West Cemetery
Association, L. P. Powelson president,
T.C. Conmy secretary, office 997 Market

Nelson Louis L., secretary The Weekly Benefit
Society of America, 1209% Polk, r. Ber-
keley

Nelson Nels G. (Such & Nelson), 1214 Folsom

New Era Gold Mining and Milling Co. (Hum-
boldt Co. Nev.), office 214 Pine, room 52

New Maison Doree Bakery, S. B. McCormick
proprietor, 217 Kearny

New York Manufacturing Co. (N. Y.), Julius
Newman agent, 35 New Montgomery

Newell William H., physician and surgeon, r.
2428 Bush

Newell William H. Jr., stenographer, r. 2428 Bush

Newman Julius, agent New York Manufactur-
ing Co., 35 New Montgomery

Nicholson William A. S., attorney at law, 410
Kearny, room 8, r. 518 Baker

North Pacific Mining and Transportation Co.,
319 Pine

Pacific Coast Official Railway and Steamship
Guide (monthly). Time Schedule Adver-
tising and Publication Co., publishers,
22 Clay

Pacific Coast Telephone Construction Co. The,
J. H. Hogan manager, 8, 8th

Pacific Press Publishing Co. (Oakland), C. H.
Jones president and manager, 16 Crocker
Bldg

Pankow Herman, foreman National Brewery,
r. 708 Grove

Parker Charles H., compositor Call. r. 516 Oak

Pearl Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 153 Octavia
" Isidor, carpet dealer, r. 153 Octavia
" Max, plumber, r. 153 Octavia

Petersen Hans P. (H. P. Petersen & Co.), r. 228a
McAllister

Petersen H. P. & Co. (H. P. Petersen), under-
takers and embalmers, 228 McAllister

Pooley Arthur W., agent National Folding Box
and Paper Co., 139 Post, room 25, r. Man-
zanita

Postal Guide U. S. Official, J. D. Robertson
agent, 729 Montgomery

Powers John O., writer with A. Schilling & Co.,
r. Hotel Bella Vista

Preble Frank E., secretary, r. 11 Hyde

Ritter Edward, compositor Brown, Messe &
Craddock, r. 14V4 Shotwell

Rhodes Emmit Co., physician and surgeon,
office and r. 624 Kearny

Samuel Wolf, tailor, 416 Folsom

Sass Louis (Moller & Sass), r. 4431, 20th

Scott W. O., collector, 410 Kearny, room 8

Scribner's Charles Sons (New York), Edwin
B. Bull manager, 119-131 Phelan Bldg

Shapiro Wolff, peddler, r. 211 Langton

Shepard John E., office 322 Washington, r. Oak-
land

Silver Moon Laundry, 385, 8th

Society (monthly). Miss Jessie N. Robertson
editor, 918 Hyde

Stanly John A. (Stanly, McKinstry, Bradley
& McKinstry), r. 1221 Jackson, Oakland

Stanly, McKinstry, Bradley & McKinstry
(John A. Stanly. E. W. McKinstry, H.
W. Bradley and James C. McKinstry),
attorneys at law, 4 Sutter, room 26-31

Stevens John H,, metropolitan agent accident
dept ^tna Life Ins. Co., 511-513 Safe
Deposit Bldg, r. Oakland

Stuart Charles A., asst. manager Western
Assurance Co. and British American
Assurance Co., r. 1818 Fell

Swearingen Obadiah S., tailor, 554 Kearny
" O. S. Mrs., dressmaking, 5% Kearny

Tampon Edward, decorator Anderson & Dan-
ielson

Time Schedule Advertising and Publication
Co., publishers Pacific Coast Official
Railway and Steamship Guide, 22 Clay

Underwood Maro F., physician, 924 Geary

Unique Printing Co., 22 !4 Geary

United State Business Directory, Edward Dob-
son agent, 4 Lawrence PI

Vincent Thomas, shades, curtains, etc., 320
Post, r. 517a 19th
" Samuel R., boatman, NE cor 4th and Ken-
tucky

von Johannsen W. E., president Alina Colony,
220 California

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NOTICE.— Names, changes and removals received too late for regular insertion will
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A A House, John F. Bolts proprietor, 304 Kearny
AB C Guide (montbly), Traffic Publishing Co.
publishers and proprietors, 429 Mont-
gomery
ABC House, John Ferguson proprietor, NW

cor Kearny and California
A. & A. Line (Round the World Route), L. F.
Cockroft agent, ticket office 114 Mont-
gomery
A. & K. Building, 14 McAllister
Aachen & Munich Fire Insurance Co. (of Aix
la Chapelle, Germany), Voss, Conrad &
Co. managers, 204 Sansome
Aagard Hakon J., painter Palace Hotel, r. 328

Fremont
Aaron Aaron (Aaron Bros.), r. 1432 Geary

Brothers (Simon and Aaron), ladies' fur-
nishing goods, 1036 Market
D. Mrs., dressmaking, 137, 6th, r. 626 Golden

Gate Av
David, paper patterns, 137. 6th, r. 626 Gol-
den Gate Av
Emil, cigar maker Frahm & Frankenberg,

r. 1625 Post
Harris, capmaker G. Rosenberg & Son, r.

905 Folsom
Harry S., salesman, r. 626 Golden Gate Av
Joseph, barber, 223 Fillmore, r. 27 Laussat

Av
Leopold, salesman Meier Katten, r. 1432

Geary
Oscar, plumber, r. 27 Laussat Av
Simon (Aaron Bros.), r. 616 Geary
Theresa, widow, r. 503a G'Farrell
Victor, bookkeeper Son Bros. & Co., r. 626
Golden Gate Av
4®= Aaron. See Aron

Aarreberg Loritz, seaman, r. 1413 Montgomery
Abadie Henry, clerk L. F. Lastreto, r. 2215 Polk
" John B., butcher B. Salles & Co., r. SE

cor 5th Av South and M
" Lucien F., clerk Abramson-Heunisch Co.,

r. 1410 Sacramento
" William, rancher, r. 1410 Sacramento
" William E., salesman A. Repsold & Co., r.
1410 Sacramento
Abbate Henry, barber, r. 106 Arlington
Abtoes Franz H., painter and decorator. 1803

Polk, r. 1906 Filbert
Abbey Edgar W., bookkeeper and cashier Hall's
Safe and Lock Works, r. Oakland

Abbey Land & Improvement Co.,

George L. Center president, Martin C.
Walton secretary, 302 Montgomery,
rooms 7-8

Abbiati Caesar P., musician, r. 704'>4 Larkin

Abbot George, proprietor San Francisco Wool

Exchange, 412 Townsend, tel South 270,

r. Cambridge, Mass.
" M. G. Mrs., widow, r. 1527 Sutter
Abbot S. Leonard Jr.; secretary Security Sav-
ings Bank, Mills Bldg, r. 2411 Pierce
Abbotsford House, Sigmund S. Alsberg proprie-
tor, 1416 Broadway
Abbotsford The, Lauriston& Ross proprietors,

26 Eddy
Abbott A., clerk gen. pass, agent's office S. P.

Co., r. Oakland
" Allan H., asst. ticket agent S. P. Co., office

613 Market, r. 2617 Pine
" Charles, teamster, r. 40 Juniper
Abbott Charles H., wool broker, NW cor. 5th

and Bluxome, tel South 64, r. 1632 Vallejo,

tel Sutter 131
" E. Mrs., widow, r. 210 Hyde
" Edward, conductor Sutter St. Ry., r. 108J4

Central Av
Abbott F. H., book and job printer and binder,

410 Sansome, r. 129 Vicksburg
" George, clerk, r. 86314 Market
" George, laborer T. N. Furlong, 1219 Market
" George E., printer, r. 533 Lott
" George H., clerk Judson & Co., r. 702 Ellis
" George H., salesman Union Paper Co., r.

405 Grove
" George J., salesman Hale Bros., r. 309

Hyde
" George W., clerk clothing and equipage

office quartermaster's dept. U. S. A., r.

221 Capp
" House, Mrs. Victoria Jamart proprietor,

109, 5th
" Isabelle Miss, stenographer Fireman's

Fund Ins. Co., r. Alameda
" J. M., superintendent W. Morgan & Co ,

819 Market, room 43
" John M., paper hanger J. St. Denis & Co.,

r. 405 Grove
" Joseph, bookkeeper, r. 110 Ellis
'• Joseph K., broker, r. 800 Kearny

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Abbott M. Louis, salesman C. W. Craig & Co.,
r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" Ralph H., clerk local freight office S. P.

Co., r. 704 Larkin
" Samuel S., r. Treat Av nr Stoneman
" Solon B., deputy supreme royal guardian
Royal Fraternal Guardians, r. Santa
Rosa, Cal.
" Sophronia E., widow, r. 16 Locust
" Thomas, liquors, 16 Clay, and bakery, 514
Castro, r. 235 Douglass
Abbott William, cashier Methodist Book De-
pository, r. 311 Haight
" William, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Abbott William M., attorney at law. 101 San-
some, rooms 20-33, r. 311 Haight
«g= Abbott. See Abbot
Abel Andrew M., carpenter, r. 126, 15th
" Bertha Miss, saleslady Charles Krieger, r.

35 Madison Av
" Charles, baker, r. 625 Clay
" George, machinist, r. 126, 15th
" George A., chief inspector Produce Ex-
change Call Board Association, 42 Mer-
chants' Exchange Bldg, r. 1303 Page
" H. C, hassock maker, r. 532 Grove
" Herman, stonecutter, r. Moultrie nr Pow-

hattan
" Ida Miss, seamstress, r. 39 Sycamore Av
" Irving, peddler, r. 27 Folsom Av
" John J., mason, r. 1129 Howard
" John T., machinist, r. 126, 15th
" Margaret, widow, r. 39 Sycamore Av
" William H., sailmaker William Davis, r.
West Berkeley
Abeling J. Clements, woodworker A. Vetter, r.

7 Dale PI
Abell Peter, baker, r. 413 Minna

" Theresa, widow, r. 1533 Sacramento
Abels Henry L., salesman Marshall, Teggart
& Co., r. 1 Cleveland
" Herman, cabinet maker, r. 327 Capp
Aben Christian (Schilling & Aben), r. 1501 Turk
Abend-Post San Francisco (German daily,
weekly and Sunday), ofQce 535 California
Abend-Post Co., Charles Samuels president,
proprietors and publishers San Fran-
cisco Abend- Post, 535 California
Abenheim Leopold, teacher languages, r. 2)12

Pine
Aber William E., salesman Harris & Jones, r.

8321/4 Harrison
Abergren Andrew, watchman Palace Hotel
Aberman Julius, rabbi, r. 322, 7th
Abernathy John V., special policeman State

Harbor Commissioners, r. 32, 4th
Abernethy Everett C, clerk ticket auditor's

dept. S. P. Co., r. San Mateo
Abley Fritz, cook Charles Clarke, r. 151/2 Scott PI
Abraham Abraham, bookkeeper, r. 2414 Fillmore
" Abraham, clothing, 402 Pacific
" Carl, tailor, 302 Turk
" Charles, nursery, Greenwich bet Franklin

and Gough
" Charles J., clerk Joseph S, Warren, r. 834

Fulton
" Christian B., salesman Wichman, Lutgen

& Co., r. Elmhurst, Alameda Co.
" David, clerk Heller, Bachman & Co., r. 834

Fulton
" Frank, barber, 609 Larkin
" Fritz, porter August F. Meyer, r. 249 Clem-
entina
" Gabriel (Rosenblum & Abraham), r. 1146

Turk
" Hyman (Samuel & Abraham), r. 701 Larkin

Abraham Hyman, capmaker Welters, Schein &
Co.,r. 1820 Powell
" Isidor, barber Robert T. Brode'<, r. 671
McAllister
Isidor, tailor, r. 527 Natoma
Joseph, r. 1209 Octavia
Joseph, foreman, r. 323, 49th Av
Louis, salesman D. Samuels, r. 834 Fulton
Mary Miss, r. 402 Pacific
Max, caterer, 428 Geary, r. 930 Broderick
Max, merchant tailor, 320 Montgomery Av,

r. 1308 Jackson
Mayer, tailor, r. 36 Grove
Minnie, widow, r. 2414 Geary
Morris, cutter Rosenblum & Abraham, r.

1146 Turk
Nathan, salesman Heller, Bachman & Co.,

r. 332, 2d Av
Philip, insurance, 325 Sansome, r. 2414 Fill-
more
SacDuel, traveling salesman, r. 834 Fulton
Sophie Mrs., midwife, 314i^, 11th
4®° Abraham. See Abrahams, Abrahm, Abram

and Abrams
Abrahams Abe, clerk Louis Abrahams, r. 14:^9
Buchanan
" Abraham, peddler, r. 609 Natoma
" Fred, clerk W. J. Landers, r. 636 Eddy
" Harry, clerk Louis Abrahams, r. 1125

Laguna
" Henry, shirtmaker, r. 34031-4 California
" Joseph, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1125

Laguna
" Joseph, tailor, 410 Kearny, room 24, r. 1223

Ellis
" Lesser, hat and cap manufacturer, 1306

Powell
" Louis, clothing, 4-6 Clay, r. 1125 Laguna
" Max, diamond broker, 136 Kearny, room C,

r. 539 Turk
" Max, tailor, r. 469% Minna
" Meyer, cutter Louis Abrahams, r. 1233

Ellis
" Morris, tailor Hyman S. Jacobs, r. 106

Hyde
" Morris, traveling salesman Sideman,

Lachman & Co., r. 1016 Fillmore
" Moses, traveling salesman Graf Bros., r.

1125 Laguna
" Peter, teamster, r. 12 Laskie
" Zeke, r. 310 Stockton
Abrahamson A., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r.
301 Sierra
" Anton B., engineer, r. ZOM Stanly PI
Abrahamson Benjamin P., manager P. Abra-
hamson, r. 1023 Hyde
» Eric master schrAnastacia, r. 403 Steuart
" Gustave, manager R. Isaacs & Bro., 135-

137 Sansome, r. 803 Ellis
" Josephine, widow, nurse, r. %\V2 Chesley
" Julius, manager Isidor Lichtenstein, 35^4

O'Farrell, r. 1226 Union
" Ludwig, helper Whitney Transfer Co., r. 12
Laskie
Abrahamson Peter, proprietor and inventor
Abrahamson's System of Perfect Venti-
lation, 623 Howard, opposite New Mont
gomery, r. 1033 Hyde
" Peter J., teamster Whitney Transfer Co.,

r. 13 Laskie
" Samuel, r. 1209 Ootavla
4®~ Abrahamson. See Abramson
Abrahamson's System of Perfect Ventilation,
P. Abrahamson proprietor, 623 Howard
opposite New Montgomery
Abrahm Henry, dental student, r. 1408 Fulton
" Pauline, widow, r. 1408 Fulton
" Samuel, salesman Sachs Bros. & Co., r.
1408 Fulton
Abram Robert, stage carpenter, r. 38 Linden
Av
" William, r. 38 Linden Av
Abramovich Andrew (Abramovich Bros, cfe Co.),
r. 1654 Polk
" Brothers & Co. (John and Andrew Abramo-
vich and Mark Tasovaz), fruits and
dairy produce, 1654 Polk
" Drago R. (Balich & Abramovich), r. 400
Devisadero

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Abramovioh John (Abramovich Bros. & Co.), r.

' 1654 Polk
Abramowitz Joseph L,., clothing, 1028 Howard
Abrams Abraham J. (A. J. Abrams & Co.), r.

521 Turk
" A. J. & Co. (Abraham J. Abrams, Abraham

Levy and Frederick H. Maret), barbers,

209a Powell
Albert, physician, 431 Geary
Brothers (Solomon and Louis), hay, grain,

wood and coal, 1234 Folsom
Dolla, peddler, r. 33 Hinckley
Donald E., car dispatcher Market St. Ry.,

r. 2317 Mission
Edgar, clerk, r. 1716 Pacific Av
Emilia, widow, r. 1708 Clay
George, dental student, r. 1716 Pacific Av
Gus D., cigars, 210 Kearny, r. 308 Kearny
Gustav, salesman B. Roman, r. 839 Mc-
Allister
H. & Co. (Herman Abrams and Jacob

Cohn), pawnbroker, 785 Mission
Harry, peddler, r. 716 Broadway
Harry M. (M. L. Levy & Co.), r. 206 Kearny
Herman (H. Abrams & Co.), r. llllB Golden

Gate Av
Isaac, clerk, r. 1809 Powell
Isaac, merchant, r. 1624 Sutter
Isaac, salesman A. & T. Weil & Co., r. 591

Ellis
Jacob, boots and shoes, 534 Kearny, r. 1036

Sacramento
Jacob, teamster Charles Jacobson & Co.,

r. 209 Linden Av
James M., brick contractor, r. 1136 Howard
John, r. 109 Pierce
Joseph D., salesman A. Andrews, r. 221

Montgomery
Keve, peddler, r. 313 Langton
Lippman, tailor, r. 716
Louis, r. 1008 Van Ness Av
Louis (Abrams Bros.), r. 1108 Bryant
Louis, foreman Cleveland Faucet Co., r.

23214 Grove
Louisa, widow, r. 1716 Pacific Av
Marx, barber, 1103 Howard, r. 3 Harrison Av
Max, salesman Rosenthal Bros. & Co., r.

2325/2 Grove
Melville, r. 1716 Pacific Av
Morris, junk dealer, r. 1520 Devisadero
R. Mrs., widow, r. Pacific Hebrew Home
Samuel, bookkeeper Meyerfeld, Mitchell

& Co., r. 1520 Devisadero
Samuel, salesman Rosenthal Bros. & Co.,

r. 634 Linden Av
Solomon (Abrams Bros.), r. 448 7th, rear
William, expressman, r. 33314 Grove
4®=Abrams. See Abraham, Abrahams and

Abram
Abramsky Willi am H., bookkeeper, r. 1714 Market
Abramson David, r. 1409 Octavia
Abramson Edward, president Abramson-

Heunisch Co. (incorporated), 26-38 Main

ABRAMSON-HEUNISCH CO.

(incorporated), Edward Abramson
president, Adam Heunisch vice-presi-
dent, Albert Heuniscb secretary, C. N.
Spiero treasurer, bottlers', liquor deal-
ers and druggists' supplies and corks,
26-28 Main, Telephone Main 1847.
Eastern addresses, 174 E. Randolpli,
Chicago; 115-117 Maiden Lane, New
York. European addresses, 8 Men-
delsohn, Berlin; 35 Boulevard de Stras-
burg, Paris.

4®" Abramson. See Abrahamson

Abrate Carolina, widow, dressmaker, r. 225
Chestnut

Abrego George A., barber, 1142 Union

Abrook John, boatbuilder, r. 663 Howard

Abt Charles, carrier postofflce, r. Alameda
" Moritz, groceries and liquors, 823 Vallejo

Academy Building, 330 Pine
" Hall, 937 Mission

" House, Mrs. L. Wilcox proprietor, 705 Cali-
fornia

Academy of Sciences, library and museum, 819
Market

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

MANUFACTURERS OF

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Academy of the Immaculate Conception, 1212-

1214 Guerrero
Academy of the Sacred Heart, conducted by
the Ladies of the Sacred Heart, SW cor
Franklin and Ellis
Accarier Joseph, ironer John Bernou, r. 639, 3d
Ace William, seaman, r. 845 Merchant
Aoeret Emil, shirt cutter Neustadter Bros., r.
425 Grove
" Jacob, gardener Masonic Cemetery, r. 425
Grove
Aceves Dolores Mrs., r. 21 Sherwood PI
Ach Henry (Rothchild & Ach), attorney at law,
303 California, rooms 5-8, r. 3419 Webster
" Julius, agent Jacob S. Bernheimer & Bro.
(New York), 303 California, room 19, r.
2015 Bush
Achard Julia A. Mrs., midwife, r. 555 Mission
'• Meliton, laborer, r. 555 Mission
" William (Achard & Lopez), r. 806, 3d
Achard William L., secretary and manager
Whitney Transfer Co., 3-5 Commercial, r.
Oakland
" & Lopez (William Achard and John Lopez),
restaurant, 604, 3d
Acheson Alexander W., cashier Olympic Club,
r. 6 Seymour Av
■> Allen, barber Richard Geike, r. 334 Turk
" Jane Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home
" Robert, commission merchant, 120 Battery,
r. 1103 Montgomery
jes= Acheson. See Atchinson, Atchison and

Atkinson
Achilles Thomas F., shipwright, r. 145 Hancock
Ackenheil Mitchel, conductor Sutter St. Ry., r.

13221/2 Pine
Acker Frances Miss, dressmaker, r. 825 Post
" Francis V., carpenter and builder, 1337

Bush, r. 2417 Buchanan
" Franz, tailor, .307 Leavenworth
" Nicholas A., patent attorney, 137 Mont-
gomery, room 7, r. Fruitvale
" Valentine, tailor, r. 825 Post
" William H., teamster J. J. Duffy & Co., r.
909 Kearny
J8®=- Acker. See Aker

Ackerman Andrew M., steamfltter, r. 1000 Minna
" B., clerk, r. 737 Howard
" Charles, carpenter, r. 650b Jessie
" Charles L. (Naphtaly, Freidenrich & Ack-
erman), attorney at law, 438 California,
rooms 4-6, r. The Baldwin
' ' Charles L. , bookkeeper Westinghouse Elec.

and Mfg. Co., r. 333 Geary
" Edward, with Cal. Furniture Mfg. Co., r.

1316 Sutter
" Gottlieb, butcher, r. 218, Uth
" Gottlieb Mrs., dressmaking, 218, 11th
" Henry, carpenter, r. 1333 Mission
Ackerman Henry L., superintendent San Fran-
cisco District Telegraph Co., 306 Kearny,
r. 820 Ellis
" Herman, master mariner, r. 2738 Folsom
" Hyman, r. 927 Sutter
Ackerman Isidore H., manager Cook & Co., 123

Kearny, r. 1423 Sutter
Ackerman Isidore S., manager Anglo-American
Crockery and Glassware Co. , 108-110 Pine,
r. 2419 Washington
" John D., land agent, 420 California, room 27,

r. Oakland
" Mary V., widow, dressmaking, 14 McAl-
lister
" Robert, s aman, r. 9 Madison Av
" Samuel J., salesman D. N. & E. Walter &
Co., r. 1514 California

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900 Battery Street. TeL Main 1864.

OAKLAND BRANCH,

1058 Broadway. Telephone 54.

Ackerman Samuel S., solicitor Atlas Assurance

Co., r. 2419 Washington
Ackerman S. L. (L. Greenbaum & Co.), and gen-
eral manager Rapid Safety Filter Co..
office 320 Montgomery, r. 2202 Jackson
" Ulrioh, assayer Louis Falkenau, r. 529

Bush
" William C, printer Post, r. 226 Stockton
Ackerman & Kohn, carp t department Cali-
fornia Furniture Manufacturing Co.,
117-121 Geary
>8®= Ackerman. See Akprman
Ackermann Charles, bartender, r. 1513 Polk
Ackerson Catherine, widow, r. 5 Welsh
" Charles W., cl rk, r. 306 Green
" Emma v., widow, r. 306 Green
" George E., liquors, SW cor 3d and Howard,

r. 462 Bryant
" Herbert, teamster George W. Emmons
" P., seaman str Areata
" William, laborer, r. 532 Howard
" William W. (Ackerson & Patterson), r. 2125

Pine
" & Patterson (William W. Ackerson and
William Patterson), contractors and
builders, 88 Flood Bldg
4®="Ackerson. See Acheson, Atchison, Atchin-

son and Atkinson
Ackley Edward, collector, 124 Sansome, rooms
19-20, r. 2917 Harrison
•' Henry S., master str State of California,

r. 1414 Hyde
" John, laborer Albert E. Buckman, r. NW

cor Steiner and Hermann
■' Julia E. Miss, bookkeeper Standard Col-
lection and Mercantile Co., r. 1210>^
Union
" Mary E. Mrs. (Perkins Cycle Co.), r. 528

Oak
" William C, carpenter, r. 16th Av South nr F
Acklom Alfred E., collector Gas Consumers

Assn., r. 710 O'Farrell
j6®"Ackman. See Akmann
Acme Building and Loan Association, Adolph

Calmann secretary, 14 Montgom-ry
Acme Candle Works (Cincinnati, Ohio), Free-
man, Smith & Co. agents, 122 California
Acme Engraving Co., Andrew C. Cunningham
manager, 436 Montgomery
" House, Edward Rolkin proprietor, 957-961
Market
Acme Paint Remover Co., F. H. McCormick
president, Arthur Pawson secretary, 13
Pine
" White Lead and Color Wks., Alfred R.
Kelly agent, 303 California, room 20
Acores Hotel, Raulino V. Silveira proprietor,

112 Jackson
Acors Annie G, widow, r. 130 Rose Av
Acosta Jesus, tamale maker, r. 617^4 Ellis rear
Acres Ricliard T., president Acres & Williams
Co., 412 Commercial, r. Alameda

ACRES & WILLIAMS CO.

(incorporated), R. T. Acres president,
H. E. F. Williams vice-president, M. M.
Morton secretary, bookbinders and
printers, 412 Commercial

4®°" Acres. See Akers
Acton Fannie Mrs., r. 1509b Howard
" Harry, seaman, r. 1184 Harrison rear
" John B. (Acton & Perry), r. 2216 Webster
" Joseph, bartender Thomas K. Rothen-

burger, r. 3 Scheerer PI
" Richard, harness maker, 2803 Mission, r.
534, 24th

Acton Robert, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co.

" & Perry (John B. Acton and Richard H.
Perry), liquors, 236 Turk
Acves Arthur, clerk Rosenberg Bros., r. 21 Sher-
wood PI
Adachi K., tea packer Tillmann & Bendel, r.

916 Montgomery
Adair Bert, butcher Charles Goodwin, r. 2620
Bush

" Charles B., lather, r. 740 Howard

" Charles J., express messenger, r. 1337, 24th

" Robert, machinist, r. 1016 Powell

" William H. (Harrington & Adair), r. 620
McAllister
Adam August, beer bottler Charles Roschmann,
r. 120 Shotwell

" C, porter Cal. Wine Assn.
Adam George, physician and surgeon, 146 Phe-
lan Bldg, office hours 1 to 3 and 7 to 8
p. M., r. 2123 Larkin nr Green

" George A., press agent Morosco's Grand
Opera House, r. 2037 Taylor

" L. Douglas, assistant city editor Call, r.
2037 Taylor

" Robert, baker, r. 322 Sanchez

" Sarah T. T., widow, r. 18 Beaver

" Thomas, Estate of, Mrs. K. A. Rivers ad-
ministratrix, 814 Hayes
Adam & Kibbe Building, 14 McAllister
Adami Annie Miss, compositor Valleau & Peter-
son, r. 113 Trenton

" Christopher, r. 835 Vallejo

" Conrad, r. 825 Vallejo

" Henry, cook William Smale

" John, cooper David Woerner, r. 825 Vallejo

" John, paper carrier, r. 113 Trenton

" Margaret A., domestic, 709 Clayton

" Philip, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r.
124, 5th Av South
vB®" Adami. See Adamy
Adamko Andrew, trackman Market St. Ry., r.

242, 14th
Adams Adam W., driver Phoenix Brewery, r. 112
Hancock

" Adolph, salesmanlrvine Bros., r. 617 Green-
wich

" Albert, coremaker Schrader & Co., r. 117
Bernard

" Albert, physician, r. 2426 Fillmore

" Albert F., horseshoer, 2407 Mission, r. 1822
San Carlos Av

" Albert F., internal revenue adjuster, 423
Washington, r. Alameda

" Alexander P. (A.P.Adams & Co.), r. 1500
Masonic Av

" Alfred J., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 3205
Clay

" Allen R.. agent Johnson Co., 41 Mills Bldg,
8th floor

" Amos C. (Adams & Adams), r. 2401 Webster
Adams A. P. & Co. (Alexander P. and M. E.

Adams), coffee roasters, 139, 1st
Adams Archibald H., secretary and manager
The San Francisco Autographic Reg-
ister Co., 523 Market, r. 1923 Vallejo

" Arthur L., clerk postofflce, r. 144 Clipper

" Benjamin, bootblack, r. 12 Ellis

" Benjamin, foreman stock cutter W. H.
Nolan & Co., r. East Oakland

" Bertram, messenger, r. 318 Clapp
Adams-Booth Co. (Sacramento), wholesale
grocers, office 405 Front, room 4

" Carrie Miss, dressmaking, 112 Pennsyl-
vania Av

" Cathella Miss, porcelain artist, r. 1910
Hyde
Adams C. F. Co., James Price manager, deal-
ers in household necessities, 156, 5t.h

" C. Frank, accountant, r. 300 Pennsylvania
Av

" Charles, r. 707 Valencia

" Charles, machinist Fulton Eng. & Ship
Bldg. Wks, r. 8073^ Union
Adams Charles, merchant tailor, 1384 Market,
r. 1217J4 Hayes

" Charles, mill hand Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 112
Pennsylvania Av

" Charles, porter M. H. Lichtenstein & Son,
r. 613 Washington

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Charles A. (Adams & Adams), r. 1801

Pierce
" Charles C, traveling representative Whit-

aker & Ray Co., 723 Market
" Charles D., gardener, r. 1122, 13th Av.South
" Charles F., cashier, r. 1910 Hyde
" Charles H., shorthand reporter, 45-46 Mills

Bldg, 8th floor, r. Berkeley
" Charles H., with William J. Adams, r. Palo

Alto
" Charles J., driver Edward C. Chase, r. 1933

Fillmore
Adams Charles L., manager Lind Vineyard

Wine Cellar, 137-139, 1st, r. 1500 Masonic

Av
" Charles M.. conductor Market St. Ry., r.

1315 Steiner
" Charles W., carpenter S. P. Co., r. 7 Uranus
" Charles W., clerk Beniamin Mirsky, r. 315%

Mason
" Chester L., tool maker Shreve & Co., r. 604

Leavenworth
" Conrad, shoemaker, 187 Jessie
" David, steward str Lakme
" DeWitt, bootblack, 401 O'Farrell, r. 704

Howard
" Edward, liquors, 1051 Howard
•' Edward, painter P. C. S. S. Co., r. 331

Green
" Edward F., agricultural editor Chronicle,

r. 1323 California
" Edward G., cement worker, r. 104 McAllis-
ter
Adams Edward M., attorney at law, 508 Mont-
gomery, room 13
" Edward S., mining, r. 800 Kearny
" Edwin, glove cutter F. G. Conklin & Co., r.

" Edwin H., check clerk O.R. & N. Co., r. 231, 3d

" Ella Miss, forelady, r. 1310 Mason

" Ellen, widow, r. Victoria nr Palmetto Av

" Elmira, widow, r. 318 Capp

" Emil, paper hanger M. Harmuth, r. 130 Fern
Av

" Emil M., plumber, r. 833 Green

" Emile, confectionery, 394. 6th

" Emma, widow, r. 838'/^ Harrison

" Ernest H., jeweler, r. Lick House

" Forrest E., clerk, r. 1813 Steiner

" Frank, carpenter, r. 1440, 26th

" Frank, cook W. E. Comstock, r. 536, 4th

' ' Frank C. , candy maker Rothschild & Ehren-
pfort, r. 36 Moss

" Frank E., lumber clerk Bellingham Bay
Imp't Co., r. 813 Powell

" Frank P., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1911
McAllister

" Frederick, attorney at law, 3 Mills Bldg,
4th floor, r. Oakland

" George, clerk Peter Bacigalupi, r. 24 Dor-
land

" George, steward, r. 110914 Pacific

" George C, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 330
8th Av

" George E., butcher. 3773, 16th, r. 1907 Har-
rison

" George J., expressman, SW cor Post and
Grant Av, r. 3312 Jones

" George M., groceries and liquors, SE cor
Grove and Buchanan, r. 118 Webster

" George M. Mrs., widow, r. 118 Webster

" George P., r. 717 Post

" George P., clerk Albert F. Adams, r. 441

George R., 16 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
George W., clerk James De Fremery & Co.,

r. 507 Pine
George W., lumber surveyor, 9 Mission, r.

707 Stockton
Grove, r. 3314 Broderick
H., solicitor, r. 529 Sacramento
Hannah W., widow, r. 300 Pennsylvania Av
Harry B., clerk H. K. Belden, r. 531 Post
Harry W., contracting agent Chicago, Rock

Island & Pac. Ry. Co., 338 California,

r. 534 Bush
Harvey L., laborer S. P. Co., r. 2 Mission

Court
H. E., ship carpenter, r. 28 Turk

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Adams Henry, teamster, r. 11 Lafayette
" Henry H., attorney at law, 530 California,

room 12, r. 603 Polk
" Henry H., salesman Phelps & Miller, r.

Oakland
" Herbert, chief engineer str Point Loma,

r. 40 California
" Hiram W., carpenter, 1306 Mission, r. 1540

Howard
" House, Henry Greaves proprietor, 519 Sac-
ramento
" Idella M. Miss, bookkeeper, r. 7 Uranus
" Isaac (Salinger & Adams), r. 627 Bush
" Jacob (Adams & Rohrer) r. 837 Lombard
" James, r. 33 Washington Av
" James, clerk, r. 243, 2d
" James, waiter J. U. Hastings
" James C, attorney at law, 306 Sansome,

room 10, r. Oakland
" James H., r. 1910 Hyde
" Jay W., traveling passenger agent Chicago

& Alton RR, 638 Market
" John, laundryman, r. 84 Nye
" John, restaurant, 1443 Harrison
" John, salesman Hale Bros., r. 399 Hyde
" John, switchman, r. 1 Louisa
" John E. (Brown & Adams), r. 2220 Jackson
" John F., barber, 260, 3d, r. 21 Ritch
" JohnF., salesman H. Levi & Co., r. 905

Ellis
" John G., r. 807!4 Union
" John G., carpenter and builder, 40 New

Montgomery, r. 761 Haight
" John I., hack driver, r. 476 Jessie
" John Q., attorney at law, 131 Montgomery
" John Q., broker,' 133 California, room 17, r.

1323 Pine
" John Q., watchman Arctic Oil Wks., r. 603

Polk
" Johns., laborer , Golden State and Miners

Iron Wks., r. 635 Harrison
" John S., policeman, r. 1812 Steiner
" John W., cement worker, r. 2 Morris Av
" Joseph, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r.

831 Bryant
" Joseph A., janitor, 320 Sutter, r. 1322 Bush
" Joseph W., clerk G. H. Umbsen & Co., r.

1105 Market
" Josephine Mrs.,asst. cashier Harry Adolph,

r. 635 Merchant
" Josephine M. Miss, clerk, r. 316 Taylor
" J. Taylor (Atkins & Adams), r. Berkeley
" Juanita Miss, packer, r. 3013 Dupont
" Kate D., teacher shorthand, r. 3722 Pine
" Laura Miss, captain Salvation Army

Women's Training Garrison, 553-555 Jes-
sie
" Laura E., widow, r. 1318 California
Adams Lawson S. (Adams-Booth Co.), 405 Front,

room 4, 1. 825 Bush
•• Lawson S. Jr., with Lawson S. Adams, r.

835 Bush
" Lena Miss, teacher Ayres' Stenographic

Institute, r. 318 Capp
" Lorenzo O. (Taylor, Adams & Pritchard), r.

31 Hill
" Louis, laborer, r. 39 Minna
" Lucia E. Miss, clerk Am. Tract Soc, r. 139

Haight
" Lucy, widow, r. 600 Fulton
" Lucy F. Miss, teacher Henry Durant Pri-
mary School, r. 1910 Hyde
" L. W. Mrs., r. Hotel Pleasanton
" Mary, widow, r. 856 Brannan
" Mary Mrs., boarding, 105 Clark
" Mary T., widow, r. 27 Bernard

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Adams M. E. (A. P. Adams & Co.), r. 1500 Ma-
sonic Av
" Michael, fireman G. F. Day, r. 60 Jessie
" Nelson J., manager George M. Adams, r.

1413 Fulton
" Nicholas, conductor S. F. & S. M. Ry., r.

118 Valley
" Octavien R., r. 1540 Howard
•' Oliver M., barber, 504 Bryant, r. 440, 3d
" Oscar B., r. 1500 Masonic Av
" Otis, lodgings, 200 Turk
" Rebecca J. Miss, stenographer J. W. Davis,

r. 112 Pennsylvania Av
" Richard, storekeeper P. C. S. S. Co., r. 329i/4

Green
" Richard H., porter, r. 13 Reed PI
" Sadie E. Mrs., inspector U. S. Customs, r.

Hotel St. Nicholas
" Samuel, hackman, r. 428b Castro
" Samuel, shipwright, r. 324, 28th
■' Samuel W., blacksmith, r. 233, 7th
■' Thomas, cook, r. 628 Merchant
■' Thomas R., first lieut. Battery I, 5th Artil-
lery U. S. A., and post commissary and
treasurer, r. Presidio
" Timothy W., r. 2534 Howard
" Victoria Miss, cashier Peter Bacigalupi, r.

24 Dorland
" W., laborer P. C. S. S. Co., r. Oakland
" Walter A., carpenter, r. 922 Minna
" Walter H. (Stetson-Renner,DrayageCo.), r.

1436 Post
•' Wenzel, sausage maker, 1072 Howard
" W. Henry, driver Buhlmann & Woelfel, r.

1523 Mission
■' William, driver, r. 112 Hancock
■' William, janitor New City Hall, r. 331

Green
" William, salesman, H. Levi & Co., r. 2413

California
" William, shoemaker, r. 544J^ Natoma
■' William A., bartender, r. 331 Green
" William A., paper hanger, 15a Erie
■' William P., cement worker, r. 104 Mc-
Allister
" William F., laborer, r. 2012 Duponf
" William H. H., porter Morosco's Grand
Opera House, r. 12 Mary
Adams William J., wholesale lumber and ship-
ping merchant and president Washing-
ton Mill Co., 10 Market, r. Menlo Park
" William M., wrapper, r. 2012 Dupont
" William M"cK., operator Buckingham &

Hecht, r. 630 22d
" William S., coffee roaster A. P. Adams &

Co., r. 625 Harrison
" William T., apprentice Union I. Wks., r.
824 Lombard
Adams & Adams (Amos C. and Charles A.
Adams), attorneys at law, 137-139 Phelan
Bldg
" & Co. (Peter Ward), real estate and insu-
rance, 1026, 17th
Adams & Rohrer (Jacob Adams and Jacob
Rohrer), proprietors Broadway Brewery,
S W cor 19th and Treat Av
Adamson A., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill
" August, helper Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg.

Wks., r. 2102 Greenwich
" David Mrs., widow, r. 3000a Webster
" Richard, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co.,

r. 1913 Lexington Av
" William, seaman, r. 204, 2d
" W. R. Haynes, accountant, r. 1418 Fulton
Adamy James, bartender, r. 503 Hyde
4@=" Adamy. See Adami

Adcock Charles E., millinery, 10 Kearny, r.
Berkeley
" John T., clerk Charles F. Doe & Co., r. 906

Valencia
" Kate Mrs., manager C. E. Adcock, r.

Berkeley
" Robert A., clerk Simpson Lumber Co., r.

1114 Treat Av
" William N., gold polisher Shreve & Co., r.
18 Hickory Av
Addaimie Joseph, caster John P. McMurray, r.

410 Broadway
Adderley Stanley, importer sponges, 6 Post,

r. 1610 Larkin
Adderson George W., draughtsman Risdon I.

&L. Wks., r. 612, 21st
Addicks John H., clerk auditing dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. 620 Willard
Addiego Matteo, bootblack, r. 2 Roach
Addis George E., peddler, r. 11 Kate PI
" Nettie E. Mrs., dressmaking, II2614 Folsom
" Robert C, clerk Montgomery & Co., r.
1126H Folsom
Addison Ellen, widow, r. 1929 Stevenson
" James, cook Thomas Crowe
" James, shop foreman Risdon I. & L. Wks.,

r. 710 Valencia
" James H., painter John C. Kimball, r.
177434 Folsom
Addison Thomas, manager General Electric

Co., 15. 1st, r. Berkeley
Addressograph Co. The (Chicago), W. D. McAr-

thur agent, 132 California
Addy Frank, steward str Walla Walla
Ade George W., credit department M. J. Bran-
dens tein & Co., r. Hotel Savoy
" Joseph, brewer, r. 21 Rausch rear
Adel John, proprietor Chicago House, 612 Howard
Adelaide House, William R. Baker proprietor,

705 Mission
Adella Louise, widow, r. 1509 Mason
Adelphia House, Edward Rolkin proprietor, 909

Kearny
Adelsdorfer Alfred (Adelsdorfer & Branden-
stein),r. 1718 Bush
Ernest, bookkeeper M. Blaskower & Co., r.

1605 (3-ough
John C, clerk The American Importing Co.,

r. ]605Gough
Joseph, r. 1718 Bush
Louis, solicitor Call; r. 1605 Gough
Max, manufacturers' agent, 523 Market, r.

1718 Bush
Rose, widow, r. 1605 Gough
William, r. 610 O'Parrell
Adelsdorfer & Brandenstein (Alfred Adelsdor-
fer and Manfred Brandenstein), import-
ers teas, coffee and cigars and proprie-
tors Washington Manufacturing Co.,
17-19, 1st, factory 115 Shotwell
Adelseck Frank, engineer tugboat Sea Witch,

r. llW/i Broadway
Adelson Heiman B., optician and stationery,
2, 6th, r. 8 Moss
" Max, peddler, r. 8 Moss
Adelstein Bernard, junk, r. 1017 Post
" Hyman, traveling salesman, r. 1111 Buch-
anan
" Jacob, cutter Hoffman, Alexander & Co.,

r. 1017 Post
" Louis, clerk George J. Becht, r. 1017 Post
" Samuel, teacher music, r. 1017 Post
Adema James, machine hand Hobbs, Wall &

Co., r. 334 Fremont
Aden R. J. R., president Piper, Aden, Goodall

Co., 24 Clav, r. Vallejo, Cal.
Adie Ellen Miss, private sctiool, 2012 Pine

" Mary Miss, r. 2012 Pine
Adjuster The (monthly), J. A. Carey editor and

publisher, 316 California, room 19

Adkins George A., sailmaker, r. 1063!^ Broadway

" Gerald F., manager Adkins Manufacturing

Co., 35 New Montgomery, r. 2622 Howard

" Joel M., motorman Market St. Ry., r. 419

Baker
" Manufacturing Co., Gerald F. Adkins man-
ager, 35 New Montgomery
Adler Aaron A., commission merchant, 212 San-
some, room 30, r. 2619 Laguna

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Adler Adolph, booklceeper Katz & Sons, r. Gol-
den Gate, Alameda Co.

" Albert, waiter, r. 52 Morris Av

" Albert C, bookkeeper London, Paris and
American Bank, r. The Colonial

ADLER ALBERT S.,

physician and. surgeon, office and r.
1113 Sutter, office hours 1 to 3 and 7 to
8. P. M., Sunday 10 to 11 A. M. Tele-
phone East 590

Adler Benjamin, salesman Samuel Dannen-
baum, r. 2334 Fillmore
" Charles, porter Bohemian Club, r. 318 Jes-

" David, butcher William Adler, r. 527 Oc-

tavia
" David, upholsterer, r. 313 Waller
" Elkan, r. 1820 Buchanan
" Ernestine, widow, r. 2197 Devisadero
" Felix, asst. bookkeeper J. Baumgarten &

Co., r. 1433 Polk
Adler Felix, Free Kindergarten, Miss A. L.

Manning president, SE cor 2d and Fol-

som
" Frank C, teamster, r. 715 Howard
" H., seaman str Eureka
" Harry, r. 2324 Fillmore
Adler Harry B., proprietor Frank's Billiard

Parlors, 8 Eddy, r. 1015 Golden Gate

Av
" Harry H., salesman, r. 2130a Sutter
" Henry A., salesman Phil Seldner & Co., r.

739, 33d
Adler Hermann, Law and Collection Agency,

410 Montgomery, r: 1439 O'Farrell
" Jacob, solicitor Alliance Assurance Co., r.

1306 Post
" John, laborer William Lambert, r. 31 Minna
" John, 2d officer str Eureka, r. Lorin, Cal.
" Joseph, butcher William Adler, r. 527 Octa-

via
" Joseph, manager Davis Bros., r. 739, 22d
" Leopold, shoemaker, 408^ Larkin, r. 513

Franklin
" Louis, clerk, r. 739, 22d
" Louis, machine hand Siebe, Glanville Co.,

r. 26221/2 Sutter
" Mollie, widow, r. 464 Clementina
" Moses, grain broker, 324 Montgomery, r

2200 Jackson
" Nathan M., oyster house, 15 Stockton, r

13111/4 Mason
" Samuel, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.

r. 2324 Fillmore
" Sigmund, manufacturers' agent, 526 Mar

ket, r. 20 O'Farrell
" Sol., bookkeeper S. F. Crockery and Glass

ware Co., r. 3131 Bush
" Solomon, r. 2324 Fillmore
" William, butcher, 1078 Howard, r. 527 Octa

via
■' William, teamster Englander Bros., r. 2514

Bush
Adlington David M., carpenter, r. 1125 Kearny
Administrator Public, Andrew C. Preese, 35

Chronicle Bldg
Adolph Harry, restaurant, 533 Conamercial and

635 Clay, r. 625 Merchant
" Isaac (Adolph & Vivian), r. Fulton nr 2d

Av
" Joseph, window cleaner, 609 Sacramento,

r. 533 Broadway
" & Vivian (Isaac Adolph and David L.

Vivian), boarding, Fulton nr 2d Av
Adolfson Gustav, iron worker Standard Iron

and Wire Wks.
Adrien Andeley, dyer, r. 734 Stevenson
Adson James, barber John D. Schehr, r. 316 Turk
Advance Carpet Beating and Renovating Co.,

George Walcom manager, 402 Sutter
Advent Christian Church, E s Church bet 29th

and Day
Aegerter Charles, with William Schreiber, r. 18

Hanover PI
Aehnlich Paul E., electrician Electric Supply

Co., r..507Steiner
Aerating and Self-cleansing Filter Co., 527

Spreckels Bldg

AERMOTOR COMPANY THE,

A. Holtgen manager, manufacturers
pumps, tanks and Aermotor wind-
mills, 27 Beale, telephone Drumm 154

iEtna Insurance Co. (of Hartford), George C.
Boardman general agent, Thomas E.
Pope assistant general agent, Louis
Mel and E. C. Morrison special agents
and adjusters, 514 California

iEtna Life Insurance Co. (Hartford, Conn.),
H. B. Houghton manager, 212 Sansome,
room 9

JETNA MINERAL WATER CO.

Len D.Owens president, John J. O'Brien
secretary, mineral water from .ffitna
Springs, Napa Co., Cal., office and
warehouse 104-108 Drumm, telephone
Main 536
^tna Mutual Building and Loan Association,
Nathan Schlesinger secretary, 304 Mont-

iEtna Springs, Napa Co., offlce 108 Drumm
Afeld Joseph, stationery and music, 80o Larkin
Afielttrangier Ferdinand, molder, r. 2017 Chest-
nut
Affleck William, helper Risdon I. & L. Works,

r. Oakland
Aflolder William, laborer St. Joseph's Home

Hospital
Affolter Joseph (Waunenmacher & Co.), r. 510a

15th
African Methodist Episcopal Church, see

First A. M. E. Zion Church, also Second

A. M. E. Church
Afro-American League, California Hall
Agar James E., with The My sell-Rollins Co.,

r. 2267 Clinton Av, Alameda
" John G., capitalist, 246 Sutter, r. Menlo

" John M., teamster Ross & Hewlett, r. 3618
Mission
Agard Alexander H., searcher of records, r. 311
Green
" Carl, master schr Miami, offlce 56 Steuart
" George D., r. 311 Green
" George E., capitalist, r. 311 Green
" George L., bookkeeper Haslett & Bailey,

r. 1706 Stockton
" Joseph J., special agent H. K. Belden, r.

Oakland
" William A. T. (Wintzer & Agard), and pres-
ident Dixon-Agard Co., 309 Clay, r. 311
Green
>8®= Agard. See Aagard

Agassiz Primary School, Miss Sarah J. Jones

principal, W s Bartlett bet 22d and 23d

Agaton Emile, butcher str San Bias, r. 1919A

Mason
Agee John P., painter, r. 510 Ivy Av
Ager John E., manager Mutual Life Insurance
Co. (of New York), Mutual Life Bldg,
SE cor California and Sansome, r. 334
Bartlett
Aggard Louis, fisherman, r. 523 Howard
Aggesen Peter, laborer, r. 6 Elsie
Agin Oscar, seaman str Eureka
Agmar Paul, painter, r. 2833 California
Agner Charles (Smith Picture Co.), r. 34 Hub-
bard ^
Agnew Arthur, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
East Oakland
" Catherine, widow, r. 1616 Dolores
" Edward, barber Joseph M. Levy, r. 1747
Mission

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WILLIAM WOLFF & CO., 329 Market St.

Agnew Edward, helper Hobbs, Wall & Co.. r.

231 Filbert
Agnew Gilmore M., drugs and druggists' sun-
dries, 57, •2d, r. Alameda

" Hugh, engineer, r. 1825 Market

" John J., foreman teamster S. F. Gas Light
Co., r. East Oakland

" Julia Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home

" Louis, clerk Atlas Iron Works, r. Oakland

" Robert J., baker, r. 231 Filbert

" Thomas, with Home and Phoenix Ins. Co.,
r. Oakland

" Thomas E., machine hand Hobbs, Wall &
Co., r. 231 Filbert

" William, helper Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 831
Filbert

" William, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento

" William P., physician, 47 Donohoe Bldg

AGNEW & KISER CO. THE

(incorporated), drugs, rubber goods,

flassware, soda fountains and sun-
ries, 57, 2d, telephone Black 33

Agostino Giovanni B., solicitor, r. 1016 Mont
gomery
" Jose, peddler, r. 5 Pollard PI
Agricultural Machine Works, Byron Jackson

proprietor, 625-631, 6th
Aguilar Adeodato, musician, r. 1534 Dupont
Aguirre John M., r. 1314 Powell
" Ramon M., bookkeeper John A. McKerron,
r. 1316 Powell
Ahearn Catherine Mrs., vegetables, 1009 Bryant
" Daniel, teamster, r. 302 Liberty
" Dennis F., clerk Mack & Co., r. 302 Liberty
" Johannah, widow, r. 1932Folsom
" John A., soapmaker G. R. Lucy & Co., r.

leVi Boardman PI
" Joseph G., office 722 Montgomery, r. 5601^

Natoma
" Joseph W., plumber William S. Snook &

Son, r. 1654 Boardman PI
" Kate Miss, cloakmaker, r. 302 Liberty
" Thomas, master mariner, r. 521, 1st
" Timothy, laborer, r. 302 Liberty
" William J., elevatorman Hotel Be ker
4®- Ahearn. See Ahem and Aherne
Aher Jeremiah, carpenter, r. 1417 Bush
" William, plater Thomas Day & Co., r. 1417
Bush
Ahem Agnes J. Miss, teacher Whittier Primary
School, r. 1308 Laguna
" Annie, widow, r. 720 Florida
" Catherine, widow, bakery, 316 Folsom
" Daniel, laborer, r. 301 Michigan
" Daniel, laborer S. P. C. Ry., r. 631'^ Steven-
son
" Daniel J., in pector U. S. Customs, r. Oak-
land
" David M., driver Martin F. Fragley, r. 2

Alvarado
" Dennis J., clerk, r. 63IV2 Stevenson
" Edward T., boxmaker, r. 63H/4 Stevenson
" Frank, porter Horn & Co., r. 810 Lyon
" Gertrude Miss, asst. bookkeeper S. F. Shoe

House, r. 223 Oak
" Henry M., teamster W. A. Fleming & Co

r, 130, 21st
" James A., milk vender, r. 131 Collingwood
" Jeremiah, employee U. S. Mint, r. 223 Oak
" Jeremiah D., florist, r. 11 Hunt
" John, stableman Martin F. Fragley, r. 2

Alvarado
" John F., laborer F. S. Moody, r. 748 Bran-
nan
" John J., laborer, r. 11 Kate

Ahem John M., r. 1308 Laguna
" John M., plumber, r. 631^2 Stevenson
" John P., bill clerk Dunham, Carrigan &

Hayden Co., r. 222 Oak
" Maria, widow, r. 3 Alvarado
" Margaret, widow, r. 3919^4 Mission
" Mary A. Miss, teacher Franklin Grammar

School, r. 1308 Laguna
" Matthew J., plumber Gallagher Bros., r. 2

Alvarado
" Maud Miss, stenographer Mechanics' In-
stitute
" Maurice, collector S. P. Co., r. 810 Lyon
" Michael, laborer, r. 748 Brannan
" Michael, laborer Kenny & McHugh, r. NE

cor 10th Av and Fulton
" Patrick, r. 131 Haight
" Patrick, gatekeeper S. P. Co., r. Oakland
" Peter, laborer U. S. Customs, r. Oakland
" Roger, carpenter Hibernia Brewery, r. 2824

Harrison
" Sarah, domestic, 3540 Clay
" Thomas, porter William Smale
" Thomas, shoemaker, r. 720 Florida
" Timothy, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 16,

28th
" William, carpenter, r. 936 Alabama
" William, finisher I. L. Solomon & Co., r.

1932 Folsom
" William, plumber Andrew J. Reavey, r. 11

Bryant Av
" William J., salesman Philadelphia Shoe
Co., r. 411 Eddy
*Si= Ahern. See Ahearn
Aherne Alice, widow, r. 427 Elizabeth
" D. I., salesman B. J. Ward & Co., r. Golden

Gate, Cal
" Eugene, framemaker, r. 744 20th
" Michael, gardener, r. 1107 Oak
" Patrick O., r. 744 30th
Ahkmann John, clerk Union Hotel

" Thomas, proprietor Union Hotel. 131 East
Ahl Charles L., news agent, r. American Ex-
change Hotel
Ahlbach Jacob, with Ahlbach & Co., r. 1506 Fol-
som
" Joseph (Wendt & Ahlbach), r. 1506 Folsom
" Mary Mrs. (Ahlbach & Co.), r. 1506 Folsom
" Peter, with Ahlbach & Co., r. 1506 Folsom
" & Co. (Mrs. Mary Ahlbach), hardware and
plumbing, 136, 4th
Ahlborn Albert R., expressman, 317 Grant Av,
r. 32 Parker Av
" August, cook, r. 2431 Harrison
" August W. ,machinist H. G. Layng Machine

Wks., r. 33 Lafayette
" Charles J., expressman, NE cor Ellis and
Powell, r. 23 Johnston Av
Ahlborn Charles J., president Crystal Rock Salt
Mining Co. , 509 Mon tgomery , rooms 3-4, r.
Alameda
" Henry, r. 33 Johnston Av
" Henry, machinist H. G. Layng Machine
Wks.,r. 8 Folsom Av
Ahlborn House, Mrs. A. Fehlemelcher pro-
prietor, 319-333 Grant Av
" William, watchman, r. 8 Folsom Av
Ahlemann Minnie, widow, r. 633 Minna
Ahlenfeld Morris D., news agent, r. 413 Natoma
Ahlers Amandus W. M., janitor, r. 310, 7th
" Diedrich J. A., liquors, 333i/ Stevenson
•' Frederick, teamster Scott & Van Arsdale

Lumber Co.
" George, watchman, r. 218'/^ Chattanooga
" Henry (Ahlers & Miesner), r. 200 Fran-
cisco
" Henry C, watches and diamonds, 136

Kearny, room 37, r. 1102 Eddy
" Herman, cook Walter H. Blunden, r. 257

Stevenson
" William, laborer Western Sugar Refinery,

r. 32 Dore rear
" William Jr., blacksmith Pac. Roll. Mill, r.

32 Dore rear
" & Miesner (Henry Ahlers and John Mies-
ner), groceries and liquors, 200 Francisco
4®=- Ahlers. See Ehlers
Ahlert Gertrude, widow, r. Sl]^ Linden Av
" William, plumber, r. SU/^ Linden Av

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Ahlf Henry, butcher Roth, Blum & Co., r. cor 6th
Av South and K
" Henry A., helper Milwaukee Brewery, r.

114A Juniper
" Herman, groceries and liquors, NE cor 30th

and Connecticut, Potrero
" J.W., conductor Presidio & Ferries RR, r.

1113 Filbert
'■ MetaC, laundress Jules J. Augas, r. 2802
16th
Ahlf sen Emil, cellarman Cal. Wine Assn.
Ahlgren Carl N. P., carpenter, r. Gates nr Cort-
land Av
" Charles G., boarding and liquors, 26 Fol-
som. and liquors, 108 Steuart, r. 1225 Page
" Edward, driver Fred H. Finke & Co., r. 1235

Page
" Frank, bartender Charles G. Ahlgren, r.
Berkeley
4®" Ahlgren. See Algren
Ahlin Charles A., seaman, r. 101 Juniper
Ahlm Charles, cook Henry Pregge, r. 95 Steuart
Ahlquist Frank, cook, r. 409 Drumm

" Gustav, r. 409 Drumm
Ahlstrand Bendt W., r. 11-13 Clay
" Gustaf, master mariner, r. 11-13 Clay
" Oscar, cook, r. 11-13 Clay
" William, proprietor Arizona Hotel, 11-13
Clay
Ahlstrom E. George, master mariner, r. 23 Perry
" Peter F., engineer Herman & Mills, r. Ala-

Ahman A., 2d officer str City of Panama, r. 416, 3d
Ahnert August, junk dealer, r. cor Oneida Av

and San Jose Road
Ahpel Henry C. (Ahpel & Bruckman), r. 2427

Washington
Ahpel & Bruckman (Henry C. Ahpel and John
Bruckman), city agents The Liverpool,
London and Globe Ins. Co. and London
and Lancashire Fire Ins. Co. and Na-
tional Fire Ins. Co. of Hartford and gen-
eral insurance agents, 209 Sansome.
tel Main 5781
Ahren Richard, r. 1412 Alabama
Ahrens Anna, widow, r. 400 Capp
Carl, r. 8% Harriet
Charles F., cabinet maker J. G. Klemm, r.

110 Morris Av
Fred, bottler John Wieland Brewery, r.

343, 2d
Frederick L., butcher, r. Shi Harriet
George M. (Ahrens, Pein & Bullwinkel and

H. MuUer & Co.), r. 425 Harrison
George N., clerk J. H. Ahrens, r. 336 Green
Harry, coachman, 1361 California
Henry, waiter, r. 2714 Bernard
Henry F., r. 110 Morris Av
Henry H., cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 733

Alabama
Jacob H., liquors and restaurant, 205 Com-
mercial, r. 236 Green
John, bartender Schumacher & Janssen, r.

643, 21st
Martin Mrs., r. S s Butte nr Alabama
Ahrens Nicholas, wines and liquors, junction
Market and Sacramento and NW cor 1st
and Mission
" Nicolaus, bartender F. H. Kugeler, r. 300,
19th
Ahrens, Pein & Bullwinkel (George M. Ahrens,
George H. Pein and JohnD. Bullwinkel),
wholesale and retail wines and liquors,
620 Post
" Rudolph, plumber Jos. Armstrong, r. 619

Shotwell
" Wilken, groceries and liquors, SE cor 19th

and Diamond
" William, clerk William Heuer, r. 2905 Baker
" William F., r. 1761 Mission
' ' William F. , foreman Joseph Melczer & Co. ,
r. Oakland
Ahumada Jose M., real estate, 607 Montgomery,

r. 612 Bush
Aich Charles, porter Wheeler & Wilson sewing
machine agency, r. 2922 Sacramento
" Rodolph, r. 2932 Sacramento
Aicher Frank (Aicher & Campbell), r. 1618 Stock-
ton

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,
CARPETS.

Immense Stock of the Latest Patterns.
GA-l-GA-T iy\arU.&t St.

Aicher Frederick, bartender Frederick Fesler,
r. 816 Sansome
" & Campbell (Frank Aicher and David R.
Campbell), plumbers, 439 Bush
Aigeltinger Charles, laborer, r. 1754 Ellis
" Edward H., hay, grain, wood and coal,

1722 Ellis, r. 1724 Ellis
" Leopold Mrs., widow, r. 840 Grove
Aigner Lucas, tailor, 910 Illinois
Aiken Albert C, attorney at law, 530 California,
room 37
" Henry S., liquors. 51654 Geary, r. 31, 9th
" James, electrician Pac. Power Co.
" Jane Mrs., r. 1188 Noe
" Nelson P., bookkeeper Campodonico &

Malcolm Co., r. 722 Powell
" William, gardener, r. 310 Montgomery Av
J8®= Aiken. See Aitken and Akin
Aikin Matthew, with Joseph Graham, r. 330, 6th
Aikman James, seaman str San Juan
Aime Lucy L. Mrs., fruit and vegetables, 1141

Pacific
Ainsbro Teresa B., domestic, 763 Clayton
Ainsley Josie Miss, vocalist Tivoli Opera
House, r. 337 Fell
" Sadie Miss, vocalist Tivoli Opera House,
r. 327 Fell
Ainsworth Albert G., clerk freight auditor's
dept. S. P. Co., r. Oakland
" Company, J. C. Ainsworth president, P. T.

Morgan secretary, 316 Bush, room 14
" E. C. Mrs., assistant Free Public Library,

r. 712 Post
" F. B. Mrs., widow, ladies' nurse, r. 1708

Turk
" William H., assistant manager P. Loril-
lard Co., r. Oakland
Air Space and Asbestos Sectional Covering

Co. (Gilbert C. Fowler), 656 Howard
Airaldi Augusto, clerk Dr. E. N. Torello, r. 730
Green
" Clara, widow, r. 730 Green
Aird Agnes Miss, dressmaker, r. 563 Bryant
" David, blacksmith, r. 563 Bryant
" James C, blacksmith Eastwood & Wilson,

r. 134% Ridley
" Wesley D., clerk, r. 563 Bryant
Airey George F., stevedore, r. 564 Folsom
" Henry J., butcher, 3323 Webster, r. 2307

Jackson
" Robert J., butcher, r. 15 Glen Park Av
4®=- Airey. See Arey

Airola Andrea, fruits and vegetables, 934
Church
" Clara Miss, shirtmaker Mrs. Charles M.
Apelt
Aitchison Agnes Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Zue
Kennedy, r. 139 Rose Av
" Gavin, carpenter, r. 154 Montana
" Lizzie, domestic, 1325 Golden Gate Av
4®=° Aitchison. See Acheson, Ackerson, Atch-

inson and Atkinson
Aitken Albert E., ship clerk, r. 1904 Powell
" Albert E. Jr., pressman, r. 1904 Powell
" E., water tender str Alameda
" Edward J., sweeper Harbor Commission-
ers
" Edwin J., liquors, r. 1014 Filbert, rear
" Eggert Mrs., medium, r. 715 Post
" Frank, laborer, r. 38 Sacramento
" George, r. 17 South Park
" George, buyer Michael KitzmuUer, r. 426

Cedar Av
" James, r. 1650b Hayes
" James, policeman, r. 1010 Post
" John F., student, r. 2023 Fillmore

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Aitken John K,., attorney at law, 51.>-516 Empo-
rium Bldg, r. 435 Shrader
" John W., machinist Perliins Pump and

Engine Co., r. 651 Vallejo
'' John W., machinist, S. F. Tool Wks., r. 321

Grant Av
" Julian M., laundryman, r. 17 South Park
" Robert, seaman, r. 503 Folsom
" Samuel, asst. foreman pressroom U. S.

Mint, r. 914 Capp
" Samuel H., laborer, r. 715 Howard
" Stanley J., carpenter, r. 421 Greenwich

rear
" Thomas W., salesman Mrs. M. O'Connell,
r. 1126 Howard
4®= Aitken. See Aiken
Akard Deliver B,, carpenter, r. UOYi Fremont

Av
AkasawaFrank.nurse King's Daughters' Home,

217 Francisco
Aker George J., laborer, r. Garfield cor Halston
4®=Aker. See Acker
Akerly Morris K., bookkeeper James G. Walker

&Co., r. Oakland
Akerman Benjamin J., collector Fox & Gray,
.508 Montgomery
" Elizabeth Miss, nurse, r. 837 Post
" E. W., salesman Pac. Coast Syrup Co., r.
San Diego, Cal
^i*" Akerman. See Ackerman
Akers Harry, teamster Teele & Co., r. SOevi
Olive Av
" Stephen, student, r. 524 Waller
" William, bartender, r. 1105 Leavenworth
4fS°" Akers. See Acres
Akertell George, jeweler Shreve & Co., r. San

Mateo
Akin William A., carpenter, r. 738 Shotwell

" Willis A., laborer, r. 28 Sacramento
Akins Edward, bartender William Akins, r. NE
cor Kentucky and Solano
" Edward, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co
< William, liquors, NE cor Kentucky and
Solano
Akiyama Kay R., dentist, 419 Stockton
Aklund William, molder W. Axford, r. 613

Church
Akmann Charles G. (Meyer & Akmann), r. 1228,
17th
" Christine Mrs. (Mey^r & Akmann), r. 1228,

17th
" Frank L., butcher, r. 1228, 17th
" Fred W..sailmaker William Davis, r. 1228,

17th
" John W., tinner De Lano Bros., r. 1228, 17th
Aksomner Alfred, tanner, r. San Bruno Hotel
Alameda Almada, widow, r. 21 South Park
Alameda and San Francisco Transfer Co.
(Greeley & Lind's), Paul F. Kellogg
proprietor, 3 Spear
Alameda and San Joaquin Railroad Co., R. D.
Fry president, B. M. Bradford secre-
tary, 515 Safe Deposit Bldg
" Anthony, peddler, r. 411 Sansome
" Antone, laborer, r. 7 Baldwin Court
" Brick and Tile Co. (Oakland), A. W. Burrell

president, 40 New Montgomery
' ' Building and Loan Association (Alameda) ,
Charles K. Clark secretary, 208 Sansome
" Canning and Packing Co., Frank H. Foote
agent, 1)6 California, room 8
Alameda Exchange, Peter Harder proprietor,
7 Market
" Ferry, foot Market
" Frank, seaman, r. 7 Baldwin Court
" Frank Jr., r. 7 Baldwin Court

ALAMEDA GAS SAVING ASSN.

This Automatic Gas Regulator saves
from 20 to 40 per cent on your gas hill.
William J. White manager, offfce and
salesroom 306 Sutter

Alameda House, Lagier & Pons proprietors,
147, 3d

Alameda Lumher Yard (Alameda), E. M.
Derby & Co. proprietors, 22 California,
room 10
" Real Estate Associates, James E. Damon

manager, 303 Montgomery
" Sugar Co., Edmund C. Burr manager, office
132 Market, room 7

Alameda Transfer Co., Albert J. Sharpe propri-
etor, 21 Market, tel Main 1654
" Water Co. (Berkeley, Cal.), C. A. Grow
secretary, 27 Mills Bldg, 5th floor

Alamo Square, bet Fulton and Grove, Scott
and Steiner

Alapera Annie, widow, r. 214 Steuart rear

Alaska Coal Depot, Rosenthal & Salomon pro-
prietors, 106-112 Mission

Alaska Commercial Co., Lewis Gers tie presi
dent, Gustave Niebaum vice-president
Max Heilbronner secretary, 310 Sansome

AlaskalmprovementCo., James Eva president
Joseph Pentecost secretary, salmon
packers, 3 Steuart

Alaska Packers' Association, Henry F. Fort-
mann president, W. B. Bradford secre
tary, office 308 Market

Alaska Treadwell Gold Mining Co. (Douglas
Island, Alaska), William Alvord presi-
dent, A. T. Corbus secretary, 25-26 Mills
Bldg, 7th floor, tel Main 404

Ala ton Mary, widow, r. 18 Sherwood PI

Albagnaro Francesco, bootblack, 426 Jones, r
421 Green

Alban William J., starter Sutter St. Ry., r,
1429 Pine

ALBANY BREWERY,

71-75 Everett or Natoma, John Thode,
Frank Hagemann Jr. Telephone 5130

Albany Gold Mining Co. (Amador Co.), F. E,

Luty secretary, 330 Pine, room 5
Albee A. E., r. 206 Eddy
" Lincoln, driver John McQueen, r. .56 Her
mann
Albegeart Charles, carpenter, r. E s York nr

15th
Albemarle House, Miss Lizzie Irvine proprie

tor, 8 Mason
Alber Emil (Alber & Wachter), r. 247, 3d

" Martin, r. 3 Enterprise
Alber & Wachter (Emil Alber and Charles

Wachter) pork butchers, 247, 3d
Albera Felix, cook, r. 8.35 Pacific
Alberg Axel M., woodturner Enterprise Mill,
r. 2105 Howard
" Frank, labor -r Tubbs Cordage Co., r. cor
Napa and Kentucky
Alberger C. Ranny, asst. ticket agent Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad Co.. 644 Market, r.
2231 Pacific Av
" George B., porter John Stable, r. 642 Com-
mercial
Alberger WiUiam C, consulting civil engineer,
315 California, rooms 3-4, r. 2221 Pacific Av
Alberigi D. & Co. (Demetrio Alberigi and Gia-
como Papera), wood and coal, 313 Broad-
way
" Dem trio (D. Alberigi & Co.), r. 313 Broad-
way
" Peter ( Alberigi &Franceschi),r. 1316 Powell
" & Franceschi (Peter Alberigi and Gia-
cinto Franceschi) wood and and coal
920 Stockton
Albers Anton E. E., r. 358 Clementina
" August (Albers & Schmidt), r. Alameda
" Bernard M., solicitor Fireman's Fund Ins

Co., r. W s Hyde nr North Point
" Charles W., with Alb rs & Schmidt, r

Alameda
" Frederick, motorman, r. 8 Boyd
" George H., wool drier Watson & Marx, r
Oakland

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Albers Henry B., laborer, r. Wisconsin nr 20tli,
Potrero
" Henry F., waiter, r. 5 Moss
" Herman (Albers & Husing), r. 1823 Scott
" Marcus, r. 2721 Hyde
" Peter, cook Halversen & Johnson, r. 1001/4

Jackson
" & Husing (Herman Albers and Richard
Husing), wood and coal, 2403 and 2634
Bush
" & Schmidt (August Albers and Henry
Schmidt), oyster saloon, 50-52 California
Market
J8®=-Albers. See Alpers
Albersmeier Adolph, clerk, r. 500 Valencia
Albert Charles, musician, r. 146, 5th
" Gustave, cleaner and dyer, 211 Ellis
" H., painter J. L,. Cahill Co., r. 1413 Hayes
" Henry, watchmaker, r. 2307 Harrison
" Herman, wood and coal, 613 Turk
" Hyman, glazier, r. 26114 Clara
" James E., clerk M. L. Kelly, r. 525a 24th
" John, teamster, r. 72Sy2 Stevenson
" Lena Miss, dressmaker, r. 1805 Broadway
" Lewis (Lewis & Co.), r. 2O/2 Hubbard
" Lewis I., bookkeeper Lewis & Co.. r. 256

Perry
" Samuel, salesman George Webb Alexan-
der, r. 910 Buchanan
" Sybil, widow, r. 704V4 McAllister
Alberti Francisco, piano tuner Byron Mauzy, r.
2017 Polk
" Frank J., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.

735 McAllister
" GeorgeF., shipping clerk Neustadter Bros.,

r. Lorin, Cal
" George W., compositor Call, r. 735 McAllis-
ter
" Lawrence B., clerk, r. 735 McAllister
Albertin Julia Mrs., lodgings, 832 Larkin
Alberts Charles, master mariner, 9 Mission, r.
20Isis
" Gus, fruits, 3129, 16th

" Harry, groceries and liquors, 701 Valencia
" Henry, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
" John, cook, r. 100^4 Jackson
Albertson Bushrod K., carpenter, iVA Eddy, r.
Berkeley
" Hans, bartender Grabau Bros., r. 417 Bush
" Joseph A., physician, 119a Pdwell, r. Hotel
Pleasanton
Albiez John, butler, 1822 Sacramento
Albin A. Alamo, assistant bookkeeper E. Gar-
nier & Co., r. 2115% Howard
" Isaac N., solicitor American Wringer Co.,

r. Berkeley
" Louis, liquors, SW cor 22d and Potrero
Av.
Albini Matasci (S. Vosti & Co.), r. Mission

Road nr 6-Mile House
Albinson Alfred H., restaurant, 2005 Mission
Albion Ale and Porter Brewery, Bumell & Co.
proprietors. Hunter's Point, South S. F.,
office 409 Battery
Albion Lumber Co., George G. Wilcox presi-
dent, Herbert E. Wilcox vice-president,
Miles Standish secretary, 25 Luning
Bldg
Albora Luigi A. (E. Cadenasso & Co.), r. 412

Filbert
Alborelli Antone L., clerk postofQce. r. 1000i4
Hyde
" Antonio, upholsterer, r. 1112 Mason
" Julia Miss, saleslady, r. 1112 Mason
" Louis, teamster Signal Transfer Co., r. 1112
Mason
Albouze Antoine, cook Occidental Restaurant,

r 813 Pacific
Albrecht Albert, laundryman, r. 1907 Stockton
" Bridget Mrs., r. 217 Francisco
" Edward J., barber, 205 Scott, r. 843 Page
" Eliza, widow, r. 2603 Bryant Ave
" Ellen, widow, r. 747^^ Folsom
" Frederick Jr., porter Moore & Thomas, r.

210 Washington
" Fredrica Mrs., r. 5 Mason
" George, sawyer Commercial Box Factory,

r. 2603 Bryant
" Henry, painter, r. 28 Hancock

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO,

Warm Air,
Hot Water
and Steam

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

EillNB Appmius.

Albrecht James W.. r. 18 Stanford

" John, tailor, 519 Bush

" Joseph, cornice maker Forderer Cornice
Co., r. 2605 Bryant Av

" Joseph L., clerk, r. 18 Stanford

" Lillie Mrs., r. 340, 22d

" Martin, wood and coal, 950, 20th, r. 1009 Va-
lencia

" Mitchel, expressman, NE cor Grant Av
and Geary, r. 18 Stanford

" Petra, domestic, 2121 Lyon

' ' Richard, barber, 1 A Ibion Av. , r. 6 Albion Av
Albright Brothers (Henry K. and Clement)
cigars and tobacco, 40 Ellis

" Clement (Albright Bros.), r. 38 Ellis

" GeorgeF., salesman W. W. Montague &
Co., r. Fruitvale

" George W., clerk depot quartermaster U.

5. A., r. East Oakland

" Harry, night cashier Palace Restaurant,

r. 9'19 Powell
' ' Harry A. , clerk local freight office S. P. Co. ,

r. 29 Oak Grove Av
" Henry K. (Albright Bros.), r. 38 Ellis
" J., r. 417 Kearny
" John H., traveling salesman Hawley Bros.

Hardware Co., r. Fruitvale
•' J. Wilbur, attorney at law, 39 Sutter, room

6, r. 606 Ellis

Albro John S., books and stationery, lOOOJ^ Mar-
ket, r. 1004 Market
Albro & Co. (Providence, R. I.),,.manufacturers
roller plate chains, A. I. Hall & Son
agents, 528-530 Market
Alby George, teamster Miller & Lux, r. 1st Av

South nr Railroad Av
Alcaraz Ballantina, widow, r. 4 St. Charles PI
Alcatraz Asphalt Co., W. N. Cowles president,

A. C. Ferry secretary, 215 Crocker Bldg
Alcayaga Alfred A., repairer Leavitt & Bill, r.
East Oakland
" Facundo, porter str Columbia, r. 375i Zoe
" Joseph A., clerk Western Sugar Refinery

Co., r. Oakland
" v., porter str San Juan
Alcazar Building, 114-120 O'Farrell

" Theatre, see Grover's Alcazar Theatre
Alday Francisco, musician, r. 631 Vallejo
Alden Bertram F., physician and surgeon, office
6.36 Sutter hours 10 to 12 A. M. and 1 to 8
p. M., tel East 444; r. 602 Broderick, tel
Pine 1473
" Daniel W., accountant W. A. Schrock, r.

Oakland
" Edith, domestic, 1814 Baker
" Ella, widow, r. 834D Howard
" EllaM. Mrs., r. 1421 Folsom
" George H., printer, r. 1608 Hayes
" John, agent, r. 834D Howard
" Mary, widow, r. 1610 Hayes
" Mary Miss, teacher physical culture, 1617

Geary
" Oliver, conductor Sutter St. Ry.,r. 18]4Polk
" Samuel B., gardener, r. 1606 Hayes
" William J., teamster, r. 1612 Hayes
Alderman David, clerk, r. 22 Ridley
Aldersley Edward, traveling agent, r. 26 Page
Alderson Annie Mrs., teacher John Swett Gram-
mar School, r. 517 Fell
" David H., with U. S. Mint, r. 218 Turk
Alderson F L., commission hardware, iron and
steel, 23 Davis, room 13, r. 2628 Sacra-
mento
" H. Everett, student, r. 517 F^ll
" William B., cigars and tobacco, 242 Kearny,
r. 218 Turk

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900 Battery St. TeL Main 1864.

DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF

FOREIGN # DOMESTIC COAL.

Family Trade a Specialty.

Alderson William H., clerfe ticket auditor's

dept. S. P. Co.. r. 517 Fell
Alderton Auguste F., driver, r. 944 Valencia

" Sophia, widow, r. 952 Valencia
Aldine The, Mrs. Mary C. Walworth proprietor,

4(J4 Turk
Aldis Edward, shoemaker, r. 7.36 Market
" John, teamster Benhard D. Schulken, r. 1436

Aldrich" Claude B., clerk E. K. Aldrich, r. 2124
Howard

" Edmund K., groceries, 3021-3023, 16th, r. 2
Hoff Av

" Ezra W., auctioneer, r. 708 Golden Gate Av

'■ Fred D.. r. 54 Ferine

" Frederick V., clerk J. C. Nobmann, r. SW
cor California and Fillmore

" George A., capitalist, 124 Sansome

" Henry, waiter, r. 1126 Harrison

" .lohn M., carpenter, r. Fulton nr 1st Av

" Marian Mrs., r. 133a 15th

" Myron E., waiter Davis & Marston, r. 408
Natoma
Aldricli Stuart, superintendent money order
division Post Office, NW cor Washington
and Battery, r. 1515 Washington
Aldrich William F., secretary Parke & Lacy
Co., 21-23 Fremont, r. 1515 Washington

" W. H., engineer S. P. Co., r. 2008 Howard

" William H., capitalist, 124 Sansome
Aldridge Orville A., clerk Michael O'Brien, r.
513 Mission

" Peter J., teamster, r. 3 Clyde
Alessandro Frank, tamale peddler, r. 21 Hinck

ley
Alex George, seaman str San Juan
Alexander A., printer, r. 17 Glen Park Av

" A. B., fishery expert U. S. str Albatross

" Abraham, r. 150914 Geary

" Acheson, clerk Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r.
21 Scott

" Adolf, tailor, 211 O'Farrell

" Alexander, millwright Dibert Bros. Mfg.
Co., r. 520Folsom

" Alfred, barber Hoffman Bros., 44 O'Farrell

" Alfred, stretcher I. L. Solomon & Co., r.
134, 15th

" Andrew, shipwright, r. 615, 2d

" Anne, r. 19 Bartlett

" Archibald McI., clerk, r. 1904 Webster

" Bair, tailor, r. 1078 Howard

" Bernard T., accountant Heller, Bachman &
Co., r. 3021 Washington

- Center, clerk Morris Rothschild, r. 134, 15th

" Charles, carpenter, r. 18 Freelon

" Charles, cook Mrs. Martha Ross, r. 510
Mission

" Charles, seaman str Eureka, r. 630 Broad-
way

" Daniel E., attorney at law, r. 242, 12th

Alexander David G., secretary and treasurer

Welch & Co.. 220 California, r. Alameda

Alexander Edgar, manager insurance dept.

Parrott & Co.,304 California, r. Sausalito

" Edwin C, compositor Call, r. 515 Grove

" Elizabeth, widow, r. 17 Glen Park Av

" Ernest, plumber W. D. Hobro, r. 1311
Mason

•' Ezekiel. master str Santa Rosa, r. Oakland

'• F. J., r. 317 O'Farrell

" Flora Mrs., r. 703 Taylor

" Frank A., photo-engraver Union Photo-En-
graving Co., r. East Oakland

" Frederick P., carpenter, r. 2320 Filbert

" George M.. manufacturer clothing, 118 Bat-
tery, r. 703 Taylor

Alexander George W., printer, r. 924 Hyde

" George W., tailor Columbus Woolen Mills,
r. 150914 Geary
Alexander Geo. Webb, tools, machinery, hard-
ware and bicycles, 401 Market, r. Oakland
Alexander Granville W., grain dealer, 421 Cali-
fornia, r. 1015 Morton, Alameda

" H. & Co. (Harry and Herman Alexander),
manufacturers clothing, 20 Sansome

" Harry (H. Alexander & Co.), r. 1046 Golden
Gate Av

" Harry, barber Manuel Silva, r. 8231^ Mont-
gomery

" Henry C, painter, r. 909 Vallejo

" Henrietta, widow, r. 1712 Geary

" Herman (H. Alexander & Co.), r. New York

" Hiram H. C, paper hanger, r. 2320 Filbert

" Howard J., r. 118 Ash Av

" Isaac, expressman, NW cor 5th and Mis-
sion, r. 1414 Langton

" Isidore, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 517 Post

" Jacob, foreman I. L. Solomon & Co., r. 134,
15th

" Jacob A., junk, r. 1322 Fillmore

" James, miner, r. 6O914 Broderick

" James, salesman H. Alexander & Co., r.
1046 Golden Gate Av

" Jane, Mrs., r. Old People's Home

" Jeanette, widow, r. 1904 Webster

" Jesse L., 3d mate str Corona

" John, carpet layer, r. 1425 Geary

" John, clerk John Engelland, r. 317 Fulton

" John, clerk, r. 1904 Webster

" John, longshoreman O. R. & N. Co., r.
5681/2 Bryant

" John, salesman L. A. Berteling, r. 1207
Howard

" John E. (R. S. Alexander & Son), r. San
Rafael

" Joseph, clerk Neuburger, Reiss & Co., r.
1805 Broadway

" Joseph, salesman Hoffman, Alexander &
Co., r. 1104 Van Ness Av

" Judith, widow, r. 22 Valley

" Julius, barber, SE cor Battery and Union

" Julius M., clerk forwarding dept. Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 11 Kearny
Alexander L. & M. & Co. (Leo E. and Michael
S. Alexander), agents Smith Premier
Typewriter, typewriters' supplies and
manufacturers rubber stamps, 218 San-
some

" Leo, bookkeeper L. P. Drexler, r. 3021 Wash-
ington

" Leo E. (L. & M. Alexander & Co.), r. 1020
Van Ness Av

" Lena Miss, stenographer, r. 568i/i Bryant

" Louis L., salesman Raphael Weill & Co.,
r. 1311 Mason

" Manuel, shoemaker H. Hemmer, r. 134, 15th
Alexander Maternity Cottage. See Hospital
for Children and Training School for
Nurses

" Max, r. 17a 6th

" Michael S. (L. & M. Alexander & Co.), r.
1020 Van Ness Av

" Milton O.. r. 1104 Van Ness Av

" Nichols H., traveling salesman, r. 2542
Howard

" Orlando, commission merchant, 121 Cali-
fornia, r. Oakland

" Oscar R., salesman Hoffman, Alexander &
Co., r. 1104 Van Ness Av

" Pauline, widow, r. 3 White's PI

" Peter, bicycles, r. 915 Hayes

" Peter A., barber, r. 7951/2 Stevenson

" Philip, cigars, r. 3021 Washington

" Rae Miss, teacher Franklin Grammar
School, r. 1046 Golden Gate Av

" Ray L., widow, r. 2107 Jones

•' R. E., printer, r. 17a 6th

" Rebecca Miss, teacher Peabody Primary
School, r. 1712 Geary

" Richard G., manager Sunset Seed and
Plant Co's nursery yard, SE cor Polk
and Jackson, r. 216 Eddy

" Richard S. (R. S. Alexander & Son), r. San
Rafael

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Alexander Robert, clerk, r. 1904 Webster
" Robert, liquors, cor 5tli Av South and K
" Robert J., salesman Eagleson «fe Co., r. 21

Scott
" Rosie Miss, housekeeper, r. 3320 Filbert
" R. S. & Son (Richard S. and John E.), Pac.
Coast agents Rhode Island, Perkins
Horse Shoe Co., 35 Steuart
" Samuel, merchant, 218 Sansome, r. 1020 Van

Ness Av
" Samuel J., nurseryman, r. Sherman Av nr

Sears
" Samuel T. (Alexander & Baldwin), r. Oak-
land
" Sarah Miss, dressmaker, r. 609 Polk
" Selig, r. 15091/2 Geary
" Simon, manager H. Alexander & Co., r. 1046

Golden Gate Av
" S. O. Mrs., widow, r. 1104 Van Ness Av
" Theodore, r. 517 Post
" Thomas, barber, r. 1620 Washington
" Thomas, cook, r. 8^4 Turk rear
" Thomas, laborer South S. F. Tannery
" Thomas G., porter Dunham, Carrigan &

Hayden Co., r. 424^4 Devisadero
" Tina, widow, r. 10 Elliott Park
" W., steel worker Pac. Roll. Mill, r. NE cor

Napa and Louisiana
" Wallace, with Alaska Improvement Co.,

3 Steuart, r. 2523 Gough
" Wallace M. (Alexander & Baldwin), r. Oak-
land
" Walter C, butcher, r. 2320 Filbert
" William, clerk, r. 1904 Webster
" William, conductor Market St. Ry.,r. 463

Valencia
" William, laundryman, r. 513, 15th
" William A., carpenter, r. Sherman Av nr

Sears
" William F., painter, r. 302 Pixley
" William H., messenger, r. 919 Pacific
" William J., painter, r. 2320 Filbert
" William S., asst. bookkeeper general audi-
tor's office S. P. Co., r. 301 Leavenworth
" William T., asst. property man Morosco's

Grand Opera House, r. 781 Mission
" & Baldwin (Samuel T. Alexander, Henry P.
Baldwin, Wallace M. Alexander and
Joseph P. Cooke), shipping and commis-
sion merchants, 36 Luning Bldg
Alexanderson Andrew, laborer, r. 513 Howard
rear
" Claus, carpenter, r. 735 Bryant
Alfaros Anton, waiter George Valianos, r. 594

Stevenson-
Alferitz George C, bookkeeper Dellepiane & Co.,
r. 620 Green
" Henry, clerk Dellepiane & Co., r^ 620 Green
" Peter (Dellepaine & Co.), r. 620 Green
Alford Lizzie F. Miss, operator Peerless Tent
and Awning Co., r. 425, 10th
" Thomas F., janitor James Lick Baths, r.
425, 10th
Alfred Leone Mrs., dressmaker, 808' Broadway
Alfs Carl, traveling salesman Naber, Alfs &

Brune, r. 139 Page
Alfs William (Naber, Alfs & Brune), r. Alameda
Algao James, shoemaker, r. 12 Fargo PI
Algeo George T., draughtsman E. J. Vogel, r.
Oakland
" Thomas H., tanner John Counihan & Son,
r. 305, 7th
Alger Elizabeth H., widow, r. 1937 Geary
" Frank, carpenter, r. 408 Jones
" John, carpenter, r. 2717 Harrison
" O. E., engineer S. P. Co., r. 41 Shotwell
Algren J., carpenter, r. 2717i^ Harrison
4®=Algren. See Ahlgren
Alic Anton, toolmaker, 31914, 5th
Alila Land Co., Charles A. King secretary, 19

Montgomery
Alison Bell Mrs., r. 1219 Mission
" Charles N., brass finisher W. T. Garratt &

Co., r. 21 Gilbert
" Charles S., clerk, r. 1219 Mission
" Rufus B., marine engineer, 9 Mission, r.

Vallejo, Cal
" William, chief engineer str Queen
J8®=-Alison. See Allison

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

China and Japan Mattings.

Cboice Assortmeot of
Novelties.

S-ai-S^-T- rvOARKEX ST.

Aljovin Celia Miss, hairdresser, r. 311 Gough
Alkalay Joseph, diamond setter, 126 Kearny,
room 39, r. Berkeley
" Leopold, diamond setter Shreve & Co., r.
Berkeley
Alkus Emil, boots and shoes, 122, 6th, r. 1528
Ellis
" Harry, salesman Emil Alkus, r. 1528 Ellis
All Hallows Church (R. C), Rev. Patrick Foley

pastor, N South bet 15th and 16th Avs
Allais Charles (AUais & Bodin), r. 522 Pine
" & Bodin (Charles Allais and Paul Bodin),
liquors and lodgings, 522 Pine
AUamous Victor, cellarman, r. 428 Broadway
Allan Alfred D., miner, r. 1218 Buchanan
" Alfred D., Jr., r. 1218 Buchanan
" Alma C, widow, r. 631 Golden Gate Av
" Fanny B. Miss, bookkeeper Jones Bros. &

Co., r. San Mateo
" James, butcher J. G. James & Co., r. 947,

12th Av South
" James A., shipping clerk Jones Bros. &

Co., r. San Mateo
" John, seaman str Progi-eso
" John D. (Jones Bros. & Co.), r. Belmont
" Robert E., clerk Christian Froelich, r. 1014

Sanchez
■' Robert I., mill foreman Cal. Barrel Co., r.

2105 Mission
" Robert I. Mrs., dressmaking, 2105 Mission
" Thomas J., professor Mechanical Drawing
Cogswell Polytechnic College, r. 2129
Pine
" William, ship carver and gilder Union
I. Wks., r. 120 Perry
4S="Allan. See Allen and AUyne
AUard Arthur, shoemaker, 704 Montgomery Av
" Delno D. (Stanley & Allard), r. 19291^ Lex-
ington Av
4@= Allard. See EUard
Allardt Charles F., mechanical engineer, 418

California, r. 1127 Linden, Oakland
Allardt George F., civil engineer, 418 California,

r. 1127 Linden, Oakland
Allardyce Adam, salesman, r. 510 Fulton
" Alexander, r. 510 Fulton
" Alexander Jr., salesman, r. 510 Fulton
" Charles A., engraver, 131 Post, room 6, r.
Alameda
AUari Herman (Joseph AUari & Son), r. 710
Hyde
" Joseph (Joseph Allari & Son), r. 710 Hyde
" Joseph & Son (Joseph and Herman), deli-
cacies, 55-56 California Market
" Louis, butcher Popular Dining Rooms, r.
16 Morris Av
Allaire John W., clerk Raphael Weill & Co., r.

519 Golden Gate Av
Allchin Thomas, teamster, r. 415 Brannan
Alldack Frederick D., manager Seal Rock
House, Ocean Boulevard nr B
" L. Heniy (Alldack & Stehn), r. 537Y2 Hayes
" & Stehn (L. Henry Alldack and Edward
M. Stehn), wines and liquors, SE cor
Hayes and Laguna
Allec Jean (Allec & Perpoli), r. 114, 18th
" & Perpoli (Jean Allec and Maximilian Per-
poli), dyers and cleaners, 112 Powell,
works 2216-2218 Folsom
Allecq Eugene, stock dealer, r. 507 Pine
Allegaert Philip, machine hand H. Friedrichs,

r. 425 York
Allegretti Joseph, candymaker J. Seidl & Co.,

r. 6% Salmon
Allegrini Robert (AUegrini & Luporini), r. 410
Broadway

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J San Francisco Ofifice, 405 Sansome St. I

Allegrini & Luporinl (Robert Allegrini and
Luigi Luporini), proprietors Hotel del
Campidoglio, 408-4] 2 Broadway
AUequede Germain, wool puller Legallet-Hell-
wig Tanning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Rail-
road Av
Alleman Charles, grocerie ^ and dairy produce,
1126 Larkin

" Owen G., teamster Austin & Co.
Allemand Joseph, nurse French Hospital
Allemann Freda Miss, missionary, r. 1118 Taylor

" Lina M., widow, r. 1118 Taylor
Allen A., marine engine •, 9 Mission

" A. E. Mrs., widow, r. 616 Ellis

" Alamson R.. painter, r. 27 Freelon

" Albert, tinner F. Raisch, r. 909 Folsom

■' Albert J., foreman, r. 331 Guerrero

" Albert J., mill hand Commercial Box Fac-
tory, r. 126 Pe ry

" Alexander, advertising agent, r. 2237 Jack-
son

" Alexander, weaver, r. 514 Shotwell

" Alexander M., contractor, r 855 Golden
Gate Av

" Alexander W., salesman Clabrough, Gol-
cher & Co., r. 521 Shotwell

" Amelia, widow, r. 2228 Howard

" Andrew, laborer, r. 15a Dore

" Angeline Miss, bookkeeper William Cline,
r. 916 Filbert

" Annie, widow, r. 110a, 18th

" Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1319'A Broad-
way

" Annie, domestic, 2018 Baker

" Annie B. Miss, clerk, r. 926, 15th

" Annie E., widow, r. 507 Haight

" Anthony, paver, r. 1913 Stockton

" Arthur (Allen Bros.), r. 926, 15th

" Arthur D., motormau S. F. & S. M. Ry., r.
762 San Jose Av

" Arthur F., attorney at law, 320 California,
room 10. r. Alameda

" Arthur J., clerk freight auditor's dept. S.
P. Co., r. 1530 Devisadero

'• Augustus, r. 2309 California

" Bertha, waitress Dennett's, r. 419 Geary

" Brothers (Charles M., Arthur and Ethan),
bicycle repairs, 6 Sanchez

" Brothers (James G. Allen), importers East
India goods, .304 Market

" C. Mrs., widow, r. 84 Brosnan

•' Cassandra L. Mrs., notions, 1531 Sanchez

" Catherine, widow, r. 259 Stevenson

" Catherine Miss, r. 1228, 26th

" Catherine Mrs., lodgings, 252 Clementina

" Catherine, r. 821 Howard

" C. C, vice-president Dr. A. J. Shores Co.,
Nucleus Bldg, r. Los Angeles

" Charles, bricklayer, r. 766^4 Folsom

" Charles, clerk, r. 515 Gough

" Charles, liquors, 25 Turk, r. 1130 Market

" Charles, manager Joseph Landgraff, r. NE
cor Stanyan and Fell

" Charles, yardman South S. F. Tannery, r.
16 South Park

" Charles E., master str Crescent City, r.
109, 10th

" Charles G. (Fitzpatrick & Allen), r. 644
Sacramento

" Charles M. (Allen Bros.), r. 926, 15th
Allen Charles R., wholesale coal, 144 Steuart,
tel Main 1845, and 1167 Webster, Oakland,
r. Oakland

" Charlotte, widow, lodgings, 413, 4th

" Charlotte, widow, r. 8861/2, 15th _

" Charlotte Mrs., r. Old People's

Allen Clifford, medical student, r. 1816 Mason

" Daniel B., carpenter, r. 314 Sierra
Allen Darwin C, attorney at law, rooms 309-310

Spreckels Bldg, 927 Market, r. SE cor

15th and Valencia
" David, laborer, r. NW cor Baker and Lyon
" David, operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 293, 3d Av
" David H., solicitor, r. 1922 Broderick
" Declan, blacksmith, 838 Brannan, r. 603

Minna
" Delia Mrs., dressmaking, 616 Post
'< Dora I. Miss, clerk Swayne & Hoyt, r. 507

Haight
Allen Edgar L., agent Newport Wharf and

Lumber Co., 22 California, room 24, r.

2924 California
" Edward, laborer, r. 1066 Noe
AUen Edward Rev. S. J., president St. Igna

tius College, 214 Hayes
Allen Edward A., president Pacific Express Co.

and agent str Gold, office Jackson St.

wharf, r. Alameda
" Edward D., salesman Goodyear Rubber

Co., r. 309, 7th Av
" Edward E., machinist Mutual Electric

Light Co., r. 243 Langton
" Edward M., clerk James W. Moliere, r. 926,

15th
AUen Edward T., president E. T. Allen Co.,

416 Market, r. 2204 Jackson
" Elizibeth Miss, r. The (Lick) Old Ladies'

Home
" Ellen, widow, r. 1207 Montgomery
" Elmer L., teamster Albert E. Buckman, r.

10 Walter
" E.S.Mrs., proprietor The Lenox, 628 Sutter
Allen E. T. Company, Edward T. Allen presi-
dent, H. P. Capell vice-president, H. E.

Skinner secretary, fire arms, ammuni-
tion, etc., 416 Market
" Ethan (Allen Bros.), r. 926, 15th
" Ethan, ward tender City and County Hos-
pital
" Etta Miss, stenographer, r. 821 Post
" Eugene C, conductor Market St. Ry.. r. 808

Lott
" Everett A., plumber Krug & Yung, r. 12}^

Bluxome
" F., master mariner, r. 407 Mason
" Frank, distributor S. F. Laundry, r. 10 St.

Rose's Av
" Frank, janitor, 606 Sutter, r. 740, 20th
" Frank, stenographer Journal of Commerce,

r. 515 Gough
" Frank A., tailor, r. 455H Stevenson
■' Frank H., bookkeeper Joseph Dixon Cru-
cible Co., r. Oakland
Allen Frank H., president Allen & Higgins

Lumber Co., 18-20 Spear, r. 124 Laurel
" Frank O., grip repairer Market St. Ry., r.

544 Lott
" Fred W., motorman S. F. & S. M. Ry., r.

762 San Jose Av
" Frederick, laborer, r. 707 Natoma
" Frederick C. (Allen & Looney), r. 613}^

Jessie
" G. A., master mariner, 9 Mission
" George (Allen & Satterlee), r. 724 O'Farrell
" George, barber David Martin, r. 807 Kear-
ny
" George A., janitor New City Hall, r. 724

O'Farrell
" George H., superintendent Simkins &

Thorp, r. 507 Shotwell
•' George W., foreman A. Schilling & Co., r.

226, 3d Av
" George W., molder, r. 124 Oak
" G. H., driver Pac. Carriage Co., r. 619 Minna
" Gilbert P.. seaman, r. 15 Dehon
" Grant, mill hand Conm:ercial Box Factory,

r. 126 Perry
" Guy, bookkeeper Joseph Byrne & Co., r.

22, 5th
" Harry, carpenter S. F. Bridge Co.
" Harry E., engineer, r. 643>^ Natoma
" Harry E., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,

r. 79 Albion Av
" Harry F., plumber, r. 1133 Harrison
" Harry G., student, r. 2309 California

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Allen Harry I., laundryman Electric Laundry

Co., r. 1531 Sanchez
" Henry F. (Allen & Lewis), r. Ross, Marin

Co.
" Henry W., clerk local freight offloeS. P. Co.,

r. Berkeley
" Herman, seaman, r. 4.33c Fremont
" Hiller G., ticket agent Oceanic Steamship

Co., 114 Montgomery, r. Oakland
" Horace H., clerk Westchester Fire Ins. Co.,

r. East Oakland
" H. S., manager The Press Clipping Bureau.

510 Montgomery, r. Oakland
" Isaac P., adjuster, 401 California, room 24,

r. Alameda
" Isaac P., ship carpenter, r. 126 Perry
" Jane, widow, r. 2603 Hyde
" Jerome A., manufacturers' agent, 84 Flood

Bldg, r. Oakland
" Jacob, architect, r. San Bruno Av opposite

15th Av
" Jacob O., farmer, r. 926, 15th
" James, r. 2 Illinois
" James, millwright Pac. Woodenware and

Cooperage Co., r. 316^4 Iowa
" James Jr., teamster, r. 2 Illinois
Allen James B., manufacturer hats, 104, 5th, r.

920 Howard
" James G. (Allen Brothers) and agent Joseph

Dixon Crucible Co., 304 Market, r. Oak-
land
" James G., master mariner, r. 1332 Sanchez
" James H., car repairer S. P. Co., r. 2603

Hyde
Allen James M., attorney at law, 305 Sansome,

r. Menlo Park
" James W., waiter Albert E. Buckman, r.

NW cor Steiner and Hermann
" John, r. 24 Julian Av
" John (Tobin & Allen), r. 311, 4th
" John, detective, r. 2421 Harrison
" John, driver Engine No. 20 S. F. F.

r. 2119 Filbert
" John, laborer, r. 243 Langton
" John, musician, r. 1210 Larkin rear
" John, physician, 405 Kearny, r. 712 Geary
" John, tailor, r. 13191/2 Broadway
" John, teamster, r. 2 Illinois
" John D., car repairer S. P. Co., r. 2603 Hyde
" John F., iron worker, r. 15 Georgia
" John G., stenographer, r. 1531 Sanchez
" John G. R., compositor George Spaulding

& Co., r. 1531 Sanchez
" John S., salesman Roos Bros., r. 2316a

Mission
" John W., r. 35 Clementina
" John W., oil dealer, r. 26, 12t 1
" Josep 1, r. 2 Illinois
" Joseph, baker Thomas Rusch
" Josephine Mrs., r. 1220 Buchanan
" J. S., seaman revenue cutter Commodore

Perry
" Katie Miss, milliner Stange & Jaenick'e, r.

2603 Hyde
" Lalla T., widow, r. 2309 California
" Lewis, r. 2111!^ Bush
Allen Lewis H., secretary Harrold, Belcher &

Allen, 508 Sutter, r. East Oakland
" Lizzie Mrs., r. Old People's Home
" Lombard S., shipwright, r. 2126 Mission
" Lorenzo D., carpenter, r. 1906 Buchanan
" Lydia E., widow, r. 35b 13th
" Mary, widow, r. 8 Hoft Av
" Mary, widow, r. 1429 Pacific
" Mary G. , widow, dressmaking, 724 O'Farrell
" Mary R., widow, r. 821 Post
" Matthew, glass cutter William Holt, r.

1049 Mission
" Meredith N., laborer A. H. Greenberg, r.

722 Willow Av
" Merton C, journalist Chronicle, r. 81314

Capp
" Michael, laborer Union I. Wks., r. 633 Ten-

Dept.,

Michael, seaman, r. 306a Lily Av
Nathan, clerk Cosmopolitan Club, r. 17, 4th
Nathaniel, laborer, r. 345 King
Nellie G. Miss, r. 307 Larkin
Nicholas J., clerk, r. 1319^ Broadway

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

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FOR HAND, WINDIVIILL and POWER,

ALL SIZES

311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Allen Nils, helper Atlas I. Wks.
" Oliver P., bookkeeper Anglo-Calif ornian

Bank, r. Oakland
" Orin E., r. 336 0ak

" Orin E. Mrs., tissue paper artist, 336 Oak
AUen Peri E., attorney at law, 306 Pine, rooms

7-8, r. 9 South Park
" Peter, r. 513 Shotwell
" Peter C, teacher of music, r. 1105 Hyde
" R. Mrs., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 607

Sutter
" Ray, clerk Patrick E. O'Hair, r. 909a Fol-

som
" Raymond D., barber, r. 802, 15th
'■ ReeceB., r. 1905 Polk
" R. H. Mrs., r. 1812 Market
" Richard, blacksmith, 836 Brannan, r. 603

Minna
" Richard, driver Chemical Engine 1, r. 253

Clementina
" Richard, laborer Pac. Can Co., r. 10 St.

Charles
" Richard, yardman W. G. Stafford & Co., r.

1000 Montgomery
'-■ Richard P., solicitor, r. 1936 Market
" Richard S., receiver, r. 331 Guerrero
" Robert, compositor, r. 3006 Larkin
" Robert, musician, r. 3731 Folsom
" Robert C, cook Thompson & Tobius, r. 215

Minna
" Rowland F., salesman William P. Morgan,

r. Oakland
" Samuel, barber, r. 216 Minna
" Samuel J., weigher R. Dunsmuir & Sons, r.

413 Scott
" Samuel M., clerk, r. 930 Union
" Sarah M. Mrs., clerk registry division

postoffice, r. 930 Union
" Sidney D., salesman Crane Co., r. Alameda
" Stuart ;H., clerk Jerome A. Allen, r. Oak-
land
" Susan, widow, r. 1716 Fillmore
" Susan K. Mrs., proprietor The Longworth,

510 Geary
" T. Christy, entry clerk Goodyear Rubber

Co.,r. Alameda
" T. H., wharfman str Monticello
" Thomas, confectioner, r. 1508 Mason
" Thomas, marble worker J. S. Lightner, r.

734 Clementina
" Thomas, plumber, r. 821 Howard
" Thomas J., insurance broker. 210 Sansome,

r. Oakland
" Thomas S., shipwright Clark & Webster, r.

Berkeley
" Thomas W., clerk, r. 2213 Polk
" Thompson K., cook, r. 54, 1st
" Virginia Miss, matron Morosco's Grand

Opera House
" Walter M., carpenter Townley Bros., r. 2605

Howard
" William, r. 607 21st
" William, r. 916 Filbert
" William, expressman, SW cor Sacramento

and Polk, r. 4 Morse PI
" William, helper Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg.

Wks., r. S s Tonquin bet Baker and

Broderick
" William, laborer, r. 529 Sacramento
" William, lather, r. 611M Natoma
" William, longshoreman, r. 36 Clay
" William, waiter, r. 222 Minna
Allen William C, secretary Pacific Express Co.,

Jackson St. Wharf, r. East Oakland
'■ William A., purser str San Jose
" William B., journalist, r. 534 Bush

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Allen William C, ship carpenter, r. 126 Perry
" William E., director Jones, Allen & Co., r.

703 Haves
" William H.. fireman, r; 1800 Howard
" William J., carpenter Albert Hansen, r. 56

Corbett Av
" William J., engineer, r. 232 Church
" William N., foreman Albert E. Buckman,

r. NW cor Steiner and Hermann
" William O., driver Allec & Perpoli, r. 3216

Folsom
" William R., r. 7i/4 Guerrero
" William S.. clerk Sperry Flour Co., r. 29

Noe
AUen WiUiam W. (William W. Allen & Son), r.

336 Oak
" William W. Jr. (William W. Allen & Son),

r. 336 Oak
Allen William W. & Son (William W. and

William W. Jr.), attorneys at law, 1504

Market cor City Hall Square

Allen & Higgins Lumber Co.,

Frank H. Allen president, James E.
Higgins secretary and treasurer, hard-
wood lumber, 18-20 Spear

Allen & Lewis (Henry F. Allen and Cicero H.
Lewis), commission merchants, 202 Cali-
fornia and Portland, Or.

Allen & Looney (Frederick C. Allen and Jere-
miah Looney), plumbers, 314 O'Farrell,
tel Red 144
" & Satterlee (George Allen and John P.
Satterlee), general business agents, 783!^
Market
" & Young (Thomas and Harry Young), steve-
dores, 308 California

4®" Allen. See Allan and Allyne

Allenberg Charles, secretary Altoona Quick-
silver Mining Co. and Brandy City Mine,
206 Sansome, rooms 1-2, r. 507 Golden
Gate Av
" Edward C, laborer, r. 6 Union
" Edwin L., salesman A. H. Motley Co., r.

507 Golden Gate Av
" Leo, shipping clerk Cal. Wine Assn., r. 507

Golden Gate Av *

" Leopold, bookkeeper, r. 505 Golden Gate Av

AUende Henri, fourth cook str Alameda

Alley William H., r. 224 Greenwich rear

Alliance Assurance Co. (London, Eng.), Na-
thaniel T. James manager, V. W. Gas-
kill manager city dept., 416 California
" Building and Loan Association, Adolph
Calmann secretary, 14 Montgomery

Alliance Insurance Co. Limited (of Berlin),
Gutte & Frank managers Pac. Coast
Dept., 303 California

Alliance Marine and General Assurance Co.
Limited (of London), J. J. Moore & Co.
agents, 302 California

AUiata James, ironworker Standard Iron and
Wire Wks.

Ailing George S. (J. R. Blanchard & Co.), r.
Colma, Cal.

Allingham William, well borer, r. 1505 Guerrero

Allione Frank, cook, r. 461 Stevenson
" Henry, restaurant, 704 Filbert, r. 726 Fil-
bert

Alliot Giacomo, bootblack, r. 8 Reed PI
" Hector, salesman Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.

317 Sutter
" L. M. Mrs., decorative art, 317 Sutter

-e®= Alliot. See Elliott

Allis Edmund C, traveling salesman Hinz &
Landt, r. 414 Cole

Allis Edward P. Co., The (Milwaukee, Wis.) D.
B. Hanson manager, manufacturers en-
gines, mill and mining machinery, 9
Fremont
" Harold L., employee Smiths' Cash Store, r.

" Herman, cook, r. 257 Stevenson
" Watson C, scale expert Fairbanks, Morse
& Co., r. 1601 San Carlos Av
Allison Arthur W., bookkeeper Lake & Co., r.
7101/2 Post
" Daniel, librarian Knights of Pythias Li-
brary Assn., 909 Market, r. Berkeley
" Daniel C, teamster, r. 345 Fremont
Allison David E., president The D. E. Allison
Co., 501-509 Front, r. 2112 Broadway
" David E. Jr., bookkeeper The D. E. Allison
Co., r. 2112 Broadway
Allison D. E. Co. The, David E. Allison presi-
dent, wholesale fruit and produce com-
mission merchants, 501-509 Front
" Edward L., bookkeeper Austin & Co., r.

7101/2 Post
" Edward R., bookkeeper The D. E. Allison

Co., r. 2112 Broadway
" Elizabeth Mrs., r. 71014 Post
" Frank J., r. 600 Bush
" George M., boxmaker, r. 804 Bay
" Henry H., carpenter, r. 716 Larkin
" James G., boxmaker, r. 804 Bay
" James H., clerk law dept. S. P. Co., r.

71014 Post
" John C, job printer, 8 Montgomery Av
" , Neff & Co. (incorporated), John B. Neff
president, farming implements, 421-423
Market
" Thomas, cook, r. 739b Filbert
" Thomas Sydney, clerk New England Mu-
tual Life Ins. Co., r. Hotel Langham
>8®= Allison. See Alison

AUman Alphonse, inspector U. S. Customs, r.
214, 3d
" Charles E. (Starr & Allman), r. Oakland
" Joseph, stonecutter, r. 214 O'Farrell
" Margaret, widow, r. SW cor Hermann and

Buchanan
" Miles, foreman, r. 1226 Lombard
'• Norah, widow, r. 25031/4 Howard
" William, porter Hermann A. Lunsmann &
Bro., r. 861 Market
4®°" Allman. See Almon
Alloway James T., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 307

Hyde
Allport Henry W., civil engineer, 530 California,

room 65
Allspaugh Amaziah M., carpenter, r. 829 Steven-
son
AUwell Mary A., widow, r. 35 Turk
AUwood Henry, wood carver Excelsior Mill

Co., r. 33d Av South nr I
Allyn Hester A., widow, r. 317, 19th
" Stanley T., cigars and tobacco, 5 Grant
Av, r. 206 Golden Gate Av
Allyne John W. (Allyne & White), r. NW cor

Gough and Green
Allyne & White (John W. Allyne and William

H. White), merchants, 316 Sacramento
J8®=Allyne. See Allan and Allen
Alma Gold Mining Co., D. Gutmann secretary,

3 Mission
Alma Mia Cigar Factory, Max Ordenstein pro-
prietor, 608-614 Front
Almada Domitila, widow, r. 21 South Park
Almagia Giovanni, manager and city editor
Italian Publishing Co., 629 Washington,
r. 1822 Powell
Almannini Louis, laborer, r. 8 Ohio PI
Almberg Charles, bedmaker, r. 1045 Market
Alme Johann, engraver J. C. Irvine & Co., r. 72],

18th
Almkvist John A., editor Vestra Sandebudet, r.

537, 7th
Almon David, clerk, r. 316, 22d

" Edward J., teamster, r. 26 Harrison
>Kg=-Almon. See Allman
Almond Fred, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 920

Natoma
Almonte The (lodgings), Mrs. Johanna Frerichs
proprietor, 1, 5th

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Almquist Frank E., carpenter, r. 121 Fell
" John A., ship Joiner Union I. Wks., r. 1210

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Almqvist Peter, baker Edward F. Maggart, r.

620 Larkifa
Alms Charles, tailor, 402 Jones
Alms House (City and County), Philip L. Wea-
ver superintendent, off Corbett Av nr
Lake Honda
Alonso Joseph, cigar maker, r. 1832 Powell
" Manuel M., printer Brown & Bley Co., r.
1832 Powell
Alonzo Gold Mining Co., A. P. Bacon president,
320 Sansome, room 12
" Joseph, r. 362, 3d
Aloth Andrew, iron worker, r. 463A Minna
Alpen Herman M. 'Kummer & Alpen), r. 1621
Buchanan
" J. William, driver Blake, Moffltt & Towne,
, r. 1621 Buchanan
Alpern M. Mrs., milliner, 1, 6th, r. 1726 O'Farrell
" Max, harness maker, r. 1726 O'Farrell

ALPERS CHARLES,

president National Fertilizer Co. and
Hercules Cold storage Co., 405 Mont-
gomery, room 5, r. 706 Ivy Av

Alpers Charles W., musician, r. 1711 Mason rear
'• Glaus, groceries and liquors, SW cor How-
ard and 13th, r. 96, 13th
" George, groceries and liquors, 328-330, 5th
" John, painter, r. 3318 Sacramento
" Matilda, widow, r. 202 Ritch
" William, baker, r. 1711 Mason

4®=Alpers. See Albers

Alpha Consolidated Mill and Mining Co. (Gold
Hill, Nev.) Charles E. Elliot secretary,
79 Nevada Block

Alpha Trained Nurses Agency, F. E. Goodban
proprietor, 1117 Van Ness Av nr Post.
Tel East 579

Alpine Safe Co., George S. Beadle agent, 14 Cali-
fornia

Alsberg Sigmund S., proprietor Abbotsford
House, 1416 Broadway

Alsbro Harry T., r. 328, 12th

Alsen Edward, seaman str National City

Alsenz Maria B., widow, r. 1614 Post rear

Alsina Arthur, clerk, r. 718 Greenwich

Alsing A. N., driver Presidio & Ferries RR, r.
1134 Union

Alsip Edwin K. (Edwin K. Alsip & Co.), r. 2919
California

ALSIP EDWIN K. & CO.

(Edwin K. Alsip), real estate dealers,
29 Mills Bldg, 2d floor, also San Jose
and Sacramento

Alskoog Isaac, seaman, r. 321 Drumm
Alsop Alexander W., laundryman American
Laundry, r. 533 Pine
" John S., clerk La Grande Laundry, r. The
Baldwin
Alt Bernard, teamster, r. 708 Vallejo
" Carl, butcher, r. 512 Bush
" Christopher, shoemaker, r. 708 Vallejo
4®=Alt. See Ault
Alta Building and Loan Association, Sol J.

Levy secretary, 304 Montgomery
Alta California Printing House, W. A. Wood-
ward & Co. proprietors, 12 Sutter
Alta Plaza, bet Steiner and Scott, Clay and
Jackson
" Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), Julien
E. Jacobus secretary, 33 Nevada Block
" Soap Co., Engwer Brothers proprietors,
109-111 Oregon
Altemus John,bookrulerH. S. Crocker Co., r. SE
cor 26th and Florida
" John Mrs., bakery, SE cor 26th and Florida
" John S., baker, r. SE cor 26th and Florida
Altenberg Bertha, teacher music, r. 1615 Fill-
nnore
" Charles, bartender, r. 515 Sacramento
" Frederick P. H., cutter Standard Shirt
Factory, r. 1615 Fillmore
Altenburg August, bookkeeper Raphael Weill &
Co., r. 722 Union
" Pauline, widow, r. 722 Union

W. &J. SLOANE&CO.,

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Largest Assortment on the Coast.
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Altendorf Jewel A., sign painter Joseph Laib
Jr., r. 313 Golden Gate Av
" Julius, grinder Pac. Saw Mfg. Co., r. Oak-
land
" William, seaman, r. 678 Bryant
Altfleld Simon, traveling salesman, r. 614^/^

Elizabeth
Alth Andrew, iron worker Cal. Gas Fixture Co.,

r. 463 Minna
Althaus John, carpenter, r. 711 Mission
Alther Robert J., importer corks, SE cor Scott

and Ellis, r. 1893 Ellis
Altherr Adolph, baker, SEcor 17th and Dolores
Althof E., restaurant, II5V2 Powell, r. Oakland
" Herman (Althof & Bahls), r. Oakland
" Laura C, school teacher, r. 791 Haight
" Theodore F., r. 791 Haight

ALTHOF & BAHLS

(Herman Althof and Mrs. E. Bahls),
blank book manufacturers, book bind-
ers and printers and sole manu-
facturers and owners Frey-Buscher
flat-opening blank books, 511-513 Sac-
ramento
Altieri Michilini. barber, 724 Front, r. 213 Vallejo
Altin John, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel
Altman Dora Mrs., r. 414 Clementina
" Jacob, r. 414 Clementina
" Louis, painter, r. 20 Sumner
" William, clerk J. & H. Knubel, r. 701 Hyde
Altmann Jacob, merchant tailor, 1024 Sutter

" Rosie Miss, dressmaking, 1024 Sutter
Altmark Louis, salesman, r. Hotel Mirabeau
Altmayer Abraham, r. 824 Turk
" Berthold, clerk Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,

r. 7241/2 Turk
" Leo, shoecutter, r. 824 Turk
" Moses, clerk, r. 824 Turk
" Rosalia, widow, r. 724 Turk
Alton Mary, widow, r. 18 Sherwood PI
" Thomas M., accountant S. F. Breweries, r.
Alameda
Altoona Quicksilver Mining Co. (Trinity Co.,
Cal.) Charles AUenberg secretary, 206
Sansome, rooms 1-2
Altozano Alice, widow, r. 2024 Taylor
Altpeter Elise, widow, r. 19 Haight
Altrup Charles, baker, r. 763 Howard
Altschul Charles, manager London, Paris and
American Bank (limited), 1-3 Sansome,
r. 2315 Sutter
" Hugo, clerk L. Altschul & Co., r. 1113 Post
' ' Leopold, manager S. F. Crockery and Glass-
ware Co., 422 Sansome, r. 1625 Webster
" Ludwig, real estate, r. 2417 Sutter
" Rudolf C, traveling salesman S. F. Crock-
ery and Glassware Co., r. 1113 Post
Altshuler Levi, r. 226 Devisadero
" Sol. artist H. S. Crocker Co., r. 326 Devisa-
dero
Altube Bernardo, stockbroker, r. 813 Van Ness

Av
Altvater David, engineer J. Martenstein & Co.,
r. Alameda
" William, driver Payot, Upham & Co., r.
1033, 24th
Alucano A. L., carpenter, r. 47 Jessie
Aluminum Novelty Co. (Edward F. Beck),
manufacturers' agents and importers
of aluminum goods of every kind, 110
Sutter
Alvarado Foundry (Alvarado, Cal.), George H.
Tay Co. proprietors, 610-620 Battery
" Pedro, engineer Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 651 Vallejo

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405-407 SANSOME STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, t

Alvares Fred H., barber B. Harris, r. UT/^ Va-
lencia
'< Joseph, barber Joseph P. Frenna, r. 718

Greenwich
" Joseph J., policeman, r. 718 Greenwich
" Manuel L., laundry, 442 Hayes
Alvarez Angel P., publisher and proprietor El
Comercio de San Francisco and Diario
de California, 420 Montgomery, r. 1305
Leavenworth
•' Antonio, dental student G. F. Rodden, r.

72IV2 Broadway rear
" Antonio, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill &

Stetson, r. Alameda
" Francisco, upholsterer Michael Luna, r.

413 Vallejo
" Gabriella, widow, r. 721^4 Broadway rear
" Joseph C, barber Charles Laubenheimer,

r. Oakland
■' Joseph M., shell jeweler Herman Cook, r.

1403 Kearny
•• Pietro, journalist, r. 1305 Leavenworth
" Rafael, shell worker, r. 6 Maiden Lane
Alversen John, seaman, r. 6 Howard
Alverson Thomas J., conductor, r. 211, 28th
" William W., with Atlas Assurance Co., r.
899 Pine
Alves Annie L. Miss (Merrick & Alves), r. 16
Murphy Bldg
" Domingos, expressman, 501 Davis, r. Oak-
land
■ Frederick, teamster, r. 825 Hampshire
" John, barber, 8 Folsom, r. 15 Merchant
" Joseph, barber, 327 Drumm. r. 114 Pacific
" Joseph, barber, 1551 Market, r. 35 West

Park
" Joseph S., barber, 130 Oak
•' Kitano, seaman, r. 208 Jackson
Alviso J. G., collector, r. 519 Sacramento
" Raphael, laborer, r. 1318 Hampshire
" William, vaquero, r. 816, 5th Av South
Alvord William, president The Bank of Cali-
fornia, NW cor California and Sansome,
and Police Commissioner, r. 2200 Broad-
way
Alwell A., r. 1045 Market
Alzaga John, hostler Edward Connors, r. 308

Sweeney
Amacher Michael, teamster Joseph Fassler, r.

Mission Road bet 5 and 6 Mile Houses
Amador Adele Miss, dressmaker, 1220 Stockton
Amandolese Giobatta, laborer, r. 22 Russell
Amante Gherini, salesman, r. 2527 Folsom
Amaral Antone, 2d officer str Tiburon, r. Tib-
uron
" Frank, hostler Jacobs Bros., r. Oakland
" Joaquin S., laborer U. S. Customs, r. Saus-

alito, Cal
•' Joseph S., barber, 1509 Howard
Amark Frederick, salesman Richard Finking,

r. 424, 6th
Amato Amadeo, barber, 413 Broadway
Amber Mas, tailor, 108 Battery, r. 523b Natoma
Amberg Otto, porter Dunham, Carrigan & Hay-
den Co., r. 157114 Market
Amberger F., r. 140 Tremont Av

" Theodore, printer, r. 1010 Montgomery
Ambler Arthur, salesman, r. 2004 Larkin
" Benjamin, salesman Langley & Michaels
Co., r. 2004 Larkin
Amblow Lewis G., waiter, r. 608M Natoma
Ambridge F. C, clerk Goodall, Perkins & Co., r.

700 Broderick
Ambriska Michael, teamster G. F. Day, r. 60

Jessie
Ambrogi Ernest, fruits, 4111 California

Ambrose Arthur, plumber J. Fred Meyer, r. 308,
21st
" Charles H., jockey, r. 112a Clement
■' Edward, bookkeeper, r. 308, 21st
" Frank M., painter, r. 4 Roach
" Jacques, laborer, r. 619 Pacific
" James, real estate, r. 605 Hayes
" James T., plumber, r. 210, 5th Av
" John B., bootblack, r. 2 Roach
" Josie R. Miss, school teacher, r. 605 Hayes
Ambrose J. R., agent The Bank of British North
America, 120 Sansome, r. Berkeley
'■ S., laundryman, r. 617 Mission
" William, paper cutter Schmidt Label &
Lith. Co., r. 115, 26th
Ambrose William F., concrete and artificial
stone, 40 New Montgomery and member
Board of Education, r. 605 Hayes
Ambrosio Emilia, widow, r. 526'/4 Vallejo
Ambrozini Marco, cellarman I. Cuenin, r. 509

Ambrun Frederick, cornice m.aker James Guil-

foy, r. 1451/2, 5th
Ameca Joseph, laborer American Salt Co., r. 18

Hinckley PI
Amedee Edward C, with J. Godeau & Co., r. 419

Green
" George, salesman Goldberg, Bowen & Co.,

r. 419 Green

AMELUNG JULIUS C,

importer and distributing agent for
R. Tliorne & Sons (limited), general
commission merchant and dealer in
wines and brandies, oflace 10 Califor-
nia, room 15; storage cellars 3 to 11
1st SE cor Market ; telephone Drumm
40 ; r. 234 Capp

American Agriculturist, Orange, Judd Co. pro-
prietors, 78 Columbian Bldg
" and Chinese Commercial News (weekly),

83514 Dupont
" and Hawaiian Commercial Co., D. G. Cam-
arinos president, office 519-523 Sansome

American Association of Masters and Pilots
of Steam Vessels, S.G. Nay lor secretary,
9 Mission
" Bakers" Union, 818a Howard
" Ball Nozzle Co., G. A. Marquis manager,
421 Market

American Bank and Trust Co. of San Fran-
cisco, Edwin Fretwell president, O. D.
Baldwin vice-presdent, James J. Fagan
cashier, John W. Farren, Jr., secretary,
NE cor Bush and Montgomery
" Bible Society, 1037 Market
" Bimetallic League, George P.
secretary. 19 Mills Bldg, 6th floor

American Biscuit Co., Leon Sloss president,
James Dunn vice-president and man-
ager, William D. Claussen secretary,
office and factory NW cor Battery and
Broadway, salesroom 228 Front
" Board of Commissioners for Foreign Mis-
sions, Rev. Walter Frear general agent,
7 Montgomery Av

American Book Co., Adam F. Gunn and Fred M.
Campbell managers, 101 Battery, tel
Main 1962

American Box Factory, R. P. Merillion pro-
prietor, 815-825 Brannan

American Brewery, Henry C. Kroenke proprie-
tor, 725-727 Green, tel Black 1961

American Carbonic Acid Gas Co., A. C. Shaw
superintendent, carbonic acid gas manu-
facturers, 19 Stevenson, tel Main 5815

American Central Insurance Co. (St. Louis,
Mo.) Charles Christensen manager, John
R. Hillman assistant manager, 317 Cali-
fornia
" Cling Stone Pitting Co., John A. Ledden
manager, 504 Kearny, room 4

American Composition Pipe and Pile Armor
Co., Eugene F. Badgley president, F.
Edith Kingsbury secretary, 819 Market,
room 47
" Concentrated Must Co., D. Henshaw Ward
manager and secretary, 508 California,
room 31

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W. B. CHAPMAN,

Impoktek of Selected Vintages of
. BARTON & GUESTIER'S Fine Bordeaux and Saiiternes.

123 CALIFORNIA STREET.

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American Condensed Milk Co.,

main ofllce 330 Pine, room 15, tel.
Main 1610, factory Novato, Marin Co.,
Cal., manufacturers of sweetened and
unsweetened condensed milk

American Credit Indemnity Co., E. W. Keeler
agent, 713 Sutter
" Directory Co., D. Waide manager, Crocker
Bldg, room 1

American District Telegraph, E. F. Weihe
superintendent, main office 607 Market,
branch offices '228 California, Market,
Taylor and Golden Gate Av, Sutter and
Leavenworth, Valencia and 23d, Cali-
fornia and Fillmore, Hayes and Larkin,
W. U. Tel. Co.. Ill Market, NE cor Pine
and Montgomery, NE cor California and
Front, C. P. R. R. Bldg, room 18, Baldwin
Hotel, Palace Hotel, Lick House, Occi-
dental, The California

AMERICAN DRUG STORE,

1002 Market and 3 Eddy

American Eagle Tobacco Co. The (Detroit,

Mich.), The Wertheimer Co. agents, 106

Bush
American Electrical Works (Providence, R.

I.), California Electrical Works general

agents, 35 Market

AMERICAN EXPORT CO. THE

(Joyeros al por mayor), exporters of
gold and plated jewelry, Waltham,
Elgin and all American watches;
Emile Hirschfeld manager, rooms 59-60
Crocker Building, corner Market and
Montgomery

American Faucet Co., 16 Chronicle Bldg

American Fire Engine Co. (Seneca Falls, N.
Y.), A. L. Fish agent, 59-61, 1st

American Fire Insurance Co. (of Philadelphia),
Brown, Craig & Co. general agents, 407-
409 Montgomery

American Flower and Decorating Pin Co.
(John W. Davis and Edward E. Park),
manufacturers of the "Perfect Flower
Pin," also pins for decorating and other
purposes, 317-319 Kearny

American Foresters' Hall Association, Alcazar
Bldg, 120 G'Farrell

AMERICAN FURNITURE CO.,

L. Colombo proprietor. The largest
stock of furniture, carpets, linoleum,
stoves, etc., in the city, new and sec-
ond hand, 1127-1131 Market, between
7th and 8th

American Furniture Express Co.,

H. Frosch proprietor. Furniture and
pianos moved by experienced men
to all parts of the city and county.
Goods packed for shipment or stor-
age ; orders taken for bus rides. Stand
NW cor Stockton and Geary, office
210 Powell, tel. Main 872, stables 350,
12th
American Glue Co., L. H. Butcher manager, 593
Mission

" Hall, NW cor Leavenworth and Pacific

" House, SE cor 2d and Natoma

" Import Co. The (incorporated), S. Weil
president, L. Schwarzschild vice-presi-
dent, 107 Sansome

•• Improvement Co. (incorporated), J. W.
Morshead president, John Heenan sec-
retary, street-sweeping machinery and
contractors, 220 Sansome, room 4

" Indicator Co. The, George W. Reynolds
manager, 334 Pine, room 7
American Insurance Co. (Newark, N. J.), Bal-
four, Guthrie & Co. agents, George W.
Spencer manager, 323 California
American Investor (financial monthly). Finance
Publishing Co. publishers, 15 Mills Bldg,
5th floor

" Iron Works, Carah & Bailey proprietors,
515, 6th

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
CORRUQATED IRON,

Galvanized, Black and Painted,
for Koofing and Siding.

30ST0 31-7 IVlARKE-r ST.

American Labor Bureau, Charles T. Dennis
manager, 210 Powell
" Land and Trust Co., Charles W. Wright
president, G. A. M. Wright secretary,
132 Market, room 23

American Legion of Honor,

a fraternal, co-operative, beneficial
and protective organization; insur-
ance on assessment plan from $500 to
$3,000 ; sick benefits from $1 to $10
per week; guarantee and emergency
funds amounting to over $600,000 in-
vested in bonds and deposited with
the State Treasurer of Massachusetts ;
surplus divided annually ; C. 0. Burton
grand secretary, St. Ann's Building,
6 Eddy
American Line, New York and Southampton
(London), Philadelphia and Liverpool,
G. D. Fahnestock general agent Pacific
Coast, 609 Market, Grand Hotel Bldg

" Lodging House, Mrs. R. Constant proprie-
tor, 777 Market

" Lucol Co. The, W. P. Fuller & Co. agents,
SW cor Pine and Front

" Meter Inspection Co., J. H. Lounge man-
ager, 632 Market
American Oil Co., Josiah O. Low president,

David Low secretary, 14-16 Main
American Patriot The, George A. Hubbell
manager and secretary, Academy of
Sciences Bldg, 819 Market, room 7
American Porcelanite Co., Frank P. Noble
manager, 621, 632, 623 Spreckels Bldg

" Powder Packing Co. (incorporated), W. B.
Brown president, D. A Jennings secre-
tary, 401 California, room 14
American Press Association (general offices
45-47 Park Place, New York), Warren G.
Benton resident manager Pacific Coast,
office 510 Montgomery
American Protective Association, State Coun-
cil of, William F. Barnes secretary, 819
Market, rooms 39-40

" Publishing Co., C. S. Baillie proprietor, 92
St. Ann's Bldg

" Railway Construction and Land Improve-
ment Co., Francis Bridges president,
R. P. M. Greeley vice-president, Theo-
dore Kempert secretary, 10 California,
room 14
American Real Estate Investment Union
(New York), A. M. S. Mayer agent, 216
Sansome, room 1

" Refrigerator Transit Co. (St. Louis, Mo.),
Lyle M. Fletcher general agent, 203
Front

" River Land and Lumber Co. 'El Dorado
Co.), A. J. Ralston president, Joshua
Barker secretary, Horatio P. Livermore
general manager, 320 Sansome, room 16

AMERICAN SALT CO. THE,

p. Marsicano president, P. H. Coward
manager, oflBce 217 Sacramento, fac-
tory Beale St. Wharf, telephone Main
1983

American Samson, physician, 405 Kearny, r. 1244
Mission

" Securities Co., H. H. Kirby president, S. P.
Young secretary, 621 Market

" Steam Laundry, Edward H. Knight pro-
prietor, 2120 Lombard

" Sugar Refinery, SW cor Battery and Union

" Sunday School Union, 735 Market

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Tel. Main 1864.

COAL, COKE and PIG IRON,

Wholesale and Retail.

§ AMERICAN SURETY CO.

(Of New York), James R. Garniss resi-
ft dent manager, cnarles A. Shurtleflf

■3 resident secretary, George L. Seybolt

H inspector, 219 Sansome, telephone

Main 5119
43 American Surgery and Dispensary, Samuel H.

^ Hall manager, 14 McAllister

^ American Tobacco Co. Tlie (New York City),
£ A. Lynds depot manager, 701-703 Front

S AMERICAN TOOL WORKS,

t. Eastwood & Wilson proprietors, man-

g ufacturers well-boring tools, crank

S5 axles, goose-necks, steel and iron

shafts ; dredger forging a specialty ;
109 Mission, telephone Main 5578
American Tract Society, Luther H. Gary man-
ager, publishers, booksellers and import-
■^ ers, 735 Market

^ American Trading Co. The, importers, expor-
"* ters and commission merchants, Milton

H. Morse agent, 112 California

American Type Founders' Co.,

E. H. Palmer manager, machinists and
type founders, and dealers presses
and printers' materials, electrots^pers,
stereotypers and wood engravers,
405-407 Sansome
American Union Fish Co., P. Marsicano presi-
dent, Charles Dondero secretary, fish
dealers, 513-519 Washington
American Varnish Co. The (Chicago), Frank
H. Lafaille Pacific Coast agent, manu-
turers varnishes and Japans, 741 Mis-
sion
American Whip Co. (Westfield, Mass.), Key-
ston Brothers agents. 21, 1st
" Wringer Company, Frank M. Umphred
general agent, 505 Larkin
Amerman Henry, teamster Anspacher Bros., r.
757 Brannan
" Jacob B., clerk A. J. Leary Co., r. 810
O'Farrell
Amerosa Fillipo, laborer, r. 1908 Dupont
Amerosi Luigi, waiter Delmonte Bros., r. 436

Broadway

Ameruzo Francisco, laborer, r. 10 Margaret PI

" Luigi, vegetable pedler, r. 10 Margaret PI

Ames Arthur L., waiter George H. Richard, r.

44, 3d

" Benjamin F., teamster Henry Cowell & Co.,

r. 541 Stevenson
" Benjamin F. Jr., carrier postofflce, r. 541

Stevenson
'• Benjamin J., grocer, r. 1106 Mason
•' C, purser str City of Pueblo
■' Charles L., paper hanger, r. 905 Market
" Henry, seaman, 28 Sacramento
Ames Edwin E., manager Studebaker Manufac-
turing Co., SW cor Market and 10th, r.
1217 Buchanan
" Edwin M., salesman Studebaker Bros.

Mfg. Co., r. 1217 Buchanan
" Everett, law student Fox & Gray, r. Oak-
land
Ames F. H. & Co., Frank H. Ames president,
Henry Gray secretary, wholesale com-
mission merchants., 22-24 Luning Bldg.
Ames Fisher, attorney at law, 220 Sansome,

rooms 10-12, r. 824 Powell
Ames Frank H., president F. H. Ames & Co.,
22-24 Luning Bldg, r. 717 Fillmore
" Frank M. (Duggan & Ames), r. 1024 Clay

Ames Frank M-, with Nathan, Dohrmann & Co.,

r. 717 Fillmore
" Fred F., salesman Joseph Fredericks &

Co., r. 306 Stockton
Ames George E., agent Union Iron Works, ofBce

222 Market, r. 3010 Clay
" George H., clerk Jos. Fredericks & Co.,

r. 706 Grove
" George S., marine engineer, 9 Mission, r.

Alameda
■' Helen G. Miss, librarian Boys' Library and

Free Reading Room, r. 1504 Pacific Av
" Henry M. Jr., salesman Miller & Lux, r.

1033 Laguna
" Howard C, salesman Studebaker Bros.

Mfg. Co., r. 44 Oak
" James H. (Ames & Harris), r. Oakland
■ Jessie S., widow, r. 1504 Pacific Av
^' John, bookkeeper, r. 217 Elm Av
" John F., foreman Ames & Harris, r. Oak-
land
•' Joseph v., blacksmith, 2107 Polk, r. 1528

Pacific Av
■' Josiah P. (Ames & Harris), r. Oakland
■' J. Walker, bookkeeper George F. Grant, r.

1504 PaiCific Av
" Mary S. Miss, principal Nathaniel Gray

Free Kindergarten, r. 1,504 Pa ific Av
" May, stewardess str State of California
" Nicholas, commission merchant, r. 359

•' Nicholas C, agent, r. 505 Guerrero
■' Oscar H., cutter F. Tonner, r. Lorin, Ala-
meda Co.
Ames Pelham W., secretary Spring Valley
Water Works, 516 California, r. 1312
Taylor
" Sarah, widow, r. 1106 Mason
" Simon R., cigars, 908 Valencia, r. ame
'• William R., brass finisher J. Roylance

Brass Wks., r. 1504 Pacific Av
" Worthington, clerk Nevada Bank, r. 1312
Taylor
Ames & Harris (J. P. and J. H. Ames and Edwin
F. Harris), manufacturers bags, tents,
awnings, and importers bags and bag-
ging materials, and dealers rubber
clothing and Tower's oiled clothing,
100-104 Sacramento and 101-103 Drumm,
tel Main 349
Amesbury Milton A., clerk, r. 629 Eddy
Amette Jean B., barber, 1317 Mission, r. 242,

8th
Amey Charles H., plu-rber and gasfitter, 21

Beale, r. 15151/4 Market
Amidon Cyrus S., salesman Raphael Weill &
Co., r. Alameda
" Frederick, brass finisher Why te & DeRome,
r. Oak, and
Amiot Amelie, widow, dressmaker, r. 381 Shot-
well
Amiraux G«ller, bookkeeper, r. 2842 Mission

" Peter, office, 146 Berry, r. 2842 Mission
Ammann FredericK W., bookkeeper Sachs Bros.

& Co., r. 1021 Castro
Amme Henry, clerk H. L. Judell & Co., r. 873'/2
Market

AMMERUP G.,

importer and wholesale and retail
dealer in paints, oils, glass, waU pa-
per, etc., 1314 Market, r. 312a Turk

Amner William B., machinist, r. 362i| Clemen-

t na
Amneus Charles, bartender F. A. Carlsen, r. 524
Stevenson
" Sophia, domestic, 2225 Howard
Amore Marteg, peddler, r. .540 Green
Amos B. H., clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden
Co., r. Berkeley
" I. H. & Co., manufacturers' agents, 12-14

Drumm
" J. D., clerk Goodall, Perkins & Co., r. 2308

Mis< on
" J. Philip, receiving teller Hibernia Sav-
ings and Loan Society, r. 929 Grove
" Louise I., widow, r. 929 Grove
" W. H., with Sterling Furniture Co., r. 808
Van Ness Av

PRINTS THE NEWS TWELVE HOURS

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Amphlett Richard M., correspondent W. & J.

Sloane & Co., r. 3333 Clay
Amrock Patrick J., inotorman Market St. Ry., r.

118 Sunnyside Av
Amsbury Susan, widow, r. 217 Page
Amsel M. B., traveling salesman Will & Flnck
Co., r. 1015 Market
" Rosie, widow, r. 463 Stevenson
Amsler Charles S., sheet-iron worker Ralston &
Nelson, r. 213 Minerva
" Grace E., widow, r. 212 Minerva
" Thomas B., iron worker, r. 212 Minerva
Amsone Joseph W., painter William R. Eaton,

r. 1833 Union
Amstein George W., laundryman Palace Hotel,
r. 835 Castro
" Lillian H. Miss, ironer, r. 835 Castro
Amt Lilienthaler Verein, 620 Bush
Amuendsen Daniel, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Amundsen Lena S. Miss, clerk general freight
office S. P. Co., r. 1719 Sutter
" O., groceries, 253 Clara
Amy Gustave L., insurance broker and commiS'
sion merchant, 317 California, r. 34 Ellis
" Winfield S., bartender Oliver P. Murray, r.
807 Harrison
Amyott Charles O., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

16th Av bet H and J
Anacleto Nicholas, porter Adolph Coleman, r.

1 Oakland Terrace
Anam Olof, shoemaker, 942 Harrison
Anastasse F. Ciecco, paste mixer L. Nunziato

& Son, r. 1312 Kearny
Anastasta Giuseppe, barber, r. 1116 Kearny
Anaya Frank, barber Charles L. Deming, r.

81314 Greenwich
Anbak Necokli, watchman, r. 918 Harrison
Ancel G., employee French Hospital
Ancell William S., carpenter Union I. Wks., r.

828 Illinois
Anchick Elizabeth, widow, r. 1133 Treat Av
Anchor Pants Co., E. J. Stoltz manager, 26 Mont-
gomery
Ancient Order of Foresters, John Falconer per-
manent secretary, 102 O'Farrell
Ancient Order of Foresters' Building, 102

O'Farrell
Ancient Order of Foresters' Hall Association,
John Falconer secretary, 102 O'Farrell,
tel Main 1875
Ancient Order of United Workmen, David S.
Hirshberg grand recorder, 66 Flood Bldg
Ancilla Lima, widow, r. 9 Montgomery Court
Ancion Hubert, pattern maker S. F. Pattern

Wks., r. 55 Shipley
Ancker Abraham, clerk Marks Bros., r. 722
Golden Gate Av
" Louis, barber, 1738 Market
Anconi William, bartender, r. 502 Mason
Andel Frederick, maltster, r. 328a Shotwell
Anderberg Marie, domestic, 27 Eureka
Anderegg Casper, shoemaker, 1512, 20th, r. 1530

Kentucky, Potrero
Anderfuren Kate, widow, r. 819, 2Uth
Anderhalden Joseph, waiter, r. 629 Commercial
Anderka Andrew, millhand Deming - Palmer

Milling Co., r. 736 Green
Anderline Anton, cooper D. Woerner, r. 1323
Minna
" Gabriel, cellarman Cal. Wine Assn., r.
503a 7th
Anders Albert A., shipping clerk New Home
Sewmg Machine Co., r. 1234 Mission
" Frederick E., cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 350,

3d
" George, clerk, r. 1234 Mission
" Jacob, seaman, r. 11 Clay
Andersen A. C, clerk Risdon I. & L. Wks., r.
121 Stockton
" A. C. C, bartender R. J. Techau & Co., r.

9221/2 Natoma
" Albert, r. 103, 20th
" Alfred, tanner, r. 16;^, 24th
" Alma, domestic, 114 Waller
" Andrew, laborer, r. Anderson nr Old Hick-
ory
" Andrew, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
" Barney A., dyer, r. 128 Dorland
'■ Bertha M., widow, r. 138 Lombard

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Kentucky
" Carl, druggist, 1722 Howard
" Carl, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
" Charles, r. 103, 20th
" Charles, cellarman Ben Lomond Wine Co.,

r. 514 Fulton
" Charles, messman str Progreso
" Charles O., master mariner, r. 22 Sacra-
mento
" C. Henry, cook F. Rakeman, r. 2018 Filbert

rear
" Christian, painter, r. 334, 3d rear
" Christian, machinist Risdon I. & L.Wks.,

r. 437 O'Farrell
" Christian, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
" Christian, waiter C. G. Larsen, r. 617 Geary

rear
" Christina, widow, r. 103, 20th
" Cornelius, feeder Galloway Lith. Co., r. 138

Lombard
" E. J., journalist Chronicle, r. 933 Sutter
" Edward, cigars and tobacco, 305 East

North, r. East Berkeley
" Ella Miss, dressmaking, 724 Franklin
" Frederick M., stickerhand Charles M.

Depew Planing Mill Co., r. 306 Fell
" George, bottler D. Meinke, r. 2435 Folsom
" Gotfried, engineer, r. I6V2. 24th
" Gustave, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
" Hans E., motorman Market St. Ry., r.

10051/2 Sierra
" Hans P., house painter, r. 831 Hampshire
" Harald (Andersen & Danielsen), r. 2925

Sacramento
" Harold B., pressman Galloway Lith. Co.,

r. 138 Lombard
" Helen, domestic, 2524 Market
" Henry, compositor Scandinavian Pub. Co.,

r. 207 Washington
" Henry, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r.

1017/2 York
" Henry, waiter Turk St. Hotel
" Hilda, domestic, 613 Ellis
" Ingeburg, domestic, 6 South Broderick
" James, bartender Alexander Olson, r. 454

Main
Andersen John, native wines and brandies, 427

California
" John, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
" John M., clerk, r. 22 Turk
" Julia, widow, r. 1114 Elm Av
" Julius F., locksmith, r. 1209 Florida
" Lottie, domestic, 900 Guerrero
" Louis, boxmaker Cal. Italian Paste Co., r.

147 Dora
" Mads, driver, r. 227, 2d
" Martin, bartender Niels P. Larsen, r. 227

Harrison
" Martin, seaman, r. 160 Steuart
" Nels, cigars and tobacco, 151, 5th, r. 907

Howard
" Nils (Andersen & Christiansen), r. 1223

Steiner
" Olof, master schr Esther Buhne, office 22

Market, r. East Oakland
" P., 3d officer str Australia
" Paul, copk C. G. Larsen, r. 148 Perry
" Peter, bartender, r. 160 Steuart
" Peter, peddler, r. 927 Minna
" Rasmus (Larsen & Andersen), r. 907 How-
ard
" Samuel, porter L. Melchior, r. 1530a Ken-
tucky
" Samuel, seaman, r. 5 Commercial
" Theodore, marine engineer, r. 31 Broadway

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Andersen Thomas, bartender C. O. Holmberg, r.
30 Ritch

" Victor, laborer, r. 48 Sacramento

" & Christiansen (Nils Andersen and Theo-
dore Christiansen), fruits and vegeta-
bles, 1223 Stelner and 714 Point Lobos
Av

" & Danielsen (Harald Andersen and Peter

Danielsen), paper hangers, 635 California

*i^ Andersen. See Anderson, Andresen and

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Anderson A., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 3106
California

" A., cook, r. 537 Sacramento

" A., 1st officer str Bay City

" Abraham, carpenter, r. 829, 15th

" A. C. & Co. (John C. and A. C. Boysen An-
derson) groceries and general merchan-
dise, NW cor Sanchez and 29th

" A. C. Boysen (A. C. Anderson & Co.) r. 1536
Sanchez

" Adolph, gripman Cal. St. RR, r. 1810 Devis-
adero

" Adolph, liquors, 743, 7th Av

■' Adolph, ironer La Grande Laundry, r. 1013
Minna

" Adolph. rawhide finisher, r. 331, 6th

■' Adolph L., liquors, 635 (523) Jackson, r. 231
Montgomery Av

" A. F., marine engineer, 9 Mission, r. Ala-
meda

" Albert (Schrader & Co.), r. 1443, 23d

•' Albert, foreman Schussler Bros., r. 820
Grove

■' Albert, helper William A. Schrock

■ Albert, lithographer Bosqui Engraving and

Printing Co., r. 1.38 Lombard
■' Albert, pressman John F. Anderson, r. 337

Eddy
•■ Albert, seaman, r. 201 Steuart

■ Albert, waiter, r. 933 Mission

■ Albert, waiter, r 1200 Kearny

■' Albert G., foreman Schussler Bros., r. 820

Grove
■' Albert v., clerk, r. 2112 Howard

• Alexander, bartender Olson & Anderson, r.

5261/2 Pacific
■' Alexander, carpenter, r. 126, 5th

■ Alexander, teamster A.J.Wilson, r. 2317

Pine
" Alexander R., liquors. 900 Kearny

• Alfred, barkeeper E. Joullin, r. 5191/2 Stev-

enson
" Alfred, carpenter, r. Brewster nr Faith
■' Alfred, seaman, r. 15 Rlncon Av
•' Alfred, tanner, r. San Bruno Av opp loth

Av
" Alfred E., bookkeeper Cal. Trans. Co., r.

2938 Howard

• Alfred F., laborer, r. 118 Perry

" Alfred P., bookkeeper, r. 232, 5th

'■ Alice Miss, cashier, r. 226 CoUingwood

" Allan M., carpenter, r. 700 Eddy

" Andreas M., marine fireman, r. 409, 1st

" Andrew (Olson & Anderson), r. 528 Pacific

•• Andrew, teamster South S. F. Tannery, r.

cor 15th Av and San Bruno Road
■• Andrew, basket maker Westpn Basket and

Mfg. Co., r. 670 Bryant
" Andrew, boat builder John H. Burns, r. 553

4th
•' Andrew cabinet maker, 519'/^ Stevenson

• Andrew, carpetman Occidental Hotel

■• Andrew, deckhand str Piedmont, r. Oak-
land
" Andrew, groceries, 1501 Leavenworth

Anderson Andrew, laborer, r. 967 Mission

" Andrew, lumberman, r. 444 Brannan

" Andrew, machinist, r. 490, 8th

" Andrew, master mariner, 9 Mission, r. West
Berkeley

" Andrew, paper hanger, r. 504 Natoma

" Andrew, pressman C. A. Murdock & Co., r.
1310 Vallejo

" Andrew, proprietor Southern Pacific Res-
taurant, 638-642. 4th, r. 497, 4th

" Andrew, 2d mate brig William G. Irwin

" Andrew, tailor, r. 1921 San Carlos Av

" Andrew, tailor, r. 1403 Montgomery

" Andrew, teamster N. Ohlandt & Co., r. cor
25th and Indiana
Anderson Andrew, vice-president Lewis, An-
derson & Co.. 26 East and vice-president
and treasurer Alma Gold Mining Co., 9
Mission, r. 119 Capp

" Andrew C, barber, 719 Montgomery Av,
r. 7111/2 Filbert

■' Andrew C, laborer, r. 179 Clara

" Andrew H., r. 322, 3d

■' Andrew P.. machinist Golden State and
Miners' Iron Wks., r. 506 Sanchez

" Andrew P., rigger, r. 432^ Tehama

^' Andrew V., mate str South Coast, r. 6
Howard

" Anna, domestic, 814 Waller

" Annie, widow, r. 23d bet Douglass and Hoff-
man Av

" Annie Miss, glove maker, r. 133 Diamond

" Annie, domestic, 320, 17th

■' Anton, cook tug Hercules, r. 544A Mission

" Antone, laborer, r. 312 Louisiana

" Antone, oysterman Carl Boge, r. 1628 Clay

^' Antone S., conductor Sutter St. Ry., r. lOia
Geary

■' A. O., master mariner, 9 Mission, r. Ala-
meda

•' Arthur, driver U. S. Laundry, r. 125 Va-
lencia

•' Arthur E., carpenter, r. 829, 15th

•' Arthur S., livery stable, 107-109 New Mont-
gomery, r. 529 Fell

" August, carpenter, r. Croce nr Mission

" August, cement worker, r. 115i/4, 11th

■' August, master mariner, 9 Mission, r. Ala-
meda
■ August, oysterman, r. 1233^ Vallejo

" August, seaman, r. 6 Everett rear

•' August, shoemaker, r. 133, 24th

■' August, tailor, 254 Jessie

" August, tailor, r. 629 Stevenson

•' August W., groceries, 716 Brannan

' Axel, stevedore, r. 23 Stanford

" Axel, tanner C.G.Bennett & Co., r. I6i^,24th

■' Axel J., shoemaker, 1225b Pacific

" Axil P., seaman, r. 3208 Steiner

" A. W., electrician str Peru

•' B., r. 326 Pacific

" B., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill

■' B. A., pressor Hudson River Dyeing and
Cleaning Wks., r. 128 Dorland

" B. E., master mariner, 9 Mission, r. 253
Steuart

" Belle Miss, housemaid, r. 427 Chestnut

" Benjt, tanner Hextrum & Anderson, r. 103
Nevada

•' Benjamin, laborer, r. 553, 1th

" Bernard, rigger, r. 14 Michigan

" Bernard, seaman, r. 345c Beale

•• B. J., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill

" Brothers (William B. and Richard K.), con-
tractors and builders, 407 McAllister

" Brothers (Hjalmar E. and Olof A.), house
and sign painters and contractors, 1529
Mission

" Brothers (John and George A.), wood and
coal, 361 Brannan

■' C, engineer Washburn & Moen Mfg. Co., r.
29 Vandewater

" Carl, coachman 1743 Franklin

" Carl, tanner South S. F. Tannery, r. cor San
Bruno Road and 15th Av

" Carl A. Rev., pastor First Swedish Method-
ist Episcopal Church, r. 126, 13th

" Carl Rev., pastor Swedish Congregational
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Anderson Caroline, widow, restaurant and liq-
uors, .523 East, r. 603 East
" Caroline, restaurant, r. 603 East
" Cecilia, widow, r. 231 Mason
" Cecilia I., domestic, 2522 Market
" C. G., seaman str Areata
" C. H., master strProgreso, r. 121 Francisco
" Charles, r. 254 Minna
■' Charles, r. 321 Stockton
" Charles, bricklayer, r. 110 St. Rose's Av
" Charles, clerk, r. 439 Jessie
" Charles, cook Oflermann & Rohde, r. 437'/4,

4th
" Charles, fireman, r. 43314 Tehama
" Charles, fisherman, r. 3 East
" Charles, house mover, r. 253 Minna
" Charles, laborer, r. 18 Bernard
" Charles, laborer, r. 210 Ritch rear
" Charles, laborer, r. 1330, 26th
" Charles, laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli Av
" Charles, laborer S. P. Co., r. Oakland
" Charles, laborer South San Francisco Tan-
nery
" Charles, laundryman, r. 23V4 Sycamore Av
" Charles, longshoreman, r. 106 Greenwich
" Charles, longshoremen, r. 309 Fremont
" Charles, oyster tonger M. B. Moraghan, r.

Burling'ame
" Charles, seaman, r. 23 Harriet
" Charles, seaman, r. 28 Sacramento
" Charles, seaman, r. 31 Broadway
" Charles, seaman, r. 100!^ Jackson
" Charles, seaman, r. 320;^ Ritch
" Charles, seaman, r. 411 Bryant
" Charles, seaman, r. 700 Front
" Charles, sweeper Harbor Commissioners
" Charles, waiter, r. 1200 Kearny
" Charles, night watchman O. R. &N. Co.,

r. Berkeley
" Charles, with Cal. Elec. Wks., r. 23 Perry
" Charles Jr., laborer, r. 1330, 26th
" Charles A., bartender John Andersen, r.

266 Minna
" Charles A., carpenter, r. 927Vi, 14th
" Charles A., carpenter, r. 1010^4 Alabama
" Charles A., 1st officer str National City, r.

1121'^ Alabama
" Charles A., helper Wm. H. Birch & Co., r.

14 Washington
" Charles A., undertaker Lipman & Godeau,

r. 336 Sutter
" Charles C, cabinet maker, r. 11.58 Mission
" Charles C, salesman Stulz Bros., r. 2424

Sacramento
" Charles E., secretary, 31 Mills Bldg, 10th

floor, r. 1025Devisadero
" Charles E., bakery, notions and stationery.

1219 Scott
" Charles E., laborer, r. 409, 1st
Anderson Charles E., plumber, 1616 Polk, r. 2.35

Chattanooga
" Charles E., receiving clerk J. A. Folger &

Co., r. 2113 Howard
" Charles E., tallsw works, 31st Av South

nr H., r. 1521 19th.Av South
" Charles F., engineer, r. 537, 5th
" Charles H., locksmith P. C. S. S. Co.
" Charles H., house and sign painter, 2128

Fillmore, r. 2510 Pine
" Charles H. L., laundryman American

Steam Laundry, r. NE cor Fillmore and

Chestnut
" Charles J., liquors, 515>i East, r. 12 Wash-
ington
" Charles J., plumber Taylor, Adams &

Pritchard, r. 608 Douglass
" Charles J., tailor, 432 Montgomery, r. Mill

Valley
" Charles O., mate bkt. Topgallant
" Charles S., cook, r. 415!^ Natoma
" Charles S., motorman Market St. Ry., r.

934 Minnesota
" Charles T., engineer Ballard & Hall, r.

NW cor 5th and Bluxome
•' Charlotte, domestic. 1521 Jackson
" Chris, clerk Montgomery's Hotel
" Christian, r. 92214 Natoma
" Christian, porter, r. Kansas nr 24th
" Christian, tool sharpener, r. 608, 6th

Anderson Christina, domestic, 323 Hill
" Christina, domestic, 1101 California
" Christina Miss, cigar maker, r. 836 Mission
" Christopher, carriage and wagon manu-
facturer; 415, 6th
" Clara, widow, r. 405 Greenwich
" Clara Miss, surgical bandage maker C.

Hoult & Co.
" Cornelius, carpenter J. Pattinson, r. 3

Elliott Park
" C. R., waiter, r. 503 Folsom
" David E., restaurant, 1934 Market, r. 1926

Market
" David, seaman, r. 3814 Washington
" E., cook The Oberon, r. Hamburger Hotel
" E., machinist Pac. Roll. Mill
" Edith C. Miss, r. 121 Stockton
" Edward, carriage painter, r. 1013 Mission
" Edward, gripman Cal. St. RR. r. 1334 Pine
" Edward, master mariner, r. 103 Butte
" Edward, motorman Market St. Ry., r. ia5'4

Sierra
" Edward, purser, r. 6 Middle
" Edward, seaman, r. 10 Jackson
" Edward, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
" Edward, tailor W. H. Ramsey, r. 213 Ala-
bama
" Edward, tanner C. G. Bennett & Co., r. laS

Nevada
" Edward B., printer, r. 4 Tonningsen PI
" Edward J., broom maker Cal. Broom Mfg.

Co., r. 634 Jersey
" Edwin, deckhand str Tiburon, r. Tiburon
" Elias, teamster Olof Wilson, r. 409, 5t.h
" Emanuel, carpenter, r. 21'^ Pond
" Emil, deckhand, r. 8 Jackson
" Emil, pipefitter, r. 513 Connecticut
" Emil, seaman, r. 346, 4th
" Emil, seaman, r. 739, 4th
' ' Emil C. , bookkeeper Blake, Moffi tt & Towne,

r. 2113 Howard
" Emma, widow, r. 1833 Market
" Ernest E., tailor, r. 5 Lily Terrace
" F., steward str Santa Rosa
" F. Chester, clerk Chronicle, r. 1025 Devis-

adero
" Frank, baker, r. 763 Howard
" Frank, conductor California St. RR, r. 1627

Polk
" Frank, laborer, r. 9 Stephen's Court
" Frank, mate bkt Mercury
" Frank, painter Callaghan & Bundesen
" Frank, printer, r. 335 Eddy
" Frank, sailmaker, r. 304 Jackson
" Frank, seaman, r. 19 Steuart
" Frank L., harness maker, r. ,539 Minna
" Frank X., waiter, r. ,337 Jessie
" Frederick, assistant engineer str Newark,

r. Oakland
" Frederick, carpenter Robinson & Gillespie,

r. Oakland
" Frederick, chief engineer str Modoc, r.

Oakland
" Frederick, cook, r. ia5 Folsom
" Frederick, laborer, r. 43 South Park
•' Frederick, master mariner, 9 Mission, r.

311% Bryant
" Frederick, oyster tonger M. B. Moraghan,

r. Millbrae
" Frederick, shoemaker, r. 6 Jane PI
" Frederick, stevedore, r. 108 Francisco
" Frederick, steward, r. 408 Pacific
" Frederick, teamster C. E. Anderson, r. 1521.

19th Av South
'• Frederick A., merchant, r. 205 Chattanooga
" George, r. 25 Tilden

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Anderson George, butcher, r. 9Q2Vi Filbert

" George, electrician, r. 816, 15th

" George, helper Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg.
Wks., r. Jefferson Hotel

" George, porter, r. 715 Howard

" George, metal worker Pao. Metal Wks., r.
Alameda

" George A. (Anderson Bros.), r. 361 Brannan

" George A., helper Risdon I. & L. Wks.

■• George A., policeman, r. 739 Green

" George C. B., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co..
r. 554 Church

" George H., laborer, r. 37 Minna

" George M., compositor Roberts Printing
Co., r. 825 Mission

" George M., master schr Hera, ofiQce 40 Cali-
fornia, room 3, r. 327 Jersey

" George W. (G. W. Anderson & Co.), r. Oak-
land

" George W., plumber, r. 608 Douglass

" George W., pressman Hans Anderson, r.
820 Elizabeth

" Gottfred, tanner C. G. Bennett & Co., r.
16!4,24th

" Gus, deckhand str Transit, r. Fruitvale

" Gus, oyster packer, r. 26 Zoe

" Gust, seaman, r. 409 Drumm

'■ Gusta, widow, furnished rooms, 544a Mis-
sion

" Gustaf R., baker, r. 748!4 Harrison

" Gustav, deckhand str Encinal, r. Alameda

" Gustav, fireman str Greenwood

" Gustav, hostler J. W. Morshead & Son, r.
20 Clay

" Gustav, laborer, r. 2 Natoma

" Gustav, laborer The Norton Tanning Co.,
r. Railroad Av bet 5th and 6th Avs South

" Gustav, master mariner, 9 Mission, r. 227
Harrison

" Gustav, proprietor Central Lodging House,
52, 2d

" Gustav, wood and coal, 446, 6th, r. 30»4
Stanly PI

" Gustav N., second officer str Bay City, r. 2
Washington

" Gustave, clerk Andrew Anderson, r. 497, 4th

" Gustave, laborer, r. NE cor Napa and
Louisiana

" Gustave, lodgings, 52, 2d

" Gustave, seaman, r. 613, 2d

" Gustave, waiter W. F. Weber, r. 748 Har-
rison

" Gustave E. F., physician, 322 O'Farrell
Anderson G. W. & Co. (George W. Anderson),
proprietors Anderson's Oakland, San
Francisco and Mills Seminary Express,
323 East North

■' H. & Co. (Henry P. Anderson and Albert
Wittenhagen), ship carpenters, 9th Av
South nr H

" Halvor, surfman South Side U. S. Life
Saving Station

" Hans, tailor, 373 Natoma, r. 820 Eliztibeth

" Hans C, cabinet maker West Coast Furni-
ture Co., r. 147 Dore

" Hans P., tailor, r. 334, 3d rear

" Harry, clerk, r. 5071/2, 20th

" Harry, cook, r. 7 Pixley

" Harry, teacher music, "r. 912 Pacific

' ' Harry A. , bookkeeper Witzemann & Staiger,
r. 119Capp

" Harry A., carrier postoffice, r. 2731 Bryant
Av

" Harry E., liquors, r. 132, 7th

" Harvey D., wood and coal, 804 Montgomery
Av, r. 1046 Mission

Anderson Helen M., teacher music, r. 15 Guerrero
" Henry, helper William F. Wilson, r. 2018«

Filbert
Henry, cabinet maker August Wolf
Henry, cook, r. 510 Stockton
Henry, machinist Fulton Eng. & Ship

Bldg. Wks., r. 731 Douglass
Henry, master mariner str Progreso, r.

121 Francisco
Henry, photographer, r. 8 Day
Henry, seaman, r. 13 Rincon Av
Henry, seaman, r. 528^/^ Bryant
Henry G. , bookkeeper W. & J . Sloane & Co. ,

r. 14 Hartford
Henry H., machinist, r. 608 Douglass
Henry J., engineer str Bay City, r. Oakland
Henry P. (H. Anderson & Co.), r. 9th Av

South nr H
Henry R., painter, r. 322, 3d
Herbert A., millhand, r. 2826 Howard
Herman, laborer sugar refinery, r. 287 Iowa
Herman, lumberman E. K. Wood Lumber

Co., r. 340 Bryant
Herman, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Hezekiah, horse trainer, r. 721, 7th Av
H. F., finisher I. L. Solomon &Co.,r. 10

Mint Av
Hilda Mrs., costumer, 121 Stockton
Hjalmar, tanner, r. 23d bet Vermont and

Kansas, Potrero
Hjalmar (Hextrum & Anderson), r. 103

Nevada
Hjalmar E. (Anderson Brothers), r. 1529

Mission
Holger, cook, r. 739, 4th
Hugh, cooper, r. 6th Av South nr K
Isaac, architect, 19 Mills Bldg, 9th floor
Isaac, capitalist, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Isaac, deckhand str Herald
Jacob H. v., foreman S. H. Harmon Lum-
ber Co., r. 313 Castro
Jacob R., clerk Henry C. G. Wiebusch, r.

802, 17th
James (Anderson & Hakanson), r. 631 Jack-
son
James, assistant keeper East Brothers

Light Station
James, clerk freight auditor's dept. S. P.

Co., r. 910 Valencia
James, cooper, r. 444, 6th
James, furniture, 1121 Market, r. 109, 8th
James, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks., r. 16

Natoma
James, ship carpenter, r. 125, 22d
James, shoemaker, 611 Laguna
James, teamster Dupont Powder Co., r. 412,

10th
James, waiter, r. 256'^ Jessie
James Mrs., widow, r. 192 Buchanan
James A., r. 3208 Steiner rear
James A., machinist, r. 31 Madison Av
Anderson James H., chief clerk Louis L. Brom-

well and secretary California Insurance

Co., 410 California, r. 2661 Howard
James H., policeman, r. 2662 Folsom
James J., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 544

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Janet H. Miss, teacher Emerson Primary

School, r. 1921 Buchanan
J. E., carriage painter, 3011 Mission
Jeannette G. Miss, teacher Broadway

Grammar School, r. 15 Guerrero
" Jennie, widow, r. 31 Madison Av
Anderson Jerome A., physician and surgeon

and president Pacific Coast Theosophi-

cal Corporation, 9 Donohoe Bldg, r. 10.39

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J. M. Mrs., r. 825 Mission
Johanna, widow, r. 2 Beale PI
John, r. 716 Montgomery
John, bartender, r. 515 Kearny
John, bartender People's Palace
John, bartender Kistenmacher Bros., r. 97

Steuart
John, carpenter, r. 102 Hoffman Av
John, carpenter, r. 2408 Yolo
John, clerk, r. 24 Bernard
John, cook George Spencer, r. 863'/i Market
John, cooper Cal. Wine Assn

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" John, engineer Downie Boiler I. P. Co., 42,

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" John, fireman str Bay City, r. Oalsland
" John, foreman P. C. S. S. Co., r. 387 Palmer
" John, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1817 Lyon
" John, house mover Olof Wilson, r. 409, 5th
" John, laborer, r. 2623 Sutter
" John, laborer Martin Holje, r. 2408 Yolo
" John, janitor Murphy Bldg
" John, liquors, 212 Townsend
" John, longshoreman, r. 260!^ Tehama
" John, marine engineer, 9 Mission, r. Oak-
land
" John, master schr Charles E. Falk, office

pier 4 Steuart, r. 930 Pacific
" John, master mariner, r. 95 Steuart
" John, pipe fitter, r. NE cor Pennsylvania

Av nr Butte
" John, porter Moore, Hunt & Co , r. 716

Montgomery
" John, porter O. B. Smith & Co., r. Oakland
" John, proprietor Union Hotel, 212 Michigan
" John, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
" John, seaman, r. 160 Steuart
" John, seaman, r. 217i4 Perry
" John, seaman, r. 222i/4 Ritch
" John, seaman, r. 328 Drumm
" John, seaman, r. 414 Folsom
" John, seaman, r. 543 Howard
" John, shoemaker, 1515 Steiner
" John, traveling salesman, r. 153 Dore
" John, tailor, r. 428 Vallejo
" John, waiter Sailors' Home
" John, waiter, r. 823 Jackson
" John A., cook, r. 320 Cortland Av
" John A., driver White Star Laundry Co., r.

9 Cohen PI
" John A., seaman, r. 204 Steuart
" John A., wiper Mills Bldg, r. 10 Oak Grove

Av
" John C. (A. C. Anderson & Co.), r. 1536

Sanchez
" John C, bartender Tietjen & Schwerin, r.

605 Broadway
" John C, clerk, r. 1921 Buchanan
" John C, helper Union I. Wks., r. 537 Con-
necticut
" John E., seaman, r. 416, 28th
" John E., tailor, 6!^ Golden Gate Av rear
" John E., waiter, r. 520b Turk
" John F., bill clerk S. H. Frank & Co., r. 2112

Howard
" John F., captain of watch P. M. S. S. Co's

wharf, r. Oakland
'■ John F., cement worker, r. 127, 2d
" John F., printer, 213 Eddy, r. 337 Eddy
" John H., seaman, r. 6 Howard
" John J., conductor, r. 544 Lott
" John L. (Anderson Bros.), r. 361 Brannan
" John McC, r. 1919 Webster
" John N., laborer, r. Nebraska bet Butte and

Mariposa
" John P., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 2022

McAllister
" John P., tailor, r. 769 Market
" John T., stevedore, r. 22 Harriet
" John W., chief engineer Merchants' Ice and

Cold Storage Co., r. 506 California Av
" John W., glove cutter F. G. Conklin & Co.,

r. 820 Elizabeth
" Jonathan, carpenter, r. 424 Jersey
" Joseph, bartender Adolph L. Anderson, r.

816 Montgomery
" Joseph G., bootblack, SW cor Mission and

2d, r. 75 Jessie
" J. P., coppersmith, r. 524 Napa
" J. Stewart, bootblack, 107 Powell, r. 920

Washington
" Julius, carpenter and builder, 1740 Market.

r. 336, 27th
" Julius, electrician, r. 901 Folsom
" Julius C, cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 1405, 6th

Av
" J. W., packer clothing and equipage depot

quartermaster's dept. U. S. A., r. 134, 4th
" L. A., r. 3662 Folsom
" Lars, cigars and tobacco, 625 Union
" Lars P., shoe manufacturer, 214 Minna

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Anderson Len, deckhand str Sausalito
" Lena Miss, manager wholesale dept. Ches-
ter F. Wright, r. 2013 Folsom
Lewis, blacksmith, r. 1501 Leavenworth
Lewis, blacksmith, 1504 Vallejo, r. 1313

Jackson
Lilburn B., clerk U. S. Customs, r. 1306%

Jackson
Lois S., widow, r. 15 Guerrero
Lorenzo, r. IOOIV2 Natoma
Lottie, widow, r. 7 Grant Alley
Louis, butcher J. J. Looney, r. 532^4 Har-
rison
Louis, coalpasser revenue str Bear
Louis, seaman, r. 749 Howard
Louis, tanner C. G. Bennett & Co., r. 18th

Av nr Railroad Av
Louis L., gripman Cal. St. RR, r. 4 Cedar

Av
Louisa Mrs., r. 1515 Mission
M., 1st officer U. S. Lighthouse tender

Madrona
M., teamster, r. 209 Leidesdorff
M. Miss, saleslady Hale Bros., r. 119 Capp
M. A., master str Lakme, r. East Oakland
Magnus, cooper Cal. Wine Assn., r. 106

Minna
Marcellus O., sergeant police, r. 427 Fre-
mont
Marcus, policeman, r. 803 Lott
Marquet, master mariner, 9 Mission
Marie, domestic, 137 Haight
Martha, domestic, 702 Dolores
Martin, carpenter, r. 10 Alaska PI
Martin, 1st officer str San Joaquin No. 4,

r. 308, 10th
Martin, hostler J. W. Morshead & Son, r.

33 Lewis PI
Martin, longshoreman, r. 327 Beale
Martin, marine fireman, r. 534, 2d
Martin, oiler str Washtenaw
Martin, tanner Poetsch & Peterson, r. Army

bet Folsom and Harrison
Martin Mrs., r. 533a Haight
Martin C, bartender, r. 56414 Bryant
Mary, widow, r. 33a Kis sling
Mary, widow, r. 1202 Mission
Mary, domestic, 1330 Jack on
Mary Mrs., lodgings, 3 Washington
Mary A., widow, r. 1304 Vallejo
Mathias C, motorman, r. 1434 Kentucky
Maurice, r. 757 Harrison
Mauritz, cigars, r. 739, 4th
Michael, ship carpenter, r. 1134 Iowa
Nathan D., attorney at law, 601 Spreckels
Bldg

" Neil, fruit packer, r. 8 Sheridan
Anderson Nels, secretary California Transpor-
tation Co.. office Jackson St. Wharf
(Pier 5), r. 3826 Howard
-" Nelson, plumber Quinn & Pollock, r. 1501
Leavenworth
" Nicholas, waiter, r. 159 Minna
" Nicholas C, paper hanger, r. 412^4 Fell
" Niels A., tailor, r. 629 Stevenson
" O., mariner, r. 737 Howard
" Ole, carpenter, r. 628 Andover Av
" Ole, chief engineer str Oakland, r. Oakland
" Ole, foreman wood finisher S. F. Furniture

Mfg. Co., r. 783 Mission
" Oliver, laborer South S. F. Tannery, r. 17th

Av South nr L
" Ollie, carpenter, r. 783 Folsom
" Olaf, fireman U. S. str Albatross
" Olof, laborer, r. 119 Gilbert rear
" Olof, laborer, r. Bradford nr Powhattan

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Anderson Olof A. (Anderson Bros.), r. 1529 Mis-
sion

" Olof G., seaman, r. 548 Bryant
■ Oscar, r. 219 Golden Gate Av

" Oscar, clerk str Constance, r. 2228 Pine

" Oscar, hostler Thomas Kelly & Sons,r. 1517
Ellis

" Oscar, laborer, r. 8 Jackson

•' Oscar, tailor, TlSVa Bush

" Oscar A., ironworker Union I. Wks., r.
East Av, Holly Park

" Oscar O., master schr Edward Parke, office
34 Luning Bldg, r. 2228 Pine

" Osmer W., elevator Crocker Building, r. 2<i
Rausch

■• Otto, night watchman Sailors' Home

■• Otto E., stickerhand Charles M. Depew
Planing Mill Co.. r. Oakland

" Otto F., r. E s Kentucky bet Sierra and
Nevada

" Otto H., finisher John Hoey, r. 330 Minna

" Patrick, fireman str Piedmont, r. Oakland

" Paul, baker, r. 625 Clay

" Perry, hostler D. Morrison, r. 308, 18th

" Peter, baker Hermann Lemmermann, r.
650, 4th

" Peter, bartender P. Anderson, r.2013Folsom

" Peter, clerk Overland House

'• Peter, deckhand str Sausalito

•' Peter, dishwasher Henry Diers, r. 430
O'Farrell

" Peter, engineer Gray Bros.

" Peter, engineer tugboat Liberty, r. 915
Battery

" Peter, groceries and liquors, 432 Brannan

•• Peter, laborer, r. 650, 4th

" Peter, proprietor Hermann House. 2013
Folsom

'• Peter, seaman, r. 28 Sacramento

" Peter, seaman, r. 66 Oregon

" Peter, seaman, r. 1003 Battery

'■ Peter, tallow maker Cal. Tallow Wks., 6th
Av South nr L

•■ Peter, washer S. F. Laundry

" Peter A., blacksmith, r. 3210 Steiner

" Peter A., seaman, r. 1003 Battery

" Peter B., painter, r. 308 Guerrero

" Peter C, car washer, r. Maple nr Jackson

" Peter E., cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 5th Av
bet I and J

'■ Peter M., master str Transit, office 55 Mis-
sion, r. 22 Oak Grove Av

'■ Phillip, laborer, r. 113, 26th
Anderson Preserving Co. (Camden, N. J.), F. S.
Greenlee agent, 203 Front

'• Ralph, conductor S. P. Co., r. 530. 3d

'• Reinhold L., lunch supplies, 9 Park Av, r.
100 McAllister

'• Richard, cook. r. 206, 4th

• Richard K. (Anderson Bros.), r. 1225 Ne-
braska

" Richard N., bartender Harlow & Mon-
tenegro

■• Robert, carpenter, r. 24 Bernard

'■ Robert A., passepartout maker Schussler
Bros., r. 418 Ellis

'■ Robert, Jr., baker, r. 24 Bernard

•' Robert J., r. 4714 Clara

- Robert S., principal Anderson's College
and Normal School, r. 3142, 16th

■■ Robert W., master str Empire, r. 608 Doug-
lass

" Roy R., spice mixer, r. 205 Chattanooga

•• Samuel, seaman str Noyo

•■ Samuel, surf man Golden Gate Life Saving
Station

Anderson Samuel, tailor, r. 1516 Hyde
" Samuel C, grinder Cal. Saw Wks., r. Oak-
land
■• Sarah J., widow, r. 2661 Howard
" Sophie, domestic, 2235 Washington
" Stephen, seaman, r. 14 Washington
" Stewart, bootblack, r. 4 Scheerer
•' Swan, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 74 Cali-
fornia Av
" Swan A., painter, r. 114 McAllister
'• Stewart M., cashier ins. dept. Balfour,

Guthrie &Co., r. Sausalito
" Theodore, r. 650, 4th
" Theodore, iceman, r. 741 Filbert
" Theodore, laborer, r. 26 Gilbert
■' Theodore, seaman, r. 120 Howard
■' Thomas, r. 33 Louisa
" Thomas, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 3247

Mission
" Thomas, electrician Cal. Electric Supply

and Cons. Co., r. 702, 24th
■• Thomas, marine engineer, 9 Mission, r.

Oakland
" Thomas, miner, r. 715 Howard
Anderson Thomas, president Seg. Belcher and
Midas Consolidated Mining Co., 50 Ne-
vada Block, r. 2209 Devisadero

• Thomas, seaman, r. 145, 4th

■' Thomas, spar maker, r. 207, 26th

" Thomas, teamster H. McGill, r. 33 Louisa

" Thomas, waiter, r. 26 Eddy

•' Thomas W.. shipping master Coasting

Seamen's Shipping Assn., r. 133 Diamond
'• Tillie A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1810 Page, 8

rear
■' Victor, clerk Oscar Loden, r. 352, 3d
■■ Victor, engineer, r. 24(J8 Yolo
■' Victor, quarryman, r. 303, 3d
■' Victor, porter Merchants' Ice and Cold

Storage Co., r. 117 Cuvier
'• Victor J., clerk, r. 829, 15th
■■ Waldron W., teacher dancing Saratoga

Hall, r. 500 Eddy
" Wallace, clerk, r. 1318 California

• Walter, clerk R. E. Revalk & Co.

• Walter, machinist J. G. North, r. 6 Middle
•' Walter E., machinist Fulton Eng. & Ship

Bldg. Wks., r. 731 Douglass

• Walter G., cashier S. J. Friedlander & Co.,

r. 781 Sutter
" William, driver, r. 607, 3d

• William, engineer Tubbs Cordage Co.. r.

552 Indiana
" William, fruit packer, r. 8 Sheridan

• William, iron worker, r. 967 Harrison
•• William, laborer, r. 27 Folsom Av

■' William, laborer, r. 225 Drumm

■' William, laborer Union I. Wks., r. 816,

15th
•■ William, master schr Margaret C, office

Pier 7 Steuart, r. .353 Minna
•' William, seaman, r. 41!^ East
" William, seaman, r. 247, 2d
■• William, seaman, r. ,534, 2d

• William, traveling salesman, r. 624 Jer-

sey

■ William, waiter Adolph & Vivian, r. Ful-

ton nr 2d Av

■' William A., longshoreman, r. 5 Beale PI

•' William B. (Anderson Bros.), r. 1221 Ne-
braska

" William E., clerk Payot, Upham & Co., r.
25 Everett

•• William E., seaman, r. 336, 28th
Anderson William H., assistant Attorney-Gen-
eral, 419 California, rooms 18-20, r. 3915
California

• William H., calker, r. 417 Elizabeth

■ William J., barber John F. Skinner, r. 737

Howard

" William R., foreman Palmetto Brush Co.,
r. Brooklyn Hotel

" William T., floor walker Chicago Clothing
Co., r. 642 Folsom

" William W., barber Robert T. Brodek, r. 25
Everett
Anderson Winslow, M. D., physician and sur-
geon, hours 1 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. m., office
and r. 603 Sutter, tel Main 5572

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Anderson & Hakanson (James Anderson and
Charles Hakanson), restaurant, 633 (531)
Jackson
4®" Anderson. See Andersen, Andresen and

Enderson
Anderson's College and Normal School, Robert
S. Anderson principal, 3142, 16th
" Oakland, San Francisco and Mills Semi-
nary Express, G. W. Anderson & Co.
proprietors, 323 East North
" Private Hospital for diseases of women,
Dr. Winslow Anderson proprietor, 603
Sutter
Anderton Albert F., liquors, 1st Av South nr
Railroad Av
" Frederick C, tanner, r. 812 Potrero Av
" Mary E., widow, r. 818 Sutter
Andes Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co.. Nev.),
Nathaniel T. Messer president, John W.
Twiggs secretary, 20, 21, 22 Nevada
Block
Andichou John, laborer Cal. Fertilizer Wks., r.
1321, 7th Av South
" Martin, laborer Cal. Fertilizer Wks., r. 5th

Av South bet L and M
" Maxime, cook, r. Railroad Av bet K and L
Andlauer Alexis J., carpenter, r. 937 Sanchez
" Joseph v., clerk Pacific American Decora-
tive Co., r. 937 Sanchez
Andraa Frederick, carpenter r. 435, 29th
Andrada Manuel, waiter, r. 322J4 Brannan
Andrade Guillermo, Mexican land and mining
agent, 214 California, r. 656 Folsom
" Hortensia Miss, teacher piano, r. 911

Vallejo
" Joseph S., marine engineer, 9 Mission, r.

Oakland
" M., waiter str City of Panama
" Manuel J. (W. E. Oakes & Co.), r. San

Leandro
" Vicenta, widow, r. 911 Vallejo
Andrae H. R., sawyer, r. 630 Elizabeth
Andrazze Ubaldo, cook, r. 422 Broadway
Andre Anthony A., adjuster flre losses, 221 San-
some, r. 1501A Larkin
Celestin, cook Eugene Godon, r. 520 Jack-
son
Ernst F. , captain Army of Heaven at Hand,

r. N s Channel nr 9th
J. Lewis, porter Selby Smelting and Lead

Co., r. 416 Montgomery
John L., student, r. 1501A Larkin
Joseph, florist M. Pellissier, r. Cortland
Av nr San Bruno Av

ANDRE LEON,

employment office, 315 Stockton, tele-
phone Main 1304, r. Alameda

Andre Pauline Mrs., with Leon Andre, r. 2219i^
Sutter
" Ricardo, teacher French, r. 2229i4 Sutter
" Robert, r. 420 Jackson
Andrea Christina, domestic, 1322 Golden Gate
Av
" Florient L., dairyman, 16th Av South nr G
" Frank, milker N. Hansen, r. Amazon nr

Vienna Av
" Joseph, assistant engineer str Piedmont
Andreatta Emma Mrs., r. 1061 Folsom
Andreazzi Ubaldo, cook I. Cuenin
Andreine Ormand, wool puller Legallet-Hell-
wig Tanning Co., r. 'ath Av South nr
Railroad Av
Andrensky Lena, widow, r. 704 Bush
Andres Alma A. Miss, stenographer, r. 2754
Octavia
" Caroline, widow, r. 152 Minna
" Christian, cooper, r. 110^, 14th
" F. O., sign cutter C. A. Klinkner & Co., r.

New Western Hotel
" Frederick O., glove maker Farrant & Co.,

r. 622 Eddy
" Fritz, baker, r. 634 Pacific
" George S., superintendent Pac. Oil and
Lead Wks., N s King bet 2d and 3d, r.
1910 Vallejo
" Jennie Miss, r. 152 Minna
" John P., plumber, r. 153 Minna
" Joseph, r. 203 Laguna

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Andres Joseph, seaman, r. 208 Jackson

" L. Mrs., widow, r. 2754 Octavia
Andresen Andrew, driver Frank B. Peterson
&Co.
" Andrew, master str National City, office

304 California, r. Alameda
" Chris P., laborer, r. 310'/4 Ritch
" Ingeborg Miss, r. Old People's Home
" John, baker Schwerin & Sons, r. 612 Mason
" Nicholas, painter, r. 413^4 Fell
4S=" Andresen. See Andersen, Anderson and

Enderson
Andreson Charles, seaman, r. 25314 Clementina
Andressen Henry, seaman, r. 1017i^ York

" Peter H., cabinet maker, r. 1818 Folsom
Andrew Adam, secretary and general manager

Mount Shasta Mineral Spring Co., Shasta

Springs, Cal., office cor. 6th and Town-
send, branch office 205 Front
" Alfred G., carpenter, r. 89 Albion Av
•' Elizabeth, widow, r. 1231 Ellis
•' Hannah Miss, 1061 Folsom
■' James C, boat loader Paul Boy ton Chute

Co., r. 1835 Polk
• Kittle Mrs., dressmaking, 1616 Union, r.

1620 Union
" May P. Miss, stenographer Northwestern

National Insurance Co., r. 1331 Ellis
" Richard J., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

1381/2, nth
" Sanford H., ticket taker Paul Boy ton Chute

Co.. r. 646 Fell
" William, capitalist, r. 646 Fell
" William O., bookkeeper, r. 2432 Bush
4®" Andrew. See Andrews, Andros and Andrus
Andrews A., watches, jewelry, etc., 221 Mont-
gomery, r. Lick House
" Alexander, engineer, r. 13 Johnston Av
" Alexander Jr., carpenter, r. 13 Johnston Av
" Alfred, r. 61814 Filbert
" Andrew, deckhand str Bay City
" Anna, 3410 Pacific Av
" Archibald A., cigars and tobacco. 28 Ellis,

r. 915 Post
" Archie Le R., clerk Archibald A. Andrews,

r. 915 Post
" Charles, machinist Williams & Orton, r.

753 Howard
" Charles F., bicycle renting and repairing,

NW cor 20th and Shotwell, r. 540 Shot-
well
" Charles W., porter W. P. Fuller & Co., r.

Oakland
" Edward, seaman, r. 15 Hampton PI
" Edwin O., r.225iA, 7th
" Evellyn M., carpenter James W. Baldwin,

r. 328 O'Farrell
" F. C, master mariner, 9 Mission
" Frank D., salesman Raphael's, r. 427 Eddy
" Frederick J., carpenter Risdon I. & L.Wks.,

r. 908 Treat Av
" George, clerk Knickerbocker Coal Co., r.

Oakland
" George, engineer, r. 329;^, 6th
" George F., 2d engineer str Gold, r. Peta-

luma
" George T., r. 231 Castro
'■ George W., bookkeeper Henry Moffat, r.

2440 Post
" George W., laborer, r. 1244, 6th Av South
•' Granville B., clerk Jordan's Museum of

Anatomy, r. 139, 31st
" Guy H., tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co.,

r. 2322 Geary
" Harry A., physician, r. 312 Bartlett
" Hattie Mrs., shoe-fitter, r. 22514, 7th

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Hotels, Restaurants and Ship-
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Andrews Herbert, painter, r. 183 Perry
Herbert L.. painter, r. 115 Turk
Isabell A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 915 Post
James, clerk, r. 1017 Powell
James, engineer, r. 1514 Folsom
James, painter Swan & Stein, r. 471 Jessie
Jeremiah M., pilot str Dauntless, r. 1501

Waller
Jesse S., with Brown, Craig & Co., r. 2440

Post
John, chief engineer str Onward, r. 1034J^

Shotwell
John, herder quartermaster's dept. U. S.

A., r. Presidio
John, laborer, r. 92 West Mission
John, machinist, r. 2516 McAllister
John. 3d engineer str Aurora
John, waiter, r. 613 Folsom
Joseph A., teamster Masonic Cemetery, r.

13 Johnston Av
Joseph C. blacksmith, r. 1501 Mission
Lester, shoemaker George Pollock, r. 317

O'Farrell
Lewis, machinist, r. 3016 Steiner
Lewis, marble cutter, r. 13 Johnston Av
Libby Mrs., dressmaking, 1835 Polk
Lincoln, butcher, r. 1244, 6th Av South
Lyman R. (Galloway. Giddings & Co.), r.

1702'^ Leavenworth
M. Mrs., widow, r. 7.39 Post
Marenius R.. cabinet maker Sterling Fur-
niture Co., r. 7291/2 Treat Av
Mattie Mrs., r. 410 Post
Napoleon T.. carpenter, r. NE cor Railroad

and 5th Avs South
Nellie Miss, telegraph operator, r. 517

Mason
Nelson, bookkeeper Matthew Turner, r. 1114

Kentucky
N. Samuer(Andrews & Blodgett), r. 1428

Market
Oliver, butcher, r. 1244, 6th Av South
Richard, r. 1008 Guerrero
Richard H.. with German American Ins.

Co., r. 96 Fair Oaks
R. L. Mrs., r. 1714 Market
Robert S.. conductor Market St. Ry., r. 915

Post
T., 2d steward str Santa Rosa
T. D., salesman Raphael's, r. 24^4 Turk
Thomas G., watchman, r. 2 Chath m PI
Thomas H.. stage carpenter Morosco's

Grand Opera House, r. 808 Mission

ANDREWS THOMAS P.,

photographic and magic-lantern ap-
paratus, 109 Montgomery, r. 117a
Bartlett

Andrews Walter, machinist Fulton Eng. & Ship
Bldg. Wks., r. 423 Bush
" Walter J., traveling salesman, r. 717 Hayes
" William (Andrews & Serpa), r. 606, 3d
" William, gardener, r. 1311 Pine
■' William, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
" William A., conductor S. F. & S. M. Ry.

Co., r. 10 Hancock
" William H. H.. master mariner, r. 631 Sac-
ramento
" William S.. painter, r. 226 Michigan
•' & Blodgett (N. Samuel Andrews and Fred-
erick E. Blodgett), fruits, 1444 Market
" & Serpa (William Andrews and Frank
Serpa), barbers, 606. 3d
«y Andrews. See Andrew, Andros, Andross

and Andrus
Andriano Albert, journalist, r. 400b Oak

Andrichevich John, waiter Julius Lenenberger,

r. 255 Steven on
Andrie Alfred, gardener, r. 10 Scott PI
Andrieu Clorandin F., restaurant, 506 Kearny,
r. 720 Montgomery Av
" Jean, dyer, r. 815 Stockton
Andrieux Alfred, gardener, r. 619 Pacific
Andromeda The. Edward L. Wagner proprie-
tor, 931 Kearny
Andronneti Pau , porter, r. 1707b Stockton
Andros Charles, sea an, r. 820 Battery

" Milton (Andros & Frank), r. 1918 Broadway
Andros & Frank (Milton Andros and Nathan
H. Frank), attorneys at law, 330 San-
some, rooms 6-7
Andross Jennie, widow, r. 405 Hyde
" Porter H., secretary West Consolidated
Virginia and California Mining Co., 334
Pine, room 10, r. 405 Hyde
" William C, entry clerk S. F. Shoe House,
r. 405 Hyde
.ftS" Andro s. See Andrews and Andrus
A idrozzows ;y Adolph, clerk, r. 704 Bush

" Lena, widow, r. 704 Bush
Andrus George M., engineer, r. 329^, 6th
" William F., salesman E. T. Allen Co., r.
Oakland
^S- Andrus. See Andrew, Andrews and An-
dross
Andruss George H., with L. W. McGlauflln, r.

29361/4 California
Anfibolo Felice, laborer, r. 218 Francisco rear
" Phillip, sewer contractor, r 218i/4 Francisco
rear
Anflndsen Bernard, master mariner, 9 Mission
r. 15 Pacific
" Olof, master str Casper, r. 327 Hill
Anfinson Anfin, laborer, r. 11.38 Mission
Angee Edward, wharfinger, r. 404 Turk
Angeir D wight M., wharfinger Pier 13, r. 404

Turk
Angel Forrest, carpenter, r. 2819 Folsom
" Godfrey L., clerk, r. 1515^4 Mission
" J. B., capitalist, r. The Colonial
.^" Angel. See Angell, Ankel, Engle and Enkle
Angela Michele, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r.

Texas bet Butte and 18th
Angeli Alponse, cleaner J. Spaulding & Co.,

r. 733 Filbert
Angeline O., messenger, r. 51 Russ
Angelini James, bookkeeper F. Scatena & Co.,

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" Theodore P. J., superintendent S.P. Verein,
r. 1606 California
Angelius Charles, starter Market St. Ry., r.
1817b Howard
'• John D., upholsterer, r. 1215 Sanchez
" Richard, upholsterer John Hoey, r. 1215
Sanchez
Angell Chester L., draughtsman Golden State
and Miners' Iron Wks., r. 3200 Howard
" Fred L., druggist, r. 112, 3d Av
" Harry M., Clerk J. W. Angell, r. 112, 3d Av
" Horace B., r. 2200 Howard
Angell James B., secretary Real Estate and
Development Co., 30 Mills Bldg, •9th
floor
" Jonathan W., druggist, 362, 1st, r. 112, 3d

Av
" Otis B.. r. 3200 Howard
" W, painter, r. 22 Turk

" William J., bartender Samuel Maxwell, r.
Ocean House Road nr Jules Av
-^"Angell. See Angel, Ankel, Engle and Enkle
Angellotti Frances L. Mrs., widow, r. 1424 Bush
Angelo Edward J., collector S. F. Gas Light
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" Wallace P., solicitor Pac. & S. F. Box
Factory, r. 210914 Howard
Angels Quartz Mining Co. (Calaveras Co., Cal.),
Thomas J. Schuyler secretary, 31-32
Mills Bldg, 5th floor
Angermann A. Theodore, gardener, r. 1617 Polk
Angerstien Frederick, musician, r. 1010 Florida
AngierWalley T., bookkeeper S. F. Gas Light

Co., r. 222 Post
Anglade Jean, laborer Cal. Fertilizer Wks., r.
5th Av South bet L, and M
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Anglasay Delia, widow, nurse, r. 713 Brannan
" Henry, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 713

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Anglin Patrick, capitalist, r. 2721 V^ Bryant
Av
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managers, 108-110 Pine

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Anglo-Californian Publishing Co., A. Daw-Ker-

rell manager, 530 California, room 29
Anglo-Japanese School, William C. Granger

director, 410 Franklin
Anglo-Mexican Mining Co. (Limited), Sinaloa,
Mexico, Livingston Gilson manager, 211
Sansome, room 6
Angonnet Bernard (Frank Angonnet & Son), r.
506 Post
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net), wood and coal, 506 Post
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r. 606 Stevenson
Angstrom Charles J., seaman, r. 759, 4th
Angula Concho, laborer, r. 5 Pollard PI
Angus James S., with estate of James G. Fair,
r. 1518 Broderick
" John, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r.
504 Napa
Angus William, asst. secretary Edison Light
and Power Co., 229 Stevenson, r. East
Oakland
Anie Frederick, varnisher and polisher pianos,

70 Juniper
Animals' Home, public pound, Thomas C. Wells

superintendent, 2514, 16th
Anita Gold Mining Co. (Amador Co.), John Bar-
ton president, L. F. Reichling secretary,
404 Montgomery
" House, Lagier & Pons proprietors, 31 Hunt
Anixter Harris, r. 1408;^ Devisadero

" Rachel Mrs., delicacies, 1408^4 Devisadero
Ankel Abraham, r. 1112 Hyde
" Harry, financial agent, 6 Mills Bldg, 5th
floor, r. 903 McAllister
Ankele John H., special agent North German

Fire Ins. Co., 225 Sansome
Anker Andrew, tailor, r. 1455 Castro
" Gutenburg H., clerk, r. 910 Valencia
" Nicholas A., jeweler, 13 Trinity, r. 2548
Folsom
Ankers Christian, carpenter, 781 Folsom, r.
328, 3d
" George, chief officer str San Jose
" Harry H., painter T. H. Oliver, r. 328, 3d
Annan William C, shoemaker Charles A.

Onstott, r. 564 Mission
Annandale The, 606 Shotwell
" The, Mrs. Pauline Goen proprietor, 816 Cal-
ifornia
Anne Pedro O., salesman Stein, Simon & Co., r.

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Anninger Joseph, brushmaker R. W. Simpson,

r. 2101/2, nth
Annis Alexander G., freight solicitor Union
Transportation Co. , ofQce Clay St. Wharf
(Pier 1), r. North Berkeley
" Arthur M., finisher Buckingham & Hecht,

r. West Berkeley
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r. 812, 21st
" Charles H. Jr., shoemaker, r. 1318 Guerrero
" Eva, widow, r. 804, 3d

•' Frederick, operator Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 812, 21st
xm' Annis. See Ennis and Innis
Annuzi Giuseppe, bootblack, r. 5 Pollard PI
Annuzzi Leonardo, peddler, r. 10 Margaret PI
Ansbro George A., clerk United Typewriter and
Supplies Co., r. 16% Hill
■' Harry T., driver La Grande Laundry, r.

328, 12th
" James, laborer, r. 1329 Florida
" Matthew C, clerk Morris & Kennedy, r.
I614 Hill
Ansburg Charles, peddler, r. 1713 Dupont

" Isidore, peddler, r. 1713 Dupont
Ansell James, r. 678 Harrison
Anselm Henry, r. 620 Minna
Anselmi Peter, clerk G. Janes, r. 354, 4th
Anshor Hall, cor Market and 6th
Ansilio L., gardener Colombo Market
Ansley Washington, cooperage, 14 Merchant
Anson Frank, painter, r. 1005, 18th
" Harry J., paper hanger, r. 923 Post
" M. E. Mrs., cashier Sutro Baths, r. 7 Olive
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Nordman Brothers agents, 126 Sutter

Ansorge Fredrika, widow, r. 612 Pine
Ansot Henry, teacher fencing, r. 1439 Pine
" Jeanne Mrs., stamping and embroidery,
1328 Polk, r. 1439 Pine
Anspach Julius H., waiter New Washington
Hotel, r. 30a Clara
" Lewis, bartender Osmer & Co., r. 30 Clara
" Nicholas F., barber J. A.Wilson, r. 30a

Clara
" W., millman Truckee Lumber Co.
Anspacher Abram, president Congregation
Emanu - El and secretary Anspacher
Brothers, 214 Pine, r. 1400 McAllister
Anspacher Brothers, Simon Anspacher presi-
dent. Garrison Gerst vice - president,
Samuel Seller treasurer, Abram An-
spacher secretary, wholesale dealers
hay and grain, warehouse 616-618, 7th,
ofBce 214 Pine, room 17
" Gustavus, r. 1400 McAllister
" -Meyers Hannah, widow, r. 1400 McAllister
Anspacher Simon, president Anspacher Broth-
ers, 214 Pine, room 17, r. 2604 Pacific Av
Anstey Allyn, clerk, r. 509 Powell
Anthanen Leopold (Bocker & Anthanen), r. cor

Cambridge and Wayland
Anthes Frank F., with Shreve & Co., r. 2415 Bush
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r. 2415 Bush
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Anthony Abraham, cutter Kraker Mfg. Co., r.
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604 Merchant
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■' Thomas M. (Benning& Anthony), r. 18 Page
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4®°" Anthony. See Antoni and Antony
Anthounsen Henry, laborer, r. 2314b Mason
" Robert H., teamster Phelps & Arnold, r.
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Anticevich John, fruits and vegetables, 46, 7th,

r. same
Antich Martin, cook Mikulich & Kiselich, r.

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Antippas Alexander, fruits. Point Lobos Av nr
Cliff House, r. 59 Jessie
" Alexandre, clerk N. Antippas, r. 59 Jessie
" Andreas E., fruits, 41 Market
" Basil, salesman, r. 59 Jessie
" Jacova, widow, r. 2 Hartman
" Nicholas, fruits and candles. 237Vi East,
r. 59 Jessie
Antiquarian Book Store, Patrick J. Healy pro-
prietor, 203 Powell
Antognini A., reporter L'Elvezia, r. 29, 6th
Antoldi S. & Co. (Stainslaus Antoldi), produce
commission merchants, 415-417 Davis
" Stanislaus (S. Antoldi & Co.), r. 310 Stock-
ton
Anton Charles, baker, r. 1406 Powell
" F., waiter str Areata
" John, seaman str San Juan
" Joseph, laborer, r. 619 Ellis rear
" Joseph, seaman str Eureka
" Louis, waiter Thomas Murray, r. 510 Jack-
son
Antonas Nicholas (Antonas & Ivankovich), r.
131 Turk
" & Ivankovich (Nicholas Antonas and
Louis Ivankovich), tailors, 131 Turk

An tone Frank, seaman, r. 916 Montgomery
Antonelle Joseph S., contractor, 512 Montgom-
ery
Antonelli Vincenzo, watchman Dunham, Carri-

gan & Hayden Co., r. 1622 Hayes
Antonetti Edward N., house and sign painter,

205 O'Farrell, r. 369, 11th
Antoni E., seaman str Santa Rosa
" Joseph, salesman Casimir Baldocohi, r.

1002 Buchanan
" Louis, liquors, 303 Montgomery Av, r. 303^

Montgomery Av
" Samuel (Antoni & Pellegrini), r. 515 Union
" & Pellegrini (Samuel Antoni and Giuseppe
Pellegrini), wood and coal, 506-508 Green
4®=" Antoni. See Anthony and Antony
Antoniades Euthymius, cook, r. 542^^ Natoma
Antonlazzi Peter, furniture, 1800-1802 Powell
Antonietti Anton, machine hand D. Woerner
" John, driver Kate Emhoff, r. cor Lisbon
and Japan Av
Antonini Giovanni B. (Figone & Antonini), r.

628 Broadway
Antonio Edmund, cook, r. 412 Main
" F., laborer Pao. Roll. Mill
" Frank, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r.

Oakland
" Gregory, fruits and candies, 118 Powell, r.

O'Farrell
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Oakland
" Lillie, actress Cremome Theatre
" Marcilino, r. 311 Pacific
Antonioli Casimir, wines and liquors, NE cor
Washington and Battery, r. 3 Martha PI
Antonovich Dominic G., capitalist, r. 730 Green
" Edith, japanner George H. Tay Co., r. 1709

Stockton
" Florio, capitalist, r. 712 Green
Antonsen Hans, r. 815 Humboldt
Antony Henry, cutler Will & Finck Co., r. 149 J^

Fair Oaks
4®" Antony. See Anthony and Antoni
Antrim Howard D., r. 807 California
" Howard D. Mrs., proprietor The Antrim,

807 California
" The, Mrs. Howard D. Antrim proprietor,
807 California
Antron Edward P., clerk F. A. Beckett, r. 15
West Mission
" Peter, r. 15 West Mission
Antz Albert G., butcher, r. 1825 Bush
" Albert H., butcher Henry Antz, r. 1825

Bush
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Bush
" Henry, butcher, 15-16 Grand Western Mar-
ket, r. 1825 Bush
Anzenhofer Charles, teamster, r. HoUoway Av
nr Lee Av
•' Louis, r. Holloway Av nr Lee Av
" Louis Jr., teamster, r. Holloway Av nr

Lee Av
" Peter, dairyman, cor Pope and Hanna
" William, carpenter, r. Holloway Av nr
Lee Av
Aoki T., Japanese artist, 131 Post
A. P. A. Magazine (monthly), W. E. Price

editor, 1203 Market
Apac Secundio, merchant, r. 1321 York
Apel August, musician, r. 25 Rondel PI
" Ferdinand C, cigar maker Paul Apel, r. 25

Rondel PI
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cor Isabel
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Apelt Charles M. Mrs., shirt manufacturer and
men's furnishing goods, 136 Montgomery
Av, r. 1606 Stockton
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Apfel George, bakery, 715 Polk
Apffel Phillip J., carpenter, r. 18179£ Broadway

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Apollo Consolidated Mining Co. (Unga Island,
Alaska), Gustave Nlebaum president,
Louis Sloss Jr. secretary, office 310
San some
" Hall, 810 Pacific
Apollon Edgar, cook str Crescent City, r. 63V2

Everett
Apostle C, seaman str City of Sydney
Apostolo Andrew, oyster house, 142, 5th
" Atanasio (Perrin & Apostolo), r. 25 Stock-
ton PI
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App Mine (Tuolumne Co.), George H. Waggoner

secretary, 205 Crocker Bldg
Appel Alvin H., painter, r. 147, 3d
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" George A., seaman bkt. W. H. Dimond, r.

507 Filbert
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4S" Appel. See Ahpel, Apel, Appell and Apple
Appell John C, cabinet maker, r. 617 Bryant

" Simon, tailor, 236 Ellis
4®~ Appell. See Apel, Appel and Apple
Appeltofft Axel, cashier Swanberg's Oyster

House, r. 1012b Washington
Appenzeller Jacob, wheelwright, r. 49 Zoe
Apperson Edgar, linotype operator, r. 2627 Pine

" John A., r. 2627 Pine
Appiarius Franz W., manufacturer pickles and
cider, 1810 O'Farrell
" H. Mrs., varieties, 703 Valencia
" Henry P., compositor Kuttner-French

Printing Co., r. 1810 O'Farrell
" Henry W., clerk John Hadeler, r. 1810
O'Farrell
Apple Benjamin, physician, 741 Filbert, r. 727
Grove
" Heiman, upholsterer, r. 608 Natoma
" Henry L., barber, r. 727 Grove
" Isidore, deputy sheriff, r. 727 Grove
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Welch, r. 727 Grove
" Morris, clerk Cunningham, Curtiss &

Welch, r. 737 Grove
" Robert L., clerk postofQce, r. 17, 3d
" William, r. 727 Grove
4®= Apple. See Apel, Appel and Appell
Appleby Charles H., gripman Market St. Ry., r.
11121/2 Valencia
" Orville, horseman, r. Fulton nr 6th Av
Applegarth A. George, draughtsman Wright &

Sanders, r. Oakland
Applegate George, foreman J. W. Ferris, r. 1
Rivoli Av
" J. Henry, clerk ticket auditor's dept. S. P.

Co., r. Alameda
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r. 109a Powell
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Appleton D. & Co. (New York), Dorville Llbby
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r. 17 Polk
" Wallace, fireman, r. 1956 Howard
" William, fireman, r. 1956 Howard
Applewhite Andrew L., clerk freight auditor's

dept. S. P. Co., r. 717 Hyde
Appo James B., porter str City of Pueblo
Appraiser United States (District of San Fran-
cisco), James E. Tucker, U. S. Ap-
praisers' Bldg, room 31
Appraisers' Building, United States, E s San-
some bet Washington and Jackson
Appraisers' Store, United States, U. S. Ap-
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Apprill George, shoemaker, 535 Commercial, r.

428 Broadway
Appwood George E., salesman Anspacher Bros.,
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Arabian Coffee and Spice Mills,

Hills Bros, proprietors, 126-130 Mar-
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Arada Thomas, carpenter, r. 436b Clementina
Arago Andrew, coal passer str Corona, r. 927

Broadway
Arakel John, fruits and vegetables, 127;4, 4th
Aranburu Angelo, cook, r. 510 Powell
Araos Leary, laborer, r. 9a Natoma
Arata Andrew, teamster Gray & Ba,rbieri, r. 4
Jasper PI
" Angelo (Torre & Arata), r. 522 Green
" Augustine, r. 3 Bartol
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" Frank, r. 634 Sacramento
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ton
" G., gardener, Colombo Market
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433}^ Broadway rear
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rear
" Giuseppe, laborer, r. 13 Bannam PI
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" James, teamster Gray & Barbieri, r. 4 Jas-
per PI
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fornia and Pine, r. 1717 Stockton
" John, porter L. Dinkelspiel & Sons, r. 513%

Greenwich rear
" John, vegetable gardens, Corbett Road nr

Alms House Road
" Jose, peddler, r. 4 Maiden lane
" Joseph, bartender John Garibaldi, r. cor

Old San Jose Road and Sunny Side Av
" Joseph, laborer, r. 740 Florida
" Joseph, laborer, r. 1904% Powell
" Joseph, vegetable gardens, Corbett Boad

nr Alms House Road
" Julius, bootblack, r. 10 Margaret PI
" Louis (Arata & Brother), r. 7 Bartol
" Louis, scavenger, r. 507 Chestnut
" Luigi, saloon keeper, r. 518 Greenwich
" Luigi G., hostler, r. 7 Bartol
" Marie, widow, r. 7 Bartol
" Nicholas, bootblack, 30 Leidesdorff
" Paola (Arata & Brother) r. 425 Broadway

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" Paolo, r. 523 Green

" Paul, bootblack, 30 Leidesdorff, r. 634 Sac-
ramento
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" Rosa, widow, r. 1904% Powell
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fornia and Pine, r. 13 Lafayette PI
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Arbell Bessie Miss, bookkeeper A. P. Lorent-

zen, r. 2210 Leavenworth
Arberonet Jean, cook Sartori & Fantina
Arbidie Henrietta Miss, dressmaker, r. 633 Gol-
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Arbios Edward E., butcher, r. 1414 Powell
Arbogast Clara, widow, r. 1010a Bush

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Arbuthnat Clare E. Miss, nurse St. Luke's Hos-
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Arcade House, Charles F. Smith proprietor, 45
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Arcadian Woolen Mills, 118 Battery
Areata and Mad River R. R. Co. (Areata, Hum-
boldt Co.), F. Korbel & Bros, proprietors,
main office 723 Bryant
Archambault George, cook, r. 1118 Stevenson
Archbold William, bushelman Benedict & Tur-
ner, r. 409 Sutter
Archer Albert, traveling salesman, r. 1604 Turk
" Albert S., clerk W. T. Smith & Son, r. 220%

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M. Co.. r. 1316 California
" AretusA., driver Sutter St. Ry., r. 18 Te-
hama rear
" Charles H., machinist, r. 919 Folsom
■' Comos, real estate, r. 2031 Steiner
" Daniel, master schr Columbus, office 5

Spear
" Edward, coachman, r. 911 Sutter
" Frank, plumber, r. 1618 Stockton
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Co., r. Oakland
" Thomas, real estate, 320 Sansome, room 33,

r. 2031 Steiner
" William, machinist, r. 415, 5th
'■ William Jr., upholsterer, r. 415, 5th
Archibald Alice Miss, trained nurse, r. 1117 Van
Ness Av
" Arthur W., foreman Christopher A. Mitch-
ell, r. 320O'Farrell
" George A., salesman, r. 311 Golden Gate Av
" James, r. 636 Sutter
Archibald James F. J., 303 California, r. Bo-
hemian Club
" Jennie Miss, dressmaker, r. 938 Valencia
" Prescott L., r. 311 Golden Gate Av
" Robert A., veterinary surgeon, 1830- Post, r.

181614 Post
" William H., motorman Market St. Ry., r.

1434 Turk
" William P., laborer School dept., r. 311
Golden Gate Av
ArcMtect New City Hall, office New City Hall,

2d floor
Architectural Iron Works, Alexander M. Bruce
proprietor, W s Channel bet 17th and 18th
" Iron Works, O'Connell & Lewis proprie-
tors, SW cor Kearny and Francisco
Arciniega Trinidad Mrs., r. 1503 Leavenworth
Arctic Fur Co. (Marcus Moses), fur manufac-
turers, 925 Market
Arctic Oil Works, Josiah N. Knowles manager,
Edwin L. Griffith secretary, office 30 Cali-
fornia, works SE cor Illinois and Center
Arcuri Louis, barber, 825 Pacific
Ardery Annie I. Mrs., r. 429 O'Farrell

Ardin Theodore, carpenter, r. E s San Bruno

Av nr 15th Av South
Arding DoUie Miss, artist, r. 1620 Dolores

" Helene Miss, artist, r. 1620 Dolores
Arding Mary, widow, r. 1620 Dolores
" Walter A., clerk ins. dept. Balfour, Guthrie
& Co., r. 1620 Dolores
>e®~ Arding. See Harding
Ardley Edwin, salesman Raphael Weill &Co.,

r. Berkeley
Ardoin Adolphe, cook Jacques Mounier, r. 26

Scott PI
Arees John, liquors, 639 California, r. 20V3 Wet-
more PI
Aregger Charles, liquors, 49 Stevenson
Areia Francisco G., bartender Francisco M.

Ramos, r. NW cor Jackson and Drumm
Arellano Bernard J., wireworker Standard Iron
and Wire Wks., r. 225, 4th
" John L., porter, r. 602 Lombard
" Mauro S., carpenter, 536 Green
" Mauro S. Jr., carpenter, 536 Green
Arena Salvator, peddler, r. 317 Green
Arenas Cipriana Mission, r. 634 Vallejo
Arend Lulu, widow, r. 1319b Clay
Arendes Fred, groceries and liquors, 215, 14th
Arendt Edward T., upholsterer, r. 1320 Union
" Michael, merchant (Angels Camp), office

25 Battery
" Otto, cement, r. 21 Dehon rear
" Otto, piano tuner, r. 30 Albion Av
Areno Giuseppe, peddler, r. 1 Jasper PI
Arens Albert J., jeweler W. K. Vanderslice &
Co., r. 618 jersey
" George H., bookkeeper, r. 29 Moss
" John, pipemaker Francis Smith & Co.
Arensberg Helen, stenographer, r. 807 Harrison
" Jennie, widow, r. 807 Harrison
" Philip, bookkeeper Caro Bros., r. 807 Harri-
son
Arenstein Myer W., optician, r. 1154?^ Folsom
Arents Edward, merchandise broker, 9 Mills

Bldg, 5th floor, r. 30 Golden Gate Av
Arentsen Andrew, seaman, r. 120 Howard
Arenz John (Arenz & Gietzen), r. 2439 Cali-
fornia
" & Gietzen (John Arenz and Jacob Giet-
zen), bakery, 2439 California
Arey D. M. Mrs., widow, r. 1357 Post
" Theodore R., master bktn J. M. Griffith,

office 10 Market
" Thomas, r. 125 Francisco
4@~Arey. See Airey
Arf Herman, musician, r. 716 Fulton
Arfl Frederick T., master schr Maid of Orleans,

r. 739, 4th
Arfsten Broder, groceries and liquors, NW cor
15th and Noe
" E. Mrs., dressmaking, 105 Polk
" Emil, wine tester, r. 105 Polk
" Giene, domestic, 824 Waller
" Knudt E. (J. Boehrer & Co.j, r. Oakland
Argall F. G., special agent ins. dept. Balfour,
Guthrie & Co., r. Sausalito
" John, r. 628 Golden Gate Av
Argens George P., roofer, r. 803 Montgomery

" William, stableman, r. 820 Waller
Argenti Frank, druggist TuUio A. Rottanzi, r.
29441/2 Mission
" Jerome J. B.,Ph. G., professor of botany
Cal. College of Pharmacy, r. 2944^4 Mis-
sion
" Joseph, bootblack, r. 6 Hunt
" Pierre, employee French Hospital
" Tulloi, marble cutter, r. 2944^4 Mission
" Tulloi Jr., blacksmith, 2938Vi Mission, r.
605 Bartlett
Argentine Republic Consulate, Jose L. Schlei-
den acting consul, 12 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
Argo N., laborer O'Brien & Spotorno, r. 1013

Broadway
Argonaut Mutual Building and Loan Associa-
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209

Argoud Joseph L. (Argoud & Montmayeur), r.
669 Walnut Av
" & Montmayeur (Joseph L. Argoud and
Pierre Montmayeur), restaurant, 405 and
413 Geary
Arguelio Julius J., r. 206 Fair Oaks

•' Miguel, waiter, r. 634 Vallejo
Ariani Amable, widow, r. 317 Broadway
" Brothers (Louis and Victor) groceries, 217

Broadway
" John, cook Del Monte Bros., r. 436 Broad-
way
" Louis (Ariani Bros.), and clerk Boltz, Cly-

mer & Co., r. 217 Broadway
■' Mamie Miss. r. 217 Broadway
•■• Victor (Ariani Bros.), r. 217 Broadway
• Victor Jr., bookbinder J. B. Mclntyre, r.
217 Broadway
Arias David C, artist, r. 7 Magner PI
" Francisco, sexton, r. 908 Broadway
" Ramona A., widow, r. 7 Magner PI
" Trinity C, printer, r. 7 Magner PI
" William G.. pressman Edward C. Hughes,
r. 837 Vallejo
Ariaudo Andrew, window cl aner, r. 322 Green
Ariel Pharmacy, Truman F. Bacon proprietor,
510 Hayes
■' Rowing Club, Long Bridge, South and
Kentucky
Aries John, quartermaster stmr Alameda
Arinaton C, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 29 Eddy
Arion House. Frederick Huber proprietor, 13-15
Pag
" Verein, Dr. M. Magnus president, Paul
Scholz secretary, 414 Pine
Aristide Gustavus, cook, r. 23 Hunt
Aristoarena Luis G., salesman J. M. Willard,

r. 1421 Geaiy
Arita Hermistuce, physician, office and r. 507

Post
Arizona and Southeastern Railroad, C. G.
Young purchasing agent, office 122 Davis
Arizona Block, SW cor Market and Main
" Hotel, William Ahlstrand proprietor, 11-13

Clay
" Sandstone Co. (Santa Ana, Cal.), Clinton
J. Hutchins local agent, 69 Columbian
Bldg
Arizona Telegraph Co. (Phoenix, A. T.), N. K.
Masten president, F. I. Kendall secre-
tary, 3 Crocker Bldg
" Warehouse, William A. James manager,
222-232 King
Arjo Frank, clerk, r. 915 Broadway
" Manu-1, clerk, r. 915 Broadway
" Norbert, laborer, r. 1013 Broadway
" Philip D., packer D. Ghirardelli Co., r. 1129
Clay
Arkell Harry J., oraneman J. W. Ferris, r. 1520

Waller
Arkenburg William H., horseman, r. 910 Pine
Arkwright Elizabeth Mrs., teacher music, r.

1521 Pine
Arl Joseph, baker, r. 527 Lombard
Arland Charles, r. San Bruno Hotel
Arling Carrie Miss, spinner Tubbs Cordage Co.,
r. 3731 Bryant Av
" David, waiter str San Jose
" David F., stevedore, r. 2731 Bryant
" Isaac S., r. 2731 Bryant
Arlington George, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" Howard C, butcher Leon D. Stone & Co., r.

38 West Mission
■' Skirt Manufacturing Co. (New York), Ben
J. Schmidt & Co. agents, 125-137 Sansome
" The, lodgings, Mrs. Anna Tease proprietor,
127 Kearny
Armager Charles W., clerk, r. 211 Scott
Armand Celine, widow, dressmaking, 540 Wash-
ington
" Emile C, clerk S. Pomeroy, r. 540 Wash-
ington
Armanino A., gardener Colombo Market
Armas Joseph L., barber, r. 445, 9th

" Raoul, barber Joseph L. Armas, r. 445, 9th
Armaud Gustave, chef Nevada Restauiant, r. 4
Adelaide P
" Thomas, chef International Hotel
Armbrust Adolph C, butcher, 1305 Castro

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

JWaoufacturers of

WINDOW SHADES.

ESTIMATES FURNISHED.
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Armbruster Barbara, widow, proprietor Carleton
House, 118 Grant Av
'• Charles J., stenographer Boone & Murdock,

r. 1515a Howard
" Daniel, clerk, r. 90514 Valencia
" Edward P., r. 1515a H ward
Armbruster George W., real estate and in-
surance agent, 24 Montgomery, r. 1515a
Howard
" Julius H., engraver, 9 Geary
" Rudie H., with S. E. Fischer & Co., r. 1515a

Howard
" Sophie, widow, r. 1515a Howard
" Valentine, conductor Market St. Ry.
4@" Armbruster. See Ambruster
Armendariz Luz Mrs., r. 823 Pacific
Armer Andrew M. (Armer & Weinshenk), r. 1201
Devisadero
" Arthur, clerk Schweitzer & Co., r. 735AElli-i
" Ben, bookkeeper M. Armer & Co., r. 3815

Pine
" Herman, cigars, r. 1316 Octavia
" M. & Co. (Max Armer), cigar manufactur-
ers, 308 Sacramento
" Max (M. Armer & Co.), r. 1710 Webster
" May, domestic, 823 Sutter
" Morris, clerk, r. 735A Ellis
" Sidney, r. 1710 Webster
" & Weinshenk (Andrew M. Armer and
Charles Weinshenk), watch materials
and jewelers' supplies, 207 Sutter
43= Armer. See Armour

Armes Charles W. (Armes & Dallam), r. Oakland
" Charles W. Jr., buyer Armes & Dallam, r.

Oakland
" George A., water tender str Peru
" George H., manager broom factory Armes
& Dallam, r. Oakland
Armes & Dallam (Charles W. Armes and Rich-
ard B. Dallam), wooden and willow ware,
brushes, paper and paper bags, 232-226
Front, woodenware factory 432, 4th,
brocm factory 113 Davis
iW Armes. See Arms
Armistead Cecil M., medical student Dr. R. A.

McLean, r. 305 Kearny
Armitage Ayton, clerk Esberg, Bachman & Co.,
r. 407 Leavenworth
" Home, Mrs. James R. Smedberg manager,

509 Powell
" John, sailmaker, r. 234 Church
" Thomas A., butcher Edward N. Smith Co.,

r. 1720 Devisadero
" Thomas W., clerk local freight offlce S. P.
Co., r. 328 Geary
Armitage William H., architect, 319-331 Phelan

Bldg, r. Alameda
Armington Lorenzo E., salesman, r. 11 Pond
Armnecht Louis, poultry, 8, 10 Grand Western

Market, r. 1020 Army
Armond Charles, marine cook,r. 70 South Park
Armour Glue Works, William Buro agent, 23

Davis, room 11
Armour Packing Co. (Kansas City, Mo.),
James McCuUough manager, S. F.
branch 211-213 Clay
" William, r. 115, 8th
.e@" Armour. See Armer
Arms Charles S., warrant clerk U. S. Mint, r.

2421 Mission
Armsby J. K. Company (Chicago, 111.), A. G.
Freeman vice-president and Pacific
Coast manager, wholesale commission
merchants, 138-140-143 Market
Armstrong Albert M., attorney at law, 81-84
Chronicle Bldg, r. 600 Busn

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Armstrong Alexander S., stenographer Edison

Light and Power Co., r. 510 Fulton
Amanda, widow, r. 14 Marye Terrace
Andrew, bookkeeper London, Paris and

American Bank, r. I42514 Mission
Andrew J., speculator, r. 8 Gough
Angel, machinist Troy Laundry Machinery

Co., r. 126 Perry
Ann, widow, r. 447% Jessie
Annette, domestic, 739 Ashbury
Benjamin F., traveling salesman, 212 San-
some, room 37, r. 924 Hyde
Charles, r. 1202 Mission
Charles, cooper D. Woerner, r. 414, 10th
Christopher, bartender Patrick Donnelly,

r. 36 Rausch
Cranston, plumber, r. 447>^ Jessie
Dennis, r. 317 Francisco
Eva Miss, saleslady Hale Bros., r. 409

O'Farrell
Edward, blacksmith, 512 Gough
Edwin W. (Armstrong & Bacon), r. 743 Pine
Eldridge R., clerk Sherman & Clay, r. 44734

Jessie
Elizabeth, widow, r. 820 Howard
Ella Mrs., clerk naval dept. Union I. Wks.,

r. 1206 O'Farrell
Emma B. Miss, stenographer Sacramento

River Packers' Assn., r. 13 Liberty
Etta Miss, packer W. H. Miner, r. 133, 19th
F. Florence Miss, saleslady Hale Bros.,

r. 409 O'Farrell
Fidelia S.. widow, r. 329b Oak
Francis T., teamster George W. Emmons
Frank E., foreman, r. 517a 7th
Frederick, artist, r. Utah nr Army
Frederick, elevator man, r. 615 Minna
Frederick W., clerk, r. 2907 Washington
George, merchant, r. 1008 Jackson
George A., printer, r. 2310 Webster
George B., machinist Schrader & Lutge, r.

615 Minna
George F., carriage painter, San Bruno Av

nr Army, r. 33d nr Potrero Av
George R. (Armstrong & De Guerre), r. 2210

Webster
George T., florist, r. 404 McAllister
Gustave O., r. 14 Marye Terrace
Gustavus, cooper D. Woerner, r. 105 Lund y

Lane
Hannah, widow, r. 203 Bartlett
Harriott W., r. 814 Fulton
Harry, mechanic, r. 320, 7th
Harry L., gripman Market St. Ry.
Henry, driver Cluft Bros., r. 327^4 Union
Herbert G., agent C. A. Hansen & Co., 313

Guerrero, r. 329b Oak
Howard R., marine engineer, r. 231 Pierce
Hugh, machinist, r. 10 South Park
James, r. 615 Minna
James, r. 640 Clay
James, r. 1717 McAllister
James, r. 2811 Harrison
James R., r. 3210 Webster
James T., r. 1311 Golden Gate Av
James W., salesman Miller, Sloss & Scott,

r. 1416 Ellis
John L. G., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r.

939% Howard
John J., draughtsman Western Sugar Re-
finery, r. 1134 Page
John R. (Armstrong Oil Burner Co.), r. 100,

5th
John R., shipping clerk, r. 738 Grove
John, clerk Wm. H. Armstrong, r. 1037

Valencia

1117

Armstrong John, laborer, r. 134, 4th
" John A., cooper Cal. Wine Assn.
Hampshire
Joseph, plumber and gasfitter, 353, 34th
Joseph R., assayer, r. 1128% Valencia
Kate, widow, r. 18% Folsom Av
L., r. 8 Gough

Lucius P., clerk, r. 413 Broderick
Lucy A., widow, furnished rooms, 933 Wash-
ington
Mary, widow, r. 133d 19th
Mary, widow, r. 227 Olive Av
May E. Miss, secretary William H. Barnes,

r. 812 California
May W. Miss, teacher piano, r. 12 Liberty
Nellie Miss, teacher Crocker Grammal*
School, r. 329b Oak
Armstrong Oil Burner Co. (John R. Armstrong
and Cyrus L. Gates), 133 Market, rooms
4-5
" Patrick H., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co.,

r. 612 Polk
" Peter, seaman, r. 47 Federal
" Philo J.^ carriage maker O'Brien & Sons, r.

143, 8th
" Richard B., stockbroker, r. 133 Liberty
" Richard F., manager Mme. A. Ruppert, r.

26% Kearny
" Robert, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 802

Sierra
" Samuel C, salesman Eugene Korn, r. 1012

Oak
" T. E. Mrs., nurse Alms House
" Thomas G., capitalist, r. 404 McAllister
Armstrong Thomas W., manufacturers' agent,
308 Market, room 15, r. 13 Liberty
" Truman B., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill &

Stetson, r. 625 Walnut Av
" William, clerk adjutant-general's office

dept. California, r. Berkeley
" William, elevator man, r. 615 Minna
" William, policeman, r. 3617 Sutter
" William E., molder McCormick Bros., r. 821

Webster
" William F., painter, r. 404 McAllister
" William H., dentist, 651 Vallejo, room 5
" William H., groceries and liquors, 1723 Mar-
ket, r. 34 Glen Park
" William J., dept. manager O'Connor, Mof-

fatt & Co., r. 712% Taylor
" William S., bookkeeper Easton, Eldridge

& Co., r. 1004b Golden Gate Av
" William V., clerk Goodyear Rubber Co., r.

935% Howard
" W. Wallace, accountant, 508 California,
room 28, r. 814 Fulton
Armstrong & Bacon (Edwin W. Armstrong and
Charles A. Bacon), proprietors Model
Music Store, 735 Market
Armstrong & De Guerre (George R. Armstrong
and Albert S. J. De Guerre), printers
and blank book manufacturers, 404 Mont-
gomery
Army Headquarters U. S., dept. of California.
4th floor Phelan Bldg
" of Heaven at Hand, Stephen Maybell gen-
eral, headquarters N s Channel nr 9th

ARNAUD ALBERT,

importer and dealer in foreign and
native wines and liquors, NW cor
Grant Av and Post, r. 1607 Clay

Arnaud Mary C, widow, r. 931 Post
" Victor L., bookkeeper Mohns & Kalten-
bach, r. 921 Post
Arnberg Andrew, assistant foreman tinsmith

Union I. Wks.
Arnberger Frank, operator Pac. Postal Tel. Co.,
r. 140 Tremont Av
" Theodore R., pressman, r. 1101 Montgomery
Arndt Edward, tailor, r. 529%, 6th
" Emil, restaurant, 106, 3d, r. 100%, 2d
" Frank, brewer, r. 724 Harrison
" Frederick, oartender Rohlffs & Gerdau, r.

938 Mission
" Joseph, cook John Jensen, r. 347 Jessie
Arnerich George, oysterman R. J. Techau &

Co., r. 1430 Mission
Arnest John M., r. 1501 Waller

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Arnett John, r. 2507 Washington

>e®= Arnett. See Arnott

Arney George, clerk Cal. Title Ins. and Trust

Co., r. 1115 Shotwell rear
" James G., carpenter, r. 1115 Shotwell rear
Arnhelm Abraham, salesman Son Bros. & Co.
" Charles L.,boxmakerYosemite Flour Mills,

r. 313a Clementina
" Fannie, widow, r. 8 Steuart
" Gustav S., clerk S. S. Arnhelm, r. 8 Steuart
" Herman S., insurance agent, r. 8 Steuart
" Joseph, clerk Mrs. N. J. Franklin, r. 1237

Ellis
" Julius S., druggist. 8 Steuart, r. 256 Perry
- " Laura Miss, r. 8 Steuart
" S. S., nautical supplies, 8 Steuart
" William S., watchmaker, 8 Steuart, r. Ala-
meda
Arnhold Benjamin, cashier Louis Sloss & Co., r.

2930 Sacramento
" Hugo, salesman Crown Distilleries Co., r.

1416 Sutter
Arnke Henry, liquors, SW cor 2d and Jessie, r.

45, 2d
" Joseph, bartender H. Arnke, r. 45, 3d -
Arnold Albert, waiter, r. 613 Mission
" Albert, wood carver Fink & Schindler, r

530 Haight
" Albert H., bartender August H. Korber

r. 337 Haight
" Amelia Miss, photographer Burnett & Slat

tery, r. 105 Chattanooga
" Anna P., widow, r. 127 Arlington
Arnold Austin, secretary Hawley Bros. Hard

ware Co., SW cor Market and Beale, r

413 Van Ness Av
" Benjamin E. (Hastings & Arnold), r. 416!^

Larkin
Arnold Brothers (Harry B. and William G.),

groceries, 949 Valencia
" C, traveling salesman, r. 106 Eddy
" Caleb, r. 712, 21st
" C. H. Jr., second lieutenant 5th Artillery,

U. S. A., r. Presidio
" Charles, dishwasher, r. Pioneer House, foot

Larkin
" Charles S., r. 411 Cole
" Cyrus M., manager Western Land Co., 640

Market, r. 1011 Haight
" Daniel, r. 666 Minna
" Edward H., dairyman, University nr Silli-

man
" Elmo A., brakeman, r. 416% Larkin
<' Emil, cook, r. 12b Sheridan
" Ernestine J. Miss, teacher Hamilton

Grammar School, r. 2011 Devisadero
" Florence A., widow, r. 532 Polk
■" Florence A., widow, decorator, 1022 Sutter
" Francis W., r. 827 Hayes
" Frank, clerk Railway Mail Service, r. Oak-
land
" Frank, porter Louis Anderson & Co.
" Frank K., cigars and tobacco, 801 Market,

r. 219 Grant Av
" Frederick, seaman revenue str Bear
" Frederick J., agent bicycles, 7 Flood Bldg,

r. 40 Erie
" Fremont C, carpenter, r. 815 York
^' George, traveling salesman, r. 323 Sutter
" George A., tanner, r. cor Vermont and 20th,

Potrero
" George H., manager, r. 11 Dearborn
" Gottlieb R., r. 3506 Mission
" Harry B. (Arnold Bros.), r. 712, 21st
" H. E., wiper, r. 2043y2 Harrison
Arnold Henry A., secretary Phelps & Arnold,

220-222 Mission, r. 812, 15th
" Henry G., cutter L. Jonas & Bro., r. 55754

Minna
" Herbert F., foreman, r. 1036 McAllister
" Hermann, dishwasher German Hospital
" Hugo, merchant, r. 1416 Sutter
" James, blacksmith, r. 1042 Mission
Arnold J. Dennis, physician, practice limited

to diseases of eye, ear, nose and throat,

consultation hours 10 to 12 a. m. and 2 to 5

p. m., tel Main 439, ofBce and r. 530 Sutter
" John, clerk E. C. Dailey, r. 127 Arlington
" Joseph, r. 1733 San Carlos Av

Arnold Kate L., widow, r. 33181/4 Fillmore

" Laura D. Miss, stenographer Arpad Har-
aszthy, r. 22I81/2 Fillmore

" Lelia E. Miss, librarian branch Free Pub-
lic Library, 1126 Kentucky, r. 711 Ten-
nessee

" Mary Miss, artist, r. 108 Chattanooga

" Mary V. Miss, teacher Chinese Primary
School, r. 2011 Devisadero

" Matthew, teacher Cal. School of Mechani-
cal Arts, r. 733 Minnesota

" Ninian J., carpenter John Trounson, r. W s
2d Av bet Sacramento and Lake

" Noah S. (N. S. Arnold Hardware Co.), r.
Oakland
Arnold N. S. Hardware Co. (N. S. Arnold),
manufacturers' agent, 23 Davis, room 11

" Olive, widow, r. 1108 Sacramento

" Otto, clerk London and San Francisco
Bank

" Richard, r. St. Mary's Hospital

" Rufus W., teamster, r. 3631 Folsom

" Sophia Miss, cashier Bass-Hueter Paint
Co., r. 23181/i Fillmore

" Thomas C, boot and shoe agent, 126
Kearny, room 50, r. 413 Lott

" Thomas H., compositor W. A. Woodward
& Co., r. 6 Monroe

" Thomas P. J., driver chemical engine 5,
r. 1804 Stockton

" William, marine engineer, r. 157% Dore

" William, pressman, r. Prentiss nr Pow-
hattan

" William, tanner, r. cor Vermont and 30th,
Protrero

" William G. (Arnold Bros.), r. 717, 21st

" William L., clerk North German Fire Ins.
Co., r. Oakland

" William S., machinist, r. 532 Polk

" & Walsh (Lawrence F. Walsh), men's fur-
nishing goods, 32, 6th
Arnott Bridget, widow, r. 11 Precita Av

" James, carpenter, r. 517 Noe

" John, bricklayer, r. 803 Church

" Otto, waiter, r. 711 Folsom

" Thomas, r. 118b Clara
4®" Arnott. See Arnett

Arnstein Ludwig (Stein, Simon & Co.), r. 1610
Franklin

" Ludwig, cloth merchant, r. 1610 Franklin
4®= Arnstein. See Aronstein
Aroldt Max, painter, r. 418% Fell
Aroll Andrew, waiter Peter Malone, r. 340, 3d
Aron Albert (Aron Freres), r. 1427 Post

" Freres (Albert and Jules), shirt manufact-
urers, 311 Sutter

" Jules (Aron Freres), r. Nogales, Arizona

" Leopold, fresco painter, r. 933 Post

" Maurice, fresco painter, r. 933 Post

" Morris, cigar manufacturer, 217%, 3d
4®=- Aron. See Aaron

Aronade F. Eugene, electrician, 1826 Devisa-
dero
Arone Joseph, shoemaker. Mission nr Silver Av
Aronsohn Martin A., r. 5 Monroe

" Siegmund, r. 5 Monroe
Aronson Abraham, office 410 Post, r. 1720 Sacra-
mento

" Abraham, r. Pacific Hebrew Home

" Bernard, cashier Robert L. Toplitz & Co.,
r. 47 Post

" Charles S., bookkeeper Anglo-American
Crockery and Glassware Co., r. 1928 Bush

" David, r. 930 Larkin

" Frank, traveling salesman Rosenthal,
Feder & Co., r. Alameda

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PRINCIPAL OFFICE,

900 Battery Street, TeL Main 1864.

OAKLAND BRANCH,

1058 Broadway. Telephone 54.

Aronson George, loan office, 126 Kearny, room 9,
r. 17021/2 Buchanan
" Isadore, fruits and vegetables, 18 Grand

Central Market, r. 517 Grove
" Kate, widow, r. cor Elsie and Cortland Av
" Max, traveling salesman A. L. Bryan Shoe

Co., r. 197 Hyde
" Moses, expressman, r. 1234, 26th
" Moses, teamster Aronson Furniture Co., r.

431 Jersey
" Philip N. (B. Blumenthal & Co.), r. 1314
Geary
4®" Aronson. See Aaronson and Aronsohn
Aronstein Adolph, physician, 30 Post, r. 1616
Sutter
" Charles W., clerk, r. 1616 Sutter
>8®= Aronstein. See Arnstein
Arp Charles W., insurance agent, r. 130 CoUing-

wood
Arpe Charles, butcher G. B. Cardinelli, r. 447

Broadway
Arper Annie Miss, saleslady Michels & Wand,
r. 125 Capp
" Thomas, engineer Central Lumber and
Mill Co., r. 125a Capp
Arposto Andrew, restaurant, 121, 5th
Arragni Achille, bartender I. Cuenin, r. 823V2
Vallejo, rear
" Giovanni, waiter I. Cuenin, r. 1339 Dupont
Arrambide John, cattleman, r. NW cor Cali-
fornia and Powell
Arrighi Senesi (Pierini & Arrighi), r. 110 Pa-
cific
Arrighini Joseph, r. 249 Pacific
Arrillaga Santiago, teacher music, r. 2315 Jack-
son
Arrington Nicholas T., bookkeeper, r. 25 John
" William, mining, 405 Montgomery, room 5,

Arriola Edward F., photographer, r. 2016 Hyde
Arrivee Bertha, widow, r. 3 City Hall Av
Arrouge Eugene, dyer, r. 822 Jessie
Arroussez Frank, cook, r. 123 Prospect PI
" John P., cook Jose Pages, r. 123 Prospect
PI
Arrowage Frank, helper T. J. Moynihan, r. 825

Jessie
Arroyo Ricardo, student, r. 1223 McAllister
Arspt John, cook International Hotel
Art Association San Francisco, SE cor Cali-
fornia and Mason
" Students' League, Miss Julia Heynemann
secretary, 8 Montgomery Av
Artana Luigi (C. Biagini & Co.), r. 5 Vincent
Artaud Gustave, cook, r. 4 Adelaide PI
Arteche Frank, sawytrr Union Box Factory, r.

1417 Powell
Arter Elbert E., salesman, r. 1407 Baker
•' Norman R., salesman Goldberg, Bowen &
Co., r. 1407 Baker
Artesian Water Works (Alameda), Ivey L. Bor-
den superintendent, office 510 Commer-
cial
Astez John, baker, r. 1206'4 Kearny
Arthur Charles, surgeon str City of Panama
" Chester, r. 360 Brannan
" Fannie, widow, r. 360 Brannan
" George Mrs., r. 540 McAllister
" George F., barber, r. 840 Valencia
" Joseph, actor, r. 426 Natoma
" Joseph, laborer, r. 8 De Haro
" J. W., r. 3 Everett
Articary Michael, carpenter and builder, 1803

Powell
Artigues Charles A., collector Bayle, Lacoste
& Co., r. 1227, 5th Av South

Artigues Emile, manager Bayle, Lacoste & Co.,

18 Bay City Market, r." 1214 McAllister
Artigues Joseph E.. phvsician and surgeon, 623
Vallejo, r. 220 Chestnut
" Marie, widow, r. 220 Chestnut
" Marius, inspector U. S. Customs, r. 220
Chestnut
Artist Dennis, paper hanger, r. 268 Jessie
Artistic Decoration Company (Keyaert & Man-
etta), plaster decorations, 253 Stevenson
Artot August, buyer, r. 33 Belvedere
Artoux Germaine, tanner Legallet-Hellwig
Tanning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Rail-
road Av
Artslmovitch Vladimir A., consul Russia, 418
California, rooms 9-10, r. Paciflc-Union
Club
Artu Henry, cook. r. 4 Adelaide PI
Artz Joseph, butcher Katz & Sons, r. Ahlborn

House
Arundell William T., cigars and tobacco, 305^4

California, r. 204 Fair Oaks
Arvidson August, clerk E. K. Wood Lumber Co.,
r. 1403 Sanchez
•' J. A. Mrs., r. American Exchange Hotel
Arvigi Antonio (Delucchi & Arvigi), r. 422 Val-

lejo rear
Arzarve Juan, pressman George H. Tay Co., r.

405 Green
Arzberger Joseph, foreman Bissinger & Co., r.

2429 Bryant Av
Arzner Louis A., bartender, r. 1220, 22d
Asal Adolf, brush manfacturer, 1523 Mission
Asalina Dominica, r. Visitacion Valley nr 6-

Mile House
Asals John, masseur, 91 St. Ann's Bldg
Asbeck August, photographer, 1140 Market
Asbestos Parafilne Co., L. Gustaf Schroeder
president and manager, W. A. Smith
secretary, James H. Skelly vice-presi-
dent, 131-1.35. 1st
Asbestos Products Co. (Carroll B. and Donald
R. Smith), asbestos materials, paints
and boiler-pipe coverings, 128-130, 1st
Asch Augusta, widow, tailoress Edward Davis,
r. 176 Minna
" Benjamin, ganger U. S. Internal Revenue,

r. 8131/2 Geary
" Frederick H., clerk, r. 2105 Mason
" Isaac, barber William Asch, r. 465b Te-
hama
" Isidor, president Asch & Co., 101 Grant Av,

r. 608 Guerrero
" Louis, employee Cal. Fruit Evaporating

Co., r. 11 Varennes
" Phillip, barber William Asch, r. 456b

Tehama
" Simon, clerk Newman & Levinson, r. 1621

Turk
" Theresa H.. widow, r. 2105 Mason
" William, barber, 215, 6th, r. 465b Tehama
" & Co. (incorporated), Isidor Asch president,
Isedore Danziger secretary, cigars and
tobacco, 101 Grant Av
4^"Asch. See Ash and Ashe
Asche Charles, porter Lachman & Jacobi
" Harry C. salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r.

1323 Jackson
" William L., r. 1005 Leavenworth
Ascheck Henry F., draughtsman Dewey & Co.,

r. Alameda
Ascheim William, cigars and tobacco, 400 Mont-
gomery, r. 1090 Union
>6®"Ascheim. See Aschheim
Aschen Henry (Aschen & Propfe), r. 1330 Hayes
" & Propfe (Henry Aschen and Charles
Propfe), liquors, 1032 Market
Ascher Henry D., clerk, r. 1401 Steiner
" Samuel, peddler, r. ISYz Langton
4S"Ascher. See Asher
Aschheim Israel J., asst. secretary Board of

Education, r. 409 Eddy
4®"Aschheim. See Asheim
Aschmann William (A schmann & Meyenborg),
r. 7 Hyde
" & Meyenborg (William Aschmann and
August Meyenborg), groceries and
liquors, SW cor Eddy and Taylor
4®~ Aschmann. See Ashman

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Ascliwander George, milker Bareilles Bros., r

1238, 22d A.V South
Ascroft Henry, car dispatcher Geary St. P. & O.

RR Co., r. NE cor Pt. Lobes and 4th Av
4®"Ascroft. See Ashcrolt
Ash Clara, widow, r. 903 Larkin
" Frederick, r. 2105 Mason
" George D., eleotrotyper Filmer-RollinsCo.,

r. 11 Varennes
" Gregory, laborer, r. 224, 18th
" Harry, blacksmith H. Crockard's

220, Yth

" James, teamster A. A. Newbert, r. 224, 18th
" Leo, insurance broker, 204 Sansome, r.

Turk

" Lot, peddler, r. 708 San Jose Av
" M. Miss, stenographer Cal. Wine Assn.
" Mary, widow, r. 9 Varennes
" Mary, widow, r. 615, 3d
" May, domestic, 2394 Howard
" Rachael L. Miss, teacher Lincoln Evening

School, r. 809 Turk
" Richard, groceries and liquors, 755 Howard
Ash Robert (Ash & Mathews), attorney at law,

601 California, r. 1119, 17th
" Stephen W., carrier Report, r. 729^;^ Clem-
entina
" Thomas, r. 9 Varennes
Ash & Mathews (Robert Ash and Hiram W.

Mathews), attorneys at law, 601 Cali-
fornia
;gS-Ash. See Asch and Ashe
Ashburner "William Mrs., widow, r. 1014 Pine
Ashby Albert S., conductor, r. 510 Shrader
" Hirst, bootblack Frank Harris, r. 115, 2d
" John W., teamster Gray Bros., r. 712 Na-

toma
Ashcroft Julia, widow, r. 738a Valencia
" William, rattan worker, r. 371 Jessie
" William H.,r. 816, 20th
Ashden Matthais, blacksmith Joshua Hendy

Machine Wks., r. Connecticut bet 22d

and 23d
Ashe A. Sidney, 502 Safe Deposit Bldg, r. 2315

Sacramento
" Caroline L., widow, r. 2315 Sacramento
" Fannie, stenographer D. N. & E. Walter &

Co., r. 903 Larkin
" Gaston M., attorney at law, 502-504 Safe

Deposit Bldg, r. 2315 Sacramento
" George, molder Filmer-RoUins Electro.

Co., r. 11 Varennes
" James, assistant O'Connor, Moffatt&Co.,

r. 3415 Mission
" J. H., carpenter Harbor Commissioners
" John H., laborer, r. 220, 7th
" Mathew, bartender, r. 3415 Mission
^' Matthew, domestic St. Dominic's Monas-
tery
" Matthew, porter H. S. Crocker Co., r. 656i4

Natoma
" Patrick, warehouseman S. H. Frank & Co.,

r. 807 York
" Richard, messenger Anglo-Californian

Bank, r. 591 Baker
" R. Porter, attorney at law, .502-503 Safe

Deposit Bldg, r. Bohemian Club
" Thomas, laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli

Av
" W. L., insurance broker, 506 Safe Deposit

Bldg, r. 1(X)5 Leavenworth
4®" Ashe. See Ash and Asch
Ashelman A. D., r. 3914 Dore
Ashenfelter Andrew M., clerk W. Loaiza & Co.,

r. 1431 Valencia
Asher Adolph, r. 13211/2 Golden Gate Av
" Albert, cashier Garcia & Maggini, r. 611

Taylor
" Alexander B., r. 217 Fair Oaks
" Asher F., gents furnishings and hats, 305

Grant Av., r. 1929/2 Sutter
" Bruno K., r. 1321 14 Golden Gate Av
" Charles L. (Stone, Stanton & Co.), r. The

Baldwin
" Daniel, shirt manufacturer, r. 152 Waller
" Eugene, gripman Cal. St. RR, r. 1908

Larkin
" Herman, cutter Meyer Bros., r. 446'/^ Na-
toma

Asher Hugo K., attorney at law, 508 California,

rooms 32 and 35, r. 13211/2 Golden Gate Av
" Isaac, tanner Legallet-Hellwig Tanning

Co., r. 26211/4 Harrison
" Isaac J., stock clerk M. Friedman & Co., r.

4131/4 Octavia
" IsadorK., salesman, r. 1321 Golden Gate

Av
" Jacob, r. 611 Taylor
" Jacob, tailor, 426 Geary
" Marx, clerk Greenbaum & Co., r. 13211/4

Golden Gate Av
" Maurice L., attorney at law, 515-516 Em-
porium Bldg, r. 731 Eddy
" Max, salesman L. & G. Brenner, r. 611

Taylor
•' Minnie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 413i/4 Octavia
" Morris, painter, r. 413J4 Octavia
" Phillip, blacksmith Chris. Anderson, r.

1514 Lang ton
" Rachel, widow, r. 67^ Henry
" Ralph, butcher, r. 43714 Tehama
" Sam E., wines and liquors, NW cor Geary

and Fillmore, r. 127 Olive Av
" Simon, r. 107 Trenton
" W., r. 418 Ellis
" William, salesman A. F. Asher, r. 1929J4

Sutter
1^3" Asher. See Ascher
Asherson Emil, collector, r. 1830 Sutter

" Louis, r. 1830 Sutter
Ashford Charles W., agent Mutual Reserve

Fund Life Assn. (of N. Y.), r. E. Oakland
" Clarence W., attornev at law, 23 Mills

Bldg, 4th floor, r. 707^ Hyde
" Josephine Miss, r. 18 Essex
" Parker J., sign painter Swan & Stein, r. 341

Mississippi
Ashhorn William, baker, r. 724 Mission
Ashim Barach J., druggist, 531, 4th

" M. A.Mrs., r. 1530 Ellis
Ashland The, Mrs. Ellen Long proprietor, 108

McAllister
" Woolen Mills, J. W. Collins agent, 516-518

Market
Ashley Albert S., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

510 Shrader
" Delos R., deckhand State Dredge No. 2, r.

835, 17th
" Dexter C, clerk auditing dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. Redwood City
" George C, salesman H. S. Crocker Co., r.

East Oakland
" James H., aviary keeper Golden Gate Park
" L. E., inspector Harbor Commissioners
" Lucius W., painter, r. 418 Ellis
Ashman John H., rigger Llewellyn Da vies, r. 13

Douglass
" Richard T., machinist William H. Eckley,

r. 421c Natoma
" William H.. messenger, r. 124 Silver
" William T., janitor Bank of British Colum-
bia, r. 421C Natoma
" William T., stevedore, r. 124 Silver
ii®"Ashman. See schmann
Ashmead Gustavus S., carpenter and builder,

1924 Bryant Av, r. 1920 Bryant Av
" S. W. Mrs., varieties, 155, 11th
Ashmore William E., bartender The Yosemite,

r. 88, 9th
Ashtenhagen Richard, upholsterer, r. 429 Ivy Av
Ashton Charles ( Ash ton & Gardiner), r. 767 Capp
" Charles, machine hand Siebe, Glanville

Co., r. Oakland
" Frank, real estate agent, 411 Montgomery,

r. 11514 Bartlett

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Pacific States Advertising Bureau,

San Francisco Office, 405 Sansome St.

Ashton George, carpenter South S. F. Tannery
" George F., special ageni, Fireman's Fund

Ins. Co., r. 1606 Larkin
" George W. H., car worker Union I. Wks.,

r. 19 Hope
" Harry T., carpet layer Chicago Clock Co.,

r. 1731 Lexington Av
" Mary, widow, r. 2022 Taylor
" Richard, seaman, r. 1003 Battery
" The, Mrs. Lizzie Ayers proprietor, 112

Taylor
" William, fireman Pac. Power Co.
" William J., clerk Allison, Nefl & Co., r.

120 CoUingwood
" William S., machinist, r. 8 Essex

ASHTON & GARDINER

(Charles Asliton and FrankH. Gardiner)
real estate and insurance agents, 411
Montgomery

43-Ashton. See Aston

Ashworth Frank P., dentist, 2337b Mission

Asnworth Thomas, Superintendent Public

Streets, Highways and Squares, New

City Hall, 1st floor, r. 806 McAllister
■' William, laborer, r. 247, 2d
Asinder Thomas J., r. aS Whitney
Askew George, laborer Pac. Saw Mfg. Co r

545 Folsom
Askin Harry, electrician, r. 412 McAllister, flat 2
" J. B., traveling salesman Sanborn, Vail &

Co., r. 314 Bush
Askins Charles W., r. 7% McLea Court

" Simon, watchman Grand Hotel
Asklund Peter J., shoemaker, 1239 Folsom, r.

29 Vz Moss
Asman Otto E. (Bryant, Asman & Hahiri, r.

1723 Haight

■ William C, salesman, r. 1827 Stockton

•• William F., instrument maker The A

Lietz Co., r. 1827 Stockton
Asmann Adolph, insurance broker, 204 Sansome

r. 910 Washington
" Adolph Jr.. clerk Philip Meyer, r. 910

Washington
" Hettie Miss, stenographer construction

dept. Market St. Ry., r. 910 Washington
Asmus Charles, cooper Lachman & Jacobi r 8

Federal
" John, r. 717 Webster
Asmussen Adolph J., laborer Western Sugar

Refinery, r. 827 Folsom
'• Alfred, plumber J. L. E. Firmin, r. NE cor

Shotwell and 26th
•' Brothers (William P. and Gustave A.),

liquors. 1160 Folsom
" Charles L., law student, r. 401, 8th

■ Charles W., tinsmith, r. NE cor Shotwell

and 26th

" George, lumber, hay and grain, 2813 Mis-
sion, r. 914 Capp

" George J., clerk postofflce, r. 16f Stanly PI

" Gustave A. (Asmussen Bros.), r. 401, 8th

" Thomas, seaman, r. 442 Clementina

" W. A. Mrs., dry goods, 401. 8th

" William, fireman Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r 3064
Laguna

" William, watchman Western Sugar Refi-
nery, r. NE cor 26th and Shotwell

" William A., deputy license collector, r. 401.

" William P. (Asmussen Bros.), r. 401 8th
Aspden George, reporter Examiner, r. 3.39
Kearny

" George, shipsmith, 114 King, r. Connecti-
cut bet 23d and 23d, Potrero

Aspden John, laborer, r. 28 Federal
" Joseph, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co r

1108 Oak
" Matthias, blacksmith, r. Connecticut bet

22d and 23d, Potrero
" Minnie Miss, press feeder Dickman-Jones
Co., r. Connecticut bet 23d and 2.3d Po-
trero
" Robert, r. 3-39 Kearny
Aspe Martha, domestic, 2115 Howard
Asper Bert, laborer, r. 209, 26th
Asplund Adolph F., master schr Alice Kimball
office 15 Steuart, r. 325, 1st
" Algernon S., musician, r. 925 Hyde
" Arthur A., machinist, r. 682 Clementina
" Ernest (Jacoby, Gonsalves & Asplund), r.

" John, r. 346, 4 th
Assalino Salvatori, r. cor Harrison and Precita

Av
Assam A. L., proofreader Call
Assembly Hall, L. Hinman proprietor, 1412 Polk
Assembly Room, 7 Mills Bidg, 2d floor
Assenti Basilio, vegetable peddler, r. 16 Merritt

" Louie, vegetable peddler, r. 16 Merritt
Assessor City and County, New City Hall 1st

floor
Assin Francis, dishwasher Jacques Mounter r

616 Broadway rear
Assion Joseph, r. 348, 3d
Assis Frank, barber Joseph Goodman, r. 1614

Pine
Associated Charities, B. p. Flint president

Miss Virginia Fitch general secretary

rooms 601 Commercial
Associated Insurance Companies, composed of

Munich Re-insurance Co. limited (of

Munich) and Alliance Insurance Co

limited (of Berlin), Gutte & Frank man-
agers, 303 California
Associated Law and Adjustment Co., Albert

E. Ye rex, C. F. Humphrey and Geo. W.

Hollister special counselors, 719-720

Spreckels Bldg
Associated Press The (Western Division), John

P. Dunning superintendent, 302 Mont-
gomery, rooms 29-31
Associated Veterans Mexican War. 22 O'Far-

rell
'• Wholesale Grocers of California, R. H-

Bennett Jr. asst. secretary, 123 Califor

nia, room 25
Ast Eberhard L., chiropodist, r. 3439, 16th
" Frederick J., butcher John Gottsche r

3439, 16th
Astbury Harry, salesman John Astburv, r 164

9th J . ,

■' John, dry goods, 164, 9th

ASTER GEORGE W.,

bookbinder and manufacturer fancy
boxes and leather articles, 538 Califor-
nia, r. 1115 1-2 Shotwell

Astfelk George W., cook Dennis Dowd. r. 625

Astiz Martin, candy maker Louis Ruffleux, r.

1314Powell
Aston Sarah E., widow, r. 411, 10th
Astor Block, 631 Sacramento
" House, Allais & Bodin proprietors, 522
Pine
Astorg Alphonse, meat market, 108, 5th, and
proprietor Astorg Springs, Cobb Valley,
Lake Co., Cal.,r. 108,5th
■' Antonie, peddler, r. 23 Aileen Av
" Marcellin, butcher Alphonse Astorg, r. 108,
5th
Astredo Abagail L., widow, r. 912^4 Valleio

•■ Joseph C, r. 912i/^ Vallejo
Astronomical Society of the Pacific, f.'r. ziel

secretary and treasurer, 819 Market
Atchinson B. M. & Co. (Mrs. C. M. Atchinson
and Edward L. Cutten), dairy produce
and provisions, 16, 17, 28 and 30 Centre
Market
" C. M. Mrs. (B. M. Atchinson & Co.), r.
East Oakland
^S" Atchinson. See Acheson, Ackerson, Atchi-
son and Atkinson

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Atchison Frank, elevator man Merchants' Ex-
change Bldg
" Samuel, tinner Schuster Bros
Atchison Samuel H., superintendent Schuster
Bros., 306 Sutter, r. 838 Folsom
" Silas A., elevator man, 131 Post, r. 781 Mis-
sion
" Thomas A., policeman, r. 2208b Larkin
" William, carpenter, r. 754 Mission
Aten Mathias C. (Aten & Falkenstein), r. 715,
17th
'• & Falkenstein (Mathias C. Aten and Chris-
tian Falkenstein), blacksmiths, 752, 18th
Athan Bernard, cook, r. 28 Sacramento
Athanasiade Alexander M., elevator operator,

26 O'Farrell, r. TZiV^ Howard
Athanasiadou Eurydice Miss, bookkeeper D. G.

Camarinos, r. 6 Jansen
Athearn Charles G., shipping and commission
merchant. Pier 4 Steuart, r. 1011 Treat
Av
" C. Horace, note teller The Crocker- Wool-
worth National Bank, r. 313 Powell
" E. L. Mrs., r. 1933 Howard
" Mattie C. Miss, stenographer BostonWoven
Hose and Rubber Co., r. 1923 Howard
Athenaeum Literary and Social Society, 32

O'Farrell
Athenour Aime D., waiter J. M. Semeria, r. 930,
13th Av South
" Joseph, clerk J. JuUien & Co.
" Madeline, widow, r. 151154 Powell
Atherstone Thomas S., with Singer Mfg. Co., r.
Oakland
" Tom E., cashier Davis & Watson, r. Oak-
land
Atherton A. W., cashier R. M. Wood Co., r.
1010% Leavenworth
" Dwight C, salesman Sanborn, Vail & Co.,

r. 3426 Folsom
" Fanny A., widow, r. 340, 3d
" Frank, r. 1063 Mission
" John J., r. 53, 11th

" John W., driver X L Dairy, r. 842 Alabama
" L. A. Mrs., chiropodist, 8, 6th
" William T., canvasser, r. 53, 11th
Athey Erwin E., r. 321 Cumberland
" James L., carpenter, r. 321 Cumberland
" Oliver, can maker D. Ghirardelli Co., r. 331

Cumberland
" Oscar P., r. .321 Cumberland
Athias John, third officer str Coptic, r. 619 Fell
Athol John, teamster William J. Greer, r. 337,

14th
Atkins Alburtis, advertising solicitor The
Examiner, r. 725a 24th
" Chester, with R. C. Atkins & Sons, r. 1348

Hyde
" Eben, porter Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,

r. 415 Filbert
" George, fireman, r. 739 Minna
" George W., clerk Charles Lyons, r. 524 Eddy
" Herman W., barber, r. 620 Folsom
" James, seaman, r. 1003 Battery
Atkins J. H. P., manager W. K. Vickery, 224
Post, r. Oakland
" John, laborer, r. 307 Chestnut
" John, lumberman E. K. Wood Lumber Co.,

r. 304,3d
" John H., dental student, r. 221 Blake
" John J., molder, r. 524 Eddy
" John J. Jr., teacher cornet, r. 524 Eddy
" John P., bookmaker, r. 1913 Webster
" Joseph, gripman, r. 419 Baker
" Julia G. Miss, r. 2 Central Court
" L. G. Fitch, salesman, r. 1348 Hyde
" Mattie C, widow, r. 221 Blake
" Milton H., physician and surgeon, 1014
Valencia

ATKINS R. C. & SONS

(Rotoert C. Atkins), men's furnishers
and shirtmakers, agents Dr. Jaeger's
underwear, 123-125 Montgomery

Atkins Robert, conductor Geary St. RRCo., r.
331 Blake
" Roberto. (R. C.Atkins & Sons), r. 1348Hyde
" Robert S., with R. C. Atkins & Sons, r.
Alameda

Atkins William, horseman, r. 43, 6th
" William G. (Atkins & Adams), r. Berkeley
" & Adams (W. G. Atkins and J. T. Adams),
book and job printers, 321 Davis
Atkinson A., clerk sta. D postofBce, r. 915
Geary
" Anna Miss, dressmaking, 1516 Mission
" David, carpenter str City of Puebla
" David, laundryman Occidental Hotel
" David R., clerk Commercial Union Assur-
ance Co., r. 11 Clementina
" David W.. mill hand, r. 112 Harriet
" Edgar L. (Thomas T.Atkinson &Co.),r.

1444 McAllister
" Edwin v., conductor, r. 11 Alpine
" Frank, clerk W. F. Friedhofer, r. 1516 Mis-
sion
" Frank, engineer, r. 2754 Oak Grove Av
" George E., lumber, 314 California
Atkinson George F., proprietor California Wood
Novelty Works, 1119 Market, r. 11 Clem-
entina
" H., laborer Pac. Roll. Mills
" Hannah Mrs., r. 1516 Mission
" Harry L., bookkeeper Page, McCutchen &

Eells, r. 808 Leavenworth
" Henry, painter, r. 25 Clementina
" Henry W., engineer, r. 913 Fulton
" Herbert, teamster, r. 6 Juniper
" James, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
" John, machinist, r. 135, 10th
" Joseph A., mill hand, r. 112 Clinton
" Lizzie Mrs., r. 246, 6th
" Maggie Miss, stenographer and typewriter.

r. 1516 Mission
" Mary H. Miss, bookkeeper Otto Berman.

r. 1516 Mission
" Oliver M., nurse, r. 3410Ji Sacramento
" Philip Q., special officer Hornlein Bros., r.

613 Shotwell rear
" Ralph, laborer, r. 15 Minna
" Rose H., widow, r. 371 Minna
" Sarah Mrs., nurse, r. 37^4 Oak Grove Av
Atkinson T. E., public accountant, 419 Cali-
fornia, room 2, r. 1923 Vallejo
" Thomas, carpenter, r. 142i/2, 4th
" Thomas J., hoseman Engine No. 29, r. 112
Clinton
Atkinson Thomas T., grain broker. 337 Pine, r.

1444 McAllister
Atkinson Thomas T. & Co. (Edgar L. Atkin-
son), stock brokers, 337 Pine
" Walter, seaman, r. 31 Broadway
" Walter S.. draughtsman Union I. Wks., r.

2714 Oak Grove Av
" William, shipper Occidental Foundry, r.

532 Howard
^' William, clerk General Freight Office S. P.

Co., r. 1747 Mission
" William J., carpenter, r. 35 Ford
e^' AtkinsoQ. See Acheson, Ackeson, Aitchi-

son and Atchinson
Atlantic and Pacific Fast Freight Line, H. C.
Bush manager, H. H. Francisco agent,
S. W. Cushman cashier, 61 Chronicle
Bldg
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Co., h. c. Bush
general freight agent, 61 Chronicle Bldg,
John L. Truslow asst. general passetger
agent, 644 Market
" Brush Co. (James C. and Robert Blair),
brushes and feather dusters, 510 Mont-
gomery
" Comb Co., Goodyear Rubber Co. agents,

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Atlantic Fish Co. , dried and pickled flsh, Thomas
J. Knowles agent, 305 Front
" Free Warehouse, C. H. Oilman & Co. pro-
prietors, SE cor Battery and Broad vay
Atlantic Publishing Co., Boelim & McLennan
managers, 50.St. Ann's B dg
" Straw Worl5s, David C. Braid proprietor,

manufacturer straw hats, 104, 5th
" U. S. Bonded Tea Warehouse, C. H. Gil-
man & Co. proprietors, SE cor Battery
and Broadway
" U. S. Bonded Warehouse, C. H. Oilman &

Co. proprietors, 718 Battery
■ Washing Machine Co., Joseph Wood man-
ager, 191 Hyde
Atlas Assurance Co. (of London, Eng.), Frank
J. Devlin manager, 309-311 Sansome
" Building and Loan Association, Nathan
Schlesinger secretary 304 Montgomery

ATLAS IRON WORKS,

ENGINEERS AND IRON FOUNDERS,
Patrick Noble president, Frank Lester
superintendent, W. J. Miller secre-
tary, manufacturers of shop, mill,
mining and road macbinery, NE cor
Napa and Louisiana, Potrero, tele-
phone Jessie 341
Atlas Tack Corporation, J. L. Hobart agent

45, 2d
Ally Willi im, salesman S. J. Friedlaiider &

Co., r. Oakland
Attell Coleman, pawnbroker, 103, 3d, r. 131-2
Buchanan
" Jacob, plumber, r. 46'/4 Clementina
" Joseph, pawnbr ker, 255, 3d
'• Joseph H. (S. Attell & Son), r. 805 Leaven-
worth
" Meyer, glazier, r. 255, 31
" S. & Son (Seymour and Joseph H. Attell)

merchant tailors, 419 Spreckels Bide
" Seymour (S. Attell & Son), r. 805 Leaven-
worth
Atthowe Reginald, clerk Bulletin, r. 1924 Union
" William C, bookkeeper Daniel Keefe, r 713

York
" William J., 4th officer str Coptic, r. 1924
Union
Attinger Adolph, stereotyper, r. 1037 Noe
" Christian, tailor W. F. Attinger r 412

McAllister
" George J., trimmer Joseph T. Poheim r

228 Clipper
" John, tailor, r. 1037 Noe
" W. Frederick, tailor, 1130 Turk
Attle Joseph, poultry raiser, 304 Sweeney
Attorney City and County, New City Hall

third floor

Attorney District, New City Hall, second floor

Attorney General State of California, William

F Fitzgerald, oflice 419 California, rooms

18-20

Attorney United States, Henry s. Foote, U S

Appraisers' Bldg, room 61
Attorneys Free Kindergarten, Miss Sarah L

Hunt principal, 535 Castro
Attridge Allen, cartman Harbor Commission-
ers, r. 2005 Leavenworth
" Arthur, shoemaker, r. 210 Noe
" Edmund J., porter, r. 2005 Leavenworth
" Ellen Miss, r. Our Lady's Home
" James, painter, r. 2005 Leavenworth
" James, porter Oregon Lodging House, 641

Commercial
" John, machine operator, r. 13051/4 Broadway
" John G., shoemaker, r. 2005 Leavenworth

Attridge Joseph, plumber, r. W s Tennessee bet
Butte and Solano
" Thomas, laborer, r. 28 Garden, rear
" Thomas J., r. 3005 Leavenworth
" William J., law student Young & Powers,
r. 2005 Leavenworth
Attrig Maggie, widow, r. 1305 Broadway
Attwood Melville, consulting and mining ena-i-
neer, 402 Montgomery, room 29, r. Berke-
ley
" Peter, painter, r. 214, 3d
" William, sign painter, 656 Mission
*kB-Attwood. See Atwood
A tuba Bernardo, r. 813 Van Ness Av
Atwater Cortez L., shipping clerk Henry Bern-
hard & Co., r. 708 Montgomery
■• Herbert G. C, blacksmith H. B. Schindler

r. 348 Fremont
" Louis, printer Abramson-Heunisch Co , r

1057 Folsom
" Louis, lithographer, r. 1057 Folsom
" M. G. Mrs., foreladv Henry Bernhard &

Co., r. 708 Montgomery
" William E. (Roger & Atwater), r. 728 Sut-
ter
" William L., carpenter, r. 1057 Folsom
Atwell Lilly, widow, r. 122 Grove
Atwood A. L., attorney at law, 330 Pine, rooms
38-30, r. 743 Pine
" Amelia J., widow, r. 673, 30th
" Edward N., superintendent California
agencies Union Mutual Life Ins. Co.,
419 California, rooms 1-3
" Ernest C, engineer Pac. Coast Syrup Co.,

r. Golden Gate, Cal.
" George E., salesman Anspacher Bros., r

137 Perry
" George E. Jr., clerk James H. Gates & Son,

r. 127 Perry
" Grace E. Miss, r. 1421 Bush
" H. R., Port Warden, office Clay St. Wharf

r. East Oakland
" John A., harness maker, r. 127 Perry
" Lillie Miss, saleslady, r. 673, 20th
" Robert B., lineman Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co. r

35, 13th
" William A., dentist, 12 Murphy Bldg
" William H., laborer, r. 105 Berry
" William W. (Atwood & Co.), r. Oakland
" & Co. (William W. Atwood and Charles W
Keith), wood engravers, 508 Montgom-
ery, room 23
At zero th Edlef (H. Atzeroth & Co. and H. & E
Atzeroth), r. 1619 Howard
" Frederick W. H. (Atzeroth & Bendel), r.

13011/2 Buchanan
" H. & Co. (Henry and Edlef Atzeroth),

liquors, SE cor 10th and Howard
" H. & E. (Henry and Edlef Atzeroth),

liquors, 151, 10th
" Henry (H. Atzeroth & Co. and H. & E.

Atzeroth), r. 40b Erie
•' Henry B., clerk R. Rohde & Co., r. \mi

Buchanan
" & Bendel (Frederick W. H. Atzeroth and
Louis Bendel), liquors, NW cor Sacra-
mento and East
Auber Daniel, bartender Frank Pedelie, 644 Sac-
ramento
Aubert Albert, delicacies, 827 Pacific, r. 120'^
Trenton PI
" Albert, gardener Louis H. Pottet, r.

Nebraska nr Cortland Av
" Lucien J., exchange clerk London, Paris
and American Bank, r. 1314 O'Farrell
Aubertin Charles, carpenter, r. 974 Folsom

" George A., barber, 516, 6th
Aubin August H., cigars and tobacco, 1 Grant

Av, r. 621 Larkin
Aubrey Charles, teamster Roth, Blum & Co., r
307 Mason
" Charles B., watchman, r. 261 Jersey
" Charles R., butcher, r. 2710 Pine
" Julia Miss, milliner, r. 307 Mason
" Sadie Mrs., r. 3710 Pine
Aubry Edmond E., real estate and insurance,
3245 Mission, r. 91 Elizabeth
" George, cook Fabien Hitte, r. 705 California
Auburn Jacob, laborer, r. 16 Polk Lane

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Aude Barbara, widow, r. 21 Fell
Audeaud Peter, restaurant, 706 Montgomery
Audemard Alfred, hatter, r. 478 Tehama
" James P., musician, r. 478 Tehama
'■ Kate, widow, r. 478 Tehama
" Leon A., hatter, 1115 Market, r. 478 Tehama
Audenried George A., r. 2512 Washington
Audet Louis, offices and furnished rooms, 20

O'Farrell
Audibert Gustave, laborer, r. 915 Bryant
Auditor City and County, New City Hall, 1st

floor

Auditorium The, theater, Friedlander. Gottlob

& Co. proprietors, NE cor. Eddy and

Jones

Auditorium The, wines and liquors. Woods,

Munn & Twomey proprietors, 9 Powell

Audusseau Marius, re.staurant, 1126 Dupont, r.

4 Graham PI
Auer Bernard A., solicitor Preferred Accident
Ins. Co., r. Oakland
" Carl, wood turner, r. 613 Florida
Auerbach Alfred (Auerbach & Thompson), r. 115
Minna
" Bertha, widow, r. 2414a Sacramento
" David, auctioneer, r. 611 Taylor
" Leopold, r. 1514 Post

" & Thompson (Alfred Auerbach and David
Thompson), proprietors Pacifio Fringe
Factory, 115 Minna
Aufenanger John, 306 Folsom
" John Jr., bolt cutter Payne's Bolt Wks.,

r. 308 Folsom
" Louis, bolt cutter Payne's Bolt Wks., r.

306 Folsom
" W., bolt cutter Payne's Bolt Wks., r. 306
Folsom
Aufret Susanne, widow, r. 807 Pacific
Aufrichtig Louis, clerk Bauer Bros. & Co., r.
323 Van Ness Av
" Samuel, salesman Newman & Levinson,
r. 1327 Steiner
Augas Jules J., laundry, 214, 17th
Augenblick Marc, liquors, 230, 3d, r. 530. 3d
Auger Albert, painter, r. 605 Ivy Av
" Albert, watch maker Maurice Van Vliet,
r. 625^ Larkin
Auger Bernard E., secretary Derbec Blue
Gravel Mining Co., 320 Sansome, room
26, r. 806 Franklin
" Constant J., jeweler, 4-5 Chronicle Bldg, r.

625 Larkin
" F. Mrs., modiste, 625 Larkin
" Louis F., carpenter, r. 605 Ivy Av
" Louis N., brass finisher Joseph Budde, r.
655 Howard
Augstein Henry, barber, 101, 19th
" Sidney (Augstein & Fleischman), r. Rivoli

Av nr Stanyan

" William, plumber Charles Rehm, r. 101, 19th

" & Fleischman (Sidney Augstein and M. R.

Fleischman), manufacturers' agents, 126

Kearny, room 32

Augur Thomas W., 1st mate bkt J. D. Peters, r.

East Berkeley
August Albert, packer Pac. Butchers' Supply
Co., r. 1243 Sanchez
■' Philip, barber, 316 East, r. 223 Broadway
Augustine Emma, Sister Superioress Sacred
Heart Presentation Convent School,
SW cor Taylor and Ellis
" John, casing maker Frank Suhling, r. 5th

Av South nr M
" John, laborer, r. 6314 Chenery
" JohnF.,horseshoerFarnsworth&Ruggles,

r. 631/i Chenery
" Joseph, laborer Cal. Fertilizer Wks., r. 5th

Av South bet L and M.
" William, cabinet maker Henry G. Krasky,
r. Alameda
Augustiny John, butcher, 315 Turk, r. 6 Marye
Terrace
" Peter F., fish, 8071/2 Valencia
" William, restaurant, 126, 9 ^h, r. 1229 How-
ard
Augusto John, dairyman, 35 Ritch, r. 37 Ritch
Augustus Frank, porter Kragen Furniture Co.,

r. UYz Grant Av
Aul George, poultry raiser. Banks nrOld Hickory

Auld Cecilia, widow, r. 608V^ Leavenworth
" Ernest C, manager The Edwin W. Joy Co.,

269 Stevenson, r. 720d Bush
" Frances Miss, compositor James H. Barry,

r. 608^ Leavenworth
" John, carpenter, r. 121, 16th
" John M., harness maker, r. 214 Perry
" M. I. Mrs., lodgings, 537 Howard
" Robert L., bookkeeper Charles P. Harris, r.

123 Turk
" Robert W., oiler Sutter St. Ry., r. 22 Boyce
" Royal I., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.

Oakland
" William P., salesman Raphael's, r. 608J4
Leavenworth
Auletti Frank, machinist I. L. Burton
Ault C. G. Mrs., dressmaking, 1960 Howard
" Charles G., engineer, r. 1960 Howard
■' Henry M., frame fitter A. & A. Baker, r. 63

Natoma
" James M., clerk, r. 1960 Howard
" Joseph, teamster, r. 148, 6th
" Joseph P., laborer, r. 64 Tehama
" Matthias, Gov. flour inspector, r. 2021a

Mission
" Matthias P., teamster, r. 64 Tehama
" Richard, coachman, 1408 Fulton
" Samuel W., laborer, r. 64 Tehama
4®- Ault. See Alt

Aumiller Bertha, widow, r. 20 Stockton PI
Aune Peter O., salesman, r. 5 Vasserot PI
Auradou A. Leon, r. 1309 Powell
" A. Leon Jr., collector, r. 8I5V2 Filbert
" John, driver George D. Bunker, r. 660

Brannan
" Jules, foreman George D. Bunker, r. 660

Brannan
" Jules Jr., pork packer George D. Bunker, r.
660 Brannan
Aureguy Fortune, bookkeeper estate of Eugene

Avy, r. 1411 Powell
Aurich Abraham, r. 1238 Eddy
" Adolph (Aurich & Heins), r. 708 California
" Charles, clerk Greensfelder & Co., r. 1238

Eddy
" Gustave, clerk Newman & Levinson, r.

1238 Eddy
■' Leon, clerk Nordman Bros., r. 1238 Eddy
" & Heins (Adolph Aurich and Julius Heins)
liquors, 607 Sacramento
Aurora Distilling Co. (Cincinnati, O.), agency

819 Market, rooms 23, 24
Aurrecoechea Jose, r. 932 Jackson
Auser Edward, teamster F. P. Elliot, r. 408, 11th
'■ Fred, clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co., r. 214, 6th
Ausinder Thomas J., r. 33 Whitney
Ausseresses Louis, cooper, r. 935 Army
Austermuhle Sophie, widow, r. 340 McAllister
Austin Ada Mrs., r. 20, 13th
" Albert, printer H. S. Crocker Co., r. 17 Glen

Park Av
■' Albert L., bookkeeper, r. 9 Germania
" Anne, widow, r. 1524 Howard
" Arthur, barber John Schmidt, r. Howard
" Benjamin C. Jr., insurance agent,'23 Colum-
bian Bldg, r. Alameda
" Charles, engraver Shreve & Co., r. Alameda
" Charles, metal sign worker, r. 1130 Market
" Charles, varieties, 207, 9th
" Christopher, marine fireman, r. 512i/i, 2d
" Edward A., clerk, r. 529 Sacramento
'^ Edward. H., clerk The Bank of British

North America, r. 610 O'Farrell
" Edwin, r. 27^/4 Zoe

" Eugene O., with Frederick A. Bliss, r.
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Austin Frank C, teamster James M. Newell, r.
1911 Mission

" Franklin B., butcher, r. 1917c O'Farrell rear

" Frederick H., candy maker Henry C.
Cassen, r. 536 Hermann

" George, teamster John Tuttle, r. 7th Av
nr J

" Harry N.. restaurant, 1005 Valencia

" Henry S., foreman, r. 1119, 34th

" H. Lynn, clerk The Baldwin

" John, carpenter, r. 63^ Chenery
Austin Joseph, freight adjuster Pacific Mail
Steamship Co. and Occidental and Ori-
ental Steamship Co. and Park Commis-
sioner, office cor 1st and Brannan, r. 320
Page

" Joseph, tailor, r. 323 Eddy

" Joseph F., teamster, r. 1524 Howard

" Katie Mrs., presser J. Spaulding & Co., r.
.55054 Natoma

" Lee, collector, 504 Kearny, room 10, r. 20
Glen Park Av

" Malcom O., physician and surgeon, 3034b
16th

" May, widow, r. 536 Hermann

" Richard, porter C. M. Volkman, r. 118
Drumm

" Robert, r. 437 O'Farrell

" Sarah, widow, r. 516 Lombard

" Stephen H., foreman Frolich & Meighan, r.
1119, 24th

'» Theresa Mrs., r. 44, 3d

" Thomas, laborer Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 2117
' Greenwich

" Thomas, seaman, r. Everett House

" Wallace (Austin & Co.), r. 827 Harrison

" William, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
4311/2 Chestnut
Austin & Co. (Wallace Austin), draymen, ,305

Davis
Australian Dispatch Line of Clipper Ships,
J. J. Moore & Co. agents, 302 California
Austrian Benevolent Society, Druids' Hall,
413 Sutter

" Export Association The (Vienna), Halla
& Co. Pacific Coast agents, 303 California

" National Society, 121 New Montgomery

" Phoenix Royal and Imperial Privileged
Insurance Co. The (of Vienna), William
H. C. Fowler general agent, 411 Cali-
fornia

" Veritas (Alameda), Lueder Hopken agent,
321 California
Austrian Wire Works, John Mehes proprietor,
(■ 283 Stevenson

Austro-Hungarian Consulate, Francis Korbel

consul, 308 Battery
Autagne August, r. cor Victoria and Stanley

" George, bakery, Minerva nr Plymouth Av,
r. cor Victoria and Stanley
Autard Eugene, laundryman John Bernou, r.

629, 3d
Autey William H., waiter, r. 731 Brannan rear
"Automatic" Sewing Machine, A. T. Eggles-
ton manager, 342 Post

AUX VILLES DE FRANCE ET

D'AMERIQUE, Maison A. Truflfert, im-
porter and maker of robes and trous-
seaux, 609 Taylor
Auxiliary Fire Alarm Co., 316 Bush
Auzerais Building, SW cor Powell and Ellis
" Raoul A., secretary The Huit Loom and
Fabric Co., 504 Kearny, room 10, r. Oak-
land
Avan John, sergeant police, r. 13 Tehama

Avansino Antonio, r 726^4 Green rear
" Joseph, helper Frediani & Levau, r. 72614

Green rear
" Louis, laborer P. J. Desenfant, r. 7361^4
Green rear
Ave Frank M., porter Roth, Blum & Co., r. 22

Rutledge Av
Avellar Manuel M., barber, 1532 Kentucky, r.

1530 Kentucky
Avenue Cleaning and Dyeing Establishment,
Mrs. C. A. Hansen proprietor, 8 Golden
Gate Av
" House, 330 Montgomery Av
Aver James H., liquors, SE cor 20th and Ken-
tucky
Averell Herbert E., salesman G.|E. Woodbury,
r. 1637 Mission
" Sarah B., widow, r. 1637 Mission
" Walter B., clerk H. Dutard, r. 1637 Mission
" Wilson, r. 423 Bryant

" Wilson Jr., clerk Moore, Ferguson &Co.,
r. 423 Bryant
Averett Alexander, bellman Palace Hotel, r.

1708 Broderick
Averill George W., r. 326 Eddy
" James P., manager Davis Brothers, r. 710
Bush
Averola Andrew, seaman, r. 1119b Kearny
Avery Dean R. (D. R. Avery & Co.). r. 708 Brod-

" D. R. & Co. (Dean R. Avery), fruits and

vegetables, 18-19 Centre Market
" Emma, widow, r. 8 Lizzie
" Francis, accountant John W. Pew, r. Sau-

salito
" Frank M., conductor S. F. & S. M. Ry.
" James O., compositor H. S. Crocker Co., r.

1108, 19 th
" Jennie Mrs., dressmaking, r. 404 Franklin
" Judson, salesman D. R. Avery & Co., r.

North Temescal, Alameda Co.
" Mark H., traveling salesman James De La

Montanya, r. Oakland
" Minnie, widow, r. 44a Gilbert
Avery Richard B., job printer, The Temple, 117
Turk, r. 10, 13th nr Harrison
" Robert J., blockmaker, 4854 Silver
" Walter, switchman, r. 650, 4th
" Walton F., pattern maker Alonzo Coffln
" William H., ticket clerk Pac. Mail S. S.
Co., r. Occidental Hotel
.\ villa Frank M., elevator tender U. S. Custom
House, r. Ill Jackson
" Joseph E., laborer, r. 451 Stevenson
" Manuel A. (Sherry, Avilla & Co.), r. Sau-
salito
Avon William, plumber W. D. Hobro, r. Berkeley
4®= Avon. See Avan
Avondale Hotel, Daniel Mahoney proprietor,

456, 6th
Avy Alvina, widow, r. 310 Lombard
" Eugene (estate of), 330 Sansome, rooms

55-56
" Eugene, clerk estate of Eugene Avy, r. 310
Lombard
Axel Rudolph, laborer Western Sugar Refinery
" Soderlind, waiter Daniel Libby, r. 618
Perry
Axelrod Bernard, junk dealer, r. 439 Grove

" Samuel, merchant, r. 1236, 23d
Axelrood Max, physician, r. 110, 34th
Axelson Charles, 1st mate bkt Newsboy, r.

" H., seaman .str Areata
Axford Walter F., manager W. Axford, r. NW
cor 35th and Noe
" William, proprietor Mission Iron Foundry.

2156 Harrison, r. NW cor 25th and Noe
" William J., molder W. Axford, r. 133c 19th
Axt Herman J., house painter, IOO414 Harrison,
r. 2O814, 7th
" Ludwig, r. 208!/2, 7th
Axtell George M., proprietor The Yellowstone,
23 Montgomery, r. 418 Francisco
" Henry, machinist The Pelton Water Wheel

Co., r. Berkeley
" John, restaurant, 1631 Market, r. 3 Elm
Axtmann Eva, widow, dressmaking, 1616 Bu-
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Axtmann Leopold, bakery, 1124 Harrison
" Leopold F., helper Krug & Yung, r. 1124

Harrison
Axton Frederick R., dentist, office 513 Spreck-

els Bldg, hours 9 :00 a. m. to 5 :00 p. m., r.

721 Franklin
" Henry, r 721 Franklin
" William, bartender Ferguson & Curley, r.

319 Sutter
Ayala A., steerage steward str Willamette

Valley
" Raymond, barber, 1032 Folsom
Ayens Albert, laborer South S. F. Tannery

" J., watchman South S. F. Tannery
Ayer Arthur F., cook C. D. Wildrick, r. 153()

Polk
" C, widow, r. 640 Golden Gate Av
" Charles H. (Ferguson & Ayer), r. 20 Turk
" Clarence, upholsterer I. L. Solomon &'Co.,

r. 4 Golden PI
" Clarence E., solicitor, r. 4 Golden PI
" Frederick, pile driver, r. 17% Stevenson
" Frederick, shoe cutter, r. 414 Van Ness

Av
" Frederick E., ticket agent Great Northern

Railway, 628 Market, r. Alameda
" Joseph S., carpenter Joseph Y. Ayer, r. 714,

17th
" Joseph Y., carpenter, 9 Hardy, r. 720, 17th
" Lucretia, dressmaker, r. Itll Castro
" Mllo, upholsterer, r. 4 Golden PI
" Walter W., bridge builder, r. 617 Jones
" Washington, physician and surgeon,. 215

Geary, r. 1632 Clay
" William, teacher stenograph. 338 Mont-
gomery, r. 899 Noe
" William B., stenographer Owl Cigar Co., r.

4 Golden PI
j8®"Ayer. See Ayers, Ayres, Eayrs and Eyre
Ayers Alex. & Co'. (Alexander Ayers), wood and

coal, SW cor Clement and 2d Av
" Alexander (Alex. Ayers & Co.),r. 114 Cle-
ment
" Alexander, saddler, r. 112 Taylor
" Arthur, with Shreve & Co., r. Berkeley
" Charles L., car dispatcher Market St. Ry.,

r. 2110 Mission
" Clarence W. (Yankee Novelty Mfg. Co.)
Ayers Edward N., proprietor Ayers' Pharmacy,

229 Leavenworth, r. 301 Leavenworth
" Ernestine I. (Ernestine I. Ayers & Co.), r.

229 Devisadero
" Ernestine & Co. (Ernestine I. Ayers), gro-
ceries and millinery, SW cor Page and

Devisadero
" Fred J., electrician Will & Finck Co., r.

2603 Bush
" George, carrier Edwards Publishing Co.
" George W., plumber, E s Carolina bet

Santa Clara and Mariposa
" Grosvenor P., manager sales dept. Hol-

brook, Merrill & Stetson, r. 1605 Golden

Gate Av
" H., blacksmith Studebaker Bros. Mfg. Co.,

r. Oakland
" J. C, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1581 Turk
" John C, corporal police, r. 716 Hampshire
" Lizzie, widow, r. 2 Lily Av
" .Lizzie, widow, proprietor The Ash ton, 112

Taylor
" Maria D. Mrs., r. SE cor Carolina and

Santa Clara
" Mary P., widow, r. 2419c Clay
" Matilda J. Miss, dental student, r. 4 Hyde
" Minnie, domestic, 916 O'Farrell
" Nellie Mrs., r. 1203 Market
" Nicholas, blacksmith, r. 928, 11th Av South
" Thomas, teamster, r. 928, 11th Av South
" Thomas F., hide curer James Beatty, r.

1th Av. South bet N and P
" William, calker, r. 928, 11th Av South
" William, laborer S. P. Co., r. 37Vi Garden
" William Jr., blacksmith John Dippel, r.

938, 11th Av South
" William H., carpenter Corporation Yard

S. F. F. D., r. 114 Clement
Ayers' Pharmacy, Edward N. Ayers proprie-
tor, 239 Leavenworth
4®=Ayers. See Ayer, Ayres, Eayrs and Eyre

Ayhens Leon C, butcher Alphonse Geantit, 530
Merchant
" Leon E., butcher A. Astorg, r. 422 Minna
' ' Paul, butcher, r. 16th A v South bet P and Q
" Paul A., laborer, r. 423% Mississippi
Ayler Edward, machinist Bay City Iron Wks., r.

529 Sacramento
Ayles Frederick, hostler Charles Mattheas &

Co., r. 413, 6th
Aylieff Harry, S. P. Co., r. 53 Precita Av
Aylward Charles, driver Morton Special Deliv-
ery, r. 1219 Devisadero
" John J., machinist Corporation Yard S. F.

F. D., r. 2611 Post
" Richard, laborer Market St. Ry., r. 1807

Haight
" Richard P., manager Racing Team T. H.

B. Varney, r. Fairmount Hotel
" Thomas, watchman Market St. Ry., r. 37
Lily Av
Aymard Francois, tanner, r. 815 Stockton
Ayres Charles, plumber Union I. Wks., r. 78%

Brosnan
Ayres Ella R., vice-principal Ayres' Steno-
graphic Institute, 335 Montgomery,
rooms 29-32, r. 899 Noe
" Emma, widow, r. 1020 Post
■' Eugene R., check clerk O. R. & N. Co., r.

2121 Howard
" F. W., painter, r. 909 Kearny
" George W., salesman F. W. Banks, r. 728,

31st
" Harry, r. 1133 Jessie
Ayres Irvln, secretary and treasurer Pacific
Sheet Metal Works, 309-211 Mission, r.
Oakland
" Jacob, salesman F. W. Banks, r. 728, 21st
" James C, conductor, r. 1581 Turk
■' Lucas, student, r. 2131 Howard
" Rollin C, r. 16,30 Howard
Ayres' Stenograpliic Institute, William F.
Ayres principal, Mrs. Ella R. Ayres
vice-principal, 335 Montgomery, rooms
29-32
" William, r. 404 Polk
Ayres WUliam F., principal Ayres' Steno-
graphic Institute, 335 Montgomery,
rooms 29-32, r. 899 Noe
" W. Wallace, druggists' broker, 602 Market
basement, r. 2121 Howard
4®= Ayres. See Ayer, Ayers, Eayrs and Eyre
Ayscough Arthur, rattan worker, r. 45 Ritch
" William H., chair maker Hey wood Bros. &
Co., r. 371 Jessie
Azam Louis, tanner Legallet-Hellwig Tanning

Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad
Azevedo John J., driver John Augusto, r. 35
Ritch
" Joseph, laborer, r. 349 Pacific
Azores Hotel, Raulino V. Silveira proprietor,

112 Jackson
Azote Mining Co. (Butte Co.), Abraham Halsey
secretary, 530 California, rooms 49-60

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Baack Henry, packer Nathan, Dohrmann & Co.,

r. California Av off Fair Av
Baader August, bartender, r. 14 Moss
Baader John, proprietor New York Casino, fine

wines, liquors and cigars, 142, 4th nr

Howard, r. Lorin, Alameda Co
-e®=Baader. See Bader
Baagano Angelo, cabinet maker S. F. Furniture

Mfg. Co., r. 13 Miller

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DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF

FOREIGN vf DOMESTIC COAL.

Family Trade a Specialty.

Baago Knud, tailor, 358 Jessie, r. 1415, 25th
" N. Peter, frame maker Sanborn, Vail &
Co., r. Berkeley
Bair James L., coffee saloon, 315 Grant Av, r.

1134a 22a
Baartz John, molder, r. 11-2514 Broadway
Baiiser August, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r.
16th Av South bet K and L
" Charles, laborer, r. 16th Av South bet K

and L
" Ferdinand, distiller, r. 16th Av South bet

K and L,
" Ferdinand Jr., laborer, r. 16th Av South

bet K and L
" Frederick, butcher, r. 16th Av South bet K
and L
Babb Harry R., teamster Teele & Co., r. 824
Olive Av
" Henry H., teamster, r. 24 Byington Av
" Milton E., attorney at law, 519 Montgomery
Babbitt J. H. Mrs., proprietor The New Arling-
ton, 1015 Market
Babbitt Jobn H., carriage and wagon maker,
314-;n6-318 McAllister, r. 1015 Market
'^ William, porter E. Rolkin, r. 217, 3d
Babbler Frederick, machinist First St. Wks.,

Union I. Wks., r. 19 Hawthorne
Babcock Albert, school teacher, r. 412 Cole
" Allen H., asst. engineer General Electric

Co., r. Oakland
•' Benjamin E.. widow, r. 1124 McAllister
" Charles H., undertaker A. W. Martin & Co.,

r. 118 Geary
" Frank, carpenter, r. 366 Natoma
" Harry, capitalist, 306 California, r. Pacific-
Union Club
" Henry I., salesman E. A. Fargo Company.

r. 109 Montgomery
" H. H. & Co. (Watertown, N. Y,), O. F.

Willey & Co. agents, 317 Montgomery
" Howard H., carpenter, r. 341, 13th rear
" John P., chief deputy State Board Fish

Commissioners, r. The Colonial
" Joseph H., teamster Western Meat Co., r.

523, 6th
" Louisa, widow, r. 47 Elgin Park Av
Babcock Madison, superintendent Common
Schools, office New City Hall, 3d floor,
r. 25, 13th
" Matthew, bookbinder J. B. Mclntyre, r. 10

El wood
" Minnie R. Miss, clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co.,

r. 1207 Waller
" William (Parrott & Co.), r. San Rafael
Babcock & Wilcox Co. The (Pacific Coast
branch;, manufacturers water tube
safety steam boilers, Charles C. Moore
manager, 32, 1st, telephone Main 5905
Babcox Charles A., clerk The Bradstreet Co., r.

300 Van Ness Av
Babil John, stock buyer, r. 631 Jackson
Babin Demas C, with L. C. Babin, r. 776 Clayton
Babin Landry C, real estate, insurance bro-
ker and rent collector, 413 Kearny r.,
2415 Washington
" Norben C, with L. C. Babin, r. 2415 Wash-
ington
Babino Antonio, barber, 431 Montgomery Av, r.

5 Grand PI
Babkirk David P., machinist, r. 15 John
Babler Jacob, superintendent cannery Alaska

Packers' Assn., 308 Market
Babros Joseph (J. Kuruczar & Co.), r. 69 Jessie
" Paul, wireworker J. Kuruczar & Co., r. 63
Jessie
Babson Walter S., clerk Crane Co., r. Alameda

Babue John T., asst. engineer str Oakland, r.

Golden Gate, Alameda Co
Bacca Joseph, cook Sanguinetti & Co.
Baccala Caesar E., with Dairymen's Union of
Cal., r. 924 Union
" Joseph B., real estate agent and interpreter,
331 Montgomery, rooms 71-72, r. 924 Union
" Louis, peddler, r. 1201 Montgomery Av
" Mary, widow, r. 924 Union
Baccelli M., Bakery, 436% Union, r. 1425 Dupont
Bacchus Wine Vaults, J. Gundlach & Co. pro-
prietors, 438-442 Bryant, office SE cor 2d
and Market
Bacci Joseph, wood and coal, 1625 Powell
Bacciocco Louis, salesman L. Lebori, r. 1108

Clay
Baccus Alfred, butcher R. T. Baccus, r. 8139£
Geary
" Charles J., butcher R. T. Baccus, r. 813%

Geary
" George, foreman Donald Bruce, r. 706 Green
" John, blacksmith, r. 706 Green
" John B., compositor George Spaulding &

Co., r. 706 Green
" Josephine Miss, bookkeeper R. T. Baccus,

r. 813?i Geary
" Louis R., foreman pattern maker Joshua

Hendy Machine Wks., r. 813% Geary
" Richard T., butcher, 301 O'Farrell, r. 813%

Geary
" Selina, widow, r. 313, 20th •
'8®~Baccus. See Backess, Backus and Bacus
Bacelli Alfonso, saloon keeper, r. 7 Jasper PI
" Antonio, scavenger, r. 18 Russell
" Peter, fruits and vegetables, 1703 Sutter,
r. 1714 Sutter
Bach Adam, bartender, r. 30 Hanover PI
" Alfred C, salesman Charles Bach, r. 1583

Folsom
" Charles, baker, r. 625 Clay
Bacli Charles, proprietor Pioneer and Union
Malt Houses and importer and jobber
hops, corks and brewers' materials, 535-
537 Sacramento, r. 1583 Folsom
Emil E., tailor, r. 425 Greenwich
Frederick, cabinet maker William A.

Henry, barber P. S. Batavia, r. 815 Filbert

Henry, liquors, 721 Valencia

Henry C, traveling salesman Bach, Meese

&Co., r. 2022 Mission
John (Bach, Meese & Co.), r. 2022 Mission
John L., bookbinder Althof & Bahls, r. 2022

Mission
Kate, widow, r. 338 Green
Louis, clerk, r. 338 Green

BACH, MEESE & CO.

(John Bach and Frank H. Eckenroth),
wholesale wines and liquors and pro-
prietors celebrated Botanic Stomach
Bitters, 321 Montgomery

" Oscar, carpenter, r. 767 Folsom
" William F., lit ographer, r. 2022 Mission
Bache Charles L., chemist, r. 558 Minna
j8®=Bache. See Backe

Bachelder Alvah H., vice-president Holt Bros.
Co., 30-32 Main, r. Oakland
" C. A., salesman Holt Bros. Co., r. Oakland
" Edward M., salesman American Biscuit

Co.. r. Berkeley
" Frederick H., clerk, r. 847 Capp
" Julia, widow, r. 1408 Post
" Thomas F., attorney at law, 331 Montgom-
ery, room 77, r. Alameda
•' William H., r. 1408 Post
v(KS°*Bachelder. See Batchelder
Bacheller Willis E., teacher voice culture, r.

819 Hyde
Bachelor Jacob, carpenter, r. 346, 4th
ig®"Bachelor. See Batchelor
Bacher Albert, baker, r. 772 Mission
" Charles, shipping clerk Chicago Brewery,

r. 11/2 Wall
" Charles S.. butcher, SE cor Clay and Tay-
lor, r. 1135 Clay
' ' John, liquors , N W cor Rai Iroad A v and 16th
Av South
4®"Bacher. See Backer, Baker and Becker

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& Co., r.

Bachert A., with Nathan, Dohr

331 Kearny
Bachle Charles T., carpenter, r. 11361^ Steven-
son
Bachler Julia A., widow, r. 1408 Post
4®=Bachler. See Baechler

Bachman Arthur, salesman Esberg, Bachman
&Co., r. 1509Gough

" Charles, sticker hand Charles M. Depew
Planing Mill Co., r. 11»4b Clara

" Davis S., law student, r. 2323 Devisadero

" Felix, with Isaac Falkenstein, r. 1508 Post

" Jacob, dairyman. Beach nr Devisadero

" Lawrence N. (Wallace & Bachman), r. 1814
Vallejo

" Leopold S. (Heller, Bachman & Co.), r. 2323

Devisadero
" " Louis, pantryman, r. 523 Pine

" L. T. Mrs., r. Hotel Richelieu

•' Otto, sausage maker Mark Strouse, r. 215
San Bruno Av

" Samuel N., salesman L. Dinkelspiel &
Sons. r. 1814 Vallejo

" Sarah, widow, r. 2 Natoma

" Simon (Esberg, Bachman & Co.), r. 1509
Gough

" Walter N., cashier Nathan, Bachman &
Co., r. 1814 Vallejo
4®=-Bachman. See Bockman and Boeckmann
Bachmann Adolph, confectioner Gottlob Gall,
r. 913 Florida

" Charles, baker, r. 518 Stevenson

" Charles, locksmith Jacob Bachmann, r.
739 Clay

" Emil, teacher music, r. 915 Geary

" Henry, pork butcher, 2152 Mission

" Jacob, lock and gun smith, and hardware,
729 Clay

" John E., liquors, NE cor Ellis and Powell
basement, r. 508 Ellis

" Julius, bartender, r. 322i/4 Tehama

" Kate, widow, r. 818 Octavia

•• Theodore, bartender N. Ahrens, r. 715, 18th

" Ulrich, cellarman J. Gundlach & Co., r.
12a South Park
Bachrodt Hugo, bartender Henry Schulz, r.

10121/4 Minna
Bach told Jacob, delicacies, 216, 2d
Baciarini Martin (Baoiarini & Canevascini), r.
Commercial Hotel

" & Canevascini (Martin Baciarini and Mar-
tin Canevascini), liquors, 125V4 Mont-
gomery Av
Bacigalupi A. L. & Co. (Antonio L. Bacigalupi
and Stefano Casassa), fruits and vege-
tables, 509 Washington

" Antonio, porter George H. Tay Co. , r. 1 Troy
Alley

" Antonio L. (A. L. Bacigalupi & Co.), r. 2
Telegraph PI

" August, general commission merchant,
418 Washington, r. 1805 Mason

" D. & Brother (Dominioo and Giobatto), hay
and grain, wood and coal, 2929 Geary

" Dominico (D. Bacigalupi & Bro.), r. 2929
Geary

" Emil, driver Luke G. Sresovich & Co., r. 7
Lafayette PI

" Emilio, driver S. Levy & Co., r. 1601 Dupont

" Filbert, clerk laccheri & Bacigalupi, r.
1526 Dupont

" Francisco, laborer, r. 427i/i Greenwich

" Frank, r. 1823y2 Union

" Frank, distiller Golden Gate Distilling
Co., r. 1601 Dupont

" Frank, fruits and vegetables, 841 Pacific,
r. 1809 Stockton

" Frank, phonograph expert Peter Baciga-
lupi, r. 1805 Mason

" Frank Jr., driver Gould & Jaudin, r. 1601

Dupont
" Frederick, laborer Luke G. Sresovich &

Co., r. 5 Midway
" Gaetano (laccheri & Bacigalupi), r. 524

Filbert
" Giobatto B. (D. Bacigalupi & Bro.), r. 2929

Geary
" Giovanni (Guerra & Bacigalupi), r. 522 Fil-
bert rear

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

DRAPERIES.

Origioa^l • Designs • Furnisbed,

S^l-S^-T" IS/IARKET ST.

Bacigalupi Giovanni (G. Queirolo & Co.), r. 415
Francisco
" Giovanni B., pastemaker, r. 516 Union
" Giuseppe, r. 4 Midway
" Giuseppe B., laborer Cal. Italian Paste Co.
" Henry, jeweler, r. 1419a Dupont
'■ Henry L., r. 1805 Mason
" James P., laborer r. 524 Filbert
" John, liquors, 804 Pacific, r. 92314 Pacific
" John B., miner, r. 1809 Stockton
" Joseph, r. 1805 Mason

" Joseph, clerk A. Berta Co., r. 2 Telegraph PI
" Joseph, ironworker Ralston I. Wks., r.

427'/^ Greenwich
" Joseph, porter Deming-Palmer Milling Co.,

r. 324, 3d rear
" Lorenzo, liquors, 1228 Dupont, r. 14 Ban-

nam PI
" Louis (Bacigalupi & Magnello), r. 2006

Mason
" Louis, painter, 1201 Montgomery Av
" Louis, wood and coal, r. 2309 Mason
■' Louis D., interne City and County Hospital
" Louisa A. Miss, compositor La Voce del

Popolo, r. 92314 Pacific
" Madalina, widow, r. 21 Lafayette PI
" Michael, blacksmith Baptiste Lacaze, r.

11 Union PI
" Paul (Scatena & Bacigalupi), r. 524 Filbert
" Peter, proprietor Edison Phonograph and
Kinetoscope Arcade, 946 Market, r. 24
Dorland
" Prosper (Bacigalupi & Co.), r. 1417 Kearny
" Rosa, widow, r. 9 Calhoun
" Silvio, blacksmith Gatto, Demartini & Co.,

r. 9 Calhoun
" Stephen, r. 21 Lafayette PI
" Stephen (Bacigalupi & Boggiano), r. 307

Green
" Stephen (Bacigalupi & Jindrak), r. 1805

Mason
" Stephen, driver G. Queirolo & Co., r. 511

Green
" Theodore, r. 1000 Union
" William, bookkeeper Modern Laundry, r.

524 Filbert
" & Boggiano (Stephen Bacigalupi and Do-

menico Boggiano), liquors, 1228 Dupont
" & Co. (Prosper Bacigalupi, Felice Giampo-
lini and Ferdinando Taddeucci), house
painters, 307-309 Montgomery Av
" & Jindrak (Stephen Bacigalupi and Joseph
Jindrak), marble works, 614-616 Jackson
" & Magnello (Louis Bacigalupi and Pas-
quali Magnello), liquors, 1341 Dupont
Baciocho Frank, peddler, r. 513 Filbert
Back Ernest J., waiter, George W. Spencer, r.

110 Eddy
Back Frank J., marble and granite works, 322-

328 Polk, r. 320 Polk
Backe Arent C, glass stainer William Hoist, r.
10411/4 Valencia
" Charles H., shoefitter, r. 122 Sullivan
" Frank, carpet layer Schlueter & Volberg,

r. 2622 Sutter
•' Frank Jr., carpet layer Schlueter & Vol-
berg, r. 2622 Sutter
" Marie, widow, furnished rooms, 700 Broad-
way
4®-Backe. SeeBache

Backer John, laborer, r. Monticello nr Garfield
Jg®=-Backer. See Bacher, Baker and Becker
Backess Charles E., compositor, r. 322 Lombard
" MaryS. Miss, notions, 1512 Stockton, r. 322
Lombard
jgiS-Backess. See Baccus, Backus and Bacus

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San Fraucisco Office, 405 Sansome St. i

Backman Albert, traveling salesman Dallemand

&Co., r. 18 Page

" August, mate sch Laura Pike, r. 32 Steuart

" Caesar, barber, 638 Geary, r. 606 O'Farrell

Backman Gottliard S., dentist, 15 and 30 St.

Ann's Bldg, r. 420 Geary
Backmann George, longshoreman, r. 2219 Mason
/^'■Backmann. See Beckmann, Bockmann and

Boeckmann
Backofl Charles, bartender A. Froment, r.
Andover Av nr Cortland Av
" Romain, clerk National Cigarette and To-
bacco Co., r. Andover Av nr Cortland Av
Backstedt Diedrich, laborer, r. 643 Chenery

'■ William, laborer, r. 1322 Filbert
Backstein Ferdinand, watchmaker and jeweler.
1555 Market
" Herman, tinner, r. 315 Bryant
" Louis, Union I. Wks., r. 315 Bryant
" Margaret, widow, r. 315 Bryant
Backus Charles, master mariner, r. 121% Fran-
cisco
■ Ella Miss, chambermaid The Lapham
" Matthew W., traveling salesman A. L.

Bryan Shoe Co., r. Oakland
" Morgan, deputy county clerk, r. 522 Golden
Gate Av
Backus Oscar J., vice-president George H. Tay

Co., 610-620 Battery, r. Oakland
Backus Samuel W., president Western Premier
Cycle Co., 312-314 Baker, r. California
Hotel
JBtg" Backus. See Baccus, Backess and Bacus
Bacmeister Frederick C, clerk J. C. Russell &

Co., r. 2534 Mission
Bacocevlch Steven M., restaurant, 513 Davis
Bacome John J. (Bacome & Son), r. 26054 Clem-
entina
" William (Bacome & Son), r. 260 Clementina
" & Son (William and John J.), livery stable,
823 Folsom
Bacon Alice M. Miss, teacher music, 1311 Taylor
" Alonzo P., president Cal. Gas Light and
Fuel Co. and Alonzo Gold Mining Co., 320
Sansome, room 12
" Bridget, widow, r. 427 Ringold
" C. Fidelia, widow, r. 3513 Folsom
" Charles, salesman Darbee & Immel, r. 1410

Bush
" Charles A. (Armstrong & Bacon), r. 743 Pine
" Clifford C, clerk freight auditor's dept.

S. P. Co., r. Redwood City
•' Daniel W., steward, r. 6 Natoma
" Delia, widow, r. 2513 Folsom
" E. Mrs., dressmaking, 1410 Bush
" Edwin H., editor Coast Review, 508 Mont-
gomery, r. 714 Broderick
" F. A. Mrs., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" Francis N., machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks.,

r. 54, 1st
" Frederick L., machinist Cal. St. RR, r.

5461/2, 18th
" Gaston E.. capitalist, r. 2645 Sacramento
" George H., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 9

Bowie Av

" Helen T. Miss, principal Wilmerding and

Osgood and Grace Bradley Memorial

Free Kindergartens, 369, Uth, r. Oakland

" John J., machine hand G. M. Kutz & Co., r.

144, 11th
" Lewis G., teamster Cal. Mills, r. Alameda
" Lizzie, widow, r. 807^/4 Filbert
" Martin J., clerk R. E. Revalk & Co., r. 963

Mission
" Mary, widow, r. 963 Mission
" Mary, widow, r. 969A Howard

Bacon Truman F., physician and surgeon and
proprietor Ariel Pharmacy, 510 Hayes, r.
Oakland
" William H., mechanic, r. 141 Page
" William J., carrier postofflce, r. 162 Te-
hUma
Bacon William 0., photographic supplies, 18
Post, r. Golden Gate, Alameda Co.
" William T., proprietor Valencia St. Tea
Store, 1104 Valencia
Bacopulos Michel (Bacopulos & Papacamori-
nos^ r. 21^/4 Natoma
" & Papacamorinos (Michel Bacopulos and
Christ Papacamorinos), candies and con-
fectionery, 56, 3d
49" Bacus. See Baccus, Backess and Backus
Bada Michael, tailor S. N. Wood & Co,, r. 317

Geary
Badaire Albert, steward Occidental Restaurant,

r. 323 Montgomery Av
Badano Giovanni B. (Sivori & Co.), r. 5 Sonora
Badaracco Benjamin (J. Demartini & Co.), r.
1503 Fillmore
" Charles, saloon, 1234 Pacific, r. 1615^4 Leav-
enworth
" David, liquors, 1326i/^ Pacific, r. 1334 Pa-
cific
" Domenico, wood and coal, 1604 Grove
" Louis, r. 1615'/i Leavenworth
" Valentine, clerk Dominick Badaracco
Badarous Sidney B., salesman J. C. Wilson &

Co., r. 133 Langton
Baddeley Alfred, candy maker, r. 313 Turk
" Benjamin F., carpenter, r. 313 Turk
" Henry J., insurance, r. 213 Turk
" James H., packer George H. Tay Co., r.

213 Turk
" Mary E. Miss, dressmaking, 213 Turk
" Reuben, steam fitter, r. 313 Turk
" William B., r. 717 O'Farrell
Bade Albert, clerk Claus Wreden, r. 1101 Clay
Baden J. H. C, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Fell and Devisadero
" Max M. , manufacturers' agent and diamond

broker, 121 Post
" Samuel, capitalist, 121 Post, r. 2015 Bush
Badener Philip, teamster Terrence O'Brien, r.

641 Harrison
Badenheuer Otto, baker Albert Komsthoeft, r.

337 Turk
Bader Christopher F. (Bader & Fincke), r. 246,
6th
" Godlieb, cellar man John Wieland Brew-
ery, r. 79 Clementina
" Gottlieb, carpenter, r. 28 Russ
" Henry, advertising agent, r. 311 Golden

Gate Av
" Henry, blacksmith H. B. Schindler, r. 28

Russ
" Wilhelm A., chief cook Cafe Zinkand, r.
652 Stevenson

BADER & FINCKE

(Christopher F. Bader and 0. Fincke),
manufacturers bar, store and ofllce
furniture, ice chests, bowling alleys,
ten pins and balls ; bars and counters
always on hand ; machine work, turn-
ing and jobbing promptly attended
to; 508-510, 5th and 407, 5th, tele-
phone South 326
4®= Bader. See Baader

Badger Ella F. Miss, children's boarding, 402
San Jose Av

" George H., barber E. Henry Tanner, r.
141054 Fols m rear

" Hill and Cherokee Gravel Mining Co.,
Henry Pichoir secretary, 320 Sansome,
room 24

" J. Howard, law student E. L. Campbell, r.
Oakland

" James, expressman, r. 1231 Laguna

" James A., barber F. Zachoreck, r. 1205 Fill-
mo e

" Josephine A. Miss, r. 403 San Jose Av

" Thomas N., clerk, r. 219, 6th Av

" Walter, master mariner, r. 1034 Folsom
rear

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BADGER WILLIAM G.,

pianos and organs, 26 O'Farrell, 1st
floor, r. 1921 Sacramento
Badgley Eugene F., president American Compo-
sition Pipe and Armor Co., 819 Market,
room 47
" Gilbert B., carpenter, r. 818, 22d
" Julia F., widow, r. 318 Clement
Badlam Al T. (Badlam Brothers;, r. 1024
Franklin
" Alexander, manufacturer, r. 1024 Franklin
Badlam Brothers (Al. T. and Edgar B.), manu-
facturers gas machines, 511 Market, tel
Main 1483
" Edgar B. (Badlam Brothers), r. 405 Fill-
more
Badouin Alfred, plumber, r. 2550 Greenwich
" August, pattern maker Fulton Eng. &

Ship Bldg. Wks., r. 2550 Greenwich
" Leon C, machinist Joshua Hendy Machine
Wks., r. 2550 Greenwich
Badt Alexander L., secretary Congregation
Sherith Israel and First Hebrew Benev-
olent Society, ofQce NE cor Post and
Taylor, r. 1311 Gough
" Clarence, r. 1309 Gough
" Clarence L., clerk Goldberg, Bowen & Co.,

r. 1311 Gough
" Morris, merchant, r. 1307 Gough
" Percy L.., collector, r. 1311 Gough
Baechler Jacob, cooper J. Gundlach & Co., r.

New Washington Hotel
46ff- Baechler. See Bachler
Baecht Charles, cook Cafe Zinkand, r. 652

Stevenson
Baeohtel Harry L. (Wilson & Baechtel), r. 903

Steiner
Baehr Harry, city agent Phoenix Assurance Co.
(of London) and Providence Washington
Insurance Co. (of Rhode Island), 413 Cali-
fornia, r. 1817 Baker
" William, manuf cturing jeweler, 649 Sac-
ramento, r. 1123 Scott
" William Jr. (A. Gerberding & Co.), r. Ala-
meda
J8®" Baehr. See Baer, Bahr, Behr and Bare
Baenteli Paul, watchcase maker Mrs. Charles

J. Harris, r. 1223, 26th
Baer Albert (Albert Baer & Co.), r. 734/2 Pme
" Albert & Co. (Albert Baer and Morris

Ehrenwenh), pawnbrokers, 806 Kearny
" Alfred, clerk A.&T. Weil & Co., r. 309 Powell
" August, agent Star and Crescent Mill, 25-27

Sansome
" Bernard, r. 2711 Laguna
" Bertha, widow, r. 734i4 Pine
" Edward C, draughtsman S. F. & S. J. V. Ry.

Co., r. 632 Ellis
" Herman, attorney at law, r. 110 Hyde
" Isaac,proprietor The Commercial Traveler,

20 Ellis, r. 617 Haight
" Joseph, merchant, r. 1200 Geary
" Joseph Mrs., dressmaking, 1200 Geary
" Julius, furrier Albert Mueller & Co., r. 1726

Bush
" Leopold (Baer, Weil & Co.), r. 1726 Bush
" Lucian, traveling salasman A. & T. Weil &

Co., r. 309 Powell
" Robert, salesman Ed. Weil & Co.. r. 410

Post
" Samuel, clerk Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 1726

Bush
" Weil & Co., merchants (Redding, Cal.),
office 25-27 Sansome
j8®=Baer. See Baehr, Bahr, Behr and Bare
Baerne Jacob, cook, r. 626 Jessie
" Louis, butcher W. D. Wilson, r. 626 Jessie
" Otto, plumber John P. Culley, r. 626 Jessie
Baersohmidt E. & Co. (Mrs. Emilie Baer-
schmidt), manufacturers gloves, 447
Valencia
" Emilie Mrs. (E. Baerschmidt & Co.), r. 447

Valencia
" Max, glovemaker E. Baerschmidt & Co., r.
447 Valencia
Baetje John, clerk Meyer & Akmann, r. 917, 20th
Baettga Charles, proprietor New California
House, 3 East

Baez Charles A., clerk Schwartz Bros., r. 616y2
Filbert
" Venanchia, widow, r. 616i/i Filbert
Baft Benjamin N., woodworker N. Hottua, r.

Montgomery's Hotel
Baflco Andrew, soap grease dealer, r. 16, 14th

" John, scavenger, r. 14, 14th
Bagala George, teamster, r. 218, 22d

" Leo, restaurant, SE cor 24th and Folsom
Bagby Henry C. (Bagby & Coke), and physician
and surgeon, 26 Montgomery, rooms 1-2-
3, r. 2121 Howard
Bagby & Coke (Henry C. Bagby and Paul S.
Coke), dentists, 26 Montgomery, rooms
1-2-3
Bagg Stanley C, manufacturers', agent, 719

Market
Bagge Charles, master'schr Piute, office 24 Clay
" Lars B., hostler Overland Freight Transfer

Co., r. 32Bluxome
" William H., carpenter and builder, 1740
Mission
Baggentus Nicholas, cook, r. 105 Prospect PI
Baggerly Hiland L., sporting editor the Bulle-
tin, r. 1259 Octavia
Baggett William T. (Stockwell & Co.), and at-
torney at law, 324 Pine, rooms 8-9, r.
Hotel St. Nicholas
" Wlnfleld S., bookkeeper H. Levi & Co., r.
Oakland
«S=-Baggett. See Bagot
Baggs Alexander, clerk, r. 210 Turk
" Charles K., clerk, r. 210 Turk
" Edward B., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 210 Turk
" John, hostjer Holmes & Jinkins, r. 834

Devisadero
" John, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 210 Turk
Baggs Montgomery, fire and marine insurance,
132 California, r. 3330 Washington
" Rebecca, widow, r. 310 Turk
4®=Baggs. See Beggs
Bagier Jane, widow, r. 1825 Market
Bagley Angeline D., widow, r. 28 Liberty
" Bryant C, clerk H. Huddleston & Co., r.

28 Liberty
" Carl E., machinist Union I. Wks., r. 4 Min-
nesota
" David B., bookkeeper the Bank of Cali-
fornia, r. 28 Liberty
" Delia, widow, r. 24 Victor
" Emmett M., librarian law dept. S. P. Co.,

r, 11% Fulton
" George, teamster Harris & Jones
" Harry, painter. Lucky Alley nr 24th
" Holland, journalist, r, 1259 Octavia
" Hubert F., druggist Eagle Pharmacy, r.

11!4 Fulton
" James J., clerk, r. 327 Clementina
" Jeremiah, shoe finisher G. M. Kutz & Co.,

r. 327 Clementina
" John F., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 327 Clem-
entina
" John J. & Co. (Detroit, Mich.), V. W. Crys-

ler agent, 410 Sacramento
" Mamie, widow, r. IV/i Fulton
" Perkins H. Jr., inspector U. S. customs, r.

623 Howard
" Peter, stevedore, r. 30 Federal
" Thomas, seaman, r. 1116 Bryant
" Timothy, motorman, r. 10 California Av
Bagley W. H., assistant general agent North
British and Mercantile Insurance Co., 212
Pine, r. California Hotel
" William T., traveling salesman Rohr &
Bagley Commission Co., r. 28 Liberty
J8®=Bagley, See Begley and Bigley

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Baglietto Ambrose, r. 1822 Powell
" Victor, r. 1822 Powell
" Domenico, laborer, r. lOlS'^ Montgemery
•' Emanuel, salesman L. Baglietto & Co., r.

331 Union
" Giacomo, r. 1128 Sacramento
" Giobatta (G. B. Gracchi & Co.) and native

wines, 1822 Powell
•' Giobatta Jr., boiler maker, r. 1822 Powell
" L. & Co. (LiUigi Baglietto and Giacomo
Gracchi), produce commission mer-
chants, 421 Davis
" Louis, liquors, 511 Washington
" Luigi (L. Baglietto & Co.), r. 331 Union
" Manuel, salesman, r. 427 Greenwich
" Maria Miss, milliner Miss E. Borgstrom,
r. 1822 Powell
Bagnall Lucretia, widow, r. 614 Folsom
" Thomas A., machinist, r. 1010 Pine
Bagnasco Policarpo, photographer, r. 1118 Fil-
bert
Bagnoli Thomas, waiter C. G. Larsen, r. 1

Latham Place
Bagot Edward A., druggist, lOOl Guerrero, r.

lOOlA Guerrero
«S"Bagot. See Baggett

Bahlle Louisa, widow, lodgings, 630 Sacramento
Bahlmann Augusta, bakery and notions, SE cor
26th and Bartlett
" Caroline, widow, r. 800 Pennsylvania Av
4®-Bahlmann. See Bohlmann and BoUmann
Bahls E. Mrs. (Althof & Bahls), r. Oakland
" Herman H., with Althof & Bahls, r. Oakland
" Richard, with Althof & Bahls, r. Oakland
Bahn Albert J., machine hand Rosenthal, Feder
& Co., r. 2104 Taylor
• Charles A., master schr Pike County, office

56 Steuart, r. 2104 Taylor
" Louis, blacksmith Morgan & Cotter, r. 729

Brannan
" William J., shoemaker, r. 308 Francisco
J8®=Bahn. See Bain, Bane and Baine
Bahnke Henry A., bricklayer, r. 601 Dolores
Bahnsen Daniel, salesman J. O. Meyerink, r.

1140 Stevenson
Bahr Charles L., cigars, 1225 Fillmore
" Frederick, tanner, r. 1438, 5th Av South
•' Herman F., tanner The Norton Tanning

Co.. r. 1438, 5th Av South
" Jacob, employee Union I. Wks., r. 501 Napa
" Jacob, teamster Simon Silverberg
" Louis, salesman Mohns & Kaltenbach, r.

Berkeley
" Paul, plumber, r. 1225 Fillmore
•• William, foreman C, E. Whitney & Co., r.

6th Av South nr M
" William A., boots and shoes, 522 Valencia
4®~Bahr. See Baar, Bar and Barre
Bahrenburg Frederick, laborer, r. 1516 Kansas

" John, brewer, r. 525 Shotwell
Bahrs Amelia Miss, cashier Gas Consumers"
Assn., r. 926 Union
" Andrew, insurance, r. 926 Union
Balirs George H., judge Superior Court, Dept,
12, chambers New City Hall 2d floor, r.
912 Page
" Jacob, butcher Hofmann & Woenne, r. 1901

Hyde
•' John, teamster Naber, Alfs & Brune, r. 812,

18th
" John G., gripman Cal. St. RR, r. 1901 Hyde
" William, carpenter, r. 1901 Hyde
Bahrt Henry, butcher Gustave Hennig, r. 3143,
16th
" Martin, liquors, junction Highland Av,
Holly and Mission Road

Baiardo Peter, clerk Chelini, Grlflo & Co., r. 102

4th
Baicke Anna, widow, r. 875 Shotwell

" Henry, r. 875 Shotwell
Baier George, mechanic, r. 220 Gough
" John (Baier & Black), r. .545 Jersey
" & Black (John Baier and Alexander Black),

restaurant, 7 East
Baikie James, clerk Am. Biscuit Co., r. Lorin,

Alameda Co.
Baikkanen Matti, seaman, r. 31b Morris Av
Bail Adolph, r. 1078 Howard
" Emil T., marine engineer, r. 1078 Howard
" Marie Mrs., r. 930 Pacific
'• Otto, barber, r. 1078 Howard
" Paul, tailor, 15 Monroe
" Paul M., carpenter, r. 930 Pacific
" Richard, liquors, 423 Dupont
4S"Bail. See Bailie and Bayle
Bailey A. H., roof painter, r. IO614, 3d
" Alexander P., tinsmith Taylor, Adams &

Pritchard, r. 228, 10th
•' Alfred, plumber, r. 628 Ash Av
■' Ann, widow, r. 2419 Clay rear
•' Arthur, hat blocker H. L. King, r. Berkeley
" Augustus, painter, r. 859 Mission
" Benjamin, r. 1010 Persia Av
" Benjamin L., r. 1010 Persia Av
" B., machinist Wm. H, Birch & Co., r. 416

Greenwich
" Byron, carpenter, r. 16 Ridley
" C. F. & Co. (Charles F. Bailey and Charles

S. McLaren), ice cream manufacturers,

612 Post
" Charles, millinery, r. 603 Bush
" Charles A., carpenter Miller & Hamilton,

r. 9 South Park
" Charles A., real estate, 46 Market, r. Oak-
land
" Charles F. (C. F. Bailey & Co.), r. 310 Hyde
Bailey Charles H. (Haslett & Bailey), office

NW cor Front and Broadway, r. 226 Fair

Oaks
" Charles L., clerk Crane Co.
" Charles P., transfer clerk Railway Mail

Service, r. Alameda
Bailey C. J. & Co. (Boston), Goodyear Rubber

Co. agents, 577-579 Market
" Clara B. Miss, school teacher, r. 830 Union
" Clarence W., watchman S. F. Gas Light

Co., r. 526 Hayes
" Clarence W., machinist and bicycles, 1825b

Howard
" Edward, clerk Geo. J. McAulifle, r. 1328

Florida
" Edward W. (Cables & Bailey), r. 338, 5th

Av
" Edwin L., bookkeeper Murray & Stein-

hagen, r. 830 Union
•' Eldridge J., contractor, r. 511% Capp
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 5 Card Alley
" Ella, widow, r, 430 Post
" Ellen, widow, r. 230, 10th
" Elton, concrete worker, r. 32, 13th
" Emily Mrs., r. 38'/^ Tehama
" Ernest H., silversmith Shreve & Co., r,

11131/4 Howard
•' Eugene S., laborer, r. 212 Grove
" Francis T., gardener, r. 105 Farallones
•' Frank, r, 729M Clementina
" Frank, packer W. P. Morgan
" Frank D., r. 32 South Park
" Frank R., plumber, 936 McAllister, r. 628

Ash Av
•' George, starter Market St, Ry., r. 838 Ala-
bama
" George E., teamster J, Maher & Son, r,

162 Clementina
" George G,, engineer chemical engine 3, r.

210 Jackson
" George H., foreman Cahill & Hall Elevator

Co., r. 1030 Page
" George I, (Bailey, Weller & Neave), r. 200

Hyde
" George M,, silversmith Shreve & Co., r.

111314 Howard
" George S., carpenter, r. 136 Hartford
" George W., brush maker Read & Zahn, r.

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Bailey George W., driver Nelson J. Rogers, r.
9181/i Treat Av rear
" Henry, cooper, r. 1015 Howard
" Henry Jr., cooper, r. 1015 Howard
" Henry F., bill clerk George H. Tay Co., r.

24S Taylor
" Henry F., conductor Market St. Ry.,
cor Buena Vista Av and Congress
" Housen A., porter S. & H. Harris,

Clay

" Isaac L., carriage maker, r. 9U% Harrison
" James, carpenter, r. 1709 Lexington Av
" James, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 173
Minna
Bailey James D., general agent Insurance Com-
pany of North America (of Philadelphia),
412 California, r. 1915 Franklin
" James F., laborer, r. 729 Clementina
" James M., laborer, r. NE cor Manchester

and Stoneman
" James M.. salesman C. E. Wliitney & Co.,

r Alameda
" James P., tanner Isaac Levy, r. 1328

Florida
" James S., trader, r. 222 Silver Av
" James T. (Elliott & Bailey), r. 309 Grant

Av
" James T., machinist Byron Jackson, r. 228,

10th
" J. Murray, mining engineer, 18 Post, r.

Hotel Sutherland
" John, barber, r. 1023, 24th
•' John, laborer, r. 248, 4th
" John, painter Thomas Downing, r. 520a

Turk
" John, porter Lamb & Son
" John F., laundryman, r. 1015 Howard
Bailey Jolin T. & Co. (Philadelphia) , manufact-
urers spring twine, David D. Sutphen
manager, 219 Front
" Joseph, grainer, r. 1015 Howard
" Joseph, hoseman Engine 10
" Kate M., widow, r. 2406 Mission
" Levina, widow, r. 16 Lynch
" Lewis H. (Carah & Bailey), r. 1062 Folsom
" Lewis S., salesman Cal. Saw Wks., r. Ala-
meda
" Lizzie, widow, r. 5 Card Alley
" Louis J., shoe finisher G. W. Kutz & Co., r.

708 Fulton
" Margaret Mrs., r. 260 Clara
" Maria Miss, r. 524 Greenwich
" Martin, whitener Schussler Bros., r. 533

Sacramento
" Mary, widow, r. 1001 Fillmore
" Mary, widow, r. 1129, 18th
" Mary E., widow, r. 830 Union
" Newton J., car dispatcher, r. 43914, 17th
" N. J., butcher str Australia, r. 531^4 Bryant
" Orrin, carpets, 1003 Valencia, r. 827 Church
" Oscar J., carpenter, r. 308 Fulton
" Patrick, barrel trader, r. 719 Brannan
" Peter, r. 1328 Florida
" Peter F., morocco dresser, r. 1328 Florida
" Philip J., with Smith & Young, r. 222 Sil-
ver Av
" Pierre, plumber, r. 628 Ash Av
" Sarah M., lodgings, 757 Howard
" Shepard D., lodgings, 1 Jackson, r.

Persia Av
" Stephen, laborer, r. 2 Freelon
" Susan, widow, r. 511% Capp
" Thomas J., plumber and gas fitter,

Hayes, r. 1030 Oak
" Thomas L., gripman, r. 238, 10th
" Timothy J., policeman, r. 813% Fulton
Bailey, Weller & Neave (George I. Bailey, Her-
bert B. Weller and Charles A. Neave),
proprietors Golden Gate Livery and
Riding Academy, 24 Golden Gate Av
" William, teamster, r. 9 Oak Grove Av rear
" WilliamC, pressman Schmidt Label and

Lith. Co., r. 419E O'Farrell
" William F., r. 1635 Howard
" William H., r. 719 Brannan
" William H., merchant, r. 336, 10th
" Wilmot F., carpenter, r. 153 Tehama
4®=Bailey. See Baillie, Baily, Bailley and
Bayly

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G^i-G^T TVlarket St.

Bailhache John M. (Burbridge & Co.), r. Hotel

St. Nicholas
Bailie May Miss, bookkeeper, r. 431 Bryant

" Thomas, dock superintendent O. R. & N.
Co., r. 431 Bryant

" W. K. , 3d officer str City of Everett
Bailie John (Bailie & Borel), r. 1027 McAllister

" Pierre, r. 619 Pacific

" Pierre (Bailie & Magnan), r. SE cor Green-
wich and Gough

" i& Borel (John Bailie and Joseph Borel),
liquors, 1340 Golden Gate Av

" & Magnan (Pierre Bailie and Gustav Mag-
nan), proprietors Willows Park, SE cor
Gough and Greenwich
Baillet Joseph, r. 5 Scheerer
Bailley Timothy G., r. 223b 13th

" William M., tailor, r. 223b 12th
Baillie Charles S., proprietor American Pub-
lishing Co., r. 1812 Market

" John A., longshoreman, r. 32 South Park

" William, foreman W. B. Sumner & Co., r.
36 Douglass
Baillif Eugene C, foreman E. Garnier & Co., r.

3538 Jackson
Bailly Albert (Hampton & Bailly), r. 2328 Pine

" Alexander, bakery, 818 Montgomery

" Arthur, pork packer, r. 3328 Pine

•' Edward, glove finisher, r. 3328 Pine

" Eugene A., teamster, r. 633 Lombard

" Jacinta, widow, r. 623 Lombard

" Jules J., bookbinder Hicks- Judd Co., r. 13th
Av nr California

" Leon, stone polisher Schmidt Label and
Lith. Co., r. 12th Av nr California

" T. Edward, resident physicijyi St. Mary's
Hospital. NW cor 1st and Bryant
Baily Alexander H., r. 214 Ashbury

" Alexander H. Jr., carpenter, r. 1636 Fell

" Elisha I., colonel U. S. A. (retired) and
physician, r. 1316 Dolores

" Harry A., plasterer, r. 54, 1st

" Jefferita, physician, 730, 23d

" Richard J., physician and surgeon, r. 730, 33d

" Walter C, carpenter, r. 1636 Fell

" William K., brass finisher, r. 54, 1st

" William J., proprietor Isthmus House, 54
1st

" Wilson S., plasterer, r. 54, 1st
jfJS-Baily. See Bailey, Bailly, Baillie and Bay-
ley
Bain Alexander (Hansen & Bain), r. 2603 Folsom

" Alexander, cook str City of Pueblo, r. 108
Jackson

" Annie, widow, r. 1538A 35th

" Florence, widow, r. 809 Vallejo

" Frank W., molder S. F. Stove Wks., r. 3603
Folsom

" Hattie J. Mrs., vice-principal Crocker
Grammar School, r. 1461 Guerrero

" James, clerk Gallagher Bros., r. 3208 Geary

" James, marine fireman, r. 547, 1st

" John, r. 26 Perry

" John W., machinist, r. 738 Vallejo

" Robert, clerk Cal. Distributing Co., r.
Fruitvale

" Robert, cook str City of Puebla, r. 108 Jack-
son
Bain Robert B., agent Smith, Baker & Co. (Yoko-
hama) and Dodwell, Carlill & Co. (Foo-
chow), 18 California, room 1, r. Fruitvale

" William, machine hand Bolander & Perkins

" William A., 3d asst. engineer str Columbia,
r. 1461 Guerrero

" William H., machinist, r. 9% Laskie
JKg^Bain. See Bahn, Baine, Bane and Bayne

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Bainbridge Arnop, detective, r. 10 Bourbin PI
" Caroline H.. widow, r. I0I8 California

BAINBRIDGE JAMES C,

physician and surgeon, oflSce and r.
LOl Grant \y, hours 1 to 3 p. m. and 7
to 8 p. m., telephone Black 1751

Bainbridge Peter, salesman Blumenthal & Co.,

r. 447 Bryant
Baine Ann, widow, r. 10 Clarairear
" K. M. Miss. r. 600 Bush
" M. Mrs., r. 600 Bush
" Patrick J., plumber, r. lO Clara rear
" William, engineer, r. 393, 6th
Baines Charles, r. 2753, 16th

" Thomas F., canvasser, r. 930^4, 20th
Bains W. E., capitalist, r. Lick House
Bair Ulysses G., coffee saloon, 1350 Howard, r.

1308 Page
Baird Alexander P., herbalist, 1346 Market
" Azariah M., superintendent Sanborn, Vail

& Co., r. 722 Minna
" Benjamin H., vice-president Sausalito
Land and Ferry Co., r. Byron. Contra
Costa Co.
Baird Charles W., vice-president and manager
Overland Freight Transfer Co., Bluxome
and 5th, r. 612 Oak
" Duncan, steerage steward str San Jose
" Earl D., machinist, r. 2849 Mission
" Fred B., carriage painter Lownev Bros., r.

77, 9th
■' Frederick G., dental student, r. 4 Hyde
" Frederick G., teacher Hamilton Evening

School, r. 1049 Market
" George, ^ripman Market St. Ry., r. 1728

Lyon
" James M.. foreman James H. Barry, r.

Golden Gate, Alameda Co.
" Jennie Mrs., r. 730 Folsom
" Joseph N.. carriage painter Lownev Bros.,

r. 77, 9th
" Luther, clerk, r. 730 Folsom
" Mary L. Mrs., dental student, r. 4 Hyde
" R. Curtis, assistant collection teller The

Bank of California, r. Berkeley
" Robert, clerk W. J. Landers
" Robert H., clerk car accountant S. P. Co ,

r. Alameda
" Wesley N., bookbinder, r. 730 Folsom
^ Baird. See Beard
Bakel Louis, tailor, r. 450i^ Jessie
Baker A., teamster C. B. Rode & Co., r. 28^ Zoe
Baker A. & A. (Augustus Baker), pictures and
engravings, picture frame makers, 113
- Hayes
" Abijah, capitalist, r. Hotel Pleasanton
" Adam B., driver Swain Bros., r. 9 Manning

" Adam S., teamster Stetson-RennerDrayage
Co.. r. 441, 5th

" Albert, conductor Sutter St. Ry. r 2924
Bush

" Albert, molder Atlas Iron Wks.

" Albertine M. Mrs., stenographer^John Wie-
land Brewery, r. Alameda

" Alfred G., porter, r. 1009 Natoma

" Alfred V., clerk ins. dept. Balfour, Guthrie
&Co., r. Hanover PI

" Alfred W., clerk U. S. Customs, r. 708 Tay-
lor

" Alice Miss, milliner, r. 932 Sutter

" Alice E., widow, r. 914, 20th

" Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 932 Sutter

" Arthur, molder, r. 1026 Natoma

" Arthur, teamster, r. 227, 6th

Baker Arthur S., cashier Payot, Upham & Co..
r. 1812 Lyon
" Augustus (A. & A. Baker), r. 625 Guerrero
" Augustus, rubber worker Gorham Rubber

Factory, r. 713 Guerrero
" Barbara, widow, dressmaker, r. 627 Bryant
" Bernard, peddler, r. 1906 Larkin
" Charles, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,

r. 1019 Ellis
" Charles, painter John P. Eraser
" Charles, waiter G. Hink & Co.
" Charles A., salesman Raphael Weill & Co.,

r. 510 Geary
" Charles A., teamster, r. 23 Folsom Av
" Charles B., baker, 3110, 16th
" Charles E., carpenter Benjamin R. Van

Dusen, r. 1402 Devisadero
" Charles E. , foreman WesternPremierCycle

Co., r, 27a Noe
" Charles F. (Witzel & Baker), r. 2002 Bush
" Charles F., collection teller The Crocker-
Woolworth National Bank, r. Piedmont,
Alameda Co.
" Charles H., lithographer Schmidt Label

& Lith. Co., r. 317 Cherry
" Charles H., nursery, 34 Chenery
" Charles H., teamster, r. 2814 Zoe
" Charles K., carriage painter Carvill Mfg.

Co., r. 9161-i Natoma
" Charles R., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light

Co., r. 26 O'Farrell
" Charles S., carrier postofflce, r. 24 Scott PI
" Charles W., druggist, r. 108, 11th
" Charlotte, widow, r. 23 Folsom Av
" Christina, widow, r. 27154 Clara
" Clarence C, clerk Milton E. Baker, r. 491

Haight
" Colin B,, clerk, r. 910 Geary
" Conrad, foreman assay dept. U. S. Mint,

r. Oakland
" David J., clerk, r. 1209 Sanchez
" Edward, carpenter, r. 1915!4 O'Farrell rear
" Edward W. H., club rooms Grand Hotel

bar, r. 311 Castro
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 857 Bryant
■' Ellen, widow, r. 20th Av nr California
" Elmer F., clerk Columbus Buggy Co., r.

Fruitvale
" E. P., stenographer Moore, Hunt & Co., r.

227, 6th
" Eugene J., drayman, r. 754 Bryant
" Eugene L., cashier Raphael Weill & Co.,

r. 754 Bryant
" Francis K., clerk Milton E. Baker, r. 491

Haight
" Frank C, china decorator, 211 Post, r. 312

Powell
" Frank E., bookkeeper Dow Steam Pump
Wks., r. 1422 Geary
Baker Frank J. (Frank J. Baker & Co.), r. NW

cor 25th and Shotwell
Baker Frank J., cashier George H. Tay Co., r.

926a Fulton
Baker Frank J. & Co., civil and hydraulic engi-
neers and surveyors, 325 Montgomery,
room 34, tel black 2081
" Frank K. Rev., pastor Epworth Methodist

Episcopal Church, r. 314, 30th
" Frederick, r. 915 Hayes
" Frederick, machinist W. T. Garratt & Co.,

r. 311 Guerrero
" Frederick O., r. 1109 Folsom
" George, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 713

Guerrero
" Gaston E., capitalist, r. 2645 Sacramento
Baker George H., lithographer, and manager
Odorless Excavator, 131 Eddy, r. 2815
Green
" George N., steward John Meads
" George P., teamster, r. 23 Folsom Av
" George S., mill hand, r. 393a 9th
" George W., attorney at law, 23 Mills Bldg,

6th floor, r. Oakland
" Gustave, clerk, r. 1314 Leavenworth
" Harry, cook, r. 605 Davis
" Harry, electrician, r. 1222 Mission
" Harry, ice engineer str Australia
" Harry A., silver chaser Shreve & Co., r. 115,
7th

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Baker Harry H., r. 504 Stockton
" Helen E.. widow, r. 663 Broderick
" Helen E. Miss, nurse Hospital for Chil-
dren, 3700 Californ a
" Henry, artist Pao. American Decorative

Co., r. 3/2 Treat Av
" Henry, oar driver, r. 11 Harrison Av
" Henry C, mill hand Frank A. Geier, r. 423

Laguna
■" Henry H., watchman, r. 333 Langton
" Henry H. Jr., seaman, r. 333 Langton
" Henry R., wai er, r. 546 Natoma rear
■" Hill Mining Co., 523 Kearny, room 21
" Isaac, longshoreman, r. 12 Steuart
^' Isaac M., groceries and liquors, 106 Eddy,

r. 25 Sanchez
•" Jacob H., bookkeeper John J. Newbegin, r.

219 Chattanooga
" James, clerk, r. 92IY2 Union
" James, engineer Matthews Bros. & Co., r.

1434 Valencia
" James J., liquors, 7 Mason
" James T., collector U. S. Watch Co., r. 418

Post
*' James W., accountant George W. McNear,

r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" John, r. 561^2 Minna
^' John, steerage steward str Peru
" John, watchman str Corona, r. 26 Chatta-
nooga
•" John E., hostler Bacome & Son, r. Lindell

House
■" John G., driver B. M. Atchinson & Co., r. 13

" John H., teamster J. H. Kruse, r. 218, 22d
^' John L., motorman Market St. Ry., r.

1081/2, 8th
•" John M., salesman Baker & Hamilton, r.

896, 14th
■" John W., photographer, 1144 Market, r.

East Oakland
" Joseph, brakeman S. P. Co., r. 650, 4th
" Joseph, machinist Krogh Mfg. Co., r. 713

Guerrero
" Joseph, seaman, r. 22 Sacramento
■" Julius, teamster, r. 227 Harrison
" Laura L. Miss, trained nurse, r. 1608 Van

Ness Av
" L. D., r. 771 Howard
" Livonia G., widow, r. 1204 Haight
" Lizzie Mrs., r. 916^4 Natoma
" L. L. Mrs., widow, r. 1882 Washington
" Lottie, widow, r. 23 Folsom Av
-" Louisa, waitress, r. 1237 Stockton
" Lucie A., widow, r. 1090 Union
" Lucy J. Mrs., r. 217 Francisco
" Manufacturing Co., Milton E. Baker man-
ager, manufacturers enameled letters

and signs, 491 Haight
" Margaret, widow, r. 208, 28th
" Mattie Miss, artist Elite Photographic

Studio, r. 17 Fair Oaks
" Maurice M., r. 1912^4 Broderick

BAKER MELVILLE C,

plumber, locksmitli, toells, general re-
pairing and model maker, 607 Mission,
r. 112 Grove

Baker Melville H., inspector U. S. Customs, r.
717 Eddy
" Milton E., manager Baker Mfg. Co.. 491

Haight
" Nellie Miss, dressmaker, r. 4 South Park
" Peter, bartender Joseph Sweetman, r. 812,

6th
" Peter, marine engineer, r. 4 South Park
" Richard, longshoreman, r. 608, 6th
" Richard D., freight clerk O. R. & N. Co.,

r. East Oakland
" Richard J., bartender William C. Badger,

r. 9211/2 Union
" Robert B. Jr., collector, r. 23O14 Fulton
" Robert H., peddler, r. Prospect Av nr Vir-
ginia Av
" Robert T. (Baker & Co.), r. 857 Bryant
" Sadie Miss, r. 916i/4 Natoma
" Samuel, restaurant, 523 Commercial
" Samuel, salesman A. Andrews, r. 1910 Bush
" Sarah, widow, r. 2230 Sutter

Schuyler, carpenter, r. 618 Pine
" Stephen, machme hand, r. 421, 4th
" Susanna, widow, r. 423 Laguna
" Thomas F., teamster Baker & Co., r. 865

Bryant
" Thomas F., telegraph operator, r. 27b
Morris
Baker Wakefield, president Baker & Hamilton,
NW cor Pine and Davis, r. 1738 Broad-
way and Sausalito
" Walter H., clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Hay-
den Co., r. 407 Mason
" Walter R., machinist M. C. Baker, r. Ala-
meda
" William, carpenter James W. Baldwin, r.

636, 22d
" William, hostler, r. 510, 36th
" William, plumber Garrett C. Sweeney, r.

915 Hayes
" William G., carpenter and builder, 1305

Valencia, r. 325 Montgomery
" William H. (Ring & Baker), r. 510 Geary
" William H., longshoreman, r. 333 Langton
" William L., seaman, r. 1031 Jackson
" William R., proprietor Adelaide House, 705

Mission, r. 957 Howard
" William T., bartender, r. 121 Valley
" Winfield S., special officer, r. 127i/4 Rose Av
" W. J., measurer W. & J. Sloane & Co., r.

East Oakland
" & Co. (Robert T. Baker and Herman Win-
gerter), draymen, 8-10 Davis

BAKER & HAMILTON

(incorporated), Wakefield Baker presi-
dent, Alexander Hamilton vice-presi-
dent and secretary, importers and
jobbers hardware, agricultural imple-
ments, vehicles, bicycles, creamery
outfitting and supplies, etc., and pro-
prietors Benicia Agricultural Works
(Benicia ,Cal.) ; NW cor Pine and Davis ;
9-15 J, Sacramento ; 316 North Los
Angeles, Los Angeles, Cal.; and 88
Wall, N. Y. Telephone Main 32

4®" Baker. See Becker

Bakers and Butchers Exchange, Gunther &
Kewitz proprietors, 763 Howard
" Hall, 818A Howard

Bakers Home, Kilhoffer & Kraft proprietors,
623-625 Clay

Bakewell Frederick, coachman, r. 9 Monroe

Bakie James, salesman American Biscuit Co.,
r. Berkeley

Bakke ,Severin, deckhand tugboat J. H. Red-
mond, r. 320 Drumm

Bakofsky Carl, employee Western Sugar Re-
finery, r. 1121 Nebraska
" Edward, laborer, r. 1121 Nebraska

Bakulich Fabin (Ivelich & Bakulich), r. 142, 6th
" Virgil N., policeman, r. 1012 Fillm.ore

Balaban Andro B., restaurant, 3027, 16th, r. 126A
Julian Av

Balabrega Francis, porter, r. 825, 15th
" Ingeborg Miss, dressmaker, r. 835, 15th

Balagna Dominic, carpenter, r. 5?4 Morey Alley

Balancula Elizabeth, widow, r. 1133Paclflc

Balart Genevieve Miss, cigars and tobacco, 1IO8
Taylor
" Lisardo, manufacturers' agent, r. 108 Tay-
lor

Balbontin Andrew, bath tender C. Lauben-
heimer. r. 70 Clementina

Balcchi Angelo, r. 1136 Folsom

Balcera Joseph, bartender Edward L. Christin,
r. 313 Hayes

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Wholesale and Retail.

Balch ByroD, hostler, r. 204 Powell
" Daniel W., assayer, r. 2502 Sutter
" D. Herbert, clerk ticket auditor's dept.

S. P. Co., r. 2502 Sutter
" George T., clerk Joshua Hendy Machine

Wks.,r. 2502 Sutter
" John A., stenographer A. Gerberding &Co.,

r. 2502 Sutter
" John W., master ship John A. Briggs, office

54 Steuart
" Maud Miss, stenographer, r. 3502 Sutter
Balchel George, reporter, r. 711 Jones
Balcom Estee W., clerk Simpson Lumber Co.,
r. 1413 Larkin
" Margaret, widow, r. 1413 Larkin
Balczynski Anna, widow, r. 9 Mason
Bald Eagle Mining Co. (Alaska), W. H. Payson

secretary, 172 Crocker Bldg
Baldacoi Frank, fruits and vegetables, 202 Va-
lencia
" Giuseppe, painter, r. 518 Greenwich
" Primo, marble polisher RufQno & Bianchi,
r. 222 Broadway
Baldassone John, roaster D. Ghirardelli Co.,

r. 22 Valparaiso
Balden Warren S., confectioner, r. 197 Hyde
Balderini Frederick, musician, r. 442 Union
" Guisfredo, clerk laccheri & Bacigalupi, r.
442 Union
Baldes Manuel F., barber, 210^ Townsend, r.

413 Brannan
Baldet Eugene, bottle cleaner Arpad Haras-

zthy, r. 409 Dupont
Baldett Andrew, liquors, 528V4 Broadway
Baldi Fernando, fruits, 1841 Market
Baldocchi Angelo, fruits and vegetables, SE cor
21st and Howard
" Angelo G. (Podesta & Baldocchi), r. 10

Monroe
" Brothers (Daniel Baldocchi), liquors, 1315

Dupont
" Brothers (Giovanni and Fortunate), fruits

and vegetables, 1310 Dupont
" C. & Co. (Casimir Baldocchi), fruits and
vegetables, NE cor McAllister and
Buchanan
" Casimir (Baldocchi & Co.), r. 1002 Buch-
anan
" Cesare, clerk, r. SOQVj O'Farrell
" Cherubino, fruits and vegetables, 521 Geary

and 240 O'Farrell, r. 3091/2 O'Farrell
" Daniel (Baldocchi Bros.), r. 1315 Dupont
" Fortunato (Baldocchi Bros.), r. 1310 Dupont
" Francisco, bartender Baldocchi Bros., r.

1315 Dupont
" Frank (Bertini & Baldocchi), r. 3025 Sacra-
mento
■' Giovanni (Baldocchi Bros.), r. 1310 Dupont
" Giuseppe, r. 1310 Dupont
" Lawrence, driver Angelo Petri, r. 131 Fran-
cisco
" Louis, clerk Cherubino Baldocchi, r. 309 Vi

O'Farrell
" Maurice (Simi & Baldocchi), r. 332 Taylor
" Robert, fruits and vegetables, 2330 Fill-
more
Baldridge E. Stephen, r. 23 Julian Av

" Robert A., watchman, r. 23 Julian Av
Baldry Beatrice Mrs., saleslady Sanborn, Vail
&Co.,r. 911 O'Farrell
" Nathan E., baker, 3141, 17th
Baldwin A., r. 1322a Valeneia
" Adison H., telephone patent, r. 121114 Gol-
den Gate Av
Baldwin Alfred W., superintendent Porter,
Slessinger & Co., r. 319 Jones

Baldwin Alexander R. Jr., student, r. 1931 Octa-
via
Alexander W., clerk, r. 1512 Sacramento
Alice, domestic, 309 Powell
Andrew T. stevedore, r. 1703V4 Folsom
Annex, 930 Market

Antonia G. Mrs. (N. M. Benjamin & Co.), r.
3IIV2 Jones
" A. R., widow, r. 1931 Octavia
Baldwin A. S. (Baldwin & Hammond), r. 2231

Washington
Baldwin Barry, United States Marshal, ofQce
U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, room 45, r. 1515
Scott
Barry Jr., r. 1515 Scott
Billiard Parlor The, NE cor Market and

Powell
Caroline W. Miss, teacher Cal. School of

Mechanical Arts, r. 518, 21st
Cecelia Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home
Charles H., stock broker, r. 1921 Octavia
Charles M., r. 517i/4 Oak
Cornelia M., r. 517!4 Oak
David, cement worker S. F. Bridge Co.
David, laborer, r. 206 Broad
Dora Miss, bookkeeper James W. Baldwin,

r. Berkeley
Edward L. (Baldwin & Baxter), r. Ala-
meda
Elias J., capitalist, r. 1217 California
Elizabeth G., widow, r. 1921 Octavia
Ernest, laborer, r. Bennington nr Cortland
Av
Frank, porter Gutman & MuUin, r. 44854

Natoma
Frank T., attorney at law, 419 California,

room 23, r. Palace Hotel
Frederick A., manufacturers' agent, r. 1416
California

Baldwin Frederick P., business manager Even-
ing Post, NE cor Kearny and Bush, r.
1520 Geary
George, r. 277 Minna
George C, manager Oscar Foss, r. Hotel

Savoy
George H., wood and coal, Cortland Av nr

Bennington, r. 19 Wool
G. Feris, exchange teller American Bank
and Trust Co., r. 1211% Golden Gate Av
Grotto, Schroeder & Grabau proprietors,

873 Market
Harry, seaman, r. 530, 3d
Hattie, widow, nurse, r. 27 Willow Av
Henry P. (Alexander & Baldwin), r.

Hawaiian Islands
Henry R., driver La Grande Laundry, r.

1824 Folsom
Hotel Gas and Electric Light Works, 439
Stevenson

Baldwin House, Holm & Saxtorph proprietors,
14-16 Ellis
" James T., driver La Grande Laundry, r.

1702/2 Folsom
" James W., carpenter and builder, lis

Powell, r. Berkeley
" Jane M., widow, r. lllQi/i Sacramento
" John M., r. 1110^4 Sacramento
" Joseph D., driver National Laundry, r.

4441/2 Hayes

" Locomotive Works (Philadelphia, Pa.),

Williams, Dimond & Co. agents, cor

Pine and Market

" Louis D., quartermaster str City of Sydney

" Lydia C. Miss, stenographer Baker &

Hamilton, r. 400 Van Ness Av
" Marshall S., clerk Madison & Burke, r.

2503 Clay
" Mary, widow, r. 72214 Capp
" Mary E., widow, r. 914 Pine
" Matilda H., widow, r. 444% Hayes
" May Miss, dressmaker, r. 506 Jones
" M. F. Miss, teacher English Filippe's

Academy of Languages
" LTrvilleX;., salesman G. H. Umbsen & Co., r.
1211/2 Golden Gate Av
Baldwin Orville D., president Security Savings
Bank, r. 3700 Washington
'• Orville R., collector O'Farrell & Co., r. 3700
Washington "

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Baldwin The, Stone, Stanton & Co. propri-
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phone Main 339

Baldwin Theatre, Al Hayman & Co. (incor-
porated), proprietors, 936 Market
" Thomas, oiler Market St. Ry., r. 1806

" Thomas E., carpenter, r. Aiili Hayes

" Thomas J., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 2919

Octavia
" Thomas S., seaman, r. 817 Battery
" William H., contractor, r. 1210 Fell
" William H., photo-engraver Cal. Photo-En-

gaving Co., r. Oakland
" William O., pressman F. H. Abbott, r.

21114 Jones
Baldwin & Baxter (^Edward L. Baldwin and

Hawley W. Baxter), wholesale cigars

and proprietors Ferry Drug Co., 8 Market

BALDWIN & HAMMOND

(A. S. Baldwin) real estate, rent collec-
tors and auctioneers, 10 Montgomery

J8®-Baldwin. See Bolwin
Balere Morris, electrician, r. 1765 Ellis
Bales Alexander Z., carpenter Reaoe T. Ben-
nett, r. 717 Tehama
" Benjamin B., dishwasher Palace Restau-
rant, r. 863 Market
" D., blacksmith helper P. C. S. S. Co., r.
Oakland
Balestrero Rafael, boot and shoe maker, 134

Pacific
Balfour-Guthrie Investment Co., Robert B.
Forman president, William Robertson
secretary, 316 California
Balfour, Guthrie & Co. (Stephen Williamson,
Robert Balfour, Alexander Guthrie,
Robert B. Forman, Robert Bruce and A.
B. Williamson), shipping commission
merchants and insurance agents, 316
California, tel Main 334. Insurance de-
partment, George W. Spencer man-
ager, 323 California, tel Main 201
" Robert (Balfour, Guthrie & Co.), r. Liver-
pool, Eng.
Balge Henry, wood carver William A. Schrock
Balger Charles, barber, 1091 Howard
4S~Balger. See Bolger
Balhorn Frederick, waiter William D. Meyer, r.

9 Drumm
Balich Luca (Vuscovich & Balich), r. 1600 Polk
" Mitchel (Balich & Abramovich), r. 400 De-
vis adero
" & Abramovich (Mitchel Balich and Drago
R. Abramovich), liquors, SE cor Oak and
Devisadero
Balier Marie, domestic, 2005 Franklin
Balin Morris, electrician E. F. Henzel, r. 217,

3d Av
Ballnd A., baker Page & Falch, r. 518 Stevenson
Balis Edward B., clerk George D. Dornin, r. 1303

Sacramento
Balk George B., butcher, r.2013 Hyde

" Stephens., plumber, r. 2013 Hyde
Balke Edward W., laborer, r. NE cor 23d and
Vermont, Potrero
" Herman C, laborer, r. NE cor 23d and Ver-
mont, Potrero
" John E., iron fitter, r. NE cor 23d and Ver-
mont, Potrero
" Thomas, machinist, r. 226 Michigan
Balkwill Charles, car repairer S. P. Co., r. 60

Morris Av
Ball A. Everett, attorney at law, 39-40 Mer-
chants' Exchange Bldg, r. 1000 Van Ness
Av
" Alfred, clerk Winther Bros., r. Ill Langton
" Anna, widow, r. 2108 Lyon
" Arthur E., waiter Kusich & Musladin, r.

449 Noe
" Byron L., musician, r. 2007 Steiner
" Charles R., liquors, r. 810^4 Filbert
" Edgar F., superintendent E. J. Bowen, r.

1005 California
" E. E. Miss, stenographer, r. 1917 Vallejo
" George, grlpman Presidio & Ferries RR, r.

2104 Hyde
• George, seaman, r. 120 Howard

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

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Ball George A., accountant, 530 California, room

57, r. 614 Sutter
" Henry, r. 1429 Van Ness Av
" Henry, porter, r. 1605.
" Henry M., r. 1908 Stockton
" Herbert G., gasfitter Thomas Day & Co., r.

733 Stevenson
■' Idelle, widow, r. 601a Fell
" James, coal passer str San Jose
" James E., r. 1081/2 Hayes
" J. Frank, teamster W. W. Montague & Co.,

r. 123, 4th Av
" John, r. San Jose Av nr Naglee Av
" John, conductor Presidio & Ferries RR, r.

2104 Hyde
" Katherine M. Miss, teacher drawing public

schools, r. Hotel Oliver
" Mary Mrs., varieties, 13214, 24th
" Mary A., dressmaker, r. 132i/4, 24th
" Richard, butcher, r. 34714 Tehama
" Robert C, architect, r. 2418 Mission
" Thaddeus, insurance, r. 2860 Mission
" W. A., carpenter, r. 43, 6th
" William D., clerk Holbrook, Merrill &

Stetson, r. 706 Taylor
" William K., with Shreve & Co., r. Hotel

Savoy
•' William P., mining, r. 733 Stevenson
Ballaban Isaac, peddler, r. 103414 Folsom rear
Ballaid Walter W., laborer, r. 607 Bryant
Ballance James H., manager Emerson Drug

Co., 41 Stevenson, r. Alameda
" Robert H., Pacific Coast agent The Koka

Chemical Co., 41 Stevenson, r. Alameda
Ballantyne Alexander, superintendent of con-
struction lighthouse dept., 89 Flood

Bldg, r. 531 Frederick
j8®- Ballantyne. See Ballantine, Ballentine

and Ballentyne
Ballard Alfred H., shipping clerk Fulton Eng.

6 Ship Bldg. Wks., r. 430 Sanchez
•' Alfred W., reporter, r. 430 Sanchez

" Amelia E., widow, r. 524i^ Turk

" Arthur W., salesman General Electric Co..

r. 1807 Fillmore
" Caroline H. Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r.

2122 Pacific Av
" Duane, special agent accident dept. Pac.

Mutual Life Ins. Co., r. 1717 Clay
" George, carpenter, r. 1820 Folsom
" Irving T., with Pac. Coast Oil Co., r. 2330

Jackson
" John (W. H. Martin & Co.). r. Claremont,

Alameda Co.
Ballard J. Stow, M. D., physician and surgeon,

office and r. 610 Hyde, hours 1 to 3 and

7 to 8 p.m., Sundays 1 to 2 p. m., tele-
phone East 306

Ballard Laura A. S. Mrs., physician and sur-
geon, office and r. 610 Hyde
" Richard v., salesman, r. 222 Turk
" William H., bartender California Hotel, r.

230 Kearny
" Walter J., brass finisher W. T. Garratt &

Co., r. 52414 Turk
" William, sweeper City Street Improvement
Co., r. 607 Bryant
Ballard & Hall (Isaac R. Hall), wool brokers,
scourers and commission merchants and
proprietors Pacific Wool Depot, NW cor
5th and Bluxome, telephone South 64.
Ballen Philip L., cigar maker Henry Perlman,

r. 16 Juniper
Ballenberg Nathan, musician, r. 710 California
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Balletto Frederick, laborer, r. 116 Henry
" Gabrillo, vegetable peddler, r. 116 Henry
" John, driver, r. 116 Henry
" Joseph, plumber, r. 116 Henry
Ballhaus Charles, dairyman, r. 816 Naples
Balli H., driver Westerfeld's Bakery
Ballin Jacob H., salesman Neustadter Bros., r.
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" Morris, shirtmaker Standard Shirt Fac-
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Ballingall Alexander C, clerk Newman & Lev-

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Ballinger Charles, wire worker Cal. Wire Wks.,
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" James, r. 239 Green
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" John J., teamster, r. 1126 Golden Gate Av
" Louis, type caster, r. 239 Green
■' Nicholas, porter, r. 239 Green
" Susan, widow, r. 742 Tehama
" Thomas R., salesman Grangers' Business

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'■ William G., gripman Sutter St. Ry., r. 1516

Baker
" William H., wool sorter Ballard & Hall, r.

36 Gilbert
'• William J., clerk James P. Smith, r. 1516

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" William R., drayman Sessions & Jackson,

r. 511 Franklin
" W. Wingow, commercial traveler, r. 742
Tehama
4tg=-Ballinger. See Bellinger and Bollinger
Balliston J., longshoreman O. R. & N. Co.
Ballser John, helper Commercial Box Factory
Ballou Addie L., notary public and artist, 61-62

Donohoe Bldg
Balluff Joseph, laborer John Kelso, r. cor 16th

and Alabama
Bally Edward, clerk, r. 910 Jackson

" Thomas H., horse trainer, r. 310 Jessie
Balm Gustave, seaman, r. I23714, 7th Av South
Balnaves William, cashier Balfour, Guthrie &

Co., r. 1456 Franklin
Balny Cesarine, widow, feather curler, r. 119

Stockton
Balolse Fire Insurance Co. (of Basle), Syz & Co,
agents, 410 California
" Marine Insurance Co. (of Basle), Syz & Co
general agents, 410 California
Baloun Edmund, photo-engraver Union Photo-
Engraving Co., r. 313 Stockton
" Joseph P., draughtsman Union I. Wks.,
r. 1107 Filbert
Balovich George, cook Anton Versalovich,

1032 Mission
Balser George, porter, r. 636 Commercial
4®=Balser. See Baltzer and Balzer
Balssa Henri, cook, r. 24 Jansen
Balthasar George M., r. 746, 21st
Baltlansky Demetrius, machinist] Risdon I. &

L. Wks., r. 443 Bryant
Baltic Steamship Co. (New York to Copenhagen
and Stettin), A. W. Meyer agent, 401
California

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Peter Harvey
Pacific Coast agent, 9 Mills Bldg, 2d floor
" Hotel, 1013 Van Ness Av
" House, Jules Camille proprietor, 502 Bush
" John H., barber, 210 Stevenson
Baltz Charles (California Brewing Co.), r. 24
Douglass
" Charles Jr., plumber Weber Bros., r. 24

Douglass
" Ferdinand, brewer Millwaukee Brewery,
432, 10th
-eS^Baltz. See Balz

Baltzell Kate M. Mrs., surgical bands, 231 Post
Baltzer Frederick, porter Crown Distilleries
Co., r. 1313Larkin
" William, butcher August Schiller, r. 1726
Ellis
Balz Adolph, clerk sta. E postofflce, r. 125, 27th
" Brothers & Finkeldey (Louis and Mrs.
Julia Balz and Charles Finkeldey), tan-
ners, Nebraska bet 25th and 26th
" Emma Miss, clerk, r. 418 Leavenworth
" Julia, widow (Balz Bros. & Finkeldey), r.

1310 Nebraska
" Louis (Balz Bros. & Finkeldey), r. 1324>A

Utah
" Valentine, butcher, r. 1232, 7th Av South
-e®=-Balz. See Baltz
Balzarini Charles, steward Sartori & Fantina,

r. 56 Clara Av
Balzer Julius, salesman Brown Bros. & Co., r.
1805 Eddy
" Peter, proprietor Eureka Hotel, 411-415
Brannan
4S=Balzer. See Balser and Baltzer
Bamann Otto, Treasurer Home Mfg. Co., r. 66454

Minna
Bamar John, longshoreman, r. 106 Steuart
Bambauer Charles L., plumber Mutual Electric
Light Co., r. SW cor Buena Vista Av
and Congress
Bamber John. r. 305 Larkin
Bamberger David, r. 1618 Stockton rear
" J. & Co. (Julius Bamberger), wholesale ci-
gars, 106 Battery
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" Sigmund, r. 1451 McAllister
" Solomon S., r. 1451 McAllister
Bamert Mary, domestic, 915b Post
Bamford James, baker Joseph Bamford, r. 1914
Howard
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Howard
" John, baker Joseph Banaford, r. 1914 How.

ard
" Joseph, bakery, 1914 Howard
Bammann Diedrioh, solicitor, r. 15V2 Linden Av
" Henry H., teamster Sperry Flour Co., r.

385 Shotwell
" Henry N., machine hand, r. 385 Shotwell
Bampie Max, peddler, r. 24 Washington Av
Bamtang Hilario, porter Charles N. Fleisch-

man, r. 315 Kearny
Banachowski John, tailor, r. 473 Tehama
Banahan Alice Miss, r. 113 Perry
" Patrick, laborer, r. 113 Perry
4®° Banahan. See Bannahan
Banazana Joseph, clam digger, r. 30th Av South

nrH
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Clay
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Lombard
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r. 110 Pacific
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Co., r. 322 Broadway
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New York, r. Oakland
Bane Charles H., attorney at law, rooms 309-
310 Spreckels Bldg, 927 Market, tel
South 760, r. 236 Sutter
" David C, r. 336 Sutter
Bane Frank P., manufacturer carbonic and
nitrous oxide gases, 10 Stevenson, r. 236
Sutter
" J. Russell, traveling salesman, r. 236 Sut-
ter
" Mark, marine engineer, r. 422 Natoma
•' M. J. Mrs., widow, r. 3926 California
4®=Bane. See Bahn, Bain and Baine
Banfield Isaac N., trimmer Edison Light and
Power Co.. r. 113, 1st
" John H., painter John P. Eraser, r. 513 Post
" William, coachman, r. A nr 8th Av
" William, seaman str National City
Banford David, baker George A. Craig, r. 135^4

Perry
Bang John, cellarman H. F. Sass, r. 639 Clay
Bangasser William F., clerk Railway Mail Ser-
vice, r. Oakland
Bangle Edward Jr., r. 2317 Mariposa
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Stevenson
Bangs Adelaide, clerk Dr. W. H. Mays, 903' Sut-
ter
" Albert, salesman, r. 159 Perry
" Albert H., advertising, r. 24 Lapidge
Bang's Benjamin, real estate and insurance
broker, 130 Sutter, room 55, r. 112 Lyon
" Benjamin F., r. 736 Shotwell
" Edward J., stock clerk Buckingham &

Hecht, r. 1936 Lexington Av
" Edward L., mailing clerk Chronicle, r. 638,

17th
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33d
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" Irving B., butcher R. F. Bucknam, r. 736
Shotwell

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Bangs Isaac F., clerk George H. Buckingham, r.
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Banick Peter, cook, r. 503 East
Bank Anton, groceries and liquors, 1018, 16th

Av South
Bank Commissioners, Paris Kilburn, Jesse B.
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fornia, rooms 19-30
Bank Exchange, Brown & Nicol proprietors,
SE cor Montgomery and Washington
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Bank of British Columbia, Walter Powell

manager, SE cor Bush and Sansome
Bank of British North America The, H. M. j.
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Bank of California The, William Alvord presi-
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Sansome
Bank of California Building, NW cor California

and Sansome
Bank of Commerce, H. F. Bmeric president, C.
S. Benedict vice-president, William C.
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Bank of San Francisco (in liquidation), 22 San

Francisco Stock and Exchange Bldg
Bank of Sisson, Crocker & Co. See Crocker-

Woolworth National Bank
Bank of Tarapaca and London Limited The,
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Bankart Hubert, mining engineer, 23 Stevenson,

r. 6 Martha PI
Banker Abraham, iron worker Western I. Wks.,
r. 473 Howard
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" George E., iron worker, r. Hunter's point
Bankers' Alliance of California The (Los An-
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Bankers' Life Association (St. Paul, Minn.),
Carl H. Brodenstein general agent, 2105
Vallejo
Bankers' Life Association of Des Moines, Iowa,
Delger & King State agents, 211 Sansome
Bankhead Hugh, special agent Mutual Indem-
nity Co., r. Oakland
Bankowski William, salmon packer, r. 2706 Bush
Banks Alfred W., junk dealer, r. 728, 21st
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& Son, r. 637 Jessie
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738, 21st
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Co., r. 637 Jessie
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Grammar School, r. 2004 Vallejo
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Bannalian Henry, hostler, r. 173 Clara
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133 Lily Av
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Bannan Barbara C. Miss, teacher Emerson Pri-
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Ewing, r. 323y2, 21st
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brokers, 316 Montgomery
*S~Bannan. See Bannon
Bannatyne Matthew, paper carrier, r. 2514

Bush rear
Banner Charles, surgical elastic stockings, 919,

14th
Banner Flour Mills (Paso Robles), Sperry
Flour Co. proprietors, 134 California
" Marcus (F. Toplitz & Co., r. 1002 Van Ness
Av
Bannerman John S., student Sullivan & Sulli-
van, r. 716, 20th
" Thomas R., bookkeeper Hibernia Savings
and Loan Society, r. 716, 20th
Bannerot Eugene A., machinist Golden State

and Miners' I. Wks. r. 2141 Mission
Bannick Albert J., porter O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., r. 238, 7th
" Johannes F., salesman Hinz & Landt, r.
222 Devisadero
Banning Edward J., attorney at law, 101 San-
some, room 19, r. 634 Castro
" Frances A. Mrs., principal Everett Gram-
mar School, r. 634 Castro
" Kate, principal Peabody Free Kindergar-
ten, r. 634 Castro
" Thomas, cook, r. 28 Everett
Bannister George, cook, r. 449!^ Tehama
" George W., millhand, r. 29 Silver
" Joseph, r. 29 Silver
" Joseph E.. millhand, r. 29 Silver
" William A., porter Wells. Fargo & Co., r.

29 Silver
" William D. (Hearfleld, Bannister & Co.),
r. Columbia, Tuolumne Co.
Bannon Cathrine Miss, domestic St. Luke's
Hospital
" James S., groceries, 71 Natoma
" John, laborer, r. 352, Uth
" John, laborers. P. Co., r. 348, 4th
" Malachi, r. a52, 11th
" Margaret, widow, r. 352, 11th
" Mary S. Miss, r. 76154 Howard
" Patrick, laborer, r. 352, 11th
" Thomas, machinist S. P. Co., r. 130, 15th
" Thomas F., paper carrier, r. 335, 21st
" William, truckman Truck 7, r. 32354, 21st
" William T., iron molder, r. 352, 11th
4®" Bannon. See Bannan
Bannwarth Phillip, liquors, 2339 Mission
Banta I. Co. The, G. C. Holbrook secretary,
manufacturers mining machinery, 71
Stevenson
Bantel Charles A., bakery and restaurant, 427
Larkin, r. 505 Turk

Bantel Christian, wood turner, r. 509, 8th

Bantz George, stock clerk Davis Bros., r. Oak-
land

Banz Adolph, teacher music, r. 305 Guerrero
" Alois A., buyer William Cluff Co., r. 715
Diamond

Baowville William, waiter George Broneir, r.
136, 1st

BAPTIS JOHN H.,

manufacturer gold pens, 318 Kearny,

room 5, r. Haywards, Alameda Co., CaL

Baptist Chinese Cliristian Association, NW

cor Sacramento and Waverlv PI
Baptist Chinese Young Men's Christian Asso-
ciation, 7 Waverly PI
Baptista Jose (Cardozo & Baptista), r. 1925

Geary
Baptiste Doris Miss, r. 42554 Davis
" Frank, fish dealer, r. 532 Ivy Av
" John, longshoreman, r. NE cor Fillmore

and Chestnut
'■ John, seaman, r. 42554 Davis
" Joseph, laborer, r. 715 Howard
" Louis, cook, r. 22 Vandewater
Bar Association of San Francisco, Robert Y.
Hayne president, E. B. Holladay secre-
tary, John M. Burnett treasurer, 530
California
" Jacob, teamster, r. Railroad Av nr 8th Av
South
Baracini Angelo, farmer, r. 526 Broadway
Baraco Andre W.(Baraco& Colombo), r. 801 Union
" C, incandescent worker Edison Light and

Power Co., r. 608 Laguna
" Vincent, fruit dealer, r. 608 Laguna
" & Colombo (Andrew Baraco and Nicola
Colombo), poultry, 503 Washington
Barada Henry J., r. 414 Van Ne-s Av
Baraille John W., wheelwright Herman Hofstet-
ter, r. 1010, 15th Av South
" Joseph, cook, r. 729 Folsom
Barash B. & Co. (Bernard Barash), proprietors
Pacific Gossamer Rubber Co., 115, 1st
" Bernard (B. Barash & Co.), r. 257 Minna
Barats Elize Miss, laundress Peter Feutrier

" Emile, French laundry, 402, 6ih
Baraty Francois, r. 708 Waller
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1227 Eddy
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Barbagelata Amelia Miss, stenographer Moore,
Ferguson & Co., r. Oakland
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Kearny
Barbat J. Henry, physician and surgeon, 803
Sutter, office hours 1 to 3 p. m., tel East
928, r. 1413 Folsom, hours 7 to 8 p. m., tel
Mint 221
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dren and Training School for Nurses,
3700 California
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Barbe Alexander Mrs., widow, r. 15 Wood
" John, laundry, 1624 Pacific Av
" Joseph, laborer, r. 715 Howard
" M., nurse French Hospital
" Pierre, baker, r. 824 Montgomery
" William H., insurance agent, r. 312 Utah
Barbeau Charles Jr., collector J. Noonan, r.
Millbrae, San Mateo Co.
" Narcisse, carpenter, r. 308 Green
Barbee Charles, salesman John B. Muirhead, r.
2 Hayes
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Sutter
" Emma H., widow, r. 1090 Union
" Frank P., clerk Cowen & Cowen, r. 1090

Union
" Henry B., stationer, r. 27 Ford
" Jesse W., painter, r. 56 Morris Av
" Robert, paper hanger, r. 323 Ivy Av
" Robert J., evangelist, r. 2521 McAllister
Barber Albert H., salesman Cal. Casket Co., r.
1124 Shot well
' ' Arthur F. , bookkeeper Frederick B. Haight,

r. Alameda
" Bryant H., engineer Young Men's Chris-
tian Association Bldg, r. 307 Steiner

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Barber Charles E., clerk Edward Denny, r. 1124

Shotwell
" Charles L., r. 1124 Shotwell
" Emma J. Miss, teacher Irving Primary

School, r. 1612 Vallejo
Barber George A., upholstering, carpet-beating

and laying, 1509 Market
" George B., salesman Kearny St. Cash Gun

Store, r. 1021 Mason
" Harry A., pressman S. F. Newspaper

Union, r. 1317, 24th
" J. E. Miss, coffee saloon, 73IV2 O'Farrell
" James B., rectifier E. H. Michels, r. 1317,

24th
" John A., bricklayer, r. 129 Taylor
" Joseph, laborer South S. F. Tannery, r.

936, 13th Av South
" Lily Miss, nurse St. Luke's Hospital
" Lyman H., with Cal. Casket Co., r. 1243,

18th
" Robert L., tailor, 114a Ellis
" Thomas H., pilot, 506 Battery, r. 1612 Val-

lejo
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" William, attoi-ney at law, 320 Sansome,

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BARBER ZACHARY T.,

proprietor Enterprise Carpet-Beating'
works and agent Enterprise Matcli
Factory, 236 Fourteenth, telephone
Mission 100, r. 1747 Mission
J8S="Barber. See Barbier and Barbour
Barberis Giacomo (Barberis & Lamaysou), r.
1316 Stockton
" John, r. 1617 Bush
" Peter, sculptor, r. 9 Polk Lane
" i& Lamaysou (Giacomo Barberis and Cle-
mente Lamaysou). restaurant, 1318
Stockton
Barbetta Carrie, packer D. Ghirardelli Co., r.
203 Vallejo
" Nicholas, extraman Engine 12, r. 1126
Kearny
Barbich Anton E., restaurant, 641 Mission, r.
965 Harrison
" John, cook John Vuckovich, r. 349 Minna
Barbier Howard F., salesman W. K. Vander-

slice&Co., r. 1014 Geary
4®=Barbier. See Barber and Barbour
Barbieri A., candy maker Adolph Hromada, r.
10 Varennes
" Brothers (Bartholomew and Giovanni),
wines and liquors, 1311-1313 Polk
Bartholomew (Barbieri Bros.), r. 1617 Bush
Carlo, groceries, 754 Brannan
Frank, r. 314 Pacific
Giovanni (Barbieri Bros.), r. 1617 Bush
Joseph, bartender, r. 620M Natoma
Paul (Gray & Barbieri), r. 1325 Clay
Stephen, fruits and vegetables, 155, 3d, r.
224, 3d
Barbin Frank, bootblack, llSy^ Leidesdorfl, r.

1316 Kearny
Barbino John, clerk, r. 335 Union
" Michael, fruits and vegetables, 2154 Mis-
sion
" Thomas, bartender, 5 Graham Pi
Barbour Brothers Co. The (New York), manu-
facturers threads, Henry Doyle & Co.
agents, 517-519 Market
" Charles E., dairy. 3412 California
" Charles O., gardener, r. 3412 California
" Clitus, attorney at law, 8 Montgomery Av
" Eugene C, engineer Market St. Ry.. r. 3412

California
" Frederick F., manager Power and Mining
dept. General Electric Co., 15, 1st, r.
Oakland
" James H. K., foreman calker P. C. S. S.

Co.,r. 906Capp
" James W., woolens, 120 Sutter, room 76, r.

Hanford, Kings Co.
" M. E. Miss, nurse, r. 1827 Polk
Barbour Silver Co. (Hartford, Conn.), manufac-
turers silver-plated hollow ware, A. I.
Hall & Son agents, 528-530 Market
" Thomas J., manager machinery dept. Ris-
don I. & L. Wks., r. 304 Stockton

Barbour William & Sons (limited), (Lisburn,
Ireland), manufacturers threads, Henry
Doyle & Co. agents, 517 Market
4®=Barbour. See Barber and Barbier
Barbrack C. Ferdinand, bartender Verein Ein-
tracht, r. 1006 Minna
" John F., baker, r. 1709 Leavenworth
Barcel John N., cigars, 107%, 5th, r. 718 Mc-
Allister
Barchi Caesar Rev., S. J., clergyman St. Igna-
tius Church
Barcini Carlo, hog ranch, 18th Av South nr S
Barckow Anna, domestic, 773 Haight
" Axel N., laborer Western Sugar Refinery,
r. 526 Indiana
Barclay George, driver D. L. Guthrie, r. 231,
6th Av
" George, fireman, r. 160 Steuart
" George, machinist, r. 278 Minna
" James A., seaman str City of Everett
" John, plumber, r. 278 Minna
" John A., waiter, r. 21 Randall
" John M., meter tester S. F. Gas Light Co.,

r. 214, 3d
" Mary, widow, r. 7V2 Harriet
" Peter T., secretary Pacific Labeling Co.,

105 Mission, r. 2347 Washington
" Robert H., carpenter S. P. Co., r. 1190

Haight
" Rodericks., machinist Francis Smith &

Co., r. cor 1st and Mission
" William, liquors, NE cor California and
Davis, r. 14 Van Ness Av
4®=Barclay. SeeBarkley.

Barcoe William E., stenographer S. F. Com-
mission Co., r. 438 Van Ness Av
Bard Elsworth, compositor, r. 331 Turk

" Emma Mrs., compositor Call
Bardanaso Juan, bootblack, 321 Leavenworth
Bardellini August, fisherman, r. 322 Vallejo
" Vincent, fish dealer, r. 7 Hodges' Alley
Barden Patrick, carpenter, r. 11th Av South bet
PandQ
" Thomas J., tinsmith, r. 1 Alabama
Bardenhagen Glaus, groceries and liquors, 1001

Dolores, r. lOOlA Dolores
Bardet Alexander (Bardet & Gesvret), r. 320
Lombard
" George, r. 320 Lombard
" Marie, domestic, 1123 California
" & Gesvret (Alexander Bardet and Eugene
Gesvret), proprietors Boston Mill (pul-
verizers), 75 Union
Bardez Frank, steel worker Pac. Roll. Mill
Bardini Giovanni, window cleaner, 340 Sutter,

r. 15 Ohio PI
Bardisono Pietro, baker, r. 7 Graham PI
Bardon Gaston, steward French Hospital
" James, butcher Henry Moffat, r. 11th Av

South bet P and Q
" John, butcher, r. 607 Natoma
Bardue Nelson, dentist, 124, 9th
Bardulm John, tailor, 8 Kearny, r. SW cor Yolo

and Rhode Island
Bardwell William, agent, r. 130, Uth
Bare Brothers (Solomon and Edward), furniture
and carpets, 1251-1257 Market, tel South
147
" Edward (Bare Bros.), r. 610 Grove
■' Gustave, manager Lachman & Sternfels,

r. 710 Hayes
" Solomon (Bare Bros.), r. 1532 O'Farrell
4S- Bare. See Barre
Bareford C. Stace, attorney at law, 213 Front, r.

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Bareille Ferdinand, waiter, r. 811 Mission
" Joseph, cellarman Lenormand Bros., r. 739
Folsom
Bareilles Bernard, driver Bareilles Bros., r. 1238,
22d Av South
" Brothers (Emile and Feliclen), dairymen,

1238, 22d Av South
" Emile (Bareilles Bros.), r. 1238, 22d Av

South
•' Felicien (Bareilles Bros.), r. 1238, 22d Av

South
" Jacques (Bayle, Lacoste & Co.), r. 7th Av

South het L and M
" John, milker Bareilles Bros., r. 1238, 22d Av

South
" John P., carpet layer J. Spaulding & Co., r.

2924 Octavia
" Thomas, driver Bareilles Bros., r. 1238, 22d

Av South
" William, driver Bareilles Bros., r. 22d Av
South nr L
Baretta Domenico, hostler, r. 320 Broadway
" James, machinist, r. 346, 4th
" Martin, seaman, r. 8 Hinckley
4@= Baretta. See Beretta
Barfred Edward A., night watchman str Enci-

nal, r. Lorin, Alameda Co.
Barg Henry E., car repairer S. P. Co., r. 719
Lombard
" John C. (Barg & Kleen), r. IO2O14 Guerrero
" Louis, seam.an, r. 27 East
" & Kleen (John C. Barg and Henry Kleen),
hay, grain, feed and produce, 526, 7th
Bargagliotti Dominic, scavenger, r. 14 Boardman

PI
Bargas Mereede. widow, r. 1111 Kearny
Bargatatte Frank, scavenger, r. 13 Boardman PI
Barger Daniel E., physician and surgeon, 1403
California cor Hyde, office hours 9 to 11
a. m. and 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. m., tel 2550,
r. 1010 Pine
" H. Morris, motorman Market St. Ry., r.

1528 Eddy
" John H., waiter, r. 444 Brannan
" William, machinist H. G. Layng Machine
Wks., r. 210, 18th
Bargez Michel, cook, r. 619 Pacific
Bargion Lottie Mrs., stewardess S. F. Prot-
estant Orphan Asylum
Bargmann Herman, liquors, 901 Larkin, r. 26a

Cedar Av
Bargones James L. (Kelly & Bargones), r. 2014
Dupont
" Lola, widow, r. 2014 Dupont
" Petro Mrs., widow, r. 210 Chestnut
Barilla Giacomo, fisherman, r. 322 Vallejo rear
Baringer William H. (Barlnger & Crawford), r.
1235 Market
" & Crawford (William Baringer and Robert
Crawford), butchers, 1023 Guerrero
Barion August, civil engineer, 420 California,
room 27, r. 936 Bryant
" August, driver John Wieland Brewery, r.
434, 2d
Bark Martha Davis Co. The, David G. Alexan-
der secretary, office 220 California
" Mohican Co. The, David G. Alexander
secretary, office 220 California
Barkan Adolpli, M. D., eye, ear, nose and

throat, 14 Grant Av, r. 1808 Gough
BarkduU J. L., capitalist, r. 134, 4th '
Barkelew H. Ashley, vocalist Tivoli Opera

House, r. 616 O'Farrell
Barkeloo John, real estate, r. 1114 Post
Barkentine Archer Co. The, David G. Alexander
secretary, office 220 California

Barker Almira Mrs., r. 217 Francisco

" Arthur B., compositor Salvation Army, r.
1139 Market

" Cecil T., salesman Reed & Goodman, r.
Brooklyn Hotel

" Edward E., tile setter W. W. Montague &
Co., r. 1906!4 Golden Gate Av

" Ella Miss, nurse, r. 837 Post

" Eugene H., school teacher, r. 1918 Union
Barker Frank, proprietor Pacific Storage Ware-
house, 301 Stockton, r. Fruitvale

" Frederick, pantryman, r. 58 Minna

" Frederick W., salesman, r. 330, 19th

" George, clerk Frank Barker, r. Fruitvale

" George, roofer, r. 1530 Post

" George, shingler, r. 640 Howard

" Hart F. S., clerk, r. 411 Franklin

" Henry, r. 217 Francisco

" Henry, laborer, r. 637^4 Natoma

" Henry J., watchman O. & O. S. S. Gaelic,
r. 129 Perry

" Henry L., carpenter and builder, r. 1918
Union

" Isaac, secretary National Vinegar Wks.,
808-812, 4th, r. 300 Capp

" Isabel N., widow, r. 1430 Webster

" James E., tile setter, r. 613 Fulton

" James H., painter, r. 947 Mission

" John, cook, r. 1 Jackson

" John, proprietor Co-operative Rooming
House, 829-831 Stevenson

" John, vaquero James Hall, r. Railroad Av
opp. 5th Av South

" John G., r. The Colonial

" Joseph, marine engineer, 9 Mission, r. Oak-
land

" Joseph, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1313
Devisadero

" Joseph W., inspector Fire Underwriters
Inspection Bureau, r. 515 Fell
Barker Joshua, secretary Sacramento Electric
Power and Light Co., American River
Land and Lumber Co., Sacramento
County Water Co. and Central Electric
Ry. Co., 320 Sansome, room 16, r. North
Temescal, Alameda Co.

" Peter E., metal spinner, 134 Sutter, r.
292OV2 Folsom

" Ralph T., gauger J. M. Curtis & Son, r. 309
Capp

" Richard, upholsterer, r. 413 Bartlett

" Robert, clerk, r. 711 Stockton
Barker Rotoert A., chief clerk car accountant
S. P. Co., r. 2918 Fulton, Berkeley

" Squire, molder Risdon I. & L. Wks., r.
Oakland

" Thomas E., gripman Sutter St. Ry., r. 1511

" Timothy L., capitalist, office 201-203 Mar-
ket, r. Oakland
" William H., laborer, r. 20 Alabama
" William O., purser str Washtenaw, r. 190

Noe
" William S., ensign divisional secretary

Salvation Army, r. 413 Bartlett
" William T. Mrs., widow, r. 1430 Webster
Barkhaus Carl G., salesman F. W. Barkhaus, r.
1812 Buchanan
" Frederick W., books and stationery, 213

Kearny, r. 1812 Buchanan
" William H., clerk, r. 113, 9th
Barkhausen Theodore, laborer, r. 1324 Filbert
Barkhurst Bert, machine hand D. Woerner, r.
901 , 15th
" Guy, machine hand D. Woerner, r. 901, 15th
Barkley Andrew J., printer, r. 723 Larkin
" Henry M., tinsmith David W, Ruggles, r.

634 Sacramento
" John M.. blacksmith, r. 507 Mission
Barkley WiUiamH., secretary De SoUa, Deus-

sing Co., 2 California, r. 2104 Green
4®-Barkley. See Barclay
Barkman Fred C, asst. to general manager

Continental Ins. Co., r. 910 Pine
Barlage George C, sign painter, r. 27 Clinton
Park
" Harry D., bottler, r. 47^4 Hermann
" William A., bookkeeper Nordman Bros., r.
120 Guerrero

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Barley Adolphus M., lodgings, lllSVa Howard
■• Ernest C, silversmith, r. III314 Howard
" George M., silversmith, r. 1113% Howard
" James, brakeman, r. 30554, 6th
" N. J., butcher str Australia
Barling Charles E., dentist, r. 1710 Broderick
Barling Horatio J., superintendent Alaska

Improvement Co., 3 Steuart
" Louisa Mrs., nurse, r. 1710 Broderick
Barlotti James A., expert accountant, r. 531

Union
Barlow Albert, vice-president People's Express

and Transfer Co., 20 Market, r. Oakland
" Arthur J., machinist Pelton Water Wheel

Co., r. 21514 Tehama
" Caroline B. Miss, principal Irving Primary

School, r. 615 Stockton
" Frank T., traveling salesman Muser Bros.,

r. Oakland
" George, molder Union I. Wks., r. 1005 Sierra
" Harry C, conductor Market St. Ev., r. 702,

24th
" Henry, woodcarver Charles F. Schiller, r.

210, 20th
" John M., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 2222i/^ Mis-
sion
" Loretta U., forewoman, r. 414 Dolores
" Louis F., engineer Mutual Life Bldg, r.

1102, 22d
" Margaret, widow, r. 215^4 Tehama
" Martin, sweeper Harbor Commissioners, r.

4 Kate PI
" Mary, widow, r. 2226y2 Post
" Peter, r. 123 Eddy
" Richard W., gripman Cal. St. RR, r. 1316

California '
" Susan, widow, r. 414 Dolores
" William G., foreman Union Gas Engine

Co., r. 937b Golden Gate Av
Barman Benjamin, teamster, r. 456, 6th
" Clara Miss, saleslady The Hamburger Co.,

r. 1937 O'Farrell
" Emile, clerk, r. 1937 O'Farrell
" Henry, collector, r. 1937 O'Farrell
" Mayo, gents' furnishing goods, 209a Powell,

r. 307 Golden Gate Av
" Michel, commission, r. 307 Golden Gate Av
" Pauline, widow, r. 804 Ellis
" Rebecca, fancy goods, 124, 6th, r. 520 Eddy
Barmore William A., physician, 20 Ellis
" William K., agent Keystone Watchcase

Co., 126 Kearny, room 12, r. 424^/^ Haight
Barnaby George, barber, r. 820 Treat Av rear

" Reginald H., teamster, r. 10 Decatur
Barnard Allyn M., watchman Holbrook, Merrill

& Stetson, r. 822 Geary
Barnard Archibald, attorney at law. Emporium

Bldg, r. 1306 Polk
" Arthur F., salesman Carlson-Carrier Co.,

r. Oakland
" Ellen, widow, r. bSlV^ Linden Av
Barnard Frank, wholesale and retail coal, 609

Battery, r. 2517 Gough
" George B., attorney at law, 409 California,

r. 1117 Washington
" Jacob, junk dealer, 939 Folsom
Barnard J. Howard, mining secretary, 80-81

Columbian Bldg, r. 305 Taylor
" Lemuel H., with S. F. Candle Co., r. Oak-
land
" Lily Miss, dressmaker, r. 605 Taylor
" Walter, bartender, r. 336a Bush
" William C, cashier H. Dutard, r. Oakland
" William L., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r.

9391/2 Howard
>B®-Barnard. See Bernard and Bernhard
Earner Charles H., clerk Frederick Spreen, r.

NE cor Bush and Larkin
" Henry, liquors, 545, 1st
" Joseph, laborer, r. 435 Howard
" Louis, carpenter, r. 913 Treat Av
" Louis H. (W. Smadeke & Co.), r. 729|/o

Minna
" William, groceries and liquors, 2598 How-
ard
" William, groceries and liquors, NW cor

Mission Road and Sickles Av
Barnert Abraham, clerk, r. 919 Polk
" Arthur, clerk, r. 919 Polk

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
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Barnert David J., cashier Hecht Bros. & Co., r.

919 Polk
" George, clerk, r. 919 Polk
" Joseph, r. 919 Polk
" Leon, bookkeeper Monroe Barnert, r. 919

Polk
" Monroe, freight broker and drayman, 303

Clay, r. 919 Polk
Barnes Abbie, widow, r. 2337a Mission
" Allan, dentist, r. 818 Hyde
" Arthur, manager California Stump Puller

Co., 82-84 Zoe, r. 82 Zoe
" Arthur, teamster Henry Tobelmann, r. 421

Hayes
" Cecil A., porter Bernhard Bernhard, r.

11301/2 Pacific
" Charles M., policeman, r 800 Kearny
" Charles T., ship joiner, r. 731. 22d
" Clara Miss, stenographer, r. 428 Geary
Barnes Cyclery Tbe, Godfrey Edwards man-
ager, 501-503 Stanyan
" Daniel H., millhand C. A. Hooper &. Co., r.

19 Stanly PI
" David, tailor Raphael's, r. 721 Vallejo
" Edward, cellarman Chauche & Bon, r. 542)4

Minna
" Edward H., machinist, r. 18 Pond
" E. L., bookkeeper Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.

2109 Bush
" Fannie G. Mrs., liquors, 20 Mason
" Frank L., track foreman Sutter St. Ry., r.

26 Turk
" George, r. 79 Elizabeth
" George E., dramatic critic The Bulletin, r.

Commercial Hotel
" George M., bookkeeper Bellingham Bay

Impt. Co.
" George N., r. 2658 Market
" George P., bookkeeper Gould & Jaudin, r.

108 McAllister
" George W., salesman Revere Rubber Co.,

r. East Oakland
" H., cook Palace Hotel
•' Hattie, widow, r. 812 Laguna
" J., machinist The Pelton Water Wheel Co.,

r. 82 Zoe
" James, barber, r. 43, 6th
" James, r. 113, 26th
" John, laborer, r. 320 Beale
" John L. H., millhand, r. 19 Stanly PI
" John M., blacksmith, r. 17 Russell
■' John P., horseshoer, 329, 23d
" John S., machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

808 Minnesota
" John W., liquors, 307 East North, r. 3

Harriet
' ' John W. , student, r. 821 Sutter
" Joseph W., molder, r. 1415 Mission
" Joshua D., ship carpenter, r. 731, 32d
" Kate, widow, r. 428 Geary
" L. B., iron worker Western Iron Wks. ,r.

Berkeley
" Mamie Miss, tel operator, r. 428 Geary
" Monroe, asst. engineer str Gen. McDowell,

r. 8A Shotwell
" Ralph P., driver Edward H. Beverly, r. 120

Fillmore
" Riding Academy The, Lawrence C.

Edwards manager, 501-503 Stanyan
Barnes Robert L. C, business manager The

Bulletin, 622 Montgomery, r. 104 Webster
" Roscoe, journalist, r. 213% Post
" Thomas, extraman Truck No. 4, r. 17 Russell
Barnes W. H. L., attorney at law, 50-53 Crocker

Bldg, r. 821 Sutter
" William, cook, r. 603% Hayes

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Barnes William, iron worker Western Iron Wks.,
r. 130, 2d

" William, machinist The Pelton Water
Wheel Co., r. 163 Tremont Av
Barnes William F., treasurer State Council
American Protective Assn., 819 Market,
rooms 39-40, r. 1735 Market
Barnes William H., fraternal editor and grand
scribe grand emcampment I. O. O. F., 61-
62 St. Ann's Bldg, r. 1931 Devisadero

' ' William J. , pressman John Monahan & Co. ,
r. 428 Geary

" William P., capitalist, r. 818b Geary

" William P., wood and coal, 1106 Larkin
Barnes William S., District Attorney, New City
Hall, 2d floor, and attorney at law, office
175-178 Crocker Bldg, r. 2838 Pacific Av

" William W., compositor Weekly Gazette,
Trade and Commerce Review, r. 249
Pacific

" William W., machinist, r. 309, 28th

" William W., painter, r. 44I14 Elilabeth
Barnet Moses M., business manager and man-
aging editor Journal of Commerce, 518
Sacramento, r. 1002 Polk

" Thomas H., r. 825 Golden Gate Av
Barnett Abraham T., attorney at law, 40-41

Mills Bldg, 5th floor, r. 1413 Scott
Barnett Atosalom J., architect, 82 Flood Bldg,
r. 412 Hermann

" Alice Lobe Mrs., teacher singing, r. 1718a
Ellis

" Allison, gripman Market St. Ry.,r. 2911^4
Sacramento

" Ambrose M., salesman Studebaker Bros.
Mfg. Co., r. 4371/2 Page

" Benjamin (Barnett Bros.), r. 478 Jessie

" Benjamin, butcher Philip Haub, r. 1929
Union

" Benjamin A., glove cutter F. G. Conklin &
Co., r. 102114 Folsom

" Benjamin J., teamster, r. 312 Vicksburg

" Benno I., teacher of music, r. 1718a Ellis

" Brothers (Meyer and Benjamin), printers,
622 Clay

" Calvin A., office 623 Spreckels Bldg, r. 112
Oak

" Elias, teamster, r. 10211/4 Folsom

" George A., packer Consumers' Ice Co., 420,
8th

" George P., iron worker, r. 404, 3d

" Harriet Miss (Misses Barnett) r. 231 Post

" Harry, salesman Julius H. Jacoby, r. 10211/4
Folsom

" Harry P., elevator man Revere Block, r.
507 Clayton

" Isaac, r. 1701 Geary

" James H., clerk Fletcher &Co., r. 318' Gol-
den Gate Av

" John, r. 529 Sacramento

" John, engineer, r. 507 Clayton

" John, foreman Bay City Iron Wks., r. Oak-
land

" John, seaman, r. 375i/4 Sanchez

" John, superintendent Crocker Bldg, room
44, r. Alamada

' ' Joseph (Barnett & Kalisky) , r. 309 Powell

" Joseph, driver, r. 29 Fell

" Joseph I., harness maker Main & Winches-
ter, r. 10211/2 Folsom

" Kate Miss (Misses Barnett), r. 231 Post

" Lee, coachman, r. 505 Powell

" Louis, expressman, r. 27 Belcher

" Mark J., tailor, 2247b Mission

" Marks, peddler, r. 1834 Sutter

" Meyer (Barnett Bros.), r. 478 Jessie

Barnett Misses (Harriet and Kate), dressmak-
ing, 231 Post

'• Moses, porter Hicks- Judd Co., r, 27 Belcher

" Patrick, paver, r. 630M Minna

" Richard, machinist Bay City I. Wks.

" Richard H., wire worker, r. 404, 3d
Barnett Robert K., chief clerk U. S. Mint, r.
Hotel Pleasanton

" Samuel, r. 1148 Golden Gate Av

" Samuel, shoemaker, r. 27 Belcher

" Sherman, waiter, r. 505 Powell

" Solomon J., clerk Leo Gilbert, r. 925 Haight

" Thomas, butcher, 530 Hayes, r. 506a Hayes

" William A., foreman American Type Foun-
ders' Co., r. Oakland

" William H., carriage painter, 20 Clay

'• William J., drayman, 211 Pine, r. 312
"Vicksburg

" William T., bookmaker, r. 623 Turk

" William T., managing clerk E. S. Pills-
bury, r. Berkeley

" & Kalisky (Joseph Barnett and Samuel
Kalisky), importers and jobbers crock-
ery and glassware, 197 Stevenson
-e®"Barnett. See Barnert and Barnet
Barney Albert, barber, 921 Harrison, r. 810
Laguna

" Alfred S., secretary J. C. Anthony Co., 86
Chronicle Bldg, r. Oakland

" Charles W., hatter, r. 123 Turk

" Christopher, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r.
301 Sierra

" Edward S., journalist, r. 823 Mission

" Hattie E. Mrs., stenographer, 40-41 Ne-
vada Block, r. 743 Pine

" John W., clerk medical supply dept. U. S.
A., r. 801 Ellis

" Thomas, r. 3004 California

" Thomas Mrs., widow, r. 3004 California
Barnham E., oiler Sutter St. Ry., r. 809 Leaven-
worth
Barnhardt Frederick, porter, r. 1220 Kearny

" Glenn C, advertiser Hale Bros., r. Com-
mercial Hotel
Barnhart George A., incandescent worker Edi-
son Light and Power Co., r. 1045 Market

" George W., manager Marion Steam Shovel
Co., 4 Sutter, room 24
Barnhisel E. R., r. 30 West Mission
Barnstead Thomas D., policeman, r. 149 West
Av

" Thomas S., r. 149 West Av
Barnstream George, r. 1130 Market
Barnum Albert, cigars and tobacco, 307 Larkin,
r. 1027 Laguna

" Alexander M., passenger agent Queen and
Crescent Route, 58 Chronicle Bldg, r.
Hotel St. Nicholas

" Charles, engineers. P. Co., r. Oakland

" Charles A., expressman, 20, 4th, r. 171
Perry

" Edwin, r. 809 Leavenworth

" Frank, student, r. 212 Utah

" George A., clerk, r. 312 Eddy

" Mary J., widow, r. 171 Perry

" Samuel E., machine hand William Bate-
man, r. 217 Grant Av

" Stewart, janitor London & Lancashire
Fire Ins. Co., r. Oakland

" William H., motorman Market St. Ry., r.
3247D Mission
Baron Benjamin, barber William Baron

" E. Mrs., r. Palace Hotel

" Henry, clerk Isidor Baron, r. 419 Fell

" Isidor, cigars and tobacco, 108 Cal. Market,
r. 419 Fell

" J. & Co. (John Baron and Laurent Cameto),
blacksmiths and wagon makers, 630
Broadway

" John (J. Baron & Co.), r. 822a Broadway

" Peter, master mechanic lighthouse dept.,
89 Flood Bldg, r 13 Hollis

" Ray Mrs., r. Sadowa nr Plymouth Av

" R. W., pantryman str Walla Walla

" William, barber, 2 O'Farrell, r. 119 Her-
mann

" Wolf, cloak maker Armand Cailleau, r. 26
Russ
J89=- Baron. See Barron

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BARONIDIS GEORGE M.,

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mors, skin diseases, etc.; removed
without use of knife. Office 330 Geary,
r. West Berkeley

Barozzi V. Emanuel, artist, 231 Post

Barr Alexander W., mactiinist, r. 5OSY2 Natoma

" Charles, real estate, r. 437 Geary

" Daniel J., clerk, r. 328 Oak

BARR FANNIE MRS.,

umbrellas and parasols, wholesale
and retail, repairing- and re-covering
a specialty, canes mounted and re-
paired, 323 Bush, r. 3030 Washington

Barr George, rigger, r. 9 South Park
" Hannah K., widow, r. 328 Oak
" John, boatman, sec. B seawall
" John G., porter Murphy, Grant & Co., r.

729 Harrison
" John J., plumber J. E. Britt, r. 39, 5th
" Joseph H., teamster, r. 115 East
" Julia Miss, stenographer, r. 700 Jones
" Marcus, umbrella maker Mrs. Fannie

Barr, r. 3030 Washington
" Stewart A., umbrella maker, 926 Larkin, r.

1594 Bush
" William, r. 29 Glen Park Av
" William, clerk, r. 441 McAllister
" William G., cashier The Mutual Benefit

Life Ins. Co., r. 1910 Jones
" William H., r. 1910 Jones
j8®" Barr. See Bar and Barre
Barra Angela, widow, r. 11 Pollard PI

" Ezekiel, r. 744, 25th
Barradale Alexander, watchman, r. 113 Perry
Barradas James C, barber, r. 20 Zoe
" Louis, barber, r. 103 Sacramento
" Matthew, barber, r. 2 Selina PI
Barraillac Adolph C, stock clerk Davis Bros.,

r. 615 Jessie
Barrand Belle, hairdresser Mrs. Eugenia Wood,

r. 722 Bush
Barraque Jean, bartender Pierre Tarride, r. 727

Sansome
Barras Carrie M. Miss, saleslady, r. 20 William
" Clara A. Miss, clerk August Schaefer, r.

20 William
" Hiram D., butcher, r. 20 William
Barrata Ascension, fireman, r, 6 Taylor Terrace
Barraud James, butler, 1013 Pine
Barre August, r. 10 St. Rose's Av
Barrens John Z.. baker, r. 1709c Lexington Av
Barrera Al, r. 401i/4 Clayton
Barrere Eugene, laborer Cal. Fertilizer Wks.,
r. 5th Av South bet L and M
" Frank, secretary and manager The Mc-
Glew Ore Concentrator Co., 116 Davis,
r. 2206% Devisadero
" Harry, collector Louis Barrere, r. 234

O'Farrell
" J., cook, r. 809 Pacific
" Louis, proprietors. F. Towel Co., 116 Davis,

r. 23 Oak
" Michel, laundryman Peter Feutrier
Barreto Amelie, widow, r. 1017 Jackson rear
" Robert C, painter, r. 1017 Jackson rear
Barrett Addison, captain U. S. A. and military
storekeeper quartermaster's dept., 36
New Montgomery
" Addison Jr., clerk Roberts Printing Co.,

" Alfred J., deckhand fire boat Governor

Markham, r. 236, 7th
" Arthur, nurse Old People's Home
Barrett Barnabas J., sculptor, Sears nr Sickles

Av
" C, machinist Pac. Roll. Mill
" Cassio C, teamster, r. 107 Perry
" Charles, expressman, SW cor. Market and

7th, r. 436, 7th
" Charles H., surveyor, r. 516 Stockton
Barrett Charles L., cashier San Francisco Gas

Light Co., r. Occidental Hotel
" Cornelius, laborer, r. 431 Ringold
" Edward, r. 2931% Mission
" Edward, laborer, r. 6O954; Minna

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Barrett Edward, pressman, r. 412 Laguna
" Edward J., horseshoer Sullivan & Rielly,

r. 5% Rausch
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 5% Rausch
" Ella Miss, milliner Mrs. A. G. Cosgriff, r.

620^ Natoma
" Ellen, domestic, 335 Golden Gate Av
Barrett Emmet P. (John S. Barrett & Co.),

and member Board of Education, r. 1324

Golden Gate Av
" Francis A., janitor South S. F. Primary

School, r. 1426, 17th Av South
" Frank T., dentist, r. 1324 Golden Gate Av
" George, teamster Del Monte Milling Co.,

r. 46 Silver
" George E., jeweler, r. 236, 7th
" Hannah Miss, r. 138% Clara rear
" Hannah A., r. 1003a McAllister
" Helen, dressmaker, r. 1311 Broadway
" Henry C. Mrs., widow, r. 2619 Sutter
" J., waiter str Alameda
" James, laborer, r. 23 Cook
" James, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 703 Post
" James R., cabinet maker, r. 236, 7th
" John, bookkeeper, r. 506, 3d
" John, carpenter, r. 317 Moulton Av
" John, real estate, 921 Market, r. 751 Sutter
" John, salesman, r. 41 Gilbert
" John, shipwright, r. 648, 2d
" John J., attorney at law, 4 Sutter, room 26,

r. 12 Oak
" John J., baker, r. 129 Clara
" John J., clerk, r. 1029 Natoma
" John J., laborer Diggins Bros., r. S s Tilden

nr South Broderick
" John J., stonecutter, r. 268 Brannan
" John P., reporter, r. 129 Clara
" John S., autopsy physician City Morgue,

ofQce 14 Grant Av, rooms 10-11, r. 1324

Golden Gate Av
" John S. & Co. (Emmet P. and Mrs. M. A.

Barrett), stock brokers, 327 Pine
" Joseph A., salesman Davis Bros., r. 931

Ellis
" Joseph A., salesman J. O'Kane, r. 1114

O'Farrell
" Joseph S., salesman Nolan Bros. Shoe Co.,

r. 1324 Golden Gate Av
" Kate Miss, typewriter Miss M. G. Barrett,

r. 1925b Fillmore
" Lawrence, cook, r. 871 Market
" Lizzie Miss, tailoress Harry D. Hutt, r. 412

Laguna
" Louis, engineer, r. 107, 16th
Barrett Margaret G. Miss, stenographer and

typewriter, 302 Montgomery, rooms 3-4,

r. 1925b Fillmore
" Maria, widow, r. 29 Randall
" Mary, widow, r. 1814 Laguna
" Mary A., widow, furnished , rooms, 561

Mission
" Mary A. Mrs. (John S. Barrett & Co.),r.

1324 Golden Gate Av
" Mary J. Mrs., groceries and liquors. 313, 7th
" Maurice, teamster Jonas Erlanger & Co.,

r. 124, ■22d
" Michael, boilermaker, r. 501 Napa
" Michael, laborer S. P. Co., r. 620?^ Natoma
" Michael, longshoreman, r. 804, 3d
" Michael J., conductor, r. 1217 Devisadero
" Michael J., teamster George Morrow & Co.,

r. 39 Clay
" Nellie Miss, r. 41 Gilbert
" Patrick E.. laborer, r. Utah nr Yolo
" Patrick F., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

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Barrett Patrick F. , driver J. W. Lucy, r. 831 Bry

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" Patricl? H., r. 1309 Devisadero rear
" Richard, picture framer, r. 1039 Natoma
" Thomas, hostler James Beatty, r. 875 Fol-

som
" Thomas, teamster, r. 505 Leavenworth
" Thomas T., dentist George I. Druclier, r.

1334 Golden Gate Av
" Timothy, messenger, t. 413, 4th
" Timothy J., salesman George Morrow &

Co., r. 19th Av nr Point Lobos Av
" Webb W., bookkeeper S. F. Laundry, r.

1623 Post
" William, r. 33, 4th
" William, r. 749 Howard
" William, carpenter, r. 1843 Howard
" William, horse clipper, r. 553 Howard
'■ William, laborer, r. 412 Laguna
" William, painter, r. 114 Fell
" William, waiter M. B. Moraghan, r. 246, 6th
" William F., steward, r. 307, 4th
Barrett William G., secretary and treasurer

San Francisco Gas Light Co., offtce SE

cor 1st and Natoma, r. Sausalito
" William J., clerk, r. 236, 7th
Barrett William J., traveling salesman John

A. Roebling's Sons Co. and president

Pacific Coast Commercial Travelers'

Association, r. Los Angeles
" Winfred, r. 1109 Tennessee
" Winifred Miss, teacher music, r. 751 Sutter

BARRETT & SHERWOOD

(William J. Sherwood), importers and
manufacturers jewelry and diamonds,
agents American watches, etc., 7
Kearny

Barrette Emile, waiter George W. Spencer, r.
139, 4th

j8®=Barri. See Barre

Barricklo James R., asst. cashier The Equita-
ble Life Assurance Soc, r. 709 Ellis
" John, lineman Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co.. r. 709

Ellis
" Mary A., widow, r. 709 Ellis

Barricks Louis H., engineer Engine 14, r. 1034
McAllister

Barrie Alexander C, traveling salesman Die-
bold Safe and Lock Co., r. 1134 Guerrero
" Charles J., teamster, r. 127 Clara
" James H., oiler str Coptic, r. 2533 Mission

4®"Barrie. See Barry

Barriere Frederick, wool puller Legallet-Hell-
wig Tanning Co., r. 6th Av South nr
Railroad Av

4®-Barringer. See Berringer

Barrington Annie Miss, nurse Hospital for
Children, 3700 California
" Charles L. (Barrington & Adair), r. 1800

Market
" John, clerk Railway Mail Service, r. 1802

Union
" Thomas E. H., secretary Columbia Thea-
ter, W s Powell bet Eddy and Ellis, r.
533 Eddy

Harrington & Adair (Charles L. Barrington
and William H. Adair), druggists, 1800
Market

Barris Frank T., groceries and liquors, 114
Randall

4®="Barris. See Barras

Barron Agnes, widow, r. 1124 Golden Gate Av

Barron Arthur W., division superintendent
Market Street Ry., office junction Mar-
ket and Valencia, r. 823a Dolores

Barron Bridget, widow, r. 525a Ivy Av
" Carl, r. 1324 Valencia
" Caroline M. Miss, teacher Lincoln Evening

School, r. 1504 Jones
" Cornelius J., house and sign painter, r. 1217

Market
" Elizabeth A., domestic, 1420 Grove
" Frank J., butcher Berger & Weiss, r. W s

Michigan nr Sierra
" George, compositor S. F. Call, r. 923 Green-
wich
" Harry, copyist county clerk's office, r. 16

Oak
" James (Williams & Barron), r. 535A Ivy Av
" James, bartender Patrick Connolly
" John H.. conductor, r. 14 St. Rose's Av
■' Joseph G., barber, r. 1517i/i Mason
" Lena Miss, milliner, r. 853 Folsom
" Maggie, widow, r. 13;^ Taylor
" Michael C, r. 3319 Mission
" Peter, seaman, r. 214 Jackson
" Peter, waiter, r. 717 Bush
" Ray, milliner, r. 853 Folsom
" Reuben, tailor, r. 553 Natoma
" Richard, master str Grace Barton, office
316 Sacramento, r. Mt. Eden, Alameda Co.
" Stephen, salesman Emerson & Ryan, r.

7301/4 Natoma
" William, butcher, r. 313, 13th
" William, carpenter, r. 1504 Jones
" William, stone cutter, r. 2952 Folsom
" William T., laborer, r. 235 Howard
4®"Barron. See Baron
Barros George, r. 2109 Mason

" Joseph, r. 311 Pacific
Barrow Chauncy, r. 7 Montgomery Av
Barrow, Wade, Guthrie & Co., accountants and

auditors, 8 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
Barrowman John, ship joiner, r. 1243 Valencia
" Maud Mrs., waitress Albert O. Quinby, r.

40 Chapultepec
" Thomas, clerk, r. 1343 Valencia
Barrows Charles, laborer, r. SlYp Chesley
" Charles M., salesman Smiths' Cash Store,

r. Berkeley
" Edward C, clerk Smiths' Cash Store, r.

3530 Sutter
" Frances S., widow, r 16 Roach
" Julia Miss, dressmaker, r. 421 Hyde
" Laura M. Miss, teacher Henry Durant
Primary School, r. 2530 Sutter
Barrows William H., attorney at law, 118

Phelan Bldg, r. 1420 Hayes
>8S~ Barrows. See Burrows

Barry Aaron J. , j anitor Polytechnic High School,
r. 1910 Eddy
" Agnes P Miss, teacher Fairmount Primary

School, r. 3519 Fillmore
" Alfred, butcher A. C. Armbrust, r. 626

Jersey
" Alice W. Miss, bookkeeper, r. 2519 Fillmore
" Annie, widow, r. 79 Jessie
" Annie Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home
" A. S., elevator man, 1904 Market
" Bartholomew W., clerk S. P. Co., r. 103

Caroline
" Bridget, widow, r. 361 Clementina
" Brothers (James W. Barry), expressmen,

NW cor 3d and Howard
" Catharine, widow, r. 18 Hartford
" Charles, laborer, r. 35 Minna
" Charles, laborer, r. 243 Greenwich rear
" Charles E., butcher, r. 607 Douglass
" Charles H., shipping clerk Office Specialty

Mfg. Co.
" Charles J., clerk, r. 10 Zoe rear
" Christopher D., salesman, r. 10 Monroe
" David, cigar manufacturer, SW cor Eureka

and 20th
" David, laborer, r. 7 Natoma
" David, sail maker, r. 1008 Tennessee
" David J., soap maker Commercial Soap

Co., r. 40 Quinn
" Dennis, wool grader, r. 301 Castro
" Dod, mangier Modern Laundry, r. 7 Church

Lane
" E., messman str Santa Rosa
" Edward, dairyman, Springdale nr San
Bruno Av

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Barry Edward, expressman, r. cor 16th Av South
and Railroad Av

" Edward, laborer Arctic Oil Wks.

" Edward, stock and bond broker and secre-
tary The Stock and Bond Exchange, 438
California, r. Oakland

" Edward, waiter str San Jose

" Edward J., driver Edward Barry, r. Spring-
dale nr San Bruno Av

" Edward P., cigar maker Peter C. Blick, r.
1902 Bryant Av

" Edward S., clerk forwarding dept. Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 915,25th

" Eliza M., widow, r. 2519 Fillmore

" Ellen, widow, r. 410 Beale

" Ernest, interne Cal. Woman's Hospital, r.
3118 Sacramento

" Ernest, silversmith, r. 1113!^ Howard

" Eugene J., m^erchant, r. 710 Van Ness Av

" Fanny, widow, r. 32 Victor

" Frank W., inspector U. S. Customs, r. 534,
17th

" Frederick, clerk Goodall, Perkins & Co., r.
Alameda

" George, silversmith, 1113% Howard

" George F. W., cutler, r. 8 Glover

" George S., compositor James H. Barry, r.
Golden Gate, Alameda Co.

" George W., plumber. Railroad Av nr 16th
Av South, r. 555 Minna

" Hannah E., widow, lodgings, 200 Stockton,
r. 1107 Van Ness Av

" J., 2d steward str Australia

" James, r. 25 Minna

" James, r. 217 Minna

" James, clerk W. Cohen, Hirsch & Co., r.
444%, 6th

" James, laborer F. S. Moody, r. Ill Morris
Av

" James, laborer, r. 166 Tehama

" James, laborer, r. 402%. 6th

" James, mason and builder, r. 118 Chat-
tanooga

" James, pantryman str City of Puebla

" James, porter Cal. Furniture Mfg. Co., r.
Fruitvale

" James D., bartender Danforth Seeber, r. 32,
7th

" James E., shoemaker, r. 361 Clementina

" James F., special policeman, r. 626 Jersey

" James F., teamster Francis M. Stevens, r.
7 Church Lane

" James H., clerk, r. 32 Victor
Barry James H., book and job printer and editor
and proprietor The Star, 429 Montgom-
ery, r. 2415 Sacramento

" James J., coppersmith, r. 24% Harriet

" James J., janitor Supreme Court of Cal., r.
88 Ash Av

" James J., policeman, r. 2125 Larkin

" James P., wool scourer, r. 506, 4th

" James T., boiler maker Joshua Hendy
Machine Wks., r. 2523 Sacramento

" James W. (Barry Bros.), r. cor 13th Av
South and M

" John, r. 104 Silver

" John, baker, r. 4 Cedar Av

" John, boatman T. McNamara, r. Folsom
St. Wharf

" John, machinist, 402%, 6th

" John, packer Anglo-American Crockery a nd
Glassware Co., r. 102 Caroline

" John, seaman, r. 204 Jackson

" John, shoemaker, r. 7 Church Lane

" John D., bookkeeper, r. 869 Market

" John D., teamster Miller & Lux, r. 704 Rail-
road Av

" John J., calker, r. 607 Douglass

" John J., clerk local freight ofQce S. P. Co.,
r. Oakland

" John J., shoemaker, r. 361 Clementina

" John R., boiler maker, r. 24% Harriet

" JohnT., blacksmith, r. 312 Linden Av

" John W., r. 11 Essex

" Joseph, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 2523 Sacramento

" Joseph, steward str Gold, r. Petaluma

" Joseph, teamster McHugh & Sheerin, r.
3908 Clay

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Barry Joseph E., Justice of the Peace, New
City Hall, 1st floor, r. 88 Ash Av
" Joseph F., sawyer, r. 32 Victor
" Joseph W., foreman, r. 925 Golden Gate Av
" Lawrence, laborer, r. 1041 Minna
" Louis, teamster, r. 47 Dore
" Marie C. Miss, teacher John Swett Gram-
mar School, r. 2318 Mission
" Martha, widow, r. 469 Tehama
" Mary, widow, r. 35 Valparaiso
" Mary, widow, r. 40 Quinn
" Mary, widow, r. 620 Jersey
" Mary Miss,r. Our Lady's Home
" Mary A., widow, r. 1106 Clay
" Mary E. Miss, teacher Clement Grammar

school, r. 2523 Sacramento
" Matthew B., groceries and liquors, cor 16th

Av South and Railroad Av
" Maurice, laborer Kenny & McHugh, r. NE

cor 10th Av and Fulton
" Maurice, teamster Odd Fellows' Cemetery,

r. 10 Parker Av
" M. G. Miss, nurse St. Luke's Hospital
" Michael, laborer, r. 6% Boyd
" Michael, laborer U. S. Customs, r. 550

Minna
" Michael, policeman, r. 1234, 20th
" Michael, seaman, r. 25 Steuart
" Michael, watchman Harbor Commission-
ers, r. 11% Powell Av
" Michael H., traveling salesman John A.

Roebling's Sons Co., r. 1710% Jones
" MoUie Miss, bookkeeper William Cline, r.

312 Linden Av
" Owen, teamster, r. 312 Linden Av
" Owen W., r. 704 Sansome
" Patrick, r. 316 Utah
" Patrick, clerk S. P. Co., r. 424, 10th
" Patrick, dry goods, 444%, 6th, r. 444, 6th
" Patrick, foreman Engine 15, r. 2424 Califor-
nia
" Patrick, groceries and liquors, 814 Howard
" Patrick, laborer, r. 10 Zoe rear
" Patrick, laborer, r. 1041 Minna
" Patrick, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,

r. 3114 California
" Patrick, service man S. F. Gas Light Co.,

r. 343% Perry
" Peter, cook, r. 628 Merchant
" Peter, ship carpenter, r. 305 Clipper
" Philip F., blacksmith Union I. Wks., r. 367

Clementina
" Raymond (Barry & Bianchi), r. 417 Stock-
ton
" R. C, dairyman, r. 537 Sacramento
" Richard, laborer, r. 19 Freelon
" Richard, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. 15

Boyce
" Richard, laborer Vincent Kingwell, r. 260

Clara
" Richard, 2d steward str Point Arena, r. 625

2d
" Richard J., liquors, 836 Illinois
" Richard L., clerk freight auditor's dept. S.

P. Co., r. 21 Rausch
" Richard M., patrolman Morse's Patrol, r.

719 Church
" Richard T., upholsterer, r. 14 Isis
■' Robert, gardener, r. 1213a Clay
" Robert M., policeman, r. 845, 18th
" Robert N., tailor, r. 4 Cedar Av
" Robert V., machinist Cahill & Hall Eleva-
tor Co., r. 340 Fremont
" Rose A., widow, dressmaking, 232 Eddy
" Thomas, hackman, stand U. S. Mint, r. 1136
Howard

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Barrv Thomas, hoseman Engine 7, r. cor Albion

Av and 16th
" Thomas, laborer, r. NW cor Sierra and

Maryland
" Thomas, miner, r. 2523 Sacramento
" Thomas, stableman Gustave Lindauer, r,

862 Howard
" Thomas, watchman, r. 51 Clay
^' Thomas F.,r. 836 Illinois
Barry Thomas F., attorney at law, 72 Nevada

Block, r. 910 Greenwich
" Thomas F., machinist, r. 260 Clara
" Thomas F., millwright, r. 22 Harriet
" Thomas J., clerk U. S. Customs, r. 436'/2

" Thomas J., milkman, r. 2O1514 Ellis

•' Thomas T., salesman Murphy, Grant]&Co.,

r. Alameda
" William, r. 11 Essex
" William, r. 610 Jessie
" William, r. 1113 Vallejo
" William, r. NW cor Baker and Beach
" William, conductor Geary St. RR, r. 12

Wood
" William, driver Edward Barry, r. Spring-
dale nr San Bruno Av
" William, elevator man Cal. Furniture Mfg.

Co., r. Fruit vale
" William, foreman, r. 311 Jessie
■' William, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,

r. 2523 Sacramento
•' William, shipwright, r. 21 Rausch
" William, teamster, r. 410 Beale
" William A., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 715

Howard
" William E., cutter Neville & Co., r. 8

Glover
" William E., molder Marshutz & Cantrell,

r. 40 Quinn
" William F., foreman pressman James H.

Barry, r. 2415 Sacramento
" William H., clerk, r. 408, 3d
" William I., collector Western Meat Co., r.

933 Mission
" William J., blacksmith, r. 2318 Mission
Barry & Bianchi (Raymond Barry and Eugenio

Bianchi), attorneys at law. Supreme

Court Bldg, 305 Larkin, room 5
43~Barry. See Barrie and Berry
Bars Christian, laborer, r. 1028i^ Potrero Av
Barsanti George, fruits and vegetables, 415^4, 5th
Barsel Elizabeth, widow, r. 4 Hartman
" Louis C, copperplate printer H. S. Crocker

Co., r. 1221 Noe
Barsi Americo, fruits and vegetables, 502i^, 3d
Barskey Keve, canvasser, r. 433V2 Ringold
Barsocchini Joseph (Barsocchini & Galli), r. 303

Hayes
•' Michael (Barsocchini & Co.), r. 722 Broad-
way rear
" & Co. (Michael Barsocchini and Dante

Dalpinoj, fruits and vegetables, 1325

Stockton
" & Galli (Joseph Barsocchini and Lorenzo

Galli), fruits and vegetables, fish and

game, 303 Hayes
Barsotti Camillo, physician, 607 Washington, r.

911 Broadway
■' Ellen, widow, dressmaker, r. 727 Montgom-
ery Av
" Frediano, fruits and vegetables, 34, 24th
" Julian, can maker Holbrook, Merrill &

Stetson, r. 222 Broadway
■' Peter, clerk Frediano Barsotti, r. 34, 24th
Barstow Carl H., bookkeeper Lewis, Anderson &

Co., r. Alameda

Barstow E. E. Mrs., president Ladies' Protec-
tion and Relief Society, E s Franklin bet
Post and Geary, r, 927 Pine
" Ella Miss, r. 146 Montana
" Ella A. Mrs, teacher music, r, 119 Fell
" Frank E., salesman B. F. Barton & Co., r.

Alameda
" George Mrs., widow, r. 927 Pine
" J. E. , dynamo man Edison Light and Power

Co.
" Joseph N., clerk freight auditor's dept. S.

P. Co., r. Alameda
" William A., incandescent worker Edison
Light and Power Co., r. 214 Union
Barsuglia Achille, blacksmith Toulouse &
Delorieux, r. 1212'^ Kearny
" Angelo, rancher, r. 215 Clark
Bart Louisa, domestic, 1104 0'Farrell
Bartbie Isabel Mrs., laundress, r. 253^ Clem-
entina
Bartel Gustav P., cashier Dodge, Sweeney &
Co., r. 55Hofl Av
" F. William, coalpasser str Walla Walla
" R., waiter Westerfeld's Bakery, r. 1147 Mis-
sion
Bartels Conrad A., carpenter, r. 1626 Dupont
" George L., litho. pressman Schmidt Label

& Lith. Co., r. 522 Filbert
" Henry, carpenter, r. W s Church bet 13th

and Hermann
" Henry, upholsterer, r. 720 Octavia
" Henry.C, laborer, r. 28 Sacramento
" Herman C, porter S. Foster & Co., r. 415

Minna
" John, r. 53514 Stevenson
" John, hostler Cal. Bottling Co., r. 1407 Eddy
" Peter H., boarding and liquors, junction

Valencia and Mission, r. 2130 Mission
" William R., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
22a Jasper PI
Bartelt Herman C, machinist American Type

Founders' Co., r. Penn's Grove
Barth Alice Miss, nurse Hospital for Children,
3700 California
" Charles, foreman Conlin & Roberts, r. 127

Julian Av
" Emil, teacher music, r. 1600 Baker
" Frank, seaman, r. 3 East
" George F., with P. J. Barth, r. 1441 Market
" George W., student Van der Naillen's

School of Engineering, r. 11 Kearny
" Hermann (Kenitzer & Barth), r. 2800 Bush
" Hermann H., cornice maker Conlin & Rob-
erts, r. 521 V2 Valencia
" Isidore, machinist, r. 35a Valparaiso
" Jacob, with Philip Barth, r. 2408 Fillmore
" John E. R. (Henneberg & Barth), r. 506, 4th
" Lizzie Z., widow, r. 1606 California

BARTH PHILIP,

broker and dealer in local securities,
440 California, r. Palace Hotel

" Philip J., auctioneer, 1441 Market

" Robert H., teacher physical culture public

schools, r. 18211/2 Eddy
' ' Rudolph C. A. , watchmaker Barrett & Sher-
wood, r. 310, 2d Av
" William H., cornice maker Conlin & Rob-
erts, r. 5211/4 Valencia
Barthel Carl, confectioner George Delfino, r.
7251/2 Bush
" Herman, brewer S. F. Stock Brewery, r.

230 Francisco
" Paul, confectioner, r. 413 Minna
" Robert, liquors, 123 East
Barthelemy Nicholas, boots and shoes, 1030

McAllister
Barthels Gustave H. O. (Barthels & Schmitt),
r. 4 Center PI
" & Schmitt (Gustave H. O. Barthels and
Rudolph Schmitt), liquors, 627 Clay
Barthen Antonia Mrs., r. 12 Cedar Av

" Fannie Miss, teacher music, r. 12 Cedar Av
Barthez August, plumber Bush & Mallett Co., r.

6121/2 Guerrero
Barthman George, helper Dennett's, r. 523 Pine

" Joseph, tailor, r. 213 Langton
Barthol Adam, r. 463 Minna
Barthold Adolph, laborer, r. 126 Erie

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Barthold Albert, selector Nathan, Dohrmann &

Co., r. 126 Erie
•' Arthur, messenger Nathan, Dohrmann &

Co., r. 126 Erie
" Edward, bricklayer, r. 126 Erie
" Emil, helper Cleveland Faucet Co., r. 126

Erie
" Herman, beer bottler. 2319 Mason
•' Max, driver Adams & Rohrer, r. 2305 Har-
rison
" Minna, domestic, 821 California
" Robert, clerk, r. 2319 Mason
«S=Barthold. See Berthold.
Bartholdy Albert, barber, 1113 Valencia
" Julia, widow, r. 406% Grove
" Otto A., plumber, r. 406% Grove
Bartholemy Bigot, porter Bennett & Witmer,

14 St Charles PI
Bartholme Bertha Mrs., r. 31% Linden Av
Bartliolomay Brewing Co. (Rochester, N. Y.),

William Wolff & Co. agents, 327-329

Market
Bartholomew Albert, seaman, r. 24 Ritch
" Asa v., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 721 %

Army
" Manuel, r. 106 Clark
Bartholow Wesley E. B., clerk general freight

office S. P. Co., r. 1921 Broderick
4®=Bartleson. See Barttlson.
Bartlet Charles S., broker, 206 Sansome, room

25, r. Alameda
Bartlett Annie B., widow, r. 2019 Devisadero
" Ben F., varieties, 1712 Howard
" Catherine, widow, r. 2507% Mission
" Charles, carriage maker O'Brien & Sons,

r. 8141/2 Height
Bartlett Columbus, attorney at law, 530 Cali-
fornia, rooms 15-16, r. 1233 St. Charles,

Alameda
" Edward, carpenter, r. 741 Natoma
" Edward C, collector S. F. Gas Light Co.,

r. Sausalito
" Elizabeth F. Miss, principal Madison Pri-
mary School, r. 2013 Howard
" Elmer H., driver Farnsworth & Ruggles,

r. 334 Brannan
" Flora M., widow, r. 334 Brannan
" Frank, seaman, r. 45?^ Ritch
" Frank A., melter Selby Smelting and Lead

Co., r. 1416 Broadway
" Frederick W., clerk Gladding, McBean &

Co.,r. 2013 Howard
" George C, clerk S. F. Savings Union, r.

Oakland
" George H., foreman can dent. D. Ghirar-

delliCo.,r. 733, 24th
Bartlett George H., manager California World

Co., 623 Montgomery, r. 814b Webster
" H. S., salesman Doane & Henshelwood, r.

412 Post
" J. E., clerk Henry G. Steffens, r. 327, 5th
" Joseph A., salesman Studebaker Bros.
" Joseph H., laborer, 28 Sacramento

Mfg. Co., r. 1714 Market
" Louis de F., attorney at law, 530 California,

room 16, r. 600 Bush
" Olive S. Miss, teacher Douglass Primary

School, r. 2013 Howard
" Richard, pressman, r. 163 Minna
" Robert B., shipping clerk A. F. Tenney Co.,

r. 203 Howard
Bartlett Springs Co., Mrs. L. E. McMahan

president, Calvin C. McMahan secretary,

James E. McMahan treasurer, office 22,

4th
" T. A., assayer, r. 1416 Broadway
" Thomas, laborer John Guerin, r. 163 Minna
'• Walter J. R., truckman Truck 7, r. 2560

Market
" Walter M., machinist, r. 112 William rear
" William C, cutter Richard Finking, r. 325

Ellis
" William H., pressman, r. 163 Minna
Bartley George, machinist Dow Steam Pump

Wks., r. 278 Minna
" John, plumber Henry Williamson
" Kate Miss, r. 310 Linden Av
" Samuel B., traveling salesman J, A. Fol-

ger & Co., r, Berkeley

Bartling Alma E. Miss, clerk registry division
postoface, r. 603% Haight
" Emma C, widow, r. 603% Haight
Bartlow William, porter John Stahle, r. 933

Sacramento
Bartmann Antone, carpenter, r. 522 Chestnut
Arthur F., machinist Union 1, Wks., r. 809

Lyon
Emil, packer, r. 522 Chestnut
'• Ferdinand, millwright, r. 3113 Golden Gate
Av
Ferdinand Jr., engraver Union Lith. Co.,

r. 2113 Golden Gate Av
John B., millwright, r. 809 Lyon
Bartness Lloyd C, marine engineer, r. 5 Dear-
born
Bartnett Walter J. (Gunnison, Booth & Bart-
nett), attorney at law, 303-309 Safe De-
posit Bldg, r. SW cor Point Lobos and
15th Avs
Barto Frederick O., engineer Belt Ry., r. 2529

Bryant Av
Barto Harrison, vice-president George Spauld-

ing & Co., 414 Clay, r. 1100, 17th
Bartocchi Giovanni, clerk Emil Hirsch, r. 216

Lombard
Bartolo Antonio, seaman, r. 820 Battery
Barton Benjamin F. (B. F. Barton & Co.), r. 908
Pine

BARTON B. F. & CO.

(Benjamin F. Barton), proprietors Pio-
neer Salt WorkSi and manufacturers
Peerless Yeast Powder, 211-213 Sacra-
mento

Barton Edward J., box clerk postofflce, r. 307
Duncan
" Frank A., bookkeeper, r. 944 Valencia
" Fred, r. 667 Minna
" George, teamster, r. K35 Folsom
" Henry, r. Old People's Home
" Hugh, stonecutter, r. 123 Farallones
" James, seaman, r. 1003 Battery
Barton John, president Union Pacific Salt Co.,
216 Sacramento, r. Palace Hotel
" John A., porter Brickwedel Bros. & Stew-
art, r. 1201 Union
" John B., seaman, r. 1003 Battery
" John D., carpenter, r. 16 Dale PI
" John E., electrician, r. 438, 29th
" John Q., janitor new City Hall, r. 3949 Clay
" John T., salesman Will & Finok Co., r. 703

Polk
" Lorenzo P., speculator, r. 4 HoUis
'• Phineas W., with Alcatraz Asphalt Co., r.

Alameda
" Richard D., carrier postofflce, r. 1113 Clay
" Robert, janitor new City Hall, r. 1148 Sut-
ter
" Rose W., Mrs., r. Old People's Home
" Samuel M., insurance broker, 204 Sansome
" Thomas, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
" Thomas, salesman Charles J. Hendry's Son

& Co., r. Alameda
" Thomas, teamster Central Lumber and
Mill Co., r. 1355 Folsom
Barton Willard T., general manager Alcatraz
Asphalt Co., 215 Crocker Bldg, r. Oak-
land
" William, stevedore, r. 220 Lombard
Barton William F., secretary Union Pacific
Salt Co., 216 Sacramento, r. Palace Hotel
" William J., painter, r. 1304 Union
" William W., clerk S. P. C. Ry., r, 121IA
Broadway
J?®=-Barton. See Burton

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Bartow L. R. Mrs., bookkeeper Badlam Bros., r.

The Ren ton
Bartram Sadie, cashier Swain Bros., r. 140, 12th
Bartsch Edwin, manager Kirliwood Hard Rub-
ber Co., 123-124 Murphy Bldg
Bartschat Adolph, cellar man J. Gundlach &

Co., r. I2a South Park
Bartscher Paul, bakery, 1045 Valencia
" William, baker P. Bartscher, r. 1045 Valen-
cia
Barttlson Martin, laborer, r. 250 Spear
" Martin Jr., polisher J. Roylance Brass
Wks., r. 250 Spear
Barttrum William, carpenter, r. 95 Hickory Av
Baruch I., manager Cosmopolitan Club, 131
Phelan Bldg, r. Alameda
" Morris, salesman, r. 1408 Ellis
" Simon (Simon Baruch & Co.), r. 657 Harri-
son
" Simon & Co., proprietors Golden Gate
Glove Factory, 134 Pine
Baruh Joseph Y., manager men's clothing dept.
Raphael's, r. 1520 Fell
" Moses, compositor E. A. Janssen & Co., r.
cor 9th Av South and Railroad Av
Baruth Ernest F., r. 122b McAllister
Barwick Edward, butcher, 1018 Alabama
Barz Louise M., domestic, .3300 Washington
Basch Brothers (Charles and Phillip), tailors,
827 Howard
" Charles (Basch Bros.), r. 827 Howard
" Joseph, florist, 9 Eddy, r. 1314 Octavia
" Max, tailor Basch Bros., r. 827 Howard
■^ Phillip (Basch Bros.), r. 827 Howard
" Samuel, auctioneer John W. Flinn, r. 1314
Octavia
j^=Basch. See Bash
Bascom Elizabeth J., widow, r. 740 Harrison

" George C, painter, r. 240, 15th
Bascombe Annie Miss, r. 1139 Bush
Bascou Benoit, proprietor Nadeau House, 435
Bush
" Robert, laundryman D. Lapouble & Co.
Basford Andrew J., r. 211 Page

" Harold R., clerk, r. 2505 Fillmore
j8®-Basford. See Bassford
Bash Hyman, r. 20 Harriet

" John, seaman, r. 317, 1st
Basica George, cook John L. Radovich, r. 804,

3d
Basil S., cook Daniel S. Davis
Basilio Thomas, laborer, r. 222 Broadway
Basilouski Alfonse, peddler, r. 710 Point Lobos

Av
Basker Solomon, tailor, r. 430 Ellis
Baskerville M. A. Mrs., dressmaking, 108, 4th
Basler Charles, r. 521 Green

Basley John W., master mariner, r. 916 Mont-
gomery
Basney Oscar, conductor, r. 18 Valley
" Virgil F., machinist Market St.,Ry., r. 1617
Turk
Bass Frank R., manufacturers' agent, 425 Mc-
Allister
Bass Frederick, M. D., physician and surgeon,
108 Stockton, r. 2012y2 Union
" Henry, clerk Stein, Simon & Co., r. 1540
Howard
Bass-Hueter Paint Co., Thomas J. Bass presi-
dent, Ernest L,. Hueter secretary and
treasurer, Samuel H. Brown manager,
18-22 Ellis, factory 141-143 Valencia
Bass Thomas J., president Bass-Hueter Paint
Co., 18-22 Ellis, r. 845. 15th
" Thomas J. Jr., superintendent Bass-Hueter
Paint Co., r. 845, 15th

Bassel Louis C, printer, r. 1221 Noe

Bassen Joachim (Bassen & Muller),r. 101,8th

Bassen & Muller (Joachim Bassen and Carl

Muller), groceries and liquors. SE cor

Mission and 8th

Bassett A. C, president Pacific Paving Co. and

vice-president Loma Prieta Lumber

Co., 106-108 Phelan Bldg., r. Menlo Park

Addison, conductor U. S. Mint, r. 523

Franklin
Arthur, r. 838 Mission
Arthur, painter, r. 328, 3d
Brothers (Fruitvale), carpenters and build-
ers, 40 New Montgomery
Charles F., office 400 Front, r, 1010, 15th
Daniel J., mechanical engineer Risdon I.

& L. Wks., r. 534 Guerrero
Henry W., collector, r. 145 Perry
John B., barber L. B. Lippert, r. 11 Kearny
John G., cabinet maker William Bateman,

r. 705 Dolores
Madison H., teamster Austin & Co., r. 145

Perry
Martin L., carpenter, r. 217 Flood Av
M. W. Miss, dressmaking, 204^4, 9th
Samuel, pipe maker Francis Smith & Co.
William F., clerk paymaster's office Dept.
of California, r. 214 Powell
" William H., lumber surveyor, 9 Mission, r.
19 Pearl
Bassett & Bunker (Henry C. Bunker), grain and

commission merchants, 400 Front
Bassford John W., shipping clerk Crane Co., r.
Oakland
" Joseph H., porter Crane Co., r. Oakland
«®=-Bassford. See Basford
Bassi Ambrose, tinsmith, r. 12 Union PI
" Caroline, widow, r. 220 Minna
" Louis, boiler maker Eureka Boiler Wks.
Bassignano Susan, widow, groceries, 410 Fol-

som
Bassilio John F., teamster Black Diamond Coal

M. Co., r. 548Folsom
Bassillio Joseph F., machinist Murray Bros., r.

220 Union
Bassity James E., upholsterer Bernhard Mat-
tress Co., r. 1131Shotwell
" Matthew A., clerk Piatt & Bayne, r. 3219,
16th
Basso Emilio, saw flier, r. 2711 Bush
" Salvatore (Marengo &Basso), and liquors,
W s Mission nr Francis
Basta J., waiter, r. 814 Montgomery
Bastable Bartholomew J., gripman Market St.

Ry., r. 1721b Haight
Bastein John, gardener, r. 1844 Howard
Bastheim Arthur, clerk Cahn, Nickelsburg &
Co., r. 2126 California
" Joseph iCahn, Nickelsburg & Co.), r. 2126
California
Bastian Brothers (George and William), gro-
ceries and liquors, 732 Filbert
" Frederick A., machinist Joshua Hendy

Machine Wks., r. Oakland
" George (Bastian Bros.), r. 732 Filbert
" George, litho. pressman Schmidt Label &

Lith. Co., r. Oakland
" Jacob, laborer Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg.

Wks., r. 609% Linden Av
" William (Bastian Bros.), r. 732 Filbert
Basils Daniel, liquors, 262 Brannan
Baston Joseph G., clerk Central Hardware and
Supply Co., r. 1719a Eddy
" Joseph W., painter, r. SE cor Mariposa an 1
Minnesota
Bastow Benjamin, ship carpenter, r. 632 Mission
Bataille Peter, waiter, r. 1013 Broadway
Batavia Laura Mrs., varieties, 1515 Devisadero
" Philip S., barber, 19. 4th, r. 1515 Devisadero
Batbie Peter, cellarman Lenormand Bros., r.

243»/2 Tehama
Batchau John S., employee Bank of British

Columbia, r. 1929 California
Batchelder Augustin H., clerk Murphy, Grant
& Co., r. 114 Austin
" B. C, r. Palace Hotel
" Fidelia, widow, r. 300, 15th
" Frank H., gymnast, r. 440 Green
" George A., architect, r. 655 Howard

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Batclielder George A., 3d vice-president E. H.

Rollins & Sons (Boston and Denver),

rooms 7 and 13, 10th floor, Mills Bldg, r.

2915 California

" Henry L., office 43 Mercliants' Exchange

Bldg, r. 2304 Steiner
" John H., foreman machinist Sutter St. Ry.,

r. 114 Austin
" J. P., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 923 Dolores
" Levi P., clerk, r. 2204 Steiner
" Nathan P., transportation clerk depot

quartermaster U. S. A., r. 3705 Howard
" Willard J., teacher vocal music, 308 Post,

r. Oakland
" William H., watchman, r. 114 Austin
" William H. Jr., printer, r. 114 Austin
" Williams., clerk, r. 2204 Steiner
J8®"Batchelder. See Bachelder
Batchelor F. J., buyer Miller, Sloss & Scott, r.
326 Eddy
" Lorenzo D., stable foreman Enterprise
Brewing Co., r. 11 Enterprise
Batchia Antone N., salesman Bertin & Lepori,
r. 2515 McAllister
'■ Martin N., restaurant, 131, 6th, r. 92114
Mission
Bateman Brothers (John C. and Michael C.) car-
penters and builders, 40 New Mont-
gomery
Charles, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 2

Farren Av
Charles E., foreman letter dept. mailing

division postofflce, r. 1110, 23d
Frank, carpenter, r. 33 West Mission
Frank Mrs., groceries, 33 West Mission
Frank L., physician, r. 711 Jones
Isaac C, salesman Frederick B. Haight, r.

Alameda
John C. (Bateman Bros.), r. 1912 Pacific Av
Joseph B., carpenter, r. 3D19 Laguna
Michael C. (Bateman Bros.), r. 1912 Pacific

Av
Miles, carpenter, r. 97i4 Colton
Robert A., machinist Washburn & Moen
Mfg. Co., r. 3019 Laguna
" Stewart A., electrician, r. 616 Post

BATEMAN WILLIAM,

contractor, banks, oflaces and dwell-
ings fitted up, turning ten pins and
balls, 411 Mission, r. 1727 San Carlos Av

Bateman William T., porter Stevenson & Co.
Bates Albert F., carrier postof&ce, r. 1001, 18th

" Alfred, machinist, r. 11 Boardman PI
Bates Alfred E., major and paymaster U. S. A.,

chief paymaster Department of Califor-
nia, 312 Phelan Bldg, r. Pacific-Union

Club
" Arthur C. (Bates & Hough), r. Alameda
" Arthur E., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 16

Valley
Bates Brotbers (George A. and William E.),

wholesale and retail liquors, 518 Battery
■' Byron W., theatrical manager, r. 335

Geary
" Carrie M. Miss, lodgings, 213V^ Mason
" Catherine M., widow, r. 764 Harrison
" Charles A., barber Dumas & Dickers, r.

Oakland
" Charles A., laborer Jardine Iron Wks., r.

556 Stevenson
" Charles H., machinist, r. 11 Boardman PI
" Daniel W., dairy produce, 3204 Fillmore, r.

2631 Sacramento
" Dudley C, mining secretary, 81 Nevada

Block, r. 1705 Octavia
" E., laborer, r. SW cor Bay and Webster
" Eugene J., with M. J. Brandenstein & Co.,

r. Alameda
" Frank, fruit dealer, r. 33 Hinckley Alley
" Frank C, master mechanic Coast Division

S. P. Co., r. 841 Golden Gate Av
" Frank D. (Bates & Suydam), r. 2933 Clay
" Frederic C, salesman Dalziel & MoUer, r.

1428 Broaaway
" Frederick L., salesman K. A. Lundstrom,

r. 1310, l?th
" George, blacksmith, r. 43, 6th
" George A. (Bates Bros.), r. 1306b Powell

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Bates George A., blacksmith, r. 11 Boardman PI
Bates George E. (Freeman & Bates), attorney
at law, 8-10-11 Mills Bldg, 9th floor, r.
2725 Clay
" George E., clerk Whitman & Barnes Mfg.
Co., r. 235 Franklin
Bates George W., secretary William Cluff Com-
pany, 16-33 Front, r. 1705 Octavia
" Herbert F., salesman, r. 566 Howard
" J. Clement, clerk Joseph C. Bates, r. Ala-
meda
" John H. Mrs., widow, r. 334 Vicksburg
Bates Joseph C, attorney at law, 434 California,
rooms 8-11, r. Alameda
" Joseph H., civil engineer, r. 533 Sacramento
" Kate E., widow, r. 518 Linden Av
" Laura B. Miss, r. 403 Clayton
" Mary D. Miss, florist and decorator, r. 1619
Washington
Bates Morris Upham, president Commercial
Publishing Co., 34 California, r. 403 Clay-
ton
" Rachel P., widow, r. 25 South Park
" Thomas D., theatrical manager, r. 518 Lin-
den Av
" Walter A., bookkeeper Baldwin & Ham-
mond, r. 745 Golden Gate Av
" William E., r. 11 Boardman PI
" William E. (Bates Bros.), r. 518 Battery
" William F., porter Daniel W. Say lor, r.

217, 3d
" William H., seaman, r. 28 Sacramento
" William J., painter, r. 8 Gough
Bates & Hough (Arthur C. Bates and James F.
Hough), managers Gutta Percha and
Rubber Mfg. Co., 30-33 Fremont
" & Suydam (Frank D. Bates and James H.
Suydam), commission and merchandise
brokers, 305 Front
Batheloma John, waiter Mrs. H. Burshinsky, r.

Ocean Terrace, Sutro Heights
Bat] cut John, milker New York Dairy, r. Old

San Jose Road nr County Jail No. 2
Batiloro Clement, peddler, r. 11 Lapidge
Batizza Frank, restaurant, 507 Valencia
Batkin Alfred A., manager Byron Mauzy, 308-314
Post, r. 338 Oak
" H. M., bookkeeper Brunt, r. Oakland
" Leonard S., clerk C. S. Fechheimer. r. 1033
Clay
ve®=" Batkin. See Botkin
Batmale Alexis, confectioner Louis Ruffleux, r.

801 Vallejo
Batsere Jacques, bottler Herve & Somps, r. 611
Laguna
" Jean, cook Fabien Hitte, r. 2713 Howard
Batson George R., porter, r. 901 Jones
Batt Henry, clerk William H. Harrison, r.
21361/2 Bush
" Jacob, merchant, r. 2136V^ Bush
" Phillip R., salesman B. Roman, r. 313614

Bush
" Samuel, shipping clerk Schweitzer & Co.,

r. 71514 Clementina
" Saul, butcher, r. 213614 Bush
Battaglia Louis, fruits and vegetables, 333

Jackson, r. 7 Water
Battano Vincent, peddler, r. 319^4 Union
Battaya Martin, quartermaster str San Juan
Batteate Antone, fireman Adelsdorfer & Bran-
denstein, r. llD Clinton
" Nicholas J., coffee packer Adelsdorfer &
Brandenstein, r. San Leandro
Batteaux Louis, r. 732 Montgomery Av
Battelle Richard, clerk S. F. Laundry, r. 1515
Ellis

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Batten Edward S. (T. H. Bradbury & Co.), r. 316
Cherry
" Evans D., stonecutter, r. 316 Cherry
" Joseph B., with E. & S. Heller, r. 316

Cherry
" Mary H., widow, r. 316 Cherry
" Samuel H., clerk Joseph C. Bates, r. 316
Cherry
Battennann Charles, attendant U. S. Marine

Hospital
Battersby Richard, seaman, r. 1003 Battery
" William N., clerk James B. Mulcahy, r.
1316 Market
Batterton William H., contractor, r. 3234 Post
Battery Street Free and Tea Bonded Ware-
house. Bode & Haslett proprietors, 1201
Battery
Batteus John D., clerk Pacific Vinegar and

Pickle Works, r. 144, 13th
Battle Charles, manufacturers' agent, r. 518

Fulton
Battine Victoria, liquors, SE cor King and 7th
Battistessa Domenico, porter, r. 6 Card Alley
" Giuseppe, waiter I. Cuenin, r. 735 Union
Battles Edward S., weigher Black Diamond
Coal Mining Co., r. 9th Av nr Fulton
" Ella F. Miss, telephone operator, r. 9th Av

nr Fulton
" Luke, adjuster Edison Light and Power

Co., r. 9th Av nr Fulton
■• Minnie E. Miss, clerk, r. 9th Av nr Fulton
" Ward, salesman John A. Magee Jr., r. 2045

San Antonio Av, Alameda
" William Mrs., widow, r. 3511 Jackson
Battu Hyppolyte (Patchel & Battu), r. 1511a

Jackson
Batturs Frank E., clerk, r. 1747 Hayes rear
" Sophia J. Miss, nurse, r. 919a Sutter
" Walter H., machinist Market St. Ry., r.
1747 Hayes rear
Batty Andrew, brazer Thomas Day & Co., r. 520

Francisco
Battve Henrv, tanner The Norton Tanning Co.,

r. 14th Av South nr P
Batzer T. J., delivery clerk S. P. Co., r. 1020

Mission
Batzner Harry P., salesman H. Levi & Co., r.

641 Harrison
Bauch Peter G. Jr., salesman Davis Bros., r.

Alameda
Bauchou Bernard, market gardener, 14th Av nr
Lake
" John A., wood and coal, 3006 Hyde, r. 22
Allen
Baucom John F., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

1421 Fulton
Baud Frank, brass foundry, 522 Fulton
£tg= Baud. See Brand
Bauden Romain. cook, r. 3 Chatham PI
Baudendistel Frank, butcher, r. 533 Union

" Marv J., widow, r. 611 Greenwich
Baudin Alexis, bartender H. H. Plant, r. 119, 6th

•• Louis, bartender Louis A. Devoto
Baudoin Caroline M., widow, r. 120 Sullivan
'• Louis N., clerk S. F. Lumber Co., r. 120

Sullivan
" William G., clerk, r. 130 Sullivan
Bauer Abe, salesman Greenberg & Greenberg,
r. 1432 Geary
" Abraham (Bauer Bros. & Co.), r. Paris,

France
•' Adam, paper cutter, r. 363 Clementina
" Adolph (Daiss & Bauer), r. 737 Bacon
" Adolph. cashier, r. 1322V2 Vallejo
•' Adolph. musical conductor, r. Hotel St.
Nicholas

Bauer Adolph C, manager Westerfeld's Bakery
and Restaurant, 1035 Market, r. 1320, 17th

" Alexander, milker William Towns, r. 305
Edinburgh
Bauer Brothers & Co. (Abraham, Moses and
Samuel Bauer and Simon Katten), im-
porters of laces, fancy goods, embroider-
ies, veilings, curtains, etc., sole agents
P. N. corsets, 547-549 Market

- C, r. 34 Ellis

" Carl F., carpenter, r. 530 Stevenson

" Caroline, widow, r. 1509 Devisadero

" Charles, r. 49 Elgin Park Av

" Charles, concrete paver Leopold Bauer, r.
3015 Buchanan

" Charles E., gripman Market St. By., r. 607
Diamond
Bauer Charles F., dentist, office 30 Post, r. 1143
Mission

" Christian, cellarman John Wieland Brew-
ery, r. 69 Minna

" Christian, liquors, 3432 Greenwich
Bauer Emile, manager San Francisco News
Co., 306-208 Post, r. 1838 Geary

" Emile, tallow maker Cal. Tallow Wks., r.
6th Av South nr L

■' Emile A., bottler John Rapp, r. 17 Alemany

" Francis J., salesman S. F. News Co., r.
160354 Fillmore

" Fred, secretary Naph. B. Greensfelder Co.,
230 Sutter, r. 1212 Pierce

•' Fred W., clerk M.J. Brandenstein & Co.,
r. Berkeley

" Frederick, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r.
340, 5th Av South

" Fredericka, widow, r. 1716 Folsom

" George, barber, 801, 17th

" George, clerk A. Judis, r. 1009 Oak

" George, driver, r. 3 Fulton

" George C, iron worker Brode & Clark Iron
Wks., r. East Oakland

" George R., tinner Boesch Lamp Co., r. 803
Hayes

" Gottfried, cabinet maker W. W. Montague
& Co., r. Berkeley

" Gustav, bottler Fredericksburg Bottling
Co.

" Helen Miss, r. 522 Van Ness Av

" Henry, dairyman, Bowdoin nr Sillinaan

" Henry, laborer, r. 33b Boardman PI

" Henry, upholsterer and carpet layer, 1519
California

" Henry J., cutter San Jose Woolen Mills
Co., r. 195, 7th

" Ignatz, nurse German Hospital

" Ignatz, porter John Strothofl, r. 729 Cali-
fornia

" Jacob, harness maker Main & Winchester,
r. 40 Tehama

" Jacob, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r.
33b Boardman PI

" Jacob, liquors, 3-4 Leidesdorff, r. 4 Russ

" Jacob, painter and paper hanger, 939 Fol-
som
Bauer J. C. & Co. (John C. Bauer and Joseph
Schweitzer), hops and brewers' mate-
rials, 633 Sacramento

" John, r. 569 Stevenson

" John, butcher, r. 608 Jessie

" John, liquors, 634, 7tl:

" John, grinder Richard Helliwell

" John C. (J. C. Bauer & Co. and Schweitzer
& Bauer), r. 1708 Buchanan

" John O., conductor, r. 37 Washington Av

" Joseph, bartender T. W. Leydecker, r.
1831^4 O'Farrell

" Joseph, clerk, r. 1432 Geary

" Justine, widow, r. 118% Fillmore rear

" Karl, clerk Mrs. Augustine Ferrea, r. W s
Mission Road, opp. Amazon Av

" Lawrence, liquors, 131 Pine, r. 531 Mont-
gornery Av

■' Leonhardt, machine hand Sterling Furni-
ture Co., r. 437, 11th

" Leopold, concrete paver, 3015 Buchanan

" Leopold F., bartender Harry C. Rasmus-
sen, r. 3015 Buchanan

" Louis, mail clerk Music and Drama, r. 3422
Greenwich

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Bauer Louis F., clerk Davis Bros., r. 191314 De-
visadero
" M., baker, r, 634 Paoiflo
" Marie, widow, r. 814 Central Av
Bauer Martin, vice-president and manager
Boesch Lamp Co., 585 Mission, r. 802
Hayes
Moses (Bauer Bros. & Co.), r. Palace Hotel
Nicholas, liquors, NW cor Powell and

Chestnut
Otto, chandelier maker Thomas Day & Co.,

r. 802 Hayes
Otto F., shoemaker Lobenstein Bros., r. 633

Jessie
Philip F., salesman Greenebaum, Weil &

Michels, r. 413 Lily Av
Samuel (Bauer Bros. & Co.), r. 1408, Fill-
more
Samuel, junk, r. 105 Juniper
Sigmund, salesman Bauer Bros. & Co., r.

1432 Geary
Simon, junk, r. 2138 Bryant Av
William, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 2428

Sacramento
William F., restaurant, r. 530 Stevenson
William H., photo-engraver Union Photo-
Engraving Co., r. 802 Hayes
" , Woerner & Rigby (in liquidation), ofQce 509
Montgomery, room 4
J8@=Bauer. See Baur and Bower
Bauerle William, clerk John H. Folster
Bauffle George P., stone sawyer John D. McGil-

' vray & Co., r. 624, 4th
Bauget Gabriel, bartender, r. 1009 Pacific
Baugh G. Ingledew, reporter R. G. Dun & Co., r.
2810 Octavia
" Josephine Miss, r. 102 Mason
Baughman Charles P., agent Strong & Garfield

Co., 819 Market, room 14, r. 9 Belvedere
Baulsir Alvin, plumber Charles Meehan, r. 1332
Washington
" Ernest N., clerk Irvine Bros., r. 1332 Wash-
ington
" Nimrod, blockmaker, r. 1332 Washington
" Seth M., pressman, r. 1332 Washington
Bauly Joseph, r. 1433 Nebraska
Baum Addie C. Miss, dressmaking, 517 Turk
Baum Alexander R., attorney at law, 43-43
Nevada Block, r. cor San Antonio Av and

Authur W., salesman William Cline, r. 1626
Octavia

Benjamin, salesman Jules Levy & Bros., r.
2918 Jackson

Benjamin J., candy maker George F. Rob-
erts, r. 1636 Octavia

Bernard, r. 2604 Pacific Av

Clara, widow, r. 1626 Octavia

David A., city agent The Liverpool and
London and Globe Ins. Co., r. 718 Leav-
enworth

Eliza, widow, r. 1705 Powell

Elsie Miss, stenographer, r. 673 McAllister

H. Miss, bookkeeper Westerfeld's Bakery,
r. 673 McAllister

Harry, salesman M. J. Simmons Auction
Co.,r. 427 Pacific

Hyman, carpet layer Morris Rothschild, r.
673 McAllister

Jacob, r. 673 McAllister

Mabel Miss, r. 1626 Octavia

Matilda, widow, r. 1529 Post

Morris, tailor, 604 O'Farrell, r. 1529 Post

Otto, fireman Cal. Wine Assn., r. 444 Bran-

Baum R. W., M. D., physician and surgeon,
office 139 Post, hours 1:30 to 3:30 p. m.,
Sundays 10:30 to 11:30 a. m., tel Grant
194; r. 719 Scott, tel West 938
' Simon, cashier Dennery & Gunzburger, r.
2918 Jackson
«®"Baum. See Baun

Baaman Adolph, cutter J. Edlin, r. 43 Clinton
Park
' ' Anton, milker John Tscheinau, r. San Bruno

Av nr Woolsey
" Charles A. (Bauman & Sons), r. 1141 Union
" Charles J. (Bauman & Sons), r. 1141 Union
" Gustave, clerk Sbarboro & Co., r. 1141 Union

Bauman Henry, marine engineer, r. 637 Califor-
nia

John, cooper, r. 434, 5th

Joseph, liquors, NE cor 9th and Brannan

Michael, laborer, r. 625 Clay

Peter, mate ship Eclipse, r. 27 East

Robert J. (Bauman & Sons), r. 1141 Union

William, milker Daiss & Bauer, r. cor Way-
land and Somerset
" &'Sons (Charles J., Charles A. and Robert
J.), tailors, 1141 TTnion
Baumann Andrew (Baumann & Baumann) , r. San
Bruno Av nr Silver Av

Anton, cigar maker, r. 632V^, 4th

Antone, milker Nicholas Hansen, r. cor
Amazon Av and Naples

Bertha, widow, fortune teller, r. 132 Turk

Carl, cigars and tobacco, 630 Mission, r.
1427 Steiner

Casper, r. 30th Av South nr San Bruno Av

Charles, milker Nicholas Hansen, r. cor
Amazon Av and Vienna

Charles W., cigar maker Pac. Coast Co-op.
Cigar Mfg. Co., r. 348, 4th

Daniel, milker Joseph Baumann, r. Silli-
man nr Silver Av

E., r. 32914 Eddy rear

Frank (Baumann & Baumann), r. San Bruno
Av nr Silver Av

Frank, dairy produce, 141, 7th

Frederick, polisher, r. 721 York

Frederick, seaman, r. 39 Paciflc

Gustave, tanner, r. W s York nr 15th

Isador, dairyman, r. 30th Av South nr San
Bruno Av

Jacob, lodgings and liquors, 631 California

John, milker, r. San Bruno Av nr Silver Av

.John, musician, r. 915 Pierce

John H., yard helper Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 63
Mission

Joseph, cooper George Windeler & Co., r.
416 Golden Gate Av

Joseph, dairyman, Silliman nr Silver Av

Joseph M., milkman, 1032 Howard

Kaspar, milker, r. 431 Pine

Lori, liquors, San Bruno Av nr 15th Av
South

Martin, tailor, 21 Murphy Bldg, r. 609 Mc-
Allister

Sebastian (Nager& Baumann), r. 360O Mis-
sion

Sigmund, dept. manager Levi Strauss &
Co. , r. 3734 Pine

Sophia, widow, r. 1238 York

Vincent, bartender B. Gamma, r. 431 Pine

William, milker, r. 30th Av South nr San
Bruno Av

" & Baumann (Andrew and Frank), dairy-
men, San Bruno Av nr Silver Av
JtiES" Baumann. See Bowman
Baumberger Edwin, clerk W. S. Goodfellow. r.
San Leandro
" James, president Commercial Salt Co., 513
California, r. San Leandro
Baumeister Albert, clerk, r. 309i/4 Mariposa
Baumeister Bernhardt H., physician and sur-
geon, office NW cor 39th and Dolores, r.
1536 Dolores, tel Mission 131
" Edward (Baumeister & Jaggi), r. 1133
Buchanan

Henrietta, widow, r. 309^4 Mariposa

Henry, r. 467^/^ Tehama rear

Henry, motorman, r. Missouri nr Army

John A., r. 1123 Buchanan

Joseph (Baumeister & Heidemann), r. 129 b
14th

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Baumeister & Heidemann (Joseph Baumeister

and Frank Heidemann), flsh packers and

curers, SE cor 7th and Berry

" & Jaggi (Edward Baumeister and Alfred

Jaggi), merchant tailors, 1713 Market

Baumel Fred J. (Conway & Baumel), r. Hotel

St. Nicholas
-eS'-Baumel. See Bauml
Baumgaertel Karl, musician, r. 2230 Pine
Baumgard Henry, iron molder, r. I83814 Market
Baumgardner Etta M. Mrs., vice-principal Den-
man Grammar School, r. 801 Leaven-
worth
" Sylvester J., speculator, r. 801 Leaven-
worth
Baumgardt Robert, machinist Boston Woven

Hose and Rubber Co., r. 6 Cohen PI
Baumgart Gottfried, brush maker, r. 144 Colling-
wood
" William, laborer, r. 54A Clementina
Baumgarten Francis M., chemist, r. 715 Shot-
well
" Henry, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 1419
Clay
Baumgarten J. & Co. (Joseph Baumgarten,
Meyer L. Cahn and Cerf Weyl), im-
porters woolens and tailors' trimmings,
7 Montgomery
■' Johanna, domestic, 1317 Golden Gate Av
■ John L., r. 945, 15th

" Joseph (J. Baumgarten & Co.), r. 1430 Geary
" Joseph, shoemaker Stephen Kurtz, r. 506,

4th
•' Otto, seaman, r. 405 Davis
■• William, clerk Val Schmidt, r. 1419 Clay
Baumgartner A. Fred, manager Boltz, ClymeV
& Co., 217 Front, r. Oakland
" Frederick, bottler Cal. Bottling Co., r.

1417 Eddy
" John, ward tender City and County Hos-
pital
" John J., traveling salesman Boltz, Clymer

& Co., r. Oakland
" William, porter, r. 600 Bush
Baumhoer Frank J., sign writer O'Sullivan

Bros., r. 22314, 4th
Bauml William L., cigar manufacturer, 26, 1st.

r. 633 Vallejo
Baumle Frederick, r. 1119 Alabama
Baumsteiger Arnold, plumber, 1503 Geary

" Pauline Mrs., dressmaking, 1503 Geary
Baumuller John M., warehouse man Nathan.

Dohrmann & Co., r. 1.36, 10th Av
Baun Catherine, widow, r. 921. 18th

" Jasper, clerk, r. 921, 18th
Baur Louis, laborer, r. 6 Montgomery Court

" Otto, cigars, r. 526 Sutter
4®°Baur. See Bauer and Bower
Baurhyte William. ofSce superintendent Pac.

Gas Impt. Co., r. Alameda
Baurschmidt B., saloon watchman str San Juan
Bausch Charles, shoemaker, 131014 Castro
" John E., barber Sharon & Bent, r. 1337

Pine
" John F., barber Joseph M. Blase, r. 1329
Pine
Bauske Frederick J., barber, 227, 2d, r. 856 Mis-
sion
Bausman Harry S., shipping clerk Baker &
Hamilton, r. 10 Bond
■' WilliamMrs., widow, r. 10 Bond
•' William W., r. 501 Ellis
Bavalado Bennio, waiter W. Scharninghausen,

r. 224 Minna
Bavaria Bottling Co., Charles Wieland proprie-
tor, SE cor Montgomery Av and Chestnut

Bavaria Brewery, Louis E. J. Schultz proprie-
tor, NW cor Greenwich and Scott
Bavarian Lloyd Marine Insurance Co. (Ger-
many), Voss, Conrad & Co. general
agents, 204 Sansome
Bavastrello Francisco, liquors, 628 Broadway.

r. 731 Vallejo
Bavavisich Geoi-ge, seaman, r. 100% Jackson
Bawart Frank, bartender, r. 29 Natoma
Baxter Alfred A., agent Bellingham Bay
Improvement Co., 22 Market, rooms 3-4,
r. 638 Oak

" C. Arthur, clerk W. B. Sumner & Co., r.
Oakland

" Charles A., bartender, r. 21 V2 Mary

" Charles R., plumber, r. 4 McCormack PI

" Charlotte M. Miss, clerk, r. 341 Waller

" Clara A., widow, r. 1503 Washington

" David E., policeman, r. 420 Minna
Baxter Edward F., salesman Pac. Coast Syrup
Co.,r. 1.503 Washington

" Edward H., buyer Baxter & Oesting, r.
Alameda

" Ellen Miss, shoefitter, r. 306 Langton

" Eugene R., salesman J. K. Armsbv Co., r.
1602 Vallejo

" Frank, derrick rigger, r. 26^4 Langton

" Frank C, proprietor Baxter Portrait Co.,
432 Sutter, r. 220. 10th Av

" Hawley W. (Baldwin & Baxter and Bax-
ter & Oesting), and receiving teller
Spring Valley W. W., r. Oakland

" Jackson, house painter, r. III314 Howard

" James, silver polisher Shreve & Co., r. 210
Capp

" James P., painter, r. 807 Kearny

" John, horseshoer, 426 Pacific, r. 17 Ohio PI
Baxter John H., agent Stimson Mill Co. (Bal-
lard, Wash.), office 22 Market, rooms
6-8, tel Main 5935, r. 638 Oak

" John T., butcher Mark Strouse, r. 341
Waller

" Joseph, mining, r. 331 Eddy

" Joseph, painter, r. 113, 26th

" Joseph A., secretary Occidental Club, 413
Stockton

" Katie Miss, tailoress, r. 306 Langton

" Mary Mrs., r. 306 Langton

" Mary A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 306 Langton

" M. E. Mrs., widow, r. 428 Sutter

" Peter, engineer U. S. tugboat Yosemite, r.
110 Taylor

" Portrait Co., F. C. Baxter proprietor, 432
Sutter

•' Robert, engineer S. F. & S. M. Ry., r. 234
Moulton Av

" Samuel, cook str State of California

■' Thomas, r. 306 Langton

" Walter^ rigger, r. 26;4 Langton

" Walter S., salesman New York Belting
and Packing Co., r. Hotel Langham

" William S., cashier William Lewis & Co.,
r. Oakland

" William T.. r. 1064% Howard
Baxter & Oesting (H. W. Baxter and Paul Oest-
ing), proprietors No Percentage Phar-
macy, 953 Market
Bay Albert, baker Nicholas Prost, r. 763 How-
ard

" City Advertising and Distributing Co.,
Frank Clark manager, 632 Market, room
18

" City Building and Loan Association, Den-
nery & Gunzburger secretaries, 214 Pine,
room 3

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Bay City Market, Mark Strouse proprietor,
1138-1146 Market
" City Match Co.. James A. Salts manager,
office 23 Davis

Bay City Packing House, Mark Strouse pro-
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H. A. Cline president, Julius Klein
treasurer, D. F. SHea secretary ; office
and works 116-118 Golden Gate Av,
telephone Jessie 33

BAY CITY TRANSFER CO.

Bagffage called for and delivered at
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and valise 400 ; office 244 Sutter, tele-
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Bay City Wheelmen's Club, H. P. Howard sec-
retary, 441 Golden Gate Av
Bay District Kace Track, E s Sth Ay bet A
and D, California Jockey Club lessees,
office 204 Sutter

" Gottlieb, baker, r. 445 Natonia

" Gottlieb, carpenter, r. 314 Vicksburg

" State Mercantile Co. (Livermore, Cal.),
Rudolph Lowenstein agent, 113 Sansome

" State Mining and Development Co. (Ama-
dor Co.), F. E. Luty secretary, 330 Pine,
room 5

" View House. McKiernan & Kiley proprie-
tors, 43 East .^ ^
Bay View Land Co., James Palacbe president,
James B. Angell secretary, 20 Mills
Bldg, 9th floor

" View Nursery, Pierre Leduc proprietor,
21st Av South nr J

" Warehouse, Haslett & Bailey proprietors,
W s Sansome nr Lombard

" William, salesman W. & J. Sloane & Co.,
641 Market
Bayer Frank J., liquors, 400 Haight

"" Gustave, helper Joseph Bamford, r. 3011
Mission ^

" J. J., laborer Sutro'Baths, r. 1 Ocean Terrace
Bayer Joseph, physician and surgeon, skin and
children's diseases a specialty, 346 Sut-
ter, hours 1 to 3 and 7:30 to 8:30 p. m.,
Sunday 9 to 10 a. m., r. 1431 Webster

" Joseph, waiter G. Hink & Co., r. SMc
Howard

" Percy, student, r. 503 Powell

" William, seaman, r. 338 Drumm
Bayes Joseph, foreman shoecutter J. C. Nolan &

Co., r. 20 Birch Av
Bay ford William H., bricklayer, r. 225, 4th
Bayha J. G., nurse German Hospital
Bayle John (Bayle, Lacoste & Co.), r. 1219, 5th
Av South

BAYLE, LACOSTE & CO.

(John Bayle, John Lacoste and Jacques
Bareilles), wholesale and retail tripe
dealers, etc., and proprietors Califor-
nia Fertilizer Works, principal office
527 Merchant, branches 7 California
Market and 18 Bay City Market
BaylesA. G. &Sons (Redditch, England), manu-
facturers needles, Henry Doyle & Co.
agents, 517-519 Market
Bayless Charles (W. Kriske & Co.), r. 3216i4
Mission . .

" Joseph A., draughtsman, r. 321614 Mission
" William H.. architect, r. 231614 Mission
Bay ley Arthur N., president Merten Manufac-
turing Co., 310-212 Davis, r. Oakland
" C. Alfred, salesman Hulse, Bradford & Co.,

r. 125 Spruce
" Edward A., with Brown, Craig & Co., r.

Berkeley
" Eugene F., salesman Wangenheim, Stern-
helm & Co., r. Alameda
" Henry E., whitener. 803 Folsom
" J. M., mining, r. 791 Sutter
" Josephine Miss, artist, 738 Montgomery
Bayley Simeon S., livestock dealer, office 33i

Kearny, room 13, r. 803 Golden Gate Av
4®=-Bayley. See Bailly and Bayly
Baylis John, chandelier maker Cal. Gas Fixture

Co., r. Alameda
Bayliss Clara Miss, tailoress, r. 1623 Powell
"■ Rose Miss, tailoress, r. 1623 Powell
" Thomas, painter, r. 313 Stockton
Baylo John, porter Italian-Swiss Agricultural
Colony, r. 1411 Dupont

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Bayly Charles A., druggist, SW cor Grant Av

and Sutter, r. 2714 Pine
" Charles A. Jr., druggist Charles A. Bayly,

r. 2714 Pine
" Charles F., molder, r. 273214 Greenwich
" Frank L., salesman Owl Drug Co., r. 921b

Golden Gate Av
" Henry B. F., foreman Fulton Eng. & Ship

Bldg. Wks., r. 3001 Fillmore
" Henry B. F. Mrs., branch bakery, 3001 FiU-

" Henry G., molder Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg.
Wks., r. 602 Geary
Bayne Peter, special officer, r. 1127 Clay
Bayne Richard (Piatt & Bayne), attorney at
law, 42-44 Mills Bldg., 9th floor, r. 1525
Washington
" Tillie, waitress J. F. McDonald
Bayreuther Gustav W. (Levy & Bayreuther), r.

923 Natoma
Bazan Ferdinand, physician and surgeon, 406

Sutter, rooms 28-29, r. Belvedere
Bazet Louis, physician and surgeon, 18-23 Phe-
lan Bldg, r. 1328 Washington
" Pierre, porter Joseph Bertrand, r. .315 Sac-
ramento ,, ^
Bazille John, real estate, r. 8II1/2 Montgomery
Bazzini Genesi, clerk A. Berta Co., r. 718 Broad-
way
" John (A. Berta Co.), r. 718 Broadway
" Marco (Mache & Bazzini), r. 733a Union
Bazzurro Giuseppe, liquors and restaurant, 118

Pacific, r. 427 Filbert
Beach Adelbert M., painter Peter N. Kuss, r.
13171/^ Sacramento
" Alfred, boiler maker Eureka Boiler Wks.
" Arthur, drayman, r. 4531/2 Minna
Beach Chalet, Ocean Boulevard nr Fulton
" Chilion, r. 1301 Taylor „ . ,. „

" Edward M., printer Pacific Printing Co., r.

624 Taylor
" Frank D., carpenter, r. 332 Shot well
" Gardner E., mining secretary, 23 Market,

room 5, r. 318, 19th
" HelenM., widow, clerkpostofflce,r.72oPine
" James M., policeman, r. 820, 22d
•' John, driver, r. 3634 Sacramento
" M., widow, r. 1101 Pine
" Olive Miss, student, r. 418, 12th Av
" Ransom E., salesman Chas. M. Plum & Co.,
r. Oakland t j

' ' Thomas P. , secretary Eastern Oregon Lana
Co., 35 Columbian Bldg, r. 916 Market
Beachel George S., journalist Chronicle, r. ai

Beachey William C, newspapers, r. 1908 Mis-
sion ,
Beachman Samuel, waiter, r. 518 Taylor
Beadle Alfred W. (A. W. Beadle & Co.), r. Ala-
Beadle A.^W. & Co. (Alfred W. Beadle), whole-
sale commission and lumber merchants,
14 California, tel Drumm 26 ,, „ ,.
" Donald, shipping and commission, 14 Cali-
fornia, r. Alameda „ „ ^ ,, ^ T
" George S., agent Alpine Safe Co., 14 Cali-
fornia, r. Alameda „ ^. ^
Beadnall Frank E., 3d officer str Coptic, r. Oc-
cidental Hotel
Beadon John, rope splicer Market St. Ky., r.

2103 Golden Gate Av , ^t . .

Beaham John, watchman Occidental Hotel

" John J., porter Neville & Co.
>8®=Beaham. See Behan _

Beaizley George T., proprietor Shaw s Phai-
macy, 434 Sutter, r. 430 Leavenworth

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Beaizley WiUiam B., U. S. Commissioner and-
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*®=-Beaizley. See Beasley and Beazley
Beal Alonzo, painter, r. 772i^ Harrison
•' Carroll, r. 315 Haight

•' Charles L., secretary Samuel Beal Furni-
ture Co. 733 Mission, r. Alameda
•' Charles R., clerk U. S. Customs, r. 503 Lyon
■' David, bartender Edward Charles, r. 2\

Hunt
" Esther, widow, r. 4 Clementina
•' Frederick, butcher, r. 4 Clementina
■' Georgie, widow, r. 716 Laurel Av
" James L., carpenter, r. 717a 23d
■' Martin, r. 209, 7th
• Robert F., waiter Frederick Cook, r. 417

Kearny
" Samuel Furniture Co., Richard Battelle
president, Charles L. Beal secretary,
mattress makers and upholsterers, 733,
741 Mission
" John F., ropemaker Washburn & Moen
Mfg. Co., r. 618^4 Greenwich
Beale John J., machinist Ris Compressed Air
Machinery Co., r. 128i/4 Langton
" Samuel, printer, r. 2629 Sutter
Beale Street Warehouse, Haslett & Bailey
proprietors, NE cor Fremont and Bryant
Beale Street Wharf, foot of Beale
" Truxtun, director Shoobert, Beale & Co.

418 California, r. Pacific-Union Club
" William, r. 1336a Jessie
" William I., r. 2641/4 Minna
" William J., engraver, r. 128^ Langton
-e®="Beale. See Beall, Beel, Beighle, Beihl and

Beile
Bealer Charles, manager, r. 308 Jessie
Beales Charles, picture painter Swan & Stein
r. 1430 Turk
" John T., clerk Robert Dickson, r. Berkeley
Beall Reason B., carrier postofflee, r. 313 Liberty
Beals Allen E., fruits and groceries, 603 Bush,
r. 607 Bush
" Charles W. (Curtin-Beals' Mercantile

Agency), 24 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
" Lizzie S. Mrs, r. 607 Bush
" Manly, expressman, NE cor 10th and Mis-
sion, r. 8 Grand Av
" R. D., accountant Washburn & Moen Mfe-
Co., r. Oakland
Beam I. Willard, manufacturers' agent, 29 Main
r. 2640 Howard
" Jesse, brakeman, r. 29 John
_Joseph, cook, r. 765 Mission
See Behm

Beaman George H., clerk Simonds Saw Co r
61/2 Fella PI " '

Beamer James J., r. 144614 Minna
" Richard H., policeman, r. 1324 California
" William, lathe hand Pac. Wooden Ware
and Cooperage Co., r. 144614 Minna
Beamish John, dishwasher r. 871 Market

" John, laborer, r. 45 Belcher
Beamish Percy, gents' furnishing goods and
shirt manufacturer, 918-923 Market, tel
South 311, r. 2130 Howard
" Richard, laborer, r. 810 Buchanan
" Robert, teamster, r. 512 Oak
" Samuel F., shoemaker, 335 Gough r 810i^

Buchanan o , ■

" Stanley, shoemaker J. C. Nolan & Co r
810 Buchanan '

Bean A. B. Mrs., varieties, 120, 31st
" Benjamin F., musician, r. 112 Collingwood
" Charles, r. 31 Turk ^

Bean Clarence B., printer, r. 618 Harrison
" David F., teamster, r. 130, 21st
" Eliza Miss, dressmaker, r. 702% Harrison
" George H., laborer S. H. Harmon Lumber

Co., r. 125 East rear
" Hannah, widow, r. 332c 10th
" James, laborer, r. 46 West Mission
" James, machinist, r. !)14 Howard
" James D., r. 1123 McAllister
" Joel P., publisher, r. 715 Larkin
" John, attorney at law, 725-726 Spreckels

Bldg, r. 514 Eddy
" Joseph, clerk H. D. Anderson, r. 2 Hart-

mann PI
" Joseph W.. painter J. St. Denis & Co., r

615 Eddy
" Josiah N., clerk, r. 1207 Octavia
" Lotta Miss, teacher John Swett Grammar

School, r. 712 Van Ness Av
" Margaret, widow, r. 914 Howard
" Mark, fireman, r. 422 Natoma
" Mark O.. boxmakerHobbs, Wall & Co., r.

914 Howard
" Nicholas R. Jr., r. 1123 McAllister
" Roddie J., plumber, r. 914 Howard
" Thomas F., policeman, r. 1123 McAllister
" Thomas J., candy maker, r. 332c 10th
" Walter F., musician, r. 112 Collingwood
Bean Wesley P., proprietor and patentee
Bean's celebrated chair and sofa bed,
411 Turk
" William H., clerk, r. 618 Harrison
" William H. Jr., clerk, r. 618 Harrison
4®" Bean. See Been and Bien
Beander C. W., paper hanger J. L. Cahill Co., r.
1055 Mission
" Mary Mrs., dressmaker Miss Rose M.
Dunne
^^ Beander. See Bender
Beane C. M., widow, r. 3039 Mission
" Eben J., president Natural Gas, Oil and
Land Co., 419 California, room 16, r. 632
Post
" Kendig, clerk Lippman Bros., r. 3033 Mis-
sion
" Walter J., machinist, r. 3039 Mission
Beanish Frederick, miner, r. 634 Fulton
Beauston Georg'e, secretary Board of Educa-
tion, New City Hall, 3d floor, r. 1014
Fillmore
" George A. (Kemp & Beans ton), r. 33 Hollis
" Peter, clerk, r. 23 Hollis
" William J., clerk Kemp & Beanston, r. 33
Hollis
Bear Alfred F. (Bear & Buckley), r. 1404 Mason

" Club, SW cor Post and Fillmore
Bear Harbor Lumber Co., Pollard & Dodge
agents, 22 California, rooms 5-6
" John F., sign painter P. C. S. S. Co., r. 481^

Silver
" Solomon, capitalist, 405 California, r. 518

Van Ness Av
" & Buckley (Alfred F. Bear and Patrick A.
Buckley), groceries, 1311 Stockton
4®= Bear. See Baer, Bahr and Bare
Beard Charles E. teamster, r. 17 Morris Av
" C. K.,r. Russ House
" Clara, widow, r. 14 Stanly PI
" Edward E., rubber stamp maker, r. 419

Jones
" Eva, widow, r. 617 Turk
" James M., r. 607, 23d
" John, stock driver, r. 39 Clarence PI
" Stella, dressmaking, 419 Jones
4®=" Beard. See Baird

Beardmore Frederick, distributor S. F. Laundry,
r. Alameda
" James, shade maker W. & J. Sloane & Co
r. 3821 Filbert
Beardslee Fred W. (Beardslee & Boughton), r.
Berkeley
" & Boughton (F. W. Beardslee and W. W.
Boughton), mines, 9 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
Beardsley Charles H,, bookkeeper Lucas & Co.,
r. 1231 Market
" Edward J., driver Cascade Laundry r

2314 Geary
•' E. J., apprentice Whyte & De Rome, r.
Golden Gate, Alameda Co.

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Beardsley Emma F. Miss, teacher Broadway
Grammar School, r. 631 !4 Geary

" Henry W., upholsterer John Hoey, r. 2314
Geary

" Irving W., butcher J. J. Murphy, r. 391, 6th

" James, laborer Hugh Flynn, r. 2214 Geary
Beardsley J. W. Sons (New York), pure food
specialties, August J. DeLamare agent,
201 Front

" Nettie Miss, stenographer Purcell Rowe,
r. 1231 Market

" Sophia, widow, r. 6311^4 Geary
Bearwald Abraham, shoecutter J. C. Nolan &
Co., r. 811 Octavia

" Benjamin, meter maker S. F. Gas Light
Co., r. 1727 Post

" George, r. 811 r. Octavia

" Jacob, compositor H. S. Crocker Co., r. 811
Octavia

" Leopold, butcher, 811 Octavia

" Louis, bookkeeper Lewis Meyerstein, r.
811 Octavia

" Mark, shoecutter J. C. Nolan & Co., r. 511
Webster
Beasley Edith Miss, teacher music, r. 2020
Vallejo

" Edward, widow, 2020 Vallejo

" James, teamster, r. 1433 Sanchez

" M. E. Miss, pupil nurse City and County
Hospital

" Miles, waiter, r. 505 Powell

" Richard G., liquors, 417, 4th, r. 174 Perry

' Shadworth, student, r. 2020 Vallejo

" William H., bartender Richard G. Beas-
ley, r. 174 Perry
4®=Beasley. See Beaizley and Beazley
Beatie Albert W., confectioner, r. 829, 20th

" A. Sidney, park foreman, r. 2716 McAllister

" John W., watchman, r. 829, 20th

" Nellie G., confectionery, 2514 Mission, r.
829, 20th
Beaton Alexander, shoemaker, 31914 Ellis

•' Angus, ship carpenter, r. 408 Hermann

" E. P., stenographer, r. 125 Ridley

" John J., superintendent Cal. Dry Dock Co.,
foot Spear, r. 436 Bartlett

" Minnie Mrs., stenographer, r. 703, 16th

" Peter J., artist H. S. Crocker Co., r. 436
Bartlett

" Roderick, helper, r. 10 Minnesota

" Rutherford H., clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott,
r, 408 Hermann
Beattge Charles, proprietor New California

House, 3 East
Beattie Frank R., wireman Western Light and
Power Co., r. 808 Mission

" Hugh, student, r. 2214^4 Fillmore

" James, bartender, r. 1714 John

" Jane, widow, r. 171^ John

" John, laborer Odd Fellows' Cemetery, r.
413, 1st Av

" John, painter, r. 17% John

^' JohnW. C, attendant U. S. Marine Hos-
pital

" Joseph, salesman Cluff Bros., r. 425 Geary

" R. H., electrician, r. 808 Mission

" Robert W., contractor, r. 1045 Market

" William, machinist Joseph Wagner Mfg.
Co., r. 405 Clementina
Beatty Oscar, student Chickering. Thomas &
Gregory and Gerstle & Sloss, r. 2409 Oc-
tavia

•' Alexander, teamster James Beatty, r. 10th
Av South nr Railroad Av

" Anton (C. Tolomei & Co.), r. 1444 Mission

" Bert F., compositor Methodist Book De-
pository, r. 212%, 6th

" Chris, machinist New Home Sewing Ma-
chine Co., r. 218 Golden Gate Av

" Edward W., vice-president The Co-Opera-
tive Publishing Co., 45, 1st, r. 402 Stock-
ton

" E. Waldon, printer Co-operative Publish-
ing Co., r. 402 Stockton

" Elizabeth Mrs., r. 413 Lyon

" Francis G., collector Harbor Commission-
ers, r. Oakland

" Henry N. (Beatty & Beatty), r. 404, 14th

" H.T.,r. Palace Hotel

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,
CARPETS.

Immense Stock of tlie Latest Patterns.
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Beatty Harry, printer, r. 808, 26th

" Henry, watchman Selby Smelting & Lead
Co., r. 10261/2 Natoma

" J. C, r. Palace Hotel

" James, hide Salter, 5th Av South nr Rail-
road Av, and livery stable, 875 Folsom,
r. 1017, 10th Av South

" James A., teamster, r. 1017, 10th Av South

" James J., machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks.,
r. 404. 14th

" John, r.' 404, 14th

" John, carpenter, r. 1026% Natoma

" John W., with Shreve & Co., r. Alameda

" Joseph, laborer, r. 715 Howard

" Samuel, foreman J. C. Nolan & Co., r. 529
Guerrero

" William, watchman Bohemian Club, r. 258
Stevenson

" William A. (Beatty & Beatty), r. Berkeley

" William H., r. 2409 Octavia

" William H., cashier Western Meat Co., r.
Golden Gate, Alameda Co.
Beatty William H., chief justice Supreme
Court of California, chambers 825 Mar-
ket, Emporium Bldg, r. 1417a Post

" William J., r. 1020 Mission

" William J., clerk tax collector's office, r.
22 Glen Park Av

" William J., laborer Miller & Son, r. 220%
McAllister

" William T., manager James Beatty, 875
Folsom, r. 1017, 10th Av South
Beatty & Beatty (William A. and Henry N.),

attorneys at law, 318 Pine, rooms 13-14
Beaty Edward, stonecutter John D. McGilvray
& Co., r. 530, 3d

" George, laborer U. S. Customs, r. 921 Mar-
ket

" James G., storekeeper IT. S. Customs, r.
Oakland
Beauce Caroline, widow, r. 306% Hayes

" Eugene A., clerk U. S. Customs, r. 3030%
Washington
Beauchamp John L., r. 511 Fell

" Julia, widow, r. l\^ Harriet

" Lannes, clerk, r. 511% Fell

" Leon L., carrier postofQce, r. 14% Bluxome

" Livingston, conductor Market St. Ry., r.
351 Alvarado

" Robert L., fruit canner, r. IIM Harriet

" William P., furniture, 15 Polk, r. 429 Fell
Beaudet Theophil, carpenter William T. Thom-
son, r. 333 California Av
Beaudoin Louis D., barber, 539 Bryant, r. 23 Sil-
ver

" Louis E., barber, r. 23 Silver rear
Beauharnais Sarah, embroiderer, r. 819 Broad-
way
Beaujardin Adeline, widow, r. 823 Broadway
Beaulieu Vineyard Co. (Santa Clara), William

M. O'Brien agent, 327 Front
Beaumont Frances J. Miss, nurse Hospital for
Children, 3700 California

" Joseph, r. 629, 23d
Beaven David B., fish and poultry. Mission

Market, r. 33a Capp
Beaver August, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r.
41 Clinton

" Clarence, bookkeeper, r. 424 Eddy

" Ethel Miss, secretary S. F. Settlement
Assn., 15 South Park, r. 1300 Taylor

" Fred H. (Kilgarif & Beaver), r. 1401 Taylor
Beaver George W., capitalist, office NE cor
Montgomery and Sacramento, r. 1300
Taylor

" Henry, janitor, r. 135 Cumberland

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Hill coal, for steam and household
use. W. G. Stafford & Co. city agents,
214-216 East, bet Howard and Folsom,
telephone Main 495

Beaver Max T.. salesman Goldberg, Bowen &
Co., r. 255, nth
" Samuel E., paying teller The Bank of Cali-
fornia, r. 118 Grant Av

4!yBeaverly. See Beverly

Beazley Frank C. manager Saratoga Packing
Co., 316 California

4®*Beazley. See Beaizley and Beasley

Beban Dominick J., pressman H. S. Crocker Co.,
r. 1601 Hyde
" Isidore, cooper Andrew Carl, r. 13 Board-
man
" Lewis E.. inspector U. S. Customs, r. 1601

Hyde
■' May J. Miss, r. 1636 Post
" Rocco, r. 1601 Hyde

Beeass Bernardo, carpenter, r. 312b Union

Bechacq L,., waiter, r. .5f)2 Washington

Bechdel Arthur N.. clerk P. J. Dailey, r. 212
Eddy

Bechdell M. A., machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks. .
r. 226 Michigan

Bechem Charles, baker, r. 1928 Union

Becher Henry, cook Merchants' Club, r. 620 Ash
Av

Becheras Marius, clerk, r. 5 Pond

Becherer Carl, maltster National Brewing Co.,
r. lOOOVi McAllister
" Charles F., r. 237 Richland A V

Bechler John H., salesman Jackson's Napa Soda
Mineral Water, r. 1845 Lexington Av
" Joseph C, brass finisher W. T. Garratt

& Co.. r. 18-15 Lexington Av
" Joseph H., salesman Jackson's Napa Soda
Mineral Water, r. 1845 Lexington Av

Becht George J., conductor Market St. Ry., r.
406v„ San Jose Av

BECHT GEORGE J.,

agent and dealer in soda water ap-
paratus and supplies, 212 Eddy, tele-
phone South 581, r. 2820 Clay

Bechtel Francois C, liquors. 399 Hayes
" Ludwig, porter Thomas Taylor & Co., r.

1927 Mason
" Max M.. ladies' tailor, 606 Sutter, r. 614

Sutter
Becir Luck, cook F. Batizza, r. 416V4 Larkin
Beck Adam, mason and builder, 40 New Mont-
gomery, r. 2018 Mission
" Albert Jr.. cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. Iowa

nr Yolo
" Alvina Miss, clerk, r. 17 Hyde
" Andrew, deckhand str Areata
" Andrew, special policeman, r. 15 Valley
" Andrew P.. weigher D. J. Walker, r. 15

-^--Valley
■' Anna Mrs., r. 606 Lombard
" August, hardware, 20 Montgomery Av
" Benjamin, real estate, r. 17 Hyde
•' Carl M., vice-president Pac. Coast Co-op.

Cigar Mfg. Co.. r. Alameda
" Charles, teamster W. F. Beck, r. 1106%

Treat Av
" Charles C. (The Adams & Beck Co.). r.

Oakland
" Dora, domestic, 314 Lombard

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Beck Edward, confectioner Reinhold Beck, r. 205
Kearny
" Edward F., proprietor Aluminum Novelty

Co., 110 Sutter
" Edward L.., varieties and notions, 1215

Powell
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 1127 Harrison
" Emanuel, wholesale jeweler, 940 Market,

r. 1911 Pacific Av
" Emil J., waiter, r. 110 Eddy
■' Eugene B. (The Adams & Beck Co.), r.

Oakland
" Eugenia, widow, seamstress, r. 917 Powell
" Ferdinand, r. 1009 Minna
" Francis E., accountant Anglo-Califorman

Bank, r. 313 Broderick
" Fred C, wood carver, r. 110, 14th
" Frederick, teamster, r. 1.331 Folsom
" George, waiter, r. 338, 7th
" George L., druggist Jacob Isaacson, r. 827
Larkin
Beck Gustavus C, physician and surgeon, of-
fice 121 Post, rooms 1-2, hours 9 to 10
a. m.. 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. m., telephone
Grant 42, r. 2.32 Scott, telephone Pine 461
" Harry, master schr Newark, ofQce 31 Steu-

art
" Henry, r. 417 Kearny

" Henry (Weinmann& Beck), r. 1186Treat Av
" Henry, collector, r. 17 Hyde
" Henry, janitor Independent Order Red

Men's Hall, r. 518 Jessie
" Henry, rancher, r. 29 A South bet N and P
" Henry G., tanner Poetsch & Peterson, r.

1106'^ Treat Av
" Henry M., physician, r. 622 Post
" Herbert W., with F. M. Smith, r. Oakland
•' H. L. Mrs., r. 705 Post
" Ignatius, clerk Arthur C. Drewitz, r. 17

Hyde
■' Jacob, baker, r. 245, 15th
" Jacob, baker Joseph Bamford, r. 772 Mis-
sion
" Jacob, contractor, r. 2018 Mission
" Jacob, cook Golden Gate Life Saving Sta-
tion
" James, hostler Alexander McCord & Co., r.

123 Eddy
" J. G. Mrs., widow, r. 720 Ellis
'■■ John, r. 605 Broadway
" John, bartender, r. 715 Howard
" John, second-hand clothing. 276 Brannan
" John, steward Walters & Walterstein, r.

520 Folsom
" John, washer National Brewing Co., r.

1115% Golden Gate Av
•' John C, master schr Monterey, ofBce 31

Steuart
" John E., carpenter, r. 726 Linden Av
" Joseph, messenger, r. 17 Hyde
" Joseph v.. painter, r. 907 Bryant
" Lemuel, salesman J. Noonan, r. 562M Na-

toma
" Louis, bartender Frederick H. 'Volkman, r.

Redwood City
" Louis, steamboat man, r. Contra Costa

House
" Louis, truss maker, r. 119, 5th
" Ludwig, insurance, r. 2813 Bush
" Matthias, porter, r. 705 Mission
" Max, bag maker Crown Paper Co., r. 1521

Geary
" Nathaniel A., collar maker Charles S. Ew-

ing, r. 731 Douglass
" Nicholas, master mariner, r. 108 Shipley
" Otto, nurse German Hospital
•' Paul, driver Morton Special Delivery, r.

1329 Union
■' Peter, porter Schuster Bros., r. 521%, 6th
'■ Preben S., dairy produce and bakery, 1324

Pacific
" Regina, widow, r. 720 Ellis
•' Reinhold, proprietor Vienna Model Bakery,

205 Kearny
■' Robert Mrs., widow, r. 1101 Pine
■' Rosina, widow, r. 237% Guerrero
■' RuthM. Mrs., r. 1716 Bush
" Samuel B., master bark Harvester, oflQce
10 Mission, r. Alameda

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Beck Sigmund, packer A. Levy & Co., r. 17 Hyde
Susan O., widow, r. 130 Wildey
Thomas F., harness maker Richard Acton,

r. 4 Lilac Alley
Victor, r. 907 Bryant
Victor Jr., paper hanger, r. 907 Bryant
Waller, steward Cosmopolitan Hotel
Walter A., porter Pierce & Son, r. 704 Sac-
ramento
Walter F., commission merchant, 123 Cali-
fornia, rooms 3-4, r. Oakland
William (Weil & Beck), r. 1808 Pacific Av
William, brewer Jackson Brewing Co., r.

71/2 Grand
William, teamster, r. 909 Kearny
William, tinsmith, r. 410b Harrison
Willliam E. (Lowell & Beck), r, Oakland
William F., janitor, r. 431 Post
William F., wood and coal, hay and grain,

204, 24th, r. lioei/s Treat Av
William T., painter, r. 727 Devisadero
William T. Jr., painter, r. 727 Devisadero
Zitha Miss, stenographer, r. 434, 2d
Beckedorff Christian G. H., r. 46 Russ
" George H. C, manager house-renting dept.
Easton, Eldridge & Co., r. 1211 Howard
Beckel Joseph & Co. (N. Y.), manufacturers cor-
sets, 220 Sutter
" Louis, tailor, r. 450 Jessie rear
Beckendorf Peter (Beckendorf & Welch), r. Sac-
ramento, Cal.
" & Welch (Peter Beckendorf and Edward A.
Welch), proprietors Central Storage
Warehouse, 524% Bush
Becker A. & Co. (Adolph Becker and August
Redecker), wines and liquors, 14, 3d
" Abraham B., liquors, 131 Eddy, r. 1005

Golden Gate Av
" Adam, driver Becker & Sander, r. 2016>4

Taylor
" Adolph (A. Becker & Co.), r. 364'/4, 3d
" Albert, cooper John Wieland Brewery, r.

409, 27th
" Albert, tanner, r. Tanners' Home
" Alina, widow, r. 20454 Eddy rear
" Andrew, r. 746 Capp

" Arnold, laborer N. Ohlandt & Co., r. Iowa
" Arnold, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r.

4431/2, 6th
" Arthur, teacher German, r. 1416 Broad-
way
" August, barber, 604, 7th
" August, cabinet maker, r. 1329, 25th
" August, clothing, 324 Pacific
Becker B. Adolph, president The German Sav-
ings and Loan Society, 526 California, r.
1910 California
" Balthazer, cook F. Brandt, r. 3777. 16th
" Bernhard, cellarman John Wieland Brew-
ery, r. 37 Clementina
" Brothers (Joseph and Victor), plumbing.

gasfltting and stoves, 329 Hayes
" Caspar J., tanner The Norton Tanning Co.,

r. 15th Av South nr P
" Charles, bartender Mrs. E. Norman, r. 706

California
" Charles, salesman Roos Bros.,r. 835 Sutter
'' Charles, ship carpenter, r. 346, 4th
" Charles A., barber, 1301 Castro, r. 1329, 35th
" Charles E., bartender, r. 304'/^ Eddy
Becker Charles H., groceries and liquors, SW
cor Fulton and Fillmore, r. 835 Fillmore
" Charles H., harness maker Main & Win-
chester, r. 51914 Hayes
" Charles W., piano mover Bruenn's Piano

House, r. Oakland
" Christian, bakery, 33, 24th, r. 25, 34th
" Conrad, r. 9 Reed PI

BECKER D. & CO.

(Diedrich Becker), groceries and im-
porters wines and liquors, SE cor Sut-
ter and Leavenworth
Becker Diedrich (D. Becker & Co.), and presi-
dent Monarch Mutual Building and Loan
Association and Sunnyside Land Co.,
r. 837 Sutter
" Elizabeth, widow, r. SE cor Stanyan and
Sullivan

W.W. MONTAGUE & CO,

Black and Galranized

and FITTINGS, all sizes, for Gas,

Steam and Water.
9, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET ST.

Becker Elizabeth Miss (Becker & Sander), r. 226

Pacific
" Emil J., bartender, r. 345, 9th
" Eugene W., watchmaker Max Shirpser

Jewelry Co., r. 1718 Devisadero
" Ferdinand, shirt cutter, r. 516 Octavia
" Frank W., extraman Truck 5, r. 7 Elliot

Park
" Frederick (Becker & Knudsen), r. 3a. 24th
" Frederick W., porter Hulse, Bradford &

Co., r. I86614 Stevenson
" Fritz, bartender Mrs. Lizzie Becker, r. 1336

Pt Lobos Av
" George, r. 2111 Mason
" George, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
" George E., harness maker, 1106 Mission, r.

623 Stevenson
" George J., special ofQcer S. P. Co., r. 3009

O'Farrell
" Gustav J., blacksmith, r. SE cor Stanyan

and Sullivan
" Hannah, widow, r. 519% Hayes
" Harris J., proprietor California Clock Co.,

410 Kearny, room 4, r. 1005 Golden Gate Av
" Harry H., salesman M. J. Brandenstein &

Co., r. 533, 17th
" Henry (Becker & Burkhardt), r. 446 Natoma
" Henry, baker Henry Eggeling,!. 1598 Fulton
" Henry, confectioner, r. 25, 24th
" Henry, harness maker, r. 516 Octavia
" Henry, real estate, r. 37 Oak Grove Av
" Henry D., with Gutte & Frank, r. cor Stan-
yan and Sullivan
" Henry F., cook, r. 623 Stevenson
" Henry J., tanner Anton Krieg, r. Nichols

Hotel
Becker Hotel, Joseph W. Becker proprietor, 16-

18 Mason
" Isaac, bookbinder, 1708 Polk
" Johanna Mrs., tailoress, r. 251 Clementina
" John, barber, r. 1055a Howard
" John, carpenter, r. 9 Reed PI
" John, clerk M. J. Brandenstein & Co., r. 34

Maple Court
" John, clerk D. Becker & Co., r. 718 Leaven-
worth
" John, laborer Schrader & Co., r. 12 Victor
" John, milker, r. 230 Pacific
" John E., detective, 610 Spreckels Bldg, r.

1055 Howard

BECKER JOHN HENRY,

groceries, provisions, wines, liquors,
cig-ars and tobacco. SE cor Sutter and
Taylor, r. 624 Taylor

Becker John J., finisher The Norton Tanning

Co., r. 15th Av South nr P
" Joseph (Becker Bros.), r. 322 Linden Av
" Joseph, brass finisher S. F. Novelty &

Plating Wks., r. 636, 18th
" Joseph E., plumber, r. 323 Linden Av
" Joseph M., harness maker Main & Win-
chester, r. 708D Pine
" Joseph P., watchmaker, r. 832 Valencia
Becker Joseph W., proprietor Hotel Becker.

16-18 Mason, tel South 81
" Julius, machine hand, r. 315!4, 10th
" Lambert, musician, 38 St. Ann's Bldg, r.

708 Lombard
" Lizzie, widow, boarding, 1336 Point Lobos

Av
'• Louis, baker, r. 1822 Buchanan
•' Louis, plumber, r. 222 Linden Av
" Marguerite Miss, dressmaking, 3l554i 10th
'• Martin H. W., liquors, SW cor. Battery

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Becker Mary, widow, r. 222 Page
" Otto, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
" Otto H., bartender Charles Engelke, r. 507

Howard
" Otto W. (O. W. Becker & Co.), r. Hotel
Pleasanton
Becker 0. W. & Co. (O. W. Becker), real estate
and loan brokers, 338 Montgomery
" Peter, r. 516 Octavia

" Peter, boxmaker Pa'c. & S. F. Box Fac-
tory, r. 9 Reed PI
" Peter G., r. 516 Octavia
" Samuel, teamster, r. 30 Harriet
•' Victor (Becker Bros.), r. 232 Linden Av
" Wendelin, cabinet maker Frank A. Geier.

r. 34 Maple Court
" William, r. 138, 10th Av
" William(Becker & Koch), r. 202% Stockton
" William, basket maker, 623 Market, r. 42

Elgin Park Av
" William, confectioner, r. 191 8d Powell
" & Burkhardt (Henry Becker and Robert

Burkhardt), restaurant, 18 East
" & Knudsen (Frederick Becker and Julius
Knudsen), tanners, San Bruno Av nr
Army
" & Koch (William Becker and Frank Koch),

barbers, 543 California
" & Sander (Miss Elizabeth Becker and Mrs.
Maria Sander), bakery, 226 Pacific
4S"Becker. See Bacher, Baker and Boecker
Beckett August, barber, 524^4 Linden Av

" Benjamin, porter, r. 304 Mason
Beckett F. A., manufacturers' agent pharma-
ceuticals, perfumes, druggists' sundries
and rubber goods, 220 Sutter, r. Hotel
Oliver
" Henry, machinist, r. 46 South Park
" James A., bookkeeper London, Paris and

American Bank
" John, bookkeeper, r. 46 South Park
" Reid, machinist, r. 46 South Park
" Samuel H., messenger Board of New City
Hall Commissioners, r. 813 Golden Gate
Av
J8iS=Beckett. See Bequette
Beckford G. C, widow, r. 1831 San Carlos Av
Beckham Elizabeth L. Miss, teacher Potrero

Primary School, r. 1227 Pine
Beckingham George, traveling salesman Liv-
ingston & Co., r. Seattle, Wash
Beckley Hattie, widow, r. 911a Guerrero
" Laurence, barber Bernhard Bernhard, r.

204 Ellis
" Ward W., clerk ear accountant S. P. Co. r.
911a Guerrero
Beckman Albert, laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1
Rivoli Av
" Andrew, carpenter, r. 1614 San Carlos Av
" Augusta, widow, r. 3 Pfeiffer
" Claus, bookkeeper Charles Bach, r. 3004
Laguna
Beckman E. J. Miss, stenographer and assis-
tant secretary Mutual Indemnity Co.,
r. Oakland
" Frederick, cabinet maker, r. 900 Cortland

Av
" George, laborer J. W. Schouten & Co.
■' Henry, cabinet maker Fink & Schindler,

r. 1900 Mission
" Lena Miss, dressmaker, r. 831, 15th
Beckmann Adolph, bartender D. Wetjen, r. SW

cor 5th and Berry
Beckmann Charles F., wines and liquors, 338
Bush, r. 508 Leavenworth
" Frederick, cook, r. 54 Everett

504

Beckmann Hans, waiter B. Huth, r. 912 Clay
" Henry, book agent, r. 1815 Webster
" Henry, driver Knudson Pie Bakery
" Henry, porter Tillmann & Bendel,

Francisco
" Jacob, cabinet maker S. F. Furniture Mfg.

Co., r. Stevenson nr 4th
" John, clerk Jacob F. Both, r. 868 Folsom
" Meta Mrs., groceries and liquors, 1500 Fol-
som
" Wilhelmina Mrs. (Beckmann & Stelling),

r. 1900 Mission
" William, groceries and liquors, NE cor

Chestnut and Mason, r. 436 Chestnut
" William, groceries, wood and coal, 454-458.

6th and 808 Bryant, r. 458, 6th
" William F., laborer, r. N s Sierra bet

Tennessee and Minnesota

" & Stelling (Wilhelmina Beckmann and

Charles Stelling), groceries and liquors,

1900 Mission

4®"Beckmann. See Bachmann and Boeckmann

Beckner Minnie G. Miss, teacher music, r. 608^4

Eddy
Beckwith Arthur, house painter, r. 1612 Pacific
Av
" Caroline E. Miss, vice-principal Horace
Mann Grammar School, r. Hotel St.
Nicholas
" Emma, widow, r. 131 Turk
" George L., tinner, r. 705 Mission
Beckwith John A., proprietor Lowell's Ware-
house Co., 17-19 Davis, r. Oakland
" John W., watchman Central Lumber and

Mill Co., r. 481 Tehama
" Seth L., r. 928 Florida

" William, bartender Joseph Favares, r. 18
Stevenson
Becraft Almerin T., carriage and wagon maker,

200 Bartlett, r. 820 Capp
Becsey Joseph A., attorney at law, r. 333 Guer-
rero
" Roland, clerk Robert Y. Hayne, r. 333 Guer-
rero
Beddard Lillian Mrs., teacher elocution, 913

Hyde
Bedell Charles W., lodgings, r. 1320 Market
" John, helper William A. Schrock
" Joseph, seaman, r. 108 Jackson
" Joseph C, sheet-iron worker John C. Law

son, r. 614 Broadway
" William, machinist Dow Steam Pump Wks,

r. 15 Dearborn PI
" William, plumber, r. I86OY2 Lexington Av
Be Dell William, district passenger agent Penn-
sylvania lines, 20 Montgomery, r. 3727
Jackson
Bederman Harry J., r. 9071/2 Mission

" Laura G., widow, r. 239 Golden Gate Av
Bedford E. H. Mrs., proprietor The Brunswick,
148, 6th
" Henry G., motorman Market St. Ry., r. 331,

29th
" Jennie L., widow, portrait artist, 1346 Mar-
ket
" John, seaman, r. 568 Howard
Bedgood James D., car washer Market St. Ry.,

r. 1457 Castro
Bedney Henry, porter Philip Simon & Co., r. 1426

Bedolf Ellen Mrs., r. 217 Francisco

Bedoni Luigi, r. 12 Jasper PI

Bedouret Dominique (Berdous & Bedouret), r.

843 Pacific
Bedoya Leon, barber, 275^ Minna
Bee Everett N. (Otis, McAllister & Co.), r. 912
Bush
" Joseph, detective, r. 1706 Broadway
Beebe Charles F. (Sutton & Beebe), r. Port-
land, Or.
" Charles W. (Trumbull & Beebe), r. Oakland
" George A., carpenter, r. 323 Duncan
" Ransom L., porter M. Brown & Sons, r. 319
Ellis
Beebee Samuel J., clerk sta. C postofflce, r. 605

Market
Beecher Charles E., bookkeeper City Steam Car-
pet-Beating Wks., r. 136a 8th
" Deleware A., clerk, r. 432 Turk

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Ellen, widow, r. 327
" John H., Pacific Coast manager Murphy

Varnish Co., 593 Mission
" Matthew, horse clipper, r. 560 Howard
Beeching Julia, widow, r. 414 Lyon
" Robert A., agent San Francisco Benevolent
Assn., r. 414 Lyon
Beechinor Norman, r. 2554 Geary rear
Beecroft Harry L., laborer Fulton Eng. &

Ship Bldg. Wks., r. 322 Ritch
Beede Alexander C, salesman Roos Bros., r.
118a Noe
" David H., salesman Levi Strauss & Co.,

r. 2408 Bush
" Harry McN., clerk H. K. Belden, r. 536
Lyon
Beedy Bennen F., clerk, r. 129 Harriet
Beeg Christ L., bartender, r. 703 Stockton
Beegan James, glassblower, r. 616 Elizabeth
Beehan Michael, laborer, r. 2808 Harrison
Beehn Heindrich, carpenter, r. 2123 Chestnut
Beekmann Sarah, widow, r. The (Lick) Old

Ladies' Home
Beel Carrie Miss, r. 1925 California
" Clara, widow, r. 2007 Pine
" Philip S., liquors, SE cor Clay and Davis,

r. 13271/2 Ellis
" R. Mrs., widow, r. 1925 California
" Sigmund, teacher violin, r. 1925 California
Beeler Charles R., restaurant, 490 Spear
" Edward A., car repairer Sutter St. Ry., r.

108 Central Av
" Sarah Mrs., cashier Dennett's, r. 308 Jessie
Beeman Chemical Co., 14 Drumm
" William A., keeper Farallon Light
Station
4®°'Beeman. See Beman

BeeneyGuyS., clerk H. S. Crocker Co., r. 22
Hampton PI
" William H., tinner, r. 22 Hampton PI
Beer Bernard (S. Levy & Co), r. 1720 Geary
" Jacob, groceries and liquors, 444 Van Ness

Av. r. 416 Van Ness Av
" John F., marine fireman, r. 231, 18th
" Mary, widow, r. 1324 Filbert
" Oliver H.. salesman James M. Moran &

Co., r. Oakland
" Orlando R., compositor Call, r. 44, 6th
4®=Beer. See Behr
Beerman Abraham, r. 3217 Jackson
" Charles N., upholsterer, r. 3217 Jackson
" David, salesman Lachman & Jacobi, r.

1612 O'Farrell
" Wilfred F., frames, r. 3217 Jackson
" William, groceries and liquors, 1401 Octa-
via
4®="Beerman, See Beersman and Behrmann
Beermann Adolf, traveling salesman Buyer &

Reich Co., r. 1431 Webster
Beers Barrett, dentist. 230 Kearny, r. 914 Pine
" David B., city agent White Sewing Ma-
chine Co., 138-140 Ellis, r. Oakland
" Eli F., clerk Market St. Ry., r. 1106 Bush
" Mabel L. Miss, dental student, r. 914 Pine
Beersman Henry A., groceries and liquors, 1236
Union, r. 2304 Larkin
" William H., clerk Henry A. Beersman
r. 2304 Larkin
Beerstecher Maria, widow, r. 2206 Steiner
Beesais Peter, tailor, 8 Grant Av, r. 621 Octavia
Beesley George S., foreman W. T. Garratt &

Co., r. 115, 7th
Beeson Frederick P., teamster, r. 1320 Stockton
" Robert, clerk, r. 765 Mission
" William F., machinist, r. 2319% Larkin
Beethoven Hall, 3-36 Post
Beetz AdolphF. C, musician, r. 330, 7th
Beever James H., canvasser, r. 930, 25th
Befla Louis, waiter Anton Lopresti,

Kearny
Began Charles, laborer, r. 6V4 Auburn
Begbeder Peter (Recalt & Begbeder)

Broadway
Begbie A. L., miner, r. 1104 Market
Begert George, cooper, r. 126 Silver
Begg Peter, engineer, r. 2121 Greenwich
Beggs Ellen, widow, r. 122 William
" George E., driver Dairymen's Union of
Cal., r. 361, 1st

829

743

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China and Japan Mattin§:s.

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Beggs Harry M., roofer Richai-dson & Engler, r.
29 Valencia
", Henry, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r.

cor Michigan and Shasta
" Hugh C, laborer, r. W s Michigan bet

Sierra and Napa
" John, laborer, r. 556 Stevenson
" Niel T., refiner, r. 1028, 16th Av South
" Oliver P., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1605

Mason
" William H., gripman Market St. Ry., r.

1027 Natoma
" William P., with The Field & Stone Co., r.
212 Powell
Begin Joseph, farmer, r. 2918 Clay
Begley Annie Mrs., domestic, r. 27!^, 4th
" Cornelius, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
805 Golden Gate Av
David, laborer, r. 457 Minna
Henry J., seaman bktn Planter, r. cor Bat-
tery and Jackson
James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 212,

1st
John A., plumber and gasfltter, r. 365

Clementina
John J., policeman, r. 805 Golden Gate Av
Patrick, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.

805 Golden Gate Av
Thaddeus, motorman Market St. Ry., r.

10 California Av
Patrick, clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co.. r. 805
Golden Gate Av
j8®~Begley. See Bagley
Begrilla Fred, lumberman, r. NW cor Russ and

Natoma
Begston P., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill
Beguelin Adele Miss, with Nathan, Dohrmann
&Co., r. 310 Church
" Fannie, widow, r. 310 Church
" Julius H.. painter, r. 310 Church
Beguhl Adolph F. (Beguhl& Son), r.2130 Market
" David, house painter, r. 87, 25th
" Henry F. (Beguhl & Son), r. 2130 Market
" John, janitor California Theatre, r. 430b

Fulton
" William, engineer Edison Light and Power

Co., r. 626 Harrison
" & Son (Adolph F. and Henry F.), painters
and paper hangers. 2130 Market
Behan Arthur S., printer, r. 14 Ellis
" Charles T.; salesman Will & Finck Co.,

r. 110 Pierce
" Edward J., carpenter Market St. Ry.
" Frank, laborer, r. 56, 3d
" Francis, r. 15 Patton
" James, house painter, r. 206, 23d
" John E., clerk Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r. 2612

Bryant Av
" Joseph, teamster, r. 6 Hartmann PI
" Mary E. Mrs., r. 742 Minna
" Maurice, policeman, r. 929 Greenwich
" Maurice J., boatman, section B seawall
" Maurice S., solicitor, r. 929 Greenwich
" Michael, laborer, r. 331 Jessie
" Thomas J., clerk, r. 206, 23d
" William J., frame maker, r. 929 Greenwich
jB@=- Behan. See Beahan
Behen Michael, laborer Catton, Bell & Co., r.

608, 6th
Behlendorft Gustav, conductor Sutter St. Ry., r.

102 Central Av
Behlmer Henry, proprietor St. Louis Brewery,
1524 Pacific Av, r. 1522 Pacific Av
" Herman, r. Folsom nr Union Av
" Hermann, driver Henry Behlmer, r. 1526
Pacific Av

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Behlmer John H.,diiver Enterprise Brewing Co.,

r. 410 Arlington
BeMow Charles J., vice-president H. Liebes &
Co., 133-137 Post, r. 1807 Octavia
" Charles J. Jr., cutter H. Liebes & Co., r.

1807 Octavia
" Dudley E., assistant bookkeeper H. Liebes

& Co., r. 1807 Octavia
" Gustave A. Jr., furrier H. Liebes & Co., r.

809 Baker
" Gustave A. Mrs., widow, r. 809 Baker
" Robert B., director H. Liebes & Co., r. 109
Scott
Behm Alfred H., tailor Rosenblum & Abraham,
r. 14S Fell
" Charles, clerk, r. 717 Stockton
'' Emanuel, tailor, 114^2 Turk, r. 628%, Mc-
Allister
" Ernest, carpenter Louis Schmidt, r. 1585

Turk
" Jennie, widow, r. 143 Fell
" John C, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 39

John
" Joseph, millwright, r. 1585 Turk
" Leo J., clerk Tillmaun & Bendel, r. 1585

Turk
" Otto J., salesman Tobias Salomon, r. 1585

Turk
" Solomon S., shoemaker G. M. Kutz&Co.,
r. 142 Fell
*®^Behmann. See Beeman
Behne Frederick, laborer Pac. Gas Impt. Co.,

r. 2309 Greenwich
Behneman Albert, rectifier Weil Bros. & Sons,
r. Alameda
" Albert L., clerk Thomas Watson, r. Ala-
meda
" Fi-ederiok J., cashier Joshua Hendy Ma-
chine Wks., r. Alameda
" Henry J., with Burnell & Co., r. Alameda
Behnisch Bruno J., cabinet maker S. F. Furni-
ture Mfg. Co., r. 109 Stevenson
" Julius, cabinet maker S. F. Furniture Mfg.
Co., r. 109 Stevenson
Behnke Charles, driver Willows Brewery, r.
Berkeley
" Frederick, carriage maker Charles Mc-

Arron, r. 66 San Bruno Road
" Nioolaus, expressman, SE cor Market and
Steuart, r. 746, 17th
Behnken Herman, laborer, r. 7th Av South nr J
" John, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 500.
18th Av South
Behr Annie, widow, r. 3111 Geary
" Hans C, mechanical engineer, 40 Califor-
nia, r. 1213 Jackson
Behr Herman H., M. D., 2d vice-president Cali-
fornia Academy of Sciences, r. 1215
Bush
" John H., plumber W. D. Hobro, r. 29 Ford
" Katherine, widow, r. 3109 Geary
" Lena Miss, dressmaker, r. 3109 Geary
" Nicholas, butcher, r. 8 Polk Lane
" Peter, waiter New Atlantic Hotel
4®=Behr. See Beer and Bier
Behre Ernest J., vice-president Hemme & Long
Piano Co., 735 Market
" Frederick, r. 816 Page
" William F., machinist, r. 518 Noe
Behrend Asher, jeweler, 44854, 3d, r. 1165 Market
" David, watchmaker and jeweler, 1165 Mar-
ket, r. 214, 12th
" Henry, watchmaker, r. 565b Bryant
je®=Behrend. See Behrendt
Behrendt Fritz, bartender Otto Kaiser, r. 2801
Greenwich

Behrendt Jacob W., druggist Waller Bros., r.
1828 Sutter
" Richard, salesman Herrman Cohen, 3819
Pine
Behrens Adolph W., r. 533 Grove
" Diedrich, carpenter, r. 2196 Devisadero
" Frederick, porter Rudolph Herman
" Frederick, seaman, r- 39 Pacific
" George H.. plumber Washburn & Moen

Mfg. Co.; r. 618 Filbert
" Henry, carpenter and builder, 409 Kearny,

r. 34 Rutledge Av
" Henry Jr., carpenter, r. 24 Rutledge Av
" Herman, bartender Doscher & Loheide, r.

3 Polk
" John H., master schr Arthur, oface34 Clay,

r. 829 Treat Av
" Raphael H., insurance, r. 1813 Scott
" Rudolph, cooper George Windeler & Co., r.

1039 Hampshire
" Walter, clerk Redington & Co., r. 618 Fil-
bert
" William C, mate, r. 110 Caselli Av
>8®"Behrens. See Behrend and Berens
Behring Sea Packing Co., James Eva presi-
dent, Joseph Pentecost secretary, 3
Steuart
Behringer Fred, cornice maker, r. 733b Clemen-
tina
ii®="Behringer. See Berringer
Behrle Emile, machinist Union I. Wks., r. Oak-
land
Behrman Martin, manufacturers' agent, 436

Montgomery, r. 219 Powell
Behrmann Christian F., r. 811 Shotwell
" Delia, domestic, 1422 Post
" Henry, foreman baker Nicholas Prost, r.

203 Franklin
" Henry, wood and coal, 1225 Fell, r. 1219%

Hayes
" Henry Jr., stenographer, r. 121914 Hayes
" Henry O., cook, r. 803 Montgomery
" J. Henry, r. 1817b Howard
" Ludwig, furnishing goods, 420%, 3d
" Margaret Miss, nurse German Hospital
Behm James C, machinist, r. 703 Tennessee
Behrsing Edward, seaman, r. 18% Hawthorne
Beicke Henry F., powder maker, r. 875 Shotwell

" Louis J., foreman, r. 938 Sanchez
Beidler David, r. 502 Franklin
Beier Martin F. (Beier& Millikan), and liquors,

15-17 Leidesdorff, r. 5 Burritt
Beier & Millikan (Martin F. Beier and Andrew
J. Millikan), proprietors The Keystone,
wines and liquors, SW cor Grant Av and
Bush
Beighle Nellie Mrs., physician, office 627

Spreckels Bldg, r. Hotel Pleasanton
Beigl John, washer John Wieland Brewery, r.

707 Mission
Beihn Kate Miss, r. 217 Francisco
Beihorn Richard, groceries and liquors, SE cor

16th and Potrero Av, r. Alameda
Beilhes John B., barber, r. 1914 Green
Bein Louis P., painter, r. 154 Potrero Av
" William, bookkeeper, r. 828 Pacific
4®="Bein. See Biehn, Bien and Bean
Beinbrink Henrietta Mrs., r. 348, 3d
Beirne Michael G., carpenter, r. 835, 23d

" Patrick J., r. 133 Shipley
4^Beirne. See Byrne
Beischl John, cook J. U. Hastings
Beisel Gustav, laborer, r. 217 Mississippi
Beiser Adam G., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

3352 Mission
Bekan Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
NE cor Fillmore and Chestnut

BEKEART ALMA M. MRS.,

fashionable dressmaker, 121 Post,
rooms 43-44, r. 1517 Vallejo

Bekeart Frank C, salesman S. F. Autographic
Register Co., r. 1517 Vallejo

Bekeart Philip B., agent for firearms manufac-
turers, 159 New Montgomery, r. 1510
Fulton
" Julius, r. 1015% Dolores

Belaco J. Mrs., r. 1406 Powell

Belair Henri, laundryman D. Lapouble & Co.

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Belando P. & Co. (Peter Belando and John
Daneri), wood and coal, 1210 Powell
" Peter (P. Belando & Co.), r. 1208 Powell
Belanzar Frances, widow, r. 930 Jackson
Belasco Abraham, r. 174 Clara
" Abraham Jr., salesman, r. 174 Clara
" Camille, electrician, r. 1602 Powell
" Edward, cutter San Jose Woolen Mills Co.,
r. 174 Clara
Belasco Frederic, proprietor Belasco's Ly-
ceum School of Acting, Odd Fellows'
Bldg, r. 174 Clara
" Henry, salesman, r. 174»4 Clara rear
" Isaac, actor, r. 174 Clara
" Israel, merchant, r. 1602 Geary
" Joseph, fisherman, r. 20 Hinckley
" Solomon, carrier postofflce, r. 172 Perry

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Belau Hugo, gymnastic instructor Olympic
Club, r. 700 McAllister
" Michael, tailor, r. 700 McAllister
" Otto, auctioneer Greenebaum & Co., r. 2003

California
" Rudolph, deputy assessor, r. 700 McAllister
Belbini de Rinaldo, r. 1111 Stelner
Belcher Alfonse, r. 43 Jessie
" E. B. Mrs., widow, r. 807 Castro
" Edward, cook str Walla Walla, r. 425 Geary
Belcher Edward A., judge Superior Court, De-
partment 11, chambers New City Hall.
2d floor, r. 2030 Scott
" Edward R., brass finisher, r. 1 Harriet
" Edward S., compositor Call, r. 2213 Jones
" Frederick G., last factory, 10 Stevenson, r.

603 Steiner
" Gilbert L., machinery salesman, 46-48 Fre-
mont, r. Sausalito
Belcher Isaac S., commissioner Supreme Court
of California, chambers 825 Market, Em-
porium Bldg r. 948 Haight
" Silver Mining Co. (GoldHill, Nev.), Charles
L. Perkins secretary, 37-38 Mills Bldg,
3d floor
Belcher William J., president Harrold, Belcher

& Allen, 508 Sutter, r. 948 Haight
Belden Block, SW cor Bush and Montgomery,
Davidson & Leigh agents, 137 Montgom-
ery
Belden Charles A., treasurer W. W. Montague &
Co. (incorporated), 309-317 Market, r.
2004 Gough
'^ Charles J., fruits and vegetables, 1217;>4

Scott
" Daniel F., clerk Whitman & Barnes Mfg.

Co., r. Oakland
" EdwinS., stenographer and official reporter
Superior Court, Dept. 5, office 45-46 Mills
Bldg, 8th floor, r. 418 Scott
" Helen, widow, r. 430b Fulton
Belden Henry K., manager Hartford Fire Insur-
ance Co. (Hartford, Conn.), 313 Califor-
nia, r. Oakland
'^ Joseph W., machinist, r. 807 Ellis
" Margarette S., widow, r. 510 Mason
" Nancy A., widow, r. 18 Essex
" R. B., r. 310 Stockton
Belding Mary L. Mrs., teacher Marshall Pri-
mary School, r. 2017 Howard
" Thomas, longshoreman, r, 33 Hinckley
Beleney George (J. Ivancovich & Co.), r. 1810

Sutter
Belfast Ginger Ale Co., Steimke Bros, proprie-
tors, 2768 Octavia
" William, clerk, r. 737 Howard
Belfls Peter, r. 8 Montgomery Court
Belfrage George, tanner C. G. Bennett & Co., r.
3827 Washington
" John G., watchman, r. 3827 Washington
Belgardo Lazarus, hostler Guinaso & Arata,

r. 420 Pacific
Belgian Benevolent Society, Leon Andre secre-
tary, 315 Stockton
Belgian Consulate, Wilfrid B. Chapman Con-
sul. 123 California, room 16
Belgin Arthur, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks.,
r. 2 Stanly Court

Belgrano Frank N., secretary Columbus Sav-
ings and Loan Society, 614 Washington,
r. 1011 Jackson
Belitzer Jacob, salesman M. Blaskower & Co.,

r. 8 Ellis
Belizza Giuseppe, shoemaker, r. 1 Washoe PI
Belknap David P., attorney at law, 7-8 Mills
Bldg, 5th floor, r. Sausalito
" Edward S. (Belknap & Fleming), r. 459

Minna
" & Fleming (Edward S. Belknap and John
J. Fleming), cigar makers, 1106 Ken-
tucky
Bell Abraham P., engineer, r. 606d Shotwell
" Albert W., salesman Methodist Book De-
pository, r. 2406 Mission
" Alexander D., editor Live Stock and
Butchers' Gazette, 536 Washington, r.
Sausalito
" Alexander G., bookkeeper E. Martin & Co.,

r. Alameda
" Alfredo, teacher languages Edward Lar-

cher, r. 1412 Bush
" Amory F., auctioneer, r. 2611a Sacramento
" Andrew J., porter, r. 13^/4 Perry
" Arthur W., bookkeeper Ferris & Williams,

r. 605 O'Farrell
" Benjamin F., barber, 112% Eddy
" Bernard, merchant tailor, 783'A Market, r.

125 Ash Av
" Burleigh C, r. 2715, 16th
" Charles, laborer, r. 2806 Greenwich
" Charles, stevedore, r. 116 Natoma
'^ Charles A., teamster W. W. R. Hatch &
Son, r. 2306!^ Harrison
Bell Charles H., dentist, 2202 Fillmore, r. 2611a
Sacramento
" Charles H., machinist, r. 61 Shipley
" Charles T., telegraph operator, r. 1024

Sacramento
" Christopher A., seaman, r. 202 Brannan
" Conrad M.. carrier postofflce, r. 11 Dehon
" David B., watchman, r. 127 Langton
" Daniel P., bookkeeper Triest & Co., r. East

Oakland
" David R., machinist, r. 127 Langton
" Dickson G., policeman, r. 535, 18th
" E. B. Mrs., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" Edgar, teamster, r. 133, 4th
" Edward, laborer, r. 3806 Greenwich
" Edwin, with Hills Bros., 126 Market, r.

Alameda
" Edwin C, butcher, r. 1513 Lyon
" E. F., liquors, 120 Montgomery Av, r. 308

Mason
" Elizabeth Mrs., r. cor Ward and SanBruno

Av
" Frank, gripman Cal. St. RR, r. 34 Austin
" Frank, laborer, r. 520 Folsom
" Frank, laborer, r. 2806 Greenwich
" Frank C, carpenter and builder, 40 New

Montgomery, r. 1810 Green
" Fred R., conductor Pullman Car Co., r. 327

Larkin
" Frederick, salesman, r. 13 Verona PI
" Frederick W., salesman Bunster Bros., r.

29 Eddy
" F. v., attorney at law, r. 1508 Market
" George, driver John Sere, r. cor. Edinburgh

and Persia Av
" George, laborer, r. 3806 Greenwich
" George, scenic artist, r. 2307 Polk
" George H. (Bell & Van Wyck), 303 Cali-
fornia
" Gilbert D., bookkeeper Schussler Bros., r.
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" Grace Miss, bookkeeper A. Carlisle & Co.,

r. 1024 Sacramento
" Harry, carpenter, r. 615 Post
" Hacry, musician, r. ll-ZV^, 7th
" Harry, tanner, r. 2:i'/2 Harriet
" Harry C, musician, r. 112Vi, 7th
" Harry L., clerk freight auditor's dept. S.

P. Co., r. 2220 Geary
" Henry, gardener, r. 8 Gough
•' Henry, surfman Golden Gate Life Saving

Station, r. 23 Chesley
•• Henry C, machinist Adam Schilling &

Sons, r. 422 Shotwell
" Henry F., insurance, r. 2427 Washington
" Henry G., carriage painter Chris Ander-
son, r. 415, 6th
■' Henry R., physician and surgeon, 36 Dono-

hoe Bldg, r. .3608, 16th
" Henry T., bill distributer, r. 33 Hinckley
" Henry W., gardener, r. 8 Gough
•' Herbert S., salesman, r. 1923 Geary
•' Horace, captain str Zinfandel, r. Napa
" Hugh, conductor, r. 17 Johnson A V
■' Isabelle Miss, dressmaker, r. 127 Langton
" J., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill
" James (Bell & Grant), 423 Minna
•' James, plumber P. F. Ward & Co., r. 8 Gil-
bert
" James E. (Catton, Bell & Co.), r. Sausalito
•' James M., laborer, r. 631 Sacramento
Bell J. Franklin, 1st lieutenant 7th cavalry U.
S. A., aid dept. commander, 202 Phelan
Bldg, r. The Colonial
" John, agent, 115 Kearny, room 21
" John, boiler maker Union I. Wks., r. 817

Butte
" John, candy maker, r. 402 Hayes
" John, laborer, r. 2806 Greenwich
" John, marine fireman, r. 1324 Mission
" John, plumber, r. 1015 Guerrero
" John, teamster, r. 190 Russia Av
" John B., barber C. Laubenheimer, r. 412

Shotwell
" John C, collector J. Noonan, r. 73754 How-
ard
" John H., longshoreman O. R. & N. Co., r.

127 Langton
" John, bolt header Payne's Bolt Wks., r.

220, 30th
" John J., carpenter, r. 1105 Stevenson
" John J., waiter R. J. Techau & Co., r. 309,

5th
" John K., helper U. S. Mint, r. 34 Glen Park

Av
" John W. Mrs., widow, r. 327 O'Farrell
" Joseph, barber, 509, 18th, r. hZ^Vt, 18th
" Joseph, cabinet maker William A. Schrock
" Joseph, laborer, r. 408 Green
" J. Parker, electrotyper, r. 802 Page
" Landon A., student Harry S. Malone, r.

717, 20th
" Margaret, widow, r. 120, 7th
" Margaret M., widow, r. 11 Dehon
" Mary, widow, r. 2806 Greenwich
" Michael F., groceries and liquors, 125 Her-
mann
" M. K., master mariner, 9 Mission
" Montford W., real estate, r. 782 Van Ness

Av
■• Ralph W., r. 782 Van Ness Av
" Nathan L. (N. L. Bell & Co.), r. 1513 Grove
" Neil, carpenter, r. 931a Howard
Bell Newton M., manufacturers' agent, 109 Cali-
fornia, r. 706 Taylor

Bell N. L. & Co. (Nathan L. Bell), manufac-
turers' agents, 37 Crocker Bldg

" P. C, candy maker, r. 8 Albion A V

" Peter W., sawyer Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 421
Folsom

" Robert, r. 802 Page

" Robert, miner, r. 655 Mission

" Robert A., laborer State Harbor Commis-
sioners, r. 802 Page

" Robert M., physician, r. 8 Alpine

" Rosa M., r. 11 Dehon
Bell The, Bruno Roman proprietor, fine clothing
and gents' furnishing goods, 875 Market

" Theresa, widow, r. 1661 Octavia

" Thomas (estate of), 426 California, room 1

" Thomas, messman str State of California

" Thomas, painter, r. 1324 Mission

" Thomas, printer H. S. Crocker Co., r. 1037i/i
Market

" Thomas, stevedore, r. 8 Gilbert

" Thomas F., stock raiser, r. 1661 Octavia

" Thomas J., coachman, 1299 Taylor
Bell Thomas & Co. (George Staacke surviving
partner), commission merchants, 426
California, room 1
Bell Thomas & Co. (Lurgan, Ireland), manufac-
turers handkerchiefs, Henry Doyle & Co.
agents, 517-519 Market

■' View Mining Co., W. P. Russell secretary,
14 Sansome, room 25

" William, r. 2712 Bush

■' William, boiler maker, r. 333 Bryant

" William, carpenter, r. 1105i/i Stevenson

" William, expressman, SW cor 6th and
Market

'^ William, gardener, r. 8 Cook

" William, porter, 323 Front, r. 1408 Jackson

" William C, conductor Market St. Ry., r.
2211/2 Ridley

■' William H., r. 337 Clementina

" William H., clerk, r. 1513 Lyon
Bell William H., lieutenant-colonel and assist-
ant commissary-general of subsistence
U. S. A., chief of commissary, Dept. of
Cal., 208 Phelan Bldg, r. Hotel Langham

" William J., painter, r, cor Banks and Jef-
ferson

" William M., laborer, r. 623 Ellis

" William P., carriage finisher H. E. Holmes
& Co., r. 554 Natoma

" William R.,motorman Market St. Ry., r.
1.35 California Av
Bell William T., physician and surgeon, 4 Odd
Fellows' Bldg, tel Steiner 2181, offlce
hours 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. m., r. 2435 Cali-
fornia

" William T. Jr., attorney at law, room 33
Mills Bldg, 2d floor, r. 2438 California

" & Grant (James Bell and William R. Grant) ,
contractors and builders. 31, 2d

" & Van Wyck (George H. Bell and Stedman
R. Van Wyck), manufacturerers' agents,
303 California, room 27
4®- Bell. See Belz

Bella Union Quicksilver Co. (Napa Co.), Abra-
ham Halsey secretary. 530 California,
rooms 49-50

" Union Theater, Mrs. Bertha Stanley pro-
prietor, 803-805 Kearny
Bella I Vista Hotel, Mrs. Volney Spalding pro-
prietor, 1001 Pine
Bellamore C. L., 2d assistant engineer str City

of Everett
Bellamy Henry, expressman, NE cor Powell and

Ellis, r. 611 Stevenson
Bellancourt Louise P., widow, r. 904 Broadway
Bellando G. & Co. (Giuseppe Bellando and
Augustino Martini), proprietors Pietra
Ligure Hotel, 215 Broadway

" Giuseppe (G. Bellando & Co.), r. 215 Broad-
way

" Mary, widow, r. 723'^ Vallejo rear
Bellani John L., driver, r. 3757 Sacramento
Bellanti Antonio, fish, 18 Clay St. Market and
334, 3d, r. 424 Green

" John, fisherman, r. 2 Hodges Alley,
Bellarda Enrico, cook, r. 516 Pacific
Belle Isle Mining Co. (Nev.), John W. Pew sec-
retary, 310 Pine, rooms 15-17

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257

Bellegarde Denis, driver, r. 327 Clementina
" Jean B., liquors and lodgings, 226 Railroad

Av
" Pascal, liquors, 530 Merchant, r. 112 Ber-
nard
Bellegrini Frank H., sign painter, r. 518 Vallejo

" Orlando, fresco painter, r. 518 Vallejo
Bellemaire Joseph, r. 6 Maiden Lane
Bellemans Paul, wine merchant, r. 406 Sutter
Bellerive Edward, house painter, 823 Jackson,
r. 520 Vallejo

BELLERIVE MARIE Mme.,

robes et manteaux and fashionable
dressmaking, 1120 Sutter

Bellermann Theodore, gardener Pierre Condrey.

r. Corbett Av nr Ingleside
Bellet Joseph W., stage doorkeeper Columbia
Theatre, r. 313 Lombard
" MarcellaM,, widow, r 313 Lombard
Belletier Alfred, carpenter, r. 3328 Folsom
Belleview Mining and Agricultural Co. (Sonora,
Cal.), W. F. Russell secretary, office 14
Sansome
Bellevue House, Pierre Lacoste proprietor, 801

Vallejo
Bellew Mary Mrs., glove maker, r. W-A Glover
j»=Bellew. See Bellue

Bellezer Frank, boarding and lodging, 5 Wash-
ington
Belli Emiglio, macaroni maker L. Valsangia-
como & Co., r. 412 Broadway
" Benedick, expressman, NE cor Front and

Washington, r. 316 Broadway
" Eustagnio, liquors, 619 Davis
" G. & Co. (Giovanni Belli and Andrea Simi),

butchers, 624 Front
" Giovanni (G. Belli & Co.), r. 53314 Union
" Giovanni, laborer, r. 908 Sansome
" Lawrence, fish, NE cor Ellis and Webster
" Lorenzo, farmer, r. 222 Broadway
Bellinan R., machinist Pac. Roll. Mill
Belling Alfred, teacher music, r. 200 Turk
" Edmund, watchman, r. 918 Harrison
Bellingall Peter W., custom house broker, 508
Battery, r. Oakland
" Ralph R., clerk Peter W. Bellingall, r
Oakland
Bellingham Bay and British Columbia Rail
road Co., Pierre B. Cornwall president
George Staacke secretary, office 450 Main
Bellingbam Bay Improvement Co. (lumber
dept.j, A. A. Baxter agent, office 22 Mar-
ket, rooms 3-4
" Edward A., r. 1332 Page
" Sarah, widow, r. 1332 Page
Bellini Antonio, cook Anton Lopresti, r. 203

Larkin
Bellis Annie, domestic, 31 Scott
" Barbara, widow, r. 467 Jersey
" John, engineer, r. 1133 Howard
" John, jeweler, r. 467 Jersey
Bellisle Lorenzo D., carpenter, r. 420, 6th
" Moses, carpenter, r. 953 Mission
" Pauline, widow, r. 2616 Bryant Av
" Phelibert, shoemaker, r. 742 Folsom
Bellman Arthur W., machinist Market St. Ry.,
r. 917, 23d
" Eustace, machinist, r. 917, 23d
" Henry, musician, r. 731 Turk
" I. Miss, clerk general freight office S. P.

Co., r. 917, 23d
" Mathilda Miss, dressmaker, r. 1026 Hyde
" Oliver P., painter, r. 220, 3d
" Robert A., roll turner, r. 504 Texas
" Vincent, real estate, r. 917, 23d
•' Vincent Jr., solicitor S. F. Novelty &
Plating Wks., r. 21371/4 Mission
Bellmer August, bartender H. MuUer & Co., r.
201 Fremont
" Frederick, groceries and liquors, 1141 Har-
rison
" Frederick E. Jr., blacksmith John Von

Emden, r. 1141 Harrison
" Henry A., clerk F. Bellmer, r. 1141 Harrison
" Herman A., liquors, 119 Morton, r. 311 Grant

Av
" Herman T., cigar maker Frahm & Frank-
enberg, r. 1141 Harrison

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

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G^l-GA-'y lWarU.&t St.

Bellmer John (Kruse & Bellmer), r. 437 Turk
Bello Dominico (Milishich & Belle), r. 715 Green-
wich
" Jose S. (Bello & Costa), r. Ill Jackson
" Joseph C, cooper, r. 72 Jessie
" Vincent, r. 72 Jessie
" Vincent Jr., shoe finisher, r. 72 Jessie
" & Costa (Jose S. Bello and Antonio C.
Costa), boarding and wines and liquors,
111 Jackson
Bellocq Pascal (Bellocq & Menjou), r. Cambridge
nr Wayland
" & Menjou (Pascal Bellocq and Pierre
Menjou), dairymen, Cambridge nr Way-
land
Bellof Conrad, milkman, r. 208 Francisco rear
" George, saddler Charles E. Toloski, r.
21051/4 Stockton
Bellona George, longshoreman, r. 908 Sansome

" Joseph, seaman, r. 28 Sacramento
Bellow Thomas, porter, r. 231 Olive Av
Bellows Edward, pay inspector in charge U. S.
Navy Pay Office, 202 Sansome, r. Califor-
nia Hotel
Bellrude Jacob M., agent, r. Precita Av nr Treat

Av
Bellstedt John, engineer Western Sugar Re-
finery, r. 22 Decatur
" Theodore, machinist Dow Steam Pump
Wks., r. 1008 Natoma
Bellue August P., liquors, 116, 10th
4®"Bellue. See Bellew

Belluomini Angelo, fruits and vegetables, 406
O'Farrell
" Dominico, butcher, 301 Hayes
" Giovanni, butcher, UWA Octavia, r. 424

Cedar Av
" Narcisco, cook, r. 527a Union
Belmond House, Edward Rolkin proprietor, 1126

Market and 21 Turk
Belmont Felicien P., janitor, 803 Sutter
" Gold Mine (Amador Co.), F. E. Luty secre-
tary, 330 Pine, room 5
" Louis, blacksmith, r. Ill, 26th
Belmont Stables, Thomas Kelly & Sons pro-
prietors, 1629-1631 Pine, telephone East
247
Belmor Edward A., boiler maker, r. 1026 Army
" George E., boiler maker, 56 Bluxome, r.

407, 4th
" Peter A., boiler maker, r. 1026 Army
" Regina Miss, r. 2508 McAllister
Belmor's Boiler Works, 56 Bluxome
Belmour Louis, proprietor Players' Club, 712

Mission, r. 906 Minna
Belodo John A., furrier, r. 633 Jessie
" Joseph, taxidermist, r. 633 Jessie
" Victor, porter Philip Cohen, r. 1213 Powell
Jg®-Belotti. See BuUotti
Beloud Leon, foreman, r. 29 Stanly PI
Belrose Eugene, restaurant, 411 California, r.

Oakland
Belser John J., clerk Williams, Belser & Co., r.
239 Dorland
" Julius H. (Williams, Belser & Co.), r. 239
Dorland
BelshawMortimerW., proprietor Empire Coal
Mine and Railroad, office 402 Front, r.
1626 Jackson
Belt Frank T., collector X. L. Dairy Co., r. 102

San Jose Av
Belt Railway The, depot NE cor Greenwich
and Battery, office State Board of Harbor
Commissioners, 10 California
Belting Henry, carpenter, r. Sagamore nr Capi-
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Belton Caroline Miss, bookkeeper D. F. Keefe,
r. 913, 25tli
" Philip M., assistant weigher U. S. Cus-
toms, r. 913, 25th
" Philip W., carpenter McFarland Bros., r.
926 Florida
Beltrami Charles, glaser, r. 509 Broadway
" John, porter Horwitz & Cohn, r. 829 Steven-
son
Belus Frederick A., cigars and tobacco, 34

Steuart
Belvedere Land Co., John Coop secretary and
manager at Belvedere, Cal., Edgar M.
Wilson attorney, 207 Sansome
" The, George & Margaret A. Robinson pro-
prietors, 606 Folsom
Bevel Lucy, widow, r. II5514 Stevenson

" William T., clerk, r. 1155'/^ Stevenson
Belyea Albert E., carpenter, r. 1248a 18th
" James A., policeman, r. 14 Pearl
" Lottie Miss, boxmaker, r. 1248a 18th
" Myrtle Miss, telegraph operator, r. 1248a

18th
" William B., contractor, r. 1248a 18th
Belz Charles R., machinist, r. 31 Montezuma
Bemis Angle C. Miss, teacher music, r. 419

Bryant
Bemis Charles C, real estate agent, 324 Mont-
gomery, r. 419 Bryant
" Edward iP., purser str Columbia
Bemiss Lincoln E.. storekeeper str San Jose
" Mary C. Mrs., r. 821 Turk
" Rodney D., solicitor, r. 637 Guerrero
Bemmerer August, manager Eureka Cutlery
^Vks., 540 Califoraia, r. 605 Stevenson
" Henry A., cutler Eureka Cutlery Wks., r.
605 Stevenson
Ben Lomond Wine Co., John F. Coope secre-
tary and manager, II414 McAllister
Benard Alfred G., jeweler, r. 24 Liberty
" Auguste F. (Benard & O'Brien), r. 24 Lib-
erty
" Auguste F. Jr., electrician, r. 24 Liberty
" Bernard A., bookkeeper CofBn & Sanderson,

r. 24 Liberty
" J., laborer Occidental Foundry, r. 715 Ellis
Benard & O'Brien (Auguste F. Benard and
William T. O'Brien), liquors, 1034 Market
and 147 Larkin
Benassini Louis, boots and shoes, 422 Pacific, r.
625^2 Green
" Natale, tailor, r. 625^4 Green
" Peter, r. 12 Ohio PI
" Valente, tailor, r. 625V2 Green
Benbow George H., clerk, r. 653, 3d
Benchley James W. (Benchley & Co.), r. 419a

Jersey
BencMey W. B. (Benchley & Co.), notary public,
conveyancer and U. S. pension and
claim agent, 630 Market opp Palace Ho-
tel, r. 1714 Market
" W. W., clerk Benchley & Co., r. Hotel
Fairmount
Benchley & Co. (W. B. and J. W. Benchley), real
estate, loans and mines, 6.30 Market opp
Palace Hetel, tel Main 5807
Bend Jacob, tailor, r. 544b Castro
Bendegard Morton, master str Signal, oflace 48

Martel, room 1
Bendel Annie Miss, dressmaker Miss M. Dunn,

r. 4,521/2 Tehama
Bendel Hermann, president San Jose Fruit
Packing Co. and California Wine Makers'
Corporation, 43 Luning Bldg, r. Oakland
" Hermans., clerk Robert B. Bain, r. Oak-
land

Bendel Louis (Atzeroth & Bendel), r. 1700 Turk

" Thom.as L., bricklayer, r. 520 Jersey
Bjndele Charles, molder Western Foundry, r.
452'/^ Tehama
" Charles Jr., machinist Cylops Iron Wks.,
r. 45214 Tehama
Bender Albert M. (Bremer & Bender), r. 1228
Post
" A. S., Major, r. Old People's Home

BENDER BROTHERS

(William A. and George L.), wholesale
dealers in wood, posts, tanbark, etc.,
oak wood for grates a specialty, steam
sawing. Third St. Wharf, telephone
Main 5616
Bender Charles, r. 1602 Washington
" Charles, carpenter, r. 105 Butte
" Charles G., clerk Gutte & Frank, r. 1407

Washington
" Charles L., wireworker Sperry Wire Wks.,

r. 473 Tehama
" Frances, dressmaker, r. 112 Tehama
" Frederick, pressman Pac. Printing Co., r.

1114 Garden
" George L. (Bender Bros.), r. 1317, 20th
" Harry, porter Adams House, r. 519 Sacra-
mento
" Herman C, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 120

nth
" Jacob, butcher, 704 Diamond
" James C, laborer, r. 212 Broadway
" Jerome, molder, r. 106 Tehama
" Jerome Jr., compositor, r. 106 Tehama
" Johanna, widow, r. 112 Tehama
" John, shoemaker, r. 1813 Dupont
" John v., molder W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 4

Dehon
" Joseph H., collector Eastern Clock Co., r.

473 Tehama
" Josiah D., collar maker, r. 738, 25th
" Josiah P., bricklayer, r. 421. 29th
" Max F., teacher languages, r. 1407 Wash-
ington
''■ Paul A., clerk William Wolff & Co., r. 1407

Washington
" Robert, printer Louis Thors, r. 112 Tehama
" Sarah E. Miss, artist, 231 Post, r. 1217, 20th
" Thomas L., bricklayer, r. 520 Jersey
" William A. (Bender Bros ), r. 1217, 20th
4®= Bender. See Beander and Benter
Bendetti Secondo, clerk Micele Simonetti
Bendit Benjamin, clerk, r. 1.308 Jackson
" Herman, insurance agent, r. 161954 Geary
" Leah, widow, r. 1619% Geary
" Morris, foreman O. Harris, r. 2414 Cali-
fornia
" Pauline Miss, teacher Webster Primary
School, r. 1619% Geary
Bendix Otto, musician, r. 1408 Van Ness Av
Bendixen C. Ed, r. 20 O'Farrell
Bendixen Christian (Bendixen & Grennan), r.
116 Guerrero
" H. D., shipbuilder, r. 320 Drumm
" John (Schmidt & Bendixen), r. 3 Market

BENDIXEN & GRENNAN

(Christian Bendixen and Joseph F.
Grennan), merchant tailors, 211-212
Spreckels Bldg., 2d floor

Bendrick Vincent, cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r.

424 Day
Bendt William, saloon keeper, r. 8 Clay
j8®=- Bendt. See Bent
Senear James S., r. 1231 Pine
Benecke Dorothea M. I., widow, notions, 3409
Clay
" Edward, compositor Abend Post, r. Oak-
land
4®= Benecke. See Beneke
Benedetti Angelo, peddler, r. 510 Francisco

" Giuseppe G., laborer, r. 3 Bartol
Benedetto Angelo, woodcarver, r. 336 Green
Benedict Alfred W., bookkeepeer Hooker & Co.,

r. Alameda
•" Bert J., salesman Benedict & Taylor, r.
328 Valencia
" Brothers (Charles E. and James S.), dairy.
30, 12th

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Benedict Carrie J. Miss, saleslady Mrs. M. E.
Logan, r. 2600 Scott
Charles E. (Benedict Bros.), r. 1655V4 Mis-
sion
Charles G., clerk freight auditor's dept. S.

P. Co., r. 1018 Geary
Courtland S. (Benedict & Turner), r. 328

Valencia
Hai-ry G., manager James B. Mulcahy, r.

114 McAllister
James S. (Benedict Bros.), 30, 12th
W. E., clerk gen. pass, agent's office S. P.
Co., r. San Mateo
Benedict & Turner (Courtland S. Benedict, A.
H. Turner and H. R. Jackson), impor-
ters, manufacturers and retailers cloth-
ing, SW cor Sutter and Montgomery
Beneke Herman, sugar boiler Western Sugar
Refinery, r. 405 Arlington
" Louis, bartender, r. 652^/4 Jessie
4®=Beneke. See Benecke
Beneleit Emil, expressman, r. 122 Howard
Benemati Dominick, laborer, r. 501 Napa
Benetti Italo (Saporiti & Benetti), r. 1248 Valen-
cia
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, Al-
cazar Building
Benfeld Conrad, lumberman, r. 739, 4th

" Fritz, bartender, r. 622 Clay
Benfelt Conrad, master mariner, office 32 Steuart
■ Benges Henry, boatman sec B seawall, r. SW

cor Powell and Bay
Benglian Jasper, shampooer A. O. Lindstrom,

r. East Berkeley
Bengtson Bror W., carriage trimmer Charles
Molter, r. 526V2 Natoma
Carl, riveter, r. 3 Central Court
John, timer Market St. Ry., r. 1236, 26th
Josephine Mrs., dairy produce, 2610 Mission
Olof N., seaman, r. 2610 Mission
Oluf, cabinet maker, r. 257 Tilden
Sven, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 2022 Mc-
Allister
4®="Bengtson. See Bentson
Benguiat M., r. 1810 Ellis
Benham, George B., printer and stationer, 117

Turk
Benham J. M. & Co. (Joseph M. Benham and
Charles S. McLaren), Pacific Coast
agents Pillow Inhaler Co. of Philadel-
phia, 515 Spreckels Bldg
" Joseph M. (J. M. Benham & Co.), r. 429

Eddy
" Kate P., cleaner U. S. Custom House
" Mary, widow, r. 1668 Mission
" W., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill
Benich John (Benich & Martich), r. 632 Mission
" & Martich (John Benich and Vincent Mar-
tich), restaurant, 633 Mission
Benicia Agricultural Works (Benicia, Cal.),
Baker & Hamilton proprietors, NW cor
Pine and Davis
Benicia Parcel Express and Purchasing
Agency, D. A. Gurnee proprietor, 511
Market
" Tannery (Benicia, Cal.), Kullman, Salz <&
Co. proprietors, 106 Battery
Bening Anna N., widow, r. 1114 Webster
" August E., r. 1114 Webster
" Bernhard, baker, r. 625 Clay
" Frederick (Decker & Bening), r. 1114 Web-
ster
" George F., clerk, r. 1114 Webster
" Henry, cook, r. 153 Perry
" William, clerk, r. 1114 Webster
J8®=Bening. See Benning
Benito Antonio, cook, r. 905 Pacific
Benitz Adolph, lodgings, 145,4th, and 776 Howard
Benjamin A., gripman, Geary St. RR, r. 434
1st Av
" Abraham F., attorney at law, 42-43 Mills

Bldg, 5th floor, r. 2712 Pine
" Alfred, r. 721 Eddy
" Arthur T., violin maker, 26 O'Farrell, room

27, r. 604% Linden Av
" B., San Jose and S. P. Express, and pur-
chasing agent, 414 Market, r. San Jose
Benjamin B., sporting editor Chronicle
" Benjamin (Code & Benjamin), r. 425 Geary

Benjamin Charles E., supervisor 3d Ward
" Charles L. , carpenter, r. 315 Golden Gate Av
" Charles W., deputy License Collector, r.

102 Taylor
" Daniel J., clerk Cal. Notion and Toy Co., r.

978 Howard
" David, peddler, r. 415 Natoma, rear
" Edward J., cashier M. S. Grinbaum & Co.,

r. Belvedere
" E. H., mining engineer, 331 Pine, room 20,

r. Oakland
" Elmer, salesman Sherman, Clay & Co.
" Everett E., 1st lieut. Co. E 1st Infantry U.

S. A., Angel Island
" Frank E., clerk prosecuting attorney

Police Court 4
" Jacob, broker, r. 721 Eddy
" Joseph, peddler, r. 837 Folsom
" Isaac, peddler, r. 525 Howard
" Levi M., policeman, r. 125 Hartford
" Moses H., clerk Joseph Marks, r. 721 Eddy
" Nathan M. (N. M. Benjamin & Co.), r. 21HA

BENJAMIN N. M. & CO.

(N. M. Benjamin and A. G. Baldwin)

celebrated ice cream manufacturers,

parties and lodges supplied with ice

cream, cakes, candies, punches, lemon

ade and sandwiches at short notice

202 Turk, telephone South 584
Benjamin Orson C, shipping clerk, office pier 2

r. 1408. Guerrero
" Philip L. (Benjamin & Samuels), r. Oak

lanl
" Philip S., assistant inspector fire alarm

and police telegraph, r. 721 Eddy
" Thaddeus S., clerk car accountant S. P.

Co., r. 721 Eddy
" Thomas C, marine engineer, r. 613 Mission
" W. A. & Co. ^Wallace A. Benjamin), stock

brokers, 3l9 Pine, rooms 6-7
" Wallace A. (W. A. Benjamin & Co.), r. 1148

Turk
" William K., r. 2808 Pine
" Zina G., carpenter, r. 130!4, 9th
" cfe Samuels (Maurice V. Samuels and Philip

L. Benjamin), attorneys at law, 37-38

Mills Bldg., 10th floor
Benjes Charles, bartender Seeba & Bohlen, r.

1910 Lexington Av
" Conrad, baker, r. SW cor Powell and Bay
" Ernest, clerk Dosoher & Loheide, r. 134, 4th
>g®=-Benjes. See Bernges
Benke Mary, widow, r. 133 Lombard

" Herman, r. 133 Lombard
Benkelmann Lena Miss, r. 1004 Railroad Av

" Mathilda, notions, 1004 Railroad Av
Benker George J., cigar manufacturer, 401

Montgomery Av, r. 105% Francisco
Benkie Harry, elevator tender, r. 159 Minna
Benkmann Gustav, shoemaker, 2927 California
Benn Charles, laborer, r. 5 Belcher
" Hugh, oellarman Hibernia Brewery, r.

1007% Natoma
" James, driver Hibernia Brewery, r. 202,

21st
" John S., artificial fly maker, r. 631 Green-
wich
" Michael, driver Hibernia Brewery, r. 10071/4

Natoma
" Walter G.,molder O'Connell & Lewis, r.

631 Greenwich
" William J., helper Hibernia Brewery, r.

202, 21st
Bennallack Emily Mrs., r. 905 Market

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COAL, COKE and PIG IRON,

Wholesale and Retail.

Bennallack Mark J., machinist Joshua Hendy

Machine Wks., r. 718 Filbert
Benneche R., master bktn Mary Winkelman, r.

44 East
Banner Anna Miss, artist, r. 711 Leavenworth
" Emerson O., clerk, r. 1610a Mason
" Felix D., finisher, r. 2317 Harrison
" Frederick M., gold deposit melter U. S.

Mint, r. Oakland
" Marcus, milliner, r. 1003 Van Ness Av
" Thomas H., telegraph operator Burbridge

& Co., r. 2317 Harrison
Bennett A. A. Mrs., r. 1261 California
" Albert C, printer, r. 112 Devisadero
" A.M., porter Wells, Fargo & Co. , r. 1309 Lyon
" Amelia, widow, r. 621 Minna
" Andrew J., salesman George E. Stewart,

r. 308 Hyde
" Ann A. Mrs., r. 217 Francisco
" Annie R., widow, r. 1720 Baker
" Bella, widow, r. 1212 Mission
" Brothers (Charles A. and Henry C), hard-
ware, 35, 6th
" Catherine, widow, r. 307 Hayes
" Charles, waiter str San Juan
" Charles A. (Bennett Bros.), r. 620 Haight
" Charles A., clerk E. L. G. Steele & Co., r.

Oakland
" Charles C, teamster, r. 830 Buchanan
" Charles D., bookkeeper J. D. Spreckels &

Bros. Co., r. Fruit vale
" Charles F., seaman, r. 350 Fremont
" Charles G., tanner, r. 2723 Bryant Av
" Charles G. & Co. (Samuel Bissinger),

tanners, San Bruno Av nr Army, offtce

215-217 Clay
" Charles H., clerk Johnson Bros., r. 1613 Clay
" Charles W., conductor Sutter St. Ry., r.

1309 Lyon
" Charles L., saddler, r. 12c Clara
" Charles S., motorman Market St. Ry., r.

1213 Devisadero
" Charles W.. salesman James T. Rosseter,

r. 2423 Pacific Av
" Christ, fruits, NW cor California and Cen-
tral Av
" Clayton, foreman Gray Bros., r. 509 Jersey
" Clement, U. S. ofBcial reporter and notary

public, 15 Mills Bldg, 8th floor, r. 3410

Washington
" Cordelia, widow, r. 2114% Baker
" Daniel, r. 247, 2d

" Daniel, clerk Leon Lemos, r. 1035V4 Minna
" D. Gates, physician, r. 706 Van Ness Av
•' Edward, butcher, r. 1604 Bush
" Edward J., engineer engine 5, r. 1515 Mason
" Edwin D. (Bennett & Schutte), r. 148 Va-
lencia
•' Edwin W., metal polish manufacturer, 620

Castro
" Emma Miss, nurse Hospital for Children,

3700 California
■' Eunice S., widow, r. 230, 7th Av
" Eva Miss, dressmaker, r. 901 Post
■' Florence Miss, r. lUA Welsh
" Francis, widow, r. 72 Tehama
" Frank, longshoreman, r. 11 Pacific
•' Frank, seaman, r. 6179^ Greenwich
" Frederick, r. 1021^4 Market
" FredY., clerk money order dept. Wells.

Fargo & Co., r. 912, 21st
" George, r. 299 Hyde
Benuett George, proprietor Bennett's Butter

Depot and wholesale and retail dealer

dairy produce, 35-36 and 43-44 California

Market, r. 1931 Sutter

Bennett George, ship carpenter, r. 515, 7th

" George E., r. 303, 3d

" George E., dental student, r. 322 Golden
Gate Av

" George E., clerk Bennett Bros., r. 620
Haight

" George W., dept. manager Levi Strauss &
Co., r. Alameda

' ' Georg e W. , lieutenant police Potrero Police
Station, r. 1113 Iowa

" George W., musician, r. 939% Dolores

" Gilbert L., park policeman, r. 1414 Mis-
sion

" Glover H., shipping clerk The George F.
Eberhard Co., r. 728y2 Grove

" H., capitalist, r. Hotel Langham

" Harry, longshoreman, r. 3Moulton PI

" Harry E. (Bennett & Fall), r. NE cor Point
Lobos and 22d Avs

" Harry R., clerk Eugene F. Bert, r. 1720
Baker

" Harry T., clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Hay-
den Co., r. Oakland

" H. E., foreman S. F. Planing Mill, r. Oak-
land

" Henry C. (Bennett Bros.), r. 34 Belvedere

" Herbert I., clerk New Zealand Ins. Co., r.
Oakland

" Herbert W., chief clerk depot quartermas-
ter U. S. A., r. Alameda

" James, laborer, r. 625 Ivy Av

" James G., engineer Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r.
704a O'Farrell
Bennett James H., dock superintendent P. C.
S. S. Co.,r. Berkeley

" Jay W., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 702,
24th

" John, boiler maker, r. 334 Fremont

" John, capitalist, r. 2213 Webster

" John, carpenter, r. 1035% Minna

" John, engraver S. F. Photo- Engraving Co.

" John, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 409 Cali-
fornia Av

" John, longshoreman, r. 3 Vincent
Bennett John, manager United Shirt and Collar
Co.. 25-27 Sansome, r. 415% Baker

' ' John D. (Bennett & Murray). 308 Washington

" John E., seaman, r. 237, 28th

" John T., copyist recorder's ofQce, r. 1604
Bush

" John W., hostler, r. 27% Clara

" John W., livery stable, 623 Grove

" Joseph A., peddler, r. 621 Minna

" Joseph E., porter Deming-Palmer Mill-
ing Co., r. t2B Clara

" Joseph F., teamster, r. 323 Ritch

" Julia, r. 365 Market

" J. Willard, conductor, r. 702, 34th

" Kate, domestic, 309 Powell

" Kate, widow, lodgings, 107 Turk

" Lida Mrs., dressmaking, 516 Laguna

" Lizzie Mrs., r. 821 Howard

" Louis, r. 1414 Mission

" Louise H., widow, r. 322 Ritch

" Lucy J. Mrs., medium, 105 Hayes

" Margaret F., widow, r. 230 Brannan rear

■' Martha Z., widow, r. 308 Hyde

" Maurice, r. 1604 Bush

" Michael M., stevedore, r. 41% Louisa

" O. C, r. 104 Baker

" P., mechanic W. W. Montague & Co., r.
1005 Oak

" Philip T. (Bennett & Witmer), r. 516%

" R. Mrs., furnished rooms, 216 Post

" Ralph, contractor, r. 1412 Hyde

" Raymond, printer, r. 967 Mission

" Reace T., carpenter, 443, 3d, r. Bennington
nr Cortland Av

" Rebecca S., widow, r. 1911 Devisadero

" Reuben C. electrician, r. 1139 Harrison
Bennett Robert H. Jr., secretary Merchants'
Credit Assn. of Cal., and assistant sec-
retary Associated Wholesale Grocers of
Cal., 123 California, room 25, r. Alameda

" Robert J., glassblower, r. 1005 Oak

" S. Mrs., widow, r. 1401 Gough

" Samuel, guard, r. 13-i6 Pacific

" Samuel, painter, r. 337 Jessie

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Bennett Sanford, secretary and treasurer
Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden Co., 17-19
Beale, r. Alameda

" Sarah Mrs., r. 536 Pacific

" Sarah A., widow, r. 12c Clara

" Theodore, conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 16
Allen

" Thomas, teamster Cal. Construction Co.,
r. 530, 17th

" William, cook John T. Waldron, r. 1130
Union

" William, physician, office and r. 3313 Web-
ster

" William H., stationery, 615 Larkin

'■ & Fall (Harry E. Bennett and Frank G.
Fall), proprietors Hayes Valley Adver-
tiser, 509 Hayes

" & Murray (John D. Bennett and James
Murray), produce commission mer-
chants, 308 Washington
Bennett & Schutte (Edwin D. Bennett and
John H. Schutte). wood mantels, tiles
and grates, 148-150 Valencia

" & Witmer (Philip T. Bennett and George
Witmer), restaurant, 5 Stockton, and 10
Ellis

BENNETT'S BUTTER DEPOT,

Georg-e Bennett proprietor, 35-36 and
43-44 California Market

4®"Bennett. See Bennet
Benney John, solicitor, r. 18^4 Prospect Av
Bennicksen Jens H., bakery, 1030 Kearny
Bennig John Mrs., widow, r. 1849 Lexington Av
Benning Henry, machinist, r. 663 Minna
" Joseph H. (Benning & Anthony), r. 18 Page
" & Anthony (Joseph H. Benning and Thomas
M. Anthony), cabinet makers, 1949 Mar-
ket
4®" Benning. See Bening

Benninghoven A., photographer, r. 1720 Market
" Edward R.. barber, r. 722i/4 Clementina
" Herman, laborer, r. 153414, 17th
" Julia, widow, r. 733V2 Clementina
" Otto, cement worker, r. 732^4 Clementina
Bennings John, musician, r. 114 Pacific
Bennington Ada W. Mrs., r. 30 Ellis
Bennink Adrian W., foreman ticket printing

dept. H. S. Crocker Co., r. 1004, 18th
Bennseck Victor, sweeper City Street Improve-
ment Co., r. 42 Jessie
Benoist Amedee J., compositor, r: 1013 Leaven-
worth
Benoist William B., secretary S. F. Typograph-
ical Union, 606 Montgomery, r. IOWA
Leavenworth .
Benguiat Hadji E., rugs and embroideries, 420

Sutter, r. 1810 Ellis
Benrimo James, laborer, r. 526 Broadway
" J. Harry, actor Morosco's Grand Opera

House, r. 330 Eddy
" John, clerk, r. 406 Broadway
" Joseph, stock broker, r. 205% Sanchez
Bensen Charles, r. 1030 Kearny
" Christian C, iron worker Ralston I. Wks.,

r. 15031/i Buchanan
" Conrad, groceries and liquors, 1501 Bu-
chanan, r. 1503^4 Buchanan
" Emil, seaman, r. 568 Howard
" Henry, groceries, 774 Bryant
•' Ole, ship carpenter, r. 3333 Sutter
4®° Bensen. See Benson
Bensinger Daniel, baker str State of California,

r. 15, 23d
4®" Bensinger. See Benzinger
Benson Albert, carriage painter Almerin T.
Becraft, r. 9 Juri
" Albert, seaman, r. 136 Oregon
" Alfred, teamster, r. 6 Grand Av
" Alfred, waiter str Australia
" Allan, reporter, r. 418 Sutter
" Ann, widow, r. 1029 McAllister
" Ann Mrs., r. 349 Jessie
" Antone, laborer, r. 4 Alger PI
■' August, cutter, r. 6045^ Linden Av
" August, laborer, r. 611 Howard
" Benjamin, captain str Leader, r. 1430 Jack-
son
" Benjamin, conductor, r. 1553 Kentucky

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

Contracts made with Hotels for
Furnishing Carpets, Furniture, Drapery-
Materials, Lace Curtains, Window
Shades, Bedding, Etc.
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Benson Building, NE cor Pine and Leidesdorff ,
Davidson & Leigh agents, 137 Mont-
gomery
" Carl, machinist Wells, Russell & Co., r.

Oakland
" C. E!, teamster, r. SW cor Bay and Webster
" Christopher P., fireman, r. 531 Linden Av
" Claus G., machinist, 1214 York
" Domenic P., contractor, r. 610^4 Minna
" Edward, liquors. 345, 3d, r. 510 Howard
" Edward, seaman str Del Norte
" Edward C, ship carpenter, r. 507 Mission
" Elizabeth, widow, r. NE cor Point Lobos

and 24th Avs
" Emanuel, produce dealer, r. 1135 Treat Av
" Emma Miss, laundress, r. 238 Perry
" Frank H., reporteT Call, r. 621 Bush
" Franklin R., clerk, r. 3710 Howard
" G., employee Neustadter Bros., r. 640^

Linden Av
" George, clerk, r. 509 Powell
" George, lumber surveyor, 9 Mission, r. 1830

O'Farrell
" George C, ship carpenter, r. 1443 Leaven-
worth
" George W., solicitor, r. 2511 Clay
" Harry C. ,1st lieutenant Troop 1 4th Cavalry

U. S. A. r. Presidio
" Henry, barber, r. 21_ Wildey
" Henry, seaman str "City of Everett
" Ida H. Mrs., superintendent The Dea-
coness' Home and Bible Training
School, 315 Castro
" James, secretary Odd Fellows' Savings
Bank (in liquidation). 240 Montgomery,
r. 2710 Howard
" James E. K., pressman, r. 2917^4 Harrison
" John, capitalist, r. 803 Stockton
" John, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
" John, shipsmith's helper, r. 4 Alger PI
" John, watchman Yerba Buena Supply
Depot
Benson John A., engineer and land agent, 430
Kearny, rooms 3-4-5, r. 1330 Clay
" John A., laborer W. P. Fuller & Co.,r. 63

Tehama
" John B., machinist, r. 2637 Sutter
" John M., oiler U. S. str Albatross
" Julius, carpenter, r. 1432 Dolores
" L. M. Mrs., r. 600 Bush
" Lena Miss, dressmaker, r. 827 Polk
" Lizzie Miss (Haller & Benson), r. 1029 Mc-
Allister
" Lucy, widow, r. 409 Powell
" Martin, asst timekeeper Palace Hotel, r.

1307% Minna
" Martin, machinist, r. 217, 20th
" Mary, domestic, 1816 Baker
" M. G. Mrs., bookkeeper, r. 600 Bush
" Ole, blacksmith Abner Doble Co., r. 40

Lundy Lane
" Oliver, seaman, r. 729 Folsom
" Peter, private Underwriters' Fire Patrol

sta 1, r. 365 Jessie
" P. F., attorney at law, 20-21 Mills Bldg,

7th floor, r. Hotel Miramar
" Robert, porter Hills Bros., r. 834 Folsom
" Samuel H., boiler maker, r. 2006a Howard
" Severin, cabinet maker Joseph Budde, r.

1023 De Haro
" Theodore, seaman, r. 108 Jackson
" Walter J., r. 37 Clara
" William, blacksmith Ralston I. Wks., r. 8

Natoma
" William C, bricklayer, r. 137a San Jose
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Benson William H., shoemaker, 129, 6th, r. 786>4
Howard
" William H., stationery and varieties, 2843,
16th, r. 2006a Howard
4®~Benson. See Bensen and Bentson
Benston Alfred D., porter, r. 2507 Bush
Bent Alonzo, laborer Pac. Rubber Paint Co., r.
2726 Mission
" Byron D., clerk local freight office S. P.

Co., r. 441 Golden Gate Av
•' Carrie A., widow, r. 2637 Howard
■' Charles L., 2d lieut. Co. K. 1st Infantry IT.

S. A., Angel Island
" Edward F., with Shreve & Co., r. 606 Sutter
" Frank A. (Sharon & Bent), r. 917 Larkin
" Frederick N., manager John F. Bent, r. SW

cor 23d and Folsom
" James, packer, r. 26 Laurel PI
" John F. (Bent & Geddes), and liquors, SW

cor Folsom and 22d, r. 930 Oak
" John T., accountant, r. 500 Van Ness Av
" Margaret A., widow, r. The (Lick) Old

Ladies' Home
" Silas E., woodworker, r, 28 Turk
Bent Wilson D. Jr. (Bent & Meyerderks), r.
Sausalito
" & Geddes (John F. Bent and Charles
Geddes), cyclery, 930 Oak
Bent & Meyerderks (Wilson D. Bent Jr. and
George R. Meyerderks), printers, 40 Cali-
fornia, rooms 7-11
its-Bent. See Bendt
Bentag Henry, r. 522, 9th
Bente William G., clerk F. N. Woods & Co..

r. Oakland
Benter Charles, bartender Frank Krueckel, r.
Berkeley
• Henry, baker, r. 625 Clay
■' John, fringe maker M. Ettinger, r. Berke-
ley
■' John H., fringe maker Louis Fromm, r.
Oakland
Bentfeldt George, broiler Palace Restaurant, r.

131 Henry
Benthack Henry, engineer Milwaukee Brewery,

r. 52214, 9th
Bentham Harry, liquors, 636, 4th, r. 25 Alvarado

" William C, clerk, r. 1221 Folsom
Benthien Herman, bartender John Jopp, r. iiOy^.

6th
Bentle George, r. 211 Minna
Bentler Samuel F., sergeant Underwriters' Fire

Patrol No. 2, r. 26 Silver
Bentley Frank S., manufacturing clerk Cunning-
ham, Curtiss & Welch, r. Oakland
" Paul, watchcase maker, r. 1223, 26th
" W. A., painter, r. IO614, 3d
" Walter L., lineman Edison Light and

Power Co., r. 808 Mission
■' William F., painter, r. 2 Glover
Benton A. L., with The Associated Press, r. 418
Sutter
•' Charles L., r. 406 Sutter
" Consolidated Co., John F. Pope secretary,

538 Sacramento
" Dorothy Miss, teacher, r. 926i/4 Broadway
■' Hannah Mrs., r. 926^4 Broadway
■' John C, special employee U, S. Treasury.

r. 213 Ashbury Av
" Samuel A,, bookkeeper, r. Hotel Pleasanton
" Sara J., widow, r. 110 Henry
" Thomas H., traveling salesman Dunham,
Carrigan & Hayden Co., r. Alameda
Benton Warren G., resident manager American
Press Association, 510 Montgomery, r.
Alameda Co.

Bentsik Victor, laborer, r. 42 Jessie rear
Bentz Joseph, porter Descamps & Vinet, r. 819
Broadway
" Julius, clerk Julius L. Bentz, r. 630 Filbert
" Julius L., stationery, 1523 Stockton, r. 630
Filbert
Benussi Andrew, seaman, r. 620, 2d
Benvine M. P., salesman, r. 1904 Market
Benyakar Isaac, Egyptian goods. The Empo-
rium, r. 2518 Sutter
Benyaurd William H. H., lieut.-col. U. S. A.,

r. Pacific-Union Club
Benz Conrad, janitor, r. 205 Chestnut

" John C, r. 1623 Powell rear
Benzenhofer David, baker F, M. Pharion, r. 634

Grove
Benzing Christopher, r, 772 Mission
Benzinger Richard, pharmacist Wakelee & Co.,

r. 12071/2 Bush
Benzon A., steerage watchman str Coptic, r.
Oakland
" August F,, salesman George W, McNear,
r. Oakland
Bepler Frederick D. (Union Machine Co.), r. 29

Noe
Beppe Giovanni, laborer August Prou
Beran Emanuel, shoemaker, r. 2151 Geary
" Emma, widow, r. 1903 Mission
" Frank, shoemaker, 1021 Pacific, r, 1122i^

Pacific
" John J., driver, r, 2307 Post
Berano Giovanni, laborer, r. 10 Margaret PI

" Giovanni B., bootblack, r. 12 Bartol
Berard Alfred, cement worker, r. 224 Sanchez
" Alfred, presser, r. 32514 Chestnut
" Edward, laundry, 1605 Mission
Beraudiere Charles, confectioner Louis Ruffleux ,
r. 1904 Mason
" Frank, cook Legallet-Hellwig Tanning Co.,
r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
Berberich August, baker, r. 4 Fella PI
Berbert A. & Brother (August and George J.),
manufacturers and importers surgical in-
struments. 1376 Market, tel South 595
" August (A. Berbert &Bro.),r. 2838 Harrison
" Frederick, instrument maker A. Berbert &

Bro., r. 11011/, 17th
" George J. (A. Berbert & Bro.), r. IIOI1/2, 17th
Berbman Samuel, r. 423 Turk
Berchtold John, carpenter Frank A. Geier, r.

602, 14th
Berck Dora, widow, r, 1507a Steiner
" Julius, bartender Harry B, Adler, r. 1507a
Steiner
J8®=Berck, See Berk and Burk
Bercke Adolph, bartender George Buecker
Bercovich Peter, cigars and tobacco, Union St.

wharf, r. 8 Union
Bercowitz Abraham, r. 534 Pacific
" Harry, salesman Simon Bercowitz, r. 1009

Howard
" Simon, clothing, 1009 Howard and 534
Pacific, r. 1009 Howard
4®="Bercowitz, See Berkowitz
Berdan Frank C, weigher U. S. Mint, r. 1035a
Dolores
" Mary, widow, r. 1416 Broadway
" Nelson L., civil engineer, 524 Washington,
r. 11/2 Tay
Berdi Michael (E. Micheletti & Co.), r. 1416

Pacific
Berdous Bernard (Berdous & Bedouret), r. 843
Pacific
" & Bedouret (Bernard Berdous and Dom-
inique Bedouret), liquors, 843 Pacific
Berduo GuiUermo, secretary Miguel Carrillo,

204 Front, r. 427 Sutter
Berel Samuel, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1471

Minna
Berelson Jacob, laborer, r. .34 Capp
Berenbaum Solomon, junk, 315, 3d
Berendes Charles J., liquors, 129 East, r. 12 Zoe
Berendsen Anton, carpenter, r. E s York nr 15th
" Johannes C, salesman Hinz & Landt
" Julius, clerk Henry Schlesselmann, r, 1300
Hayes
Berendt Jacob, clerk, r, 1828 Sutter
I " S., packer Cal. Wine Assn.
Berens Albert, carpenter, r. .560 Howard

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Berens Edward, macMnlst Cal. Electrical Wks.,

r. 52, 2d
4®=Bereiis. See Behrens
Beresford J. Henry, printer, r. 320A Fell
Beresford Tlie, Mrs. H. Chamberlain proprietor,

NW cor Stockton and Bush
Beretta Angelo, bartender, r. 1623 Clay
" Frederick, waiter, r. 280 Minna
" James B., machinist Union I. Wks., r.

lOOO'/i Minnesota
" John, fireman str Point Arena
4S=-Beretta. SeeBaretta
Berg A., driver Westerfeld's Bakery
" A., porter, r. 737 Howard
" Adolph, waiter L. M. Juhl, r. 919 Lombard
" Albert, r. 118 Jackson
" Albert, cabinet maker, r. 59 Clipper
" Alfred, r. 904 Kearny
" Andrew,cigars and tobacco, SE cor Mission

and 4th, r. 821 Mission
" Andrew, laborer, r. 48 Sacramento
" Anna, widow, r. 1923 Mission
" Arthur, with Gutte & Frank, r. 2521 Broad-
way
" Caroline, widow, r. 633 Eddy
" Carrie, domestic, 2214 Clay
" Charles, engineer C. S. Laumeister, r. 10

Natoma
" Charles, foreman William Hatteroth, r.

910 Florida
" Charles, seaman str Walla Walla
" Charles F., manager George A. Moss, 800

Market, r. 633 Eddy
" Charles G., speculator, r. 8 Prosper
" Charles J., laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

111714 Tennessee
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 137 Perry
" Erik, fisherman, r. 48 Sacramento
" Ferdinand, baker, r. 625 Clay
" Frederick, day clerk International Hotel
" Frederick R., with Gutte & Frank, r. 2521

Broadway
" Gustav W., lumberman, r. 332 Ritch
" Harry H., clerk Friedlander & Mitau, r.

633 Eddy
" Herman, clerk, r. 63S Eddy
" Jacob, salesman Carl Goldberg, 329 Mont-
gomery
" John, mariner, r. 115%, 11th
" John E., baker, r. 504, 2d
" Joseph, r. 21 Page

" Louis, waiter L. M. Juhl, r. 919 Lombard
" Osca E., crane driver Union L Wks., r.

1314 Madison Av
" Peter A., cabinet maker, r. 59 Clipper
" Phillipine Miss, bookkeeper, r. 633 Eddy
" Rachel, widow, liquor.s and lodgings, 118

Jackson
" Ralph, barber, r. 3 Chatham PI
" SigmondF., salesman Steinberger & Kal-
isher, r. 633 Eddy
Berg William (William Berg & Co.). r. 624 Sutter
" William, porter Charles Keilus & Co., r.

46 Everett
" William, quartermaster str City of Rio
de Janeiro
Berg William & Co. (William Berg), grain
commission merchants and brokers, 307
California
4®=Berg. See Berge, Bergh, Burg and Burge
4S=-Bergas. See Bergez, Berges and Burgess
Bergdahl Charles, helper Byron Jackson, r. Ill,
13th
" Victor, salesman J. J. Pfister Knitting
Co., r. Ill, 13th
Berge Alexander J., floor walker Kast & Co., r.
1221 Guerrero
" Emile, traveling salesman B. Hart, r. 1840,

23d
" Harry, waiter str National City
" Otis H., special policeman, r. 1119 Mont-
gomery
4®=Berge. See Berg, Bergh, Burg and Burge
Bergen Alexander (Trobock & Bergen), r. 1324
Washington
" Alfred L., gripman Sutter St. Ry., r. 3031

Pine
" Benjamin C, weigher U. S. Mint, r. Berke-
ley

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

Mantels, Grates

ar)d Fireplace Trin^roings

ARTISTIC DESIGHS.

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Bergen Benjamin F., attorney at law, 306 San-
some, rooms 20-21, r. cor Telegraph Av
and Ashby Av, Berkeley
" Frederick, r. 20 South Park
" James, machinist, r. 916 Howard
'' Martin, jockey, r. 537 Guerrero
■' Martin, liquors, 576 Folsom
;8!S=Bergen. See Eergin and Burgm
Berg-endau Knud, r. 514 Pine
Bergenstoss Nicolaus, cook Helvetia Hotel
Berger Charles (Berger & Weiss), r. 1507 Ken-
tucky
" Charles A., electrician S. F. & S. M. Ry.,

r. 119 California Av
" Christian G., druggist SE cor Union and

Larkin
" Emil, molder Whyte & De Rome, r. 544

Mission
" Gabriel A., architect, 126 Kearny, room 41,

r. 724 Broderiok
" Henrietta, widow, r. 1818 Mason
" Henry H., nursery, SE cor 19th and Folsom,

r. Oakland
" Isaac, clerk, r. 1341 Powell
" John W., bookkeeper Atlas Assurance Co.,

r. East Oakland
" Louis, salesman William Clufl Co., r. 1419

Harrison
" Moses, manufacturer gloves, 506 Market, r.

1121 Sutter
" N., salesman Roos Bros., r. 15 Carolina
" O., teamster Cal. Furniture Mfg. Co.
" Oscar, waiter Sailors' Home
" Otto, engineer Rudolph Herman
" Otto A., salesman George W. Gibbs Co., r.

Bast Oakland
" R. Mrs., r. Gailhard Hotel
" Robert, r. 15 Harriet
" Robert, tanner Isaac Levy, r. 16th Av

South nr Railroad Av
" W. H., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 901 Va-
lencia
" William, barber, 1510 Kentucky, r. 1114^2

Tennessee
" William E., engineer, r. 414 Capp
" & Weiss (Charles Berger and Frank J.
Weiss), butchers, 1512 Kentucky
i*S=-Berger. See Burger _

Bergerat Louis, wines, liquors and cigars, 19o9

Market
Bergeret Baptiste, laundryman D. Lapouble &
Co.
" Hippolyte, glover B. Blumenthal & Co., r.

721 Vallejo
'• John H., glover B. Blumenthal & Co., r.

735 Folsom
" John P., glove fitter, 735 Folsom
'> Mary, widow, r. 735 Folsom
'■ Mary J. Miss, glove maker, r. 735 Folsom
Bergeron Jay P., repairer Western Premier

Cycle Co., r. 1134 Page
Bergerot Ellen, domestic, 913 Sutter
" Helen L. Mrs., r. ^\ZVi Stockton
" Jean, teacher languages, r. 611 Stockton
Bergerot John A., agent The Royal Insurance
Co., oflice 142 Crocker Bldg, r. 14 HoUis
" Lion, porter, r. 824 Montgomery
Bergerot P. Alexandre, attorney at law, 142-143

Crocker Bldg, r. 14 Hollis
Bergerson John, seaman, r. 755 Folsom
Berges Adrian H., blacksmith, r. 1931 Geary
" Bazile, laborer, r. 631 Jackson
" Edmond R., r. 1931 Geary
- Edward H. (Berges & Co.), r. 1931 Geary
" John B., laborer, r. 1226 Stockton
" Joseph, r. 82314 Montgomery

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WILLIAM WOLFF & CO , 329 Market St.

Berges Jules E., bookkeeper Barges & Domeni-
coni, r. 1900 Webster
" Mary C, widow, r. 719 Oak
" Maximilien F., salesman Berges & Domeni-

coni, r. 1931 Geary
" Peter, r, 1931 Geary
" Peter B. (Berges & Domeniconi), r. 1900

Webster
'■ & Co. (Edward H. Berges and John W.
Mocabee), horseshoers, 1340 Turk
Berges & Domeniconi (Peter B. Berges), whole-
sale liquors and native wines, 708-710
Sansome, tel 5735
AST Berges. See Bergez and Burgess
Bergevin Adeline, widow, r. 1148 Guerrero
■' Charles O., teamster, r. 17 Stanly PI
" John B. (Bergevin & Prezeau), r. 436i^ Ful-
ton
" Peter, teamster, r. 17 Stanly PI
Bergevin & Prezeau (John B.' Bergevin and
Godfrey Prezeau), liquors and cigars, 445
Golden Gate Av
Bergez John, proprietor Bergez's Restaurant,

.333-334 Pine, r. 1412 Clay
Bergez's Restaurant, John Bergez proprietor,

333-334 Pine
ifB' Bergez. See Berges and Burgess
Berggren Anton, tailor, r. 8/2 Adelaide PI
" Charles, oyster packer, r. 26 Zoe
" Ernst G., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 504, 3d
-fi®=' Berggren. See Bergren and Burgren
Bergh Henry, cabinet maker, r. 465 Minna

" Samuel, machine hand, r. 419, 26th
4®=- Bergh. See Berg, Berge, Burg and Burge
Berghane Joseph, boiler maker, r. SE cor Ma-
sonic Av and Geary
Berghauser John G. F., insurance broker, r. 1816
Geary
" Julius H., tax clerk The German Savings
and Loan Soc, r. 2436 Pine
Bergheim Max, editor Deutsche Vereins-Zeitung,

331 California, r. 533^4 Grove
Bergholtz Edward, barber Charles F. Fischer,

-r. 305 Eddy
Bergin Bessie, domestic, 1950 California

" Christ, cook Alms House
Bergin Edward E., secretary Pacific Coast
Syrup Co., 713-719 Sansome, r. 1503 Wash-
ington
" Ellen, widow, r. 1.522 Powell
" John, clerk Michael W. Bergin, r. 50 Ritch
" John, laborer S. P. Co., r. 307, 17th
" Michael, millhand Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 3

Illinois
" Michael W., groceries and liquors, 722 Har-
rison, r. 50 Ritch
Bergin Thomas I., attorney at law, 38 Nevada
Block, r. 3013 Jackson
" William C, conductor Market St. Ry., r.
1731b Haight
4®= Bergin. See Bergen and Burgin
Bergine John, asphaltum worker, r. 1738 Mission
Bergk Annie, widow, r. 2 Medau PI
" August, pressman, r. 2 Medau PI
•' Charles, plumber, r. 2 Medau PI
" William, litho. pressman Schmidt Label
and Lith. Co., r. 3 Medau PI
Bergland Mathilde L., widow, r. .533 Sutter
Berglin Charles, r. 12 Folsom Av
Berglund Alma Miss, music teacher, r. 15 Perry
" Charles, machinist Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 329

Mississippi
" Emil, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 14 Michi-
gan
" Hans, carpenter, r. 15 Perry
" Nils, shoemaker, r. 31 Harper

1809 O'Far-

14191/2

Bergman Abraham, candy maker,
rell
" Adolph, accountant, r. Sll^^ Hyde
" Adolph, laborer U. S. Customs,

Mission

" Agnes, widow, r. 5 Railway Av
" Alexander, master bark Wrestler, office

15-17 Mission, r. Alameda
" August, can maker George H. Tay Co., r.

1419% Mission
" Augusta, widow, r. 639 Stevenson
" C, confectioner Westerfeld's Bakery, r.

519 Stevenson
" Carl, laborer, r. 1335 Harrison
" Charles, laborer, r. S s Beach bet Broderick

and Devisadero
" Charles J., master schr Mary Dodge, r. 468

Bryant
" Edward E., clerk The Werner Co.
" Francis, clerk R. B. Revalk & Co., r. 639

Stevenson
" Fred, barber, r. 14191^ Mission
" Frederick, porter, r. 321 Potrero Av
" Henry, butcher Otto E. Denhard, r. 1419"^

Mission
" J. & Co. (Joseph Bergman), plumbers and

gasfltters, 1105 Buchanan
" Jacob, milkman, r. S s Beach bet Broderick

and Devisadero
" Joseph (J. Bergman & Co.), r. 1809 O'Far-

rell
" Leona Miss, compositor Edwards Publish-
ing Co., r. 1809 O'Farrell
" Minuet Miss, dressmaker, r. 1809 O'Farrell
" Peter, marine engineer, r. 9 Bartlett
" Richard, plumber, r. UW-A Mission
4®" Bergman. See Burgman
Bergmann Adolph, master ship Big Bonanza,
office 3 California, room 30
" August, r. 617 Mission
" Carl J., r. 1922BBush

" Conrad, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 5 Ber-
nard
" Emma, widow, r. 1922b Bush
'■ Frank, baker, r. 635 Clay
" Frederick, bartender Cafe Zinkand, r. 333

Jessie
" Frederick, cooper Herbert & Vogel, r. 1325

Harrison
" Henry F. (Bergmann & Kovary), r. 906 Do-
lores
" Ludwig, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
" Theodore, waiter H. F. Sass, r. 536 Kearny
" W. B., porter Westerfeld's Bakery, r. 1331

Folsom
" & Kovary (Henry F. Bergmann and Mor
Kovary), fruit an(l vegetables, 1005
Guerrero
4®" Bergmann. See Bergman and Burgman
Bergna Peter, stonecutter P. Degan, r. 5 Olive

Court
Bergner Arthur, clerk, r. 1523 Pine
Bergougnou Noel, r. 815 Stockton
Bergquist Charles, bartender N. Ramsey, r. 803
Montgomery
" Christina, widow, r. 30th nr Laidley
4®=Bergquist. See Berquist
Bergren Louis G., contractor, r. 140 Moulton Av

" Peter, coachman, r. 3118 Pt Lobos Av
4®"Bergren. see Berggren and Burgren
Bergsen Charles, laborer, r. 1000 Chestnut

" Frank, tent maker, r. 1000 Chestnut
Bergson Augusta E., widow, r. 316 Fulton
Bergst Eugene R., teamster W. H. Leitch, r.
141 Clara
" George W., clerk, r. 129 Clara rear
" J. E. L., r. 139 Clara rear
" Robert J., salesman Will & Finck Co., r.
129 Clara rear
Bergstein Sigmond, packer, r. 739, 23d
Bergsten John, printer West Coast Pub. Co., r.

31514 Jessie
Bergstrand Christian, laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1
Rivoli Av
" John A., motorman Market St., Ry., r. 1111

Pierce
" Ole, laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli Av
Bergstreser Benjamin F., porter Pein Bros., r.
IO61/2, 3d

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Bergstrom Albert (Bergstrom & Edman;, r. 608
Geary
" Frederick, driver James Steele, r. 600 Ful-
ton
" Frederick, seaman str Eureka
" George H., organ builder, r. 110 California

Av
" Gottfrid, barber Stern & Heller, r. 939

Mission
" James, organ builder, r. 110 California Av
" Sallie E. Miss, telegraph operator, r.llO

California Av
" Sophie, domestic, 1700 Van Ness Av
" Victor, organ maker, r. 110 California Av
" & Edman (Albert Bergstrom & Charles F.
Edman), liquors, 41, 4th
4®=Bergstrom. See Borgstrom
Berhaupt Louis, tailor, r. 101 Montgomery Block
Bering Arthur, bookkeeper C. W. Craig & Co., r.
1620 Sutter
" James E., teacher music, 423 Filbert
" John P., bookkeeper, r. 1620 Sutter
Berk Frank, surfman Fort Point Life Saving
Station, Presidio
" Joseph, teamster, r. 1203V2 Folsom
" Morris G., cigars, r. 1025 Pierce
4®-Berk. See Berck and Burk
Berkel George, painter, r. 515 Fulton
Berkeley Ferry Wharf, E s East bet Washing-
ton and Jackson
Berkeley Lubricating Oil Works, A. C. Dietz &
Co. agents, office 7-9 Front
" Peter, gripman Geary St. RR., r. 1301 Point
Lobos Av
Berkeley, San Francisco and Oakland Ex-
press, Patterson & Co. proprietors, 21
Market, tel. Main 1654
" Timothy G., foreman, r. 1614 Hayes
^S^Berkeley. See Berkley
Berkenkopf John H., foreman Gray Bros., r.

2013b Dupont
Berkhout Jacob, r. 1201 Sanchez
" Peter N., plumber, r. S s Corbe tt Av nr
Hattie
Berkley Andrew A., hostler, r. S s Corbett Av
nr Hattie
" Irene A. Miss, seamstress, r. S s Corbett

Av nr Hattie
" Joseph M., bookkeeper, r. S s Corbett Av

nr Hattie
" Mary A., widow, r. S s Corbett Av nr Hat-
tie
4tS=-Berkley. See Berkeley
Berkowitz S., tailor, r. 126 Ellis
>6®=Berkowitz. See Bercowitz

BERKSHIRE THE,

Mrs. A. W. Truesdell proprietor, 711
Jones bet Post and Sutter, telephone
Main 1429

Berl Henry, stock and bond broker. 405 Califor-
nia, r. 1810 Laguna
Berlant Morris, r. 1906 Larkin
Berlie Frank, seaman, r. 32 Sacramento
Berlin Albert, paper hanger, r. 14 Morris Av
" Benjamin, tailor, r. 15 Dikeman PI
" Bernard, tailor. SloV, O'Farrell
" Charles, painter, r. 346, 4th
Berlin Charles H., secretary and manager
Lundy Furniture Co., 813 Market, r. 314
Cherry
" Charles J., agent, r. 727 McAllister
Berlin Frederick A., attorney at law, 33-34
Mills Bldg, 7th floor, r. Fruitvale, Ala-
meda Co
" John, laborer John D. McGilvray & Co., r.

442 Brannan
" Samuel, tailor, r. 15 Dikeman PI
Berliner Charles A., barber, 1007 Howard, r. 951
Harrison
" H. A., r. Pacific Hebrew Home
" Isadore A., janitor New City HalL r. 303

Grove
" Joseph, plumber W. D. Hobro, r. 303 Grove
Berling J., coxswain U. S. revenue cutter Rush

" Peter, liquors, 6 Jackson, r. 425 East
-SS^Berling. See Burling.
Berlin! Matteo, bootblack, r. 10 Margaret PI
Berlinsky Abraham, glazier, 155. 7th

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

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Ship

Berlund Jonas, laborer, r. 125 Cook
Barman Otto, manufacturer shirts and men's
furnishings, 769 Market, r. 1218a Folsom
Bermer Caroline, widow, r. 1510 Leavenworth
Bermingham John, president California Pow-
der Works and Hercules Powder Works,
230 California, and vice-president Pacific
Surety Co.. 308 Sansome, and U. S. Sur-
pervising Inspector Steam Vessels (First
District), 23 U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, r.
611 Chestnut

" John Jr., r. 611 Chestnut

" Samuel, machinist Fulton Eng. & Ship
Bldg. Wks., 611 Chestnut

" Thomas, trackman Market St. Ry
Albion Av

" Walter, trackman, r. 87 Albion Av
4®-Bermingham. See Birmingham
Bern Alexander, laborer Fulton Eng. i
Bldg. Wks, r. 2812 Greenwich

" John H., seaman, r. 20, Uth
Berna Charles F., correspondent, r. 738 McAl-
lister

" Frederick, deputy assessor, r. 738 McAl-
lister
Bernadou Jacques, laundryman, r. 2208 Fillmore

" Jean P., gardener Serveau Bros., r. 2328
California

" John, bartender Irene Roux, r. 1918 Fill-
more

" Josephs., proprietor Blanco House, 421, 4th

" Julie Mrs., laundry, 2308 Fillmore
Bernal R. Mrs., widow, r. 645, 17th
Bernal Heights Primary School, Miss Mary E.
Keating principal, Cortland Av bet
Laurel Av and Moultrie

" Joseph, silversmith, r. 103e Jackson

" Joseph C, clerk, r. 645, 17th

" Mary, widow, r. 529 Union

" Nicholas T., barber Giuseppe Rizzo, r. 428
Broadway
Bernard Annie Mrs., r. 639 Valencia

" August, clerk Triest & Co., r. 1763 Ellis

" Augustus F., helper Edison Light & Power
Co., r. 24 Liberty

" Bernard, ironer Jean P. Mirassou, r. 333,
24th

" Charles, clerk, r. 1401 Baker

" Charles A., house and sign painter, 604 Cali-
fornia and 616 Merchant, r. 218 Stockton

" Edmond, liquors, 44 8th, r. 1169 Mission

" Emily Mrs., lace and curtain cleaner, 511
Hyde

" Eusebia Miss, r. 122 Erie

" F., painter J. St. Denis & Co.

" Florence, widow, r. 108 Lily Av

" Francis, with estate of John Parrott, 414
Montgomery, r. 1515 Hyde

" Henry, barber, r. 43Langton
Bernard Herbert A., dentist, 232 Post, r. 1515
Hyde

" Jacob, clothing, 939 Folsom

" Jane, widow, r. 863 Folsom

•' John, laborer, r. 724 Front

" John F., clerk Hyams, Pauson & Co., r. 28
Rincon PI

" Jules, asphaltum roofs and sidewalks, 511
Hyde

" Jules, laborer, r. 619 Pacific

" Julia, widow, r. 2111 Pine

" Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 108 Lily Av

" Leo, trunkmaker Malm & Co., r. 208, 11th

" Lizzie Mrs., varieties, 1401 Baker

^' Louis, r. 739JC Minna

" Michael D., varieties, SW cor 34th and
Potrero Av, r. 1220 Hampshire

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Bernard O. Albert, r. Palace Hotel and Oakland
" Otis, salesman, r. 1763 Ellis
" Peter (Chaix & Bernard), r. 1633 Noe
" Philip, agent, r. 501 Golden Gate Av
" Rose, widow, r. 208, nth
'■ Samuel, cutter Newbauer & Levy, r. 191-J

Golden Gate Av
" Thomas, plumber J. E. Britt, r. 108 Lily Av
" W., cashier Cafe Zinkand, r. 33 Maple

Court
" William, expressman, r. 715 Ellis
j8S"Bernard. See Barnard, Bemhard and Bern-
hardt
Bernardini Palmera Mrs., cigar maker A. Petri,

r. 442 Union
Bernasconi Charles, bookkeeper Bertin & Le-

pori, r. 432 Broadway
Bernatas M. Charles, laundry, 407, 3d
Bernath Joseph, plater S. F.' Plating Works, r.

8 Anthony
Bernauer Alexander, glover, 523 Valencia
" Fred, brush maker F. R. Schwarz, r. 34
Austin
Bernays Philip H., manager Overman Wheel

Co., 309 Larkin, r. Oakland
Berndt Charles W., marine engineer, 9 Mission
" John, brewer, r. 328 Minna
" Mas, liquors, 26, 3d, r. 633 Minna
Bernegg George, liquors, 617 Sacramento
Berner August, r. 1306a Hayes
" Bertha Miss,private secretary Mrs. Leland

Stanford, r. 1306a Hayes
" Hubert (Hooper & Berner). and salesman

J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 601 Polk
" Maria M., widow, r. 1306a Hayes
-eS^Berner. See Earner

Bernero Louisa, widow, r. llHVj Golden Gate
Av
" Lulu G. Miss, stenographer Boericke &

Runyon, r. in4',4 Golden Gate Av
" Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. UUYi Golden
Gate Av
Bernert Ferdinand, clerk, r. 118 Fulton
Bernetich Antonia, widow, r. 410c Harrison
Bernez, John, laborer Cal. Fertilizer Wks., r.

5th Av South bet L and M
Bernges Conrad, baker, r. 2219 Powell
" Henry, boatman, r. 2219 Powell
" Marie, widow, r. 2219 Powell
Bernliard Bernhard, proprietor Palace Hotel
Shaving Parlors and Baths, 10 New
Montgomery, under Palace Hotel, r. 215
Prospect PI
■ Bert W., barber Bernhard Bernhard, r. 215

Prospect PI
" Christian, bookkeeper Sherwood & Sher-
wood, r. 1018 Castro
" Edwin A., salesman Washburn & Moen

Mfg. Co., r. 215 Prospect PI
" E. M., salesman X. L. Dairy Co., r. 1140

Golden Gate Ave
" Frederick O., conductor, r. 416, 29th
•' George M., foreman Bernhard Bernhard,

r. 22 Hill
" Henry (Henry Bernhard & Co.), r. Hotel

St. Nicholas
■' Henry, watchman J. Martenstein & Co., r.
1123 Greenwich

BERNHARD HENRY & CO.,

(Henry Bernhard and Henry Rein-
stein), manufacturers of woven wire
mattresses and iron beds, mattresses
of every description, also a fuU line of
pillows, lounges, etc., 658-660 Mission,
telephone Main 915

Bernhard Jacob, liquors, NE cor 4th and Ever-
ett, r. 1018 Castro

" Jacob, solicitor X. L. Dairy Co., r. 1140
Golden Gate Av

" John (Edsen & Bernhard). r. 1010 Guerrero

" John, cooper Cal. Wine Assn.

■' Margaret, widow, r. 19 Valley

BERNHARD MATTRESS CO.,

Samuel T. Bernhard president, Ralph
L. Lilienthal secretary and treasurer,
manufacturers woven wire mattresses
and iron beds, 642-644 Mission, tele-
phone Main 1674
Bernhard Oscar F., conductor Market St. Ry.,
r. 1533a Dolores
" Peter D., barber, 37 Sutter, r. 2802 Pine
" Samuel T., president Bernhard Mattress

Co., 642 Mission, r. 303 Jones
" Wendel, r. 32 Maple Court
4®=Bernhard. See Barnard, Bernhard and

Bernhardt
Bernhardt Albert, clerk, r. 1313 Stockton
" Charles, bookkeeper Naber, Alfs & Brune,

r. Oakland
" Emil, cook, r. 4401/4 Jessie rear
" Ferdinand, gardener, r. SW cor 22d and

Douglass
" Frederick, laborer Catton, Bell & Co., r.

444 Brannan
" Henry, restaurant, 15 City Hall Av, r. 925

Washington
" John, wool sorter, r. 444 Brannan
" Paul P. (Paul P. Bernhardt & Co.), r. 419
Jones
Bernhardt Paul P. &Co. (Paul P.Bernhardt),
engraving, stencils, steel stamps,
badges, etc., 434 Montgomery
" Rose Miss, r. 11 Boyce
" William F., laborer Armour Packing Co.,
r. 1220 Kearny
^e®~Bernhardt. See Barnard, Bernard and

Bernhard
Bernhardy Gustav, manager Hoffman Club, 115
Kearny, r. 1526 Ellis
" Harry, clerk Goldstein & Goldberg, r. 1526

Ellis
• Rudolph, clerk M. L. Levy & Co., r. 1526
Ellis
Bernheim Edmund, confectionery, SW cor Polk
and Sutter, r. 927 Sutter
" Leo J., clerk M. R. Bernheim, r. 1348 Ellis
•' Louis L., law student Cross, Ford, Kelly

& Abbott, r. 923 Geary
" M. H., manufacturers' agent, 120 Suiter,
room 70, r. Oakland
Bernheim Mose R., proprietor Bernheim's Pre-
scription Pharmacy, NE cor Ellis and
Buchanan
Bernheim's Prescription Pharmacy, Mose R.
Bernheim proprietor, NE cor Ellis and
Buchanan
Bernheimer Jacob S. & Brother (New York),
Julius Ach agent, 303 California, room 19
Bernheim A. O., clerk Axel O. Lindstrom, r. 22

Beaver
Bernier Louis E.. barber Bernhard Bernhard, r.

222 Eddy
Bernieri Mary, widow, r. 1008 Clay
Bernis John B., baker, r. 631 Jackson
Bernotat George, cabinet maker, r. 70 Corbett

Av
Bernou John, laundry, 629-631, 3d
" Josephina Miss, laundress Marie Nevrau-

mont, r. 341, 3d
•' Peter, laundryman John Bernou, r. 639, 3d
Bernstein Abraham, r. 300 Hayes
■' Abraham, clerk, r. 434 Natoma
" Abraham, salesman Roos Bros., r. 242, 2d

Av
" Alexander, r. 207 Eddy
" August, r. 7061/2 Fulton
■■ Charles, tailor, r. 210, 4th
" David, salesman Michels & Wand, r. 611

Taylor
" David, tailor, 729 Folsom, r. 1530 O'Farrell
•' Edward, cigars and tobacco, 2246 Mission,

r. 1765 Howard
" Elias, r. 1765 Howard

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Bernstein Emma, widow, r. 338, 28th
" Endre, seaman, r. 725 Brannan
" Fred E., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r.

Oakland
" Gerson, r. 1336 Ellis
" Gustave, bottler The Rosenblatt Co., r.

706 Fulton
" Harry H., salesman Will & FinckCo.,r

429 Harrison
" Henry, bakery, 1133 Howard
" Herman, tailor, r. 1153 Golden Gate Av
" Isaac, clerk, r. 1530 O'Farrell
•' Isaac, restaurant, 37 Eddy, r. 221 Turk
" Joseph, watchman, 958 Harrison
" Julius, r. 7061/2 Fulton
" Julius, salesman Mrs. R. Bernstein, r. 1104

Howard
" Julius, traveling salesman, r. 1348 Folsom
" Louis, plumber, r. 1152 Golden Gate Av
" Louis, tailor, r. 323 Jessie
•• Louis, tailor, 1828 Market, r. 20 Franklin
" Louis, traveling salesman, r. 604 Leaven-
worth
" Louis M., bookkeeper W. Harris & Co., r.

300 Hayes
" Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1313 Scott
" Oscar, stenographer Risdon I. & L. Wks.,

r. 1326 Ellis
" Paul R., engraver C. A. Klinkner & Co., r.

429 Bush
" Philip H., traveling salesman Seller Bros.

&Co., r. 1027 Jackson
" Rachael Mrs., furniture, 1104 Howard
" Rachel Miss, packer, r. 439 '/i Ivy Av
" Samuel, carpet layer National Carpet
Beating and Renovating Wks., r. 300
Hayes
" Samuel, tailor, 417 Geary, r. 611 Taylor
" Samuel, traveling salesman Cal. Notion

and Toy Co., r. Oakland
" Sigmund C, salesman D. Samuels, r. 706!^

Fulton
" Solomon, r. 604 Leavenworth
•' William M., varnisher West Coast Fur-
niture Co., r. 9 Redwood Court
" & Co. (August Hertenstein), manufac-
turers show cases, 414 Market
4®~ Bernstein. See Bernstein and Burnstine
Bernt Daniel M., machinist W. L. Holman, r.

217, 20th
Berntsen Andrew, seaman str National City

" Claus C, machinist, r. 1214 York
Bernz Charles, cook Lund & Hansen, r. 409

Clementina
Bernzott Frederick, glazier, r. 632 Grove
Berocchi Peter, fisherman, r. 318 Vallejo rear
Berogio Julio, waiter Sartori & Fantina, r. 521

Geary
Berolzhime Jonas, cashier Porter, Slessinger &
Co., r. 319 Sutter
" Milton, r. 415 Mason
Beronio Antonio, laborer, r. 314 Union
" Frank, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r.
314 Union
Berquist Edward, r. 740 Howard

" Gustave, carpenter, r. 249, 5th
4®="Berquist. See Bergquist
Berre Thurien, r. 713 Broadway
4®"Berreyessa. See Berryessa
Berrian Alonzo, clerk, r. Precita Av nr Ala-
bama
Berrier Frank E., salesman Sanborn-Perris
Map Co., r. 712 Taylor
" John, teamster, r. 432 Howard
Berrill Joseph B., pattern maker Risdon I. & L.

Wks., r. 1517 Grove
Berringer Ernest (Berringer & Walsh), 215, 8th
" Ralph, clerk C. E. Whitney & Co., r. 123

Ridley
" & Walsh (Ernest Berringer and Vincent S,
Walsh), hay and grain, 215, 8th
4@"Berringer. See Barringer
Berron Madeline Miss, clerk Hans Graber, r.

305 Guerrero
Berry Adolph, cellerman Christy & Wise, r. 3
Chelsea PI
" Albert A., engineer, r. 537 Sacramento
" Bell M., mining, 80-81 Columbian Bldg, r.
Auburn, Cal

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Berry Brothers, Limited (Detroit, Mich.), var-
nish manufacturers, Daniel McMillan

agent, 709-711 Front
Berry Campbell P., Assistant Treasurer U. S.,

office 608 Commercial, r. 218 Turk
" Charles, bricklayer, r. 1028 Potrero Av
" Charles, motorman Market St. Ry., r. Hey-

man Av nr California Av
" Charles B., engineer, r. 305, 1st
" Charles M., inventor, r. 1045 Market
" Clarence E. (Home Printing Co.), r. 517

Leavenworth
" Clarence F., clerk Otis, McAllister & Co.,

r. 915 Sutter
" Clarence I., clerk Charles Keilus & Co., r.

1407 California
" Curtis, clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r. 636

Jessie
" Daniel, engineer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli

Av
" David, r. 1658 Market
" David M., draughtsman Union I. Wks., r.

Alameda
" D. B. Mrs., r. 1439 Folsom
•' De Los T., clerk local freight office S. P.

Co., r. 628 Sutter
" Douglas, shipcalker, r. 24 Julian Av
" Edward, boiler maker MoMurphy & Mc-

Evoy, r. 157, 2d
" Edward, seaman str St, Paul
" Edward T., teamster Sherman, Clay & Co.,

r. 8181/2 Greenwich
" Enoch, watchman, r. 138 Gough
" Ernest, boxmaker Commercial Box Fac-
tory, r. 2 Hodge's Alley
" Fanny A. Miss, stenographer George W.

Hume & Co., r. 638 Hayes
Berry Francis J., attorney at law, 6-7 Mills

Bldg, 6th floor, telephone Main 5256, r.

426 Franklin
" George P., clerk Deere Implement Co., r.

Oakland
" George W., manager Adolph B. Spreckels,

1514 Fell, r, 816a Haight
" George W., millhand Central Lumber &

Mill Co,, r. 1615/2 Howard
" Gordon E., r. 1939 San Carlos Av
■• Gustia S., clerk William Wankowski, r.

437 Geary
" Henry C, janitor, r. 169 Minna
" Horace J., with John Berry, r. 905 Howard
" James, carpenter, r. Anderson nr Union Av
" James, marine engineer, r. 13i4 Geneva

rear
" James E., watchman, r. 915 Sutter
" James L., haokman, NE cor Grant Av and

Post, r. 432 Austin
" John, r. Old People's Home
" John, carriage painter, 837 Folsom, r, 905

Howard
" John, laborer, r. 216 Michigan
" John D., helper U. S, Mint, r. 5021/2 Ellis
" Joseph, r. 310 Minna
" Joseph, inspector clothing and equipage

depot quartermaster's dept. U. S. A., r.

219 Scott
" Joseph, porter, r. 861 Market
" Joseph, traveling salesman Otto Herman,

r. 1515 Mission
" Lillia C, widow, r. 1407 California
■' Louis, teamster, r. .331 Ritch
" Lucille, widow, r. 636 Jessie
" Martin, r. 725 Brannan
" Michael, marine engineer, r. 643 Minna
" Olive P, Miss, bookbinder, r, 636 Jessie
•' Oscar, laborer, r. I314 Madison Av

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Berry P. C, capitalist, r. 718 Leavenworth
" Peter, netmaker, r. 2 Hodge's Alley
" R. A., chief clerk U. S. Sub-Treasury, r.

Berkeley
" R. A., clerk, r. 135 San Jose Av
" Richard, clerk, r. 21 Rausch
" S., r. 781 Mission
" Sidney, r. 2035 Howard
" S. Lucian. draughtsman Girard Water

Wheel Co., 819 Bush
Berry T. B., real estate. 120 Sutter, room 55, r.

Ross Valley, Marin Co.
" Thomas, carpenter, r. 512, 22d
" Thomas, hack driver, r. 21 Rausch
" Thomas Cwith Allen & Lewis, r. Ross

Valley, Marin Co.
" Thomas H.. inspector Pac. Postal Tel.

Cable Co., r. 2818 Sacramento
" William, clerk Kunnecke & Frische, r. 11

Esses
" William, shipwright, r. 21 Rausch
" William D., printer, r. 333 Tehama
•' William F., expert accountant, 120 Sutter,

room 55. r. Ross Valley, Marin Co.
" William G., bookkeeper E. Peabody & Co.,

r. 905 Howard
" William L., physician and surgeon, 639

Kearny, r. 1001 Guerrero
" William R., cashier Deere Implement Co.,

r. Oakland
" W. S., iron-bed maker William A. Schrock
«ff"Berry. See Bury

Berry essa Alfred, with Shreve & Co., r. 2 Daw-
son PI
" Charles, r. 4 Kappeler PI
" Filbert, engineer, r 2 Dawson PI
'■ Isldor, driver Sutter St. Ry., r. 4 Kappeler

" Julius, porter, r. 2 Dawson PI
Berryman Daniel S., salesman Charles Mat-

theas, r. 48 Clinton Park
Berryman Frederick M., secretary William
Kerr Co., 903 Battery, r. Berkeley
" Frederick M. Jr.. clerk Fireman's Fund Ins.

Co.. r. Berkeley
" George, conductor Market St. Ry., r. Hev-

man Av nr California Av
" John, stenographer E. T. Allen Co., r.

Berkeley
" John H.. machinist, r. 8 Wetmore PI
" John T., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Bersag-lieri Hall, SW cor Stockton and Union
Berso Peter, calker, r. 14 Laidley
Berson Gustave, carpets and furniture, 204 Post,
r. Menlo Park
•' John, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 1008

Minnesota
" Maurice A., clerk Gustave Berson. r. Menlo
Park
.^=Berson. See Burson

Bert Charles L., salesman C. Nauman & Co., r.
2 Union PI
" Edward G.. r. 90914 Powell
Bert Eugene F., attorney at law, 401 California,
rooms 9-12, and State Senator, r. 227, 13th
" Frank, helper William A. Schrock
•' Frank W., r. 662, 20th
•• Fred W. Jr., asst. cashier Mutual Life Ins.

Co. of New York, r. 662, 20th
" Gustav. cook John J. Moran, r. 1416 Howard
" Julia, widow, r. 662, 20th
J^S'Bert. See Burt

Berta A. Co. (John Bazzini), fruits and veg-
etables, 1-5 S. F. Market
" Carlo, cook Pedlina & Berta, r. UK John
" Felice (Pedlina & Berta), r. llVj John

Peter, liquors, 829 Montgomery
Bertaud Emil L., dental student E. H. Bertaud,
r. 1.533 Post
" Eugene H., dentist, 222 Post, r. Alameda
" Hyppolite E., caterer, 1533 Post
" Paul E., carpenter, r. 15.33 Post
Berteling Louis A., scientific optician and
manufacturer optical instruments, 427
Kearny, r. 1616 Sacramento
Bertelon P., gardener Colombo Market
Bertels William, seaman, r. 421 Greenwich rear
Bertelsen Adolph, salesman L. Foard, r. Ala-
meda
" Andrew, r. 152 Minna
" Andrew L. (N. P. Petersen & Co.), r. 123

Pierce
" Carl N., waiter James Nissum, r. 338, 7th
'■ Charles, restaurant, 125 Montgomery Av, r.

3 Hampton PI
" Harry, clerk, r. 509 Powell
" Iver, teamster, r. 36H Erie
" James, seaman, r. 318 Fremont
" John P., laborer S. P. Co., r. Bennington nr

EUert
" Marlot, r. 152 Minna
" Otto, salesman L. Foard, r. Alameda
" P., musician, r. 8 Laurel Av
" Peter, laborer, r. 730, 4th
Bertheau Cesar, manager Hanover Germania
Fire, Prussian National Insurance Cos.
and Fire Association of Philadelphia
and general agent United Firemen's and
Firemen's Insurance Cos., 210 Sansome,
r. 2112 Vallejo
Bertlieau Max A., assistant manager insur-
ance companies, 210 Sansome, r. 3416
Gough
Berthein William, carriage trimmer Stude-

baker Bros. Mfg. Co., r. 535 Post
Berthelot C. Mrs., dressmaking, 7 Bacon PI

" Charles, r. 7 Bacon PI
Berthelsen Wilhelmina Miss, talloress, r. 2641

Mission
Berthier A. C. & Co. (Albert C. Berthier), real
estate and financial agents, 17-18 Crocker
Bldg.
" Albert C. (A. C. Berthier & Co.), r. 20 O'Far-

rell
" Justin, tanner Legallet-Hellwig Tanning
Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
4S="Berthold. See Barthold
Bertholdsen William, r. 217 Francisco
Berti Augustino, bookkeeper G. Berti & Co., r.
1633 Pacific Av
" G. & Co. (Giocondo Berti), produce com-
mission merchants, 120 Washington
" Giocondo (G. Berti & Co.), r. 1623 Pacific Av
" Michele, fruit dealer, r. 1416 Pacific
Bertin Alexandre, dyeing and cleaning, 430-432
Bush, 325 Montgomery Av, 6 Stockton
and 136 Eddy, r. 430 Bush
" Elodie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 311 Gough
" Ernest, dyer, r. 27 Lafayette
" Eugenia Mrs., dressmaking, 705D Stock-
ton
" Ferdinand, clerk Alexandre Bertin, r. 430

Bush
" Gabriel, dyer J. Spaulding & Co., r. 705D

Stockton
" Leonce C. (Bertin & Lepori), r. 1546 Jack-
son
" Paul, upholsterer John Hoey. r, Oakland
Bertin & Lepori (Leonce C. Bertin and Con-
stantine Lepori), wholesale groceries,
teas, coffees, delicacies, wines and
liquors and proprietors Eagle Cigar Co.
and Eagle Coffee and Spice Steam Mills,
520-533 Washington
4®=Bertin. See Berton and Burton
Bertini George (Bertini&Baldocchi), and fruits
and vegetables, 2038 Fillmore, r. 3033
Sacramento
" P. Bismark, salesman Bertini & Baldocchi,

r. 3025 Sacramento
" Rafiaell, fruits and vegetables, 608 Larkin
" Victor, liquors, 800, 7th
" & Baldocchi, (George Bertini and Frank
Baldocchi), fruits and vegetables, 3025
Sacramento

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Bertling Hotel, Mrs. Emily Hopper manager,

714 Bush
Bertola Antonio, compositor La Voce del Po-

polo, r. Oakland
4®"Bertola. See Batala
Bertoli Vergilio, cellerman Gaddini, Lorenzini

& Co., r. 604 Broadway
Bertolucci Antonio, rancher, r. 215 Clark
" Eugene, cook AUegrini & Luporini, r.

1 Bartol
" Pilate, waiter I. Cuenin, r. 518 Greenwich
" William, bartender, r. 1709 Dupont

BERTON GEORGE A.,

Are and marine insurance, and secre-
tary Watt Blue Gravel Mining Co.,
323 Montgomery, telepnone Main 745,
r. 817 Mason, telephone Main 5177
Berton J. Mrs., r. 833 Howard
" Jean, laborer, r. 619 Pacific
" Louis E., lodgings, 837 Folsom and 856
Howard
-^"Berton. See Bertin and Burton
Bertonezzi Maria, widow, r. 424 Filbert
Bertoza Lorenzo, fruit and vegetable peddler,

r. 908 Sansome
Bertram Brothers (Joseph D. and John T.), plum-
bers, 1017 Folsom
" Charles, clerk Hinz & Landt, r. Alameda
" Dora, widow, r. 632 Green rear
" Eliza, domestic, 1024 Bush
" G. H. & Co, (Gustav H. Bertram), cigar

manufacturers, 410 Larkin
" Gustav H. (G. H. Bertram & Co.), r. 410

Larkin
" Hannibal, upholsterer Fink & Schindler,

r. 1806 San Carlos Av
" Henrv, laborer Western- Sugar Refinery,

r. 33^ Chesley
" Herman V., machinist Edison Light &

Power Co., r. 1040^^ Mission
" James, fisherman, r. 1315 Sansome
" Johanna Miss, dressmaking, 1712'/^ Polk
" John T. (Bertram Bros.), r. 3 Columbia

Square
" Joseph D. (Bertram Bros.), r. 5^4 Columbia

Square
" Louis, plumber John G. lis & Co., r. 632

Green
" Mary, widow, r. 3 Columbia Square
Bertrand Adele, widow, r. 1938 San Carlos Av
" Auguste, londgings, 109 Jessie
" David & Co. (David and Salina Bertrand),
stationery, varieties and notions, 620
Geary
" David (David Bertrand & Co.), r. 620 Geary
" David Jr., clerk James I. Stanton, 659 Clay
" Emil F.. locksmith, 1603 Buchanan, r. lOOSi/a
Buchanan
. " G., cook, r. 621 Pacific

" Joseph (G. Fleischel& Co.), r. 1619 Dupont
" Joseph, restaurant, 233 O'Farrell, r. 110

William
" Salina Miss (David Bertrand & Co.), r. 620
Geary
Bertrandais Adolph, carpenter, r. 409, 4th
Bertrandis Emile, messenger Pac. Transfer Co.,

r. Oakland
Bertsch Louis H., cigars, 803 Kearny, r. 807
Kearny
" William H., porter C. E. Whitney & Co., r.
1900 Stockton
Bertschinger Alfred, r. 1432 Jackson
Bertuccelli L., fisherman, r. 19 Ohio PI
Bertucci Antonio, waiter AUegrini & Luporini,
r. 410 Broadway
" Manuel, gardener, r. 16 Lauder
Bertz Jacob, capitalist, 33 Nevada Block, r. 2215

Fillmore
Beruti Giuseppe, laborer Gray Bros., r. SW cor.

25th and Douglass
Bervelt Charles, nurse French Hospital
Berwald Benjamin, r. 1727 Post
Berwert John B., bottler Steimke Bros., r.
13041/2 Vallejo
" Mary, widow, r. 29 Randall
Berwick David (Berwick & Splnks), r. Oakland
" Edward, polisher J. Roylance Brass Wks.,
r. Oakland

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Berwick James C, clerk Cesar Bertheau, r. Oak-
land
" Joseph, machinist, r. 2623 Sutter
" & Spinks (David Berwick and Nelson C.
Spinks), plumbers, 505 Sutter
Berwin Charles (Berwin & Gassner), r. 404 Post
" Gabriel, glove cutter, r. 635b Minna
" Julia, widow, r. 635b Minna
" Martin, cigars, r. 1320 Golden Gate Av
" Martin, tailor S. N.Wood & Co., r. 635b

Minna
" Moses, watchmaker United States Watch
Co.
Berwin P. & Brother (Pincus Berwin), whole-
sale hats and caps, 21-23 Battery
" Pincus (P. Berwin & Bro.), r. 1320 Golden

Gale Av
" Robert, bookkeeper P. Berwin & Bro., r.

1320 Golden Gate Av
" Samuel, salesman P. Berwin & Bro., r. 1320
Golden Gate Av
Berwin & Gassner (Charles Berwin and Louis

Gassner), furriers, 131 Post
Berzotti Francisco, fish dealer, r. 908 Sansome
Bes John, tanner The Norton Tanning Co., r.

10th Av South nr Q
Besais P., tailor, r. 621 Fulton
Besanthal Herman, waiter, r. 451 Jessie
Besby Edward J., r. 313 Grove
" Henry J., bartender, r. 313 Grove
" Joseph A., druggist Samuel A, McDonnell,

r. 313 Grove
" William A., gilder Schussler Bros., r. 313
Grove
Bescelli Watale, baker Anton Lopresti, r. 203

Larkin
Bescheinen Gertrude Miss, varieties, 1657
Mission
" William, watchmaker, r. 1609 Howard
Beschieri Caroline Miss, teacher music, r. 1318

California
Beschormann Charles H., salesman Frederick
Schoettler, r. 627 Green
• ' Louisa, widow, r. 627 Green

BESECKER DANIEL E.,

law and collection agency. 306 Pine,
rooms 7-8, telephone Main 932, r.
1308 1-2 Larkin

Beseman Fredericka, widow, r. 1812 Dupont
" William A., salesman Stein, Simon & Co.,
r. 1812 Dupont
Beshorman Adolph, carpet layer, r. 131 Grove
Besler W., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill
Besota Francisco, fish dealer, r. 908 Sansome
Besozzi A. Mrs., teacher embroidery, r. 631 Val-
lejo
" Luigi, restaurant, 504 Market, r. 631 Val-
lejo
Besse Maurice, laundryman L. Duchein, r. 713
Montgomery Av
" William H., seaman, r. 821 Howard
Bessemer Henry L. (H. L. Bessemer & Son), r.
1587 Turk
" H. L. & Son (Henry L. and Leopold), cigars

and tobacco, 5.52 Washington
" Leopold (H. L. Bessemer & Son), r. 1587
Turk
Besser Joseph J., longshoreman, r. 27 Geneva
Bessette Arthur, speculator Donald McRae, r.
838 Mission
" Jules, tanner Legallet-Hellwig Tanning
Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av

Alexander, watchman Legallet-
Hellwig Tanning Co., r. 6th Av South nr
Railroad Av

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Jules, wool puller Legallet-Hellwig
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" Vital J., tanner Legallet-Hellwig Tan-
ning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av

" Vital Jean, lodgings, 815 Stockton
Bessing Joseph J., machinist Union I. Wks., r.

West Berkeley
Besson Edward A., clearing-house clerk Don-
ohoe-Kelly Banking Co., r. 218 Turk

" Emile, clerk Eppinger & Co., r. 90H4 San-
chez

" Gustave, mailing clerk Le Franco-Cal-
ifornien. r. 526 Vallejo

" Philip E., clerk R. T. Ward & Co.
Bessueille Pierre, foreman Mouret, Ghirardelli

& Co., r. 829 Montgomery
Best Alice M., artist, r. .309 Broderick
Best and Belcher Mining Co. (Storey Co.,
Nev.), Max Jafle secretary, 33 Nevada
Block

" Arthur W. (Best Bros.), and artist, r. 309
Broderick

" Bertram C, bookkeeper Best Bros., r. 309
Broderick

" Brothers (Arthur W. and Harry C.) cyclery,
411 Broderick

" Edwin, printer Call, r. 800 Kearny

" Elizabeth G. Mrs., tailor, r 1404 Pacific

" George W., lumberman, r. 108 Langton

" Harry C. (Best Bros.), and artist, r. .309
Broderick

" John, fireman str Corona, r. 2627 Harrison

" John, oiler tugboat Monarch

" John, salesman C. F. Weber & Co., r. Ala-
meda

" John A., engineer, r. 1186 Haight

" John E., carpenter, r. 1186 Haight

" Louis, machinist Joseph Black, r. 813V^

" Robert W., clerk Spring Valley W. W.. r.

1223 Pine
" William E. , machinist Krogh Mfg. Co., r. 203
Turk
Bestandig Lazarus, upholsterer, r. I62I14 Post

" Max", traveling salesman, r. 517 Mason
Bestandig Siegfried, manager Newman & Lev-
inson branch, 742-744 Market, r. 517
Mason
Besthorn Charles, traveling salesman, r. 1402
Church
•' Christopher, machinist Cal. Tool Wks., r.

422 Fremont
" George H.. painter, r. 1105 Scott
" Henry E. D., clerk Langley & .Michaels

Co., r. 977 Harrison
" Hermann A. E., shoemaker, 613 McAllister
" Hermann E., r. 65 Minna
Bestic Alexander J., clerk Goodall, Perkins &

Co., r. 15 South Park
Bestman Richard, blacksmith, r. 207 Montgom-
ery Av
Beston Margaret, widow, r. 316, 6th
" May E. Miss, telephone operator, r. 316, 6th
" Thomas, telephone operator, r. 316, 6th
Bestor Henry T., architect and manager The
Pacific Architect, 408 California, room21
Bestrom George, house painter, r. II14 Folsom

Av
Betancourt Emily D., widow, r. 122 Webster
4®*Betancourt. See Bettencourt
Betchardt Frank, hostler Johnson & Brown, r.

118, 14th
Betcher Albert, clerk, r. 222 Page
Betger Edward, shoemaker, r. 736 Green
Beth Adolph H. (Schwarz & Beth), r. .325 Eddy

Beth Anna Miss, stenographer, r. 325 Eddy-
Beth Israel Temple, S s Geary bet Octavia and

Laguna
Beth 01am Cemetery (Hebrew), N s Point Lo-

bos Av nr X3d Av
Bethany Congregational Church, Rev. Wil-
liam C. Pond pastor, W s Bartlett bet
25th and 2fith
Bethel African M. E. Church, Rev. E. T. Colt-
man pastor, W s Powell bet Jackson and
Pacific
Bethell James M., weigher R. Dunsmuir &
Sons, r. 106 Devisadero
" Thomas W., sergeant police, r. 603 Fell
Bethesda Mission, Hallet K. Mitchell super-
intendent, cor Howard and 8th
Bethesda Water, Louis Cahen & Son general

agents, 418 Sacramento
Bethlehem Congregational Church, Rev. Wil-
liam H. Tubb pastor, SW cor Vermont
and 24th
Bethlehem Kindergarten, Miss B. P. Tubb

principal, SW cor Vermont and 24th
Betkowski Anita, dressmaker, r. 23 Silver
" Ellen, widow, r. 23 Silver
" Frank D., gilder S. & G. Gump, r. 23 Silver
Beton Peter, laborer, r. 127, 4th
" Walter, seaman, r. 127, 4th
Betsch Charles, baker, r. 763 Howard
Betsche Susan, widow, r. 609 Olive Av
Betshart Frank X., milker, r. Scott Av nr Sil-
ver Av
" Louis, milker, r. Scott Av nr Silver Av
Bette Herman, ladies' tailor, 315 Sutter
Betteker Louis, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 544

Lott
Bettelheim Paul, r. 2615 Union
Betten Henry, cornice maker Forderer Cornice

Wks., r. Alameda
Bettencourt Abel, laborer, r. 216 Jackson
" Bernard J. (Ottenberg & Bettencourt), r.

119^ Fillmore
" Cesar, barber John Stahle, r. 22 Stockton PI
" Joseph McG., commission, r. 939 Mont-
gomery
" Manuel, laborer, r. 216 Jackson
" Manuel, seaman, r. 513 Chestnut
'• Pauline, widow, r. 904 Broadway
4®~ Bettencourt. See Betancourt
Betterton Thomas H., stenographer Charles

Nelson
Bettini Baptiste, carpenter, r. 1080 Brannan
Bettis Abigail M., widow, r. 2532 Mission
" Frank A. (Fox & Bettis), attorney at law,

430 Montgomery, room 6
" Frank A. Mrs., proprietor The Ottington,
310 Stockton
Bettman Albert, clerk Hilbert Bros., r. 1355 Post
" Alfred, merchant, r. 1355 Post
" Frank, traveling salesman Coblentz. Pike

&Co.,r. 310 Kearny
" Gustav, merchant, r. 1355 Post
" Henry L., teacher music, r. 1805 Fillmore
" Joseph J., merchant, r. 1148 Sutter
" Lawrence, with M. Bettman Co., r. 13.55

Post
" Leopold, salesman N. P. Petersen & Co., r.

817 Geary
" Louis, merchant, r. 1805 Fillmore
" M. Co., Sigmund M. Bettman manager,
importers and dealers soapmakers' and
laundry supplies, 121 California
" Sigmund M., manager M. Bettman'Co., 121
California, r. 1355 Post
Bettoli Stephen, r. 1912 Jones
Betts Frank, r. 33 Hinckley
" Percy G., clerk Betts Spring Co., r. Berke-
ley
Betts Spring Co., William M. Betts president,
Edwin Fretwell secretary, manufactur-
ers locomotive, car and wagon springs,
218 Fremont
" William, spring maker Betts Spring Co., r.
628 Natoma
Betts William M., president Betts Spring Co.,

218 Fremont, r. Berkeley
Bettsman John, clerk, r. 1929 California
Betz Albert, stenographer attorney -general, r.
Berkeley

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Betz Charles, window cleaner, r. 7i29 California
" George, liquors, 705 Battery
" George P., clerk, r. 307 Capp
" Louis P., clerk local freight office S. P.

Co., r. Berkeley
" Lucia, widow, r. 307 Capp
" William, window cleaner, r. 739 California
" William A., bakery, 1101 Howard
Betzel Isidor L., r. 1417 Lyon
" Louis, cutter H. Alexander & Co., r. 1934

Bush
" Louis, solicitor Louis Levy, r. 1303 Golden
Gate Av
Betzold Agnes, domestic, 636 Hermann
" Charles, cook Strelow & Horstman, r. 813

Mission
" Jacob, butcher Simon Silverberg, r. 944, 13th

Av South
" Mathes, capitalist, r. 3330 Sutter
Beuchat Marie, widow, r. 605 Broadway
Beuge Henry, vegetable man German Hospital
Beuille Anna Miss, laundress Peter Feutrier

" Jean, waiter, r. 643 Broadway
Beuler John F., bakery, 2007b Fillmore
Beutelspacher Charles S., laundryman, r. WA

Isis
Beutler Frank B., foreman shade factory G. W.

Clark & Co., r. 1931 Filbert
;6®-Beutler. See Butler

Beuttler John, butcher, 530Haight,r.603 Haight
Beuvron Julius, cellarman Lenormand Bros., r.

417 Natoma rear
Bevan Alice Miss, r. 121 Stockton
" Benjamin, clerk, r. 1423 Geary
" Charles, horse collar maker Kempkey, Gil-
liam & Sawyer, r. 748 Brannan
" Edwin J., grocer, 748 Brannan
" George, clerk Cal. Wire Wks., r.333 Bay
" James, waiter, r. 537 Sacramento
" Michael, joiner Sohussler Bros., r. 13 Page
" Washington J., mining engineer, 509 Mont-
gomery, r. 955 Howard
Bevans Isaac L., deputy superintendent streets,
r. 716 Cole
" W., lineman Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r. 675
Mission
Bevell Harry P., machinist, r. 15 Cherry
•' Margaret, widow, r. 117 Page
" Richard M., fireman, 34b Moss
" William T., vaquero J. G. Johnson & Son
Bevereux G. L., bookkeeper Haas Bros., r. Oak-
land
Beveridge George F., r. 2405 Oetavia
" Horatio, with H. M. Newhall & Co., r. 729

Ashbury
" John A., r. 3421 Washington
Beverly Edward H.. dairy, 130 Fillmore
" Herbert G., salesman Eveleth & Nash, r.
818 Powell
4®=Beverly. See Beaverly
Bevers J. G., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co.. r.

Oakland
Beversen Brothers (Henry and Martin), gro-
ceries and liquors, 570 Mission
" Henry (Beversen Bros.), r. 655B 20th
" Henry vBeversen & Fallings and Puvogel

& Beversen). r. 53314, 4th
" John, seaman, r. 28 Clay
" Martin (Beversen Bros.), r. 570 Mission
Beversen & Faltings (Henry Beversen and
Julius Faltings), groceries and liquors,
535, 4th
Bevier Herbert N. Rev., pastor Memorial Pres-
byterian church, r. 18 Latona
Bevilacqua Eugene, peddler, r. Silver Av nr

Merrill
Bevilockway Louis M. (Morrison & Bevilock-

way), r. 104 San Jose Av
Bevis Joseph W., brass finisher W. T. Garratt
& Co., r. 656 Harrison
" Samuel, mate str Capt. Weber
" Thomas J., brass furnisher W. T. Garratt

& Co., r. 320, 24th
" Thomas J. Mrs., fruits and vegetables, 320,
24th
Beyer Adolph H., bartender A. W. Beyer, r.
2319 Powell
" Adoipli W., liquors, SW cor Bay and
Powell

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Beyer Emit, lampman Edison Light and Power
Co., r. 734 Treat Av
" Ernest, bakery, 1519 Devisadero
" Frederick C, waiter, r. 640^^ Jessie
" H., musician, r. 925i4 Mission
" Oscar T., laborer South S. F. Tannery, r.

25th bet Nebraska and Vermont
" Otto W., cook, r. 636 Commercial
" Peter, baker C. G. Larsen, r. 546 Jessie
" Urban, liquor dealer, r. 1203 Kearny
j8®-Beyer. See Beier and Byer
Beyersdorf John, saloon keeper, r. 106 Eddy

" Louis, liquors. SE cor Central Av and Pine
Beyfuss Carl, ship and freight broker, 123 Cali-
fornia, room 13, r. 1710 Geary
" Ernst, manufacturers' agent, 35 New Mont-
gomery, r. 2124 Post
Beylack Bruno, bartender, r. 243 Minna
Bez Louis, r. 1529 Washington
Bezamat Frederick, ironer La Grande Laundry
Bezezinski Lizzie, labeler John Wieland Brew-
ery, r. .338, 5th ■
Biaggi Arturo, foreman Stange & Jaenicke, r.

41/2 Pfeiffer
Biagi Angelina, widow, r. 1026 Broadway
Biagi D. & Co. (Domenico Biagi), fruit and pro-
duce commission merchants, 530-522 San-
some
" Domenico (D. Biagi & Co.), r. 814b Green
" Joseph, waiter, r. 63 Minna
" Lawrence (A. Frediani & Co.), r. 535 Hayes
" Silvestro (De Grazia & Co.), r. 739 Filbert
Biagini Antonio, driver Lorenzini & Christo-
fani
" C. & Co. (Casimiro Biagini, Luigi Artana
and Giuseppe Giovannettij, blacksmiths
and wagon makers, 52054 Davis
" Casimiro (C. Biagini & Co.), r. 514 Davis

rear
" Florinde, r. 508 Greenwich
" Frank, student, r. 508 Greenwich
" Giuseppe, blacksmith C. Biagini & Co., r.

514 Clark
" Giuseppe, peddler, r. 508 Greenwich
" Joseph, teamster, r. 508 Greenwich
" Joseph, window cleaner, r. 333 Green
" Kate, widow, r. 622 Front
" Narcissa, cellar foreman Fiorenzo Cavag-

naro, r. 702 Front
" Zefarino, salesman Milani & Co., r. 3
Marion PI
Biancalana Americo, blacksmith Luigi Pardini,
r. 408 Broadway
•' Jacopa, finisher Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 214,

8th
" Matteo, butcher L. Simi & Son, r. 72154
Filbert
Bianchi Adam, porter S. Levy & Co., r. 1712
Sutter
" Amato, wines and liquors, 1136 Folsom, r.

same
" Angelo, foreman Ruffino & Bianchi. r. 427,

7th
" Angelo, tailor, r. 11 Bannam PI
" Antonio, with Sterling & Parker
" Carilo (Boschetti & Bianchi), r. 1707 Dupont
" Carlo D. (Ruffino & Bianchi), r. 437, 7th
" Charles, helper S. Rovere & Co., r. 11 Ban-
nam PI
" Eugenio (Barry & Bianchi), attorney at

law, 305 Larkin
" Frederick, cook, r. 2 Scotland
" George, saloon keeper, r. 6 Telegraph PI
" Giovanni (National Window and House

Cleaning Co.), r. 10a Jasper PI
" Giuseppe, fisherman, r. 1018 Montgomery

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Bianchi Giuseppe, paste layer G. B. Musto & Co.
" Joseph, clerk Rufflno & Bianchi, r. 427, 7th
" Joseph, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 63

Minna
•' L. Miss, stenographer Louis Saroni & Co.,

r. 437, 7th
" Leopoldo, clerk Dellamaggiora & Co., r.

2505 Mission
" Lorenzo, paste maker, r. 8 Scotland PI
'• Louis (Vitalini, Bianchi & Co.), r. 606 Fil-
bert
" Louis A., fruits and vegetables, Sll.Larkin
■' Luigi, fisherman, r. 908 Sansome
" Pietro, clerk, r. 416 Pacific
•' Robert, teamster, r. 434 Sanchez
■' Virginio, liquors, 1503 Stockton, r. 1518
Stockton
Bianchini Antonio, r. 114 Pacific
" Fortunato, clerk Misaele Bianchini, r. 1439

Valencia
" Francisco, peddler, r. 734 Montgomery
" Giuseppe D., marble cutter Rufftno &

Bianchi, r. 565 Bryant
" Misaele, fruits and Vegetables, 1439 Valen-
cia
" Ottavio (S. Rovere & Co.), r. 317 Broadway
'• Silvio, cement worker, r. 9 Bamnan PI
Bianco Frank (Bianco & Minelli), r. 14 Hayes
^' & Minelli (Frank Bianco and Zanobi Mi-
nelli). florists, 14 Hayes
Bianuci Peter (L. Solari & Co.), r. Railroad Av

bet 11th and 12th Avs South

Biasotti Antonio (Varni & Biasottti), r. 759, 7th

" Dominico, liquors, San Bruno Av nr Bacon

" Maria, widow, r. San Bruno Av nr Bacon

Biassotti William, florist, 314b Sutter, r. 628

Broadway
Bibb Dandridge H., vice-president Golden Gate
Lumber Co., 4 Sutter, rooms 8-10, tele-
phone 756, r. 1310 Folsom
" Sarah, widow, r. 725 Devisadero
Bibbero David, traveling salesman, r. 1623 Mc-
Allister
Bibbins Tracy E.. clerk General Electric Co., r.

605 O'Farrell
Bibby Emily M. Miss, r. SW cor 17th and Clara
Av
" William S.. waiter Collins & Wheeland, r.
13 William
Biber Bertha Mme., ladies' tailor, 726 Sutter
" George V., clerk Jones & Co., r. 726 Sutter
" Paul E.. student, r. 726 Sutter
>i^=Biber. See Bieber
Bibergall Jacob, glazier, r. 432^4, 6th

" Maurice, glazier, r. 432V4, 6th
Bible Truth Depository, Alexander W. H. Mac-

Ewen proprietor, 69 Flood Bldg
Bibliothequede la Ligue Nationale Francaise,
Daniel Levy president, Aime Masson
secretary, 305 Larkin
Bibo Nathan, president Bibo. Newman & Iken-
berg, 1447 Polk, r. 1515 Vallejo

Bibo, Newman & Ikenberg,

(incorporated:, Nathan Bibo presi-
dent. Max Ikenberg vice-president,
Leopold Newman secretary and treas-
urer, grocers and manufacturers home
made California fruit specialties, SW
cor Polk and California
Bibo Samuel, solicitor, r. 918 Van Ness Av
Bicci Eloza Mrs., cigar maker, r. 2010 Mason
Bichard Charles N., junk dealer, 372Brannan, r.

414 Brannan
Bichsel John, lash maker Keyston Bros., r. 110
Minna

Bickel Adolf W., confectioner, r. 1329 Union

" Emile, tailor, 323 Noe
Bickel Homer T., real estate, 508 Montgomery,
room 25, r. 3325 Clay
" John C. A., porter, r. 1329 Union
Bickerdike Frederick, ironer Neustadter Bros.,
r. 38 Ridley
" John T., cabinet maker S. F, Furniture
Mfg. Co.. r. 524/2 Turk
Bickerstafl John, carpenter, r. 1318 Dupont
" Joseph I., laborer S. F. Bridge Co., r. 17
Louisa
4®"Bickerstaff. See Biggerstaff
Biokford Benjamin L., carpenter, r. 1575% Mar-
ket
Bickford Clarence E., coffee broker, 38 Califor-
nia, r. 816 Sutter
" Edward H., adjuster Willcox & Gibbs S.

M. Co., r. Alameda
" George, whitener, r. 16M Rausch
" John F., soap maker Commercial Soap Co.,

r. Ill, 24th
" Thomas M., engineer, r. 2939 Howard
Bickley John, lineman Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r.

241, 7th
Bickmore George, carpenter, r. 513, 22d

" I. Miss, packer Viavi Co., r. 513, 22d
Bicknell Clifford N., waiter, r. 117 Hermann
Bicycle Step Ladder Co. The, Jno. Woodlock

agent, 26 Beale
Biddolph James, machinist, r. 27 Hawthorne
" J. Edward, clerk I. S. Van Winkle, r. 27
Hawthorne
Bidekofi August, barber, r. 1731 Mission
Biderbost Herman, milker Edward Miller, r.

W s Mission Road nr Onondago Av
Bidinger Charles, barber, r. 504 Jessie
" Frederick, butcher Rudolph Haas, r. 504

Jessie
" Gustave A., barber McGovern & Bidinger,

r. 504 Jessie
" Rose, domestic, 439M Bryant
" Sophie, widow, r. 504 Jessie
Bidleman Adele Mrs., r. 3 Frankfort Av
Bidstrup Isaac, longshoreman, r. 732b 22d
Bidwell Jay D., salesman Holt Bros. & Co., r.
52, 13th
" Julia P., widow, r. 516 Oak
" Mamie Mrs., clerk, r. 304 Turk
" Sullivan, peddler, r. 129, 2d
Bidwill Richard, sergeant police, r. 1410 Hyde
Bieber Frank, shoemaker, 1522 Jackson
" Paul, winery and distillery, 824 San Jose
Av
4®-Bieber. See Biber

Biebesheimer George, optician L. A. Berteling,
r. 1021 Filbert
" Gustav F., optician L. A. Berteling, r. 1021

Filbert
" Julius, wood carver F. T. Riley, r. 1021

Filbert
" Peter, r. 1021 Filbert
Biedenbach August, baker Charles Strohmier,

r. 140 Silver
Biedeman Arguello F., asst. repairer fire alarm

and police telegraph, r. 1423 Geary
Biederman Charles A., stationery, 519 Mont-
gomery Av, r. St. Helena, Napa Co.
" J., porter Crane Co.
Biedermann Louis, whitener Sanborn, Vail &
Co., r. 366 Minna
" Mary J., widow, r. 366 Minna
" Robert, clerk Manuel Nathan, r. 19 John
Bieg Frank, cooper David, Woerner, r. 33, 14th
Biegel Nicholas, r. 2001 Polk
Biegiliomini Peter (Fava & Biegiliomini), r.

33101/2 Mission
Biehl Philip F. C, physician, 314 Spreckels

Bldg, r. 413/2, 19th
Biehn Charles A. (Biehn & Scannell), r. 911
Howard
" & Scannell (Charles A. Biehn and Jere-
miah F. Scannell), horseshoers, 670
Mission
>ti®=Biehn. See Bean, Bien and Bein
Biehs George, willow and cane worker, 628 Mar-
ket, r. Berkeley
Biel Bettie Miss, dressmaker, r. 622 Polk
" Lydia Miss, clerk, r. 622 Polk

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Biel Mattie Miss, clerk, r. 622 Polk
Bielawski Casimir, r. 2302^4 California
Bielenberg Herman, butcher J. Schweitzer &
Co., r. 217, 2d
" Nicholas J., driver F. Kreling Sons Co., r.

329 Guerrero
" Peter H., liquors, 2049 Folsom
" Theodore, liquors, 406 Market
Bielich Peter, porter R. J. Techau & Co., r. 253

Stevenson
Bielski Hattie Miss, stenofirapher Luscombe &
Isaacs, r. 706 Fulton
" Max, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 706
Fulton
Bien (Scandinavian weekly), Hartwick &
Freese publishers, 623 Montgomery
" Joseph, locksmith, 404 Sacramento, r. 1216

Pierce
" Joseph E., attorney at law, 426 California,

room 4, r. 1216 Pierce
" Julius H., clerk, r. 1216 Pierce
" Louis, traveling salesman Levi Strauss &
Co., r. 2005 Green
4®=Bien. See Bean, Bein and Biehn
Bienenfeld A. M., draughtsman, r. 2120 Pine
Bienenfeld Bernard, general agent Standard
Asphalt Co., 4th and Townsend, room 26,
r. Fresno
" Ellas, r. 2120 Pine
Bienfeldt George, plumber J. E. Britt, r. 131

Henry
Bienfleld Henry L., inspector Harbor Commis-
sioners
Bieno Stephen, teamster, r. 221, 17th
Bier Charles S. (Rinaldo Bros. & Co.), r. Hotel
Richelieu
" Hypolite, salesman Rinaldo Bros. & Co., r.

1510 Octavia
" Joseph E. (Bier & Regensburger), r. 1510
Octavia
Bier & Regensburger (Joseph E. Bier and Mel-
ville M. Regensburger), note and war-
rant brokers, 68 Donohoe Bldg
im'Bier. See Beer and Behr
Bierbaum Bernhard, bartender J. Dohrmann, r.
16 East
" Frederick W. A., salesman Ernst Essmann,
r. 1747 Mission
Bierce Ambrose, special writer The Examiner,
NE cor Market and Grant Av
" A. S., hydraulic pressman U. S. Mint, r.

North Berkeley
" Roderick N., salesman Nolan Bros. Shoe
Co., r. 725 Pine
Bierer Luella, apprentice P. Koment & Co., r.

692 McAllister
Bierhofl Samuel, merchant, r. 1814 Post
. Biering Charles, trimmer Edison Light & Power
Co., r. 230, 8th Av
" Emil F., electrician, r. 230, 8th Av
Bierling Fredericka, widow, r. 1308 Geary
Biermann Freda, dressmaking, 418 Powell
Biermark August, r. 24 Metcalf PI
Bierwirth Ernest, pantryman str Santa Rosa
Biesch Charles F., trackman Sutter St. Ry., r.

1839 Polk
Biesel Frederick W., pattern fitter S. F. Stove
Wks., r. 444 Brannan

BIESS B. L.,

manufacturer of counters, bars, ofiQce,
store, restaurant and saloon fixtures,
Tivoli tables, show cases, billiard cov-
ers and poker tables, 907 Mission, r. 9
Cleveland rear

Biester William, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Sacramento and Leavenworth, r. 1122
Leavenworth

BifQn Charles, brass molder, r. 134 Erie

Big Canyon Mill and Mining Co. (El Dorado
Co.), office 533 Market, room 3

Big Dipper Mining Co. (Placer Co.), Columbus
Waterhouse president, E. W. A. Water-
house vice-president, Seymour Water-
house secretary and general manager,
16-22 Beale

Big Sandy Mill and Mining Co. (Kingman, A.
T.), C. A. Grow secretary, 27 Mills Bldg,
5th floor

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Maoufacturers of

WINDOW SHADES.

ESTIMATES FURNISHED.
G^l-G^'T A^artcet St.

Biganego Emilio, cigar maker, r. 312 Union
Bigbee James, cabinet maker, r. 645 Folsom
Bigelow Alfred, laborer, r. 210 Langton

" Charles E., shipping clerk John J. New-
begin, r. 537 Alvarado

" Charles P., bricklayer, r. 537 Alvarado

" Chester W., machinist J. K. Bigelow

" Clara J. Mrs., vice-principal John Swett
Grammar School, r. 621 Guerrero

" Cornelius, carpenter, r. 328, 3d rear

•' Edwin, bricklayer, r. 529 Sacramento

" Edwin W., adjuster Gas Consumers' Assn.,
r. 108 Haight

" George A., solicitor, r. 808 Mission

" Henry D., journalist S. F. News Letter

" Jared H., manufacturer children's shoes,
139, 1st, r. 653 Howard
Bigelow J. Edwards, secretary A. S. Neal
Warehouse Co., SE cor Filbert and San-
some, r. 621 Guerrero

" John, laborer, r. 315 Bryant
Bigelow John F., vice-president The Nevada
Bank of San Francisco, NW cor Mont-
gomery and Pine, r. 2603 California

" John J., cooper Cornell & Co., r. 413 Harri-
son

" John K., machinist, 10 Stevenson

" John O., helper Risdon L & L. Wks., r. 614
r. 614 Folsom

" Judge T., trussmaker, 105 Stockton, r. Oak-
land

" Lyman M., machinist J. K. Bigelow, r.
Elmhurst, Alameda Co.

" Mary, widow, r. 608 Haight

" Melinda F., widow, r. 1214 Langton rear
Bigelow Samuel C, president Savings and
Loan Society, 101 Montgomery, and of-
fice 510 California, r. 1300 McAllister

" Susan H. Mrs., teacher Clement Gram-
mar School, r. 3014 Buchanan
>8®=Bigelow. See Biglow
Biggart John, ship carpenter, r. 221, 7th
Bigger Anne, widow, r. 1808 Lexington Av

" Jennie, widow, laundress, r. 1110 Pacific

" John A., cabinet maker W. &. J. Sloane &
Co., r. 730 Vallejo

" Robert, tanner, r. 827, 16th Av South
Biggerstafl Eugene K., clerk Wellman, Peck &
Co. , r. 2028 Green

" Frederick McKay, musician, r. 828 Powell

" James C, seaman, r. 28 Sacramento

" Joseph, laborer, r. 17 Louisa

" Milton, coachman, 1018 Bush
4S"Biggerstaff. See Bickerstaff
Biggins James, r. 72 South Park

" John, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 6 Mont-
calm

" John J., boiler maker Eureka Boiler WTss. ,
r. 6 Montcalm

" P. (P. Biggins & Co.), r. SW cor Utah and

BIGGINS P. & CO.,

hair factory, San Bruno Av nr Islais
Creek

Biggins Thomas, longshoreman O. R. & N. Co.,

r. 34% Perry
Biggs Daniel, butcher, r. SW cor 6th Av South

and L
" David, butcher, r. 8th Av South bet M and

N
" David A., butcher, r. N s 1st Av South nr

Railroad Av
" Donald, sheep dealer, r. 6th Av South bet

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" Ellen, widow, liquors, 18 Everett

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Biggs Haroourt G. (Cal. Horse Repository), r.

510 Van Ness Av
Biggs Harrie C, secretary William H. Birch &

Co. (incorporated), 129-135, 1st, r. 1600

" John H., waiter George H. Richard, r. 247

" Marion Jr., capitalist, r. 1125, 18th

" Neil, workman U. S. Mint, r. 1028, 16th Av

South
" William O'N.. butcher South S. F. Packing
and Provision Co., r, 8th Av South bet M
and N
Biggy James, laundryman, r. 550 Valencia
Biggy Willlain J., vice-president United States
Laundry Association, lOM Market, r. 550
Valencia
Bigley Edward A., r. 729 Fillmore
" Ella T. Miss, r. 729 Fillmore
" Ella Miss, saleslady, r. 1119 Mission
" James, machinist, r. 212, 1st
" Jane A. Miss, teacher Hearst Grammar

School, r. 729 Fillmore
" John, collector, r. 1119 Mission
" May E. Mrs., r. 232 Van Ness Av
" Patrick, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.

805 Golden Gate Av
" Peter J., r. 729 Fillmore
" Thomas H., clerk, r. 729 Fillmore
" William H., engineer S. P. Co., r. 1919
Howard
J8®" Biglow. See Bigelow

Bignami Dominic, draughtsman Pissis & Moore,
r. Oakland
" F., musician, 39, 4th
Bignotti Frederick, butcher, r. 1717 Dupont
" Giacomo, fruits and vegetables, 1717 Du-
pont
" Giovanni, gardener Colombo Market, r. San
Jose Road nr Sunnyside Av
Bigsby John, r. 149, 2d
Bigue Julia Mrs., r. 721 Broadway
«' Marie, ironer Vital Dufranc, r. 1110 Pacific
" Pierre, with J. Godeau & Co., r. 721 Broad-
way
Bihan Napoleon L., driver Wells, Fargo & Co.,

r. 257 Minna
Bilay Hugo A., silversmith Shreve & Co., r. 930,

19th
Bildhauer G., millwright, r. 933 Kearny
Biles James N., draughtsman, r. 717 Post
Bilflnger Gus, assistant treasurer California

Theatre, r. ISOO'A Stockton
Bill Conrad (Bill & Krausgrill), r. 1003 Green-
wich
" Frank T. (Bill & Erikson), r. 7 Grand Av
" George, butcher, SE cor Clay and Powell,

r. 930 Powell
" George, clerk Bill & Krausgrill, r. 1003

Greenwich
" H., conductor Geary St. RR., r. 17 Johnston

Av
" Jacob, pork butcher, 124, 3d, r. 212 Minna
" John T. (Leavitt & Bill), r. 320 McAllister
" & Erikson (Frank T. Bill and Sven Erik-
son), blacksmiths, 205, 8th
" & Krausgrill (Conrad Bill and Philip
Krausgrill), furniture and upholstery,
1322 Stockton
4®=-Bill. See Bills

Billberg Magnus F., seaman, r. 411 Drumm
Billenstein John, baker, r. 625 Clay
Biller John (Biller & Qualman), r. Alameda
" & Qualman (John Biller and Frederick H.
Qualman), carpenters and builders, 232
Fulton

Billings Bertha M. Miss, stenographer Yates &
Co., r. 515 Turk
" Frederick (estate of), G. W. Granniss

agent, 37 Montgomery Block
" George E., manager Hall Bros., 28 Cal-
ifornia, r. 1612 Clay
" Harry, liquors, 801 Montgomery, r. 1308

Mason
" Homer J., clerk, r. 515 Turk
" John C, salesman James H. Malone, r. 3b

Russ
" William, gardener, r. 1714 Clay
Billingslea Thomas, wood and coal, 317 Turk, r.
3091/2 Elm Av
" Walter, delivery clerk William Cline,

r. 31914 Elm Av
" William, floorman R. E. Cole, r. 246, 3d
Billington Grant, surveyor, r. 220 Pacific
" John R., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 304,

8th Av
" William C. (Billington & Thomson), and
photographer, Sutro Heights, r. 304, 8th
Av
" & Thomson (William C. Billington and
Thomas C. Thomson), photographers Pt.
Lobos Av nr Clifl House
Billman Charles, marker S. F. Laundry, r. 1519
Eddy
" Teresa, widow, r. 2508 Bush fear
Bills Charles B. (Butler & Co.), r. San Jose
" Charles F. (George A. and Charles F.

Bills), r. 2120 Pt. Lobos Av
" George A. (George A. and Charles F.Bills),

r. 2120 Pt. Lobos Av
" George A. and Charles F., managers Ma-
jestic Bicycle Co., 1632 Market
4®=-Bills. See Bill
Billsteen Peter C, tailor, 23 Kearny
Bilms Frederick H., barber, cigars and tobacco,

409 Broderick
Bilse Adolf, cashier Home and Phoenix Ins.

Co's, r. Oakland
Bilty Stephen A. D., r. 2426 Market
Biltz Frederick R., piano tuner The Zeno Mau-

vais Music Co., r. Lorln, Alameda Co.
Bimmerle Moritz, bakery and coffee saloon, 200,

11th
Binan Timothy, laborer, r. 1729V^ Mission
Binckley George S., civil engineer Union I.
Wks., r. 708 Taylor
" Nellie F. Miss, portrait artist, 704 Sutter
Binder Charlet C, clerk E. C. Binder, r. 105 Butte
" E., porter, r. 519 Sacramento
" Edward C, groceries, NE cor 21st and

Bryant Av, r. 105 Butte
" Frederick Mrs., r. 9?i Harriet
" Paul, carpenter, r. 105 Butte
Bine Henry, salesman, r. 310 Clementina
" Henry T., salesman Reiss Bros. & Co., r.

1518 Post
" Leon (Reiss Bros. & Co.), r. 1518 Post
Biner Oscar, elevator man, 132 Market, r. 23

Kearny
Binet John J., carpenter, r. 325 Fair Oaks
" Joseph L., contractor and builder, r. 325
Fair Oaks
Binford Alfred D., janitor New City Hall
Bingberg Catherine, widow, r. 504, 9th
Binge Theodore C. D., draughtsman engineering

dept. S. P. Co., r. 301 Leavenworth
Bingham Alexander, wire worker Standard Iron
& Wire Wks., r. 308 Sutter
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 1002 Polk
" Frederick B., heliopus paper, r. 331M Eddy
" George M., accountant M. J. Brandenstein
&Co.,r. 722, 17th
Bingham H. & Co. (Henry Bingham), stevedores,

NE cor Sansome and Halleck
Bingham Henry (H. Bingham & Co.) and steve-
dore Pacific Mail Dock, office First and
Brannan, telephone Main 5535, r. 1501
Golden Gate Av, telephone West 525
" James H., street contractor, 28 Phelan

Bldg, r. 113 Gough
" John E., capmaker, r. 7^2 Verona PI
" Robert F. A., clerk, r. 722, 17th
" William, shoemaker, 1228 Pt. Lobos Av
" William N. G., clerk, r. 722, 17th
Single Sarah D., widow, r. 2308 Webster

rr\1 f — ^ "I "I J * Has the largest circulation of

Ine i3tiiietin -^ 'r.io'.Tir,',t^°^'

W. B. CHAPMAN,

Importer of Selected Vintages of
c BARTON & aUESTIER'5 Fine Bordeaux and Sauternes.

123 CALIFORNIA STREET.

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Bingley Leon B., engraver Union Photo-Engrav-
ing Co., r. 612 Buchanan
Bini Giuseppe, baker, r. 411 Green
•' Luigi, fruits, 1013, 18th, r. Ill Collingwood
" Rinardo, fanner, r. 703 Front
Biniarz Paul, shoemaker, 1940 Folsom, r. 128

Capp
Binion Jacob, baker A. Hauser, r. 330 Clement
Binner Theodore, wood carver F. T. Riley, r. 7

Albion Av
Binneweg Abraham (Wetting & Binneweg), r.

320 Natoma
Binnie Robert, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Devisadero and Ellis, r. 1304 Devisa-
dero
Binnig Margaret, widow, r. 1849 Lexington Av
Binning Charles, r. 1537 Post
" Charles, bookkeeper M. J. Brandenstein &

Co., r. 1920 Page
" Henry, machinist Union I. Wks., r. 663
Minna
Binns Joseph R., 2d lieutenant Co. D. 1st Infan-
try U. S. A., Angel Island
Bino J. J. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 525 Green

" John J., r. 535 Green
Binse Albert, teacher gymnastics, r. 721 Va-
lencia
Binz Conrad, janitor London and S. F. Bank, r.
205 Chestnut
" William, dairyman, 19th Av South nr J
Binzer Charles, dairy produce, 1119 Howard
Biogano Antonio, porter Sartori & Fantina, r.

Filbert
Biot Marie Miss, dairy produce, 52 Centre Mar-
ket, r. 42314 Post
Birbe Henry C, foreman Roth, Blum iSc Co., r.

825, 17th Av South
Birch A. Miss, seamstress, r. 1045 Market
" A. E. Miss, operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 21

Stockton
" Alexander, laborer, r. 48 Minna
" Andrew, carpenter, r. 15th nr Hampshire
" Arndt G., cashier Bancroft- Whitney Co., r.

Birch Frank C, director William H. Birch &

Co., 129-135, 1st, r. 899 Pine
" Thomas J., advertising agent, r. 3918 Fill-
more
" Victor, dishwasher Niels J. Lund, r. SE

cor Folsom and 16th
Birch William H., president William H. Birch

& Co., 139-135, 1st
Birch WiUiam H. & Co. (incorporated), William

H. Birch president, W. Walter Birch

vice-president and treasurer, H. C. Biggs

secretary, machinery, and proprietors

California Machine Works, 129-135, 1st
" William M., fruits, Stanyan opp Haight,

r. 1721a Haight
Birch W. Walter, vice-president and treasurer

William H. Birch & Co., 129-135, 1st, r.

3732 Sacramento
4®=Birch. See Burch
Birchall Mary, widow, r. 1539 Eddy

" William, tailor J. F. Flierl, r. 410 Post
Bird Barbara J., widow, r. 5 Burcham PI
" Caroline H., widow, r. 921 Jessie
" Daisy Miss, waitress, r. 5 Burcham PI
" Edith F. Miss, waitress, r. 5 Burcham PI
" Edward, cook Harry Adolph, r. 623 Clay
" Edward, 1st engineer str Newsboy, r. 14

Midale
" Frank L., manager P. Centemeri & Co., 7

Kearny, r. 843 Fillmore
" Frank W., salesman F. W. Kreling Sons

Co., r. 511, 24th
" George R., salesman P. Centemeri & Co.,

r. 843 Fillmore
'• Harry (Bird & Haughy), r. 2316 Jones
" Henry C. r. 1501/2 Market
" James W.. sign painter, r. 1311 Eddy
" Jesse, r. 134, 9 th
" Johannes W., hardware, glass and wall

paper, 3238-3240 Mission, r. 6 Tiffany PI
" John C, machinist, r. 652^4 Jessie
" John C, machinist Main St. I. Wks., r.

3037, 16th
" John F., 3d asst. engineer str Washtenaw,

r. 328M Sanchez

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
CORRUGATED IRON,

Galvanized, Black and Painted,
for Roofing and Siding.

SOSXOSI-r IVIARKET" ST.

Bird Manley D., clerk auditing dept. Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. Oakland
" Marion F., r. 325 O'Farrell
" Mary D., clerk Market St. Ry., r. Lorin
" Michael H., machinist, r. 510 Mission
" Nelson J., examining surgeon The Travel-
ers' Ins. Co., r. 2100 Bush
" Patrick F.. cashier, r. 2921 Pine
" Richard, clerk S. P. Co., r. 19 Gilbert
" Kobert B., freight clerk P. C. S. S. Co., r.

" Robert S., watchmaker, 912 Powell

" Samuel A., salesman J. B. Russell, r. 606

Larkin
" Walter, plumber, r. 1140a Howard
" William, cooper, r. 4 Alger PI
" William O., stenographer Jones, Mimdy &

Co., r. 843 Fillmore
Bird & Haughy (Harry Bird and James C.

Haughy), proprietors California Saw

Works, 208-213 Mission, tel Main 1505
.^Bird. See Burd

Birdsall Alfred W., stereotyper, r. 412, 5th Av
" Benjamin, r. 1105^/4 Vallejo
" Charles J., salesman The Pope Mfg. Co., r.

639 Guerrero
" David H., traveling salesman Cal. Powder

- Wks.,r. 944, 20th
" Frederick, machinist Union I. Wks., r.

11051^ Vallejo
" Frederick W., physician, 1634 Sacramento
" George, lieuienant police, r. 629 Guerrero
" Geoige L., bartender Osborn & Co., r. 23

Willow Av
" Walter B., cashier Am. Type Founders' Co.,

r. 627 Ellis
" W. B.Mrs., r. 627b Ellis
" William L., bartender James P. Dunne &

Co., r. 33 Willow Av
" Zephnlah, superintendent Wells, Fargo &

Go's stable, r. 831 Green
Birdsey Arthur, porter Brigham, Hoppe & Co., r.

1003 Polk
-^^Birge. See Burge

Birgle Charles (Struven & Birgle), r. 101 Ne-
vada
" Charles, tanner, r. 33d bet Vermont and

Kansas, Potrero
Birkholm Charles C, masterschr F. S. Redfield,

office 38 California, r. 1045 Market
" Emil M. C, cabinet maker, r. 309^/4 Chatta-

" F. S., master schr Lottie Carson, ofBce 10

California, room 3, r. 1045 Market
" Hans H. (Birkholm & Field), r. 1037, 20th
" Henry, hostler, r. 1011 Devisadero
" S. G., master mariner, r. 1045 Market
Birkholm & Field (Hans H. Birkholm and
Harry B. Field), proprietors Yosemite
House, 1043-1045 Market
" Soren G., restaurant, 44 East, and liquors,
46 East, r. 334 Fair Oaks
Birkinshaw George, asst. engineer str Point

Loma, r. 742 Howard
Birkmaier George L., agent T. L.Leedom & Co.,

35 New Montgomery, r. Alameda
Birmingham James, r. 315. 14th
" John, policeman, r. 643 Valencia
" Joseph E., with Shreve & Co., r. 718b

Bush
" Mary, r. 2717 Pacific Av
" Sarah Miss, r. 230 Chenery
4®" Birmingham. See Bermingham
Blrnbaum Abraham, fruit peddler, r. 686 Ash Av
" Herman B., ship and freight broker, 123
California, room 13, r. 701 Webster

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OAKLAND BRANCH,

1058 Broadway. Telephone 54.

Birnbaum Louis, salesman Will & Finck Co., r.
1223 Ellis
" Sarah Miss, saleslady, r. 686 Ash Av
" Sigmund, cap manufacturer, 340 Clemen-
tina
" William, clerk Irvine & Watts, r. 686 Ash
Av
Biro Adolph A., optician, r. ,511 Haight
Birrell David M., clerk ticket auditor's dept. S.

P. Co.,r. 1921 Buchanan
Birss William, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1530

Castro
Birth Leopold H., machine hand William J.

Thomson, r. 809 Treat Av
Bisbee Elijah, r. 506 Battery
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 706 Ashbury
" Elizabeth Mrs. (Bisbee, Williams & Co.),

r. 125 DeLong Av
" James, molder Vulcan I. Wks., r. 507 Bry-
ant
Bisbee, Williams & Co. (Mrs. Elizabeth Bisbee
and Lewis and Benjamin Williams),
mining and metallurgy, 122 Davis
Biscanter Henry, clerk F. R. Pielhof, r. NW

cor Cortland and North Avs
Bischel Elizabeth, widow, r. 544 Bryant
Bischof Henry P., clerk McGown Grocery and

Supply Co., r. 509 Frederick
Bischofberger Rudolph, mechanical engineer

Union I. Wks., r. 308 Elizabeth
Bischoff Anton, bartender Cornelius Kramer, r.
801 Sansome
" Caroline Mrs., nurse, r. 1782 Folsom
" Dietrich, shoemaker, 228, 24th
" Henry, lumberman, r. Ill Cap
" John, molder Vulcan L Wks., r. 1782 Fol-
som
" Valentine, barber, 1782 Folsom
" Walter, carpenter, r. E s York nr 15th
" William, clerk, r. 506a, 6th
4S=-Bischoff. See Bishop

Blscioni Alamo, hog ranch, E s San Bruno Av
nr 15th Av South
" Anselmo, florist, r. E s San Bruno Av nr
15th Av South
Bisconi Asano, florist P. Canepa &Co.,r. 155

San Bruno Road
Biscop Andrew, cablet maker Charles M. Depew

Planing Mill Co., r. Oakland
Biscotto Bartello, fruits and vegetables, r. 1703

Howard
Bishell Elizabeth, widow, r. 544 Bryant
Bishop A. J. P., insurance, r. 619 Hyde
Bishop Armitage Church Orphanage of Cali-
fornia (San Mateo), L. W. Wadham sec-
retary and treasurer, 530 California,
room 38
" Carrie A., widow, r. 223a Leavenworth
" Charles, machine hand David Woerner, r.

1782 Folsom
" Charles J., salesman Thomas Day & Co., r.
1913 Sacramento
Bishop Charles R., vice-president The Bank of
California, NW cor California and San-
some, r. Occidental Hotel
" Christopher, stevedore, r. 19 South Park
" Francis A., civil engineer, r. 720 Central Av
' ' Frank, carpenter and builder, 1719 Fillmore,

r. 1530 Eddy
" Frank, operator flre alarm and police tele-
graph, r. 2234 Pine
" Fred W., reporter Call, r. 632 Post
" Frederick J. G., clerk H. S. Crocker Co., r.

406 Sutter
" Gabriel, cement worker, r. 305 Minna
" George D., carpenter, r. 719 Golden Gate Av

Bishop George W., storekeeper Occidental Ho-
tel
" Harry, floor walker Pac. Carriage Co., r. 48,

8th
" Harry H., carrier postofQce, r. 523 Eddy
" Harry M., laborer Golden Gate Park, r. 11

Johnston Av
" Henry, r. 717 Post
" Herman, president Western Furnishing

Co., 967 Mission, r. 1101 Geary
" HilmerO., stair builder Henry McMahon,

r. Alameda
" Homer L., stair builder John Boiler, r.

Detroit nr Moulton Av
Bishop Ira, manager San Francisco Tool Co.

and superintendent Pacific Power Co.,

23 Stevenson, r. 1600 Fell
" James D., box clerk postofiice, r. Alameda
'■ James H., carpenter, r. 16 Harlan PI
" James W.. machinist, r. 424 McAllister .
" John, teamster, r. 719 Post
" John R., cigar maker William Freund, r.

515 Sacramento
" Joseph, yard hand Pac. Roll. Mills r. 715

Howard

BISHOP JOSEPH,

chimney sweeping, ofllce 807 Market,
Flood Building, telephone 441, r. 844
Mission

Bishop Lewis H., secretary Morosco's Grand
Opera House, r. 1096 Post
" Marie G. Mrs., teacher music, r. 501 Post
" Mary, widow, r. 437 Hermann
" Michael, liquors, 26, 1st
" Peter D., bartender Donnelly & Brannan,

r. Mission
" Richard, teamster, r. 647 Willow Av
" Samuel A., painter, 510 Post, r. Berkeley
" Sophia, widow, r. 513, 26th
" Susan, widow, r. 1913 Sacramento
" Theopilus, carpenter, r. 139 Clara
Bishop Thomas B. (Bishop & Wheeler), r. 2309
Washington
" Tyndall, student Charles H. Wilson, r. 720

Central Av
" Wiley S., livery stable, 2918-2930 Mission,

r. 513, 26th
" William H., cashier Gottlob Gall, r. Lorin,

Alameda Co.
" William H. J., salesman Sachs Bros. & Co.,
r. 801 Ellis
Bishop & Watt (James Alva Watt), attorneys

at law, 21-23 Mills Bldg, 10th floor
Bishop & Wheeler (Thomas B. Bishop, Charles
S. Wheeler, Ludwig M. Hoefler, Guy C.
Earl and William Rix), attorneys at
law. 532 Market, room 41
4®" Bishop. See Bischoff

Bishop's ABC Guide, Trafflc Publishing Co.
publishers and proprietors, 429 Mont-
gomery
Biskell Albert, waiter, r. 441 Minna
Bismal H., cook str Santa Rosa
Bismark Mining Co., Alfred K. Durbrow secre-
tary, 69 Nevada Block
Bisordi Victor (Bisordi & Dini), r. 203 Clara
" & Dini (Victor Bisordi and Max Dini),
fruits and vegetables, 332, 5th
Bispham Josiah, teamster Gray Bros., r. 908

BisrioUeo Theodore, mariner, r. 3 Vallejo
Biss William C, laborer S. P. Co., r. 404, 3d
Bissell Lewis H., superintendent Oriental

Warehouses, r. Alameda
Bissert Harry H., student, r. 234, 8th Av
Bisset Andrew, r. 523, 18th
" George L., longshoreman O. R. & N. Co., r.

404 Bryant
" Robert, r. 6 Day
Bissett Bruce, clerk Christian Bruse, r. 1633
Leavenworth
" William N., miner, r. 1623 Leavenworth
" William W., paper carrier, r. 1633 Leaven-
worth
Bissinger Adolph (Bissinger & Co.), r. 1918
Jackson
" Andrew H., cigar dealer, r. 3303 Geary
" Newton, clerk, r. 1601 Scott

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Bissinger Samuel (Bissinger & Co., Legallet-
Hellwig Tanning Co., and Charles G.
Bennett & Co.), r. 1601 Scott
Bissinger & Co. (Adolph and Samuel Bissinger
and Julius Heilbronner), leather, hides
and wool, 215-217 Clay
Bissland Duncan, machinist, r. Ill, 12th
Blssley Jacob, butcher, r. 521 Mission
Bisson Antoine, laundry, 236, 7th
" Bertrand B., capitalist, r. 414 Vallejo
" Joseph A., carpenter, r. 4 Bacon PI
Bitancurte John, milker Devlin & Sons, r.

Morse nr Watt Av
Bither Frederick L., laundryman, r. 1304, 20th
Bitley Frank W., marine engineer, r. 823c Capp
Bitscher J., r. 116 Hyde
Bitschnau Frank, porter The Oberon, r. 1204

Larkin
Bittancourt John, master mariner, r. 213 Pros-
pect PI
Bitter Edward, r. 2603 Sacramento
" Edward H., carpet layer and upholsterer,

514 Post
" Julius, glassblower, r. 30 Pearl
" Lawrence, photographer, r. 606d Bartlett
Bitterlin Joseph, proprietor New Waldo House,

765 Mission, r. 404 Tehama
Bittner Louis, shoemaker August Meyer, r. 909

Kearny
Bitzer Jerome E., painter, r. SE cor Pierce and

Filbert
Biven John F., commission merchant, r. 904 Oak
Bixby Anson C, laborer, r. 619 Shrader

" Edward M., clerk Charles Christensen, r.

212 Powell
•' John, engineer, r. 149, 2d
4®=-Bixby. See Byxbee
Bixler David, capitalist, r. SWcor Union and

Pierce
Bizarra Frank, cook, r. 52314 Jessie
Bizzero John, bricklayer, r. 319 Green
Bizzi Therese, widow, r. 5 Bacon PI
Bizzo Martio, fruits and vegetables, 8I5V2

Greenwich
JBjick Paul R., carpenter, r. II2I14 Howard
Bjolstad Andres, cashier Henry Lund & Co.,

r. 1219 Jones
Bjork Johan, tailor, r. 28 Mary
Bjorkengren Charles, drayman Martin P. Detels,

r. 12 Sacramento
Bjorkman Ellen, widow, r. 2314 Moss

" Richard, r. 23^4 Moss
Bjorkmann Oswald F., waiter, r. 12 Hawthorne
Bjorman Henry, liquors and boarding, 9 Clay
" John, tanner, r. Montcalm nr Isabel
" Victor, tanner A. B. Patrick, r. Montcalm
nr Isabel
Bjorn August, machinist, r. 225a 14th
Bjorn Carl F., shoemaker, 531, 2d

" Hakon, clerk G. Ammerup, r. 1116 Army
Bjornsen Fred, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Bjornstad Anton, machinist, r. 944, 18th Av

South
Bjornstadt Tena, domestic, 2220 Webster
Bjorkstam A. Ludwig, engineer Union I. Wks.,

r. 1131 Stevenson
Bjornsted Frederick, seaman, r. 9 Clay
Bjors Charles, tanner, r. Montcalm nr. Isabel
Blach Charles, physician, 318 Kearny, hours 10
to 11:30 a. m. and 3 to 4 p. m., telephone
Main 1008, r. 1319 Ellis, telephone Pine 81
Blaehmann Otto, bookkeeper S. F. Pioneer Var-
nish Wks., r. Fruitvale
Blachree William A., clerk Luscombe & Isaacs,

r. Berkeley
Black Alexander (Baier & Black), r. 7 East
" • Alexander, can maker Standard Oil Co.
" Alexander, laborer, r. 36 Sharon
" Alexander W., machinist Wheeler & Wil-
son Sewing Machine Agency, r. Oakland
Black'Alfred P., attorney at law and assistant
district attorney. New City Hall, 2d
floor, r. 1316 Green
" Andrew, lumberman, r. 723V2 Vallejo rear
" Annie F., widow, r. 11 Heron
" A. P., musician, 5 Flood Bldg
" Arthur L., paying teller London and San

Francisco Bank, r. Sausalito
" Asa, carriage painter, r. 132 Clinton

Black August W., machinist Risdon I.

Wks., r. 39 Natoma
" Carrie B. Mrs., teacher vocal music, r. 1324

Octavia
" Catherine, widow, r. 326 Golden Gate Av
" Catherine, widow, r. 1131 McAllister
" Charles, salesman J. L. Cahill Co., r. 1314

Harrison
" Charles, tilesetterThos. F. Rigney, r. 2633

Howard
" Chares E., porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r.

Berkeley
" Charles M., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

1524C Fell
" Christina, domestic, 1007 Leavenworth
" Daniel, salesman H. M. Black & Co., r. 804

Webster
" Daniel R., boiler maker Joshua Hendy

Machine Wks., r. 56914 Howard
" Diamond Canning Co.. 318 Front

Black Diamond Coal Mining Co.,

Pierre B. Cornwall president, 450 Main
telephone Main 466

Black Diamond Steel Works (Pittsburg, Pa.)

James L. Hydes Pacific Coast manager

119 California
" Edward, joiner Schussler Bros., r. 8 Laus

sat Av
" Edward G., bookkeeper P. F. Dundon, r

522 Jersey
" Edwin C, engineer U. S. lighthouse ten

der Madrona, r. 712b Fell
" Edwin H., painter and paper hanger, 130

Eddy
" Eldridge K., shoemaker, r. 28 Minna
" Eliza, widow, r. 132 Clinton
" Elizabeth, dressmaker, r. 323, 10th
" Eugene, wood and coal, r. 339 Eddy
" Eva C, widow, r. 700 Jones
" Fanny Miss, bookkeeper H. M. Black & Co.,

r. 326 Golden Gate Av
" Frank M. (Black & Forrest), r. 13240ctavia
" Frederick D., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

40 Ridley
'• George W., driver Morton Special Delivery,

r. 628 O'Farreli
" George W., shirt cutter, r. 1002 Polk
" G. W., r. 301 Leavenworth
" Helena H. Miss, clerk Thomas McCraith

&Co., r. 415 Filbert
" Henry C, superintendent West Coast

Safety Faucet Co., 223 Mission, r. Oakland
" Henry M. (H. M. Black & Co.), r. 221 Brod-

erick
Black H. M. & Co. (Henry M. Black), carriage

makers and repository, 120-130 New

Montgomery, tel Main 341
" Howard, custom shirt maker, 5^4 Kearny,

room 5
" Howard M., medical student, r. 1913 Pacific

Av
" James, marine reporter Merchants' Ex-
change Assn., Meiggs's wharf, r. 4 Hart-
man
Black James A., physician, office and r. 406

Sutter, rooms 3-4, hours 1 to 4 and 7 to 8

p. m., Sundays 10 to 11 a. m., telephone

Main 1338
" James C, shipping clerk A. I. Hall & Son,

r. 324 Bush
" Jane Miss, r. 405 Turk
" Jennette Miss, dressmaking, 513 O'Farreli,

r. 323, 10th
" John, blacksmith Almerin T. Becraft, r.

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San Francisco OfBce, 405 Sansome St

xu

Black John, carrier postofflce, r. 19 Morris Av

" John, clerk, r. 436, 27th

" John, expressman, r. 327 Beale

" John, hostler Presidio and Ferries RR., r.
4.26 Jackson

■' John A., shoemaker, r. 140 Minna

" John C, master schr Monterey

' John R., painter, r. 1314ioHarrison rear

" Joseph, machinist, r. odIVs Howard
Black Josepll, manufacturer of fruit and salmon
cans, 815-817 Sansome, r. Commercial
Hotel

" Katherine M. Miss, teacher singing, 326
Golden Gate Ave

" L. F., typesetter Novelty Rubber Stamp
Wlcs., r. 408 California

" Louis F., millhand Deming-Palmer Mill-
ing Co., r. 1514^4 Pacific Av

" Mary E., widow, matron City and County
Hospital

" Matthias, clerk Signal Transfer and Ex-
press Co., r. 628 O'Farrell

" Max, cigar maker, r. 14i/4 Decatur

•' N. M. Mrs., seamstress Cal. Furniture Mfg.
Co.

• Peter R., house and sign painter, 918 La-

guna
•• Preston L., restaurant, 2701 Mission

• R. M. Mrs., teacher music, 1.324 Octavia

■ Robert, upholsterer Bernhard MattressCo.,

r. 436, 27th

• Robert C, conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1405b

Pacific
•• Robert G., carpenter, r. 713 Elizabeth
•• Robert N., r. 1324 Octavia

■ Samuel B., bookkeeper, r. 723, 23d

• Samuel M., engineer Edison Light and

Power Co., r. 1718 Sanchez

■ Sarah A., widow, r. 1712 Baker

• Scott, car repairer S. P. Co., r. SE cor Ala-

bama and Mariposa
■' Thomas, car repairer S. P. Co., r. 323, 10th

■ Thomas, laborer Francis Smith & Co., r.

551 V2 Howard
" Thomas, laundryman Modern Laundry Co..

r. 11 Heron
•' Thomas C, laborer, r. 321 San Carlos Av
•' ThornburnD., bookkeeper Pierce & Co., r.

8191/, Lyon
" Walter R., law student Martin Stevens
" William, butcher Carlo Giovannetti, r. 140

Minna
" William, fireman chemical engine 3, r. 120

Jackson
■• William, glove cutter, r. 132 Clinton
'• William, laborer Francis Smith & Co., r.

obm Howard
•^ William, liquors, 615 Bryant
•■ William C, sewer contractor, 713 Elizabeth
•• William H., carpenter, r. 2633 Howard
■' William H., laborer Masonic Cemetery, r.

1415 Lyon
" William J., carpenter, r. 713 Elizabeth
'■ & Forrest (Frank M. Black and William D.

Forrest), gents' furnishing goods, 209

Montgomery
v8S=-Black. See Blach
Blackall Joseph B., cabinet maker C. F. Weber

&Co., r. 321, 5th
Blackaller Charles E., student, r. 410 Haight
" Jesse T., clerk Overland Freight Transfer

Co., r. 410 Haight
Blackburn Charles, foreman Cal. Casket Co., r.

1039 Mission
" Frank L., packer Cal. Casket Co., r. 527

Geary

Blackburn George N., salesman Gilbert Bros. &
Co., r. Oakland
" Henry, cook, r. 1611 Mason
•' Henry E., marine engineer, r. 117 Jones
" Herbert H., detective, r. 2 Tay
" John W., clerk Western Assurance Co.
" Kate, widow, r. 717 Broadway
" Mason S., janitor, 26 O'Farrell
" William T., conductor Market St. Ry., r.
1530 Eddy
Blacke James, sailmaker, r. 409 Pacific
Blacklock John D., machinist, r. 1336 Sacramento
" Teresa, widow, r. 1336 Sacramento
" William D., oiler, r. 1336 Sacramento
Blackman Arthur M., chief officer str City of
Sydney, r. 528 Jones
" Cassius, collector, r. 608 Jones
•' Cassius H., policeman, r. Buena Vista nr

Cortland Av
■' Charles, baker, r. 772 Mission
■■ Ellis A., bookkeeper Anglo-American
Crockery & Glassware Co., r. 2520 Sutter
■• Elmer L., sign cleaner, r. 715 Howard
" EstellaG. Miss, teacher music, 2520 Sutter
" Henry, insurance collector, r. 725 Turk
- Henry I., clerk, r. 2520 Sutter
" Horace G., piano tuner Sherman, Clay &

Co., r. 912 Pine
" Joseph, tailor, r. 213 Langton
■• Lemuel O., bookkeeper, r. 2520 Sutter
" Melville E., clerk Harry Unna Co., r. 2520

Sutter
" Michael, laborer, r. 640 Tennessee
" Milton J., plumber, r. 2520 Sutter

BLACKMAN MORRIS J.,

plumbing, gasfltting and stoves, 22&
Hayes, r. 2520 Sutter

Blackman Oscar L., bookkeeper S. F. District

Tel. Co., r. 2520 Sutter
Blackmar Laura, widow, r. 1002 Dolores

•' Ransom C, salesman, r. 1002 Dolores
Blackmore A. Miss, dressmaking, 14 McAllister
" William G., driver engine 24, r. 326b Eu-
reka
Blackstaff AnnD., widow, r. 2215 Polk
" Marguerite D. Miss, teacher Spring Val-
ley Grammar School, r. 2215 Polk
Blackstein Arthur, r. The Mirabeau
Blackwell George L., clerk local freight office
S. P. Co., r. 338 Eddy
" Horatio S., clerk freight auditor's dept. S.

P. Co., r. 1437 Pacific
" H. S. Mrs., widow, r. 603 Ellis
•' James, r. 1425 Steiner
" John H., laborer, r. 226 Mission
" Michael, helper, r. 501 Napa
" Michael D., r. 1119 Scott
'■ Nathan, marine fireman, r. 10 Anthony
■' William, cashier Crown Distilleries Co., r.
Hotel Savoy
Blackwell's Durham Tobacco Co., Herman
Heyneman Pacific Coast agent, 117-119
Pine
Blackwood Charles, bartender S. R. Mount, r.
137 Montgomery
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 2002 Pacific Av
" Harry T., clerk Selby Smelting and Lead

Co., r. 2002 Pacific Av
■' William, ship carpenter, r. Iowa bet 23d
and 24th, Potrero
Blacky Annie Miss, glovemaker, r. 1715 Dupont

" Stephen, watchmaker, r. 146a 5th rear
Blade Aaron, clerk A. W. Hawkinson, r. 613
Jessie
" Arthur M., salesman Fisher & Co., r. 8II14
Golden Gate Av
Blaes Joseph, bakery and restaurant, 2935 Fol-

som
Blago Manuel, barber Adolph Davis, r. 335, 5th
Blagsteck Maria Mrs., r. 12 Bryant Av rear
Blaich Adolph, agent and importer j. S. Holler
& Co's cutlery, 35 New Montgomery, r.
1622 Larkin
Blaikie George W., joiner P. C. S. S. Co., r. Oak-
land
■' James T., property master California

Theatre, r. 7 Pratt PI
" Susannah, widow, r. 7 Pratt PI

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Blain Oscar, foreman Edison Light and Power

Co., r. 1.534 Jackson
" William J., superintendent Cypress Lawn

Cemetery Assn., 9 City Hall Square, r.

Colma, San Mateo Co.
Blaine Robert J., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

1532 Turk rear
Blair Carrie M. Miss, r. 1231 Pine
" Charles M., secretary James Irvine, 214

Pine, room 39, r. 643 Haight
" Chauncey S., pattern maker, r. 48 Minna
" Emma Miss, cashier M. A. Gunst & Co.,r.

505 Page
" Frank, photographer, r. 26 Clinton Park rear
" Frank P., bookkeeper Phelps & Miller, r.

510 Geary
" George, plumber William Mclntyre, r. 439

Bush
" Guy L., contracting freight agent O. R.

& N. Co., 630 Market, r. 835 Ellis
" James, foreman John G. lis & Co., r. 2737

Bryant Av
" James, with W. R. Knights Co., r. Placer-

Tille, Cal.
" James A. W., laborer, r. 47 Williamson
" James C. (Atlantic Brush Co.), r. 814, 23d
" J. B., clerk Railroad House, 533 Commer-
cial
Blair John, vice-president W. R. Knights Co.,

600-606 Front, r. Sacramento, Cal.
" John, waiter, r. 605 Pine
" John B., clerk, r. 2727 Bryant Av
" JohnL., traveling freight and passenger

agent Atlantic & Pac. RR Co., 61 Chroni-
cle Bldg
«' John N., bookkeeper Spring Valley W. W.,

r. Oakland
" Joseph, carpenter, r. 1 Columbia Square
" Kittle, widow, r. 319 Sutter
" Laura M., widow, r. 234 Capp
" Lester A., clerk Great Am. Imp. Tea Co. ,

r. 48 Minna
" Lily Miss, cashier Wilson Dining Saloon,

r. 505 Page
" Matilda, widow, r. 3 Chatham PI
" Robert (Atlantic Brush Co.), r. 832, 23d
" Samuel, shipowner and wholesale lumber,

34 Luning Bldg, r. 1315 Van Ness Av
" T. M. Mrs., widow, r. 223 Mason
Blair Walter B., chief clerk District Attorney's

office, r., 1815 Baker
" William (Richardson & Blair), r. W-A

Webster
■' William, lumber, r. 1315 Van Ness Av
" William, restaurant, r. 505 Page
" William B., cashier Ship Owners' Assn. of

the Pac. Coast, r. Alameda
Blaisdell Charles J., salesman, r. 1714 Market
- " Edwin L., blacksmith Visitacion Water

Co., r. 21st Av South bet J and K
" Nathaniel, draughtsman Clinton Day, r.

726 Bush
" Oscar A., carpenter S. P. Co., r. 33 South

Park
" William, salesman Owl Drug Co., r. Hotel

St. Nicholas
4®=-Blaisdell. See Blasdell
Blaise Andrew J., maltster Jackson Brewery, r.

cor Silver Av and Merrill
" Julia, widow, r. 521 Stevenson
Blaisser Frank, laborer Sutro Baths, r. 1 Ocean

Terrace
Blake A. G., civil engineer, r. 834 Page
Blake Alfred E., physician and surgeon, 28

Geary, r. 525 Ellis
" Anne, widow, r. 240i4 Ritch
" Bessie Miss, saleslady W. J. Fitzmaurice

r. 311 Chattanooga
" Bridget, widow, r. 51'/^ Clara
" Charles, laborer Diggins Bros., r. S s Til-
den nr South Broderick
Blake Charles E. Sr., dentist, 33 Kearny, r. 42

Belvedere
" Charles J., baker, r. Victoria nr Palmetto

Av
" Charles R., physician, 1844 Geary
" Charles S., clerk, r. 301, 3d Av
" Charles T., last maker S. F. Last Factory,

r. 121 Turk

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

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Blake Dental Co., Alfred E. Blake president,

Robert J. Blake manager, 28 Geary
" E. Mrs., r. 1210 Mason
" Edith, widow, r. 834 Page
" Edward, laborer, r. 506 Napa
" Eliza, widow, r. cor Carolina and Butte
" Elizabeth S., widow, r. 530 O'Farrell
" Flora Miss, r. 1608M Lexington Av
" Frederick, hostler Cole & Wise, r. Alms

House Road nr Corbett Road
" George, cabinet maker, r. 28V2 Madison Av
" Harry C, stenographer, r. 618 Eddy
" Henry J., longshoreman, r. 502^4 Broadway
" Herbert W., pattern maker, r. 19a Har-
rison Av
^' Hiram H., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 43

Lafayette
" Ivy, r. 2205 Webster
" James, expressman, NE cor Post and

Montgomery, r. 183 Perry
" James, sailmaker E. E. Hitch, r. 409

Pacific
" John, contractor, r. 433, 17th
" John, gents' furnishing goods, 915 Illinois
" John J., tailor, r. 126 Ellis
" John R., machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks., r.

9091/2 Dolores
" JohnT., teamster James M. Newell, r. 57

Shipley
" Joseph, barber F. G. Fields, r. 810 Battery
" Julia, widow, r. 121 Turk
" Laura M. Miss, teacher Potrero Primary

School, r. 42 Belvedere
" Lillian, widow, r. 301, 3d Av
" Lillie, widow, r. 3305 Webster
■' Louis S., cashier Goodall, Perkins & Co., r.

43 Belvedere
" Maria, widow, r. I6O814 Lexington Av
" Marinda Miss, teacher music, r. 618 Eddy
" Martha F., widow, r. 1614 Geary
" Mary C. Mrs., varieties, 1108 Valencia
" Mary L., widow, r. Victoria nr Palmetto

Av
" Maurice B., widow, r. 808 Hyde
" Maurice C. (Blake & Harrison), r. 808 Hyde
" M. C. Mrs., r. The Colonial

BLAKE, MOFFITT & TOWNE,

dealers in paper, 512 to 516 Sacra-
mento and 519 Commercial Streets,
branches Los Angeles, Cal., and Port-
land, Or.

Blake Nettie, widow, dressmaker, r. 223 Mason
Nicholas, laborer U. S. Customs, r. 18

Rincon PI
Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

1048 Mission
Preston A., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.

Oakland
Richard W., ship joiner, r. 1120 Treat Av,

rear
Robert H., bookkeeper Kohler & Chase, r.

1713 Leavenworth
Robert J., dentist 38 Geary, r. 42 Belvedere
Sarah E. B., widow, r. 429 Eddy
Seth B. , office 36-38 Fremont, r. The Colonial
Sherman T., salesman Sherwood & Sher-
wood, r. Berkeley
Sidney W., machinist William Wedgwood

Machine Wks. r. 909% Dolores
SumnerC.(estateof), stationery, 439 Kearny
Sumner I., student, r. 2205 Webster
Theodore F., bookkeeper First National

Bank, r. 2305 Webster
Thomas F., druggist, 416, 3d
Timothy, upholsterer, r. 18 Rincon PI

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Supplied under Royal Warrant to H. M.
the Queen of England. Bottled at the
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WILLIAM WOLFF & CO., 329 Market St.

Blake Walter W.. house painter, r. 44 Morris Av
" William, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 301

Sierra
" William E., shipping clerk Wellman, Peck

& Co., r. Alameda
" William L., house painter, r. 19a Harrison
Av
Blake & Harrison (Maurice C. Blake and Ed-
ward C. Harrison), attoi-neys at law, 39-
42 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
Blakeley Bridget, widow, r. 304 Grove
" Eugene, millhand Harris & Jones, r. 756
Bryant
ii®=Blakeley. See Blakley
Blakely Alexander, salesman William S. Phil-
lips, r. 1039 Mission
" James M. (Brooks & Blakely), r. 25, 7th
" John, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

202, 2d
" Joseph H., operator fire alarm and police

telegraph, r. 1712 Pacific Av
" William A., bartender Patnande & Labor-
dette, r. 1418 Clay
Blakeman T. Z., attorney at law, 508 California,

rooms 2U-2I r. 1607 Gough
Blakeney Thomas J. Major, superintendent u.
S. Life Saving Sei-vice (Pacific Coast),
U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, room 35, r. 3OO6/2
Sacramento
Blaker Charles H., master str Piedmont, r. East
Oakland
" Joseph, apprentice Whyte & De Rome, r.

East Oakland
" Joseph, mail clerk, r. 224 Francisco rear
Blakeslee Frederick A., clerk S. P. C. Ry
" Henry, laborer, r. 821 12th Av South
" Walter, cigar maker, r. 821 12th Av South
Blakeway John, tinsmith, r. 2533 Mission rear
Blakiston Duncan G., portrait artist, 3(10 Castro
" John S., sailmaker, r. 424 San Jose Av
" Robert, clerk, r. 114, 8th
Blakley Frank D., conductor S. F. & S. M Rv

r. 3514 Mission
4®=-Blakley. See Blakeley

Blamey William H., groceries and liquors, 83
Brady

Blanc Alexander S., salesman Chauche & Bon
r. 16 Lloyd

" Blanche Miss, compositor Le Petit Cal-
if ornien, r. Alameda

" Julia Miss, actress Morosco's Grand Opera
House, r. Hotel Langham

" Mathieu, painter, r. 539 Vallejo

" Stewart A., salesman Buchanan Bros r
515 Stockton

" Susan Mrs., r. 837 California
«S=-Blanc. See Blank
Blanchard Charles, rigger, r. 902 Illinois

" Charles H., clerk, r. 1921 Green

" David, r. 723 Golden Gate Av

" David M., chief engineer str Leader

" Edward J., salesman Schussler Bros., r.
723 Golden Gate Av

" Elizabeth Miss, teacher Miss West's
School for Girls, r. 3009 Jackson

" Emeline, widow, r. 2III14 Bush
Blancliard Frank A., carpenter and contrac-
tor, 950 Howard, r. 18-39 Mission

" Frank R., marine engineer, r. 1812 Webster

" George M., clerk Spring Valley W. W r
Alameda

" George N., helper Edison Light and Power
Co., r. Sausalito

" Henry M., quartermaster str Gaelic r 144
4th

" Henry P., r. 2009 Jackson

Blanchard Herbert P., clerk Fireman's Fund
Ins. Co., r. 712 Sutter
" James, hostler Jensen & Hermansen, r. 409

Taylor
" James M., musical director Blanchard's

Band, r. 723 Golden Gate Av
" Jeanette J., widow, r. 1904 Pierce
Blanchard John 0., teas and wholesale com-
mission, ofSce 54 Luning Bldg, 3 Califor-
nia, r. Berkeley
" John R. (J. R. Blanchard & Co.), r. 148 Mi-
nerva
" J. R. & Co. (John R. Blanchard and George
S. Ailing), marble works, cor San Jose
Av and Sadowa
" Justinian, clerk Justinian Caire Co., r. 23

Hawthorne
" Lena, widow, r. 826 Bush
" Leo A., clerk Excelsior Wire Wks. , r. 23

Hawthorne
" Leopold, chandelier maker S. F. Novelty

and Plating Wks., r. Alameda
" Marion S., teacher Business Evening

School, r. 728 Sutter
" Mary, widow, dressmaker, r. 744 Howard
" Milton E., teacher Lowell High School, r.

728 Sutter
" Montie F., engineer, r. 5441/2 Sanchez
" Walter J., meter reader Spring Valley W.

W., r. 1904 Pierce
" William, r. 1921 Green
" William, conductor, r. 613 Larkin
Blanchard's Band, J. M. Blanchard musical

director, 723 Golden Gate Av
Blanchat Francis A., elevator man Mutual Life

Bldg., r. 1047 Mission
Blanche Frederick, student, r. 314, 3d
Blanchet Henry F., bookkeeper, r. SlQYz Hayes
" Henry F., tailor, r. 407, 3d
" Henry F. Jr., with Singer Mfg. Co., r. San
Rafael
Blanchette Louis, boots and shoes, 304 Hayes
Blanchfleld Thomas, carpenter, r. 228 Oak
" Timothy, teamster C. B. Rode & Co., r. 443,

nth
" Timothy Mrs., liquors, 443, 11th
Blanchflower Arthur B., sexton St. Luke's

Episcopal Church, r. 1711!^ Clay
Blanckenburg Emil, r. 1316 Ellis

" Theodore (Dresel & Co.), r. 1316 Ellis
Blanco Antonio B. (Blanco & Brun), r. SE cor
Bush and Grant Av
" House, Joseph B. Bernadou proprietor, 421,

4th
" Josefa, widow, r. 505 Green
" Manuel, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 59V^
Jessie
Blanco & Brun (Antonio B. Blanco and Benja-
min Brun), proprietors Poodle Dog Res-
taurant, SE cor Grant Av and Bush
Blancou Martha Miss, laundress Peter Honde-

ville, r. 234, 1st
Blanding Forrest H,, foreman First St. Wks.

Union Iron Wks., r. 10 Adair
Blanding Gordon, attorney at law, 22-23 Mills
Bldg., 9th floor, r. 1900 Franklin
" Frank H., laborer, r. 314 Howard
" Henrietta H. Mrs., teacher elocution, r.

703i4 Hyde
" Robert H., bookkeeper Ashton & Gardiner,
r. 633 Market
Blaney John, r. 2731 Sacramento
" John H., bookkeeper Hibernia Savings and

Loan Society, r. 1135 Ellis
" Mary Miss, saleslady Mme. Alma E. Keith,

r. 1135 Ellis
" Sadie, widow, r. 1419 McAllister
Blaney Thomas, teamster Frank A. Hiegel
Blangay Samuel F., teamster, r. 556 Bryant
Blank Anton, brewer, r. 539 Sacramento
" Bernhard proprietor Hanover House, 819b
Howard
Blank Charles A., manager E. Gamier & Co.,
618 Sacramento, r. 1703 Baker
" Cristopher F., sergeant police, r. 1237 Wal-
ler
" Florence Miss, r. 230 Turk
" Fredericka, widow, r. 113 Ivy Av
" George A., laborer, r. 230 Turk

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Blank Gustav, foundryman Marshutz & Cantrell,
r. Alameda
" Peter, seaman, r. 329 Drumm
" Rudolph C, teamster Getz Bros. & Co., r.
909 Kearny
4®-Blank. See Blanc

Blanken Henry, conductor Sutter St. Ry., r. 504
Leavenworth
" Henry, proprietor Six Mile House, San

Bruno Av nr county line
" Jacob, watchman, r. 615a Lombard
" Nicholas (Fred Mohrman & Co.), r. 501
Broadway
Blankenberger Anton F., shoemaker, 3119 Fill-
more
Blankenhorn Frederick, helper Krug c& Yung, r.
408, 7th
" George, glovemaker, r. 408, 7th
" Gottlieb, baker, r. 408, 7th
" Jacob, laborer Pac. Can Co., r. 408, 7th
Blankenstein Jacob, peddler, r. 136 Langton
" Leo, salesman A. Goodman, r. 611 Eddy
" Milton H., salesman Palace of Novelties,
r. 1053 McAllister
Blankman Harold G., manufacturers' agent, 304
Front, room 5, r. Oakland
" William, dentist, WSIM Market
Blankmeister Louis, bartender Henry Schulz, r.

438 Jessie
Blanque Edouard, waiter Jacques Mounier, r.
108 Prospect PI
" Henri, waiter Fabien Hitte, r. lOSProspect
PI
Blanton Mary N. Miss, nurse French Hospital
Bias Renteria, bootblack, r. 2 Maiden Lane
Blasauf John F., machinist Krogh Mfg. Co., r.
28 Borland
" William T., engineer W. T. Garratt&Co.,
r. 537, 5th
Blasdel Henry G., mining, 419 California, room

32, r. East Oakland
Blasdel H. G. Jr., manager Blasdel Improved
Ore Concentrator Belt Co., 419 Call
foi-nia room 33, r. East Highlands, Oak-
land
Blasdel Improved Ore Concentrator Belt Co.,
H. G. Blasdel Jr. manager, 419 California
room 23
Blasdell George E., machine operator Joseph

Wagner Mfg. Co., r. 100%, 2d
4®=-Blasdell. See Blaisdell
Blasevich Diemetro, seaman, r. 539a Union
Blasi Joseph M., barber, 31 Eddy, r. 211/2 Mary
Blasius Burah, foreman, r. cor Brazil and Persia

Avs
Blaskower M. & Co. (Marks Blaskower), im-
porter cigars, 335 Montgomery and NW
cor Kearny and Geary
" Marks (M. Blaskower & Co.), r. 3111 Jack-
son
Blass Charles, newsdealer, r. 433 Ivy Av
" Joseph, driver W. W. Montague & Co.
" Maurice, agent, r. 633 Haight
" Meyer, cigar dealer, r. 14 Hubbard
Blasse Caroline Mrs., ladies tailor, r. 438, 14th
" Henry F., bosmaker Pac. & S. F. Box Fac-
tory, r. 428, 14th
" Martin 5'., jeweler W. K. Vanderslioe &

Co., r. 428, 14th
" William F., clerk William W. Davidson, r.
428, 14 th
Blatchford W., conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 813

Hyde
Blattler Alois, milker Ruhland & Zimmermann,

r. Pt. Lobos Av nr 32d Av
Blattner Charles C, carriage painter O'Brien &
Sons, r. 238 Green
" Nicholas, proprietor Russ House carriages,

r. 240 Green
" William J., chief deputy license collector,
r. 237 Hayes
Blau Julius, cellerman John Wieland Brewery,

r. 50 Clementina
Blaumford Charles A., electrician, r. 514 Clipper

■■' Fred N., stereotyper, r. 514 Clipper
4®"Blaumford. See de Blaumford
Blauvelt Richard D., deputy recorder's office, r.

1920 Sacramento
Blawn John S., r. 27.33 Greenwich

Blaylock William H., assayer C. A. Luckhardt

&Co.,r. 1009 Powell
Blazek Prokop, tailor, r. 342 Tehama
Blazer Edward, bookmaker, r. 306 Stockton
Blazine Matilda, widow, r. 139 Shipley
Bleadon Charles L., shell jeweler Herman

Cook, r. 150 Minna
Bleamel Julius, carrier postofQce, r. 3033 Geary
Blean James E., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co.,
r. 1630 Grove
" William, carpenter, r. 1630 Grove
Blecher Albert P., harness maker Charles
Weggenmann, r. 322 Hale
" William, poultry raiser. Hale nr Boylston
" William C, driver, r. 322 Hale
Bledden Robert, house painter, r. 736 Washing-
ton
Blehdon William F., collector Gas Consumers'

Assn., r. 816 Ellis
Bleily Alfred C, clerk George E. Plummer &
Co., r. 206 Clement
" Joseph R., barber William House, r. 206
Clement
Bleneau George, street sweeper, r. 417 Harrison
4®"Bleneau. See Blineau

Blenis House, Mrs. Jemima Blenis proprietor,
2000 McAllister
" Jemima, widow, proprietor Blenis House,
2000 McAllister
Blennerhassett Edwin, laborer Harbor Com-
missioners, r. 224, 7th
" John, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 1

Little Russ
" John A., sawmaker Cal. Saw Wks., r. 22

Clara
" Richard, toolmaker Shreve & Co., r. 1 Lit-
tle Russ
" Richard, shoemaker, r. 23 Clara
" Richard Jr., driver, r. 22 Clara
Blesser Charles A., property man Columbia

Theatre, r. 818 Haight
Blessing Fred, janitor Free Public Library, r.
711 Hyde
" Gottlob, teamster, r. 623 Clay
" John, capitalist, r. 500 Sutter
Blethen Clark, r. 1718 Washington
" Clark A., r. 46 Grove
" Clement L. C, clerk Manufacturers' and

Producers' Assn., r. 922 Van Ness Av
" Eugene O., salesman Holbrook, Merrill &

Stetson, r. Oakland
" Howard T., capitalist, r. The Colonial
" James H., captain night watch fireboat
Governor Markham, r. 518 Devisadero
Blewett August, blacksmith, r. 201 Steuart
" Charles, machinist Electrical Engineering

Co., r. Oakland
" Joseph H., with A. L. Coombs, r. 207 Jones
j8®=Blewett. See Bluett
Bley Abram, capitalist, r. 1979 Eddy
" J. L., clerk C. D. Bunker & Co., r. San

Mateo
" Melville A. (Brown & Bley Co.), r. 1979

Eddy
" Minnie R. Miss, teacher Agassiz Primary
School, r. 1979 Eddy
4®=Bley. See Bly

Bleydorn Henry, candy factory, 825^4 Howard
Blick Alfonz S., cigar maker, 221, 33d, r. 319, 33d

" Peter, cigar maker, 126, 23d
Blickensderfer Typewriting Machine (price
$35), James G. Simonton agent, 603 Mar-
ket, basement of Crocker Bldg
Bliemeister Charles, janitor Nucleus Bldg
Bligh Annie M., widow, r. 2017 Buchanan
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Blight Thomas J., watchman, r. 24 Blake
Blikstad Otto C, laborer, r. ISV^ Fremont Av
Blineau Ada Miss, r. 274 Brannan
.^=Blineau. See Bleneau

Blinn Charles H., clerk U. S. Customs, r. 1527
Post
" Frank L,., clerk Robert Dickson, r. Oakland
" Holbrook, actor, r. 1527 Post
" J. P., Krlpman Market St. Ry., r. 1316

Valencia
" L. W. Lumber Co. The, C. A. Hooper & Co.

agents, 204 Front
" Nellie H. Mrs., r. 1527 Post
" Peter J., egg candler Dairymen's Union of

California, r. 216 Francisco
" Theodore A., secretary S. F. Homoeopathic
Polyclinic, 220 Montgomery Av
Blint L., molder Occidental Foundry, r. Golden

Gate, Alameda Co.
Blise Julia, widow, r. 521 Stevenson
Blish Charles H., street contractor, r. 435!4

Stevenson
Bliss Belle F. Mrs., dressmaker Miss Kate M.
Francis, r. 415 Jones
" Bessie, domestic, 1515 Clay
Bliss Charles, merchant tailor, 115 Sutter, r. 3114
Washington
" Edward L., salesman, r. 1916 Howard
" Frank E., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 47

Erie
" Frederick A., dentist, 27 Donohoe Bldg, r.

2601 Sacramento
" George D., capitalist, r. 1597 Pacific Av
" John G., clerk U. S. Engineer's office, r.
Alameda
Bliss Joseph J., chief clerk chief quartermas-
ter's office Dept.of Cal., 228 Phelan Bldg,
r. Fruit vale
" Porter L,., baker Old People's Home, r. 102

Silver
" Richard O., clerk Herrmann & Co.. r. 1597

Pacific Av
" William F., carpenter and contractor, 103,

12th, r. 1607 Mission
" Willis L., r. 415 Jones
Blitz Caroline Mrs., proprietor The Wenban, 600
Sutter cor Mason
" Hermann, clerk, r. 505 Grove
" Johanna Mrs., r. 505 Grove
Bliven Fannie M. Miss, teacher Pacific Heights
Grammar School, r. 2219 Webster
" James I. (James I. Bliven & Co.), r. 443 Va-
lencia
" James I. & Co. (James I. Bliven). agents
<• : Pacific Congress Water, 621 Howard
" Kate, widow, r. 2219 Webster
" Ralph W., r. 2219 Webster
"_ Scott, bartender William M. Sears, r. 904
Kearny
Blixt Christina, domestic. 1803 Franklin
Bloch Abraham B.. r. 601 Broderick
" Abraham I., bookkeeper Nevada Bank, r.

1520 O'Farrell
" Arthur, clerk, r. 1520 O'Farrell
" Bertha B. Miss, teacher Lafayette Primary

School, r. 615 Green
" Constantin, dentist, 1228 Golden Gate Av
" Ellis, salesman W. Cohen, Hirsch & Co., r.

514 Devisadero
" Frank H., laborer, r. 715 Howard
" Henry M., bookkeeper Roos Bros.
" Herbert I., physician strAcapulco, r. 1520

O'Farrell
" Jean, r. 615 Green

" Leon, ladies' hairdresser and hair goods,
141 Post, r. 2138 Post

Bloch Louis, bookkeeper Crown Paper Co., r. 1520

O'Farrell
" Marks, r. 205, 19th

" Samuel (Bloch & Stein), r. 532 O'Farrell
" Selina, widow, r. 1520 O'Farrell
" Valence V. Miss_, secretary Golden Gate

Park Commissioners, r. 615 Green
" William, r. 2514 California
" & Stein (Samuel Block and Charles Stein),

butchers, 839 Geary
4£r-Bloch. See Block

Blochman Nannette, widow, r. 1713 Sutter
" & Cerf (Moise Cerf), lime, cement, plaster,

etc., 14-16 Spear
Block Abraham (Block Bros.), r. 1021 Valencia
" Achille (Block Bros.), and butcher, 1919

Fillmore, r. 2215 Bush
" Adolph. r. 1429 Eddy
" Andrew, laborer, r. 911 Harrison
" Brothers (Achille and Abraham), butchers,

1048 Valencia
" Carl, baker Knudson & Mayer, r. iST-A

Jessie
" Charles, laborer, r. 407 Stevenson
" Charles, longshoreman, r. 3 Stanly Court
" Daniel, merchant, r. 1326 Geary
" David, hardware and clothing, 759!4 How-
ard
" Elias M. (estate of), W. W. Kaufman at-
torney, 159-160 Crocker Bldg
" Emanuel D., office 13 Sutter, r. 1908 Bush
" Felix (Block & Georges) r. 1245 Franklin
" Frederick, bakery, 3026, 16th
" Frederick, tailor Richard Finking, r. 613

Pine
" Frederick D., cooper, r. 411 Greenwich
" H. & L. (Harrv and Leopold), proprietor

Pac. Glove Wks., 220-222 Bush
" Harry (H. &L. Block), r. 2735 Clay
" Henry, nailmaker Washburn & Moen Mfg

Co.. r. 411 Greenwich
" Herman, traveling salesman, r. 1216 Bu

chanan
'• Howard M., stenographer, r. 1913 Pacific

Av
" Israel, cigars and tobacco, 228 Sutter, r

Oakland
Block James N., City and County Tax Collector,

New City Hall, 1st floor, and insurance

agent. 205 Sansome, r. 2323 Pacific Av
" Jeannette, widow, r. 1429 Eddy
" John, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,

r. 411 Greenwich
" Leon Jr., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &

Co., r. 1435 Jackson
" Leopold (H. & L. Block), r. 2014 Devisadero
•' Louis, salesman, r. 1429 Eddy
•• Marcus, clerk Newman & Levinson, r. 1429

Eddy
" Mark, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 1005

Sierra
Block Maurice, manager Anglo-American

Crockery and Glassware Co., 108-110

Pine, r. 1913 Pacific Av
" Maurice, salesman Arm and Cailleau, r.

1203 Octavia
" Olga Miss, pianist, r. 200 Franklin
" R., Mrs., widow, r. 901 Golden Gate Av
" Roy, journalist, r. 2735 Clay
" William, teamster, r. 411 Greenwich
Block & Georges (Felix Block), merchant tailors,

119 Sutter
i3®=Block. See Bloch

Blocksom Ensign C, bookkeeper, r. 710 Post
" Fisher A., salesman, r. 710 Post
" Frances M., widow, 710 Post
&S=-Blocksom. See Bluxome
Blockstein Arthur, bookkeeper Friedlander &

Mitau
Blodes Gilbert, newspaper dealer, r. 17 Sharon
" Joseph, laborer, r. 8 Freelon
" Joseph J., clerk, r. 17 Sharon
" Moses R.. r. 17 Sharon
Blodgett Edwin A., with Holbrook, Merrill &

Stetson, r. 1213 Laguna
" Frederick E. (Andrews & Blodgett), r. 1428

" S., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 417 Mason
" Walter L., student, r. 2405/2 California

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Blodgett William C, purser str Capt Weber, r.

816a Filbert
Blogg Harry, shoemaker, r. 2824 Mission
Blohm Bernhard H. (Blohm Bros.), r. 526 Waller
" Brothers (John A. and Bernhard A.), gro-
ceries, 600 Haight, and wood and coal,
629 Haight
" Charles H., salesman Getz Bros. & Co., r.
Berkeley
Blohm Ernest H., proprietor Cornucopia Saloon,
SE cor Howard and Main
" John (Goetze & Blohm), r. 541A Hayes
" John A. (Blohm Bros.), r. 526 Waller
Blohm Ludwig, wood carving, modeling and
metal chasing, etc., 213 Mission, r. Oak-
land
>e®=Blohm. See Bloom, Bluhm and Blume
Blohme Cecelia Mrs. (Johnson & Blohme), r.
1623 Pine
" J. Harry, draughtsman Laist & Schwerdt,
r. Oakland
Blom Sarah, widow, r. 426 Vallejo rear
Blomgren Harry, deckhand str Piedmont, r. 203

East
Blomno Louis, peddler, r. 29 Harriet
Blomquest Elma, domestic, 1124 Fulton
Blomquist Martin, machine hand Sterling Fur-
niture Co., r. 27, 11th
Blomquist Olof, watchmaker and jeweler, 112

Montgomery, r. 1425 Hyde
BlondeauF., proprietor Gailhard Hotel, 507-509

Pine
Blondell Alice, widow, r. 606 Fulton

" William, teamster, r. 606 Fulton
«®=Blondell. See Blundell
Blondin Louis D., dentist. 111 Eddy
Blondino Frank, barber Robert T. Brodek. r.

1107 Kearny
Blonk Jacob, .3d officer str City of Sydney
Blood Anne, widow, r. 116 Francisco
" Carrie E., widow, r. 62314 Geary
" Edward B., salesman Sperry Flour Co., r.

102 Ellis
" Mary L. Mrs., dressmaking, 615 Bush
" Patrick J., plumber, r. 207 Bartlett
" William, stableman McNab & Smith, r.
1043a Foisom
Bloom August, seaman, r. 100'4 Jackson
" Brothers (David and Jonas), commission

merchants, 303 California, room 4
" Charles, deckhand, r. 204 Jackson
" Charles, porter Grand Hotel
'• David (Bloom Bros.), r. Salvador, Central

America
" David, publisher, r. 408 Golden Gate Av
" David C, bool^keeper Samuel Bloom &

Sons, r. 815 Haight
" Delia, widow, groceries, 528^ Foisom, r. 18

Laurel PI
" Harry, salesman, r. 705 McAllister
" Henry, carpenter, r. 446, 7th
" Henry, produce dealer, r. 220 Chattanooga
" Henry, second-hand clothing, 238, 4th
" John, seaman, r. 6.32 Green rear
" Jonas (Bloom Bros.), r. 2932 Jackson
" Joshua H. (Samuel Bloom & Sons), r. 1118

Fell
" Meyer, produce merchant, r. 616 Grove
" Samuel (Samuel Bloom & Sons), r. 815

Haight
" Samuel, traveling salesman S. H. Frank

& Co., r. 408 Golden Gate Av
" Samuel & Sons (Samuel and Joshua H.).

manufacturers glove leather. 106 Clay
" Solomon, attorney at law, 12 Montgomery,

rooms 13-14, r. 815 Haight
" William, r. 408 Golden Gate Av
" Wolfl, capitalist, r. 408 Golden Gate Av
4®=Bloom. See Blohm, Bluhm and Blume
Bloomenthal Maurice, compositor E. C. Mc-

CuUough & Co., r. 317 Eddy
Bloomer Charles, groceries, 36 Golden Gate Av,
r. 302 Turk
" Hiram R., landscape artist, 506 Battery, r.

Sausalito
" JohnG., publisher Bloomer's Cryptographs,

630 Page
" John T., sweeper Harbor Commissioners, r.
Oakland

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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Bloomer Samuel M., cleik Murphy, Grant & Co.,
r. 1031 Valencia
" William, marine fireman, r. 212, 1st
.^""Bloomer. See Blumer

Bloomer's Cryptographs (International, Com-
mercial and Pacific). John G. Bloomer
publisher, 630 Page
Bloomfield Homer, civil engineer, r. 324 Jones
" William, r. 520 Chestnut
" William C, tailor, r. 237 Guerrero
Bloomheart Biliie, physician, r. 4 Marye Ter-
race
Bloomingdale Sarah, widow, r. 1515 Gough
Bloomquist Theodore, laborer Western Sugar

Refinery, r. 151 Silver
Bios James A., brass molder W. T. Garratt &
Co., r. East Oakland
" William J., harness maker, r. 23 Grand Av
Bloss George P., conductor Sutter St. Ry., r.
2610 Sutter
" Joseph H., teamster, r. 2I814, 19th
Blossfeldt Charles H., groceries and liquors,
309 Franklin, r. 306 Ivy Av
■' Herman, cellarman Lachman & Jacobi, r.
418^^ Fell
Blossom Henry E., with Neville & Co., r. 1811
Broderick
" Mary J., widow, r. 2904 California
" Rudolph, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
Blote Henry F.. collector Cbronicle, r. 629 Geary
Blouet John, teamster, r. 560 Howard
Blount John, r. 13 Oak
Blow Albert W., stockbroker, 209 Sansome, r.

714 Bush
Blowden F. F., traveling salesman Brown &

Metzner
Bloxham Charles, carpenter Hugh Williamson,

r. 41, 8th
Bloxom F. A., salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r.

710 Post
Blua Andrew D., laborer, r. I51/, Lafayette PI
" Antonio (Malatesta & Blua), r. 3 Filbert PI
" Joseph, laborer, r. 15% Lafayette PI
" Marianna, widow, r. 15^4 Lafayette PI
Bluchey George, wood and coal, hay and grain,

3208-3210 Fillmore
Blueher George A., teamster, r. 3208 Fillmore
" George H., r. 1026 Bryant
" Mary, widow, delicacies, 405 Jones
Blue Book, Charles C. Hoag publisher, 225 Post
" Frederick, draughtsman The Pelton Water

Wheel Co., r. 327 Eddy
" Gertrude M. Mrs., insurance agent, r. 1812

Market
" Julius, cellarman, r. 50 Clementina
Blue Lakes Water Co. (Amador Co.), J. S. Em-
ery president, Robert McF.Doble general
manager, 202 Sansome, 3d floor, room 2
" Rook Contracting Co., 214 Pine, rooms 58-.59
" Rupert L., assistant surgeon U. S. Marine
Hospital
Blues Harry, helper Risdon I. & L. "VVks., r. 611

Jessie
Bluett Helen Mrs., bookkeeper C. A. Hansen &
Co., r. 8 Golden Gate Av
" John, miner, r. 512 Stevenson
" John, teamster James Mullany & Co., r.

560 Howard
" Susan F., widow, r. 512 Stevenson
4@=Bluett. See Blewett
Bluhm Emma Miss, domestic, r. 565 Bryant
" Gustave, seaman, r. 31 Broadway
" Rudolph C. (Bluhm & Rath] ens), r. 1317

Pacific
" William H., master schr W. H. Talbot,
office 44 East

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Family Trade a Specialty.

Bluhm & Rathjens (Rudolph C. Bluhm and Peter
F. RathjeDs), pork packers, 1315-1319
Pacific
j8®"Bluhm. See Bloom and Blume
Blum Albert L., clerk Roth, Blum & Co., r. 1226
Post
" Alfred, bookkeeper Neuburger, Reiss &

Co., r. 24 Webster
" Charles, asst. engineer str Homer, r. Berke-
ley
'• Ester Mrs., boots, shoes and clothing, 422,

6th
" George E., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill
Blum George W., illustrator, engraver and pub-
lisher The Cycler's Guide and Road Book,
a30 Pine, room 51, r. 1817 Powell
" Henry, carpenter, 446, 7th
" Henry, salesman Gustavus Michael, r. 15

Russ
" Henry, second-hand clothing, 228, 4th
" Henry W., agent New York Life Ins. Co.,

r. 1817 Powell
" Isaac, merchant, r. 914 Ellis
" Isidor, insurance, r. 2302 Sutter
" Isidor L., bookkeeper Roth, Blum & Co., r.

1226 Post
" J. & I., merchants (Vacaville), ofBce 7-9

Battery
" Jacob, clerk Mrs. Ester Blum, r. 422, 6th
" Jacob, merchant, r. 1243 Franklin
" Jacques, vice-president Wilmerding-Loewe

Co.. 216 California, r. 812 McAllister
" John, r. 435 Broadway
" John B., printer, r. 1446 Jackson
" Joseph, salesman Cook & Co.. r. 1834 Bush
" Leon (Roth, Blum & Co. and Milly Bros.),

r. 1226 Post
" Leo, salesman Michels & Wand, r. 914 Ellis
" M. & Co. (Moses Blum) grain and commis-
sion merchants, 308 California
Blum Marcus M., leader Blum's Band, 735 Mar-
ket, r. 17 Grant Av, rooms 14-20
'• Marx, milk depot, 709 Larkin
■' Maurice, bookkeeper, r. 1203 Octavia
" Maurice L., bookkeeper, r. 1226 Post
Blum Max, attorney at law, 217 Sansome, room
14, r. 1243 Franklin, tel East 536
'^ Meyer, cloth cutter, r. 71314 Minna
" Milton, merchant, r. 1243 Franklin
" Moses (M. Blum & Co.), r. 2295 Franklin
" Moses, merchant (Vacaville), office 7-9
Battery, r. 1243 Franklin
Blum Myrtil, grain and commission merchant.
314 California, r. 1516 California
" Nicholas, cigar maker, r. 13^4 Zoe
" Peter, bagmaker Hirschf elder & Meaney,

r. 20 Ford
" Richard, seaman, r. 100^4 Jackson
" Robert, r. 41 Belvedere
" S., musician, r. 430 Geary
" S. & Co. (Simon Blum), commission mer-
chants, 308 California
" Sanford, student, r. 1243 Franklin
" Seraphen, butcher Roth, Blum & Co., r.

1203 Octavia
" Simon (S. Blum & Co.) and commission and
insurance, 212 Sansome, room 27, r. 1422
Post
" Wolf, tailor, r. 8 Grove

BLUM'S BAND,

Marcus M. Blum leader, 735 Market

Blumann Alexander, conductor S. F. & S. M.
Ry., r. 731 Army
" Sigismund, teacher Cal. School of Elocu-
tion and Oratory, r. 731 Army

Blumberg Ferdinand A., machinist, r. Ill Ful-
ton

" Frederick W., with Geo. F. Grant, r. 8
Liberty

" Gustav, printer Cubery & Co., r. 308V4, 26th

" I. S., tailor NicoU the Tailor, r. 428 Te-
hama

" J. F. Mrs., r. Ill Fulton

" Samuel, tailor, r. 428 Tehama
Blume Adolph, rancher, r. Lake nr 20th Av

" Daniel, salesman W. Cohen, Hirsch & Co.,
r. 2161/2 Grove

" Daniel, salesman, r. 2I614 Grove

" Harry, tailor, r. 119, 5th

" Henry, bartender, r. 449, 5th

" Henry, clerk X. L. Dairy Co., r. 59a Precita
Av

" Louis, general merchandise, r. 3I614 Grove

" Michael, peddler, r. 13 Norfolk

" Myer, barber, r. 216!?^ Grove

" N.,r. 781 Mission

•' Nathan, with S. Greenbaum, r. Grand
Southern

" Sadie C, milliner, r. 216V2 Grove
4®~Blume. See Bloom, Blohm and Blum
Blumenberg Ernest, elevator man, 420 Mont-
gomery

" Samuel P., general manager Chocolate
Emulsion Co., 221 Davis, r. 1911 Green

" S. M., widow, r. 1140a Howard
Blumenfeld Moses, house and sign painter, 1083

Howard
Blumenshein Philip, superintendent Salem

Cemetery, r. 34th Av and Clement
Blumenthal Abraham, r. 415 Laguna

" Albert, salesman Blumenthal & Co., r. 415
Laguna

" Alexander, butcher, r. 1014 Hampshire

" Alice A. Miss, teacher Columbia Grammar
School, r. 20141/2 Geary

" B. & Co. (Bernhard Blumenthal, Philip N.
Aronson and Aaron Galland), manufac-
turers gloves, 18-20 Battery

" Bernhard (B. Blumenthal & Co.), r. New
York

" Charles J., bookkeeper Pac. Law & Collec-
tion Co., r. 1004 Van Ness Av

" Edward M., waiter Palace Restaurant, r.
1425!4 Dupont

" Henry, butcher, r. 1014 Hampshire

" Herman S., butcher, r. 1413 Church

•' Herman S. Mrs., dairy produce, 1413
Church

" Isaac, peddler, r. 25 Norfolk

" Julius, drayman, 730 Montgomery, r. 2014"^
Geary
Blumenthal Julius, proprietor Pacific Law and
Collection Co.. 415 Montgomery, room
6, r. 1004 Van Ness Av

" Leo, bookkeeper M. Blum & Co., r. 2807
Harrison

" Louis, printer Goodman-Levison Co., r.
1425% Dupont

" Martha Miss, stenographer M. A. Gunst &
Co., r. 2014/2 Geary

" Max (Blumenthal & Co.), r. 1605 Laguna

" Phineas, salesman O'Connor, Moflatt &
Co., r. 914 Pierce

" Solomon, salesman M. A. Gunst & Co., r.
2014/3 Geary
Blumenthal & Co. (Max Blumenthal), whole-
sale wine and liquor merchants, distil-
lers and manufacturers syrups, cordials,'
bitters, extracts and extra fine sugar
coloring, 658-660 Mission
Blumer Henry, compositor Call
>e®=Blumer. See Bloomer
Blumlein George, bartender James Garrity, r.

130 O'Farrell
Blunck Carl, butcher Caspar Zerr, r. 1622 Broad-
way

" John F., bartender Osmer & Co., r. 3 East
Blundell Arthur W., r. 2814 Sacramento

" Henry, jeweler W. K. Vanderslice & Co., r.
423 Turk

" John W., sailmaker Simpson & Fisher, r.
56 Clay

" Walter, chief machinist U. S. str Alba-
tross

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Blundell W. H., fireman U. S. str Albatross

Jes-Blundell. See Blondell

Blunden Walter H., restaurant, 33 Taylor, r. 5

Golden PI
Blundon Joseph W., architect, r. 602 Geary
Blunk A. S., driver Alameda Transfer Co., r.

Alameda
Blunkall John I., r. 1108 Sacramento

" J. W. Mrs., dressmaking, 1108 Sacramento

Blunt Albert C, 1st lieutenant 5th Artillery U.

S. A., recruiting officer, post adjutant,

quartermaster, ordnance, signal and

range officer, r. Fort Mason

" John P., traveling salesman Rosenthal,

Feder & Co., r. Berkeley
" Randel, foundryman Marshutz & Cantrell,
r. 908 Larkin
Bluth Heinreich, traveling salesman Adolph
Blaich
" Martin, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r.
1510 Kentucky
Bluxome G. Miss, saleslady Hale Bros., r. 23%
Devisadero
" Gertrude, widow, r. 33'/4 Devisadero
" Isaac D., secretary, r. 2314 Devisadero
" Joseph, physician, 221 Powell
" Joseph F., attorney at law, 14 Sansome,
room 6, r. 221 Powell
4®* Bluxome. See Blockson
Bly James C, shipping clerk Washburn & Moen
Mfg. Co.,r. 738 Bay
" Leander A., clerk Smiths' Cash Store, r.
Oakland
4®= Bly. See Bley
Blydorn John, carpet layer Gercke Furniture

Co., r. 724 Mission
Blyth Frank A., driver San Mateo Ranch Dairy,

r. 1515 Fillmore
Blyth Henry, president Blyth & Trott, NE cor
Spear and Mission, r. Berkeley

BLYTH & TROTT

(incorporated), Henry Bljrth president,
William J. Trott vice-president, W. W.
Davis secretary, lumber, NE cor Spear
and Mission

Blythe Co. The, Charles Bone secretary, 222 San-
some, 5th floor, room 6
" John, driver Engine 33, r. 1569% Market
" Rose Miss, ladies' hairdresser, r. 1315 Web-
ster

Blywise Benjamin, varnisher West Coast Fur-
niture Co., r. 552!4 Tehama
" Charles, varnisher West Coast Furniture

Co., r. 1533 Eddy
" Moses, cellarman Lachman & Jacobi
" RoseB., r. 1533 Eddy

B'nai B'ritb Endowment Fund Assn., Jacob
Levison secretary, 131 Eddy

B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy

B'nai B'rith Hall Assn., Jacob Levison secre-
tary, 131 Eddy

B'nai B'rith Library, Jacob Levison secretary,
Aaron Wiener librarian, 131 Eddy

Boa Mining and Milling Co., R. H. Daley secre-
tary, 316 Post

Boag Charles E., plumber M. F. Welch, r. 1410
Webster
" James M., office 628 Market

Boalt John H., attorney at law, 532 Market, room
41, r. Oakland
" Julia G. Miss, r. 301 Leavenworth

Boan Daniel B., clerk H.Roman & Co., r. 131
Turk

Board Iter A. Miss, dressmauer, r. 944 Valencia
" Jeannett Mrs., r. 1424 Howard

Board of Bank Commissioners, Paris Kilbum,
Jesse B. Fuller and Harvey W. Magee,
530 California, rooms 19-30

Board of Brokers (Pacific Stock and Exchange
Board), 316 Montgomery

Board of Brokers (San Francisco Stock and
Exchange Board), 337 Pine

Board of Brokers (Stock and Bond), Edward
Barry secretary, 22 Merchants' Exchange

Board of Commissioners of Building and
Loan Associations, 109 California, room 5

Board of Education, office and committee
rooms New City Hall, 3d floor

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

DRAPERIES.

Board of Education Storeroom, SW cor Pine
and Larkin, tel East 195

Board of Election Commissioners, New City
Hall basement

Board of Equalization, New City Hall, 3d floor

" of Examiners of the Medical Society of

the State of California, 518 Sutter

Board of Examining Surgeons for Pensions,
Donohoe Bldg, room 4

Board of Fire Commissioners, New City Hall,
1st floor

Board of Fire Underwriters of the Pacific,
E. F. Mohrhardt secretary, 303 Califor-
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floor

Board of Fish Commissioners, State of Cali-
fornia, 78 Flood Bldg

Board of Health, New Citv Hall, 1st floor

Board of Health Inspectors, New City Hall,
1st floor

Board of Horticulture (State), 1-3 Mills Bldg,
5th floor

Board of Managers, Industrial Exhibition,
J. H. Culver secretary, 31 Post

Board of Manufacturers and Employers of
California, George W. Walthew secre-
tary, 43-44 Steuart

Board of Marine Underwriters of San Fran-
cisco, E. L. Woods secretary, 333 San-
some, room 1

Board of Missions Protestant Episcopal
Church, 731 California

Board of Naval Inspection and Survey, U. S.
Appraisers' Bldg

Board of New City Hall Commissioners, New
City Hall, 1st floor

Board of Park Commissioners, office Park
Lodge, Golden Gate Park

Board of Pilot Commissioners State, A. Mur-
phy secretary, 506 Battery

Board of Police Commissioners, 11 and 12 New
City Hall, 1st floor

Board of Police Pension Fund Commissioners,
11 and 13 New City Hall, 1st floor

Board of Port Wardens, Clay St. Wharf

Board of Railroad Commissioners, Samuel
Newman secretary, 27-28 Chronicle Build-

Board of Regents of University of California,

Hopkins Institute of Art, SE cor Mason
and California

Board of State Harbor Commissioners, James
J. Keegan secretary, 10 California

Board of Supervisors, New City Hall, 2d floor

Board of Trade (California State). See Cali-
fornia State Board of Trade

Board of Trade of San Francisco, A. A. Wat-
kins president, H. L. Smith secretary,
Joseph Kirk attorney, 202 Market and 3
Pine

Board of Underwriters Boston Marine, Oliver
Eldridge agent, 303 California, room 18

Board of Underwriters Bremen, Hellmann
Bros. & Co., agents, 525 Front

Board of Underwriters French, Edward Che-
vassus agent, 1-3 Sansome

Board of Underwriters Hamburg, Hellmann
Bros. & Co., agents, 535 Front

Board of Underwriters Liverpool, Catton,
Bell & Co. agents, 406 California

Board of Underwriters London Lloyds, Cat-
ton, Bell & Co. agents, 406 California

Board of Underwriters Natural Premium,
D. Gilbert Dexter president, F. F. Weed
secretary, 505 California

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Oliver Eldridge agent, 303 California
Board of United States Inspectors Steam

Vessels, ^1 U. S. Appraisers' Bldg
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Tree Grove Commissioners, Jobn F.

Siieehan secretary, 2b Mills Bldg, 10th

floor
Boardman George C, general agent ^tna Ins.

Co. (of Hartford), 514 California, r. 1750

Franklin
" George C. Jr.. clerk Shainwald, Buckbee &

Co., r. 1750 Franklin
" Jolm H., printer, r. 125, 14tli
" John H., tea 9,nd cofiee merchant, r. 215

Fair Oaks
" Joseph, clerk freight auditor's dept. S. P.

Co., r. Lorin, Alameda Co.
" Julius W., (Boardman, Kenne & Co.), r.

2804 California

BOARDMAN, KENNE & CO.

(Julius W. Boardman and Frank G.
Kenne), manufacturers high grade
perfumes, toilet articles, flavoring
extracts, 8 Sutter

Boardman Minnie Miss, dressmaking, 125, 14th
" Samuel H., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co.,

r. 1750 Franklin
" T. Danforth, with ^tna Ins. Co., r. 1750

Franklin
" William A., operator Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 125, 14th
Boarman Cecilia, widow, r. 3138 Mission
" John F., carpenter, r. 2138 Mission
Boas Adolph, with Judah Boas, r. 1239 O'Farrell
" Benjamin, bookkeeper J. Boas, r. 1239

O'Farrell
" Charles, student, r. 1239 O'Farrell
" David, cigarette maker James M. Boas, r.

704 Bush
" Isidore, r. 344 Grove

" James M., cigarettes and Turkish tobacco,

424 Montgomery, r. 14 Hanover PI

Boas Judah, capitalist, 330 Montgomery, Cal.

Safe Deposit Bldg, r. 1239 O'Farrell

" Max, plater Schaezlien & Burridge, r. 344

Grove
" Nathan, cashier J. Boas, r. 1239 O'Farrell
Boatman's Freighting Agency, N. H. Olsson

manager, 32 Steuart
Bob Anton, baker, r. 1215 Folsom
Bobbins John H., clerk Goldberg, Bowen & Co.,

r. 12 Pleasant
Bobier John, gardener, r. 506, 27th

" Sara Miss, glovemaker, r. 506, 27th
Bobkicwicz Louis, carpenter Charles M. Depew

Planing Mill Co., r. 474 Jessie
Bobsien Christiana, widow, r. 1840, 23d
" Henry, salesman South S. F. Packing and
Provision Co., r. 7th Av South bet M and
N
" William, butcher South S. F. Packing and
Provision Co., r. 7th Av South bet M and
N
Bobst James R., salesman W. K. Vanderslice &

Co., r. 521 Golden Gate Av
Boca Mill Co. (Boca, Cal.), C. A. Grow secre-
tary, 27 Mills Bldg, 5th floor
Bocarde Harvey, bartender, r. 723 Capp
" Isabella, widow, r. 6 Zoe
" James B., president J. B. Bocarde Drayage
Co., 36 Market, r. 51b South Park

Bocarde J. B. Drayage Co., J. B. Bocarde presi-
dent, Henry E. Pennell secretary, 36
Market
" Joseph, shoemaker, r. 723 Capp
" Matthew, foreman, r. 89 Silver
" William, carpenter, r. 1274a 18th
Bocca Antonio, musician, r. 530 Vallejo
" Rocco, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo
" Teresa, widow, r. 5.30 Vallejo
" Vincenzo (Bocca &Co.). r. Oakland
" & Co. (Vincenzo Bocca and Joseph Sui-
sain), lodgings, 736 Pacific
Boch Louise H. Mrs., stenographer and type-
writer, 47 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
" Theresa, widow, r. 2111 Fillmore
" Charles C, with Orpheum Theatre, r. 1619

Powell
" Henry, gilder Davis Bros., r. 1920 Mason
" Frederick W., maltster Empire Malt House,

r. 16 Pfeiffer
" George H., frame maker, r. 1930 Mason
" H., waiter str Mariposa
" Jacob, tailor, 1648 Market, r. .305 Haight
" James, clerk S. Peckerman, r. 621 Haight
" Joseph, r. 621 Haight
" Louis, waiter, r. 309 Ivy Av
" Samuel, tailor Chicago Clothing Co., r.

22OV2 Fulton
" William, salesman, r. 17 Lapidge
" William Mrs., dressmaker, r. 17 Lapidge
Bocken Sophie Mrs., r. 811 Union

" W.M.,gripman Market St. Ry.,r. 813b Lett
Bocker Louis (Bocker & Anthanen), r. cor Cam-
bridge and Wayland
" & Anthanen (Louis Bocker & Leopold
Anthanen), dairymen, cor Cambridge
and Wayland
Bockhoop Martin, clerk John C. Otten & Co., r.

1629 Turk
Bockius C. P., salesman American Oil Co.
" Frances, widow, solicitor Fireman's Fund
Ins. Co.
Bockman Henry C, real estate, r. 414 Brannan
" John C, clerk, r. 414 Brannan
" John R. B., salesman Roos Bros., r. 414
Brannan
Jg^Bockman. See Bachman, Boeckmann and

Buckman
Bockstatt August, liquors, 310 O'Farrell, r. 810

Bush
Bocqueraz Antoine (Shea, Bocqueraz & Co.), r.
607 Sutter
" Leon, salesman Shea, Bocqueraz & Co., r.
607 Sutter
Bocovitch Peter, cigars and tobacco, Union St.

Wharf
Boddker Joseph, carpenter, r. 632 Minna
Boddy Wright S., messenger Pac. Bank, r.

Berkeley
Bode Agnes Miss, teacher languages, r. 1630 Oc-
tavia
" Charles N., carpenter Western Sugar Re-
finery, r. 440, 6th
" Eide H., saloon keeper, r. 14 Birch Av
" Ernest F., policeman, r. 13'/2 Pond
" Frederick, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., 1703

Jones
" George E. E., capitalist, r. 1759 Howard
" Herman C, helper Dow Steam Pump Wks.,

r. 65 Minna
" Julius G., machinist Fulton Eng. & Ship

Bldg. Wks., r. Berkeley
" Louis, carpenter Western Sugar Refinery,

r. 440, 6th
" Louis, cement worker, r. 11 Madison Av
" Louis, deckhand str Resolute
•' William W., portrait artist, r. 1057 Folsom
Bode & Haslett (incorporated), S. M. Haslett
president. John O. Strauch secretary, pro-
prietors Battery Street Warehouse, 1301
Battery, Internal Revenue Bonded Ware-
house No. 1, 1203 Battery, Flint's Ware-
house, 1205 Battery, Greenwich Dock
Bonded Warehouse, cor Greenwich and
Battery, and Overland Bonded Ware-
house, SE cor Townsend and 3d
4®=-Bode. See Bodie

Bodectel W. C, watchmaker A. I. Hall & Son,
r. Berkeley

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Bodega Tlie, Henry Siebs proprietor, 109 Market
Bodel August, artist, 514 Post
" Christ, tanner Struven & Borgle, r. 1007
Alabama
Bodeman Henry W., tinner, r. 311, 38th
Bodemann Adolph, vinegar maker, r. 1104, 32d
Bodemer Frederick, trimmer Mutual Electric

I^ight Co., r. 112, 1st
Boden Annie Mrs., proprietor Long Branch
House, ^36 Sutter
" Ernest, machinist, r. 1114^^ Tennessee
" Frederick C, salesman W. R. Grace & Co.,

r. 1413b Mason
" George A., clerk John H. Boden & Co., r.

1313b Mason
" John F., r. 1413b Mason
" John F. Jr., clerk John H. Boden & Co., r.

1413b Mason
" John H. (John H. Boden & Co.), r. Hay-
wards, Cal.
Boden Jolin H. & Co. (John H. Boden and
Charles C. Leavitt), ship, custom house
and Internal revenue brokers, 504 Bat-
tery
" Michael, truckman truck 1
" Richard, stonecutter O. E. Brady, r. 984
Howard
4@= Boden. See Bodin and Bowden
Bodewig George, portrait studio, 79 Columbian

Bldg, 916 Market
Bodflsh William H., attorney at law, 39 Mont-
gomery Block, r. 620 Oak
Bodie Charles H., liquors, SW cor 4th and
Channel
" Consolidated Mining Co., Henry D. Walker
president, Milton E. Willis secretary,
62 Nevada Block
" Railway and Lumber Co., Thomas Menzies

secretary, 310 Pine, room 18
" William, laborer, r. 66 Oregon
Jg®- Bodie. See Bode
Bodin Paul (AUais & Bodin), r. 523 Pine
Bodine James A., conductor S. F. &. S. M. Ry.,

r. 57 Chenery
Bodkin Elizabeth Miss, r. 135 Borland
" Thomas, contractor, r. 205i4 Steiner
" Thomas P., physician, r. 205i4 Steiner
Bodie Charles H., barber Ingell & Dunlap, r.

124, 39th
Bodmer Charlotte Mrs., dressmaking, 503 Sutter
" Henry G., marine engineer, r. 20 South

Park
" Martin, machinist, r. 502 Sutter
Bodros R., yardman South S. F. Tannery

" Sidonie, widow, embroiderer, r. 27 Scott PI
Bodson Henry, bartender Matt Grimm, r. 1524
Powell
" Nicholas, driver Bonnet Bonnet, r. 61254
Broadway
Bodwell Harry H., mining secretary, r. 331
Bartlett
" Harry W. (L. R. Larzelere & Co.), r. 920

Santa Clara Av, Alameda
" Martha J., widow, r. 430b Fulton
Bodwin P., pantryman Palace Hotel, r. 643

Broadway
Boe Owen, picture frames, 328, 4th
Boecher William, bartender, r. 307 Eddy
Boechett G., machine hand H. Friedrichs, r.

1443 Harrison
Boecker John, rattan and willow worker, 32054

Montgomery Av
Boeckmann Frederick, president E. A. Fargo

Co., 316 Front, r. 1630a McAllister
Boeckmann Frederick C, r. 1630 McAllister
^8®=" Boeckmann. See Bachman and Bockmann
Boeddicker George, elevator boy Shreve & Co.,

r. West Berkeley
Boedefeld Ewald, salesman John Boedefeld, r.
41 Russ
" John, furniture, 1171 Mission, r. 41 Russ
" J. Walter, clerk Harrold, Belcher & Allen,

r. 824 Powell
" William, teamster, r. 102 Langton
Boedeker Henry, groceries. SE cor Green and
Kearny, r. 1226 Kearny
" Joseph, carpenter Boedeker, r. 633 Minna
Boege Adolph, tanner Metten & Gebhardt, r. 6
St. Mary's Av

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

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309. 311. 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Boege Hans, porter South S. F. Packing and Pro-
vision Co., r. St. Mary's Av nr Mission
Road
" Herman, butcher, r. St. Mary's Av nr Mis-
sion Road
" John, teamster, r. 504 Athens
Boegershausen John, waiter, r. 48754 Haight

rear
Boegle Laura, Miss, cashier Lippman Bros., r.

554 Lapidge
Boegler Frederick, teamster, r. 133454 Eddy
Boehle William, engineer, r. 1 Ewer PI
Boehm Albertina, widow, r. 145054 Minna
Charles D., porter D. E. Allison Co.
Daniel, restaurant Tiburon Ferry, r. Com-
mercial Hotel
Frank, bedmaker, r. 139, 4th
Frederick, carpenter, r. 1114 Treat Av
Henry, tailor, r. 10 Turk
Herman, laborer William A. Schrock
Jacob B., r. 246, 6th
Jennie, widow, r. 142 Fell
Max (Boehm & McLennan), r. 42 Grove
Oscar Mrs., dressmaker, r. 50954 Hyde
Otto H., brass finisher S. F. Novelty &
Plating Wks., r. 837 McAllister
Boehm & McLennan (Max Boehm and Roderick
N. McLennan), managers Atlantic Pub-
lishing Co., 50 St. Ann's Bldg
Boehme A., farmer, r. 636 Commercial
" Angelita, widow, r. 225a O'Farrell
" Charles A., druggist, r. 3034 Steiner
" Emil A., clerk, r. 225a O'Farrell
" Frederick, clerk, r. 2111 Fillmore
" Linda R. Miss, hairdresser, r. 225a O'Far-
rell
" Louis M., lithographer, r. 22.5a O'Farrell
Boehmer Catherine, domestic, 1426 Clay
" Hermann, cooper J. Gundlach & Co., r. 437,
6th
Boehnke Arthur E., bookkeeper, r. 410, 29th
Boehrer J. & Co. (John Boehrer and K. E. Arf-
sten), carpenters, 408 Sacramento
" John (J. Boehrer & Co.), r. Berkeley
Boehringer Charles, tanner The Norton Tan-
ning Co., r. 1025, 10th Av South
Boeken Marcus W., gripman, r. 813B Central Av
Boelen Alfred B., pattern maker, r. 555a Na-
toma
" John D., helper Dow Steam Pump Wks., r.

524 Union
" William, r. 555a Natoma
" William, laborer S. P. Co., r. 100, 5th
Boell Charles L., printer, r. 415 Filbert
" Frank, employee Cal. Fruit Evaporating
Co., r. 415 Filbert
Boelsems Elso, laborer, r. 315 Cumberland
Boepple Michael, foreman I. L. Solomon & Co.,

r. 326, 29 th
Boerckel Samuel, machine hand S. F. Furniture

Mfg. Co., r. 900 Brannan
Boericke William (Boericke & Runyon), and
homoeopathic physician, 1812 Washing-
ton

BOERICKE & RUNYON

(William Boericke, M. D., and Edwin
W. Runyon), homoeopatliic pharmacy,
234 Sutter bet Kearny and Grant Av
Boeringer Pierre N., superintendent art and
mechanical depts. Overland Monthly
Publishing Co., 508 Montgomery, room
26a
Boerlin Edward, porter, r. 639 Commercial
Boerman Erik, barber, 304 Folsom, r. 104 New-

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Boerner William, liquors, Corbett Av nr Alms

House
Boernicke Louis, shoemaker, r. 1922 Howard
Boesctl Emile, president Boesch Lamp Co., 585
Mission
" Henry E., bookkeeper Boesch Lamp Co., r.
29 Haight
Boescli Lamp Co., Emile Boesch president,
Martin Bauer vice-president and m.ana-
ger, Marius Artigues secretary, 585
Mission
Boescher William, bartender People's Palace
Boese Charles H., physician German Hospital,
r. 1104 Market
" Charles J., saloon keeper, r. 23 Hickory Av
" Edward S., clerk Simpson & Millar, r. 22

Hickory Av
•' Frederick (Jurgens & Boese). r. 1006a

Golden Gate Av
" George, quartermaster str Columbia
" Henry A., architect Reid Bros., r. 1006a

Golden Gate Av
•' Herman (Wittenberg & Boese), r. 938 Mis-
sion
" John, bartender, r. 174 Jessie
" Nicholas (Wilkens & Boese), r. 50 Erie
4^* Boese. See Boes and Bose
Boeseke Bertram C, dental student, r. 160

Golden Gate Av
Boesmann Charles, clerk, r. 715 Howard
Boessenecker George L., clerk Nash & Boess-
enecker, r. 111914 McAllister
" John J., clerk Nash & Boessenecker, r.

1119!/2 McAllister
" Robert C. (Nash & Boessenecker), r. 1119^4
McAllister
Boettcher A., salesman O'Connor, Moflatt &
Co. , r. 222 Page
" Paul, floorwalker G. Verdier & Co.
4®"Boettcher. See Botcher and Bottcher
Boeven Paul, assistant repairer Fire Alarm

and Police Telegraph, r. 1423 Geary
Boferino Frank, boatman, r. 3 Vallejo
Bofinger Jacob (Wamser & Boflnger), r. 342

Clementina
Bogan Charles, painter John P. Eraser
" Dell Miss, r. 721 Brannan rear
" George J., clerk, r. 26c Hawthorne
" Jennie Mrs., r. 327 Broadway
" Patrick, molder, r. 26c Hawthorne
" William F., r. 153 Silver
Bogan Winifred Mrs., r. 816b Filbert
4S=Bogan. See Bogen and Boggan
Bogaxdus Jolm P., editor and proprietor The

Figaro, 533 Merchant, r. 9^4 Delgado PI
Bogart Andrew T., student, r. 501 Devisadero
" Arthur W., hardware, 1502 Market, r. 501

Devisadero
" C. M., widow, r. 1421 Clay
" E. S., past assistant surgeon U. S. str

Albatross, r. 1001 Pine
•' Frank A., groceries and hardware, cor
Haight and Masonic Av, r. 501 Devisa-
dero
" James A., conductor Cal. St. RR, r. 1431

Clay
" Jane Mrs., r. 1406 Van Ness Av
" J. F., with Ames & Harris, r. 1406 Van

Ness Av
" John E., seaman, r. 626 Eddy
" Mary M. Mrs., proprietor The Victor, 1006

Pine
" Maye A. Miss, actress, r. 1006 Pine
" Orlando H., expert accountant, r. 1006 Pine
Bogart W. F., cashier The Examiner, 756 Mar-
ket cor Grant Av, r. 830 Haight

Bogasch Charles, porter, r. 613 Post

" James, teamster, r. 218, 9th
Bogdan Vincent, cook M. Cressalia, r. 1033 Mis-
sion
Boge Carl oysters, SE cor California and Polk,
r. 127 Wood
" Jaspar, oysterman Carl Boge, r. 127 Wood
" Philip, manager Carl Boge, r. 3917 Sacra-
mento
4®"Boge. See Boag and Bogue
Bogel Edward, druggist, r. I41I14 Guerrero
" Henry F., groceries and liquors, NE cor

15th and Dolores, r. 552, 15th
" Louise, widow, r. 115 Stockton
4®=-Bogel. See Bogle

Bogen Louise, widow, r. SW cor Noe and Henry
Bogen William, proprietor The Louvre, NW cor
Powell and Eddy, tel Bush 3, r. 642 Oak
" William C, cashier The Louvre, r. 642 Oak

Boger Frederick E., cigars and tobacco, 540
Hayes, r. SE cor Hayes and Fillmore
" William, groceries and liquors, 835 Hayes

Bogetto Martin, vegetable peddler, r, 41 Juniper

Boggan Owen, r. 1900 Buchanan

Boggiano Domenico (Bacigalupi & Boggiano), r.
17 Sonora
•• Giovanni B., florist Luigi Chiappari, r. cor
Wayland and Somerset

Boggs Samuel T., laborer Pac. Gas Impt. Co., r.
2222 Greenwich

Bogie William, laborer, r. 17 Boyce

Bogle George, stableman McNab & Smith, r. 5>4
Lapidge
" George E., driver Simmen Bros., r. 5^4 La-
pidge

BOGLE J. H. MRS,,

proprietor Quaker Medicine Co., 6 City
Hall Square, r. 323 Clipper

Bogle John H., driver, r. 323 Clipper
Bogle Joseph H., manager Quaker Medicine Co.,
6 City Hall Square, r. 333 Clipper
Joseph S., boatbuilder, r. 554 Lapidge
See Bogel

Bogliolio Luigi, driver, r. 533 Filbert rear
Boglione Luigi, laborer, r. Cortland Av opp

Wool
Bogue Benjamin, millhand Cal. Barrel Co., r.
Minot and Powhattan
" Felix, clerk D. Cavagnaro & Sons, r. cor

Onondago and Delaware Avs
" Hugh, helper Buckingham & Hecht, r. 146

Moultrie
" James, blacksmith Peter W. Commins, r.

Powhattan Av nr Moultrie
" John, carpenter, r. Powhattan Av nr

Moultrie
" Margaret, widow, r. SSSy^ Ritch
■' Michael, laborer, r. Ellsworth nr Cortland
Av
Bolian DanielJ., wines and liquors, 835 Bryant,
r. 60 Crocker
" James, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg &

Co., r. 60 Crocker
" James A., r. 931 Howard
" Michael, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg &

Co,, r. 60 Crocker
" Patrick, driver Morton Special Delivery
" Patrick, longshoreman, r. 44 Minna
" Peter, core maker Occidental Foundry, r.

58 Crocker
" Thomas, laborer Occidental Foundry, r. 60

Crocker
" William, laborer, r. 125 Perry
j8S=Bohan, See Bohn, Bohen, Bone and Bowen
Bohannan Michael J., r, 4O81/2, 9th
Bohannon David E,, r. 334 O'Farrell

" John, carpenter, r. 339, 4th
Bohemian Benevolent Society, 10 California,

room 13
Bohemian Club, 130 Post
Bohemian Cyclery, Joseph F. and Christine

Moran proprietors, 1839 Polk
Bohen Benjamin F., detective, r. 235 Kearny
Bohen George T., solicitor Alliance Assurance
Co, and president Board of Fire Commis-
sioners, r. 617 Pine
" Henry, r, 819b Howard

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Bohen Jolin, stableman, r. 432 Ivy Av
" Louis, cook, r. 529 Hickory Av
" Thomas, laborer, r. 417 Sanchez
jg®=Bohen. See Bohan, Bohn and Bowen
Bohl Herman, teacher St. Paul's German and

English School, r. 607 Willow Av
Bohle Albert F.. harness maker William C. F.
Stein, r. 30 Rincon PI
" Edward H., conductor S. F. & S. M. Ry., r.

1629 Church
•' William, teamster, r. 20 Rincon PI
Bohlen Ernest (Seeba & Bohlen), r. 2602 Post

" Martin H., liquors, 101 Berry
Bohlig John H., salesman Domestic Sewing

Machines, r. 528 Golden Gate Av
Bohling Charles, groceries and liquors, NW
cor Bush and Jones, r. 1008 Bush
" Louis, clerk, r. 335 Drumm
Bohlken John M., machinist, r. 832, 26th
Bohlmann Ehler (Hahn, Bohlmann & Co.), r.
304,3d
" George, bartender John Rutemann, r. 600

7th
" Henry (Hahn, Bohlmann & Co.), r. 121 Sil-.

ver
" Herman, clerk Hahn, Bohlmann & Co., r.

138 Perry
" Hermann, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Hayes and Polk
4®"Bohlmann. See Bahlmann and BoUmann
Bohls H. & Co. (Henry Bohls), tobacco manu-
facturers, 244-246 tremont
" Henrv (H. Bohls & Co.). r. 10221/2 Guerrero
Bohm A. C., clerk R. Liddle Co., r. 621 Stevenson
" Ernest A., physician, office and r 333, 6th
" George H., clerk ticket auditor's dept. S. P.

Co., r. 631 Stevenson
", Harry R., receiver Market St. Ry., r. 631

Stevenson
" Helena E., stenographer Marcus J. Wald-

heimer, r. Mill Valley, Marin Co.
" John A., porter Greenebaum, Weil & Mi-

chels, r. 621 Stevenson
" Josephine Mrs., varieties, 401 Haight, r.

211 Webster
" Otto, laborer Miller & Son, r. lOlSi/s Ver-
mont
" Robert W., clerk, r. 65!^ Clementina rear
Ji®~Bohm. See Boehm and Boehme
Bohmaers Hugo R., r. 34 Lewis PI

" William, druggist, r. 34 Lewis PI
Bohmansson H. Robert, druggist Baxter &
Oesting, r. 130 McAllister
" William L., clerk, r. 120 McAllister
Bohme Clara, widow, r. 431 Vallejo
" George, teamster Black Diamond Coal M.
Co., r. 113 Moulton Av
Bohmer Henry, tailor, r. 56 Montgomery Block

" Herman, cooper, r. 437, 6th
Bohn A. Mrs., r. 316 Octavia
" Andre, r. 771 Howard
" Daniel, laundryman, r. 9 Vandewater
" Ernest M., plumber and gasfltter, 733b

Clementina
" G., farmer, r. 636 Commercial
" Lizzie Miss, milliner Stange & Jaenicke, r.

733 Grove
" Louise, widow, r. 48 West Park
4ES"Bohn. See Bohan and Bone
Bohne Julius, waiter The Oberon, r. 1026 Minna
" Lizzie Miss, bakery and notions, 1302!4

Hayes
" Richard, waiter, r. 1078 Howard
Bohnenberg Catherine, widow, r. 334 Francisco
rear
" Frederick, carpenter, 16th Av South nr

Railroad Av
" John, liquors, junction 4th and Kentucky
Bohnenberger John, carpenter, r. 358, 11th
Bohner John, groceries and liquors, 300 Turk, r.

8 Marye Terrace
Bohns Emilie, widow, r. 2001 Dupont
Bohr Bertha Miss, milliner, r. SOOIK,. 16th
" C. Mrs., ladies' furnishing goods, 3005, 16th,

r. mn%, 16th
" H. A. Philip, statistician Nathan, Dohr-

mann & Co., r. 3005, 16th
" H. A. Philip Jr. (Nissum & Bohr), r. 300VA,
16th

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Bohr Wilhelmina Miss, milliner, 3003, 16th
Boioe C. de S., collector Fireman's Fund Ins.
Co., r. Oakland
" John, waiter, r. 257 Stevenson
4®"Boice. See Boyce

Boicelli Daniel, gardener, Colombo Market
" Ferdinand, scavenger, r. 1807 Lombard
" Orazio, gardener, Colombo Market
Boido Jose, pressman George H. Tay Co., r. 21

Ohio PI
Boie F. H., master mariner, 9 Mission
Roien Charles, clerk F. Rippe, r. 2801, 16th
Boillot Leon, artist Chronicle, r. Oakland
Boise Gerhardt, seaman, r. cor Prospect and

Eugenia Av
Boisse Gaston, clerk Henry Gehrt, r. 706 Cali-
fornia
" Gaston J., pressman, r. 2014^4 Dupont
Boisseau Emile, shoemaker, 519i4 Post
Boisson George, driver Bonestell & Co., r.'1506

Jones
Boitano Angelo, laborer, r. 3622 Sacramento
" Carlos, clerk Frank Baoigalupi, r. 4i^

Keyes Alley
" Giuseppe, marble polisher, r. 3 Bartol
'• John B., bootblack, 2003 Fillmore, r. 3633

Sacramento
" L. & Co. (LuigiBoitano and Alberto Rosa),

liquors, 636 Front
" Louis, macaroni maker, r. .33 Boardman PI
" Luigi. r. 314 Pacific
" Luigi (L. Boitano & Co.), r. 622 Front
Boivin Louis E., carrier postofflce, r. 218 Stockton
Boje Robert (Miller & Boje), r. 618, 6th
Bokariza Peter (Burin & Bokariza), r. 561 Stev-
enson
Bokenmeier Simon, r. 417 Powell
Bolan James, clerk, r. 3613 Post
" John, clerk, r. 2613 Post
" M. Mrs., r. 113 Kearny, room 17
" M. J., physician, 1102 Valencia
" William W., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
Alameda
4®~ Bolan. See Bohlen and Bowlan
Boland Bridget, widow, r. 19V2 Harriet
" B. M., carrier postofflce, r. 2429 Harrison
" Bridget, widow, r. 3429 Harrison
" Daniel D., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 457

Jersey
" Dennis J., harness maker J. O'Kane, r. 1125,

20th
" Edward M., bookkeeper, r. 2429 Harrison
" Francis, laborer, r. 3041, 16th
" G., r. 510 Pacific
Boland James B., with John H. Sievers, r. 210
Dolores
" Joanna M. Miss, teacher Columbia Gram-
mar School, r. 2429 Harrison
" Joseph F., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 39

Powell Av
" Lawrence, laborer S. P. Co., r. 778 Har-
rison
" Maggie, widow, r. 345% Shipley
" Michael, cigars, 714 Kearny
" Michael C, harnessmaker J. O'Kane, r.

1135, 20 th
" Nellie Miss, dressmaker, r. 19% Harriet
" Nellie, domestic, 607 Fell
" Patrick, laborer, r. 19% Harriet
" Patrick, real estate, 224-336 Bush, r. 1033

Bush
" Patrick T., laborer, r. 1310 Mason
" Richard J., carrier postofflce, r. 431. 10th
" Richard J., sailmaker, r. 431, 10th
" Robert, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 16th and Bryant

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Boland Robert J., bartender Alphonse Revert, r.
Bryant bet Eldorado and Center
" William Mrs., widow, r. 2030 Broadway
Bolander Catherine Mrs., furnished rooms, r.
1014, 8th
" L. Ph. (Bolander & Perkins), r. 1032 Fair
Oaks

BOLANDER & PERKINS

(L. Ph. Bolander and George E. Per-
kins), proprietors Eureka Planing MiUs
and manufacturers flag poles, grain
and straw carriers, H5-H7 Main
Bolce Daniel H., carrier postofflce, r. Oakland
Boldemann A. C. & Co. (Adoph C. and Oscar
Boldemann), essential oils, 307 Commer-
cial
" Adolph C. (A. C. Boldemann & Co.), r. 2634

Howard
'■ Charles A., manager Golden State and

Commercial Traveler, r. 2624 Sutter
" Gustav, shipping clerk Louis Saroni& Co.,

r. 2624 Sutter
" Louise, widow, r. 2624 Sutter
" Oscar (A. C. Boldemann & Co.), r. 2624 Sutter
Bolderl Dominick. liquors, 1020 Bryant
Boldt Henry (Boldt & Dabel). r. 1 Harriet
" Lawrence, clerk J. W. Rooch, r. 313U

O'Farrell
" & Dabel (Henry Boldt and Herman Dabel)
groceries and liquors, SW cor Sixth and
Folsom
Bole Constant, gardener, 1516 Post
" David C, foreman G. W. Clark & Co., r. 522

Jones
•' George, r. 911 Battery
" Harman R., bartender, r. 18, 1st
" James, clerk Forbes Bros., r. Alameda
" John, r. 911 Battery
" John Jr., teamster, r. 911 Battery
" Robert C, receiving clerk S. F. &S. M.Rv

r. 229 Bartlett ^ '

" William, teamster, r. 911 Battery
-eS^Bole. SeeBoell

Boleen Frederick, carpenter, r. 2817 Folsom
Boles Alfred, porter Italian-Swiss Agricultural

Colony, r. 724 Filbert
-eS^Boles. See Bohls, Bolles and Bowles
Bolesworth Brittain, lard refiner, r. 1130 Bryant
Bolfing Arthur J., clerk Harbor Commissioners

r. 1010, 15th
Bolger Charles, laborer, r. 27 Capp
" Eugene J., house painter, r. 22 Folsom Av
" J. Anthony, salesman, r. 923 O'Farrell
" James, 3d officer str Columbia, r. 35 Tehama
" James J., men's furnishing goods, 124, 4th

r. 309 Minna
" John, plasterer, r. 8I914 Dolores
" John, quartermaster str Columbia, r. 35

Tehama
" Miles J., r. 721 Central Av
" Philip & Co. (Philip Bolger), general in-
surance agents, 421 California
" Solomon, teamster, r. 22 Folsom Av
" Thomas, bookkeeper Hugh Flynn, r. 27 Capp
" ?^.o™as E., clerk T. J. Moynihan. r. 27 Capp
" William, longshoreman, r. 42 Tehama
.e®=Bolger. See Boulger and Bulger
Bolgonia Water Motor Co., C. K. Sturtevant

agent, 13 Front
Bolian Augustus H., cook,r. 444i/^ Jessie
Bolm John W., lampman Cal. St. RR, r. 1426i/,
Broadway
" Mathilde, widow, r. 1857 Lexington Av rear
Bolmeo Eugene, waiter John Kreuz, r. Ocean
Terrace, Sutro Heights

Eolitho John, watchmaker, 604 O'Farrell, r. 227
2d '

Bolivar Charles, elevator man, r. 108 William
" William, clerk 6. T. Marsh & Co., r 108
William
Boll Charles J., clerk Wakelee & Co., r 3934
Clay
" George, messenger adiutant general's of-
fice Dept. of Cal., r. Clay nr 1st Av
Bolla Joseph, fisherman, r. 16th Av South nr G

" Romelio (Capella & Bolla)
Bollard Valrey, stevedore, r. 311 Main
Bollenhagen Henry, bartender Collins & Whee-

land, r. 9 Yerba Buena
Boiler Conrad, cabinet maker, r. 33 Harriet
" Hermann., painter, r. .3009 Pierce
" Jennie, widow, r. 22 Hunt
" John A., stairbuilder, 526, 5th, r. 1262b 18th
" Mary, widow, r. 3009 Pierce
" William H., bartender, r. 3009 Pierce
Bolles Edward G., draughtsman Albert Sutton
r. Alameda '

" Frederick, master str Columbia, r. 702

Dolores
" J. C, special agent Mutual Life Ins. Co. of
New York
Bollettino Mensile (Italian monthly), Charles

Dondero editor, 506 Battery, room 1
Bollier Elizabeth, widow, r. 2751 Harrison

" Paul, blacksmith, r. 16 Harriet
4®=Bollier. See Bullier

Bollinger F., gripman Cal. St. RR, r. 1235 Hyde
" Frank, barber John D. Schehr,r. 1319 Church
" H., gripman Cal. St. RR, r. 11221/4 Broad-
way
" Louis, typecaster American Type Foun-
ders' Co., r. 239 Green
" William A., watchmaker, r. 1210 Mason.
-eS^Bollinger. See Ballinger
Bollman Caroline A., widow, r. 1732 Page
" Diedrich M. (D. M. Bollman & Co.), r. Oak-
land
" D. M. & Co. (Diedrich M. Bollman), produce
commission, 226 Clay
Bollman John, president and manager The
John Bollman Co., 537 California, r. 2118
Pine

BOLLMAN JOHN CO. THE,

John Bollman president and manager,
manufacturers of Turkish, Egypfian
^^^ ^f-Z^^^ cigarettes and tobacco,
537 California

Bollman Otto, laborer, r. 301 Sierra
4££-"Bollman. See Bahlmann and Bohlmann
Bollo Angelo, fisherman, r. 818 Sansome

" Atilio, apprentice Fulton Eng. & Ship
Bldg. Wks., r. 114 Francisco

" Mario, machinist Hadwen Swain Mfg. Co.,
r. 114 Francisco
Bollweg Henry, clerk Henry C. Tonnemnacher,
r. 554 Valencia

" William, clerk J. Hoegemann, r. 645 Va-
lencia
Bolly Cyrus, molder Thompson Bros., r. 615 Pine

" Simon, molder, r. 615 Pine
Bolmer Charles, painter, r. 1504 Valencia
Bolna Giuseppe, tamale maker, r. 822 Pacific
Bolona M., coalpasser str City of Puebla
Bolsdorff Charles G., saloon, r. .32 Silver
Bolsted Lars M., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill
Bolster Alice Miss, clerk, r. 504 O'Farrell

" Bridget, widow, r. 504 O'Farrell

" Harry, cook, Daniel Libby
Boltcherby John, distributer S. F. Laundry
Bolte Ernest L., laborer, r. 5 Hartman

" Harry, janitor, r. 261, 9th

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Bolten Adolpli, agent Zeise Propeller, 510 Cali-
fornia, r. 234 Page

" G., fisherman, r. 3 East
Bolton A. E. (Bolton & Hood), attorney at law,
189-190 Crocker Bldg, r. Oakland

" Agnes, widow, r. 40 Silver

" H., seaman, r. Sailors' Home

" Jefferson D. (Bolton & Strong), r. 2526 Clay

" John, clerk, r. 636!4 Minna

" John R., shoemaker David A. Leigh, r.
6361^ Minna

" Richard, seaman, r. 1003 Battery

" Robert Cofflce 604 Merchant

" William W. Rev., rector The Church of St.
Mary the Virgin (Episcopal), r. 2311
Union
Bolton & Hood (A. E. Bolton and F. H. Hood),
attorneys at law, 189-190 Crocker Bldg

BOLTON & STRONG

(J. D. Bolton and N. B. Strong), photo-
engravers, 510 Montgomery

flS^Bolton. See Boulton

Bolts Fred, draughtsman E. Depierre, r. 12

Yerba Buena
Bolts Jolin F., proprietor A A House, 304 Kearny,
r. 12 Yerba Buena
" John F. Jr., draughtsman, r. 12 Yerba

Buena
" John H., porter John F. Bolts, r. 304 Kearny
Boltz Albert R., waiter, r. 1334, 22d
Boltz, Clymer & Co. (Philadelphia), manufac-
turers cigars, A. F. Baumgartner and
R. E. Starr managers, 217 Front
" Henry, selector Anglo-American Crockery
and Glassware Co., r. NE cor Sanchez
and 22d
" James M., cigar dealer, r. 14 Hanover
PI
Bomke Agnes, groceries, 1336 Alabama
" Gus H., brass finisher J. Roylance Brass

Wks, r. 1336 Alabama
" Herman, r. 1336 Alabama
" Theodore, bakery, 524, 23d, r. 622i4 Capp
" Theodore H., teamster Thomas Day & Co.,
r. 6221/2 Capp
Bomm Henry, laborer, r. Beach bet Baker and

Lyon
Bon Brothers & Weisgerber (Hagbard and
Robert V. Bon and Frederick Weisger-
ber), wines and liquors, 101, 6th
" Charles A. (Chauohe & Bon), r. Oakland
" Daniel B., salesman H. Roman & Co., r. 131

Turk
" Hagbard (Bon Bros. & Weisgerber and

Bon & Weisgerber), r. 533/2 Natoma
'• Robert V. (Bon Bros. & Weisgerber). r. 909

Howard
" & Weisgerber (Hagbard Bon and Frederick
Weisgerber), liquors, 118, 4th
Bona Joseph, r. 48, 7th

" Joseph, fisherman, r. 31414 Vallejo
Bonacina Angelo, woodcarver Charles M. De-
pew Planing Mill Co., r. 336 Green
" Charles (Bonacina & Podesta), r. 336 Green
" Charles, laborer, r. 336 Green
" Frank G., seaman, r. 228 Fremont
" Joseph F., clerk Grand Southern Hotel
" Joseph M., proprietor Grand Southern Ho-
tel, SE cor 7th and Mission
" Josie Miss, seamstress, r. 336 Green
" Wallace E., clerk Grand Southern Hotel
" & Podesta (Charles Bonacina and George
Podesta), wood and coal, 1400 Kearny
Bonanza House, 867 Market
Bonar Andrew, carpenter James Young, r. 12
Stockton PI
" Lizzie Miss, saleslady Mrs. M. C. Blake,
r. 12 Stockton PI
4®" Bonar. See Bonner
Bond Charles R., r. 23i/4 Devisadero
" Emily L., compositor, r. 905!4 Powell
" Ernest, machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks., r.

212 Powell
" Frederick T., physician and surgeon, office

and r. 213 Geary
" George B., printer H. S. Crocker Co., r.

132, 4th
" George (Cooper & Bond;, r. 527% Geary

W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.

Black and Galvanized

and FITTINGS, all sizes, fof Gas,

Steam and Water.

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Bond Harry O., conductor Market St. Ry., r.
813a Lott
Henry H., barber, r. Railroad Av bet 7th

and 8tb Av South
James E., butcher C. Graeber, r. 2913 Har-
rison
J. Frank, clerk A. C. Dietz & Co., r. Ala-
meda
John, r. 890, 14th
John, carpenter, r. 408 Harrison
John H. (Bond & Neill), and publisher The
Richmond Banner, NW cor Pt. Lobos
and 7th Avs, r. 426, 11th Av
Robert, carpenter, r. 319i/4 Ivy Av
Seth H., school teacher, r. 914 Laguna
Thomas, foreman James Batty, r. M bet

11th and 12th Avs South
Thomas, seaman, r. 412 Main
Walter, carrier Call, r. 28, 8th
William D., salesman Greenebaum, Weil &
Michels, r. 890, 14th
" & Neill (John H. Bond and Burton J. Neill) ,
real estate agents, NW cor Pt. Lobos
and 7th Avs
Bonde Christopher C, carpenter, r. Union Av
nr Prentiss
" Peter, candy maker George Haas & Son, r.

612 Ellis
" Peter N., carriage maker, r. 2654 Folsom
Bondolfi Peter, florist, 256 Stevenson

" Theresa Miss, florist, r. 256 Stevenson
Bone Charles, clerk C. F. MacDermot, r. 1610
Steiner
" Eleanor, widow, r. 1526 Dolores
" John, rigger Llewellyn Davies, r. 1405b

Pacific
" John C, engineer Metropolitan Ry. Co., r.

1.36 Ridley
" Peter, master mariner, 9 Mission
" William H., foreman Studebaker Bros.'
Warehouse, r. 1239a 18th
*®="Bone. See Boehn, Bohan, Bowen, Bown

and Bowne
Bonelli Edith M. Mrs., teacher Hawthorne Pri-
mary School, r. Hotel Sutherland
" Eugene S., director San Francisco Con-
servatory of Music, 215 Powell
Boner D., machinist Pac. Roll. Mill
" Amelia, widow, r. 2001 Dupont
" John, teamster, r. 307, 4th
BonesteU Chesley K.. attorney at law, 26-27
Mills Bldg., 4th floor, r. 512 Stockton
" Cutler L. (BonesteU & Co.), r. 512 Stockton
" Horatio S., copyist county clerk's office, r.

1113 Bush
" John T. (Levison Bros."), r. 1113 Bush
" Louis H. (BonesteU & Co.), r. 512 Stockton
" Robert G., salesman Cal. Jewelry Co., r.
San Mateo

BONESTELL & CO.

(Louis H. and Cutler L. BonesteU), deal-
ers paper, paper bags and twines, 401-
403 Sansome

Bonetti Anselmo Mrs., wines and liquors,
Peter F. Angonnet manager, 14, 7th, r.
1017 Pierce
" Anton, confectioner M. Klaas, r. 1233
Stockton

Bonfantini Michael, ward tender City and
County Hospital

Bonfleld Amy Miss, art student, r. 1508 Califor-
nia

Bonharn Bernard' E., machinist Pac. Roll. Mill,
r. 412 Utah
" Charles, carpenter, r. 620i/4 Linden Av

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Wholesale and Retail. f

Bonham Nellie Miss, operator, r. 804 Fulton
" Philo G., conductor Market St. Ry.,r. 804

Fulton
" William, watchman Standard Shirt Fac-
tory, r. 804 Fulton
" William H., r. 412Utah
Boni R., cook Ferdinando Delmonte
Bonifleld Annie Miss, r. St. Mary's Hospital
" Frederick J., clerk W. S. Ray Mfg. Co., r.

15 Linden Av
" James T., solicitor, r. 15 Linden Av
" Samuel, master mariner, 9 Mission, r. 1435

Steiner
" S. Herbert, r. 1435 Steiner
Bonig Augustus H., teamster, r. 86 Clipper
Bonin Josephine M., bookkeeper E. C. Dalley, r.

Oakland
Boning Henry W., carpenter, r. 41 Richland Av
Bonini Antonio, r. 4 St. Charles PI
" Emilio, porter Italian-Swiss Agricultural
Colony, r. 506 LTnion
Bonis Casimir, tanner Legallet-Hellwig Tanning

Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
Bonita Hall, 2735 Folsom
Bonn Achille, salesman, r. 310^4 Clementina
" Charles J., clerk, r. 3934 Clay
" Frederick Rev., pastor St. Paul's German
Methodist Episcopal Church, r. 709^^
Green
" George, messenger, r. 3934 Clay
" Gustave, salesman, r. 31OV2 Clementina
" Sylvain, liquors, r. 310i4 Clementina
Bonnadel Adrian, waiter, r. I510A Hyde

" Ferdinand, waiter, r. 1510a Hyde
Bonnalie Hector T., confectioner, r. 16!4 Elgin

Park
Bonneau Leon, nursery, cor Felton and Goettin-

gen
Bonnefe Etienne, packer Crystal Packing and

Provision Co., r. 3 Caroline PI
Bonnel Julius, gardener Thomas Meherin, r. 709

Stockton
Bonnell Allison C.with Redington & Co., r. 2326
Jones
" Clarence N., laborer, r. 708 Pt. Lobes Av
" Edwin, asst. cashier Savings and Loan

Society, r. 1709 Gough
" Franklin C, dental student, r. 235, 12th Av
" James F., cashier Redington & Co., r. 1709

Gough
" Lucinda, widow, r. 100 Vicksburg
Bonner Alfred, finisher The Norton Tanning Co
r. 17th Av South bet P and Q
" Alice Miss, r. 1114 Post
Bonner Charles 6., vice-president and secretary
Williams-Brown Fruit Co., 116 Califor-
nia
" Daniel, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r 220

Illinois
" Ernest C, attorney at law, 116 Crocker

Bldg, r. 1106 Gough
" Frank, bricklayer, r. 114 Randall
" HarryL., clerk auditing dept. Wells, Fargo

& Co., r. 17RinconPl
" Henry, r. San Bruno Av nr Channel
" James, printer, r. 737 Howard
" John, editorial writer The Bulletin, r. 1900

Vallejo
" John, marine engineer, 9 Mission, r. Tib-

uron, Marin Co.
" Joseph, machinist American Type Found-
ers Co., r. Melrose, Alameda Co.
" Joseph M., clerk auditing dept. Wells

Fargo & Co., r. Lorin, Alameda Co.
" Mary, widow, r. San Bruno Av nr Islais
Creek

Bonner Neal, longshoreman, r. 1 Illinois
" N., merchant, r. 737 Howard
" Robert, driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r.

Berkeley
" William, laborer, r. San Bruno Av nr Chan-
nel
" William, laborer Martin Holje, r. San

Bruno Road nr Rickert
" William, waiter, r. 181 Jessie
" William T., porter, r. 266 Jessie rear
j6@="Bonner. See Bonar

Bonnet Bonnet, artificial stone and asphaltum
worker, 100 Montgomery Av, r. 1205 Turk
" Edouard, laundry, 326 DruEom
" Frank, waiter, r. 20 Turk
" Marin, baker Lucchesi Bros., r. 423V^ Fil-
bert
" Theodore F., reporter Report, r. Ill Devis-
adero
Bennett John G., machinist, r. 846 Folsom
Bonneu Vincent, laundry, 1743 Mission
Bonney Charles S., turner S. F. Planing Mills,
r. 446 Brannan
" James W., liquors, 650 Valencia
" Nellie, widow, r. 1424 Clay
" William T., engineer Consumers' Ice Co.,
r. 1432 Folsom
jgeS^Bonney. See Bonny

Bonnington Gerald, printer, r. 1415 Vermont
Bonnot Frank, chipper Whyte & De Rome, r. 34

Harriet
Bonny Bruce, secretary Shreve & Co., Market
and Post, r. Pac. Union Club
" George (Shreve & Co.), r. Pac. Union Club
4®=" Bonny. See Bonney
Bono Placito, gardener, Colombo Market
Bonquero Louis, laborer American Salt Co., r.

2711 Bush
Bonqaois Oscar S., engraver Union Lith. Co. ,

r. 542a Castro
Bonsall William A., special agent Home and

Phoenix Ins. Co., r. Los Angeles
Bonstin Samuel A., law and collection, 330 Pine,

room 38, r. Alameda
Bonta Martin, laborer, r. 509 Broadway
" Walter G., attorney at law, 43 Mills Bldg,
7th floor, r. 324 Jones
Bonturi Casemirro (Casemirro Bonturi & Co.),
r. NE cor 9th and Channel
" Casemirro & Co. (Casemirro Bonturi. Joseph
Crosetti and Frank Bonturi), wood and
coal, SW cor 9th and Brannan
" Frank (Casemirro Bonturi & Co.), r. NE cor
9th and Channel
Bonzey Albion P., lumber, r. 1829 San Carlos Av
Boobar Hannah H., widow, r. 313 Scott
" James G , contractor, r. 313 Scott
" Joseph, laborer, r. 202, 6th
" William, seaman, r. 95 Steuart
Boock Henry A., driver John Wieland Brewery,

r. 1032 Hampshire
Boody William E., clerk Edwin K. Alsip & Co.,

r. 1912 Fillmore
Boog Isaac, peddler, r. 547 Fulton
" Joseph, plumber Thomas J. Bailey, r. 547

Fulton
" Paul, butcher. Mission nr 6th, r. 547 Fulton
Book and News Dealer (semi-monthly), W. E.
Price editor, 1203 Market
" William H., blacksmith, r. 927, 20th
Bookbinders' Protective and Benevolent Asso-
ciation of San Francisco, office 539 Cal-
ifornia
Booker Carston J., car painter, r. New Mission
Hotel
" Ernest F., janitor Cal. Safe Deposit and

Trust Co., r. 809 Mason
" George E., chief clerk Spring Valley W.

W., r. 2215 Steiner
" George T., salesman Indianapolis Fur-
niture Co., r. 100 Haight
" Kate E. Mrs., r. 607 Polk
" Lewis, with Christy & Wise, r. Chicago,
111.
Bookhout William, gripman Market St. Ry., r.

804Lott
Bookstaff Charles, cigar dealer, r. 348, 3d
Bookstaver Walter H., buyer William H.
Brown, r. Grand Hotel

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Boole Fred W. (Boole & Bosqui), and general
insurance agent, 204 Sansome, r. Bel-
vedere, Marin Co.
" George, shipwright, calker and sparmaker,

5 Spear, r. Oakland
" Lilla L. Miss, r. 300 Laurel
" William A., ship building and repairing
and president Ybarra Gold Mining Co.,
219 Steuart, r. 300 Laurel
" William A. Jr., bookkeeper, r. 300 Laurel
" & Bosqui (Fred W. Boole and Edward L.
Bosqui), city agents Frankfort Accident
and Plate Glass Ins. Co., 204 Sansome
Boome M. B., physician in charge Keeley In-
stitute, 14 McAllister, r. 312 Eddy
Boomer Alexander H., manager California,
Oregon and Idaho Stage Co., 14 San-
some, room 11, r. 1300 Page
" Alexander R., with California, Oregon and

Idaho Stage Co., r. 1300 Page
" Fletcher W., r. 1300 Page
" Preston H., r. 1300 Page
Booms Peter, gardener, r. 153 Tehama
BoonSamuelJ., stableman Guadaloupe Dairy

Co., r. San Bruno Av nr 15th Av South
Boone Charles H., barber, 121 Sutter, r. 2016 Pine
" Charles T., attorney at law, r. 1707 Lex-
ington Av
" Francis M., r. 710 Polk

" John C, motorman S. F. & S. M. Ry., r. 57
Chenery
Boone John L. (Boone & Murdock), r. 626, 21st
" William R., editor, r. I82614 San Carlos Av

BOONE & MURDOCK

( Jolin L. Boone and Edwin F. Murdock),
solicitors of United States and foreign
patents, and attorneys at law, 214
Pine, rooms 43, 44 and 45
Boorer Joseph, r. 217 Francisco
Boorman Archibald J., painter, r. 3622^4, 16th
Boorum Frederich, driver M. Michelson & Son,

r. 615 Ellis
Boos Henry, carpenter, r. 1230 Paciflc
" Jacob, barber, 610 Laguna, r. 704^4 Clemen-
tina
" Jacob, miner, r. 636 Commercial
Boose Henry, carpenter, r. 1230 Pacific
" Henry, seaman, r. NE cor Fillmore and

Chestnut
" Herman, laborer, r. 1133 Folsom
" John, r. 1133 Folsom

_Robert F., porter, r. 837^4 Geary
See Bos, Boss and Bosse
Boost John M., foreman H. Friedrichs, r. 1643,

25th
Booth Albie Mrs., seamstress, r. 540 Ellis
Booth Andrew G. (Gunnison, Booth & Bartnett),
attorney at law, 303-309 Safe Deposit
Bldg, r. -2510 Washington

BOOTH ANNA S.,

physician and surgeon, 1504 Market,
rooms 11-12, hours 2 to 4 p. m.

Booth Arthur E., carrier postofBce, r. 1823 Hyde
" Augustus, machinist Atlas I. Wks.
" David, paper carrier, r. 616 Guerrero
" David C, janitor Masonic Temple, 8 Post
Booth Edward, editor Daily Report, r. Oakland
" Edward, tanner, r. NE cor Florida and Army
" Edwin B., bookkeeper George A. Clark &

Bro., r. Alameda
" Ella N. Miss, teacher Horace Mann Gram-
mar School, r. 512 Shotwell
" Frank E., commission and brokerage and
secretary Sacramento River Packers'
Association, 122 Davis, r. Oakland
" Frank J., clerk general freight offtce S. P.

Co., r. 512 Shotwell
" George, laborer, r. E s Florida nr Army
" George W., foreman William A. Schrock,

r. 337, 17th
" George W., painter, r. 3.29. 4th
Booth Gold Mining Co. (Auburn, Placer Co.,
Cal.), George R. Spinney secretary, 310
Pine, room 28
" James, engineer Old People's Home
" James E., tanner The Norton Tanning Co.,
r. SE cor Florida and Army

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

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Booth James M., iron worker Western I. Wks,
r. 521/4 Clementina
" James P., reporter Report
" John, clerk, r. 635 East
" John, laborer, r. 22 Norfolk
" John, waiter, r. 112 Erie
" John A., stevedore, r. 625 East
" Joseph, tanner S. Bloom & Sons. r. NE cor

Army and Florida
" Madeline Miss, teacher Edison Primary

School, r. 512 Shotwell
" Richard, teamster, r. 740 Tehama
" Robert, laborer, r. NE cor Florida and

Army
" Samuel, r. 512 Shotwell
" Samuel F., traveling agent S. P. Co., r. 120

Julian Av
" Terence, bartender, r. 8 Mason
" William C, porter, r. 215 O'Farrell
" William F., attorney at law, 220 Market, r.

Berkeley
" William J., ironer La Grande Laundry, r.
45 Erie
Boothtoy Hanson E., managing editor Weekly
Call, office 605 Clay, r. 1808 Page
" Margaret, widow, r. Goettingen nr Woolsey
" Melvin, soapmaker, r. I6I514 San Carlos Av
" Sarah E. Mrs., bakery and restaurant, 223

Leavenworth, r. 211 Turk rear
" William T., r. Hotel Langham
Boothroyd Kate, widow, r. 311 Ivy Av
Bootz Adam J., proprietor Bootz's Park, r. E s
Mission Road, nr county line
" Adam J. Jr., deputy U. S. Internal Revenue
Office, r. 329 Guerrero
Bootz's Park, Adam J. Bootz proprietor, E s

Mission Road nr county line
Bopp Louis, bakery, 3111 Fillmore
Bopple Michael, upholsterer, r. 326, 29th
Boquet Julia, widow, lodgings, 1169 Mission
Boquist Swan, carpenter, r. 1110 Stevenson
Boqusalawski Victor, messenger German Hos-
pital
Boradori Emma L., widow, r. 1509 Kansas

" William, clerk, r. 1509 Kansas
Boradt Henry, cook, r. 634 Sacramento
" Henry, molder, r. 15, 28th
" Wilhelmina, widow, r. 15, 28th
" William R., painter, r. 15, 28th
Boragino Angelo, driver Swain Bros., r. 9 Man-
ning PI
Boragni Peter, pastemaker Yosemite Flour

Mills, r. 1523 Dupont
Boraxina Manufacturing Co. The, Benjamin

Davis agent, 17 Langton
Borcarde Alexander H., teamster, r. 6 Zoe
Borcart Manuel, packer, r. 810i4 Filbert
Borch Charles, laborer, r. Six Mile House
Borchard August F., carpenter, r. 510, 22d
Borchardt Emil, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co.
Borchardt George, manager Pacific Coast
Branch Preservaline Manufacturing Co.,
154 New Montgomery, r. 1797 McAllister
" Mary E. Mrs., dressmaking, 435, 19th
" Oscar, paper carrier, r. 435, 19th
Borchers Adolph W., chemist Mack & Co., r.
6401/2 Haight
" Theodore W., liquors, 268 Stevenson
Borck Leopold (Borck & Rosenberg), r. 335
Golden Gate Av
" Peter E., clerk Michael Rueland, r. 20

Federal
" & Rosenberg (Leopold Borck and Joseph
H. Rosenberg), tailors, 254 Ellis
^f Borck. See Bork
Bordee Henry (Matting & Bordee), r. 632V^, 4th

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Bordeaux Adam, baker, r. 827 Montgomery
Borden Edward, r. 1221, 26th

" Harris, merchant, r. 433 Ringold rear
Borden Ivey L., proprietor Commercial Steam

Power Works, 510 Commercial, r. 1501 Van

Ness Av
" James C, teamster, r. 2 Clyde
" James R., teamster Deming-Palmer Milling

Co., r. 264 Clementina
" John, iron molder, r. 911 Folsom
" John F., teamster, r. 2 Clyde
" John F. Jr., teamster, r. 2 Clyde
" John J. (Borden & Nesbit), r. 204, 11th
" Juliet K., widow, r. 2128 Pine
" L. T. Mrs., saleslady Mme. Alma E. Keith,

r. 427 Eddy
" Michael, boiler maker, r. Sagamore bet

Capitol and Orizaba Avs
" Nathaniel A., laundryman, r. 542^4 Bryant
" Nicholas F., teamster Overland Freight

Transfer Co., r. 2 Clyde
" Peter M., porter Deming-Palmer Milling

Co., r. 207, 7th
" Rhodes, assistant City and County Attor-
ney, new City Hall, 3d floor, r. 2128 Pine
" Terrance, r. 251^4 Clara
" William L., driver National'Ice Co., r. 326,

10th
" William T., millhand Yosemite Flour

Mills, r. 2511/2 Clara
" & Nesbit (John J. Borden and David L.

Nesbit), grocers and printers, 204, 11th
Bordenave Andrew, nurse French Hospital
" Baptiste, cellarman The E. G. Lyons Co.,

r. 730 Vallejo
" Bernard, r. 1019 Powell
" Jane M., widow, r. 13 Trenton
" Joseph, tanner Legallet-Hellwig Tanning

Co., r. 6th A V South nr Railroad Av
" Joseph A., butcher B. Salles & Co. , r. 1102,

7th Av South
" Leon P. F., salesman Raphael Weill &

Co., r. 1027 Jackson
" Peter, bakery, 1126 Dupont, r. 8 Adair
" Pierre, butcher B. Salles & Co., r. 6th Av

South bet L and M
Border William, porter Norton, Teller & Roden,

r. 4 Alger PI
Bordinet Eugene, gardener, r. 1527 Bush
Bordwell Albert B.. plumbing and gasfitting,

154 Solano, r. 516 Missouri
" George A., architect, 318 Pine, room 39, r.

Alameda
Boreham Charles A., blacksmith James H.

O'Brien, r. 105 Caroline
" George F., mechanic Cal. St. RR, r. 561

Minna
" Louisa, widow, r. 561 Minna
Boreiko Wladlslav, office 336 Pine, r. 23021/4 Cali-
fornia
Borel Alfred (Alfred Borel & Co.), r. Switzer-
land
Borel Alfred & Co. (Alfred and Antoine Borel),

capitalists, 311 Montgomery, telephone

Main, 1827
" Angelo, teacher French, r. 1514 Sacramento
Borel Antoine (Alfred Borel & Co.), and consul

Switzerland, 311 Montgomery, telephone

Main 5653, r. 606 Stockton
" Francois, storeroom keeper French Hos-
pital
" Frank, fruits and vegetables, 87, 9th, r.

794 Stevenson
" George, restaurant, 2213 Powell
" Joseph, r. 91114 Minna
" Joseph (Bailie & Borel), r. 1210 Fillmore

Borel Joseph, tanner Legallet-Hellwig Tanning
Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
" Leon, cook M. B. Moraghan, r. 1530 Powell
" LeonF., groceries and liquors, 1530 Powell
" Louis, chief cook French Hospital
" Mary, widow, fruits and vegetables, 401

Geary
" Peter G., barber and cigars, 225 Montgom-
ery Av, r. 1523 Powell
" Thomas, carpenter, r. 1231 Market
Borella John (Borella& Poma), r. 1428 Nebraska
" Joseph A., bottle dealer, r. 1136 Howard
" & Co. (N. S. Friedberg), bottle dealers, 1136

Howard
" & Poma (John Borella and John Poma),
sausage manufacturers, 1428 Nebraska
Borelli Louis, r. 524 Taylor
Boreman Fred, r. 35 Lafayette
" Henry, tailor F. Joseph Locher, r. 8 Grant
Av
Borenson George, carpenter, r. 528 Grove
Boretti John, packer, r. 1418 Pacific
Borg Rosina, widow, r. 442i/4, 6th
Borgel Frank, compositor S. F. Tageblatt, r.

3281/2, 9th
Borgenson Martin, woodsman, r. 9 Clay
Borger John N., dentist James L. Cogswell, r.
510 Geary
" L. Westley, shipping clerk Overman Wheel
Co., r. 510 Geary
Borgerding Henry, paper cutter Wempe Bros,

r. 230 Linden Av
Borgeson Charles (Dixon, Borgeson & Co.), r.

Oakland
Borgfeldt Chris J. (Borgfeldt <fe Siems), r. 20
Verona PI
" George, clerk Woebcke & von Standen, r.
503 Ellis
Borgfeldt & Siems (Chris J. Borgfeldt and Henry
J. Siems), groceries and liquors, 337, 3d
Borggren Alfred, basket maker Western Basket
& Mfg. Co., r. 225 Perry
" Frederick, blacksmith, r. 325 Perry
" William, tailor, r. 319 Grant Av
Borghgren Nils, tailor Samuel N. Levy, r. 1206

Howard
Borghoft John C, r. 322, 12th
Borgisich Joseph P., cook Nicholas P. Millo-

glav, r. 320 Pacific
Borgman P., seaman str Arago
Borgonovo Cipriano, tailor, r. 531 Vallejo

" Nicholas, waiter, r. 531 Vallejo
Borgren Christina Miss, waiter Michael
McGrath, r. 530, 3d
" William, tailor Bullock & Jones Co., r.
Ahlborn House
Borgstrom Emelia Miss, millinery, 322 Mont-
gomery Av, r. 324 Montgomery Av
" Jennie Miss, milliner, 1521 Polk
" Peter, tailor, r. 324 Montgomery Av
Borgwardt August, laborer White Bros., r. Ala-
meda
" Reinhold, bartender, r. 635 Jessie
Borho Charles H., janitor, r. 626 Ash Av
Boriagni Peter, r. 523 Dupont
Borie Baptiste, cook Legallet-Hellwig Tanning

Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
Borle Louis J., manager F. Chevalier & Co.,
9-15 Beale, r. 410 Scott
" Louise Miss, teacher Miss West's School
for Girls, r. 410 Scott
Borier Harry, driver, r. 418 Sutter
Bories Leon, stereopticon, r. 1222 Ellis
Borisocchino Remuoldo (Dellosso & Borisoc-

chino), r. 723 Brannan
4®=Bork. See Borck

Borkheim Henry, tailor, r. 1103 McAllister
" Herman, tailor, r. 1103 McAllister
" Milton, photo-engraver Kummer& Alpen,

r. 1103 McAllister
" William, watchmaker, r. 1103 McAllister
Borkman Louis A., barber Hugo Klemm, r. 334

Jersey rear
Borland A. J., pressman Brown & Craddock, r.

Oakland
Borland Archibald, attorney at law, 8-10 Mills
Bldg, 3d floor, r. Oakland
" Guy H., clerk National Surety Co., r. 522
Oak

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Borland James H., general agent National
Surety Co. and Notary Public, 316 Busb,
room 13, r. 522 Oak
" James W., r. 1724 O'Farrell
" Margaret, widow, r. 1724 O'Farrell
" Robert, r. 318^4 Clementina
■' Sarah, domestic, 1416 Taylor
Borle Gustavus J., carpenter, r. 909 Page
" Lewis (Connelly & Borle), r. 547 Jessie
" Margaret, widow, r. 547 Jessie
Borlini Alfred A., bookkeeper American Bank
and Trust Co., r. 726 Valencia
" Augustine, candies, r. 1617 Leavenworth
" Louis, capitalist, r. 726 Valencia
" William R., salesman Dairymen's Union
of Cal., r. 726 Valencia
Borm Ernst, proprietor Plaza House, 641
Washington
" Julius A. T., baker Occidental Hotel
Borman August, machinist, r. 407, 5th
" Koonie, collector Union Box Factory, r.

1513 Stockton
" William H., locksmith, 412. 5th
4®°"Borman. See Borrman and Borrmann
Bormann George A., beltmaker L. P. Degen, r.

252 Spear
Born Conrad, barber, .562 Howard, r. 52V2 Clem-
entina
" Frederick, millhand, r. 8 Belmont PI
" Herman T., carpenter, 909 Harrison
" John A., medical student, r. 20^4, 12th
" Joseph, waiter, r. 504 Powell
" Stephen A., contractor, r. 243, 24th
Borneaus James, r. 33 Hinckley
Bornemann Alfred, collector Byron Mauzy, r.
713 Ellis
" Alfred, laborer, r. 151 Natoma
" Francis G., r. 307 Jones
" Frederick, clerk Neller & Sohirmer, r. 35

Lafayette
" George C. (George C. Bornemann Co.), r.
Oakland
Bornemann George C. Co., watches, diamonds
and jewelry, 136 Kearny, room 5
" Henry, liquors and restaurant, SE cor 4th
and King
Borneque Matilda, widow, r. 132, 9th Av
Bornholdt Emma, domestic, 1081 Dolores
" Henry, carpenter, r. 1639 Turk
" John H., coffee saloon, ISy^ Grant Av, r. 514 D
Bornstein Julius, salesman, r. 439 Ringold
" Louis, r. 460 Tehama
" Morris S., salesman, r. 1448 O'Farrell
" Sigmund, laborer Bissinger & Co., r. 460
Tehama
4®- Bornstein. See Bernstein
Boro Luka (Toncovich & Boro), r. SW cor

Washington and Drumm
Boromei Michele, mariner, r. 3 Vallejo
Boromio Giuseppe, peddler, r. 231 Green
Boronda John, car conductor, r. 340, 3d
Boroni Frank, r. 393, 5th

" Peter, scavenger, r. 31 Vandewater
Borotra Johanna, widow, nurse, r. 3116 Powell
Borovinich Peter, restaurant, 1135 Stockton, r.

809 Pacific
Borowisky G., baker str Australia
Borowsky Alvina, widow, r. 1305 Laguna
" Tillie Miss, saleslady Michels & Wand,
r. 1305 Laguna
Borradaile Augustus, draughtsman, r. 303 Eddy
Borrello G., gardener, Colombo Market, r. 2213

Powell
Borremans Charles, r. 1218 McAllister

" Edouard, bartender, r. 1318 McAllister
Borren Abraham, salesman A. C. Hahn, r. 438
Ivy Av
" Benjamin, laborer Miller & Son, r. 438 Ivy

Av
" Joseph, carpet layer, r. 438 Ivy Av
" Kauman, nurse, r. 438 Ivy Av
Borreo Charles, liquors, r. 726 Vallejo
" Ernest J., apprentice Union I. Wks., r. 1014
Treat Av
Borrer Edward, cigar box maker, r. 13 Kate

" Kate, widow, r. 13 Kate
Borries Gustaf, painter, 110 Steuart, r. 433 Bush
Borrina Nicolas (Megica & Co.), r. 3011^/^ Fill-
more

Borrman Henry A., clerk John C. Borrman, r.
1125 Howard
" John C, groceries and liquors, 1125 How-
ard
Borrmann William J., salesman, r. 1637 Howard
Jg@=Borrmann. See Borman and Bormann
Borrowe William, secretary California Tule
■ Anti-Caloric Co., 401 California, room 33,
r. Sausalito
Borrowers' Mutual Building and Loan Associa-
tion, Charles E. Naylor secretary, 8
Mills Bldg, 8th floor
Borst Mary Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 9 Seymour Av
Borstel Frederick, butcher William Wolff, r. 511
Pacific
" Henry, cigars and tobacco, 635 East
Borthen Mary, domestic, 1337 i^eavenworth
Boruck Lela'nd S., bill clerk Miller, Sloss &
Scott, r. 3313 California
" Marcus D., widow, r. 405 Clayton
Borup Alfred, carpenter, r. Nevada nr Pow-

hattan
Bory George, extraman truck 4, r. 1301 Union
Bos Justin, cook Reinhold Beck, r. 11 Harlan PI
Boscaooi Giuseppi, coremaker Vincent King-
well
Boschetti Attillio (Boschetti & Bianchi), r. 1707
Dupont
" E. & Co. (Ettore Boschetti and Deodato
Magnani), fruits and vegetables, 1596
Bush
" Ettore (E. Boschetti & Co.), r. 1,596 Bush
" Joseph, iron molder, r. 331 Green
" & Bianchi (Attillio Boschetti and Carilo
Bianchi), groceries, 520 Union
Boscobel The, H. H. & C. Dunlap proprietors,

501 Geary
Bose August, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Hermann and West Mission
" August, soapcutter, r. 1413, 16th
'• Bernard H., groceries, 830 Howard, r. 1

Hampton PI
" Chas. W., groceries and liquors, 434 Na-
toma
" Fred D., engineer Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 321

Shotwell
" Frederick (Lemmermann & Bose), r. SW

cor Mission and Brook
" Henry, bartender, r. 504, 6th
" Henry, cabinet maker, r. l&Y^ Garden
" Henry, clerk R. Beihom, r. 3015, 16th
" Hermann J., harness maker, r. 1133 Folsom
" John H., helper Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg.

Wks., r. 3555 Greenwich
" John H., laborer, r. 504, 6th
" Martin H., porter, r. 1013i/i Brya

Frederick J., manager Price Baking
Powder Co., 305 Battery, r. 1301 Sacra-
mento

Bosford Harry, mining, r. 106 Eddy

Bosh Harry, plumber, r. 305 Paris

Bosio Vincent, carpenter St. Mary's Hospital,
r. 443, 1st

Boskowitz Charles J. (C. J. Boskowitz & Co.),
r. 1808 Sutter

Boskowitz C. J. & Co. (C. J. Boskowitz and
Max Armer), agents Triumph Distillery
Co., 308 Sacramento
" Frank, salesman William Lewis & Co., r.
937 Sutter

Bosley William Bradford, attorney at law, 57
Nevada Block, r. Chetwood nr Perry,
Oakland
" William H., carpenter, r. 567 Stevenson

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Boso John, waiter, 318 Taylor
Bosoekina Michel, fruits, r. 1510!4 Powell
Boson Robert, molder W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 19

Louisa
Bosq Alexandrine Mrs., laundress Silva Bosq,
309 O'Farrell
" Bernard P. (Koons, Bosq & Co.), r. 1023i^

Sutter
" Mary Miss, laundress Silva Bosq, r. 309

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" Rene C, cellarman Chaix & Bernard, r. 309

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" Silva, laundry, 309 O'Farrell
Bosque Frank C, harness maker, r. 136 Lobos
Bosquet Andrew, warehouse man A. P. Hotaling

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Bosqui Benjamin A., dental student, r. 523 Clay
" Carpetano, laborer Pac. Can Co., r. 17
Geneva
Bosqui Edward, manager Bosqui Engraving
& Printing Co., 523 Clay, r. Ross Valley,
Marin Co.
" Edward L. (Boole & Bosqui), and general
insurance agent, 204 Sansome, r. Ross
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4®"Bosqui. See Bosque
Boss Charles F., laborer, r. 425 Valley
" Frederick, blacksmith, r. 36 Sycamore Av
" Henry, cabinet maker Home Manufac-
turing Co., r. I61/2 Harriet
" Joseph F. (Mueller & Boss), r. 35 Morris
Av
Boss Martin P., millingengineer, 309 California,
room 16
" William H., r. 66 South Park
Bosscheert Jane, widow, r. VOYlVz Bryant
Bosse Frank, bartender Kasten Winter, r. 39
Pacific
" Louis, carrier postoffice, r. 1920 San Carlos
Av
«@-Bosse. See Boos, Boose, Bos and Boss
Bosselmann John H., cook tug Hercules, r. 920

Montgomery
Bosshart Jacob E., lashmaker, r. 1009 Capp
Bossi Giulia R., widow, teacher Italian, r. 626
Union rear
" Mary Mrs., finisher Golden Gate Woolen
Mills
Bosso Domenico, laborer, r. 11 Pollard PI
Bost Jacob, r. 261 East Park
" John W., farmer, r. 1516 Larkin
" William E,, packer Smiths' Cash Store, r.
930 Mission
Boster Frank J., watchman Western Sugar Re-
finery, r. 922 Minnesota
Bostick Asbland H., manager San Jose Woolen

Mills Co., 523 Market, r. 207 Hyde
4®=- Bostick. See Bostwick
Boston Board Marine Underwriters, Oliver
Eldridge agent, 303 California, room 18
" Carpet Cleaning Works, Andrew Coutts

proprietor, 703 Valencia
" Charles, seaman, r. 539 Howard

BOSTON FARM DAIRY,

absolutely pure country milk and
cream, wliolesale and retail, city de-
pot and delivery office 219 7tli. tele-
phone Soutb 392

Boston Marine Insurance Co., Josiah N.
Knowles agent, 30 California

" Mill, Bardet & Gesvret proprietors, 75
Union

" Quick Laundry, Benjamin Deshields pro-
prietor, office 9, 4th, laundry NE cor 17th
and Folsom

BOSTON RUBBER SHOE CO.,

manufacturers rubber boots and
shoes, Cbauncey R. Winslow Pacific
Coast agent, 44, 2d

Boston William A., accountant Savings and
Loan Society, r. 1911 Baker

Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Co.,

E. E. Buckston general manager, rub-
ber belting, hose, packing, bicycle
supplies, hose reels, spray pumps,
etc., 14-16 Fremont
Bostrom Charles, laborer, r. 3214 Tehama rear

" Peter, master mariner, r. 10 Pfeiffer
Bostwick Ethan C, with George I. Drucker, r.

.330 O'Farrell
Bostwick Frank F., cashier H. S. Crocker Co.,
r. Mill Valley, Marin Co.
Harry R. (Bostwick & Parsons), r. 715, 23d
Henry, stenographer W. U. Tel. Co., r. 873

Mission
Henry E., salesman Doane & Henshelwood,

r. 715, 23d
Samuel, carpenter, r. 873 Mission
Sprague N., chief clerk to general trafflc'
manager S. P. Co., r, 628 Sutter
Bostwick & Parsons (Harry R. Bostwick and
J. A. Parsons), imports and exports, 22
Mills Bldg, 10th floor
^f Bostwick. See Bostick
Boswell James, laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli
Av
" Jane, widow, r. 10 Scott PI
" John W., seaman, r. 126 Oregon
" Wallace C, carpenter, r. 603 Polk
Bos worth Charles H. E., r. 27b Noe
" Charles J., city agent The Fidelity and

Casualty Co., r. 413 Lott
" Charles W., porter W. B. Sumner & Co., r.

2435 Greenwich
" Henry M., teacher music, 26 O'Farrell,

room 17, r. 1136, 23d
" Paul H., clerk, r. 1136, 23d
Botana Manuel L., expressman, NW cor Mis-
sion and East, r. South Pacific House

BOTANIC STOMACH BITTERS,

Bach, Meese & Co. proprietors, 321
Montgomery

Botanico Nicholas, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo
Botany Worsted Mills (Passaic, N. J.), Hans

Scheibe agent, 65 Crocker Bldg
Botcher Albert F., shoefinisher Cahn, Nickels-
burg & Co., r. 608 Linden Av
" Albert W., upholsterer, r. 32^4 Willow Av
" George, edgesetter Cahn, Nickelsburg &

Co., r. 608 Linden A V
" Margaret, widow, r. 2109 Golden Gate Av
" Minnie, widow, r. 608 Linden Av
4®=" Botcher. See Boettcher and Bottcher
Botelho Antonio P., barber, 7 Steuart
" Jose v., porter M . T. Freitas, r. 562 Ste-
venson
" Manuel P., barber Seppich & Kleinhans,
r 564 Folsom
Both Adolph (Micheelsen & Both), r. 3735 Bryant
Av
" C. & Co. (Curt. Both and John Wrage), wood

and coal. 1204 Webster
" Curt. (C. Both & Co.), r. 868 Folsom
" Jacob F., groceries and liquors, 868 Folsom
" Margaret, widow, varieties, 2402 Folsom
" Michael, groceries and liquors, NE cor25th

and Capp, r. 826, 25th
" Minnie Miss, r. 826, 25th
" Richard W., cooper David Woerner, r. 2751
Harrison
Bothe Alfred, butcher, r. 607^2 Natoma
" Caroline Mrs., restaurant, 17 Washington
" Leo, salesman, r. 1317 Broderick
'■ Luer, clerk, r. 1317 Broderick

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297

Bothford Henry, cook, r. 2722i4 Greenwicli
Bothin Henry E., president and general man-
ager Judson Manufacturing Co., SW cor
Howard and Beale, r. 1630 Jackson
" Julius C, commission, r. 703 Pierce
Bothmann Henry, expressman, r. 1233 York
" Louisa, widow, r. 1237 York
" Pauline Miss, spinner Tubbs Cordage Co.,
r. 1237 York
Bothwell Lawrence C, clerk Goodyear Rubber

Co., r. Oakland
Botkin Beverley, bartender George C. Wrede, r.
1812 Market
" Welcome A., salesman S. F. Autograptiic
Register Co., r. 2217 Busli
>8®= Botkin. See Batkin
Botman Isaac, cement worker, r. 115%, llth
" Jonas, cement worker, r. llSVa, Hth
" William, cement worker, r. 115i^, 11th
Botsch Rosa, domestic, 2930 Sacramento
Botscheider George, machine hand Joseph

Budde, r. Alameda
Botsford A. K. Mrs., r. 791 Sutter
" Edwin R. (Home Printing Co.), r. Alameda
" George, dentist, 1-2 Donohoe Bldg, r. 1405,
20th
Botsford Harry C, paymaster Pacific Rolling
Mill Co., r. 1405 Golden Gate Av
« H. C. Mrs., r. 1405 Golden Gate Av
«• Henry K., surveyor, r. 537 Sacramento
" M. E. Mrs., r. 817a Hayes
" William, physician, 1-2 Donohoe Bldg.
Bottaro Stanislaus (Bottaro & Chiappa), r. 522
Filbert
" & Chiappa (Stanislaus Bottaro and Vit-
torio E. Chiappa), liquors, 605 Washing-
ton
Bottcher Richard, clerk Charles H. Becker, r.

847 Fillmore
4@="Bottcher. See Botcher and Boettcher
Bottern Edward, cooper David Woerner, r. 19,

13th
Botteron August, brushmaker Read & Zahn, r.

1809 Howard
Bolters Jasper (Botters & Welschj, r. 2012 Larkin
" & Welsch (Jasper Botters and Frederick
Welsoh), liquors, 2 Union
Botti Andrew, brazer, r. 520 Francisco
Hotting Mary E., widow, r. 252 Perry
Bottini Enrico, fruit dealer, r. 13 Russell

" Santa, gardener, Colombo Market
Bottle Koenig's Theatre, Mrs. Josephine Deu-

pree proprietor, 215 Montgomery Av
Bottler's Protective Association of California,
Henry Schaller superintendent, 852
Howard
Botto Augustine, hay, grain, wood and coal, 1706
Eddy, r. 1105 Scott
" Napoleon, bookkeeper, r. 7 Montgomery Av
Bottomley Charles, r. 12A 14th
" Liberty H., carrier postofflce, r. 1734 Pa-
cific Av
Bottwright B., r. 24 Verona PI
Botwin I. & Co. (Israel Botwin), manufacturers
cloaks, 723 Market, room 34
" Israel (I. Botwin & Co.), r. 35 Russ
Botzbaoh Andrew A., operator Backingham &
Hecht, r. 2013Folsom
" Claus, clerk A. Zwich & Co., r. 22 Lapidge
" Henry C, horseshoer John Kelso, r. 864
Channel
Bouc Henry, cabinet maker, r. Gates nr Union Av
Boucher Ann, widow, r. The (Lick) Old Ladies'
Home
" Charles W., laborer, r. 3 Goodsell PI
" Eugene A., boiler maker, r. 3 Goodsell PI
" Frank, laborer, r. 3 Goodsell PI
" Henry S., boiler maker, r. 3 Goodsell PI
" James F., longshoreman, r. 3 Goodsell PI
" John, carpenter, r. 1631 Sacramento
" John J., laborer, r. 3 Goodsell PI
" Joseph, clerk Standard Oil Co., r. 1330

Washington
" Louis T., plumber William F. Wilson, r.

414 Golden Gate Av
" Sarah S., widow, r. 550 Stevenson
" Victor E., agent, r. 3 Goodsell PI
JSS^Boucher. See Bowcher
Boucherie G., r. 220, 3d

Bouchet Jules, bartender Vincent Laguens, r.

W0o% Mason
Boudan Louis, porter, r. 2111 Mason
Boudet Marius, cook Nevada Restaurant, r. 909

Jackson
Boudin Louise, widow, bakery, 815 Broadway
Boudrow Charles, shipowner, ofiace 38 Market,
r. Berkeley
" Charles E., junk, 13 Howard, r. Berkeley
Boufle Clementina Mrs., r. 934 Powell
Boughton Caroline Mrs., with E. E. Caswell &
Co., r. 512 Hyde
" Henry J., physician, 102 Taylor
" William W. (Beardslee & Boughton), r. 1817
Eddy
jW Boughton. See Bouton
Bouick William H., clerk, r. 707, 15th
Boukofsky Edward N., salesman Yates & Co., r.
916 Taylor
" Louis, shipping clerk Yates & Co., r. 916

Taylor
" Minnie M., widow, r. 1011 Buchanan
" Rebecca M. Miss, teacher John Swett

Grammar School, r. 1011 Buchanan
" Rose Miss, teacher Henry Durant Primary

School, r. 1011 Buchanan
" Sarah Miss, teacher Moulder Primary
School, r. 1011 Buchanan
Boukofzer Moritz, porter Getz Bros. & Co., r.

2022 Sutter
Boulanger Julius, cook, r. 124 William

" Pierre, waiter, r. 323 Montgomery Av
Boulay Michael, chair maker Heywood Bros. &

Co., r. 10 Mint Av
Boulden William T., barber, 817 Laguna, r. 710

Powell
Boule Henri, restaurant 9 Taylor, r. 402 Jones
Boulin Peter, stationery and printing and editor
and proprietor North Beach News, 517
Filbert, r. 521a Filbert
" Trinidad, widow, r. 521a Filbert
Boullet Eugene, machinist, r. 568b Folsom
" Henry, printer H. S. Crocker Co., r. 33314

Boulon Jennie, widow, r. 525 Montgomery Av

" Paul, musician, r. 120 McAllister
Boulton Thomas H., laborer, r. 21 Zoe
Boulware Charles W., plasterer, r. 22 Turk
" Frank, sawyer Union Box Factory, r. 1

Jefferson
Boundy Richard, engineer Eagle I. Wks., r. 817%

Jessie
" William, gunner revenue cutter Bear
Bounous Alexandre, ironer Raymond -Mom-

boisse, r. 1223 Mason
Bouquet John J., r. 1305 Dupont

" Julia Mrs., lodgings, 1169 Mission
Bourack Florence Miss, nurse Hospital for

Children, 3700 California
Bourbin James C, grainer, r. 1309 Steiner
Bourda Jean, laundryman Model Laundry, r. 33

Chenery
" John M., lodgings, 240a Sutter
Bourdaa Cecilia Mrs., laundress, r. 1207% Golden

Gate Av
" Pierre, driver J. Laborde, r. 1207% Golden

Gate Av
Bourdel Joseph, cook Raoul Carbonnier, r. 734

Montgomery
Bourdet Peter, contractor, r. 631 Jackson
Bourdette John W., attorney at law, 16-22 Mills

Bldg, 7th floor, r. 314 Van Ness Av
Bourdieu Felix, laundryman Jules J. Augas, r.

214, 17th
Bouret Jean P., milker Bernard Cassou, r. cor

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Bourgade l^ouis, tanner Legallet-Hellwig Tan-
ning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
Bourgard Valentine, laborer, r. 529 Sacramento

BOURGOIN A,

second-liand bookseller, books in any
language bought and sold, 547 Wash-
ington, 3d door east of Montgomery

Bourgougnon Michael O.. pharmacist French

Hospital, r. 1422 Point Lohos Av
Bourgoyne John, rancher, r. 33d Av South nr H
Bourguignon Ernest, salesman The E. G. Lyons

Co.. r. Alameda
Bourick William, porter Goldberg, Bowen & Co.
Bourier Tide Miss, laundress, r. 1623 Fillmore
Bourke Daniel E., clerk Schoenholz Bros. & Co.,
r. 1405 Valencia
" Edward J., clerk Examiner
" J., waiter str City of Puebla
" J. H., r. 1222 Pine
" John J., salesman G. Verdier &Co., r. 733

Eddy
" Thomas, foreman, r. 2615 Leavenworth
" William, fireman, r. 7 Pearl
5S="Bourke. See Burke
Bourn Joseph, r. 217 Francisco
Bourn William B., capitalist, 401 California,
room 13, r. 2620 Buchanan
" William B. Mrs., widow, r. 2620 Buchanan
Bournan George T., laborer Enterprise Brew-
ing Co., r. 645 Natoma
Bourne C.Wilfred Captain, bookkeeper War Cry
and trade dept. Salvation Army, r. 13
Elgin Park
" Ella R. Miss, embroidery, 1535 Mission
" Euphemia. widow, nurse, 522 Bryant
" Frank, piano tuner, r. 218 Eddy
" Harry, waiter Schwerin & Sons, r. 1010
Washington
Bourne John B., stock broker and chairman
Pac. Stock Exchange, 316 Montgomery,
r. 1018 Pine
John P., draughtsman William H. Lillie,

r. 2120 Bush
Lucinda C. Mrs., teacher painting, r. 319

Golden Gate Av
Oliver J., clerk T. W. Jackson & Co.
Richard A., leather and shoe findings, 28,

2d. r. 2120 Bush
William, r. 43614 Clementina
William A., clerk R. A. Bourne, r. 2120
Bush
Boumique Charles, cook Occidental Hotel
Bourquin Emil, teamster, r. 721 Broadway
" Raphael A., porter, r. 721 Broadway
" Zelie, dressmaker, r. 721 Broadway
Bourrett George R. (Vanderwater & Bourrett),

r. 110 Taylor
Boursen Peter R., r. 2203 Mission
Bouscal Justin, tanner Legallet-Hellwig Tan-
ning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
Bouse John, secretary California Mining Ex-
change, 24 Merchants" Exchange Bldg
Boushey Homer A., clerk W. P. Fuller & Co., r.
1303 Mission
" Julius, physician, 1.303 Mission
Bousquet Alonzo, machinist Dow Steam Pump
Wks., r. 822V, Broadway
" Alphonse, draughtsman, r. 822^4 Broadway
" A. M. Mme., widow, dyer and cleaner, 518

Bush
" Josephine, widow (Caville & Bousquetl, r.
1122Dupont
-8^" Bousquet. See Bosquet
Boutaric Frederick, cellarman F. Chevalier &
Co.. r. 113 Jackson

Boutaric Julia, widow, r. 19'^ Harlan PI

" Marie, domestic, 724 Cole
Bouied L., painter J. St. Denis & Co.
Bouteiller Eugene, salesman Lemoine & Co., r.
237, 22d Av
" Louis A. (Lemoine & Co.), r. 237, 22d Av
Boutell Harry A., clerk, r. 629 Post
Bouterious Amiel O., butcher Gendotti Bros., r.

726M McAllister
Boutes Ernestine, widow, r. 1833 Green
" Julius, with Cal. Casket Co., r. 1510 Harri-
son
" Louis, lithographer Britton & Rey, r. 1833
Green
Boutet Louis, painter, r. 3 Himmelman PI
Boutin J. Baptiste, driver Lenormand Bros., r.

3135, 16th
Bouton Bert, bookkeeper, r. 66, 13th
" Charles M., elevator tender La Grande

Laundry, r. 66, 13th
" Eldrid L., salesman Edwin Mohrig, r. Oak-
land
" Frederick P., salesman Davis Bros., r. 638
Castro
Bouton Hart, superintendent La Grande Laun-
dry, W s 12th bet Howard and Folsom,
r. 66, 13th
" Nathan, laborer, r. 1928 Filbert
" William E., clerk William E. Lutz, r. 66,
13th
4®="Bouton. See Boughton
Boutz May Miss, chambermaid New Western

Hotel
Bouve C, joiner P. C. S. S. Co., r. Berkeley
Bouvier Alfred, secretary and assistant gen-
eral manager Al Hayman & Co., 936
Market, and secretary Western Light
and Power Co., 52 Columbian Bldg, r.
2524 Broadway
" Thomas, butcher, r. 507, 6th
4®="Bouvier. See Bovyer
Bouwman Rose, widow, r. 206 Polk
Bouyssou Antoine, pantryman Marchand's
Restaurant, r. 834 Broadway
" Eugene, bottler Mouret, Ghirardelli &

Co., r. 814 Montgomery
" William, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 318 Tay-
lor
Bovard William S. Rev., pastor Trinity Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, r. 13 Beaver
Bovee Helen Mrs., tailoress, r. 959 Folsom
" James, teamster N. Jorgensen & Co., r. 9

Russ
" James S., contractor, 1. 2131 Pine

BOVEE, TOY & SONNTAG

(George D. Toy and Henry P. Sonntag),
real estate agents, house brokers and
insurance, 19 Montgomery

Boveroux George L., clerk Haas Bros., r. Oak-
land
" Richard, bookkeeper C. B. Jennings, r. 922
Greenwich
Bovey John, clerk, r. 220 Haight
Bovo Gabriel, wines and liquors wholesale and

retail, 1300-1302 Dupont, r. 1711 Dupont
Bovone Charles, bookkeeper American Salt Co.,

r. 418 Green
Bovyer Albert J., driver, r. 418 Hermann
" Clayton C, clerk Pernau Bros. & Pitts Co.,

r. 418 Hermann
" Edward, carpenter, r. 122 Caselli Av
" Emily Miss, teacher music, r. 418 Hermann
" John A., carpenter, r. 418 Hermann
" Nelson H., bookkeeper E. H. Kittredge &

Co., r. 418 Hermann
" Percy T., bookkeeper Robinson & Gil-
lespie, r. 418 Hermann
" S. T., master mariner, 9 Mission
Bowart Frank, bartender, r. 29 Natoma
Bowbeer Thomas, butcher Louis Werner, r. 507,

6th
Bowcher Joseph, fireman S. P. Co., r. 118, 16th

" Louis, plumber W. F. Wilson, 204 Stockton
j^=" Bowcher. See Boucher

Bowdell Thomas, master mariner, r. 1105 Sutter
Bowden Auburn F., teamster, r. 11^4 Welsh
" Elizabeth A., widow, r. 2123 Jackson
" Joseph, painter, r. 1115 Filbert

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Bowden Josepli A., painter, r. 1115 Filbert
" NiclLolas, laborer, r. 239% Langton
" Virginia F. Miss, stenographer, r. 1115

Filbert
" William, painter, r. 7 Havens
4®"Bowden. See Boden
Bowdich Richard W., groceries and liquors,

1701 Jones, r. 17OI14 Jones
Bowdish Percival, driver Union Ice Co., r. 1025

Mission
Bowe Michael, laborer, r. 145c Tehama
" W. H. & Co. (William H. Bowe and Charles
Sander), groceries and liquors, SW cor
22d and York
" William, mariner, r. 212, 17th
" William H. (W. H. Bowe & Co.), and gro-
ceries, SE corner Potrero Av and El
Dorado, r. 103, 22d
Bowen Alfred, butcher, r. 223 Waller

BOWEN AMY G.,

physician, office and residence 1425
California, hours 1 to 4 p. m.

Bowen A. T., insurance agent, r. 11 Taylor
" Charles, engineer United States Brewery,
r. 3121/2 Fulton
Bowen Charles E., vice-president and manager
Wetmore-Bowen Co., 140 Montgomery, r.
East Oakland
" Charles J., laborer U. S. Customs, r. 938

Folsom
" Charles L., tinner J. L. Bowen & Son, r.
1338, 26th
Bowen Charles R. (Goldberg, Bowen & Co.), 426
Pine, r. 1439 Market, Oakland
'• Charles W., clerk Custom House, r. 928 Fol-
som
" Daniel D., painter, r. 2012 Filbert
" Delia, widow, r. 2814 Webster
" Dennis, yard man W. G. Stafford & Co.,r.
124 Ivy Av
Bowen Edgar J., seed merchant, 815-817 San-
some, r. 2018 Franklin
" Edward J., machinist Washburn & Moen
Mfg. Co., r. 2134 Stockton
Eleanor, widow, r. 1526 Dolores
Everett N., traveling salesman, r. 1528

Dolores
F. R., laborer, r. 504 Napa
Frederick, r. 3041, 16th
Gardner E., clerk, r. 1112 Devisadero
George, bartender Louis Belmour
George, lather, r. 705 Mission
George H., electrician, r. 1109 Elm Av
George W., r. 1920 Leavenworth
Harry A., gastitter, r. 28 Turk
Henry, wire weaver, r. 2134 Stockton
Bowen Henry A., secretary and treasurer Gold-
berg, Bowen «& Co., and president Sierra
Valleys Railway Co., 426-432 Pine, r.
932, 14th, Oakland
James, seaman, r. 2009% Dupont
James, 3d offlcer str City of Puebla, r. 239

Fremont
James B., draughtsman Thomas C. Butter-
worth
James E. (J. L. Bowen & Son), r. 1338, 26th
James P., jailor County Jail 1, r. 928 Fol-
som
James P., teamster, r. 31%, 14th
J. L. & Son (John L. and James E.), tin and
sheet-iron workers, 39, 2d

BOWEN J. M. MRS.,

physician, office and residence 1425
California, hours 10 a. m. to 1 p. m,

John, bartender John L. Herget, r. 2134

Stockton
John, carpenter, r. 143, 3d
John, clerk Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r. 124

Ivy Av
John, driver Nicholas Prost, r. 336, 3d
John, liquors, 33 Bay
John B., subscription clerk Smiths' Cash

Store
John J. (Tatum & Bowen), r. Portland, Or
John J., machinist Giovannini & Co., r. 12

Hinckley
John L. (J. L. Bowen & Son), r. 1338, 26th

Bowen John M., 2d offlcer str Mariposa
" John W., traveling salesman OfEice Spec-
ialty Mfg. Co.
" Joseph, cabinet maker Sanborn, Vail &

Co., r. 42 Julia
" Kate, widow, r. 2013 Filbert
" Lydia Miss, packer, r. 3134 Stockton
" M. Mrs., widow, r. 218, 22d
" Margaret, widow, r. 2134 Stockton
" Mary, widow, r. 1112 Devisadero
" Mary, domestic, r. 2012 Filbert
" Mary E., widow, r. 936 Sanchez
" Minnie Miss, r. 1112 Devisadero
" Otto, laborer Miller & Son, r. 16Kansas
" Patrick W., with Morton Special Delivery,

r. 550% Stevenson
" Robert, ship carpenter Union I. Wks., r.

241 Langton
" William, baker, r. 527, 2d
" William, marine engineer, r. 336 Sanchez
" William U., compositor Call, r. 36 Stone
4®^Bowen. See Boh an, Boh en and Bone
Bower Abram, salesman Troy Laundry Ma-
chinery Co., r. 1452 Franklin
" C. J., with ^tna Ins. Co., r. Oakland
" George, mining, r. 428 Oak
" Gertrude, widow, r. 3610 Jackson
" Henry, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks., r. 631

Sacramento
" Henry, laborer, r. 314 Moulton
" Mollie L., widow, r. 517% Stevenson
" Solomon M., upholsterer, 1831 Devisadero,
r. 1839 Devisadero
4^"Bower. See Bauer and Baur
Bowerman Kenneth B., clerk Wakelee & Co., r.

1148 Sutter
Bowers A. B., r. Palace Hotel
" C. F., expressman, r. 634 Sacramento
" Charles, clerk Wheeler & Wilson Sewing

Machine Agency
" Charles H., coachman, r. 137 Ash Av
" Charles O., superintendent factory Bowers

Rubber Co., r. 514 Oak
" Charles S., clerk, r. 127 Ash Av
" Emma L. Miss, r. 346, 3d
" Emma M., widow, r. 438, 34th
" Ewing;, workman U. S. Mint, r. 3835 Bush
" Francis, boat starter Paul Boyton Chute

Co., r. STremont Av
" Frank T. (J. T. Bowers & Son), r. Belve-
dere
" George E., contractor, r. 422a Page
" George W. Mrs., widow, r. 3610 Jackson
" H., laborer, r. 411 Sansome
" Henry E., r. 346, 3d

BOWERS J. MILTON,

physician and surgeon, diseases of
women and children a specialty, office
and residence 124 O'Farrell, hours 9
a. m., 1 to 3 p. m. and 7 p. m. Sundays
by special appointment, telephone
21 Bush
Bowers John T. (J. T. Bowers & Son), r. 1337
Washington

" Jordan, sexton Bethel A. M. E. Church

" Joseph, r. 417 Bush

" Joseph, coalpasser str Progreso

" Joseph W., carpenter, r. 115, 36th

BOWERS J. T. & SON

(John T. and Frank T.), pianos and
organs, 23-25, 5th

Bowers L. M., cook, r. 681 Mission
" Martin L., bridge carpenter, r. 346, 3d
" Mary Mrs., r. 1668 Mission

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Bowers Stephen C, night watchman, r. 727V2,
18th
" Stephen V., musician, r. 2835 Bush
" Warren O. Mrs., proprietor The Leaven-
worth, 301 Leavenworth
" William, accountant, 331 Pine, room 20, r.

Bowers William F., president Bowers Rubber

Co.. 42 Sacramento, r. 919 Central Av
" William M., asst. surveyor San Francisco

Savings Union, r. Alameda
Bowes Alfred, roadmaster Cal. St. RR, r. 1542

Jackson
" Caroline A., widow, r. 2933 Jackson
" Edward J., clerk Shainwald, Buckbee &

Co., r. 2933 Jackson
" John, laborer, r. 709 Sierra
" Manning F., physician, office and r. 3015

Washington
" Thomas, carpenter, r. 1415 Hyde
" William C, r. 981 Harrison
" William E., salesman Joseph Silverman,

r. 981 Harrison
4®=Bowes. See Boise and Bows

BOWHAY ALFRED L.,

ladies' tailor, 504 Sutter, telephone
Main 5880

Bowhill Thomas, veterinary surgeon, r. 326 Pix-

ley
Bowie Allan St. J., president and manager
Western Light and Power Co., 916 Mar-
ket, r. 1909 Jackson
Bowie Augustus J., consulting engineer, 217
Sansome, room 10, r. 1913 Clay
" Benjamin H., flreman S. P. Co., r. 118 Shot-
well
" Hugh, iron molder, r. 119 Langton
" Hyde R., electrician, r. 20 0"Farrell]
" James B., blacksmith George Aspden, r.

119 Langton
" Robert E., clerk Lake & Co., r. 118 Shotwell
" Robert I., physician, r. 1909 Jackson
" Thomas, helper Thomas Christie, r. 119

Langton
" Thomas, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 320,

7th
" Wallace A., paper dealer, 118 Shotwell
BowkerC, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1819 Lyon
" Charles A . (Parmelee & Bowker) , 120 Sutter,

room 79
" William S.. embalmer Golden Gate Under-
taking Co., r. 2429 Mission
Bowlen Thomas H., policeman, r. 2526 Sutter
Bowler John, laborer Armour Packing Co., r.
Beach bet Buchanan and Laguna
" Maurice, laborer Armour Packing Co., r.

Beach bet Buchanan and Laguna
" Timothy, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
Beach bet Buchanan and Laguna
Bowles Louis, real estate dealer, r. 9 Mars
" Thomas, longshoreman, r. 129 Shipley
" William G., foreman Lot D. Slocum, r. 529
Howard
Bowley A. D. (Curtis & Bowley), r. Sacramento,
Cal.
" Alexander G., clerk, r. 2700 California
" Bennett H., accountant, r. 2135 Howard

Bowley Delevan B., city agent Fireman's Fund
Insurance Co., 405 California, Mission
office and r. 2135 Howard

" Freeman S., engineer S. P. Co., r. 2135 How-
ard

" Henry W., timekeeper Eagle Automatic
Can Co., r. 2700 California

" Juliet G., widow, r. 2135 Howard

" William, laborer, r. 241, 17th
Bowling Frederick, electrician, r. 1129 Mission
Bowman A. J., flreman S. P. Co., r. 118, 16th

" Annie Mrs., seamstress J. L. Cavanaugh,
r. 6 Center PI

" A. P., meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 4
Miles PI

" A. W., cardwriter, r. 641a Natoma

" Charles, cook, r. 641 Minna

" Charles A., salesman F. W. Wright, r. Oak-
land

" Charles F., galvanizer, r. 43814, 6th

" Charles H., dental student, r. 510 Ellis

" Charles H., storekeeper S. P. Co., r. 1206
Market

" Clara Mrs., dressmaking, 324 Brannan

'• D. J., seaman, r. 117 Drumm

" E. Mrs., r. Hotel Pleasanton

" Emma Miss, seamstress, r. 847 Harrison

" Erich, barber, 304 Folsom

" F. Josephine, widow, r. 8.32 California

" Frank, porter Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 649 Folsom

" Frank A., physician, r. 2526 Bush

" Frank F., motorman Market St. Ry., r. 703
Tennessee

" George E., copyist County Clerk's office, r.
721V4 Minna

" George F., bonds, investment securities
and real estate, and city agent ^tna
Insurance Co. (of Hartford), 510 Califor-
nia, r. 3198 Pacific Av

" George H., bell boy Hotel St. Nicholas

" H., carpenter P. C. S. S. Co.

" H. A. & Co. (Harry A. Bowman), wood and
coal, 1641 Howard

" Harry, compositor Bosqui Engraving and
Printing Co., r. 1433 O'Farrell

" Harry A. (H. A. Bowman & Co.), r. 142, 13th

" Harry F., driver, r. 16 Rondel PI

" Harry L., electrician, r. 230 Turk

" Henry, r. 1250 California

" Henry A., clerk, r. 1125 Howard

" Henry C, conductor Geary St. RR, r. 414
3d Av

" Henry W. Rev., editor The American
Patriot, 819 Market, r. Santa Cruz

" Horace W., sticker hand, r. 324 Brannan

" Jacob, salesman D. Samuels, r. 1238 Golden
Gate Av

" James, fireman str Mexico

" James M., bookkeeper, r. 2214 Pine

" J. E. Mrs., widow, r. 1516/2 Polk

" Jennie Z. Miss, teacher James Lick Gram-
mar School, r. 2503 Clay

" Jessie, domestic, 707 Pierce
Bowman John S., financial broker, 20 Mont-
gomery, r. 1830 Sutter

" J. Percy, r. 832 California

" Kate W. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 230 Turk

" Levi, teacher South S. F. Primary School,
r. The Colonial

" Lillian, widow, r. 3503 Clay

" Martin H., leverman Sutter St. Ry., r.
15161/2 Polk

" Mary, widow, r. 6 Enterprise

" Mary E., widow, r. 721% Minna

" Nettie Miss, millinery, 2337, 16th

" Robert B., clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 832
California

" Samuel, compositor Brunt, r. 1433 O'Farrell

" Solomon, r. 1433 O'Farrell

" Thomas, painter S. P. Co., r. 2020i^ Bryant

" Thomas, porter J. A. Folger & Co., r.
Berkeley
4®~ Bowman. See Bauman and Baumann
Bowmer Louis G., seaman, r. 129 Perry
Bowne A. J., clerk Cal. Fig Syrup Co., r. 505
Oak

" Alexander, porter Chicago Clock Co.

" Emma L.. widow, r. 917 Valencia

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" William B., blacksmith, r. 211 Lily Av
Bowra George, porter Tillmann & Bendel, r. 745

Harrison
Bowring Franklin, secretary Pacific States Life
Assurance Co., 331 Pine, rooms 7-8, r.
Mill Valley, Marin Co.
Bows Thomas (Bows & Niles), r. 402 O'Farrell

" & Niles (Thomas Bows and Mrs. M. L.
Niles), lodgings, 402 O'Farrell
Box Arthur, carpenter Charles M. Depew Plan-
ing Mill Co., r. 37 Dame

" James, machinist Fulton Eng. & Ship
Bldg Wks., r. 37 Dame

" John, machinist, r. 1421 Tonquin
Boxald John E., hostler, r. 1625!^ Grove
Boxall Arthur, salesman Doane & Henshel-

wood, r. 122 Church
Boxton Charles D. D. S., dentist, 231 Post, r. 613

Broderick
Boy ,Grat, sweeper City Street Improvement

Co., r. 66 Shipley
Boyakin Elizabeth Q-, widow, r. 107 Walnut

" Henderson A., wood and coal, 506, 19th, r.
504, 19th
Boyan Edward H., attorney at law, 310 Pine,

room 13, r. San Rafael
Boyarsky Mark, packer, r. 14 Decatur

" Peter, r. 1034V2 Folsom rear
Boyce Arnold, clerk, r. 824 Lombard

" Arthur C, vocalist Tivoli Opera House, r.
25A 1.3th

" George S., conductor, r. 526 Bryant

" George W., dog hospital, 18 Cedar Av

" Hamilton G., rancher, r. 526 Bryant

" James, machine hand, r. 738V2 Clementina

" James, teamster W. G. Stafford & Co.

" John, gripman Sutter St. Ry., r. 18 Cen-
tral Av

•' Louis F. J., machinist Risdon I. «fe L.
Wks., r. 824 Lombard

" Michael, stevedore, r. 15 Van Ness Av

" Millard F., livery stable and wood and
coal, 3525-2527 Post

" Patrick, gardener, r. 1603 Turk

" Robert A., clerk car accountant S. P. Co.,
r. 526 Bryant

" Samuel, miner, r 526 Bryant

" Thomas, deckhand, r. 1 Delgado PI

" William, laborer, r. 29 Federal

" William, longshoreman, r. 309 Fremont

" William, teamster A. C. Campbell

" William, teamster William Kerr Co., r. 901
Battery

" William A., managing editor Call, 517
Clay, r. 824 Lombard

" William T., Chinese inspector U. S. Cus-
toms, r, 526 Bryant
4®°" Boyce. See Boice and Boyes
Boyd Adolph, painter, r. 521c 7th

" Alexander (Boyd & Davis), r. 2020 Wash-
ington

" Alexander P., r. 1919 Devisadero

" Alma M. Mrs., lictuors, 1179 Market, r. 313
Jones

" Andrew J., watchman, r. 8 Natoma

" Ann, widow, r. 924 Mission

" Bedelia, widow, r. 707 Ashbury

" Bertha Mrs., lodgings, 501 Leavenworth

" Charles F., with Union Oil Co., r. 1404 Hyde
Boyd Colin M. (Boyd & Dickson), and Fire Com-
missioner, r. Occidental Hotel

" David, expressman, r. 33, 22d

" David W., policeman, r. 1229 Fell

" Ellen, widow, varieties, 505, 3d

" Frank, pilot, 506 Battery, r. 222 Golden
Gate Av

" Frank F., electrician, r. 222 Golden Gate Av

" Frederick, clerk Cluett, Coon & Co., r. Ala-
meda

" Frederick, liquors, 421 Stanyan and fur-
nished rooms, 1939 Page
Boyd George D., attorney at law, 126 Kearny,
room 19, r. Pacific-Union Club and San
Rafael

" George W., r. 804 Vallejo rear

" George W., master mariner, r. 113 Cumber-
land

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

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Steamboats, etc.

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Boyd Grant, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.

307 Haight
" Harold, clerk, r. 1227 Green
Boyd Harry C, assistant general agent Ham-
burg Bremen Fire Insurance Co., 415

California, r. Fruitvale
" Henry C, clerk Harry Lacy, r. 141254 Val-

lejo
" Henry C. Jr., clerk, r. 1412y2 Vallejo
Boyd H. St. Clair, real estate and insurance,

126 Kearny, room 19, r. 2020 Washington
" Hugh, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1616, 25th
" James, deputy License Collector, r. 355, 4th
" James, expressman, r. 624 Fulton
" James, stonecutter, r. 1404 Hyde
" James E., clerk, r. 2a3, 7th
" James M. Mrs., r. 1820 Stockton
" James T. (Boyd & Fifield), r. Pacific-Union

Club
" John, driver Katz & Sons, r. 1006 Union
" John, expressman, NE cor Front and Pine,

r. 707 Hayes
" John, molder, r. 415 3d Av
" John A., r. 707 Ashbury
" John F.. real estate, 33 Nevada Block, r.

San Rafael
" John H., clerk Ry. Mail Service, r. 1110

Filbert
" John H., expressman, NE cor Polk and

Market, r. 33, 22d
" John H. Jr., expressman, r. 33, 22d
" John M., waiter Mrs. L. E. Geralmen, r.

Fulton nr 6th Av
" Joseph, pressman Chronicle, r. 121!x4 Silver
" Joseph C, miner, r. 613i4 Haight
" Joseph C. Jr., salesman A. Quade & Co., r.

613% Haight
•' Joseph T., 4th engineer str Gaelic, r. 56

South Park
" Kate, widow, r. 210 Hyde
" Kennedy, salesman Lundy Furniture Co.,

r. 513 McAllister
" Leopold, painter, r. 311 Linden Av
" Lucy Miss, clerk, r. 210 Hyde
" M. E. Rev., chaplain Sailors' Home, NE

cor Harrison and Main
" Orlin W., painter, r. 2402 Post
" Reuben H., distributor postofflce, r. 1227

Green
" Robert, bookkeeper, r. 1201 Guerrero
" Robert, mason and builder, r. 432 Shotwell
" Robert, porter W. P. Fuller & Co., r. 12

Natoma
" Robert S., bookkeeper Morgan & Chick, r.

501 Leavenworth
" Robert W., stableman Union Ice Co., r.

6051/2, 3d
" Rosie F., widow, r. 1800 O'Farrell
" Samuel A., dentist, 139 Post, r. 1800 O'Far-
rell
" Samuel A., salesman W. K. Vanderslice

& Co., r. 714 Bush
" Samuel B., butcher Katz & Sons, r. 1025

Clay
Boyd Samuel 6., physician and surgeon, 140

Geary
" Sarah M. Mrs., r. 1820 Stockton
" Sidney, 2d cook str Australia
» T . 3d offlcer str St. Paul, r. 12b Garden
" Theodore C, varieties, 910 Powell, r. 634

Hayes
" Thomas, carpenter, r. 407 Jersey
" Thomas, laborer Bailey, Weller & Neave
" Thomas, marine engineer, r. 56 South Park
" William, laborer, r. 2116% Jones
" William, teamster, r. 1701 Market

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Boyd William E. , master mariner, office 54 Steu-

art, r. Alameda
" William T., clerk A. Quade & Co., r. 818a

Geary
" Wilson P., bookkeeper J. C. Wilson & Co.,

r. Oakland
Boyd & Davis (Alexander Boyd and Jacob Z.

Davis), real estate owners, 126 Kearny,

room 18
Boyd & Dickson (Colin M. Boyd and Frank W.

Dickson), general insurance agents, 501

Montgomery
Boyd & Fifleld (James T. Boyd and William H.

Fifield), attorneys at law, 334 Pine,

rooms 10-14
Boyden William B., adjutant Salvation Army,

r. 1139 Market
Boye C. H., photographer, r. 717 Post
" John F., foreman designer, r. 917% Sutter

rear
" Marie, laundress D. Giannini, r. 1318 Turk
Boyel A., r. 32, 4th
Boyer Algernon, attorney at law, 118 Phelan

Bldg, r. 2118 Baker
" Calvin H., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

1518 Eddy
" Charles S., r. 203 Taylor
" Desmond D., clerk, r. 658 Ashbury
" Effle Miss, r. 829 Fulton
" H., machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks., r. Oak-
land
" James D., attorney at law, r. 2118 Baker
" John A., carriage painter, 715 Folsom, r.

N s Lobos nr Plymouth Av
" John C, stone planer John D. McGilvray &

Co., r. 2810a Howard
" Julius, saloon keeper, r. 1202 Kearny
" Katherine, widow, r. 40 Russ
" Llewellyn, farmer, r. 2118 Baker
" M. V. Miss, photographic artist, 703 Stock-
ton
" Rutland, farmer, r. 2118 Baker
" Samuel, r, 2512 California
" Thomas, iron molder, r. 40 Russ
" U. & Co. (Urbain Boyer), liquors, 1232 Du-

pont
" Urbain (U. Boyer & Co.), r. 1202 Kearny
" William, laborer, r. 40 Russ
" William, teamster, r. 715 Howard
" William E., secretary Universal Gas Sav-
ing Assn., 1149 Market, r. 658 Ashbury

BOYES HERBERT D.,

dentist, oface 731 Sutter, hours 9 a. m.
to 12 m., telephone Hyde 551, r. 700
Broderick, office in Oakland 13th and
Clay, telephone 813

Boyes James (James Boyes & Co.), r. 104 Chat-
tanooga

" James & Co. (James Boyes, Walter Apted
and E. B. Smith), butchers, 108 Clay

" Robert, butcher James Boyes & Co.

BOYES WILLIAM, M. D.,

office 731 Sutter, hours 2 to 4 and 7 to
8 p. m., telephone Hyde 551, r. 700
Broderick, hours 11 to 1 p. m.

Je®~Boyes. See Boice, Boyce and Boys
Boyham John, carriage trimmer H. M.' Black &
Co., r. 1015, 20th
" Joseph P., clerk A. Schilling & Co., r. 1015,
20th
Boyhan Edward, cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 22d
bet Harrison and Alabama
" May Miss carder Golden Gate Woolen
Mills

BoykenAdolph (G. Leipnitz & Co.), and secre-
tary California Drug and Spice Mills,
589-591 Mission, r. 1521 Sutter
Boyken J. William, druggist, SW cor Mission

and 9th, r. 3231 Howard
Boy Ian Bernard J., agent, r. 8 Auburn

" Edward J., molder Union I. Wks., r. 722^
Clementina

" Hannah, widow, r. 51814 Fulton

" Hugh, groceries and liquors, 1151 Howard

" James F., clerk Home and Phoenix Ins. Co.,
r. 8 Auburn

" James J., longshoreman, r. 441 Clementina

" Jane A., widow, r. 441 Clementina

" John P., teamster, r. 441 Clementina
4®"Boylan. See Boylen

Boyland Francis, groceries and liquors, 222
Townsend, r. 224 Townsend

" Joseph, clerk Francis Boyland, r. 222 Town-
send
Boyle A., laborer Sanborn Vail & Co., r. 710
Minna

" Ann, widow, r. 12 0ctavia

" Bernard, laborer, r. 21 Bonita

" Brothers (Frank J. and Thomas E.), brush
manufacturers, 1208 Pacific

" Catherine E., widow, r. 3 Cook

" Christopher J., clerk Railway Mail Ser-
vice, r. 12 Octavia

" Daniel, hackman United Carriage Co., r. 31
Langton

" Daniel, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill

" Daniel, miner, r. 550a Stevenson

" Daniel, painter, r. 22 South Park

" Daniel, porter Mills Bldg, r. 148a 5th

" Dennis H., horseshoer, 454 Stevenson, and
superintendent County Jail No. 3, r. 2333
Market

" Edward, r. 213,7th

" Edward, laborer Washburn & Moen Mfg.
Co., r. 400 Bay

" Edward M., shipping clerk, r. 809 Filbert
Boyle Edward N., cashier Newman & Levinson,
r. 1305 Larkin

" E. F. Mrs., widow, r. 519a Valencia

" Eustan M., clerk Haslett & Bailey, r. cor
Corbett Av and Remain

" Frank, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. cor 20th
and Missouri, Potrero

" Frank J. (Boyle Bros.), r. 1 Burgoyne PI

" George, laborer, r. 14 Sherwood PI

" George E., shipping clerk Brown Bros. &
Co., r. 519a Valencia

" Hannah, widow, r. 831 Capp

" Henry, laborer, r. 34 Cook

" Hugh A., salesman Joseph Byrne & Co., r.
Mill Valley, Marin Co.

" James, r. 1305 Larkin

" James, bakery, 3033i4, 16th

" James, driver American Furniture Co., r.
624 Fulton

" James, fireman str Bonita

" James, laborer, r. NE cor 8th and Brannan

" James, porter Abramson-Heunisch Co., r.
752 Howard

" James, painter, r. 18 Dore rear

" James Jr., traveling salesman, r. 1305 Lar-
kin

" James J., bartender Michael Boyle, r. SW
cor Sierra and Maryland

" James M., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 110a
Langton

" James R., conductors. F. & S. M. Ry., r.
756 San Jose Av

" John, bartender H. Gianotti, r. 3545 Mis-
sion

" John, engineer, r. 1109 Howard

" John, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 934
Minnesota

" John, paper hanger, r. 1904 Market

" John, salesman Blyth & Trott, r. 1320 Bu-
chanan

" John, r. NW cor Romain and Corbett Av

" John C, attorney at law, a5-37 Mills Bldg,
6th floor, r. NW cor Romain and Corbett
Av

" John J,, clerk Call, r. 3341^ Vallejo

" John T., horseshoer Michael McNeil, r. 440
Chenery

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Boyle John W., janitor Cooper Medical College
" Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 127% Welsh
" Lawrence, longshoreman, r. 127V2 Welsh
" Lawrence G., laborer, r. 137i^ Welsh
" Marcus, barber, r. 926 Mission
" Mary, widow, r. 52 Merritt
" Mary, widow, r. 809 Filbert
" Mary Miss, teacher James Lick Grammar

School, r. 831 Capp
" Mary Miss, typewriter, r. 502 Post
" Mary Mrs., r. 308, 11th
" Mary A., widow, r. 547 Howard
" Mayme Miss, cashier Popular Dining

Rooms, r. 207 Mason
" Michael, liquors, SW cor Sierra and Mary-
land
" Minnie, domestic, 2900 Jackson
" Owen, miner, r. 245 Michigan
" Patrick, barber, S s Sierra nr Michigan, r.

1516 Napa
" Patrick, helper Columbia Marble Co., r.

191/2 Clinton
" Patrick J., mill hand Pac. Roll. Mill
" Peter, engineer, r. 717 Natoma rear
" Robert, salesman Morgan Bros., r. Oak-
land
" Robert P., painter, r. cor Corbett Av and

Remain
" Samuel, quartermaster, r. 19 Verona PI
" Susan T., widow, r. 14 Valparaiso
" Thomas, laborer, r. 400 Bay
" Thomas, laborer Cal. Iron and Wrecking

Co., r. 33 Stanford
" Thomas E. (Boyle Bros.), r. 7 Florence
Boyle Thomas F., business manager San Fran-
cisco Call, 710 Market, r. 2027 Vallejo
" Viva Miss, bookkeeper I. M. Wentworth &

Co., r. 519a Valencia
" William, r. 11 Taylor
" William, r. 416 Eureka
" William, r. 1045 Market
" William, bricklayer, r. 2129 Turk
" William, shipping clerk, r. 715 Lombard
Boyling Kate, domestic, 1039, 20th
Boyne John, blacksmith Pac. Roll. Mill
" Joseph G., mailing clerk Call, r. 1015

Powell
" Thomas, capitalist, r. 613 Bryant
" William, laundryman Palace Restaurant,
r. 704'/4 Mission
Boynes John, laborer, r. 107 Mississippi

" Robert S., r. 710 Geary
Boyns R. E., editor Marin County Herald, 235

Kearny, room 9
Boynton Alice C. Miss, bookkeeper Thomas C.
Butterworth, r. 2031 Mission
" Caddie E., school teacher, r. NE cor 14th
and Sanchez
C. H., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 934 Bush
Charles A., buyer Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.

Piedmont
Charles E., carriage maker G. W. Brown,

r. 1720 Eddy
E. W., gripman Market St. Ry., r. IO2614

Natoma
Harry C, r. 1720 Eddy
Horace R., agent Western Tube Co., 48 Fre-
mont, r. Oakland
Jane L.. widow, r, 1310 Broderick
John C, blacksmith G. W. Brown, r. 1720

Eddy
Josiah, gate tender, r. 2726 Howard rear
Lamour A., clerk Standard Soap Co., r. 415,

19th
Lillian M. Miss, stenograper, r. NE cor

14th and Sanchez •
M. P. Rev., pastor First Baptist Church, r.

2811 Howard
Walter, truckman truck 6, r. 320 Scott
Boyrie Harry E., electrical engineer Abner

DobleCo., r. 116,6th
Boys and Girls Aid Society, Arthur G. Smiley
superintendent, SE cor Grove and Baker,
telephone West 214
Boys Brigade, J. H. Russell brigadier-general,
S. D. North assistant adjutant-general,
303 Spreckels building
Boys Club Association, San Francisco, 740
Bryant

Boys Free Library and Reading Room, W. E.

Brown superintendent. Miss Helen G.
Ames librarian, 64 Silver
4®"Boys Higli School. See Lowell High School
Boy sen Edward C, salesman Fisher & Co., r.
1813 Lyon
" Ferdinand N., teamster, r. 17 Dore
" Frank, helper Milwaukee Brewery, r. 17

Dore
" Hans, master mariner, r. 127 Francisco
" Henry, clerk W. R. Grace & Co., r. 137

Francisco
" Inga, widow, r. 704 Laguna
" Julius, r. 1813 Lyon
Boyson Charles P. (Pearson & Boyson), r. 4 Mar-
tha PI
" Frederick, hardware, r. 942 Valencia
" Frederick H., r. 120, 18th
" George, driver, r. 1506 Jones
" George M., blacksmith, r. 1615 Grove
" Jane Mrs., r. 1506 Jones
" Jennie Miss, hairdresser, r. 1506 Jones
Boyson J. Henry, druggist, NW cor 21st and
Valencia, r. 950 Valencia
" Karsten M., drayman, 37 Market, r. 2015

Howard
" Leonhard C, liquors, 130, 18th
" Margaret, widow, r. 13^2 Lafayette
" Thomas, physician, r. Palace Hotel
" Thomas K., motorman Market St. Ry., r.

1314 Lafayette
" Wallace, r. 13^4 Lafayette
Boyston Margaret Miss, clerk, r. 338 Turk

" Lucy, widow, r. 3.38 Turk
Boyter John A., correspondent First National

Bank, r. Alameda
Bosrton Paul Chute Company, Peter DeTamble
president, William H. McNaughton
vice-president and manager, Elbert R.
DeTamble secretary and treasurer, S s
Haight bet Clayton and Cole
Bozarth Lon C, clerk auditing dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. 303 Eddy
Bozeman James, jockey, r. 1104 Mission
Bozich John S. (Bozich & Kosach), r. 1211 Polk
" & Kosach (John S. Bozich and Mirko S.
Kosach), restaurant, 1209^^ Polk
Bozina Jahn, cook Kristaff Kertegely, r. 1805

Haight
Bozio Orlando, wholesale and retail dealer for-
eign and native wines and liquors, 149,
4th, tel Black 781, r. 3610 Howard
Bozzo Michael, clerk L. Valente, r. 918 Vallejo
Braag JohnB., proprietor Pacific Coast House,

301 Montgomery Av
Braas Peter W. (Braas & Wittenburg), r. 1534,
17th
" & Wittenburg (Peter W. Braas and Charles
Wittenburg), furniture manufacturers,
213 Mission
Braasch Frederick, shoemaker, 2301 Fillmore, r.

9 Ferine
Brabandt Charles W., paper ruler Althof &

Bahls, r. 711 Stockton
Brabender Charles, coppersmith, r. 637 J^ Natoma
Brace David, barber, 1205 Folsom
" Francis T., clerk United States Laundry

Assn., r. 513 Sacramento
" Herbert M., student, r. 335a Fair Oaks
Brace N.,wall paper and house and sign paint-
ing, 3030-3034, 16th, branch 2704 Mission,
tel Mission 151
" William A., clerk land department S. P.
R. R. Co., r. 335a Fair Oaks
Brackbill Seymour H., shirt manufacturer, 308
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Bracken Bridget E., widow, r. 5 Geneva
" Edward, blacksmith Muir Bros.
" Ida A. Mrs., cloak maker, r. 16 Hawthorne
" James T., teamster, r. 5 Geneva
" Lawrence, blacksmith Muir Bros., r. 5

Geneva
" William, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks.,
r. 5 Geneva
Bracker Louise Miss, nurse, r. 816 Powell

" Theodore, peddler, r. 306^2 Jessie
Brackert Anton, shoemaker, r. 27301/4 Mission
Brackett Albert J., machinist, r. 16c Guy
" Aurick S., physician, 80 Donohoe Bldg, r.

.2729 Jackson
" Eugene, machinist C. H. Evans & Co., r.

16b Guy PI
" Eugene A., teamster F. P. Duley, r. 1713

Mission
" Frank O.. real estate, 179 Crocker Bldg, r.

2216 Van Ness Av
" George F., physician, 831 Howard, r. 1917

Devisadero
" Mary H., widow, r. 522 Baker
" William K., salesman Tillmann & Bendel,
r. Alameda
Brackley Harry, cooper Cal. Wine Assn
Brackmann Frederick A., laborer, r, 102 Central
Av rear
" Joseph H., clerk A. Coleman, r. 213 Lang-
ton
Brackrog Richard, blacksmith, r. 235, 17th
Braclawski Michael, electrician, r. 1655, 17th
Braoq Francois, laundry, 1173 Mission
Bradasich Dominic, r. 534 Grove
Bradburn Frank A., barber John D. Wilson, r.

30714 Leavenworth
Bradbury Alfred W., cashier Shreve & Co., r.
2015 Devisadero
" Fannnie N., Mrs., r. 417 Van Ness Av
" Harry, machine hand Townley Bros., r. 660,

20th
" John L., mining. 42 Mills Bldg, 8th floor, r.

1719 Pacific Av
" Lulu M. Miss, r. 417 Van Ness Av
" Mary Mrs., r. 861 Folsom
•' Minta A., stenographer, r. 2015 Devisadero
" Nancy, widow, r. 618i^ Shotwell
" Philip H., traveling salesman Cal. Casket

Co., r. 917b Oak
" Sydney, stableman, SE cor Washington

and Lyon
" T. H. & Co. (Theodore H. Bradbury and
Edward S. Batten), butchers, 1803 Brod-

" Theodore H. (T. H. Bradbury & Co.), r. 1701
Scott

" Vesta E. Miss, teacher Broadway Gram-
mar School, r. 2015 Devisadero

" Walter, clerk C. F. Andrews, r. 540 Shot-
well

" William B., r. 1600 Van Ness Av
Braddick Alexander B., salesman Baker &

Hamilton, r. Berkeley
Bradeen Norris M., packer clothing and equip-
age depot quartermaster's dept. U. S.
A., r. 2106 Greenwich
Braden Henry R., clerk gen. pass, agent's
office S. P. Co., r. Lorin. Alameda Co.

" Henry T., tinsmith Gaskill & Regan, r. 427
Stevenson

" Oliver J., clerk S. P. C. Ry., r. Alameda

" R. Mrs., widow, r. 427 Stevenson rear

" William, washer Market St. Ry., r. 1731
McAllister
Brader Edward J., clerk, r. 3009 Jackson

" Henry, bookkeeper, r. 414 Van Ness Av

Brader John H., soda water mfr, 738 Broadway
" Louis, butcher Thomas J. Hicks, r. 3009
Jackson

Bradfield Peter, special policeman, r. 418 Lar-
kin

■Bradford Anna M., nurse, r. 1212 Sutter

Bradford Brodie M., secretary Alameda and San

Joaquin RR. Co., S. F. and San Joaquin

Coal Co. and Bradford Investment Co.,

515 Safe Deposit Bldg, r. 504 Taylor

" Charles A., salesman Baker & Hamilton,

Oak-

Na-

" Charles P., president Bradford Investment
Co., 517 Safe Deposit Bldg, r. 1221 Jones

" Charles P., tinner, r. 107 Caroline

" Clark C, engineer, r. 709 Ellis

" Frank (Bradford Investment Co.), r. 1221
Jones

" Frederick, cook, r. 808 Army
Bradford G.B. Sons (Joseph F. Bradford), real
estate, 325 Montgomery, room 1

" George H., engineer, r. 8b Pleasant

" Herbert S., student, r. 1221 Jones

" Investment Co., Charles P. Bradford presi-
dent, B. M. Bradford secretary, 517 Safe
Deposit Bldg

" Isaac W., engineer, r. 709 Ellis

" James O., solicitor, r. 2221 Larkin

" Joseph F. (G. B. Bradford Sons),
land

" Kate, widow, r. 329 Ellis

" Llewellyn, stationary engineer, r.
toma

" Mary I. Mrs. (Martin & Ingalsbe), r. SW
cor Union and Larkin

" Wager, surveyor and land agent, 606 Mont-
gomery, r. 2221 Larkin

" Wallace (Hulse, Bradford & Co.), r. 125
Spruce
Bradford W. B., secretary Alaska Packers

Assn., 308 Market, r. San Rafael
Bradley Ada J. Mrs., dressmaking, 313 Geary

" Albina L., widow, r. 1421 Bush

" Alexander (S. F. Laundry Tray Co.), and
carpenter, 55 Tehama

" Alexander B., clerk Mack & Co., r. 1222
Eddy

" Ann Miss, proprietor The Monroe, 612 Bush

" Augustus E., janitor Trinity Presbyterian
Church, r. 412a 23d

" Bernard (Bradley & Son), r. 1222 Eddy

" Bernard, currier South S. F. Tannery, r.
2817 Folsom

" Bernard, fireman, r. 154 Tehama

" Bonaventura P., clerk freight auditor's
dept. S. P. Co., r. 715, 22d

" C. H., master mariner, 9 Mission

" Charles, longshoreman, r. 249 Perry

" Charles, tinner, r. 507 Mission

• Charles Jr., bricklayer, r. 249 Perry

" Charles H.. seaman, r. 807 Church

" Charles R., r. 220 McAllister

" Charles T., collector W. J. Street, r. 2817
Pine

" E. A., widow, r. 528 Eddy

" Edward H., manufacturers' agent, 119
Bush, r. 712 Buchanan

" Elizabeth P. Mrs., teacher Polytechnic
High School, r. 71914 Bush

" Frank D. (Bradley & Johnston), r. 1814 Sa
Carlos Av

" Frank E., r. 412a 23d

" George J., clerk auditing dept. Wells, Fargo
& Co., r. 1314, 26th

" George N., foreman carpenter Market St.
Ry., r. 630 Hayes

" H. E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 9 Williamson

" Harry, seaman, r. 145 Erie

" Henry, conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1308 Leav-
enworth

" Henry L., compositor Call, r. 6 Wall

" Henry W. (Stanly, Hayes & Bradley), attor-
ney at law, 4 Sutter, rooms 26-31, r. Ala-
meda

" Hester E. Miss, principal Bradley Kinder-
garten, r. 528 Eddy

" H. P., engineer S. P. Co., r. 1604 Howard

" H. Weller, bookkeeper A. Steiger Sons, r.
61/2 Hyde

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Bradley James, r. 10054, 2d
" James, conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1326 Sac-
ramento
James, laborer, r. 478, 8th
James A. (estate of), Richard Bradley
special administrator, 4 Sutter, room 26
James J. (Bradley & Son), r. 6 Elgin Park Av
John, master mariner, r. 55 Tehama
John, plasterer, r. 14 Ellis
John, watchman, r. 11 12 Green
John H., laborer, r. 135 Precita Av
John J., plumber, 400^/^ McAllister, r. 216

Sanchez
John S., clerk freight auditor's dept. S. P.

Co., r. 528 Eddy
Julia Miss, dressmaker, r. 603 Eddy
Kate, widow, r. 15 Van Ness Av
K. Miss, saleslady James M. Moran & Co.,
r. Ill, 16th
Bradley Kindergarten and Primary School,
Misses M. Ella and Hester E. Bradley
principals, 528 Eddy
Lawrence, laborer, r. 227 Langton rear
Maggie L. Miss, shirtmaker, r. 1112 Green
Margaret, widow, r. 125 Trenton
Margaret, housekeeper, 553 Harrison
Margery, widow, r. 27 Madison Av
Mark, clerk Alexander G. Eells, r. 10 Bart-

lett
Mark, conductor Cal. St. RR, r. 1250 Cali-
fornia
Mary, widow, r. 92 West Mission
Mary, Miss, r. Our Lady's Home
May Miss, bookkeeper Alex. Mackay & Son,

r. 618/2 Shotwell
M. Ella Miss, principal Bradley Kinder-
garten, r. 528 Eddy
Michael, laborer Watson & Marx, r. 249

Perry
Michael, laborer, r. 521 Howard
Michael, liquors, 420 Brannan
Mill and Mining Co. (El Dorado Co., Cal.),
S. B. Clark secretary, 430 Montgomery,
room 6
Mollie Miss, school teacher, r. 528 Eddy
Owen, laborer, r. 249 Perry
Owen, watchman La Grande Laundry
Patrick, soap dealer, r. 1780 Folsom
Patrick H., laborer Sutro Baths, r. 5 Ocean

Terrace
R., master str Bay City, r. Oakland
Richard, master mariner, r. 55 Tehama
Richard, seaman, r. 1003 Battery
Richard, special administrator estate

James A. Bradley, 4 Sutter, room 26
Richard H., yardman S. P. Co., r. 404, 3d
Thomas, laborer, r. 401 Harrison
Thomas, laborer, r. 1046 Folsom
Thomas E., salesman, r. 788 Harrison
William, hostler, r. 601 Natoma
William, seaman, r. 28 Sacramento
William A., telegraph operator, r. 1036

Sanchez
William M., watchman, r. Parnassus Av,

nr N South
William W., r. 1667 Mission
Bradley & Johnston (Frank D. Bradley), Chi-
nese and Japanese employment office,
640 Clay
" & Son (Bernard and James J.), painting
and whitening, 923 Mission
Bradovich Bernard, laborer, r. 932 Clay
Bradrick Charles W., clerk, r. 1308 Sanchez

" Isaac, r. 665 Harrison
Bradshaw David, chipper, r. 221 Ritch

" George H., journalist, r. 2107 California
Bradshaw George S., proprietor Bradshaw 's
Law and Collection Agency, 222 Safe
Deposit Bldg, r. 2107 California
John, butcher, r. 411'^ Waller
John, plumber, r. 71654 Tehama
John, stableman Pac. Carriage Co., r. 731

Clementina
John, teamster, r. 221 Ritch
Joseph, clerk, r. 331 Ritch
Patrick, liquors, 3461/2 7th, r. 1110 Harrison
Sue Ella Miss, r. 702 Powell
William, r. 715 Natoma
William, laborer, r. 221 Ritch

Bradshaw's Law and Collection Agency,

George S. Bradshaw proprietor, 232 Safe
Deposit Bldg
Bradstadt August F., upholsterer, r. 465 Stev-

Bradstreet A. B., manufacturer Bradstreet's

weather strips. 1323 Ellis
" A. B. Mrs., r. 514 Van Ness Av
" Cecil D. G., clerk, r. 1323 Ellis
Bradstreet Co. (The) Mercantile Agency (New

York), L. B. Hilliard superintendent, 230

California
" E. R. W., traveling salesman, r. 1323 Ellis
Bradstreet Jay R., manager A. B. Bradstreet,

1323 Ellis
Brady Adolph, butcher, 218-320, 6th, r. 488 Tehama
Alice L., widow, r. 118 Jones
Anna, widow, r. 1025 Post
Augustus, r. 709 Minna
Benjamin B., machinist Cahill & Hall

Elevator Co., r. Emery, Alameda Co.
Bernard, longshoreman, r. 114 Pacific
Bernard F., carpenter, r. 3034 Ellis
Caroline, widow, r. 1511 Sacramento
Charles, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Charles A., stonecutter O. E. Brady, r. 711

24th
Daniel, bartender George Fisher, r. Fulton

nr 7th Av
Daniel, bartender J. O. Hamden, r. 1011

Guerrero
Daniel, laborer S. P. Co., r. 1248 Howard
Daniel J., bricklayer, r. 7 Tonningsen PI
Daniel J., stevedore, r. 3054 Clara
David, shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder & Co.,

r. 813 Mission
Edward, teamster Dunham, Carrigan &

Hayden Co., r. 33 Ash Av
Edward F., plumber George C. Dallamore,

r. 134 Julian Av
Edward R,, marine engineer, r. 94 Devisa-

dero
Elizabeth, widow, r. 46354 Tehama
Emily, widow, r. 304 Golden Gate Av
Frank J., laborer S. P. Co., r. 116, 10th
Frank W., cook, r. American Exchange

Hotel
Brady George P., advertising agent, 533 Market,

r. 7 Montgomery Av
Henry, laborer, r. Treat Av nr Stoneman
Henry, marine steward, r. 337 Harrison
Henry P., r. 2930 Howard
Hugh, peddler, r. 33 Hinckley
Hugh J., distributor postofflce, r.

Brannan
Isabella, widow, r. 1334 Florida
James, carpenter, r. 1416 Devisadero
James, clerk, r. 134 Oak
James, factory hand Pac. Roll Mill,

Tennessee
James, fruits, ferry depot, r. 316 Davis
James, iron worker, Western Iron Wks., r.

Kearny bet Green and Union
James, teamster, r. 2 Cleveland
James J., carpenter, r. 1416 Devisadero
James J., leather belt maker Alexander

Heins, r. 4635^ Tehama
James J., salesman, r. 416 Stevenson
James P., architect, r. 116, 10th
James W., paint grinder Pioneer W. L.

& Color Wks., r. 1 Vincent
Jeremiah, painter, r. 1214, 7th Av South
John, r. Treat Av nr Stoneman
John, baker, r. 313 Broadway
John, fireman, r. 143 Minna
John, laborer E. C. Pitcher, r. 905 Bryant

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Brady John J., contractor, r. 1425 O'Farrell
" John J., groceries, 863 Bryant, r. 19a Gil-
bert
" John J., horseshoer Wm. McDonald, r. 10th

Av South nr Railroad Av
" John L,., r. 1516 Polk
" John T., plumber Hughes Bros., r. 22 De

Boom
" John T., teamster People's Express and

Transfer Co., r. 43 Clara
" Joseph, laborer, r. 715 Howard
'■ JulesF., clerk cashier's dept. Wells. Fargo

& Co., r. 622 Taylor
" K. R. Miss, dressmaking, 10 Pearl
" Lawrence, cook David E. Anderson, r. 1934

Market
" Margaret, widow, r. 622 Minna
" Margaret C, widow, r. 635 Haight
" Martha, widow, 10th Av South nr Railroad

Av
" Martin W.,r.206A Post
" Mary, widow, r. 1870 Lexington Av
" Mary J., widow, r. 726 Fillmore
" Matthew, butcher A. Brady, r. 250V4

Tehama
" Matthew Mrs., widow, r. 353 Grove
" Matthew I., teamster, r. 353 Grove
" Matthew V.. mason and builder. 40 New

Montgomery, r. 416, 24th
" Michael, r. IV2 Little Russ
" Michael, butcher, r. 1214, 7th Av South
" Michael, iron worker, r. 348, 5th
" Nicholas A., bricklayer, r. 116, 10th
Brady Owen E., proprietor San Francisco Stone

Works, cor Bryant and llth, r. 711, 34th
" Patrick, r. 7 Montgomery Av
" Patrick, r. St. Mary's Hospital
" Patrick, laborer, r. 4 Rola Court
■' Patrick, laborer, r. 38 Turk
" Patrick, laborer, r. 514, 3d
" Patrick, machinist, r. 1416 Devisadero
" Patrick, teamster James Smith, r. 223 Lily

Av
" Patrick F., carpenter, r. 1416 Devisadero
" Patrick H., laborer George H. Baldwin, r.

19 Wolfe
" Patrick J., carpenter, r. 1416 Devisadero
" Patrick T., laborer, r. 20H Folsom Av
" Peter W., finisher The Norton Tanning Co.,

r. 7th Av South bet L and M
" Philip, blacksmith Eureka Boiler Wks., r.

207 Langton
" Philip, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks., r. 25

Langton
" Philip, hydrant man Corporation Yard S.

F. F. D., r. Pine nr Powell
" Philip, laborer, r. 247, 2d
" Philip, teamster, r. 121 Gilbert
" Philip, teamster James Smith, r. 1134

Stevenson
" Philip W.. deputy City and County Sur-
veyor, r. 2301 Pine
" Richard, machinist Risdon I. &. L. Wks.,

r. 207 Langton
" Richard, laborer Western Sugar Refinery,

r. 905 Bryant
" Richard Jr., teamster, r. 905 Bryant
" Robert E., porter H. Levi & Co., r. 522 Ivy

Av
" Samuel, teamster, r. 905 Bryant
" Tecumseh S., machinist, r. 674 Brannan
" Theresa Miss, boxmaker, r. 3 Hopeton

Terrace
" Thomas, r. 2316 Taylor
" Thomas, driver Crystal Soda Water Co.
" Thomas, fireman, r. 924 North Point

Brady Thomas, galvanizer John Finn Metal

Wks, r. 22 De Boom
" Thomas, laborer, r. 421 Mississippi
" Thomas, laborer U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, r.

319 Jessie
" Thomas, mason, r. lOSSVa Folsom
" Thomas, stableman, r. 901 Battery
" Thomas E., laborer Ballard & Hall, r. 121

Gilbert
" Thomas F., carpenter, r. 1425 O'Farrell
" Thomas F., collector Thomas Lundy, r. 176

Minna
" Thomas F., stationery, 2001 Fillmore, r.

2301 Pine
" Thomas H., bricklayer, r. 353 Grove
" Thomas H., carpenter, r. 2228 Geary
" Thomas H., 3d asst. engineer str Progreso
" Thomas W., boiler maker Eureka Boiler

Wks., r. 94 Devisadero
" Virginia Miss, feeder Schmidt Label &

Lith. Co., r. 674 Brannan
" William, cook S. G. Birkholm, r. 5251/2

Howard

BRADY WILLIAM J.,

proprietor Eureka Boiler Works, 113-
115 Mission, telephone Main 5045, r.
94 Devisadero

Brady William J. Jr., machinist Eureka Boiler
Wks.. r. 94 Devisadero
" William W., salesman W. Oberdeener, r.

622 Taylor
" Zella, widow, lodgings, 339 Eddy
^S^Brady. See Bready

Braemer Fritz, liquors, 22-24, 3d, r. Alameda
Braendlein George, furniture manufacturer,
547-549 Brannan, r. I614 Sanchez
" Rudolph, cabinet maker George Braend-
lein, r. 16i4 Sanchez
Braendlin George C, bookkeeper estate John P

Clabrough, r. 1314 Alabama
Braese Adolph, silversmith Shreve & Co., r.

26101^ Folsom rear
Bragg Ada M., widow, r. 1332 Page
Bragg Frank, business manager Marine En-
gineers' Beneficial Assn., 9 Mission, r. 6
Steiner
" Johns., ship joiner, r. 215 Castro
" Mary J. Miss, teacher Girls High School,

r. 315 Castro
" Robert, capitalist, r. 215 Castro
" Robert Jr., ship Joiner, r. 109 Castro
" William, clerk, r. 2 City Hall PI
Bragner Gustave, laborer, r. 831 Illinois
Braham Edward, clerk, r. 412 Minna
" Katie, widow, r. 412 Minna
" William C, plumber Krug & Yung
Brahma Ceylon Tea Co., Ledyard & Kerr agents,

131 Post
Braid Alice G. Mrs., millinery, 527 Hayes
" David C. Jr., proprietor Atlantic Straw
Wks., 104, 5th, r. 537 Hayes
Braida John (Braida & Pasquali), r. 336 Hickory
Av
" & Pasquali (John Braida and John Pas-
quali), manufacturers of Roman and
Venetian marble mosaic, 721 Laguna
Braig Henry, machinist, r. 718 Valencia

" Joseph, winemaker, r. 2525 Bryant Av
Brain Henry, carpenter Miller & Hamilton, r.

Berkeley
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Brainard A. C. & Son (Adelbert C. and William

H.), brokers, 109 California, room 2

" Adelbert C. (A. C. Brainard & Son), r.

Berkeley
" George L., clerk freight auditor's dept. S.

P. Co., r. 139, 24th
" Richard, r. 33, 4th

■' William H. (A. C. Brainard & Son), r.
Berkeley
Brajovich Eli, cook Lazar Jovovich, r. 1009
Jackson
" Savo, waiter, r. 901 Stockton
Brake Frederick W., salesman G. Verdier&Co..
r. 1506!4 California
" Sidney H., salesman G. Verdier & Co., r.
21 Glen Park Av
Brakenwagen Henry, carpenter, r. 28, 1st

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Braley Charles F., shipping clerk J. P. Thomas,

r. 1312 Soott
Bralich Frederick, cook, r. 1519'4 Mason
" Lottie Miss, saleslady Michels & Wand,
r. 1519!4 Mason
Braly Nellie Mrs., r. 118, 10th
Bralye George, baker T. Bomke, r. 524, 22d
" J. Christian, helper Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
496, 8th
Bramah Alfred, cutter, r. 804 Turk
Brambila Petra, widow, r. 3 Morey alley
Bramer Michael, bartender, r. 209 Eddy
Bramhall George, laborer S. P. Co.,r. 145 San
Jose Av
" George B., musician, r. 145 San Jose Av
" Walter M., mining, 310 Pine, rooms 43-45,
r. Alameda
Bramlett Maud E. Miss, housekeeper, 815 Treat

Av
Bramson Fannie, widow, r. 2O814 Grove

" Louis, clerk, r. 2O8V2 Grove
Bramstedt Alfred J., butcher Schrader Bros., r.
205 Sanchez
" Henry, electrician S. F. & S. M. Ry., r. 48

Dehone
" John H., bartender, r. 205 Sanchez
" William C, bartender, r. 205 Sanchez
Bramwell Aaron, stevedore, r. 1419 Kearny

" Aaron J., printer, r. 1200 Kearny
Branagan Christopher, real estate, r. 128 Chat-
tanooga
" Peter; currier H. N. Cook Belting Co., r.
3722 Mission
4!5" Branagan. See Brannagan and Brannigan
Branch Alfred, molder, r. 622 Jessie
" Andrew W., copyist County Clerk's office,

r. 204 McAllister
" George H., printer, r. 623 Jessie
" George W., clerk U. S. Naval Officer of
Customs, r. 1416 Broadway

BRANCH HOUSE,

F. L. Turpin proprietor, rooms per
night 20 cents to $1.00, week $1.00 to
$3.00, montli $4.00 to $12.00, metallic
fire escapes front and rear, 861 Mar-
ket, opposite Baldwin Hotel
Branch Leonidas C, real estate, 17 Crocker
Bldg. r. 3009 Sacramento

" Oscar (ZoUver, Branch & Lawlor), r. 121
Chattanooga

" Royal S., clerk forwarding dept. Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. Alameda
Branchfleld Timothy, clerk, r. 743 Harrison
Brand Abram M., painter and paper hanger,
1505 Buchanan

" Amelia K. Mrs., teacher elocution, 612 Van
Ness Av

" Arthur, attorney at law, 175-178 Crocker
Bldg, and assistant District Attorney,
r. 1924 Broadway

" Christ F., baker Albert Komsthoeft, r. 414
Dodge

" Emma Mrs., dressmaking, 419 O'Farrell,
rear

" Elizabeth, widow, r. 28M Kissling
Brand Ernest, secretary Humboldt Savings and
Loan Society, 18 Geary, r. 1924 Broad-
way

" Helen, widow, r. Nevada Av nr Cortland
Av

" Henry, carpenter, r. 419 O'Farrell rear

" Herman J., manufacturing jeweler, 230
Kearny, r. 212 Powell

" Jacob M., butcher Emil Di Vecchio, r. 806
Olive Av

" Joseph M., plasterer, r. 419 O'Farrell rear
Brand Lucien, secretary French Savings and
Loan Society, 534 California, r. Alameda

" Myra Miss, oil painting artist, r. 406
Gough

" Oscar, millhand William A. Schrock

" Otto, machinist Vulcan I. Wks., r. 4%
Dodge

" Peter N., capitalist, r. 14 Ellis

" Ralph, conductor S. F. & S. M. Ry., r. 3268
Mission

" S. A. Mrs., r. 406 Gough
4®"Brand, See Brandt

Brandau Carl, cook Occidental Hotel bar, r. 1006

Larkin
Brandemann Charles, ship carpenter, r. 5th Av
South nr I
" Charles Jr., ship carpenter, r. 5th Av South
nr I
Brandenberg William, seaman, r. 18 Perry
Brandenburg Martha Mrs., r. 71 Henry
" William, blacksmith, r. 71 Heni-y
Brandenburger Rudolph, restaurant, r. 602 Cen-
tral Av
Brandenstein Alfred J. (Alfred J. Brandenstein
& Co.), r. SW cor California and Gough
" Alfred J. & Co. (Alfred J. Brandenstein),
importers of foreign merchandise, 523
Market
" Charles, salesman, r. SW cor California

and Gough
" H. & Co. (Hermann Brandenstein and Wil-
liam Hellier), livery stable, SW cor New
Montgomery and Mission
Brandenstein Henry U., attorney at law, 217
Sansome, r. SW cor Gough and California
" Hermann (H. Brandenstein & Co.), r. 1607
Post
Joseph, r. SW cor California and Gough
M. & Co. (Meyer Brandenstein and Lazard
Godchaux), wholesale butchers. 1st Av
South, office 319 Pine, rooms 3-5
Manfred (Adelsdorfer & Brandenstein), r.

SW cor California and Gough
Max J. (M. J. Brandenstein & Co.), r. 2005

Franklin
Meyer (M. Brandenstein & Co.), r. 1305 Van
Ness Av

Brandenstein M. J. & Co. (Mas J. Branden-
stein), commission merchants, tea and
matting importers, 118-120 Market and
15-17 California
Brander Alexander, blacksmith, r. 20 Decatur
Brandes August R. F., bookbinder Acres &
Williams Co., r. 1004 Harrison
" Charles F., bookbinder, r. 1004 Harrison
" Herman, bartender Golden West Hotel, r.

2 Sutter PI
" Johanna, widow, r. 1004 Harrison
Brandhofer Theodore A., engineer, r. 67 Califor-
nia Av
Brandlein Kate C. Miss, stenographer and type-
writer, r. W-A Sanchez
Brandli Conrad, dishwasher Louis Diezelski, r.

438 Hayes
Brandner George J., baker, r. 75, 4th rear
Brandon Alfred R., physician, r. 5a5 Jersey

" Edward J., bricklayer, r. 3 Freelon
Brandon Frederick D., attorney at law, 530 Cal-
ifornia, rooms 63-64, telephone Main 703,
r. NE cor Church and 18th
" George, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks., r. 9

Clara
" Giles, miner, r. 406 Broadway
" Henry, helper Risdon L & L. Wks.,r. 24^^

Louisa
" John J., fireman, r. 28 Clarence PI
' ' John J. , millhand Commercial Box Factory,

" John J., water tender P. M. S. S. Co., r. 55

Shipley
" John R., electrician, r. 17 Harriet
" Joseph, machinist, r. 24% Louisa
" Joseph R., attorney at law, 604 Merchant,

r. 535 Jersey
" Mark, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks., r. 528

Howard
" Mary Miss, press feeder Dlckman-Jones

Co., r. 28 Clarence PI

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" Owen, laborer, r. 55 Shipley

■' Patrick, laborer, r. 28 Clarence PI

" Patrick H., engineer engine 6, r. 28 Clar-
ence PI

" William T., oiler Edison Light and Power
Co.,r. 28 Clarence PI
Brandstedt August F., bartender Bergstrom &

Edman, r. 465 Stevenson
Brandt Adoph, foreman S. Bloom & Sons, r. 1114
Potrero Av

■' August, master mariner, r. 809 Texas

" Bernard L.., painter, 404 Montgomery, r.
Hotel Baltimore

■' Carl, tanner S. Bloom & Sons, r. 1313 Ne-
braska

" Charles, 1st officer str Washtenaw
Brandt Claus, groceries, liquors and dairy prod-
uce. SE cor Oak and Octavia, r. 251 Oak

" Eric A., r. 1622 Bush

■■ Ernest, bartender Henry Keeling, r. 300, 4th

^' Eugene, r. 533 Sacramento

" Frederick, laborer, r. 3129, 16th

•' Frederick, restaurant, 2775, 16th, r. 2777,
16th
Brandt Frederick, wines and liquors, 154, 3d,
and proprietor Hughes House, 214, 3d, r.
214, 3d

" Frederick C, machinist, r. 71314 Union

■' George E., sailmaker Simpson & Fisher, r.
1031 Clay

" Gerhardus J. G., r. 635 Eddy

■' Gerhardus J. G. Jr.. student, r. 635 Eddy

■' Gustav, lodgings, 263, 3d

" H., steward, r. 22 Sacramento

■' Henry, clerk, r. 410b Eddy rear

" Henry, laborer, r. 20 Victor

" Hermann, tanner S. Bloom & Sons, r. 1114
Potrero Av

" Hugo, brass finisher, r. 506, 4th
Brandt Isaac B. L., attorney at law, 311 Safe
Deposit Bldg, 328 Montgomery, r. 1713
Bush
Brandt Jacob, cigar manufacturer, 411-413 Bat-
tery cor Merchant, r. 33 Scott

•' James A., machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks.,
r. 1650b Hayes

" John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Valley
and San Jose Av

" John, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r.
1105 Tennessee

" John, liquors, 524 Pine

■• John, longshoreman, r. 10 Jackson

■' John B., ship carpenter, r. 467 Bryant

" John E., frame maker Herrman Cohen, r.
Lorin, Alameda Co.

" Julius, elevator man, r. 302, 4th

" Louis, r. 504 Grove

•' Louis, bookkeeper Buffalo Brewing Co.. r.
610, 3d

" Louis, yardman South S. F. Tannery
Brandt Louis B., proprietor The Imperial, 1016
Market, r. 1609 Golden Gate Av

•' Magnus, bricklayer, r. 114 St. Rose's Av

•' Martin G. (Brandt & Davis), r. The Rose-
dale

Noah, teacher music, r. 1027 O'Farrell
Peter f Brandt & Robohm), r. 1908 Ellis
Peter H., carpenter, r. 56 Homestead
Rutherford, clerk Payot, Upham & Co., r.

796 Van Ness Av
Samuel, millhand Del Monte Milling Co..

r. 414 Brannan

Brandt William, porter Haas Bros., r. 212 Leav-
enworth
' ' & Co. (Maurice Brandt and Edward J. Turk-

ington), tailors, 139 Montgomery
" &' Davis (Martin G. Brandt and James R.
Davis), managers Savon and Carpet
Cleaning Co., 206 Leavenworth
" & Robohm (Peter Brandt and Cord Ro-
bohm), groceries and liquors, 1842 Ellis
iiS"Brandt. See Brand and Brant
Brandtjen John, driver, r. 120 Morris Av
Brandy City Mine (Sierra Co., Cal.), Charles
AUenberg secretary, 206 Sansome, rooms
1-2
4®-Brane. See Brain
Branger Celina, widow, r. 3010 Pierce
Branick John P., contractor, r. 137 Dolores
Branigan John P.. candies, 1124 Larkin
Branke Paul Rev., pastor German Evangelical

St. Paul's Church, r. 1419 Howard
Branley William, laborer, r. 405 Lyon
Brann Delia Mrs., r. 3019 Folsom
" Frank J., clerk A. E. B. Ridley, r. 3019 Fol-
som
•' Frank R., r. 117 Cumberland
" H. Harding, sailmaker Brann & Prior, r.

117 Cumberland
" Robert C. (Brann & Prior), r. 117 Cumber-
land
" Thomas M., insurance, r. 224 Dorland
" Walter S.. attorney at law, 530 California,

room 16, r. 3001 Jackson
" & Prior (Bobert C. Brann and John L.
Prior), sailmakers, 54-56 Clay
-^J~Brannagan. See Branagan and Branigan
Brannagan Arthur, shoe finisher J. C. Nolan &
Co., r. 222,11th
" Arthur J., druggist TuUio A. Rottanzi, r.
17 Hattie
Brannan Aloysius R., expressman, r. 506, 3d
" Catherine, widow, r. 3011 Clay
" Charles A., engraver, r. 2000 Dupont
" Francis, longshoreman, r. 512 Mission
" Henry, master mariner, r. 34 Fell
" James, collector, r. 48 Louisa
" James, horseshoer J. S. O'Rourke & Co., r.

933 Mission
■' James, porter M. Jordan, r. 144, 2d
" John, blacksmith, r. 12 Wildey
" John, laborer, r. 52714 Linden Av
" John, sweeper City Street Improvement

Co., r. 616 Stevenson
" John, teamster, r. 28 Sacramento
" John E., real estate, r. 1014 Page
" Kate E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 3215V4 Pine
" Lawrence, blacksmith, r. 46 Louisa
" Martin J., peddler, r. 1128 Bryant
" Mary F , widow, r. 110 Natoma
" Mary F. Miss, dressmaker, r. 2315^ Pine
" Mar.v J. Mrs., r. 1521 Mission
" Matthew, longshoreman O. R, & N. Co.
" Michael, r. 310 Tehama
" Michael J., driver Sutter St. Ry., r. 24

Louisa
" Patrick R., horseshoer, 516 Hyde
" Peter E., painter, r. 1521 Mission
" Peter J., r. 17051/4 Jones
" Sarah, widow, r. 434 Minna
" Sarah, widow, r. 1868a Lexington
Brannan Street Warehouse, F. s. Moody pro-
prietor, 609-617 Brannan and 108-116
Bluxome, office 422-432 Townsend
" Thomas, stableman La Grande Laundry
" Thomas, wood and coal, 1132 Howard
" William, salesman J. T. Sullivan, r. 370
Clementina
J^~Brannan. See Brennan and Brenan
Brannick John, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 301

Sierra
Brannigan Bernard, r. 1132 Larkin

" Margaret Miss, domestic, r. 314 Jessie
Branquart Victor (Branquart & Co.), r. 438
Broadway
" & Co. (Victor Branquart), printers, 509
Kearny, room 1
Branscheid Charles P., salesman Cooper & Co.,
r. 1931 Green
" Edward C, clerk The German Savings and
Loan Society, r. 1931 Green

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JBransford Samuel G., medical student, r. 1134
Howard
" v. Miss, presser J. Spaulding & Co., r. 1134

Howard
" William A., helper J. Spaulding & Co., r.

1018 Howard
" Zerrell W., finisher J. Spaulding & Co., r.
1134 Howard
Branson Benjamin, boatman, r. 1813 Dupont
" Harry H., machinist, 1813 Dupont
" Henry B., r. 59 Shipley rear
" Thomas, watchman, r. 336, 29th
" Thomas J., clerk ticket auditor's dept S.
P. Co., r. 336, 29th
Brant Bridget, widow, r. 1713 Jones

" John S., driver engine 1, r. 1712 Jones
" Louis P., 1st lieut. 1st Infantry U. S. A.,
Angel Island
4®-Brant. See Brand and Brandt
Branter James, butler, r. 704 Folsom
Branthiver Howard L,., reporter Pickens, Ful-
ton & Co., r. Oakland
Branting Charles T., teamster John Middleton,

r. 537 Sacramento
Brantwen Harry, barber, r. 455 Jessie rear
Branz Mary Miss, varieties, 1018 Powell

" Peter, baker Nicholas Prost, r. 336, 3d
Brarens Ferdinand, salesman, r. San Jose Av
nr Sherman Av
" Frederick C, news agent, r. 435 Bryant
" Henry, salesman, r. 415, 18th
" Peter S., milkman, r. 704, 17th
" Susan, widow, lodgings, r, 435 Bryant
Brasford John, storekeeper Russ House
Brask Edward, brass finisher M. Greenberg's

Sons, r. 316 Folsom
Braskenitz Wenzel, tailor, r. 210 Prospect PI
Brass John, r. 26 Freelon rear

" Joseph, cook, r. 331 Jessie

Brassen Johanna, widow, r. 30. Welsh rear

Brastow Solomon D., superintendent Western

division Wells, Fargo & Go's Express

35 New Montgomery, room 2, r. 1116 Hyde

Bratemos John, master mariner, r. 19 Vande

water
Braticevich Anton, bartender John L. Rado

vich, r. 1800 Post
Bratovich Bernard, longshoreman O. R. & N,

Co.
Bratslovski Marcus, watchmaker, 243, 7th
Bratton Frederick A., clerk cashier's dept
Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 2306 Mission
" William G., clerk auditing dept. Wells
Fargo & Co., r. 2306 Mission
Brau Obed, carpenter, r. 33 Turk
Braud Frank, brass molder Zollver, Branch &
Lawlor, r. 524 Fulton
" Peter, machinist, r. 429 Franklin
«®-Braud. See Baud
Brauer Anna, widow, r. 434 Grove
" Charles F. (Brauer, Grasshofl & Co.), r.

3002 Golden Gate Av
" Franz, insurance agent, r. 724 Union
Brauer, Grasshoflf & Co. (Charles F. Brauer
and Robert Grasshoff), importers, whole-
sale provision dealers and commission
merchants, specialty, imported and do-
mestic delicacies, 309-311 Front
" Henry J., butcher, r. 1330 Eddy
" Herman O., cabinet maker Cal. Furniture

Mfg. Co.
" John, cabinet maker, r. 43 Russ
" Louis, salesman Roos Bros., r. dlSV^ Fol-
som
" Matilda Miss, dressmaker, r. 43 Russ
4ffl"Brauer. See Brewer, Brower and Broyer
Braughler Oscar H., salesman John F. Myers

& Co., r. 323 Golden Gate Av
Braum Nathaniel H., bookkeeper Cutter &

Moseley, r. Oakland
Braun Adolph W., tailor, r. 435 Stevenson
" Albert, bakery, 1837 O'Farrell
" Albert J., r. 1225 Jessie

" Anthony, manager George L. Coyte, 300, 3d
" Charles H. F., bookkeeper Ami Vignier, r.

Oakland
" Francis A., salesman Ami Vignier, r. Oak-
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" Frank, tailor, 438 Bush

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Braun Frank J., foreman Edwards Publishing
Co., r. 1225 Jessie
Franz, house and sign painter, 1839 Howard
George, beer bottler, 2319 Pine
Henry Mrs., widow, r. 411, 27th
Jacob, newpapers, r. 34, 13th
Johanna Mrs., r. Old People's Home
John, lodgings, 613 Mission
Karl, bartender N. Bauer, r. 2101 Powell
Leon, furniture, 1909 Mission
Louis E., insurance clerk George W. Mc-

Neaa-, r. Oakland
Philip, brewer, r. 707 Mission
Richard, nurse, German Hospital
4S~Braun. See Brown

Braunbeck Peter, bricklayer, r. 30th nr Noe
Braunhart Samuel, Port Warden, r. 839 Mission
Braunscliweiger Edward, secretary Braun-
schweiger & Co., 5-7 Drumm, r. 1600 Mc-
Allister
Braunschweig-er Hermann, 'president Braun-
schweiger & Co., ,5-7 Drumm, r. 1600
McAllister
" Hermann Jr., traveling salesman, r. 412
Jones

BRAUNSCHWEIGER & CO.

(incorp'd), Hermann Braunschweiger
president, Edward Braunschweig-er
secretary, importers and liquor mer-
chants, 5-7 Drumm, telephone Main
1646
Bravender Joseph, sweeper City Street Improve-
ment Co., r. 1057 Golden Gate Av
Braverman Louis, merchant, r. 1016 Eddy

" Sigmund L., ofQce 121 Post. r. 1219 Fulton
Bravotte Auguste, shoemaker, 737 McAllister,

r. 624 Fulton
Bray Albert, laborer, r. 20 Tehama
" Albert J., wiper Edison Light & Power

Co., r. 72114 Clementina
" Alonzo W., driver Greeley's Alameda and

S. F. Trans. Co., r. Alameda
" Angelo S., clerk North German Fire Ins.

Co., r. 29 Clinton Park
" Anthony Mrs., r. 502 Powell
Bray Charles E., general agent Passenger De-
partment Chicago and Northwestern
Railway, 2 New Montgomery, r. Hotel
St. Nicholas
Eben, seaman, r. 6 Rose PI
Edward M. (Bray's Sons & Co.), r. Fruit-
vale
Frederick W. (Bray & Daves), r. 1020

Valencia
Grace, widow, r. 19 Willow Av
Grace S. Mrs., r. 926 Sutter
Henry T. , contractor and builder, 29 Clinton
Howard W., traveling salesman W. W.

Montague & Co.. r. Fruitvale
Ira, r. 1417 Guerrero
Louisa F. Miss, teacher Irving Primary

School, r. 3333 Sutter
Mary C, r. 2333 Sutter
Mary E., saleswoman, r. 29 Clinton Park
Michael, shoemaker, 1080 Howard, r. 203
Howard
Bray Michael F., cashier Grand Hotel, r. 734
Grove
" Reginald D., accountant Insurance Com-
pany of North America, r. 2233 Sutter
" Robert A. (Bray's Sons & Co.), r. Fruitvale
" Sylvester L., salesman John C. Spencer,

r. 383 San Jose Av
" Warren L., teamster Teele & Co., r. 171014
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Bray "Washiugton J., clerk, r. 29 Clinton Park
" William, watchman str City of Rio de

Janeiro
'■ William H., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

28 Erie
" William H., journalist, r. 100 Olive Av
" & Daves (Frederick W. Bray and Edward
D. Daves), expressmen, 2400 Mission
4®=Bray. See Brey

Bray's Sons & Co. (Edward M. and Robert A.
Bray), grain commission merchants, 220
Clay
Brayman Ray A., watchmaker and jeweler, 218a

Noe
Brasrton A. P., president Pelton Water Wheel
Co., 121-123 Main, r. 1167 Jackson, Oak-
land
Brasrton A. P. Jr., vice-president and manager
Pelton Water Wheel Co., 121-123 Main,
r. 1167 Jackson, Oakland
Brayton Edward L., treasurer Pelton Water
Wheel Co., 121-123 Main, r. 1167 Jackson,
Oakland
" William H., agent Worcester Chemical
Fire Pails, 157 New Montgomery, r. 801
Leavenworth
Brazan Alexander, laborer, r. 1909 Geary
Brazell James M., mining expert, r. 1312

Octavia
Brazier George W., r. 217 Grant Av

" William, laborer, r. 26 Freelon rear
Brazil Emilio, laborer, r. 422 Drumm

" Manuel (Moraes & Brazil), r. 429 Pacific
Brazzio Manuel, peddler, r. 20 Hinckley
Breakfleld Aaron, gripman Market St. Ry., r.

2053 McAllister
Brean William H., foreman, r. 1915 Harrison
Brears Miles J., lastmaker Cal. Last Factory,

r. 112Shotwell
Breaton Daniel R,, seaman Union I. Wks., r. 210

Pennsylvania Av
Brebek Theodore, bookbinder, r. 2 Scheerer
Brechtel William F., teacher languages, r.

6 Seymour Av
Breck Charles R., assistant baggage agent S,
P. Co., r, Berkeley
" Ellen A,, widow, r. 931 Greenwich
" Frederick, sack sewer, r. 303'/4 Davis
Breck George, optical projection and manager
J. B. Colt & Co. (New York), 131 Post, r.
1692 Page
" William A. M. Rev., associate rector St.
John's Episcopal Church, r. 106 Julian
Av
Breckedfeld William M., bookkeeper Boericke &

Runyon, r. 29 Hartford
Brenckenridge C. & Son (Mrs, Catherine and
William J,), fish, 11-13 Bay City Market
" Catherine Mrs, (C, Breckenridge & Son), r.

751 Folsom
" William J. (C. Breckenridge & Son), r. 751
Folsom
Breckette M. Mrs., r, II314 Pierce
Breckle Frederick, liquors, 3301 Geary
" Frederick Jr., driver, r, 3301 Gearv
Breckon F. W. Page, seacher of records, 530

California, room 61
Breckwoldt August H., laborer, r. 1164 Bryant

" J. Frederick, laborer, r. 1164 Bryant
Bredehoft Charles, groceries and liquors, SW
cor 34th and York
" Christian, clerk, r. 943 Howard
" Martin W., porter, r. 8 Boyd
Bredenburg W., cutter, r. 34 Ellis
Bredhoff Charles, bookkeeper Siebe Bros. &
Plagemann, r. Oakland

Bredhoff Charles M. (Hilmer, Bredhoff & Schulz) ,
r. 206V^ Fair Oaks
" F. William, coffee roaster, r. 930 Fil-
bert
" Henry, groceries and liquors, 800 Page
" Martin, porter Paul Keyser, r. 8 Boyd
Bredlie Andrew, shoemaker, 28 Market, r. 333
Minna
" Sophie Miss, r. 333 Minna
Bredlow Herman, millhand Central Lumber &
Mill Co., r. 37 Ripley PI
" Otto, helper William A. Schrock
Bredon Robert E., r. 920 Guerrero
Bredull Catharine, widow, r. 597 Ellis

" Marie Miss, teacher music, 597 Ellis
Bree J. Linden, draughtsman Wright & Sanders,
r, 3 Essex PI
" T. Edgar, draughtsman Golden State &

Miners Iron Wks., r. 2 Essex PI
" Thomas W., teacher music, r. 961 Mission
Jm-Bree. See Brie

Breece Abraham, mining, r. 1729 California
Breed Cameron Mrs., vocal teacher, r. 434 San
Jose Av
" Edward A., bookkeeper, r. 502 Mason
Breed Frank P., superintendent Station K Post
OfBce, r. The Colonial
" Frank W., salesman George H. Croley, r.
Oakland
Breede Dora, widow, r. 2000 Polk
Breeden H. C., r. University Club
Breeder and Sportsman (daily and weekly),
Breeder and Sportsman Publishing Co.,
publishers, 331 Bush
Breeder and Sportsman Publishing Co., F. w.
Kelley manager, publishers Breeder and
Sportsman, 331 Bush, tel Main 1173
Breedlove Ira N., cashier The Germania Life

Ins. Co., r. Oakland
Breen Albert, lineman Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r. 47&
Jessie
" Catherine Mrs., janitress Douglass Pri-
mary School, r. 509 Shotwell
" Daniel, r. 178 Perry
" Harry M., iron worker Pac. Roll. Mill, r.

319 Sierra
" James W., boiler maker, r. 44 Jessie
" Jennie, widow, r. 1529^/^ Dolores
" John, blacksmith Golden State and Miners'

I^ Wks., r. 59 Tehama
" John, bottler Bay City Soda Water Co., r.

429 Church
" John, marine engineer, r. 621, 2d
" John M.j r. 16 Laguna
" Kate, widow, r. 509 Shotwell
" Kate Miss, dressmaking, r. 213 Turk
" Kate Miss, stenographer, r. 1517 Larkin
" Lawrence, engineer, r. 44 Jessie
" Mary Mrs., lodgings, 476 Jessie
" Mary J,, widow, r. 1310 Guerrero
" Michael J,, janitor, 131 Post
" Mollie Miss, r. Head nr Randolph
" Patrick, laborer, r. Bright nr Randolph
" Peter A., law student Delmas & Short-
ridge, r. 3305 Webster
" Rose Miss, tailoress, r. Head nr Randolph
" Thomas, r. 16 Laguna
" Timothy, salesman The Hamburger Co.,

r. 100 Jones
" William T,, clerk Bibo, Newman & Iken-

berg, r, 15391/4 Dolores
" Thomas W., gardener S. F, Art Assn., r.
SE cor California and Mason
Brees Abijah, r. 1305 Folsom

" David A,, barber, 1205 Folsom
Breeser Gustav, liquors, 806, 3d
Breeze James H., cigar dealer, r. 1364 Market
" Thomas Mrs., widow, r. 1330 Sutter
" William, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 417

Powell
" William F., draughtsman S. F. & S. J. V.
Ry., r. 1330 Sutter

Breffeith L. Casimir, renting clerk Madison &

Burke, r. 39 Belvedere
Bregstone Henry H., clerk Jacob Unna, r. 535

Golden Gate Av
Brehamj James, confectioner, r. 593 Ash Av
Brehany E. C. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 593 Ash Av

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Brehany Micliael, driver J. J. Kenney, r. 26tli

Av nr Poiut Lobos Av
Brebaut Arthur, carpenter S. P. Co., r. 530, 3d
Brehm Adam, proprietor San Francisco Turner
Hall Saloon, 333 Turk, and janitor San
Francisco Turner Hall, r. 520D Turk
" Edward, porter George Morrow & Co., r. 40

Commercial
" William, washer U. S. Brewery, r. 513
Franklin ^^.,,

Breidenstein Charles F., clerk, r. 5 Willow Av
" Leonard, r. 5 Willow Av
" Marie, widow, r. 5 Willow Av
Breidtenstein Edward, gardener Frederick

Liudemann
Breig Edwin J., driver Breig & Schafer, r. 177414

» John (Breig & Schafer), r. 212a Linden Av
" & Schafer (John Breig and Charles Scha-
fer), proprietors Pacific Soda Water
Wks., 1710-1713 Folsom
Breiling Christina, widow, r. 26 Ford
" Eugene A., printer, r. 26 Ford
" Frank, butcher, r. 26 Ford
" Theodore, butcher S. Simon, r. 26 Ford
Breining Edward, driver, r. 119 Valparaiso
Breiten Charles, confectionery, 418 Montgomery

Av
Breitenbach John, dyer, r. 725, 24th
Breitenstein Ella, widow, r. 15I6V2 Howard
Breithaupt Jacob, brewer, r. Arkansas nr 25th,

Potrero
Breitisch Fred J., barber Jacoby, Gonsalves &

Asplund, r. 51/2 Meacham PI
Breitstein Harry E., manager The Columbus
Woolen Mills, 545 Market, r. 729 O'Far-
rell
Breitwieser John J., baker Herman Schmitt, r.

27 Alvarado
Breitwisch Frederick J., barber, r. 732i/^ Geary
Breitzmann John A., salesman John Taylor &
Co., r. 1511 Vallejo
" Robert, druggist, r. 1511 Vallejo
" Robert J,, salesman Goodyear Rubber Co.,
r. 1511 Vallejo
Brekke Lawrence, laborer, r. 630 Castro
Brelin Ida, domestic, 3484 Clay
Brell Frank, upholsterer, r. 323 Jessie
Bremen Board of Underwriters, Hellmann
Bros. & Co. agents, 525 Front
" H., bartender, r. 326 Pacific
Bremer Adolph, r. 12091-^ Mission
Bremer Agnes D. Miss, grand secretary Com-
panions of the Forest, 130 O'Farrell, r.
Alameda
" Amelie, domestic, 810 Page
Bremer Christian H., grand secretary Forest-
ers of America, 130 O'Farrell, ir. Ala-
meda
" George C. F., teamster Dept. of Cal. U. S.

A., r. 509 Ellis
" Hannah Miss, dressmaker, r, 7 Sumner
" Herman J. (Joseph Bremer & Co.), r. 1238

Post
" James H., wool dryer F. S. Moody, r. 7

Sumner
" Joseph (Joseph Bremer & Co.), r. 1238 Post
" Joseph, cooper, r. 7 Sumner
" Joseph & Co. (Joseph and Herman J.
Bremer), wholesale liquors and cigars,
310 Sacramento
" Louis, blacksmith Muir Bros., r. 803 Har-
rison
" Louis, salesman Blumenthal & Co., r. 410

Minna
" Milton A., clerk Bremer & Bender, r. 1307

Van Ness Av
" Otto, r. 1952 Howard

" Otto A. (Browning & Bremer), r. Alameda
" Sophie, widow, r. 1953 Howard
" William H. (Bremer & Bender), r. 1307 Van

Ness Av
" & Bender (William H. Bremer and A. M.
Bender), general insurance agents, 310
Sacramento
Bremervorde Verein, 630 Bush
Bremler Helena, widow, r. 550 Jessie
" Max, tailor Brown Bros. & Co., r. 820 Eliza-
beth

Bremler Rudolph, tailor, 303 Grant Av, r. 540

Bremmel Julius, gunsmith, r. 959 Howard
Bremner George, salesman Murphy, Grant &
Co., r. 1810 Lyon
" George St. J., floor walker Newman &

Levinson, r. 1028 Fair Oaks
" Henry, teamster Thomas Morton, r. 603M

" William, nurse, r. 1117 Van Ness Av
Bremson Benjamin, boatman, r. 1813 Dupont

" Harry, machinist, r. 1813 Dupont
Brenan Edwin, salesman Adelsdorfer & Bran-
denstein, r. 9241/2 Oak „,, , ^ ,

" John T., with S. F. Paving Co., 924% Oak
jg@=Brenan. See Brannan and Brennan
Brendage Edward, carpenter, r. 954 18th Av

South
Brendel Herman, merchant tailor, 309 Post, r.
311 Prospect PI „ . ^

" John F., bookkeeper National Brewing Co.,

r. 628 Linden Av
" Margaret, widow, r. 3 Grant Alley
Brendt Richard, physician, 1340 Mission
Brendtjen Helen Miss, dressmaker Mrs. A. E.

Grunwald, r. 120 Morris Av
Brenemar Lizzie, widow, r. 105 Berry
Brenes Miguel, waiter, r. 228 Brannan
Brenham Laura J. Miss, clerk U. S. engineer s

offlce, r. 516 Van Ness Av
Brenigan Annie Mrs., dressmaker, 1131% How-
ard
Brening Tillie, widow, r. 312 Chestnut
Brennan Alice M. Miss, operator W. U. Tel.
Co., r. 635 O'Farrell
•< Andrew J., machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks.,

r. 1119 Greenwich
" Anna Mrs., varieties, 129, 11th
" Annie J., widow, r. 310 Powell
" Bridget, widow, r. 1119 Greenwich
" Charles, teamster, r. 98 Francisco
" Daniel, baker Dennett's, r. 413 Jones
" Daniel J., mason and builder, 40 New Mont-
gomery, r. 2313/2 Polk
" David, plasterer, r. 221, 24th „ „ ^. _,,
" Edmund H., wheelwright H. B. Schindler,

r. 31 St. Mary's Av
" Edward, electrician, r. 312 Capp
" Edward P., fireman engine 23, r. 2132 Brod-

erick
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 23 Langton rear
" Ellen, widow, r. 1131 Buchanan
.' E. v., wiper Edison Light & Power Co., r.
23 Verona PI ,„„

" Frank W., waiter Cardall & Marston, r. Ibb

Perry
- GeorgeE.,laborer,r. 134 Valley
" Harry T., driver National Ice Co., 1. bbb

Minna
" J., r. 539 Sacramento
" James (Brennan & Eraser), r. 321, 34th
' ' James , hostler Sutter St. Ry . , r. 39 Natoma
" James, laborer, r. 907 Folsom .

» James, laborer Cal. Iron & Wrecking Co.,

r. 18'/2 Freelon
" James B., capitalist, r. 1927 Geary
" James E., clerk W.C. Ordway, r.29Rausch
" James E.. cutter, r. 625 O'Farrell
" James F.', boatbuilder, r. 502 1st
" James F., clerk Carson & Savage, r. 1927

" John^Rev., assistant rector St. Patrick's
Church, r. 744 Mission ^^ ^ ^ .„

" John, horseshoer James McCarty, r. bdO
Natoma

" John, coalpasser str Mariposa

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Brennan John, driver J. Tamonv, r. Edinbureh
nr Silver Av

" John, hostler United Carriage Co., r 71.3
Clementina

" John, laborer, r. 3 Hampton PI

" John, laborer, r. 78 Natoma

" John, laborer, r. 531 Howard

" John, liquors, 513, 3d

" John, machinist William Wedgwood Ma-
chme Wks., r. 61 South Park

" John, rigger, r. Broad nr Plymouth Av

" John, stairbuilder, r. 230 Webster

'■ John C, dairyman, r. 2623 Gough

" John E., silversmith Shreve & Co r Gol-
den Gate, Alameda Co

" "^°^^of/' messenger First National Bank,
r. 310 Fell '

" "^"n?. S'-' ^^^^^ cutter Neustadter Bros., r

931 Grove
" John H., clerk Pao. Pine Lumber Co r 369

Harrison '

" John v., boatbuilder George W. Kneass r

Broad nr Plymouth Av ' '

" John W., seaman, r. 503, 1st
" Joseph M., expressman, SE cor O'Farrell

and Stockton, r. 2633 Gough
" '^' p'lk °'''®'' ^"""P^y- Grant & Co., r. 1431
" Kate, domestic, 3443 Jackson
" Lizzie, widow, r. 134 Valley
" Luke, teamster J. C. Wilson & Co r 514

Mission ' ■

" h^^^ ^■' teamster, r. 514 Mission
" Margaret, widow, r. 531 Natoma
" Maria Mrs., r. 961 Mission
" Martin, laborer, r. 313, 1st
" Mary, widow, r. 961 Folsom
" Matthew J floorwalker Raphael Weill &

Co., r. 1131 Buchanan
" Michael, boiler maker, r. 78 Clementina
" Michael, carpenter and builder, 40 New

Montgomery, r. Oakland
" Michael, laborer, r. 1008 Jackson
" r elf Edd^^^^^™^^ Murphy, Grant & Co.,

" •'^*?J^^J?J '^■' salesman Blochman & Cerf r

311 Clara '

'; Morgan, baker, r. NW cor 14th and Belcher
Nicholas, cooper Cal. Wine Assn., r. ll3'/2

Brpn^i^^n ''^^■' stenographer, r. 3633 Gough
Brennan^O^^M.^^ proprietor Hotel Pleasanton,

" Patrick, laborer, r. 39 Natoma
" Patrick, laborer, r. 98 Francisco
" Patrick, laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli Av
" Patrick C, r. 2133 Broderick
" Patrick J., carpenter, r. 961 Mission
Peter E., painter, r. 1531 Mission

" \-\^'^'^^!>R!^^^°^ Mission Dolores Church,

1 . VV s I6th nr Dolores
" Thomas, clerk Pac. Lumber Co r 130

Juniper '

'■ Thomas, deckhand tugboat Lottie
" Thomas, laborer, r. 27 Rausch rear
' Thomas, aborer, r. 1533i4 Broadway

Thomas, liquors, NE cor 30th and San Jose

" '''^°™as E., salesman G. W. Clark & Co., r.

Brennan Thomas F., physician and surgeon,
office 672 Mission NE cor 3d, hours 10
a. m., 3 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. m., Sundays 1 to
3p. m., telBlack 1181

Brennan Thomas F., porter Neustadter Bros., r
931 Grove
" Thomas W., r. 1333 Laguna
" Thomas W., carriage painter, r. 8I714 Post

" Timothy H., r. 8I71/2 Post rear
" Timothy J., bartender James Loush r 514
Mission ^ > 1. ««

" William, barber Siegfried Davis, r. 783 Ste-
venson
^' William, clerk Frank Moran, r 433 4th
" William, laborer, r. 503, 1st
" ^illiS-PlJ- v^oatbuilder George W. Kneass,

r. 230 Webster
" William J., laborer, r. 124 Valley
" William T range setter W. W. Montague

& Co., r. 5 Madison Av
" & Fraser (James Brennan and Thomas
Fraser), plasterers, 40 New Montgomery
^Brennan. See Brenan and Brannan
Brenneke Louis (Johnson & Brenneke), and
bakery and coffee saloon, 1305 Mission
and 121, 9th, r. 1305 Mission
Brenneman Louis, r. 731 Church
Brenner Albert, insurance, r. 1338 Post
" Gustave (L. &. G. Brenner), r. 517 Devisa-

dero
" Herman, bookkeeper, r. 1338 Post
■■ Joseph, merchant, r. 1338 Post
" L. & G. (Leopold & Gustave Brenner)

T °^ens furnishing goods, 36-38 Battery
" Leopold (L. &. G. Brenner), r. 910 McAllis-

" M. E. Mrs., widow, r. 13mA Harrison

" ^^^^^"^^ Dartender Edward Bernard r 1169

Mission
" William H., porter C. F. Beckmann, r 127
Bernard
Brennick Louise Miss, milliner, r. 193 Hyde
Breon Paul (Wheaton, Breon & Co.), r. 2026 Cal-

fornia
Bresett John, r. 1411 Harrison
Breslauer Baruch (Breslauer Bros.), r 1330
Webster
" Benjamin, r. 1818 Buchanan
" ■^''?}^.^''® (Henry and Baruch), club rooms,
14 Mason '

" Henry (Breslauer Bros.), 14 Mason
" Hulda, widow, r. 522 Golden Gate Av
" L. & Co. (Lipman Breslauer), wool commis-

sion merchants, 49-53 Bluxome
" Lipman (L. Breslauer & Co.). r. Alameda
" Samuel, cashier G. M. Kutz & Co r 1818
Buchanan ' '

Breslen Edward, watchman Palace Hotel
Breslin Andrew L., butcher, 303 Sanchez, r. 914
Sumner ^

" Catherine, widow, r. 3 Verona PI
" Daniel, coppersmith, r. 35 Morris Av
" Dennis, r. NW cor Georgia and Sierra
" James, cigars and tobacco, SE cor San

Jose Av and 30th, r. 30 Chenery
" James L., shirtmaker, r. 206 Ritch
" Jeremiah, laborer, r. 346 Michigan
" John, laborer, r. 306 Ritch
" John, seaman, r. 1804 Mason
" John J., meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

324, 10th
" Margaret, widow, r. 35 Morris Av
" Mary, widow, r. 1804 Mason
" William A., salesman Stein, Simon & Co
r. 3 Verona PI ' '

4®=Breslin. See Brislan

Bresman John, millhand Central Lumber and
Mill Co., r. 1049 Market
han Daniel, laborer, r. 303, 26th
Dennis, laborer, r. 7 Harrison Av
" Dennis J., shoemaker, r. 7 Harrison Av
" James, r. 642 Natoma
" James, plasterer, r. 7 Harrison Av
" "^^"■''t?^® ^■' "letal roofer William Cronan,
r. SOS J 2otli
Bresnan Cornelius, clerk, r. 1320 Filbert
" Jeremiah, laborer, r. 301 Sierra
" John, laborer, r. 530, 3d

" Michael, Buckingham & Hecht, r. 311 Fell
" Michael J., liquors, 600 Napa, r. 604 Napa
Bressaca Marco A., scavenger, r. 1824 Green-
wich

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BRESSE G. L. & CO.

(Gustave L. Bresse), real estate agents,
house and insurance brokers, 41i{ Pine
above Montgomery, Nevada Block, tel-
ephone Main 5456
Bresse Gustave L. (G. L. Bresse & Co.), r. 1518

Franklin
Bresse Louis C, administrator estate James

G. Fair, 230 Montgomery, r. 1823 Post
Bressem Robert, master schr Gotama, office 48

Market, room 1, r. 54 Sacramento
Bressi Enrico G., cook Palace Hotel, r. 2013

Turk
Bressler Benjamin, buyer, r. 1818 Buchanan
" Betty Miss (E. & B. Bressler), r. 1388 Mar-
ket
" E. &. B. (Emily and Betty), millinery, 1388

Market
" Emily Miss (E. &. B. Bressler), r. 1388 Mar-

Ket
" Emma Miss, school teacher, r. 1107 Hyde
" Isidor, clerk, r. 1818 Buchanan
" Julia, widow, r. 704'/i O'Farrell
" Samuel, bookkeeper, r. 1818 Buchanan
Bretherick Clarence O., student, r. 25^7 Cali-
fornia
" Henry, organist, r. 2527 California
" James, woolen manufacturer, r. 215 Polk
" Mary E. Mrs., teacher music, r. 2527 Cali-
fornia
Bretonnel A., conductor Cal. St. RR, r. 1022% Sut-
ter rear
" Jules v., lapidary, 328 Bush, r. 1022'^^ Sut-
ter
Bretschneider Fredei-ick, liquors, 425 Pacific,

r. 734 Montgomery
Brett Fred E., with Caley & Roeder, r. 429
O'Farrell
" Hans, stock clerk Charles Brown & Son, r.

429 O'Farrell rear
" James, saw filer, r. 421, 4th
"• Michael, laborer J. C. Wilson & Co., r. 620

Folsom
" Michael E., bartender, r. 429 O'Farrell rear
" Thomas A.,liorseshoer Duncan Henderson,
r. 445 Vi Bartlett
Brette George C, clerk, r. 1131a Green
Bretz Bertha M. Miss, teacher Lincoln Eve-
ning School, r. 316 Fulton
Breucher Arnold, milker, r. 711 Mission
Breuer Henry J., secretary California Art
Glass, Bending and Cutting Works,
103-105 Mission, r. 205 Guerrero
" John T., merchant tailor, 824 Pacific
" William J., art glass worker Cal. Art Glass,
Bending and Cutting Wks., r. 205 Guer-
rero
BreuUmann Joseph, cook, r. 711 Mission
Breuss Albert, bakery and restaurant, 517

Montgomery, r. 519 Montgomery
Brew John, machinist P. C. S. S. Co., r. 781
Mission
" Michael W., r. 781 Mission
" Nathaniel, r. 748 Harrison
;8®-Brew. See Bru

Brewer Benjamin B., dentist, 819 Market,
rooms 4-5 Academy of Sciences Bldg, r.
1219 Jones
" F. A., oiler str Peru
" Frederick, electrician, r. 47 Federal
Brewer George N., secretary The W. H. Hollis
Stamp Co.. 105 O'Farrell, r. 729 Turk
" Henry, clerk S. P. Co., r. 145 San Jose Av
" Howard F., piano tuner, r. 729 Turk
" John, bartender Charles R. Smallbone, r.

713 Mission
" John, clerk, r. 140, 5th
" John M., clerk general freight office S. P.

P. Co., r. 732 Linden Av
" John M., clerk S. P. Co., r. 2041 Howard
" Joseph, seaman, r. 28 Sacramento
" Mary, domestic, 2211 Pacific Av
" M. T., r. 729 Turk
" Richard, liquors, 645 Merchant
" Rudolph, bartender Jesse 6. Gobey
" William, clerk Hornlein Bros.
" William, clerk ticket auditor's dept. S. P.
Co., r. East Oakland

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,
CARPETS.

Immense Stock of tlie Latest Patterns.
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Brewer William P. A., proprietor San Mateo
Ranch Dairy, 1515 Fillmore, r. San Ma-
teo
" William W., r. 1219 Jones
>e®"Brewer. See Brauer and Breuer
Brewers' Home, 707 IN^ission
Brewers' Protective Association, William A.
Frederick president, Rudolph Mohr sec-
retary, 40 Flood Bldg
Brewin Harry H., proprietor Independent Fur-
niture Express Co., NE cor Stockton
and Market, r. 1314V2 Harrison
Brewington Horace, cook, 2025 California
Brewitt Otto, salesman Sherman, Clay & Co.,

r. Alameda
Brewster Albert W., traveling salesman, r.
126 V^, 9th
" Charles U. (Charles U. Brewster & Co.), r.

East Oakland
" Charles U. & Co. (Charles U. Brewster),
lithographers and designers, 432 Mont-
gomery
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 2545 Howard
" George J., painter, r. 267 Farallones
" Harriet Mrs., proprietor The Mascot, 1118

Market
" Julia E., widow, r. 2018 Baker
" William H., conductor Market St. Ry., r.
631 Jersey
j6®-Brey. See Bray

Breyer Joseph L., proprietor Central Park
Fair, 1183-1185 Market, r. 784 Stevenson
" Samuel, bookkeeper Joseph L. Breyer, r.
784 Stevenson
4®"Breyer. See Bryer and Brier
Breyfogle Edwin S., physician, office 213 Geary,
hours 1 to 4 p. m., Sundays 1 to 3 p. m.,
tel Main 1105, r. Palace Hotel
" M. & M. Co (Nevada), J. W. Pew secre-
tary, 310 Pine, room 15
Brezel Patrick, laborer, r. 250 Fell
Briand Valerie Mrs., laundry, 130 Turk
Briare William W., driver Swain Bros., r. 1110

Larkin
Bricoa Antonio, liquors, 1521 Dupont
" Louise Miss, teacher McDowell Dress-
making Academy, r. 915 Battery
Brice Durant W., shipping clerk A. Levy & Co.,
r. 814a Filbert
" William, steward Twenty-sixth Street
Hospital, r. 517 Leavenworth
iS®="Brice. See Bryce
Briceno Joseph, barber, r. 813 Pacific
Brich Jacob, peddler, r. 2 Decatur
Brichetto Louis (Charles Lagomarsino & Co.),
r. 422 Devisadero
" Peter (A. Massone & Co.), r. 15 Varennes
Brick A. G., clerk London, Paris and American
Bank, r. Alameda
" John, r. 1625 Howard
" John, tailor, r. 466 Clementina
•' John G., collector London and San Fran-
cisco Bank, r. Alameda
Brickell Henry, r. Mission Road nr Sickles Av
" H. Shepard, electrician, r. 1023 Green
" Jennie A., widow, r. 1023 Green
" John C, real estate, 79 Montgomery Block,
r. 1023 Green
Bricker Adam, liquors, cor San Bruno Av and
Eve
" Frank, bartender, r. 431 Pine
" Jacob, house mover, r. IO8V4 Lily Av
" Lorin H., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.
Berkeley
Brickett Thomas J., salesman Percy Beamish,
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Brickley Annie Miss, compositor, r. 729 Clem-
entina
" Bessie E. Miss, saleslady E. R. Slocum &

Co., r. 729 Clementina
" James, carpenter and contractor, 729 Clem-
entina
" Jolin, watchman Centre Market, r. 607^4

Pine
" Michael, laborer S. P. Co., r. 1111 Bryant
" Patrick J., drayman, r. GlOy^ Eddy
" Peter, peddler, r. Elsie nr Cortland Av
" William, pantryman Occidental Hotel, r.
427, 3d
Brickmakers' Protective Association, William

D. English manager, 144 Crocker Bldg
Brickman Andrew, teamster, r. 8 Gough
Brickroolt Fred, laborer Western Sugar Re-
finery, r. 1118 Brannan
Brickwedel Brothers (Henry L. C. and John H.),
groceries and liquors, SW cor North
Point and Larkin, and liquors, SE cor
Beach and Hyde
" Brothers & Stewart (John H. and Henry
L. C. Brickwedel and Charles J. Stew-
art), groceries and liquors, SW cor Union
and Hyde
" Charles H., r. 912% Harrison
" George F., porter Dunham, Carrigan &

Hayden Co., r. 1657b Mission
" G. F. Mrs., neckwear maker, 1657b Mission
" Henry J., r. 208 Oak

" Henry L. C. (Brickwedel Bros, and Brick-
wedel Bros. & Stewart), r. SE cor Hyde
and Beach
" Jacob, bartender, r. 2300 Mission
" Jane A., widow, r. 729 Fillmore
" John H. (Brickwedel Bros, and Brickwedel
Bros. & Stewart), r. SW cor North Point
and Larkin
" Martin H., r. 125 Ash Av
" Rebecca, widow, r. 100714 Valencia
Bricusse C, r. 2219 Post
Bride Morris, stable foreman United Carriage

Co., r. 710 Clementina
Brideshaw William, groceries and liquors, 1111

Howard
Bridewell Mary Mrs., dressmaking, 1604 Leav-
enworth
Bridge Agnes, widow, r. 2613 Union

BRIDGE AND BEACH Manu-
facturing CO., Ralph S. Buck man-
ager, "SUPERIOR" stoves and ranges,
13-15 Bluxome, telephone South 320

" Arthur F., clerk The Travelers Ins. Co., r.

2613 Union
" Fred W., cutter H. S. Bridge & Co., r. Bel-
vedere
" Henry S. (H. S. Bridge & Co.), r. 2811
Buchanan
Bridge H. S. &Co. (Henry S. Bridge), merchant
tailors and manufacturers shirts, 622
Market
" Mattie A., widow, r. 138 McAllister
" S. J. Mrs., cancer cure, r. 929^4 Howard
Bridge William E., proprietor St. Lawrence
Stables, 423 Post, r. 415 Post
" William H., clerk H. S. Bridge & Co., r. 2613
Union
Bridgeman William, porter M. Franklin & Brc,

r. 394 Dolores
4®=Bridgeman. See Bridgman
Bridgeport Chain Co. (Bridgeport, Conn.),
Triumph chain, J. B. Whitney manager,
120 Sutter, room 3
Bridger Albert, r. 861 Market

Bridger Albert J., harness maker, r. 839 Castro
" Robert R., traveling salesman, r. 839 Castro
" Thomas J., bookkeeper, r. 839 Castro
Bridges Arthur, r. 236 Sutter
" Benjamin F., forgeman Pac. Roll. Mill,

r. 15 Georgia
" Christopher M,, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill

& Stetson, r. 338 Shipley
" David, horseman, r. 425, 7th Av
" Francis, civil engineer, r. 1721 Buchanan
" Francis E., reporter The Guide, r. 1721

Buchanan
" Frank, musician, r. 410% Page
" John F., pattern and model maker, 211

Main, r. 1343, 23d
" Joseph A., engineer John Horstmann, r. 112

Erie
" Lyman, civil engineer and chief engineer
U. S. Central Ry. Co., 10 California,
room 14, r. San Leandro, Alameda Co.
" Thomas, watchman Ewell, Shafer & Co.,
r. 2711% Harrison
jBS^Bridges. See Brydges

Bridgewood David P., hoseman Engine 9, r.
311 Fremont
" George W., machinist H. P. Christie, r. 319

Fremont
" James, hoseman Engine 4, r. 311 Fremont
" Kate, widow, r. 109 Perry
" Samuel J., r. 319 Fremont
" S. J. Mrs., widow, r. 1702 Folsom
Bridgman A. J., r. 530, 3d
" Jt)hn W., teamster Plummer Bros., r. 2506%

California
" Robert S., clerk Wellman, Peck & Co., r.

2506% California

" William C, machine hand Fulda Bros., r.

Fruitvale

^S^Bridgman. See Bridgeman

*®=Bridgwood. See Bridgewood

Brie Gustav, baker, r. 44 Louisa

H. & Co. (Henry Brie), merchant tailors,

211, 6th
Henry (H. Brie & Co.), r. 1121 Sutter
JBS'Brie. See Bree
Briecker Casper, milker N. Hansen, r. Amazon

nr Vienna Av
Brieger Samuel, vice-president C. A. Murdock

C& Co., 532 Clay, r. 1634 Post
Briel August, butcher, r. 718, 15th Av South

Herman F., tanner The Norton Tanning

Co., r. 718, 1.5th Av South
John H., tanner The Norton Tanning Co.,

r. 718, 15th Av South
Owen, tanner, r. 718, 15th Av, South
Brien James A.,compositor Valleau& Peterson,
r. 429 Church
J. Edward, clerk, r. 1012 Oak
John, laborer, r. 131 Turk
John, bottler, r. 429 Church
Robert, gardener, r. 1508 Franklin
William C, fireman Olympic Club, r. 131
Turk
4f5="Brien. See Bryan

• Charles, law student M. B. Kellogg, r.

Oakland
Columbus, teacher Urban School, r. Oak-
land
James W., messenger Board of Health, r.

615 Grove
Rose Miss, teacher Urban School, r. Oak-
land
William, laborer, r. S s Tonquin, bet Bak-
er and Broderick
i8®=Brier. See Breyer, Briare and Bryer
Brierley Ann, widow, r. 12 Oak

Hannah, assistant bookkeeper Sanborn,

Vail & Co., r. 12 Oak
Hannah J. Miss, superintendent nurses St.

Luke's Hospital
James J., carpenter, r. 126 Ellis
Joseph, wrapper Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 12

Oak ■
Samuel, iron worker, r. 967 Harrison
Brierton Annie Mrs., janitress Redding Primary
School, r. 1807% Lexington Av
Mary, school teacher, r. 1807% Lexing-
ton Av
William, r. 1807% Lexington Av

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Briese Robert, liquors, 211 Grant Av, r. 16

Stockton Pi
Brigade Bulletin (military weekly), Thomas H.

Rush editor and publisher, 430 Mont-
gomery
Brigaerts Gerard J., r. 14 Bourbin PI
" Joseph H., r. 14 Bourbin PI
" Peter G., electrician, r. 1025 Oak
Brigden Edward J., bookkeeper L. V. Merle, r.

330 Hill
Brigge Jacob, master mariner, r. 95 Steuart
Briggs Albert A., accountant Griffin & Skelley

Co., r. 614 Page
" Andrew, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1425

Jackson rear
" Arthur R., vineyardist, Y. M. C. A. Bldg,

4th floor, r. Fresno, Cal
" Daniel S., salesman, r. 614 Page
" Edgar, deputy Assessor, r. 614 Page
Briggs Edgar W., dealer cigars and tobacco,

vestibule Chronicle Bldg, r. 733 Dolores
" Eleanor Miss, teacher music, r. 1600 Tay-
lor
" Frank T., collector, r. 120 McAllister
" Jacob M., painter, 3117 Fillmore
" Mary Miss, r. 2515b California
" Maude Miss, framer Sanborn, Vail & Co.,

r. 1904 Market
" Obil W., agent Rowe Typewriter Ribbon

Co. (N. Y.), r. 1600 Taylor
" Octavine Miss, nurse HospitalforChildren,

3700 California
" Piano Co. (Boston), Byron Mauzy agent,

308-314 Post
" Ritchie J. Rev., pastor Centenary Metho-
dist Episcopal Church South, r. 1423b

Geary
" Samuel M., mining engineer, r. 615 Pine
" Thomas, butcher, r. 1813 Market
" Wilber N., butcher, groceries and liquors,

990-998 Sanchez
" William, teamster Cal. Construction Co.,

r. 530, 17th
" William, with Laxative Date Co., r. 1037

McAllister
" W. Kimball, artist, 611 Clay
Brigham Calvin O (Brigham, Hoppe & Co.),

r. 1007 Oak, Oakland
" Charles B., surgeon, 34-35 Mills Bldg, 3d

floor, r. 3303 Broadway
" Frank E. (Brigham, Hoppe & Co.), r. 1007

Oak, Oakland

BRIGHAM, HOPPE & 00.

(C. 0. Brigham, J. C. Hoppe and F. E.
Brigham), importers, commission mer-
chants and wholesale dealers dairy
produce, 205-209 California

Brigham Mary L., widow, r. 830b Geary
Bright Aylmer A., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r.
1135 Ellis
" Adolf, shoemaker, 1006 Hyde
" John, cook, r. 349 Pacific
" John, driver Oakland Dairy, r. 320 Fulton
" John F., painter, 659 Folsom, r. 33 Ritch
Bright Joseph A., proprietor Hayes Valley
Pharmacy, NW cor Hayes and Laguna,
r. 516 Fell
" Robert, real estate, r. 1431 Pine
Brighton House, Mrs. K. McKeown proprietor.
22, 5th
" Joseph, attendant U. S. Marine Hospital
" The, J. H. and J. B. Marshall proprietors,
34 Eddy
Brightstein Ellis, clothing, r. 739 O'Farrell
Briglia Joseph, musician, r. 1433 Pacific
Brignardello Amelia, widow, r. 3309 Scott
" Arthur C, salesman Kohlberg, Strauss &

Frohman, r. 3309 Scott
" Charles F., clerk Rufflno & Bianchi, r. 2309

Scott
" Colombo Mrs., r. 13th Av nr California
Brignoli Antonio, gardener, Colombo Market
" Dominic, r. 3010 Powell
" John, plumber Power & Pike, r. 808 Mont-
gomery Av
" Luigi, clerk, r. 414V4 Vallejo
Brigratti David, window cleaner, r. 19 Ohio PI
" Thomas, farmer, r. 314 Pacific

W. W. fflONTAGUE & CO.
CORRUGATED IRON,

Galvanized, Black and Painted,
for Koofing and Siding.

SOS-TOSI-r IVIARKEX ST.

Brill Alexander, butcher Philip Kuntz, r. 33
Hartford
' ' Frank, upholsterer Alexander Jansen, r. 323

" John, capitalist, r. 330 Pacific
Brilliant Aaron, canvasser, r. 733 Grove

" Albert, kettleman Hibernia Brewery, r. 11
McLea Court

" Albrecht, barber Joseph Poessl, r. 11 Mc-
Lea Court

" Benjamin T., salesman, r. 1330 Ellis

» Isaac, salesman Tobias Brilliant, r. 903
Golden Gate Av

" Morris, bookkeeper Tobias Brilliant, r. 733
Grove

BRILLIANT SIGN CO.,

W. G. A. Miller general agent for Cal.,
most attractive signs and advertising
cards in the United States, 410 Sutter

Brilliant Tobias, carpets and furniture, 410 Post,
r. 1330 Ellis

Brimle Leonhard, poultry raiser, Onondaga Av
nr Mission Road

Brin George A., pattern maker, r. 516a Union

4@~ Brin. See Brinn

Brincatt Kate Miss, finisher Golden Gate
Woolen Mills, r. IO361/2 Potrero Av

Brincatt Salvo, poultry dealer, r. 1036^4 Potrero
Av

Brinckle John R., captain Battery C, 5th Artil-
lery U. S. A., Alcatraz Island

Brinckmann August H., groceries and liquors,
2100 Larkin, r. 1416 Broadway
" Frederick H., groceries, 2039 Pacific Av, r.
1633 Pacific Av

4®" Brinckmann. See Brinkmann

Brind Caleb, foreman Adolph Hromada, r. 1538
California

Brindle William, boiler maker, r. 103 Missis-
sippi

Brindley Charles, laborer, r. 1737 Market

Briner Gottfried, waiter, r. 711 Mission
=' Peter, carpenter, r. 871 Market

Brings Augustus, clerk, r. 1708 Larkin

Brink Charles, r. 333, 18th
" Henry, bartender Henry Siebs, r. Ala-
meda

Brinkman August F., stenographer M. Brown &
Sons, r. 118 Drumm
" Frederick, motorman Market St. Ry., r.

1309 Devisadero
" Henry, cap maker Sigmund Birnbaum, r.

340 Clementina
" John F., blacksmith, 1340 Turk

Brinkmann August L., clerk Herman F. Brink-
mann, r. 138, 8th
" Charles, fruits, vegetables and groceries,

151-153, 9th, r. lli/sMcLea Court
" Charles, laborer, r. 31 Federal
" Herman F., groceries and liquors, 138, 8th

4tg= Brinkmann. See Brinckmann

Brinn Morris, merchant, r. 1334 Ellis

4®=- Brinn. See Brin

Brinnig Louis, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 927,
12th Av South

Brinsmaid Mary, widow, r. 715, 23d

Briody Agnes Miss, compositor, r. 22 Bond
" Frank, watchman, r. 23 Bond
" Philip, cornice maker, r. 33 Bond

«S= Briody. See Broidy

Brisac Belmore F., city agent The Liverpool and
London and Globe Ins. Co., r. 3518 Sacra-
mento

Brisco William M., 1st officer str^Transit, r. 819
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511

Briscoe 'Williani, laborer, r. 222 Francisco

" William, bootblack, r. 503 Valencia
Briseno Jose, porter Charles Finney, r
Pacific
" Mattie, domestic, r. 535 Howard rear
Brislan James, vaquero Horn & Judge,
Florida

" Mary, widow, r. 511 Florida
■' Tessie Miss, dressmaker, r. 511 Florida
j^^Brislan. See Breslin
Brisley George D., salesman G. Verdier & Co.,

r. 3 Martha PI
Brison John G., clerk J. K. Armsby Co., r. 1006
Dolores
" William M., correspondent Getz Bros. &
Co., r. 13l>4% Larkin
J?£i=Brison. See Bryson

Brissen Robert, master mariner, r. 15 Howard
Brisset Arthur, machinist, r. IO2414 Pacific

" Louis, r. 102414 Pacific
Bristol Calvin, millhand Truckee Lumber Co.
" Harry, groceries, 31 Tehama
" Harry C, can maker Holbrook, Merrill &

Stetson, r. 621ii Post
" Helen G. Miss, teacher English Van Ness

Seminary, r. 798 Van Ness Av
" Jennie K., widow, r. 798 Van Ness Av
" Maud K. Miss, teacher Moulder Primary

School, r. 798 Van Ness Av
" Mining Co., F. E. Luty secretary, 330 Pine.

room 5
" The, Mrs. F. Coppola proprietor, 969 How-
ard
Bristowe John W., conductor Geary St. RR, r.

293314 Geaiy
Britisli America Assurance Company (of
Toronto), H. M. Grant manager, Charles
A. Stuart assistant manager, 423 Cali-
fornia, telephone Main 433, Davis &
Watson city agents. 200 Sansome
Britisli Benevolent Society, Rev. w. W. Bolton

secretary. 604 Merchant
British Consulate, Joseph W. Warburton con-
sul-general. Wellesley Moore vice-con-
sul, 506 Battery
Britisli & Foreign iVIarine Insurance Com-
pany, Balfour, Guthrie & Co. agents, 316
California
Britschgi August (Britschgi Bros.), r. 4 Adair
" Brothers (Leonard, Joseph and August).

proprietors Occidental Dairy, 4 Adair
" Joseph (Britschgi Bros.), r. 428 Turk
" Leonard (Britschgi Bros.), and manager
Occidental Dairy, r. 4 Adair
Britt Elbridge A., lineman Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co.,

r. 904 Minna
Britt E. W., commissioner Supreme Court of
California, chambers 825 Market. Empo-
rium Bldg, r. 1026 Pine
" James, fireman chemical engine 4, r. 5th

AvnrC
'• James E., plumber and gasfltter, 7, 8th, r.

325, 10th
" James E. Jr., r. 325, 10th
" Jeffrey, laborer, r. 93 Colton
" John F., gasfltter J. E. Britt, r. 131 Lily Av
" Joseph H., plumber J. E. Britt, r. 1203

Market
" Mary A., widow, nurse, r. 711 Folsom
" Patrick, hide curer James Beatty, r. Rail-
road Av and 10th Av South
" Patrick L., brickmaker. r. 212^ Langton
" Peter, gardener, r. 19 Albion Av
" William, plumber, r. 1203 Market
" William F., bookkeeper J. E. Britt. r. 325.
10th

Brittain F. S., attorney at law, 28 Crocker Bldg,
r. Hotel Savoy

" Henry M., assistant superintendent Wash-
burn & Moen Mfg. Co., r. 600 Bush

■' John C, salesman Miller, Sloss & Scott, r.
620 Sutter

" William H., mattressmaker Bernhard Mat-
tress Co., r. 735, 22d
Brittan Barney, cook, r. 11 Pacific

" Charles A., machinist Neustadter Bros., r.
505 Fell

" Frank, laborer, r. 1210 Mason

" Frederick A., r. 427 Hayes

" J. Westley, can maker Holbrook. Merrill & '
Stetson, r. 505 Fell

" Lizzie A., widow, r. 505 Fell

" Nathaniel, capitalist, r. Pacific-Union Club
and San Carlos, San Mateo Co.

" William, boatman. Section B Sea Wall

" William G., attorney at law, 3 Nevada
Block, r. 2713 Sacramento
4®=Brittan. See Britton
Brittan's Building', SW cor California and

Davis
Brittell Joseph, bakery. 711 Folsom
Britton Arthur, traveling salesman, r. 908 Treat
Av rear

" David E., secretary People's Palace, SW
cor Eddy and Mason, r. 107 Mason

" George W., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1741
Hayes

" Jesse, waiter Michael Rooney, r. 11 Pacific

" John A., secretary Oakland Gas, Light and
Heat Co., r. Oakland

" Joseph (Britton & Rey), r. 829 Union

" Lottie, widow, r. 1295 Alabama

" Samuel, r. 458 Notoma

" William, teamster, r. 709 Natoma

" William H., rectifier Paul Friedman, r. 118,
16th

" William W., attorney at law Charles F.
Hanlon, r. Oakland
Britton & Rey (Joseph Britton and estate of
Jacques J. Rey), lithographers, 525 Com-
mercial
>8»- Britton. See Brittan
Brizard Brousse, student, r. 2030 Scott
Brizzolara Adolph, teamster, r. 24 Wetmore PI

" Angelo L. (Brizzolara & Son), r. 1015 Wash-
ington

" Charles W., chemist Adelsdorfer & Bran-
denstein, r. 702 Vallejo

" Louis (Brizzolara & Son), r. 24 Wetmore PI

" Sini, restaurant, 227 Montgomery Av, r.
1015 Washington

" Sini B., teamster, r. 24 Wetmore PI

" Victor, laborer American Salt Co., r. 6
Montgomery PI

" & Son (Louis and Angelo L.), coal, 1015
Washington
Broad Alfred F., compositor C. A. Klinkner &
Co., r. 1116 Sacramento

" Catherine, widow, r. 1 Broad's PI

" Charles E., bicycles, 409 Stanyan, and
clerk Tax Collector's office, r. 3508 Mc-
Allister

" Charles E., salesman Porter, Slessinger &
Co., r. Oakland

" Elizabeth Mrs., r. 2508 McAllister

" Frank, teamster, r. 1654 Market

" Frank J., candy maker, r. 1 Broad's PI

" Frank S., driver Children's Hospital and
Home for Trained Nurses' Milk Depot,
r. 1222 Bush

" James F.. plumber, r. 1232 Vallejo

" Kate, widow, r. 617^4 Natoma

" Philip J., teamster Monroe Barnert, r. 1
Broad's PI

" Robert, superintendent Golden Gate
Woolen Mills, r. 1934 Lexington Av

" William, clerk Robert Dixon, r. 1009 Powell
Broadbent Charles W., superintendent San
Francisco Laundry Association. 33
Gearv, r. 1519 Eddy

" Elijah, r. 30 Hickory Av

" Sherman, machinist, r. 30 Hickory Av
Broadie James, bellman, r. 911 Hyde
Broadway Brewery, Rohrer & Adams proprie-
tors. SW cor 19th and Treat Av

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Broadway Grammar School, Miss Jean Par-
ker principal, Broadway bet Powell and
Mason
Broadway U. S. Bonded Warehouse, E. Dan-
forth proprietor, SW cor Battery and
Broadway
Broadway Wharf, foot of Broadway
Broadwell William B.. cashier Porter' Bros. &

Co., 313 Davis
Broaske John, r. 12-29 McAllister
Brobeck Gottfried, expressman, NW cor Drumm
and California, r. 109 Fair Oaks rear
" Hartford T., conductor Sutter St. Ry., r.

708 Webster
" Henry, r. 708 Webster
" William I., assistant City and County At-
torney, New City Hall, 3d floor, and
attorney at law, 142-143 Crocker Bldg, r.
708 Webster
Brocas John W., salesman D. E. Allison Co., r.

1039 Valencia
Brocatl John, butcher J. Cabossel, r. 1031 Mont-
gomery
" John Jr., tinsmith, r. 1031 Montgomery
" Joseph, tinsmith, r. 1031 Montgomery
Brochier Fehcien, laundryman John Bernou, r.
356V2 Brannan
" Frank, r. 1212 Powell

" Gabriel, cook Virgile Fleur, r. 539 Vallejo
" George, r. 1000 Van Ness Av
Brock A. D., clerk, r. 404 Turk
" Agnes E. Mrs., stenographer Nagle &

Nagle, r. 931 Greenwich
" Albert F., wagon maker Peter W. Com-

mins, r. 209 Cortland Av
" Charles W., office 722 Montgomery, r. Oak-
land
" Christian, waiter Haub Bros., r. 430 O'Far-

rell
" Ellen Mrs., r. 931 Greenwich
" Francis W., rigger, r. 504 Napa
" Frederick L.^ attendant U. S. Marine Hos-
pital
" Gustavus H., steward U. S. Quarantine

Station. Angel Island
" James, liquors, 239 Perry
" Julian, messenger Harbor Commissioners,

r. 1923 Devisadero
" Martin, salesman, r. 34 Ellis
" Oscar W., waiter, r. 906 Folsom
" Paul, laundryman Palace Hotel, r. 835

Castro
" Peter C, secretary Santa Barbara Mineral

Water Co., 29 Market, r. Alameda
" W., billing clerk P. C. S. S. Co.
" William, bellman Grand Hotel
" William, storekeeper J. R. Loosley, r. Oak-
land
" William T., janitor, 606 Montgomery, room
48
Brockenbroagh J. B. Mrs., r. 1709 Buchanan
Brocker Fred, bartender, r. 24 Rausch
Brockhoff Alexander G., clerk Chickering,
Thomas & Gregory and Gerstle & Sloss,
r. 306 Fulton
" Henry C, drayman Martin P. Detels, r. 12

Erie
" William, clerk, r. 306 Fulton
Brockie George, blacksmith, r. 533 Sacramento
Brocklebank Wyman E., electrician, r. 1119

Mission
Brockliss Charles O., driver River Express Co.,

r. 271/4 Lafayette
Brockman Angle Miss, cashier Nolan Bros.
Shoe Co., r. Oakland
" Clara A. Miss, stenographer Lloyd &

Wood, r. 320a Guerrero
" Frank, painter, r. 213% Clara
" Frank H., clerk Simpson & Millar, r. 320a

Guerrero
" Herman, laborer, r. 430, 7th
" Kate C, widow, r. 320a Guerrero
" Richard, clerk Bultmann Bros., r. NW cor
26th and Shotwell
Brockmann Alfred, cutter Kavanagh Bros., r. 26
Grove
" Christian, stevedore, r. 515 Chestnut
" Hilda, domestic, 1019 Oak
•6®"Brockmann. See Bruckm^an

IW.&J. SLOANE&CO.,|

< China and Japan Mattings.

Brockmeier Charles A., hostler Albert E. Buck-
man, r. NW cor Steiner and Hermann
Brockow A. Mrs., restaurant, 742, 7th Av
Brockowsky Frederick, harness maker, r. 33
Natoma

" Herman, boxmaker, r. 32 Natoma

" William, seaman, r. 32 Natoma
Brockstedt Charles, paper carrier, r. 416 Day
Brocq Julia, widow, r. 724b Filbert
Brod Amiel H. (Hammond & Brod), r. 927 Haight

" Eda Miss, r. 2510 Sutter
Brodbek Frank, butcher, r. 763 Howard
Brode Richard, president Brode & Clark Iron
Works, 305-307 Howard, r. 421 Harrison

" Walter C, r. 505 Ellis

Brode & Clark Iron Works

(incorporated), Richard Brode presi-
dent, steel and iron work for build-
ings, fire escapes, railings and shut-
ters, prison and bridge work, 305-307
Howard, telephone Main 1642
4®-Brode. See Brodie

Brodek Henry E., law student Henry E. High-
ton, r. Baldwin Annex

" Isador D., clerk M. Hart, r. 2111 Geary

" Robert T., barber and baths, The Baldwin,
r. Baldwin Annex
>e®-Brodell. See Broedell
Broden Frank, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Brodenstein Carl H., clerk inspector general's
office U. S. A., Pacific District, r. 2105
Vallejo
Broder Cornelius D., bookbinder Frank Malloye,
r. 13 Webster

" John P. (Broder & Schlam), r. 914 Welsh

" Margaret Miss, seamstress, r. 1910 Lexing-
ton Av
Broder & Schlam (John P. Broder and Hugo V.
Schlam), music books and sheet music
publishers, 26-30 O'Farrell
4e^Broder. See Broeder

Broderick A. Miss, packer Viavi Co., r. Fort
Mason

" Daniel J., clerk Frank S. Kelly, r. 528 Har-
rison

" David, truckman Truck 6, r. 815, 18th

" Edmund (McVicker & Broderick), r. 613!^
Minna

" Elizabeth, widow, r. 126 Liberty

" Ellen, widow, r. 3 Sheridan

" Elsie Miss, manicure Simon & Ruberti. r.
236, 17th

" Elsie J. Mrs., hairdresser and manicure,
236. 17th

" Eugene C, inspector U. S. Customs, r. 417
Larkin

" George, vocalist, r. Hotel St. Nicholas

" J. Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 608 O'Farrell

" James, boiler maker, r. 1184 Harrison

" James E., driver H. M. Black & Co., r. 525
Valencia

" John, canteen steward Fort Mason

" John, laborer, r. 34 Crocker

" John, liquors and boarding, 41 Pacific, r.
528 Harrison

" John, teamster, r. W s 1st Av South nr
Railroad Av

" John C, messenger U. S. Customs, r. 814
Elizabeth

" John E., clerk Auditor's office, r. 417 Larkin

" John E., compositor Field Sports, r. Fort
Mason

" John T., butcher Leon D. Stone & Co., r.
209, 17th

" John T., interior decorator, r. 315 Jersey

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San Francisco OflBce, 405 Sansome St. i

Broderick Joseph, cook New Washington Hotel
" Martin, laborer Western Sugar Refinery

r. 620, 4th
" Michael, boiler maker, r. 8 Clementina
" Michael, laborer, r. 251 Michigan
- Michael J., laborer, r. cor Heyman and

California Avs
" Nita Miss, stenographer Cal. Mutual

Benefit Society, r. 126 Liberty
'^ Patrick, contractor, r. cor Heyman and

California Avs
" Patrick, laborer, r. 815, 18th
" Thomas, r. St. Mary's Hospital
" Thomas, waiter, r. 156% Natoma
" Thomas B., drayman, 202 California, r. 1507

Folsom

" Thomas C, clerk McVicar & Broderick, r.

143 Shipley

Broderick William, City and County Auditor,

New City Hall. 1st floor, r. 1223 Guerrero

" William, driver San Mateo Ranch Dairy,

r. 1515 Fillmore
" William F., clerk Pacific Woodenware and
Cooperage Co., r. Fruitvale
eS^Broderick. See Brodrick
Brodersen Minnie, widow, r. 16. 26th
" William E., bookkeeper Wichman, Lutgen
& Co., r. 16.26th
Brodesen William, longshoreman, r. 22A Jas-
per PI
Brodesser Jacob, coachman, r. 517 Howard
Brodhagen William, watchman Devany, Hop-
kins & Co., r. 520 Stanyan
Brodhurst Edward, iron worker, r. 478 Tehama
'' John C, seaman, r. 1330 Union
" M. M. Miss, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r.
1.330 Union
Brodie Agnes, widow, r. 84 Everett
" Charles A., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 504

Napa
" Ella, widow, r. 2823 Clay
'• Frank, machinist, r. 2223 Pine
" Hector D., boatman, r. 234 Perry
" James, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 426,

29th
" James, machinist, r. 1621 Sacramento
" James, machinist, r. 2223 Pine
" James Jr., pattern maker, r. 2223 Pine
" Jessie C. Miss, stenographer Dewey & Co.,

r. 733 Bush
" John, can maker, r. 1 Bryant Av
" John, laborer, r. 632 Tennessee
'■ John C, bakery, 226. 3d, r. 207 Tehama
" John M.. carpenter, r. 1050 Mission
" Robert W., teamster George Morrow& Co.,

r. 829 Howard
" S. H.. attorney at law. 604 Merchant
-KfBrodie. See Broadie. Brode and Broidy
Brodlgan John, painter, r. 1827 Greenwich
" Nelson, mixer Fuiton Eng. & Ship Bldg.
Wks!, r. 1827 Greenwich
Brodowskv Kate, widow, r. 1900 Powell
Brodrick Charles, clerk S. P. Co., r. 1308 Sanchez
>eS="Brodrick. See Broderick
Brodt John, contractor and builder, 360 Sanchez
" Joseph M., policeman, r. 360 Sanchez
" Lincoln, sashmaker. r. 756 Bryant
Brodwolf George T., molder, r. 556 Willow Av
Broeckelmann Herman, r. 811 Mission
Broedell William, barber John Schmidt, r. 14

Ellis
4®=Broedell. See Brodell
Breeder James, molder Atlas Iron Wks.
>8®="Broeder. See Broder

Broemmel J. G. Bertliold, druggist and phar-
macist, 2501 California

Broemmer William, boots and shoes, 2209 Geary
Broeske John, employee Schussler Bros., r. 1329

McAllister
Broethers Jacob, machinist, r. 18, 1st
Brogan George, superintendent J. J. O'Brien &
Co., r. 512a Fell
" James, horseshoer, r. 617a Linden Av
" James, marine fireman, r. 531, 1st
" James Jr., salesman, r. 512b Fell
" John, marine fireman, r. 5 Gilbert
" K. E. Mrs., principal Moulder Primary

School, r. 1006 Golden Gate Av
" Michael, laborer, r. 8 Sunshine Court
" Patrick, laborer, r. 301 Michigan
Brogden Charles H., clerk, r. 3311 Jackson
,, Mary I., widow, r. 3311 Jackson
" Samuel L., r. 3311 Jackson
Brogi Alexander, cashier Raphael Weill & Co.,
r. 41M Zoe
" Bartholomew, wire worker Excelsior Wire
Wks.,r. 4IM Zoe
Broidy William P. , j e weler Rothschild & Haden-

feldt, r. 241, 5th
Broili Frank, machinist Cal. Electrical Wks.,

r. 725 Geary
Brokaw Abraham, r. 1736 Eddy
" Gilbert H., master tugboat Alert, r. 641

Jersey
'■• Manufacturing Co. (Newburgh, N. Y.),
Byron G. Mantle Pacific Coast manager,
office 35 New Montgomery
Broke Albert, blacksmith, r. 209 Cortland Av
Brokenshire Joseph M. C, boiler maker Union

I. Wks., r. 880 Illinois
Brolly Archibald B., chief engineer str Gaelic,
r. Occidental Hotel
" Mary, widow, r. 3091/2 Fair Oaks
Broman Frederick, seaman str Santa Cruz, r.
31 Broadway
" Gottfried, cellarman Cal. Wine Assn., r.
3511/4 Perry
4®="Broman. See Brooman
Bromberger John H., musician, r. 1004 Bush
Bromer George, r. HI, 9th

Bromfield Benjamin T., clerk, r. 407 Fair Oaks
Bromlage B., carpenter, r. 346. 4th
Bromley Charles B., manufacturer, r. 331 Pierce
" Edward R., clerk postofflce. r. Golden Gate,

Alameda Co.
" Frank A., laborer, r. 715 Howard
" George A., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.

314 Ellis
" George S., engineer Engine 17, r. 231 Pierce
" George T., capitalist, r. 1418 Washington
" Hallock, fireman S. P. Co., r. 241, 9th
" Margaret Mrs., r. 12, 13th
" Robert W., machinist Risdonl. & L. Wks.,

r. 331 Pierce
" Thomas, liquors, 913V2 Market
" Washington L., miner, r. 231 Pierce
Brommer Adolph E., clerk Oceanic S. S. Co., r.
1952 Howard
" Henry, driver Thomas Morton, r. 328 Hick-
ory Av
" J. Fred, r. 3647 Mission
" Manton, clerk, r. 338 Hickory Av
" May G. Miss, dressmaker, r. 328 Hickory

Av
" Richard, r. 2647 Mission
" Robert, butcher, r. 338 Hickory Av
" Sophie, widow, r. 1953 Howard
Bromo-Lithia Water, Washington I. Priest

agent, 516 Geary
Brom well Louis L., president California Insur-
ance Co. and manager Milwaukee Me-
chanics' Insurance Co. (of Milwaukee),
410 California, r. Oakland
Bromwell Percy H., clerk Milwaukee Mechan-
ics' Ins. Co., r. Oakland
Broneer George F., restaurant, 136, 1st

" S.. r. 609 Bush
Bronk Henry, master mariner, r. 812 Kearny
Bronn Camille, widow, r. 531 Filbert'
" Charles H., assayer, r. 531 Filbert
" Elise, widow, lodgings, 531 Filbert
j^^Bronn. See Braun
Bronner A. D., machinist, r. 746 Howard
Bronski Mathew, laborer N. Ohlandt & Co.
Bronsdon U. P. Mrs., r. Hotel St. Nicholas

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Bronson Andrew, bartender Charles Newman,
r. 625 Union

" Asa B., millwright, r. 611 Clay
Bronson E. D. & Co. (Edward D. Bronson), gen-
eral agents Standard Dictionary, 933
Market

" Edward D. (E. D. Bronson & Co.),
land

" E. I. Mrs., widow, r. 608 Ellis

" E. J., r. 32, 4th

" Frank H., with Butler & Haldan,
Howard

" Frederick, collector, r. 2940 Howard

" F. P. Mrs., teacher John Swett Grammar
School, r. 427 Lyon

" Kossuth D., printer, r. 427 Lyon

" M. F. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Evening
School, r. 1006 Golden Gate Av

" Robert, r. 19 Louisa
Bronzan John, cook Peter G. Sopa, r. 3420a Mis-
sion
Bronzos Emanuel, candy manufacturer, 1061

Brook Allen, clerk Joseph H. Brook, r. 136 Olive

Av
" Annie Mrs., r. 1053 Market
" Harry W., tile setter W. W. Montague &

Co., r. 1906 Leavenworth
" I. A., r. 420 Jackson
" Joseph H., plumber and gasfitter, 712 Lar-

kin, r. 1,36 Olive Av
" William H., gripman Market St. Ry., r.

1322 Page
Brooke A. B., laborer, r. 1045 Market
" Charles H. A., r. 2735 Greenwich
" George C. (Brooke Sign Co.), r. Alameda
" Henry L., reporter The Bulletin, r. Com-
mercial Hotel
" John F., receiving teller First National

Bank, r. 2322 Clay
" Sign Co. (George O. Brooke), house, sign

and pictorial painters, 717 Market
^S^Brooke. See Brooks
Brooker Gustave H., manager Chap's Smelting

Co., 629 King
Brookes Julia B., widow, r. 34 Prospect Av

" Mary S. Miss, r. 34 Prospect Av
4®="Brookes. See Brooks
Brooking George, salesman J. C. Johnson & Co.,

r. 5 Camp
" Harry E., stenographer maintenance of

way dept. S. P. Co.. r. 2016 Pierce
Brooklyn Brewery (East Oakland, Cal.), office

403 Market
" Julia Mrs., lodgings, 304 Sutter
Brooklyn Hotel, Charles Montgomery proprie

tor, 208-212 Bush
" House, N s Sierra bet Michigan and Geor

gia
Brooklyn Lumber Yard (East Oakland), E. M

Derby & Co. proprietors, 22 California

room 10
" Watch Case Company, J. Serex manager

4 Sutter, room 4
Brooks Alfred, driver National Ice Co., r. 15M

Sheridan
" Alpheus B., foreman Arctic Oil Wks., r. 10

Wisconsin
" Ann, widow, r. 538, 9th
" Ann, widow, r. 70614 Jones
" August, clerk, r. 404 Greenwich
" C. A., switchman, r. 530, 3d
" Caroline S. Mrs., sculptor, 817 Devisadero
" C. E., seaman str Pomona
" Charles, carpenter, r. 12 Howard Court
" Charles B., cook B. F. Williams, r. 226

Michigan
" Charles F., painter, r. 136 Hickory Av
" Christopher, warehouseman F. S. Moody.

r. 539 Brannan
" Daniel, clerk, r. 1425 Post
" David, foreman Morton Special Delivery,

r. 7061/2 Jones
" David, livery stable, 1311 California
" Edward, motorman Market St. Ry., r. 52a

South Park
" Edwin L., contractor and builder, 910 Army
" Elisha, principal Girls' High School, r.

1725 Sutter

iW.W. MONTAGUE & CO,

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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Brooks Frank, laborer, r. 538,9th
" Frank, painter, r. 136 Hickory Av
" Frank A., secretary Ventura Asphalt Co.,

39 Montgomery Block
" Frederick E., mechanical engineer, r. 1725

Sutter
Brooks Frederick W., general manager Mer-
chants' Sign and Window Cleaning Co.

(Inc.), 708 Spreckels Bldg, r. 610 Polk
" F. v., law student, r. 1001 Pine
" George, salesman J. J. O'Brien «fe Co., r.

927 Folsom
" George H., carpenter James W. Baldwin,

r. 306 Natoma
" George H., tilesetter, r. 1906 Leavenworth
" George J., cook, r. 605 Pine
" George W., clerk, r. 2120 Vallejo
" George W., solicitor Brooklyn Hotel, r. 367

Minna
" Harrison, receiving teller Nevada Bank,

r. Berkeley
" Harry, horse trainer, r. 725i/4, 5th Av
" Harry, salesman, r. 53OV2, 24th
" Herman, carriage maker, r. 219, 10th
Brooks HomoeopatMc Pharmacy, William A.

Brooks proprietor, 119 Powell
" J., driver Sutter St. Ry., r. 309 California Av
" James, 1st ofBcerstrSausalito, r. Sausalito
" James, milker John Linehan, r. 703 Vienna

BROOKS JAMES B,

real estate broker, real estate bought,
sold and exchanged, loans negotiated,
214 Pine, rooms 58-59

Brooks James H., cashier Wellman, Peck & Co.,
r. Fruitvale

" J. B., r. Lick House

" John, attorney at law, r. 2500 Fillmore

" John, laborer, r. 538, 9th

" John H., clerk, r. 1521^^ Broadway

" John J., painter, r. 314, 28th

" John T., shoemaker, r. 730 Vallejo rear

" Joseph, clerk, r. 1425 Post

" Joseph, laborer, r. 538,9ch

" Joseph, porter, r. 367 Minna

" Joseph F., bookkeeper Arctic Oil Wks., r.
Oakland

" Joseph H., butcher Mark Strouse, r. 562%
Natoma

" Joseph S., physician and surgeon, 426 Sut-
ter, r. 1725 Sutter

" J. P., mining engineer, r. 911 Polk

BROOKS J. W. & CO.

(J. Wendell Brooks), railway and elec-
trical supplies, 523 Mission

Brooks J. Wendell (J. W. Brooks & Co.), r.

Berkeley
" Libbie Miss, milliner Mrs. A. G. Cosgriff,

r. 367 Minna
" Lillie, widow, r. 3115, 16th
" Lionel, clerk judge advocate's oflftce

U. S. A., Dept. of Cal., r. 549 Golden

Gate Av
" Mamie Miss, r. 208 Jackson
" Martin, r. 433 Natoma
" Mary, widow, r. 24 Clara
" Mary, widow, r. 2012 Union
" Matilda, widow, r. 1811 Post
" Max, grain broker, 214 Safe Deposit Bldg,

r. 1425 Post
" Melanie M. Miss, teacher South Cosmo-
politan Grammar School, r. 2012 Union
" Michael, collector, r. 210 Golden Gate Av
" Michael, organizer of benevolent societies,

r. 1019 Market rear

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Brooks Milton, r. 841 Howard

" Orion, teacher Heald's Business College, r.
231 Capp

" Patrick J., motorman Market St. Ry., r.
49414 California Av

" Peter, domestic St. Dominic's Monastery
Brooks Pejrton H., agent Rocky Mountain Coal ,
22 Market, room 14, r. Oakland

" Richard N., bookkeeper, r. 2714 Bush

'• Robert, clerk, r. 12 Hawthorne

■' Robert C, r. 210 Golden Gate Av

■' Samuel, r. 1935 Clay

" Samuel, assisant O'Connor, Moflatt i&Co.,
r. 142/2 Shipley

" Shelby A., secretary West Coast Advertis-
ing and Publishing Co., 58, 1st, r. Ala-
meda

•' T. A., waiter str San Juan

" Thomas, laborer, r. 314, 28th

" Thomas, wharf builder, r. 227 Harrison

" Thomas J., waiter Swain Bros., r. 828 Bush

" Thomas W., traveling salesman Dunham,
Carrigan & Hayden Co., r. 830 Post

" Wallace M. (Brooks & Blakely), r. 25, 7th

■' William, r. 418 Ellis

" William, laborer, r. 538, 9th
Brooks William, land and purchasing agent
Spring Valley Water Works, 508 Cali-
fornia room 27, r. 1717 Vallejo

BROOKS WILLIAM A,

proprietor Brooks' Homoeopathic Phar-
macy, 119 Powell, r. 511 Turk

Brooks William E., dentist, 603 Sutter, r. Oak-
land
" WilliamP., gatekeeper Masonic Cemetery,

r. 1108 Steiner
" William T., waiter Peter Malone, r. 8^4

Sherwood
" & Blakely (Wallace M. Brooks and James
M. Blakely), printers, 25, 7th
je®"Brooks. See Brookes
Brooman George H., carpenter, r. 263 Clara
4®~Brooman. See Broman
Brophey Edmund, liquors, 539 Pacific
Brophy Arthur G., truckman Pac. Transfer Co.,
r. 911'^ Mission
" Charles J., foreman Pac. Transfer Co., r. 11
Elsie
James, r. 667 Minna
James, fireman, r. 41 Pacific
Jennie Miss, r. 1205 Sutter
John, driver truck 6, r. 1025 Oak
John H.. r. 118 Shotwell
John T., r. 237, 9th
Morris J., electrician, r. 1327 Minna
M. T.,r. 1205 Sutter

Stephen S., woodcarver, r. 2600 Mission
Thomas E., liquors, 235, 9th, r. 237, 9th
William F., policeman, r. 226, 2d Av
Broquet Jean, barber, 649 Broadway
Brorsen Ole, salesman W. R. Larzelere Commis-
sion Co., r. 112214 Treat Av
Bros Paul, r. 5 Bartol
Brosca Eugenie, widow, r. 15 Ford
Broschosky Frederick, cooper Andrew Carl, r.

cor Sacramento and Drumm
BroseEmil, molder Vulcan Iron Wks., r. 215
Moulton Av
•' Henry, carpenter, r. NE cor Chestnut and

Fillmore
" Max, machinist Michael O'Brien, r. 2810
Octavia
Brosek John, r. 1435, 26th

Brosetti Andrew, r. cor Crocker Av and New
Hyde

Brosi Gottlob E., r. 25 Rondell PI
Brosius August F., bookbinder Mysell-Rollins
Co., r. 408, 23d
" Bertha, widow, r. 1208 Clay
Brosnan Dennis, laborer, r. 7 Harrison Av
" E., machinist Bay City Iron Wks
" J., r. 28 Turk

" J. Miss, saleslady Hale Bros., r. 117, 27th
" James, laborer, r. 530, 3d
" James A., bookkeeper, r. 150b Tehama
" James I., teamster, r. 814, 15th
" Jeremiah, hostler Spring Valley W. W., r.

7 Harrison Av
" Jeremiah, stonecutter, r. 761 Harrison
•' John, conductor Sutter St. Ry., r. 1320 Fil-
bert
" John D., printer, r. 150b Tehama
•' Thomas, liquors, 404, 4th, r. 761 Harrison
" William, miner, r. 260i/^ Clara
Bross George, barber, r. 930 Powell
" George, foreman William C. Brown Co., r.

411 Bryant
" Henry J., barber, I6O214 Grove, r. 1609
Grove
J8iB"Bross. See Broz
Brossman William C, jeweler Shreve & Co., r.

Oakland
Brotchie George F., foreman foundry Risdon I.

and L. Wks., r. 1000 Van Ness Av
Brothers Amos J., clerk master of transporta-
tion's office S. P. Co., 4 Montgomery, r.
Berkeley
" Frank, driver, r. 728 Minna
" Joseph, molder Risdon I. & L. Wks., r.
Alameda
Brotherton Edna Miss, nurse, r. 2227 Geary
" Lucy R., widow, r. 2227 Geary
" R. Henry, stenographer Bonestell & Co., r.

2227 Geary
" Robert, carpenter and builder, 409 Kearny
and insurance adjuster, 439 California, r.
1721 Vallejo
" Thomas W. Mrs., furnished rooms, 925
Hyde
Brouchoud Joseph, clerk Herbert F. Dugan, r.
" Joseph F., glass stainer, 1111, 25th

1111, 25th
'< Pascal, clerk, r. 1111, 25th
Brouders Jane, widow, r. 7 Avery
Brouge Charles, gardener Louis H. Pattet, r.

Nebraska nr Cortland Av
Brouger George, artist, r. 120, 10th
Brough L. Miss, saleslady Hale Bros., r. 323

Taylor
Broughall John J., mechanical engineer Risdon

I. & L. Wks., r. Grand Hotel
Brougham John J., r. 312 Green
" John J. Jr., clerk freight auditor's dept. S.
P. Co., r. 312 Green
Broughton Emma C. Miss, r. 631 Haight
" John, waiter str Australia
" Mary Mrs., liquors, 308 Tehama
" Maud A. Miss, r. 631 Haight
Brouillard Mederise Mrs., dressmaker, r. 137

Ivy Av
Brount Simon, r. 2614 Scott
Brousset Annie Miss, laundress M. Charles

Bernestat, r. 407, 3d
Browder Joseph E., messenger Edison Light &

Power Co., r. 1025 Fair Oaks
Browell Charles P., clerk Jeremiah Browell, r.
217 Lombard
" Frank, clerk Jeremiah Browell, r. 4 Julius
" James H., calker, r. 1716 Dupont
Browell Jeremiah, contractor and builder,
patent chimneys, sewer pipes, etc., 727
Montgomery, r. 217 Lombard
*" Joseph H., laborer, r. 302, 6th
" Josie, widow, r. 240 Montgomery
" Robert, clerk Jeremiah Browell, r. 217

Lombard
" Robert, wireworker West Coast W. & I.
Wks., r. 1716 Dupont
Brower A., lineman Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r. 617
Lombard
" Andrew J., r. 15 Scott PI
" Andrew J. Jr., porter M. Brown & Sons, r.

15 Scott PI
- Anna, widow, r. 424 Grove

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Brower Benjamin T. (Brower Bros.), r. 22Y2 Scott
PI

» Brothers (Benjamin T. and George W.),
milk dealers, 34 Scott PI

" George, cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 1530 Ken-
tucky

" George W. (Brower Bros.), r. 15 Scott PI

BROWER HENRY 0.,

manufacturer and dealer granite
monuments, vaults, etc., 343 Phelan
Bldg, r. 438 Castro

Brower James M., printer Call, r. 907V2 Powell
" John G., foreman Wetmore, Bowen Co., r.

15 Scott PI
" Louis T., secretary Novelty Machine Wks.,

119 Main, r. Berkeley
" Marshall W., clerk Pernau Bros. & Pitts

Co., r. 438 Castro
" Max, tailor Rosenblum & Abraham, r. 410

Eddy
" Robert, r. 1008 Brannan
" Robert H., lineman Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r.

15 Scott PI
" Samuel H., clerk oar accountant S. P. Co.,

r. 7131/2 Grove
4®= Brower. See Brauer
Brown Aaron H., student, r. 448, 24th
" Abbie, widow, r. 613, 7th
" Abe L. (M. Brown & Sons), r. 1400 Sutter
" Abraham (Brown Bros. & Co.), r. The

Baldwin
" Abraham, merchant, r. 2202 California
" Abraham L., gripman Market St. Ry., r.

1188 Haight
" Ada F. Miss, teacher sewing and cooking

Cogswell Polytechnic College, r. 813

Valencia
Brown Adelaide, physician and surgeon, office

and r. 1212 Sutter
" Albert, butcher Henry Eggert, r. 228 Fil-
bert
" Albert, clerk local freight office S. P. Co.,

r. 4 Vernon PI
" Albert, dental student William A.

Knowles, r. 407 Grove
" Albert, laundryman,r. S s 16th bet Potrero

Av and York
" Albert G. (Grunnagle, Engish & Co.), r.

Oakland
" Albert F., electrician, r. 617 Lombard
Brown Albert V., dentist, 104 Turk, r. 323 Hill
" Albert W., clerk local freight ofQce S. P.

Co., r. 448, 34th
" Albert W., salesman, r. 434b 18th
" Alexander (Brown & Burns), r. Haywards,

Alameda Co.
" Alexander, driver Market St. Ry., r. San

Bruno Av nr Silver Av
" Alexander, laborer, r. 11% Shasta
" Alexander O., carpenter, r. 106 Bennington
" Alexander W., ship joiner, r. 645 Folsom
" Alexis L., clerk C. F. Weber & Co., r. 1025

Golden Gate Av
" Alfred, barber, 26121/2 Mission
" Alfred, barber Charles Hoffman, r. 989

Howard
" Alfred, driver, r. 7 Elizabeth
" Alfred, pianos, 2016 Market, r. 29, 13th
" Alice Miss, cloak maker, r. 1318 Kearny
" Alice Miss, nurse St. Luke's Hospital
" Alice, domestic, 3201 Pacific Av
" Alonzo F., traveling salesman Cal. Powder

Works, r. 513'/4 Bush
» A. M. Mrs., widow, r. 1025A Post
" Ambrose A., physician, 2IO614 Post
" Andrew, laborer, r. cor 16th and Alabama
" Andrew, salesman, r. 1222 Sacramento
" Andrew, salesman H. S. Crocker Co., r.

East Oakland
•' Andrew A., merchandise broker, 203 Mar-
ket, r. 2008 Devisadero
« Andrew E., machinist, r. 71 Clipper
" Andrew W., machinist, r. 2203 Fulton
" Ann, widow, r. 645 Folsom
" Anna, widow, r. 1025 Post
" Annie M., widow, r. 1908 Sutter
" Annie M. Mrs., teacher music, 29, 13th
" Anthony T., carpenter, r. 1 Gardner

W.&J. SLOANE&CC,

POI^TIEI^ES.

Largest Assortment on the Coast.
©41-45-4-7 jy\SLrU.&t St.

Brown Archibald, r. 4 Octavia
" Archie, glue maker, r. 730 Minna
" Arthur C, designer and embroiderer, 1368

Market, r. 1736 Eddy
" Arthur F., clerk, r. 117 CoUingwood
" Arthur M., with Brown, Craig & Co., r.

Alameda
" August, laborer, r. 4 Roach
" Augusta Miss, school teacher, r. 2234

Pacific Av
" B. Allen, architect, 97 Donohoe Bldg, r. 438

Golden Gate Av
" Barbara Mrs., dressmaking, 919b Jackson

rear
" B. C. Mrs., r. 935 York
" Benjamin A., r. 1034 Pine
" Bernard C. (Charles Brown & Son), r. 1143

Geary
" Bertha Miss, student, r. 929i/4, 19th
" Betsy Miss, dressmaker, r. 710 California
" B. M. Mrs., dressmaking, 8% Golden Gate

Av
" B. O., r. 3 Chatham PI
" Brainard C, stenographer Master in Chan-
cery U. S. Circuit Court, 8 Mills Bldg,

10th floor, r. Alameda
Brown Brothers & Co. (B. Sheideman and A.

and R. Brown), manufacturers clothing

and agents Oregon City Woolen Mills,

121-123 Sansome
" C, stableman Westerfeld's Bakery, r. 8

West Mission
" Calvin, civil engineer, r. 710 Capp
" Calvin D., dentist, 4481^4 Valencia, r. 813

Valencia
" Carl G., student, r. 332 Hill
" Caroline Miss, compositor, r. 334 Golden

Gate Av
•' Carrie Miss, dressmaking, 1141 Valencia
" Carrie Miss, nurse King's Daughters'

Home, 217 Francisco
" Cash, waiter, r. 214 Ellis
" Catherine, widow, r. 310 Tehama
" Catherine, widow, r. 548 Natoma
" C. Elwood, capitalist, r. 3201 Pacific Av
" C. F., carpenter, r. Bemis nr Mateo
" Charles (Charles Brown & Son), r. 1143

Geary
" Charles (Smith & Brown), r. 12 Ellis
" Charles, baker Westerfeld's Bakery, r. 511

Stevenson
" Charles, barber, 537 Montgomery Av, r.

62614 Lombard
" Charles, bootblack, SW cor Mission and

East
" Charles, carpenter, r. 650b Jessie
" Charles, clerk J. H. Medau, r. 32 Harriet
" Charles, cook, r. 651 Vallejo
" Charles, driver Farnsworth & Ruggles, r.

338, 18th
" Charles, engineer tugboat J. H. Redmond,

r. 1510 Mason
" Charles, expressman, r. 4 Elizabeth
" Charles, gardener The Oliver
" Charles, laborer, r. 10 Stockton PI
" Charles, laborer, r. 45 Everett
" Charles, laborer, r. 335 Beale
" Charles, laborer, r. 612 Hermann
" Charles, laundryman City and County

Hospital
" Charles, master mariner, r. 1129 Shotwell
" Charles, porter, r. 118, 1st
" Charles, salesman, r. 23281^ Harrison
" Charles, ship liner, r. 1215 Green
" Charles, teamster, r. 737 Minna
" Charles, teamster, r. Congdon nr Nye

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Brown Charles, watchman Joshua Hendy Ma-
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" Charles, water tender str Corona, r. 1603

Polk
" Charles Mrs., widow, r. 240 Dolores
Brown Charles & Son (Charles and Bernard C),
stoves, furnaces and kitchen supplies,
807 Market
" Charles A., teamster, r. 33 Garden
" Charles B., school teacher, r. 825 Mission
" Charles C, baker, r. 1119 Montgomery
" Charles E., asst. general baggage agent
S. P. Co., 4 Montgomery, r. 2837 Jackson
" Charles E., engineers. F. Gas Light Co., r.

2922 Laguna
" Charles F., carpenter, r. 724 Valencia
" Charles F., clerk H. Huddleston & Co., r.

2328 Harrison
" Charles F., laborer, r. 425, 30th
" Charles H., laborer, r. 525i/4 Howard
Brown Charles H., dentist, 104 Turk
" Charles M., carpenter, r, 2806'^ Howard
" Charles M., expressman, r. 4 Elizabeth
" Charles N., clerk postofBce, r. Alameda
" Charles N., engineer, r. 560 Howard
" Charles O. Rev., D. D., pastor First Congre-
gational Church, r. 1703 Geary
" Charles W., gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 34
Austin
Brown Charlotte Blake, physician and surgeon,
office and n. 1212 Sutter
" C. L., clerk U. S. Customs, r. 1632d Fell
" C. L., musician, r. 39, 4th
" Clara T., widow, r. 2203 Mission
" Clara V., widow, r. 1318 Kearny
" Clive A., bookkeeper B. F. Barton & Co., r.
606 Capp

BROWN, CRAIG & CO.

(Edward Brown and Homer A. Craig),
general insurance agents, 407-409
Montgomery-
Brown C. W., inspector S. P. Co., r. 3203 Fulton
" Daniel, carpenter, r. 2508 Bryant Av
" Daniel, laborer, r. 6281^ Natoma
" Daniel, policeman, r. I6O414 Lexington Av
" Daniel Mrs., widow, r. 25 Hermann
" Daniel C, solicitor American Wringer Co.,

r. 1.501, 24th
" Daniel J., groceries and liquors, 33 High-
land Av
" David, carpenter, r. 632 San Jose Av
" David, carpenter, r. 1331 Lombard
" David, carpenter, r. 1611 Lexington Av
" David, laborer, r. 504 Napa
■' David, painter, r. 431!4 Linden Av
" David, teamster, r. S s Sierra nr Minnesota
" David, with Miller & Lux, r. 7 Liberty
" David A., bookkeeper Cal. Elec. Wks., r.

803 Turk
" David A., insurance, r. 718 Leavenworth
" David C, grainer, r. 4a Alemany
" David J., clerk E. K. Wood Lumber Co., r.

Mission opp China Av
" David N., seaman, r. 38 Sacramento
" Douglass, mining, r. Palace Hotel
" Edmund F., manager The California Rural

World, 49, 1st, r.731 Waller
" Edward, r. SVi Larkin
Brown Edward (Brown, Craig & Co.), r. Ala-
meda
" Edward, molder Joshua Hendy Machine

Wks., r. 136 Francisco
" Edward, switchman, r. 530, 3d
" Edward, waiter, r. 704 Howard
" Edward C, clerk, r. 1318 Kearny

Brown Edward C, tinner W. S. Ray Mfg. Co., r.

811 Leavenworth
" Edward D., telegraph operator, r. 134, 12th
" Edward I., purser str J. D. Peters, r.

Stockton, Cal.
" Edward J., driver Farns worth & Ruggles,

r. 221 Fair Oaks
" Edward L., bookkeeper, r. 515, 24th
" Edward M.. printer, r. 334, 8th
" Edward S., switchman, r. 715 Howard
" Edward T., bottler Standard Soda Water

Wks., r. 12081/2 Valencia
" Edward W., salesman J. H. Newbauer &

Co., r. 31 Cook
" Edwin C, clerk Bancroft-Whitney Co., r.

31 Cook
" Edwin J., laundryman, 327, 6th, r. 114, 14th
" Effle Miss, saleslady, r. 1317 Clay
" E. J., traveling salesman Tillmann & Ben-
del, r. Oakland
" Elijah W., teamster, r. 433!^ Ivy Av
" Eliza, widow, r. 1517 Noe
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 208 Perry
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 219, 23d
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 721 Brannan
" Elizabeth Miss, r. 32I14 Broadway
" Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker, r. 1517 Noe
" Elizabeth Miss, nurse S. F. Nursery for

Homeless Children
" Elizabeth D. Miss, principal Willard Free

Kindergarten, r. Alameda
" Ellen, widow, r. 20 Shotwell
" Ellen, widow, r. 809 Buchanan
■' Ellen Mrs., r. Our Ladys' Home
" Elmer F.. gripman, r. 315, 1st Av
" Elmore W., r. 20 Perry
" Emanuel, cook George Peters, r. 1534 Mar-
ket
"■ Emanuel, laborer Silviera & Vieana, r. 810,

15th Av South
" E. Marion, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 736a

Valencia
" Emma, widow, r. 1440 Leavenworth
" Emma, widow, r. 1535 Powell
" Emma Mrs., dressmaking, 910 Harrison
" Emma M., widow, r. 1440 Leavenworth
" Esther, widow, r. 807 California
" Esther Miss (Brown & Turner), r. 28 Haight
' Eugene, butcher, r. 2633 Post
" Eugene H., clerk local freight ofQce S. P.

Co., r. 2203 Fulton
" F., laborer, r. 539 Sacramento
" F., porter, r. 737 Howard
" Felix G., clerk, r. 336 Sutter
" F. G., clerk Pac. Transfer Co., r. 20 Sutter
" F. J., motorman Market St. Ry., r. 1634

Ellis
" Frank, r. 600 Fulton
" Frank, baker, r. 16 White
" Frank, bartender Peter Conaty
" Frank, compositor S. F. News Letter, r.

407 Grove
" Frank, cook G. Hink & Co., r. 903'^ Valencia
" Frank, milker Willey Bros., r. Tara nr San

Jose Road
" Frank, painter, r. 722 Laguna
" Frank, salesman Friedman & Rogers, r. 110

Taylor
" Frank A., trunk maker Hirschf elder &

Meaney, r. 221 Fair Oaks
" Frank G., butcher, r. 919b Jackson
" Frank H., driver George K. Robinson, r.

923'/2 Howard
Brown Frank L., agent Washburn & Moen

Manufacturing Co. (Worcester, Mass.),

8-10 Pine, r. Oakland
" Frank M., house decorator, r. 517 Birch Av
" Frank S., portrait artist, r. 332d 12th
" Frederick, barber Joseph Brunner
" Frederick, porter Greenbaum & Co., r. 113

Olive Av
" Frederick, stationery and notions, 340

Geary
" Frederick A., expressman, NW cor Steuart

and Howard, r. 1125 Florida
" Frederick A., salesman Del Monte Milling

Co.
" Frederick L., coffee roaster Jessup & Pope,

r. 6 Merritt

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Brown Frederick T., sergeant police, r. 2304

Webster
" Frederick W., clerk, r. 1235 Golden Gate Av
" Frederick W., master mariner, r. 846

Mission
" George, cigar dealer, r. 139, 4tli
" George, liquors, 122 Leidesdorff, r. 119

Montgomery Block
" George, mei'cliant, r. 1440 Jackson
" George, millliand Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 2

Michigan
" George, operator S. F. Dist. Tel. Co., r. 19

Rausch
" George, porter The Oberon
" George, school teacher, r. 818, 21st
" George, stevedore, r. 228 Filbert
" George, workman U. S. Mint, r. East Berke-
ley
" George A. (Brown & Nicol), r. 1009 Green
" George A., salesman J. J. 0'Brien& Co.,

r. 1010 Natoma
" George A., traveler A. I. Hall & Son, r.

Alameda
'■ George C, compositor, r. 228 Filbert
" George E., carpenter, r. 650 Jessie
" George E., clerk F. A. Week Co., r. 407

Grove
" George E., pressman S. F. Newspaper

Union, r. Oakland
" George E., water tender str Alameda
" George F., hoseman Engine 15, r. 1440 Jack-
son
" George F., chef Original Creamery, r. 903V^

Valencia
" George G., clerk local freight office S. P.

Co., r. 1109 Treat Av
" George G., clerk Robinson & Knox, r. 4

Octavia
Brown George H., assistant superintendent

California Market, r. 2705 Sutter
" George J. Mrs., r. 929^4, 19th
Brown George L., manager Mineral Land Co.

and president Lethnet Water & Land

Co., 819 Market, room 45, r. East Oakland
" George L., shoemaker T. F. Plath, r. 803i4

Stockton
" George O., jewelry, 137 Montgomery, r.

1610 Grove
" George O., policeman, r. 1103 Montgomery
" George W., barber, r. 316, 3d
" George W., janitor Shiels' Bldg., r. 3 Bur-

goyne PI
" George W., livery and sale stable, 185-187

Stevenson, r. 1730 Eddy
" George W., master mariner, 9 Mission, r.

George W., messenger Mayor's office, r.

1715 LeaveViworth
George W., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.,

George W., teamster X L Dairy Co., r. 2329a
Harrison

G. L., gripman Sutter St. Ry., r. 2503 Sut-
ter

H., flremanstr Santa Rosa

Hamilton n ., porter Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. 722 O'Farrell

Hannah, widow, r. The (Lick) Old Ladies'
Hqme

Hanorah, widow, r. 45 Palmer

Harriet B. Mrs., dressmaking, 901A Larkin

Harry, clerk, r. I6O91/2 Baker

Harry, laborer, r. 506 Napa

Harry, seaman, r. Army opp Howard

Harry, surfman South Side Life Saving
Station, Ocean Beach nr Ocean Side
House

Harry H., painter Edward Norman, r. 544
Sanchez

Harry H., with Charles Brown & Son, r. 1143
Geary

Harvey Jr., with Vina Distillery, r. Oak-
land

Harvey L. (Brown &Tuttle), r. Denver, Col.

Harvey S., attorney law dept. S. P. Co., 4
Montgomery, r. Oakland

Hattie A. Mrs., r. 314 Eureka

H. B. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 901a Larkin

Helen, widow, r. 20 Shotwell

iW.W. MONTAGUE & CO,

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For Town Water Works, Hydraulic Mining

and Irrigation.

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Brown Henrietta Mrs., r. 114, 11th

•' Henrietta E. Mrs., secretary Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, 132 Mc-
Allister

" Henrietta H. Mrs., physician, 846 Mission

" Henry, cellarman Lachman & Jacobi, r.
765 Mission

" Henry, deckhand, r. 803 Mason

" Henry, elevator man Palace Hotel, r. 134
Haight

" Henry, expressman, r. 913 Filbert

" Henry, laborer, r. 301 Michigan

" Henry, machinist M. A. Graham, r. Oak-
land

" Henry, salesman, r. 532li Linden Av

" Henry, seaman, r. 1003 Battery

" Henry A., paying teller Wells, Fargo &
Co.'s Bank, r. 1212 Sutter

" Henry C. teamster Von Ronn, Hencke &
Lorsbach, r. 1814 O'Farrell
Brown Henry E., manager Western Transfer
and Storage Co., 306 Front, r. 1438Folsom

" Henry J., expressman, r. 7 Elizabeth

" Henry J., shoecutter, r. .332 San Jose Av

" Henry J., teamster, r. 1440 Jackson

" Henry M., barber Dumas & Dickers, r. 1429

" Henry R., machinist, 328 Bush

" Henry W., attorney at law, 12 Montgomery,

rooms 13-14, r. Colma, San Mateo Co.
" Herbert, merchant, r. 311 Taylor
" Herbert H., student W. S. Goodfellow, r.

Alameda
" Hiram, master mariner, r. 134 McAllister
" Homer P., clerk Welch & Co., r. Alameda
" Horace B., undertaker Halsted & Co., r.

3616a 16th
" Horace P. (Brown & Craddock), r. 1014, 17th
" Howard L., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.,

r. 331 Hayes
" Ida Miss, r. 7 Fulton
" Irasoh C, carpenter, r. 6.34 Guerrero
" Irving, extraman Engine 30, r. 5th Av nr C
" Isaac W. W., clerk str St. Paul
" Isabel R., teacher James Lick Grammar
School, r. 31 Cook
Brown Isidor I., attorney at law, 28-30 Mills
Bldg, 7th floor, r. 1143 Geary
" J., porter Coghill & Kohn, r. Oakland
" J., teamster Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 725^4

Minna
" Jacob, bakery, 944V4 Harrison
" Jacob B., barber, 202 Jackson
" James, agent Corralitos Paper Mill, 109

California, room 15, r. 521 Post
" James, boatswain revenue cutter Bear
" James, clerk, r.415V2 Tehama
" James, cooper F. P. Schuster, r. 427 Va-
lencia
" James, hostler, r. 204V4, 21st
" James, insurance, r. 1019 Bush
" James, laborer, r. 2 Michigan
" James, salesman, r.912V4 Pierce
" James, shoemaker, r. 631 Sacramento
" James, shoemaker Patrick Donovan, r. 1061

Folsom
" James, switchman, r. 425 Fremont
•' James, teamster, r. 7 Gilbert
" James, teamster, r. 321'^ Broadway
" James, with Waterbury Watch Co., r. 412

Post
" James Mrs., widow, r. 415V2 Tehama
Brown James A., dentist, 104 Turk, r. 323 Hill
" James A., glass blower, r. 613, 7th
" James B., liquors, 16i^ Folsom, r. 503 Fol-
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Brown James C, carpenter and builder, 132

" James C, clerk Louis Vincent, r. 1440 Jack-
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' ' James C. , mining engineer, 318 Safe Deposit
Bldg, r. Oakland
Brown James D., manager The Yost Writing
Machine Agency, Caligraph Typewriter
Agency and United typewriter and
Supplies Co., 413 Montgomery, r. 1206
Leavenworth

" James E., editor and proprietor San Fran-
cisco Vindicator (weekly), 933 Clay

■' James E., painter, 414^^, 17th

" James G., r. 1503 Dolores

" James L., leverman Sutter St. Ry., r. 1839
Polk

" James M. (Johnson <& Brown), r. cor Japan
Av and Madrid

" James Nash (Brown & Eyre), r. NW cor
Jackson and Pierce
Brown James P., editor The Wave, 220-222
Crocker Bldg, r. Lick House ■iitid

" James S., r. 927 O'Farrell

•' Jane, widow, r. 903 Treat Av

" J. C, r. 1111 Post
Brown J. Dalzell, secretary and treasurer Cali-
fornia Safe Deposit and Trust Co., SE
cor California and Montgomery, r. 2112
Green

" Jeanette, widow, r. Point Lohos nr Cliff
House

" Jeanette Miss, clerk, r. 1217 Clay

" Jennie, widow, r. 1517!^ Leavenworth

" Jerome J., carrier postofQce, r. 1025Vi
Natoma

" Jesse, chief engineer str Capt. Weber

" Jesse W., r. 3616a 16th

" Jesse W . , mining engineer, r. 711 Geary rear

" Jessie Miss, dressmaker. Point Lobos nr
Cliff House

" John, r. 721 Bush

" John, r. 847 Harrison

" John, r. 942 Mission

" John, asphaltum worker, r. 853a Folsom
rear

" John, baker, r. 1225 Green

" John, bricklayer, r. 27 Perry

" John, butcher, r. 138 Silver

" John, butcher Thomas Hancock, r. 31, 9th

" John, carpenter, r. 314 Ivy Av

" John, cook, r. 57 Minna

" John, laborer, r. 2 Michigan

" John, laborer, r. 6 Montgomery Court

" John, laborer, r. 92 West Mission

" John, laborer, r. 411 Sansome

" John, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 739, 4th

" John, molder Joshua Hendy Machine Wks.,
r. 136 Francisco

" John, porter Wittenberg & Boese, r. 174
Jessie

" John, printer, r. 1432 Larkin

" John, seaman, r. 66 Oregon

" John, seaman, r. 272 Brannan

" John, sexton Calvary Presbyterian Church,
r. 724b Turk

" John, stableman Guadaloupe Dairy Co., r.
San Bruno Av nr 15th Av South

" John, teamster, r. 33 Ecker

" John, teamster, r. 1222 Kearny

•' John, teamster Alms House

" John, watchman Pac. Pine Lumber Co., r.

" John A., candy, 693 McAllister, r. 1337, 25th
•' John A,, clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 221
Sanchez

Brown John A., marker White Star Laundry, r.
1443 Harrison
" John B., r. 3616a 16th

" John B., keeper Bonita Point Light Sta-
tion
" John B., seaman, r. 1001 Battery
" John C, molder Atlas I. Wks., r. 14 Clinton

Park
" John F., compositor George Spaulding &

Co., r. 1514 Broadway
" John F., opener U. S. Customs, r. 3 Lick

Alley
" John F. Jr., clerk McNutt, Kahn & Co., r.

1422 Larkin
" John J., r. 321% Broadway
" John J., seaman, r. 530, 3d
" JohnK., master str Oakland, r. Alameda
" John O., messenger U. S. Engineer, r. 919b

Jackson
'■ John P., fireman Western Sugar Refinery,

r. E s Pennsylvania Av nr Butte
" JohnQ. Jr., asst. clerk Board of Supervi-
sors, r. 1001 Pine
" John R., r. 216, 19th
" John R., carpenter, r. 1601 Geary
" John R., glass blower, r. 613, 7th
" John S. (Brown & Adams), r. Alameda
" John S., miner, r. NE cor 14th and Sanchez
Brown John W., superintendent Golden State
and Miners' Iron Works, 231-251, 1st, r.
Alameda
" Joseph, clerk S. Cohen, r. 315 Austin
■' Joseph, gardener, r. 112b 14th
" Joseph, hostler Bailey, Weller & Neave, r.

4 Rose PI
" Joseph, merchant, r. 117 Pierce
" Joseph, printer, r. 1106 Mason
" Joseph, restaurant, r. 1024 Powell
" Joseph, vaquero Poly, Heilbron & Co., r.
15th Av South nrP

A., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.
611 Pine

A., machine hand Hobbs, Wall &
Co", r. 228 Filbert
Joseph B., clerk Hawley Bros. Hardware

Co.,r. 1817Broderick
Joseph F., shoemaker, r. 7 Brooks
Joseph G., accountant Painter & Co., r. 119

Fillmore
Joseph H., clerk, r. 1400 Sutter
Joseph H., druggist Frank T. Green, r. 234

Haight
Joseph H., teamster, r. 14 Ellis
Joseph M., carpenter, r. 826 Folsom
Joseph S., clerk Kohlberg, Strauss & Froh-

man, r. 426, 23d
Joseph v., stevedore, r. 219i/4 Harrison
Josephine A., widow, r. 1022'/i Larkin
Josiah P., bookkeeper Brown & Power, r.

432 Turk
Josie, domestic, 1200 Golden Gate Av
Judson, barber Elisha T. Wheeler, r. 1658

Market
Julia, widow, nurse, r. 2619 Sutter
Julius, checker Palace Hotel, r. 1051 Mis-
sion
Kate, widow, r. 905 Francisco
Kate, widow, janitress S. F. Polyclinic
Kate Miss, nurse, r. 1827 Polk
Katherine, widow, r. 314 Turk
Kittle Miss, bookkeeper Adelsdorfer &.

Brandenstein
Lawrence L., inspector U. S. Customs, r.

47 South Park
Lemuel A., teamster Albert E. Buckman,.

r. 55 Belcher
Leo A., plate printer H. S. Crocker Co., r.

Berkeley
Leon, salesman John B. Muirhead,r. 91,9th
Leonard E., piessman E. A. Janssen & Co..

r. 1008 Jackson
Lewis, capitalist, office 121-123 Sansome,

r. 834 O'Farrell
Lizzie, widow, dressmaker, r. 502 Post
Lizzie Miss, r. 633 O'Farrell
Lizzie Mrs., r. 721 Brannan
Lizzie J. Miss, trained nurse, r. 1426 Cali-
fornia
Lockie Miss, nurse, r. 1109 Van Ness Av

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Brown Lottie Miss, milliner, 599 Ellis
" Louis, conductor Market St. Ry., r.

" Louis, mercliant tailor, 9, 9th, r. 1114

Stevenson
" Louis D., carpenter, r. 1318 Dupont
^' Louis F., student, r. 511 Devisadero
" Louis T., clerk Jeremiah J. Sullivan, r. cor

Sagamore and Capitol
^' Louise, widow, r. The (Lick) Old Ladies'

Home
" Lucile Miss, teacher Maria Kip Orphan-
age, r. 638 Folsom
" Lucinda Mrs., dressmaking, 139 Post, r.

Berkeley
" Lucy, widow, r. Bennington nr Cortland Av
" Lucy D. Mrs., dressmaker, r. NE cor 14th
and Sanchez
Brown Lucy E. Miss, trained nurse and pro-
prietor Private Home for Invalids, 630
Sutter
Brown M. & Sons (Morris and Abe L.), manu-
facturers and dealers paper, paper bags
and twine, 414-416 Clay
" Mamie F. Miss, photographer, r. 20 Shot-
well
" Manuel E., clerk Harry Adolph, r. 635 Mer-
chant
" Margaret, widow, r. 16 White
" Margaret, widow, r. 138 Silver
" Margaret, widow, r. 32IV2 Broadway
" Margaret, widow, r. 1416 Broadway
" Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. 938 Valencia
" Margaret Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home
" Margaret G., widow, r. 139 Chestnut
" Mark E., wool sorter, r. 13 Gilbert rear
" Martha, widow, laundress, r. 930 Jackson
" Martin, plumber Charles Downes, r. 7 Eliza-
beth
" Martin A., porter M. Brown & Sons, r. 1047

Mission
•' Mary, widow, r. 7 Elizabeth
" Mary, widow, r. 40 Moss
■' Mary, widow, r. 334 Golden Gate Av
" Mary, widow, r. 1123 Bryant
" Mary, widow, r. 10th Av South bet G and H
" Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 1133 Bryant
" Mary Miss, glove maker, r. 1517 Noe
" Mary Miss, milliner, r. 605 Geary
" Mary Miss, photographer Brown's Photo-
graph Gallery, r. 30 Shotwell
" Mary Miss, shirt cutter, r. 743 Harrison
" Mary Mrs., r. 106, 11th
" Mary Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home
" Mary A., widow, r. 216, 19th
" Mary A. Mrs., r. 231 Fair Oaks
" Mary A., domestic, 623 Ellis
" Mary E., widow, r. 1034 Pine
" Mary E., widow, r. 1209 Steiner
" Mary J. Miss, dressmaker, r. 27 Perry
" Mary L. Miss, teacher Franklin Grammar

School, r. 600 Octavia
" Matthew, expi-essman, r. 1422 Broadway
" Matthew D., bookkeeper local freight offlce

S. P. Co.,r. 314Haight
" Max, (Brown & Kasser) r. 1309 Eddy
" Max M., with Charles Brown & Son, r. 1143

Geary
" McKenzie K., porter, r. 370 Natoma
" M. E. Miss, stenographer W. B. Sumner &

Co., r. Oakland
" Michael, excursion agent Santa Fe RR., 644

Market, r. 246 Chattanooga
' Michael, hoseman Engine 16, r. S s Sierra

nr Michigan
" Michael J., bricklayer, r. 3 Lick Alley
" Michael M., cooper Union Fruit Grader, r.

7 Comme roial
" Minnie, domestic, 1133 California
" Morris (M. Brown & Sons), r. 1400 Sutter
" Morris, saloon keeper, r. 1065 Market
" Morris, waiter, r. 613 Pine

Mortlock, coppersmith, r. 51 Louisa

Brown Moses P. (W. B. Sumner

secretary Sumner Tanning
Front, r. Oakland
" Myron M., engineer, r. 13 Mason
" Nathan H., clerk, r. 925 Larkin
" Neil, engineer S. F. Bridge Co.

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Brown Nellie, widow, r. 1217 Clay
" Nellie Miss, shoefitter, r. 331 Fair Oaks
" Nellie C. Miss, stenographer and type-
writer, r. 20 Shotwell
" Nettie Mrs., teacher elocution, r. 2038

Scott
" Nettie E. S., widow, r. 730 Minna
" Nicholas, laborer, r. 3 Lick Alley
" Nicholas C, leader orchestra People's

Palace, r. 13a Harriet
" Nina Miss, cloak maker, r. 1318 Kearny
" N. J., clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r. Oak-
land
" O. J., agent, r. 529 Sacramento
" Otto, proprietor S. F. Pattern Wks., 110-112

Beale, r. 319% Guerrero
" Owen, r. 1534 Devisadero
" Patrick, laborer, r. 443 Jessie
" Patrick, laborer, r. 603 Geary
" Patrick, miller J. A. Folger & Co., r. 1330

Natoma
■' Patrick, stevedore, r. 363, 3d
" Patrick, teamster E. Peabody & Co., r.

1248 Montgomery
" Paul, bartender, r. 133 Eddy
" Percy J., bookkeeper Dolbeer & Carson, r.

Alameda
" Percy B , superintendent construction Pac.

Tel. & Tel. Co., r. 2405 Larkin
" Percy H., barber, 127 Eddy
" Peter, carpenter, 1311 Bush, r. 630 McAl

lister
" Peter, housemover, r. UOO Powell
" Peter, laborer, r. 9 Rincon Av
" Peter, waiter Alexander Pantages, r. 121,

5th
" Peter J., molder Whyte & De Rome, r. 27

Perry
" Peter L. (Brown & Johnson), r. 431 Noe
" P. H., barber, r. 510a Jessie
" Philip, r. 338 Filbert
Brown Philip King, physician, r. 1213 Sutter
" Philip T., manager Am. Dis. Tel., 3 Golden

Gate Av, r. 1811a Steiner
'• Philip F., superintendent State Harbor

Commissioners' dredgers and towboats,

ofaceClay St. Wharf (pier No. 1), r. 15%

Liberty
" P. R., waiter, r. 1006 Clay
" R., laborer Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 3118 Fill-
more
" Rachael J. Miss, dressmaker, r. 30 Alpine
" Ralph (Brown Bros. & Co.), r. New York
" Ralph, cashier G. Hink & Co., r. 39 Grant

Av
" Ralph, hardware, r. Hotel Pleasanton
" Raymond E., carpet layer, r. 1331 Lombard
" R. B., motorman Market St. Ry., r. 813 Oak
" Richard, engineer W. W. Montague & Co.
" Richard Mrs., recording secretary King's

Daughters' Home for Incurables, r. 2535

Lombard
" Richard J., janitor Diocesan House, r. 731

California
" Richard F., fireman, r. 16 White
" Richard H., miner, r. 1433 Pacific
" Richard M., butcher Hammond & Brod, r.

312 Eddy
" Riley, clerk, r. Hackmeier's Hotel
" R. Nelson, r. 3323 Washington
" Robert, candy maker Louis Saroni & Co!,

r. 31 Julian Av
" Robert, carpenter, r. 17a 6th
" Robert, carpenter, r. 800 Kearny
" Robert C, clerk, r. 1035 Golden Gate Av
" Robert C, electrician, r. 131% Castro

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Brown Eohert H., candy maker, r. 21 Aileen Av
" Robert J., r. Wisconsin nr 20th
" Robert J., clerk, r. 425 Hayes
•' Robert M.. clerk freight auditor's dept. S.

P. Co., r. Oakland
" Robert M. Mrs., teacher music, r. 1615 La-

guna
" Robert T., clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 320

Ellis
" Roland G., stock and bond broker, 420 Cali-
fornia, r. Oakland
" Rosalie, widow, r. 2021 Pine
" Rufus, merchant, r. 2322 Washington
" Sadie Mrs., r. 9 Powell
" Samuel, liquors, 246,3d, r. 742 Harrison
" Samuel, seaman, r. 208 Jackson
" Samuel, steel worker Pac. Roll. Mill
" Samuel E.. compositor S. F. News Letter,
r. 407 Grove
Brown Samuel H., manager Bass-Hueter Paint
Co.. 18-22 Ellis, r. 903 Treat Av
" Brown Samuel H., printer Brown & Bley

Co.. r. 2021 Pine
" Samuel J., carpenter and builder, 1041 Fol-

som
" Samuel M., cigars and tobacco, 155, 4th, r.

139, 4th
" Samuel M. Mrs., r. 1018, 17th
" Samuel P. Jr.. clerk freight auditor's dept.

S. P. Co.. r. San Mateo
•■ Sarah, widow, r. 718 Bay
■' Sarah, widow, r. 1868 Lexington Av
■' Sarah Miss, shirt cutter, r. 742 Harrison
■' Sarah, seamstress. 2840 Jackson
•' Sarah E., widow, r. 248 Chatti
■' Sarah X.. widow, r. 1440 Jackson
" Sherman J., paper hanger, r. 437 O'Farrell
■' Sophia, widow, r. 1141 Valencia
" Sophia Mrs., r. 217 Francisco
" Sophia Mrs., dressmaker, r. 803 Union
" Spencer C, ofBce 202 Market, r. Alameda
" Stanton H., piano tuner Benj.Curtaz& Son,

r. Alameda
•< Stephen G., hairdresser, r. 2621 Howard
■' Stillman E., carpenter, r. 925 York
" Susan, widow, r. 1342 Hyde
■' Sylvester, blacksmith Martin C. Hogan, r.

7th Av South bet K and L
•' T., coal passer str Mariposa
•' Thaddeus A., valet, r. 837^2 Geary
•' Theodora M., widow, r. 98, 13th
•' Theodore, master mariner, r. 1412 Mason
■' Theodore J., weigher Charles R. Allen, r.
Berkelev
Brown Theodore V., superintendent German
Hospital. W s Noenr 14th, r. 131»4 Castro
" Thomas, r. 227, 6th
" Thomas, r. 344 Waller
Brown Thomas, cashier The Bank of California
and president San Francisco and Fresno
Land Co., NW cor California and San-
some, telephone East 517, r. 1019 Bush
" Thomas, club rooms. Grand Hotel Bar
" Thomas, longshoreman, r. 634 Sacramento
• Thomas, pantryman Palace Hotel, r. 145c

Tehama
" Thomas, selector Wangenheim, Sternheim

& Co., r. 600Octavia
" Thomas, stevedore, r. 917 Greenwich
Brown Thomas, superintendent California Mar-
ket, r. 1911 Sutter
" Thomas, teamsterC. H. Patchett
" Thomas A., photographer Brown's Photo-
graph Gallery, r. 20 Shotwell
" Thomas E.. hoseman Engine 24
" Thomas F., butcher, r. 138 Silver

Brown Thomas J., teamster, r. 412 Jones
" Thomas M., workman U. S. Mint, r. 1511

Devisadero
" Thomas P. S., dry goods, 2137 Mission, r.

810 Treat Av
" Thomas W., traveling salesman Hawley

Bros. Hardware Co., r. 1817Broderick
" Tilghman Rev., pastor Zion A. M. E.

Church, r. 1229 Pacific
" T. M. Mrs., widow, r. 98, 13th
" Ves, teamster Western Transfer and Stor-
age Co., r. 841 Harrison
•' Violet M. Miss, bookkeeper Brown & Crad-

dock. r. 1018, 17th
■' Virginia, widow, r. 119, 5th
" W. , cook, r. 636 Commercial
" W., laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli Av
" W., salesman Keller Bros., r. 29 Stanly PI
" Walter, boatman, r. 31 Clarence PI
" Walter, performer, r. 846 Mission
" Walter, stevedore,' r. 739, 4th
■ ' Walter, with Union Metallic Cartridge Co.,

r. East Oakland
" Walter E., chief engineer str Arago, r. 128

Precita Av
" Walter H., teamster Del Monte Milling Co. ,

r. 903 Treat Av
Brown Walter S. (Brown & Metzner), r. 426

Ellis
" Ward, porter Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,

r. West Berkeley
■' Ward E., teamster, r. 422!4 Ivy Av
" WattL., reporter Post, r. 1514 Castro
" Wellington G., shipbuilder, r. 11 Pond
" Wilbur F.. paper hanger, r. 909 Kearny
" Wilbur K., teamster Englander Bros., r.

1426 Folsom
•' Wilfred L., civil engineer, r. 710 Capp
" Willard, cook, r. 10 Hopeton Terrace
" Willard B.,r. 414 Post
" William, r, 425, 17th

" William (Brown &Bley Co.'), r. 1959 Eddy
•' William, candy maker Louis Saroni & Co.,

r. 817 Bush
" William, clerk, r. 3071/2 O'Farrell
" William, fireman New City Hall, r. 11 Elgin

Park Av
" William, foreman Am. Type Founders' Co.,

r. 812b Filbert
" William, journalist, r. 1025 Golden Gate Av
" William, laborer, r. 2 Michigan
" William, painter, r. 908 Dolores
" William, seaman, r. IOO14 Jackson
" William, varnisher, r. 1059^^ Howard
■' William, wood sawyer R. A. Gilbride &

Co.,r. 207,3d Av
" William A., r. 10 Wetmore PI rear
" William A., calker, r. 9 Alice
■' William A., calker, r. 20 Perry
" William A., carpet layer, r. 221/2 Natoma
•' William A., clerk A. A. Brown, r. 512

Golden Gate Av
" William A., iron worker, r. 314 Turk
" William A., janitor, r. 915 Powell
" William A., mining, r. 736a Valencia
•' William A. Mrs., widow, r. 718 Bay
•' William C, r. 326. 10th
" William C, r. 327 Larkin
Brown William C, president William C. Brown

Co. ,320 Sansome, r. Manzanita, Marin Co.
" William C. wood and coal, 507 Natoma
" William C. Mrs., corset maker, 327 Larkin
Brown William C. Co., William C. Brown presi-
dent, book and job printers, 320 Sansome
" William D., collector Cal. Elec. Wks., r.

802 Turk
" William D., stenographer Edward Myers,

r. 2912 Sacramento
" William E., bookbinder Hicks-Judd Co., r.

933 Howard
" William E., carpenter, r. 132 Caselli Av
" William E., compositor S. F. News Letter,

r. 407 Grove
Brown William E., vice-president Crocker-

Woolworth National Bank, junction Post

and Market, r. 2016 California
" William F., assistant manager S. F. Lum-
ber Co., r. 202 Grove
" William F., carpenter, r. 116, 21st

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Brown William F., stenographer Standard Soap
Co., r. 1025 Golden Gate Av
" William F., stevedore, r. 18 Laurel PI
" William F., tinsmith Pac. Can Co., r. 1037

Mission
" William G., collector, r. 4 Octavia
■' William G., grLpman Geary St. RR, r. 414,
3d Av
Brown William G., manager Occidental News
Co., Southern Pacific Company's depot,
3d and Townsend, r. 2626 Howard, tele-
phone Main 5413
" William H., capitalist, r. Occidental Hotel
" William H., clerk Will E. Fisher & Co., r.

4 Octavia
" William H., engineer, r. 537 Sacramento
Brown William H., fruits and vegetables, 30-31
California Market, telephone Main 1365,
r. 127 Kearny
" William H., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 742

Tehama
" William H., manufacturers' agent, 61, 2d,

r. Oakland
" William H. packer Smiths' Cash Store, r.

132 McAllister
" William H., salesman Hawley Bros. Hard-
ware Co.. r. 1817 Broderick
" William H., theatrical mechanic, r. 31

Aileen Av
" William J., cabinet maker S. F. Furniture

Mfg. Co., r. 404, 3d
" William J., bookkeeper Flint Carriage

Hardware Co., r. Oakland
" William J., butcher, r. 16 White PI
" William J., engineer S. P. Co., r. 1909 Mission
" William J., salesman J. T. Sullivan, r.

4151/^ Tehama
" William L., electrician, r. 323, 5th
" William M., clerk, r. 138 Silver
" WilliamM.,messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.,

r. 331 Hayes
" William N., messenger Boericke & Run-
yon, r. 151714 Leavenworth
" William P., lumberman, r. 539 Sacramento
" William S., contractor, r. 1407 Guerrero
" William T., r. 3405 Larkin
" William T., laborer, r. 706 California
" William W., Chinatown guide, 751 Sacra-
mento, r. 636 California
" William W., drayman, 410 Davis, r. 1933

Geary
" William W., mining, r. 241 Borland
'' Willis M. (Brown & Power), r. 433 Turk
" Winfield K., stenographer, r. The Langham
" W. Oscar, melter Selby Smelting and Lead

Co., r. 808a Lyon
" Zilpha Miss. r. 713 Shotwell
" & Adams (John S. Brown and John E.
Adams), wholesale leather and com-
mission merchants, 417-419 Market
" & Bley Co. (William Brown and Melville

A. Bley), printers, 513 Market
" & Burns (Alexander Brown and William

Burns), cigars and tobacco, 300, 4th
" & Craddock (Horace P. Brown and George
W. Craddock), printers, 320 Sansome
Brown & Eyre (James N. Brown and Perry
Eyre), general brokerage and insur-
ance, 134 Sansome

BROWN & JOHNSON

(Peter L. Brown and Joseph M. John-
son), house, sign and pictorial pain-
ters, 739 Market

Brown & Kasser (Max Brown and Joseph B.
Kasser), clothing and gents' furnisbing
goods, 48 Steuart

BROWN & METZNER

(Walter S. Brown and William Metz-
ner), agents Corticelli Silk Co., silk
threads, silk and mohair braids, Wil-
limantic Cotton Manufacturing Co.,
cotton threads, Robert Steuart &
Son's linen threads, Ever Ready Dress
Stay Co., dress stays, 535 Market
Brown & Nicol (George A. Brown and Duncan
Nicol), proprietors Bank Exchange, SE
cor Montgomery and Washington

W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.

Artistic Tiles,

Flain, Glassed and. Decorated.

AMERICAN AND ENGLISH-
09, 311. 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

BROWN & POWER

(Willis M. Brown and William J.
Power), stationers, printers and book-
binders and Pacific Coast agents for
Tiffany's insurance books and blanks,
406 California, telephone Main 1070
Brown & Tarner (Miss Esther E. Brown and
Miss Mattie Turner), dressmaking, 38
Haight

" & Tuttle (Harry L. Brown and Rolland A.
Tuttle), manufacturers' agents, ISO
Sutter, room 44
-8®=- Brown. See Braun, Broun and Browne
Brown's Photograph Gallery, 606 Kearny
Browne A. T. Mrs., teacher Presbyterian Chi-
nese Mission Home, r. 920 Sacramento

" Agnes, widow, r. 940 Geary

" Allen H., with Schmidt Label & Lith. Co.,
r. 413, 6th

" Anna M. Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 89 Brady

" Annie A. Miss, manicure and hairdresser,
946 Geary, r. 940 Geary

" Annie E., widow, hairdresser, r. 13 Selina PI

" Belle, widow, r. 314, 1st

'^ Caroline M. Miss, silk spinner, r. 89 Brady

" Charles, 2d steward bktn Planter, r. 1826
Filbert

" Christopher R., clerk London and Lanca-
shire Fire Ins. Co., r. 317 Powell

" Edward A., sign writer, r. 1333 Page

" Edward R., tailor, r. 1810 Powell

" Edward W., printer H. S. Crocker Co.,
r. 1122 Alabama

" Emily C. Miss, furnished rooms, 607 Ellis

" Esther Miss, teacher Marshall Primary
School, r. 136 Go ugh

" Prank L., editor The Progress, 13 Murphy
Bldg, r. 101 Grove

" Frederick, painter, r. 821'/4 Dolores

" Frederick D., asst. engineer U. S. Engi-
neer's office, 59 Flood Bldg, r. Oakland

" George A., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
1010 Natoma

" George N., rigger, r. 89 Brady

" Gustavus, clerk Fireman's Fund Ins. Co.,
r. East Oakland

" Harry, fish and oysters, 57-59 Centre Mar-
ket, r. 603 Geary

" James D., rattan worker Wakefield Rattan
Co., r. 940 Geary

" John F. Mrs., widow, r. 136 Gough

" Kate C. Miss, manicure and hairdresser,
946 Geary, r. 940 Geary

' ' Lida B. , editor and publisher The Progress ,
13 Murphy Bldg., r. 101 Grove

" Lizzie Miss, clerk, r. 89 Brady

" Mary A., widow, r. 940 Geary

" Regnor B., upholsterer and furniture, 103
9th, r. 136 Gough

" Richard H., salesman D. Samuels, r. 540, 18th

•' Robert, painter, r. S21i/i Dolores

" Robert E., news agent, r. 89 Brady

" Robert D., machinist Marshutz & Cantrell,
r. 413, 6th

" Robert T., whitener, r. 1122 Alabama
Browne Ross E., mining and hydraulic engi-
neer, 44-45 Nevada Block, r. Occidental
Hotel

" Spencer C, real estate agent, 203 Market,
room 4, r. Oakland

" Stephen, painter, r. 821^4 Dolores

" Thomas H., clerk Leege & Mills, r. 1009
Powell

" Thomas H., salesman William Cluff Co., r.
1414, 25th

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WILLIAM WOLFF & CO., 329 Market St.

Browne Thomas R., salesman Baker & Hamil-
ton, r. 3321/2, 18th
" Walter, clerk, r. 607 Ellis
" William, painter, r. 908 Dolores
" William D., r. 412, 6th
4®"Browne. See Braun and Brown
Brownell Alice Miss, r. 2421 Fillmore

" Claude, driver Engine 17, r. 9 Mint Av

" Frank L., painter, r. 742 Howard

" Germaine L., teamster Union Box Factory,

r. 620 Filbert
" Harry (Myers & Brownell), r. 21, 6th
Brownell James S. (successor to Adams & Car-
ter), agent Frue Vanner or Ore Concen-
trator, 1.32 Market, room 15, telephone
Drumm 20
" William H. P., outfitting agent Pac. Steam
Whaling Co., 30 California, r. 726, 21st
Brownfield Benjamin T., clerk freight auditor's

dept. S. P. Co., r. 1007 Fair Oaks
Browning August (Browning & Bremer), r. 1337
Pine
" Brothers (George W. and Frederick A.),
groceries and liquors, SE cor Pine and
Larkin
" Charles, fireman Del Monte Mills, r. 614,

2d
" Charles, yardman W. G. Stafford & Co., r.

1126 Folsom
" Edward, actor Morosco's Grand Opera

House, r. 520 Stockton
" Edward, teamster J. Browning, r. Ala-
meda
•^ Frank B., milk dealer, NE cor Fell and

Gough, r. 1206 Fulton
" Frank E., teamster J. Browning, r. Ala-
meda
" Frederick A. (Browning Bros.), r. 1337 Pine
" George W. (Browing Bros.), r. 1337 Pine
' Henry, r. 1110 Hyde

" Henry, clerk Herman D. Junck, r. 654, 17th
" J. (Jacob and Jeremiah Browning), dray-
men, 18 Main
" Jacob (J. Browning), r. Alameda
" Jeremiah (J. Browning), r. 215 Larkin
" John H., conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1110

Hyde
" John M., clerk, r. 771 Folsom
" Thomas, coalpasser U. S. str Albatross
" Vere, widow, r. 6.36 Filbert
" William, r. 771 Folsom
" William, barber Stern & Heller, r. 867

Market
" William F., dental student, r. 771 Folsom
" William F., cable splicer, r. 802 Montgom-
ery
" & Bremer (August Browning and Otto A.
Bremer), gunsmiths and arms and am-
munition, 820 Kearny
Brownlee Alexander, r. lOSU^, 18th
'• F. C. Mrs., portrait studio, 1229 Market
" J. Clark, portrait studio, 1229 Market
" John P., hardware, 1612 Market, r. 811 Castro
" Paul R., painter, r. 8 Welsh rear
" R. Mrs., r. 32, 2d
" Robert C, laborer S. P. C. Ry., r. 1143a

Stevenson
" Samuel, hostler F. Uri & Co., r. 1815 O' Far-
rell
Brownlie Alexander, teamster Newell & Bro.,
r. 21 Collingwood
" J. 6. Mrs., widow, r. 207 Diamond
" James S., bartender Benard & O'Brien, r.

20 Birch A V
" John, policeman, r. 207 Diamond
" Robert G., plumber F. Raisch. r. 114, 8th

Brownlie William G., keeper Sheriff's office, r

207 Diamond
Brownlow Charles B., watchman, r. 616 Pine
Brownrigg Robert F., tinsmith, r. 9 Dehone
Brownstein George, r. 902 O'Farrell

" Julius, office 11-13, 1st, r. 902 O'Farrell
Brownstone Albert F., clerk, r. 1629 Post
" Charles W., clerk, i-. 1629 Post
" Isaac, merchant, r. 1629 Post
" Jacob, real estate, 11 Montgomery, r. 1230

Post
" Louis H., student, r. 1629 Post
'• Moses, r. 1215 Scott
" Samuel, r. 2241 Sutter
Broyer Alexander H. (Broyer & Glynn), r. 2828
Folsom
" Herman H., groceries and liquors, SE cor

Godeus and Mission
" Nathan, r. 348, 3d

" & Glynn (Alexander H. Broyer and John P.
Glynn), liquors and commission brokers,
SW cor 4th and Mission
4®" Broyer. See Braur, Brower and Bryer
Broz Edward A. W., retoucher, r. 127, 22d
-8®= Broz. See Bross
Bru John, shoemaker, 649 Broadway and 1007!^

Clay
4®=- Bru. See Brew
Bruberry Robert, deckhand str Modoc
Brunane Charles, candy maker Louis A. Grade,

r. 138, 10th Av
Bruce A., carpenter, r. 249, 5th
" Alexander M., proprietor Architectural
Iron Works, Channel bet 17th and 18th,
r. 2 Santa Clara

BRUCE, BOWNE & CO.

(Cliarles C. Bruce, George M. Bowne
and Tliomas H. Sellers) snip chandlers,
naval stores and commission mer-
chants, 34-36 steuart, telephone Main
776
Bruce Brothers (Thomas and James), groceries
and liquors, SW cor Page and Devis-
adero

" Charles, laborer, r. 3 Uranus

" Charles C. (Bruce, Bowne & Co.), r. Sausa-
lito

" Donald, printer and publisher Political
Record. 536 Clay, r. cor Corbett and Ash-
bury Avs

" Ellen, widow, r. 2407'/^ Howard

" George, laborer Union Machine Co., r. 836
Mission

" James (Bruce Bros.), 229 Devisadero

" James, stonemason, r. 28 Turk

" James, waiter str Australia

" James A., engineer, r. 520. 6th

•' James H., marine surveyor Fireman's Fund
Ins. Co., r. 1318 Jackson

" John, calker, r. 560 Howard

" John, fence maker Alexander M. Bruce, r.
958 Mission

" John, sculptor, r. 151 Fair Oaks

" John, seaman, r. 32 Steuart

" John, stableman, r. 700 Hayes

" John, stonecarver, r. 151 Fair Oaks

" John T., bricklayer, r. 25 Gough

'• Joseph, lodgings, 310 Montgomery Av

" Mary A., widow, r. 856 Harrison

" Marian A. Miss, in charge of St. Luke's
Hospital Nurses' Home, 1103 Van Ness
Av

" Mary, widow, r. 29 Freelon

" Mary F.. widow, r. 719 Gough

" Peter, waiter, r. 245, 8th

" Robert (Balfour, Guthrie & Co.), r. 2546
Jackson

" T.,r. 220, 3d

" Thomas (Bruce Bros.), r. 229 Devisadero

" Thomas Mrs., r. 10231/2 Sutter

" W., musician, r. 39, 4th
Bruck A. E., conductor Cal. St. RR, r. 1407 Clay

" Henry, salesman Philadelphia Shoe Co.,
r. 7231/2 McAllister

" Leo, teacher music, r. 723i/4 McAllister
Bruoker George, artist, r. 120, 10th

" Louis G., gilder S. & G. Gump, r. 613i/^ Ivy Av
>6®"Brucker. See Bruecker

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Bruckman John (Ahpel & Bruckman), and sec-
retary Triumph Loan Assn. and The
G-olden Gate Mutual Bldg. and Loan
Assn., office 209 Sansome, r. 1603 Fell
" Lillian, widow, r. 16 Columbia Square
Bruckmann Anna F. Miss, stenographer, r. 728Ji
Harrison
" Annie Miss, domestic, r. 316, 3d
" Herman, accountant Mutual Life Ins. Co.

of New York, r. 816 Sutter
" Kate Miss, r. 7385£ Harrison
" Robert C, repairer L. & M. Alexander &

Co., r. 773 Harrison
" Valentine, basket maker, r. 728J£ Harrison
Bruckner John, porter Mills Bldg, r. 613 Stock-
ton
" Joseph, basket maker, r. 24 Maple Court
" Phillip, cutter Alaska Fur Store, r. 18^4
Harriet
Brudevold Louis, cook Michael McGrath, r. 530

3d
Brudlewsky Ferdinand (S. F. Cigar Mfg. Co.), r'

433 Vallejo
Bruecker A. Mrs., dry goods, 1513 Dupont
" August, gilder Cal. Furniture Mfg. Co., r.

1513 Dupont
" August Jr., laborer, r. 1513 Dupont
J8®=Bruecker. See Brucker
4®~Bruegge. See Brugge
Bruen Gamaliel A., hostler, r. 529, 7th
Bruendecker Christopher, baker F. Laub,r. 827,

20th
Bruener Leo Rev., O. S. F., rector St. Anthony's
Church (R. C), r. N s Precita Av nr Fol-
som
Bruening A. D., lithographer, r. 313 Leavenworth
" Carl, with Miller & Son, r. 117 Langton
" Charles (Wiesmann & Bruening), r. 10 Wil-
low Av
4@=Bruening. See Bruning
Bruenn Adolpli, proprietor Bruenn's Piano
House, 338 Post, r. 710, 25th, Oakland
" Amanda L. Miss, packer Del Monte Mill-
ing Co., r. 5 Florence PI
" Henry J., miller, r. 5 Florence PI
Bruenn's Piano Factory. Adolph Bruenn pro-
prietor, office 328 Post, factory cor 30th
and West Oakland
Bruenn's Piano House, Adolph Bruenn pro-
prietor, manufacturers and dealers
pianos and dealers musical merchan-
dise, 228 Post
4®~Bruenn. See Bruhn, Brun, Brune, Brunn

and Bruun
Bruer John, liquors and boarding, cor 10th Av

South and Railroad Av
Jg®=Bruer. See Brewer and Brauer
Bruger John, gardener, r. 1317 Steiner
Brugge Edward; butcher, 936 Church, r. 1113,
33d
" Emily (Brugge & Burg), r. 305, 10th
" Ferdinand H., gardener, r. 1317 Steiner
" John, gardener, r. 1317 Steiner
" & Burg (Emily Brugge and Carl H. Burg),
proprietors Nevada Stables, 43-44 Clay
J8®"Brugge. See Bruegge

Bruggeman Alice, widow, furnished rooms,
33414, 5th
" Frank F., machinist, r. 120, 11th
Bruggeman H. & Son (Charles Kropp), asphal-

tum and felt roofing, 439 Bush
Bruggemann Diedrich C, bartender, r. 343 Ship-
ley
Bruggemann Henry, merchant tailor, 513 Mont-
gomery, r. 738>4 Green
Bruggen Frederick, groceries and liquors, 2701

Howard, r. 441, 23d
Brugger Fritz, milkman, r. 621 Commercial
Brugman C. J., 3d officer str City of Rio de

Janeiro
Bruguiere A. Mrs., widow, r. 2411 Pacific Av

" Anton Mrs., widow, r. 2413 Fillmore
Bruguiere Emile A., capitalist, 520 Mont-
gomery, room 1, r. 1800 Franklin
Emil A. J., student, r. 1800 Franklin
Exiquia Mrs., widow, r. 617 Powell
John G., bookkeeper, r. 617 Powell
Peder S., medical student, r. 1800 Franklin
Victor F., clerk, r. 617 Powell

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

Contracts made with Hotels for

Furnishing Carpets, Furniture, Drapery

Materials, Lace Curtains, Window

Shades, Bedding, Etc.

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Bruhn Andrew E., musician Cremorne Theatre,
r. 21 Rondel PI
" Hans, cement worker, r. 3 Precita Av
" Peter F., porter Hencken & Schroder, r. 31

Rondel PI
" Peter F. Jr., leader orchestra Cremorne
Theatre, r. 31 Rondel PI
j8®=Bruhn. See Bruenn, Brun, Brune, Brunn

and Bruun
Brulinke Anton, upholsterer, 1714 Polk
" Edward, upholsterer Anton Bruhnke, r.

1714 Polk
" Matilda, widow, r. 1714 Polk
Bruhns Hans W., r. 411 Dolores
" Henry (Wiechers & Bruhns), r. 225, 18th
" Henry, clerk William H. Teigeler, r. 313,

26th
" Henry R., fruits, 219 Clement
" William, tanner, r. 313, 26th
" William, tanner Struven & Bergle, r. San

Bruno Hotel •
" William Jr., stonecutter, r. 313, 26th
-eS^Bruhns. See Bruns
Bruker August, farmer, r. 1513 Dupont
" August Jr., r. 1513 Dupont
" Barbara, dry goods, 1513 Dupont
" Carlos, farmer, r. 1513 Dupont
" Francis G. (Schlegel & Bruker), r. 650

Waller
" Margaret Miss, clerk, r. 1513 Dupont
Brukschulte Frederick, waiter, r. 34 Lewis
Brulon Henry G., horse dealer, r. 501 Sutter

" Julie, widow, r. 738 Vallejo
Brumagim Stuart M., receiving teller Wells,

Fargo & Co's Bank
Bruman Aaron, bags and bagging, 226 Clay, r.
825 Golden Gate Av
" Arthur, clerk Yates & Co., r. 835 Golden
Gate Av
Brumbaugh Raymond, traveling salesman Dun-
ham, Carrigan & Hayden Co., r. Grand
Hotel
Brumfleld William C, cornice maker, r. Califor-
nia Av opp Fair Av
Brumme William, baker, r. 763 Howard
Brumskell Frank, r. 403, 3d

Brumund John, proprietor The Transfer Sa-
loon, NW cor Valencia and 14th, r. 20
Camp
Brun Benjamin (Blanco & Brun), r. SE cor Bush
and Grant Av
" Frederick, upholstery and furniture, 417,

3d
" John B., varieties, 418 O'Farrell
" Louis E., dentist, 607 Sutter
" Waldemar, clerk A. Patek & Co., r. 43714
Tehama
4®="Brun. See Bruen, Brune, Brunn, Bruun and

Bruhn
Brunacci Richard E., liquors, 1026 Larkin
Brunan Aaron, merchant, r. 825 Golden Gate Av
Brunbrook Amura F., marine engineer, r. 1328,

17th
Brunckhorst Frederick, expressman, r. 68 Clem-
entina
Brundage Ella Miss, furnished rooms, 604
Geary
" Ernest O., painter, r. 443 McAllister
" Frank, carpenter, r. 343 Beale
" Le Roy, r. 501i/i Vermont
" Susan L. Mrs., widow, r. 640 Golden Gate
Av
Brundon George, laborer, r. 674 Harrison
Brune August, cigar manufacturer, 333 Clay, r.
2223 Geary
" August Jr., cigar maker, r. 2223 Geary

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South 759, hours 11 to 12 a. m., 1 to 3 and

7 to 8 p. m., r. 1596 Fulton cor Lyon

" Diedrich R., insurance, r. 107 Capp

" Frederick E., bookkeeper Schmidt Label

& Lith. Co., r. 433 Golden Gate Av
" Gustave W., salesman Schussler Bros.,
r. 1128 Buchanan
Brune Henry (Naber, Alfs & Brune), r. 824 Grove
" J., barber, r. SOSVi Turk
" Louis, bookkeeper Jos. Buttgenbach, r. 1007
Mission
4®"Brune. See Bruhn, Brun,Brunn and Bruun
Brunell Hjalmar A., watchmaker and jeweler,

410 Kearny, room 11, r. 308% Noe
Brunelli Guiglielmo, horseshoer S. Rovere &

Co., r. 3Bartlett PI
Bruneman Fred, butcher Louis Vincent, r. 1440

Jackson
Bruner Edward, janitor, 101 Sansome, r. 335
Minna
" Elwood (Bruner & Bruner), r. 1307 Central

Av, Alameda
" Gustave, collector, r. 911 Army
" J. Allison (Bruner & Bruner), r. San Lean-

dro, Alameda Co.
" Morris, tailor, r. 3 Hardie PI

BRUNER & BRUNER

(Elwood and J. Allison), attorneys at
law, office 408-409 Spreckels Building

.^^Bruner. See Brunner and Bruener
Brunet Desire, laundryman Mrs. C. Martin, r.
3529 Mission
" Virgile, ironer Mrs. C. Martin, r. 3529 Mis-
sion
Brunger Alfred (Jacobsen & Brunger), r. 806

Lyon
Brunges John C, laborer, r. 1411 Folsom
Brunhofer Henry, butcher Henry C. Flageolet,

r. 309 Fair Oaks
Brunig Charles, machine hand Joseph Budde, r.
nth Av South nrP
" Louis, bottler Buffalo Brewing Co., r 936,

nth Av South
" Louis Jr., machinist, r. 926, 11th Av South
" Max, clerk, r. 926, 11th Av South
" Robert, machinist F. Krajewski, r. 936, 11th
Av South
Bruning Adolph. salesman A. Repsold & Co., r.
Oakland
" Anna A., widow, r. 834 Capp
" Henry, carriage maker Carvill Mfg. Co., r.

824 Capp
" John, carriage maker, r. 53a 21st
" John H.. traveling salesman Louis Saroni
&Co., r. Oakland
Bruning William, wines and liquors, NE cor
Mission and Beale
" William H., carpenter, r. 824 Capp
-e®"Bruning. See Bruening
Brunings John H. (Hooker & Co.), r. 534a 21st
Brunkhorst Amelia, widow, r. 1815 Lyon
" J. Henry, clerk Pac. Tool <& Supply Co., r.
1815 Lyon
Brunn Hans P., laborer Western Sugar Refinery,
r. 824 Pennsylvania Av
" Hermann (M. Wunsch & Co.), r. 809 Scott
" Jens C, master str Transit, r. Oakland
4®=Brunn. See Bronn, Brune and Brun
Brunnenkant John, butcher, r. 490, 8th
" Matthias, cabinet maker William A.
Schrock, r. 490, 8th
Brunner Albert, packer Crystal Packing and
Provision Co., r. 330 Pacific

Brunner Albert J., attorney at law, 220 Sansome,
rooms 10-12, r. Oakland

" Andrew, butcher, r. 931, 14th Av South

" Emilie, widow, r. 714 Grove

" Eugene, surveyor Sanborn-Perris Map Co.

" George W., pattern maker S. F. Pattern
Wks., r. 714 Grove

" Henry, bookkeeper Isaac Herzberg, r. 2415
Fillmore

" Henry, cashier Woonsocket Rubber Co., r.
639 Golden Gate Av

" H. Otto, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 13
Laussat

" Jacob A., insurance agent Boyd & Dickson,
r. 3415 Fillmore

" John, laborer, r. 409 Pacific

" Joseph, barber, 509 California, r. SOSV^ Turk

■' Louise Miss, artist, r. 714 Grove

" Philip, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. 888 Dolores

" Rosalie Miss, teacher music, r. 714 Grove

•' Rudolph B., compositor, r. 1437, 36th

" William, bartender, r. 18 East
>8®=Brunner. See Bruner
Bruno Alexander, bartender, r. 307, 4th

" Anderson, washer S. F. Laundry

" Gustav H., collector, r. 35Trembnt Av

" Joseph A., jockey, r. 867 Mission

" Peter, liquor dealer, r. 1918B Taylor
Brunotte Louis, tailor, r. 1067 Broadway

" Paul, lock and gunsmith, 508 Commercial,
r. 1067 Broadway
Bruns August, proprietor Excelsior Hotel, 608,
6th

" Augusta, widow, r. 8 Elgin Park Av

" Brothers & Steimke (John F. and John H.
Bruns and John A. F. Steimke), whole-
sale and retail grocers, wines, liquors
and hardware, etc., SE cor 16th and
Mission

" Carl A., salesman Stein, Simon & Co., r. 4
Pierce

" Conrad, laborer Western Sugar Refinery,
r. 353814 Bryant Av

" Conrad, master mariner, r. 1223 Eddy

" Diedrich, driver, r. 634!4 Broadway

" Frank, seaman, r. 31 East

" George, grocer, r. 2010 Mission

" George F., porter Hilmer, Bredhoff &
Schulz, r. 814 Page

" Henry, groceries and liquors, 1901 Mission

" Henry, laborer, r. cor 27th and Gunnison Av

" Henry C, waiter Page & Falch, r. 448^4
Jessie

" Henry F. (Bruns & Staats), and president
S. F. Stock Brewery, SW cor Francisco
and Powell, r. 4, 8th

" Henry F., clerk John F. Foge, r. 865 Mis-
sion

^' Henry H., r. 1910 Jones

" Herman, cook, r. 636 Commercial

" James, machinist Atlas Iron Wks

" John, carpenter, r. 303 Capp

" John C, machinist, r. 3538% Bryant Av

" John C. C, bookkeeper Thomas Loughran,
r. Oakland

" JohnF. (Bruns Bros. & Steimke), r. 2010
Mission

" John H. (Bruns Bros. & Steimke), r. 2945,
16th

" John H. J., grocer, 820 Bryant

' Julius A., upholsterer John Hoey, r. 8
Elgin Park Av

■' Meta, domestic, 604 McAllister

■• William, r. 519 Sacramento

" William G., barber, r. 1333 Eddy

•' & Staats (Henry F. Bruns and John C.
Staats), wines and liquors, SW cor Mar-
ket and 8th
4@=-Bruns. See Bruhns
Brunschwiler Joseph, bookkeeper Hibernia

Bank, r. 1208 Grove
Brunsen Charles, mining expert, r. 153£ Rausch
Brunskale Frank, fireman Western Sugar Re-
finery, r. 534, 4th
Brunson Angela E., widow, r. 810 Leavenworth

" Martin, secretary and treasurer Indepen-
dent Boarding Masters' Assn. , 10 Steuart,
and shipping agent, 103 Montgomery Av

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Brunstrom Charles, driver Max Wolfen & Co.,
r. 624 Washington

BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COL-

LENDER CO. THE, Charles H. Williams
manager, manufacturers billiard and
pool tables and supplies and bar fix-
tures, 653-655 Market

Brunswick Charles, tailor, r. 31-1 'I Clementina
" Consolidated Gold Mining Co. (Grass Val-
ley, Cal.), J. Stadtfeld Jr. secretary, 56
Nevada Block
" Samuel, manager S. F. Meat Co., 26, 7th, r.

2209 Jackson
» The, Mrs. E. H. Bedford proprietor, 148, 6th
Brunt Catherine N., widow, r. 2623 Folsom

(Walter N. Brunt), steam
printers, manufacturers
of society cards, badges
and folders, engraving
and copperplate work,
535 Clay, telephone Main 330
Brunt Nathan L., carpenter, r. 1136 York

" Walter N. (Brunt), r. 2623 Folsom
Bruntsch Charles C. (Bruntsch & Wheeler), r.
Alameda
" Ernest, clerk Bruntsch & Wheeler, r. Ala-
meda
Bruntsch & Wheeler (Charles C. Bruntsch and
Robert S. Wheeler), Custom House and
Internal Revenue brokers, 500 Battery
Brunwin Benjamin B., butcher A. Jonas, r. 346,

5th
Bruppacher Cecile Mme., laundry, 2926 .Sacra-
mento
Brusa Achille, marble polisher John Catto, r.
3258 Mission
" Antonio, r. 609, 7th
Brusaber Charles H., liquors, NE cor Illinois
and Napa. r. 544 Indiana
" William, clerk F. Mandery, r. 3200 Geary
Bruschi Louis, laborer, r. 6 Montgomery Court
Busohini Paul, laborer D. Ghirardelli Co., r. 928

North Point
Bruschke Charles J., president and manager
San Francisco Furniture Manufacturing
Co., 644-648 Bryant, r. 1356 Harrison, Oak-
land
" Louis P., shipping clerk S. F. Furniture
Mfg. Co., r. 1356 Hai'rison, Oakland
Brusco Giuseppe, gardener, Colombo Market
Bruse Bernard F., groceries and liquors, 1061

Golden Gate Av, r. 1100a Gate Av
Bruse Christian, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Pacific and Leavenworth, r. 1607 Leav-
enworth
Brush Charles, clerk Charles Marcuse, r. 514
Geary
" Frank, porter Original Creamery, r. 778 Har-
rison
" Frank Jr., engineer G. Hink & Co., r. 778

Harrison
" George A., grainer, r. 1213, 26th
" R. G., special agent The Liverpool and
London and Globe Ins. Co., r. 236 Taylor
Brusher John J., musician, r. 216 Chestnut
" William F., machinist Union Gas Engine

Co., r. 1219 Mason
" Winifred, widow, r. 216 Chestnut
Brusker William, boots and shoes, 2823, 16th, r.
2805, 16th
" William Jr., clerk W. Brusker, r. 2805, 16th
Bruso Maria Mrs., widow, r. 1518 Powell
Bruss Charles, carpenter, r. 225, 4th
Brust Charles N., cook, r. 306 Hyde
" Joseph P., wrapper Will & Finck Co., r. 306
Hyde
Brutcher Jacob A., contractor, r. 1107 Clay
Bruth Henry P., tailor, r. 1026a Shotwell
Bruton Martin, clerk H. Huddleston & Co., r.

1330 Broadway
Bruton Daniel, assistant manager American
Tobacco Co., r. Alameda
" Timothy, laborer, r. 1330 Broadway
4®="Bruton. See Brewton
Brutscher Adam M., salesman J. C. Johnson &

Co., r. 140 Carl
Brutshv Andrero, upholsterer I. L. Solomon &
'Co., r. 1104 Steiner

W.W.MONTAGUE & CO.

Black and GalTanized

and FITTINGS, al! sizes, for Gas,

Steam and Water.

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Brutt John, clerk Dora C. Muller, r. 925 Sacra-
mento
Bruun Hans, laborer, r. 834 Pennsylvania Av
j6®=-Bruun. See Bruenn, Brun, Brune, Brunn

and Bruhn
Bruzzone Andrew, barber, r. 639a Grove
" Andrew J., mosaic worker Braida & Pas-

quali, r. 629a Grove
" Antone, r. 629a Grove

" Victor, mosaic worker Braida & Pasquali,
r. 6291/2 Grove
Bryan A. L., president A. L. Bryan Shoe Co.,

310 Market, r. Napa, Cal.
Bryan A. L. Shoe Company, A. L. Bryan presi-
dent, M. S. Hewes vice president, T. M.
Earl secretary and treasurer, 310 Market
" Andrew, baker, r. 26 Hampton PI
■' Annie L. Mrs., r. 413 Clayton
■' Augusta, widow, nurse, r. 637 Broadway
" Beale H., salesman Raphael's, r. 422

" Charles F., fireman Engine 19, r. 1330 Sacra-
mento
" Charles H., insurance, r. 302 Scott
" Charles H. Jr., insurance, r. 302 Scott
" Emma* H. Miss, teacher music, r. 2631

Bush
" Jesse W., clerk, r. 2614 Laguna
" J. I., 3d assistant engineer U. S. str Rush
■' John B., r. 432, 2d
" John M., stoves, tinware and plumbing

3105 Mission
" John S., deputy Superintendent Streets,

r. 3614 Laguna
" Lizzie M. Miss, r. 2926 California
" Margaret, widow, r. 1330 Sacramento
" Margaret, widow, r. 1612 Folsom
" Margaret, widow, r. 3034 Sutter
" Mary, widow, r. 359 Jessie
Bryan William, porter Hildebrandt,Posner & Co.
" William, steward paymaster's office S. P.

Co., r. 1106 Taylor
" William, traveling salesman, r. 204 Powell
> " William H., plumber John M. Bryan, r.
2105 Mission
" William J., r. 1822 Pine
Bryan William J., druggist and apothecary, 3
New Montgomery under Grand Hotel and
NW cor 2d and Howard, r. 3614 Laguna.
Bryan William V., manager Sterling Cycle
Works Pacific Coast Branch, and pro-
prietor The Traveler and manager The
Railway Hand Book Publishing Co., 314
Post, r. 1832 Pine
4a=Bryan. See Brian, Brien, Bryant and

O'Brien
Bryant Alice Miss, school teacher, r. 304Bartlett
" Amanda E., widow, r. 1235 Guerrero
" Andrew J. Mrs., widow, r. 2727 Clay
" , Asman & Hahir (Charles A. Bryant, Otto
E. Asman and Joseph J. Hahir) groceries
and liquors, fruits and vegetables, 1723-
1725 Haight
" Calhoun, inspector U. S. Customs, r. 2916

Clay
" C. Burton, r. 19 Lloyd
" C. E., physician, r. 711 Jones
" Charles A., grocer, r. 10 Monroe
" Charles A. (Bryant, Asman & Hahir), r.

1733 Haight
" Cora (Parks & Bryant), r. 35 Lloyd
" CuUen, major U. S. A. retired, r. 711 Jones
" Cyrus H., printer Salvation Army, r. Oak-
land
" Daniel F., compositor, r. 359 Jessie
" E. Mrs., bakery, r. 715 Polk

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Bryant Edgar R., surgeon and oculist, 522 Sut-
ter, hours 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. m., Sundays
9:30to 10 a. m., office telephone 5773, r.
The Berkeshire, 711 Jones, telephone 1439
" Edward, porter Wheaton, Breon & Co.
" Eleazer, wood turner, r. 715 Polk
" Elizabeth A., widow, r. 116% San Jose A.v
" Elwood E., boxmaker, r. Foerster nr 33d
" Ettie J., widow, r. 131a O'Farrell
" Frank W., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 513

" George & Co. (George Bryant), shoemakers,

129 Ellis
" George (George Bryant & Co.), r. 304 Bart-

lett
" George, laborer Pac. Roll, Mill, r. 718

Louisiana
" George H., r. 2313 Sutter
" George W., medical student, r. 715 Polk
" Gilbert S., clerk, r. 1225 Guerrero
" Hannah, widow, r. 914 Laguna
" Harry C, bottler Mt. Shasta Mineral

Springs Co., r. 1225 Guerrero
" House, 2614 Kearny
" James C, teamster F. P. Elliott, r. 616J£

Natoma
" James R., grlpman Market St. Ry., r. 1634

Grove
" John, asst. superintendant City Cemetery,

r. Pt. Lobos Av nr 24th Av
" John, compositor, r. 1014b Washington
" John, miner, r. 42014 Natoma
" John Jr., bartender, r. 741 Natoma
" John D., shipping clerk Cerf, Schloss &

Co., r. 313 Minna
" John P., janitor, r. 917 Powell
" Lucinda. widow, r. 130714 Greenwich
" Margaret, domestic, 1802 Pacific Av
" Rachel, widow, r. 914 Laguna
" Robert, employee Merchants' Club, r. 110,

6th
" Samuel C, whitener, r. I30714 Greenwich
" Sophronia W., widow, r. 1916 Buchanan
" Thomas F., special policeman License

Collector's office, r. 3 Lincoln PI
" Thomas O., carriage maker Charles Klein,

r. 1630 Howard
" Walter E., barber Taussig & Newdorfer,

r. 721 Polk
" William, cook, r. 32 Mary
" William A., dentist, office and r. 820 Sutter
" William F., bookkeeper John A. Roebling's

Sons Co., r. 1819 Webster
Bryars Mary, widow, r. 30!4 Louisa
4Si="Bryce. See Brice
Brydgers Marshall J., r. 690 McAllister
Brydges M. L. Miss, nurse St. Luke's Hospi-
tal
jgffl^Brydges. See Bridges
.^=Bryer. See Breyer, Briare and Brier
Bryn Charles L.. messenger Columbian Banking

Co., r. 22 Oak Grove Av
Brynes James, laborer, r. IIO614 Tennessee
Brynildsen J., master mariner, 9 Mission, r.

1118 Florida
Bryon Albert E., clerk freight auditor's dept.

S. P. Co., r. 527 Capp
" Benjamin, clerk, r. 527 Capp
" Henry H., coppersmith, r. 527 Capp
Bryson John J., cook, r. 25 Folsom Av
" S. E., r. 612 Elizabeth
" Thomas F., pressman Raveley Printing

Co., r. 155 Clara
^©"Bryson. See Brison
Buch Carl (Buch & Miller), and bowling alley,

220 Grant Av, r. 817 Pine

Buch George, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r.
817 Pine
" Henry, lumberman Scott & Van Arsdale

Lumber Co., r. 817 Pine
" Henry Jr., tjartender Buch & Muhl, r. 817

Pine
" William, with Brown, Craig & Co., r. 817

Pine
" & Muhl (Charles Buch and Fritz Muhl).
liquors and bowling alley, SE cor 5th
and Market
Buchanan A., manager Newman & Levinson,
125-131 Kearny, r. Occidental Hotel
" Annie E. widow, r. 629 Eddy
Buchanan Brothers (Findley and Patrick H.),
manufacturers and dealers brushes,
brooms, feather dusters, wood and wil-
low ware and barbers' supplies, 609
Sacramento
" Charles, traveling salesman Henderson
Woolen Mills, r. 2117 Bush
Charles F., painter Callahan & Bundsen
Duncan, master mariner, r. 850 Folsom
Edward Y., civil engineer, r. 808 Mission
Elijah M., carpenter, r. 1318 Broderick
Findley (Buchanan Bros.), r. 614 Sacra-
mento
Frank J., freer United Boot and Shoe Co.,

r. 921 Army
James, r. 825 Sutter
James E., lodgings, 218, 9th
James G., butcher W. D. Wilson, r. 213

Larkin
James M. (Buchanan & Co.), r. 825 Sutter
James W., liquors, 735 Mission, r. 49 Te-
hama
Jennie Miss, bookkeeper, r. 629 Eddy
John, laborer, r. 1010 Tennessee
John, roofer Nelson C. Walton, r. 174

Townsend
Joseph, clerk, r. 1210 Kearny
Joseph, clerk Howard H. Shinn, r. 1 Cottage

PI
Louis A., principal Cogswell Polytechnic

College, r. 3630a 16th
Mary Mrs., notions, 1514, 20th, Potrero
Murdoch K., shoemaker, r. 921 Army
Nellie Miss, laundry, r. 3206 Geary
Nettie M. Mrs., nurse, r. 627% Fulton
Patrick H. (Buchanan Bros.), r. 614 Sacra-
mento
Robert A., nurse, r. 627% Fulton
Thomas H., machinist Union I. Wks., r.

1514, 20th, Potrero
William, brush maker Buchanan Bros., r.

1127% Broadway
William, house painter, 318, 9th
William, machinist Dow Steam Pump

Wks., r. 3206 Geary
William A., groceries and liquors, 332

Main '

William A., workman U. S. Mint, r. 724%
Harrison
Buchanan & Co. (James M. Buchanan), stencil

plates and brands, 405 Front
Buchard Charles, carriage washer St. George

Stables
Buchel Ernest, clerk, r. 822a Filbert

" Frank, stone mason, r. 1317 Green rear
Bucher Arnold, driver Stone & Co., r. 1515 Cal-
ifornia
" Conrad, basket maker Weston Basket and

Mfg. Co., r. 30 Oak Grove Av
" Columban D., chief steward City Receiv-
ing Hospital, r. 2 Grove
" Henry, kettleman Hibernia Brewery, r.

723b Tehama
" Joseph, machinehand David Woerner, r.

1605 Church

" Walter F., carpenter, r. 1605 Church

Buchholz Ferdinand, marble cutter, r. 21 Fulton

" Gustav L., agent Consumers' Yeast and

Vinegar Wks., 318 Battery, r. 307 Grove

" Helen, widow, r. NW cor Fulton and 1st

Av
" John H., blacksmith John Wieland Brew-
ery, r. 637 Folsom
" William (Schomer & Buchholz), r. 631 Bush
J8i5=Buchholz. See Bucholz

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Buchhorn August, wagonmaker J. Schelbert.
r. 20 Flood Av
" Ferdinand, laborer, r. 20 Flood Av
BucM Jacob, engineer Empire Malt House
" Jacques, engraver Schmidt Label & Lith.

Co., r. Golden Gate, Cal.
" William, engraver Schmidt Label & Lith
Co., r. Golden Gate, Cal.
Buchignani A. (O. Puccinelli & Co.), r. 301 Broad

way
Buchignani A. & Co. (Antonio Buchignani and
Giovanni Traversaro), fruits and veg
etables, 1923 Polk
" Americo, woodworker Lorenzo De Grazia

r. 412 Broadway
" Antonio (A. Buchignani & Co.), r. 1509

Broadway
" F., driver, r. 2010 Mason
" Frank, butcher A. Consani, r. 554?^ Natoma
" Vincent, butcher, r. 1109 Stevenson
Buchler T. C. Miss, nurse City and County

Hospital
Buchli Christian, cellarman Cal. Wine Assn.,

r. 420, 6th
Buchman Meyer, tailor, 87 Everett, r. 1503, 24th
" Morris, clerk Isadora Leichter, r. 2824, 16th
Buchmann Helena, widow, r. 1813 Stockton
Buchner John, daiiry produce and tamale maker,
533 Hayes, r. 409 Fell
" John M., brew master John Wieland Brew-
ery, r. 836 Harrison
Buchoff George, boot black, cor Montgomery Av

and Broadway
Buoholz Frederick, bartender Joseph Fetz
JS@=Bucholz. See Buchholz
Buchse Ernest A., manager Willows Brewery,
SE cor 19th and Mission, r. 1022 Guerrero
Buchten Adolph, secretary Charles Keilus

& Co., 200-206 Kearny, r. 3201/2 Sutter
Buchtmann Matthias, bartender, r. 3 Mary

Lane
Buchton John F., shoemaker, r. 16 Polk Lane
Buchwald Charles F., cook Young & Weisman,
r. 221 Flood Av
" William P., cook, r. 334, 8th
Buck Carsten W., groceries and liquors, SW
cor Polk and Pine, r. 1407 Polk
" Charles (Buck & Groth), r. 7 Moss
" Charles, teacher vocal music, r. 2130 Post
" Charles H. (N. Ohlandt & Co.), r. 619 Hamp-
shire
" Charles W., vice-president Helvetia Milk
Condensing Co., 23 Luning Bldg, r. Occi-
dental Hotel
" C. M., real estate agent, 12 Montgomery, r.

Oakland
" Cornelius A., teamster South S. F. Pack-
ing and Provision Co., r. 8th Av South
bet M and N
" C. W. Mrs., r. 711 Jones
" David J., machinist Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 324

Louisiana
" Edward A., painter, 317 Noe
" E. H., bartender, r. 1045 Market
" George, machinist Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 324

Louisiana
" George E., timekeeper Pac. Roll. Mill, r.

2024a Bryant Av
" George F., groceries and liquors, 282 Guer-
rero, r. 502, 15th
" Harry A., ticket agent Rio Grande Wes-
tern Railway, 14 Montgomery, r. 422 Post
" Herbert J., machinist, r. 1109 Folsom
" Herman, laborer, r. 6 Montgomery Court
" John (Buck & Schroder), r. 500, 4th
" John (Hintz & Buckl, r. 344, 7th
" John, bartender, r. 933 Kearny
" John, chemist Western Sugar Refinery, r.

2817 Geary
" John, laborer, Western Sugar Refinery, r.
735 Brannan
Buck John A. (N. Ohlandt & Co.), and vice-
president The National Ice Co., and
California Green and Dried Fruit Co.,
office 327 Market, r. 619 Hampshire
" John D., cellarman Schlesinger & Bender
" John S., motorman Market St. Ry., r. 113

Chapultepec
" Louis C, r. 1020 Green

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

Complete Lines, Choicest Productions of
Most Famous Factories.
H-64 7 JWetrUi&t St.

Buck Mamie, widow, r. 1314!^ Larkin rear
Buck Ralph S., manager Bridge & Beach Manu-
facturing Co., and Cribben, Sexton &
Co., 13-15 Bluxome, r. 207 Larkin
Thomas, r. 2001 Bush
William, driver National Brewing Co., r.

710 Fulton
William A., clerk George F. Buck, r. 502,

15th
William P., shoemaker, 1222% Mason
& Groth (Charles Buck and William C.
Groth), groceries, 1071 Howard
" & Schroder (John Buck and Jacob H.
Schroder), groceries and liquors, 500, 4th
Buckalew Amanda Miss, r. Old People's Home
Buckard M., master mariner, 9 Mission, r. Ala-
meda
Buckardt Max, brewer, r. Potrero Av South nr

28th Av
Buckbee Alva C, clerk, r. 2706 Pine
" Charles A., real estate, r. 2009 California
" Malana S., widow, r. 2706 Pine
" Ossain S., mining, r. 2706 Pine
Buckhee Samuel G., secretary Shainwald,
Buckbee & Co., 218-220 Montgomery, r.
2009 California
Buckbee Spencer C, vice-president Shainwald,
Buckbee & Co., 218-220 Montgomery, r.
1124 Bush
4®= Buckbee. See Bugbee
Buckel Charles, architect, r. 304, 3d

" Nicholas, r. 621 Capp
Buckelew Annie, widow, r. 618b Geary
" William C, reporter Pickens, Fulton &
Co., r. 303 Eddy
Buckenmeier Ferdinand, hostler O. Harris, r.

2414 California
Buckenmeyer Emma L., domestic, 630 Shotwell
" Joseph, bartender Frank Oberst, r. 3133,
16th
Buckeye Engine Co. (Salem, Ohio), manufac-
turers automatic engines, A. L. Fish
agent, 59-61, 1st
Buckeye Flour Mills (Marysville, Cal.), Sperry

Flour Co. proprietors, 134 California
Buckeye Lamp Co. (Cleveland, Ohio), California

Electrical Works agents, 35 Market
Bucking Diedrich, cooper, 658 Bryant, r. 658V4
Bryant
" Frederick W., with Pacific Vinegar &

Pickle Wks, r. 7221^ Bryant
" Henry J., tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co
" Herman, cooper Diedrich Bucking, r. 65854
Bryant
Buckingham A. E., portraits enlarged, 868 How-
ard, r. Oakland
Buckingham Aurelius E., real estate, insur-
ance and loans, 520-521 Safe Deposit
Bldg, r. 2808 Jackson
" Edward L., r. 1018 Geary
" George A., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1043,
20th
Buckingham George H., real estate, insur-
ance, stock and bond broker, 413 Mont-
gomery, r. 1213 Sutter
" Laura J., widow, r. 1043, 20th
" Louis, butcher Mrs. Clara Cuneo, r. 2006

Mason
" Mary E. Mrs., proprietor The Buckingham,

II81/2 Ellis
" Robert H., shoemaker, 4085ii Grove
" The, Mrs. M. E. Buckingham proprietor,

II814 Ellis
" Thomas H., r. Hotel Pleasanton
Buckingham William P., superintendent
Buckingham & Hecht, r. 1917 Pacific Av

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22.5-257 Bush, factory SW cor Valencia
and 26th
4®= Buckingham. See Beckingham
Buckington Stella Miss, teacher music, r. 603
Bush
" William H., bookkeeper, r. 603 Bush
Buckland Fannie, widow, r. 2423 Washington
" George, electrician, r. 126 Farallones
•' George Mrs., dressmaker, r. 11 Haight
BucMand Owen, oculist, office and r. 610 Mason,
hours 10 a. m. to 3 p. m., telephone East
108
Buckle Cameron, hackdriver William Hagin, r.

511b, 18th
Buckler William, laborer, r. 8 Howard Court
Buckleton Ernest E., general manager Boston
Woven Hose and Rubber Co., treasurer
Western Rubber Co. and agent Elastic
Tip Co., 14-16 Fremont, r. East Oakland
Buckley Albert, clerk Eachus & Collins, r. 5O814
Stevenson
Albert, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 1048

Mission
Ambrose J., salesman Dunham, Carrigan &

Hayden Co., r. 1324 Fulton
Anna, widow, liquors. 438 Minna
Annie, domestic, 516 Lott
Arthur P., clerk, r. 1602 Vallejo
Christopher, printer, r. 135 California Av
Cornelius, laborer, r. 645 Jessie
Cornelius, policeman, r. 843, 16th Av South
Cornelius, teamster, r. 135 California Av
Cornelius F., contractor and builder, r. N s

Aldine east of Willard
Cornelius F., physician and surgeon, 813

O'Farrell, r. 811 O'Farrell
Cornelius T., laborer, r. 18i4 West Mission
Daniel, car repairer S. P. Co., r. 624, 4th
Daniel, mechanic, r. 1226J4 Folsom
Daniel, salesman Wood, Curtis & Co., r . 927

McAllister
Daniel D., laborer, r. 719 Tennessee
Daniel F., driver Truck 4, r. 1614'/4 Pacific

Av
Daniel J., chief clerk Hibernia Savings and

Lioan Soc, r. 1111 Devisadero
Daniel J., proprietor Western Hotel, 212

Broadway
David J., invoice clerk W. W. Montague &

Co., r. 421 Folsom
Dennis, r. 645 Jessie
Dennis, r. 1037 Golden Gate Av
Dennis, carpenter, r. Corbett Av bet S3d

and 24th
Dennis, foundryman, r. 501 Napa

D. J. Mrs., bakery, 428 Folsom
Edward M., wharfinger Folsom St. Wharf,

r. 822a Union
Eliza, widow, r. 3 Freelon
Elizabeth, widow, r. 2106 Howard
Ellen, widow, r. 1184 Harrison rear
Emma, widow, teacher music, r. 109 Taylor

E. P. Mrs., widow, r. 520 Lombard
Francis, r. 1111 Devisadero
Frank E., attorney at law, r. 927 McAllister
Frank E., salesman Parke & Lacy Co., r.

Oakland
Frossard Mme., dressmaker, r. 621 Bush
George A., boiler maker Risdon I. & L.

Wks., r. 1303 California
George A., salesman W. R. Larzelere

Commission Co., r. 927 McAllister
Hanna, domestic, 18!4 Henry

Buckley Henry, bartender, r. 839 Mission
" Henry S., plumber, r. 1613 Devisadero
" James, fireman Engine 7, r. 440, 17th
" James, hostler, r. 353i4 Clementina
" James, laborer, r. 118 Wildey
" James, service man S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

9 Cleveland
" Jennie, domestic, 9 Belvedere
" Jeremiah, blacksmith, r. 24 South Park
" Jeremiah, laborer, r. 407i4 Eureka
" Jeremiah, laborer, r. Cable Hotel
" Jeremiah, shoemaker, r. 223 Sanchez
" Jeremiah J., porter United Boot and Shoe

Co., r. Brewster nr Rutledge Av
" Jeremiah J. Jr., machinist, r. Brewster nr

Rutledge Av
" Jerome, clerk, r. Brewster nr Rutledge Av
" John, cooper, r. 927 Broadway
" John, expressman, r. 1 Boyd
" John, groceries and liquors, 246, 8th
" John, hotel runner, r. 547 Mission
" John, laborer Harbor Commissioners
" John, marine fireman, r. .547, 1st
" John, pressman Dempster Bros., r. 18^

West Mission
" John, waiter, r. 322, 5th
'■ John E., machinist, r. 24 South Park
" John F., laborer, r. 19 Elliott Park
" John H., printer S. F. Autographic Regis-
ter Co., r. 927 Broadway
" John L., lodgings, 704 Sansome, r. Berkeley
" John M., veterinary surgeon, r. 537 Guerrero
" John W., r. 2305 Howard
" Joseph, clerk, r. Brewster nr Rutledge
" Joseph, cellarman Lachman & Jacobi, r.

1513 Mission
" Joseph, foreman, r. I5O814 Sacramento
" Joseph A., salesman Dunham, Carrigan &

Hayden Co., r. 1111 Devisadero
" Joseph A., steward, r. 463 Jersey
" Joseph J., bricklayer, r. 24 South Park
" Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 325 Franklin
" Kate Mrs., r. 839 Mission
" Laurence, clerk, r. 416 Bryant
" Lawrence, conductor S. F. & S. M. Ry., r.

382 Arlington
" Lorenzo S., bookkeeper, r. 2106 Howard
" M., engineer, r. 800 Kearny
" Margaret, domestic, 1224 Waller
" Maria L., widow, r. 1919 Greenwich
" Mary, widow, r. 1125 Devisadero
" Mary Miss, bookbinder, r. 3 Freelon
" M. B., buyer O'Connor, Moflatt &Co., r. New

York City
" Michael, r. 558 Howard
" Michael, baker, r. 1513 Mission
" Michael, expressman, SW cor Ellis and

Mason, r. 1 Boyd
" Michael G., machinist, r. 2106 Howard
" Michael J., laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

3112 Webster
" Nellie, domestic, 1914 Clay
" Nora, domestic Charles H. Berlin
" Patrick, r. 2748 Bush
" Patrick, laborer, r. 240 Minna
" Patrick, laborer, r. 547 Mission
" Patrick A. (Bear & Buckley), r. 923 Filbert
" Patrick J., cement worker, r. 1513 Mission
'• Patrick J., coremaker, r. 20 Chapul tepee
" Peter,. bartender, r. 212 Broadway
" Peter, teamster Dickins Lumber Co.
" Peter J., salesman Getz Bros. & Co., r. 2106

Howard
" Robert J., r. 1508'/^ Sacramento
•' Thomas, coachman, 1299 Van Ness Av
" Thomas F., harness maker Corporation

Yard, r. 1122 Harrison
" Timothy, laborer, r. 68 Shipley
" Timothy, teamster, r. 27214 Clementina
" Timothy, teamster, r. 427 Ridley
" Timothy, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 537

Jessie
" Timothy J., teamster John Middleton, r.

313 Tehama
Buckley Vincent P., physician, 504 Kearny, r.

1203 Jackson SW cor Taylor
" William, r. 3 Freelon
"-^William E., clerk Morton Special Delivery,

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Buckley William F., foreman S. F. Autographic
Register Co., r. 927 Broadway
" William F., helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

3113 Webster
" William H., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

1107 Oak
" William T., clerk, r. 1400,23d
4®=Buckley. See Bulkley

Bucklin Edward P., proprietor What Cheer
House, 527-529 Sacramento, r. 617 Bush
" Frank M., purser, r. 1610 Howard

BUOKMAN ALBERT E.,

contractor, 302 Montg-omery, room 4,
telephone Main 991, stable cor Steiner
and Waller, telephone West 14, r.
Cosmos Club

Bhckman Edmund H., storekeeper str Zelan-
dia
" Etta, widow, r. 509 Buchanan
" Frank W., foreman Albert E. Buckman, r.

427 Ridley
" Isaac, laborer, r. 115V4 Leavenworth
" John, laborer, r. 115!^ Leavenworth
■' John, machinist, r. 1902a Filbert
" Maud Miss, r. 509 Buchanan
" May Miss, r. 509 Buchanan
Buckman's Camp, cor Steiner and Waller
Buckmaster George C, lather, r. 613 Ash Av
" Harry C, boatman Paul Boyton Chute

Co., r. 246, 6th
" John C, lather, r. 613 Ash Av
Buckminster Parker B., broiler Popular Dining
Rooms, r. 113 Turk

BUOKNALL GEORGE J.,

physician, diseases of the skin a spec-
ialty, oflace 330 Sutter, telephone Main
1730, hours 2 to 5:30 p. m., r. 1121 La-
guna, hours 8 to 9 a. m. and 7 to 8 p.
m., telephone West 338
Bucknam Charles, agent La Grande Laundry ,200
Montgomery Av, r. La Grande Laundry
" Mary, widow, r. 1917 Baker
" Mary L. Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 708Shotwell
" R. D., master str City of Everett
" Robert F., butcher, 2548 Folsom, r. 708
Shotwell
Buckner Charles, carpenter Swan & Stein, r.
2934 Mission
" Zachariah E. (Seegelken & Buckner), r.
Santa Rosa
Bucksbaum Annie, widow, dressmaker, r. 213

Powell
Buckstuhl John N., cellarman Eisen Vineyard

Co., r. 533 Sacramento
jg6ff"Buckwald. See Buchwald
Bucyrus Steam Shovel and Dredge Co., W. B.

Isaacs agent, 226 Market
Budd A. J. Mrs., ladies' nurse, 785 Stevenson
" Charles G., shoemaker W. H. Nolan & Co.,

r. 6111/2, 21st
" Harry H., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r.

301 Fair Oaks
" Henry, laborer, r. Hunter's Point
Budde Albert H., nickel plater Joseph Budde,
r. 21 Baker
" E. F., 1st offlcerstr Newark, r. Oakland
" Eugene, brass finisher Joseph Budde, r. 21
Baker
Budde Henry F., manager California Volks-
freund, 439 Montgomery, r. 719 Turk

BUDDE JOSEPH,

manufacturer sanitary appliances
and woodwork, 575 Mission, telephone
Main 5044, r. 21 Baker

Budde Marie, domestic, 2307 California
Buddenbaum Henry, expressman, NE cor 1st

and Folsom, r. 239i/4, 8th
Budgen George, conductor Market St. Ry., r.

1104 Tennessee
Budich Vase, waiter A. Sorich & Co.
Budlong W. S., instructor San Francisco Barber

College, 116, 11th
Budzelini Andrew B., stage carpenter Cremorne

Theatre
" John J., scene painter Cremorne Theatre
" Mary J., widow, r. 14 Freelon

Buech Joseph, laborer Vulcan I. Wks., r. 558i4

Natoma
" Joseph Mrs., dressmaker, r. 558% Natoma
Buechel Anthony, rattan worker, r. 707 Clemen-
tina
" Catherine, widow, r. 707 Clementina
" John, blacksmith, r. 707 Clementina
Buechting Gustav, barber, 419 Bay
Buecker George, liquors, NE cor Fremont and

Mission, r. 2838 Folsom
Bueerus Frederick, engineer, r. 35 Madison Av
Buegge Herman, master mariner, r. Girard nr

Woolsey
Buehler Frank, delivery clerk Nathan, Dohr-

mann & Co., r. 515 Golden Gate Av
" Jacob M. Rev., pastor St. Paulus German

Evangelical Lutheran Church, r. 515

Golden Gate Av
Buehn Christian, maltster Washington Brewery,

r. 140 Flood Av
" George, bookbinder Hicks- Judd Co., r. 140

Flood Av
" Henry, carpenter, r. 2123 Chestnut
i3®=Buehn. See Buhn
Buel Rosa M. Miss, secretary Truckee Lumber

Co. of San Francisco, 243-251 Berry, r.

363 East 12th, Oakland
Buela Juhl, wireman. Western Light & Power

Co.
Bueler J. F., miller Yolo Mills, r. 1713 Fillmore
Buell J. E. Mrs., r. I4O81/2 Polk
Buellen Alfred, teamster, r. SE cor 17th and

Uranus
Buelna Dana, widow, r. 1503 Mason
" Domingo, machinist Simonds Saw Co., r.

614 Fella PI
Buena Vista Park, bet. Utah and Vermont,

Napa and Shasta
Buena Vista Primary School, Miss Amelia G.

Catlin principal, York bet 18th and 19th,

Potrero
Buerkle Matilda, dom.estic, 116 Devisadero
Buero Luigi (Ravenna & Co.), r. 712 Vallejo
Buescher William, steward Max Cahen & Co.,

r. 136 Castro
Buettle Frank, salesman Caro Bros., r. 704%

Mission
Buettler John, butcher, r. 603 Haight
Buettner Christ, brewer Willows Brewery, r.

NW cor 19th and Shotwell
Buff Louis, commission merchant, r. 418 Post
Buffalo Brewing Co., A. H. Lochbaum & Co.

agents, 135-137 King nr 4th, telephone

Main 1010
Buflandeau Eugene, clerk P. M. S. S. Go's

wharf, r. 461 Bryant
Buffell Louise Miss, milliner, r. 827 Polk
Bufflngton William H., bookkeeper J. M. Litch-
field & Co., r. 907a Guerrero
" William H., bookkeeper W. H. Nolan & Co.,

r. 603 Bush
Bufford Charles M.. student, r. 1814 Sutter
" Henry L., driver S. F. Laundry, r. 1606

Turk
" James H., veterinary dentist, r. 1606 Turk
Bufford Samuel F., president San Francisco

Laundry Association, 33 Geary, r. 1814

Sutter
Bufono Vilardino. bootblack, r. 10 Margaret PI
Buford Free Kindergarten, Miss Lulah Zabris-

kie principal, 15th Av South nr L
" Kirtley, salesman New York Belting and

Packing Co., r. Hotel Langham
Bugbee Maxwell G. (Bugbee & Gash), r. 1694

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Bugbee & Gash (Maxwell G. Bugbee and John
Gash), architects, 43 Merchants Ex-
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jeS'Bugbee. See Buckbee
Bugeia Raphael S., r. Thrift nr Capitol
Bugge John, salesman David B. James, r. 414

McAllister
Buhl Arthur, baker J. Lanzer, r. 2332 Mission
" Arthur, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 502

Linden Av
" Charles, r. 619 Pine
" Henrietta, widow, r. 502 Linden Av
" Hertha A. Miss, assistant bookkeeper J.
G. James & Co., r. 329, 17th
Buhlert Henry, butcher, r. 204 Ridley
" Oscar, clerk Mark Strouse, r. 2412Paciflc Av
" William, wrapper, r. 565 Natoma
Buhlinger George, cellarman Cal. Wme Assn.,
r. 108 California Av
" Joseph, bottler Buffalo Brewing Co., r. 108

California Av
" Oscar, butcher, r. 108 California Av
" William, painter Edison Light and Power
Co., r. lOVa Patton
Buhlinger William F. (successor to G. Hoffman
& Co.), engraver, die sinker and stencil
cutter, 608 Sacramento, r. 108 California
Av
Buhlmann Jacob (Buhlmann & Woelfel), r. 1523
Mission
' & Woelfel (Jacob Buhlmann and John

Woelfel), bakery, 1523 Mission
" John, bartender, r. 260 Tehama
Buline Alexander H., secretary Central Lum-
ber and Mill Co. 20-26, 10th, r. 712 Sutter
Buhner Albert, 1st lieut. and commander
revenue cutter Bear, r. 1115 Turk
" Albert H., cadet revenue cutter Bear, r.

1115 Turk
" Carl, upholsterer, r. 29 Stanly PI
Buhot Thais Mme., accordion pleating, 1417 Polk
Buhr Benjamin F., r. 732 McAllister
" Fred F., machinist, r. 437 Geary
" George, bartender, r. 614 Kearny
" Paul, engineer str Encinal, r. Alameda
*®=Buhrmeister. See Burmeister and Bur-

mester
Buhtz Gustav, cook, r. 243 Minna
Buick John, bookkeeper William Baick, r. 2514V4
Bush
" John, tile setter Bush & Mallett Co., r. ISVz

McLea Court
" John J., tile setter, r. 38 Dore
" William, plumber, 1910 Fillmore, r. 211, 4th
Av
Buihle Jean, milker Bernard Cossou, r. cor Way-
land and Hamilton
Builders' Association of California The (incor-
porated), Stephen R. Doyle president,
John T. Hayes secretary, 40 New Mont-
gomery NW cor Mission
Builders' Exchange The (incorporated), Oscar
Lewis president. James A. Wilson sec-
retary, 40 New Montgomery NW cor Mis-
sion
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office 109 California, room 5
Building News and Review, George H. Wolfe
editor and proprietor. 935 Market, room
15
Buislay A. & M. (August and Mrs. Martha Buis-
lay), proprietors The Heath, 312 Eddy
" August (A. & M. Buislay). r. 312 Eddy
" Martha Mrs. (A. & M. Buislay), r. 312 Eddy
Buisse Julius, clerk David Pattyn, r. 244, 9th
Buja George T., clerk Irvine Bros., r. 810 Green

Buja Mary, widow, r. 810 Green
" Nicholas, bookkeeper A. Levy & Co., r. 810
Green

BUJANNOFF R.,

designer and manufacturer fine jew-
elry and silverware, diamond work j;a
specialty, 9 Lick PI, r. 710 Hyde

Buker Alfred, plumber, r. 1438 Jackson
" George, r. 1438 Jackson
" John, blacksmith, r. 1438 Jackson
" M. T. Mrs., widow, r. 1438 Jackson
Bukowsky Herman, sawyer Hobbs, Wall & Co.,

r. 32 Natoma
Bulacher Frederick, r. 1605 Pacific Av
4®- Buletti. See Bulletti and Bulotti
Bulger Francis, clerk Gustave E. Lindemann,

" Frank, boatbuilder George W. Kneass, r.
500, 1st
Frank, laborer, r. 836 Illinois
James, cooper George Windeler & Co., r. 4

Boyd
James K., clerk Selby Smelting and Lead

Co., r. 728 Ashbury
John K., assistant U. S. inspector boilers,

Appraisers' Bldg, room 20, r. 1808 Post
Martin, capitalist, r. 828 Ashbury
Michael, carpenter Robinson & Gillespie.

r. 11 Franklin
Thomas D.. machinist Corporation Yard,

S. F. F, D., r. 513 Elizabeth
William, boiler maker, r. 20% Zoe
Jm" Bulger. See Bolger
Bulgrin Otto, bedmaker, r. 636 Commercial
Bulhe Before John, laundryman, r. 631 Jackson
Bulkhead Building, SW cor Mission and East
Bulkley Ichabod, clerk, r. bM Crook
" Milton, machinery salesman, NW cor Mis-
sion and Fremont, r. Oakland
" Stephen R., varieties, I62814 Mission
Bull Alpheus Jr., draughtsman, 109 Mission, r.
1427 Sacramento
" Carl, clerk, r. 2326 Folsom
" Edwin B., manager Charles Scribner's
Sons, 331 Montgomery, rooms 32-33, r.
Oakland
" Franklin P. (Crandall & Bull), attorney
at law, 419 California, room 21, r. 1417
Scott
" Henry, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. NE cor

Napa and Louisiana
" Henry M., office 109 Mission, r. 3230 Jackson
" James, tailor, 542, 3d
" Joseph H. yard hand Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 302

6th
" William H., artist, studio 611 Clay
4®=Bull. See Buhl

Bullard Edward D., stock raiser, r. 1715 Brod-
erick
" Enmia, widow, r. 1324 Washington
" George, porter J. A. Folger& Co., r. 1108a

Clay
" Gertrude Miss, stenographer Pac. Mutual

Life Insurance Co., r. 1324 Washington
" Grace P. Miss, stenographer Pac. Mutual

Life Insurance Co., r. 1324 Washington
" James A., teamster, r. 2108 Hyde
" Leonard V., bartender Michael H. Smith,

" Matthew B., clerk Edwin J. Fraser, r. 1820

Turk
" Samuel E., oiler Market St. Ry., r. 915

Vallejo
" William P., with Collins & Lyons, and H.
Kissane, r. 2314 Clay
BuUen Fred R., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r.
2158 Mission
" J. Fitzherbert, dental student, r. 1307

Golden Gate Av
" John, r. 2158 Mission

" John R., apprentice Dow Steam Pump
Wks., r. 421c Natoma
Bullene Edward E., marine engineer, r. 1318'/4

Florida
Buller John, waiter George H. Richard, r. 21

Everett
Bullerdieck Nicholas, hay, grain, wood and
coal, 1632-1634 Mission, r. 833, 17th

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Bulletin Tlie (daily and weekly), R. A. Croth-
ers publisher, business office 622 Mont-
gomery, editorial and composing rooms
413 Bush
Bulletti Rocco, cook Palace Hotel, r. IblOYz

Powell
BuUier John F., barber, 19-14 Market, r. 1835

Market
4®=Bullier. See BoUier

Bullion A. i&Co. (Mrs. Adam Bullion), millinery,
39, 6th
" Adam Mrs. (A. Bullion & Co.), r. Alameda
" Albert H., canvasser Theatrical Publish-
ing Co., r. Alameda
" Consolidated Gold Mining Co. (Grass Val-
ley, Cal.), C. A. Grow secretary, 27 Mills
Bldg, 5th floor
" Martin, clerk Robert L. Toplitz & Co., r.

" Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), R. R. Gray-
son secretary, 331 Pine, room 20
BuUis Edward A., city agent Domestic Sewing
Machines, 1021 Market, r. 1513 Steiner
" John A., contractor, r. 800 Kearny
Bullock Belle, widow, seamstress, r. 215 Jones
" Ezra B., accountant John S. Kimball, r.
Alameda
Bullock JoIlU H., manager John S. Kimball, 22
Market, r. 13 DeLong Av
" Richard S., clerk local freight office S. P.
Co., r. Alameda

BULLOCK & JONES CO.,

F. Gaudin president, H. V. Ramsdell
vice-president, Edward Mills secre-
tary, tailors, men's furnishers and
shirt makers, 105 Montgomery

Bullwinkel Charles, cane maker C. P. Heininger,
r. 27 Liberty
" George D. H., butcher, r. 1657 Mission
" Henry (Bullwinkel & Co.), r. 1708 Turk
" Henry G., groceries and liquors, 721 Fol-

som, r. 719 Folsom
" J. Frederick, groceries and liquors, NW

cor Powell and Pacific, r. 902 Pacific
" J. Frederick Jr., shipping clerk Wheaton,

Breon & Co., r. 902 Pacific
" John D. (Ahrens, Pein & Bullwinkel), r.

6251/2 Post
" John H., liquors, 1001 Jackson
" & Co. (Henry Bullwinkel and Henry J.
Mahler), liquors, 627 East
Bulotti Baldi (Bulotti & Sauter), r. 1402 Stockton
" Ferdinand, painter J. St. Denis & Co.,

r. 7S2Vallejo
" G., grinder, 1 Langtry
■' George, plumber T. H. Monaghan, r. 732

Vallejo
" John, groceries and liquors, 2201 Steiner
" Lee, expressman, r. 5 Washoe PI
" Peter, clerk, r. 1714 Dupont
" & Sauter (Baldi Bulotti and John Sauter),
furniture, 1402 Stockton
Bulson John, engineer, r. 2430 California
Bultmann Brothers (John H. and Charles), gen-
eral merchandise, N W cor 26th and Shot-
well
" Charles (Bultmann Bros.), r. NW cor 26th

and Shotwell
" John H. (Bultmann Bros.), r. 1107 Shotwell
Bulwer Consolidated Mining Co., Julian E.

Jacobus secretary, 33 Nevada Block
Bumann Frank, bartender The Oberon, r. 260

Tehama
Bumgarner Virgil W., machinist and model

maker, 717 Bay
Bumke Theodore, baker, r. 622 Capp rear
Bumm George W., pressman George Spaulding

&Co., r. 809 Hayes
Bumpus Dolores Mrs., dressmaker, 738 Vallejo
Bumstead Elizabeth A., widow, r. 229 Franklin
Bumsted Edward J., clerk, r. 18 Hawthorne

" Louise F. Mrs., r. 18 Hawthorne
Bunbery Robert, laborer, r. SE cor M and 5th

Av South
Bunce Harry N. (H. N. Bunce & Co.), r. 1327
Sacramento
" H. N. & Co. (Harry N. Bunce and Olof Nel-
son), carriage makers, 836 Devisadero

k J. SLOANE &

Maoufacturers of

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G^l-G'4-7 A^arket St.

Bunce Jeannette W., widow, r. 1327 Sacramento
" John, can maker Standard Oil Co., r. 14
Geneva
Bunch Raphael G., barber Chase & Dyer, r. 413

Bunck Henry, butcher C. E. Whitney & Co., r.
1323, 6th Av South

Bundesen Boye (Callahan & Bundesen), r. 911
20th

Bundschu Charles (J. Gundlach & Co.), and
president Gundlach-Bundschu Wine Co.,
SE cor 2d and Market, r. 125 Chestnut,
telephone Main 1889

Bundy Andreia, printer, r. 14 Anthony
" Daniel S., porter Will & Finck Co., r. 10

Rondel PI
" Joseph A., laborer, r. 10 Rondel PI

Buneman Albert J., cashier Henry Buneman, r.
137 Haight

Buneman Henry, wholesale wines and liquors,
401-403 Front, r. 137 Haight

Bunemann William, bookkeeper S. H. Frank &
Co., r. 932 Hayes

Bunger Christian, groceries, 1500 Pt. Lobos Av,
r. 347, 4th Av

Bunje E. T., master mariner, 9 Mission

Bunker C. D. & Co. (incorporated), Charles D.
Bunker president, George W. Reed
secretary, ship, freight and customs
brokers, and agents Mexican and Cen-
tral American Packet Line, 435 Battery

Bunker Charles D., president c. D. Bunker &
Co., 435 Battery, r. 1321 Guerrero
■' Charles F., insurance, 407 Montgomery, r.

Hotel St. Nicholas
" Edward, salesman Goldberg, Bowen & Co.
" Edward A., manager H. Dutard, r. Ala-
meda
" Frederick, tanner, r. K^A, 24th
" Frederick H., clerk, r. 211 Guerrero

BUNKER GEORGE D.,

pork packer and manufacturer of
Bunker's celebrated club sausages,
74-75 California Market, telephone
Main 5267, packing house 616 Bran-
nan bet 5th and 6th, r. 1131 Geary
Bunker George W., compositor Report, r. 6V4
Monroe

" H. C, actor Morosco's Grand Opera House,
r. Hotel Miramar

" Henry C. (Bassett & Bunker), r. 35 Hill
Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining and Concen-
trating Co., W. H. Crocker assistant
secretary and treasurer, 223-224 Crocker
Bldg
Bunker Paul, expert accountant, office with
California Title Insurance and Trust Co. ,
Mills Bldg, telephone Main 1811, r. 2302
Van Ness Av

" R. Elmer, physician, 630 Sutter, and drugs,
714 Dupont

" Richard B., bookkeeper H. S. Crocker Co.,
r. 35 Hill

" Rufus K., salesman Clarence Dickey

" Sarah E., widow, r. 1625 Fulton

■' Wallace W., r. 321a Turk

" William, compositor, r. 523a Natoma

" William, engineer, r. 3.52, 1st
Bunker William M., president Daily Report
Publishing Co., 238 Montgomery, r. 1001
Pine
Bunnell Edwin, physician and surgeon, 21
Powell, hours 3:30to5:.30 and 7 to 8 p. m.,
telephone Bush 11, r. 220214 Devisadero,
telephone Steiner 271

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Bunnell Edwin W., teacher Horace Mann Even-
ing School, r. 1844 Geary
Bunnell James S., general auditor and cashier
Wells, Fargo & Go's Express, 35 New
Montgomery, room 19, r. 2730 Dwight
Way, Berkeley
Bunner Cornelius A., clerk, r. 1219 Webster
" E. F., attorney at law, r. 1106 Gough
■' George F., porter, r. 1219 Webster
" JohnC, land agent, 420 California, room 27,

r. 228a McAllister
" Marion Y. Miss, journalist, r. 1928 Leaven-
worth
" Stephen, sergeant police, r. 1219 Webster
" Stephen V., policeman, r. 1219 Webster
Bunning John H., advertisement writer Wilder

& Co., r. Sausalito
Bunster Brothers (Orville C. and Ira P.), mer-
chant tailors, 634 Market
" Ira P. (Bunster Bros.), r. 325 Hayes
" Orville C. (Bunster Bros.), r. 325 Hayes
Bunt Charles, master mariner, r. 37^ Zoe
Buntain Thomas, blacksmith Risdon I. & L.

Wks., r. 1778 Taylor
Bunten Laurie, with Hellmann Bros. & Co., r.

Bohemian Club
Bunth Axel S., tailor, r. 1714 Market
Bunting William L., asst. engineer U. S. Light-
house tender Madrone, r. 525'4 Valencia
" William R., teamster, r. 1017 Capp
Bunton Richard, r. 1118 0'Farrell
Buntrock Herman, tailor Bullock & Jones Co., r.

419 Hyde
Bunyan Thomas D., gripman Market St. Ry., r.

3125 Mission
Bunz John, tanner The Norton Tanning Co., r.

cor Nebraska and 24th
Bunzl Julius, manager I X L Tamale Co., 208

McAllister, r. 2811 Bush
Bura Adolph, cigars, 1739 Mission, r. 37 Erie
Burau Herrmann, carpenter, r. 256 Jessie
Burbank George W., vice-president Dairymen's
Union of Cal., 113-119 Davis, r. Tomales,
Marin Co.
" Louis, machine hand J. C. Nolan & Co., r.

Berkeley
" Mary E., widow, r. 1114 Clay
Burbecker Charles, laundryman,r. 605 Broadway
Burbridge Alfred G., with Burbridge & Co., r.
Hotel St. Nicholas
" Oscar H. (Burbridge & Co.), r. Hotel St.

Nicholas
" Samuel L., mining engineer, r. 900 Pine
" & Co. (O. H. Burbridge and J. M. Bail-
hache), stock and grain brokers, 325
Pine
Burch Blasius, milker, r. cor Munich and Brazil

Av
Burch C. T., cashier C. J. O'Donnell & Co., r. 800
Kearny
" Charles, millhand Commercial Box Fac-
tory, r. 214, 3d
4®=- Burch. See Birch

Burchard Charles, teamster, r. 549 Stevenson
" Gustav, barber, r. 1006, 15th Av South
" John H., stock raiser, r. 220 Montgomery

Av
" Leo, porter Buch & Muhl
4®="Burchell. See Burtchaell and Burtschell
Burckar William, glazier, r. 357 Jessie
Burckess Henry W., builder, r. 1410 Geary
Burckhalter Charles, solicitor London and

Lancashire Fire Ins. Co,, r. Oakland
Burckhardt Charles, nurse German Hospital
BurdJohn L., invoice clerk W. W. Montague
& Co., r. 615 Eddy

Burd John S., clerk William Burd, r. Berkeley
" Levi H., general auctioneer, 747 Market, r.

Alameda
" Rose M., widow, r. 615 Eddy
" Tina, cashier, r. 615 Eddy
Burd William, agent Armour Glue Works, 23

Davis, room 11, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
4®=-Burd. See Bird
Burdell Harvey, r. 311 Golden Gate Av
Burden James H., baker, r. 417 Clementina
" Levi, janitor Mills Bldg., r. 417 Clemen-
tina
" Wilson (Burden & Helm), r. 327, 18th
" & Helm (Wilson Burden and William
Helm), masons and builders, 40 New
Montgomery
Burdett Charles, carpenter, r. 2812 Laguna
" Ellen, widow, r. 222 Chestnut
" William H., r. 1539 Polk
Burdick Benjamin E., clerk, r. 1519 Scott
" Brainard S. (Burdick Bros. & Co.), r. 418

Larkin
" Brothers & Co. (Brainard S., William O. F.
and Mrs. H. G. Burdick), confectionery,
1386 Market
" Edward S., mechanic Gas Consumers'

Assn., r. 1519 Scott
" George R., receiving teller London, Paris
and American Bank, r. 1519 Scott
Burdick Harry M., secretary A. Quade & Co.,
636 Market, r. 789 Haight
" H. G. Mrs. (Burdick Bros. & Co.), r. 61/2
Adair
Burdick Mark S. (Wheeler & Burdick), r. Ala-
meda
" May L. Miss, bookkeeper Cadman & Kit-
tle, r. 1606 California
" William O. F. (Burdick Bros. & Co.), r. QM
Adair
Burdon Adele, widow, r. 7 Margaret Court
Bureau for the Benefit of the Service Depart-
ment of Telephone, 216 Bush, room 106
Bureau of Labor Statistics state of California,
E. L. Fitzgerald commissioner, 325 Sut-
ter
Bureau of Records, Simpson & Millar proprie-
tors, 535 California
Bureau "Veritas, International Register of Ship-
ping (District of Pacific Coast), I. E.
Thayer inspector, L. H. Turner assistant
surveyor, 28 California
Burfeind Addie Miss, r. 925^2 Greenwich
" Annie, cook Alms House
" Edward H., turner Pac. Woodenware and

Cooperage Co., r. 925^2 Greenwich
" George F., driver H. H. W. Burfeind, r.opp.

Alms House
" George H., with Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 925%

Greenwich
" Herman H. W., dairy. Alms House Road

opp. Alms House
" John F., porter L. R. Larzelere &Co. ,r.

925^4 Greenwich
" John H., bartender Otto F. Wilkens, r. 836

Bay
" Louise, stewardess Alms House
" Mary, widow, r. 925^2 Greenwich
" William M. H., dentist, r. 836 Hay
Burg Carl H. (Brugge & Burg), r. 305, 10th
" Edward, waiter J. U. Hastings
" Oliver S., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 811

Central Av
" Rosina, widow, r. 1126 Iowa
" William M., salesman Owl Drug Co., r.
Oakland
46&"Burg. See Berg, Berge, Bergh and Burge
Burgbacher Mathias, carpenter, r. Francis nr

Mission
Burgdorf Adolph, teamster, r. 814 Montgomery
Burge Francis A., clerk Washington Hotel
" Frank J., r. 415 Post

" George, carpenter, r. University nr Man-
sell
" George D., bookkeeper J. J. O'Brien & Co.,

r. cor University and Mansell
" Herman, r. Girard bet Dwight and Woolsey
" Louis, bartender, r. 126, 4th
" Otis H., special policeman, r. 1119 Mont-
gomery

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Burge Simeon S., live stock, 1605 Harrison and
president Burge & Donohoo Co., 220 San-
some, room 4, r. 236f 12tli

" & Donolioo Co., (incorporated), Simeon S.
Burge president, John Heenan secre-
tary, agricultural Implements, 220 San-
some, room 4
;8fS=Burge. See Berg, Berge, Bergh and Burg
Burgelin Otto, apprentice Clot & Meese, r. Oak-
land '
Burger Alto, teamster, r. 1818 Mason

" August, barber Philip Cohen, r. 1312 Larkin
rear

" Charles, helper Willows Brewery, r. 527
Shotwell

" George J., proprietor Potrero Furniture Co.,
cor Santa Clara and Wisconsin

" Henry, teamster, r. SE cor Serpentine Av
and Bryant

" Henry S., painter, r. 320 Utah

" Henrietta, widow, r. 1818 Mason

" S. Fred, foreman Mutual Electric Light
Co., r. 315/2 O'Farrell
.e®=Burger. See Berger

Burgers Frederick W., asst. bookkeeper Pacific
Lumber Co., r. cor 36th and Bryant Av

" George H., chemist Mission Chemical
Wks., r. cor 26th and Bryant Av

" Henry, teamster, r. cor 26th and Bryant Av
Burgess Alpheus N., traveling salesman C. A.
Burgess & Co., r. 941 Howard

" Benjamin, marker La Grande Laundry,
r. 1605 Howard

" Bertrand F., physician and surgeon, 316
Van Ness Av

" Caleb, r. 593 Ellis

" Caroline Mrs., r. 814a Green
Burgess C. A. & Co. (Dr. Charles A. Burgess
and Dr. Frank P. Burgess), proprietors
Pawnee Indian Medicine Co., 941 Howard

" Chandler W., r. 161/i Danvers

" Charles, clerk freight auditor's dept., S.
P. Co.,r. 323 Castro

" Charles, clerk Louis Saroni & Co., r. 817
Bush

■" Charles, horseshoer, r. 107 Bay

" Charles A. Dr. (C. A. Burgess & Co.), r. 941
Howard

" Cornelius S., draughtsman engineering
dept. S. P. Co., r. 593 Ellis

" Daniel W., fireman, r. 3 Jurl

" Frank, cook Paul Drasdo, r. 217, 3d

" Frank G., designer Harrold, Belcher & Al-
len, r. 1031 Vallejo

" Frank P. Dr. (C. A. Burgess & Co.), r. 941
Howard

■" Frederick D., clerk S. P. Co., r. 323 Castro

^' George, packer George H. Tay Co., r. 13
Laurel

■" 'George H., artist, 126 Kearny, room 59,
r. Berkeley

" Henry E., with C. A. Burgess & Co., r. 941
Howard

^' Howard K., salesman Thomas Day & Co.,
r. 818 Hyde

■" James, laborer, r. 403, 8th

" John C, car repairer S. P. Co., r. 220 Noe

-" John L., carpenter, r. 18 Lloyd

" John M., seaman, r. 244 Chattanooga rear

" John W., engineer Modern Laundry Co.,
r. 1857a Lexington Av

" Joseph E., receiver, r. 939 Haight

" Louis R., 2d lieutenant Battei-y A, 5th
Artillery U. S. A., r. Presidio

" Oscar O , physician. 329 Geary

" Robert J., student, r. 323 Castro

" Samuel, cook, r. 316 Davis

" Sarah, widow, r. 323 Castro

" Valentine, 2d mate str Datmtless, r. 4
Minna

" Wilford H., painter, r. 2130 Market

" William, clerk Warren Olney, r. 621 Bush

" William, conductor, r. 37 Lily Av

" William, with C. A. Burgess & Co.

" William J., helper, r. 614 Tennessee
4®"Burgess. See Herges and Bergez
fiurgett Jerred, oiler Spring Valley W. W., r.

337, 17th
Burgh E. J. F. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 153 Tehama

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Burgh Robert F., shipping clerk Schmidt Label

& Lith. Co., r. 153 Tehama
4®= Burgh. See Berg, Burg and Burge
Burgin Gustav, r. 201014 Geary rear
Burgin John F., office 14 Mills Bldg, 3d floor, '

r. 801 Golden Gate Av
" Kate, widow, r. 801 Golden Gate Av
j8®°"Burgin. See Bergen and Bergin
Burgman Charles F., Great Chief of Records

Improved Order of Red Men, 320 Post,

and editor and manager The Insignia,

r. 1808 San Carlos Av
4®=Burgman. See Bergman
Burgmayer Frederick, steward, r. 2009 Dupont
Burgo John A., r. 311 Pacific
Burgoyne John, storekeeper Market St. Ry., r.

337, 5th Av
" John H., watchman Market St. Ry., r. 1916

" Thomlis, r. 206 Clement
Burgren Albert, draughtsman Charles J. Colley,
r. 1206% Howard
" Nils, tailor, r. I2O614 Howard
4®~Burgren. See Berggren, Bergren and Borgh-

ren
Burgunda C. laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 631

Tennessee
Burhans Albert, shoemaker Leo Kowalkowski,
r. 18 Dale PI
" Eugene, silversmith Shreve & Co., r. 417
Turk
Burhans Herman, wines and liquors, 122 Gol-
den Gate Av, r. 18 Dale PI
" William C, manager advertising Monitor.

r. Olympic Club
" William J., tailor, 417 Turk
Burin Bias M. (Burin & Bokariza), r. 147, 7th
" Nicholas M.. fireman str City of Puebla, r.
147, 7th
Burin & Bokariza (Bias M. Burin and Peter
Bokariza), domestic and foreign wines
and liquors, wholesale and retail, 135,
7th
Burk James, laborer Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 3007
Webster
'•■ James, fireman str Transit, r. 8814 Dore
" Jam.es, waiter, r. 1234 Pine
" Leonard E., belt maker Fred R. Cook, r. 86

Brady
" Margaret, domestic, 1818 California
" Mary N., widow, r. 1922 Franklin
" Robert B., horseshoer and blacksmith, 1620
Harrison, r. SE cor Lower Terrace and
Juno
" Steven, clerk, r. 575 Minna
" Susan D. Miss, teacher Whittier Primary
School, r. 1816 Baker
4®= Burk. See Burck, Berk, Bourke and Burke
Burkard Henry, cooper, r. Margaret Av nr

" John E., butcher, 412, 3rd, r. 1249, 18th
Burkardt Louise, widow, r. 422 Franklin
Jm- Burkardt. See Burkhardt
Burke Adolph, waiter, r. 919 Lombard
Alexander, waiter, r. 318 Minna
Alice Mrs., manager Modern Laundry, r.

506, 7th
Andrew, waiter, r. 220 Eddy
Andrew F., drayman, r. 527 Haight
Ann, widow, r. 1225 Green
Ann, widow, r. ]527i4 Howard
Annie, widow, r. 908 Sansome
Antone, shipcarpenter, r. 10 Michigan
Arthur, machinist H. G. Layng Machine

Wks., r. 124 Fulton
Benjamin, laborer, r. 10 Michigan

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Burke Bridget, widow, r. 1123, 20th
" Carl, instrument maker, r. 910 Florida
" Charles, laborer, r. 856 Howard
" Charles, wireworker, r. 708^4 Folsom
" Charles E., shoemaker, r. 33 Crocker
" Charlotte, domestic, St. Mary's Hospital
" Clara Miss, dressmaking, 747% Tehama
" Cornelius J., stairhuilder, r. 2114 Mason
" David (Burke & Green), r. 1420!4 Geary
" David, hostler Pac. Transfer Co., r. 321

Natoma
" David N., peddler, r. 33 Crocker
" Edmond T., teacher music, 597 Ellis
" Edmund, waiter str City of Puebla
" Edmund M., clerk Occidental Hotel, r.

2113 Jones
" Edmund V., traveling salesman, r. 319

Leavenworth
" Edward, clerk Alonzo W. Carle, r. 417 Bush
" Edward, laborer, r. 318 Minna
" Edward, liquors, NW cor Turk and Steiner,

r. 1509 Steiner
" Edward J., janitor, r. 919 Powell
" Edward R., clerk G. H. Umbsen & Co., r.

417 Minna
" Edward S., laborer, r. 202, 6th
" Edwin, painter, r. 529 Turk
" Eliza, widow, r. 2114 Mason
" Elizabeth A. Miss, r. 7 Yerba Buena
" Ellen, domestic. Ill Broderick
' ' Frank, surfman Fort Point Life Saving Sta-
tion, Presidio
" Frank, r. 406 Capp
Burke Frank H. (Madison & Burke), r. San Jose,

Cal.
" Frank J., law student Bishop & Wheeler,

r. 930 McAllister
" Frank X., r. 506, 7th
" Garrett, wood and coal, hay and grain,

2818 Harrison
" George, laborer, r. 36 Louisa
" George, peddler, r. 489, 8th
" George J., shoemaker, r. 33 Crocker
" Gilbert, watchman, r. 408% Fell
" Hans, shoemaker, 1006% Valencia
" Harry, clerk, r. 6 Bond
" Harry A., bookkeeper Goldberg, Bowen &

Co., r. 1225 Green
" Henry M., laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r.

2431 Bryant Av
" Henry S., r. 621 Eddy
" H. J. Miss, saleslady O'Connor, Moffatt &

Co., r. 1413 Clay
" H. R., special agent and adjuster RoUa V.

Watt, r. Palace Hotel
" Hugh M., journalist, r. 404 Post
" Hugh W., r. 11 Valley
•' Isaac, manager Lytton Springs Water Co.,

41,2d,r. 607 Pine
" James, r. 225 Stevenson
" James, boltmaker, r. 36 Louisa
" James, helper Selby Smelting and Lead

Co.. r. 506, 7th
" Jame.s, laborer, r. 212 Broadway
" James, laborer, r. 1145 Harrison
" James, steamboat hand, r. 38^4 Dore
" James, switchman, r. 530, 30th
" James, teamster Englander Bros., r. 321,3d
" James, waiter Andrew Grimm, r. 1234 Pine
" James, wood and coal, hav and grain, 412,

22d
" James Jr., teamster, r. 506, 7th
" James B., carpenter, r. 310Chapultepec
" James C, mason, r. 1048 Folsom
" James C, teamster A. Zellerbach & Sons,

r. 1427% Howard

Burke James F., boxmaker Pac. & S. F. Box

Factory, r. 434, 5th
" James F., machine hand P. F. Nolan & Co..

r. 1715% Lexington Av
" James F., machinist, r. 963 Folsom
" James J., blacksmith, r. 1559 Kearny
" James J., drayman McNab & Smith, r. 506,

7th
■' James P., carpenter, r. 2431 Bryant Av
" James P., wrapper O'Connor, Moffatt &

Co., r. 1594 Bush
" James T., foreman Bernhard Mattress Co.,

r. 406 Capp
Burke Jere T., attorney at law, 530 California,

room 36, r. San Rafael
" John, r. 227 Minna
" John, r. 3431 Bryant Av
" John, electrician Baldwin Theatre, r. 910

Vallejo
" John, engineer, r. 525b Ivy Av
" John, laborer Ballard & Hall, r. 30 Welsh
" John, laborer, r. 261, 1st
" John, laborer, r. 624, 4th
" John, laborer, r. SW cor Bay and Webster
" John, liquors, 138, 2d, r. 104 Natoma
" John, longshoreman, r 18 East
" John, longshoreman, r. 430 Vallejo
" John, millhand Truckee Lumber Co.
" John, shoemaker, r. 33 Crocker
" John, superintendent J. J. O'Brien & Co.,

r. 930 McAllister
" John, teamster, r. 117% Wildey
" John, teamster, r. 1519% Howard
" John, vice-president H. G. Layng Machine

Wks., 109 Fremont, r. 124 Fulton
" John, waiter str Walla Walla
" John Jr., shoemaker, r. 33 Crocker
" John, Mrs., widow, r. 621 Eddy
" John C, canmaker, r. 633 Union
" John C, clerk, r. 2317 Larkin
" John C, driver Rapid Safety Filter Co., r.

1594 Bush
" John F., upholsterer John H. Silvey, r.

2106 Golden Gate Av
" .Tohn H., clerk, r. 2517 California
" John H., corporal police, r. 2813 California
" John J., house painter, r. 1041 York
" John J., laborer r. 963 Folsom
" John J., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r.

1527% Howard
" John K., clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r. 1510

Larkin
" John K., piano polisher Kohler & Chase, r.

219 Grant Av
" John M., tinsmith George H. Tay Co., r.

5 Gordon
" John S., salesman Nolan Bros. Shoe Co., r.

575 Minna
" John v., steamfltter, r. 869 Bryant
" John W., machine hand West Coast Furni-
ture Co., r. 30 Welsh
" Joseph, carpenter, r. 817 Howard
" Joseph, tinsmith, r. 1123, 20th
" Joseph F., marine engineer, r. 1610 Howard
" Joseph F., packer Levi Strauss & Co., r. 33

Zoe
" Joseph H., tinsmith, r. 1208 Green
" Joseph M., clerk F. Korbel & Bros., r. 36

Garden
" Kate Miss, ironer, r. 1123, 20th
" Kate Miss, school teacher, r. 1510 Larkin
" Kate Mrs., lodgings, 100%. 2d and 639 Mis-
sion
" Katie, domestic, 2419 Pacific Av
" Katie, domestic, 3346 Clay
•' Leonard E., leather belt maker, r. 86 Brady
" Lizzie K. Mrs., principal Columbia Gram-
mar School, r. 1510 Larkin
" Louis, waiter, r. 919 Lombard
" Louise, stewardess str City of Sydney
" Mamie, wrapper, r. 331 Langton
" Mamie Miss, operator Stange & Jaenicke,

r. 919% Mission
" Margaret, widow, r. 869 Bryant
" Margaret, widow, r. 963 Folsom
" Margaret, widow, r. 1024% Natoma
" Maria, widow, r. 619 Eddy
" Martha A., widow, r. 824 Powell
" Martin, brakeman, r. 489, 8th

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Burke Martin, teamster, r. 489, 8tli

Martin E.. labeler, r. 1441 Valencia
Martin J. (Madison & Burke), r. Pacific-
Union Club
Mary, widow, r. 86 Brady
Mary, widow, r. 331 Langton
Mary, widow, r. 940 Bryant
Mary, widow, r. 967 Mission
Mary, widow, r. 1403 Stockton
Mary Miss, dressmaking, 151934 Howard
Mary Miss, ironer, r. 1123, 20th
Mary Mrs., r. 937 Post
Mary, domestic, 3608, 16th
Mary A., widow, r. 331 Langton
Mary E., clerk U. S. Internal Revenue, r.

15371/2 Howard
Mary N., widow, r. 1922 Franklin
Matthew CHaley & Burke), r. 873 Bryant
Maude Miss, forelady, r. 731 Pine
Michael, r. 406 Capp
Michael, conductor Market St. Ry., r. Cable

Hotel
Michael, fireman str City of Everett, r.

547, 1st
Michael, groceries and liquors, NW cor

Scott and Ellis
Michael, laborer, r. 36 Harriet
Michael, laborer, r. 512 Howard
Michael, laborer, r. 2823 Geary
Michael, longshoreman, r. 204, 2d
Michael, quarryman Gray Bros., r. 406

Broadway
Michael, shoe cutter, r. 709 Minna
Michael, stone cutter, r. 5 Gordon
Michael, yardman W. G. Stafford & Co., r.

531 Folsom
Michael C. (Burke & Gordon), r. 619 Turk
Michael G., plumber, r. 869 Bryant
Michael H., shoemaker, r. 33 Crocker
Michael J., expressman, r. 40 Gilbert
Michael P., ba'ker, r. 1208 Green
Minnie Miss, bookkeeper Nolan Bros. Shoe

Co., r. 619 Eddy
Nora J. Miss, r. 1413b Clay
Oliver J., r. 1610 Howard
P., gripman Market St. Ry. , r. 616 Lott
Patrick, r. 452 Clementina
Patrick, brass finisher J. Roylance Brass

Wks., r. 513 Mission
Patrick, clerk S. P. Co., r. 338 Shotwell
Patrick, laborer, r. 1923a Howard
Patrick A., car sealer S. P. Co., r. 139 Silver
Patrick D., liquors, r. 1430^4 Geary
Patrick J., laborer, r. 134, 4th
Patrick J., teamster W. G. Stafford & Co..

r. 521 Folsom
Patrick K. (Burke & Sioke), r. 1594 Bush
Peter, coalpasser str Walla Walla
Peter, extraman Engine 24, r. 318 Eureka
Peter, laborer, r. 36 Louisa
Peter, liquors, 537 Bryant
Peter E., liquors, NE cor Stanyan and

Waller
Peter J., drayman, r. 527 Haight
Peter M., laborer, r. 506, 7th
Rachael, widow, r. 325 Haight
Richard, liquors, 759 Howard
Richard Mrs., widow, r. 325 Haight
Richard C, cooper Charles Eldridge, r. 25

Minna
Samuel, blacksmith, r. 489, 8th
Samuel Jr., peddler, r. 489, 8th
Stephen J., laborer U. S. Customs, r. 31

Silver
Terrence W., salesman J. T. Sullivan, r.

118 Noe
Thomas, r. 36 Louisa
Thomas Mrs., r. 721 Bush
Thomas, butcher Fiore Di Vecchio, r. 3795,

16th
Thomas, coal dealer, r. 726 Clementina
Thomas, commission merchant, r. 989 How-
ard
Thomas, foreman C. H. Gilman & Co., r.

2615 Leavenworth
Thomas, laborer, r. 613 Mission
Thomas, laborer, r. 772i/4 Harrison
Thomas, peddler, r. 489, 8th
Thomas, shoemaker, r. 30 Crocker

Burke Thomas, soapmaker, r. 331 Langton

Thomas, stableman William Sparks, r.

1607 Harrison
Thomas, teamster Oregon Imp. Co., r. 521

Folsom
Thomas, teamster, r. 614 Laguna
Thomas, water tender Edison Light and

Power Co., r. 2 South Broderick
Thomas E., butcher, r. 2795, 16th
Thomas E., compositor, r. 1335 Green
Thomas F., electrician, r. 910 Vallejo
Thomas F., policeman, r. 114 McAllister
Thomas H., cook The Reception, r. 43a 2d
Thomas J., lodgings, r. 547, 1st
Thomas W., salesman A. Zellerbach &

Sons, r. 934 Oak
Walter, teacher, r. 210 Valencia
Walter D., driver La Grande Laimdry, r.

1230 Jessie
Walter F., clerk, r. 132 Shipley rear
Walter J., printer, r. 5 Le Roy PI
William, r. Siy^, 8th
William, barber, r. 33 Crocker
William, blacksmith, r. 36 Louisa
William, carpenter, r. 714 Santa Rosa Av
William, carpenter, r. 1521 Baker
William, clerk, r. 46 Everett
William, iron worker, r. 28d Ritch
William, laborer, r. 105 Fairmount
William, laborer, r. 903 Illinois
William, laborer, r. IO2414 Natoma
William, laborer, r. 1308, 6th Av South
William, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r.

2427 Bryant Av
William, laborer, r. NW cor Sierra and

Maryland
William, molder, r. 1009 Powell
William, pile driver Jas. A. Mahon, r. 3739

Bryant Av
William, porter, r. NE cor Napa and

Louisiana
William, rope maker, r. .395 Chapultepeo
William F., lieutenant police, r. 238 Shot-
well
Willi amF., liquors, 5 Howard, r. 521 Folsom
William F., salesman E. Martin & Co.,

r. 15271/2 Howard
William G., attorney at law, 38 Nevada

Block, r. 720 Waller
William G., reporter Call, r. 1510 Larkin
William H., salesman Hale Bros., r. 413, 19th
William J., hostler S. S. Burge, r. 1605 Har-
rison
William J., liquors, NE cor 26th and

Valencia
William T., r. 1510 Larkin
& Gordon (Michael C. Burke and Daniel J.

Gordon), liquors, 1100 Market
& Green (David Burke and Thomas Green),

liquors, NE cor 2d and Brannan
& Sicke (Patrick K. Burke and Joseph

Sicke), wood, coal, hay and grain, 1936

Polk and 1333 Bush
^i~ Burke. See Berck, Berk, Birk and Bourke
Burket Edward, machinist, r.-1416 Vermont
Burkett David S., manager The Burlington
" Horace P., r. 605 Market
" James L., conductor S. P. Co., r. 350, 3d
" O. Mrs., r. 605 Market
Burlihard Theodore F., stage machinist Tivoli

Opera House, r. 30 Eddy
Burkhardt Adam, barber Joseph Webber, r. 106,

7th
" Albert P., foreman Joseph Budde, r. 33, 13th
" Edmund J., porter Humboldt Savings and

Loan Society, r. 108. 21st

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Burkhardt Edward G., clerk Kempke. Gilliam &
Sawyer, r. 33, lath
" Frank W., butcher str Mariposa
" George, capitalist, r. 33, 13th
" George H., accountant Humboldt Savings

and Loan Society, r. Alameda
" Jacob, porter Selby Smelting and Lead Co. ,

r. Melrose
" Mary J. Mrs. (Burkhardt & Houston), r.

108, 21st
" Max, clerk John C. Lutz, r. 1507 Steiner
" Robert (Becker & Burkhardt), r. 33, 13th
" Theo. (Burkhardt & Mugan), r. 108, 21st
" Walter, laborer, r. 204, 6th
" William, glass worker, r. 357 Jessie
" William, laborer, r. 314 Sierra
" & Houston (Mrs. Mary J. Burkhardt and
Mrs. Carrie M. Houston), dressmaking,
llQPhelanBldg
" & Mugan (Theo. Burkhardt and John A.
Mugan), proprietors Imperial Cleaning
and Dyeing Co., 2160-2162 Harrison
4®= Burkhardt. See Burkardt
Burkhart Charles, bartender, r 438 Jessie
" Frank, decorator James F. Kenny, r. 218^4

Golden Gate Av
" Frank S., student, r. 963 Masonic Av
" Henry Z., secretary Bandon Woolen Mills

Co.. 14 Sansome, r. 963 Masonic Av
" Max, maltster Jackson Brewery, r. SW cor
Potrero Av and Burrows
Burkhead Jane, widow, r. 1108 Bush
Burkholder William H., policeman, r. 1343 How-
ard
Burks Lefenso, salesman Owl Drug Co., r. 905

Market
Burleman Henry, marine engineer, r. 417 Frank-
lin
Burleson Harry L., clerk, r. 312 Page
Burley Dudley, carpenter, r. 305 Minna
4®"Burley. See Burleigh
Burling Charles, shoemaker, 939, 17th
" Emma Mrs., proprietor The Burlington, 605

Market
" Frederick, bartender Charles Fowler, r.

2700a Mission
" G. B. (Burling & Kober), r. 2621 Bush
" James W., stock and insurance broker. 4

Sutter, room 25, r. 1001 Pine
" William Mrs., widow, r. 1920 Broadway
" William B., with Peterson & Gantner, r.

1920 Broadway
" & Kober (G. B. Burling and Edward A.
Kober), city agents Employers' Liability
Corporation (of London, Eng.), 411 Cali-
fornia
-eS-'Burling. See Berling

Burlingame Claude, horse dealer, r. 1915 Page
" Henry B., agent Mutual Investment Union
of S. F. and Realty Syndicate, 14 San-
some, r. 109 Grove
" James, engineer, r. 227 Harrison
" Le Roy P., compositor, r. 109 Grove
" Walter D., asst. cashier Chronicle, r. 1916

Golden Gate Av
" William, clerk Chronicle, r. 336 Golden
Gate Av
Burlington Gold Mining Co., William C. Ralston

secretary, 331 Pine, room 20
Burlington Route, W. D. Sanborn general
agent, 32 Montgomery

BURLINGTON THE,

Mrs. Emma Burling proprietor, 601-
605 Market
Burm Wilhelm, laborer, r. 101514 Vermont

Burman Edgar P., wood carver Sterling Furni-
ture Co. , r. 234 Shotwell
Burmeister Alerich (Burmeister & Mehrtens), r.

1305 California
" Brothers (John H. and Frederick H.),

groceries and liquors, SW cor Bush and

Polk
" Carl, r. 6061/3 Post
" Carl, baker Nicholas Prost, r. 336, 3d
" Frederick H. (Burmeister Bros.), r. 1405

Bush
" Henry, r. 51 !4 Ritch
" John, stove mounter Occidental Foundry,

r. 19 Tehama
" John, proprietor Howard House, 311 Grant

Av
" John H. (Burmeister Bros.), r. 1429 Polk
" Otto F. E., carpenter S. F. Planing Mill, r.

" Louis, stove mounter W. S. Ray Mfg. Co.,
r. 19 Tehama

" & Mehrtens (Alerich Burmeister and Au-
gust Mehrtens) groceries and liquors,
NW cor California and Leavenworth
4®" Burmeister. See Buhrmeister and Bur-

mester
Burmester Henry W., proprietor Ceylon Tea
Co. and coffee roaster, 1143 Market, r.
606V4 Stevenson
Burn Ann, widow, r. 312 Fair Oaks
Burnell E. H., lime, lath and cemept, 408 Cali-
fornia, room 16, r. 1315a Jackson

" Fanny Mrs. (Burnell & Co.), r. cor Uth Av
South and G

" Frederick B. (Burnell & Co.), r. 815 Bush

" Hamlyn C, machinist Union I. Wks, r.
Hunter's Point

" John, extraman Truck 2, r. 627 Broadway

" Martin, insurance, 411 California, r. 1001
Pine

" Stella G. Miss, teacher Pacific Av Primary
School r. 435 Munich

" Thomas J., blacksmith, r. 157V4 Tehama

" William A., live stock, r. 4,35 Munich
Burnell & Co. (Frederick B. and Mrs. Fanny
Burnell), proprietors Albion Ale and
Porter Brewery, Hunter's Point, South
S. F., office and salesroom 409 Battery
Burner Grace, widow, r. 1237 Pine

" Grace Miss, r. 1237 Pine

" Harry v., purser str Gipsy, r. 603'/^ Stock-
ton

" Henry, Pac. Coast agent Cleveland Varnish
Co., 634 Mission, r. 1214 Noe

" Nellie Miss, r. 1214 Noe

" Walter B., salesman Henry Burner, r. 1214
Noe
j|®= Burner. See Berner

Burnes James, marker S. F. Laundry, r. 1519
Eddy

" Mary, widow, r. 43 Gilbert

" Thomas S., clerk, r. 2202 Steiner
Burness John E., chief engineer Palace Hotel,
r. 330 Hill

" John Y., engineer George M. Murphy, r. 907
Valencia

" Robert D., teacher music, 907 Valencia

" William, engineer Palace Hotel, r. 329, 19th
Burneston Fanny, widow, r. 208 Fair Oaks
Burnet Charles, artist Pac. American Decora-
tive Co., r. 931 Fillmore
Burnett Alexander S., widow, r. 1450 Franklin

" Alice Miss, dressmaker, r. 404, 3d

" Andrew W., carpentei Sumner C. Murray,
r. 26 Fair Oaks

" Armstead D., real estate, r. Visitacion Val-
ley nr Six Mile House

" Benjamin, printer, r. 478 Jessie

" Catherine, widow, r. 2635 Harrison

" Charles F., longshoreman, r. 617 Mission

■' Dwight J., farmer, r. Sunnydale Av bet
Cora and Rutland

" Frank W. (Burnett & Slattery), r. 915, 22d

" Frederick, r. 610 Folsom

" George, photographer, r. Visitacion Valley
nr Six Mile House

" George F., with California Adsigns Co., r.
1343, 23d
Burnett George G., capitalist, 327 Montgomery

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Burnett George W. (Burnett & Co.), r. 638 Haight
" George W., real estate, r. 616 Shotwell
" Helen, widow, r. 306 Octavia
•' Henrietta Mrs., dressmaker, r. 220 Turk
" Henry M., macMnist Union I. Wks, r.

19061^ Polk
" Ida, stock clerk Dicl^man-Jones Co., r. 810

Mission
" Jeremiah C r. 1450 Franklin
" John M. (Sawyer & Burnett), attorney at

law, 420 California, rooms 1-2, r. 1713

Larkin
" Joseph H., steward Chemical Engine 2
" Joseph J., policeman, r. 229 Kearny
" Lester G. (Burnett & Burnett), r. 1916

Broadway
" Margaret A. Miss, school teacher, r. 1713

Larkin
" Marius, student Burnett & Burnett, r. 1916

Broadway
" Mary, widow, r. 3041. 16th
" Mary Miss, r. 2009 Pacific Av
" Meyer, printer, r. 478 Jessie
" Royal O., clerk Shaw's Pharmacy, r. 1902!4

Polk
" The, Benjamin O. Hodge proprietor, 1364

Market
" Thomas T., gripman Cal. St. RR, r. 1510

Sacramento
" Wellington C. (Burnett & Burnett), r. 1906

Broadway
" William R., teamster, r. 2635 Harrison
Burnett & Burnett (Wellington C. and Lester

G. Burnett), attorneys at law, 318 Pine,

rooms 28-30
Burnett & Co. (George W. Burnett and Thomas

D. Graham), druggists, 327 Montgomery
" & Slattery (Frank W. Burnett and Thomas

F. Slattery), photographers, iiSVz Valen-
cia
Burnette Frederick L., student, r. 407 Powell

" Mary, widow, r. 407 Powell
Burnham A. Mrs., widow, r. 1328 Polk
" Alice K. Mrs., secretary S. F. Nursery for

Homeless Children, 570 Harrison, r. 2509

Washington
" Allan P., engineer Cal. Woman's Hospital,

r. 3118 Sacramento
" A. M., with Lucas Detective Agency, r.

Oakland
" Anthony, r. IOO414 Montgomery Av
" Archie, photographic printer, r. 1328 Polk
" Charles H., salesman Singer Mfg. Co., r.

22 Post
'■ Clark J., physician, 1142 McAllister, r. 2509

Washington
" Cordelia Miss, teacher Pacific Heights

Grammar School, r. 510 Clayton
" Frank M., salesman Murray & Steinhagen,

r. 2104 Leavenworth
" George E., carrier postoffice, r. 1004^4 Mont-
gomery Av
" Harriett A. Miss, nurse, r. 1608 Van Ness

Av
Burnham James W., president Burnham &

Marsh Co., 428 Montgomery, r. Alameda
" Lucille, widow, r. 222 Eddy
" Lucretia Miss, teacher Horace Mann

Grammar School, r. 316 Bartlett
" Maud Miss, nurse Hospital for Children, r.

3700 California
" Nelson H., foreman pile drivers State

Harbor Commissioners, r. 305 Fremont
" O. H. (Gurney Refrigerating Co.), r. Oak-
land
" R. H., clerk, r. 129 Grove
" , Standeford & Co. (Oakland), planing mills,

office 40 New Montgomery
" William, student, r. 2509 Washington

BURNHAM & MARSH CO.,

(a corporation), James W. Burnham
president, Frederick D. Marsh vice-
president, real estate agents, house
brokers and rent collectors, bonds and
mortgages, 428 Montgomery, tele-
phone Main 634
Burnight George, gripman Market St. Ry., r.
4101/2 Valley

Burns Aaron M., insurance, 306 Sansome, r. 1506
Washington
" Addie Mrs., costumer Frederich Peter, r.

522 Howard
" Alexander M., salesman Tayler & Spots-
wood Co., r. 513 O'Farrell
" Alfred, oface attendant Dr. James Simp-
son, r. 234 Post
" Alice Mrs., dressmaker, r. 421 Laguna
" Alonzo, varnisher, r. 346, 4th
" Andrew, teamster, r. 201 Oak
" Arthur, teamster W. A. Fleming & Co., r.

618, 6th
" Barbara Mrs., liquors, 8.57 Mission
" Bernard B., salesman Charles R. Allen, r.

Bennington nr Eugenia Av
" Bion, r. 3122 Washington
" Bridget, widow, r. 1015 Alabama
" Carrie Miss, r. 325 Geary
" Catherine, widow, r. 4 White
" Catherine, widow, r. 1930 Lexington Av
" Charles, coalpasser str City of Everett, r.

547, 1st
" Charles, waiter, r. 313, 4th
" Charles A., teamster, r. 254 Clara
" Cornelia, widow, r. 3122 Washington
" Cornelius, laborer Odd Fellows' Cemetery,

r. 9 Boyce
" Daniel, foreman, r. 10 Metcalfe PI
" Daniel, lashmaker Main & Winchester, r.

2936 California
" Daniel F., bottler Cal. Bottling Co., r. 1311
Eddy
Burns Daniel M., president Candelaria Consoli-
dated, Mexico and Contra Estaca Con-
solidated Mexican Mining Co's, 134
Crocker Bldg, telephone Main 5258, r.
2413 Octavia, telephone West 760
'• Daniel W., painter, r. 1311 Eddy
" Denver H., painter, r. 420 Ellis
" Edward, clerk Railway Mail Service, r.

Oakland
" Edward, coalpasser str St. Paul, r. 533

Howard
" Edward, expressman, NB cor Spear and

Howard, r. 807, 20th
" Edward, laborer 1st street works, Union

I. Wks, r. 24 Minna
" Edward F., shipping clerk M. Ehrman &

Co., r. 31414 Fulton
" Edward H., laborer, r. 44 Gilbert
" Edward J., painter E. Williams, r. 14 Cook
" Edward J., teamster, r. 19 Dearborn PI
" Edward W., milkman, r. 10231/3 Natoma
Burns Edwin 0., secretary Commercial Fire
Dispatch Co., 197-198 Crocker Bldg, r.
2120 Pacific Av
" Elizabeth Miss, housekeeper, 807, 20th
" Emma L., widow, r. 2911 Sacramento
" Frank, apprentice Whyte & De Rome, r.

Golden Gate, Alameda Co.
" Prank, laborer, r. 29 Minna
" Frank, teamster Union Iron Wks, r. 810

" Frank E., ianitor U. S. Sub-Treasury, r. 14

Sheridan
" Gaty A., salesman George H. Tay Co., r.

Golden Gate, Alameda Co.
" George, cook, r. 554 Natoma
" George, laborer, r. 44 Gilbert
" George H., paper hanger, r. 1168, 15th Av

South
" Gustav, boatman, r. 1815 Dupont
" H., waiter str Eureka
•' Hannah, widow, r. 929 O'Farrell
" Harry A., clerk, r. 501 Van Ness Av

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Burns Harry G., clerk auditing dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. Oakland
" Harry G., painter, r. 420 Ellis
" Henry, carpenter, r. 282 Stevenson
" Henry, carpenter, r. 1936 San Carlos Av
" Henry, clerk Cunningham, Curtiss &

Welch, r. Golden Gate, Alameda Co.
" Henry, steel worker Pac. Eoll. Mill, r. 1107

Tennessee
" Henry J., r. 325, 17th
" Howard, clerk Copeland, Neal & Winn, r.

916 Market
" Hugh, shoemaker, 349, 4th, r. 772^^ Harrison
" Isidore, shipsmith, 20 Steuart, r. 404 Van

Ness Av
" J., machinist Pac. Roll. Mill
" James, r. 139 Minna
" James, cupalo tender Novelty Machine

Wks, r. Berkeley
•' James, fireman str Eureka
•' James, laborer, r. 9 Royce
" James, laborer, r. 12 Johnston Av
" James, laborer Gray Bros., r. 922 Battery
" James, teamster, r. 957 Market
" James, teamster Henry Cowell & Co., r. 911

Mason
' James F., helper Rlsdon I. & L. Wks, r. 533

Howard
" James F., horseshoer Lodge & Fauss, r.

2309 Mission
•- James J., painter, r. 1930 Lexington Av
■' James J., plumber, r. leOH Clara
•• James M., pyrotechnist, r. 1168, 15th Av

South
" James P., salesman Thomas H. Nelson, r.

857 Mission
" James S., teamster Henry Cowell & Co.,

r. 118Drumm
" James T., electrician Electrical Engineer-
ing Co,, r. 128 Castro
■' Jeremiah N., miner, r. 1416 Broadway
'■ John, r. 712 Church '
'• John, r. 2319 Mariposa
" John, butcher, 555 Harrison
" John, carpenter Charles M. Depew Planing

Mill Co., r. 7721/4 Harrison
" John, expressman, r. 45 Juniper
" John, helper. Atlas I. Wks, r. 63 Natoma
" John, horseshoer J. F. Farrell, r. 2525 Post
■' John, laborer, r. 514 Valencia
" John, miner, r. 737 Howard
" John, painter, r. 1022 Alabama
" John, peddler, r. 605 Broadway
" John, roofer, r. 342 Cumberland
" John, teamster, r. 18 Cumberland
" John, teamster, r. 568 Folsom
" John Jr., teamster, r. 807, 20th
" John B., physician. 1370 Market
" John C, salesman Charles Keilus & Co., r.

621 Hyde
•' John F. (Smith & Burns), r. 501 Van Ness

Av
" John G., laborer, r. 9 Water

BURNS JOHN H.,

boats of every description built to
order and constantly on hand, steam
launches a specialty, 37 Stanford and
644-646 2d, r. 37 Stanford

Burns John McK.. salesman Murphy, Grant &

Co., r. 3026 California
" John S., paper ruler J. B. Mclntvre, r, 1024,

21st
" John S., carriage painter Gowan, Gorman

& Co., r. 929 O'Farrell
" John T., r. 235 Duncan

Burns John T., carpenter, r. 844 Grove
" Joseph, coalpasser str Mariposa, r. 625

Davis
" Joseph, painter Western Sugar Refinery,

r. 149 Clara
" Joseph, trunk maker C. A. Malm & Co.,

r. 616 Capp
" Joseph A., carpenter, r. 1168, 15th Av South
" Joseph A. Jr., seaman, r. 1168, 15th Av

South
" Joseph P., harness maker, r. 1022 Alabama
" Katherine, widow, r. 4 White
" Laura, widow, r. Lyon nr Beach
" Lizzie, domestic, 1913 Franklin
•' Luella Mrs., dentist's assistant, r. 500 Sut-
ter
" Marcella, widow, r. 1022 Alabama
" Margaret, widow, r. 342 Cumberland
" Margaret, widow, r. 513 O'Farrell
" Martin F., fireman, r. 4 White
" Mary, widow, r. 118 Wildey
" Mary, widow, r. 617b Linden Av
" Mary, widow, r. 2309 Mission
" Matthew, horseshoer, r. 675 Mission
" Matthew, pressman, r. 14a White
" Matthew P., bookkeeper Pringle Bros., r.

935 Sutter
Bums Matilda W. Mrs., physician and surgeon,

594 Castro, hours 9 to 10 a. m., 2 to 4 and

6 to 7 p. m., r. 547a Castro
" May, widow, r. 141 Henry

M. E., mining, r. 1607 Mission
" Michael, r. 128 Castro
" Michael, r. St. Mary's Hospital
" Michael, cooper, r. 1929 Oak
" Michael, laborer, r. NE cor Napa and

Louisiana
" Michael, motorman Market St. Ry., r. NE

cor Napa and Minnesota
" Michael, sawyer Pac. Woodenware and

Cooperage Co., r. 735 Brannan
" Michael, teamster, r. 410, 10th
' ' Michael J. (Kennedy & Burns) , r. 14 Hoff Av
" Myra Mrs., r. 217 Francisco
" Nellie Miss, milliner, II2/2, 9th, r. 1929 Oak
" O. B., dentist, 8 Ellis
" Owen, boxmaker, r. 74 Water
Burns Owen, general manager Commercial Fire

Dispatch Co., 197-198 Crocker Bldg, r.

Occidental Hotel
" Owen, painter, r. 149 Clara
" Patrick, r. 1214 Geary
" Patrick, fireman str Australia
" Patrick, riveter, r. 533 Howard
" Patrick, seaman, r. 11 Hattie
" Peter, driver Thomas Kelly & Sons, r. 1629

Pine
" Peter, policeman, r. 10 Sumner
" Peter, tanner The Norton Tanning Co., r.

17th Av South nr Q
" Peter J., 2d officer str Encinal, r. 1912

Union
" Richard, hostler N. A. Turner, r. 2318 Fill-
more
" Richard P., collector G. H. Umbsen & Co.,

r. 673 Mission
" Robert, capitalist, r. 540 Turk
" Robert, driver W. T. Allen & Co., r. 19 Dear-
born
" Robert, laborer, r. Montezuma nr California

Av
" Robert, plumber, r. 522 Howard
" Robert Jr., reporter Post, r. 540 Turk
" Robert A., blacksmith, r. 1168, 15th Av

South
" Sarah, widow, r. 643 Valencia
" Thomas, blacksmith Pac. Roll. Mill, r.

1502 Kentucky
" Thomas, boiler maker, r. 1182^4 Harrisou
" Thomas, carpenter, r. 704!^ Mission
" Thomas, iron worker, r. 18 Oak Grove Av
" Thomas, laborer, r. 501 Napa
" Thomas, laborer, r. 1571^^ Market
" Thomas, laborer, r. 3310 Mission
" Thomas, sawyer, r. 807, 20th
" Thomas, sweeper City Street Imp. Co., r.

211 Minna
" Thomas A., boiler maker, r. 1930 Lexington

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BURNS THOMAS A.,

. proprietor Pacific Fruit Market, whole-
sale and retail dealer dairy produce,
poultry, game, foreign and domestic
fruits, 109, 7tli, telephone South 628

Burns Thomas C, teamster M. Joost & Bro., r.

618 Gough
" Thomas D., painter, r. 10a3 Alabama
" Thomas F., cigar maker, r. 39 Rausch
" Thomas J., r. 28 Turl?
' ' Thomas J. , clerli James M. E] lis , r. 4 Sunny

Court
Bums Thomas P., cashier and acting assist-
ant treasurer U. S. Sub-Treasury, r. 319,

10th
" Walter, special policeman, r. 715 Howard
^' William, r. 312, 6th
" William, r. 1416, 25th
" William iBrown & Burns), r. SW cor 4th

and Howard
" William, blacksmith William Schultz &

Son, r. 817 Stevenson
" William, fireman Western Sugar Refinery
" William, helper William A. Schrock
" William, laborer, r. 102b Juniper
" William, laborer, r. 1107 Tennessee
" William, plumber John J. Bradley, r. 207

Post
" William, teamster, r. 807, 20th
" William A., groceries and liquors. 201

Valencia, r. 203 Valencia
" William D., cooper Cal. Wine Assn., r. 1929

Oak

" William J., longshoreman, r. 1616 „

" William R., carpenter, r. 1169 Mission
" William S., upholsterer, r. 616 Capp
" William T., artist, r. 101 Leavenworth
" Wjliam T., electrician, r. 315 Minna
" William U., foreman W. A. Fleming &

Co., r. 20, 1st
'fi^'Burns. See Byrnes
Burnside John L., billing clerk P. C. S. S. Co.,

r. Oakland
•' Joseph, porter, r. Tanners' Home

BURNSTINE BROTHERS

(Henry and Jacob), proprietors Pacific
Iron Yard, NE cor 5th and Bluxome,
telephone South 517

Burnstine Henry (Burnstine Bros.), r. 1206
Eddy
" Jacob (Burnstine Bros.), r. 1434 Golden

Gate Av
" Louis, steel worker Pac. Roll. Mill, i.

1434 Golden Gate Av
" Solomon, iron, 565, 5th, r. 1434 Golden Gate
Av
Burom Jacob, baker, r. 634 Pacific
Burpee Nathaniel C, water tender str Columbia
" Nathaniel W., r. Douglass bet Alvarado
and 23d
Burr Amos, traveling passenger agent Vander-
bilt Lines, 10 Montgomery, r. 1015 Market
" Augusta Mrs., r. 1807 Mission
" Benjamin J. (B. J. Burr & Co.), r. 1519 Sac-
ramento
" B. J. & Co. (Benjamin J. Burr and Samuel

Meyer), tailors, 5y2 Kearny
" Carrie, widow, dressmaker, r. 303 Guerrero
BurrC. C. &Co. (Clarence C. Burr), manufac-
turers mustard, 2111 Stockton
" Charles H. (Burr & Shields), r. 106 Lundy
Lane
Burr Charles H., weather strips and slop hop-
pers, 667 Mission, r. Berkeley
" Clarence C. (C. C. Burr & Co.), r. 1400 Fil-
bert
Daniel H., traveling salesman, r. 304, 3d
Edmund C. manager Alameda Sugar Co.,

132 Market, r. 1722 Vallejo
Edson, bookkeeper, r. 219 Mississippi
Eli B., cashier land dept. S. P. RR., r. 411,

21st
EmilW., chemist Alameda Sugar Co., r.
■ 1400 Filbert

Folding Bed Co. (William G. Jobson),
manufacturers folding beds and reclin-
ing chairs, 663 Market

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.

DOMESTIC RUGS

IN LARGE VARIETY.
G'4-l-G-4-'7 IWekrUi&t St.

Burr George, laborer J. Roylance Brass Wks,
r. 535 Bryant

" George E., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light
Co., r. 2300 Mission

" George W., contractor, r. 1126K' Golden
Gate Av

" H. D., traveling salesman, r. 304, 3d

" James P., r. Old People's Home

" John, carpenter, r. 1619 Mason

" Josephine, widow, r. 804 Jones

" Levi, r. 127 Bay

" Mary A., widow, r. 1824 San Carlos Av

" Percy L.. clerk Smedberg & Mitchell, r. 1456
Franklin

" Richard, clerk auditing dept. Wells, Fargo
& Co., r. East Oakland

" Samuel B. (Burr & Malpas), r. 1456 Frank-
lin

" Thomas, salesman, r. 304, 3d

BURR & MALPAS

(Samuel B. Burr and Alfred Malpas),
wholesale dealers in California prod-
ucts, Pacific Coast agents for Olivina
Vineyard (Livermore, Cal.), and La
Fiesta champagne, 18 California, tele-
phone Drumm 508

BURR & SHIELDS

(Charles H. Burr and Henry E. Shields),
wall paper, 635 McAllister

4®-Burr. See Buhr

Burrell Alfred W., president Cal. Bridge and
Construction Co., 19 Crocker Bldg, r.
Oakland
" David, clerk, r. 1919 Webster
" Edward F., with C. A. Hooper & Co., r.

Alameda
" Edward H., commercial agent, r. 2643

Sacramento
" James H., clerk Langley & Michaels Co.,

r. 21 Powell
" Martha G., widow, r. 424 Shotwell
" Mary A. Miss, nurse Hospital for Children,

r. 3700 California
" Nellie E., artist, r. 225!/2 Ridley
" Nicholson, janitor, r. 211, 4th
" Smith A., cashier C. A. Hooper & Co., r.

Alameda
" William R., salesman H. L. Judell & Co.,
r. 5 Market
Burres B. O., machinist, r. 1016, 20th
" H. L. Mrs., widow, r 1016, 20th
Burress Frederick R., laborer, r. 2119c Howard
" Floyd S., shipwright, r. 18, 11th
" John, milker Thomas Mitchell, r. Vienna

nr Persia Av
" John W., carpenter, r. .537, 7th
" Richard W., sign painter, r. 515, 6th
" Russell T., teamster, r. 2119c Howard
" Thomas, longshoreman, r. 724 Front
" Victor, porter Lowenberg & Co., r. 607

Howard
" William P., driver, r. 607 Howard
Surrey Charles, proprietor Marin County Her-
ald, 235 Kearny, room 9, r. El Monte
Hotel, Sausalito
Burri Joseph, restaurant, 17,30th
Burrich Joseph, dishwasher Franz Siebrecht, r.

621 Broadway
Burridge Benjamin (Schaezlein & Burridge). r.
788 Clayton
" Walter J., dental student, r. 788 Clayton
Burrington Laura, widow, r. 714 Howard
Burris Butler, bookkeeper, r. 824 Shotwell
" Eugene, waiter, r. 33 Everett

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Burris Eugene M., salesman Aurora Distillins:
Co., r. 904 Greenwich
" John, longshoreman, r. 4 Kate PI
J8®= Burris. See Burress

Burroni Joseph (Burroni & Ghielmetti), r. 3124
Larkin
" & Ghielmetti (Joseph Burroni and Louis
Ghielmetti), wood and coal, hay and
grain, 2124 Larkin
Burroughs Augustus L., gripman Cal. St. RR.,
r. 151014 Polk
" Charles, fireman S. P. Co., r. 1911 Howard
" Mollie Miss, operator Pac. Postal Tel. Co.,

r. 299 Hyde
" William, packer, r. 503 Florida
Burrow Joseph, cook str Del Norte
" Richard, pattern maker Risdon I. & L.
Wks, r. 247, 2d
Burrowes Matilda M., widow, r. 17 Haight
Burrows Alexander, tinsmith Pac. Can Co., r.
1005 Capp
" Edward, porter Goldberg, Bowen & Co.
" Frank D., clerk Auditor's ofBce, r. 514 Her-

" George, carriage washer Adolph Hoppe, r.
1510 Sacramento

" Henry, waiter str Mariposa

" John, longshoi-eman O. R. & N. Co.. r. 16
Bryant

" L. S., widow, r. 127 O'Farrell

" Thomas, carpenter, r. 117 Germania

" Thomas Jr., plumber, r. 117 Germania

" William J., clerk auditing dept. Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 318 Golden Gate Av
4®" Burrows. See Burroughs and Burrowes
Burshaw William, laborer, r. 53 Prospect Av
Burshinsky Henriette Mrs., liquors and restau-
rant, Ocean Terrace, Sutro Heights
Burson David, helper Bush & Mallett Co , r. 420
O'Farrell

" J., oiler str City of Puebla

" James W., distributor postoffloe, r. 912 Pine

" Lizzie J., widow, r. 1001 Bush
4®= Burson. See Berson

Burt Addle Miss, clerk John T. Magner, r. 444
Kearny

■' Albert, manager Eagle Sign Co., 119 Cali-
fornia, r. 417 Larkin

" Andrew B., draughtsman S. F. & S. J. V.
Ry., r. 2509 Sacramento

" Anna C. Miss, stenographer, 34 Mills Bldg,
4th floor, r. 509 Post

■' Arthur J., salesman Hale Bros., r. 536 Cas-
tro

" Carrie L., widow, r. 534 Ellis

" Charles J., plasterer, r. 1032 Sanchez

" Emily Mrs., dressmaker, r. 912 Fulton

" Frank, tailor S. N. Wood & Co., r. 126, 5th
Burt George, business manager Engineer and
Contractor (weekly), 511 California, room
79, r. 2509 Sacramento

•' George W., notions, 536 Castro

" James J., r. 2509 Sacramento

" Jennie, widow, r. 224 Shot well
Burt Jolrn J., attorney at law, 420 California
rooms 20-21, r. 1721 Oak

" Louisa L., widow, r. 918, 22d

• Robert, sign painter Joseph A. Johnson, r.
614 California

" Robert L., painter, r. 14 Selina PI

" Thomas N., molder Golden State and
Miners Iron Wks, r. 918, 22d

" William J., housemover and painter, 40
New Montgomery, r. 2817 Mission

" Wilson A., plasterer, r. 918, 22d
«®=Burt. See Bert

Burtchaell Bart, clerk W. J. Callingham, r.
Larkspur, Marin Co.
" James T., assistant exchange teller Lon-
don and S. F. Bank, r. Larkspur, Marin
Co.
" John W., gas fixtures and art brass works,

13 Trinity, r. 2828 Bush
" Samuel W., salesman Dolliver & Bro., r.
317 Laurel
Burtelt Frederick, salesman Charles Papenfuss,

r. 540 Fulton
Burthen Carrie, domestic, 1603 Van Ness Av
Burtis Augustine W., teamster C. C. Patridge,
r. 815 Treat Av
" Robert W., office 206 Sansome, r. 813 Web-
ster
" Robert W., salesman Cook & Co., r. 813
Webster
Burtnett John A., painter, r. 612 Mariposa
Burton Arthur (South & Burton), r. 209a 13th
" Augustus A., olive oil dealer, r. 1125 Bu-
chanan
" Benjamin J., r. 2101 Hyde
" Benjamin J. Jr., r. 3101 Hyde
" B. F., physician, office and r. 1031 Market
" Carrie Mrs., varieties, 2604 Sutter
" Charles, cashier Goldberg, Bowen & Co.

426-432 Pine, r. 23 Glen Park Av
" Charles, laborer, r. 43 Natoma
Burton Charles O., grand secretary American
Legion of Honor, 6 Eddy, r. 738a Ashbury
■' C. Van Emon, superintendent Klectrical

Engineering Co., r. 106 Webster
^' Edward C, caterer, r. 621 Bush
" Elizabeth Miss, teacher music, r. 200

Franklin
" Estella Miss, r. 730a Ashbury
Burton George H., Colonel, inspector general
U. S. A., Pacific District, 231 Phelan Bldg,
r. 2111 Pacific Av
" George K., salesman Miller, Sloss & Scott,

r. Grand Hotel
' ' Harry, deputy County Clerk, r. 314 Frederick
■' Henry, expressman, r. 3604 Sutter

BURTON ISAAC L.,

manufacturer engines, elevators,
pumps (steam and centrifugal) and
bookbinder' s macliinery , 115-117 First,
r. Baker nr Jefferson

Burton James, pattern maker W. T. Garratt &

Co., r. 239 Golden Gate Av
" James L., engineer J. W. Ferris' r. 1530

Waller
" John, seaman, r. 419 East North
" John A., secretary Moraga Land Associa-
tion, 54-55 Chronicle Bldg, r. 501 Capp
" John W., foreman pattern maker Golden

State & Miners I. Wks, r, 351, 1st
" Joseph H., laborer, r. 715 Howaad
" Letitia A., widow, r. 649 Washington
" Lottie Miss, copyist, r. 621 Bush
" Margaret D. Mrs., r. 207 Larkin
" Roy H., student, r. 1031 Market
" Samuel C, clerk local freight office S. P.

Co., r. 431 Ellis
" William, apprentice W. T. Garratt & Co.,

r. Golden Gate, Alameda Co.
" William G., r. 1031 Market
" William H., tents and awnings, 706 Mis-
sion, r. 1824 Howard
4®= Burton. See Berton and Bertin
Bury Allan, salesman Schoenholz Bros. &Co.,

r. 1633 Jackson
" George F., truckman Truck 4. r. 1301 Union
" J. A. Mrs., proprietor The Stanley, 100,6th
" Thomas, detective, 14 Sansome, room 36,

r. 1632 Jackson
" Valentine R., clerk Langley & Michaels

Co., r. 1632 Jackson
iWBury. See Berry
Busby Caroline S. Mrs., r. 113314 Pacific
" Fred H., manufacturer gloves, 412 Market,

r. Oakland
" William, clerk, r. 430 Brannan
Buscacci Emile. core maker W. T. Garratt &

Co., r. 8331/2 Vallejo
" Joseph, core maker W. T. Garratt & Co.,

r. 8 Verona PI

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Buscelle Carrie E., telegraph operator, r. 3131,
16th
" Edward C, actor, r. 3131, 16th
" James F., carpenter, r. 3131, 16th
" James R., broker, r. 3131, 16th
Busch Charles S., trackman Sutter St. Ry., r.
1839 Polk
" Daniel, butcher Hofmann & Woenne, r. 19

Rausch
" Gustave, paper cutter Schmidt Label &

Lith. Co., r. 545, 1st
" Herman, bartender, r. 447 Broadway
" John J., wireworker, r. 3511 Jones
" Joseph, laborer Washburn & Moen Mfg.

Co., r. 2014 Dupont rear
" Martin L,.,r. 520a 19th
" William, machine hand David Woerner,

r. 223, 13th
" Peter V. (Busch & Wocker), r. 3918 Sacra-
mento
" William C, blacksmith Corporation Yard
S. F. F. D., r. 23 Madison Av
Busch William H., manager Pacific States
Savings, Loan and Building Co., 410 Pine,
r. 311 Frederick
Buscll & Wocker (Peter V. Busch and August
C. Wocker), artists and fresco painters,
offlce 325 Montgomery, room 34, studio
3918 Sacramento
JgS^Busch. See Bush
Buschardt Henry, confectioner Henry Eggeling,

r. 1598 Fulton
Buschel Ernest, shoemaker, r. 822a Filbert
Buschini F., painter J. St. Denis & Co.
Buschmann John, bartender M. Detels & Co.,

r. 12 Sacramento
JgES^Buschmann. See Bushman
Buscke Albert L., marine engineer, r. I6O814

Steiner
Buse William, balrer, r. 925 Lombard
Bush Alfred D., designer Ames & Harris, r.
Berkeley
" Alonzo R., iron worker Union I. Wks, r.

Berkeley
" Brothers (Charles and Harry), proprietors
California Dairy Kitchen, 761j-763MaVket
" Carl, r. 3 Jane PI
" Charles (Bush Bros.), r. 1319 Eddy
" Charles G., r. 742 Capp
Bush Charles G. (Bush & Son), r. 1512 Octavia
" Charles H., bartender The Thalia, r. 817

Pine
" Charles H., carpenter, r. 523 Post
" Charles P., policeman, r. 523 Post
" Clinton H., salesman Chas. Gitsham, r.
723 Valencia
Bush David, manager country dept. O'Farrell
& Co., 11 Montgomery, r. Oakland
" Edward E., manager Del Monte Coal Min-
ing Co., 1189 Market, r. Hanford, Kings
Co.
" Edward N., cigars and tobacco, 417 Hayes
" Edwin D., commission merchant, 405 Front,

room 4, r. Alameda
" Elizabeth R. Miss, teacher Pacific Heights

Grammar School, r. 1716 Hyde
" Ferdinand, dentist Bush & Son, r. 2108

Howard
" Frank A., salesman Eugene G. Davis, r.

817 Capp
" George, clerk, r. 1001 Pine
" George, laborer Cal. Dry Dock Co., r. Hun-
ter's Point
" George E., expressman, r. 14 Falcon Av
" George F., buyer Dunham, Carrigan and

Hayden Co., r. Berkeley
" Harry (Bush Bros.), r. 1317b Eddy
" Harry L., draughtsman, r. 2826 Bush
BushH. C, general freight agent Atlantic and
Pacific Railroad Co., 61 Chronicle Bldg,
r. Berkeley
" Henry, bartender, r. 524 Pine
Bush Henry T., president Bush & MallettCo.,
■ 328-330 Post, r. 614 O'Farrell
" Hiram E., millhand Commercial Box Fac-
tory, r. Berkeley
" H. J. Mrs., r. 146. 11th

" Hyman P., bookkeeper U. S. Mint, r. 431
Ellis

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

and Steam 1 1 M

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Bush James P., clerk auditing dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. 1632 Howard
" J. B. Mrs., r. 1632 Howard
" John, r. 817 Capp
" John, collector The J. Dewing Co., r. East

Oakland
" John, laborer, r. 871 Market
" John J., porter, r. 2010 Dupont
•' John, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
" John Jr., clerk, r. 817 Capp
" John F., boiler maker, r. 1326 Filbert
" John S., traveling salesman Tillmann &

Bendel, r. Oakland
■' Joseph, teamster, r. 2010 Dupont
" Joseph, teamster, r. NW cor Steiner and

Hermann
'• Joseph A., clerk, r. 1716 Hyde
" Joseph A., salesman Davis Bros., r. 817

Capp
" Julia E., widow, r. 1716 Hyde
Bush Louis (Bush & Son), r. 2108 Howard
" Louis C, photographer, r. 932 Bush
" Nathan, r. 1226 Eddy
" Pearl J. Mrs., embroiderer, r. 506 Hayes
" Peter, artist, r. 700 Ellis
" Peter F., salesman, r. 2014 Dupont rear
" Richard J., clerk U. S. Naval Offlce, r. 905a

Bush
Bush Street Theater, S s Bush bet Montgomery

and Kearny
" Thomas A., carrier postofflce, r. 441 Mc-
Allister
" Walter N., principal Polytechnic High

School, r. 1001 Pine
" William, machine hand, r. 223, 13th
" William B., shirt cutter D. C. Heger, r. 817

Capp
" William J., asst. vault clerk Union Trust

Co. of S. F., r. 523 Post
" William K., butcher, 2203 Polk, r. 1716 Hyde

BUSH & MALLETT CO.,

H. T. Bush president, C. F. Mallett
secretary, manufacturers and dealers
in gas and electrical fixtures, wood and
iron mantels, etc., 328-330 Post, tele-
phone Main 784
Bush & Son (Charles G. and Louis Bush), den-
tists, 8 Kearny
j^=-Bush. See Buch and Busch
Bushaw John, carpenter, r. 1039 Mission
Bushby George B., driller Union I. Wks, r. Ili4

Shasta
Bushell Alfred, bricklayer, r. 226_, 4th Av
" William, boiler maker Risdon I. & L.
Wks, r. 214, 7th Av
Bushman E. L., bridge builder, r. 313, 4th
" William, pattern maker Joshua Hendy
Machine Wks, r. 141 Chestnut
^S^ Bushman. See Buschmann
Bushnell Edward R.. machine operator Post, r.

781 Haight
Bushnell Fred H., fotografer, 1410 Market tele-
phone South 227
" George E., physician and surgeon, 1121

Sutter
•' Maria L., widow, r. 833 Howard
" Waters A. (J. E. Hoyle & Co.), 403 Mar-
ket
" William E., master mariner, r. 31 Fell
Bushong John R., teamster, r. 516 Haight
Bushway Ellen, widow, r. 320 Lombard

" Maurice M., r. 320 Lombard
Business Evening' School, Elbert C. Kilpa trick

principal, S s Bush nr Stockton
Busing Henry, r. 1413 :

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Buss George, bartender Matthaus Hofmann, r.
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" Hedwig B. Miss, r. 434, 2d
" Johanna, widow, r. 1800 Stockton
" John G., baker Palace Restaurant, r. 104

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" Josephine, widow, lodgings, 434, 2d
Bussala Victor, r. 314 Pacific
Busse August, restaurant, 550, 1st, r. 412 Bry-
ant
" Frank A., bookkeeper A. Repsold & Co., r.

824 Waller
" Frederick, painter, r. 319 Grant Av
" Louis, waiter Golden West Hotel
" Richard, horseshoer and blacksmi th, 306.

nth
" William E., bookkeeper J. J. Pflster Knit-
ting Co., r. 11814 Fair Oaks
Bussell Arthur, steward, r. 1211 York
Bussenius Ernest J., photographer, r. 821 How-
ard
" Robert G., collector Union Ice Co., r. 2318
Market
Busser Joseph, milker, r, 431 Pine
Bussey Kate, widow, r. 1416 Broadway
Bussinger Ferdinand, foreman, r. 1400 Sanchez
" Frederick, laborer J. Roylance Brass Wks,
r. 1400 Sanchez
Bussman C. F., r. 1045 Market
Bussolino Severino, boots and shoes, 500i4

Union
Busson Henry, mining, r. 242 Taylor
Bustamente Regina Mrs., r. 16]6Larkin
Bustard Thomas, teamster Scott & McCord
Busteed Ann Mrs., janitress James Lick Gram-
mar School, r. 1240. 26th
" Mary Miss, teacher, r. 1240, 26th
Busteede Anna C, mimeographs and typewrit-
ers, work and supplies of all kinds, 630
Market opp Palace Hotel, telephone
Red nil
Bustorf Henry, cabinet maker, r. 70^ Corbett Av
Buswell Alexander Mrs., widow, r. 1005 Union
" Company The, W. F. Buswell president,
W. D. Scurlock secretary and treasurer,
bookbinding and mailing, 516 Commer-
cial
" George F., foreman W. F. Buswell, r. Hotel

Fairmount
" Henry C. R., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co.,

r. 1005 Union
" James M., bookkeeper, r. cor Powhattan

and Andover Av
" James M. , weigher Edison Light and Power

Co., r. 389 Hawthorne
" M. E. Mrs., manager Mrs. C. Haendel, r.
316 Sutter
Buswell William F., millwright and pattern
maker, 108 Main, r. Hotel Fairmount
" William F., president The Buswell Co., 516
Commercial, r. 434 Haight
^sr-Buswell. See Boswell

Butcher Henry, teamster W. H. Leitch, r. 227
Ritch
" James L., butcher Miller & Lux, r. 7th Av

South bet L and M
■' James L. Jr., butcher Draper & Selig, r.
7th Av bet M and N South
Butcher Lysander H. (Zinol Manufacturing Co.)
and manufacturers' agent, 593-595 Mis-
sion, r. 315 Mason
" Thomas W. (Peacock & Butcher) r. 1428,
20th
Butchers' and Stockraisers' Review (weekly),
George Robertson manager, 620 Mer-
chant

Butchers' Board of Trade of S. F. and Alameda
Counties, S. C. Hammond president, B.
J. Horn secretary, 132 Phelan Bldg
Butchers' Review Publishing Co., George Rob-
ertson manager. 620 Merchant
Buteau Emma Miss, r. 1115 Sutter
" Frank, salesman Dairymen's Union of Cal.,
r. Oakland
Butenop W. J. Mrs., widow, r. 981i^ Harrison
Butenschon Oscar C, shirt manufacturer, 1346

Folsom
Buthenuth Antone, miner, r. 23^^ Sumner
Buthod Alphonse, waiter, r. 425 Bush
Butierich Domenic, cook, r. 544 Jessie

" Mark, cook, r. 544 Jessie
Butler Alban B. (Butler & Co.), r. 2101 Pacific
Av
•' Albert L., plumber, r. 3131^ O'Farrell
" Alfred J., actor, 1423b Bush
" Allan, bricklayer, r. 326 Jessie
" Alonzo G., salesman, r. 1734 Eddy
" Annie, widow, r. 27y2 Louisa
" Annie, domestic, 2427 Washington
" B., clerk, r. 1045 Market
" Benjamin F., clerk John A. Roebling's

Sons Co., r. Oakland
" Benjamin F., machinist, r. 1825 Greenwich
" Benjamin F. Mrs., widow, r. 3009 Laguna
" Bridget Miss, r. 447i/4 Natoma
" Carrie Miss, labeler Cal. Canneries Co., r.

510, 3d
" C. H., r. 846 Mission
" Charles, janitor, r. 27 Minna
" Charles, clerk Martin Pipe and Foundry

Co., r. 89 Chestnut
" Charles C, capitalist, r. Hotel Richelieu
" Charles G., liquors, Laura PI nr Pine
" Charles S., janitor U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
" Charles W., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

1114 Taylor
" Charlotte W., widow, r. 48, 4th
" Dennis, r. n7A Webster
" Edward S., bricklayer, r. 1324 Hayes
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 319 Filbert
" Emma Miss, r. 309 Main
" Frank* laborer, r. 5 Midway
" Frank, liquors. 720, 3d
" Frank I., draughtsman, r. 1324 Hayes
" Frank J. (Butler, Schutze & Co.), r. 818

Eddy
" Frank J., barber John Stein
" Frank M., bookkeeper Pac. Bridge Co., r.

Linda Vista, Alameda Co.
" Fred P., clerk Fireman's Fund Ins. Co., r.

2426 Jackson
" Frederic S., manager marine dept. West-
ern Assurance Co. (of Toronto). 423 Cali-
fornia, r. 2426 Jackson
" Frederick, barber, r. 829 Stevenson
" Frederick J., actor Morosco's Grand Opera

Hoase, r. 1423b Bush
" Frederick W., bookkeeper Trobock & Ber-
gen, r. 722 Broderick
" George (S. J.), teacher St. Ignatius College
" George E. (Butler & Haldan), r. Ross Val-
ley, Marin Co.
" George B. (Dillon & Co.), r. 728 Sutter
" Guy K., carpenter, r. 1724 Eddy
" Hannah, widow, r. 1302 Bryant
" Harriet A., widow, r. 3009 Laguna
" Harry A., 1st asst. engineer revenue cut-
ter Commodore Perry
" Henry, janitor, r. 1405 Stockton rear
" Henry H., horseshoer John J. Smith, r. 27

Louisa
" Henry J., liquors, NWcor 10th and Bryant,

r. 1302 Bryant
" Henry W., r. 7 Montgomery Av
" H. G. Otis, fireman, r. 1511 Ellis rear
" Howard, fruits, Tiburon Ferry
" James, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 323 Lyon
" James, laborer, r. 15a De Boom
" James, laborer Vulcan Iron Wks, r. 23 Sil-
ver rear
Butler James, treasurer United Workingmen's
Co-operative Boot and Shoe Manufactur-
ing Co., 535 Market, r. 116, 26th
" James, watchman King-Morse Canning
Co., r. 4nB Lyon

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Butler James Jr., marine fireman, r. 23 Silver
rear
" James H., r. 833 Howard
"'James T., messenger Wells Fargo & Co.,

r. 433 Larkin
" Jane, widow, r. 3109 Steiner
" John, coalpasser U. S. lighthouse tender

Madrone
" John, groceries and liquors, 131, 24th, r.

2727 Bryant
" John, liquors, 506 Market and 7 Sutter, r.

2209 Steiner
" John, teamster McNab & Smith, r. 65

Clementina
" John A., foreman Simpson Lumber Co., r.

1030 Folsom
" John J., contractor, r. 2206 Grove
" John P., blacksmith, r. W s Manchester nr

Stoneman
" John W., compositor Call, r. 2002 Larkin
" John W., expressman, r. 1316 Fillmore
Butler John W., secretary California Guaran-
tee Investment Co., 326 Montgomery, r.
2305 Howard
" Joseph, pipe maker, r. 735 Brannan
" Joseph D., asst. cashier S. F. Gas Light

Co., r. 117a Webster
" Joseph F., plumber and gasfitter, 435 Hayes
" Joseph F., pipe maker W. W. Montague &

Co., r. 371 Minna
" Josephine Mrs., r. 716 Larkin
" Julia, widow, r. 1137i4 Shotwell
" Julia Miss, stenographer Wellman, Peck

& Co., r. 1213 Broadway
" J. v., r. 562 Stevenson
" Kate M. Miss, forewoman Neustadter

Bros., r. 1019 Golden Gate Av
" Katie Miss, r. 1336 Natoma
'■ Louis, clerk John Butler, r. 2209 Steiner
" Louis, laborer, r. \5\OY2 Powell rear
" Lovina, cashier Thompson & Tobias, r.

1724 Eddy
" Lydia F., widow, r. 1236 Bush
" M. Mrs., widow, r. 454 Jessie
" Maggie J., widow, r. 8% Sherman
" Mary, widow, r. 117a Webster
" May Miss, ladies' hairdresser, 21 Powell
" Michael, stevedore, r. 14 Federal
" Minnie Miss, milliner, r. 27^4 Louisa
Butler M. J. Mrs., manufacturer toilet prepara-
tions, hairdressing and beauty parlors,
131 Post
" Norris, barber, r. 13% Virginia PI
" Patrick, policeman, r. Russ House
" Percy B., clerk Cal. Safe Deposit and Trust

Co., r. 2426 Jackson
" Peter, quarryman Gray Bros., r. 406 Broad-
way
" P. F., merchant, r. 818 Eddy
" P. G. Rev., teacher St. Ignatius College,

214 Hayes
" Richard, ink maker California Ink Co., r.

750 Howard
" Richard, seaman, r. 1003 Battery
" Robert, house painter, r. 1521^4 Mission
" Robert F., clerk Tom C. Grant, r. Berke-
ley
" , Schutze & Co. (incorporated), Frederick
Schutze president, importers millinery,
723 Market
" Terrence, glass blower, r. W s Manchester

nr Stoneman
" Theodore, laborer, r. 2823 Wood
" Thomas, bookkeeper, r. 947a 17th
" Thomas, laborer, r. 23 Silver rear
" Thomas, mason and contractor, r. 1324

Hayes
" Thomas E., boiler maker, r. 65 Clementina
" Thomas F., bookkeeper Porter, Slessinger

&Co., r. 1824 Webster
" Thomas J., peddler, r. Alabama nr Rut-
ledge Av
" Vincent K. (Butler, Schutze & Co.), r. 436

18th
" Walter, cigar maker, r. 27% Louisa
" Walter A., messenger The Liverpool and

London and Globe Insurance Co.
" Walter R., iron worker, r. Alabama nr
Rutledge Av

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

DRAPERIES.

Origirjal • Designs • Furoisbe<l.

Siq-l-S^-r IVIARKEX SX.

Butler Warren C, conductor Cal. St. RR, r.
1423b Bush

" Washington A., machinist Main St. Iron
Wks, r. 3009 Laguna

" William, r. 324 Minna

" William, r. 326 Pacific

" William, packer Levi Strauss & Co., r. 65
Clementina

" William A., mason and builder, r. 1324
Hayes

" William H., clerk, r. 3009 Laguna

" William J., plumber, r. 11371/2 Shotwell

" William O. (Butler, Schutze & Co.}, r. 1403
McAllister

■' William W., janitor Flood Bldg, r. Oak-
land

•' Winifred, widow, r. W s Manchester nr
Stoneman

" Woodman L., boatman Paul Boyton Chute
Co., r. 510 Shrader rear
Butler & Co. (A. B. Butler, A. B. Parker, J. F.
MoGovern and C. B. Bills), commission
merchants, 231 Front
Butler & Haldan (George E. Butler and Ed-
ward B. Haldan), general agents Phoenix
Assurance Co. (of London), and Provi-
dence Washington Insurance Co. (of
Rhode Island), 413 California
4®*Butler. See Beutler and Buttler
Butori Angelo, fruits and vegetables, 937 Oak
Butt August C, grocers and liquors, SE cor
Sutter and Laguna, r. 1631 Sutter

" Carsten C. groceries and liquors, 333, 19th,
r. 1803 Lexington Av

" Christopher F., clerk C. C. Butt, r. 1802
Lexington Av

" Peter D., wood and coal, hay and grain,
336, 19th, r. 1802 Lexington Av

" Peter N., insurance agent, r. 1631 Sutter

" Peter N. Jr., clerk, r. 132 Erie
Butte Lena C, widow, r. 1027 Pacific

" Paul, electrician, r. 1027 Pacific

" Queen Mining Co., F. W. Spencer presi-
dent, .338 Post

" Saul, machinist Cal. Electrical Wks, r.
1027 Pacific
Buttelmann Henry E. A., groceries and liquors,

148, 11th, r. 136, Uth
Buttenbum Henry, expressman, NE cor 1st and

Folsom, r. 3391/2, 8th
Butter Hermann, tinsmith Ahlbach & Co., r. 703

Butterfield B. George, sign painter, r. 108%, 9th
" Charles F., carriage and wagon maker, 820

Howard, r. Berkeley
" Charles S., carpenter Louis Schmidt, r.

509 Gough
" Edward, painter, r. 22 South Park
" Ernest, carpenter, r. 509 Gough
" Frank W., auctioneer, 19 Montgomery, r.

1426 Page
" Fred & Co. (.New York), George M. Lederer

agent, 120 Sutter, room 73
" Frederick, contractor and builder, r. 1314a

Dolores
" Frederick L., carriage maker Charles F.

Butterfield, r. 820 Howard
" George, artesian well borer, r. 108%, 9th
" Ida, widow, r. 132 14th
" Nellie, widow, 108% 9th
" William, real estate and auctioneer, 3

Crocker Bldg, r. Menlo Park
" William A., artesian well borer, r. 108%, 9th
" William E., salesman Nolan Bros, Shoe

Co., r. 1045 Market
Butterick Patterns, 124 Post

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Butterick Publishing Co. (limited), dress pat-
terns and fashion publications, H. A.
Deming manager, 134 Post
Butterly Bartholomew, cigars and tobacco, 102
Steuarf
" Edward, fireman str Santa Cruz, r. 625
Davis
Butterman R. S., bookkeeper, r. 702 Post

" S. R.. bookkeeper, r. 702 Post
Buttermore John, hostler, r. 435 Clementina

" John, laborer, r. 216 Clara
Butters Mary, widow, r. 814, 25th
" W. M. Jr., traveling salesman E. J. Bowen,
r. Oakland
Butterworth Edward S., deputy clerk Supreme
Court of California, 825 Market, Empor-
ium Bldg
" James, r. ItiiQYi Lexington Av
" James H., plumber Michael H. Dorgan, r.

14251/2 Valencia
" John B., plumber and gasfitter, 1809 Polk,

r. 1223 "Union
" John W., policeman, r. 2710 Harrison

BUTTERWORTH THOMAS C,

stained glass works, memorial win-
dows, glass bending, cutting, staining
and embossing and cliurch windows,
223-225-227, lotla, telephone South 287,
r. 27 Haight
Buttgenbach Hugo, clerk Joseph Buttgenbach,

r. 314 Steiner
Buttgenbach Joseph, proprietor Pacific Pack-
ing House, NW cor 4th and Bryant, r.
314 Steiner

" Walter, clerk Joseph Buttgenbach, r. 314
Steiner
Butti Peter, r. 249 Pacific
Buttimer John, hostler Caesar Masoero, r. 811

Howard
Buttle Clement F., clerk James Duffy & Co., r.
2325 Harrison

" John T., carpenter, r. 2325 Harrison

" Walter C. brakeman J. W. Ferris, r. 311
Carl
But tier James A., laborer S. P. Co., r. Alabama
nr Rutledge Av

" John, laborer S. P. Co., r. Alabama nr Rut-
lege Av

" Thomas J., laborer S. P. Co., r. Alabama nr
Rutledge Av
Buttner Adolph, butcher Schrader Bros., r. 13OY2,
19th

" Christina, widow, r. 915 Filbert

" Christopher, cooper, r. I2OI21 19th

" Ernst, driver Adolph Altherr, r. SE cor
Dolores and 17th

" H. & Co. (Henry Buttner and Nicholas
Wirtz), bakery, 120, 3d

" Hattie, seamstress, r. 1417 Mason rear

" Henry (H. Buttner & Co.), r. 120, 3d

" Henry Jr.. baker H. Battner & Co., r. 120
3d

" Henry A., laborer school dept., r. 515 Guer-
rero

" Mary, widow, r. 1417 Mason rear

" Mary Miss, r. 746 Mission

" William, foreman Cal. Art Glass, Bend-
ing and Cutting Wks, r. 31, 13th
Button Frank W., collector Bush & Mallett Co.,
r. 805 Geary

■' Isaac J., driver Golden Gate Oil Supply Co.,
r. 212 Fell

" James (Chonette & Button), r. 136 McAl-
lister

" Philip, cigars, 1501 Polk, r. 1516 Polk

Butts Charles, r. 44 South Park •
" Herman, driver Bluhm & Rathjens, r. 1327b
Pacific
Butz Charles, waiter R. F. Wilson, r. 216 Michi-
gan
" Ellen, widow, r. 2132 Bush
" Frank, laborer, r. 1419 Taylor
" Frederick R., insurance broker, r. 2132 Bush
Butzbach Catherine, widow, r. 338'/^, 2d Av
" Charles A., barber, 1234 Point Lobos Av, r.

3381/2, 2d Av
" Edward G., barber, 3118, 16th
" Ida B. Miss, clerk, r. 338/2, 2d Av
" Minnie E. Miss, candymaker, r. 338^4, 2d Av
Butzer Elmer, baker Alfred Smith, r. 1913 Polk
Butzke William, foreman W. & J. Sloane & Co.,

r. 19 Linden Av
Buxton Annie M., widow, r. 673 Harrison
" L. Mrs., nurse, r. 115, 8th
" Samuel, undertaker, r. 673 Harrison
Buxtorf Christopher, cigars and tobacco, 423 San-
some, r. 348, 3d
Buyer Charles, with Buyer & Reich Co., r. 1128
Sutter
" & Reich Co. (incorporated), I. V. Weiss-
kopf president, E. Loewy secretary,
importers fancy goods, hosiery, under-
wear, etc., 221-223 Bush
Buzard Alfred J., with Shreve & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Buzello Arthur R., masseur, 416 Golden Gate

Av
Buzolo Pietro, fisherman, r. 908 Sansome

" Pietro, seaman, r. 12 Bartol
Buzzini George, wines and liquors, 31, 9th, r.
33,9th
" Joseph, liquors, cor Railroad Av and 32d

Av South
" Martin, contractor, r. 1023 Sanchez
Buzzoni G., gardener, Colombo Market
" Giuseppe, teacher, r. 626 California
Byaliano Bernard, chicken ranch, Russia Av

bet Madrid and Lisbon
Byam George, traveling salesman, r. 800 Kearny
Byark John, laundryman, 44 Clinton Park
Bybee James H., engineer S. P. Co., r. 2132 How-
ard
Bye Bertha, widow, r. 526 Chestnut
'" Jacob, carpenter Patrick J. Mclnerney, r.

212, 2d
" Ole, electrician, r. 19 Harrison Av rear
Byers B. P., r. 510 Guerrero
" Frederick, laborer, r. 416 Folsom
" James, stevedore, r. 138 Perry
" James D., carpenter, r. 204 Turk
" Joseph, nurse St. Mark's Hospital
" William, stevedore, r. 138 Perry
Bygrave Burt, bartender, r. IO2I1/, Market
Byington Catherine, widow, r. 1412 Post

" Frank J., student, r. 1412 Post
Byington Lewis F., attorney at law, 156-157
Crocker Bldg, telephone Main 5000, r.
1412 Post
" Walter J. (Guerin & Byington), r. 1350

Market
■' William H., deputy Sheriff, r. 2121 Bush
Byler Alexander L., clerk Charles Brown &

Son, r. Oakland
Byles George, real estate, r. 725 California
Bynon William H., salesman Will & Finck Co.,

r. 148, 14th
Byram Edward, detective, r. 1904 Green
" Frank B., fireman str Monticello
" Izanah, widow, r. 1904 Green
Byrisch Benjamin, r. Moultrie nr Powhattan
Byrkett Edward, laborer Joseph Wagner Mfg.

Co., r. 263/2 Clara
Byrne Agnes, domestic, 1132 Fulton
" Alonzo L., finisher Cal. Furniture Mfg.

Co., r. 318, 4th
" Anastasia Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home
" Ann, widow, r. 203 Hyde
" Annie, widow, r. 315 Gough
" Annie Miss, clerk, r. 522, 6th
" Annie Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home
" B., lineman Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r. 16 Bour-

binPl
" Bridget, r. 834 Folsom
" Bridget Mrs., varieties, 1205 Scott

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Byrne Cassie, domestic, 1721 Broadway
" Charles, carpenter and saw filer, 14 Howard
" Charles, teamster, r. 86, 9th
'■' Charles F., upholsterer, r. 1407 Devisadero
'• Daniel, porter Hibernia Savings and Loan

Soc, r. 513 Webster
" Edward F., teamster, r. 15 Lafayette
" Ellen, widow, r. 8 Madison Av
" Frank, carpenter Geary St. RR, r. 1530

Post
" Frank, clerk D. N. & E. Walter & Co., r.

556 Natoma
" Frank, laborer, r. 30 Laidley
" Frank Jr., clerk, r. 1612 Buchanan
" Frank B. , clerk Sanborn, Vail & Co. , r. 22 Oak

Grove Av
" Frank E., laborer, r. 529 Sacramento
" Frank J., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill &

Stetson, r. Berkeley
" Frank M., bicyclist, r. 337 Geary
" Frank X., car builder, r. 1612 Buchanan
" Garrett J., superintendent O'Connor, Mof-
fat t & Co., r. Lick House
" George P., plumber Andrew J. Reavey, r.

118, 4th
" Henry D., machine hand Hobbs, Wall &

Co. r. 246, 7th
" Henry L, r. 817 Oak
" Henry T., teamster, r. 2338 Washington
" James, r. 911 McAllister
" James, billposter, r. 115 Ellis
" James, laborer, r. 1221 Devisadero
" James Jr., bookkeeper State Board of

Harbor Commissioners, r. 911 McAllister
" James J., plumber, r. 11 Noe
" James D., r. 1109 Bush
" James D., carriage painter Carvill Mfg.

Co., r. SE cor Army and Castro
" James F., driver E. Mombert & Co., r. 25

Beideman
" John, r. 911 McAllister
" John, carpenter, r. 2116 Howard
" John, horseshoer, r. 1823 Pine
" John, liquors, 148 New Montgomery
" John, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 122

AshAv
" John, teamster Code, Elfelt & Co., r. 729^4

Church
" John F., grainer, r. 898 Dolores
" John L., plumber, r. 932 Sbotwell
«' John M., capitalist, 533 Kearny, room 1, r.

514 Mason
" John P., r. 905 Harrison
" John P., groceries and liquors, 22 Lang-
ton
" John T., clerk, r. 134 Clara
" John T., manufacturer hat frames, 31, 2d, r.

Alameda
Byrne Josepll (Joseph Byrne & Co.), r. 5 Mint Av
" Joseph, hackman plaza, r, 16 Bourbin PI
" Joseph, laborer Gray Bros., r. 922 Battery
" Joseph, seaman revenue cutter Bear
" Joseph Rev., assistant rector St. Mary's

Cathedral (R. C), r. 1100 Franklin

BYRNE JOSEPH & CO.

(Joseph Byrne), importers and jobbers
in fine woolens, worsteds and cassi-
meres, 1065 Mission cor. Ttb, tele-
phone South 600

Byrne Joseph A., plumber, r. 16 Bourbin PI
" Joseph J., plumber, r. 11 Noe
" Joseph T., engraver, 31 Eddy, r. 15 Morris Av
" J. W., r. Pacific-Union Club
" Kate Miss, stenographer, r. 709 O'Farrell
" Maggie Miss, shade maker G. W. Clark

&Co., r. 315 Gough
" Maria Mrs., r. 817 Stevenson
" Martin, teamster Black Diamond Coal M.

Co., r. Elsie nr Cortland Av
" Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 17th Av South

bet Q and R
" Mary Miss, nurse, r. 1214 Larkin
" Mary M., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. Berkeley
" May, widow, r. 2336 Mission
" Michael, ianitor Assembly Hall, r. 1500%

Polk
" Michael, laborer, r. 134 Clara
" Michael, longshoreman, r. 65 Natoma

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

Suction and F="orce,

FOR HAND, WINDIVIILL and POWER,

ALL SIZES.

311, 313. 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Byrne Michael, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
1230 Green
Michael F., teamster, r. 134 Clara
Michael J., teamster, r. 1016 Minna
Myles, motorman Market St. Ry., r. 314

Vicksburg
Nicholas, r. 2116 Howard
Patrick, laborer, r. 20 Lily Av
Patrick, laborer, r. 346 4th
Patrick, laborer, r. 17th Av South bet Q

and R
Patrick, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 501 Napa
Patrick T., asst foreman Catton, Bell & Co.,

r. 507, 8th
Peter, clerk, r. 1612 Buchanan
Richard J., salesman Raphael Weill & Co.,

r. 1009 Scott
Richard O., coachman, r. 1337 Eddy
Robert, policeman, r. 29 John
Robert Mrs., widow, r. 15 Lafayette
Rose, widow, 905 Harrison
Sarah Miss, r. Our Lady's Home
Stephen, groceries and liquors, Harrison

nr Precita Av
Stephen A., meterman, r. Brewster nr

Faith
Thomas, r. 817 Stevenson
Thomas, policeman, r. 116 Olive Av
Thomas, salesman, r. 513 Webster
Thomas, salesman, r. 729 Church
Thomas, street contractor, r. 932 Shotwell
Thomas B.. r. 932 Shotwell
William, r. 28 Turk
William H., plasterer, r. 937 Folsom
William, machine hand Hobbs, Wall & Co.,

r. 911 McAllister
William, painter, r. 11 Noe
William J., clerk, r. 1407 Devisadero
William J., liquors, 1837 Fillmore, r. 1844

Sutter
William J. Jr., plumber, r. 1407 Devisadero
William W., machinist, r. 5 Treat Av
Winifred M., widow, r. 337 Geary
J6®=Byrne. See Beirne
Byrnes Arthur H., clerk, r. 14 Hawthorne
•' David, teamster, r. 508 Linden Av
" George W., bookkeeper Goldberg, Bowen

& Co., r. 1119 Vallejo
" Gerald, clerk William R. Baker, r. 705

Mission
" Harry A., clerk Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 501

Van Ness Av
" James, r. I6OV2 Clara
•' James, r. 1506 Franklin

" James, hostler James Hurst, r. 832 Mission
Byrnes James D., president People's Ice Co.,
331 Montgomery, room 74, r. San Mateo
" James E., purser str State of California, r.

2112 Mission
" James H., motorman, r. 123 Valley
" John E., laborer, r. 24 Minna rear
" John F., r. 501 Van Ness Av
" John J., carpenter, r. 1174 Harrison
" John R., laborer, r. 512 Linden Av
" Margaret Miss, r. 1214, 20th
" Mary, widow, r. 418 Tehama
" Mary, widow, r. 501 Van Ness Av
" Matthew, pressman, r. 114 Clara
" Michael C, contractor, 448, 15th
" P., r. 220, 3d

" Peter, teamster Central Coal Co., r. 14 Haw-
thorne
" William, carriage painter, 3121 Mission, r.

2 California Av
" William, fireman Engine 3, r. 1313 Cali-
fornia

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Byrnes William, fireman Young Men's Christian
Assn. Bldg, r. 2511 Bush
" William A., wood turner, r. 19.39 Lexington

Av
" William M., clerk, r. 1416, 25th
4tS=Byrnes. See Burns
Byron Henry H., coppersmith, r. 527 Capp
Byron Jackson Machine Works, Byron Jack-
son proprietor, 625, 6th
" James D., painter, r. 2107 Hyde
" John, contractor, r. 119, 19th
■' John J., painter, r. 1537 Jackson
" Joseph, harness maker Joseph J. King, r.

3;^J Montgomery Av
" Joseph D., r. 2107 Hyde
" Mary, widow, r. 32 Sycamore Av rear
■' Mauzy Hall, 308 Post
" Thomas F., bricklayer, r. 119, 19th
" William E., contractor, r. 119, 19th
Byson Henry, waiter, r. 3 Harriet
Bystrom Charles, boiler maker, r. 2761, 16th
Byxbee Algernon G. , bookkeeper Albert Hansen,
r. 1038 Mission
" Elmer E., lumber surveyor, 9 Mission, r.

Berkeley
" George F., shipping clerk G. M. Josselyn &

Co., r. Berkeley
" Howard S., clerk Byxbee & Clark, r. Fruit-
vale
' • J ohn F. , wholesale lumber, 42 Market, room

2, r. Palo Alto
" Robert G. (Byxbee & Clark), r. Fruitvale
Byxbee & Clark (Robert G. Byxbee and J.
Fessenden Clark) commission merchants
and dealers redwood and pine lumber,
ties, posts, etc., 42 Market, room 2
4®"Byxbee. See Bixbee

Cabanas Frederick, porter Edsen & Bernhard, r.

841 Pacific
Cabaniss George H., attorney at law, 7 Mills

Bldg, 8th floor, r. 1212 Geary
Cabanot Bernard, liquors. Railroad Av bet 8th
and 9th Avs South
" Jean P., laborer Cal. Fertilizer Wks., r. 5th
Av South bet L and M
Cabanski Martin, r. 519 Stevenson
Cable Hotel, Smith & Herold proprietors, cor
28th and Valencia
" House, 219, 10th
" Jacob M., bartender Carter & Clem, r. lOOOi^

Hyde
" Sadie Mrs., r. 504 Turk
Cables Alfred H (Cables & Bailey), r. 2301 Brod-
erick
" & Bailey (Alfred H. Cables and Edward
W.Bailey), wines and liquors, 121 Mont-
gomery
Cabossel John, butcher, 2026 Fillmore, r. 3418

California
Cabral Antone J. (Mora & Cabrall.r. 2197 Powell
" Cass, tailor Allec & Perpoli, r. 1846 How-
ard
■' John, laborer, r. 9i/4 Pratt PI
" Mattias F. (Francis & Cabral), r. bibv.
Mason
Cabrera Eduardo (Cabrera, Roma & Co.), r. 920
Van Ness Av
" Ernest, cashier Cabrera, Roma & Co., r. 920

Van Ness Av
" Pasquel, tailor, lOOG'/^ Pacific
" Robert, buyer Cabrera, Roma & Co., r. 920
Van Ness Av

Cabrera, Roma & Co. (Eduardo Cabrera and J.
Mariano Roma), importers and commis-
sion merchants, 123 California, rooms 9-
10
Cabrille Antone, candy maker Louis Saroni &

Co., r. 14 Union PI
Cabro Frank, seaman, r. 733 California
Cacacia Frank, musician, r. 1224 Kearny
Cacaretto Domenico, baker, r. 4 Card Alley
Cacaux Jennie, widow, r. 819 Broadway
Caccari August, waiter, r 722 Broadway rear
Caccia Joseph, traveling agent M. G. Tonini &

Co.
Cacciari Parise, laborer, r. 1333 Minna rear

" Silvestro, hostler, r. 1323 Minna rear
Caceres Jose M., attorney at law, r. 1505 Wash-
ington
Cachot Maximilian A., physician, 207 Taylor
Cadarella John (Marchand & Cadarella), r. 235,

6th
Caddy Louisa, widow, r. 215a Valencia
Cadell James, bookkeeper Martin C. Hogan
Caddell John, laborer Masonic Cemetery, r. 134
St. Rose's Av
" William, r. 846 Mission
Cadden John, painter, r. 1210 Polk
Cademartori Dominic, scavenger, r. 605 King
" James, millhand Truckee Lumber Co.
" Louis, laborer, r. 606 Greenwich
■' Luigi (G. B. Podesta&Co.), r. 901 Pacific
" Luigi, laborer, r. 10 Margaret PI
" Michael, vegetable gardens, Corbett Av nr

Ingleside
" & Carniglia (Luigi Cademartori and An-
tonio Carniglia), fruits and groceries,
426 Green
Cadematori John, sawyer Pac. and S. F. Box
Factory, r, 606 Greenwich
" Joseph, porter John Perazzo, r. 630 Mont-
gomery
" Luigi (Cadematori & Carniglia), r. 426
Green
Cadenasso Domenico, scavenger, r. 1107 Kearny

CADENASSO E. & CO.

(Eugene Cadenasso and Luigi A. Al-
bora), railroad and steamship agents,
512 Montgomery, telephone Main 353

Cadenasso Eugene (Cadenasso & Co. and E.

Cadenasso & Co.), r. 928U Broadway
" Giuseppe, capitalist, r. 631 Green
" Giuseppe, portrait painter, 121 Post, room

53, r. 1333 Ellis
" LillieMrs., teacher vocal music, r. 1233

Ellis

CADENASSO & CO.

(Eugene Cadenasso), real estate agents
and insurance brokers, houses rented
and rents collected, 512 Montgomery,
telephone Main 353

Cadier Jean, lodgings, 13 Eddy
Cadigan Catherine, widow, r. 19 Shotwell
" Catherine, widow, r. 2235 Geary
" Kate, widow, r. 347i/4 Grove
" MoUie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 347'/i Grove
" William, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks., r. 633
3d
4®-Cadigan. See Cadogan
Cadiz Eugenia O., widow, r. 2814 Sacramento
Cadman Harry W., teacher Heald's Business
College, r. 911 Minna
" John O. (Cadman & Kittle), r. Oakland
" Julius G., clerk Home and Phoenix Ins.
Co., r, Alameda

CADMAN & KITTLE

(John 0. Cadman and William S.
Kittle), managers Standard Life and
Accident Insurance Co. and city agents
Home Insurance Co. (N. Y.), 307 Cali-
fornia

Cadmus Gold Mining Co., Charles Stepp presi-
dent, Adolph Rapp secretary, offlce 18
Geary .

Cadogan John H., salesman Mack & Co., r.
Oakland
" Patrick A., entry clerk Levi, Strauss &
Co., r. 3 Redwood Court

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Cadogan Timothy, pipe repairer Spring Valley
W. W., r. ISDore
" Timothy L., helper William A. Schrock,

r. 16 Dore
" Patrick J., bookkeeper John S. Barrett &

Co., r. Oakland
" William R., driver William A. Schrock, r.
16 Dore
Caduc Philip, president Patent Brick Co., 240

Montgomery, and Pilot Commissioner
Cadwalader Edna Miss, school teacher, r. 1501
Washington
" Joseph N., r. 11 Shasta
" Louise, widow, r. 1501 Washington
Cadwell William B., magnetic healer, r. 618

Jessie
Cady Albert H., machinist Rudolph Herman, r.
SW cor Baker and Greenwich
" Allen H., carpenter N. L. Gerts, r. 1420,

12th Av
" Edwin A., clerk, r. 957 Mission
" Harry B., clerk local freight ofBce S. P.
Co., r. Berkeley
Caen Flora, widow, r. 513 Lombard

" Joseph, brassworker, r. 513 Lombard
Caepa Anton, laborer Vermont Marble Co., r.

314 Union
Caf arata Albert, dental student, r. 8 Portland Av
Cafe Columbia, Green Bros, proprietors, 13-15

Powell
Cafe Royal, Hornlein Bros, proprietors, SW cor

Market and 4th
Caflall James E., teamster, r. 218 Uniou

" Mary A., widow, r. 218 Union
Caffarena Angelo, fruits and vegetables, 1414f^

Powell, r. 1412 Powell
Caffarino Joseph, blacksmith B. Grave Co., r.

91/4 Lafayette PI
Cafferata Antonio, r. 802 Broadway
" Antonio, laborer, r. 30th Av South nr San

Bruno Av
" Arasmus, florist, r. 182 Stevenson rear
" Camilla Miss, r. 9 Union PI
" George, paste maker Yosemite Flour Mills,

r. 535, 30th Av
" Louis, paste maker Yosemite Flour Mills,
r. 535, 30th Av
Cafferty Delia, boxmaker Charles Thiebaut, r.
39 Gilbert
" Martin J., hotel solicitor, r. 335 Broadwav
Caflray Frank, janitor, 420 Montgomery
Caffrey C. S. & Co. (Camden, N. J.), O. F. Willey
agent, 317 Montgomery
" Edward, machinist, r. 1045 Market
" Edward, painter, r. QiVA, 18th
" Frank, tinner, r. gilYz, 18th
" George W., plasterer, r. 911, 18th
" James P., groceries, 1043 Guerrero
" John, agent Appolinaris Water and mer-
chandise broker, 47, 1st
" John J., clerk, r. 1548 Page
" Mary, widow, r. 911»4. 18th
" Michael, laborer, r. 433 Grove
" Patrick, teamster Black Diamond Coal M.

Co., r. 132 Flood Av
" Timothy, laborer S. P. Co.
4®"Caffrey. See Caflery and McCaffrey
Caflisch B. Walter, barber Robert T. Brodek. r.

9361/2 McAllister
Cagliado Giuseppe, porter Campodonico & Mal-
colm Co., r. 10 Varennes
Caglieri Amiel, waiter, r. 622 Green rear
" George G., bookkeeper J. F. Fugazi & Co..
r. 1022 Filbert
Caglieri Guido E., physician, office 520 Mont-
gomery, r. 1022 Filbert
Cagnacci Frederick, liquors, San Bruno Av bet
14th and 15th Avs South
'< Gulliermo (Tu. Corrado & Co.] r. 316 Broad-
way
■' Joseph, r. 1004 Montgomery Av
" Peter, teamster A. Levy & Co., r. 606 Chest-
nut
" Selina Miss, compositor Italian Publish-
ing Co., r. 1004 Montgomery Av
Cagney Margaret, widow, r. 408 Minna

" Timothy M., carpenter, r. 451 Natoma
Cahalan George W.. laborer, r. SE cor 26th and
Bartlett

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Cahalan James A., clerk Railway Mail Service,
r. 914 Howard

" Julia, widow, dry goods, 1508 Kentucky

" Robert A., clerk local freight ofQce S. P.
Co., r. 231/2 Laskie
Cahalin Edward J., clerk, r. 700 Post

" Gertrude H. Mrs., principal Peabody Pri-
mary School, r. 700 Post

" John, salesman, r. 700 Post
Cahen A. & Son (Newman, Cal.), office 118 Wash-
ington

" Adolph, r. 513 Baker

" Albert K., architect, r. 419 Van Ness Av

" Alfred, merchant, r. 419 Van Ness Av

" David (Max Cahen & Co.), r. 513 Baker

" Henry, proprietor Cal. Fruit Evaporating
Co., 118 Washington, r. 1508 Pine

" Isidore W. (Louis Cahen & Son), r. 1917
Franklin

" Joseph, draughtsman Robert H. White, r.
513 Baker

" Louis, merchant, r. 1917 Franklin
CahenLouis & Son (Isidore W. Cahen) manu-
facturers syrups and cordials, importers
spirits and alcohol, 418 Sacramento

" Max (Max Cahen & Co.) r. 1504 Ellis

" Max & Co. (Max and David Cahen), proprie-
tors Commercial Restaurant and Wine
Rooms, 217-219 Pine

" Siegmund, salesman Preservaline Mfg.
Co., r. 513 Baker

•' Solomon, dealer hides, 406 Battery, r. 2232
California
^S^Cahen. See Cahn and Kahn
Cahill Delia Miss, groceries, 1501 Montgomery

" EdwardF. (E. F. Cahill & Co.), r. 410 O'Far-
rell

" Edward F., editor, r. 4.56 Guerrero

" Edward J., civil engineer, 508 California,
room 28, r. Grand Hotel

" E. F. & Co. (Edward F. Cahill), stock-
brokers, 325 Montgomery, room 6

" Emmett, paper carrier, r. 2501 Larkin

" George 1., plumber J. E. Britt, r. 400 San-
chez

" George L., with J. L. Cahill Co., r. 1413
Hayes

" J., hostler, r. 319 Grant Av

" James, office 325 Montgomery, r. 410 O'Far-
rell

" James A., artist Chronicle, r. 9 Caroline

" James H., collector, r. 400 Sanchez

" James W., plumber, r. 400 Sanchez

" Jeremiah, plumber, r. 244a 12th

CAHILL J. L. CO.,

Jolin L. Cahill manager, paper hang-
ing, whitening, and painting, dealers
in paints, oUs, glass and wall paper,
107,6th

Cahill Johanna Miss, r. Our Lady's Home
" John, furniture worker, r. 245 Minna
" John, laborer, r. 24 Oak Grove Av rear
" John, machinist, r. 212i/4 Central Av
" John, teamster P. A. McDonald, r. 825 Fol

som
" John C, driver Truck 5, r. 1619 Webster
" John E., paper hanger J. L. Cahill Co., r.
1413 Hayes
CahUl John L., manager J. L. Cahill Co., 107, 6th,
r. 1413 Hayes
" Joseph E., engraver, r. 1619 Webster
' Joseph M., laborer St. Mary's Hospital
•' Joseph R., ornamental painter, r. 713 Va-
lencia
" Julia A., widow, r. 706 Stockton

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Cahill Kate, r. 1841 Chestnut

" Kate, widow, r. 13 Fargo PI

" Louisa, widow, r. 909 Minna

" Louisa Mrs., r. l^A 11th

" Martin, boilermaker McMurphy & McEvoy ,
r. 51 Natoma

" Martin, laborer, r. 68 Minna

" Mary, widow, r. 9 Caroline

" Michael, drug clerk, r. 337 3d

" Michael, teamster, r. 733 Tehama

" Michael J., hostler Michael Conlon, r. 1519
California
Cahill Patrick, president Cahill & Hall Ele-
vator Co., 314-318 Mission, r. Golden
Gate, Alameda Co.

" Patrick H, wool grader, r. 343 Tehama

" Patrick W., r. 1343 Folsom

" Peter, laborer, r. 44 West Mission
Cahill Stephen D., dentist, 1346 Valencia

" William, clerk J. C. Callaghan, r. 1019'/2
Alabama

" William, stonecutter, r. 313^ Central Av

" William J., plumber James E. Sweeney, r.
134, 11th

" William P., helper U. S. Mint, r. Hay-
wards, Alameda Co.

" William T., painter, r, 604 Bartlett

Cahill & Hall Elevator Co.

(incorporated), Patrick Cahill presi-
dent, Cofran I. Hall vice-president,
Joseph B. Keenan secretary, manufac-
turers elevators, dumb waiters and
hoists of all kinds, 214-218 Mission,
telephone Drumm 57
Cahn Aaron, capitalist, r. 1304 Geary

" Bernard, salesman Joseph Rosenberg, r.
1631 Geary

" David (Lazard Freres), r. Paris, France

" Fanny Miss, saleslady Schoenholz Bros.
&Co., r. 1631 Geary

" Henry S. (H. S. Cahn & Co.), r. Oakland

" Henry S. & Co. (Henry S. Cahn), financial
brokers, 130 Sutter, room 71

" Israel, capitalist, r. 1130 Post

" Julius, merchant, r. 1130 Post

" Leopold I. (Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.), r.
1130 Post

" Max, musician, r. 1631 Geary

" M. A., salesman Inyo Marble Co., r. Ala-
meda

" Mayer I. (Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.), r. 1130
Post

" Meyer L. (J. Baumgarten & Co.), r. 1430
Geary

" Nathan, r. 833 Fell
Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co. (Mayer I. Cahn, Sieg-
fried Nickelsburg. J. Bastheim and L. I.
Cahn), manufacturers and dealers boots
and shoes, 139-131 Sansome

" Sarah, widow, r. 1631 Geary
Cahnbley Charles, cabinet maker A. J. Forbes

& Son, r. 1036a Alabama
Cahnsac C. B., clerk freight auditor's dept.

S. P. Co., r. 1416 St. Charles
Cailleau Armand, cloaks and suits, 46-48 Geary,

r. 1434 Geary
Cailleaud Adolphe, butcher, 80-83 California

Market, r. 916 Pine
Cailteux John B., poultry raiser, Burrows nr

Goettingen
Cain Arthur, washer La Grande Laundry

" Charles J., packer A. I. Hall & Son., r. 1517
Broadway
Cain Charles P., with La Grande Laundry Co.
33 Powell, r. 338, 13th

Cain Cyrus J., asst. keeper Farallon Light
Station
" Frederick, distributor La Grande Laundry
" James, clerk, r. 704^,4 Mission
" James H. (J. H. Cain & Co.), r. 811 Scott
Cain J. H. & Co. (James H. Cain and Albert P.
Jacobs), produce commission merchants.
313-314 Washington
" John, r. 1143 Stevenson
'■ John, r. St. Mary's Hospital
" John J., molder, r. 239. 35th
" Michael, r. 716 Natoma
" Richard, carpenter revenue cutter Bear
" Robert, machinist, r. 303, 3d
" Robert, real estate, r. 211414 Jones
" Rufus K., brickmason, r. 313 Page
" Ruth Mrs., r. Old People's Home
" Thomas, expressman, r. 431a Grove
" Thomas, solicitor, r. 816 Sansome
4®=Cain. See Cane, Kaen and Kane
Caine Anthony, laborer, 618, 6th rear
" Charles, carpenter, r. 1230 Fulton
" Edward P., clerk Westchester Fire Ins.

Co., r. Oakland
" Mary, sister superior Mount St. Joseph

Infant Asylum, Silver Av nr Q South
" Thomas W., carpenter, r. 748 Harrison
Caird Mary, widow, r. 1005a Greenwich
Caire Arthur J., secretary Santa Cruz Island
Co., 531-533 Market, r. Oakland
" Frederick F., salesman Justinian Caire
Co., r. Oakland
Caire Justinian, president Justinian Caire Co.,

531-523 Market, r. Oakland
Caire Justinian Co.. Justinian Caire president,
importers and dealers hardware, chemi-
cals, assayers' and chemists' materials,
glassware, wire cloth, wine-growers'
supplies, optical and fancy goods, and
proprietors Excelsior Wire Works, 521-
533 Market
Cairn Harry, pattern maker, r. 41lA Turk
Cairnes Alexander M., machinist Pelton Water

Wheel Co., r. 807, mh
Cairns Edward, machinist Union I. Wks, r. 37
Lafayette
" James, laborer, r. 704 Natoma
" James, liquors, 613 Stanyan
" John T., chief engineer Western Sugar Re-
finery, r. 418 Mississippi
" John W., machinist, r. 418 Mississippi
" William, finisher Golden Gate Woolen
Mills, r. 1724 Lexington Av
vB®" Cairns. See Kearns and Kerns
Cairon Emilie Mrs., nurse French Hospital
Caito Battista, fish, 17 Clay Street Market, r.

201/4 Lafayette PI
Calainari Antonio, lithographer Pac. Can Co.
Calame Charles, broker, r. 1520 Mason
" Edward, clerk German American Ins. Co.,

r. 823 Hyde
" Henry, restaurant, 438, 3d
" Leon, cook Palace Hotel, r. 529 Vallejo
Caldarella Brothers (Louis and Philip), fruits
and vegetables, 102, 3d
" Jacques, fruits and vegetables, 539, 3d, r.

59 Jessie
" Louis (Caldarella Bros.), r. 56 Minna
" Philip (Caldarella Bros.;), r. 56 Minna
Caldares Frank (Frank Caldares & Bro.), r.
311% Capp
" Frank & Brother (Frank and Joseph), cop-
persmiths, 434 Valencia
" Joseph (Frank Caldares &Bro.), r. 413, 18th
Calden Guy C, carrier postofftce, r. 2031 Taylor

" John, r. 13 White
Calder Arthur B., traveling passenger agent

Canadian Pac. Ry., r. 899 Pine
Calderon Arthur F., carriage trimmer H. M.

Black & Co., r. 620 Green
Calderon Eustoejio, consul Salvador, 303 Cali-
fornia, room 33, and physician and sur-
geon, 526 Sutter
" Filitas, r. 830 Broadway
" Frank A., salesman, r. 1616 Leavenworth
" Gregorio, student, r. 824 Geary
Calderwood Hanson W., quarryman, r. 517 Fred-

" Peter, clerk Stulz Bros., r. 1011

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CROCKEK-LANGLEY DIBECTORY.

CAL

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Calderwood Robert, engineer, r. 1011 Mason

" Robert, groceries and liquors, 117 Fillmore
Caldon Dennis, longshoreman, r. 473 Shot well
" Edward A., porter Olympic Club, r. 473
Shotwell
Caldwell Angus B., foreman Vallejo St. U. S.
Bonded and Free Warehouses, r. 1501b
Larkin
" Elizabeth Mrs., nurse, r. 1409 Larkin
" Frank, teamster, r. 30 Farallones
" Frank J. C, clerk McNutt, Kahn & Co., r.

211 Dorland
" George P., bookbinder Phillips Bros., r.

706 Folsom
" George W., physician, office and r. 1, 4th
" Hugh M., machinist Dow Steam Pump

Wks, r. 129 Diamond
" James W., student W. J. McGee, r. 737

Ellis
" J. F., r. Palace Hotel
" John, electrician Cal. Elec. Supply and

Construction Co.
" John J., steward, r. 508, 2d
" Martha Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1503 Jackson
" Mary, widow, r. 29 Everett
" Mary A., widow, nurse, r. 432 Turk
" Mary E. Mrs., teacher Bernal Heights

Primary School, r. 211 Dorland
" Minnie, domestic, 811 Castro
" Oroville B., shipping clerk James De La

Montanya, r. Lorin, Alameda Co.
" Robert, drayman George H. Tay Co., r.

Berkeley
" Robert C, tailor H. S. Bridge & Co., r. 706

Folsom
" Samuel, miner, r. 406 Broadway
" Warren, hackman. Plaza, r. 1315 Stockton
" William, machinist, r. 1409a Mason
•' William, machinist, r. 2039 Howard
" William A., real estate agent, 530 Califor-
nia, room 65, r. Berkeley
" William D., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r.
1528 California
«S=-Caldwell. See Cauldwell and Colwell
Caledonia Club Hall, 111 Larkin
" House, NE cor Point Lobos and 43d Avs
" Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co. Nev.), A. S,
Groth secretary, 414 California
Caledonian Cemetery, 34th Av and Clement
Caledonian Insurance Company (Edinburg),
Balfour, Guthrie & Co. agents, George
W. Spencer manager, 323 California
Calef Henrietta S., widow, r. 320 Ellis
Calegari F. & Co. (Frank Calegari, Rosa Demar-
tini and Angelo Ratto), bakery, 427i/i
Union
" Frank (F. Calegari & Co.), r. 427^/^ Union
" Henri, florist, 531 Pine
Calegaris Joseph, druggist and chemist, SE cor
Kearny and Pacific and president
Italian Chamber of Commerce, r. 814
Lombard
Caler Frederick E., stockman Brunt, r. 423

Dolores
Calestini Angelo (Calestini & Franchi), r. 420

Filbert
Calestini & Franchi ("Angelo Calestini and
Luigi Franchi), pork butchers, 1410 Du-
pont
Calesto Eugenio, fisherman, r. 526 Broadway
Caley John (Caley & Roeder), r. 138 South
Broderick
" Robert, blacksmith W. S. Phelps, r. 13214
Dorland
Caley & Roeder (John Caley and William F.
Roeder), proprietors The Del Monte, 1
Grant Av cor O'Farrell
Calelly James, plumber, r. -My., Stevenson Av
Camain JoLn C, attorney at law, 524 Spreckels

Bldg, 927 Market
Calhan C. Mrs., widow, r. 717 Turk
Calhon Frank, driver Berringer & Walsh, r.

I3I614 Bryant
Calhoun Charles A., special policeman, r. 119
Murphy Bldg
" David, cabinet maker, r. 208 Pennsylvania

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" George S., master bktn Archer, office 220
California

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
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Galvanized, Black and Painted,
for Roofing and Siding.

309 XO SIT IVIARKET" ST.

Calhoun Martin, teamster S. H. Harmon Lum-
ber Co., r. 102 Nebraska
" Thomas W.. teamster S. H. Harmon Lum-
ber Co., r. 102 Nebraska
" William, teamster Alfred N. Grant, r. 20
Golden Gate Av

-8®= Calhoun. See Colquhoun

Calice Anton, foreman Joseph Jacquemet & Co.,
r. 533 Broadway

Calif Hammit, cook, r. 644Y2 Howard
" Henrietta S., widow, r. 320 Ellis

California, J. C. Hoag publisher, 225 Post
" Academy of Medicine, rooms SE cor Bush
and Van Ness Av

California Academy of Sciences, David Starr
Jordan president, 819 Market

California Academy of Sciences, Library and
Museum, 819 Market

California Adsigns Co., Herman Shainwald
president, L. D. Owens vice-president,
street car, depot and fence advertising,
bill posting and distributing. 204 Sutter
" Ammonia Works, Pac. Bone, Coal and Fer-
tilizing Co. proprietors, Abraham Hass
manager, 612-614, 7th

California and Japan Trading Co., Y. Fkumoto
proprietor, 120 Sutter, rooms 30-31

CalifomiaandNevadalceCo., George W.Smith
superintendent, F. G. Drum secretary,
office 30 Mills Bldg, 9th floor, works 356
Tehama

California and NevadaLand Co., W. G. Witter
president, Charles J. Deering secretary,
49 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
" and Oregon Land Co. The (Oregon), Abra-
ham Halsey secretary, 530 California,
rooms 49-50
" and Sonora Gold Mining Co. (Mexico), John
C. Jens president, Theo Frolich secre-
tary, 320 Sansome, room 2

California ArcMtect and Building News The
(monthly), California Architectural Pub-
lishing Co. publishers, 408 California,
rooms 16-17
" Art Metal Works, Henry Weymann presi-
dent, Charles W. Grimm manager, 49-51
Fremont
" Architectural Publishing Co., W. J. Cuth-
bertson president, Oliver Everett secre-
tary, publishers The California Archi-
tect and Building News, 408 California,
rooms 16-17

California Art Glass, Bending and Cutting
Works, William Schroeder president,
Henry J. Breuer secretary, 103-105 Mis-
sion
" Artistic Metal Works, Coppieters&Mockel
proprietors, 21-23 Jessie

California Association of Civil Engineers, Otto
Von Geldern secretary, 819 Market, room
56
" Automatic Gas Regulator Co.. office 231 Post
" Bag, Tent and Awning Co., Petermann &
Frank proprietors, manufacturers bags,
tents and awnings, 111 Clay
" Bankers' Magazine, J. W. Treadwell pub-
lisher, 50 Montgomery Block

CALIFORNIA BARREL CO.,

J. L. Koster president, F . J. Koster vice-
president, J. A. Koster secretary, office
327 Market, factory cor Nevada and
Louisiana
California Bellows Manufacturing Co., James
Campbell and Charles W. Troyer proprie-
tors, 123-1,25 Beal

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E-H g California Bible Depository, 1037 Market

Piq o California Bible Society, Rev. John Thompson

K^ -9 district superintendent, William Abbott

J^j g* secretary, 1037 Market

P^ "3 California Block, cor California and Battery

•^fl H '■ Blue Print Co., C. Herbert Hasty manager,

^Sj 120 Sutter, rooms 66-67

'^ g California Board of Underwriters, J. D. Max-

I -[-( well manager. 421 California

;^ 5 California Boiler Works, J. C. Lemmer & Co.

<— ~» ^ proprietors, 125-137 Fremont

^-" £ CALIFORNIA BOTTLING CO.,

q5^ {3 Robert P. Wieland president, Adolph

<u S Dunker vice-president. Christian Geb-

cpa ^ ret manager and treasurer, Edward

y^ C. Kalben secretary, sole bottlers John

*— ^ Wieland' s Lager, and sole agents Man-

itou Mineral Water, 1407-1417 Eddy,
_^ telephone West 144

"^ California Boulevard, 3200 California
L^*. California Brass and Bell Foundry, Vincent
L_ Kingwell proprietor, 125, 1st

California Brewing Co. (Charles Baltz, Henry
and John Peters and Adolph Dittmann).
E s Douglass bet 17th and 18th
" Bridge and Construction Co., Alfred W.
Burrell president, W. L. Prather Jr. sec-
retary, 19 Crocker Bldg
" Broom Manufacturing Co. (John P. Henry
and Charles R. Puckhaber), E s 17th bet
Howard and Shotwell
California Building, Baldwin & Hammond
agents, 246 Sutter
" Building and Loan Assn. (Alameda), C. E.
Naylor secretary, 8 Mills Bldg, 8th floor

CALIFORNIA BURIAL CO.,

B. T. Scott secretary and manager,
215 Sansome, room 6

California Business Syndicate, Theodore Reich-
ert president, 4-5 Mills Bldg, 5th floor

California Camera club, Alonzo G. McFarland
president, Charles F. Cormack secre-
tary, 819 Market, room 58
'< Canneries Co., Hardwig Peres president,
Emanuel Straus vice-president, Sol Ja-
cobs secretary, David H. Sewell super-
intendent, hermetically sealed goods,
425-441 Brannan «j^ -

California Cap Co., William Letts Oliver pres-
ident, F. J. Fletter vice-president, T. W.
Wallace secretary, manufacturers blast-
ing caps and electric exploders (and
Stege Station, Contra Costa Co.), office
218 California, room 1

California Car Works, J. Hammond & Co. pro-
prietors, 330 Beale

California Casket Co., William P. Morgan pres-
ident, manufacturers and jobbers under-
takers' supplies, 934-936 Mission

California Catering Co. The, Huber Brothers
proprietors, J. Meyer manager, office
California Hall, 620 Bush
" Cement Co., Joseph Scheerer proprietor,
SW cor 9th and Brannan, office 21-25, 10th
" Champagne Co., Jasper N. Killip presi-
dent, George D. O'Neil secretary, office
244 Stevenson
" Chemical Works, John Reynolds proprie-
tor, E s San Bruno Av nr 27th
" Chinese Missions, Rev. W. C. Pond secre-
tary, 5 Brenham PI, 1729 San Carlos Av
and 1818 Laguna
" Christian Advocate (weekly), W. S. Mat-
thew editor, 1037 Market

California Cloak Co., Charles Mayer Jr. & Co.
proprietors, 105 Post

" Clock Co., Harris J. Becker proprietor, 410
Kearny, room 4

" Club (ladies), Mrs. M. Touchard president,
Miss N. Conway secretary, 131 Post
California Coal Company, D. Miller manager,
1511 California

" College of Pharmacy, S. H. Melvin presi-
dent, George J. Harvey secretary ,W. M.
Searby dean, 113 Fulton

CALIFORNIA CONCRETE CO.

(A. H. Oppenheimer and H. G. Good-
man), contractors artificial stone pav-
ing and concrete, 14 Post, telephone
Main 110

California Condensed Juice Co., George Walcom

agent, 402-404 Sutter
California Construction Co., Charles R. Eager
president, Edward P. Gray secretary,
street and railroad contractors, 404,
17th, room 13 Nucleus Bldg, telephone
Main 5780
" Correspondence Club, R. Garner Curran

business manager, 510 Montgomery
" Cotton Mills Co. (Oakland), John Y. Millar
secretary, 310 California
California Curled Hair Co., George Fuchs pro-
prietor, Kansas and Army nr San Bruno
Av
" Cycling Club, SW cor 22d and Folsom
California Cycle Manufacturing Co., A. J.
Luckhardt manager, 1404-1406 Devisa-
dero
' ' Dairy, F. R. Smith proprietor, office 35 Eddy
" Dairy Kitchen, Charles Bush proprietor,
761-763 Market
California Debris Commission, office 59 Flood
Bldg
" Decisions (weekly), L. R. Dempster & Co.

publishers, cor Glen Park Av and Bond
" Decoration Works, Charles F. Schiller pro-
prietor, 618 Bryant
" Decorative Art Rooms, 131 Post
California Demokrat (German daily and
weekly) California Demokrat Publish-
ing Co. publishers and proprietors, 409
Bush
California Demokrat Publishing Co., Frederick
Hess president and manager, Frederick
Hess Jr. secretary, publishers and pro-
prietors California Demokrat, 409 Bush
" Desiccated Food Co. (Herman I. Nager),
manufacturers consolidated soups, 103
Commercial
California Distilling Co. (Antioch), C. Jest &

Son managers, 306-308 Clay
California Distributing Co., F. j. Carolan
president, 44 Luning Bldg
" Door Co., C. F. Doe president, E. H. Kit-

tredge treasurer, 113-115 Market
" Drug and Spice Mills, L. D. Owens presi-
dent, A. Boyken secretary, Eugene
Unger manager, 589-591 Mission
" Drug Co. Daniel Maclean president, Le
Roy F. Herrick secretary, drugs and
chemicals, 1420 Folsom
California Dry Dock Company, The, John J.
Beaton superintendent, James W. Hart
secretary, docks foot of Bryant and
Spear and Hunter's Point, and pro-
prietors Mission Rock Warehouse, office
302 California
California Electric Light Co., 229 Stevenson

CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC SUP-
PLY AND CONSTRUCTION COMPANY,
Ernst H. Forst proprietor, 1145 Mar-
ket, telephone South 329

CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL

WORKS, Monroe Greenwood president,
George D. Greenwood vice-president
and manager, Fred A. Greenwood sec-
retary and treasurer, 35 Market

California Engraving and Designing Co., Emil
Kehrlein manager, 309 Kearny
" Entomological Society, 220 Sutter, room 18

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California Exterminating Institute, Powel Fred-
erick and Julius Weil proprietors, office
120 Sutter, room 52, laboratory 7th and
Bryant
" Farmer (semi-monthly), Warren & Co.,
editors and proprietors, 1004 Howard

California Feather Co., Thomas Sullivan pro-
prietor, manufacturers pillows, 743 Mis-
sion

California Fertilizer Works,

Bayle, Lacoste & Co. proprietors, J. E.
Miller manager, ofllce 527 Merchant,
factory 5tli Av South het L and M ;
telephones, factory 7030, office Main

1503

California Fig Syrup Co., Thomas E. Haydon
president, John J. Quinn secretary, 322-
324 Hayes

California Fireworks Company of San Fran-
cisco (limited), John Sroufe president,
A. J. Donzel secretary and manager, 219
Front, works NE cor 16th Av South and L

California Fish Commission, H. F. Emeric
president, 78 Flood Bldg
" Fisherman's Co., Fisherman's Wharf foot

of Union
" French Laundry Co., Loustalet & Hickei
proprietors, 1142 Howard

California Froebel Society, 64 Silver

California Fruit and Wine Land Co., Solomon
Sweet president, Arnold Stahl secre-
tary, 212 Sansome, room 29

CALIFORNIA FRUIT CO.

(incorporated), A. Devoto president,
E. H. White secretary, John Connor
manager, commission merchants,
wholesale dealers foreign and domes-
tic green and dried fruits, produce,
poultry, eggs, etc., 505-507 sansome
California Fruit Evaporating Co., Henry Cahen
proprietor, 118 Washington
" Fruit Grower (weekly), B. N. Rowley pro-
prietor, 203 California

CALIFORNIA FURNITURE

MANUFACTURING CO., Nathaniel P.
Cole president, Foster P. Cole treasurer,
Charles M. Cole secretary, importers
and dealers furniture, carpets, up-
holstery, draperies and window cur-
tains, 117-121 Geary, Starr King Bldg

California Fuse Association,

James B. Merritt manager, 220 Cali-
fornia, room 3

California Fuse Works, James Eva proprietor,
factory cor 14th and Channel, office 220
California, rooms 1-2
" Gas Engine Co., J. M. Ough president, P.
M. Hendry vice-president, A. M. Hendry
secretary, G. W. Waltenbaugh manager,
130 Main

California Gas Engineering and Machine Co.,
Badlam Bros, managers, 511 Market

California Gas Fixture Co,,

Joseph Simonson president, Fred W.
Farrar secretary, manufacturers, im-
porters and dealers in electric fixtures,
gas fixtures, wrought-iron work, fire-
place furnishings, 123 Geary

California Gas, Light and Fuel Co., A. P.
Bacon president, 320 Sansome, room 12

California Glove Co., F. G. Conklin & Co. pro-
prietors. 507 Market

California Glue Works, Martin Holje proprie-
tor, cor 6th Av South and R, ofiioe 106 Pine
" Gold Mines, C. W. and C. M. Cross, 8-9

Chronicle Bldg
" Gold Quartz Mining and Milling Co. (Ne-
vada Co.), John J. Meyers, 109 California,
room 1

California Green and Dried Fruit Co., N. Oh-
landt president, John A. Buck vice-
president, Joseph Martin secretary and
treasurer, W.O. Randolph manager,offlce
327 Market

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

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California Grocery Co. (incorporated), Miles A.
Philbon president, Jennie M. Leonard
secretary, 1700 Hayes

CALIFORNIA GUARANTEE

INVESTMENT CO., H. M. A. Miller presi-
dent, John W. Butler secretary ; not a
"Surety" or " Fidelity " Co., tout one
where money is loaned on real estate
and improvements payable in a defi-
nite number of monthly installments,
326 Montgomery

California Hall, Huber Brothers proprietors, 620
Bush

California Hat Works, John B. Guttmann pro-
prietor, manufacturers and importers
gents' hats. 111, 4th
" Herb and Chemical Co., Charles E. Morey

secretary, 847 McAllister
" Historical Society, J. V. Cofley president,
A. S. Hubbard secretary, 819 Market
room 52

California Horse Repository, Harcourt G.
Biggs and L. Richardson proprietors,
dealers in horses, 510 Van Ness Av

California Hotel, Jean Marie Gales proprietor.
210 Montgomery Av

California Hotel The, R. H. Warfield proprietor,
N s Bush bet Kearny and Grant Av
" House, 103 Clark

" House, Kramer & Petersen proprietors,
624-626 California

CALIFORNIA INK CO.,

Lincoln H. Lewars manager, manufac-
turers black and colored printing and

litlin inlrs nnr] rnllprs 4-1 ."i Saf>.rnTnf>Tit.n

Califdmia Institute of Public Accountants,
J. E. Fainum president, J. L. Fields
vice-president, T. E. Atkinson secretary
and treasurer, 419 California, rooms 1-2

uaiuomia insurance uo., j^ouis j_,. wromweii
president, James H. Anderson secretary,
4)0 California
" Insurance Review (monthly), J. Alfred
Lueders editor and proprietor, 403 Mar-
ket

California Iron and Wrecking Co.

(successors to California Iron Yards),
Henry J. Rogers president, Rotoert S.
Moore secretary, Charles S. Castle
manager, 638-640, 2d, telephone Main
5153

California Italian Paste Co. (C. R. Splivalo &
Co.), 307 Battery

California Jewelry Co., Levison Brothers pro-
prietors, 134 Sutter

California Jewelry Factory, , Rothschild &
Hadenfeldt proprietors, 207 Sutter

California Jockey Club, Thomas H. Williams
Jr. president, D. M. Burns vice-president,
R. B. Milroy secretary, office 204 Sutter

California Journal (weekly), Huefner & Engelke
proprietors, 415 Montgomery, room 6

California Jute Mill Co., L. P. Drexler presi-
dent, Louis Lissak secretary, mills East
Oakland, office 409 California, room 4
" Keramic Club, 231 Post, room 29

California Kindergarten Training School, 64
Silver
" Lace Co., Abe Gruhn manager, 222 Bush
" Land Bureau, Owen W. Forsyth manager,
628 Market

California Last Factory (J. C. Waller, C. L.
Eldridge and W. F. Unfred), 117 Main

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California Launch Building Co., Donald Ross
president, W. C. Davidson secretary, 300
Davis

" Lawn Tennis Club, Dell Linderman presi-
dent, SE cor Bush and Scott

" Laxative Dates Co., office and latioratory
4th and Townsend

" League of Mutual Building and Loan
Associations, Charles E. Naylor secre-
tary, 8 Mills Bldg. 8th floorj

" Line of Packets The, from New York
Williams, Dimond&Co. agents, 202 Mar-
ket
California Lumber Co., George K. Porter presi-
dent, D. H. Bibb manager and secretary,
O. H. Greenewald treasurer, manufac-
turers Oregon pine, spruce and Port
Orford cedar, office 4 Sutter, rooms 8-10
telephone Main 756
California Machine Works, William H. Birch

& Co. proprietors, 129-135, 1st
California Market, Thomas Brown superinten-
dent, from California to Pine, Kearny to
Montgomery, telephone Main 565

" Medical and Surgical Infirmary, W. R.
Jamison, M. D., manager, IO2914 Market

California Medical College,

1422 Folsom, Daniel Maclean president
and dean, dean's oface, 6 Eddy
California Medical Journal (monthly), Cali-
fornia Medical College publishers, O N
Miller manager, 1422 Folsom

California Metallurg-ical Works,

Saville MacLymont & Co. proprietors,
mining and consulting engineers and
metallurgists, 10 Annie opp Palace
Hotel, bet Market and Mission, tele-
phone Main 733
California Mills, N. Parrish & Co. proprietors
30-34 Spear '

" Miners' Association, Julian Sonntag secre-
tary, 430 California, room 1

" Mining Exchange, John Bouse secretary,
24 Merchants' Exchange Bldg

" Mortar Company, Joseph Scheerer pro-
prietor, SW cor 9th and Brannan, office
21-25, 10th

•' Mountain Tea Co., William T. Kibbler
manager, 437 Larkin

" Musical Journal (monthly), Franz J. Zif-
ferer publisher, 26 O'Farrell, room 17

CALIFORNIA MUTUAL BEN-
EFIT society THE, membership fee
$5 $1 per month, no other expense,
$10 per week in case of sickness, $8 to
$25 m case of accidents, $75 burial
benefit, James W. Hanna secretary.
Murphy Bldg ^•"^'■y,

California Mutual Savings Fund Loan and
Building Association, William E. Lutz
secretary. 205 Sansome

California Natural Carbonic Acid Gas Co. F

„ ,.^ P- Bane agent. 10 Stevenson

California Natural Gas, Oil and Land Com-
pany, E. J. Beane president, Leander
L. James secretary, 419 California, room
lb

California Navigation and Improvement

Co., Joseph D. Peters president. Sidney
Newell secretary, Hugh J. Corcoran
nianager, Charles D. Clark San Fran-
cisco agent, office Washington St. Wharf
(Pier 3), telephone Main 805

California Neckwear Co., Marcus Levy mana-
ger, 224-226 Bush
" -Nevada Creamery Co. (Nevada), Marcus
M. Johnson manager, commission and
dairy produce, 111 Front
California Notion and Toy Co., L. B. Feigen-
baum manager, 524-526 Market and 23-25
Sutter
" Northern Land Co., office 122 Davis

CALIFORNIA NURSERY CO.

(NUes, Alameda Co., Cal.), John Rock
president, J. H. Henn secretary, San
Francisco oflce 205 Sansome

California Oak Leather Association, Oscar J.
Kron secretary, 125 Clay

CALIFORNIA OPTICAL CO.,

Henry L. Davis president, Watson D.
Fennimore vice-president, John W.
Davis secretary and treasurer, scien-
tific opticians and manufacturers and
importers optical goods, 317-319
Kearny

California Orchard and Farm

(weekly), agricultural, horticultural,
live stock, creamery and poultry jour-
nal, B. Fehnemann publisher, 510
Montgomery, subscription $1.00 per
year

California, Oregon and Idaho Stage Co., H.
Wadsworth president, A. H. Boomer
manager, office 14 Sansome, room 11

California Pacific Railroad Co., W. V. Hunt-
ington secretary, 4 Montgomery

CALIFORNIA PAINT CO.,

0. S. Orrick president, manufacturers
Averill mixed paints, colors in oil,
putty, etc., and agents Santa Cruz
glues, ofiace and factory 22 Jessie

California Paving Co., Joseph Scheerer presi-
dent, Emil V. Scheerer secretary, 21-25,
10th
California Perforating Screen Co., P. A. Wag-
ner and G. A. Hinkelbein proprietors,
147 Beale
•' Petroleum and Asphalt Co., 215 Crocker

Bldg
" Pharmaceutical Society and College of
Pharmacy, 113 Fulton
California Philatelic Press Club, George M.
Schiller secretary, 105 O'Farrell
" Philatelist, Ernest H. Gambs publisher,
1815 Devisadero

California Photo-Engraving Co.,

engraving by all processes, fine half-
tones on copper a specialty, design-
ing, lettering, etc., estimates fur-
nished, 513 Market

California Pioneers Society of. Pioneer Bldg,
4th nr Market

California Pottery and Terra Cotta Company,
Francis M. Stevens agent, NE cor Lar-
kin and Market

California Powder Works

(Santa Cruz County and Hercules-
Station, Contra Costa County), John
Bermingham president, J. F. Nesmith
secretary, 230 California

California Prison Commission, 1713 Stevenson

" Pure Food Co. (Oakland), George M. Spen-
cer secretary, 328 Montgomery, rooms 65-
66

•' Quartette, C. L. Gage manager, 32 Mont-
gomery

" Ranch, C. Dahle proprietor, office &5 Eddy
California Rattan Co., W. F. Mau president, F.
P. McCann secretary, 55-61, 1st

" Redwood Co.. Balfour, Guthrie & Co.
agents, 316 California

" Retail Druggists' State Association, 113
Fulton

" Road Machine Co., Arthur Mercer secre-
tary, 221 ~

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California Roof Insurance Co., Joseph Soheerer
president, Emil Sclieerer secretary, 21-
25, 10th

California Roofing and Repairing Co., Charles
J. Koefoed manager, 30 Chronicle Bldg

California Rubber Co., R. H. Pease manager,
577-579 Market
" Rural World The, Edmund T. Boone man-
ager, 49, 1st

California Safe Deposit and Trust Co., J. D.
Fry president, Henry Williams vice-
president, J. Dalzell Brown secretary
and treasurer, SE cor California and
Montgomery
" Sal Soda Co., Charles Jantzen agent, office

402 Front
" Sandstone and Contracting Co., J. C. Moffat

manager, 40 Montgomery
" Sausage Factory, Winter & Felslng pro-
prietors, 37 Main

California Savings and Loan Society The,
David Farquharson president, Vernon
Campbell secretary, 1-2 Mills Bldg, 9th
floor

CALIFORNIA SAW WORKS,

H. Bird and J. C. Haugby proprietors,
manufacturers and dealers in saws,
saw teeth, timber jacks and general
sawmill supplies, saw repairing in all
its branches, 208-210 Mission, tele-
phone Main 1505

California School of Design, J. R. Martin s cre-
tary, SE cor California and Mason
" School of Elocution and Oratory, Miss
Emily Curtis principal, 8-9 Young Men's
Christian Assn. Bldg, 5th floor

California School of Mechanical Arts The,
Horace Davis president, James S. Bun-
nell secretary, George A. Merrill princi-
pal, 16th, El Dorado, Utah and Nebraska

California Slavenian Colony (Jeram, Cal.),
Rev. P. J. Jeram, president, N. H. Lang
secretary, office 602 Market, under Crock-
er-Woolworth National Bank

California Society for the Prevention of Cruel-
ty to Children, Charles Sonntag presi-
dent, John McComb secretary, 95 Dono-
hoe Bldg
" Society of the Sons of the American
Revolution, E. W. McKinstry, president,
Edwin Bonnell secretary. Pioneer Bldg
" Soda Water Works, Goetz & Blohm pro-
prietors, 516 Octavia

California Spring Manufacturing Co., Thomas
Sullivan proprietor, bedding supplies,
743 Mission

California Staats Zeitung (German weekly),
California Demokrat Publishing Co., pub-
lishers and proprietors, 409 Bush
" Stables, John Nolan & Sons proprietors,

1611-1613 California
" Star Oil Works Co., D. G. Scofield pres-
ident, Charles B. Wheaton secretary,
office 13 Pine

California State Almanac (German), Philo
Jacoby publisher, 612 Commercial

California State Board of Dental Examiners,
F. F. Tebbets president. J. D. Hodgen,
D. D. S., secretary, office 1005 Sutter

California State Board of Horticulture, 1-3
Mills Bldg, 5th floor

California State Board of Pharmacy, John H.
Dawson secretary. 1177 Valencia

California State Board of Trade, J. A.. Fiicher
secretary, 16 Post

California State Bureau of Labor Statistics, E.
L. Fitzgerald commissioner. 325 Sutter

California State Democratic Club, 17 Flood
Bldg

California State Floral Society, E. J. Wick-
son secretary, office 220 Market

California State Hotel, John Serres proprietor,
771 Howard
" State Military Band, A. Mathieu band-
master, G. J. McGregor manager, 328
Bush

California State Mineralogist, John J. Craw-
ford, office 24, 4th

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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

California State Mining Bureau, John J. Craw-
ford mineralogist, 24. 4th
California State Protective Association, J. P.

Edofl president, Winfleld Scott secre-
tary, 24 Mills Bldg. 6th floor
" State Therapeutic College, T. G. Carpenter
dean, a5-86 Donohoe Bldg
California Storage Warehouse, Thomas H.
Rooney proprietor. 772 Mission
" Stove and Iron Works, Charles Henderson
president, office 304 Montgomery
California Street Cable Railroad Co., J. B.
Stetson president. Alfred Borel & Co.
treasurer, Albert Stetson secretary, J.
W. Harris superintendent, office and
depot SW cor California and Hyde, tele-
phone East 113
California Street Methodist Episcopal Church,
Rev. W. R. Goodwin pastor, cor Broder-
ick and California
California Street Police Station, 538 California
'■ Stump Puller, Arthur Barnes manager,
82-84 Zoe
California Sugar Refinery, Claus Spreckels
president, John D. Spreckels vice-presi-
dent, Adolph B. Spreckels secretary,
office 327 Market
" Surgical Hospital (private). Dr. J. Dennis
Arnold and Dr. Julius Rosenstirn pro-
prietors, 935 Sutter
California Suspender Manufacturing Co., S.
Zekind & Co. proprietors, 6-8 Sutter
" System of Hotel Advertising, Patrick
E. McCarthy manager, 321 Montgom-
ery
" Tallow Works, Roth, Blum & Co. and
Charles and Jerome Milly proprietors,
N s 5th Av South bet K and L. office 201-
203 California
^' Tartar Works, George de Latour proprie-
tor, 819 Sansome
California The (Hotel), R. H. Warfield proprie-
tor, N s Bush bet Kearny and Grant
Av
California The, Charles Golinsky proprietor,
wines, liquors and lunch rooms, 228 Mar-
ket
California Theatre, Al Hayman & Co. (incorpor-
ated), proprietors, Louis A. Morgensteru
business manager, N s Bush bet Kearny
and Grant Av

CALIFORNIA TITLE INSUR-
ANCE AND TRUST CO., Charles Page
president, Harry D. Laurie secretary,
L. R. EUert manager, 210 Montgom-
ery, Mills Bldg, telephone Main 1811

California Tool Works, John Weichhart pro-
prietor, machinists, blacksmiths, model
and die makers, 143-145 Beale

California Transportation Co., Andrew Nelson
president, N. Anderson secretary, office
Jackson Street Wharf (Pier 5), telephone
Main 628

California Tule Anti-Caloric Co., James E. Bell
president, William Borrowe secretary,
401 California, room 22, factory 2223-2229
Folsom

California Turf The (weekly), John R. Dickson
and Dwight L. Hackett publishers and
proprietors, 410 Montgomery, room 4
" Type Foundry, The Painter-Cornell Co. pro-
prietors, 510 Clay

California Undertaking Co., A. D. Cheshire
president and manager, SW cor Geary
and Stockton

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the Canadian Government, by certificate
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WILLIAM WOLFF & CO, 329 Market St.

California Underwear ractory, Mrs. Gertrude
Rosenthal proprietor, Oscar Lewis man-
ager, 1025 Market

CALIFORNIA UNIFORM CO.

(Marcus Lafee and James Russell) mer-
chant tailors, National Guard and so-
ciety uniforms a specialty, 523 Market

California Upholstering and Carpet Beating
Works, Michael F. Jordan proprietor,
1024 Oak
California Vigorit Powder Co., George A. Moore
president, Frederick W. Peters secretary,
works California City, Marin Co., offlce
208 California
" Violet Co.. Otto Weisman manager, 2I14, 3d
California Volksfreund (German weekly). Cali-
fornia Volksfreund Publishing Co. pub-
lishers, 429 Montgomery
California Volksfreund Publishing' Co., F. B.
Schoenstein president, Henry F. Budde
secretary, publishers California Volks-
freund, 429 Montgomery
" Wagon and Carriage Co. (Walter L. and

Emil P. Heise), 3614 Fremont
" Warehouse (Bonded and Free), Haslett &
Swayne proprietors, NE cor 2d and
Towhsend
" Wharf and Warehouse Co., Balfour, Guth-
rie & Co. managers. 316 California
" Window Cleaning Co., Charles Rossi man-
ager, 242 Sutter

CALIFORNIA WINE ASSN.,

Charles Carpy president, Percy T.
Morgan vice-president and general
manager, Albert Lachman 2a vice-
president, Henry Van Bergen secre-
tary and treasurer, Henry Lachman
feneral superintendent and Henry
ohler superintendent wine making,
SW cor 2d and Folsom

California Wine Co., Frederick Kaufman pro-
prietor, 901-905 Mission

California Wine Cooperage, Fulda Bros, pro-
prietors, .30-40 Spear

California Wine Depot, Henry Stoever pro-
prietor, NE cor 16th and Howard
" Wine Growers" Union. John A. Whelan
president, William Whelan secretary,
318 Market
" Wine Makers' Corporation, Herman Ben-
del president, John H. Wheeler secretary
and manager, 46 Luning BIdg

California Wire Cloth Co., A. S. Hallidie presi-
dent, Benjamin Scarles vice-president,
W. A. Grubb secretary. Victor Enginger
treasurer and manager, 8-10 Pine

California Wire Works, A. S. Hallidie presi-
dent, Henry L. Davis secretary, 8-10
Pine, works 332 Bay

California Woman's Hospital, F. w. Vowinckel
M. D., surgeon in charge, Abraham
Halsey secretary and treasurer, 3118
Sacramento

California Wood Novelty Works, George F.
Atkinson proprietor, 1119 Market
" Wool Depot, F, S. Moody proprietor, 422-
432 Townsend

California Woolen Mills (Petaluma), Torr &
Haskell proprietors, office 118 Battery

California World Co. (incorporated), George H.
Bartlett manager, publishers The Cali-
fornia World, 623 Montgomery

California World The (weekly), California
World Co. publishers, 623 Montgomery

Caligraph Typewriter Agency,

James D. Brown manager, 413 Mont-
gomery

Calin John, furnished rooms, 1415 Stockton
Calio Gardner R., clerk Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co.,

r. 1424 Clay
Calish A. E., salesman Son Bros. & Co., r. 1411
Sacramento

" John J., barber, 2133 Fillmore, r. 2131 Fill-
more •

" Raphael S., teamster, r. 1411 Sacramento
J8®=-Calish. See Kalish
Calisher Fanny, widow, r. 829 Ellis

" Harry B., salesman, r. 829 Ellis

" Joseph, clerk Knight & Co., r. 839 Ellis
JS^Calisher. See Kalisher
Caliterna Ottario, chief cook Franz Siebrecht,

r. 826 Broadway
Calkins Frank, asst. Christian H. Westphal,
r. 123 City Hall Av

" John U., receiving teller The Bank of Cali-
fornia, r. Berkeley
Call B. G., r. 1045 Market

Call Charles A., machinist Yankee Novelty
Mfg. Co., r. 1045 Market

" George W., r. 1331 Washington
Call The (San Francisco) (daily and weekly),
Charles M. Shortridge editor and pro-
prietor, business offlce 710 Market, edito-
rial rooms 517 Clay
Callaghan Agnes Miss, hairdresser G. Lederer
r. Ill Stockton

" Annie Mrs., r. 554>4 Bryant

" Arthur V., capitalist, 421 California, r. 830
Eddy

" Charles, laborer, r. 301 Sierra

" Charles W. (O'Neill Bros. & Callaghan), r.
Alameda

" Cornelius, carpenter, r. 603 Minna

" Cornelius, helper United Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. 3105 Mission

" Cornelius, laborer, r. 350 Michigan

" Cornelius, laborer, r. 2024 Filbert

" Daniel (Callaghan & O'Byrne), r. 3410 Fill-
more

" Daniel J., r. 830 Eddy

" Dennis, shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder &
Co., r. 938 Pacific

" Edward, carpenter Harbor Commissioners,
r. 45^4 Jessie

" Ellen, widow, r. .309, 17th

" Emmet, druggist, r. 3410 Fillmore

" George F., boatman, r. 635 Bay

" Hannah Miss, spinner Tubbs Cordage Co.',
r. 350 Michigan

" Humphrey, barber, 16, 34th

" J., attorney at law, r. 157, 7th

" James, longshoreman, r. 17 South Park

" James J., blacksmith S. F. & S. M. Ry., r.
734, 24th

" James P., clerk postofftce, r. 2024 Filbert

" Jane, widow, r. 830 Eddy

" John, bricklayer, r. 573 Minna

" John, carpenter, r. 350 Michigan

" John, coalpasser str Alameda

" John, harness maker J. C. Johnson & Co., r.
323 Tehama

" John, laborer, r. 715 Howard

" John, master bark Northern Light, offlce
46 Steuart

" John, tooldresser J. R. Blanchard & Co., r.
606, 8th

" John C, fruits, 367, 3d, r. lOldY^ Alabama

" John D., physician, r. 3410 Fillmore

" John F., compositor Sterett Printing Co.,
r. 938 Pacific

" John J., finisher United Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. 3105 Mission

" John J., laborer, r. 230 Duncan

" John L., foreman Rosenthal, Feder & Co.,
r. 833 Broadway

" John M., inspector U. S. Customs, r. 1516
Powell

" John Q., clerk Railway Mail Service, r. 635
Bay

'• John W., carpenter, r. 173 Tremont Av

" Joseph, straw presser Thomas H, Kor-
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Callaghan Julia, domestic, 1703 Octavia
" Kate, domestic, 1529 Sutter
" Kate Mrs., janitor Richmond School, r.

SW cor Point Lobos and 3d Avs
" Luthena, domestic, 821 Howard
" M., liquors, 948 Howard
" Maggie, housekeeper, 2840 Jackson
" Maggie Miss, with Tuhbs Cordage Co., r.

350 Michigan
" Martin A., plasterer, r. 735a 24th
" Mary Miss, domestic, 13^4 Zoe
" Matthew, laundryman, r. 530^4 Valencia
" Michael, laborer, r. 735a 24th
" Michael J., plumber, r. 1214 Broadway
" Patrick (Callaghan & Hartnett), r. 224 Mc-
Allister
" Patrick, hostler Michael Conlon, r. 1531

California
" Patrick, shoemaker Lobenstein Bros., r.

921 Natoma
" Sarah, widow, r. 305 San Jose Av
" Thomas, fireman str Encinal, r. Oakland
" Thomas, mining, r. 13V2 Zoe
" Thomas, teamster, r. 64 Sierra
" Thomas F., boiler maker, r. 350 Michigan
" Thomas L., plasterer, r. 8 Dehon
" Timothy, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

Oakland
" William, chief engineer str Santa Cruz, r.

Oakland
" & Hartnett (Patrick Callaghan and Daniel

Hartnett), liquors, 224 McAllister
" & O'Byrne (Daniel Callaghan and Charles
S. O'Byrne), insurance agents, 405 Mont-
gomery, I'oom 15
;e®="Callaghan. See Callahan
Callaghy J., apprentice H. Friedrichs, r. 1605
Bryant •
" Thomas, laborer, r. W s Bryant Av nr 15th
Callahan Anthony J., r. 1363 Fulton
" Bridget, r. 1362 Fulton
" Catherine, widow, r. 1460 Minna
" Charles, policeman, r. 833 Broadway
" Cornelius, butcher, r. 905 Sanchez
" Daniel, liquors, 50, 7th
" Daniel J., shoemaker W. H. Nolan & Co.,

r. 517, 26th
" Delia, widow, r. 1214 Broadway
" Dennis, gasfitter, r. 213^4 Clara
" Dennis, sign painter, r. 33 Kissling
" Dennis F., shoemaker, r. 417 Laguna
" D. J., clerk Simpson & Millar, r. 4 Juniper
•' E., boiler maker McMurphy & McEvoy, r.

Oakland
" Elizabeth Miss, dressmaking, 833 Broad-
way
" Ellen, widow, r. 906, 23d
" Eugene, r. 547 Mission

" Frank W., deputy Sheriff, r. 1335a Folsom
" Felix, miner, r. 307 Clara
" Hannah, widow, r. 21314 Clara
" Henry, foreman Am. Biscuit Co., r. 1028

Washington
" Hugh, junk' dealer, 737 Folsom
" James H. (Callahan & Bundeson), r. 15

Scott
" James P., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r.

1123 Larkin
•' Jeremiah, assistant storekeeper S. F. Gas

Light Co., r. 156, 3d
" Jeremiah, teamster, r. 214, 15th
" John, bartender, r. 1214 Broadway
" John, driver Pac. Transfer Co., r. 1146 Mis-
sion
" John, laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli Av
" John, laborer, r. lORausch
" John, laborer, r. 1917 Hyde
" John, teamster O'Connell & Lewis
" John D., clerk, r. 333 Van Ness Av
•' John J., laborer S. P. Co., r. 511 Bryant
" John J., shoemaker, r. 931 Natoma
" John M. , r. 334 Sadowa
" John R., druggist, r. 217 Eddy
" Joseph F., porter San Jose Woolen Mills

Co., r. 431c Natoma
" Joseph J., teamster Francis X. Steflen, r.

2131/2 Clara
" Katherine T. Miss, teacher Clement Gram-
mar School, r. 1331 Geary

Callahan Margaret, widow, r. 2432!4 Bush
" Mary, widow, r. 1 White
" Mary, widow, r. 900 Bryant
" Mary, widow, liquors, 1511 Kentucky
" Mary Miss, dressmaking, 330 O'Farrell
" Mary E. Miss, principal Clement Gram-
mar School, r. 1321 Geary
" Maurice, saloon watchman str San Jose
•' Michael, driver, r. 537 Howard
" Michael, paper carrier, r. 309 East North
" M. J., water tender U. S. str Albatross
" N. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1416 Broadway
•' Patrick, r. 39% West Mission
" Patrick, helper, r. 501 Napa
" Peter, fireman str City of Sydney
" Peter, laborer, r. 430 Clementina rear
" PeterP., engineer Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 2108

Lombard
" Peter P., marine fireman, r. 742 Harrison
" Thomas, laborer, r. 430 Clementina rear
" Thomas, laborer, r. S s 24th nr Utah
" Thomas, machine hand Rosenthal, Feder

& Co., r. 3013 Laguna
" Thomas H., liquors, 3012 Laguna
" Timothy, cutter L. Goodfriend & Co., Oak-
land
" Timothy, tanner Morris Windt, r. SW cor

Sierra and Vermont
" Timothy C, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 105

Walnut
" Timothy J., groceries and liquors, NW cor

Bay and Hyde, r. 800^^ Bay
" William, r. 635 Bay
" William, engineer, r. 900 Bryant
" William, laborer, r. 22, 14th
" William H., baker Am. Biscuit Co., r. 1028

Washington
" William J., machinist Joshua Hendy Ma-
chine Wks, r. 1124 Folsom
" & Bundesen, (James H Callahan and Boye
Bundesen), ship painters, Spear Street
Wharf
4®=Callahan. See Callaghan
Callan Ellen, widow, r. 19 Welsh
" Eugene C, salesman Richard Tiddy, r. I2QY2

Rose Av
" James, carpet sewer John W. Shanahan, r.

1658 Market
" James, groceries and liquors, SW cor 34th

and Noe
" Jeremiah, teamster Charles S. Healey, r.

57 Precita Av
" John, laborer, r. 19 Welsh
" John N., car builder, r. 41 Louisa
" Patrick, foreman J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli

Av
" Thomas, r. 'Z-ZWz Birch Av
Callan Tliomas, wines and liquors, 14 Turk
" Thomas J., bartender Thomas Callan, r. 6

Margaret Court
" Thomas M., bartender M. Bishop, r. 129
Silver
Callanan Jonas, teamster, r. 503 Ash Av
" Michael J., teamster, r. 39% Moss
" Richard, laborer, r. 532 Mission
Callandreau Jules, physician and surgeon, of-
fice and r. 403 Powell
Callane Anna, widow, r. 724 Harrison
Callaway Alfred W., conductor Market St. Ry.,
r. 1011 Golden Gate Av
" J. T. Norman, bookkeeper H. Hughes & Co.,
r. 1021 Van Ness Av
Callely Ann, widow, r. 274 Minna

" William H., locksmith, r. 274 Minna
Callen Freda, domestic, 1441 McAllister
" J., steel worker Pac. Roll. Mill

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Callen James J., packer Wilson Bros. Co., r. 1658

MarKet
•' Michael, laborer Ballard & Hall. r. 10054

Gilbert
" Michael, marble polisher Ruflino & Bian-
chi, r. California Av, opp Parker
Callender Clifford, driver, r. iibv^ Broad way
•' Henry, r. 2812a Howard
■' Henry A.. Jeweler, 126 Kearny, room 7, r.

1422 Devisadero
" Henry E., machinist, r. 1422 Devisadero
" John A., physician, r. 711 Jones
" John T.. rigger, r. 1426 Mason
■' Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 1426 Mason
•' Monroe N.. salesman Sherman, Clay & Co.,

r. 2812a Howard
" Pinkie Miss, teacher music, r. 1426 Mason
Callero Luigi, gardener, Colombo Market
Calley Elias J., manufacturers' agent, 45 Stev-
enson, r. Oakland
'■ Henry C, salesman Whitall, Tatum & Co.,

r. Sausalito
" Robert B., agent Whitall, Tatum & Co., 45
Stevenson, r. Oakland
Calli Nicholas, peddler, r. 1318 Kearny
Calligan James, florist, r. 44214, 6th
Callinan Ella A. Miss, stenographer Siebe,
Glanville Co.. r. 17 Hubbard
" Herbert E.. foreman stereotype dept. Daily

Report, r. 2641 Howard
" John (Callinan & Murray), r, 17 Hubbard
" Mollie, domestic. 1610 Fell
• Murty, policeman, r. 2641 Howard
•' Murty A., clerk Daily Report Pub. Co., r.

2641 Howard
•' William, policeman, r. 1058 McAllister
" & Murray (John Callinan and George W.
Murray I. barbers. 131, 2d
Callingliani WiUiam J., general agent Scottish
Union and National Insurance Co. (of
Edinburgh) and Orient Insurance Co.,
420 California, r. NW cor Sutter and
Stockton
Calliopean Club, Max Blum secretary, 1620 Cali-
fornia
Calliscli Frank E., general life insurance, 705

SpreckelsBldg. r. Alameda
Callison Johnson L,., mining expert, r. 19 Pearl
Callnon Eugene W., stationery, 430, 3d, r. 504, 3d

'' F. W. Mrs., varieties, 504, 3d
Callsen Anna, widow, r. 1435 Pacific
" Peter, collector, r. 1435 Pacific
Callundan Ferdinand H.. floorwalker Will &
Finck Co., r. 917 Hyde
■' Frederick P., clerk, r. Commercial Hotel
" Jules J., manager and captain Morse's

Patrol, .545 California, r. 1225 Ellis
" William T., patrolman Morse's Patrol, r.
712a Fell
Callustro Companv The. Charles H. Lombard

agent. 621 Market
Calmann Julius, superintendent P. F. Nolan &

Co.. r. 921a Golden Gate Av
Calmel Anthony, tanner Legallet-Hellwig Tan-
ning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
Calmen James, painter, r. 19^2 Stevenson Av
Calmette Virginia, r. 211, 4th
Calmeyer Henry, clerk William Warnke, r. 734

Broadway
Calmon Eugene, proprietor The White House,

520 Jackson
Calnan Daniel, clerk, r. 4 Howard Court
" Daniel, laborer, r, 72314 Natoma
" John A., shoemaker, r, 515, 29th
•' Mary, widow, r. 515. 29th
■' Michael, litho pressman, r. 515, 29th

Calnan Michael T. , machinist Cahill & Hall Ele-
vator Co., r. 532 Howard
" Thomas M.. transferer, r. 515, 29th
" Timothy C, policeman, r. 414 Duncan
Calnen John J., entry clerk Langley & Michaels

Co., r. Lorin, Alameda Co.
Calnon Edward, clerk, r. 26 Russ
" Patrick, laborer, r. 26 Russ
Calori Augustino, scavenger, r. 22 Jasper PI

CALORIC VITA OIL CO..

E. Cotton Smitb secretary and adver-
tising manager, 1513 Buchanan

Calsing Martin, machinist, r. 651 Stevenson
Calvano Daniel, bootblack, r. 10 Margaret PI

" Vincenza. bootblack, r. 11 Pollard PI
Calvary Cemetery. See Mount Calvary Ceme-

terv
Calvary Presbyterian Churcli, Rev. John
Hemphill, D. D., pastor. NW cor Powell
and Geary
Calvert George W., clerk Thomas Sullivan, r.
31 Pleasant
" John, chemist, -12 Phelan Bldg, r. 1143 Polk
" John, contractor, r. 31 Pleasant
■' John L.. finisher W. & J. Sloane & Co.,r.
625 Powell
Calvert Lithographing and Engraving Com-
pany (of Detroit, Mich.), David Hunter
agent, 207 Battery, room 21
" Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r 31 Pleasant
" Martha Miss, teacher Cleveland Primary

School, r. 31 Pleasant
" Mary, widow, r. 2115 Baker
Calvert's Pharmacy, Alfred D. E. De Smet

manager, SE cor Clay and Kearny
Calvin Eugene, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1510
Sanchez
" Stephen M., watchman, r. 540 Folsom
" William H., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

1211 Sanchez
" William H., longshoreman, r. 540 Folsom
Calway Nellie, widow, r. 1001 Natoma
Calzia Bartholomew Rev., S. J., treasurer and

secretary St. Ignatius College
Camano Joseph, seaman, r. 1129 Clay
Camarinos Christopher, r. 426 Stevenson
" Demetrius G., general commission and
dealer tropical fruits, nuts, etc., 519-523
Sansome, r. 502 Washington
Cambernous Alexander, cooper, r. 424 Clemen-
tina
Camblats Paul, laborer Cal. Fertilizing Wks,

r. 5th Av South bet L and M
Camblein David J., clerk John Sroufe & Co., r.
Alameda
" Mary T. Mrs., teacher Henry Durant Pri-
mary School, r. Alameda
Camblon Charles, seaman, r. 822 Montgomery
Camblos Frank, motorman Market St. Ry., r. 235

California Av
Cambrian Hall, 1133 Mission
Cambridge The, Mrs. M. Hillyer proprietor, 916

Howard
Cambron Carroll G.. merchandise broker, 201

Front, r. Mill Valley, Marin Co.
Camden Charles, office 405 Montgomery, room 5,

r. Shasta, Cal.
Camela Bartolo, fisherman, r. 11 Pollard PI
Camenarder George, milker G. L. Perham, r.

Cambridge nr Bacon
Camenos Louis, cook John Peters, r. 48 East
Camera Emanuel, boots and shoes, 628 Broad-
way
Cameron A. Mrs., r. 425 Linden Av
" Alexander, fireman, r. 207 Minna
" Alexander, plasterer, r. 100 Jones
" Alexander, starter Cal. St. RR, r. 1324ii

Pine
" Alexander D., car dispatcher Market St.

Ry., r. 29A 1.3th
" Angus, deputy U S. Marshal, r. 2323 Howard
" Archibald, carpenter, r. 9 Adair
" Bedford, clerk local freight ofQce S. P. Co.,

r. 2604 Manchester
■' Bessie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1923 Ellis
" Burton W., carpenter Sutro Baths
■' D., lineman Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r. 435 Na-
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Cameron Daniel D., carpenter, r. 631% Stevenson

" Daniel F., gasfltter, r. 8 Angelica

" Daniel W.. shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder &
Co.,r. 108 Taylor

" Delia, domestic, 1237 Guerrero

" Donaldina Miss, teacher Presbyterian
Chinese Mission Home, r. 920 Sacra-
mento

" Dudley A., clerk James A. Snook & Co., r.
936^2 Folsom

" Dugald, laborer, r. 2304 Hyde

" Edward N., confectionery, 351 and 1835 De-
visadero, r. 1196 Haight

" Ernest, extraman Truck 3, r. 1425 Market

" Eveline Miss, dressmaker, r. 1933 Ellis

" Frederick, baker, r. 1111 Stevenson

" George, grocer, r. 732a 18th

" George, harness maker, r. 926'/^ Folsom

" George E., purser str Dauntless, r. 931
Howard

" George T., clerk The Crocker- Woolworth
National Bank, r. 711 Jones

" Gordon, carriage painter, r. 1196 Haight

" Gordon B., clerk Lunt Bros., r. 3430 Cali-
fornia

" Ida B. Miss, physician, 2653 Howard

" J., laborer, r. 834 Kearny

" J. Alexander, timekeeper King-Morse Can-
ning Co., r. 2604 Manchester

" James, car repairer S. P. Co.

" James, chief cook str State of California

" James, plumber William F. Wilson, r.
13391/2 Market
Cameron James A., chief clerk superintendent
Southwestern Division Wells, Fargo &
Co's Express, 43 New Montgomery, r.
Alameda

" James A. , lineman Edison Light and Power
Co., r. 433Natoma

" James G., r. 1196 Haight

" James H., clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Hay-
den Co., r. The Berkshire

" J. Lincoln, marine engineer, r. 2015 Golden
Gate Av

" John, laborer, r. 409, 29th

" John, machinist, r. 1037 Dolores

" John, stonecutter, r. 329%, 6th

" John J., r. 232%, 4th

" John J., clerk Dickins Lumber Co., r. 409,
29th

" John W., salesman Code, Elfelt &Co.,r.
630 Golden Gate Av

" Mary J., widow, r. 505 Devisadero

" Mary N. Mrs., nurse, r. 1040% Mission

" Neil, groceries and liquors, NW cor Minna
and Mary

" Neil H., r. 917 Howard

" P. O., laborer, r. 504 Napa

" Robert D., carpenter Market St. Ry., r. 202
Fair Oaks

" Rose, widow, r. 716 O'Farrell

" Thomas H., horseshoer Thomas O'Rourke,
r. 2015 Golden Gate Av

" Tobacco Co., Catton, Bell & Co., agents,
406 California

" William, cook, r. .334 Main

'< William, painter Studebaker Bros. Mfg.
Co., r. 427% Ringold

" William H., superintendent agencies
Chronicle, r. 1517 Baker
Cameron's Steam Pumps, Union Iron Works

agents, 223 Market
Cames Alexander, cook, r. 1003 Mason

" Ferdinand, butcher, 13 and 38 Centre Mar-
ket, r. 1003 Mason

" Frank, laundry, 150 Shipley

" Louis, carrier postofftce, r. 13 Laskie

" Paul, cellarman Em. Meyer & Co., r. 150
Shipley

" Peter, r. 1047, 19th
Cameto Laurent (J. Baron & Co.), r. 2016 Stock-
ton
Camgros John B., bottle cleaner Arpad Har-
aszthy, r. Oakland

" John R., bartender Theophile Vaissiere, r.
3131, 16th

" Marie, domestic, 2100 Jackson
Camia Massimo, barber Stern & Pearson, r. 11,
6th

Camicca Giovanni, scavenger, r. 8 Ohio PI
Camicia Joseph, laborer, r. 17 Boardman PI
Camilla Bartolomeo, fisherman, r. 10 Margaret
PI
" Giovanni B., fisherman, r. 10 Margaret PI
Camille Jules, proprietor Baltimore House, 502

Bush
Camilleri Antonio, porter M. Goss & Co., r. 545

Washington
Camilloni G. & Co. (Giuseppe Camilloni, Angelo
Ravano and Joseph Canepa) , commission
merchants, fresh, salt, smoked and dried
fish, 5-6 Clay Street Market, 518 Clay
" Giuseppe (G. Camilloni & Co.), r. 10 Vin-
cent
Caminetti Antonio B., r. 906 Buchanan
" Brace, laborer U. S. Customs, r. 1322% Fil-
bert
" J., blacksmith, r. 814 Montgomery
" Mary, widow, r. 2315 Larkin
" May, widow, r. 226 Haight
" Richard, assayer, r. 1322% Filbert
Camiso Antone, plaster worker F. T. Riley, r.

430 Filbert
Camissa Louis, laborer, r. 1805% Stockton
Camlong John, laborer, r. 156 Clara
Camm Charles W., salesman C. E. Whitney &

Co., r. 413 Post
Cammett John H., traveling salesman Tillmann
& Bendel, r. Eureka, Humboldt Co., Cal.
Camous Andre, locksmith and bell hanger, 436

Bush
Camozzi Gabriel G., salesman Yates & Co., r.

" Lucio, tinsmith, r. 12 Union PI
" Peter, tinsmith, r. 10 Pollard PI
Camp Clark A., widow, r. 521 Turk
" James M., clerk David S. Hirshberg, r. 1175

E 19th, Oakland
" John W., helper La Grande Laundry
" Sarah, widow, r. 128 Locust Av
4®~Camp. See Campe and Kamp
Campa Bartolomo, capitalist, r. 430 Union

" George L., clerk, r. 831 Fulton
Campagna Frank, boots and shoes, 300 Golden

Gate Av, r. 5 Sonora
Campagno Emanuel M., poultry, 1320 Polk, r.

San Bruno Road nr Five Mile House
Campagne Sylvester, musician, r. 1334 Natoma
Campana Alfiero, waiter Sartori & Fantina, r.
531 Union
" Angelo, waiter Sartori & Fantina
" Domenico, waiter Sartori & Fantina
" Peter S., clerk money-order division Post

Offtce, r. 815% Vallejo
" Vincenzo (Demattei & Co.), r. 333 Blake
Campbell A. J., foreman George H. Tay Co., r.
Oakland
" Albert N., traveling salesman Weister &

Co., r. Grand Hotel
" Alexander, baker, r. 36 Eddy
" Alexander, liquors, 636. 3d, r. 424 Bryant
" Alexander, longshoreman, r. 1327 Sansome
" Alexander, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 143
Minna
Campbell Alexander Jr., attorney at law, 305
Larkin, r. 725 Union
" Alexander L., contractor and builder, 301

Montgomery, r. 1525 Fulton
" Alfred, laborer, r. 523 Mission
" Alvin L., miner, r. 20 Allen
" Amy T. Miss, vice-principal Broadway

Grammar School, r. 1320 Jackson
" Andrew, seaman, r. 1003 Battery
" Andrew McM., joiner Union I. Wks, r. 1020
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Campbell Anna C. Miss, dressmaking, 14 Grant
Av, room 70
Anne B. Miss, teacher Pacific Avenue Pri-
mary School, r. 1320 Jackson
Annie Miss, compositor Filmer-Rollins
Electro. Co., r. 1221 O'Farrell

A. R., waiter str Mariposa
Archibald, bartender, r. 827 Folsom
Archibald, car repairer S. P. Co., r. 650, 4th
Archibald, cook Herbert Martin, r. 1305

Clay

Archibald, fireman S. P. Co.

Archie E., attorney at law, 45-48 Mills
Bldg, 4th floor, r. 25 Sanchez

Arthur, hostler, r. 3059 Point Lobos Av

Arthur C. coal and teaming, 1.32-134 Fol-
som, r. 1233 Fulton

Arthiir L., contractor, 301 Montgomery

B. F., r. 105 New Montgomery
Bridget, widow, r. 16 Geneva
Catherine, widow, r. 12 HoUis
Catherine, widow, r. 108 Clara Av
Catherine Miss, r. 754 Harrison
Charles, bartender, r. 630 Bush
Charles, foreman, r. 401 Harrison
Charles, plasterer, r. 241, 17th
Charles J., insurance and real estate, 225

Sansome
" Charles J., salesman Will E. Fisher & Co.,

r. 416Steiner
Campbell Cbarles P., secretary Overland

Freight Transfer Co., SE cor 5th and

Bluxome, r. 1320 Jackson
" Charles R., porter, r. 259b Clara
" Colin J., widow, r. 808 Van Ness Av
'■ C. W., steerage watchman str City of Rio

de Janeiro
" Daniel, r. 1050 Mission
" Daniel, marine fireman, r. 817 Battery
" Daniel, molder, r. 1040 Kentucky
" Daniel, printer, r. 653 Folsom
" Daniel, teamster, r. 1102 Kansas
" Daniel D., house mover and carpenter, 6

Broad
'■ David R. (Aicher & Campbell), r. 215 Vallejo
'■ Dennis, clerk, r. 126 Hayes
■' Dominick, printer, r. 653 Folsom
Campbell Donald Y., attorney at law, 530 Cal-

fornia, room 53, r. Oakland
" Dugald, machinist, r. 524 Arkansas
" Duncan, labofer, r. 5 Natoma rear
" Duncan, quartermaster str San Juan
" E. Mrs., proprietor Thistle House, 783!/2

Market
" Edward, carpenter, r. 1023 Mission
" Edward, clerk, r. 30i/i Moss
" Effle E. Mrs., hairdresser, 2226 Howard
" E. G., employee Cutting Fruit Packing

Co., r. 142, 7th
Campbell E.L., attorney at law, 33-34 Mills

Bldg, 4th floor, r. Palo Alto, San Mateo

Co.
" Elbert L., stock clerk John Quadt & Co., r.

102 Ellis
■' Elizabeth Miss, milliner, r. 18 Rincon Av
" Estella, widow, r. 844a Howard
" E. W., bookkeeper G. Orsi, r. 1525 Powell
" Felix, teamster Kenny & McHugh, r. NE

cor 10th Av and Fulton
" Frances S. Miss, r. 808 Van Ness Av
" Francis, laborer Vulcan Iron Wks., r. 3

Simpson PI
" Francis, quartermaster str Corona, r.

1055A Howard
" Frank E., motorman Market St. Ry.. r.

1606 Church

Campbell Fred M., manager American Book

Co., 101 Battery, r. Oakland
Campbell Fred S., secretary Mangrum & Otter,

27 New Montgomery, r. The Renton
Frederick, draughtsman, r. 748 Howard
Frederick B., plumber, r. 33 Clementina
George A., laborer, r. 2 Boston PI
George B., contractor, 301 Montgomery, r.

1904 Market
George D., attorney at law, 14 Sansome,

rooms 35-36, r. 416'Steiner
Grace, widow, r. 2017 Pine
Hannah, widow, r. 3411 Geary
Harry F., 2d assistant engineer str Eureka,

r. 73 Clementina
Harry N., collector Harbor Commissioners,

foot 3d, r. 1825 Sutter
Campbell Henry C, attorney at law, 530 Cali-
fornia, room 53, r. Sausalito
" Hubbard J., cashier Marshutz & Cantrell,

r. 1310 Hyde
" Isabel, widow, r. 1404 Sanchez
'• Isabel Miss, school teacher, r. 1404 San-
chez
" J. Alexander, salesman Tubbs Cordage

Co., r. Oakland
•' James (Campbell & Pettus). r. 230, 7th Av
" James (Campbell & Troyer), r. Sonoma
•' James assistant engineer
'• James, boiler maker, r. 2 Minnesota
•' James, boiler maker, r. 820 Greenwich
'■ James, clerk Hornlein Bros.
'■ James, fireman str Walla Walla, r. 175

Perry
■' James, laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli Av
■' James, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 1040

Kentucky
" James A., calker, r. 247, 3d
" James A., clerk Western Sugar Refining

Co.. r. Oakland
Campbell James A., judge Police Court No. 1,

chambers New City Hall, 1st floor, r.

New Western Hotel
" James E., blacksmith, r. 361 Clementina
" James E., machinist Byron Jackson, r. 324

19th
" James H.. driver San Mateo Ranch Dairy,

r. 12 Hollis
" James J., gilder S. & G. Gump, r. 513

Minna
" James R., salesman, r. 25 Welsh
'• James S., cook Charles Kopp, r. 346, 7th
'• James W., r. 2226 Howard
'■ James W., inspector U. S. Customs, r. 134

Hartford
" James W., mill hand Cal. Barrel Co.. r.

1040 Kentucky
" James W. H., commission merchant, office

Section 1 Sea Wall, r 816 Lombard
'■ Jane F., widow, r. 123 Germania
" J. E.. r. 28 Turk
" Jennie Miss, clerk J. Spaulding & Co., r.

728^/4 Clementina
" John, r. 919 Webster
" John, r. 1428 Pacific rear
" John, bricklayer, r. 738'/2 Clementina
" John, cleaner Burkhardt & Mugan, r

Harrison
" John, contractor, 301 Montgomery, r. 1913

McAllister
" John, draughtsman, r. 30 (330), 13th
" John, fireman str Sausalito, r. Sausalito
" John, helper Union I. Wks, r. 501 Napa
" John, laborer, r. 1040 Kentucky
" John, packer Hills Bros., r. 215 Vallejo
" John, sawyer, r. 9a 6th
" John, seaman, r. 22 East
" John Jr., contractor, 301 Montgomery, r.

Berkeley
" John D., carpenter, r. 515 Hickory Av
" John D., with Electric Laundry Co., r. 51

Precita Av
" John F., carpenter, r. 1529 Post
" John F., clerk Traffic Association of Cal-
ifornia, r. Oakland
" John G., machinist Dow Steam Pump

Wks, r. 524 Arkansas
" John J., ship painter Callahan & Bun-

desen, r. 18 Rincon Av

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Campbell John M., surgical dresser City and

County Hospital
" John M., teamster, r. 1235b Folsom
" John M.. teamster, r. 1529 Post
" John v., with Tubbs Cordage Co., r. East

Oakland
" Joseph, carpenter John Sanders, r. 312 Van

Ness Av
" Joseph, driver Farnsworth & Ruggles, r.

29 Dehon
" Joseph, teamster Morton Draying and

Warehouse Co. , r. 683a Clementina
" Joseph A., horseshoer. r. 12 Hollis
" Joseph C. (Reddy, Campbell & Metson),

attorney at law, 116-122 Crocker Bldg, r.

2619 Buchanan
" Joseph C, melter John G. lis & Co., r. 519

Elizabeth
" Joseph H., physician, 427, 24th
" Joseph W., motorman Market St. Ry., r.

1005 Capp
" Josephine, widow, r. 8 Bridge
" Kate, domestic, r. 16 Geneva
" Kate Miss, milliner, r. 18 Rincon Av
" Lawrence, carpet layer Campbell & Sor-

ensen, r. 1603 San Carlos Av
" Lena Mrs., milliner, r. 473 Jessie
" Lena Mrs., presser J. Spaulding & Co., r.

7281/4 Clementina
" Lewis A., clerk Alexander Campbell Jr.,

r. California Hotel
" Lily, widow, r. 27 Lily Av
" Lizzie Miss, operator Stange & Jaenicke,

r. 320 Brannan
" Louis, r. 420 Jackson
" Lucy J., widow, r. 416 Steiner
" M., widow, r. 522 Union
" Malcolm D., carpenter, r. 50 Merritt
" Margaret, widow, r. 30 (330) 13th
" Margaret Miss (Campbell & Sutherland),

r. 538 Hayes
" Mark, carpenter and builder, 126 Hayes
" Mark Jr., finisher United Boot and Shoe Co.,

r. 923 Shotwell
" Marriner Mrs., teacher vocal music, r.

1820 Turk
" Mary, widow, r. 910 Page
" Mary, widow, r. 1104 Kansas
" Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 754 Harrison
" Mary Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. ISSVs

Castro
" Mary F., widow, r. 113 Chattanooga
" Mary J., widow, r. 1829 Union
" Mary P., physician, 427, 24th
" Michael, fireman str Santa Rosa
" Michael F., mining expert, 40 California,

room 5
" Murdoch, shipwrights' and calkers' tools,

102 Steuart, r. 132 Turk
" Murdoch A., ofBce 63 Flood Bldg, r. 621 1/2

Post
" Nellie Miss, finisher Golden Gate Woolen

Mills
" Oscar, clerk, r. 114 McAllister
" Patrick, coalpasser str City of Puebla,

r. 41 Natoma
" Peter J., shoemaker, r. 1081 Broadway
" Peter M., marine engineer, 9 Mission
" P. H. Mrs., r. 1320 Jackson
" Printing Press and Manufacturing Co.

(New York), The Painter-Cornell Co.

Pacific Coast agents, 510 Clay
•' Ralph, lineman Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r. 843

Devisadero
" Ralph, type caster, r. 479 Frederick
" Ralph v., blacksmith Market St. Ry., r. 479

Frederick
" Remembrance H., mining, 602 Market, r.

1825 Sutter
" Robert, machinist Union I. Wks, r. 524

Arkansas
" Robert Jr., coppersmith, r. 524 Arkansas
" Robert E., boiler maker Union I. Wks, r.

2 Minnesota
" Robert E., canmaker, r. 1428 Pacific rear
" Robert J., assistant engineer str Bay City,

r. 228, 19th
" Robert M. Rev., pastor First Christian

Church, r. 238g 12th

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

SEAT CUSHIONS

In Plush, Terry, Damask and Sateen, Made

to Order for Churches, Lodges,

Steamboats, etc.

S^I-S^T- IVIARKET" ST.

Campbell Rose, domestic, 1916 Pacific Av
" Rose Miss, spooler Golden Gate Woolen

Mills
" Rose Mrs., midwife, r. 1606 Church
" Ruth G. Miss, teacher Broadway Gram-
mar School, r. 1320 Jackson
" Sadie Miss, weaver Golden Gate Woolen

Mills
" Samuel J. (S. J. Campbell & Son), r. 962y2

Harrison
■' Samuel J. & Son (Samuel J. and William),

butchers, 334, 3d
^' Shadrick, policeman, r. 239 Guerrero
■' Stephen, engineer, r. 51% Precita Av
■' Sween, carpenter, r. 120, 7th
" Sybil Miss, stenographer State Council

American Protective Assn, r. 2 Minne-
sota
" Theodore, miner, r. 33 Fell
" Thomas, bell man International Hotel
" Thomas, blacksmith, r. 357 Brannan
" Thomas, laborer, r. 66 Tehama
" Thomas D., blacksmith, r. 153 Perry
" Thomas J., brickmason. r. 1813 McAllister
" Thomas J., superintendent J. J. O'Brien

& Co., r. 522 Union
" Thomas P., teamster, r. 1235b Folsom
" Thomas R., seaman, r. 28 Clay
Campbell Vernon, secretary The California

Savings and Loan Society, 1-2 Mills

Bldg, 9th floor, r. 507 Florida
" Walter, painter, r. 158, 9th
" Walter C, clerk freight auditor's dept. S.

P. Co., r. 1820 Turk
" Walter G., pattern maker, r. 524 Arkansas
" William, r. 1122 Larkin
" William (Campbell & Sorensen), r. 513

Minna
" William (S. J. Campbell & Son), r. 926y2

Harrison
" William, cellarman Descalso Bros., r. 1215

Waller
" William, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
" William A., calker, r. 247, 2d
" William E., engineer Pioneer W. L. &

Color Wks, r. Berkeley
" William G., clerk, r. 141 U/2 Mason
" William H., collector Charles R. Allen, r.

2301 Devisadero
" William H., painter, r. 659 Minna
" William H., wholesale liquors and manu-
facturers' agent, 402 Front, r. 726, 23d
" William J., shipwright, 212 Spear, r. 307

Bryant
" William J. Jr., ship carpenter William J.

Campbell, r. 307 Bryant
" William L., contractor, 301 Montgomery, r.

1913 McAllister
" William M., architect Townley Bros., r.

2300 Mission
" William R. L., clerk cashier's dept Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. 1618 California
" William S., photo-engraver Call, r. 3OV2

Moss
" William T., carrier postofBce, r. 1622a

Fell
" William W., druggist, NE cor 9th and

Howard
" W. J., waiter str Eureka
" & Pettus (James Campbell and Thomas

Pettus), contractors and builders, 40

New Montgomery
" & Sorensen (William Campbell and Soren

Sorensen), managers J. E. Mitchell Car-
pet Cleaning and Renovating Co., 240,

14th

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Campbell & Sutherland (Miss Margaret Camp-
bell and Miss Josie Sutherland), dress-
making, 528 Hayes
" & Troyer (James Campbell and Charles W.
Troyer), proprietors Cal. Bellows Mfg.
Co.. 123-125 Beale
Campe Fred W., liquors, NW cor Geary and
Hyde
" George, cook, r. 304 Clementina
" Harry, engineer, r. 30 Geneva
" Harry M. (Henry Campe & Co.)„r. 20 Devis-

adero
" Henry (Henry Campe & Co.), r. 20 Devis-

adero
" Henry & Co. (Henry and Harry M. Campe
and George Harms), wholesale wines
and liquors, 221-225 Front
" J. Frederick, groceries, 1011 Harrison
JSS" Campe. See Camp and Kamp
Campelonga Bernardo, bootblack P. Campe-
longa, r. 4 Pollard PI
" Louis, boootlack P. Campelonga, r. 4 Pol-
lard PI
" Peter, bootblack, NE cor Stockton and
Market, r. 4 Pollard PI
Campen Fritz L., r. 9a 6th
Campi's Restaurant, I. Cuenin proprietor, 531-

533 Clay
Campi's Restaurant, Sartori & Fantina pro-
prietors, 10&-108 G'Farrell
Campin Alexander A., draughtsman Samuel

Newsom, r. Oakland
Campini Emilio, waiter Frank S. Guglielmetti,
r. 19 Polk
" Eugenio, saw filer and grinder, r. 9 Gordon
Campion Edward J., manager Peter F. Collien,

r. 1621 Grove
Campion Eugene, wholesale wines and liquors
and sole agent Las Palmas and Cuper-
tino Vineyard, 416 Pine and 14-16 Leides-
dorff, r. Piedmont
" George, clerk W. B. CluS & Co., r. 618

Jessie ^b

" James, coalpasser str Alameda*^^
" JohnF., boxmaker Pac. &.^S. F. Box Fac-
tory, r. 339, 6th ;.- '
" Patrick, gripman.-wSrket St. Ry., r. 39

Powell Av
" Patrick J., policeman, r. II2V2 Oak
" Thomas, teamster, r. 1520!^ Post
4S= Campion. See Champion
Campo Clara, widow, r. 906 Buchanan
Campodonico Antonio, laborer, r. 291/2 Scott PI
'■ Charles, commission, r. 2008 Mason
" Eugene J., clerk Johnson & Fulton, r. 519

Greenwich
" Gaetano, with A. Galli Fruit Co., r. 1110

Clay rear
" James, clerk A. Daneri & Co., r. 1 Shep-

pard PI
" John B., laborer Dominick Roberts, r. 1
Truett
Campodonico John B., manager A. Galli Fruit
Co.. 516-518 Sansome. r. 519 Greenwich
" Joseph M. clerk, r. 1817ii Powell
" Millie Miss, teacher McDowell Dressmak-
ing Academy, r. 926b Greenwich
" Stephen, groceries and liquors, I8I714

Powell
" & Malcolm Co. (R. K. Malcolm), fruit and
produce commission merchants, 325-333
Washington
Campos Cose, r. 29 Rausch rear
Campton Annie M. Miss, r. 1107 Post
Camuffo Richard, ship carpenter, r. 465 Bry-
ant

Canadian Pacific Railway,

M. M. Stern district freiglit and pas-
senger ag-ent, 648 Market
Canal AdOlfO, Consul Republic of Colombia, 217

Sansome, room 9
Canali Andrea, laborer, r. 9 Vincent

" Michael, seaman, r. 9 Vincent
Canalizo Antonio G., clerk W. Loaiza & Co., r.
1217 Washington
" Jorge L. (W. Loaiza & Co.), r. New York
Canalles Fredrico, seaman str San Bias

" Michele, seaman, r. 331% Union
Canalzio Philip, bootblack William Cornwall,

r. 7 Reed PI
Canaris Henry S., nursery, 2520 Pine
Canary Maurice, shoemaker, r. 357'^ Clementina
Canavan Andrew, laborer, r. 18 East
" Bartholomew, billiard table maker, r. 1236%

Folsom
" Charles, riveter Union L Wks, r. 530 Ar-
kansas
" Daniel, hostler Sutter St. Ry., r. 29 Natoma
" Edward, student Van der Naillen's School

of Engineering
" Edward A., carriage painter, r. 2928 Wash-
ington
" Edward J. (P. F. Canavan & Sons), r. 1240

Howard
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 636% Jessie
" Henry J., plumber, r. 636% Jessie
" James, longshoreman, r. 345b Beale
" Jane, widow, r. 1313% California
" John, helper Atlas I. Wks
" John, stevedore, r. 345b Beale
" John A. (P. F. Canavan & Sons), r. 1020

Mission
" John J., horseshoer, Railroad Av opp 1st
Av South, r. SE cor 1st Av South and
Railroad Av
" John M., carriage finisher, r. 1901 Pacific

Av
" John T.. engineer Engine 21, r. 210 Jones
" Margaret, widow, r. 210 Jones
" Mark, miner, r. 2928 Washington
" Mark Jr., painter, r. 2928 Washington
" Martin, laborer, r. 314% Ivy Av
" Martin, paver Edison Light and Power

Co., r. 121, 4th
" Patrick F. (P. F. Canavan & Sons), r. Ocean

View
" Patrick F.. painter, r. 2928 Washington
" P. F. & Sons (Patrick F., Edward J. and

John A.), liquors, 129 O'Farrell
" Robert, painter, r. 2928 Washington
" Thomas J., engineer Engine 3, r. 1313 Fell
Cance Marcellin, wool puller Legallet-Hellwig
Tanning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad
Av
Cancilla Salvatore, peddler, r. 334 Green
Candage Wildes P., foreman Truckee Lumber

Co.,r. 617Shotwell
Candau Felix, r. 150% Tehama
Candelaria Consolidated Mexico Mining Co.
(Durango, Mexico), D. M. Burns pres-
ident, George Gale secretary, 134 Crock-
er Bldg
Candemecelli George, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo
Candeze Peter, waiter George H. Richard, r.

308% Clementina
Candido Frank F., watchman, r. 4a Alemany
rear
" Jose, janitor Merchants' Exchange Bldg
Candioto Michele, shoemaker, 1535 Pacific Av, r.
cor Green and Dupont
" Salvatore, barber, r. 1319 Dupont
Candlin Lillian M. Mrs., pastel artist, 702a
Guerrero
" William, bookkeeper, r. 702a Guerrero
Candy John, fireman str Dauntless
Cane Alfred, dentist, 6 Turk, r. Alameda
" Flora, widow, r. 513 Lombard
" Gustav, r. 115, 14th

" J. B.. extraman Engine 30, r. 126, 9th Av
" John, office 26 Steuart, r. 6% Golden Gate Av
" John Jr., liquors, 26 Steuart, r. 1327 Steiner
" Julian B., driver Engine 9, r. 2 Rincon Court
" Koppel, laborer Schiedeler & Banks, r. 115,
14th

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Cane Marshall A., glazier, r. 48 Clinton Park
" Ralph, helper William A. Schrock
" Williain, shipping office, 26 Steuart, r. i
Golden Gate Av
ie®"Cane. See Cain, Kain and Kane
Canelo Del, finisher Cal. Furniture Mfg. Co.,

342 Shotwell
Canepa Andrew, laborer Ravenna & Co.
" Antonio, marble cutter, r. 314 Union
" Brothers (Michael and Frank), fruits a
vegetables, 137, 3d
Frank (Canepa Bros.), and fruits, 258%

3d

" Giovanni (Canepa & Sirocco), r. 628 Broad-
way
" James, grinder, r. 86914 Folsom
" Joseph (G. Camillonl & Co.j, r. 521 Filbert
" Lorenzo A. (Ferrari & Canepa), r. 317 Union
" Louis, florist, r. 869i4 Folsom
" Luigi, wholesale cigars, 543 Washington,

r. 1813 Union
" Mary, widow, r. 516a Union
" Michael (Canepa Bros.), r. 179 Minna
" P. & Co. (Pasquel Canepa), florists, 182

Stevenson
" Pasquel (P. Canepa & Co.), r. 869^4 Folsom
" Peter, baths, 325 Montgomery Av, r. 608

Filbert
" Theresa, widow, r. 430 Union
" Victor, peddler, r. 5 Jasper PI rear
" & Sirocco (Giovanni Canepa and Giuseppe
B. Sirocco), wood and coal, 1617% Powell
Canessa Attilo, compositor II Messaggiero, r.
8 Montgomery Av
" Giuseppe, liquors, SW cor Hooper and 6th
Canettin Louis, cement worker, r. 608 Ash Av
Canevaro Baptiste, cooper George Larsen, r.

Black Diamond, Contra Costa Co.
Canevascini Martin (Baciarini & Canevascini),

r. 116 Montgomery Av
Canfield C. L., general agent Chicago, Milwau-
kee and St. Paul Railway Co., 5 Mont-
gomery, r. California Hotel
" Frank, teamster Oregon Impt. Co., r. 514

Mission
" Margaret, widow, r. 502 Rhode Island
" Mary, widow, r. 33 Rausch
CanflU Elmer O., painter, r. 8 Gough
Ganger Nicholas, laborer S. F. Candle Co., r. 412

Broadway
Canham Frances, widow, r. 1713% Pacific Av
rear
" Frederick, bricklayer, r. 236 Shotwell
" Kittle E. Miss, saleslady, r. 108 Bernard
" Mary J. Miss, teacher Spring Valley

Grammar School, r. 1712% Pacific Av
" Thomas, painter, r. 108 Bernard
" William F., electrician, r. 108 Bernard
Cannama B., laborer J. W. Ferris, r. IRivoliAv
Cannan Warren P., shipjoiner, r. 1154 Guerrero
" William C, operator Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 1145 Valencia
4®°"Cannan. See Cannon and Canon
4®="Cannavan. See Canavan
Cannaway James, cooper David Woerner, r.

227 Harrison
Canney Belle Mrs., r. 609 Hayes

" Edward, student, r. 534 Howard
Canney Frederick G., physician and surgeon,
office and r. 606 Sutter, hours 11 a. m.
and 6 to 7 p. m., telephone Main 1848
" Margaret, domestic, 334, 2d Av
Canning Bridget A., widow, r. 16 Hawthorne
" Charles J., blacksmith, r. 16 Hawthorne
" Ella Miss, milliner, r. 16 Hawthorne
" Frank, clerk, r. 713 Hyde
" Henry, fireman, r. 47 Clementina
" James D., salesman Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. 16 Hawthorne
. " John, machine hand United Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 105 Buena Vista
" Margaret, widow, r. 615 Chestnut
" Robert A., printer, r. 16 Hawthorne
" Walter, machinist Cal. Saw Wks, r. Ala-
meda
Cannon Agnes Miss, teacher music, r. 157, 9th
" Alfred S., clerk, r. 77 Federal
" Archie M., motorman S. F. & S. M. Ry., r.

61% Chenery
" Edward B., batteryman, r. 415, 37th

W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.

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09, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Cannon Ellen, widow, groceries and liquors, 223
Perry
" F.C.,r. 827 Polk
" Frank, clerk, r. 157, 9th
" James S., propertyman Morosco's Grand

Opera House, r. 946 Mission
" John, fireman str. Oakland, r. Oakland
" John, liquors, Ws Mission Road nr Bootz's

Park
" John, tool sharpener, r. 157, 9th
" JohnF., clerk D. O. Mills, r. 1235 Sanchez
" Joseph, machinist, r. Ws Mission Road nr

Bootz's Park
" Lawrence, laborer, r. 11 Shasta
" Louisa Mrs., varieties, 1552 Howard
" Oscar R., draughtsman U. S. Engineer's

office, r. 438 Geary
'• Patrick, r. 336, 3d Av
" Patrick, hog dealer, r. 4th Av South bet M

and N
" Robert F., machinist Pac. Roll Mill
" Sophia S., widow, r. 609 Shotwell
" Thomas, bartender P. J. Hanley
" Thomas, laborer, r. 45 Belcher
" Thomas, laborer, r. 207 Sanchez
" William, boiler maker, r. 323 Perry
" William H., bartender John Cannon, r. W s

Mission Road nr Bootz's Park
" William H., teamster, r. 157, 9th
" William M., attorney at law, 11-12 Mills
Bldg, 4th floor, r. 501 Geary
^ff" Cannon. See Cannan, Canon and Connon
Cano Enrique, jeweler, r. 332 Van Ness Av
Canon Asenath, widow, r. 2520 Howard
Canonica Katie, widow, r. 4% Jasper PI
Cansdale Walter J., bartender, r. 1111% Pacific
Cant John C, waiter Charles A. Bantel, r. 706
Larkin
" William, gardener, r. 112 Ridley
Cantaloube Julie Mrs., laundress French Hos-
pital

wool puller Legallet-Hellwig Tan-

'" ~ ' Av South nr Railroad Av

tegri^^^^^^iss, laundress John Bernou,

r. 2Yf _ '

Cantel AnnetteTH^^aundry, 1526 Jackson

Cantelow H. ClairT^^t O. R. & N. Co., r. 1336

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" Maxwell C, salesman, r. 1336 Page
" William Mrs., widow, r. 1326 Page
Cantet Eugene, teamster William Dalton Dray
Co., r. N E corner Masonic Av and Con-
gress
Cantiello Louis, musician, r. 813 Vallejo
Cantieni Joachim, dairyman, 17th Av South

nr F
Cantieri Clemente, laborer, r. 17 BoardmanPl
Cantlen James J., clerk Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
12 Bond
" Richard, bricklayer, r. 13 Bond
Cantlever Mary, widow, r. 55 Natoma
Cantlev Frederick, teamster, r. 970 Harrison

CANTLEY JAMES,

wholesale and retail dealer wood,
coke and charcoal, 960 Howard, tele-
phone South 458, r. 2505 Larkin

Cantling John Mrs., widow, r. 336 Clara
Canton Insurance Office Limited (of Hong-
kong), Parrott & Co. agents, 304 Cali-
fornia
Cantor Charles, jeweler, r. 3819 Greenwich
" Halmon, clerk Nordman Bros., r. 3819

Greenwich
" Jacob, traveling salesman, r. 909 Market
" Joseph, Jeweler, r. 3819 Greenwich

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Cantor Joseph, peddler, r. 1510?^ Powell

" Rachael, -widow, millinery, 909 Market
Cantrell Bernice Miss, stenographer, r. 234 Van

Ness Av
" Edwin B., foreman Marshutz & Cantrell. r.

1216 Larkin
■' Joseph B., tinsmith Holbrook. Merrill &

Stetson, r. 2412 Polk
" Roy J., stenographer Miller, Sloss & Scott,

r. 234 Van Ness Av
" Thomas G. (Marshutz & Cantrell), r. 1216

Larkin
" William J., artist Bulletin, r. 334 Van Ness

Av
Cantrowith Joseph, r. 403 Leavenworth
" Haskell, clerk, r. 1309^4 Howard
" Louis packer The Hamburger Co., r. 120914

Howard
Cantus Emma Miss, dressmaker, r. 354Brannan
" George, millhand Del Monte Milling Co.,

r. 354 Brannan
Cantwell Herbert C, photographic printer, 4<i

Eddy. r. Oakland
" Margaret, widow, r. 229 Grand Av
" Michael, r. 662 Howard
" Thomas W.. lodgings, 654 Howard
Canty C, longshoreman O. R. & N. Co.
" Charles M., porter, r. 329 Eureka
•' Cornelius, molder Union I. Wks, r. 16

Sheridan
■' Daniel, laborer, r. 28^ Louisa
•' Edward, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

3002 Octavia

• Julia, widow, r. De Montford Av nr Jules

Av
" Michael R., harness maker, r. 28^2 Louisa
" Patrick, fireman, r. 3002 Octavia
" Patrick, hostler James P. Guerin. r. 115

Ellis
■ Thomas, foreman Engine 31, r. 1214 Pacific
'• Thomas, lamp lighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,

r. 1616 Pacific Av
•' Thomas F. . foreman, r. 329 Eureka
" William D.. harness maker, r. 28% Louisa
Cany Charles E., r. 9241/4 Oak
Capay Valley Land Co., F. S. Douty secretary,
59 Union Trust Co'sBldg.4 Montgomery
Capdevielle F. J. Raymond, r. 1237 Stockton
" Germain, lodgings, 1237 Stockton
" Theodore, driver, r. 28 Scott PI
Cape Ann Oil Clothing Co., Charles Sutton man-
ager. 334, 22d
Capell Howell P., vice-president E. T. Allen

Co., 416 Market, r. East Oakland
Capella Frank, bartender, r. 605 Vallejo
Capella Jolm, wines and liquors, 712 Front, r.
907y, Filbert
'■ Silvio fCapella & Bollai. r. 5 Washoe PI
" & Bolla (Silvio Capella and Romelio
Bollaj, liquors, 26 Montgomery Av
Capelle Albert H., bookkeeper Robert Capelle.

r. 204 Ellis
Capelle Kobert, general agent North German
Lloyd Steamship Co., 118 Montgomery,
r. Hotel Savoy
Capelli Andrew, fencemaker, r. 40b Albert Lane
" Andrew, tinsmith, r. 208 Francisco rear
" Antonio, clerk Capelli & Solari. r. 13 Va-

rennes
" Carlo (Capelli & Sollari), r. 13 Var'ennes

• David, bottler Mouret, Ghirardelli & Co.,

r. 320 Pacific
■' Frank, special policeman, r. 208 Francisco

rear
" Giovanni B., r. 108 Harriet
" James, r. 40b Albert Lane

Capelli Joseph, driver Mouret, Ghirardelli &
Co., r. 628 Broadway
" Joseph, shoemaker, 1628 Stockton
" Julia, widow, r. 628 Broadway
" Michael, clerk Capelli & Solari, r. 13 Va-

rennes
" Romeo, bartender, r. 754 Brannan
" & Solari (Carlo Capelli and Stephen Solari)
fish, 23-24 Grand Western Market
Capelon James, scavenger, r. 1801 Lombard
Capen George W., coffee saloon, 717 Mission
Capetanich Bias J., restaurant, 210 Washing-
ton, r. 433a Broadway
Capewill Horseshoe Nail Co., William H. Stan-
dart agent, 636 Mission
Capinelli Giovanni, gardener, Colombo Market
Capital Building and Loan Association, w.
H. Davis secretary, 4-5 Mills Bldg, 5th
floor
Capital Soap Co., 600-606 Front
Capitol, Theodore Tominski proprietor, 30, 4th
Capitol Mills, Deming-Palmer Milling Co. pro-
prietors, 114-116 Sacramento

CAPITOL HOUSE,

F. L. Turpin proprietor, rooms per
night 20c. to $1.00, week $1.00 to
$3.00, month $4.00 to $12.00, reading
room containing all the daily papers,
537 Sacramento nr Montgomery
Capitol The, James Hardie proprietor. 432 Cal-
ifornia
Caplace John, cellarmangHibernia Brewery, r.
728/2 Natoma MVi

" John J., tuner J. Harry Scott, r. 728^4 Na-
toma
Caples John W., policeman, r. 640 Hayes
Caplice Edmund, laborer, r. 434 Tehama
Caplin Edward, clerk, r. 21 Valencia
Caplis John J., salesman Newman & Levinson,

r. 123 Noe
Capocacio Giuseppe, bartender Ferdinand Ta-

deucoi, r. 1012 Kearny
Capolao Peter, laborer, r. 7 Gaven
Capon George R., plumber, r. 247, 2d
Caponelli Filippo, proprietor Ticino Hotel, 514-

516 Pacific
Caporal Raphael, carpenter Braida & Pas-

quali. r. 420 Hickory Av
Capp Abraham B., superintendent Heald's
Business College, 24 Post, r. 4IO1/2 Page
" Charles S. (C. S. Capp & Co.), r. 611 Baker

CAPP C. S. & CO.

(Charles S. Capp), real estate agents,
rent collectors and conveyancers, in-
surance effected, 413 Montgomery

Capp H., salesman Hale Bros., r. Hotel Lang-
ham
" Samuel M., collector C. S. Capp & Co., r.
745 Golden Gate Av
>^"Capp. See Kapp

Cappel Bernard, engineer, r. 225 Stevenson
" Bernard J., clerk H. Falk, r. 225 Stevenson
" Ella, nurse, 2195 Devisadero
Cappelloni Antonio, scavenger, r. 5th Av nr

Lake
Cappelman John C, clerk Frederick C. Jaeger,
r. 1704 Leavenworth
" Charles W., traveling salesman Tillmann

& Bendel, r. Brooklyn Hotel
" Oscar C, cashier RoUa V. Watt, r. 2Ho]lis
Capps James, horse trainer, r. 310 Jessie
Caprile Giacomo, pastemaker Yosemite Flour

Mills, r. 507, 7th

Capron John S., capitalist, r. 1319 Devisadero

" Samuel C, street contractor, r. 14th Av

South bet L and M PiW

Capua Antonio, fruits and vegetables, 952, 20th

Capuano Giuseppe, bootblack, r. 10 Margaret

PI
Capucetti Frank, collector, r. 1210 Kearny
Capuro Stephen, teamster Carroll & Morrissey,

r. Ocean House Road nr San Jose Av
Capurro Carlo, laborer, r. 10 Margaret PI
" David C, porter A. Galli Fruit Co., r. 7

Lafayette PI
" Giuseppe, gardener, Colombo Market
" Giuseppe, wine dealer, 523-525 Green

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Capurro John, porter Hawley Bros. Hardware
Co., r. West Berkeley
" Joseph, bricklayer, r. 1826 Powell
" Joseph, tinsmith George H. Tay Co., r. .335

Union
" Louis, bricklayer, r. 1826 Powell
Capwell Harris C, superintendent American
Composition Pipe and Pile Armor Co.,
819 Market, room 47, r. 2010 Sutter
Caradonna Louise, widow, r. 425 Broadway rear
Caraffa John B., porter James De La Montanya,
r. 1533 Sanchez
•' Margaret, widow, r. 1533 Sanchez
" Paul A., clerk, r. 1533 Sanchez
Carah John H. (Carah & Bailey), r. San Mateo
" & Bailey (John H. Carah and Lewis H. Bai-
ley), proprietors American I. Wks, 515,
6th
Caralambus Constantine, flower stand, SW cor

Post and Kearny, r. 17 Stockton PI
Caran Peter, tanner The Norton Tanning Co.,

r. L bet 15th and 16th Avs South
Caranza Giulio (Caranza & Nicora), r. 314
Sonora PI
" Jesus, widow, r. 1318 Dupont
" Jose, barber, r. 1318 Dupont
" & Nicora (Giulio Caranza and Emilio
Nicora), groceries, 1501 Dupont
4®-Caranza. See Carranza
Caratto Agostino (Pessano & Caratto), r. 1817i4
Powell
" Antonio, longshoreman, r. 4 Vincent
" Giacomo, painter, r. 1720 Stockton
Carballo Emanuel, marine engineer, r. IOI2V2

Jackson
Carberry Agnes A., widow, r. 311 Oak
" Cormac, carpenter and builder, r. 261 Oc-

tavia
" Hugh, laborer, r. 3 Manchester
" James, driver John Hughes, r. 308 Clemen-
tina
" James E., machinist, r. 902 Van Ness Av
" John T., carpenter and builder, r. 311 Oak
" Joseph, seaman, r. 220 Pacific
" Joseph P., clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 311

Oak
" Patrick, carpenter, r. 255 Octavia
" Robert J., carpenter, r. 311 Oak
Carbolineum Wood Preserving Co., Mohns &
Kaltenbach Pacific Coast agents, 29
Market
Carbon Hill Coal Co., H. E. Huntington presi-
dent, F. S. Douty secretary and treas-
urer, Charles F. Crocker vice-president,
office 59 Union Trust Bldg
Carbonari Angelo (Giovannini & Carbonari), r.

412 Broadway
Carbone Amedeo, nursery, Wyoming Av nr
Sickles Av
" Joseph, florist, r. Wyoming Av nr Sickles
Av
Carbonette Hugo, steward, r. 702 O'Farrell
Garboni Andrea, laborer, r. 227 Chestnut
" John, candy maker Louis Saroni &Co., r.

225 Chestunt
" Joseph, candy maker Louis Saroni & Co.,

r. 225 Chestnut
" Kate, widow, r. 324 Vallejo
" Paul, r. 225 Chestnut
Carbonnier Charles, laborer, r. 734 Montgomery
" Raoul, restaurant, 732 Montgomery, r.

Carbrae David, clerk Chicago Clock Co., r. 21
Chapultepec

Carbry Peter, miner, r. 215, 22d

Carcass Isaac, salesman Fisher Packing Co., r.
120 Bernard

Carcot Felix, r. 1320 Stockton

Card Charles B., piano mover, Kohler& Chase,
r. Oakland
" Charles W., physician and surgeon, 502
Devisadero

Card Edgerton F., physician and surgeon, office
and r. 2406 Sutter, cor Devisadero, hours
2 to 4 p. m. and 6:30 to 7:30 p. m., tele-
phone West 121
" John, teamster, r. cor Alabama and 20th

Cardall Edward H., dairy produce, 420 Devisa-
dero

Cardan William F. (Cardall & Marston), r. 24
Metcalf PI
" & Lerner (William F. Cardall and Jacob
Lerner), bakery and coffee saloon, 127, 5th
" & Marston (William F. Cardall and Frank
W. Marston), restaurant, 865 Market
Cardella Giuseppe, farmer, r. 702 Front
Garden James Jr., reporter, r. 813b Central Av
Cardiff ' George, drayman McNab & Smith, r.
35lB Minna
" Joseph R., sorter J. T. Cavanaugh, r. 35lB

Minna
" Richard J., plumber, r. 35lB Minna
" Walter, teamster, r. 351b Minna
Cardinali Giovanni B., butcher, 328 Broadway,
r. 2 Bartol
" Louis, butcher, 321 Broadway, r. 1408
Kearny
Cardinell Charles, calker, r. Ill Harriet rear
" John A., engineer, r. 1130% Filbert
" John D., salesman Payot, Upham & Co., r.
1011 Guerrero
Cardinez Maximillian, shirtmaker, r. 1318

Dupont
Cardletz Vincent, musician, r. 618 Ellis
Cardoza Frank J., clerk delivery dept. Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 9391/2 Howard
" Joseph T., freight clerk str Santa Rosa
" John H., clerk car accountant S. P. Co., r.

35 Dorland
" Manuel, laborer, r. 222 Montgomery Av
" Manuel J., r. 93914 Howard
" Samuel J., porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
9391/i Folsom
Cardozo John (Cardozo & Baptista), r. 922
Haight
" Wilford A., inspector U. S. Customs, r. 922

Haight
" & Baptista (John Cardozo and Jose Bap-
tista), proprietors Lisbon House, 422
Drumm
Cardwell Elizabeth M. Miss, stenographer

Edgar M. Wilson, r. 413 O'Farrell
Caregio Catherine Mrs., restaurant, 331 Bay
Carels Jennie Mrs., dressmaker, 1703 Webster

" John H., collector, r. 1703 Webster
4®-Carels. See Karels

Carew Frank, tillerman Truck 3, r. 1425 Market
" George, fireman Engine 30, r. 2740 Van Ness

Av
" John, copyist County Clerk's. office, r. 519b

19th
" Mary R. Miss, teacher Lincoln Evening
School, r. 1533 Waller
Carew Thomas R. (Carew & English), and mem-
ber Board of Education, r. 1533 Waller
" William A., foreman Truck 7 and car
painter Market St. Ry., r. 2658 Folsom

CAREW & ENGLISH,

(Thomas R. Carew and James English)
undertakers and embalmers, 19 Van
Ness Av
Carey Agnes A. Miss, teacher Fairmount Pri-
mary School, r. 1133 Guerrero

" Annie M. Miss, dressmaking, 917 Sutter

" Charles, painter, r. 393, 6th

" Cornelius, teamster William A. Schrock

" Edward, butcher Joseph Seyner, r. 2114
Mason

" Eleanor Miss, r. 35 Louisa

" Elizabeth, cook, St. Mary's Hospital

" Ella Mrs., r. 536 Pacific

" Ella C. Miss, dressmaking, 244 Taylor

" Elmer E., solicitor, r. 710 California

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Carey Gejrge E., glazier Thomas C. Butter-
worth, r. 21, 9th

G. H., r. 519 Sacramento

Hugh, teamster, r. 630 Natoma

J., seaman str St. Paul

J. A., capitalist, r. 3113 Pacific Av

James, laborer, r. 1615 Geary

James A., editor and publisher The Adjus-
ter, 316 California, room 19. r. Oakland

James A., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 430, 27th

James J., laborer, r. 662 Willow Av

James M., r. 662 Willow Av

John, r. 1204 Mission

John, baker, r. 212 Broadway

John, laborer, r. 755 Folsom

John, sweeper City Street Improvement
Co.,r. 307 Ritch

John, teamster, r. 631 Florida

John J., clerk W. J. Landers, r. 1615 Geary

John J., iron molder W. T. Garratt & Co.,
r. 631 Florida

John M., cement worker, r. 2623 Sutter

John T., attorney at law, 104 Sutter, rooms
8-9

John T., carpet layer John McQueen

John W., draughtsman Thomas J. Welsh,
r. Hotel Savoy

Julian E., real estate, r 2603 Steiner

Lawrence, r. 57 Shipley

Margaret, widow, r. 734^2 Natoma

Margaret L. Miss, saleslady, r. 1615 Geary

Mary, widow, r. cor 17th and Channel

Michael, r. 35 Ridley

Michael, liquors, 670 Howard, r. 731 Folsom

Michael, plumber, r. 308 Pacific

Mont, r. 38 Dore rear

Patrick, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1906'/^
McAllister

Patrick, laborer, r. 907 Folsom

Robert, marine fireman, r. 127. 2d

Thomas, porter Nash & Boesenecker, r
11191/2 McAllister

Thomas, steward, r. 221, 2d Av

Thomas A., coremaker Whyte & De Rome
r. 1543£ Silver

Walter A., foreman William A.'Schrock, r
2037 Harrison

Will, assistant O'Connor, Moflatt & Co., r
662 Willow Av

William, foreman Haslett & Bailey, r,
Berkeley

William, maltster John Wieland Brewery,
r. 515 Howard

William, miner, r. 948 Folsom

William, warehouseman Haslett &
Swayne, r. Berkeley

William C, carriage trimmer, r. 86254 Mis-
sion

William J., barber Charles Fischer, r. 14
Turk

William P., clerk, r. 1615 Geary
4®"Carey. See Gary
Garfield Thomas, r. 833 Hayes
Carger Frank, pickle maker, r. 1809^ Stock-
ton
CarianiLuigi (Verga & Cariani), r. 1304 Mont-
gomery Av
Carignani Angelo (B. CerveUi & Co.), r. 433

Broadway
Carillon Charles A., r. 514 Sanchez
Carion Georges, philatelic expert, 318 Kearny,

room 10
Carlos Francisco, cook, r. 16 Union PI rear
Carissini Louis, clerk, r. 1922 Mason
Caritey Jean B., r. 1423 McAllister

Carl Andrew, cooperage, 217-219 Commercial, r.
1071/2, 20th
" Andrew A., cooper, r. 107, 20th
" August, tanner, r. 735 Brannan
" Caroline, widow, r. 209a Waller
" Joseph A., cashier Swanberg's Oyster

House, r. I8I814 Hyde
" William, bartender Thomas C. Murphy, r.

1501 Market
" William, foreman Andrew Carl, r. 1126
Bryant
«^Carl. See Carle, Carll and Karl
Carlander George, fireman str Walla Walla
Carle Alice Miss, vocalist, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" AlonzoW.. cigars and tobacco, 1398 Mar-
ket, r. 1508 Market
" August, clerk Auguste Carle, r. 735 Broad-
way
" Auguste, varieties, 1516 Stockton
" Edward, r. 8I51/2 Howard
" Frederick, bottler S. F. Stock Brewery, r.

213 Henry
" Gottlieb, brewer, r. 237i/4 Henry
" Hippolyte, job printer, 735 Broadway
" Margaret Mrs., lodgings, 1508 Market
" Mary Miss, expert buyer, r. 510 Geary
^es^Carle. See Carl, Carll and Karl
Carlen Carl, machinist Dow Steam Pump Wks,
r. 1118 Vallejo
" JohnW., bookkeeper R. G. Dun & Co., r.
Oakland
^8®~Carlen. See Carlin
Carles Honore R.. clerk general auditor's ofQce

S. P. Co.,r. 120,26th
Carleton Alonzo, shoemaker Lars P. Anderson,
r. Golden Gate, Alameda Co.
" Elbridge I., teamster W. W. R. Hatch &

Son, r. 2308 Harrison
" George W., r. 313 Leavenworth
" Harry, bartender Jens N. Gyde, r. 812

Kearny
" House, Mrs. Barbara Armbruster pro-
prietor, 118 Grant Av
" H. P., collector Chronicle, r. Oakland
" Jerome, whitener, r. 248 Ellis
" Jerome Mrs., dressmaking, 248 Ellis
" Judson, driver Presidio and Ferries RR,

r. 1910 Leavenworth
" Madge, actress Cremorne Theatre
" Samuel, cook, r. 504 Natoma
Carleton S. B., editor and publisher Pacific

Town Talk, 20 Ellis, r. Hotel Savoy
4®= Carleton. See Carlton

Carley Edgar L., teamster Arctic Oil Wks, r.
3 Wisconsin
" William, r. 922 Alabama
Carli George (Grasso & Crespino), r. 625 Cali-
fornia
" Jacob, marble polisher Ruflino & Bianchi,

r. 312 Langton
" O., gardener, Colombo Market
Carlie Lillian, widow, r. 716 O'Farrell
Carlile Andrew S., groceries and liquors, 430,

25th
«S= Carlile. See Carlisle and Carlyle
Carlin Ann, widow, r. 735 Broadway

Charles, laborer, r. 37th Av South nr K
F. J., r. 1714 California
Frank, coalpasser str City of Puebla
Henry J., inspector U. S. Customs, r. 33

Laurel Av
James, currier South S. F. Tannery, r. 1234

Hampshire
James P.. r. 44 14 Clara
John F., blacksmith J. F. Snead, r. 722

Broadway
Kate, cook, 603 Sutter
Nora, domestic New Washington Hotel
Patrick, laborer, r. 3 Alice
Richard, foreman helper Risdon I. & L.

Wks, r. 532 Mission
Roger, watchman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

1120 Folsom
Thomas, sign painter Chicago Paint Co.,

r. 540 Minna
William, plumber, r. 735 Broadway
William H., foreman The Rix Compressed

Air Machinery Co., r. 1548 Howard
Carlin. See Carlen

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Carlisle A. & Co. (Albert Carlisle), manufactur-
ing stationers, 417 Montgomery
" Albert (A. Carlisle & Co.), r. Berkeley
" Catherine, widow, r. 5, 20tti
" Club (Democratic), D. F. Supple secretary,

1707 Powell
" Eleanor M. Mrs., teacher Sherman Primary

School, r. 1906 Devisadero
" Forrest T., barber John Schmidt, r. 113, 4th
" Helen Miss, weaver Golden Gate Woolen

Mills, r. 5, 30th
" Thomas, clerk, r. IOI414 Minna
" William, teamster S. P. Dent, r. 32, 5th
4®=- Carlisle. See Carlile and Carlyle
Carll Frederick F., cook, r. 37 Ringold
" Sarah Mrs., lodgings, 793 Mission
4®=- Carll. See Carl, Carle and Karl
Carlmueller E., teacher violin, r. 215 Geary
Carlo Cerutti, cabinet maker Fink & Schindler,

r. 11 BannamPl
" Charles, fisherman, r. 9 St. Charles PI
Carlone Lizzie, widow, r. 501 Mason
Carlos Appostol, oyster stand, 537 Kearny, r.

216, 6th
" Charles, driver Jersey Farm Co., r. 350

Tehama
" Tiburcio, harness and saddle maker, 103

Montgomery Av, r. 651 Vallejo
Carlotti Luigi, peddler, r. 223 Broadway
Carlquist Adolph, tailor, r. 1459 Castro
Carlsen Andrew, laborer Sutro Baths, r. 1 Ocean

Terrace
" Charles, boiler maker, r. N s Shasta nr

Illinois
" Charles M., oiler, r. 418 Jersey
" Christopher, laborer, r. 418 Jersey
" E., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill
«' Frederick F., r. 518 Stevenson
" Frytjof, r. 524 Stevenson
" Gustav, r. 308Y2 Utah
" John, florist, 512 Haight
" Reynard, seaman, r. 17!^ Natoma
4@"Carisen. See Carlson and Karlson
Carlson A., laborer Albert E. Buckman, r. NW

cor Steiner and Hermann
" Agnes Miss, r. 1430 Mission
" Andrew, seaman, r. 131 East
•' Andrew J., shoemaker, 2935 Washington
" Annie Mrs., nurse, r. 946 Harrison
" Anton, cement worker S. F. Bridge Co.
" A. P., master schr Fred E. Sander, office 28

California
" August, carpenter Fulton Eng. & Ship

Bldg Wks, r. 817 Bush
" August, gripman, r. 434 Jersey
" August, laborer, r. 2208 Greenwich
" August, molderS. F. Stove Wks, r. 15 Elsie
" August, waiter, r. 56 Tehama rear
" Axel E., hostler Gustave Lindauer, r. 860

Howard
Carlson Brothers (Oscar M. B. and Frederick J.

F.), picture frame makers, 354, 6th
" Carl, r. 706 Sierra
" Carl, laborer, r. 19th Av nr California
" Carl, laborer, r. 104 Jefferson
" Carl A., bench hand C. A. Hooper & Co., r.

3414 Rausch
" Carl A., motorman S. F. & S. M. Ry., r.

3121/2 Valley
" Carl E., bartender Mrs. Caroline Anderson,

r. 603 East
" Carl R., liquors, 530 Pacific
" CarlW. (Carlson & Johnson), r. 536 Pacific
Carlson C. Hadley, M. D., physician and sur-
geon, office 406 Sutter, rooms 33-23, hours

1 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. m., telephone Main

356, r. 2761 Bush cor Baker, telephone

Pine 571
" Charles, clerk Lyman I. Mowry, r. 1610

Charles, cook, r. 116 Berry

Charles, engineer O. E. Brady, r. 3 Harriet

Charles, engineer Oregon Impt. Co., r. 126

Langton rear
Charles, foreman M. B. Moraghan, Burlin-

game Oyster Beds
Charles, millhand Truckee Lumber Co.
Charles, painter, r. 1012 Hampshire
Charles, seaman, r. 13V2 Pfeifier

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Carlson Charles, seaman, r. 15 Rincon Av
" Charles, seaman, r. IOOV2 Jackson
" Charles, seaman, r. 108 Jackson
" Charles E., liquors and lodgings, 413 East

North, r. Prospect Av nr Cortland Av
" Charles G., pattern maker, r. 4a Antonio
" Charles J., portrait artist, r. 533 Pine
" Charlotte Miss, face massage, r. 10 Beaver
" Clas E.. wood finisher F. Kreling Sons Co.,
r. 106 Broad
Carlson-Currier Company, J. P. Currier presi-
dent, F. P. Sherman vice-president, W.
W. Sanford treasuier, manufacturers of
silk, office and salesroom 6-8 Sutter,
factory Petaluma, Cal.
" Edward, seaman, r. 26 Ritch rear
" Edward E., bookkeeper Frank B. Peterson

& Co., r. 59 Hofi Av
" E. G., elevator boy Grand Hotel
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 533 Pine
" Erik, shoemaker, 438 Turk, r. 435 Turk
" Erika, domestic, 3133 Washington
" Frank O., driver Simkins & Thorp, r. 34

Angelica
" Frederick J. F. (Carlson Bros.), r. 354, 6th
" F. W., with Acme Paint Remover Co., 733

Bush
" George (Thomas & Carlson), r. 4a Antonio
" George, machinist, r. 134 Langton rear
" Gustave, waiter Wilson Dining Saloon, r.

56 Tehama rear
" Gustave E., foreman W. & J. Sloane & Co.,

r. 519 Capp
" Hilda, domestic, 1115 Bush
" Hilda, domestic, 1917 Pacific Av
" Ida, domestic, 2015 Devisadero
" John, carpenter, r. 1314 Bache
" John, carpenter, r. 14 Erie
" John, freight handler N. P. C. RR, r. 364

Jessie
" John, master str Greenwood, office 20 Cali-
fornia, r. Oakland
" John, seaman, r. 12Y2 Pfeiffer
" John, seaman, r. 32 Langton
" John, storekeeper Wilson Dining Saloon, r.

60V4 Everett
" John A. W., mate str Lakme, r. 613a York
" John I., janitor Cal. Academy of Sciences,

r. 533 Pine
" John M., waiter Johnson's Restaurant
" John P.. blacksmith, r. Louisburg nr Mt.

Vernon
" John W.,molder, r. 740, 22d
" Louis, carpenter, r. 733!4 Minna
" Nels, tailor, 403 Stevenson, r. 33^4 Turk
" Nels A., carpenter Excelsior Mill Co., r.

232 Day
" Nels P., longshoreman,r. 334 Folsom
" Nels L., marine engineer, r. 1315!4 Web-
ster
" Olof, tailor, r. 48/2 Ridley
" Oloff, liquors, 700 Montgomery, r. lllOBroad-

way
" Oscar M. B. (Carlson Bros.), r. 354, 6th
" Otto, laborer, r. 3 Natoma
" Otto S., liquors, 314 Steuart
" Otto S., tanner, r. 1331 Rhode Island
" Peter, carpenter, r. 10031/4 Harrison
" Robert, clerk German- American Ins. Co.,

r. 605 O'Farrell
" Robert, lumberman E. K. Wood Lumber

Co., r. 131 Perry
" Robert , master mariner, r. 314 Jackson
" S., watchman str Walla Walla
" Salmon P., hostler, r. I3031/2 Folsom
" Sophie Miss, cook Lane Hospital

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Carlson Sophie Miss, laundress Modern Laun-
dry Co., r. SiVi Mary
" Thomas L., conductor, r. 132 Valley
" William, tailor, r. 118b San Jose Av
" & Johnson (Carl W. Carlson and Axel John-
son), liquors, 536 Pacific
jftS=" Carlson. See Karlson and Carlsen
Carlton Charles, boltmaker, r. 501 Napa
" Charles C, insurance agent, 514 California,

r. 907 Pine
" Chester, cook, r. 631 Sacramento
" Harriet C. Mrs., solicitor ^tna Ins. Co., r.
1407 Jones
Carlton Harry P., dentist, 67-70 Crocker Bldg
r. Oakland
" Henry, cashier, r. 2306 Sutter
" Henry, with ^tna Ins. Co., r. 2604 Cali-
fornia
" House, Mrs. Julia Combatalade proprietor

405 Kearny
'• Philip S., clerk Pac. Roll. Mill, r. Oak-
land
4£fe-*Carlton. See Carleton

Carlyle Arthur R., draughtsman Risdon I. &. L.
Wks, r. 10 Shotwell
" Elizabeth M., widow, r. 1002 Larkin
" William, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 301

.^=-Carlyle. Carlile and Carlisle
Carlyon John, clerk, r. 655, 20th
" Peter H., hackman, stand V. S. Mint, r.
2614 Ritch
Carltyon House, 816 Sansome
Carman Benjamin F., conductor, r. 7 Sharp PI
" Clara, widow, r. 7 Sharp PI
" Dickerson M., president Kenwood Land

Co., 321 Montgomery, r. Kenwood
" Walter R., draughtsman, r. 1154 Guerrero
" Warren P., joiner P. C. SS. Co., r. 1154

Guerrero
" William, clerk, r. 121 Cedar Av
J^^Carman. See Carmen

Carmany Cyrus W., secretary and cashier
Savings and Loan Society, 101 Mont-
gomery, r. East Oakland Heights

CARMANY JOHN W.,

sMrts and gents' furnishing goods,
25 Kearny, r. 1109 Franklin SW cor
Myrtle Av

Carmany Ringgold, bookkeeper Anglo-Cali-
fornian Bank, r. 1026 Green
" Thornhill, with The Bank of California, r.
1026 Green
Carmatz Adolph, watchmaker, 527 Sansome, r.

Ill Montgomery Block
Carmel Cosmetic Co., 131 Post

" Margaret, widow, r. 525'/2 Howard
Carmeli Andre, peddler, r. 3 Carolina PI
Carmelo Land and Coal Co., Robert McF. Doble

secretary. 202 Sansome, room 2
Carmen Island Salt Co., E. L. Stern president,
William Smith secretary, 134-136 Main
" William, laborer Del Monte Milling Co.,
r. 617, 3d
J8®=Carmen. See Carman

Carmichael Daniel H., conductor Cal. St. RR,
r. 4 Golden Court
David B., janitor New City Hall, r. 130a

Hayes
Frank A., entry clerk Levi Strauss & Co.,

r. 920D Pine
James, shoemaker, 272 Stevenson, r. 83 Na-

toma
John A., carpenter, r. 12814 Valencia
Neil, policeman, r. 84 Montgomery Block

Carmichael William, laborer Sutro Baths, r.
1 Ocean Terrace
" William S., superintendent, r. 831 Guerrero
Carmine G. Creighton, 2d lieut. revenue cutter

Commodore Perry, r. Oakland
Carmo John, laborer, r. 1021 Montgomery
Carmody Arthur F., with Arpad Haraszthy
&Co., r. 1613 Larkin
" Frank R., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 908

Folsom
" John, watchman S. P. Co., r. SW cor 1 1th

and Channel
" John J., foreman Watson&Marx, r. 411, 5th
" Mary Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home
" Michael, laborer, r. 743 Natoma
" Michael, painter, r. 714 Tehama
" Muriel Miss, r. 1613 Larkin
" Patrick, expressman, 22-24 Battery, r. 2214
Welsh
Carmona Adelaide, widow, r, 1606 Mason
" Frank, compositor C. A. Murdock & Co., r.
18 Bonita
Carn David B., compositor Frank Eastman &
Co., r. 703 Stockton
" William, cooper, r. 1126 Bryant
Carnahan Henry, r. 208, 7th

OARNALL GLENN 0..

real estate and owner Fair Oaks, City
of Stockton, office 15-16 Mills Bldg, 5th
floor, telephone Main 5109

Carnall Henry, salesman, r. 540 Sanchez
" William N., bartender Merchants' Club, r.
54014 Sanchez
4®~Carnall. See Carnell. Cornell and Kernell
Carne Harry, patternmaker Risdon I. & L. Wks

" John E., attorney at law, 131 Montgomery
Carnegie George, machinist, r. 1929 Lexington Av

" John, plumber, r. 3426a 16th
Carnegie Steel Co. The, W. B. Isaacs agent,

226 Market
Carnell George E., electrician M. Schimetschek,

r. 62614 Hayes
J8®~Carnell. See Carnall, Cornell and Kernell
Carnelli Michael, cook, r. 631 Jackson
Carnes John, cement worker, r. 535, 7th
" William A., representative G. H. Mumm &
Go's champagnes. 510 Safe Deposit Bldg,
r. Hotel St. Nicholas
4@~Carnes. See Cairns, Karnes and Kearns
Carney Alfred, seaman, r. 14'^ Rausch
" Andrew, longshoreman, r. 316 Davis
" Bernard W., plumber John M. Duncan &

Son, r. 7481^ Minna
" Dennis, boiler maker, r. 625 Davis
" Edward C, grainer, r. 649 Howard
" Emmet, mail clerk Goldberg, Bowen & Co.,

r. 302, 4th
" George, elevator man Hotel St. Nicholas
" James, electrician Cal. Elec. Sup. & Cons.

Co.,r. 407.4th
" James, fireman str City of Sydney
" James, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
" James, teamster McNab & Smith, r. NE

cor 8th and Brannan
" John, horse collar maker William Cosbie
" John L., carriage painter, r. 1080 Howard
" Joseph E., mining expert, r. 302, 4th
" Joseph G., machinist, r. 68 Silver
" Lawrence, r. 1080 Howard
" Mary, domestic, 1433 California
" Mary, lodgings, 302, 4th
" Patrick, engineer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

1511 Church
" Peter, laborer, r. 1011 Alabama
j8®"Carney. See Karney and Kearney
Carniglia Antonio (Cadematori & Carniglia), r.
14 Lafayette PI
" Antonio, fisherman, r. 915 Battery rear
" Catherine, widow, r. 14 Lafayette PI
" Egidio S., machinist, r. 1315 Green
" Mary Miss, dressmaker Mrs. C. Dotta, r.

915 Battery
" Peter, fisherman, r. 915 Battery rear
Carnna Alexander (Morgan & Carnna), r. 1044

Folsom
Caro Abraham W. (Caro Bros.), r. 813 Pierce
" Alfred, clerk W.Cohen, Hirsch & Co., r. 1814
Mason

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Caro Armand, traveling salesman Louis Kline

6 Co., r. 911 Laguna

" Brothers (Isaac W. and Abraham W.), im-
porters woolens and trimmings, 723 Mar-
ket

" Charles, cigars and tobacco, 1012 Market,
r. 1412 Buchanan

" David, clerk Gaskill & Reagan, r. 3014, 16th

" Flora, widow, r. 813 Pierce

" Goldie Miss, saleslady Louis Saroni & Co.,
r. 320 Pacific

" Hermann, traveling salesman, r. 911 La-
guna

" Hyman, clerk Charles Caro, r. 1412 Bu-
chanan

" Isaac W. (Caro Bros.), r. 2114 Post

" Jules, salesman, r. 911 Laguna

" Lewis, fancy goods, 240, 5th

" Minnie, widow, clothing, 315 Pacific, r. 320
Pacific

" Morris, r. 2314, 6th

" Morris, clerk Loryea's New Hammam
Baths, r. 1306 Laguna

" Sam & Co. (Samuel Caro and Theodore
Goodman), manufacturers' agents, 4 Sut-
ter, room 7

" Samuel (Sam Caro & Co.), r. 1516 Post

" Samuel, cutlery, 630 Kearny, r. 3014, 16th

" Samuel, insurance broker, 221 Sansome, r.
911 Laguna

" Simon, manufacturers' agent, 9 Phelan
Bldg, r. 323 Van Ness Av

" W. Mrs., widow, r. 813 Pierce
Caroe Leo, r. 228 Turk

" Percy M., insurance agent, r. 228 Turk
Caxolan Fran]£ J., president California Distrib-
uting Co., 44 Luning Building, r. Bur-
lingame, Cal.

" James, capitalist, 303 California, room 20,
r. 1714 California

" James F., coachman, 2122 Washington

" James P., laborer, S. P. Co., r. 44i4 Clara

" Lawrence, r. 29c Rausch

" Philip, marine fireman, r. 512Vi 2d

" Thomas F., boiler maker Union I. Wks. r.
800 Tennessee
Oaroli Andrew, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. NE

cor Napa and Louisiana
Carolini Peter, driver Bacome & Son, r. 21 Ritch
4®" Caron. See Carron
Caroni John, baker, r. 445 Ivy Av
Caronte Charles, butcher, r. 465 Minna

" Mary Miss, umbrella maker, r. 465 Minna
Caroome Kate Mrs., laundress Boys and Girls

Aid Society
Carosio Angelo, salesman Luke G. Sresovich &
Co., r. 831 Vallejo

" Edward, hack driver, r. 1527 Dupont
Carothers Harry W., commission merchant, r.
2436 California

" John T., general baggage agent S. P. Co.,
4 Montgomery, r. Oakland

" Roy, speculator, r. Palace Hotel

" William O., commercial traveler, r. 2436
California
4®"Carothers. See Carruthers and Crothers
Caroul John, proprietor Milton House, 156, 3d

" Justin, lodgings 114, 4th

" Marie Mrs., proprietor Grand Central
House, 681 Mission, and Bonanza House,
867-869 Market
Carow George, shoemaker, 2438 Bush, r. 2410a

Post
Carpenter Arabella P., widow, nurse, r. 634 Fil-
bert

" B., salesman, r. 39 Turk

" Catherine Mrs., r. 406 Sutter

" Charles, printer, r. 625 Hayes

" David, coachman, r. 1544 Howard

" Edward W., molder, r. 51, 3d

" Florentine A., metal roofer, r. 3423, 16th

" Frank, r. 1845 Fillmore
Carpenter Frank B., physician and surgeon 803
Sutter, hours 1 to 3 p. m., tel East 932,
r. 2522 Market nr. Noe, hours 8 to 9 a. m.,

7 to 8 p. m.. tel Mission 175

" Frank W., compositor Pac. Christian Pub.

Co., r. 1926 Market
" Frederick L., patrolman, r. 200814 Union

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Carpenter George, restaurant, 104, 30th
Harriet, widow, r. 625 Hayes
John, mining, r. 2623 Clay
John L., chief steward str San Bias, r. 336

27th
Joseph F. K., clerk City Street Improve-
ment Co., r. 550 Valencia
Lizzie, widow, r. 1626 O'Farrell
Louis G., reporter Post, r. San Rafael
Martha M., -widow, r. 2008Vi Union
Mary, widow, r. 926 Clay
Oscar L., waiter Sailors' Home
Richard B., attorney at law, 40 Mills

Bldg, 8th floor, r. 719 Hayes
Samuel W., (Pacific Mailing Co.), r. 434

Haight
T. G., dean California State Therapeutic

College, 85-86 Donohoe Bldg
Thomas, expressman, SW cor Market and

nth, r. 114 San Jose Av
William B., laborer, r. 321, 27th
William C, motorman Market St. Ry., r.
728 Devisadero
Carpentier Alphonse, with W. R.Grace & Co., r.

Alameda
Carpman Hermena, widow, r. 1825 Lombard
Carpmill Annie Mrs., lodgings, 202, 2d
" John, carpenter, r. 202, 2d
" Samuel, carpenter, r. 529 Howard
" William J., driver, r. 202. 2d
Carpy C. & Co. (Charles Carpy), wholesale wines
and liquors and proprietors Uncle Sam
Wine Cellars and Distillery (Napa and
San Jose, Cal.), 513-517 Sacramento
Carpy Charles (C. Carpy & Co.), and president
California Wine Assn., SW cor Folsom
and 2d, r. 2632 California
Carquinez Packing Co., George W. Hume presi-
dent. Jay Deming secretary, canned
fruits and salmon packers, office 122
Davis, cannery Benicia
Carr Albert D., engraver, r. 527 Sacramento
" Alfred, steam pipe and boiler coverer, r. 11
Grand Av
Annie, widow, r. 81 Clementina
Annie Miss, flour packer, r. 136^4 Town-
send
Annie Miss, stenographer, r. 912 Sanchez
Bridget, widow, r. 133 Chestnut
Bridget Mrs., widow, r. 8301^ Douglass
Bridget Mrs., liquors, 108 Townsend
Carmichael Mrs., teacher music, r. 1712

Sacramento
Celia, widow, r. Pacific Hebrew Home
Charles, motorman Market St. Ry., r. 133

California Av
Charles A., gunsmith, r. 350, 3d
David, teamster, r. 212 Broadway
David J., clerk W. U. Tel. Co., r. 1718 Jones
Dennis, steel roller, r. 108 Townsend
Edward B., blacksmith, 309 Noe, r. 42

Sharon
Edward B., bookkeeper Johnston & Fulton,

r. 2802 Howard
Edwin W., foreman pattern dept. Fulton
Eng. & Ship Bldg Wks, r. 1461 Guerrero
F., carpenter S. F. Planing Mill, r. 333

Geary
F. D. & Co. (Frank D. Carr) real estate

agents, 630 Market
Frank C, clerk Portland Hotel, r. 54 Sac-
ramento
Frank D. (F. D. Carr & Co.) r. 1904 Golden

Gate Av
Frank E., timekeeper American Type
Founders' Co., r. 832 Harrison

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Carr George G., capitalist, 1-2-3 Mills Bldg, 10th

floor, r. 2916 Sacramento
" George W., porter, r. 6 Oak Grove Av
" James, machinist Market St. Ry., r. 2

Sumner
" James, painter, r. bSO^i Valencia
•' James, plumber, r. 110 Harriet
" James, proprietor Portland Hotel, 5i Sac-
ramento
" James, stonecutter O. E. Brady, r. 1430 Mis

sion
■' James J., liquors, 301 Larkin and' 2728 Sut-
ter
" John, bartender James Gately, r. 301 Sierra
" John, carpenter Harbor Commissioners
" John, hack driver, r. 110 Harriet
" John, longshoreman, r. 133^ Townsend
•' John, oiler str San Juan
" John, trackman Sutter St. Ry., r. 2237

Geary
Carr Jolin G., carpenter and builder, 102 Golden

Gate Av, telephone Mint 33
" John H., lampman Edison Light and

Power Co., r. 603 Taylor
■' John J., sign painter, r. 2802 Howard
'• John P., tin roofer James Guilfoy, r. 227

Liberty
" John R.. stationery. 2J0 Bush. r. 605 Bush
■' John T., teamster, r. 108 Townsend
'• Joseph, carriage maker, r. 110 Clinton
'• Joseph, teamster, r. 715 Howard
'• Joseph F., r. 227 Liberty
•• Mary, widow, r. 731 Folsom
'■ Mary Mrs., nurse, r. 258 Clementina
•• Maurice W., clerk, r. 525, 17th
" M. D. Mrs., r. 1016 Pine
•■ Michael, boiler maker, r. SW cor Jefferson

and Broderlck
■ Michael R., nailer Union Box Factory, r.

133 Chestnut
■■ M. L. Miss, teacher music, r. 1001 Pine
■■ Myron W., clerk freight auditor's dept. S.

P. Co., r. 525. 17th
" Nelson F., well borer, r. 1309 Sanchez
" Otis C, groceries and liquors, 133, 11th, r.

938 Natoma
" Patrick, fireman str Australia
" Patrick, laborer, r. 24 Julian Av rear
•• Patrick J., salesman, r. 234 Minna
" Peter J., furnisher dealer, r. 2802 Howard
•• Richard H.. bartender John W. Wissinger,

r. 1002 Polk
" Saloma N., widow, r. 1927 Sutter
•' Samuel M., with Singer Sewing Machine

Co., r. North Temescal
•' Smith, policeman, r. 22 Geary
• Terrence H., tallyman Hobbs, Wall & Co.
■• Theodore C, compositor, r. 122 Silver
■■ Thomas, baker, r. .529 Natoma
'• Thomas, boiler maker, r. 40 Spear
•■ Thomas F., clerk George A. Clark &Bro..

r. 2802 Howard
■• Thomas F., ship joiner, r. 227 Liberty
•' Thomas F., shipping clerk, r. 2802 Howard
•' William, laborer, r. 608, 6th
Carr WiUiam B., capitalist, 1-2-3 Mills Bldg,

lOth floor, r. Alameda
" William H., clerk S. F. Laundry, r. 30 Fell
■' William J., yardman Union Box Factory.

r. 2315 Mason
^^"Carr. See Karr and Corr
Carrade Jean, dishwasher, r. 815 Stockton
Carragher John, clerk, r. 1214 Hyde
Carraher Michael, laborer U. S. Engineer's

dept., r. Presidio
Carraine Louis fCarraine& Talo),r. 827 Howard

Carraine & Talo (Louis Carraine & Constant J.
Talo), liquors, NE cor Howard and 5th

Carralot J. Baptiste, bottler, r. 263 Clementina

Carran Camille, apprentice Clot & Meese, r.
3247c Mission

Carranza Frank, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. 917 Pacific

4®"Carranza. SeeCaranza

Carrara Marble Quarry of Amador Co., 506 Bat-
tery, room 1

Carrasco Clement, bartender, r. 10 Langton, rear

4®=Carratto. See Caratto

Carrau Joseph, bakery, 3247c Mission
" Leon (Carrau & Green) r. 2740 Pine
" Marceline, domestic, 1001 Leavenworth

CARRAU & GREEN

(Leon Carrau and Walter A. Green),
watclies, jewelry, diamonds and sterl-
ing silverware, 220 Sutter, room 2

Carre Alexander, tanner Metten & Gebhardt,

r. 2925 Mission
Carrel George F., car repairer S. P. Co., r. 422
Utah
" Lucy, widow, r. 3 Crook
J^-Carrel. See Carroll
Carrell Charles M., vice-president E. R. Stevens

Co., 209-211 Davis, r. 719 York
Carrera Edward G., cashier Union Pac. Salt

Co., r. 1304 Ellis
Carrere Alexandrine, domestic, 1900 Webster
" Jean, butcher Henry Moffat, r. 941 18th Av

South
" Jean B.. liquors and boarding, SE cor M

and 5th Av South
" Mary, widow, r. 428i/4 Eddy
" Pierre, r. 306 Stockton
Carrero Frank, cigarrette maker, r. 533 Sacra-
mento
Carretta Pietro, porter Berges & Domeniconi,.

r. 908 Sansome rear
Carrete Ricardo, porter, r. 908 Sansome
Carrey G., cook str Columbia
" John, laborer Cal. Fertilizer Wks, 5th Av"

South nr L
" Marie, r. 15 Ford
4®~Carrey. See Carey and Cary
Carrick Bartlett, conductor, r. 1001^4 Sierra
" Catherine, widow, r. 11 Bryant Av rear
" Catherine, widow, r. 1017, 24th
■' Catherine Mrs., tailoress, r. 508, 2d
" Daniel F., marine engineer, r. 1505 Sanchez
" Daniel F. Jr., plumber, r. 1505 Sanchez
" Francis P., machinist Fulton Eng. & Ship

Bldg Wks, r. 1505 Sanchez
" Frank A., laborer, r. 623 Mission
" Frederick A., salesman W. & J. Sloane

&Co., r. 1719 Turk
" George H., clerk Maine House
" George W., clerk Wellman, Peck & Co.,
r. 1312 Mason
Carrick James R. (Myers.-Can-iek & Wi'Uiams),
r. San Mateo
John, laborer, r. 212 Broadway
John C, water tender str Walla Walla, r.

340 Shipley
Joseph, clerk, r. 1110 Battery
Kate J., widow, r. 502, 2d
Martin, plasterer, r. 1324 Fell
Mary, widow, r. 542 Indiana
Richard, cooper, r. 1110 Battery
Thomas E., conductor, r. 542 Indiana
Thomas P., marine engineer, r. 1505 San-
chez
William, ship joiner, r. 120 Perry
William E., salesman Percy Beamish, r.
120 Perry
Carrier Annie Mrs., stewardess str City of
Puebla, r. 2804 Pine
" John T., bench hand McFarland Bros., r.
Alameda
Carriere Amelia, widow r. 1017 Jackson rear
" Caliste, fruits and vegetables, 707 Broad-
way, r. 1320 Stockton
Carriers Louise, domestic, 2129 California
Carrigan Andrew, salesman Dunham, Carrigan
& Hay den Co., r. 2028 Bush
" Edward F., painter, r. 2027 Polk
" Frank, finisher William A. Schrock

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Carrigan Joseph R., molder Jardine I. Wks, r.
llSCapp
" Louis R., clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Hay-
den Co., r. San Rafael
" Mollie Miss, dressmaking, 2027 Polk
" Patrick, hostler Spring Valley W. W., r.

639 Brannan
" Thomas, proprietor Miners' Hotel, 261, 1st
" William L., clerk Dunham, Carrigan &
Hayden Co., r. 2.513 Sacramento
4®=Carrigan. See Corrigan and Kerrigan
Carrillo Alexander, harness washer William E.
Bridge, r. 113 William
" Bibiana Mrs., sanitarium, 1407 Mason
^' Julia Mrs., r. 706 Post
Carrillo Miguel, consul-general Guatemala, 204

Front, r. 1420 Larkin
Carrin John T., clerk W. U. Tel. Co., r. 324 Penn-
sylvania Av
Carrington Alice Miss, teacher music, r. 922 Pos t
" Henry L., helper, r. 1127% Stevenson
" John, shoemaker, r. 455 Clementina
" Lyman H., carpenter, r. II2714 Stevenson
Carrion Martha, widow, r. 927 Broadway
Carrolet Firmin, driver, r. 263 Clementina
" Jules, foreman, r. 263 Clementina
" Jules Jr., driver, r. 263 Clementina
Carroll Albert, clerk, r. 3 Crook
" Alice R. Mrs., proprietor The Carrolton,

" Anna, widow, r. 29 Minna

" Annie, widow, liquors, 58 Everett

" Annie, widow, r. 81 Clementina

" Andrew, clerk, r. 3 Crook

" Arthur, janitor Emanuel Baptist Church

" Bernard C, attorney at law, 116 Crocker

Bldg, r. 809 Golden Gate Av
" Bridget, widow, r. 616a Lott
" Bridget, widow, r. 1420 Montgomery
" Brothers (William P. and Thomas), grocer-
ies and liquors, NE cor 3d and Minna
" Building, Mrs. Annie Shehan proprietor,

124, 6th
" Caroline, widow, r. 790 Clayton
" Charles, baker, r. 218 Palmer
" Charles, fireman sir Columbia, r. 547 Fol-

som
" Charles, tanner Poetsch & Peterson, r.

Benicia
" Charles, upholsterer, r. WZiy^ Folsom
" Charles E., clerk Francis M. Stevens, r. 331

Shotwell
" Charles E. Jr., laborer, r. 1339 Alabama
" Cornelius, teamster Levi Strauss & Co., r.

1012 Scott
" Cornelius J., policeman, r. 439!4, 19th
" Daniel, r. 667 Minna
" Daniel, laborer, r. 632, 4th
" Daniel, laborer, r. 1104, 23d
" Daniel, liquors, 266 Brannan
" Daniel, plumber, r. 58 Everett
" Daniel, teamst«^r Black Diamond Coal M.

Co., r. 345 Fremont
" Daniel J., teamster, r. 240, 11th
" David, butcher, r. 52 Clara
" David, teamster McNab & Smith, r. 22

Bluxome
" David P., teamster, r. 52 Clara
" Dennis, groceries and liquors, 1701 Church
" Dennis A., clerk Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r.

31021/2 California
" E. Mrs., liquors, 58 Everett
" Ed, boilermaker Eureka Boiler Wks, r. 26

Caroline
" Edgar B. (DuVal& Carroll), r. Hotel Oliver
" Edward B., switchman, r. 624, 4th
" Edward D. (Edward D. Carroll & Co.), r.

1206 Guerrero
Carroll Edward D. & Co. (Edward D. Carroll),

wholesale liquor dealers, 407 Battery
" Eliza, widow, r. 31021/4 California
" Eugene A., machine hand Pac. Can Co.. r.

35 Kiss ling
" Frank, laborer, r. Montezuma nr Cali-
fornia Av
" Frank A., teamster, r. 925 Army
" Frank F., brass molder Risdon I. & L.

Wks, r. 970 Clayton
" Frederick (Fitch & Carroll), r. San Rafael

Carroll G., carpenter, r. 1030 Howard
" George, expressman, stand NW cor 1st and

Howard, r. 215, 28th
" George C, engineer str San Joaquin No. 4,

r. Sacramento
" George L. (G.L. Carroll & Co.), r. 906 De-

visadero
Carroll G. L. & Co. (George L. Carroll and

William A. Kelly), druggists, 852 Market
" Grant F., driver, r. 228, 13th
" Harriet A., widow, r. 12 Elliott Park
" Henry, machinist, r. 434, 6th
" James, r. 1311 Broderick
" James (Carroll & Tilton), r. 729 Grove
" James, bookkeeper Edward D. Carroll &

Co., r. 52 Clara
' ' James , bartender John Cobine, r. 12 Steuar t

Ry.,

12

r. 13

gripman Market St.
Bowie PI

" James, guard County Jail No.
Bartol

" James, laborer, r. 256 Clementina

" James, master mariner, 9 Mission

" James, motorman S. F. & S. M. Ry., r. 628
San Jose Av

" James, shoecutter, r. NW cor 24th and
Mission

" James H., compositor Call, r. 1503ii Turk

" James L., clerk, r. 421a 23d

" James, teamster Oregon Coal and Nav-
igating Co., r. 1010 Montgomery

" J. C, compositor Call

" Jeremiah M., teamster, r. 31021^ California

" Jeremiah M., city editor Evening Post, r.
113 Guerrero

" J. M. Mrs., r. 1714 Market

" John, r. 325, 18th

" John, r. 1104, 33d

" John, coachman, r. 301 Laguna

" John, driver George Fritch, r. 453 Clemen-
tina

" John, expressman, SE cor 1st and Howard,
r. 215, 28th

" John, helper Selby Smelting and Lead Co.,
r. 331/i Harriet

" John, iron molder, r. California Av nr Cort-
land Av

" John, longshoreman O. R. &N. Co.,r. 408
Beale

" John, shoemaker, r. 52 Clara

" John, watchman Wilson T. Smith Machine
Wks.

" John, wood and coal, 240, 11th

" John Jr., carpenter Frank Huber, r. 32i4
Garden
Carroll John A., justice of the peace. New City
Hall, 1st floor, r. 2524 Clay

•' John C, r. 318 Palmer

" John C, longshoreman O. R. & N. Co.

" John H.', longshoreman, r. 408 Beale

" John J. (Ca rroll & Morrissey) , r. 20, 38th

" John J. (Louis Taussig & Co.), r. 617 Guer-
rero

" John J., distributor postofflce, r. 1017
Leavenworth

" John J., groceries and liquors, SE cor Fell
and Webster, r. 413 Webster

" John J., porter medical supply dept. U. S.
A., r. 1312, 26th

" John J., purser str Eureka

" John M. (Carroll &McAulifle)

" John P., clerk, r. 14 Lake

" John T., clerk, r. 17 Pond

" John T. F., law student, r. 157 Minna

" John W., caulker, r. 81 Clementina

" Joseph, r. 1017 Leavenworth

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WILLIAM WOLFF & CO., 329 Market St.

Carroll Joseph, peddler, r. 60, 3d
" Joseph, saloon keeper, r. 636 Green
" Joseph, teamster, r. 30, 28th
" Kate, widow, r. 11 Bartol
" Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 218 Palmer
" L. M. Mrs., restaurant, 1208 Mason, r. 1210

Mason
" Louis, boiler maker, r. 15% Clara
" Lucy, widow, r. 3 Crook
" Lucy, Mrs., r. 2425 Harrison
" Luke M., stonecutter, r. 2021 Turk
" Mackey E., teamster, r. 20, 28th
" Mae Miss, saleslady E. R. Slocum & Co.,

r. 617 Guerrero
" Margaret Miss, laundress, r. 122 Grove
" Mary, widow, r. 434, 6th
" Mary, widow, r. 1734 Lexington
" Mary Mrs., proprietor Grand Central

House, 681 Mission
" Mary Mrs., tailoress, r. 519 Birch Av
" Mary A., widow, liquors. 206 Silver Av
" Mary B. Miss, r. 2411 Webster
" MaryE. Miss, bookkeeper, r. 616a Lett
■' Matthew, laborer, r. U4 Hayes
" Matthew J., bricklayer, r. 3021 Turk
" May, widow, r. 131.A. O'Farrell
" Michael, r. 718 O'Farrell
" Michael, blacksmith, r. 1433 Folsom
" Michael, bookkeeper, r. 30, 38th
•' Michael, policeman, r. 1814 Filbert
" Michael, salesman Carroll & Tilton, r. 547

Minna
•' Michael, teamster Gross & MuUaney, r.

901 Buchanan
•' Michael J., liquors, 118, 5th. r. 1206 Market
" Michael J., salesman, r. 1017 Leavenworth
" Michael T., marble and granite contractor,

r. 2021 Turk
" MoUie Miss, bookfolder, r. 218 Palmer
" Owen, machinist Union I. Wks, r. 25 Kiss-
ling
•' Patrick, r. St. Mary's Hospital
■• Patrick, bos maker, r. 3 Rincon Court
'• Patrick, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 2916

Bush
" Patrick, marble polisher Eugene Dumon-

telle, r. 141;^ Garden
" Patrick, plumber, r. 52 Clara
" Patrick, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 613

Mission
" Patrick, washer La Grande Laundry, r.

36AKissling
" Patrick C. groceries and liquors, 157

Minna
" Patrick J., driver American Brewery, r.

52 Clara
" Patrick J., foreman, r. 1611 Mission
■ Patrick L., laborer, r. 1104, 23d
" Paul, driver Consumers' Ice Co.
■' Peter (Carroll & Madden), r. 225, .3d
" Peter, washer La Grande Laundry, r. 44

West Mission
" Philip, driver, r. 534, 9th
" Redmond, plumber, r. 11 Cleveland
" Richard, r. 216 Powell
" Richard J., gasfltter. r. 362 Jessie
" Richard T. Mrs., widow, r. 1520 Van Ness

Av
" Roger (Carroll & O'Connor), r. 213 Fair

Oaks
" Simon, foreman, r. 345 Shipley
" Thomas (Carroll Bros.), r. 1206 Guerrero
" Thomas, assistant clerk Justice's Court
" Thomas, gardener, r. 2623 Sutter
" Thomas, machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks.

r. 1843 Market

Carroll Thomas, shoemaker, r. 130 Utah
" Thomas H., pileman Harbor Commission-
ers, r. 11 Cleveland
" Thomas M., attorney at law, 330 Pine, room

26, r. 25 Kissling
" Thomas M.. teamster, r. 130 Utah
" Walter A., clerk A. J. Wheelock & Co., r.

908 Church
" William, bartender, r. 645 Jessie
" William, night watchman, r. 324%, 5th
" William, stonemason, r. 411 Clementina
" William, teamster O'Meara & McCarthy,

r. California Av nr Cortland Av
" William E.. mechanical engineer Risdon

I. & L. Wks
" William F., mechanic, r. 1612 Eddy
" William H., salesman John Sroufe & Co.,

r. 104 Haight
" William P. (Carroll Bros.), r. 1206 Guerrero
" William W., miner, r. cor Mariposa and
De Haro
Carroll & Carroll (Donald McDonald and Harry
Cohn), wholesale liquor dealers and
agents James E. Pepper & Go's distil-
leries, 306 Market
" & Madden (Peter Carroll and James Mad-
den), liquors, 335, 3d
" & McAulifle (John M. Carroll and Joseph
P. McAuliffe), liquors, W s Nebraska nr
Army
" & Morrissey (John J. Carroll and John Mor-
rissey), hay, grain, wood and coal, 3304
Mission
" & O'Connor (Roger Carroll and Michael
M. O'Connor), liquors, 514, 4th

CARROLL & TILTON

(James Carroll and WlUiam H. Tilton),
gents' and boys' clotliing, furnishing
goods, hats, caps, trunks and valises,
811 Market, Flood Bldg
4®=- Carroll. See Carrel

Carrolton The, Mrs. Alice R. Carroll proprie-
tor, 1306 Market
Carron Albert, carpenter, r. 110 Valparaiso

" George, actor, r. 1104 Market

" James, hackman, r. 329 Langton

" Michael, watchman, r. 636, 3d

" Stephen, laborer, r. 636, 3d
4®="Carron. See Caron

Carruthers Essie Miss, saleslady, r. 5 Yerba
Buena

" George, r. 5 Yerba Buena

" Jessie M. Miss, principal Occidental
School, r. 5 Yerba Buena

" John Mrs., widow, r. 1816Devisadero

" Malcolm M., pattern maker W. T. Garratt
& Co., r. Berkeley

" Mabel E. Miss, kindergarten, 1816 Devisa-
dero

" Michael, laborer, r. 227, 2d
Carruthers Samuel G., secretary California

Adsigns Co., 204 Sutter, r. Berkeley
4S"Carruthers. See Carothers, Caruthers and

Crothers
Carson Andrew, foreman shipping dept. Pacific
Can Co., r. 9 Liberty

" Catherine, widow, r. 9 Liberty

" Charles, deckhand str Encinal, r. Ala-
meda

" Charles, engineer tug Millen Grifath, r.,
401 Bryant

" Charles Jr., oiler str San Jose, r. 401
Bryant

" Charles T., polisher S. F. Plating Wks, r.
17 Dame

" Charles W., driver H. Heckmann & Co., r.
542% Folsom

" Christ, plumber, r. 118 Valparaiso

" Creek Mining Co. (Calaveras Co., Cal.), Al-
fred K. Durbrow secretary, 69 Nevada
Block
Carson Edward K., secretary Coal Dealers'
Association of California, 32 Market,
room 9, r. 8% Sherman

" Elizabeth Miss, teacher Horace Mann
Grammar School, r. 9 Liberty

" Emma, widow, r. 1518 Broadway

" Frank, carpenter, r. 319 Ellis

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Carson Frank, cook, r. 417b Francisco
" Franklin M., ship joiner, r. 404 San Jose Av
" Frederick, keg washer, r. 2013 Folsom
" Frederick, laborer, r. 1861-4 Vandewater
" George, attorney at law, r. 31 Moss
" George H., marine engineer, 9 Mission, r.

Oakland
" Glove Co., R. N. Carson proprietor, 316-318

Market
" Gustavo, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 424

Jersey
" Henry W., clerk, r. 186% Vandewater
" Jerome T., cook John Groll, r. 23754 East
" John, pilot str Modoc, r. Oakland
" John B. (Carson & Savage), r. 1927 Geary
" JohnF., foreman B. F. Oilman, r. 21 Bry-
ant Av
" John P., policeman, r. 2916 Pine
" John Q., machinist, r. 528 Indiana
" Joseph W., clerk Chronicle, r. 9 Liberty
" Julia, domestic, 2200 Jackson
" Mary E. Miss, teacher Sherman Primary

School, r. 1518 Broadway
" May Miss, assistant Free Public Library,

r. 9 Liberty
" Nellie, widow, r. 406^4 San Jose Av
" Nellie Miss, operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 9

Liberty
" Oliver, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1220,

24th
" Otto, r. 1408 Mission
" Otto W., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r.

1224 Eddy
" Rebekah, widow, r. 1414 Bush
" Robert E., butcher, r. 4 Latham PI
■' Robert E., clerk W. T. Wagner, r. 9 Liberty
" Robert E., surveyor, r. 21 Hinckley
" Robert N., proprietor Carson Glove Co.,

316-318 Market, r. 1516 Broadway
" Theodore L., watchman U. S. Mint, r. 22,

5th
" Thomas E., millwright, r. 542V^ Folsom
" Thomas F., brass finisher S. F. Novelty &

Plating Wks, r. 9 Liberty
" Thomas G., 2d lieut. troop C 4th Cavalry

U. S. A., r. Presidio
" Washington K., clerk, r. 1045 Market
' ' William (Dolbeer & Carson^ r. Eureka, Cal.
" William, clerk, r. 506 Minna
" William, machinist City and County Hos-
pital, r. 4 Latham PI
" William, ship carpenter, r. 614 Tennessee
" William L., fireman str Encinal, r. Oak-
land
Carson & Savage (John B. Carson and Theodore
Savage), attorneys at law, 558-560 Empo-
rium Bldg, 5th floor, telephone Red 1491
Carss Hannah Miss, r. 51 Louisa

" Robert J., teamster, r. 51 Louisa
Carssow Felix H., civil engineer, r.515 Stockton
Carsten George, laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli
Av
" W-, machine hand David Woerner
Carst^ns Alice Mrs., dressmaker, r. 25214, 3d
" Frederick, laborer Enterprise Brewing

Co., r. 213 Folsom
" George, real estate, r. 523, 7th rear
" Henry, bartender, r. 109 Van Ness Av
" John, cook, r. 180 Perry
Cars tensen Albert, clerk Julius Carstensen, r.
1601 Dolores
" An tone F., wood chopper Bender Bros., r.

1314 Geneva
" Frederick A., longshoreman, r. 3014 Geneva
" Henry G. T., cabinet maker S. F. Furniture

Mfg. Co., r. 1657%, 17th
" Julius, groceries and liquors, SE cor 29th
and Dolores
4®"Carst6nsen. See Karstensen
Carstons Annie Miss, basket maker Weston
Basket & Mfg. Co., r. 34 Gardner
" Henry, longshoreman, r. 34 Harriet
Carswell Alden G., real estate, 77-78 Montgom-
ery Block, r. 304 Valencia
" George W., capitalist, 77-78 Montgomery
Block, r. 304 Valencia
Cartan Charles A., painter, r. 1116 Taylor
" Charles M., paper hanger, r. 1116 Taylor
" Earl, clerk, r. 1116 Taylor

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,
CARPETS.

Immense Stock of the Latest Patterns.
e^l-e^-V ]y\arUi&t St.

Cartan Frank M. (Cartan, McCarthy & Co.),
330 Sutter

Frederick
Co., r. 6(

J., teamster Cushing-Wetmore
West Mission

CARTAN, McCarthy & co.

(Frank M. Cartan and Timothy F.
McCarthy) wholesale liquors and
wines, distillers' agents and agents
United Vineyard Co., 312 Sacramento
and 311-313 Commercial
Cartelli Carlo, cook, r. 4 Green PI
Cartensen Peter A., fireman Western Sugar Re-
finery, r. 1507 Kentucky
Carter Albert R., teamster U. S. Engineer's
Dept., r. Beach nr Baker
" Amanda, widow, r. 8% Turk rear
" Anna, widow, r. 35 Natoma
" August L. (Carter & Clem), r. 1000% Hyde
" Benjamin, marble cutter, r. 723, 5th Av
" Bessie Miss, dressmaker, r. 821 Pine
" Brothers (Thomas and Martin), manufac-
turers cars (Newark, Alameda Co.), office
42 Market
" Cassius W., liquors, 995 Market, r. 559b

Minna
" Charles, laborer, r. 316 Davis
" Charles C. (Carter & Da vies), r. Lorin, Ala-
meda Co.
" Charles D., real estate, r. 631 Valencia
" Charles H., contractor, r. 732 Ivy Av
" Charles H., teamster, r. SW cor Bay and

Webster
" Charles J., waiter, r. 314, 4th
" Charles J., waiter Frederick Cook. r. 34
Hubbard
Carter Daniel P., cigars and tobacco, 842 Mar-
ket, r. 306 Turk
" Edith M., widow, r. 759 Howard
" Edmond F., compositor, r. 5 Russell
" Edward, porter, r. 1319% Kearny
" Edward, switchman, r. 139 Tremont Av
" Edward E., janitor, 222 Post
" Eliza W. Miss, r. 1327 Leavenworth
" Elizabeth widow, r. 821 Pine
" Emma, widow, hairdresser, r. 228 Turk
" Ernest R., bookbinder, r. 1621 Folsom
" Frank F., stock cutter W. H. Nolan & Co.,

r. Berkeley
" Frank J., traveling salesman T. J. Kelly,

r. 124 Henry
" Fred, clerk Newman & Levinson, r. 821

Pine
" Fred T. , clerk, r. 104 Grove
" Frederick, porter, r. 1163 Mission
" Frederick, stone sawyer John D. McGil-

vray & Co., r. 622,4th
" Frederick F., waiter, r. 9 Le Roy PI
" Frederick R., dental student, r. 195 Hyde
" Frederick S., cigars, r. 1915 Sacramento
" George, engineer, r. 408, 6th
" George, laborer, r. 902 Illinois
" George, janitor, r. 734% Howard
" George B., foreman L. & M. Alexander &

Co., r. 899 Pine
" George E., clerk, r. 733 Bush
" George J., steward, r. 5 Russell
" George M., r. 5 Russell
" Georgiana Miss, dressmaker, r. 821 Pine
" Harry, teamster, r. 316 Davis
Carter Henry E., deputy Attorney-General, 419
California, rooms 18-20
" Horace V., salesman Rosenthal Bros. &

Co., r. 105 Grove
" Jacob, carpenter, r. 419 Geary
" James, laborer, r. 724 Clementina

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John, boatman Pier 1, r. 808 Union

John, machinist, r. 952^2 Howard

John, stableman, r. 168 Tehama

John B., conductor Market St. Ry.,r. 511

Frederick
John E., machinist, r. 649 Howard
John E.. machinist, r. 711 York
John M.. bartender Thomas & Johnson, r.

1126Folsom
John T.. r. 1915 Sacramento
John W.. attorney at law, 410 Kearny, r.

2919 Pine
Joseph, seaman, r. 820 Battery
Joseph K., bookkeeper Pacific Bank, r. 517

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Joseph M., clerk, r. 714% Larkin rear
Joseph R., laborer, r. 613 Mission
L. A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 47 Post
Lizzie, widow, r. 821 Pine
Martin (Carter Bros.), r. Irvington
Mary, widow, r. 71414 Larkin rear
Mary E., widow, r. 2624 California
Mary J. Miss (Newell & Carter), r. 816 La-
gun a
Myron H.. teamster Cutting Fruit Packing

Co., r. 257 Perry
Xettie Mrs., stenographer Reinstein &

Eisner, r. 1524 Webster
Oliver, restaurant, 3208 California, r. 2816

Pine
Oliver J., r. 5 Russell
R. D.. artist Chronicle, r. New Western

Hotel
Rebecca T. Mrs., teacher Fremont Primary

School, r. 158 Golden Gate Av
Richard H., student, r. 2214^4 Fillmore
Robert W., blacksmith, r. 2 Belmont PI
Robert W., real estate, r. 1 Scott
Sterling P., advertising agent, r. 502 Tay-
lor
Stewart, clerk Standard Oil Co., r. 821

Pine
S. W., r. 703 Sutter
Thomas (Carter Bros.), r. 6 Turk
Thomas B., machinist William H. Birch,

r. 1621 Folsom
W., teamster Western Transfer Co., r. 2

Belmont PI
Walter R., salesman Rosenthal Bros. &

Co., r. 105 Grove
Wesley S. (Thomas & Carter), r. 393, 6th
William, bridge carpenter Thomson Bridge

Co.
William, laborer, r. 725, 6th Av
William, marble cutter, r. 728% 14th
William, plumber, r. 714% Larkin rear
William, shipping clerk Holm & Nathan.

r. 112 Hyde
William, waiter, r. 1113 Pacific
William C, shoemaker, r. 261 Stevenson
William D. (Carter & Pettitt), r. 1636 Post
William H., marble polisher, r. 7281^, 14th

CARTER WILLIAM H.,

proprietor San Francisco A-wning and
Tent Co., 10 Mason, teleplione Jessie
15, r. 606 Ellis

Carter William T., janitor, r. 9 Auburn
" Zora Miss, dressmaker, r. 1417 California
" & Clem (August L. Carter and Oscar Clem)

liquors and barbers, NE cor Pine and

Hyde

Carter & Davies (Charles C. Carter and Charles

H. Davies), proprietors Mission Planing

Mill, 37-41 Main
" & Pettitt (William D. Carter and John

McC. Pettitt), horseshoers, 304 Golden

Gate Av
Cartier Horace, teamster, r. 2308 Harrison

" Victor, lapidary, r. 10 Polk Lane
Carto Anna, widow, r. 1027% Jackson
Carton John, gardener, r. 12 Valley
.es=-Carton. See Carrton
Cartwright Charles (Cartwright & Gavin) r.

1327% Vallejo
" Daniel R. (Cartwright & Gibbons) r. 1636

Howard

CARTWRIGHT DAVID S.,

drayman, 100 Main and 338 Berry.tele-
phone Main 188, r. 130a 14tli

Cartwright Elizabeth, widow, r. 525, 6th
" Frederick, carpenter, r. 230%, 28th
" Frederick G., electrical engineer, r. 1927%

Sutter
" George, musician, r. 525, 6th
" Harry, r. 3 Fulton
" Jane, widow, r. 1327 Vallejo
" Joseph, longshoreman, r. 309 Fremont
^' William, bartender C. W. Carter, r. 17a,

6th
'• William M., with D. S. Cartwright, r. 221,

12th
•• & Gavin (Charles Cartwright and Charles

Gavin), wood and coal, 1307 Jackson
" & Gibbons (Daniel R. Cartwright and Mar-
tin H. Gibbons), dairy produce, 1636 How-
ard
Carty E., laborer Pac. Gas Imp. Co.
" Franklin L., bookkeeper, r. 231, Uth
" James, driver Luke G Sresovich &Co., r.

302 Union
" Martin, stableman Spring Valley W. W.,

r. 629 Bryant
" Paul, salesman E. Martin & Co., r. 231, 11th
'• Stephen, pressman Schmidt Label & Lith.

Co.. r. 231, 11th
•• Stephen, watchman, r. 781 Mission
" Thomas, hostler James P. Guerin, r. 7%
Dikeman PI
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Caruthers Julia Mrs., r. 1130a Broadway

" Lillian, widow, r. 732 Montgomery Av
i^~Caruthers. See Carothers, Carruthers and

Crothers
Caruza Vincenzo, cooper August Petzold, r. 889

York
Carver Annie M., widow, r. 306 Leavenworth
" Benjamin F. (Carver & Leaner), r. 1404 Van

Ness Av
" Horatio B., ship liner, r. 2.36 Noe
" Leonard H., manager Cal. Coal Co., 1511

California, r. 1001 Bush
" Louisa M., widow, r. 214 Castro
" & Leaner (Benjamin F. Carver and Reuben
T. Leaner), chiropodists, 702 Market
Carvery August, waiter, r. 813 Pacific
Carvill Almond D., president Carvill Manu-
facturing Co., 48, 8th, r. Alameda
" Charles D., mattress maker John Hoey, r.

1211% Mission
" Edward, salesman The Hamburger Co., r.
517 McAllister

Carvill Manufacturing Co,

(incorporated), A. D. Carvill president,
0. S. Carvill superintendent, manufac-
turers carriages, 48, 8tli

Carvill Orrin S., superintendent Carvill Man-
ufacturing Co., r. 1834 O'Farrell

-^"Carvill. See Carvell

Carvin D. A., seaman, r. 503 Folsom

Carvoones Peter, restaurant, Sausalito Ferries,
r. Sausalito

Carwin Edward L., bartender Patrick Creigh-
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Cary Arthur M., receiver W. U. Tel. Co., r. 710
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Gary Eugene D., clerk, r. 2237 Jackson
" Isaac G., barber, 1020 Powell, r. 939 Wash-
ington
" James C, attorney at law, r. 810 Chestnut
Gary James H., attorney at law, 320 Sansome,
rooms 31-32, r. 810 Chestnut
" Lawrence, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r.
2641 Harrison
Gary Luther H., manager American Tract So-
ciety, 735 Market
" Miles D., starter Sutter St. Ry., r. 16 St.

Roses Av
" Minnie Mrs.,r. 746, 22d
" W. A., engineer, r. 1101 Geary
" Walter M., director William H. Birch &

Co., 139, 1st
" William M. Mrs., widow, r. 2237 Jackson
" William C, carpenter, r. 3 Tonningsen PI
4®~Cary. See Carey and Carrey
Casa Delmas (incorporated), D. M. Delmas
president, Paul Delmas secretary and
manager, vineyard and winery, Moun-
tain View, Santa Clara Co., office 28-36
Crocker Bldg
Casacq-Del Curo Carlos, foreman Bass-Hueter

Paint Co.
Casad John, teacher music, 1621 Polk
Casadabaig Francois, milker Bareilles Bros.,

r. 1238, 22d A^' South
Casadebat Jean B., liquors, 532 Merchant, r. 626

California
Casady Stephen V., ship supplies, r. 1911

Broderick
Casamajou Kate, widow, r. 435 Jessie
" Victor, lithographer Bosqui Engraving
and Printing Co., r. 614 Filbert
Casanova Caroline, widow, r. 1715 Dupont
" George J., with Hotel Gazette, 420 Kearny
" Lena, widow, r. 1715 Dupont
Casarotto Antonio, musician, r. 621 Broadway
Casassa A. & Sons (August, Eugene and Frank),
groceries, 526 Green
" August (A. Casassa & Sons), r. 530 Green
" August, house painter, 731 Filbert, r. 726

Filbert
" Carlo, r. 736 Filbert
" Charles (Paulucci & Casassa), r. 1119

Pierce
" Charles Jr., bookkeeper, r. 1119 Pierce
" Charles H., bandmaster, r. 2405 Buchanan
" David J., sign painter, 731 Filbert, r. 726

Filbert
" Eugene (A. Casassa & Sons), r. 526 Green
" Frank (A. Casassa & Sons), r. 526 Green
" Frank, hoseman Engine 1, r. 513a Union
" Frederick, leamster Western Transfer Co.,

r. 514 Greenwich
" Louis, driver Martinoni & Podesta, r. 513a

Union
" Madelina, widow, r. 514 Greenwich
" Maria, widow, bakery, 503 Broadway
" Peter, clerk A. Casassa & Sons, r. 526 Green
" Rolando, peddler, r. 1705 Stockton
" Stefano (A. L. Bacigalupi & Co.), r. 4 Keyes

Alley rear
'■ Theresa, widow, r. 513a Union
Casati M. Mme., teacher music, r. 730 Leaven-
worth
Casavaw Alfred L., teamster Vermont Marble

Co., r. 36 De Boom
Casavielle Peter, proprietor New Montreal

House, 13001/2 Stockton
Casazelli Paul, cook, r. 1717 Stockton
Casberry James, r. 143, 3d

CASCADE LAUNDRY,

Henry N. Hickei manager, 2 Golden
Gate Av, teleplione South 112

Casco Arcangel, shade maker Pacific Coast

Shade Co.
Case A. L. Mrs., bakery, 155 Grove
" Albert, painter, r. 516 Linden Av
" Benjamin F., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

130 San Jose Av
" Clara H. Mrs., physician, r. 1606 Howard
" Clarence J., machinist, r. 1836 O'Farrell
" Dustin S., clerk, r. 1733 Clay
" Edward, expressman, r. Carolina bet 18th

and 19th, Potrero

Case Edward G., machinist, r. 1416b Howard
" E. H., agent White Sewing Machine Co.,

1505 Market
" Ervin T., attorney at law. r. 1723 Clay
" Ervin T. Jr., r. 1723 Clay
" F. A., clerk, r. 800 Kearny
" George A., r. 229, 3d Av
" George F., teamster Del Monte Milling Co.,

r. 814 Treat Av
" Harvey, paper hanger Thomas Downing, r.

516 Linden Av
" Henry H., painter, r. IO614 Hickory Av
" Henry H. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 106i/^ Hickory

Av
" Herbert P., clerk, r. 229, 3d Av
" Howard G., motorman Market St. Ry., r.

3237 Mission
" Jackson, painter, r. 514 Linden Av
" James, carriage painter Joseph V. Chamb-
erlain
" James L., insurance broker, r. 313 Powell
" Joseph D. Mrs., widow, r. 419 Ashbury
" Lucie E. Miss, nurse, r. 1733 Clay
" Orrin I., insurance agent, r. 1416b Howard
" Martha S. Miss, physician, 1733 Clay
" Samuel S., r. 1803 Howard
" Susan, r. 317 Francisco
" William E., porter, r. 708 Tehama
" William P. Rev., r. 23 Guerrero
" William S., tinsmith Pac. Can Co.
Case W. W. Rev., pastor Howard Street Meth-
odist Episcopal Church, r. 212 Powell
Casebolt Henry C, clerk Tillmann & Bendel, r.
406 Mason
" Jacob D., carriage maker O'Brien & Sons,

r. 526 Hayes
" Simon M., grip repairer Sutter St. Ry.. r.

2406 Post
" William S., hoseman Engine 4, r. 20 Minna
Casella Augustine, sexton, r. 1600 Dupont
" Domenico, bootblack, 26 Leidesdorff
" Giovanni B., liquors, NW cor 7th and

Channel, r. 37 Moss
" Robert, brass finisher Cal. Gas Fixture
Co., r. 17 Varennes PI
Caselli Antonio, proprietor Lombard Hotel,
249-353 Pacific
" Brazilio (Gatto, Demartini & Co.), r. 631^
Green
Frank, flower peddler, r. 10 August Alley
Giacomo, peddler, r. 3 Magner PI,
Giovanni, r. 3 Magner PI
Giuseppe, bootblack, r. 521 Vallejo
L. & Co. (Louis Caselli and Fiore Giovan-

nini), florists, 333 Montgomery Av
Louis (L. Caselli & Co.), r. 737 Vallejo
Nicholas, tailor, 310 Montgomery Av
Raffaelle, tailor Simon Harris, r. 333 Mont-
gomery Av

Casellini Joseph, painter J. St. Dennis & Co.
Casement Frank, dairy produce, 1135 Valencia
•' Jeannette Mrs., r. 907% Mission
" William, r. 1534'/^ Sanchez
" William, clerk, r. 90914 Mission
" William K., wheat sampler, r. I53414 San-
chez
Casenave Jean P., laborer Cal. Fertilizer Wks,
r. 5th Av South bet L and M
" John, tanner, r. 930, 13th Av South
" Julian, marble cutter Joseph Musto & Son,

r. 13 Lynch
" Martin, porter Nevada Restaurant, r. 609
Pine
Caseres Julius C, clerk Railway Mail Service,

r. Lorin
Casero Charles, machinist, r. 423 Filbert

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" Andrew J., bookkeeper, r. 114 Webster
" Annie Miss, domestic, r. 607!^, 3d
" Bartholomew, r. 50 Clinton Park
" Bridget, widow, r. 319, 3d Av
" Catherine, widow, r. 657 Folsom
" Catherine, widow, r. 2136 O'Farrell
" Catherine Miss, r. 5 Sheridan rear
" Catherine Mrs., r. 1825 Pine
" Charles, stevedore, r. 415 Brannan
" Charles G., clerk Goldberg, Bowen & Co.,

r. 2429 Post
" Daniel, butcher Henry Antz, r. 1615 Pine
" Daniel, fireman str Columbia
" Daniel, laborer, r. 743 Harrison
" Daniel, proprietor Slattery House, 521

Howard
" Daniel J., conductor Sutter St. Ry., r. 1610

Polk
" Daniel J., blacksmith, r. 14 Washington

Av
" David B., laundryman, r. 110 Ridley
" Delia Miss, saleslady Edmund Bemheim,

r. 531a Elizabeth
" Dennis D., teamster McNab & Smith, r. 23

Hardy
" Edward, electrician, r. 616 Bush
" Edward H., printer, r. 110 Ridley
" Edward J., conductor Presidio and Ferries

RR, r, 1222 Green
" Edward J. , deputy Assessor, r. 26170etavia
" Edward J., shirt cutter T. E. Kent, r. 130

Langton
" Edward M., salesman Murphy, Grant &

Co., r. 1825 Pine
" Eliza Miss, teacher music, r. 1825 Pine
" Elizabeth, saleslady, r. 110 Ridley
" Ellen Miss, laundress, r. 327 Beale
" Ellen Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home
" , Falen & Co. (James Casey and Albert

Falen), painters, 739 Market
" Francis, teamster, r. NW cor Steiner and

Hermann
" Francis, waiter, r. 4I614 Natoma
" Frank, driver, r. 2429 Post
" Frank, plumber, r. 158 Shipley
" Frank M., plumber M. B. Casey, r. 115

Olive Av
" George, r. 3OI214, 16th
" George, butcher, r. 1619 Pine
" George, laborer F. Emil Seidel, r. E s San

Bruno Av nr 15th Av South
" Gregory A., foreman Lievre, Fricke & Co.,

r. 6271/2 Vallejo
" George F., merchant, r. 682 Brannan
'• Henry H., laster Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,

r. 407 Broderick
" Horton, clerk, r. 3 Morse PI
" J., miner, r. 8 Gough
" James, r. 1122 Larkin
" James (Casey, Falen & Co.), r. 2429 Post
" James, bartender Michael Bradley, r. 421

Brannan
" James, laborer, r. 127 Randall
" James, laborer, r. 607i,^. 3d
" James, longshoreman, r. 307, 4th
" James, plumber, r. 15 Ritch rear
" James, porter Arthur Gruenberg & Co., r.

Alameda
" James Jr., driver Charles Strohmaier, r.

6O714, 3d
" James Jr., painter John P. Fraser, r. 2429

Post
" James F., cook James M. Rolph, r. 1911

Chestnut
" James J., carpenter, r. 336, 5th Av

Casey Jeremiah J., teamster, r. 26 South Park

" Jeremiah T., laborer, r. 26 South Park

" Jerome, painter J. F. Quane

" John, blacksmith P. Unrath

" John, clerk George W. Kelley, r. 112 Va-
lencia

" John, distributor La Grande Laundry, r.
675 Clementina

'• John, horseshoer A. T. McBrearty, r. 3005 a.
Golden Gate Av

" John, laborer, r. 778 Harrison

" John, longshoreman O. R. & N. Co., r. 26
South Park

" John, steward J. P. McDonald, r. 501 Napa

" John C, liquors, 421 Larkin, r. 30 Willow Av

" John C, tanner, r. 682 Brannan

" John J., clerk Patrick J. Casey, r. 61 Silver

" John J., finisher Thomas Day & Co., r. 6O714
3d

" John K., laborer, r. 38 Natoma

" John P., clerk Pac. Lumber Co., r. 1069 Mis-
sion

" Joseph, laborer, r. 28 Geneva

" Joseph A., bookkeeper Hibernia Savings
and Loan Soc, r. 326 Larkin

" Joseph A., draughtsman Union L Wks, r.
29b Rausch

" Joseph J., stonecutter H. J. Lloyd, r. 16
Bernice

" J. W., capitalist, r. 34 Ellis

" Kate F. Miss, principal Laguna Honda
Primary School, r. 407 Broderick

" Kate J., widow, r. 130 Langton

" Leonhard, cook, r. 3 East

" M., r. 227, 2d

" Margaret, widow, r. 9 Salmon

" Margaret, widow, r. 411V4 Natoma

" Mary, widow, r. 13 Ritch

" Mary, widow, r. .561 Bryant

" Mary, widow, r. 1859 Stevenson

" Mary, domestic, 1832 Fell

" Mary Miss, r. 2136 O'Farrell

" Mary Miss, nurse St. Mary's Hospital

" Mary Miss, teacher Cleveland Primary
School, r. 14 Washington Av

" Mary E., widow, r. 1619 Pine

" Mary E. Miss, teacher Horace Mann Gram-
mar School, r. 1117 Valencia

" Matthew R., cigars and tobacco, 341 O'Far-
rell
Casey Maurice, general manager The McLaugh-
lin Co. and secretary The Central Gas
Light Co., 508 California, rooms 1-2, r.
1329 Sutter

" May Miss, teacher Longfellow Primary
School, r. 721 Shotwell

" Michael, r. 225 Stevenson

" Michael, teamster South S. F. Tannery,
r. cor 7th Av South and Railroad Av

" Michael, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 3913
Sacramento

" Michael, laborer, r. 247, 2d

" Michael, laborer, r. 613, 6th

" Michael, laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli Av

" Michael, liquors, 158 Shipley

" Michael, porter Getz Bros. & Co., r. 645
Jessie

" Michael, teamster James Smith, r. 353
Octavia

" Michael B., plumber and gasfltter, 138, 11th,
r. 115 Olive Av

" Michael P., bartender, r. 26 South Park

" M. L. Mrs., r. 630 Elizabeth

" N. A., assistant Free Public Library, r.
1117 Valencia

" Owen, groceries and liquors, 938 Bryant

" Patrick, cook, r. 333 Louisiana

" Patrick, helper Hibernia Brewery, r. 521
Howard

" Patrick F., gasfitter, r. 3 Morse PI

" Patrick J., painter, r. 924 Mission

" Patrick J., wood and coal. 61 Silver

" Peter, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 509 Jersey

" Peter, teamster Albert E. Buckman, r. 8
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Casey Racliael, saleslady, r. 110 Ridley
" Simon, helper Atlas I. WliS, r. NE cor

Napa and Louisiana
" Sophie Mrs., r. 112 Julian Av
" Thomas, r. 721 Shotwell
" Thomas, janitor, 121 Post
" Thomas, laborer Union I. Wks, r. E s

Illinois nr Sierra
" Thomas, steward Young & Weisman, r. 221,

2dAv
" Thomas F., collector Sec. 3, Sea Wall, r. 13

Pond
" Thomas H., clerk Owen Casey, r. 938

Bryant
" Thomas S., photographer Louis Thors, r.

Oakland
" William, driver John Linehan
" William, fireman, r. 2 Goodsell PI
" William, laborer, r. 29b Rausch
" William, laborer S. P. Co., r. 723 Brannan
" William, longshoreman, r. 512, 4th
" William, porter, r. 416i/i Natoma
" William, ship painter Callahan & Bunde-

sen
" William, teamster Thomas Morton, r. 3

Cedar Av
" William Jr., r. 32 Ellis

" William D. (Toomey & Casey), r. 1619 Pine
" William D., laborer, r. 1316^4 Bryant
" William F., architect, r. 561 Bryant
" William H. (Casey & Collins), r. 682 Bran-
nan
" William J., secretary Regan Engine Vapor

Co., 309 Howard
" & Collins (William H. Casey and John L.

Collins), liquors, 315, 6th
Casezus F. E., tinsmith George H. Tay Co., r.

722 Washington
Cash Augusta Mrs., dressmaking, 414 Geary
Casb Buyers' Union Tlie, H. J. Thompson presi-
dent, George E. Boyle secretary, I. A.

Parsons manager, general commission

and purchasing agency, 306 Pine
" Frank, boiler maker, r. 301 Michigan
" George, cloakmaker, r. 118 Eddy
Cashel Catherine Miss, dressmaking, 422 Mc-
Allister
" Frank, r. 788 Van Ness Av
" George J., bartender John S. Macintosh, r.

236 Sutter
Kate Miss (Knower & Cashel), r. 703i^

Hyde
" Kate A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 788 Van Ness

Av
Cashen Benjamin, r. 413 Vallejo
" Edward F., paper ruler, r. 413 Vallejo
" John T., clerk H. S. Crocker Co., r. 413

Vallejo
" Thomas J., boxmaker Pac. & S. F. Box

Factory, r. 413 Vallejo
Cashin D'Arcy M., clerk, r. 2520 McAllister

" James, coalpasser, r. 547, 1st
CasMn John, superintendent of agencies The

National Ice Co., office 327 Market, r.

2023 Webster
" John P., law clerk Knight & Heggertv, r.

2023 Webster
" Margaret G. Miss, teacher Golden Gate

Primary School, r. 2023 Webster
" Timothy, laborer, r. 1413% Kearny
Cashman Cornelius C, liquors, 314, 3d, r. 49

Ritch
" Dennis, r. 8 Silver
" Dennis, laborer, r. 60, 3d
" Dennis J., fireman Edison Light and Power

Co., r. 313 Prospect A V
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 57 Silver
" Johanna, widow, r. 9^/^ Welsh
" Mary, widow, r. 2 Federal
" Stasia Miss, saleslady The Hamburger

Co., r. 39 Cumberland PI
" Theodore, clerk, r. 1703 Church
" William, printer, r. 336 San Jose Av
" William C, shipwright C. A. Castner &

Co., r. 39 Clarence PI
" William M., clerk Golden Gate Woolen

Mills, r. 950 Valencia
" William S., ship carpenter, r. 39 Clar-
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W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

China and Japan Mattings.

Cboice Assortmeot of
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S-q-l-S^T- IVIARKEX ST,

easier J., cook, r. 4 Bacon PI
Casini Antonio (Casini & Lazzarini), r. 1 Fill-
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Casino Bartolomeo. bootblack, r. 10 Margaret
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" Giovanni B., bootblack, r. 10 Margaret PI
Caskey Harmon J., printer Co-operative Pub-
lishing Co., r. 216, 7th
" Matthew, salesman O'Connor, Moflatt &
Co. . r. 34 Grove
Caskie J. F., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r.

Oakland
Casline J., fireman str City of Sydney
Casner Brothers (Gustave and Harry), gents'
furnishing goods, 38, 6th
Gustave (Casner Bros.), r. 908 Laguna
Harry (Casner Bros.), r. 908 Laguna
Marcus, upholsterer, r. 908 Laguna
Nathan, watchmaker, r. 507 Pine
Pauline, widow, r. 908 Laguna
Samuel, clerk Casner Bros., r. 908 Laguna
Casoli Joseph P., carpenter, r. 1304 Lyon
Caspar Fritz, baker, r. 21 Chesley
Caspar Lumber Co., Jacob G. Jackson presi-
dent, Frank A. Wilkins secretary and
treasurer, 48 Market, room 3, mill Cas-
par, Cal.
" Samuel Mrs., r. 2015 Sacramento
Caspar! Cgesar, musician, r. 6 Eddy, room 77
Casper Abraham, peddler, r. 9 Louisa
" Andrew, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1413

Guerrero
" Harris, peddler, r. 9 Louisa
" John, cook W. Scharninghausen, r. 17, 4th
" Louis, peddler, r. 11a Harriet
" Louis H., advertising agent, r. 216 Eddy
" Simon, peddler, r. 9 Louisa
4®"Casper. See Kasper

Caspersen Olof, produce dealer, r. 1125 Florida
Casperson Andrew P., laborer, r. W s Broderick

bet Jefferson and Tonquin
Cass B. E. Mrs., r. 600 Bush
" John J., hardware, 366, 3d, r. 364, 3d
" Lewis J., student, r. 364, 3d
" Minnie E. Miss, saleslady John J. Cass, r.
364, 3d
Cassa Peter, r. 406 Jackson
Cassanov a Frank, laborer S. F. Candle Co., r.

1507 Dupont
Cassaretto John, gravel contractor, 345 Berry
Cassasa Charles, clerk G. D. Graham, r. 504

Broadway
Cassato Joseph, fruits and vegetables, 121, 2d, r.

410M Brannan
Casseboom Margaret, widow, r. 1412a Bush
Cassel E., clerk Holm & Nathan, r. 733 Geary
Cassell Annie, widow, r. 47 Natoma
" Joseph B., reporter, r. 816 California
" John F. Mrs., widow, r. 2515 Gough
" Leopold, commercial traveler, r. 1431

Geary
" Milton, porter Ferguson & Curley, r. 515

Sacramento
" Robert J., r. 816 California
" William M., carpet cleaner, r. 1409 Har-
rison
4®"Cassell. See Castle

Casselman Ernestine, widow, r. 1309 Golden
Gate Av
" Julius M., pharmacist Wakelee & Co., r.
1309 Golden Gate Av
Cassels Arthur, exchange teller London, Paris
and American Bank, r. Alameda

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Union. Estimates submitted on all '
classes of advertising.

Pacific States Advertising Bureau,

San Francisco Office, 405 Sansome St.

Cassen Albert W., laborer, r. 546^4 Natoma
" Henry C, candy maker, 1136 Market, r. 96

Montgomery Block
" Louis, milkman, r. Cambridge nr Silllman
*S=" Cassen. See Cassin and Casson
Cassens H., foreman City Street Improvement

Co., r. 961/3 Bryant
" Henry, trunkmaker C. A. Malm & Co., r.

935 York
" John G., longshoreman, r. 935 York
Casser Henry, musician, 39, 4th
je®=Casser. See Kasser
Casserly Annie, domestic, 2529 Pine
Edward P., clerk, r. 604 Guerrero
Eugene Mrs., widow, r. 2123 Buchanan
John, driver Standard Soda Water Wks,

r. 616 Stevenson
John B., r. 2123 Buchanan
John J., plumber W. D. Hobro, r. 634b 17th
Michael, clerk Thomas McCraith & Co., r.

604 Guerrero
Patrick, r. 604 Guerrero
Thomas A., plumber, r. 604 Guerrero
William J., salesman, r. 604 Guerrero
William V., conductor, r. 460 Chenery
Cassidy Andrew, teamster, r. 404, 6th
Anna, widow, r. 314 Ritch
Anna Miss, laundress, r. 252^^, 3d
Annie C. Miss, r. 3104 Point Lobos Av
Bernard, teamster, r. 901 Battery
Charles F., horse trainer, r. 3104 Point

Lobos Av
Christopher, laborer, r. 238, 7th rear
Christopher B., stenographer, r. 238, 7th

rear
Edward, driver James Cassidy. r. 201, 23d
Frank, iron molder, r. 1336 Natoma
Henry J., cornice maker James Guilfoy
Hugh, r. 1326 Natoma
James, butcher, SW cor 23d and Florida,

r. 201,23a
James, pipemaker Francis Smith & Co., r.

216 Minna
James Jr., butcher James Cassidy, r. 201,

23d
James F., electrician Edison Light and

Power Co., r. 309,5th
James W., teamster, r. 911 Battery rear
John, r. 1604 Howard
John, r. 2312 Bryant Av
John, horse trainer, r. 3104 Point Lobos Av
John, laborer, r. 1326 Natoma
John J., cook, r. 641 Folsom
John P., laborer, r. 129 Harriet
John W., teamster, r. 734 Tehama
Joseph, teamster, r. 2315 Mason
Joseph F., laborer, r. 641 Folsom
Maggie, widow, r. 910 Harrison
Margaret, widow, groceries and liquors,

745 Brannan
Mary, widow, r. 107 Gilbert
Mary A. Miss, r. 3 Morse PI
Mary E. Mrs., stationery, 157, 5th
Mary J., widow, r. 321 Golden Gate Av
Matthew, teamster, r. 21 Sharon
M. Belle Miss, r. 3104 Point Lobos Av
Michael J., bartender D. Connor, r. 32, 2d
Owen, miner, r. 406 Broadway
Patrick, longshoreman, r. 908 Sansome
Patrick J., coremaker, r. 5 Sheridan rear
Patrick W., laborer, r. 22^/4 Hayes
Philip H., teamster, r. 107 Gilbert
Robert, teamster, r. 491, 4th
Robert, track foreman Market St. Ry., r.

114 Lily Av
Ruth, widow, r. 2312 Bryant Av

Cassidy Sarah, widow, r. 1310 Lyon
" Thomas, liquors, 633 Davis, r. 724 Front
" Thomas W., cloth cutter, r. 1326 Natoma
" Virginia A. Miss, r. 3104 Point Lobos Av
" William, ship carpenter, r. 157, 5th
" William E., watchman, r. 2507 Fillmore
J8®"Cassidy. See Casady
Cassin Arthur, restaurant, r. 1130 Kearny
" Francis, r. St. Mary's Hospital
" Francis Jr., clerk W. R. Van Alen. r. 239

Minna
" Frank, policeman, r. 906 York
" John, deckhand str Resolute, r. 935 York
" M. A. Miss, r. Our Lady's Home
" Peter J., shoemaker, r. NW cor Corbett

Av and Clara Av
" Richard J., conductor S. P. Co., r. 2020

Mission
" Thomas, laborer, r. 37 Lily Av
J8@"Cassin. See Cassen and Casson
Cassinelli Stephen, millhand Pac. Roll. Mill,
r. San Bruno Av nr Wayland
" Victor, r. 313 Green
Cassio Giacomo, bootblack, r. 10 Margaret PI
" Giovanni A., barber, 1423 Dupont
" Joseph A., butcher, r. 509 Filbert
" Mary, widow, r. 509 Filbert
Cassou Basile, laborer P. J. Desenfant, r. 112
Clinton
" Bernard, dairyman, cor Wayland and Ham-
ilton
" Christine, widow, r. 112 Trenton
" H. Mme, French laundry, 1504 California
" Joseph, driver Bernard Cassou, r. cor Way-
land and Hamilton
" Pierre, waiter Nevada Restaurant, r. 1130

Kearny
" William, teacher music, r. 632, 23d
Castagnetto Andrea, fish dealer, 1412 Dupont, r.
r. 503 Green
" August, watchmaker Peter Castagnetto, r.

503 Green
" Edward (Valente, Marini & Co.), r. 1524

Stockton
" Giovanni, dry goods, 1234 Dupont
" Peter, watchmaker, 203V2 Montgomery Av,
and wine cellar, 503 Green
Castagnino Brothers (Henry F. and Peter L.),
painters, 1511^^ Stockton
" Emilio, painter Castagnino Bros., r. 527 Bay
" Henry F. (Castagnino Bros.), r. 527 Bay
" Peter L. (Castagnino Bros.), r. 527 Bay
Castalina Domenico, fisherman, r. 1119 Kearny
Castel Edward, teacher, r. 1909 Leavenworth
" George, furniture repairing, 1121 Folsom
>e®-Castel. See Castell
Castelazo Arthur, bookkeeper Anglo-Califomian

Bank, r. 419 Ellis
Castelhun Ella Miss, teacher Horace Mann
Evening School, r. 1046 Valencia
" Frederick C, physician, 935 Market, r. 1046
Valencia
Castemun Frederick C. Jr., attorney at law,

325 Montgomery, rooms 4-5
Castelliun Frederick J., attorney at law, 325
Montgomery, rooms 4-5, r. 215a Valencia
" Mary A. Miss, principal Humboldt Pri-
mary School, r. 215a Valencia
Castell Guillermo, fruits and vegetables, 818
Pacific
" Louis, waiter Frank Douglass, r. 1830
Haight
4®-Castell. See Castel
Castellanos Jose R., barber, 1322 Powell
Castello Manuel, seaman, r. 1517 Dupont
>63-Castello. See Castillo and Costello
Castellon Martha, widow, r. 15171/4 Mason
Castelotti William, polisher S. F. Novelty and

Plating Wks, r. iiWi- 4th
Casten Dora Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 621 Ash Av
Casteret Peter, laundryman D. Lapouble & Co.
Castiglioni Luigi, florist P. Canepa & Co.
Castillar Harrison M., r. 606 Montgomery
" H. M. Mrs. bookbinder, 605 Montgomery,
r. 606 Montgomery
Castilli Brothers (Nicholas and Pedro), garden-
ers, 29 th Av South nr J
" Nicholas (Castilli Bros.), r. 29th Av South
nr J

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Castilli Pedro (Castilli Bros.), r. :29tli Av South

nr J
Castillo Leo M., searcher records, r. 1063 Mc-
Allister
" Luigi, r. 1113 Montgomery rear
4®="Castillo. See Castello and Costello
Castle Albert E. (Castle Bros.),r. 3442 Jackson
" Arthur H. (Castle Bros.), r. 2489 Jackson

CASTLE BROTHERS

(CHarlotte L., Walter M., Albert E. and
Arthur H. Castle), importers tea, coffee
and spices and commission merctiants,
200-208 Davis, from Sacramento to
Commercial, telephone Main 293
Castle Charles, laborer, r. 127, 4th
Castle Charles H., vice-president and manager
California Iron and Wrecking Co., 638-
640, 3d, r. 459 Bryant

" Charlotte Miss, stenographer and book-
keeper Cal. iron and Wrecking Co., r.
459 Bryant

" Charlotte L. Mrs. (Castle Bros.), r. 3489
Jackson

" Edgar M., collector Pickens, Fulton & Co.

" George, plumber, r. 634b 17th

" Henry, salesman, r. 39 Turk

" Herman H., messenger Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. Alameda

" Howard, tin roofer James Guilfoy, r. 7
Godeus

" J., teamster Albert E. Buckman, r. NW
cor Steiner and Hermann

" James, teamster, r. Prospect Av nr Cort-
land Av

'• John C, teamster, r. Prospect Av nr Cort-
land Av

" John G., shipwright, r. 544 Howard

" John H., r. 544 Howard

" Michael, r. SW cor Laguna and Washington

" Minnie Mrs., r. 7 Godeus

" N. H., r. University Club

" Raymond, helper Atlas I. Wks, r. NE cor
Napa and Louisiana

" Stephen, pilot, 506 Battery, r. 2338 Jones

" Walter M. (Castle Bros.), r. 1719 Bush
3^"Castle. See Cassel and Castel
Castlen Edward B., traveling salesman Brig-
ham, Hoppe & Co., r. 3607 Clay

" John G., traveling salesman Brigham,
Hoppe & Co., r. 714 Ashbury

" Marie J. Miss, artist, r. 414 Clayton
€astleton The, Mrs. J. C. McCauley proprietor,

207 Mason
Castner C. A. & Co. (Charles A. Castner, Robert
McLellan and Nathan W. Collins), mast
and spar makers, E s Channel nr 7th St.
Bridge

» Charles A. (C. A. Castner & Co.), r. 813
Haight

" Ernest v., bartender Henry Muller, r. 530
Pacific

" Frederick S.. gardener, r. 700 Tennessee
rear
€asto Grant E., r. 33 Silver

■" Timothy E., cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r.
231/2 South Park

" William S., cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r.
2314 South Park
Castor Charles F., policeman, r. 364 Sanchez

" Joseph, janitor, r. 2803 Golden Gate Av

" Sophia, widow, r. 1200 Larkin
Castro Annie Miss, dressmaking, r. 96514 Harri-
son

" Antonio, clerk Charles Valensolo, r. 334
Green

" Charles, r. 11 17^ Kearny

" Elisha, barber, 441, 6th

*' J. B., capitalist, r. Commercial Hotel

" Jose C, liquors, 141 Montgomery, r. Ala-
meda

" Juan, waiter str San Juan

" Juana, widow, r. 1318 Dupont

" Leonardo, clerk, r. 12 Hinckley

" Louisa, widow, r. 12th Av bet M and N

" Manuel, clerk, r. 12 Hinckley

" Mary, widow, r. 12 Hinckley

" Mary, domestic, 136 McAllister

" Paul, harness maker, r. 1 Salmon

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

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ARTISTIC DESIGHS.

9, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Castro Street Land Co., C. W. McAfee presi-
dent, A. S. Baldwin seci'etary, 10 Mont-
gomery

Castro Street Pharmacy, Dr. James H. Sey-
mour proprietor, 1334 Castro
" William, coachman, r. 14 Ellis

Casty John, carpenter, r. 1043 Army

Casutt Christian F., milker G. L. Perham, r.
Cambridge nr Bacon

Caswell Albert J., house painter, r. 18th Av
South nr N
" E. E. Mrs. (E. E. Caswell & Co.), r. 711
Jones

CASWELL E. E. & CO.,

(Mrs. E. E. Caswell and Miss Carrie
Wright), milliners, 28 Post

Caswell Erastus, piano manufacturer, 735 Mar-
ket, r. 335 Geary
" George W. (George W. Caswell & Co.), r.
1931 Sacramento
Caswell George W. & Co. (G. W. Caswell and
G. H. De Mamiel), importers teas, cof-
fees, spices and olive oils, 406 Sacra-
mento, telephone Main 5351
" Harvey Mrs., r. 535 Post
" Joseph P., baker, r. 543 Linden Av
" Marion F., clerk S. P. Co., r. 2609 Folsom
Caswell Thomas H., Grand Secretary Grand
Chapter R. A. M., Giand Recorder Grand
Commandery Knights Templar, and
Grand Recorder Grand Council R. and
S. M., Masonic Temple, r. 418 Bartlett
Cataford Louis L., carpenter, r. 1315 Rhode

Island
Catania Joseph, fish dealer, 86-87 California

Market, r. 1707 Powell
Catanich Joseph A., r. 515 Taylor
Cataract and Wide West Gravel Mining Co.,
William B. Lake secretary, 69 Colum-
bian Bldg
Cate Brothers (Harry R. and Frank L.), paint-
ers and whlteners, 717 Lott
" Charles, bricklayer, r. 717 Lott
" Charles H., range setter John G. lis & Co.,

r. 3304 Geary
" Edward A., chair maker Heywood Bros. &

Co., r. 717 Lott
" Frank L. (Cate Bros.), r. 30 Moss
" Harry R. (Cate Bros.), r. 717 Lott
" Sarah, widow, r. 34 Oak Grove Av
" William H., printer, r. 1724 Lexington Av
Catechi John (Stathopulos & Catechi), r. 208, 3d
Catelani Giuseppi, fruits and vegetables, 703

Turk
Catelli Adolph P., clerk, r. 34 Byington Av
Cater George E., with Union Lumber Co., r. 733
Bush

CATERER AND PURVEYOR,

Charles F. Seaburg, 208 Hyde

Caterina J. T., master mariner, r. 29 Geary
Gates Augustus, carpenter, r. 269 Minna
Cathale John, carpenter, r. 23^4 Laskie
Cathalinat Jacques, barber, 620 Broadway, r. 807

Pacific
Cathcart Alexander T., r. 1336 Sanchez
" Alfred B., bookkeeper Anspacher Bros., r.

23 Whitney
" Alfred B. Jr., clerk Anglo-American Crock-
ery and Glassware Co., r. 52 Whitney
" Charles S., clerk, r. 1033 Sacramento
" David, miner, r. 136 Ellis
" Ellen E., widow, r. 1033 Sacramento
" Frank H., instrument maker, r. 1033 Sacra-
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Cathcart John J., clerk M. J. Brandenstein &
Co., r. 1032 Sacramento
" Mary, widow, r. 236 Pacific
" "Walter, photographer, r. 1121 Webster
" William P., clerk H. S. Crocker Co., r. 1032
Sacramento
Cathey Charles L., gripman Presidio and
Ferries RR. r. 1540 Sacramento
" Elizabeth Mrs., r. 1540 Sacramento
Catholic Apostolic Churcli, Rev. William M.
Pearl pastor, 638, 18th

Catholic Art and Book Company

Margarita Waldteufel president,
Emile L. Waldteufel vice-president,
Josepli A. Waldteufel secretary and
treasurer, AchiUe Waldteufel mana-
ger, dealers Catliolic books, stationery
and church ornaments, 723 Market
Catholic Ladies' Aid Society, Miss Margaret
Curtis grand secretary. 75 Donohoe Bldg
Cathpole W. W., seaman, r. 126 Ellis
Catlett George C, traveling salesman Cal.

Wine Assn., r. 1708 Howard
Catlin Amelia G. Miss, principal Buena Vista

Primary School, r. 791 Sutter
Catoir Albert, printer, r. 1410a Pacific

" Julius, butcher, r. 1410a Pacific
Caton George R., tailor, r. 4 White
" Manuel, laborer Frank Fisher, r. 119 Jack-
son
Cator George, laborer, r. 422 Brannan
" George, teamster, r. 110 Shipley
" Henry E., boltmaker Pac. Roll. Mill, r.

227 Clara
" James H., shoemaker, r. 18 Dearborn
•' Lena M. Miss, clerk, r. 227 Clara
" Leonora, widow, r. 327 Clara
" Thomas V., attorney at law, 212 Sansome,

room 20, r. 216 Devisadero
" Zachariah T., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 227
Clara
Catorno Antonio, candy maker, r. 249 Pacific
Catsules Paul, waiter, r. 1022 Mission
Cattarina Michael, porter, r. 1059 Broadway
Cattell Lawrence J., clerk cashiers dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., Oakland
Cattenzar Frank, fisherman, r. 319 Green
Cattermole Charles H., groceries and liquors,
NW cor Davis and Broadway, r. 1522
Mason
" John C, stevedore, r. 1526 Mason
Catterson William J., carpenter, r. 565 Steven-
son
Catto Joseph, marble worker, r. 3258i4 Mission

" John, fisherman, r. 908 Sansome
Catto John, monumental granite and marble
works, NW cor 29th and Mission, r. 123
California Av
Catton Anna M.. widow, r. 1417 Taylor
Catton, Bell & Co. (James E. Bell and A. Dal-
ton Harrison), shipping and commission
merchants, insurance agents and to-
bacco dealers, and agents Lloyd's Union
Assurance Society, Cameron Tobacco
Co. and proprietors Wool Agency Ware-
house and Scouring Works, 436 Town-
send, office 406 California
" Frederick R. Jr., clerk Catton, Bell & Co.,

r. Oakland
" William M., cashier Catton, Bell & Co., r.
1417 Taylor
Cattran Joseph H., shipjoiner, r. 438, 2d
" Nellie Miss, stenographer Sunset Seed
and Plant Co., r. 438, 2d
Can Anna, widow, r. 6 Washoe PI

Caubu Peter, dairyman, 19th Av South bet G

andH
Cauca Valley Development Co.. Carl W. Elfving
president, George M. Hubbard vice-
president, Arthur Ell ott treasurer, Vic-
tor F. Seawell secretary, Jason C. Hub-
bard superintendent, 217 Sansome
Caudle William L., cook Cardall & Marston, r.

45 Everett
Caufield Edward, stair builder, r. 2431 Harrison
" Kate Miss, r. 243114 Harrison
" Patrick, molder Western Foundry, r. 24311/4
Harrison
Cauhape Brothers (Jean P. and Grat), wood and
coal, 838 Harrison
" Grat (Cauhape Bros.), r. 836 Harrison
" Jean, nursery, Amazon Av nr Madrid
" Jean P. (Cauhape Bros.), r. 836 Harrison
" Peter, florist Jean Mialocq, r. 1518 Bush
Cauley Henry, teamster, r. 363'/4, 11th

" .iohn, fireman str John S. Hartley
Caulfield Alban B., salesman Moore, Ferguson
& Co., r. Oakland
" Bridget, widow, r. 287 Chenery
" Charles H., plumber William F. Wilson, r.

1023 Pierce
" Clara Miss, tailoress, r. 287 Chenery
" Frank, laborer, r. 4 Goodsell PI
" Henry F., plumber, r. 228 Ritch
" John, teamster, r. 85 West Mission
" John, waiter, r. 224 Minna
" Martin, stevedore, r. 85 West Mission
" Rosanna, widow, r. 228 Ritch rear
Cause William B., clerk C. J. O'Donnell & Co.,

r. 139, 4th
Causse Marius, laundry, 320 Larkin
Cautiello Louis, musician, r. 813 Vallejo
Cava Giovanni B., bootblack, r. 10 Margaret PI
" Giuseppe, bootblack, 125 Montgomery Av,

r. 10 Margaret PI
" Ricardo, bootblack, r. 10 Margaret PI
Cavaco Joaquin J., 1st officer str Apache
Cavaglia Giovanni B., carpenter, r. 926a Green-
wich
" Onorio, carpenter, r. 926a Greenwich
Cavagna Adolph, liquors, 2501 Sutter
Cavagnaro Albert, groceries and liquors, cor
Onondaga and Delaware Avs
" Antonio, r. 309 Broadway
" Antonio, r. 11 Landers
Cavagnaro Augustino A., druggist, SE cor
Powell and Vallejo
" D. & Sons (Louis and Joseph A.), groceries
and liquors, NW cor Bauer and Mission
Road
" Domenico, gardener, Colombo Market
•' F. & Co. (Fiorenzo Cavagnaro andGaetano
Rivolta), liquors, 17 City Hall Av
Cavagnaro Fiorenzo (F. Cavagnaro & Co.), and
proprietor Pioneer Wine Vaults, 626
Montgomery, r. 2618 Gough
" Francis A., ofQce 610 Montgomery, r. 915

Jackson
" Frank, shoemaker, 1718 Stockton, r. 1720

Stockton
" Giovanni B., r. 12^ Sycamore Av
" Joseph, clerk, r. 1720 Stockton
" Joseph A. (D. Cavagnaro & Sons), r. cor
Ocean House Road and Delaware Av
Cavagnaro Joseph F., attorney at law, 610
Montgomery, r. 1010 Broderick
" Julia, widow, r. 528a Green
" Louis (D. Cavagnaro & Sons), r. NW cor

Bauer and Mission Road
" Nancy Miss, dressmaker, r. 1523 Mason
Cavalli Andreas (Cavalli Bros.), r. 822 Mont-
gomery
" Angiolina Miss, bookkeeper George F.
Cavalli, r. 821 Vallejo
Cavalli Brothers (Andreas and Paul), machin-
ists, 823 Montgomery
Cavalli George F., editor and proprietor L'El-
vezia, and books and stationery, 1
Montgomery Av, r. 819 Union
" Giovanni, teamster, r. 7O6V2 Bryant
" Juan, longshoreman, r. 20 Hinckley
" Marie, widow, r. 706^4 Bryant
" Paul (Cavalli Bros.), r. 822 Montgomery
Cavallier Joseph, bookkeeper, r. The Baldwin

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Cavalio Adolph, lithographer Britton & Rey, r.

3 Gerke Alley
" James, carpenter, r. 2 Gerke Alley
" John, baker, r. 2 Gerke Alley
Cavalsky Valdemar, dentist. 24, 6th
Cavanagh Ann, widow, r. 1786 Folsom
• ' Charles, laborer, r. Railroad Avnr 3-2d Av

South
" Daniel J., metal roofer Conlin & Roberts,

r. 1236 Folsom
" Edward, longshoreman O. R. & N. Co., r.

Railroad Av nr 32d Av South
" Eugene J., clerk Baldwin & Hammond, r.

1336 Folsom
" Frank, telegraph operator, r. 417 Filbert
" Frank J., clerk, r. ISSOVs Lexington Av
" George W., clerk Union I. Wks, r. 1786

Folsom
" Hugh J., barber, 31, 9th
" J., millhandPac. RollMill
" Jane, widow, r. 1511V4 Larkin
" John, bricklayer, r. 1119
" John, clerk Thomas Hallinan
" John, machinist, r. 852 Folsom
" John, oiler str City of Rio de Janeiro
" John D., bricklayer, r. 417 Stevenson
" Lawrence, fireman Baldwin Hotel Gas and

Electric Light Works, r. 1024% Folsom
" Margaret, domestic, r. 28 Hawthorne
" Mary, widow, r. 1236 Folsom
" Mary, widow, r. 2112 Baker
" Mary Mrs., lodgings, 17 Grant Av
" Maurice, bookkeeper Lewis Packing Co.

and Vinegar Works, r. 108, 12th
" Michael B., r. 2 Zoe
" Thomas, laborer, r. 1786 Folsom
" Thomas F.. machinist Union I. Wks, r.

1452 Minna
" Thomas J., policeman, r. 915^4 Jones
" William A., machinist Union Gas Engine

Co., r. 731, 17th
" William J., manager Oakland Art Pottery

and Terra Cotta Works, 1175 Market, r.

1024 Minna
Cavanaugh Alice L. Miss, telephone operator,

r. 2811 Harrison
" Amelia, widow, r. 306c Lily Av
" Annie, widow, r. 352 Clementina
" Charles, clerk Hornlein Bros.
" Charles H., plumber, r. 2811 Harrison
" Charles R., boxmaker, r. 92, 25th
" Christopher H., machinist Union I. Wks,

r. 3811 Harrison
" George, elevator operator Raphaels
" George G., salesman Schussler Bros., r.

Oakland
" James, porter, r. 418, 1st
" James B., policeman, r. bOSYi Broderlck
" Johanna, widow, r. 163 Shipley
" John J., seaman, r. 1,531^ Clara
Cavanaugh Joseph T., proprietor Overall

Laundry and Supply Co., 2212 Folsom, r.

336 Eddy
" Julia, widow, r. 3945 Washington
" Margaret, widow, r. 15^/4 Clara
" Michael, laborer, r. 26211/4 Harrison
" Michael, laborer, r. 320, 3d
" Michael, laundryman La Grande Laundry
" Patrick, painter, r. 11 Mason
" Patrick T., bartender William Barclay, r.

616 Bush
" Richard, candy maker J. Seidl & Co., r. 5

Alaska PI
" Robert E., grainer, r. 2811 Harrison
" Robert H., r. 92, 25th
" Thomas, blacksmith, r. 77 Natoma
" Thomas, calker, r. 2811 Harrison
'< Thomas, porter Murphy, Grant & Co., r.

418, 1st
" Thomas H., candy maker Frank Maskey,

r. 5 Alaska PI
" Walter T., helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r.

152% Clara
" William, agent, r. 513 Octavia
" William, carbuilder Market St. Ry., r. 636,

23d
" William H., butcher, r. 152% Clara
4®=Cavanaugh. See Cavanagh, Kavanagh and

Kavanaugh

W. &J. SLOANE&CO.,

POf?TIEf?ES,

Largest Assortment on the Coast.
6-41-<5-4-'7 VWarket St.

Cavarly Frank B., clerk, r. 791 Sutter
" Jennie D. Miss, r. 1320 Page
" John M. Jr., storekeeper Pacific Mail S. S.

Co., r. 1815 Sutter
" Julia F. Miss, r. 1320 Page
j8®=Cavarly. See Caverly
Oavasso Heloise Mme., ostrich feathers dyed,

cleaned and curled, 2 Delaware Court
Cavazos Raphael, specialist, r. 1010 Washington
Cavazza Andrea, cook, r. 633 Broadway
Cave Carlisle, engineer, r. 33 Rausch
" T. C. Mrs., widow, r. 1324 Sutter
Cavellera Seraflno, carpenter, r. Richland Av nr

Andover Av
Caveney Annie Mrs., teacher music, r. 852 Fol-
som
" Catherine, widow, r. 1303 Harrison
" Hugh J., clerk Post Office, r. 852 Folsom
" John, machinist, r. 852 Folsom
" John W., stock cutter W. F. Van Bergen &

Co., r. 852 Folsom
" Thomas, janitor New City Hall
Caverly Ann, widow, r. 15 Scott
" John W., r. 326 Ellis

" O. E., watchman S. P. Co., r. East Oakland
4®-Caverly. See Cavarly

Cavers George A., coalpasser str State of Cali-
fornia, r. 156% Silver
Cavesi Louis C, laborer Western Sugar Refi-
nery, r. 1102% Tennessee
Cavey Auguste, waiter, r. 1313 Stockton
Cavignot Joseph C, cook B. Jouanou & Son, r.

555 Mission
Caville Alexandre (Caville & Bousquet), r. 1122
Dupont
" & Bousquet (Alexandre Caville and Mrs.
Josephine Bousquet), liquors, 1122 Du-
pont
Cavin James, seaman, r. 110 Berry
" James C, clerk Railway Mail Service, r.
544 Castro
Cavitt William C, proprietor Revere House,

675 Mission
Cawley David, fireman str Lakme, r. 34, 2d
•' George, liquor dealer, r. 521% Stevenson
" Henry, liquors, 1 Polk, r. 363%, 11th
" John, fireman, r. 1918c Powell
" William, liquors, 400 McAllister, r. 211%

Ridley
" William H., r. 1918A Powell
Cawson James, engineer, r. 3014 Larkin
Cawthra Arthur H., bookkeeper Goldberg,

Bowen & Co., r. 505 Ellis
Cayere Joseph, laundryman French Hospital
Cayford Richard N., horseshoer, 313, 17th
Cayla Josephine, domestic, 1123 California
Cayot Augustus M., policeman, r. 1109 Green
Cayron Mary Miss, waiter, r. 114% Welsh

" Louis, laborer, r. 114% Welsh
Cazajous Marie, ironer Jules J. Augas, r. 214,

17th
Cazala Angela, widow, r. 1205 Clay
Cazalis J., cook French Hospital
Cazassus J., cook, r. 814 Montgomery
Cazeau Marie Mrs., midwife, r. 3717 Harrison

" William, bartender, r. 113, 4th
Cazeaux Jennie, widow, r. 819 Broadway
" John, r. 404 Ellis

" Theresa Mrs., proprietor Hotel Marechal
Niel, 404 Ellis
Cazeres William, butcher, 323, 5th
Cazero Frank, carpenter, r. 423 Filbert
Cazes John E., asst. receiving teller London,

Paris and American Bank, r. 711 Jones
Cazneau E. M., helper Washburn & Moen Mfg.
Co.

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Cazneau Ercilia, widow, r. 1709 Dupont
" Jennie, widow, r. 2217 Howard
" Thomas L., bartender, r. 11 Kearny
" William L., bartender, r. 1709 Dupont
Ceballis N., saloon keeper, r. 123 Eddy
Cebrlan John C, architect, 114 Montgomery, r.

1801 Octavia
Ceccarelli Giovanni (Puccinelli & Ceccarelli),

r. Firebaugh, Fresno Co.
Cecchettini Achille, fruits and vegetables, 1246
Sanchez
" Fedele, gardener, Colombo Market
" Giovanni, clerk A. Cecchettini, r. 1246 San-
chez
Cecchi Pio, macaroni maker L. Valsangiacomo

&Co., r. 917 Jackson
Cecchini Angelo, florist, r. 182 Stevenson
" R., subscription agent Italian Publishing
Co.
Cecil Arthur W., stenographer, r. 19 Belvedere
" John, clerk S. P. Co., r. 2318i^ Larkin
" Samuel W., cigar dealer, r. 19 Belvedere
Cedar Axel, housemover Olof Wilson, r. 409, 5th
" Creek Mining Co., Peter Dunn secretary,
306 Market
Cederberg Peter A., cabinet maker Sterling
Furniture Co., r. 927 Florida
" Swen A., cabinet maker Sterling Furniture
Co., r. 927 Florida
Cederblad Emil, steward Wilson Dining Saloon,

r. 1026. 19th
Cederbloom Arved R. (Cederbloom & Dyhr), r.
Oakland
" John S., blacksmith, r. 25 Albion Av
" T. H., blacksmith, r. 25 Albion Av
" & Dyhr (Arved R. Cederbloom and Peder
J. Dyhr), merchant tailors, 410 Kearny
Cederg:reen William, r. 23 Pleasant
Celestino C, milker, r. 216 Jackson '

Celestres William, peddler, r. I3314 Diamond
Celiento John, bartender Daniel Carroll, r. 266

Brannan
Celillo Frank, barber A. J. Stein, r. 523 Green
Cella Antonio, fruits and vegetables, 502% Post,

r. 6 Scott PI
Cella Carlo, laborer, r. 118 Washington
Cella Louis, native wines, 23 Kissling

" Nicomedo, r. 293!4 Union
Cellarius Charles (Thomas Taylor & Co.), r. 2031
Vallejo
" Eleanor G. Mrs., dressmaking, 309'^ 6th
" Hardy G., bookkeeper Thomas Taylor &

Co., r. 2031 Vallejo
" William, musician, r. 124a 11th
Celle Domenico, r. 11 Pollard Av
" Domenico, baker J. B. Celle, r. 4 Card Alley
" John B., macaroni manufacturer, 8 Mar-
garet PI, r. 4 Card Alley
Celler Louise,widow, confectionery, 1315 Powell
" Mark, furnishing goods, 30, 7th
" Michael, teamster, r. 727 Folsom
" Samuel, upholsterer, r. 727 Folsom
-6®=Celler. See Seller and Zeller
Celli Anita Miss, dressmaker, r. 113 Gough
Cellier Alfred, with Alfred Borel & Co., and
secretary Swiss Rifle Club, r. 703 Sutter
Cello Domenico, laborer, r. 10 Margaret PI
" Giovanni B., laborer, r. 10 Margaret PI
" Luigi, laborer, r. 10 Margaret PI
" Michael, laborer, r. 10 Margaret PI
Centemeri P. & Co., Frank L. Bird manager,
manufacturers, importers and retail
dealers kid gloves, 7 Kearny
Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church
South, Rev. Ritchie J. Briggs, D. D.,
pastor, S s Bush bet Gough and Octavia |

Centennial Furniture Factory, Charles GrefEe
proprietor, 508-510, 5th
" Lodging House, Mrs. Julia Hemberger,
proprietor, 118 Drumm
Centennial Stables, Michael Conlon proprietor,

1521-1525 California
Center A. Mrs., widow, r. 122 Fair Oaks
" A. G., machinist Union I. Wks, r. 731 Min-
nesota
Center Alexander, general agent Pacific Mail
Steamship Co., office 425 Market, r. SW
cor Vallejo and Fillmore
" Daniel, capi talist, 37, 5th
" George H., conductor, r. 1711^ San Car-
los Av
Center George L., president Abbey Land and
Improvement Co., 302 Montgomery, rooms
7-8, r. NE cor 16th and Shotwell
Center John, capitalist, r. NE cor 16th and
Shotwell
" John, carpenter, r. 2022 Folsom
" Samuel (Center & Spader), r. Alameda
" William, helper William A. Schrock
Center & Spader (Samuel Center and Charles
T. Spader), real estate and house brok-
ers, 30 Montgomery, telephone Main 1389
49"Center. See Senter
Centlivre Charles F., fruit peddler, r. 1615

Powell
Centoni Giovanni, farmer, r. 702 Front
Central Block, 14 Grant Av
Central California Lumber Co., J. F. Kennedy
president, Geo. T. Shaw secretary, 405
Montgomery, room 2

CENTRAL COAL CO.

(successors to J. Macdonough & Co.),
J. J. McNamara president, A. T.
Fletcher secretary, importers and
dealers in coal, coke and pig iron, 104
Market, telephone Drumm 39, yards
SW cor Spear and Folsom, Sw cor
Main and Folsom and SE cor Beale and
Folsom

Central Electric Railway Co., Albert Gallatin
president, Joshua Barker secretary,
Horatio P. Livermore general manager,
320 Sansome, room 16
" Free Dispensary, 110 Ellis

Central Gas Light Co. The (Pacific Gas Im-
provement Co. lessees, SW cor Annie
and Stevenson), H. J. Crocker president,
Maurice Casey secretary, 508 California,
rooms 1-2

Central Hardware and Supply Co., Fred H.
Gibson president, George R. Gibson sec-
retary, undertakers' supplies, 852 Mis-
sion

Central Hardware and Tool Co., Robinson &
Wade proprietors, 12, 1st nr Market
" Hotel, Michael C. McGrath proprietor,

530-542, 3d
" House, Walker & Humpris proprietors, 871
Market

Central Lumber and Mill Co. (incorporated),
Andrew Christenson president, Alexan-
der H. Buhne secretary, planing mills,
lumber dealers, etc., 20-26, 10th
" Lodging House, Gustave Anderson propri-
etor, 52, 2d

Central Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev.
Elbert R. Dille, D. D., pastor, N s Mis-
sion bet 6th and 7th
" Oil Gas Stove Co., 14 Drumm

Central Pacific Railroad Co., W. M. Thompson
secretary, 27 Hobart Bldg

Central Park, SE cor Market and 8th

Central Park Association, D. R. McNeill pres-
ident and general manager. Miss G. C.
McNeill secretary, office 1189 Market

CENTRAL PARK FAIR,

Joseph L. Breyer proprietor, dealers
in crockery, glassware, agateware,
hardware, etc., 1181-1185 Market

Central Pharmacy, Charles A. Bayly proprietor,
SW cor Grant Av and Sutter

Central Pharmacy, Dr. E. E. Hill proprietor,
N W cor Ellis and Larkin

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Central Plating Works (George R. Gibson, A. C.
Lassen and William Recknagle), gold
and silver platers, 852 Mission
Central Police Station, New City Hall base-
ment

" Sales Yard Co., Clawson & Killip propri-
etors, office and sales yards, N E cor Van
Ness Av and Market

" Salt Water Baths, Rienzi Hughes pro-
prietor. 208, 3d
Central Storage Warehouse Co., Beckendorf &
Welch proprietors, office and warehouse,
524/2 Bush
Centre Market, P. J. G. Kenna superintendent,

S E cor Sutter and Grant Av
Centrup Charles, boots and shoes, 2603 Mission
Ceralli Domenico, bootblack, r. 1521 Dupont rear
Cercle Francais, D. G. Lucien manager, 421 Post
Cerciat Eugene (Cerciat & Co.), r. 819 Larkin

" & Co. (Eugene Cerciat), laundry, 918 Larkin
Cereghino Angelo, butcher, 1306 Dupont, r. 14
Hinckley

" Antonio, bootblack, 646 Clay, r. 3 St.
Charles PI
Cereghino Benedetto, wood, coal and charcoal,
430 Pacific

" Carlo, locksmith, 3341 Mission

" David, bootblack, 607 Sacramento, r. 407
Pacific

" David, cooper. Mission Road opp. Francis

" Dominick, bartender John Cereghino, r. 14
Hinckley

" Gabriel, scavenger, r. 329 Green

" Giovanni, carpenter and builder, r. 624 Bay

" Isidoro J., assistant bookkeeper U. S. Sub-
Treasury, r. 907 Lombard

• ' J. Mrs., widow, r. 420 Filbert

" John, laborer, r. 329 Gr en

" John, liquors, 100 McAllister, r. 8 Everett

" Joseph, r. 7 Tiffany PI

" Joseph (Cereghino & Debenedetti), r. 3258
Mission

" Joseph, machinist Joseph Black, r. 420 Fil-
bert

" Ludovick, clerk Cereghino & Co., r. cor
Mission and Silver Av

" Louis, carpenter, r. cor Marshall and Mis-
sion

" Louis, scavenger, r. 1918 Mason

" Maria, widow, r. 22 Dunn Alley

" Maria, widow, r. 329 Green

" Rocco (Cereghino & Co.), r. cor Mission and
Silver Av

" Stephen, blacking maker, r. 3 St. Charles
PI

" Vincent (G. Orsi& Co.), r. 7 Buena Vista

" & Co. (Rocco Cereghino, Fernando Cordano
and Joseph Mezzero), general merchan-
dise, cor Mission and Silver Av

" & Debenedetti (Joseph Cereghino and
Joseph Debenedetti), dry goods, 3258
Mission
Cerelli Dominic, macaroni maker L. Valsangia-
como & Co. , r. 17 Pf eiffer

" Giovanni, fruits and vegetables, 17
Pfeiffer
4®=Cerelli. See Cirelli
Ceremilla Biagio, bootblack, r. 254 Perry
Ceresa Emile, waiter Giovanni Roccatagliata,
r. 928 Pacific

" Ferdinando, laborer Sanguinetti & Co.
Cerf Albert (Cerf, Schloss & Co.), r. 716 Post

" Baruch, superintendent I. X. L. Lime Co.,
r. 1155 Ootavia

" Emanuel, expressman, NW cor 3d and
Mission, r. 109, 11th

" Ernest (Russell, Cerf & Mowry), r. San
Luis Obispo, Cal.

" Eugene, cashier Blochman & Cerf, r. 1155
Octavia

" Eugene, furniture, 760 Howard, r. 278 Te-
hama
Cerf Joseph L., druggist, 1001 McAllister

" Jules C, salesman Porter, Slessinger &
Co., r. 1216 Geary

" Julius, teamster, r. 109, 11th

" Moise (Blochman & Cerf), r. 1155 Octavia

" Myrtile, bookkeeper Blochman & Cerf, r.
1155 Octavia

WASHBURN & MOEN MFG. CO.,

Cerf, Schloss & Co. (Albert Cerf and Benjamin
Schloss), crockery and glassware. 111
Battery
Cerimelo Carmelo, bootblack, r. 11 Pollard PI
" Giovanni B., bootblack, r. 11 Pollard PI
■' Ludovico, bootblack, r. 10 Margaret PI
Cerini Frank M., manager Milton Heynemann,

406 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Cerisola Nicola, native wines, 1819 Union
Cerkel Joseph D., clerk, r. 921 Folsom
" Julius, expressman, r. 921 Folsom
" Wolf, grainbroker, 62 Merchants' Exchange
Bldg, r. 2120 Geary
Cerles Germain, yardman Legallet-Hellwig
Tanning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad
Av
Cerne Franc, molder Marshutz & Cantrell, r.
211/2 Welsh
" Michael, molder Thompson Bros., r. 21^4
Welsh
Cerney F., cook Cafe Zinkand, r. 330 Fremont
CernogorcevichTeofllo, bartender, r. 317 Leaven-
worth
Cernogori Stephen, cooper Lachman & Jacobi,

r. 535/2 Union
Cerrielle Albert, plumber, r. 622 Bay

" Giovanni, r. 622 Bay
Cerruti Anton, superintendent Fontana & Co.,
r. 176 Vandewater
" Domenico, engineer Fontana & Co., r. 417b

Francisco
" Eduardo delicacies, 1311 Dupont
" Paul (Paul Cerruti & Co.), r. 135 Oak
" Paul & Co. (Paul Cerruti and Alexander
Craviotto), fruits and vegetables, 135
Oak
" Victor, sausage maker Eduardo Cerruti, r.
1311 Dupont
Cerribello A. F., r. 134, 4th

Cerutti Francisco, clerk Emilio Savio, r. 534
O'Farrell
" Giovanni, widow, groceries, 1523 Dupont
" John, scavenger, r. 10 Cadell Alley
Cervantes Henry, clerk Alexander Jacobs, r. 117
Trenton
" Henry Jr., clerk, r. 117 Trenton
Cervelli AUesandro, waiter J. Larrouy, r. 1013
Montgomery
" B. & Co. (Basilio Cervelli, Daniel Romani
and Angelo Carignani), sausage makers,
433 Broadway
" Basilio (B. Cervelli & Co.), r. 433 Broadway
" Ernest, hotel keeper, r. 1505 Dupont
" N. & Co. (Narciso Cervelli), beer bottler, 507

Francisco
" Narciso (N. Cervelli & Co.), r. NE cor

Francisco and Mason
" Rafael, r. 1607% Dupont
" Virginia, widow, r. 525 Union
Cervieres Casimir, baker, r. N nr 14th Av South
Cesare Giuseppe, r. 19 Ohio PI
Cesari Cesare, farmer, r. 610 Broadway rear
Ceschi Peter E., cook, r. 507 Pine
Cesena Cipriano, vaquero, r. 845, 15th Av South
" Cipriano Jr., tanner, r. 17th Av South bet

Q and R
" George, laborer The Norton Tanning Co., r.

15th Av South bet P and Q
" Joaquin E., r. 334, 7th

" Michael, wool puller The Norton Tanning
Co., r. 846, 15th Av South
Cevasco Antonio, peddler, r. 10 Russell

" Emanuel, r. 1216 Filbert
Cevasco Emanuel J., advertising manager La
Voce del Popolo, 729 Montgomery, r. 1316
Filbert

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Cevasco Felix, r. 1216 Filbert

Cevasco Giovanni B., railroad and steamship
agent and proprietor La Voce del Popolo,
729 Montgomery, r. 1216 Filbert

Ceylon Spice Co. (Philadelphia, Pa.), John H.
Spohn agent, 318 Battery

Ceylon Tea Co., Henry W. Burmester proprietor,

1143 Market

ChabotM. Albina Miss (Horst & Chabot), r. 519
Van Ness Av
" Mary A. Miss, dressmaking, 452 Haight
Chaboya Josephine, tailoress Henry Davis, r.

1144 Howard

Chabree Louis, tailor, r. 1012a Washington
Chace Amelia, widow, r. 2126 Broderick
" Charlotte E., widow, r. 2030^4 Steiner
" John B., clerk W. W. Montague & Co., r.

" Nathan L., janitor, r. 547 Mrana
^S'Chace. See Chase

Chadboume Edna Miss, stenographer Philip L.
Koscialowski
" Edward W., porter Tillmann & Bendel, r.
r. Oakland
Chadboume Forrest S., president Pacific
American Decorative Co., 26 O'Farrell,
and State Harbor Conmiissioner, 10 Cali-
fornia, r. 1106 Bush
" F. S. & Co., furniture, office 26 O'Farrell
" Howard F., salesman Eclipse Cracker Co.,

r. 420 Leavenworth
" Samuel W., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

3219'/^ Sacramento
" Thomas E.. c ishier Eclipse Cracker Co., r.

131 Chestnut
" Thomas J., manager Eclipse Cracker Co.
218 Sacramento, r. 1412 Dupont
4S="Chadbourne. See Shadburne
Chadwick Charles, r. 7th Av bet I and J
" Elizabeth Mrs., liquors, 7th Av bet I and J
" Frank R., paying teller Donohoe-Kelly

Banking Co., r. Oakland
» Fred C, clerk P. Roscoe McNulty, r. 132814

Vallejo
" James P., architect, r. 13281/2 Vallejo
" Nathaniel G., carpenter and builder, r.

132814 Vallejo
" Rufus S., stonecutter, r. 8 Vassar PI
Chaffee Delbert, driver H. A. Clifford, r. Bacon
nr Cambridge
" Fred K., clerk P. M. SS. Co's wharf, r.
418 Sutter
Chaffer Thomas, agent, r. 418 Day
Chaguet Gregoire (Poey & Chaguet), r. 1567

Market
Chaigneau Alfred, publisher and proprietor Le
Franco-Californien, 529 California
" Kate, widow, r. 1406 Guerrero
" Victoire, widow, r. 1406 Guerrero
Chaix Adrien (Chaix & Bernard) r. East Oakland
" & Bernard (Adrien Chaix and Peter Ber-
nard), wholesale wines and liquors, 207,
6th
Chalfant John, dentist, 8 Mason

" Samuel P., dentist, 8 Mason
Chalfen Mas, peddler, r. 1921 Bush
Chalgreen Otto, blacksmith William A. Schrock
Challenge Consolidated Mining Co. (Gold Hill,
Nev.), C. L. McCoy secretary, 35 Mills
Bldg, 3d floor
Challer Antonio, fruit peddler, r. 6 Scott PI
Challiol Charles R., driver, r. 627 Geary
" Edward W., bartender, r. 418 Ellis
" Madeline, widow, r. 627 Geary
Challstrom Adolph J., cabinet maker, r. 13i4
Harriet

Chalmers A., physician with Dr. Liebig & Co.,

405 Mason
" Alexander, machinist Risdon I. & L.

Wks, r. Alameda
" Annie B. Miss, principal Edison Primary

School, r, 803 Leavenworth
" Christina Mrs., teacher Lincoln Grammar

School, r. 18 Franklin
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 322 Turk
" F., millhand Pac. Roll. Mill
" Hugh, soda water mnfr, 210 Connecticut
" James C, assayer, r. 18 Franklin
" John C, collector, r. 141 Larkin
" William, blacksmith Fulton Eng. & Ship

Bldg Wks, r. 1 Wall
" William, drayman, r. 62, 13th
Clialmers WiUiam P., physician and State

Quarantine OfQcer, 506 Battery, r. 1404

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Chaloner Elmer L., inspector U. S. Customs,

r. 416 O'Farrell
" Henry, plumber Taylor, Adams & Pritch-

ard, r. Berkeley
" Mary, widow, r. 1127 Laguna
Chaloni Antonio, tinsmith, r. 221 Broadway
Chamard Claudius, conductor Cal. St. RR,

3^ Golden Court
Chambant Louis, silver chaser Shreve & Co.

121214 Jackson
Chamber of Commerce The, William L. Merry

secretary, 58 Merchants' Exchange Bldg
Chamberlain Alfred, conductor Market St. Ry.,

r. 1550 Kentucky
" Arthur N., switchman Market St. Ry., r.

SVi Brosnan
" Benjamin W., hackdriver, r. 346, 4th
" Fred R., inspector U. S. Customs, r. 1904

Market
Chamberlain H. Mrs., proprietor The Beres-

ford, 600 Bush, and The Sutherland, 791

Sutter, r. 600 Bush
" Henry L., with Overland Monthly Publish-
ing Co., r. Oakland
■' John T., boxmaker Pac. & S. F. Box Fac-
tory, r. 91114 Mission
" Joseph v., carriage painter. Railroad Av

nr 6th Av South, r. Somerset nr Felton
" Julia, widow, r. 505 Powell
" Walter C, vocalist Tivoli Opera House, r.

304 Turk
" William B., carrier postofflce, r. Berkeley
" William L., electrician Will & Finck Co.,

r. 25 Stanly PI
Chamberland Paul P., painter, r. Anderson nr

Powhattan
Chamberlin Alfred, butcher Henry Chamberlin,

r. 1323 Union
" Charles, nailmaker Washburn & MoenMfg.

Co., r. 651 Vallejo
" Edward H., teamster, r. 181 Perry
" Edwin G., janitor, r. 651 Vallejo
" Edwin G. Jr., janitor, r. 651 Vallejo
" George C, baker, r. 651 Vallejo
" Harry, compositor H. S. Crocker Co., r. 26

Rausch
" Henry, butcher. 1701 Leavenworth, r. 1323

Union
" Henry B., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co.,

r. 1420 Guerrero
" John C, machinist Union I. Wks, r. 1420

Guerrero
" Joseph P., r. 712 Army
" Joseph P., clerk Gotterke & Son, r. 414

Larkin
" Samuel, nailmaker Washburn & MoenMfg.

Co., r. 651 Vallejo
'• William, r. 2924 California
4®"Chamberlin. See Chamberlain
Chambers Ada B. Miss, stenographer, r. 836

Sutter
" Carrie M., widow, r. 1 Chambers PI
" Cornelia Mrs., proprietor New Crystal

Hotel, 650, 4th
" David C, clerk, r. 9 Leavenworth
" Frank B., laborer, r. 725 Banks
" Frederick, house mover, r. 629 Fulton
" George (Gladding, McBean& Co.), r. Chi-
cago, 111.
" George, teamster, r. 411 Sansome

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Chambers George, watchman Boys and Girls

Aid Society
Chambers George R., secretary Gladding, Mc-
Bean & Co., 1358-1360 Market, r. Oakland
" Harold, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,

r. 14151^ Sacramento
■' Harold V., student, r. UlbV^ Sacramento
" James F., bookkeeper, r. 1 Chambers PI
" James R., pressman, r. 809 Vallejo
" James S., clerk, r. 35 South Park
" John, longshoreman O. R. & N. Co.
" John, master mariner, r. 1045 Market
" John, rancher, r. 246 Sadowa
" John J., clerk, r. 725 Banks
" John S., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,

r. 14151/4 Sacramento
" Joseph, teamster, r. 725 Banks
" Joseph P., longshoreman O. R. & N. Co., r.

725 Banks
" Lloyd J., clerk, r. 1 Chambers PI
" Matilda J., widow, r. 138/2 Fair Oaks
" Peter B., policeman, r. 443 McAllister
" Robert, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 312 Lou-

isana
" Robert C, mining, r. 2220 Sacramento
" Simon, carpenter, r. 629 Fulton
" Thomas F., special detective, r. 62414 La-

guna
' Thomas J., porter Greenebaum & Co., r. 35

South Park
" William L., clerk, r. 138i/4 Fair Oaks
" William R., machinist A. J. Van Drake, r.
2422 Mission
Chambille C, liquors, 3425 Mission
Chamblin Frank J., clerk William H. Smith, r.

142,7th ^, ^.

Chamet Emile, molder Joshua Hendy Machine

Wks, r. 10 Scott PI
Chamey Ernest, cook Page & Falch, r. 439

Tehama
Chamot Auguste F., merchant, r. 525 O'Farrell
Champagne Alphonse, bookkeeper Loustalet &

Hickei, r. IS/a Langton
Champerico and Northern Transportation
Co. (of Guatemala), George A. Moore
president, Edward Polhemus secretary,
office 208 California
Champion Albert, r. 944 Valencia
Champion Charles N., cashier Union Iron
Works, r. Alameda
" Hall, SE cor 16th and Valencia
" Joseph (Champion & Van Goethen), r. 154

Shipley
" Joseph B., mining, r. 520 Kearny
" Louis, r. 944 Valencia ^ „ „ ,,

" Mining Co. (Nevada City, Cal.), J. F. Hail-
ing secretary, 113-114 Crocker Bldg
Champion Pharmacy, John B. Skinner mana-
ger, NW cor Eddy and Steiner
" Thomas E., miner, r. 106 Vicksburg
" Victor, bartender Leon Darrimon
" William B., cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 133,

llth
" & Van Goethen (Joseph Champion and
William Van Goethen), liquors, 313, 6th
i^=-Champion. See Campion
Champreux Alfred, brass molder W. T. Garratt
& Co., r. Oakland
" Gustave, fireman W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
Oakland
Chamtry Samuel M., teamster, r. 414 California

Av
Chanaron Hilarian, barber, 509 Castro
Chance C. A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 803 Leaven-
worth
" Harry O., carpenter, r. 231, 10th
" Herman, glazier, r. 526 Fulton
Chandler Albert E., civil engineer, r. 213 Dun-
can
" Arthur, cook, r. 32 Steuart
" David C, clerk The Vendome
" Edward, blacksmith, r. 1822 Filbert
" Elizabeth Miss, teacher drawing Miss

Elizabeth B. Moore, r. 1222 Pine
" Frederick C, manager H. A. Lozier & Co.

304-306 McAllister, r. 11.37 Geary
" George C, r. 1613 Golden Gate Av
" Georgia, widow, r. 1222 Pine
" Joseph F., carpenter, r. 213 Duncan

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

Contracts made with Hotels for
Furnishing Carpets, Furniture, Drapery
Materials, Lace Curtains, Window-
Shades, Bedding, Etc.
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Chandler Lane, cigars and tobacco, 128 Golden

Gate Av, r. 543 Turk
" Lowell M.,engineer Watson & Marx, r. 2811

16th
" Lucy A., widow, physician, 222 Eddy
" Martha A., widow, r. 1706 Buchanan
" Moses, physician, r. 1721 Sacramento
•' Richard B., with Fulton Eng. & Ship

Bldg Wks, r. 920 Broderick

CHANDLER RICHARD D.,

coal and iron and agent East Welling-
ton Coal Co., 507-509 East, telephone

Main 486, r. 897 Chestnut
Chandler Robert H., clerk Richard D. Chandler,

r. Alameda
" Rollon O., carpenter and builder, r. 1721

Sacramento
" T. H. & Co. (T. Harry Chandler), teas and

coffees, 128 Market
" T. Harry (T. H. Chandler& Co. and Mosher,

Chandler & Co.), r. Grand Hotel
" Thomas, division deputy U. S. Internal

Revenue, r. 1026 Battery
" Thomas W., shipping agent, 518 Battery,

r. 1026 Battery
" William S., steward str City of Peking, r.

213 Duncan
Chandon Alexander, proprietor The Glenwood,

1532 Polk
Channing Auxiliary First Unitarian Church,

SW cor Geary and Franklin
" Frank, civil engineer, r. 1140 Pacific
" G. E., special employee U. S. Treasury, r.

725 Pine
J8®-Chanot. See Chenot
Chanquet Pierre, bartender D. Chesney, 113

Grant Av
" Valentine, bartender Frank Lespoune, r.

Chapala Lake Mining Co. (Mexico), C. F. Gom-

pertz secretary, 25 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
Chapdelaine Joseph, carpenter, r. 1125 Folsom
Chapeau Louis, machinist, r. 16^4 West Mission
Chapel Blanche, domestic, 124 Tremont Av
Chapel of the Good Samaritan (Episcopal),
Rev. William Ingraham Kip Jr. m
charge, 249, 2d
J8S-Chapel. See Chappell and Chappelle
Chapin Bessie Miss, basket maker Weston
Basket & Mfg. Co., r. 174 Silver
" Chauncey, r. 623 Howard
" Earl T., inspector, r. 838 Guerrero
" Edgar W., clerk, r. 700 Jones
" Edward M., policeman, r. 838 Guerrero
Chapin Frank E., assistant superintendent
California Street Cable Railroad Co.,
SW cor California and Hyde, r. 1406
Hyde
" Frederick Y., musician, r. 622 Post
" George E., r. 538 Sanchez
" George H., peddler, r. Ill Trenton
" George W., real estate agent and pub-
lisher Real Estate Price List, 630 Mar-
ket, r. 538 Sanchez
" Hamilton B., cutter Main & Winchester, r.

The Renton
" Ina Miss, basket maker Weston Basket &

Mfg. Co., r. 174 Silver
" John A., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 416 Geary
Chaplin George W., gripman Presidio and Fer-
ries RR, r. 1333 Union
" James, with Brown, Craig & Co., r. Berke-
ley
" Manley J., machinist West Coast Safety
Faucet Co., r. Berkeley

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Chapman Albert F., secretary S. F. Journal of
Commerce Publishing Co., 321 Mont-
gomery, r. 118 Liberty

" Albert J., clerk Butler & Haldan, r. 118
Liberty

" Annie, widow, r. 814 California

" C, motorman S. F. & S. M. Ry.

" Charles A., painter, r. 317, 3d

" Charles C, salesman Groom & Hagan. r.
908 Howard

" Charles F., compositor James H. Barrv, r.
6 Cohen PI

" Charles W., clerk delivery dept. Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 812 Hyde

" Charlotte A., widow, r. 812 Hyde

" Clarence E., salesman Thorn &Co., r. 118
Liberty

" Edgar C, attorney at law, 41 Mills Bldg,
6th floor, r. Larkspur, Marin Co.

" Edward, traveling salesman, r. 544 Linden
Av

" Edward K., cashier London and Lancashire
Fire Ins. Co., 315 Montgomery

" Edwin N., student Daniel T. Sullivan, r.
Alameda

" Elizabeth, widow, r. 3001 W, 16th

" Essie Miss, waiter J. P. Ecklund, r. 1403
Valencia

" E. W., president Madera Canal and Irriga-
tion Co., 81 Nevada Block, r. Greenwood,
Cal.

" F. A. Mrs,, furnished rooms, 1021 Valencia
Chapman F. M. & Co. (Frank M. Chapman),
proprietors City Stables, 332 Bush, tele-
phone Main 1782

" Frank, plumber J. E. Britt, r. 4I614 Laguna

" Frank M. (F. M. Chapman &Co.),r. 1531
Waller

" Frederick Y., compositor John Monahan &
Co., r. 814 California

" George, shipwright, r. SW cor Jefferson
and Broderick

" George H., secretary South S, F. Land and
Improvement Co., 202 Sansome, r. 1034
Pine

" George L., commission merchant, r. 2424
Mission

" H. A., special agent Mutual Life Ins. Co.
of New Yerk, 205 Sansome

" Harry, watchmaker and jeweler, 608 Mer-
chant, r. North Temescal, Alameda Co.

" Harry J., apprentice Wm. H, Birch & Co
r. North Temescal, Alameda Co.

" H, C, driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 904
Minna

" HughB.,r. 508, 3d

'• Ira C, laundry man Palace Hotel, r. 5 Rose

" Ira H., dentist, 30011-4, 16th
Chapman Isaac F., attorney at law, 508 Mont-
gomery, room 28, r. Oakland

" James, hograiser, r. Amazon nr Vienna Av

" James B., clerk general freight office S. P.
Co., r. 812 Hyde

" James F. (J. F. Chapman & Co.), r. East
Oakland

" J. F. & Co. (James F, Chapman), shipping
and commission merchants, 22 Cali-
fornia, rooms 7-9

" John B., r. 514 Chestnut

" John C, cabinet maker Geo. H. Fuller &
Co., r. 975 Harrison

" John E., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co,,
r. 132, 26th

" John J., painter, r. 514 Chestnut

" John P., real estate, r. 3001^4, 16th

Chapman Joseph M., farmer, r, 107, 26th
" Lizzie, widow, r. 823 Jackson
" Louis A,, clerk local freight office S. P,

Co,, r, 642 Folsom
" Louis B,, bookkeeper, r. 1015 Geary
' ' Maria I. , widow, r. 2100 California
" Mary, widow, r. 1909 Mission
" Mary Mrs., r. 1512 Sanchez
" Minnie L., widow, r. 402 Mason
" Ralph J., piano mover, r, 1015 Geary
" Richard W., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt

& Co,, r. 144 Rose Av
" Robert, r. 7 Bond
" Robert J,, with J. F, Chapman & Co., r.

East Oakland
Chapman Eockwell S., manager fire supply

department Boston Woven Hose and

Rubber Co., 14-16 Fremont, r, 435 Eddy
" Samuel E., physician, 1021 Valencia
Chapman Stephen G., manager E. C, Stearns

& Co., 304-306 Post, r. Hotel Savoy
" Thomas, gripman Market St, Ry., r. 127i/i,

24th
" T. M. Mrs., r. 118 Liberty
" Valeria, widow, r. 1133 Ellis
" Virginia N,, widow, r, 613, 21st

CHAPMAN WILFRID B.,

consul Belgium, commission mer-
chant, importer and agent Perrier-
Jouet Champagne, 123 California,
rooms 16-18, r. 1123 California

Chapman William, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 5
Rose PI
" William E., compositor Valleau & Peter-
son, r. 1507 Stockton
Chapman William H., attorney at law, 5 and
34 Mills Bldg, 6th floor, telephone Main
1544, r. 1031,20th
" William I,, conductor Market St, Ry,, r.

353 Alvarado
" William R,, soda water maker Hagedorn

& Thierbach, r, 1638 Eddy
" William S., real estate and mining, 306

Pine, room 6, r. Palace Hotel
" W. Lang, surgeon str Gaelic, r. Occidental
Hotel
Jg®"Chapman, See Chattman and Chipman
Chaponot Charles, chairmaker Heywood Bros.
& Co., r, 820 Pacific
" Lucien, engraver Britton & Rey, r. 820

Pacific
" Toussaint, furnace builder, r. 820 Pacific
rear
Chappel Arthur J., oiler, r. 202H, 7th
" Scott R., traveling auditor S, P. Co., r.
Alameda
Chappelet Felix, president El Leopoldo Gold
and Silver Mining Co,, 323 Montgomery,
r, Oakland
Chappell Albert, dental student, r, 322 Golden
Gate Av
" John, porter, 3700 California
" John W, (Chappell & Koons), r, 346 Minna
" Joseph J,, cashier U. S, Customs, r. Cosmos

Club
" & Koons (Jonn W. Chapelle and Ephriam
B, Koons). hay, grain, wood and coal. 847
Mission
Chappelle Emanuel' S., salesman Willard Bros,,
r, 424V2 Haight
" H, B., waiter, r. 503 Folsom
" John, clerk, r, 1104 Market
" Peter S.. detective, r. Illli4 Leavenworth
Chaps Smelting Co,, Gustave H, Brooker mana-
ger, 629 King
Chapuis Bertha C, widow, r, 2410 Steiner
" F, A, (Locke & Co.), office 510 Montgomery
" Louis, waiter, r, 4 Antonio
Chaquette Albert B., horticulturist, r, 314 Hick-
ory Av
" Eliza, widow, r, 314 Hickory Av
" Ephraim C, machinist Fulton Eng, & Ship
Bldg Wks, r, 314 Hickory Av
Charamette Joseph, molder Joshua Hendy
Machine Wks, r, 3 Winter PI
" William, pattern maker Joshua Hendy
Machine Wks, r. 3 Winter PI
Charcho Antonio, molder, r. 6 Maiden Alley

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Charcho John, r. 6 Maiden Alley
Chard George H., r. 1833 McAllister
" George R., clerk Wakelee & Co., r. 1148

Sutter
" Harry, boxmaker, r. 1105 Pierce
" Harry C, stone polisher A. Morris, r. 715

Clementina
" James W.,. clerk postofflce, r. 1833 Mc-
Allister
Charest John, butcher, r. 407, 4th
Chargen John, seaman, r. 338 Drumm
Chariot Leontine Mme., feather factory, 343

Charland John, shoemaker, r. 1646 Howard
Charles Albert A., printer P. J. Thomas, r. 2
Essex PI
" Charles F., bartender Daniel H. Everett, r.

337 Franklin
" Edward (Jones & Charles), r. Oakland
" Edward, liquors, 147, 3d, r. 625 Mission
" Fannie A. Miss, clerk ticket auditor's

dept. S. P. Co., r. 237 Franklin
" Frank, locksmith, r. 16 Polk Lane
" Hannah Mrs., teacher music, r. 4341/2

Hayes
'■ Herbert R., clerk Bovee, Toy & Sonntag, r.

237 Franklin
" Herman, glazier, r. 526 Fulton
" Johanna, widow, r. 2225 Sutter
" Martha G., widow, r. 237 Franklin
" Max, manager Jacobs & Co., 113 Kearny,

r. 2225 Sutter
" Morris, clerk, r. 526 Fulton
" Richard, clerk, r. 537 Birch Av
" Sallie L. Miss, clerk general passenger and

ticket dept. S. P. Co., r. 237 Franklin
" William W., hostler, r. 415 Brannan
Charleson Jennie Mrs., waiter Henry Calame,

r. 518 Folsom
Charleston John B.. policeman, r. 15 Fulton
" The, lodgings, Mrs. Mary Schulz propri-
etor, 229 Kearny
Charleton Constantine E., clerk, r. 509 Lombard
" Constantine E. Jr., apprentice Whyte &

De Rome, r. 509 Lombard
" Lillie Miss, packer, r. .509 Lombard
Charleville Lee, porter Wells. Fargo & Co.,

r. 423 Eddy
Charley Henrietta Miss, hairdresser, r. 48 Oak
Charlock N. B., undertaker Craig, Cochran &
Co., r. Oakland
" William H., undertaker Craig, Cochran &
Co., r. Oakland
Charlson Hanna Mrs., domestic, 314 Eddy

" Sarah, widow, bakery, 404 Folsom
Charlton Albert, student, r. 1420 California
" Henrv J., conductor Presidio and Ferries

RR, r. 19131/2 Hyde
" John C, teamster, r. 539 Franklin
" Richard, salesman, r. 709 York
4^Charlton. See Charleton and Chorlton
Charmak Charles, plumber, r. 4.50 Jessie
" Herman, salesman Max Shirpser Jewelry

Co., r. 1623 Buchanan
" Julia Miss, teacher Potrero Free Kinder-
garten, r. 1623 Buchanan
Charnig Antone, barber Hugh H. Creighton, r.

512 Birch Av
Charogin Rocco, cook, r. 322 Clementina
Charpiot Joseph, house and sign painter, 1904

Mason
Charruau Charles, manager M. Denaveaux &

Co., 219 Grant Av, r. 1614 Steiner
Chartey Jean, waiter, r. 4 Martha PI
Char tier Louisa, widow, r. 12714 Morris Av
Cliartrey Raoul, vice-president Joshua Hendy
Machine Works, 38-44 Fremont, r. 2323
Jackson
Charvoz Alphonse, molder S. F. Stove Wks, r.

13371/2 Alabama
Chase Albert, physician, 1926 Market
" Albert J., clerk, r. 404 Larkin
" Alexander, bartender, r. SE cor Baker and

Beach
" Alfred, clerk Lewis Meyerstein, r. 110 Tay-
lor
" Alice L. Miss, principal Helping Hand
Free Kindergartens 1, 2 and 3, r. 811
Mason

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Chase Almede B., widow, r. 1024 Treat Av
" Anna, widow, dressmaking, 515 Jones
" Arthur S.. manager The Barnes Cycle Co.,

r. 1939 Page
" Charles, artificial stone worker, r. 714 Ful-
ton
" Charles B., clerk Kohler & Chase, r. Oak-
land
" Charles F., r. SE cor Baker and Beach
" Charles F., carpenter, r. 2105a Larkin
" Charles H. (Chase & Dyer), r. 229 Golden

Gate Av
" Charles M. (Killip & Co.), r. 2700 California
" Clarence, electrician, r. 822 Turk
•' Cora E. Miss, landscape artist, r. 1606
Washington
Chase Cornelius H., manager New York Belting
and Packing Co. (limited), 509-511 Mar-
ket, r. Berkeley
" Davis B., engineer S. P. Co., r. 241, 9th
" Edward, carpenter, r. 547 Mission
" Edward C, with Kohler & Chase, r. 125

Grove
" Edward G., r. 1921 Fillmore
" Edward J., r. 519 Sacramento
" Ernest L., teamster, r. 285 Paris
" Frances Miss, nurse, r. 816 Powell
" Frederick, student, r. 1020 Dolores
" Frederick H., clerk Bay District Race

Track, r. 2432 Post
" George M., engineer J. G. Levensaler &

Co., r. 811 Mason
'• Gilbert P., policeman, r. 5514 South Park
" Harrison O., mattress-spring maker, r. 14

Camp
" Harry F., foreman James B. Chase & Co.,

r. 1910A Mason
" Helen Miss, teacher Le Conte Primary

School, r. Hotel Oliver
" Helen M., widow, r. 508 Capp
" Henry A., printer C. A. Murdock cfe Co., r.

24,32 Post
" Horace B., capitalist, 401 California, room

13, r. Yountville, Cal.
" H. W., mining engineer, r. 905 Market
" James A., r. 2010 Gough
" James B. (James B. Chase & Co.), r. 1518
Mason
Chase James B. & Co. (James B. Chase), steve-
dores and ballastmen, 17 Steuart, tele-
phone Main 1315
" James L., groceries, 2255 Market, r. 2249

" James M., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 9

Henrietta Square
" James W., watchman, r. I6Y2 Sherwood PI
" J. Munsell. editor Hotel Gazette, 420

Kearny, r. 16 Bernard
" John G., contractor and builder, r. 2105a

Larkin
" John G. Jr., carpenter, r. 2105A Larkin
" John M., with The Realty Syndicate, r. 926

Hyde
" Joseph, planer hand Pac. & S. F. Box Fac-
tory, r. 91 California Av
" Joseph G., carpenter and builder, 1814 La-
gun a
" Joseph P., foreman Charles E. Haseltine &

Co., r. West Berkeley
" Josephine, widow, r. 138 South Broderick
" Lalla R. Miss, teacher Moulder Primary

School, r. 334 Golden Gate Av
" Lathiel T., varieties, 1627 Devisadero
" Leander B., clerk, r. 811 Mason
" Levin J ., clerk auditing, dept. Wells, Fargo
& Co., r. Hotel St. Nicholas

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WILLIAM WOLFF & CO., 329 Market St.

Chase Louise M. Mrs., r. 25 Laurel
" Malcolm, foreman James B. Chase & Co.. r.

1518 Mason
" Nellie Miss, r. 138 South Broderick
" Orville A., barber H. J. Harris, r. 102, 7th
Cliase Quincy A., president Kohler & Chase, 26-

30 O'Farrell, r. Oakland
" Robert P., canvasser, r. 31 Essex
" Sarah, widow, r. 420 McAllister
" Silas A., cement worker, r. 437^ Fulton
" Thomas M., foreman Edison Light and

Power Co.. r. 231, 6th
" Thomas De V., stevedore James B. Chase

& Co., r. 1518 Mason
" Thornton, superintendent agents Union

Mutual Life Ins. Co. (Portland, Me.),

419 California, rooms 1-2
'• William D., chairmaker Heywood Bros. &

Co., r. 2.39, 9th
" William V., foreman James B. Chase & Co.,

r. 1520 Mason
Cliase William W., president W. W. Chase Co.,

1938 Market, r. 508 Capp
" Winfield S., carpenter, r. 837 Castro
Chase W. W. Co. (incorporated), William W.

Chase president, George W. Collins sec-
retary, hay and grain, 1938 Market and

430, 5th
" & Dyer (Charles H. Chase and William E.

Dyer, barbers, 19 Mason
4®-Chase. See Chace

CHASE'S NEW ENGLAND

HOME BAKERY, G. W. Coleman pro-
prietor, 1923 Fillmore nr Pine, tele-
phone West 353

Chassagne Leon (E. A. Jaujou & Co.), r. 823
Union

Chassals William, carpenter, r. 38 McAllister

Chateau Charles A., r. 20 Harrison Av

Chatelain Armand, stripper Wiegmann& Stuer-
mer, r. II214, 7th

Chatelet Claude, flesherLegallett-Hellwig Tan-
ning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av

Chatellier Julie, domestic, 1300 Leavenworth

Chatfleld Walter, clerk local freight office S. P.
Co.,r. 899 Pine

Chatham Bridget J., widow, r. 435 Fulton
" Diana, widow, r. cor Carolina and Mari-
posa
" Katie, tailoress, r. 435 Fulton
" Mary M., dressmaker, r. 435 Fulton
" William, carpenter and builder, 40 New
Montgomery, r. cor Carolina and Mari-
posa

Chatsworth House, Mrs. E. W. Ryan proprietor,
703 Sutter

Chattain Jean, r. 217 Francisco

Chatterson Harry, conductor, r. 435 Golden Gate
Av

Chatterton John, gripman. r. 22 Blake

ChattmanBeverly B., cook, r. San Jose Av nr
Foote Av

CHAUCHE & BON

(Charles A. Bon), wholesale dealers
California wines and proprietors
Mont-Rouge vineyard, 695 Front

Chauvel E nil. foundryman, r. 10 Scott PI

Chautauqua Assemblies of Pacific Coast, Rev.
Thomas Filben superintendent, 1201 Tay-
lor

Chavanette Joseph, molder. r. 2 Winter Lane
" Marcel, pattern maker, r. 2 Winter Lane

Chavaudra Albert, bartender A. Chevannier, r.
116 Geary

Chavier Joaquin, milker, r. 123 Oregon

Chebra Ohavai Sholem, J. Israelski secretary,

B'nai B'rith Hall
Chebra Berith Shalom Society, 32 O'Farrell
" Tehillim Synagogue, Isaac Shepira presi-
dent, S. R. Roberts secretary, 1036 Fol-
som
Chebukar Michael, porter Neville & Co., r. 21

Glover
Chechi Antone, teamster Brizzolara & Son, r.

Colombo Hotel
Check Joseph, fruits and vegetables, 808, 15th
Cheeseman Moulton Mrs., widow, r. 1907 Pacific

Av
Cheesewright James F., plasterer, r. 15th Av

nr Clement
Cheesman Robert B., r. 2.37 Bartlett
" William, laborer, r. 41 Clinton
J8®="Cheesman. See Chessman
Cheetham Albert, painter, r. 1822% Mason
" James, finisher William A. Schrock, 21

New Montgomery
" James F., steward, r. I82214 Mason
" L. Mrs., millinery, r. 811 Van Ness Av
" Robert S., wood and coal, 216 Gough
Cheever C. B. Miss, real estate, r. 26 Essex
" Frank, carpenter, r. 1520 Guerrero
" Moses R., mining, r. 3404 Clay
" Silas G., manager Maple Leaf Publishing
Co., office 12 Mills Bldg, 6th floor, r. 7
Fair Av
4S="Cheever. See Chever

Cheffers Charles, ship carpenter, r. 16 Rincon PI
" Charles Jr., ship carpenter, r. 16 Rincon PI
" William, carpet cleaner, r. 16 Rincon PI
Cheffins Ernest F., solicitor S. F. Gas Light

Co.,r. 1.523 Bush
Cheignon Adolph, bookkeeper, r. 1120 Sutter
Chelburg Andrew, shoemaker Charles Burling,
r. 939, 17th
" Andrew, shoemaker H. Urbein, r. 707, 5th
Av
Chelgren Andrew H., druggist Frederick B.

Hulting, r, .570 Folsom
Cheli B. & Co. (Bernardo Cheli and Giuseppe
La Ferrera), horseshoers, 520 Davis
" Bernardo (B. Cheli & Co.), r. 4 Russell
" Peter, horseshoer, 619 Front, r. 331 Union
Chelini Americo, driver Milani & Co., r. 904
North Point
" Emilio P., salesman S. Levy & Co., r. 1806

Stockton
" Frank, fruits and vegetables, 301 Octavia
" Giuseppe, hostler Pitto & Milani, r. 416

Pacific
" Griffo & Co. (Joseph Chelini and Antonio

Griffo), fruits and vegetables, 104, 4th
" Helen Miss, r. 65 Henry
" John (Chelini, Son & Co.), r. 332, 6th
" Joseph (Chelini, Griffo & Co. and Chelini,

Son & Co.), r. 332, 6th
" L. & Co. (Lazzaro Chelini). fruits and veg-
etables, 1607 Polk
" Lazzaro (L. Chelini & Co.), r. 1607 Polk
" Narciso laborer D. Ghirardelli Co., r. 904

North Point
" Pietro, r. 521 Green rear
" Pietro, stableman Pitto & Milani, r. 416
Pacific
Chelini Son & Co. (Joseph and John Chelini and
Domenico Griffo), produce, 322, 6th
" Tomaso, bartender Constantino Torre, r.
925 Montgomery
Chelsea House, Mrs. A. D. Turner proprietor,

409 Turk
Chemical Engine No. 1, S. F. Fire Dept., 142,

Chemical Engine No. 2, S. F. Fire Dept., 1425

Market
Chemical Engine No. 3, S. F. Fire Dept., 112

Jackson
Chemical Engine No. 4, S. F. Fire Dept., 634

Eddv
Chemical Engine No. 5, S. F. Fire Dept., 1804

Stockton
Chemical Engine No. 6, S. F. Fire Dept., 311,

6th
Chemical Engine No. 7, S. F. Fire Dept., cor

16th and Albion Av

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Chemnitz Frederick W. A., clerk Tobbenboske
& Co., r. 601 Howard
" F. W. (Chemnitz & Rulfls), r. 931c Golden

Gate Av
" & Rulfls (F. W. Chemnitz and P. H. Rulfls),
groceries, 601 Hayes
Chenery Leonard, with Allen «& Lewis, r. 1312

Taylor

Cheney Ansel B., agent Schaw, Ingram, Batcher

& Co., 109-111 Mission, r. 1006 Guerrero

" AnselC.clerkA. B.Cheney, r. 1006 Guerrero

" Belle, Miss, cashier Davis & Marston, r.

Hotel St. Nicholas
" B. W. , messenger Bank of British Columbia,

r. 1006 Guerrero
" Chauncey J., real estate, r. 536, 23d
" Daniel, waiter Philix Perron, r. 618 Green
■' George, clerk S. Randall & Co., r. 112 Hyde
" George A., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" George K., teamster Lewis & Co., r. 1121

Mission
" James W., teamster White Bros., r. 1704

Harrison
" Jesse, r. 417 Kearny
Cheney May L., manager Cheney's Pacific
Coast Bureau of Education, 300 Post, r.
Berkeley
Cheney Warren, manager Cheney's Pacific
Coast Bureau of Education, 300 Post, r.
Berkeley
Cheney Wm. Fitch, physician and surgeon, 906
Polk, telephone East 7
" Zack D., soap dealer, r. 129 Cumberland
^S^'Cheney. See Cheyne and Cheyney

CHENEY'S PACIFIC COAST

BUREAU OF EDUCATION, May L. and
Warren Cheney managers, SCO Post. A
reliable medium of communication
between teachers and schools, families
and colleges
Chenich Thomas, cook Damjanovich & Vuko-

vich, r. 1322 Howard
Chenot Catherine, widow, r. 921 Valencia

" Eugene E., r. 931 Valencia
Chenoweth, Edward, r. 329 Ellis
" George B., copyist County Clerk's office, r.

807 Golden Gate Av
" John A., carpenter and contractor, 213 Va-
lencia
" Wellington H.. bartender, r. 505 Ellis
" William H. (Chenoweth & Wilmot), r.

Hotel Langham
" & Wilmot (William H. Chenoweth and
George Wilmot), liquors, SE cor Ellis
and Mason
Cherblum Charles, seaman, r. 126 Oregon
Chereux Eugenia Mrs., teacher music, 800 Fol-
som
" Paul, teacher music, 800 Folsom
Cherokee Indian Hair Grower Co., David J.

Davis manager, 1030 Market
Cherry Adelaide C. Miss, teacher Redding
Primary School, r. 1304 Pine
" Edward M., clerk Otto A. Weihe, r. 1304

Pine
" John, capitalist, r. 33 Banks
" Robert, painter Thomas Downing, r. Oak
land
Chervin Solomon, blacksmith, 1013 Harrison, r

330b 7th
Chesebrough A. (Williams, Dimond & Co.), r
3428 Jackson
" Henry C, secretary Puget Sound Lumber
Co., and with Hanson & Co., 48 Market, r
Oakland
Cheshire A. D., president and manager Call
fornia Undertaking Co. , SW cor Geary
and Stockton, r. 133 Stockton

CHESLEY CHARLES P.,

physician and surgeon, office and r.

754 Howard, office hours 12 m. to 3 p.

m. and 6 to 8 p. m., telephone Main

5638
Chesley James G., cashier S. F. Chronicle, NE

cor Kearny and Market, r. 207 Larkin
" Thomas C, r. 754 Howard
Chesney Andrew, carpenter, r. 8 Grant Alley

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Chesney D., wholesale and retail dealer in
foreign and domestic wines and liquors,
133, 6th, branch 113 Grant Av
" David A., carpenter, r. 44 Oak
" John, stevedore, r. 8 Grant Alley
" John Jr., stair builder John McKee, r.
8 Grant Alley
Chessman Edward E., machinist, r. 11 Wool
4®"Chessman. See Cheesman
Chester Agnes M. Miss, typewriter, r. 636 Eddy
" Charles H., foreman marking room La

Grande Laundry, r. 1708!4 Folsom
" Edward H., bookkeeper W. E. Miles, r.

Oakland
" Fred, teamster, r. 745 Minna
" Frederick, salesman G. Verdier & Co.,r.
Oakland
Chester Henry, house mover and contractor,
1619 Mission
" House, Mrs. M. Patterson proprietor, 1049

Market
" John, teamster Kenny & McHugh, r. NE

cor 10th Av and Fulton
" Joseph, machinist Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 501

Napa
" Joseph W., engineer, r. 753 Harrison
" Lewis S., cook, r. 448 Jessie rear
" Walter J., decorator, r. 533'/^, 24th
Chesworth Mary, widow, r. 1806 Filbert
Chetwood Hobert Rev., editor Pacific Church-
man, 731 California
" John Jr., attorney at law, 312 Sansome, r.
Oakland
Chevalier Annie, widow, proprietor Miramar
Hotel, 703 Geary
" Bertha Mrs., chambermaid, 431, 4th
Chevalier Caroline Mme. (originally Mme.
Brand), feather factory, ostrich feathers
dyed, cleaned and curled, 4 Taylor PI
bet Taylor and Post
" Clotilda, widow, r. 1013 Washington
" Edward, salesman, r. 1013 Washington

CHEVALIER F. & CO.

(George F. Chevalier), importers and
dealers in wines and liquors, 9-15
Beale

Chevalier Florimond, bartender, r. 619 Pacific
" Fortune, r. Palace Hotel
" George F. (F. Chevalier & Co.), r. 1117b

Taylor
" Henri W., teamster, r. 1421 Ellis
" Jacob, baker, r. 763 Howard
" Rose D. Mrs., lodgings, 120. 6th
Chevannier Armand, liquors, 535 Dupont
Chevarier A. Mrs., r. 15 Hopeton Terrace
Chevassus Edward, paying teller London, Paris
and American Bank and agent French
Board of Underwriters, 1-3 Sansome, r.
2321 Scott
" Louis, porter, r. 931 Kearny
Chever Edward E., r. 5231^4 Haight
4®=-Chever. See Cheever

Chevesich Albert, machinist, r. 701 McAllister
" Enrico, accountant French Savings and

Loan Society, r. 701 McAllister
" Ernest v., salesman Raphael Weill & Co.,

r. 811 Hayes
" Henry, bookkeeper, r. 701 McAllister
" Valentina, widow, r. 701 McAllister
" Vincent, brass molder W. T. Garratt & Co.,
r. 3 Dawson PI
Chevrin Herrick, teacher music, r. 1518 Broad-
way
" Marguerite Mrs., teacher music, r. 1518
Broadway

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Chew Benjamin F., driver Wells, Fargo & Co.

Chewning William M., clerk auditing dept.
Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 1900 Broadway

Chewte Frederick S., lineman Pac. Tel. & Tel.
Co., r. 825 Mission

Cheyne Robert, cigars and tobacco, 140, 1st

4S~Cheyne. See Cheney

Cheyney Samuel W., mining engineer, 120 Sut-
ter, room 50

Cheyrias August, compositor Le Franco-Cali-
fornien, r. Oakland

Chiama Giuseppe, laborer Yosemite Flour Mills,
r. 478^2, 8ti

Chiapa Manuel, laborer, r. 9 Hinckley

Chiapini Julius (Ghiazza & Chiapini),r. 119, 3d

Chiappa Vittorio E. (Boltaro & Chlappa),r. 407
Pacific

Chiappari Giovanni, r. 535 Greenwich
" Luigi, nursery, cor Wayland and Somerset

Chiarini Dominick, laborer, r. 908 Sansome
" Luigi, peddler, r. 12 Bartol

Chiboust A., farmer, r. 814 Montgomery

Chicago and Alton Railroad, F, G. High general
agent, 628 Market
" and Erie Railroad Co., J. G. McCall gen-
eral agent, 22 Montgomery

Chicago and Northwestern Railway Co.,
C. E. Bray general agent passenger
dept., William H. Hamilton general
agent freight dept., 2 New Montgomery
under Palace Hotel, telephone Main 1778

Chicago Artificial Limb Co.

(Chicago), Irvin R. Fenner manager,

agi
ifa

manufacturers artificial limbs.

Chicago Brewery, 1420-1434 Pine

Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad,

W. D. Sanborn general agent, 32 Mont-
gomery

" Carpet Beating Works, George A. Barber
proprietor, 1509 Market

" Cider and Fruit Syrup Co., William J.
Wlnterbottom manager. 241, 8th

CHICAGO CLOCK CO.,

A. S. Spence president and general
manager, importers of clocks, lamps,
rugs, lace curtains, silverware, paint-
ings, furniture, carpets and house-
hold specialties, 1622-1626 Market

CHICAGO CLOTHING CO.,

Hyams, Pauson & Co. successors to,
34-40 Kearny

Chicago Great Western Railway, Frank D.
Myer Pacific Coast passenger agent, 9
Mills Bldg, 2d floor
" Guaranty Fund Life Society, Solomon
Ephraim general agent, 140 Phelan Bldg
" Hardware Manufacturing Co., Frank E.
Booth agent, 122 Davis
Chicago Hotel, Henry Raschen proprietor, 220-
224 Pacific
" House, John Adel proprietor, 612 Howard

CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE AND

ST. PAUL RAILWAY CO., C. L. Canfield
general agent, 5 Montgomery

CHICAGO PAINT CO.,

Leonard A. Shadburne president,
David W. Nourse manager, wall
paper, paints, oils, glass and win-
dow shades at lowest terms, 622
Larkin nr Ellis

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND

PACIFIC RAILWAY CO., Clinton Jones
general agent passenger department,
office 30 Montgomery, telephone Main

818, F. H. Mccormick general agent
freight department, office 228 Cali-
fornia, telephone Main 91

Chicca Louis, teamster, r. 126 Pacific
Chichester Clarence H., treasurer C. D. Bunker
& Co., 435 Battery, r. Golden Gate, Ala-
meda Co.
" H. J. Jr., clerk C. D. Bunker & Co., r. Gol-
den Gate, Alameda Co.
Chichizola A. & Sons (Antonio, John B. and
Thomas J.), wholesale grocers, 316-318
Pacific
" Antonio (A. Chichizola & Sons), r. 911 Union
" Francisco, groceries and liquors, 1727

Leavenworth
" John B. (A. Chichizola & Sons), r. 911 Union
" Thomas J. (A. Chichizola & Sons), r. 911
Union
Chick Grace Miss, stenographer Fireman's
Fund Ins. Co., r. Alameda
" Harry E. (Morgan & Chick), r. 222 Diamond
" John J., boots and shoes, 2508 Mission, r.

323, 25th
" Sabra L. Mrs., r. 446 Bartlett
" William D., clerk John J. Chick, r. 3508

Mission
" William F., salesman H. Heckmann & Co.,
r. 2003 Taylor
Chickering, Thomas & Gregory and Gerstle
& SlOSS (William H. Chickering, Wil-
liam Thomas, Warren Gregory, Marcus
L. Gerstle and Marcus C. Sloss), attor-
neys at law, 206 Sansome, rooms 39-34
" William H. (Chickering, Thomas & Greg-
ory and Gerstle & Sloss), r. Oakland
" & Sons piano agency, Ben.i. Curtaz &
Son, 16-18 O'Farrell
Chico Flour Mills (Chico), Sperry Flour Co.

proprietors, 134 California
Chicou John, plumber and gasfltter, 1 Webb,

r. Berkeley
Chidley Sydney, scenic artist Morosco's Grand

Opera House, r. 122 Hill
Chief Engineer San Francisco Fire Depart-
ment, office New City Hall, 1st floor
Chief of Police, office 4 New City Hall, 1st floor
Chief Wharfinger, office E s East foot Clay
Chielovich Elia, r. 2217 Fillmore
Chiesa Angelo, sausage mnfr, NE cor Mont-
gomery and Broadway, r. 1034 Mont-
gomery
" Ermlnio. window cleaner, r. 435 Broad-
way rear
" Henry, waiter, r. 425 Broadway rear
" Louis, marble polisher Joseph Musto &
Son, r. 915 Battery
Chige Peter, clerk O'Brien & Spotorno, r. 738

Vallejo
Chignik Bay Packing Co., S. B. Peterson presi-
dent, Frank B. Peterson secretary, 30-32
California
Child Charles O., coal dealer, r- 810 Fulton
" Edward B., with Excelsior Wire Works,

751 Mission, r. 810 Fulton
" Frank M. (Child & Haldin), r. 3323 Geary
" George, r. -22, 5th
" George R., traveling salesman J. A. Fol-

ger & Co.
" Gertrude L. Miss, artist, r. 810 Fulton
Child Harry W., office 303 Sansome
" Lois Miss, r. 349 Jessie
" Ralph D., clerk Home and Phoenix Ins.

Co., r. 810 Fulton
" Wallace A., purser str Willamette Valley,

r. 810 Fulton
" & Haldin (Frank M. Child and Martin
Haldin), wood and coal, 1935 Bush
J8®=-Child. See Childs
Childers Mary J., widow, r. 118 Capp

" Robert, barber, 1500 Howard, r. 238, Uth
Children Josephine, widow, r. 534 Stevenson rear
Children's Day Homes, in charge of the Sisters
of the Holy Family, 110 Hayes and 1413
Powell

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Children's Hall, 806 Sansome

Children's Home (Salvation Army), Ella Fisher

matron, 328 Bryant
CMldren's Hospital and Home for Trained
Nurses. See Hospital for Children and
Training School for Nurses
Childress S. S. Prentiss, clerk forwarding dept.
Wells, Fargo & Co., r. Oakland
" William A., sawyer, r. 940 Howard
Childs Alexander, r. 617 Minna
" Andrew, warehouseman Overland Freight

Transfer Co., r. 617 Minna
" Charles, ironer La Grande Laundry
" Charles, porter, r. 529 Sacramento
" Charles W., general agent, r. 1918 Polk
" George, city agent The Liverpool and Lon-
don and Globe Ins. Co., r. 222 Fair Oaks
" George A., collector Cal. Furniture Mfg.

Co., r. Oakland
" George E., watchmaker, r. 2515 Sacramento
" George E., distributor Sterling & Dunphy,

r. Ocean View
" Henry J., motorman Market St. Ry., r.

Heyman Av nr California Av
" H. W.,r. Palace Hotel
" James H., r. 617 Minna
" Kate B. Miss, teacher Denman Grammar

School, r. 420 Ellis
" May, widow, r. 617 Minna
" Rufus H., cashier Grangers' Business

Assn., r. 222 Fair Oaks
" Thomas, r. 20 Harriet
" Thomas J., laborer, r. 613 Mission
" Walter, deckhand tugboat Annie, r. Oak-
land
" Walters., master mariner, 9 Mission, r.

Oakland
" W. H., r. 123 Oak

" W. H., collector Studebaker Bros. Mfg.
Co., r. Oakland
4@-Childs. See Child

Cliilean Consulate, Juan M. Luco consul gen-
eral, 40 Montgomery Block
Chiles Jane F., widow, r. 326 Fell
Chilgren Andrew, druggist, r. 570 Folsom

" Josephine, widow, r. 570 Folsom
Chilo Joseph, tailor, r. 709V4 Stockton

" Peter, cook, r. 812 Kearny
Chilson Bert, salesman, r. 1128a Howard
" Bert D., frame maker W. K. Vickery, r.
Fruitvale
Chilton James, waiter str Willamette Valley
China Traders Insurance Co. (limited of Hong-
kong), Williams, Dimond & Co. agents,
cor Pine and Market
Chinese and Japanese Employment Office, Brad-
ley & Johnston proprietors, 640 Clay
Chinese Baptist Church, Rev. Tong Kit Hing
pastor, H. F. Norris superintendent, N W
cor Sacramento and Waverly PI
Chinese Bureau, United States Customs, Ben-
jamin T. Harrison in charge, Appraisers'
Bldg, room 71
" Cemetery, 34th Av and Clement
Chinese Consul, Fung Yung Heng consul gen-
eral, Chang Ting Chip consul, King
Owyang vice-consul, Chung Lung Wong
secretary, 806 Stockton
Chinese Hospitals, E s Montgomery Av bet
Pacific and Broadway, and N s Pine bet
Kearny and Dupont
Chinese Merchants' Club, 739 Sacramento
Chinese Merchants' Exchange, 739 Sacramento
Chinese Mission Home (Presbyterian), 920 Sac-
ramento
Chinese Mission House of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, Rev. F. J. Masters super-
intendent. 916 Washington
Chinese Mission of the American Missionary-
Association, 1729 San Carlos Av, office 7
Brenham PI
Chinese Presbyterian Church, Rev. Ira M.

Condit pastor, 911 Stockton
Chinese Primary School, Miss Rose Thayer
principal, 916 Clay
" Recorder (bi-weekly), 754 Washington
" Theatre, 723 Jackson

" Young Men's Christian Association, 911
Stockton

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
CORRUGATED IRON,

Galvanized, Black and Painted,
for Roofing and Siding.

SO^TOSIV IVIARKEX ST.

Ching John J., cabinet maker Union I. Wks, r.

817 Post
Chingo Joseph, seaman, r. 228 Brannan
Chinn F. Conrad, traveling salesman Cal.
Optical Co., r. 802 Jones
" Thomas W., bookkeeper IT. S. Internal
Revenue, r. 714 Bush
Chiosso John B., scavenger, r. 44 Albert Lane
Chiousse August, plumber, r. 52 Natoma
Chipchase William J., pattern maker Fulton

Eng. & Ship Bldg Wks, r. Alameda
Chipman Isaiah M., oysterman, r. 27 Hawthorne
" Sheridan H., clerk freight auditor's dept.

S. P. Co., r. Alameda
" William F., special agent German Ameri-
can Ins. Co., r. Alameda
Chips Mining Co. (Sierra Co., Cal.), 79 Nevada

Block
Chiselli Constantine, driver P. Micheletti & Co.,
r. 508 Davis
" Frank, solicitor, r. 508 Davis
" Giocondo. clothing, 508 Davis
" Louisa Miss, r. 508 Davis
Chisholm Adam, r. 917 Natoma
" Alexander, clerk London. Paris and Amer-
ican Bank, r. Niles, Alameda Co.
" Alexander, floorwalker Raphael Weill «fc

Co., r. Niles, Alameda Co.
" Daniel, carpenter, r. cor Felton Av and 21st
" David H., conductor Cal. St. RR, r. 1417

Hyde
" Donald, wool sorter Watson & Marx, r. 1159

Folsom
" Duncan, contractor, r. 727 Ellis
" J. J., 1st asst. engineer str City of Everett
" John J., bakery, 796 Haight
" Richard G., machinist Fulton Eng. & Ship

Bldg Wks, r. 259, 11th
" William H., bookkeeper Wells, Fargo &
Go's Bank, r. Alameda
Chislieri E.. clerk, r. 903 Jackson
Chismore George, physician and surgeon, office

and r. 705 Sutter, telephone East 425
Chiswell Sidney, steward str Monticello, r. Val-

lejo, Solano Co.
Chittenden Alice B. Mrs., landscape artist, r.
2215 Ootavia
" Alonzo E,, fruit dealer, r. 713 Post
" Florence Mrs., r. 712 Post
" Joseph G., scroll sawyer, 324 Mission, r. 2315

Octavia
" Julia M. Mrs., r. Old People's Home
" Paul, workman U. S. Mint, r. Alameda
Chittick James J., compositor, r. 4 Collingwood
" Johnson, laborer, r. 34 Russ rear
" William K., driver Mt. Shasta Mineral
Spring Co., r. Oakland
Chiucovich Peter G., cigars and tobacco, 8
Howard
" S. D. & Co. (Stephen D.Chiucovich and Peter
Popovich), liquors SE cor Golden Gate
Av and Larkin
" Stephen D. (S. D. Chiucovich & Co.), r. 2031
Golden Gate Av
Chiuda Vladimir (Chiuda & Flach), r. Commer-
cial Hotel
" & Flach (Vladimir Chiuda and Peter
Flach), fruit and produce commission,
419-423 Washington
Chocolat Menier, Em Meyer & Co. agents, 303

Sutter
Chocolate Emulsion Co., S. P. Blumenberg gen-
eral manager, 221 Davis
Chodrick George, salesman, r. 551% Minna
Chodzko A. E., mechanical engineer, 226 Market,
r. San Mateo

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DEALERS IN AI.L KINDS OF

Foreign and Domestic Coal.

Hotels, Restaurants and Ship-
ping Supplied.

Choice John, commission merchant, r. 921 Oak
" Margaretta K. Mrs., varieties, 921 Oak

Chollar Mining Co. (Virginia, Nev.), A. K. P.
Harmon president, Charles E. Elliot
secretary, 79 Nevada Block

Chonette Otto (Chonette & Button), r. 1319b Pine
" & Button (Otto Chonette and James But-
ton), carpenters and builders, 724 Larkin

Chopard Mary, widow, r. 808b Geary

Chope Thomas, screen maker, r. 2834, 16th

CHOPE THOMAS P.,

new and second-liand furniture,
stoves, carpets, etc., for cash at 848-
850 Mission bet 4th and 5th

Chope William T., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 2834,

16th
Chorley John A., machinist Risdon I. & L.
Wks, r. 28b Shotwell
" Ross R., clerk Geo. H. Fuller Desk Co., r.
28b Shotwell
Chorlton Johnston H., gardener, r. S s Aldine

east of Willard
i6®=-Chou. See Schou
Chouhia Ferante (Pracidio Perpoli & Co.), r. 608

Broadway
Chown James G., superintendent Christian
Union Mission, 590 Mission, r. 828 Powell
" James G. Mrs., proprietor Grayson House,
828 Powell
Choynski Aaron M., tilesetter W. W. Montague
&Co., r. 2434 Bush
' ' Harry, clerk Anglo-Californian Bank, r. 2434

Bush
" Herbert, attorney at law, 34 Chronicle Bldg
" Isador N., publisher Public Opinion, 1209
Golden Gate Av
Choynski Isaiah, Fraternal editor S. F. Chron-
icle, r. 2434 Bush, telephone Pine 2631
" Nathan, wood dealer, r. 147 Clara
Chrenik Andreas (Andreas Chrenik & Co.), r. 52

Minna
Chrenik Andreas & Co., (John Svabeck, An-
dreas Chrenik and Paul Kuruczar), pro-
prietors Russian Wire Works, 52 Minna
Chrestoffersen Anthoney (Chrestoflersen &
Tway), r. Oakland
" Ellert, blacksmith Chrestoflersen & Tway,

r. Oakland
" & Tway (Anthoney Chrestoflersen and
EphraimF. Tway), shipsmiths, Bryant
bet Spear and Main
4S"Chrestofiersen. See Christoflersen and

Christopherson
Chretien John M., attorney at law, 230 Mont-
gomery, room 20, telphone Main 1343, r.
804 Bush, telephone East 249
" Joseph, r. 719 Green
Chrisman Elmer J., purser strZelandia, r. Cal-
ifornia Hotel
" W. C. Mrs., lodgings, 315 Mason
" W. T., clerk str Corona
-BS^Chrisman. See Christman
Chrismas Catherine, widow, r. 29 Everett
" Francis A., traveling salesman J. Baum-

garten & Co., r. 29 Hubbard
" Susan Miss, artist, r. 29 Everett
" William J., clerk Henry Hilp, r. 29 Everett
Christ Anthony, bartender B. C. Eyerman, r.

131A O'Farrell
Christ Church (Reformed Episcopal), Rev. E.
B. Morgan pastor, 320 Post
" Edward, bookkeeper E. C. Stearns & Co.,

r. 943 Golden Gate Av
" Frank X., lineman Edison Light and Power
Co., r. 957 Folsom

Christ George, baker, r. 634 Pacific
" Robert C. (Christ & Frahm), r. 1446, 25th
" William J., clerk, r. 128,21st
" & Frahm (Robert C. Christ and Henry
Frahm), bakery and confectionery, 440
O'Farrell
>e®-Christ. See Crist
Christal John, physician, 142V2, 4th, r. 527 Ellis

" Thomas, marble cutter, r. 526, 27th
«3-Christal. See Chrystal
Christen Charles, bootblack, 16 City Hall Square
Charles J., mac inist, r. 27 Chesley
Ferdinand, hostler Furrer Bros., r. cor Tara

and Geneva
John A., dairyman. Silver Av bet Scott and

Litchard, depot 745, 20th
Joseph (Christen & Gioldi), r. University

nr Burrows
Joseph, driver Nager Bros., r. cor 28th Av

South and Potrero
Kate Miss, domestic, r. lOVi Louisa
Louise Miss, with John A. Christen, r.
Silver Av nr Scott
" & Gioldi (Joseph Christen and Frederick
Gioldi), dairymen, Berlin nr Wayland
je®="Christen. See Christian and Christin
Christensen Alfred, machinist Pac. Can Co., r
27 Rondell PI
" Andrew, bartender New Washington Hotel
" Andrew, cigars and tobacco, NW cor Sac-
ramento and East, and restaurant, 303
East North, r. 46 Spear
" Asmus, seaman, r. 739, 4th
" Carl E. T., cooper George Windeler & Co.,

r. Alameda
" Cena Miss, r. 115, 3d Av
" Charles, helper La Grande Laundry
" Charles, longshoreman O. R. & N. Co., r.
506 Folsom
Christensen Charles, manager American Cen
tral Insurance Co. (St. Louis, Mo.), St
Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Co. (St
Paul), and Lloyd's Plate Glass Insur
ance Co. (New York), 317 California, r
San Rafael
Charles, ship carpenter, r. 14 Washington
Charles G., master mariner, 9 Mission, r.

1015, 20th
Chris, master bktn Discovery, office 318

Steuart
Christ, cellarman Cal. Wine Assn.
Christ, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 152»^

Erie
Christ, salesman Anderson & Christiansen,

r. 1223 Steiner
Christian, r. 211 Steiner
Christian, driver Ewell, Shafer & Co., r.

2429 Folsom
Christian P., tailor, 120 Ellis, r. 521 Jones
Emil, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Emily C. Mrs., cigars and tobacco, 209

Ellis
Eric, cigars and tobacco, Folsom street

Wharf, r. 221 Harrison
Eric C, teamster Wieland Bros., r. 1816

Scott
Fred, watchman str Apache
George, driver W. H. Wiseman, r. 3 Mor-

relPl
Gustavus A., dentist, 2701 Mission, r. 632

23d
Hans, laborer Union 1. Wks, r. 312 Louis-
iana
Henry, driver, r. 8 Moulton
Hjalmar E. S. (Christensen & Neilsen), r.

109 Chattanooga
J. & Co. (Jorgen Christensen and Hans H.
Hjul), manufacturers bicycle brakes,
420 Montgomery, room 32
James, clerk, r. 1119 Montgomery
James C. wood and coal, 209 Ellis
John, r. 33 Hinckley
John, foreman A. P. Hotaling & Co., r. 1924

Taylor
John, master mariner, r. 1208 Dolores
John, waiter, r. 1341 Howard
John, waiter M. A. C. Christesen, r. 1706!4

Folsom
John M., teamster Lewis & Co.

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Christensen John P., conductor Market St. Ry.,
r. 1447 35th
John P., shipping clerk A. P. Hotaling &

Co., r. 1934 Taylor
Jorgen (J. Christensen & Co.), r. 1338b

Union
Jorgen, master mariner, 9 Mission, r. 1333

Sacramento
Lars P., coalpasser str Walla Walla
Lillie Miss, r. 3 Essex PI rear
Louis, porter M. J. Brandensteln & Co., r.

1513^2 Vallejo
Mads, teamster Morton Draying and Ware-
house Co., r. 7 Mint Av
Marie, domestic, 832 Fell
Martin, fireman str Encinal
Martin, student Van der Naillen's School

of Engineering, r. 118 Drumm
Mary, widow, r. 115, 3d Av
Mary, widow, r. 1411a Sacramento
Max, waiter J. L. Baar, r. 519 Castro
Michael, horseshoer Thomas Doyle, r. 810

Greenwich
Niels W. (Christensen & Peterson), r. 1535

Dupont
O. S., seaman, r, 11 Clay
Paul (Christensen & Jorgensen), r. 68

Natoma
Paul, cook, r. 639 Clay
Peter, clerk C. M. Sorensen, r. NW cor

East and Mission
Peter, cook James Christsen, r. 40 Minna
Peter, cook Thomas Mikkelsen, r. 3616

Market
Peter, master mariner, r. 108 Shipley
Peter, motorman, r. 810 Tennessee
Peter, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Peter B., laborer, r. 3616 Market
Peter T., ropeman Cal. St. RR, r. 3616 Lar-

kin
Robert, fireman str Resolute, r. 3 Essex

PI rear
T., seaman str Alameda
T., Mrs., widow, r. 27 Rondell PI
Waldemar F., clerk auditing dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. 1130 Filbert
& Jorgensen (Paul Christensen and Christ-
Ian Jorgensen), restaurant. 111 Market
& Nielsen (Hjalmar E. S. Christensen and
Peter Nielsen), dairy produce, 146, 7th
& Peterson (N. W. Christensen and A. T.
Peterson), liquors, 313 East North
Christenson Andrew, president Central Lum-
ber and Mill Co., 30-36, 10th, r. 1133 Fell
" Carl, carpenter Peter Brown, r. 1317 Polk
" Edwin A., bookkeeper S. H. Harmon Lum-
ber Co., r. 734 Hayes
" George A., accountant Central Lumber

and Mill Co., r. 1133 Fell
" Hannah, widow, r. 336 Vallejo
" Hans F., laborer r. 1348 Alabama
" Ida, domestic, 1901 Van Ness Av
" John, cook Sven Danielson, r. 41354 East

North
" John, salesman Pac. Coast Syrup Co., r.

Oakland
" Nicolai, cook, r. 9 Clay
" Oliver, master mariner, r. 734 Hayes
Christern Joachim, painter, r. 1019 McAllister
" Joachim Mrs., dairy produce, 1019 McAl-
lister
Christesen Martin A. C, coffee and lunch

house, 33, 5th, r. 315 Steiner
4®"Christesen. See Christsen
Christeson Hattie, widow, r. 709 Devisadero
Christian Alfred, blacksmith, r. 1729% Mission
" Arthur E., steward, r. 408 Pacific
" Bertha Miss, artist Elite Photographic

Studio, r. 3031 Buchanan
" C, steerage steward str City of Peking
" Christoph, laborer Martin Holje, r. 10th Av
South nr P
Christian Cliurch (First), R. M. Campbell pas-
tor, E s 12th bet Howard and Mission
" Demetrius, fruits, NE cor Bush and

Kearny, r. 158 Tehama
" Harry, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
" James A., kitchen steward Palace Hotel,
r. 230, 9th

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Christian Michael C, horse clipper, 1110 How-
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Christian Science Home, Miss Eva I. Fulton
manager, 1231 Pine

" Thomas, carpenter, r. 111% Castro
Christian Union Mission, J. G. Chown superin-
tendent, 590 Mission
^S'Christian. See Christen
Christianer Fred, salesman Benj. Curtaz & Son,

16-18 O'Farrell
ChristiansenAndrew G., cabinet maker Fink &
Schindler, r. 305 McAllister

" Anton, seaman, r. 617?| Greenwich

" Carl N., groceries and liquors, SW cor
Bush and Laguna, r. 12 Sunny Court

" Charles, bartender Henry Moore, r. 1225a
Jessie

" Christian (Christiansen & Meegan), r. 531
24th

" Ernest W. C, master mariner, r. 1339 York

" George H., tailor Carroll & Tilton, r. 461
Minna

" Hans, peddler, r. 17 Rltch

" Hans H., sergeant police, r. 914 Green

" Henry A., chief engineer str Gen. McDow-
ell, r. Alameda

" J., seaman, r. 32 Sacramento

" Jacob, seaman, r. 569 Bryant

" James, helper Columbia Marble Co., r. 644,
3d

" Jens, rope splicer Market St. Ry., r, 1413
Mission

" John M., bookkeeper Davis Bros., r. 211
Steiner

" Karl H., doorkeeper, r. 508 Jessie

" K. S., seaman, r. Sailors' Home

" Martin, machinist Presidio and Ferries
RR, r. 2001 Leavenworth

" Otto, r. 309% Chestnut

" Paul, r. 746, 4th

" Peter, driver Frank Knobloch

" Peter, waiter, r. 407 Montgomery Av

" Peter H., laborer, r. 1807 Haight

" Theodore (Anderson & Christiansen), r.
1223 Steiner

" & Meegan (Christian Christiansen and
Peter J. Meegan), liquors, SE cor Capp
and 34 th
Christiansen Charles, peddler, r. 10 St. Charles
PI

" Charles, waiter Alexander Olson, r. 454
Main

" Charles B., laborer, r. 343 Perry

" Henry, teamster, r. 563^ Bryant

'• Jens, cook, r. 536, 3d

" John, machinist Union Gas Engine Co., r.
Alameda

" John, porter Sailors' Home

" Oscar, revising clerk O. R. & N. Co., r.
1322a Valencia

" Rasmus, machinist, r. 2010 Folsom

" Selma, domestic, 1169 Stanyan
j8®~Christianson. See Christensen ana Chris-
tiansen
Christie A., carpenter James Young, r. Ala-
meda

" Albert D., carpenter, r. 259 Tehama

" Everett L., waiter F. Rakeman, r. 819
Kearny

" George (Jacobsen & Christie), r. 2731
Bryant Av

" George, decorator, r. 615 Capp

" Henry P., machinist, 222 Fremont, r. 33, 6th

" James, clerk Tunnicliffe & King, r. 419
Harrison

" James, joiner Unionl. Wks, r. 1410a Pacific

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' ' Louis C. , draughtsman Great Western Can

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Christie W. H., assistant general manager
Judson iManufacturing Co., SW cor How-
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" William H., moulder Vulcan I. Wks, r. 601
Natoma
j^-Christie. See Christy
Christiansen Frank R., bartender Dunn Bros.,

r. 1411a Sacramento
Christin Charles, r. 613 Octavia
'• Edward L., liquors, 313 Hayes
" Louis J. (Louis Juri & Co.), r. Napa, Cal.
jgS-Christin. See Christen
Christlnet Benjman V., bookkeper Wood, Cur-
tis & Co., r. 9 Powell
Christleck Henrietta, widow, r. 1624 Devisadero
Christman George, bookkeeper J. Einstein &
Co., r. 1221 Pierce
" Henry, livery stable, 1221 Pierce
.^g^Christman. See Chrisman
Christmann Philip, liquors, 541-543 Mission
" William, druggist German General Ben.
Soc, r. 18 John
4®"Christmas. See Chrismas
Christoe James, stenographer Morosco's Grand

Opera House, r. 744, 17th
Christofani Louis (Lorenzini & Christofani), r.

2210 Fillmore
Christoferson Bertha Miss, lace finisher J.

Spaulding & Co., r. 21 Langton
Christoffel Jacob, butcher, r. Prague nr Brazil Av
Cliristoflfer C. M., bicycle agency and supplies,

419 Stanyan, r. 417 Stanyan
Christoflersen August, seaman, r. 28 Sacra-
mento
" Christian, master schr Master Mariner,

ofQce 32 Steuart
" Frederick, master mariner, r. 739, 4th
" Frederick, seaman, 135 Folsom
Christopher Charles, storekeeper S. P. Co., r.
Berkeley
• Darrington, clerk Oregon Improvement

Co., r. 1912 Leavenworth
" John F., druggist Washington Pharmacy,

r. 160 Golden Gate Av
" Woolen C. salesman Chicago Clothing Co.,
r. 725V2 Hayes
Christophersen Peter, liquors, 10 Steuart, r.
Alameda
" Theresa, varieties, 2931 Washington
Christopherson Albert, painter Peter N. Kuss.
r. 10 De Boom
" Alfred, painter, r. 31 Lafayette
4S"Christopherson. See Christoflersen and

Chrestoflersen
Christsen Fred, waiter James Christsen, r. 456
Bryant

Christsen James, cofiee saloon, 700 Mission, r.

456 Bryant
Christy Augusta Mrs., millinery, 12, 6th, r. 325
Eddy
" Case, engineer,, r. 13i4 Taylor
" Harry, molder, r. 601 Natoma
" James, r. 224 Mississippi
" James, news agent, r. 13^4 Taylor
" James A., salesman Reid's Cash Store, r.

419 Harrison
" J. Robert, foreman Dow Steam Pump Wks,

Christy Mining Co. (Silver Reef, Utah), George

R. Spinney secretary, 310 Pine, room 28

" Robert, carpenter, r. SW cor Santa Clara

and Connecticut
" William R., bookkeeper Hibernia Savings
and Loan Soc, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Christy & Wise (John H. and Harry E. Wise),
wool and commission merchants and
wholesale wines and liquors, 212 San-
some, rooms 1-2 and 7-8, warehouse cor
5th and Townsend
4^Christy. See Christie

ChritledorS Charles, bartender Horn & Nipgen
Chrome Steel Works (Brooklyn. N. Y.), H. D.

Morris & Co. agents, 141-143, 1st
Clironicle (daily and weekly), M. H. de Young
proprietor, NE cor Market and Kearny
Chronicle Building.NE cor Kearny and Market
Chrookam Lottie, widow, r. 32 Fell
Chros ana Mario, candy maker Louis Saroni &

Co., r. 322 Vail eio
Chrystal James B., r. 725 Pine
" Michael, laborer, r. Onondaga Av nr Mis-
sion Road
-e®"Chrystal. See Christal
Chubb S. C. Mrs., widow, nurse, r. 1015 Market
Church Calvin B., porter The Bank of California,
r. 229 Kearny
" Carrie J., widow, lodgings, 613 Larkin
" Charles E., clerk auditing dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. Sausalito
" Charles J., salesman Crane Co., r. 90, 25th
" David O., bookkeeper Warren & Malley, r.
613 Larkin

CHURCH EDWARD B. REV.,

principal Irving Institute and assist-
ant rector St. John's Episcopal Church,
r. 1036 Valencia

Church Edward I., salesman, r. 435 Eddy
" Emma F. Miss, teacher Pacific Heights

Grammar School, r. 2727 California
Church Frances A. Mrs., vice-principal Irving

Institute, r. 1036 Valencia
" Frank A., bookkeeper Dutton & Co., r. 1809

Eddy
" Frank H. Rev., secretary Diocese of Cali-
fornia, 731 California, r. Oakland
" Frank H., student, r. 1907 Buchanan
" George E., stableman, r. 7 Hampton PI
" Gold Mining Co. (El Dorado Co.) Thomas

R. Church president, Alfred P. Swain

secretary, 4 Nevada Block
" Harry, student, r. 103 Larkin
" Henry, r. Old People's Home
" John E., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1422

Valencia
" Joseph W., driver White Star Laundry

Co., r. 127Capp
" Mary, widow, r. 317 Jones
" Missions House, Rev. W. I. Kip Jr. in

charge, 249, 2d
" Nathan, r. 3 Essex PI

" Obadiah S. , carrier postofhce, r. 330 Bartlett
" of Christ (Mormon), 927 Mission
Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe (R. C),

Rev. A. M. Santandreu pastor, N s

Broadway nr Mason
Church of St. Agnes (R. C), Rev. William P.

Kirby pastor, W s Masonic Av bet Page

and Oak
Church of St. Charles Borromeo (R. C), Rev.

Patrick J. Cummins pastor, NW cor 18th

and Shotwell
Church of St. John the Evangelist (Episcopal),

Rev. E. B. Spalding, D. D. rector, S s

15th bet Valencia and Mission

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Rev. William W. Bolton rector, W s
Steiner bet Union and Green
Cliurch of the Advent (Episcopal), Rev. John
A. Emery rector, E s 11th bet Market
and Mission
Church of the Holy Cross (R. C), Rev. John F.
McGinty pastor, N s Eddy bet Scott and
Devisadero
" Robert, electrician, r. 317 Jones
" Robert A., conductor Market St. 'Ry., r.

1175 Valencia
" Samuel H., 1st asst. engineer str Alameda,

r. Alameda
" Samuel R., teamster, r. 1945 Mission
Church Seymour R., merchandise broker, 307
Sansome, room 1, telephone Main 5086,
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" William, attorney at law, r. 602 Buchanan
" William, laborer, r. 44 Zoe
Churchill Amelia, widow, r. 88 Everett
" Beacham, car repairer S. P. Co., r. 146 Oak
" Frank, gripman Geary St. RR, r. 3201

Geary
" Frank W., farmer, r. 1002 Haight
" Frederick C, clerk, r. 510 Hayes
" James, plasterer Sumner E. Murray, r.

43254 Natoma
" Mary F., widow, r. 1002 Haight
" MiloH., delicacies, 438 O'Farrell
" Nellie Mrs., seamstress, r. 1909 Mission
" Normand B., r. 835, 15th
" Robert P., farmer, r. 1002 Haight
Churchward Milton L., teamster, r. 421 Bay
Churich Dusan, bartender, r. 511a Larkin

" Lazar (Churich & Vercevich) r. 628 La-
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Churich & Vercevlch (Lazar Churich and Adam
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Grove and Laguna
Chute Richard, mining, 405 Front
Ciampra Giuseppe, shoemaker, 1725 Mason
Ciancido Joseph, fish dealer, r. 1402 Kearny
Cianciolo Michel, fish dealer. 2026 Fillmore, r.

419 Green
Cianni P., inventor, r. 1007 Montgomery Av
Cibilich Martin, coffee saloon, SE cor Mission

and Steuart, r. 1012, 24th
Cibolo Creek Mill and Mining Co., Lamartine

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Cicchi M. & Co. (Mrs. Maria Cacchi and Mrs.
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427 Broadway
" Maria, widow (M. Cicchi & Co.), r. 1000
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Cicerone Giuseppe, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r.
1303 Butte
" Sebastiano, laborer Yosemite Flour Mills,
r. 12 Layfayette
Cicoria John, teamster J. Miller & Co., r. 8 Jas-
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Cieger Charles, butcher, r. 27314 Clara
Ciegler Samuel, butcher, r. 937 Folsom

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" Lime Co., Edward L. Snell manager, 16
Hayes
Cigar Makers' International Union, Albert Dale
secretary, 368 Jessie
" Packers' International Union, 539 Cali-
fornia
Cilley Scott, teamster Whitney Transfer Co., r.

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Cills Arthur W , clerk, r. 524 Chestnut
" Edward O., porter, r. 524 Chestnut
" Henry, policeman, r. 49 Hermann
" James H., r. 524 Chestnut
" John W., wrapper Cal. Canneries Co.
Cima Giovanni, framemaker Lippi Bros., r. 115a

Langton
Cimental Filerio, bootblack, 1026^4 Hyde, r. 2

Vallejo PI
Cimeran Frederick A., r. 1720 Baker
Cimosci Antonio, driver, r. 7 Maiden Lane
Cimpher Jacob, engineer, r. 3218. 16th
Cincinnati Safe and Lock Co., D. N. Hawley

general agent, 318 Market
Cincotta Giacomo, liquors, 10 Union
Cinollo Santo, liquors, 1534 Stockton
Cinq-Mars Arthur E.. painter, r. 13i4 White
Cinslen George E., machinist, r. Army nr Castro
Ciocca Eduardo (Gaddini, Lorenzini & Co.), r.

805M Filbert
Cipowski August, master mariner, r. 3617 Mis-
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" Paul, porter Pattosien Carpet Co., r. 3617i4

Mission
Ciprico A. P. Mrs., iournalist Chronicle, r. 1115

Valencia
Ciprico Edmund S., superintendent Lachman

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Cirimel Frank (Pagano & Cirimel), r. 6 San An-
tonio PI

Cirimeli Ludovico, bootblack, r. 11 Pollard PI

Cirkle Douglass, clerk, r. 1921 Union

Cirode W. Y., solicitor Preferred Accident Ins.
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Cirwin Charles, bartender, r. 856 Howard

Cisneros Christopher, carpenter, 1317 Powell
" Constantine, bottler, 1317 Powell

Cisternino Frank, liquors and cigars, 905
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Citron Abraham, groceries, 821 Polk
" Bessie Miss, stenographer, r. 1344.Ellis
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City and County Physician, S. S. Kalin,M. D.,

office 14 Grant Av
City and County Recorder. Hall of Records,

New City Hall
City and County Registrar of Voters, New

Citv Hall, basement
City and County Sheriff, New City Hall, 1st

floor
City and County Superintendent of Common

Schools, New City Hall. 3d floor
City and County Superintendent Streets, New

City Hall, 1st floor
City and County Surveyor, New City Hall, 3d

floor
City and County Tax Collector, New City Hall,

1st floor
City and County Treasurer, New City Hall,

1st floor
City and Mission Express, Nicholas W. Con-
nor proprietor, 425 Sansome
" Apron Co., Edward De Courcy proprietor,

510 Webster
City Argus (weekly), Robert E. Culbreth pub-
lisher and proprietor, 526 Kearny
" Building and Loan Associatio', James M.

Ellis secretary, 323 Montgomery
City Cemetery, James O'Kane general super-
intendent, 34th Av and Clement
City Corporation Yard (Fire Department), 50-52

Sacramento
City Corporation Yards (Street Department),

113 Citv Hall Av and 814, 6th

CITY DIRECTORY,

H. S. Crocker Co. publishers, oface 215-
219 Bush
City Fair, Em. Meyer & Co. proprietors, 303

Sutter
City Front Boys' Club, 615 Sansome
" Front Coal Co., Hugh Flynn proprietor, 238

Steuart
" Front Exchange, lodgings, Victor Evars

proprietor, 48 Sacramento
" Front House, 31 East
" Front House. 625 Davis
City Front Kitchen Garden, 806 Sansome
" Front Stables, J. W. Morshead & Son
proprietors, 20 Clay
City Hall (New), SE cor McAllister and Larkin
City HaU Commissioners, New City Hall, 1st
floor
" Hall Market, Schrader Bros, proprietors,
1342-1344 Market

City Hotel, Leary & Holland proprietors, 512

Howard
City Iron Works, Joshua Hendy Machine Works

proprietors, office 38-44 Fremont, works

cor Bay and Keamy

CITY OF PARIS,

G. Verdier & Co. proprietors, importers
and dealers dry goods, SE cor Geary
and Grant Av ; Paris, 2 Rue de Fau-
bourg Poissonniere ; New York, 486
Broadway; Los Angeles, 223 South
Broadway

City Pound, cor 16th and Alabama

City Receiving Hospital, New City Hall, base-
ment

City Stables, F. M. Chapman & Co. proprietors,
332 Bush, telephone Main 1782

CITY STEAM CARPET BEAT-

ING AND RENOVATING WORKS,
George H. Stevens manager, 38-40
8th, telephone South 250

City Street Improvement Co.,

J. W. McDonald president and man-
ager, W. E. Dennison secretary, con-
tractors for all kinds of street work,
railway construction and owners
Santa Cruz Bitumen Mines, 10-11 and
45 Mills Bldg, 5th floor, telephone
Main 5377
City Transit Co., Montgomery & Holtham pro-
prietors. 203 Sutter
City Warehouse, Morton Draying and Ware-
house Co. proprietors, SW cor Lombard
and Battery
Ciucci Adolfo (T. Venturi & Co.), r. 420 Broad-
way
" Salvadore, salesman P. NicoUetti, r. 527
Folsom
Cizovich Nicholas, cook, r. 737 Natoma
Claasen Christian, clerk J. H. Claasen & Co., r.
986 Harrison
" Henry, r. 444 Brannan
Claasen J. H. & Co. (John H. Claasen), gro-
ceries, wines and liquors, 397, 6th
" John H. (J. H. Claasen & Co.), r. 986 Har-
rison
4S" Claasen. See Classen, Claussen and Klas-

sen
Claassen Emma S. Miss, dressmaker, r. 347
Waller
" Jacob, r. 347 Waller

" Louis W., bookkeeper Sachs Bros. & Co., r.
347 Waller
Clabrough George W., office 38 Mills Bldg, 6th

floor, r. 1443 McAllister
Clabrough, Golcher & Co. (William J. and Henry
C. Golcher), guns, ammunition, fishing
tackle and sporting goods, 605 Market
" Jennie, widow, r. 1443 McAllister
" John P. (estate of), 38 Mills Bldg, 6th floot-
Clack William, under Sheriff, r. 15 Elgin Park
Av
" William Jr., clerk, r. 15 Elgin Park Av
Claffey Elizabeth, widow, r. 2iy2 Dore
" Georg% machinist, r. 126 Gilbert
" John Mrs., widow, r. 3010, 16th
" John J., factory hand Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 126

Gilbert
" Patrick, laborer, r. 308 Lang ton
" Thomas, laborer, r. 126 Gilbert
Claffy James G., factory hand Pac. Roll Mill, r.
532 Bryant
" Peter F., carrier postofflce, r. 209 Arling-
ton
Claflen William, foreman Alex. McCord & Co.,

r. 2 Rose PI
Clagett William B., bartender, r. 182 Stevenson
Claiborne James H., r. 2212 Steiner
" James H. Jr., with Pope & Talbot, r. 2212

Steiner
" Josephine E. Miss, school teacher, r. 2212

Steiner
" Rose V. Miss, teacher Hamilton Grammar
School, r. 2212 Steiner
Claich Mitchell, waiter Megica & Co., r. 2011^4
Fillmore

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Clairville Walter, master str Transit, r. Oak-
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Clancey Mary, domestic, 1212 Sutter

" Patrick, r. cor 22d and Eureka

" Patrick W., watchman, r. 532 Sanchez

" Theresa, widow, r. 512, 4th
Clancy Annie, domestic, 2120 California

" Bartholomew, steward, r. 327 Minna

" Belle, widow, r. 232 Lobos

" Bernard M., driver Goldberg, Bo wen & Co.,
r. 1910 Eddy

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" Ceslaus Rev., O. P., clergyman, r. St. Dom-
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" Charles A., solicitor F. Korbel & Bros., r. 9
Perry

" Daniel, r. 9 Priest

" David C, r. 9 Perry

" Ella D. Mrs., ladies' nurse, 526 Turk

" Eugene A., ironworker Dyer Bros., r. 331,

" Frank, glove maker F. G. Conklin & Co., r.

1854 Lexington Av
" Frank J., tailor Abraham Sidlowski, r. 715

Elizabeth
" George, clerk, r. 232 Lobos
" George F., driver, r. 535 O'Farrell
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" Harry, teamster, r. NW cor Sterner and

Hermann
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" Henry G., policeman, r. 9 Perry
" James, laborer, r. 839, 23d
" James T., bookkeeper O'Connor, Moflatt &

Co., r. 535 O'Farrell
" Jessie L. Miss, bookkeeper,r. 3240 California
" John, clerk T. Clancy & Co.. r. 522, 6th
" John,coalpasserMarketSt. Ry.,r. 9 Priest
" John, driver J. Hertz & Co., r. 13031/2 Eddy
» John, laborer, r. 608, 6th
" John, stableman Jeflerson Powers
" John H., teamster Albert E. Buckman, r.

837, 23d
" John J., engineer, r. 232 Lobos
" John J., painter, r. 1152 Folsom
" John J. Jr., painter, r. 1152 Folsom
" John T., machinist, r. 9 Perry
" Joseph, teamster American Biscuit Co., r.

9 Perry
" Kate Miss, tailoress, r. 715 Elizabeth
" Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. 839, 23d
" Martin, r. 331, 12th
" Martin J., teamster, r. 1033 Minna
" Mary Miss, box maker John Horstmann, r.

91/4 Boardman PI
" Mary E., widow, r. 715 Elizabeth
'< Maurice, helper James P. Guerin, r. TVi

Dikeman PI
" Michael, fireman, r. 9 Priest
" Michael, teamster, r. 331, 12th
" Owen, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 32391/4

Mission
" Owen H., watchman U. S. Mint, r. 909

Powell
" Patrick, laborer, r. 12'/2 Bryant Av
" Patrick, laborer John Horstmann, r. QVi

Boardman PI
. " P. Emmet, pressman H. S. Crocker Co., r.

535 O'Farrell
" Peter, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. NE cor

Napa and Louisiana
" Peter, watchman, r. 535 O'Farrell
" Peter G., plumber, r. 839, 23d
•' Philip, laborer, r. 342, 30th
" Rose Miss, wool sorter, r. 518, 4th
" Terrence (T. Clancy & Co.), r. 522, 6th
" Terrence J., conductor Market St. Rv., r.

32391/4 Mission
Clancy Terrence L., groceries and liquors, 137,

9th, r. 135, 9th
" Theresa Miss, wool sorter, r. 518, 4th
" Thomas C, r. 9 Perry
" Thomas J., liquors, 222 McAllister, r. 226,

17th
" Timothy J., clerk T. Clancy & Co., r. 532,

6th
" T. J. Mrs., restaurant, 3239% Mission, r.

1530 Guerrero

CLANCY T. & CO.

(Terrence Clancy), bargains in shoes,
furnishing goods, notions, boys' suits
and hats, 312, 6th

Clancy William, laborer, r. 331, 12th
" William, machinist, r. 9 Priest
" William B., clerk Irvine Bros., r. 2318

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" William J., salesman, r. 535 O'Farrell
Clapham Charles T., cook, r. 91714 Mission
Clapp Belle M.Mrs., bookkeeper Wellman, Peck
&Co., r. 1716 Bush
" Charles H., surveyor, r. 531 Haight •
" Clark, r. 1725 Lexington Av
" Edward L., musician, r. 1725 Lexington Av
" Fannie E. Miss, milliner, r. 132Webster
" Frank E., clerk, r, 1119 Shotwell
" Frank W., clerk S. P. Co., r. 1119 Shotwell
" Henry A., r. 113, 4th
" Henry L., with The Bank of California, r.

2108 Vallejo
" Henry P., r. 326 Pacific
■' Laura L., widow, r. 2108 Vallejo
" Thomas J., architect, r. 132 Webster
" William E., carpenter, r. 122 Webster
Clar Leo H., collector Oregon Coal and Naviga-
tion Co., r. Oakland
Clara Gold Mining Co. (Grizzly Flat, El Dorado
Co.), C. M. Cross secretary, 8-9 Chronicle
Bldg
Claraty Michael, salesman Hirstel & Co., r.

10051/2 Clay
Clare George C, carpenter Paul Boy ton Chute
Co., r. 45 Tremont Av
" Robert M., machinist Union I. Wks., r. 20

Bond
■' Robert M., Jr , clerk, r. 20 Bond
" William, laborer S. P. Co., r. 33a Boardman
PI
Clarenbach Carl, salesman Baker & Hamilton,

r. 617 Mason
Clarence Edmund, sexton Third Congregational

Church, r. 6 Mission Court
Clarendon House, Mrs. H. Letchec proprietor,
574 Folsom
" The, Mrs. E. P. Warburton proprietor,
1421/2, 4th
Claresy Emanuel, salesman A. Galli Fruit Co.,

r. Berkeley
Claret Arthur, bartender C. Coakley, r. NE cor

Geary and Central Av
Clarey House The, Thomas Clarey proprietor,
1024 Howard
" Thomas, proprietor The Clarey House,
1024 Howard
4®"Clarey. See Clary and Cleary
Clarfield Baruch, watchmaker and jeweler, 1059

Howard
Clark Ad& Mrs., teacher dancing, 211 Sutter
" Adelina J., widow, r. 16 Grove
" Albert, cook, r. 701 Folsom
" Albert, gripman Market St. Ry., r, 1916

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" Albert H., salesman G. Verdier & Co., r.

Oakland
" Albert T.. lumber inspector, r. 614 Folsom
Clark Albert V., vice-president N. Clark & Sons,
17-19 Spear, r. Alameda
" Alexander, carpenter, r. Sagamore nr Cap-
itol
" Alexander C, painter S. P. Co., r. 1833

Howard _. ,

" Alfred (R. Clark & Sons), r. 1720 Fillmore
" Alfred O., millwright, r. 1326 Howard
" Alice Miss, domestic, r. 327, 4th

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Red 21, r. San Jose, Cal
" Alice J. Miss, vice-principal James Lick

Grammar School, r. 20 O'Farrell
" Allen B., with California Adsigns Co.. r.

1204 Oak
" Aloysius J., shoe cutter, r. 314 6th
" Alvah K.. bookkeeper Charles K. Clark,

r. Oakland
" Amos F., gripman Sutter St. Ry., r. 1012

Geary
" Andrew, r. 108 St. Roses Av
" Andrew G., r. 1239 Sanchez
" Ann, widow, r. 2 Grant Alley
" Ann H., widow, r. 1410 Bush
" Annie P., widow, r. 20 Douglass
" .Anthony, watchman Fulton Eng. & Ship

Blkg. Wks., r. 3212 Steiner
" Antoinette H., widow, r. lUlA Jones
" Archibald B.. driver Union Ice Co., r. 730,

4th
•' Arthur M. Rev., asst. rector St. Mary's

Church (R. C), r. 628 California
" Asa B., shoemaker, r. 536 Ellis
■• Uarbara, widow, corset maker, 207a Powell
'• Bernard, teamster, r. 1115 Broderick
'• '5rendon, finisher Imperial Photographic

Studio, r. 33, 6th

CLARK BUILDING,

F. G. J. Margetson agent, 406 Sutter

Clark Caroline F., widow, r. 502 Washington
" Carrie Miss, bookbinder, r. 814 Freelon
" Catherine, widow, r. 942, 21st
" Charles, r. 2920 Pierce
" Charles, chief engineer, str Farallone
" Charles, cook I. Holt, r. 650 Mission
'■ Charles, lodgings, 17, 4th
" Charles, painter, r. 771 Howard
Clark Charles, M. D., physician and surgeon
(late of Cook Hospital, Chicago, 111.),
office 211 Taylor, hours 10:30 a. m. to
12:30 P. M., 4 to 6:30 P. M., Sundays 1 to 2,
telephone Jessie 81, r. 1210 Mason, hours
after 8, telephone Main 1216
" Charles, seaman, r. 328 Drumm
'■ Charles B., coal passer Sutter St. Rv ,

r. 917 Sutter
' Charles C. salesman, r. 620 Washington
" C!harles F., with Henry L. Van Wyck, r.

535 Guerrero
" Charles H., cashier Palace Hotel
" Charles H., hostler Jersey Farm Co., r. 350

Tehama
" Charles H., mei'chant, r. 1134 Sutter
Clark Charles K., secretary Building and Loan
Associations, (San Francisco and Ala-
meda Counties), 208 Sansome, r. Berkeley
" Charles L., clerk Ry. Mail Service, r. 13

South Park
" Charles L., salesman, r. 1134 Sutter
" Charles S., salesman Cooper & Co r 28

Pleasant
" Charlotte, widow, r. 2119 California
" Charlotte C. Miss, teacher Mission Gram-
mar School, r. 408 Larkin
" Charlotte D., widow, r. 817 Guerrero
'■ Chauncey, clerk, r. 1020 Market
" Christopher J., upholsterer, r. 221 1/2 Sanchez
" Cornelius, J., machinist, r. 317 Fell
" C. T., Miss, dressmaker, r. 514 Sutter
" Daniel J., currier, r. 528 Hickory Av
" David, hostler E. Joyce, r. 718 Valencia
" David, laborer, r. 8 Oregon
" David W., machinist The Pelton Water
Wheel Co., r. 137 Tremont Av

Clark Dennis S., carpenter, r. cor East and
Park Avs
D. G. clairvoyant, r. 1104 Mission
Edgar B., carpenter, r. 1222 Broadway
Edmund F., r. 330, 27th
Edward, clerk, r. 1526 Clay
Edward, cook str St. Paul
Edward, waiter, r. 43 Louisa
Clark Edward H., manager Hearst Estate, 32
Mills Bldg, 9th floor, telephone Main
5497, r. Alameda
" Edward J., cashier LeCount Bros., r. 638

Hayes
" Edward J., clerk, r. 563J4 Minna
" Edward K., r. 2119 California
" Edward L., solicitor Hicks-Judd Co., r.
808 Mission
Clerk Edward S., M. D., oculist and aurist,
office 16 Geary, telephone Grant 175,
hours 10 a. m. to 2 p. m., r. 3161 Central
Av, Alameda, telephone Red 41
" Edwin A., messenger U. S. Mint, r. 1133

Union
" Edwin C, clerk W. R. Grace & Co., r. 123

Cumberland
" E. Harry, bartender Albert Hornlein, r. 16

Grove
" Elijah, watchmaker, 24 Post, r. Alameda
" Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker, r. 1720 Fill-
more
" Ellen, widow, r. 215, 32d
" Elmer, clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,

r. 445 Noe
" Emma Miss, r. 414 Bartlett
" Ernest A., waiter Mrs. Theresa Sloan, r.

1585 Valencia
" Fannie B. Miss, nurse Lane Hospital, r. 712

Geary
" Frank, carpenter, r. cor. East and Park

Avs
" Frank A., inspector U. S. Customs, r. 109

Oak
" Frank E., traveling salesman Louis A.

Grade, r. 1134 Sutter
" Frank P., clerk Spring Valley W. W., r.

1334, 20th
" Franklin N., dentist, 26 Montgomery, r. 313

Ashbury
" Fred H., r. 534 Ellis
" Fred H., bookkeeper Charles K. Clark, r.

Berkeley
" Frederick, clerk H. A. Kuchmeister & Co.,

r. IOI61/2 Pacific
" Frederick, plumber, r, 5 Morris Av
" Frederick A., r. 959 Folsom
" Frederick A., cook, r. 322, 3d
" Frederick A., janitor, r. 101614 Pacific
Clark Frederick A. Major, civil, hydraulic and
mining engineer and U. S. deputy min-
eral surveyor, 418 California, r. 1011 Green
" Fred H., teacher Lowell High School, r.

Oakland
" Frederick N., carpenter, 518 Hyde
" Frederick S., carpenter, r. 44 Oak
" Frederick W., r. 1506 Howar 1
" Frederick W. (Frederick W. Clark & Co.), r.

NW cor Powell and Vandewater
" Frederick W., brakeman, r. 413^/^, 3d
" Frederick W. & Co. (Frederick W. Clark),

blacksmiths, 325 Francisco
" F. W. Mrs., confectionery, 1506 Howard
" George (Clark & Webster), r. 1337 Sutter
" George, carpenter, r. Sagamore nr Capitol
" George, electrician, r. 2633 Sutter
" George, longshoreman, r. 136, 5th
" Greorge, plumber and gasfi ter, 617 Brod- -

erick
" George, waiter G. Hink & Co., r. 637 Eddy
Clark George A. & Brother (New York), o. N. T.
Cotton, James Elder agent, 14-16 Sutter
" George B., printer J. Allison, r. 739a Grove
Clark George D., librarian Free Public Library,
New City Hall, second floor, r. 312 Brod-
erick
Clark George D., secretary and treasurer N.
Clark & Sons, 17-19 Spear, r. 120 Fred-
erick
" George G., chief clerk forwarding dept.
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Clark George L., glove maker Farrant & Co., r.

927 Minna
" George M., conductor Sutter St. Ry., r. 109

Wood
" George W., conductor Cal. St. RR. r. 1839

Polk
" George W., gardener, r. 38b De Long Av
" George W. Mrs., widow, r. 728 Sutter
" Gertie Miss, domestic, 308 Brannan
" Gordon, driver Pac. Carriage Co., r. 114, 4th
" Gran , cigar maker, r. 2717^4 Harrison
" G. Waverly, physician, 24, 6th
Clark G. W. & Co. (Jerome B. Stanford and

Timothy J. Staack), importers and job-
bers wall paper, interior decorators and

manufacturers window shades. 653 Mar-
ket
" Harry, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" Harry, salesman Cartan, McCarthy & Co.,

r. 515 Post
" Harry, salesman Raphael's, r. 319 Geary
" Harry A., bartender, r. 114 Mason
^' Harry L,., swimming instructor Olympic

Club
'' Harry W., optician Christian Muller, r.

1002 Union
" Hawkins, r. 311 Sutter
" H. C. piano tuner, r. 399 Hyde
^' Henderson, gripman Presidio and Ferries

RR, r. 1113 Filbert
^' Henry, clerk, r. 614 Folsom
" Henry J. (Kelly & Clark), r. 3914 Turk
" Henry M., conductor, r. 413^4 3d
" Henry T., clerk, r. 411 Franklin
^' Herbert, clerk estate James G. Fair, r.

Hotel Langham
" Herbert A., carpenter Joseph Y. 'Aver. r.

3259 Mission
" Herbert D., clerk Fireman's Fund Ins. Co.,

r. Alameda
" Herman, r. 340 Tehama
" Horace O.. salesman A. L. Bancroft & Co.,

r. 399 Hyde
" Hugh, engineer The Colonial
" Hugh, machinist, r. 532 Connecticut
" Hugh R., real estate, r. 1135 Folsom
" Hugh W., carpenter, r. 1330 Ellis
" Ida E. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar

School, r. 20 O'Farrell
" Ida M. Mrs., teacher music, r. 1833 Howard
" James, r. 249 Minna
^' James, r. 304 Sanchez
" James (Clark & Co.) r. 145, 13th
" James, contractor, r. 807 Treat Av
" James, electrician, r. 338, 4th
" James, expressman, SE cor 6th and How-
ard
«' James, liquors, 606 Howard
" James, machinist Dow Steam Pump Wks.,

r. 507 Mission
" James, porter Baker & Hamilton, r. 935

Church
" James, waiter, r. 781 Mission
" James Mrs., restaurant and liquors, 803,4th
" James H., broker, r. 1536 Clay
" James H., watchman, r. 19 Steuart
" James J., carpenter, r. cor East and Park

Avs
" James L., master mariner, r. 1517 Val-

lejo
" James P., helper Alexander M. Bruce, r.

Oakland
•" James Q., drayman, 547-549 Market, r. 942

31st
" James R., calker, r. 765'/^ Howard
" James W., salesman T. G. Gruenhagen &

Co., r. 628 Hayes
" James W., waiter, r. 1138a Howard
" Jane A., widow, r. 1001 Powell
-" Jennie Mrs., varieties, 1326 Howard
" J. Fessenden (Byxbee & Clark), r. Hotel St.

Nicholas
" J. Fessenden Mrs., expert purchasing

agent, 1630 Market
" J. N. E. Mrs., widow, r. 614 Capp
" John, blacksmith David Kerr, r. Oakland
" John, carpenter, r. 29 Clara Av rear
" John, laborer, r. 108 St. Roses Av
" John, laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli Av

W. MONTAGUE & CO,

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For Town Water Works, Hydraulic Mining

and Irrigation.

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Clark John, machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks, r.
234 Moulton Av

" John, shoemaker United Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 707 Natoma

" John C, salesman Baker & Hamilton, r.
123 Cumberland

" John C, salesman D. Samuels, r. 810 Doug-
lass

" John E., bailiff Police Court 4, r. 710 Pine

" John F., trackman Market St. Ry, r. 1169
Valencia

" John G., cashkeeper The Bank of Califor-
nia, r. 1101 Green

" John G. Mrs., president Lick Old Ladies'
Home and The King's Daughters' Home
r. 1101 Green

" John J., architect, 83 St. Ann's Bldg, r. 1526
Clay

" John J., blacksmith, r. 533 Connecticut

" John J., carpenter, r. 7 Harriet

" John L., traveling salesman Langley &
Michaels Co., r. 836 Sutter

" John S., r. 209 Franklin

CLARK JOHN T.,

furniture, carpets and house fur-
nishing goods, 1133 Market, telephone
Mint 761, r. 1008 Hyde

Clark John V., clerk -general auditor's ofBce S.
P. Co., r. San Carlos, Cal
" John W., fur trader, r. 2101 Bush
" Jonathan, brickmason, r. 535 Folsom
" Joseph, r. Pacific-Union Club
" Joseph, attorney at law, 402 Montgomery

room .35, r. 331 Fair Oaks
" Joseph, plumber William F. Wilson, r. 127

Cumberland
" Joseph, upholsterer, 1309 Mason
" Joseph B., contractor, r. 807% Treat Av
" Joseph C, operator, r. 819 Greenwich
" Joseph E., carpenter, r. 1636 San Carlos Av
" Joseph H., salesman G. C. Hall & Son, r.

729 Turk
" Joseph M., shoemaker J. C. Nolan & Co., r.

628 Hayes
" Joseph P., salesman George A. Clark &

Bro., r. 417 Ivy Av
" J. Wilbur, plumber and gasfltter, 312 Turk

r. 313 Eddy
" Katie, widow, r. 460 Bryant
Clark L. Curran, secretary and treasurer John
Taylor & Co., 63, 1st, r. 3518 Broadway
" Lee, cigars and tobacco, 3 California, r. 112

Butte
" Leland F., salesman G. Verdier & Co., r.
Fruitvale
Clark Leonard S., attorney at law, 6 Mills
Bldg, 10th floor, r. Berkeley
Lewis, waiter, r. 181 Jessie
Lily Miss, janitor Clark Building
Lincoln, electrician, r. 141014 Lyon
Lizzie, widow, r. 319 Elm Av
Lizzie Miss (Morris & Clark), r. 335 Post
Lizzie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 727 Bush
Louis, paper hanger, r. 613 Buchanan
Louis C. (The Truman S. Clark Co.), and

policeman, r. 330 Guerrero
Margaret Miss, nurse, r. 1730 Fillmore
Margaret Miss, stenographer Viavi Co., r.

319 Elm Av
Marie, widow, r. 318, 37th
Martin, r. 930 Vallejo
Mary, widow, r. 13 Lynch
Mary, widow, r. 153 Laidley
Mary Miss, r. 18 Essex
Mary A., widow, r. 30 Arlington

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Clark Mary A., domestic, 720 Cole
" Mary E., widow, r. 3218 Webster
" Mary E. Miss, glove maker, r. SM Freelon.
" Mary L., newspapers, 316 Montgomery, r.

519 Sacramento
" Michael (Clark & Farrelly), and wood and

coal, 1555 Howard, r. 1613 Folsom
" Michael, gardener, r. 827 Mission
" Michael, proprietor New Eagle Soap Wks.,

NE cor Nebraska and El Dorado, r. 113

El Dorado
Clark Mile-End Spool Cotton Co. The (New

York), John Maclay manager, 108 Battery
" Milo A., plasterer, r. 2623 Sutter
" Milton S., conductor Market St. Ry.. r.

53714 Elizabeth

CLARK N. & SONS,

N. Clark president, Albert V. Clark
vice-president, G. D. Clark secretary
and treasurer, manufacturers and
dealers vitrified iron stone sewer
pipe, chimney tops and pipes, fire-
Dricks, fireclay, drain and irrigating
tile, 17-19 Spear
Clark Nehemiah, president N. Clark & Sons,
17-19 Spear, r. Sacramento, Cal.

Nellie, widow, r. 8^ Freelon

Nellie, domestic, 709 Bush

Nellie H. Mrs., r. 2203 Fulton

O. E., salesman General Electric Co., r.
Oakland

Osmer N., steward str Alameda, r. 330b
Guerrero

Patrick, longshoreman, r. 314 Beale rear

Patrick F., boots and shoes, 314, 6th

Peter, gardener, r. 5 Morris Av

Peter, laborer, r. 21^4 Shotwell

Peter, machinist, r. 522 Connecticut

Peter, sugar boiler Western Sugar Refin-
ery, r. IbVi Rausch

Peter G., gardener, r. 5 Morris Av

Phelan, machinist Fulton Eng. & Ship
Bldg. Wks., r. 553 Folsom

Philander, salesman A. J. B. Immel & Co.,
r. NE cor Mason and Washington

Philip (Connelly & Clark), r. 157, 7th

R. & Sons (Robert, Robert Jr. and Alfred),
painters and paper hangers, 802 Larkin

R. Frank, solicitor and agent Fireman's
Fund Ins. Co., r. Alameda

Richard L., conductor Sutter St. Ry.,r.
1012 Geary

Robert (R. Clark & Sons), r. 1720 Fillmore

Robert, laborer, r. Sagamore nr Capitol

Robert Jr. (R. Clark & Sons), r. 1720 Fill-
more

Robert, traveling salesman B. Blumenthal
&Co

Robert C, r. 241 Castro

.Robert L., carriage maker Frederick W.
Clark & Co., r. 819 Greenwich

Robert L. Jr., jeweler Donohue & Kerdell,
r. 1842 Union

Robert S., clerk U. S. Surveyor General's
Office, r. 138 Tremont Av

Ruth E. Miss, r. 2015 Franklin

Samuel P. B. (Clark & Williams), r. 2610
Folsom

Samuel R. E. S., clerk, r. 413i4, 3d

Sarah, widow, r. 538 O'Farrell

Seymour B., mining secretary, 430 Mont-
gomery, room 6
Clark S. H. H., vice president Occidental and
Oriental Steamship Co., office 425 Mar-
ket, r. Omaha, Neb.

Clark Stephen A., porter International Hotel
Stephen T., teamster, r. 3014 Folsom
Susan P., varieties, 535 Folsom
Thomas, r. 50 Silver .
Thomas, r. 1116 Kansas
Thomas (Thomas Clark & Son), r. 607 Mc-
Allister
Thomas, flagman S. P. Co., r. 244 Perry
Thomas, plumber, r. 607 McAllister
Thomas, sawmaker Union Box Factory, r.

4305!i Chestnut
Thomas Jr., jeweler, r. 244 Perry
Thomas F. (Thomas Clark & Son), r. 607

McAllister
Thomas & Son (Thomas and Thomas F.),

plumbers, 611 McAllister
Treat P., r. 429 Greenwich
Truman S., manager The Truman S. Clark

Co., 645-647 Mission, r. 32 Julian Av
Truman S. Co. The, manufacturers woven

wire mattresses, 645-647 Mission
W. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 700% Tennessee
Waldo G., electrician Cal. Electric Supply

& Construction Co., r. 1145 Market
Wallace L., clerk Lincoln Bros., r. 230

Central Av
Walter, receiving clerk Levi Strauss &

Co., r. 318 Golden Gate Av
Walter P., with Tallant Banking Co., r. 636

Valencia
Warren D. (Williams, Dimond & Co.), r.

1733 Broadway
Wellyn B., teacher mathematics Cogswell

Polytechnic College, r. 3830 Howard
Wilbur, plumber, r. 313 Eddy
Willard, shoemaker W. H. Nolan & Co., r.

Oakland
Willard B., r. 302 Grove
William, bookkeeper Citizens' Building-

and Loan Assn., r. Berkeley
William, carriage maker, r. 30, 28th
William, carriage painter, r. 8 Gough
William, clerk Le Count Bros., r. 628 Hayes
William, engineer, r. 2307 Polk
William, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 33

Powell Av
William, laborer, r. 335 Tehama
William, laborer Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg.

Wks., r. 317 Fell
William, miller, r. I8V2 South Park
Clark William A., proprietor Pacific Spring and

Mattress Co., 706 Mission, r. Berkeley
William A., teamster D. R. Avery & Co., r.

1719a Eddy
William A., electrician, r. 700^4 Tennessee
William B., order clerk Goldberg, Bowen &

Co., r. 1198 Haight
Clark William D., physician and surgeon, 139

O'Farrell, r. 819 Filbert
William E., clerk Am. Tract Society, r.

132 Ridley
William E., driver Payot, Upham & Co., r.

536 Ellis
William F., with Catton, Bell & Co., r. 521

Van Ness Av
William G., carpenter, r. 220 Noe
William H., adjuster of weights U.S. Mint,

r. 20414 Ridley
William J., brass finisher, r. 317 Fell
William J., ship joiner, r. 133 Cumber-
land
William L., clerk Baxter Portrait Co., r.

320, 10th Av
William M., carpenter, r. 137 San Jose Av
William M., frame maker, r. 302b Guerrero
William M., liquors, 409, 4th
William M., salesman Murphy, Grant &

Co., r. 221 '% Sanchez
William N., dental student, r. 822 Geary
William R., commissioner Board of Rail-
road Commissioners, 27-28 Chronicle

Bldg, r. Stockton, Cal.
William R. P., inspector Fire Underwrit-
ers Inspection Bureau, r. 1101 Green
Wilson D., jeweler, r. 11163£ Larkin
Zerah P. Mrs., widow, r. 1241 Leavenworth
& Co. (James Clark), liquors, 668 Mission
& Farrelly (Michael Clark and John Far

relly), groceries and liquors, 1555 Howard

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Clark & Webster (George Clark and Benjamin F.
Webster), shipwrights, calkers and
sparmakers, 32 Spear
« & Williams (Samuel P. B. Clark and H. G.
Williams), hay and grain, coal and wood,
•2805 Folsom
Clarke Alfred (estate of), office 530 California,
room 37
" Alfred, attorney at law, r. 330 Douglass
" Alfred, superintendent Pacific Auxiliary
Fire Alarm Co., 316 Bush, r. 1713 Brod-
erick
" Alfred H., student, r. 1713 Broderick
" Arthur E., bookkeeper Pac. Gas Improve-
ment Co., r. 431 Eddy
Clarke Benjamin F., physician and surgeon,
office and r. 1009 Sutter, hours 1 to 4 p. m.,
telephone East 466
" Carlton J., painter, r. 47Precita Av
" C. H., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" Charles, bakery and restaurant, 612

Kearny, r. 3529 Washington
" Charles, printer H. S. Crocker Co., r. 609
Howard
Clarke Charles D., S. F. agent California Nav-
igation and Improvement Co., office
Washington Street Wharf (pier 3), r.
600^4 Leavenworth
" Charles G., insurance agent, r. 426p Devis-

adero
" Cornelius J., machinist, r. SWz Zoe
" David, capitalist, r. 427 Fremont
" David A., foreman, r. 14 Collingwood
" Edward, stone cutter O. E. Brady, r. 1430

Mission
-" Edward W., journalist The Press Clipping

Bureau, r. 615 Stockton
" Emily Miss, packer, r. 1433 Montgomery
" Ethel, domestic, 230 Douglass
" Frances Miss, packer, r. 1423 Montgomery
" Francis M., longshoreman, r. 1423 Mont-
gomery
" Frank, r. 31 Anthony
^' Frank, pharmacist Charles H. Roethe,

r. 33351/2 Howard
" Frederick S., carpenter, r. 44 Oak
" Frederick W., superintendent Davis Bros.;

r. 138 Fair Oaks
" George, boarding, 110 Pacific
-" George D.Mrs., r. 317a Page
" George H., oiler str City of Peking, r. 1332

Ellis
-" G'-orge W., bellman, r. 129 Taylor
'' Hurry H., with Brown, Craig & Co., r. Oak-
land
" James, cooper Cal. Wine Assn., r. 112V^

Silver
^' James J., groceries and liquors, 2606

Mission
" James L., r. 1517 Vallejo
" James L., plasterer, r. 1109 Valencia
«' James R., teamster, r. 143314 Howard
" James T., contractor, r. 2419 Mission
" Jay B., r. 902 Kearny
" Joanette, widow, r. Beach bet Broderick

and Baker
'■ John, candymaker T. G. Gruenhagen &

Co., r. Oakland
" John A., salesman Goodyear Shoe Ma-
chinery Co., r. 517b 19th
" John B., attorney at law, 48 Merchants' Ex-
change Bldg, r. 1000b Golden Gate Av
" John C, plasterer, r. 2419 Mission
" John J., shoemaker, r. 609 Howard
" John J., physician, r. 447 McAllister
" Joseph, painter, r. Thrift nr Capitol
^' Joseph F., r. 1433 Montgomery
" Julia, widow, r. 786 Van Ness Av
■" Kate Mrs., liquors, 338-330 Main
" Luster J., r. 703 Natoma
" Marcellus E., dental student, r. 1009 Sutter
" Matt, contracting freight agent Rio Grande
Western Ry., 14 Montgomery, r. 786 Van
Ness Av
•" Miynard V., clerk, r. 3319 Howard
" Metcalf A., insurance agent, r. 426pDevisa-

dero
" Michael A., copyist Recorder's office, r. 630
Stevenson

Clarke Ralph, bellman, r. 321/2 Mary
" Randall, r. 437 Fremont
" Robert S., accountant Silver King Mining

Co.,r. Alameda
" Samuel A., conductor S. F. & S. M. Ry., r.

18 Valley
" Samuel J. Jr., attorney at law, 506 Battery
" Thomas, porter Hotel St. Nicholas
" Thomas F., teamster, r. 4 Collingwood
'■ Thomas J., deputy superintendent streets,

r. 1310, 18th
" Thomas P., salesman Percy Beamish, r.

3130 Howard
" Warren T., clerk auditing dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. Berkeley
" William, boatman, r. 1323 Montgomery
•' William, cl rk Chicago and Northwestern

Ry., r. 786 Van Ness Av
" Walter, miller, r. 608, 3d
" William H., dentist, 137 Kearny
" William W., blacksmith, 439, 18th, r. 1920

Lexington Av
«S=-Clarke. See Clark
darken Benjamin, teamster Tubbs Cordage Co.,

r. 748 Iowa
" Matthew, attorney at law, 401 California

room 28
" Philip, painter, r. Ripley PI nr Alabama
" Thomas, laborer, r. 1116 Kansas
Clarkson Charles H.. clerk, r. 626 Eddy
" George, seaman, r. 733 Brannan
" James, painter, r. 609 Tennessee
" J. B. Mrs., r. 23 Guerrero
" Junius J., cook , r. 6171/4 Mission
" Milton L., clerk delivery dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. 356 Clementina
" Prentice M., superintendent County Jail

No. 2, r. ,522 Eddy
■' Walter, r. 634 Post
" William, foreman rolling room U. S. Mint,

r. 322 Golden Gate Av
Clarrage Edward D., shoe machinery, 29, 3d, r.

Oakland
" Edward P., machine hand J. C. Nolan &

Co., r. Oakland
Clarson William, salesman Hale Bros., r. 609

Ellis
Clary Charles, clerk, r. 640 Golden Gate Av
JBS'Clary. See Clarey and Cleary
Clasby Henry, bartender J. G, Riley, r. 1300

Folsom
" James, salesman L. R. Larzelere & Co., r.

1, 5th
" John, r. Goettingen nr Silliman
" Thomas, shipping clerk Pacific Pump and

Windmill Co., r. 933 Howard
" William J., carrier postofflce, r. 1613 Green
Clasell Olof A., r. 1118 Vallejo
Clasen August, clerk John J. Clasen, r. 1419

Baker
" John J., groceries and liquors, 1419 Baker
Classen Anna Mrs., r. Old People's Home
" Charles, clerk, r. NW cor Beach and Brod-

" Charles B., agent, r. 629 Shotwell

" Dora J., widow, r. 1018b Shotwell

" Henry, r. 629 Shotwell

" John C, carpenter and builder, 409 Kearny,
r. 1935 Pacific Av

" John W., r. 1015 York

" John W., with Hanson & Co., r. 1925 Pacific
Av

" Louise M. Miss, teacher Franklin Gram-
mar School, r. 1925 Pacific Av
J8®=Classen. See Claasen, Clausen, Claussen
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San Francisco Office, 405 Sansome St.

Classen Andrew, expressman, r. 221 Douglass
" E. Florence, widow, r. 122 Fair Oaks

Clatan Annie, widow, r. 464 Minna
" George, tailor, r. 464 Minna

4®=-Clatan. See Clayton

Clatsop Mill Co., manufacturers lumber and
boxes, James M. Huddart manager, office
40 California, warehouse SW cor Chest-
nut and Powell, mills Astoria, Or.

Claude Armand, watchmaker and jeweler, 149,
5th

Claudius Peter, salesman Crown Distilleries
Co., r. 540, 23d

4®=Claudius. See Clodius

Claus Alphonse, groceries and liquors, 117
Gates
" Wilhelm (Claus & Lander), r. 24 Langton
" & Lander (Wilhelm Claus and Josef Lan-
der) bakery. 121, 6th

4®-Claus. See Clauss and Klauss

CLAUSEN BROTHERS

(Fredolf J. and WlUiam H.), manu-
facturing jewelers and diamond set-
ters, 410 Kearny, room 3

Clausen Charles, restaurant, 529 Washington,
r. 618 Greenwich

" Charles, seaman, r. 419 East North

" Christian, laborer, r. S s Sierra nr Minne-
sota

" Eva, widow, r. 17 Albion Av

" Frank, seaman, r. 19 Steuart

" Frederick, dairy produce, sausages and
smoked meats, 1511 Market

" Fredolf J. (Clausen Bros.), r. 17 Albion Av

" Fritz, driver H. & W. Winkle, r. 822
Battery

" George, pipe maker, r. 54, 1st

" Henry, carriage maker William Wertsch,
r. 11 Merritt

" JohanB., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 331

" John, carpenter, r. 174 Jessie

" John, seaman, r. 548 Bryant

" Matthew, longshoreman, r. 2532 Bryant Av

" Peter F., foreman Western Sugar Refinery

r. 6 Elsie
" Sarah Mrs., restaurant, 623. 4th
" William, shio carpenter, r. 346, 4th
•■ William H. (Clausen Bros.), r. 17 Albion Av
4®=Clausen. See Claasen, Classen, Claussen,

Clawson and Klassen
Clausmann Emile, painter, r. 1912 Taylor

" Mary, widow, r. 1912 Taylor
Clauss Jacob, pork butcher, 3-4 Grand Western
Market, r. 1433 Pine
" Max, cook John Tuttle, r. 7th Av nr J
4®=-Clauss. See Claus and Klauss
Claussen Anna E. Miss, teacher Douglass Pri-
mary School, r. 17 Albion Av
" Benjamin, laborer, r. 512 Taylor
" Christian, clerk, r. 986 Harrison
Claussen Claus, groceries and liquors, NE cor
23d and Capp, r. J522, 2,3d
" Daniel, cigar manufacturer, 916 Pierce

rear
" Eggert, bottler, r. 413 Grove
" G. F., marine engineer, 9 Mission, r. Tib-

uron
" Henry G. (Claussen & Schneider), r. 2008

Powell
" Henry H., veterinary surgeon, r. 514 Jones
rear

John, cigar maker, r. 1103 Pierce
John, coffee saloon, 340 Sutter,
Sutter

240A

Claussen John, groceries and liquors, 1701 How-
ard, r. 59 Erie
Claussen John H., groceries and liquors, NE
cor Geary and Taylor, telephone Hyde
1513, r. 986 Harrison
" Nicholas, baker, r. 120 Pierce
" Peter W., special policeman, r. 620 Guer-
rero
" Thomas, clerk Am. Biscuit Co., r. Sausa-

lito
" Victor, clerk, r. 124^4 Noe
Claussen William D., secretary American Bis-
cuit Co., NW cor Battery and Broadway
r. Sausalito
" & Schneider (Henry G. Claussen and Jacob
Schneider), liquors, SW cor Broadway
and Dupont
4®-Claussen. See Claasen, Classen, Clausen,^

Clawson and Klassen
Claussenius Eliza, widow, r. 260 Golden Gate Av
" George, compositor Filmer- Rollins Electro

Co., r. 260 Golden Gate Av
" Max, dept. manager O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., r. 260 Golden Gate Av
Claveau Charles, fireman Engine 29. r. 412 Bush
Claveloux A. J. Mrs., corsets, 609 Jones
" J., r. 609 Jones
" Louis, teamster, r. 20i/4 Harriet
Clavere Alexander, laborer Cal. Fertilizing
Wks, r. 5th Av South bet L andM
" John P., liquors, 5.36 Merchant, r. 116 Ber-
nard
" Marie, widow, r. 817 Broadway
" Morris, musician, r. 116 Bernard
Claverie Jean, laundryman D. Lapouble &' Co.
Clavero Leandro, messman str San Bias

CLAWSON L. E. & CO.

(Leonard E. Clawson and James B.

Robinson), sewer and chimney pipe,

patent chimneys, stoves, ranges and

mantels, 1340 Market, telephone

South 257
Clawson Leonard E. (L. E. Clawson & Co. and

Clawson & Killip), r. 129 Oak
" Samuel H., sign painter, 404 Montgomery,

r. 628 O'Farrell
" & Killip (Leonard E. Clawson and William

J. Killip), proprietors Central Sales

Yard Co., NE cor Market and Van Ness

Av
4®="Clawson. See Clausen and Claussen
Claxton Charles H., patent medicines, 16.30

Howard
" George E., clerk Fireman's Fund Ins. Co.,

r, 2205 Fillmore
" Louise L. Mrs., dressmaking, 1630 Howard
" Thomas, gardener, r. 117 Julian Av
Clay Allen M., secretary The Bank of Cali-
fornia, NW cor California and Sansome,

r. 1428 Oak, Alameda
Clay Clement C, vice-president Sherman, Clay

& Co., 137-139 Kearny, r. Fruitvale
" Edwin A., dental student, r. 703 Geary
" Harry, bookkeeper, r. 8 Dearborn
" J. P. Mrs., widow, r. 900 Pine
" Street House, Henry Greaves proprietors,

35 Clay f i- ,

Clay street Market, from Clay to Merchant bet

Sansome and Montgomery
" Street Wharf, foot of Clay
>e®=-Clay. See Klee and Kley
Clayburgh Albert, leather dealer, r. 1404 McAl-
lister
" Albert P., salesman Levenson & Co., r.

1810 Bush
" Delia Miss, teacher Golden Gate Primary

School, r. 1404 McAllister
" Emanuel P., clerk Poly, Heilbron & Co.,

r. 1810 Bush
" Herbert E., student, r. 2408 Fillmore
" Lafayette P., vaquero, r. cor 15th Av South.

andP
" Lee H., hides and tallow, 49-51 Clay, r.

1404 McAllister
■' Leo J., bookkeeper B. Hart, r. 2408 Fill-
more
" Levi P., buyer Poly, Heilbron & Co., r. 1810
Bush

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Clayburgh Meyer Mrs., widow, r. 2408 Fillmore

" Moses, office 339 Kearny, r. 1810 Bush

" Philip, cook, r. 935 Folsom

" Simon (Poly, Heilbron & Co.), r. 830 McAl-
lister

" S. P., r. 1810 Bush
Clayes A. Mrs., widow, r. 1010 Golden Gate Av

" Frederick, seaman str San Jose

" Harry M., compositor, r. 504 Stockton

" W. Irving, druggist W. F. Friedhofer, r.
107 Capp
Claymore M. Mrs., r. 412 Leavenworth
Claymour Jennie, widow, i-. 330 Noe
Claypole Walter, printer, r. 37 Minna
Clayson C, bellman Golden West Hotel
Clayton Andrew B., r. 717 Turk

" Charles, bartender John Daly, r. 332 Eddy

" Charles, waiter str Corona

" Charles Mrs., r. Hotel Pleasanton

" Charles A., porter, r. 717 Turk

" Charles H., conductor, r. 1021 Page

" Edgar O., clerk Morris M. Estee, r. 1306
Mission

" Ernest S., baker, r. 13 Hampton PI

" Estelle Miss, r. The Baldwin

" Frank D., clerk Gardner & Thomley, r. 1153
Howard

" George, scenic artist, r. 29 Kissling

" George L.., presser S. F. Clothing Renovat-
ing Wks, r. 223 Devisadero

,, Ida M. Miss, teacher Redding Primary
School, r. 1335 Pine

" J. A., r. Hotel Pleasanton

" James L,., waiter W. J. Sullivan, r. 139a
O'Farrell

" Jeremiah B., interne U. S. Marine Hospital

" John A., carpenter, r. Elsie nr Eugenia Av

" Manuel, clerk The Brighton, r. 34 Eddy

" Robert P., riveter, r. Elsie nr Eugenia Av

" William, painter, r. 474 Jessie

" William, secretary to receiver S. F. & S. M.
Ry. Co., r. 809 Golden Gate A v
J89-Clayton. SeeClatan

Cleal John G., decorator, r. 40^^ Clinton Park
Clear Charles H., copyist County Clerk's office,

r. 714 Larkin
Clear Lake Electric Co., J. H. Culver president,
Cameron H. King secretary, 631 Spreck-
els Bldg
Clear Lake Power Co., Ferdinand Formhals
president, C. P. Welsh secretary, 38
Mills Bldg, 9th floor
Clearing House San Francisco, Charles Sleeper

manager, 211 Sansome
Cleary Aggie F. Miss, stenographer Boston

Rubber Shoe Co., r. 708 Octavia
Cleary Andrew J., librarian Odd Fellows' Li-
brary, Odd Fellows' Bldg, SW cor Mar-
ket and 7th, r. 238 Oak

" Augustus S., inspector U. S. Customs, r.
613 Hayes

" Benjamin F., guard County Jail No. 3, r.
238 Oak

" Bernard, iron worker, r. 21 Georgia

" Catherine A., widow, r. 728, 21st

" Edward, molder, r. 33 Morris Av

" Edward J., cooper, r. 33 Morris Av

" Edward J., teamster Michael Smith
Cleary Frank C, attorney at law, 310 Pine, room
40, r. 3919 Howard

" Frank M., clerk Tarpey & Krigbaum, r.
2919 Howard

" George S., collector Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r.
33 Morris Av

" Henry P., bookbinder, r. 1303 Sanchez

" James, carpenter, r. Sagamore bet Capitol
and Orizaba

" James, laborer Spring Valley W. W., r. 634
4th

" James P., cook Anton Luckner, r. Ill Pros-
pect PI

" John, laborer, r. cor 18th Av South and R

" John F., foreman, r. 218, 3d Av

" John J., painter, r. 601, 7th

» John K. (McDevitt & Cleary), r. 27 Stanly
PI

" Madge V., stenographer Gutta Percha and
Rubber Mfg Co., r. 708 Octavia

" Margaret Mrs., r. 3 Bond

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

Artistic Tiles,

Plain, Glared and Decorated.

AMERICAN AND ENGLISH-
!09, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAKKET ST.

Cleary Martin T., clerk U. S. Customs, r. 939
Mission
" Mary Mrs., liquors, 256, 3d
" Mary A., widow, r. 338 Oak
" Mary E., sewer PetermaDU & Frank, r. 8

Hampton PI
" Michael, laborer, r. 5 Vandewater
" Nora, domestic, 510 Hyde
" Nora Miss, stenographer Pope Mfg Co., r.

1519 California
" P., seaman str Progreso
" Patrick, bookkeeper Hibernia Savings and

Loan Soc, r. 2919 Howard
" Patrick, shoemaker, 1303 Sanchez
" Richard, ship painter Callaghan & Bun-

desen
" Thomas, clerk Hawaiian Commercial and

Sugar Co., r. 813 Page
" Thomas, dishwasher, r. 2861 Market
" Thomas, laborer, r. 702% Bryant
" Thomas, yardman Black Diamond Coal M.

Co., r. 2117 O'Farrell
" Thomas K., r. 708 Octavia
" Thomas R., engineer str San Benito, r. 914

Pacific
" Thomas W., paperhanger, r. 520, 6th
" Timothy J., shoemaker, 514 Mission, r. 35

Anthony
" Walter E., switchman, r. 650, 4th
" William, r. 115 Ash Av
" William J., collector Pac. Tel. &Tel. Co.,

r. 33 Morris Av
" William J. Jr., butcher South S. F. Pack-
ing and Provision Co., r. 6th Av South,
bet K and L
4®=-Cleary. See Clarey and Clary
Cleave Samuel W., druggist, 1028 Larkm
J8®=Cleave. See Cleve
J8®=-CIeaveland. See Cleveland
Cleaves Melville C, stenographer local freight

office S. P. Co., r. 1030 Capp
Glees Peter, billiard table maker, r. 1205 Stock-
ton
Clegg Agnes M., widow, r. 13% Oak
" Grace M. E., Miss, dressmaker, r. 13% Oak
" Harry, manager D. C. Heger, r. 8 Dearborn
" John J., clerk Carlson-Currier Co., r. 13%

Oak
" Oscar A., boxmaker Truckee Lumber Co.,

r. 13% Oak
" Thomas E., molder, r. 13% Oak
Cleghorn Thomas A., teamster Stetson-Renner

Drayage Co., r. 441, 5th
Cleighton Charles, bartender, r. 360% Clara

" Sarah F., widow, r. 260% Clara
Cleis Frederick, florist, 902 Valencia
Cleland Frank A., representative United States
Playing Card Co., 20 O'Farrell, room 18
" Frank S., laborer Masonic Cemetery, r. 323

Ferrie
" Robert, buyer J. J. Pflster Knitting Co., r

936A Filbert
" William T. W., bookkeeper Herriman &
Mills, r. 936A Filbert
Clem Oscar (Carter & Clem), r. 1000% Hyde
Clemencin Leon, cellarman Cal. Wine Assn., r

605 Broadway
Clemens August F. (Clemens & Kilpatrick), r,
915, 19th
Carl F. (Clemens & Janssen), r. 116 Clipper
Carl H., machinist Jos. Wagner Mfg. Co,

r. 116 Clipper .

Charles N., machine hand Wilson T. Smith

Machine Wks
Frederick, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
Hannah, widow, r. 915, 19th

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r'KING OF TABLE WATERS."

4 Supplied under Royal "Warrant to H. M.
j the Queen of England. Bottled at the
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4 WILLIAM WOLFF & CO., 329 Market Si \

Clemens Marcus, cook New WasMngton Hotel,
r. 317, 8th
" Samuel M., helper Paul Boyton Chute Co.

" Theodore, confectioner, r. 2219

" & Janssen (Carl F. Clemens and Peter N.
Janssen), hay, grain, wood and coal, 332
Duncan

" & Kilpatrick (August F. Clemens and Wil-
liam Kilpatrick), sewing machines, 715
Valencia
Clement Alpheus W. (Pope & Clement) r. Oak-
land

" Benjamin F., foreman C. H. Gilman & Co.,
r. 2203 Larkin

" Daniel, butcher, r. 6 Maiden Lane

" Dennis, laborer, r. 154 Shipley rear

" Ephraim B. (J. & E. B. Clement), r. Oak-
land

" Francis,- bookkeeper, r. 1227 Pierce

" Frank, shoemaker J. C. Nolan & Co., r. 28
Minna

" George, clerk Peter Clement, r. 2154 Filbert

" George, plumber, r. 5 Enterprise
Clement Grammar School, Miss Mary E. Cal-
lahan principal, S s Geary bet Jones and
Leavenworth

" Henry N., attorney at law, 13-14 Mills Bldg,
4th floor, r. Occidental Hotel

'' Herman, hat blocker Stange & Jaenicke,
r. 2154 Filbert
Clement J. & E. B. (Ephraim B. Clement),
searchers of records, 405 Montgomery,
room 13

" J. H., clerk S. F. Laundry, r. 1227 Pierce

" J. M., r. 32, 4th

" Julius, longshoreman, r. 121 Shipley rear

" Lottie Mrs., ironer J. T. Cavanaugh, r. 5
Center PI

" Lyman H., r. 1001 Pine

" Mary A., teacher Anglo-Japanese School,
r. 410 Franklin

" Michael, waiter, r. 6 Maiden Lane
Clement Peter, groceries and liquors, 2154 Fil-
bert

" Peter J. R., clerk Peter Clement, r. 2154
Filbert

" Remy. butcher, r. 6 Maiden Lane
Clement R. Herbert, physician and surgeon,
hours 10 a. m. to 12, and 3 to 5 p. m..
office and r. 730Sutter, telephone Hyde 221

" Roswell P., attorney at law and president
Martin \\Tiite Mining Co., 23 Mills Bldg,
5th floor, r. NE cor Fell and Central Av

" Victoria Mrs., seamstress J. T. Cavanaugh,
r. 5 Center PI
Clements A. T., r. 500 Sutter

" Bernard W., clerk New York Life Ins. Co.,
r. 8161 4, 19th

" Charles, boxmaker, r. 617 Natoma

'■ Detlef. cooper Pac. Vinegar and Pickle
Wks., r. 827!>4 Alabama

" Edith Miss, bookkeeper estate of Gilbert
Clements, r. 2028 Green

" Frank, elevator man, r. 1210 Devisadero

" F. W., r. Hotel St. Nicholas

" George, carpenter, r. 617 Natoma

" Georgiana, widow, r. 2028 Green

" Gilbert (estate of), office 218 California,
room 3

" Gilbert Sons (William J. and Sydney
Clements), commission merchants, 218
California, room 3

" Harry, contractor, r. 937 Post

" John F., printer Francis, Valentine Co.,
r. 1210 Devisadero

Clements John F. Jr., marine engineer, r. 1310
Devisadero
" Joseph, hack driver, r. 20 Howard Court
" Matthew, tailor, r. 30i4 Lewis
" Nicholas, laborer, r. 20 Welsh
" Owen, contractor, r. 306, 8th Av
" Robert, fireman S. P. Co., r. 1630 Howard
" Sydney (Gilbert Clements' Sons), r. 2028

Green
" Theodore, r. 712 Montgomery
" Thomas H., printer, r. 816, 19th
" William, i. 305 Minna

" William J. (Gilbert Clements' Sons), r. 2028
Green
4®"Clements. See Clement and Clemens
Clementz George, laborer Enterprise Brewing

Co., r. 510 Birch Av
Clendinnen John, asphaltum roofing, 1150 Mis-
sion
>^=Clendinnen. See Glendenning
Clennam Milton A., machinist Wilson T. Smith

Machine Works, r. 826 Waller
Clennell George, blacksmith helper Eastwood

& Wilson, r. Berkeley
Clephane William, brass finisher W. T. Garratt

& Co., r. Berkeley
Clerc de Landresse Henry, carrier postofflce, r.

2731 Bryant Av
Clerc Peter, laborer U. S. Ensineers' dept., r.
114 Pixley

CLERC PETER F.,

machine works, laundry machinery
and Garcin's jacks. Having been es-
tablished since 1861, I refer to all
leading laundries of California. 219-
221 Main, r. 226'/^ Twenty-second

Clerfayt Jules, ticket agent Pennsylvania
Lines, 20 Montgomery

Clerk Board of Supervisors, New City Hall,
2d floor

Clerk Justices' Court, New City Hall, 1st
floor

Clerk Supreme Court of California, 825 Market,
Emporium Bldg, 7th floor

Clerk United States Circuit Court, 51 U. S.
Appraisers' Bldg

Clerk United States Circuit Court of Appeals,
46 U. S. Appraisers' Bldg

Clerk United States Probate Court, 63 U. S.
Appraisers' Bldg

Cles J., conductor Cal. St. Ry., r. 10 Ferine

Clesienzo Leone, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo

Cleu John P., baker, r. 2210^4 Mason
" Paul E., driver, r. 306 Greenwich

Cleve Charles (A. A. Lochbaum & Co.), r. 926b
Fulton
" Clarence T. (Reed & Cleve), r. 503 Brod-

erick
" Ernest, tanner The Norton Tanning Co., r.
Yolo nr Vermont

es=Cleve. See Cleave

Cleveland Aaron S., conductor Market St. Ey.,
r. 2700a Mission

Cleveland and Crescent Bicycles, Leavitt &
Bill agents, 303 Larkin

Cleveland Baking Powder Co., F. H. Ames &
Co. agents, 3 California, rooms 22-24
" Charles, clerk Hecht Bros. & Co., r. 204
McAllister

Cleveland Charles D., physician, 600 Leaven-
worth, r. 602 Leavenworth
" Clark, carpenter, r. 1513 Broderick
■' E., collector, r. 1045 Market
" Elizabeth A. Miss, principal Rincon Gram-
mar School, r. 312 Van Ness Av

CLEVELAND FAUCET CO.,

A. Hanselman manager, 208 Ellis, tele-
phone South 86

Cleveland George B., clerk, r. 608 Ellis

" George C, attorney at law, 532 Market,
room 41, r. 317 Jones

" Horatio S., meterman S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 726 Fulton

" Ida, widow, r. 1751 Howard

" Lewis, tanner, r. 2605 Howard

" Marcia B., physician, office and r. 1201 Sut-
ter

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Cleveland Primary. School, Miss Annie E.

Slavan principal, N s Harrison bet 10th

and 11th
" Varnish Co., Henry Bruner Pac. Coast

agent, 634 Mission
" William W., assistant secretary Univer-
sity Club, r. 1201 Sutter
4®- Cleveland. See Cleaveland
Clev.nger Joshua D., manager A. H. MacNutt, r.

1515, 34th
Cliff Ernest H., motorman Market St. Ry., r. 494

California Av
Cliff House, Wilkins & Pearson proprietors,

terminus Point Lobos Av, six miles W

of New City Hall
Cliff James W., gripman Sutter St. Ry, r. 2810

Geary
Cliffe William J., laborer, r. 30 Tehama
Clifford Alva F., sign painter, r. 75 Clementina
" Andrew, carpenter, r. IO2614 Minna
" Arthur H., inspector U. S. Customs, r. 448

Bartlett
" Charles, nurse St. Mary's Hospital
" Cornelius, teamster J. C. Wilson & Co., r.

318 Vallejo
" Daniel (Clifford & Moriarty), r. 429, 4th
" Daniel, painter, r. 342 Minna
" David, teamster, r. Brooklyn Hotel
" Edmond J., r. 448 Bartlett
" Eugene, clerk Patrick Enright, r. 347 Jessie
" P'rank A., upholsterer A. V. Henko, r. 2W-A

Fillmore
" George B., wharfinger Harbor Commission-
ers, r. 131/2 Liberty
" George B. Jr., clerk Arnold Bros., r. 13^4

Liberty
" George G., r. 448 Bartlett
" Hersey A., dairy. Bacon nr Cambridge
" House, J. Clifford proprietor, 821 Howard
" James, fireman, r. 821 Howard
" J. B., salesman Keller Bros., r. 663 Market
" Jeremiah, policeman, r. cor Sanchez and

Clipper
" Jesse, herbalist and drugs, 322Vi, 3d
" Johanna, widow, r. 524^/4, 6th
" John, fireman str Alameda
» John B., physician, 32314, 3d, r. 25A Silver
" John C, superintendent, r. 607 Stockton
" John E., bookkeeper A. J. B. Inamel & Co.,

r. 448 Bartlett
" John H., shoe laster United Boot and Shoe

Co.,r. 114,26th
" John J., laundryman, r. 1213 Turk
" J hn J., porter Union Trust Co., r. 3O61/2, 9th
" John T., roaster J. A. Folger & Co., r. 13i/4

Mariposa Terrace
" Joseph, proprietor Clifford House, 821

Howard
" Joseph, upholsterer, r. 12% Mariposa Ter-
race
" Michael, laborer, r. 501 Napa
" Michael, millhand Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 1007

•' Patrick, laborer, r. IZYz Mariposa Terrace
" Peter A., conductor Geary St. RR., r. 230
Blake
Ralph H., janitor, r. 314 Auburn
' Samuel, engineer Atlas I. Wks
" Sarah L., widow, r. 448 Bartlett
" The, Mrs. J. Foster proprietor, 204 Ellis
Clifford Thomas, president United Working-
men's Co- perative Boot and Shoe Manu-
facturing Co., 535 Market, r. 114, 26th
" Thomas, stevedore, r. 416 Francisco
" Thomas C, drayman, r. 404 San Jose Av
" U. S. G. (Clifford & Perham), r. 1918 San

Carlos Av
" William, engineer John F. Snow, r. 1623

Mission
" William, laborer, r. 8 De Haro
" William A., telegraph operator, r. 131^

Liberty
" William C, plumber and gas fitter, 3401

Mission, r. 1930 San Carlos Av
" William J., clerk Jesse Clifford, r. 3221/4, 3d
" & Moriarty (Daniel Clifford and Jeremiah

Moriarty), liquors, 439, 4th
" & Perham (U. S. G. Clifford and George L.
Perham), dairy, office 35 Eddy

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.

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37

Clift Esther, widow, r. 630i/j Olive
" Jane Mrs., r. 2406 Larkin
" Mary A. Mrs., r. 1521 Pine
" William, office 220 California, room 1,
Oakland
Clifton Charles, waiter str San Juan, r.
Minna

" Frank R., theatrical manager, r. 803 Stock-
ton
" Henry, general manager Veronica Mineral

Water Co., 431 Turk
" The, Mrs. C. C. Mathewson proprietor, 503
Powell
Cliggett Nellie E., typewriter, r. 40 Moss
Clinch Bryan J., architect, 126 Kearny, rooms

56-57, r. 1716 Stockton
Clinch Charles G. (A. C. Dietz & Co.), r. 2310

Buchanan
Clindinin Ella B., widow, r. 1014, 17th
Cline Annie B. Miss, teacher Garfield Primary
School, r. 1414 Washington
" August, liquors, 317 Grant Av, r. 733 Eddy
" C, r. 320, 3d

" Coney, domestic, 920 Sutter
" George, sign painter, r. 1508 Hyde
Cline Henry A., president Bay City Soda Water
Co., 116-118 Golden Gate Av, r. 911 Fill-
more
" Herbert, bartender Hugo Ehrenpfort
" Ignatius G., helper Joshua Hendry Ma-
chine Wks. r. 1334 Pacific
" Jacob, clerk, r. 530 Jessie
" Jean, dental student, r. IO61/2 Russell
" Job, fireman str Tiburon, r. Tiburon
" John, r. 605 Broadway

" John, teamster Austin & Co., r. I681/2 Silver

Cline John E., attorney at law, and chief clerk

U. S. Engineer, 92 Flood Bldg, r. 1817

Broadway

" John F., r. 1414 Washington

" Joseph v., teamster Armes & Dallam, r.

1414 Washington
" Martin, bookkeeper, r. 1002 Sacramento
" Peter, teamster Armes & Dallam, r. 1508

Hyde
" Richard, clerk postofflce, r. 1414 Washmg-

ton
" Samuel, tailor, 41I1/2 Kearny, r. 1002 Sacra-
mento
" Thomas, opener U. S. Customs, r. 520 Ste-
venson
" Thomas F., clerk, r. 1414 Washmgton
" Thomas H., bartender Crystal Palace, r.

319 Grant Av
" Walter, r. 1414 Washington
" Walter H., city ticket agent Canadian Pa-
cific Ry., r. 899 Pine
" William, plumbing, 3108 Fillmore, r. 2606
Sacramento
Cline William, wholesale and retail dealer and
importer groceries, tea and wine mer-
chant, imported and Key West cigars,
household furnishings, 949-951 Market,
telephone South 50, Los Angeles branch
142-144 South Spring, r. 834 Turk
" William J., teamster Western Transfer
Co., r. 210 Langton rear
J8®=- Cline. See Clyne, Klein, Kleyn and Klme
Cling Mary, domestic, 2518 Howard
Clingerman Albert M., fireman, r. 141 Rose Av

" Ellen, widow, r. 141 Rose Av
Clingman George E., traveling salesman Jones

&Co., r. 212 Powell
Clink Morris, tailor, 336 Clementina
Clinosky Maurice, sexton, r. 123 Shipley
Clint Charles, master mariner, r. 3191/2 Bartlett

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Clinton Charles A., physician and surgeon, and
member Board of Education, office 3279
Mission, opp. 29th, hours 9 to 11 a. m.,
telephone Mission 52, r. N E cor Howard
and 21st, hours 8 a. m. and 2 to 4 and
7 to 9 p. m.. telephone Mission 196
Clinton Iron Cloth Co. (Clinton. Mass.), I. Wil-
lard Beam agent, 29 Main
" James, car repairer S. P. Co., r 42 West

Mission
" John, liquors, 245, 2nd
" Mary, widow, r. 329a Oak
" Patrick (Hession & Clinton), r. 13 Steuart
' ' Patrick M. , r. 767 Harrison
" Rebecca Mrs., groceries and liquors, cor

Wool and Cortland Av
" Thomas, laborer A. F. Tenney Co., r. 308, 6th
" Vesta, widow, r. 6 Auburn
" William J., painter, r. cor Wool and Cort-
land Av
" William R., clerk Union I. Wks., r. 320 Oak
Clipper Bicycle Co., Howard G. Stevenson presi-
dent, J. C. McBride secretary, Frank G.
Cross manager, 1386 Market
Clisby Horace W., clerk Seth Cllsby, r. Oakland
" Seth, proprietor Eureka Grain Warehouse,
N W cor Montgomery and Chestnut, r.
Oakland
" S. W., bookkeeper W. R. Larzelere Com-
mission Co., r. Oakland
■' William, guard Bay District Race Track,
r. N E cor 7th and Fulton
Cliseagne Germain, lodgings, 633 California
Clisham James E., carrier postofBce, r. 557, 4th
" Margaret, widow, r. 557, 4th
" Thomas J., policeman, r. 132 Hartford
Clivio Clara A. Mrs., district visitor Associated

Charities, r. 2928 Washington
Cloak Harry B., chief engineer str Lakme, r.

509 Page
Clochesy John, plasterer, r. 548 Ash Av

" Michael, laborer, r. 548 Ash Av
4®=Clock. See Klock and Klog
Clode Alfred J., r. 35 South Park
Clod] Louis, compositor California Demokrat,

r. 1224 Pacific
Clodius August, marker, r. 1731 Mission
4®"Clodius. See Claudius
Cloepperd Adolph C. T., shoemaker, 1407 Church

" Henry E., clerk, r. 1407 Church
Clogg Henry, blacksmith, r. Spring Valley
Homestead
" Petf-r, (Mead & Clogg), r. Spring Valley
Homestead
4®-Clogg. See Klog
Clohs Henry, r. Sickles Av nr De Wolf
Cloman Sydney A., 2d lieut. company E,, 1st

infantry U. S. A., Angel Island
Cloonen Bridget, widow, r. 41 Colton

" James, laborer, r. 41 Colton
4®"Cloonen. See Clunan

Clore Jesse Y., chicken raiser, r. Cuvier nr Bos-
worth
Close Benjamin F., carrier postofflce, r. 42
West Park
" Charles S., corrresponding secretary Cal.
Camera Club, 819 Market, r. 117 Leaven-
worth
" Edward W., chief clerk Denver & Rio

Grande RR Co., r. 143 San Jose Av
" Fannie Miss, nurse, r. 1608 Van Ness Av
" Harold, clerk S. Randall & Co., r. 4 Hyde
" Harry L., bookkesper Carson Glove Co., r.

117 Leavenworth
" Mary, widow, r. 501 Mason
4®"Close. See Klose

Closson Harry C, compositor James H. Barrv.

r. 1049a Market
Clot Camille, machinist Marshutz & Cantrell,

r. 700 Broadway
" Elie, liquors, 726 Broadway
" Emile, baker, r. 726 Broadway
" Eugene, machinist Dow Steam Pump Wks,

r. 700 Broadway
" John B. (Clot & Meese), r. 1916 Broderlck
" Louis, molder Joshua Hendy Machine

Wks, r. 726 Broadway

CLOT & MEESE

(John B. Clot and Constant Meese), pro-

Srietors Reliance Machine Works, sole
censed manufacturers the Medart
Patent Wrought-iron Rim Pulley, and
agents Menasha Hickory Wood Split
Pulley for California, Oregon and
Washington, 129-131 Fremont, tele-
phone Main 847
Clothing and Equipage Department, U. S. A.,

36 New Montgomery
Clotwerthy Thomas A., machinist H. G. Layng

Machine Wks, r. 1805a Folsom
Cloud Andrew, carpenter, r. 327 Jessie
" Benjamin F., carpenter, r. 2207i/i Pine
■' Charles C, paperhanger, r. 58 Morris Av
" George W., clerk Smiths' Cash Store, r.

712b Fell
" Joseph, cook, 522 Eddy
" Maggie Mrs., lodgings, 1065 Market
" William, cook, r. 861 Market
" W. R., r. 537 Sacramento
Cloueder Frederick, r. 310 Montgomery Av
Clough Albert H., clerk Dunham, Carrigan &

Hayden Co., r. 910 Shotwell
Clough Alton H., secretary, office 101 Sansome,
room 26, r. Oakland
" Charles L., accountant Freeman, Smith &

Co., r. 2021 Webster
•' Elijah, printer Call, r. 2111 Webster
Clough Frank, druggist, 400 Ellis, telephone
East 105, r. 404 Ellis
" George, storekeeper U. S. Customs, r. Oak-
land
" George A., agent Grouse Tremaine Carbon

Co. (Ohio), 2 Summer, r. 516 Noe
" George A., clerk Abraham Ruef,r. 717 Hyde
" George H., plumber and gasfltter, 2602 Mis-
sion, r. 910 Shotwell
" James A., chief clerk The Baldwin, r.

515A Taylor
" John F., lumber surveyor, 9 Mission, r.

Berkeley
" Theodore N., clerk Union I. Wks, r. 2111
Webster
4®=-C]ough. See Clow and Cluff
Clouse George, teamster Cal. Construction Co.,

r. 539, 17th
Clover George M., traveling salesman New
Home Sewing Machine Co., r. Alameda
Clover John A., manager New Home Sewing
Machine Co., 1051 Market, r. 319 Lyon
" John P., r. 116 Bernard
Clow Jane, widow, proprietor The Eldridge,

120a Eddy
4®=Clow. See Clough

Cloyes Charles E., clerk U. S. Customs, r. 1114
Clay
" Frank W., cooper, r. 1114 Clay
Club Metropole, Perley & George proprietors

205 Post
Club Stables, Jensen & Hermansen proprietors,

409 Taylor, telephone East 81
Cluba Emilio, barber, r. 1118 Kearny rear
Clucas William, ship carpenter, r. 752 Howard

" William F., carpenter, r. 336 Eddy
Cluett, Coon & Co. (Troy, N. Y.), manufacturers
shirts and collars, Charles A. Culver
manager, 224-226 Bush
Cluff Brothers (Thomas M. Cluff), groceries, 40,
4th, 401 Hayes and 409-411 Montgomery Av
" Brothers (Thomas M. Cluff and William J.
Watkins), groceries, 9-11 Montgomery
Av
'• Thomas M. (Cluff Bros.), r. 1714 Vallejo
" W. B. & Co. (William B. Cluff), groceries,
17, 6th

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Cluff William, president William Cluft Com-
pany, 16-22 Front, r. 1916 Vallejo
" William B. (W. B. Cluff & Co.), r. Semi-
nary Park, Alameda Co.
Cluff William Company, William Clufl presi-
dent, G. W. Bates secretary, wholesale
groceries and cigars, 16-22 Front
4®=-Clufi. See Clough

Cluin Edward F., bookkeeper Public Adminis-
trator, r. 1307 Hayes
" Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 1313 Fell
Clulow James, shoemaker, 602 Montgomery
Clunan Esther, widow, r. 439, 15th
" Harry, laundryman, r. 4.39, 15th
" Joseph A,, waiter, r. 439, 15th
>8®°Clunan. See Cloonen
Cluness Peter D., laborer, r. 1111 Folsom
Cluness William R., physician and surgeon, 406
Sutter, rooms .5-6, hours 3 to 5 p. m., r.
Hotel Pleasanton, telephone Main 1669
Cluness William R. Jr., physician and surgeon
406 Sutter, rooms .5-6, hours 1 to 3 and 7
to 8 p. m., r. Hotel Pleasanton, telephone
Main 1669
Cluney Dennis, r. 1116 Hampshire

" Margery Miss, lodgings, 12411/4 Market
Clunie Andrew J. (Clunie & Clunie), attorney
at law, 602-604 Safe Deposit Bldg. r. 115
De Long Av
Clunie Thomas J. (Clunie & Clunie), attorney
at law, 602-604 Safe Deposit Bldg, r. 904
Devisadero
Clunie & Clunie (Thomas J. and Andrew J.),
attorneys at law, 602-604 Safe Deposit
Bldg
Cluss Christina, domestic, 1546 Page
Clute Alva B., contractor, 302 Montgomery,
room 14, r. 1204 Dolores
" E. R., salesman Price Baking Powder Co.
" Fayette J., photographer, r. 822 Gearv
" John F., student Daniel H. Whittemore, r.
703 Geary
4®- Clute. See Klute
Clutzen Charles, bookkeeper, r. 8 Gough
4®~ Cluver. See Clover and Kluver
Clyde House, Mrs. Maggie Godshall proprietor,
361/2 Geary
" James, clerk freight auditor's dept. S. P.

Co., r. 2012 Golden Gate Av
" John N., cook, r. 683 Clementina
Clyne Annie L. Miss, dressmaker, r. 769 Har-
rison
" Bartholomew, compositor The Hi-brew, r.

769 Harrison
" Bartley, printer, r. 3830 Sacramento
" Delia Mrs., janitress Longfellow Primary

School, r. 769 Harrison
" Edward M., printer, r. 769 Harrison
" Hugh, peddler, r. 413, 10th Av
" Matthew R., printer, r. 769 Harrison
" Orr R., salesman Mack & Co., r. 713 Mason
" Patrick, r. 633 Stevenson
" Thomas J., clerk New England Mutual
Life Ins. Co., r. 769 Harrison
4®- Clyne. See Cline, Klein, Kleyn and Kline
Clynes Annie, widow, r. 678 Clementina
Cnopius Louis C, purchasing agent, 303 Davis,

r. 1512 Sacramento
Coad Alfred, engineer, r. 1034 Washington
49- Coad. See Code

Coady Charles F., contractor and builder, 1424
Point Lobos Av
" Lydia, widow, r. 412 Utah
" Thomas, laborer, r. 27 Lily Av
4®~ Coady. See Codey and Cody
Coakley Andrew T., pattern maker, r. SE cor
Iowa and 25th, Potrero
" Annie, widow, r. 103 Ash Av
" Caleb, proprietor Midwinter Fair Hotel,

NE cor Geary and Central Av
" Cornelius, longshoreman, r. Ill Morris Av
" Cornelius, purifier S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

SE cor Iowa and 25th, Potrero
" Daniel A., laborer, r. 44 Clinton
" Dennis J., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.

426A 33d
" Edward, sawyer, r. 5 Sheridan
" Edward, shingler, r. 45 Dame
" James, peddler, r. 45 Dame

W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.

Black and Galvanized

and FITTINGS, all sizes, for Gas,

Steam and Water.

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 BIARKET ST.

Coakley James, steel worker Pac. Roll Mill, r.
336 Louisiana
" Jeremiah, liquors, 246 Townsend
" John, longshoreman, r. 416 Bryant
" John, painter, r. 48 Minna
" John steel worker Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 336

Louisiana
" John F., opener U. S. Customs, r. 121 Perry
" John F., painter, r. 37% Louisa
" John F., yardman Cushing-Wetmore Co.,

r. 6151/4 Birch Av
" John J., r. 223 Minna
" Mary, widow, r. 45 Dame
" Mary, widow, r. 103 Ash Av
" Patrick, laborer, r. 761 Harrison
" Thomas, packer Levi Strauss & Co., r. 41

Natoma
" Timothy, longshoreman, r. 45 Dame
" William H., machine hand William J.
Thomson, r. cor Haight and Stanyan
4®=-Coakley. See Cokely
Coal Dealers' Association of California, Ed-
ward K. Carson secretary, 33 Market,
room 9
Coale George H., r. 37, 3d
" Jesse B., inspector Cahill & Hall Elevator
Co., r. 37, 2d
4®-Coale. See Cohl, Cole and Kohl
Coalter John J., livery stable, 36 Hubbard
/i®=-Coalter. See Coulter

Coan Frederick, porter James Gately, r. 301
Sierra
" Thomas, hostler, r. 633 Stevenson
4®="Coan. See Coen, Cone, Cohen, Cohan and

Kohn
Coarum Joseph, cook, r. 229 Jessie
Coast and Geodetic Survey United States
(Western Division), Augustus F. Rodgers
senior assistant, U. S. Appraisers' Bldg,
rooms 33 and 39. observatory Lafayette
Park
Coast Collection Agency, E. H. Wakeman at-
torney, Edward Ackley manager, 124
Sansome, rooms 19-20
Coast Review (monthly), John G. Edwards

publisher, 508 Montgomery
Coast Seamen's Journal (weekly), Walter
Macarthur editor, SW cor East and
Mission
Coasting Seamen Shipping Association, Harry

E. Pennell manager, 104 Steuart
Coate Harry R., traveling salesman The Coats

Thread Co., r. Petaluma, Cal.
Coates Frank C, tea expert Jones & Co., r. Ala-
meda
" George K., r. 2251 Sutter
" James H., machinist Market St. Ry., r.

11331/4 Howard
" John, machinist, r. 127. 4th
" William H., clerk Dunham, Carrigan &

Hayden Co., r. Oakland
" William W., cler.i C. H. Reynolds & Co., r.
806 Jones
Coats Caleb, liquors, 37 Sutter
" Jesse, druggist Jacob Isacson, r. 827 Larkin
" JohnR., clerk Market St. Ry., r. 11171/4
Alabama
Coats Thread Co., Kittle & Co. agents, 202

California
Cobb Charles, painter John P. Fraser
" Cornelius H., bookkeeper Maison St. Ger-
main, r. 130, 4th
Cobb Edward S., mechanical engineer and ex-
pert, 109 California, rooms 30-31, r. 415, 1st
" George D., helper Dow Steam Pump Wks,
r. 161/4 De Boom

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DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF

FOREIGN #^ DOMESTIC GOAL.

Family Trade a Specialty.

Cobb Harry A., insurance broker, 321 Montgom-
ery, r. Sausalito
■' Harry D. M., clerk, r. 1413 Van Ness Av
" Henry, broker, r. 310 Montgomery Av
" Henry, marker La Grande Laundry
" Henry G., clerk Moses G. Cobb, r. 118, lOtli
" J. L., lumberman E. K. Wood Lumber Co.,

r. 129, 3d
" Jolm, teanaster, r. 219 Greenwich
Cobb Moses G., attorney at law, 819 Market,
room 50, r. 118, 10th
" S. G. Mrs., r. lOOlVs Natoma
" W. Horace, bookkeeper, r. 700% Bush
" William, stock broker, r. 310 Montgomery

Av
" William H. (Cobb & Loefler), r. 37 Hill
Cobb & Loefler (William H. Cobb and Martin G.
Loefler), attorneys at law, 137 Montgom-
ery, room 9
Cobbs George W., drayman Friedman & Rogers

r. 2914 Howard
Cobby Albert E., architect Henry Geilfuss, r.
516 Ellis
" John W., carpenter, r. 516 Ellis
Cobine John, liquors, 14 Steuart r. Oakland
Cobleigh Charles E., teamster Doane & Co., r. 3
Bond
" John L. (Mrs. Mary Cobleigh), carriage

making and horseshoeing, 2020 Polk
" Mary, widow (John L. Cobleigh), r. 1714Clay
Coblentz Cerf, r. 525 Baker
" Felix (Felix Coblentz & Co.). r. 511 Golden

Gate Av
" Felix & Co. (Felix Coblentz), wholesale

liquors, 411-413 Battery
" Gustave, traveling salesman Cal. Wine

Assn.
" Joseph (Coblentz, Pike & Co.), r. 1408 Mc-
Allister
" Jules, salesman, r. 911 Laguna
" Mayer, salesman, r. 1429^2 O'Farrell
" Nathan, merchant, r. 1716 Post
Coblentz, Pike & Co. (Joseph Coblentz andBoaz
D. Pike), wholesale wine and liquor
dealers, 213-215 Battery
" Sylvain, salesman, r. 51l' Golden Gate Av
Coburn Clarence W. (Coburn, Tevis & Co.), r.
Sausalito
" Fanny, widow, r. 340, 3d
" Frank H., carpenter and builder, 2628Bush,

r. 2809 Bush
" Frank L., clerk delivery dept. Wells, Fargo

& Co., r. 1139 Shotwell
" Forrest, house painter, r. 739, 25th
" Ira W., contractor and builder, 739, 25th
" James, coal passer str City of Pueblo
" James F., watchman, r. 1142 Pacific
" John C, stenographer Park Brothers & Co.,

r. Emeryville, Alameda Co.
" Joseph W., stairbuilder, r. 739, 25th
" Joseph W. Jr., printer, r. 739, 25th
" S. A., rancher, r. 281 Minna
Coburn, Tevis & Co. (Clarence W. Coburn and
Hugh Tevis), importers, wholesale com-
mission merchants and proprietors cele-
brated C. & S. Axle Grease, 107 Front
" William, r. 2002 Sutter
" William A., r. 2512 Bush
JeS="Coburn. See Colburn
Cocasset Tannery (Benicia), W. B. Sumner &

Co. agents, office 413-415 Front
Cochinople George, oyster stand, 116 Stockton
Cochituate Building, 213-215 Sansome
Cochins Ludwig, salesman, r. 537, 17th
Cooho Theodore, compositor Le Franco-Califor-
nien, r. 633 Broadway

Cochran Arthur E., attorney at law, 216 Busli
rooms 8-9, r. Russ House

" Ashley H.. clerk, r. 1530 Point Lobos Av

" C, r. 519 Sacramento

" Charles, hoseman Engine 21, r. 1120 Oak

" Charles W., salesman J. H. Cain & Co., r.
314 Jones

■• Edith E. Miss, private school, 1530 Point
Lobos Av

" Henry, janitor, r. 1609 Powell

" Hugh M., yard foreman Union Lumber
Co., r. 822'/2, 22d

" James, contractor and builder, 908 Minna

" James, special policeman, r. 613i4 Minna

" Jennie S. Miss, machine operator, r. 1918
San Carlos Av

" John, engineer S. P. Co., r. 314 Jones

" John, gunsmith Kearny Street Cash Gun
Store, r. 631 Sacramento

" John B., carpenter, r. 810 Greenwich

" John J., machinist Fulton Eng. & Ship
Bldg Wks, r. 1115. 23d

" John P., adjuster S. F. Board of Trade, 302
Market ^

" Joseph M., mechanical dentist, r. 1918 San
Carlos Av

" Joseph P. (Craig, Cochran & Co.), r. 205
Leavenworth

" Julia W., widow, r. 2644 Howard

" Leon H., r. 1530 Point Lobos Av

" Lucy H., widow, r. 1530 Point Lobos Av

" Mary B. Miss, machine operator, r. 1918
San Carlos Av

" Rebecca, widow, r. 1918 San Carlos Av

" Robert, finisher John Hoey, r. 908 Minna

" Robert N., r. 620 Jessie

" William E., conductor Market St. Ry., r.
1916 Page
Jg®" Cochran. See Cochrane and Corcoran
Cochrane Edwin 0., dentist, 850 Market, r. 326
Larkin

" Helen D. Miss, nurse Hospital for Children
3700 California

" John, clerk, r. 425 Eddy

" Joseph, carwasher, r. 1105 McAllister

" Mary, widow, r. 14 Miller PI

" Richard R., porter, r. 16 William

" Robert B., bartender Edward A. Riley, r
322 Fulton

" Robert E., clerk, r. 1119 Mission

" Robert J., special policeman, r. 829a Hayes

" Thomas C, contractor and builder, r. 3239b
16th

" William, teamster, r. 112 Perry
Cocian Nicholas, bartender Peter Dorcy, r. 2031

Powell
Cockbin Thomas, waiter R. S. Lee, r. cor Ocean

House Road and Jules Av
Cookerill James C. (Vanvilofi & Cockerill), r. 311

Turk
Cockrill Harry B.. copyist County Clerk's office,
r. 509b Larkin

" Jane A., widow, dressmaking, 1116V4 Lar-
kin

" Robert L., corporal police, r. 115 Leaven-
worth

" Theodore G., salesman N. Van Bergen &
Co., r. 830% Bush
Cockroft Irving J. R., accountant Western Su-
gar Refining Co., r. Oakland
Cockroft Louis F., general passenger agent
Oceanic Steamship Co., 114 Montgomery,
r. Oakland
Cocks Barzilla, capitalist, r. 811 Church
Codding Charles R., engineer Electrical En-
gineering Co., r. 1022 Washington
Coddington J., r. 505 Mason
4S" Coddington. See Codington
Code Alice B Miss, stenographer, r. 726 McAl-
lister

" Charles H., shipping clerk Code, Elf elt &
Co., r. 940 Valencia

" Charles J., tilesetter, r. 321 Van Ness Av

Code, Elfelt & Co. (Philip D. Code), canned

goods, 116 California, rooms 15-16

" Code Emma S. Mrs., principal Winfield
Scott Primary School, r. 726 McAllister

" George R., deputy Sheriff, r. 1022 Hamp-
shire

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Code James A. (Code & Benjamin) and superin-
tendent Code, Elfelt & Co., r. 1705 Oak
Code J. Frank, manager John F. Myers & Co. . 947
Market, r. 331 Van Ness Av
" John, teamster, r. 335, 19th
" JohnM.,r. 335, 19th

" May F. Miss, teacher music, 726 McAllister
" Nora, widow, r. 321 Van Ness Av
" Philip D. (Code, Elfelt & Co.), r. 940 Valen-
cia
" Philip D. Jr., asst. superintendent Code,

Elfelt & Co., r. 940 Valencia
' Thomas, porter, r. 335, 19th
" Thomas, teamster Box Seed and Plant Co.,

r. 634, 22d
" Thomas K., student, r. 940 Valencia
" W. Field, receiving clerk Code, Elfelt &

Co., r. 940 Valencia
" & Benjamin (James A. Code and Benjamin
Benjamin), proprietors Sporting World,
50 Nucleus Bldg
il^Code. See Coad
Codee Francis, liquors, 1501 Polk
Codeglia Antone N., driver, r. 525 Greenwich

rear
Codey Matthew M., r. lldYz Fillmore
" William, laborer Bennett & Schutte, r.
11914 Fillmore
>9S=Codey. See Coady and Cody
Codiga Joseph, bartender John Capella, r. 712

Front
Codington Frederick, shipping clerk Haas
Bros., r. 223 Clipper
" William H., clerk Cal. Guarantee Invest-
ment Co., r. Berkeley
4®"Codington. See Coddington
Cody Charles J., detective, r. 732 Capp
" Cornelius A., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co.,

r. 1714 Market
" Edward, laborer, r. NE cor Napa and

Louisiana
" Ellen Miss, r. 26 Hermann
" Eva, domestic, 719a 14th
" Frederick, laborer, r. 33d Av South nr H
" John, dairyman, r. 118 Harriet
" Joseph J., driver A. Quade & Co., r. 986

Howard
" Mary Miss, nurse, r. 1109 Van Ness Av
" Michael, wardtender City and County

Hospital
" Patrick J., contractor, r. cor 29th and Mis-
sion
" Thomas F., clerk, r. 1019 Hampshire
" William, carpenter, r, 1063 Mi sion
" William E., new and second hand furni-
ture, 757 Mission, r. 631 O'Farrell
" William P., tile setter, r. 986 Howard
J8®"Cody. See Coady and Codey
Coe Cassius M., journalist, r. 1015 Sutter
" Edward H., r. 1909 Union
" Edward W., clerk Michael Wertheimer, r.

501 Hayes
" George E., clerk U. S. Surveyor of Cus-
toms, r. 2506 Sacramento
" Lawrence W., capitalist, r. 2506 Sacra-
mento
" Leonard H., student, r. 516 Golden Gate Av
" Percy B., window shade maker Wallis &

Bachman, r. lUYi Oak
" Sarah M. Mrs., r. 202 Grove
Coefield George W., plumber, r. 621 Bush

" John, plumber, r. 621 Bush
4®-Coefield. See Cofleld
Coelho Joaquin, r. 423'/4 Greenwich
Coen Brothers (Martin P. and William) whole-
sale butchers, 4th Av South nr M
" Frank, lodgings, 526 Pine
" Harry, wood polisher, r 2247 Jackson
" Jeremiah, plasterer, r. 2022 Folsom
" John J., clerk James Deely, r. 310O Cali-
fornia
" John S., clerk freight auditor's dept. S. P.

Co., r. Oakland
" Joseph, china decorator, 23414 Taylor
" Martin P. (Coen Bros.), r. 4th Av South nr M
" Patrick, butcher, r. 1333, 7th Av South
" William (Coen Bros.), r. 13.33, 7th Av South
4®"Coen. See Cohan, Cohen, Cohn, Cone, Kohen
and Kohn

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

DRAPERIES.

Original • Designs ■ Furnisl7ecl.

641-647 IVIARKET ST.

Coerings Benjamin R., machinist, r. 648 Mont-
gomery
Coeuru Etienne, florist, r. 3337 Mission
Coey James, mining, 402 Montgomery, room 21,
r. 1329 Jackson
" William J. Jr., clerk U. S. Customs, r. 1220
Golden Gate Av
Cofer Elliot M., commission broker, r. 1830 Turk
" E. M. Mrs., vice-president Kings Daugh-
ters Home for Incurables, r. 1830 Turk
" Lorenzo R., clerk car dept. S. P. Co., r. 1830

Turk
" Prudence J. Mrs., furnished rooms, 447 Mc-
Allister
Coflaney Edward J. , undertaker Theodor Dierks,

r. 957 Mission
Coffee Brothers (Ernest H. and Walter A.), con-
fectionery, 701 Larkin
" Edward E., bookkeeper, r. 27 Rondel PI
" Elizabeth A. Mrs., proprietor The Lor-
raine, 1433 California
" Ernest H. (Coffee Bros.), r. 704 Larkin
" Frank L., collector Pac. Gas Imp. Co.,

r. 1433 California
" George, clerk London and S. F. Bank, r. 410

Geary
" James, ship carpenter, r. 79^4 Clementina
" John, r. 1715 Polk
" John, clerk, r. 1433 California
" John, gardener, SE cor Van Ness Av and

Washington
" Kate Miss, nurse, 634 Geary
" Mary, nurse, NE cor Van Ness Av and

Washington
" Patrick J., r. 704 Larkin
" Walter A. (Coffee Bros.), r. 704 Larkin
" William L., attorney at law, r. 1612 Wash-
ington
" William M., marine engineer, r. 1129, 18th
-6®-Coflee. See Coffey
Coffer John E., attorney at law, 12 Mills Bldg.,

6th floor, r. 731 Pine
Coffey Alfred I. (Martens & Coffey), r. 1142 Va-
lencia
v., cooper Cal. Wine Assn.
Daniel, operator Buckinghan & Hecht, r.

1217, 25th
Edward J., compositor, r. IGOO'A Lexington

Av
Edward M., gripman Market St. Ry.,r. 4

Crook
Elizabeth, widow, r. 228, 25th
Ellen, widow, r. 800 Shotwell
Frank J., printer Mrs. J. H. Knarston, r.

3005 Webster
Henry E., manager city dept. O'Farrell &

Co., r. 415 Clayton
James, janitor New City Hall, r. 2005 Web-
ster
James, teamster, r. 1030 Howard
James B. Jr., bookkeeper L. P. Degen, r.
2005 Webster
" James D., chandelier maker, r. 5 Capp
Coffey James V., judge Superior Court, Depart-
ment 9, chambers New City Hall, 2d
floor
" J. C, with Neustadter Bros., r. 141, 9th
" John, expressman, r. Ill Juniper
•' John J., r. 79 Clementina rear
" John J. (Knownburg & Coffey), r. 23i/i Gil-
bert
" John J., attorney at law, 539 California
" John J., paver, r. 746 Howard
" John J., shoecutter W. H. Nolan & Co., r.

536 Hickory Av
" John W., fireman S. P. Co., r. 2820, 16th

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classes of advertising.

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Coffey Joseph, laborer S. P. Co., r.23'/i Gilbert
Coffey Joseph F., attorney at law, 305 Larkin,
r. 1142 Valencia
" Julia C. Miss, school teacher, r. 2005 Web-
ster
" Julia M, Mrs., collection office, 430 Mont-
gomery, room 29, r. 133 Larkin
" Lizzie, widow, r. 228, 25th
" Lou N. Miss, clerk Washburn & Moen

Mfg. Co., r. Oakland
" Louis, helper Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 400

Harrison
" Margaret, widow, r. 23i/4 Gilbert
" Maurice, teamster, r. 23'i4 Gilbert
" Maurice D., shoemaker Buckinghan &

Hecht, r. 1600'/2 Lexington Av
" Michael, r. 2304 Folsom
" Michael, cooper, r. 164Perry
" Michael W., clerk, r. 18 Russ
" Patrick J., liquors, 16, 6th. r. 2304 Folsom
" Richard, carpenter, r. Corbett Av nr Alms

House
" Richard L., driver, r. 2005 Webster
" Robert W., pressman, r. 102 Mission
" Thomas, r. 540 Duncan
" Thomas F., bricklayer, r. 519 Birch Av
" Thomas J., r. 800 Shotwell
" Thomas M., r. 102 Mission
Coffey Walter B., physician and surgeon, office
301 Sutter, hours 3 to 5 p. m., telephone
Main 1499, r. 1142 Valencia, telephone
Mission 110
" William, butcher A. Rhodes, r. 2005 Web-
ster
j^J-Coffey. See Coffee
Coffield Mary A. Miss, nurse, r. 417 Van Ness

Av
Coffin Albert F. (Coffin & Sanderson), r. Oakland

" Alexander, clerk, r. 1 Enterprise
Cofiln Alonzo, pattern and model maker, 133-135
Beale, r. Mill Valley
" Andrew C. (Redington & Co.), r. Brooklyn,

" Arthur W., clerk freight auditor's dept. S.

P. Co., r. Oakland
^' Benjamin, hostler Adolph Hoppe, r. 1715

Sacramento
'• Bertram H., clerk Hellmann Bros. & Co r

2608 Sacramento
" Carrie, widow, r. 603 Eddy
" Carrie Miss, correspondent, r. 603 Eddy
" Charles A., dental student, r. 120 Jones
" Charles D., clerk frieght auditor's dept. S.

P. Co., r. Oakland
" Charles F., chief engineer revenue cutter

Bear, r. 600 Bush
" Charles W., bookkeeper, r. 17331/4 Lexing-
ton Av
•' Charles W., clerk ticket auditor's dept. S.

P. Co., r. Alameda
" Charles W., packer clothing and equipage
depot quartermaster's dept. U. S A r
122, 10th
" Deborah B., widow, r. 1614 Post
" Dewey, cigars, 3383 Mission, r. 2614 Howard
" Edward E., master schr Rosario
" Frank, salesman Davis Bros., r. 130 Jones
" Frank M., compositor, r. 1 Clarence Court
" Frank M., teacher music, r. 919 Post
" Harrison L., clerk Alameda Sugar Co.
" Harry, bookkeeper, r. 336 Taylor
" Harry W., mining, r. 1314 Webster
" Helen M. Miss, retoucher, r. 919 Post
" Henry, plasterer, r. 32 Turk
" Herbert J., confectionery, 135 Kearny, r 10
Octavia

Coffin Horace, cashier Baker & Hamilton, r. 1228
Golden Gate Av
" Howard F., clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Hay-
den Co., r. 2608 Sacramento
'■ Isaac S. (Redington & Co.), r. New York
" James, secretary Alameda Sugar Co. and
Ybarra Gold Mining Co., 132 Market,
room 8, r. Ross Valley, Marin Co.
" Jean, widow, r. 1 Enterprise
" JohnH., candy maker, r. 10 Octavia
" John W., plumber, r. 103 Cortland Av
" John W., foreman Russ Bros., r. 342, 6th
" Lincoln A., painter, r. m Linden Av
" Mary E., widow, r. 919 Post
" Max, clerk Dewey Coffin, r. 110 California

Av
" Oliver C, compositor Report, r. Oakland
" Robert, machine hand, r. 1 Enterprise
" Rudolphus W., druggist, SE cor 16th and

Valencia, r. 442 Guerrero
" Rouie Miss, trimmer Mrs. Chas. R. Stew-
art, r. 603 Eddy
" William H., clerk ticket auditor's dept. S.

P. Co., r. 112 Jones
" William H., 1st lieutenant battery H, 5th
Artillery U. S. A., r. Presidio
Coflan & Sanderson (Albert F. Coffin and
George R. Sanderson), commission stock
and bond brokers, 228 Montgomery
Coffman S. E. Mrs., widow, r. 547 Castro
Cofiorratta Arasmu, florist, r. 182 Stevenson

rear
Coffrin George N., watchmaker, r. 617 Bryant
Coffroth James W., secretary Superior Judges,
office New City Hall, 3d floor, r. 444 Ful-
ton
Cofield Charles H., salesman W. H. Nolan &

Co., r. 517 Ellis
4®"Cofield. See Coefield and Coffield
Cogan Andrew, 3d cook str San Jose
" Bernard, master str Thrasher, r. Oakland
" James, millhand C. S. Laumeister, r. 1521/4

Natoma
" Johanna, widow, r. 8 Jane PI
" John, laborer, r. 153i/4 Natoma
" John, shoemaker, r. 706, 22d
" Lawrence O., laborer, r. 345 Shipley
" Margaret, widow, r. 15214 Natoma
" Michael, laborer, r. A nr 8th Av
" William, expressman, SW cor 5th and Bry-
ant, r. 2703 Harrison
" William, laborer, r. 1530 Kentucky
-es-Cogan. See Coogan
Cogger Edward, r. 128 California Av
" John, soap peddler, r. 128 California Av
" John H., tanner, r. 128 California Av
" Thomas W., carpenter, r. 128 California Av
Coggeshall A. Mrs., widow, r. 920, 22d
" Elizabeth Mrs., solicitor Pacific Church-
man, r. 3352 Bush
" Lavern Miss, school teacher, r. 920, 22d
" Susie Miss, teacher music, r. 920, 22d
Coggin Charles H., mechanic, r. 116 San Jose
Av
" George C, paper carrier, r. 116 San Jose

Av
" Isaac C, manager Golden Gate Park Band,
34 Chronicle Bldg, r. 123 Morris Av
Coggins Charles S., lumber mill, r. 718, 21st

" Elizabeth E., widow, r. 32614 Jersey
Coghill Newton B., clerk Coghill & Kohn, r.
1614 Union
" Thomas B. (Coghill & Kohn), r. Oakland
" William H., collector, r. 29 Chattanooga
" & Kohn (Thomas B. Coghill and George A.
Kohn), wholesale grocers, 300 Front
.«®"Coghill. See Cogill

Coghlan Allen, storekeeper Union I. Wks, r. 528
Indiana
" Daniel, laborer, r. 30 Rausch
" Eva, widow, r. 720 Powell
" Frank, plasterer, 40 New Montgomery, r.

317 Day
" James, porter, r. 704 Howard
" James P., expressman, r. 12 Chattanooga
" John, harness maker, r. 17 South Park
" John, reporter Post, r. 30 Rausch
" Katherine E. Miss, school teacher, r. 720
Powell

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Coghlan Martin D., expressman, r. 12 Chatta-
nooga
" Mary, widow, r. 1908!4 Green
" Mary Miss, school teacher, r. 720 Powell
" Mary A. Miss, r. Old Peoples' Home
" Michael T., salesman, r. 35 Lafayette
" Nathan C, student Dennis Spencer, r. 720

Powell
" Patrick, expressman, NW cor 7th and Mis-
sion, r. 12 Chattanooga
>6®"Ooghlan. See Caughlan, Coughlan and

Coughlin
Coghlin Daniel J., iron worker, r. 14b Clinton
" Ellen, domestic St. Mary's Hospital
■' J. D. & Brother (John D. and Thomas E.),

liquors, NW cor 3d and Folsom
" John, laborer, r. 1217>4 Nebraska
" John, longshoreman, r. 545!4, 2d
" John D. (J. D. Coghlin & Bro.), r. 10 Hamp-
ton PI
" Thomas E. (J. D. Coghlin & Bro.) and wines
and liquors, 1430 Market, r. SE cor 9th
and Stevenson
Cogill Laura Mrs., dressmaking, 1031 Laguna
4®-Cogill. See Coghill

Cogley Elizabeth, widow, r. 435 Golden Gate Av
Cognet Joseph T., attorney at law, 609 Spreok-

els Bldg, r. 2110a Bryant
Cogo Giuseppe, cooper J. J. Kucich, r. 2102

Stockton
Cogorno Frank, salesman, r. 42IV2 Filbert

" John, laborer, r. 1000 Jackson
Cogozzo Giovanni, scavenger, r. 330 Francisco
Cogswell E. May Miss, teacher Cogswell Poly-
technic College, r. 3110 Clay
" James L., dentist, 819 Market, room 21
" John P., bartender, r 1205 McAllister
Cogswell Pol3rtecliiiic College, Louis A. Bu-
chanan, M. E., principal, SE cor 26th
and Folsom
" William W., wireman Edison Light and
Power Co., r. 501 Leavenworth
Cohan David, manager Samuel Solomon, r. 2107
Pine
" John, tailor, r. 15 Yerba Buena
" John, washer Gustave Lindauer
" William, buggy washer Sullivan & Doyle,
r. 637 Howard
4®-Cohan. See Cohen, Cohn, Cone and Kohn
Cohane Lawrence, carpenter and builder, 710

Turk, r. 28 Turk
Cohelan Daniel S., weigher Central Coal Co., r.

942b Capp
Cohen Aaron, engineer Lievre, Fricke & Co., r.
334 Green
" Aaron, salesman, r. 116 Devisadero
" Aaron, salesman, r. 527!4 Lombard
" Aaron, tailor, 1000 Sutter, r. 450, 6th
" Aaron, tailor, 547 Clay, r. 720 Green
" Abraham, clerk Eastern Clock Co., r. 1813

Powell
" Abraham, clothing, 1202 Stockton
" Albert, musician, r. 558 Howard
" Albert de St. O. F., compositor H. Carle, r.

529 Montgomery Av
" Alexander, longshoreman, r. 106 Steuart
" Alfred, salesman Sperry Flour Co., r. 1510

O'Farrell
" Alfred H., attorney at law, 320 California.

rooms 7-10, r. Fruitvale
" Amelia, widow, hardware, 1915 Fillmore
" Annie, widow, r. 17 Harriet
" Annie, widow, r. 628, 23d
" Annie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Ida

Schwartz, r. 2830, 16th
" Anita Miss, teacher Garfield Primary

School, r. 927 Sutter
" Antone, cigar maker, r. 719 Ellis
" B. Mrs., r. 707 Sutter
" Barnett, clothing, 960 Folsom
" Baruch, shirt manufacturer, 636 Clay, r.

902 Powell
" Benjamin, clothing, 984 Folsom, r. 972 Fol-
som •
" Benjamin, clothing and men's furnishing
goods. 431-437 Montgomery, r. 737 Green
" Benjamin, proprietor Western Rattan

Works, 1520 Polk, r. 2124 Fillmore
" Bertha Miss, bookkeeper, r. 1619 Post

Cohen Bianca Mrs., dressmaking, 450, 6th
" Bridget Miss, r. 40 Dame
" Caroline, widow, r. 1454 O'Farrell
" Caspar, box clerk postoffice, r. Alameda
" Charles (Charles Cohen & Co.), r. 2103 Bush
" Charles, salesman David J. Ravella, r. 720

Green
" Charles & Co. (Charles Cohen and Joseph
L. Peckerman), shirt manufacturers, 209
Kearny
" Charles A., salesman Metropolitan Mould-
ing Co., r. 208 Polk
" Charles I., painter, r. 1208 Turk
" Daniel, rattan worker B. Cohen, r. 2124 Fill-
more
" David, clerk, r. 1621 Devisadero
" David, hardware, 1084 Howard
" David, merchandise, 908i4 Howard
" David, printer, r. 1619 Post
" David, tailor, r. 1044 Howard
" David, watchmaker and jeweler, 1014 Mar-
ket, r. 1128/2 Turk
" Donald A., clerk Costigan, Cohen & Co., r.

Alameda
" Edgar A., manager J. B. Cohen Co., 303

California, r. Alameda
" Edward, r. 1721 Jackson
" Edward A., books and stationery, 1334

Market
" Edward F., r. 1106 Gough
" Ellas B., pawnbroker, 39, 4th, r. 786 Folsom
" Emil, salesman P. Greenberg & Co., r. 1716

Broderick
" Esther, widow, r. 1121 Geary
" Flora, widow, r. 909 Bush
" Fritz, driver, r. 215 Stevenson
" George W., bookkeeper, r. 309 Chestnut
" Gertrude J. Miss, teacher Bernal Heights

Primary School, r. 308 Polk
" Hannah, widow, r. 3932 Jackson
" Hannchen, widow, r. 1619 Post
" Harris, men's furnishing goods, 54, 4th, r.

316 Jessie
" Harry, cutter, r. 553 Minna
" Harry M., glove cutter Carson Glove Co., r.

U% Oak Grove Av
" Henry, r. 120 ^^ Geary
" Henry, compositor, r. 1619 Post
" Herman, barber, r. 17 South Park
" Herman, tailor, 1621 Devisadero
" Herman, wrapper, r. 617 Fulton
Cohen Herrman, importer and dealer pictures,
mirrors, picture frames, etc., 19 Grant
Av, r. 2411 Octavia
" Hyman, rattan worker B. Cohen, r. 2134

Fillmore
" Ida A. Miss, stenographer, r. 1519 Golden

Gate Av
" Ida A., teacher music, r. 308 Polk
" Isadore, glazier, 567 Market, r. Oakland
" Isaac, clerk, r. 553 Minna
" Isaac, clothing, 1066 Howard
" Isaac, merchant, r. 1519 Golden Gate Av
" Isaac, tailor, 504 Leavenworth, r. Sausalito
" Isaac Mrs., widow, r. 927 Sutter
" Isaac N., president S. F. Clothing Renova-
ting Wks, 14 Kearny, r. 116 Devisadero
Cohen Israel S., manufacturers' agent for the
Standard, Household, Goodrich and Eld-
ridge Sewing Machines, manufacturer of
The San Francisco Sewing Machine,
manufacturers' agent for Eureka Silk
Co's silk, Wm. F. Nye's sewing machine
oils, Clark & Beissell's hand needles,
and Graef & Schmidt's scissors, 145, 6th,
r. 301/2 Russ

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Cohen Jacob, r. 319 Golden Gate Av
" Jacob, r. 2103 Bush
" Jacob, shoemaker, r. 909 Bush
" Jacob D., r. 1405 Octavia
" James Mrs., widow, r. 1502 Mission
" J. B. Co., Edgar A. Cohen manager, com-
mission merchants, 203 California
" Jennie Mrs., r. 12 Adair
" Joel C, traveling salesman The Wer-

theimerCo., r. Hotel Langham
" Johanna, widow, r. 2247 Jackson
" John, r. 2332 Pacific Av
" Joseph, clerk, r. 720 Green
" Joseph, clothing, 6 Steuart, r. 908 Mc-
Allister
» Joseph, tailor, 601% Washington, r. 52714

Lombard
" Julius, bottle washer, r. 1208 Turk
" Lassar, collector postofflce, r. Alameda
" Leon, farmer, r. ,529 Montgomery Av
" Leon, salesman L. & G. Brenner, r. 908

McAllister
" Louis (Metropolitan Moulding Co.) and
tailor, 208 Polk
Cohen Louis, bookkeeper Greenebaum & Co., r.
1218b Eddy
" Louis, news agent Occidental News Co.
" Lyon, salesman P. Greenberg & Co., r. 910A

Devisadero
" Marks, barber, 21 Taylor, r. 729 Golden Gate

Av
" Marks, bookkeeper Greenebaum & Co., r.

1456 O'Farrell
" Marks, clerk Lesser Crocker, r. 909 Bush
" Marks, dry goods, 1813 Powell
" Marx, peddler, r. 317, 9th
" Mary U., widow, r. 134 Ridley
" Max, fruit peddler, r. 133 CoUingwood
" Max, salesman D. Samuels, r. 1238 Golden

Gate Av
" Max, shoemaker, 1107 Howard, r. 13b Har-
riet
" Maximillian, bookmaker, r. 1510 Golden

Gate Av
" Mellia Mrs., widow, crockery, 1914 Fillmore
" Mellie, barber Antonio Babino, r. 1813

Powell
" Meyer, bookkeeper, r. 1619 Post
" Meyer, shoemaker, r. 13b Harriet
" M. H., conductor Market St. Ry., r. .323

Lyon
" Morris, advertising agent, r. 537Franklin
" Morris, compositor Report, r. 1619 Post
" Moses, plumber, 813 Stockton, r. 314 Octavia
" Nathan, pawnbroker, 407 Kearny, r. Ala-
meda
" Nathan J., salesman Isidore Rudee, r. 822

Geary
" Nathaniel, packer Roos Bros., r. 1337V

Ellis
" Newman, salesman, r. 18 Page
" Pauline Miss, r. 34 Austin
Cohen Philip, barber and baths, 12 Sacramento,
r. 729 Golden Gate Av
" Philip, butcher, r. 617 Fulton
" Philip, watchmaker, r. 63O14 Hayes
" Philipp, perfumer, r. ]4% Oak Grove Av
" Ralph, salesman, r. 1132 Buchanan
" Rebecca M., widow, r. 931 Valencia
" Reuben F., bartender Henry Otersen, r.

730 Green
" Reuben J., cashier Lowenberg & Co., r.
527'/^ Lombard
Cohen Richard, collector, 3 and 10 Murphy Bldg,
r. 121/2 Elgin Park Av
" Rosa, Mrs., rattan furniture, 2124 Fillmore

Cohen Rose Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 208 Polk
Rudolph A., merchant, r. 1008 Van Ness Av
Sadie Miss, clerk, r. 17 Harriet
Samuel, fruits and vegetables, 1502 Frank-
lin, r. 315 Austin Av
Samuel, tailor, r, 832Y2 Folsom
Samuel, traveling salesman Louis Kline

&Co., r. 1454 O'Farrell
Selig', fancy goods, 601 Post, r. 522 Geary
Simon, commission broker, 316 Bush, room

68, r. 1519 (Jolden Gate Av
Solomon J., porter P. Berwin & Bro., r. 1502

Mission
Sophie, widow, r. 617 Fulton
Waldo Mrs., teacher music, 1215 Clay
Cohen W., Hirsch & Co. (William Cohen and
Leopold Hirsch), importers and manu-
facturers furnishing goods and clothing,
3-5 Battery
" William, r. 700 Mason
" William (W. Cohen, Hirsch & Co.), r. 828

Sutter
" William, bottler Cal. Bottling Co., r. 1208,

Turk
" William, salesman, r. 423 Minna
" William G., office 320 California, rooms 7-

10, r. Alameda
" Wolff, glazier, 1902 Fillmore, r. 1812 Webster
>8S"Cohen. See Cohan, Cone, Cohn and Kohn
Cohenour Joseph E. Rev., r. 1605 Webster
Cohl Abraham, teacher languages, r. 617 Gough
Cohl Brothers (Leopold and Morris A.), im-
porters fine hats and caps, 236 Kearny
" Leopold (Cohl Bros.), r. 1216 Ellis
" Morris A. (Cohl Bros.), r. 617 Gough
" Moses, salesman, r. 617 Gough
>8®- Cohl. See Coale, Cole and Kohl
Cohn Aaron, tailor, 1104 Clay, r. 17 Yerba Buena
" Abraham B., clothing, 1068 Howard
" Abraham E., salesman Brown Bros. & Co.,

r. 1616 O'Farrell
" Abraham L., r. 19 Langion
" Adam, speculator, r. 517, 3d
" Adolph, r. 637 McAllister
" Adolph (Cohn Bros.^ r. 1116 O'Farrell
" Alexander, cigars, r. 1224 Ellis
" Alexander, glazier, r. 1937i^ O'Farrell
" Alexander, salesman, r. 234 Fulton
Cohn Alfred H., ladies' tailor, 316 Sutter, r. 1824
O'Farrell
" Andrew J., tinsmith, r. 323 Taylor
" Annie Miss, saleslady, r. 333V4, 4th
" Annie Miss, stenographer Vincent Neale,

r. 669 McAllister
" Anthony, stock cleik L. Dinkelspiel &

Sons, r. 1327M Ellis
" Arthur, saleman, r. 635 Ellis
" Augusta Mrs., dairy produce, 919 Larkin.

r. 921 Larkin
" Belle Miss, r. 215, 11th
" Benjamin, clerk Julius Morris
" Benjamin E., cigar deaHer, r. 669 McAllister
" Bertha Miss (Cohn & Levey), r. 1608 Post
" Brothers (Adolph and Herman), jewelers,

44, 6th
" Brothers (Max M. and Gabriel M.), cigars

and tobacco, 16 Market
" Brothers (Theodore and Samuel M.), dry

goods, 1305 Stockton
" Carl, bookkeeper, r. 637 McAllister
" Caspar, merchant, r. 309 Octavia
" Charles, clothing, ASSYo, 4th, r. 329, 4th
" Charles, clerk City and County Attorney's

offlce, r. 912a Sutter
" Charles L., bartender Joseph Melczer &

Co., r. 13 Hyde
" D., groceries, 1056 Howard
" Daisy Miss, vocalist, r. 1837 Scott
" Daniel, barber Louis Rubenstein, r. 19

Langton
" David, clothing, 408, 4th
" Bavid, physician, 1404 Sutter
" David S., proprietors. F. Introduction Co.,

119 Bush, r. 801 Scott
" Dora, widow, r. 1618 Fell
" Edward, bookkeeper, r. 21.3a Clement
" Elias, r. 1008 Van Ness Av
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 1717 Leavenworth

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Cohn Emanuel, tailor 102 Jessie, r. 669 McAllis-
ter
" Emil, boots and shoes, 124 Jackson, r. 3041

Pine
" Emil, peddler, r. 10 Eldridge
" Ernest, clerk D. Colin, r. 1056 Howard
" Eugene B., collector Goldberg, Bowen &

Co., r. 410 Hyde
" F. Emil, salesman Union Clothing Co., r.

1616 O'Farrell
" Felix, salesman Hencken & Schroder, r.

539 Geary
" Flora, widow, r. 1211 Howard
" Flora, widow, r. 1224 Ellis
" G. Co., Goodman Cohn president. Max
Meyer secretary, wholesale liquor deal-
ers and manufacturers and importers
cigars, 206-208 Battery
Gabriel (Cohn Bros.), r. 834 Bush
George D., bookkeeper London, Paris &

American Bank, r. 1404 Sutter
George G., merchant, r. 1519 Post
Goodman, president G. Cohn Co,, 206-208

Battery, r. 1236 O'Farrell
Gustav, cutter Thomas B. Potter, r. Oak-
land
Hannah Miss, stenographer, r. 1006 Van

Ness Av
Harris, r. 213A Clement
Harry (Carroll & Carroll), r. I32I1/2 Eddy
Hattie Miss, paper box maker, r. 408, 4th
Heiman, watch maker, r. 220^^ Fulton
Henry, clothing, 48 Steuart, r. 12014 Geary
Henry, machine hand P. F. Nolan & Co., r.

Oakland
Henry M., salesman, r. 355 Clementina
Herbert, clerk Rosenstein & Schoenholz,

r. 1519 Post
Herman, r. 1312a Steiner
Herman (Cohn Bros.), r. 144 Fulton
Colm Herman (Goldstein & Cohn), and presi-
dent Goldstein & Co., 26-30 O'Farrell, r.
1608 Scott
" Herman (M. Cohn & Co.), r. 805% Geary
" Herman, pressman Francis-Valentine Co.,

r. 1008 Van Ness Av
" Hirsch, r. 1332 Eddy

" I. M. (J. Macowsky & Co.), r. 1007 Pierce
" Isaac, r. 1921 Bush
" Isaac, operator I. Botwin & Co., r. 445 Na-

toma
" Isaac, peddler, r. 5V^ Falmouth
" Isidor, r. 234 Turk

" Isidor, druggist Philip Flatow, r. 534 Geary
" Isidor, manufacturers agent, 4 Sutter,

room 34, r. 1117 Scott
" Isidor, merchant, r. 1406 Webster
" Isidor, salesman Blumenthal & Co., r. 224

Fulton
" Isidore, peddler, r. 107 Trenton
Colin Isadore Elkan, physician and surgeon,
office and r. 204 Sutter
" Isidore G., clerk Newman & Le Vinson, r.

1519 Post
" J. ift Brother (Joseph and Solomon), cloth-
ing, 723 Montgomery
" Jacob, r. 11, 6th
" Jacob, r. 905 Market
" Jacob, r. 1007 Pierce
" Jacob (H. Abrams & Co.), r. llllB Golden

Gate Av
'• Jacob, dental student, r. 1427 Bush
" Jacob E., student, r. 303 Ootavia
" Jacob J., cashier Cook & Co., r. 669 McAl-
lister
" Jacob J., cigars, r. 1117 Scott
" J. N., clerk, r. 823 Geary
" Joseph (J, Cohn & Bro.), r. 942 Folsom
" Joseph, clerk, r. 1304 Laguna
" Joseph, glazier, r. 739 Vallejo
" Josephine Miss, teacher John Swett Gram-
mar School, r. 1837 Scott
" Julius, clerk Heynemann & Co., r. 913a

Sutter
" Kaufman, metal guilder Metropolitan

Moulding Co., r. 19371/4 O'Farrell
" Lena, widow, r. 1538 Ellis
" Lena Miss, tinware and crockery, 213a
Clement

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Cohn Leo, gilder Schussler Brjs., r. 1008 Van
Ness Av

Leopold, cigar maker Isidor Glaser, r. 61
Shipley

Leopold, cigars and tobacco, 119 O'Farrell,
r. 11 Hyde

Louis, r. 7 Russ

Louis, clerk, r. 1608 Post

Louis, clothing, 310 Pacific, r. 1513 Bu-
chanan

Louis, peddler, r. 8!4 Harriet

Louis, porter James G.Walker & Co., r.
1333 Fillmore

Louis, watchmaker Joseph M. Strauss, r.
1508 O'Farrell

Louis M., real estate, .323 Montgomery, r.
1433 Geary

M. & Co. (Morris and Herman Cohn), manu-
facturers clothing. 106 Battery

Marcus, clothing, 228, 6th, r. 38O14, 6th

Marion D., merchant, r. 1404 Sutter

Max, cigar manufacturer, 933% Folsom

Max, painter, r. 303 Octavia

Max, salesman H. Wolf & Bro., r. 637 McAl-
lister

Max M. (Cohn Bros.), r. 834 Bush

Max M., cashier Abramson-Heunisch Co.

Mendel, meter maker S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 1007 Pierce

Meyer, r. 12211/^ Eddy

Meyer, laborer, r. 19 Langton

Meyer, shoemaker, r. 1308 Howard

Minnie, widow, r. 19 Langton

Miriam Miss, saleslady The Hamburger
Co., r. 1405 Octavia

Mitchell, furrier, r. 14.50 O'Farrell

Morris (M. Cohn & Co.), r. Los Angeles, Cal.

Morris, agent Morris Rothschild, r. 315

Bro.,

Morris, baker, r. 1834 O'Farrell
Morris, salesman M. Franklin

1613 Webster
Morris B., r. 1334 Ellis
Nathan, tailor, r. 1036 Howard rear
Newman (Cohen & Schetter), r. 630, 6th
Newman, collector A. Colombat, r. 669 Mc-
Allister
Pearl Miss, stenographer Abramson-Heun-
isch Co., r. 913a Sutter
Peter, rancher, r. cor 39th Av South and H
Rebecca, widow, r. 1150 Golden Gate Av
Robert, salesman Henry Lyons, r. 1937%

O'Farrell
Rosie, widow, r. 1007 Pierce
Rudolph, r. 930 Ellis
Salik, merchant, r. 1304 Laguna
Samuel, clothing, 24, 6th, r. 434^ Natoma
Samuel, electrician, r. 917 Powell
Samuel, tailor Jacob Asher, r. 923% Fol-
som
Samuel M. (Cohn Bros.), r. 1512 Taylor
Samuels., clerk Sutro& Co., r. 1837 Scott
Sarah, widow, r. 1830 Ellis
Seth, cigar maker, r. 197 Hyde
Seth, salesman Oscar Moses, r. 912a Sutter
Simon, r. 1304 Laguna
Simon, glove cutter, r. 22 Lafayette
Simon, tailor, r. 552 Minna
Solomon (J. Cohn & Bro.), r. 510 Taylor
Solomon, barber, 622 Shrader, r. 624 Shrader
Solomon S., clerk, r. 1837 Scott
Theodore (Cohn Bros.), r. 1512 Taylor
Theodore T., cashier Rinaldo Bros. & Co.,

r. 2134 Sutter
Thomas, second-hand clothing, 716 Wash-
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Cohn William (Horwitz & Cohn), r. 17 Van Ness
Av
" Williarii, bookkeeper A. Shirek & Co., r.

1304 Laguna
" William, clerk Carroll & Carroll, r. 1221i^

Eddy
" William, foreman The Hebrew, r. 1019

Fillmore
I' William, liquors, NW cor Church and

Valley, r. 1617 Church
" William R., salesman Heller, Bachman &

Co., r. 1117 Scott
" William S., bookkeeper, r. 1304 Laguna
" Wolf L.., tailor, 227 Montgomery, r. 1415

Scott
" & Levey (Bertha Cohen and Frances Le-
vey), florists and decorators, 1125 Sutter
" & Schetter (Newman Cohn and Miss Adele
Schetter) millinery, 503-505 Montgomery
Av
«B"Cohn. See Coen, Cohan, Cohen, Cone, Kone

and Kohn
Cohnreich Eugene, salesman, r. 611 Eddy
" Israel, proprietor The Van Dyke, 309 Powell
" Rosie, widow, r. 611 Eddy
Cointh Leon, bartender, r. 605 Broadway
Colt H. Mrs., r. Palace Hotel
" Harry H., clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Hay-
den Co., r. Oakland
JSa-Coit. See Coyte

Coke Paul S. (Bagby & Coke\ dentist, 36 Mont-
gomery, r. San Jose, Cal.
«®=Cokely. See Coakley
Coker William, r. 2004 Devisadero
Colan Alfred, carpenter, r. 2738 Mission rear
ColangeloLuigi, fish, 1332Dupont, r. 1402 Kearny
Colback William H., molder, r. 3 Laussat
Colbert Edward J., traveling agent, r. 614 Eddy
" Ellen, widow, r. 114 Oak
" James K., bricklayer, r. 540, 3d
" J. Lee, conductor, r. 634 Elizabeth
" John, gardener, r. 40 Colton
" John H., real estate agent, 304 Montgom-
ery, r. 40 Crocker
" Joseph J., clerk, r. 40 Colton
" Mary A., widow, varieties 450. 3d
" Michael, r. 739 Gough
< Philip G., bookkeeper E. Commins & Co., r,

739 Gough
" William T., cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 32
South Park
-8®=Colbert. See Culbert
Colbourn Ellen, widow, r. 2509 Sutter
Colbourne Sylvester W., cabinet maker, r. 530 3d
Colbran Charles A., florist, r. 803 Montgomery
Colbrandt Francis N ., conductor Market St.
Ry., r. 13 Michigan
" Irwin R., clerk Tillmann & Bendel, r. 996

Noe
" Maria, widow, r. 13 Michigan
" Richard S., clerk, r. 996 Noe
Colbron John, r. 909 Laguna
Colbroth Cora L. Miss stenographer Pac. Coast

Co-operative Credit Co., r. 508 Sutter
Colburg Richard, driver, r. 215 Eureka
Colburn Alfred, r. 436, 10th
" Charles, ironworker, r. 1210, 7th Av South
" Edward S., clerk local freight ofBce S. P

Co., r. Oakland
" Frank D. (E. J. Shattuck & Co.), r. Ala-
meda
" George, r. 417 Bush
" George, florist, r. 930 Sutter
' ' George L. , salesman American Biscuit Co. ,

r. 1117 Hyde
" Louisa, widow, r. 1169 Mission

Colburn Marcus F. Rev. , pastor Grace Methodist
Church, r. 938, 21st
" Martha Mrs., r. 816 Buchanan
" Orville M.. dental student, r. 1033, 20th
" Orville M. Mrs., widow, r. 1033, 20th
4®-Colburn. See Coburn
Colburt William, laborer, r. NE cor Napa and

Louisiana
Colby Alfred S., clerk, r. 409 Franklin
" Andrew J., solicitor, r. 12314 Oak
" Augusta, widow, r. 697 McAllister
Colby C. W., storekeeper Board of Education,
ofQce SW cor Pine and Larkin, tele-
phone East 195
" Delia M. Mrs., medium, r. 12214 Oak
" Ernest, fireman U. S. Lighthouse tender

Madrono, r. 7 Scott PI
" Guy I., clerk, r. 719, 14th
" Harvey W., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.

Brentwood, Cal.
" Henry H., sergeant police, r. 414 Central

Av
" Ida Mrs., nurse, r. 1621 Post
" James, janitor, r. 22 Turk
" Nettie M. Miss, clerk, r. 697 McAllister
" Roy N., clerk, r. 719, 14th
" Sadie R. Miss, stenographer New York
Belting and Packing Co., r. 697 McAl-
lister
" William, master bark Mercury, 35 Steuart,

r. 524a Capp
" William R., driver, r. 104 Webster
Colby Z. Flanders, tobacconist, WiOYs Mission
je»-Colby. See Kolbe and Kolby
Colclough Frederick, steward str Point Loma,
r. 335, 13th
" Samuel, waiter str City of Pueblo
Cold Blast Delivery Co., 109 California, room 1
Coldwell George W. Mrs., widow, r. 564 Pennsyl-
vania Av
" Levett, driver, r. 1010 Valencia
Coldwell Ira B., r. 1031 Valencia
" Owen W., driver La Grande Laundry, r.

2930 Mission
" Truman, blacksmith Guadaloupe Dairy
Co., r. San Bruno Av nr 15th Av South
Jm- Coldwell. See Caldwell
Cole Albert R., electrician Mutual Electric
Light Co., r. 1616 Mason
" Arthur B., conductor Market St. Ry., r. Ill

Fair Oaks
" B. F. Mrs., nurse S. F. Protestant Orphan

Asylum
" Catherine, widow, r. 1711 Broderick
" Charles, waiter The Louvre, r. Alameda
" Charles H., musician J. H. & J. B. Mar-
shall, r. 120, 10th
" Charles M., electrician Phonograph Co., r.

2712 Bush
" Charles M., porter Dalton Bros., r. 337c
San Jose Av
Cole Charles M., secretary California Furni-
ture Manufacturing Co., 117-131 Geary,
r. 610a Bush
" Charles W., laborer, r. 8 Salmon
" Christopher, marine fireman, r. 533, 2d
" C. Melvm Mrs., r. 610a Bush
Cole Daniel T., vice-president Moore, Hunt &
Co., 404 Front, and State Harbor Com-
missioner, 10 California, r. 1719 Geary
" Edward, peddler, r. Contra Costa House
" Edward F., salesman, r. 1106 Gough
" Edward P., attorney at law, 4 and 33 Mills

Bldg., 6th floor, r. 3615 Buchanan
" Elmer K., clerk Argonaut Publishing Co.,

r. Lorin, Cal.
" Eliza Mrs., liquors, 301 Michigan
" Elizabeth M. Miss, nurse Hospital for

Children, 3700 California
" Ernest H , r. 707a Hayes
Cole Foster P., treasurer California Furniture
Manufacturing Co., 117-131 Geary, r. 1707
Gough
" Frank G., machinist Williams & Orton, r.

773V^ Folsom
" F. T., tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r.

1622a Howard
" George A., stableman A. S. Anderson, r.
107 New Montgomery

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Cole Grant G., teamster, r. 33V2 Juniper
" Henry, laborer, r. 372 Natoma
" Henry J. (Cole & Wise), r. Alms House

Road nr Corbett Road
" Herbert A., painter, 48 Sacramento
" Isaac H., traveling salesman Tillmann &

Bendel, r. Los Angeles, Cal,
" James, restaurant, 506 Howard, r. 520V4

Howard
" James, tie inspector, r. 2106 Sutter
" James C, student, r. 629 OTarrell
" James H., janitor Plymouth Rock Office

Cleaning Co., r. 372 Natoma
" James S., gas fitter S. F. Gas Light Co.

stove dept., r. 909 Broadway

COLE JASON B.,

drayman and safe moving', NE cor
Main and Mission, telephone Red 1553,
r. 1416 Folsom

Cole J. A., millhand Harris & Jones, r. 773'/4
Folsom

" John, shoemaker, r. 227 Minna

" John A.,r. 915 Capp

" ,lohn D., harness maker Main & Winches-
ter, r. 909 Broadway

" John E., mattress maker John Hoey, r. 1128
Pine

" John F., collector Leege & Mills, r. 121314
Green

" John F., manager cabinet making dept-
Cal. Furniture Mfg . Co., r. 1513a Golden
Gate Av
Cole John R., sales agent New York Insulated
Wire Co.. 18, 2d, r. 1711 Broderick

" Joseph, bartender, r. 301 Michigan

" Joseph F., roadman Cal. St. RR, r. 1227
Filbert

" Joshua, tinsmith Pac. Can Co., r. Lorin

" Juan, peddler, r. 1653 Kearny

" Lena C. Miss, teacher Hearst Grammar
School, r. 520 Grove

" Lomira C, widow, r. Ill Fair Oaks

" Louis, rectifier, r. 3015 Fillmore

^' Lyman W. R., polisher, r. 3015 Fillmore

" Margaret Mrs., janitress Lowell High
School, r. 2061/2, 9th

" Mark T., bookkeeper Hawley Bros. Hard-
ware Co., r. Lorin

" Martha A. Miss, teacher Horace Mann
Grammar School, r. Ill Fair Oaks

" Martin, stevedore, r. 75 Clementina

" Mary, with Singer Mfg Co., r. 654 Folsom

" Matthew B.,dept. manager Levi Strauss
& Co., r. 1101 Pine
Cole Nathaniel P., president California Furni-
ture Manufacturing Co., 117-121 Geary, r.
1120 O'Farrell
Cole N. P. & Co. (California Furniture Manu-
facturing Co. successors to), 117-121
Geary

" Parry R., clerk J. K. Armsby Co.

" Percy J., carpenter, r. 332 Sunnyside Av
Cole R. Beverly, physician and surgeon. ofBce
and r. 826 Sutter, hours 2 to 4 p. m.

" Robert, laborer, r. Harrison nr Precita Av

COLE ROBERT E.,

manager livery stable, 246 Third, tele-
phone Main 5619, and with Union
Undertaking Co., 733 Mission, r. 654
Folsom

Cole Samuel D., teamster, r. 325, 49th Av
" Samuel R., teamster, r. 33 Rausch
" Sarah E., widow, r. 1316 Buchanan
" Sterling L,, bookkeeper Wolters Bros. &

Co., r. 311/2 Cherry
" Thomas, mining, 331 Pine, room 20, r. 2405

Octavia
" Thomas H., shoemaker Cahn, Nickels-
burg & Co., r. 117 Hayes
" Walter H., clerk Union Litho. Co., r. Oak-
land
" William, carpenter, r. 637, 22d
" William, decorator Daniel Foley, r. 814, 15th
" William, shing er, r. 1942^4 Mission
" William G., pressman, r. 1563 Kearny
" William H., bartender Mary A. Carroll, r.
206 Silver Av

Cole William H., painter, r. 637, 22d
Cole William L., assistant secretary State
Board of Harbor Commissioners, 10 Cali-
fornia, r. 1719 Geary

" & Wise (Henry J. Cole and John L.Wise),
dairy, Alms House Road nr Corbett Av
-^Cole. See Kohl, Coale and Cohl
Coleman Abraham, barber, 527 Sacramento, r.
428 Green
Abram, laborer U. S. Customs, r. 511B

Greenwich •
Adolph, barber, 644 Washington, r. 918

Broadway
Alexander, plumber Thomas Gainford, r.

425 Green
Andrew, pawnbroker, 41, 3d, r. 2114 Pine
Andrew Jr., bartender John T. Coleman, r.

2114 Pine
Ann, widow, r. 2725 Bryant Av
Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 6I71/9, Post
Coleman Barry, vice-president and manager
United Carriage Co., 12 New Montgom-
ery, r. 1415b Clay

" Birdie E. Miss, bookkeeper S. F. Shoe
House, r. 915 Buchanan

" Brothers (Morris and Harry), furniture, 915
Mission

" Catherine, widow, r. 11 Clara

" Catherine, widow, r. 636 Oak

" Charles, r. 623 O'Farrell

" Charles, driver John Linehan, r. 703 Vienna

" Charles, real estate, r. 1606 Post

" Charles, tailor, 416?;£ Natoma

" Charles C, billiard marker, r. 643 Folsom

" Charles E., manufacturers' agent, 120 Sut-
ter, r. San Leandro

" Charles L., r. 1226 Golden Gate Av

" Dallam H., clerk James D. Brown, r. 92,
13th

" Daniel, r. 109 Juniper

" Daniel, laborer, r. 407 Tehama

" Daniel, laborer, r. 3112 Webster

" Daniel, laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1. Rivoli
Av

" Daniel, teamster, r. NE cor Moulton and
Webster

" Daniel Jr., boiler maker Eureka Boiler
Wks, r. 109 Juniper

'• Daniel F., boiler maker, r. 133 Clara

" Daniel G., with Pope & Talbot and secre-
tary S. F. Athletic Club, r. 1316 Hayes

" Daniels H., policeman, r. 1316 Hayes

•' Daniel R., clerk Stevenson & Co.

" David C, draughtsman Bryan J. Clinch, r.
2725 Bryant Av

" David R., agent, r. 1927 San Carlos Av

" Dennis, boiler maker Eureka Boiler Wks,
r. 109 Juniper

" Dennis, janitor 109 California, room 31, r.
1030 Pacific

" Dennis, janitor New City Hall, r. 281 Stev-
enson

" Dennis R., teamster, r. 1509 Buchanan

" Dupont, clerk Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 1415b
Clay

" E., bookkeeper, r. 139, 4th

" E., seaman str Eureka

" E. B. Mrs., r. 1900 Franklin
Coleman Edward, president Pacific Rolling
Mill Co., 100 Market, r. NW cor Frank-
lin and California

" Edward H., salesman Fisher Bros., r. 1316
Hayes

" Edward M., r. 92, 13th

" Edward R., carpenter, r. 2015 Polk

" Elizabeth, widow, r. 305V4, 6th

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COAL, COKE and PIG IRON,

Wholesale and Retail.

Coleman Ellen, widow, r. 13.3 Clara
" Elvira Miss, teacber Washington Gram-
mar School, r. 422 Ellis
" Eulalia. widow, r. 32 South Park
Coleman Evan J., president Pacific Transfer
Co. and attorney at law, 20 Sutter, r. 1450
Sacramento
" F., nail maker Washburn & Moen Mfg. Co.
" Frances E. Miss, teacher North Cosmo-
politan Grammar School, r. 1345 Powell
" Frank, barber Fred E. Sand, r. 7 Mint Av
" Frank E., clerk Le Count Bros., r. 803
Mason
Coleman Gano W., proprietor Chase's New
England Home Bakery, 1923 Fillmore, r.
485 Haight
" Geary, r. 1109, 26th
" George E., druggist, r. 1330 Buchanan
" Granville W., r. 92, 13th
" Hannah, widow, r. 27V2 Shotwell
" Harlow G., embalmer H. C. Porter & Co.,

r. 122 Eddy
" Harriet A., widow, r. 1330 Buchanan
" Harry (Coleman Bros.i.r. 27V4 Shotwell
" Harry L.., r. 1823 Sacramento
" Hattie E. Miss, stenographer Bissinger &

Co., r. 915 Buchanan
" Helen Mrs., r. 1012 Haight
" Henry, clerk Empire House, 639 Clay
" Henry, painter, r. 2508 Post
Coleman Henry R., librarian Mercantile Li-
brary, NE cor Van Ness and Golden
Gate Avs, r. 917 Army
" H. P., purser str Areata
" J., laborer, r. 411 Sansome
" James, laborer, r. 1008 Florida
" James, machinist, r. 501 Napa
" James, packer Anglo- American Crockery

and Glassware Co., r. 11a Clara
" James M., machinist, r. 1045 Folsom
" James S., fruits, Fulton opp 7th Av, r. 1209
Folsom
Coleman James V., capitalist, office 31-32 Mills
Bldg, 5th floor, r. Palace Hotel
" James W., real estate agent, 24 Mont-
gomery, r. IO614 Haight
Jane, widow, r. .354, 24th
Jane, widow, r. 2724 Folsom
J. B., bookmaker, r. Palace Hotel
Jeannette Miss, r. 1345 Powell
John, electrician, r. 77% Colton
John, laborer, r. 12 Harriet
John, watchman, r. 73 Water
John A., groceries and wines and liquors,

23 Clara
John A., laborer, r. 13% Madison Av
John C, capitalist, r. 1834 California
Coleman John E. W., dealer in paints, oils,
glass, gilt and plain wall paper, 926 Fol-
som
" John H., engineer Louis Saroni & Co., r. 1038,

19th
" John H., laborer, r. 3 Uranus
" John J., compositor, r. 1008 Florida
" John J., harness maker Main'& Winchester,

r. 315 Natoma
" John J., seaman, r. 924 Howard
" John J., watchman, r. 37a Clara
" John P., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.

133 Clara
" John T., carpenter, r. 2725 Bryant Av
" John T., liquors, SE cor Ellis and Jones, r.

326 Ellis
" Joseph, r. 27% Shotwell
" Joseph, bartender, r. 6.33 Jessie
" Joseph, boots and shoes, 110, 2d, r. 112 2d

Coleman Joseph, copyist County Clerk's ofBce,

r. 915 Mission
" Joseph G., with S. Jonas
" Joseph H., expressman, 19%, 4th, r. 25%

Shotwell
" Joseph J., painter and decorator, r. 1316

Hayes
" Josiah M., porter Dalziel & Moller, r. 92,

13th
" Julius, apprentice B. A. Sammann
" Kate, widow, r. 730%, 22d
" Kate Miss, weaver Golden Gate Woolen

Mills
" Lipman C, r. 1226 Golden Gate Av
" Louis H., inspector Spring Valley W. W.,

r. 428 Green
" Louisa Miss, dressmaker, r. 713b O'Farrell
" Louisa F. Miss, r. 2114 Pine
" Luther B., clerk freight auditor's dept S. P.

Co., r. 1254 California
" Margaret M., widow, dressmaker, r. 405

Turk
" Margaret M. Miss, vocalist, r. 2114 Pine
" May. widow, r. 1418 Hyde
" Mary V. Miss, stenographer, r. 133 Clara
" Max, peddler, r. 623 Fulton
" Maurice, expressman, r. 112 Shotwell
" Meyer, tailor, r. 509 Birch Av
" Michael, laborer, r. 650, 4th
" Michael, laundryman, r. 1700 Kearny
" Michael, seaman, r. 11 Pacific
" Michael, solicitor Sailors' Home
" Michael D.. salesman Blyth & Trott, r.

764 San Jose Av
" Michael J., dairyman Patrick Coleman, r.

Naples nr China Av
" Morris (Coleman Bros.), r. 27% Shotwell
" Nicholas, mining, r. 1137 Geary
" Patrick, r. 11a Clara
" Patrick, dairy, Naples nr China Av
" Patrick, seaman, r. 208 Jackson
" Patrick A., driver Patrick Coleman, r.

Naples nr China Av
" Pauline, widow, r. 1501% Fillmore
" Peter, policeman, r. 938 Capp
" Philip, laborer Bissinger & Co., r. 202

Langton
" Philip, laborer, r. 941. 15th
" Ralph C, dentist, 1631 Devisadero, r. 1606

Post
" Richard, laborer Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg.

Wks, r. 3112 Webster
" R. L., r. Palace Hotel
" Robert, r. 2516 Fillmore
" Robert, salesman, r. 43, 6th
" Sargent W., painter, r. 1330 Buchanan
" Simon, r. 722 Filbert
" Simon, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg &

Co., r. 915 Buchanan
" Solomon, r. 511b Greenwich
" Sophie G. Miss, r. 1415b Clay
" Sybil J., widow, r. 1305% Golden Gate Av
" Thomas, helper Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg.

Wks, r. 12 Anthony
" Thomas, hoseman Engine 28, r. 1000 Mont-
gomery
" Thomas, laborer, r. 113% Shipley
" Thomas B., clerk Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 139,

4th
" Thomas J., policeman, r. 308 Scott
" W., waiter, str City of Pueblo
" William, machinist, r. 20 Harriet
" William, policeman, r. 21 Shotwell
" William, stevedore, r. NWcor Clement

and 2d Av
" William E., clerk chief quartermaster's

office dept. of Cal., r. 418 Sutter
" William F., liquors, 241 O'Farrell
•' William F., plumber, r. llA Clara
" William J., house raiser J. S. Stratton, r.

Ill Polk
" William S., salesman Dunham, Carrigan

& Hayden Co., r. Berkeley
" William T. Mrs., widow, r. 2516 Fillmore
" W. W., insurance agent Boyd & Dickson,

r. 13 Elgin Park Av
jfiS^Coleman. See Colman, Kohlman and Kol-

man
Colen Bertha, widow, r. 941 Shotwell

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Colen Everett M., clerk Foster & Orear, r. UOT'^
Vallejo
" Frank, tile setter, r. 5\4 Bowie Av
" Jolm H., r. 1P31 Mason
j^^Colen. See Colin and Collin
Coles Catherine, widow, r. 2717 Mission
" Francis A., slioe laster Siebe, Glanville

Co., r. Oakland
" Harrison P., secretary and treasurer
Union Gas Engine Co., 309-311 Howard,
r. 35 Beaver
" Ida E. Miss, principnl South End Primary

School, r. 223 Castro
" Walter, teamster C. E. Goss, r. 511D, 18th
" W. F., r. Palace Hotel
" William H., stevedore S. F. Lumber Co.,

r. 552 Haight
" William J., packer Porter, Slessinger &

Co., r. Oakland
" William L., attorney at law, r. 223 Castro
Coleson William H., metal spinner Joseph

Budde, r. 564 Minna
Colestock Logan A., dentist, r. 612 Van Ness Av
" Thomas D., bookkeeper Edwin Mohrig, r.

148 Hancock
" William W., r. 148 Hancock
Coleston Samuel H., boiler maker, r. 1607
Church
" William J., boiler maker, r. 1607 Church
Colette Claudine, r. 1019 Clay
Coletti G., musician, r. 618 Braadway
" William, boiler maker P. F. Dundon, r. 443,
1st
Colety David, porter J. H. Newbauer & Co., r.
Oakland
" Henry M., manager AtlanticFish Co., 305-
307 Front, r. 185^ Bryant Av
Coley Alfred B., advertising agent, r. 3014

Golden Gate Av
Colfenbach Henry, molder Fulton Eng. & Ship

Bldg Wks, r. 2 Ridley PI
Golfer Josephine Miss, confectionery, 12 Hayes
Colford Henry N., clerk, r. 816, 23d
" Margaret E., widow, r. 816, 23d
" Philip E., clerk S. P. Co., r. 816, 23d
Colgan Charles L., r. 226, 11th
" Elizabeth Miss, dressmaking, 2937 Mission
" John, r. 19 South Park
" John, fireman fire boat Governor Irwin, r.

226, 11th
" John Jr., driver Frank Greg, r. 226, 11th
" Little Miss (Shortt & Colgan), r. 1631 Polk
" Michael, longshoreman, r. 542, 1st
" William, gripman Geary St. R R, r.

307, 1st Av
' ' William H. , wool sorter Flint & McLennan,
r. 1035 Market
Colgett George, jeweler Shreve & Co., r. Oak-
land
Colif Herman C, musician, r. 416 Bryant
Colimorio Julia Miss, r. lUlA Jackson
Colin Alphonse, laborer, r. Mission bet 23d and

24th
4®=-Colin. See Colan and Collin
Colino Jean, cellarman F. Chevalier & Co., r.

519 Bush
Coliseum Music Hall, 901^4 Kearny
Coll John, shoemaker, r. 227 Minna

" Michael, laborer, r. 226, 8th
Collateral Bank, 15 Grant Av
Collaton Burnett, laborer, r. 533 Mission

" Thomas, marine fireman, r. 533 Mission
CoUeary John, laborer, r. 3422 Bryant Av

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Custom House, 3d floor

Collector of Internal Revenue, United States,
Osca M. Welburn, U. S. Appraisers'
Bldg, room 4

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City Hall, 1st floor

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L. L. Dunbar, D. D. S.. dean, 6th floor
Donohoe Bldg
College of Music, 15 Mercantile Library Bldg
College Of Notre Dame, Mother Julia Theresa
Superior, Dolores nr 16th
" of Pharmacy, William M. Searby dean, 113

Fulton
" Hall, 106 McAllister
CoUenburg August, laborer, r. 318 Langton
" August Jr., clerk Frederick Bruggen, r. 441,
33d
Colleran Bernard F., laborer, r. 533 Mission
" Patrick, r. 542 Howard
" Thomas, fireman, r. 532 Mission
Collery John, teamster, r. 2422 Bryant Av
Collet Clementina, widow, r. 58 Tiffany Av
" Eugene, painter, r. 1109 Rhode Island
Colleton Alice, widow, r. 524 Bryant

" James A., r. 534 Bryant
>6®-Colleton. See Culliton
CoUett Charles W., cutter Valentine Tailoring
Co.,r. 919,23d
" Harry G., bookkeeper Pac. States Adver-
tising Bureau, r. 919, 33d
" Selina S., widow, r. 919, 23d
" Theodore H.. master mariner, r. 198 Lom-
bard
" William J., longshoreman, r. 153 Minna
Collette Rosine, laundryman, r. 1019 Clay
Colletti Joseph, blacksmith, r. 358 Brannan
Colley Charles J., architect, 67 Flood Bldg, r.
1835 Scott
" Frederick A., r. 206 San Jose Av
" Moses H., builder, r. 206 San Jose Av
Collie Leslie, r. 819, 30th
" Robert, barber, r. 1403 Polk
' ' Thomson (Thomson Collie & Co.), r. Alameda
Collie Thomson & Co. (Thomson Collie, Peter
Demings and John Erikson), bay and
river freighting. Pier 7, Steuart
Collier Buckner K. (Collier & Grant), r. 14 Mc-
Allister
" George W., gripman Cal. St .RR., r. 423 Pine
" Henry B. Rev., associate rector St. John's

Episcopal Church, r. 109 Capp
" James, stone cutter John D. McGilvray &

Co., r. 537 Frederick
" James W., cutter, r. 1305 Vallejo
" John, carpenter, r. 54 St. Ann's Bldg
" John M., Dutcher Poly, Heilbron & Co.
" Mary, widow, lodgings, 142, 6th
" Peter F., publisher, 89-93 Murphy Bldg, r.

New York
" R. B. H., salesman Holbrook, Merrill &

Stetson, r. Alameda
" Richard H., agent New York Life Ins. Co.
" Robert G., salesman, r. 1724 Clay
Collier & Grant (Buckner K. Collier and Hugh
Clifton Grant), attorneys at law, 14 Mc-
Allister, rooms 13-13-14, telephone Jessie
581
im- Collier. See CoUyer

CoUigan Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1333 Vallejo
" Edwin, engineer Engine 3, r. 413 Bush
" Francis, butcher, r. 1333 Vallejo
" Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 1333 Vallejo
" Terence, engineer, r. 1333 Vallejo
" Terence Jr., clerk, r. 1333 Vallejo
" William, clerk, r. 1333 Vallejo
J8®=- CoUigan. See Culligan
Collin Donald A., carpenter, r. 25 Chattanooga
" Henry F., bull er, r. 25 Chattanooga
" Jeremiah, lithograph transferer, r. 8i4 Chat-
tanooga
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CoUings Francis Mrs., widow, r. 28 Norfolk
Collins Adeline L. Mrs. (Collins & Lyons), r. 1420

Masonic Av
" A. F., commission merchant, r. Olympic

Club
" Albert, clerk auditing dept. Wells, Fargo

&Co.,r. 808V4 McAllister
" Albert L.., clerk, r. 1417 Harrison
■' Albert, clerk Kohlberg, Strauss & Froh-

man, r. 14 Hayes
" Andrew C, salesman Western Furnishing

Co., r. 834 Turk
" Ann, widow, r. 425, 3d
" Annie, widow, r. 277 Jessie
" Annie, widow, r. 1523, 24th
" Annie, domestic, 815 Oak
" Arthur C. physician, r. 3119 Mission
" Austin W., laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.. r.

2624 Larkin
" Asa W., watchman, r. 627 Webster
" B. Mrs., lodgings, 2314, 6th
' ' Bartholomew J . , painter J. St. Denis & Co. .

r. 107 Juniper
" Belle, widow, r. 641 Golden Gate Av
" Benjamin, pressman Frank Eastman & Co.,

r. 617 Bush
" Bernard, cigar maker Charles Harris, r.

231/2, 6th
" Bessie, domestic, 2908 Jackson
" B. G., r. 657Folsom
" Bridget, widow, r. 6521/2 Willow Av
" Bridget Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home
" Bridget Mrs., groceries, 6 Norton PI
" Brothers (Mortimer and John T.), dry goods,

" C. Alfred', millwright, r. 2508 Bryant Av

" Caroline, widow, r. 10% Rausch

" Catherine Mrs., r. 530, 9th

" Charles, fisherman, r. 3 Bartol

" Charles A., marble polisher, r. 957 Market

" Charles J., r. 631 Larkin

" Charles J. Jr. (Collins & Co.), r. 631 Larkin

" Charles T., salesman United States Watch
Co. r. 519 Douglass

" Charles W., compositor, r. 308 Hayes

" Christopher H., laborer, r. 2 Caroline

" Coleman, r. 627 Webster

" Conway, laborer, r. 1.58 Solano

" Conway, seaman, r. 3 Tehama

" Cornelius C, clerk, r. 518, 3d

" Daisy, r. 2 Wall PI

" Daniel, clerk, r. 925 Harrison

" Daniel, cook Alms House

" Daniel, groceries and liquors, 321 Clemen-
tina

" Daniel, laborer, r. 14 Zoe

" Daniel, laborer, r. 741 Tehama

" Daniel, miner, r. 210 Washington

" Daniel, varieties, 210, 24th

" Daniel J., clerk John T. Collins r 1114
Bryant

" David R., real estate, r. 15 Fulton

" Delia, domestic, 1832 Bush

" Dennis, r. 201/^ Sycamore Av

" Dennis, asst. superintendent Presidio and
Ferries RR., r. 1910 Leavenworth

" Dennis, butcher, r. 6th Av South bet K and L

" Dennis, laborer, r. 33'^ Gilbert

" Dennis, laborer, r. 515 Howard

" Dennis B., r. 922 Pine

" Dennis P., cook Collins & Wheeland, r
112914 Broadway

" Edward, r. 6 Norton PI

" Edward, bartender, r. 719, 21st

" Edward, laborer, r. Ui-i Harriet

" Edward, laborer, r. 223 Langton rear

Collins Edward F., salesman United States
Watch Co., r. 12181/2 Haight
" Edward L., attorney at law, 35 Mills Bldg,

8th floor, r. Oakland
" Ellen, domestic. 1236 O'Farrell
" Ellery A., machinist, r. 2508 Bryant Av
" Emma, widow, r. 1120 Mission
" Frank, teamster, r. 366 Natoma
" Frank, teamster Gross & Mullaney, r. 149

9th
" Franklin E., watchman, r. 4914 Tehama
" Frederick, r. 123, 23d

" Frederick A., machinist, r. NW cor Ken-
tucky and Solano
" Frederick R., draughtsman, r. lOlOi/i Hyde
" Frederick T., hatter, r. lOW-A Hyde
" George, drayman, r. 1016 Pacific
" George, meterman, r. IO3714 Market
" George, policeman, r. 409 Dolores
" George B., pictorial painter, r. 228 Hill
Collins George D., attorney at law, 21-22
Crocker Bldg. r. Alameda
" George D., laborer S. P. Co., r. 530, 9th
" George E., clerk, r. 8O81/2 McAllister
" George H., expressman, 507 Front, r. 1016
Pacific
Collins George H., president Higgins & Col-
lins, 22 Market, r. Oakland
" George W., designer, r. 3119 Mission
" George W., secretary W. W. Chase & Co.,

430, 5th, r. NE cor Guerrero and 21st
" Hannah, widow, r. 15 Alta rear
Collins Harry, proprietor The Criterion, SE
cor Stockton and O'Farrell, r. 518 Ellis
■' Harry J., bookkeeper George M. Wood &

Co., r. 8O81/2 McAllister
" Henry, driver Thomas J. McGowan, r. 308,

8th
" Henry, jeweler R. Bujannoff, r. 166 Clara
" Henry, liquor dealer, r. 518 Ellis
" Henry, waiter, r. Ill Perry
" Henry C, clerk F. F. Meier, r. 1120 Mission
" Henry C, contracting freight agent S. P

Co., 613 Market, r. 1411 Webster
" Henry J., chief engineer str Point Arena, r.

73914 Guerrero
" Henry T. Mrs., dressmaking, 808i^ McAllis-
ter
" Howard M., clerk, r. 204 Ellis
" Ida M. Miss, teacher music, r. 808i4 Mc-
Allister
" Ira, porter Getz Bros, & Co., r. 959 Mission
" James, r. 510, 21st
" James, carpenter, r.
" James, carpenter, r.
" James, carpenter, r.

dover Avs
" James, clerk, r. 558 Olive Av
" James, iron worker, r. 1414 Harriet
" James, laborer, r. 532 Mission
" James, laborer, r. 741 Tehama
" James, laborer, r. 749 Tehama
" James, machine hand Sterling Furniture

Co., r. 1908 San Carlos Av
" James, special policeman, r. 1320 Steiner
" James, stone cutter, r. 13714 Langton
" James, trimmer B. Grave Co., r. SYz Chat-
tanooga
" James C, r. 1829 Eddy

'■ James C. B., asst. druggist S. F. Polyclin-
ic, r. 30 Dore
" James E., morocco presser, r. 7 Falmouth
" James E., salesman Kane & Heanev, r. 308

Sutter
" James F., brass finisher, r. 162154 Howard
" James F., teamster, r. 323 Oak
" James H., iron worker, r. 16 Isis
" James H., laborer, r. SSV^ Gilbert
" James J., teamster, r. 357 Clementina
" James R., conductor Sutter St. Ry., r. 1311

Pine
" Jane, widow, r. 923 Harrison
" Jane, widow, r. 1437 Pacific
" Jane Mrs., r. Old People's Home
" Jean, theatrical performer, r. 605 Pine
" Jennie Mrs., r. 915 Powell
" Jeremiah, laborer, r. 1114 Bryant
" Jeremiah F., trimmer Edison Light and
Power Co.. r. 10 Louisa

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Collins J. L. Mrs., r. 1122 Jackson
" John, r. 1191/2 Fell
" John, baker, r. 30 Dore
" John, basket maker Weston Basket and

Mfg. Co., r. 923 Harrison
" John, blacksmith Market St. Ry., r. 411

Clipper
" John, cellarman Cal. Wine Assn.
" John, compositor Coast Seamen's Journal,

r. 308 Hayes
" John, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 323 Lyon
" John, hod carrier, r. 1.57 Dore rear
" John, laborer, r. 358'/4 Clementina
" John, laborer, r. 411 Clipper
" John, laborer, r. 1126 Treat Av
" John, laborer South S. F. Tannery, r. York

nr Army
" John, longshoreman, r. 332 Day
" John, machinist Marshutz & Cantrell, r. 3

Tehama
" John, marine engineer, r. 936 Powell
" John, motorman. r. 1003 Minnesota
" John, rope splicer John A. Roebling's Sons

Co., r. 1609Folsom
" John, seaman, r. 214 Jackson
" John, tanner, r. 410, 25th
" John, workman U. S. Mint, r. 24 Hoffman
" John Rev., assistant rector St. Joseph's

Church (R. C), r. 214, 10th
" John B., policeman, r. 244a 12th
" John E., teamster, r. 27 Natoma
" John H., gasfltter, r. 402i/^, 5th
" John J., fireman Marshutz & Cantrell, r. 3

Tehama
" John J., porter, r. 126 Castro
" John L. (Casey & Collins), r. 39 Gilbert
" John R., laborer, r. 15 Eureka
" John T. (Collins Bros.), r. imv^ Fell
" John T., groceries and liquors, 1114 Bryant
" John W., r. 15 Langton
" Joseph, r. 1116 Vallejo
" Joseph, elevator man 101 Sansome, r. 308,

8th
" Joseph, elevator man. r. 925 Harrison
" Joseph, teamster Cal. Construction Co., r.

530, 17th
" Joseph B.. book ruler H. S. Crocker Co., r.

1621 1/2 Howard
" Joseph F., steam fitter, r. 16 Isis
" Joseph J., traveling salesman Louis Sar-

oni & Co., r. 202 Turk
•' Joseph v., clerk Station D postoffice,*r. 326

Sanchez
" Joseph v., fancy dry goods, 1901 Devisa-

dero, r. 1903 Devisadero
" Joseph W., agent Ashland Woolen Mills,

516-518 Market, r. 1721 Jones
" Julia, widow, r. 1807A Howard
" J. W., gripman Sutter St. Ry„ r. 1148 Sutter
Collins K., president The S. H. Collins Co., 227

Kearny, r. 2512 Sacramento
" Kale, widow, r. 515 Folsom
" Kate Miss, r. Our Lady's Home
" Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 623 Howard
" Kate Miss, telephone operator, r. 206 Eddy
" Kittle, domestic, 1238 Golden Gate Av
" L. Miss, dressmaking, 122 Murphy Bldg
" Lena, widow, r. lOV^ Rausch
" Lulu J. Miss, operator W. U. Tel. Co., r.

2917 Mission
" Loring, clerk M. J. Brandenstein & Co., r.

1910 Leavenworth
" Margaret Miss, dressmaking, 936 Powell
" Margaret B. Mrs., seamstress, r. 308, 8th
•' Mark H., bagmaker, r. WSy^ McAllister
" Martin J., shipliner, r. 308, 8th
" Mary, widow, r. 12 Ford
" Mary, widow, 345^ Diamond
" Mary, widow, r. 321, 29th
" Mary, widow, r. 419 Stevenson
" Mary, widow, r. 532 Mission
" Mary, widow, r. 1320 Steiner
" Mary Mrs., r. 523 Golden Gate Av
" Mary Mrs., r. 617 Mission
" Mary, domestic, 2449 Howard
" Matthew, liquors, r. 1418 Montgomery
" Michael, r. 18 Bonita
" Michael, bartender John J. Lane, r. 4181/

Fulton

Collins Michael, drayman Cal. Powder Wks, r.
S s Baker bet Beach and Jefferson

" Michael, engineer, r. 1010 Montgomery

" Michael, foreman, r. 1032 Noe

" Michael, groceries and liquors, 1361 Folsom

" Michael D., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co.,
r. 325 Franklin

" Michael J., bartender Francis Lande, r.
2907 Baker

" Miles, laborer, r. 4 Michigan

" Mortimer (Collins Bros.), r. 609 Ellis

" Nathan W. (C. A. Castner & Co.), r. 2519
McAllister

" Nimrod D., driver Engine 14, r. 1008 Mc-
Allister

" Patrick, fireman, r. 123, 2.3d

" Patrick, laborer, r. 512 Mission

" Patrick, laborer, r. 1229 Folsom

" Patrick, salesman Joseph Enright, r. 1131
Howard

" Patrick, ship carpenter, r. 73 Natoma

" Patrick C, longshoreman, r. 512 Mission

" Patrick F., teamster, r. Schuyler nr Cort-
land Av

" Patrick H., master mariner, 9 Mission, r.
16e Stanly PI

" Patrick J., hostler James Fagen & Son,
r. 27 Natoma

" Peter, laborer, r. 33'/4 Gilbert

" Peter, master mariner, r. 314 Brannan

" Peter F., r. 1621% Howard

" Peter Q., machinist, r. 515 Folsom

" Richard, hackdriver T. Foley, r. 910 Filbert

" Richard, laborer, r. 3 Uranus

" Richard, porter California Hotel, r. 13
Powell

" Richard, ropemaker Washburn & Moen
Mfg. Co., r. Alameda

" Richard J., bricklayer, r. 1120a Treat Av

" Richard M., r. 508 Capp

" Richard R., r. 2917 Mission

" Robert E., bartender F. Mann, r. Alameda

" Robert A., student, r. 1815 Eddy
Collins Rotoert U., secretary Hale and Norcross
Silver Mining Co., 3 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Bldg, r. 2502 Leavenworth

" Robert V., jeweler Harry W. Tuckey, r. 523
Golden Gate Av

" Rosalie, widow, r. 324, 19th

" Samuel, car finisher, r. 690 Brannan

" Samuel H., with The S. H Collins Co.,
r. 2512 Sacramento

" Sarah Miss, dressmaking, 516 Van Ness Av
Collins S. H. Co. The (incorporated), K. Collins
president, Simon Reinstein vice-presi-
dent, Henry Reinstein secretary, Harry
Striem treasurer and manager, watches,
jewelry, diamonds, optical goods and
loan office, 227 Kearny

" Sidney, bootblack, r. 619 Bush

" Silas M. (Collins & Wheeland), r. 909
Broderick

" T. Mrs., r. 515 Folsom

" Theresa Miss, r. 231 Golden Gate Av

" Thomas, r. 1148 Sutter

" Thomas, boiler maker, r. 718 Howard

" Thomas, cement worker, r. 81 Natoma

" Thomas, driver Seegelken & Buckner, r.
935 Howard

" Thomas, machinist, r. 226 Michigan

" Thomas, melter Selby Smelting and Lead
Co.

" Thomas, blacksmith Market St. Ry., r. 3
Belvedere

" Thomas E., supervisor deposit melting U.
S. Mint, r. 525 Stevenson

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WILLIAM WOLFF & CO., 329 Market St.

Collins Thomas F., butcher, r. Schuyler nr Cort-
land Av
" Thomas F., engineer, r. 28 Williamson
" Thomas H., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light

Co., r. 815 Laurel Av
" Thomas J., packer Catton, Bell & Co., r. 558

Olive Av
" Thomas W., with L. W. McGlauflin, r. 1815

Eddy
" Timothy, r. St. Mary's Hospital
" Timothy, laborer, r. 323 Oak
" Timothy, marine fireman, r. 15 Hampton PI
" Timothy, teamster, r. 742 Folsom
" Timothy, typecaster, r. 1938 Greenwich
" Timothy H., r. 515 Folsom
" Wade H., butcher. SE cor O'Farrell and

Larkin, r. 627 Webster
•' Walter, porter Eugene G. Davis, r. 1829 Eddy
" W. D., salesman Baker & Hamilton, r.

Golden Gate
" William, liquors, 635 Davis, r. 1714 Stockton
" Williams, teamster Morris Windt, r. cor

San Bruno Av and 26th
" William, tinioofer, r. 277 Jessie
" William D. (Eachus & Collins), r. 14 Mc-
Allister
" William F.. wool scourer, r. 402V4, 5th rear
" William H., bookkeeper U. Sf Laundry

Assn., r. 30 Fair Oaks
" William J., stableman J. P. Ferguson &

Son, r. 134, 7th
" William P., boilermaker, r. 2124 Howard
" William P., jointer Cal. Barrel Co., r. 530,

9th
" William P., shipjoiner Union I. Wks. r. 16

Isis
" William R., barber, r. 1111 Hyde
" William T., plumber, r. 306 Green
" William W.. engineer, r. 720 Lott
" & Co. (Charles J. Collins Jr.), hatters, 1018

Market
" & Lyons (Mrs. Adeline L. Collins and John
Lyons), teamsters. Pier 11. Steuart
Collins & Wheeland (Silas M. Collins and
Samuel Wheeland), wholesale and retail
wines and liquors, 329 Montgomery and
511 California
.e®= Collins. See Ceilings

Collinson Joseph H., motorman Market St. Ry.,
r. 1014 Farren Av
" Walter M., clerk estate James G. Fair r
720 Broderick
CoUis Austin W., r. 2614 Larkin

" Frank, gardener, 1150 California
Collischonn Philip, physician, 757 Folsom
Collison J. A. Mrs., widow, r. 917 Hayes
ColLner James T., hoseman Engine 9, r. 11 Na-
toma
" John, compositor, r. 11 Natoma
" John Jr., teamster, r. 11 Natoma
Collom Leslie H. (MacEwen&Collom), 69 Flood

" Mary A., widow, r. 29 Valley
" Michael, clerk, r. 29 Valley
" William J., clerk, r. 29 Valley
" William N., printer MacEwen & Collom
Collonan William J., clerk The United Press
Collopy George E., finisher W. & J. Sloane &
Co., r. 714a Clementina
" James, bakery, 853 Bryant
" Mary, widow, r. 714a Clementina
" Richard, box maker, r. 714a Clementina
CoUor Margaret, widow, groceries and liquors

3417, 16th
CoUudi Albert H., clerk H. Huddleston & Co., r
3120 California

Collum Benjamin J., clerk Standard Shirt Fac-
tory, r. 99 Powell Av
" John, assistant O'Connor, MoSatt & Co., r.
99 Powell Av
Jm- Collum. See CuUum
Collver James E., clerk William H. Harrison, r.

119a Powell
«S=- Collyer. See Collier
Collymoie Robert, bookkeeper, r. 16 Pond
Colman Abraham, merchant tailor, 775 Market,
r. 1219 Eddy
" Aimwell F., shpping clerk Am. Tobacco

Co., r. 935 Golden Gate Av
" August, clerk, r. 1403 Gough
" Birdie E. Miss, bookkeeper, r. 915 Buchanan
Colman Charles, importer and dealer fine hats,
130 Kearny, r. 1504 Post
" Charles G., cutter A. Colman, r. 1219 Eddy
" H., messenger J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 935

Golden Gate Av
" Hattie E. Miss, bookkeeper, r. 915 Buchanan
" Herrman, stoves and tinware, 1306 Stock-
ton, r. 1330S:ockton
" Jerome, student, r. 309 Powell
" Joseph, r. 8 Grant Av
" Martin, liquors, 1702 Market, r. 221 Page
" Morris, with Charles Colman, r. 309 Powell
" Simon, shoemaker, r. 915 Buchanan
4®=" Colman. See Coleman, Kohlman and Kol-

man
Colmann George, collector, r. 2338 Pine
" Rudolph, clerk Abraham Newmark, r. 1633
Eddy
Colmer Charles, painter, r. 12, 26th
" Jacob F., teams er Perry J. Smith, r.

Munich nr Brazil Av
" Mary Mrs., nurse, r. 744 Ellis
Colmesnil George T., draughtsman, r. 1814
Bush
" Mary A., widow, r. 1814 Bush
Colnon Edward L., president State Board of
Harbor Commissioners, 10 California, r.
809 Haight
Coloboros Peter (Ragenovich & Coloboros), r.

1213 Powell
Cologria Emanuel, restaurant, 323, 3d
Colombat A. Mrs., fringe manufacturer, 113
O'Farrell, r. 1221 Greenwich
" Henry, foreman A. Colombat, r. 1221 Green-
wich
Colombel Charles, driver, r. 11 Redwood Court
Colombet Cherubie Miss, artist, r. 1210V^, 33d
Colombini Antonio, waiter, r. 1012 Montgomery
" Giuseppe (Colombini & Romani), r. 635

Vallejo
" Pietro, waiter, r. 1012 Montgomery
" & Romani (G. Colombini and L. Romani),
restaurant, 525 Sansome
Colombo Alex, cook, r. 24 Latona
" Antone, liquors, r. 401 Octavia, r. 404 Fell
'■ Giovanni, laborer, r. 1112 Kearny
" Guillaume, r. 1113 Kearny
" Hall, 635 Broadway

" Hotel, Frank Fabris proprietor, 621 Broad-
way
" Joseph, laborer, r. 29 Hinckley
Colombo Leopoldo, proprietor American Furni-
ture Co., 1127-1131 Market, r. Hotel St.
Nicholas
" M., master mariner, 9 Mission
Colombo Market, bet Front and Davis, Clark
and Pacific
" Market Hotel, 110 Pacific
" Mary, widow, r. 3 Gaven
" Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1022% Jackson
" Nicola (Baraco & Colombo), r. 176 Vande
water
Colon Charles bartender Allais & Bodin. r. 522
Pine
" John H., policeman, r. 1921 Mason
" Joseph, bootblack. 429 Montgomery Av., r.
13 Union PI
Colongue M., tanner, r. 617 Pacific
Colonial The, Mrs. S. B. Johnson proprietor, SE

cor Pine and Jones
Colosseum Liquor Saloon, Kayser& Mayer pro-
prietors, 910 Market
Colpe Charles H., druggist Baldwin & Baxter,
r. New Western Hotel

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Colquhoun Robert D., asst. librarian Mechanics

Institute, r. 1830 Bush
Colquist Adolph, tailor r. 1459 Castro
Colson Edward A., r. Old People's Home
" Tobina Mrs., r. Old People's Home
j8®"Colson. See Coulson

Coldstrup John F., master mariner, r. 1201 Ne-
braska
Colt J. B. & Co. (New York), manufacturers
optical lanterns, focusing electric lamps,
etc., George Breck manager, 131 Post
Colt's Patent Fire Arms Manufacturing Co.
(Hartford, Conn.), I. R. D. Grubb, Pacific
Coast agent, manufacturers military
and sporting firearms, 517-519 Market
Coltelli Angelo Rev., S. J., professor St. Igna-
tius College
Colter Edward J., carrier postofflce, r. 2316 Pine
" E. G., brakeman J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli Av
" Eliza, widow, r. 2322 Pine
" Hilda, laundress. The (Lick) Old Ladies'

Home
" John N., deputy Assessor, r. 2322 Pine
" Mary Miss, laundress, r. 212i/4 Perry
" Peter J., compositor, r. 306 Valencia
" William T., carpenter, r. 2322 Pine
J8®=-Colter. See Coulter.
Colthrop Robert, janitor Simpson & Millar, r.

370 Natoma
Coltis Hugh, car cleaner, r. 32V2 Zoe
Coltman Willliam, teamster, r. 641 Minna
Colton Alric 0., attorney at law, 12 Mills Bldg ,
6th floor, r. 2217!/2 Pine
" Charles, artist, r. 124, 6th
" Chester F. Mrs., widow, r. 1817 Green
Colton Dental Association, Dr. Charles W.
Decker. 6, 8 and 10 Phelan Bldg

COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION

Phelan Bldg., Rooms 6, 8 and 10.

(Entrance 806 Market.)

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The only office that makes and gives the cele-
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40,000 references. Also perform all operations
in Dentistry. dR. CHARLES W. DECKER.

Colton Franklin D. Mrs., widow, r. 2217V4 Pine
" Franklin L., r. 22171/2 Pine
" House, Mrs. Dora Vestey proprietor, 448'/4,

3d
" James, plumber, r. 137 Dore
" Lena W. Miss, teacher Sherman Primary

School, r. 1817 Green
" Louis, printer Goodman-Levison Co., r.

722 Green
" William, r. 261/^ Dore rear
" William, bartender, r. 1525 Turk
Columbia Bicycle Riding Academy, Guy S. Dyer

manager, 1966-1974 Page
" Building and Loan Association, Dennery &

Gunzburger secretaries, 214 Pine, room 3
" Cloak and Suit House, Herman Shemanski

proprietor, 1022 Market
Columbia Coffee and Spice Co., Houser, Levy

& Co. proprietors, 112-114 Front
" Dairy, George H. Pippy proprietor, 719

Linden Av
" Foundry, Reese Llewellyn proprietor, W s

Sansome bet Greenwich and Lombard
" Gold and Silver Mining Co., 214 Pine
Columbia Grammar Scbool, Mrs. Lizzie K.

Burke principal, E s Florida bet 25th

and 26th
" Hotel, 714 Bryant

" House, Frederick D. Petri proprietor, 18; 1st
" House, Harry Hansen proprietor, 17 Vallejo
" Loan and Collateral Office (incorporated),

Louis Van Vliet manager, 9 Grant Av
Columbia Manufacturing Co., Houser, Levy &

Co. proprietors, 112-114 Front
" Marble Co The (W. D. Bannister, D. Hear-

field and William Grant) quarries Col-
umbia, Tuolumne Co. , works 347 Brannan,

office .305 Sacramento

Columbia River Packing Co., Cutting Packing
Co. agents, 125-127 Market

Columbia Rubber Works (New York), manu-
facturers rubber goods, E. C. Dailey
manager Pacific Coast branch, 35 New
Montgomery

Columbia Sboe Store, 1380 Market

Columbia Square, bet Folsom and Harrison,
Sherman and Columbia
" The, Mrs. Burga Noel proprietor, 15V^

Powell
" Tea Co. (James L. and Lawrence Jensen),
250, 6th

Columbia Theatre, Friedlander, Gottlob & Co.
managers, W s Powell bet Eddy and
Ellis
" Woolen Co., J. Smith proprietor, 575 Market
" Zither Club, 323 Turk

Columbian Banking Co., I. J. Truman president,
C. O. Perry manager, 236 Bush

Columbian Building, 916 Market

Columbian Law and Collection Agency, W. L.
Harper manager, H. C. Schaertzer attor-
ney, 214 Pine, rooms 10-11

Columbian Mutual Building and Loan Associa-
tion The (Alameda), H. K. Starkweather
secretary, office 310 California
" Sash and Door Lock Co. , E. W. Crook agent,

126 Kearny, room 49
" Woolen Mills, S. N. Wood & Co. proprie-
tors, 541 Market, branch 211 Montgomery

COLUMBUS BUGGY CO.

(of Columbus, Ohio), A. G. Glenn man-
ager, manufacturers of carriages,
bicycles, etc., Pacific Coast branch
213-215 Market
Columbus Edward, machinist H. L. King, r.
113, 4th
" House, 641 Washington
Columbus Paste Co., L. Valsangiacomo & Co.

proprietors, 425-427 Jackson
Columbus Savings and Loan Society, J. F.
Fugazi president, E. C. Palmieri vice-
president, F. N. Belgrano secretary, 614
Washington
Columbus The, 220a O'Farrell
" Woolen Mills The, Harry E. Breitstein
manager, 545 Market
Colusa Milling Co., Alexander Ross agent, 512

California
Colver Anthony W., special agent The Fidelity
Mutual Life Assn, r. 616 Folsom
" Charles C, teamster, r. 3138, 16th
" Edward H., carpenter Market St. Ry., r. 46
Elgin Park Av
eS" Colver. See Culver

Colverd Walter H., teacher music, r. 919 Webster
Colvick Joseph, well borer Cahill & Hall Eleva-
tor Co., r. 51 Jessie
Colvin Alexander F., superintendent, r. 109 Fill-
more
" Edwin J.,meterman S. F. Gas Light Co,,

r. 1021 Mason
" Francis M., nurseryman, r. 24 Pond
" Hugh J., engineer, r. 1515 Mason
" James J., plumber Henry Williamson, r.

1915 San Carlos Av
" Mamie Miss, saleslady W. Third & Son, r.

1915 San Carlos Av
" Ray J., clerk John Douglas Co., r. 1915 San

Carlos Av
" William, cook H. F. Sass, r. 639 Clay
" William, plumber, r. 2658 Market
" William J., plumber Flood & McDonald, r.
531 Castro

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Colwell Samuel, teamster, r. 631 Sacramento
" Victor J., foreman Crown Paper Co., r. 1718

Folsom
" William A., salesman Yates & Co., r. 1423
Hayes
4®- Colwell. See Caldwell, Cauldwell, Cold-
well and Culwell
Comaich Francis, teamster Cutting Fruit Pack-
ing Co., r. 910 Bryant
■ ' George M. , boxmaker Commercial Box Fac-
tory, r. 910 Bryant
" Martin J., teamster, r. 910 Bryant
" Martin J. Jr., teamster, r. 910 Bryant
Comas Vicente, fisherman, r. 1315 Sansome
Comasky Patrick F., porter Dunham, Carrigan

& Hayden Co., r. 1929i<f Sutter rear
Combatalade Adrien, furnished rooms, 1313
Stockton
" Alfred, tanner Legallet-Hellwig Tanning

Co.. r. 6th Av South nr Raliroad Av
" Alfred P., plumber, r. 405 Kearny
" Andrew, tanner Legallett-Hellwig Tan-
ning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
" Eugenie, domestic, 703 Leavenworth
" Felice, flesher Legallet-Hellwig Tanning

Co., r. 942, 18th Av South
" Jules, tanner Legallett-Hellwig Tanning

Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
" Julia Mrs., proprietor Carlton House, 405

Kearny
" Prosper, tanner Legallet-Hellwig Tanning
Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
Comber James, blacksmith Pac. Roll. Mill, r.
705 Tennessee
" Nora, widow, r. 531 Bryant
" Patrick, expressman, r. 1330 Lombard
Combes Edward L., engineer, r. 1226 Alabama
*3~Combes. See Coombs
Combs Charlotte, widow, r. IO14 Perine

" James O., coachman, 2015 Franklin
Comegys George W., salesman, r. 13514 Fair

Oaks
Comeich Margaret Mrs., dressmaking. 732 Na-
toma
" Mateo, drayman, r. 732 Natoma
Comer Frederick, solicitor, r. 45 Hermann
" Joseph A., traveling salesman Simonds

Saw Co.
" Walter, shoe laster Siebe, Glanville Co.,
r. 121 Minna
Comerford Ann, widow, liquors, 2323 Mason
" Catherine, widow, r. 1331i4 California
" John, laborer, r. 1028 Alabama
" John J., carpenter Townley Bros., r. 1505

Dolores
" Joseph M., real estate, 3306 Mission, r. 2736

Folsom
" Lawrence, laborer, r. 532 Stevenson
" Michael F., plumber, r. 13311^ California
'• Patrick, r. 1911 Hyde

■' Thomas H., with Standard Oil Co., r. 408
Hyde
.ea-Comerford. See Commerford
Comerford's Hall, Church nr 27th
Comfort James B., r. 501 Hayes
" John V. C, clerk, r. 3132 Washington
" Martha Miss, r. 306 Leavenworth
" Martha Miss, r. 602 Leavenworth
Coming Age The (weekly), Socialist Labor

Party publishers, 115-117 Turk
Comisky James, liquors, 15 East
^g*Comisky. See Comasky, Cumiskey and Cum-

minsky
Commary John A., painter, 350 McAllister, r.
413 McAllister
" William E., carpenter, r. 1201 Turk

Commary William T., carpenter and builder, 40
New Montgomery, r. 1021 Devisadero

Commercial Agency The. Pickens, Fulton &
Co. proprietors, 130 Sansome

Commercial Block, SE cor California and Front

Commercial Box Factory, L. H. Pierson mana-
ger, factory 3d and King office 121 Market

Commercial Building, NW cor Pine and Bat-
tery
" Building and Loan Association, Charles K.
Clark secretary, 2f)8 Sansome

Commercial Fire Dispatch Co., John H. Wise
president, Sam'l H. Brown vice-presi-
dent, E. O. Burns secretary, Owen Burns
general manager, 197-198 Crocker Bldg
" Hall, E s Powell bet Clay and Sacramento

Commercial Herald and Market Review
(weekly), James O'Leary proprietor and
editor, 518 Sacramento, office 321 Mont-
gomery
" High School (see Polytechnic High School),

5 s Bush nr Stockton

COMMERCIAL HOTEL,

Edward HoUandproprietor, cor Mont-

fomery Av and Kearny, American and
uropean plans, 200 sunny rooms, 50c
per day and upwards, Kearny St. elec-
tric cars pass the door, meals 25c,
telephone Main 5335

Commercial House, Hans J. H. Koepke proprie-
tor, 636 Commercial and 645 Clay
" Insurance Co., office 439 California

Commercial Line of Steamers (bet. Gray's
Harbor, Shoalwater Bay and San Fran-
cisco), Gray's Harbor Commercial Co.
proprietors, office 121 Market, wharf foot
Steuart
" Mills, J. Einstein & Co. proprietors,
ground meal, 149 Bluxome

Commercial News (daily and weekly), Commer-
cial Publishing Co., publishers and pro-
prietors, 34 California

Commercial Publishing Co., Morris U. Bates
president, Charles A. Gunnison secre-
tary, Victor J. Robertson treasurer,
George F. Neal manager, publishers and
proprietors Commercial News, San Fran-
cisco Trade Review and San Francisco
Produce Exchange Call List, 34 Califor-
nia
" Restaurant and Wine Rooms, Max Cahen

6 Co. proprietors, 217-219 Pine

" Salt Co., James Bamberger president, Fritz
Dirking secretary, 512 California

" Soap Co. (Dakin & Libbey), factory cor De
Haro and Alameda, office 214 Sacra-
mento
Commercial Steam Power Works, Ivey L. Bor-
den proprietor, Lucius C. Watters super-
intendent, 510 Commercial
Commercial Steam Printing House, Francis-
Valentine Co. proprietors, 517 Clay and
510-516 Commercial

" Traveler The, Charles A. Boldemann edi-
tor. 414 Mason

Commercial Union Assurance Co.,

Limited (of London), Charles F. Mul-
lins manager, 301 California

Commercial Warehouse, N s King, bet 2d and 3d
Commerford Catherine E., widow, r. 1414 Folsom
Av
" Edward F., blacksmith James W. Keefe,

r. UYz Folsom Av
" William, roofer Richardson & Engler, r. 29
Valencia
*®" Commerford. See Comerford
Commins David F., clerk E. Commlns & Co., r.

2815 Washington
Commins E. & Co. (Edward and Edward P.
Commins), wholesale dealers wines and
liquors. 5-7 Pine
" Edward (E. Commins & Co.). r. 2815 Wash-
ington
" Edward H., cashier J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.

1228 Jackson
" Edward P. (E. Commins & Co.) r. 2815 Wash-
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Commins Frank, paying teller Hibernia Savings
and Loan Soc, r. 1228 Jackson
George J., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.

1228 Jackson
James E., carriage and wagon mnfr., 1937

Mission, r. 203 Cortland Av
Peter W., wagon maker, 3249 Mission, r. 209

Cortland Av
Tbomas E., clerk E. Commins & Co., r.

1228 Jackson
Thomas, H., horseshoer Peter W. Commins,
r. 209 Cortland Av

4®" Commins. See Comyns, Cummings and
Cummins

Commiskey Joseph, driver, r. 570a Folsom

Commissary of Subsistence U. S. A., 36 New
Montgomery

Commission Merchants' Protective Associa-
tion of San Francisco, Frank Dalton
president, Jerome Porter secretary and
treasurer, 317 Davis

Commissioner Bureau Labor Statistics, E. L.
Fitzgerald, 32.5 Sutter

Commissioner Immigration United States,
11 Mills Bldg, 4th floor

Commissioner Insurance, 401 California

Commissioner Shipping United States (Port
of San Francisco), William M. Gwin,
U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, room 1.5

Commissioners Bank, 530 California, rooms
19-30

Commissioners Circuit Court United States,
U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, 3d floor

Commissioners Election, New City Hall, 1st
floor

Commissioners Fire Department, New City
Hall. 1st floor

Commissioners Fish, 78 Flood Bldg

Commissioners Harbor, 10 California

Commissioners Insanity, New City Hall, 2d
floor

Commissioners New City Hall, New City Hall,
1st floor

Commissioners of the Building and Loan
Associations, George A. Fisher and Wil-
liam A. Spalding commissioners, 109
California, rooms 4-5

Commissioners Park, Park Lodge, Golden Gate
Park

Commissioners Pilot, 506 Battery, room A

Commissioners Police, New City Hall, 1st floor

Commissioners Railroad, 28 Chronicle Bldg

Commissioners Supreme Court of California,
825 Market, Emporium Bldg

Commissioners Yosemite Valley and Mari-
posa Big Tree Grove, 26 Mills Bldg, 10th
floor

Commonwealth Consolidated Mining Co. (Tus-
carora, Nev.), R. R. Grayson secretary,
331 Pine, room 20

Commonwealth Mutual Building and Loan
Association of San Francisco The, Wil-
liam Sinon president, Wickliffe Mat-
thews secretary, 402 Montgomery, rooms
18-19

Comozzi Joseph P., molder Whyte & De Rome,
r. 412 Union
" Pietro, tinsmith, r. 15 Bannam PI

4®" Comozzi. See Camozzi

Compagnie du Boleo, Felix Santallier agent, 14
Sansome, room 17, telephone Main 5804

Compagno Emanuel M., poultry and game, 1320
Polk, r. Five Mile House
" John (Compagno & Co.), r. San Jose, Cal.
" Matteo (Compagno & Co.), r. 505 Filbert
" &Co. (Matteo and John Compagno), poultry
and game, 1-5 Clay St. Market

Companions of the Forest, Miss Agnes D.
Bremer grand secretary, 120 O'Farrell

Companions of the Forest A. O. F., Mrs. Eliza-
beth R. Roy grand secretary, 102 O'Far-
rell

Compher Eugene, park policeman, r. 1614 Page

Compo George L., salesman Pringle Bros., r.
831 Fulton

Comptolr National D'Escompte de Paris, L.
Housset manager, 132 Sansome

Compton Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1216Steiner
" A. G., printer, r. 911 Bush

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

Warm Air,

mm; heating APPiRATUS.

and Steam

9, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST,

Compton Elmer S., clerk Paul Rieger & Co., r.

911 Bush
" Gale Mrs., r. 911 Bush
" George T.. dental student W. J. Younger,

r. 911 Bush
" John D., clerk Union I. Wks, r. 711 Leav-
enworth
" Joseph, carpenter, r. 433 Ellis
" Susan, domestic, 3024 Jackson
" William, chief cook str Alameda
" William B., clearing house clerk The

Crocker-Woolworth National Bank, r.

Oakland
" William H., student, r. 120 Palmetto Av
Computing Scale Co., Pierce & Co. general

agents, 11-16 Chronicle Bldg
Comstock Charles E., carpenter, r. 316 Van

Ness Av
" Charles F., r. 100,5th
" Clarence, water tender str City of Rio de

Janeiro, r. 3312 Bryant Av
" George, r. 115a 6th

" George, clerk Joseph C. Bates, r. 2836 Fol-
som
" George, porter Mills Bldg
" George A., grocer, r. 341/2 John
" George L. M., with The Alverson-Com-

stock Co., 309 California
" George O., liquors, cor Ocean House Road

and Plymouth Av
" Isaac W., city agent New England Mutual

Life Insurance Co., 18-23 Mills Bldg, 3d

floor, r. Mayfleld
" James W., guard wagon dept Wells, Fargo

&Co., r. 156, 3d
" James W., machinist E. C. Pitcher, r. 1328

Mission
Comstock John F. 0., superintendent Under

writers Fire Patrol, offlce 106 Jessie, r.

156, 2d
" Lou Miss, telephone operator, r. 3313 Clay
" Melvin, carpenter, 1722 Polk
" Nellie L., with The Alverson-Comstock

Co., .309 California
" Nelson A., architect, 91 Donohoe Bldg
" Rufus R., chief engineer str Crescent City,

r. 2312 Bryant Av
" William E., restaurant, 536, 4th
Comte Augustus Jr., attorney at law and

member Board of Education, 534 >^ Cali-
fornia
" George A., salesman O'Connor, Moflatt &

Co., r, 1222 Pine
" Louis (Guillium & Comte), r. cor Broadway

and Sansome
Comuth Edmond, marble works, 112 Golden

Gate Av, r. 134 Fulton
Comyns Charles J., assistant storekeeper

Greenwich Dock U. S. Bonded Ware-
house, r. 21514 Polk
" John, ship calker, r. 336^/^, 7th
" John F., bill clerk Dodge, Sweeney & Co., r.

3261/2. 7th
' ' Thomas L . , metal roofer Ralston & Nelson ,

r. 15c Dore
jeS="Comyns. See Commins, Cummings and

Cummins
Conallen John (P. & J. Conallen), r. 133, 15th
" P. & J. (Patrick and John), groceries and

liquors, N W cor 15th and Shot well
" Patrick (P. & J. Conallen), r. 132, 15th
" Patrick washer La Grande Laundry
Conant Agustus F., foreman, r. 57 South Park
•' George B., real estate, r. 1408 Van Ness Av
" Z. Mrs., widow, r. 1340 Hayes
Conasani Raffaele, butcher, r. 11^4 Page

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DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OP

Foreign and Domestic Coal. :

Hotels, Restaurants and Ship-
ping Supplied.

Conaty Peter, groceries and liquors, 29 East, r.

3837 Howard
Conaught Gregory H., salesman L. & G. Brenner,

r. 808, 3-Jtli
Conboy George C, bookkeeper, r. 335 Clipper

" Harry, helper Edison Light & Power Co.,
r. 235 Clipper

" John, glassmaker, r. 10 Anthony

" Joseph C, clerk, r. 821 Bush

" Michael J., sergeant police, r. 407 Vallejo

" Patrick, steward, r. 124 Oak
Concannon Luke, groceries and liquors, 1577
Market

" Martin, groceries and liquors, N E cor Dia-
mond and Elizabeth

" Michael, teamster Peter Kelley, r. 333, 13th

" Patrick J., fireman str Pomona, r. 29i/4 La-
pidge
Conchot George, draughtsman Western Sugar

Refinery, r. 723 California
Conclave The, Holler & Jobst proprietors, NW

cor Geary and Kearny
Concordia Club The, SE cor Post and Van Ness
Av

" Verein, 413 Bush
Conde Jose, watchman, r. 663 Howard
Condee George, r. 3118 Van Ness Av
Condict J. Elliot, r. 620 Sutter
Condiotto Michael, shoemaker, r. 1535 Pacific

" Salvatore, shoemaker, r. 1327 Dupont
Condit Ira M. Rev., superintendent Presbyterian
Chinese Church and Mission, r. Oakland

" Roy D., salesman Jos. Fredericks & Co., r.
132, 9th Av
Condon A. Mrs., widow, r. 141% Shipley

" Anna Miss, clerk, r. 317^4 Fell

" Benjamin E., marine fireman, r. 69 Natoma

" Clement, laborer Cal. Fertilizer Wks, r. 5th
Av South, bet L and M

" Cornelius, marine engineer, r. 119, 14th

" Daniel, laborer, r. Head, nr Palmetto Av

" Daniel E., civil engineer, 89 Donohue Bldg

" Edward F., caster Pac. States Type Foun-
dry, r. 8101/4 Union

" Edwin W., r. 1023 Valencia

" Frank A., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co.,r. 609 Ellis

" James, r. 425, 37th

" James, fireman, r. 635 Davis

" James, laborer, r. NW cor Steiner and Her-
mann

" James, machinist, r. 101, 1st

" J mes, machinist Risdon I. and L. Wks, r.
709 Howard

" J. H., marine engineer, 9 Mission

" John, barber H. J. Cavanagh, r. 309 Leides-
dorfl

" John D., guard County Jail No. 3, r. 3 Madi-
son Av

" John D. Jr., ironworker, r. 3 Madison Av

" John T., r. 646 Minna

" Joseph, clerk Carroll & Carroll, r. 1138 How-
ard

" K. Miss, saleslady Hale Bros. r. 425, 37th

" Marguerite Miss, stewardess Hotel Fair-
mount

" Martin J., molder Atlas I. Wks, r. 16 Haw-
thorne

" Maud Miss, clerk, r. 317V4 Fell

" Maurice, laborer, r. 35 West Mission

" Michael, chief engineer tugboat Reliance,
r. 119, 14th

" M. J., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1608
Turk

" Patrick, millhand Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 807
Mission

Condon Patrick H., collector, r. 715%, 32d
" R., millhand Pac. Roll. Mill
" Richard T., insurance agent, r. 1310 Brod

erick
" Richard W., dealer sawdust, r. 3 Madi

son Av
" Sarah C, widow, r. 3171/2 Fell
" Seymour W., attorney at law, 406 Safe De
posit Bldg, r. Oakland
Condon Thomas D., insurance broker, r. 128.
10th
" William, laborer, r. 417, 11th Av
" William, proprietor Empire Glove Wks

210, 3d
" William F., bookbinder R. I. Whelan & Co.
r. 3 Madison Av
je®"Condon. See Congdon

Condrey Pierre (J. Jacquemet & Co.) and nur-
sery Corbett Road, nr Ingleside
Condrin Frank C, driver Micheelson & Both

19 Prospect Av
Condrotte Adolphe J., trunkmaker Hirschfelder
& Meaney, r. 6 Harriet
" John J., limedealer, r. 1724 Mission
" Louis J., clerk Frederick Jantzen, r. 1126
Folsom
Condry J. M., master mariner, 9 Mission
Cone Export and Commission Co. (New York),
J. W. Sanford agent, 214 Pine, room 30
" Frederick S., gilder, r. 458, 18th
" Helen J. Miss, stenographer, 32 Wells,

Fargo Bldg, r. Oakland
" Henry, piano tuner Sherman, Clay & Co.
Cone James E., manager L. E. Clawson & Co.,
1340 Market, r. Oakland
" Jeannette D., r. 458, 18th
" Robert D., plumber, r. 1137 Mission
•' Thomas P., service man S. F. Gas Light

Co., r. 1414 Laussat
" William, tailor, r. 8 Grove
" William H., real estate, r. 458, 18th
" William H. Jr., manager retail leather
goods dept Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 458,
18th
4®-Cone. See Coen, Cohen and Kohn
Conens Gerhard, wrapper Nathan, Dohrmann &
Co., r. 527, 7th
" Herman, laborer, r. 537, 7th
Coney Alexander, r. 538 Hayes
Coney Alexander K., consul general Mexico, 604
Clay, r. 1533 Post
" Belle A., dressmaker, r. 1534 Devisadero
Coney David M., dentist, 1508 Market, r. 528
Hayes
" ElkanH., clerk, r. 538 Hayes
" Jacob A., glove cutter B. Blumenthal &

Co., r. 538 Hayes
" J. G., with J. E. Sloane & Co., r. 518 Stock-
ton
" Louise J. Miss, r. 2333 Pine
" Sophia A. Mrs., dressmaking, 1534 Devisa-
dero
4®="Coney. See Cooney
Confidence Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.),

A. S. Groth secretary, 414 California
Congdon Harry R., photo-engraver Union Photo-
Engraving Co., r. 131 Waller
" Joseph H., clerk J. H. Wood & Co., r. 131
Waller
JBS^Congdon. See Condon

Conger Benjamin S., conductor Market St. Ry.,
r. 14311/4 Valencia
" Sidney J., manager Whitman & Barnes
Mfg. Co., 33 Market, r. Hotel St. Nicho-
las
Congo Howard, janitor Plymouth Rock Office

Cleaning Co., r. 933 Sacramento
Congregation Beth Israel, M. S. Levy Rabbi,

S s Geary bet Octavia and Laguna
Congregation Beth-Menachim Streisand, Rev.

Simon Goldstein Cantor, 335-337 Minna
Congregation Chebah Thilim, 1036 Folsom
Congregation Emanu-El, Rev. Jacob Voorsan-
ger Rabbi, N s Sutter bet Stockton and
Powell
Congregation Nevah Zedek, H. Kramer presi-
dent, 943 Mission
Congregation Ohabai Shalome, Rev. David
Meyerson Cantor, Bush nr Laguna

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Congregation Sherith Israel, Dr. Jacob Nieto

Rabbi, NE cor Post and Taylor
Congregational Associates, Stephen S. Smith

president, 7 Montgomery Av
Congregational Association of Christian Chi-
nese, 7 Brentiam PI
" Church Kindergarten, Miss Lilla C. Fales

principal, 934i/4 Harrison
" Club, Rev. W. D. Williams, D. D., pres-
ident, Y. M. C. A. Bldg
Congress Hall, 1139 Market
Coniff Luke, laborer, r. 537 Howard
" Michael, laborer, r. 317 Bryant
" Thomas, plumber, r. 317 Bryant
>8®-Conifl. See ConniS and Cunnifl
Conissa Niche, scavenger, r. 8 Boardman PI

CONKLIN BROTHERS

(Frank Conklin), proprietors Pacific
Steam Carpet Cleaning and Renova-
ting Works, 333-335 Golden Gate Av,
telephone East 126

Conklin Camille Miss, stenographer, r. 147 San

Jose Av
" Charles (Conklin &Marchand^,r. 626 Market
" Charles P., bookkeeper F. G. Conklin & Co.,

r. 600 Capp
Conklin F. G. &.Co. (Frank G. Conklin), manu-
facturers gloves, 507 Market
" Frank (Conklin Bros.), r. 335 Golden Gate

Av
" Frank (F. G. Conklin & Co.), r. Oakland
" Herbert A., salesman Geo. F. Eberhard

Co., r. 29a6 Pine
" John, teamster F. B. Joyce & Co., r. 975V2

Bryant
" Kate Miss, principal Starr King Primary

School, r. 335 Golden Gate Av
" Lester A., manager Cooper Cycle Co., NE

cor Devisadero and Bush, r. 3926 Pine
" Lillian Miss, retoucher Charles L. Cramer,

r. Oakland
" Lillie, domestic, r. Stanford Heights nr

Foerster
" M. A. & Co. (Mary A. Conklin and Daniel

L. Murphy), proprietors Excelsior Straw

Works, 120, 4th
" Mary A. Mrs. (M. A. Conklin & Co.), r. 1334

Folsom
" Maurice B., awning maker, r. 335 Golden

Gate Av
" Philip A., clerk Station D postofflce, r.

335 Golden Gate Av
" Piatt, r. 2926 Pine
" Thomas C, proprietor Pac. Brush Factory,

592, 6th, r. 434, 5th
" William G., clerk, r. 824 Potrero Av
" William H., machinist, r. 945 Mission
" William M., foreman Conklin Bros., r. 335

Golden Gate Av
" & Marchand (Charles Conklin and A. E.

Marchand), railroad and steamship

ticket agency, 626 Market
Conkling Anna M., widow, r. 1402 Golden Gate

Av
" David L., asst. librarian S. F. Law Library,

r. 1402 Golden Gate Av
" Gertrude B., widow, r. 649 Folsom
Conlan Annie, widow, r. 2810V4 Harrison
Conlan Charles T., judge Police Court No 2,

chambers New City Hall, 1st floor, r. 536

Page
" Edward, carpenter, r. 2658 Market
" Edward J., carpenter, r. 428a Castro
" George, dairy produce, 4113 California
" Henry, teamster, r. U Natoma
" James, laborer, r. 726 Octavia
" James, teamster, r. 11 Natoma
" James F., carpenter, r. 428a Castro
" James J., student, r. 1521 California
" John, carpenter and builder, 438a Castro
" John, printer, r. 11 Natoma
" John G. Rev., rector St. Francis Church

(R. C), r. 620 Vallejo
" John P., foreman S. F. Gas Light Co,, r. 7

Verona PI
" Joseph J., clerk, r. 43, 6th
" Martin, laborer, r. 133 Greenwich
" Patrick, capitalist, r. 20 Oak

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,
SEAT CUSHIONS

In Plush, Terry, Damask and Sateen, Made

to Order for Churches, Lodges,

Steamboats, etc.

e^^H-S^-r IVIARKEX ST.

Conlan Patrick, porter Occidental Hotel, r. 1289,
18th
" Patrick, teamster Oregon Imp. Co., r. 45

Natoma
" Robert, molder O'Connell & Lewis, r. 400

Bay
" Samuel L., stenographer Coroner's ofQce,

r. 7 Verona PI
" William, r. 23d A V nr Point Lobos Av
" William E., resident physician City and

County Alms House
" William J., salesman Jacob Unna
4®=" Conlan. See Conallen, Conlin and Conlon
Conless John, expressman, cor Jackson and

Dupont, r. 18 Kissling
Conley Ella M. Miss, clerk R. T. Ward & Co.
" Elvira Miss, domestic 1715 Broderick
" Frank D., clerk Mutual Savings Bank, r.

1510 California
" James, teamster, r. 432 Francisco
" James, teamster Union Box Factory, r. 514

Francisco
" James F., upholsterer, r. 1511 Mason
" James M., compositor Call, r. 716 Stock-
ton
" John, laborer, r. 7th Av nr K
" John H., laborer, r. 413 Sanchez
" John J., policeman, r. 1510 California
" Mary T., widow, r. 1035 Mission
" Thomas H., groceries and liquors, 1554

Howard
" William, bartender John F. Crowley
" William, mattress maker Thomas Sulli-
van, r. 1511 Mason
" William H., pressman, r. 1511 Mason
4S=" Conley. See Conly, Connelly, Connolly and

ConnoUey
Conlin Andrew, teamster Daly & O'Brien, r. 125

Shipley
" Ann, widow, r. 115 Henry
" David, stone cutter, r. 1202 Mission
" Dora Miss, dressmaker, r. 944 Valencia
" Edward, bookkeeper Conlin & Roberts, r.

1643 Howard
" Eugene F., paper hanger Burr & Shields,

r. 4891/4 Sanchez
" Frank, clerk, r. 34 Washington Av
" Frank I., pressman Francis-Valentine Co.,

r. 1151/4 Henry
" Hugh, clerk, r. 316 Fern Av
" James (Conlin & Roberts), r. 1643 Howard
" James, soap dealer, r. SE cor El Dorado

and Nebraska
" James, tinner, r. 143, 3d
" James B., printer Francis- Valentine Co.,

r. 115 Henry
" John F., r. 489^/4 Sanchez
" John J., contractor, r. 346, 4th
" Kate, widow, r. 23 Sherwood PI
" "Lizzie Mrs., r. 24 Washington Av
" Margaret, widow, r. 1511 Buchanan rear
" Owen, tanner S. Bloom & Sons, r. 80 Army
" Thomas, stitcher Salvation Army, r. 1139

Market
" Thomas F., metal roofer Conlin & Roberts,

r. 159 Minna
" W. Mrs., widow, r. 339 Olive Av
" William, laborer, r. 951 Howard
" William P., fireman, r. 8O614 Olive Av
" William P., pile driver, r. 346, 4th
Conlin & Roberts (James Conlin), galvanized

iron cornices, metal and slate roofers,

728-730 Mission
>g®=Conlin. See Conallen, Conlan and Conlon
Conlisk Charles W., cashier Call, r. 1015b Post
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Conlon Bridget Mrs., janitress Agassi z Primary
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" Frank J., clerk Thomas G. Walkington, r.

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" Helen, widow, r. 336 Eddy
" Helen D. Miss, teacher Hearst Grammar

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" James, shoe cutter Siebe, Glanville Co., r.

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" John J., policeman, r. 930, 19th
" John J., relief engineer S. F. F. D., 1315

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" Margaret, widow, r. 159 Minna
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Conlon Michael, proprietor Centennial Stables
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" Thomas, laborer, i-. 159 Minna
" Thomas P., bookkeeper Michael Conlon, r.

1521 California
" Will am F., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 628
Valencia
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Conly Josephine Miss, stenograph r S. F. Brew-
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«^ Conly. S e Conley, Connelly, Connolly

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Conmy Thomas, foreman Frank Eastman & Co

r. 933 Kearny
Conn Edward E., saw filer Peter Duchein, r.
1025b Jackson
" Edward J., saw flier, 656 Mission, r. 2600

Sacramento
" Francis, foreman Union Pacific Salt Co r

1121 Hampshire
" Frederick H., salesman Baker & Hamilton

r. 1805 California
" Frederick J. (Mission Chemical Works),
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" Richard L,., plumber W. S. Ray Mfg. Co., r
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Connahan Cornelius, r. 513 Devisadero
J3®~ Connahan. See Conahan
Connair Annie E. Miss, dressmaker, r 451

Octavia
Connama Bernard, laborer, r. 1015 Francisco
Connaughton Ellen, domestic, 1816 Pacific Av
" James, clerk, r. 27% Bernard
" John, laborer U. S. Customs, r. 27% Bernard
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Connefl Catherine, widow, r. 24, 24th
Connell Charles H., cigars and tobacco, 200 Cali-
fornia, r. 1409a ^ason
" Cornelius, plasterer, r. Esmeralda Av nr

Lundy Lane
" Cornelius C, driver engine 13, r. 1405

Valencia
" Daniel, printer Call, r. 237, 17th

Connell Edward, blacksmith, r. 18 Washington
Av
" Edwin, marine engineer, r. 40 Oak
" Eleanora Miss, teacher music, r. 1404 Cali-
fornia
" Eliza, widow, r. 1404 California
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 819 Mission
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 927 Shotwell
" Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker, r. 38 Louisa
" Eugene J., stenographer Canadian Pacific

Ry., r. Novato, Marin Co.
" Hanna, domestic, 2208 Devisadero
•' Harry, clerk Simpson Lumber Co., r. 540

Sanchez
" Henry H., mattress maker, r. 927 Shotwell
" James, clam digger, r. Gould nr 33d Av

South
" James, conductor Presidio and Ferries RR,

r. 1209 Green
" James F., teamster, r. 438 Brannan
" James W., carpenter, r. 18 Washington Av
" John, gardener, r. 613 Pine
" John, mechanic Cal. Art Metal Wks, r. 508

Powell
" John, pantryman str Alameda
" Jonn, tile setter, r. 18 Washington Av
" John, upholsterer Bernhard Mattress Co.,

r. 39, 5th
" John O., porter Blake, Moffitt & Towne, r

14 McLea Court
" John R., carpenter Frank Huber
" John W., bicycle repairer, 1318 Valencia, r.

3022c 16th
" Joseph A., painter, r. 1608, 24th
" Maggie Miss, r. 742, 22d
" Maggie, domestic, 1615 Van Ness Av
" Mary I. Miss, teacher Columbia Grammar

School, r. 927 Shotwell
" Maurice, laborer, r. 914% Harrison
" Michael, blacksmith Union I. Wks, r. 884

Illinois
" Michael, carpenter Fulton Eng. & Shin
Bldg Wks, r. 1608, 24th ^

" Michael, fireman, r. NE cor Fillmore and

Chestnut
" Michael, laborer, r. 151% Clara
" Michael, seaman, r. 530, 3d
" Nellie Miss, r. 742a 32d
" Patrick, laborer, r. 612 Birch Av
" Patrick, motorman S. F. & S. M. Ry*
" Patrick, plasterer, r. 1003% Minna
" Patrick J., laborer, r. 1714 Stockton
" Richard, wood carver, r. 238 Perry
" Sarah Miss, compositor, r. 927 Shotwell
" Thomas, boilermaker, r. 2 Willow Av
" Thomas, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

46 Louisa
" Thomas, wood carver, r. 238 Perry
" Thomas C, clerk local freight office S. P.

Co., r. 927 Shotwell
" Timothy J., policeman, r. 434 Ringold
" William, harness maker, r. 38% Louisa
" William, hostler, r. 307, 4th
" William; porter Wheaton, Breon & Co., r.

5 Polsom Av
" William A., master mariner, 9 Mission
" William J., clerk Murphy & Scriven, r. 18
Washington Av
4f3-Connell. See Cornell

Connelly Bernard, marine engineer, r. 1146
Howard
" Edward, electrician S. F. & S. M. Ry., r.

240, 8th
" Eliza, widow, r. 720 Natoma
" Emma, widow, r. 2719 Pacific Av
" Eugene P., clerk Luning Co., r. 823 Bryant
" Felix, r. 3 Howard Court
" F. J. & Co. (Frank J. and Peter J. Con-
nelly), liquors, S. P. ferryboats, foot
Market
" Frank, butcher, r. 82 Jessie
" Frank, plumber, r. 48 Chenery
" Frank J. (Lane & Connelly and F. J. Con-
nelly & Co.), r. 632 Haight
" James (Connelly & Borle), r. 1310 Devisa-
dero
" James, laborer, r. 48 Chenery

, electrician S. F. & S. M. Ry., r.
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Connelly James F., upholsterer, r. 1310 Devisa-

dero
" Jeremiah, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,

r. 515^^ Hickory Av
" John, expressman, r. 83 Jessie
" John, teamster Joseph Wagner Mfg. Co.
" John B., driver George Scharetg, r. 1108

" John H., foreman L. & M. Alexander &

Co., r. 82 Jessie
" John T., liquors, 218, 9th
" Joseph, milkman, r. 480. 8th
" Joseph P., teamster, r. 411 Harrison
" Kate, domestic, SW cor Point Lobos and

15th Avs
" Lawrence, laborer, r. 245 Minna
" Martin (Connelly & Clark), r. 2903V4 Folsom
" Mary, widow, r. 823 Bryant
" Mary Miss, operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 158

Golden Gate Av
" Mary A., widow, r. 742 Howard
" Mary J., widow, r. 1332, 26th
" Patrick, laborer, r. 521 Howard
" Patrick, painter, r. 33 Hinckley
" Patrick, teamster, r. 1335 Folsom
" Peter, teamster, r. 1428 Nebraska
" Peter J., butcher, r. 1811% Mason
" Peter J. (F. J. Connelly &Co.), r.406Haighc
" Rose, widow, r. 181 U/^ Mason
" Simon, salesman Connelly & Borle, r. 1310

Devisadero
" Thomas, carpenter, r. 961 Mission
" Thomas, expressman, r. 1319 Guerrero
" Thomas, groceries and liquors, SW cor 24th

and Sanchez
" Thomas, laborer 1st St. Wks. Union I.

Wks.,r. 247, 11th
" Thomas F., salesman, r. 290354 Folsom
„ Timothy, laborer, r. 2522 Gough
" William, r. 2804, 16th
" William, laborer, r. 1467 Minna
" William, stone cutter, r. 740 Folsom
" William, watchman, r. 54 Minna
" William H., pressman Bosqui Engraving

and Printing Co., r. 1511 Mason
" W. J., canvasser, r. 1104 Market
" & Borle (James Connelly and Lewis Borle),

furniture dealers, 932 Mission
" & Clark (Martin Connelly and Philip

Clark), wood and coal, 1082 Howard
4@~Connelly. See Conley, Conly, Connely and

ConoUey
Conner Albert E., draughtsman Union I. Wks,

r. 2400 Fillmore
" Allen H., engineer, r. cor Plymouth Av and

Lobos
" Charlotte A. Mrs. r. 1210 Mission
" Cornelius, r. 629 Natoma
" Edward, electrician, r. 1713^2 Jones
" Emma, telephone operator, r. 629 Natoma
" Frederick W., draughtsman, r. 2400 Fill-
more
" George W., machinist Krogh Mfg Co. r.

870, 18th
" Ignatius C, contractor plastering, 318,

5th Av
" James, telephone operator, r. 629 Natoma
" Jefferson D., gateman S. P. Co., r. Sickles

Av nr San Jose Av
" J. Frank, driver Standard Oil Co., r. 909

Bryant
" John C, salesman Kingan & Co.
" John L.. clerk, r. 2400 Fillmore
" Lindsley D., millwright Jos. Wagner Mfg.

Co., r. 757, 8th
" Patrick, r. 526 Golden Gate Av
" Thomas J., master bark Richard HI., ofQce

340Steuart, r. 1108 Fell
" William E., clerk general freight office S.

P. Co., r. 2311 Polk
Conners Don, driver Morton Special Delivery, r.

7651/2 Howard
" Herman, carpenter, r. 235, 6th
" John, bartender Michael Fitzgerald
" William, .machine operator Cahn, Nickels-
burg & Co., r. 29 Linden Av
4S~Conners. See Coner, Connor, Connors and

Conyers
Connerton Margaret, widow, r. 926 McAllister

Connerton Martin J., clerk Brown Bros. & Co.,

r. 1021, 20th
Conness David B., with Union Lumber Co., r.

622 Ellis
" Dennis, clerk, r. 439!4 Bryant
" Robert S., clerk postofflce, r. 257 Clemen-
tina
" Thomas, cement worker, r. 1854 Folsom Av
Connich Antone, foreman Luke G. Sresovich &

Co.,r. 317 Green
" Giovanni, laborer Luke G. Sresovich & Co.,

r. 317 Green
Conniff Annie Miss, domestic, r. 314 Jessie
" Catherine, widow, r. 24, 24 th
" D. R., messenger Board of Fire Commis-
sioners, r. 316 Oak
" Edward M., clerk, r. 209 Rose Av
" James, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

70754 Green
" James E., machinist, r. 70754 Green
'■ John v., clerk, r. 209 Rose Av
" Joseph D., cutter Buckingham & Hecht, r.

209 Rose Av
" Kate Miss, dressmaking, 131 Post, room

49, r. 316 Oak
" Michael, carpenter, r. 282 Jessie
" Nicholas, r. 316 Oak
" P. J., messman str San Jose
" Thomas, laborer, r. 18 St. Rose's Av
" William D., pile driver, r. 648 Howard
j6®- Connift. See Coniff, Cunifl, Cunniff and

Kennifl
Conning James, accountant Cal. Safe Deposit

and Trust Co., r. 1609 Washington
" Robert, clerk William M. Evans, r. 2206

Union
" Stephen, carpenter 616 California, r. 137

Hancock
Connitt Charles, clerk Fireman's Fund Ins. Co.,

r. Lorin
Connity Bernard, clerk Charles Musante, r. 119

Franklin
Connolley Annie Miss, clerk, r. 237 Golden Gate

Av
Connolly Agnes Miss, dressmaker, r. 153354 How-
ard
" Bernard W., copyist County Clerk's office.

r. 128 Fern A /
" Bridget Mrs., r. 175 Perry
" C. Mrs., r.22lA 12th
" Colman, teamster C. A. Hooper & Co., r.

25854 Clara
" Daniel, r. 22 St. Rose's Av
" Daniel, peddler, r. 60 Everett
" Daniel, seaman, r. 126 Folsom
" Daniel D. (Connolly & Sullivan), r. 411 Har-
rison
" Delia Miss, clerk, r. 237 Golden Gate Av
" Dennis, bartender, r. 60 Everett
" Dennis, butcher Roth, Blum & Co., r. 10th

Av South nr Railroad Av
" Edward, bookbinder A. J. Leary Co., r. 22

Hoff Av
" Edward, hackman United Carriage Co., r.

53654 Howard
" Edward M., clerk Macondray & Co., r. 1526

Clay
" Edward T., laborer, r. 509 Hermann
" George A., teacher St. Ignatius College, r.

1119 Scott
" James, clerk, r. 922 Eddy
" James, clerk Bonestell & Co., r. San Rafael
" James, policeman, r. 1125 Broadway
" James, teamster, r. 531^, 7th
" James B., clerk, r. 737 Market
" James H., sailmaker, r. 153354 Howard

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Connolly James W., laborer, r. 544 Hermann
" Jeremiah, laborer, r. 816 Olive Av
" John, r. 44 Jessie rear
" John, r. 346, 4th
" John, laborer Morris J. Blackman, r. 235

Hayes
" John, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 740

Folsom
" John, longshoreman, r. 308 Tehama
" John, policeman, r. 1227 Florida
■' John, teamster C. A. Warren, r. 219, 10th
" John F., shipping clerk E. G. Lyons

Co., r. 723 Natoma
" John J., bartender James P. Dunne & Co.,

r. 410 Leavenworth
" John J., machinist, r. 35814 Clara
•' John L., boiler maker, r. 411 Harrison
" John L., surfman Golden Gate Life Sav-
ing Station
" John M., groceries and liquors, 422 Natoma
•' John T., undertaker Pacific Undertakers
" Joseph F., collector, r. 509 Hermann
" Joseph J., plasterer, r. 109 Lundy Lane
" Josie Miss, laundress White Star Laun-
dry, r. 108, nth
■' Kate Miss, seamstress, r. 13^^ Oak
" M. A. Mrs., proprietor Marguerite House,

417 Larkin
" Martin, r. 100, 5th
" Martin, boiler maker, r. 126 Valley
" Mary, widow, liquors, 309 Cortland Av
" Mary, widow, r. 509 Hermann
" Mary, domestic, 421 Ashbury
" Matthew, ironer La Grande Laundry, r.

UV2, 13th
" Matthew T., bookkeeper, r. HoSVi Clara
•• May, domestic, 815 Haight
" Michael, clerk, r. 136 Church
" Michael, house painter, r. 218 Minna
" Michael , laborer, r. 323, 3d Av
" Michael, laborer, r. 18th Av South nr

Railroad Av
" Michael, longshoreman, r. 60 Everett
Connolly Micliael D. Rev., rector St. Paul's
Church (R. C), r. 1628 Church
" Michael J., clerk, r. 327 Minna
" Michael J., painter, r. 218 Minna
" Minnie Miss, waitress, r. 215 Minna
" Nicholas, butcher Miller & Lux, r. 14111^4

Harrison
" Owen, butcher, 1230, 24th, r. 924, 22d
" Patrick, r. 258% Clara
" Patrick, bricklayer, r. 1312 Broderick
" Patrick, groceries and liquors, 143 Clara
" Patrick, laborer, r. Cable Hotel
" Patrick, laborer, r. 2627 Harrison
" Patrick, liquors, 329, 3d, r. 121/2 Verona PI
" Patrick, liquors, 528, 4th, r. 247, 11th
" Patrick, paver, r. 18th Av South nr Rail-
road Av
" Patrick, saloon keeper, r. 464 Bryant
" Patrick J., r. 19% Moss
" Peter, florist. 2190 Devisadero
" Peter, teamster, r. 134 Clara rear
" Peter J. Jr., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &

Co., r. 1119 Scott
" P. J. Mrs., widow, r. 1119 Scott
" Rose Miss, copyist, r. 158 Golden Gate Av
" Samuel, steward str Gipsy, r. 1 Louisa
" Thomas, clerk John H. No'lan, r. 31 Clara
" Thomas, conductor, r. 162 Clara
" Thomas, laborer, r. 346, 4th
'■ Thomas, paper carrier, r. 309 Cortland Av
" Thomas, poultry and dairy produce, 9-11

San Francisco Market, r. 411 Oak
•' Thomas E., physician, 1420 Howard

Connolly Thomas W., pharmacist R. E. White
& Co., r. 305 Golden Gate Av
Timothy F., policeman, r. 22 Chattanooga
Will A., bookkeeper Butterick Publishing

Co., r. 131 Waller
William, feeder Schmidt Label & Litho

Co., r. Alameda
William, laborer Masonic Cemetery, r. 131

Waller
William, liquors, 164 Jessie, r. 410 Tehama
William J., butcher Owen Connolly, r. 728

Capp
William R., brassfinisher, r. 1925 Bryant Av
& Sullivan (D. D. Connolly and D. F. Sulli-
van), dealers teas, coffee and spices, 409
Harrison
>e®=Connolly. See Conley, Conly, Connelly and

Connoley
Connon George, contractor, r. 220 Borland
" George Jr., carpenter, r. 220 Borland
-e®="Connon. See Cannon

Connor Amelia A. Mrs., physican, 26 Murphy
Bldg
" Charles C, conductor S. F. & S. M. Ry., r.
571/2 Chenery
Clyde Miss, stenographer, r. 9 Powell
Baniel, laborer, r. 13 Everett
Dudley, liquors, 43, 2d, r. 37, 2d
Edward F., bookkeeper, r. 428 Haight
Ellen, widow, r. 113 Shipley
Frank, bakery, 909 Bryant
Connor Fred F., general agent Oregon Railway
and Navigation Co.. 630 Market, r.
Berkeley

CONNOR IDA E. MISS,

importer fine French millinery, 36
Geary, r. Alameda

Connor Jacob, coffee packer Henry Grandjean
" James, boiler maker str Gaelic, r. 309
Gaven
Jeremiah, laborer, r. 314 Tehama
John, manager California Fruit Co., 505-

507 Sansome, r. 2461/2 Oak
John W., laborer, r. 318 Chestnut
John W., telegraph operator, r. 1% Chesley
Joseph R., photographer, r. 6a Antonia
Julia, widow, r. 9 Alvarado
Kate, widow, r. 1713% Jones
Kate Miss, cigars and tobacco, 2 Harrison
Lawrence, fireman, r. 1522a Fell
Lee, r. 20 O'Farrell

Mamie Miss, stenographer, r. 228, 11th
Maria Miss, domestic, 318 Chestnut
Martin, gardener. Masonic Cemetery
Martin, wood and coal, 232%, 10th, r. 230, 10th
Mary, widow, r. 1% Chesley
Mary, widow, r. 23 Langton
Mary, widow, r. 544 Turk
Mary Miss, r. 121 Pierce
Mary Miss, clerk, r. 1713% Jones
Mary Miss, proprietor Mint House, 933

Mission
Mary A. Mrs., r. 228, Uth
Matthew, miner, r. 519 Sacramento
May Miss, r. 1332 Pacific
Michael, gripman Geary St. RR., r. 334H

2d Av
Michael, laborer, r. 301 Michigan
Michael, marine fireman, r. 33 Madison Av
Michael, milkman, r. 215 Sweeney
Michael, painter, r. 1332 Pacific
Nellie Miss, r. 1332 Pacific
Connor Nicholas W., proprietor City and Mis-
sion Express and commissary County
Jail No. 2, r. 1609 Church
" Patrick, boots and shoes, 541 Montgomery

Av, r. 115 Valparaiso
" Patrick, deckhand night watch fire boats
" Patrick C, laborer, r. 30 Silver
" Robert, policeman, r. 2501 Sutter
" T. Miss, typewriter Edward W. Hill, r. 258

Clara
" Thomas, engraver Dewey Engraving Co., r.

1020% Larkin
" Thomas, shoemaker, 1912 Market, r. 6 Rose

Av
" Thomas F., ship carpenter, r. 228, Uth
" William, laborer, r. 318 Chestnut

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Connor William R., auctioneer r. 112, 24tli
4®-Connor. See Conner, Conners, Connors and

Conor
Connors Daniel, teamster Kenny & McHugJi, r.
NE cor lOth Av and Fulton
" Daniel, marine engineer, r. 313, 13th
" Dennis, clerk M. O'Shaughnessy, r. 439

Bryant
" Edward, dairyman, 308 Sweeney
" Edward, laborer, r. 133 Clara,
" Ellen Miss, spicemaker, r. 34 Ritch
" Harry, driver, r. 76514 Howard
" Jacob, laborer, r. 19 Freelon
" James, r. 208, 1st
" James, paper hanger, r. 115 William
" James A., telegraph operator, r. 5 Chesley
" John, car cleaner S. P. Co., r. 26 Hartford
" John, guard County Jail No. 3, r. 11 Te-
hama
" John, laborer, r. 32i/4 Tehama rear
" John, laborer, r. 230V4 Langton rear
" John C, bookkeeper, r. 506 Jessie
" Josephine Miss, r. 24 Ritch
" Katie Miss, seamstress, r. Broad nr Plym-
outh Av
" Maggie Miss, spinner Tubbs Cordage Co.,

r. 1079 Tennessee
" Margaret, widow, liquors, r. 308 Pacific
" Mary, widow, r. 3418 Mission
" Mary Miss, r. 907 Bryant
" Mary Miss, spinner Tubbs Cordage Co., r.

1079 Tennessee
" Nettie, domestic, 1613 Pine
'• P., coal passer str City of Sydney
" P., fireman str Arago
" Patrick, carpenter, r. 822 Haight
" Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

Broad nr Plymouth Av
" Patrick C, clerk Michael McGrath
" Robert, teamster, r. 765'/^ Howard
" Thomas, fireman, r. 1079 Tennessee
" Thomas, laborer, r. 547 Mission
" Thomas, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,

r. 532 Shotwell
" Thomas, ship painter Callahan & Bunde-

sen
" Thomas, watchman S. F. Laundry, r. 1519

Eddy
" Thomas H., laborer Western Sugar Refin-
ery, r. 43, 2d
" Timothy, bricklayer, r. 509 Connecticut
" Timothy, teamster, r. 1 Freelon
" William, carpenter, r. 907 Folsom
" William, hoseman Engine 19, r. 39 Linden

Av
" William, laborer, r. Broad nr Plymouth Av
" William, laborer James Beatty, r. 5th Av

South nr M
" William P. (Connors & Dowling), r. 34

Ritch
" & Dowling (William P. Connors and Will-
iam J. Dowling), plumbers and gas fit-
ters, 788 Folsom
je®~Connors. See Conner, Conners, Connor and

Conor
Connot Mary, widow, r. 716 Diamond
Conol Gustave, butter maker, r. 1019 Market

rear
Conolley Edward, with Royal Ins. Co., r. 2831
Howard
" Edward D., bookkeeper C. A. Hooper & Co.,

r. Alameda
" William F., bookkeeper Goldberg, Bowen
& Co., r. 3831 Howard
Conolly Agnes J. Miss, teacher Clement Gram-
mar School, r. 637 Ellis
" Edward, r. St. Mary's Hospital
" Edward A., contractor, r. 637 Ellis
*®~Cono]ly. See Conley, Connelly and Connolly
Conor Frank, lapidary, 308 Sutter, r. 7 Bacon PI
4®=Conor. See Conner and Connor
Conquest Alfred B., r. 314 Minna
Conquet Emil, helper Parisien Steam Laundry,

r. 1600 Dolores
Conrad Agnes M., physician, 719 Turk
" Albert, finisher Fink & Schindler, r. 1137

Steiner
" Andrew, with Conrad Piano Co., r. 17 Clin-
ton Park

Conrad Bertha, dressmaker, r. 719 Turk
" Charles P., solicitor Rathjen Bros., r. 719

Turk
" Charles R., manager Conrad Piano Co.,

411-413 Shotwell, r. 17a Clinton Park
" Clara, dressmaker, r. 719 Turk
" Fred J., furniture and teacher music, 1832

Market
" George, teamster C. R. Splivalo & Co., r. 13

Glen Park Av
" - Grace A., widow, r. 33 Sanchez
" Henry, carpenter, r. 719 Turk
" Henry A., carpenter, 633V^ California, r. 623

California
" John, master schr. Rainbow, office 44 East,

r. 19 Freelon
" John G. (Voss, Conrad & Co., F. G. Voss &
Co. and George Easton & Co.), r. 2007
California
" Julius, cooper John Wieland Brewery, r.

106 Tehama
" Louis, clerk, r. 1126 Folsom
" Louis E. (Conrad & Heady), r. 1211 Mar-
ket
" Louisa, widow, r. 20^4 Minna
" Mary, widow, r. 13 Glen Park Av
" Mary E. Mrs., r. 512 Geary
" Otto, cornice maker Forderer Cornice Wks,

r. 867 Mission
" Piano Co., Charles R. Conrad manager,

manufacturers pianos, 41 1-413 Shotwell
" William, shipping clerk Langley & Mich-
aels Co., r. 53 Glen Park Av
" William J., salesman John Quadt & Co., r.

411 Larkin
" & Heady (Louis E. Conrad and Charles L.
Heady) barbers, 1211 Market
JK3~Conrad. See Conradt and Konrad
Conrades Ferdinand, r. 1330 Howard
Conradi Emma, widow, r. 3907 Clay
" Jacob, cook, r. N E cor 8th and Brannan
" Phillip (Conradi & Goldberg), r. Oakland
Conradi & Goldberg (Phillip Conradi and
Adolph Goldberg), wholesale leaf tobac-
co, 730 Montgomery
Conradsen Olaf, seaman, r. 19 Bryant Av
Conradson Frank, laborer, r. 411 Sansome
Conradt H. Julius, dentist, 831 Kearny, r. 3016

Geary
Conrady Henry P., contractor and builder, r.

15231/2 Fulton
Conran John H., plumber, r. 306, 7th
" Patrick J., physician, 839 Mission
" Paul, clerk James F. O'Hanlon, r. 938 Mis-
sion
" Phillip J., machinist, r. 306, 7th
" Thomas S., agent Joseph Rogers & Sons,
120 Sutter room 69
Conreich Eugene, salesman Philadelphia Shoe

Co., r. 611 Eddy
Conroy Annie, widow, r. I31/2 Federal
" Cornelius, seaman, r. 307, 3rd
" Daniel, teamster, r. 2 Belcher Court
" Daniel A., painter Edwin H. Clack, r. 131,

19th
" Edward C, r. Lick House
" Edward V., upholsterer Bare Bros., r. 1646

Market
" FrankM., teamster, r. 31 Grand Av
" George, tailor, r. 109 Jessie
" George S., carrier postofflce, r. 128, 3d Av
" George W., clerk Hartford Fire Ins. Co., r.

1303 Hyde
" Henry, clerk Wells, Fargo & Go's Bank, r.

2626 California
" Hugh, r. 1 MorrellPl

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Conroy Hugh, blacksmith Daniel I. Newkirk, r.
136 Juniper

" James, clerk Denis Kelly, r. SE cor Treat
and Precita Avs

•' James, laborer, r. 107 Shipley

" James, laborer, r. 920 Bryant

" James, seaman, r. 15 Hampton PI

" James R., steerage steward str Columbia
Conroy Jay G., street contractor, 410 Kearny,
r. Lake nr 10th Av

" John J., hoseman Engine 17, r. 920 Bryant

" John W., proprietor Golden West Boiler
Wks, 619 Brannan, r. 319 Beale

" Joseph, clerk Brandt & Co., r. Oakland

" Joseph, painter, r. SE cor Treat and Pre-
cita Avs

" Kate Miss, glove cutter, r. 319 Beale

" Kate, groceries and liquors, SE cor Per-
cita and Treat Avs

" Maggie Miss, saleslady Mme. Alma E.
Keith, r. Oakland

" Mamie Miss, stenographer, r. 319 Beale

" Margaret, widow, r. 920 Bryant

" Mary, widow, r. 110 Shipley

" Mary M. Miss, nurse Hospitalfor Children,
3700 California

" Michael J., house painter, r. SE cor Precita
and Treat Avs

" Nellie Miss, laundress J. P. McDonald, r.
501 Napa

" Peter, porter Willard Bros., r. 136 Juniper

" Richard M., can maker Holbrook, Merrill
& Stetson, r. 920 Bryant

" Roger, ornamental plasterer Keyaert &
Manetta, r. 118, 6th

" Thomas, bartender, r. 909 Kearny

" Thomas, seaman, r. 306 Folsom

" Thomas J., clerk, r. 1307 Stockton

" Thomas J., special agent H. K. Belden, r.
1303 Hyde

" Walter D., boiler maker J. W. Conroy, r.
319 Beale

" William, house painter, r. SE cor Percita
and Treat Avs

" William J., clerk, r. 25 Federal

" William J., house painter, r. 920 Bryant

Conry James W. (Holt & Conry), r. 1811 Howard

Conry Joseph T., glass beveler Cal. Art Glass,

Bending and Cutting Wks, r. 954 Howard

Consani Achille, butcher. 111, 6th, r. 467 Minna

'■ Antoine, laborer S. F. Candle Co.. r. cor 8th
and Folsom
Conserva Charles A., granite cutter James Rae,

r. 426 Vallejo
Considine John, real estate, r. 35 Clinton

" Patrick, helper, r. 208 Moulton
Consiglieri Brothers (Seraflno and Victor),
fruits, 357, 4th

" Joseph, scavenger, r. 39 Boardman PI rear

" Seraflno (Consiglieri Bros.), r. 255 Clemen-
tina

" Victor (Consiglieri Bros.), r. 255 Clementina
Consolidated Bituminous Rock Co., A. c. Bas-
sett president, J. H. Swift, vice-presi-
dent, F. C. Lewis secretary, 106-108 Phe-
lan Bldg
Consolidated California and Virginia Mining
Co. (Storey Co., Ne v.), Charles H. Fish
president, Albert W. Havens secretary,
47 Nevada Block
Consolidated Eureka Gold Mining Co. (Tuo-
lumne Co.), ofBce ,532 Market, room 3
Consolidated Golden Gate and Sulphuret Min-
ing and Development Co. Tlie, Jacob A.
Fischer president, James H. Gary sec.e-
tary, 320 Sansome, rooms 31-32

Consolidated Imperial Mining Co. (Gold Hill,
Nev.),C. L. McCoy secretary, 35 Mills
Bldg, 3d floor

Consolidated New York Mining Co. (Gold Hill,
Nev.), Charles Hirshfeld president.
Charles E. Elliot secretary, 79 Nevada
Block

Consolidated St. Gothard Gold Mining Co.
(Nevada Co., Cal.), J. F. Holling secre-
tary, 113 Crocker Bldg

Consolidated Steel and Wire Co. (Chicago, 111.).
Baker & Hamilton agents, junction Mar-
ket, Pine and Davis

Consonno Paolo M., salesman, r. 821 Greenwich

Constable S. T., traveling salesman Tillmann
& Bendel, r. Phoenix, Ariz.

Constant Charles, cook Jose C. Castro, r. 1648
Mission
" Philip, employee French Hospital
" R. Mrs., -proprietor Am. Lodging House,

777 Market
" T. R. Mrs., fancy goods, 22OO1/2 Fillmore

Constantine Andrea, fireman str City of Everett
" Caralambus, flower stand, SW cor Post and

Kearny, r. 17 Stockton PI
" John, boatswain str City of Sydney
" John, cook, r. 509 Ellis
" John, fruits and confectionery, 502 Kearny,

r. 720 California
" John, oyster saloon, 772 Howard, r. 3 How-
ard Court
" John, pilot Sacramento Transportation

Co.
" Mary, widow, r. 914 Army
" Tabuki (Paris Pappadimos & Co.), r. 340, 3d

Constantini Stanislaus, proprietor Maison Tor-
toni. 111 O'Farrell

Constine Abraham, groceries and liquors, 1408
Buchanan, r. 1327i^ Ellis
" Bertha, widow, r. 1323 Eddy
" Isaac, clerk Abraham Constine, r. 1013

Buchanan
" Joseph, clerk Abraham Constine, r. 1327M

Ellis
" Mace, salesman Sherwood & Sherwood, r.
1311a Ellis

Construction Department Market Street Rail-
way Co., H. H. Lynch superintendent,
19 Hobart Bldg

Consuelo Gold Mining Co., A. Everett Ball sec-
retary, office Merchants' Exchange

Consul Argentine Republic, Joseph L. Schlei-
den acting consul, 12 Mills Bldg, 3d floor

Consul Austro-Hungarian Empire, Francis
Korbel, 308 Battery

Consul Belgium, Wilfrid B. Chapman, 123 Cali-
fornia, room 16

Consul Chili, Juan M. Luco consul-general, 40
Montgomery Block

Consul China, Fung Yung Heng consul-general,
8fJ6 Stockton

Consul Costa Rica, Rafael Gallegos consul-gen-
eral, 230 California

Consul Denmark, John Simpson, 23 California,
room 12

ConsulFrance, Alexandre Laurencede Lalande,
604 Commercial

Consul German Empire, Adolph Rosenthal con-
sul-general, Oswald Lohan vice-consul,
318 Sacramento

Consul Great Britain, Joseph W. Warburton
consul-general, Wellesley Moore vice-
consul, 506 Battery

Consul Greece, August Goustiaux acting con-
sul, 625 Union

Consul Guatemala, Miguel Carrillo, 204 Front

Consul Hawaiian Islands, Charles T. Wilder
consul-general, John F. Soper vice-con-
sul, 2('6 Sansome, room 22

Consul Honduras, John T. Wright, 640 Market

Consul Italy, Francesco Bruni Grimaldi con-
sul, 5ti6 Battery, room 1

Consul Japan, Saburo Koya consul, 1514 Pine

Consul Mexico, Alexander K. Coney consul-gen-
eral, 604 Clay

Consul Nicaragua, William L. Merry consul-
general, 331 Pine, room 2

Consul Paraguay, P. J. van Loben Sels, 508
Montgomery

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Consul Persia, George E. P. Hall, 2 Mutual Life
Bldg, 6th floor

Consul Peru, Robert B. Huie, 203 California

Consul Portugal, Ignaoio da Costa Duarte con-
sul, 605 Clay, Henry J. Laidley, vice-
consul, 3-23 Montgomery

Consul Republic of Colombia, Adolfo Canal,
217 Sansome, room 9

Consul Eussia, Vladimir A. Artsimovitch con-
sul-general, Horace G. Piatt vice-consul,
418 California, rooms 9-10

Consul Salvador, Eustoejio Calderon, 303 Cali-
fornia, room 33

Consul Spain, Jorge Madrilley, 41 1% California

Consul Sweden and Norway, Henry Lund, 214
California

Consul Switzerland, Antoine Borel, 311 Mont-
gomery

Consul The Netherlands, P. J. van Loben Sels,
508 Montgomery

Consul Turkey, George E. P. Hall, 2 Mutual
Life Bldg, 6th floor

Consul Uruguay, Jose Costa, 114 Montgomery

CONSUMERS ICE CO.,

Richard G. Sneath president, ice manu-
facturers and dealers, office and works
420, 8th, telephone South 463

Consumers Wholesale Grocery Co. (Parks &

Bryant), 209, 4th
Consumers Yeast and Vinegar Works (Oak-
land), Christian Bruse secretary, office
318 Battery
Contardi Ruggiero, bartender Vitorio Contardi,
r. 527'/4 Greenwich
" Vitorio, liquors, 1732 Stockton, r. 531 Green-
wich
Contat John L., gripman Presidio and Ferries

RR, r. 1138 Green
Conte Jose, waiter str San Jose
Conte Louis, baker, r. 221 Broadway

" Osmin, liquors, 409 Dupont
Content Frank J. (Serpa & Content), r. 215 Elm
Av
" Johns. (Content&Freitas),r. 221 Broadway
" Joseph, driver Joseph Fassler, r. Mission

Road bet Five and Six Mile House
" & Freitas (John S. Content and John
Freitas), liquors, 908 Kearny
Contention Consolidated Mining Co. (Tomb-
stone, Arizona), Walter E. Dean presi-
dent, Dudley C. Bates secretary, 81
Nevada Block
Conti Arthur, rubber stamps, 1433 Market
" Gabriel, liquors, 305 Montgomery Av
" Marco, fisherman, r. 222 Broadway
Continental Building, NW cor Pine and San-
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CONTINENTAL BUILDING

AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. Edmund
E. Hill president, Oliver Eldridge
first vice-president, William Corbin
secretary and general manager, 222
Sansome

Continental Hotel, Joseph Reed proprietor, 521
Pacific

Continental Insurance Co. (of New York), w.
S. Duval general manager. Continental
Bldg, NW cor Pine and Sansome

Contolene August, butcher, r. 26^4 Scott PI

Contra Costa House, Augustus Johnson pro-
prietor, NE cor Jackson and Drumm

Contra Costa Laundry Co., George H. Hallett
president, J. H. Griswold secretary, 56
Sacramento, branch 30 Geary

Contra Costa Water Co. (Oakland), William H.

Mead secretary, 728 Montgomery

" Estaca Consolidated Mexico Mining Co.

(Sinaloa, Mexico), D. M. Burns president,

George Gale secretary, 134 Crocker Bldg

Contractors and Builders' Offices, 40 New
Montgomery

Contreras John C, clerk Freud's Corset House,
r. 415, 29th

Controwith Martin, apprentice Brode & Clark
Iron Wks, r. 403 Leavenworth

Couture A., shoemaker Lobenstein Bros., r. 1331
Market

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
CORRUGATED IRON,

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Convent of the Holy Family, conducted by the

Sisters of the Holy Family, Sister

Dolores Armer superior, 860 Haves
Convent of the Immaculate Conception, W s

Guerrero bet 24th and 25th
" of the Most Holy Names of Jesus and

Mary, W s 10th bet Howard and Folsom
Converse Albert E., clerk Commercial Box Fac-
tory, r. 1236 Union
" Charles M., superintendent S. F. Gas

Light Co. (Potrero Station), r. 1.22,9th.

Oakland
" H. S., night chief operator W. U. Tel. Co.,

r. Oakland
Convery John, laborer, r. SE cor Napa and

Kentucky
" Patrick, teamster, r. 2519 Post
Convey Edward (Convey & Sons), r. 1133 Green
" Edward J. (Convey & Sons), r. 1133 Green
" John T. (Convey & Sons), r. 1133 Green
" & Sons (Edward, Edward J. and John T.),

butchers, 1824-1826 Hyde
Conway Agnes Miss, operator J. O'Kane, r. 812

Howard
" Annie C, widow, r. 1032, 24th
" Archie J., upholsterer, r. 1433 California
" Bernard, plasterer, r. 987 Harrison
Conway Bernard, proprietor Conway's New

House, 1023 Market, r. 1205 McAllister
" Brothers (James A. and Michael J.),

butchers, 22, 24th
" C, coalpasser str San Jose
" Catherine, widow, nurse, r. 115, 19th
" Clara Miss, operator J. O'Kane, r. 812

Howard
" Cornelius, marine fireman, r .3 Lawrence PI
" Ellen Mrs., r. 1218 Union
" Eugene, messenger Adjutant General's

OfBce, Dept. of California, r. Presidio
" Fannie Miss, pager, r. 1030, 24th
" Frank, laborer, r. 2 Alice
" Frank, tea -nster Madigan Repository Co.,

r. 1128 Mission
" Fred R., deputy License Collector, r. 1028

Hyde
" Frederick, r. 113 Natoma
" Frederick, water tender str Columbia
" George, master str Point Loma, ofQce 121

Market
" George F., clerk registry division post-

offlce, r. 464, 8th Av
" Hannah, widow, r. 21 Gilbert
" Henry F., weigher D. J. Walker, r. 129, 23d
" Henry P. (Flahavan & Conway), r. 29b

Prosper
" Hugh W., harness maker, r. 1209 Nebraska
" James, engineer, r. 227 Harrison
" James, laborer, r. 216 Minna
" James, saloon keeper, r. 139, 4th
" James A. (Conway Bros.), r. 1209 Nebraska
" James M., engineer, r. 464, 8th Av
" John, r. 301 Leavenworth
" John, r. 2036/2 Bryant Av
" John, blacksmith, r. 564 Howard
" John, carpenter, r. 451 Natoma
" John, driver J. Hayden, r. 525, 7th
" John, laborer S. P. Co., r. 737 Harrison
" John, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 1207

Nebraska
" John, seaman, r. 204 Jackson
" John A., clerk J. D. Drost, r. 1334 Florida
" John E., plasterer, r. 451 Nato ■- a
" John F., blacksmith, r. 1209 Nebraska
" John F., carpenter, r. 718 Valencia
" John H., attorney at law with O. F. Rou-
leau, r. 34 Ellis

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Conway John J., sign painter, r. 812 Howard
" John R., porter A. C. Dietz & Co.. r. 1030.

24 th
" Joseph, carpenter John Trounson, r. 337

Eddv
" Joseph P., clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. .523

Eddy
" Loretta V. Miss, school teacher, r. 4&4

8th Av
" Mae Miss, cashier J. O. Meyerink, r. 1208

Nebraska
" Maggie Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 523

Eddy
" Major (Conway & Baumel), r. 214^4 Grove
•' Mamie Miss, clerk, r. 825Vi Sutter
" Margaret, widow, r. 812 Howard
■' Margaret T., widow, r. 523 Eddy
" Mary, widow, r. 1209 Nebraska
" Mary Miss, clerk S. F. Breweries, r. 523

Eddy
" Mary E. Mrs., r. 1028 Hyde
" Matilda B. Miss, teacher Polytechnic

High School, r. 464, 8th Av
•' M. G. & Son (Michael G. and Michael J.|.

saddles and harness, 931^4 Mission
" Michael, r. San Jose Av opp Valley
" Michael, longshoreman, r. 129, 23d
" Michael G. (M. G. Conway & Son), r. 93iyi

Mission
" Michael J. (Conway Bros.), r. 1209 Nebraska
'■ Michael J. (M. G. Conway & Son), r. 93iy2

Mission
" Morris, marble sawyer RufBno & Bianchi,

r. 324 Austin
" Myles J., laborer, r. 2482 Market
" Nellie, widow, r. 984 Howard
" Nellie Miss, secretary California Club. 131

Post
" Norah, domestic, 417 Fremont
" P., teamster Western Transfer Co.. r. 415,

4th
" Partick, laborer, r. 1627 Howard
■' Patrick, marble cutter, r. 961'^ Bryant
" Patrick, wood and coal, 133, 3d, r. 78 Na-

toma
" Peter, miller J. A. Folger & Co., r. 726b

Army
" Richard, r. California Av nr Montezuma
" Thomas, r. 420 Eureka
•' Thomas, laborer, r. 737 Harrison
" Thomas, musician, r. 648 Minna
" Thomas, policeman, r. 1433Folsom
" Thomas T., draynian, 401 Front, r. 1030, 24th
" William, laborer, r. 216 Minna
" William J., clerk, r. 1&34 Florida
" & Baumel (Major Conway and Fred J..

Baumel), gent's furnishing goods and

shirt manufacturers, 4 Hayes
4®-Conway. See Conaway

CONWAY'S NEW HOUSE,

Bernard Conway proprietor, wines
and liquors, 1023 Market

Connell Ellen, widow, r. 22 Ash Av
Conwell J. S., manager Indiana Bicycle Co., 18-
20 McAllister, r. 26 McAllister
" Thomas, carpenter, r. 139 Center
" Thomas Jr., carpenter, 139 Center
Conyers Horace, law clerk Daniel Sutter, r. 309
Fremont
" James, machinist Risdon I. and L. Wks,
r. 3'D9 Fremont
Conzani Giusto, carpenter, 112 Montgomery Av
Coogan Clarence, policeman, r. 632 Olive Av
" Eugene F., teamster Judson Mfg. Co.. r.
1508 Broadway

Coogan Jennie Mrs., matron Stanford Free Kin-
dergarten, r. 1906 Mason
" John, r. 128. 2d

" Margaret, widow, r. 1508 Broadway
" Mary Miss, adjustor U. S. Mint, r. 614

Lombard
" Patrick, r. 507, 6th
Coogan T. C, attorney at law, 310 Pine, rooms

35-39, r. Oakland
" Thomas J., engineer Engine 28, r. 1508

Broadway
" Timothy, laborer, r. 230, 15th
4S"Coogan. See Cogan

Coogle Walter J., pressman, r. 202 Francisco
Cook A. Mrs., widow, r. 1432 Post
" Aaron, laborer Masonic Cemetery, r. 12

Angelica
" A. H., janitor New City Hall
" Albert, druggist F. A. Grazer, r. 2304 Mis-
sion
" Alex J., manufacturers' agent, 23 Davis,

room 32, r. East Oakland
" Alexander R., clerk, r. 524 Waller
'• Alexander S., carpenter and builder, r. 1816

San Carlos Av
" Alfred H., clerk, r. 441 1/2 Bryant
" Algernon M., lumber surveyor, 9 Mission,

r. 915 Hayes
" Algernon M. Jr., machinist Pope Mfg. Co.,

r. 915 Hayes
" Amanda, housekeeper, r. 84 Brosnan
" Anastasia, widow, r. 803 Mason
'• Andrew T., stevedore, r. 1702V2 Folsom
" Annie, widow, r. 121 Shipley rear
" Anthony, bookmaker, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" Archer S., physician, 634 Sutter
" Archibald, clerk, r. 524 Waller
" August, cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 1213

Kearny
" August, expressman, r. 22 East
" Aurelia, widow, r. 136 Liberty
" Austin, foreman miller Del Monte Milling

Co., r. 506, 3d
" Barbara, domestic, 929 Sutter
" Benjamin, baker J. W. Thorp & Co., r. 36Vi

Erie
" Benjamin, dynamo man Edison Light and

Power Co., r. 626 Eddy
" C. A. Mrs., physician, r. 634 Sutter
" Carl, clerk The Harry Unna Co., r. 905 Mc-
Allister
" Caroline, widow, r. 1610 Polk
Cook Carroll, attorney at law, 19-21 Chronicle

Bldg, telephone Main 1090, r. 1500 Larkin,

telephone Sutter 361
" Cassie, widow, r. 32 Morris Av
" C. Bennet Mrs., artistic hair worker, 637

Kearny
" Channing H., physician, BE cor 16th and

Hoff Av
" Charles, barber, r. 109 Clipper
" Charles, billiard cue maker, r. 910 Treat

Av
" Charles, bottler Eggers, Gould & Co., r. 861

Market
" Charles, horseman, r. 326, 5th Av
" Charles Mrs., r. 905 McAllister
" Charles D., electrician, r. 400b Oak
" Charles E., salesman George F. Wells, r.

522, 18th
" Charles H., molder, r. cor North Point and

Broderick
" Charles J., fireman Washburn & Moen Mfg.

Co., r. 2108 Powell
" Charles M., well borer, 185 Stevenson
" Charles T., inspector U. S. Customs
" Chester, clerk Morton Special Delivery, r.

262 Golden Gate Av
" Christian D. (Olsen, Ruth & Cook), r. Ala-
meda
" Christina, widow, r. 1561 Mission
" Christopher, weaver The Truman S. Clark

Co., r. 1615 Powell
" C. L. Miss, artist, r. 634 Sutter
" David, clerk, r. 41, 3d
" Edward A., plumber Spencer & Jones, r. 867

Market
" Edward E., r. 1950 McAllister
" Edward J., laborer, r. 856 Howard

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Cook Edwin L., liquors, NW cor Haves and
Broderick, r. 1412 Hayes

" Elbrldge G., real estate agent, r. 130 South
Broderick

" Elias, commission, r. 810 Filbert

" Elistia Mrs., widow, r. SE cor 16th and Hofl
Av

" Elisha, law student, r. SE cor 16th and
Hofl Av

" Elisha V. S., attorney at law, 401, Califor-
nia, room 30, r. SE cor 16th and Hofl Av

" Elizabeth M., artist, r. 538 Guerreo

" Emil, plumber Ernest Cook, r. Aztec nr
Coso Av

" Ernest, plumbing, 3013 Mission, r. Aztec
nr Coso Av

" Ernest J., barber, 35 Davis, r. 17a 6th

" Eugene, carpenter, r. Anderson nr Cres-
cent Av

" Eugene B., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1767
Howard

" Eugene N., master mariner, r. 9 Mission

" Ferdinand F., bartender Edwin L. Cook, r.
18101/2 Post

COOK FERN C,

physician and surgeon, olfice 58-59
Murphy Bldg, hours 2 to 4 and 7 to 9
p. m., r. 937 Valencia,telephone White
51

Cook Finlay (Cook & Montague), r. 524 Waller
" Frances Miss, school teacher, r. 1115 Jack-
son
" Francis L., jeweler, r. 1506 Mission
" Frank C, clerk, r. 803 Mason
" Frank O., musician, r. 2116 Van Ness Av

COOK FRED R.,

manufacturer leather belting, fulled
rawhide and lacing, 208 Mission, tele-
phone Drumm 75

Cook Frederick, janitor Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r.
246 Taylor
" Frederick, miller, r. 44IV2 Bryant
" Frederick H., dynamoman Edison Light
and Power Co., r. North Point and Brod-
erick
" Frederick I., restaurant, 39 Market, r. 3003

Bush
" Frederick J., gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 1309

Larkin
" Frederick R., cyclery, 700 Guerrero, r. 708

Guerrero
" F. Stevens, physician, 713 O'Farrell
" George, cirgarmaker, 826!4 Pacific
" George, hostler, r. 407 Montgomery Av
" George, longshoreman, r. 36 Clay
" George B., collector Neville & Co., r. Com-
mercial Hotel
" George, inspector Spring Valley W. W., r.

818 Church
" George M., porter Kahn Bros., Klein & Co.,

r. 411 San Jose Av
" George W., r. 623 Howard
" George W. Jr., bookkeeper Charles P. Har-
ris, r. 1417 Geary
Cook George W. F., justice of the peace. New
City Hall, 1st floor, r. 218 Haight
" Gustave L,., clerk, r. 638a Natoma
" Harry, tinsmith Olsen, Ruth & Cook, r. Ala-
meda
" Harry J., machinist, r. 32 Morris Av
" Henry, porter Mills Bldg, r. 237k Minna
" Henry E., bookkeeper, r. 1115 Jackson
" Henry P., clerk, r. 27a Noe
" Herbert L., bookkeeper M. Blaskower &
__ Co., r. 3111 Jackson

manufacturer shell jewelry, 105
'. Oakland
■' HiramB., chief deputy TaxCoUector, r. 1915

COOK H. N. BELTING CO.,

Milton H. Cook manager, leather belt-
ing and hose, 317-319 Mission, tele-
phone Main 263

Cook Ira, packer commissary of subsistence U.
S. A., r. Oakland
" Irving B.,r. 59 Noe

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

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Cook Isaac, engineer Thomas C. Butterworth.

r. 336, 10th
" Isabel Mrs,teachermusic, 109 Murphy Bldg
" James, cutter Charles E. Lindenstadt, r.

626 Turk
" James, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 807

Humboldt
" James, policeman, r. 804% Turk
" James M., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

1077 Tennessee
" James O., bartender The Reception, r. 2116

Van Ness Av
" James S., teamster, r. 314^4 Clementina
" Jesse B., sergeant police, r. 1111 Castro
" J. Frank, musician, r. 410^4 Larkin
Cook J. J., vice-president Taber Photographic

Co., 131 Post, r. Yosemite, Cal.
" John, r. 246 Taylor

" John (Moore, Ferguson & Co.) r. 1001 Bush
" John, carpenter, r. 759 Harrison
" John, cook, r. 44 Ritch rear
" John, engineer, r. 105 New Montgomery
" John, fireman, r. 208 O'Farrell
" John, steward, r. 82IV2 Montgomery
" John Mrs., r. 615 Powell
" John D. B., furnished rooms, 419 Stockton
" John G., contractor and builder, r. 1507 Polk
" John J., barber Hugh H. Creighton, r. 621

Jessie
" John R., manufacturers' agent, 23 Davis,

room 33, r. East Oakland
" John T., longshoreman, r. 54 Everett
" John v., carpenter Market St. Ry., r. 526

Kearny
" Joseph, restaurant, 250 Ellis, r. 311 Turk
" Josephine A., widow, r. 1638 Pierce
" Julia B. Miss, bookkeeper, r. 905 McAllister
" Kate, widow, r. 158 Perry
" Kate N. Miss, compositor, r.905McAllister
" Kate W., widow, r. 59 Noe
" Leander (Knox & Cook) r. 1507 Polk
" Leon, clerk, r. 1610 Po k
" Leon H., secretary Stuparich Mfg Co., r.

1819 Laguna
" Lester S., hostler George ,W. Emmons, r. 9

Juniper
" Lewis, r. 638a Natoma
" Lillian Miss, milliner, r. 807 Humboldt
" L. M. Miss, stenographer G. H. Umbsen &

Co., r. Oakland
" L. S. Miss, teacher dancing, r. 615 Powell
" Lucinda, widow, r. Lick Old Ladies' Home
" Luella L., widow, r. 813, 19th
" Margie, widow, r. 1433 Valencia
'< Maria, widow, r. 919 Union
" Mary, widow, r. 35 Zoe
" Mary E. Miss, stenographer, r. 1115 Jackson
" Mary R. Miss, dressmaker, r. 759 Harrison
" Melvin, porter, r. 411 San Jose Av
" Michael, janitor, 530 California, r. 724 Har-
rison
" Michael, plumber, r. 765 Mission
" Michael S., r. 3110 Geary
" Milton, clerk Cowen & Cowen, r. 1610 Polk
Cook Milton H., manager H. N. Cook Belting

Co., 317-319 Mission, r. 3118 Union
" Milton M., clerk Bass-Hueter Paint Co., r.

1638 Pierce
" Minnie Miss, stenographer, r. 441^4 Bryant
" Nathan I., bookkeeper Dallemand & Co., r.

1819 Laguna
" N. F. Mrs., widow, r. 424 Eddy
" P., mattress maker William A. Schrock
" Pardon A., r. 2213 Sutter
•' Patrick, longshoreman, r. 23 Clementina
" Patrick, stevedore, r. 25 Zoe

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Cook Philip, steward, r. \OS2Y2 Minna
" Richard, carpenter, SE cor Sacramento and

Steiner, r. 2223 Pine
" Robert, r. 2318 Pine rear
" Robert R., millhand C. A. Hooper & Co., r.

130b 26th
" Rudolph W., driver Smiths' Cash Store, r.

Fruitvale
" Sophie, widow, r. 1610 Polk
" Stonewall J., cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r.

1 Verona PI
■' Thomas, expressman, SW cor Sacramento

and Montgomery
Cook Thomas & Son (London, Eng.), railroad

and steamship ticket agents and money

brokers, Charles E. Stokes agent, 621

Market
" Thomas F., window cleaner, r. 204 V^ Eddy

rear
" Thomas F. H., well digger, r. NE cor North

Point and Broderick
" U. E. Mrs., widow, r. 2225 Howard
" Walter B., iournalist, r. 522 O'Farrell
" Walter E., teamster, r. 424 Eddy
" Walter G., foreman Perry J. Smith, r. 2 Juri
" Walter H., clerk freight auditor's dept. S.

P. Co., r. 1126Vallejo
" Walter I., warehouseman, r. 158 Perry
" Wib'ur B. (Weir & Cook), r. 915 Hayes
" William (Gibson & Cook), r. 9 Powell
" William, car builder, r. 28 Rincon PI
" William, carpenter, r. 923V4 Shotwell
" William, clerkD. R.J rgens,r. 2513 Mission
" William, gardener U. S. military post, Fort

Mason
" William, mechanic, r. 28 Rincon PI
" William C, conductor Market St. Ry., r.

1043 Noe
" William H., bookkeeper Raphael Weill &

Co., r. 828 Powell
" William H., broom maker Cal. Broom Mfg.

Co., r. 236, 10th
" William H,, contractor, r. 20 Moulton
" William Hoff, attorney at law, 19-21 Chroni-
cle Bldg, r. 3209 Clay
" William J., "machinist, r. 759 Harrison
" William L., foreman Kittle & Co., r. 2511

Larkin
" William N.. builder, r. cor Lobos and

Capitol
" W. J., helper Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 7

Ritter
Cook & Co. (incorporated), Isidore H. Ackerman

secretary and manager, wholesale and

retail crockery, glass and plated ware,

123 Kearny
" & Montague (Finlay Cook and Henry B.

Montague), attorneys at law, 16 Mills

Bldg, 9th floor
Cooke Abram T., clerk, r. I6I914 Howard
" AUyn H., teacher Polytechnic High School,

r. 633, 21st
" Annie R. Mrs., r. 1619J^ Howard
" Bernard, carpenter, r. 1023 Florida
" Bertha L. Miss, stenographer Baltimore

and Ohio RR., r. 712 Van Ness Av
" Edward, clerk H. Northrup, r. 1020!^ Jack-
son
" Frank, conductor, r. 640 Golden Gate Av
" Frank W. (Cook, Stoltz & Co.), r. Oakland
" George J., cigarmaker W. L. Bauml, r.

8261/2 Pacific
" Harry A., clerk A. Fleishhacker & Co., r.

Oakland
" Joseph P. (Alexander & Baldwin), r. Oak-
land

Cooke Maggie Miss, with Mrs. M. H. Ober, r. 134

Oak
" Martin H. W., stenographer Dr. Leibig &

Co. r. 705 California
" Sarah E. Mrs., musician, r. 6 Hayes
" Stanley L,., electrician, r. 1619^^ Howard
" , Stoltz & Co. (Frank W. Cooke and Charles

M. Stoltz), printers, 4 California, room 14
" William A. , helper Edison Light and Power

Co., r. 126 Ellis
" William E., clerk D. De Bernardi & Co., r.

72OV2 Folsom
4®-Cooke. See Cook and Koch
Cooks Albert F., bookkeeper Cooks Decorating

Co., r. Oakland
Cooks Decorating Co., Louis Cooks manager,

interior decorators, 410 Sutter
Cooks Louis, manager Cooks Decorating Co., 410

Sutter, r. Oakland
Cookson Frank S., chief engineer str Progresso,

r. 1919 San Carlos Av
" Horace E., shipwright, r. 920 Army
" Thomas S., machinist Eulton Eng. and

Ship Bldg. Wks, r. 1919 San Carlos Av
" William B., agent Ariel Bicycle, 2700 Mis-
sion, r. 1919 San Carlos Av
Cool William P., dentist, 22 Kearny
4®=-Cool. SeeKuhl

Cooley A. R. Mrs., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" Arthur S., clerk, r. 806 Guerrero
" Earl K., inspector U. S. Customs, r. 2645

Howard
" EarleK., shipping clerk W. T. Garratt&

Co., r. Alameda
" Ernest T., salesman J. C. Nolan & Co., r.

2645 Howard
" Horace B., collector postofflce, r. 540 Castro
" John, foreman William Beatty, r. 875 Fol-
som
" Mary, widow, r. 7 Morris Av
" Peter A., peddler, r. 167 Minna
" Rushford M., fireman, r. 9^^ Laskie
" Walter E., wharfinger Clay St. wharf, r.

206a Post
" ■ William B., waiter W. J. Sullivan
Coolidge Charles S., compositor Journal of

Coramerce, r. 123 Eddy
" George H., carpenter, r. 322, 6th
" George W., coffee roaster, r. 123 Eddy
" Joseph, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill
" Joseph A., storekeeper Spring Valley W.

W., r. 733 Bush
Cooling George W., blacksmith, r. 1014, 15th

Av South
" George W. Jr., machinist Pac. Roll. Mill.

r. 1014, 15th Av South
Coolwood Frank, rigger, r. 2422 Greenwich
Coomas John B., electrician and locksmith, 106

Powell
Combe Philip Rev., pastor Richmond Congrega-
tional Church, r. 3335 Washington
" W. E.,r. 1002 Polk
Coombs A. Leslie, official reporter Superior

Court, dept 1, office 8 Mills Bldg, 4th

floor, r. The Colonial
" Arthur G., bookkeeper Gray Bros., r.

Berkeley
" F. M. Miss, stenographer Dorn & Dorn, r.

658 Ashbury
" Frederick, blacksmith, r. 217, 8th
" Frederick C, horseshoer Pac. Carriage Co.,

r. 48. 8th
" John H., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 320

Scott
" Kate Mrs., r. 815 Bush
" M. Miss, clerk Frederick H. Bushnell
" Marion G., compositor Edwards Pub. Co.,

r. 1225 Jessie
" Mary Mrs., restaurant, 636 Geary
" Stephen D., cook str Areata
>^~Coombs. See Coombes
Coon Charles, fireman, r. 102 Juniper
" David A., barber William Rockenfield, r.

215% Mason
" Edward B., motorman Market St. Ry,, r.

9 12 '4 Pierce
" Edward L., tinsmith, 912 Howard
" Frederick H., salesman, r. 1805 California
" George M., druggist. 1001 Pierce

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Coon George W., carriage maker Waloom Bros.,
r. 1203 Golden Gate Av

" Henry I., special agent Mutual Life Ins.
Co. of New York, 205 Sansome, r. Berke-
ley

" James D., glovemaker B. Blumenthal &
Co., r. 352 Jessie

" M. A. Mrs., widow, lodgings, 137 Montgom-
ery

" Philip, cigars and tobacco, 55, 5th, r. 352

" Vica Miss, shoefltter, r. 127 Shipley rear
ig®" Coon. See Koon, Kuehn and Kuhn
Coonan Lizzie Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 813i4
Fulton
" Sarah K. Miss, teacher music, r. 8I314 Ful-
ton
" Thomas, mechanic, r. 330, 25th
Cooney Andrew, laborer, r. 40 Hancock
" Ann Mrs., varieties, 291 Union
■' Catherine, widow, r. iiy^ Clara
" Celia C. Miss, teacher music, 335, 4th
" Daniel, hoseman Engine 21
" Edmund, laborer, r. 7 Wood
" Edward F., messenger U. S. Customs
" Ellen Miss, r. 336!^ Vallejo
" Frank, painter, r. 40 Hancock
" Frank D., conductor Market St. Ey., r.

321914 Sacramento
" George W., clerk, r. 4114 Clara
" James, cook str Walla Walla
" James, gripman, r. 502 Central Av
" James, section foreman, r. 1027 Fair Oaks
Cooney James J., notary public, 103-103 Phelan
Bldg, r. 432 Fell
" John, r. 1622 Turk
" John, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 731

Harrison
" John A., student, r. 3361/2 Vallejo
" John F., marriage license clerk Recorder's

office, r. 1622 Turk
" John G., carpenter, r. 335, 4th
Cooney John J., house and sign painting, deco-
rative paper hanging, whitening, tinting
and glazing, established in 1864, 141, 4th,
r. 1233 Has es
" John J., putty runner W. P. Fuller & Co., r.

1108, 33d
" John P., r. 1204 Treat Av
" John P., plumber, r. 130a Church
" Joseph, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 502 Cen-
tral Av
" Joseph, salesman, r. 518 Stockton
" Joseph J., teamster, r. 4154 Clara
" Joseph T., chief copyist Recorder's office,

r. E s 9th Av bet C and D
" Kate Miss, saleslady John Kohs, r. 41V4
Clara
Cooney M., attorney at law, 102-103 Phelan Bldg,
r. 433 Fell
" Margaret, widow, r. 40 Hancock
" Martin T., policeman, r. 1730 Lexington Av
" Mary, widow, r. 416!^, 24th
" Mary, widow, r. 1108, 23d
" Michael, laborer, r. 3592 Mission
" Owen, laborer, r. 535 Howard
" Patrick, stableman, r. 30 Stanford
" Robert J., collector, r. 1204 Treat Av
" Thomas, laborer, r. 3114 Mission rear
" Thomas, porter, r. 1319 Florida
" Thomas I., molder O'Connell & Lewis, r.

411/3 Clara
" Thomas J., shoe treer Cahn, Nickelsburg

& Co., r. 517 Fulton
" Walter J., r. 4114 Clara
" William, carpenter, r. 31 Beaver
" William, painter, r. 291 Union
" William F., r. 411/4 Clara
" William G., printer Sherman, Clay & Co.,

r. 31 Beaver
" William M., insurance solicitor, r. 433 Fell
4®"Cooney. See Coney
Coonley Benjamin D., pressman, r. 1017 Clay
" Charles C, salesman, r. 1017 Clay
" Holland C, insurance, r. 1017 Clay
" James, compositor, r. 716 Stockton
" Zillah Miss, r. 1017 Clay
Coons Albert J., fireman S. P. Co., r. 832 Hamp-
shire

Coons C. B. Mrs., teacher South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 2411 Clay

" Charles B., clerk local freight office S. P.
Co., r. 2411 Clay

" F. G., car repairer S. P. Co.

" George H.. upholsterer, r. 14 Folsom Av

" John T. W., r. 14 Folsom Av
Coop Charles, nurseryman, r. NW cor Mission

Road and Sickles Av
Coop John, secretary Belvedere Land Co., 207

Sansome, r. Belvedere, Marin Co.
Co-op Mutual Building and Loan Association,
H. P. Sonntag president, C. A. Buckbee
secretary, 218-330 Montgomery
Coope John F. (Coope & Pippy), r. 704 Powell
Coope & Pippy (John F. Coope and George H.
Pippy), Ben Lomond, Schramsberger and
Vino del Rey wines and brandies, Paul
Masson champagne, 204 Market
Cooper A., physician, 523 Kearny

" Abelardo E. (Cooper Cycle Co.), r. 1926 Oc-
tavia

" Abraham M., tailor, r. 926 Pacific

" Abraham R , bookkeeper M. Schussler &
Co., r. 823c Sutter

" Agnes Miss, dressmaker, r. 20834, 11th

" Alexander, baker, r. 315, 27th

" Alexander B., clerk naval dept. Union I.
Wks, r. Alameda

" Archibald, r. 610 Geary

" Arthur W.,3d asst engineer str City of
Peking, r. 634a 19th

" Bartlett, clerk Van Ness & Redman, r.
East Oakland

" Bessie Miss, stenographer, r. 607 Buchanan

" Bridget, widow, r. 53014 Bryant

" Calvin A., lodgings, 119, 3d

" Charles, r. 1036 Shotwell

" Charles, reporter, r. 106 Mason

" Charles, tailor, 622 Clay, r. 1814 Masonu
Cooper Charles E., physician and surgeon, office
803 Sutter, hours 1 to 3 p.m., and superin-
tendent Waldeck Sanitorium, 717 Jones,
r. 833 Sutter, hours 8 to 9 a. m. and 7 p. m.

" Charles M., traveling salesman, r. 2118
California

" Charles O., traveling salesman, r. 607
Buchanan

" Chauncey F., compositor, r. 119a Leaven-
worth rear

" C. R., carpenter, r. 28 Turk

" Cycle Co. (John B. R. and Abelardo E.
Cooper), NE cor Devisadero and Bush

" Daniel, hostler M. Joost & Bro., r. 618
Gough

" David F., compositor Pac. Christian Pub.
Co., r. 1926 Market

" Eben B., collector Odd Fellows Cemetrey
Assn., r. 2205 Fulton

" Edward, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1816A
Ellis

" Edwin T., law student W. F. Gibson, r. SE
cor McAllister and Pierce
Cooper Elwood, president State Board Horti-
culture, 3 Mills Bldg, 5th floor, r. Santa
Barbara, Cal.
Cooper E. Mason, manager Pacific Department
Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, 35 New
Montgomery, room 7, r. 933 Adeline,
Oakland
E. N. Mrs., widow, r. 1016 Mariposa
Erwin M., with C. A. Grow, r. 3511 Jackson
Ezekiel, janitor, 32 California, r. 1229 Pacific
Francis H., carpenter, r. 615 Grove
Frank J., clerk freight auditor's dept. S. P.
Co., r. 1404 California

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Cooper Frederick, bookkeeper, r. 434 Jessie
" Frederick F., mechanic The Barnes

Cyclery, r. 316 Laurel
" Frederick R., porter, r. 18 Anthony
" Frederick T. (Stauf & Cooper), r. Haywards
" George (Cooper & Bond), r. 527 J£ Geary rear
" George, machinist American Type Foun-
ders Co., r. 1018 Howard
Cooper George D. (W. & J. Sloane & Co.), r. 2009
Buchanan
" Giles, laborer, r. 27 South Park
" Harriet Miss, deputy superintendent Gol-
den Gate Kindergarten Assn., r. 1902
Vallejo
" Harry B., salesman William Manning, r.

3108 California
" Harry J., bookkeeper Lowenberg & Co..

r. 823c Sutter
" Harry L., clerk Overland Freight Transfer

Co., r. 511a Greenwich
" Harry R. (Cooper & Co.). r. 223 Powell
" Henry B., salesman, r. 608 Central Av
" Herbert H., marine engineer, r. 22 Prosper
" Hubert J., box sawyer, r. 52054 Bryant
" J., gripman Cal. St. RR.
" James, miner, r. 2O814, llth
" James Rev., pastor St. Michael's Church, r.

San Mateo, Cal.
" James K. (Cooper & Co.), r. 223 Powell
" J. B. R. Mrs., widow, r. 1928 Sacramento
" Jennie D. Mrs., teacher South End Primary

School, r. 945 Valencia
" Jennie L. Miss, clerk Pacific States Ad-
vertising Bureau
" John, clerk B. Strauss, r. 607 Buchanan
" John, laborer E. Danforth, r. 2316^4 Mason
Cooper Jolin, merchant tailor, 28 New Mont-
gomery, under Palace Hotel, r. 2027 Pa-
cific Av
" John A., car driver, r. 322 Brannan
" John B. H., r. 1926 0ctavia
" John B. R. (Cooper Cycle Co.). r. 1926 Oc-

tavia
" John E., lather, r.859 Mission
" John H., clerk Goodall, Perkins & Co r

SE cor Pierce and McAllister
" John H. , clerk N. P. Petersen & Co. r 7

Market
" John H., dental student, r. 160 Golden Gate

Av
" John P. journalist Chronicle, r. 106 Mason
" Joseph, tailor, 102 Powell, r. 607 Buchanan
" Leo, teacher elocution Saratoga Hall r

Hotel St. Nicholas
" Louis L., printer Call, r. 804i^ Filbert
" Louisa Mrs., janitress Harrison Primary

School, r. 615 Grove
" Louise B. Mrs., iournalist, r. 3511 Jack-
son
" Luke P., carpenter, r. 607 Eddy
" Mark, bookkeeper, r. 926 Pacific
" Martin, clerk M. Armer & Co., r. 926 Pacific
•' Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 2O814, llth
" M. E., office 746 Market, r. 223 Powell
Cooper Medical College, Dr. Levi C. Lane
president. Dr. Henry Gibbons Jr., dean of
the faculty, NE cor Webster and Sacra-
mento
" Michael, oalker, r. 1720 San Carlos Av
" Morris, tailor, 823c Sutter
Cooper Primary School, Mrs. CelinaR. Pechin
principal, Greenwich bet Jones and
Leavenworth
" Richard, clerk Thomas Taylor & Co.. r 926

Pacific
" Samuel E., auctioneer, r. 125 Turk

Cooper Samuel M., traveling salesman Hoff-
man, Alexander & Co.
" Sarah Mrs., r. 1203 Market
" Sarah Mrs., r. Old People's Home
Cooper Sarah B. Mrs., superintendent Golden

Gate Kindergarten Association, r. 1902

Vallejo
" Solomon, tailor, 129, 6th rear
" Theodore E., student, r. SE cor Pierce and

McAllister
" Thomas H., blacksmith, 108 Laurel
" Thomas J., blacksmith John Dippel, r.

5201/2 Bryant
" Thomas P., conductor Geary St. RR, r. 121

Cook
" Walter G., collection teller Anglo-Califor-

nian Bank, r. 325, 17th
" William, r. 217 Francisco
" William, carpenter Richard Herring, r.

1507,24th
■' William, helper Union I. Wks., r. 27 South

Park
■' William, laborer, r. 228 Minna
" William, pattern maker, r. 425 State
Cooper William A., assistant superintendent of

mails. Post Office, r. 315 Mason
" William E., contractor, carpenter and

builder, 241,9th
" William P., packer General Electric Co., r.

211, 2d
" William P., porter, r. 520'/^ Bryant
'• & Bond (George Cooper and George Bond),

coffee saloon, 62414 Clay
Cooper & Co. (James K. and Harry R. Cooper),

importers fine stationery and engravers,

746 Market

Co-operative Paper Hanging Co.,

Burr & Shields proprietors, 635 McAl-
lister
Co-operative Pharmacal Co., James B. Wingate
manager, 2560 Market

Co-operative Publishing Co.,

Raymond Duncan president, F. J.
Smith secretary, general publishers,
printers and advertising agents, busi-
ness ofllce 12 Montgomery, telephone
Main 5820
Co-operative Rooming House, John Barker pro-
prietor, 829-831 Stevenson
" Tailors, merchant tailors, 659 Market
Coopman Charles F., painter, r. 715 Howard
Coordt Peter, cook William Scheubner, r. 7th

Av nr Fulton
Coos Bay Coal Co., Oregon Coal and Navigation
Co. proprietors, NW cor Broadway and
East
4a-Coots. See Coutts
Cooty Emily A., r. 320 Ellis
Coover Charles S., mining, r. 640 Clay
Copalo Camillo, seaman, r. 114 Pacific

" Carmelo, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo
Cope Francis M., conductor Market St. Ry., r.
1517 Valencia
" Frank, clerk Hinz & Landt, r. 515a 7th
" Frederick, teamster, r. 1138 Howard
" Frederick T., clerk auditing dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. 515a 7th
" George W., auditor U. S. Customs, r. Oak-
land
" George W., clerk, r. 233 Valencia
" James H. (Cope & Wisler), r. 1729 McAllis-
ter
" Jeremiah P., motorman, r. 233 Valencia
" Minnie Miss, bookkeeper D. L. Gump, r.,

515a 7th
" Oliver, engineer, r. S05, 10th Av
" W. W., attorney at law, 324Pine, room 11. r.

Danville, Cal.
" & Wisler, (James H. Cope and William J.
Wisler) shoefitters, 3 Hardie PI
Copeland Andrew, engineer Murphy. Grant &
Co., r. 242 State
" Annie Miss, shoefitter, r. 26 Alvarado
" Catherine, widow, r. 231 Franklin
" Charles C, cigar maker S. F. Cigar Mfg.

Co., r. International Hotel
" Frank, waiter, r. 10 St. Charles PI

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Copeland Henry M., bookkeeper Leland Stan-
ford Estate, r. 231 Franklin
" Hugh T., laborer, r. 231 Franklin
" John, machinist, r. 231 Franklin
" Kate, widow, r. 26 Alvardo
" Kate, widow, r. 231 Franklin
" Kate Miss, shoefitter, r. 26 Alvara-do
" Margaret Miss, r. Lick Old Ladies Home
" Mary Miss, shoe fitter, r. 26 Alvarado
" Maud v. Miss, nurse Lane Hospital
" Medical Institute, Copeland, Neal & Winn

proprietors, 916 Market rooms 1-2
" Neal & Winn (William H. Copeland, J.
George Neal and Albert C. Winn), proprit
etors Copeland Medical Institute, 916
Market rooms 1-2
William, baker, r. 417 Kearny
William, mastermariner, r. 421, 4th
William F., student, r. 915 Post
William G. (Copeland & Pierce), r. 897 Noe
William H. (Copeland, Neal & Winn), r.
916 Market

" & Pierce (William G. Copeland and Charles
V. Pierce) architects, 126 Kearny room 21
je®~Copeland. See Copland and Coupland
Coper William, master schr Jessie Fremont,

office 216 Sacramento, r. 1304 Ellis
Copertini Gaetano, native wines, 730 Vallejo
Copiano Frank, scavanger, r. 718 Greenwich

rear
Coping John, mill hand Albion Lumber Co., r.

724 Bryant
Copithorne Grace, widow, r. 1527 Howard
Copland George H., contractor, r. 309 Lyon
Copmann Martin 0. , bookkeeper Leland Stanford
Jr. University, office 819 Market room 1,
r. 415 Post
Copp Arthur, billiard marker, r. 1416 Broadway
•' Frank P., salesman Dairymen's Union of

Cal., r. Alameda
" H. E., salesman Hale Bros., r. Hotel Lang-
ham
" Henry W., jeweler, r. 1014 Haight
" Joseph B. (Morley & Copp), r. 520 Jones
Coppage Belle Miss, saleslady, r. 1133 Valencia
" Fanny E. Mrs., ornamental paper, 1133

Valencia
" Frederick E., silverohaser Shreve & Co., r.

1133 Valencia •

" J. Clark, agent Laird, Schober & Co., 819

Market, room 14
" John W., accordion pleating and button-
hole maker, and agent Reece Button-
hole Machine Co., 724^4 Market, r. 29
Lloyd
Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Co. (Bisbee,
Arizona), C. G. Young purchasing agent,
office 122 Davis
" Samuel A., draughtsman Adolph C. Lut-
gens. r. 309 Powell
Coppersmith Joseph, r. 718 Valencia
Copperthwaite Emma, widow, r. 526 Valencia
Coptjetti Biaggo (A. Tessandori & Co.), r. 112/2

Jackson
Coppieters Ernest (Coppieters & Mockel), r.
1004 McAllister
" & Mockel (Ernest Coppieters and Victor
Mockel), proprietors California Artistic
Metal Works, 21-23 Jessie
Coppin Richard J., carpenter John Trounson, r.

1252 Mission
Coppola Alfred J., bartender, r. 969a Howard
" F. Mrs., proprietor The Bristol, 969 Howard
" Louis A., cracker baker Gerhard Muller, r.
969a Howard
Copriviza George, manager Matteo Drobaz, r. 6
'Washington
" John, teamster, r. 819 Vallejo
Copsey Alamander N., dentist, 21 Powell
Copson William, engineer, r. 217, 3d
Coptis Mining Co. (Tuscarora, Nev.), E. M. Hall

secretary, 314 Montgomery
Copus Jay N., motorman Market St. Ry., r. 620

Tennessee
Coquengniot Gustave H., civil engineer, r. 1611

Mason
Coquille Mill and Tag Co. (Parkersburg, Co-
quille River, Oregon), Charles F. Doe &
Co. agents, SW cor Howard and Spear

W. & J, SLOANE & CO.,
CARPETS.

Immense Stock of the Latest Patterns.
e-4-l-<5-4'7 TVlarket St.

Cora George, r. 414 Fulton

Corbaley William G., superintendent S. F. & N.

P. Ry, r. San Rafael
Corbell George W., clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co.,

r. 572 Harrison
Corbello Frank, bootblack, 547 Clay, r. 5 Va-

rennes
Corbet Carrie Miss, clerk S. F. Shoe House, r.
704 McAllister

" James P., porter Merchant's Club, r. 707
Tehama

" Robert, r. 704 McAllister

" William, clerk local freight office S. P. Co..
r. 704 McAllister
Corbett Alexander H., stock clerk W. & J.
Sloane & Co., r. 1120Gough

" Annie Miss, stamper, r. 478 Jessie

" Edward, teamster, r. 335%, 12th

" Edward P., receiver Market St. Ry, r. 417
Clayton

" Elizabeth J. Mrs., physician, 1514 Sacra-
mento
Corbett Ella Mrs., proprietor The Grand Pacific,
306 Stockton, telephone Grant 507

" Ellen, widow, r. 478 Jessie

" Ellen Mrs., r. 2411 California rear

" Frances C, widow, r. 728 Geary

" Frank, carpenter, r. 478 Jessie

" Frank J., secretary S. F. Undertaking Co..
1235 Market, r. 131 Oak

" F. W., clerk, r. 306 Stockton
Corbett Harry E., wines and liquors and pool
seller, 30 Ellis, r. 5221/2 Hayes

" Hugh, real estate, r. 16 Willow Av

" James, longshoreman O. R. & N. Co., r. 314
Beale rear
James, miner, r. 478 Jessie

" James A., teamster, r. 1319 Folsom

" James J., plasterer, r. 27 Stevenson Av

" John, r. 1014 Lombard

" John, janitor Washington Grammar
School, r. 255 Minna

" John C, clerk, r. 1014 Lombard

" John C, clerk A. D. Splivalo, r. 4 Albion Av

" John C. F., carpenter Joseph Y. Ayer, r.
811 Shotwell

" John E., switchman, r. 515 Castro

" John J., millhand Deming-Palmer Milling
Co., r. 251^4 Clara

" John L., carriage painter, r. 27 Stevenson
Av

" Joseph, upholsterer, r. 675 Mission

" Joseph J., clerk, r. 518 Hayes

" Josie, shade maker W. & J. Sloane «fc Co..
r. 452, 10th

" Maggie, domestic, 3026 Clay

" Malachi, track repairer, r. 27 Stevenson Av

" Mary, widow, r. 1225 Hampshire

" Patrick J., livery stable, 518-520 Hayes
and manager San Francisco Undertak-
ing Co., 1235 Market, r. 518 Hayes

" Thomas, clerk, r. 518 Hayes

" Thomas, liquors, NE cor Bush and Bat-
tery, r. 636 Hayes
Corbett Thomas, secretary La Grande Laun-
dry Co., 23 Powell, r. 109 Cumberland

" Thomas, tinsmith John T. Farrell, r. 4 Al-
bion Av

" Thomas B., harness and saddle maker, 215
Jackson, r. 816 Bush

" William, bookkeeper La Grande Laundry
Co., r. 109 Cumberland

" William, gilder, r. 452, 10th

" William, miner, r. 478 Jessie

" William, quartermaster str Australia

" William, shoemaker, r. 27 Stevenson Av

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Corbet t William C, clerk Selby Smelting and
Lead Co., r. 728 Geary

" William H., seaman, r. 1014 Lombard

" William L. (Corbett & Schorr;, r. 1011
Pierce

" W. Lee, shipping clerk C. F. Weber & Co.,
r. 732 Geary

•' & Schorr (William L. Corbett and
Joseph Schorr), proprietors Union
Square Furniture Packing and Moving
Co., 301 Stockton
.8S=Corbett. See Corbet

Corbin William, secretary Continental Build-
ing and Loan Association, 222 Sansome,
r. Lake View
Corbly Charles E.. vice-president and manager

Geo. H. Fuller Desk Co., r. 132, 9th Av
Corbus Andrew T., purchasing and commis-
sion merchant and secretary Alaska
Treadwell Gold Mining Co., 25-26 Mills
Bldg, 7th floor, r. 1503 ,Jones

" Emil, glazier, r. 144,9th

" James C, salesman, r. 1503 Jones
Corby Joseph, driver S. F. Laundry, r. 1519
Eddy

" William F., bartender William J. Byrne, r.
342, 12th
Corcoran Annie, widow, r. 171 Minna

" Annie Mrs., lodgings, 774 Folsom

" Charles H,, student, r. 532, 19th

" Cornelius, foreman Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r.
2316 Bryant

" Daniel, r. 255 Perry

" David, teamster Cal. Construction Co., r.
530, 17th

"■ Dennis, r. 239a 12th

" Eliza, widow, r. 201 Guerrero

" Elizabeth, widow, r. 532. 19th

" Elizabeth, widow, r. 2415 Clay

" Ella Miss, milliner, r. 334, 27th

" Ellen Mrs., liquors, 306 Minna, r. 261 Minna
Corcoran Hugh J., manager California Naviga-
tion and Improvement Co., office Wash-
ington Street Wharf (Pier 3), r. Stockton,
Cal.

•• James, boilermaker, r. 501 Napa

" James, longshoreman, r. 113 Oregon

" James, seaman, r. 105 Clark

" James, special policeman, r. 6I314 Minna

" John, carpenter A. Guilbert

" John, operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 814 Bowie
Av

" John, special policeman, r. 18, 1st

" John G., butcher Mark Strouse, r. 5Qo% Na-
toma

" John H., inspector, r. 2316 Bryant

" John P., expressman, r. 82514 Filbert

" Joseph A., butcher Schrader Bros., r. 864
Fol.som

" Joseph J., laborer, r. 10 Russell rear

" Kate Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1703 Mason

" Lizzie, widow, r. 864 Folsom

" M., solicitor, r. 8% Bowie Av

" Margaret Mrs., dressmaking. 375 Natoma

" Mark, porter People's Palace

•' Mary, widow, r. 406 Minna

" Mary Miss, r. Our Lady's Home

'• Mary E., widow, r. 2316 Bryant

" Mary E. Miss, telephone operator, r. 2316
Bryant

" Michael, agent, r. Sli Bowie Av

" Michael, clerk, r. 549 Bryant

" Michael T., marine fireman, r. 541, 1st

" Owen, capitalist, r. 2810b Howard

" Patrick, r. 1207 Broderick

" Patrick, cabinet maker, r. 1309 Dolores

Corcoran Thomas, iron worker Fulton Eng. &

Ship Bldg Wks, r. 69 Natoma
" Thomas, stevedore, r. 7^ Clinton Park
" Thomas H., clerk Robinson & Knox, r. 532,

19th
" Thomas J., compositor, r. SVi Bowie Av
" Thomas W., brakeman, r. 201 Guerrero
" Timothy J., lineman, r. 2316 Bryant
" William, longshoreman, r. 357 Clementina

rear
" William, purser steamer Farallone, r. 532,

19th
" William B., tailor, r. 825% Filbert
" William D..coflee roaster McCarthy Bros..

r. 334, 27th
" William H., butcher, r. 154, 4th
" William W., gripman Market St. Ry., r.

1512 Howard
4®"Corcoran. See Cochran and Cochrane
Cordan Antonio C, barber, 227Drumm, r. East

Oakland
Cordano Edward, horseshoer. r. 2234 Post
" Fernando (Cereghino & Co.), r. cor Mission

and Silver Av
" G. B. & Co. (Geo. B. Cordano and Giuseppe

Solari), bakery, confectionery and res-
taurant, 108-110, 3d
" Geo. B. (G. B. Cordano & Co.), r. 635A Minna
" Giuseppe, bootblack, r. 7 St. Charles PI
" John, bootblack Cornelius Lyons, r. 502

Greenwich
" John, fruits and vegetables, 1517 Devisa-

dero
■' John A. (L. F. Sericano & Co.), r. 153i4

Clara
" Joseph, bootblack George Obenauer, r. 502

Greenwich
" Louis, clerk, r. 7 St. Charles PI
" Luigi, laborer, r. 311 Union
" Luigi Jr., clerk, r. 311 Union
" Maria, widow, r. 7 St. Charles PI
" Peter, r. 7 St. Charles PI
Cordaro Edward, liquors, SW cor Jones and

O'Farrell
Cordell Adolph, stenographer, r. 22 Hawthorne
" Edward C, attorney at law, 420 California,

rooms 14-15, r. 1141 Market
■' Elizabeth, widow, r. 2 Eureka PI
"• William, oysterman Henry Puttock, r. 1603

California
Cordelia George, fireman str City of Sydney, r.

5291/2, 2d
Corden Edward E., clerk Thomas J. Corden, r.

351, 4th
Corden Thomas J., cigars, tobacco and sta-
tionery, 351, 4th
Corder Amelia Miss, forewoman William Pil-

ger, r. 319 Turk
•' Ernest H., driver Stulz Bros., r. 29 Norfolk
" Harry, expressman, cor 5th and Folsom, r.

29 Norfolk
" Henrietta, widow, r. 319 Turk
" Henrietta Miss, dressmaking, llSMcAUis-

ter, r.3I9 Turk
" Luke J., laborer, r. 14O14 Shipley
Cordes Albert F., laundryman, r. 215!^, 23d
" Anna, widow, r. 97 Hickory Av
" August, manager West Disinfecting Co.

(New York), 320 Sansome, room 14, r. 411

Mason
" Brun (Cordes & Warnke), r. San Rafael
" Charles F., cigar maker Paul Werner, r.

318 Day
" Charles H., clerk, r. 97 Hickory Av
" Edward, butcher Edward Brugge, r. 318

Day
" Fred Rev., pastor Salem Evangelical

Church (Gei-man), r. 737 Shotwell
" Gustave, carpenter, r. 318 Day
" Herman J., clerk Charles Meinecke & Co.,

r. 1501 Valencia
" Herman W., teamster, r. 121 Hickory
" Hermann Rev., pastor Emanuel Church of

the Evangelical Assn., r. 2014, 12th
" Jacob, groceries and liquors, SE cor Va-
lencia and 26th
" John (Sturcke & Cordes), r. 3277 Mission
" John, bartender Hermann A. Lunsmann &

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Cordes John, bookkeeper, r. 712, 20th
" John H., liquors,910and911Kearny,r. 4 Sil-
ver Star PI
" Richard G. W., clerk Roehr & Eggers, r.

272, 1st
" William F. (Pattosien Carpet Co.), r. 917,

20th
" & Warnke (Brun Cordes and Herman
Warnke), groceries and liquors, 1300
Valencia
>8®="Cordes. See Cords

Cordi Maggie Mrs., restaurant. 1063 Market
Cordial Maggie, domestic, 718 Central Av
CordichMary Miss, r. 403 Bryant
Cordivala Augustine, carpet layer, r. 60'Connell

PI
Cordray William P., electrician, r. 974 Folsom
Cordrey Grant, secretary Renters' Co-operative
Investment Co., 328 Montgomery, r. 410
Hyde
Cords David A., merchant, r. 620 Eddy
" David A. Jr., with The Bank of California,

r. Alameda
" H., special policeman Harbor Commission-
ers
" Joseph, messman str Australia
jeS~Cords. See Cordes

Cordsen Ferdinand, confectioner John Kohs, r.
331, 4th
" Jess D. (Cordsen & Gerdes), r. 1221 Polk
" Peter, bartender Herman Steljes, r. 1016

Poik
" & Gerdes (Jess D. Cordsen and John
Gerdes), bakery, 1221 Polk
Cordy Edward L., clerk Tom C. Grant, r. 24
Hanover PI
" John J., assistant secretary American
Foresters' Hall Assn., 120 O'Farrell, r.
516 Jersey
" Walter M., salesman, r. 123 Hartford
Core Edward, watchman William Beatty, r. 426
Ringold rear
" Maiy, widow, r. 426 Ringold rear
Coreal Stephen, barber L. Giercke, r. 1209 Va-
lencia
Coret Emma, widow, r. 124 Morris Av
Corey Capitola Mrs., bookkeeper, r. 204 Golden
Gate Av
" Charles E., copyist County Clerk's oface, r.

811 Harrison
" Donald, laborer, r. 26 Minna
" George T., clerk, r. 1002 Polk
" John J., clerk Claus G. Meyer, r. 811 Harri-
son
" Joseph L., clerk Hammam Baths, r. 11

Haight
" Maria, widow, r. 811 Harrison
" Thomas A., plumber William F. Wilson, r.
811 Harrison
4S~Corey. See Cory
Corfield John T., mining, r. 1320 Market
Corinson Isaac, upholsterer, r. 2900 Buchanan
" Jacob, assistant City and County Surveyor,

r. 2900 Buchanan
. " Morris, peddler, r. 2900 Buchanan
" Nathan, capitalist, r. 2509 Fillmore
" Simon, carpet layer, r. 2900 Buchanan
Corinthian Yacht Club, J. W. Pew commodore,
Alex J. Young secretary, 4 Mills Bldg.
7th floor
Corish Richard, wine-room clerk Palace Hotel
Corkery Dennis (P. Corkery & Sons), r. 1439 Har-
rison
Corkery George S., recording secretary Coal
Dealers' Association of California, 22
Market, room 9, r. 8^4 Sherman
James (Corkery & Quill), r. 422 Tehama
John, upholsterer Frank D. Worth, r. 1724

Mission
John D., expressman, cor Market and 4th,

r. Ill Juniper
John F. (P. Corkery & Sons), r. 1439 Har-
rison
Mary Miss, teacher Hearst Grammar
School, r.' 621 Eddy
Corkery P. & Sons (Patrick, John F. and Den-
nis), proprietors San Francisco Furni-
ture Moving, Packing and Shipping Co.,
1127 Sutter

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Corkery Patrick (P. Corkery & Sons), r. 1439 Har-
rison
Corkery & Quill (James Corkery and Anthony
Quill), groceries, wines and liquors, SW
cor 5th and Howard, and SE cor 26th
and Alabama
Corl Joseph E., advertising manager, r. 1216

Scott
Corleis Henry, steward Ahlborn House, r. 243

Minna
Corlett Arthur T., groceries, 21 Minna
" Hettie M. Miss, school teacher, r. 333 Shot-
well
" Mary Mrs., i'anitress Webster Primary

School, r. 615 Jessie
" William J., clerk, r. 615 Jessie
i^=Corlett. See Curlett
Corley Hannah, widow, r. 228 Lobos
" John H., clerk, r. 9 Laurel PI
" John M., laborer, r. 228 Lobos
" John M., motorman Market St. Ry., r. 16M

Oak Grove Av
" Margaret, widow, r. 9 Laurel PI
" Maria, widow, r. -iUy^. Cole
" Michael, horseshoer Peter Lynch, r. 9

Grant Alley
" Patrick, bartender Michael Lane
" Patrick, shoemaker, r. 272 Stevenson
" Thomas F., molder. r. 9 Laurel PI
" Timothy, clerk L. Concannon, r. 1577 Mar-
ket
" Timothy, longshoreman O. R. & N. Co.
>8S="Corley. See Curley

Corliss Edward M.. foreman M. A. Graham,
r. 128 Ridley
" William B., machinist M. A. Graham, r.
613 Bush
Cormac T. E. K. (Cormac & Donohoe), r. Sau-

salito
Cormac & Donotioe (T. E. K. Cormac and Denis
Donohoe Jr.), attorneys at law, 207 Bat-
tery
Cormack Charles F.. manager Hooker & Co..
1640 Market, r. 2508 Folsom
" Jessie, widow, r. 239, 5th
" John M., fireman, r. 239, 5th
" William, porter, r. 239, 5th
" William^ salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., r. 1029 McAllister
Corman Edward P., salesman Goldberg. Bowen

& Co., r. 204 Ellis
Corn Fanny, widow, r. 14 Freelon
Cornahrens Hem-y, bookkeeper S; F. Planing

Mill, r. 620 Steiner
Cornart Louis S., teamster, r. 1614'^ Buchanan
Cornberger Charles, painter, r. 19b Kissling
Corneen John (Montague & Corneen), r. 43 Valley
Comehl Ferdinand, confectioner, r. 15 Marye

Terrace
Corneille Lily, ironer H. G. Giannini, r. 7a5

Geary
Cornelia Kate, widow, r. 13i4 August Alley
Cornelius C. Mrs., medium, r. 1136 Market
" Charles, gardener, r. 765 Mission
" Emily Miss, clerk, r. 749 Folsom
" Frederick F.. collector Philip Meyer, r. 715 30
Gough ^

" George W.. fireman, r. 3411 Mission
•• Gustav, clerk Witzel & Baker, r. 1410

Washington
" Louis, teamster Louis Spiegel, r. 749 Fol-
som
" Louis Jr., teamster, r. 749 Folsom
" Minnie, widow, r. 123, 3d Av
" Richard, conductor Market St. Ry., r.
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Cornelius Samuel, blacksmith, r. 141 Chestnut

" Theodore, groceries and liquors, 68, 9th
Cornell Adeline Miss, telephone operator, r. 735
Geary
" Almanza A. (Cornell & Co.), r. 506 Capp
" Ann, widow, r. 31 Moss, rear
" Charles E.. accountant Blythe estate, 1-4

Grant Av, r. East Oakland
" Charlotte, widow, r. 1320 Page
•' J. B. Mrs., widow, r. 735 Geary
" John R., painter, r. 634, 4th
" Josephine, widow, r. 1320 Page
" Mark C, cook, r. 33 John
" Mary, widow, r. 206 Moulton
" Michael, laborer, r. 28th Av S. uth, bet H

and I
" Richard, painter, r. 31 Moss, rear
" Robert, hallman Grand Hotel
" Roger B., candy maker Georee Haas &

Son, r. 1401 Scott
" William J., with Singer Mfg. Co., r. Sausa-

11 to
'^ Willis F., president The Painter-Cornell
Co., 510 Clay, r. 2212 San Jose Av, Ala-
meda
" & Co. (Almanza A. Cornell and Lester E.
James), coopers' gauges, 410 Main
i^~ Cornell. See Carnell, Carnall and Kernell
Corneps Frank, plumber, 1915 Howard
" Herman J., tinsmith W. W. Montague &
Co., r. 918 Vallejo
Cornfield Saul, contractor, r. 206 Fillmore
4®- Cornfield. See Corfield
Cornfoot George E., longshoreman, r. 514, 3d
" Harry, stevedore, r. 514, 3d
" James, r. 514, 3d
" Samuel, boilermaker, r. 514, 3d
Cornick Charles H., conductor Market St. Ry.,

r. 415V2 Jersey
Corning C. R., mining engineer, 223 Crocker

Bldg, r. Pacific-Union Club
Cornish John, seaman, r. 680 Clementina
" John F., burnisher, r. 680 Clementina
•' Thomas H., foreman painter S. P. Co.,r.
810 Waller
Cornucopia Saloon, Ernest H. Blohm proprie-
tor, SE cor Howard and Main
Cornwall Ambiose F., salesman O. P. Downing
&Co., r. Oakland
" Arthur W., salesman Black Diamond Coal

Mining Co., r. 3215 Sacramento
■' Bruce student, r. SE cor Page and Bu-
chanan
" Felicia F. Mrs., r. 1802 Howard
Cornwall Frank, oculist, professor of ophthal-
mology California Medical College, 227
Geary, telephone Main 5771, r. San Ra-
fael
" George, engineer S. P. Co., r. 1719 Howard
" John, millwright, r, 408, 9th
Cornwall Pierre B., president Black Diamond
Coal Mining Co., and Bellingham Bay
and British Columbia Railroad Co.,
offlce 450 Main, r. SE cor Page and
Buchanan
" The, Robert B. Little proprietor, 416 O'Far-

rell
" William, bootblack, 101, 4th, r.220, .3d
Cornwell Delia S., widow, r. 2 Fair Oaks
" George P., messenger, r. 1227 Pine
" Jane, widow, r. 522 Turk
" John P., driver A. Meyer, r. 1908'/2 Ellis
" William H. Jr., clerk J. D. Spreckels &

Bros. Co., r. 1400 Van Ness Av
■' William W., boxmaker, r. 911 Greenwich
Cornyn Delia, widow, r. 527'/i, 19th

Cornyn Francis, groceries and liquors, 1116 Fol-
som, r. 1118% Folsom
" Frank T., elevatorman, r. 136 Francisco
" Frank W., deputy license collector, r. 28

Lloyd
" James, boarding, 825 Battery
" James T., packer Heywood Bros. & Co., r.

7 Willow Av
" John, carriage painter, r. 424^^ Shotwell
" John J., packer, r. 136 Francisco
" Joseph H., carriage painter, r. 52714,19th
" M. Miss, with Theo. C. Marceau, r. 3 Crook
" Margaret J. Miss, r. 825 Battery
" Mortimer, laborer, r. 62 Natoma
" Rosa, widow, bakery, 136 Francisco
" Rose Mrs., proprietor The Metropolis. 1654

Market
" William F., rattan worker, r. 527V4, 19th
Corona Antonio R., barber Chris tof Ludwig, r.
258 Minna
" Cosmetic Co., E. W. Crook manager, 126

Kearny, room 49
" House The, Miss Lizzie Erbe and Mrs.
Frances Erbe proprietors, 246, 6th
Coronado Water Co., C. B. Rode & Co. agents,

318 Battery
Coroner City and County, Dunbar Alley nr

Merchant
Corpe Richard B., cutter Standard Shirt Fac-
tory, r. 208 Linden Av
Corporandi Cesar, capitalist, r. 619 Pacific
Corporation Yard (S. F. F. D.), 50-52 Sacra-
mento
Corporation Yards (Street Dept.), 113 City Hall

Av and 814, 6th
Corr Ann, widow, r. 12 Verona PI rear
" Bridget, widow, r. 250 Chenery
" David L., compositor W. A. Woodward &
Co., r. 638 Green
Corr Frank, president Bay City Transfer Co.,
244 Sutter, r. 1313 Baker
" Rose, widow, r. 3529, 16th
" William, plumber, r. 21114 Polk
J8®=-Corr. See Carr and Korr
Corrado Domenico. seaman, r. 3 Vallejo
Corrado L. & Co. (Luigi Corrado and Guillermo
Cagnacci), groceries and liquors, 316
Broadway
" Luigi (L. Corrado & Co.), r. 321% Broadway
" Maria Mrs. (M. Cicchi & Co.),r.

Corralitos Paper Mill Co. (Corralitos, Cal.,)
James Brown secretary, 109 California,
room 15

Corran W. H. L., manager Crocker-Langley
San Francisco Directory, 215-219 Bush,
5th floor

Correl M. Mrs., widow, r. 301 Leavenworth

Corribeau Edna, widow, r. 428b 24th

Corridan Maurice P., groceries and liquors, 441
Jessie, r. 1206 Mission
" M. P. Mrs., millinery, 1206 Mission

Corridon Hannah, widow, r. 1718a Lexington Av

Corriea John F., salesman Trobock & Bergen, r.
607 Stockton

Corrigan Catherine, widow, r. 42 Hofl Av
" Edward, horseman, r. The Baldwin
" Elizabeth E., widow, r. 1329 Minna
" Eugene, gardener, 2000 California
■' James, r. 409, 3d
" James H., salesman Raphael Weill & Co.,

r. Oakland
" John, driver Caspar Stein
" John, stonecutter, r. 28 Turk
" John, tailor, 304 Minna
" John, wagonmaker, r. 624 Minna
" John J., hostler, r. 920 Green
" Joseph, plasterer, r. 42 Hofl Av
" Michael, laborer, r. 217 Perry
" Patrick, laborer, r. 16a Stanly PI
" Peter, r. 2802 Greenwich
" Thomas, hostler, r. 633 Stevenson
" Thomas E., draughtsman, r. 1321,^, 14th rear
" Thomas P., clerk, r. 2430 Sacramento

«yCorrigan. See Carrigan

Corrin Jacob, tailor, 230, 7th

Corry Sarah, widow, r. (Lick) Old Ladies' Home
" Trevor (Fitzpatrick & Corry), r. 610 Polk

Corsiglia Johanna, widow, r. 1510 Mason

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Corsiglia John (L. Lercari & Co.), r. 1419 Powell
rear
" John, carpenter, r. 1510 Mason
" Mamie Miss, saleslady, r. 1510 Mason
Corson William L., draughtsman Union Gas

Engine Co., r. 1512 Vallejo
Cortage Fred W. G., laborer Francis Smith &

Co., r. Oakland
Cortei Manuel, fisherman, r. 222 Broadway
Cortelyou Ahram W., bartender, r. 220a O'Far-
rell
" Conelius L,., cashier Joseph T. Terry, r.

624 Capp
" Mark E., butcher, r. 113, 24th
" Peter L,., dairy produce, 10 California Mar-
ket, r. Alameda
Cortes Thomas, cook str Corona
Cortese Frank, barber Deckelman & Davis, r. 4

Pollard PI
Cortez Louis M., laborer Union I. Wks., r. 832
Illinois
" M. Miss, teacher French, r. lOOl Pine
" Martinino, harness maker, r. 930 Jackson
Corthay Henry M., messenger, r. 2001 Taylor
Cortlcelli Silk Co. (New York), manufacturers
silk thread, Brown & Metzner agents,
• 535 Market
Corticelli T. B., r. Palace Hotel
Cortissoz Samuel H., merchant, r. 721 Eddy
Corts William, hat presser, r. 1238 Howard
Cortsen Charles, baker, r. SSSVallejo
" Henry J., laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r.

1194 Treat Av
•< Martha Miss, r. 323 Vallejo
" Mary, widow, r. 323 Vallejo
" Mary Miss, r. 323 Vallejo
Corvi Giovanni, r. 7 Bartol
" Louis (Corvi & Franchini), r. 222 Francisco
" Louis, molder Joshua Hendy Machine

Wks., r. 2208 Powell
" & Franchini (Louis Corvi and Miss Gior-
gina Franchini), restaurant, 2208 Powell
Corville M., proprietor Corville Packing Co., r.
376 San Jose Av
" Packing Co., M. Corville proprietor, canned
goods, 372-376 San Jose Av
Corwell Charles R., milkman, r. 1325 Filbert
" Frank T., tinsmith George H. Tay Co., r.

1325 Filbert
•' James A., driver Chemical Engine 3, r. 210

Jackson
" Jane, widow, r. 1325 Filbert
•' Joseph W., extraman Truck 4, r. 1325 Fil-
bert
Corwin Adelbert, porter, r. 10 Carlos PI
" George W., laundryman.r. 422V4 Guerrero
" Gillespie B., traveling salesman Boltz,

Clymer & Co., r. 26C4 Howard
" Harley G., bookkeeper, r. 25 Hill
" Lewis T., salesman, r. 725 Waller
Corwin Thornton J., manager Western Roll
Paper Co., 421-423 Sacramento
" William B., traveling salesman Robert L.
Toplitz & Co., r. 705 Ashbury
Cory Ada, widow, r. 1516 Polk
" Brothers & Co. Limited (Cardiff and Lon-
don, Eng.), coal mining, F. Loyd Jones
agent, 303 California, room 15
" Frank H., clerk delivery dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" Frank J. packer Tillmann & Bendel, r. 326

Oak
" Perry, r. 1528 Howard
4i®- Cory. See Corey

Coryell Agnes Miss, dressmaker, r. 1222 Broad-
way
" John R., real estate, 307 Montgomery, r.

2514 Pine
" John R. Jr., office 307 Montgomery, r. 2514

Pine
" Joseph, door keeper St. Mary's Hospital
" Joseph B., real estate, 307 Montgomery, r.
2514 Pine
Cosack John, carpenter, r. 2419 Clay

" Margaret Mrs., nurse, r. 2419 Clay
Cosbie F. Erskine, harness maker William Cos-
bie, r. 290214 Mission
" Henry R., clerk, r. 3 Selina PI
" Henry St. J., driver, r. 7 Stephen's Court

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

China and Japan Mattings.

Cboice AssortmeQt of
Novelties.

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Cosbie Hugh S. C, harness and collars, 2205 Mis-
sion

" James, harness maker William Cosbie, r.
610, 3d

" John W., harness maker William Cosb e,r.
508 Ellis

" Mary, domestic, 230, 7th Av

" William, harness maker, 535 Mission, r.
610, 3d

" William, teams 'er, r. 3 Selina PI
Cosgrave Desmond De L., clerk, r. 2108 Post

" James K., cashier Post, r. 2108 Post
Cosgrave J. O'Hara, editor The Wave, 220-222
Crocker Bldg, r. 2108 PoSu

" John B., varieties, 204, 5th and salesman
M. Friedman & Co., r. 204, 5th

" Sabina Mrs., groceries, 7 Decatur
4S- Cosgrave. See Cosgrove
Cosgrift Annie G. Mrs., millinery, 48, 3d, r. 2411
Webster

" Harry H., clerk Shainwald, Buckbee & Co.
r. 801 Mason

" John E., dry goods and notions, NE cor
Sagamore and Plymouth Av

" Martin F. (M. F. Cosgriff & Co.), r. 801 Ma-
son

" M. F. & Co. (Martin F. Cosgriff), repackers
merchandise, 417 Battery
Cosgrove Ann, widow, r. 1430 Jackson

" Arthur, operator S. F. Dist. Tel. Co., r. 825
Vallejo rear

" Augustine F., coaductor Market St. Ry., r.

" B., clerk California Hotel, r. 928^4 Pine

" Brothers (Frederick H. and John P.), gro-
ceries and liquors, 2942 Folsom

" Catherine, widow, r. 500, 26th

" Charles J., teamster, r. 118 Bernard

" Edward, driver Occidental Hotel

" Edward, plater S. F. Plating Wks, r. 815
Mission

" Edward H., clerk Mann & Wilson, r. 631
Geary

" Ellen, widow, r. 605 Geary

" Ellen, widow, groceries, 1854 Natoma

" Frank, engineer, r. 28 South Park

" Frank M.. stenographer Pac. Tel. & Tel.
Co.,r. 932 Bush

" Frederick H. (Cosgrove Bros.), r. 2938 Fol-
som

•' James, bartender R. B. Darker, r. 622 Sac-
ramento

^' James, helper Bush & Mallett Co., r. 100
McAllister

" James, laborer, r. NE cor North Point and
Broderick

" James, painter, r. 815 Mission

" James, printer, r. 1430 Jackson

" James Jr., nurseryman, r. NE cor North
Point and Broderick

" John, cook D. Halloran, r. 728'-A California

" John, engineer str Modoc, r. 560E 22d
Cosgrove John E., cashier Cadman & Kittle,

307 California, r. 100 McAllister
Cosgrove John F., wines and liquors, 225 Clay,
r. 1103 Vallejo

" John H.. porter Lewis, Anderson & Co., r.
NE cor North Point and Broderick

" John W., superintending engineer P. C. S. S.
Co., r. 775 Harrison

" John P. (Cosgrove Bros.), r. 500, 26th
Cosgrove John T., plumber and gasfitter, 9
Oak, r. 426 Hermann

" John T., salesman, r. 825 Vallejo rear

" Joseph, r. 722 Tennessee

" Kate, widow, r. 911 Greenwich

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Cosgrove Leo J., sign painter, r. 825 Vallejo rear
" Maria, widow, r. 131 Francisco
" Mary, widow, r. 518 Grove
" Patrick C, r. 118 Bernard
" Patrick H., fireman P. C. S. S. Co., r. 9 Koh-

lerPl
" Richard, porter Sherman, Clay & Co., r. 12

Roach
" Thomas, r. 836, 22d
" Thomas, bridge builder, r. 560 Howard
" Thomas, helper Washburn & Moen Mfg.
Co., r. 131 Francisco
4S" Cosgrove. See Cosgrave
Cosio Laura Miss, shirtmaker, r. 418 Filbert
" Lydia Miss, shirtmaker, r. 418 Filbert
" Sylvester, r. 418 Filbert
Cosmo Commercial Co., R. E. Queen general

man ger, 324 Hayes
Cosmopolitan Advertising Agency, Emanuel
Cevasco manager, 729 Montgomery
" Block, SW cor Bush and Sansome, David-
son & Leigh agents, 137 Montgomery
" Club, I. Baruch manager, 131 Phelan Bldg
Cosmopolitan Hotel. William Fahey proprie-
tor, 100, 5th
" House, Olof Peterson proprietor, 211-213
Steuart
Cosmopolitan Printing House, P. J. Thomas

proprietor, 207 Sacramento
Cosmopolitan Veterinary Infirmary, Cesare

Masoero proprietor, 811 Howard
Cosmos Club, Gregory P. Harte secretary, 317
Powell, telephone Main 1337
" Gold Mining and Milling Co., J. W. Pew

secretary, 310 Pine, room 15
" House. Mrs. Lizzie Thomas proprietor,

1020 Market
" Building and Loan Association, J. S. Hop-
kins secretary, 101 Battery
Coso House, Joseph Habergartenproprietor, 411

Sansome
Cosper Louis H., advertising agent, r. 216 Eddy
Cossanovich Martin (Versalovich & Cossano-

vich), r. 142, 6th
Cossell Jackson, messenger Bank of British

Columbia, r. 800 Kearny
Cosseron Armand, cellarman E. Campion, r.

Berkeley
Cost August, butcher, 1343 Velencia
" E. E. Miss, stenographer Union I. Wks, r.

1930 Stockton
" Frederick, transferrer Britten & Rey. r.
1930 Stockton
Costa Angela, widow, r. 4% Keyes Alley
" Antonio, seaman, r. 706 Front
" Antonio C. (Bello & Costa), r. Ill Jackson
" Emanuel, bartender, r. 2 Selina PI
" Eugenio, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo
" Francisco, r. 641 Broadway
" Francisco, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo
" Frank, waiter str Australia
" Genaro, bootblack, r. 108 Valparaiso
" Genaro, laborer, r. 11 Pollard PI
" Giacomo, secretary The Cuneo & Costa

Co., 5 Montgomery Av., r. 205 Lombard
" Henry, porter Martin, "Feusier & Co., r. 115

Dorland
" Hotel, 314 Pacific
Costa Jose, fire and marine insurance and con-
sul Uruguay, 114 Montgomery, telephone
Main 69, r. 1512 Broadway
" J. R., tamale maker, r. 263 Perry rear
" Lodovico (Granucci Grocery Co.), r. 732

Broadway
" Lorenzo, wholesale groceries, 608 Front, r.
3110 Taylor

Co.,

Costa Louis, florist, 638 Broadway, r. 4V^ Keyes

Alley
" Luigi, teamster, r. SW cor Franklin and

Greenwich
" Manuel, bootblack, r. 10 Margaret PI
'■ Manuel, longshoreman, r. 287 Union
" Manuel T., bartender Arthur Josue
" Peter, r. SE cor 20th and Florida
" Peter, dairyman, Hamilton nr Bowdoin
" Peter, florist Louis Costa, r. 414 Keyes

Alley
" Peter, laborer Cal. Italian Paste Co., r.

1046 Vermont
" Peter, storekeeper, Fisherman's Wharf
4®-Costa. See Coster, Koster and Kosta
Costamagna Frank, clerk, r. 28 Franklin

" Peter, fruit and vegetables, 28 Franklin
Costell Paul, molder, r. 417Folsom
CosteUo A. J., secretary O'Connor, Moffatt &

Co., 111-121 Post, r. 1033 Golden Gate Av
" Annie, widow, r. 1310 Montgomery
" Catherine, widow, r. 611 Greenwich
" Daniel, laborer, r, 101 Gilbert
" Daniel, plasterer, r. 2 McLea Court
" David J., salesman J. J. O'Brien

923 O'Farrell
" Dennis, teamster, r. 439, 11th *

" Edward F., teamster, r. 28V4 Page
" Henrietta, widow, r. 1517 Dupont
" James, boilermaker, r. 1208!^ Union
" James, gardener, r. 542 Bryant
" James, packer Buckingham & Hecht, r.

1310 Montgomery Av
" James, sailmaker, r. 2559 Greenwich
Costello James M., vice-president O'Connor,

Moffatt & Co., 111-121 Post, r. 1808 Bush
" James P., gardener, r. 2000 McAllister
" J. E. Mrs., r. 1314, 6th
" John, r. 317 Francisco
" John, r. 136 Ellis

" John, baker Am. Biscuit Co.. r. 1257 Mont-
gomery
" John, butcher Henry G. PfaefBe, r. 1839

Market
" John, foreman A. S. Neal Warehouse Co.,

r. 305 Day
" John, laborer, r. 837 Folsom
" John, laborer Occidental Foundry, r. 41

Minna
" John, mechanic, r. IV2 Russ
" John, printer, r. Moultrie nr Crescent Av
" John Mrs., widow, r. 5 Julian Av
" John A., street contractor, r. 1035 Shotwell
" John B., special policeman, r. 641 Harrison
" John F., blacksmith, r. 737a 21st
" John H., longshoreman, r. 2 Hodge's Alley
" John J., clerk, r. 325 Langton
" Joseph, clerk Richard H. Jones, r. 2000

McAllisier
" Joseph H., painter, r. 905 Francisco
" Joseph M., plumber William S. Snook &

Son, r. 5 Julian Av
" Louis, can maker Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 2 Hodge's Alley
" Mary Miss, saleslady, r. 737a 21st
" Mav, telephone operator, r. 13 Harriet rear
" Michael, clerk Haslett & Bailey, r. 305 Day
" Michael, laborer, r. 1329^4 Minna
" Michael, marble cutter, r. 1329 Broderick
" Michael J., groceries, 747 Brannan
" Michael J., printer, r. 945, 21st
" Patrick, laborer U. S. Engineer's dept.,

r. Presidio
" Patrick, longshoreman, r. Elsie nr Cort-
land Av ,
" Patrick H., r. 528, 6th
" Peter, engineer, r. 1536 Post
" Peter, shoemaker, 1534 Dolores
" Richard, r. 10631/4 Howard rear
" Richard, clerk, Goldberg, Bowen & Co.,

r. 1510 Harrison
" Richard W., bookkeeper O'Connor, Moffatt

& Co., r. Mountain View. Cal
" Robert, marine engineer, r. 1605, 24th
" Stephen V. (Henley & Costello). attorney

at law, 101 Sansome, room 18-19, r. 736

Valencia
" Thomas, laborer, r. 608, 6th
" Thomas, laborer, r. 953 Folsom

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Costello Thomas, laborer, r. 1328 Natoma

Thomas E., machinist Fulton Eng. & Ship

Bldg. Wks, r. 611 Greenwich
Thomas W., salesman Owl Drug Co., r. 905

Market
v., seaman str City of Sydney
Walter, assistant O'Connor, Moflatt & Co..

r. 1526 Post
Will, assistant O'Connor, Moflatt & Co.,

r. 1526 Post
William, blacksmith O'Brien & Sons. r.
2559 Greenwich
Costello William, president O'Connor, Moflatt
& Co., 111-121 Post, r. 923 Grove
" William, teamster Cal. Furniture Mfg.

Co., r. 525 Howard
" William C, teamster, r. 34 Linden Av
je®="Costello. See Castello and Castillo
Coster Thomas, laborer, r. 25 Garden
4®="Coster. See Costa and Koster
Costich Nicholas, bartender, r. 107 Austin
Costigan Augustus B., with Costigan, Cohen &
Co., r. 1634 Sacramento
" , Cohen & Co. (James M. Costigan), grain

and wool brokers 303 California
" George D., physician, r. 3034 California
" James, manager Mrs. Thomas Costigan, r.

12131/2 Eddy
" James M. (Costigan, Cohen & Co.), r. Oak-
land
" John, helper Mrs. Thomas Costigan, r.

12131/2 Eddy
" Thomas (Costigan & Flynn), r. 200 Stockton
" Thomas Mrs., widow, blacksmith and
wagon maker, 402-404 Jackson, r. I2131/2
Eddy
Costigan William J., clerk U. S. Circuit Court
and U. S. Commissioner, Appraisers'
Bldg, room 51, r. 3034 California
" & Flynn (Thomas Costigan and Michael
Flynn), liquors, 200 Stockton
Costley George W., barber, 28a Ellis, r. 431

Minna
Costodio Escolastico O., porter E. J. Cook, r. 6

Card Alley
Cota Michael, vaquero, r. 14th Av South nr P
" Miguel, vaquero Horn & Judge, r. 12th Av
South nr P
Cotati Co. The, George T. Page secretary, 302

California, room 11
Cote Jacques E., wheelwright, r. Boutwell nr

Augusta
Cotelli Amerigo, laborer, r. 10 Margaret PI
Cotes Wesley J., student, r. 1428 Folsom
Cotler Oscar, carpenter, r. 260 Golden Gate Av
Goto Mariana, bootblack John Rothenberg, r.

527 Sacramento
Cotrel Amy E. Miss, school teacher, r. 3220 Clay
" Edna Miss, teacher Richmond Primary

School, r. 3220 Clay
" Lucy Miss, teacher Pacific Heights Gram-
mar School, r. 3220 Clay
" William B., clerk Cal. Powder Wks, r. 3220
Clay
i6S=Cotrel. See Cotterell and Cottrell
Cotta J., waiter Popular Dining Rooms
Cotte Elodie Mme., laundry, 407 Geary, r. 426a
Geary
" Joseph B., printer, r. 426a Geary
" Julie Miss, clerk, r. 426a Geary
Cotter Agnes, domestic, 539 Turk
" Agnes M., widow, r. 2731 Pine
" Anna, domestic, 3100 Washington
" Dennis, gardener, r. 718 Grove rear
■ " Fannie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1411 Baker
" Gus, bartender Russ House
" Helen, dressmaker, r. 1411 Baker
" James, fireman str Pomona, r. 13 Geneva
" James, laborer, r. 212% Perry
" James A., carpenter and builder, 93 Hofl-

man Av
" James E., door maker, r. 36 Louisa
" John, junk dealer, r. Bright nr Palmetto Av
" John J. (Morgan & Cotter), r. 718 Grove rear
" Kate Miss, laundress Palace Hotel, r. 312!4

Perry
" Kate Mrs., r. 720 Geary
" Lawrence, shoemaker Wm. Sinclair, r. 53
Montezuma

W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.

Artistic Tiles,

Flaxn, Glazed and Decorated.

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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Cotter Maurice, r. 306 Valencia
" Nicholas, teamster P. A. McDonald, r. 36

Louisa
" Nicholas Jr., door maker, r. 36 Louisa
" Patrick, miller Del Monte Milling Co., r.

783 Mission
" Patrick J., laborer, r. Sweeney nr Merrill
" Peter J., compositor, r. 306 Valencia
" Richard, clerk P. A. McDonald, r. 36

Louisa
" Richard, expressman, r. 499, 4th
" Richard J. , plumber Grand Hotel, r. 1106,

19 th
" Thomas, clerk, r. 306 Valencia
" Timothy, gardener, r. 107 Wood
" William B., laborer Guadaloupe Dairy Co.,
r. San Bruno Av nr 15th Av South
4@"Cotter. See Cotta and Cutter
Cotterill M. Miss, stenographer Johnson-Locke

Mercantile Co., r. 715 Sutter
Cottingham Hilliard P., with Tallant Banking

Co., r. Cosmos Club
Cottle Hugh P., plasterer, r. 2 Wall PI
" James E., driver Police Patrol, r. 1528

Jackson
" John E., house decorator, r. 211714 Bush
rear
Cottle John E. Rev., rector St. Brigid's Church,
r. 2111 Van Ness Av
" Thomas E., painter, r. 1018 Jackson
Cottmann Ezekiel T. Rev., pastor Bethel A.

M. E. Church, r. 1132 Broadway
Cotton Aylett R., attorney at law, 230 Mont-
gomery, rooms 18-19, r. 1615 Jackson
" Aylett R. Jr., attorney at law, 230 Mont-
gomery, rooms 18-19, r. 1615 Jackson
Benjamin, peddler, r. I814 Harriet
Charles W., student, r. 2769, 16th
Frank L., clerk Union I. Wks, r. Oak-
land
James F., bakery, r. 246, 11th
J. J., watchman Golden Gate Park, r. 1015

Market
John J., electrician Market St. Ry.
Mary A., widow, r 1826a Sutter
Susan, stewardess str Mariposa
Walter, boiler maker S. P. Co., r. 2769, 17th
Wesley, clerk Hermann Lewis, r. 114
Pacific
" Zelotus A., capitalist, r. 114 Scott
Cottonsmith Eugene, secretary Caloric Vita Oil

Co., 1513 Buchanan
Cottrell Byron, laborer, r. 506, 4th
" Charles J., teamster Cutter & Co., r. 410

Union
» Edward S., steward, r. 1402, 23d
Cottrell George, superintendent Joseph Wag-
ner Manufacturing Co., 101-103 Mission,
r. Oakland
" Hattie Mrs., r. 1402, 23d
" Henry, with Josiah N. Knowles, r. Oak-
land
" Jennie C, widow, r. 606D Shotwell
" Joseph, waiter, r. 313, 4th
" Walter G., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1634
Grove
4®"Cottrell. See Cotrel and Cotterell
Cottura Peter, basket maker, 727 Sansome
Coturri Albert, boiler maker, r. 1412 Powell
" Lorenzo, shoemaker, 1412 Powell
" Maurice, cooper, r. 1412 Powell
" Peter, fruits and vegetables, 1600 Post
Couch Henry, carriage maker, r. 1022 Mission
" John J., tinsmith, r. 6)4 Glover
" John P., mining, 318 Pine, room 12, r. 810
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Couchman Walter S., car builder, r. 119 Califor-
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Couchot George, draughtsman Harbor Commis-
sioners, r. 507 Pine
" Maurice, draughtsman Union I. Wks., r.
722 California
Couderc Jean, carpenter Legallet-Hellwig Tan-
ning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
" Jules, flesher Legallet-Hellwig Tanning
Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
Coudeu Jean (L. Coustette & Co.), r. 621% Ash Av
Coudewitsky Harris Rev., r. 905 Folsom
Couesnon Alexander (Alexander Couesnon &
Co.), r. 1510 Bush
" Alexander & Co. (Alexander Couesnon) ca"

terers, 1510 Bush
" Rudolph A., clerk, r. 1510 Bush
Coughlan Catherine Miss, teacher, r. 720 Powell
•' Ellen, domestic St. Mary's Hospital
" Harry, clerk, r. 614i/4 Natoma
Coughlan James, millinery, 919 Market
■■ James, salesman The Hamburger Co., r.

6I414 Natoma
" James Mrs., millinery, 919 Market
" James J., teamster, r. 1910 Greenwich
•' John, teamster, r. 1910 Greenwich
" John W. Jr.. teamster, r. 1910 Greenwich
" Joseph E., machinist, r. 516, 4th
■' Margaret, widow, r. 655 Mission
" Margaret Miss, r. 1814 Scott
•• Mary, widow, r. 614i4 Natoma
" Michael, laborer, r. 423 Greenwich
" Patrick, longshoreman, r. 57 Clementina
" Richard, laborer, r. 235, 28th
" Thomas J., clerk Joseph Silverman r.

6I414 Natoma
" William T., motorman Market St. Ry.,r.
729a Grove
Coughlin Cornelius, foundryman, r. 322 Tehama
" Daniel, expressman, r. 20141/4 Bryant Av
■' Daniel, hoseman Engine 8, r. 2406 Larkin
" Daniel J., marine engineer, r. 43 Her-
mann
" Francis D., bookbinder, r. 514|^, 3d
" Frank, plasterer, r. 1113 Hampshire
" James J., teamster, r.l910 Greenwich
" Jeremiah, expressman, r. 2014'/4 Bryant
" Jeremiah, harness cleaner Jensen & Her-

mansen, r. 409 Taylor
" Jeremiah J., longshoreman, r. 16 Sheridan
■■ John, engineer, r. 718 Grove
■' John, laborer, r. 6641/2 Howard
" John, printer, r. 514%, 3d
" John, teamster, r. 1910 Greenwich
" John. C, carpenter, r. 115, 27th
" John F., clerk local freight oface S. P. Co.,

r. 1227 McAllister
" John J., harness maker Kempkey, Gilham

& Sawyer, r. 17 South Park
■' John J., policeman, r. 1117 Greenwich
" Joseph, laborer Market St. Ry., r. 1114

McAllister
" Lena Miss, glovemaker, r. 2406 Larkin
" Mamie Miss, dressmaker, r. 2406 Larkin
■' Martha Miss, clerk, r. 514%, 3d
•' Mary, widow, r. 514%, 3d
" Mary, widow, r. 2406 Larkin
'• Mary E., seamstress, r. 514%, 3d
" Mathew, foreman, r. 39 Perry
" Michael J., cigar maker Schlaberg Bros.,

r. 514%, 3d
" Patrick, stevedore, r. 138 Hickory Av
" Robert, clerk, r. 514%, 3d
" Thomas, r. 14% Sumner

Coughlin Thomas, driver Stone & Co., r. 1515
California
" Timothy, laborer, r. 521 Howard
" Timothy C, clerk Henry Doyle & Co., r.

" William, boxmaker. r. 514%, 3d

" William, helper Risdon I. and L. Wks, r.

945 Mission
" William F., groceries, 1329 Sansome
4®= Coughlin. See Coghlan, Caughlin and

Coughlan
Coughran Peter, policeman, r. 1207 Broderick
Coulie John D., stock clerk Fulton Eng. & Ship

Bldg. Wks, r. 3024 Buchanan
Coull Edward A., traveling salesman, r. 3422

Sacramento
Coulsen Robert, paper hanger, r. 34 Hubbard
Coulson John, clerk C. Curtin, r. 211% Valencia

" Nathaniel T., dentist, 1-2 Murphy Bldg
Coulson Washington C. captain R. C. S., sup-
erintendent construction and assistant
inspector U. S. Life Saving Service,
Appraisers' Bldg, room 35, r. Hotel
Pleasanton
4®*Coulson. See Colson

Coulsting James, longshoreman, r. 120 Town-
send
Coult J. Howard, secretary and manager The
F. A. Week Co.. 53 Stevenson, r. 816%
Haight
" Mary H., widow, r. 816% Haight
Coulter Alfred, r. 26% Zoe
" Chester F., clerk Preferred Accident In-
surance Co., r. Oakland
" Edward A., laborer J. Martenstein & Co.,

r. 647 Howard
" Emily Mrs., r. 1803 Folsom
" Fannie, nurse, r. 1327 Utah
" Frank E., molder, r. 708 Church
" George, clerk S. F. Lumber Co., r. 322

Eureka
•' George M., molder, r. 708 Churh
" James D., r. 1613 Pine
" Joseph, laborer, r. 610, 3d
•' M. E.Mr>., r. 149 Erie
" Nellie J. Miss, nurse St. Luke's Hospital
Coulter Robert, manager Wakefield Rattan
Co., 125 Geary, r. 1921 Clay
" Robert A., driver Simkins & Thorp, r. 149

Erie
" Thomas D., bartender Lick House
" William, r. 708 Church
" William A., artist Call, r. Sausalito
" William E., gripman Market St. Ry., r.

212 Carl
" William H., clerk Railway Mail Service,

r. Oakland
" Winfield W., salesman Wakefield Rattan
Co., r. 1721 Broadway
4®"Coulter. See Coalter and Colter
Coultis Charles, car cleaner S. P. Co.
Couly Adrien, marble polisher Eugene Dumon-

telle, r. 246 Minna
Councilman George S., machinist Wilson T.

Smith Machine Wks, r. 715 Capp
Counihan Daniel, teamster John Counihan & Son,
r. N W cor Carolina and Santa Clara
" Edward, engineer John Counihan & Son, r,

N W cor Carolina and Santa Clara
' ' Jeremiah , trimmer Edison Light and Power

Co., r. 1125 Alabama
" John (John Counihan & Son), r. N W cor

Carolina and Santa Clara
" John teamster, r. 1325 Bush
" John Jr. (John Counihan & Son), r. NW cor

Carolina and Santa Clara
■^ John & Son (John and John Jr.), tanners
and curriers, N E cor Carolina and
Santa Clara
" Patrick, r. 929, 26th
" Patrick, laborer, r. 1416 Montgomery
" Thomas F., teamster, r. 929, 26th
" Timothy, laborer, r. 1907 Dupont
Counter Christopher Jr., plumber J. A. O'Dea, r.
1826 Market
" Christopher E.. paints and oils, 182S Mar-
ket
" Edward C, electrician S. F. & S. M. Ry., r.
420%i, 20th

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Countryman Robert H., attorney at law, 130 San-
some, room 9, r. 103 Walnut

County Alms House, ofl Corbett Av, nr Lake
Honda

County Assessor, New City Hall, 1st floor

County Attorney, New City Hall, 3d floor

County Auditor, New City Hall, 1st floor

County Clerk, New City Hall, 2d floor

County Coroner, Dunbar Alley nr Merchant

County District Attorney, New City Hall,
2d floor

County Hospital, F. H. Stable, M. D., superin-
tendent, Potrero Av bet 23d and 23d

County Jails, No. l N s Broadway bet Kearny
and Montgomery Av, Nos. 2 and 3 W s
San Jose Av nr Ocean House Road

County License Collector, New City Hall, 1st
floor

County Morgue, Dunbar Alley nr Merchant

County Physician, S. S. Kahn, M. D., office 14
Grant Av

County Recorder, Hall of Records, New City
Hall

County Registrar of Voters, New City Hall,
basement

County Sheriff, New City Hall, 1st floor

County Superintendent of Common Schools,
New City Hall, 3d floor

County Superintendent of Streets, New City
Hall, 1st floor

County Surveyer, New City Hall, 3d floor

County Tax Collector, New City Hall, 1st floor

County Treasurer, New City Hall, 1st floor

Couper August, steward Clifl House, r. 311
Eureka

Coupland William F., hatter, 604 Merchant, r.
2414 Hyde

Cournau Peter, tanner, r. L bet 15th and 16th
Avs South

Courneen Dennis, policeman, r. 2656VJ Folsom
" James, laborer, r. 1 Harriet

Courreges Louise Miss, dressmaker Mrs.
Amelia Lichau, r. NW cor Cortland Av
and Buena Vista
" Roch, plumber, r. NW cor Cortland Av and

Buena Vista
" Susan, widow, r. 22 Allen

Coursen Gershom A., stock broker, r. 1060 Fulton
" -Roeckel Ellen Mme, teacher vocal music,

1060 Fulton
" Sherman, 2d officer str Alameda

Courser Frank F., carpenter William T. Thom-
son, r. 6 Jane PI

Coursey James, laborer, r. 61 Natoma
" John, laborer, r. 61 Natoma
" John M., machinist, r. 313c Linden Av
" Thomas J., teamster, r. 61 Natoma

Coursinoux Emily, widow, r. 708b Pine
" Isidore, machinist, r. 918 Pacific

Court Circuit U. S., U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, 3d
floor

Court Circuit of Appeals U. S., U. S. Apprais-
ers' Bldg, 3d floor

Court Commissioners' Supreme Court of Cal-
ifornia, 825 Market, Emporium Bldg

Court Commissioners U. S., U. S. Appraisers'
Bldg, 3d floor

Court District U. S., U. S. Appraisers' Bldg,
3d floor

Court Justices City and County, New City
Hall, 1st floor
" Marie, domestic, SU^ Montgomery

Court Police No. 1, James A. Campbell judge.
New City Hall, 1st floor

Court Police No. 2, Charles T. Conlan judge.
New City Hall, 1st floor

Court Police No. 3, Henry L. Joachimsen judge.
New City Hall, 1st floor

Court Police No. 4, Charles A. Low judge, New
City Hall, 1st floor

Court Superior Department 1, James W. Sea-
well judge. New City Hall, 3d floor

Court Superior Department 2, William R.
Damgerfield judge, New City Hall, 3d
floor

Court Superior Department 3, Daniel J. Mur-
phy judge. New City Hall, 2d floor

Court Superior Department 4, John C. B.
Hebbard judge. New City Hall, 3d floor

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Court Superior Department 5, John Hunt Jr.,

judge. New City Hall, 3d floor
Court Superior Department 6 (criminal),
William T. Wallace judge. New City
Hall, 3d floor
Court Superior Department 7, Austin A. San-
derson judge. New City Hall, 2d floor
Court Superior Department 8, James M.

Troutt judge, New City Hall, 3d floor
Court Superior Department 9 (probate). James
V. Coffey judge. New City Hall, 2d floor
Court Superior Department 10 (insolvency
and probate), Charles W. Slack judge.
New City Hall, 3d floor
Court Superior Department H (criminal), Ed-
ward A. Belcher judge, New City Hall,
2d floor
Court Superior Department 12 (criminal),
George H. Bahrs judge, New City Hall,
2d floor
Court Supreme of California, chambers 835

Market, Emporium Bldg
Courtade John, carpenter, r. 631 Jackson
Courteilles Louis, laundryman D. Lapouble &

Co.
Courtemarsh Joseph S., barber, 2518V^ Market
Courtier Richard J., statement taker S. F. Gas

Light Co., r. 1911 Union
Courtis Frank, commander U. S. N., U. S.
Light House Inspector in charge 12th
district. Safe Deposit Bldg, room 404, r.
Berkeley
" William G., janitor John Swett Grammar
School, r. 803 Page
Courtney A. D., r. 775 Folsom rear
" Albert, teamster C. B. Rode & Co., r. 33

Welsh
" Andrew J., steamfltter William Cronan, r.

1215 Market
" Catherine, domestic, 1900 Page
" Charles C, bootblack, r. 838 Mission
" Daniel, chief engineer tug Alert, r. Ala-
meda
" Edward, porter Wolf & Sons, r. 28 Louisa
" Fen ton P. , rubber worker Bowers Rubber

Co., r. 29 Eddy
" Frank J., porter Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 36a Welsh
" George H., clerk freight auditor's dept. S.

P. Co., r. Alameda
" Gregory E., porter, r. 28 Louisa
" Gregory P., butcher Albert R. Steinbring,

r. 921, 18th
" James D., liquors, 438, 3d, r. 125 Perry
" John, gasfltter Philip Meyer
" John, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 540 Lott
" John, teamster Jos. Scheerer Co., r. cor 9th

and Brannan
" John G.. plumber, r. 28 Louisa
" Kate, domestic, 3700 California
" Michael R., sweeper Harbor Commission-
ers, r. 28 Louisa
" Mollie, domestic, 3700 California
" Thomas, wire mattresfe maker John Hoey,
r. 3lB Clara
Courtois v., commission merchant, 213 San-
some, r. 1319 Mason
Courtright Dora Miss, r. 517 Mason
Courts Bridget, widow, r. 1238 Howard
" Maggie Miss, milliner, r. 1238 Howard
" Thomas F., laborer Golden Gate Park, r.

1238 Howard
" William E. T., hat presser, r. 1238 Howard
i8®="Courts. See Korts

Courvoisier Daisy, widow, r. 631 Golden Gate Av
" Ephraim B., salesman Sanborn, Vail & Co.

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Courvoisier Ernest, electrician W. U. Tel. Co.,

r. 1315 Clay
Cousin Nicolas Mrs., widow, r. 2706 California'
Cousins Ann E., widow, r. 1327 Golden Gate Av
" Arthur H., liquors, 300, 9th
" Charles R., watchmaker, r. 2824 Mission
" Frederick W., coal inspector U. S. A.,

Dept. of Cal., r. Alameda
" Harry J., salesman, r. 615 Geary
" H. H., 3d mate str Areata
" Herbert W., packer, r. 29 Liberty
" John H., engineer Cousins' Dry Dock, r.,310A
Fell
Cousins Joseph J., proprietor Cousins' Dry
Dock, foot Fremont, r. 3348 Clay
" Lucie Mrs., r. 238, 15th
" N. E., master str Areata, r. 517i/2 Capp
" Richard J., engineer, r. 38 Dame
" Robert C, traveling salesman Tillmann &

Bendel, r. 29 Liberty
" William, brickmason, r. 1083 Broadway
" William, engineer str Sunol, r. 730 Hamp-
shire
" William, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Cousins William G., attorney at law, 409 Cali-
fornia, telephone 287, r. 1083 Broadway
J8@=Cousins. See Cousens, Cozzens, Cussens

and Cuzens
Cousins' Dry Dock, Joseph J. Cousins proprie-
tor, office and dock foot Fremont
Coussand Henry, hostler, r. 824 Montgomery
Coustet Jean, proprietor Lily House, 439 Bush
Coustette L. & Co. {Louis Coustette and Jean
Coudeu), wines and liquors, NE cor Mc-
Allister and Laguna
" Louis (L. Coustette & Co.), r. 618 Ash Av
Coutalat Marie Miss, laundress Peter Feutrier
Coutard Louis (Coutard & Hoch), r. 1110 Mason
" & Hoch (Louif Coutard and Julius A.
Hoch). proprietors Frank's Rotisserie,
419 Pine
Coutolenc August, sausage maker Louis Du-
prat, r. 2614 Scott PI
" George H., butcher George Rauber, r. 326

Brannan
" Marie Mrs., laundress Raymond Mom-

boisse, r. 26^4 Scott PI

" Mary, widow, r. 316 Chestnut

Coutou Andrew, plumber, r. 23 Turk

" Jean, liquors, 1603c Point Lobos Av
Coutoumanos Peter J., fruits and confectionery,

213 Grant Av
Coutts Alexander D., engineer John D. McGil-
vray & Co., r. 441 California Ay
" Andrew, proprietor Boston Carpet Clean-
ing Works, 703 Valencia
" James, ship carpenter, r. Roscoe nr Cres-
cent Av
4®=-Coutts. See Coots
Couture Alfred N., physician and surgeon, 508-

509 Spreckels Bldg, r. 328, 29th
Couture Ella Eichardson, physician and sur-
geon, rooms 508-509 Spreckels Bldg, r.
.328, 29th
" Eusebe P., inventor, r. 105 New Mont-
gomery
" Joseph M., roofer, r. 1117, 18th
Covacevich Anton, broom maker Zan Bros. & Co
" Dominick, broom maker Zan Bros. & Co.
" Frank, broom maker Zan Bros. & Co.
" Stephen, broom maker Zan Bros. & Co.
Covaro Catherine, widow, r. 7 Jasper PI
Cove Emily A. Miss, teacher Whittier Primary
School, r. 2011 Howard
" Harry, clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden
Co., r. 2011 Howard

Cove Robert, hardware, 2045 Mission, r. 3011
Howard

" W. J., clerkBaker & Hamilton, r. 2011 How-
ard
Covel Laura B., widow, r. 2041% Mission

" Lewis H., compositor Commercial Publish-
ing Co., r. 30411/4 Mission
Covell Calvin M., salesman Am. Tobacco Co., r.
Oakland

" Charles A., pipe maker, r. 54, 1st

" Charles R., butcher J. Hertz & Co., r. 308
Sutter

" Emma P. Miss (B. F. Hanson & Co.), r. 1008
Hyde

" Walter, electrician, r. 515 Kearny

Covenant Mutual Life Assn.

(Galesburg, 111.), S. N. Wyckoff mana-
ger for California, 3 Odd Fellows' Bldg

Coveney Alfred, pantryman str San Bias
" Harriet R. Miss, domestic, r. 138% Clara,
rear
Cover Conrad, porter, r. 3011 Pierce
Coverdale David S., contractor, 77-78 Chronicle

Bldg, r. Delano, Cal
Covert George H., manufacturer shirts, r. 34
Ellis
" Harry, waiter Young & Weisman, r. 317

O'Farrell
" Henry M., commission agent, 218 Cali-
fornia, room 4, r. Redwood City
" Jennie Miss, dairy produce, 1615 Polk
" N. Miss, nurse City and County Hospital
" William H., clerk Scottish Union and Na-
tional Insurance Co., r. 6 Eddy
Covey Auguste, cellarman Marchand's Restau-
rant, r. 1313 Stockton
' ' George T. , deputy County Clerk, r. 1002 Polk
" Warren S., house mover, r. 740 Harrison
Covin Frank A., teamster, r. 122 Perry
Cowan Ann, widow, r. 37 South Park
" Archer, repairer L. & M. Alexander &

Co., f. 921b Golden Gate Av
" Charles, laborer, r. 301 Sierra
" E. Mrs., mattress manufacturer, 214 Post, r.

213/2 Post
" George J., salesman Charles R. Allen, r.

614 Taylor
" Hamer, clerk, r. 921 Golden Gate Av
" Homer, photographer John R. Hodson, r,

406 Geary
" Hugh, marine engineer, r. 37 South Park
" James, machinist, r. 11 Rincon Av
" James S., superintendent King, Morse

Canning Co., r. 1334A Union
" Jessie I. Miss, r. 37 South Park
" John A., clerk, r. 93lB Golden Gate Av
" John J., clerk Langley & Michaels Co., r.
1334A Union
Cowan Robert E., dealer in old and new books,
will buy all kinds of books, pamphlets
and magazines, 211a Powell, r. 321, 20th
" Robert H., chiropodist, 126 Kearny, room

24, r. 711 Treat Av
" Walter R., house painter, r. 7 Johnston Av
" William A., storekeeper P. M. S. S. Co., r.

37 South Park
" William H., r. 28 Birch Av
4®"Cowan. See Cowen, Cowin and Cowing
Cowap Samuel, plumber, r. 112% Hancock
Coward Percie H., manager American Salt Co.,
317 Sacramento, r. 1018, 17th
" William M., counti-y land dept. Bovee, Toy
& Sonntag, r. 5 Tremont Av
Cowden James B., bookkeeper J. W. Ferris, r.

2028 Green
Cowdery Jabez F., attorney at law, 335 Mont-
gomery, rooms 23-24, r. Oakland
Cowell Henry (Henry Cowell & Co., r. 413 Hyde

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(Henry Cowell), manufacturers Santa
Cruz lime and dealers cement, bitu-
minous rock, fire brick, plaster, etc.,
211-213 Drumm

Cowell Henry C. B., compositor James H.
Barry, r. cor 30th and Castro
" Joseph, extraman S. F. F. D., r. 1325 Fil-
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Cowell Patrick, salesman, r. 234 Minna
Cowell's Warehouse, Henry Cowell & Co., pro-
prietors, SW cor Front and Union
Cowen Aaron, merchant tailor, r. 720 Green
" Alexander H. (Cowen & Cowen), r. 1104

Eddy
" Fred, speculator, r. Palace Hotel
" Philip (Cowen & Cowen), r. 1004 Sacra-
mento
" Reuben, bartender, r. 720 Green
Cowen & Cowen (Philip and Alexander H.),

crockery and glassware, 1041 Market
*a»-Cowen. See Cowan and Cowin
Cowes W. A., waiter str San Juan
Cowgill Lewis I., cashier The Sather Bank-
ing Co., SB cor Pine and Sansome, r.
Hotel Bella Vista
Cowhig Jeremiah, boiler maker, r. 560 Howard
Cowie Alexander J., stone setter John D. Mc-
Gilvray & Co., r. 632, 4th
" George M. (Peters & Cowie), r. 215 Guer-
rero
" James, r. 1202 Mission
" John, r. 134 Liberty

" "Wallace M., with S. F. Plating Wks, r. 2
Fair Oaks
Cowig Mary, widow, r. 614 Jessie
Cowin Arthur, brakeman, r. 4 Oak Grove Av
Cowing George B., painter, r. 326 Larkin

" Henry S., painter, r. 1427 Howard
J8®-Cowing. See Cowan and Cowen
Cowles Anna Mrs., r. 135, 12th
" I. S.Mrs., proprietor Palmer House and real

estate agent, 110 Ellis
" Paul, night manager Western Division
" The Associated Press, r. 2518 Union
" Samuel W., r, 135, 12th
Cowles William Northrope, president Alcatraz
Asphalt Co.. 215 Crocker Bldg, r. Bohe-
mian Club
" Winthrop L., salesman J. M. Litchfield &
Co., r. 205, 3d Av
Cowley Florence A. Miss, teacher Clement
Grammar School, r. 1120i^ Turk
" John E., expressman, 658 Mission, r. 1137

Folsom
" Joseph W., bookkeper W. J. Sullivan, r.

1900 Stockton
" William A., salesman, r. 1421 Webster
Cowlie John, laborer, r. 425 Ringold
" Robert W., porter Sharon & Bent, r. 1403
Polk
Cowperthwaite Ann, widow, r. 21 Pearl
" John J., marine engineer, r. 4 Bond
" William, Jr., foreman Report, r. 23 Han-
over PI
Cox Aaron, president Cox Seed and Plant Co.,
411-415 Sansome, r. 426 Post
" A. D., driver, r. 1714 Market
" Alexander C, barber H. G. Garcier, r. 516,
4th
Cox Alexander M., night superintendent Post
Office, r. 508 Jersey
" Anna, widow, r. 336 O'Farrell
" Bart S., trimmer Edison Light and Power

Co., r. 233, 4th
" Bridget, domestic, 443 Greenwich
" Charles E., motorman Market St. Ry., r.

500 Broderick
" Charles H., dairyman Oakland Dairy, r.

330 Fulton
" Charlotte, widow, r. 1741 Mission rear
" Christopher C, porter postoffloe, r. 1 Cod-
man PI
" Dennis, teamster Albert E. Buckman, r.

NW cor Steiner and Hermann
" Donald H., salesman C. F. Adams Co., r.

311, nth Av
" Edward, builder, r. 305 Larkin
" Ermine, widow, r. 305 Larkin
Cox Ernest A., secretary North American Com-
mercial Co., 34-35 Mills Bldg, 9th floor, r.
2816 Clay
" Frank, plasterer, r. 1807 Mission
" Frank P., r. 1211% Eddy
" Fred S., traveling salesman Michalitschke

Bros. & Co., r.2311 California
" George, receiving clerk Wiester & Co., r.
321 Capp

Cox George, millhand Central Lumber and Mill

Co., r. 1355 Folsom
" Hamilton, chief engineer str Homer
" Hannah J. Mrs., boots and shoes, 336 Noe
" Harry J., salesman Sunset Seed and Plant

Co., r. Palo Alto, Cal.
" Henry J., r. 311, 11th Av
" Hollis M., miner, r. 23361/2 Howard
'• Irene Mrs., purchasing agency, r. ISUVi

Eddy
" James, canvasser, r. 1313 Bush
" James, porter, r. 308 Sutter
" James, watchman, r. 616 Minna
" John, bookkeeper Pioneer W. L. and Color

Wks, r. 905 Larkin
" John, liquors, 803 Howard, r. 346, 4th
" John, searcher records Hall of Records, r.

Alameda
" John H., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 19

Lundy Lane
" John H., electrician Market St. Ry., r. 134,

12th
" John H., traveling salesman, r. 311, 11th

Av
" John H., watchman Cal. Dry Dock Co., r. 1

Gabrielle PI
" Joseph, plumber Garrett C. Sweeney
" Joseph G., salesman C. M. Volkman, r. 321

Capp
" Leander, master mariner, r. 326 Larkin
" Levitt H., druggist S. F. Polyclinic, r. 305

Larkin
" Lena Miss, nurse St. Luke's Hospital
" Luther C, physician and surgeon, 30 O'Far-
rell
" Mary M. Miss, teacher Lowell High School,

r. 313 Van Ness Av
" Michael, laborer, r. 1323^ Natoma
" Michael, laborer, r. Mississippi bet23d and

33d
" Michael, teamster M. Joost & Bro.,r. 618

Gough
" Nellie, widow, r. 1807 Mission
" Oliver T., gripman Geary St. R. R., r. 3301

Geary
• Philip K., carpenter, r. 1538 Folsom
" Philip M., clerk auditor's dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. Oakland
" Richard, messenger The Bank of Califor-
nia, r. 336, 5th
Cox Rosamond L., oculist and aurist, office and

r. 426 Post, hours 12 m. to 3. p. m., tele-
phone Red 91
" Rowena Mrs., dressmaking, 2226% Howard
" Sarah, widow, r. 1011 Golden Gate Av
Cox Seed and Plant Co., Aaron Cox president,

Thomas A. Cox general manager, flower,

fleld and tree seeds, 411-415 Sansome
" Silas M., deckhand Cal. Dry Dock Co., r. 1

Gabrielle PI
" Susan, widow, r. 524, 9th
Cox Thomas A., general manager Cox Seed and

Plant Co., 411-415 Sansome, r. Alameda
" Thomas J., janitor Plymouth Rock Office

Cleaning Co., r. 631 Sansome
" Timothy, flagman, r. 67% Shipley
" Walter, clerk Standard Oil Co., r. 331 Capp
" Walter J., traveling salesman George A.

Fisher, r. 706 Larkin
" William, electrician, r. 1026% Larkin
" William, steel worker Pac. Roll. Mill
" William A., vice-president Cox Seed and

Plant Co., 411-415 Sansome, r. 436 Post
" William G., conductor S. F. & S. M. Ry.

r. 1741 Mission
Coxe William A., varieties, 331, 15th

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Coxen Joseph, engraver Francis, Valentine Co.,

r. Berkeley
Coxhead Almeric W. S. (Coxhead & Coxhead),
2421 Green
" Ernest A. (Coxhead & Coxhead), r. 2421

Green
" Frank G., clerk'Charles R. Allen, r. Berke-
ley
" Ralph S., clerk car accountant S. P. Co., r.

Oakland
" & Coxhead (Ernest A. and Ahneric W. S.),

architects, 120 Sutter, room 45
Coy C. Shaw, teller Security Savings Bank, r.

439 Geary
" Delia, widow, r. 817 Geary
" Georgiana, widow, r. 439 Geary
Coye Hiram L., president Nevada Salt and

Borax Co., 310 Pine, room 11, r. 807 Green-
wich
Coyle Andrew J., carpenter Charles Wilson, r.

212 Waller
" Bernard, agent, r. 765 Mission
" Bridget, widow, r. 335, 8th Av
" Charles, laborer, r. 221 Minna
" Charles J., stone cutter, r. 708 Hampshire
" E., bartender, r. 765 Mission
" Edward L., teamster, r. 1319 Minna
" Frank J., teamster Peter Hansen, r. P nr

12th Av South
" George, laborer Tabbs Cordage Co., r. Rail-
road Av bet 11th and 12th Avs South
" Henry, boots and shoes, Railroad Av bet

11th and 12th Avs South
" Henry, driver, r. 19'/2 Sumner
" Henry, shoemaker, 528, 3d
" Hugh J., janitor, r. 659 Clay
" John, seaman str San Jose
" John E., bricklayer, r. 3408, 16th
" John H., paper ruler Frank Malloye, r. 255

California Av
" John P. Rev., pastor Star of the Sea

Church, r. 333, 8th Av
" Joseph A., deputy Sheriff, r. 202 Grove
" M., forgeman Pac. Roll. Mill
" Mary, widow, r. 1606 Bush
" Mary G. Mrs., school teacher, r. 1323 0'Far-

rell
" Michael, blacksmith Chrestoffersen&Tway
" Patrick, laborer, r. 26 Georgia
" Patrick H., porter P. F. Canavan & Sons, r.

733 Market
" Philip, laborer, r. 912 Howard
" Stephen S., harness maker, r. 803 Harrison
" William J., trimmer Edison Light and

Power Co., r. 12th Av South nr Railroad

Av
" William S., helper Union I. Wks, r. 506,

20th
Coyne Bernard, baker, r. 93914 Howard
" Bridget, widow, r. 678 Brannan rear
" Dennis, clerk Post Office, r. 621V4 Post
" Dominick, shoemaker, 3310 Mission, r. 3117

Mission
" Edward L., boiler maker Union I. Wks, r.

3179 Mission
" Frank, expressman, SE cor 2d and Howard,

r. 10 Kissling
" James, r. 490, 11th
" James, drayman, r. 925 Natoma
" John, carpenter, r. 115 Shipley
" John, plumber, 32 Clay, r. Oakland
" Joseph, special policeman, r. 194V4 Noe
" Lawrence W., teamster Daniel McCoy, r.

1121 Howard
" Mary, widow, r. 115 Shipley
■' Mary Miss, r. 333 Eddy

Coyne Michael, contracter, r. 490, Hth
" Patrick, boiler maker, r. 501 Napa
" Thomas F., millwright, r. II414 Shipley
" Timothy, millwright, r. 115 Shipley
" William J., teamster Scott & McCord, r.
116 Morris Av
Coyte George L., liquors, 300, 3d
4®-Coyte. SeeCoit
Cozine Garrett, upholsterer, r. 608 J^ Natoma

" William, r. 608^ Natoma
Cozzens Marcuse, cook, r. 1623 Powell
Cozzo Giuseppe, peddler, r. 15 Jasper PI

" Salvatore, peddler, r. 15 Jasper PI
C. P. Lodging House, Nehemiah D. Thayer pro-
prietor, 5 Market
Crabb Andrew (Crabb & Ward), r. 641 Commer-
cial
Crabb George W., captain Battery I, 5th Artil-
lery, U. S. A., and commander military
post, Fort Mason
" Henry, paper carrier, r. 308 Leavenworth
" Henry, steward str Captain Weber, r. 1511

Leavenworth
' ' & Ward (Andrew Crabb and Thomas Ward) ,
barbers, 641 Commercial
Crable A. Mrs., widow, r. 1428 Market
" Oata A., bartender Club Metropole, r. 112
Kearny
Crables C, fireman str Alameda
Crabtree C. Warren, clerk S. P. C. Ry., r.
Oakland
" Frederick, blacksmith Murray Bros., r. 33
South Park
Crack Peter, master bark George F. Manson,
office Pier 4 Steuart, r. 814, 30th
" Peter Jr., master mariner, r. 814, 20th
Crackbon»A.lexander B., printer C. A. Murdock
&Co., r. 300 Scott
" Charles A., printer C. A. Murdock & Co.. r.
840 Page
Crackbon Charles L., president C. A. Murdock
& Co., 532 Clay, r. 300 Scott
" Frederick A., bookkeeper C. A. Murdock &

Co., r. 300 Scott
" Joseph A., policeman, r. 917 Larkin
" Louis S. (L. S. Crackbon & Co.), r. 818 Lar-
kin
" L. S. & Co. (Louis S. Crackbon), druggists,
818 Larkin
Craddock Catherine (Craddock & Webster), r.
1044 McAllister
" George W. (Brown & Craddock), r. Oakland
" James, waiter J. U. Hastings
" & Webster (Catherine Craddock and Jane
Webster), varieties, 1044 McAllister
Cradick Martin, 1st assistant engineer str Em-
pire, r. 1371/4 Silver
Cradock J. Joseph, horseshoer William Cradock,
r. 1627 McAllister
" Peter G., horseshoer William Cradock, r.

1627 McAllister
" Vincent, r. 1627 McAllister
" William, horseshoer, 833 Geary, r. 1627
McAllister
Craelius David, mining engineer, r. 1029 Hamp-
shire
Craemer Otto E., carpenter Louis Schmidt, r. 18
Capp
" Sophie, widow, r. 18 Capp
jK?" Craemer. See Cramer, Creamer, Kraimer,

Kramer and Kremer
Craft Henry F., conductor Market St. Ry., r.
1602 Howard
" James, tinner De Lano Bros., r. 1237 Stock-
ton
" Mabel C. Miss, journalist Chronicle, r.
East Oakland
4®=- Craft. See Kraft
Crafton Edward, machinist, r. 100^4, 2d

" Isaac, machinist, r. 100i4, 2d
Cragin William S. W., appraiser Savings and

Loan Soc, r. Alameda
4®=" Cragin. See Craigan, Creegan, Cregan and

Kragen
Cragoe Washington W., druggist, r. 316 Davis

" William, porter, r. 316 Davis
4®° Cragoe. See Crego

Craig A., attorney at law, 310 Pine, room 16, r.
723 Grove

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Craig At)t)ie de G., widow, r. 2758 Harrison

' ' Albert W. (Craig & Moslier and The Mosher-
Craig Co.), r. Oakland

" Alexander, clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r.
Berkeley

" Alexander, machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks,
r. 710 Valencia

" Alexander, seaman, r. 22 East

" Alexander, wood, coal, hay and grain, 205,
20th, r. 83254 Alabama

" Alexander E., tinsmith, r. 141 Ridley

' ' Archibald F. McD. , clerk Home and Phoenix
Ins. Co., r. 34 Rincon PI

" Bernard, blacksmith John Craig, r. 927, 24th

" Brothers (James D. Craig), wholesale wool-
ens, 420 Montgomery, room 16

" Campbell W. (C. W. Craig & Co.), r. 1312

" Catherine, widow, r. Army bet Shotwell

and Folsom
" Catherine, shoe fitter, r. 927, 24th
" Charles F., student, r. 1532 Ellis
Craig, Coclirau & Co. (Miss Sarah Craig and

Joseph P. Cochran), undertakers and

embalmers, 22-26 Mint Av
" C. S., 2d lieut. revenue cutter Rush
" C. S. Miss, stenographer, r. 1221 O'Farrell
" C. W. & Co. (Campbell W. Craig), importers

and commission merchants, 316 Sacra-
mento
" David C, watchman P. M. SS. Co's Wharf,

r. 616 Folsom
" Dennis, r. 734 Montgomery
■" Edith M. Miss, nurse St. Luke's Hopital
" Edward, tanner, r. 1236 York
^' Ernest, driver Bay City Transfer Co., r. 1313

Baker
^' E. W., longshoreman O. R. & N. Co.
" E. W., salesman Eugene G. Davis, r. 632a

17th
■" Frank, superintendent mfg. dept. Columbia

Coflee and Spice Co., 112-114 Front, r. 723

Grove
" Frank S., cigar maker, r. 24 Mint Av
" George A., r. 501 Napa
" George A., bakery, 413, 3d
" George P., attorney at law, 310 Pine, room

16, r. Waldo Point, Marin Co.
" George V., painter, r. 408 Octavia
" GeDrge W., clerk Wellman, Peck & Co., r.

1532 Ellis
" Harold A., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r.

1532 Ellis
" Henry, conductor Market St. Ry., r. Army

bet Shotwell and Folsom
Craig Homer A. (Brown, Craig & Co.), r. Oakland

" _ Homer T., dental student, r. 121 Lake
Craig Hugh, manager New Zealand Insurance

Co., 312 California, r. Piedmont
" Isaac, carpenter, r. Cortland Av opp.

Buena Vista
" James, bartender, r. 715 Howard
" James, laborer Masonic Cemetery, r. Cali-
fornia nr 13th Av
" James, machinist Western Sugar Refinery,

r. 1538 Castro
" James B., steward Russ House, r. 508 Ellis
" James D. (Craig Bros.), r. 34 Rincon PI
" James F., r. 2517 Washington
" James M., laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r.

418 Texas
" James R., bill clerk Edison Light and

Power Co., r. 2290 Point Lobos Av
" James R., physician, 1428 Market
" Jane, widow, r. 439%, 19th
" J. Early (Craig & Craig), r. 2517 Washington
" John, blacksmith, 933, 24th, r. 927, 24th
" John, driver U. S. Laundry, r. 5351^, 17th
" John, journalist, r. 2137 Pine
" John, liquors, 815^4 Folsom, r. 327 Clemen-
tina
" John, shipjoiner Central Lumber and Mill

Co., r. 141 Ridley
" John H., commercial agent Missouri, Kan-
sas and Texas Ry., 121 Front, r. 1904

Market
" JohnR., plumber and gasfitter, 341 Eddy,

r. 522 Eddy
" Joseph, blacksmith John Craig, r. 927, 24th

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

Contracts made with Hotels for
Fumisliing Carpets, Furniture, Drapery
Materials, Lace Curtains, Window-
Shades, Bedding, Etc.
S^I-S-^-T" IVIARKET ST.

Craig Joseph, laborer, r. 856 Howard
" Judson, clerk Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 723 Grove
" Julia Miss, r. 10 Wetmore PI
" Larkin W., compositor Call. r. 609 Pine
" Lee D., notary public and commissioner
of deeds, 316 Montgomery, r. 2701^/^ How-
ard
" Lilian Miss, stenographer Henry Schacht,

r. Alameda
" Margaret, widow, r. 34 Rincon PI
" Margaret, widow, r. 351 Tehama
Craig Mary Lynde Mrs., attorney at law and
associate editor Citrograph, r. 434 Bart-
lett
" Minerva R., widow, r. 2701V4 Howard
" Nellie, widow, r. 2290 Point Lobos Av
" Newton N., traveling salesman Henderson

Woolen Mills, r. 121 Bartlett
' ' Oliver B. , cook George W. Capen, r. 605 Pine
" Peter W., teamster George W. Gibbs Co.,

r. East Oakland
" Samuel, quartermaster str City of Everett
" Sarah A. Miss (Craig, Cochran & Co.), r.
514 Van Ness Av
Craig Sclpio, editor Citrograph (Redlands), r.
434 Bartlett
" Thomas, printer, r. 465 Stevenson 1
" Thomas F., r. 304, 3d
" Thomas H., clerk U. S. Customs, r. 1532

Ellis
" Thomas J., bookkeeper L. Greenbaum &

Co., r. 110 Eddy
" Victor, photographer, 220 Market
" Walter R., mining engineer, 316 Montgom-
ery, r. 270154 Howard
" Walter S., salesman, r. 1532 Ellis
" William (Craig & Craig), r. 2517 Wash-
ington
" William, clerk, r. 1914 Larkin
" William B., brass molder Vincent King-
well, r. 2290 Point Lobos Av
" William M., cashier C. W. Craig & Co.,

r. 1312 Jones
" W. W., switchman Belt Ry., Harbor Com-
missioners
Craig & Craig (William and J. Early Craig),
attorneys at law, 530 California, rooms
25-26
" & Mosher (Albert W. Craig and James L.
Mosher), solar printers, 222 Turk rear
Craigan Harry, seaman, brig William J. Irwin,

r. 328 Drumm
4®"Craigan. See Cragin, Creegan, Cregan and

Kragen
Cralgie Henry, dentist, 521 McAllister
" Thomas R., clerk U. S. Inspector Steam
Vessels, r 516%. Bush
Crall Beth, driver, r, 1049 Market

" George A., clerk, r. 2414 Sutter rear
«S="Crall. See Krall

Cram Carrie, sewing machine operator, r. 19
Verona PI
" Charles M., r. 819 Hyde
" Charles S., carpenter, r. 1122 Golden Gate

Av
" Eliza, widow, r. 19 Verona PI
" Emma Miss, seamstress, r. 19 Verona PI
" George, yardman Bender Bros., r. 628, 4th
" Nellie Miss, folder, r. 19 Verona PI
>8®"Cram. See Cramm and Kramm
Cramer Alexander, fireman str Walla Walla
" Alonzo J., engineer, r. 703 Union
" Bernard, stevedore, r. 14 Ritch
" Charles, apprentice Brode & Clark Iron

Wks, r. 112, 14th
" Charles, tailor, r. 1309 Stockton

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Cramer Charles L. (M. E. & C. L. Cramer), and

photographer, 402 Kearny, r. 328, 17th
" Charles W., clerk The Equitable Life

Assurance Society, r. 930 Pine
Cramer Edwin, cashier The Equitable Life

Assurance Society, 6-12 Crocker Bldg,

r. 930 Pine
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 19 Russ
" Francis A., merchant, r. 820 Sutter
" Frank, carpenter, r. 112, Hth
" Frank E.. operator Charles L. Cramer, r.

328, 17th
" Frank O., clerk Western Sugar Refining

Co., r. 914 Greenwich
" G., printer, r. 220, 3d
" George W., painter, r. 930 Pine
" Jennie Mrs., r. 1018 Shotwell
" John, varieties, 749 Minna
" Joseph, pantryman Palace Hotel, r. 318

Minna
" Josephine, domestic, 1101 California
" L. Jefferson, salesman T. H. Gruenhagen

& Co., r. 930 Pine
" Louis, gardener, 1534 Mission
" Louis, pickle manufacturer, r. 117 Jones
" Louisa Miss, teacher music, r. 1913^ De-

visadero
" M. E. & C, L. (Mrs. Melinda E. and Charles

L.) publishers Harmony, 328, 17th
" Melinda E. Mrs. (M. E. & C. L. Cramer), r

328, 17th

CRAMER OTTO L.,

proprietor Philadelphia Manufactur-
ing Co., 431-435, 7th, r. 433, 7th

Cramer Thomas J., painter, r. 930 Pine
" Walter H.. ofQce 640 Market, r. Alameda
" William, teamster Cal. Construction Co
r. 530, 17th
4®=Cramer. See Craemer, Creamer, Kraimer,

Kramer and Kremer
Cramerding Herman, butcher Louis Hedrich, r.
cor 15th and Shotwell
" Philip, upholsterer Sterling Furniture Co.,
r. 1011 Mission
Cramm Kate Mrs., seamstress, r. 11 Gearv
.e®"Cramm. See Cram

Cramp Edward E,, marine engineer, r. 921 Jones
Crampton James, groceries and liquors, cor
Powell and California Av
" Susan, domestic. 2080 Market
Cramsic William, machinist, r. 312 Eddy
Cramsie Lizzie, domestic, 1429 Mason
Crandall Albert W. (Crandall & Bull), r. 1630
Broadway
" Bruce, solicitor John M. McLaughlin & Co
" Edward E., clerk Cunningham, Curtiss &

Welch, r. Alameda
" Elbert M., boatman Paul Boyton Chute

Co., r. 3a Belvedere
" George A., clerk F. G. Eickhorst, r. 3003

Pierce
" George B., route agent Wells, Fargo & Co.,

r. 2825 Howard
" Giles G.. clerk U. S. Mint, r. Alameda
" John R., r. 2909 Mission
" Mary, widow, r. 1028 Washington
" Theresa M., widow, r. 3a Belvedere
■' Warner G., r. 1306 Geary
" William G., secretary Long Syrup Refin-
mg Co., cor 8th and Brannan, r. 822 Army
" William S., clerk Tax Collector's office, r
1908% Larkin
Crandall & BuU (Albert W. Crandall and Frank-
lin P. Bull) attorneys at law, 419 Cali-
fornia, room 21

Crandley William J., clerk Goodyear Rubber

Co., r. Oakland
Crane Albert E., real estate, 410 Montgomery,
room 2, r. Oakland
" Allen, driver Guadaloupe Dairy Co., r. San
Bruno Av nr 15th Av South
Crane AlnaL., president Union Photo-Engrav-
ing Co., 523 Market, r. Hotel Oliver
" Arthur H., real estate, 149 Taylor
" Carlton C, Pac. Coast agent Vanderbilt

Lines, 10 Montgomery, r. Decoto, Cal.
" Charles, carpenter Western Sugar Refin-
ery, r. 544 Pennsylvania Av
" Charles F., compositor, r. 1328 Polk
" Charles W., clerk J. R. Gates & Co., r. 2316-
Clay
Crane Co., H. T. Lally manager, manufacturers
wrought iron pipe, steam fitters' and
plumbers' supplies, 23-35, 1st and 18 Fre-
mont
" Daniel J., shoemaker J. C. Nolan & Co., r.
340 Clara
Delia, widow, r. 930, 22d
Dennis F., bookkeeper, r. 808 Folsom
Douglass B., cashier Occidental and Orien-
tal S. S. Co., r. 1324 Page
Edmund J., with Frederic Belasco. r. 719'

California
E. J., r. Palace Hotel
Ellie, compositor, r. 30, 21st
Ellen J., widow, r. 3638, 16th
Elmore J., bookkeeper A. Jonas, r. 503

Turk
Eugene J. (Crane & Kellenberger), r. 831

York
Frank E., r. 617 Mission
George, r. 1009 Powell
Crane George J., secretary estate of William
Dunpby, Academy of Sciences Bldg, 819
Market, room 15, r. 15^4 Pond
" Harry H., real estate, 410 Montgomery,

room 2
" Henry A., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

110'/^ Langton
" Henry A., ofQce 640 Market, r. 2316 Clay
'• James P., pattern maker, r. 728,24th
" John D., cornice maker, r. 240 Clara
" John G., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 734

Diamond
" JohnM., keeperSheriff'soffice.r. 319 Sutter
" Joseph M., teamster, r. 808 Folsom
" Kate Miss, r. 240 Clara
" Lauren E., bookkeeper, r. 800 Kearny
" Lemuel F., manager mail order dept. The

Hamburger Co., r. 763 Clayton
" Lemuel P., clerk freight auditor's dept. S.

P. Co.,r. 1334 Page
" Marrin, r. 533 18th
" Mary C, widow, janitress Sutro Primary

School, r. 32d Av nr Point Lobos Av
" Matthew, clerk, r. 2413 Folsom
" Nellie C. Mrs., dressmaking, 107 Grove
" Owen, laborer, r. 338 Minna
" Stella Miss, saleslady Eugene G. Davis, r.

1338 Polk
" Susan, widow, r. 1328 Polk
" Tacitus M., solicitor Edison Light and

Power Co., r. 324 Ellis
" Timothy J., watchman Market St. Ry., r.

1008 Jackson
" V. M., steward str Progreso
" William, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
" William, teamster, r. 808 Folsom
" William B., cutter, r. 808 Folsom
" & Kellenberger (Eugene J. Crane and
George Kellenberger), painters and hard-
wood finishers, 31, 2d
^©^Crane. See Craine
Cranelli Andrea, peddler, r. 9 Vincent
" Catherine, widow, r. 9 Vincent
" Joseph S., clerk George Buzzini, r. 1714
Market
Craner Adolph H., r. 51714 Jessie
' ' Adolph P. , r. 657 Harrison
" Philip J., salesman J. M. Willard, r. 657
Harrison
Cranert Emil, hoseman Engine 5, r. 1513 Stock-
ton
>e®-Cranfield. See Granfield

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Cranford Thomas H., carpenter, r. 337, 10th Av
Crangle William, riveter, r. 216 Michigan
Cranna Estella Miss, saleslady Hale Bros., r.
412 Hyde
" Robert, frame maker Sanborn, "Vail & Co.,

r. 412 Hyde
" Virginia, widow, r. 412 Hyde
" Virginia T. Miss, cashier Sanborn, Vail &

Co., r. 412 Hyde
" William R., r. 412 Hyde
Cranne L., bartender, r. 503 Folsom
Cranston Jessie M. Miss, typewriter, r. 1414
Masonic Av
" John, r. 734 Harrison
" Joseph, driver, r. 765 Mission
" Robert A., medical student, r. 1414 Masonic

Av
" Robert D. ^Cranston & Keenan), r. 1414

Masonic Av
" & Keenan (Robert D. Cranston and Hugh
Keenan), builders and real estate deal-
ers, W s Masonic Av bet Haight and
Waller
Cranton Herbert W., carpenter, r. North Av nr

Cortland Av
Cranz Frank H., dental student, r. 433 Eddy

" Louis, r. 433 Eddy
Cranz Louis T., dentist, 103 Geary, r. 1411 St.
Charles, Alameda
" Richard, waiter R. J. Techau & Co., r. 80,
9th
Cranz Theodore D, insurance broker, 103 Geary,

r. 326a Ellis
Crape Herbert, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. Harri-
son nr Stoneman
Crapuchettes Jean, laundry, 1007 Folsom

" Marc, laundry, 232, 9th
Crary George R. clerk W. S. Ray Mfg. Co., r. 1522

Polk
J8®"Crary. See Creery

Crase James J., filter manufacturer and ma-
chinist, 612 Merchant
Crasp George E., salesman Weston Basket &

Mfg. Co., r. 1129 Mission
Craumer F., box clerk Post Office, r. 824 Laguna
Craven Bridget, widow, r. 55 Natoma
" Ellen M., laundress American Laundry, r.

1904 Filbert
" Henrv, teamster J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli

Av
" James, gasfitter, r. 55 Natoma
" James, driver McLellan Bros., r. 1715

Washington
" Jane Miss (Craven Sisters), r. 411 Jones
" Janet R. Mrs., principal Mission Gram-
mar School, r. 310 Guerrero
•' John T., ironmolder Fulton Eng. & Ship

Bldg. Wks, r. 602 Geary
" Margaret, actress, r. 310 Guerrero
" Mary Miss (Craven Sisters), r. 411 Jones
" Peter, boilermaker Fulton Eng. & Ship

Bldg. Wks., r. 237 Hickory Av
" Robinson, bricklayer, r. 563 Mission
" Sisters (Jane and- Mary), varieties, 411

" William, laborer, r. Sadowa nr Orizaba Av
Craver Charles C, clerk, r. 61 Silver
Craviotto Alexander (Paul Cerruti & Co.), r. 135
Oak
" August, blacksmith, r. 521 Filbert
" C. Mrs., dressmaking 521 Filbert
Cravre Louis, laborer Diggins Bros., r. Tilden

nr South Broderick
Craw Albert B., apprentice Cahill & Hall Ele-
vator Co., r. 279 Jessie
■' Alexander, quarantine officer State Board
of Horticulture, 1-3 Mills Bldg, 5th floor,
r. 2629 McAllister
" Ida M., widow, r. 279 Jessie
Crawford A. Mrs., widow, r. 744 Florida
" A. Co. The, James R. Watson secretary,
shipping and commission, 12-14 Drumm
" Alexander S., stenographer Chronicle, r.

322 Oak
" Alfred, wool scourer Golden Gate Woolen

Mills, r. 744 Florida
" Andrew, carriage washer R. E. Cole, r. 711

Howard
" Andrew D., upholsterer, r. 328 Fremont

Crawford Andrew J., carpenter, r. 337 Duncan
" Ann, widow, r. 227 Castro
" Arthur, wood turner, r. 129 Welsh
" Arthur H., peddler, r. 129 Welsh
" Benjamin, cashier L. V. Merle, r. 12171/4

Florida
" Carroll B., salesman, r. 632 Taylor
" Charles, machine hand S. F. Furniture Mfg.

Co., r. ]856i4 Lexington Av
" Daniel C, clerk Jonathan J. Crooks, r. 611i^

Minna
" E. D., journalist Chronicle, r. Cosmopolitan

Hotel
" Edmund, capitalist, r. 707 Broderick
" Etta Miss, stenographer, r. 1935 O'Farrell
" Ezekiel M., asst. secretary Pacific-Union

Club, r. Golden Gate, Alameda Co
" Fannie E. Miss, saleslady Hale Bros., r.

42 Russ
" Frank, generator operator S. F. Gas Light

Co., r. 1904 Greenwich
" Frank, marine engineer, 9 Mission, r. Oak-
land
" George B., r. 16, 13th
'• George B., manager Davis Bros., r. 1327

Utah
" George E., salesman Hale Bros., r. 1613

Folsom
" George W., carpenter, r. 42 Russ
•' George W., clerk Atlas Assurance Co., r.

16, 13th
" Harry, driver, r. 265072 Folsom
" Jacques J., salesman Kast & Co., r. 618

Golden Gate Av
" James, carpenter, r. 1856'/^ Lexington Av
" James L., porter Joseph Knauer, r. 129, 3d
" Jessie M. Miss, cashier The Hamburger
Co., r. 42 Russ
Crawford John, accountant, 406 California, r.
Berkeley
" John, helper Bush & Mallett Co., r. 1618

Folsom
" John, laborer, r. 225 Drumm
" John C, carpenter, r. 611M Minna
" John F., clerk car accountant S. P. Co., r.

1437 Pacific
" John H., foreman boiler shop Risdon I. &
L. Wks, r. 711 Ellis
Crawford John J., California State Mineralo-
gist, offlce 24, 4th, r. Alameda
Crawford John R.l general agent Equitable
Life Assurance Society, 6-12 Crocker
Bldg, r. 218 Turk
" John W., cigars and tobacco, 405 Washing-
ton, r. 1935 O'Farrell
" John W. Jr., machinist Krogh Mfg. Co., r.

1935 O'Farrell
" Joseph G., physician, r. 614 Eddy
" Lottie Miss, vocalist, r. 229, 11th
" Margaret, domestic, 1917 Franklin
" Mary, widow, r. 2650% Folsom
" Mary F., widow, r. 610 Bush
" M. J., agent New York Life Ins. Co.
" OrrinW., foreman Weston Basket and Mfg.

Co.. r. 651/2 Folsom
" R. C. Mrs., bakery, 139 Gough
" Robert (Baringer & Crawford), r. 717 Church
" Robert B., asst. cashier University Club,

r. 405 Geary
" Robert M., shipwright, r. NW corner Mari-
posa and Missouri
" Samuel A., traveling salesman, r. 1413 Van

Ness Av
" Samuel E., carpenter, r. 717 Church
" Samuel J., plasterer, r. 717 Church
" Sarah Mrs., varieties, 139 Gough

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Crawford Sav. Miss, r. 1816 Ellis
" Thomas, marine engineer, 9 Mission, r.

Oakland
" Thomas A., r. I21714 Florida
" Thomas J., carpenter, r. 2008!^ Geary
" William L.., journalist, r. 929 Page
Crawhall Charlotte, widow, r. 9 Willow Av
" Gertrude Miss, packer W. H. Miner, r. 1114

Army
" John, clerk S. P. Co., r. 114 Army
" William, gasfitter William F. Wilson, r.
422 Duncan
Crawley George W., painter, r. 923^/^ Shotwell
" Jane, widow, r. 933'^ Shotwell
" John E., engineer, r. 2306 Webster
" Margaret A., widow, r. 15 Verona PI
" William, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
J8®"Crawley. See Crowley
Crawshay Edwin H., r. 311 Walnut
Cray James H., teacher music, r. 12 Dore
4®=-Cray. See Creagh and Creigh
Craythorne Charles W., shaper hand Chas. M.

Depew Planing Mill Co., r. 127, 4th
Cray ton Anna R., widow, r. 714 Golden Gate Av
" William L., salesman, r. 714 Golden Gate
Av
4®"Crayton. See Creighton
Cready Charles, laundryman, r. 790 Elizabeth
Creagh John W., dentist, r. 508 Filbert
je®"Creagh. See Cray and Creigh
Creamer Arthur R., pressman, r. 706 Natoma
" David J., janitor chief wharfinger Harbor

Commissioners, r. 1421 Valencia
" George, cook James M. Wilkins, r. NE cor

8 th Av and Fulton
" Henry, reporter Edwards Publishing Co.
" John, lamp cleaner Market St. Ry., r. 1421

Valencia
" John C, marine engineer, r. Contra Costa

House
" JohnF., blacksmith's helper Market St.

Ry., r. 533, 22d
" John J., r. 1642 Polk
" John M. (Creamer & McGovern), 415, 3d
" Joseph, seaman, r. 45 East
" Michael, millhand Pac. Roll. Mill, r. NE

cor Napa and Louisiana
" William J., horseshoer, r. 1421 Valencia
" & McGovern (John M. Creamer and John
F. McGovern), groceries, iOl, 3d
4®"Creamer. See Craemer, Cramer, Kraimer,

Kramer and Kremer
Creamerie The Original, Cardan & Marston

proprietors, 865 Market
Creaney Thomas, gardener, r. 124 Austin
Creasey Aldis H., driver Farnsworth & Ruggles,
r. 12 Clyde '

Creba Edwin, blacksmith Samuel Creba, r. 1142
Golden Gate Av
" Samuel, blacksmith, 1112 Golden Gate Av,

r. 1142 Golden Gate Av
" Samuel Jr., blacksmith Samuel Creba, r.
1142 Golden Gate Av
Crebbin Thomas, plumber W. E. Lane, r. 520

Bush
Creber John, rattan worker Cal. Rattan Co., r.
16 Vandewater
" Walter H., wire weaver West Coast W. &
I. Wks, r, 16 Vandewater
Credit Agency The (incorporated), William S.
Fenn manager, 206 Sansome, rooms 18-19
Cree George, engineer, r. 322, 6th
Creed Daniel, laborer, r. 35 Lapidge

" Michael, expressman, r. 16 Alabama
Creede Frank P., foreman Co-operative Publish-
ing Co., r. 3000 Webster

Creede Percy J., engineer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
2030 Lombard
" William, coalpasser S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 3400 Fillmore
Creedmore House, Mrs. Rose Gallagher propri-
etor, 1122 Larkin
Creedon Daniel, gardener, r. 116 Jones
" Jeremiah, laborer, r. 521 Howard
" John, laborer, r. QY^ Harriet
" Patrick, laborer, r. QYi Harriet
" Timothy, horseshoer J. H. Doran, r. Ala-
meda
Creegan James F.. bookkeeper, r. 543 Stevenson
" Mary, widow, r. 543 Stevenson
" Matthew, boiler maker, r. 501 Napa
" Peter J., keeper Sheriff's office, r. 543
Stevenson
4®"Creegan. See Cragin, Craigan, Cregan and

Kragen
Creely Daniel, porter Tillmann & Bendel, r. 1610
Mission

CREELY EDWARD J.,

veterinary surgeon, 510 Golden Gate
Av, telephone East 287

Creely Henry, with A. Repsold & Co., r. 15 Page

" James, horseshoer, 218, 5th, r. 916 Florida
Creely James H., attorney at law, 4 Sutter,
room 22, r. 1221 Adeline, Oakland
" Sarah, widow, r. 329 Ellis
Creem Frank, liquors, 122 Townsend, r. 120
Townsend
" Thomas, glassblower, r. 120 Townsend
Creery Alexander, clerk P. M. SS. Co's Wharf,

r. 330 Golden Gate Av
Crees Robert, physician, office and r. 2104
Market
" Theodore, instrument maker, r. 1428 Market
Cregan Cornelius, gripman Geary St. RR. r.
1224 Point Lobos Av
" Dennis, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1503

Taylor
" James, driller Harbor Commissioners
" Michael, plasterer, r. 22 Turk
" Michael J., traveling salesman Neuburger,
Reiss & Co., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
>8®"Cregan. See Cragin, Craigan, Creegan and

Kragen
Creger William, manufacturer clothing, 14 San-
some, room 33, r. 1727 Sutter
Creget Leopold, florist, W s Franklin bet Fil-
bert and Greenwich
Crego Cyrus, r. 94 Fair Oaks
.«i@="Crego. See Cragoe
Creigh Edward N., salesman, r. 632a 17th
" Samuel W., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
632a 17t 11
je®="Creigh. See Cray and Creagh
Creighton Charles, insurance agent, r. 1227%
Dolores
" Charles E., bartender Daniel O'Connell, r.

260/2 Clara
" Charles E. A., clerk W. U. Tel. Co., r. 508,

2d
" Daniel J., r. 768 Harrison
" Douglas, assistant treasurer Columbia

Theatre, r. 732'/4 Pine
" Edward, boiler maker, r. 51 Tehama
" Esther P. Miss (The Creightons), r. 40 Turk
" Ferdinand, clerk, r. 2315 Mission
Creighton Francis, chief clerk Chief Signal
Office U. S. A., Dept. of California, r. 133,
21st
" Frederick, turner, r. 51 Tehama
" George, messman str City of Puebla
" Herbert P. (The Creightons), r. 40 Turk
" Hugh, cigars and tobacco, 1656 Market, r.

" Hugh H., barber, 32414 Montgomery, r. 310

Stockton
" James, bartender, r. 927 Folsom
" James, gasfitter, r. 768 Harrison
" James, plumber, r. 508, 2d
" Jane, widow, r. 51 Tehama
" Jeremiah N., clerk E. T. Allen Co., r. 732i^

Pine
" John, conductor Cal. St. RR, r. 1431 Polk
" Joseph J., umbrellas, 13 Mason
" Kate Miss, tailoress, r. 508, 2d

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Creighton Laura P. Miss (The Creightons) , r. 40
Turk
" Margaret, widow, r. 2820 California
" Mary L,. Mrs. (The Creightons), r. 40 Turk
" Patrick, liquors, 901 Folsom, r. 927 Folsom
" Patrick, contractor, r. 508, 2d
" Ralph, with The Associated Press, r. 1227i/i

Dolores
" Raymond, student, r. 813 Capp
" Richard, clerk, r. 768 Harrison
" Samuel G. (The Creightons), r. 40 Turk
" Sarah, widow, r. 26O14 Clara
«' Thomas Mrs., r. 740 Grove
" Thomas F., salesman Langley & Michaels

Co., r. 813 Capp
" Victor P. (The Creightons), r. 40 Turk
" William, butcher Roberts & Tuft
' ' William D. , head porter Tillmann & Bendel,
r. 732% Pine
-e®"Creighton. See Crayton
Creightons The (Samuel G., Mary L., Laura P.,
Esther P., Victor P., and Herbert P.
Creighton), stationery and printing, 110
Turk
Crellin C. L., vice-president Ruby Hill Vine-
yard Co., 614, 3d, r. Pleasanton, Cal.
" E. W., president Rubv Hill Vineyard Co.,

614, 3d, r. Oakland
" T. A., secretary Ruby Hill Vineyard Co.,
614, 3d, r. Oakland
Crellin Thomas, vice-president The Morgan

Oyster Co., 612-614, 3d, r. Oakland
Creme Giuseppe, barber, r. 5(J9 Broadway
Cremorne Theatre, Edward Homan proprietor

and manager, 771 Market
Crenan Catherine, widow, r. 8 Ford

" Henry, marker J. F. Cavanaugh, r. 8 Ford
Crenlet Joseph, r. 5 Folsom A.v

" Philomena, widow, r. 5 Folsom Av
Crennan Edward A., real estate, 30 Montgomery,

r. 2251/2, 17th
Creole Coffee and Spice Mills, M. Getz & Co.

proprietors, 561 Mission
Creon CaBsar (Rolling & Creon), r. 228, 5th
" George, clerk John Knubel, r. SE cor San-
chez and 16th
" John H. W., salesman, r 320, 30th
Crepaux Louis, teacher singing, Young Men's

Christian Assn Bldg, ». 607 Ellis
Crepin Emile A., physician, office and r. 1008

14th Av South
4®" Cresalia. See Cressaglia
Crescent City and Smith River Railroad,
Hobbs, Wall & Co. agents, 314-334 Spear
Spear
Crescent City Steamer, Hobbs, Wall & Co.

agents, office 314 Spear
Crescent City Transportation Co., Joseph G.
Wall president, Charles E. Dugan secre-
tary, 314 Spear
Crescent City Wharf and Dock Co., J. K. c.
Hobbs president, Charles E. Dugan sec-
retary
" Gold Quartz Mining Co. (Grass Valley,
Cal.), F. I. Kendall secretary, 3 Crocker
Bldg
Crescenzo Louis J., baggage master Morton

Special Delivery, r. 632 Minna
Crespi Cesare, director II Messaggiero, 8 Mont-
gomery Av, r. 216 Lombard
j8@=-Cress. See Crees

Cressaglia John P., bill clerk Michalitschke
Bros. & Co., r. 219 Stevenson
" Martin, restaurant, 15, 3d, r. 219 Stevenson
" Matthew T., sign painter, r. 15, 3d
4®"Cressaglia. See Cresalia
Cresse Frank H., collector postofflce, r. 2109^4
Mason
" George, cooper Cal. Wine Assn, r. 23)4 Free-
Ion
Cressens Joseph, cellarman J. F. Plumel, r. 5

Marcy PI
Cressey Edward P., assistant treasurer Pacific
Mail Steamship Co., 425 Market, r. Occi-
dental Hotel
CresswellA. Leslie, auctioneer Lundy Furni-
ture Co., r. 314, 17th
" John, porter, r. 25 Elgin Park Av
J8@~Cresswell. See Creswell

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6-41-64 7 Alarket St.

Cressy Albert, driver Contra Costa Laundry
Co., r 8171/i Larkin
" Theodore S. (Felling, Cressy & Co.), r. 314
Hill
Cresta Blanca Souvenir Vintage, Wetmore-
BowenCo. agents, depot 140 Montgomery
" Frank, vegetables, r. 1122 Montgomery
" Giovanni B., vegetables, r. 1122 Montgom-
ery
" Joseph, clerk, r. 1122 Montgomery
" Louis, laborer, r. 346, 11th
" Manuel, gardener, r. 1122 Montgomery
" Maria, widow, r. 1122 Montgomery
Cresto Joseph, lodgings, 239 Green
Creswell Harry T., City and County Attorney,
office New City Hall, 3d floor, r. 2101 De-
visadero
^©"Creswell. See Cresswell
Crevling Fannie Mrs., lodgings, 42 Turk

" Steweart, carpenter, r. 43 Turk
Crew George M., clerk Payot, Upham&Co., r.

Lorin, Alameda Co.
Crew James S,, secretary The J. Dewing Co.,
12-14 Flood Bldg, r. Lorin, Alameda Co.
" John S., r. 524 Howard
" Joseph E., clerk str Aurora
Crewe Charles, porter Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. Berkeley
" Henry P., molder Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg
WT?s, r. 911 Greenwich
Crews William E., private Underwriters' Fire

Patrol, Station 1, r. 106 Jessie
Creyer Adolph E. (John D. Feldmann & Co.), r.
800 Haight
" August, clerk Hermann Schomaker, r. 140

Gough
" Charles (Creyer & Heck), r. 16531/4 Mission
" Joseph, laborer, r. 615 Howard
" Louis, driver Creyer & Heck, r. 1718 How-
ard
" & Heck (Charles Creyer and Stephen Heck) ,
butchers, 1655 Mission and 1718 Howard
4®*Creyer. See Cryer
Cribben Michael, liquors, 541, 1st

CRIBBEN, SEXTON & CO.,

manufacturers Universal stoves and
ranges, 13-15 Bluxome, telephone
South 320

Cribbins John F., salesman Justinian Caire Co.,

r. 128 Valencia
Crichton James, superintendent Pacific Imp.
Co. stables, NE cor 4th and Townsend,
r. 216 Castro
" James, plumber, r. 109 Baker
" Peter, carpenter and builder, 40 New Mont-
gomery, r. 109 Baker
Cridge Alfred, publisher Hope and Home, 439
Montgomery, r. 1010 Leavenworth
" Jessie Miss, hairdresser, r. 1825 San Carlos
Av
Criglar W. L., marine engineer, 9 Mission, r. 13

Hardy
Crilly John, merchandise broker, 133 California,
room 31, r. Oakland
" Maggie, domestic, 3344 Clay
Crim George S., real estate, 118 Montgomery, r.
. 3320 Howard
" Maria, widow, r. 3330 Howard
" Samuel, student, r. 3526 Howard

CRIM W. H. & CO.

(William E. Crim), real estate and
insurance brokers, rents collected and
loans negotiated, 118 Montgomery,
telephone Main 1357

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Crim William H. (W. H. Crim & Co.), r. 2526

Howard
Crimi Lawrence, watcliman Wells, Russell &
Co., r. 625 Vallejo
" M. A. Miss, teacher languages, r. 625 Val-
lejo
Crimman Otto, bookkeeper, r. 1300'^ Powell
" Susie Mrs., dressmaker, 1300;4 Powell
Crimmins Catherine Mrs., r. 7 Solano

Cornelius, laborer, r. 1141 Stevenson
Dennis, laborer, r. 521 Howard
John, machinist, r. 45 Ritoh rear
John J., shoemaker, r. 45 Ritch rear
Joseph, brass finisher J. Roylance Brass
Wks, r. 13 Scotland
" Philip J., liquors, 877 Market
" Thomas, r. 7 Solano
" Timothy, conductor, r. 2625 Harrison
" Timothy, laborer, r. 50 Tiffany Av
" William, r. 56414 Natoma
Cripps Henry T., clerk local freight ofBce S. P.
Co., r. Berkeley
" John, carpenter S. P. Co.
Criser Theodore B.. carriage painter Chris

Anderson, r. 393, 6th
Crisman Elmer J., purser str Zealandia, r. 48,

4th
Crisp Edward, attorney at law, 137-139 Phelan
Bldg, r. San Anselmo, Cal.
•' William, gardener, r. 140 Collingwood
Crispen J., waiter str San Bias
Crissman S. F., motorman Market St. Ry., r.

3237 Mission
Crist G. F. & Sons. See W. F. Van Bergen & Co.
" John L., carpenter N. Parrish & Co., r.

Golden Gate, Alameda Co.
" Lena, domestic, 3006 Sacramento
" Matia Miss, domestic, r. Old People's
Home
4®"Crist. See Christ

Cristofani Alessandro, peddler, r. 17th Av
South nr S
" D. & Co. (Domenic Cristofani and Francis
Bancagana), fruits and vegetables, 1128
Clay
" Domenic (D. Cristofani & Co.), r. 1128 Clay
" Louis (L. Lorenzini & Co)., r. 2210 Fillmore
Cristoforo Dimetrio, fruits, 1544 Market
Cristovich Christopher, cook Nicholas P. Mil-

loglav, r. 706 Battery
Critcher Henry, speculator, r. 2633 Pine
" John, inspector U. S. Customs, r. 2319

Jackson
■' Madison H., secretary Geo. Greenzwelg &

Co., 2 Sutter, r. 2319 Jackson
" N. Cornelia Mrs., r. 2633 Pine
" Robert, clerk, r. 2633 Pine
" William K., driver, r. 2633 Pine
Critcherson John F.. conductor, r. 481 Valencia

" L. P. Mrs., r. 481 Valencia
Critchlow Robert, teamster, r. 556 Bryant
Criterion The (Bicycle Weekly), R. Lee Orwen

editor, 933 Market
Criterion The, Harry Collins proprietor, SE

cor Stockton and O'Farrell
Crittenden C. E., printer Bulletin, r. 223 Mason
Crittenden Charles S., proprietor Occident
Stables, NW cor Geary and Polk, r. 714
Ashbury
" David, shoeflnisher, r. 354, 24th
" George B., clerk auditing dept. Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 207 Larkin
Crittenden James L. (Crittenden & van Wyck),
and president People's Mutual Tele-
phone Co., 605-606 Spreckels Bldg, r. 1533
San Pablo Av, Oakland

Crittenden Joseph L., teacher Lowell High
School, r. 4 Liberty
" Laura Miss, r. 2140 Sutter
" Mary A., schoolteacher, r. 714 Ashbury
" May L. Miss, teacher Cal. School of Me-
chanical Arts, r. 4 Liberty
'• Walter, laborer, r. 613 Mission
" William C, clerk, r. 714 Ashbury
" William C, clerk, r. 1231 Geary
Crittenden & van Wyck (James L. Crittenden
and Sidney M. van Wyck Jr.), attorneys
at law, Emma Spreckels Bldg, 927 Mar-
ket
Crittenton Charles N. Rev., r. 1524 Mission
Croall Frank, printer, r. 2107 Mason
" James, plumber, r. 2107 Mason
" Medora V. Miss, dental student, r. 2107
Mason
4®=Croall. See Crowell

Crocco George, butcher Richard A. Huntemann,
r. 421 Turk
" Joseph (Fugazi & Co.), r. 1500 Stockton
" Louis, with Pac. Vinegar and Pickle Wks,
r. 3 Eaton Alley
Croce Ettore, waiter Ferdinando Delmonte, r.
NW cor Green and Dupont
" Louis, laborer, r. 218 Francisco rear
" Peter E., watchcase maker, 622 Clay
Crochet Felix, cook Clavere&Bellegarde, r. 530

Merchant
Crock J( seph, scavenger, r. 738 Vallejo rear
Crockard John (H. Crockard's Sons), r. 13 Henry
" Robert F. (H. Crockard's Eons), r. 9% Bart-
lett
Crockard's H. Sons (John and Robert F.), ship-

E^milhs, 216 Steuart

Crocker A. & Brothers (Aaron, Jacob and

Adolph), merchants, 108 Battery

" Aaron (A. Crocker & Bros.), r. 2034 Bush

" Aaron (Crocker Bros.), r. 322 Broadway

" Adolph (A. Crocker & Bros.), r. Eureka,

Cal.
" Brothers (Aaron and Heiman), loan offlce,
608 Montgomerv
Crocker Building, 6lb Market, Davidson &
Leigh agents, 137 Montgomery
" Charles, butcher, r. 22 Turk
" Charles, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Crocker Charles F., president Occidental and
Oriental Steamship Co., vice-president
Southern Pacific Company, and president
Market Street Railway Co., 57 Union
Trust Bldg, r. 915 Leavenworth
Crocker Charles H., treasurer and general man-
ager H. S. Crocker Company, 215-219
Bush, r. Belvedere
" Charles S., condjictor S. P. Co., r. 13 Ade-
laide PI
•' C. W. Mrs., widow, r. 1609 Sutter
" Edward, merchant, r. 322 Broadway
" Ellen, widow, r. 1114 Masonic Av
Crocker Estate Company, C. E. Green secre-
tary, offlce 57 Union Trust Bldg
" Fannie Miss, r. 1609 Sutter
Crocker Free Kindergarten, Miss A. P. Pel-
ham principal, 64 Silver
Crocker George, director Southern Pacific Com-
pany, 57 Union Trust Bldg. r. 1100 Cali-
fornia
Crocker Grammar School, William H. Edwards
principal, S s Page nr Baker
" Hannah B. Miss, teacher Buena Vista Pri-
mary School, r. 1114 Masonic Av
" Heiman (Crocker Bros.), r. 1011'/4 Larkin
" Helen T. Miss, school teacher, r. 1912 Val-
lejo
Crocker Henry J. (The McLaughlin Co.), and
vice-president H. S. Crocker Company,
OfBce 508 California, rooms 1-2, r. NW cor
Washington and Laguna
" Henry J. Mrs. (The McLaughlin Co.), ofQce
508 California, rooms 1-2, r. NW cor
Washington and Laguna
Crocker Henry S., president H. S. Crocker Com-
pany, 215-219 Bush, r. The California
Hotel
" Horace L., clerk land dept. C. P. RR Co., r.

401 Clayton
" Horace T., engineer, r. 512 Larkin

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H. S. Crocker president, C. H. Crocker
treasurer, importers, stationers,
printers, litnographers and book-
binders, 215-219 Busb, copperplate
department 227-229 Post
Crocker Irene A. Miss, proofreader Post, t. 513
Larkia

" Isaac, r. 12 Adair

" Jacob (A. Crocker & Bros.), r. San Luis
Obispo, Cal.

" Julia M. Miss. r. 1609 Sutter

CROCKER-LANGLEY

S. F. DIRECTORY,

H. S. Crocker Company publishers,
office 215-219 Bush

Crocker Lesser, dry goods, boots and shoes,

734-726 Montgomery
" Maria C. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 6 Hayes
" Morris, tailor, r. 332 Broadway
" Nathan, office 314 Pine, rooms 58-59, r. 1912

Bush

CROCKER WILLIAM,

proprietor San Francisco Planing Mills,
524-530, 5tb, telephone South 15, r. 913
Oak

Crocker William A., steam fitter Union I. Wks,

r. 147 CoUingwood
Crocker William H., president The Crocker-
Woolworth National Bank, junction Post
and Market, r. 1150 California
Crocker-Woolworth National Bank of San
Francisco, The, William H. Crocker
president, G. W. Kline cashier, W. E.
Brown vice-president, junction Post and
Market
Crocker's San Francisco Directory, see Crocker-

Langley San Francisco Directory
Crocket Allan A., machinist Fulton Eng. & Ship
Bldg Wks, r. 3335 Lombard
" Charles, machinist, r. 3325 Lombard
Crockett Charles, detective, r. 1017 Howard
" Frank, engineer Engine 20, r. 3014 Fillmore
" Frederick P., laundryman, r. 319 Guerrero
" Jessie Miss, cashier George A. Root, r. 712
Geary
Crockett Joseph B., president and engineer
San Francisco Gas Light Co., office SE
cor 1st and Natoma, r. 2039 California
" Rod, waiter, r. 304, 3d
Crofluth Howard B., conductor Market St. Ry.,

r. 3237 Mission
Croft Alonzo H., musician, r. 1337 Stockton
" Ellen, widow, r. 858!^ Folsom
" John, seaman, r. 360i/4 Brannan
" Martin L., carpenter, r. 446 Bryant
" Robert, seaman, r. 36O14 Brannan
Crofton George, peddler, r. 664% Howard
" John J., salesman, r. 1812 Market
" William M., 3d lieut. company I 1st In-
fantry U. S. A., r. Angel Island
Crofts Francis E., teacher Lowell High School,
r. 2839 Bush
" John J., marine engineer, r. 3004% Cali-
fornia
Crofut & Knapp, W. E. Stubbs agent, dealers

hats and caps, 35 New Montgomery
Crogan Charles M., bookbinder Hicks- Judd Co.,
r. 1410 Taylor
'< Christopher S., laborer, r. 12% Hollis
" E. L., painter, r. 512 Bush
" James J., gasfitter, r. 2622 Sutter
" Martha L. Mrs., r. 12% Hollis
" Mary Miss, tailoress, r. 231 Leavenworth
" May L. Miss, teacher Mission Grammar

School, r. 1410 Taylor
" Patrick J., painter, r. 12% Hollis
Croger William, cigar maker Christ Fankel-

hauser, r. 227, 7th
Croghan Francis J., 1st asst. engineer strArago,
r. 332 Brann an
" Mary Miss, r. 302 Oak
Croke Catharine, widow, r. 21 Grand Av

Croke Hannah, domestic, 42 Belvedere
" James, janitor :Humboldt Primary School,

r. 632 Fulton
" J. P., collector, 634 Kearny
Croley George H., poultry supplies. 417 Sacra-
mento, r. Alameda
Crombet Achille, cellarman E. Gamier & Co., r.

801 Vallejo
Crome August, agent, r. 114 San Jose Av
" Edward, conductor Sutter St. Ry., r, 1434

Devisadero
" Minnie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1433 Turk
Cromhane Jeremiah A., miner, r. 559a Minna
Crompton Frank, patternmaker, r. 319 O'Farrell
" Robert, pattern maker S. F. Pattern Wks,

r. Brooklyn Hotel
Cromwell B. L., U. S. Internal Revenue agent,

U. S. Appraisers' Bldg. room 11, r. 3414

Post
" Burnside, telegraph editor Call, r. 617 Bush
" Frank, tailor, r. 335 Minna
" Samuel H., master mariner, r. 318 Shotwell
Cron Charles L., bookkeeper Pac. Pine Lumber

Co., r. San Rafael
" Eugene, engineer S. P. Co., r. 103 Juniper
" Wilhelmina, widow, r. 102 Juniper
J8®" Cron. See Krohn and Kron
Crona Hall, 413 Sutter

Cronacher Charles, restaurant, 1400 Castro
Cronan A. T. Miss, r. 1337 O'Farrell
" Catherine Miss (Cronan Sisters), r. 1327

O'Farrell
" Edwin J., cooper Cal. Wine Assn., r. 2517

Bryant Av
" Hannah, widow, r. 547 Folsom
" Henry J., cooper Cal. Wine Assn., r. 2517

Bryant Av
" James, laborer, r. 14 Octavia
" James, laborer W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 9

Plymouth Av
" Jeremiah, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

1233 Folsom
" Jeremiah G., beer bottler E. Rogers, r. 2743

Folsom
" John B., accountant E. M. Root, r. 519

Eddy
" John E., lounge maker Emil Heubner, r.

13!4 McLea Court
" John J., groceries and liquors, 1171 Howard

and 321 Jessie, r. 317 Jessie
" Julia Miss, milliner, r. 14 Dale PI
" Lucy Miss, milliner, r. 14 Dale PI
" Mary, widow, r. 13% McLea Court
" Mary Miss, r. 2606 Bryant Av
" Mary Miss (Cronan Sisters), r. 1227 O'Far-
rell
" Mary, domestic, 1950 California
" Michael J., machine hand, r. 13% McLea

Court
" Michael J., plumber, r. 1337 O'Farrell
" Michael M., iron worker, r. 720 Tennessee
" Peter, carriage painter, r. 14 Dale PI
" Samuel J., machine hand, r. 13% McLea

Court
" Sisters (Catherine and Mary), dressmak-
ing, 1237 O'Farrell
" Thomas, with W. Cronan, r. 499 Devisadero
" Timothy J., bartender, r. 31, 14th
" Vincent, r. 17 Baker
" Walter M., water tender str Mariposa
" William, metal roofer and galvanized cor-
nices, 1213-1215 Market, r. 17 Baker
4®~ Cronan. See Cronin
Crone Edward, conductor, r. 2610 Sutter
's- Edwin, clerk, r. 2322 Grove
' ' Harry, ship carpenter, r. 17th Av South nr N

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Crone Isidore, commissary sergeant Commissary
of Subsistence U. S. A., r. lOlli^ Green
" James, longshoreman, r. 42 Tehama
" John J., carpenter, r. 2222 Grove
" Margaret, widow, r. 26 Hermann
Croner Bondy, corset manufacturer, 309 Hayes

" Louis, driver, r. 120 Shipley
Cronimus Joseph, r. 28 Turk
Cronin Catherine, widow, r. 203 Ritch
" Charles, seaman, r. 334 Fremont
" Cornelius, r. 5 Madison Av
" Cornelius, laborer, r. 4441/^ Jessie
" Cornelius, longshoreman, r. 115b Langton
" Cornelius, fireman str Eureka, r. 22 High-
land Av
" Cornelius, teamster James MuUany & Co.,

r. 110 Perry
" Daniel, groceries and liquors, 1669 Mission
" Daniel, laborer, r. 539 Lott
" Daniel J., clerk James MuUany & Co., r.

110 Perry
" Daniel P., machinist Union I. Wks, r. 73314

Minnesota
" David (Ford & Cronin), r. cor N and 11th

Av South
" Ellen, widow, r. 32 Linden Av
" Emma, packer Cal. Drug and Spice Mills,

r. 207 Ritch
" Hannah, domestic, 3323 Clay
" James, groceries and liquors, 401, 29th
" James, teamster Daniel F. Gallagher, r.

706 Bryant
" James A., r. 5 Madison Av
" James J., clerk, r. 2331 California
" Jeremiah, blacksmith, r. 49 Perry
" Jeremiah J., teamster, r. 413 Folsom
" John, laborer, r. 1614 Mission
" John, liquors, SE cor California and Fill-
more, r. 2331 California
" John, waiter, r. 444V^ Jessie
■' John D., liquors, 421, 3d, r. 49 Perry
" John E., r. 40J4 Louisa
" John F., policeman, r. 40^4 Louisa
" John H., plumber, r. 2331 California
" John R., horseshoer, r. 110 Perry
" Josephine Miss, manager The Imperial,

728 Sutter
" Joseph H., boiler maker, r. 733^^ Minne-
sota
" Katherine, widow, nurse, r. 4 Taylor Ter-
race
" Margaret, widow, r. 14 Sumner
" Mary, domestic, 714 Central Av
" Michael, laborer, r. 635, 2d
" Michael, laborer, r. 3553 Fillmore
" Michael J., shoe cutter Porter, Slessinger

&Co., r. 482i4 Tehama
" Nealey, teamster, r. 444^4 Jessie
" Nora, domestic, 761 Haight
" Nora M. Miss, dressmaking, 525 Turk
" Owen, r. 336 Shipley
" Patrick, foreman "boiler maker Union I.

Wks.r. 733 Minnesota
" Patrick, laborer, r. 711 Elizabeth
" Patrick, laborer, r. 2623 Sutter
" Thomas, r. Crescent Av nr Folsom
" Thomas J., gripman Market St. Ry., r.

2915a Pine
" Thomas S., pattern maker Union I. Wks, r.

7331/i Minnesota
" Timothy, laborer, r. 305 Michigan
" Timothy B., boiler maker Union I. Wks. r.

800 Tennessee
" William, core maker W. T. Garratt & Co.,

r. .336 Shipley
" William, laborer, r. 10 Ringold

Cronin William, liquors, NE cor 9th Av and
Fulton
" William H. , r. 303 Ritch
4®-Cronin. See Cronan

Cronise Charles E., porter Dunham, Carrigan
and Hayden Co., r. 134 Ridley
" Clement, assayer Selby Smelting and Lead

Co., r. 1926 Pine
" William H. V., mining, 405 Montgomery,
room 13, r. 904B Powell
Cronk Alfred S., teamster, r. 830 Hampshire
" Walter S., motorman Market St. Ry., r.

3508 Mission
" William P., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 333
Bartlett
Cronkite S. D., salesman J. T. Bowers & Son
Cronley James, tinsmith, r. 1323 Montgomery
" John, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

1323 Montgomery
" Marcella Miss, shoe fitter, r. 1333 Mont-
gomery
Cronogue James, gardener Alta Plaza, r. 822, 23d
Crook Bradford, publisher, r. 815 Alabama
" Edwin W., manufacturers' agent, 126

Kearny, room 49, r. 260 Rose Av
" Henry, master mariner, r. 12 Sacramento
" Isaac C, secretary Y. M.C. A., 30th Street

Bianch, r. 815 Alabama
■' Mary, widow, r. 919 Union
Crook Oliver, secretary Guadaloupe Dairy Co.,
1015 Valencia, r. 2506 Mission
" Peter, grocer, r. 1607 Powell
>^=- Crook. See Krook

Crooker Arthur, teas and coffees, r. Schuyler nr
Cortland Av
" Elijah H., stair builder, 1149 Mission, r.

662 Minna
" Frederick F., stair builder E. H. Crooker,

r. 662 Minna
" Matthew H., salesman, r. 323 Jones
Crooks Anna, widow, r. 1432 Post
" Frank B., real estate, 401 Spreckels Bldg,
r. 215 Gough
Crooks George B., director John Taylor & Co.
(incorporated), 63, 1st, r. 514 Van Ness Av
" Jackson G., capitalist, oflce 430 Montgom-
ery, room 8, r. Oakland
" John J., contractor and builder, 1603 La-
guna
Crooks Jonathan J., real estate and insurance
agent, 420 Montgomery, room 8, r. Hotel
Richelieu
" Lizzie, widow, r. 2508!4 California
" Matthew J. (M. Kedon & Co.), r. East Oak-
land
'■ Robert L., capitalist, r. 1327 Jackson
" Samuel R., capitalist, r. 2016 Baker
" William, tailor, 769 Market, r. 1045 Market
Crookshank A. H., salesman W. P. Fuller & Co.
r. Alameda

Croome Dental Association,

William Croome proprietor, extracts
teeth simply and painlessly by use of
positively harmless gas, 759 Market
Croome William, proprietor Croome Dental As-
sociation, 759 Market, r. 3020 California
Cr on George H., oiler str Modoc, r. 2014 Glover
" John F., foreman pressroom California

Demokrat, r. 85 Henry
" Peter, 2d officer str Bay City
" Thomas F., clerk, r. •2OV2 Glover
" Wal er, teamster, r. 20>4 Glover
Cropp Harry R., cyclery, 1216 Oak
4®" Cropp. See Kropp
Cropper James, machinist Abner Doble Co., r. 15

Rincon PI
Crosbe Edward, laborer, r. 513 Howard rear
Crosberg Frank laborer, r. 2206 Greenwich
Crosbie Michael J., longshoreman O. R. & N.

Co., r. 318!/2 Ritch
Crosby Amelia, widow, r. San Jose Ay nr Foote
Av
Benjamin F., chief steward str San Jose
Cornelia F. Mrs., r. ;1724 Broadway
Edward B., painter, r. 2046 O'Farrell
F. H., bookkeeper, r. 717 Howard
Frank B., machinist Simonds Saw Co., r
303^^ Sutter

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Crosby Frank L., collector New Home Sewing
Machine Co., r. cor Dwight and Yale
" George, miller, r. 838 Mission
" George H., chief engineer str Walla Walla,

r. 1724 Broadway
" George O., produce dealer, 233 Davis, r. 115

William
" George W., manager Davis Bros., r. Ala-
meda
" Henry, longshoreman, r. 1313 Sansome
" John, foreman J. E. Whitney, r. 627 Broad-
way
" John, printer, r. 324b 2d Av
" John F., carpenter, r. 64 Hermann
" Marks, paver, r. 29 Norfolk rear
" Michael, laborer, r. 27 Folsom Av
" Michael, longshoreman, r. 318 Ritch
" Milton H., plate printer Payot, Upham &

Co., r. Alameda
" Patrick, laborer, r. 1344 Nebraska
" Patrick, policeman, r. 446, 15th
" Patrick J., clerk, r. 446, 15th
" Peter J. attorney at law, 25 Mills Bldg,

6th floor, r. Irvington, Cal.
" S. Frances, widow, r. 607 Van Ness Av
" William, commission agent, r. 115 Williams
" William, merchant, r. 811 Pierce
Crosett Alphonzo A., clerk, r. 1407, 20th
" Edward F., bookkeeper Jones, Mundy &
Co.,r. 610, 31st
Crosett James F. (J. F. Crosett & Co.), com-
mission mining agency, mines bought
and sold, ores sampled, etc., 638 Sacra-
mento, r. 339 San Jose Av
" James H., civil engineer, r. 239San Jose Av

CROSETT J. F. & CO.

(James F. Crosett), employment agency
and real estate, 628 Sacramento and
312 Sutter

4S=-Crosett. See Crossett

Crosetti Joseph (Casemirro Bonturi & Co.), r.

NE cor 9th and Channel
Crosier John, laborer, r. NE cor Napa and
Louisiana
" Victor, separator J. W. Ferris, r. 3395^, 6th
iS^Crosier. See Crozier
Croskey George H., laborer, r. 31st Av South bet

H and I
Cross Amelia, widow, r. 16V^ Glover
" Arthue D., engineer Geo. H. Tay Co., r. 1719

Broderick
" Charles M. (C. W. & C. M. Cross), r. 718

Waller
" Charles V., physician and surgeon, 3103
Fillmore
Cross Charles W. (C. W. & C. M. Cross), at-
torney at law, 101 Sansome, rooms 20-23,
r. 718 Waller
" Clyde A., law student, r. 718 Waller
Cross C. W. & C. M. (Charles W. and Charles
M.), California gold mines, 8-9 Chronicle
Bldg
" Dudley, steward Young & Weisman, r. 425

Post
" Edward, carriage painter, r. 705 Mission
" Elizabeth W., widow, r. 626 Polk
" Frank G., manager Clipper Bicycle Co.,

1386 Market, r. 522. 22d
" Fred T., clerk auditing dept. Wells, Fargo

& Co., r. 1731 San Carlos Av
" George H., clerk, r. 2645 Mission
" Henry, plumber, r. 110 Mason
" James, cook, r. Contra Costa House
Cross James, president Hobart Estate Co., 533
Market, room 3, r. 2534 Mission
» James T., r. 1100 Gough
" John E., stenographer general auditor's

offtee, S. P. Co., r. 2645 Mission
" John R., with Sperry Flour Co., r. 801

Haight
" Joseph R., butcher J. H. Hahn, r. 1731 San

" Lee, clerk H. B. Sharp, r. 417 Kearny
" Louis, drayman, r. 1362 McAllister
" Robert J., fireman S. P. Co., r. 2645 Mission
" Roger, 1st engineer str Coptic, r. Alameda
" Rufus S., porter station D postofQce, r. 619
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Cross Susan, widow, r. 303 Turk
" Thomas, clerk, r. 236 Day
" Thomas, conductor Sutter St. Ry., r. 1706

Baker
" Thomas H., fireman, r. 236 Day
" Thomas J., car washer Market St. Ry.,

r. 1721 San Carlos Av
" William, messman str San Bias
" William H., trimmer Edison Light and

Power Co., r. 636 Polk
" William W., clerk, r. 16i/i Glover
" William W., salesman Cal. Furniture Mfg.

Co., r. 1713 Leavenworth
" Wilson A., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 890
Shotwell
4®=Cross. See Kross
Crossbow Gold Mining Co., Henry D. Walker

secretary, 62 Nevada Block
Crosscup Ira O.. engineer Union Trust Co.,
r. 1009 Buchanan
" H. B., master str Washtenaw
Crossett Frederick W., clerk freight auditor's
dept. S. P. Co., r. 919 Valencia
" George H., machinist, r. 995 Market
" William I., collector Edison Light and
Power Co., r. 615M Capp
4®=Crossett. See Crosett
Crossfield Edward W., painter, r. 6 Scotland
" Otto, foreman Thomson Bridge Co., r. 123
Eddy
Crossley Catherine Miss, r. 533 Turk
" Clarence S., engraver H. S. Crocker Co.,

r, Alameda
" George J., engineer, r. 34^/^, 8th
" John F., laborer, r. 553i/4 Minna
" Joseph H., seaman r. 28 Sacramento
" Leonard D., mining expert, r. 533 Turk
" Madison B., engineer M. Greenberg's Sons,

r. 1430 Mission
" William, laborer Cal. 1. & Wrecking Co.,
r. 33 Stanford
Grossman E., porter, r. 861 Market
" George, fireman str Transit, r. 142, 14th
" John, general foreman shops car dept. S.

P. Co., 6th and King, r. Oakland
" Ramona, widow, r. 1006 Pacific
" Thomas H., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

133b, 14th
" Thomas J., secretary Jordan Bituminous
Rock and Paving Co., 92 Chronicle Bldg,,
r. 553 Harrison
" William T., clerk local freight office S. P.
Co., r. Oakland
Crosthwaite George, carpenter, r. 328, Uth Av
" Isaac, brass finisher, r. 338, 5th Av
" Michael H., plumber, 338,5th Av, r. 415, 3d
Av
Crothers George C, upholsterer, r. 614 Ellis
" Jennie Miss, r. 1018 Bush
" John H., clerk Bulletin, r. Niles, Cal.
Crothers R. A., publisher The Bulletin, 622
Montgomery, r. 1018 Bush
" Ralph, clerk money order dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co,, r. 614 Ellis
" Thomas G., attorney at law and special
administrator estate of James G. Fair,
230 Montgomery, r. 504 Taylor
" William, physician, r. 504 Taylor
4®=-Crothers. See Carothers, Carruthers and

Caruthers
Crotogini Anton, cook, r. 509 Broadway
Crotta Alexander, bartender, r. USYz Washing-
ton
Crottie B. F. Mrs., varieties, 21914, 6th
Crottiers George, upholsterer John Hoey, r. 614
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Kearny
" James, laborer, r. 313 Mississippi rear '
" James G., r. S4714 Clara
" John, laborer, r. 434 Tehama
" JohnT., bartender James E. Kenny, r. 14

Capp
" Michael F., bricklayer, r. 3518 Sutter rear
Crouch Alfred, peddler, r. 90 Miguel
" Charles, beer bottler, r. 416, 5th
" Charles W., conductor Sutter St. Rv., r.

2bny2 Sutter
" Eva L. Miss, clerk Cherokee Indian Hair

Grower Co., r. 413 McAllister
" James, manufacturer cigars, 411 Montgom-
ery, r. 413 McAllister
" Maud V. E., domestic, 3331 Washington
" Thomas, renovator J. Spaulding & Co., r. 90

Miguel
" William S., gripman Market St. Ry., r.
1413 Pacific
Croudace Charles W., driver X L Dairy Co., r.
3460 Folsom
" Frederick W., printer, 620 Merchant, r. 3203
Fillmore
Crough John A., pork and sausages, 108, 6th, and

dairy produce, 428 Hayes, r. 423 Hayes
Croughwell Anna T., Miss, teacher Potrero Pri-
mary School, r. 10 Middle
" Eugene C, bookkeeper, r. 10 Middle
Crouse Carol Miss, teacher singing and elocu-
tion, 55, 3d
" John M., stevedore, r. 833 Howard
" John R., salesman Jansen, Rose & Henev,
r. 806 Geary
4®-Crouse. See Kraus, Krause, Krauss.Krausse

and Krouse
Crow Albion, solicitor, r. 616 Octavia
" G. M. Mrs., widow, r. 22 Natoma
" Harvey J., blacksmith H. B. Schindler, r.

1630 San Carlos Av
" John H., mining engineer, r. 303 Waller
" Lloyd T., telegraph operator, r. 616 Octavia
" Thomas, r. 323 O'Farrell
49~Crow. See Krogh

Crowe Charles, gripman Cal. St. RR, r. 922 Post
" Charles, waiter str Walla Walla
" Eugene M., truckman Truck 1, r.32 O'Far-
rell
" George, student, r. 1011 Washington
" James P., hoseman Engine 13, r. 1438 Va-
lencia
" James W., liquors, NW cor Folsom and 9th,
and deputy Superintendent Streets, r.
15 Sheridan
" John, clerk, r. 807 Mission
" John J. (Curley & Crowe), r. 737 Treat Av
" John J., salesman M. Dewitt & Co., r. 214, 3d
" Joseph H., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &

Co., r. 109 Leavenworth
" Kate J. Miss, r. 114, 11th
" Luke Mrs., widow, r. 440, 2d
" Margaret, domestic, 1418 Larkin
" Mark A., painter, r. 2408^/^ Sacramento
" Maxwell L., insurance, r. 136 Hancock
" Miles, laborer, r. 340, 15th
" Thomas M., starter Presidio and Ferries

RR, r. 3913 Pine
" Thomas P., proprietor Troy Hotel, 506 Napa
" William, iron roller, r. 807 Mission
Crowell Amy B . widow, r. 90514 Guerrero
" Ann H., widow, r. 905V4 Guerrero
" A. Russell, sporting editor Breeder and

Sportsman, r. 3235, 16th
" Catherine, widow, r. 1006 Pine
" Charles, r. 912 Bush

Crowell Charles H., secretary Laurel Hill
Cemetery Association and superinten-
dent Laurel Hill Cemetery, office Cen-
tral Av opp Bush
" Charles H., teacher Horace Mann Evening

School, r. 310, 17th
" Charles L (John Sroufe & Co.), r. Sausalito
" Edgar C, butcher H. Lilienthal, r. 35 Russ
" Eliza A., widow, r. 1603 Larkin
" Fannie E. Miss, stenographer Young Men's

Christian Assn., r. 310, 17th
" Frederick W., bookkeeper D. Appleton &

Co., r. 310, 17th
" George C. printer, r. 35 Russ
" George E., mining engineer, r. 208 Octavia
" George W., superintendent Lynde& Hough
Co., 40 California, r. California City,
Marin Co.
" G. W., chief officer stmr Peru
" Harold W., cashier The Fidelity and Cas-
ualty Co., r. 1006 Pine
" Ida J., widow, r. 1145'^ Valencia
" Martin L., route agent Wells, Fargo & Co..

r. 307 Jones
" Matilda, widow, r. 1517 Noe rear
" Prentiss, clerk W. P. Fuller & Co., r. 905^4

Guerrero
" Thomas, machinist, r. 646 Folsom
" Walter H., with The Bank of California, r.

1603 Larkin
" William W., barber Seppich & Kleinhans.
r. 44, 3d
4®-Crowell. See Croall
Crowhurst Samuel G., baker, r. 1013 Treat Av
Crowley Bartholomew, baker, r. 320, 5th
■' Catherine, widow, r. 113 Gilbert rear
" Catherine, widow, r. 2006 Mason
" Catherine Miss, r. 334, 3d
" Charles, clerk, r. 1331,24th
" Charles, timer Geary St. RR, r. NE cor

Buchanan and Geary
" Cornelius, laborer, r. 334, 3d
" Cornelius, liquors, NW cor 36th and Valen-
cia, r. 1443 Valencia
" Cornelius, shoemaker, SW cor Clara Av

and Corbett Av
" Cornelius, steel worker Pac. Roll. Mill, r.

832 Illinois
" Cornelius D., plumber Ahlbach & Co., r. 116

Wildey
" Daniel, helper T. J. Moynihan, r. 39 Silver
" Daniel, teamster J. C. Wilson & Co., r. 1017

Battery
" Daniel F., wharfinger Harbor Commis-
sioners, r. 1717 Ellis
" Daniel F., bricklayer, r. 34 Johnson Av
" Daniel J., bookbinder H. S. Crocker Co., r.

334, 3d
" Daniel J., clerk Goodyear Rubber Co., r.

619 Hayes
" Daniel J., liquors, 73, 4th, r. 797 Mission
" David, boatman, sec. B Se* Wall. r. 3347
Jones
Crowley David W., manager Electric Laundry
Co., 315 Valencia, r. 41 Ridley
" Dennis J., painter, r. 619 Hayes
" Dennis O. Rev., secretary The Youth's Di-
rectory, 3030 Howard
" Edith H. Miss, principal Stanford Primary

School, r. 1629 Sacramento
" Elizabeth E. Miss, teacher Hamilton

Grammar School, r. 151 Grove
" Ellen, widow, r. 332'^^ Clementina
" Emmet C, clerk F. Toplitz & Co., r. 449

Stevenson
" Florence, widow, r. 320, 17th
" Florence, paper carrier, r. 315 Beale
" Florence, stevedore, r. 20 Federal
" Frank, peddler, r. 30!^ Hunt
" Frank H., machinist, r. 3 Palmer
" George, bartender Cornelius Crowley, r.

1442 Valencia
" George, clerk, r. 1817 Greenwich
" George, gripman, r. 342, 18th
" Harry, teamster J. L. Vermeil & Co., r. 334

Langton
" Henry, shoemaker, r. 832 Illinois
" James, candy maker J, Seidl & Co., r. Ala-
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Crowley James, cooper David Woerner
" James, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill
" James, watchman, r. 1608 Pacific Av
" James B., traveling salesman Schweitzer

&Co.,r. 404 Post
" James C, hoseman Engine 6, r. 311, 6th
" James M., restaurant, 832 Illinois
" James P., iron worker, r. 1817 Greenwich
" Jeremiah, stevedore, r. 210 Clara
" Jeremiah T., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 319

San Jose Av
" J. George, bookkeeper Union Ice Co., r. 1227

Fell
" John, r. 148/2 Silver
" John, calker, r. 22!4 Hubbard
" John, cook Washington Hotel
" John, gasfitter, r. 1643 Polk
" John, laborer, r. 72 Brady
" John, laborer, r. 332 Louisiana
" John, laborer, r. 336 Louisiana
" John, laborer, r. 619 Hayes
" John, liquors, 1207 Kentucky
" John, machinist Bay City I. Wks
" John, merchant, r. 800 Kearny
" John, stamp clerk postofflce, r. 1514 Howard
" John, termster, r. 518 Chestnut
" John, waiter, r. 592 Stevenson
" John E., harness maker, r. 3 Palmer
" John F., gasfitter, r. 706 Natoma
" John F., liquors, 15 Mason, r. 619 Hayes
" John H., shoecutter, r. 320 5th
" John J., carpenter, r. SOVz Moss
" John J., conductor S. F. & S. M. Ry., r.

Mission nr 29th
" John J., janitor Supreme Court of Cali-
fornia. Emporium Bldg, r. 646 Valencia
" John J., policeman, r. 14 Hill
" John J., salesman O'Connor, Moflatt & Co.,

r. 210 Clara
" John J., steel worker Pac. Roll. Mill
" John J. Jr., clerk, r. 646 Valencia
" John M., bricklayer, r. 14 Harriet
" John P., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 128 Morris

Av
" John P., shoemaker, r. SOVi Louisa
" Joseph D., bookbinder H. S. Crocker Co., r.

334, 3d
" Kate H. Miss, teacher Lincoln Evening

School, r. 1629 Sacramento
" M., r. 246, 7th
" Mamie Miss, stenographer I. L. Merrell,

r. 592 Stevenson
" Margaret, widow, r. 12 Homer
" Margaret, widow, r. 315 Beale
" Margaret I. Miss, teacher Longfellow

Primary School, r. 521 Post
" Mark F., clerk, r. 321 Bryant
" Martin F., clerk Barnett & Kalisky
" Mary, widow, r. 1227 Mission
" Mary Miss, r. 735 Minna
" Mary, domestic, 1502 Golden Gate Av
" Mary A., -widow, r. 1817 Greenwich
" Mary E. Miss, teacher Longfellow Pri-
mary School, r. 521 Post
" Michael, bricklayer, r. 34 Harriet
" Michael, fireman str Corona, r. A bet 26th

and 27th Avs
" Michael, laborer, r. 327 Clementina
" Michael, millhand Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 1109

Tennessee rear
" Michael J., r. 215 Turk
" Minnie, widow, r. 440 Natoma
" Nathaniel, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 342

18th
" Nellie, press feeder Dickman-Jones Co., r.

1817 Greenwich
Crowley Patrick, Chief of Police, ofQce 3 New

City Hall, 1st floor, r. 1629 Sacramento
" Patrick, foreman Thomas G. Walkington,

r. 149 Silver
" Patrick, laborer S. P. Co., r. 27 Silver
" Patrick, laborer Western Sugar Refinery,

r. 1109 Tennessee rear
" Paul J., shipping and commission mer-
chant, 320 California, room 12, r. 811A
Greenwich
" Peter, clerk, r. 2020 Filbert
" Robert S., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co.,

r. 112 Webster

Crowley Samuel, stock cutter W. F. Van Bergen

&Co., r. 143,3d
" Stephen J., shoemaker Buckingham &

Hecht, r. 214 Jersey
" Therese Miss, r. 11 Norfolk
" Thomas F., boatman. Section B Sea Wall,

r. 2347 Jones
'■ Thomas J., druggist, r. 12 Homer
" Thomas P., ironworker Ralston I. Wks,

r. 1817 Greenwich
" Thomas P., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co.,

r. 624 Post
" Timothy, boiler maker, r. 315 Beale
" Timothy, oyster opener, r. 49 Zoe
" Timothy F., bricklayer, r. 210 Clara
" Timothy J., attorney at law, 1-3A Chronicle

Bldg, r. San Rafael
" Timothy J., horseshoer, 11 Merchant, r. 5

Birch Av
" William, laborer. Spring Valley W. W.,

r. 639 Bryant
" William, mariner, r. 652 Howard
" William, teamster, r. 3014 Hunt
" William B., clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 425

Eddy
" William C. C, solicitor, r. 528, 19th
" William J., expressman, NE cor California

and Davis, r. 2827 Clay
" William P., bartender M. F. Dunleavy, r.

1136 Howard
J8S~Crowley. See Crawley
Crown David S., cigar maker Frahm & Franken-

berg, r. 318 Hayes

CROWN DISTILLERIES CO.,

Ernest R. Lilientlial president, Louis
S. Haas secretary, proprietors Cyrus
Noble Distillery (Lynchburg, onio),
and wholesale liquor dealers, 100-102
Front. Bonded stores and warehouses,
53-59 Steuart

Crown Flouring' Mills (Stockton), Stockton
Milling Company proprietors, ofilce 112
California
" Isaac (Shaen «& Crown), r. 528 Hayes

Crown Paper Company (Oregon City, Or.),
Ludwig Schwabacher secretary and
general manager, 707 Front
" Point Gold and Silver Mining Company
(Gold Hill, Nev.), James Newland sec-
retary, 35 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
" The (lodgings), Joseph Lufkin proprietor,
29 Grant Av

Crowney B., baker Alms House

Crowninshield Charles B., laborer, r. 704 Te-

Crowther Edward W., carpenter, 1515 California,
r. 1220 Webster
" Isaac, r. 824 Laguna
" Lizzie Miss, r. 824 Laguna
" Mildred Miss, r. 824 Laguna
Croxton Richard C, 1st lieut. company A,
1st Infantry IJ. S. A., Benicia Barracks,

Croyland John, attorney at law, 410 Pine, r. 1805

Pierce
Crozat Ferdinand, laborer, r. 619 Pacific
Crozeau Auguste, r. 824 Montgomery
Crozer Enoch L., pattern maker Risdon I. & L.

Wks, r. Alameda
Crozier George, gripman Presidio and Ferries
RR, r. 1215 Union
" Harry P. , clerk I. S. Van Winkle, r. 619 Pine
" Herbert W., student, r. 619 Pine
" John P., iron worker Union I. Wks, r. 704
Tennessee

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Crozier Samuel, solicitor Baldwin & Hammond,
r. 448 Fulton
" Samuel W., stenographer, r. 448 Fulton
" William J., r. 619 Pine
4®" Crozier. See Crosier
Cruden David, shipwright, r. 3545 Howard
Crudo Frank, boothlack, r. 5 Pollard PI
Crudup James (L. Massoni & Co.),r. 711 IvyAv
Cruickshank William, salesman Murphy, Grant

&Co., r. 2208 Union
Cruise James, conductor Geary St. RR, r. 324d
2d Av
" Patrick, laborer, r. 619 Natoma
" William, conductor, r. 231 Perry
^f Cruise. See Cruse, Cruz and Kruse
Crum Freeman A., dentist, 320 Hayes
" George W., salesman Miller, SI0SS& Scott,

r. 3103 Clay
■' Harry A., clerk L. Feldmann & Co., r. 320

Hayes
" William, tinner John F. Myers & Co., r.
Alameda
Crumble William, heater, r. 216 Michigan
Crumley Charles E., varnish maker Tamm &

Nolan Co., r. 7 Albion Av
Crummey Eugene, drirer Truck 1, r. 937, 11th Av
South
" Hugh, contractor, r. 1928 Golden Gate Av
" Hugh P., contractor, r. 1106 Railroad Av
" James, sheep merchant, office 530 Clay, r.

2723 Folsom
" John A., butcher J. G. Johnson & Son, r.

nth Av South nr Railroad Av
" John T. driver Engine 16, r. 1002 Ten-
nessee
" Louise M., widow, varieties, 1220 Mason
" Margaret A., widow, r. 937, 11th Av South
" Owen, butcher J. G. Johnson & Son, r. 1106
Railroad Av
Crump F. W., clerk, r. 603 Bush
" Perry A., clerk Bank of British Columbia,
r. Sausalito
Cruse Charles, messman bktn J. D. Peters, r. 326
Green
" John H., liquors, 521 East
" Louis, laborer, r. Cambridge nr Bacon
" Mary, widow, r. 129b Guerrero
Crutehfleld Mary, widow, r. 2818 Greenwich
Crux George A., with Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r.

2715 Pine
Cruz Charles, hostler American Brewery, r. 1616
Mason
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 1616 Mason
" William J., cellarman American Brewery,
r. 1616 Mason
4S=-Cr\iz. See Cruise, Kroos and Kruse
Cruza Adolph, butcher, r. 734 Minna

" Joseph, butcher, r. 30V4 Lafayette
Cruzan John A. Rev., pastor Olivet Congrega-
tional Church, r. 8 Alpine
Cryer William, boatbuilder Geo. W. Kneass, r.

1391/2 Silver
j^=Cryer. See Creyer
Crysler Vincent W., agent John J, Bagley & Co.

(Detroit, Mich.), 410 Sacramento
Crystal Hotel, Peter Hansen oroprietor, 739, 4th
" Packing and Provision Co. (Jacob A. Pecher,
Martin Kupfer and John Doassans),
provision packers, 321 Francisco, branch
12-14 Pacific Fruit Market
Crystal Palace, Hageman & Haquette proprie-
tors, 5 Kearny and 12 Geary
Crystal Rock Salt Mining Co. (Danby, San
Bernardino Co., Cal.), Charles J. Ahlborn
president, miners and shippers rock
salt, 509 Montgomery, rooms 3-4

Crystal Salt Water Bathing Co., John Farn-

ham president and manager, 317-325 Bay

" Salt Works, Plummer Brothers proprietors.

14-16 Spear
" Soda Water Co., Frank Maxson president,

SE cor Mason and Vanderwater
" William, carpenter, r. 618a Natoma
Cuadro Edward, teamster, r. 524, 9th
" Felix, teamster S. H. Harmon Lumber Co,,
r, 528, 9th
Cubery William M, (Cubery & Co.), r. Alameda

CUBERY & 00.

(WlUiam M. Cubery), book and job
printers, photo-engraving and deal-
ers cards for all societies, 687 Mission
below Second, telephone Main 836

Cucagna Antonio, cook Nicholas Sturiza, r. 815
Broadway
" Rudolph, blacksmith B. Grave Co., r. 815
Broadway
Cucuel Emile, treasurer and general manager
Traffic Publishing Co., 429 Montgomery,
r. I6IO1/2 Hyde
" George, r. 1916 Broderick
Cudahy Packing Co. (South Omaha), F. H.

Ames Co. agents, 3 California, room 23
Cuddeback George W., bookkeeper Carroll &

Tilton, r. 28 Antonio
Cuddon R. F., cashier, r. 419 Castro
Cuddy Catherine, widow, r. 6 Alice
" Jeremiah, ambulance driver Almshouse
" Kate, lodgings, 1147 Harrison
" William, picture frame caster, r. 6 Alice
Cudell Amy Miss, finisher Golden Gate Woolen
Mills, r. W s Nebraska bet 18th and
Mariposa, Potrero
" Gustave, soapmaker, r. W s Nebraska bet

18th and Mariposa, Potrero
" Margaret Miss, finisher Golden Gate
Woolen Mills, r. W s Nebraska bet 18th
and Mariposa, Potrero
Cudhey John, longshoreman, r, I26 Welsh
" Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 126 Welsh
Cudner Addie Miss, stenographer Baker &
Hamilton, r. 419 Harrison
" Augustus A., clerk, r. 419 Harrison
Cudworth Abel W., r. 2420 Fillmore
" Emory A., student, r. 2018 Union
" James W., real estate, r. 2018 Union
" J. Judson, attorney at law, 6-7 Mills Bldg,

6th floor, r. 2420 Fillmore
" Merrill P., clerk Cal. Furniture Co.. r. 2420

Fillmore
" Royal W., student, r. 2018 Union
Cue William G., clerk, r. 1520 Sanchez
4^Cue. See Kuh

Cuello Henry J., porter Chenoweth & Wilmot,
r. 27i4 Hawthorne
" Jose, laborer, r. 651 Vallejo
Cuenin Francis, bookkeeper Ildefonso Cuenin,

r. 1626 Vallejo
Cuenin Ildefonse, proprietor Campi's Restau-
rant, 531-533 Clay, r. 1626 Vallejo
Cuesta Peter, porter Perrin & Apostolo, r. 1032

Folsom
Cuevas Rosario G. de, widow, r. 2814 Golden

Gate Av
Cuff Thomas, laborer, r. 34 Golden Gate Av
Cugomo Joseph J., laborer, r. 824 Jackson
Cuicci Lorentzo, scavenger, r. 1521 Dupont rear
" Pasquale, laborer, r. 1004 Montgomery Av
Cuinat Francis X., shoemaker, 511 Bush
Culberson Clara Miss, lodgings, 26, 6th

" James H., solicitor Chronicle, r. Alameda
Culbert John, laborer, r. 41 Tehama
" William C, with S. B. Leavitt Co., r. Ala-
meda
4®=Culbert. See Colbert
Culbertson Adelia, widow, r. 7, 7th
" Anna L. Miss, teacher Presbyterian
Chinese Mission Home, r. 920 Sacramento
" Margaret Miss, superintendent .Presbyte-
rian Chinese Mission Home, r. 920 Sac-
ramento
Culbreth Robert E., publisher and proprietor
City Argus, 526 Kearny, r. 405 McAllister
Culhane Garry J., clerk Golden Gate Park
Museum, r. Oakland

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Culin Edward L., clerk Standard Oil Co., r. 3665

Howard
Cull Lawrence C, fruits and vegetables, 13,

24tli
" Patrick, laborer, r. 319 Ivy Av
" Thomas, laborer, r. 319 Ivy Av
Cullen Amelia Miss, packer Union Fruit

Grader, r. 19 Gilbert
" B., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 107 Walnut
" Charles, machinist, r. 20th Av South nr I
" Charles, seaman, r. 334 Main
" Charles J., bartender Samuel Thomas, r.

7 Ritch
" Charles J., compositor, r. 1707 Mason
" Charles W., messenger, r. 1810 Powell
" Cornelius, clerk local freight office S. P.

Co., r. Redwood City, Cal.
" Daniel J., assistant manager J. R. Loosley,

r. 1319 Scott

CULLEN DELLA MISS,

male and female employment agency,
323 Sutter, telephone Main 5620, r. 637
Golden Gate Av

Cullen Dennis, shoemaker, 406, 5th, r. 735 Bryant
" Edward, teamster, r. NE cor Army and

Missouri
" Ellen, widow, r. 3d Av nr I
" Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker, r. 1012 Larkln
" Frank, teamster, r. 366 Natoma
" Frank H., clerk Wells, Fargo & Co's Bank,

r. 1404 Grove
" Gerald, clerk supply dept. Wells, Fargo &

Co's Express, r. 1320 Kearny
" Henry P., porter Murphy, Grant & Co., r.

1011 Larkln
" James, r. 303 Capp
" James, blacksmith, r. NWcor Georgia and

Sierra
" James B., conductor, r. 107% Walnut
" James J., clerk, r. 1404 Grove
" James T., r. 139 Perry
" Jane A. Miss, teacher Crocker Grammar

School, r. 1404 Grove
" John Rev., assistant rector St. Rose's

Church (R. C), r. 533 Brannan
" John C, secretary The Hawthorne Society,

room 3, Y. M. C. A. Bldg, 4th floor, r. 416

Clayton
" John H., teamster G. R. Lucy & Co., r. 2

Potrero Av
•' John J., boiler maker Union I. Wks, r. 800

" John P., laborer, r. NW cor Georgia and
Sierra

" John T., carpenter Harbor Commissioners

" John W., clerk Pac. Coast Jockey Club, r.
Hotel St. Nicholas

" Joseph, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 105
Walnut

" Joseph, laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli Av

" Joseph, ship carpenter, r. 902 Illinois

" Joseph P., clerk, r. 2107 Vallejo

" J. W., r. Hotel St. Nicholas

" Laura R. Miss, teacher Harrison Primary
School, r. 922 Van Ness Av

" Louisa A. Miss, teacher j efterson Primary
School, r. 3107 Vallejo

" Maria Mrs., groceries, 335 Perry

" Martin, capitalist, r. 715 Howard

" Mary, widow, r. IO71/2 Walnut

" Mary J., widow, r. 3107 Vallejo

" Paul, laborer, r. 1011 Larkin

" Paul A., meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
29 South Park

" Thomas, bartender Albert White, r. 419
East North

" Thomas, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 7
Ritch

" Thomas D., fish and produce, r. IbSTYz Mar-
ket

" Thomas F., embalmer McGinn Bros., r. 31
Eddy

" Thomas J., bicycle instructor Devany, Hop-
kins & Co., r. 520 Stanyan

" Thomas, clerk, r. 40 West Av

" Thomas W., painter, r. 303 Bennington

" Thomas W., painter, r. 303 Capp

" William, laborer, r. 29 Vallejo

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

MaQufacturers of

WINDOW SHADES.

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Cullen William, property clerk Police Depart-
ment, r. 59 South Park
" William E., quartermaster str Gaelic
' ' Wil liam F. , liquors , 325 Perry
" William O., bookkeeper The Bank of Cali-
fornia, r. East Oakland
Culley Anne, widow, r. 7 William
" Brothers (John and William), horseshoers,

Railroad Av nr 6th Av South
" John (Culley Bros.), r. 7th Av South nr

Railroad Av
" John, laborer, r. 12 Heron
" John P., plumber, 22, 7th, r. 1910 Golden

Gate Av
" William (Culley Bros.), r. 7th Av South nr
Railroad Av
4S-CuUey. See Cully
Cull Thomas, laborer, r. 319 Ivy Av
Cullicutt John P., master mariner, r. Ill, 12th
Culligan Andrew, laborer, r. 27 Kate PI
" Anita Miss, milliner, r. 237 Oak
" Catharine, widow, r. 707 Van Ness Av
" Hannah, widow, r. 318 Ritch
" John F., florist George B. Jones, r. 2 Han-
over PI
" Matthew, carpenter, r. 717% O'Farrell rear
" Michael, cattle dealer, r. Connecticut nr

17th, Potrero
" Patrick F., foreman E. Griswold & Co., r.

208 Utah
" Thomas, boiler maker, r. 27 Kate PI
" William, landscape gardener, 1332% Na-
toma
" William J., gardener, r. 1322% Natoma
" William J., traveling salesman, r. 237 Oak
-8®°Culligan. See Colligan
CuUinan E. C, speculator, r. Palace Hotel
" Eustace, student Sullivan & Sullivan, r.

3030 Howard
" George A., clerk, r. 1714 Market
" John, marine fireman, r. 71 Tehama
" Michael, helper J. C. Lemmer & Co.
" Vincent, clerk Sullivan & Sullivan, r. 433
Clementina
Cullinane Hannah, widow, r. 140 Perry
" Harry J., traveling salesman Buckingham

& Hecht, r. 19 Douglass
" James, policeman, r. 1049 Market
" James, saloon keeper, r. 705, 24th
" Jeremiah J., sign painter, r. 75 Clementina
" Lawrence J., harness maker Main & Win-
chester, r. 2313 Larkin
Culliton E. J., salesman Keller Bros., r. Ala-
meda
" Frederick, waiter, r. 317 Minna
4@-Culliton. See Colleton
Cullnan Michael, shoemaker, r. 1730 Church
Cullum Ann, widow, r. 30 Freelon
" Charles, policeman, r. 360 Jessie
" Frank Mrs., widow, r. 360 Jessie
" Frank D., stone cutter, r. 360 Jessie
" Robert, waiter Thompson & Tobuis, r. 592
Stevenson
4®=-Cullum. See CoUum
Cullumber John, Cooper, r. 3632 Bryant Av
Cully Joseph J., driver Engine 21, r. 1133 Oak

" Mary Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home
4®=-Cully. See Culley
Culotta Charles, foreman, r. 1709a Lexington Av

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brief works a specialty, 424 Sansome,
r. 2824 Clay

Culp Sophie V. Mrs. (Perley & Culp), r. 3824
Clay

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Culper Hammond, laborer, r. 237 Minna
Culton Anthony B., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r.

738, 14tli
Culver Alexander, millwright, r. 315 Mason
" Charles, collector, r. 1509V^ Market
" Charles A., manager Cluett, Coon & Co.,

234-226 Bush, r. Oakland
" Ernest v., with ^tna Ins. Co., r. 1913 La-

guna
" Prank D., contractor, 916 Market, r. 17
Stockton
Culver James H., secretary Mechanics' Insti-
tute, 31 Post, r. 1111 Clay
" John O., U. S. Post Office inspector, U. S.
Appraisers' Bldg, room 78c, r. Palo Alto,
Cal.
" Minnie Miss, landscape painting, 1509%

Market
" Marshall L., clerk Sta. B postofflce, r. Ala-
meda
Culver 0. B. & Co. (Orrin B. Culver), manu-
facturers' agents, 35 New Montgomery
" Orrin B. (O. B. Culver & Co.), r. Oakland
" Stanley Z., stenographer, r. 2719 Union
" Walter H., laborer, r. 527 Sacramento
" William H., bookkeeper Cluett, Coon &

Co., r. Alameda
" William L., bookkeeper Frank Bros., r.

Oakland
" William S., carpenter, r. 749 Market
" William W., r. 2719 Union
-8®=" Culver. See Colver

Culverwell George T., clerk Mack & Co., r. 1325
Ellis
" Joseph B., machinist, r. 1617% Grove rear
" Joseph E., teamster, r. 1325 Ellis
" Kate Miss, teacher Trinity School, r. 3004

Sacramento
" Margaret, widow, r. 3004 Sacramento
" Richard S., resident engineer Coast Divi-
sion S. P. Co., r. .3004 Sacramento
Cumback WiUiam E., manager Pacific Branch
Troy Laundry Machinery Co. (limited),
581-583 Mission, r. 1616 California
Cumberland Coal Co., John L. Howard presi-
dent, Denton D. Stark secretary, 21
Luning Bldg
" David, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 639
Mission

^^g^ " Presbyterian Chinese Mission, 3 Clay Av

I^^C Cumberpatch George, draughtsman Pac. Tel. &

-^ Tel. Co., r. Berkeley

^M^^ Cumbers George W., salesman Eisen Vineyard

^ Co., r. Alameda

H"i^ Cumberson Charles E., general agent P. Loril-

^BM^ lard Co., 304 Sacramento, r. Oakland

^^^^ Cumiskey Thomas, rancher, r. Athens nr Brazil

^^,— ^ Cumisky James, fireman Water Tower 1, r. 104

•^^^ New Montgomery

^^B^ iS®" Cumisky. See Comisky and Cumminsky

^^^" Cummer F. D. & Son Co. (Cleveland, Ohio), New-

^ ' ton M. Bell agent, 109 California

Cumming Alexander M., insurance, 305 Califor-

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^>^\ " David (George Cumming & Co.), r. Chicago

r^*^^ " George (George Cumming & Co.), r. 20 Fell

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Q^J (George, David and Joseph M. Cum-

ming), manufacturers of the Cum-
^ ming Portable Forge and tbe Cumming

^^ Hand Blower, hydraulic machinery,

^^H etc., 18 Fell opp cor Tenth and Market

Gumming George M., draughtsman Pac. Imp.
Co., r. 3633, 16th

Cumming Joseph M. (George Cumming &Co.),

r. 20 Fell
" Mary Miss, r. 1506 Sacramento
" Thomas, roofer, r, 15c Do re
" William, laborer Western Sugar Refinery,

r. 12 Shasta
Cummings Adelia, widow, r. 436 Brannan
" Andrew J., conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1250

California
" Annie Miss, r. 436 Brannan
" Belle, widow, r. 2302 California
" B. F.,r. 1364 Market

" Bryan J., car repairer S. P. Co., r. 8% Sher-
idan
" Charles E., tanner Filer & Lawrence, r.

1436 Nebraska
" Cliff, clerk Cummings' Sons, r. Alameda
" Daniel K., laborer, r. 529a 7th
" Delia, widow, r. 436 Brannan
" Edwin J., rheumatic belts, r. 303, 3d
" Findly, wood turner Andrew Wilkie, r.

Alameda
" Francis, salesman W. G. Stafford & Co., r.

1033 Mission
" Francis J., carpenter, r. 2300 Market
" Frank, extraman Truck 2, r. 627 Broadwav
" Frank M., chief clerk Palace Hotel, r. 158

Golden Gate Av
" Frank M., teamster, r. 434, 6th
" George A., carpenter, r. 138, 4th Av
" George H., machinist, r. 233 Van Ness Av
" Henry K., coffee and lunch rooms, 606 Mis-
sion, r. 54 Merritt
" Henry O., foreman Clatsop Milling Co., r.

1900 Powell
" James, gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 14 Lynch
" James, hostler, r. 1817 Sacramento
" James E., carpenter, r. 1324 Mission
" James H., cattle dealer, r. Bosworth nr

Rosso
" James J., ipacker Justinian Caire Co., r.

Alameda
Cummings J. E., dentist, office and r. 1402 Bush

cor Polk, telephone East 149
" J. M. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 332 Turk
" John Mrs., r. 431 Geary
" John, fireman, r. 3 Washington
" John, laborer, r. 1644 Mission
" John H., tanner, r. 1016, 15th Av South
" John J., clerk Patrick O'Connor, r. SW cor

25th and Florida
" Lawrence, r. 706 Natoma
" Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. 1411 Lyon
" Martin, r. 116 Perry
" Martin, laborer, r. 735 Brannan
" Martin, painter, r. 1646 Mission
" Martin J., second hand dealer, 1

sion
" Mary, widow, r. 573 Minna
" Mary A. Mrs., proprietor The Marchioness,

158-160 Golden Gate Av
" Michael T., carpenter, r. 1644 Mission
" Millie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1411 Lyon
" Minnie Miss, seamstress Mrs. Christina

H. Leathers, r. 410, 3d
" Nellie, widow, 568 Hoffman Av
" Orrington L., i surance, r. 1080 Dolores
" P. & Son (Thomas J. Cummings), horse-

shoers, 2615 Bush
" Patrick, blacksmith, r. 1411 Lyon
" Patrick, electrician Market St. Ry.
" Patrick, paver, r. 1418 Alabama
" Peter, r. 19 Valley
" Quincy C, clerk general passenger and

ticket dept. S. P. Co., r. 1013 Page
" Robert, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
" Rodger D.. r. 3300 Market
" Sarah M. Miss, r. 1416 Sacramento
" Sidney A., teamster, r. 638 Minna
" Thomas, clerk, r. 436 Brannan
" Thomas, dairyman, r. 23% Chesley
" Thomas, traveling salesman, r. 100 Jones
" Thomas J. (P. Cummings & Son), r. 1411

Lyon
" Thomas V., auctioneer Cummings' Sons, r.

3137% Mission
" Timothy, student, r. 1411 Lyon
" Walter B., office 405 Montgomery, room 5
" William (Cummings' Sons),

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Cummings William, laborer, r. 11J4 Shasta

" William, traveling salesman, r. 100 Jones

" William F., marine engineer, r. 276314 Har-
rison

" William J., cornice maker, r. 116 Perry

" William M., watchmaker William Gruber,
r. Alameda
Cummings' Sons (William Cummings), jewelry,

327 Kearny
4®="Cummings. See Commins, Comyns and Cum-
mins
Cummins A. Mrs., r. Hotel St. Nicholas

" Christopher, wool puller Isaac Levy, r. 1013
Railroad Av

" Daniel H., cooper George Windeler & Co.,
r. I81/2 Chesley

" Edward A., teamster, r. 3 Eldridge

" Emma, widow, r. 18!^ Chesley

" George W., clerk Selby Smelting & Lead
Co., r. 1431/2, 4th

" Horace, fireman, r. W s Tennessee bet
Sierra and Napa

" James, bartender H. D. Free, r. NW cor 7th
Av and Fulton

" John J., teamster, r. 1854 Chesley

" John T., clerk ticket auditor's dept. S. P.
Co., r. 2657 Howard

" Mary, widow, r. 6I814 Post

" P. J. Rev., pastor Church of St. Charles
Borromeo (R. C), r. 390 Shotwell

" William G., teamster, r. IS'/^ Chesley

" William T., chief clerk land dept. Southern
Pacific Railroad Co., r. 507 Oak
4®=" Cummins. See Commins, Comyns and Cum-
mings
Cumminsky Joseph B., driver Pac. Transfer Co.,

r. 570a Folsom
4®" Cumminsky. See Comisky
Cunane Frank, clerk Hart Bros., r. 867 Bryant

" Peter, laborer, r. 867 Bryant
Cunard Royal Mail Steamship Co. The, Will-
iams, Dimond & Co. agents, cor Pine and
Market
Cundiff Carrol, clerk freight auditor's dept. S. P.

Co., r. 2217 Howard
Cuneo Agostino, peddler, r. 1033 Montgomery

" Albert, r. 937, 15th

" Andrew C, workman U. S. Mint, r. 100
McAllister

" Angelo (G. Quelrolo & Co.), r. 517 Green

" Angelo, mining, r. 826 Vallejo

" Antone, carpenter and builder, r. 326 Ar-
lington

" Antone, peddler, r. NE cor El Dorado and
Rhode Island

" Antonio, fruits and vegetables, r. 131, 31st

" Benedetto, peddler, r. 908 Sansome

" Celestino, bartender, r. 1113 Kearny

" Charles, r. 630 Broadway

" Charles, baker, r. 406 Broadway

" Charles, fish, 513 Merchant

" Charles, laborer Am. Salt Co., r. 508 Val-
lejo

" Charles, teamster, r. 430 Vallejo rear

" Charles J., clerk G. Queirolo & Co., r. 511
Green

" Clara, widow, butcher, 537, 4th

" Daniel, capitalist, r. 615 Pine

" David, vice-president The Cuneo & Costa
Co., r. 615 Bay

" David B., clerk L. Scatena & Co., r. 615 Bay

" Domenico, gardener, r. 1033 Montgomery

" Dominic, contractor and builder, r. 416, 5th

" Enrico, laborer, r. 908 Sansome

" Eugene, clerk Cadenasso & Co., r. 184 Van-

" F. , bellman' Golden West Hotel

" Frank, r. 314 Pacific

" Frank, boxmaker, r. 733 Union

" Frank, driver Garcia & Maggini, r. 232

Francisco

" Frank, florist, r. 60 Annie

" Frank, laborer, r. 2511 Jones

" Frank, laborer Enterprise Brewing Co., r.

807 Shotwell

" Frank J., collector, r. 510 Francisco

" Giovanni, interpreter, r. 1807 Dupont

" Giuseppe (Cuneo & Isola), 3313 Mission

" Giuseppe, driver Thomas Cuneo, r. 19 Ohio

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Cuneo Giuseppe, liquors, SE cor Union and
Powell, r. 729 Union
" Giuseppe, peddler, r. 324 Vallejo
" Hippolyte, foreman moulder Joshua Hendy

Machine Wks, r. 502 Clement
" John, barber H. Nathan, r. 326%, 30th
" John, carpenter, r. 416, 5th
" John, driver Italian-Swiss Agricultural

Colony r. 1113 Montgomery
" John, laborer, r. 609, 7th
" Joseph, barber, 14191/4 Dupont, r. 2 Cadell

Alley
" Joseph, beer bottler, 213, 30th
" Joseph, carpenter, r. 2433 Howard
" Joseph, laborer, r. 523^^ Francisco
" Joseph, president The Cuneo and Costa Co.,

5 Montgomery Av, r. 615 Bay
" Leonardo, gardener, r. 526 Broadway
" Louis, boxmaker, r. 222 Francisco
" Louis, carpenter, r. 2433 Howard
" Louis, scavenger, r. 1906 Powell
" Michael, real estate, r. 233 Francisco
" Mlchele, laborer, r. 8 Jasper PI
" Minnie, widow, r. 4 Maiden Lane
" Richard, peddler, r. 8 Bartol
" Rinaldo, r. 989 Howard
" Rinaldo (Ginocchio & Cuneo), r. 1807 Dupont
" Rosa , widow, r. 430 Vallejo rear
" Stephano, contractor, r. 535 Bay
" Teresa, widow, r. 184 Vandewater
" Thomas, wood and coal, 531 Pine, r. 603

Stockton
" & Costa Co. The, Joseph Cuneo president,
Giacomo Costa secretary, real estate, 5
Montgomery Av
" & Isola (Giuseppe Cuneo and Paul Isola),
groceries and liquors, 3313 Mission
Cunfermann Nicolaus, milkman, r. 336, 22d
Cunha Albert R., student, r. 1818 Fell
" Firmino (Cunha & Sarmento), r. Oakland
" Manuel, clerk Mrs. R. C. Tyler, r. 13331/4

Natoma
" Manuel, restaurant, 646 Clay, r. 906 Jack-
son
" Mary, domestic, 897 Fulton
" & Sarmento (Firmino Cunha and Antonio
A. Sarmento), clothing, 319 Drumm
Cuniberti John, laborer Gray Bros., r. 329 Bay
" Louis, laborer Gray Bros., r. SW cor 25th

and Douglass
" Michael, laborer Gray Bros., r. SW cor
25th and Douglass
CunlifleJ., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1321

Fillmore
Cunneen Maria, widow, groceries, SW cor Fil-
bert and Montgomery
Cunniff Thomas H., tinsmith, r. 319 Bryant

" William A., r. 1807 San Carlos Av
J8®=Cunniff. See Coniff, Cunniff, Cuniff and

Kenniff
Cunning Sidney A., 2d officer str Gaelic
Cunningham A. Auchie, analytical chemist,
229 Geary, telephone Main 1028, and
Veterinary Department University of
California, cor Post and Fillmore, r.
351714 Sacramento
" Alexander, ship carpenter, r. 118 Missis-
sippi
" Alice J. Miss, bookkeeper James M. Moran

&Co., r. 3408 Folsom
" Andrew, helper, r. 501 Napa
" Andrew, teamster, r. 66 Clementina
Cunningham Andrew C, manager Acme En-
graving Co., 436 Montgomery, r. Fruit-
vale
■' Annie Mrs., dressmaking, 181354 Geary

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Cunningham Bernard, laborer, r. 1504 Kentucky
" C. A., reporter R. G. Dun & Co.
" Carrie Miss, reporter, r. 733 Bush
" Charles W., bicycles, repairing, 153 Grove

and 230 Van Ness Av, r. 303 Van Ness Av
" C. L. Mrs., widow, r. 2211 Van Ness Av
" Cornelius, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r.

W s York nr 15th

Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch

(Samuel B. Welch and Edwin B. Cur-
tiss), importers and jobbers books
and stationery, SW cor Sansome and
Sacramento

Cunningham Daniel, hostler, r. 6 Cleveland

" Daniel E., seaman, r. 722 Harrison

" E. C, conductor Pullman car, r. 1045 Mar-
ket

" Edward, fireman str City of Puebla, r. 213
Scott

" Edward, seaman, r. 722 Harrison

" Elizabeth, r. 316, 3d

" Elizabeth Miss, r. 3 Alice

" Elizabeth, domestic, 105Broderick

" Ellen, widow, r. 620K Natoma

" Frank, finisher Buckingham & Hecht, r.
1921A Howard

" Frank J., bartender, r. 2213 Powell

" George, cook, r. 271 Bernard

" George, foreman distributors La Grande
Laundry, r. 1436 Mission

" Gilbert H.. teamster Harris & Jones, r.
1894 Mission

" G. L., accountant Washburn & Moen Mfg
Co., r. Oakland

" Gregory, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Bay
bet Laguna and Buchanan

■' Harry, carriage painter, r. 2408 Folsom

" Henry, collar maker Charles S. Ewing, r.
28 Converse

■ ' Henry, engineer tug Sea Queen, r. 1228 San-
chez

" Henry, teamster Gross & MuUaney, r. 642

Howard F., bookkeeper, r. 1822 Devisadero
Hush, driver Farnsworth & Ruggles, r. 807

Harrison
Hugh, laborer, r. 19a Bryant Av
Hugh, marine fireman, r. 81 Natoma
James, carriage painter, r. 2408 Folsom
James, coalpasser, r. 533 Howard
James, fireman stmr Piedmont
James, laborer, r. 20 Bonita
James A., agent New York Life Ins. Co., r.

1329 California
James A.,brickmason S. F. Gas Light Co.,

r. 340, 7th
James A., clerk M. J. Brandenstein & Co.,

r. 1226 Pine
James B., salesman Nolan Bros. Shoe Co.,

r. 1031 Mission
James H., gardener S. F. Protestant

Orphan Asylum
James M., porter Gould & Jaudin, r. 908

v., 2d mate strCapt. Weber
" Jennie R., widow, r. 328 Hickory Av
" Jeremiah L., trimmer Edison Light and
Power Co., r. 136 Lombard ,

Cunningham J. F. Co. (incorporated), James
Johnson president, F. E. Seidel vice-
president, John F. Cunningham mana-
ger, wholesale grocers, 14 Clay
" J. H., master mariner, 9 Mission, r. 7 Vas-

sar PI
" John, r. 1104 Green

Cunningham John, boatman, r. 316 Beale rear
" John, blacksmith, r. 841 Harrison
" John, carpenter, r. 209 Gough
" John, expressman, NE cor 1st and Mission,

r. 308 Fremont
" John, expressman, stand NW cor Howard

and 7th, r. 4341/2 Ringold
" John, gasfitter, r. 1504 Kentucky
" John, laborer, r. 824 Bryant
" John, marine fireman, r. 547, 1st
" John, milkman, r. Silver Av nr Lisbon
" John, molder, r. 33 Hinckley
" John, shipping clerk, r. 470 Tehama
" John, tailor, r. 769 Market
" John, teamster, r. 227 Langton
" John, waiter, r. 15 Verona PI
" John F., bookkeeper Levi Strauss & Co.,
r. 6 Cleveland
Cunningham John F., manager J. F. Cunning-
ham Co., 14 Clay, r. 2412 Sutter
" John H., pilot str Capt. Weber
" John J., clerk, r. 14 Ellis
" John J., clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 841

Harrison
" John J., engineer Market St. Ry., r. Cen-
tral Av nr Bush
" John J., laborer, r. 126, 24th
•' John L., electrician, r. 136 Lombard
" John M., secretary LuningCo., 39 Sutter,

r. 2829 Pacific Av
" John P., laborer, r. 406 Broadway
" Joseph, collector S. P. Co., r. 327 Eddy
" Joseph, laborer, r. 227 Douglass
" Joseph, ward tender City and County Hos-
pital
" Joseph D., teamster, r. 6 Cleveland rear
" Joseph H. (Dorey & Cunningham), r. 1104

Green
" Katie, domestic, 517 Sutter
" Lawrence, cashier Shea, Bocqueraz & Co.,

r. 26201/^ Sutter
" Louis P., bartender John F. Farlup, r. 2408

Folsom
" M., teamster Western Transfer Co., r. 20i/4

Garden
" M. Mrs., widow, r. Bay bet Laguna and

Buchanan
" Margaret, domestic, 411 Leavenworth
" Margaret Miss, shoefitter, r. 138!4 Clara

rear
" Mary, widow, r. ISSy^ Clara rear
" Mary, widow, r. 213 Scott
" Mary Miss, necktie manufacturer, r. 1226

Pine
" Mary Miss, stenographer Martin P. Detels,

r. 307 Lott
" Mary B. Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 733

Bush
" Matthew, water tender str Columbia
" Maurice, shoecutter, r. 138!^ Clara rear
" Melville W., boatman Paul Boyton Chute

Co., r. 631 Sacramento
" Michael, laborer, r. 261, 1st
" Michael A., teamster, r. 20 Garden
" Michael C, master mariner, r. 21, 9th
" Michael J., cooper, r. 322. 18th
" Michael J., salesman Gould & Jaudin, r.

908 Sansome
" Owen, laborer, r. 705 Mission
" Patrick, carpenter, r. 28 Gilbert
" Patrick, driver, r. 1315 Sansome
" Patrick, longshoreman, r. 908 Sansome
" Patrick, miner, r. 8 Gough
" Patrick J., shoemaker, r. 4 Precita Av
" Paul J., teamster, r. 2408 Folsom
" Peter, marine engineer, r. 337 Jersey
" Peter K., ornamental glass cutter, 10 Stev-
enson, r. 9 Jessie
■' Philip J., clerk Boyd & Fifield, r. 1226 Pine
" Richard C, r. 306 Grove
" Richard J., r, 322, 18th
" Robert, ship calker, r. 1921A Howard
" Robert D., carrier postofflce, r. 1325 Wash-
ington
" Robert B. Mrs., r. 1939 Clay
" Robert V. , bookkeeper C. W. Craig & Co.,

r. 306 Grove
" S. Mrs., r. 312 Eddy
" Sarah, widow, r. 555 Bryant

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Cunninghain Stephen, tailor, r. 808 Howard
" StephenJ.,dentalstudent,r. 1521 California
" Susan, widow, r. 47% Gilbert
" Thomas, stevedore, r. 412 Jackson
" Thomas B., real estate, 41U/4 California,

rooms 2 and 8, r. 608 Chestnut
" Thomas J., inspector Fire Underwriters'

Inspection Bureau, r. 631 V2 Guerrero
" Thomas J., laborer, r. 4 Precita Av
'• Thomas S., solicitor Pac. Postal Tel. Cable

Co., r. 2814 Laguna
" William, engineer Engine 7, r. 411 Valencia
" William, laborer, r. 213 Tehama
« William, laborer, r. 735 Bryant
" William, laborer, r. 1413, 23d
" William, marine engineer, r. 117 Jones
" William, millhand C. S. Laumeister, r. 66

Clementina
" William, paper carrier, r. 212'/^, 17th
" William, receiving teller The Bank of Cali-
fornia, r. 536 Polk
" William, surfman Golden Gate Life Saving

Station
" William H., shirt cutter, r. 6 Cleveland
" William P., salesman Hinz & Landt, r. 935
Sutter
Jg^-Cunningham. See Coningham
Cupertino Wine Co., Eugene Campion sole

agent, 416 Pine
Cupo Pasquale, artist, r. 1808 Powell
Cupp Willie V. Miss, trained nurse, r. 1608 Van

Ness Av
Cupples David L,., bookkeeper W. H. Miner, r.
1020 Sacramento
" Samuel' Wooden ware Co. (St. Louis, Mo.),
A. E. Dunham manager, office 116 Cal-
ifornia, room 7
Curby A. C. Mrs., lodgings, 224. 4th
Curdy Henry C, painter, r. 116 Laguna

" Michael J., teamster, r. 2413 Pacific Av
Curien Emil, barber, 744, 4th

" Genevieve, widow, r. 30 Folsom Av
Curieux Charles, mining, r. 712, 17th
" Charles Jr., jeweler, r. 712, 17th
" William H., carpenter, r, 712, 17th
Curless Joseph R., laborer, r. 215 Polk
Curlett James, insurance agent, r. 820 Church
'< William, architect, 314-316 Phelan Bldg, r.
San Rafael
JW-Curlett. See Corlett
Curley Ann, widow, r. 128 Locust Av
Annie, domestic, 1425 Washington
Bridget, widow, r. SW cor Baker and Fil-
bert
Bridget, widow, groceries, 2823 Geary
Catherine, widow, r. 68V2 Everett
Catherine, widow, r. 446 Fulton
Daniel, paper carrier, r. 119 Page
Delia, domestic, 1419 Van Ness Av
Edwin T. (Curley & Crowe), r. 704 Linden

Av
Ellen, widow, r. 110 Natoma
Frank, blacksmith, r. 2823 Geary
Frank J., car cleaner S. P. Co., r. 28 Syca-
more Av
Hannah Mrs., r. 519 Shotwell
James, deckhand str Herald
James J., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.

540 Castro
James P., shoecutter P. F. Nolan & Co., r.

3016 Pine
James T., porter J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 28
Sycamore Av

CURLEY J. H. & CO. "

(John H. Curley), mercliaiit tailors, 846
Market

Curley J. J. Mrs., fancy dry goods, 538 Castro,

r. 540 Castro
" John, r. 705A Hayes
" John, r. SE cor 8th Av and I
" John, porter Armes & Dallam, r. 119 Page
" John F., deputy sheriff, r. 705 A Hayes
" JohnF., meterman S. F. Gas Light Co.,

r. 12 Heron
" John H. (J. H. Curley & Co.) r. 1008A Golden

Gate Av
" John J., first engineer str Gold, r. Peta-

luma, Cal.

Curley John J., teamster, r. 9 Russell
" John L., clerk, r. 2 Hopeton Terrace
" John P., carpenter, r. SE cor 8th Av and I
" John R., bookbinder, r. 9 Russell
" John W., watchman, r. SW cor Filbert and

Baker
" Kate, widow, r. 310 Linden Av
" Martm, laborer, r. Cable Hotel
" Martin J., laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r

SW cor Baker and Filbert
" Mary Miss, dressmaking, 119 Page
" Michael, trackman Presido and Ferries

RR., r, 3016 Pine
" Michael T., driver Studebaker Bros. Mfg.

Co., r. 1401 Market
" Owen, mortorman Market St. Ry., r. 1330

Howard
" P. Mrs., widow, r. 28 Sycamore Av
" Patrick, boiler maker, r. 412 Harrison
" Patrick, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 52614

Jersey
" Patrick, hostler, r. 32 Clara
" Patrick, laborer, r. 218 Willow Av
" Peter, switchman, r. 119 Page
" Peter J., laborer, r. 337, 6th Av
" Thomas, r. 1008 Buchanan
" Thomas, plumber, r. 3016 Pine
" Thomas F., printer, r. 9 Russell
" Thomas F., salesman, r. 11 Butte
" Thomas H. (Ferguson, Curley & Co. and

Ferguson & Curley), r. 1708 Hyde
" Thomas J. (Curley & Wolf), r. 758 Oak
" Thomas J., plumber, r. 3016 Pine
" Thomas T., laborer, r. SW cor Baker and

Filbert
" William, pileman Harbor Commissioners,

r. 230 Lily Av
■' William T. (Curley & Walsh), r. SE cor 8th
Av and I
Curley & Crowe (Edwin T. Curley and John J.
Crowe), painters and decorators, 503
Haight nr Fillmore
" & Walsh (William T. Curley and Edward

Walsh), liquors, cor H and 9th Av
" & Wolf (Thomas J. Curley and John A.
Wolf), merchant tailors, 623 Market
;8®-Curley. See Corly
Curlin Thomas, laborer, r. 108 Hartford
Curling Edward J., carpenter S. F. Planing

Mill, r. 115 Eugenia Av
Curma Anton, track sweeper, r. 14 Louisa
Curn Charles, clerk Occidental News Co.
Curneen Charles, laborer, r. 927 Howard
Curnow Annie Mrs. (Murray & Curnow), r. 132
4th
" E. Miss, saleslady Hale Bros., r. 132 4th
" George, barber, 226 1st

" George L., conductor Market St. Ry., r.
1719b Haight
Curoe Celine Miss, messenger St. Mary's Hos-
pital
Curragh John M., dentist, 428 Sutter
Curran Ann, widow, r. 2 Auburn
" Anthony E. (Ravani & Curran), r. 2 Au-
burn
" Bernard, r. 268 Minna
" C, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill
" Charles, news agent, r. 415, 3d
" Charles S., manufacturers' agent, 28, 8th
" Daniel, laborer, r. 2813 Geary
" Daniel J., carriage trimmer, r. 25 Guerrero
" Daniel J., 3d assistant engineer str City of

Everett, r. Brooklyn Hotel
" Daniel S., salesman, r. 2813 Geary
" Delia E., widow, r. 9 Marye Terrace
" Edward, gripman Cal. St. RR, r. 1209!^ Bush

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Curran Edward J., butcher John A. Driscoll, r.

726 Army
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 300 Van Ness Av
" Francis, r. 39 Perry
" George, machinist, r. 609V2 Howard
" George T., butcher, r. 2813 Geary
Curran Hugll, proprietor Golden Eagle Hotel,

NW cor Broadway and Montgomery
" Hugh E.. clerk Golden Eagle Hotel, r. 404

Broadway
" Hugh L. (Daly & Curran), r. 721 Geary
" Isaac, tailor, 966 Folsom
" James, r. Old People's Home
" James, blacksmith, r. 60.5 Bartlett
" James, teamster, r. 308 Grove rear
" James A., helper T. J. Argenti, r. 29441/5

Mission
" James F., elevator man, r. 50 Tehama
" J. E. Mrs., r. 910 Jackson
" John, assistant superintendent Pae. Tel. &

Tel. Co.. r. 1828 Eddy
" John, boiler maker, r. 442i/4 Clementina
" John, clerk J. J. Cusack, r. 715 Brannan
" John, groceries and liquors, 1419 Folsom
" John E.. clerk, r. 300 Van Ness Av
" John H,. salesman Hale Bros., r. 44314

Clementina
" John J., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 2006J£

Dupont
" John M., foreman Keyston Bros., r. lOy^

Angelica
" John W.. salesman Triest & Co., r. Port-
land. Or.
" Kate Mrs., r. 843 Howard
" Kate Mrs., seamstress, r. 204 Van Ness Av
" Mary, widow, r. 4514 Gilbert
" Mary, widow, r. 32114 Clementina
" Mary, widow, r. 2973 Harrison
" Michael, r. 2838 Mission
" Michael, baker, r. 21 Bryant Av
" Michael, laborer, r. 58i4"Clementiaa
" Michael, laborer, r. 387 Arlington
" Michael J., baker, r. 21 Do re
" Morris, tailor, r. 3 Caroline
" Nora, widow, r. 410 Grove
" Patrick, carpenter, r. 50 Tehama
" Patrick, laborer, r. 5 Lick Alley
" Patrick, laborer, r. 542 Howard
" R. Garner, business manager California

Correspondence Club, 510 Montgomery, r.

212 Powell
" Simon, laborer, r. 11 Decatur
" Thomas, tanner, r. 45% Gilbert
Curran Thomas E., attorney at law, 184-185

Crocker Bldg, r. 816, 25th
" Thomas F.. clerk, r. 219, 10th
" Timothy, laborer, r. 927 Elizabeth
■' Timothy, trimmer United Boot and Shoe

Co. , r. 726 Armv
" William, laborer, r. 71314 Clementina rear
" William, trunk maker, r. 2414 Elgin Park Av
" William, mounter Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.

4301/2 Ringold
" William F.. gardener Paul Boyton Chute

Co., 1924 Broderick
" William W., cooper David Woerner, r. 1760

Harrison
4S='Curran. See Currin
Curre Adam, machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks, r.

28 Hawthorne
Currey John, capitalist, office 405 Montgomery,

room 6. r. Palace H Jtel
" John T., salesman Cal. Coal Co., r. 1714

Market
" John T., special agent ^-Etna Life Ins. Co.,

r. Oakland

Carrey Joseph E., salesman J. C. Wilson & Co.,

r. 1006 Geary
" Montgomery S., r. 1819 Octavia
" Samuel T., bakery, 1003 Powell
49~Currey. See Currie and Curry
Currid John H., r. 125 Henry
Currie Allen D. (Nicholas & Currie), r. 34 Market
" AUie, widow, r. 1919a Howard
" Arthur, carpenter, r. 1308 Grove
" Arthur M., student, r. 1608 Grove
" Cornelius, wire worker Washburn & Moen

Mfg. Co., r. 729 Bay
" Donald (Currie & Loomer), r. 421, 28th
" Frank P., machinist Western Sugar Refi-
nery, r. 401 Sanchez
" Henry L., carpenter, r. 1308 Grove
" James, clerk, r. 1308 Grove
" James, photographer Kennett & Jones, r.

133M Fair Oaks
" James, plasterer, r. 1021 Valencia
" James, teamster S. H. Harmon Lumber Co. ,

r. 510, 9th
" J. Archibald, carpenter, r. 421, 28th
" Joseph S., clerk, r. 34 Fell
" J. P., conductor S. F. & S. M. Ry., r. 33

Ghenery
" R. Elmer, clerk freight auditor's dept. S.

P. Co., r. 421, 8th
" Richard, carriage washer Michael Conlon,

r. 1521 California
" Robert, carpenter and builder, 40 New

Montgomery, r. 1.308 Grove
" Robert J., carpenter, r. 1308 Grove
" Susan, widow, r. 510 Taylor
" Thomas, coachman N. A. Turner, r. 907

Larkin
" William M., carpenter, r. 1608 Grove
" & Loomer (Donald Currie' and Jacob E.

Loomer), carpenters and builders, 40 New

Montgomery
4^Currie. See Currey and Curry
Currier Abbott, r. 611 Polk
" Amos, r. 611 Polk
" Benjamin F.. clerk Abraham Krause, r.

1315 California
" Charles H., shipblock maker, 28 Market, r.

816 Grove
" Charles H. Jr., with Brown, Craig & Co., r.

816 Grove
Currier Cliristoplier B., homoeopathic physi-
cian, office and r. 921 Geary
" Eliza, widow, r. 7111/^ Minna'
" Ernest, r. 611 Polk

" F. J., workman U. S. Mint, r. East Berkeley
" George A. (Walsh & Currier), r. 1812 Market
" George F., cigar dealer, r. 37 Valparaiso
Currier James P., president Carlson-Currier Co.,

6-8 Sutter, r. Hotel Pleasanton
" John, artist, r. 513 Post
" John C, capitalist, 320 Sansome, room 12, r,

Oakland
" John M., clerk U. S. Mint, r. 613, 18th
" Joseph H., clerk Langley & Michaels Co.,

r. 2012 Taylor
" Margaret H. Mrs., teacher Starr King Pri-
mary School, r. 2012 Taylor
" Mary E., widow, r. 37 Valparaiso
" Nathaniel, contractor, r. 35I814, 16th
" William B., barber Miller & Fauth, r. 711i/^

Minna
4®=Currier. See Curryer
Currin James W., varieties, 1328 Howard
4®=Currin. See Curran

Currivan James, conductor S. F. & S. M. Ry.
Curry A., blacksmith Sutro Baths, r. 5 Ocean

Terrace
" Alice Miss, domestic, r. 2 Morrell PI
" Annie Miss, milliner, r. 53, 11th
" Archibald, r. 408 Bryant
" Archie, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 8

Vassar PI
" Austin L., worm specialist, 921 Market
Curry Charles F., County Clerk, New City

Hall, second floor, r. 317 Oak
Curry Charles H. M., grand reporter Knights

of Honor, 47 St. Ann's Bldg, r. 317 Oak
" Daniel, painter, r. 445 Guerrero
" Edward J., cutter Charles Bliss, r. 1726

Lyon

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Curry Edward T., bartender Harry Bentbam, r.
Oakland

" Ellen, widow, r. 436, 23d

" Ellen, widow, r. lOtli Av South nr P

" Fannie, widow, r. 2 Morrell PI

" Frank, clerk G Marcus & Co., r. 16Bonita

" Frank H., switchman S. P. Co., r. 650, 4th

" George, with California Casket Co.

" George T., porter Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 53, 11th

" James, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 213-2
Brodeiick

" James, engineer Market St. Ry., r. 20 Ma-
sonic Av

" James, molder, r. 10th Av South nr P

" James M., stone dealer, 40 New Montgom-
ery, r. 412, 34th

" James P., woodworker B. Grave Co., r. 1122
Larkin

" James R., fireman, r. 20 Masonic Av

" Jay L., tinsmith Gaskill & Regan, r. 413
O'Farrell

" John, r. 444 Bryant

" John, harness cleaner Chris A. Mitchell

" John, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
16 Bonita

" John F., canmaker George H. Tay Co., r.
1327 Sansome

" John H., salesman Joseph V. Collins, r.
1726 Lyon

" John J., carpenter, r. Bennington nr Eu-
genia Av

" John J., compositor, r. 621 Bush

" John W., bookkeeper, r. 444 Bryant

" Kate Miss, r. 436, 23d

" Luke P., machinist Corporation Yard S. F.
F. D., r. 436, 23d

" M., teamster Cal. Construction Co., r. 530,
17th

•' Margaret B. Miss, teacher Horace Mann
Grammar School, r. 444 Bryant

" Margaret E. Miss, teacher Longfellow Pri-
mary School, r. 436, 23d

" Martinus O., real estate agent, 126 Kearny,
room 43

" May C. Miss, saleslady Mme. Alma E. Keith

" Patrick, policeman, r. 2132 Broderick

" Patrick H., boiler maker Risdon I. & L.
Wks, r. 412 Harrison

" Peter, gripman Market St. Ry., r. SlOeVo
California

" Reuben H., manager Geyser Water Co., 41
Stevenson, r. The Geysers, Sonoma Co.

" Richard, laborer, r. 2 Morrell PI

" Roger, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
16 Bonita

" Thomas, laborer, r. Bennington nr Eugenia
Av

" Thomas J., carpenter, r. 301 Plymouth Av

" William K. , deputy County Clerk, r. 317 Oak
J8®= Curry. See Currey and Currie
Curryer George W., gripman Market St. Ry., r.

501 Lyon
Curt Charles, carpenter, r. 1 Bush St. PI

OURTAZ BENJ. & SON

(incorporated), Pacific Coast Agents
for Chickering & Sons, Knabe, Steck,
Vose & Sons and Sterling Pianos, Far-
rand and Votey Organs, 16-18 O'FarreU,
telephone Main 1247
Curtaz Benjamin, vice-president Benj. Curtaz
& Son, 16-18 O'Farrell, r. 324 Scott
" Benjamin Mrs., widow, r. 50 Bartlett
Curtaz Building, 20 O'Farrell
Curtaz Henry J., president Benj. Curtaz & Son,
16-18 O'Farrell, r. 2318 Steiner
" Oscar H., r. 50 Bartlett
Curtin Anthony, r. 1123 Market
" Bartholomew, porter C. Curtin, r. 39^/^ Russ
" Bartholomew J., laborer S. P. Co., r. 43
Perry

CURTIN -BEALS' MERCAN-
TILE COLLECTION AGENCY, D. A. Cur-
tin and Charles W. Beals sole propri-
etors, a tlLorougMy equipped and
reliable agency, room 24, Mills Build-
ing, 3d floor, telephone Main 1467

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

Suction eund Force,

FOR HAND, WINDMILL and POWER,

ALL SIZES.

311. 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

CURTIN C,

importer and dealer foreign and do-
mestic dry goods, ladies' underwear
and furnishing goods, 911-913 Market,
r. 318 Ellis

Curtin Catherine, widow, r. NW cor 11th and
Bryant

CURTIN D. A.,

notary public and (Curtin-Beals' Mer-
cantile CoUection Agency), room 24,
Mills Building, 3d floor, telephone
Main 1467, r. 25 Bennington near 31st

Curtin Daniel, dairyman Magdalen Asylum
Daniel, laborer, r. 619 Jersey
Daniel, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 2623

Sutter
Daniel, plumber, r. 642 Stevenson
Daniel J., r. 1123 Market
David, laborer, r. 907 Folsom
David J., teamster, r. 21 Virginia Av
Edward H., salesman, r. 847 Bryant
George C, clerk C. Curtin, r. 318 Ellis
James, peddler, r. 308 Day
James, plumber, r. 642 Stevenson
James Mrs., widow, r. Wilder nr Chenery

CURTIN JAMES & CO.,

dealers in new and second-hand stoves
and ranges, tools of all kinds, garden
utensils and hose, 1123 Market

Curtin James M. , groceries and liquors, 1501, 24th
" Jeremiah, driver Matthews Bros. & Co., r.

1434 Valencia
" John, r. 1903 Bryant Av
" John, proprietor New Fulton Hotel, 334

Main
Curtin John, principal Curtin's Detective

Agency, 410-413 Safe Deposit Bldg, r. 6

Turk
" John Jr., clerk, r. 334 Main
" John B., expressman, r. NW cor 11th and

Bryant
" John H., liquors, 648, 2d
" Joseph F., deputy U. S. Shipping Commis-
sioner, r. 597 Linden Av
" Julia B., widow, groceries, 506 Natoma
" Mary, domestic, 625 Front
" Michael, r. 1123 Market
" Michael, tin roofer James Guilfoy, r. 619

Jersey
" Owen, boiler maker, r. NW cor. 11th and

Bryant
" Robert, r. 433 Larkin
" Thomas, guard, r. 1336 Pacific
" William, r. 1123 Market
" William, laborer, r. 22 Turk
>• William L., clerk C. Curtin, r. 1406 Polk

CURTIN'S

DETECTIVE AGENCY,

John Curtin principal, 410-412 Safe
Deposit Bldg .^ ^ ^ ^

Curtis AUen A., president Pacific Lumber Co.,
6 California, r. San Rafael
" Annie, widow, r. 27 Prospect Av
" Arnold W., porter, r. 2912 Folsom
" Belle A., stenographer, 410 Spreckels Bldg,
r. 633 Golden Gate Av ^ . ^ ^ ,,,

" Bernard, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 245

Michigan
" Blanche, widow, r. 595 Ellis
" Charles, clerk Martin Albrecht, r. 1011 Va-
lencia

WATSON & CO.

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315 Valencia St.,
Tel. Mission 40.

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JOHANNIS,

"KING OF TABLE WATERS."

Supplied under Royal Warrant to H. M.
the Queen of England. Bottled at the
Springs, Zollhaus, Germany.

WILLIAM WOLFF & CO., 329 Market St.

Curtis Charles M., salesman Dunham. Carrigan
& Hayden Co., r. 905 Sutter
" Christopher S., superintendent safes Cal.
Safe Deposit and Trust Co., r. 1211b
Broadway

" C. L.., secretary and manager Yucca Root
Soap Co., 1155 Mission, r. 118 Eddy

" Corinna M. Miss teacher Harrison Pri-
mary School, r. 506 Hayes

" David, driver Micheelsen & Both, r. 21 Vir-
ginia Av

" Edward B.. watchman Pac. Pine Lumber
Co., r. 745 Harrison

" Edward C, plumber Edward M. Hogan, r.
1135 Folsom
Curtis E. E., telegraph editor Chronicle, r. 908
Van Ness Av

" Elizabeth Miss, r. 748 Howard

" Elizabeth H., widow, r. 2526 California

" Ella, widow, r. 421 Greenwich rear

" Emily Miss, principal Cal. School of Elo-
cution and Oratory, Y. M. C. A. Bldg, r.
664Haight

" Emily O., widow, r. 506 Hayes

" Frank, r. 667 Minna

" Frank, carrier Edwards Publishing Co., r.
931 B Howard

" Frank G., molder S. F. Stove Wks, r. 622
Shotwell

" George, 3d officer str Washtenaw, r. 328
Fremont

" George J., bartender, r. 22 Harriet

" George P., traveling salesman Dunham,
Carrigan & Hayden Co.

" Harry, waiter, r. 510 Jessie

" Helen M. Miss (Patchett & Curtis), r. 506
Hayes

" Henry, electrician California Hotel, r. 3
Golden PI

" Henry, quartermaster str Gaelic, r. 129
Perry

" Henry C, clerk Charles L. Taylor, r. 548
OFarrell

" Henry C, inspector U. S. Customs, r. 33, 6th

" Henry L., physician and surgeon, 746 Mis-
sion, r. 920 Ellis

" Henry R., clerk Baldwin & Hammond, r. 3
Golden PI

" Howard C, salesman Greenberg & Green-
berg, r. 115 Hayes

" J. Mrs., r. 632 Ellis

" James M. (J. M.Curtis & Son), r. 2518 Union

" J. F^D., insurance Mann & Wilson, r. 2813
Webster '
Curtis J. M. & Son (James M. and Marvin)
gaugers and wine chemists, 123 Califor-
nia, room 27, telephone 690

" John, r. 121, 7th

■' John, furniture, 1239 Market
Curtis Jolin, manager Schuster Bros., 306 Sut-
ter, r. 1027 Harrison
Curtis John B., secretary Hemme & Lono- Piano
Co., 735 Market, r. 1542 Page

" John M., architect, 126 Kearny, room 51 r
2321 Webster
Curtis JohnN., manager San Francisco Lumber
Co., ofQce foot 3d, r. The Berkshire

" John S., r. 2719 Bush

" John W., secretary San Francisco and Los
Angeles Railway Co., 530 California,
room 12

" Jonathan, salesman Payot, Upham&Co.,

r. ^7ol Olsy
" Margaret Miss, grand secretary Catholic
Ladies' Aid Society, 75 Donohoe Bldg r
1135 Folsom

Curtis Marvin (J. M. Curtis & Son), r. 1610 Lyon
" Matilda, widow, r. 1011 Valencia
" Metta Miss, secretary Unitarian Head-
quarters and Book Room, 300 Post, r
Oakland
" Michael, r. 1027 Harrison
" Michael, watchman Miller & Lux, r. SW

cor Railroad Av and 10th Av South
" M. J. (Curtis & Bowley), r. Sacramento,

Cal.
■■' Peter, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
" Peter J., president Tamm & Nolan Co., 31,

2d, r. 1009 Florida
" Peter P., collector J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.

Iia5 Folsom
" Publishing Co., William H. Daniels man-
ager, 78 Columbian Bldg
" Ralph, bookmaker, r. .306 Stockton
" Richard, tanner, E s San Bruno Av nr

Army. r. 2516 Folsom
" Richard, waiter Bennett & Witmer, r. 307

Hayes
" Richard V., attorney at law, 38 Mills Bldg,

7th floor, r. 2516 Folsom
" Robert H., physician, 1030 Post
" Ruhama J., widow, r. 46 Silver
" Sarah C. Miss, nurse, r. 2313 Clay
" Thomas, coal oil, 24 Hayes, r. 664 Haight
" Thomas, molder Union I. Wks, r. 631 Jack-
son
" Thomas, nailer Buckingham & Hecht, r. 27

Prospect Av
" Thomas, porter M. Ehrman & Co.. r. 1017

Howard
" Thomas M., foreman Oriental Warehouses,

r. 26.54 Folsom
" Thomas R., bookkeeper, r. 2654 E'olsom
" Walter J., r. 909 Taylor
" William, printer, r. 1011 Valencia
" William A., vice-president Wood, Curtis &

Co.,r. Sacramento, Cal.
" William B., paper ruler Phillips Bros., r
1517, 24th
Curtis William Bostwick, traffic manager
Traffic Association of California, 214
Pine, room 42, r. Fruitvale
Curtis William G., engineer maintenance of
way S. P. Co., 4 Montgomery, r. 2623 La-
guna
" William G., speculator, r. 803 Page
" William G., tanner C. G. Bennett & Co., r.

813 Humboldt
" & Bowley (M. J. Curtis and A. D. Bowley),
financial agents, 32 Mills Bldg, 2d floor
4^Curtis. See Courtis and Curtaz
Curtiss Edwin B. (Cunningham, Curtiss &
Welch), r. New York
" Fred, stationery, 1016 Larkin
" John, laborer, r. 8 Gough
" S. S., r. Grand Hotel
Curtoni Frank (Curtoni & Mitrovich and An-
thony V. Spiletak & Co.), r. 615 Turk
" & Mitrovich (Frank Curtoni and Mark L.
Mitrovich), fruits and vegetables, 434
Turk
Curts Frank M., shoe turner, r. 1143 Folsom
" Harry S., harness maker, r. 1143 Folsom
" Henry, foreman, r. 1143 Folsom
" John P.. harness maker, 15.53 Mission, r.
1143 Folsom
Curzons Henry E., cutter Hart Bros., r. Ala-
meda
Cusack Joseph J., groceries, 715 Brannan
" Mary A., widow, r. 165 Perry
" Michael, bricklayer, r. 614 Tennessee
" Richard, cook, r. 86314 Market
" Sadie, widow, r. 421, 4th
" Thomas, calker, r. 2617 Harrison
4®=Cusack. See Cusick and Kusick
Cusheon Edward W. D., bookkeeper, r. 830 Bush
" Frederick C, clerk Home Mutual Ins. Co.,

r. 830 Bush
" Margaret, widow, r. 830 Bush
Cushin William, hostler Goldberg, Bowen &

Co., r. 607 California
CusMng Allen D., general life insurance, 705
bpreckels Bldg, r. 916 Santa Clara Av,
Alameda
" C. H., clerk S. P. Co.. r. Oakland

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Gushing Charles D., insurance, 205 Sansome, r.

miS-'-A Clay
CusMng Cliarles S. (Mullany, Grant & Gush-
ing), attorney at law, 104 Sutter, r. Oak-
land
Cushing Clinton, physician, professor gynecol-
ogy Cooper Medical College, office and
r. 636 Sutter, hours 1 to 4 p. m.
" Edward, driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 340

Duncan
" Ellen Miss, r. Our Lady's Home
" Francis A., r. 475 Haight
" Frank W., clerk U. S. Customs, r. Oakland
Gushing Henry A., proprietor Western Addi-
tion Electrical Works, 1704 Polk
" John M., collector S. P. Co., r. Oakland
" John W., traveling salesman J. B. Pace

Tobacco Co., r. 2611 Howard
" Joseph, collector S. P. Co., foot Market, r.
Oakland
Gushing S. B., vice-president Cushing-Wet-
more Co., 508 California, room 9, r. San
Rafael
" Stephen R., dental student, r. 1111 Hyde
" Thomas W., clerk Palatine Ins. Co.. r.
Oakland

CUSHING-WETMORE CO,

George P. Wetmore president, S. B.
Gushing vice-president, Horace B.
Sperry secretary, concrete and artifi-
cial stone, quarries and yards Lom-
bard and Winthrop, ofiQce 508 Galifor-
nla, room 9
Cushman C. D. Rev., r. Old People's Home
" Charles H., carrier postoffice, r.Inrl6th Av
" E. B., treasurer and secretary Harris
Packing and Provision Co., 6th and
King, r. Oakland
" Elbert M., clerk, r. 2084 Market
" Frank E., carpenter, r. 2084 Market
" Harry D., engineer, r. 1631 Webster
" John M., clerk George W. McNear, r. Ala-
meda
" Seth W., cashier Atlantic and Pacific Fast
Freight Line, 61 Chronicle Bldg, r. Ala-
meda
" Thomas G., master mariner, r. 32, 2d
" William H., photographer, r. 17 Dear-
born
Cusick Ellen, widow, r. 811 Folsom
" Ellen, widow, r. 1427 Laguna
" Fannie Mrs., lodgings, 224. 7th
" Frank S., paper hanger, r. 1427 Laguna
" James, groceries and liquors, 120, 8th, r.

123a 8th
" James A., salesman O'Connor, Moflatt &

Co., r. 815 Folsom
" James J., manager Mrs. L. H. Swain, 417

Folsom. r. 11 Laurel PI
" John, r. 1427 Laguna
" John A., r. 218, 18th
" John J., mechanic School Dept., r. 2419

Clay
" Mamie F. Miss, stenographer Board of

Education, r. 208i/4, 14th
" Matthew, laborer Arctic Oil Wks, r. 44 Zoe
" Michael, hostler S. P. Hicks, r. 88 Wildey
" Nicholas J., wire mattress maker John

Hoey, r. 1928 Folsom
" Patrick F., merchant, r. 2O8I/2, 14th
" Thomas J., clerk Schweitzer & Co., r. 811

Folsom
" Thomas P., storekeeper U. S. Internal Rev-
enue, r. 515 Folsom
" William H., salesman G. Verdier & Co., r.
3081/2, 14th
4®=" Cusick. See Cusack and Kusick
Cussanovich John, waiter, r. 535i/4 Stevenson

" Joseph, salesman, r. 525^/4 Stevenson
Cussen John A., clerk, r. 1206 Mission
Cussens Michael A., salesman Raphael "Vyeill &

Co., r. 5 Belvedere
Custer Alexander, plumber, r. 542 Polk
" Arnold W., porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r.

2912 Folsom
" James D., r. 503 Mason
" James M., agent, r. 3913 Folsom
" Thomas, r. 503 Mason

W. & J. SLOANE & CO. ]

DOMESTIC RUGS |

IN LARGE VARIETY.

G^l-G^'y iVlarket St.

Custlguta Joseph, fisherman, r. 1413, 19th Av

South
Custom House, United States, W s Battery bet

Washington and Jackson
Cuthbert George, clerk land dept. C. P. RR, r.
210 Jones

" James N., porter ticket auditor's dept. S. P.
Co., r. 552^4 Natoma

" John W., salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r.
325 Waller

" Joseph D. (W. & J. Sloane & Co.), r. Ala-
meda

" Noble, employee The Berkshire
Cuthbertson Fred W., reporter The Bradstreet
Co., r. Alameda

" H. , clerk auditing dept. Wei Is, Fargo & Co. ,
r. Redwood City

" Robert, bookkeeper, r. 2460 Folsom

" Robert, real estate, r. 318 Eddy

" Walter J., draughtsman W.J. Cuthbertson,
r. 2243 Market

" W. Jones, architect and president Cali-
fornia Architectural Publishing Co., 93
Flood Bldg, r. 3243 Market
Cuthrell Daniel W., 3d mate bktn Planter, r.

3 East
Cutlar Robert, janitor, r. 218 Eddy

" Roger, dentist, 818 Sutter
Cutler Alfred D., president Cutting Fruit Pack-
ing Co., 125-127 Market, r. 3540 Clay

" Charles, r. 33314, 18th
Cutler E. B., attorney at law, 330 Pine, rooms
46-48, r. 1737 Broadway

" Edward B., tinner James De La Montanya,
r. Oakland

" Franks., driver, r. 333%, 18th

" Frank W., cook, r. 11 Laskie

" James H., cashier George W. McNear, r.
851 Golden Gate Av

" Joseph S., salesman Cooper & Co., r. 323
Fulton

" Mary R., widow, r. 2910 Folsom

" Oscar, carpenter, r. 360 Golden Gate Av

" Paul D., elevator man Mutual Life Bldg,
r. 733 Stevenson

" William R., gripman Sutter St. Ry., r. 113
Cedar Av
Cutrell Henry D., bookkeeper The Bank of Cali-
fornia, r. 826 Bush
Cutsas James (Cutsas & Pagas), r. 216th, 6th

" & Pagas (James Cutsas and Jacques
Pagas), fruits and vegetables, 316, 6th
Cutshall Joseph F., salesman Pacific Coast

Syrup Co.
Cutten Edward L. (B. M. Atchinson & Co.),
r. 2516 Sacramento

" Hazel Miss, nurse, r. 632 Sutter

" Joseph E., bookkeeper B. M. Atchinson &
Co.. r. 3418 Sacramento
Cutter B. B. Mrs., widow, r. 3611 California

" Charles E., clerk George W. McNear, r. 845
Harrison

" Daniel (Cutter & Co.), r. 845 Harrison

" Edward B. (Cutter & Moseley), r. 2209 Web-
ster

" George, r. 1506 Sacramento

" Horace F., r. Pacific-Union Club

" James H., cashier George W. McNear, r.
851 Golden Gate Av

" Jane A., widow, r. 2111 Steiner

CUTTER J. F. WHISKEY,

E. Martin & Co. agents, 411 Market

Cutter, J. H., r. Lick House
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lane), draymen, 102 Clay
Cutter & Moseley (Edward B. Cutter and An-
drew S. Moseley), grain and commission
merchants, 310 California
4®-Cutter. See Kutter

Cutting Augustus K., horse trainer Bay Dis-
trict Race Track
" Chester E., student, r. a50 San Jose Av
" Eugene A., r. 350 San Jose Av
" Eugene L., cashier Waterhouse & Lester,
r. 231 Clipper
Cutting Francis, vice-president Cutting Pack-
ing Co., 125-127 Market, r. Oakland
Cutting Fruit Packing Co., Alfred D. Cutler
president, J. G. Ward secretary, manu-
facturers hermetically sealed goods,
125-127 Market, factory 113i-l 166 Harri-
son
" James, cook Theodore Tominski

CUTTING JOHN T. CO. THE

(incorporated), canned goods, grocers'
specialties, shipping and commission,
122 Davis, telephone Front 6

Cutting Margaret Mrs., furnished rooms, SSO'^
Valencia

Cutting Packing Co., Sidney M. Smith presi-
dent, J. G. Ward secretary, commission
merchants and manufacturers' agents,
125-127 Market
" Sarah, widow, r. 332 Bryant

Cuttura Giuseppe, cook, r. 812 Kearny

Cuvellier B. C, clerk James De Fremery & Co.,
r. Oakland

Cuvillier H. & Frere (France). W. B. Chapman
sole agent Pacific Coast, 123 California

Cuyala Catherine Mrs., baths, 738 Pacific
" Remain, bartender D. Chesney, r. 738 Pa-
cific

Cuyler Frank M., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 515
Sanchez

Cuzens Henry L., carrier postofSce, r. I85314
Lexington Av

Cyclers' Guide and Road Book (annually),
George W. Blum publisher, 330 Pine,
room 51

Cyclery The, Devany, Hopkins & Co. pro-
prietors, 520-522 Stanyan and 1923-1929
Page

Cycling West Publishing Co. Tne, Clarence N.
Ravlin manager Pacific Coast depart-
ment, 1170 Market, room 87

Cyclist's Pavilion, Ocean Boulevard nr Fulton

CYCLOPS IRON WORKS

(Victor Etienne and Michael Dillen-
burg), manufacturers of torewery ma-
chinery, patent wood branding and
printing presses, also of the M. Dillen-
burg ice and refrigerating machines
and patent ammonia fittings, 115-117
Beale. telephone Main 5763

Cyford Albert J., salesman Home Industry Shoe
Co., r. 28 Mary

Cypress Lawn Cemetery Association, H. H.
Noble manager, 9 City Hall Square,
rooms 3-4, telephone South 570

Cypress Lawn Improvement Co., W. W. Marvin
secretary, 9 City Hall Square, rooms 3-4

Cyrus Henry E., conductor Market St. Ry., r.
1326 Valencia

Cyrus Noble Distillery (Lynchburg, Ohio^
Crown Distilleries Co. proprietors, 100-
102 Front

Czapkay Adelina W., widow, r. 1213 Bush
Czarnecki Anton, cigars and tobacco, 131 Mont-
gomery Av, r. 936 Filbert
" Francis Mrs., r. 402 McAllister

D

Dabaus B. L. Mrs., teacher German and Portu-
guese Filippe's Academy of Languages
Dabcovich John C, fruits, 112 Stockton, r. 417

Stockton
Dabel G. Mrs., lodgings, 316, 4th
" George, cellarman Cal. Wine Assn., r. 316,

4th
" Herman (Bo Idt & Dabel), r. 1 Harriet
Dabelow William, teacher music, r. 731 Pine

DABELSTEIN HENRY,

manufacturer white labor cigars and
dealer tobacco, snuff, pipes, etc., 52
First and 2 Market, r. 13 Stanly PI

Dabelstein Robert, r. 13 Stanly PI

Dabid Henry, stableman J. J. Coalter, r. 36 Hub-

Dabis Hans, news editor California Demokrat,

r. Alameda
Dabovich Drusilla, bookkeeper, r. 1733 Eddy

Ella, cashier Thomas Hancock, r. 1733 Eddy

Dudley W., r. 1733 Eddy

George A., salesman J. Ivancovich & Co.,

r. 919% Lombard
George E., commission, r. 919% Lombard
Martin, cook Stephen M. Bacocevich
Michael, fisherman, r. 503 East
Nicholas, r. 1733 Eddy

Sebastian Rev., missionary, r. 919% Lom-
bard
Stephen, clerk, r. 1733 Eddy
' Stephen E., liquors and cigars, 601-603
Kearny, r. 246, 2d Av
da Camara Mario B., editor A Uniao Portu-

gueza, r. 919, 25th
Da Camara-Stone Francisco, barber A. P. Bo-

telho, r. 546 Folsom
Dacey George W., r. 316, 3d

" John, carpenter, r. 1012 Florida
-8®" Dacey. See Dacy and Deasy
Daclin Emile, blacksmith and wagonmaker, 607

Battery, r. 1343 Union
Dacol Josepb, blacksmith Braida & Pasquali,

r. 10 Blake
Da Col Louis, machinist J. L. Hicks, r. 511 Lin-
den Av
" Quirino (F. Masarie & Co.), r. 10 Blake
Dacons Nelson W., solicitor sewing machines,

r. 1668a Mission
J8®~Dacy. See Dacey and Deasy
Dady Robert, laborer, r. 11 Precita Av
Daehnke Charles, machinist, r. 420 Francisco
Daeweritz Moritz (Graneist & Daeweritz), r.
218 Stockton
" William, upholsterer John Hoey, r. 1319
Kearny
Dafeldecker Charles, carpenter, r. 365 Minna
Dagenais Gilles, salesman Roos Bros., r. 1020

Broderick
Daggett Almore K.. notary public and attorney
at law, 14 Montgomery, r. 318 Clement
" Elizabeth Miss, r. 554 Church
" Frank E., steward str J. D. Peters, r.

Oakland
" Frank, master mariner, r. 2611 Howard
" H. M., marine engineer, r. 545 Folsom
Daggett John, superintendent United States
Mint, NW cor 5th and Mission, r. 2023
Brodericif
Daggett John R., president The McCollam
Fishing and Trading Co., 40 California,
room 2, r. Oakland
" J. R., r. 308 Turk

" Leander B., bookkeeper, r. 2611 Howard
" May M. Miss, clerk John H. Leber, r. 1539

Polk
" R. M., merchant, r. 791 Sutter
" W., bartender California Hotel, r. 230
Kearny
4®=Daggett. See Doggett
Dagneau Hubert, carpenter, r. 1211 Folsom

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Dagneau Joseph H., plumber E. Demers, r. 1211

Folsom
Dagnino Giuseppe B., cook Joseph Guerrieri, r.

818 Sansome
D'Agostini M., foreman George de Latour, r.

5351/4 Union
d'Aquin Gerard J. M. E., with Consulate The

Netherlands, 508 Montgomery, room 20
Dahack Elsie, steward Palace Restaurant, r.

371 Jessie
Dahl Andrew, laborer, r. 301 Sierra
" Andrew, cabinet maker Sterling Furniture

Co., r. 2133 Mission
" Anna Miss, stenographer Winslow Ander-
son, r. 233, 12th
Dahl Bjame F., stock, real estate and mining

broker, 512 California, r. 238 Kearny
Dahl Charles, car builder, r. 33 Alvarado
" Charles, laborer, r. 301 Sierra
" Charles W., engineer, r. 5 Sharp PI
" Christ A., engineer Morris Windt, r. cor

San Bruno Av and 26th
" Christian, teacher languages Edward

Larcher, r. 735, 7th Av
" George, r. 2224 Greenwich
" Gustav, longshoreman, r. 309 Filbert
" Henry, butcher, r. 3225 Geary
" Henry, plumber and gasfitter, 404, 23d
" Henry Jr., butcher, 3225 Geary
" John "^(Hoffman, Dahl & Co.), r. 927 Mission
" Jennie, domestic, 1433 California
" Knut M., mechanical engineer Union I.

Wks
•' Philip, stonecutter, r. 28 Turk
" Thomas, cooper Roth, Blum & Co., r. 13

Bryant Av
" VidgoC, bookkeeper Cal. Wine Assn, r.

1707 Powell
" William F., butcher H. Dahl, r. 3325 Geary
4®"Dahl. See Dahle and Dall
DaMtoender George, druggist, 214 Kearny
Dahlberg Andrew, contractor and builder, 935

Market, room 6, r. llii Jost Av
Dahle C, proprietor California Ranch, office 35
Eddy
" William, butcher Fiore Di Vecchio, r. 2000
McAllister
4®"Dahle. See Dahl and Dall
Dahler Adam M., clerk S. F. & S. M. Ry., r. 529
Noe
" Henry G., machinist S. F. & S. M. Ry., r.

529 Noe
" Henry M. G., master mariner, r. 529 Noe
Dahlgren Carl, landscape painter, studio 112
Montgomery Block
" Elmer, cook Palace Hotel, r. 836b Howard
" Jennie, domestic, 1216 Haight
" Joseph, tailor Marshall F. Jones, r. 541
Stevenson
4®=Dahlgren. See Dalgren
Dahll Hans O., saloon keeper, r. 711 California
Dahlman Harry, r. 243, 9th
" Isaac H., manager Edison Phonograph Co.,

848 Market, r. 33 Eddy
" Mary, widow, r. 243, 9th
" Nathan, salesman Ti-iest & Co., r. 228% Post
Jg®-Dahlman. See Dolman and DoUman
Dahlquist John, bench hand McFarland Bros.,

r. 925 Harrison
Dahlson William O., driver C. E. Benedict, r.

1655/3 Mission
Dahlstrom Albert J., laborer r. 30!^ Harriet
" Erasmus A., butler 1422 Sutter
" Oscar F., embalmer H. F. Suhr & Co., r.
12091/2 Mission
Dahlton Alexander J., coremaker, r. 658 Har-
rison
" Oliver, carpenter Occidental Foundry, r.
658 Harrison
4®=Dahlton. See Dalton
Dahmel August E., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

519 Lyon
Dahmke Charles F., plumber, r. 109 Berry
" Frederick, groceries and liquors, 109 Berry
" George H., driver Cal. Brewing Co., r. 1308,
17th
4®="Dahmke. See Damcke
Dahms Charles H., baker Albert Komsthoeft, r.
337 Turk

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
CORRUGATED IRON,

Galvanized, Black and Painted,
for Roofing and Siding.

309X0 31-r iVlARKEX ST.

Dahoney James, expressman, 761 Market, r. 70

Brosnan
4fS=Dahoney. See Doheney
Dahse Theodore, yardman John Rosenfeld Sons,

r. 68 Clementina
Daigger Mary Miss, domestic, 459!^ Bryant
Daigneau Ira S., clerk Theodoi-e Hermann & Co.,

r. 407 Sutter
Dailey C. E., r. 43 Montgomery Block
" Charles E., r. cor 49th Av and H
Dailey Edward C, manager Pacific Coast

branch The B. F. Goodrich Co. and The

Goodrich Hard Rubber Co. and Columbia

Rubber Works Co., 35 New Montgomery,

r. Oakland
Dailey H. Henry, teamster, r. mSVs Clementina
" Leonard, driver Chas. Steinlels, r. 1427

" O., cellarman Cal. Wine Assn.

" Peter J., cigars and tobacco, 1300 Market.

r. Oakland
• • Thomas v., tailor, r. 932 Sanchez
" William, boiler maker, r. 932 Sanchez
" William R., theatrical manager, r. 433, 2d
Daily Ann Miss, r. T/z Clyde
" Catharine, widow, r. 9 Clyde
" Charles T., capitalist, r. 2512 Clay
Daily Commercial News, Commarcial Publish-
ing Co., publishers and proprietors, 34
California
" Daniel, laborer, r. 714 Clyde
Daily Evening Bulletin, R. A. Crothers pub-
lisher, 622 Montgomery
" J. B., foreman Albert Hansen, r. 405, 6th
' ' Jeremiah, chief clerk Merchants' Exchange

Assn., r. 50 Tehama
" John, r. 307 Mason
" John, varnish polish, r. 454 Jessie
" John T., trimmer Sxerling Furniture Co., r.
9/2 Clyde
Daily Journal of Commerce, S. F. Journal of
Commerce Publishing Co. publishers, 321
Montgomery
" M. D. Mrs., r. 1221 O'Farrell
" Nellie, typewriter, r. 668 Clementina
Daily Report, Daily Report Publishing Co. pub-
lishers, 238 Montgomery
Daily Report PublisMng Co., William M. Bun-
ker president, printers and publishers,
publication office 238 Montgomery and
730 Market, telephone Main 1992, editorial
rooms 320 Saasome, telephone Main 1993
Daily Shipping and Hotel News, Jay Feder-
lein publisher, 403 Market
" William H., teamster, r. 9 Clyde
^S^Daily. See Dailey, Daley, Daly and Deiley
Dain Thomas, office 545 California, room 9
je@=Dain. See Dane and Dayn
Daingerfield Eliza R., widow, r. 712 Sutter
Daingerfield WiUiam R., judge Superior
Court Department 2, chambers New City
Hall, 3d floor, r. 712 Sutter
Dainhart Mary, widow, r. 122914 Stevenson

Dairymen's Union of California,

Warren Dutton president, George W.
Burbank vice-president, E. W. Steele
treasurer, John R. Denman secretary,
L. Tomasini manager, dealers in dairy
produce and provisions, 113-119 Davis
Daisley George, clerk Newman & Levinson, r.
15 Clara

" John, sawfller C. A. Hooper & Co., r. 334,
17th

" Samuel, miller, r. 15 Clara

" WilliamD.,mealmanYoloMills,r. 15Clara

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Daiss Andrew, clerk J. Baumgarten & Co., r. 517
Post

•' Charles (Daiss & Bauer), r. cor Way land
and Somerset

" Charles M., jeweler Glindemann & Scweltz-
er, r. 517 Post

" Edward C, plumber, 510 Post, r 517 Post

" John, cement worker, r. 4 Taylor Terrace

" Katie Miss, cleaning and dyeing feathers,
517 Post

" & Bauer (Charles Daiss and Adolph Bauer),
dairymen, cor Wayland and Somerset
Dajas Louis, attendant Lurline Baths, r. 113

Austin Av
Dakan Sarah E., widow, r. 1018 Clay
Dake Edmund C. proprietor E. C. Dake"s Ad-
vertising Agency, 64-65 Merchants' Ex-
change Bldg. r. 17IT9 Turk

" Edmund D., manager Edmund C. Dake, r.
1020 Market

" Leland W.. clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 1709
Turk

DAKE'S E. C. ADVERTISING

AGENCY, 64-65 Merchants' Exchange
Bldg, telephone Main 1063

Dakin A. T. Mrs., widow, bakery, 940 Fillmore
" Charles W., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light

Co., r. 638 Jessie
" C. W. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 638 Jessie
" Edward A., managerDakin Publishing Co. ,

32Ct Sansome, room 46
" Edwin (Dakin & Libbey), r. San Mateo
" Elizabeth Miss, dressmaking, 1516 Eddy
" Mary E., widow, liquors, SW cor Kearny
and North Point
Dakin Publishing Co., E. A. Dakin manager,
lithographers and electric printers, 320
Sansome, room 46
" Victor H., foreman Commercial Soap Co.,

r. San Mateo
" & Libbey (Edwin Dakin and John G.
Libbey), soap manufacturers, 214 Sacra-
mento
.^"Dakin. See Deacon and Deakin
Dalaine Charles V., lumberman, r. 730 Folsom
Dalberto Frank (A. G. Kamacciotti & Co.), r.

2939M Clay
D'Albis Giovanni, carpenter, r. 2 Washoe PI
Dalby Edgar W., trackman Market St. Ry., r.

121/2 Brosnan
Dale Albert, secretary Cigar Makers' Interna-
tional Union, 368 Jessie, r. Berkeley
" Andrew J., r. 609 Bartlett
" Bertha Mrs., specialist, r. 1.328 Grove
" Edward, millhand Truckee Lumber Co.
" James, fireman Presidio and Ferries RR,

r. 1204 Union
'■■ John D., cook John Swain, r. 45 Everett
" John H., foreman Eagle Iron Foundry, r.

28.33 Washington
" Joseph, teamster J. Noonan, r. 615 Green
" Lizzie Miss, housekeeper, r. 5 Rausch rear
" Martin, physician, r. 1328 Grove
" Owen, stage manager Cremorne Theater, r.

132 Rose
" WilliamC, cigar manufacturer, 1330Grove.

r. 1328 Grove
" William E., machinist Pac. Sheet Metal

Wks. r. 3714 Cheslev
" William J. (George W. Tindal & Co.), r.
721 L^nion
iiS-Dale. See Deyl
Dalera Da vide, r. 7 Greenwich
Daley Ann Mrs., bakery, 1134 Folsom
" Bridget, groceries, 230 Langton

Daley Catherine, widow, r. 2950 Howard

" Charles F., lineman Fire Alarm and Police
Telegraph, r. 934 Day

" Charles W., fireman Park and Ocean RR,
r. 20091/2 Golden Gate Av

" Daniel J., plumber and gasfltter, 330 Mont-
gomery Av, r. 52114 Lombard

" Dennis J., policeman, r. 521% Lombard

" Eugene J., machine hand Townley Bros.,
r. 1402 Army

" Frank H.. iron molder McCormick Bros.,
r. 1617 Howard

" George, broom maker Cal. Broom Mfg Co.,
r. 133, 17th

" Harry, clerk, r. 1002a Union

" Henry, oiler Michael Conlon, r. 1122 Larkin

" James, foundryman Union I Wks, r. 501
Napa

" James, laborer W. W. Montague & Co., r.
121 Pierce

" James, laborer, r. 11 Patton

" James, plasterer, r. 321 Minna

" James, porter Charles Levy & Co., r. 530,
9th

" James, porter Western Sugar Refinery
r. W s Manchester nr 37th

" James M., janitor, r. Ws Manchester nr
Precita Av

" James T., liquors, 422, 5th, r. 416 Ringold

" Jane Miss, clerk T. Clancy & Co., r. 522, 6th

" Jeremiah, engineer Magdalen Asylum

" John, bartender James T. Daley, r. 416
Ringold

" John, blacksmith, r. Serpentine Av nr Fol-
som

" John, horseshoer, r. 476 Tehama

" John, hoseman Engine 12, r. 712 Montgom-
ery

" John, liquors, 500 Davis, r. 712 Montgomery

" John A., clerk Cal. Barrel Co., r. 904
Illinois

" John W., salesman, r. 435 Kearny

" Joseph, laborer, r. 318 Minna

" Josephine, widow, r. 868 Mission

" Lawrence T., paper hanger, r. 1220 Powell

" L. M. Mrs., r. American Exchange Hotel

" Margaret Miss, r. 123i/4, 25th

" Martin, cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. Pennsyl-
vania Av nr Yolo

" Mary, widow, r. 553 Natoma

" Mary, widow, r. SE cor Alabama and Mont-
calm

" Mary, widow, furnished rooms, 1220 Powell

" Matthew, driver, r. Serpentine Av nr Fol-
som

" Michael J., foreman W. W. Montague &
Co., r. 121 Pierce

" Michael W., r. 1617 Howard

" MoUie Miss, spinner Tubbs Cordage Co., r.
416 Ringold

" Nettie Miss, typewriter, r. 121 Pierce

" Patrick, r. 416 Ringold

" Patrick F., lumberman Humboldt Lumber
Mill Co., r. 717 Howard

" Peter, bartender, r. 712 Montgomery

" Robert H., architect, 216 Post

" Thomas, laborer F. S. Moody, r. 616, 6th

" Thomas, laborer, r. 1212 Larkin

■' Thomas, watchman Hibernia Brewery, r.
71914 Tehama

" Thomas J., janitor, r. W s Manchester nr
Precita Av

" Thomas M., marine fireman, r. 224 Clara
rear

" W., salesman O'Connor, Moflatt&Co., r.
1619 Howard

" W.. ship painter P. C. SS. Co.

" W. H., r. 100, 5th

" William H., bookkkeeper Cutting Fruit
Packing Co., r. 553 Natoma

" William J., freight clerk J. D. Spreckels &
Bros. Co., r. 2738 Howard
4®- Daley. See Dailey, Daily and Daly
Dalgetty Alexander, machinist, r. 413, 4th

" James, machinist, r. 551i/2 Howard
Dalgleish Charles G., carpenter, r. 3II14 Polk

" Ellen D., widow, r. 2111/2 Polk

" John C. conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1835
Eddy

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Dalhunty John, groceries and liquors, 1155 Har-
rison
Dalin Olaf, bartender Mrs. Sarah Stewart, r.

338 Ritch
Dall Charles L,., r. 35 John
" Christine E., clerk Hooker & Co., r. 3211^

Guerrero
" Christine J., widow, r. 321!^ Guerrero
" Christopher, r. 1210 Mason
" Edward R., collector Spring Valley W.

W., r. 1103 Hyde
" Peter, molder Thompson Bros., r. 820

Greenwich
" Peter P., receiver Market St. Ry., r. 1169
Valencia
4®- Dall. See Dahl

Dallam Frederick B., salesman Armes & Dal-
lam, r. Oakland
" Joseph S., clerk S. F. Chronicle, r. 622 Shot-
well
" Richard B. (Armes & Dallam), r. 1735 Sut-

Dallamore Elizabeth, widow, r. 1529 Washington
" Frederick J., plasterer, r. 414 Devisadero
" George C, plumbing, 414 Devisadero, r. 1529

Washington
" Mark, plumber George C. Dallamore, r. 414
Devisadero
4®= Dallamore. See Delamore and Dellamore
Dallas Amanda, widow, r. 416 Laguna
" George, clerk John B. Dallas, r. 242, 7th
" James, teamster Cutter & Co., r. 242, 7th
" John (Dallas & Damcke), r. 548 Valencia
" John B., wood and coal, 1106 Folsom, r. 242,

7th
" Robert B., teamster, r. 242, 7th
Dallas & Damcke (John Dallas and Otto
Damcke). proprietors Mission and City
Transfer Co., 548 Valencia
Dallberg Hugo, cook Franz Siebrecht, r. 421

Green
Dalldorf Rudolph, r. 836 Broadway
Dallemand Albert (Dallemand & Co.), r. 2211

Buchanan
Dallemand & Co. (Albert Dallemand, Tobias
and Max Oberfelder and James P. Edoff)
wholesale wine and liquor merchants,
and sole proprietors celebrated Cream
Pure Rye, 215-217 California, telephone
Main 1747, and 51 Lake, Chicago
Dallerup John, rigger P. C. SS. Co.
Dalligny Louise, widow, r. 215 Minna
Dalliva Henry S., journalist, r. 1622 Laguna
" Henry, clerk L. Dallman & Co., r. 1235

O'Farrell
" L. & Co. (Louis Dallman), produce commis-
sion merchants, 224 Washington
" Louis (L. Dallman & Co.), r. 1235 O'Farrell
4®= Dallman. See Dahlman
Dallorzo Susan, widow, r. 2707 Laguna
Dally Andrew J., engineer, r. eOS'/i Locust Av
" John R., chief engineer revenue cutter

Commodore Perry
" Joseph F., bookkeeper J. K. Armsby Co.,
r. 608'/2 Locust Av
D'Almaro Alessandro, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo
Dalmas George W., cooper Adelsdorfer & Bran-
denstein, r. 1450 Minna
" Henry D., cooper, r. 8 Lily Av
" John K., whitener Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.

15 Pearl
" William W., machinist, r. 15 Pearl
Dalmon Harry A., clerk, r. 243, 9th

" Marie, widow, r. 243. 9th
Dalpino Amato, fruits and vegetables, r. 1526
Dupont
" Dante (Barsocchini & Co.), r. 1510'/^ Powell
" Giovanni, fruits and vegetables, 1209
Turk
Dalporto Augosto, fruits and vegetables, 490'/^
8th
" Charles, helper Atlas I. Wks
Dalrymple Hudson, r. 1119'^ Ellis
Dalto Angelo, bootblack, r. 1212 Kearny
" Frank, bootblack, 629 Montgomery, r. 6 No-
ble's Alley
" Joseph, bootblack, r. 8 Reed PI
" Luigi, bootblack, r. 1212 Kearny
" Luigi, bootblack, 325 Grant Av, r. 8 Reed PI

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Dalto Michael (Dalto & Lombardi), r. 505 Green
" & Lombardi (Michael Dalto and Michael

Lombardi), liquors, 505 Green
Dalton Benton C, salesman Dalton Bros., r. 42

Oak
Dalton Brothers (Frank and Thomas B.), fruit

and produce commission merchants, 317-

319 Davis
" B. W., painter M. J. & J. J. Donovan, r. 319

Fillmore
" Charles, teamster J. F. Holland, r. 427

Oak
" Charles R., furniture, 808-810 Valencia, r.

330, 19th
" Clyde F., clerk Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. NW

cor Fair Oaks and 26th
" Daniel Mrs., widow, r. 1414 Baker
" Dennis J., bartender F. J. Scanlon, r. SE

cor Point Lobos and 30th Avs
" Edward, r. 12 Elizabeth
" Edward, waiter Martin Franusich, r. 843

Market
" Edward E., policeman, r. 223 Shotwell
" Edward J., rubber worker Bowers Rubber

Co.,r. 223 Shotwell
" Ellen, widow, r. 1414 Baker
" Eugene, stonemason, r. 2831 Jackson
" Frank (Dalton Bros.), r. NW cor 26th and

Fair Oaks
" George A., clerk, r. 12 Elizabeth
" Henry & Sons Co. (Oakland, Cal.), Henry

N. Dalton president, manufacturers

sash weights, 117-119 Howard
" Henry N., president Henry Dalton &

Co., 117-119 Howard, r. Oakland
" Irwin W., driver, r. 12 Elizabeth
" James, laborer, r. 3 Chestnut
" James, laborer, r. 2831 Jackson
" John, engineer, r. eVz Boyd
" John P., painter, r. 411i/4 Waller
" John W., laborer U. S. Customs,

Geary
" Martin J., laborer, r. 8 Clementina
" Mary, widow, r. 44 Clinton Park
" Mary Mrs., proprietor Everett House,

55, 2d
" Michael, laborer, r. 11 Harriet
" Michael, longshoreman, r. 425 Fremont
" Nina Lyon, vocalist, r. 42 Oak
" Patrick, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 3610

Mission
" P. E. (Contra Costa Laundry Co.), r. Oak-
land
" Peter E., painter, r. 112 Valley
" Peter E., paper hanger, r. 12 Elizabeth
" Richard, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1616

Grove
" Thomas B. (Dalton Bros.), r. 2510 Clay
" William, laborer, r. 11 Caroline
" William, painter, r. 319 Fillmore
Dalton William Dray Co. (William H. Dalton) ,

draymen, 317 Davis
" William H. (William Dalton Dray Co.), r.

NW cor 26th and Fair Oaks
" William P., policeman, r. 2209 Mission
" William H., 3d assistant engineer str Po-
mona, r. Oakland
4®="Dalton. See Dahlton
Da Luz Francisco F., groceries and liquors, 721

Broadway, r. 719 Broadway
Daly Ada, widow, r. 2113 Powell
" Alice Miss, teacher music, r. 309, 5th
" Andrew J., laborer, r. 1909 Geary
" Ann, widow, r. 14 Alemany
" Ann, widow, r. 1018 Webster
" Anna E. Miss, actress, r. 737 Hayes

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Daly Annie, widow, r. 361, 11th
"' Annie A. Mrs. (Daly & Curran), r. Santa

Clara, Cal.
" Annie R. Miss, teacher music, r. 1111, 2-lth
" Benjamin, r. 1424 Dolores
" Bridget, widow, r. 277 Stevenson
" Bridget, widow, r. 1621 Leavenworth
" Bridget Mrs., groceries. 230 Langton
" Catherine, widow, r. 2936 Howard rear
" Catherine, widow, varieties, Railroad Av

nr 14th Av South
" Cecelia A. Miss, principal Stanford Me-
morial Free Kindergarten No. 3, r. 2313
Clay
" Charles H., salesman Hawley Bros. Hard-
ware Co., r. Oakland
■' Cornelius, r. 627 Greenwich
" Cornelius, liq^iors, 430 Brannan, r. 60 Zoe
" Cornelius, pipe layer, r. 254 Clementina
" Cornelius, pressman Upton Bros., r. 31 Dor-
land
" Carol J., hutler, .517 Sutter
" Daniel, bookkeeper, r. 5 Rausch rear
" Daniel, laborer Haslett & Bailey, r. 331

Beale
" David, plumber, r. 2715 Bush
" Denis, teamster, r. 2715 Bush
" Dennis, laborer, r. 4 Bryant Av
" Dennis, lumberman, r. 319 Bryant
" Dennis J., plumber J. T. Cosgrove, r. 361,

11th
" Edmond, laborer, r. 1007, 15th Av South
" Edward, butcher, r. 737 Hayes
" Edward, hostler E. J. Root, r. 1212 Golden

Gate Av
" Edward, steward La Grande Laundry, r.

14 Alemany
■' Ella, laundress, r. 361, 11th
" Eugene, longshoreman, r. 4I8V2 Ringold
" Felix Mrs., widow, r. 411 Ellis
" Frank, driver, r. 653 Folsom
" George, clerk Cunningham, Curtiss &

Welch, r. 614 Geary
" George F., clerk, r. 2313 Clay
" Harry, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 3

Beale PI
" Henry, stevedore, r. 3 Beale PI
" James, r. 69 Natoma
" James, r. 728 Powell
" James, boatbuilder, r. 1111, 24th
" James, teamster Oregon Imp. Co.. r. 504, 1st
" James C, attorney at law, 419 California,

room 23
" James E., deputy County Clerk, r. 728 Pow-
ell
" James H., liquors, 122, 2d, r. 648 Howard
" James J., tilesetter, r. 57Tremont Av
" James R. (Daly & Co.), r. 551!^ Stevenson
" James W., blacksmith, r. 16 Masonic Av
" Jane Miss, dressmaker, r. 60 Zoe
" Jean T., restaurant, 619 Merchant, r. 628

Merchant
" Jeremiah, laborer, r. 10 Michigan
" Jeremiah, laborer, 1. 532 Folsom
" Jeremiah, porter I. M. Wentworth & Co., r.

31 Dorland
" Jeremiah J., r. 209 Waller
" Jeremiah J. Jr., blacksmith, r. 532 Folsom
" John, blacksmith, r. 14^2, 24th
" John, carpenter, r. Railroad Av nr 14th Av

South
" John, coalpasser, r. 547, 1st
" John, finisher Central Hardware and Sup-
ply Co., r. 454 Jessie
" John, fireman, r. 527 Mission
" John, gilder S. & G. gump, r. 31 Dorland

Daly John, hackman Pac. Carriage Co., r. 592

Stevenson
John, liquors, 214 Eddy, r. 1 Cedar Av
John, pressman E. A. Jannsen & Co., r. 532

Folsom
John, waiter, r. 224 Minna
John, watchman r. 218 Langton
John A., printer, r. 361, 11th
John B., clerk P. C. Molloy, r. 823 Larkin
John C, r. 1117, 23d

John C, helper T. J. Moynihan, r. 653 Folsom
John D. (Daly & Caidwell), r. 900 Guerrero
John E., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.

15 Michigan
John F., president Union Gas Engine Co.,

309-311 Howard, r. Alameda
John J., box maker, r. 2113 Powell
John P., laborer, r. 1060 Kentucky

DALY JOHN R.,

mercliant tailor, 319 Stockton

Daly Joseph, horseshoer, r. Prentiss nr Cortland

Av
Joseph I., helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 1

Clyde
Joseph W., blacksmith helper Spring Val-
ley W. W., r. 47 Prentiss
Kate, widow, r. 2213 Powell
Kate C, widow, notions, 256, 1st
Kathryn H. Miss, teacher elocution, r. 721

Geary
Katie, domestic, 2725 Pacific Av
Lawrence, r. 1117, 23d
Lawrence, seaman, r. 445, 5th
Lawrence Jr., frame maker, r. 1117, 23d
Maggie Miss, nurse, 2308 California
Margaret Mrs., groceries, 527 Mission
Martin, laborer, r. Missouri nr Army
Mary, widow, r. 119, 7th
Mary, widow, r. 445, 5th
Mary, widow, r. Prentiss nr Cortland Av
Mary Miss, typewriter, r. 121 Pierce
Mary A., widow, lodgings, 653 Folsom
Mary F. Miss, compositor Call, r. 737 Hayes
Maurice, horse collar maker W. Davis

& Son, r. 790, 18th
May Miss, dressmaker, r. 1018 Webster
Michael, longshoreman, r. 1714 Harrison
Michael, restaurant keeper, r. 3 Rose Av
Nora Miss, janitress Garfield Primary

School, r. 714 Green
Oliver J., barber, 415 Hayes, r. 589 Ash Av
Patrick, laborer, r. 827 Pacific
Patrick J., produce dealer, 306 Davis, r. 302

Capp
Patrick M., stock dealer, r. 923 Vallejo
Peter (Daly & Davitt), r. 1728 Devisadero
Robert J., sawyer Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 3

Beale PI
Roscoe S., compositor D. S. Stanley & Co.,

r. 1914 Powell
Sarah, widow, r. 316 Beale
Thomas, laborer, r. 15 Michigan
Thomas, laborer, r. 441 Ivy Av
Thomas, shoemaker United Boot and Shoe

Co., r. SW cor 26th and Capp
Thomas J., machinist Union I. Wks, r. 60 Zoe
Thomas J., bookkeeper, r. 430 Brannan
Thomas O., machinist, r. 2313 Clay
Thomas R., pattern maker, r. 1111, 24th
Walter, machine hand, r. 3 Beale PI
William, bartender James McCarthy, r.

734 >5 Howard
William, boxmaker, r. 2113 Powell
William, laborer, r. 2715 Bush rear
William, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r.

17th Av South bet P and Q
William Mrs., widow, r. 2 Vallejo Terrace
William A., chair finisher Heywood Bros.

& Co., r. 946 Mission
William A., teamster, r. 42 Tehama
William B., attorney at law, 38 Nevada

Block, r. 1018 Webster
William H., deputy License Collector, r.

2313 Clay
William H., salesman Cal. Saw Wks, r.

Cosmopolitan Hotel
William W., groceries and liquors, NE cor

22d and Guerrero, r. 748, 22d

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Daly & Co. (James R. Daly), liquors, SE cor
Mason and Jackson

Daly & Coldwell (John D. Daly and Ira B.
Coldwell), proprietors San Mateo Dairy,
1010 Valencia, branch office 35 Eddy

DALY & CURRAN

(Mrs. A. A. Daly and H. L. Curran),
proprietors Tlie Old Book Store, 206
Powell

Daly & Davitt (Peter Daly and John B. Davitt),
bakery, 408 Hayes, 120, 6th and 1709
Devisadero

jg®=Daly. See Dailey Daily, Daley and Deily

Dalziel Andrew, manager Dalziel & MoUer, 554
Mission, r. Oakland
" Ira B., veterinary dentist, 605 Golden Gate

Av
" James, salesman Dalziel & MoUer, r. Oak-
land
" Robert (Dalziel & Moller), r. Oakland

Dalziel & Moller (Robert Dalziel and William
Moller), plumbers and gasfltters' sup-
plies, 554-556 Mission, telephone Main
1312

i3S"Dalziel. See Delzelle

Dam Cleveland L., deputy Commissioner Cali-
fornia State Bureau of Labor Statistics,
325 Sutter, r. 2934 California

>8®="Dam. See Damm

Daman Theodore, carpenter, r. 1007 Oak

Damassa Daniel, laborer, r. 21 Ohio PI

Damassino Marcello, employee D. Ghirardelli
Co., r. 22 Valparaiso

Dambacher Alexander E., salesman D. Ghirar-
delli Co., r. Alameda

Dambrin Charles, steward str Washtenaw

Damcke Otto (Dallas & Damcke),r. 548 Valencia

i8®-Damcke. See Dahmke

Dameron James P., attorney at law, r. 2709
Larkin
" John D., physician, 423 Ellis

Damery Annie, liquors, 738 Howard

Dames Hans, local editor S. F. Tageblatt, 633
Merchant, r. 814 Green

Damjanovich Antone, waiter Damjanovich &
Vukovich, r. 473 Jessie
" Peter (Damjanovich & Vukovich), r. 473

Jessie
" & Vukovich (Peter Damjanovich and John
Vukovich), restaurant, 120^2 Taylor

Damkroeger Daniel, architect, r. 1117 Broad-
way
" Gottlieb, carpenter, r. 1113 Pacific

DAMKROEGER HENRY,

physician and surgeon, bours 8 to 9
a. m., 1 to 3 and 6 to 7:30 p. m., Sun-
days 9 to 10 a. m. only, office and r. 719
Larkin, telephone East 416

Damm Fritz, porter, r. 28 Turk
4S=Damm. See Dam

Damman Rudolph, porter H. Stelling & Co.
Dammer Oscar, brewer, r. 330 Minna
Dammes Gertrude, widow, r. 2233 Geary
" William, cigar maker, r. 2233 Geary
Damner Samuel, tailor, 206 O'Farrell, r. 3031/2

Mason
Damon Frank, shifter Orpheum Theatre
" Frank E., collector G. H. Umbsen & Co., r.

411/2 Ridley
" George, r. 642, 4th
" George C, carpenter, 4 Camp
" George D., ship builder, r. 411% Ridley
" Henry, cook. r. 717% Vallejo
Damon James E., loans and real estate, money
loaned on real estate and collaterals,
Alameda property a specialty, houses
built and sold on installments, 303 Mont-
gomery, r. 441 Central Av, Alameda
" John, cigars, E s Stanyan nr Haight, r. 417

Stanyan
" John, maltster Empire Malt House, r. 2219

Powell
" Marshall, marine engineer, r. 411a Ridley
" Matthias, maltster Empire Malt House, r.

428 Chestnut rear
" Michael, laborer, r. 76, 3d
" Newton F., r. 617 Shotwell

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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET 8T.

Damon N. F. Mrs., fancy work, 141 Post, r. 617
Shotwell
" Sarah A., widow, r. 720, 24th
,, Seth T., driver Wilcox & Gibbs S. M. Co.,

r. 2413 Clay
" Silas E., miner, r. 139 Fair Oaks
4®"Damon. See Daemon

Damonte Antone, porter A. J. Abrams & Co., r.
507 Union
" Joseph L.., cigar manufacturer, 1409 Dupont
" Rosario, porter, r. 517 Union
" Samuel, r. 519 Union
Damozonio John, paste layer L. Nunziato &
Son, r. 1717 Stockton
" L. & Co. (Liuigi Damozonio and Giovanni

Garbarino), liquors, 1237 Dupont
" Luigi (L. Damozonio & Co.), r. 1717 Stockton
Dams Henry, teacher languages, 1108 Clay

" Minnie Mrs., teacher embroidery, 1108 Clay
Dana Frank M., clerk D. Appleton & Co., r. 330
Golden Gate Av
" Henry A., clerk Blochman & Cerf, r. 132,

13th
" Henry S., with Shreve & Co., r. 1350 Hyde
" Jane, widow, r. 526 O'Farrell
" Percy, steward Occidental Club, r. 605
Bush
Danahy Daniel, laborer, r. 1024, 19th
" Julia, dressmaker, r. 411% Bay
" Mary, widow, janitress Douglass Primary

School, r. 1024, 19th
" Mary, widow, r. 3215% Sacramento
" Michael, laborer, r. 3504 Kentucky
" Thomas, teamster, r. 445 Minna
" Timothy, laborer, r. 445 Minna
" Timothy Jr., waiter, r. 445 Minna
" William, hoseman Engine 10, r. 356 Bran-
nan
jftS^Danahy. See Danehy, Denahy and Denehy
Danckwardt Henry, barber, 1048 McAllister

D'ANOONA A. A.,

physician and professor of physiology
medical and dental departments Uni-
versity of California, office 600 Sutter,
Wentoan Bldg, hours 1 to 3 p. m., tele-
phone black 841, r. 2116 Devisadero
D'Ancona A. Dawson, attorney at law, 405 Mont-
gomery, room 19, r. 2116 Devisadero
" David A., r. 2131 O'Farrell
Dancsak Joseph, laborer Whyte & De Rome, r.

107 Farallones
Dand Charles, bartender C. Frederick Olsen, r.

631 Jackson
Dandola F., quartermaster str San Bias

" Gaetano, cook, r. 1125 Stockton
D' Andrea Domenico. liquors, 35 Hinckley
Dane Mary A., widow, r. 225 Fair Oaks
>6®=Dane. See Dain and Dayan
4®=Danebaum. See Dannenbaum
Danehy Bartholmew, laborer, r. 524 Indiana
" Daniel, hostler Bay City Soda Water Co.,

r. 116 Golden Gate Av
" James H., contractor, r. 3305 Geary
>g®-Danehy. See Danahy, Denahy and Denehy
Daneke Richard, salesman Leege & Mills
JgS"Danenfelzer. See Dannenfelser
Daneri A. & Co. (Andrew Daneri), fruits and
vegetables, 1101 Powell
" Andrew (A. Daneri & Co.), r. 1 Sheppard PI
" Attilio H. (E. H. Daneri & Co.), r. 808

Vallejo
" Bartholomew, laborer, r. 23 Scott PI
Daneri E.H. & Co. (Emile H. and Attilio H.
Daneri), hardware, cutlery and twines,
418 Battery

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Daneri Emile H. (E. H. Daneri & Co.), r. 92Sb
Greenwich
" Eugene J., salesman, r. 1116Filbert

DANERI F. & CO.,

importers and dealers wines and
liquors, and wholesale grocers, 412-414
Battery

Daneri Frank, r. 309 Broadway
" Henry F., salesman E. H. Daneri & Co., r.

808 Vallejo
" John (P. Belando & Co.), r. 1308 Powell
" John, liquors, 921 Battery
" John, salesman American Biscuit Co.
" Joseph, teamster, r. 1308 Powell
" Louis (C. E. Musto & Co.). r. 1107 Kearny
" Luigi, farmer, r. 1114 Montgomery
" Madalina, widow, r. 1013 Montgomery
" Michael, laborer Garcia & Maggini, r. 1013

Montgomery
" Stefano, laborer, r. 720 Union
Danforth Andrew J., bookkeeper, r. 514, 26th

" Charles, seaman str Mariposa
Danforth E. (Edwin and Edward P. Danforth
and Charles H. Gilman), proprietors
Broadway U. S. Bonded Warehouse, SW
cor Battery and Broadway
Danforth Edward P. (C. H. Gilman & Co. and
E. Danforth), r. 1816 Vallejo
" Edwin (C. H. Gilman & Co. and E. Dan-
forth), r. 3027 Broadway
" Fred R., deputy County Clerk, r. 3023 Clay
" Lucius F., decorator, r. 1533 Bush
ii®"Dangerfleld. See Daingerfield
Dangers Diedrich (J. Hoeges & Co. and Wheat-
on, Breon & Co.), r. 2818 Bush
" Frederick, laborer, r. 1050 Folsom
" Henry, stable foreman Cal. Bottling Co.,
r. 1839 Howard
Danglada Antonio, salesman Reiss Bros. & Co.,
r. 1318 Sacramento
•' Antonio Jr., clerk, r. 1318 Sacramento
" Arthur F., clerk Mattoon & Danglada and
notary public, 508 Battery, r. 1811 Baker
" Ignacio (Mattoon & Danglada), r. 3021
Broderick
Dangus Louis, car repairer S. P. Co., r. 21 Dehon
Danhauer Louis H., cashier Armour Packing

Co., r. 326 Eddy
Danhauser Bertha Mrs., r. 423 Bryant

" Sarah, widow, r. 423 Bryant
Danicheff Kid Glove Factory, Cyprien Li-
mousin proprietor, 119 Grant Av
Daniel Antone, bootblack, r. 530, 3d
" Bertha, widow, varieties, 821 Pacific
" Dora, widow, r. 10 Grant Alley
" Frank, teamster, r. 10 Grant Alley
" Henry, upholsterer, r. 10 Grant Alley
" John (John Daniel & Co.), r. 3013 Polk
" John & Co. (John Daniel), monuments, SE

cor Central Av and Bush
" Laura Miss, teacher Girls High School, r.

2013 Polk
" Lilbert L., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

1020 Castro
" May W. Miss, teacher Spring Valley
Grammar School, r. 3013 Polk
Daniel Meyer Building, 314 Pine

" William, plumber, r. 11% Elwood rear
J8®=" Daniel. See Daniels and Dannals
Danielewicz Sigmund, insurance, r. 636 Green
Daniell John A., foreman Jules Le Maitre, r.
708 Mason
" William, carrier postoface, r. 708 Mason
Daniells John R., teacher Business Evening
School, r. 521 Post

Daniels Andrew N., bookkeeper Norwich Union
Fire Ins. Society, r. Oakland
" Daniel, engineer Bolander & Perkins, r.

1501 Waller
" Edward W., with Shreve & Co., r. 410 Hyde
" Emil, teamster William G. Loewe, r.

Tingley nr Mission
" Frank V., carpenter, 23314 Eddy, r. 306

Leavenworth
" Frederick, engineer Western Light and

Power Co., r. 33, 6th
" George, laborer, r. 218 Ritch
" George E. (Smith & Daniels), r. 3 Haight
" George J., musician, r. 338 Green
" George M., 2d lieut. U. S. revenue cutter

Bear
" Gus v., painter, 40 New Montgomery, r.

3333 California
" Harold P., mechanic, r. 2804, 16th
" Harry J., laborer, r. 233 Filbert
" Hugo, cabinet maker, r. 13 Moss
" James P., cement worker, r. 730 Fell
" John, cabinet maker, r. Tingley nr Mission
Daniels Joseph L., Pacific Coast agent Mitch-
elson & Hibbard, dealers leaf tobacco,
(Kansas City, Mo.), 410 Sacramento, r.
Oakland
" Louis M., salesmanMitchelson& Hibbard,

r. Oakland
" Margaret Mrs., liquors, 318 Ritch
" Margaret E., widow, r. 1635 Church
" Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 1926 Market
" Nelson H., blacksmith helper Isidore

Burns, r. 2021 Mason
" Oscar, clerk Rivers Bros., r. 730 Fell
" Ralph C, student, r. 1777 Green
Daniels Roy A., manager Bruenn's Piano House,
228 Post, r. SW cor Mars and Corbett Av
" Samuel, r. 1315 Howard
" Samuel H., exchange teller The Bank of

California, r. 1321 Leavenworth
" ShuU, foreman, r. 1020 Vermont
" Theodore, harness maker, r. 160954 Dupont
" Thomas J., machinist, r. 1777 Green
" Thomas M., laborer U. S. Customs, r. 523

Pine
" Vesta M., widow, r. 3 Haight
" Walter, clerk William Boger. r. 730 Fell
" William, r. 1333 Hayes
" William, carriage maker, r. Tingley nr

Mission
" William, harness maker Joseph W. Mc-

Tigue, r. 1513 Noe
" William Mrs., r. 968 Harrison
" William B., cook, r. 823 Greenwich
" William F., master mariner, 9 Mission, r.

322, 12th
" William H., manager Curtis Publishing
Co. and Orange Judd Co., 78 Columbian
Bldg, r. 136 Haight
" William T., capitalist, r. 1333 Hayes
'g®~Daniels. See Daniel and Dannals
Danielsen Peter (Andersen & Danielsen) r. 1623

Pine
Danielson Albert H., clerk Murphy, Grant &
Co., r. SE cor Texas and Butte
" Alonzo H., apprentice Dow Steam Pump
Wks, r. SE cor Texas and Butte
Andrew, fireman str Transit, r. Oakland
August, seaman str City of Everett
Charles, employee C. C. Burr & Co., r. 1328

Filbert rear
Charles B., fruit peddler, r. 1615 Powell
C. P., painter, r. 369, Uth
F., cement worker S. F. Bridge Co.
G. A., seaman U. S. str Albatross
Gustave, bookkeeper, r. SE cor Texas and

Butte
John, tailor, r. 608 Sacramento
John F., foreman Tubbs Cordage Co., r. SE

cor Texas and Butte
Sven, restaurant, 413!4 East North
William, painter, r. 31 Chesley
Danielwitzlsadore, attorney at law, 324 Pine,
room 16, r. 303914, 16th
" Joseph, real estate, r. 3039V^, 16th
Daniher Margaret, widow, r. 421 Franklin
Danis Albert F., barber, 3940 Mission, r. Shot-
well nr Army

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Danis Ozias J., whitewasher, r. 118 Lily Av
Danish Consul, John Simpson, 22 California,
room 12
" Ladies' Relief Society, Charles Warming

secretary, 25, 10th
" Society Norden, 25, 10th
Dankemeyer Fritz, fringe maker, r. 623 Howard
Danker Henry, assistant manager Trans-
atlantic Fire Insurance Co. (Hamburg),

213 Sansome, r. Alameda
Banks C. P. Mrs., widow, r. 2310 Steiner

" JohnD.,clerk,r. 2310 Steiner
" John W., deputy U. S. Shipping Commis-
sioner, r. 2310 Steiner
" Julia A. Miss, teacher Denman Grammar
School, r. 3310 Steiner
Dankwerth Brothers (George and Herman),
butchers, 424, 4th
" Catherine, widow, r. 814 San Jose Road
" Fritz, r. 149 Perry
" George (Dankwerth Bros.) r. 149 Perry
" Herman (Dankwerth Bros.) r. 149 Perry
Danly Chester A., clerk car accountant S. P.
Co., r. Alameda
" H. A. Miss, dressmaker, 1827 San Carlos Av
" Marion P., bookkeeper D. Apple ton & Co.,
r. Alameda
Dann Fred P., operator Louis Thors, r. Oakland
Dannals Charles H., salesman A. Quade & Co.,
r. 28 Hill
" George H., clerk A. Quade & Co., r. 28 Hill
4®"Dannals. See Daniel and Daniels
Danneil Emil, coffee roaster, r. 310 Diamond
Dannemark George H. (Dannemark & Thom-
Wohrden), r. 234 Scott
" Otto, teamster Charles S. Healey, r. 730%

Treat Av
" Richard, porter Norton, Teller & Roden, r.

73014 Treat Av
" & Thom-Wohrden (George H. Dannemark
and Henry A. Thom-Wohrden), groceries
and liquors, 234 Scott
Dannenbaum Charles, clerk Pac. Wall Paper
Co., r. 1457 Franklin
" Eugene, clerk, r. 1630 Octavia
" Joseph (Pacific Wall Paper Co.), r. 1457

Franklin
" Moses, r. 1807 Pine
" . Samuel, cigars and tobacco, 828 Market

and 133 Montgomery, r. 1807 Pine
" Samuel, salesman The Hamburger Co., r.

923 Geary
" ' Solomon, merchant, r. 1630 Octavia
" Sylvester R., salesman, r. 1807 Pine
J8®=Dannenbaum. See Danenbaum
Dannenberg Amelia, widow, r. 1306 Leaven-
worth
" Lizzie, widow, varieties, 537 Geary
" M., salesman Kast & Co., r. 537 Geary
Dannenfelser Amelia, widow, r. 1006, 24th
" Joseph E., painter, r. 1006, 24th
" L. P. Amos, carpenter, r. 1050 Howard
Danner Charles, printer Salvation Army, r. 1415
Baker
" Joseph S. (S. P. Taylor Sons), r. San An-

selmo
" Max, upholsterer, r. 523 Castro
" Minnie Mrs., varieties, 523 Castro
Dannheimer Louis, tailor, r. 1507 Sacramento
Dannmeyer Rudolph, salesman Crown Distil-
leries Co., r. 909, 19th
Danos Anna, widow, r. 2090 Market
Da Nova Domenico, porter C. R. Splivalo & Co.,
r. 11 Union PI
" Frank, clerk A. Berta Co., r. 11 Union PI
" Jennie Miss, packer W. H. Miner, r. 11
Union PI
Danskin Clarence A., with Johnson & Higgins,

r. 416 Central Av
Danton Frank, fireman, r. 214 Shotwell
" Frederick H., trunkmaker J. H. Danton, r.

214 Shotwell

" John H., manufacturer trunks and travel-
ing bags. 611% Market, r. 214 Shotwell
Dantzeisen Henry, liquors, 143 Taylor, r. 141
Taylor
" William, bartender Henry Dantzeisen, r.
141 Taylor
Danver Charles W., clerk, r. 1223

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

ORIENTAL RUGS.

COLORINGS AND DESIGNS NOVEL

AND ARTISTIC.

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Danville Annie Miss, candy maker, r. 5 Midway

" Jennie, widow, r. 5 Midway
Danz John, butcher, r. P nr 12th Av South

" Lizzie, widow, r. 913, 14th Av South
Danzi Peter, fruits and vegetables, 431 Hayes
Danzie Catherine, widow, r. 1180 Harrison

" Joseph, laborer, r. 1180 Harrison
Danziger Charles, solicitor American Wringer
Co., r. 351 Grove
" Henry, butcher Aaron Shenson, r. 215, 7th
" Isadore, secretary Asch& Co., 101 Grant Av,

r. The Renton
" Louis, machine operator Albert Mueller &
Co., r. 53 Shipley
Dapello Frank, bartender Louis Roscelli, r. 309
Broadway
" Louis, driver Eaver McCloskey, r. 2631 Mis-
sion
" Louis Jr., laborer, r. 2631 Mission
" Luigi, bootblack, r. 11 Pollard PI
Dapelo Agostino, Italian groceries, 913 Battery
Dapia Rabun, r. 220 Montgomery Av
Dapken Annie, widow, r. 306 O'Farrell
Daray Louis, cellarman Lachman & Jacobi, r.

518, 3d
Darbee Robert E., oysters, 1405 Bush
" Sherman U. (Darbee & Immel), r. 115, 3d

Av
' ' & Immel (Sherman U. Darbee and Frederick
C. Immel), oysters, 23-25 and 63 Centre
Market
Darbey Edwin T., clerk, r. 336 Polk
" Elmer H., clerk M. Ehrman & Co., r. 336
Polk
Emily Miss, bookkeeper Frederick Bush-
nell, r. 336 Polk
" George W., bookkeeper, r. 336 Polk
" Walter J., clerk, r. 336 Polk
Darbom Annie, domestic, 1106 Gough
Darby Edward, insurance, r. 412 Eddy

DARBY LAYDON & CO.

(Darby Laydon), pile drivers, wharf
and bridge builders and contractors,
137-139 Main

Darby Walter H., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r.
514 Bush

Darch J. F., grain clerk P. C. SS. Co., r. Com-
mercial Hotel

D'Arcy Alice M. Miss, teacher Denman Gram-
mar School, r. 1712 Clay

Darcy Andrew, teamster, r. 1121 Howard
" Annie, domestic, 825 Haight

D'Arcy Catherine, Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home
" Charles, porter Bass-Hueter Paint Co., r.
3 Columbia Square

Darcy Delia Miss (Murphy & Darcy), r. 106
Taylor
" Edward, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1341,
26th

D'Arcy George H., r. 1712 Clay

Darcy James S., marble cutter, r. 10 Falmouth
" J. J., conducter S. P. Co., r. 650, 4th

D'Arcy Julia, widow, r. 725% Hayes
" Margaret, widow, r. 12 Clementina

Darcy Michael, carpenter, r. cor Hoffman Av
and 22d

D'Arcy Miles T., teamster C. S. Laumeister, r.
12 Clementina
" P., musician, r. 1623 Bush

Darcy Thomas, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Douglass and Ocean Road

D'Arcy William H., plasterer, r. S s 23d nr De
Haro

Darcy William P., blacksmith, r. 1119 Hamp-
shire

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Dardano Guillermo, clerk Urruela, Urioste &

Co., r. 703 Geary
Dare Daniel C, manager Golden Gate Adver-
tising Literary and News Bureau, 420
Montgomery, room 29
Dare John T., Prosecuting Attorney Police
Court 3 and attorney at law, room 608
Spreckles' Bldg, 927 Market, r. 25 Hill
" Starr, clerk, r. 25 Hill
Dargie Stewart M., helper Risdon I. & L.

Wks
Darius Augustus E., driver, r. 230 Noe
" Henry (Pinchon & Darius), r. 926 Broadway
" William J., blacksmith Wight & Hocking),
r. 319 Tehama
Darker Richard B., wines and liquors, 624

Sacramento, r. 622 Sacramento
Darling Abram F., stone carver A. Morris, r. 116
Waller
" Charles, r. 1130 McAllister
" Charles, clerk Edward E. Potter, r. 810 Lott
" Charles C, solicitor The Mutual Benefit

Life Ins. Co., r. 2019 Devisadero
" Charles W., tinsmith Pac. Sheet Metal

Wks, r. 4 Falmouth
" C. Sherman, salesman Davis Bros., r. 2830

Folsom
" D. N., bricklayer, r. 28 Turk
" George L., salesman Cal. Furniture Mfg

Co., r. 2820 Folsom
" George W., painter, r. 108, 24th
" Henry F., shoemaker, r. 4 Falmouth
" Henry T., expressman, r. 4 Falmouth
" Ida Miss, r. 2316 Pine
" John, coachman, r. 804 Tavlor
" John A., major 5th Artillery U. S. A., r.

Presidio
" John H., painter, r. 848 Folsom
" M. Mrs., widow, r. 641 Valencia
" Margaret, widow, r. 108, 24th
" Oiney J., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 416A

Devisadero
" William, r. Visitacion Valley nr Six Mile

House
" William E., painter, r. 108, 34th
Darlington Mary, widow, r. 831 Jackson
Darmil Joseph, telegraph operator, r. 711 Stock-
ion
Darmody Michael, laborer, r. 308 Linden Av

" Thomas, laborer, r. 1214 Chesley
Darmon Henry, groceries, 1901 Dupont
Darms John L., clerk, r. 514i/4 Jones

" Leonard, driver, r. 1031 York
Darneal Anna C. Mrs., nurse, 1723 Leavenworth
Darolles Annie Mrs., proprietor Model Laun-
dry, 33 Chenery
Darpin Varney, r. 1205 Steiner
Darr Edward, clerk, r. 4 Burritt
Darr Ernestine, widow, r. 20i4 Perry
" Henry, blacksmith California Saw Wks, r.

201/2 Perry
" Louis, porter Wheaton, Breon & Co.. r. 44

Perry
" Otto, toolmaker, r. 30^/^ Perry
Darragauche Appolonie, Ironer B. Sarthou, r.
1231 Golden Gate Av
" Jean, coachman, 1608 Golden Gate Av
Darragh Clara, widow, r. 311J4 Bryant
" Frank, cellarman Lachman & Jacobi, r.

Lorin
" Frank J., teamster, r. 533 Ivy Av
" George T., teamster P. C. SS. Co., r. 311 14

Bryant
" James W., gardener, r. SUYi Bryant
4S=Darragh. See Darrow
Darrah Caroline, widow, r. 913V^ Harrison

Darrah Ellen, widow, r. 24 Erie

Darrah Samuel M., manager Saloon Towel

Co., 9 Lick PI, r. 621 Bush
Darrell A. Hare, clerk, r. llOy^ McAllister
" N. B., bookkeeper R. F. Osborn & Co., r.
316 Taylor
Darrimon Henry G., butcher Pinchon & Darius,
r. 6 John
" Leon, liquors, SE cor Mason and Pacific
Darrin Edward K., cigars and tobacco, 711, 5th
Av, r. 1445 McAllister
" Frances Mrs., r. 502 O'Farrell
" L. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1717 McAllister
Darross Jean, actress Cremorne Theatre
Darrous Peter, laundry, 2409 Mission
Darrow Benjamin C, electrician Electrical En-
gineering Co., r. Oakland
" Henry W., carpenter, r. 30314 Devisadero
" Jane, widow r. 1016 Minna
" John W., clerk stationery dept. S. P. Co.,
r. Oakland
jKyDarrow. See Darragh

Dart Fred M., bartender August H. Lill, r. 15
Eddy
" John H., teamster J. P. Pollard, r. 1901

Ellis
" W. C, clerk Pac. Improvement Co., r. Oak-
land
d'Artenay Eugene, druggist, SW cor 34th and

Potrero Av
Darwall Arthur W. W., clerk local freight ofQce

S. P. Co.,r. 601 Polk
Darwin Charles B., attorney at law, 1504 Mar-
ket, rooms 31-32, r. San Rafael
" Frank, seaman, r. 3 East
" Stephen, tailor, r. 1318, 22d
Daseking Henry, clerk John D. Mahler, r. 1601
Mission
" Herman, bookkeeper J. H. A. Folkers &
Bro., r. 415 Post
Dasha W. F., watchman Harbor Commissioners
Dashwood James, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r.

545 Minna
Da Silva Joaquin G., fruits, 106 Colllngwood
Daskal Theodore, waiter, r. 83 Everett
D'Asquith Edward, shoecutter W. H. Nolan &

Co., r. Berkeley
Dasmann Dora, widow, r. 80 Colton
" Frederick W., policeman, r. 5221^ Shotwell
" William, groceries and liquors, 2044 How-
ard, r. 106, 13th
Dasse Eugene, paper hanger J. St. Denis & Co.,

r. 36 Circular Av
Dassonville Frederick, manager Baker & Ham-
ilton, NW cor Pine and Davis, r. 122
Lyon
" Henry, painter, r. 36 Valparaiso
Dastrevigne Valentin R., liquors, 515 Valencia,

r. 513 Valencia
Dastugue Gabriel Mrs., r. 19 Yerba Buena

" Remain, laundry, 612 Broadway
Dates Edwin M. (Dates & Young), r. 131b Ship-
ley
" & Young (Edwin Dates and Nathan Young),
carriage painting, 414 Broadway
Dati Narciso, laborer, r. 1326 Kearny
Dattan Paul, teamster, r. 108 Clara
Dattlebaum Marcus, manager tailoring dept.

Raphael's, r. 625 O'Farrell
Daubmeyer Henry, laborer, r. 739, 4th
Daucher J. E., upholsterer Cal. Furniture Mfg.

Co., r. 509 Leavenworth
Dauchert Charles, butcher, r. 700 Front
Daugherty J. F. Mrs., manager Hotel Grosvenor,
319 Sutter
" J. Frank, steward dining cars S. P. Co., r.

319 Sutter
" John, r. 1812 Hyde
/®='Dauglierty. See Doherty and Dougherty
Daughney John J. (Daughney & Peguillan),
and president Union Undertaking Co., 733
Mission, r. 52 Louisa
" & Peguillan (John J. Daughney and Emile
Peguillan) tailors, 2001/4, 4th
Daughters of the American Revolution, 215 Sut-
ter
Daulberg Hugo, cook, r. 531 Green
Daunet Frank J., collector The Jewish Times
. 709 Minna

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W. B. CHAPMAN,

Impoktek op Selected Vintages op
BARTON & QUESTIER'S Fine Bordeaux and Sauternes.

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Dauphin Aime, lodgings, 150, 4tli
Daus Adolph, barber John Lingenfelder, r. 1419
Taylor
" Daniel, tailor, 914 Kearny, r. 1419 Taylor
" David, porter John W. Wissinger, r. 5 Ber-
nard
" Felix, tailor, r. 1419 Taylor
" William F., machinist Joshua Hendy Ma-
chine Wks, r. 1102 Scott
Dausch Carl, baker Mrs. I. Flach, r. 1303 Turk
Dauscher Erwin J., paver, r. 1733 Leavenworth
" Otto P., laborer Francis Smith & Co., r.

1716 Jones
" Peter, miner, r. 1733 Leavenworth
Dauth Arthur K., teamster, r. NE cor Fillmore
and Chestnut
" Louise, widow, r. 19S6 Mission
" Otto, carpet layer Conklin Bros., r. 106, 3d
Dauvilliers Justin, florist, 313 Central Av
Davalle Vincenzo (Vincenzo Davalle & Co.), r.
1256 Montgomery
" Vincenzo & Co. (Vincenzo Davalle, Peter
Giovannoni and Giuseppe Scatena), pro-
prietors Toscano Hotel, 619 Broadway
Davalos Charles B., porter Robert T. Brodek, r.
114 Trenton
" Charlotte Mrs., dressmaking, SMYz Pacific
" Faustino, shoemaker, r. 824V^ Pacific
Davaza Anna, widow, r. 506 Eureka
Davega Edward J., salesman Max Harris, r. 530

Bush
Daveggio Antonio, laborer, r. 23 Landers
Davenport Amanda Miss, dressmaker, r. 607
Powell
" Bert D.., dentist, r. iSey^ Fell
" Charles S., driver Corbett & Schorr, r. 631

Ivy Av
" Don D., clerk Sheldon G. Kellogg, r. 135

Grove
" Ellen C, widow, r. 3037 Howard
" Frank S., stableman Union Lumber Co., r.

538/2 Alabama
" Harry A., clerk E, K. Aldrich, r. 3037 How-
ard
" H. E. Mrs., r. 336/2 Fell
" Homer C, artist Examiner, r. SUA Hayes
" John E., bookkeeper Pacific Lumber Co., r.

3037 Howard
" Robert, r. 515 Post
" S., seaman, r. 136 Oregon
" Walter L., clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co., r.

2037 Howard
•• William, printer Edward W. Hill, r. 631

Ivy Av
" William A., carriage maker, r. 1219 Pierce
" William T., lashmaker, r. 109 Collingwood
Daver Henry, laborer, r. 27 Madison Av rear
" Hugh, laborer, r. 30 Silver
" Patrick, laborer, r. 30 Silver
" Thomas, ironworker, r. 27 Madison Av rear
Daverkosen Frank E., butcher, 3512 Bush, r. 2517

Bush
Daves Edward D. (Bray & Daves), r. 1818 Lex-
ington Av
" Frank E., carpenter, r. 969 Harrison
4®" Daves. See Davie and Davy
Davey Edward, laborer, r. 321 Langton
" George, carpenter, r. 501 Broadway
" John, r. 221 Langton

" Joseph, foreman Pascal, Dubedat & Co., r.
Oakland
>eS" Davey. See Davie and Davy
David Brothers (Henry and Solomon), cigars
and tobacco, 643 Kearny
Dora Miss, saleslady F. Marx & Co., r. 13!4

John
Edward, bookkeeper Sanborn, Vail & Co.,

r. Alameda
George W., master mariner, r. 728 Shotwell
Harry L., special officer Municipal Burglar

Alarm Co., r. 29 Broadway
Henry (David Bros.), r. 1033/2 Clay
Isaac L., solicitor Abe Franklin, r. 833

Folsom
Joseph, clerk D. N. & E. Walter & Co., r.

1635 Post
Jules, liquor broker, 315 Sacramento, r.

1301 Laguna
Lazarus, r. 29 Broadway

iW.W. MONTAGUE &

MANUFACTURERS OF

RIVETED IRON and STEEL

For Town Water Works, Hydraulic Mining
and Irrigation. »

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST. }

David Louis N., clerk, r. I2IOI/2, 23d
" Robert L., salesman, r. 512 Jessie
" Solomon (David Bros.), r. 1033!^ Clay
" Victor, window cleaner, 308 Sutter, r. 830

Folsom
" William, merchant tailor, 1633 Post, r. 1635

Post
Davids Charles H., car repairer S. P. Co., r.

1706 Leavenworth
" John W., drayman, 311 Davis, r. 1706 Leav-
enworth
" Oscar (Loudmann & Davids), r. 1611 Sutter
Davidson Alexander, inspector U. S. Customs,

r. 1128/2 Filbert
" Alice Miss, tax paid stamp deputy U. S.

Internal Revenue, r. Petaluma
" Alonzo, milk dealer, office 35 Eddy, r. 315

Eureka
" Andrew J., bricklayer, r. 38^4 West Mis-
sion
" Andrew O., teamster, r. 315 Eureka
" Arthur D., printer, r. 633 Sutter
" Bertram, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r.

Oakland
" Calvin L., dairyman, r. 1036, 20th
" Charles, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
" David, r. 1036, 30th
" David, crockery and glassware, 22, 9th, r.

411 Golden Gate Av
" David, teamster, r. 219, 10th
" David M. (Davidson & Miller), r. 930 Ful-
ton
" David N., salesman, r. 1838 Lexington Av
Davidson D. B., cashier The Nevada Bank of

San Francisco, NW cor Montgomery

and Pine, r. San Rafael
" Edwin, wool sorter Golden Gate Woolen

Mills, r. 916 Treat Av
" Elijah J., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 408

San Jose Av
" Ernestine, widow, r. 3217 Jackson
» Ewen W. W., draughtsman, r. 916 Treat

Av
" Forrest M., glove maker, r. 1036, 30th
" Frank N., clerk Schweitzer & Co., r. 539

Guerrero
" Frank P., salesman Dairymen's Union of

Cal., r. 519 Guerrero .
" Frank S., bricklayer, r. 302614 Buchanan
" George (Davidson & Leigh), r. 319 Eddy
Davidson George, consulting engineer, 530 Cali-
fornia, room 22, r. 3231 Washington
" George, ship joiner, r. 1318, 20th
" George B., engineer Mutual Electric Light

Co., r. 633a Minna
" George F., office 530 California, room 32, r.

3331 Washington
" George M., clerk, r. 930 Fulton
" G. G., bookkeeper Dairymen's Union of

Cal., r. Oakland
" Hallie B., r. 564 Pennsylvania Av
" Hannah, widow, r. 433% Haight
" Harry (S. Davidson & Son), r. 544 Ash Av
" Harry L., clerk Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 1939

O'Farrell
" Henry, clerk, r. 9 South Park
" Henry, laundryman White Star Laundry,

r. 11th and Channel
" Herbert M., bookkeeper M. Davidson, r. 930

Fulton
" Herbert R., paying teller Bank of British

Columbia, r. 1105 Hyde
" Jacob, capitalist, r. 411 Golden Gate Av
" James, foremanBallard& Hall, r. 916 Treat

Av
" James, joiner Union I. Wks, r. 309 Turk

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COAL, COKE and PIG IRON,

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Davidson James D., locksmith and bell hanger,

724% Market, r. 439 Noe
" John, conductor Sutter St. Ry., r. 1730 Lyon
" John, gardener John Center, r. NE cor 16th

and Shotwell
" John, marine engineer, r. 17 South Park
'• John, mason, r. 28% West Mission
" John L,., clerk Davidson & Leigh, r. 219

Eddy

DAVIDSON JOSEPH R.,

physician and surgeon, office 121
Montgomery, hours 12 m. to 3. p. m.
and 7 to 8 p. m., Sunday 11 a. m. to 12
m., r. 411 Golden Gate Av, telephone
South 259
Davidson Josephine Miss, stenographer City
and County Attorney's office, r. 519
Guerrero
Julia M., widow, r. 136Haight
Louis N., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.,

r. 1939 O'Farrell
M. & Co., merchants (Mokelumne Hill),

office 121-133 Sansome
M. Mrs., teacher, r. 708, 20th
Mary, widow, bakery, 1618 Sanchez
Mary A., widow, corsets, 225 Geary
Meyer (M. Davidson & Co.), and teamster,

121-123 Sansome, r. 920 Fulton
Myer, r. 708, 20th
Nathan, r. 564 Pennsylvania Av
Newton O., gripman Market St. Ry.,r. 804
Lott

Davidson Observatory, U. S. Coast and Geo-
detic Survey, Astronomical and Tele-
graph Longitude Station, Lafayette
Park cor Octavia and Clay

" Peter A., salesman H. Roman & Co., r. 114
Turk

" Ralph A., driver, r. 215 Eureka

" Robert, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r.
Berkeley
Davidson Robert F., M. D., dentist, 22 Donohoe
Bldg, 1170 Market, r. 160 Golden Gate Av

" Rosina, widow, r. 513, 26th

" S. & Son (Solomon and Harry), draymen,
211 Pine

" Samuel, laborer, r. 24 Clay.

" Samuel F., bricklayer Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r.
3026% Buchanan

" Sarah K., widow, r. 1255, 24th

" Saul N., manufacturing jeweler, 126 Kear-
ny, room 58, r. 1701 Geary

" Solomon (S. Davidson & Son), r. 1124 Turk

" Theresa Mrs., teacher Haight Primary
School, r. 708, 20th

" Thomas, engineer, r. 51, 3d

" Thomas, sawyer Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg
Wks, r. Jefferson Hotel

" Thomas, superintendent J. W. Ferris, r
1 Rivoli Av

" Thomas D., attorney at law, r. 2221 Wash-
ington

" Thomas J., woolgrader Ballard & Hall, r
916 Treat Av

" T. M., salesman, r. 2759 Mission

" Walter, teamster Cal. Construction Co., r.
530, 17th

" Walter P., receiving teller The Bank of
California, r. 1428, 25th

" Wilbur, teamster, r. 219, 10th

" William, clerk, r. 642, 4th.

" William A., granite cutter, r. 631 Locust
Av

" William G., plumber, r. 902 Pacific

" William J., woolsorter, r. 916 Treat Av

Davidson William W., attorney at law, 420

California, rooms 14-15, r. 9 Fulton
Davidson & Leigh (George Davidson and E. A.
Leigh), real estate and insurance, 137
Montgomery
Davidson & Miller (David M. Davidson and
Charles H. Miller), manufacturers
cloaks and suits, 121 Post
>6®=Davidson. See Davison
Davie Charles A., driver S. F. Laundry, r. 1213

Scott
.8®*Davie. See Davey and Davy
Davies Arthur (Watters & Davies), r. 441 Golden
Gate Av
" Arthur P., clerk RoUa V. Watt, r. 524 Jer-
sey
" Charles H. (Carter & Davies), r. Oakland
" Charles H., accountant, r. 429 Grove
" C. W. Tudor, inventor, r. 225 Geary
" David, master U. S. lighthouse tender Ma-
drone, office 404 Safe Deposit Bidg
" David C, machinist, r. 923% Howard
" David M., bricklayer, r. 1914J^ Taylor
" David R., superintendent construction

W. U. Tel. Co., r. 414 Taylor
" Edwin, hostler L. H. Swain, r. 417 Folsom
" Evan, plasterer, r. 929%, 14th
" Ezekiel W., fireman, r. 1614% Leavenworth
" F. C. Mrs., widow, r. 1608 Washington
" F. P., carpenter Harbor Commissioners
" Frances Miss, teacher Redding Primary

School, r. 1608 Washington
" Frank B., real estate, r. 713 Ivy Av
" Frank W., painter School Dept, r. 650

Waller
" George, inspector Edison Light and Power

Co., r. 30M Lafayette
" George K., bartender Charles J. Greul, r.

902 Montgomery
" Helen Mrs., nurse, r. 1338 Union
" Henry J., shoemaker, r. 803 Montgomery •
" Hubert H., clerk Williams, Dimond & Co..

r. 725 Pine
" Isabella W., widow, r. 719 Polk
" James D., stock cutter Sterling Furniture

Co., r. 831, 18th
" James E., engineer, r. 318 Day
" John, hostler James E. Finch, r. 1323 Laurel
" John H., traveling salesman Hawley Bros.

Hardware Co., r. 28, 8th
" John J., lumberman E. K. Wood Lumber

Co., r. 1032, 19th
" Llewellyn, ship rigger and painter, 530 Bat-
tery, r. 1120 Montgomery
" Mary Mrs., physician, 14 McAllister, r.

Russ House
" R., r. 8 Montgomery Av
" Richard L., clerk, r. 942 Howard
" Thomas A., clerk, r. 1132 Jackson
" Thomas W., clerk Llewellyn Davies, r. 1120

Montgomery
" William A., collection agent, 514 Spreckels

Bldg, r. 1132 Jackson
" William H., r. 1000 Minna
" William H., physician and druggist, 2000

Market, r. 35% Haight
" William W., bricklayer, r. Cuvier nr Bos-
worth
«®" Davies. See Daves and Davis
Davin Seraphin V., proprietor Yolo Lodging

House, 309 East North
Da Vincenzi G., musician, r. 537 Green
Davini Angelo (Vaudagna & Davini), r. 1421%
Dupont
" Hugo J., clerk A. J. Gilbart, r. 1421% Du-
pont
Davis A. & Co. (Abraham Davis), jeweler, 1525

Market
Davis A. A. Milling Co. (Davenport, Wash.),
flour and feed, G. W. Howard manager,
SE cor Battery and Broadway
" A. & D. (Abraham and David Davis), cigars

and tobacco, 30 Montgomery
" Aaron, cooper, r. 1506 Pacific Av
" Aaron W. (George Davis & Son), r. 31 South

Park
" Abraham (A. Davis & Co.), r, 1024 Folsom
" Abraham (A. & D. Davis) r. 106 Austin
" Abraham, tailor, r. 433 Clementina

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Davis Abraham B., cashier S. Koshland & Co. , r.

418 Leavenworth
" Ada Mrs., r. 717 Polk
" Adolph, barber, 335, 5th, r. 248'-A Clara
" A. L., attendant U. S. Quarantine Station,

Angel Island
" Al, salesman A. & T. Weil & Co., r. Hotel

Langham
" Albert, shoemaker, 33914, 3d, r. 5 Verona PI
" Albert C, clerk William J. Jones, r. 135

Oak
'' Albert E., laborer,' r. 403'/^ Grove
" Albert H., clerk R. G. Dun & Co.. r. 1432

Jackson
" Alfred, fireman Engine 8, r. 1506 Pacific Av
" Alfred E., capitalist, 230 Montgomery, r.

601 Stockton
" Amelia Miss, dressmaker, r. 1519 Jackson

rear
" Annie F., shoemaker United Boot and Shoe

Co., r. 12331/2 Pacific
" Andrew J., proprietor Original Quaker

Dairy, 110 Sutter, r. 406 Sutter
" Andrew M. (Davis Bros.), r. 1733 Pine
" Angeline, widow, r. 1118 York
" Anna B., widow, r. 733 Bush
" Annie, widow, r. 3OV2 Hawthorne
" Annie, widow, r. 53 Natoma
" Annie, widow, r. 308 Minna
" Annie Miss, tailoress, r. 437 Sutter
" Annie Mrs., manager Miss Lidda Kaplan,

r. 1109 Sutter
^' Annie E., Miss, milliner, r. 916 Montgom-
ery
" Ansley G. (Davis Bros.), r. 1605 Scott
" Antonia Mrs., dressmaking, 10211/4 Pacific
" Arthur, salesman Montgomery & Co., r.

1510 Broadway
" Arthur, waiter, r. 529 Sacramento
'' Arthur B., wool merchant, r. 418 Leaven-
worth
" Arthur E., student, r. 130 Ridley
" Asher, salesman Goldberg, Bowen & Co.,

r. 1807 Eddy
" Augustus, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 47

Minna
" Axel, laborer, r. 44c Gilbert
" Benjamin, agent The Boraxina Mfg. Co.,

r. 14 Langton
" Benjamin, lamp lighter S. F. Gas Light

Co., r. lOTilden
" Benjamin, market inspector Board of

Health, r. 1637 Polk
" Benjamin F,. cashier Hooker & Co., r. 1635

Sacramento
" Bernard, glazier, r. 2534 Sutter
" Birdie, A. Miss, r. 916 Montgomery
" Bliss, clerk, r. 409 Minna
Davis Brothers (Andrew M. and Ansley G.),

proprietors Golden Rule Bazaar, 718-722

Market
" Burr S., r. 114 McAllister
" Burt L., clerk J. B. F. Davis & Son, r. Ross,

Marin Co.
" Carl, mining engineer, 303 Montgomery,

rooms 7-8, r. 933 Dolores
" Carl, teamster, r. 934 York
" Caroline, widow, furnishing goods, 510, 4th
" Caroline, widow, r. 661 Willow Av
^' Carriage Co. (Cincinnati, Ohio), W. L.

Heise manager, 36i/4 Fremont
" Carrie Miss, bookkeeper, r. 1831 San Carlos

Av
" Catherine, widow, r. 308 Fulton
" Charles, carpenter, r. 38|4 Tehama
" Charles, chimney sweeper, 601 Jackson
" Charles, clerk, r. 705 Mission
" Charles, laborer, r. 1 Elizabeth
" Charles, teamster Marks Davis, r. 713

Grove
" Charles A., physician and president Cal.

Mutual Benefit Soc, 138 Murphy Bldg, r.

Alameda
" Charles E., plumber C. T. Larseneur, r.

5361/i Stevenson
Davis Charles E. L. B. Major, corps of engi-
neers U. S. A., and engineer 13th Light

House district, rooms 89-93 Flood Bldg,

telephone Main 118, r. 709 Taylor

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

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Davis Charles F., salesman D. Samuels, r. 91914

Oak
" Charles H., hatter K. A. Lundstrom, r. 1136

Broadway
" Charles I., helper Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 633

" Charles L., receiving teller S. F. Savings

Union, r. Cosmos Club
" Charles N., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 17

Hollis
" Charles W., porter C. E. Whitney & Co., r.

846 Army
" Christy, wool broker, NW cor 5th and Bl'ux-

ome, r. College Park
" Clarence L., bookkeeper T. H. B. Varney,

r. Fairmount Hotel
" Claude, porter, r. 16 William
" D., salesman Percy Beamish, r. 415 Mason
" Daniels., coffee saloon, 301 Sutter, r. 3433

Sutter
" David (A. &D. Davis), r. 3934 Clay
" David, bookkeeper W. Cohen, Hirsch & Co.,

r. 516 Devisadero
" David, clerk, 712 Leavenworth
" David, clerk Cowen & Cowen, r. 30 Russ
" David, salesman A. Marks, r. 525 Fulton
" David, tailor Max Wiener, r. 3014 Harriet
" David G., salesman Raphael Weill & Co.,

r. 2830A Folsom
" David J., manager Cherokee Indian Hair

Grower Co., 1030 Market, r. 334 Eddy
" David S., cantor Congregation Sherith

Israel, r. 611 Taylor
" David W., laborer Parafflne Paint Co., r.

321 Clementina
" Delia T., widow, r. 333 Turk
" D. W., agent, r. 102 Taylor
" E., fireman str San Jose
" E., plasterer, 40 New Montgomery, r. 939,

14th
" E. Mrs., r. lOeSteuart
" Edward, r. 1169 Mission
" Edward, shingler, r. 337, 27th
" Edward, tailor, 347, 3d, r. Sy^ Verona PI
" Edward A., mining, r. 2323 Sacramento
" Edward C, traveling salesman Langley &

Michaels Co., r. Alameda
" Edward L., dentist, 101 Phelan Bldg, r.

711 Jones
" Edwin F., carriage maker, 1319 Pierce
" Edwina C, widow, proprietor The Sap-
phire, 413 Jones
" E. J. Mrs., cook, r. 337, 2d
" E. K. Mrs., dressmaker, 1834 Powell
" Eli, carpenter, r. 683 Clementina
, " Elizabeth A., widow, r. 2318 Howard
" Ellen Mrs., r. 1 Elizabeth
" Elmer, machinist Union I. Wks, r. 24
" Emanuel, cashier Castle Bros., r. 28U
" Emma, widow, r. 414 Golden Gate Av
" Ernest, packer Smiths' Cash Store, r. 636a

Natoma
" Ernest A., painter, r. 337, 37th
" Ettie, widow, r. 3211 Larkin
Davis Eugene G., novelties, 1234 Market, tele-
phone Main 1807-5, r. Belvedere
" Fannie, widow, r. 108 Walnut
" Fannie V. Mrs., teacher Peabody Primary

School, r. 1923 Eddy
" Frank, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.

2824 Mission
" Frank A., machinist Washburn & Moen

Mfg. Co.
" Frank H., barber J. J. Jensen, r. 51, 3d
" Frank W., machinist, r. 819 Church
" Frederick L., sergeant police, r. 937,30th

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" Frederick W., distributor S. F. Laundry, r.

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" George, r. 409 Minna
" George (George Davis & Son), r. 31 South

Park
" George, carpenter, r. 50214 Broadway
" Geore, crane man Union I. Wks, r. 723

Minnesota
" George, laborer, r. 247, 2d
" George, laborer Odd Fellows' Cemetery, r.

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Davis George A., r. 1722 Pine

" George B., bartender The Mirror, r. 454%
Tehama

" George C, clerk Wells, Fargo & Co's Bank,
r. 1408 Post

" George E., boxmaker, r. 15 Madison Av
Davis George E., physician and surgeon, office
and r. 730 Sutter, medical and surgical
diseases of women, hours 1 to 3 and 7 to
7:45 p. m., telephone Hyde 221

" George E., whitener, r. 710 Diamond

" George H. (Davis, Haber& Co.), r. lOSWal-
nut

" George H., clerk, r. 820 Treat Av

" George M.. teamster James J. McKinnon,
r. 368 Dolores

" George T., buyer S. Koshland & Co., r.
Brooklyn Hotel

" George W., bookkeeper, r. 1331 Valencia

" George W., r. Hotel Pleasanton

" George W., conductor Market St. Ry., r.
127 West Park

" George W., cook, r. 227, 2d
Davis George W., M. D., physician and surgeon,
office and r. 633 Sutter, hours 8 to 9 a. m
1 to 4 p. m.

" Gertrude Mrs., delicacies, I6O214 Post r
1529 Post

" Grant R., furniture dealer, r. 2126 Valleio

" H., clerk, r. 43, 6th
Davis, Haber & Co. (Joseph S. Dinkelspiel and
George H. Davis), auctioneers and com-
mission merchants, 211 Pine

" Hancock, physician, r. 9.30 Sutter

" Hannah Miss, r. 414 Golden Gate Av

" Hannah Mrs., groceries and liquors, 309
Minna

" Harry, carpenter, r. 262 Sadowa

" Harry, expressman, r. 524 Jessie

" Harry, waiter Dennett's, r. 22214 O'Farrell
Davis Henry, with Crocker-Langley S F Di-
rectory, 215-219 Bush, r. 430 Geary

" Henry, capitalist, r. 106 Eddy

" Henry, cigars and tobacco 1003 Larkin r
1109 Sutter '

" Henry, clerk, r. 825 Golden Gate Av

" Henry, commission merchant, 211 Pine, r
1718 Ellis

" Henry, seaman, r. 43 Minna rear

" Henry, tailor, r. 457 Jessie

" Henry A., carpenter James Young, r. 331
Geary

Davis Henry C, dentist, 131 Post, r. SE cor

Scott and Green
Davis Henry H., attorney at law, 430 California
rooms 3-4, r. 2621 California
" Henry L., president Cal. Optical Co. and
secretary Cal. Wire Wks, 317-319 Kearny,
r. 2108 Valleio
" Henry W., expressman, NW cor Montgom-
ery and Commercial, r. 907 Vallejo
Davis Horace, president Sperry Flour Co., NE
cor California and Front, r. 1800 Broad-
way
" Hugh, printer, r. 1020 Castro
" Isidor, r. 1506 Pacific Av
" Jacob (Deckelman & Davis), r. 430 Geary
" Jacob, peddler, r. 1310 Powell
" Jacob, salesman L. & G. Brenner, r. 1020

Folsom
" Jacob, tailor, 131, 2d, r. 58 Minna
" Jacob W., manager Levi Strauss & Co.
(factory), 32'^ Fremont, r. 1635 Sacra-
mento
Davis Jacob Z. (Boyd & Davis), and president
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals, 94-95 Donohoe Bldg, r. 408 Post
" James, r. 145,4th
" James, helper Washburn & Moen Mfg. Co..

r. 907 Vallejo
" James, electrician Mutual Electric Light

Co., r. 305 Oak
" James, hostler, r. 521, 6th rear
" James, shoemaker, r. 92721 Natoma
" James H., vice-president S. F. & Pac.

Glass Wks, r. 1722 Fell
" James J., clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 9272i

Natoma
" James L., engineer South S. F. Tannery,

r. 917 Railroad Av
" James R. (Brandt & Davis), r. 1137 Mission
" James R. (Davis & Williams), r. 326 Pacific
" James W., chemist Homer Williams & Co.,

r. 105 New Montgomery
" James W.,molder, r. 118 Cumberland
" Jane, groceries, 15 Madison Av
" Jarrett W., manager Educational Publish-
ing Co., 300 Post, r. East Oakland
" J. B. F. Mrs. (J. B. F. Davis & Son), r. Ross,

Marin Co.
" J. B. F. & Son (Winfield S. and Mrs. J. B.
F. Davis), general insurance brokers,
407-409 Montgomery
" Jennie Mrs., dressmaking, 59 Columbian

Bldg
" John, coalpasser str City of Sydney
" John, decorator, r. 1324 Pine
" John, engineer Eagle I. Wks, r. 79i/4 Harri-
son
" John, fireman, r. 154 Tehama
" John, laborer, r. 240, 15th
" John, liquors, 926 Illinois
" John, seaman, r. 21% Harriet
" John, teamster, r. 22 Turk
" John A., clerk, r. 232 Vicksburg
" John A., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 904

Minna
■' John F., attorney at law, r. 2323 Sacramento
" John H., license collector Board Fish Com-
missioners, r. 326 Larkin
" John H., real estate, r. 916 Montgomery
" John J., bookkeeper C. Carpy & Co., r. 50

Ferine
" John M., teacher Heald's Business College,

r. Oakland
" John T., mining, 330 Pine, room 17
" John W., carpenter, r. 416, 7th rear
" John W., rubber worker Bowers Rubber
Co., r. 118 Cumberland
Davis John Warner, secretary and treasurer
California Optical Co., 317-319 Kearny, r.
1630 Sacramento
" Joseph, coremakerM. Greenberg's Sons, r.

18 Ritch
" Joseph, engineer, r. 709% Hayes
" Joseph A., janitor S. F. Art Assn., r, 850'

Church
" Joseph H., silver plater, r. 3129, 16th
Davis Joshua D., manager Elite Photographic
Studio, 838 Market, r. 535 Turk
" Julius, fruits and vegetables, 1819 Powell

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Davis L. Mrs., r. 16 Polk Lane
" Leo, pharmacist Samuel F. Hughes, r. 720

Leavenworth
" Leo, salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. 1808

Pacific Av
" Lewis B., salesman Heywood Bros. & Co.,

r. 514 Taylor
" Lillian Miss, student, r. 1519 Jackson rear
" Lionel, commission merchant, r. 1712

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" Lizzie Mrs., teacher music, r. 782i4 Harri-
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" Louis, clerk, r. 30 Russ
" Louis, inspector U. S. Customs, r. 1506

Pacific Av
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Hall Market, r. 1113 Mission
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" Mamie Miss, milliner, r. 526 Post
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" Margaret, widow, r. 418, 7th rear
" Margaret Miss, r. 315, 27th
" Mark, salesman Hilbert Bros., r. 616 Eddy
" Marks, drayman, 225 California and 215

Battery, r. 712 Grove
" Martha, widow, r. 824 Laguna
" Martin, laborer, r. lOdY^ Hayes
" Mary, widow, r. 10 Hinckley
" Mary A., r. 118 Valparaiso
" Mary D., widow, r. 2323 Sacramento
" Max, tailor, r. 1024 Folsom
" Max (Davis, Schonwasser & Co.), r. 1808

Pacific Av
" May Mrs., dressmaking, 514 Sutter
" Meyer, meter maker, S. F. Gas Light Co.,

r. 732 Treat Av
" Milton F., 2d lieut. troop I, 4th Cavalry, U.

S. A., r. Presidio
" Milton M., clerk Henry H. Davis, r. 2321

California
" Minnie D., widow, r. 524 Jessie
" Minnie L. Miss, stenographer Daniel

Keefe, r. 916 Montgomery
" M. J., traveling salesman Drummond To-
bacco Co.
" M. L. Miss, stenographer S. F. Bridge Co.,

r. Berkeley
" M. M. Miss, bookkeeper, r. 128 Hickory Av
" M. M. Mrs., widow, r. 612 Jersey
" MoUie, saleslady Cowen & Cowen, r. 524

Jessie
Davis Morris W., manager Modern Laundry

Co., 385-387, 8th, r. 316 Turk
" Mortimer, teacher music, r. 2534 Sutter
•' Mortimer, upholsterer, r. 30 Russ
" Moses E., clerk, r, 3!^ Verona PI
" M. William, salesman E. A. Howard & Co.,

r. 1635 Sacramento
" Nancy Miss, stenographer, r. 18 Ritch
" Nathan, liquors, 233-235, 3d, r. 149 Tehama
■■ Nathan, tailor, r. 30V^ Harriet
" Nicholas, carpenter, r. 16 Marye Terrace
" Nicholas, millhand Cal. Barrel Co., r. 401

Mariposa
" Oscar W., cutter Murphy, Grant & Co., r.

413 Post
" Patrick, proprietor Sunny side House, 247,

2d
" Percy L., r. 2317 Sutter
" Peter H., laborer, r. 529 Sacramento
" Philip, r. 1712 O'Farrell
" Philip, cigar maker, r. 1834 Sutter
" R. Mrs., dressmaking, 942 Howard
" Rachael, widow, r. 106 Austin
" Ralph, asst. manager Goldberg, Bowen &

Co., r. 3027 California
" Ralph, clerk Bauer Bros. & Co., r. 661 Wil-
low Av
" Ralph, clerk William Uhlmann & Co., r.

1718 Ellis
Davis Reason G., president Sterling Furniture

Co., 1039 Market, r. 2126 Vallejo
" Rees O., contractor and builder, 623 Ten-
nessee
" Richard, clerk Kohlberg, Strauss & Froh-

man, r. 805 Ellis
" Richard S., teacher elocution, 7 Hyde

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Davis Richard W., treasurer and general mana-
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1420 Pine, r. The Colonial
" Robert, compositor, r. 15 Madison Av
" Robert, marine engineer, r. 52a South Park
" Robert, mechanic, r. 235. 15th
" Robert H., carpenter, r. 812 San Jose Road
" Robert H , reporter Call, r. 106 Eddy
" Robert J., assistant manager Edison Light

and Power Co., r. 2517 Broadway
" Robert L., clerk Standard Oil Co., r. 1868

Lexington Av
•' Robert T., harness maker Kempkey, Gil-
ham & Sawyer, r. 256^/4 Clara
" Rose, widow, dressmaker, r. 411a Turk
" Rose, domestic, 517 Haight
" R. S., cure of stammering, 7 Hyde
Davis Sam, secretary Musicians' Mutual Pro-
tective Union, 39, 4th, r. Alameda
" Samuel, clerk Goldstein & Co.. r. 134, 4th
" Samuel, clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. 1635

Sacramento
" Samuel, office 408 California, room 2, r.

Alameda
'• Samuel J., driver Charles M. Plum & Co.,
r. 212 Octavia

I, widow, r. 1109 Franklin

DAVIS, SCHONWASSER & 00.

(Max Davis and Emil G. Schonwasser),
ladies' and children's furnishing
goods, 132-134 Post cor Grant Av
Davis Sewing Machine Co., William E. Jack-
son agent, 632 Washington
" Siegfried, barber, 1333 Market, r. 1702^4

Post
" Simeon A., clerk U. S. Naval Officer of

Customs, r. Berkeley
" Sophie Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home
" Stephen T., marble worker J. S. Lightner,

r. 831, 18 th
" Sylvan D., clerk Davis, Schonwasser &

Co., r. 1808 Pacific Av
" Terrence, marine fireman, r. 547. 1st
" Thomas (Jehly & Davis), r. Alameda
" Thomas, attorney at law, r. 1001 Pine
■' Thomas, druggist, r. 930 Sutter
" Thomas, laborer, r. 154 Tehama
" Thomas, stonemason, r. 831, 18th
" Thomas J., printer and publisher, 523 Mar-
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" Thomas J. Mrs., widow, r. 6^4 Brosnan
" Valentine, laborer, r. 417 Clementina
" W. & Son (William and William F.),
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Market
" Walter A., photographer, r. 782i/4 Harrison
" Walter C, repairer William E. Jackson,

r. 2211 Larkin
" Wesley R., telegraph operator, r. 1331

Valencia
" Will, assistant O'Connor, Moffiatt & Co.,

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" William, r. 145, 4th
" William (W. Davis & Son), r. Oakland
" William, capitalist, r. 1419 Geary
" William, carpenter, r. 17 Langton
" William, cigars and tobacco, 131, 2d
■' William, coachman, r. 1422 Jackson
■■' William, expressman, r. 1519 Jackson rear
" William, fireman, r. 11 Pacific
" William, fireman Cal. St. RR, r. 1125 Broad-
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" William, insurance agent, r. 2724 Scott
" William, laborer, r. 178 Clara
" William, machinist, r. 1102 Scott

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•' William F. (W. Davis & Son), r. 714 Pond
" William F., teamster, r. 927% Natoma
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" William H., carpenter, r. 931 Capp
" William H., helper Risdon I. & L. Wks/ r.

715 Howard
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" William Heath, historian, 606 Montgomery,

room 22
" William J., bakery and restaurant, 425

Pine, r. Oakland
" William J., printer C. A. Murdock & Co., r.

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" William J., salesman I. Eisenberg, r. 405

Kearny
" William J. Mrs., r. 428 Castro
" William L., dentist, r. 522 Eddy
" William L., lineman Lurline Baths, r. 1200

Larkin
" William R., porter Rosenthal Bros. & Co.,

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" William T., bricklayer, r. 831, 18th
" WilliamW., clerk money order dept. Wells,

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" William W., wool scourer Ballard & Hall,

r. 676 Howard

" Willis E., capitalist, 42 Mills Bldg, 8th

floor, r. 2501 Scott

Davis Williston W., secretary Blyth & Trott,

NE cor Spear and Mission, r. Berkeley

" Wmfleld S. (J. B. F. Davis & Son), r. Ross,

Marin Co.
" & Watson (William G. Davis and Kenneth
Watson), fire and marine under-
writers and city agents Western Assur-
ance and British America Assurance
Cos. (of Toronto), 208 Sansome
" & Williams (J. R. Davis and A. F. Wil-
liams), produce commission, 303 Clay
«S=Davis. See Daves and Davies

Catherine Mrs., varieties, 15/2 Norfolk
Daniel S., clerk, r. 412 Minna
Edward, plasterer, r. 334, 3d rear
Frank, tinsmith George H. TayCo., r. 545

Natoma
Frank H., student, r. 104 Fillmore
Frank S., plumber, r. eiOJi Natoma
Frederick, carriage washer St. George

Stables
Hannah Mrs., r. 1235 Market
James, accountant, r. 900 Powell
James W., r. 215 Polk

Davison James W., clerk, r. 900 Powell
" John W. , nurse, r. 215 Polk
" Maria L., r. 631% Minna
" Mary W. Mrs., artist Examiner, r. 1034 Pine
" Samuel, janitor, r. 510 Post
" William, molder Vulcan I. Wks, r. 208, 1st
" William H., electrician, r. 1214% Steiner
J8®"Davison. See Davidson
Davitt John (Daly &Davitt), r. 408 Hayes
" John B. (Daly & Davitt), r. 330 Golden Gate
Av
jB^Davitt. See Devitt

Davock James E., box sawyer, r. 110 Shipley
" John, laborer, r. 110 Shipley
" Michael F., sawyer Hobbs, Wall & Co., r.
8 Morris Av
Davol Medicine Co., Joseph H. Goldman mana-
ger, 632 Market
Davoren George R.. teamster S. F. Gas Light

Co., r. 1430 Kentucky
Davy Charles, teamster, r. 6 Grand Av

" George, carpenter, r. 501 Broadway
Davy Robert B., resident physician St. Luke's

Hospital, Valencia nr 27th
4®=-Davy. See Davey and Davie
Daw Edward, cigars and tobacco, 228, 24tn
" Edward P., clerk, r. 228, 24th
" Joseph, ropemaker, r. 228, 24th
" Joseph, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 238,
21st
Daw-Kerrell Albert (Kerrell & Co.), r. 1312

Guerrero
'BS'-Daw-Kerrell. See Kerrell
Dawe Henry J., pattern maker, r. 331 Elizabeth
" Henry S., master mariner, r. 331 Elizabeth
Dawes Alfred G., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

949 Masonic Av
Dawes Collection Agency, W. A. Dawes mana-
ger, loans negotiated on short notice,
all branches of collections promptly
attended to, 602 Market, Crocker Bldg
" Peter, machinist, r. 25, 9th
" Richard C, clerk Selby Smelting and Lead
Co., r. 1813 Eddy
Dawes Winfleld A., manager Dawes Collection

Agency, office 603 Market, r. 146 Eddy
Daws John, laborer, r. 1607 Folsom
Dawsett George, marine engineer, r. 131 Lom-
bard
" George Jr., machinist, r. 131 Lombard
" William, helper Washburn & Moen Mfg Co.
Dawson Albert, porter S. F. Weeks & Co., r. 781
Mission
" Christopher, coremaker W. T. Garratt &

Co., r. 23 Randall
" Dolly, labeler Cal. Canneries Co,, r, 510, 3d
" Edward, baker, r. 340 Capp
" Edward, night watchman Centre Market,

r. 1316% Natoma
" Emma F. Miss, journalist, r. 12 Priest
" Ezra R., clerk Wakelee & Co., r. Fruitvale
" F. J. R., cashier Smiths' Cash Store, r. 431,
17th
Dawson George, wines and liquors, 331 Califor-
nia, r. 2219 Devisadero
" George, real estate, r. 120 Turk
" George C, clerk, r. 3408 California
" Gertrude S., widow, r. 23 Randall
" Henry S., real estate, r. 340 Capp
" J. A., machinist P. C. S. S. Co.
" James, carpenter, r. 2112 Mason
" James, marine engineer, 9 Mission, r. Oak-
land
" James, tanner, r. 23 Randall
" James D., cooper Pac. Woodenware and

Cooperage Co., r. 649 Howard
" James S., lineman Edison Light and Power

Co., r. 1018 Mission
" John, r, 106 Minna
" John, carpenter str Mariposa
" John, sign cleaner Unwin & Eisen, r. 417

Filbert
" John, teamster, r. 569 Bryant
Dawson John H., druggist and secretary Cali-
fornia State Board Pharmacy, 1177 Va-
lencia
" Jules, carpenter, r. 2315 Lombard
" Margaret Mrs., janitress Whittier Primary
School, r. 32 Moss

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Dawson Pierce H., traveling salesman, r. 3318

Bush
" Richard J., foundryman W. T. Garratt &

Co., r. 23 Randall
" Thomas, canmaker W. W. Montague & Co.
" Thomas, hostler S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy
" Thomas, laborer, r. 1 Dawson PI
" Thomas, molder Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 415

Brannan
" Thomas B., superintendent Cutting Fruit

Packing Co., r. Lawrences. Santa Clara

Co.
" William, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co.,

r. 23 Randall
" William A., joiner Union I. Wks, r. 530, 3d
" William D., cooper Pac. Woodenware and

Cooperage Co., r. 106 Minna
" William S., liquors, 914 Market and 11

Ellis, r. 327 Eddy
Day Agnes, widow, r. 508, 3d
" Albert, longshoreman, r. 607 Vallejo
" Alfred H., engineer The Norton Tanning Co.
" Annie, widow, r. 2819 Howard
" Annie Miss, seamstress, r. 508, 3d
" Beajamin W., office clerk U. S, Mint, r.

2612 Webster
" Caroline, widow, r. 2918 Clay
" Charles, shipping clerk L. Demartlni Sup-
ply Co., r. Oakland
" Charles A. (Thomas H. Day & Sons), r. 1021

Haight
" Charles T., telegraph operator, r. 823 Pine
" Charles W., laborer Del Monte Mills, r.

1000 Minnesota
" Clara, widow, r. 610 Buchanan
" Clinton, architect, 4 Mutual Life Bldg, 5th

floor, r. Berkeley
" Daniel C, blacksmith, r. 202'^ Chenery
" DanielJ., horseshoer, r. 202% Chenery
" Eugene, printer Co-operative Publishing

Co., r. 813 Laguna
" Fannie, widow, r. 810 Greenwich
" Ferdinand, upholsterer Max S. Wolff, r. 810

Greenwich
" Francis, blacksmith Albert E. Buckman,

r. 42'/^ Belcher
" Frank, confectioner, 707 Devisadero
" Frank M., agent, 220 Sansome, room 9, r.

Belmont
" Frank M., photo-engraver, 611 Merchant, r.

85 Montgomery Block
" Frank W., cement finisher, r. 638b Howard
Day Franklin H., secretary California Lodge

F. and A. M., California Chapter R. A. M.,

and recorder California Council R. and

S. M., office 51 Masonic Temple, r. 924

Pine
" George E., electrician Columbia Theatre
" George F. (Day & Hunter) and steam power,

130 Main, r. 17 Bartlett
" George W.. clerk postofflce, r. 20314 Chenery
" Henry L. (Thomas H. Day & Sons),r. 1012

Devisadero
" Herbert, trimmer, r. 16 Gotavia
" Home Free Kindergarten, in charge of Sis-
ters of Holy Family, 1413 Powell
" James, machinist, r. 517 Valencia
" James Jr. (Day & Johnson), r. 4.59 Valencia
" James B., oysterman M. B. Moraghan, r.

1133 Howard
" James H., bookkeeper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 332

Geary
" James S., carriage maker, 518 Leaven-
worth, r. 536a Valencia
" James T., jeweler, r. 433 Linden Av
" J. F., fireman S. P. Co., r. 118, 16th
" John, bartender J. T. Connelly, r. 318, 9th
" John, cigar dealer, r. 438V2 Jessie
" John A., clerk naval dept. Union I. Wks, r.

117 Montgomery Block
" John G., janitor, 308 Market, r. Oakland
" John T., stoves and tinware, 1414 Stockton,

r. 4 Card Alley
" John W., machinist Union I. Wks, r. 338

Capp
" Julian G., with Hooker & Co., r.2918 Clay
" Justin F., clerk, r. 3918 Clay
" Maud, saleslady Baxter & Oesting, r. 16

Octavia

Day May L. Miss, teacher Washington Even-
ing School, r. 16 Octavia

" Michael, laborer, r. 5 Vandewater

" Nelson, janitor Alliance Assurance Co., r.
llQWz Leavenworth

" Otis G., asst. manager The Searchlight
Bureau of Information, r. Fruitvale

" Patrick, bootfitter, r. 23 Howard Court

" Patrick, teamster, r. 610 Treat Av

" Paul, r. 940 Mission

" Richard J., r. 2918 Clay
Day Eotiert, capitalist, 408 California, room 1

" Samuel M., r. 821 Olive Av

" Thomas, seaman str Santa Cruz, r. 31
Broadway

DAY THOMAS & CO.

(incorporated 1886', Frank J. Symmes

president, Vanderlynn Stow secretary,

importers and manfacturers gas and

electric fixtures, 222 Sutter, factory 27

Jessie, brancli 597 South Spring, Los

Angeles
Day Thomas A., brickmason, r. 7b Alemany
" Thomas H. (Thomas H. Day & Sons), r.1012

Devisadero
" Thomas H. & Sons (Thomas H., Henry L.

and Charles A.), carpenters and builders,

557 Brannan
" Thomas J., general engraver, 120 Sutter,

room 2, r. Alameda
" William, foreman, r. 516 Folsom
" William, laborer, r. 1000 Minnesota
" William, machinist, r. 338 Capp
" William, machinist, r. 713 Ellis
" William, master mariner, r. 516 Folsom
" William, washer Henry W. Gray, r. Inter-
national Hotel
" William A., salesman A. Hirschman, r.

Alameda
" & Hunter (George F. Day and William

Hunter), manufacturers feed water

heaters, 130 Main
" & Johnson (James Day Jr. and Andrew

Johnson), plumbers and gasfitters, 217

Valencia
>^=-Day. See Dey
Dayan J. W., stationer S. P. Co.,iNE cor 4th and

Townsend, r. Palo Alto
Dayball Bridget, widow, r. 9 Sheridan rear
" John M., warehouseman Lowell's Ware-
house, r. 9 Sheridan rear
Days John, varnisher, r. 433 Linden Av
Dayton Alton A., salesman Le Count Bros., r.

2135 Pine
" Catherine W. Mrs., r. 301 Cortland Av
" Edward, clerk, r. 44 Zoe
" Emma Miss, r. 201 Cortland Av
" John F., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 28, 8th
" Kate, widow, r. 613^^ Stevenson
" Walter S., clerk Home Mutual Ins. Co.,

r. Oakland
Daywalt George W., physician and surgeon,

14-15 Murphy Bldg, hours 1 to 3 and 7

p. m., r. 2123 Jackson
Deacon Frank C, engineer, r. 1912 San Carlos Av
" George McG., cashier W. R. Larzelere

Commission Co., r. 899 Pine
" George T., engineer, r. 1912 San Carlos Av
" James E., foreman Main St. I. Wks, r. 717,

33d
Deacon William, proprietor Main Street Iron

Works, 131-135 Main, r. 811, 30th
" William S., draughtsman Main St. I. Wks,

r. 811, 30th
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Deaconess' Home and Bible Training School,
Mrs. H. Ida Benson superintendent, 315
Castro
" Settlement, branch of the S. F. Bible
Training School, Mrs. Helen I. Benson
superintendent, 530, 6th
Deady Cornelius, stair builder, r. 3114 Mason
" Edward, contractor, r. 534 Hayes
" Eugenes., theatrical manager, r. 16Ash Av
" John M., carrier postofflce, r. 534 Hayes
" Philip, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 501 Napa
4S=Deady. See Dady
Deagan John C, mnfr musical novelties, 4 Lily

Av
Deahl Alfred, watchman Union Box Factory r
22111/2 Mason '

Deakin Bros. (Fred H. and Walter), Objets
d'Art, 8 New Montgomery
" Fred H. (Deakin Bros.), and mining and
timber lands, 8 New Montgomery, r.
Berkeley
" Karthage Miss, r. 317 Eddy
" Walter (Deakin Bros.), r. Berkeley
4®"Deakin. See Deacon and Dakin
Deaksme Herbert, lieut. corps of engineers
U. S. A., room 59, Flood Bldg, r. Eureka,
Cal.
Deal Albert, watchman, r. 221114 Mason
" Antone, blacksmith, r. 3064 Laguna
" Clay Mrs., widow, r. 341, 18th
" Henry, clerk, r. 1306 Kearny
" John, r. 222M, 4th

" Louise B. Mrs., physician, ofSce 2608 How-
ard , r.2722 Howard
" Samuel, clerk freight auditor's dept. S. P

Co., r. 1 Juniper
" Sarah J., widow, r. IrVO Lexington Av
Deal, Tauszky & WeUs (W. E. F. Deal, Edmund
Tauszky and George R . Wells), attor-
neys at law, 51-54 Nevada Block
" Virginia V. Miss, teacher Stanford Pri-
mary School, r. 1922 Broderick
Deal' WiUiam E. F. (Deal, Tauszky & Wells), r
2703 Sacramento
" W. T., switchman The Belt Ry.
4®" Deal. See Deil, Diehl and Diel
De'Alberto Caesar, painter J. St. Denis & Co
Dealey George L., r. 1825 Howard
DeAlma, H. C, compositor Bulletin, r. 700i4

Bush
Dealy Margaret Mrs., dressmaking, 505 Halght

" Michael lumberman, r. 1714 Harrison
«^ Dealy. See Deely and Deily
Deamer William W., attorney at law, 532 Mar-
ket, room 41, r. 2532 Mission
Dean Albert, r. 529 Sacramento
" Albert P., clerk, r. 1209 Union
" Alexander T., 1st lieutenant Troop A 4th

Cavalry U. S. A., r. Presidio
" Andrew P., teamster, r. 1525 Ellis
" Annie E. Miss, porcelain artist, 3406 Clay
" Anthony, teamster, r. 228 Clara
" B. Douglas, bookkeeper The Crocker- Wool-
worth Bank, r. 3406 Clay
" Bernard M., salesman, r. 781 Mission
" Blanche T. Miss, dressmaking, 1009 Bu-
chanan
." Charles, carpenter, r. 1210 Howard
" Charles E., washer Alexander McCord &

Co., r. 631 O'Farrell
" Charles O., dentist, r. 1003, 21st
" Clarissa C. Miss, tailoress, r. 617 Bryant
" Daniel, cook Harry Adolph, r. 622 Clay
Dean E. B. & Co. (Elisha B. Dean and David
Willcox), wholesale lumber, 22 Califor-
nia, room 4

Dean Edgar M., clerk U. S. Customs, r. Oakland
" Edward, waiter, r. 845 Mission
" Edwin H., expressman, r. 616 Guerrero
" Elisha B. (E. B. Dean & Co.), r. Oakland
" Eliza A., widow, r. 3406 Clay
" Elizabeth Mrs., dressmaker, r. 124H4 Mar

ket
" Ellen, widow, r. 1009 Buchanan
" Frances A. Miss, teacher Girls' High

School, r. 1215 Sutter
" Francis, 1st assistant engineer str Pro-

greso, r. Ill Fulton
" Frank M., clerk Main & Winchester, r. 921

Fell
" George, candle maker, r. 5OI14. 6th
" George J., watchman, r. 794 Elizabeth
" George O., contractor, r. 1507 Guerrero
" George W., clerk local freight ofQce S. P.

Co., r. 8 Albion Av
" Gilbert S , dentist, r. 2486 Market
" Gustav, cook, r. 785^4 Stevenson
" Henry T., porter Pac. Transfer Co., r. 242

Clara
" Henry U., carpenter, r. 953 Capp
" Ida Miss, domestic, r. 606 Montgomery
" James, fireman str Bonita, r. 2 Lincoln
" James, piledriver, r. 413 Folsom
" James E., teamster, r. 1525 Ellis
" James P., quarryman, r. 1328 Sacramento
" James W., storekeeper str Coptic, r. 3406

Clay
" Jared B., teamster, r. 218 Harrison
" Jerome R., railroad man, r. 617 Bryant
" John, laborer, r. 537 Sacramento
" Lizzie C, widow, r. 828, 25th
" Mary E. Miss, nurse, r. 1522a Fell
" Morris, shipjoiner str Gaelic
" Patrick J., chemist, r. 650 Howard
Dean Peter, president Merchants' Exchange
Bank of San Francisco and Sierra Lum-
ber Co., 330 Sansome, room 9, r. Belve-
dere
" Robert A., clerk Sierra Lumber Co., r.

Belvedere
" Rose E. Miss, saleslady J. Seidl & Co., r.

328 Clara
" Simeon, laborer, r. 1309 Union
" S. John, salesman Arthur W. Bogart, r. 1209

Union
" Stephen, painter, r. 517^4 Shotwell rear
" Stephen J., salesman, r. 1209 Union
" Thomas Mrs., widow, r. 202 Grove
" T. J., physician, 427 Golden Gate Av
Dean Walter E., capitalist, 81 Nevada Block, r.
Palace Hotel
" Walter Leonard, r. Palace Hotel
" Warren Y., carriage maker, 203 Fremont, r.

781 Mission
" William, carpenter, r. 671, 20th
" William, commercial traveler, r. 21 Van

Ness Av
" William, electrician, r. 560 Howard
" William, laborer, r. 16th Av South bet R

and S
" William, seaman str Willamette Valley
" William E., gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.

West Berkeley
" William J., painter, r. 2311% Larkin
" Willis E., general delivery clerk postofQce,
r. 1904 Baker
4®" Dean. See Deane

De Andries Cosmo R., porter Von Ronn, Hencke
& Lorsbach, r. 8 Vandewater
" Victor U., foreman Leege & Mills, r. 6 Van-
dewater
Deane Alice Miss, stenographer Boston Woven
Hose and Rubber Co., r. 501 Cole
" Alice P., widow, r. 501 Cole
" Arthur E., r. 501 Cole

" Charles A., teacher music, r. 616 O'Farrell
" Charles B., r. 646 Fell

" Charles F., liquors and boarding, 408 Pa-
cific
" Coll, r. 501 Cole
Deane C. T., physician and surgeon, office and
r. 1003 Sutter, hours 9 a. m., 2 to 4 p. m.,
telephone East 33
" Edward A., r. 501 Cole
" Henry, plumber John P. Culley

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Deane John J., superintendent Chronicle Bldg,
notary public and commissionerof deeds,
103 Chronicle Bldg, r. 1933 California
" John R. Mrs., widow, r. 1933 California
" Joseph, seaman, r. 308 Jackson
" Louis C.,physician,606 Sutter, r. 1003 Sutter
" Louisa, widow, r. 33 Taylor
" Margaret Mrs., grand president Catholic
Ladies' Aid Society, 75 Donohoe Bldg,
r. 1919 California
" Mary A. Miss, principal Redding Primary

School, r. 1919 California
" Maurice, carpenter str Gaelic, r. 130 Perry
" R. W., real estate, r. 1937 Howard
" Tenison, M. D., surgeon, 14 Grant Av, room

12, r. 1003 Sutter
" William, agent Brooks' Spool Cotton, 13

Sutter
" William A., deputy County Clerk, r. 1817
Pine
4®=Deane. See Dean and Dehne
De Angeline James, bookkeeper, r. 137 Turk
Dearborn G. Walter, clerk The Travelers' Ins.
Co., r. East Oakland
" Hazen S., park policeman, r. ISTremont Av
" John S. (R. J. Getz & Co.), r. 13031/2 Bu-
chanan
" Robert H., r. 3044 Leavenworth
De Arcy William, carpenter, r. 1716 Sutter
Deardorf Frank, dealer Japanese goods, 218
Post, r. Alameda
" Herbert, salesman Frank Deardorf, r. Ala-
meda
Deardorflf A. 6., physician and surgeon, 14
Grant Av, rooms 16-17, r. Palace Hotel
" Mary E., widow, r. 7 Sharp PI
Dearin James H. (O'Donnell & Dearin), r. 9

Clinton Park
4®"Dearing. See Deering
Dearn James, molder Golden State & Miners'

L Wks, r. 4251/2, 3d
Deart Ella Mrs., proprietor Pearl House, 304, 3d
Deary John, buggy washer M. Joost & Bro., r.
618 Gough
" John, cigar maker J. E. Kiefer, r. 213 Te-
hama
Deas A. Alston, clerk Sidney V. Smith, r. Ala-
meda
" John, shipsmith Olsen, Ruth & Cook, r.
1717Haight
Deasey Michael, foreman Pioneer W. L. & Color

Wks, r. 301/4 Rausch
Deasy Brothers (Jeremiah and Cornelius),
boots and shoes, 30, 6th
" Catharine Mrs., groceries, 317M,5th
" Cornelius (Deasy Bros.l, r. 10 Dale PI
" Cornelius, engineer, r. 3115 Powell
" Cornelius, helper Edison Light and Power

Co., r. 31 Natoma
" Daniel C, law student Stafford & Stafford,

r. 813 Fulton
" Edward M., clerk Palatine Ins. Co., r. 812

Fulton
" Ella Miss, stenographer, r. 1063 Mission
" Hannah Mrs., r. Our Lady'y Home
" James M., clerk, r. 407 Mason

DEASY JEREMIAH

(Deasy Brothers), and agent Palatine
Insurance Co. of Manchester, England,
capital $8,500,000, 20. 6th, principal
oflace 439 California, r. 812 Fulton

Deasy Jerome, deputy License Collector, r. 545
California
" John, laborer, r. 137, 7th
" John, laborer, r. 726, 14th
" Margaret, widow, r. 1214 Washington Av
" Mary, domestic, 3416 Washington
" May Miss, teacher, r. 1416 Broadway
" Michael, laborer, r. SOhi Rausch
'• Michael, plumber Allen & Looney, r. 613i/i

Jessie
" Patrick (Deasy & Rogers), r. 67 Clementina
" Thomas A., wharfinger Sec. 2 Sea Wall, r.

Oakland
" Timothy D., miner, r. 14131/4 Guerrero
" William, clerk Bulletin, r. 30i/4 Rausch
" William J., shoecutter, r. 13i/4 Washing-
ton Av

& Rogers (Patrick Deasy and Michael

Rogers), liquors, 145, 3d
>e®=Deasy. See Dacey and Dacy
Deaver Edward J., laborer, r. 13 Rondel PI
Deaves Frederick, laborer, r. 711 Stockton
De Bare Joseph M., cigars and tobacco, 2946

Mission
" Sluve, widow, r. 3946 Mission
Debats Edmund, confectioner M. Klaas, r. 1330

Stockton
Debauge Paul A., chef Marchand's Restaurant,

r. 1010 Mission
Debb Frank C, caterer, r. 331 Diamond
de Beaujardin Adeline, widow, r. 8'
De Belbini Rinaldo, r. 1111 Steiner
De Bellocq Francisca. widow, r. 39 Point Lobos

Av
Debenedetti Joseph (Cereghino & Debenedetti),

r. Half Moon Bay
De Benedetti Louis, clerk, r. 14211/4 Dupont
Debenham George W., car dispatcher Market

St. Ry., r. 1630 Valencia
" John, motorman Market St. Ry., r. 416, 39th
" Joseph, laborer, r. 539 Sacramento
DeBeni Dante (D. Scatena & Co.), r. 540 Birch

Av
De Benne Narcisso, fruits and vegetables, r.

927 Larkin, 514 Ceder Av
De Berg Eugene, carpenter, r. S s 24th nr Utah
j8S=De Bergevin. See Bergevin
De Bernardi Albert, teamster, r. 3633 Lombard
" B. Madame, r. 1714 Market
" Charles, r. 419 Filbert
De Bernardi D. & Co. (David De Bernardi),

wholesale dairy produce, 406 Front
" David (D. De Bernard! & Co.), r. 1135 Guer-
rero
" David F., with D. De Bernardi & Co., r. 1135

Guerrero
Debemardi Henry, butcher, r. Spring "Valley

Homestead
" Mary, widow, r. Spring Valley Homestead
De Bernardi Maurice, helper Bush & Mallett

Co., r. 1914 Adelaide
Deberne Lucien, cooper August Petzold, r. 310

Montgomery Av
Debitonti Salvatore, laborer, r. 428 Greenwich
de Blaumford D. Nicholas, druggist, r. 514 Clip-
per
4®"de Blaumford. See Blaumford
Deblay Jules, peddler, r. 34% Birch Av
De Blols George E., policeman, r. NW cor. 23d

and Kansas
de Blonay Robert, with Alfred Borel & Co., r.

518 Lombard
Debney Alfred W., water tender str City of

Puebla, r. 917 McAllister
" Gerard, master str City of Puebla, 917

McAllister
de Boer Christof J., master mariner, r. 934, 18th

Av South
De Boer Henry J. (H. J. De Boer & Co.), r. 1636

Howard
" H. J. & Co. (Henry J. DeBoer), oil cans and

barrels. 1636 Howard
Deboi Henry B., cement worker, r. 1315 Scott rear
4®"De Bois. See Dubois
De Boise Sadie, seamstress, r. 309, 3d
" William, elevator man, r. 309, 3d
De Bonis Celia Mrs., dressmaking, 125 Page

" Silvio, musician, r. 125 Page
De Bonnet Adolph, dry goods, 1000 Valencia, r.

5191/2 Capp
De Boom Romain C, real estate, 413 Kearny, r.

1609 Scott
Debret Michel (P. Priest & Co.), r. 117 Grant Av

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de Bretteville Ales, machinist Fulton Eng. &
Ship Bldg Wks, r. 912 Francisco
" Viggo, teacher languages, r. 912 Francisco
De Brie George W., painter, r. NE cor Soth and
Vicksburg
" William, bartender Gustave Henrioulle, r.
135. 2d
Debris Commission, office 59 Flood Bldg
De Brum William J., manager Arbuckle Bros.

(N. Y.), 18 California, r. 919 Sutter
Debs Nicoli. peddler, r. 64 Jessie
De Budge Edward, r. 712. 19th

" William, liquors, r. 712, 19th
Debus Alice, widow, r. 837 Folsom
•' George, machinist Clot & Meese, r. 510
Hermann
De Cadiz Eugenia O., widow, r. 2814 Sacra-
mento
Decamille Allesandro F., bartender, r. 531 Mont-
gomery Av
De Camp Frank, actor, r. 14 Mason
" Frederick, waiter James M. Rolph, r. 1807
Haight
De Campos Bridget, widow, r. 28 Lewis
de Campos Manuel, master mariner, r. 36 Capp
De Cano Ralph E., machinist, r. Hunter's Point
De Carle Ramon, carpenter, r. 1518 Howard

rear
De Caro Frank P., jeweler Jacob Weinshenk, r.

232 Kearny
de Carolis Raphael Rev., rector Sts. Pietro e

Paolo Church, r. 1600 Dupont
De Carr William C, fireman, r. 13 Rondel PI
Decarteret Frederick, peddler, r. 104 Andover
Av
" Frederick E.. teamster, r. 104 Andover Av
Decarwood Frank, rigger, r. 2422 Greenwich
Decaud Joseph, proprietor Federal Hotel, 1205

Stockton
De Chantreau Jacques D., physician, office and

r. 607 Sutter
De Chatrette Valery, widow, r. 200 Franklin
Dechent Charles, nursery, 2610 Geary, r. 2701^4
Sutter
" Charles H., nurseryman, r. 15 Walter
" Henry, merchandise broker, 35 New Mont-
gomery, room 46, r. 724, 21st
De Cindra Thomaso, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo
Deck John, carpenter, r. 2939 Mission rear
Deckelman AlvisT. (Deckelman Bros.), r. 1121
Mission
" Brothers (Hiram A. and Alvls T.), barbers'

supplies, 106 Ellis
" Cyrus, salesman Deckelman Bros., r. 315

Mason
" Frank (Deckelman & Davis), r. 505 Lyon
" Frank F., with Nathaniel T. Coulson, r. 505

Lyon
" Hiram A. (Deckelman Bros.), r. 241 Oak
" Louis, r. 312 Eddy
Deckelman & Davis (Frank Deckelman and

Jacob Davis), barbers, 413 California
Decker Anna M., domestic, 744 Ellis
" Barbara, widow, r. 634 Jessie

DECKER CHARLES W.,

dentist, 6, 8 and lO Pbelan Bldg, r.
Palo Alto, Santa Clara County

Decker Christian, r. 5 Harrison Av
" Christian, master mariner, r. 11 Stanly PI
" Frank J., bartender Mitchell & Miller, r.

2127 Turk
" Frederick A., gardener, r. 2917 Bush
" George E. (Decker & Bening), r. 1114 Web-
ster
" Hannah, widow, r. S'/i Golden Gate Av

DECKER HENRY C,

city and country real estate and busi-
ness places for sale and exohansre.
1020 Market, r. 7 HoUy

Decker Jennie M., widow, r. 2127 Pacific
" J. Henry (John H. Decker & Co.), r. 1434

California
" John H. (John H. Decker & Co.), r. 1436 Cal-
ifornia
" John H. & Co. (John H. Decker and J.
Henry Decker), groceries and liquors,
1436 California
" John H., dentist Colton Dental Assn., r.

501a Broderick
" Joshua, r. 983 Kearny
" L. William, salesman Charles Mattheas,

r. 224 Rose Av
" Martha B.. widow, r. 2917 Bush
" Nelson, laborer, r. 21 Harriet
" Peter, clerk Gas Consumers' Assn., r. 11

Stanley
" Richard, blacksmith, r. 79 Clementina
" Samuel S., waiter Popular Dining Rooms,

r. 7 Henrietta Square
" William, bartender Kapp & Street, r. 2127

Turk
" & Bening (George E. Decker and Frederick
Bening) liquors, SW cor East and How-
ard
Deckert Anton, cashier Hofmann & Woenne, r.
791/4 Clementina
" Josephine, widow, r. 79Y2 Clementina
" Richard J., blacksmith John H. Babbitt,
r. 79V2 Clementina
de Clairmont Ralph, accountant, r. 607 Bush
Declan Allen, blacksmith, r. 603 Minna
Declare John, musician, r. Ellsworth nr Cort-
land Av
De Cleer Charles (De Cleer& Son), r. 1 Bacon PI
" Frank (De Cleer & Son), r. 1 Bacon PI
" & Son (Frank and Charles), tailors, 1 Ba-
con PI
de Clert Henry, clerk, r. 817 Bush
Decolwood Frank, rigger, r. 2422 Greenwich
De Compt A. E., laundryman City and County
Hospital

DE CONINCK FRANK,

chemist, contractor for complete or
partial beet and cane sugar plants,
102 Ellis
DeCorval Emile L.. physician, 1307 Stockton,

r. 518 Lombard
De Costa Abigail N., widow, r. 1313 Green
" Henry, teamster, r. 1313 Green
" Jose, barber, 517V4 East, r. Berkeley
Decot Frank, painter J. St. Denis & Co.
De Courcy Charles G., traveling salesman,
602 Oak
" Edward, proprietor City Apron Co., 10

Webster
" Edward S., solicitor, r. 510 Webster
" Fannie, widow, r. 510 Webster
" William S., marker Lick Laundry, r. 2410
Post

DECOURTIEUX A. & SON

(A. Decourtieux Sr. and A. Decourtieux
Jr.), dealers in all kinds of choice stall-
fed meats, staUs 15 to 19 Pacific Fruit
Market, entrances 529 Merchant and
536 Clay
Decourtieux Amand (A. Decourtieux & Son), r.
817 Union
" Amand Jr. (A. Decourtieux & Son), r. 2219
California
Decrouse August, cook, r. 15?£ Bryant Av
de Cuenca Laura M.. widow, vice-president
Revista Publishing Co., 6 Mills Bldg, 3d
floor, r. Hotel Marmai
De Curtoni Frank, merchant, r. 615 Turk
Dedelow Hermann, tailor Varanese & Julien, r.

439 Jessie
Dederky Henry, r. 123 Fell

" Henry, Jr., real estate, r. 123 Fell
Dedini William, dairyman, 19th Av South nr J
De Dobrogoiski V. I., mounter Sanborn, Vail &
Co., r. 131, 7th

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De Domenico Charles (Merel & De Domemco), r.

163 Tehama
Dee Annie, domestic, 808 Octavia
" Celia, widow, r. 19 Natoma
" John Mrs., widow, r. 570 Minna
" Kate, widow, r. 570 Minna
" Thomas, oiler, r. 224 Lily Av
" William, groceries, 19 Natoma
Deeds August, cigar maker, r. 391, 8th .
Deegan Eliza Miss, r. 123 "Welsh
" John J., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1350

Kentucky
" Mary Mrs., lodgings, 1129 Mission
" Mary E. Mrs., dressmaking, 915% Howard
" Thomas H., molder Metropolitan Foundry,

r. 1550 Kentucky
" William, manager Branch S. F. Shoe Co.,
r. 624 Post
*SS=Deegan. See Degan and Degen
Deeley Lawrence J., policeman, r. 2821 Bush
Deely James, groceries and liquors, NW cor
California and Lyon
" John, laborer, r. 19 Parker Av
" Laurence, r. 1724 Lyon
4®=Deely. See Dealy and Deily
Deeney Ann, widow, r. 416, 10th
" George F., fireman Metropolitan Match

Co.. r. 501%, 6th
" Henry, teamster Pac. Gas. Imp. Co., r. 2036

Greenwich
" James J., teamster, r. 416, 10th
" John, teamster P. A. McDonald, r. 2036

Greenwich
" John H., framemaker Sanborn, Vail & Co.,

r. 416, 10th
" Mary, dressmaker, r. 17a Sharon
" Patrick, r. 17a Sharon
J8®="Deeney. See Denny
Deeny William, capitalist, r. 2103 Howard
Deere Charles H., president Deere Implement

Co., 305-307 Market, r. Moline, 111.
Deere Implement Co., C. H. Deere president, S.
H. Velie vice-president, F. W. Vaughan
secretary and manager, 305-307 Market
Deering Annie E. Miss, r. 329 Haight
" August, porter, r. 255 Minna
" Cassie N. Miss, r. 329 Haight
" Charles, sign painter E. Deering, 515

Kearny
" Charles J., asst. cashier Union Trust Co.

of S. F., r. San Rafael
" Chester, with Brown, Craig & Co., r. Oak-
land
" Edward, sign painter, 614 California, r. 205

Steiner
" Frank P. (Myrick & Deering), attorney at
law, 14 Sans«me, rooms 53-55, r. 423 Baker
" George P., machinist First St. Wks, Union
I. Wks, r. 1550 Folsom
Deering Harvester Co., Deere implement Co.
agents, 305-307 Market
" James H., r. 423 Baker
Deering James H. Jr., librarian San Francisco
Law Library, New City Hall, 3d floor,
r. 423 Baker
" Katherine A. Mrs., dressmaking, 500 Sutter
" Michael, chief draughtsman engineering

department S. P. Co., r. 619 Lombard
" Patrick, laborer, r. 406 Broadway
" T. P., master mariner, 9 Mission
Jg®=Deering. See Dearing
Deery Frank, laborer, r. 721 Natoma
«®=Dees. See Deas

Deever John, harness maker, r. 824 Kearny
Defabrega Stephen, tailor, r. 605 Broadway
de Fassion J. Mme., dressmaking, 243, 9th
Defender The, Horn & Nipgen proprietors,

757 Market
De Ferrari Frederick, watchmaker and jeweler,
211-213 Montgomery Av, r. 810 Union
" Jerome, fish dealer, 527 Montgomery Av
" Peter A., paper hanger Burr & Shields, r.
1530 Golden Gate Av
Deflren Elizabeth Mrs., r. 158 Clara
De Figueiredo Victor L., druggist P. C. Rossi,

r. 318 Montgomery Av
De FHippe T. B., Academy of Languages, 320

Post, opp Union Square, r. Oakland
De Filippe's Academy of Languages, 320 Post

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SEAT CUSHIONS

In Plush, Terry, Damask and Sateen, Made

to Order for Churches, Lodges,

Steamboats, etc.

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Deflandre Charles, engineer P. H. Jackson &

Co., r. 708 Howard
De Fonseca David L., physician, r. 604 Mer-
chant, room 12
De Fonte Joseph, barber Louis De Fonte, r. 358,
4th
" Louis, barber, 358, 4th
De Fontville Philip, sign painter, 433 Kearny,

r. 1623 Lyon
De Ford William M., elevator man Columbian

Bldg, r. 37, 2d
Defore Sylvester, clerk Newbauer & Levy, r. 12

Montgomery
De Forest Joseph, manager S. F. yards Sierra
Lumber Co., NE cor 4th and Channel, r.
2452 Howard
De Forestier Henry F., r. 1344 Pine
De Forrest Beecher C, r. 928% Pine
" Ida, widow, r. 3 Ivy Av
" Margaret, widow, 928% Pine
De France Miss, saleslady Hale Bros., r. 27

Willow Av
Defrasse Louise, Miss, r. 333, 21st
De Frees Phoebe J., widow, r. 47 Erie
De Freiger John, laborer Sutro Baths, r. 1

Ocean Terrace
De Freitas Adelaide Miss, r. 914}^ Harrison
" Frank, cook, r. 513 Davis
" Frank L., bookkeeper Wittland Produce

Co., r. 618M Greenwich
" John L., teacher music, r. 914% Harrison
" Julius L., boxmaker Pac. & S. F. Box Fac-
tory, r. 914% Harrison
de Fremery James (James de Fremery & Co.), r.

Oakland
de Fremery James & Co. (James and William
C. B. de Fremery), importers and com-
mission merchants, 410 Battery
" William C. B. (James de Fremery & Co.), r.
Oakland
de Freville Eugene, r. 224, 10th
Defty Henry, engineer California Hotel, r. 740

Ellis
de Gallardo Raoul, tinsmith, r. 726 Green
Degan Anna J. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 18 De Long
Av
" Catherine, widow, r. 14 Pfeiffer
" James J., keeper Sheriff's offlce, r. 12a

Pfeiffer
" John A., machinist U. S. Mint, r. 2918

Washington
" Patrick, stone yard, 423, 11th, r. 2918 Wash-
ington
" William H., stonecutter P. Degan, r. 2918
Washington
4S=- Degan. See Deegan and Degen
De Gear George P., carpenter and builder, 123
Collingwood
" George W., metal roofer, r. 115 Colling-
wood
" Jefferson D., metal roofer,' 717, 15th
" Warren J., cornice maker J. D. De Gear, r.
28 Hardy
4®=De Gear. See De Guerre
De Geller Charles, barber str Australia
Degelman John W., shoemaker, 406% McAllister
Degen Ludolph P., manufacturer leather belt-
ing and lacing, 105-107 Mission, r. Oak-
land
4®"Degen. See Degan and Deegan
Degenhard Charles, butcher Isidor Gans, r. 338

Shipley
De Gerick Julia Mrs., lodgings, 309, 3d
" Julius G. H., machinist, r. 309, 3d
Degnan John J., carpenter, r. 1135 Folsom
" Thomas, gasman Occidental Hotel

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Degnan Thomas, manager Occidental Handball
Court, 120 Grove, r. 1135 Folsom
" Thomas, watchman, r. 508 Taylor
4®* Degnan. See Dignan
Degner Mary, widow, r. 1110 Mason
De Golia Edwin B., clerk Catton, Bell & Co., r.

Oakland
De Gonzales Ascension N. Mrs., groceries, 708

Broadway
Degouy Marie widow, r. 1315 Sacramento
De Grafl Samuel J., porter Frank B. Peterson

& Co., r. 734, 21st
De Grazia Giuseppe (De Grazia & Co.), r. NE cor
Union and Dupont
" & Co. (Giuseppe De Grazia and Silyestro
Biagi), fruits, 611 Montgomery Av
49=-De Grazia. See Di Grazia
De Greayer Josephine Mrs., r. lllgi^ Hyde

" Septimus, broker, r. 310 Stockton
Degree of Honor Ancient Order United Work-
men, Mrs. Kate M. Poland grand re-
corder, 65 Flood Bldg
De Gregori Luigi, seaman, r. 3 Vallejo
De Grofl Seraphine, widow, r. 1557i^ Market
De Groot Leon A., r. 1108 Folsom
" Peter, rigger, r. 603 Mariposa
" William H., carriage maker Walcom Bros.,
r. 11 Hickory Av
De Gruchy W. R., agent New York Life Insur-
ance Co.
De Guerre Albert S. J. (Armstrong & De Guerre),
r. 131 Hartford
" Louise B. Miss, dressmaker, r. 115 CoUing-

wood
" Wade H., machinist, r. 115 Collingwood
" Warren, metal worker, r. 34 Hardy
J^"De Guerre. See De Gear and Guerre
de Guigne Christian, office 414 Montgomery, r.

San Mateo
De Guire Robert P., policeman, r. 719. 6th Av
De Halluvin Camille Mrs., teacher language, r.

603 Montgomery Av
Dehan Julie, widow, r. 435 Filbert rear

" Peter, laborer, r. 565 Bryant
Dehaney Harry, printer, r. 700^4 Bush
.^fDehaney. See Denehy
De Hann's Dr. Medicine Company, office 1449

Polk
De Haro Alonzo, r. 333, 30th
De Hart William A., porter Searle & Holt, r. 610

Folsom
De Haven Edward, car painter Market St. Ry.,
r. 417 Castro
" Joe J., clerk, 303 Montgomery, r. 807 Larkin
" John J. (Denson & De Haven), attorney at
law, 17-19 Mills Bldg, 8th floor, r. 307
Larkin
" Jothan J., clerk, r. 307 Larkin
" Lumber Co., C. L. Dingley & Co. agents,

304 Front
" Pliny A., car painter, r. 417 Castro
Dehay Armand J., liquors, 518 Valencia, r. 519
Valencia
" Emile B., clerk, r. 519b Valencia
De Hertel Frederick, horse clipper, r. 628V^ Capp
Dehertoghe Adrien, machinist, r. 914 McAllister

" Annie Mrs., laundry. 914 McAllister
Dehn Henry, plumber, r. 1093 Howard
Dehne Ann, widow, bakery, 313, 5th
' ' Charles, flour packer Dtel Monte Milling Co. ,

r. 318 Brannan
" Frederick C, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r.

31314, 5th
" Louis C, seaman, r. 110b Freelon
■Kg" Dehne. See Dean and Deane
de Hoenig Adolph, ladies' tailor, r. 615 Hyde

de Hurtel Clementina F., widow, r. 304 Van
Ness Av

Dehy William D., law student Bama McKinne,
r. 3191/i Lombard

Deibel Catherine, domestic, 328, 2d Av

Deichmiller Conrad, dentist, 616 Golden Gate Av

Deidell Frank H., brewer, r. 2316 Van Ness Av

Deidesheimer Philip, mining expert, r. Occi-
dental Hotel

Deidrichsen Hanse, porter Henderson Woolen
Mills, r. 324i4, 23d

4®- Deihl. See Diehl

Deil Arnold, cook German Hospital
" John, waiter Collins & Wheeland, r. 1830
Union

Deiling C, r. 220, 3d

Deimel August, cellarman John Wieland Brew-
ery, r. Lily Av
" Linen-Mesh System Co. The, 111 Montgom-
ery

Deinert Edward, clerk, r. 13 Rausch
" Fred, groceries and liquors, 1747V4 Mission

Deinlein John, cellarman John Wieland Brew-
ery, r. 545 Folsom

Deis Joseph (Deis & Marlatt), r. 1135 Mission
" & Marlatt (Joseph Deis and Edward D.
Marlatt), liquors, 1135 Mission

Deisel John P., cabinet maker, r. 42 Louisa

Deishler Joseph, tanner The Norton Tanning
Co., r. 53 San Bruno Av

Deitemeier William T., piano maker, 2100 Mar-
ket, r. 2098 Market

Deitle Arthur, bookkeeper, r. 234 Page

Deitman C. G., storekeeper str City of Panama

Deitz Mary Miss, laundress Modern Laundry
Co.. r. 394, 8th

4®=" Deitz. See Dietz

De Jarnac Edmund, house painter, r. 9 Enterprise

De Jersey Octavius W.. laborer, r. W s Uranus
nr 17th

Dejoiner O., artist Louis Thors, r. Alameda

De Jonge John, millhand Prank A. Geier, r. 132%
Dorland

De Josez Ralph A., attendant U. S. Marine Hos-
pital

De Julio Frank, barber, 1501 Stockton, r. 313 Green

DE KALB FENCE CO.,

manufacturers smooth wire fences,
field and hog, garden and poultry,
lawn and cemetery fences, wire fences
for all purposes, Jno. Woodlock man-
ager, 26 Beale
De Kannet Gregory, lecturer, r. 110 Hyde
De Keerschieter John M., carpenter, r. 2 Him-

melmann PI
Deklyn Warren W., dentist John Robertson, r.

2104 Market
De Knight Charles H., watchman Underwriters

Fire Patrol, sta. 1, r. 109 Jessie
De Kontski Chevalier, musician, r. 1537 Green
De Korab W., r. 1030 Leavenworth
De La Brie Alice, widow, r. 3405 Howard
De Lachasse Gustave, bookkeeper Hibernia
Savings and Loan Society, r. 208 Powell
De la Cruz Ramon, messenger Occidental Hotel,
r. 5 Selina PI
" Rosa R., widow, r. 5 Selina PI
De la Cuesta Peter, barber, r. 900 Folsom
de Lacy John, steward str Gaelic, r. Russ House

" Kate Miss, r. Our Lady's Home
Delafleld Alfred W., artist H. S. Crocker Co., r.
1343, 25th
" Henry, r. 12231/4 Guerrero
" McGovern & Co., merchants (New York
and Chicago), 302 California, room 10
Delafleld Robert H., special agent Norwich
Union Fire Insurance Society, 308 Pine,
r. 2012 Baker
De La Fontaine Charles, musician, r. 1221 Noe
" Charles, sweeper Harbor Commissioners,
r. 13 West Mission
Charles Jr., carrier postofflce, r. 1221 Noe
Frank, carpenter, r. 13 West Mission
Joseph A. clerk Grand Hotel, r. 1331 Noe
Peter, cooper, r. 13 West Mission
Victor, cooper Pac. Woodenware & Cooper-
age Co., r. 13 West Mission
^^De La Fontaine. See Fontaine

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Delagar Clarence, quartermaster str Colon, r,

603,3d
De Lagetti Alexander, engineer, r. 413, 4th
Delagne Firmin, employee Occidental Hotel
Delagnes Henri, proprietor Melbourne House,
33, 5tli
" Henry, cook Kelly & Clark, r. 147, 3d
" Josephine, domestic. 828 Post
Delahaf Elisha, cook E. Lyman, r. 502V4 Broad-
way
Delahanty John, groceries, 1155 Harrison

" William, lineman, r. 520 Union
j8®~Delahanty. See Delahunty and Delehanty
Delahay James E., bricklayer, r. 145% Valencia
Delahaye Estelle Miss, r. 1825 California
Delahunty Alfred W., porter Sanborn, Vail &
Co., r. 529% Lombard
'■ Eliza, widow, r. 730 Folsom
" Nellie Miss, dressmaker, r. 529% Lombard
^^'de Lalande. See Lalande
De Lamare August J., agent Gordon & Dil-
worth (New York), ofQce 201 Front, r.
1001 Pine
Delamater Arthur J., porter Wells, Fargo &Co.,

r. 1825 Broadway
De Lamater Gumbert B. V., clerk P. & S. dept.

S. P. Co., r. 418 Sutter
Delamater Oscar W , r. 1825 Broadway
" RoUeyC. clerk Fireman's Fund Ins. Co.,
r. 1825 Broadway
De Lamater Schuyler, clerk Miller, Sloss &

Scott, r. 418 Sutter
Delamater Theodore C, milk dealer, r. 1825

Broadway
Delamatre Frederick, lather, r. 1147 Mission

" Oscar J., lather, r. 1147 Mission
De La Matyr Ellas B., physician and surgeon,

622A Geary
De La Montanya George, plumber Freeman &
Wrin, r. 23% Ritch rear
" H. D., assayer Selby Smelting and Lead

Co., r. Oakland
" Herbert, attorney at law, 26 Montgomery,

r. San Rafael
" James, importer stoves and metals, 606-608
Battery and 214-222 Jackson, r. 1510 Tay-
lor
De la Montanya, Matthew Jr., chief deputy City
and County Treasurer's Office, r. 26 Mc-
Allister
Delamore Frank, molder, r. 825 Jessie
" Mary E., widow, groceries and liquors, 1420

Castro
" Richard A., r. 1309% Minna
4®"Delamore. See Dallamore and Dellamore
De Land Alvord, r. 2013 Bush
" Charles H., clerk ticket auditor's dept. S.

P. Co., r. 711 Oak
" Harry, metal worker Pac. Metal Wks, r.
317 Minna
De Landresse H. Clerc, carrier postofflce, r. 2731

Bryant Av
De Lane Harry, actor, r. 633 O'Farrell
Delaney Andrew, bartender, r. NE cor Napa
and Louisiana
" Charles B., bookkeeper Mutual Savings
Bank, r. 429 Fillmore
De Laney, Daniel M., laborer, r. 520% O'Farrell

rear
Delaney, Edith A., widow, r. 155 Erie
De Laney, Edward, r. 520% O'Farrell rear
Delaney, Ellen, domestic, 2018 Webster
" F. F., porter Olympic Club
" Frank, clerk Westcott & Son, r. 23, 12th
De Laney, Frankie Miss, ladies' hairdresser, 14

Grant Av, r. 226 Page
Delaney, Harry, r. 1063 Mission
" James, r. 225 Powell
" James, laborer, r. 406 Broadway
" James, rivet heater, r. 1431, 23d
" James E., salesman Castle Bros., r. Fruit-
vale
" John, clerkPac. Sheet Metal Wks, r. Lorin,

Alameda Co.
" John, liquors, 1352 Market, r. 14, 17th
" John A., driver National Laundry, r. 418

Sanchez
" John J., painter, r. 1233, 18th
" Joseph, r. 1313 Howard

Delaney Joseph, marine engineer, r. 9 Mission
" Mary, widow, r. 1431, 23d
" Mary, domestic, 730, 24th
" Matthew D., teamster Seller Bros.'& Co., r.

226 Page
" Maurice, section foreman, r. 1137 Florida
" Michael J., laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Riv-

oli Av
•' Nicholas, r. 226 Page
" Patrick, junk dealer, r. 1208 Sanchez
" Philip, peddler, r. S s 24th nr Noe
" R.,r. 220, 3d
" Thomas, carpet layer John W. Shanahan,

r. 226 Page
" Thomas, laborer, r. 236, 15th
" William, chandelier maker, r. 24 Julian Av
" William, laborer, r. 220 Pacific
" William F., foreman, r. 738 Broadway
" William J., assistant weigher U. S. Cus-
toms, r. 112 Hyde
4®=-Delaney. See Delano. Delany and Dew-

laney
De Lange Conradus, collector shells, r. 2505%

Howard
De Langton Edward W., butcher, r. SW cor 17th
and Clara Av
" Walter H., master mariner, r. SW cor 17th

and Clara Av
" William, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg &
Co., r. SW cor 17th and Clara Av
De Lano Abbie E. B., physician, r. 113 South
Broderick
" Brothers (Willie W. and Frank M.), tin
and sheet-iron workers, 21 Spear
Delano Charles M., r. 2522 Clay
De Lano Frank M. (De Lano Bros.), r. 309 Waller
Delano Gertrude Miss, teacher music, r. 220
Shotwell
" Gustave, ship calker, r. 100%, 2d
" I. S., manager Rocklin Granite Co., 40 New

Montgomery
" James, longshoreman, r. 231 Green
De Lano Joseph Mrs., widow, r. 708 Golden

Gate Av
Delano Lysander T., night caller S. P. Co., r.
109, 19th
" R. G., 2d officer str Progreso
" Robert T., calker, r. 220 Shotwell
De Lano Silas L., brass finisher De Lano Bros.,
r. 115 South Broderick
" Willie W. (De Lano Bros.), r. 113 South
Broderick
Delanoy Austen B., bookkeeper N. Y. Insulated
Wire Co., r. Alameda
" F., clerk Crane Co., r. Alameda
Delany Ann, widow, r. 551% Howard
Dennis J., seaman, r. 105 Clark
Hugh L., plumber, r. 551% Howard
JohnM., oiler str Peru, r. 551% Howard
Mary, widow, r. 57 Silver
P. M., superintendent J. J. O'Brien & Co.,

r. 844 Grove
Thomas, r. 723% Golden Gate Av
William, musician, r. 9 Dehon
William P., engineer, r. 1206 Broadway
William P., fireman, r. 551% Howard
-e^Delany. See Delaney
De la Pena Estevan R., draughtsman First St.

Wks, Union I. Wks, r. 1515 Powell
vgS^De la Pena. See Dellepiane
Delapierrie Henry, paper hanger, r. 724b Fil-
bert
Delaporte George, salesman Christy & Wise, r.

Berkeley
De Lappe R., special agent Balfour Guthrie &
Co., r. 410 Hyde

WATSON & CO.

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WILLIAM WOLFF & CO., 329 Market Si r

Delargo Vincenzo, bootblack NE cor 10th and
Howard, r. 6 Sheridan

De Lariviere Filomena, widow, r. 310 Ritch
" Florence Miss, tailoress, r. 310 Ritch
" Joseph J., clerk Joseph F. Perini, r."310

Ritch
" Marie Miss, dressmaker, r. 310 Ritch
" Rosa Miss, tailoress Sigmund Jonas, r. 310
Ritch

De la Rosa, Adolfo M., compositor H. S. Crocker
Co., r. 813M Greenwich

Delarue Lena, widow, r. 19 Polk

De Lasaux Harry, bookkeeper, r. 846 Mission
" Harry E., bookkeeper Farnsworth & Rug-
gles, r. Hotel Langham

de las Casas Joseph B., attorney at law, 11-12
Mills Bldg., 4th floor, r. 112 Taylor

De la Sevna Peter A., painter, r. 1002 Jackson

Delassus Joseph, cellarman E. Gamier & Co.,
r. 1034 Clay

De la Torre Anthony, interpreter and reporter,
r. Occidental Hotel
" Antonio, carriage trimmer, r. 1237 Stockton

Delatour Frederick J., printer, r. 75V2 Natoma

de Latour George, proprietor California Tartar
Works, 819 Sansome, r. 829 Bush

Delatour Isaac J., shoemaker, r. 75i/4 Natoma
" Louis, warehouseman, r. 136, 5th
" Mary Mrs., r. 211 Hickory Av

Delaune Julius, tailor, r. 722 Washington

Delavari Ramon, bootblack, r. 10 Margaret PI

Delavau Kate M., widow, r. 826 Union

de Laveaga A. J. M., plumber, r. 535 Bryant

De Laveaga Miguel A., capitalist, 415 Mont-
gomery, room 15, r. Orinda Park, Contra
Costa Co.

De la Vega Enrique, clerk W. Loaiza & Co., r.
1923 Eddy

De La Vergne Refrigerating Macbine Com-
pany The (N. Y.), Fulton Engineering
and Ship Building Works agents, 213, 1st

Delaware The, Mrs. Susan Saunders proprie-
tor, 1141-1151 Market

De Lay Charles Y., r. 1911 Ellis

Delay Daniel, paver, r. 554 Minna
" Daniel J., principal Ocean Primary School,
r. Ocean House Road nr Ingleside

De Lay Edward, weigher, r. 1911 Ellis

Delay Jeremiah, laborer, r. 240, 15th

De Lay Thomas A., secretary Consumers' Ice
Co., 420, 8th, r. 1911 Ellis

Delbat Jean, tanner, r. 1237 Stockton
" Jeanne, domestic, 1713 Larkin

Del Bondis John B., carpenter, r. 509 Ellis

Delbos Angela Mme. (Delbos & Mathat), and
proprietor The Silver King. 514 Bush
" Auguste, cellarman F. Chevalier & Co., r.

909 Jackson
" & Mathat (Mme. Angela Delbos and Ed-
ward Mathat), laundry, 527 Pine

Delbucchi Giacomo, collector, r. 908 Sansome

Del Bucchia Benedetto, r. 249 Pacific

Delcamp Casimir, marble worker Eugene Du-
montelle, r. 909 Jackson

Delcarlo Agostino, fisherman, r. 908 Sansome
" Alisseo, fruits and vegetables, 138, 8th
" Daniel, r. S s El Dorado bet fotrero Av
and Utah

Del Carlo Eugene, proprietor Porcari Hotel, 12
Ohio PI

Delcarlo Frank, peddler, r. S s El Dorado bet
Potrero and Utah

Del Carlo Frank, salesman A. Galli Fruit Co.,
r. 725, 21st
" Giosafatte, salesman Bertini & Baldocchi,
r. 3025 Sacramento

Del Carlo Paolo (Massoni & Del Carlo), r. 1121
Kearny
" Paul, fisherman, r. 19 Ohio PI
Del Castillo Barbara Miss, teacher Spanish and
Italian Filippe's Academy of Language
Del Chiaro Angelo, farmer, r. 702 Front
" Giuseppe, farmer, r. 702 Front
" Seffiro, farmer, r. 702 Front
" Vincenzo, farmer, r. 702 Front
Delcol Emile, tanner Legallet-Hellwig Tanning
Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
" Jean P., tanner Legallet-Hellwig Tanning
Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
Delcoursey G., steel worker Pac. Roll. Mill
Deleau Felix, liquors, 1211 Powell, r. 1025/2 Wash-
ington
" Jules, r. 817 Vallejo rear
Deleaux Emile, gardener Weiner Bros., r. Cam-
bridge opp Silliman
Delecker Henry, bartender William Plath, r.

2440 California
Delecot Annie, widow, r. 432, 5th
Delee Edward, porter S. F. Storage and Trans-
fer Co.
" James M., carpenter, r. 112 Gilbert
Delehanty George, bolt cutter Payne's Bolt
Wks, r. 12 Natoma
" Ignatius, steam fitter, r. 9 Decatur
" James W., marine fireman, r. 1 Freelon
" Johanna, widow, r. 9 Decatur
" John E. (Murphy & Delehanty) r. 842 McAl-
lister
" Joseph, laborer, r. 319 Fremont
" Joseph M., gripman Cal. St. RR,r. IOIO14

Larkin
" Mary, widow, r. 12 Natoma
" Thomas, boiler maker, r. 319 Fremont
" Thomas, coalpasser str Corona, r. 445, 5th
" Thomas, laborer Odd Fellows' Cemetery,

r. 21 Boyce
" Thomas H., boiler maker, r. 12 Natoma
" William, seaman, r. 12 Natoma
>e®"Delehanty. See Delahanty
>e®="Delemore. See Dallamore, Delamore and

Dellamore
de le Vera Edward, bookkeeper, r. 438 Geary
Delfino Agostino, bootblack, r. 10 Margaret PI
Antonio (Delfino & Ross), r. 723a Union
George, manager G. Delfino, 308 Kearny, r.

1007 Market
Giacomo, with Pac. Vinegar and Pickle

Wks, r. 422 Vallejo
Giuseppe (Delfino & Solari) and coffee

saloon, 308 Kearny, r. 1007 Market
Louis, cook George Delfino, r. 1007 Market
& Ross (Antonio Delfino and Allan O.
Ross), harness and saddle makers, 712
Sansome
Delfino & Solari (Giuseppe Delfino and Mrs.
Mary Solari), coffee saloon and bakery,
109, 3d
Delfs Henry, gardener, r. 1511 California
" Marcus, r. 609^4 Chestnut
" Marcus A., millwright, r. 609i/4 Chestnut
Delgado Crecencia, widow, furnished rooms,
1323 Stockton
" P., waiter str Alameda
Delgardo George, cook, r. 46 Spear
Delger Edward F., attorney at law, 207 San-
some, r. NE cor 25th and Fair Oaks
Delger & King (Edward F. Delger and Alfred
G. King), State agents Bankers' Life
Association of Des Moines, Iowa, 211

Delhi Mining Co., W. McM. Weighel secretary,

office 14 Sansome, room 11
De Liere Azari, carpenter, r. 1612 Leavenworth

" Walter, waiter, r. 1612 Leavenworth
De Lisle Raymond F., millhand Deming-Palmer

Milling Co., r. 411 Ridley
Delius Auto F. W. (Thiedemann& Delius), r. 2044

Enoinal Av, Alameda
Dell Byron, teamster Quiro's Soda Water Co., r.
231, 3d
" Edward, glove finisher Carson Glove Co., r.

32 Golden Gate Av
' ' Henry F. , shipping clerk Del Monte Milling

Co., r. 1237 Pine
" James, clerk Harry Unna Co., r. 25 Hyde

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Delia Maggiora Carlo (Delia Maggiora & Mo-
retti), r. 850 Valencia
" Giovanni (Delia Maggiora & Moretti), r. 850

Valencia
" Narciso, clerk Delia Maggiora & Moretti,

r. 850 Valencia
" Ottavio (Delia Maggiora & Moretti), r. 850
Valencia
Dellamaggiora S., laborer G. Rottanzi, r. NE
cor 23d and Bryant Av
" Sebastian (Dellamaggiora & Co.), r. 2505

Mission
" & Co. (Sebastian Dellamaggiora and Raffa-
ello Giusti), fruits and vegetables, 2434
and 3505 Mission
Delia Maggiora & Moretti (Giovanni, Ottavio
and Carlo Delia Maggiora and Rinaldo
Moretti), fruits and vegetables, 850 and
908-912 Valencia
Dellamonlca John, bartender, r. 509 Broadway
Dellamore Frederick, cigar maker August Brune,

r. 1232 Lombard
J8®= Dellamore. See Dallamore and Delamore
Delia Nina A., flsh, 7 Clay St. Market
Dellar Phillip, butcher, r. 318 Jessie
Delia Santa Peter, cook, r. 2 Graham PI
Delia valle Anton, laborer, r. 10 Hoff Av
" Michele, contractor brickwork, 14251/4 Du-
pont
Dellepiane Angelo, painter, r. 118 Broad

" Fillippo, musician, r. 899 Pine
Dellepiane & Co. (Peter Alferitz), wholesale
foreign produce and wool dealers, 425-427
Battery
4®=" Dellepiane. See De la Pena
Dellepierre Henry, paper hanger, r. 724b Filbert
Dellex Augustus, hack driver, r. 407 Stevenson
" Edward F., hack driver, r. 872 Mission
" Mary, widow, r. 539 Valencia
Delliami G., cook, r. 933 Kearny
Dello Alexander, coachman, r. 1300 Pine
Dell Osso Carlo, groceries, 1330 Dupont
Dellosso Onesto (Dellosso & Borisocchino), r. 733
Brannan
" & Borisocchino (Onesto Dellosso and Remu-
oldo Borisocchino), fruits and vegetables,
723 Brannan
Dellwig Albert, machinist, r. 1912 Polk
" Charles, baker City and County Hospital,

r. 236 Church
" Doris, widow, r. 926 Eddy
" Edward J., confectioner, r. 1912 Polk
" Theodore, bakery, 1912 Polk
Delmaestro Albert, driver City Transit Co., r.
118, 6th
•' Eugene, salesman Frederick Jantzen, r.
118, 6th
Delmas D. M. (Delmas &Shortridge), r. Pacific-
Union Club
" Paul, secretary Casa Delmas (incorpo-
rated), 28-36 Crocker Bldg, r. Mountain
View. Cal.
Delmas & Shortridge (D. M. Delmas and
Samuel M. Shortridge), attorneys at
law, 28-36 Crocker Bldg
Del Masso Giuseppe, window cleaner, r. 322 Green
Delmer George, special officer S. F. Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, r.
987 Harrison
Delmere Samuel, r. 120i/4 Geary
Delmon Louis.waiter Jose Pages, r. 609 Pine
Delmonico Restaurant, Gutzeit & Malfanti

proprietors, 110-112 O'Farrell
Delmont Flora Miss, bookkeeper Mowry P.
Sweet, r. 1615 Folsom
" Francis, physician and surgeon, 1439 Polk
" H. F., r. 1439 Polk

" Jean B., wool puller Legallet-Hellwig Tan-
ning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
Delmonte Angelo (Delmonte Bros, and Sangui-
netti & Co.), r. 436 Broadway
" Brothers (Angelo and Ferdinando), restau-
rant, 436 Broadway
Del Monte Coal Mining Co., D. R. McNeill pres-
ident, M. J. Donovan vice-president,
E. E. Bush manager, 1189 Market
Delmonte Ferdinando (Delmonte Bros.) and
restaurant, 431 Broadway, r. 436 Broad-
way

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS

CARPETS, ^ FURNITURE,
UPHOLSTERY,

GA^l-G^'J yviarket St.

Delmonte Giacomo, second-hand goods. 610 Val-
lejo, and lodgings, 604 Vallejo, r. 436
Broadway

Del Monte House, A. Simonnet proprietor, 1030
Howard

Del Monte Milling Co., Thomas J. Parsons
president and manager, Fred Meckfessel
vice-president, George D. Metcalf sec-
retary, mills 307-311 Brannan, general
office 107 California

Del Monte The, Caley & Roeder proprietors, 1
Grant Av cor O'Farrell
" The Mrs. N. Hermann proprietor, 116a
Grant Av

4®= Delmore. See Delamore

Del Norte Commercial Co., R. D. Hume presi-
dent, Charles D. Winsor secretary, office
318 California, room 11

Delnotaro Joseph, cook Frank S. Guglielmetti,
r. 12, 11th

De Loche Caroline, widow, r. 704!4 Harrison

Deloge Gustave D., molder, r. 1229, 25th

Delonee Emile, cook Occidental Hotel, r. 1122
Grant Av

De Long Bert, clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 824

" David M., machinist Risdon L & L. Wks,

r. 823d Capp
" F. C. (estate of), office 530 California, room

37
" Frank C, commission merchant, r. 2709

Buchanan
" Frank L., r. 1015 McAllister
" Harry, metal worker, r. 317 Minna
" William, porter Western Meat Co.
" William L., electrician Paul Boy ton Chute

Co., r. NE cor Ashbury and Frederick
" Wood, shipping clerk, r. 534 Ellis
Delord Paul, tanner Legallet-Hellwig Tanning

Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
De Lorie John, laborer, r. 421 Chestnut
Delorieux Felix, machinist, r. 10 Montgomery
Court
" John (Toulouse & Delorieux), r. 8!4 Pratt
PI
Delorme Alexander, porter, r. 145, 4th

" Annie, widow, r. 29 Gilbert
De Lorme G. Victor, secretary Stockton Mill-
ing Co., 112 California, r. Hotel Beres-
ford
De Los Paul, salesman W. H. Nolan & Co., r.

413 Eddy
Delos Seraphine, widow, r. 5 Midway

" William, printer, r. 936 Capp
De Losa Frank, liquors, 1332 Dupont, r. 428

Green
Delosmonteros Dimond, laborer, r. 716 Natoma
Delosso Daniel, woodworker Luigi Pardini, r. 420
Vallejo
" John, bootblack, r. 10 Margaret PI
" Raffaello, lumberman, r. 420 Vallejo
Delpech Justin, tanner Legallet-Hellwig Tan-
ning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
" Paul, tanner Legallet-Hellwig Tanning
Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
Del Pogetto Raphael, knife grinder, r. 30 Pres-
cott PI
" Rafael, wine manufacturer, 190 Vande-
water
Del Secco Giuseppe, fruits and vegetables, 1301

Devisadero
Delsol Auguste, cook Legallet-Hellwig Tan-
ning Co.. r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
" Brothers (John F. and Paul), liquors, 647

Broadway and 501, 4th
" Carmille, porter, r. 1313 Stockton

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Delsol Eli, tanner Legallet-Hellwig Tanning
Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
" Honore, liquors, 1401 Powell, r. 787 Fol-

som
" John F. (Delsol Bros.), r. 651 Vallejo
" Paul (Delsol Bros.), r. 613 Bryant
De Lucca Gesueldo, butcher, 1338Dupont, r. 1810

Dupont
Delucca Giovanni, driver A. Buchignani &Co.,

r. 12 Bonita
De Lucca John (De Martini &,De Lucca), r. 1323

Dupont
Delucca John, waiter AUegrini & Luporini, r. 410
Broadway
" Joseph, plumber Ravani & Curran
" Mateo, bootblack, r. 10 Margaret PI
" Narciso, bartender F. Razzetto, r. 12
Bonita
De Lucca Walter, clerk Langley & Michaels

Co., r. 1810 Dupont
Delucchi Antonio (Delucchi & Arvigi). r. 729b
Union
" Antonio (F. Lucchetti & Co.), r. 249 Pacific
" Antonio, brass finisher A. Particelli, r. 565

Bryant
" Antonio, scavenger, r. 5 Jasper PI rear
" Giovanni, liquor dealer, r. 432 Francisco
" Giovanni, scavenger, r. 1112 Montgomery

rear
" Giovanni, window cleaner, r. 8 Ohio PI
" John, dental student, r. 420 Montgomery Av
" Lorenzo, scavenger, r. 324 Vallejo rear
" Louis, r. 5Bartol
" Louis, r. 10a Jasper PI
" Luigi, r. 535^/4 Union
" Mateo, bootblack, r. 324 Vallejo rear
" & Arvigi (Antonio Delucchi and Antonio
Arvigi), painters, 729b Union
De Lucis Andrian, physician and surgeon (Roy-
al University Turin, Italy), offlce 661
Market, Nucleus Bldg, hours 9 to 10 a.
m., 3 to 5 and 8 to 9 p. m., r. 418 Mont-
gomery Av, hours 12 m. to 2 p. m.
Delury Daniel, liquors, 203, 9th
" Daniel P., boiler maker, r. 911 Folsom
" George, sweeper Harbor Commissioners, r.

911 Folsom
" James, clerk, r. 911 Folsom
" James, laborer, r. 123 Shipley
" Thomas F., clerk, r. 911 Folsom
Del Valle Daniel, messenger Nathan. Dohrmann
&Co., r. 1808Laguna
" Jacob, bookkeeper Mendelson Bros., r. 1808

Laguna
" Rachael, widow, r. 1808 Laguna
im-Bel Valle. See Dellavalle
Delvecchio Antonio, butcher G. B. Cardinelli, r.

824 Broadway
Delventhal William F., bartender, r. 147 Perry
De Lye William, repairer Clipper Bicycle Co.,

r. 1149 Market
De Lyons Hattie Miss, stenographer Wood,
Curtis & Co., r. 837 California
" Melvin, stenographer W. H. Miner, r. 837
California
Delzelle David W., clerk, r. 890, 14th
" WilliamR., sa]esmanPayot,Upham& Co.,
r. 712 Sutter
4®-Delzelle. See Dalziel
Demain Belle Mrs., laundress Modern Laundry

Co., r. 1146 Mission
De Malder Joseph, laborer, r. 209 Ritch
De Mamiel Gustave H. (George W. Caswell &
Co.), r. 515 Broderick
" Louis v., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 26B
Hawthorne

Demangeon August, salesman, r. 802 Broadway
" Louis G., pattern maker Risdon I. & L.
Wks, r. 1228 Pine
De Mar Erwin, clerk Portland Cracker Co., r. 831

Capp
Dem Ara E.. advertising agent Italian Publish-
ing Co., r. Commercial Hotel
Demarais Marcel, liquors, 959V2 Mission
De Marais Samuel, r. 989 Howard
" Victor, undertaker Cal. Undertaking Co., r.
123 Stockton
Demaria Lorenzo, gardener, r. NW cor Franklin
and Filbert
" Luigi, feed stable, 619 Front, and gardener,

NW cor Franklin and Filbert
" Rafael, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo
De Marill Manuel, laborer, r. Cortland Av nr

Bennington
De Mars Augustine L., blacksmith helper Main

St. I. Wks, r. 568 Mission
Demartini Albert, clerk, r. 9 Pollard PI
Amadeo, scavenger, r. 510 Green
Andrea, r. 516 Filbert
Angelo, driver, r. 513 Bush
Angelo, laborer, r. 10 Margaret PI
Antonio, r. 528a Green
Antonio, baker, r. 802 Vallejo
De Martini Antonio, fruits and vegetables, NW

cor Broderick and Tonquin
Demartini Bartholomew, bakery, 706 Montgom-
ery Av
" Cesari, bootblack, 308 Bush, r. 5 Jasper PI
" Charles, fruits and vegetables, 268, 1st
" Charles, laborer Dominick Roberts, r. 515

Union
" Daniel, bootblack, r. 521 Vallejo
" Daniel, scavenger, r. S s 18th nr York
" Domenico, bartender, r. 1000 Montgomery
" Emilio, clerk, r. 1119 Kearny
" Emilio, clerk, r. 1906 Taylor
De Martini Frank (De Martini & De Lucca),

r. 802 Vallejo
Demartini Frank, butcher, 240, 4th, r. 315 Clem-
entina
" Frank, gardener, Colombo Market
" Frank J. (Gatto, Demartini & Co.), r. 12

Union PI
" Giacomo, peddler, r. 908 Sansome
" Giovanni, scavenger, r. 5 Jasper PI
De Martini Giovanni, scavenger, r. 416, 5th
Demartini Giovanni, shoemaker, 229i/4 Mont-
gomery Av, r. 14 Union PI
" Giovanni B., liquors, 1301 Point Lobes Av
" Giovanni B., wood and coal, 513 and 706

Bush
" Giuseppe, r. 426 Broadway rear
" Giuseppe, expressman, r. 12 Union PI
" Harry J. J., compositor E. R. Ormsby &

Co., r. WVi Scott PI
" J. & Co. (John Demartini and Benjamin
Badaracco), wood and coal, 1503 Fillmore
" John (J. Demartini & Co.), r. 1503 Fillmore
" John (John Demartini & Co.), r. 2 Verona PI
" John, r. 291/2 Scott PI
,. John, bootblack, r. 27 Hinckley
" John, bootblack, r. 142I14 Dupont
De Martini John, butcher Mrs. Clara Cuneo, r.

331, 4th Av
Demartini John, laborer, r. 1516 Powell rear

" John, tailor, r. 2 Moulton PI
Demartini John & Co. (John Demartini), fruit
and produce commission merchants, 315-
317 Washington
Demartini John B., bootblack, r. 10 MargaretPl
De Martini Joseph, scavenger, r. 29 Boardman
PI rear
" Joseph, scavenger, r. 416, 5th
Demartini L. Supply Co. The, confectioners'

and bakers' supplies, 548 Mission
De Martini Louis, clerk L. F. Sericano & Co., r.

346 Clementina
Demartini Louis, president S. F. & Sacramento
Candy Mfg. Co., 548 Mission, r. 1809
Taylor.
" Louis J., cooper August Petzold, r. 434

Sanchez
" Luigi, bartender, r. 908 Sansome
" Luigi, real estate, r. 1119 Kearny
De Martini Mary, widow, r. 23 Landers

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Demartini Mary, widow, r. 523 Filbert

" Ptiolo, liquors, 330 Pacific, r. 11 Hinckley
De Martini Paul, r. 1133 Pacific

" Paul (De Martini & De Lucca), r. 802 Vallejo
Demartini Paul, contractor and builder, 12th
Av nr California
" Paul, groceries and liquors, NW cor Union

and Mason
" Paul, liquors, SW cor Powell and Union
De Martini Paul, peddler, r. 220 Montgomery Av
Demartini Paul, pressman, r. 1008 Clay

" Paul, scavenger, r. 925 Pacific
De Martini Philip, proprietor Sunny side

Saloon, 304 California, r. 1021V4 Union
Demartini Pietro, bootblack, r. 27 Hinckley
" Pietro, employee Cal. Italian Paste Co., r.

340 Pacific
" Rosa (F. Calegari & Co.) r. 802 Vallejo
" Stefano, bartender, r. 222 Broadway
De Martini Stephen, driver G. B. Demartini
Demartini Stephen, lodgings, 14 Union PI
" Teresa, widow, r. 9 Pollard PI
" Victor (L. F. Sericano & Co.), r. 346 Clem-
entina
" Victor, bootblack Cornelius Lyons, r. 14
Hinckley
De Martini Walter J., law student J. A. Devoto,

r. 19181/2 Stockton
Demartini William G., r. 807 Mission
De Martini & De Lucca (Frank and Paul De
Martini and John De Lucca), liquors, 224
Montgomery Av
de Marville Henry B., physician, 533 Sutter, r.

2802 California
Demasini Telesphorous Rev., S. J., professor St.

Ignatius College
Dematei Agostino, liquors, 1326 Dupont, r. 404
Green
" Ignacio, cook, r. 1012 Montgomery
" John J., molder W. T. Garratt & Co., r.

404 Green
" Julio, laborer, r. 526 Broadway
DematteiDomenico (Demattei& Raggio), r. iOT-A
Union
" Giovanni B. (Demattei & Co.), r. 222 Blake
" Pietro (Torre & Demattei), r. 19^4 Sonora PI
" & Co. (Giovanni B. Demattei, Caesar Devin-
cenzi and VicencioCampana), teamsters,
222 Blake
" & Raggio (Domenico Demattei and David
Raggio), liquors, 238 Montgomery Av
De Medina H. O. Mrs., r. 312 Octavia
Demelia Rose Miss, dressmaking, 303 Jones
Dement Edward, city agent, 509 Kearny, r. 305
Bush
" Edward D., journalist, r. 126 Kearny
Demeny Christine, widow, r. 1420 Kearny

" Joseph, blacksmith, r. 1420 Kearny
Demerest Frank W., collector, r. 48 Oak

" James H., collector, r. 1078 Broadway
J8®" Demerest. See Demorest
Demeritt Hayden L., assistant engineer U. S.
Engineer, office 59 Flood Bldg, r. Benicia,
Cal.
De Meritt Robert G., gripman Market St. Ry.,

r. 2219 Devisadero
Demers Eusebe, plumber and gasfitter, 302i/4,

4th, r. 3273 Mission
De Mersanne Ernest, electrician, 1005 Larkin
Demetreadis Nicholas, oyster stand, 28, 3d, r.

183 Jessie
Demett Cleipent, marine engineer, 9 Mission
Demeuther Amelia, domestic, 3020 Clay
De Meyer Julius, tillerman Truck 7, r. 2515 Fol-

som
Demicheli Dominic, scavenger, r. 713'y4 Green-
wich
De Mier Lee, manager Baldwin News Co., The

Baldwin, r. 124 Eddy
De Mill E. G., shirt manufacturer, 838 Market
Deming Charles L., barber, 701 Larkin, r. 417
Bush
" Edmond O., treasurer Deming-Palmer Mill-
ing Co., 114-116 Sacramento, r. 716 Ellis
" Halleck V., director Deming-Palmer Mill-
ing Co., 114-116 Sacramento, r. 714 Ellis
Deming Horace A., manager Butterick Publish-
ing Co. (limited), 124 Post, r. Hotel Savoy
" Horace V., clerk, r. 225 Page

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Deming James H., bench hand McFarland Bros.,
r. Berkeley

" Jay (George W. Hume & Co.) and secretary
Hume Packing Co. and Carquinez Pack-
ing Co., 122 Davis, r. 1915 Ellis
Deming Joseph G., president Deming-Palmer
Milling Co., 114-116 Sacramento, r. 225
Page
Deming-Palmer Milling Co., Joseph G. Deming
president, Jacob Palmer vice-president,
John H. Grindley secretary, proprietors
Capitol Mills, 114-116 Sacramento
Demings James, wheat sampler, r. SE cor Green-
wich and Norton PI

" Peter (Thomson, Collie & Co.), r. SE cor
Greenwich and Norton PI

" Richard P., wheat sampler, r. SE cor Green-
wich and Norton PI
Demmick Edwin F., collector postofflce, r. 507,

6th
Demming John, hackman United Carriage Co.,

r. 29 Laskie
Demokrat California (see California Demokrat),

409 Bush
de Monsigny Rene, teacher French, r. 2242 Bush
de Montcharmont Mina Miss, manager Allec &

Perpoli, 112 Powell, r. 1340Folsom
De Monte Rozario, porter F. Lackoreck, r. 705
Union

" Samuel, bootblack, r. 519^4 Union
De Mooy Ella Mrs., r. 108, 8th
^^•Demorest. See Demerest
Demoy Joseph, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
Dempsey Bernard, laborer, r. 167 Silver

" Bernhard, teamster P. A. McDonald, r. 2038
Greenwich

" Brothers (Martin J. and Michael), grocer-
ies and liquors, 219. 4th

" Daniel, laborer, r. 222 Minna

" Daniel, watchman, r. North Point and
Powell

" Delia A., widow, r. 1205 Laguna

•' Edward, carpenter, r. SE cor 24th and
Rhode Island

" Edward, cook, r. 10 De Haro

" Edward Rev., assistant rector St. Mary's
Cathedral (R. C), r. 1100 Franklin

" Elizabeth, widow, r. 304, 3d

" Elizabeth Miss, milliner, r. 1213 Clay

" Ellen, widow, r. 1213 Clay

" Harry A., clerk J. R. Van Arsdale, r. SE
cor 24th and Rhode Island

" James, blacksmith, r. 54c Clementina

" James, laborer, r. 1031 Army

" James, laborer, r. 12th Av South nr Q

" James, seaman, r. 113 Oregon

" John, r. 23 Converse

" John, bartender, r. 765^4 Howard

" John, fireman Norton Tanning Co., r. 12th
Av South nr P

" John, molder, r. 709 Hampshire

" John, porter, r. 1001 Battery

" John, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 154 Tehama

" John E., boiler maker, r. 535 Howard rear

" John F., cooper Cal. Wine Assn., r, 2423
Harrison

" John G., shipping clerk Moss Bros.,r. 1213
Clay

" John J., clerk Smiths' Cash Store, r. 926
Mission

" Joseph L., teamster, r. 167 Silver

" Lottie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1213 Clay

" Luke, stableman P. A. McDonald, r. 811
Folsom

" Martin J. (Dempsey Bros.), r. 261 Tehama

" Martin J., teamster, r. 3410 California

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Dempsey Mary Miss, r. 1809 Sutter

" Mary A. Miss, shoefitter, r. 407i/4 Bay

" Michael (Dempsey Bros.), r. 261 Tehama

" Michael F., cooper, r. 41 Bartlett

" Michael S., liquors, 739 Folsom

" Patrick, r. 709 Hampshire

" Patrick, metal roofer Conlin & Roberts, r.
5081/2 Stevenson

" Patrick J., gripman Cal. St. RR, r. 1317
Broadway

" Patrick J., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 127,
1st Av

" Peter, machine hand, r. 19 Victor

" Peter, teamster, r. 212, 1st

" Peter, teamster P. A. McDonald, r. 2040
Greenwich

" T., longshoreman O. R. &. N. Co.

" Thomas J., metal roofer, r. 167 Silver

" Timothy, laborer, r. 114Buena Vista

" William, laborer S. P. Co., r. SE cor 24th
and Rhode Island

" William J., steel worker Pac. Roll. Mill, r.
709 Hampshire
Dempster Alexander, wool sorter Flint & Mc-
Lennan, r. 20414, 5th

" Brothers (Louis R. Dempster), book and
Job printers, cor Glen Park Av and Bond

" Clancey J. (Dempster & Son), r. 36 Glen
Park Av

" Clancey R., clerk Baldwin & Hammond, r.
9 Glen Park Av

•• Daniel R., clerk, r. 36 Glen Park Av

" Lawrence E., rigger Union I. Wks., r. 130
Shipley

" Louis R. (Dempster Bros, and L. R. Demp-
ster & Co.), 36 Glen Park Av

" L. R. & Co. (Louis R. Dempster), publish-
ers California Decisions and printers,
cor Glen Park Av and Bond

" Milen R. (Dempster & gon), r. 36 Glen
Park Av

" Roy R., clerk Dempster & Son, r. 36 Glen
Park Av
Dempster & Son (Clancey J. and Milen R.),
shipping and commission merchants, 320
Sansome, room 22
Demuth A. A., crayon artist, 831 Mission
Denahy James A., fireman Spring Valley W. W.,
r. 1713 Lexington Av

" Jeremiah, r. San Jose Av nr Broad

" John T., carpenter, r. San Jose Av nr Broad

" Michael T., teamster, r. 604i/4 Lombard rear

" Patrick, laborer, r. 64 Jessie

" " Thomas J., lineman Fire Alarm and
Police Telegraph, r. 327, 1st

" William J., boxmaker, r. 624% Lombard rear
je®~Denahy. See Danahy, Danehy and Denehy
Denaveaux M. & Co. (Martin Denaveaux),
liquors, 219 Grant Av

" Martin (M. Denaveaux& Co.), r. 1614 Steiner
Den Besten Bastian, cigars, 259, 9th

" John, oiler Western Sugar Refinery, r. 57
Minna
Denbigh Basil K., with Thomas Cook & Son, r.

420, 19th
Denborn Co. The, James Horsburgh Jr. presi-
dent, T. C. Kierulff secretary, publishers
The Travelers' and Shippers' Directory,
66 Crocker Bldg

" J., r. 1457 Franklin
Denby John, janitor Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 930

Jackson
Dence John, laborer Union I. Wks, r. 2914 Madi-
son Av

" John Jr., molder, r. 2914 Madison Av rear
jgS^Dencler. See Denzler

Denechaud August, r. 700 Broadway

" Dolores Mme., dressmaking, 229 Bartlett
Deneen Jeremiah A., foreman N. A. Turner, r.

1927 Green
Denegri Andrew, clerk Donnelly & Brannan, r.
731 Vallejo
" Antonio, clerk Cuneo & Isola, r. 3313 Mis-
sion
" Giobatta, groceries and liquors, 731 Vallejo
Denehy Cornelius, laborer, r. 1236 Jessie
" Cornelius, watchman, r. 12 Morris Av
" Daniel, blacksmith Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 12

Morris Av
" Dennis V.. salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &

Co., r. 414, 6th
" John P., pressman John Monahan & Co., r.

414, 6th
" M., longshoreman O. R. & N. Co.
jg®- Denehy. See Danahy, Danehy and Denahy
Denekamp John S., clerk car accountant S. P.

Co., r. 828 Elizabeth
Deneley James J., furnace expert W. W. Monta-
gue & Co., r. 24 Boyce
Denero Edward, plumber, r. 3273 Mission
Denervaud Mabel E., widow, r. 3001 California
Dengel Emile, foreman stereotype dept. Exam-
iner, r. 2820a Folsom
Denges Frederck, laborer S. P. Co., r. 1050 Fol-
som
Dengler Philip, rancher, r. 1017 Buchanan
Denham Lizzie, domestic, 299 Hyde
Denhard Herman A. (Kolb &Denhard), r. 1910
Baker
" John, butcher, r. 1219 McAllister
" Otto E., butcher and pork packer, 216, 9th
" Paul, spice packer J. A. Folger & Co.,r.
1219 McAllister
Denhardt Frederick, tallow maker, r. 3d Av

South nr I
Denicke Ernst A., capitalist, 330 Sansome,
room 4, r. 1000 Mason
" Herman, secretary Union Brewing Co., NE
cor 18th and Florida, r. 619 Florida
4®"Denicke. See Denike

Denigan Edward C. (Thomas Denigan, Son &
Co.), r. 1715 Octavia
" Frank, r. 1515 Church

" John, watchman Are boats, r. 1310 Natoma
" Thomas (Thomas Denigan Son & Co.), r.
1715 Octavia
Denigan Thomas, Son & Co. (Thomas and Ed-
ward C. Denigan), wool commission mer-
chants, 132 Market
" William, laborer, r. 1310 Natoma
4®=Dennigan. See Dinnigan
Denike Catherine, ladies' nurse, 1204 Broadway
" William H., helper Charles W. Smith, r.
1114 Powell
4®~Denike. See Denicke
Denio Angle S., widow, r. 336, 6th
Denir D. J., waiter str Mariposa
Denis Josie M. Miss, tailoress Charles Lyons, r.
822b Broadway
" Mary S. Miss, teacher Spring Valley Gram-
mar School, r. 1415 Sacramento
" Sarah A. Miss, teacher Sherman Primary

School, r. 1415 Sacramento
" Vicente, messenger U. S. Coast and Ge-
odetic Survey, r. 1415 Sacramento
" Vincent F., clerk Tom C. Grant, r. 1415 Sac-
ramento
JgS^Denis. See Dennis
Denison Thomas, laborer, r. 10 Montcalm
" Thomas S., helper Fulton Eng. & Ship
Bldg. Wks., r. 1433 California
Denker Nicholas C, stevedore, r. 914 Alabama
" Sebern, cigar manufacturer, r. 212 Fell
" Sebern R., machinist, r. 211 Polk
" S. R. Mrs., dressmaking, 211 Polk
Denman Grammar School, Azro L. Mann prin-
cipal, NW cor Bush and Taylor
" James, capitalist, r. 2199 Devisadero
Denman John R., secretary Dairymen's Union
of California, 113-119 Davis, r. Petaluma
" Zenas H., carpenter, r. 211 Minna
Denmark Rufus, watertender str Alameda
Denn Anna, widow, restaurant and lodgings,
1325-1327 Sansome
" Catherine, widow, r. 326 Polk

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Denn Frank, bartender R. J. Techau & Co., r. 627
Lombard
" John, longshoreman, r. 1327 Sansome
" Richard, longshoreman, r. 1327 Sansome
,, Rose, cream dipper George F. Roberts, r.

326 Polk
" Samuel, bootblack, r. 7 Pacific Alley
Dennamark Otto, laborer, r. 7301^ Treat Av

" Richard, salesman, r. 7301^ Treat Av
Dennan James F., policeman, r. 228 Church
" Joseph P., compositor, r. 228 Church
" Maria, widow, r. 228 Church
Dennen Albert D., clerk, r. 644;^ Minna
" John, miner, r. 644^ Minna
" Richard L,., bookkeeper, r. 939V2, 19th
" Wallace W., molder Occidental Foundry,
r. 6441/2 Minna
4®" Dennen. See Dennan, Dinan and Dineen
Denner Charles, printer, r. 1415 Baker
" Peter, wine mixer, r. 8 Heron
" Peter J., musician, r. 8 Heron
Dennery Adeline Miss, ladies' hair dresser, r.
1423 Webster
" Daisy Miss, milliner, r. 1423 Webster
" Estelle Miss, bookkeeper, r. 1423 Webster
., Leon (Dennery & Gunzburger), 214 Pine
" Pauline, widow, r. 1423 Webster
Dennery & Gunzburger (Leon Dennery and
Emil Gunzburger), secretaries Mutual
Building and Loan Associations, 214
Pine, rooms 3-5
Dennett C. Louis, stevedore Simpson Lumber
Co., r. 26 Silver
" Edward, plumber, r. 709 Minna
" Frank, clerk, r. 709 Minna
" Louis, laborer, r. 26 Silver
" Margaret Mrs., furnished rooms, 709 Minna
Dennett Wilson D., secretary Western Meat
Co., NW cor 6th and Townsend, r. 1114
Hyde
Dennett's Coflee House, 783 Market
>e®"Denney. See Deeney and Denny
Denning Frederick, waiter, r. 845 Mission
" John A., hackman, r. 29 Laskie
" John W., blacksmith, r. 415a Fillmore
Denninger Charles F., turner H. Friedrichs, r.

630 Grove
Dennis Abraham L., clerk Standard Oil Co., r.

2507 Bush
Dennis Cecil C, dentist, 115 Powell, r. Alameda
Charles T., manager American Labor
Bureau, 210 Powell and real estate, 640
Market, r. 818, 15th
Elizabeth Miss, teacher Emerson Primary

School, r. 107 Oak
George W., boatman Paul Boy ton Chute

Co., r. 126 De Long Av
George W., carriages, 415 California, r. 2507

Bush
George W. Jr., solicitor and collector Ham-
burg-Bremen Fire Ins. Co., r. 1918 Broad-
way, Alameda
Herbert, clerk Cunningham, Curtiss &

Welch, r. 62IV2 Post
James H., painter J. St. Denis & Co., r. 327

Broadway
James J., cashier H. K. Belden, r. 107 Oak
John, clerk Irvine Bros., r. 1640 Sacramento
John, foreman painter John C. Kimball, r.

23 Ritch
John, laborer, r. 102 Lundy Lane
John, liquors, SW cor Mission and 29th
John K., delivery clerk Pac. Postal Tel.

Cable Co., r. 708 Montgomery
John R., r. 367, 11th
Joseph, metal roofer Forderer Cornice Wks,

r. 259 Minna
Joseph, pressman Valleau & Peterson, r.

2507 Bush
Joseph, street sweeper, r. 15 Ritch
Julian, clerk, r. 2507 Bush
Michael, r. 33. 5th

Richard A., printer, r. 708 Montgomery
Richard J., miner, r. 708 Montgomery
R. J. Mrs., dressmaking, 708 Montgomery
Robert W. (Dennis & Lampe), r. 107 Oak
Samuel, r. 107 Oak
Dennis Samuel W., dentist, 115 Powell, r. Ala-
meda

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Dennis Stella Miss, stenographer, r. 708 Mont-
gomery

" Thomas, salesman Charles Lyons, r. 621^4
Post

" Thomas W., molder Union I. Wks, r. 126
De Long Av

" W., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 126 De
Long Av

" William A., canvasser, r. 2507 Bush

" William E., clerk, r. 2507 Bush

" William H., engraver W. K. Vanderslice &
Co., r. Alameda

" William J. M., clerk Irvine Bros., r. 1640
Sacramento

" William S., machinist Main St. I. Wks, r.
1622 Polk

" & Lampe (Robert W. Dennis and William
A. Lampe), bicycles, 642 Golden Gate
Av, and bicycle repairing. Ocean Boule-
vard nr Fulton
J9®~ Dennis. See Denis

Dennison A. Leon, draughtsman naval dept.
Union I. Wks. r. 1101 Pine

" AmmiP., r. eOlPolk

" Daniel, horseman, r. 1045 Market

" Erasmus B., r. 1509 Golden Gate Av

" Ezra F., grading contractor, 538 Kearny
and 9th Av nr Point Lobos Av, r. 10th Av
nr Clement

" George, clerk, r. 1045 Market

" George A., assistant secretary California
State Board of Trade, r. 2800 Jackson

" Hannah, widow, r. 915 Francisco

" James, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 28th

" Joseph, assistant O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,

r. nr 5 Mile House
" Manufacturing Co. (N. Y.), Fred B. Sadler

representative, 120 Sutter, room 41
" Oscar, helper Dennett's, r. 223 Pine
" Rebecca Mrs., janitress U. S. Mint, r. 20

Alpine
Dennison Walter E., secretary City Street Im-
provement Co. and Santa Cruz Rock

Pavement Co., 10-11 and 45 Mills Bldg,

5th floor, r. 3712 Clay
" Willliam, teamster, r. London nr Japan Av
" William E., commission merchant, r. 110

Broderick
*®"Dennison. See Denison
Denniston Edmund, porter Woonsocket Rubber

Co., r. 422 Brannan
Denniston Edward G., proprietor The San Fran-
cisco Plating Works, 653-655 Mission,

r. 824, 31st
" John F., laborer, r. 422 Brannan
" The, Mrs. William H. Weeks proprietor,

941 Valencia
" William, teamster William W. Brown, r.

724 Harrison
Denny Arthur H., clerk Edward Denny & Co., r.

1112 Shotwell
" Charles, clerk, r. 1112 Shotwell
" Charles, seaman, r. Contra Costa House
" Daniel, seaman, r. 2 Beale PI
" Daniel F., teamster J. Browning, r. 221

Webster
" Daniel G., r. 221 Webster
" Edward & Co. (estate of Edward Denny),

stationers, 207 Montgomery
" Ellen, widow, r. 11 Rausch
" Frank I., printer F. A. Week Co., r. 11

Rausch
" Horace, clerk Edward Denny & Co.. r. 1112

Shotwell
" James, marine engineer, r. 819, 24th

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Denny James E., master mariner, r. 209 Hyde
" James O., reporter Call
" Jane, widow, r. 209 Hyde
" Jeremiah, butcher, r. 221 Webster
" John W., painter, r. 1002 Larkin
" Joseph L., driver Am. Oil Co., r. 11 Rausch
" Mamie Miss, seamstress, r. 40 Stanford
" Sarah J., widow, r. 1112Shotwell
" Thomas F., ship joiner, r. 423, 11th Av
" W., waiter str City of Sydney
" William, carpenter, r. 516 Mission
" William J., carpenter, r. 423, 11th Av
>^^Denny. See Deeney
de Noon Mabel C. Miss, r. 2024 Jackson
" R. P. Mrs., widow, r. 2024 Jackson
Denova Baroness, widow, r. 2914 Linden Av
Denroche Percy C, clerk S. L. Jones & Co., r.

Oakland
Densmore Gilbert B., editorial writer The Bul-
letin, r. 1224 Bush
John , carpenter, 775V2 Market
John E., carpenter John Densmore, r, 777

Market
Joseph M., blacksmith T. P. H. Whitelaw

& Son, r. 771 Howard
Samuel, machinist "Union I. Wks.,r. 233, 15th
Typewriter, Pac. Press Publishing Co.
agents, 115 Crocker Bldg
4S" Densmore. See Dinsmore
Denson Henry B., attorney at law, 17-19 Mills
Bldg, 8th floor, r. 2900 Jackson
" S. C. (Denson & De Haven), r. 2900 Jackson
Denson & De Haven (S. C. Denson and J. J.
De Haven j, attorneys at law, 17-19 Mills
Bldg, 8th floor, telephone Main 5329
Dent David, laborer, r. 410 Pacific
" George L., 2d mate str Gipsy
" James, asst. refiner J. A. Folger & Co., r.

243 Langton
" John J., laborer Pac. Sheet Metal Wks, r.

18 Victor
" Maud M. Miss, clerk, r. 41 Perry
" Patrick, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 830^4

Harrison
" S. Mrs., widow, r. 41 Perry
" Sterling P., drayman. 8 Main, r. 156 Golden

Gate Av
" Tillie Miss, r. 1.502 Pine
" William, salesman H. Levi & Co., r. Hay-
wards, Cal.
" Wrenshall S., surveyor, r. 41 Perry
Dental Department University of California,
L. L. Dunbar, D. D. S. dean, Donohoe
Bldg, NE cor Market and Taylor
Denter Emma Mrs., r. 724 Front
Dentler Laurene M., widow, r. 1905 Polk
Denton Irving, stenographer J. P. Thomas
" Mary L., widow, r. 6 Dearborn
" William, porter Thompson & Tobius, r. 137,
4th
Dentz Eugene, machinist Clot & Meese, r. 345
Jessie
" George, machinist Vulcan I. Wks, r. 542
Bank
Denu Frank, hack driver, r. 317 Lombard
Denue John C, horse trainer, r. 125 Taylor
Denver Furniture Co. (D. P. Rich and B. F.
Zaruba), 934 Howard
" House. Edward Rolkin proprietor, 217, 3d
Denver M. W. Mrs., proprietor Hotel Stewart.

1101-1103 Pine
Denver and Rio Grande Rail Road Co., William
J. Shotwell general agent, Robert G.
Graham contracting agent, 314 California
Denvir William J., carpenter and builder, 426
Castro

Denwall Alfred, cigar maker, r. 2013 Folsom
Denwell Joseph H., harness maker J. C. Johnson

& Co., r. 430 Greenwich
Denyke Van A., teamster J. G. Johnson & Son,

r. 1st Av South nr Railroad Av
Denzler Jacob, r. 918!4 Larkin

" Jacob, gripman Sutter St. Ry., r. 10 Bonita
De Ojeda Francisco, coffee planter, r. 503 Devisa-

dero
Depangher Michael A., policeman Harbor Com-
missioners, r. 404, 3d
Depaoli Antone, brass finisher Vincent King-
well, r. 1421 Kearny
" Antone, gardener, r. San Bruno Av nr Ba-
con
" Benedetto, bootblack, 340 Kearny, r. 326

Green
" Domenico (Depaoli & Co.), r. 1014 Montgom-
ery
" Fortunato (P. Ratto & Co.), r. 706 Filbert
" Giovanni, gardener, Colombo Market, r.

Theresa and Mission road
" John, vegetable peddler, r. 29 Laussat
" Pasquale, bootblack str Tiburon, r. Tib-

uron
•' & Co. (Domenico Depaoli and J. G. Traver-
saro), fruits and vegetables, 2135 Polk
de Pas Charles B., traveling salesman Shea,

Bocqueraz & Co., r. 52 Steiner
De Pas Josephine, widow, r. 1422 Taylor

" Samuel C. bellman The Oliver
Depermentier Frank, teamster Martin Connor,

r. 1410 Folsom
Depew Charles M., president Charles M. De-
pew Planing Mill Co., 239-233 Berry, r.
.308 San Jose Av

DEPEW CHAS. M. PLANING

MILL COMPANY, Charles M. Depew
president, William H. Depew secre-
tary, planing, sizing and re-sawing,
229-233 Berry bet Fourtti and Fifth,
telephone Main 1752

Depew Harriet Mrs., r. 217 Francisco

Depew William H., secretary Charles M. Depew
Planing Mill Co., 229-233 Berry, r. 308
San Jose Av

Depierre EmUe, architect, 334 Kearny, r. 701
Ashbury

Depold Daniel, r. 96, 25th
" Ernest, laborer, r. 561 Pennsylvania Av
" Hannah, groceries and liquors, 96, 25t.h

«®=Depold. See Diebold

Depot Drug Store, James H. Winter propri-
etor, NE cor 25th and Valencia

De Poy Ella Miss, crayon artist, 428 Golden
Gate Av

Deppe Bernard, cabinet maker H. Friedrichs, r.
116 Hayes
Bernard Jr., harness maker, r. 116 Hayes
Charles C, bartender John A. Stellmann,

r. 1073 Howard
Henry, butcher, 446i/4, .3d
Henry, porter Buch & Muhl
Henry N., liquors, 1306 Market, r. 1640 Mis-
sion
Lena, delicacies, 116 Hayes
Philip, photo engraver Kummer & Alpen,
r. 116 Hayes

Deppen Herman, bakery, 428 Grove

DeppischCarl, cook F. Ruhling, r. 604 Mission

Deprais Josephine, widow, r. 310 Clementina

DePratto Antone, barber, r. 711 Geary rear

De Prefontaine Jean, theatrical performer, r.
605 Pine

Deprette August, r. 1148 Guerrero

De Prosse Vi ctor A. (De Prosse & Meussdorffer),
r. 1508 Leavenworth

De Prosse & Meussdorffer (Victor A. De Prosse
and Conrad A. Meussdorffer) architects,
97-98 St. Ann's Bldg

Depter Richard, cook J. H. Bornholdt, r. 33, 5th

De Pue Edgar J., president Yolo Orchard Co.,
State Prison Director and grain forward-
ing, 7-8 Mutual Life Bldg 3d floor, r. 2311
Scott

De Puy Newton E,, painter, r. I6I2 De Boom
" Stillman F., fireman, r. I614 De Boom

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De Quadros Manuel S., salesman Murray &

Steinhagen, r. 1711 Mason
Derbaum Henry U. (J. C. Derbaum & Co.), r.
1316, 26tli
" J. C. & Co. (John C. and Henry G. Der-
baum), house and sign painters, 1201
Howard
" John C. (J. C. Derbaum & Co.), r. 217 Clip-
per
Derbec Blue Gravel Mining Co. (Nevada Co.),
A. Derre president, B. E. Auger secre-
tary, office 320 Sansome, room 26
Derby Albert T. (Winter & Derby), r. 640 Golden
Gate Av
" Annie, widow, r. 217 Francisco
Derby Augustus B., secretary E. M. Derby &
Co., 22 California, room 10, r. Fruitvale
" Charles, r. 346, 4th
" Charles W., merchant, r. 942 Mission
Derby E. M. & Co. (incorporated), George H.
Payne president, Oscoe E. Derby vice-
president, A. B. Derby secretary, lum-
ber dealers, headquarters Brooklyn
Lumber Yard, East Oakland, Alameda
Lumber Yard, Alameda, oflice 22 Cali-
fornia, room 10
" Frank W., druggist Charles E. Morey, r.

942 Mission
" James F., stevedore, r. 24 Federal
" John, dentist, r. 640 Golden Gave Av
" John, stevedore, r. 821 Howard
" John, storekeeper str Gaelic, r. Occidental

Hotel
" John J., teamster, r. 24 Federal
" Marion, waitress Dennett's, r. 1215 Folsom
" Mary A., widow, r. 942 Mission
Derby Oscoe E., vice-president E. M. Derby &
Co., 22 California, room 10, r. Fruitvale,
Alameda Co.
" Patrick T., stevedore, r. 24 Federal
" Richard, chief clerk general auditor's
office S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Derbyshire James, seaman, r. 1861i'3 Lexington

Av
De Reimer George M., 1st asst. engineer Reve-
nue cutter Bear, r. 407 Leavenworth
de Remee Axel M., bookkeeper, r. 241, 18th
" Nathalee Mrs., stamping and embroidery,
241, 18th
Derenz Giuseppe, groceries, 408 Green
de Reynier Eugene, wholesale lumber, 324

Pine, room 3, r. 1307 Taylor
Dergans John, cook New Washington Hotel, r.
41 Louisa
" Michael M., machinist, r. 41 Louisa
Derham Charles S., deputy Superintendent
Streets, r. 2024 Clay
" Ernest, porter Stein, Simon & Co., r. 1011

Mason
" Howard, r. 1314 Mason
" Jennie, widow, r. 1314 Mason
" John, r. 2024 Pine

" John F., cigars and tobacco, 422^4 Jack-
son
" JosepnE., foreman William Lewis & Co.,

r. 2108 Larkin
" Terrence, drayman Pac. Coast Syrup Co.,

r. 973 Bryant
" Theresa E. Miss, teacher Potrero Primary

School, r. 2024 Pine
" William, clerk A. C. Dietz & Co., r. 321
Lombard
. " William, fireman Engine 2, r. 223 Kearny
" William A., cashier Brown & Metzner, r.
2024 Pine
4S="Derham. See Durham
Deriaz Denis, shoemaker, r. 810% Filbert
" Jules D., boot and shoemaker, 114 Mont-
gomery Av
Dericco Carlo, proprietor Milano Hotel, 416 Pa-
cific
" Frank, r. 416 Pacific
Derichs Louisa Mrs., r. 9 Carlos PI
Dericke Charles, laborer Sutro Baths, r. 313,

49th Av
Derisco Benedeto, cellarman, r. 416 Broadway
Derken Andrew C, cook William D. Meyer, r.

409 Pacific
Derker N., clerk, r. 636 Commercial

Derksen Peter W., barber William House, r. 53,

5th
d'Erlach Arnold H., mechanical engineer Union

I. Wks, r. 1109, 20th
Derman Hilma, domestic, 824 Sutter
Dermody Ann, widow, r. 307 Elm Av
" James P., groceries, 553 Minna, r. 416%

Natoma
" Jeremiah E., engineer Sutter St. Ry. r. 7

Fulton
" Kate, domestic, 555 Harrison
" William J,, factory hand Pac. Roll. Mill,
r. 7 Fulton
J8®=Dermody. See Darmody
Dermot S., clerk Simpson Lumber Co., r. Oak-
land
Dermott Samuel, butcher J. H. Hahn, r. 1601
San Carlos Av
" Thomas, master bktn Portland, office 48
Market, room 1, r. East Oakland
Dern John (P. H. Hink & Co.) r. Sausalito
Dernbach George, upholsterer and carpet layer,

154, 9th, r. 37 Washington Av
Dernham Albert (Buckingham & Hecht), r. 1354

Post
Derning George F., r. 1331 Valencia
" George Y., cutter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
1331 Valencia
De Rochemont Herbert S., real estate, r. 19

Glover
De Roco Vincent F., car repairer S. P. Co., r.

23d Av nr Point Lobos Av
De Roin Edward E., carpenter and builder, r. 216
Waller
" Frances, widow, r. 21 Rose Av
De Rome Louis (Whyte & De Rome), r. Golden
Gate, Cal.
" Louise B. Miss, dressmaker, r. a34, 27th
" Wilfred, foreman brass mol'der W. T. Gar-
ratt & Co., r. Golden Gate, Cal.
De Roos Leon, traveling salesman, r. 1311%

Golden Gate Av
De Rosa Winslow F. , barber, 4 Howard, r. Berke-
ley
Derque Alphonse, proprietor Palmer House, 326

Pacific
Derre August, president Derbec Blue Gravel
Mining Co. and West Coast Fruit and
Wine Growers' Assn., 320 Sansome, room
26, r. 41 Sycamore Av
" Julius, mining, r. 41 Sycamore Av
" Louis E., clerk Post Office, r. 41 Sycamore
Av
Derrichs Louisa, widow, r. 1200 Larkin
Derrick Alice L. Miss, teacher Columbia Gram-
mar School, r. 705 Hyde
" Andrew, hostler, r. 1010% Clay
" Artemesia Miss, clerk, r. 1010% Clay
" Charles, cleaner Sutro Baths, r. 1 Ocean

Terrace
" Frank, horse trainer, r. 316, 4th
" Frank, wagon maker, r. 551% Howard
" John L., treasurer Western Outlook Pub-
lishing Co., r. 1391 Baker
" Louis M., marine engineer, r. 705 Hyde
" Marcus H., waiter, r. 1010% Clay
" Margaret L., widow, r. 705 Hyde
" Martha, widow, r. 1010% Clay
" Richard, waiter str Dauntless, r. 1010%

Clay
" William J., carrier postofflce, r. 1010% Clay
Derry Frank M., driver Farnsworth & Ruggles,

r. 229% Clara
De Ruette Jean B., porter French Hospital
De Rutte Arthur, carpenter, r. California nr24th
Av

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de Rusrter John E., grain, grain bags and insur
ance, 405 California, r. Sausalito

Dervin Edward J., clerk C. Curtin, r. 609 Ellis

Dervismes Henri, carpenter, r. 6 Polk Lane

de Sabla Eugene, office, 40 California, room 8, r.
Guatemala
" Eugene Jr., office, 40 California, room 8

Desakar John, r. 247, 2d

Desali Domenico, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo

De Sanno William F., machinist Electrical En-
gineering Co., r. Golden Gate, Cal.

De Santi Alessandro, milkman, r. 18th Av South
nrS
" Angelo, steel worker Pac. Roll. Mill
" Jacapo, cellarman, r. 416 Broadway
" Lorenzo, milkman, r. 17th Av South nr S
" Pietro (O. Puccinelli & Co.), r. 12 Ohio PI

Desaret Emile, waiter, r. 24 Trenton Alley

De Sassise Jules, seaman, r. Congdon nr Nye

De Saville C. Mrs., ladies' tailor, 231 Post, r.
2809 Pine

Desban Alexandria, widow, r. 275 Broad
" Alfred, carpenter, r. 275 Broad

Desbarats Jean, proprietor Europe Hotel, 814
Montgomery

Desbeck John, attorney at law, 17 Mills Bldg, 3d
floor

Descalso Brothers (incorporated), P. C. Descalso
president, L. M. Descalso secretary,
wholesale and retail wines and liquors,
575 Market
" Giuseppe, liquors, 51214 Green, r. 514 Green
" James R., collector D. Appleton & Co., r.
1922 Howard

Descalso Luke M., secretary Descalso Bros.
575 Market, r. 1922 Howard

Descalso Peter C, president Descalso Bros.
575 Market, r. 1215 Waller

Deschamps Joseph (Deschamps & Vinet), r. SE
cor Point Lobos and 5th Avs
" & Vinet (Joseph Deschamps and Edward
Vinet), liquors. SE cor Point Lobos and
5th Avs

Deschler John, butcher, UOWi Ellis, r. 797^
Stevenson

Deschwanden Anton, hostler X L Dairy Co., r.
2631 Harrison

Descormiers Charles B., brass m Iter W. T.
Garratt & Co., r. Oakland

Descoueyte Annie Mrs., furnished rooms, 515
Sacramento
" Louise Miss, dressmaker, r. 515 Sacra-
mento

De Seda Carlos J., insurance broker Brown,
Craig & Co., r. 420, 6th

Desenfant Paul J., poultry and dairy produce,
7-13 Pac. Fruit MarKet, r. 732^2 Green

Desepte Charles, optician, r. 3 Hopeton Ter-
race

Desera Marie, widow, r. 213 Austin

Deshlelds Benjamin, proprietor Boston Quick
Laundry, 9, 4th, r. 312 Capp
" Britt, mill hand James Young, r. 5 Minna
" Ivan, solicitor Boston Quick Laundry, r.
312 Capp

Design Harry, carpenter, r. 357 Jessie

De Silva Mary V., widow, r. 403 Union
" Shephard B., shipping clerk M. J Branden-
stein & Co., r. Alameda

De Silvay F. William, agent The International
Security Co., r. 129a, 14th

De Silveira Manuel G., barber, 30!^ Clay, r. Oak-
land

Desimone Salvatore, fruits and vegetables, 2764
Mission

Desirello Domenico, driver, r. 1817 Union

Desler Peter, gardener, r. 31 Blake
Deslongchamp Diudonni, laborer, r. 8 Elwood
Des Marais Ella Miss, nurse S. F. Protestant
Orphan Asylum

" Philip M., clerk Thomas T. Eraser, r. East
Oakland
De Smet Alfred D. E., manager Calvert's Phar-
macy, S E cor Clay and Kearny, r. 212a
Eddy
DeSmith Alphonso, r. 108, 8th

•' Francisca A., widow, r. 1421 Geary

" George, student, r. 1421 Geary
Desmond Agnes Miss. r. 319 Sierra

" Ann, widow, r. 5 Alabama

" Annie, domestic, 2413 Washington

" Barnet, tailor, r. 145a Tehama

" Cornelius, horseshoer Martin W. Fay, r.
Ill, 26th

" Cornelius, mate str Modoc, r. 54 Tehama

" Cornelius, teamster Daniel F. Gallagher

" Cornelius L., painter, r. 2214 Pine

" Daniel, driver R. Baldocchi, r. 2330 Fill-
more

" Daniel, laborer Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 2223
Greenwich

" Daniel, laborer Spring Valley W. W., r.
Lake Honda

" Daniel, lineman Edison Light & Power
Co., r. 30Freelon

" Daniel, paver, r. 142 Perry

" Daniel, wagonmaker, r. 443 Clementina

" Daniel A., carpenter, r. 142 Perry

" Daniel D., carpenter, r. 1303 Eddy

" Denis, horseshoer, r. 120 William

" Denis, laborer, r. 726 M South

" Dennis, r. 415 Minna

" Edward, boatman, r. 22O8V2 Mason

" Ella Miss, .shoe finisher, r. 319 Sierra

" Felix, carpenter, r. 2208'/^ Mason

" Felix, teamster, r. 615, 7th

•' Felix P., carriage painter Corporation
Yard S. F. F. D., r. 835 Vallejo

" Frank J., butcher, r. 1303 Eddy

" Frank J., clerk Byron M. Warren, r. 2005
Webster

•' Helen F. Miss, student, r. 1711 Clay

" Henry, boatman, r. 2208^4 Mason

" Humphrey I., painter, paper hanger and
decorator, 506 Buchanan

" Israel, clothing, 671 Howard, r. 145A Te-
hama

" James, hostler S. P. Hicks, r. 88 Wildey

" James, stock cutter W. H. Nolan & Co., r.
415 Minna

" James, switchman, r. 216, 17th

•' James A., porter Studebaker Bros. Mfg.
Co., r. 97 Colton

" James D., baker, r. 1303 Eddy

" James P., liquors, 30 Freelon

" Jeremiah H., groceries and liquors, NE
cor 22d and Harrison, r. 230, 22d

" John, r. 1325 York

" John, deckhand str Modoc

" John, laborer, r. 4321-4 Ringold

" John, painter, r. 4 Converse

" John, watchman, r. 421, 6th

" John, with W. McCafferty. r. 216. 17th

" John Jr., wood turner G. F. Atkinson, r.
421, 6th

" John B., salesman Moore & Sons, r. 32a
Lafayette

" JohnF., house painter, r. 443 Clementina

" Joseph W., laborer, r. 443 Clementina

" Mary Miss, dressmaking, 5 Alabama

" Mary Miss, dressmaking, 415 Minna

" Mary E., widow, r. 1711 Clay

" Nellie, widow, r. 43 Natoma

" Patrick D., porter, r. 443 Clementina

" Patrick D., teamster, r. NW cor Steiner
and Hermann
Desmond Paul, attorney at law, 3 and 10 Mur-
phy Bldg, r. 106 Eddy

" Philip, teamster, r. 615, 7th

" Thomas, janitor, 220 Mason, r. T/i Dike-
man

" Timothy, clerk S. H. Harmon Lumber
Co., r. 325 Virginia Av

" Timothy, laborer, r. S s Lombard bet
Montgomery and Sansome

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Timothy, laborers. P. Co., r. 17 Wash-
ington Av
" Timothy J,, asst. weigher U. S. Customs,

r. 354, 11th
" Timothy J., butcher Muller & Koenig, r.

15021/2 Folsom
" William, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r.

415 Minna
" William, laborer, r. ilQY^ Ringold
" William, real estate, r. 21 Harriet
" William E., carriage painter, r. W s Man-
chester nr Precita Av
" William J., clerk J. H. Desmond, r. 230, 22d
" William J., insurance, r. 1013 Hayes
Desmus Rosalie, widow, r. 1319 Mason
De Sola Abraham, bartender Harry B. Adler,

r. 116 Eddy
De Solla Abraham M., president De Solla, Deus-

sing Co., 2 California, r. 526 Hayes
De Solla, Deussing Co., Abraham M. De Solla
president, William H. Barkley secre-
tary, magnesia steam pipe and boiler
covering, 2 California
De Soto Nash L.., lodgings, 326 Mason
de Soto Salvador, clerk auditing dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. 320/2 Scott
de Souze Martha Miss, r. 1210 Jones
Despard Thomas, gardener, r. 440, 17th
De Sparr Eugene, barber, 3000^4 Mission, r. 5

Laskie
Despaux Helorine Mrs., lodgings, 1723 Market

" Jean B., cleaner, r. 1723 Market
Desprez Josephine, widow, r, 332 Shipley
Desrosches Louis G., florist, Amherst nr Cam-
bridge
Desrosier Charles, pattern maker, r, 1012, 14th
Av South
" Charles, upholsterer, r. 667 Minna
" Henry P. , blacksmith, r. 1012, 14th A v South
Dessau Henry F., solicitor Euler& Klemm, r. 3

Cottage PI
Dessauer Max L,., salesman Union Clothing

Co., r. 1315A Steiner

Dessmeyer Anton F., laborer, r. cor 26th and Noe

Dessnin William (Dessnin & Wagner), r. 303, 9th

" & Wagner (William Dessnin and Michael

Wagner), liquors, 1247 Folsom

Dessouslavy Jules C, merchant, 124Sansome. r.

2437 California
De St. Germain Angele, widow, r. 2006 Devisadero
" Eugene (St. Germain Billiard Co.), r. 2006

Devisadero
." George (St. Germain Billiard Co.) , r. 2006
Devisadero
de St. Hubert J. C, (St. Hubert Vineyard Co.),

r. 815 Eddy
de St. Julien Paul, salesman Stein, Simon &

Co., r. 1314 O'Farrell
de Succa James, insurance agent, r. 501,26tfa
Deswattenne Ernest, salesman Raphael Weill

& Co., r. 612 Bush
De Tamble Elbert R., secretary and treasurer
Paul Boy ton Chute Co., S s Haight bet
Clayton and Cole, r. Alameda
De Tamble Peter, president Paul Boy ton Chute
Co., S s Haight bet Clayton and Cole, r.
Chicago
De Tanto Carlo, laborer, r. 8th and Channel
Detchmendy George A., 1st lieut. company F.

1st Infantry U. S. A., Angel Island
Detels M. & Co. (Martin Detels), ship supplies,
groceries and liquors, SW cor Harrison
and Main, and liquors, 8 Sacramento,
and SE cor Davis and Pacific
Detels Martin (M. Detels & Co.), r. 985 Peralta,

Oakland
Detels Martin P., produce commission and
flour merchant, 114 Davis, r. 307 Lott
" William P., watertender str Santa Rosa, r.
Oakland
Detels' Branch, wines and liquors, SE cor Pacific

and Davis
Deterding Christopher E. G., chandelier maker

Thomas Day & Co., r. 43 Warren
Dethlefsen Andrew, driver J. Sanders
■' Frederick, butcher S. P. Hicks, r. 2813 Clay
" John P. seaman, r. 510 Pacific
" Nicolai F., proprietor Railroad House, 533
Commercial, r. 213 Chattanooga

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,
CARPETS.

Immense Stock of the Latest Patterns.
G41-G47 iVlarket St.

Detlefson Ellen, widow, r. 309, 7th
" H., salesman O'Connor, Moftatt & Co.,r.

1019 Post
" Henry E., paper cutter Schmidt Label &
Lith. Co., r. 309, 7th
Detling Michael, driver Albert Komsthoeft, r.

15 Hyde
4®~ Detling. See Dettling
Detoy Alexander, awning maker, r. 52;^ Shipley
" Charles, clerk A. F. Tenney Co., r. 851 Fol-
som
" Louis, bookkeeper A. F. Tenney Co., r. 851
Folsom
Detrick Charles R,, attorney at law, 303 Cali-
fornia, r. 2709 Laguna
" Edington, office 303 California, r. 2709 La-
guna
Detrick Edington Jr., dealer bags, twines, linen
threads, mackintoshes, umbrellas, rub-
ber and oiled clothing, tents, awnings,
flags and cotton duck, 303 California, r.
2705 Laguna
" Elise M. Mrs., physician, 2709 Laguna
" Henry L., clerk Edington Detrick, Jr., r.
2709 Laguna
4S" Detrick. See Diedrich, Dietrich and Ditt-

rich
Detroit Foundry Supply Co. (Detroit, Mich.),
Joseph E. Plamondon agent, 58 Crocker
Bldg
" Picture Frame and Portrait Co., Louis
Goudsmit proprietor, 818 Geary
De Troost George (De Troost & Co.), r. Golden
Gate, Cal.
" & Co. (George De Troost), publishers theat-
rical programmes, 320 Sansome
Dettbarn Otto W., laborer John Horstmann, r.

28 Shotwell
Dettelback J. B., merchant, r. 600 Bush
Dettling Conrad, cashier Gustav Sassenberg, r.
10 Lick
" Joseph, laborer W. R. Knights Co., r. 821
Filbert
jm= Dettling. See Detling
Dettmann Ludwig, r. 109 Webster
MS' Dettmann. See Dittmann
Dettmar Charles H., foreman composing dept.
Schmidt Label & Lith. Co., r. 507 Octavia
" Frederick, carpenter, r. 820 Hampshire
" George, compositor Schmidt Label & Lith.

Co., r. 706 California
" Herman, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 820

Hampshire
" Mary Mrs., furnished rooms. 706 California
MW Dettmar. See Dittmar and Dittmer
Dettmer Henry G., liquors, 506 Clay, r. 231 Clem-
entina
" John, r. 1304 Webster
Dettmering John F., tea and coffee dealer, 410

Austin
Dettmers George, master str Alcatraz, offi.ce 20

California, r. 324i^, 18th
Dettner Arthur A., gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co.,
r. 3240 Mission
" Ernest H., pressman Upton Bros., r. 3240

Mission
" George W., foreman Pac. States Type

Foundry, r. 1439, 23d
" Mary C, widow, r. 3240 Mission
Dettwller Arnold W., patrolman Morse's Patrol,

r. 71/2 Dale PI
De Turk Isaac (C. M. Mann successor), native
wines and brandies, 216-220 Sacramento
Deubler Conrad, barber, r. I50914 Steiner
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Deuel Devere V.. draughtsman Townley Bros.,

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Deupree John, manager Bottle Koenig's Theatre,
r. 526 Kearny
" Josephine Mrs., proprietor Bottle Koenig's
Theatre, 215 Montgomery Av, r. 526
Kearny
Deuprey Eugene N., attorney at law, 504 Kearny,
rooms 7-9, r. NW cor Clay and Laurel
•' Hillyer, clerk Johnson-Locke Mercantile
Co., r. NW cor Clay and Laurel
«S"Deuprey. See Dupree and Duprev
;^De Urioste. See Urioste
Deusbury W. Ambrose, bookkeeper, r. Ill Va-
lencia
Denser Charles, special policeman, r. 1410 Mason

" Mary K. Miss., r. 717 Post
Deuss Hugo O., watchmaker, 126 Kearny, room

14, r. 8091/2 Guerrero
Deussen Amelia, widow, r. 19 Hawthorne

" Henry, silk dyer. r. 19 Hawthorne
Deussing Titus, with De Solla, Deussing Co., r.

538 McAllister
Deutch Isaac (Grass & Deutch),r. 1223!^ Geary
Deutsch Emil, manager retail dept. Nathan.
Dohrmann & Co., r. 1420 Post
^' Ferdinand, speculator, r. 863 Folsom
" Jacob, r. 1513 Geary
" Joseph M.. milk vender, r. 109 Randall
" Julius (Julius Deutsche & Son), r. 1618 Pine
" Julius & Son (Julius and Solomon), harness

makers. 1408 Polk
" Louis, bartender John H. Seeba, r. 514 Bush
Deutscll Michael, manager New Louvre, 8-14
0"Farrell. r. 1427 Pine
" Samuel, salesman J. Samuels, r. 2615 Pine
" Solomon (Julius Deutsch & Son), r. 1818
Webster
Deutsche Vereins-Zeitung (weekly), C. Lei-
decker & Co. publishers, 321 California
Deutscher Frauen Verein Red Cross, Druids
Hall. 413 Sutter
" Lloyd Marine Insurance Co. (Berlin), Syz
& Co. agents, 410 California
Deutsche! Verein, A. Herbst president, Will-
iam Wirthle secretary. 336 Post
Deutschmann A. T., weaver Golden Gate Woolen

Mills
Deuwel Henry J. , harness maker, r. 430 Greenwich

" Joseph, baker, r. 4.30 Greenwich
De Valin George H.. collector Burnham & Marsh

Co.,r. San Rafael
De Vail Frederick, musician, r. 769 Market
Devall George A., laborer U. S. Appraisers'
Bldg., r. 2102 Mason
" Herbert, musician, r. 808b Geary
Devalle Edward, porter George H. TayCo..r.
1414 Powell
" Estelle. widow, r. 1414 Powell
Devan Maria, widow, r. 1310 Green
Devaney Henry, laborer, r. 1 Fargo PI
■• John, r. NW cor Russ and Natoma
" Rose, widow, r. a36, 12th Av
Devany Annie Miss. r. 318 Shotwell
Devany, Hopkins & Co. (Lawrence Devany),
bicycles, o20-522 Stanyan and 192S-1929
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" John, clerk, r. 905 Market
" John A., carpenter, r. 318 Shotwell
" John A.. Jr.. printer, 2113 Howard, r. 318

Shotwell
" Lawrence (Devany, Hopkins & Co.). r. 520
Stanyan
n-any. See Deveny

de Varila Walter, mining, 316 California, room

19, r. 316 Valencia
De Vassey Louis, waiter, r. 435 O'Farrell
De Vaull Henry L., solicitor G. H. Umbsen &
Co.,r. 1617 Webster
■' John, r. 1617 Webster
" Lloyd A., real estate, r. 1617 Webster
4®=De Vaull. See Devall, Du Val and Du Valle
De Vecchi Andrew, painter Pac. Sheet Metal

Wks, r. 436a Francisco
Devecchi George, driver Patrick Lynch, r. 532i/^

Eddy
De Vecchi Paolo, physician and surgeon, 78-79
Crocker Bldg, telephone Main 1759, r.
1717 Jackson, telephone East 124
4®~De Vecchi. See Di Vecchio
Devecenzi Eliza, widow, r. 6 Newell PI
" Michael, bootblack, r. 6 Newell PI
Devechio Edward, r. 6 Russell
" Giuseppe, r. 6 Russell
" Louis, laborer, r. 6 Russell
Develey Heury K., capitalist, r. 1840 Union
" Henry K. Jr., groceries, 1838 Union, r. 1840
Union
D'Evelyn F. W., physician and surgeon, office
and r. 405 Powell, hours 1 to 3 p. m., eve-
nings 7 p. m., Sundays 1:30 to 3 p. m.,
telephone Main 5185
Deveney John, cook, r. 333 Tehama
" John, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 717 Ten-
nessee
Deveny Edward W., barber John Stable, r. 2931
Harrison
" John, teamster Kenny & McHugh, r. NE

cor 10th Av and Pulton
" Peter, fee clerk Treasurer's office, r. 26 John
4®=Deveny. See Devany

Dever James, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Powell and Vallejo, r. 809 Capp
" James H., meterman, r. 3905 Sacramento
" John, laborer, r. 33^4 Dore
" John Jr., teamster, r. 33'/^ Dore
" John W.. marble cutter, r. 11 Bryant Av

rear
•' J. S., harness maker Main & Winchester,

r. International Hotel
'■ Michael, teamster, r. 11 Bryant Av rear
" Rose, widow, r. 11 Bryant Av rear
4®= Dever. See Diver and Divver
Devere Frank, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 3237

Mission
De Vere J., r. 218 Eddy
" J. A., r. 113, 4th
" M. E. Mrs., medium r. 29 Eddy
Devereaux Maud Miss, bookkeeper, r. 219 Geary
" Michael, paper hanger, r. 624, 4th
" William, student, r. 427 O'Farrell
" William J., 2d engineer str Apache, r. 710
Polk
Devereux John P., janitor Spreckels Bldg, r. 161

Dore
Deveron Duncan, 1st asst. engineer str Areata,

r. Oakland
Devers Harry M., clerk Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co.,

r. Oakland
Devery John, groceries and liquors. SW cor
Bush and Baker
" Thomas W., liquors, SE cor 4th and Clem-
entina
de Veuve Clarence, clerk Ins. Co. of North
America, r. 1216 Laguna
■ Earl, clerk Cesar Bertheau, r. 1216 La-
guna
" Gardner, student, r. 1216 Laguna
•• Henry, civil engineer, r. 1216 Laguna
" Henrv Jr., insurance broker, 412 California,

r. 30714 Castro
" Prentiss A., cashier Judson Dynamite
and Powder Co.. r. 1216 Laguna
Devia Francisco, r. 634 Vallejo
De Villers Henry, plasterer, r. 1047^^ Folsom
Devincenzi Angelo, peddler, r. 132 Francisco
" Angelo, scavenger, r. 327 Vallejo
" Angelo, scavenger, r. 423'/^ Broadway
'• Annie Mrs., r. 5 Bartol
•' Antonio, laborer, r. 1 Bartol
" Antonio, laborer, r. 298 Utah
" Aurelianna Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Mary
G. Allen, r. 10 Caroline PI

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507

Devincenzi Bastiano, teamster Benedetto Cere-
ghino, r. 1113 Kearny

" Brothers (Michael and Louis Jr.), boot-
blacks, 659 Clay

" Caesar (Dematt«i & Co.), r. 222 Blake

" Domenlco, peddler, r. 132 Francisco

" Gaetano, teacher music, 527 Green

" Giovanni, gardener, Colombo Market

" Giovanni, hostler, r. 425 Broadway rear

" Giovanni, packer Yosemite Flour Mills, r.
298 Utah

" Giovanni B., r. 425 Broadway rear

" Joseph, laborer, r. 10 Caroline PI

" Louis, r. 6 Newell PI

" Louis, r. 425 Broadway rear

" Louis Jr. (Devincenzi Bros.), r. 6 NewellPl

" Luigi, r, 314 Pacific

" Luigi, scavenger, r. 1926 Post.

" Michael (Devincenzi Bros.), r. 6 Newell PI

" Natalino, r. 425 Broadway rear

" Peter, peddler, r. 3113 Laguna

" Torres, widow, r. 298 Utah
Devine Annie Miss, glove maker, r. IIO814 Broad-
way

" Annie Miss, nurse, r. 232 Day

" Edward, r. 346, 4th

" Edward P., r. 609 Hyde

" Elizabeth B., widow, r. 929 Valencia

" George E., asst. bookkeeper Langley & Mi-
chaels Co., r. 612 Page

" George F. W., stock cutter Kempkey, Gil-
ham & Sawyer, r. Oakland

" Grace, widow, ladies' nurse, r. 232 Langton

" Hannah, widow, r. 27 Rausch

" Harriet, widow, r. The (Lick) Old Ladies'
Home

" J., coal passer str City of Sydney

" James (J. W. Lomelino & Co.), r. 1523>4
WashiDgton

" James, carpenter, r. 719 Tennessee

" James, hostler Wells, Fargo & C, r. 611
Folsom

" James, laborer, r. 605 Broadway

" James, porter Stein, Simon & Co., r. 437b
Hayes

" James, wood finisher S. F. Furniture Mfg.
Co., r. 408, 6th

" James H., hackman, r. 9 Minna

" James P., clerk, r. 929 Valencia

" James P., tinsmith, r. 612 Page

" Jane, widow, r. 1108% Broadway

" Johanna, widow, r. Ill Clipper

" John, laborer U. S. Engineer's Dept., r.
Presidio

" John, oiler Alex McCord & Co., r. 1 Rose PI

" John, painter, r. 408, 6th

" John, waiter, r. 247, 2d

" John D., fireman, r. 5 Central Court

" Joseph, coal passer revenue cutter Bear, r.
547, 1st

" Lizzie Miss, glove maker, r. 1108^4 Broad-
way

" Mark A., laborer U. S. Customs, r. 929
Valencia

" Mary Miss, glovemaker, r. 1108^4 Broadway

" M. E. Miss, school teacher, r. 612 Page

" Patrick, r. 10 St. Charles PI

" Patrick, r. 1254 Howard

" Patrick, laborer, r. 558 Pennsylvania Av

" Patrick, messman str Mariposa

" Robert J., r. 609 Hyde

" Rosanna Mrs., r. 947a 17th

" Sylvester A., collector, r. 929 Valencia

" Thomas, hostler, r. 42 Clay

" William A., salesman J. C. Nolan & Co., r.
612 Page ■
Devins Michael, laborer, r. 45 Gilbert
Devitt Harry J., seaman, r. 916 Montgomery

" James, driver Police Patrol, r. 148 Clara

" Katharine, widow, r. 148 Clara

" Thomas, laborer, r. 148 Clara
4®-Devitt. See Davitt
Devize B., cook Palace Hotel, r. 219 Elm Av

" Frank, barber, r. 807 Pacific
Devlin Catherine, widow, r. 12 Hawthorne

" Charles J., clerk, r. 30 Chesley
Devlin Charles J. I., architect, 305 Larkin, rooms
109 to 112, r. 936 Hayes

" Edward, pipe fitter, r. 163V2 Silver

Devlin Edward, service man S. F. Gas Light

Co., r. Treat Av nr Stoneman
" Elizabeth K., widow, r. 30 Chesley
" Felix I., salesman Armes & Dallam, r. 115

Page
" Frank, plumber Frank H. Mills, r. 27 Ford
Devlin Frank J., manager Atlas Assurance Co.,

309 Sansome, r. 2100 Bush
" Henry A., laborer, r. 30 Chesley
" Hugh, butcher, r. 1920a Filbert
" James, r. 936 Hayes
" James, driver, r. Brunswick bet Lowell and

Lafayette
" James, salesman H. M. Heineman. r. 115

Page
" James F. (Devlin & Sons), r. Morse nr

Watt Av
" James J., cooper, r. 66 Clementina
" .James S.. carpenter, r. 936 Hayes
" J. Ann, widow, r. 1070 Shotwell
'• Jane, widow, r. 4 Zoe rear
" John, car washer, r. 1920a Filbert
" John, horseshoer, 438, 4th, r. 297 Clementina
" John, laborer, r. 163i4 Silver
" John, teamster James Mull any & Co.
" .John Jr., painter, r. 1920A Filbert
" John D., laundryman, r. 1260a 18th
" John E., salesman Armes & Dallam, r. 115

Page
" John F., wool sorter Catton, Bell «& Co., r.

18 Russ
" John J. (Devlin & Sons), r. Morse nr Watt

Av
" Joseph, gripman Geary St. RR. Co., r. 1301

Lyon
" Joseph M., r. 66 Clementina
" Mark (Devlin & Sons), r. Morse nr Watt Av
" Mary, widow, r. 1235a Folsom
" Mary E., domestic, 1920a Filbert
" Michael, longshoreman, r. 217^,4 Clara
" Patrick, car driver S. P. Co., r. 297 Clem-
entina
" Robert H., laundryman Occidental Hotel,

r. 66 Shipley
■' Vincent P., clerk C. J. I. Devlin, r. 936

Hayes
" William J., clerk William Wolff & Co., r.

1025b Jackson
" & Sons (Mark, John J. and James F.),

dairy, off Mission Road nr Six-Mile

House
>e®"Devlin. See D'Evelyn and Tevlin
Devoe Louise S., widow, r. 1118 Sacramento
Devoid John, carpenter str City of Sydney
De Voll Henry H. (Harms & DeVoll), r. 1

Golden PI
" May Miss, cashier People's Palace, r. 223^/4

Powell •

Devon The, Daniel K. Hall proprietor, 1130

Market
Devonshire The, Mrs. J. Sandford proprietor,

725 Pine
Devorak Joseph, machinist Union Iron Wks,

r. 16DeBoom
De Vore John J., driver Rapid Safety Filter Co.,

r. 1521 Leavenworth
De Vos Anton, bartender R. J. Techau & Co.,

r. 5041/2 Grove
Devota Louis A., foreign and domestic wines

and liquors. 125^4, 6th. r. 2316 Bryant
Devoto A. & Co. (Antonio Devoto and Carlo

Mangini), wood and coal, 2407 California
" Americo, president California Fruit Co.,

505-507 Sansome
" Andrew A., housesmith Dyer Bros., r. 1718

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Devoto Antonio (A. Devote & Co.), r. ^407 Cali-
fornia
" Antonio, fruits and vegetables, 1539 Pow-
ell, r. 705^/^ Green
Devoto David, charcoal and wood commission
merchant, 430 Pacific, r. 55 Erie
" Emil, salesman, r. 618a Lombard
" Eugene, can maker George H. Tay Co., r.

722 Broadway rear
" Frank, r. 314 Pacific

" James, poulterer Bemhard Miller, r. 1718
Stockton
Devoto James A., attorney at law, 3-5 Mont-
gomery Block, r. 705H Green
" Johanna, widow, r. 722 Broadway rear
" John, clerk A. Garbini & Co., r. 506 Broad-
way
" Joseph, teamster Benedetto Cereghino, r.

430 Pacific
" Michael, restaurant, r. 330i4 Pacific
" Thomas, laborer, r. 215!^ Perry
" Vittorio, with California Fruit Co., r. 828b
Union
Devon Andrew, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Devoust Elie, employee Goldberg, Bowen& Co.,

r. 800% Hayes
Devoy Patrick, roofer, r. 871 Market
Devrieze Ann, widow, r. 506 Eureka
Dewall Bernard, poultry raiser. Hunter's Point
De Walt Melena Mrs., proprietor The Earl, 304

Stockton
Dewants Michael, r. 1622 Stockton rear
Dewar Daniel, helper Muir Bros., r. 34i/4 Russ
" Margaret, widow, r. 34^4 Russ
" Peter, salesman Pac. Sheet Metal Wks, r.

413 O'Farrell
" Robert M., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill
" Roderick H., engineer Pac. Paving Co.
Dewey Alfred H., engraver Dewey Engraving

Co., r. Oakland
Dewey Alfred T. (Dewey & Co.). and manager
Dewey Engraving Co., 220 Market, r.
Oakland
" Cyrenus, r. 1113'4 Stevenson
" Daniel L., asst. superintendent Masonic
Cemetery, r. 2054 McAllister

DEWEY ENGRAVING CO.,

Alfred T. Dewey manager, photo-en-
graving (Half tone I zincographers and
wood engravers, 220 Market, tele-
phone Main 658

Dewey Frederick H., commercial editor Call, r.

Alameda
" George, musician, r. 384 San Jose Av
" Harry L., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co.,

r. 613 Dimond
" James, musician, r. 384 San Jose Av
" Josiah A., r. 239^/4 Bartlett
" Josiah A. Jr.. r. 239% Bartlett
" Kate H., widow, r. 3137 Clay
" Mary Mrs., r. 424 Ringold
Dewey Publishing Co., J, F. Halloran general

manager, publishers Pacific Rural Press

and Mining and Scientific Press, 220

Market
" Robert P., wood turner, r. 1016 Bryant
" William A., carpenter Louis Schmidt, r.

111314 Stevenson
" William H., clerk freight auditor's dept. S.

P. Co., r. 1207 McAllister

DEWEY & CO.

(George H. Strong, A. T. Dewey and
W. B. Ewer), patent solicitors, 220
Market

De Weys William D., r. 81/2 Wetmore PI

Dewhirst Isaac, expressman, NW cor Larkin
and Geary, r. 538, 27th

Dewing Amasa J., piano dept. The J. Dewing
Co.,r. 1408 Bush

Dewing Archibald A., financial agent, invest-
ments, loans and real estate, 508 Mont-
gomery, room 25, r. East Oakland
" Arthur J., r. 1005 California
" Charles H., bookkeeper Sherman, Clay &
Co., r. Oakland

Dewing James, president The J. Dewing Co.,
12-14 Flood Bldg, r. 710 Central Av

Dewing J. Company The, James Dewing presi-
dent, Madison S. Dewingvlce-president,
publishers and importers and manufact-
urers pianos, warerooms 2d floor Flood
Bldg, telephone Main 679

Dewing Madison S., vice-president The J.
Dewing Co., 12-14 Flood Bldg, r. Oakland
" Margaret Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home
" Mary E., widow, r 1005 California
" Stephen, collector The J. Dewing Co., r.
Golden Gate, Cal.

De Winton W. Wilkins, naval architect, 3 Har-
rison, r. 1141 Dolores

de Wit Albert P., r. 306'/2 Shotwell

De Wit Cornelius, engineer Long Syrup Refin-
ing Co., r. 3O614 Shotwell

de Wit John, sugar boiler Western Sugar Re-
finery, r. 155 Dore

Dewitt Arthur W. (M. Dewitt & Co.), r. 503 Lib-
erty

De Witt Frank C, carpenter, r. 1223 Lombard
" Frederic M., salesman, r. 1223 Lombard

Dewitt Henry, master mariner, r. 916 Mont-
gomery
" John A., driver M. Dewitt & Co., r. 502 Lib-
erty

de Witt James M.. cashier James De La Mon-
tanya, r. Alameda

DE WITT JOHN WALLACE,

physician and surgeon, SW cor So-
lano and Kentucky, hours, 8:30
to 9:30 a. m., 2 to 4 and 6:30 to 7:30
p. m., r. NE cor Mississippi and Butte,
telephone South 54-4 bells
De Witt Louisa Miss, dressmaker, r. 2106 Mar-
ket
Dewitt M. & Co. (Mortimer and Arthur W.

Dewitt), groceries, 221-223, 3d
De Witt Mary C, widow, r. 1223 Lombard
Dewitt Mortimer (Dewitt & Harris, and M.

Dewitt & Co.), r. 600 Oak
De Witt Sophie L., widow, r. 1519 Larkin
De Witt T. Byron, physician and surgeon, of-
fice and r. 1609 Jackson, hours 1 to 3 and
7 to 8 p. m.
•' William, wood carver, 3106 Market
Dewitt & Harris (Mortimer Dewitt and Wil-
liam F. Harris), grocers, 34, 7th
Jm- De Witt. See Devitt
Dewlaney Carl W., candy maker, 706 Valencia
4S" Dewlaney. See Delaney
De Wolf Louise Mrs., lodgings, 333, 4th

" M. E., widow, r. 1209 Taylor
De Wolfe Edgar S., r. Hotel Pleasanton
De Wolfe H. C, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co.,

r. Hotel Pleasanton
Dewoody Mary T., widow, r. 918 Post

" Thomas, clerk, r. 918 Post
Deworak John, boots and shoes, 724 Florida
Dews Edwin B., fireman, r. 16 Rausch
Dexter Alfred G., marine engineer, 9 Mission, r.
Alameda
" Benjamin F., laborer S. P. Co., r. 22 Page
" David H., reporter, r. 652 Waller
" Dennis, watchman, r. 22 Page
" D. Gilbert, general agent Massachusetts
Benefit Life Assn, 614 Spreckels' Bldg, r.
652 Waller
" Eben H., teamster C. B. Rode & Co:, r. 446,

5th
" Forrester W., teamster, r. 324 Ritch
" George A., liquors, 400, 9th
" Hattie B., widow, r. 725 Devisadero
" Hermann F., cashier Dewey Publishing
Co. r. Alanaeda

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Dexter House, Mrs. S. Dexter proprietor. 534
Bush
" Irene Miss, teaclier music, r. 22 Page
" Jennie Mrs., seamstress, r. 9 Vandewater
" Selah Mrs., proprietor Dexter House, 534
Bush
Dey Richard v., capitalist, 7 Nevada Block, r.
323 Grant Av
" Robert P., salesman Cutting Fruit Packing
Co., r. Oakland
4S=Dey. See Day

Deyl Josephine, widow, r. 651 Stevenson
Deymore Henry, laborer, r. 1530 Kentucky
de Young Micliel H., proprietor San Francisco
Chronicle, NE cor Kearny and Market,
r. 1919 California
Dezendorf James N., draughtsman U. S. Sur-
veyor General's office, r. 714 Bush
" Samuel L., seaman, r. 438'/4 Fell
De Zordo Peter, blacksmith Braida & Pasquali,
r. 334 Fulton
" Serafino, mosaic worker Braida & Pas-
quali, r. 334 Fulton
Dezzirello Domenico, driver Louis Ratto, r. 1811

Union rear
Dhale E. M. Mrs., r. 66 South Park rear
" Maud Miss, milliner, r. 66 South Park

rear
" Olaf D., machinist, r. 66 South Park rear
Dheiling Albert J., carrier postofflce, r. 1511

Taylor
Dhue Edward, laborer U. S. Engineer's Dept, r.
Presidio
" Hannah J. Miss, dressmaker, r. 838% Har-
rison
" James M., carpenter, r. 840 Harrison
" John, stonecutter P. Degan, r. 840 Harrison
" John T., stonecutter, r. 840 Harrison
Dial Frederick, steward stmr Empire
Diamant Leopold, capitalist, office 28 Main, r.

407 Powell
Diamond Agnes Miss, stenographer, r.700 Jones
" Caroline Miss, r. 2414a Sacra ajento
" Charles W., foreman, r. 530, 3d
,, David, tailor I. Cohen, r. 1066 Howard
Diamond Dust Soap Powder Co. (Philadelphia,

Pa.), John H. Spohn agent, 318 Battery
Diamond Electric Co. (Chicago), California
Electrical Works, general agents, 35
Market
" Goddard E. D., book agent, r. 315!^ Ellis

rear
" Harry P., r. 406 Sutter
" James C, r. 406 Sutter
" John, coachman, 1329 Sutter
" Real Estate and Investment Co., D. H.
Foley president, George H. Perry secre-
tary, 632 Market
" William, barber, r. 645 Natoma rear
" William, fireman str San Juan, r. 175 Perry
4®"Diamond. See Dimond
Dian Abraham, peddler, r. 16 Juniper
Diario de California (Spanish daily). Angel P.
Alvarez publisher and proprietor, 420
Montgomery
Dias Cemona, widow, r. 1014 Clay
" John, driver Nicholas Prost, r. 336, 3d
" Manuel P., barber John Hefte, r. 819 How-
ard
" Samuel, stone cutter McPhee, Groliere &
Sutton, r. 1330 Pacific
Diaz Angel, saddler Visalia Stock Saddle Co.,
r. 433 Powell
" Bruno J. & Co. (New York and Havana),
Charles M. Leavy agent, 214 Pine,
room 23
" Frank, peddler, r. 10 Hinckley
" Joseph W., car conductor, r. 4 Sumner
" Manuel A., waiter str Santa Rosa
" Parflrio Mining Co. (Sonora, Mexico), 661

Market, rooms 24-25
" Peter, teacher music, 6 Bernard
" William, bartender Raymond Vasquez, r.
1611 Dupont
4®"Diaz. See Diez

di Bardaldo Antonio, bootblack, NE cor Cali-
fornia and Polk, r. 1230 Dupont
Dibben Henry H., plumber, r. 110 " '
" May, widow, r. 110 Mason

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

China and Japan Mattings.

Cboice Assortmeot of
Novelties.

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Dibbern Frederick C, motorman Market St.
Ry., r. 701 Willow Av

" J. Henry (Manheim, Dibbern & Co.), r. 44
Geary
Dibble Charles F., clerk Pacific Music Co., r.
136 McAllister

" Henry, attorney at law, 405 Montgomery,
rooms 25-26, r. 1812 Vallejo

" Henry C, attorney at law, 405 Montgom-
ery, rooms 25-26, r. 1812 Vallejo

" Oliver, student, r. 1812 Vallejo

" Warren, actor, r. 1812 Vallejo

" William I., salesman Smiths' Cash Store,
r. 136 McAllister
Dibble William S., city agent Provident Sav-
ings Life Assurance Society (of New
York), 405 Montgomery, room 1, r. 3917
Harrison
Dibblee Albert (estate of), office 330 Sansome,
room 31

" Albert J., office 320 Sansome, room 31, r.
Ross, Marin Co.

" William (William Dibblee & Co.) r. 1718
Dupont

" William & Co. (William Dibblee), propri-
etors Ignacio Dairy, 408 Tehama

" William H., r. 1718 Dupont

DIBERT BROTHERS Manu-
facturing CO. (Lloyd C, Wayne C,
and Daniel 0. Dibert), millwrigbts,
contractors and builders, separating,
bolting and cleaning machinery, 225-
227 Mission

Dibert Daniel O. (Dibert Bros. Mfg. Co.), r. 90

" Lloyd C. (Dibert Bros. Mfg. Co.), r. 318 San-

" Wayne C. (Dibert Bros. Mfg. Co.), r. 957
Mission
Diblasi Antone, fruits and vegetables, 410 Bran-
nan
Dice John, master mariner, r. 325 Drumm
Dicey Levi, machinist, r. 507 Mission
Dicher Catherine, widow, r. 1618 Stockton

" Frank, plumber, r. 1618 Stockton
Dick Alexander, molder, r. 353 Spear
" Catherine, widow, r. 736 Minna
" Charles, engineer Lurline Baths, r. 1336

Bush
" Daniel J., foreman The Morgan Oyster Co.,

r. 51A South Park
" Edward, real estate, r. Hopenr Brewster
" Ferdinand, brass finisher S.F. Novelty and

Plating Wks, r. 613 Mission
" Jacob, watchmaker H. L. Polack, r. 106

Lang ton
" Robert, seaman, r. 4U4 East
" Sarah A., widow, r. 3 Fair Oaks
" Thomas, blacksmith Risdon I. & L. Wks, r.

11 Rincon Av
" William (William Dick Co.), r. 917 Union
" William, janitor New City Hall
" William Co. (William Dick and John M.
Lauritz), mechanical and electrical en-
gineers, 2 California
" William H., clerk freight auditor's dept.
S. P. Co., r. Alameda
4®=- Dick. See Dieck

Dickenson Alice Miss, r. 1316 Van Ness Av
Dickers William A. (Dumas & Dickers), r. III314

Pacific
Dickerson Carl, r. 317 Leavenwarth
" G. F., master mariner, 9 Mission
" Henry, butcher, 1573 Market, r. 114 Page
" Oscar, bartender, r. IOO214 Jackson

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Dickerson Robert A., laundryman American

Laundry, r. 511 Valencia
Dickey Clarence, oil clothing, 34 California, r. 11
Bartlett
" Herbert V., foremanPac. Pine Lumber Co.,
r.46<J Bryant
Dickey James R., wines and liquors, NW cor
6th Av and Fulton, telephone West 909
Dickey J. Frank, manager James R. Dickey, r.
NW cor 6th Av and Fulton
" John T., groceries cor Cortland Av and
Moultrie
Dickhoff Bernard S., druggist, r. 2202 Geary

" Emma Miss, bookkeeper, r. 18, 7th
Dickie Charles W., draughtsman J. Gather New-
som, r. Oakland
" David A., draughtsman, r. 3000a Webster
" David W., apprentice, r. 428 Mississippi
" E. B., laborer, r. Contra Costa House
" George, wool sorter Golden Gate Woolen
Mills
Dickie George W., manager Union Iron Works,
office Potrero, r. San Mateo
" Herman, laborer, r. Contra Costa House
Dickie James, superintendent ship yard Union
Iron Wks., r. 428 Mississippi
" John A., clerk O. P. Downing & Co., r. 3000a

" John W., shipbuilder, r. 3000a Webster
" William, naval draughtsman Union I.

Wks., r. San Mateo
" William H., switchman, r. 145, 12th
4S="Dickie. See Dickey

Dickins Edmund F., assistant U. S. Coast and
Geodetic Survey (Western Division), U.
S. Appraisers' Bldg, room 33, r. 1527 Clay
" Joseph F., miner, r. 1214 Mission

DICKINS LUMBER CO.,

wholesale and retail dealers in pine
and redwood lumber, Berry bet 3d
and 4tli, telephone Main 992

Dickins Thomas S., clerk, r. 1632 Broadway

" Thomas W., Mrs., widow, r. 1632 Broadway
Dickins Walter (Dickins Lumber Co.), Berry

bet 3d and 4th. r. 506 Cole
.ftS= Dickins. See Dickens
Dickinson August, clerk, r. 424 Vallejo
" Carrie E. Miss, clerk J. Seidl & Co., r. 1602

Polk
" Charles, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
" Frederick G., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r.

427 O'Farrell
" Harvey, real estate, r. 424 Vallejo
" James, clerk The Examiner, r. 333 O'Far-
rell
" James G., driver Leon & Co., r. 2319 Pine
Dickinson John H., attorney at law. 216 Bush,
rooms 36-39, telephone Main 852, r. Sau-
salito
" John J., traveling salesman, r. 320'/4 Sutter
" Julia W. Mrs., r. 313 Eddy
Dickinson P. T., secretary San Francisco Steam
Co., 78 Chronicle Bldg and manufacturer
17 Fremont, r. Alameda
" Robert C, mate, r. 22 Sacramento
" Robert E., restaurant, 228!^ Montgomery,

r. 906 Guerrero
" Robert F., receiver Market St. Ry., r. 1305

Steiner
" Stanhope, r. 76 Natoma
" William L., physician, r. 2115 California
4S=Dickinson. See Dickerson, Dickson, Dixon

and Dixson
Dickman August, cabinet maker George Bra-
endlien, r. Berkeley

Dickman Charles A., musician, r. 928'/2 Pacific
" Charles J. (Dickman-Jones Co.), r. Berke-
ley
" Henry G., traveling salesman Leonard &

Ellis, r. 925 Howard
" John C, mill hand J. G. Klemm, r. 129
Welsh
Dickman-Jones Company, George Jones presi-
dent, Michael Hettrich vice-president,
Eugene D. Pissis secretary, lithograph-
ers and label printers, 510-514 Folsom
4S" Dickman. See Dieckmann
Dickow Robert (Dickow & Franke), r. 1540, 25th
Dickow & Franke (Robert Dickow and Paul
Franke), liquors and lodgings, 772 Mis-
sion
Dicks Harry, laborer, r. Cypress Alley nr 25th
Dickson Adam T., physician, 459^4 Bryant
" Albert J., stereotyper, r. 914 Army
" Carrie L. Miss, clerk station H postofBce, r.

1212 Clay
" D., factory hand Pac. Roll. Mill
" David, machinist, r. 21 Boyce
" David M., butcher, 237, 3d, r. 2937 Howard

DICKSON, DE WOLF & CO.

(Edward D. Heatley), importers and
commission merchants, 326 Clay

Dickson Frank B., foreman Farns worth & Rug-
gles, r. 836V2 Valencia

" Frank W. (Boyd & Dickson), r. NW cor
Page and Cole

" Frederick W., attorney at law, 319 Pine,
rooms 67-68, r. Oakland

" George, marine engineer, 9 Mission, r. Oak-
land

" James, bill poster, r. 6 Henrietta Square

" James, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1157
Market

" James, stevedore, r. 21 Boyce

" James P., plasterer, r. 234 Dolores

" James P. Rev., pastor First Cumberland
Presbyterian Church, r. 228 Dolores

" John, foreman Miller & Hamilton, r. Ala-
meda

" John R. (The California Turf), r. 1002 Larkin

" Joseph, printer, r. 563 Mission

" Patrick M., r. 616 Folsom

" Richard, 1st officer str Empire

DICKSON ROBERT,

manager Connecticut Fire Insurance
Company (Hartford, Conn.), Royal Ex-
change Assurance (London), 501 Mont-
gomery, r. NW cor Haight and Baker

Dickson Walter W., clerk S. P. Co., 613 Market,

r. 1212 Clay
" William, limb maker Chicago Artificial

Limb Co., r. 1212 Clay
j8®=" Dickson. See Dixon and Dixson
Dicus William H., clerk, r. ]940y2 Mission
Didie Charles A., barber, 703 Mission, r. 654

Mission
Didier Jules B., liquors, NE cor Oak and Gough,

r. Alameda
Didlee F. J., special agent Policy Holders Ad-
justing Co., 6 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
Diebels Henry, real estate agent, r. 1626 San

Carlos Av
Diebold Michel E., silverer Fr. H. Rosenbaum

&Co., r. 209 Clipper
Diehold Safe and Lock Co. (Canton, o.), Charles

B. Parcells general agent, 6 California
>e®- Diebold. See Depold
Diecand Josephine, lodgings, 1205 Stockton
Diechle John, carpenter, r. 1609 Lexington Av

rear
" Michael, driver Wagner & Loveder, r. 2129

Mission
Dieck Edward, cabinet maker, r. 446 Natoma
Dieckert Martin, tailor, 1522 Folsom
Dieckhoff E. Miss, bookkeeper James W. Ed-
wards, r. 18, 7th
Dieckman Herman H., r. SW cor Railroad Av

and 15th Av South
Dieckmann Charles, butcher Charles A. Fauser
" Frederick, baker F. Laud, r. 827, 20Th
" Gustave, clerk Anglo-Californian Bank, r.

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Dieckmann John, poultry raiser, cor Girard and
Dwiglit
" John, wood turner Chas. M. Plum & Co., r.

IO81/2 Lily Av
" Jolin H. (Dieckmann & Co.), r. Oakland
" John H. Jr., bookkeeper Dieckmann & Co.,
r. Oakland
Dieckmann & Co. (John H. Dieckmann), whole-
sale dealers hardwood lumber and com-
mission merchants, 114 California, tele-
phone Front 60
i8®=-Dieckmann. See Diekmann
Diederich Henry, bakery, 2:206 Bush
J8®=Diederich. See Diedrich, Dieterich, Diet-
rich and Dittrich
Diederichsen Henry C, shipping clerk, r. 22414,
23d
" Otto, wood finisher, r. 733 Treat Av
" William, watchman, r. 31 Broadway
Diedezing Johanna, widow, r. 444 Brannan
Diedrich Harry J. Jr., clerk National Cigarette
and Tobacco Co., r. 720, 23d
" Henry, waiter, r. 3i8 Taylor
" Henry J. J. L. A., clerk tariff dept. Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 720, 23d
4S=Diedrich. See Detrick, Diederich, Diet-
erich, Dietrich and Dittrich
Dieflenbacher William (Dieffenbacher & Wihl),

r. 925 Filbert
Dieffenbaclier & Willi (William Dieflenbacher),
dealers vulcanized fibre and washers,
318 Front
Diehl Ferdinand, baker, r. 123 Olive Av

" Thomas, laborer, r. 1300 Turk
Diehl H. A., office 418 California, room 8
" Henry, porter Magnolia Cafe
" Henry L.., painter, r. 633 Locust Av
" John, carpenter, r. 195 Andover Av
" John L,:, student, r. 909 Taylor
" Konrad, cellarman John Wieland Brewery,

r. 1306 Kearny
" Michael H., clerk Oliver Chilled Plow Wks,

r. 720 Folsom
" Peter, finisher H. Friedrichs, r. Elmhurst,

Cal
" William, laborer Western Sugar Refinery,
r. 3 Clyde
j6®=Diehl. See Deal, Deil and Diel
Diehm George, cooper U. S. Brewery, r. 702a

Willow Av
Diehr Louis, seaman, r. 915 Montgomery
Diekelmann William, clerk R. G. Dun & Co., r.

1020 Leavenworth
Dieken John, clerk Henry Koster, r. 7OOV2 Bush
Dieker Gerhard H., carpenter, r. 809, 18th
Diel Carl, furniture, 2705-2707 Mission, r. 535, 23d

" Frank, upholsterer, 525, 23d
Dieting Brune (Dieting & Helm), r. 320, 3d
" Frederick, bartender, r. 507 Ash Av
" Frederick Jr., fruit dealer, r. 507 Ash Av
" John, liquors, 60, 3d, r. 256 Jessie
" William, jeweler Shreve & Co., r. 507 Ash Av
" & Helm (Brune Dieting and Louis Helm),
liquors, 204, 3d
Diem Frederick, cook Bush Bros., r. 543 Natoma
Diemer Charles, bartender John Diemer, r. 1014
Jackson
" John, liquors, 643 Washington, r. 1014 Jack-
son
" John Jr., carpenter, r. 1014 Jackson
Diendonni John, beveler Oscar Foss, r. 507

Greenwich
Diener Conrad, tinsmith, r. 711 Mission
Diener Henry, house mover, 2120 Market opp

Hermann
Dienst Herman, car inspector, r. 156 Clara rear
Diephaus John, clerk August Schoenfetd, r. 320

Polk
Dier Hypolite, salesman, r. 1510 Octavia
Diercks Claus, driver Enterprise Brewing Co.,
r. 107, 16 th
" Frank, laborers. F. Candle Co., r. Rhode

Island and Alameda
" Herman, clerk Henry Sturoke, r. 1783 Mis-
sion
" Henry, salesman W. H. Nolan & Co., r.

107, 16th
" John H., manager George H. Richard, r.
Ill Shipley

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

F»UAVF»S,

Suction eind F'orc-&,

FOR HAND, WINDiVlILL and POWER,

ALL SIZES.

»9, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Diercks John P., ship carpenter, r. 1626, 17th

" William J., surveyor, r. 21 Hinckley
J8@=Diercks. See Dierks and Dirks
Dieringer Andrew, waiter, r. 201 Steuart
Dierks Adolph, butcher Charles A. Fauser, r.

Hunter's Point
" Anton, cook German Hotel, r. 560 Howard
" Anton, cook, r. 625 Clay
" Carl, laborer, r. Hunter's Point
" Charles, groceries and liquors, SW cor

Post and Lyon
" Charles, laborer Western Sugar Refinery,

r. 1530 Kentucky
" Edward, laborer, r. Hunter's Point
" Edward S., janitor South S. F. Primary

School
" Frederick, waiter, r. 625 Clay
" George, calker, r. 1011, 11th Av South
" George, ship carpenter, r. 10th Av South

nr J
" Henry, bartender, r. 709 Stockton
" Henry, clerk Charles H. Lunsmann & Co.,

r. 130 Perry
" Henry, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r.

r. 709 Sierra
" Henry, porter Sass Bros., r. 1530 Kentucky
" Herman, clerk, r. 130 Perry
" Seber, poultry ranch. Hunter's Point

DIERKS THEODOR,

undertaker and embalmer, 957 Mission
bet 5tli and 6tli, telephone South 121,
r. 900 Devisadero

i6S"Dierks. See Diercks and Dirks
Diers Henry, coffee saloon, 205 Montgomery, r.
811 Pine
" John, plumber John Wieland Brewery, r.

E. Oakland
" Peter M., carrier Chronicle, r. 1502 Golden
Gate Av
Dierssen John Jr., salesman C. H. Hoecker &

Co., r. 829 Polk
Dies Joseph, barber, 908M Howard
" Lewis T., hostler Mt. Shasta Mineral
Spring Co., r. 6th and Townsend
Diescher Gustave, r. 623 Walnut Av
Dieser Julius N., r. 1207 Mission
Dieslan Louis, blacksmith P. H. Jackson & Co.,

r. Golden Gate, Cal.
Diesse Theresa, widow, r. 1328V4 Natoma
Dieter Charles, helper James Torry, r. 1606
Mission
" John, lather, r. 1606 Mission
" Philip, groceries and liquors, 1606 Mission
Dieterich Christian, engineer Visitacion Water
Co., r. 1423, 6th Av South
" Ernestine, widow, r. 9, 20th
>e®='Dieterich. See Diederich, Diedrich, Diet-
rich and Dittrich
Dieterle A., cellarman, r. 512 Bush

" C, asst. librarian Call, r. 10 Bryant Av
j»=Dieterle. See Dietterle
Dietgen Matilda Miss, clerk, r. 16051/4 Dupont
Diethelm Antoine, bottler Cal. Boltling Co.. r.
1125 Webster
" Utrich (Spaelti & Diethelm), r. 629 Com-
mercial
Dietle Arthur, bookkeeper Tillmanii & Bendel,
r. 234 Page

DIETLE CHARLES,

Prize Bootmaker, 235 Bush, telephone
Black 1541, r. 7 Buena Vista Av

Dietle Leo, clerk Charles Dietle, r. 234 Page

Dietrich Adam, baker, r. 625 Clay
" Albert, engineer, r. 109, 10th

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The highest grade of Champagne and th«
wine of Connoisseurs, invariably the pre-
ferred favorite at all fashionable resorts in
London and on the Continent of Europe.
WILLIAM WOLFF & CO., 329 Market St.

Dietrich Albert, salesman Tobias Salomon, r.
1585 Turk

" August, paper hanger, r. 1232 Stockton

■' Augusta Miss, clerk, r. 1216 Union

" Brothers (Henry C. and Gustave R.), Cali-
fornia wines, 108-110, 8th

'■ Caspar, bartender Muller & Hocks, r. 639
Jersey

" Charles, cook Charles Tepper, r. 626 Wash-
ington
Dietrich Charles, groceries and liquors, 1237
Golden Gate Av

" Christina, widow, ladies' nurse, 3240 Mis-
sion

" Frank A., maltster National Brewing Co.,
r. 15 Farren Av

" Gustave R. (Dietrich Bros.), r. 6 Washing-
ton Av

" Henry, wardtender City and County Hos-
pital

" Henry C. (Dietrich Bros.), r. 6 Washington
Av

" Herman, bartender Seeba & Bohlen, r. 8231
Polk

" Joseph, shoemaker, r. 52 Jessie

" Julius, hairdresser, 103 6th, r. 637 Minna

" Kate Miss, glovemaker, r. 1216 Union

" Kathrina. widow, r. 1216 Union

•' Robert, salesman Tillmann & Bendel, r.

" William A., driver Presidio & Ferries RR,

r. 1216 Union
" William K., real estate, 609 Sacramento,
room 7, r. Berkeley
4S=Dietrich. See Diede'rich, Diedrich, Diete-

rich and Dittrich
Dietsch Jessie F., widow, r. II514, 26th
Dietterle Frank C, clerk, r. 805 Capp
" George, salesman Goldberg Bowen & Co.,

r. 409 Capp
" Helena, widow, r. 805 Capp

DIETZ A. C. & CO.

(Alfred 0. Dietz and Charles G. Clinch),
manufacturers and importers paints,
oils, glass, varnish, lubricating and
illuminating oils, etc., 7-9 Front

Dietz Alfred C. (A. C. Dietz & Co.), r. Oakland
" Bertha Miss, r. 40 Erie
" Charles F., stage carpenter Tivoli Opera

House, r. 218 Mason
" Charles L,., salesman A. C. Dietz & Co., r.

Oakland
" Frank E.. mining secretary, r. 2115 Scott
" Franz, teacher music, r. 1715 Turk
" Frederick, messman str Columbia
" Gustav, decorative artist, 420 Montgom-
ery, room 36
Dietz Henry L. Rev., pastor First German Bap-
tist Church, cor 17th and Dehon, r. 40
Erie
" Henry L. Jr., medical student, r. 40 Erie
" Herman, wharf inspector, r. 605 Laguna
" Herman K., marine and landscape artist,

1769 Howard, r. 21 Vallejo
" John, molder, r. 704 Tennessee
" John E., baker, r. 119 Silver
" Martha, widow, r. 117 Julian Av
" Philip P., gardener Hamilton Square, r.

1214b Scott rear
" Robert, butcher, r. 2 Dore
" Walter, electrician, r. 117 Julian Av
Dietzius Charles (Dietzius & Stager), r. 115

Hermann
Dietzius & Stager (Charles Dietzius and Fred
Stager), groceries and liquors, 101 Oak

Dieudonne John, card maker, r. 507 Greenwich
Dievers Samuel, hair spinner Cal. Curled Hair

Co., r. 1317 Nebraska
Diez August J., cigar maker, r. 391, 8th
" Cayetano C, cigar maaufacturer, 521 Davis
" John, shoemaker, 714, 14th, r. 391, 8th
" Julia Miss, r. 521 Davis
" Marie Miss, r. 521 Davis
" Philip J., glass blower, r. 102 Morris Av
J8®=-Diez. See Diaz
Diezelski Louis, restaurant, 438 Hayes, r. 507

Gough
Diffley William, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r.

802 Pennsylvania Av
Diftot Alphonse, broker, r. 310 Stockton
Digges Eva E. Miss, stenographer and type-
writer, 1 Mills Bldg., 4th floor, r. 707»4
Hyde
Diggins Brothers (Julian C. and Byron), street
contractors, quarry S s Tilden nr South
Broderick, ofQce 40 New Montgomery
" Byron (Diggins Bros.), r. 2416 Sutter
" Julian C. (Diggins Bros.), r. 2420 Sutter
" Walter B., foreman Diggins Bros., r. 2416
Sutter
Diggles Henry E., salesman F. Chevalier & Co.,
r. Lick House
" Henry J., manufacturers' agent, 57 Chron-
icle Bldg, r. 321 Van Ness Av
Diggs Henry W., porter Goldberg, Bowen & Co.,
r. 736 Capp
" John B., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. Lorin
" Kate, widow, r. 736 Capp
" Kathryn M. Miss, teacher Columbia Gram-
mar School, r. 736 Capp
Digier Caesar, cook, r. 806 Filbert

" Louise Mme., dressmaking, 806 Filbert
Dignan Bridget, widow, r. N s Santa Clara nr
Wisconsin
" Frank J., printer Herzog & Dignan r. 21

Harrison Av
" James H., bookkeeper, r. 926 McAllister
" John, laborer, r. 501 Napa
" John J., salesman O'Connor, Moflatt & Co.,
r. 926 McAllister
Dignan John P., merchant tailor, 102 Murphy
Bldg, 1236 Market
" Julia, widow, r. 21 Harrison Av
" Mary, widow, r. 926 McAllister
" Thomas J. (Herzog & Dignan), r. 113 Lang-
ton
4®=-Dignan. See Degnan
Di Grazia Frank, nurse, r. 1604 Stockton
Di Grazia Lorenzo, blacksmith and wagon-
maker, 619 Front, r. 412 Broadway
Dijeau Alexander (Dijeau & Severin), and copy-
ist Recorder's office, r. 711 Brannan
" Sophie, widow, r. 711 Brannan
" & Severin (Alexander Dijeau and Frank A.
Severin), photographers, 34, 3d
.e®="Dikeman. See Deckman and Dykeman
Dikes Anna, widow, r. 2409 Clay
Dilger Charles, waiter, r. 5151/2 Bush
Dilges Catherine, widow, r. 714 Bryant
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 105 Juniper
" Harry H., instructor Park Cycle Co., r. 714

Bryant
" Jacob, cooper, r. 105 Juniper
" Kate, widow, r. 714 Bryant
Dilhan Joseph (Dilhan & Tronchet), r. 1622 Pa-
cific Av
Dilhan & Tronchet (Joseph Dilhan and Louis
Tronchet), proprietors Van Ness Riding
Academy and Fencing School, 1615 Pa-
cific Av
Dill Ada T. Mrs., hairdresser and manicure. 408
Haight
" Alexander, marine engineer, 9 Mission, r.

Alameda
" Arthur, carpenter, r. 408 Haight
" Bryant, hostler, r. 139 Minna
■' George H.,r. 616 Page
" Howard I., compositor H. S. Crocker Co.,

r. 627 Eddy
" John P., compositor Frank Eastman &

Co., r. 701 Stockton
" John W., marine engineer, 9 Mission, r.

Alameda
" Thomas, laborer, r. 408 Haight

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Dill Thomas B., carpenter, r. 408 Haight

" Walter J., clerk Shreve & Co., r. 408 Halght
Dilla Thomas, laborer W. W. Montague & Co.,

r. 70 Jessie
Dillaney Anna Miss, r. 715 Natoma
Dillard William H., clerk U. S. Internal Reve-
nue, r. 929 Washington
Dille Elbert R. Rev., pastor Central Methodist

Episcopal Church, r. 1210 Mission
Dillenburg Michael (Cyclops Iron Works), r. 1124

Treat Av
Diller John A., engineer and electrician Ham-
mam Baths, r. 241 Joost Av
Dillery Albert J., teamster, r. 125^4 Welsh
Dilley Alfred, painter Swan & Stein, r. 413

Mason
Dillilo Joseph, boot black, r. 40 South Park
Dillingham Frank, special agent The Fidelity

Mutual Life Assn., r. 2517 Fillmore
Dillman George L,. (Dillman & Wallace), r.

Alameda
Dillman & Wallace (George L. Dillman and

John B. Wallace), civil engineers, 310

Pine, rooms 43-45
Dillmann George r. 1107 Nebraska

" George P., student, r. 1107 Nebraska
Dillon Anastacia; widow, r. 1510 Mason
" Annie, widow, r. 2314a Mason
" August, waiter, r. 236 Minna
" Brothers (James and Richard), coal oil

dealers, 236-238 Fulton
" Catherine G., widow, r. 220 Ritch
" Charles M., engineer Odd Fellows' Ceme-
tery, r. 243, 3d Av
" Charles S. porter M. Ehrman & Co., r. 160

Silver
" David, teamster, 40 New Montgomery, r. 3

Homer
" Edward, molder Atlas I. Wks
" Edward, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co.,

r. Oakland
" Edward Jr. (Dillon & Co.), r. South Berkeley
" Frank, teamster Alexander Jansen
" Frank J., clerk Frederick Hartje, r. 822

Valencia
" George, salesman, r. 710 Geary
" George B., foreman composing room The

Bulletin, r. 1627 Sutter
" George W., clerk, r. 233J4, 7th
" Gerald, dramatic editor The California

World, 623 Montgomery
" Henry N., steel worker Pac. Roll Mill, r.

9 Michigan
" James (Dillon Bros.), r. 308 Grove
" James, yardman Central Coal Co., r. 132

Clara
" James, watchman Hibernia Savings and

Loan Society, r. 1139^4, 20th
" James B., r. 1627 Sutter
" James F., clerk, r. 1139'/4, 20th
" James G., teamster L. Scatena & Co., r. 220

Ritch
" J. Edward, iron molder, r. 822 Valencia
" Jeremiah, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.,

r. 245% Michigan
" Jeremiah H., bookkeeper William Bannan

& Co., r. 215 Fillmore
" Jesse E., yard master, r. 1160 Guerrero
" Johanna, domestic, 2826 California
" John, detective, r. 313, 6th
" John, helper, r. 501 Napa
" John, molder, r. 9 Harriet
" John, laborer, r. 43 Federal
" John, teamster, r. 1 Homer
" John F., machinist Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 501

Napa
Dillon John F., physician and surgeon and pro-
prietor Washington Pharmacy, 360, 4th,

r. 809 Harrison
" John J. Rev., asst. pastor Sacred Heart

Church, r. 546 Fillmore
" John J., buyer Miller & Lux, r. 215 Fillmore
" Josephine B. Miss, housekeeper, 1417 How-
ard
" Kate Miss, r. 1329 Sutter
" Kate May Miss (The McLaughlin Co.), 508

California, rooms 1-2
" Mark A., cooper Pac. Woodenware and

Cooperage Co., r. 636 Francisco

W.&J.SLOANE&CO.,

POt^TIEl^ES.

Largest Assortment on the Coast.
6-4-1-6-4- 7 TWarket St.

Dillon Mary, widow, r. 316, 6th
" Mary Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home
" Mary Mrs., r. 107, 9th
" Mary Mrs., bakery, 23314, 7th
" Mary A., widow, r. 15a Henry
" Mary A., widow, r. Somerset nr Silver Av
" Michael, gasfitter. r. 257 Minna
" Michael J., longshoreman, r. 662 Howard
" Michael, teamster, r. 1 Chesley
" Michael M., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 3

Homer
" Miles, fireman str Modoc, r. 1123 Howard
" Nano, widow, r. The California Hotel
" Patrick, fireman Market St. Ry., r. 1718

Mission
" Patrick, stevedore, r. 43 Federal
" Patrick F., clerk Shreve & Co., r. 308 Grove
" Patrick F., molder Vulcan Iron Wks, r. 822

Valencia
" Peter F., laborer, r. 31 Minna
" Richard (Dillon Bros.), r. 236 Fulton
" Robert, bartender Charles Stalt, r. 405

Kearny
" Stephen, molder, r. 9 Harriet
" Thomas, detective, r. 313, 6th
" Thomas, horseshoer, r. 1139!^, 20th
" Thomas F., gate keeper City and Coimty

Hospital
" Thomas F., liquors, r. 326 Larkin
" Thomas H., policeman, r. 1118, 17th
" Thomas I., salesman R. C. Atkins & Sons,

r. 1118, 17th
" Viola A. Miss, teacher languages, 305

Larkin
" William, teamster, r. 1 Homer
" William S., mining, r. 27 Glen Park Av
" William S., solicitor Dillon & Co., r. 710

Geary
Dillon & Co. (Edward Dillon Jr. and George E.

Butler) chronometer and watchmakers,

310 California
Dilworth James D., shipping clerk Whitman &

Barnes Mfg. Co., r. 233 Clinton Park
" J. W., special agent accident dept. Pac.

Mutual Life Ins. Co.
" Rutherford J., clerk, r. 233 Clinton Park
Dimen Marcus, peddler, r. 348, 11th
Dimick James K., salesman Campodonico &

Malcolm Co., r. 22 Hawthorne
Dimmer Eugene, patternmaker Joshua Hendy

Machine Wks, r. 1119 Washington
" Julius, bookkeeper, r. 1119 Washington
" Nicholas, r. 1119 Washington
Dimmick W. N., wholesale commission mer-
chant and agent, 304 Front, r. Oakland
>8^Dimmick. See Dimick and Dimock
Dimock Alice Miss, stenographer Norwich

Union Fire Ins. Soc, r. Berkeley
" Edward, laborer, r. 409 East North
" Watson L., expressman, 222 Bush, r. S29

Shotwell
4®" Dimock. See Dimick and Dimmick
Dimon Jacob S. Jr., clerk Easton, Incell &

Messinger, r. 12 Cleveland
Dimond A. R.. r. 2222 Pacific Av
,, Edwin R. (Williams, Dimond & Co.), r. 2204

Pacific Av
" Harry, r. 2222 Pacific Av
" Henry P., attorney at law, 9 Mills Bldg,

8th floor, r. 405 Clayton
" Hugh S., student Smith & Murasky, r.

Fruitvale
" John, marine fireman, r. 541, 1st
Dimond Josepll L, secretary Golden Gate Fair

Association and Supervisor 5th Ward,

306 Market, r. 47 Post

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DIXON, BORGESON S GO.,

37 Market Street, S. F.,

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AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS' GO.

ARE AGENTS FOR

The Best Paper Cutters

Manufactured in the East. A Large Assort-
ment in Stock at Low Prices.
40B-407 SANSOME STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.

Dimond William H. (Williams, Dimoiid& Co.),

r. 2128 Broadway
Jg®" Dimond. See Diamond
Dimpfel George H. A., clerk, r. 24, 4th
Dinan Catherine, widow, r. 451 Bryant
" Denis C, clerk Judson & Shepard, r. 5 Pine

PI
" Denis F., saddler, r. 451 Bryant
" Harry, clerk A. Warner
" Jeremiah F., policeman, r. 5 Pine PI
" Johanna B., widow, r. 5 Pine PI
" John, horseshoer, 2315 Pine, r. 12 Wildey
" Joseph, wrapper O'Connor, Mofflatt & Co.,

r. 2 Alger PI
" Lizzie Miss, seamstress, r. 112 Hyde
" Mary, widow, r. 2 Alger PI
" Maurice A., salesman W. Third & Son, r.

108, 8th
" Nellie Miss, milliner, r. 700!^ Bush
" Pauline Miss, millinery, 111 Stockton, r.

7001/3 Bush
" Thomas, butcher C. Graeber, r. 12 Wildey
" Timothy, laborer Luke G. Sresovich & Co.,

r. 319 Vallejo
" William E., policeman, r. 824 Bush
^B' Dinan. See Dennan, Dennen, Dineen and

Dinneen
Dineen Catherine, widow, groceries, 108a Free-
Ion
" Charles, laborer, r. 30^4 Rausch
" D. & J. (Daniel and Jeremiah), liquors, 1656

Market
" Daniel (D. & J. Dineen), r. 1656 Market
" Jeremiah (D. & J. Dineen), r. 1656 Market
" John, laborer, r. 35 Harriet
" John, stevedore, r. 724 Clementina
" Sarah, widow, r. 304, 3d
" William A., brass finisher W. T. Garratt &

Co., r. lOSAFreelon
4®=" Dineen. See Dennan, Dennen, Dinan and

Dinniene
Dineley John, clerk P. M. SS. Go's wharf, r. 540

McAllister
Dinesen D. N., piano tuner, 11 Laskie

" Jacob N., conductor Market St. Ry.
Dingle Fred H., assistant secretary Manufac-
turers' and Producers' Association, 2-3

Mills Bldg, 6th floor, r. 705 Hyde
" Richard J., carpenter, r. 845 Florida
" William H., laborer New England Soap

Co., r. 845 Florida
" William H., teacher of dancing, r. I42314

California
Dingley Charles L. Jr., real estate and mines,

12 Mills Bldg, 5th floor, r. Oakland
" C. L. & Co. (Mrs. H. B. Dingley), wholesale

lumber, 2134 Front, room 9
'• Eugene F., clerk T. F. Dingley, r. 325, 5th
" Hannah B. Mrs. (C. L. Dingley & Co.), r.

Oakland
" Herbert H., with C. L. Dingley & Co., r.

Oakland
" J., r. 519 Sacramento
" Thomas F., teas and coffee, 325, 5th
" Will E., with C. L. Dingley & Co., r. Oak-
land
Dingman M. J. Mrs., dressmaking, 4 Grand Av
Dingstadt Henry H., deckhand str Piedmont,

r. 901 Folsom
Dingwall George, bartender James E. Sandlin,

r. Ill, 9th
" Lewis, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.

Ill, 9th
Dini Giovachino (R. Malfatti & Co.) r. 512

Castro
" Max (Bisordi & Dini) r. 203 Clara

Dini Rafael (Dini & Fancelli), r. 1129 Howard
" & Fancelli (Rafael Dini and Paolo Fan-
celli), fruits and vegetables 1129 Howard
Dinkelman Herman, bookkeeper M. Joost &
Bro., r. 102 Noe
" Rudolf, cook Becker & Burkhardt, r. 82614
Mission
Dinkelspiel Arthur, secretary Kutner Goldstein
Co., 4 Sutter, r. Fresno, Cal
" Henry (L. Dinkelspiel & Sons), r. 1300
Octavia
Dinkelspiel Henry G. W., attorney at law, 41-
42 Chronicle Bldg, r. 918 Van Ness Av
" Joseph L., salesman L. Dinkelspiel &

Sons, r. 1300 Octavia
" Joseph S. (Davis, Haber & Co.), r. 2409
Scott
Dinkelspiel L. & Sons, (Lazarus, Henry and
Samuel), importers and jobbers dry
goods, 37-39 Battery
" Lazarus (L. Dinkelspiel & Sons) r. 1300

Octavia
" Louis, salesman, r. 1300 Octavia
" Melville M., salesman L. Dinkelspiel &

Sons, r. 1300 Octavia
" Samuel (L. Dinkelspiel & Sons), r. 1300

Octavia
" S. B. Mrs., r. 1020 Van Ness Av
Dinker Carl, stevedore, r. 1554 Jackson
Dinklage August, salesman M. Marcuse & Co.

" Herman, Chinatown guide, r. 921 Powell
Dinmore W. Harry, salesman, r. 1237 Pine
Dinneen Batholomew W., marble cutter, r. 2919^
Mission
" John, r. 705 Florida
j8®~Dinneen. See Dennan, Dinnen, Dinan and

Dineen
Dinnell James, freight clerk, r. 138 McAllister
Dinniene John H., glass cutter Thomas C. But-
terworth, r. 49 Hofl Av
" Timothy A., butcher, r. 9 Tehama
«®~Dinniene. See Dineen and Dinneen
Dinnigan Ann Mrs., housekeeper, r. 772 Folsom
" Michael E., salesman, r. 772 Folsom
" Richard R., traveling salesman Wellman,
Peck & Co., r. 1068 Noe
-BS^Dinnigan. See Denigan
Dinnsen Andrew, porter S. G. Birkholm, r. 48

East
Di Nola Alfonso, druggist, 1249 Market
di Nola Leon (Leon di Nola & Co.), and drug-
gist, 1600 Howard, r. 540 Haight
di Nola Leon & Co. (Leon di Nola), druggists,

542 Haight cor Steiner
Dinse Gustav, teamster, r. 735 Brannan
Dinslage C. M. Herman, machinist Krogh Mfg.

Co., r. 13 Rausch
Dinsmore Luie H., student, r. 314 Utah
" William H., clerk John W. Pew, r. 706
Taylor
j8®=Dinsmore. See Densmore
Dinter Joseph E., bookkeeper F.Korbel& Bros.,

r. 216, 9th
Dinucci Felix, laborer Gray Bros., r. 10 Bartol
Dinwiddle, Brainerd & Co. (Petaluma), real

estate, office 412 California
Diocesan House, 731 California
Dipman Julius, cabinet maker, r. 368 Brannan
Dipolter Alexander, baker, r. 20 Alpine
Dippel Henry, liquors, r. 2013' Powell
" John, wagon maker. Railroad Av nr 6th

Av South
" William, master mariner, 9 Mission, r. 1012
Clay
Dipper Louis, cigar maker Christ Fankhauser

r. 6261/2 Ash Av
Dippo William, molder Vulcan Iron Wks., r.

Golden Gate, Cal.
Dircken E., cook, r. 409 Pacific

Directory, Orocker-Langley

(City and Business), H. S. Crocker Co.
putolisliers, 215-217-219 Bush

Directory for Children's Hospital Trained

Nurses, 1608 Van Ness Av
Directory of Nurses from the S. F. Training

School, 1608 Van Ness Av
Dirgo Antonio, musician, r. 1214 Kearny
" Marie Miss, dressmaking, 1214 Kearny

rr\-i -» — ^ "t 't -i_ * largest circulation of

Ine J=3tiiietin --^-rfirir.'^j^""'

W-T-y r\ -rj 4 T-\Ti J 4 "\T Impoetek of Selected Vintages o:

. D. LllAr MAIN, BARTON & QUESTIER'S Fine Bordeaux

and Sautemes.

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Dirkin James, teamster, r. 617 Mission
Dirking Edward F., collector Fritz Dirking, r.
9 Fair Av
" Fritz, watcti maker and jeweler, 13 Phelan
Bldg, r. 9 Fair Av
Dirks Henry H., ship carpenter, r. 1007, 13th Av
South
" John J., r. NE cor Masonic Av and Congress
J8@=Dirks. See Diercks and Dierks
ilsbecker Samuel, secretary Schmidt Label
and Lithographic Co., 17-31 Main, r. 207
Mason
Dishrow James W., painter, r. 409 Steiner
Disburg Charles, butcher, r. 763 Howard
Dischler John, butcher, r. 704 Laurel Av
Discho William O., merchant, r. 730 Ashbury
DiserensFred Mrs., treasurer Kings Daughters'
Home for Incurables, r. 2017 Howard
" Frederick, bookkeeper, r. 2017 Howard
" Ida B. Miss, teacher music, r. 2017 Howard
Dispatch Line of Clipper Ships to New York,
John Rosenfeld's Sons proprietors, 202
Sansome
Dispaux John T., note teller Donohoe-Kelly
Banking Co., r. 1305 Larkin

Free Clinic, of Medical Dept.
University of California, 155 New Mont-
gomery
" of the Children's Hospital, 1109 Mission
Diss Joseph, waiter S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy
Dissat Antone, hair dresser and wig maker, 509

Kearny, rooms 6 and 7
Dissmayer Antone, wood dealer, r. NW cor 26th
and Noe
" Henry, iron worker, 1308, 26th, r. NW cor
26th and Noe
Disston Henry & Sons (Philadelphia, Pa.) saw
manufacturers, California Saw Works
selling agents, 208-212 Mission
Distel Angelo, clerk, r. 632 Green rear
" Annie Miss, saleslady, r. 632 Green rear
" Edward F., photo engraver Call, r. 618 Na-

toma
" Josephine, widow, r. 632 Green rear
District Attorney, office New City Hall, 2d floor
District Court United States, Northern Divi-
sion of California, William W. Morrow
judge, U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, 3d floor
" Nursing Association, Mrs. A. E. D. Szanik
manager, 930 Sutter
Distumell William C, publisher, r. 1329 Clay
Dithmar Augustus C, agent, r. 610 Haight
Dito Beniamino, bootblack, 547 Clay, r. 1406!4

Dupont
Ditterle Frank, clerk collection dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. 805 Capp
Dittes Charles F.. butcher, r. 1505 Fillmore
" Ernst, salesman Wieland Bros., r. 1505

Fillmore
" Mich el, barber, r. 1505 Fillmore
Dittli Henry (Dittli & Widmer), r. 502 Bryant
" & Widmer (Henry Dittli and Albert Wid-
mer), liquors, 452, 3d
Dittmann Adolph (California Brewing Co.), r. 123
Douglass
" Julius, carpenter, r. 368 Brannan
" Matthew, stair builder, r. 129 Welsh
" Richard, shoemaker, 1705 Leavenworth
je9~Dittmann. See Dettmann
Dittmar Charles, barber and cigars and tobacco,
7331/2 Broadway, r. 83414 Vallejo
" Christian E., janitor, r. 1312Devisadero
" Frederick, tailor, r. 208, 14th
" Paul, wood turner Fink & Schindler, r. 732
Natoma
Dittmer Henry H., engineer National Brewing
Co., r. 108 William
" Hermann W., clerk German Consulate, r.

1613 Gough
•' James F., groceries, 1062Folsom, r. 304, 7th
" John F., r. 304, 7th

" Max S., driver Johnson Bros., r. 1613 Gough
" Oscar W. C, salesmsn Henry Doyle & Co.,

r. 1613 Gough
" William A., carpenter and builder, 1502
Stockton
Dittnock Gustav D., liquors, 624 Clay, r. 638

Filbert
Ditto Robert L., decorator, r. 317, 3d

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
CORRUGATED IRON,

Galvanized, Black and Painted,
for Hoofing and Siding.

30S TO Sl-r IVI ARKET ST.

Di Vecchio Angelina, fruits and vegetables, 1445
Ellis
" Brothers (Fiore and Ermenegildo), butch-
ers, 428 Devisadero and 439 Hayes
" Elvira A., bookkeeper Emil Di Vecchio, r.

420k Devisadero
" Emil (Emil Di Vecchio & Co.), and butcher,

1447 Ellis, r. 708 Hayes
" Emil & Co. (Emil Di Vecchio), butchers,

85, 9th
" Ermenegildo (Di Vecchio Bros.), r. 424% Fell
" Fiore (Di Vecchio Bros.), r. 4241/2 Fell
" Stephen, inventor American Power and

Tide Wheel Co., r. 420k Devisadero
" Teonesto, baker, r. 3 Telegraph PI
im-Iii Vecchio. See De Vecchio
Diven Harry, bookkeeper, r. 222 Eddy
Diver Frederick H., laborer, r. 32514 Langton
" Raymond A., special agent Mutual Life
Ins. Co. of New York, 205 Sansome, r.
2118 Fillmore
Jra= Diver. See Dever and Divver
Divers Samuel, laborer, r. 1317 Nebraska
Dividend Building, NW cor Pine and Leides-
dorff, Davidson & Leigh agents, 137
Montgomery
Divver John, laborer, r. 33% Dore

" John Jr., teamster, r. 33% Dore
Dix John F.. engineer R. A. Gilbride & Co., r.
506, 4th
" Mary, widow, r. 2150 Filbert
" Samuel, riveter, r. 216 Michigan
Dixey Sarah, r. 1105 Hyde
" William F., cashier Dunham, Carrigan &
Hayden Co., r. 1105 Hyde
Dixheimer Matthias, bartender E. L. Wagner,

r. 814 Montgomery
Dixon-Agard Co. (incorporated), W. A. T.
Agard president, E. Thomas secretary,
cigar manufacturers, 309 Clay
" Alfred, reporter, r. 1096 Post
" Annie, widow, r. 2700a Mission
" Arthur A., motorman Market St. Ry., r. 210
California Av

DIXON, BORGESON & 00.

(John B. Dixon and Charles Borgeson),
show case manufacturers, 37 Market

Dixon Catherine, widow, r. 22% Cook
" C. E. Mrs., manufacturer Laundry Trays,

40-42, 8th
" Charles F., clerk, r. 163 Perry
" Charles S., clerk Cunningham, Curtiss &

Welch, r. Fruitvale
" Charles W., clerk Dennery & Gunzburger,

r. 112 Devisadero
Dixon Clement, wines and liquors, 8 Summer,

r. San Mateo
" Constance M. Mrs., r. 1513 Jackson
" D., cook str Monticello
" Delia, widow, r. 838, 15th
" Edmund, steward, r. 1006 Washington
" Eliza J., widow, r. 1212 Clay
" Frank F., helper, r. 503 Hyde
" Frederick F., painter and paper hanging,

421 Jones, r. 9% Rausch
" George, clerk Lane & Lane, r. 163 Perry
" George E., manager William Tuckwell, r.

112 Devisadero
" George W., real estate, 214 Pine, room 3, r.

112 Devisadero
" Harry C, carriage maker Carvill Mfg. Co..

r. 163 Perry
" James, clerk Neustader Bros.,r. 1223 Pacific
" James, mill hand Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 719%

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SONOMA.

J. GUNDLACH & CO.,

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Tel. Main 1864.

COAL, COKE and PIG IRON,

Wholesale and Retail.

Dixon James F., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co.,

r. 824 Laguna
" Jennie Miss, dressmaking, 1212 Clay
" J. F., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 824

Laguna
" John, artificial stone worker, r. 8% Alpine
" John, blacksmith and tool works, NE cor

Van Ness Av and Union
" John, manager Mrs. C. E. Dixon, 40-42, 8th
" John, oyster cocktails, 101 Eddy, r. 106

Eddy
" John, traveling salesman Cunningham,

Curtiss & Welch, r. 919 Eddy
" John B. (Dixon, Borgeson & Co.), r. Oakland
" John M., salesman M. E. Frank, r. 1223 Pa-
cific
" Joseph, salesman M. Hart, r. 1223 Pacific
Dixon Josepn Crucitole Co. (Jersey City, N.

J.), James G. Allen agent, 304 Market
" Joseph L., ship carpenter, r. 163 Perry
" L. Maynard, artist, 1513 Jackson
" Mary C, widow, r. 163 Perry
" Mathew, teamster, r. 393, 9th
" Oscar, porter, r. 1002^^ Jackson
" Patrick, mill hand Pac. Roll. Mill, r. llQVi

Minnesota
" Rebecca P. Miss, r. 1513 Jackson
" Richard, mail clerk, r. 232 Francisco
" Robert, clerk, r. 1126 Market
" Samuel, stockbroker, 313 Montgomery, r.

832 California
Dixon Samuel W., hatter. The Emporium, r.

1909 Larkin
" Sarah, widow, r. 1223 Pacific
" Sarah Miss, dressmaking, 22114 Polk
" Thomas, steel worker Pac. Roll. Mill

r. 1504 Kentucky
" Thomas, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
" Thomas R., carpenter, r. 1223 Pacific
" Thomas R., plumber William F. Wilson, r.

1553 Eddy
" Walter O., salesman S. W. Dixon, r. 1223

Pacific
" William, carpenter, r. 71954 Minnesota
" William J., stevedore H. Bingham &Co.,

r. 1816 Dupont
" Williams., salesman Cunningham, Curtiss

& Welch
JSS'Dixon. See Dickson and Dickinson
Dixson De Witt C, clerk U. S. Internal Revenue

Agent, r. 317 Hyde
" George D., painter, r. SE cor Union and

Broderick
Dizney James, bartender, r. 62114 Guerrero
" William, carpet man Palace Hotel, r. 621%

Guerrero
Doan Clarence S., machine hand, r. 1016 Mont-
gomery
" Mary Miss (Doan & Nelson), r. 505 Post
" Ollie C. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1016 Montgom-
ery
" Sylvester, compositor, r. 23 Beaver
" & Nelson (Miss Mary Doan and Miss Julia

Nelson), furnished rooms, 505 Post
Doane Charles Mrs., widow, r. 42 Hawthorne
" Clarence W., student, r. 1405 Hyde
" Frank H., teamster Doane & Co., r. 105, 12th
" Frederick A., broom maker Cal. Broom Mfg.

Co., r. 1907 Mission
" Frederick A., pastor Mizpah Presbyterian

Church 859-861 Harrison, r. 525 Harrison
" George A., asst. superintendent Sutter St.

Ry., r. 1829 Bush
" George P., compositor Call
" Henry W., molder Golden State and Miners

I. Wks., r. 216 Fair Oaks

Doane Isaac Y., r. 1405 Hyde

Doane J. G. & Son (Orson K. Doane), hay and

grain, 1318 Grove
Doane John 0., secretary Preston and McKinnon

and Shoal Water Bay Mill Co., Pier 5,

Steuart, r. 2019 Broderick
" Micah (Doane & Co.), r. 105, 12th
" Orson K ( J. G. Doane & Son), r. 1318 Grove
" Susan P. Miss, r. 31 Liberty
" Thomas, conductor, r. 302, 4th
" Thomas H., cashier Bonestell & Co., r. 3011

California
" Wilbur G. (Doane & Henshelwood), r. 2013

Bush
" Willard C, with Morgan Oyster Co., r. 29

Hill
" & Co. (Micah Doane), draymen, 6 Beale

DOANE & HENSHELWOOD

(Wilbur G. Doane and Thomas R. Hen-
shelwood) importers and retail dealers
drygoods, and agents Dr. Jaeger's Sani-
tary Woolen System, 132 Kearny, SE cor
Sutter, Thurlow Block
i9S"Doane. See Duane
Doassans John (Crystal Packing and Provision

Co.), r. 404 Union
Dobbas Joseph, watchman, r. 1642 Sacramento
Dobbel Frederick W., bookkeeper H. Plagemann

& Co., r. 1022 Shotwell
Dobbelaar Jacob, seaman, r. 32, 12th
Dobhertln Otto, sculptor, 424 Pine, room 5
Dobble Christina Miss, r. Old People's Home
Dobbin Hamilton H., park policeman, r. 37 Tre-
mont Av
" Joseph H., gate tender, r. 1030 Fair Oaks
Dobbins John, painter, r. 105 New Montgomery
Dobbs Eliza, widow, r. 1118 Howard
" Frederick B., gripman Market St. Ry., r.

507 Frederick
" George, painter, r. 1646 Mission
" George W., receiver Market St. Ry., r. 1412

Mason
" Lemuel L., flour broker, r. 1424 Bush
" Roy, machine hand Cal. Barrel Co., r. Mari-
posa nr Indiana
Dober Charles F., polisher Cal. Gas Fixture
Co., r. 137, 3d
" Joseph iH. A., packer, r. 452 Tehama
" Joseph W. B., carpenter, r. 452 Tehama
Dobert Henry, liquors, 1700 Polk
Dobie John, telephone operator, r. 412 Tehama
" Mary, widow, r. 4 Zoe
" May, widow, r. 212 Austin
" Robert, blacksmith, r. 5i4 Freelon
Dobinson Hy, clerk Robert Dickson, r. 2219 Jones
Doble Abner (Abner Doble Co.), r. 1315 Gough

DOBLE ABNER COMPANY,

electrical and mechanical engineers
and contractors, importers, dealers
and manufacturers iron, steel and
metals, manufacturers' tools, agents
Thomas Firth & Sons' English steel,
high duty mine pumps, compound air
compressors, powder drills, Wright's
picks and pick eyes, steel tools and
f orgings, Walker Manufacturing Com-
pany's electric railway equipment,
A. L. Ide & Sons' Ideal engines, 13-15
Fremont, telephone Main 998
Doble Robert McF., with Abner Doble Co.,
13-15 Fremont, and general manager
Blue Lakes Water Co. (Amador Co.), 220
Sansome, room 2, r. 1315 Gough
" William, bookkeeper Golden West Hotel
Doble William A., with Abner Doble Co., 13-15

Fremont, r. Alameda
Doblemann David P., rattan worker, r. 814 Bry-
ant
Dobler Annie, domestic, 2412 Fillmore
Dobner William, pressman The Owl Printing

Co., r. 309, 6th
Dobos Charles, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill
Dobrin Mark, compositor, r. 1525 Geary
Dobrzensky Joseph, boxmaker F. Korbel &
Bros., r. 1123 Market
" Julius, foreman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 548
Minna

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Dobrzensky Sarah Miss, books and stationery,

713 Larkin, r. 3 Olive Av
Dobs Clara Miss, stamping and embroidery, 629

Larkin, r. 735A Ellis
Dobson Adelbert, engineer, r. 522% Lyon
" Alfred T., reporter, r. 839 Devisadero
" Charles H., marine engineer, r. 29 Haight
" David A. Mrs., r. 54, 1st
" Edward, agent United States Directory, 4

Lawrence PI
" Gertrude, saleslady Sanborn, Vail & Co.,

r. 115 Kearny
" Henry, waiter str City of Sydney
" Lizzie, domestic, 1227 Golden Gate Av
" William H., waiter, r, 137, 3d
Dock Peter O., milk dealer, 2104 Fillmore, r.

2432 Sacramento
Dockendorff Emil, expressman, SE cor Pine and
Kearny, r. lOSSVJ Kearny
" Johanna, widow, r. 1334 Turk
Dockery Edward W., stenographer, r. 9, 16th Av
South
" James P., milk inspector Board of Health,

r. 27 Lloyd
" Martin, janitor James Lick Baths, r. 23

Grand Av
" Patrick, teamster, r. 23 Grand Av
» Patrick G., r. 9, 16th Av South
Dockett John F., peddler, r. 738 Broadway
Docking Joel Mrs., lodgings, 407 Montgomery Av
Dockrell William, liquors, 25 Steuart
Dockum James A., shoemaker, 128 Oak
Dodd Adams, master mariner, r. 1309 Guerrero
" Frederick, electrician Market St. Ry., r.

1814 O'Farrell
" George S., salesman Le Count Bros., r.

Alameda
•' John, laborer, r. 113, 26th
" Julia N., widow, r. 12 Washington Av
" Percy, distributor S. F. Laundry, r. 1519

Eddy
" Vincent A., general foreman S. F Laun-
dry, r. Alameda
" William, teamster, r. 44 South Park
" William M., master mariner, r. 719 Fill-
more
Dodd Willis G., manager First Street Works of
the Union Iron Works, 227, 1st, r. 1809
Pierce
Dodds Andrew P., conductor Sutter St. Ry., r.
1416 Bush
" Charles, pressman Upton Bros., r. 816, 26th
" Mamie B. Miss, housekeeper Lane Hospi-
tal
" Robert, machinist First St. Wks Union I.
Wks, r. 816, 26th
Doddy Peter J., shoemaker, r. 1004 Leavenworth
Dodel Hans, clerk Alfonso Di Nola, r. 1307 How-
ard
" Xavier, physician, 1307 Howard
Dodge Albert C, clerk Revere Rubber Co., r.
513 Taylor
" Arthur B., artist Call, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" Augustus N., bench hand Excelsior Mill

Co., r. 844, 15th Av South
" Benjamin F., r. 631 Pine
" Benjamin F., machinist Risdon I. and L.
Wks, r. 346, 5th
Dodge Book and Stationery Co., James F.
Mason president, 112 Post
" Charles, plumber, r. 921V4 Mission
" Charles F., clerk, r. 531 Capp
" Charles H„ conductor Market St. Ry., r. 513

Lyon
" Charles P., engineer David Woerner, r. 115,

6th
" Daniel, r. 414 Harrison
" David (Dodge & Dunshee), r. 844, 15th Av

South
" David F., r. 311 Octavia
" Edward E., clerk, r. 112a 14th
" Edward J. (Pollard & Dodge), r. Alameda
" Elbert N., house painter, r. 629, 21st
" Elizabeth Mrs., dressmaking, 431 O'Farrell
" Elizabeth Mrs., nurse, 631 Pine
'• Elizabeth F., widow, r. 346, 5th
" Emelie Miss, bookkeeper, r. 531 Capp
" Eugene, porter Wellman, Peck & Co., r.
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Hotel
" Frank F., laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

2912F Laguna
" Frank L., electrician, r. 34 Hanover PI
" George E., manager Charles H. Higgins,

6 Mission, r. 414 Harrison
" Georgiana M., widow, r. 531 Capp
" H. Miss, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 2316

Howard
II Harry, blue printer Cal. Blue Print Co., r.

639, 31st
" Henry A., clerk Baldwin & Hammond, r.

3034 Scott
Dodge Henry L. (Dodge, Sweeney & Co.), presi-
dent Board of Education and president

Pacific Woodenware and Cooperage Co.,

r. 3015 Franklin
" Henry W., plumber, 431 O'Farrell
Dodge H. Washington, physician, 803 Sutter,

hours 1 p. m. and 7 to 8 p. m. and 3740

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West 143, r. Occidental Hotel
" Jared S. (Dodge Book and Stationery Co.)

r. Redwood City
" John W., seaman, r. 303 Chestnut
" John W. Jr., engraver George M. Wood &

Co., r. 303 Chestnut
" Joseph, master mariner, r. 910 Natoma
" Lee, plumber John Wieland Brewery
Dodge Miles B., with Parke & Lacy Co., 21-23

Fremont, r. 513 Taylor
" Mortimer M., clerk freight auditor's dept.

S. P. Co., r. 7241/2, 22d
" Nathan, collector, r. 629, 21st
" Nathan A., with Pioneer Pulp Co., r. 924a

Fulton
•' Oliver, waiter str State of California
" Orrin, collector Carroll & Tilton, r. 320 Turk
" Otis G. (Peterson & Co.), r. 121 Powell
" Ronald F., bookkeeper Excelsior Mill Co.,

r. 844, 15th Av South
" Rosanna M., widow, r. 113a 14th
" Sarah, widow, r. 2 Liberty
" Seward M., with The Realty Syndicate, r.

2036 Scott
" Stuart M., longshoreman, r. Moultrie nr

Union Av
Dodge, Sweeney & Co. (Henry L. Dodge, Lo-
renzo H. Sweeney, John E. Ruggles and

F. W. Van Sicklen), wholesale provision

and commission merchants, 114-116

Market and 11-13 California
" Theodore C, clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott,

r. 531 Capp
" Thomas U., engraver, r. 346, 5th
" Walter H., special policeman, r. 112a 14th
" William E., traveling salesman, r. 218

Leavenworth
Dodge William G., cashier Bohemian Club, r.

712 Sutter
" William J., engraver, r. 346, 5th
" William J., policeman, r. 37, 30th
" William W., deputy Assessor, t. 13011/4

Golden Gate Av
Dodge Zenas U., attorney at law, 508 California,

rooms 31-33, r. 2229 Sutter
" & Dunshee (David Dodge and Edgar L.

Dunshee) proprietors Excelsior Mill Co.,

713-717 Bryant
Dodman Henry, stableman Elijah S. Johnson,

r. 680 McAllister
Dodson Beverly, contractor, r. cor Virginia and

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of John S. Doe), doors, sash and blinds,
44-46 Market
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Nicholas
" Charles F. (B. & J. S. Doe and Charles F.
Doe & Co.) r. 2000 Laguna
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meda
" Charles W., merchant, ofQce 44-46 Market,

r. 1941 Clay
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guna
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Market
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1727 Pine
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" Otis, marine engineer, r. 140a Fell
Doehn Albert P., shoecutter, r. 512^4 Leaven-
worth
Doeing Carl A., editor, r. 417 Grove
Doelger John, bakery, 1821 Mason
Doelter Albert, barber Joseph Brunner, r. 634

Post
Doepfner Annie Mrs., groceries and liquors, 1600
Mason
" Oscar J., r. 1631 Church
" Richard, public weigher. ofBce Jackson St.
■^Vharf, r. 615 Lombard
Doering Charles, laborer, r. 1122. 7th Av South
" Frank, pressman, r. 725 Broadway
" George, laborer, r. 1109 Treat Av
" George J., carpenter, r. 707 Elizabeth
" John, carpenter, r. 1243. 24th
" John J., carpenter, r. 1109 Treat Av
" John G., butcher Jacob Schoenfeld, r. 6th

Av South nr K
" Joseph, vaquero. r. 1122, 7th Av South
" Margaret, widow, r. 1122, 7th Av South
" William, carpenter, r. 1300^4 Valencia
Doermann Gustave, bartender, r. 863Folsom
Doembeclier F. S., president Doembecher Fur-
niture Manufacturing Co., 733-741 Mis-
sion, r. Chehalis, Wash.
Doembeclier Furniture Manufacturing Co.
(Chehalis, Wash.). F. S. Doernbecher
president, James S. Greig secretary,
wholesale furniture. 733-741 Mission
Doerner Johann, shoemaker, 3 Natoma, r. 3115"^,

16th
Doerr A., blacksmith Pac. Roll. Mill
" Albert, shaper hand H. Friedrichs, r. SE

cor Moscow and Italy Av
" August, liquors, SE cor Moscow and Italy

Av
" Henry, cigar maker, r. 239, 5th
" Henry P., blacksmith P. Unrath, r. 1425

Sanchez
" Philip J., blacksmith Cal. Tool Wks., r.
1425 Sanchez
43= Doerr. See Dore and Dorr
Doerrer Josephine, widow, r. 916 Natoma
" William G., bazaar, 411 Hayes, r. 407^/^
Hayes

DoescherClaus, capitalist, r. 134, 4th
" Henry, clerk, r. 1912 Fillmore
" Rudolph R.. mechanical optician Cal. Op-
tical Co., r. 510 Mason
Doffe Louis, beltmaker H. N. Cook Belting Co.,

r. 9311/2 Church
Doggett Danton C, pressman, r. 834 Vallejo
" Samuel W.. attorney at law, 11 Montgom-
ery Block, r. 812, 26th
" Sumpter, watchman, r. 651 Vallejo
" William, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg &

Co., r. 909 Florida
■Kff-Doggett. See Daggett
Dohemann Hermann, r. 2414 Mission
Doheney William, teamster, r. 21 Henry

" William Jr., plumber, r. llll'/i Stevenson
Doheny John, blacksmith Joseph W. Scheid,

r. Ws Mission Road nr Bauer
" John, horseshoer, SW cor Minna and New

Montgomery, r. 178 Perry
4®=Doheny. See Dahoney and Dohoney
Doherty Andrew G., salesman J. Samuels, r. 712"

Central Av
" Ann, widow, r. 6914 Shipley
" Annie, r. 324 Ritch
" Annie, widow, r. IO614 Colton
" Bella, nurse, r. 1524i^ Clay
" Bernard, r. 346, 4th
" Bryan, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

cor Octavia and Lombard
" Charles J., salesman I. Flatow & Co. r..

240!/o, 6th
" Daniel, car driver, r. 356, 3d
" Daniel, distributor S. F. Laundry, r. 1519

Eddy
" Daniel, engineer, r. 14 Geneva
" Daniel, laborer, r. 510, 1st
" Daniel, laborer, r. 1321 Minna
" Daniel, tailor, r. 912 Natoma
' ' Edmund, boxmaker Hirschf elder & Meaney ,.

r. 1923a Howard
" Edward, hackman, Plaza, r. 454, 10th
" E. Greta Miss, stenographer Page, Mc-

Cutchen & Eells
" Ellen, widow, r. 35 Stanford
" Francis B. Rev., C. S. P., asst. rector St.

Mary's Church, r. 628 California
" Frank H., plumber, r. 72, 9th
" Frank J., clerk, r. 1256 California
" Frederick, bartender Kapp & Street, r. 71 „

3d
" George W., surveyor, r. 71,4th
" George, r. 133 Ivy Av'
" Henry, laborer, r. 24 Georgia
" James, gardener Magdalen Asylum
•' James, laborer, r. 116 Welsh
" James, laborer, r. 1122 Battery
" James, longshoreman, r. 20 Federal
" James V., carriage wood worker Carvill

Mfg. Co., r. 227A, 14th
" J., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill
" John, groceries and liquors, 37, 23d
" John, laborer, r. 1114 Tennessee
" John, lineman Gold and Stock Tel. Co., r.

132 Tremont Av
" John, teamster, r. 1510 Folsom rear
" John A., superintendent Modern Laundry,

r. 1326c Harrison
" John C, clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r. 2410

Sacramento
" John C, longshoreman, r. 324 Ritch
" John J., plumber, r. 227a, 14th
' ' John P. , contractor, r. 2016 Pierce
" John P., plumber, 345 Kearny, r. 2000-

Steiner
" John R., carpenter, r. 1604 San Carlos Av
" John v., wool dryer F. S. Moody, r. 32^^

Gilbert
" Lizzie Miss, r. 10J4 Angelica
" Margaret, widow, r. 27 Alta
■' Martin J., laborer, r. 528 Sacramento
" Mary, widow, r. 6 Billings PI
" Mary, widow, r. 1923a Howard
" Mary Miss, r. 257 Stevenson
" Mary E. Miss, teacher Columbia Grammar

School, r. 1923a Howard
" Mary A., widow, r. 15241/^ Clay
" Matthew, longshoreman, r. 1314 York
" Neal, fireman str City of Everett

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Doherty Owen, screenman Oregon Imp. Co., r. 422
Brannan
" P., finisher William A. Schrock
" Patrick, laborer, r. 24 Georgia
" Patrick, teamster Oregon Imp. Co., r. 4i/4

Federal
" Riciiard, laborer, r. 14 Sherwood PI
" Roger P., clerk C. Curtin, r. 408 Hyde
" Rose Miss, typewriter, r. 517 Mason
" Rose A., widow, r. 22 Geneva
" Sarah, domestic, 1121 Pine
" Thomas J. (Doherty & Fahy), r. UVi Bry-
ant Av
" Thomas, machinist, r. 61, 17th
" Thomas F., molder, r. 806, 24th
" Timothy, r. 227a 14th
" William, laborer, r. 45 Minna
" William T., laborer, r. 108 Nebraska rear
" & Fahy (Thomas J. Doherty and Philip
Fahy), liquors, 1364 Folsom
4®= Doherty. See Daugherty , Dougherty, Dorety

and Dorrity
Dohle John, saloonkeeper, r. 14 Moss

" Peter, laborer, r. 11 Freelon
.eS^Dohle. See Dahle
Dohmen Joseph, r. 33 Glen Park Av
Dohnett George, quartermaster, r. 308, 3d
Dohnken Henry, bricklayer, r. 622 Greenwich
Dohoney Philip C, clerk, r. 438 Tehama
4®-Dohoney. See Deheney
Dohring Charles, r. 1827 Market
" Henry, laborer Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 29201^

Pierce
" Peter H., laborer, r. 2919 Pierce
4®~ Dohring. See Doering

Dohrman Samuel, second-hand clothing, 702
Mission, r. 150 Minna
" William C, private Underwriters' Fire
Patrol Station 1, r. 106 Jessie
Dohrmann A. B. C, general manager Nathan,
Dohrmann & Co., r. 1310 Jones
" Clarence, salesman Nathan, Dohrmann &

Co., r. 2609 Pine
" Elizabeth Mrs., teacher voice culture and

physical training, 2705 Howard
" Frederick A., driver National Bottling

Co., r. 313 Mason
" Frederick W. (Nathan, Dohrmann & Co.), r.

1310 Jones
" Frederick Jr., assistant manager Nathan,

Dohrmann & Co., r. 1310 Jones
" John, liquors, 16 East, r. 16% East
" Julius, traveling salesman Nathan, Dohr-
mann & Co. , r. 2609 Pine
Dohrmann William F., dentist, 63 Crocker

Bldg, r. 1310 Jones
jeS~Dohrmann. See Dorman
Dohs Charles, r. 956 Harrison
Doig David C, machinist, r. 2753 Octavia
Doisron Julius, wire weaver, r. 2315 Lombard
Doklstich Vasso, restaurant, 1210 Polk, r. NW

cor Pacific Av and Polk
Dolan Alice, bookkeeper, r. 718 Church
" Annie Miss, saleslady Mrs. A. Dorn, r. 73

California Av
" Annie Miss, spinner Tubbs Cordage Co., r.

560 Pennsylvania Av
" Benjamin, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
" Bridget, widow, r. 26 Oak Grove Av rear
" Bridget E., widow, r. i Lundy Lane
•' Brothers (Michael and Patrick), liquors,

1374 Market
" Cecil J., widow, r. 127 Olive Av
" Charles H., r. 123, 24th

" Daniel P., with P. A. Dolan, r. 731 Harrison
" Edward, r. 126 Ivy Av
" Edward F., cutter Cahn, Nickelburg &Co.,

r. 331a Oak
" Eva Miss, stenographer Provident Savings

Life Assurance Society, r. 648 Waller
" Felix, cook, r. 227 Minna
" Frances Miss, nurse City and County

Hospital
" Francis, baker, r. 320 Pacific
" Francis, pattern maker Atlas Iron Wks.,

r. 319 O'Farrell
" Frank, laborer Flint & McLennan, r. 1035

Market
" George, conductor, r. 9 Bernard

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

; COAL f COOKING and HEATING

IP'-lSTOVES.

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Dolan George A., optician, r. 731 Harrison
" Harriet Miss, dressmaker, r. 2000 Larkin
" House, Alois E. Duriez proprietor, 143, 3d
" Hugh, r. 123, 24th

" Hugh, bartender Dolan Bros., r. 318 Ivy Av
" Hugh J., painter, r. 2d A V South nr N
" James, r. 913 Montgomery
" James, carpenter, r. 135 Lily Av
" James, laborer, r. 13 Decatur
" James, laborer, r. 333 Shipley
" James, seaman, r. 68 Minna
" James, seaman, r. 427 Francisco
" James C, engineer Golden Gate Park, r.
312 Hickory Av
Dolan James J., attorney and general manager
The Merchants' Mutual Adjusting
Agency, 504 Spreckels Bldg, r. 1014
Golden Gate Av
" James J., mining, r. 718 Church
" John, r. 126 Ivv Av
" John, r. 1012, 15th
" John, coalpasser str Walla Walla
" John, helper Joshua Hendy Machine Wks,

r. 421 Chestnut
" John, melter Atlas Iron Wks, r. 69 Califor-
nia Av
" John, wrapper O'Connor, Moflatt & Co., r.

333 Shipley
" John Jr., molder Atlas Iron Wks, r. 69 Call

fornia
" John A., cashier M. B. Moraghan, r. 611

Pine
" JohnD.,r. 2341/2, 11th
■ ' John E. , stockcutter Buckingham & Hecht ,

r. 4 Lundy Lane
" John F., expressman, SE cor Folsom and

5th, r. 12th Av South nr N
" John H., laborer, r. 35914, 1st
' ' John H. , rubber worker Bowers Rubber Co. ,

r. 5 Minna
" John M., sawyer, r. 2422 Geary
" John M., teamster, r. 26 Oak Grove Av
" John T., bookkeeper J. T. Sullivan, r. 850

Bay
" John v., clerk, r. 1013, 15th
" Joseph, horse trainer, r. 115c Langton
" Joseph, cook, r. 625, 2d
" Joseph Mrs., widow, r. 648 Waller
" Joseph F., clerk, r. 731 Harrison
" Joseph P., 2d asst. engineer str Corona,

r. 191/2 Pond
" Josephine M., stenographer Cal. Notion

and Toy Co., r. 648 Waller
" Lawrence, engineer S. F. Gas Light Co.,

r. 560 Pennsylvania Av
" Lawrence L., plumber, r. 4 Lundy Lane
" Lizzie, widow, r. 1225 McAllister
" Margaret, domestic, 1813 Page
" Maria, widow, r. 935, 21st
" Mary, widow, r. 509, 19th
" Mary Miss, r. 2261/2 Sanchez
" Mary Miss, hairdresser, r. 217a Page
" Mary J. Miss, teacher Whittier Primary

School, r. 1012, 15th
" M., r. 220, 3d

" Michael (Dolan Bros.), r. 729i/4 Natoma
" Michael, barber John Simon, r. 523 Howard
" Michael, bartender, r. 143, 3d
" Michael, clerk Macondray & Co., r. 930, 19th
" Michael, galvanizer, r. 335i/4 Fell
" Michael, laborer, r. 312, 1st
" Michael, laborer, r. 1605 Fulton
" Michael, solicitor John M. McLaughlin &

Co.
" Michael E., book agent, r. 554 Minna
" Michael H., shoemaker, r. 4 Lundy Lane

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Dolan Michael J., asst. engineer S. F. F. D., r.
2030 Pine

" Miles, chandelier maker Thomas Day &
Co., r. 126 Ivy Av

" Patrick (Dolan Bros.), r. 729i4 Natoma

" Patrick, gardener, r. 8 Gough

" Patrick, iron worker, r. 19 Natoma

" Patrick, laborer, r. 312 Hickory Av

" Patrick, liquors, 703 Davis, r. 520 Howard

" Patrick, shoemaker, r. 1034 Army

" Patrick A., real estate agent, 24 Montgom-
ery, r. 731 Harrison

" Patrick C, fireman Golden Gate Park, r.
312 Hickory Av

" Peter, porter Fred Salkeld, r. 227 Geary

" Peter, restaurant, 1309 Castro, r. 1311 Castro

" Philip, liquors, 628 Merchant and 624 Jack-
son, r. 1007 Washington

" Robert, night watchman Market St. Ry.
r. 1605 Fulton

' ' Robert E , , correspondent Macondray & Co. ,
920, 19th

" Rose Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home

" Teresa, nurse, r. 718 Church

" Thomas, r. 57 Potrero Av

" Thomas, r. 226% Sanchez

" Thomas, seaman, r. 68 Minna

" Thomas B., bridgetender 4th St. Bridge, r.
850 Bay

" Thomas F., laborer, r. 13714. 6th

" Thomas F., porter G. M. Kutz & Co., r. 123
Eureka

" Timothy, carpenter and builder, r. 777
Haight

" Vincent, with O. F. Rouleau

" William, blacksmith and horseshoer, 7
Louisa

" William, civil engineer, r. 312 Hickory Av

" " William, hackdriver, r. 2517 Post

" William, hostler Bailey, Weller & Neave,
r. 520 Stevenson

" William, varnisher, r. ilSVi, 6th

" William B. Mrs., widow, r. 1329 Waller

" William K., collector Nathan, Dohrmann
&Co., r. 23414, nth

" William L., bartender Broyer & Glynn, r.
560 Pennsylvania Av

" William T., laborer, r. 4 Lundy Lane
4S=-Dolan. See Doolan and Doolin
Dolbeer Jolm (Dolbeer & Carson) r. 828 Lombard
Dolbeer & Carson (John Dolbeer and William
Carson), wholesale lumber dealers, ship-
ping and agents Dolbeer & Carson Lum-
ber Co., 10 California, room 3

" & Carson Lumber Co. (Eureka, Humboldt
Co.), Dolbeer & Carson agents, 10 Cali-
fornia, room 3
Dolce Stephen, fruits and vegetables, 416, 6th
Dold Jacob Packing Co. (Kansas City, Mo.),
Eugene B. Grace agent, 640, 5th

" Joseph, locksmith and gunsmith, 262, 8th

" Joseph, tailor, 722 Valencia

" Peter, frame maker Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
1228 York
Dolder Leopold F., salesman, r. 905, 14th
Dole Edwin L., expressman, cor Larkin and
McAllister, r. 2361/2, 13th

" Stephen C, feeder Brown & Craddock

" Walter W., salesman Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Dolenhart William, cook, r. 915 Montgomery
Dolerty John, porter Hotel Fairmount
Dolet Louis E., liquors, 817 Larkin
Dolheguy Grace, widow, r. 1324 Jackson

" Leon (Kuhlmeyer & Dolheguy), r. 921i/4 Fil-
bert

Dolheguy Marie Miss, stenographer J. Spaulding

& Co., r. 1324 Jackson
Dolire Con, bootblack, SW cor Harrison and 3d,

r. 40 South Park
Dolkar John, laborer, r. 49 Gilbert
Doll Carl E., clerk Edward H. Goetze, r. 426
Powell
" Edward, soapmaker, r. NE cor 8th and

Brannan

" William C, laborer, r. NE cor 8th and

Brannan

Dollar James, manager Dollar Lumber Co., 10

California, room 11, r. San Rafael

" Lumber Co., James Dollar manager, 10

California, room 11

" Robert, manager Usal Redwood Co., 10

California, room 11, r. San Rafael

DoUard Arthur W., bookkeeper Frank Barnard,

r. 1803 Laguna

" Edward J., bookkeeper G. Verdier & Co., r.

1803 Laguna
" John, teamster, r. 1803 Laguna
" John A., master mariner, r. 218 Chatta-
nooga
" William, woolsorter, r. 13 Rondel PI
" William E., liquors, 61 Tehama
Dollein Adam, tinner Boesch Lamp Co., r. 324

Duncan
DoUerup Benjamin, carpenter P. C. SS. Co., r.

Oakland
DoUey Michael, wood and coal, 5 Oak Grove Av,

r. 151/^ Oak Grove Av
Dolling Elsabe. widow, r. 918 Page
" William H., engraver, SHardie PI, r. 918

Page
" William P., waiter, r. Prescott House
DoUinger Leah Mrs., dressmaking, 1046!4 Fol-
som
" Marcus, r. 10461/4 Folsom
DoUiver Edwin, seaman, r. 745 Folsom
" Frank P., salesman W. B. Sumner & Co., r.

360, nth
" J. S., pilot, 506 Battery, r. Alameda
" Louis E., gripman Cal. St. RR, r. 360, Uth
" Samuel R. (DoUiver & Bro.), r. 12 Beaver
" Sewall, salesman DoUiver & Bro., r. 1008

Jones
" Thomas (DoUiver & Bro.), r. I814 Guy PI
" William, porter DoUiver & Bro., r. 705, 21st
" & Brother (Thomas and Samuel R.), shoe
findings, 29, 2d
DoUman John, baker J. Lanzer, r. 2242 Mis-
sion
Dolman Daniel P., machinist, r. 207!^ Guerrero
" Julien, gardener, 555 Harrison
" Lewis, porter, r. 104 New Montgomery
4®" Dolman. See Dahlman
Dolph Elof, diver, r. 328 Noe
" Robert B., salesman Nathan, Dohrmann &

Co., r. 1114 Taylor
" Sarah, widow, r. 1114 Taylor
Dolphin Swimming and Boating Club, Harry C.
Vandewater secretary, foot of Van Ness
Av
" Yachting Club, office 539 Californ a
Domay Andrew, porter Wichman, Lutgen& Co.,

r. 933 Kearny
Dombach John, porter, r. 707 Diamond
Dombrower Helen, widow, r. 312 Hyde
Domenic & Co. (Domenic Figone), florists and

decorators, 338 Sutter
Domenichini Angelo, fruits and vegetables, 1648
Mission
" Celestino (Domenichini & Venturi), r. 1617

Powell
" & Venturi (Celestino Domenichini and Vin-
cenzo Venturi), groceries and liquors,
1501 Powell
Domenici Basilio, tailor, 1337 Dupont, r. 31314
Lombard
" Leonardo, carpenter, r. 1717 Stockton
Domenico D., chipper Atlas I. Wks
" Delmarco, restaurant, 1323 Battery, r. 447

Broadway
" Madrid, widow, r. 154 Eddy
Domeniconi Amelia, widow, r. 2008 Taylor
" James, bookkeeper Baxter & Oesting, r.

2008 Taylor
" Severino, drug clerk, r. 3008 Taylor

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Domergue Achille, tanner Legallet-Hellwig
Tanning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad
Av
«' Josephine, widow, dressmaker, 1408Vi Pow-
ell

Domestic Sewing Machines and Paper Pat-
terns, J. W. Evans agent, 1021 Market

Domett William E., master mariner, r, 708
Guerrero

Domingo G., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill
" Mark, restaurant, r. 447 Broadway

Dominguez Anasticeo, saddler Main & Win-
chester, r. 55, 2d
" Carmelita, widow, r. 1407 Powell
" R. A., 1st asst. engineer str San Jose, r.
14071^ Powell

Dominican Convent, 1210 Guerrero

Dominican Monastery, W s Steiner bet Bush
and Pine

Dominican Sisters, 550 Fillmore, Sacred Heart
Church

Dominique John, laundryman, r. 605 Broadway

Domkowicz Rudolf, salesman G. T. Marsh & Co.,
r. 711 Jones

Dommes William, machinist Electrical En-
gineering Co., r. 511 Douglass

Domrowe William, shoemaker, 1005 Post, r. 337,
10th Av

Domshee Paul, bookkeeper, r. 1309 Stockton

Doaaghy Frank M., wood and coal, 404, 5th
" James S., receiver Market St. Ry., r. 1425
Hayes

Donahoo Michael J., vice-president Burge &
Donahoo Co., incorporated, 220 Sansome,
room 4, r. Oakland
" Peter B., mining engineer, office 220 San-
some, room 4, r. Oakland

4a- Donahoo. See Donahue, Donoghue, Dono-
hoe and Donohue

Donahue Annie, widow, office 916 Market, room
36, telephone Main 1673, r. NE cor Bryant
and Second
" Cecilia, widow, r. 1606 Howard
" Charles E., driver J. Spaulding & Co., 324

<< Charles J., porter Tillmann & Bendel, r. 2210
Jones

" Daniel, engineer, r. 1412 Mason

" Daniel, plumber Schuster Bros.,r. 267 Minna

" Dennis H., drayman, r. 42 Natoma

" Edward F., bookkeeper, r. 638 Minna

" Edward H,, compositor Call

" Elizabeth E. Mrs., teacher Redding Pri-
mary School, r. 132 Julian Av

" Henry, agent, r. 614 Birch Av

" Henry, bricklayer, r. 734 Folsom
Donahue Henry, druggist, 140, 3d

" Henry, steerage watchman str City of Syd-
ney

" Henry M., clerk, r. 42 Natoma

" James, r. 13 Everett

" James, baker, r. 934, 17th

" James, barber, 1933 Mission

" James, clerk Thomas Connolly, r. 312 Lily
Av

" James, laborer, r. 13!4 Freelo i

" James, teamster, r. 3 Federal

" James E., machine hand W. H. Nolan &
Co., r. 28 Alvarado

" James E. Jr., helper blacksmith Market
St. Ry., r. 28 Alvarado

" James P., r. 312 Lily Av

" James T., bookkeeper Stevenson & Co., r.
120, 8th
Donahue James T., secretary and treasurer
The National Ice Co., office 327 Market,
r. Berkeley

" Jeremiah, seaman, r. 743 Harrison

" Jeremiah, Jr., fireman Edison Light and
Power Co., r. 743 Harrisqn

" John, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1731b
Haight

" John C, r. 2 Bryant Av

" John W., compositor Journal of Commerce,
r. 16 Clara

" John F., clerk, T. 28 Alvarado

" Joseph, carpet layer, r. 616 Mason

" Kittie, widow, r. 227 Olive Av

" Lawrence, railroad man, r. 419 Brannan

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Donahue Maggie, widow, r. 44314 Minna

" Mary, widow, r. 23 Bridge

" Mary, widow, r. 2210 Jones

" Michael, laborer, r. 274 Jes!

" Nora, widow, r. 443 Bryant

" Patrick, laborer, r. 336 Duncan

" Patrick, laborer, r. 1303 Pt. Lobos Av

" Patrick, watchmaker, 1016 Shotwell

" Peter, r. 346, 1st

" Peter, r. 454 Bryant

" Peter Mrs., widow, 36 Columbian Bldg, 916
Market, r. NE cor Bryant and 2d

" Peter J., capitalist, 64 Nevada Block, r.
Santa Clara

" Robert E., driver National Ice Co., r. 443
Bryant

" Simon, shoemaker G. M. Kutz & Co., r. 477
Jessie

" T., porter Western Meat Co.

" Thomas R., collector, r. 229 Olive Av
4®-Donahue. See Donahoo, Donoghue, Dono-

hoe and Donohue
Donald Andrew J., machinist, r. E s Pennsyl-
vania Av nr Butte

" David, helper Union I. Wks

" David, stonecutter, r. Victoria nr Ran-
dolph

" Frank R., clerk, r. 640 Church

" George, hoseman Engine 33

'< Harriet L. Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 931 Web-
ster

" James, seaman, r. 830 Battery

" James C, with The Associated Press, r.
2028 Steiner

" John, r. 526 Connecticut

" John, laborer, r. 121 Arkansas

" John, Jr., shipjoiner, r. 121 Arkansas

" John H., accountant Balfour, Guthrie &
Co., r. 640 Church

" N. Mrs., saleslady, r. 620 Ellis

" William, shipjoiner, r. 526 Connecticut

" William D., sergeant-at-arms Board of
Supervisors, r. 212 Mason
4®" Donald. See Donell

Donaldson A., master mariner, 9 Mission, r. 717
Capp

" Alexander, dockmaster Union I. Wks, r.
SSdVi Clementina

" Alfred, attendant U. S. Marine Hospital

" Charier, printer Goodman-Levlson Co., r.
429, 7th

" George W., r. 1330 Sanchez

" Helen, widow, r. 1605 Devisadero

" James, r. 1615 Sacramento

" James, merchandise broker, 207 Battery,
room 7, r. Oakland

" J. E., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1745
Hayes rear

" John,"musician, r. 33914 Clementina

" John, sewing machines, 205, 4th, r. 1915
Howard

" Joseph F., bookkeeper, r. 1330 Sanchez

" Martha G. Miss, stenographer, r. 1330 San-

" Robert, deckhand, r. 501 Napa

" Robert, machinist J. G. Worth, r. 339!4

Clementina
" Robert, stableman Charles J. Hinrichs, r.

524, 3d
" Robert A., assistant general passenger

agent S. P. Co., 4 Montgomery, r. 2828

Washington
" Robert H., clerk gen. pass, agt's office

S. P. Co., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" Stuart, painter, r. 438 Oak
" Tillie G. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1330 Sanchez

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Donaldson Watson N., clerk, r, 509 Jones
" William, draughtsman naval dept. Union
I. "Wks, r. 33914 Clementina
Donaldson William A. president Truckee Lum-
ber Co. of San Francisco, 243-251 Berry,
■ r. Oakland
>^='Donaldson. See Donelson
Donati Antonio, varieties, NE cor Kearny and
Vallejo
" Francisco, farmer, r. 416 Pacific
" Michele, barber, 228 Montgomery Av
Donato Gaetano, fruits and vegetables, 605

Vallejo
Donavon Daniel J., attorney at law, 305 Larkin,
r. 6 Godeus
" John M., r. 6 Godeus
4S~Donavon. See Donovan
Donbavand Joseph, compositor James H. Barry,

r. 618 Harrison
Doncks P. Herman, capitalist, r. 339V4 Hayes
Dondere Joseph, clerk Auguste Carle, r. 732
Vallejo
'■ Marie, widow, r. 732 Vallejo
Dondero Andrew, finisher Cal. Furniture Mfg.
Co., r. 1211 Powell
" August, r. 718 Greenwich rear
" Carlo, r. 2815 Greenwich
Dondero Cliarles. secretary Italian Chamber of
Commerce and editor BoUettinoMensile,
506 Battery, room 1. r. Oakland
" Frank, r. 718 Greenwich rear
" Frank, teamster Bender Bros., r. 19 Russell
" Giovanni, boarding, r. 522 Green
■' Giuseppe, laborer, r. 1 Edith PI
" James, r. 718 Greeenwich rear
■' James, watchman, r. North Point and

Powell
■' John, r. 718 Greenwich
•' John Jr., laborer, r. 718 Greenwich
" John B., candy maker Rothschild & Ehren-

pfort, r. 1707 Stockton rear
" Joseph, laborer, r. 227 Pacific
" Louis, r. 6 Russell
" Luigi, peddler, r. 11 Pollard PI
Dondlinger Joseph, helper August Petzold, r.

Alameda
Donegan Edward, hostler, r. 606 Natoma
" Edward, plumber Levy & Parker, r. 1214a

Union
" Hubert, surveyor, r. 506 Jones
" James F., waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 921^^

Capp
" John J., wood and coal, 716 Folsom, r. 48

Ritch
" Maurice, foreman, r. 250 Clara
" Thomas, plumber, r. 1214 Union
•' Thomas H., bartender Mrs. M. Cleary, r.

256,3d
" William, hostler Charles S. Crittenden, r.
1000 Geary
4S= Donegan. See Donigan and Dunnigan
Donelin Timothy J., clerk freight auditor's dept.

S. P. Co., r. East Oakland
4®" Donelin. See Donnellan
Donelon Patrick, fireman str Apache
Donelson D. August, salesman Smiths' Cash

Store, r. emM Filbert
0=" Donelson. See Donaldson
Dongo Luigi, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo
Donhan Robert B., draughtsman S. F. Bridge

Co., r. Alameda
Donigan Frank P., helper G. & E. Snook, r. 1121
Montgomery
" John, musician, r. 315 Waller
" John J., stevedore, r. 705, 24th
" Michael, porter, r. 1121 Montgomery

Donigan Michael T., pattern maker Towle &
Lynch, r. 1121 Montgomery
" Rose Miss, r. 5 Ewing PI
^B' Donigan. See Donegan and Dunnigan
Doniselli Andrew, laborer, r. 515 Filbert

" Frederick, laborer, r. 515 Filbert
Donison Henry J., marine engineer, 9 Mision, i

Elmhurst, Alameda Co.
Donkin A., storekeeper str San Bias
Donlan Anna E., widow, r. 32 Russ
" Annie Miss, r. 141 Shipley
" Frank R., telegraph operator, r. 32 Russ
" James D., tile setter W. W. Montague &

Co., r. 526 Howard
" John P., painter, r. 28'/4 Bluxome
" John P., salesman, r. 32 Russ
" Kitty Miss, shoefitter, r. 219 Sanchez
" M. Mrs., r. 933, 18th
" Michael, driver, r. 7 Clinton Park
" Michael, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., r

7311,4 Clementina
" Thomas, fireman, r. 413 Harrison
" Thomas, stableman J. P. Ferguson & Son
" Thomas S., longshoreman, r. 20^/^ Folsom

Av
" William, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 219

Sanchez
" William G., printer Abramson-Heunisch
Co., r. 706 California
4®" Donlan. See Donlon and Donnellan
4®=Donley. See Donnelly
Donleavy Michael F., liquors, 412 Kearny, r.

1136 Howard
4S=" Donleavy. See Dunleavy
Donley William, carpenter Hale Bros., r. 45

Julian Av
Donlon D. Mrs., bakery, 1518 Stockton
" Dennis G., machine hand Siebe, Glanville
Co., r. 1518 Stockton
John, r. 131 i/i Langton
Joseph M., solicitor Charles Christensen,

r. 729, 23d
Maggie Miss, r. 1517 Leavenworth
Michael, car inspector S. P. Co., r. 131^4

Langton
Michael, longshoreman, r. 17 Minna
Michael J., hostler Saratoga Stables, r.

1517 Leavenworth
Thomas, grlpman Presidio and Ferries

RR, r. 1218 Green
William J., machinist American Type
Founders' Co., r. 1517 Leavenworth
4®~Donlon. See Donlan and Donnellan
Donly J. C, r. 11 Taylor

Donn John, tanner Richard Curtis, r. 2626 Bry-
ant Av
Donnadieu Alma, housekeeper, 14 Washington
Donne Joseph H., packer, r. 1009 McAllister
" Richard J., bill clerk The Hamburger Co.,

r. 1009 McAllister
" Richard M., expressman, r. 1009 McAllister
Donnel James W., operator, r. 231, 7th

" Jonathan, r. 807 Van Ness Av
Donnell Arthur C. (Okell, Donnell & Co.), r.
California Hotel
" James W., photographer J. H. Peters, r.
231, 7th
4S" Donnell. See Donald
" Donnellan George E., clerk, r. 1404 Mason
" Thomas, salesman Goldberg, Bowen & Co.,

r. 719 O'Farrell
" Thomas, pressman M. Weiss' Son, r. Oak-
land
" Thomas Jr., bookkeeper, r. 719 O'Farrell
rear
4®="Donnellan. See Donelin, Donlan and Don-
lon
Donnelly A., messman str Walla Walla
" Albin B., guard County Jail No. 2, r. 409

Geneva Av
" Annie, widow, r. 531, 7th
" Annie, widow, r. 1.327 Union
" B. & Co. (Bernard Donnelly), liquors, 315

East North
" Bernard (B. Donnelly & Co.), r. 10 Com-
mercial
" Bernard, groceries and liquors, NW cor

Bush and Fillmore, r. 2014 Fillmore
" Bernard, hoseman Engine 4. r. 8 Minna

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Donnelly Bertha Mrs., r. 605 Fulton
" Bridget, widow, r. 110, 7th
" Catharine, widow, r. 1610 Post
" Charles F., gripman Market St. Ry., r.

1421 !4 Valencia
" Daniel W., clerk ticket auditor's dept S. P.
Co., r. Burlingame, Cal.
Donnelly, Dunne & Co. (Edward T. Donnelly
and James F. Dunne), stock raisers, 601
California
" Edward D., grading contractor, 40 New
Montgomery, r, 2103 Jones
Donnelly Edward F., physician, office and r.
1001 McAllister, telephone West 120
" Edward J., salesman The Hamburger Co.,

r. 1302 Pine
" Edward T. (Donnelly, Dunne & Co.), r. 318

Oak
" Edward T., bookkeeper, r. 58 Shipley
" Edwin, gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co.
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 315, 8th
" Ellen, widow, r. 724 Front
" Ettie Miss, jewelry case maker, r. 453^^

Bryant
" Frank (Nagle & Donnelly), r. 1241 14 Market
" Frank, teamster, r. 356^ Brannan
" Frank, teamster John Tuttle, r. 7th Av nr J
" Frank J., druggist Dr. A. T. Leonard, r.

1610 Post
" Frank L., expressman, r. 909^, 18th
" Frank R., butcher Horn & Judge, r. W s 1st

Av South nr Railroad Av
" Frederick J., horseshoer, r. 135 Tehama
" George, laborer, r. 816 Sansome
" George H., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 200 Stock-
ton
" George S., dental student, r. 1618 Fulton
" George W., teamster, r. 135 Tehama
" Hannah, widow, r. 4531^ Bryant
" Harry, fireman str Crescent City
" Hugh, porter Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 562

Natoma
" James, r. 659 Clay
" James, bartender, r. 19 Commercial
" James, laborer S. P. Co., r. Alameda
" James, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r.

156 Golden Gate Av
" James, master schr Webfoot, office 48 Mar-
ket, room 1
" James, seaman, r 5 Baldwin Court
" James Mrs., widow, r. 352 Jessie rear
" James J. (Donnelly & Brannan), r. San

Mateo
" James O., painter, r. 311 Castro
" James W.. liquors, 1201 Golden Gate Av, r.

38 Ridley
" Jane, widow, r. 3 William
" Jane, domestic, 1909 Pine
" John, r. 2I614, 6th
" John, r. 635 Geary
" John, butcher, r. 664V4 Howard
" John, chief engineer str City of Sydney, r.

241/4 Lapidge
" John, expressman, r. 139, 4th
" John, laborer, r. 137, 4th Av
" John, laborer, r. 678 Brannan rear
" John, porter, r. 110, 7th
" John A., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r.

1113 Pierce
" John C, salesman Moore, Hunt & Co., r.

Oakland
" John C, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,

r. 191/2 Sumner
" John H.,r. 2428 Bush
" John H., laborer Francis Smith & Co., r. 58

Shipley
" John H., wood carver, r. 135 Tehama
" John T., painter, r. 278 Minna
" John T., stair builder, r. 135 Tehama
" Joseph, clerk Daniel McGuigan, r. 937, 18th
" Joseph C, porter Magner Bros., r. 1241%

Market
" Liizzie Miss, jewelry case maker, r. 453i/4

Bryant
" Louis P., porter, r. 135 Tehama
" Mark J., freight clerk P. C. S. S. Co.
" Martin, deckhand, r, 204 Jackson
" Mary Miss, r. 140 Hickory Av
" Mary Mrs., r. 1155 Folsom rear

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Donnelly Mary, domestic, 2195 Devisadero
" Mary, domestic, 2201 Fulton
" Mary, domestic, 2519 Pacific Av
" Mary E. Miss, vice-principal Hearst

Grammar School, r. 815 Oak
" May Miss, dressmaker Gustav Flamm, r.

2428 Bush
" Michael, laborer, r. 109 Buena Vista
" Michael, tanner, r. 58 Shipley
" Michael, tinsmith Joseph H. Brook, r. 1126

Market
" Michael A., bookkeeper T. J. Moynihan, r.

222, 17th
" Michael M., horseshoer, r. 1045 Market
" Minnie Miss, machine operator, r. 45314

Bryant
" M. Louise Miss, teacher Rincon Grammar

School, r. 815 Oak
" Patrick, liquors, SE cor Mission and 4th
" Patrick F., brass finisher, r. 135 Tehama
" Patrick T., abstract clerk U. S. Mint, r. 905

Market
" Peter, lodgings, 140 Minna
" Peter E. (Donnelly & Ryan), r. 16c Decatur
Donnelly Bichard M., president Pacific Coast
Co-operative Cigar Manufacturing Co.,
324 Battery, r. 660 Howard
" Sadie Miss, confectionery, 531 Hayes
" Sarah F. Miss, teacher Columbia Gram-
mar School, r, 815 Oak
" Walton C, teamster, r. 1618 Fulton
" William F., hack driver, r. 1206 Larkin
" William F., marine engineer, r. 1919 Geary
Donnelly & Brannan (James J. Donnelly),
wholesale and retail dealers wines and
• brandies, 1069-1071 Mission
" & Ryan (Peter E. Donnelly and Theodore
Ryan), groceries and liquors, 501, 8th
i^-Donnelly. See Donley
Donnels Albert T., salesman Chas. M. Plum &

Co., r. Alameda
Donnels Horace C. cashier Home Life Ins. Co.,
3-4 Flood Bldg, r. 965 Masonic Av
" Mary E., widow, r. 965 Masonic Av
Donner Albert, shoemaker Charles Dietle
» Henry L., shipping clerk Lievre, Fricke &

Co., r. 15151/4 Market
" John, r. 807 Van Ness Av
Donnerfeld John V., dyer, r. 243 Minna
Donnes G. F., driver Pac. Carriage Co., r. 625

Bush
.^-Donnelly. See Donnelly
Donogh Andrew O., salesman C. B. Perkins, r.
Berkeley
" T. John, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
349, 4th Av
Donoghue George, clerk, r. 718 Natoma rear
" Ignatus, stock cutter P. F. Nolan & Co., r.

331 Turk
' ' Joseph, clerk Albion Lumber Co. , r. 331 Turk
" Julia, domestic, 3319 Clay
" Kate, widow, r. 7% Isis
" Michael, messenger First National Bank,

r. 815 Eddy
" Timothy, miner, r. 220 Fulton
jg®*Donoghue. See Donahoo, Donahue, Donohoe

and Donohue _ ,

Donohoe Building, NE cor Market and Taylor,
entrance 1170 Market
" Cornelius, policeman, r. 27 Devisadero
" Denis Jr. (Cormac & Donohoe), attorney at

law, 207 Battery, r. San Rafael
" Dora, widow, r. 1182 Haight
Donohoe Edward, secretary Donohoe-Kelly
Banking Co., NE cor Montgomery and
Sutter, r. 2117 Pacific Av

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DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF

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Donohoe Hubert, painter, r. 6 Kissling
Donohoe James H., superintendent Station G
Post Office, r. 271/2 Devisadero
" James J., salesman R. Dunsmuir & Sons,

r. 8 Harrison
" Jolm, blacksmith, r. 1704a Harrison
" Joseph, laborer, r. 961 Bryant
Donolioe Joseph A., vice-president Donohoe-
Kelly Banking Co., NE cor Montgomery
and Sutter, r. 8120 Broadway
" Joseph A. Mrs., widow, r. 2117 Pacific Av
Dononoe-Kelly Banking Company, Adam
Grant president, Joseph A. Donohoe
vice-president, Edward Donohoe secre-
tary, James A. Thompson cashier, NE
cor Montgomery and Sutter
" Maria Miss, dressmaker, r. 1309 California
" Michael (Donohoe & Murphy), r. 1309 Cali-
fornia
" Owen, shoemaker, 1613 Turk
" Patrick, granite dealer. 1613 Turk
" Patrick, porter A. C. Nichols & Co., r. 1519

Mason
" Patrick J., architect, 330 Pine, room 18 r

632 Sutter
" Philip, laborer,r. 247, 2d
" & Murphy (Michael Donohoe and John
Murphy), wood and coal, 1309 California
4®" Donohoe. See Donahoo, Donahue, Donoghue

and Donohue
Donohue Allie, carpenter and house mover, r 72
West Mission
" Annie, domestic, 1413 Taylor
" Catharine V., widow, r. 2028 Filbert
" Charles, clerk Timothy D. McCarthy
" Charles A., shipping clerk Blake, Moffltt

& Towne, r. 17 Oak
" Charles H., engineer American Brewery, r

1603 Mason ^'

" Cornelius (Shea & Donohue), r. 18 Verona

" Cornelius, clerk r. 408 Hyde

" Cornelius, miner, r. 314 Minna

" Cornelius, molder Schrader & Co., r. Oak-
land

" Cornelius, porter, r. 13 Louisa

" Daniel, bartender John D. Garratson, r.
635 Stevenson

" Daniel, brewer American Brewery, r. 724b
Green

" D. H., motorman Market St. Ry., r. 1087
Tennessee

" Edward, laborer, r. 743 Harrison

" Eugene, r. 72 West Mission

" Eugene, expressman, NE cor 2d and How-
ard, r. 1451/4 Dorn

" F. J., wrapper Hale Bros., r. 627 Shotwell

" Frank, capitalist, r. 1508 Guerrero

" Frank M., groceries and liquors, SW cor
24th and Shotwell, r. 1502 Guerrero

" Hannah Mrs., r. 1100 Stevenson

" Honora, widow, r. 718, 14th

" James, groceries and liquors, 116, 7th, r.
55114 Minna

" James, molder, r. 46 Tehama

" James, teamster Cal. Construction Co., r
530, 17th

" James Jr., r. 551 V^ Minna

" James C, packer, r. 414!^ Clementina

" Jeremiah J., painter, r. II31/2 Ridley

" Johanna, widow, r. 27 Gilbert

" John, r. St. Mary's Hospital

" John, bartender, r. 438 Broadway

" John, file cutter, r. 408 Harrison

" John, gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. Berke-
ley

Donohue John, horse dealer, r. 1100 Stevenson
" John, laborer, r. 488, 8th
" John, painter, r. 264 Clara
" John, plasterer, r. 933 Mission
" John, teamster, r. NW cor Steiner and

Hermann
" John, watchman, r. 410, 15th
" John H., teamster, r. 1502 Guerrero
" John W., civil engineer, r. 72 West Mis-
sion
" Joseph, r. 845 Mission
" Joseph P., millhand Pac. Roll. Mill, r.

cor Maryland and Sierra
" Julia Mrs., groceries, 119, 7th
" Kate, widow, r. 414, 6th
" Margaret Mrs., groceries, 113 Juniper
" Patrick, driver, r. 56d Clementina
" Patrick, laborer, r. 27 Gilbert
" Patrick, laborer, Pac. Roll. Mill. r. NE cor

Napa and Louisiana
" Patrick J., groceries, NE cor Montgomery

and Green
" Robert M., clerk, r. 910 Clay
" Rodger, expressman, r. 1341 Alabama
" Susan, widow, r. 1423 Pine
" Thomas, r. 425 Eddy
" Thomas, r. 743 Harrison
" Thomas, bootblack, r. SlO'/i, 5th
" Thomas, groceries and liquors, 500 Grove
" Timothy, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 898

Green
" William, r. 551'^ Minna
" William, liquors, NE cor Steuart and Mis-
sion, r. 635 Natoma
" William H. (Donohue & Kerdell), r. 616

Mason
" & Kerdell (William H. Donohue and Tony
Kerdell) manufacturing jewelers, 134
Sutter
4®~ Donohue. See Donahoo, Donahue, Donoghue

and Donohoe
Donovan Agnes, widow, r. 727^^ Clementina
" Alexander, cook John Frank, r. 1228!^ Pine
" Allen W., opener U. S. Customs, r. 533

Bryant
" Andrew J., chief deputy Superintendent

Streets, r. 225 Fulton
" Annie Miss, clerk Thomas McCraith & Co.,

r. 680 Greenwich
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ers, r. 1809 Pine
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423 Montgomery Av, r. 915 Union rear
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' ' Edward, driver Consumers' Ice Co. , r. 1500^

Folsom
" Edward F., watchman, r. 762a Folsom
" Edward P., deputy County Clerk, r. 29

Garden
" Ellen, widow, r. 421 Broderick
" Ellen, widow, r. 1807 Mission
" Ellen Miss, teacher Franklin Grammar

School, r. 511 Turk
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'.' Eugene, r. 948i^ Harrison
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los Av
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ning School, r. 417 Larkin
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" Harry, brass molder M. Greenberg's Sons,

r. 4261/4 Hayes
" Helen Miss, shoefitter, r. 139, 14th rear
" Honora, widow, r. 612^ Natoma
" Hugh, laborer The Norton Tanning Co., r.

18th Av South bet R and S
" James, bricklayer, r. 1306 Folsom
" James, laborer, r. 616, 6th
" James, laborer, r. 1335^4 Natoma
" James, spinner Golden Gate Woolen Mills
" James, wool sorter Flint & McLennan, r.

763 Bryant
" James H., boiler maker, r. 736 Hayes
" James J., tankmaker Fulda Bros., r. 808

Laguna
" James J., tanner The Norton Tanning Co.,

r. 1342 Nebraska
" James M., butcher G. Pisani, r. 219 Austin
" James P., wood and coal, 222 Leavenworth,

r. 61 114 Grove
" James T., sergeant police, r. 221914 Polk
" Jeremiah, calker, r. 208 Noe
" Jeremiah, carpenter, r. 417 Minna
" Jeremiah, laborer, r. 107, 23d
" Jeremiah, longshoreman, r. 419 Brannan
" Jeremiah, policeman, r. 2711^4 Laguna
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trero Av
" Jeremiah J. (Gargre & Co.), r. 4 Elliot

Park
" Jerome, clerk, r. 1335i4 Natoma
" Jerome, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 329

Sanchez
" J. J., teamster, r. 1016 Minna
" John, artificial limb maker Menzo Spring,

r. 783 Mission
" John, blacksmith, r. 417 Minna
'• John, fireman str City of Everett
" John, hostler James P. Guerin, r. 3 Burch-

amPl
" John, laborer, r. 512, 2d
" John, laborer, r. 519b Brannan
" John, laborer, r. 941, 15th
" John, liquors, 1021 Howard, r. 14b Harriet
" John, longshoreman, r. 731 Folsom
" John, painter M. J. & J. J. Donovan, r. 1389

O'Farrell
" John, teamster, r. 1727 Market
" John, teamster Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 316

850

John A., r. 2045 Howard

JohnB., blacksmith Market St. Ry.

Bryant

John C, laborer, r. 1606 Kearny
John H., bookkeeper S. F. Gas Light Co.,

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sion, r. 1016 Minna
" John J., house and sign painting, 138, 11th
" John J., teamster, r. 46 Merritt
" John P., clerk, r. 421 Broderick
" John P., iron worker, r. 736 Hayes
'< John P., portrait artist, 26 O'Farrell
" John P., tankmaker Fulda Bros., r. 40

Spear
" Joseph, blacksmith, r. 20 South Park
" Joseph, carpenter, r. 1116 Potrero Av
" Joseph, expressman Market St. Ferry, r. 7

Clyde
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" Joseph T., clerk Bush & Mallett Co., r. 3

Burcham PI
" Kate Miss, seamstress, r. 25 Oak
" Lawrence, tanner The Norton Tanning

Co., r. 1407 Utah
" Lawrence W., woodworker, r. 731%, 22d
" M. A. Mrs., notions, 1513 Market
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" Martin, messenger City and County At-
torney's ofQce, r. 397 Hayes
" Martin Jr., clerk, r. 397 Hayes
" Mary, widow, r. 29 Garden
" Mary, widow, r. 139, 14th rear
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" Mary, widow, r. 310^4, 8th rear
" Mary, widow, r. 1711 Clay
" Mary Miss, r. 808 Laguna
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" M. E. Mrs., widow, r. 1389 O'Farrell
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" Michael, laborer, r. 332 Louisiana
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" Michael, teamster, r. 1307 Montgomery
" Michael J. (M. J. & J. J. Donovan), r. 1633

Ellis
" Michael M., carriage painter, r, 731?£, 22d
" Michael T., teamster Draper & Selig, r.,

218 Railroad Av
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" Minnie Miss, carder Golden Gate Woolen

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" Patrick, laborer, r. 33 Rausch
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Price
" Peter W., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.

732A 24th
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Union
" Richard J., r. 727% Clementina
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" Thomas F., blacksmith Morgan & Cotter,

r. 519b Brannan
" Thomas F., butcher, r. 1606 Kearny
" Timothy, r. 533 Bryant
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3018 Buchanan,
" Timothy, molder, r. 10 Alice
" Timothy A., shoemaker, 362 Stevenson, r. 7

Clyde
" William, clerk Daniel Donovan, r. 915

Union rear
" William, laborer, r. 853 Illinois
" William, laborer Pioneer W. L. & Color

Wks, r. 4161/2 Ringold
" William F., car builder, r. 29 Garden
" William H., carriage painter O'Brien &

Sons, r. 529 Olive Av
" William J., stock broker, r. 620 Greenwich
" & Holland (Timothy Donovan and Daniel
Holland), groceries and liquors, 233, 9th
4®" Donovan. See Don a von

Donovan's Express Co. (James P. and John Dono-
van), express and wood and coal, 222
Leavenworth
Donze Martha, domestic, 2608 California
" Richard, bartender Bohemian Club, r. 52314
Geary
Donzel A. J., secretary and manager California
Fireworks Company of San Francisco
(limited), 219 Front, r. 41 Fair Oaks
" Alice A., widow, r. 411^ Fair Oaks
Donzel David, secretary Pelton Water Wheel

Co., 121-123 Main, r. 41% Fair Oaks
Doody Daniel D., harnessmaker Kempkey, Gil-
ham & Sawyer, r. 1328 Bush
" Ellen, widow, r. 14 Oak
" Margaret, widow, r. 1228 Bush
.eS=-Doody. See Dudy and Duddy
Doogan B. Mannes Very Rev., O. P., rector St.
Dominic's Church and Monastery (R. C),
r. Steiner bet Bush and Pine
.^Doogan. See Dugan and Duggan
Dooker Peter, porter Bruce, Browne & Co., r.

Stevenson nr 19th
Doolan Francis T., architect, r. 1424 Mission
" Richard P., assistant appraiser U. S. Cus-
toms, U. S. Appraiser's Bldg, room 31, r.
1424 Mission
" Thomas, capitalist, r. 1424 Mission
.^^Doolan. See Dolan and Doolin
Dooley Andrew, gardener, r. 89, 25th
" Benjamin, 1. 916V^ Bryant
" Bridget, domestic, 1012 Devisadero
" Charles F., manager The Strathmore, 207

Larkin
" Da vidF., blacksmith Main St. L Wks, r.

609ii Howard
" Eugene, gripman Geary St. RR, r. 1 Hen-
derson Av
" James, r. Victoria nr Randolph
" James, clerk, r. 4 Kramer PI
" James, extraman Truck 2, r. 627 Broadway
" Jane, widow, 515^4 Stevenson
" J. F., r. 1616 Pacific Av
" J. M., helper Hibernia Brewery
" John, teamster, r. 668 Clementina
" John H., r. 910 Pierce
" John J., laborer G. T. Haggenmiller, r. 4

Maiden Alley
" John T., porter Edward D. Carroll &Co., r.

1819 Buchanan
" Kate, widow, r. Victoria nr Randolph
" Letitia, widow, r. 32 Caselli Av
" Letitia Miss, seamstress, 515^4 Stevenson
" Martin, laborer, r. 3 Masonic Av
" Martin Jr., fireman Market St. Ry., r. 3

Masonic Av
" Mary Mrs., r. 2523 Post

Dooley Patrick, r. 728 Bay
" Thomas, clerk Wangenheim, Sternheim &

Co., r. 731 Bay
" Thomas, laborer, r. 70 Tehama rear
" William, r. 314 Bush

" William M., mail clerk Daily Report, r. 256
Dorland
j8®-Dooley. See Duley

Doolin Edward J., clerk ticket auditor's dept.
S. P. Co.,r. 131/2 Decatur
" James, laborer S. P. Co., r. 13i/4 Decatur
" Michael J., manufacturers agent, 120 Sut-
ter, room 38, r. Berkeley
" Thomas F., traveling salesman, 120 Sutter^
room 38, r. 210 Valencia
4S"Doolin. See Dolan and Doolan
Dooling John teamster, r. 2525 Post

" R. H., agent, r. 905 Market
Doolittle Edward A., carpenter Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 343a San Jose Av
" Ira R. (Ira R. & James H. Doolittle),
r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Doolittle Ira R. & James H. (Ira R. and James
H. Doolittle), proprietors Hotel St.
Nicholas, 1630 Market
" James H. (Ira R. & James H. Doolittle),

r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" Nelson R., secretary U. S. Standard Weight
and Measure Association, 43 Fremont, r.
89 Henry
" William G., real estate, r. 554 Folsom
" William W., bookkeeper Whitman & Barnes
Mfg. Co., r. 151 Virginia Av
Doose John C, salesman Rosenthal, Feder&Co..
r. 25 Noe
" Louisa, widow, r. 25 Noe
Dop John, maltster Herman Zwieg, r. 2816 Golden

Gate Av
Dopman George, plumber Edward L. Hays, r.

138 Eddy
Dopos Charles, laborer, r. 301 Sierra
Dopping Edith Miss, dressmaker, r. 8 Hyde
d'Or Ada Miss, dressmaker, r. 1115 McAllister
D'Or Claude, teamster Louis Marks, r. 822

Webster
d'Or Margaret, widow, r. 1115 McAllister
" Marie Miss, teacher languages, r. 1115 Mc-
Allister
4®=-D'Or. See Dorr

Dora Gold Mining Co., Julius Blumenthal sec-
retary, office 415 Montgomery, room 6
Doran Albert, r. 621 Post
" Arthur V.. barber George W. Costley, r.

1436 California
" Bernard, motorman Market St. Ry., r. HI

Sierra
" Bridget, widow, r. 1235 Hampshire
" Bridget, widow, lodgings, 81 Natoma
" Charles, teamster, r. 537 Sacramento
" Charles, trunk maker Hlrschfelder &

Meaney, r. 3033 Folsom
" Charles E., laborer Zan Bros. & Co., r. 130

Precita Av
" Charles E., plumber Occidental Hotel, r.

5031/, Natoma
" Charles J., brass finisher, r. 75 Jessie
" Daniel, stevedore, r. 138 Perry
'• David, lineman, r. 75 Jessie
" David, wiper Edison Light and Power Co.,

r. 1519?ii Howard
" David G., barkeeper, r. 1009 Pacific
" Edward J., operator, r. 75 Jessie
" Edward J. Rev., assistant rector St.

Joseph's Church (R. C), r. 214, 10th
" Ellen, widow, r. 75 Jessie
" Ellen, widow, r. 914 Pacific
" Ellen, domestic, 725 23d
" Frank, bartender, r. 503i/4 Natoma
" Frank, clerk, r. 910 Broadway
" George A., teamster W. W. Chase Co., r

1713 Market
" James, coalpasser str Mexico, r. 41 Pacific
" James, laborer, r. 127, 2d
" James, laborer, r. 317 Jersey
" James, teamster Henry Cowell & Co., r.

1519?£ Howard
" James E., plasterer, r. 1515 Sanchez '
" James H. (Doran & Doran), r. 804 Potrero
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Doran James H., horseshoeing, 55 Beale, r. 2921
Mission

" John B., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 10
Bowie Av

" John J., groceries and liqours, 438 Clemen-
tina, r. 1809 Jones

" John K., stockfltter, r. 2032 Folsom

" John R., bartender Clay Markle, r. 1009 Pa-
cific

" Joseph, bartender, r. 467 Shotwell

" Joseph, policeman, r. 820, 25th

" Joseph W., butcher John Hubbert, r. 820,
25th

" Josephine, widow, r. W-A Moss rear

" Julia A. Miss, teacher Longfellow Pri-
mary School, r. 3308 Buchannan

" Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 503i4 Natoma

" Mary C, Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Mary
Kaufmann, r. 1519?^ Howard

" Mary E. Miss, teacher Le Conte Primary
School, r. 914 Pacific

" Mary M., widow, r. 232i/4, 17th

" Matthew, laborer, r. 301 Sierra

" Matthew, teamster P. A. McDonald, r, 813
Folsom

" Maurice, teamster Daniel F. Gallagher, r,
101 Central Av

" Michael, sailmaker Simpson & Fisher, r.
3933 Harrison

" Patrick, gardener, r. 1809 Lyon

" Patrick, marble polisher Rufflno&Bianchi,
r. 415, 4th Av

" Peter A., master str Pomona, r. 31554
Austin

" Richard E., molder, r. 130 Precita Av

" Richard L., clerk, r. 1009 Pacific

" T., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1608 Turk

" Thomas F., contractor and builder, 41 Ful-
ton

" Thomas L., copyist County Clerk's ofBce,
r. 503!4 Natoma

" Thomas N. (Doran & Doran), r. 1028 Capp

" William, r. 1009 Pacific

" William, driver Devlin & Sons, r. Morse nr
Watt Av

" William, policeman, r. 236 Noe

" William, wood finisher S. F. Furniture
Mtg. Co., r. 216V^, 6th

" William J., pressman, r. 504 Guerrero

" William P., manager Samuel Schwartz, r.
503% Natoma

" William R., conductor Market St. Ry., r.
130 Precita Av

" & Doran (Thomas N. and James H.), horse-
shoers, 611 Bryant
J8®"Doran. See Doren
Dorcy Peter, r. 34 Ellis
J8®"Dorcy. See Dorsey

Dore Albert, cellarman F. P. Schuster, r. 2 Santa
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" Anna M. Miss, teacher Rincon Grammar
School, r. 59 Silver

" E. W. Mrs. (Dore & Co.), r. 2009 Pacific Av

" Edward R., furniture, 1807 Powell, r. 800

" Ellen Miss, r. 1215
" Mary, widow, r. 800 Bay
" Wilhelm, r. 3 Billings PI
" & Co. (Mrs. E. W. Dore), teamsters, 100-102
Sansome
^©"Dore. See Doerr and Dorr
Doren James, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
" Joseph J., driver Matthews Bros. &Co.,r.
303 Day
JlS"Doren. See Doran

Dorety Alice M. Miss, nurse French Hospital
" Elizabeth Y., widow, r. 5 Ridley
" George A., teamster, r. 5 Ridley
" Mabel L. Miss, stenographer Payot, Up-

ham & Co., r. Oakland
" Montrose H., bookkeeper McDonogh &

Runyon, r. 5 Ridley
" Sarah, domestic, 1422 Masonic Av
" William W., teamster, r. 5 Ridley
4®"Doretv. See Doherty, Dorrity and Dough-
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Dorey Alfred O., bookkeeper Cal. Transporta-
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Dorfller John, teamster, r. 218 Langton

" Robert, teamster, r. 909i/4 Harrison
Dorgan Edw ard, telegraph operator, r. 466 Minna
" George P., draughtsman Joseph Wagner

Mfg Co., r. 315, 12th
" Gertrude Miss, landscape artist, r. 415

Oak
" John, clerk Thomas J. Dorgan, r. 513 Gough
" Michael H., plumber, 30 Geary, r. 415 Oak
" Thomas J., r. 315, 13th
" Thomas J., stationery, 339 Hayes, r. 513

Gough
" Thomas J. Jr., student, r. 513 Gough
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Dorgeloh Charles, expressman, SW cor Folsom

and 4th, r. 1114 Kansas
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Dorges Gustav, master mariner, 9 Mission
Dorheim Matthew, barber, 152i/4 Steuart
Dorland Amelia, widow, r. 623, 17th
" James F., r. 516, 18th
" Robert H., foreman, r. SE cor University

and Bacon
" Thomas J,, electrician Electrical Engineer-
ing Co., r. 719 Market
Dorman Ann, widow, r. 4 Ford
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" Charles, boxmaker, r. 24 Madison Av
" Frederick V., engineer Albion Lumber Co.,

r. 1008 Harrison
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Janeiro
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sion, r. 150 Minna
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Dehon
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Dorn Annie Mrs., millinery, 1010 Market, r. 648

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Dorn Gustav, liquors, 42 Spear
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Dorn GustavTis W., electropathic. physician,

89-90 Chronicle Bldg, r. Alameda
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" Otto H., waiter, r. 137 CoUingwood
" William, bartender The Oberon, r. 42414
Jessie
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Dorrance S. A., attorney at law, Emporium

Bldg, r. 638a Natoma
Dorras Frederick, foundryman, r. 12b Dore

" Louis, machinist, r. 12c Dore
Dorres Manuel, r. 1331 Valencia
Dorrington May H. Mrs., teacher music, 1227a

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Commodore Perry
Dorsey Annie Mrs., bakery and notiens, 220 Scott
" Andrew, teamster Daniel McCoy, r. 1121

Howard
" Cornelius, teamster, r. 446^, 9th
" George, horticulturist, r. 717 Howard
" Gilbert M., inspector U. S. Customs, r. 1341

Castro
" James J., brakeman, r. 650, 4th
" John W., attorney at law, 65-66 Nevada

Block, r. Belvedere
" Paul G., druggist Dr. William P. McDer-

mott, r. 1209 Guerrero
" Thomas, laborer, r. 134 Edinburgh
" William, starter, r. 314, 5th Av
" William F., piano mover, 875 Market
>e®=-Dorsey. See Dorcy

Dorton Richard, laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli

Av
Dorward Andrew, carpenter, r. 1509 Turk
" David, engineer, r. 619 Guerrero
" James, molder Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 3426A

16th
" Joseph E., engineer, r. 2817 Greenwich
Dorwin Frank, 2d mate bktn Newsboy, r. 3 East
Dory Frank, electrician Market St. Ry., r. I21414

Steiner
4®=-Dory. See Dorey
Dosal Joseph V., chancellor Mexican consulate,

604 Clay, r. 1413 California
Doscher Claus (Doscher & Loheide), r. 134, 4th
" Henry, groceries and liquors, 1229 Pierce
" Henry, proprietor Seal Rock House and
Ocean Beach Pavilion, cor Ocean Boule-
vard and B
" Henry W., salesman W. SellschopD & Co.,

r. 1912 Fillmore
" Lizzie A., widow, r. 715 Larkin
Doscber & Loheide (Claus Doscher and Wil-
liam H. Loheide), proprietors New
Golden Gate Hotel, 134-136, 4th
4®"Doscher. See Dozier
Dossat Jules, clerk P. C. SS. Co., r. Berkeley
Dostal Alfred, barber, 408i/4, 6th
Doten Freeman B., motorman S. F. & S. M. Ry.,

r. 460 Chenery
Doton Augusta E. Mrs., r. 302 O'Farrell
Dott Harry F., clerk Tom C. Grant, r. Sausalito
" James, teamster Overland Freight Trans-
fer Co., r. 56 Morris Av
Dotta Benedetto, window cleaner, r. 322 Green
" C. Mrs, dressmaking, 13O614 Stockton
" Charles, porter, r. 13061/4 Stockton
" Jennie Mrs., widwife, r. 707 Vallejo
" Joseph, bootblack, r. 322 Green
4®"Doty. See Doughty and Douty

DOUB D. M.,

oil refiners, oil fillers, fans for ventila-
tion, crushers, ptilverizers, automatic
damper regulators, etc., 137, 1st, r.
Oakland

Doubleday John W., bookkeeper W. & J. Sloane

& Co,, r. Alameda
Doud Aaron (Hadley & Doud), r. MenloPark, Cal.
Bessie M., widow, r. 2701i^ Howard
Charles J., r. 1724 Pacific Ave
D. Annette Miss, r. 2211 Steiner
Hugh, teamster W. G. Stafford & Co., r. 162

Shipley
John, cooper, r. 1724 Pacific Av
Nancy A., widow, r. 2211 Steiner
Roy D., receiver Market St. Ry., r. 432a 23d
William A., cashier Hadley & Doud, r. 718,
24th

4®-Doud. See Dowd
Dougall William G., foreman tinsmith W. W.

Montague & Co., r. 1106, 17th
Dougart John I., r. 214 Fillmore
Dougherty Annie Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home
" Barnaby, contractor, r. 7 Sherwood PI
" Barnaby F., deputy License Collector, r.

Sherwood PI
" Bernard, lamplighter, r. 3007 Octavia
" Bernard, teamster Daniel F. Gallagher
" Charles, gilder Schussler Bros., r. 1321

Minna
" Charles M., capitalist, office 30 Montgom-
ery, r. 1920 Jackson
" Charles W., gripman, r. 917i/4 Treat Av
" Clementina L., widow, r. 1410 Mason
" Cornelius, teamster Daniel F. Gallagher,

r. 11 Isis
" Daniel, r. 40 Tehama
" Daniel, laundryman S. F. Laundry, r. 16

Boyce
" Daniel F., carrier postofflce, r. 2747 Harri-
son
" Daniel J., guard County Jail No. 2, r. 502

Fulton
" Dennis J., teamster James Forrest & Sons,

r. 309 Linden Av
" Edward C, bartender, r. 309 Linden Av
" Edward J., lithographer, r. 3007 Octavia
" Emelie Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home
" Eugene, bartender, r. 461 Bryant

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A LEADING J\MERICAN COMPANY.

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CltlOtlCll Snsurance Co.

of Siartford, Conn.

Capital, One Million Dollars.

ASSETS, JANUARY 1, 1896,

$3,860,141.74

Real Estate,

$263,480 75

Loans on Mortgage, ....

68^,^63 97

Interest Due thereon, .....

16,104 34

Stocks and Bonds, .....

2,268,^86 00

Cash in Banks and in Office,

22^,2go 80

Premiums in Course of Collection (gross),

401,1 [^ 88

Total Assets,

$3,860,141 74

Liabilities.

Losses in process of adjustment and settlement,

$210,^73 6g

Reserve for Unearned Premiums,

1,82^,1^2 38

Commissions, Brokerages, and all other claims against Company, in,2iy g2

Total Liabilities,

$2,146,943 gg

Capital Stock paid in, ....

1,000,000 00

Net Surplus over Capital and all other Liabilities,

7J3>i97 75

$3,860,141 74
ord, Conn.

Principal Office, 95 Pearl Street, Hartf

AMES NICHOLS, President. E. G. RICHARDS, Secretary.

B. R. STILLMAN, Asst. Secretary.

H. C. AHPEL & CO., SAN Francisco

City Agents,

209 SANSOME Street.

Pacific Department:

409 California Street.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager GEO. W. DORNIN, Asst.

The Largest Massachusetts Company.

SPRINGFIELD

FIRE ^v.v» MARINE INSURANCE CO

OF SPRINGFIELD, MASS.

Capital, . . $1,500,000.00
Assets, January I, 1896, . $3,845,145.17

Cash on hand, in Banks and Cash Items, $187,193 14

Cash in hands of Agents and in course of transmission, 239,461 01
Rents and Accrued Interest, ..... 39,897 82
Real Estate, unincumbered, .... 134,000 00

Loans on Bond and Mortgage (first lien), 521,725 00

Loans on Collateral Security, .... 57,096 20

Bank Stocks, .... (Market value) 626,240 00
Railroad Stocks, ... u « 1^340,362 00
Railroad Bonds, .... " " 429,430 00

Water Company Bonds, . . « « 167,740 00

United States Bonds, ... " " 102,000 00

Total Assets, $3,845,145 17

LIABILITIES.

Capital Stock, $1,500,000 00

Reserve for Reinsurance, .... 1,510,305 23

Reserve for all Unsettled Claims, . . 220,230 36

NET SURPLUS, $614,609 58

A. W. DAMON, President. SANFORD J. HALL, Secretary.

H. M. GATES, Treasurer. W. J. MACKAY, Asst. Secy.

SiVIEDBERG Se M IHTCH El_L_,

San Francisco City Agents, 314 California Street.

Pacific Department:

409 California Street.
GEO. D. DORNIN, Manager. GEO. W. DORNIN, Asst. Manager

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529

Dougherty Fannie Miss, clerk Robert Dickson,
r. Sausalito
" Fanny, dressmaker, r. 447 Bartlett
" Felix, liquors, SW cor SOth and Illinois
■' Felix F., laborer Union I. Wks, r. SW cor

20tli and Illinois
" Frank, r. 791 Sutter
" Frank, teamster Daniel F. Gallagher
" Frank B., gastitter S. F. Gas Light Co.

stove dept., r. 719, 21st
" Frank J., clerk Henry F. Emeric, r. Palace

Hotel
" George, contractor, r. 1905V2 Stockton
" George, laborer, r. SlQi^, 19th
" George, liquors, 24 Georgia
" George, policeman, r. 416 O'Farrell
" George, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 1812

Webster
" George O., attorney at law, r. 18 Mason
" Georgetta, widow, r. 436a Jessie
" Henry, laborer, r. 321 Palmer
" Hugh, laborer, r. 5 Bartol
" Hugh, secretary May Tea Co., 41, 6th, r. 982

Howard
" Hugh, teamster, r. Army nr San Bruno Av
'• Hugh Jr., teamster, r. Army nr San Bruno

Av
" J., wardtender City and County Hospital
" James, r. 56. Everett
" James, r. 791 Sutter
" James, fireman, r. 225 Drumm
" James, fireman, r. 2747 Harrison
" James D., messenger Pac. Coast Savings

Soc, r. Palace Hotel
" Jeanette Miss, nurse St. Luke's Hospital
" Jeremiah, laborer, r. NW cor Steiner and
Hei-mann
Dougherty John, assistant chief engineer S. F.
Fire Department, New City Hall, 1st
floor, r. 414 Minna
" John, blacksmith, r. 568 Mission
" John, carpenter, r. 46 Shotwell
" John, engineer, r. 39a Gilbert
" John, fireman, r. 501 Napa
" John, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 157

Octavia
" John, laborer, r. 55 Shipley rear
" John, lumberman, r. junction 4th and Ken-
tucky
" John, policeman, r. 1812 Hyde
" John, solicitor, r. 7 Sherwood PI
" John, teamster, r. 1917 McAllister
" John Jr., shoemaker, r. 568 Mission
" John A., teamster Daniel F. Gallagher
" John M., motorman S. F. & S. M. Ry., r. 628

San Jose Av
" Joseph, laborer, r. NE cor Napa and Lou-
isiana
" Joseph, painter, r. 1713 Howard
" Margaret, widow, r. 550a Stevenson
" Margaret J., widow, teacher shorthand,

1504 Market, rooms 23-24
" Martin, r. 21 Ripley PI
" Mary, widow, r. 218 Ritch rear
" Mary, widow, r. 1917 McAllister
" Mary A., widow," r. 157 Octavia
" Michael, bartender E. McColgan, r. NW

cor 3d and Tehama
" Michael F., foreman S. F. Gas Light Co.

stove dept., r. 320, 3d Av
" Michael J., carrier postofQce, r. 1000 Mont-
gomery
" Patrick, longshoreman, r. 817 Battery
" Peter, clerk, r. 7 Sherwood PI
" Peter, policeman, r. 1812 Hyde
" Philip, laborer, r. 219 Palmer
" Richard, bartender John F. Farley, r. The

Colonial
" Rose Mrs., liquors, 32V4 Gilbert
" Thomas, machinist, r. 2747 Harrison
" Thomas F., laborer, r. 6 Michigan
■' Thomas J., painter Sutter St. Ry., r. 157

Octavia
" William, boiler maker, r. I1514 Shipley
" William, carpenter, r. 904 Kearny
" William A., clerk R. J. Dowdall, r. 7 Sher-
wood PI
" William C, auditor Post OfBce, r. 1414
Taylor

Dougherty William E., captain company B, 1st
Infantry, U. S. A., Benicia Barracks, Cal.
je®=Dougherty. See Daugherty and Doherty
Doughty Charles E., bookkeeper, r. 1508 Leaven-
worth

" F. H., designer, r. 12 Ellis

" J. Mrs., widow, r. 1508 Leavenworth

" Joseph, carpenter, r. 22,5th

" Joseph A., steam fitter, r. 4 Eddy PI

" Mary A. Mrs., teacher Franklin Grammar
School, r. 2108 Scott

" Walter V., bookkeeper H. S. Bridge & Co.,
r. 1508 Leavenworth
i8®=-Doughty. See Doty and Douty
Douglas Adam, machinist, r. 638 Waller

" A. H. Mrs., r. 1002 Mason

" Alfred H., portrait artist, 1031 Market

" and Acme Instantaneous Water Heaters
(Chicago, 111.), 719 McAllister

" Andrew, machinist, r. 'ZaOV^ Minna

'• Archibald, plumber, r. 1415 Vermont

" Charles (Douglas & Greene), r. 1120 Hamp-
shire

" Charles D., clerk, r. 1415 Vermont

" Charles H. (Porterfleld & Douglas), r. Oak-
land

" Clarence, student, r. 528 Turk

" Donald M., harness maker M. E. Douglas,
r. 433, 24th

' ' Edward, Pac. Coast manager John Douglas
Co., 208 Ellis, r. 3110 Buchanan

" EfQe Miss, teacher Hamilton Grammar
School, r. 1715 Golden Gate Av

" Elizabeth, widow, r. 915 Geary

" Elizabeth A. Mrs., r. 638 Waller

" Ernest C, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r.
638 Waller

" George, dry goods, 359 Devisadero, r. 1105
Oak

" George C. machinist Market St. Ry., r.
22081/2 Fillmore

" Henry D., conductor Geary St. RR, r. 15
Wood

" James, shipping agent, r. 1010 Montgomery

" James, waiter str Corona

" James G., r. 1215 Mission

" James R., machinist W. T. Garratt & Co.,
r. 1205 Pacific

" John, blacksmith W. S. Phelps & Co., r. 1205
Pacific

" John C, musician Smith & Brown, r. 508
Jessie

" John Co., Edward Douglas Pacific Coast
manager, plumbers' sDecialties,208 Ellis

■ ' John J. , engineer W. S. Phelps & Co. , r. 1128
Broadway

" John J., expressman, NE cor Davis and
California, r. 20 Clementina

" John W., entry clerk I. S. Van Winkle, r.
1205 Pacific

" Joseph, tailor, r. 21 John

" Malcolm E., harness maker, 2612 Mission,
r. 433b 24 th

" Marcus T., clerk, r. 638 Waller

" Margaret, widow, r. 507 Powell

" Mary L. Miss, r. 915 Geary

■' N. S. Mrs., r. Hotel Pleasanton

" Percy H., clerk, r. 638 Waller

" Percy S., commission agent, r. 1002 Mason

" Robert, clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r. Oak-
land

" S. Florence Miss, teacher music, r. 638
Waller

" Stephen A., musician, r. 1205 Pacific

" Thomas, r. Capitol Av nr Holloway Av

" Thomas F., clerk, r. 507 Powell

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MANUFACTURERS OF THE

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405-407 SANSOME STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.

Douglas Thomas H., cooper Lachman & Jacobi,
r. Capitol Av nr Holloway Av

" Walter J., cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r.
Capitol Av nr Holloway Av

" Washington, laborer Bonnet Bonnet, r. 411
Sansome

" William, r. 820, 19th

" William E., engineer Engine 19. r.l33 Waller

" William G., asst. captain State Dredger
No. 1, r. 9281/2 Guerrero

" William H., bookkeeper, r. 1715 Golden
Gate Av

" William H. Jr., r. 1715 G^jlden Gate Av

" & Greene (Charles Douglas and Samuel T.
Greene), carpenters and builders, 1939
Mission
Douglass Aaron A., wood polisher, r. 621 Jessie

" Alice Miss, school teacher, r. 1016b Shot-
well

" Campbell, lather, r. 502, 26th

" Charles, carpenter and builder, 40 New
Montgomery, r. 1939 Mission

" Clarence W., dental student, r. 322 Golden
Gate Av

" Colin A., r. 740 Diamond

" Crawford, stenographer Home Life Ins. Co.,
r. 2809 Geary

" Early O., painter, r. 605 Broadway

" Elizabeth F. Miss, r. 605 Haight

" Ella, widow, r. 734 Sutter

" Ernest J., clerk Montgomery & Co., r. 1861
Lexington Av

" Frank G., proprietor Park Hotel, 1830
Haight

" Frederick C, brass finisher, r. 211 Dorland

" George, carpenter, r. 2809 Geary

" George, cook str South Coast, r. 18^4 Sacra-
mento

" George A., clerk Oceanic S. S. Co., r. Fruit-
vale

" George C. policeman, r. 6 Laussal

'• George W., construction dept. Market St.
Ry., r. 1915 Lexington Av

" James A., bookkeeper Smith Bros., r. 914,
13th

" James H., 2d ofacer str Piedmont, r. Ala-
meda

" John, carpenter, r. 2517 Bush

" John R., student, r. 809 O'Farrell

" Joseph, r. 217 Francisco

" Lewis B., attorney at law, 96-98 Murphy
Bldg

" Philip, carpenter, r. 433 Minna
Douglass Primary School, Miss Winifred L.
Tarpy principal, SW cor 19th and Col-
lingwood

" R., painter, r. 126 Ellis

" Richard A., quartermaster, r. 52b South
Park

" Richardson, r. 1450 Franklin

" Roy H., clerk Tilimann & Bendel, r. 1237b
Howard

" S. P., salesman Leon B. Goldberg, r. 2008
Pierce

" Thomas A., cemetery [fences, 308 Central
Av., r. 2809 Geary

" Thomas H., r. 2044 Jones

" Thomas L., machinist Union, I. Wks, r. 712
Ellis

" William, blacksmith, r. 49 Tremont Av

" William, clerk Boericke & Runyon, r. 717
Post

" William, fireman revenue cutter Bear

" William A., clerk, r. 809 O'Farrell

" William A., painter, r. 30. 21st

" William A. Mrs., widow, r. 809 O'Farrell

Douglass William F., distributor post office, r.
1705 Dupont
" William Y., r. 605 Haight
Doulton Mary, widow, r. 27 Willow Av
Dours Urbain, tanner Legallet-Hellwig Tan-
ning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
Douse Blanche Miss, r. 2 Marcy PI
Douthett L. Mrs., stenographer Westchester

Fire Ins. Co., r.791 Sutter
Douthitt D. William, attorney at law, 310 Pine,
room 26, r. 1607 Scott
" Edward A., clerk Dunne & McPike, r. 1607
Scott
Douthro M. Miss, bookkeeper Hale Bros., r. 27

Willow Av
Doutrick Charles H., theatrical agent The Cali-
fornia World, 623 Montgomery
Douty Frank S., secretary and treasurer Pa-
cific Improvement Co.. room 51 Union
Trust Bldg, r. San Mateo
4@"Douty. See Doughty and Doty
Dove George S., phrenologist, r. 533 Castro
" James, knitter, r. 533 Castro
" Joseph A. (Dove & Taylor), r. 533 Castro
" Mary Miss, r. 1625 Clay
" Spencer, r, 1625 Clay

" & Taylor (Joseph A Dove and George A.
Taylor), printers, 516 Valencia
Dovell John, janitor str Columbia
Dovey A., seaman, r. 126 Ellis
Dovichi Silvestro, florist, 432 Montgomery Av.

r. 8 San Antonio PI
Dovin Alexander, salesman, r. 109 Farallones
" Annie Mrs., cigar manufacturer, 109 Faral-
lones
Dow'Andrew W., clerk Holm & Nathan, r. 1221
York
" A. W., clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,

r. 1608 Hayes
" Burritt N., physician and surgeon, 439

Page
" Charles S., porter Wellman, Peck & Co., r.

329 O'Farrell
" Cyrus C, salesman Central Lumber and

Mill Co., r. 534 Lyon
" Dexter D., driver Union Ice Co., r. 531'/4.

4th
" Freeman A., master bktnPlanter, offlce3]8

Steuart, r. 708a Guerrero
" George, joiner Union I. Wks, r. 1221 York
Dow George E., proprietor Dow Steam Pump
Wks, 114-116 Beale, r. 1801 Laguna
" George W., electrician Paul Seller Electri-
cal Wks, r. Oakland
" Hattie Mrs., r. 811 Harrison
" Henry A., with Dow Steam Pump Wks, r.

1208 Solano
" Hezekiah, r. 1000 Geary
" Howard, seaman, r. 117Drumm
" James J., park policeman, r, 1608 Hayes
" John, laborer Daniel F. Gallagher
'• John H., shooting gallery, 429 Dupont and

815 Kearny
" Loring, teamster Austin & Co., r. 491, 4th
" Martin, coal oil and lamps, 124, 2d
" Mary J. Mrs., lodgings, 448i^, 3d
" Maude, domestic, 1503 Washington
" Oscar, mining, r. 448^4, 3d
" Percy A. R., teacher music, r. 819 Hyde

DOW STEAM PUMP WORKS,

George E. Dow proprietor, manufac-
turers of steam pumps and hydraulic
machinery, 114-116 Beale

Dow W.Hanscome, apprentice Dow SteamPump
Wks, r. 1801 Laguna
" William A., attorney at law, 12 Mills Bldg,
5th floor, r. Oakland
4®=Dow. See Dowe
Dowan Mary Mrs., widow, r. SW cor St. Rose's

Av and Wood
Dowd Andrew, laborer, r. 726, 24th
" Benjamin F., porter, 922 Post
" Bernard, r. 29 Lafayette
" Charles J., coffee roaster, r. 1059A Broad-
way
" Daniel I., core maker Atlas I. Wks, r. 29

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" Dennis, boarding and liquors, 625 Davis

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Dowd Frank J., machinist, r. 29 Lafayette
" Honora, widow, r. 2 Eddy PI
" Hugh, policeman, r, 2224 Post
" John, cooper, r. 1724 Pacific Av
" John, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 3913 Sac-
ramento
" John, laborer, r. 488, 8th
" John, longshoreman, r. 13 Garden
■" John J., liquors, 1726 Market, r. 26 Fell
" John R., cooper, r. 1308 Webster
" Katie, widow, r. 29, 14th
" Lillie Miss, dressmaker, r. I2314 Henry
" Mary, domestic, 1358 Post
•" Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 78 Natoma
" Mary E. Miss, teacher Cleveland Primary

School, r. 29 Lafayette
" Maurice O., gripman Geary St. RR, r. 334a

2d Av
" Peter, expressman, NW cor 16th and Mis-
sion, r. 2537 Mission
" Rodger, dairy, r. 118 St. Rose's Av
" Thomas, framemaker Sanborn, Vail & Co.,

r. West Berkeley
" Thomas, laborer, r. 78 Natoma
" Thomas, timekeeper Atlas I. Wks, r. 29

Lafayette
" Vincent F., policeman, r. 430 Clipper
" William M., plumber, r. 29 Lafayette
4®"Dowd. See Doud
Dowdall Richard, r. 2136 Mission
" Richard E., druggist Wakelee & Co., r. 318

18th
" Richard J., druggist, SE cor Valencia and

19th, r. 318, 18th
" Rosanna, widow, r. 1419 California
" William P., foreman John G. Edmondson,
r. 105, 19th
Dowdell Arthur, lineman Fire Alarm and Police
Telegraph, r. 9 Havens
" Frank, salesman, r. 970 Harrison
" James W., salesman Western Meat Co., r.

326 Brannan
" Kate C, widow, r. 13 Louisa
" Thomas, master mariner, r. 1217V2 Hayes
Dowden Henry, shoefltter, r. 17 Rondell PI
" Henry Jr., clerk Henry Doyle & Co., r. 17

Rondell PI
" William J., clerk, r. 17 Rondell PI
Dowdy Edward, barber, r. 2&V2 Kearny
Dowe Arthur W., portrait artist, 948 Mission
" Lewis, musical instruments, 1521 Market,
r. 1507 Larkin
4^-Dowe. See Dow
Dowell John, r. 18 Sycamore Av

" Peter, driver James Steele, r. 600 Fulton
Dower Clara Miss, machine operator, r. 522 Polk
" George, watchman, r. 1926 Taylor
" John R., policeman, r. 513 Eddy
" Leslie, master schr Anna Maria, office 52

Steuart, r. 25 Perry
" Louisa Miss, dressmaking, r. 522Polk
" Michael, groceries and liquors, 165 Silver
" Robert E., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

1124A Pacific
" Thomas, horseshoer William Cradock, r. 12

Willow Av
" William G., master mariner, r. 1926 Taylor
Dowland Edwin, musician, r. 724 O'Farrell
Dowle William G., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

113 Sullivan
Dowling Albert, r. 402, 9th
" Alice, widow, r. 402, 9th
" Anna Mrs., r. 549 Stevenson
" Annie, widow, r. 246i/4, 7th
" Annie, widow, r. 1622 Stockton
" B. & L. Misses (Bessie and Louie), milli-
nery, 1908 Market
" Bessie Miss (Misses B. & L. Dowling), r.

1908 Market
" Bridget, widow, r. 214^ Langton
" Bridget M. Miss, lodgings, 924 Washington
" Brothers (John J. and Richard T.), hack-
men, 922 Harrison
" C, mattress maker William A. Schrock
" Carrie Miss, teacher, r. 1820 Howard
" Daniel, r. 1297 Castro
" Dennis, laborer, r. 9 Lafayette PI
" Edmund, expressman, SE cor Bush and
Kearny, r. 1310 Grove

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Dowling Edward, laborer, r. 21414 Langton
" Edward B., clerk, r. 945V2 Folsom
" Edward P., helper Walcom Bros., r. 922

Harrison
" Frank, laborer, r. 214i/4 Langton
" Frank C, driver La Grande Laundry, r.

I62IV2 Folsom
" Frank H., sticker hand N. Parrish & Co., r.

234 Clipper
" George B., teamster Simpson Lumber Co.,

r. 801 Guerrero
" George W., driver, r. 1820 Howard
" Henry F., finisher Buckingham & Hecht, r,

4 Falmouth
" Henry T., expressman, r. 4 Falmouth
" James, r. 211% Lily Av
" James (S. Randall & Co.), r. a38 Turk
" James, laborer, r. 214V2 Langton
" James, millhand Pac. Roll. Mill, r. NE

cor Napa and Louisiana
" James, teamster, r. 1131 Shotwell
" Jane, widow, r. 922 Harrison
" Jerome, dentist Mayo A. Greenlaw, r. 410

Eddy
" John, foreman Platshek & Harris, r. 1525

Ellis
" John, laborer, r. 9201/4 Bryant
" John, porter John Claussen, r. 240 Sutter
■ John Jr., laborer, r. 920^/4 Bryant
" John J. (Dowling Bros.), r. 922 Harrison
" John J., street contractor, 234 Montgomery,

r. 925 Fulton
" John T., laundryman La Grande Laundry

Co., r. ^28, 12th
" K. E. Miss, compositor Call. r. 801 Guerrero
" Louie Miss (Misses B. & L. Dowling), r.

1908 Market
" Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. HY^ Brosnan
" Margaret, widow, r. 16th Av South nr Rail-
road Av
" Mary, widow, r. 213, 7th
" Mary Mrs., r. 1130 Green
" Maurice, porter P. Flanigan, r. 48, 6th
" Patrick, carpenter, r. 14% Brosnan
" Richard T. (Dowling Bros.), r. 922 Harrison
" Thomas, carpenter, r. 27, 14th
" Thomas H. (Thomas H. Dowling & Co.),

r. 722 Bay
" Thomas H. & Co. (Thomas H. Dowling),

wholesale grocers, 219 Front
" William B., laundry, SW cor 3d and How-
ard, r. 230. 12th
" William J. (Connors & Dowling), r. 247!-/2, 7th
" William J., lather, r. 14^4 Brosnan
" William T., collector La Grande Laundry,
r. 1820 Howard
Down Margaret M., widow, r. 651i-4 Folsom
Downer Jennie M. Miss, with M. B. Kellogg, r.
1921 Sacramento
" Leonard B., clerk, r. 1045 Market
" Perley R., clerk superintendent's office
Railway Mail Service, r. 2115 Baker
Downes Albert W., conductor Market St. Ry.,
r. 1828 Haight
" Charles, plumber and gasfitter, 41, 2d, r.

13 Elizabeth
" Charles S., salesman Owl Drug Co., r. 905

" William B., clerk Merchants' Exchange
Assn., r. 1141 Mission
4®= Downes. See Downs

Downey Alfred, frame maker John Hoey, r. 651
Vallejo
" Ann, widow, r. 17 Harrison Av
" Bernard M., bartender James O'Connor, r.
401 Harrison

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Coal, Coke and Pig Iron.

PRINCIPAL OFFICE,

900 Battery Street. TeL Main 1864.

OAKLAND BRANCH,

1058 Broadway. Telephone 54.

Downey Bridget, widow, r. 1410 Church
" Ellen R. Miss, teacher, r. 1410 Church
" George, plum hex-, r. 25a Hermann
" George, watchman, r. 651 Vallejo
" George W., bookkeeper William Cluff Co.,

r. Berkeley
•' Helen E., widow, r. 538, 18th
" Henry, laborer, r. 546 Folsom
" James, lineman, r. 734 Natoma
" James, painter John P. Fraser, r. 9 Sheri-
dan
" J. Charles, bookkeeper W. P. Fuller & Co.,

r. Oakland
" Jeremiah A., salesman Am. Oil Co.
■' John, bricklayer, r. 710 Howard
" John, laborer, r. 118 Ivy Av
■' John, porter John P. Sweeney, r. 409 Davis
" John, teamster Wainwright & Easton, r. 11

Lafayette
" John F., bricklayer, r. 1736 San Carlos Av
■' John H., carpenter, r. 1410 Church
" John J., butcher, 946. 20th
" John J., clerk local freight office S. P. Co.,

r. 903 Jones
" Joseph M., clerk local freight office S. P.

Co., r. 104, 8th
" Josephine Miss, teacher Sheridan Primary

School, r. 1410 Church
" Mary, widow, r. 315i/4 Langton
" Mary A., widow, r. 9 Sheridan
" Mary L. Miss, teacher Potrero Primary

School, r. 1410 Church
" Michael, seaman, r. 1 Sampson PI
" Patrick, r. 11 Lafayette
" Robert, longshoreman, r. 318 Vallejo rear
" Thomas, carpenter, r. 111,24th
" Thomas, laborer, r. 1805!^ Stockton
" Timothy J., liquors, r. 3156 Folsom
" William, carriage painter, 430b Fulton
Downie Boiler Incrustation Preventative
Company (incorporated), George McGil-
livray president, manufacturers Euca-
lyptus Boiler Fluid, 42, 2d
Downing Benton T., student, r. 1220 Geary
" Charles T., joiner P. C. S. S. Co., r. 2103

Webster
" C. Joseph, plasterer, r. 24 Russ
" Daniel F., steward California Hotel, r. 1297

Castro
" Daniel H., hostler Root & Robinson, r. 919

Golden Gate Av
" Edward A., r. 1220 Geary
" Fanny S., widow, r. 1031 Valencia
" Frank A., salesman T. H. B. Varnev, r.

Oakland
" Frederick P., student, r. 1031 Valencia
" George, laborer L. Davies, r. 607 Battery
" George J., purser str Santa Rosa, r. East

Oakland
" George W., conductor Cal. St. RR, r. 2937

California
" Hawlie, bartender William Ensburv r

155 Clara
" James, rigger, r. 38 Diamond
" James A., stock clerk Wangenheim, Stern-

heim & Co., r. 315'/^ Jessie
" James J., lineman Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r.

428a Guerrero
" J. C, 1st officer str Willamette Valley, r

Oakland
" John, electrician, r. 831 Hayes
" John, seaman, r. 2039 Mission
" John, waiter William Smale
Downing Jolm H., chief clerk California Hotel
r. 617 Bush
" Marian A., widow, r. 4261/iRingold

Downing J. Milton, teamster Monroe Barnert r
1326 Harrison
" Matthew, plasterer, r. 34 Russ
" Mary, widow, r. 17th Av South bet Q

and R
" O. P. & Co., George B. Flint president and
manager, Orrien P. Downing vice-pres-
ident, druggists' sundries, 116 Battery
" Orrien P., vice-president O. P. Downing &

Co., 116 Battery, r. Oakland
" Richard, longshoreman, r. 904 Kearny
" Richard A., plasterer, r. 24 Russ
" F. H., joiner P. C. S. S. Co., r. Oakland
Downing Thomas, house, sign and fresco
painter and paper hanger, 615 Mission,
r. 1220 Geary
" W. E., 3d asst. engineer str Mexico, r.

Oakland
" William, coachman The (Lick) Old Ladies'

Home
" William, painter Farns worth & Ruggles,

430 Fulton
" William, 2d asst. engineer str St. Paul
•' William, student, r. 1220 Geary
" William C, barber J. H. Baltimore, r. 123
O'Farrell
Downs Brothers (Edward F. and William H.),
groceries and liquors, 16 Heron
" Catherine, widow, r. 115 William
" Edward F. (Downs Bros.), and teamster

Howard H. Hogan, r. 16 Heron
" George M., gatekeeper Paul Boyton Chute

Co., r. 1902 Page
" James, laborer, r. 1819a Hyde
" John, stonemason, r. 1040% Mission
" John H., chief steward str City of Sydney,

r. 705E Stockton
" Kate M. Miss, r. 465 Stevenson
" LeonidasW. S., collector Spring Valley W.

W., r. Alameda
" Michael, miner, r. 1819a Hyde
" Robert, elevator man. 819 Market, r. 20

Moulton
" Robert, teamster, r. 16 Heron
" Thomas P., foreman Brugge & Burg, r. 35

Natoma
" Walstein J., teamster, r. 1435 Howard
" William E., gripman Market St. Ry., r.
1902 Page
William H. (Downs Bros.), r. 16 Heron
Downs. See Downes
Dows Henry J., foreman W. H. Martin & Co., r.

145, 4th
Dowse Richard, bartender, r. 523% Geary
Dowsett George, engineer, r. 131 Lombard
" George Jr., machinist Washburn & Moen

Mfg. Co., r. 131 Lombard
" Paul, nailmaker Washburn & Moen Mfg.

Co., r. 131 Lombard
" William, nailmaker Washburn & Moen
Mfg. Co., r. 131 Lombard
Dowton Louis C, boiler maker, r. 648c Jessie
Dowty J., carpenter William Little, r. 22, 5th
Doxey Agnes, widow, r. 15 Hubbard
" Hawthorne, with William Doxey, r. 704

Ashbury
" Walter, painter Columbus Buggy Co., r. 15

Hubbard
" William, boatman Paul Boyton Chute Co.,
r. 214 Carl
Doxey William, publisher and importer books,
631 Market, r. 704 Ashbury
" William J., with William Doxey, r. 704
Ashbury
Doyal Herman E., carpenter, r. 320 Leavenworth
Doychert Charles L., importer and commission
merchant, 304 Battery, r. Hotel Balti-
more
Doyea Frank, carpenter, r. 1284 Stanyan
Doyle Alexander, stonecutter, r. 3825 Bush
" Andrew, hog dealer, r. 1338, 6th Av South •
" Ann, widow, r. 535%, 18th
" Anna Miss, artist J. D. Z. F. Fowzer
" Anna S., widow, r. 954 Bush
" Anna V. Miss, ladies' hairdresser, 105. 9th

and 108 Powell, r. 1312 Mission
" Annie, domestic, cor Corbett Av and

Highland Av
" Arthur, r. St. Mary's Hospital

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Doyle Augustus J., salesman, r. 718%, 22d

Bernard, millhand Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 314

Sierra
Bernard J., barber, 30 East
Bridget N., widow, r. 508 Shotwell
Catherine F., widow, r. 222 Turk
Catberine T. Miss, varieties, 1532 Waller
Charles, theatrical agent, r. 422 Minna
Chester, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill. r. NE cor

Napa and Louisiana
Daniel, carpenter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

109, 14th
Daniel, coppersmith, r. Texas bet Butte

and 20th
Daniel P., furniture, 214, 4th, r. 833 Howard
Dennis E., salesman J. Noonan, r. 317

Treat Av
Dennis W., stevedore, r. 219 Shotwell
Edward, horseshoer Thomas Doyle, r. 744

Howard
Edward, ship carpenter, r. 1019, 20th
Edward C, bookkeeper, r. 1802 Hyde
Edward C. plumber, r. 503, 4th
Edward J., salesman, r. 2299 Sacramento
Edward L., meterman. r. 729 Pine
Eliza M., widow, r. 1016, 17th
Elizabeth, widow, r. 927, 18th
Ellen, widow, r. IIY2 Freelon rear
Ellen, widow, r. 2253 Mission
Emma, widow, r. 637 Stevenson
Eugene F., asst. bookkeeper J. Ivancovich

&Co., r. 109, 14th
F., lineman, r. 319 Grant Av
Frank S., blacksmith J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Ri-

voli Av
Frank T., carpenter, r. 2806 Howard
George B., solicitor Goldberg, Bowen &

Co., r. Berkeley
Harry, packer J. A. Folger & Co., r. 16051/4

Mission
Harry, peddler, r. Marshall or Craut
Harry P., bartender Dennis J. Leahy, r.

72514 Minna
Henry (Henry Doyle & Co.), r. 2299 Sacra-
mento
Henry Jr.. salesman Henry Doyle & Co., r.

San Mateo

DOYLE HENRY & CO.

(Henry Doyle), agents Barbour's Irish
flax threads, salmon threads and gill
netting, Goff's braids, Bell's handker-
chiefs, starlight worsted yarns, beam-
less Rubber Co's soft rubber goods,
Woodberry seine twines, rope and
cotton fish netting, Silver Lake sash
cords, ball twines, fish hooks and lines,
517-519 Market
Doyle J., lineman Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r. 423 Pine

James, cigars, 105, 9th, r. 1312 Mission

James, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 565
Howard

James, laborer S. F. Planing Mill, r. 2814
Geneva

James, silversmith, r. 8 Pearl

James, special policeman First National
Bank of S. F. Safe Deposit, r. 53514, 18th

James, tin roofer James Guilfoy

James F., r. St. Mary's Hospital

James J., r. 322 Main

James J., r. 1716 Stockton

James J., cornice maker James Guilfoy,
r. 214, 7th

James J., millhand Tillmann & Bendel, r.
211, 4th

James J., joiner Schussler Bros., r. 24
Julian Av

James J., sailmaker, 50 Clay, r. Oakland

James P., plumber Peter McKewn, r. 1716
Lexington Av

James P., stock clerk Chas. M. Plum & Co..
r. 1718 Fillmore

Jane E. Mrs., r. 1607 Mission rear

Jarvis L., clerk W. J. Landers, r. Alameda

Jeremiah J. , porter, r. 227 Filbert

Johanna, widow, r. 525 Howard

John, barber James Rice, r. 516, 7th

John, carpenter, r. 228 Fulton

John, laborer, r. 123% Welsh

Doyle John, laborer, r. 1239, 25th

John, shoemaker Nolan Bros. Shoe Co., r.
44, 6th

John B., asst. cashier S. F. & N. P. Ry.,
r. 417 Eddy

John J. (Sullivan & Doyle), r. 977 Harrison

John J., lumberman, r. 1619 Mission

John J., millhand, r. 2253 Mission

John J., teamster, r. 208, 7th

John J., winegrower, 416 Pine, r. Cuper-
tino, Cal.

John R. (O'Day, McCormick& Doyle), r. 845
Howard

John T., attorney at law, 36 Columbian
Bldg. r. Menlo Park

Joseph, salesman O'Connor, MoBatt & Co.,
r. 1505 Broderick

Joseph, laborer, r. 706 Mariposa

Joseph A., porter Mills Bldg, r. 18 Lewis

Joseph F., sailmaker J. J. Doyle, r. Oak-
land

Joseph T., special policeman, r. 2634 Sutter

Joseph W., plumber W. W. Montague &
Co., r. 23>^ Ritch

J. Walter, clerk Goodyear Rubber Co., r.
Oakland

Kate Miss, saleslady Hale Bros., r. 927, 18th

Lawrence, fireman str Oakland, r. 325
Clementina

Louisa Mrs., liquors, 322 Main

Luke D., r. 2922 Bush

Mamie L. Miss, stenographer S. F. Auto-
graphic Register Co., r. Oakland

Margaret Miss, r. 1023 Capp

Margaret E., Miss, teacher Lincoln Even-
ing School, r. 2253 Mission

Margery Miss, hairdresser, r. 1312 Mission

Martin C, salesman, r. II4I14 Stevenson

Martin T.. watchman S. P. Co., 139 Silver

Mary, widow, r. 208, 7th

Mary, widow, r. 219 Shotwell

Mary, widow, r. 1505 Broderick

Mary A., widow, r. 1522 Waller

Maurice, horseshoer, 4 Everett, r. 143
Shipley

Michael, laborer, r. 227 Filbert

Michael, plumber J. Noonan, r. Orlando
House

Michael J., cigars, 1125 Market

Miles, harness maker, 314 Golden Gate Av,
r. 1710 Post

Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
716 Sierra

Patrick, teamster, r. 884 Illinois

Peter J., sign painter, r. 503, 4th

Peter W., carpenter, r. 2808 Howard

Richard, blacksmith Union I. Wks, r. 215
Mississippi

Richard, helper Garrett C. Sweeney, r. 322,
7th

Richard, seaman, r. 337 Bryant

Richard S. (Richard S.Doyle & Son), r.
20131/2 Mission
" Richards. & Son (Richard S. and Stephen
R.), crockery and glassware, 2013 Mis-
sion, and carpenters and builders, 40
New Montgomery
Doyle Robert E., assistant postmaster San
Francisco, office NW cor Washington
and Battery, r. 127 Kearny
" Robert E., messenger, r. 308, 7th
Doyle Stephen R. (Richard S. Doyle & Son),
and president The Builders' Association
of California, 40 New Montgomery, r.
30131/2 Mission
'^ T.,r. 318 Eddy .

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Doyle Thomas, horseshoer, 628 Howard, r. Oak-
land

" Thomas, laborer Gray Bros., r. 1239. 25th

" Thomas, master mariner, r. 5-1 Sacramento

'• Thomas, salesman Chas. M. Plum & Co.,
r. 1523 Webster

" Thomas, teamster Gross & MuUaney, r.
503 Ash Av

" Thomas, tinroofer, r. 139. 4th

" Thomas, wrapper J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 35
Mission

" Thomas B., student, r. 2299 Sacramento

'■ Thomas F., blacksmith, r. 2825 Bush

" Thomas F., gripman Market St. Rv.

" Thomas F., sailmaker J. J. Doyle, r. Oak-
land

" Thomas J. (Doyle & Short), and bakery, 328
Noe

" Thomas J., coal and wood, 315, 9th, r. 2253
Mission

" Thomas J., teamster P. Biggins & Co.. r.
NW cor Utah and 23d

" Thomas P., salesman H. Liebes & Co., r
2124a Broderick

" Thomas P., teamster P. A. McDonald, r. 1
Sunshine Court

" Thomas R., cashier S. P. C. Ry., r. 218Eddy

" Thomas R.. marine fireman, r. 4Clementina

" Thomas W., salesman, r. 222 Turk

" Thomas W., salesman Cunningham, Cur-
tiss & Welch, r. 3017 Washington

" Timothy, porter Excelsior Hotel, r. 608, 6th

" William, r. 1019 York

" William, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. 21093£ Howard

" William A., salesman Henry Doyle & Co.,
r. 2299 Sacramento

" William F., machine hand S. F. Planing
Mill, r. 28i4 Geneva

" William H., laborer U. S. Customs, r. 15
Oak Grove Av

" William J., porter Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. 927, 18th

" William M., gardener, r. Capitol nr Pal-
metto Av

■' & Short (Thomas J. Doyle and Cornelius R.
Short), house and sign painters, 108 Noe

DOZIER CHARLES A.,

pliysician and surgeon, 428 Ellis, ofiace
hours 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. m., telephone
Hyde 1651

DozierF. L. Mrs., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r.

North Berkeley
A3=-Dozier. See Doscher

Drachan Mary Mrs., ladies' nurse, 1421 Mason
Drachbar Harry, bricklayer, r. 20, 7th
Draekert George, barber T. Ortega

■• Ida M. Miss, nuFse Lane Hospital
Draddy John J., engineer, r. 24 Welsh
" John J. Jr., cigar maker, r. 24 Welsh
" Maurice C, boatbuilder. r. 24 Welsh
Drady Brothers (Thomas and Edward I.), mer-
chant tailors, 8 Stockton
" David, furniture, 222, 4th, r. 719 Tennessee
" David A., proofreader, r. 220 Devisadero
" Edward I. (Drady Bros.), r. 220 Devisadero
" Frank S., with Monitor, and editor Sentry,

r. 220 Devisadero
" Thomas (Drady Bros.), r. 220 Devisadero
Draffin John (DrafBn & O'Keefe). r. 519 Shotwell
" Sarah Miss, r. 519 Shotwell
" & O'Keefe (John Drafan and Jeremiah
O'Keefe), wood, coal, hay and grain,
2425 Mission
Drager Charles, teamster,r. 50 Stevenson Av

Drager Joseph A., wool scourer F. S. Moody, r
2625 Folsom
" William H., wool sorter, r. 2625 Folsom
Drago Giacomo, r. 514 Greenwich
" Joseph, barber, 512 Broadway, r. 324!^

Broadway
" Lawrence, laborer, r. 1208 Powell
D'rago Rose, widow, r. 505 Green
Dragomanovich Spiro A., bartender James Gibb,

r. 703 Stockton
Drain Armand C, laundry, 20 CoUingwood
" Daniel, shipwright, r. 1218 Turk
" Daniel A., wine dealer, r. 20 CoUingwood
" James, engineer C. D. Zeile, r. 526 Pacific
4®-Drain. SeeDrane

Drake Albert, seaman str Washtenaw, r. 240
Greenwich
" Archibald, laborer, r. 1138 Pacific
" Arthur H., stenographer S. F. & N. P. Ry. ,

r. 223a Leavenworth
" Cecil, watchman U. S. Mint, r. 21 Page ■
" Edward E., salesman Dunham, Carrigan &

Hayden Co., r. 714 Bush
" F. J., lieut. commander U. S. str Albatross
" Frank B., machinist, r. 1015 Market
" Jasper, clerk Denver House, r. 217, 3d
" John B., salesman Butler, Schutze & Co., r.

921 Howard
" John C, lieut. U. S. naval construction

office, r. 818 Hyde
" Joseph, printer, r. 912 Ellis
" J. R., seaman, r. 216 Jackson
" Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, r. 912 Ellis
" Mary Miss, dressmaking, 912 Ellis
Drane George W., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

718 Tennessee
AS="Drane. See Drain
Draper Arthur, waiter, r. 224. 4th
" Edward P. (Draper & Selig), r. M opp 15th

Av South
" Frederick, laborer, r. 1003^/^ Sierra
" Hugh P., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 5

Tremont Av
" Mary, widow, r. 139, 11th
" Mary, domestic, 414 Eddv
" Throop B., butcher Draper & Selig-, r. 8th

Av South nr M
" William, hostler, r. 933 Sacramento
'■ & Selig (Edward P. Draper and Isador
Selig), sheep and hog butchers, 5th Av
South nr Railroad Av, office 300 Railroad
Av South
Drasdo Ernest, salesman Michalitschke Bros.
& Co., r. IOOOa Golden Gate Av
" Paul, bakery and coffee saloon, 112 Grant
Av, r. 11214 Grant Av
Drathen Peter, salesman, r. 448 Clementina
Draft Andrew, cooper, r. 1630, 17th
Dratz Frederick, carpenter, r. 91 Albion Av
Draude Charles, baker Swain Bros., r. 351 Te-
hama rear
Draust Amy Miss, saleslady Hale Bros., r. 810

Powell
Draves Frank, gunsmith, r. 1202 Powell

" Frederick, expressman, r. 1202 Powell
Dray Calvin H., janitor Central M. E. Church,
r. 1041 Mission
" Daniel, laborer, r. 310, 26th
" James J., painter, r. 331 Shotwell
Draymen and Teamsters' Union, 121 Eddy
Drayeur August C, clerk Lemoine & Co., r. 625!^

Larkin
Drayton F., waiter str City of Sydney

" William H., stevedore, r. 208 Drumm
Drechsler John, bartender, r. 318 Octavia

" Louis, shoemaker, 320, 21st
Dredge Theodore F., salesman Crane Co., r.

Oakland
Dreen John, teamster, r. 304, 3d
Drees Elmer W., bookkeeper ijondon Tea Co., r.
106, 7th
" Herman, carpenter, r. 1924 Leavenworth
4®=Drees. See Dries

Dreger Frederick, cooper Philadelphia Brewery,
r. 416, 6th
" John, ship carpenter, r. 701 Greenwich
4®*Dreger. See Drager
Dreher Andreas, baker, r. 772 Mission
" Fred, cabinet maker, r. 135 Shipley

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Dreibelbis Stuart, bricklayer, r. 807 Shotwell
Dreimann Andreas, fish dealer, r. E s Baker bet

Tonquin and Lewis
Dreisbach George, tailor, r. 33 Everett
'< William R., barber. 300 Market, r. 435
Golden Gate Av
Drennan Nelson, marine engineer, 9 Mission, r.

Oakland
Drennen Ella Miss, r. 739 Folsom
" Joseph, brass finisher W. T. Garratt & Co.,

r. 141 Silver
" Robert, hostler Morton Special Delivery, r.

30 Golden Gate Av
" William P., salesman A. Seiberlich's Sons,
r. 141 Silver
Dresbach William F., grain commission, 63
Merchants' Exchange Bldg, r. 3003 Jack-
son
Dresch Louis, waiter Paul Ritter, r. NE cor 7th

Av and Fulton
Drescher Charles, barber, 1 Front, r. 6 Antonio
" Charles Jr., bookbinder Hicks- Judd Co., r.

16 Antonio
" Emma Mrs., dressmaking, 16 Antonio
" John, cooper Chicago Brewery, r. 339, 15th
j|®=-Drescher. See Dresser
Dreschfeld Leopold H., copyist, r. 1311 York

" Sophia, widow, r. 1311 York
Dresel Carl (Dresel & Co.), r. Sonoma
Dresel Gusav, oculist and aurist, 139-141
Crocker Bldg., r. 511 Devisadero
" & Co. (Carl Dresel and Theodore Blancken-
burg), wines, 1316 Ellis
Dresen Frederica, widow, bakery, 1013 Pierce
Dresler John F., inspector Mutual Electric

Light Co., r. 1150 Guerrero
Dress Joseph, pork packer, r. 15 Bernice
Dresser Charles, hostler Central Sales Yard
Co., r. 30161/2, 16th
" Elmer, laborer, r. 436, 10th
" Julian W., driver Goldberg, Bowen &

Co., r. 639 O'Farrell
" Mary M., widow, r. 639 O'Farrell
" William, hostler Central Sales Yard Co.,

r. 30161/2, 16th
" William, teamster Albert E. Buckman, r.
NW cor Steiner and Hermann
^S'-Dresser. See Drescher

Dressier Bruno E., joiner SchusslerBros., r. 1010
Capp
" Ernest, tailor, r. 3337a Geary
" William, gardener, r. 1634 Broadway
" William D., reporter, r. 1433 Larkin
Dreus Julia Mrs., r. 3134 Howard
Dreusike Otto B., cornice maker William

Cronan, r. 154, 14th
Drever James, salesman Stevenson & Co., r.

1039 McAllister
Drew Aaron T., porter S. P. Co., r. 1333 Bush
" Albion P., stair builder, r. 35 Clara Av
" Arthur, teamster, r. 404, 3d
" C. B., helper Edison Light and Power Co.
" Charles B., teamster H. N. Tilden & Co.. r.

437 Noe
" Charles S., salesman, r. 1106 Scott
" Daniel V., clerk, r. 1113, 17th
" Denis J., wood and coal, hay and grain, 134,

34th, r. 31 Alabama
" Edward, laborer, r. 639 Sacramento
" Edward, paper hanger, r. 333, 4th
" Edward F., watchman, r. 1336 Alabama
" Edward F. Jr., packer Roos Bros., r. 1336

Alabama
" Edwin P., master bark Andrew Welch,

office 330 California, r. Oakland
" Frank, machinist Midas Gold Saving

Machinery Co., r. 1403 Polk
" Frank C, stenographer Reddy, Campbell &
Metson, r. 1008 Golden Gate Av
Drew George I., carpenter and builder,734 Wash-
ington, r. 303 Fell
" George I. Jr., packer Tillmann & Bendel, r.

303 Fell
" George W., foreman Edward B. Hindes &

Co., r. 317 Leavenworth
" Henry, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 16

Lundy Lane
" Henry W., molder Jardine I. Wks, r. Oak-
land

Drew Hiram M., stair builder, r. 404,
" James H., conductor Market St. Ry.

Green

" John, painter, r. 314 Larkin
" John J., millhand, r. 1016, 34th
" John R., teacher shorthand, 1113, 17th
" John S., school teacher, r. 1113, 17th
" Louise S. Mrs., medium, r. 303 Fell
" Morgan, core maker W. T. Garratt & Co.,

r. 1336 Alabama
" Patrick, peddler, r. 1016, 34th
" Patrick Jr., peddler, 1016, 34th
" Samuel, salesman O'Connor, Moftatt & Co.,

r. 1108 Scott
■ ' Thomas, marine engineer, 9 Mission
" William, foreman Columbia Marble Co., r.

30 South Park
" William J., student, r. 1113, 17th
Drewes Claus, liquors, SW cor 5th and Bryant,
r. 438, 5th
" Claus H., groceries and liquors, SW cor

Hayes and Polk
" Frederick, butcher, 1706 Church
" Henry J., butcher, 340, 34th
" Herman, butcher F. Drewes, r. 1706 Church
Drewitz Arthur C, proprietor Eagle Drug
Store, NE cor Eddy and Taylor, r. 333
Taylor
Drews Charles, pipefitter, r. 131 Utah
" G., r. 531 Pacific
" Henry, r. 131 Utah
" Hermann, manager W. Third & Son, r. 744,

33d „

" John H., watchman, SW cor 8th and Bran-
nan, r. 131 Utah
" Louis A., capitalist, r. 3134 Howard
Drews' Hall, 131 New Montgomery
Drexler Louis P., president The California Jute
Mill Co., 409 California, r. 1603 Van Ness
Av
Dreydemi Pierre, r. 718 Turk ,

Dreyer Anna Miss, domestic, r. 307 Ritch
^' ■ Bernard, office 338 Montgomery, rooms 313-

313, r. Gonzales, Cal.
" Diedrioh, capitalist, r. 44 Elgin Park Av
" Ernst, liquors, 401 Sutter
" George H., foreman Paul Rieger & Co., r.

313 North Willard
" Henry, engineer Jackson Brewing Co., r.

1609, 34th
" John, expressman, r. 307 Ritch
" John, groceries and liquors, NW cor 4tli

and Clementina, r. 315a Clementina
" John H., shoemaker Charles Maier, r. Oak-

" John W., groceries and liquors, 433, 3d, r.

IIM Perry
" Joseph, insurance, 335 Sansome, r. 1716 Post
■ ' Louis, salesman The Hamburger Co., r, 346

" Louis G., manager Cal. Hat Wks, r. 738

" Philip^master schr. L. D. Foster, office 38

California „, , „^^

" William, clerk Henry Grieme, r. 314, 8th
j8®=-Dreyer. See Dreier and Dryer
Dreyfous Emile, teacher music, r. 408, I7tn
" Jules, r. Pacific Hebrew Home
" Walter A., salesman S. F. Autographic
Register Co., r. 511 Jones
Dreyfus Alexander, merchant, r. 1119 Geary
Dreyfus B. & Co. See California Wme Associa-
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" Edward, clerk Scott & Van Arsdale Lum-
ber Co., r. 234, 13th
" Harry C, private detective, r. 17 Hickory Av
" John, shoemaker, 1638 Mission
" Matilda Miss, clerk John Schulken, r. 17

Hickory Av
" William, blacksmith John Rentschler, r
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Driese Carl, artificial stone contractor, r. 1318

Stanyan
Driffield V. Cams, manager Pacific Coast De-
partment Transatlantic Fire Insurance
Co. (Hamburg), 213 Sansome, r. 1125
Leavenworth
Drinan George P.. boxmaker, r. 704 Harrison
" Grace Mrs., r. 161i/^ Ciara
" Thomas F., molder J. Roylance Brass
Wks, r. 704 Harrison
Drinkliouse Frederick R., secretary j. A".
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Broadway
Drinkliouse J. A., president and treasurer J. A.
Drinkohuse Co., 327-229 Battery, r. 2502
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DRINKHOUSE J. A. CO.,

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president, Frederick R. Drinkhouse
secretary, wholesale cigars and to-
bacco, 227-229 Battery

Drinkhouse John Arthur, vice-president J. A.
Drmkhouse Co., r. 2502 Broadway

Drisco J. F., master mariner, 9 Mission, r 2531
Post

Driscoll Agnes Miss, teacher music, 2612 Post
" Bradley, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 938

" Bridget T. Mrs,, nurse, r. 2612 Post

" Charles A., clerk McCoy & Nesbitt, r. 1614

Lexington Av
" Cornelius, brass finisher, r. 9 Adelaide PI
" Cornelius E., proprietor Sanitarium Baths,

2210 Powell, r. 1712 Bush

Driscoll Daniel, helper Atlas I. Wks, r. 1502
Kentucky
" Daniel, laborer, r. 3614 Post
" Daniel, spar maker C. A. Castner & Co.. r.

1431 Mission
" Daniel, upholsterer, r. 1331'/^ Minna
" Daniel J., house painter, r. 1431 Mission
" Daniel J., packer A. Levy & Co.. r. 1050

Howard
" Daniel J., policeman, r. 334, 10th
" Daniel O., master tug Millen Griffith, v.

542i4, 2d
" Daniel W., painter, r. 1311^4 Steiner
" Dennis, deckhand str Modoc
" Dennis, hostler John Tuttle, r. 7th Av nr J
" Dennis, laborer, r. 31 V2 Dorland
" Dennis, miner, r. 334, 10th
" Dennis, stonemason, r. 414 Clementina
" Dennis F., steward, r. 225 Drumm
" Edward F., clerk freight auditor's dept. S.
P. Co., r. 506 Shrader
Driscoll Edward P., M. D., physician and sur-
geon, office and r. 1431 Mission, hours 1 to
3 and 6 to 8 p. m., Sundays 10 a. m. to
12 m., telephone south 553
" Elizabeth, widow, r 133114 Minna
" Ellen, widow, r. 623V2 Minna
" Eugene O., laborer, r. 547 Mission
" Florence, groceries and liquors, 436 Ringold
" Frank L, druggist, r. 1431 Mission
" Frank J., machinist W. T. Garratt & Co

r. 111714 Shotwell
" Frank J., merchant tailor, 954 Mission
" Frederick A., druggist J. J. Mahoney, r. 1431

Mission
" George S., shoemaker, r. 1431 Mission
" Hannah E., widow, r. 610 Willow Av
" Harry, laborer, r. 157 Dore rear
" Helen Mrs., r. 1406 Octavia
" Henry A., clerk, r. 65114 Folsom
" James, r. 911b Filbert
" James, r. 1439 Howard
" James, helper Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg.

Wks., r. 134, 4th
" James, laborer, r, 113, 26th
" James E., chief engineer tug Vigilant,

r. 3042 Pine
" James F. (Heffernan & Driscoll), r. 25 Dor-
land
" Jeremiah, driver Pac. Transfer Co., r. 24

Jeremiah, laborer, r. 423 Tehama
Jeremiah, laborer, r. 727i4 Natoma
Jeremiah, laborer, r. York nr Hampshire
Jeremiah, ship joiner, r. 343 Hickory Av
Jeremiah J., commission broker, 20 Leides-

dorff, r. The Baldwin
John, brass finisher, r. 62314 Minna
John, butcher, r. 531, 1st
John, dairy, 523, 7th Av
John, fruit peddler, r. 117 Juniper
John, gripman, r. 1406 Pacific
John, hostler Peter Garrity, r. 32 Turk
John, janitor New City Hall, r. 474 Jessie
John, laborer, r. 24 Tehama
John, laborer, r. 81 Everett
John, laborer, r. 474 Jessie
John, laborer, r. cor 16th and Alabama
John, marine engineer, r. 547 Folsom
John, painter, r. 141, 4th
John, truckman Truck 3, r. 142d!4 Market
John Jr., butcher, r. 24 Tenama
John A., butcher, 1206 Valencia, r. 141 Fair

Oaks
John F., master mariner, r. 1531 Post
John H., clerk, r. 1431 Mission
John L, clerk Post Office, r. III714 Shotwell
John J., brass finisher Thomas Day & Co.,

r. 9 Adelaide Av
John J., liquors, SE cor 5th Av South and L
JohnM., ornamenter Sanborn, Vail & Co.,

r. 648 Stevenson
John W., salesman J. P. Brownlee, r. 104

Grove
Joseph P., bricklayer, r. 414 Clementina
Julia, widow, r. 914 Welsh
Julia, tailoress, r. 6221,4 Minna
Julia Miss, bag sewer American Salt Co.,

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DriscoU Catherine, bookkeeper J. T. Cavanaugh.

r. 13311/2 Minna
" Katie, domestic, 2714 Sacramento
" Lillian Mrs., ladies' hairdresser, 1914

Sutter
" Lizzie Miss, domestic St. Luke's Hos-
pital
" Margaret, widow, r. 129 Capp
" Margaret, widow, r. 12] 1% Steiner
" Margaret, domestic, 210 Frederick
" Margaret Mrs., dressmaking, 911b Filbert
'- Mary, widow, r. 218 Ritch rear
" Mary, widow, r. 222V2 Elm Av
" Mary, widow, r. 132O14 Scott rear
" Mary, shirt maker, r. 622!^ Minna
" Mary E., widow, r. III714 Shotwell
" May Miss, stenographer, r. II171/2 Shot-
well
" Michael, laborer, r. UOiVz Tennessee
" Michael, molder, r. 622V^ Minna
" Michael, teamster, r. 222 Pacific
" Michael H., carpenter, r. 954 Mission
" Michael J., janitor, r. 200 Mission
" Moses, broom maker, r. 161 Chenery
" Patrick (Driscoll & Wettig), r. 420 Clem-
entina
« Patrick, gardener, r. SW cor Falcon and

Moss Av
" Patrick, gripman, r. 938 Pacific
" Richard, hoseman Engine 9, r. 24 Tehama
" Robert F., carpenter, r. 2015 Polk
" Stephen, groceries and liquors, 718 Clem-
entina
" Thomas, janitor Metropolitan Temple, cor

5th and Jessie
" Thomas A., waiter Merchant's Club
" Thomas F., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 220 Elm

Av
" Timothy, r. 1221 Florida
" Timothy J., hoseman Engine 16, r. IIO4V2

Tennessee
" Victor, salesman Goldberg, Bowen & Co.,

r. 5421/2, 2d
" William, deckhand str Modoc
" William, sign painter, r. 648 Stevenson
" William H., with Rome Harris, 301 Kearny
" William J., shipping clerk Butler, Schutze

& Co., r. 414 Clementina
" & Wettig (Patrick Driscoll and Theodore

Wettig). wood and coal, 936-938 Folsom
Drish Edwin, driver, r. 2834 Mission

" Ella J. Mrs., lodgings, 1050 Mission
Drisko J. F., master str Homer, r. 2531 Post
Drivar Isabella, widow, r. 425 Stevenson
Driver Charles E., paper hanger, r. 9 Belmont PI

" John, miner, r. 101 Minna
Drivon Ernest, blacksmith Gray Bros., r. 1623

Powell
" Eugene, hairdresser, 524 Sutter
", Jeanne Mme., manufacturer corsets, 524

Sutter
Drixl Josef, driver John Wieland Brewery, r.

677^ Mission
Droast Frederick, varnisher A. J. Forbes & Son.

r. 28 Minna
Drobaz Matteo, chop house and coffee saloon,

503 East
Drog Charles, butcher Ludwig Seeliger, r. 3308

Mission
Drogan William, laborer, r. 1841 Chestnut
Droge Brothers (Henry and Claus), groceries

and liquors, 1016 Clay
" Claus (Droge Bros.), r. 1016 Clay
" Gustavo F.C., salesman George Haas &

Son, r. 34 Ellis
" Henry (Droge Bros.), r. 1016 Clay
" John C, farmer, r. 262 Minna
" Lillian Miss, bookkeeper Golden Gate

Steam Dye Wks, r. 323 Van Ness Av
" Peter, carpenter, r. \2by2 Cumberland
Droger Henry, r. 213'/iPost

" Mary C, widow, r. 1918 Page
Drogmund Harry C, wire worker Sperry Wire

Wks, r. 16 Schuyler
Drohse Andrew, waiter, r. 11 Stanly PI
" James, waiter Jacob Petersen, r. 11 Stanly

PI
Droit Belle Miss, with Mrs. M. H. Ober, r. 525,

19th

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19tb

Drolet Johanna Mrs., r. 21 Valparaiso
Drolette Anna, widow, r. 1130, 24th
" J. Lewis, plasterer, r. 1130, 24th
" Wilbert, carpenter, r. 1130, 24th
Dromey Michael, driver, r. 248 Clementina
Drosbach George A. (Drosbach & Ferris), r. 1614
Hayes
" & Ferris (George A. Drosbach and Joseph
A. Ferris), fruits and vegetables, SW
cor Grove and Lyon
Droscher Frank, cigars and itobacco, 46 East, r.

Oakland
Dross Robert, insurance, 225 Sansome, r. 1716

Pacific Av
Drossel August A., physician, 1203 Powell, r.
900 Jackson
" Charles, tailor, 1140 Market
" Joseph H., druggist, NW cor Powell and

Jackson, r. 900 Jackson
" Joseph H. Jr., druggist J. H. Drossel, r.
900 Jackson
Drossner Adolph, salesman M. Blaskower &
Co., r. 415 Mason
" Jacob, salesman M. Blaskower & Co., r.

1814 Larkin
" John, cigar dealer, r. 1814 Larkin
Drost John D., druggist, SE cor 24th and Ala-
bama, r. 1126^ Alabama
Drouaillet G., capitalist, office 534 California, r.

Paris, France
Drouet Victor, tinsmith, r. 3103!4 Buchanan

^' Victorlne Miss, r. 3103^4 Buchanan
Drought Robert H., tailor, r. 649 Folsom
Drouillard John, engineer str Alcatraz, r. 54

Silver
Drow William, miner, r. 1516 Powell rear
Drown Albert N., attorney at law, 104 Sutter,
rooms 2-4, r. 2550 Jackson
" Archer C, clerk A. N. Drown, r. 2550 Jack-
son
Drucker August, real estate, r. 1422 Fulton
" August E. (Wilson & Drucker), r. 120
Post
Drucker Express and Transfer Co. (between
San Francisco, East Oakland and Fruit-
vale), Knight & Olsen proprietors, 21
Market, telephone Main 1654
" George I., dentist, 3-4 Donohoe Bldg
" Mary, widow, r. 344, 30th
Drucks Otto, seaman, r. 126 Oregon
Druffel F. H. Mrs., widow, r. 1235 Hyde
Drugan Mary, widow, r. 1123 Folsom
Druhan Thomas, boots and shoes, 214, 24th, r.

405 Gough
Druhe Herman A., trustee estate of J. H. Druhe.
office 23 Market, r. Oakland
'• J. H. (estate of), office 23 Market
" William H., office 23 Market
Druhm C. Dohrman, manager Charles Lyons,
908 Market, r. 133 Page
" Charles, bartender John Strothofl, r. 638H
Jessie
Druid Harry, laborer, r. 316 Davis
Druids Hall, 413 Sutter
" Hall Society, Charles Quast secretary. 413
Sutter
Druid's Journal (monthly). Druids' Publishing
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" George E., distributor Post Orflce, r. 3423,

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" James L., civil engineer, r. 1324 Webster
" Josephine K., widow, r. 3423, 16th
" Mary Miss, r. 3 Yerba Buena
" William J. J., elevator tender, 330 San-
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William P., civil engineer, r. 102 Pierce
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Drumgold John H., manufacturing jeweler, 111

Phelan Bldg
Drumler Louis, carpenter, r. 1218 Kearny
Drumm James L., civil engineer Estate James
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" Nellie, domestic, 45 Hill
Drummer William, fireman, r. cor 10th Av South

and Railroad Av
Drummond Arthur W., traveling salesman
Boltz, Clymer & Co., r. Oakland
" Edward, fireman Market St. Ry., r. SE cor

Waller and Stanyan
" Frederick J., lithographer Dakin Publish-
ing Co.
" John P., liquors, r. NE cor 82d Av and Cle-
ment
" Margaret, widow, r. NE cor 33d Av and Cle-
ment
" Joseph H., boilermaker, r. 309 Clementina
" Joseph T., peddler, r. 309 Clementina
" Mark, clerk station C Post Office, r. 1738

San Carlos Av
" Mary Mrs., r. 119 Julian Av
" Samuel G., r. 417 Bush
" Tobacco Co. (St. Louis),'Isidor Seller agent,
328 California
Drummy John, laborer, r. 36 Lapidge
Drunzer Peter, r. San Bruno Av nr 15th Av

South
Drury Charles A., salesman S. H. Frank & Co.,
r. 640 Oak
" Charles O., laborer S. F. Candle Co., r. 16th

nr De Haro
" Frank G., attorney at law, 331 Phelan

Bldg, r. 640 Oak
" Henry, clerk delivery dept. Wells, Fargo

& Co., r. 640 Oak
■' Jennie, widow, r. 528 Folsom
" John W., butcher John Scully, r. 640 Oak
" Michael, hoseman Engine 30. r. 1230 Point

Lobos Av
" Michael Jr., tailor, r. 1230 Point Lobos Av
" Patrick W., gardener Golden Gate Park, r.

640 Oak
" Peter, laborer William S. Snook & Son, r.

1416 Kearny
" R. Lloyd, draughtsman, 530 Commercial
" Thomas J., r. 1813 Steiner
" Thomas J., clerk general manager Wells,
Fargo & Co. , r. 640 Oak
Drury Wells, night editor Call, r. 908, 21st
Druschel Frederick, butcher Herman Schmidt,

r. 3015 Laguna
Drusedom Albert L., clerk George C. Snieder, r.

1811
Drusedom Beer Bottling Co. (John Drusedom),
bottlers, 1 Kent
" John (Drusedom Beer Bottling Co.), r. 1811

Mason
" Walter, painter, r. 1811 Mason
Druxler Catherine, widow, r. 35 Hardy

Dry den Frank T., clerk Simpson & Millar, r.
Page
" George H. S., wharfinger Harbor Commi

sioners, r. 14261/4 Geary
" W. S., yard foreman Pac. Gas. Imp. Co.,
East Oakland
Dryer Charles, hostler, r. 1206 Kearny
" Charles F., livery stable. 1317 Stockton, r.

1315 Stockton
" Charles F., Jr., clerk Charles Dryer, r.

1315 Stockton
" Frederick, farmer, r. 617 Sacramento
" John F., truckman Truck 2, r. 709 Montgom-
ery Av
4®~ Dryer. See Dreyer
Dryfous Jacob, salesman T. A. Burns, r. 721

Tehama
J8®=Dryfous. See Dreyfous, Dreyfus and Drey-
fuss
Dryman Herman, master schr Anna Aden, ofiice

24 Clay
Dryner William J., with Josiah N. Knowles, r.

Oakland
Drysdale Charles M., tailor John R. Sundberg,
r. 300 Valencia
" D., cannery superintendent Alaska Pack-
ers Assn., r. 2737 Pacific Av
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 112 Hyde
" Henry E., machinist, r. 1102 Howard
" William, laborer Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 300
Valencia
Dryselius Annie, domestic, 2011 Golden Gate
Av
" Erland, (Dryselius & Co.), r. 1631 Fulton
" & Co. (Erland Dryselius), fish and oyster

dealers, 93 California Market
" Erland, fish dealer, r. 1631 Fulton
Duane Annie M. Mrs., r. 605 Green
" Blanche V., seamstress Central Hardware

and Supply Co., r. 635 Union
" Charles S., packer Cal. Elec. Wks, r. 711

Scott
" Edward, butcher S. Simon, r. 749, 17th
" James, expressman, NW cor Folsom and

3d, r. 218, 15th
" James A., salesman Daniel Keefe, r. 986

Howard
" James F., teamster, r. 330 Duncan
" John, bricklayer, r. 711 Scott
" John, expressman, NE cor 3d and Folsom,

r. 218, 15th
" John, gardener, r. 605 Green
" John, policeman, r. 403, 29th
" Maurice, policeman, r. 403, 29th
" Michael, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.

403, 29th
" Nellie, domestic, 3906 Jackson
" Patrick, laborer, r. 318, 15th
" Timothy, trader, r. 47 Juniper
" William, patrolman Morse's Patrol, r. 142,

6th
" William L., salesman Blyth & Trott, r. 40
Spear
jg^'Duane. See Doan and Doane
Duardo Frank, candy maker, r. 324 Valleio
Duarte Ignacio da Costa, consul Portugal, 605
Clay, r. 104 Grant Av
" Joseph I., barber Robert T. Brodek, r. 771

Howard
" Pasqualle, laborer, r. 1517 Dupont
Dubacher Anton, liquors, San Bruno Av nr Sil-

liman
Dubber Henry, manager estate of Henry Hu-
taff, 2 Montgomery Av, r. 8 Montgomery
Av
Dubbers Henry, r. 340 Ritch
Dubedat Edouard (Pascal, Dubedat & Co.), r.
2003 Franklin
" Eugene (Pascal, Dubedat & Co.), r. 3003
Franklin
Dubelbeiss Mathias, switchman, r. 634,4th
Dubeler George, apprentice Louis Leiser, r.

Oakland
Dubernet Lucien, manager Pacific Coast Shade

Co., 1.39 1st, r. East Oakland
Dubero Frederick, electrician, r. 3338 Union
Duble Sarah, widow, dressmaking, 1519 Polk
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Dubois Antonio, clerk, r. 334 Pacific
" AugusteP., clerk secretary and controller's
offlce S. P. Co., r. 3319 Folsom
Du Bois Harry, steward, r. 818 Jackson

" Henrietta, widow, r. 309, 3d
Du. Bois James, manager Jordan's Museum of
Aaatoaay, 1051 Mii-k3t, r. 318 Eldy
" James L.', bookkeeper Williams, Dimond &

Co , r. Hotel Savoy
" Jessie K., physician and surgeon, 705

Spreckels Bldg, r. 1335 Mission
" Johannes A., salesman Baker & Hamilton,

r. 836V2 Valencia
" John W., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1739
Hayes

Dubois Joseph, cook, r. 33 Hinckley
Du Bois L. C, clerk ticket auditor

dept. S. P.
Co., r. 418 Sutter
" Martin, barber, r. 438 Green
" Paul, waiter, r. 438 Green
Dubois Paul A., interpreter, r. 607 Stockton

" Paul B., pressman, r. 8.331^ Vallejo
Du Bois Percy H., salesman Gilbert Bros. & Co.,
r. Oakland
" Pierre, mining, r. 313 Capp
" William C, clerk Railway Mail Service, r.
Oakland
Dubois William E., plumber, 3331 Market
^S'-Dubois. See Debois

Duboso John, clerk Gallhard Hotel, r. 507 Pine
Dubruielh Jean J., waiter, r. 578 Howard
Ducas Salomon, real estate, 11 Montgomery, r.

610^2 Polk
Ducasse Abel, machinist, r. 814 Montgomery
" Jean, foreman F. Chevalier & Co., r. 231

Montgomery Av
" Jeanne Mrs., r. 231 Montgomery Av
Du Castel Edward, teacher French, r. 1909

- Leavenworth
Duceshet Anton, milkman, r. 621 Commercial
Duchein Eugene, driver P. Duchein & Co., r. 253
Clementina
" Louis, laundry, 713 Montgomei-y Av
" P., miner, r. 814 Montgomery
" P. & Co. (Peter E. Duchein and J. A.
Sobrio), cutlery and tool grinding, 23
Montgomery Av
" Peter E. (P. Duchein & Co.), r. 353 Clemen-
tina
Duchene Jean, locksmith and bellhanger, 918
McAllister, r. 812 Webster
" Jeane Miss, dressmaking, 812 Webster
Duchoslav Joseph, tailor, r. 31 John
Duchow Earl M., printer, r. 33, 7th
Duck Edward B., receiver W. U. Tel. Co., r. 2031
Polk
" Emily H. , widow, r. 2021 Polk
" Frank v., salesman Robinson & Wade, r.

3021 Polk
" George H., clerk, r. 2021 Polk
" William L., car cleaner S. P. Co., r. 713V2
Treat Av
Duckel John, foreman pressroom Francis-Val-
entine Co., r. 2512V2 Sutter
Duckendorff Johanna, widow, r. 1334 Turk
Duckenfleld Colliery (Australia), Robert B.

Hogue agent, 33 California, room 24
Ducker Dora, widow, r. 408, 6th
" Jeremiah E., manufacturers' agent, 759

Market, r. 702 Broderick
" Matilda, widow, r. 308 Lombard
" Zilpha, widow, r. 1041 Army
Duckett C. S., dentist, 850 Market, r. 1703 Post
" Edward, r. 833, 30th

" Henry P., scenic artist, r. 501 Leavenworth
Duokgeischel Mathias C, r. 73 Natoma
Duckworth Henry, machinist H. G. Layng Ma-
chine Wks., r. Fruitvale
" R. R., copyist County Clerk's offlce, r. 1904
Market
Duclos Josph v., bricklayer, r. 220, 23d

Duclos Vital, teamster, r. 320.
Ducoing Charles F., barber Charles Ruben stein,
r. 13 Decatur
" Joseph v., barber, r. 13 Decatur
Ducommun William A., carrier postofflce, r. 206,

19th
Ducota George, driver G. L. Perham, r. Cam-
bridge nr Bacon
Ducoumet P., farmer, r. 814 Montgomery
Ducray Justin F., teamster Scott & McCord, r.

121 Morris Av
Ducroft Joseph H., machinehand Pacific Sheet

Metal Wks, r. 334 Silver Av
Ducroix John, clam digger, r. Elmira nr Augusta
" Joseph, laborer, r. Elmira nr Augusta
" Louis, laborer, r. Elmira nr Augusta
Ducruet Justina, widow, r. 2 Leroy PI
" Theodore 1., upholstering, 515 Bush, r. 3
Leroy PI
Duddy Anthony, laborer, r. 19 Adelaide PI
" Bartley, laborer, r. 1137 Tennessee
" Bridget, widow, r. 19 Adelaide PI
" George, millhand Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 1137

Tennessee
" John J., bookkeeper James Kitterman, r.

919 Filbert
" K. Miss, dressmaker, r. 19 Adelaide PI
•' Martin, bartender George Dougherty, r.

1137 Tennessee
'• William, carpet layer James Kitterman,

r. Oakland
" William, teamster, r. 108, 32d
.e^'Duddy. See Doody and Dudy
Duden Adolphina, widow, r. 211 Ridley
" Ernest, supreme secretary Order of Pendo,

601 California, r. 1603 Polk
" Eugene L., clerk freight auditor's dept. S.

P. Co., r. 417 Mason
" Frederick W., clerk, r. 1603 Polk
Dudgeon John, r. 1395 Alabama
Dudley Albert E., carpenter, r. 714, 22d
" Cecelia, widow, r. 718 McAllister
" Charles, r. 419 O'Farrell rear
" Edward T., attorney at law, r. 103 Devisa-

dero
" Elijah C, manufacturer and dealer wagons

and carriages, 1320-1332 Devisadero
" Estelle L., widow, r. 1217 Fell
" George, laborer, r. 3105 Geary
" Lizzie Mrs., bakery, 714, 23d
" Mary S., widow, r. 1815 Baker
" Maud L. Miss, r. 34 Hartford
" Mining Co. (Bodie, Cal.), J. Stadtfeld Jr.

secretary, 56 Nevada B'ock
" Priscilla, widow, r. 419 O'Farrell rear
Dudley Stone Primary School, S s Haight bet
Central and Masonic Avs.
' ' William C. , clerk Rai Iway Mail Service, r.

Alameda
" William M., salesman Mack & Co., r. Oak-
land
Dudy Daniel, r. 18 Montcalm
" John, molder O'Connell & Lewis, r. 18

Montcalm
" Thomas, stonemason, r. 18 Montcalm
" William, horseshoer, r. 18 Montcalm
i!tS=Dudy. See Doody and Duddy
Due Anton B., teamster C. S. Laumeister, r. 659

Howard
Duebel Charles, clerk First St. Wks, Union
Iron Wks, r. 330 Fremont
" Charles A., contractor and builder, 136,

1st, r. 330 Fremont
" Charles A., carpenter Charles A. Duebel,
r. 330 Fremont
Dueben Charles, steward, r. 19 Cedar Av

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DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF

FOREIGN rf DOMESTIC COAL

Family Trade a Specialty.

Dueben Eva Miss, dressmaking. 19 Cedar Av
Dueber Watch, Case Manufacturing Co. The,
(Canton, O.), A. I.Hall & Son agents,
528-530 Market
Duecker George F., butcher. 1629 Devisadero, r.

1505 Devisadero
Duehez George, waiter, r. 619 Pacifle
Duenberg John, paper hanger Burr & Shields
Duenwald F.. cigarmaker, r. 1877 Mission
" Frank H.. fireman Fulton Eng. & Ship

Bldg Wks, r. 3 Chestnut PI
" Henry W., carpenter, r. 3 Chestnut PI
" Joseph H., laborer, r. 411 Sansome
" Mary, widow, r. 3 Chestnut PI
Duer Mary Mrs., nurse, r. 207 Montgomery Av

" Meinert, driver, r. 105 Francisco
Dueling Bernard R., engraver H. S. CrockerCo.,
r. 722 Ivy Av
" George, cabinet maker, r. 819 Bryant
Duerr Ernst, cooper Chicago Brewery, r. 512

Bush
Daerrbeck Theobald, master mariner, 9 Mis-
sion, r. 417 East
Duesbury Horace, portrait painter, 59 Donohoe

Bldg. r. 554 Willow Av
Due.sher August, confectioner, r. 763 Howard
Duetsch Frederick, clerk Brickwedel Bros., r.

SW cor Larkin and North Point
Dufau Belle Miss, saleslady The Hamburger
Co., r. 603 Bush
" Emma Miss, manager The Grenoble, r. 603

Bush
" Julia M.. widow, r. 421, 2d
" Mary A., proprietor The Grenoble, 603 Bush
£5"Dufau. See Dufour

Du Fausse Lizzie Miss, teacher Ayres" Steno-
graphic Institute, r. 230 Perry
Duff Alexander G.. ship joiner Union I. Wks
r. 316 Iowa
" Andrew, bartender P. Connelly, r. 2315

Howard
" Annie E. Miss, bookkeeper, r. 91114 Lom-
bard
" Charles, milling engineer, 309 California.

room 16, r. 700H Bush
" Edward E., bookkeeper, r. 211 Bartlett
" Frank, fireman str Newark, r. Oakland
" George H., sackmaker. r. 9ini. Lombard
'^ George W., clerk Boston Rubber Shoe Co.

r. 1306a Powell
" Harry, machinist W. T. Garratt & Co r

211 Bartlett
" Hugh, foreman Pac. Wooden ware and

Cooperage Co., r. 316'^ Iowa
" James, plasterer, r. 414, 3d
" James J., clerk, r. 263 Octavia
" James R., clerk, r. 16f)9 Webster
" J. L., carpenter William Little, r. 417 Bush
" John, carpenter Robinson & Gillespie, r.

1113, 17th
" John, clerk Cal. Barrel Co.. r. 316 Iowa
" John, marine engineer, r. 834 Folsom
•■ John, painter, r. 723 Shot well
" John F., marine engineer, r. 136 Fair Oaks
" John J., fresco painter, r. 211 Bartlett
" John J., grain weigher, r. 927, 26th
" Joseph P., solicitor, r. 561 Minna
'■ K. A. Mrs., matron St. Luke's Hospital
'• Margaret B.. widow, seamstress, r 120

Turk rear
" Nannie M. Miss, casher Cal. Nav. & Imp

Co.. r. Belvedere
• Robert P. R. (Duff & Co.), r. 336 Eddy
" Ruth Mrs., crockery, etc., 414, 3d
" Tena Mrs., dressmaking. 217, 14th
'• Thomas, teamster, r. 118»4 Washington

it. engineer str Pomona.

Duff Thomas C. foreman Cal. Barrel Co., r 316
Iowa
' Thomas E., 2d a
r. 8.34 Folsom
' Thomas T., cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 316

Iowa
' William, miller, r. 9II14 Lombard
' William B., cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 316

Iowa
' William H., carpenter, r. 39 Tehama
' & Co. (R. P. R. Duff), produce commission,
222 Davis
Duffee Alpheus, blacksmith, r. 429 Jersey

" James, barber W. R. Nelson, r. 425 Kearny
Duffey Alexander, coachman, r. 205^, 23d
Duffey Brothers (E. J. and George F.), plumb-
ers and gasfitters, 11 Trinity
" Charles E., manager Duffey Bros., r. 1718

Fell
" Edward J., with Thomas Day & Co., r. 5

Buena Vista Av
" Eugene F.. teamster J. Noonan, r. 519'/4

Stevenson
" Eugene J. (Duffey Bros.), r. 1818 Fell
" George F. (Duffey Bros.), r. 2019 Golden

Gate Av
" James (Kelley & Duffe.v), r. 205!4, 23d
" James E., plumber, r. 511 Lyon
" John, bartender JosephMelczer & Co., r. 19

Verona
" John, butcher, r. 205'^, 23d
" John Jr., horseshoer G. E. Enderson, r

2051/2, 23d
" John F., bookkeeper Neville & Co., r. 548

Bryant
" Joseph, carriage blacksmith Felix Keany,

r. 1322 Mission
" Julia, widow, r. 519^^ Stevenson
" Owen, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 30514,

,, Patrick, laborer, r. 230, 15th

" Patrick, lumberman, r. 305V4, 2.3d

" Thomas, conductor Market Si Ry, r. 117

Chapultepec
4®=- Duffey. See Duffy
Dufflcy George W., medical student St. Mary's

Hospital
" Peter, plumber, r. SW/i. 19th
" P. J., buyer O'Connor, Moflatt & Co., r. New

York City
Duffle Christopher W., carpenter, 700 O'Farrell
Duffleld Edward J., liquors, 818 Clay. r. 1014

Washington
" Frank B., coffee dealer, r. IIO914 Montgom-
ery
" George W., watchman, r. 1107 Montgomery
" George W. Jr., collector, r. 1913 Larkin
" Henry A., clerk, r. 19 Minna
" Martin H., laborer, r. 411 Sansome
" William W., sugar analyzer, 202 Market,

room 3
DufQn Edmond J., compositor Call
" Frank, r. 519 Sacramento
'■■ James, seaman, r. 9 White
'• Joseph, fireman str State of California
Duffy Alexander, r. 110, 23d
" Alice Miss, r. 113 Gilbert rear
" Alice B. Miss, manicure, r. 2119 Mason
" Alicia Miss, teacher Buena Vista Primary

School, r. 919 Florida
" Andrew, bartender, r. 2215 Howard
" Ann, widow, r. 527, 8th
" Anna G. Miss, student, r. 1944 California
" Annie, widow, r. 518, 9th
" Annie, widow, r. 1220 Eddy
" Annie M. Mrs. (James Duffy & Co.), r. 1944

California
" Artemisia, widow, r. 1316 Harrison
" Belinda, widow, r. 919 Florida
" Bernard, carpenter, r. 828 Church
" Bernard Jr.. carpenter, r. 828 Church
" Bernard C, real estate, r. 2119 Mason
" Bessie, domestic, 611 Jones
" Charles G., butcher S. Simon, r. 116 Sulli-
van
" Charles H., clerk, r. 12 Sherman
" Charles M., printer, r. 12 Sherman
" Daniel F.. carpenter, r. 828 Church
" Edward, r. 914 Sansome

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Duffy Edward, cashier M. A. Gunst & Co., r. 6

Le Roy PI
Edward, hostler John Wieland Brewery, r.

558 Folsom
Edward P., carpainter, W. L. Holman, r.

907 Vallejo
Edward P., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1807

Haight
Edward P., porter Ames & Harris, r. 6 Le

Roy PI
George A., teamster, r. 306 Hickory Av
George P. , molder Thomas Day & Co. , r. 44'/^

Perry
George J., driver Emanuel M. Rolf, r. 44

Perry rear
Herbert, r. 304, 3d
J. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1904 Laguna
James, teamster J. C. Wilson & Co., r. 212

Broadway
James, waiter, r. 573 Howard

DUFFY JAMES & CO.

(Mrs. Annie M. Duffy and John P.
Jourden), carpets, wall paper, window
shades and room mouldings, 20 Geary

Duffy James A., mechanic, r. 306 Hickory Av
James B., clerk, r. 12 Sherman
James J., surveyor, r. 914 Sansome
James W., paper hanger, r., 1326 Grove
James W., salesman A. & A. Baker, r. 304,

3d
J. J. & Co. (John J. Duffy), produce com-
mission merchants, 304-306 Washington
John, r. 6221/4 Minna
John, butcher Magdalen Asylum
John, carpenter, r. 1005 Church
John, carriage painter, r. 313, 8th
John, ice man Palace Hotel, r. 329, 19th
John, laborer, r. 120 Townsend
John, laborer, r. 710 Tehama
John, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 110,23d
John, manager Glen Ellen Wine Co., 959

Market, r. 19 Verona
John Jr., salesman T. P. Duffy, r. 1005

Church
John J. (J. J. Duffy & Co.), r. 432, 7th Av
John J., sampler Trubenbach & Co., r. 927

26th
John P., clerk S. P. RR Co., r. 1920 Green
Joseph, bricklayer, r. 828 Church
Katie Miss, seamstress, r. 614 Pine
Maggie, domestic, 1516 California
Margaret Mrs., groceries, 807 Point Lobos

Av
Marguerite C, saleslady, r. 306 Hickory Av
Neil, finisher Thomas Day & Co., r. 1307

California
Neil J., gas fitter William F. Wilson, r. 614

Pine
Neil P., keeper Sheriff's OfQce, r. 1307 Cali-
fornia
Patrick, r. 40 Tehama

Patrick, bartender Peter Sweeney, r. 141, 3d
Patrick, laborer John Kelso, r. cor 16th

Patrick T., laborer, r. 1920 Green
Peter, car driver, r. 715 Howard
Peter, marine engineer, r. 24 Montcalm
Richard F., carpenter Presidio and Ferries

R. R.
Richard M., student, r. 12 Sherman
Sarah, widow, r. 44 Perry rear
Sarah J. Miss, teacher Douglass Primary

School, r. 1904 Laguna
T. B. Rev., asst. rector St. Francis' Church

(R. C), r. 620 Vallejo
Terrence, president The Wave Power Air

Compressing Co., 602 Market, and nur-
series, 1300 Golden Gate Av., r. 1308

Golden Gate Av
Thomas, porter Murphy, Grant & Co. , r. 2317

Mariposa
Thomas, steward, r. 65 Langton
Thomas A., clerk freight auditor's dept

S. P. Co, r. 1920 Green
Thomas B., conductor Presidio and Ferries

R. R., r. 2 Sharp PI
Thomas F. Jr., salesman James B. Duggan,

r. 6081/4 Minna

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.

DRAPERIES.

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S^1-S^V IS/IARKET ST.

Duffy Thomas J., inspector and adjuster Pala- ^-A«J

tine Ins. Co., 439 California, r. SanRafael >,.^

" Thomas P., wood and coal, hay and grain, ."^^ 1

1007 Church, r. 1009 Church ;-^-__'

" Valentine, laborer, r. 573 Howard r^

" William, calker, r. SSYz Moss

" William F., bookkeeper Mack & Co., r. 1944 ^j — —

California i

" William T., patrolman Morse's Patrol, r. ^— '^— ^

707b Stockton i ~]

4@=-Duffy. See Duffey and Duffle

DuFosee Charles, clerk Kittle & Co., r. 230 Perry

" Charles A., teamster Cutter & Co., r. 230 C._i -^

Perry I i

Dufour Antoine. clerk Comptoir National D'Es- >~-r

compte de Paris, r. Alameda |^ ~"

" Edmond, foreman Pioneer W. L. & Color C>^--2

Wks., r. 913, 22d CX2

" Madelina, widow, r. 16 Russell ^-

" Refugio, widow, r. 16 Russell

J^= Dufour. See Dufau [ ^^J

Dufranc John, ironer Vital Dufranc, r. 2939 Clay i ^ i

" Vital, laundry, 2939 Clay ^^'^

Du Frane Alexander, driver Palace Hardware '^.n**^.

Co., r. 1705 Ellis i j

" John L., engineer S. F. Plating Wks., r. ; ,

1705 Ellis ', J

Du Fresne Ernest, cutter A. Shirek & Co., r. 734 -^^-i

Broadway (^ ^ j

Dufresne J. A., freight clerk str City of Everett ^^

" L. A. Mme., dressmaking, 707 Sutter ^^

Dugan A. E. Miss, decorative artist, r. 632 Sut- pT ■

" Anne, widow, r. 641 Natoma ■^""^

DUGAN BROTHERS ^=^

(William F. and John J.>, heating sup- ^^_^

plies and contractors for steam and "^^ ^

hot water heating, Pacific Coast agents c j

for The H. B. Smith Co. (Westfleld, -i

Mass.), and Van Auken Specialty Co. 3

(Chicago), 404-406 Mission i ^

Dugan Catherine, widow, r. 523 Howard i i

" Charles, clerk Herbert F. Dugan, r. 632 '^.^^

Sutter II.I

" Charles, laborer, r. 329 Louisiana rear :a-^ -^
Dugan Charles E., cashier Hobbs, Wall & Co.,

and secretary Crescent City Transporta- ^.^^ -^

tion Co. and Crescent Wharf and Dock »■ — '^

Co., 314 Spear, r. Belmont , ^

" Charles J., machinist Union I. Wks, i-. 932 ••

Minnesota j_a»J

" Daniel, laborer, r. 523 Mission i ^ i

'• Daniel, laborer, r. 636 Commercial ^"^^

" Daniel, laborer, r. 907 Folsom C^^-^

" Daniel, plumber, r. 668i4 Clementina "^^

" David, r. 967b Howard

•' Edward, longshoreman, r. 312 Filbert ^

" Edward J., laborer, r. 641 Natoma 7J\

" Edward W., printer, r. 632 Sutter -^

" Elizabeth, widow, r. 108 William rear O ^

" Ellen, widow, r. 66814 Clementina O C5

" Emma F., widow, r. 632 Sutter . oi

" Felix J., manager Mrs. Mary E. Dugan, 200, «,

6th, r. 236, 7th ? S

" Frank E., bartender A. J. McKeany, r. 1334 n —

Howard > ^

" George, r. 1045 Market * Sl2

" George F., shoecutter W. H. Nolan & Co., y, o

r. 66814 Clementina • 2:

Dugan Herbert F., druggist and chemist, 701 -n

Sutter, telephone East 444, r. 632 Sutter ' ^/O

" Hugh, r. 722 Harrison — |

" Hugh B., tally clerk, r. 3 Essex PI ^
'■ James A., painter Cal. Wine Assn., r. 641
Natoma

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GOLDEN WEST CLOTHING RENOVATORY.
Telephone Main 1157. 12 Montgomery Street.

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classes of advertising.

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Sau Francisco Office, 405 Sansome St.

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Dugan Jeremiali J., groceries and liquors, 501

Hayes, r. 823 Hayes
" John, r. 354 Fremont

" John, collector postofflce, r. 2332 Webster
" John, driver F. O'Kane & Son, r. 1036

Golden Gate Av
" John, groceries and liquors, 932 Minnesota
" John, messenger Jacob Unna, r. 312 Filbert
" John, waiter, r. 213 Stevenson
" John J. (Dugan Bros.), r. 848 Capp
" John L.. engineer J. Sanders, r. 233, 7th
" John L. Mrs., dressmaking, 333. 7th
" Mark M., copyist County Clerk's OiHce, r.

12 Mint Av
" Mary, widow, r. 13OV2 Langton
" Mary, widow, r. 1123 Folsom
" Mary E.Mrs., liquors, 300, 6th, r. 236, 7th.
" Patrick, calker, r. 43 Natoma
" Patrick, road foreman Presidio and Fer-
ries RR, r. 1223 Green
" Patrick F., liquors, 1912 Market, r, 1567'^

Market
" Phillip, r. 236, 7th
" Susan, chambermaid Central Hotel, r. 530,

3d
" Thomas T., butcher Katz <%; Sons, r. 1222

Green
" Timothy, porter Spruance, Stanley & Co.,

r. 1113 Clay
" Timothy J., policeman, r. 823 Hayes
■' Timothy J. Mrs., dressmaking, 823 Hayes
" William E., machine hand Hobbs, Wall &

Co., r. 536 Howard
" William F. (Dugan Bros.), r. 848 Capp
*«=-Dugan. See Doogan and Duggan
Dagen James, blacksmith Carvill Mfg. Co., r.

212 Turk
Duges Jean, tanner Legallet-Hellwig Tanning

Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
Duggan Charles J., master str St. Paul, r. 191654

Stockton
" Daniel, chipper, r. 501 Napa
" Edward, hostler L. H. Swain, r. 417 Fol-
som
" Edward C, clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co,, r.

520 Hermann
" Edward F., liquors, 218 Sanchez
•' Frank, shirt cutter, r. 414 Sanchez
" Harry A , clerk, r. 903 McAllister

DUGGAN JAMES B.,

men's furnislimg goods, 119 Mont-
gomery, r. 829 OTarrell

Duggan John, shoemaker United Boot and Shoe

Co., r. 431 Octavia
" John E., druggist, r. 414 Sanchez
" Joseph B., salesman James B. Duggan, r.

829 O'Farrell
" Joseph F., employee Phelan Bldg, r. 413

Tehama
" Maggie L. Miss, bookkeeper Goldberg,

Bowen & Co., r. 414 Sanchez
" Margaret, widow (Duggan & Ames), r. 1034

Clay
" Mary A., Mrs., r. 414 Sanchez
" Michael, laborer E. Peabody & Co., r. 35

Clay
" Philip, raftsman, r. 707 Tehama rear
" Philip, truckman Truck 7, r. 2801 Fol-
som
" Thomas, boiler maker, r. cor Garfield and

Ralston
" Thomas J., policeman, r. 914 Jackson
" & Ames (Mrs. Margaret Duggan and Frank

M. Ames), wood and coal, 1034 Clay
4®" Duggan. See Doogan and Dugan

Dughera Charles, florist Luigi Chiappara, r.

cor Wayland and Somerset
Duhem Auguste, florist, 117 Powell
" Victor L., photographer, 64, 3d
Duhig, Mary, widow, r. 424 Ringold
Duhlberry A., student Vander Naillen's School

of Engineering, r. 119 Joost Av
Duhmen Henry A., clerk William Hoelscher &

Co., r. 1207Laguna
Duhne Frank W., clerk M. D. Meyer & Co., r.
1423 Devisadero
" Hermann, laborer, r. 1530 Kentucky
Duhr Lena, widow, liquors, NW cor Fulton and

1st Av
Duhrer Theodore, milker New York Dairy, r.

Old San Jose Road nr County Jail 2
Duhring Frederick T., attorney at law, 120 Sut-
ter, rooms 43-50
Duhs William, barber Strecker & Kern, r. 14

Antonio
Duignan Michael, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill,r. NE
cor Napa and Louisiana
1, Thomas J., laundryman, r. Wayland nr
Berlin
Duisenberg Augusta W. Miss, notary public,
508-512 California, r. 3216 Jackson
" Charles F. W., r. 3216 Jackson
" Edward G. H., surveyor, r. 3316 Jackson
" Emma, widow, r. 3216 Jackson
Duizabou John, washer Jules J. Augas, r. 214,

17th
Du Jardin Albert, bottler Mt. Shasta Mineral
Spring Co., r. Alameda
" Clifford, clerk George E. Plummer & Co., r.

204 Castro
" Frederick, clerk Frank K. Arnold, r. 818a

Geary
" Frederick Jr., driver Mt. Shasta Mineral

Springs Co., r. Alameda
" Louis, bartender Ferguson, Curley & Co., r.
324 Ellis
Duke Andrew J. (Duke & Swain), r. 28 Rausch
" Catherine, widow, r. 525 Folsom
" Catherine, widow, r. 1234V2 Bush
" George, oyster cocktail maker Samuel

Mackin, r. 46254 Minna
" John D., carpenter, r. 303 Oak
" John M., secretary Minnesota Develop-
ment Co., 508 California, room 31, r. 817
Hyde
" Joseph J., clerk, r. 511 Elizabeth
" Luella Miss, fruit packer, r. 525 Folsom
" Mae Miss, stenographer, r. 303 Oak
" Marion, widow, r. 2210 Pine
" Mary, widow, r. 525 Folsom
" Robert, tailor, r. 813 Bush
" Robert D., law student, r. 303 Oak
" Thomas S.. policeman, r. I68T/2 Turk
" & Swain (Andrew J. Duke and George H.
Swain), proprietors Eureka Special De-
livery Co., 1146-1148 Mission
DukelowH., deckhand str Resolute
" James H., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 607

Diamond
" John, seaman, r. 23354 Langton
Duley Frank P., dealer in all kinds of coal,
coke, charcoal and wood, all orders
promptly delivered, 1713 Mission. Tele-
phone Mint 155
" Lucy, widow, varieties, 310 Jersey
4®=Duley. See Dooley

Dulfer Alexander, pressman Roberts Printing
Co., r. 15 Prosper
■' Frederick W., clerk E. H. Neville, r. 718

Valencia
" Frederick W.. shoe fitter Stoll & Van Ber-
gen, r. 15 Prosper
Dulion Arsene, conductor S. F. & S. M. Ry., r.
732, 18th
" Henry, coffee packer Bertin & Lepori, r. 10
Lynch
Dulip Alfred J., foreman Roth & Co., r. 316a Fell
" Emile A., liquors, NW cor Drumm and

Commercial, r, 309 Lombard
" John P., r. 311 Lombard
Dull Charles O., conductor Sutter St. Ry., r. 9

Cedar Av
DuUea Catherine, widow, r. 14 Beideman
" Edgar F., laborer S. P. Co., r. 638 Geary

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Dullegban Alice Miss, seamstress, r. 319 Fre-
mont
" Joseph P., pattern maker, r. 319 Fremont
" Julia Miss, seamstress, r. 319 Fremont
" Thomas F., holler maker, r. 319 Fremont
Dulucca Americo, driver Antone Fodera
Dumaraz Raphael (Radich & Dumaraz), r. 1148

Sutter
Dumas G., steward, r. 22 Sacramento
" James E. (Dumas & Dickers), r. Oakland
" Lucien, real estate, r. 1806 Howard
" & Dickers (James E. Dumas and Wil-
liam A. Dickers), barbers, 20 California
Dumbarton Land and Improvement Co., Philip
Rohrbacher president, Jabez Howes sec-
retary, 214 Pine, room 55
Dumbrell Charles T., dairyman, r. 1812 Brod-

" James H., r. 1812 Broderick
" James W., pressman Methodist Book De-
pository, r. 412 Larkin
" John H., picture frame maker, r. 1812

Broderick
" Joseph, laborer, r. 537 Sacramento
Dummell Frank, machinist Dow Steam Pump

Wks, r. 441 Douglass
Dumondez Jean, baker, r. 6 Polk Lane
Dumont Albert, musician, r. 311 Lombard

Charles, confectioner, r. 1711 Lexington Av
Charles A., blacksmith F. Langeron, r.

121b Shipley
E. G., clerk general freight offlce S. P. Co.,

r. 413 Jones
Francis A., paper hanger Burr & Shields,

r. 144. 11th
Frederick, laborer, r. 1032 Army
Harry, salesman Holt Bros. Co., r. 1032

Army
John, operator Buckingham & Hecht, r.

1032 Army
Pierre A., liquors, 301, 4th, r. 311 Clemen-
tina
Dumontelle Eugene, Italian and Tennessee
marble for furniture, plumbers' slabs,
etc. A full line of Tennessee marble
and iron mantels on hand at Eastern
prices, 25-29 De Boom, r. 423, 26th
Dumontier Joseph, attorney at law with F. A.

Rouleau, Hall of Records, r. Berkeley
4®=-Dumphy. See Dunphy

DUN R. G. & CO.,

The Mercantile Agency, Jay Lugsdin
manager, 320 California
Dunand Louis F., attorney at law, 324 Pine,
room 18, telephone Main 5592, r. San
Rafael
Dunbar Aubrey T., assistant manager Revere
Rubber Co., 527 Market, r. 1101 Pine

" Frederick A., real estate agent, 30 Mont-
gomery, r. 11 Eddy

" George, actor, r. 615 Natoma

" George, seaman, r. 313 Beale

" George W. Rev., post chaplain 5th Artil-
lery, U. S. A., r. Alcatraz Island

" Hubbard F., official reporter Police Court
4, r. 710 Pine

" J., r. 605 Pine

" J., r. 781 Mission

" James W., salesman E. R.Stevens Co., r.
1006 Dolores

" Joseph, ship carpenter, r. 1130 Market

" Lena, widow, r. 928 Valencia

DUNBAR LUIS L,

dentist, ofBce 606 Sutter, hours 9
a. m. to 5 p. m., telephone Main 5474,
r. Belvedere

Dunbar Marcus W.. compositor H. S. Crocker
Co., r. 1800 Howard

" Mary A., widow, r. 615 Natoma
Dunbar, McMaster& Co. Ltd. (Gilford, Ireland),
flax spinners and manufacturers linen
threads, E. Detrick Jr. agent, 303 Cali-
fornia

" Palmer H., r. 1913 San Carlos Av

" Robert, wardtender City and County Hos-
pital

" Robert C, butcher, 127 6th

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

Mantels, Grates

OQd Fireplace Trin)n)ings

ARTISTIC DESIGHS.

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET ST.

Dunbar Robert H., traveling salesman Mills &

Gibb, r. 1913 San Carlos Av
" Thomas, laborer Nierman & Lefkovitz, r.

615 Natoma
" Walter, laborer, r. 537 Sacramento
" William, mason and builder, 40 New Mont-
gomery, r. 9 Powell
" William F., sign painter Friedrichs Bros.,

r 995 Market
" William H., engineer, r. 28% Elgin Park Av
" Wilbert H., tailor S. N. Wood & Co., r. 509

Powell
" Wilbert H. Jr., carpenter Mabey & Han-
nah, r. 523 Pine
Dunbar's System Tonic Co., Mrs. M. A. Van

Vleck Pacific Coast agent, 126 Kearny,

room 37
Dunbarton Flax Spinning Co. (Greenwich, N.

Y.), flax spinners and manufacturers

linen yarns, threads and twines, E.

Detrick Jr. agent, .303 California
Duncan Alexander, r. 207 Larkin
" Alexander, clerk Simonds Saw Co.. r. Oak-
land
" Alexander A., wood and coal, hay and

grain, 2215 Mission, r. 113, 29th
" Alida O. Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 1714

Pacific Av
" Allen L., salesman Stevenson & Co., r. 1714

Pacific Av
" Amelia Mrs., lodgings, 115, 7th
" Andrew J., foreman Clot & Meese, r. 1933

Geary
" Benjamin, manager W. B. Cluff & Co., 17,

6th. r. 305 Polk
" Carrie, widow, r. 307 Mason
" Catherine Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home
■' Charles E., machinist Murray Bros., r. 237

Sanchez
" Clara L. Miss, teacher Moulder Primary

School, r. 1316 Buchanan
" Clark, clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r. 714

Guerrero
" David, cashier Voss, Conrad & Co., r. 610

Geary
" Edward, calker, r. 51, 2d
•' Edward J., machinist, r. 884 Illinois
" Edward L., printer, r. 907 Guerrero
" Edwin P., machinist Clot & Meese, r. 1028

Clay
" Emile, chief engineer str San Juan, r. 558

Folsom
" Frank P., porter, r. 518 Powell rear
" Franklin T., druggust Edward Little, r. 558

Folsom
■' Frederick (Foley & Duncan), r. 106i/i Turk
" George, r. 113 Leavenworth
" George, contractor, r. 533 Elizabeth
" George, driver Engine 29
" George, farmer, r. 829 Brannan
" George, waiter Bohemian Club, r. 31 Ev-
erett
" George A., bartender James J. Kelly, r. 534

Hermann
" George E. Rev., pastor Third Baptist

Church, r. 518 Powell rear
" George E. Jr., clerk Risdon I. & L. Wks, r.

518 Powell
Duncan George W., real estate, 429 Montgomery
" Harry, r. 425 Eddy
" Hilarion. r. 1823 Turk
" Isabella, widow, r. 829 Broadway
" J., cook str Santa Rosa
" James, machinist, r. 1028 Clay
" James, merchant, r. 829 O'Farrell
" James, stonecutter, r. 229^4, 6th

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POMMERY SEC.

The highest grade of Champagne and th«
wine of Connoisseurs, invariably the pre-
ferred favorite at all fashionable resorts in
London and on the Continent of Europe.
WILLIAM WOLFF & CO., 329 Market St.

Duncan James H., fruits, NE cor Sansome and
Pine, r. 2516 Market

DUNCAN JAMES H.,

feneral engraver, wedding invita-
ions, visiting and business cards, no-
tary, lodge and corporation seals,
stamps, etc., 126 Kearny, r. 399 Buena
Vista Av
Duncan James M., electrician, r. 518 Powell rear
•• James P., r. 307 Mason
" John, r. 4 Vernon PI

" John, sergeant police, r. 2721 Sacramento
•• John, waiter, r. 218 Grove
" John M. (John M. Duncan & Son), r. 1136
Mission

DUNCAN JOHN M. & SON

(John M. and Robert S.), manufactur-
ers and dealers Frencb ranges, heavy
kitchen ware, etc., 1136 Mission bet
7th and 8th

Duncan John T., decorator, r. 113 Leavenworth
■' Joseph, clerk, r. 829 O'Farrell
" Joseph, expressman. NW cor Mission and

3d, r. 107, 29th
■■ Joseph H., salesman, r. 107, 29th
" Juliana, widow, r. 514 Van Ness Av
" Lithco T., driver Goldberg. Bowen&Co.,

r. 172, 7th
■' Mary A., widow, r. 113 Leavenworth
■• Mary E., widow, r. 10654 Turk rear
" Maurice W., electrician John M. Klein's

Electrical Wks, r. 624 Larkin
" Philip, steward str Del Norte
■• Phoebe Mrs., r. 726 Bush
Duncan Raymond, president Co-Operative Pub-
lishing Co., 12 Montgomery
•' Robert, currier, r. 113. 29th
" Robert, wireman Edison Light & Power

Co., r. 907 Guerrero
" Robert H., r. 907 Guerrero
" Robert L., machinist, r. 8&1 Illinois
" Robert S. fJohn M. Duncan & Son), r. 1136

Mission
" Ruf us v., clerk Albion Lumber Co., r. 530,

3d
" Samuel M. Jr., r 714 Guerrero
" Sarah E., widow, r. 1316 Buchanan
" Thomas, traveling salesman Drummond

Tobacco Co.
" V. S. Rev., r. 781 Mission
•' William, r. 925 Howard
" William B.. saloon watchman str San Bias
" William C, clerk W. B. Cluff & Co., r. 506

Jessie
•• William L., stockbroker, 304 Montgomery,

r. 1501 Jones
" William M., hostler, r. 507 Jessie
fi3="Duncan. See Dungan
Duncan's Mills Land and Lumber Co., I. E.

Thayer president, William E. Elliot

secretary, mills Sonoma Co., Cal., office

28 California
Duncanson John, blacksmith Union I. Wks, r.

536 Wisconsin
Dunck Eugene M., r. 2847, 16th
" Henry L., driver F. G. Sachs, r. 2847, 16th
" Jacobine, widow, r. 2847, 16th
Dunckel Charles D., furrier, r. 6 Brosnan
" Delia A. Mrs., agent Dr. Scott's Electric

Corsets, 1040 Mission
• Edward P., bartender Cord Wrede, r. 6

Brosnan
" IraT. C, clerk Hale Bros., r. 1040 Mission
4S= Dunckel. See Dunkel.

Dunckhorst Henry, clerk, r. 400 Polk
Duncomb Edward J., secretary W. W. Monta-
gue & Co., 309-317 Market, r. 2010 Devisa-
dero
Duncombe Surgical Supply Co, William S. Dun-
combe manager, 1011 Polk
" WiUiam S., manager Duncombe Surgical
Supply Co., 1011 Polk
Dundas Dorinda Mrs., dressmaking, 1026 Geary
" James, paper carrier, r. 212, 17th
" Jane, widow, r. 705 Hayes
" Matilda Miss, teacher piano, r, 705 Hayes
" Mowbray R., clerk Goodall, Perkins & Co.,

r. 2028 Pine
" William A., merchant, r. 413b Devisa-
dero
Dunder John, tailor Newbauer & Levy, r. 1404

Minna
Dundon Annie F. Miss, dressmaking, 433 Geary
" James, bartender New Continental Hotel,

r. NE cor Napa and Louisiana
" John, laborer, r, NE cor Napa and Louis-
iana
" John, paver, r. 305 Minna
" John, teamster, r. 901 Battery

DUNDON P. F.,

proprietor San Francisco Iron Works,
boiler tanks and general iron works,
Dundon's patent compound marine
boUers, approved by U. S. Inspector,
most economical boilers in use, 314-
318 Main, Telephone Main 1425, r. 30
South Park
Dundon Timothy, boilermaker, r. 128 Pennsyl-
vania Av
Dungan J. S., physician, 23 Kearny
" S. marble setter, r. 1521 Valencia
" Thomas S., contractor, r. 548 Minna
'■ William W., mechanic, r. 214 Hyde
^B="Dungan. See Duncan

Dunham A. E., manager Samuel Cupples Wood-
enware Co., 116 California, room 7, r.
Oakland
" Azariah, mechanical engineer, r. 1019, 18th
" Beniah, millwright Wheeler & Burdick, r.
427 Dolores
Dunham Benjamin F., president Dunham, Car-
rigan & Hayden Co., 17-19 Beale, r. Oak-
land

Dunham, Carrigan& Hayden Co.,

B. F. Dunham president. Brace Hayden
vice-president, Sanford Bennett secre-
tary and treasurer, importers hard-
ware, iron, steel, metals, pipe, etc., 17-
19 Beale and 18-24 Main
Dunham David, conductor S. F. & S. M. Ry
r. 30 Chenery
" Harriet, widow, r. 1104 Mission
" John H., real estate, 409 California
" Robert J., master mariner, r. 1019, 18th
Dunkel Henry (Henry Dunkel & Co.), r. 1308
Steiner
■' Henry & Co. (Henry Dunkel), butchers, 1609
Fillmore
4®= Dunkel. See Dunckel

Dunkelman Paul (Dunkelman & Janssen), r. 1301
Buchanan
" & Janssen (Paul Dunkelman and John Jan-
ssen), groceries and liquors, 1301 Buch-
anan
Dunker Adolph, proprietor Otto's Saloon, 425
Clay, r. 2710 Bush
" Adolph Jr., student, r. 2710 Bush
Dunker Christopher, supervisor 7th ward, r.
332 Fremont
" Diedrich, driver, r. 569 Minna
" Ernest H., r. 1428 Broadway
" John, cigars and tobacco, 634, 4th
" John A. , deputy County Clerk, r. 810 Scott
Dunkerley Joseph, taxidermist, r. 21 Buena

Vista
Dunkhase William, bartender, r. 1823 Dupont
Dunkle Charles W., teamster Western Roll

Paper Co., r. 127 Welsh
Dunlap Ammi W., clairvoyant. 132, 4th
" Albert, carpenter, r. 320 Montgomery Av
■' Arthur, waiter, r. 858 Mission

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Dunlap Charles, weigher Western Sugar Re-
finery, r. 215 O'Farrell
'• Charles H., insurance, r. 113 Fair Oaks
" Charlotte Mrs. (H. H. & C. Dunlap), r. 501

Geary
" David L., r. 921 Hyde
" Edward, barber, r. 7 Fair Av
" Edward, coalpasser str City of Sydney
" Forrest M., machinist Atlas Iron Wbs, r.

306, 7th
" Henry H. (H. H. & C. Dunlap), r. 501 Geary
" H. H. & C. (Henry H. and Mrs. Charlotte),

proprietors The Boscobel, 501 Geary
" Marie, waitress The (Lick) Old Ladies'

Home
" Robert, stevedore, r. 80 Everett
" Seth, mechanic, r. 534 Geary
" W. B. &Co. (Wilson B. Dunlap), real estate,

insurance and stock and bond brokers,

331 Montgomery
" William, bartender Kennedy & Burns, r.

989 Howard
" William, shoemaker Pringle Bros., r. 8 Oak-
wood
" William C, deputy County Clerk, r. 104

Fillmore
" William E. (Ingell & Dunlap), r. 7 Fair Av
" William H., salesman Pringle Bros., r. 319

Sanchez
" Wilmer, conductor, r. 1910^4 Lyon
" Wilson B. (W. B. Dunlap & Co.), r. 7031/2

Hyde
4®= Dunlap. See Dunlop
Dunlay Patrick F., seaman, r. 314 Clara
Dunlea Michael, porter E. T. Anthony, r. 102

Caroline
Dunleavy Daniel, clerk S. F. & N. P. Ry., r. 1438,

24 th
" James, salesman O'Connor, Mofflatt &Co.,

r. 631 Ellis

T., molder Vulcan Iron Wks, r. 522

" Jane, widow, r. 33 Clementina

" Jeremiah, harness maker, 423 Post, r. 631

Ellis
" Jeremiah J., salesman Philadelphia Shoe

Co., r. 27 Fell
" John A., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,

r. 631 Ellis
" Joseph G., butcher John McDermott, r. 631

Ellis
" Michael, laborer, r. 240 Townsend
Dunlevy Andrew J., captain police, r. 511b Page
" John A., stereotyper, r. 511b Page
" Timothy, salesman Philadelphia Shoe Co.,

r. 6221/4 Ellis
" William O., marine engineer, r. 511b Page
4®" Dunlevy. See Dunleavy and Donleavy
Dunlop Charles, plasterer, 40 New Montgomery,

r. 1626 Broadway
" W. A., conductor Market St. Ry., r, 43

Lafayette
jg^^Dunlop. See Dunlap

Dunmore John., r. cor Jefferson Avand Prentiss
" John, clerk, r. 276 Jessie
" John Jr., clerk Goodyear Rubber Co., r.

Jefferson Av and Prentiss
" Sarah, widow, r. 276 Jessie
" Sarah Mrs., cook Cardall & Lerner, r. 137

5th
Dunn Albert W., foreman W. S. Townsend, r.

1222 Valencia
" Alexander, fisherman, r. 308, 3d
" Alexander, seaman, r. 711 Mission
,, Alexander, watchman U. S. Sub-Treasury,

r. 1220 Polk
" Andrew T., laborer S. P. Co., r. 33 Haw-
thorne
" Anna F. Miss, machine operator, r, 150

Clara
" Archibald, helper, r. 36 Louisa
" Bridget M. Mrs., liquors, 543 Howard
Dunn Brothers (Frank and William T.), wines

and liquors, 1318 Market and Ocean

Boulevard nr Fulton, telephone South 283
" Carolina Mrs., r. 335 Perry
" Caroline, widow, r. 103 Church
■' Catherine, widow, r. 1024 Bryant
•' Catherine, widow, r. 1114 Golden Gate Av

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

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Dunn Catherine E. Miss, teacher Stanford Pri-
mary School, r. 830, 36th
" Charles, r. 536 McAllister
" Charles, jockey, r. 839, 5th Av
" Charles A., brickmason, r. 138 Bartlett
" Charles A., shoecutter, r. 12281/4 Folsom
" Charles W. (C. W. Dunn & Co.), r. 4 Waller
" Cornelius, r. 143 Ridley
" Cornelius C, carpenter John O. Dunn, r.

3808 Mission
" C. W. & Co. (Charles W. and Michael C.
Dunn), manufacturers cigars, 1719 Mar-

" Daniel, coalpasser S. F. &. S. M. Ry.,r. 306

Valencia
" Daniel J., lather, r. 3914, 33d
" Dora Miss, r. 953 Folsom
" Edward, bridge builder, r. 554 Minna
" Edward, driver J. Lanzer, r. 22^2 Mission
" Edward A., photo-engraver Globe-MacCabe

Co., r. 237 Bartlett
" Edward J., clerk S. F. & N. P. Ry. Co., r.

143 Ridley
" Elery E., with Merten Manufacturing Co.,

r. Alameda
" Eliza J., widow, r. 136 Bartlett
" Elizabeth J., widow, r. 1413 Guerrero
" Ellen, branch bakery, 1408 Church
" Emily Mrs., dressmaking, 1014 Buchanan
" Emily A. Miss, teacher Moulder Primary

School, r. Oakland
" Emmett, salesman, r. 1815 Stockton
" Esther, domestic, 3900 California
" Etta Miss, r. 139 Clara rear
" Eugene, teamster, r. 1034 Bryant
" Francis, draughtsman, r. 737 Minna
" Frank (Dunn Bros.), r. 1311 Scott
" Frank, compositor, r. 337 Bartlett
" Frank, sawyer Frolich & Meighan, r. 224

Ritch
" Frank P., house painter, r. junction 36th

and Serpentine Av
" Frederick, seaman, str Mariposa
" Frederick J., foreman ship carpenter Ful-
ton Eng. & Ship Bldg. Wks, r. 547 Na-
toma
" Garrett, janitor Columbian Bldg, r. 6 Co-
lumbian Bldg
" George E., weigher, r. 109 Guerrero
" George F., newspaper carrier, r. 435 Grove
" George S., clerk, r. 737 Minna
" George W., naturalist, r. 440, 3d
«' Giles, helper William A. Schrock
" H., driver O'Brien & Sportono, r. 1303 Pa-
cific
" Hannah, widow, r. Ill Oak
" Henry, cook str State of California
" Henry F., cigar maker, r. 404 Ivy Av
" Henry L., clerk, r. 161 Octavia
" Horace D., expert accountant, 610 Mont-

gommery, room 42
" James, r. 1 Glover

" James, fireman Market St. Ry., r. 542 Lott
" James, laborer, r. 54, 1st
" James, laborer, r. E s Bryant Av nr Ala-
meda
" James, molder S. F. Stove Wks, r. Alameda
" James, porter William Scheubner, r. 7th
Av nr Fulton
Bunn James, vice-president and manager
American Biscuit Co., NW cor Battery
and Broadway, r. 1218 Hyde
" James C, shoemaker, r. 227 Bartlett
" James C, upholsterer West Coast Furni-
ture Co., r. HI Oak
" James E., molder, r. 39 Louisa

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Dunn James E., teamster, r. 1112 Jessie
" James F., architect, r. 727 Minna
" James H., jailer County Jail No. 1, r. 1302

Pacific
" Jarvis, shoecutter, r. 1228^2 Folsom
" John, r. 740 Howard
" John, blacksmith Fulton Eng. and Ship

Bldg. Wks., r. 12281/2 Folsom
" John, gripman Cal. St. Ry., r. 1830 Bush
" John, liquors, 701 Battery
" John, property master Bottle Koenig's

Theatre
" John, real estate, r. 2103 Powell
" John, salesman Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 1110

Taylor
" John, wood carver, r. 3657 Mission
" John A., teamster, r. 443, 11th
" John A., teamster George W. Emmons, r. 9

Juniper
" John B., shoemaker, 1027, 18th
" John J. (Tamm & Dunn), r. SE cor Fulton

and Devisadero
" John J., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 143

Ridley
" John J., engineer, r. 2726 Bryant
" John J. Jr.. clerk freight auditor's dept. S.

P. Co., r. 12281/2 Folsom
" John O., carpenter and builder, 2808 Mis-
sion, r. 1412 Guerrero
" John P., bookkeeper John Tuttle, r. 514
Haight
Dunn Jonn P., Register U. S. Land Office, 610
Commercial, r. 1735 Oak
John P., shotmaker Selby Smelting &

Lead Co., r. 109 Guerrero
John T., real estate, 112 Montgomery, r.

Mountain View, Cal.
Joseph, truckman Truck 2, r. 212 Broad-
way
Joseph, clerk Charles Lyons, r. 329, 4th
Joseph B., apprentice Fulton Eng. & Ship

Bldg. Wks., r. 740 Howard
Joseph P., asst. foreman Code, Elfelt &Co.,

r. 404 Ivy Av
Julia, widow, r. 727 Minna
J. W., machine hand Siebe, Glanville Co.,

r. 136, 29th
Kate, widow, r. 14 Maria
Kingsley G. (Electrical Construction and

Repair Co.), r. 1007 Market
Lawrence, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

3151/2 Chestnut
Lawrence C, machinist, r. 1413 Valencia
Lawrence J., clerk, r. 1413 Valencia
Louisa Miss, r. 16.38 Polk
Maggie Miss, dressmaking, 1035 Mission
Margaret, widow, r. 161 Octavia
Margaret, widow, r. 1112 Hampshire
Margaret, widow, r. 2026 Golden Gate Av
Margaret F., widow, r. 150 Clara
Margaret J. Miss, machine operator, r. 150

Clara
Margaret L. M1ss, teacher Columbia Gram-
mar School, r. Ill Oak
Mark T.. serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 128, 2d

Dunn Martin J., D. D. S., dentist, 124-126 Phelan
Bldg, r. Berkeley
Mary, widow, r. 29'Alvarado
Mary, widow, r. 3121/2 Tehama
Mary Mrs., bakery, 1638 Polk
May F. Miss, finisher Golden Gate Woolen

Mills
Michael, laborer, r. 346, 4th
Michael, laborer, r. 415 Clementina
Michael, porter J. P. McDonald

Dunn Michael C. (C. W. Dunn & Co.), r. 4 Waller
" Michael C, lumberman J. H. Kruse. r. 1344

Alabama
" Michael J , saloon keeper, r. SW cor Church

and Liberty
" Michael T., engineer, r. 1426, 26th
" Owen, bartender Arthur McGurren, r. 647

Stevenson
" Patrick, r. 109 Guerrero
" Patrick, painter, r. 81 Natoma
" Patrick, water tender str City of Peking
" Patrick J., shoefitter Mattern & Moore, r.

110 Minna
" Peter L., civil engineer, r. 1218 Hyde
" P. Frank, teamster, r. 1024 Bryant
" Philip J., electrician Cal. Elec. Wks, r. 713

Shotwell
" P. J., r. 28 Turk
" P. Livingston, consulting engineer, 815

Battery, r. 1218 Hyde
" Ransom R., cashier Wheeler & Wilson

Sewing Machine Agency, r. 313 Eddy
" Ritchie L., salesman American Biscuit Co.,

r. 1218 Hyde
" Thomas, laborer, r 224 Ritch
" Thomas, laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli

Av
" Thomas, saloon keeper, r. 117 Perry
" Thomas, waiter International Hotel
Dunn Thomas F., assistant District Attorney,
New City Hall, 2d floor, r. 449, 16th
" Thomas R., real estate agent, r. 734 Va-
lencia
■' Timothy, laborer, r. 39 Louisa
" Vincent, wine broker, r. 1815 Stockton
" W. C, printer, r. 1030 Hcward
" William, blacksmith, r. 161 Octavia
" WiUiam, engineer, r. 105 Bay
" William, helper Charles Brown & Son, r.

154. 1st
" William, plasterer, r. 15 Bernard
" William, winchman str Gaelic, r. 1129

Treat Av
" William B., r. 329, 4th
" William H., bookkeeper, r. Ill Oak
" William H., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

508 San Jose Av
" William J., janitor Golden Gate Park Mu-
seum, r. 8 Regli PI
" William J., plumber, r. 18 Rincon PI
" William T. (Dunn Bros.), r. 630 Golden
Gate Av
Dunne Cecelia, widow, r. 1457 Leavenworth
" Daniel J., machinist Union I. Wks, r. 10201^

Shotwell
" David E., chiropodist, r. 1394 Stanyan
" Edmund C, engineer, r. 135 Erie
" Francis, laborer U. S. Customs, r. 114 Na-
toma
Dunne Frank H., attorney at law, 35 Mills
Bldg, 6th floor, r. 1457 Leavenworth
" Frederick F., with Cal. Elec. Wks, r. 912A

Larkin
" George, boot and shoe fltter, 31, 2d
" George E., bricklayer, r. 103 Church
" Isabella F., widow, r. IO2O1/2 Shotwell
" James, cleaning compound, r. 8414 Everett
" James, shoemaker, r. 1129 Treat Av
" James F. (Donnelly, Dunne & Co.), r. San

Felipe, Cal.
" James H., foreman car repairers S. P. Co.,

r. 14 DeBoom
" James P. (James P. Dunne & Co.), r. 1457
Leavenworth
Dunne James P. & Co. (James P. and Peter J.
Dunne), wines and liquors, NW cor
Stockton and Ellis and junction Market
and Eddy
John, laborer F. S. Moody, r. 748 Brannan
John, quartermaster str Coptic
John, wood carver Charles M. Depew Plan-
ing Mill Co., r. 3657 Mission
John C, marine engineer, r. 912A Larkin
John C, shop clerk S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Joseph, bartender Quilici & Tofanelli
Joseph J., attorney at law, r. 3111Broderick
Joseph T., painter, r. 1730 Mission
Julia Mrs., r. 606 Sutter
Lawrence, laborer, r. 358% Clementina

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Dunne Margaret, widow, r. 14 De Boom
" Margaret, widow, r. 2111 Broderick
" Mary J. Miss, teacher Sherman Primary

School, r. 1457 Leavenworth
" Mathew, hostler, r. 734 Folsom
" Maurice, plumber J. H. Ponder
" Michael, driver Engine 18, r. 413 Duncan
" Peter F. (Dunne & McPike),r. 2111Broderick
Dunne Peter J. (James P. Dunne & C!o.), r. 1455
Leavenworth
'• Rose M. Miss, dressmaking 531. 3d
" Thomas, r. St. Mary's Hospital
" Thomas, liquors, 800, 4th
" Thomas E., salesman Yates & C!o.,r. 1423

Hyde
■•' Thomas H., upholsterer, r. 969 Mission
" William, fireman, r. 915 Francisco
" William J., salesman Lash's Bitters Co.,

r. 528 Oak
" William L., carpenter, r. 1720 Mission
Dunne & McPike (Peter F. Dunne and Henry C.
McPike), attorneys at law, 310 Pine,
rooms 43-47, telephone Main 130
i3®" Dunne. See Dun and Dunn
Dunnett David, shoemaker, 1559 Mission, r. 430,
23d
" J. R., oiler str State of California
Dunney Stephen, fireman, r. He Harriet
" Stephen, sweeper City St. Imp. Co., r. 911^4
Clinton
Dunnigan Aloysius R., salesman John N. Phi-
Ian, r. 731, 21st
" Charles H., clerk Co burn, Tevis & Co., r.

1002 Minna
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 30 Verona PI
" George J., clerk, r. 1002 Minna
" James, r. 321i4 Capp
" James F., r. 30 Verona PI
" John, stableman, r. 1314 Filbert
" John D., distributor Post Office, r. 552 Fol-
som
" John F., clerk, r. 231 Langton
" John H., longshoreman, r. 13 Harriet
" John S., compositor Am. Press Assn.
" Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. 913a Post
" Michael, marble polisher, r. 231 Langton
" Michael Jr., glass blower, r. 231 Langton
" Michael J., foreman teamster Overland

Freight Transfer Co., r. 408, 4th
" Patrick, laborer, r. 21 Freelon
'• Richard, marble cutter, r. 231 Langton
" Thomas H., telegraph operator, r. 231

Langton
" Thomas J., fireman, r. 1505, 20th, Potrero
" William, bartender, r. 131 Ash Av
j8®"Dunnigan. See Donegan and Donigan
Dunning Edward J., boxmaker, r. 35 Dore
" Harlan P. Rev., superintendent colportage

American Tract Society, r. Oakland
" Henry, laborer, r. 727 Clementina
" James, helper Edison Light & Power Co.,

r. 25 Dore
" James, horseshoer John F. Ewing, r. 1135

Alabama
" James M., blacksmith, r. 12 Dore
Dunning- John P., superintendent Western Di-
vision The Associated Press, 302 Mont-
gomery, rooms 29-31, r. 3529 California
Kitty Miss, r. 1037 Minna
Michael, teamster, r. 331, 8th
Terence, liquors, 321, 8th
Thomas, laborer, r. 231 Perry
William E., salesman Standard Soap Co..
r. Oakland
" William H., r. 1894 Mission
Dunow Max, bar and lunch room, 515 California
Dunphee Charles H., agent, r. 704^ Mission
Dunphy Annie T. Mrs., with California Adsigns
Co., r. 836 Sutter
" Carmen M., widow, r. 2122 Washington
" Frank C, varieties, 1234 Golden Gate Av
" George, machinist, r. 28 South Park
" Harry W., helper Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg.
Wks, r. 17, 7th
Dunphy James C, manager estate of William
Dunphy, 819 Market, room 15, r. 3122
Washington
James P., electrician, r. IO614 Morris Av
• : C. Miss, r. 3122 Washington

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

Warm Air,
Hot Water

and

EATING Apparatus.

, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Dunphy John, bricklayer, r. Precita Av nr
Treat Av
" John, carpenter, r. 509 Ellis
" John, cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 346, 4th
" Luke, messenger chief quartermaster's

office Dept. of California, r. 1510 Polk
" Margaret Mrs., r. 1834b Howard
" Paul A., r. 836 Sutter
" Samuel, teamster Wainwright & Easton,

r. 337 Langton
" Thomas J., sign painter, r. 1234 Golden

Gate Av
" William (Sterling & Dunphy), r. 836 Sutter
Dunphy William (estate of), office Academy of
Sciences Bldg, 819 Market, room 15
" William F., clerk, r. 836 Sutter
Dunphy William H., manager Home Life In-
surance Co., ,3-4 Flood Bldg, r. Palace
Hotel
" William H., porter Neville & Co., r. 106!^
Morris Av
Dunshee Edgar L. (Dodge & Dunshee), r. 737
Treat Av
" Herbert, stenographer E. T. Allen Co., r.

824 Potrero Av
" Willis A., carpenter Exceisior Mill Co., r.
1631 Sutter
Dunsing Frederick W., millwright, r. 1010 Shot-
well
" Frederick W. J., millwright, r. 1010 Shot-
well
Dunsmoor Charles H., secretary Board of Bank
Commissioners, 530 California, rooms
19-20, r. Oakland
Dunsmore William, stone sawver John D. Mc-

Gilvray & Co., r. 624, 4th
Dunsmuir Alexander (R. Dunsmuir & Sons), r.
Victoria, B. C.
" James (R. Dunsmuir & Sons), r. Victoria,

DUNSMUIR R. & SONS,

(James and Alexander), proprietors
Wellin^on Collieries, office 340 Steu-
art, telephone Main 76

Dun ton Alice J., widow, varieties, 2706 Mis-
sion
'< Annie Mrs., r. 724 Front
Dunton Charles H., vice-president The J. Roy-
lance Brass Works, 112-114 Main, r. Oak-
land
" Oliver M., chief engineer str Alcatraz, r.
4109 California
Dunweber Charles C, clerk Rancke Bros.,r. 1117

Tennessee
Dunwoody Francis M., 1st lieut. R. C. S., office
U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, room 79, r. Oak-
land
Dun worth James J., teamster Morton Draying
& Warehouse Co., r. 21% Clinton
" John F.,, bookkeeper Hibernia Brewery, r.

704 Capp
" Peter, groceries, 25 Harriet
" Thomas J., salesman, r. 704 Capp
Dunzweiler Charles, carpenter James Young, r.
534, 18th
" Jacob, brickmason, r. 534, 18th
Duordo Eflsinio, candy maker Rothschild &

Ehrenpfort, r. 322 Vallejo
Du Pare Charles, bookkeeper Union Trust Co.
Dupas Amedee, locksmith and sawfller, 673
Mission
" Jean M., r. 736 Broadway
" Octave, machinist, r. 930 Mission
Duperu Alphonse M., clerk, r. 900 Lombard
" Angelo R., electrician, r. 900 Lombard

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COAL, COKE and PIG IRON,

Wholesale and Retail.

Duperu Numa, stock and bond broker, 401 Cal
fornia, r. 900 Lombard
" Redick McKee, clerk Western Sugar Re-
fining Co., r. 900 Lombard
" William, chief engineer str Aurora, r. 2309
Howard
Dupin Celestin, driver Lenormand Bros., r. 268

Tehama
Duplex Edwin H„ bookkeeper Achille Paladini,

r. 318 Hyde
Duplissea George, raftsman Pac. Pine Lumber
Co., r. 327, 13th.
" Leonard, pile driver, r. 1818% Folsom
" Walter, lumberman, r. Eureka Hotel
Dupliza Antonio, waiter Matteo Urobaz, r. 6
Washington
" John, cook Matteo Drobaz, r. 6 Waah-
ington

Du Pont de Nemours E. I. & Co.

(■Wilmington, Delaware) manufactur-
ers gun powder, C. A. Haight agent,

Dupont Powder Co., C. A. Haight agent, 226

Market
Dupouy Baptiste, gardener, r. 12 Lynch
Uuprat Antonio, tailor, 2126 Fillmore
" Lizzie, widow, r. 403^4 O'Farrell
" Louis, dealer hams, 71 California Market,
r. 531 Geary
Duprey Mary, widow, r. 416 Valley
" Timothy E., steward str State of Califor-
nia, r. 416 Valley
^Sr'Duprey. See Deuprey and Dupre
Dupuis Edmund, laborer, r. 712 Natoma

" Victor, florist, 1922 Pacific Av
Dupuy Bertha, widow, r. 1311 Leavenworth
" Edward J. Rev., pastor French Reformed

Church, r. 1110 Powell
■' George J., r. 1311 Leavenworth
" Paul, r. 1311 Leavenworth
" Pierre, r. 1802 Post
Du Py E. Mrs., r. 2121 Mason
" Octave G., attorney at law, 30 Mills Bldg,

8th floor, r. 2121 Mason
" Peter G„ assayer Selby Smelting and
Lead Co., r. 2121 Mason
Duque Louis, r. 104 Hayes
Duraind George J., journalist, r. 1509 Pierce
" Louisa, widow, r. 1509 Pierce
" May R. Miss, teacher Hamilton Grammar
School, r. 1509 Pierce
Duran Charles J., polisher Cal. Art Metal Wks,
r. 75 Jessie
" Cruz E., stationery, 334 Montgomery Av, r.

1319 Dupont
" David, lineman S. F. Dist. Tel Co., r. 75

Jessie
" Edward, bellman Bohemian Club, r. 75

Jessie
" Ellen, widow, r. 75 Jessie
" Margaret, domestic, 1001a McAllister
" Petra Miss, seamstress, r. 824 Pacific rear
Durand A., clerk, r. 522 Jessie
Durand Alfred A., proprietor Durand Furni-
ture Co., 1433 Mission, r. 724 Ivy Av
" Charles, bartender Louis Joos, r. 225

Drumm
" Emile E., driver, r. 1818 Stockton
Durand Furniture Co., Alfred A. Durand pro-
prietor, 1433 Mission nr 11th
" Joseph A., commission merchant and
agent Charles Pfizer & Co. (New York)
329 Front, r. 503 Devisadero
" Leon, dyeing and cleaning, 7 Julian Av
" Marguerite, widow, r. 1602 Post

Durant Benjamin, nut tapper Payne's Bolt
Wks, r. 32 Minna
" Frank, student, r. 2336 Mission
" 6. Mrs., widow, r. 234, 17th
" John, boxmaker Pac. and S. F. Box Fac-
tory, r. 271 Minna
4®= Durant. See Duran, Durand and Durrant
Durbin Joseph, r. 225, 4th
Durbrow Alfred, clerk Frank Barnard, r. 1615

Washington
Durbrow Alfred K, mining secretary, 69 Nev-
ada Block, r. 1615 Washington
Charles J., clerk Selby Smelting and Lead

Co., r. 1615 Washington
Elbridge, exchange teller Anglo-Califor-

nian Bank, r. 1706 Buchanan
Emma L., widow, r. 1124 Bush
George W., manager New Liverpool Salt
Co., 109 California, room 4, r. Salton, Cal.
Harry, manager Marine Dept. Mann & Wil-
son, r. 1124 Bush
Pierson, with ^tna Ins. Co., r. 2811 Pine
Well Co., Harry Durbrow secretary, 306
Sansome
" William, student, r. 1615 Washington
Durden Florence A. Miss, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Durden Henry S., curator and secretary Board
of Trustees California State Mining
Bureau, r. 1720 Union
Durean Antoine Mme., widow, r. 151? Mason
Duren William H., health inspector Board of

Health, r. 631 Eddy
Durenberg John, decorator, r. 912 Howard
Duret Lizzie Miss, waitress, r. 319 Ellis
Durfee Alpheus, blacksmith Market St. Ry., r.

429 Jersey
Durham Charles, salesman Sanborn, Vail .
r. 40 Diamond
" Charles H., marine engineer,

Stockton
" Edward, metal roofer, r. 40 Diamond
" Frank E., porter, r. 1813H Stockton
" Frank E. Jr., bookbinder, r. 919 Clay
" George F., butcher W. E. Smith,

Stockton

" Henry, bookbinder, r. 1813% Stockton
" John, plumber, r. 734 Montgomery
" John O., r. 40 Diamond rear
" Judge H., dental student, r. 510a Fulton
" Lucy Miss, missionary, r. 929 Clay
" Margaret, widow, r. 40 Diamond rear
" Mary Mrs., janitress Lafayette Primary

School, r. 18131/2 Stockton
" Michael, baker John Hughes, r. 6th and

Minna
" Robert L., teacher shorthand S. F. Busi-
ness College, r. 429 Larkin
" William T., pressman, r. 1813% Stockton
-g®" Durham. See Derham
Duriux Frank, r. 717 Bush

Duriez Alois B., proprietor Dolan House, 143, 3d'
Durkee Bessie T. Miss, teacher Polytechnic
High School, r. 1710% Hyde
" Frank, watchmaker and jeweler, 1435 Polk
•' John L., insurance, r. 1710% Hyde
Durkin Edward, inspector U. S. Customs, r. 123a
Folsom
" James, r. 1237 Folsom

" James, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 721 Lott
" James F., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.

525 Stevenson
" John F., candy maker Joseph Schreiber, r.

214 Eddy
" John M., asst. weigher U. S. Customs, r.

343 Jessie
" John W., policeman, r. 1726 Folsom
" Louise F. Miss, teacher Franklin Gram-
mar School, r. 1237 Folsom
Durnan Edgar, salesman F. Chevalier & Co., r.
Oakland
" Henry, laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli Av
Durneen John J., iron worker John G. lis & Co.,

r. 404, 3d
Durnesi Joseph, bootblack, 29 Mason, r. 5 Vin-
cent
Durney Charles, laborer, r. 119 Harriet rear
" Frank, laborer, r. 119 Harriet rear
•' Joseph, salesman J. K. Armsby Co., r. Ala-

Co.,
1813%.

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Durney Margaret E., widow, r. 3328 Geary

'< M. J., accountant A. P. Hotaling & Co., r.
1012 Broderick
Durnford William T., builder, r. 126 Douglass
Durnin Ellen, widow, r. 21 Clara rear
" Henry, porter Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 5435^

Natoma
'< John E., clerk, r. 21 Clara rear
" Patrick, carpenter and builder, 2228 Geary
Burning Frank, laborer W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. 28 Harriet
" George G., shoecutter, r. 846 Capp
Du Rose Francis, treasurer Palace Bathing Co.,

715 Filbert, r. Oakland
Durot Amand, r. 535 Haight

" Annette Mrs., dressmaking, 535 Haight
Durr Frederick, butcher F. Hummel, r. 432
Clementina
" John, r. 501/2 Clinton Park
" Otto, nurse German Hospital
Durrand Albert, bartender, r. 821 Mission
" Edward, scenic artist Columbia Theatre, r.
715 Post
Durrant William A., superintendent, r. 1035 Fair

Oaks
4®= Durrant. See Duran, Durand and Durrand
Durrstein Lorenzo, teacher music, r. 1411 Post
" Lorenzo C, gilder Schussler Bros., r. 1045
Market
Durst John H., attorney at law, 20 Mills Bldg,
10th floor, r. SE cor O'Farrell and Van
Ness Av
" Robert, porter St. Lukes Hospital
Durston George, varieties, 1745 Mission
4®"Durvin. See Dervin
Duryea James M., house painter, r. 616, 33d

" Walter J., teamster, r. 3133 Bush
Duryee William H., silversmith, r. SE cor 13th

Av and L
Dusenberg Charles, teamster, r. 8 Vallejo Ter-
race
' Esser, insurance, 301 California, r. 606 Geary
" Jacob, capitalist, r. 1126 O'Farrell
" Louis, real estate, r. 1318 Sutter
" Nathan, capitalist, r. 1136 O'Farrell
" Samuel, wholesale groceries, 331 Califor-
nia, r. 1628 Sutter
" William H., painter, r. 8 Vallejo Terrace
Dusenbury Lyman B., house painter, r. 323. 19th
" Peter, fireman str Mariposa, r. 108 Jackson
" Philip S., inspector U. S. Customs, r. Oak-
land
" Terwilliger, teacher music, 1807 Mission
Duset Frank, waiter, r. 130 O'Farrell
Duslnbury Harry E., bookkeeper International
Indenmity Co., r. Oakland
" Myron T., president International Indem-
nity Co., 206 Sansome, room 9, r. Oak-
land
Duskin Lyndsay, cigars and tobacco, 210 Grant

Av
Dussau Gabriel, sausage maker, r. 246, 1st
liusseldorfer Marine Insurance Co. (of Dussel-

dorf), Syz & Co. agents, 410 California
Dusserre Irene Miss, dressmaker, r. 6 Maiden
Lane
" Joseph, clerk, r. 6 Maiden Lane
Dussourt Joseph, cellarman C. Schilling & Co.,

r. 447 Tehama
Dutard Hyppolite, commission merchant, 125-

129 Davis, r. 2616 Buchanan
Dutch Mining and Milling Co. (Tuolumne Co.),
Gustav Trittenbach president, M.
Claussenius secretary, 331 Montgomery,
rooms 67-68
Dutchler George, sausage manufacturer, 413

Shotwell, r. 416 Shotwell
Dutilleul Louis, driver Alexandre Bertin, r. 430

Bush
Dutot Amzy (Dutot & Gibson), r. 28 Russ

" & Gibson (Amzy Dutot and James Gib-
son), house and sign painters, 1005 Fol-
som
Dutreaux Angelique Mrs., r. 1102 Taylor
Dutrey Jean M., knife grinder, r. 605 Broadway
Duttke Richard, manager George A. Rutz,

448, 3d
Dutton Cyrus H., barber, 1741 Mission
" Ermina Miss, r. Old People's Home

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

Hair Mattresses

MADE TO ORDER.
641-647 IVIARKEX SX.

Dutton Frances C, widow, r. 733 Bush

" George W. (Dutton & Co.), r. 733 Bush

" George W. (Dutton & Wright), r. 215A
Guerrero

" Harry S.. draughtsman Percy & Hamilton,
r. 1001 iPine

" Henry F., student, r. 1730 Jackson

•' J. Warren, r. 1328 California

'= Lorin J. (Dutton & Hahn), r. 405 Leaven-
worth

" Mary, widow, r. 93, 13th

" Samuel E. (Dutton & Partridge), r. 2511
Sacramento
Button Warren, president Dairymen's Union
of California, 113-119 Davis, r. 1328 Cali-
fornia

" W. Grayson, clerk Fireman's Fund Ins.
Co., r. Hotel Bella Vista
Dutton William J., vice-president Fireman's
Fund Insurance Co., president Home
Mutual Insurance Co., agent Rhode Is-
land Underwriters' Association, Insur-
ance Company of the State of Pennsyl-
vania and Union Insurance Company of
Philadelphia, marine agent Providence,
Washington Insurance Co. and Insur-
ance Company of North America, office
401-405 California, r. Hotel Bella Vista
Dutton & Co. (George W. Dutton), hay and
grain. Pier 7 Steuart

" & Hahn (Lorin J. Dutton and Henry C.
Hahn), carpenters and builders, 138
Golden Gate Av

DUTTON & PARTRIDGE

(Samuel E. Dutton and John Part-
ridge), importing, manufacturing and
jobbing stationers, paper dealers,
printers, litliograpliers, bookbinders
and city agents A-1 and A. B. C. and
other standard codes, 212-214 Califor-
nia
Dutton & Wright (George W. Dutton and
Charles A. Wright), wholesale milk
dealers, NE cor Fell and Gough
Duus Lawrence C, laborer S. P. Co., r. 249, 5th
Duval Charles J., r. 2422 Howard
" Frederick, musician, r. 765 Market
" Joseph, ironer La Grande Laundry, r. 36V4

Kissling
" Lloyd, solicitor A. J. Rich & Co., r. Post

and Fillmore
" Marie Mrs., hair dresser and wig maker.
112 Eddy
Du Val William M. (Du Val & Carroll), r. Oak-
land
Duval William S., general agent Continental
Insurance Co., NW cor Pine and San-
some, r. 1012 Pine
" Zelle Miss, r. 1538 Bush
Du Val & Carroll (William M. Du Val and Edgar
B. Carroll), importers, agents and com-
mission merchants, 221 Front
4®=Du Val. See De VauU
Duvall Carrie Mrs., r. 633 Ellis
Duveneck Charles H., groceries and liquors and
hay and grain, SE cor 17th and Eureka
" Ernest A. H., bookkeeper, r. SE cor 17th

and Eureka
" George B., r. SE cor 17th and Eureka
" Henry, printer, r. SE cor 17th and Eureka
Duveneck Hugo, president Thannhauser & Co.

av ■ -

311 California, 1

Central Av, Ala-

" William F. Mrs., widow, r. 1323, 17th
Duveneck's Hall, 1004, 34th

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Duvergey Hippolyte, 14 Sansome, room 17
Duwe Minna Miss, r. 10 Montcalm
Duwer Edward, butcher, r. 632 Jessie
" Gustav, tailor, 633 Jessie
" William C, r. 632 Jessie
Dvorak Frank, carriage blacksmith Larkins &
Co., r. 55114 Howard
" John C, painter, r. 1512 Sanchez
Dwelle J. H. Mrs., widow, r. 18 Clara
Dwight Ella B. Mrs., r. 432 Church
" George G., millwright Deming-Palmer Mill-
ing Co., r. 104 Welsh
" Herbert P., special officer Municipal Bur-
glar Alarm Co., r. 2819 Folsom
" Joseph, delicacies, 623 Post
" Lorenzo, carpenter, r. 2844 Mission
" Ward A., wholesale lumber, 22 Market

room 9, r. 600 Bush
" Ward A. Jr., r. 600 Bush
Dwinelle C. H., r. Grand Hotel
Dworzazek Bertha Miss, teacher John Swett
Grammar School, r. 1535 Clay
" Eva, widow, r. 1525 Clay
Dworzek Gus (Dworzek & Stevenson), r. 1525Clay
Dworzek & Stevenson (Gus Dworzek and
George Stevenson), proprietors Pacific
Electrical Works, 141, 1st, telephone
Main 1584
Dwyer Alice, domestic, 1123 Devisadero
" Anna Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan

Grammar School, r. 7.39 Ellis
" Annie Miss, r. 1020!^ Alabama
" Annie Mrs., bakery, 3911/^. 9th
" Anthony, capitalist, r. 1420 Hyde
" Catherine, widow, r. 364'^ Tehama
" Cornelius, laborer, r. 63 Clementina rear
■' Edward, blacksmith, r. 907 Francisco
" Edward A., bookkeeper McFarland Bros

r. 1415 Polk
" Edward B., stair builder E. W. Long, r 345

Clementina
■' Edward F., cutter, r. 1512 Folsom
" Frank, painter, r. 2936 Howard
" Frank W., driver Electric Laundry, r 1159

Stevenson
" George (Dwyer & Co.), r. 438, 10th
" George A. (Dwyer & Co.), r. 446, 9th
" George R., liquors, 2799 Baker
" Ignatius D., distributor Post Office, r 611

Buchanan
" James R., merchant, 220 Sansome, room 8,

r. 518 Devisadero
" James R., principal Horace Mann Evening

School, r. 611 Buchanan
" James T., clerk W. H. Nolan & Co., r. 6H

Buchanan
" Jean A. Miss, teacher Winfield Scott Pri-

mary School, r. Occidental Hotel
" "^^ ^■^S^^'^' cashier Whyte & DeRome, r.

609 Hyde .^

" Jeremiah, clerk, r. 739 Ellis
" Jeremiah M., policeman, r. Commercial

Hotel
" John, bricklayer, r. 316 Chenery
" John, candy maker Rothschild & Ehrenp-

fort, r. 63 Clementina
" John, coachman, r. 2302 Clay
" John, driver American Brewery, r. 1^SV«
Harrison ^

" John, groceries and liquors, 2300 Howard
" John, laborer, r. Carolina bet 20th and 21st
" John, tilesetter, r. 283 Jessie

" •^"^SJ^i-; ^°°^ ^°*^ '^o^l' ^■^ Harrison, r.
132014 Harrison
Dwyer Jolm J., attorney at law, 38 Mills Bldg
7th floor, telephone Main 14, r. 739 Ellis

Dwyer John J., carpenter, r. 15th Av South nr M
" John P., penman, r. 407 Minna
" Joseph, druggist, r. 114 Pacific
" Joseph F., laundry, r. 317 Eureka
" Joseph F., salesman, r. 730 Golden Gate Av
" Kate, widow, r. 1439 Howard
" K. M. Mrs., dressmaking, 730 Golden Gate

Av
" Lawrence J., painter, 40 New Montgomery,

r. 1320 Utah
" Mary, widow, r. 430^4 Clementina
" Mary, widow, groceries, 108 Shipley
" Mary J., widow, r. 854 Bay
" Michael, laborer, r. 537, 3d
" Michael, laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rovoll

Av
" Michael, molder O'Connell & Lewis, r. 430%.

Clementina
" Michael, proprietor Union Hotel, 512 Mis-
sion
" Michael J., carpenter, r. 1420 Hyde
" Michael T., clerk, r. 854 Bay
" Michael W., watchman, r. 1007 Minna
" Nellie Miss, stenographer Union Pacific

System, r. 854 Bay
" Norah Miss, teacher West End School, r.

611 Bachanan
" Patrick, carpenter, r. 8 Rose Av
" Patrick, laborer, r. 605 Broadway
" Patrick, stevedore, r. 545. 2d
" Patrick H., ship painter P. C. SS. Co.
" Patrick J., carpenier, r. 625 San Jose Av
" Richard B., clerk, r. 518 Devisadero
" Richard E., baggage master O. R. & N. Co.
" Sarah, widow, r. 739 Ellis
" Thomas, laborer, r. 1110 Harrison
.. Thomas B., clerk Tax Collector's officer.

854 Bay
" Thomas F., paver, r. 42 Dorland
" Timothy, clerk, r. 4301^ Clementina
" Timothy, paints and oils, 1009'^^ Folsom
" Timothy Jr., house painter, r. 1009i/£ Fol-
som
" W. H., clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden

Co., r. 1007 Minna
" William, clerk John Dwyer, r. 2300 Howard
" William, horseshoer, r. 348 Clementina
" William, laborer, r. 907 Francisco
" William J., clerk Boston Rubber Shoe Co.,

r. 854 Bay
" William J., stockfltter Buckingham &

Hecht, r. 73054 Army
" William T., clerk Stein, Simon & Co., r.

1007 Minna
" & Co. (George and George A. Dwyer), poul-
try and game, 24 Bay City Market
Dyar John, contractor and builder, r. 171 Tre-

mont Av
JKB^Dyar. See Dyer
Dyas Joseph C, r. 2114 Mission

" Joseph W., laborer S. P. Co. r. 4 Sumner
Dyberg Alfred V., sailmaker, r. 939 Golden.

Gate Av
Dybergh Richard, clerk car accountant S. P.

Co., r. Fruitvale
Dyche George W., agent J. S. Nelson & Son,

Shoe Co., 518 Spreckels Bldg
Dye Marcus B.. carpenter, r. 1994 Golden Gate-
Av
" Sperry W., master str Sunol, office 24 Clay,

r. Vallejo
" William M., city agent Liverpool and
London and Globe Insurance Co., r. 1418-
California
Dyer Arthur, clerk, r. 430 Brannan
" Barlow, clerk Post Office r. 7 Montgomery
" Benjamin, cook, r. 307, 4th

DYER BROTHERS

(George H. and Eichard W. Dyer), pro-

grietors Golden West Iron Works, H9
eale, telephone Main 979

Dyer Charles M., copper and sheet iron worker,
763 Mission, r. 339, 6th

" Clarence E., compositor Call, r. 314 Bush

" D. Elmer, bookkeeper The Crocker- Wool-
worth National Bank, r. Fruitvale

" Daniel, carriage maker, r. 913 Montgomery

" E. Mrs., widow, r. 2833, 16th

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Dver Emerson, clerk Goodyear Rubber Co., r.
2833, 16tli
" Emily M., widow, r. 1745 Union
" George F., mining engineer, r. 227 Palmer
" George H. (Dyer Bros.;, r. 1613 Fillmore
Dver Guy S., manager The Pope Manufacturing
Co., 1966-1974 Page. r. 1966 Page
" Helen, widow, r. 303, 3d
" Henry S., sugar chemist, 22 California,

room 19, r. Oakland
" Hubert, manager Fresno Branch Cutting

Fruit Packing Co., r. a540 Clay
• ' James, painter Union I. Wks, r. 226 Mich-
igan
" James A., contractor and builder, 822 Do-
lores
" James B., r. 420 Shotwell
" John, mining, r. 362, 3d
<< John J., janitor, r. 420 Shotwell
" John W., general foreman Risdon I. & L.

Wks, r. 3\Sii Scott
■' Joseph, laborer, r, 537 Sacramento
" Laura S. Miss, teacher Washington Even-
ing School, r. 1745 Union
" Louis J., clerk auditing dept. Wells, Fargo

& Co., r. 1745 Union
" Manly, with Charles M. Dyer, r. 339, 6th
" Margaret Mrs., dressmaking, 1945 Mission
" Mary J., widow, r. 817 Golden Gate Av
Dyer Otis T., president United States Indus-
trial Agency, 520-521 Emporium Bldg, r.
Hotel Baltimore
" Otto, lumberman, r. 444 Brannan
" Richard, sailmaker, r. 1613 Fillmore
" Richard W. (Dyer Bros.), r. 1613 Fillmore
" Rudolphus C, shoemaker Buckingham &

Hecht, r. 2960b Folsom
" Walter J. (Dyer & Koch), r. 2042 O'Farrell
" William A., barber, r. 413 Jones
" William E. (Chase & Dyer), r. 413 Jones
" William J., mechanical engineer, r. 318%
Scott
Dyer & Koch (Walter J. Dyer and John Koch),

groceries, 1607 Fillmore
4®= Dyer. See Dyar ^ , , .=,

Dyhr Peder J. (Cederbloom & Dyhr), r. Oakland
Dyke Millard, clerk local freight office S. P. Co.,

r. Alameda
Dykeman George, lineman Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co.,
r. 1108 Taylor
" John, engineer, r. 1108 Taylor
" Margaret, widow, r. 1108 Taylor
" Walter E., clerk Raphael Weill & Co., r.
1108 Taylor
Dykes Frances, widow, r. 2409 Clay
" George J., teamster, r. 2409 Clay
" John, machinist, r. 310 Iowa
" John Jr., r. 310 Iowa

" Thomas K., seaman Revenue cutter Com-
modore Perry
" Walter, waiter str Australia
Dylen Christine, lodgings, 766y2 Folsom
" John, cabinet maker S. F. Furniture Mfg.
Co., r. 7661/2 Folsom
Dymak Max, butcher Joseph Buttgenbach, r.

763 Howard
Dyson James, glass cutter F. N. Woods & Co.,
r. 1534 Jackson
" Thomas A. Rev., O. P., clergyman St. Dom-
inic's Monastery
" William, bootblack, r. 1005 Powell

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Eachus Albert J. (Eachus & Collins), r. 1530 Cas-
tro
" & Collins (Albert J. Eachus and William D.
Collins), coal oil and gasoline, 224-226
Eddy
Eade George, carpenter, r. 215 O'Farrell
" George T., butcher 923,23d, r. 205 Fair Oaks
■' John J., driver Union Ice Co., r. 504 Chest-
nut
" Sherman T., butcher George T. Eade, r. 211
Chattanooga
jg®=Eade. See Ede
J8®-Eader. See Eder
Eades Charles, carpenter, r. 944 Mission

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

RUAAF»S,

suction eLndi F="orce,

FOR HAND, WINDMILL and POWER,

ALL SIZES.

311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Eadon Edward H. , salesman Chicago Clock Co.
r. 1622 Market
" Mabei; folder Salvation Army, r. 1139 Mar-

«' Moses, buyer Hawley Bros. Hardware Co.,

r. East Oakland
" William H., furniture agent, r. 114 Ridley
4®=Eadon. See Eaton and Eden
Eagan Ann, widow, r. 1909 Geary
• ' Charles, butcher, r. 110 Perry
" Charles, teamster, r. 220, 15th
" Charles E., clerk commissary of subsist-
ence U. S. A., r. 1007 Leavenworth
Eagan Charles P., major U. S. A., commissary
of subsistence U. S. Army, purchasing
commissary of subsistence at San Fran-
cisco, 36 New Montgomery, r. 1007
Leavenworth
" George A., boilermaker, r. 880 Illinois
" James P.. blacksmith, r. 1909 Geary
" Johanna, widow, r. 112 Perry
" John, clerk Bass-Hueter Paint Co., r. 187

Hyde
" John, laborer, r. 6091,4, 3d
" John, liquors, 1129 Folsom
" John L., solicitor Bovee, Toy &, Sonntag, r.

Old People's Home
" John L., stonecutter, r. 404, 3d
" Joseph, telegraph operator, r. 1122 Larkin
" Margaret, widow, r. Cortland Av nr Pros-
pect Av
" Michael, r. 220, 15th
" Michael J., horseshoer, 1622 Mission, r. 220,

15th
" Owen, stevedore, r. 512 Howard
" Thomas, liquors, 708 Folsom
4®=Eagan. See Eagen and Egan
Eagar Ansel T., physician, 1615 Lyon
" Hubert, wire maker, r. Precita Avnr Shot-
well
" Thomas, r. 1615 Lyon
" Thomas C, inspector U. S. Customs, r. 1615

Lyon
" Walter S.. r. 1615 Lyon
je®=Eagar. See Eager and Egar
Eagen Henry P., laborer Odd Fellows' Cem-
etery, r. 202 St. Rose's Av
" James, engineer, r. 204 St. Rose's Av
" Johanna, widow, r. 202 St. Rose's Av
" John, engineer George de Latour, r. 204 St.

Rose's Av
" John, laborer, r. 2733 Greenwich
" Mary, widow, r. 26 Masonic Av
" Michael, laborer, r. 2730 Greenwich
" Patrick E. (Eagen & Sheerin), r. 26 Ma-
sonic Av
Eagen Thomas B., general foreman construc-
tion department Market Street Railway
Co., r. 2012 Broderick
" Thomas F., fireman, r. 202 St. Rose's Av
Eagen & Sheerin (Patrick E. Eagan and James
P. Sheerin), wood, coal, hay and grain,
NE cor O'Farrell and Devisadero, tele-
phone Pine 1474
iJ@=-Eagen. See Eagan and Egan
Eager Alonzo A., laborer, r. 1 Hartmann
Eager Charles R., president California Con-
struction Co., Nucleus Bldg, 659 Market,
r. 406, 17th
" Daniel N., expressman, r. 1 Hartmann
" George, pressman, r. 329 Union
" J. Mrs., widow, r. 1230 Post
" Walter, compositor, r. 329 Union
" Walter, compositor, r. 1320 Kearny
" Walter H., pressman, r. 329 Union
" William E., salesman, r. 329 Union

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WILLIAM WOLFF & CO., 329 Market St.

Eager William T., foreman Dressman Chronicle,

r. 1527 Golden Gate Av
" William W., pressman Chronicle, r. 1214%

Scott
-e®"Eager. See Eagar and Egar
Eagle Asphaltum Roofing' and Contracting

Co., Peter Sexton & Co. proprietors.

office 628 Market, yard and works 7-9

Bernice
" Automatic Can Co., 849-863 Brannan
" Block, NW cor Pine and Davis
Eagle Brass, Machine and Plating Works, M.

Greenberg's Sons proprietors, 325-227

Beale
Eagle Cigar Co., Berlin & Lepori proprietors,

520-522 Washington
Eagle Coffee and Spice Steam Mills, Bertin &

Lepori proprietors, 520-522 Washington

EAGLE CORNICE WORKS,

metal and slate roofers, manufactur-
ers galvanized iron cornices, ventila-
tors, skylights and chimney tops,
William Cronan proprietor, 1213-1215
Market, telephone South 224

Eagle Cracker and Biscuit Co., Gerhard Muller
proprietor, main office and factory, SW
cor Mission and 11th

Eagle Drug Store. Arthur C. Drewitz proprie-
tor, NE cor Eddy and Taylor

Eagle Iron Foundry, Lemuel T. Lewis proprie-
tor, 563-567 Folsom
" Joseph, carpenter, r. 5 Rausch rear

Eagle Manufacturing Co., Lievre, Fricke &
Co. proprietors, 707-711 Sansome, office
117 Battery
" Mining, Milling and Water Co, (El Dorado
Co.) Theodore Reichart president, 4-5
Mills Bldg, 5th floor

Eagle Pharmacy The, Thomas F. Wise mana-
ger, 3279 Mission opp 29th
" Robert F., compositor, r. 905!4 Powell

Eagle Safety Fuse Works, C. A. Haight agent,
226 Market
' ' Sign Co. , Alber Burt manager, 1 19 California

Eagle Tannery, Morris Windt proprietor, cor
26th and San Bruno Av

Eagle Warehouse, 17-19 Davis, telephone Main
1476

Eagle Wine Vaults, 630-642 Brannan

Eagles John, waiter, r. 607 Eddy

Eagleson Frank, salesman Eagleson & Co., r.
705 Sutter

Eagleson, Hawkins & Co., John G. Eagleson
president, Robert Eagleson vice-presi-
dent, W. Irving Hawkins secretary and
treasurer, manufacturers gent's furnish-
ing goods, 535 Market

Eagleson John G. (Eagleson & Co.), and presi-
dent Eagleson, Hawkins & Co., 535 Mar-
ket, r. Hotel Savoy

Eagleson Robert (Eagleson & Co.) and vice-
president Eagleson, Hawkins & Co.,
535 Market, r. 824 Geary

Eagleson & Co. (John G. and Robert Eagleson)
gent's furnishing goods, 748-750 Market,
telephone Main 1599, branch 342 Mont-
gomery

4®"Eagleson. See Eggleston and Egleston

Eagley Smith J., gripman Market St. Ry, r. 608
Central Av

Eakin John P.. salesman, r. 108 Mason
" William M., waiter John B. Shay, r. 33,5th

Eakins Edward W., laborer, r. 1030 Clay

Ealing John, stair builder, r. 3208, 16th

Eames Edward A., clerk, r. 370 Brannan

Eames Frank T., laborer S. P. Co., r. Oakland
" Jeane Miss, typewriter The Zeno Mauvais
Music Co., r. Oakland
Eames John C, bicycle dealer, renting and re-
pairing, 2100 Market, r. 2614 Larkin
Eannaud Henry, drayman, r. 1428 Greenwich
Eanter George, barber Val Meinberger, r. 124,

6th
Earhart George H., collector W. G. Stafford &

Co., r. 208 Turk
4®^Earhart. See Erhardt

Earl Adelbert C, expressman Darwin E. Law-
rence, r. 490, 8th
" Albert E., salesman J. T. Bowers & Son
" Alvah, r. 1735 Market
" Charles, bartender Turbiville & Farrar, r.

422, 5th Av
" Daniel W. (D. W. Earl & Co.), r. 2121 La-
guna
Earl ,D. W. & Co. (Sisson, Crocker & Co. and
Daniel W. Earl), general forwarding
agents, 129-130 Crocker Bldg
" Edward J., waiter str Columbia
" Emma, widow, r. 331, 29th
" Eugene, with D. W. Earl & Co., r. 2131 La-
guna
Earl Guy C. (Bishop & Wheeler) attorney at law,
532 Market, room 41, r. Oakland
" H. R., vineyardist, r. 600 Bush
" H. W. & Co., brokers, 330 Kearny
" James, cook William Smale, r. 504 Napa
" James, expressman, r. 490, 8th
" John, insurance, r. 3440 Jackson
" John, laborer, r. E s De Haro nr 16th
" John O., mining, 401 California, room 23, r.

3440 Jackson
" Martha, widow, r. 331, 39th
" Morris, Musician, r. 666i4 Minna
" Ogden M., clerk Rolla V. Watt
" The, lodgings, 304 Stockton
Earl Thomas M., secretary and treasurer A. L.
Bryan Shoe Co., 310 Market, r. 1121 Leav-
enworth
" William W., r. 1735 Market
Earle Alfred, gilder, r. 1419 Taylor
" Charles B.. driver G. Ammerup, r.

Berkeley
" Clara B Miss, teacher Pacific Heights

Grammar School, r. 3424 Sutter
" David J., collector 530 California, room 45,

r. 1312 Mason
" Fred A., butcher Louis Muller, r. 304

Steiner
" George F., clerk Redington & Co., r.

Berkeley
" George H., collector, r. 218, 2d Av
" Halford, r. 2424 Sutter
" Henry G., shoemaker, r. 304 Steiner
" Henry H., manufacturers' agent, 16, 2d, r.

1720 O'Farrell
" James A. M., master barkCharles W. Mor-
gan, office 34 Steuart
" John B., note teller Anglo-Calif ornian

Bank, r. Oakland
" Marion E. Miss, teacher Emerson Primary

School, r. 2310 Steiner
" Shirley, messenger Eugene G. Davis
" Slade A., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 36b

Hawthorne
" Susan H. Miss, teacher Clement Grammar

School, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" William F., caster Pac. States Type Foun-
dry, r. 2424 Larkin
" William F., clerk, r. 636 Commercial
Earles G. William, steward The Colonial, r. 123

Turk
Earley Edward J., laborer, r. 6V4 Clinton
" James, groceries and liquors, 3123 Fillmore
" John J., shoecutter P. F. Nolan & Co., r.

531 Birch Av
" Thomas, laborer, r. 3 Uranus
" Thomas, laborer, r. 225 Liberty
Earli John (Simonetti & Earli), r. 565 Bryant
Earls Joseph, coremaker, r. 18 Dore

" Michael, baker, r. 18 Dore
Earlsdon Robert, r. 19, 6th

Early Annie Miss, furnished rooms, 409 Leaven-
worth
" Espee, waiter, r. 448 Jessie rear

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Early Frank, shoemaker, r. 113, 26th
" James, painter M. J. & J. J. Donovan, r.

1173 Market
" John A., clerk, r. 2615 Sutter
" Michael, laborer, r. 301 Sierra
" Patrick H., piano polisher Sherman, Clay

&Co., r. 9 Page
" Thomas, stevedore, r. 113, 36th
Earnest Joseph T., grain broker, 303 California,

room 12
4®= Earnest. See Ernest and Ernst
Earnshaw Walker, wool sorter Flint & McLen-
nan, r. 1806 O'Farrell
Earp James C, r. 1015 Market
" John, fireman, r. 1107!^ Tennessee
" Wyatt S., horseman, r. 514a 7th Av
Easdale Clara H. Miss, dressmaking, 1433a
Geary
" Emily H. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1433a Geary
" John, glassblower, r. 313 Mississippi
" John Jr., helper, r. 313 Mississippi
" William, clerk, r. 1423A Geary
Easson Harry, machine hand Union Box Fac-
tory, r. 710 Lombard
" William L.. tinner, r. 236 Iowa
East Best and Belcher Silver Mining Co.
(Nev.), Casper H. Mason secretary, 513
California
" Gilbert C, r. 2962 Howard
" Lake Hotel, SW cor Bay and Webster
" Lynn, Mrs. Antonette Pombet proprietor,
41 Eddy
East Sierra Nevada Mining Co. (Virginia City,
Nev.), George R. Spinney secretary, 310
Pine, room 38
Eastabrooks John, bartender J. E. McFadden, r.

705, 5th Av
Easter John W., collector, r. 1614 Broderiok
Easterbrook Building, 2254 Geary
Eastern Hotel, 435 Pine
" Oil Supply Co., Michael Young proprietor,

9 Geary, room 3
" Oregon Land Co., Thomas P. Beach secre-
tary, 35 Columbian Bldg
Eastern Star Order of The, Mrs. Kate J. Wil-

lats grand secretary, 68 Flood Bldg
Eastin John W., capitalist, r. 2825 Howard
" William B., real estate agent, 306 Mont-
gomery, r. Berkeley
4®= Eastin. See Easton
Easting Bartholomew, r. 1740 Mission
" Clarence E., painter, r. 1740 Mission
" James M., painter, r. 1740 Mission
Eastlake Mary Miss, carpet sewer, r. 1 Louisa
Eastland Alfred T., secretary Stockton Gas and
Electric Co., 604 Commercial, r. Oakland
Amelia J., widow, dressmaking, 14 Grant

Av., rooms 49-51, r. 221/2 Franklin
Joseph G. estate of, office 604 Commercial
William H. (A. F. Johns & Co.), r. Oakland
Eastling Olof A., deckhand, r. 249 Pacific
Eastman Carl A., laborer, r. 917 Solano

Co. The (Thomas W., Mrs. Mary L. and
Galen Eastman), hardware, paints and
oils, 2763 Mission and 516 Valencia
Emily R., widow, r. 34 Highland Av
Florence Mrs., retoucher F. H. Bushnell, r.

70 Shipley
Florence O., widow, r. 161 Tremont Av

EASTMAN FRANK & CO.

(Michael Shannon), proprietors Frank-
lin Book and Job Printing Office, 509
Clay

Eastman Galen (The Eastman Co.), r. 516 Va-
lencia

" George M., plumber The Eastman Co., r.
516 Valencia

" George S., policeman, r. 917 Solano

" George W., janitor Mercantile Library, r.
530 Golden Gate Av

" Hannah E. Miss, teacher Real Estate Free
and Attorneys' Free Kindergartens, r.
516 Valencia

" Harry, machinist, r. 524 Napa

" Harry, waiter Louis Fischer, r. 871 Market

" Henry, r. 307, 4th

" Joseph A., barber Edsen & Bernhard, r. 721
Bush

Eastman Julia R., widow, r. 736, 14th

" Julian, clerk Haslett & Bailey, r. 1 Perry

" Martha H., widow, r. 808 Hyde

" Mary L. Mrs. (The Eastman Co.), r. 516
Valencia

" Sophia, widow, r. 1420 Mason

" Tarlton B., bakery, IO4814 Folsom

" Thomas S., r. 704 Stockton

" Thomas W. (The Eastman Co.), r. 516 Va-
lencia

" Webster, carpenter, r. 158 Perry

" William H. (Eastman & Thomas), r. 161

Tremont Av

Eastman & Thomas (William H. Eastman and

Joseph H. Thomas), printers, 56-58 Dono-

hoe Bldg, telephone south 414

Easton Adeline M., widow, r. 915 Leavenworth

" Ansel M. (Easton & Schwartz), r. Millbrae,

" Arthur, student, r. 2608 California
" Charles, butcher, 5-6 Grand Western Mar-
ket, r. 12201/2 Pacific
" Charles, carriage maker, r. 610 Buchanan
" Daniel E. F., interne City and County Hos-
pital, r. 222 Haight
" David, shirtcutter Neustadter Bros., r. 610
Buchanan

EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO.,

Wendell Easton president, George
Easton vice-president, George D.
Easton secretary, George C. Ludington
auctioneer, real estate agents and
auctioneers, 638 Market
Easton Elizabeth B., teacher, r. 1816 Steiner
Easton George, vice-president Easton, Eldridge
& Co., 638 Market, r. 2608 California
" George & Co. (Frederick G. Voss and John
G. Conrad), general insurance agents,
204 Sansome
Easton George D. (Easton, Incell&Messinger),
and secretary Easton, Eldridge & Co.,
638 Market, r. 2608 California
" Harry, seaman, r. 1003 Battery
" House, 409 Drumm

" , Incell & Messinger (George D. Easton.
Henry W. Incell and Gustave Mes-
singer), insurance agents, 210 Sansome
" James W. (Wainwright & Easton), r. 1928

Sutter
" John, r. 109 Fell
" John, butcher, r. 610 Buchanan
" Langdon C. , asst. engineer U. S. Engineer's

office, 59 Flood Bldg, r. 1906 Bush
" Manuel, carpenter, r. 1027 Montgomery
" Robert A., r. 2418 Geary
" Susan B., widow, r. 1816 Steiner
" Thomas C. Jr., clerk Robert Dickson, r. 323
Haight
Easton Wendell, president Easton, Eldridge &

Co., 638 Market, r. 2301 Scott
Easton & Schwartz (A. M. Easton, Samuel and
William Schwartz), importers teas, mat-
ting and silks, 19 Battery
i8®=-Easton. See Eastin

Eastwood Alice Miss, curator botany Cal.
Academy of Sciences, r. 1424b Washing-
ton
" Burr, salesman Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. Oakland
" Charles, machinist, r. 501 Napa
" Charles A., machinist, r. 246%, 7th
" Gertrude J., widow, r. 919 Florida
" Herbert, rancher, r. Randolph nr Victoria
" John Q., compiler Crocker-Langley S. F.
Directory, r. 513 Post

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Eastwood Joseph (Eastwood & Wilson), r. 1318

Rhode Island
" Orlo, salesman Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. Oakland
" Richard, porter Baker & Hamilton, r. 77i/4

Clementina
" Thomas F., clerk W. U. Tel. Co., r. 77i/4

Clementina
Eastwood & Wilson (Joseph Eastwood and

Arthur L. Wilson), proprietors American

Tool Works, 109 Mission
Eaton Annie, widow, r. 1039, 24th
" Annie, widow, hairdresser, r. 1415 Larkin
•• Arthur J. (Walker & Eaton), r. 458 Haight
" Charles H., lumber surveyer, 9 Mission, r.

Oakland

EATON CHARLES S.,

agent for Hazelton Bros., Brown &
Simpson and other pianos, and Wor-
cester organs ; pianos rented and sold
on installments, 735 Market

" Charles W., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. 106 Eddy

" Clara, widow, r. 1025, 24th

" Eugene D., agent New York Life Ins. Co.,
r. 1910 Pierce

" Francis H. Miss, retoucher, r. 1514% Pacific
Av

" Frank, machinist, r. 317^ Tehama

" Frank E., conductor S. P. Co., r. Hotel St.
Nicholas

" Frederick, engineer, r. 611 Hermann
Eaton Frederic W., general commission mer-
chant and secretary and treasurer Pa-
cific and Sunset Telephone and Tele-
graph Company, 216 Bush, r. 1024 Pine
Eaton Free Kindergarten, Miss Grace Pierce
principal, 64 Silver

" Gertrude Miss, dressmaker, r. 212 Leaven-
worth

" Harry, gripman Cal. St. RR, r. 151414 Paci-
fic Av

" Harry, park policeman, r. 108 McAllister

" Henry A., shipbuilder, r. 346, 4th

" Hester A., widow, r. 1514V2 Pacific Av

" I. Ward, asst. inspector clothing and
equipage depot Quartermaster's Dept.,
U. S. A., r. 1024 Pierce

" James, salesman W. H. Nolan & Co., r. 708
Lombard

" Jennie, widow, r. 1516 Broadway

" John, cook, r. 423 Minna

" John D., capitalist, r. 410 Van Ness Av

" John W., stationery, 621 McAllister

" Louis P., salesman M. B. Moraghan, r, 331
Geary

" May Miss, artist Louis Thors, r. Oakland

" May Mrs., r. 114 Mason

" Roy, clerk, The Colonial

" Russell L., collector Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co.,
r. San Mateo

" Sarah, widow, r. 5 Card Alley

" Thomas F., bartender John P. O'Reilly, r.
613 Pine

" Wilfred B., carpenter, r. 27c Noe

" William, bartender, r. 24 Verona PI

' ' William G., wool sorter, r. 478 Jessie

" William H., tinsmith, r. 1207 Green

" William L., r. 3424 Pine

■' William R., painter, 240 Ellis, r. 110 De
Long Av

" W. S., r. 301 Leavenworth
4fg=Eaton. See Eadon and Eden
Eatwell Charles, hostler, r. 417 Folsom
Eayres Charles, marble turner, r. 603. 3di

Eayrs George, bartender Charles Newman, r.

11 Carlos PI
4®=-Eayrs. See Ayers

Ebbets Arthur M., proprietor Merchants' Coal
Yard, 109-115 Sacramento, r. 1401 Jones
" Arthur S., salesman A. Schilling & Co., r.
1401 Jones
Ebbinghausen Edward, oiler str Australia, r.
630 Shotwell
" Henry J., r. 630 Shotwell
" Henry J. Jr., miller M. Getz & Co., r. 630

Shotwell
" William, painter, r. 630 Shotwell
Ebel Frederick W., safe maker, r. 808!4 Filbert
Ebeling Fred, peddler, r. 9 Sunshine Court
" Julia, widow, r, 9 Sunshine Court
" William, machine hand C. A. Hooper & Co.,
r. 864 Folsom
4®=-Ebeling. See Eberling
Ebenritter Barbetta. dressmaker, r, 433 Fulton

" Otto, upholsterer, r. 433 Fulton
Eber Albert, commission merchant, 227 Mont-
gomery, r. 1031 Ellis
" Carl K., salesman Julius Van Vliet, r. 1021

Ellis
" Eugene, salesman Emil Alkus, r. 1021 Ellis
" Joseph, salesman Hyams, Pauson & Co., r
1031 Ellis
Eberhard Geo. F. Co. The, George F. Eberhard
president, Charles E. Johnson secretary,
James R. Watson treasurer, manufac-
turers' agents, 12-14 Drumm
Eberhard George F., president The Geo. F
Eberhard Co., 12-14 Drumm, r. 832 Grove
Eberhard Manufacturing Co. The (Cleveland,
Ohio), T. W. Armstrong manager, malle-
able iron castings, 308 Market, room 15
Eberhardt Charles F., r. Ellsworth nr Cortland
Av
" Edward D., r. 436 Minna
" Frank, conductor, r. 48 Louisa
Eberhart Adolph, bookkeeper Raphael Weill &
Co., r. 1715 Ellis
" Joseph, brewer, r. 314 Brazil Av
" Matthias, liquors, 2838, 16th
4®= Eberhart. See Everhart
Eberitzsch Oscar, bakery, 320^4, 5th
Eberle Adam W., marine engineer, 9 Mission,
r. Alameda
" Alfred, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 728

Lott
" Antone, butcher Horn & Judge, r. 8th Av

South nr M
" Antone, candy maker Louis A. Grade, r.

710 Vallejo
" Frederick, laborer, r. 148 Perry
" Henry, carpenter, r. 1030, 24th
" John E., clerk Newman & Levinson, r. 933

Alabama
" John P., barber, r. IOW2 Grant Av
" Joseph, shoemaker San Bruno Av nr Eve
" Martin, laborer, r. 218, 29th
" Nicholas, bartender, r. 332 Vallejo
" Otto E. C, machinist Dow Steam Pump

Wks, r. 78a Clementina
" Peter, blacksmith Giesen Bros., r. 8th Av

South nr M
" Philip J., barber, 81 1/2, 4th, r. 413, 4th
" Sophie, domestic, 3819 Folsom
Eberling Emily, domestic, 722i/4 Fell

" George, wagon maker, r. 7 Dale PI
4®=Eberling, See Ebeling
Ebers Henry, r. 1821 Market
'g^'Ebers. See Evers

Eberspacher Charles, baker, r. 448 Natoma
Ebert Anna C. Mrs., varieties, 323, 5th
Annie Miss, r. 328, 3d, rear
F., confectioner Westerfeld's Bakery, r. 530

Stevenson
G. Edward, musician, r. 323, 5th
George, teacher piano, 217% Clara
Gustavo A., porter Tillmann & Bendel, r.

Lorin, Cal.
Henry, paper hanger, r. 323, 5th
Jonas, r. 3116 Baker
Lawrence, barber, r. 533 Sacramento
May, domestic, 1420 Masonic Av
Otto, driver German Hospital, r. 9 Noe
«®= Ebert. See Evart

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Ebner Charles L., manager Tamm & Nolan Co.,
31, 2d, r. 524 Devisadero
" Frank X., bookkeeper Tillmann & Bendel,

r. 1622 Sutter
" Gustave W., receiving teller Tlie Crocker-
Woolworth National Bank, r. 1138 Fulton
" Joseph F., clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r.

1309 Gough
" Matthew, cabinet maker John Hoey, r. 5

Bush Street PI
" W. A., waiter str Australia
Ebright Hiram, carpenter, r. 331 San Jose Av
Eby Frank, theatrical manager, r. 110 Mason
Eby Jno. D., selling agent Stearns Manufac-
turing Co. and dealer in machinery, 17-19
Main, r. Oakland
Eccles Christopher, salesman Joshua Hendy
Machine Wks, r. 609, 21st
" John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 538

Howard
" John S., r. Mission Road nr Richland Av
" Joseph, musician, r. 609, 21st
" Nellie Mrs., r. 738y2 Clementina
" Robert, helper Selby Smelting and Lead

Co., r. 63 Clementina
" Robert, laundryman Modern Laundry Co.,

r. 414 Ringold
" Thomas, bookbinder Hicks-Judd Co., r. 538

Howard
" William W., carpenter, r. Mission Road
nr Richland Av
jg®=Eccles. See Eckels and Eckles
Eccleston Laura, widow, lodgings, 430 Bryant
4®~Eccleston. See Eggleston and Egleston
Echeverria Mary B. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1500
Powell
" Soledad, widow, r. 8 Vallejo Terrace
Echeverrio Frank, bartender George Dawson, r.

llllB Jackson
Echgelmeier Mary S., widow, r. 422 Sanchez
Echlin Charles C, assistant cashier Home

Mutual Ins. Co.. r. Oakland
Echtler John, compositor Abend Post, r. 508, 6th
Ecikowitz Alexander, capmaker M. Marsh &

Co., r. 941 Folsom
Ecb Adam, r. Henry nr Williams
'• John W., carpenter Spring Valley W. W.,
r. 293914 Mission
4®"Eck. See Ecks and Ek
Eckardt Hermann, shoemaker, 1328^ Pacific
Eckart Henry, painter, r. 1104, 19th
" William R. , civil and mechanical engineer,

217 Sansome, rooms 2-3, r. 3014 Clay
" William R. J., mechanical engineer, r, 3014
Clay
j6®=Eckart. See Eckhardt

Eckel Charles F., insurance agent, r. 324 Geary
" Joel N., physician, r. 324 Geary
" Stewart, clerk The Earl, r. 304 Stockton
Eckelmann John, plumber, 6 Burgoyne PI
Eckels Lucy, widow, r. 2960 Howard
J6®="Eckels. See Eccles and Eckles
Eckenroth Frank H. (Bach, Meese & Co.),r. 1117

Washington
Ecker George L., special policeman Harbor
Commissioners, r. 719b McAllister
" Gus, bartender, r. 5 Mission Court
" Virginia M., widow, r. 2030 Bush
Eckergren Andrew, r. 845 Mission
Eckerman Julius C, solicitor, r. 1513 Polk rear
Eckert Albert, carpenter Wheeler & Burdick,
r. 31 Hoff Av
" Albert, millwright, r. SoW-A, 16th
" Charles, upholsterer, r. 5 Mason
" Edwin T. M.. clerk general freight ofBce S.
P. Co., r. Alameda
Eckert H. F., civil and mechanical engineer, 22

California, room 19, r. Lorin
Eckes J., driver Jersey Farm Co., r. 350 Tehama
Eckfeldt William H., machinist W. T. Garratt

& Co., r. 16 Capp
Eckhardt Anton, driver Libery Baker, r. 21
Chesley
" Barbara A., widow, r. 822 Larkin
" Barbara A. Miss, nurse, 822 Larkin
" George, nurse German Hospital
" George E., r. 2430 California
" Harry M., janitor Spreckels Bldg, r. 33
South Park

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
CORRUGATED IRON,

Galvanized, Black and Painted,
for Roofing and Siding.

30©-r0 Sl-r IVIARKET ST.

Eckhardt Henry, cooper, r. Capitol Av nr Hol-
loway Av
" L., teacher music, r. 1654 Market
" Louis H., salesman St. Germain Billiard

Co., r. 724 Geary
" Louis H. Jr., clerk Tom C. Grant, r. 724

Geary
" Lucy, domestic, 2305 Howard
" Nellie L. Miss, nurse, r. 822 Larkin
" Otto, seaman, r. 820 Battery
" Zachariah, r. 822 Larkin
4®="Eckhardt. See Eckart
Eckhoff Peter, salesman Hencken & Schroder,
r. 406 Ivy Av
" William T. Mrs., widow, r. 1040 Page
Eckland Charles, master mariner, r. 183 Perry
Eckler Mary E. Miss, teacher piano, 934 Dolores
" Robert E., painter, 235 Valencia, r. 934

Dolores
" Robert E. Jr., painter Robert Eckler, r. 934
Dolores
Eckles A. E. , fireman S. P. Co. , r. 1030 Fair Oaks
" Raymond, brass finisher M. Greenberg's

Sons, r. Golden Gate, Alameda Co.
" Robert R., cashier Continental Building
and Loan Association, r. 1621a Sutter
4@"Eckles. See Eccles and Eckels
Eckley George P., cashier Pac. Mutual Life
Ins. Co., r. Alameda
" John H.,r. 608 O'Farrell
" John L., agent Springdale Water Co.,
Mission Street Wharf 1, Port Costa, Cal.
" William H., machinery, 320 Mission, r.
Eckley Station, Cal.
Ecklund Charles S., conductor, r. 11, 26th
" John O., fisherman, r. 2013a Dupont
" John P., restaurant, 1403 Valencia
4®=Ecklund. See Eklund

Eckman Albert, gripman Sutter St. Ry., r. 1403
Baker
■' Alexius O., teacher music, ir. 458 Haight
" Alexius O. Jr., carpenter, r. Newman nr

Bennington
" John B., janitor Girls' High School, r. 1331

Scott
" John T., mimeographic engraver, 632 Mar-
ket, room 11, r. 458 Haight
" Harry, machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks, r.
459 Clementina
Ecks Meta, widow, r. 1130 Buchanan
4®"Ecks. See Eck and Ek
Eckstein Louis, dishwasher Michael McGrath,

r. 530, 3d
EckstrumD., lineman Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r.

423 Pine
Eclectic Medical Society of tlie State of Cal-
ifornia, D. Maclean president, B. Stetson
secretary, 1422 Folsom
Eclipse Cement and Blacking Co., Harry S.
Kohn agent, 411 Market
" Cracker Co., Thomas J. Chadboume man-
ager, bakery 1412-1420 Dupont, ofQce 218
Sacramento
" Cyclery, David J. Williamson proprietor,
700 Devisadero
Economacis Peter, candies, 501% Kearny

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D. Ullman proprietor, lunch supplies
and table delicacies, 218 O'Farrell,
telephone Bush 208

Economy Building and Loan Association, M.

Blum president, S. R. Church secretary,

307 Sansome, room 1
Edberg Gustav, carpenter, r. 1241 Folsom
" Magnus, carpenter, r. 1236, 26th

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Eddelbuttel Henry, clerk, r. 317 Fulton

■' Willielinlne A., widow, r. 317 Fulton
Eddy Alice A., domestic, 25 Clinton Park
" Earl D., dentist, 822 Geary
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 605 Stockton
" Frank, cook, r. 32 Steuart
" Harrison T., porter Cardall & Mars ton, r.

137, 3d
" James, engineer, r. cor Japan Av and

Madrid
" James H., compositor George Spaulding &

Co., r. 947 Mission
" John, laborer, r. 1339 Sansome
" John H., salesman John F. Myers & Co..

r. 2406 Folsom
" R. A., capitalist, r. Palace Hotel
" T. v., attorney at law. r. 102 Ellis
Ede William, capitalist, r. 460 Guerrero

■' "William Jr., student, r. 460 Guerrero
.^=-Ede. See Fade
Edel John, lodgings, 612 Howard
Edelman Carl, clerk William Cline, r. 114 Pierce

'• Matthew A., teacher zither, r. 114 Pierce
Edelmann George L., clerk D. W. Wessenberg,

r. 818 Lombard
Edelsten Ernest, Pacific Coast manager Stan-
dard Collection and Mercantile Co., 28
Mills Bldg, 2d floor, r. 2431 Larkin
Eden Albert, helper William W. Clarke
" Fruit Company (San Jose, Cal.), office 202

Market
" Henry F., sexton Mariners' Church, 58

Sacramento
" Mary, widow, r. 69 Tehama
" Menno, groceries and liquors, NW cor 18th
and Collingwood, r. 1020, 18th
^g=-Eden. See Eadon and Eaton
Eder Theodore, student, r. 2108 Polk
4S=Eder. See Eader

Edes WiUiam C, chief assistant engineer San
Francisco and San Joaquin "Valley Rail-
way Co., office 321 Market
Edgar Ada Mrs., dressmaking. 1130 Sacramento
Charles, mate. r. 334 Main
Daniel J., r. 1228 Broadway
Daniel J., treasurer Pacific Undertakers,

777 Mission
Edward J., carriage painter, r. Precita Av

nr Shotwell
Elizabeth Miss, r. 1130 Market
Frances M., widow, r. 1400, 23d
Frank M., with N. Gray & Co., r. 1306 Sac-
ramento
Gorge, assistant Christian H. Westphal,r.

646 Folsom
George B., mail clerk, r. 1228 Broadway
Harold,>helper William A. Schrock
Harry, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 412

Leavenworth
Hubert, teamster Charles Harkins, r. Pre-
cita Av nr Howard
John, clerk Chas. S. Bacher, r. 1130 Sacra-
mento
Mary A., widow, r. 1107 Scott
May Mrs., r. 640 Howard
Minnie Miss, candy maker, r. 1107 Scott
Thomas, laborer, r. 553^4 Minna
WillF., compositor, r. 1139 Oak
Edgcumbe Charles W., clerk IJ. S. Navy Pay

Office, r. Oakland
Edge Hill Vineyard Co. (St. Helena, Cal.), Hol-
combe Bros, agents, 116 California,
room 1
Edgecomb Byram W., packer Cal. Casket Co., r.

315, 30th
Edgecombe Harry, porter, r. 765 Mission

Edgell Clarinda R., domestic, 3203 Pacific Av

" Sarah, widow, r. 220 Minna
Edgerly Arthur A., clerk Mrs. L. M. Edgerly, r.
305 Montgomery Av
" Laura Mrs., stationery, 315 Montgomery

Av, r. 305 Montgomery Av
" Samuel A., r. 305 Montgomery Av
Edgerton Frances B. Mrs., elocutionist, r. 11X)1
Leavenworth
" George A., ironworker C. P. Maze, r. 12

Natoma
" Josephine, widow, r. 1310b Scott
" Margaret, widow, r. 12 Natoma
4®"Edgerton. See Egertou
Edgren Robert, artist Examiner, r. Oakland
Edinger Fred S., bridge inspector maintenance

of way S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Edison Alice Miss, stenograper Dunham, Carri-

gan & Hayden Co.. r. Alameda
Edison General Electric Co., office 15, 1st
Edison Light and Power Co. 229 Stevenson
" Phonograph Co. (incorporated) C. L. Acker-
man president, S. B. Korn secretary, 1.
H. Dahlman manager, 848 Market
Edison PhonogTaph Parlor, Peter Bacigalupi

proprietor, 946 Market
Edison Primary School, Miss Anna B. Chalmers
principal, SW cor Church and Hill
" Silver Mining Co. The, F. E. Luty secre-
tary, 330 Pine, room 5
Edive Ignace, widow, r. 5 Kohler PI
Edlefson Minnie B. Miss, stenographer Thomas

D. Riordan. r. 628 Sutter
Edler George, warehouse man, r. 823 Alabama
" John H., trunk maker C. A. Malm & Co., r.
12311/2, 26th
Edlin Henry, salesman Goldberg, Bowen & Co..

r. 6541/^ Minna
Edlin J., merchant tailor, 617 Market, r. 1836
Sutter
" Nathan, clerk I. Goltzmann, r. 6&4H Minna
" William, student, r. 6541^ Minna
Edman Charles F. (Bergstrom & Edman), r. 36
Fell
" John E., barber, 517 East, r. 10 Washington
Edmester William L., driver U. S. Laundry, r.

1607 San Carlos Av
Edminster James L., carpenter, r. 30041/4, 16th
" Oscar M., teamster Doane & Co., r. 2235^,

16th
" Philip H., drayman, r. 3335i/i, 16th
" William S., musician, r. 3004!^, 16th
Edmonds Annie C. Miss, school teacher, r. 913
Bush
" Charles, actor, r. 728 Bush
" Frank W., clerk U. S. Coast and Geodetic

Survey, r. 913 Bush
" Hannah, widow, r. 1129 Broadway
" Harry W., physician, 330 sutter, r. 913 Bush
" Henry A., r. 643% Natoma
" Horace A., engineer James Young, r. 931,

19th
" Jame-! J., bags, twine and rope, 5 Clay, r.

12 Commercial
" John, r. 519 Sacramento
" Kate, nurse, r. 2932 Clay
" Mamie Miss, buttonhole maker Nathan

Ney, r. 643SC Natoma
" Margaret, widow, r. 43% Natoma
" Mary E. Mrs., physician, 330 Sutter, r. 913

Bush
" May Miss, teacher McDowell Dressmaking

Academy, r. 1610 Baker
" Stephen, laborer, r. 1610 Baker
" Stephen Jr., plumber, r. 1610 Baker
" Susan Mrs., matron City Receiving Hos-
pital
" Susan M., widow, r. 1812 Laguna
ve®*Edmonds. See Edmunds
Edmondson Edward, seaman str Arago
Edmondson John G., house, ship, sign and or-
namental painting, 220-222 Brannan, r.
2320 Mission
" W., merchant, r. Brooklyn Hotel
" William H., r. 428i/4 Chestnut
Edmonson Clementine Miss, teacher Miss Mary
Lake, r. 1534 Sutter
" Jonathan, artificial stone worker, r. 1008!4
Market

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Edmonson William, elevator man, r. 505 Powell
Edmunds Frank H., captain company K, 1st
Infantry U. S. A., Angel Island
" George, clerk Charles F. Doe & Co., r. 2905^4

Harrison
" William J., clerk Charles F. Doe & Co., r.
2905i/i Harrison
4®=" Edmunds. See Edmonds
Edmundson Edmund, seaman, r. 2 Midway
Edner John T. , policeman, r. 838, 15th

" Rose, widow, r. 838, 15th
Edofi James P. (Dallemand c&Co.), and president
California State Protective Association,
24 Mills Bldg, 6th floor, r. Oakland
Edvich Frank, painter, r. 1909 Mission
Edsall Edmund P., clerk U. S. Pension Agency,

r. Brooklyn Hotel
Edsberg Charles, driver Pac. Carriage Co., r.
1238 Mission
" Eduard E., salesman Cal. Cloak Co., r. 18a
Sycamore Av
Edsen Carl H. (Edsen & Bernhard), r. 1024%
Washington
" & Bernhard (Carl H. Edsen and John Bern-
hard), barbers, 659 Market
4®= Edsen. See Edson
Edsill Jacob W., clerk Jacob Metzger, r. 208

O'Farrell
EdsoU H. F., salesman Jacob Unna, r. 845 Mis-
sion
Edson Albert, electrician S. F. & S. M. Ry., r.

531a 24th
Edson Benjamin, librarian Supreme Court of
California, 825 Market, Emporium Bldg
" Carl H., barber, r. 10241/4 Washington
" Charles J., physician and surgeon, 726 Geary
•' Sarah L., physician and surgeon, 726 Geary
4®= Edson. See Edsen

Edstrom Edmund P., collar maker Charles S.
Ewing, r. 72 South Park
" Gustav, teamster, r. 525 Kearny
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fice, publishers Popular Educator and
Primary Education. 300 Post
Edward Charles B., janitor, 606 Sutter, r. 1203
Bush
" David T., bartender Edward Kuhls, r. 517,
6th
Edwardo Ed, candy maker Louis Saroni & Co.,

r. 202 Turk
Edwards Abstract from Records S. F. (daily),
Edwards Publishing Co. proprietors, 318
Pine, rooms 27, 35 and 36
" A. C, lineman, r. 319 Grant Av
" Albert, glassblower, r. 735 Brannan
" Albert E., insurance, r. 1007 Dolores
" Albert S., storekeeper str San Juan, r. 1833

San Carlos Av
" Alice, widow, r. 1130 Market
" Andrew L.., dental student, r. 421 Eddy
" Anne, widow, r. 11, 22d
" Annie, domestic, 2123 Sacramento
" Arthur J., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 902 Van

Ness Av
" Arthur T., machinist, r. 203 Guerrero
" Axtel Mrs., widow, r. 1211 Kearny
Edwards Breviate of Records (Marin Co.
weekly), Edwards Publishing Co. pro-
prietors, 318 Pine, rooms 27-35 and 36
" Burt, r. 714 Broderick
■' Charles, actor, r. 747 Howard
" Charles, lodgings, 517 Pine
" Charles A., bartender Totman & O'Neill,

r. 564 Folsom
" Charles E., artist, r. 3 Grove
" Charles H., foreman pressroom The Argo-
naut, r. 1618 Laguna
" Charles L., r. 363 Minna
" Charles M., painter, r. 101 Prospect PI
" Charles N, stock buyer, r. 902 Van Ness Av
" Charles W., embalmer H. C. Porter & Co.,
r. 112 Mason
Edwards Criterion (real estate monthly),
Edwards Publishing Co. proprietors,
318 Pine, rooms 27-35 and 36
" Daniel F., superintendent estate of James
G. Fair, r. 12M Webster

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men's furnishing goods, 4 Mission, r. 714

Buchanan
" David, machinist, r. 550 Iowa
" Dwight, traveling salesman Merten Mfg.

Co., r. 122 Henry
" Edward, agent New York Life Ins Co.
" Edward, conductor, r. 1552 Kentucky
Edwards Edward, proprietor Mint Saloon and

Restaurant, 605 Commercial, r. 1928 Val-

lejo
" Elizabeth Mrs., r. 316% Golden Gate Av
" Ellen, widow, r. 638 Castro rear
" Ellis, with Lucas Detective Agency, r. 10

South Park
" Elven E., bookkeeper Eagle Warehouse, r.

317 Lyon
" Emma T. Mrs., clerk Registry Division

Post Offlce, r. 1001 Pine
" Ernest C, designer, r. 902 Van Ness Av
" Eugene S., clerk Superintendent Streets'

office, r. 1611 Golden Gate Av
" F., quartermaster str San Bias
Edwards F. Ernest, secretary and manager

Edwards Publishing Co., 318 Pine, room

27, r. 1326 Guerrero
" Flora E. Miss, school teacher, r. 14 Grove
" Frances M. Miss, teacher Potrero Primary

School, r. 14 Grove
" Frank, painter, r. 225 Drumm
" Frank, springmaker, r. 564 Folsom
Edwards Frank G., fire commissioner. New City

Hall, 1st floor, and president Edwards

Publishing Co., 318 Pine, rooms 27, 35 and

36, r. 1326 Guerrero
Edwards Frank G. Mrs., treasurer Edwards

Publishing Co., 318 Pine, room 35, r. 1326

Guerrero
" Fred, painting and paper hanging, 1587%

Turk
" Frederick G. L., burnisher S. F. Plating

Wks, r. Berkeley
" Frederick J., fireman, r. 1833 San Carlos Av
" Frederick J., laborer, r. 427, 3d
" George, r. 848 Vallejo
" George, boatswain str Santa Rosa
" George, clerk Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r.

564 Folsom
" George, machinist, r. 550 Iowa
" George, teamster, r. 411 Sansome
" George, traveling salesman, r. llSHayes
" George, with History Co., r. Berkeley
Edwards George D., mining secretary, 414

California, r. 1121 Laguna
" George F., wood turner N. Parrish & Co.,

r. 1817a McAllister
" George W., wool sorter, r. 14 Grove
" Godfrey, salesman Hooker & Co., r. 501

Stanyan
" H. A., seaman revenue cutter Bear
" Harry, assistant bookkeeper HawleyBros.

Hardware Co., r. 906, 17th
" Harry, journalist, r. 703% Hyde
•' Harry Mrs., widow, r. 1808 Fillmore
" Harry T., molder Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg

Wks, r. 328 Golden Gate Av
" Henry, r. 78, 9th

" Henry, clerk David Edwards, r. 714 Buch-
anan
" Henry, laborer, r. 938 Harrison
" Henry Mrs., widow, r. 418 Eddy
" Henry Mrs., widow, r. 1808 Fillmore
" Herbert G., law clerk E. W. McGraw, r.

714 Broderick
" James, carpenter, r. 1123% Vallejo
" James, longshoreman, r. 36 Clay

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Edwards James A., gripman Sutter St. Ry., r.

1412 Baker
Edwards James W., dental supplies, 5^^
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■' John, r. ]l,22d
" Jolin, r. 102 Vandewater
" John, r. 236 Sutter

" John, baker, r. 1232 Broadway

" John, blacksmith H. Crockard's Sons, r.
563 Mission

" John, cashier local freight office S. P. Co.,
r. 1925 San Carlos Av

" John, cook str San Juan

" John, policeman, r. 2406 Polk

" John, seaman, r. 126 Oregon

" John C, r. 902 Van Ness Av

" John C, policeman, r. 14 Grove

" John E.. student, r. 501 Stanyan
Edwards JolmG., publisher Coast Review, 508
Montgomery, r. 714 Broderick

" John H., with Market St. Ry., r. 1925 San
Carlos Av

" John L.. clerk Registry Division Post Office,
r. Oakland

" Justus H., merchant, r. 1833 San Carlos Av

" Lawrence C, manager The Barnes Riding
Academy, 501-503 Stanyan, r. 501 Stan-
yan
Edwards Lemuel B., superintendent agencies
Balfour, Guthrie & Co., 323 California, r.
317 Lyon

" Lewis B., salesman Davis Bros., r. 612
Jones

" Louis, sashmaker Charles M. Depew Plan-
ing Mill Co., r. Oakland

" Mabel Miss, nurse, r. 1608 Van Ness Av

" Mary Mrs., r. 1000 Van Ness Av

" Mary H., widow, nurse, r. 404 Eddy

" Mary M., widow, r. 14 Grove

" Mathias, liquors, NE cor Fremont and
Brannan, r. 2124a Broderick

" Matilda Mrs., candies, 1225 Market

" M. E. Mrs., widow, r. 917 Larkin

" Minnie Miss, clerk John F. Wichman, r.
3037 16th

" Minor C, salesman, r. 221 Ridley

" Mollie Miss, packer W. H. Miner, r. 39
Jessie

" Morgan, carpenter, 1702 Sacramento, r. 620
Larkin

" Morton A., sculptor 515V4, 13th

" Nellie Miss, r. 711 Jones

" Peter, master mariner, r. 310 Natoma
Edwards Publishing Co. (incorporated). Frank
G. Edwards, president, Mrs. Frank G.
Edwards treasurer, F. Ernest Edwards
secretary and manager, publishers and
proprietors Edwards Abstract from
Records, S. F. (daily), Edwards Tran-
script of Records, Alameda (daily), Ed-
wards Breviate of Records, Marin
(weekly), Edwards Criterion (monthly),
publication and business office, 318 Pine,
and 10 Leidesdorff

" Robert M., notary public, 301 Montgomery
r. 1407 Gough

" S., lineman Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r. 504
Kearny

" Sarah G., widow, r. 1100 Dolores

" Stanton, teamster Albert E. Buckman, r. 8
Gough

" Stephen, shooting gallery, 503 Kearny

" Theresa L., widow, r. 2043 Pine

" Thomas, barber, r. 156, 3d

" Thomas, clerk, r. 316^ Golden Gate Av

" Thomas, coalpasser, r. 268 Brannan

Edwards Thomas, driver Devlin & Sons, r.
Morse nr Watt Av
" Thomas, floorman Michael Conlon, r. 1321

California
" Thomas, laborer, r. 1 Goodsell PI
" Thomas R., salesman James W. Edwards,

r. 711 Jones
" Thomas T., clerk r. 821 Bush
" Timothy, clerk P. & S. dept. S. P. Co., r. 32
Page
Edwards Transcript of Records (Alameda,
daily), Edwards Publishing Co. pro-
prietors, 318 Pine, rooms 27, 35 and 36
" Walter, clerk Henry Hollman, r. 1018 Capp
" Wenceslaus, with S. F. Laundry, r. 1519

Eddy
" William, r. 102iy2 Market
" William (Edwards & Co.), r. 1407 Gough
" William (J. W. Russell & Co.), r. 322 Day
" William, clerk W. A. Brooks, r. 500 Devisa-

dero
" William, coachman, 813 Sutter
" William, teamster, r. 909 Kearny
" William A., bookkeeper Dalziel & MoUer,

r. 135 Haight
" William F., master mariner, r. 554V4 Na-
toma
" William H., principal Crocker Grammar

School, r. 1140,23d
^' William H., stevedore, r. 564 Folsom
" William M. A., cashier Edwards & Co., r.

1407 Gough
" William S., manager Hotel Wentworth, 617

Bush
" William S., manager Silver King Mining

Co., 191-192 Crocker Bldg, r. Alameda
" William T., baggageman S. F. & N. P. Ry.,

r. 1123 Shotwell
" William T., blacksmith Market St. Ry., r. .

1926 Market
" & Co. (William Edwards), stock brokers,
304 Montgomery
Edwardsen Alexander, seaman, r. 39 Jessie

" John, master schr Queen, office 10 Market
Eeberall Frank, brickmason, r. 1176 Harrison
Eel River Valley Lumber Co., Pollard & Dodge

agents, 22 California, rooms 5-6
Eel River and Eureka Railroad Co., Dolbeer &

Carson agents, 10 California, room 3
Eells Alexander G., attorney at law, 325 Mont-
gomery, room 14. r. 1168 Haight
" Charles P. (Page, McCutchen & Eells), at-
torney at law, 5 Mills Bldg, 9th floor, r.
Ross Valley
" Hobart K., attorney at law, 325 Montgom-
ery, room 14, r. 1168 Haight
" John S., clerk auditing dept. Wells, Fargo

&Co., r. 2508 Folsom
" T. S. Mrs., r. 236 Fair Oaks
Effinger Christian, hardware, Ws Mission Road
opp. Bootz's Park
" Christopher E., horseshoer Herold Bros., r.

Mission Road nr Seven Mile House
" John H., clerk, r. 607 Haight
Efford C, oiler str Mariposa
" Robert J., electrician str Australia, r. 1318
Guerrero
Egan Alice Miss, dressmaker, r. 116 Butte
" Annie, varieties, 1435 Valencia
" Bridget, widow, r. 1006 McAllister
" Bridget, domestic, 35 Hill
" Brothers (Thomas and James L.), hay and

grain, 858-860 Harrison
" Catherine, widow, r. 89 West Mission
" Cavary, longshoreman, r. 512 Mission
" Cornelius J., groceries and liquors NE cor

Butte and York, r. 116 Butte
" D., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill
" Daniel V., clerk, r. 122 Page
" David C, clerk Wellman, Peck & Co., r. 3

Haight
" Edward, blacksmith First St. Wks, Union

I. Wks, r. 545 Howard
" Edward, laborer, r. Sickles Av bet Wyom-
ing Av and Soda
" Edward J., salesman W. H.Nolan & Co.,

r. 1603 Golden Gate Av
" Edward M., detective, r. 1825 Eddy
" Elizabeth B., dressmaker, r. 122 Page

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Egan Ellen, domestic, 3130 Howard
" Eugene P., sign writer, r. 1105 Treat Av
" Frank, blacksmith, San Bruno Av nr Silver

Av, r. Gaven nr Sweeny
" Frank, carpenter, r. 1315a 35th
" Frank, cement layer, r. HO Bernard
" Frank, plumber, r. 2039 Mission
" Frank J. (R. J. Egan & Son), r. 3117 Mis-
sion
" Fred, carriage maker, r. 3039 Mission
" George, nurse St. Mary's Hospital
" George D., optician, r. 220 Montgomery Av
" Hannah H. Miss, notions, 1001 Sierra
" Henry, r. 3029 Mission
" Henry, plasterer, r. 110 Bernard
" James, r. 2029 Mission
" James, clerk, r. 110, 4th
" James, machinist Sutter St. Ry., r. 3331a

Geary
" James H., laundryman, r. 1904 Market
" James J., clerk, r. 334, 3d rear
" James J., special policeman, r. 1930 Fill-
more
" James J., teamster Gross & MuUaney, r.

533 Linden Av
" James L. (Egan Bros.), r. 926 Harrison
" John (John Egan & Co.), r. 133 Page
" John, painter, r. 363 Minna
" John, painter Union I. Wks, r. 336 Michigan
" John, teamster Charles Harley Co., r. 926

Harrison
" John, traffic chief W. U. Tel. Co., r. East
Oakland
Egan John & Co. (John Egan), wholesale wines
and liquors, 633 Sansome
John H., clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 33814

Oak
John J., clerk James B. Mahony, r. 1303

Castro
John J., pantryman Occidental Hotel, r.

143 Natoma
John J., printer, r. 417, 27th
John J. Jr., foreman William Lambert, r.

143 Natoma
John S., clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden

Co., r. 133 Page
John W., r. 1603 Golden Gate Av
Joseph, cement layer, r. 110 Bernard
Kate, domestic, 1124 Bush
Maggie, domestic, 911 O'Farrell
Mamie Miss, packer Buckingham & Hecht,

r. 1105 Treat Av
Margaret, widow, r. Sickles Av bet Wyom-
ing Av and Sears
Maria, domestic, 1124 Bush
Martin, cooper Pac. Woodenware and

Cooperage Co., r. 1504 Kentucky
Martin J., journalist Chronicle, r. 711 Jones
Mary, widow, r. N s Tilden nr South Brod-

erick
Mary Miss, r. 116 Butte
Mary E., widow, r. 417, 27th
Mary J. Miss, teacher music, r. 1001 Sierra
Michael, r. Sickles Av bet Wyoming Av

and Sears
Michael, laborer U. S. Engineer's dept., r.

2730 Greenwich
Michael A., laborer, r. Sickles Av nr De

Wolf
Michael E., carpenter, r. 417, 27th
Michael H., laborer, r. 411 Ivy Av
Michael J., contractor and builder, r. 3020

Ellis
Owen, laborer, r. 433!^ Clementina
Patrick, clerk Michael Galvin, r. 701 Mis-
sion
Patrick, laborer, r. 34!^ Diamond
Paul, hostler Michael Conlon, r. 1333 Pine

rear
Peter, shoemaker, 1105 Treat Av
Peter J., groceries and liquors, 933 Green-
wich
Richard J. (R. J. Egan & Son), r. 26 Albion

Av
Richard J. Jr., carriage painter R. J. Egan

& Son, r. 26 Albion Av
R. J. & Son (Richard J. and Frank J.), fur-
niture dealers and wagon makers, 2117
Mission

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Egan Sarah Miss, dressmaker, r. 116 Butte
" Thomas, r. 768 Harrison
" Thomas (Egan Bros.), r. 926 Harrison
" Thomas, hodcarrier, r. 336 California Av
" Thomas, laborer, r. 83 Stevenson rear
" Thomas, laborer, r. 308 Tehama
" Thomas, laborer Union I. Wks, r. 501 Napa
" Thomas B., clerk, r. 417, 27th
" Thomas F., clerk John Egan & Co., r. 133

Page
" Thomas F., clerk J. C. Nolan & Co., r. 1603

Golden Gate Av
" Thomas M., plumber, r. N s Tilden nr

South Broderick
" William, clerk, r. 1028 Hyde
" William, deckhand str Modoc
" William, hackdriver, r. 115a 6th
" William, machinist, r. 116 Butte
Egan WiUiam F., M. R. C. V. S. England and
F. E. V. M. S. Edinburgh, veterinary
surgeon S. F. Fire Department, office
and r. 1117 Golden Gate Av, hours 9 a. m.
and after 6 p. m., telephone West 138
" William J., special agent The Fidelity

Mutual Life Assn., r. 130 Page
" Winnie Miss, dressmaker, r. 116 Butte
" W. J., laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli Av
-eS^Egan. See Eagan and Eagen
Egar John S., painter, r. 10 Williamson
j8®=Egar. See Eagar and Eager
Egbert A., laborer Tubbs Cordage Co.
Egbert Charles, manager John Wieland Brew-
ery, 238-240, 2d, r. Oakland
" Cornelia I., widow, r. SE cor 21st and Noe
Egeberg Henry P., blacksmith Joshua Hendy

Machine Wks, r. 2038 Bryant Av
Egenhoff David Mrs., widow, r. 1435 Folsom
" Elizabeth Miss, operator S. F. Dist. Tel.
Co., r. 1435 Folsom
Egerton Josephine, widow, r. 1310b Scott
4®"Egerton. See Edgerton
Eggeling Henry, bakery, 1316 Polk and 1598
Fulton
" Louisa, widow, r. 1598 Fulton
Egger Emma, domestic, 621 Commercial
Eggerling Frederick, porter F. Martens & Co.,

r. lA Taylor Terrace
Eggers Charles (Eggers, Gould & Co.), r. I3O814
Mission
" Charles, butcher Horn & Judge, r. 13th Av

South bet L and M
" Dora, widow, r. 33 Tehama
" Edward, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r.

12th Av South bet L and M
" Ferdinand H., foreman Gal. Furniture Mfg.
Co.. r. 1807 Steiner

EGGERS FRANK F.,

manufacturer electric motors and
dynamos, sole patentee and manu-
facturer Eggers' Electric Dental En-
gine and Automatic Gas Engine
Dynamo, storage batteries repaired,
maintained and charged, 134 Sutter,
r. 1031 Pacific, telephone Black 365
Eggers Fred, proprietor Humboldt Hotel, 233-
335, 15th

" Frederick, salesman Leege & Mills, r. 302
Gough

" Frederick, seaman brig William G. Irwin,
r. 328 Drumm

" George F., clerk Standard Oil Co., r. Oak-
land
Eggers George H. (Eggers & Co.), and president
Eggers Vineyard Co., 214 California, r.
1130 Eddy

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springs), and manufacturers superior
ginger ale, 1308 Mission
Eggers Hans F. (Eggers & Gibson), r. 1:301
Mason
Henry, groceries and liquors, 228 Brannan
Herman C, with Eggers Vineyard Co., r.

1130 Eddy
John, sausage maker Katz & Sons, r. 1006

Union
John C, produce conmiission, 309 Drumm,

r. 1310 California
John F. G., merchant, r. 228 Brannan
John H. (Schmidt & Eggers), r. 1516 Pacific

Av
Louis, machinist Union I. Wks, r. 504 Napa
Martin, groceries and liquors, 701 Van Ness

Av, r. 226 Elm Av
Minnie, widow, r. 1031 Pacific
Oswalda A., widow, r. 312 Haight
Peter (Roehr & Eggers), r. NW cor 1st
and Folsom
" Tracy Miss, finisher Fullerton & Schulte,
r. 12th Av South bet L and M
Eggers Vineyard Company The, George H.
Eggers president, Albert Wissel secre-
tary, 214 California
" William J., plumber and gasfitter, 426
Turk, r. 15 Marye Terrace
Eggers & Co. (George H. Eggers), wine pro-
ducers and raisin growers, ofRce 214
California
" & Gibson (Hans F. Eggers and Treadville
M. Gibson), groceries and liquors, 1000
Jackson
Eggesberger William, barber Charles Dittmar,

r. NE cor Vallejo and Stockton
Eggerstad William, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Eggert Addie Miss, artist, r. 715 Post
" Antone, driver Adams & Rohrer, r. 2305

Harrison
" August, butcher, 343, 3d, r. 2^4 Verona PI
" Claussen, bottler Cal. Bottling Co., r. 413

Grove
" Emil, clerk, r. 636 Commercial
" Frederick, clerk William M. Searby, r.

Alameda
" George, laborer, r. American Exchange

Hotel
" Henry, butcher, r. 301 Union
" John F., salesman J. M. Litchfield & Co.,

r. 430 Geary
" L. L. Mrs., teacher music, r. 5 Glen Park Av
" Thomas G., clerk, r. 928 Pine
" William (Eggert & Getz), r. 307 Fell
" William C, clerk J. H. A. Folkers& Bro..

r. 307 Fell
" & Getz (William Eggert and Theodore
Getz), liquors, 259, 4th
Eggertson Jacob, cook James C. Petersen, r.

505, 4th
Eggesen Peder, laborer, r. 1110^/4 Hampshire
Eggler August, r. 681 Vz Clementina
Eggleston A. T., manager Willcox & Gibbs
Sewing Machine Co. , 342 Post, r. Berkeley
" Charles P., collector Willcox & Gibbs Sew-
ing Machine Co., r. Berkeley
4S-Eggleston. See Eccleston and Egleston
Eggleton George, horse dealer, r. 1501 Wash-
ington
Egidy Morris, r. 590 Mission
Eging Christian, tailor, 316 Leavenworth

Egleston May Mrs., musician, r. 307 Golden
Gate Av
" Simeon A., shoemaker, r. 1091^4 Ridley
>8®="Egleston. See Eccleston and Eggleston
Egnel Emlle, painter Sutro Baths
Egner John, cooper, r. 409 Pacfiic
Ehat Andrew A. (Ehat & EUert), r. 411 Van
Ness Av
" & Ellert (Andrew A. Ehat and John A.
EUert), paints and oils, 638 Post
Ehinger Rudolph, barber, r. 1529 Dupont
Ehl Peter, cook, r. 8 Gough
Ehle Hickman, groceries and liquors, 1301

Webster, r. WOdYz Ellis
Ehleff Christian, seaman, r. 22 Sacramento
Ehlers Amie, cook, r. 532 Stevenson
" Frederick (Stunker & Ehlers), r. 625 Geary
" Henry, clerk Henry Schade, r. 126 Guerrero
" John, liquors, E s Stanyan nr Grove
" John H., r. 1205 Kearny
" Richard (Ehlers & Golsch), r. NW cor 23d

and Folsom
" Theodore, upholsterer John Hoey, r. 1106

Treat Av
" Wiechen, real estate, r. 1205 Kearny
" & Golsch (Richard Ehlers and Christian
Golsch), groceries and liquors, NW cor
22d and Folsom
J8®= Ehlers. See Ahlers

Ehlert Charles, seaman, r. J bet 5th and 6th Avs
South
" Charles H., clerk B. H. Tietjen, r. 10 De
Boom
Ehlinger Charles, liquors, 2131 Harrison
" Joseph, bartender F. Blondeau, r. 525 Pine
" Michael, shoemaker, 525 Pine
Ehmann Alfred G., machinist W. V. Bryan, r.
420 Jersey

EHMANN CHARLES E.,

photographer, 111, 4th, r. 216, 12th

Ehmann E. W., traveling salesman Nathan,
Dohrmann & Co., r. Oakland
" Gustav, bartender Benjamin Lindholm, r.

251 Steuart
" Magdalina, widow, r. 107, 4th
Ehmer Bessie E., domestic, NE cor Haight and

Stanyan
Ehms Paul, peddler, r. 15th nr Hampshire
Ehn Charles, money broker, r. 418 Ellis
Ehnert August, landscape gardener, r. 1423b

Geary
Ehred John, carpenter, r. cor Somerset and

Felton
Ehrenberg Alfred G., manager Stollwerck Dis-
tributing Co., 63 Nucleus Bldg, r. Oak-
land
Ehrenberg A. T., physician, office and r. 1804
Market, hours 8 to 9 a. m., 2 to 4 and 8 to
9 p. m., Sundays 10 to 11 a. m., telephone
Jessie 591
" Isaac, salesman Joshua Hendy Machine

Wks, r. Alameda
" Louis, r. 1044 Howard
" Moses, clerk George Aronson, r. 1234 0'Far-

rell
" Walter d'A., druggist I. Wolfl, r. 2006
Howard
Ehrenclou Alfred N., machinist, r. 4 Hyde Ter-
race
Ehrenfeld Louis, teacher penmanship, r. 104

Mason
Ehrenfeuchter Albert, plumber, r. 7 Vallejo Ter-
race
Ehrengart Charles, with A. Repsold & Co., r.

2032, 19th
Ehrenpfort Albert E., manager William Ehren-
pfort, 1323 Market, r. 801 Fillmore
" Arthur, student Kenitzer & Barth, r. 926

Eddy
" Emma, widow, r. 926 Eddy
" George F. (Rothschild & Ehrenpfort), r.

1751 Ellis
" Gustave, salesman, r. 801 Fillmore
" Hugo, liquors, 123 Front, r. 926 Eddy
" Louis, drug clerk, r. 936 Eddy
" William, carpets, 1323 Market, r. 801 Fill-
more
" William C.,r. 926 Eddy

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Ehrenwerth Albert, butclier, r. 1422 Taylor
" Bennett, manager Jacob S. Oppenheim, r.

1432 Taylor
•' George, clerk, r. 1422 Taylor
" Morris, r. 1422 Taylor
Etirer Charles C, secretary X. L. Dairy Co.,
NW cor Folsom and 21st, r. 126V2 Liberty
Ehresman John, barber Edsen & Bernhard, r.

1, 5th
Ehret Albert, machinist Harris, Oswald &
Noble, r. Golden Gate, Cal.
•' Albert H., plumber and gasfitter, 1136 Fol-
som
" Frances, widow, r. 622 Hermann
" Joseph, helper Harris, Oswald & Noble, r.
Golden Gate, Cal.
Ehrhard Frederick J., butcher, r. 130, 24th
Ehrhardt Albert, butcher Hofmann & Woenne,
r. 351a Minna
" Frank, printer Call, r. 14 Ellis
'• Jacob Mrs., r. 418, 12th Av
" John D., city agent Gutte & Frank, r.

Colma
" Leo, glover B. Blumenthal & Co., r. 1723y2
Leavenworth
;6®- Ehrhardt. See Earhart and Erhardt
Ehrhart Barbara Miss, r. 526!^ Pacific
" Michael, barber Peter W. Ehrhart, r. ]04y2,
9th
Ehrhart Peter W., barber, IO4V2, 9th
Ehrhorn Carl, shoemaker, 1404a Ellis
" Edward, shoemaker, 1718 Polk
" George H., clerk Spring Valley W. W., r.

Berkeley
" Rudolph, shoemaker, 221 Fillmore
Ehringer William, carpenter, r. 20 Capp
Ehrke Frederick W., helper Risdon I. and L.

Wks, r. 1604 Lexington Av
Ehrlich Dora Miss, stenographer
Bros., r. 202, 7th
" Ferdinand, bottler Wichman,

Co., r. 2815% California
" Herman, stationery, 225, 6th, r.
" John, insurance, r. 1150 Golden Gate Av
" Louis, cigar dealer, r. 856 Harrison
" Samuel, salesman R. Isaacs & Bro., r. Oak-
land
Ehrman Albert L., buyer M. Ehrman & Co., r.
1900 "Washington
" George, upholsterer A. P. Raye & Co., r. 415

Grove
" George Jr., musician, r. 415 Grove
" Herman, bookkeeper M. P. Kohlberg & Co.,

r. 1234 Bush
" Joseph (M. Ehrman & Co.) , r. 251 1 Pacific Av
" Lexy, clerk M. Ehrman & Co., r. 847 Golden
Gate Av
Ehrman M. & Co. (Myer, Joseph and Solomon
W. Ehrman, Samuel Sussman and
Samuel I. Wormser), importers and
wholesale grocers, 104-110 Front
" Myer (M. Ehrman & Co.), r. 1900 Washing-
ton
" Solomon W. (M. Ehrmann & Co.), r. 2016

Van Ness Av
" Sydney, student, r. 1900 Washington
" Theodore F., musician, r. 415 Grove
Ehrmann Frank J., harness maker, r. 22 Stock-
ton PI
" John A., harness maker, 1245 Folsom
" Julius (Esberg, Backman & Co.), r. New-
York
" Valentine, r. 22 Stockton PI
" Valentine Jr., carpenter, r. 1031 York
Ehrsom Joseph, laborer, r. ISV^ Welsh rear
Eibach Charles (Kern & Eibach), r. Oakland
Eiben Henry J. (Eiben & Scheflfauer), r. 631 Mc-
Allister „ „ , ,
" Henry J. Jr., carpenter Eiben & Schef-

fauer, r. 631 McAllister
" Jacob H. E., groceries and liquors, NW

cor 17th and Dolores, r. 392 Dolores
" & Scheflauer (Henry J. Eiben and George
Scheffauer). carpenters and cabinet
makers, 215 Post and 8 Polk
Eiberger Michael, carpenter, r. N s Willard nr

Fulton
Eibrich Henry, laborer, r. cor Army and Mis-
sissippi

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Eichbaum Charles W., collector Pac. Gas Im-
provement Co., r. 3621, 16th

" Frederick H.,- superintendent Pac. Im-
provement Co., r. 2644 Howard

" Frederick H. Jr., mechanic, r. 2644 Howard

" Joseph v., clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Hay-
den Co., r. 2644 Howard

" William P., salesman Crane Co., r. 200
San Jose Av
Eichel John C, salesman Morgan Bros., r. 1208
Hampshire

" Martin C, sailmaker Henrix & Fraser, r.
623 Greenwich

•' Mary, widow, r. 623 Greenwich

" William, bartender James F. Kearny, r.
623 Greenwich
Eichelroth Francis C, workman U. S. Mint, r.

1330a Hayes
Eichenberg Belle, widow, r. 3i% Rausch

" Edgar S., clerk Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r.

" Elise F. Miss, crayon artist, r. 15 Sanchez
" Henry G., salesman O'Connor, Moflatt &
Co., r. 15 Sanchez
Eicher William, confectioner, r. IOOSY2 Clay
Eichholz Charles G., bridge builder, r. 244, 6th
■' Otto F., clerk G. Leipnitz & Co., r. 511a
Brannan
Eichler J. H. & Co. (John H. Eichler), plumbers,
493 Haight
" John H. (J. H. Eichler & Co.), r. 310%

Waller
" Joseph, tailor, r. 1 Julian Av
Eichner John, butcher, r. 8 Ashburton PI
Eicholz Otto, carpenter Pac. Sheet Metal Wks,

r. 619 Stevenson
Eicholzer Margaret, widow, r. Moultrie nr Cres-
cent Av
EichornHilmar A., tailor J. A. Eichorn, r. 621
Octavia
" Julius A., merchant tailor, 208 Kearny, r.

621 Octavia
" Oscar, clerk Jean Peyre, r. 10 Elgin Park
Eick Ernst H., proprietor Mechanics' House.

116 Berry
Eickelberg R. D., express messenger, r. 126
Ellis . ,

Eickhofl Clare Miss, nurse St. Luke's Hospital
" Henry (Lindley & Eickhofi), attorney at
law, 530 California rooms 39-42, r. San
Rafael
" Theodore, cellarman Cal. Wine Assn., r.
1111 Broadway
Eickholt Anton, carpenter, r. 624 Fulton
Eickhorn Frederick, butcher S. Simon
Eickhorst Frederick G., groceries, NW cor

Greenwich and Pierce, r. 3005 Pierce
Eide Soren A., draughtsman W. T. Garratt &

Co., r. Berkeley
Eidenmuller WiUiam C, physician and sur-
geon, 14 Grant Av, rooms 1-5, r. 630 Green
Eidinger Edward, tailor, 2227 Mission
" Emil, iron worker, r. 2227 Mission
" Minnie C, dressmaker, r. 2227 Mission
Eiermann Gustav, clerk, r. 16 Central Av
Eifer August, waiter, r. 439 Jessie
Eifert Conrad, shoemaker, r. 1322 Kearny
" H. Otto, lithographer H. S. Crocker Co., r.
7% Sonora „ ^

" William J., brass finisher Whyte & De
Rome, r. 732 Folsom
Eiffel House, 727 Sansome

Eigholz J. L.. salesman S. F. Autographic Reg-
ister Co., r. 27 Oak T. -1 -D
Eighth Congregational Church, Rev. Emil R.
Galloway pastor. Broad nr Plymouth Av

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Eihlers A., porter The Oberon, r. 512 Bush
Eilerman Frances A., widow, r. 1710 Baker
Eilersen L. P., laborer, r. 230 Pacific
Eillieii Herman F., gripman Market St. Ry., r.

2711 Sutter
Eimers Anthony C, painter, r. 246, 6th
Einfeldt Charles, baker, r. 763 Howard
" Christ, lunchman The Louvre, r. 709 Stock-
ton
" Detlef J., engineer Schmidt Label &Litho.

Co., r. 13 Belvedere <
" Henry L., waiter Mrs. Martha Ross, r. 510

Mission
" John A., sticker-hand Union I. Wks., r. 510
Mission
Einselen Charles R., steward, r. 8 Cohen PI
" Fredericka, widow, r. 2 Broad's PI
" G. A. Mrs., teacher music, r. 1016 Leaven-
worth
" Gustav A., compositor Cal. Demokrat, r.

1016 Leavenworth
" Henry W., confectioner, r. 2 Broad's PI
Einsfeld Andrew, cigars and tobacco, 2003 Fill-
more, r. 20 Middle
" George A., barber Peter Einsfeld, r. 871

Market
" Henry, painter, r. 21 Bridge PI
" Henry M., barber Peter Einsfeld, r. 871

Market
" Josephine C, domestic, 34 Belvedere
" Peter, barber, 871 Market
" Peter Jr., barber, 1125 Market, r. III714
Stevenson
Einstein Benjamin, secretary S. F. Clothing
Renovating Wks. , 14 Kearny, r. 822 Geary
" Daniel, contractor and builder, 630 Market,

r. 405 Van Ness Av
" J. & Co. (Jacob and Morris Einstein), pro-
prietors Commercial Mills, 149 Bluxome
" Jacob (J. Einstein & Co.), r. 1453 Franklin
" M., traveling salesman, r. Hotel St.

Nicholas
" Morris (J. Einstein & Co.) r. 2211 Buchanan
Eintracht Morris (Eintracht & Milsner), r. 1823

Webster
Eintracht Spar und Bau Verein, Frederick
Ehrenpfort president, Henry Gille sec-
retary, 308 Treat Av
Eintracht The, Joseph Rech proprietor, 539
California
" & Milsner (Morris Eintracht and Adolph
Milsner), manufacturers suspenders, 112
Sutter
Eirat William, laborer, r. 8 Vanderwater
Eis Martin, waiter, r. 309 Ivy Av
Eisan George M., butcher, 411 Waller, r. 7I614
Tehama
' ' James H. (Unwin & Eisan) , r. 716'^ Tehama
Eisel Charles, turner Will & Finck Co., r. 923

Union
Eisele Felix, steward The Louvre, r. 411 Golden

Gate Av
Eiselen Alfred J., groceries and liquors, NW
cor 28th and Dolores
" Alfred J. Jr., clerk Alfred Eiselen, r. NW

cor 28th and Dolores
" Oscar J., barber, 1602 Valencia, r. 211 Lang-
ton rear
Eiseman Amelia, widow, r. 1813 Sutter

" David, bookmaker, r. 1813 Sutter
Eisen Edward G., dentist, 122 Phelan Bldg, r.
1323 Guerrero
" Francis T. estate of, proprietors Eisen

Vineyard Co., 12 Stevenson
" Gustav, curator biology California Acad-
emy of Sciences, 819 Market

Eisen Peter, malster Empire Malt House, r. 2311

Powell
Eisen Vineyard Co., estate of Francis T. Eisen

proprietors, 12 Stevenson
Eisenbach Adolph (Louis Taussig & Co.), r. 2116
Post
" Isaac P., jeweler, r. 1808 Pacific Av
" Julian, stenographer Sather Banking Co.,

r. 12061/2 Polk
" Julius, r. 2116 Post
Eisenbeis Gustav, molder, r. 565 Mission
" Gustav Jr., coppersmith, r. 565 Mission
" Louis, tinner, r. 565 Mission
Eisenberg A. & Co. (Adolph Eisenberg), dia-
monds and jewelry, 126 Kearny, room B
" Adolph (A. Eisenberg & Co.), r. 1807 Post
" Elkan, cigars, 202, 6th, r. 2006 Jackson
" Henry, salesman I. N. Eisenberg, r. 608a

Powell
" Ignatz N., boots and shoes, 406 Kearny, r.

608a Powell
" P., waiter, r. 157,7th

" William, engineer Pac. Ammonia and
Chemical Wks, r. NW cor Francisco and
Webster
Eisenbraun Henry, porter, r. 174^4 Minna
Eisenhauer Margaret, widow, r. 1107 Clay
Eisenhorst F. T., saloon watchman str City of

Peking
Eisenhuth John W., secretary West Shore Ry.

Co.. 43 Crocker Bldg, r. 778 Clayton
Eisenmann Peter, receiving clerk The Louvre
" P. Joseph, clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Hay-
den Co., r. 3034 Washington
Eisenschimel Adolf, cheesemaker William

Meyer, r. Sears nr. Sherman Av
Eisenschimel Carl, expert on handwriting and
engrosser of memorials, 335 Kearny, r.
125, 16th
" Harry C, painter S. P. Co-, r. 125, 16th
" James C, clerk Michalitschke Bros. & Co.,

r. 125, 16th
" Milton C, bookkeeper, r. 125, 16th
Eisenstein Charles, conductor Market St. Ry.,

r. 9 Day
Eisermann George, sugar worker, r. 1034^ Bry-
ant
Eisert Henry W., cashier G. H. Umbsen & Co.,

r. 533 Hayes
J8®= Eisert. See Isert
Eisfelder Edgar M., r. 1419'4 Webster
" Elise, widow, r. 1419V2 Webster
" Florence Miss, school teacher, r. 1419'/2

Webster
" Samuel, eyeglasses, 81)4, 4th, r. 178 Minna
Eisfeldt Theodore A., clerk Neustadter Bros., r.

Alameda
Eisle William, laborer, r. Hart nr San Bruno Av
Eisleben Hans, Pacific Coast agent J. B. Spencer
Mfg. Co. (New York), 636 Clay, r. 242, 6tli
Eisling Joseph, baker, r. 625 Clay
Eisman Mary Miss, waiter Johanna Neumann,

r. 304, 3d
Eisner Abe L., clerk Kutner-Goldstein Co., r.
838 McAllister
" B. Milford, bookkeeper I. Oppenheimer &

Co., r. 838 McAllister
" Charles, clerk City and County Hospital

EISNER DANIEL,

manufacturer of fine furs, fancy furs
and sealskin garments a specialty,
sealskin sacques re-dyed ana altered
to latest styles. 331 Kearny, r. 615
Taylor
Eisner Herman, plumber and gasfltter,'1707 Sut-
ter, r. 12 Ewing PI
Eisner Milton S. fReinstein & Eisner), attorney
at law, 317 Sansome, r. 1800 Pierce
" Nicholas, bartender, r. 650 Mission
" Phillip, plumber and gasfitter, 436 Hayes
" Sarah, widow, r. 838 McAllister
" William, nurse, r. 209 Leidesdorfl
Eisold Emil, baker John Schlichtmann, r. 645

McAllister
Eissler Conrad, cabinet maker, r. 117 Julian Av

" Martin, longshoreman, r. 117 Julian Av
Eiszler Daniel, salesman Raphael Weill & Co.,
r. 13 Glen Park Av

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Eitel Amelia F. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 407 Octavia
" Annie G. Miss, bookkeeper, r. 407 Octavia
" Charles, baker, r. 763 Howard
" Charles H., clerk Simpson Lumber Co., r.

Oakland
" Edward E., adjuster claims, r. 114 Murphy

Bldg
" Eliza F. Mrs. (Eitel & Co.), r. 1118 Market
" John M. F., druggist, r. 407 Octavia
" & Co. (Mrs. E. F. Eitel), real estate and
business agents, 1118 Market
Eithele J., teamster Albert Hansen, r. 217,

14th
Eitzen August Mrs., widow, r. 128, 21st
Eizaga Florencio, janitor, 339 Kearny, r. 5 Bacon

PI
Ek Eva, widow, r. 1 Elizabeth
" John, merchant tailor, 410 Kearny, room 33,
r. Berkeley
e^ Ek. See Eck and Ecks
Ekelund Eric, electro gilder, 9 Hardie PI, r. 312

Waller
Ekenberg Richard, ironworker, r. I6O714 San

Carlos Av
Ekengren Fred, teamster Lewis & Co., r. 13

Madison Av
Ekensteen Cecelia Mrs., teacher music and lan-
guages, r. 1819 Dupont
" Max, solicitor, r. 1819 Dupont
Ekerson Peter, laborer Western Sugar Refinery,

r. 730, 4th
Ekholm Charles, seaman brig William G. Irwin,

r. 328 Drumm
Eklund Annie C, widow, r. 1812 Bush
" Nels, laborer, r. 150 Clara
" Swen A., tailor, r. 1025 Hampshire
4®- Eklund. See Ecklund
Ekmai; Andrew H., bicycle maker Yosemite

Mfg. Co., r. 13 Marye Terrace
Ekroth Alfred, seaman, r. 337 Bryant rear
Ekstrom Charles A., musician, r. 1617 Mason
" John, coffee saloon, 421 East North, r, 321.
3d
Elam Thomas, carpenter and builder, 40 New

Montgomery, r. 511 Sanchez
Elardo Navarro, porter, r. 725 Vallejo
Elastic Tip Company, E. E. Buckelton agents

bicycle supplies, 14-16 Fremont
Elberg Abraham, operator Pac. Postal Tel.
Cable Co., r. 625 Eddy
" Isaac, operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 625 Eddy
" Samuel, tailor, r. 625 Eddy
" Solomon, auditor Pac. Postal Tel. Cable
Co., r. 625 Eddy
Jm- Elberg. See Alberg

Elbert John N., mining, 220 Fremont, r. 1225
Jackson
" John N. Jr., bookkeeper Harding's Law
and Collection Office, r. 1225 Jackson
Elcho House, William W. Walmsley Jr. pro-
prietor, 863!^ Market
Elcho Kennels, A. B. Truman proprietor, 1425

Steiner nr. Ellis
El Commercio de San Francisco (Spanish
weekly). Angel P. Alvarez publisher and
proprietor, 420 Montgomery
El Coronado Mining Co., J. N. E. Wilson presi-
dent, George T. Jacobs secretary, 530
California, room 12
Elder D. Paul, with William Doxey, r. 2715 Bu-
chanan
" Elva R. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar

School, r. 520 Capp
" George, carpenter, r. 2715 Mission
" George W., r. 455 Valencia

ELDER JAMES,

agent George A. Clark & Bro, (New

York), Clark's O. N. T. spool cotton.

Marshall & Co. linen threads and

Millward's Helix needles, 14-16,Sutter,

r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Elder James, laborer, r. 154 Tehama
" James W., cashier Brigham, Hoppe & Co.,

r. 3403 Clay
" John, dry goods, 315 Hayes, r. 1023, 21st
Elder Robert B., agent Westinghouse Electric

and Manufacturing Co., 228 Bush, r. 2715

Buchanan

W. MONTAGUE & CO.

MANUFACTURERS OP

RIVETED IRON and STEEL

For Town Water Works, Hydraulic Mining

and Irrigation.

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Elder Robert C, clerk Kowalsky & Co., r. Oak-
land

" Robert F., r. 1237 Stockton

" Robert F., clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 629, 23d

" Robert H., shorthand reporter, 16 Mills
Bldg, 7th floor

" Scott, sewer contractor, 17-19 Spear, r. 2715
Buchanan

" Suviah L., widow, r. 609, 23d

" William, cashier G. G. Wickson & Co., r.
Alameda

" William J., stoves and tinware, 606 Clay,
r. Alameda
Elderkin Piatt B., attorney at law, r. 1513 Grove
El Dorado Building and Loan Association,
George W. Dixon president, Leon Den-
nery secretary, 214 Pine
El Dorado Linseed Oil Works Co., George A.
Moore secretary and treasurer, works
West Berkeley, office 208 California

" Loan Association, Dennery & Gunzburger
secretaries, 214 Pine, room 3
Eldracher Charles, r. 131, 7th

" Peter, r. 131, 7th

" WilliamF.,r. 131, 7th
Eldred Nellie A., widow, r. 524, 22d

" William, florist, r. 72H/3 O'Farrell
Eldredge Benjamin G., r. 1924 Broderick

" John B., mining engineer, 328 Montgom-
ery, room 311, r. Alameda

" Kimball C, capitalist, 309 California,
rooms 1-2, r. Alameda
Eldridge Bert, packer J. A. Folger & Co., r. 1015
Larkln

" C.,r. 157, 7th

" Carlton L. (California Last Factory), r.
1123 Alabama

" Catherine Mrs., crockery and tinware, 1509
Dupont

" Charles, cooperage, 24 Commercial, r. 720b
Union

" Charles, trackman Sutter St. Ry., r. 814

" E., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 813A Lott

" Ella Miss, r. 1573/2 Market

" Francenia R. Mrs., r. 1015 Larkin

" Herbert N., butcher John E. Burkard, r. 16
Bond

" Jane, widow, r. 720b Union

" John, blacksmith, r. 39 Federal
Eldridge John R., physician and surgeon, 406
Sutter, rooms 24-25, hours 10 to 12 a. m.,
1 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. m.

" Joseph, longshoreman, r. 14 Elsie

" Lloyd S., porter S. F. Art Association, r.
SE cor California and Mason

" Mary E. Mrs., r. 1573% Market
Eldridge Oliver, correspondent New York Board
and agent Boston and Philadelphia
Boards of Marine Underwriters, 303 Cali-
fornia, r. 615 Sutter

" R. Eugene, teacher Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 1250 California

" Samuel, cooper Charles Eldridge, r. 720b
Union

" Sylvester A., solicitor Alliance Assurance
Co., r. Oakland

" The, Mrs. Jane Clow proptr, 120a Eddy
Election Commissioners Board of. New City

Hall basement
Electric Collection Co., T. J. Shackleford presi-
dent and manager, 33-34 Mills Bldg, 7th
floor
Electric Improvement Co., F. M. Pickering
secretary, 523 Montgomery

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100 Battery Street. TeL Main 1864.

OAKLAND BRANCH,

1058 Broadway. Telephone 54.

Electric Laundry Co., D. W. Crowley manager,
offtce 215 Valencia, telephone Mission 40

" Match Co., James A. Salts manager, 23
Davis

" Paint Co. (incorporated), R. H. Gans presi-
dent, G. D. Mahone secretary, 43 Phelan
Bldg

" Placer Mining Co., J. R. Kendall president,
Alden R. Mening secretary, 214 Pine,
room 35

" Supply Co., Robert Langer proprietor,
experimental and model work, 58, 1st
Electrical Construction and Repair Co. (W. L.
McKinley and K. G. Dunn), 332 Montgom-
ery

Electrical Engineering Co.,

C. B. Sessions secretary and manager,
manufacturers djmamos and motors,
34-36 -Main

Electrical Maintenance Co., King & Mangels-
dorf proprietors, 40 New Montgomery

ELECTROPOISE,

Watson & Co. agents, 124 Market
Elevator Tlie (weekly), J. B. Wilson editor and

manager, 622 Clay
Elfelt Joseph (A. H. Smith & Co.) r. 1020 Post
Elfendahl Ernest, clerk Frank B. Peterson &
Co., r. 2616a Bush
" Ernestine, widow, r. 2616a Bush
" Victor H.. clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co., r.
2616a Bush
Elffner Anthony, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 814

Cole
Elford Alfred B., bookkeeper W.P.Morgan, r.
318 Golden Gate Av
" Alfred T., carpenter, 621 Howard, r. Colma,

Cal.
" Harry, machinist, r. 821 Howard
Elfors Frank, r. 120a Shipley

•' Josie Miss, paper boxmaker, r. 130a Shipley
Elfving Carl W., manager Elfving & Seawell's
Law and Collection Agency, and presi-
dent Cauca Valley Development Co., 217
Sansome, r. 1013 Clay
" John E., collector Elfving & Seawell's Law
and Collection Agency, r. 1013 Clay
Elfving & Seawell's Law and Collection
Agency, Carl W. Elfving manager, Vic-
tor F. Seawell secretary, 217 Sansome
Elgg Charles, painter, r. 517 Hickory Av
Elgin William G., tinsmith Olsen, Ruth & Cook,

r. Oakland
Elias A., r. 1403 Gough
" George W., clerk John E. Youngberg, r. 312

Eddy
" Isaac, bookbinder, r. 2529 Washington
" Israel, bookbinder, r. 2529 Washington
" Lipmann, r. 2529 Washington
" Morris, gents' furnishing goods, 514, 2d
" Sarah Miss, stenographer, r. 514, 2d
" William J., r. 530 Montgomery Av
Eliaser Abraham, r. dloV^ McAllister

" Isaac, r. 915'^ McAllister
Eliassen Charles, laborer, r. 11 Natoma
" Charles H., bookkeeper The Werner Co., r.

Oakland
" Edward, bookkeeper The Werner Co., r.

Oakland
" Martin, cabinet maker John Hoey, r. Oak-
land
Eliot Alice Mrs., r. 146. 13th
Eliot Joseph B., business manager S. F. Chron-
icle, NE cor Kearny and Market, r. 6
Turk

Eliot William G. Jr. Rev. , associate pastor First

Unitarian Church, r. 27 Laurel
4®-Eliot. See Alliot, Elliot and Elliott
Elite Photographic Studio, Jones & Lotz pro-
prietors, 838 Market
Elite Saloon The, William Schreiber proprietor,

21 Kearny
Elite The, A. Mautz & Co. proprietors, dry
goods, gents' furnishing and fancy goods,
2530-3522 Mission
Elk River Mill and Lumber Co. (Humboldt Co.),

Jacob C. Hawley agent. Pier 4 Steuart
Elken Albert, candy maker, r. 527, 19th
Elkington Charles E., salesman, r. 1523»4 Do-
lores
" James E., shipping clerk Boston Woven
Hose and Rubber Co., r. 20 1/2 Albion Av
Elkins Adelina M., widow, r. 1002b Bush
" George, tailor, r. 437 Natoma
" W. A., factory hand Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 312
Louisiana
Elks B. P. 0., W. C. Dudley secretary, 120 O'Far-

rell
Elkus Edward M., clerk r. 2328 Pacific Av
" L. Co. The (Sacramento, Cal.), merchants,

office 211 Pine
" Louis, president The L. Elkus Co., r. 2328
Pacific Av
EUard Catherine, widow, r. 1410 Baker
" Edward, laborer, r. 935, 15th
" Frederick S., machinist The Pelton Water

Wheel Co., r. Oakland
" Thomas F., packer, r. 1212 Hampshire
JBS-Ellard. See Allard
EUebrook George, messman str Corona
EUefsen Charles, master str Protection, r. 38
Lundy Lane
" Christopher, boatswain str State of Cali-
fornia, r. 113 Precita Av
" Olaf, seaman, r. 536, 3d
" Samuel, seaman str State of California, r.
113 Precita Av
Ellen William, longshoreman, r. 33 Steuart
EUenberger Casper, wood carver Home Mfg. Co.,
r. 1019 Florida
" Cyrus, observer U. S. Weather Bureau, r.

NE cor 23d and Rhode Island, Potrero
" Frederick A., truckman Truck 5, r. 1019
Florida
Ellenbrook Joseph M., salesman, r.664i/4 Howard
" Josephine S. Mrs., teacher music, r. 66454
Howard
Ellenger Charles W., conductor Sutter St. Ry.,

r. 1845 Fillmore
4Sr Ellenger. See Ellinger
El Leopoldo Gold and Silver Mining Co., Felix
Chappelet president, Jabez Howes sec-
retary, 214 Pine, room 55
Eller John, lineman Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r. Ill,
10th
" Joseph, milker New York Dairy, r. Old San

Jose Road nr County Jail No 3
" Philip, waiter, r. 6 Antonia
Ellerby John R., motorman Market St. Ry., r.

919 Webster
Ellermeier Henry W., locksmith John Todt, r.
1217 Pacific rear
" Henri, baker, r. 1217 Pacific rear
Filers Charles M., bookmaker, r. 114 McAllister
Ellert Catherine, widow, r. 1410 Baker
" John A. (Ehat & Ellert), and deputy Asses-
sor, r. 1437 Geary
Ellert L. R., manager California Title Insur-
ance and Trust Co., Mills Bldg, 1. 1915
Webster
" Stephen, bartender Joseph W. Myser, r.

1701 Dupont
" William, merchant tailor, 3, 6th, r. 940
Howard
EUery Douglas, r. 33 Ridley
" Edward, conductor Sutter St. Ry., r. 3503

Sutter
" Jessie, musician, r. 329 O'Farrell
" Nathaniel, civil engineer, r. 329 O'Farrell
Ellich Milo, r. 1916 Leavenworth
Ellickson Rachel, domestic, 713 Post
Ellicott H. W., lumber inspector S. P. Co., 4
Montgomery, room 74, r. Hotel Riche-
lieu

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INCORPORATED 1878. TELEPHONE No. 717.

BOKRD OI= DIRECTORS :

D. L. Randolph, President. J. D. Whitney, isi Vice-Pres. John R. Spring, 2d Vice-Pyes.

Sampson Tams. B. R. Hecht. C. p. Pomeroy. Henry Krebs, Jr.

C. P. Pomeroy, Attorney. W. O. LuDOViCi, Secretary.

Electrical Department

AL-L KINDS OR ELECTRICAL NA/ORK

AT MOST REASONABLE RATES

Full charge taken of Electrical Apparatus by annual subscription
Complaints attended to and Batteries recharged

GAS SERVICE DEPARTMENT

The Standard Automatic Gas Regulator is attached to the meter, controlling the pressure auto-
matically, keejDmg the flime steady, and allowing no waste or blowing, preventmg breakage of
globes, and saving from 20 to 40 per cent.

New tips and burners are supplied, leaks and flickering lights remedied, and pipes pumped out
if necessary. All complaints connected with the gas, electric bells, or gas lighting apparatus are
attended to.

The monthly dues are according to the average gas consumption and the quantity of electric
apparatus in use.

Members agreeing to give five days' notice if it is desired to discontinue the service, and to
allow none but employees to remove the property of the company.

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Ellien Y., laborer, Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 304 Louis-
iana
EUiff Joseph, harness washer, r. lOSSan Jose Av
EUing William, clerk Henry Schutt, r. 1202

Pacific
Ellinger Charles, motorman Market St. Ry., r.

528 Devisadero
EUinghouse Alfred, theatrical manager, r. 639
McAllister
" Bertha, widow, r. 639 McAllister
" Edward C, printer Examiner, r. 639 Mc-
Allister
" Oscar, with Tallant Banking Co., r. 639
McAllister
Ellingsen Mark, surfman Fort Point Life Sav-
ing Station, Presidio
EUingson Peter, marine fireman, r. 706 Clem-
entina
Ellingsworth Samuel, restaurant, 513V4 Jones,

r. 414 Hyde
Ellingwood Auburn W., salesman Smith Pic-
ture Co., r. 1125% Stevenson
" Isaac H., r. 1113 Shotwell
" William C, clerk, r. 1113 Shotwell
Ellinwood Charles N., physician and surgeon,
639 Kearny, surgeon City and County
Hospital and professor Cooper Medical
College, r. SE cor Pacific Av and Devis-
adero
" Marvin T.,r. 639 Kearny
Elliot Albert H. (Stearns & Elliot), attorney at
law, 67-68 Nevada Block, r. Oakland
" Arthur, bookkeeper Kingan & Co. and
treasurer Cauca Valley Development
Co., r. 1318 California
" Benjamin G., manager Mrs. Martha A.

Elliot, 133 Be ale, r, Alameda
" Charles A., clerk Simpson Lumber Co., r.
31 Noe
Elliot Charles E., mining secretary, 79 Nevada
Block, r. Alameda
'■ Charles M. (C. M. Elliot & Co.), r. 1130

Jackson
" Charles W., salesman Albion Lumber Co.,

r. 1130 Jackson
" C. M. & Co. (Charles M. Elliot), lumber

dealers, 32 Market room 10
" Emma F. Miss, teacher Marshall Primary

School, r. 31 Noe
" F. P., drayman, 216 Steuart, r. San Rafael
" Frederick N., manager F. P. Elliot, r. Russ

House
" George H., clerk A. Schilling & Co., r.

Alameda
" George R., foreman F. P. Elliot, r. 31 Glen

Park Av
" G. W., r. 519 Sacramento
" Martha A. Mrs., foundry facings, 133Beale

r. Alameda
" Mary Miss, teacher Horace Mann Gram-
mar School, r. 31 Noe
" Maud Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Amelia

Lichau, r. 431, 4th
" Maud M., widow, r. 333 Scott
" Richard J., clerk Simpson Lumber Co.,r. 31

Noe
" Robert, miner, r. 754 Mission
" Samuel F., carpenter, r. 1136 Shotwell
" Susan, widow, r. 31 Noe
Elliot William E., secretary Duncan's Mills
Land and Water Co., 38 California, r. 11.30
Jackson
" Zalie, widow (Runge & Elliot), r. 340 Mont-
gomery
Elliott Able A., carpenter, r. 1051 Chestnut
" A. F., traveling salesman Tillmann & Ben-
del, r. Seattle, Wash.
" Brothers (John S. and Hamilton S.), grocer-
ies, 303, 3d
" Charles, decorator, r. 1334 Mission
" Charles C, r. Cliff House
" Charles E., teamster Black Diamond Coal

M. Co., r. 231, 2d
" E. Bruce, bookkeeper Goldberg, Bowen &

Co., 1630 Howard
" Edward, carpenter, r. 2702 Polk
" Edward G., porter Kowalsky & Co.
" Effle E. Miss, clerk J. D. Z. F. Fowzer, r.
1051 Chestnut

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

FURNITURE.

Entirely New StocH iij AVost Correct

. . . Styles . . .

S-q-l-S^-T- IVIARKEX ST.

Elliott Frank, harnessman G. W. Brown, r. 185
Stevenson
" Frank, teamster, r. 1330 Lombard
" Frank, traveling salesman Harris Bros. &

Co., r. 624 Polk
" Frank J., plumber, r. cor Crescent Av and

Gates
" Frederick A., clerk, r. 1405, 20th
" George, brakeman J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli

Av
" George, clerk Wilson & Baechtel, r. 1713

Post
" George, stableman Steele Bros, r. 553 Bry-
ant
" George W., with Delsol Bros., r. 501, 4th
" Grant, barber and baths, 130 Geary
" Hamilton S. (Elliott Bros.), r. 60514, 3d
" Harry, stableman James Hurst, r. 942 Mis-
sion
" Henry, carpenter, r. 1051 Chestnut
" Henry, steward, r. 44IV2, 20th
" Henry H., traveling salesman Tillmann &

Bendel, r. Ukiah, Cal.
" Herbert S., shipping clerk, r. 1022 Sacra-
mento
" James, pipe maker Selby Smelting & Lead

Co., r. 307 Lake
" James T., dyer John F. Snow, r. cor Cres-
cent Av and Gates
" J. B., bartender, r. 136 Ellis
Elliott John (Montgomery & Co.), r. 134 Haight
" John, r. cor Crescent Av and Gates
" John, carpenter, r. 1411 Fulton
" John, porter Reinhold Beck, r. 418 Sutter
" John P., machine hand McFarland Bros.,

r. cor Crescent Av and Gates
" John S. (Elliott Bros.), r. 48 South Park
" Johnston, with Montgomery & Co., r. 1433

California
■■' Jonathan, clerk, r. 704, 24th
" Joseph F., sawyer McFarland Bros., r. 39

Lundy Lane
" Kate Miss, teacher Girls' High School, r.

Hotel St. Nicholas
" Lottie Miss, r. 1109 Van Ness Av
" Mary, widow, r. 128, 33d
" Mary, widow, r. 1032 Sacramento
" Orsen H., publisher, r. 842, Capp
" Publishing Co., W. W. Elliott manager,

1309 Polk
" Richard, r. 615 Shotwell
" Richard E., carpenter Truckee Lumber

Co., r. 1139 Mission
" Richard E. Mrs., varieties, 1129 Mission
" Robert, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1510

Mission
" Robert, laborer Armour Packing Co., r. 546

" Robert, salesman Tillmann & Bendel. r.

Lorin, Cal.
" Robert H., clerk M. J. Brandenstein & Co.,

r. 1205 Sutter
" Stephen, bartender, r. 1701 Dupont
" T. Jr., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r.

San Rafael
" Thomas D. (Elliott & Bailey), r. 503a

Powell
" Thomas E., carpenter, r. 2704 Polk
" Thomas W., helper Selby Smelting &

Lead Co., r. 307 Lake
" Viola, widow, r. 638 Hayes
" William, bartender Jose C. Castro
" William, car driver, r. 421, 4th
" William, pattern maker, r. 844 Mission
" William C, brick mason, r. Serpentine Av

nr Mission

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secure the Best Results. If you are about
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let us make an estimate for you.

Pacific States Advertising Bureau,

San Francisco Office, 405 Sansome St.

Elliott William H., carpenter, 32 Mint Av
" William J., millhand, r. 28 Harriet rear
" William L... salesman W. A. Schrock and
manager Pac. Cycle Co., SI New Mont-
gomery, r. Oakland
" William W., carpenter, r. 39 Lundy Lane
■' William W., manager Elliott Publishing
Co., 1309 Polk ^

" & Bailey (Thomas D. Elliott and James
T. Bailey) liquors, 312% Grant Av
4®-Elliott. See Alliot, Eliot and Elliot
Ellis Albert, clerk Archibald Bernard, r. Oak-
land
'• Arthur J., cashier Horn & Judge, r. 8

Mason
" Benjamin, carrier postofflce, r. 1416 Broad-
way
" Benjamin, conductor Cal. St. RR, r. 15.32

Polk
" Bennett Mrs., r. 1204 Buchanan
" Charles A., carpenter, r. 9 South Broderiek
" Charles H., clerk, r. 10 Washington At
" Clifford, machinist, r. 1022, 20th
" Daniel, carpenter, r. 16th Av South nr N
" Edwm J., clerk W. J. Davis, r. Oakland
" Eh, r. 310 Stockton
" Eugene J., draughtsman Pac. Tel. and Tel.

Co., r. 2044 Scott
" Eugene R., special agent .^tna Life Ins

Co., r. Oakland
" Frank H.. vice-president Palace Hardware

Co., r. 2902 Bush
" Frank M. C, salesman Sperry Flour Co.. r

2411a Pacific Av
" Franklin, superintendent Gas Consumers

Assn. r. 1022, 20th
" Frederick, cook Haub Bros., r. .532 Steven-
son
_,'' George, laborer, r. 1345, 25th
EUls Georg-e B., manager United States Indus-
trial Agency, 520-521 Emporium Bldg, r
Hotel Pleasanton
" §'^°a''^.®.'^^'- '^^li^ "^ Co.), r. East Oakland
" H. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1922 Sacramento
" Henry, painter Sutro Baths, r. 20th Av nr

Point Lobos Av
" Henry C. (Ellis & Miller), r. Oakland

ELLIS HENRY RIVES,

mining engineer and metaUurgist,
a^°r,°^^ft°J",?° ^^^\^^ ^ CO- assay o%ce
?'??-„™-S?ai^^'^g"i°a'l works, 318 Pine, r.
^,,. 1819 Webster

Ellis Herman L., gripman Sutter St Ry r 1U5
Austin ■

" Hiram H. (Ellis & Miller), r. Sunol, Cal.

" Hyman, merchant, r. 1002b Golden Gate
Av

" Jacob, business agent, 641 Washington

■' James, engineer, r. 318 Vallejo

" James D., barber, 707 Brannan

" James J., machinist Union I. Wks, r. 608,

ELLIS JAMES M.,

notary public and commissioner of
deeds, secretary Prudence, City and
Golden Gate Building and Loan Asso-
ciations, 323 Montgomery, r. 1233

Ellis John, bottler Cal. Bottling Co., r. 265 Clara
■' John, foreman Pac. Roll. Mill, r. NE cor

Napa and Louisiana
" Jo^5,^-> clerk general passenger agent's

office S. P. Co., r. Oakland
•' John W.. capitalist, r. .306 Stockton

Ellis Joseph, collector, r. 8 Mason
" Joseph D., calker, r. 312 Castro
" Joseph D. Jr., calker, r. 312 Castro
" Langdon R., physician, 1137 Ellis
" Laura Miss, r. 1204 Buchanan
" Leila Mrs., teacher Girls High School r

836 Sutter
" Lillie Miss, teacher Monroe Primary

School, r. 911, 25th
" Margaret, widow, r. 445 O'Farrell
" Margaret M., widow, r. 1012 Lombard
" Mary A. Mrs., medium, r. 232 Van Ness Av
" Mary E., widow, r. 321 Franklin
" Michael, contractor, r. 24 Ford
■' JMichael, laborer, r. 226 Michigan
" Moses, capitalist, Bovee, Toy & Sonntag

agents, 19 Montgomery
" Nathan R., contractor, r. 911, 25th
" Peter, electrotyper Schmidt Label & Lith
Co., r. 1816 Stockton
" Peter, shoemaker, 909D Folsom ~
Ellis Publishing Co., James A. Wiles and
Charles E. Howard managers, Murphy
Bldg, 5th floor, 12.36 Market
" Randall, clerk Blue Lakes Water Co., r

911, 25th
" Richard, printer T. P. Meighan & Co., r.

265 Clara
" Robert, drayman McNab & Smith, r. 265

Clara
■' Robert M., carpenter, r. 500 Larkin
■' Rowland B., clerk Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co r

709 Jones
" Seely E., hardware, 1908 Fillmore, r. 1921

Fillmore
" Stephen, laborer, r. 265 Clara
" Thomas P., policeman, r. 24 Ford
" W. Brobury, clerk auditing dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. Oakland
" W.D., r. Palace Hotel
•' William, boxmaker A. F. Otto & Co., r. 265

Clara
'• William, laborer Union L Wks, r. 568

Pennsylvania Av
" William, millhand, r. 617 Mission
" William, miner, r. 704'^ Mission
■' William, silversmith Shreve & Co., r.

Fruitvale
" William A., dentist, 1841 Polk, r. 509b Lar-
kin
" William C, clerk Montgomery & Co.. r. 112

Turk
" William H., master schr Halcyon, office

10 California, room 3
" William J. (Gleason & Co.), r. 216 Austin

Av
" William W., bookkeeper North Pac. Coast

RR, r. 212 Eddy
" William W., machinist Merralls Mill Co.,

r. 25th nr Texas, Potrero
" Wilmot E., 2d lieutenant Battery B, 5th

Artillery, U. S. A:, r. Presidio

" & Co. (George W. Ellis), designers and

T,„- ^ii,th°S^^P^ers, 420 Montgomery, room 37

Ellis & Miller (Henry H. and Henry C. Ellis and

estate of John W. Miller), wholesale

commission merchants, hay, grain and

feed, 25-27 Spear, telephone Main 257

Ellison David, hoseman Engine No. 6, r. 311, 6th

" E., fireman Edison Light & Power Co., r.

3O81/2 Ritch
" Edward, r. 359 Brannan
" George, carpenter, r. 37 Federal
" George, laundryman White Star Laundry,

r. 519 Minna
" James, r. 404, 6th
" James, molder J. Roylance Brass Wks., r.

5^4 Camp
" James, plumber, r. 7 Yerba Buena
" Joseph R., bartender J. Soehl, r. 706 Cali-
fornia
" Robert F., clerk Jones & Co.. r. Berkeley
" William, r. Old People's Home
" William H., carpenter, r. 14114 Page
Ellmaker Maria E., widow, r. 437%, 18th
Ellman William A., stevedore, r. 770 Harrison
Ellon Florence, widow, r. 914 Pierce
EUston John W., druggist Baxter & Oesting. r.
317 Ellis

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Ellsworth Charles E., r. 813 Oak
" Charles H. clerk M. Ehrman & Co., r. 125

Ridley
" E. Mrs., r. Hotel Pleasanton
" Frank, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r.

1336 Page
" Henry L., dresser Pac. States Type Foun-
dry, r. 730 Pine
Ellsworth James W. Rev., manager Florence
Crittenton Home Association, 520
Kearny „

" John C, engineer tugboat Transit, r. Oak-
land
" Lillie, domestic, 1110 Hyde
" M. M. Mrs., widow, r. 125 Ridley
Ellsworth Oliver, attorney at law, 43-44 Mills

Bldg, 8th floor, r. Niles, Cal.
Ellsworth Timothy, general agent Preferred
Accident Ins. Co., and Pacific Coast
manager Hartford Life and Annuity
Ins. Co., 640 Market, r. 411 Broderick
" William, brass molder M. Greenberg's Sons
r. 518a Folsom
«S=- Ellsworth. See Elsworth
Ellwood Mary, widow, r. The (Lick) Old Ladies

Home
Elm Flax Mills (The A. H. Hart Co. of New-
York) mnfrs. ball and sack twine, David
D. Sutphen manager, 219 Front
Elmer David, actor, r. 371/2 Oak Grove Av
" House, Mrs. Goodwin Hilton proprietor,

.324 Bush
" John, laborer, r. 529 Sacramento
" Walter O., transferrer Union Litho. Co., r.
2626 Market
Elmers Frederick, pile driver, r. 201 Steuart
" Henry, clerk H. G. Lackmann, r. 1319 Sac-
ramento
Elming August, carpenter, r. IH Bowie Av
El Monte Hotel (Sausalito), John E. Slinkey

proprietor, ofBce 235 Kearny
Elmore George W., machinist 1st St. Wks

Union I. Wks., r. Oakland
Elmore John M., attorney at law and librarian
Mills Bldg Law Library, 16-18 Mills
Bldg, 4th floor, r. 828 Geary
" John M. Mrs., asst. librarian Mills Bldg
Law Library, r. 828 Geary
Elmquist Emil H., machinist, r. 243 Tehama
" John M., machinist, r. 243 Tehama
" Oscar, hostler, r. 243 Tehama
Elmwood Distilling Co. (Louisville, Ky.), office

221 Front, room 4
Eloesser Arthur (Heynemann & Co.), r. 1808
Gough
" Hugo (William Uhlmann & Co.), r. 1713
California
Eloesser Leo, secretary Eureka Benevolent
Association and Pacific Hebrew Orphan
Asylum and Home Society, 105 Stockton,
r. 1713 California
Elorduy Cirilo J., machinist Union I. Wks, r.

810 Vallejo
Elquita Santiago, messman str Mariposa, r. 313

Green
Elrick Richard G., salesman Percy Beamish, r.
599 Ellis
" Thomas (Hansen & Elrick), r. 599 Ellis
Elsasser Charles C, marine engineer, r. 1015

" Christian, longshoreman, r. 915 Montgom-
ery
" Jacob, driver Milwaukee Brewery, r. 167

Juniper
" Jonas, salesman Wangenheim, Sternheim

& Co.. r. 1904 Steiner
" Louisa T. Miss, dressmaking, 1534 Eddy
" William A., purser str Herald
Elsbach Albert, salesman Schoenholz Bros. &
Co., r. 1423 Larkin
" Herman (Schoenholz Bros. & Co.), r. 1423
Larkin
Elsberg E., seaman, r. 334 Main
Elscherd Matthias, laborer Nicholas Hansen.

r. Amazon Av nr Vienna
fl®-Else. See Use.
Elsham Henry, clerk, r. 626 California
Elsing Joseph, baker Charles A. Bantel, r. 815
Laurel Av

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

Artistic Tiles,

Plain, Glaised. eLcxd. Decorated.

AMERICAN AND ENGLISH-

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET ST.

Elsinore Hotel, Peter J. Kearney proprietor,

801-803 Filbert
Elsmer Joseph, waiter, r. 435 Jessie
Elsmere The, Mrs. J. Pooley proprietor, 418

Sutter ^.

Elster Clemens O., cigar maker Wiegmann &
Stuermer, r. 1202 Mission , ^ ., ,

" Frederick H., clerk Pac. Mutual Life Ins.

Co., r. 639 Sutter
" Peter C, clerk, r. 10 Henrietta Square
" Ralph B., r. 639 Sutter
Elstner Charles E., solicitor Hicks-Judd Co., r.

39 Turk
Elston Sidney W., bookkeeper, r. 40214 Grove
" Thomas, carpenter and builder, 223 Hayes,
r. 418 Franklin
Elsus Christopher, teamster, r. 12 Bourbm Pi
Elsworth Desmond, mixer Scott & Gilbert, r.
1530 Castro . , t^ ,.

" Elmer L., driver Morton Special Delivery,

r. 120 Pierce
" Jane, widow, r. 219 Leavenworth
" Lavonze, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1530

;6®=Elsworth. See Ellsworth

Elter Richard, shoemaker, r. 2755 Mission

El Toro Mineral Water, Mouret, Ghirardelli At

Co. agents, 815-819 Montgomery
Eltringham William,conductor Market St. Ry.,

r. 908 Jackson
Eltzer Augustus, lodgings, 118, 1st
Eluro Antonio, driver G. B. Torre & Son, r. 718
Greenwich ^.,_ ^ ,

Elvers Claus, clerk D. Hennmg, r. 2o46 Fol-
som „
" Herman, plater, r. NE cor Fremont and
Folsom
Elvey Joseph, wood turner, r. 1509a Sacramento
Elvidge Charles, draughtsman J. D. Eby, r.
Oakland ^ ,
" Frederick H., bookkeeper J. D. Eby, r. Oak-
land
Elvin Hall, 413 Sutter
" Minot, r. 2787, 18th .
" William B., waiter Swain Bros., r. 1213
Bush ^ ^ ^^
El well Frank D., civil engineer Jas. A. Mc-

Mahon, r. Berkeley
Elwood John, blacksmith John P. Glynn, r. 214U
Filbert
" John B., accountant, r. 1006 Pine
Ely Augustus P., carpenter, r. 6 Wall PI
" C, farmer, r. 737 Howard
' ' Frank A. , bookkeeper Columbus Buggy Co. ,

r. Piedmont
" Henry H., surveyor, r. 1403 Bush
" John T., plumber Garrett C. Sweeney, r. 10

Columbia Square
" Mary, widow, r. 10 Columbia Square
" M. L. Mrs., dressmaking, 1403 Bush
" Nicholas, carriage painter, r. 10 Columbia
Square ^

Ely Prescott, secretary Esperanza Quartz
Mining Co., 10 Mutual Life Bldg, 5th
floor ^

Ely Samuel P., president Esperanza Quartz
Mining Co., 10 Mutual Life Bldg, oth
floor, r. University Club
Elzas Emanuel, secretary editorial department

Call, r. 1512 California
Eman Charles, marine fireman, r. 547, 1st
Emancipator Deande Co., office 17 Fremont
Emanu-El (weekly), A. W. Voorsanger pub-
lisher. Rev. Jacob Voorsanger editor.
432 Montgomery, rooms 4-5
Emanu-El Sisterhood, 219, 9th

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WILLIAM WOLFF & CO., 329 Market St.

Emanuel Church of the Evangelical Asso-
ciation, Rev. Hermann Cordes pastor,
W s 12th bet Market and Mission
" Emanuel (L. & E. Emanuel), r. SE cor

Van Ness Av and Geary
" Frederick, steward, r. 21 Scott PI
" Joseph L., foreman West Coast Furniture
Co., r. 1916 Pacific Av

EMANUEL L. & E.

(Lewis and Emanuel), manufacturers,
dealers and importers furniture, bed-
ding and upholstery, 432-434, 4th,
telephone Main 1645

Emanuel Lewis (L. & E. Emanuel), r. 1916 Pa-
cific Av
4®= Emanuel. See Emmanuel
Emberton Thomas, marine engineer, 9 Mission
Emerald Oscar, barber, 1708 Devisadero, r. 1720

Devisadero ■
Emeric Henry F., capitalist, room 72 Flood

Bldg, r. 1115 Geary
O- Emeric. See Emmerisch and Emrich
Emerich August, r. 346, 4th
Emerie Monty, tailor, r. 1132 Valencia
Emerson Albert B., clerk Deere Implement

Co.,r. 2038 Sutter
Emerson Albert B., vice-president S. F. Weeks
Co., 31 Market, r. 920a Pine
" Carl, seaman, r. 51 Clay
" Charles, stevedore, r. 20 Perry
" Charles B. (Yankee Novelty Mfg. Co.) r

430 Geary
" Charles F., tinsmith Gaskill & Regan, r

405 Minna
" Charles J., r. 113 Oregon
" Charles M. clerk freight auditor's dept. S

P. Co., r. 312 Van Ness Av
" Charles P.. r. 312 Van Ness Av
" David, carpenter, r. 11 18% Florida
" Drug Co. (Baltimore. Md.), manufacturing
chemists, J. H. Ballance manager, 41
Stevenson
" Edward W., dentist. 137, 6th, r. 807 Guer-
rero
" Esther B., widow, r. 2817 Folsom
" Francis X., physician Polyclinic Free Dis-
pensary, 113, 9th
" Frank E., r. 812 Kearny
" Frank N., groceries and liquors, 632 Bush
" Frederick L., house painter, r. 2817 Folsom
" George T., r. 1418 Clay
" George W., special agent Mutual Life Ins.
Co. of New York, 205 Sansome, r. 2048
Jones
" Harry H., salesman Michael Schoenfeld,

r. 1024 Larkin
" Jane, widow, r. 220 Leavenworth
" John A., merchant, r. 1203 Taylor
" Luther, printer, r. 126 Ash Av
" h^"^^^ ^•' widow, r. 115 Leavenworth
" M. Louis, bricklayer, r. 929, 19th
" Nettie, widow, r. 509 Post
Emerson Primary School, Miss Sarah M Wil

Richard, musician, r. 1436 Pine
Robert, seaman revenue cutter Bear
William, laborer Union I. Wks, r. 504 Napa
William, laborer, r. 908 Illinois
William P. (Emerson & Ryan), r. 245, llth
William R., theatrical manager r 501

Baker
& Ryan (William P. Emerson and Mat-

thew H. Ryan), drygoods, 222, 6th
Emerson. See Emmerson

Emerton George H., clerk, r. 74 Brosnan
" John W. (J. W. Emerton & Co.), r. 74 Bros-
nan

Emerton J. W. & Co. (John W. Emerton), pro-
prietors Emerton's Indian Discovery,
72414 Market

Emerton's Indian Discovery,

J. W. Emerton & Co. proprietors,
742 1-2 Market, room 18

Emery Augustus H., salesman Revere Rubber
Co.
" Charles A., dental student, r. 130 Page
" Edward F., warehouseman, r. 16341/4 Post
" Eugene, laborer, r. 1811 Lexington Av
" Frank, laborer, r. 1811 Lexington Av
" Frederick^waiter, r. 243 Minna
" George, cook, r. 797 Mission
" George T., mining, office 59, 1st, r. 1515
Baker
Emery Henry T,, secretary Merchants Ex-
change Association, Merchants' Ex-
change Bldg, 1st floor, r. 617 Capp
" Howard, 1st lieut. revenue cutter Bear
" J. B., clerk Railway Mail Service, r. Port-
land, Oregon
Emery John A. Rev., rector Church of the Ad-
vent (Episcopal), r. 130 Page
" John F., bookkeeper, r. 916, 22d
■' Joseph S., president Blue Lakes WaterCo.,
202 Sansome, 3d floor, room 2, r. Oakland
" Rufus C, superintendent Arctic Oil Works,

r. 530 Oak
" Thatcher G., r. 709 Van Ness Av
" Thornton, r. 217 Francisco
" William H., foreman Morton's City Ware-
house, r. 1634K Post
Emhaus Anton, driver, r. II914 Juniper
Emhof Joseph, teamster, r. 337 Turk
Emhofl Kate, dairy, cor Lisbon and Japan Av
" Ludwig, milker N. Hansen, r. Munich nr
Russia Av
im- Emhoff. See Imhoff
Emig Jacob, waiter Ocean Side House
Emil Conrad, stableman, r. 617 Bryant
Emily Faithful Free Kindergarten, Miss Mary

E. Gamble principal, 3270 Mission
Emily P. Walker Memorial Free Kindergarten,
Miss Frances Sargent principal, 211-213.
9th
Emitt Marie Mrs., dressmaking, 229 Franklin
Emlay Co. The, Frederick E. Emlay secretary
and manager, restaurant, "111 Taylor
" Frederick E., secretary and manager The

Emlay Co., Ill Taylor, r. 109 Taylor
" Louis A., manager Eugene Belrose, r. Oak-
land
Emlen Clement H., machinist Union I. Wks, r.
430 Mississippi
" John D., painter Union I. Wks, r. 430 Mis-
sissippi
I^mmal Joseph B., real estate, r. 2663 Howard
" Joseph B. Jr., cashier Norwich Union Fire
Insurance Society, r. Alameda
Emmanuel Baptist Church of San Francisco,
Rev. J. George Gibson pastor, Bartlett
bet 22d and 23d
Emmanuel Mission (Presbyterian), Rev. James
Woodworth superintendent, 938 Harrison
Emmel Emilia Miss, saleslady C. Reuss & Bro.,

r. 1504 Turk
Emmenn Adolph, tinsmith, r. 1208 Kearny
■' Adolph J., jeweler, r. 1208 Kearny
" William, carriage painter, r. 1208 Kearny
Emmerisch Max, machinist Anton Kuhling, r.

355 Brannan
es- Emmerisch. See Emeric, Emmerich and

Emrich
Emmerling H. Richard, woodturner Fink &
Schindler, r. 42 Grove
" John, conductor Geary St. Ry., r. 5 Collins
Emmerson Thomas, ropemaker Washburn &

Moen Mfg. Co., r. 2434 Larkin
Emmett George, merchant, r. De Wolf nr
Sickles Av
" Mary Mrs., dressmaking, 44 Donohoe Bldg,

r. Alameda
" Theodore, carpenter, r. 33 Hinckley
-8®=" Emmett. See Emitt

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Emmons Associated Law OfBces, Charles F.

Humphrey attorney, 209-210 Spreckels

Bldg
" C. S.. contractor and builder, 945 Valencia,

r. The Denniston
" Elmer, brassmolder M. Greenberg's Sons,

r. 17131/2 Hyde
" Elmir S., bookkeeper Spring Valley W. W.,

r. 3714 Sacramento
" Emelie Mrs., r. 1043% Valencia
" Frank, conductor Cal. St. RR, r. 171314

Hyde

EMMONS GEORGE W.,

drayman, 203 Front, r. Alameda

Emmons Idella C. Miss, teacher Edison Pri-
mary School, r. 3714 Sacramento
" John M., cigars and tobacco, East nr Fol-

som
" Joseph E., measurer J. Spaulding & Co., r.

12 Oak
" Mary, widow, dressmaker, r. 808 Filbert
" Mary J., widow, r. 3714 Sacramento
" William, helper Union Box Factory, r. Ala-
meda
" William B., with Smith & Young, r. 17131/2
Hyde
Emmrich Albert T., saddler Visalia Stock Sad-
dle Co., r. 1423 Steiner
" Ernst, clerk depot quartermaster U. S. A.,

r. 1423 Steiner
" Frank, clerk, r. 1423 Steiner
4®" Emmrich. See Emmerisch and Emrich
Emond Comb, clerk Preston & McKinnon, r.

Oakland
Emory Max, r. 355 Brannan
Empey Charles, clerk, r. 421 Stanyan
" Edward F., clerk Continental Fire Ins. Co.,
r. 723 Cole
Empey J. Walter, secretary Guide Publishing
Co., 532 Commercial
" Mary J., widow, r. 54 Steiner
" Walter L., clerk James W. Ryan, r. 411

Minna
" William C, collector Will & Finck Co., r.
723 Cole
Empey William F., president Guide Publishing
Co., 532 Commercial, r. 723 Cole
" William R., harness maker, 520}i. 6th, r.
1215 Ellis
Empire Building and Land Association, Wil-
liam E. Lutz secretary, 205 Sansome
" Coal Mine and Railroad (Mt. Diablo), Mor-
timer W. Belshaw proprietor, office 402
Front
" Glove Works, William Condon proprietor,

210,3d
" House, Jacob Hoeges proprietor, 639 Clay
Empire Malt House, Schweitzer & Bauer pro-
prietors, 418-424 Chestnut, office 632 Sac-
ramento
Empire Steam Coffee and Spice Mills, Leege &
Mills proprietors, 410-412 Clay
" Vineyard and Orchard Co., Robert Husband
secretary, 9 Mills Bldg. 6th floor
Employers' Liability Assurance Corporation
Limited (of London, Eng.), O'Kell, Don-
nell & Co., general agents, 411 California
Emporium Building, Ss Market bet 4th and 5th
Emporium Co., Adolph Feist president, Frank
Pauson vice-president, William D. Har-
per secretary and general manager,
825-855 Market
Emporium Commercial Co., William D. Har-
per president and general manager,
825-8.55 Market
Emporium Grocery Co., Emporium Bldg
Emporium The, general department store, 825-

855 Market
Emptage John F., longshoreman, r. 807 Folsom
Emrich August, butcher H. C. Wellner, r.
Washington Hotel
" Fred C, butcher P. J. Stolz, r. 126, 11th
" Joseph H., advertising agent, r. 115, 6th
j8®= Emrich. See Emerio and Emrich
Emrick Mary Miss, r. 823 Hyde

« William J., machinist Main St. Iron Wks.,
r. Oakland
Emsinger Frederick, electrician, r. 907 Vallejo

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,
CARPETS.

Immense Stock of tne Latest Patterns.
G'4-l-G-4-'7 iy\a.rU.&t St.

Enas George H., master mariner, 9 Mission, r.

Oakland
Enberg C, seaman str Crescent City
Enbruglia Jacob, box maker, r. 6133i Greenwich
Encalada August, r. 447 Broadway
Encoyand Frank, laundry, 205 Eddy
End George, millman, r. 421, 4th
Endercomb John, laborer Kate Emhofl, r. cor

Lisbon and Japan Av
" Joseph, milker Kate Emhofl, r. cor Lisbon

and Japan Av
Enderle Fredericka, domestic, 1726 Bush
" Theodore, groceries and liquors, NE cor 9th

and Mission, r. 1246 Mission
Enderlein Bruno, laborer, r. 215, 3d

" William, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. ,522, 8th
Enders George, tailor, r. 211 Pi-ospect PI
" George H., pressman Schmidt Label &

Litho. Co., r. 227, 8th
Enderson Gamos E., horseshoer, 109 Kentucky,

r. 2401/2 Clara
jK®= Enderson. See Andersen, Anderson and

Endestrom Elizabeth,, widow, r. 217 Francisco
Endlich Frank P., gardener, 12241/2 Pacific
Endrigge Frederick, laborer, r. 1220 Folsom
Endter Louis, groceries, 931 Folsom
Enegell Emil, painter, r. 2226b Geary
Enelund Anton L., gilding and picture frames,

10091/4 Larkin, r. 1600 Post
Eneman John L., tailor Rosenblum& Abraham,

r. 646 Folsom
Enemark Andrew J., cabinet maker St. Germain

Billiard Co., r. 757 Harrison
Enenson Andrew, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co.
Enestrom Peter, painter, r. 913 Sacramento
Enewold Christian R., r. ia58 Folsom

" Lawrence C, r. 1358 Folsom
Eng John A., tailor, r. 30 Stanly PI
" Olaf, electrician, r. 901 Folsom
Engblom Nestor, shoemaker, 305, 3d
Engbran August, porter Mills Bldg, r. 523 Pine
Engby Cornelius, motorman, r. 1015 Fillmore
Engdahl Anton, painter, r. 1312 Minna

" Nils, tailor, r. 1026 Treat Av
Enge Herman, toolmaker J. Roy lance Brass

Wks, r. West Berkeley
Engebretsen Christian, cooper Herbert & Vogel,

" Elliott, tailor, r. 26 Grove
Engel Albert, machinist Union I. Wks, r. 68
Clementina
" Annie, domestic, 1607 Leavenworth
" Bernhardt, cook, r. 1618 Stockton
" CarlF.. conductorSutterSt.Ry.,r. 931 Post
" Caroline, widow, r. 2021 Taylor
" Eliza, widow, r. 1128 Union
" Emily Mrs., liquors, 210, 5th
" Frank W., policeman, r. 10 Hickoi-y Av
" Frederick, machinist 1st St. Wks, Union

I. Wks, r. 570b Folsom
" Friedrich, butcher, 2707 Howard, r. 2705/3

Howard
" George, boatman. Pier 3, r. 1128 Union
" Jennie Mrs., dressmaking, 1409 Jackson
" John, cabinet maker Bader & Fincke, r.

Berkeley
" John H., boatman, Pier 3, r. 13 Havens
" Ludwig, traveling salesman Harry Unna

Co.. 113 Battery
" Max R., agent, r. 1621 Vallejo
" Moses, foreman Pac. Carriage Co., r. 33, 6th
" Rudolph, solicitor, r. 1409 Jackson
.e®=-Engel. See Angell, Ankel, Engle and Enkle
Engelage Frederick, laborer Western Sugar Re-
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Engelberg Arthur, bookkeeper and cashier Ger-
man Hospital, r. 51 Henry
" Charles, tanner, r. 636, ISth'Av South
" E. Mrs., proprietor The Ferndale, 518 Geary
Engelberg Emil A., vice-president Tillmann &
Bendel, 313-327 Battery, r. 1429 Sacra-
mento
" George, windowwasher, r. 214^2 Hickory Av
" Karl, tanner C. G. Bennett & Co., r. 636.
15th Av South
Engelberg's Bakery, Franz Siebrecht proprie-
tor, 416 Kearny
Engelbert Peter H., hatter, 2500 Mission
Engelbrecht Ida, -widow, r. 522, 9th
" Louis, assistant keeper Alcatraz Light
Station
Engelbretsen E., master mariner, r. 22 Sacra-
mento
Engelcke Emil, salesman Hinz & Landt, r.
Oakland
" Frederick, mattress maker John Hoey, r.

260 Tehama.
" William, laundrvman Electric Laimdry
r. 260 Tehama
Engelfried John, vinegar maker Fisher Pack-
ing Co., r. 314 Church Av
Engelhardt Bush, laborer Pac Roll Mill. r. 301
Sierra
•' Dora, widow, r. 421, 1st Av
• Elise, widow, dressmaking, 737V4 Green
" George, cooper George Larsen, r. 2753 Harri-
son
" George S., clerk G. Dutchler, r. 2753 Harri-
son
" John, baker Albert Komsthoeft, r. 337 Turk
" .John B.. fringe maker Louis Fromm, r. 421,

1st Av
■• K. Mrs., widow, liquors, 419 Montgomery

Av, r. 309 Green
■■ O. B., with A. Ottinger
■■ William, cook National Hotel
Etigelke August, longshoreman, r. 319 Green

■ Charles, liquors, SW cor Howard and 1st.

r. 507 Howard
" Christian H. (Huefner & Engelke), r. 1409

Church
" Gustav, foreman J. G. Levensaler & Co.
" Leontine, domestic, 1933 California
^^^ Engelke. See Engelcke
Engelking Charles, driver Stone & Co., r. 1515

California
Engell Paul, solicitor Jacobsen & Brunger, 323

Montgomery
Engelland Jacob, engineer P. F. Dundon, r. 317

Be ale
Engelland Jotin, groceries and liquors, SE cor

Page and Laguna
Engelman Caroline A., widow, r. 102 Mission
" Edwin R., teamster Ellis & Miller, r. 102

Mission
- Max P., cigar maker Paul Leonhardt, r.
437 Ivy Av
Engelmann William, painter, r. 1209 Church
Engels Frederick W., barber, r. 114 Fell
" Henry, salesman, r. 717, 20th
" John, freight agent, r. 1017 Sutter
•' Kate, bakery, SE cor Alabama and 25th
" Margery, widow, r. 2032 Bryant
■' Percy, bartender J. Tumelty, r. Park House
Engemann Herman, cigar maker, r. 131 Precita

Av
Engenlath John, laborer Western Sugar Re-
finery, r. 709 Bryant
.^^Engenlath. See Ingenlath

Enger August, waiter, r. 14 Hawthorne
" C. Mrs., widow, r. 10 Russ
" Glaus, laborer, r. 317 Beale rear
Engerman Irving, clerk, r. 1923 Bush
Engine No. 1, S. F. Fire Dept, 419 Pacific
Engine No. 2, S. F. Fire Dept. 412 Bush
Engine No. 3, S. F. Fire Dept, 1315 California
Engine No. 4, S. F. Fire Dept, 142, 2d
Engine No. 5, S. F. Fire Dept, 1219 Stockton
Engine No. 6, S. F. Fire Dept, 311, 6th
Engine No. 7, S. F. Fire Dept, cor 16th and Al-
bion Av
Engine No. 8, S, F. Fire Dept, I6I6 Pacific Av
Engine No. 9, S. F. Fire Dept, 320 Main
Engine No. 10, S. F. Fire Dept, 516 Bryant
Engine No. 11, S. F. Fire Dept, 15th Av South

nr Railroad Av
Engine No. 12, S. F. Fire Dept, SW cor Drumm

and Commercial
Engine No. 13, S. F. Fire Dept, 1428 Valencia
Engine No. 14, S. F. Fire Dept, 1017 McAllister
Engine No. 15, S. F. Fire Dept, 2114 California
Engine No. 16, S. F. Fire Dept, 1009 Tennessee
Engine No. 17, S. F. Fire Dept, 9 Mint Av
Engine No. 18, S. F. Fire Dept, 419 Duncan
Engine No. 19, S. F. Fire Dept, 120 Waller
Engine No. 20, S. F. Fire Dept, 2119 Filbert
Engine No. 21, S. F. Fire Dept, 1120 Oak
Engine No. 22, S. F. Fire Dept, 1815 Post
Engine No. 23, S. F. Fire Dept. 3022 Washington
Engine No. 24, S. F. Fire Dept, Douglass nr 21st
Engine No. 25, S. F. Fire Dept, 2517 Folsom
Engine No. 26, S.F. Fire Dept, 2d Av nr Point

Lobos Av
Engine No. 27, S. F. Fire Dept, 611 Hermann
Engine No. 28, S. F. Fire Dept, SW cor Fran-
cisco and Stockton
Engine No. 29, S. F. Fire Dept, Bryant opp 11th
Engine No. 30, S. F. Fire Dept, Waller bet

Shrader and Stanyan
Engine No. 31, S. F. Fire Dept, 1214 Pacific
Engine No. 32, S. F. Fire Dept, 17th bet Folsom

and Division
Engine No. 33, S. F. Fire Dept, Broad nr Ply-
mouth Av
Engine Chemical No, 1, S. F. Fire Dept, 142, 2d
Engine Chemical No. 2, S. F. Fire Dept, 1425

S. F. Fire Dept, 112

Market
Engine Chemical No.

Jackson
Engine Chemical No. 4, S. F. Fire Dept, 634

Eddy

Engine Chemical No. 5, S. F. Fire Dept, 1804
Stockton

Engine Chemical No. 6, S. F. Fire Dept, 3li, 6th

Engine Chemical No. 7, S. F. Fire Dept, cor I6th
and Albion Av

Engineer and. Contractor (weekly), Engineer
and Contractor Publishing Co. publish-
ers, Ernest McCullough editor, George
Burt business manager, 7-8 Mills Bldg,
7th floor

Engineer and Contractor Publishing Co.,
Ernest McCullough president, E. H. Sey-
mour secretary, publishers Engineer
and Contractor (weekly), 7-8 Mills Bldg,
7th floor

Engineer S. F. Fire Department, New City
Hall, 1st floor

Engineering Department Southern Pacific
Co., William Hood chief engineer, 4
Montgomery

Enginger Victor, treasurer and manager Caii-
fornia Wire Cloth Co., 8-10 Pine, r.
Alameda

Engish George (Grunnagle, Engish & Co.), r.
819 Vallejo
" John, bakery, .533 Hayes

England Fred, cook Young & Weisman, r. 753
Minna
" Isaac Newton, cook, r. 871 Folsom
" Tillie Miss, domestic, r. 1016 Mason
" William J., plumber and gasfitter, 1417^2
Hayes, r. \2\h% Hayes

Englander Aaron (EnglanderBros.),r. 807 Frank-
lin
" Benhard, glove maker, r. 238 Hickory Av
" Brothers (Aaron and Henry M.), draymen,
124 Pine

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Englander Frank E., teacher music, r. 238 Hick-
ory Av
" Gustav A., barber, 131 Ellis, r. 1009 Golden

Gate Av
" Harryj salesman, r. 1009 Golden Gate Av
" Henry M. (Englander Bros.), r. 8C7 Franklin
" John, solicitor Am. Wringer Co., r. HO

O'Farrell
" Lena Miss, furnished rooms, r. 503 Post
'■ Noah E., solicitor Am. Wringer Co., r. 727
Eddy
Engle Frank B., foreman Wiester & Co., r. 100
McAllister
" George, laborer, r. 52 Williamson
" George, law student, r. 312!4, 19th
" George A., carriage painter Robert Walsh,

r. 312yj, 19th
" Herman, tinsmith Wiester & Co., r. 100 Mc-
Allister
" Jacob P. (Engle & Son), r. NE cor Fillmore

and Lombard
" Nelson B., cigars, 1091 Howard
" Volney, hack driver, r. 930 Natoma
" Walter J. (Engl ■ & Son), r. 3304 Fillmore
" William H., clerk, r. NE cor Lombard and
Fillmore
Engle & Son (Jacob and Walter J.), lumber and
mouldings and planing mill, SE cor
Fillmore and Francisco
4®" Engle. See Angell, Ankel, Engel and

Enble
Englefeld John G., clerk Langley & Michaels

Co., r. 503, 7th
Englefeld Ophelia, widow, r. 503, 7th
Engler Benedict, pork packer, 227, 4th, r. 225, 4th
" George F., roofer Richardson & Engler, r.

393b 9th
" John J. . r. 220 Montgomery Av
" John W. (Richardson & Engler), r. 29 Va-

■ lencia
" Julius, boots and shoes, 3423 Mission
Engley C.,motorman Market St. Ry., r. 1013 Fill-
more
Englin Edmond, hostler D. Brooks, r. 22 Turk
Engling Gustav, tinner, r. Oakland
Englisch John, baker, r. 533 Hayes
English Alice, widow, r. 318 Austin

Allen H., gas fitter, r. lOOSVz Market
Andrew J., electrician, r. 1214V2 Steiner
Ann, widow, r. 10111/4 Natoma
Benjamin, plumber, r. 12141/4 Steiner
Benjamin F., salesman Daniel Keefe, r. 434

Jessie
Charles M., foreman Dominick Roberts, r.

5 Kramer PI
Daniel, shoemaker, 1432 California
Edward, bricklayer, r. 110 Eddy
Elizabeth C. A., widow, r. 110 Webster
Frederick B., clerk U. S. Land Office, r.

Oakland
Henry, longshoreman, r. 129 Perry
Henry G., electrician Market St. Ry., r,

1214% Steiner
James (Carew & English), r. 514 Hyde
Jerome (English &Morrissey), r. 1724 Geary
John, asst. engineer tugboat Fearless, r.
227 Fulton

" John, laborer Columbia Marble Co., r. 229,
2d

ENGLISH JOHN F.,

g reduce and commission, 217-219-221
rumm nr ■Wasliing:ton, telephone
Main 375, r. 2417 Howard, telephone
Mission 85

John J., butcher, r. 318 Austin

John T., tailor, r. 232 Turk

Joseph, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. 600
Fulton

Margaret, domestic, 917 Valencia

Mary, widow, r. 117 Julian Av

Mountain Gold Mines Co., O. O. Howard
Jr. manager, 20 Crocker Bldg

Richard, foreman, r. 516 Lott

Robert, teamster, r. 13241/^ Harrison

Samuel B., ganger U. S. Internal Revenue,
r. 1314 Van Ness Av

Thomas, laborer Union I. Wks, r. 336 Loui-
siana

W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.

Black and GalTanized

and FITTINGS, ail sizes, for Gas,

Steam and Water.

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

English Warren B., deputy collector U. S. Cus-
toms, r. Oakland
" William, collector Mutual Electric Light
Co., r. 731 Hayes
English William D., Surveyor of the Port of
San Francisco. ofQce Custom House, 3d
floor, r. Oakland
" William H., clerk, r. 713 Ellis
" William M., mining expert, 80-81 Colum-
bian Bldg
" William P., with H. Euler & Co., r. 1364

Market
" & Morrissey (Jerome English and Patrick
W. Morrissey), real estate, 628 Market
«®=- English. See Inglis
Englund Axel, seaman, r. 160 Steuart
Engs Edwin W., teacher Hamilton Evening

School
Engstedt John, laborer, r. 1078 Howard rear
Engstrom Charles, coachman, 1112 Bush
" Joseph, fireman White Star Laundry, r.
11th and Channel
Engvick Mary Miss, stenographer Wellman,

Peck & Co., r. East Oakland
Engwer Brothers (William A. Jr. and Edward
A.), proprietors Alta Soap Co., 109-111
Oregon
" Charles F., scenic artist, r. 820 Lombard
" Edward A. (Engwer Bros.), r. 814 Filbert
" William A. Jr. (Engwer Bros.), r. 820 Lom-
bard
Engwicht H., conductor S. P. Co., r. 34 Ellis
Enkle Abraham, clerk, r. 1113 Hyde
" Charles C, commission merchant, r. 1506

Fulton
" Herman, deputy Tax Collector, r. 43, 11th
Enlow Ephraim E., inspector U. S. Customs, r.

639 Ellis
Ennis Abraham, burnisher, r. 103 Perry
" Antone V. B., packer Lievre, Fricke & Co.,

r. 5 Moulton PI
" Frank, longshoreman, r. 5 Moulton PI
" John, boxmaker, r. 5 Moulton PI
" John D., clerk, r. 125 Locust Av
" Lawrence, housemover, r. 555!^ Natoma
" Lawrence H., shoemaker, 28 Anthony
" Nicholas E., hackman, r. 1904^4 Ellis
" Richard, boxmaker, r. 5 Moulton PI
" Richard, policeman, r. r. .337, 4th
" Robert L., bookbinker Frank Malloye, r. 5

Moulton PI
" Rose Miss, cracker maker, r. VMYz Bernard
" Thomas, laborer, r. 2823 Geary
" Walter E., teamster, r. 103 Perry
-BS^- Ennis. See Annis and Innes
Ennor John M., jeweler Davis Bros., r. 526^/4
Geary
" P. Langford, marine engineer, r. 917 Filbert
Euos Antone, cabinet maker Singer Mfg. Co., r.
Oakland
" Emanuel, barber, 413 East North, r. Oak-
land
" Frank, barber, 306, 5th, r. Main nr 6th
" Frank, laborer, r. 225 Drumm
" Frank S., salesman Jonas Erlanger & Co.,

r. 1626 Leavenworth
" John, coal passer str San Bias
" John P., clerk A. & E. C. Mervy, r. 651

Broadway
" Joseph, laborer, r. 155 Potrero Av
" Joseph, seaman, r. 425V2 Davis
" Manuel, seaman, r. 1 Reed PI
" Manuel J., contractor, r. Cortland Av nr

Bennington
" Morris S., liquors, 2673 Howard, r. 740, 33d
4®=-Enos. See Enas

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900 Battery St. TeL Main 1864.

DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF

FOREIGN # DOMESTIC GOAL, i

Family Trade a Specialty.

Enquist Alfred A., notary public, 210 Montgom-
ery, r. 1902 Green
" J. Alfred, salesman Blake, Moffitt&Towne,

r. 836 Elizabeth
Enright Bartholomew, plasterer, r. 44 Hartford
" Cornelius, laborer S. P. Co., r. 631^4 Stev-
enson
" Cornelius, liquors, 411 Pine, r. 431 Pine
" Edward P., r. 1131 Howard
" Frank R.. machinist Hadwen Swain Mfg.

Co., r. 717 Grove
" Isaac N.. plumber William F. Wilson, r.

213 Scott
'• James, seaman, r. 114 Perry
" J. J., attorney at law, r. Palace Hotel
" John, bartender T. I. Moorish, r. 44 Hart-
ford
" John, hoseman Engine 30, r. 16'4 Johnston

Av
" John, grocer, r. 347 Jessie
" John, track-sweeper Geary St. Ry.. r. 210

St. Rose's Av
" John, watchman Nathan Joseph & Co., r.

1112 Clay
" John B. (Enright & McKenzie), r. Hotel

Miramar
" John J., clerk, r. 1922 Eddy
' ' John P. , driver W. D. Wilson, r. 1 1 Bowie Av
■' John R., ship calker, r. 12O614 Union
Enright Joseph, groceries, wines and liquors,

1131 Howard
" Joseph, lumber dealer, r. 717 Grove
" Joseph, trimmer Edison Light and Power

Co., r. 663 Harrison
" Michael, paperhanger, r. 44 Hartford
^' Patrick, groceries and liquors. 300 Beale
" Patrick, laborer, r. 11 Bowie Av
" Patrick, laborer Union I. Wks., r. NE cor

Napa and Louisiana
" Patrick J., clerk freight auditor's dept. S.

P. Co., r. 1310 Valencia
■' Peter, laborer, r. 180 Clara
" Robert, horse collar maker Abraham S.

Levy, r. 86814 Folsom
" Thomas, r. 1922 Eddy

" Thomas, blacksmith Charles F. Butterfleld
" Thomas, laborer, r. 44 Hartford
'■ Thomas Jr., plasterer, r. 44 Hartford
" William, laborer r, 723 Tehama
" William, plumber, 535 California, r. 1718

Turk
" William Jr., clerk Goodall, Perkins & Co.,

r, 1718 Turk
" & McKenzie (J. B. Enright and C. J.

McKenzie). city agents Lancashire Ins.

Co., 323 California
^ Enright. See Enwright
lliam, liqu
Lobos Av
■' William Jr., pattern maker Risdon I. & L,

^Vks. r. 2d Av nr Point Lobos Av
Ensesser Frederick, tailor, r. llisv. Golden Gate

ENSIGN, BICKFORD & CO.

(Simsbury. Conn.), James B. Merritt
manager, manufacturers fuse, ofllce
220 California, room 3

Ensign Eugene J. (Ensign & McGufflck), r. 723a,
31st
" Leon E., clerk Fireman's Fund Ins. Co., r

733a 21st
" Publishing Co., Mrs. M, K. Harnish mana-
ger, 133 McAllister
Ensign Saloon, Schwartz & Meyer proprietors,
1 Market cor East

Ensign William F., safe and lock expert, 318

Market, r. 719'/2 Bush
" & McGufBck (Eugene J. Ensign and John

R. McGufflck), paints, oils and varnishes,

23 Spear
Ensinger Frederick C, incandescent Edison

Light and Power Co., r, 907 Vallejo
Enteman Charles, baker, r. 763 Howard

ENTERPRISE BREWING CO.,

Ulrich Remensperger president, Peter
Windeler secretary, proprietors Enter-
prise Brewery, 2015-2025 Folsom, tele-
phone Mission 152

Enterprise Carpet Beating and Renovating
Works, Z. T. Barber proprietor, 336, 14th,
branch 146 Geary
Foundry, Schrader & Co. proprietors, 140-

142 Folsom
Match Factory, Z. T. Barber proprietor,

office 236, 14th
Mill, Johnston & Keil proprietors, 146-154

Berry
Mutual Building and Loan Association, M.
Walter president, H. G. Meyer secretary,
214 Pine
Paper Box Manufacturing Co., Mattes
Hammerschlag proprietor, 115 Battery
Enters John, helper Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg,

Wks, r. 163 Clara
Entwissle Louise Miss, saleslady J. J. O'Brien

& Co,, r. 1027 Laguna
Entz Ferdinand, watchman, r. 371 Tehama
Entzmann Arnold, secretary Austro-Hungarian

Consulate, 308 Battery, r. Alameda
Entzminger Elizabeth, widow, r. 333, 29th
" Lawrence, blacksmith John H, Babbitt, r.
323, 29th
«®= Enwright. See Enright
Enyart Louis, r. 1050 Mission
Enzlin Rudolph, cabinet maker, r. Athens nr

India Av
Eoff Rodolph, printer, r. 1311 Taylor

" Seely R., compositor Call, r. 1211 Taylor
Ephraim Adeline Miss, teacher Douglass Pri-
mary School, r. 705 Broderick
" Ernestine, widow, r. 705 Broderick
Ephraim Ferdinand, agent Woonsocket Rub-
ber Co., 115 Battery, r. 1529 Geary
" Jacob A., stationery and printing, 17

Geary, r. 705 Broderick
" Janette Miss, teacher Jefferson Primary

School, r. 705 Broderick
" Moses A., florist John H. Sievers, r. 3114

Fulton
" Solomon, general agent Chicago Guaranty
Fund Life Society, 140 Phelan Bldg, r.
21 Tilden
Epinat Peter, cook, r. 706 Pine

" Peter Mrs., dressmaking, 706 Pine
Epley Charles, barber, r. 26, 6th
Eppinger Albert, carpenter, r. 56V2 Clementina

rear
Eppinger Herman (Eppinger & Co.), and
president Pacific Coast Warehouse Co.,
(Port Costa), 311 California, r. 1707 Oc-
tavia
" I. Peck, clerk, r. 2340 Pacific Av
" Jacob (Eppinger & Co.), r. 2340 Pacific Av
" Joseph L,, cashier Eppinger & Co., r. 1412

Geary
" Josua, secretary Pac. Coast Warehouse
Co. (Port Costa), 311 California, r. 1707
Octavia
" Rose Miss, Interne Hospital for Children
and Training School for Nurses, 3700
California
Eppinger & Co. (Jacob and Herman Eppinger
and Bernhard Ettlinger), grain ship-
ping and commission merchants, 311
California
Eppler Andreas, shoemaker. 308 Mason
" Arthur O., photographer, 1319V2 Larkin
" Charles, barber Jacob Lang, r. 26, 6th
" Joseph H., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 715
Howard
Epps Charles, expressman, r. 7 Himmelmann PI
Eppstein Isaac, peddler, r. 109 Langton
" Sarah, widow, r. 1615 Bush

The Bulletin

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FIELD. IT SURPASSES THEM ALL.

Telephone Main 926.

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Epstein Emanuel (Rehflsoh & Co.), r. 1513
Gough
" Henry, barber, r. 64 Everett
" Henry, office 530 Washington, r. Alameda
" John, peddler, r. 461 Clementina
" Louis, locksmith, r. 1135 Harrison
" Max, barber, 24, 3d, r. 64 Everett
" May Miss, clerk J, S. Albro, r. 514 Eddy
" Moses, sorter Nierman & Lefkovitz, r. 61

Lang ton
" Nathan (Epstein & Markolwitz), r. 327

Clementina
" Nellie Miss, r. 514 Eddy
" Philip, shoemaker, 237, 6th, r. 139 Shipley
" Rebecca Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 641 Clem-
entina
" Samuel, clerk Hyman Rinaldo, r. 11 Russ
" & Markolwitz (Nathan Epstein and Bern-
hard Markolwitz), second-hand clothing,
227, 3d
4®" Epstein. See Eppstein
Epting Henry, r. 1230 Sanchez
" Henry, artist, 531 California, room 10
" Nicholas, wood carver, r. 805 Diamond
Epworth House, Mrs. H. A. McCormick propri-
etor, 103714 Market
Epworth League Alliance The, Miss M. E.
Speakman secretary, Y. M. C. A. Bldg,
NE cor Mason and Ellis
Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev.
F. K. Baker pastor, NE cor 26th and
Church
Equalization Board of. New City Hall, 2d floor
Equi Joseph, fruits and vegetables, 232, 24th, r.
2763 Harrison
" Michael, driver Jos. Equi, r. 2763 Harrison
Equitable Building and Loan Association,
Frederick Hess president, Eugene W.
• Levy secretary, 7-8 Mills Bldg, 5th floor
Equitable Life Assurance Society The, Edwin

Cramer cashier, 6-12 Crocker Bldg
Erasmy George, butcher John Erasmy, r. 118,
13th Av
" John, butcher, 1421 Point Lobos Av, r. 118,
13th Av
Erb Abraham (I. Erb & Bro.), r. 121 Grove
" Charles, foreman factory Charles M. Plum

& Co., r. 87 Henry
" Charles H., apprentice Chas. M. Plum &

Co., r. 87 Henry
" Emanuel, tailor, 338 Bush, r. 38 Russ
" I. & Brother (Isadore and Abraham), boots

and shoes, 252, 6th
" Isadore (I. Erb & Bro.), r. 38 Russ
" John, clerk Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r. 2716

Howard
" Morris, merchant tailor, 521 Sacramento,
r. 1806 Hyde
Erbach Anton, laborer, r. 674 Brannan
Erbacher Charles, cook, r. 811 Mission
Erban Fred, driver Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r.

609 Pine
Erbe Ernest, salesman F. Tonner, r. 910 Post
" Frances Mrs. (Erbe & Erbe), r. 246, 6th
" George, r. 246, 6th
" Lizzie Miss (Erbe & Erbe), r. 246, 6th
" Samuel J., porter Adam F. Phreaner, r.

1043 Market
" & Erbe (Miss Lizzie and Mrs. Frances),
proprietors Corona House, 246, 6th
Erben An tone, laborer, r. 444 Brannan
" Margaret, varieties, 8b 24th
" William C, clerk, r. 8b 24th
Erbetti Carlo, teacher languages, 4 Montgom-
ery Av
Ercole Paul, laborer, r. 424 Broadway
Ercoll Victor, florist A. Jacquemet & Co., r. 15

Taylor rear
Erdeli Anton, solicitor, r. 1309 Stockton
Erdellac Joseph, waiter N. Sutich, r. 500 Napa
ErdinOttilie Mrs., lodgings, 435, 4th
Ergenzinger Richard, waiter, r. 64414 Natoma
Erhard Joseph, barber, 235, 5th
Erhardt Albert, butcher, r. 351a Minna
" Eugene, machine hand David Woerner

ERHARDT PAUL C,

dentist, 636 Sutter, r. 504 Shrader

4®=Erhardt. See Earhart and Ehrhardt

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

China and Japan Mattin§:s.

Cboicc Assortmeot of
Novelties.

S-O-l-S^-T- rs/IARKEX SX.

Erhart Hanomond, collector, r. 208 Turk
Erian Paul, baker, r. 625 Clay
Ericksen Andrew, seaman, r. 504, 2d
" Hans, seaman, r. 526 Chestnut
" Henry V., blacksmith Risdon I. & L. Wks,

r. Oakland
" Morris, cook, r. 859 Mission
" Peter, conductor Cal St. RR., r. 1817 Hyde
" Stein T., ship carpenter Union I. Wks, r.
14 Jackson
4®-Ericksen. See Erickson, Ericson, Ericsson,

Eriksen, Erikson and Errickson
Erickson Adolph, cooper Cal. Wine Assn.
" A. F., master mariner, 9 Mission
" Albert, seaman, r. 359%, 1st
" Alexander, tailor, r. 928 Washington
" Alma, domestic, 2933 Jackson
" Andrew, boxmaker Commercial Box Fac-
tory, r. 345 Clara
" Andrew, stevedore, r. 416 Broadway
" Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 837 Polk
" Arthur, seaman, r. 18 Perry
" August, electrician, r. 1118 Pierce
" August, groceries, 3518 McAllister
" August, seaman, r. 711 Greenwich
" Bernard M., watchmaker, 116, 9th
■' Carl, coachman, r. 909e Folsom
" Cebert, r. Contra Costa House
" Charles, bartender August Lindbom, r. 510

Pacific
>' Charles, glove cutter, r. W-A South Park

rear
" Charles, laborer, r. 20, Uth
" Charles M., roofer, r. 42 Harriet
" Chanles W., machinist, r. 7081/2 Valencia
• • Christian C, ropemaker, r. 748 Iowa
" Edward W., instrument maker Herman A.

Muller
" E. J., upholsterer Bernhard Mattress Co.,

r. Oakland
" Emil, r. 5401/2 Bryant
" Eric, laborer, r. 29 Clara
" Eric P., tailor, r. 14 Clinton
" Erick, teamster, r. 516 Haight
' Ernst, plumber, r. 2518 McAllister
' Frank O., master mariner, r. HY^ Hoff Av
' Frank O. L., janitor S. F. Gas Light Co.,

r. 9 Natoma
' George, salesman Russ, Sanders. & Co., r.

208 Central Av
' Gustav, electrician, r. 19 Clara rear
' Gustave H., machinist, r. 1908 McAllister
' H., laborer Washburn & Moen Mfg. Co.
' Hilda, domestic, 3335 Clay
' Ida Miss, domestic, r. 16 Perry
' John, lonshoreman, r. 29% Clara
' John, seaman, r. 145 Main
' John E., seaman, r. 750 Harrison
•' John P., tailor, r. 1125% Clay
' Lena Miss, dressmaker, r. 710 Howard
' Matilda, domestic, 2002 Laguna
' ' Olof A. , master schr Ruby
' Oscar, janitor, r. 9 Natoma
" Oscar, longshoreman, r. 31 Welsh
" Oscar, master mariner, 9 Mission, r. 23

Perry
" Oscar, seaman, r. 409 Drumm
" Oscar, waiter Palace Restaurant, r. 14a

Sheridan
" Peter E., cabinet maker, r. 11% South Park

rear
" Peter E., cigars and tobacco, 500 Kearny, r.

8a Pleasant
" Robert, seaman, r. 409 Drumm
" Robert E., bartender Mrs. Annie Hendrick-
son, r. 409 Drumm

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Where Do You Advertise ?

We place advertising in any State in the

Union. Estimates submitted on all

classes of advertising.

Pacific States Advertising Bureau, [

San Francisco Office, 405 Sansome St. [

Erickson S., wines and liquors, 421 East North,
r. Oakland
" S. T., carpenter, r. Contra Costa House
" Theodore, seaman, r. 320 Pacific
" Thomas G., clerk, r. 723 Webster
" Victor, pattern maker, r. 748 Iowa
" William N., stevedore, r. 522 Alabama
4®"Erickson. See Ericksen, Ericson, Ericsson,

Eriksen, Erikson and Errickson
Ericson August, carpenter, r. 50 Serpentine PI
" Augusta M. Miss, dressmaking, 507 Jones
" Cecelia, domestic Pacific Hebrew Home
" Edward, plumber J. P. Brownlee, r. 708

Ellis
" Eric, 2d mate str Sunol, r. 23 Perry
" Frederick, conductor S. F. & S. M. Rv., r.

3407 Mission
" Gustav, fireman str Protection, r. 421 East
" K. A., clerk The Baldwin, r. 113 Fulton
4®=-Ericson. See Erickson, Ericsson, Eriksen,

Erikson and Errickson
Ericsson Edward, plumber Walsh & McCusker,
r. 1320 Guerrero
" Eric, carpenter, r. 824 Pacific
" Erick W., carpenter S. F. Bridge Co., r. 19

Steuart
" Louis, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 301 Sierra
" Olof, cabinet maker A. J. Forbes & Son, r.
1320 Guerrero
4S=Ericsson. See Ericksen, Erickson, Ericson,

Eriksen, Erikson and Errickson
Erie Lines, J. G. McCall Pacific Coast agent,

22 Montgomery
Eriksen Christian, hardware, 1405 Church

" Erik, seaman str Progreso
Erikson Alexander, laborer, r. 504 Napa
" Charles, repairer T. H. B. Varney, r. 917,

22d
" Frank, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
" Henry, nursery, 512 Haight
" John (Thomson Collie & Co.), r. 1123

Hampshire
" Olof (Erikson & Peterson), r. Alameda
" Otto, master schr Rough and Ready, oflice

44 East, r. 18 Perry
" Sven, blacksmith, r. 921 Jessie
" Swan (Bill & Erikson), r. 921 Jessie
" & Pierson (Olof Erikson and Svante Pier-
son), tailors, 311 Phelan Bldg
4f^Erikson. See Ericksen, Erickson, Ericson

Ericsson, Eriksen and Errickson
Erken Charles, drayman, 213 Front, r. 428 9th
Erland Frederick, ship joiner P. M. S. S. Co r

15 Lapidge
Erlandsen Andrew, porter Tillmann & Bendel

r. Oakland
Erlandson Berger, carpenter, r. 1016 De Haro
" Carl A., patternmaker Risdon I. &L. Wks

r. 1021 De Haro
" John, painter, r. 1029 De Haro
Erlanger Herman (Erlanger & Galinger), r. 2218
California
" Isidor, salesman Erlanger & Galinger r

2218 Calfornia '

" Jonas (Jonas Erlanger & Co.), r. 2720 Cali-
fornia
" Jonas & Co. (Jonas Erlanger). general com-
mission merchants, 308 Davis
" Simon (Erlanger & Galinger), r. Berkeley
Erlanger & Galinger (Herman and Simon
Erlanger and Meyer Galinger), produce
commission, 304 Davis
Erlanvein Jacob, tailor, r. 1717 Stockton
Erlenbach Augusta, widow, r.'21U Devisadero
" Martin, commission merchant, 304
mento, r. 2111 Devisadero

Erlenheim Alexander, rubber worker Bowers
Rubber Co., r. 313 Bryant

" Julius stevedore, r. 313 Bryant

" Julius Jr., clerk, r. 313 Bryant
Erlenwein John, butcher, r.l028 Sacramento

" John Jr., liquors, 545 Clay, r. Alameda
Erlich Harry, traveling salesman, r. 301 Lott

" Theresa, widow, r. 301 Lott
Erlin George E., clerk Main & Winchester, r
345 Waller esiei, 1.

" Gustave, cabinet maker Cal. Furniture

Mnfg. Co., r. 345 Waller
" J. Theodore, clerk Langley & Michaels
Co., r. 345 Waller
Erminold Brother Rev., president Sacred
Heart College, SE cor Eddy and Larkin
Ernest Frederick, nursery, 13 Ripley PI
" George (Frank Pelicano & Co.), r. 13 Rip-
ley PI
■' James H., machinist Yosemite Mfg. Co.,

r. 1102, 19th
" Neils H., Dookkeeper, r. 15 Cook
4®=-Ernest. See Earnest and Ernst
Ernette Emile, employee French Hospital
Ernsberger Frank A., gripman Market St. Ry.

r. 139, nth
Ernser Nicholas, bartender F. Woenne, r. 650

Mission
Ernst Adolph, diamond setter, 216 Kearny r
1313 Eddy
" Adolph H., tailor, r. 626V4 Lombard
" August F., cooper David Woerner, r. 1510

" Fred, machinist Universal Gas Saving

Assn, r. 1122 Larkin
" Fritz, clerk Charles Sturm, r. SE cor Grove

and Central Av
" Henry, stoves and tinware, 634 Broadway,

r. 1010 Jackson
" Jacob L., clerk, r. 863^/4 Market
" Max, clerk Saratoga Stables, r. 1122 Larkin
" Otto, carpenter, r. 715 Elizabeth
" Theodore, polisher Bruenn's Piano House.

r. SE cor Grove and Central Av
" Victorine, widow, r. E s Mission nrGodeus
" William, artificial stone, 234 Montgomery,
r. 16 Page
«®=-Ernst. See Earnst and Earnest
Ernstdorf Fred, cigars and tobacco, 36 Eddy r

808 Geary ^'

Ernul J. A., traveling salesman, r. 737 Howard
Erola John (Erola & Ferrari), r. 935 Sacramento
" & Ferrari (John Erola and Louis Ferrari),
liquors, 921 Kearny
Erpson E., teamster South S. F. Tannery
Erratt Frederick H., seaman, r 1031 Clay

" Walter C, master mariner, r. 2000 Market
Errcard John, laundry, 1538 Bush
Errickson Annette, hair dresser, r. 1533 Jackson

" Annie, domestic, 149 San Jose Av
.«®*Errickson. See Ericksen, Erickson, Erie-
son, Ericsson, Eriksen and Erickson
Ersin Charles E.,r. 519 Green

" John G., liquors, 525 Jackson, r. 519 Green
Erskine Douglass, bookkeeper Redington & Co.,
r. Alameda
" JohnB., with William Johns, r. 204 Mc-
Allister
" Melville C, pilot, 506 Battery, r. 2623 Cal-
ifornia
" Robert H., patrolman Morse's Patrol, r.

308, 10th
" William W., cigar dealer, r. 2530 Pine
Erste Deutche Baptisten Gemeinde Churcli,

NW cor 17th and Dehon
Ertl George, brewer, r. 707 Mission
Ertola Andrew (B. & A. Ertola), r. 11 Vincent
" Antoinette Mrs., dressmaking, 1508 Dupont
" B. & A. (Biago and Andrew), plumbers and

gasfitters, 1508 Dupont
" Biago (B. & A. Ertola), r. 1508 Dupont
" John, plumber, r. 11 Vincent
" Joseph, plumber, r. 11 Vincent
Ervast Andrew, student Van der Naillen's

School of Engineering, r. 11^ Clara
Ervin Alexander H., receiving clerk O. R. & N.
Co., r. 311 Elizabeth
" Charles L., conductor Market St. Ry., r.
1424 McAllister

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(CoATES & Co., Established 1793.)

W. B. CHAPMAN,

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Ervin Daniel W., real estate, r. NW cor Augusta
and Boutwell
" George, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
" Henry J., ship carpenter Edwin J. Stone,

r. 1413, 5th Av South
" Logan, clerk, r. 126 Ellis
" Mary, widow, r. 1412, 5th Av South
" Thomas H., calker, r. 4 Hulbert Alley
" William, wood and coal, 529 Stevenson
;e®=" Ervin. See Irwin
" Emma Mrs., r. 1212 Hyde
" J., laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli Av
Erwin James W., U. S. Post OfQce Inspector,
U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, room 78c, r.
Berkeley
" Stephen A., motormanS. F. & S. M. Ry.
;6®= Erwin. See Ervin, Irvine and Irwin
Erz August, wine dealer, r. 815, 20th
Erzgraber Catherine, widow, r. 439 Golden Gate
Erzgraber William E., secretary Merchants'
Club, Mutual Life Bldg, 7th floor, r. 820
Ellis
Esbenshade Joseph B., lodgings, 428i4, 5th
Esberg Alfred I., president Esberg, Bachman

Leaf Tobacco, r. 2211 Pacific Av
Esberg, Bachman Leaf Tobacco Co., Alfred I.
Esberg president, Henry Esberg secre-
tary, importers and packers foreign and
doriiestic leaf tobacco, 223 California
Esberg, Bachman & Co. (Mendel Esberg,
Simon Bachman and Julius Ehrman),
manufacturers and dealers plug and leaf
tobacco, SE cor California and Battery
Esberg Henry, secretary Esberg, Bachman
Leaf Tobacco Co., 223 California, r. 2211
Pacific Av
" Mathilda, widow, r. 2211 Pacific Av
" Mendel, estate of, office SE cor California
and Battery
Escaig Jacques, cutler, r. 716a Green
Escallier Camille, waiter, r. 539 Vallejo

" Philippe, bartender, r. 621 Pacific
Escande Charles, furniture and upholsterer,

2543 Mission
Escarza Ciro, tinsmith, r. 11 Hopeton Terrace
Esch Henry J. A., bartender Hermann Gerken.

r. 13 Willow Av
Esohelbach George, cigars and tobacco, 2124
Mission
" John, cellarman National Brewing Co., r.
25 Gould Av
Eschelson Josiah, dairy produce, 412 Natoma
Eschen Isador, barber, 602 Clay, r. 724a Filbert
" James C. (Eschen & Minor), r. Alameda
" & Minor (James C. Eschen and Robert
Minor), stevedores and ballasters. Mis-
sion Wharf No. 1
Eschenburg Herman, ironworker Dyer Bros., r.

246,3d
Eschenhorst Diedrich (Stock & Eschenhorst),

r. 454, 7th
Escloses Emil, driver Jean Escloses, r. 401
Naples
" Jean, dairyman, 401 Naples
" Jean Jr., cterk Jean Escloses, r. 401 Naples
Escobar Albina Miss, r. 1616 Larkin
" Anita Miss, r. 1616 Larkin
" S., seaman str City of Sydney
Escola Antonio, clerk, r. 43, 6th
EscoUe Joseph I., electrician Ben H. Lucke, r.

1333 Golden Gate Av
Escude Gabriel L., butcher, 508 Valencia, r. 317,

27th
Esdor Albert, clerk J. H. Siemer, r. 14 Lafay-
ette
Esenbeise Louis, plumber Louis Leiser, r. 565

Mission
Eskeldsen Isaac, seaman, r. 9 Clay
Esker Frank, porter William F. Wilson, r. 24
Freelon
" Frederick L., carpenter, r. 24 Freelon
Eskesen Fred, carpenter, r. 121 Randall
" Hans, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r.
1114% Tennessee
Eskew Emory W., policeman, r. 517 Elizabeth
Eskilson Theodore, seaman, r. 616 Natoma
Esla John, butcher Occidental Hotel
Esling Joseph, baker, r. 625 Clay
Eslick Joseph, barber Henry Sauer, r. 27 Russ

Esmeir Toro, seaman, r. 39 Hinckley
Esmiol Leon, liquors, 613 Kearny, r. 1027 Clay
Esmond House The, John F. Sweeney proprie-
tor, 43, 6th
Esnard Gertrude, dressmaker, r. 812 Buchanan

" Sarah, widow, r. 812 Buchanan
Esola Frederick L., lieutenant police, r. 112

Kearny
jg®=- Esola. See Isola

Esparca Victor, machinist, r. 221^ Scott PI
Espejo Louis B., clerk Jules Levy & Bros., r.
216, 2d
" Pedro P. (P. P. Espejo & Co.), r. 817 Broad-
way
" P. P. & Co. (Pedro P. Espejo and Frank B.
Romo), liquors, 817 Broadway
Espel Annie, widow, r. 2134 Howard
" Ferdinand, machinist Swain Bros., r. 18

Hawthorne
" Rosanna J. Mrs., r. 803 Bryant
Espeland Gabriel, salesman H. C. Henderson,

r. 1619 Mission
Esperance John P., laundry, 143, 11th
" Leonie Mrs., r. 605 Broadway
" Pierre, scavenger, r. 605 Broadway
Esperanza Quartz Mining Co. (Calaveras Co.).
Samuel P. Ely president, Prescott Ely
secretary, 10 Mutual Life Bldg, 5th floo
" Ricardo, painter, r. 12 Dunn Alley
Espeset Belle Miss, nurse, r. 417 Van Ness Av
Espie August, gardener Joseph Jacquemet &
Co., r. SE cor 22d and Douglass
" Desire, gardener Joseph Jacquemet & Co.,
r. SE cor 22d and Douglass
Espina Pedro A., teacher penmanship, 337 Phe-

lan Bldg
Espinosa Antonio, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo
" Josef a B., widow, r. 2326 Clay
" Louise, widow, r. 3 Caroline PI
•' Martin L., salesman George Webb Alex-
ander, r. 503 Golden Gate Av
" Pachita J., saleslady The Hamburger Co.,

r. 14071/2 Powell
" Prospero, groceries and liquors, 1028
Kearny
Espitallier Frank Mrs., laundry, 1312 Van Ness

Av
Esplin David, seaman, r. 11 Pacific
Espy Cora Miss, nurse, r. 818 Powell
" Mary A. Miss, dressmaker, 231, 12th
" Robert J., r. 321, 12th
" Robert J. Jr., compositor Call, r. I6I312

Folsom
" William C, foreman machinist Fulton
Eng. & Ship Bldg. Wks, r. 221, 12th
Esqueda Frank, painter, r. 36V2 Cedar Lane
Esse Henry R., machinist, r. 115a, 6th
Essel Peter, cook, r. 23 Harriet
Essler Edward, shoemaker, r. Pioneer House
" William, barber Mueller & Boss, r. 807
California
Essmann Ernst, dry goods, 744 Valencia, r. 72m

Guerrero
Estabrook A. F., clerk Fireman's Fund Ins. Co.,
r. Alameda
" Charles D. (Myers & Estabrook), r. 2OI2

Rondel PI
" Fannie M. Miss, associate principal Cal.
School of Elocution and Oratory, r. San
Jose, Cal.
Estaicalle Louis, butcher, 1806 Howard, r. 35U8

Mission
Estarziau Raymond, driver Loustalet&Hickei

r. 1142 Howard
Estee George, polisher Schussler Bros., r. 735i-2
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H The highest grade of Champagne and th«
i wine of Connoisseurs, invariably the pre- .
J ferred favorite at all fashionable resorts in
i London and on the Continent of Europe.
J WILLIAM WOLFF & CO., 329 Market St.

« Estee Morris M., attorney at law, 419 California.

§ rooms 28-33, r. 2391 Sacramento

a Estelita Alexander J., upholsterer John Hoey,

§• r. 68 Tehama

■S " Antone, helper, r. 68 Natoma

ti " F. Mrs., widow, r. 68 Natoma

" Joseph, cabinet maker, r. 70 Tehama
4i " Joseph Jr., r. 70 Tehama

"^ " Mary Miss, feeder Schmidt Label & Litho.

PJ Co., r. 68 Natoma

£ " Michael J., cigar maker Wiegmann &

o Stuermer, r. 70 Tehama

fit " William, clerk Irvine Bros., r. 70 Tehama

^ H Estep Frederick J., millwright, r. 11 Adair

S " James K., millwright, r. 11 Adair

!q " Katherine A. Miss, nurse, r. 1532a Fell

Esterberg Hulda Miss, varieties, 504^4 Leaven-
worth
Esters William, druggist G. Leipnitz & Co., r.
134 McAllister
■^ Estes Albert J., printer, r. IZYz Harriet
^^ " Daniel F., teamster, r. 13% Harriet

■^ " Edward, cashier, r. I'ZYi Harriet

" Frederick J., millhand C. A. Hooper & Co.,

r. 121/4 Harriet
" George W., r. 1214 Harriet
" George W. Jr., polisher Schussler Bros., r.

12/2 Harriet
•■ Herbert M., with Hulse, Bradford & Co., r.

803 Filbert
" H. L. Mrs., bookkeeper David Stern & Sons,

r. 83914 Sutter
" Logan J., r. 1135 Mission
" L. W. Mrs., r. 910 Pine
" Nathaniel H., carpenter, r. 819 Capp
" Weston B., dental student, r. 910 Pine
" William E., clerk Post Office, r. 435, 37th
" William H., carpenter, r. 1314 Harriet
Estner C. E., solicitor, r. 39 Turk
Estorff H., painter Sutro Baths, r. 5 Ocean Ter-
race
Estrada Benjamin, butcher, r. 845V^, 15th Av
South
" Edward, liquors, 501 Sutter, r. 212 Ellis
" Francisco, boxmaker, r. 336 Green
" Serapia, seaman, r. 608, 3d
Estrella George, porter Joseph Poessl, r. 16
Hopeton Terrace
" Ramiro A., cigar maker Jose A. Garcia, r.
333 Montgomery
Estrem Pascal, clothing, 24 Montgomery Av
Estudillo Bernard, baker, r. 313 Broadway
" Jesas M.. clerk freight auditor's dept. S.

P. Co., r. San Leandro
" Michael, barber Raymond J. Estudillo, r.

314 Green
" Raymond J., barber, 330 Broadway, r. 314

Green
" Sisto, baker, r. 1306 Kearny
Etchebert Jean B., cellarman, r. 908 Pacific
Ethell George W., r. 736 Geary
Ethelle John, teamster, r. 317, 14th
Ethen Joseph bartender August T. Meyer, r.

200 Hyde
Etheridge John, laborer, r. 836 Illinois

" Peter, laborer, r. 836 Illinois
Ethier Louis N., blacksmith 1st St. Wks. Union

I. Wks., r. 69 Natoma
Etienne E., laborer Cal. Wine Assn.
" Joseph M., machinist Cyclops I. Wks., r. 14

Sherman
" Victor (Cyclops Iron Works), r. 14 Sher-
man
" Victor Jr., bookkeeper Cyclops I. Wks.,r.
14 Sherman
Etique Charles M., conductor, r. 256 Stevenson

Etique John P. Mrs., widow, r. 737, 22d
Ettel Louis, seaman, r. 101, 1st
Etter Richard, waiter St. Mary's Hospital
Etthofer Elizabeth Mrs., r. 49 Zoe

" Heinrich, shoemaker, r. 312% Ritch
Etting Charles W., salesman W. A. Etting, r.
1928 Lexington Av
" William A., hardware, 110, 6th, r. 1928 Lex-
ington Av
Ettinger John F., porter Belmont House
" Louis, fringe maker M. Ettinger, r. 1917

Sutter
" M., manufacturer fringes, cords, tassels,

etc., 105 Post, r. 1917 Sutter
" Max C, manager M. Ettinger, 105 Post, r.

1006 Van Ness Av
" Moritz, r. 1916 Sutter
" Salome, widow, r. 228 Clipper
Ettli Frederick, driver Bavaria Brewery, r.

SW cor Scott and Lombard
Ettling Kate Mrs., hairdresser, r. 101 Leaven-
worth
" Louis, salesman, r. 142, 11th
" Mark, salesman, r. 142, llth
Ettlinger Bernhard (Eppinger & Co.), r. 1909
Van Ness Av
" Isaac L.. clerk, r. 1909 Van Ness Av
Etzel Louis, sausage maker Wilfert Bros., r. 3

Mary Lane
Eubank Rule G., laborer S. P. Co., r. Oakland
" Thomas, milk dealer, NE cor Buchanan
and Fulton
Eubanks Calvin, carpenter, r. 560 Howard
" J. Cal., traveling salesman Louis Kline &
Co., r. 108 McAllister
Eucalyptus Boiler Fluid. Downie B. I. P. Co.

manufacturers, 42, 3d
Euchler George B., carpenter, r. 1053 Golden

Gate Av
Eudey Joseph H., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

1518 Eddy
Euen George, soap maker Pioneer Soap Wks, r.

'i'iVi Decatur
Euer Thomas, milker, r. 431 Pine
Eugene Frederick, clairvoyant, 1728 Market
Euges William, notions, "915^4 Market, r. 710,

7th Av
Euing Edward H.. marker, r. 31 Rondel PI

" Harry, carpet layer, r. 930, 14th Av South
4®" Euing. See Ewing
Eulenstein Julius, cellarman, r. 358 Clemen

tina
Euler August, bookkeeper, r. 431, 2d
" August W., piano polisher Benj. Curtaz &

Son, r. 456 Natoma
" Charles E., salesman Brown & Metzner, r.

431, 2d
" George F., salesman H, S. Crocker Co., r.
431, 2d
Euler H. & Co. (Henry Euler Jr.), manufacturers
wood mantels and fine furniture, 443, 5th
" Henry, r. 431, 2d

" Henry Jr. (H. Euler & Co. and Klemm Man-
tel Co.;, r. 1511 Lyon
" N., cook German Hospital

EULER PHIL J.,

carriage and wagon painting, paint-
ing and lettering in all branches, art
and sign painting a specialty, office
956 Harrison nr Firtli, r. 1032a Page

Eulert Frederick, r. 429 Bush

Euling Louis, shipping clerk Charles Keilus &

Co., r. 142, llth
Eulrich Julius F., carpenter, r. 5^4 Hattie
" William, carpenter Commercial Box Fac-
tory
Euphrat Amelia, widow, r. 1006b Golden Gate Av
" Emanuel, clerk, r. 1006b Golden Gate Av
" L. & Co. (Ludwig Euphrat and Herman
Nathan), manufacturers' agents, 126
Davis
" Ludwig (L. Euphrat & Co.), r. 3015 Bro-

derick
" Martin F., salesman L. Euphrat & Co., r.

2015 Broderick
" Maurice L., student, r. 3015 Broderick
" Morris S., traveling salesman, r. 1006b
Golden Gate Av

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Eureka Benevolent Association, Leo Eloesser
secretary, 105 Stockton

EUREKA BOILER WORKS,

■William J. Brady proprietor, manu-
facturers boilers, sheet iron and ship
work, 113-115 Mission, telephone Main
5045

Eureka Broom Factory, office 310 Davis
Eureka Building and Loan Association, A.

Andrews president, Sol. J. Levy secre-
tary, 304 Montgomery

" Chemical Co., D. L. Munson manager, 80-81
Columbian Bldg
Eureka Company of San Francisco, George
Staacke secretary, 436 California, room 1

" Consolidated Drift Mining Co. (Placer Co.),
D. M. Kent secretary, 330 Pine, rooms
33-36

" Consolidated Mining Co., William Fries
president, Hyman P. Bush secretary,
134 Market

" Cutlery Works, August Bemmerer mana-
ger, 540 California
Eureka Foundry, Thompson Brothers proprie-
tors, 127-131 Beale, telephone Main 5137

" Grain Cleaner, Jeremiah D. Gove propri-
etor, E s Montgomery bet Francisco and
Chestnut

" Grain Warehouse, Seth Clisby proprietor,
NW cor Montgomery and Chestnut

" Hotel, Peter Balzer proprietor, 413-415
Brannan

" Loan Association, William Nicol presi-
dent, D. Hirschfeld secretary, 3-4 Mills
Bldg, 7th floor

" Machine Works, 107-111 Fremont

" Manufacturing Co., office 1449 Polk

" Music Hall, John Geary proprietor, 537
Kearny
Eureka Planing Mills, Bolander & Perkins pro-
prietors, 115-117 Main

" Roller Bearings Co., A. T. Hatch president,
N. W. Hammond secretary, office 605
Clay

" Sheet Iron and Metal Works, George Pabst
manager, 304 Mission

" Soda Waterworks, Hagedorn & Theirbach
proprietors, 1756 Ellis
Eureka Special Delivery Co., Duke & Swain
proprietors, 1146-1148 Mission

" Valley House, Mrs. Patrick Mahony pro-
prietor, 2658 Market

Eureka Valley Pharmacy,

F. H. Smith & Co. proprietors, NW cor
Castro and 19th

Eureka Valley Laundry, Armand C. Dram pro-
prietor, 20 Collingwood
Europa Hotel, E'oppiano & Barbagelata proprie-
tors, 628 Broadway
Europe Hotel, Jean Desbarats proprietor, 814

Montgomery
Eustace Daniel, tailor Isaac Lessman, r. 119
Sansome
" Edward, rancher, cor Sweeney and Boyl-

ston
" F., laborer Pac. Roll. Mills
" James, peddler, r. 208 Sweeney
" John H., tinsmith, r. 437 O'Farrell
Eustice D., printer, r. American Exchange
Hotel
" Edward W., insurance broker, r. 3041
Howard
Eustis Daniel F., cashier W. & J. Sloane & Co.,

r. Hotel Pleasanton
Eva James, president Alaska Improvement Co.,
3 Steuart, and proprietor California
Fuse Works, cor 14th and Channel, office
330 California, rooms 1-3, r. SW cor
Butte and Pennsylvania Av
" James M., foreman California Fuse Works,

r. SW cor Pennsylvania Av and Butte
" Samuel J., with California Fuse Works,
330 California, rooms 1-3, r. SW cor
Butte and Pennsylvania Av
Evain Lewis, laundryman, r. 7251^ O'Farrell
" Victoria Mme., laundry, 725!/2 O'Farrell
Evans A., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

PORTIERES.

Largest Assortment on the Coast.
<5-4-l-6-4-'7 /Vlarket St

Evans Albert S., cashier Charles S. Healey r

914 Oak
" Alfred J., deputy County Clerk, r. 1832

Green
" Allan B. Mrs., widow, r. 600 Bush
" Andrew, tailor, 906 Laguna, r. 26th Av nr

California
" Arthur H., clerk Goodall, Perkins & Co., r.

14 Park Hill Av
" A. W., clerk, r. 131 Montgomery
" Bessie Miss, teacher music, r. Hotel St.

Nicholas
" Caleb P., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.

Sacramento, Cal.
" Caradoc A., machinist Office Specialty Mfg.

Co., r. Oakland

EVANS C. H. & CO.

(Chester H. Evans and John Thompson^
machine works, 110-112 Beale

Evans Charles, bookkeeper Trumbull & Beebe,
r. Niles, Alameda Co.

" Charles, dairyman, 13 Hartford

" Charles, peddler, r. 33 Crocker

" Charles, teamster, r. 1703 Harrison

" Charles J., examiner U. S. Customs, r. Oak-
land

" Charles J., peddler, r. 1029 York

" Chester H. (C. H. Evans & Co.), r. 835 Capp

'■ Christopher, r. 534 Howard

•' Clarence D.. druggist Samuel A. McDon-
nell, r. 312 Fell

" Daisy Miss, r. 1703 Stockton

" Edward, hostler Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r.
607 California

" Edward J., furrier Frederick P. MuUer, r.
Alameda

" Elizabeth, widow, r. 3826 Sacramento

" Elmer E., clerk C. A. Hooper & Co., r. 728
Mission
Evans Evan C, commission merchant, ship
broker and agent Indemnity Mutual
Marine Assurance Co. Limited (of Lon-
don), 302 California, telephone Main 5460,
r. San Rafael

^' Florence Miss, dressmaker, r. 114 McAl-
lister

" Frederick, waiter, r. 224, 4th

" Frederick P., psychographist, r. 1342 McAl-

" F. S. Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 35 Baker

" George A., veterinary surgeon, 132i/4 Welsh

Evans George H., physician and surgeon, office

and r. 3115 Howard
" George P., cook, r. 63414 Broadway
" George S., clerk treasurer's dept. S. P. Co.,

r. 35 Baker
" Gomer Mrs., widow, r. 3826 Sacramento
" Gordon W., teamster Albert E. Buckman,

r. 2709 Sacramento
" Grace, widow, taiioress, r. 2714 Clara
" Harlow, brushmaker Read & Zahn, r. 897

Noe
" Henry, capitalist, r. 2313 Van Ness Av
" Hobart J., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1809

- Haight
" Isaac, carpenter, r. 1036, 19th
" Ivor, driver Richard Keller
" J., laborer Sutro Baths, r. 362 Minna
" James, r. 611, 21st
" James, engineer, r. 183414 Stockton
'■ James, milker J. Skehen, r. Trumbull nr

Condon
" James P., porter Henry Co well & Co., r

1913 Leavenworth
" Jenkin, laborer, r. 3 Pixley

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Evans J. O., clerk gen. pass, agent's office S. P.
Co.. r. Oakland

" J. Otis, bookmaker, r. 1112 Vallejo

" John, r. 110 Ellis

" Jobn, bartender James P. Dunne & Co., r.
1339 California

>, John, boatman U. S. Customs, r. 1823 Stock-
ton

'■ John, cook D. Halloran, r. 156, 3d

" John, driver Oakland Dairy, r. 330 Fulton

" John, fireman, r. I82414 Stockton

" John, laborer, r. 953 Folsom

" John Mrs., dressmaking, 3333 Hyde

" John H., master schr Mary F. Cruz, office
56 Steuart, r. 3333 Hyde

" John H., porter Paul Keyser, r. 1130 Mis-
sion

"- JohnM., liquors, 116 Eddy. r. 1130 Market

" John M., merchant tailor, 330 Broderick
Evans Jolin W., agent Domestic Sewing Ma-
chines. 1021 Market, r. East Oakland

" Joseph F., attorney at law, 43-44 Mills
Bldg, 8th floor, r. Oakland

" Joseph J., r. 314614 Market

" Josephine C. Miss, teacher Everett Gram-
mar School, r. 514 Sutter

" Lark, expressman G. W. Lee, r. 1005 Powell

" Laura Miss, shoefitter, r. 184 Perry

" Lizzie G. Mrs., ladies' nurse, 1334 Mission

" Lucy, widow, r. 3 Marcy PI

" Margaret, widow, r. 3313 Van Ness Av

" M. Isabelle Miss, student, r. 36th Av nr
California

" Oliver P. (Evans & Meredith), r. 3416
Washington

" Perry O., student, r. 3416 Washington

" Phillip, driver Stone & Co., r. 1515 Califor-
nia

" P. T., engineer Union I. Wks, r. 1413 Hyde

" R. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1539 Oak

" Richard J., counter The Morgan Oyster
Co., r. 445, 3d

" Robert, laborer, r. 39 Minna

" Robert, waiter Palace Restaurant, r. 374
Clementina

" Robert H., longshoreman O. R. & N. Co.

" Rose, widow, r. 1719 O'Farrell

" Rupert W., machine hand, r. 26, 10th

" Samuel, fireman str Corona, r. 704^ Mission

" .Samuel, hostler Goldberg, 'Bowen & Co.,
r. 607 California

" Samuel, porter Mrs. E. Cole, r. 301 Michi-
gan

" Samuel G., clerk Hooker & Co.. r. 26th Av
nr California

" Sarah F., widow, r. 1112 Vallejo

" Stephen, porter, r. 522 Pine

" Terrence F., compositor H. S. Crocker Co..
r. 615 Diamond

" Taliesin, journalist Chronical, r. Oakland

" Thomas, carrier postofhce, r. 28 Zoe

" Thomas, janitor Seamen's Institute, r. 33
Steuart

" Thomas, miner, r. 406 Broadway

" Thomas B., contractor, r. 3314 Van Ness Av

" Thomas J., r. 445, 3d

" Thomas J., inspector Edison Light and
Power Co., r. 637 Stevenson
Evans Thomas R., proprietor New Wisconsin
Hotel, NE cor Pacific and Montgomery

" Valentine, printer Galloway, Giddings &
Co., r. 15031/2 Market

" Wallace D., bookkeeper Price Baking Pow-
der Co., r. Oakland

" Warren, foreman Pac. Sheet Metal Wks..
r. 907 Florida

Evans William, gasfltter, r. 3223 Greenwich

" William, teamster, r. 309 Fell

" William H., foreman blacksmith Golden
State and Miners I. Wks, r. 19VassarPl

" William J., bookkeeper Public Adminis-
trator, r. 1026, 30th

EVANS WILLIAM M.,

searcher of records, 325 Montgomery,
room 12, r. Berkeley
Evans William R., bookkeeper J. W. Evans,
and agent Fenton Bicycle, 1021 Market,
r. East Oakland
" Wilson, r. 25 Baker
" Winifred, widow, r. 925 Harrison
Evans & Meredith (Oliver P. Evans and John
H. Meredith), attorneys at law, 33 Mills
Bldg, 10th floor
4S"Evans. See Evens
Evansen Mary, widow, r. 323 Vallejo
Evanson Emil, millhand Central Lumber and

Mill Co., r. Bryant and California Av
Evars Victor, proprietor City Front Exchange,

48 Sacramento
Evarts Jonathan J., painter, r. 1119 Fell

" Philetus, capitalist, r. 2711 Sacramento
4®-Evarts. See Ebert

Evatt Edward I., salesman Thomas Lundy, r.
r. 108 Devisadero
" Frank B., book and job printer, 935 Market,

r. 108 Devisadero
" William J., hatter, r. 108 Devisadero
" William J., teamster, r. 23414 Ritch
Evelich John, waiter, r. 143, 6th
Eveleth Alma, plasterer, r. 1770 Green
" Frank D., butcher Schmidt & Eggers, r.

1036 Oak
" James A. (Eveleth & Nash), r. 718 Califor-
nia
" Joseph A., carpenter, r. 1770 Green
" Sarah, widow, r. 1770 Green
" William S., printer H. S. Crocker Co., r.

Eveleth & Nash (James A. Eveleth and Wil-
liam H. Nash), fruit and produce com-
mission, 422 Front

Evening Bulletin. See The Bulletin

EVENING POST

(daily and weekly), Evening Post Pub-
lishing Co. proprietors and publishers,
NE cor Kearny and Bush
Evening Post Building, NE cor Kearny and

Bush
Evening Post Publishing Co., publishers and
proprietors Evening Post, NE cor
Kearny and Bush
" Star Mining Co. (Grass Valley), John J.
Scoville secretary, 320 Sansome, room 12
Evenritter Henry, machinist Yosemite Mfg Co.
Evens Ammina Mrs., lodgings, 348i4, 3d
" Frederick W., salesman Bennett &Schutte,

r. 811 Hyd3
" Harvev A., salesman Bunster Bros., r. 805

Hyde
" Hiram G., orchardist, r. 406 California Av
" John, r. 9, 23d

" William F., clerk auditing dept Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 796 Van Ness Av
^©''Evens. See Evans

E venson John, longshoreman, r. Peralta Av opp
Bryant
" John J., business agent Kenny & McLean,
r. 777 Market
Ever Ready Dress Stay Co. (Ypsilanti, Mich.),
manufacturers dress stays, Brown &
Metzner agents, 535 Market
Everding Frederick W., salesman J. Everding
&Co., r. I6231/2 Turk
" Herman H., shoemaker, 52254, 6th
Everding J. & Co. (John Everding) commission
merchants, 48 Clay
" John (J. Everding & Co.), r. 3116 Mason
" John Jr.. with J. Everding & Co., r. 2116
Mason
Everett Abijah P., Mrs., widow r. 816 Sutter
" Alexander H., clerk The Cal. Architect and

Building Ne.vs, r. 133, 3d Av
" Caroline T., widow, r. 1307 Devisadero

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W. B. CHAPMAN,

Importer of Selected Vintages op
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123 CALIFORNIA STREET.

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Everett Daniel H., liquors, 123 O'Farrell, r. 1618
Larkin
" Edward, with Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 2713

Buchanan
" EstelleB. Miss, teacher Sheridan School,

r. 1309 Devisadero
" George L., office 4 California, r. Oakland
Everett Grammar School, Mrs. Frances A.
Banning principal, Sanchez bet 16th and
17th
" Harrold F., bartender, r. 10 Angelica
" House, Mrs. Mary Dalton proprietor, 55, 2d
" John, hackman, r. 37 Tehama
" John Mrs., widow, r. 426 Waller
" Leonard, clerk Home and Phoenix Ins. Cos.,

r. 2713 Buchanan
" Luther, clerk, r. 1919 Greenwich
Everett Oliver, architect, 126 Kearny, room 41,
and secretary California Architectural
Publishing Co., 408 California, room 16,
r. 8 Tremont Av
" S. L., publisher Pac. Coast "Wood and Iron,
4 California, r. Oakland
JgS"Everhart. See Eberhart
Everinghim Elizabeth M. Miss, r. 33 Beideman
" Samuel M., salesman J. C. Rued & Co., r.
33 Beideman
Everington John. r. 2116 Mason
Evers August C, laborer, r. 107, 25th

" Charles D., foreman I. Gutte, r. 128, 14th
Evers Frank H., chief engineer str Washtenaw,
office 9 Mission
" George C, clerk I. Gutte, r. 122, 14th
" Julius J. , shipping clerk Tillmann & Bendel,
r. Oakland
JWilliam, tailor, r. 110 Montgomery block
See Ebers and Evars
Everson Christina, widow, r. 20 Everett rear
" Frank L., lithographer, r. 1322 Montgomery
" James H., gold pen maker J. H. Baptis, r.

Haywards,Cal.
" Mary, widow, r. 16 Clara
" Mary, widow, lodgings, 518 Mission
Everson Wallace, president Pacific Surety Co.
308 Sansome, r. Oakland
" William B., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light
Co., r. 20063-£ Dupont
J8®= Everson. See Iversen
4®-Everta. See Evarts
Eves E., waiter str Santa Rosa

" Joseph, longshoreman, r. 59 Tehama
Eviston Joseph L. (Meyer & Eviston), r. 19

Market
Evonata Frank, seaman, r. 3 Vallejo
Ewald Anton, r. 37 Lily Av
" Anton, clerk, r. 17^4 John
" Fred, stereotyper The Bulletin, r. U57

Stevenson
" Henry, solicitor, r. 17% John
" Theodore W., barber, 1218 Stockton, r. 17^4
John
Ewart Catharine, widow, r. 426!^ Fell
" John, clerk Montgomery's Hotel
Ewell Augustus H., engineer Vermont Marble
Co., r. 1 Congo
" Clara D. Miss, r. 2537 Folsom
" Edwin C, with H. S. Crocker Co., r. 1401

Van Ness Av
" Louis C, carpenter, r. 167 Minna

Luther J., president Ewell, Shafer & Co.,
331, 23d, r. 2537 Folsom
" , Shafer & Co., Luther J. Ewell presi-
dent, Frank E. Shafer secretary, dealers
in milk, 331, 23d
«®= Ewell. SeeYuill
Ewen Charles, seaman, r. 334 Main
" John S., bookkeeper Gray & Mitchell, r.

Berkeley
" William H., rigger, r. 423 Mississippi
Ewer Warren B. (Dewey & Co.), r. 1513 Clay
Ewer W. D. & Co. (Charles F. Precht), employ-
ment agents, 626 Clay
Ewers Charles E., conductor S. P. Co. , r. 319
Bartlett
" George I., dispatcher S. P. Co., r. 552

Wisconsin
" Max, laborer Enterprise Brewing Co., r.
5121/4 Taylor
Ewert John C, r. 489 Haight

Ewert Theodore J., porter Siebe Bros. & Plage-
mann, r. 489 Haight
" William C. M., machinis., A. J. Van Drake,
r. 489 Haight
Ewig Ernst, liquors, 727 Davis, r. 1918 Filbert
E wing Alison, collar maker Charles S. E wing,
r. Oakland
Calvin, r. 208 San Jose Av
Calvin Jr., clerk Post, r. 208 San Jose Av
Chalmer, lumberman, r. 722;4 Capp
Charles G., r. 2221 Scott
Charles M., collector Post, r. 208 San Jose Av
Ewing Charles S., manufacturer of horse col-
lars and harness, 552 Mission, r. 2517 Mc-
Allister
" Chesney W., portrait artist (water color).

231 Post
" Daniel, secretary's office S. P. Co., room 23,

Hobart Bldg, r. 1218 Turk
" Daniel Jr., clerk, r. 1218 Turk
" Ellen E. Miss, teacher Hawthorne Primary

School, r. 2221 Scott
" Frank, seaman, r. 340 Turk
" Frank L., dentist, r. 628 O'Farrell
" George, motorman Market St. Ry., r. 616, 23d
" George, wagon maker John F. Ewing, r.

1128 Florida
" George F., blacksmith John F. Ewing, r.

1128 Florida
" George J., fireman Engine 12, r. 40 Commer-
cial
" Harry, carpet layer John McQueen
; A., grainer, r. 1218 Turk
T., driver, r. 417 Bush
John, horseshoer, 103, 11th, r. 1218 Turk
John F., blacksmith and wagon maker, 1129

Alabama, r. 1128 Florida
John R., machinist, r. 21 Turk
Kittle A. Miss, swamp land clerk U. S.

Surveyor General's office, r. Oakland
Luther L., clerk John A. Foster, r. 1611 Turk
Mary M. Miss, operator W. U. Tel. Co., r.

1611 Turk
Maurice D., with Cal. Casket Co., r. 959

Howard
R. Miss, forelady Central Hardware and

Supply Co., r. 959 Howard
Robert, contractor, 418 California, room 5,
and president Santa Cruz Lime Co., 408
California, r. 136 South Broderick
Robert, marker, r. 1218 Turk
Samuel H., collar maker Charles S. Ewing,

" Samuel M., reporter, r. 2907 Bush

" S. Howard, freight clerk P. C. SS. Co., r.

208 San Jose Av
" Stanley J., salesman Nolan & Co., r. 211

Mason
" William H., gripman Market St. Ry., r.

1330 Howard
4®" Ewing. See Euing

EXAMINER THE

(daily and weekly), WiUiam R. Hearst
editor and proprietor, NE cor Market
and Grant Av., telephone Main 1805,
editorial, composing and press rooms,
645-647 Mission, telephone Main 1804,
city editor's telephone Main 1821

Examining Board of Pensions, United States,
Joseph Pescia M. D. president. D. F.
Ragan M. D. secretary, Max Magnus
treasurer, 3-4-5 Donohoe Bldg

Excelsior Building and Loan Association,
Henry Payot president, N. Schlessinger
secretary, 304 Montgomery

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Excelsior Coal and Screening Co.,

M. R. Roberts president aaid superin-
tendent, M. R. Roberts Jr. vice-presi-
dent and general agent, 5 Spear

Excelsior Glove Co., S. Fear & Co. proprietors.
■113-415 Market
" Hall, 2319 Mission

" Hotel, August Bruns proprietor, 608, 6th
Excelsior Mill Co., Dodge & Dunshee pro-
prietors, manufacturers window frames,
sash and blind moldings, etc., 713-717
Bryant
" Redwood Co. The, planing mill and yard
SE cor Channel and 4th, C. A. Hooper &
Co. agents, office 204 Front
Excelsior Stables, Lot D. Slocum proprietor, 925
Sutter
" Straw Works, M. A. Conklin & Co. pro

prietors, 120, 4th
" Tannery, John Reilly proprietor. 235-237

Day
" The. Mrs. Maggie Gorman proprietor, 39
Turk
Excelsior Wire Works, Justinian Caire Co. pro-
prietors, office 521-527 Market, works 571
Mission
" Wooden Pipe Co., David C. Henny man-
ager, C. A. Hooper & Co. agents, 204
Front
Exchange Block, 506 Battery
Exchequer Mining Co. (Gold Hill. Nev.), Charles
Hirshfeld president, Charles E. Elliot
secretary, 79 Nevada Block
Exempt Fire Co., John J. Guilfoyle secretary, 9
Brenham PI
" Relief Fund, Board of Trustees of, Joseph
Marshall secretary, 9 Brenham PI
Exline William, plasterer, r. 235 Stevenson
Exodius Julia Mme, medium, r. 106 Eddy
Exotic Garden Nursery, Krabbenhoft & From-

menwiler proprietors, 1727 Mission
Ey Alfred, bartender William ZoUer, r. North

Eybs Louis, bottler' Cal. Bottling Co., r. 521
Franklin
" William (Eybs & Schroder), r. 521 Franklin
" & Schroder (William Eybs and Henry
Schroder), liquors. 101, 6th
Eyer George V., cook, r. 426 Natoma
Eyerman Bernhard C, liquors, 28, 3d, r. 20914

Prospect PI
Eylenfeldt Julius, cabinet maker West Coast

Furniture Co.. r. 118 Holly Park
Eymat Gustave, with W. & J. Sloane & Co., r

434 Green
Eyraud Jean, gardener Louis H. Pottet, r. Ne-
braska nr Cortland Av
E3Te Edward E., president Germania Lead
Works, office 124 Sansome, room 7, r.
Menlo Park
Eyre Edward L. (Girvin & Eyre), and president
Vulcan Iron Works, 135 Fremont, r
Menlo Park
" John, carpenter, r. 211 Castro
" Manuel G., messenger U. S. Sub-Treasury,

r. Alameda
" Perry (Brown «fe Eyre), r. Menlo Park
" Robert M., clerk Girvin & Eyre, r. Menlo
Park
£S» Eyre. See Ayer, Ayers and Ayres
Eyselee Albert, teamster S. F. Contracting Co.,
r. 228 Langton rear
" Alfred, teamster S. F. Contracting Co., r.

228 Langton rear
" Sarah, widow, r. 228 Langton rear

Eyster Nellie Blessing Mrs., authoress, r. 2715

Buchanan
Eyton C, clerk, r. American Exchange Hotel
Ezeguiel Prota Mrs., tamales, 1033'/^ Valencia
Ezekiel Edward, household goods, IIO314 Folsom
Ezekiels Charles, salesman The Hamburerer

Co., r. 910 Post

Ezell Louis, horseman, r. 412 Cole
Ezickgruff Michael, brewer, r. 27 Madison Av
Ezquerro Louisa, widow, r. 1220 Stockton
" Manuel, barber Manuel Gomes, r. 1220
Stockton
Ezzell J. C, miner, r. 1309 Stockton

Faas Fernandez, barber, 702 Montgomery Av
Faas George, manufacturer cutlery and surgi-
cal instruments, 328 Bush, r. Fruitvale
Fabbi Henry, veterinary surgeon, 122 Eddy, r.

1012 Fillmore
Fabbri Alexander, peddler, r. 430 Pacific
" Angelo, laborer, r. 233 Green
" Joseph, teamster, r, igv^ Moray Alley
Fabbris Emedio, mosaic worker Braida & Pas-
quali, r. 236 Hickory
" Ermanio, mosaic worker, r. 236 Hickory Av
" Guglielmo, clerk Matteucci & Vannucci, r.

236 Hickory Av
" John, mosaic worker Braida & Pasquali, r.

236 Hickory Av
" Louis J., mosaic worker Braida & Pas-
quali, r, 236 Hickory Av
Fabens Frances, widow, r. 1913 Polk
" Frank C, clerk manager's office S. P. Co.,
4 Montgomery, r. Alameda
Faber Augustus G., carpenter, r.211 Castro
" Bertha Miss, hairdresser, r. 167 Juniper
" Charles, r. 605 Steiner
" Charles, salesman, r. 1715 EMton
" Charles F., blacksmith, r. 95 Steuart
•' Charles J., carriage trimmer, r. 33 Val-
paraiso
" Conrad, porter, r. 439 Jessie
" Daniel, r. 109 Jessie

" Frederick, groceries and liquors, 1100, 24th
" George, asst. lineman Police Patrol, r
33 Valparaiso
Faber Hermann (Faber & Co.), r. 12 Dale PI
" John, laborer, r. 33 Valparaiso
" Joseph, sweeper Harbor Commissioners, r.

33 Valpariso

" Louis, laborer, r. 33 Valparaiso

" Serenia A. Mrs., proprietor The Galilee, 95

Steuart
" William E., bartender The Criterion, r. 15

Dale PI

FABER & CO.

(Hermann Faber) importers and deal-
ers in staple and fancy groceries, for-
eign and domestic table luxuries,
teas, wines and cigars, 119 Taylor,
telephone Jessie 12
Fabian Brothers (Charles A. Fabian), groceries
and liquors, 1701 Stockton
" Charles A. (Fabian Bros.), r. 2054 .Tones
" Delia, widow, r. E s Townsend bet 7th and

8th
" Harris, second hand clothing, 1011 Folsom
" Joseph, laborer, r. Iowa bet 33d and 24th,

Potrero
" Louisa G., widow, r. 1600 Bush
" M. Mrs., teacher music, r. 915 Geary
" Morris, second hand clothing, 1206 Howard
" Philip (Fabian & Co.), r. 1522 Broadway
" William, compositor H. S. Crocker Co., r.

915 Geary
" & Co., merchants (Tracy), office 224-226
Bush
Fabio Martin, laborer, r. 10 Margaret PI

" Vincenzo, bootblack, r. 10 Margaret PI
Fabisch Bruno, brush maker F. R. Schwarz, r.

34 Austin

Fab] R. P., special agent Fireman's Fund Ins.
Co., r. Portland, Or.

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Fabre Benjamin C, porter Olsen Bros., r. 537

Sacramento
Fabre Jules, plumber and gasfitter, 618 Cali-
fornia, r. 23 Scott PI
Fabreque Henri, office, 14 Sansome
Fabri Vito, boot black, 101 Ellis, r. 515 Green

" Frederick, laborer, r. 1625 Powell
Fabrien Julius, cellarman Schlesingerfe Bender
Fabris Antonio B., cook J. D. Fabris, r. 1503
Turk
" Dominick (Fabris & Rivolo), r. 2931/4 Union
" Frank, fish dealer, r. 336 Union
" Frank, proprietor Colombo Hotel, 621

Broadway
" Geronimo A., shoemaker, 410 Chestnut
" Jeremiah D., restaurant, 1503 Turk
" Peter, mosaic worker Braida & Pasquali, r.

520 Hickory Av
» Vincent (A. Parmisano & Co.), r. ISWA

Kearny
" & Rivolo (Dominick Fabris and Antomo
Rivolo), fish, 4 Clay St. Market
*®=Fabris. See Fabbris

Fabry Frank E., laborer, r. Lisbon nr Brazil Av
■' Frank E. Jr., cabinet maker, r. Lisbon nr

Brazil Av
" Frank H., pressman Brunt & Co., r. 1331

California
" Herman L. (Philip Kiefer & Co.), r. 605

Steiner
" Herman L., bookkeeper, r. 520 Laguna
" Leopold M., butcher, r. 520 Laguna
Faccini Camilla, widow, r. 314 Vallejo
" David, fireman Bowers Rubber Co., r. Flint

Av nr Battery
" Enrico, laborer, r. 314 Vallejo
" Joseph F., tinsmith George H. Tay Co.,

r. 314 Vallejo
" Vincenzo, fisherman, r. 314^4 Vallejo
Facco Catherine, widow, r. Onondaga Av nr

Mission Road
Fachian Andrew, confectioner, r. 34 Mary
Facio August, real estate, r. 9 Gavin PI

" Louis, waiter, r. 9 Gavin PI
Factor Samuel, tailor, 317M O'Farrell
Fader John J., r. 717 Post
Fagan Andrew, laborer, r. 4 Lizzie
" Ann, widow, r. 1554 Kentucky
" Bridget, widow, r. 510, 3d
" Catherine, widow, r. 4 Lizzie
" Dominic, coal passer str Eureka, r. 234

Greenwich
" Henry, shoemaker, r. 4 Lizzie
" J., baker str San Bias
" James, marine fireman, r. 863 Bryant
" James, saloon keeper, r. 723, 7th Av
" James J., cashier American Bank and

Trust Co. of S. F., r. Alameda
" John, laborer, r. 4 Lizzie
" Lizzie, domestic, 1330 Leavenworth
" Louis, shoemaker, r. 1061 Folsom
" Mary Miss, spinner Tubbs Cordage Co.,

r. 1554 Kentucky
" Mary J. Miss, teacher Harrison Primary

School, r. 110 Jones
" Michael, waiter, r. 4 Lizzie
" Patrick, laborer, r. 4 Lizzie
" Patrick, laborer, r. 1325 Minna
" Thomas, cook, r. 4 Lizzie
" Thomas H., clerk, r. 110 Jones
" William A., electrician, r. 1611 Howard
" William J., carriage painter Robert Walsh
" William T., ship carpenter, r. 39 Perry
4®"Fagan. See Fagen, Fagin and Fegan
Fagen Hugh, laborer, r. 221 Broadway
" James, r. Elsie nr Eugenia Av
" James (James Fagen & Son), r. 1014 Sacra-
mento
" James & Son (James and James J.), livery

stable, 11-13 Webb
" James J. (James Fagen & Son), r. 1014 Sac-
ramento
" John, asst. property master California

Theatre, r. 520 Bush
" Mabel R. Miss, dressmaking, 437 Sutter
" Michael F., sailmaker Neville & Co., r. 1301

Bush
" Nettie Miss, saleslady, r. 615 Haight
" Patrick H., boatman, r. 204 Jackson

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

Contracts made with Hotels for
Fumisliiiig Carpets, Furniture, Drapery-
Materials, Lace Curtains, Window
Shades, Bedding, Etc.
S^I-S-^T" IVIARKEX ST.

Fagen Peter J., collector David Stern & Sons, r.

615 Haight
J9S=-Fagen. See Fagan, Fagin and Fegan
Fager Alma, domestic, 834 Post
" John car builder Sutter St Ry., r. 1315
Broadway
Fagerberg William F., rattan worker Wakefield

Rattan Co.
Fagerlund Gustav M.,mate str Greenwood, r.

Oakland
Fagerstrom Alexander, seaman, r. Newman nr
Bennington
" Charles, seaman, r. 513 Greenwich
" John, seaman, r. 513 Greenwich
Fagg John M., deputy Tax Collector, r. 2323

Pacific
Faggor George, baker, r. 518 Stevenson
FagOthey Denis, groceries and liquors and mu-
sician, NW cor Turk and Jones, r. 530!/2
Turk
" Frank, groceries and liquors, 400-402 Eddy,

r. 1333 Oak
" Jean, r. 1333 Oak
" John E. (FagOthey & Maple and Maple,

Thomas & FagOthey), r. 315 Lyon
" Joseph A., cashier Chevalier & Co.. r. 1631

Hayes
" & Maple (John E. Fagothy and Myron C.
Maple) proprietors Golden Gate Cyclery,
307 Broderick
Fahden Hans, shoemaker, 410 Devisadero
Fahey Anna, domestic, 3300 Washington
" Annie Mrs., bakery, 513 Bryant
" Henry R., foundryman Marshutz & Cant-

rell, r. 515 H
" James, r. 13161/4 Harrison
'• James, gardener, r. 834 Valencia
" James, laborer, r. 247, 2d
" John, r. 5 Lincoln
" John, r. 1505 Montgomery
" John, longshoreman, r. 548'/4 Natoma
" John J., janitor S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 19

Georgia
" Martin, shoemaker, 3929 Mission
" Michael, laborer, r. 8 Ringold
" Michael, laborer, r. 346, 4th
" Michael, laborer, r. 706 Natoma
" Michael, laborer, r. 715 Howard
" Michael, laborer, r. 1604 Bush
" Michael, teamster, r. 501 Napa
" Patrick, laborer, r. 513 Bryant
'= Patrick, tailor, r. 319 Grant Av
" Pauline, widow, r. 413 Broderick
" Philip, teamster, r. 501 Napa
" Thomas, r. 506 Napa
" Thomas, foundryman, r. 501 Napa
" Thomas F., grainer J. E. Rose
" William, driver, r. 222. 23d
Fahey William, proprietor Cosmopolitan Hotel,

100, 5th
4®=Fahey. See Fahy, Fay and Fey
Fahlbusch George C, painter, r. 224 Lobos
" William, r. 224 Lobos

" William H., messenger U. S. Weather Bu-
reau, r. 234 Lobos
Fahmbrich Julius, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
Fahnestock Gates D., general agent Pacific
Coast of International Navigation Com-
pany's Trans-atlantic lines, office 609
Market, Grand Hotel Bldg, r. Pacific-
Union Club
Fahning Hermann, cabinet maker, r. 358 Clem-
entina
Fahnley William, operator Buckingham &

Hecht, r. 313 Fair Oaks
Fahr Joseph, bottler, r. 1616 Buchanan

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Fahrbaeh August C, bookkeeper Charles S.
Healey. r. 751 Hayes
" Christian F., commission merchant, r. 721

Hayes
" Emil F., cashier L. Dinkelspiel & Sons, r.

2527 Gough
" Helena, widow, r. Ripley PI nr Alabama
Fahrenbach George, cooper, r. 106 Tehama

" Marie, widow, r. 12 Godeus
Fahrenholz Arthur, carriage painter, r. 1127
Treat Av
'■ Frederick W., carrier postoffice, r. 1127

Treat Av
" Lucy, widow, r. 1127 Treat Av
Fahrenkamp Olaf F., ship carpenter, r. 9th Av

South nr G
Fahrenkrug Christian, watchman Western Su-
gar Refinery, r. 2300 Folsom
" G. F. William, r. 1086 Howard
" Henry, cooper, r. 2300 Folsom
Fahs Herman H., pressman H. S. Crocker Co.,
r. 336 Bryant
" Paul, r. 336^ Bryant
Fahsel Henry, candies and stationery, 128. 3d
Fahy James, r. St. Dominic's Monastery
" James, teamster, r. 118 Drumm
'■ John F., teamster, r. 25 Freelon
" Patrick H. P., clerk, r. 1727 Market
•' Philip (Doherty & Fahy), r. 1414 Bryant

At
" Richard, contractor, r. 514 Noe
" William J., clerk, r. 402 Van Ness Av
.^"Fahy. See Fahey, Fav and Fey
Fahys Joseph & Co., (New York), J. Serex
manager. 4 Sutter, room 4
" Watch Case Co., J. Serex manager. 4 Sut-
ter, room 4
Faick Brothers (Nlkolaus and Conrad), willow
and rattan ware, 477 Tehama
" Conrad (Faick Bros.), r. 477 Tehama
" Nikolaus (Faick Bros.), r. 477 Tehama
Fail Henry, clerk Frank Fagothey, r. 137, 3d
Faillor F.. porter, r. 765 Mission
Fair Aubrey, salesman Stockton Milling Co.
" Charles L., capitalist, office 74 Chronicle

Bldg, r. Palace Hotel
" Edward, painter Edward Norman, r. 1741

Mission rear
" Emma, widow, teacher music, r. 110 Mc-
Allister
•1 Furniture Co., Samuel Mathews propri-
etor, 859 Mission
Fair James G. (estate of), W. S. Goodfellow, J.
S. Angus, L. C. Breese and T. G. Cro-
thers special administrators, office 230
Montgomery
■' John, clerk, r. 35 Welsh
■' Laura D., widow, r. 912, 19th
" Mary E. Mrs., dressmaking, 1513 Market
" Virginia Miss, r. 1120 Pine
*S"Fair. See Phair
Fair's Buildings, SW cor Sansome and Pine

and 2.30 Montgomery
Fairall Charles H., attorneV at law, 116 Crocker

Bldg, r. 911 Q-Farrell
Fairbairn Joseph E., blacksmith, r. 1234 York
" Richard, painter, r. 219 Clara
" William, molder, r. 560 Howard
Fairbank N. K. Co. The, Mansfield Lovell

agent, 124 California
Fairbanks Joseph, barber, r. bO^i Norfolk
" Joseph, salesman Walter A. Muller, 136
Phelan Bldg
Fairbanks, Morse & Co., William Rennie
agent, dealers scales, windmills, trucks
and railway supplies, 316 Market

Fairbanks Robert I., machinist Union Gas En-
gine Co., r. Berkeley

" Rolla D., carrier postoflflce, r. 44, 3d
Fairchild Douglass , contractor, r. 30 Chenery

" Florence Miss, teacher Washington Gram-
mar School, r. 2094 Market

" Frederick M., trackman Market St. Ry., r.
2094 Market
Fairchild George E., president and manager
San Francisco Shoe House, 931-933 Mar-
ket, r. 1305 Madison, Oakland

" George H., road engineer Market St. Ry.,
r. 516 Oak

•' George W., engineer ,r. 1515 Jackson

" Harriet M. Miss, principal Potrero Pri-
mary School, r. 606 Sutter

" John M., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 502
O'Farrell

" Mahlon D. Jr., bookkeeper American Press
Assn., r. Oakland

" Maria E. Miss, teacher South Cosmopoli-
tan Granomar School, r. 2094 Market

" Raylets L., traveling salesman F. H. Ames
& Co., r. 517 Mason

" Richard H., clerk, r. 2094 Market

" Willard W., machinist C. H. Evans & Co.,
r. 2904 Pine
Faircloth Frank T., collector West Publishing
Co., r. 738 Ellis

" Maud, widow, r. 738 Ellis
Fairclough James, countersinker Union I. Wks,
r. 2 Texas

•'' Richard, machinist Washburn & Moen Mlg.
Co., r. 916 North Point
Fairfax Hal B., tailor, r. 2820 Greenwich

" Villa Co. (Marin Co.), J. Stadtfeld Jr. sec-
retary, 56 Nevada Block
Fairfield Alice Miss, compositor Call

■' Daniel, laborer, r. 1427, 26th

" Daniel, marine engineer, r. 17 Hardy

" Marshall (Fairfield & Stoddard), r. 1924
Lexington Av

" Marshall J., driver National Laundry, r.
943, 14th

" Mary, widow, r. 8 Hyde

" Mary, widow, r. 617 Bryant

" Oliver E., paper carrier, r. 1924 Lexington
Av

" Orlando W., salesman Parke & Lacy Co.,
r. 603 Polk

" W. R., with The Examiner, r. 8 Hyde
Fairfield & Stoddard (Marshall Fairfield and
Fred H. Stoddard), proprietors National
Laundry, 411 Sanchez, office 213a Powell,
branch 105, 4th
Fairgrieve Andrew D., bookkeeper Somers&Co.,
r. 424 Bryant

" Jennie Miss, dressmaker, r, 424 Bryant

" John, clerk Elliott Bros., r. 424 Bryant

" William, carrier postoffice, r. 424 Bryant

•' William B., foreman, r. 16 Hill
Fairley Gaven, waiter str State of California

" Robert, draper, r. 26 Elgin Park Av
Fairman Maria L., widow, r. 1823 Green
Falrmount Hotel, Benjamin F. True proprie-
tor. 1714 Market

• Loan Association, Thomas F. Creighton
secretary, office 1177 Valencia
Fairmount Pharmacy, Charles J. Schmelz,

M. D., proprietor, 1700 Market
Fairmount Primary School, Miss Clara M.
Johnston principal, Chenery nr Randall
Fairville Creamery, I. Sartori & Co. proprietors,

8 Lick PI
Fairweather Alfred D., salesman Raphael Weill
& Co., r. 409 Steiner

" Alfred J., salesman Raphael Weill & Co.,
r. 409 Steiner

" Ernest H., clerk, r. 407 Steiner

■' Helen B. Miss, school teacher, r. 234 Haight

" Helen B. Mrs., school teacher, r. 791 Sut-
ter

" Henry, teacher elocution, r. 930 Sutter
Fairweather J. Arthur, attorney at law, 20
Mills Bldg. 10th floor, r. E s Gough nr
Filbert

" Julian R., sash, doors and blinds, 514, 5th,
r. 407 Steiner

•' N. Stan lev, dental student, r. 407 Steiner

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" Stuart, clerk, r. 407 Steiner
Faison Samson L., 1st lieut. Company G. 1st In-
fantry U. S. A., Beneoia Barracks, Cal.
Faith Andrew, teamster, r. 4371/2 Dolores
Faivre Edward, butcher S. Simon, r. 322 O'Far-
rell
" Jacques P., cook, r. 2302 Fulton
Fajet Marv, domestic, 1727 Broadway
Fajundes Frank M., barber William H. May, r.

13261/2 Kearny
Faktor David B. (Faktor & Schmidt), r. 827 Fill-
more
" & Schmidt (David B. Faktor and Peter
Schmidt), liquors, 923-925 Kearny
Falbe Julius, baker, r. 625 Clay
Falbey Mary, widow, restaurant, 213 Utah
Falch Otto (Page & Falch), r. 1131 Ellis
Falciola Giovanni, umbrellas, 1005 Howard, r.

465 Minna
Falck Bernhard, traveling salesman, r. 2209
Larkin
" Henry, cigars and tobacco, 59, 2d, r. 2209

Larkin
" Millicent E. Miss, physician, 2209 Larkin
«S=Falck. See Falk

Falconer Jolin, permanent secretary Ancient
Order of Foresters and A. O. F. Hall
Association, 102 O'Farrell, telephone
Main 1876
" Maggie, domestic, 1905 Pacific Av
'' Robert S.. real estate and secretary Del
Monte Coal Mining Co., office 1189 Mar-
ket, r. 28, 8th
iSS^Falconer. See Falkner and Faulkner
Falen Albert (Casey, Falen & Co. ), r. 401 Harri-
son
Faler R. G., linotype operator, r. 626 California
Fales Fernando S., drayman, 22 Jessie, r. 1330
Florida
" Leonardo D., teamster Dutton & Co., r. 538,

33d
" Lilla L. Miss, principal First Congre-
gational Kindergarten, r. 538, 23d
Falignon Victor, laborer, r. 265 Stevenson
Falizzi Caterina, widow, r. 315 Geary
Falk F., seaman, r. 22 Sacramento
" George, brewer, r. 444 Brannan
" Gustav, liquors, 43 Steuart, r. 44 Ridley
" Henry, clerk Francis Pope, r. 203/2 Polk
" Henry, restaurant, 135, 5th
" Henry H., electrician, r. 24^/4 Lafayette
" Hyman, cigars and tobacco, SW cor Market

and 2d, r. 306 Van Ness Av
" Jerome, salesman Em Meyer & Co., r. 1117

Geary
" John, r. 1236 Mission
" Louis, usher Columbia Theatre
" Minnie Mrs., typewriter, r. 603 Bush
Falk Morris, manufacturers agent and commis-
sion merchant, 318 Market, r. 1711^4 Bu-
chanan
" Olof A., longshoreman, r. ZSVi, 6th
" Philip Mrs., r. 1033 Sutter
" Raphael G., bookkeeper, r. 1317 Geary
" Samuel, merchant, r. 306 Van Ness Av
" Sarah, widow, r. 241/2 Lafayette
" Thomas, shoemaker, r. 204, 2d
" William H.,r. 518 Taylor
" William S., medical student, r. 1233 Union
4®= Falk. See Falck
Falkenau Louis, proprietor State Assay Office,

434 California, r. 355 Devisadero

Falkenburg Nelson H., master mariner, r. .530,

19th

" Victor, carpenter, r. 830 Jessie

" William, liquors, 525 East, r. Alameda

Falkenhahn Frederick, waiter Franz Siebrecht,

r. 416 Kearny
Falkenstein Christian (Aten & Falkenstein), r.
25 Borland
" GustavusA., with Isaac Falkenstein, r.

1508 Post
" Henry, office 207 Battery, room 9, r. Hotel

Baltimore
" Isaac, cigars and tobacco, 14 Eddy, r. 1508
Post
Falkers Andrew, r. 33, 4th

Falkingham Edwin, carriage maker, 1731 Mis-
sion
" John J., painter, r. 911 Capp rear
" Joseph J., buyer Hooper & Jennings, r. Ala-
meda
Falkner Georgie Mrs., corset maker, 705 Larkin

" John, corset maker, r. 705 Larkin
4@=-Falkner. See Falconer and Faulkner
Fall Frank G. (Bennett & Fall) r. 737 Hayes
Fall George, driver, r. 13 Bridge

" Louise G., widow, r. 13 Bridge
«®=-Fall. See Faull

Fallek Nathan, medical electrician, 1606 Powell
Fallenback Edward, porter, r. 703 Vallejo
Faller Ernest, machinist Cal. Electrical Wks,
r. 5% Bryant Av
" Peter, coppersmith Ludwig Wagner, r. 1777
Mission
Fallman John P., groceries and liquors, cor

Anderson and Old Hickory
Fallen Alice C, widow, r. 1909 Union

" Anita Miss, r. 3102 Market
Fallon Annie Mrs., lodgings, 1046 Folsom, r. 943
Golden Gate Av
" Carmel, widow, r. 3103 Market
" Charles J., clerk Frank J. Fallon, r. 943

Golden Gate Av
" Daniel, bartender Richard S. Fallon, r. 120

Ellis
" Delia, widow, r. 3110 Howard
" Dora A. Miss, teacher Fairmount Primary

School, r. 435a Fell
" E. D. & Sons (Edward D., William J. and

Edward), coal dealers, 351 Beale
" Edward (E. D. Fallon & Sons), r. 351 Beale
" Edward D. (E. D Fallon & Sons), r. 351

Beale
" Edward L., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.

303 Van Ness Av
" Eugene, r. 1046 Folsom
Fallon Frank J., attorney at law, 36-37 Mills
Bldg, 4th floor, r. 433 Oak
" James, bartender, r. 8 Oak Grove Av
" James, caterer, r. 307, 4th
" James, cook George Delflno, r 777 Mission
" James, helper William F. Wilson, r. 435

Duncan
" James J., harness maker, r. 907 Illinois
" James L., r. 3110 Howard
" John B., motorman Market St. Ry., r. 105,

35th
" John G., carpenter, r. 337, 38th
" Joseph, clerk Frank J. Fallon, r. 943 Golden

Gate Av
" Kate A. Miss, teacher Columbia Grammar

School, r. 4&5A Fell
" Maria, widow, r. 435a Fell
" Martin, laborer, r. 907 Illinois
" Martin G.,molder, r. 907 Illinois
" Matthew, liquors, SW cor Lombard and
Battery, and deputy Superintendent
Streets, r. 407 Powell
" Michael, r. 3 Minna
" Michael, r. 943 Golden Gate Av
" Michael, carpenter, r. 16th Av South nr F
" Patrick, liquors, 1161 Market
" Peter, boiler maker Eureka Boiler Wks, r.

907 Illinois
" Peter, boot treer Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r.

West Berkeley
'' Richard S., liquors, 118 Ellis, r. 239 Golden

Gate Av
" Thomas, conductor, r. 907 Illinois
" Thomas H., accountant Roth, Blum & Co.,

r. 435a Fell
" Thomas P., laborer, r. 32 Turk

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Fallon William, carpenter, r. 337, 28th
" William J. (E. D. Fallon & Sons), r. .351
Beale
Falls Amelia, widow, r. 529 Capp
" Dolly, widow, r. 711 Jones
" George N., clerk, r. 529 Capp
" Stephen D., clerk H. K. Belden, r. I2014

Geary
" William F., bookkeeper DoUiver & Bros., r.

711 Jones
" William G., clerk, r. 529 Capp
Faltermayer Jacob, engraver J. C. Irvine & Co.,

r. 517 Howard
Fallings Julius (Beversen & Fallings), r

4th
Falton Jane, widow, r. 2614 Garden
Falvey Arthur J., r. 521 McAllister
" Catherine A. Miss, dressmaker, r

Broderick
" Edward A., millhand, r. 93iy2. 19th
" Patrick, teamster Michael Sheedy
Stevenson

Fancelli Paolo (Dini & Fancelli), r. 3 Rausch
Fancher Charles H., r. 605 Market

• Charles H. Jr., deputy County Clerk, r. 605

Market
" Charles I., woodcarver, r. 519 Eddy
" Frank H., r. 1307 Tavlor
" William, clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott., r, 519
Eddy
Fane Andrew J., laundryman American Laun-
dry, r. 2121 Greenwich
" Henry, seaman, r. 122 Jackson
Faneuf Edward, foreman Perkins Pump and
Engine Co.. r. Oakland
" Ralph J., machinist Perkins Pump and En-
gine Co., r. Oakland
Fanger Joseph, helper Ahlbach & Co., r. 1506
Folsom
" Nicholas, laborer, r. 220 Cheney
Fangoter Otto, millhand M. Hansen & Co.. r

3909 Sacramento
Fanier John L., driver Joseph Fassler, r. Mis-
sion Road bet Five and Si.x Mile Houses
Fankelhauser Christian, cigar manufacturer

626 Fulton
Fannin James H., (Fannin & Franks), r. The

< & Franks (James H. Fannin and George

M. Franks), manufacturers' agents, 27

PhelanBldg

Fanning Alexander B.. compositor, v. 506 Jones

" Andrew J., clerk F. M. Petersen & Co., r.

12 Rincon Av
" Angelo, paper hanger J. St. Denis & Co r

705 Diamond
- Bert, clerk Hoger Bros., r. 506 Jones
'^ Edward, contractor, r. 320 Chestnut
'^ Edward F., compositor H. S. Crocker Co

r. 931 B Howard
" Frank B., elevator man, 35 New Montgom-
ery, r. 2801 Mission
'■■ George W., steward, r. 1317 Sacramento
" Hattie, widow, r., 2801 Mission
" James, laborer, r. 14 Rincon Av
" James M., foreman Flint & McLennan r

434, 10th '

" Johanna Miss, dressmaker, r. 1703 Mi
" • John, laborer W. W. Montague & Co.

Jessie

'^ John, teamster, r. 1211 Montgomery
'■ John J., policeman, r. 802 Green
" Mary Miss, packer, r. 14 Rincon Av
" Michael, seaman, r. 331 Main
'■■ Minnie Miss, pupil nurse City and County
Hospital

Fanning Minnie, tailoress, r. 29 Louisa
" Nana Miss, r, 1703 Mason
" Patrick, laborer, r. 29 Louisa
" Peter, policeman, r. .320 Chestnut
" Robert M., stock clerk L. Dinkelspiel &

Sons, r. 506 Jones
" Thomas, baker, r. 728. 15th Av South
'• Thomas, farmer, r. 434, 10th
" Thomas A., teamster Isaac Levy, r. 37th

Av South nr Railroad Av
" Thomas F., clerk Morton Draying and

Warehouse Co., r. 14 Rincon Av
" William, laborer, r. 434, 10th
" William G., tanner Isaac Levy, r. 37th Av
South nr Railroad Av
Fannon James, laborer, r. Union Av nr Folsom
" John, laborer, r. 656 Jessie
" John, tanner, r. Union Av nr Folsom
" Mary, widow, r. Union Av nr Folsom
" Thomas, tanner, r. Union Av nr Folsom
" Thomas Jr., tanner, r. Union Av nr Fol-
som
Fant Richard H., sawyer S. F. Planing Mill, r.

1022 Mission
Fantina Antonio (Sartori & Fantina), i. 818

Sansome
Fanton Louise Mrs.. French laundry, 1410 Powell
Faraco Amadee, hackman, r. 1407!^ Kearny
" Genarro, r. 140714 Kearny
" James, teamster, r. 1407!^ Kearny
Faraday Arthur, laborer, r. 426, 27th
" J. H., clerk Bank of British Columbia, r.

805 Guerrero
" Richard B., clerk, r. 426, 27th
" Richard B., Jr., clerk Thomas T. Atkinson
& Co., r. 426, 27th
Farah Habib J., Oriental goods, 27 Post
Farallon Light Station, Farallon Island
Fardelius Frederick, master schr Azalea, ofBce

10 Californian, room 3
Fardy Dennis L., laborer, r. NW cor. Sierra and

and Maryland
Farey Clothilde Mrs., r. 332 Shipley
Fargo Calvin F., r. Pacific Union Club
Farg-o E. A. Company (incorporated), Frederick
Boeckmann president, Charles Stepp
vice-president, O. E. Johnson secretary,
wholesale dealers wines and liquors,
316 Front
" Edwin D.,

Hyde
" Frederick J., carrier postofflce, r. 1310

Larkin
" House, William L. Waters proprietor, 105

New Montgomery
" William H., attorney at law, 139 Post, r.
Ill De Long Av
Fargue Harriet N. Miss, saleslady, r. IOOOa
Union
" John P.. marine engineer, r. IOOOa Union
" Sarah E. Miss, saleslady, r. laxjA Union
Farhner George W., grip repairer Market St.

Ry., r. 802Lott
Faria Balvino, seaman, r. 1 Montgomery Court
" Jose, seaman, r. 1024a Kearny
" Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. i Montgomery
Court
Farin Peter A., hardware, r. 629 Vallejo
Farina Francis, tailor, r. 715 Bush rear
Paris A. N., yard manager Albion Lumber Co..

r. 34 Ellis
«®=Faris. See Farris and Farrish
Parish Anthony L., chief deputy U. S. Marshal,
U. S. Appraisers Bldg, room 45, r. Ber-
keley
" EdwinD., mining secretary, 319 Pine, rooms
1-2, r. Oakland
*3="Farish. See Farrish
Farkas Max, tailor, r. 1045 Market
Farlakas Spiro, confectionery, 1069 Market, r.

117 Natoma
Farland Miles L.. printer and publisher, 319

Sacramento, r. 616 Mason
Earless Ashley R., clerk Thomas A. Earless, r.

1108 Bush
Farless Thomas A., real estate and collecting,
217 Sansome, office hours, 11 a. m. to
2 p. m., r. 1108 Bush
Farley Alice, widow, r. 225^, 8th rear

gripman Cal. St. RR, r. 1510b

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Farley August, barber Benjamin F. Bell. r. 1033
Mission
" Bernard, liquors, SW cor San Jose and

Ocean Roads
" Bernard Jr., conductor r. 1003 Minnesota
" Charles H., clerk, r. 325%, 8th rear
" Daniel E., master mariner, r. 217 Oak
" Daniel G., elevator man Spreckels Bldg., r.

217 Oak
" Delia, widow, r. 15 Harrison Av
" Edward, laborer, r. cor Grant and Brazil Av
" Edward D., carrier postofflce, r. 304, 7th
" Elliott, policeman, r. 124, 15th
" Frank E., conductor S. P. Co., r. 612 Turk
" Frank E., pressman Post, r. 223 Fair Oaks
" George, molder, r. 813 Oak
" Henry, r. 1045 Market
" Hugh F., electrician, r. 427 Hayes
" James C, driver, r. cor San Jose and Ocean

Roads
" John, laborer, r. 501 Napa
" John, laborer, r. 1112 Minnesota
" John F., liquors, 904 Market, r. Palace

Hotel
" John P., bartender Bernard Farley, r. cor

Old San Jose Road and Ocean Av
" John S., plumber W. D. Hobro, r. 723 Filbert
" J. W., machine hand Siebe, Glanville Co.,

r. 211 Turk
" Kate, laundress American Laundry, r. 2607

Polk
" Margaret, widow, r. 717 Oak
" Mary, widow, r. QlSYi Florida
" Mary, widow, r. 2607 Polk
■' Matthew J., laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

1530 Pacific Av
" Michael, horseshoer John J. McCormack. r.

820 Folsom
" Newton S., deputy collector U. S. Customs
" Patrick, conductor, r. 209 Tehama
" Patrick F., upholsterer Bernhard Mattress

Co., r. 15 Harrison Av
" Patrick H., stair builder, r. 132 Liberty
" Patrick J., r. 821 Haight
" Peter, r. 547 Mission
" Peter, baggageman, r. a759 Mission
" Richard S., bartender, r. 821 Haight
" Rose Miss, cook, 904a Powell
" Thomas, groceries and notions, 1515 Guer-
rero
" Thomas J., clerk, r. 132 Liberty
Farman Arthur F., electrician Electrical En-
gineering Co., V. Golden Gate, Alameda
Co.
Farmar Frederick C, journalist, r. 1713 Stockton

" Mary A., widow, r. 1713 Stockton
Farmer A. D. Son Type Foundry of New York,
Pacific Coast Branch (Painter, Cornell
Co.), 510 Clay
" Colonel D., carpenter Robinson & Gillespie,

218 Noe
" Frederick E., clerk Tax Collector's office, r.

402 Oak
" Frederick E. Jr., clerk Goodyear Rubber

Co., r. 402 Oak
" Henry E., clerk U. S. Customs, r. 537 Hayes
" J. A., salesman Ben H. Lucke, r. 214 Scott
" James, clerk, r. 402 Oak
" Jessie C. Miss, physician. 1822 Howard
" John D., conductor Sutter St. Ry., r. 2610

Sutter
" John H., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.

Santa Rosa. Cal.
" Kate, widow, r. Ocean House Road nr

Howth
" Mary A. Mrs., agency Singer Sewing Ma-
chine and Butterick patterns, 1704
Market, r. 402 Oak
" Sarah, widow, r. 1822 Howard
" Sarah R. Mrs., dressmaking. 427 Sutter
" Thomas P., r. 623 Howard
Farmers' Alliance and Industrial Union, James
M. Moore state agent, 221 Front, room 5
Farnam Charles, laborer, r. 3 Uranus

" Charles W., estate of, office 14 California
4®"Farnam. See Farnham and Farnum
Fa*rnan James M., clerk ticket auditor's dept.

S. P. Co., r. Burlingame. Cal.
Farnetta J. Mrs., r. 791 Sutter

Farney Max, packer Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 113

Larkin
Farnham Bert, elevator man Columbian Bldg
" Charles A., pattern maker W. T. Garratt

& Co., r. Oakland
" Charles R., janitor Spreckels Bldg, r. 9I014

Mission
" Frank B., assistant manager Crystal Salt

Water Bathing Co., r. 934 Union
" James G., carpenter, r. 921 Dolores
" JeremiahW.,mastermariner,r. 921 Dolores
" John, blindmaker Edward B. Hindes & Co.,
r. Oakland
Farnham John, president Crystal Salt Water
Bathing Co., 317-325 Bay, r. 934 Union
" John H., ship carpenter, r. 1310 Jackson
" Marie F., widow, r. 1529 Oak
" William J., clerk Pac. &S. F. Box Factory,
r. East Oakland
i3S=Farnham. See Farnam and Farnum
Farningham S. B., r. 1065 Market
Farnlacher Adam, bakery, 855 Capp
Farnsworth Alfred, artist, r. 211, 28th
Famsworth David L., president Farnsworth &
Ruggles, 100 California, r. 125 Golden
Gate Av, telephone South 686
Farnsworth Edward P., fire loss adjuster, 401
California, room 4, r. 3019 Washington
" F. J. Mrs., furnished rooms. 8 Anthony
" Frank P., driver Farnsworth & Ruggles, r.

334 Brannan
" Harry H., painter, r. 793 Mission
" James O., apprentice Dow Steam Pump

Wks, r. 751 Capp
" Julian W., clerk Haas Bros., r. 427 O'Far-

rell
" Silas B., r. 125 Golden Gate Av
" William O., r. 751 Capp
" & Co., wholesale hardware, 12-14 Drumm
Farnsworth & Kuggles (incorporated), D. L.
Farnsworth president, H. H. McDonald
secretary, draymen, 100 California, tele-
phone Main 853
Farnum Charles E., physician and surgeon,
demonstrator anatomy Cooper Medical
College, office Nucleus Bldg, rooms 21-23,
SE cor 3d and Market, hours 1 to 4 and
7 :30 to 8 p. m., telephone 5630, r. 2536 Mar-
ket, telephone Mission 149
Farnum John E., manager Pacific Bank, 530
California, r. Oakland
" Norris C, special agent Home Mutual
Insurance Co.. r. 539, 23d
ii®"Farnum. See Farnam and Farnham
Farpeilha Manuel A., barber, 27 Montgomery

Av, r. Oakland
Farquhar Charles, hackman, r. 754 Mission
" Edward L., laborer, r. 239, 5th
" John, engineer, r. 601 Turk
Farquharson Charles D., with Cal. Savings and
Loan Society and secretary Visitacion
Water Co., 1-2 Mills Bldg, 9th floor, r.
801 Van Ness Av
Farquharson David, president The California
Savings and Loan Society and Visita-
cion Water Co., 1-2 Mills Bldg, 9th floor,
r. 801 Van Ness Av
" David B., carpenter, r. 1216 Mission
•■' David F., clerk The Giant Powder Co. Con-
solidated, r. 801 Van Ness Av
" Henry C, assistant clerk Board of Super-
visors, r. 203 Keai-ny
Farr Charles C, foreman teamster Sperry Flour
Co., r. 909 Dolores
" David K., attorney at law, r. .533 Post
" Edward, laborer, r. 856 Howard

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Farr Edward P., machinist William Wedgwood
Machine Wks, r. 54, 1st
" George W., teamster, r. 402 Hampshire
" Harry St. L,., clerk Sather Banking Co., r.
Oakland
Farrald George, laborer, r. 291914 Pierce

" William, tent maker, r. 29191/4 Pierce
Farran Alfred J., sailmaker, r. 409, 27th
" Leo A., clerk G. Leipnitz & Co., r. 409, 27th
" Teresa, widow, r. 409, 27th
4®" Farran. See Farren and Farron
Farrand Arthur, plumber, 508 Jones
Farrand Fountain R, Rev., pastor Howard

Presbyterian Church, r. 318 Scott
Farrant Frederick W. (Farrant & Co.), r. 114
Haight
" H. K., tinsmith, r. 326 Pacific
" & Co. (Frederick W, Farrant and Walter
H. Greenwood), glove manufacturers,
1435 Market
Farrar Fred W., vice-president and secretary
California Gas Fixture Co., 123 Geary, r.
2042 Pacific Av, Alameda
" Joseph F. (Turbiville & Farrar), r. 422, 5th
Av
Farrell Andrew, laborer, r. 220 Ritch rear
" Andrew J., driver Michael Farrell, r. 1328

Harrison
" Ann, widow, r. 18 Dore
" Anna, widow, groceries, 458 Natoma
" Annie, widow, r. 515a Fell
" Annie, widow, r. 1009 Minna rear
" Anthony, machinist, r. 1010 York
" August, r. 1033 Mission
" Augustus, clerk, r. 515A Fell
■' Bridget, widow, r. 620 Washington
" Bridget, widow, proprietor Green House.

NW cor Sierra and Maryland
" Catherine, widow, r. 50i4 Clara
" Catherine, widow, r. 1602 Pacific Av
" Charles, attorney at law, r. 911 O'Farrell
■' Charles, salesman, r. 1324 O'Farrell
" Charles J., foreman Dickman- Jones Co., r.

169 Perry
" Charles M., clerk Neuburger, Reiss & Co.,

r. 2405 Clay
" Daniel, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 73J

Lott
" Daniel, laborer, r. 50^/4 Clara
" Edgar W., butcher Leon D. Stone & Co., r.

420 Turk
" Edward, bricklayer, r. 302, 8th Av
" Edward T., bagmaker American Salt Co.,

r. 745 Union
•' Ella H. Miss, r. 2000 Sutter
" Ellen, widow, r. 611, 24th
" Emma Miss, compositor Brigade Bulletin,

r. 171314 Lexington Av
'• Florence J., boiler maker, r. 1315 Utah
" Francis M., carpet layer Indianapolis Fur-
niture Co., r. 20 Henry
" Frederick J., salesman Summerfleld & Co.,

r. 1324 O'Farrell
•' George, bricklayer, r. 328, 27th
" George C, cashier Preferred Accident Ins.

Co., r. 922 Van Ness Av
" George F., cashier Eugene G. Davis, r. 606

Folsom
" George G., policeman, r. 38 Stanly PI
" George L., teamster Louis Spiegel, r. 1803

Dupont
" Henry O., clerk, r. 1004 Natoma
" Herbert, electrician Will & Finck Co.. r.

830 Union
" James, r. 1244, 5th Av South
" James, boatman, sec. B seawall

Farrell James, car repairer S. P. Co., r. 526 Ala-
bama
" James, chicken ranch, cor Ramsell and

Garfield
" James, conductor Market St. Ry., r. .802

Sierra
" James J., blacksmith, r. 520 Folsom rear
" James J., electrician Municipal Burglar

Alarm Co., r. 32 Harriet
" James J., policeman, r. 1843 Fillmore
« James W., laundry, r. 906 Oak
" Jane, widow, lodgings, 130, 2d
" John, gardener, r. 2525!^ Post
•' John, hostler United Carriage Co., r. 320

Clementina
" John, laborer, r. 1413, 23d
" John, marine engineer, r. 753 Howard
" John, plumber, r. 112 Erie
" John, real estate, r. 1136 Green
" John B., harnessmaker, r. 1244, 5th Av

South
■• John B., laborer, r. 221 Elm Av
" John J., laborer, r. 5014 Clara
" John J,, opener U. S. Customs, r. 24^4 Clara
" John M., laborer, r. 445 Vienna
" John M., varieties, 1413 Castro
" John P., shoemaker, r. 2711 Bryant Av
" John T., carpet layer, r. 20 Henry
" John T., tinsmith, 442 Valencia
" Joseph, r. 506 Napa
" Joseph, bag cutter Union Pacific Salt Co.,

r. 711 Bush
" Joseph, salesman, r. 2405 Clay
" Joseph C, tinsmith George H. Tay Co., r.

7371/2 Howard
" Joseph D., clerk Neuburger, Reiss & Co., r.

2405 Clay
" Joseph F., horseshoer, 1317 Broderlck, r.

336, 12th Av
" Joseph P., foreman O'Brien & Sons. r. 415

Franklin
" Lawrence, plasterer, r. 26 Louisa rear
" L.F. Mrs., stenographer C. E. Whitney &

Co., r. Oakland
" Margaret, widow, r. 2]2!4 Noe
■' Margaret, widow, 773 Harrison
" Martha, press feeder Dickman-Jones Co.,

r. 9 Sheridan
" Martin, teamster, r. 3 East
" Mary, widow, r. .32 Harriet
" Mary, widow, r. 221 Elm Av
" Mary, widow, r. 615 Florida
" Mary, widow, r. 906 Oak
" Mary, widow, hairdresser, r. 532 Jessie
■' Mary Miss, r. 1 Martha PI
" Mary Mrs., r. 325 Minna
" Mary, domestic, 771 Haight
" Matthew J., messenger H. S. Crocker Co.,

r. 264 Tehama
'■ May Miss, dressmaking, 212% Noe
" M. C. Miss, nurse St. Luke's Hospital
" Michael, butcher, 1328^4 Harrison, r. 1328

Harrison
" Michael, laborer, r. 613i/4 Florida
" Michael, laborer, r. 907 Battery
" Michael, molder Golden State and Miners

Iron Wks. r. II14 Bowie Av
■• Michael, painter, r. 226 Michigan
" Michael, warehouseman, r. 2405 Clay
" Michael J., carpenter, r. 210 Jones
" Michael A., laborer H. Outsen, r. 446, 9th
" Michael F., r. 20 Henry
" Michael J., hatter Thomas H. Kortick
" Michael M., photographer, r. 2405 Clay
" Michael W., wood and coal, 1423 Church,

and wood, hay and grain, 1303 Castro, r.

1425 Church
" Nellie, widow, r. 1 Burcham PI
" Patricinne J. H., surgeon, 235 Post
" Patrick, helper Fulton Eng. and Ship Bldg

Wks, r. 553 Folsom
" Patrick, hostler United Carriage Co., r. 320

Clementina
" Patrick, laborer, r. 220 Ritch rear
" Patrick, liquors. 3059 Point Lobos Av
• Patrick, plumber, r. 271 Minna
" Patrick, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. .70

Minna
" Patrick F., clerk, r. 700 Broadway

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Farrell Patrick H., clerk Neustadter Bros., r.
2112 Point Lobes Av
" Patrick H., liquors, 9 East
" Patrick J., manager Great American Im-
porting Tea Co., 2008 Fillmore, r. 848b
Howard
" P. E., yardmaster Harbor Commissioners
" Peter W., boxmaker Hobbs, Wall & Co., r.

3 Rincon Court
" Sidney H., cutter W. & J. Sloane & Co., r.

Oakland
" Thomas, bartender John Hanly , r. 426 Jones
" Thomas, cook Westerfeld's Bakery, r. 160

Clara
" Thomas, liquors, 2002 Point Lobos Av, r.

2012 Point Lobos Av
" Thomas, master mariner. 40 Market
" Thomas, tinner, r. 105 New Montgomery
" Thomas F., driver, r. cor Ramsell and Gar-
field
" Thomas J., plumber, r. 320, 6th
" Thomas J., molder Risdon I. & L. Wks, r.

1315 Utah
" Thomas R., laborer S. P. Co., r. 50% Clara
" Walter, clerk, r. 1052 Howard
" William, carrier postofflce, r, 1926 San Car-
los Av
" William, dishwasher Peter Malone, r. 6

Annie
" William, helper William A. Schrock
" William, messenger Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co.,

r. 1 Burcham PI
" William, photographer, r. 2405 Clay
" William, student, r. 20 Henry
" William, waiter, r. 6 Montgomery Court
" William D., cigars and tobacco, 773 Mar-
ket, r. 219 Geary
" William E., sexton, r. 628 California
" William L, painter, r. 906 Oak
" William L., boatman, r. 214 Langton
" William P., clerk, r. 458 Natoma
" William T., butcher, r. 1244, 5th Av South
4®="Farrell. See Ferral
Farielly Anne, widow, r, 7111/2 Greenwich
" James, boatman, r. 5 Jefferson
" James, plumber, r. 7IIV2 Greenwich
" John (Clark & Farrelly), r. 205, 12th
" John A., bookkeeper Hibernia Savings and

Loan Society, r. 729 California
" Margaret Miss, r. 600 Bush
" Margaret Mrs., r. 600 Bush
" Philip J., bookkeeper, r. 209 Grant Av
" Philip J., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 600 Bush
" Thomas, boxmaker, r. 711 V2 Greenwich
" William E., box maker, r. 711% Greenwich
Farren Andrew J., receiving teller American
Bank and Trust Co., r. 500 Harrison
" Bernard, laborer, r. Folsom nr. Precita Av
" Daniel J., driver Engine 19, r. 120 Waller
" Dennis, paver, r. 212, 1st
" Dennis, teamster, r. 216 Harrison
" Frank G., clerk William Clufl Co., r. 501)

Harrison
" John, r. 505 Howard
" John, laborer r. 620, 7th
" John, miner, r. 406 Broadway
" John, tanner, r. 1234 Hampshire
•' John T., teamster, r. 47 Ritch
" John W., carriage and wagon maker, 121
Beale, r. 500 Harrison
Farren Jolm W. Jr., secretary American Bank
and Trust Co. of San Francisco, NE
cor Bush and Montgomery, r. .500 Har-
rison
" Mary, widow, r. 70 South Park
" Mary, widow, r. 244/2 Perry
" Mary, widow, r. 1122 Kearny
" Mary A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 724 Geary
" Thomas, butcher F. Uri & Co., r, 1815

O'Farrell
" Thomas, groceries, 313, 1.3th
" William D., r. 526 Eddy
" William J., blacksmith John W. Farren, r.
500 Harrison
J§S=-Farren. See Farran, Farron, Ferran and

Ferren
Farrenkopf Charles, blacksmith, r, 45 Warren
" William, chandelier maker Thomas Day &
Co., r. 45 Warren

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Farrens William S., cook G. Mayes & Co., r. 1837

Market
Farrier Hiram L., collector Tubbs Cordage Co.,
r. Oakland
" Joseph, fireman U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, r.
422 Drumm
iWFarrier. See Ferrier

Farrington Charles, carpenter S. F. Bridge Co.
" Elvin D., clerk U. S. Customs, r. Oakland
" James W., with Shreve & Co., r. Alameda
" Nelson, porter Wells Fargo & Co., r. 526

Post
" Peter, laborer, r. 809 Iowa
" P. R., conductor Sutter St. Ry., r. 218

Austin
•' William, clerk Williams, Dimond & Co.,
r. 525 Harrison
Farris Charles, chief cook Westerfeld's Bakery,
r. 541 Stevenson
" George W., carpenter, r. 406 Broadway
" John R., master str Apache, r. Alameda
" Mattie Miss, dressmaker, r. 214 Van Ness
Av
4S-Farris. See Faris, Parish and Ferris
Farrish Elizabeth J. Mrs., dressmaking, 1613%

Devisadero
Farristel John, laborer, r. 1719 Hayes
Farrisy Hannah L. Miss, r. 1719 Hayes
Farro Frank, mattress maker Henry Bernhard
& Co., r. 1314 Montgomery
" John, carpenter, r. 71 West Mission
" Manuel Jr., shirtcutter, r. 1314 Montgomery
Farron Robert E., foreman Cal. Electric Supply
and Cons. Co., r. 526 Eddy
" Thomas J., tanner Isaac Levy, r. 31st Av
South nr Railroad Av
Farrow Edgar J., clerk H. S. Crocker Co., r. 28%
Langton
" Grace H., dressmaker, r. 28% Langton
" James, r. 28% Langton
Farry John, vegetables, 1606 Dolores
Farson Charles, patrolman Morse's Patrol, r.
1910 Taylor
" John, patrolman, r. 1910 Taylor
Farwell Joseph A., agent, r. 1006 Pine
" Laura Miss, typewriter, r. 1008 Pine
" Peter W., r. 18 Lewis
" Sarah K., widow, r. 1028 Bush
" Susan B. Mrs., r. 1006 Pine
" Susan C. Miss, teacher Denman Grammar
School, r. 1006 Pine
Fasel Peter, barber Wm. Lowenfeld, r. 26, 6th
FasMon Stables, Alex McCord & Co. proprie-
tors, 221 Ellis
Pass Aaron, tailor, 648% Commercial, r. 1604
Powell
" Abraham S. (A. S. Pass & Bro.), r. 1619 Sut-
ter
" A. S. & Brother (Abraham S. and William),

cigar manufacturers, 528 Washington
" Brothers (Jacob and Nathan), merchant

tailors, 511 Kearny
" Jacob (Fass Bros.), r. 623 California
" John E., millhand Del Monte Milling, r.

510, 9th
" Joseph, salesman Benjamin Cohen, r. 1604

Powell
■' Nathan (Fass Bros.), r. 623 California
" William (A. S. Fass & Bro.), r. 1619 Sutter
J8®=Fass. See Foss

Fassett Frederick H., shipping clerk Cunning-
ham, Curtiss & Welch, r. 2622 Sacra-
mento
" Harris H., insurance, r. 2622 Sacramento
" Harry C, clerk U. S. str Albatross, r. 2622
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Hotels, Restaurants and Ship-
ping Supplied.

Fassett Julius F., (Nowlin & Fassett). attorney
at law, 23) Montgomery, r. 9d Chatta-
nooga
" Philip R., manager S. F. Blue Print Co..

9a-95 St. Ann^s Bldg., r. 2107 Lombard
■' Thomas O.. r. 2107 Lombard
" Willard O., with S. F. Blue Print Co., r.

2107 Lombard
" William, clerk ticket auditor's dept. S. P.
Co.. r. 416 Lott
Fassin Louis, machinist, r. 814 Jackson
Fassler Joseph, dairy, cor Mission Road and
Niagara Av
" Xavier, dairy produce, 1819 Howard
Fassman Eugene F.. salesman Will & Finck

Co., r. 25 Birch Av
Fassmann Dorothea, widow, r. 931 Golden Gate
Av
' Emma L. Miss, r. 931 Golden Gate Av
Fassold Eveline Mrs., bakery, 1711 Market
Fast J. H. A., groceries and liquors. NE cor
Broadway and Kearny
" Julius, pluinber and gas fitter, r. 2935 Cali-
fornia
Fastenau Fritz, laborer Western Sugar Re-
finery, r. 735 Brannan
" Herman, cook David McCurdy, r. 3 Chat-
ham PI
Fat Joseph, laborer Western Sugar Refinery,

r. 526 Broadway
FatjO J. J., r. 1306 Polk
Fatthauer Henry, engineer Willows" Brewery,

r. Lorin Station
Fau Louis, furnished rooms, 901-903 Sacramento
Faubel Ernst, driver J. Faubel, r. 2432 Sacra-
mento
" George W.. fur dresser, r. 3247, 16th
" Henry L., clerk Goldman & Son, r. 3247, 16th
" John, butcher. 2432 Sacramento
" John, superintendent George Goodman, 307

Montgomery, r. 3114% Washington
" Philip, r. 3247, 16th
" Walter, driver, r. 3432 Sacramento
Faubert Frank, proprietor The Manchester
House. 44, 6th
" Helena Mrs., furnished rooms, 513 Howard,
r. 44, 6th
Faucett Ida M. Miss, school teacher, r. 1915 Page

" S.. fireman str Eureka
Faucompre Alfred, editor Le Franco Californien,
529 California, r. 1717 Baker
" Marie E. Miss, teacher Humboldt Primary
School, r. 1717 Baker
Faucort Henry, painter, r. 2210 Filbert
Fauda Carlos 0., pharmacist and industrial
chemist. 1600 Stockton cor Union
" Eugene, druggist, r. 1022?;i Jackson
Faude George, laborer Union Machine Co., r.

2529 McAllister
Faught Sophie F. Miss, clerk American Tract
Society, r. 226 Webster
" William H., carpenter S. F. Planing Mill,
r. 226 Webster
Fauhling J. F., watchmaker Davis Bros.
Faul P., seaman str San Jose
Faulhaber Pierman, cigar maker, r. 1318 Har-
rison
Faulkner Charles, hack driver, r. 754 Mission
" Charles B., wool sorter Catton, Bell & Co..

r. 2731 Hyde
" Eaton, machine hand, r. 91 Hoffman Av
" Edward G.. laborer U. S. Customs, r. 24014

Perry
'^ George L., clerk Am. Type Founders' Co..

r. Oakland
" Henry, clerk, r. 529 Sacramento

Faulkner James, wood dealer, Church nr 30th.
r. 53 Prospect Av
" Murray J., dressmaking, 1217 Sutter
" Newton, machinist, r. 211 Mason
" Richard D., principal Franklin Grammar

School, r. 809 Castro
" Thomas, foreman Associated Charities

woodyard, 735 Bryant, r. 224. 22d
" Thomas, porter Phelps & Arnold, r. 3401/4

Perry
" Thomas J., glazier, r. 240^/4 Perry
" William B., clerk local freight office S. P.
Co., r. 1425 Mission
4S="Faulkner. See Falconer and Falkner
FauU William C, clerk Fireman's Fund Ins. Co..

r. 3023 Broadway
4®-Faull. See Fall
Faulstich Thaddeus, r. Ill Morris Av
Faultless Gas Saver (incorporated) A. K.
Stevens president, J. C. Norris secre-
tary, 220 Sutter
" Novelty Co., M. S. Feinberg manager, job-
bers. 220 Sutter
Faunt William J., carpenter, r. 1022 Mission
Fauntleroy The. George N. Tate proprietor, 105

Stockton
Faure Albert, wrapper, r. 736 Vallejo
" Albert F. V., bookkeeper, r. 1002 Union
" Ambroise. r. 736 Vallejo
" August, cook Marchand Restaurant, r. 17

Scott PI
" Benjamin, driver, r. 736 Vallejo
" Emile. laundry, 2206 Mission
" Henry E., bookkeeper, 1002 Union
" Jean, waiter Occidental Restaurant, r.

1514 Powell
" Lawrence F., stenographer Oregon Im-
provement Co., r. 1206 Kearny
" Margaret, widow, r. 1306 Kearny
" Philomena, widow, r. 736 Vallejo
" Rose, widow, r. 1053 Howard
" Sophie, widow, r. 1002 Union
Faurie Jacques, r. 6th Av South bet K and L
" Jean P., laborer, r. SE cor M and 5th Av

South
" Louis, laborer, r. SE cor M and 5th Av
South
Fauser Charles A., butcher, 1212 Railroad Av
" George (John Fauser & Co.), r. 130 Guerrero
" John & Co. (John F., William and George

Fauser), beer bottlers, 126 Guerrero
" John F. (John Fauser & Co.), r. 434^, 14th
" Lena, widow, r. 130 Guerrero
" William (John Fauser & Co.), r. 130 Guer-
rero
Fauss Edward L.. bookkeeper, r. 442 Elizabeth
" Gustave, driver, r. 309, 19th
" Kate, widow, r. 309, 19th
" Otto (Lodge & Fauss), r. 2309 Mission
fl®="Fauss. See Fouse, Fos and Foss
Faust Albert G.. engraver, r. 819b Howard
" Conrad, confectioner, r. 763 Howard
" Delia Mrs., ladies' hair dresser, 9V4 Stock-
ton
Faust Hall, Stepp & Straub proprietors, 1&-18
Geary
" Henry, tailor, 555, 4th
" Henry W., publisher, 208 Post, r. Lorin,

Alameda Co.
" John P., engraver, 819b Howard
" Mahlon E., with C. A. Hooper & Co., r. 848

Capp
" Mary D. K. Mrs., varieties, 555, 4th
" William A., lumberman, r. 848 Capp
Fauth Lawrence (Miller & Fauth), r. 415 Mason
" William E., barber F. Sand, r. 5 Vassar PI
Fautz Henry, locksmith an 1 saw filer, 47 Clay,
r. 603 Chestnut
" William, capitalist, r. 2217 Taylor
Fava Alberto, laborer, r. 36 Lafayette
" Amadeo (Fava & Biegiliomini), r. 235^

Duncan
" Gaetano, scavenger, r. 7 Graham PI
" Inocenzo, plaster molder Samuel Kellett,

r. 464 Minna rear
" & Biegiliomini (Amedeo Fava and Peter
Biegiliomini), fruits, 3310^4 Mission
Favares Joseph, fine French wines, liquors and
cigars. 116. 4th, r. 412 Ellis

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Favares Mary Mrs., dressmaking, 412 Ellis
Favega Bartholomew, driver G. B. Podesta &

Co., r. 901 Pacific
Faveto Frank, solicitor, r. 238 Greenwich
Favilla C. & Co. (Cherubino Favilla and Vin-
cenzo Leuci), furniture, 1212 Stockton
" Cherubino (C. Favilla & Co.), r. Scott nr

Presidio
" Giuseppe, furniture dealer, r. 16 Jasper PI

rear
" Louis (Favilla & Co.), r. 1518 Stockton
" Pilida, butcher G. Pisani, r. 923 Larkin
" & Co. (Louis Favilla and Giuseppe Nieri),
furniture dealers, 1513-1515 Stockton
Favor Chauncey O., machinist James Young, r.
417, 38th
" E. L., with Brown, Craig & Co., r. Alameda
" Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. lOev^ Turk rear
Favorite House, 158, 5th
Favreliere Etienne, liquors, 514 Bush
Fawcett Edward H., baker, r. 606 Natoma
" George H., pressman Edward C. Hughes,

r. 1121 Filbert
" Jesse L., salesman, r. 12 Lily Av
" Robert, paper carrier, r. 1131 Filbert
" S. & Co. (Stephen Fawcett), fruits and

vegetables, 69 Centre Market
" Samuel, assistant engineer str Captain

Weber, r. 824 Folsom
' Stephen (S. Fawcett & Co.), r. 603 Mont-

Alfred T., plasterer, r. 127 Cook

" Harry W.. r. 1240 Kentucky

" Walter R., plasterer, r. 1240 Kentucky
Fawkes Richard, wharf builder, r. 36 Natoma
Faxon Frank, r. 1413 Van Ness Av
Fay A. B., proprietor Ocean View Farm, office
35 Eddy

" Alice Mrs., r. 66 Shipley rear

" Andrew, butcher, r. 1230, 24th

" Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 335 Broadway

" Bernard, painter John Q. Garfield

" Burgess, r. 10:33 Guerrero

" Catherine C. Miss, school teacher, r. 1130
Vallejo

" Charles A., machinist Golden State &
Miners' I. Wks, r. 560 Howard

" David, health inspector Board of Health,
r. 729 Chestnut

" Edward (Foster & Fay), r. 2313 Sutter

" Edward, marine fireman, r. 239 Fremont

" Edward F., porter Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. 510 Shotwell

" Edward J., elevator man Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 3251 Mission

" Emelie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1001a Dolores

" Frank, driver Jersey Farm Co., r. 350 Te-
hama

" Frank, teamster, r. 1050 Howard

" George, clerk, r. lOOlA Dolores

" George H., stock cutter Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 3251 Mission

" James, policeman, r. 909 Valencia

" James A., gas fitter Bush & Mallett Co., r.
1810a Hyde

" James E., foreman machinist Whyte & De-
Rome, r. 31 St. Mary's Av

" John, capitalist, r. 2014 Powell

" John, wireworker Thomas Sullivan, r. 1108
Oak

' ' John, piano manufacturer, 726 St. Rose's Av

" John Jr., clerk, r. 2014 Powell

" Joseph A., plumber, r. 1230, 24th

" Joseph K., salesman J. T. Sullivan, r. 20a
Moss

" Julius, bookkeeper G. Verdier & Co., r. Ala-
meda

" Katherine C. Miss, teacher Polytechnic
High School, r. 1130 Vallejo

" Katie Miss, finisher Golden Gate Woolen
Mills, r. 17th nr Alabama

" Kittle Miss, waitress, r. 2759 Mission

" Louis B., salesman Hills Bros., r. 110a
Hayes

" Luke, clerk, r. 2014 Powell

" Maggie, domestic, 502 Powell

" Martin W., horseshoer, 3098 Mission, r. 1403
Valencia

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Fay Mary Mrs., housekeeper, r. 647 Howard
" Mary A. Miss, teacher North Cosmopolitan

Grammar School, r. 1130 Vallejo
" Max H., traveling salesman G. Cohn Co., r.

407 Powell
" Michael, laborer, r. 421 Mississippi
" Michael, liquors, 3251 Mission
" Newton M., capitalist, 304 Montgomery, r.

Fruitvale
" Peter, r. 1130 Vallejo
" Peter, laborer, r. 24 Washington Av
" Peter J., carrier postofQce, r. 1130 Vallejo
" Peter P., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 2935

California
" Philip, laborer, r. 421 Mississippi
" Phillip J., bookkeeper, r. 834 Grove
" Phillip S. , bituminous paving, 124 Sansome,

r. 834 Grove
" Robert, machine hand David Woerner, r.

21, 13th
" Robert, piano manufacturer, 1729 Mission,

r. 1225a Jessie
" Rose Miss, teacher Cooper Primary School,

r. 1130 Vallejo
" Stanlev J., merchandise broker, 216 Front,

r. 834 Grove
" Stephen, clerk, r. 416 Broadway
" Thomas, r. 613 Locust Av
" Thomas, calker. r. 647 Howard
" Thomas, expressman, 26 East, r. 510 Shot-
well
" Thomas, fuller Golden Gate Woolen Mills,

r. 4, 17th
" Thomas, seaman, r. 1103 Montgomery
" Thomas J., bookkeeper St. George Stables,

r. Russ House
" Thomas J., clerk Gove & Co., r. Oakland
" Walter, messenger Woonsocket Rubber Co.,

r. 28a Moss
" William, r. 609i/^ Howard
" William, head waiter Occidental Hotel, r.

14 Godeus
" William, hostler Brandenstein & Co., r.
SW cor New Montgomery and Mission
" William, laborer, r. 352 Brannan
" William J., tanner, r. 3251 Mission
" William H., ship painter Callahan &Bun-
desen, r. 1050 Howard
4S"Fay. See Fayhe and Fey
Fayanee Katherine, domestic, 518 Van Ness

Av
Faye G. E. Miss, r. 1001 Pine
Fayman James W., stationery, 1050 Polk
Faymonville Bernard, 2nd vice-president and
secretary Fireman's Fund Insurance Co. ,
401-405 California, r. 2514 Fillmore
Fayne Joseph, laborer, r. 1727 Market
Fazackerly Ernest, waiter J. W. Hastings
" Lewis J., millhand M. Hansen & Co., r.

1031 Guerrero
" Robert E., clerk Baldwin & Hammond, r.

1031 Guerrero
" Sarah B., widow, r. 1031 Guerrero
Feader Wallace F., driver, r. 73iy2 Treat Av
Fealy Daniel W., longshoreman O. R. & N. Co.,
r. 662 Howard
" Dennis, wheelwright J. L. Cobleigh, r. 1915

Polk
" Joseph A., clerk Post Office, r. 1322 Ellis
4S=-Fealy. See Feeley and Feely
Fear Alfred S., stenographer, r. 1321 Montgomery
•' Frederick H., sign painter John G. Kim-
ball, r. 623 Guerrero
" S. &. Co. (Samuel Fear), proprietors Ex-
celsior Glove Co., 413-415 Market
" Samuel (S. Fear & Co.), r. 623 Guerrero

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Feam Charles E., physician and surgeon, 916
Market, rooms 19-21, hours 11 to 12 a. m..
1 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. m,
Fearn Walter H., physician and surgeon, 916
Market, rooms 19-21, hours 11 to 12 a. m.,
1 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. m.
Feather Fork Gold Gravel Co. (Plumas Co.,
Cal.), 206 Sansome. room 34
" Thomas, driver D. L. Guthrie, r. 231, 6th Av
Featherly Henrietta Miss, teacher Le Conte

Primary School, r. Oakland
Feathers Roy A., barber J. L. Marsan, r. 631

Tennessee
Featherston John N., secretary Langley &
Michaels Co., 34-40, 1st, r. 1805 Jones
" Mary, widow, r. 1805 Jones
Featherstone Bernard, laborer, r. 861 Folsom
'• James, steel worker Pac. Roll. Mill
'• Jessie P. Miss, teacher Irving Institute, r.

2544 Howard
■■ Mary E. Miss, teacher Irving Institute, r.

2544 Howard
'• Patrick, cooper, r. ,324i/i, 5th
" Peter, r. 426 Fulton
" Stephen, r. 2544 Howard
•• Thomas J., hostler, r. 1410 Folsom
'^ Willard D., student, r. 2544 Howard
Feag Firmin, wool puller Legallet-Hellwig
Tanning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad
Av
Febely Charles, r. 9 Eldridge rear
Fechheimer Charles S.. men's furnishing goods,
706-710 Kearny, r. 1631 Broadway
" ,Fishel&Co. (New York), clothing, T. R.
Hutchinson agent, 113 Bush
Fechteler A. F.. lieutenant (U. S. N.). in charge
Hydrographic office U. S. N. branch,
Merchant's Exchange Bldg, 1st floor, r.
San Rafael
FectorBernhard, saloon keeper, r. 827 Fillmore
Fedde B., laborer, r. 30th Av South nr San
Bruno Av
" Peter, driver Union Brewing Co., r. 703
Florida
Feddersen Theodore, musician, r. 814b Larkin

,, William, groceries and liquors, 971 Bryant
Feder Daniel, clerk Louis A. Grade, r. 820 Har-
rison
" Gus M., salesman Charles Michalitschke,

r. 914 O'Farrell
" Jerome, clerk, r. 613 Buchanan
" Louis, r. 918 O'Farrell
" Morris, clerk, r. 511 Webster
" Morris, ladies' cloaks, 1002 Valencia
" Moses M., coal commission, 581-583 Mar-
ket, r. 914 O'Farrell
" Robert, r. 511 Webster
" Samuel (Rosenthal, Feder & Co.) r. 1224

Golden Gate Av
" Samuel, cutter Friedlander & Mitau, r. 511
Webster
4®- Feder. See Feader
Federal Hotel, Joseph Decaud proprietor, 1205

Stockton
Federal Marine Insurance Co. (of Zurich,
Switzerland), Gutte & Frank managers
Pacific Coast department, 303 California
Federation Hall, 818 Howard
Federer B. Bernhard, baker, r. 625 Clay
Federlein Isaac J., r. 823 Bush
" Jay, publisher Daily Shipping and Hotel
News, 403 Market, r. 823 Bush

Federlein William, baker Albert Breuss
Federspiel Sophus, cashier Italian-Swiss Agri-
cultural Colony, r. 1427 Mission
Fedora Kid Glove Factory, Cyprien Limousin

proprietor, 119 Grant Av
Fedtsen Andrew, 1st officer str Columbia
Fee Alfred, r. 2243 Market
Fee Department Treasurer's Office, New City
Hall, 1st floor
" Harry R., bicycles, 2253 Market, r. 2249

Market
" Mary F., dry goods, 2249 Market
Feederly Joseph, tanner Balz Bros. & Finkel-

dey, r. 1418 Vermont
Feehan Edmund T., carrier postofflce, r. 443
Page
" James B., law student, r. 443 Page
" Joseph J., liquors, SW cor City Hall Av
and City Hall Square, r. 782 Stevenson
" Patrick, seaman, r. 14 Tehama
" William, 443 Page
Feeley Alice Miss, dressmaking, 231 Post
" Annie Miss, forelady, r. 25i4 Decatur
" Frank, stonecutter, r. Athens nr Silver Av
" James, r. 25^2 Decatur
" John, hostler Martin Fitzpatrick, r. 814

Mission
" John, musician, r. Athens nr Silver Av
" Martin J., carpenter, r. 10 Sherman
" Mary, domestic, 1226 Golden Gate Av
" Patri-ck, r. SOl'/a, 6th
" Patrick, stove mounter W. vS. Ray Mfg. Co.,

r. 624 Washington
" William, blacksmith helper, r,25J^ Decatur
" William W., sawyer Commercial Box Fac-
tory, r. 25^4 Decatur
^g=" Feeley. See Fealy and Feely
Feely George P., distributor postofflce, r. 2816
Bush
" James J., photographer, r. 1126 Market
" John, painter, r. SW cor Michigan and

Shasta
" John J., contractor, r. 619 Octavia
" Mary J., domestic, 1226 Golden Gate Av
" Michael J., carpenter and builder, 40 New

Montgomery, r. 919 Page
" Patrick, r. 625 Harrison
" Patrick H., salesman P. Berwin & Bro., r.

2816 Bush
" Sarah, r. 528 Stevenson
" Thomas, machine hand David Woerner, r.

251/^ Decatur
" Thomas, coupe stand, NW cor Kearny and
Bush, r. 310 Kearny
4S" Feely. See Fealy and Feeley
Feenan Charles P., machinist Perkins Pump
and Engine Co., r. 18, 1st
" Michael, r. 726!/2, 14th
Feeney Charles J., driver Kavanagh&Co.,r. 453
Bryant
" EdwardT., salesman Bay City Soda Water

Co., r. 1127 Vallejo
" Frank J., bartender Thomas F. Keyes, r. 2

Bond
'■ Frank M., expressman, r. 1616 Sanchez
" Harry J., porter H. Levi & Co., r. 368 Bran-
nan
" J., laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli Av
" James, liquors, 300 Hayes
" James, hoseman Engine 21
•' James, marine fireman, r. 25 Welsh
" James, watchman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

453 Bryant
" James A., policeman, r. 1616 Sanchez
" John, r. 738 Clementina
" John, clerk, r, 455 Minna
" John, cmductor Geary St. RR., r. 336, 3d

Av
■' John, miner, r. 216 Minna
" John E., carrier postoffice, r. 1821 Hyde
" John G.. clerk Murphy & McBrearty, r. 738

Clementina
" John J., engineer Water Tower 1, r. 104 New

Montgomery
" Joseph, shoemaker, 138, 26th
" Joseph Jr., shoecutter, r. 17, 28th
" Joseph C, motorman S. F. & S. M. Ry. Co. ,

r, 334 Day
" Maggie Miss, domestic, 2235 Washington

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Brannan
!. Marine Supply Co.,

716 Clementina

Feeney Martin J., molder Joshua Hendy Ma-
chine Wks, r. 207 Waller
" Mary, domestic, 1501 Van Ness Av
" Mary Miss, r. 334 Day
" Mai-y Miss, r. 3506 Fillmore
" Mary Mrs., r. 37 Ringold
" MichaelJ., laborer J. C. Wilson & Co., r.

413 Clementina
" Mitchell, printer Francis-Valentine Co.,

r. Oakland
" Nicholas Mrs., widow, r. 629 Octavia
" Patrick, laborer, r. 455 Minna
" Patrick, longshoreman O. R. & N. Co.
" Patrick, tailor, r. 334 Day
" Patrick J., teamster, r. 322 Fremont
" Peter J., laborer, r. 537 Sacramento
" Robert L., conductor Market St. Ry., r,

1025 Capp
" Stephen, packer, r. :
" Stephen Jr., driver I

r. 368 Brannan
" Thomas, bartender,
" Thomas F.. blacksmith, r. 368 Brannan
" William, blacksmith Risdon I. and L.

Wks, r. Alameda
" William, tailor Lando Bros. , r. 757b Fol-

som
" William P., car builder Sutter St. Ry., r.
1130 Filbert
Feete Amos L., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 2935

Clay
Fegan Alexander, mounter Sanborn, Vail & Co.,
r. 10191/2 Natoma
" Christopher, pressman H. S. Crocker Co.,

r. 631/2 Guerrero
" Henry, maltster, r. 3109^2 Buchanan
" James C, laborer, r. 9 Alemany
" James E., engineer J. W. Ferris, r. 413, 2d
" John, rigger, r. 413, 2d
" Joseph F., laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 9

Alemany
" Joseph H., calker, r. 9 Alemany
;W=Fegan. See Fagan, Fagen and Fagin
Femeisen F., M. D., office 803 Sutter, hours 1 to 3
p. m., telephone East 935, r. Hotel Riche-
lieu
FeMemelcher August, r. Ahlborn House
Fehlemelcher August Mrs., proprietor Ahlborn
House, 319-323 Grant Av
" Otto, runner Ahlborn House
" William, clerk Ahlborn House
Fehlen August, physician, office and r. 227, 6th
Fehler Henry, laborer Western Sugar Refinery,

r. Pennsylvania Av nr Army
Fehlhaber Charles, cook, r. 243 Minna
Fehn Rosa, widow, r. 614 Taylor
Fehnemann B., publisher California Orchard
and Farm, 510 Montgomery, r. 2201 Larkin
" Charles H., clerk, r. 2201 Larkin
" Minnie, widow, r. 2201 Larkin
Fehr Alice Miss, shirtmaker, r. 1147 Mission
" Jacob, barber, 529 Dupont
" Joseph, bottler Fredericksburg Bottling

Co.,r. 1510 Ellis
" Ulrich, steward, r. 704!^ Larkin
Fehrenbach Albert, liquors, cor Ocean and Jules
Avs
" Mary, widow, r. 12 Godeus
4®° Fehrenbach. See Ferrenbach
Feht George, clerk Cal. Notion and Toy Co., r.
Berkeley
" Herman, bartender Peters Bros., r. 630
Lombard
Feibush Louis, bakery, 1414 Ellis, r. 1315a Ellis

" Rosalia, widow, r. 1620 Post
Feichtl David, groceries, 911 Illinois
Feierbach Charles, salesman Michalitschke

Bros. & Co., r. 305 Mason
Feig Alexander, furniture, 151, 3d
" Joseph, bartender George E. Ackerson, r.

431 Natoma
" Michael, clerk Joseph Bremer & Co., r. 710
Geary
Feige Albert R., sawyer M. Hansen & Co., r.
10241/2 Capp
" Henry, carpenter, r. 1024V2 Capp
" Henry Jr., architect, r. 1024% Capp
" Jacob C, salesman A. Eisenberg & Co., r.
736 Hayes

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Feige Raphael C, cashier Benj. Curtaz & Son, r.
736 Hayes
" Robert, tailor, r. 736 Hayes
J8®= Feige. See Feyge

Feigenbaum Joseph, r. 1208 Golden Gate Av
Feigenbaum Julius, secretary California No-
tion and Toy Co., 534-526 Market, r. 505
Van Ness Av
" L. Co. The, general merchants (Rohnerville,
Humboldt Co.), office 524 Market
Feigenbaum Lionel B., manager California No-
tion and Toy Co., 524-526 Market, r. 505
Van Ness Av
" Sanford, vice-president The L. Feigenbaum
Co., r. 1308 Golden Gate Av
Feighery James, hostler J. Schweitzer & Co., r.
13 Olive Av
" Joseph, brass finisher W. T. Garratt & Co.,
r. Berkeley
Feight A. V., teacher Heald's Business College,

r. 726 McAllister
Feik Henry, butcher, r. 445, 9th
Fell Charles, baker, r. 763 Howard
" Emil, clerk Joost Bros., r. 1438 Mission
" Ernest D., wood and coal, 2500 Clay, r. 3318

Fillmore
" Gustav, clerk Beckmann & Stelling, r. 1900
Mission
Felling, Cressy & Co. (Louis Felling and Theo-
dore S. Cressy), produce and commission
merchants. 108 Davis
" Frank J., salesman Felling, Cressy & Co.,

r. 107 Scott
" J. Arthur, dental student C. F. Sloat, r. 107

Scott
" J. George, cabinet maker J. G. Klemm, r.

835 Vallejo
" Louis (Felling. Cressy & Co.), r. 107 Scott
" Louis P., porter Felling, Cressy & Co.
" William F., with The Associated Press, r.
130 Diamond
Feinberg Moses S., manager Faultless Novelty

Co., 330 Sutter, r. 523 McAllister
Feintuch Marcus, capitalist, r. 1512 Geary
Feintuch Morris, secretary and treasurer Wer-
theimer Co., NW cor Bush and Battery.
r. 3133 Geary
" William, draper, r. 1513 Geary
Feiring Karl, cooper, r. cor 18th and De Haro,

Potrero
Feisel Edwin J., clerk Schweitzer & Co., r. 1430
O'Farrell
" Frederick T., carriage maker, 1509 Mission.

r. 1430 O'Farrell
" Frederick T. Jr., carriage smith F. T.

Feisel, r. 1430 O'Farrell
" James D., carriage maker, r. 1430 O'Farrell
" Walter, law student, r. 1430 O'Farrell
Feiss Julius J. (Feiss & Spanhake). r. 600
O'Farrell
" & Spanhake (Julius J. Feiss and William
Spanhake), groceries and liquors, NW
cor O'Farrell and Leavenworth
Feist Adolpb, president The Emporium Co.,
Emporium Bldg, r. Occidental Hotel
" Augusta T., widow, r. 1215 Sanchez
Feistcorn Charles A., compositor James H.

Barrv, r. 921 Filbert
Felt Anton, baker Paul Drasdo, r. 369 Jessie

" Daniel, millwright, r. 1045 Market
Feitelberg Edward, laborer, r. 1&% Harriet
" James, store fixtures, 11211?4 Market, r. 1404

Church
" Nathan, wool dryer Ballard & Hall, r. I6V2
Garden
Feive Auguste, notions, 1505 Franklin

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Feix John F., foreman melting dept. U. S. Mint

r. 1116 Pierce
Felch Noah, r. Old People's Home
Feld Charles, taker Palace Hotel r, 419 Minna
" Emile, delivery clerk John F. Myers & Co.,

r. 123 Grove
" George, packer John F. Myers & Co., r. 123

Grove
" Joseph, clerk John Wolf, r. 123 Grove
Feldbusch Charles, clerk, r. 1019 Treat Av

■ John D., capitalist, r. 1407 Bush

■■ John H. D., insurance agent, r. 528 Shot-
well
" John H. D. Jr., clerk Hamburg-Bremen Fire
Ins., Co., r. 528 Shotwell
Feldcamp L. H. W., conductor Market St. Ry.,

r. 718 Sierra
Feldermann John D., liquors, 31 East and foot

Hathaway's wharf
Feldhaus A. B., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
1013 Filbert
" Gerhard, e3q)ressman, r. 115 Germania
Feldheim Herman, cook J. H. Lunsmann, r. 636
Commercial
'■ Seligman N., salesman L. Dinkelspiel &
Sons, r. Los Angeles, Cal.
Feldman Felix, barber, 229 Hayes
•■ Frank, cooper George Windeler & Co., r.

653 Brannan
■' Henry, liquors. 653 Brannan
4®=Feldman. See Feldmann, Feldtmann and

Fellman
Feldmann Charles W., liquors, 711, 5th Av
■' Charles W. Jr., salesman Charles Gold-
stein, r. 110 Fell
" George, clerk A, C. Boldermann, r. 1616

Folsom
" John D. (John D. Feldmann & Co.), r. SW-A
Haight
Feldmann John D. & Co. (John D. Feldmann
and Adolph E. Creyer), groceries and
liquors, 800 Haight
" John O., clerk F. Kaufman, r. 1616 Folsom
Feldmann L. &Co. (Louis and Louis Feldmann
Jr.). wooden and willow ware, brushes,
brooms, cordage, etc., 220-222 Front
" Louis iL. Feldmann & Co.), r. 641 Shotwell
•• Louis Jr. (L. Feldmann & Co.), r. 641 Shot-
well

■ Walter H., clerk L. Feldmann & Co., r. 641

Shotwell
Feldtmann Hans H.. rectifier Samuel Bros &

Co., r. 4 Martha PI
Felepich Jacob, porter Anton Gospodnetich
Felgenhauer Paul H.. electrician, r. 14Moss
Feline John, clerk Wertheimer Co.
Felix Adler Free Kindergarten, Miss A. L.
Manning president, SE cor 2d and Fol-
som
" Charles, electrician, r. 1027 Pacific
" F. Mrs., widow, r. cor 14th Av South and R
" George, carpenter, r. 251 Crescent Av
'• Henry O., restaurant, r. 6 Glover
-' John, carpenter, r. 253 Crescent Av
" John, laborer, r. 22 Harriet
■' John, salesman Richter Bros & Co., r. 122

Golden Gate Av
" Nicholas, cook. r. 1.332 Dupont rear
Feliz Paul, clerk, r. 614 Filbert
Felker George H., clerk Robinson & Knox, r.
719a 21st
•' Grace F. Miss, proofreader Filmer-Rollins

Electro. Co., r. T19a 21st
'• Helena D., widow, r. 719a 21st
■' Lewis B., asphaltum worker, r. 902 Mont-
gomery

Fell Carrie, candy maker W. S. Townsend r.
438»4 Jessie
" James Rev., chaplain Seamen's Institute,

33 Stuart, r. Occidental Hotel
" Mary Mrs., matron Little Sisters' Infant

Shelter, r. 512 Minna
" Thomas, clerk, r. 938, 17th
" Valentine J,, porter Moore, Hunt & Co.
Fella Frank G., plumber, r. 13»4 Pacific
" George A., painter, r. 1334 Pacific
" John v., clerk St. Germain Billiard Co., r
127 Clipper
Fellerman Frederick, tailor, r. 636 Green
Fellheimer Max, r. 653^4 Minna

" Minnie, widow, r. 653"^ Minna
Fellman Leon, butler, 915 Leavenworth, r. 652

Willow Av
Fellon Mary Mrs., r. 65 Murphy Bldg
Fellows Clarence, actor, r. 6 Russ
" David A., poultry raiser, r. NE ccr Lyon
and Union
Edward, teamster, r. 241 Clara
Everett P., collector. 305 Larkin, r. 35 San-
chez
Frank, flagman S. P. Co., r. 611 '/a Minna
" George A., groceries and liquors, 400

O'Farrell
" Julia, widow, r. 6II14 Minna

Lucius L.. gripman Sutter St. Ry., r. 113

Cedar Av
Olive P., widow, r. 210 Fillmore
Park, with Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r. Oak-
land
Samuel S., traveling salesman M. Blas-

kower & Co.. r. 515 Webster
Thomas J., plumber Henry Williamson, r.

21 Hawthorne
William M., clerk Le Count Bros., r. 35
Sanchez
Fellroth Erick, tailor Bullock & Jones Co., r 629

Stevenson
Fells John F., clerk Porter, Slessinger & Co.
Felsing Frederick (Winter & Felsing), r. 1206

Treat Av
Felson J. W., oiler U. S. str Albatross
Felt Carrie P., domestic, 15a Belvedere
" Ellen, widow, r. 18th bet Kansas and Rhode

Island, Potrero
" John W., electrician John M. Klein's
Electrical \^^?s, r. 18th bet Kansas and
Rhode Island, Potrero
Felter Frank, waiter The Oberon, r. 523 Steven-
son
" John, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 528 De-

visadero
" William R., office 415 Battery, r. 2929 Clay
Felton Charles N., president Pacific Coast Oil
Co., 13 Pine. r. Pacific-Union Club
" Charles N. Jr., office 13 Pine, r. Pacific-
Union Club
" Edward, contractor, r. 1416 Broadway
" John, expressman, r. 13*4 Pacific
" John, laborer, r. 529 Sacramento
" Mary, dressmaker, r. 1439 Polk
' ' Thomas P. , clerk Albert Hauser, r. 1431 Bush
Felvey House, Mrs. Minna Hein proprietor, 24
Mint Av
" Joseph, molder, r. 2622 Bryant
" Lawrence, r. 2622 Bryant
Fenaci Baptiste, cook Bias J. Capetanich, r. 125

Jackson
Fenaja Diovole, woodcarver, 217 Hayes, r. 1801

Mission
Fenaune Agatha G. Miss, trained nurse, r. 1608

Van Ness Av
Fencher Frederick, millhand Truckee Lumber

Co.
Fender Joshua, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 804

Lott
Fene Ella, stenographer C. E. Worden & Co.. r.

1322 Buchanan
Fenelius Adolph, harness maker, r. 42, 13th
" Alfred O., printer, r. 42, 13th
" Annie Miss, saleslady Mrs. A. Dorn, r. 42,

13th
" Lottie M. Miss, boxmaker, r. 42, 13th
" Otto, carpenter, r. 42, 13th

;r John A., salesman Carlson Currier Co.,
Petaluma

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Fengler Charles, shoemaker, 8 Stockton PI, r.
1008 Pacific
" Matilda, widow, r. 737 Clementina
" Oscar J., shoemaker C. E. Tisdale. r. 737

Clementina
" William E., bartender, r. 737 Clementina
Fenkhauser Caesar, manager Great American
Importing Tea Co., 1344 Market, r. 430a
Page
•' Rudolph T., with Braunschweiger & Co., r.
1802% Buchanan
Fenlon Jeremiah, plumber, r. 435 Minna
Fenn Charles B., bookkeeper H. L. King, r. 841
Castro
" James A., carpenter, r. 39a Junpier
" Lawson T., contractor, r. 1417 Washington
" Lyman J., secretary Tamm & Nolan Co.,
E s Utah bet Alameda and El Dorado, r.
841 Castro
" Malcolm G., clerk Stanly, Hayes & Brad-
ley, r. 3513 Pacific Av
" R. B., laborer Union I. Wks., r. 504 Napa
" William L.. clerk, r. 1334 Washington
" William S., manager The Credit Agency
and W. S. Fenn Co., 306 Sansome, rooms
18-19
" W. S. Co., William S. Fenn manager, print-
ers, 206 Sansome, rooms 18-19
Fennel Carolina, widow, r. 1236 Guerrero
" Henry T., special agent Palatine Ins. Co.,
r. 1236 Guerrero
Fennell Annie Miss, teacher music, r. 27 Julian
Av
" Charles E., policeman, r. 104 Eureka
" Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker, r. 27 Julian Av
" Ellen Mrs., r. 133 Julian Av
Fennell James A., architect, 520-533 Spreckels
Bldg, 937 Market
" James S. (M. Fennell & Son), r. 441b 15th
" John, bricklayer, r. 27 Julian Av
" John P., driver Engine 4, r. 1034 Noe
" M. & Son (Martin and James S.), masons

and builders, 40 New Montgomery
" Margaret, widow, r. 1034 Noe
" Marguerite A. Miss, teacher Washington

Grammar School, r. 627 O'Farrell
" Martin (M. Fennell & Son), r. 37 Julian Av
" Martin Jr., r. 27 Julian Av
" Mary, widow, r. 114% Tehama
" William, harnessmaker, r. 433, 26th
Fennelly Edward, hostler, r. 3 Burcham PI
" Thomas, hostler Alex. McCord & Co., r. 34
Turk
Fennema Charles, attendant U. S. Marine Hos-
pital
Fenner Irvin R., manager Chicago Artificial
Limb Co., 26 Geary
" Max, helper American Brewery, r. 2%

McCormaek PI
" Richard, asst. engineer S.F. Gas Light Co.,

r. 1423 Masonic Av
" Robert, baker, r. 773 Mission
" William, laborer, r. 108% San Jose Av
Fennessey Edward, r. 1318% Florida
Fennessy James J., painter J. St. Denis & Co
" Mary C, widow, r. 830, 35th
" William T., painter J. S. Denis & Co., r. 5%
Harrison Av
Fennig Edwin G., salesman Cal. Notion and
Toy Co., r. 339 Sanchez
" Henry waiter, r. 338% Birch Av
Fennimore Watson D., vice-president Cali-
fornia Optical Co., 317-319 Kearny, r. 1430
Post
Feno John F., blacksmith, r. 426 Day
Fenoglio Mario, butcher A Mancini & Co.
Fenster M., musician, 39, 4th
Fenstermacher Caroline, r. 11% Washington Av
" Goorge, laborer Cal. Wine Assn., r. 11%

Washington Av
" Louis, r. 11% Washington Av
" William, salesman John Quadt & Co., r.
l%Washington Av
Fenton Bertha A. Mrs., teacher Redding Pri-
mary School, r. 418, 12th Av
Fenton Bicycle, William R. Evans agent, 1031
Market
" Daniel P., clerk, r. 418, 13th Av
■' Delia Miss, r. 363 Jessie

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

MaQufacturcrs of

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GA-l-G^-? TVlarket St.

Fenton Edward A. (Fenton & Francis), r. 2005
Bush
" E. J. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1747 Mission
" Elizabeth, dressmaker, r. 2005 Bush
^' Eva A. Miss, bookkeeper Washburn &

Moen Mfg. Co., r. 324 Jones
" Frank, student, r. 1218 Laguna
'« James, coalpasser str City of Sydney
•' James, shoemaker, r. 502% Broadway
•' James, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 1318 Laguna
'' John A., chip clerk U. S. Mint, r. 1421 Bush
^' John C, fireman Edison Light & Power

Co., r. 235 Crescent Av
•' John J., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 107

O'Farrell
^' Joseph, salesman A. Galli Fruit Co.,r. 1110

Clay rear
" Kate M. Miss, private teacher, r. 1717 Clay
•' Kate T., dressmaker, r. 3005 Bush
•• Lawrence J., foreman can dept. Holbrook.
Merrill & Stetson, r. 533 Buena Vista Av
•' Thomas, bartender J. R. Loosley, r. 310

Powell
" Thomas, seaman, r. 334 Main
■' Thomas T., bartender, r. 3005 Bush
" William E., insurance agent, r. 1218 La-
guna
" & Francis (Edward A. Fenton and Francois
Francis), barbers, 1334 Polk
Fentress Chester B., clerk J. D. Maxwell, r. 509
Post
" Elmer T., clerk Rolla V. Watt, r. 509 Post
" Leslie H., clerk S. F. Novelty and Plating
Wks, r. 509 Post
Fenwick Hattie Miss, nurse Hospital for Chil-
dren, 3700 California
" Isabella, widow, restaurant, 215 Eddy
Feore James, janitor U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, r.

1015 Market
Feour John J., miner, r. 1132 Howard
Fera Antonio M., shoemaker, r. 8 Stockton PI
Ferbeck Harry, r. 112% Fillmore
Ferber Henry J., printer, r. 1151 Harrison
Ferchland Charles, r. 220, 3d
Ferdian Charles, baker, r. 763 Howard
Ferdiana Carlo, peddler, r. 1018% Montgomery

" Joseph, seaman, r. 1018 Montgomery
Ferdinand Nicholas, mariner, r. 123 Oregon
Ferem John, asst. superintendent Sailors'

Home, r, 2514 McAllister
Ferera Cesare, steward Anton Lopresti, r. 23
Erie
" George, machine hand Cal. Barrel Co., r.

19th Av South bet G and H
" Louis, clam digger, r. 19th Av South bet
GandH
Fergus Thomas, carpenter James Young, r.

Oakland
Ferguson A. (Ferguson & Ayer), r. 1, 5th
" Albert, clerk, r. 1816b Howard

Alexander S., r. 914 Oak
" Charles, porter Edward L. McGarity, r.

209 Leidesdorfl
" Charles, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r.

513 McAllister
" Charles H., machinist Dow Steam Pump

Wks, r. 1616 Grove
" Curley & Co. (Thomas M. Ferguson,
Thomas H. Curley and Michael F. O'Con-
nor), liquors, 10 Mason
" Daniel, liquors, 7 Jackson
" Daniel, scale mechanic Fairbanks Morse

&Co.
" Daniel B., salesman Carroll & Tilton, r.
522 O'Farrell

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Ferguson Donald, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r.
914 Oak
" Eben W. (Moore, Ferguson & Co.), r. 2814

Clay
" E. C, painter, r. 1422 Valencia
" Edward, r. 513 McAllister
" Edward, car repairer, r. 2319 Harrison
" Edward, teamster, r. 308 Minna
" Edward B., driller First St. Wks, Union

I. Wks, r. 312 Texas
" Ernest M., clerk, r. 1522 Fell
" Erwin E., attorney at law, 606 Montgomery,

r. 822 Dolores
" G. B., salesman Kahn Bros. Klein & Co.,

r. 781 Sutter
" George, carpenter, r. 100 Vicksburg
" George B., driver U. S. Laundry, r. 100

Vicksburg
" George W., polisher J. Roy lance Brass

Wks, r. 50 Noe
" Henry, plasterer, r. 1927 Lexington Av
" Henry A., butcher, r. 1713 Jones
" J., waiter str Pomona
" J. A., cadet str Peru
" James, marine engineer, r. 501 East
" James, molder Atlas I. Wks.
" James, riveter Union I. Wks, r. 930 Min-
nesota
" James, 2d ofiBcer str Cleone, r. 1616 Stockton
" James B., horseman, r. 1915 Franklin
" James C. H., clerk Union T. Wks, r. 521

Post
" James P. (J. P. Ferguson & Son), r. 312

Page
" James P. Rev., asst. rector St. Patricks

Church, r. 744 Mission
" James T., inspector U. S. Customs, r. 905

Market
" Jessie, widow, r. 1203i4 Turk
" John, blacksmith Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg.

Wks. r. 227, 9th
" John, carpenter, r. 714 Laguna
" John, clerk Cal. Barrel Co., r. 930 Minnesota
" John, coachman, r. 419 Harrison
" John, driver Rapid Safety Filter Co., r. 9

Cedar Av
" John, laundryman, r. NE cor Fillmore and

Chestnut
" John, porter, r. 1012 Washington
Ferguson John, proprietor ABC House, NW

cor California and Kearny, r. Sausalito
" John J., porter Crown Distilleries Co., r.

118Francisco
" John L., real estate, r. 1011 Washington
" John P., heater Union L Wks, r. 930 Minne-
sota
" Joseph (Ferguson & Gies), r. 106 Eddy
" J. P. &Son (James P. & William J.), livery

stable, 134-136, 7th
" Lewis C, clerk, r. 610 Haight
" Louisa Miss, dressmaker, r. 2015 Webster
" Malcolm C. bookkeeper William McPhun,

r. 215 Andover Av
" Mary, widow, r. 122 Francisco
" Neil, seaman, r. 7 Jackson
" Oscar, driver Leipsic Bros., r. 2335 Wash-
ington
" Oscar H., clerk Home Mutual Insurance

Co., r. 312 Page
Fergfuson Phineas F., manager and secretary

United States Laundry Association,

1004 Market, r. 100 Vicksburg
" Rachel A., widow, r. 1522 Fell
" Robert, carpenter and builder, 1510 Geary
" Roderick, groceries and liquors, NW c'or

26th and Bryant

FERGUSON S. S. & CO.,

(Stewart S. Ferguson and Donald
Mackintosh), proprietors San Fran-
cisco Carpet Beating and Renovating
Works, 23-25, 10th, telephone South 36

Ferguson Stewart S. (S. S. Ferguson & Co.), r.
838 Fulton
" Theodore, master mariner, r. 103, 1st
" Thomas, gardener, 15 Sharon
" Thomas, porter H. Levi & Co. r. 913a

Powell
" Thomas G., horseman, r. 1915 Franklin
" Thomas H., r. 762b Folsom
" Thomas M. (Ferguson & Curley and Fergu-
son, Curley & Co.), r. 446 Fulton
" Tilghman H., dentist, 209 Kearny, r. 1011

Washington
" Tolbert S., ship carpenter, r. 560 Howard
" W., steward, r. 22 Sacramento
" Walter, laundryman, r. 719 Valencia
" Walter L., compositor George Spaulding

& Co., r. 228,6th Av
" Weary M., widow, r. 908 Larkin
" W. Howard, clerk U. S. Laundry, r. 100

Vicksburg
" William, r. 430, 10th
" William, r. 1203 Market
" William, brass finisher, r. 50 Dehon
■' William, clerk, r. 219, 11th
" William, fireman str City of Sydney
" William D., policeman, r. 122 Francisco
" William F., shipping clerk Francis- Valen-
tine Co., r. 25a Vandewater
" William J. (J. P. Ferguson & Son), r. 312

Page
" William J., salesman Cal. Furniture Mfg.

Co., r. 513McAlhster
" & Ayer (A. Ferguson and Charles H. Ayer),
candies, junction Market and Turk
Ferguson & Curley (Thomas M. Ferguson and
Thomas H. Curley), wines and liquors
and cigars and tobacco, 719 Market
" & Gies (Joseph Ferguson and August Gies),
barbers, 103 Eddy
Ferico James, driver John Rausch, r. 7 Vincent

PI
Ferin Peter A., hardware and stoves, 629 Vallejo
Ferini Bertolomo, proprietor Perini's Restau-
rant, 207 Post, r. 216 Steiner
Ferlan Rudolph, shoemaker, 611 Napa, r. 504

Napa
Ferle Redentore, fresh fish, 21114, 9th
Ferman Charles, machinist, r. 18, 1st
Fern John, currier South S. F. Tannery
Fernald Charles, buyer Fontana & Co., r. 1422

Clay
Fernandez Adela, widow, r. 914 Montgomery Av
" Anton seaman str Willamette Valley
" Antone, cook str Arago, r. 706 Battery
" Antonio, laborer, r. 11 Pollard PI
" Francisco, cook str Arago, r. 1014 Clay
" Frank, laundryman La Grande Laundry
" Frank, porter Am. Biscuit Co.
" Frank L., salesman, r. 703 Green
" John, r. 221 Broadway

" Joseph, barber Wahl & Romer, r. 2 Selina PI
" Joseph, fireman, r. 12 Virginia PI
" Joseph, musician, r. 2218 Mason
" Manuel A., cook, r. 330 Jersey
" Manuel P., barber, 207 Jackson, r. Oak-
land
" Manuel R., barber, 1038 Alabama, r. 2742

Folsom
" Mattie J. Miss, r. 1006 Bush
" Mercedes J. G., widow, r. 1708 Washington
" Philip, cigars and tobacco, 52, 4th
" Richard, barber Albert J. Grez, r. 2617 Fol-
som
" Thomas M., 2d asst. engineer S. F. Fire De-
partment, r. 114 Waller
Fernbach Benjamin, helper Edison Light &
Power Co., r. 1720 Sutter
" Ella, widow, r. 1720 Sutter
Ferndale The, Mrs. E. Engelberg proprietor,

518 Geary
Fernell Albert H., painter, r. 474 Jessie
Fernhoff Frederick J., carpenter, 430 O'Farrell,
r. Oakland

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Ferniza Enrique, compositor El Comercio de

San Francisco, r. 535 Vallejo
Ferns Henry H., superintendent Byron G.

Smith, r. 230 Shotwell
" William, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1228

Treat Av
Fero Daniel, hostler, r. 33 Moss

" John A., teamster, r. Ua Dore
Ferot Armand, florist John Pouyal, r. 1211 Polk
" Emile, clerk Neuburger, Reiss & Co., r.

1211 Polk
Ferra Andrew, bartender Ricardo Pastene, r.

233 Green
Ferral James, laborer, r. 520 Folsom

" Joseph, milker Furrer Bros.
Ferral Rotoert, attorney at law, 331 Montgom-
ery, rooms 28-29, r. 2518 California
j8®~ Ferral. See Farrell
Ferramorse Frank P., superintendent Goodyear

Oil Clothing Factory, r. ITVz Valley
Ferran Leontine Mrs., furnished rooms, 1307

Stockton

FERRAN'S MME.,

Frencli Laundry, laces and lace cur-
tains specialties, ladies' and gents' un-
derclothes done up in the best style,
1757 Polk bet Clay and WasMngton,
telephone East 151
Ferrando L., painter J. St. Denis & Co.
Ferraren Natalio, porter Joseph Brunner, r.

12141/2 Powell
Ferrari Andrea, barber, r. 3 Vallejo
" Angela Miss, dressmaker, r. 1625 Dupont
" Antonio, porter Joseph Calegaris, r. 716

Vallejo
" B. Mrs., widow, r. 810 Bryant
" Camillo, salesman G. Catelani, r. 702 Turk
" Colombo, nursery, cor University and Fel-

ton
" Desiderio. watchman I. Cuenin, r. 720

Broadway
" Emlle, gardener, r. cor University and Fel-

ton
" Enrico, fisherman, r. 222 Broadway
" Eugene, gardener Colombo Ferrari, r. cor

University and Felton
" Giovanni (Figone & Co.), r. 10 San An-
tonio
" Giovanni, clerk, r. 1018% Montgomery
" Giovanni, with S. F. Window Cleaning Co.,

r. 5 St. Charles
" John (Ferrari & Canepa), r. 10 Graham PI
" John, window cleaner, r. 19 Ohio PI
" Joseph, florist, r. cor University and Felton
" Joseph, florist John Pouyal, r. 1211 Polk
" L. (Erola & Ferrari), 921 Kearny
" Louis (Olmo & Ferrari), 423 Broadway
" Louis, laborer, r. 6 Newell
Ferrari Louis, manager San Francisco Window
Cleaning Co., 328 Sutter, r. 5 St. Charles
" Louis, musician, r. 915 Montgomery
" M., r. 314 Pacific
" M., laborer, r. 520 Francisco
" Madeline, widow, r. 10 Graham PI
" Marie, widow, r. 712 Montgomery
" Natalio, bootblack, r. 1 Hopeton Terrace
" Peter, gardener Colombo Ferrari, r. cor

University and Felton
•' Virginia F. Mme., teacher music, r. 727

O'Farrell
" & Canepa (John Ferrari and L. A. Canepa),
liquors, 410 Montgomery Av
Ferraro Antonio (Antonio Ferraro & Co.), r. 426
Montgomery Av
" Antonio & Co. (Antonio and John Ferraro),

cigar mnfrs., 426 Montgomery Av
" Francisco, seaman, r. 820 Battery
" John (Antonio Ferraro & Co.), r. 426 Mont-
gomery Av
Ferrazzano Joseph, barber, 632 Montgomery, r.

418 Vallejo
Ferrazzi Fiorenzo, scavenger, r. 2102 Stockton
Ferre Addle J., widow, r. 920 Pine

" Ella Miss, stenographer, r. 1322 Buchanan
" Horace R., bookkeeper, r. 1322 Buchanan
" Lucinda M. Mrs., r. 1322 Buchanan
'■ Melville, salesman Owl Drug Co., r. 1322
Buchanan

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Ferre Napi, barber Joseph Ferrazzano, r. 418
Vallejo
" William H., bookkeeper, r. 1322 Buchanan
*®" Ferre. See Ferrie and Ferry
Ferrea Augustine Mrs., groceries and liquors,
W s Mission Road opp Amazon Av
Giovanni, real estate broker, r. 436 Union
James, clerk, r. 713 Filbert
Joseph (Ferrea & Mundegle), r. 22 Old San

Jose Road
Joseph, deckhand str Modoc
Louis, electrician, r. 22 Old San Jose Road
Loaisa, widow, r. 713 Filbert
Virginia, widow, r. 22 Old San Jose Road
& Mundegle (Joseph Ferrea and William
Mundegle), butchers, W s Mission opp
Silver Av
Ferreira Alberto, shoemaker, 402 Drumm, r.
Berkeley
" John, gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. Berke-
ley
" Lianco A., laborer U. S. Customs, r. San
Leandro, Cal.
Ferrell William A., cooper, r. 27 Oak Grove Av
Ferren James, groceries and liquors, 219%, 11th
" James H., clerk Nolan Bros. Shoe Co., r.

120 Hayes
" John L., watchman, r. 37% Perry
" Lawrence, r. 17, 17th
JBffi^" Ferren. See Farran and Farron
Ferrenbach Herman, special policeman, r. 928
Greenwich
" Otto, agent, r. 928 Greenwich
i8®=-Ferrenbach. See Fehrenbach
Ferreol Gabrielle Mrs., dressmaking, 631 Post
" Henri, chocolate maker W. H. Miner, r. 631
Post
Ferrer Emily M. Miss, teacher music, r. 1810 Pine
" Eugenia M. Miss, teacher music, r. 1810

Pine
" Ferdinand F., clerk, r. 1810 Pine
" Florinda Miss, shirtmaker Mrs. Charles M.

Apelt, r. 1516 Powell
" Frank, locksmith, r. 1516 Powell
" Josefa L. Mrs., shirtmaker Mrs. Charles

M. Apelt, r. 1516 Powell
" M. J., clerk C. D. Bunker & Co., r. Golden

Gate, Alameda Co.
" Manuel Y., teacher music, r. 1810 Pine
" Richard J., musician, r. 1810 Pine
Ferrero Ernesto, Italian school, 625 Broadway,

r. 309 Broadway
Ferretti Abraham, r. 523 Francisco rear
" Andrew, r. 314 Pacific
" Giovanni B., wood and coal, 515 Pacific
" John, gripman Sutter St. Ry., r. 1640 Polk
" Louis, driver Giovanni B. Ferretti, r. 515

Pacific
" Salvador A., conductor Sutter St. Ry., r.
1640 Polk
Ferrie Ella F., widow, r. 30 McAllister

" James, longshoreman, r. 765% Howard
4®"Ferrie. See Ferre and Ferry
Ferrier James, gardener, r. 9 Polk Lane

" Mary, widow, r. 9 Polk Lane
'6@°"Ferrier. See Farrier

Ferrin George, longshoreman, r. 3 McLea Court
" James, salesman, r. 120 Hayes
" L., miner, r. 17, 7th
Ferris Celina Mrs., r. 1214% Folsom
" Charles, butcher Hofmann & Woenne, r. 38a

Hawthorne
" Crawford, contractor, r. 9 Bourbin PI
" David, lumberman, r. 1309 Polk
" Edward, teamster A. C. Campbell, r. 22
Tehama

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J. C. WILSON & CO.
Coal, Coke and Pig Iron.

PRINCIPAL OFFICE,

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1058 Broadway. Telephone 54.

Ferris Frank O., 1st lieut. Co. C, 1st Infantry
U. S. A., Angel Island
" George, packer J. A. Folger & Co., r. 614

Van Ness Av
" Hugh, laborer, r. 202, 2d
" John M., plater M. Greenberg's Sons, r. 17

Anthony
" John W. (Ferris & Williams), r. 917 Pine
■' Joseph, cook, r. 126, 5th
" Joseph A. (Drosbach & Ferris), r. 217 Scott
" Maria, widow, r. 1330^4 Natoma
■' Mary J., domestic, 1029, 18th
" William, spice packer J. A. Folger & Co.,

r. 1330H Natoma
" & Williams (John W. Ferris and Thomas
H. Williams Jr.), engineers and con-
tractors, 320 Sansome, room 17
4®" Ferris. See Farris
Ferrish William E., tank maker E. C. Pitcher,

r. 1929a San Carlos Av
Ferroggiaro Andrew, candymaker Louis Saroni
& Co., r. 718 Greenwich
" Angelo, vegetable garden, cor Railroad A v

and 29th Av South, r. 1339 Dupont
" Antonio, vegetable garden NW cor 13th

and Fillmore, r. 3 Fillmore
" Giovanni A., bootblack, r. 7 Bartol
" J., teamster F. P. Elliot, r. 4 Germania
" L., gardener Colombo Market
" Louis P., r. 6 Germania
" Nathan, real estate, r. 815 Union
" Susan, widow, r. 6 Germania
Ferron Stephen, engineer Jas. A. McMahon, r.

54 Everett
Ferroni G., fish vender, r. 10 St. Charles PI

" Vincent, cleaner Allec & Perpoli, r. 34, 24th
Ferry A. C, secretary Alcatraz Asphalt Co.,

215 Crocker Bldg, r. 628 Sutter
Ferry Drug Co., Baldwin & Baxter proprietors,
8 Market
" E. P. Mrs., r. 1107 Bush
Ferry Exchange, Meyer & Eviston proprietors,
SW cor Market and Steuart
" House, Ludwig Lankenau proprietor, 48

East
" John E., laborer, r. 28c Ritch
" L. A. Miss, stenographer, 38 Chronicle

Bldg, r. 628 Sutter
" N. Miss, stenographer, r. 628 Sutter
" Peter, cook Anthony V. Spiletak & Co..

r. 615 Turk
" William, capitalist, r. 915, 22d
Fershtand Theodore, jeweler Shreve & Co., r.

804 Ellis
Ferulo Isabel Mrs., r. 921 Broadway
Ferullo David, liquors, NE cor Delaware Av

and Old San Jose Road
Fesler Frank C. (Fesler & Tonsor), r. 126, 4th Av
" Frederick, lodgings, 816 Sansome, and
liquors, 625 Sansome, r. 816 Sansome
Fesler & Tonsor (Frank C. Fesler and Charles
Tonsor), wines and liquors, SE cor Mar-
ket and 8th
4i3=Fesler. See Fessler
Fessant Edward, conductor Market St. Ry., r.

920 Natoma
Fessler Daniel, r. 324 Polk

•' Delia Mrs., varieties, 324 Polk
Fest Oscar L., scenic artist, r. 1616 Turk
Fetherstonhaugh Frank C, salesman G. Ver-

dier & Co., r. 522 Lyon
Fetler Ferdinand, carpenter, 234 Turk
Fett Carl H., bartender William E. Fett, r. 934
Folsom
" William E., liquors, 777 Market, r. 934 Fol-

Petter Adrianna W., widow, r. 519% Fell
" Alva C, miller, r. 51954 Fell
" Benjamin, clerk J. H. C. Baden, r. 499 Devi-

sadero
" Benjamin M., bartender, r. 519^4 Fell
" Frank C, salesman Mack & Co., r. 1508

Market
" Louis, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 521 Mis-
sion
Fetz Adolph, salesman Joseph Fetz, r. 740

Guerrero
Fetz Joseph, wholesale wines and liquors, SE
cor 3d and Mission, telephone Main
1513, r. 740 Guerrero
" Joseph Jr., manager Joseph Fetz, r. 740
G uerrero
Fetzer Frederick, tailor, r. 214 Prospect PI
" George J., salesman Schweitzer & Co., r.
12151/2 McAllister
Feucht Jacob, baker Albert Wiedmann, r 1924

Howard
Feuchtwanger Sigmimd (Neustadter Bros.), r.

1720 Pine
FeudnerM. O., salesman R. Liddle Co., r. 778

Harrison
Feugas Leonie, domestic, 1317 Golden Gate Av
Feusier Clarence L., student, r. 1027 Green
" Edward D., bookkeeper Martin, Feusier &

Co., r. 621 Green
" Frank (Henry Feusier & Son), r. 2611 Clay
" Frank (Tillman & Feusier), r. SE cor Ellis

and Larkin
" Henry (Henry Feusier & Son), r. 2611 Clay
" Henry & Son (Henry and Frank), groceries

and provisions, 1801 Polk
" Louis (Martin, Feusier & Co.), r. 1027 Green
Feustel Frank, agent, r. 425, 23d
Feustman Joseph B., director Thannhauser&

Co., 311 California
Feutren Thomas M., helper Standard I. & Wire

Wks, r. 2116 Powell
Feutrier Peter, laundry, 4231^4 Turk
Fevrier Emil G., carpenter, r. 25 Lloyd
" John P., druggist Alexander Zabaldano, r.

1814 Mason
" Louis E., teamster, r. 239 Dorland
" Sem, painter, r. 14 William
Fex George, shoemaker, r. 929, 23d
Fey Charles (Holtz & Fey), r. West Berkeley
" Conrad, cellarman F. Chevalier & Co., r. 3

Gaven PI
" Edward, barber, 228 East
" George P., candy maker, r. 280 Minna
" John S., bartender Frank McManus, r. 615

Bay rear
" William, butcher Tassi & Co., r. 3 Gaven
PI
Feyge Henry, teamster Doane & Co.
JSO'Feyge. See Feige
Feyhl John, restaurant, 1111 Market, r. 737^^

Minna
Feykert Jacob, musician, r. 42 Dorland
Feyock Conrad, r. 1307 Treat Av
" Louis, laborer William A. Schrock, r. 1307
Treat Av
Ffoulkes William B, interne City and County

Hospital
Fiala Ada M. Miss, teacher Washington Even-
ing School, r. 3109 Buchanan
" Henry, restaurant, 514 Lot t
" Robert H., shipping clerk Dodge, Sweeney
& Co., r. Alameda
Fibeger Richard, baker, r. 625 Clay
Fibush Aron, importer and dealer cigars, cor

Sansome and Market, r. Oakland
Fice Ella Miss, feeder Schmidt Label & Lith.
Co., r. 1733 Market
" Richard, groceries and liquors, 1735 Market
Fichter Jennie Miss, r. 1711 Clay
" Louis, bartender Wood, Munn & Twomey,
r. 426a Geary
Fichthaler John J., salesman, r. 1939 McAllister
Fichtner Gustave C, physician and surgeon,

623 Octavia
Fick John F., shipping clerk Coghill & Kohn, r.
825 Jackson
" Nicholas, manager Glaus Claussen. r. 522,
23d
Ficke Charles H., butcher, 410, 9th, r. 445, 9th

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Fickeisen William F., baker JosepliBamford, r.

1914 Howard
Ficken Henry, driver Cal. Soda Wks., r. 219
Hickory Av
" Louis, bottler Cal. Soda Wks., r. 319

Hickory Av
" Louis J., wagon maker W. F. Murasky, r.
342, 7th
Fickers Anthony A., teacher St. Joseph's Gram-
mar School, r. 1417 Howard
Fickes John A., carpenter S. F. Planing Mill, r.

1040/2 Army
Fickett James E., drayman NE cor Beale and
Howard, r. 325 Fremont
" James E. Jr., clerk, r. 325 Fremont
Fidanza Louis, miner, r. 736!^ Vallejo
Fiddelke Henry, brewer Adams & Rohrer, r. 518

Alabama
Fiddes George, r. 616M Grove

" James R., clerk, r. 1650 Hayes
Pidelity and Casualty Co., The (New York)
S. C. Pardee resident manager. Mutual
Life Bldg, 6th floor
" and Deposit Co. (of Baltimore, Md.), Voss,

Conrad & Co. agents, 304 Sansome
" Building and Loan Association, S. J.
Hendy president, William E. Lutz sec-
retary, 205 Sansome
'« Development and Investment Co.,' J. How-
ard Barnard secretary, 80-81 Columbian
Bldg

Fidelity Mutual Aid Association,

Charles W. Nevin president, J. L. M.
snetterley secretary, 316 California

FIDELITY MUTUAL LIFE As-
sociation, THE (Of Philadelphia) R.
C. Milliken supervisor Pacific States,
Harry M. Kelly manager, WiUiam J.
Gilliland cashier, 14 Sansome
Fidler Benjamin, locksmith, r. 149 Shipley rear

" Luke R., seaman, r. 129 Perry
Fieber William, foreman butcher Poly, Heil-

bron & Co., r. 5th Av South nr J
Fiederlein Leonard, baker, r. 630 Sacramento

" M., bottler Fredericksburg Bottling Co

" William, baker, r. 620 Sacramento
Fiedler August P., window cleaner, r. 30 Wash-
ington Av

" Frank, machinist West Coast Safety
Faucet Co.. r. 4c Decatur

" Frederick, cook, r. 53514 Stevenson

" L., waiter Westerfeld's Bakery, r. 419
Stockton

" Sophron, musician, r. 1333 Church

" William, brush manufacturer, 1220 Kearny,
r. 1223 Kearny
Fiegl Joseph, baker Zoller Bros., r. 314 Devisa-

dero
Field Alfred B., president The Field & Stone
Co., 126 California, r. 3733 Clay

" A. Gerry, with The Field & Stone Co., r.
3733 Clay

" A. M. Dr., with Dr. M. H. Logan, 101 Grant
Av
Field Charles A., manager "Vermont Marble Co.,
243-350 Brannan, r. 1407a Guerrero

" Charles G., manager sales dept. Sterling
Cycle Wks, 314 Post, r. Hotel St. Nich-
olas

' ' Charles K. , with New England Mutual Life
Ins. Co.. r. Alameda
Pleld Charles L., secretary The Norton Tanning
Co., and agent The Sawyer Tanning Co.,
312 Clay, r. 1330 Geary

" Duane W., merchant, r. 1334 Washington

" Edna R. Mrs., physician, r. 1230 Geary

" Emil, cooper, r. 33 Silver

" Eugene, house painter, r. 813 York

" Frank B., foreman Pac. Bridge Co., r
Brooklyn Hotel

" Frank F., r. 305 Taylor

" George, clerk Herbert F. Dugan, r. 628
Sutter

" George L., clerk Edmund Taylor, r. 234,
5th

" George R., mechanical engineer Risdon I.
& L. Wks, r. Hotel Savoy

Field Hampton S. (Hammersmith & Field), r.
Hotel St. Nicholas
" Harry B. (Birkholm & Field), r. 1045 Mar-

" Helen, widow, r. 1502!4 Golden Gate Av
Field Henry K., general agent New England
Mutual Life Insurance Co (of Boston,
Mass.), 19-23 Mills Bldg, 3d floor, r. Ala-
meda
" James A., stableman, r. 31 Rondel PI
" James E. (Field & McNaughton), r. 737

Hayes
" James J., junk dealer, r. 403 Hampshire
" John J., molder W. Axford, r. 813 York
" JohnM., cigars and tobacco, 16 East, r. 48

East
" John T., carpenter, r. 3110 California
" Mary E. Miss, teacher music, r. 1011 Bush
" NilsT., special policeman, r. 3110 Califor-
nia
" Sports (weekly). Harry T. Payne proprie-
tor and publisher, 318 Pine, room 22
" Thomas, portrait artist, 72414 Market
" W. A., traveling salesman Tillmann& Ben-
del, r. Los Angeles
" Waldo, delivery clerk Hammersmith &

Field, r. 205 Taylor
" Walter J., Chinese guide, 33 Montgomery,

r. 18 Montgomery
" William, r. 239, 5th
" William A., bartender F. Woenne, r. 309,

FIELD WILLIAM J.,

contractor and builder, 417 Powell,
ofiBce 40 New Montgomery, Builders'
Exchange, r. 2623 Pine

Field & McNaughton«(James E. Field and Wil-
liam H. McNaughton), lace curtains.
Emporium Bldg

" & Stone Co. The, A. B. Field president, B.
F. Stone secretary and treasurer, com-
mission merchants, 136 California
Fielding Gilbert, roof painter, r. 34 Erie

" John, actor, r. 103 Mason

" Susan, widow, r. 34 Erie

" Thomas, seaman, r. 1003 Battery

" William B., conductor Pullman Palace
Car Co., r. 3413 Van Ness Av
Fields Bridget Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home

" Charles, machine operator United Boot &
Shoe Co., r. 15th Av nr San Bruno Av

" Charles, porter Rudolph Newman, r. 83
Everett "" ~" "ZT" ^' ^ - - pJ?'^''-

" Dennis, helper Wm. H. Birch & Co., r. 334
Fremont

" Frank, steward, r. 1 Jackson

" Frank G., barber, 1431 Dupont. r. 1306 Mont-
gomery

" Florence L., dressmaker, r. 35V^ Johnson Av

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" John M., master mariner, r. 843 Howard

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" Mamie Miss, spooler Golden Gate Woolen
Mills, r. 1041 Hampshire

" Mary, widow, r. 1041 Hampshire

" Margaret Miss (Fields & Marsh), r. 149
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Fields Thomas W., special policeman, r. 25^
Johnson Av
" Thomas W. Jr., clerk, r. 25!4 Johnson Av
" Timothy, wood polisher, r. I76IV2 Mission
" William, molder, r. 211 Fair Oaks
" William F.. clerk, r. 25!^ Johnson Av
" & Marsh (Miss Margaret Fields and Miss
Maude Marsh), lodgings, 149 Taylor
Fielitz William, r. 251. 4th
Fies John, foreman Sterling Furniture Co., r.

137 Eureka
Fife George S.. r. 1201 California
" Joseph, student, r. 630 Hayes
" William C, clerk Union Trust Co., r.

Berkeley
" & Co. (New York), George D. Shadburne
agent, 632 Market
Fifer Joseph, cook Alfred A. March, r. San
Bruno Hotel
" Joseph F., planer F. Korbel& Bros., r. 8191/2

York
" Rosie, domestic. 2026 California
Fifleld Daniel R., engineer S. P. Co., r. 1721
Mission
■' Ella Mrs., dressmaker, r. 513, 21st
•' Eugene L., machine hand C. A. Hooper &

Co., r. 512, 21st
" William H. (Boyd & Fifleld), attorney at

law, 324 Pine, rooms 10-14, r. Oakland
■' Winthrop J., dairy depot, 320 Fulton
Fifteentli Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Rev. E. M. Hill pastor, 10th Av South
bet N and P
Fifth Avenue Hotel, NW cor 5th Av South and

and Railroad Av
Figaro The, John P. Bogardus editor and pro-
prietor, 532 Merchant
Figeac Antone, liquors, 812 Pacific, r. 123 Tren-
ton
" Louis, tanner Legallet-Hellwig Tanning
Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
Figel Arthur, city agent Sun, Lion and Imperial
Insurance Cos. (of London), 205 Sansome,
r. 2212 Bush
" Edgar P., city agent Gutte & Frank, r. 404

Ellis
" Henry, milker, r. 431 Pine
• Joseph, capitalist, offic 626 Market, r. 1414

McAllister
•' Oscar, importer cigars, 121 Post, room 1. r

1808 O'Farrell
■' Philip I., insurance, 322 California, r. 1414

McAllister
" Samuel, city agent Gutte & Frank, r. 2504

Clay
" Theodore A., r. 1236 Page
Figer Benedict, manufacturer carpet sweepers
310 Sutter, r. 82814 Pacific
" Henry, salesman, r. 828^4 Pacific
" Joseph, brush manufacturer, 310 Sutter
Figone Angelo, scavenger, r. 14 Ohio PI
•' Antone (Figone & Antonini). r. 820 Howard
" Antonio, scavenger, r. 908 Sansome
" Bastante (Figone & Co.), r. 10 San Antonio
■• Benjamin, laborer, r. 27th Av South nr P
" Constantine, painter, r. 10 San Antonio
" Domenic (Domenic & Co.) r. 419 Broadway
•' Domenico, gardener Colombo Market r

foot Porter Av
" Francisco, scavenger, r. 609 King
" Gerolomo, laborer, r. 1112 Montgomery rear
" Giovanni, r. 522 Green

■ Giovaimi, liquors, 417 Broadway, r. 3Bartol
" Giovanni, scavenger, r, 11 Hinckley
■' Giovanni B., laborer, r. 908 San
" Giuseppe, liquors, nil Kearny

Figone Jeremiah, salesman, D. J. Ravella, r. 419
Broadway
" John, laborer, r. 29 Hinckley
" John, scavenger, r. 1112 Montgomery rear
" Louis (Sturla & Figone), r. 6 Lafayette
" Louis G., scavenger, r. 609 King
" Maria D., widow, r. 10 San Antonio
" Stefano, scavenger, r. 1112 Montgomery rear
" Sylvia, scavenger, r. 1112 Montgomery rear
" & Antonini (Antone Figone and Giovanni
B. Antonini), florists, 31 Geary

FIGONE & CO.

(B. Figone and G. Ferrari), proprietors
The original San Francisco Window
Cleaning Co., 315 Stockton

Figoni Antonio, driver J. G. Perata. r. 622
Broadway
" Antonio, scavenger, r. I414 Jasper rear
" August, millhand W. H. Miner, r. a34 Val-

lejo
" Bertolomo, laborer Original S. F. Window

Cleaning Co., r. 10 San Antonio
" David, laborer, r. 17 Boardman PI
" Francisco, scavenger, r. 14i/i Jasper PI rear
" Giovanni, scavenger, r. 2414 Decatur
■' Luigi, scavenger, r. 12 San Antonio
" Rosa, widow, r. W-A. Jasper rear
Fiqueiredo V. L., pharmacist, r. E s Powell nr

Lombard
Figuera Florence, cigar maker, r. 1426 Mason
" John, extraman Engine 30, r. 14 Blake
" Lorenzo, janitor, r. 1426 Mason
" Michele, bootblack, r. 450 Jessie rear
Figuiere Joseph, clerk Money Order Division

Post Office, r. 30 John
Fijalkowsky Antonio, groceries, 1503 Church
Filatelic Facts and Fallacies (monthly), w.
Sellschopp & Co. publishers, 108 Stock-
ton
Filben Hannah, widow, r. 6113^ Minna
" Richard, cook, r. 216 Michigan
" Thomas, bricklayer, r. 29 Dorland
" Thomas Rev., pastor First Methodist Epis-
copal Church, r. 1201 Taylor
Filbert George W., woodworker O'Brien & Sons,
r. 504 Gough
" W. J., mixer Felix Coblentz & Co.. r. 770
Bryant
Filberti Frank, scavenger, r. 24 Decatur
Filbrandt Charles, carpenter, r. 605 Broadway
Filcher George W., printer Hicks- Judd Co., r.

320 Golden Gate Av

FUcher J. A., secretary California State Board

of Trade, 16 Post, r. 320 Golden Gate Av

Filer Charles (Filer & Lawrence), r. 1507 Kansas

" & Lawrence (Charles Filer and James

Lawrence), tanners, E s De Harobet

Army and Marin

Filetti William, salesman J. J. Dufly &Co.. r.

2 Montgomery Court
Filex Jacob, laborer Bissinger & Co., r. 22 Caro-
line
Filgate Henry P., plasterer, r. 11 Clinton
Filiatrault Joseph, cigarpacker, r. 1115 Clay
Filiberti Giuseppe, pastemaker Yosemite Flour

Mills, r. 1046 Vermont
Filipich Nicolas, restaurant, 123 East, r. 1

Beale PI
Filippe T. B. de, Academy of Languages, 320

Post opp Union Square, r. Oakland
Filippe's Academy of Languages, Professor T.
B. de Filippe proprietor, 320 Post opp
Union Square
Filippelli Giacomo, capitalist, r. 3113 Laguna
" John, bootblack, 303 Montgomery Av, r. 4
Vallejo PI
Filippini Flora, domestic. 1622 Hayes
" Peter, groceries, NW cor Clement and 2d
Av
Filisetti Vincent, waiter Gutzeit & Malfanti,

r. 325 Eureka
Fillebrown Elmira B., widow, r. 429 Tehama
Fillebrowne George C, clerk, r. 34 Ellis
Filley Frank J., brassflnisher, r. 18 Ritch
" George W., house mover, r. 18 Ritch
" William A., house mover, r. 18 Ritch
•' William P., fitter Pac. States Type Foun-
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Filligo John, machine hand David Woerner r.

321, 8th
Fillipelli Angelo, laborer, r. 11 Hinckley
Fillipi Rosa, widow, r. 333 Montgomery Av
Fillmore Charles W., r. 38 Hawthorne
" Edward L., clerk naval dept Union I. Wks,

r. 714 Ashbury
" Frederick, with Buckingham & Hecht, r.

232 Oak
" House, Daniel Lippi proprietor, 651 Broad-

Flllmore Jerome A., manager Southern Pacific
Co., Union Trust Bldg, 4 Montgomery, r.
Occidental Hotel
" John, bartender John Cane Jr., r. 26 Steu-
art ^

Fillmore Luther, superintendent Southern Pa-
cific Co. (Santa Cruz Division), foot
Market, r. Oakland
Filmer Arthur, superintendent of circulation
Post, r. 1921 Lexington Av
" Arthur Jr., clerk Langley & Michaels Co.,

r. 1921 Lexington Av
" Edmund L.. molder Filmer- Rollins Elec-
tro. Co., r. 537 Howard
Filmer George, secretary and superintendent
Filmer-Rollins Electrotype Co., r. 914
Sanchez
" John, molder Filmer-Rollins Electro. Co.,
r. 422 Jersey

Filmer-Rollins Electrotype Co.,

William Filmer president and mana-
ger, George Filmer secretary and
superintendent, electrotypers, stereo-
typers and typographers, 424 San-
some, and 424 commercial (freight
only)
Filmer William, president and manager
Filmer-Rollins Electrotype Co., r. 914

" William P., electrotyper Filmer-Rollins
Electro. Co., r. 712a Fell
Fllori Anthony, oiler Goodyear Rubber Co., r.

32581/4 Mission
Finance Publishing Co., publishers American

Investor, 15 Mills Bldg, 5th floor
Financial Letter The, George Heazelton pro-
prietor, room 714 Spreckels Bldg
Finard John P., engineer Bavaria Brewery, r.

3009V^ Pierce
Finberg Charles, barber Adolph Coleman, r. 36
Grove
" Isaac, salesman Otto Berman, r. 769 Mar-
ket
" Lewis jeweler, r. 1413, 25th
" Martin, salesman William Cline, r. 1413,
25th
Finbreath A. F., marine engineer, r. 409 Green-
wich
Finch Arthur B., salesman Raphael Weill &
Co., r. 412 Hyde
" Automatic Oil Cup Co., J. Q. Finch presi-
dent, C. H. M. Curry secretary, 33 Beale
" Fabius T., clerk O'Byrne, Romaine &

O'Byrne, r. 2700 Pierce
" Frank W., laundryman, r. 24 Hartford
Finch Fred Orphanage. I. J. Truman treasurer,
ofQce, 236 Bush, Mills Bldg
" Henry H., clerk Robert Dickson, r. 1431
Jackson
Finch James E., livery, boarding and sale
stables, 1339 Eddy, r. 1320 Eddy
" J. M., mining, r. The Baldwin
" John N., ship joiner, r. 17th Av South bet

J and K
" JohnQ., president Finch Automatic Oil

Cup Co., 33 Beale, r. 4 Elgin Park Av
" Joseph, laborer, r. 20 Welsh
" Victor R., distributor Post Office, r. 1416,

17th Av South
" William A., motorman Market St. Ry, r.

21 HoUis
" William H., real estate, cor Railroad Av
and 17th Av South, r. 17th Av South bet
J and K
Finck Carrie Miss, teacher music, r. 309 Mason
" Henry L., superintendent Will & Finck
Co.'s factory, r. 309 Mason

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

COAL f COOKING and HEATING

fp-iSTOVES.

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

1910

Finck Julius, president Will & Finck Co., 818-
820 Market, r. San Mateo
" William, paper carrier, r. 1 Lily Terrace
Fincke Henry W., canmaker Holbrook, Merrill
& Stetson, r. 1902a Filbert
" Oscar F. (Bader & Fincke), r. 3120A 16th
Jg®= Fincke. See Fink and Finke
Finder Max, cloaks and suits, 10 Geary, r. 8.:s8

Minna
Findlay Alexander, machinist Risdon I. and L.
Wks, r. 4Vi Brosnan
" Peter D., carpenter, r. 508 Jessie
" Robert (John D. McGilvray & Co.), r. Los
Angeles, Cal.
Findley Charles E., saloon watchman str City
of Sydney
" Fay, widow, r. 301 Leavenworth
" Frank B., manager F. S. Moody,

Gough

" J. , baker str City of Peubla
" Robert S., seaman, r. 706 Folsom
" Thomas Mrs., widow, r. 1910 Gough
iiS- Findley. See Finlay and Finley
Fine Abraham, tailor, r. 107 Langton
" Adolph, machine hand, r. 67 Minna
" Emma, domestic, 128 Chattanooga
■' John J., barber, 1026y2 Hyde, r. 1211 Clay
" William A., attorney at law, 4 Mills Bldg,

8th floor, r. Oakland
" William P., horseman, r. 2116 Pt. Lobos Av
Finegan Daniel, watchman, r. 1863 Lexington Av
" Eliza M., widow, r. 1719 Laguna
" Thomas, copyist County Clerk's office, r.

1863 Lexington Av
" William J., surveyor, r. 1863 Lexington Av
;^ Finegan. See Finigan, Finnegan and Fin-

nigan
Finerty James, carpenter and builder, NW cor
Sutter and Hyde ^ „ , ^

" J. Joseph(Finerty&McGinerty),r.29Eddy
" Thomas R., clerk River Express Co.
" & McGinerty (J. Joseph Finerty and J.
Francis McGinerty), leather findings, 31
Eddy
Finfrock Eliza, widow, r. 636V4, 15th
Finger Augusta, widow, r. 14 Prosper
" Jacob, r. 504 Shrader
" John P., plasterer, r. 28 Turk
Fininger Louis, carpet cleaner, r. 542, 18th
Fink A. W., dairy produce, 50-51 Washington
Market, r. Alameda
" B. J., manufacturers' agent, 303 California,

rooms 30-31, r. Hotel Pleasanton
" Charles, manufacturing jeweler, 724V4 Mar-
ket, r. 1027 Guerrero
, " Conrad (Fink &Schindler),r. 3181/2 Sanchez
" John, foundryman Marshutz & Cantrell, r.

2iy2 Welsh
" John, waiter Wilson Dining Saloon, r. vzs,

" Joseph, helper McCormick Bros., r. 2I14

Welsh
" Louise Miss, bookkeeper, r. 3I81/2 Sanchez
" Martin, driver Charles Strohmaier, r. 418

Brannan
" W. C. Mrs., fancy goods, 124, 8th
" William, cigar maker, r. 368 Jessie
" William C. , bartender Albert Walterstem,

r. 124, 8th
" William H., plumber, r. 1902A Filbert

FINK & SOHINDLER

(Conrad Fink and Adam C. Schindler),
manufacturers of artistic furniture,
bank, office and store fixtures, 1309-
1315 Market, telephone South 237

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Finke Ada Miss, hairdresser, r. 2501 Post
" Fred H. & Co. (Fredericl? H. Finke and

Philip Steffan), butchers, 41 Market
" Frederick H. (Fred H. Finke & Co.), r.

Alameda
" John, shipliner, r. 1314 Kearny
4®-Finke. See Finck and Fink
Finke's A. Widow (Frederick C. Muller), cham-
pagne manufacturers, 809 Montgomery
Finkeldey Charles (Balz Bros. & Finkeldev),

r. 1505 Kansas
Finkelstein Isaac, cutter J. Gordan. r. 35 Wil-
low Av
" Isaac, manufacturer ladies cloaks and
suits, 461!4 Minna
Finken Richard, clerk John W. Thode, r. 544

Finkenstaedt Henry, liquors, NE cor 2d and

Howard, r. IVA. Clenentina
Finkenstedt Annie H. Mrs., dry goods, 1307

Stockton, r. Fruitvale
" George, clerk Buyer & Reich Co., r. Fruit-
vale
" Kate Miss, milliner, 1307 Stockton, r.

Fruitvale
FinMng Richard, merchant tailor, 341 Kearny,

r. 317 Scott
" Richard Jr., bookkeeper Richard Finking,

r. 1112 Turk
Finkler Henry C, secretary Supreme Court of

California, 825 Market, Emporium Bldg,

r. 445, 9th
Finks James J., bedmaker, 634 Sacramento
Finland Hotel, 26 Folsom
Finlay Annie J., widow, r. 131, l6th
" Frank J., clerk S. F. Lumber Co., r. 131,

16th
" Frederick F., manager Redwood Manu-
facturers'Assn., 10 California room 17,

r. 913 Post
" James F., clerk, r. 131, 16th
" John, Mining editor Post, r. Alameda
" John, seaman, r. 139 Perry
" Thomas, driver National Ice Co., r. 1034V^

Bryant
Finley Edward D., letter carrier, r. 304, 7th
" James, wharf builder, r. 728 Folsom
" James H., foreman Cutting Fruit Packing

Co., r. 536 Linden Av
" James R., clerk James F. Kearny, r. 825

Mission
" Johanna, widow, r. 733 Natoma rear
" John, porter, r. 723 Vallejo
" John, steward, r. 527, 2d
" John B., foreman E. Danforth, r. Alameda
" John F., printer H. S. Crocker Co., r. 536

Linden Av
" Joseph, clerk, r. 3 Tremont Av
" Mabel Miss, stenographer, r. 1604 O'Farrell
" Margaret J., widow, r. SE cor Francisco

and Leavenworth
" Margaret L., widow, r. 1918 Stockton
" Nellie Miss, secretary's assistant Union

Ice Co., r. 1604 O'Farrell
" Peter J., clerk S. F. & N. P. Ry. Co., r. SE

cor Leavenworth and Francisco
" Robert, engineer Western Sugar Refinery,

r. 811 Minnesota
" Thomas, hostler, r. 7% Dikeman PI
" W., stock clerk Nathan, Dohrmann & Co.,

r. 761 i4 Howard
" William A., boiler maker J. C. Lemmer &

Co., r. 706 Folsom
" William B., helper Byron Jackson, r. Mel-
rose, Alameda Co.
4^-Finley. See Finlay, Findlay and Findley

Finlof John A., carpenter, r. 422. 34th

Finn Albert W., foreman W. U. Tel. Co., r. 826,

15th
" Daniel, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
" David A., special policeman, r. 1309 Powell
" Daniel F., laborer, r. 1013 Mason
" Edward, milk dealer, r. S s Harrison bet

13th and 14th
" Eugene, bookbinder H. S. Crocker Co., r.

Golden Gate, Alameda Co.
" Frederick, butcher Palace Restaurant, r.

348 Tehama
" G. T., driver O'Brien & Spotorno, r. 137 Te-
hama
" James, carpenter, r. 1334% Natoma
" James, laborer, r. 5Vi Harriet
" James E., separator Ewell, Shafer & Co..

r. 2544 Folsom
" James J., clerk, r. 5^4 Harriet
" James T., millhand, r. 137 Tehama
" James T., teamster, r. 419V^ Natoma
" James W.. clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

1306 Fulton
" Jeremiah, real estate, r. 124 Morris Av
" Jerome F., porter W. P. Fuller & Co., r. 13,

19 th

FINN JOHN, METAL WORKS,

109-111 Mission, telephone Main , 07,

r. 1301 Shattuck Av, Berkeley-
Finn John, rancher, r. 2304 Harrison
" John, stevedore, r. 3 Sunshine Court
" John F., attorney at law, 41 Mills Bldg, 7i,h

floor, r. Palace Hotel
" John F., deputy Sheriff, r. 1206 Fulton
" JohnH., drayman and contractor, r. 203,

11th
" John H., mechanic, r. 321 Franklin
" Joseph E., engineer Engine 25, r. 2459 Fol-
som
" Lena Miss, dressmaking, 13 Butte
" Mary, widow, r. 13 Butte
" Mary, widow, r. 137 Tehama
" Matthew, groceries and liquors, 341 Day
" Maurice, hoseman Engine 10
" Michael E., storekeeper U. S. Internal

Revenue, r. 1331 Page
" Patrick F., merchant tailor, 1547 Mission,

r. 1551 Mission
" Robert, special policeman safe deposit

First National Bank of S. F., r.728 Fell
" Robert, shoemaker T. Druhan, r. 216, 24th
" Simon, oiler, r. 28 Turk
" Thomas, carriage trimmer O'Brien & Sons,

r. 3 Sunshine Court
" & Thomas, patrolman Morse's Patrol, r.

616 Stevenson
" Thomas, solicitor Fireman's Fund Ins. Co.,

r. 110 Austin
" Timothy, r. 31 Boardman PI
" Timothy J., r. 331 Franklin
" William, grader, r. Treat Av nr Stoneman
" William, slater James Guilfoy, r 17 Treat

Av
" Winnie, domestic, 3741 Pine
Finnan C, liquor dealer, r. 1030 Howard

" Patrick, laborer, r. 11 Minna
Finne Adolph. machine hand P. F. Nolan & Co.,

r. 67 Minna
Finnegan Annie, widow, r. 308, 1st
" Bernard (Roesner & Finnegan), r. 1124

Folsom
" Clara L. Miss, teacher Starr King Pri-
mary School, r. 27 Ford
" Daniel J., plasterer, r. 122, 25th
" Dennis, asst. weigher U. S. Customs, r.

2759 Harrison
" Dennis L., janitor, r. 418^4 Ivy Av
" Edward, plasterer, r. 132, 25th
" Edward, plumber, r. 339 Eddy
" Eliza M., widow, r. 1719 Laguna
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 310 Grove
" Frank (Finnegan & Pechart), r. 444 Tehama
" Hannah, widow, r. 359 Minna
" Harriet, domestic, 3733 Clay
" Hugh, marine fireman, r. 81 Natoma
" James, laborer S. P. Co., r. 426, 3d
" James P., wire worker West Coast W. & I.

Wks, r. 316 Moulton

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FINNEGAN J. E.,

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24-25 MiUs Bldg, 8tli floor, r. 1357
Webster, Oakland

Finnegan Joanne, widow, r. 27 Ford
" John, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 120

McAllister
'< John, tanner Metten & Gebhardt, r. 84 Nye
" John, sweeper Harbor Commissioners
" Joseph, laborer, r. 305 Minna
" Josie C, stenographer, r. 27 Ford
" Lizzie, widow, r. 137;^, 6th
" Mary, domestic, 528 Sutter
« Michael, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,

r. 508y2, 9th ^ ,

" P. A., capitalist, r. Occidental Hotel
" Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 329

Louisiana
" Peter, laborer, r. 47 Dore
" Peter, truckman Pac. Transfer Co., r. 508%,

9th
" Rose Miss, r. Our Lady's Home
" Thomas, packer W. W. Montague & Co., r.

9 HoUis
" Thomas, special agent The Traveler's Ins.

Co., r. 1059 Mission
'< Thomas C, carrier postofflce, r. 1059 Mis-
sion ^
" & Pechart (Frank Finnegan and Frank

Pechart), horseshoers, 370 Natoma
US- Finnegan. See Finegan, Finigan and Fin-

Finnegass Margaret Mrs. , proprietor The Irving-
dale, 626 Eddy
Finnen August J. F., clerk Standard Soap Co.,
r. 1 Yerba Buena
« C. Frederick, liquors, SW cor 7th and How-
ard, r. 200, 7th
" Dorothy, widow, r. 1 Yerba Buena
" Patrick, longshoreman O. R. & N, Co.
Finnerty Bessie, ladies' shampooer Hammam
Baths, r. 929 Pine
" Ellen, widow, r. 1521/2 Clara
" James, laborer, r. 45 Belcher
" James, molder John G. lis & Co., r. 724

Clementina
" James H., cutter Ames & Harris, r. 813

Mission
" John, stickerhand Albion Lumber Co., r. 8

Clyde
" John E., shoemaker, r. 31 Eddy
" Mary, widow, r. 1000 Washington
" Thomas, teamster, r. 723% Vallejo
" Thomas, watchman Sailors' Union of the

Pacific, r. 465a Tehama
" William H.. r. 1521/2 Clara
Finney Charles, barber, 433 California, r. Lorin
" Charles E., proprietor Lincoln House, 20!/2,

5th, r. Berkeley
" Christina Miss, soap wrapper New Eng-
land Soap Co., r. 954 Brannan
'< George, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
" James A., auctioneer, r. 2011 Mission
" James A. Jr., plumber, r. 2011 Mission
" Jane, widow, r. 1709 Mason
" Martin J., r.- 10 Sherman
" Selden A., signal man Cal. St. RR, r. 1815

Vallejo
" W. H., jeweler Rothschild & Hadenfeldt,

r. 2011 Mission
" William, teamster, r. 628 Merchant
jeS" Finney. See Finnie and Phinney
Finnican James P., gripman Market St. Ry., r.

912 Laguna
Finnie Donald, clerk Mary A. Fox, r. 448, 15th
" Walter F., physician, 1121 Sutter, r. 1907

"Union
" William, helper Risdon I. and L. Wks, r.

925 Brannan
" William W., clerk Clarence E. Bickford, r.
144 Guerrero
Finnigan Catherine, widow, r. 328, 18th
" George, barber George Bauer
" Henry J., r. 328, 18th
" James, horseshoer, 505 Jessie, r. 1310%

Grove
" James, laborer, r. 315 Brannan
" James, salesman Richard Tiddy

Finnigan James M., painter, r. 329, 2d Av
" John, extraman Engine 3, r. 1315 Cali-
fornia
" John, fireman, r. 2 Lysett PI
" Mary Miss, domestic, r. 31 Federal
" Mathew, painter, r. 329, 2d Av
" Michael, lamplighter, r. 508%, 9th
" William, extraman Engine 3, r. 1315 Cali-
fornia
je®- Finnigan. See Finegan, Finigan and Finne-
gan _ ,
Finning Michael, laborer, r. 832 Dolores
•' Michael J., painter, r. 332 Dolores
Finnish Seamen's Mission, Rev. Robert Hern-
berg pastor, 9 Mission
Finocchio Giovanni B., gardener Colombo Mar-
ket, r. 17th Av South bet G and H
Finsterbusch Charles G., fancy goods, 112 Rid-
ley
Fintel William, tanner, r. 449, 1st
Fintelmann A. B. E., clerk F. L. Turpm, r. 861

Market
Finucane John, tailor, 2507 Mission
Finzer John & Bros. (Louisville, Ky.), chewing

tobacco, George King agent, 215 Front
Flora Thomas, laborer, r. 515 Filbert
Fiorelli Bartolomeo, cook, r. 222 Broadway
Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph, William R.

Hewitt superintendent, 9 Brenham PI
Fire Association (Philadelphia, Pa.), Cesar
Bertheau manager 210 Sansome, Rich-
ards & Henry city agents, 505 California
Fire Boat Governor Irwin, berth Larue's

wharf Pier No. 2
Fire Boat Governor Markham, berth Larue s

wharf Pier No. 2
Fire Commissioners Board of. New City Hall,

1st floor
Fire Department Corporation Yard, 50-52

Sacramento
Fire Marshal. New City Hall, 1st floor, and

303 California, room 38 .c ^ t.

Fire Underwriters' Association of the Pa-
cific, office 303 California
Fire Underwriters' Inspection Bureau, 303

California
Firebaugh Henry C, attorney at law, 325 Mont-
gomery, rooms 15-16, r. 3100 Washington
" William, clerk L. M. Walter, r. 3100 Wash-

Fireman's Fund Insurance Co.

(fire and marine), David J. Staples
president, William J. Dutton vice-
president, Bernard Faymonville sec-
ond vice-president and secretary, J.
B. Levison marine secretary, Louis
Weinmann assistant secretary, Ste-
phen D. Ives general agent, 401-405
California ^ , _ .,,.„„

Fireman's Fund Insurance Co.'s Building,
SW cor California and Sansome

Firemen's Insurance Co., Cesar Bertheau gen-
eral agent, 210 Sansome

Pirenzi Domenico, scavenger, r. 1117 Kearny

Fireproof Building Covering Co., William H
Chapman secretary, 5 Mills Bldg, 6th

Firmin F. A. Mme., dressmaking, 519 Laguna
'• Francis A., teacher languages, r. 519 La-
guna
" John L. E., plumbing, 1244 Valencia
" L., laborer, r. NW cor Sterner and Her-
mann
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Firmstone Harry T., r. 1516 Clay
" John E., bookkeeper and cashier S. Simon.

r. 1516 Clay
•' Robert E., electrican, r. 1516 Clay
First African Methodist Episcopal Zlon
Churcli, Rev. J. P. Meacham pastor, W s
Stockton bet Clay and Sacramento
" Annie, domestic, 1802 Pacific Av
" Avenue Hotel, NW cor 1st Av South and
Kentucky
First Baptist Cliuxcll, Rev. M. P. Boynton pas-
tor, N s Eddy bet Jones and Leaven-
worth
First Christian Church, Rev. Robert M. Camp-
bell pastor, S s 12th bet Mission and
Howard
First Church of Christ (scientist). Rev. Mary

B. G. Eddy pastor, .336 Post

First Congregational Church, Rev. C. O.

Brown D. D. paslor, cor Post and Mason

First Congregational Kindergarten, Miss

Lilla L. Fales principal, 934^ Harrison

First Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Rev.

J. P. Dickson pastor, 1358 Market
First English Evangelical Lutheran Church,
Rev. O. H. Gruver pastor, E s Geary nr
Gough
First German Baptist Church, Rev. Henry L.
Dietz pastor, NW cor 17th and Dehon
" Hebrew Benevolent Society, L. Schilling
president, S. Zekind secretary, NE cor
Post and Taylor
" Humanitarian Society, Golden Gate Hall
First Infantry Regiment, N. G. C, head-
quarters, 315 Montgomery, armory, 25
Page
First Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev.
Thomas Filben pastor, Powell bet
Washington and Jackson
First National Bank Building, NW cor Bush

and Sansome
First National Bank of San Francisco, Samuel
G. Murphy president, James K. Lynch
cashier, NW cor Bush and Sansome
First National Bank of San Francisco Safe
Deposit, James K. Lynch manager, NW
cor Bush and Sansome
First New Jerusalem Church (Swedenborgian)
Rev. F. L. Higgins pastor, O'Farrell
bet Webster and Fillmore
First Presbyterian Church, Rev. Robert Mac-
kenzie pastor. Rev. E. H. Jenks co-pas-
tor, SE cor Sacramento and Van Ness
Av
First Progressive Spiritual Church, 997 Mar-
ket
" San Francisco Window Cleaning Co., John

Ghigliotti manager, 425 Bush
" Society of Progressive Mediums, hall 110

Hayes
" Street House, Jacob Home proprietor, 507
Mission
First Street Works of the Union Iron Works,
Willis G. Dodd manager, mining and
general machinery, 227, 1st, telephone
Main 291
First Swedish Methodist Fpiscopal Church,
Rev. C. A. Anderson pastor, S s Howard
bet 8th and 9th
First Unitarian Church, Rev. Horatio Stebbins
D. D. pastor. Rev. William G. Eliot Jr.
assistant pastor, SW cor Geary and
Franklin
First United Presbyterian Church, Rev. M. M.
Gibson pastor, NE cor Golden Gate Av
and Polk

Firth Joseph B., real estate, r. 12 Guy PI
" Joseph K. , president Yucca Root Soap Co. ,
1155 Mission, r. 724 Turk
Firth Thomas & Sons, limited (Sheffield, Eng-
land) manufacturers steel, Abner Doble
Co. agents, 13-15 Fremont
" William B., carpenter, r. 908 Harrison
-e^-Firth. See Furth

Fischbeck Adeline, widow, r. 1023y2 Pacific
■• Frederick H., with Fischbeck & Glootz. r.
715 Hampshire

" Herbert E., with Fischbeck & Glootz. r.
120, 13th

" Herman (Fischbeck & Glootz), r. 120, 13th

" John R., r. 1217 Mason

" Julius M., r. 1217 Mason

" Louis, with Fischbeck & Glootz, r. 120, 13th

" Fischbeck Max shoemaker, r. 1421 Mason

" Rudolph H., bartender Wood, Munn &
Twomey, r. 1217 Mason

" Sterling H., bookkeeper Fischbeck &
Glootz, r. 2601^/4 Sacramento

" William, teamster, r. 102314 Pacific
Fischbeck & Glootz (Herman Fischbeck and
estate of Adolph Glootz), proprietors
New England Soap Co.. cor Santa Clara
and De Haro, ofQce 307 Sacramento
4®=- Fischel. See Fishel
Fischer Abraham, r. 920 McAllister

" Adam, cashier Louis Fischer, r. 441 Minna

" Adolph G., painter, r. 727, 22d

" Agnes Mrs., dressmaking, 1408 Stockton

" Albert, driver, r. 1408 Stockton

" Alexander, barber, 637 Valencia

" Alwin, locksmith, 3007, 16th, r. 3005a 16th

" August, clerk, r. 624 Filbert

•' Augusta A., widow, r. 918 Treat Av

" Carl, molder, r. 20 Prospect Av

" Charles, r. 543 Stevenson rear

" Charles, carpenter and builder, r. 717b Dia-
mond

" Charles, molder Fulton Engine and Ship
Bldg. Wks, r. 1617 Dupont

" Charles A., laborer Western Sugar Refin-
ery, r. 30, 31st

" Charles F., barber, 14 Turk, r. 118 Eddy

" Charles F., traveling salesman Cal. Saw
Wks., r. East Oakland

" Charlotte, widow, r. 308 Pacific

" Christian, foreman Willows Brewery, r. SE
cor 19th and Mission

" E., mechanic, r. 126 Ellis

" Edward, clerk F. Fischer, r. NW cor 26th
and Sanchez

" Edward E., carriage painter, 29 West Mis-
sion, r. 1642, 25th

" Edward J., bandsawyer S. F. Furniture
Mfg. Co., r. 919 Sanchez

" Emil, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
Haywards, Cal.

" Emil, watchmaker Amer & Weinshenk
Fischer Emil R., proprietor The Phoenix Bar,
wines and liquors, 533 California, r. 438
Clementina
Fischer Ernest A., proprietor The Oberon, 36-38
O'Farrell, r. 321 O'Farrell

" Ernest L., foreman George Goodman, r. 139,
8th Av

" Ernst, sausage maker William Wolff, r. 511
Pacific

" Eugene, E., silver ingot melter U. S. Mint,
r. 2717 Union

" Ferdinand, baker Haub Bros., r 26, 6th

" Ferdinand, stonecutter, r. 24, 11th

" Frank, butcher, 711-713 Turk, r. 615 Van
Ness Av

" Frank, physician, 121a Powell, r. 1409 Jack-
son

" Frank, tailor, r. 225 Drumm

" Franz, teacher music, r. 208, 19th

" Fred, r. 24, 11th

" Fred W. Rev., missionary Evangical Asso-
ciation, r. 1834 Howard

" Frederick, butcher, 2708 Mission

" Frederick, cooper August Petzold, r. Ala-
meda

" Frederick, groceries and liquors, NW cor
26th and Sanchez

" George, clerk Hotel Becker, r. 18 Mason

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Fischer George A. (Fries & Fischer), r. 2120
Jones
" George T., horse coUarmaker Kempkey,

Gilham & Sawyer, r. 14b De Boom
" Gottlob, basket maker, r. 727, 22d
" G. William, operator Municipal Burglar

Alarm Co., r. 6 Fella PI
" Helena, widow, r. 2708 Mission
" Henry, cooper Chicago Brewery, r. 229, 15th
" Herman, engineer, r. 421 Tehama
" Herman G., cigar maker Pac. Coast Co-
operative Cigar Mfg. Co., r. 174 Perry
" Isaac, cigar maker Frahip & Frankenberg,

r. 12 Sycamore Av
" Jacob, sausage maker Winter & Stein-
hauser, r. 822 Jessie
Fischer Jacob A., president The Consolidated
Golden Gate and Sulphuret Mining and
Development Co. 320 Sansome rooms 31-
32, r. 2022 Fillmore
" Jennie G. Miss, teacher Washington Gram-
mar School, r. 1409 Jackson
" John, r. 932 Oak

" John, coppersmith Sanders &Co., r. 24, llth
'• John, tailor, r. 620 Washington
" Jonn, waiter, r. 69 Minna
" John M., clerk, r. 633 Shotwell
" John T., cabinet maker Bader & Fincke, r.

Alameda
" John W., master mariner, r. 8 Clay
" Joseph, r. 319 Grant Av
" Julius, wood turner F. Kreling Sons Co., r.

919 Sanchez
" L. B. Mrs., matron, r. 26 Hill
" Louis, restaurant, 134, 3d, r. 934 Oak
Fischer Louis M., traveling salesman Cribben,
Sexton & Co., r. 508 Larkin
" Lulu Miss, cashier G. Leipnitz & Co., r.

918 Treat Av
" M., laborer, r. 529 Sacramento
" Marcus, porter Tillmann & Bendel, r. 3427

16th
" Max, cooper D. Bucking, r. 31st Av South

nr San Bruno Av
" Moritz, r. 1409 Jackson
" Oscar, salesman A. W. Fink, r. 1305 Mason
" Paul, cashier Cafe Zinkand, r. 411 Lar-
kin
" Peter, steward, r. 639 Mission
" Robert, laborer, r. 431 Pine
Fischer S. E. & Co. (Sophian E. Fischer), copper
plate engravers and printers, engravers
monograms, seals and crests, 402 Mont-
gomery
" Sigmund, insurance solicitor, r. 509a Ash

Av
" Sophia Miss, teacher music, r. 208, 19th
" Sophian E. (S. E. Fischer & Co.), r. Hay-
wards
" Virginia, widow, r. 709 Devisadero"
" Walter R., pressman, r. 637 Valencia
" William, clerk A. H. von der Nienburg, r.

1301 Larkin
" William, pressman Eastman & Thomas,
r. 24, llth
j8®= Fischer. See Fisher
Fischler Rosie Mrs., r. 1049 Folsom
Fish Arthur A. W., plumber Andrew J. Reavey,

r. 326 Valley
Fish Arthur L., agent American Fire Engine
Co. (Seneca Falls, N. Y.), Buckeye Eng-
ine Co. (Salem, Ohio), P. H. & F. M.
Roots Co. (ConnersviUe, Ind.), rotary
pumps, and selling agent Worthington
pumps, 59-61, 1st, r. Oakland
" Charles B., bookkeeper, r. 614 Sutter
" Charles H., mining, 47 Nevada Block, r.

San Rafael
" Charles J. W., carpenter, r. 326 Valley
Fish Commissioners, State Board of, 78 Flood
Bldg
" E., r. 445 Jessie
" Edward P., with California Adsigns Co,, r.

Alameda
" Edwin, salesman Oregon Improvement Co.,

r. 2410 Folsom
" Eliza, widow, r. 15 Noe
" Esther, widow, r. Pacific Hebrew Home
" Frank A., purser str Apache, r. Benicia

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO,

^ MANUFACTURERS OP

'i RIVETED IRON and STEEL

S For Town Water Works, Hydraulic Mining
) and Irrigation. \

> 309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST, }

Fish Frank N., architectural student J. B.

Mathisen, r. Oakland
" Frederick C, carpenter, r. 1140 Pacific
" Gains H., clerk local freight office S. P.

Co., r. 922 Van Ness Av
" Henry, student, r. 2500 Pacific Av
" Henry P., carpenter, 1208 Pacific, r. 1140

Pacific
" James, clerk Railway Mail Service, r.

Oakland
" Jerome F., clerk Great American Import-
ing Tea Co., r. 2500 Pacific Av
" Joseph W., carpenter and builder, r. 326

Valley
" Julius N., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.

450 Jessie
" L. W. Mrs., vapor baths, 118 Grant Av
" Margaret, widow, r. 6 McCormack PI rear
" Milo H., printer, 2506 Post
" Nina Miss, nurse Woman's Hospital
" Robert M.. printer, r. 534 Page
" Thomas F., clerk Consolidated Cal. and

Virginia Mining Co., r. 1001 Pine
" Willis, cashier Hale Bros., r. 312 Eddy
Fishbone Mendel, peddler, r. 654 Minna
Fishbourne Kate F., widow, r. 12 Moss
Fishburn Jennie, widow, r. 2510 Clay
Fishel David, clerk Kahn Bros., Klein & Co. r.

618 O'Farrell
Fisher Alexander, carpenter George A. Fisher,

r. 674 Harrison
" Alexander C, janitor Academy of Sciences

Bldg, r. 440, 27th
" Annie Mrs., lodgings, 520 Bush
" Anthony A., r. 414, 6th rear
" August, seaman, r. 10 De Boom
" August, seaman, r. 143 Berry
" Benjamin D., r. 1413 Folsom
" Benjamin D. Mrs., varieties, 1413 Folsom
" Benjamin T.. elevatorman Academy of

Sciences Bldg, r. 440, 27th
" B. H., assistant engineer S. F. & S. J. V.

Ry. Co., r. Alameda
" Brothers (Oscar Fisher), dry goods 158, 3d
" C. A. Mrs., widow, r. 512 Eddy
" Carrie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 144 Perry
" Charles (Charles Fisher & Co.), r. 30 Post
" Charles, waiter Frank Fisher, r. 119 Jack-
son
" Charles & Co. (Charles Fisher), importer

furs, overgaiters and leggings, 22 Sutter
" Charles A. (Fisher & Co.), r. 2230 Broadway

FISHER CHARLES C,

real estate, 507 California, r. Oakland

Fisher Charles E., artist, r. 204, 15th
" Charles H., conductor Cal. St. RR, r. 1301^

Larkin
" Charles L., salesman Christy & Wise, r. 145

Ellis
" Charles M., bartender Philip De Martini,

r. 115 Hayes
" Charles M., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 1024

Larkin
' ' Charles W. (Petersen & Fisher) , r. 205 Pow-
ell
•' Charles W., molder Atlas Iron Wks
" Christine, widow, r. 2917 Laguna
" Daniel F., box dealer, r. 1006 Buchanan
" David, miner, r. 537 Greenwich
" David, starter Market St. Ry., r. 434, 19th
" Douglass, teamster, r. 801 Hyde
" Edward, bookkeeper, r. 197 Hyde
" Edward, clerk Fisher Packing Co., r. 310

San Jose Av
" Edward F., plumber J. Noonan, r. 144 Perry

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DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF

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Family Trade a Specialty.

Fisher Edward R., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r.
Berkeley
" Edwin G., bookkeeper Hadley & Doud, r.

Alameda
" Eliza, widow, r. Trea t Av nr Precita Av
" Ella, matron Children's Home (Salvation

Army), r. 328 Bryant
" Ferdinand, longshoreman, r. 245 Minna
" Francis L., traveling salesman H. S

Crocker Co., r. Oakland
" Frank, gripman Geary St. RR., r. 334A 2d

Av
" Frank, lodgings and restaurant, 119 Jack-
son
" Prank H., superintendent, r. 606 Central

Av
" Frank J., carpenter, r. 8 Yerba Buena
" Fred M., gasfltter, r. 142, 7th
" George, carpenter, r. 113 Ash Av
" George, clerk Chronicle, r. 810^4 Union
" George, liquors, Fulton nr 7th Av
" George, reporter, r. 106 Eddy
" George A., carpenter, 659 Folsom, r. 6
Hampton PI
Fisher George A., manufacturers' agent and
member State Board of Commissioners
of the Building and Loan Associations,
109 California, room 4, r. 1812 Encinal
Av, Alameda
" George C, collector Thomas Day & Co.
" George L,., porter stationary department

S. P. Co., r. 542 Bryant
" George W., laborer Parafflne Paint Co r

17a, 6th
" Godfrey, appraiser, 116 Montgomery, r 824

O'Farrell
" Hans, seaman, r. 309, 3d
" Harrison, artist Call, r. 838 Powell
" Harry, employe William A. Lynch, r. 513

Pacific
" Harry, salesman, r. 318 Eddy
" Harry P., bookkeeper Levi Strauss & Co.,

r. 1610 Washington
" Harry W., clerk, r. 63 Silver
" H. C. Mrs., widow, r. 6 Walnut Av
" Henry, contractor, r. 2628 California
" Henry, laborer, r. 568 Mission
" Henry, lumber surveyor, 9 Mission, r. 1030

18th
" Henry, porter Michael McGrath, r. 530, 3d
" Henry I., journalist Chronicle, r. 231 Ful-
ton
" Henry J., sexton Grace Church, r. 1308

Powell
" Henry S., agent New York Life Ins. Co.
" Herman, r. 725 Grove
" Herman, seaman, r. 1200 Webster
" Hugo, landscape artist, 506 Battery, r

1000 Leavenworth
" Ida, widow, r. 502 Powell
" Ida M. Miss, teacher music, r. 34 Diamond
" Irena, widow, r. 419 San Jose Av
" James, clerk, r. 337 Larkin
" James, engineer Bavaria Brewerv r cor

Filbert and Powell
" James, longshoreman, r. 11 Minnesota
" James, marine engineer, r. 1017 Post
" James, mason, r. 319 Grant Av
Fisher James, secretary Mutual Electric Light
Co., 617 Howard, r. 519 Webster
" James, stableman Wm. Sparks, r. 1607

Harrison
" Jennie Miss, matron Columbia Theatre
" John, boatswain str San Jose
" John, butcher Wm. Kratz, r. 3436 Mission
" John, painter Union I. Wks, r. 326 Michigan

Fisher John, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento

" John H. (Fisher Packing Co.), r. 310 San
Jose Av

" John H., clerk Commercial Union Assur-
ance Co., r. 1607% Jones

" John H. Jr. (Fisher Packing Co.), r 1083%
Clay

" John M., mining, r. 1308 Powell

" John R., 3d engineer str Gaelic

" John S., driver Sutter St. Ry., r. 801 Hyde

" John S., engineer, r. 1308 Powell

" Joseph, r. 147, 3d

" Joseph, bed maker, r. 537 Sacramento

" Joseph, bricklayer, r. 263, 3d

" Joseph, butcher, r. 447, 5th

" Joseph J., broom maker Cal. Broom Mts
Co., r. 1817 Howard

" Joseph J., shipping clerk, r. Treat Av nr
Precita Av

" Joseph L., clerk Simpson Lumber Co., r.

" Joseph W., gripman Sutter St. Ry., r. 1417
Bush

" Kate, widow, r. 513 Linden av

" Kate S. Miss, dressmaking, 3635 Sacra-
mento

" Kitty Miss, spinner Tubbs Cordage Co., r
27th and Treat Av

" Lawrence P., box nailer, r. 428, 9th

" Lewis, blacksmith, r. Contra Costa House

FISHER L. P.,

advertising agent, 21 Merchants' Ex-
change Bldg, telephone Main 1738, r.
Oakland

Fisher Louis, watchman, r. 1708 Kearny
" Lumon S., shipping clerk Hooker & Co.. r
1043 Market

, Sadler & Co., r. 633

" Mary, widow, r. 204, 15th

" MaryE., widow, r. 543 Bryant

" Moses F. , plumber and gasfltter, 205 Clipper

" Nathan, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r.

1136 Sutter
" Newman, r. 923 McAllister
" Nicholas, r. 500 Linden Av
" Obed W., shipping clerk Livingston &

Co., r. Alameda
" Oscar (Fisher Bros.), r. 1536 O'Farrell

FISHER PACKING CO.

(John H. and John H. Fisher Jr.),
manufacturers pickles, French and
German mustard, sauces, vinegar, etc..
509-517 commercial

Fisher Peter, seaman, r. 639 Mission

" Peter, tailor Sigmund Jonas, r. 350!4, 3d

" Philip, r. 705 Sutter
Fisher Philip I., assistant secretary and cash-
ier Levi Strauss & Co., r. 1610 Washing-
ton

" Robert A., machinist Pac. Roll. Mill

" Samuel, second-hand clothing, 797Mission,
r. 825 Howard

" Samuel, tailor Brown Bros. & Co., r. 606
Natoma

" Solomon, clothing, 633 Kearny, r. 825 How-
ard

" Stillman T., messenger, r. 1006 Buchanan

" Sydney, student, r. 528 Fulton

" Thomas A., secretary Oaks Consolidated
Mining Co., 510 California, r. 897 Fulton

" Valentine, longshoreman, r. 345 Minna

" Walter S., porter freight auditor's dept.
S. P. Co., r. 704 Howard
Fisher Will E. (Will E. Fisher & Co.), r. 1310
Sutter

FISHER WILL E. & CO.

(WiU E. Fisher and Henry A. Smith),
successors to Tevis & Fisher, real es-
tate agents, auctioneers, insurance
brokers and collectors, 14 Post, tele-
phone Main 110
Fisher William, asst. engineer str National
City

" William, cooper, r. 417 Minna

" William, 3d ofacer str Peru

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Fisher William, waiter, r. 465 Minna
" William, waiter Baier & Black, r. 421 Fol-

som
" William C, gripman Geary St. RR., r. 3206

Point Lobos Av
" William C, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Plymouth Av and Sadowa, r. NW cor
Plymouth Av and Minerva
" William F., foreman marking room S. F.

Laundry, r. Alameda
" William F., salesman Fisher Packing Co.,

r. 25011/4 Mission
" William H., gripman Market St. Ry., r.
3277 Mission
Fisher William H., secretary Oregon Coal and
Navigation Co., NW cor Broadway and
East, r. 2268 Franklin
" William M., butcher, r. 323, 8th Av
' ' William R. , dynamo man Edison Light and
Power Co., r. llOVz Silver
Fisher & Co. (Charles A. Fisher), hatters, 9

Montgomery
«®- Fisher. See Fischer
Fisherman's Home, 3 Vallejo
Fisherman's Mutual Benevolent Society, 808
Montgomery
" Wharf, foot Filbert
Fishwick Edward P., 3d officer str Gaelic
Fisk Arthur G., attorney at law, 419 California,
rooms 28-32, r. 700 Hayes
" Asa, capitalist, 240 Montgomery, rooms

11-12, r. 700 Hayes
" Charles, coal passer str San Juan
" Cora L. Miss, kindergartner, r. 547 Minna
" J. Mrs., lodgings, 122a Geary
" John A., driver Morton Special Delivery,

r. 226, 4th Av
" John B., r. 932 Guerrero
" Joseph T., r. 1045 Market
" Louis G., varieties, SE cor Jersey and

Sanchez
" Mary A., widow, r. 547 Minna
Fiske Anna E., widow, r. 207 Fell
" Edward S., dental student, r. 710 Central

Av
" E. H., waiter City and County Hospital
" George M., electrician Will & Finck Co.,

r. 208, 12th
" Henry G., r. 710 Central Av
Fiske Henry M., M. D., physician and surgeon
6 Donohoe Bldg, telephone South 583, r.
2100 Bush, telephone West 132
Fiske M. Ray, manager supply department
General Electric Co., 15, 1st, r. Oakland
Fister John H., coppersmith Sanders & Co., r.

217yi Tehama
Fitch Caspar, laborer, r. cor Railroad Av and
33d Av South
" Chemical Co., 12-14 Drumm
" Frank, master mariner, r. 95 Steuart
" Frank M., hostler Wells, Fargo & Co., r.

611 Folsom
" George, r. 709 Minna
" George H., journalist Chronicle, r. 1528

Clay
" George K., r. 703 Bush
" George L., physician and surgeon, 618

Spreckels Bldg
" George M., expressman, r. 260 Tehama
" George W., r. 335 Eddy
" George W., clerk Simpson & Millar, r.

Fruitvale
" Helen A., widow, r. 1326 Washington
' ' Henry S. .bookkeeper Crown Point Gold and

Silver Mining Co., r. East Oakland
" Ina, actress, r. Hotel Langham
" John, laborer, r. 715 Howard
" Joshua B., r.303i4 Sutter
" J. R., stockbroker, 322 Pine, r. 3520 Sacra-
mento
Fitch Luther E., manager advertising depart-
ment The Bulletin, 622 Montgomery, r.
1326 Washington
" Oscar (Fitch & Carroll), r. San Rafael
" Viola Miss, stenographer John F. English,

r. 2405 Sutter
" Walter S., boxmaker, r. 2405 Sutter
" Williams., helper U. S. Mint, r. 708/2
Larkin

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Fitch & Carroll (Oscar Fitch and Frederick Car-
roll), proprietors San Rafael and S. F.
Express, 323 East North
Fitschen Adolph F., butcher, 1006 Railroad Av,

r. 1008, 12th Av South
Fitschen John C, retail liquors, 305^/4 Califor-
nia, telephone Main 198, r. 923, 20th
Fittock Alfred, carpenter, r. 1438, 20th

" Frederick, baker, 1438, 20th
Fitton Jane, widow, r. 546 Natoma rear
Fitts William L. G., drayman H. S. Crocker Co.,

r. 1122 Florida
Fittz Alcohol Cure Co., James A. McDonald
manager, 7 Flood Bldg
'• Frederick, waiter Martin Franusich, r.
843 Market
Fitz George L., real estate, 606 Montgomery,

room 11, r. Oakland
Fitzer Frederick, tailor, r. 214 Prospect PI
Fitzgerald Abbie, widow, r. 262 Jessie
^' Alice, widow, dressmaker, r. 521 Bryant
" Anna D. Miss, saleslady Paragon Cloak

and Suit Co., r. 609 Ellis
" Anna J. Miss, clerk J. J. Fitzgerald, r. 635

Howard
' ' Annie Miss , housekeeper, r. 924 Washington
" Atwood, sawyer Commercial Box Factory,

r. 333 Tehama
" Austin, tailor, r. 323 Fulton
" Bridget, widow, r. 154i4 Clara rear
" Christopher, furnace builder, r. 215, 3d Av
" Christopher W., draughtsman, r. 215, 3d Av
" Clancy Mrs., widow, r. 64V4 Shipley
" C M. Miss, stenographer G. H. Umbsen &

Co., r. 730 Bryant
" Daniel, laborer Diggins Bros., r. NE cor

South Broderick and Tilden
" Daniel L., clerk freight auditor's dept S.

P. Co., r. 17 Linden Av
" Daniel M., groceries and liquors, SE cor

Harrison and 10th
" David, boatman. Sec. B Sea Wall, r. lOSJ/j

Francisco
" David, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. NE cor

Napa and Louisiana
" Dennis, assistant O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,

r. 1581 Folsom
" Dennis, laborer, r. 116 Shipley
" Edmund S., bookkeeper, r. 33 Isis
" Edward, r. 39 Washington Av
" Edward, millhand, r. 333 Tehama
" Edward, porter Washburn & Moen Mfg Co.
" Edward J. (Fitzgerald & Shea), r. 937
Golden Gate Av
Fitzgerald Edward L., commissioner State of
California Bureau of Labor Statistics,
325 Sutter, r. Berkeley
" Edward P., motorman Market St. Ry, r.

1522 Eddy
" Edward P., salesman William E. Maher,

r. 560 Mission
" Ella Miss, bookbinder, r. 521 Bryant
'< Ella Miss, seamstress, r. 647 Howard
" Ellen Mrs., r. 407 Clayton
" Eugene, clerk Raphael Weill & Co., r. 535

Natoma ^

' ' Frank, helper Edison Light and Power Co. ,

r. 317 Brannan
" George, clerk, r. 2811 Mission
" George, nurseryman Sunset Seed and

Plant Co., r. 87 Clipper
" George, porter, r. 535 Natoma
" Gertrude, dressmaker, r. 10b Bluxome rear
Fitz Gerald Hannah, widow, r. 416 Harrison
Fitzgerald Harry H., salesman, r. 733 Bryant
" Henry, r. 346, 4th

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San Francisco Office, 405 Sansome St. y

Fitzgerald Inez G. Miss, telegraph operator, r.

17 South Park
" Ivy Miss, retoucher John W. Baker, r. 17

South Park
" James, boatman, r. 1134 Broadway
" James, jailor County Jail 1, r. 2616 Bush
" James, laborer, r. 1 Pfelffer
" James, laborer, r. 652 Minna
" James, laborer, r. 916 Natoma
" James, laborer Union I. Wks, r. 506 Napa
" James, porter Hammersmith & Field, r.

100 Elsie
" James, shoe cutter, r. 802a Lyon
" James D., veterinary surgeon, 1529 Howard
" James P., teamster, r. 12 Bond
" James T., clerk J. D. Sullivan, r. 137 Fair

Oaks
" James W. (Fuselier & Fitzgerald), r. 262

Jessie
" Jeremiah, stonecutter, r. 2713 Bush
" Jeremiah G., expressman, r. 2838% Harri-
son
" Johanna, widow, r. 102^4 Francisco
" Johanna, widow, r. 137 Fair Oaks
" Johanna, widow, r. 401, 10th
" John, assistant O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.

158 Silver
" John, boatman, r. 102V4 Francisco
" John, boiler maker J. C. Lemmer & Co.
" John, engineer, r. 158V4 Silver
" John, groceries, 501, 7th
" John, laborer, r. 551;^ Howard
" John, laborer, r. 2713 Bush
'■ John, laborer Albert E. Buckman, r. NW

cor Steiner and Hermann
" John, machinist Pelton Water Wheel Co.,

r. S7 Clipper
" John, shoemaker Charles A. Onstott, r. 116

Shipley;
" John, special policeman, r. 345 Fremont
" John A, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 913

Sanchez
" John A., policeman, r. 314 O'Farrell
Fitz Gerald John C, publisher, r. 129 Pierce
Fitzgerald John F., musician, r. 1581 Folsom
" John F., shoemaker, r. 429 Clementina
" John G., bookkeeper Sheriff's office, r. 1904

Market
" John H. (Kennedy & Fitzgerald), r. 45, 11th
" John J., carrier postofflce, r. 58a South

Park
" John J., groceries and liquors, 635 How-
ard
" John J., laborer, r. 317 Beale
" John N., liquors, 329, 6th, r. 250 Clara
" John P., bricklayer, r. 326 Shotwell
" John T., collector United Carriage Co., r.

1858!/2 Lexington Av
" John T., driver La Grande Laundry, r. 12

Isis
" Joseph, apprentice Union Litho. Co., r. 18,

■ 23d
" Joseph, gasfitter, r. 333 Tehama
" Joseph A. laborer, r. 858 Howard
" Josephine Miss, saleslady Paragon Cloak

and Suit Co., r. 609 Ellis
" Kate, domestic, 2101 Devisadero
" Katie, dressmaker, r. 137 Fair Oaks
" Lawrence, collector Central Coal Co., r. 12

Eugenia Av
Fitzgerald Lawrence, superintendent station

H Post Office, r. 509 Webster
Fitz Gerald Lizzie Miss. r. 416 Harrison
Fitzgerald Lizzie Miss, milliner Miss Maggie

Leary, r. 2508 California
" Lizzie C, domestic, 827 Post

Fitzgerald Luke, groceries and liquors, NE co
23d and Hampshire
" Maggie Miss, millner Mrs. K. McGrudder,

r. 232, 6th I

" Margaret, widow, groceries and liquors,

5091/2 Stevenson
" Margaret E. Miss, teacher Douglass Pri-
mary School, r. 509 Webster
" Mary, widow, r. 29, 24th
" Mary Miss, r. 1 Pfelffer
" Mary Miss, saleslady I. Dietrich, r. 234, 5th
" Mary A., domestic, r. 2628 Steiner
" Mary B., domestic, 16181/^ Clay
Fitz Gerald Mary J., widow, r. 1616 Page
Fitzgerald Matthew, clerk, r. 29, 25th
" Maurice, laborer, r. 2232 Greenwich
" Maurice J., clerk freight auditor's dept S.

P. Co., r. 1002 Chester
" May Miss, school teacher, r. 839 Golden

Gate Av
" Michael, r. 9221/2 Post
" Michael, car inspector S. P. Co., r. 1581

Folsom
" Michael, laborer U. S. Customs, r. 839

Golden Gate Av
" Michael, miner, r.705 Batt ery
" Michael, sergeant police, r. 628, 23d
" Michael J., marine reporter Merchants'
Exchange, office Sec. B Seawall, r. 1702!^
Leavenworth
" Michael J., millhand Deming-Palmer Mill-
ing Co., r. 5151/i Elizabeth
" Mi chael J. , shipwright, r. 722 Bryant
" Murtagh. laborer r. 20 Langton
" Nicholas, r. 333 Tehama
" Nicholas, engineer Cutting Fruit Packing

Co., r. 1391/2 Perry
" Nicholas, marine fireman, r. 419 Fremont
" Nicholas Jr., painter, r. 333 Tehama
" Patrick, r. 58a South Park
" Patrick, bartender, r. 801 Filbert
" Patrick, groceries, 560 Mission
" Patrick, laborer, r. 445 Clementina
" Patrick, teamster, r. 537 Sacramento
" Richard, blacksmith, r. 317 Beale
" Richard, salesman Lundy Furniture Co., r.

1914 Perry
" Richard A., boiler maker, r. 317 Beale
Fitz GeraldgRichardD., shoe laster Siebe, Glan-

ville Co., r. 726 Laguna
Fitzgerald Robert H., deputy County Clerk, r 781
Sutter
" Sadie Miss, folder Viavi Co., r. 1 Pfeifier
" Stephen J., bricklayer, r. 27 Louisa
" Stewart, laborer, r. 17 South Park
" Thomas, r. 2508 California
" Thomas, blacksmith, r. IOIO14 Larkin
" Thomas, bricklayer, r. 326 Shotwell
" Thomas, laborer, r. 1108 Stevenson
" Thomas, teamster, r. 346, 4th
" Thomas H., cutter Albert Mueller & Co., r.

10101/2 Larkin
" Timothy J., marine fireman, r. 1014 Shot-
well
" T. P., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r.

Mill Valley
" William, r. 116 Shipley
" William, r. 208 Pennsylvania Av
" William, r. 1521b Howard
" William, engineer, r. 537 Howard
" William, iron worker, r. 560 Mission
" William, longshoreman, r. 281 Minna
" William, painter School Dept., r. 961 Mis-
sion
" William, steel worker Pac. Roll. Mill, r.

501 Napa
" William, teamster, r. 2232 Greenwich
" William, waiter, r. 554 Minna
Fitzgerald William F., Attorney General State
of California, office 419 California, rooms
18-20, r. 2226 California
" William F., liquors, SW cor Powell and

Jefferson, r. 210 Francisco
" William J., clerk, r. 47 Post
" William J., motorman Market St. Ry., r.

251 Tehama
'• William J., shoemaker, r. 10b Bluxome rear
" William J., waiter George H. Richard, r.
719 Brannan

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Fitz Gerald William S., cement worker, r. 309

Minna
" William T., r. 401 Fillmore
Fitzgerald & Shea (Edward J. Fitzgerald and

John J. Shea), liquors, 26 Golden Gate

Av
Fitzgibbon Frank T., physician and surgeon,

860 Mission
Fitzgibtoon Gerald J., physician and surgeon,

and member Board of Health, 21 Powell,

rooms 3-7, r. 204 Haight

FITZGIBBON JAMES G.,

dentist, room 13 Auzerais Bldg, 21
Powell, cor Ellis, office hours 9 a. m. to
5 p. m., r. 638 Valencia

Fitzgibbon John A., mining expert, r. 31 Van

Ness Av
" John M., sergeant police, r. 534 Howard
" Maurice C, dept. manager O'Connor, Mof-

fatt & Co., r. 2007 Howard
" Maurice M., r. 860 Mission
Fitzgibbons David, real estate agent, 353, 13th
" John, laborer, r., 241 Fremont
" William, waiter J. U. Hastings, r. 33514

Broadway
Fitzharris John, driver, r. 1538 Pacific Av
Fitzhenry Arthur H., rubber worker Bowers

Rubber Co., r. 173a Clara
" James, clerk California Woolen Mills, r.

417 Kearny
" John T., policeman, r. 813 Baker
" Michael, driver Truck 3, r. 1569!4 Market
Fitzhugh Peregrine, real estate, r. 3502 Fill-
more
" William M., civil engineer, 1 Mills Bldg,

6th floor, r. 3519 Broadway
Fitzler Charles, clerk, r. 505 Bryant
" Fred E., porter S. F. Savings Union, r. 505

Bryant
" Lena, widow, varieties, 505 Bryant
Fitzmaier Andrew F., agent, r. 421 Hyde
Fitz Maurice Dora Miss, school teacher, r. 223'/^

Powell
Fitzmaurice George, seaman, r. 1511 California
" Hugh, seaman, r. 1511 California
" John, laborer, r. 716 Clementina
" Lionel A., 3d officer str Farallon, r. 1511

California
Fitz Maurice Lizzie A. Miss, school teacher, r.

2331/2 Powell
" Rupert, with Shreve & Co., r. 1014 Polk
" William J., gents' furnishing goods, 817

Market, r. 1320 Hayes
Fitzpatrick Anna M., widow, r. .509 Grove

" Arthur G., contractor and builder, r. 413,

33d
" Catherine, r. 3106 Hyde
" Charles, laborer, r. 66 Brady
" Charles J., molder, r. 180 Perry
" Daniel, longshoreman, r. 180 Perry
" Daniel, marine fireman, r. 409, 3d
" Daniel, teamster Morton Draying and

Warehouse Co., r. 357 Clementina
" Daniel J., clerk, r. 180 Perry
" Edward, carpenter G. G. Wiokson & Co., r.

1003 Florida
" Edward, motorman Market St. Ry., r. 1702V£

Harrison
" Edward, solicitor D, F. Keefe, r. 3817 Fol-

som
" Edward J. (Fitzpatrick & Corry), r. 4171/2

Noe
" Edward P., stenographer F. A. Lawgon &

Co., r. Oakland
" Ellen E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1334 Devis-

adero
" Eugene, horseshoer William Dolan, r. 138

Clara
" Farrell J., coalpasser str St. Paul
" Frank, harnessmaker, r. 1333 Treat Av
" Frank Jr., bookkeeper John Taylor & Co., r.

1333 Treat Av
" Frederick S., painter John P. Fraser, r. 413,

22d
" George, stableman Guadaloupe Dairy Co.,

r. San Bruno Av nr 15th Av South
" George R., salesman Schoenholz Bros. &

Co., r. 1018 "

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309. 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Fitzpatrick Guy N., with Nathaniel T. Coulson,

r. Beach nr Hyde
" Hannah Miss, dressmaker, r. 430 Bryant
" Hugh J., laborer S. F. Gaslight Co., r. 1008

Minnesota
" James, hostler, r. S s 24th nr Utah, Potrero
" James, laborer, r. 305 Minna
" James, plumber and gasfltter, 825 Howard
" James, watchman, r. 513 Jessie
" James E., engineer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

210 Moulton
" James J., carpenter Union Box Factory, r.

128 Clara
" James J., clerk F. M. Donohue, r. 1018 Ala-
bama
" James J., laborer Watson & Marx, r. 361,

1st
" John, fireman str Lakme, r. 3109 Mason
" John, hoseman Engine 20
" John, molder Golden State and Miners I.

Wks, r. 33 Russ
" John, plasterer, r. 257 Clementina
" John, porter Jachiel Meyers, r. 611 Brod-

erick
" John, seaman, r. 1122 Battery
" John C, helper Joshua Hendy Machine

Wks, r. 452 Clementina
" John E., exchange teller Donohoe-Kelly

Banking Co., r. 906 Oak
'• John J., foreman Union I. Wks, r. 28 Oak

Grove Av
" John J., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 315

Eddy
" John P., machinist Golden State and Min-
ers I. Wks, r. 107 Diamond
" Joseph, clerk William Ingalls Jr., r. 107

Diamond
" Joseph, janitor New City Hall
" Joseph A., painter, r. 3106 Hyde
" Josephine Miss, governess, r. 180 Perry
" Laura Miss, r. 2106 Hyde
" Maggie, domestic, 1713 Broderick
" Margaret, widow, r. 29Ji Moss
" Margaret, widow, r. 639 Ash Av
" Martha Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 1531 Mis-
sion
" Martin, livery stable, 814 Mission
" Mary, widow, r. 813i,4 Greenwich
" Mary Miss, rattan worker, r. 180 Perry
" Mary A. Miss, bookkeeper L. Demartini

Supply Co., r. 1232 Treat Av
" Matthew, laborer, r. Lombard bet Baker

and Lyon
" Mattie, widow, r. 2438 Market
" Michael, contractor, r. 1103 Shotwell
" Michael, tanner Isaac Levy, r. 3116 Bryant
" Patrick, coalpasser str Walla Walla
" Patrick, fireman Edison Light & Power

Co., r. 15 De Boom
" Patrick, laborer, r. 138 Shipley
" Patrick B., foundryman, r. 1530 Kentucky
" Patrick D., plumber, 1325V2 Vallejo
" Peter A., boxmaker, r. 128 Clara
■' Philip, glass blower, r. 735 Brannan
" Roger C, r. 2335a Harrison
" Sarah Miss, dressmaker, r. 1334 Devisadero
" Simon, r. 35 Julian Av
" Simon, contractor, r. 318 Dorland
" Thomas, boilermaker, r. 128 Clara
" Thomas, driver, r. 1103 Shotwell
" Thomas, laborer, r. 501 Napa
" Thomas, tinner, r. 107 Diamond
" Thomas B. N., porter, r. 435 Ivy Av
■' Thomas F., r. 3 Reed PI
" Thomas F., tool maker J. Roylance Brass

Wks, r. 2.335a Harrison

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Fitzpatrick Thomas J., tinsmith Taylor, Adams

& Pritchard, r. NE cor 11th and Channel
" Thomas N. (Fitzpatrick & Allen), r. 11

Kearny
" Thomasine Miss, dressmaker, r. 430 Bry-
ant
" Timothy I., law student M. 0. Hassett, r.

511 Minna
" William E.. dentist, 53 Murphy Bldg, r.

2414 Polk
" William F., conductor S.F.& S. M. Ry. r.

331 Day;
" William F. Mrs., r. 333 Franklin
" & Allen(Thomas N. Fitzpatrick and Charles

G. Allen), liquors, 655 Sacramento
Fitzpatrick & Corry (E. J. Fitzpatrick and

Trevor Corry), advertising specialties,

6 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
Fitzsimmons Charles F., clerk W. & J. Sloane

&Co., r. 3021 Ellis
•■ Charles S., clerk U. S. Customs, r. Alameda
• Edward, gardener, 1150 California
" James, r. 406 Diamond
■' James, salesman, r. 1224 O'Farrell
■• James C, marine engineer, r. 1220b O'Far-

rell
■' John R., engineer Market St. Ry., r. 1751

" John T., fireman Chemical Engine 5, r. 1222

Union
• Joseph, marine fireman, r. 71 Tehama
" Kate T. Miss, teacher Garfield Primary

School, r. 234 Lombard
•• Margaret, widow, r. 234 Lombard
■' Mary, widow, r. 4 Russ
" Mary, widow, r. 1222 Union
" Patrick, contractor, r. 513 Scott
" Patrick, stone mason, r. 2021 Ellis
" Rose A. Miss, teacher Mission Grammar

School, r. 234 Lombard
'• Thomas, plumber Corporation Yard S. F.

F. D.

■ Thomas, salesman Aug. Bacigalupi. r. 311

Filbert
'■ Thomas J., journalist, r. 416'/^ Hyde
■■ Thomas R.. stone mason, r. 2021 Ellis
•■ William, butcher, r. 1222 Union

■ William C, editor California Fruit Grower,

203 California, r. 1001 Pine
" William J., clerk Morris Newton & Co., r.
1751 Hayes
Fiumano Santo, shoemaker, r. 1614 Powell
Fiuren Christian S., carpenter, r. 7 Freelon
" Jacob H., laborer Parafflne Paint Co., r. 923
Jessie
Five Mile House, Frank Meillette proprietor.

cor Railroad and San Bruno Avs
Five Mile House, Frederick Meincke proprietor.

W s Mission Road nr Silver Av
Fivey William J., printer, r. 631 Jessie
Fix Charles, laborer, r. 438^ Brannan

" Charlotte, widow, r. 438^4 Brannan
Fjarem Karoline Miss, teacher gymnastics, r.

5121,4 Baker
Fjellrath Eric O., tailor, r. 629 Stevenson
Fjerem Frederick, r. Sailors' Home
■' Karl, master schr Wm. Bowden. office 28
California
Fkumoto Y., proprietor California and Japan
Trading Co., 120 Sutter, rooms .30-31. r.
1602 Vallejo
Flach Joseph, butcher, 544, 17th, r. 385 Dolores
" Josepha, widow, r. 546, 17th
" Peter (Chiuda & Flach), r. 1421 Laguna
«S= Flach. See Flack, Flagg and Fleck
Flack Belle Miss, labeler. r. 517. 19th

Flack George D., clerk freight auditor's dept"
S. P. Co., r. 2900Folsom

" James, student, r. 2900 Folsom

" Kate, widow, r. 517, 19th

" William M., r. 2900 Folsom
4®= Flack. See Flach, Flagg and Fleck
Fladmark Olaf J. (Heinemann &Fladmark), r.

1331 Fulton
FlageoUet Elizabeth, widow, r. ITlSVi Lexing-
ton Av
FlageoUet Henry C, butcher, 904 Valencia, r.

704 Dolores
Flagg Charles Coolidge, manager The Berk-
shire, 711 Jones

" Charles E. B., 1st lieut. assistant surgeon
1st Infantry U. S. A., Angel Island

" Edwin C, with C. A. Hooper & Co., r. San
Jose

" Frank, butcher T. H. Bradbury & Co.. r.
2511 Bush

" Georgie A. Miss, nurse Hospital for Chil-
dren, 3700 California

" Lucius, miner, r. 128, 2d

" Murray, r. 128, 2d

" Sarah A., widow, r. 903 Guerrero

" Theodore E., Mrs., r. 320 Mason
4®- Flagg. See Flach and Flack
Flag lor Amasa P., agent Penn Mutual Life Ins.
Co., r. 326 Haight

" Frank A., clerk John McHardie, r. 326
Haight

" Joseph, miller, r. 233, 3d
Flahaut Henry E., salesman Koenlg's, r. 2132
O'Farrell

" Valentine Mrs., widow, r. 2129 Bush
Flahaven Stephen (Flahaven & Conway), r. 518
Howard - :-.-■ PyjrjfiC Miw

" William, roofer Flahaven & Conway, r. 518
Howard

" William H., r. 1323 Harrison

" & Conway (Stephen Flahavan and Henry
P. Conway), metal roofers, 135, 2d
4^Flahavan. See Flavin
Flaherty Annie, domestic, 402 Lott

" Arthur, clerk W. F. Coughlin, r. 1329 San-
some

' Bernard, stonecutter J. R. Blanchard, r.
1005, 10th Av South

" Edmond (Flaherty & O'Connell), r. 608 Cen-
tral Av

" Fletcher A., bookkeeper, r. 434, 14th

" George S., rancher, r. 12th Av South nr M

" Henry J., sexton, r. 117% Fair Oaks

" James, carpenter, r. 240 Chattanooga

" James, gardener, r. 331 Jessie

" James J., clerk, r. 136 CoUingwood

" James W., liquors, 19^4, 4th, r. 282 Steven-
son

" John, bricklayer, r. 123 Wildey

" John, carpenter, 208 McAllister, r. 1207
Market

" John, laborer, r. 109 William

" John, laborer, r. 503 Gough

" John, laborer S. P. Co., r. 314% Clara

" Joseph, with Richard Flaherty, r. 911
Stelner

" Joseph D., clerk G. H. Umbsen & Co., r. 503
Gough

" Joseph P., laborer U. S. Customs, r. 109
William

" Kate, widow, r. 503 Gough

" Louisa Mrs., proprietor Golden State
House, 1207 Market

" Martin, granitecutter, r. 1005, 10th Av
■* South

" Martin, 2d offlcer str Santa Cruz, r. 164
Perry

" Martin C, student, r. 503 Gough

■• Martin F., teamster, r. 109 William

" Martin J., stonecutter J. R. Blanchard &
Co., r. 1005, 10th Av South

" Mary, widow, r. 9 Alvarado

" Mary, widow, r. 109 William

" Michael, longshoreman, r. 512 Mission

" Michael, seaman str Pomona

" Michael, teamster Central Coal Co, r. 261,
1st

" Michael F., butcher Charles Rosenberg, r.
12th Av South nr M

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Flaherty Michael J., hostler, r. 1410 Vermont
" Michael J., marble cutter Vermont Marble

Co., r. 240 Chattanooga
" Nellie, domestic, 913 Bush
" Patrick, laborer, r. ViVz Langton
" Patrick, laborer, 13th Av South nr M
" Patrick J., butcher Miller & Lux, r. S s

12th Av South nr M
" Philip, carpenter, r. 2018 Filbert

FLAHERTY RICHARD,

asphaltum roofs, pavements and floors
a specialty, 35 Post, r. 911 Steiner

Flaherty Richard H., roofer Richard Flaherty,
r. 911 Steiner
" Simon M., laborer, r. Rhode Island, nr 34th
" Thomas, driver Millbrae Dairy
" Thomas, whitewasher, r. 9 Page
" William, carriage painter William Hal-

kett, r. 1334 Harrison
" William, cooper, r. 503 Gough
" William, foreman Levi Strauss & Co., r.

19261/4 Golden Gate Av
" & O'Connell (Edmond Flaherty and John
O'Connell), liquors, 3210 California
Flaker John H., clerk W. W. Montague & Co.,

r. 232 Langton
Flakiff John T., switchman S. P. Co., r. 566

Bryant
Flamand Marie Mrs., dressmaking, 439 Geary
" Victor, bookkeeper French Hospital, r. 439
Geary
Flamant James, importer fancy groceries, 60

St. Ann's Bldg, r. 233 Eddy
Flamm Gustave, ladies' tailor and habit maker,
1435 Polk, telephone Sutter 1791
" Julia, dressmaker Gustav Flamm, r. 1435
Polk
Flammer Charles, r. 2307 Bush
" Ernest, clerk C. E. Whitney & Co., r. 2307
Bush
Flanagan Bernard, fireman str Cleone, r. 368

" Charles B., publisher The Nation, 430

Montgomery, room 39, r. 1212, 20th
" Charles D., clerk Lawrence G. Flanagan,

r. 1538 Guerrero
" Delia Miss, r. 1616 Lyon
" Francis, driver, r. 1426 Pac'flc
" George L., driver Electric Laundry, r. 1142

Stevenson
" James, r. 1016 Minna
" James, bartender James O'Brien & Son, r.

850 Capp
" James, laborer, r. 1426 Pacific
" James, mill hand Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 737

Minnesota
" James. 3d asst. engineer str San Jose, r.

338 Fremont
" James, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.

1129 Steiner
" James J., cigar maker F. O. Raabe, r. 31214

Clementina
" James J., laborer U. S. Customs, r. 9, 7th
" John, r. St. Mary's Hospital
" John, expressman, r. 1007 Sierra
" John, fireman Park and Ocean RR r. 140

Lily Av
" John, helper Risdon I. &. L. Wks, r. 3121/2,

8th
" John, packer Cal. Furniture Mfg. Co., r. 151

Perry
" John, selector Anglo-American Crockery

and Glassware Co., r. 1426 Pacific
■' John D., laborer, r. 504 Napa
" John J., grave digger, r. 231 Crescent Av
" John J., yardman W. G. Stafford & Co., r.

lll^Freelon
" Joseph, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 312

Clementina
" Joseph J., laborer, r. 838, 15th Av South
Flanagan Lawrence G., hay, grain, wood and

coal, NW cor Folsom and 18th, telephone

Mission 101, r. 1538 Guerrero
" Martin, molder John G. lis & Co., r. 822

Green
" Mary, widow, r. SViVi Clementina
" Michael, waiter, r. 15 Lloyd
" Minnie Miss, r. 1519 Mason

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

ORIENTAL RUGS.

COLORINGS AND DESIGNS NOVEL

AND ARTISTIC.

<5-4-l-<5-4'7 yviarket St.

Flanagan Owen, laborer S. P. Co., r. 151 Perry
" Patrick, engineer, r. WW2 Perry
" Patrick, longshoreman, r. 316 Davis
" Patrick, marine engineer, r. 401 Harrison
" Thomas, clerk, r. 312^/4 Clementina
" William J., bookkeeper Lawrence G.

Flanagan, r. 1538 Guerrero
" William J., oiler Edison Light and Power

Co., r. 313 Clementina
4®=Flanagan. See Flanigan and Flannigan
Flanders Albert C, painter, r. 1408 Jackson
" Charles, lacquerer Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.

461 Shotwell
" Charles, master tug boat Millie, offlce and

berth Washington St. Wharf, r. 718 Bay
" Eugene O., carrier postofQce, r. 1235 Market
" Johathan, watchman, r. 461 Shotwell
" Nathan, machinist, r. 710 Vallejo
" Robert C, painter, r. 1310 Jackson
" Thomas, sergeant police, r. Commercial

Hotel
" Walter P., painter, r. 1408 Jackson
Flanigan Bridget Mrs., r. 730 Natoma
" Catherine, widow, r. 2 Zoe
" Charles H., pressman Daily Report, r. 409y2

" Eliza Mrs., cook S. F. Nursery for Home-
less Children
" James, teamster Daniel F. Gallagher, r.

821 Howard
" Joseph, assistant O'Connor, Moft'att & Co.,

r. 436 Duncan
" Kate Miss, costumer Frederick Peter, r.

4091/2 Hayes
" Kate, domestic, 1351 Post
" Patrick, dry and fancy goods, 152, 6th, r.

1120 Howard
" Simon, lineman, r. 7% Sumner
" Winnif red Mrs., r. 436 Duncan
4®=Flanigan. See Flanagan and Flannigan
Flannelly Myles, bricklayer, r. 605 Guerrero
" Stephen, bricklayer, r. 605 Guerrero
" Timothy P., policeman, r. 5 Walter

William, boxmaker, r. 42514 Clementina
Flannery Andrew, longshoreman, r. 26 Everett
" Celia Miss. r. 1631 Clay
" Cornelius J., r. 421 Franklin
" Daniel, machinist Pac. Axle Co., r. 478, 8th
" John P., mining, r. 2703 Howard
" Joseph, plumber, 319, 8th
" Joseph P., gripman Sutter St. Ry., r

Post
'• Margaret, widow, r. 319, 8th
" Mary, widow, r. 421 Franklin
" Michael, r. 1321 O'Farrell
■■ Michael, teamster A. C. Campbell,

Tehama
' ' Neil J. , shirt cutter Neustadter Bros. ,

Franklin

Flannigan Catherine, domestic, 2131 Laguna
" Edward, longshoreman, r. 118 Jackson
" J. Mrs., r. Hotel Pleasanton
•' Kate Miss, janitress Marshall Primary

School, r. 718 Valencia
" Murphy, lumberman, r. 813 Kearny
" Nellie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1837 Polk
" Patrick, laborer, r. 743 Minna
" Patrick, lineman, r. 530, 3d
" Patrick, stable foreman Kenny & McHugh,

r. NE cor 10th Av and Fulton
" Parthenia, widow, r. 3117 Webster
" Thomas W., bartender Cr.;mone Theater, r.

325 Ellis
" William, laborer, r. 3310 Mission
4®=-Flannigan. See Flanagan, Flanigan and

Flannagan

1810

431

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Flanning Thomas, painter, r. 987 Harrison
Flashaar Hermann, boiler maker, r. 444, 7th rear
Flater Thomas, r. 1006 Florida
Flathmann Emil, bedmaker, r. 1045 Market
" Henry, clerk Puvogel&Beversen, r. 30!4, 6th
" Henry, liquors, NE cor Geary and Leaven-
worth, r. 600Vi Leavenworth
" John H., bartender Meyer & Eviston, r. 19

Market
" Sophia, domestic, 933 Haight
Flatkerter Fred, seaman, r. 328 Drumm
Flatley Andrew, vaquero Edward B. Sweeney,
r. Marshall nr Congdon
" Edward, clerk, r. 30 Linden Av
" Edward, gripman Geary St. Ry., r. 338, 2d

Av
" Edward, marker La Grande Laundry
" George, trimmer Edison Light and Power

Co., r. 30 Linden Av
'• John, horseshoer Martin O'Dea, r. 622 Jones
" Owen, rancher, r. Marshall nr Congdon
" Thomas, teamster, r. Marshall nr Cong-
don
'■ William D., laborer, r. 213 Holly
Flatow Irwin P., clerk Heynemann & Co., r. 810
Hyde
" I. & Co. (Israel Flatow), dry goods, 240. 6th
" Israel (I. Flatow & Co.), r. 810 Hyde
'• Philip, druggist, NE cor Geary and Jones,
r. 810 Hyde
iii5=-Flatow. See Floto
Flavin Eliza, widow, r. 810 Lombard
" Katherine, teacher Miss West's School
for Girls, r. 2014 Van Ness Av
«g=-Flavin. See Flahavan

Flawith Frederick Rev., pastor Fourth Con-
gregational Church, r. 2214 Jones
Fleck Charles, student, r. 223 Potrero Av
" Frank, tally clerk, r. 224 Utah rear
" Gustav, bottle dealer, r. 931 Folsom
" Ida Mrs., bakery, 1203 Turk
«S=Fleck. See Flach, Flack and Flick
Fleckenstein Peter, cook, r. 3275 Mission
Flecklin Joseph (Flecklin & Sutter), r. 1 Gardner
" & Sutter (Joseph Flecklin and George Sut-
ter), liquors, 1 Gardner
Fleckner Oliver P., gripman Sutter St. RR., r.

1614 Scott
Fledkjer Claus, wire worker, r. 29 Vandewater
Fleetwood Joseph, elevatorman, 231 Post
" Thomas, laborer Western Sugar Refinery,
r. Ill Sierra
4i5=Fleiger. See Flieger

Fleischauer Tillie, widow, r. 1605^4 Devisadero
Fleischel George (G. Fleischel & Co.), r. 1922
Stockton
" G. & Co. (George Fleischel and Joseph Ber-

trand), locksmith, 612 California
" Joseph, jeweler, r. 243 Clara
Fleischer Charles, driver John Rapp, r. 821
Bryant
'^ Charles, expressman, r.813, 18th
" Ernest, cutter H. M. Heineman, r. 27 Pearl
'• Ham, peddler, r. 446'4 7th rear
" Lizzie, domestic. 2739 Pine
" Oscar, musician, r. 2008i4 Larkin
.^"Fleischer. See Fleisher and Fiesher
Fleischman Charles L., teacher music, 3 feush
Street PI
'^ Charles N., barber, 315 Kearny, r. 3 Bush

Street PI
" Jacob, cigars and tobacco, 3047, 16th
" John, barber, 203, 3d, r. 9 Howard Court
" Lizzie, cook, 1114 Bush
" Matthias R. (Augstein & Fleischman), r.
1017 Oak

Fleischman Milton P., salesman W. Cohen,

Hirsch & Co., r. 1308 Hayes
j8®"Fleischman. See Fleishman
Fleisher Eva, widow, r. 407 Eddy

" M. & Co. (Santa Maria, Cal.), merchants,
office 222 California

" Wolf, importer and manufacturer hats and
caps, 22-24 Battery, r. 1525 Geary
J8®"Fleisher. See Fleischer and Fiesher
Fleishliacker A. & Co. (Aaron, Mortimer and
Herbert Fleishh acker), manufacturers
and dealers paper and paper boxes,
jewelry and silverware cases, 520 Market

" Aaron (A. Fleishhacker & Co.), r. 2110 Cali-
fornia

" Herbert (A. Fleishhacker & Co.) r. 2110
California

" Mortimer (A. Fleishhacker & Co.), r. 2110
California
4®"Fleishhaoker. See Flyshaker
Fleishman Charles, cook Frederick I. Cook, r.
838 Mission

" David, r. 209 Jersey

' ' E rederick J. , bookkeeper Woonsocket Rub-
ber Co., r. 726 Grove

" Jeanette, widow, r. 726 Grove

" Leon, cigars, r. 2015Dupont

" Max, salesman M. A. Gunst & Co., r. 530
Jessie

" Meyer, peddler, r. 209 Jersey

" Moritz H., clerk Charles J. Schmelz, r. 1700
Market

" Moses, special policeman, r. 2529 Wash-
ington
'BS^'Fleishman. See Fleischman
Fleissig Ignatz, barber Charles N. Fleischman.

r. 531 Jessie
Fleissner George W., bookkeeper, r. 5 HoUis

" Gustav A., salesman W. K. Vanderslice &
Co., r. 5Hollis

" Hugo H., dentist, 224 Kearny, r. 5 Hollis
Flemer Henry, motorman Market St. Ry, r. 2441

Mission
Fleming Adrian S., 2d lieutenant battery K,
5th artillery, U. S. A., r. Presidio

" Andrew M., painter, r. 471 Jessie

" Anna, widow, r. 148 Silver

" Annie, widow, r. 1214 Green

" Annie, widow, fruits and vegetables, 621
Davis

" Bartholomew, bookkeeper, r. 2212 Webster

" Bartholomew F., physician, r. 2212 Webster

" Catherine, widow, r. 935V2 Guerrero

" Charles, clerk, r. 3127, 16th

" Charles N., bookbinder Hicks- Judd Co., r.
Alameda

" David, r. 219 Vallejo

" Donald, janitor, r. 34 Golden Gate Av

" E., machinist Bay City Iron Wks

" Edward, gripman Market St. Ry, r. 252 Carl

" Edwin J., cellarman Rathjen Bros., r. 31
Stockton

" Elizabeth, widow, r. 1 Adelaide PI

" Ella T., widow, r. 1708b Waller

" George, cook, r. 88, 9th

" Ceorge, laborer, r. 221 Mississippi

" George, seaman, r. 820 Battery

" George K., shoemaker, 1531 Mission

" Harry E., metal roofing, 704 Devisadero, r.
1708b Waller

" Ida Mrs., r. 1049 Market

" James, foreman Yates & Co., r. 1206 Folsom

" James, laborer, r. 278 Jessie

" James, lodgings, 108, 6th

" James, teamster Oregon Imp. Co., r. 148
Silver

" James B,, r. 108, 6th

" James R. (Fleming & Kurtovich), r. 1612
Folsom

" Jane, widow, r. 933 Sacramento

" Jeremiah, porter Edison Light and Power
Co., r. 51 Clementina

'•■ John, grocer, r. 400 Octavia

" John B., painter, r. 18 Hayes

" John H., clerk Patrick H. Fleming, r. 3127,
16th

" John J. (Belknap & Fleming), r. 217 Guer-
rero

" John J., clerk Lick House

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Fleming John J., teamster Lewis & Co., r. 43

Ritch
" John T., attorney at law, 325 Montgomery,

room 35, r. Alameda
" John W., policeman, r. 708 Buchanan
" Joseph F., driver S. F. Laundry, r. 326, 4th

Av
" Joseph M., teamster John N. Lowrie, r. 134

Perry
" Josephine Miss, teacher James Lick Gram-
mar School, r. 3137, 16th
" Maria Mrs., r. Old People's Home
" Mark, barber Grodjens Bros., r. 108 McAl-
lister
" Martin W., clerk, r. 1436 Leavenworth-
" Mary A. Mrs., r. 420, 14th
" Mary E. Mrs., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r.

405 Leavenworth
" May, domestic, 438 Haight
" Michael, shoemaker, r. 29 Jefferson
" Michael G., expressman, r. 20 Aileen Av
" M. P., teamster, r. 516 Haight
" Patrick E.. policeman, r. 14 Preston PI
" Patrick H., wood and coal, 3146, 16th, r.

3137, 16th
" Peter H.,clerk Corporation Yard, S.F.F.D.,

r. 113414 Pacific
" Richard M., porter James De La Montanya,

r. 641HaiTison
" Robert, broker, r. 3237 Pacific Av
" Thomas, carriage painter, r. 278 Jessie
" Thomas, laborer, r. 9 Eldridge rear
" Thomas F., clerk, r. 2313 Webster
" Thomas L., salesman M. J. Brandenstein

& Co., r. Berkeley
" W. A. & Co. (William A. Fleming), dray-
men, 30, 1st
" Willard S., salesman Raphael Weill & Co.,

i". Alameda
" William, driver, r. 460 Bryant
" William, shipwright, r. 51 Clementina
•' William, teamster, r. 668 Clementina
" William A. (W. A. Fleming & Co), r. Oak-
land
" William J., bookbinder H. S. Ci-ocker Co.,

r. Oakland
" William J., elevatorman Pac. Tel. & Tel.

Co., r. iV/z Lousa
" William J., hostler, r. 108 Hancock
" & Kurtovich (James R. Fleming and Mato

Kurtovich), restaurant, 1420 Howard
Fleris Antonio, r. 454 Haight
Flesh Frank P., inspector U. S. Customs, r. 3441

Larkin
Flesher Frank, horse trainer, r. Fulton and 2d

Av
" F. Gregory, physician and surgeon, 666

Haight
" Helen G., journalist, r. 666 Haight
jg®~Flesher, See Fleischer and Fleisher
Fletcher Artemus T., secretary Central Coal

Co., 104 Market, and clerk John Rosen-

feld's Sons, r. 1030 Pine
" Arthur G., deputy Fish Commissioner, 78

Flood Bldg, r The Colonial
•' Bernard, driver George H. Collins, r. 1331

Sacramento
" Charles, electrician, r. 1053 Golden Gate

Av
" Charles S., r. 1301% Vallejo
" Charlotte, widow, r. 948V4 Harrison
" David M. (Fletcher & Co.), r. 1630 Octavia
" D.James, wood turner J. G. H. Meyer, r,

440,3d
" Edward R., laborer, r. 839 Brannan
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 4 Lynch
" Elliott G., incandescent Edison Light and

Power Co., r. 675 Mission
" Emma H., widow, r. 1192 Haight
" Francis A., deputy collector U. S. Internal

Revenue, r. Oakland
" Frank W,, adjuster, r. 113, 4th
" George A., driver, r. 12 Rondel PI
" George H., teacher Trinity School, r. 612

Polk
Fletclier George R., superintendent Odd Fel-
lows' Cemetery, r. S s Point Lobos Av

bet 1st Av and Henderson
" George T., millwright, r. 829 Brannan

Fletchei George T. Mrs., r. 1520^4 Howard
Fletcher George W., commercial agent South-
ern Pacific Co. , office 613 Market, r. Berke-
ley, telephone Black 541

" Harriet, widow, r. 1301 Octavia

" Harry K., clerk Standard Oil Co , r. Fruit-
vale

" Harry W., marine engineer and inspector
London Guarantee and Accident Co., 431
California, r. 3928 Laguna

" Harry W., machinist, r. \6Qiy2 Mission

" H. P., clerk Standard Oil Co., r. Fruitvale

" Irwin C, salesman H. & L. Block, r. 1806
Laguna

" James, woodturner, r. 440, 3d

" John, clerk, r. 337, 8th

" Fletcher John W., restaurant, 406 McAllis-
ter

" Joseph, bellows maker, 59^4 Federal

" Joseph, janitor, r. 4 Lynch

" Joseph M., secretary Union Consolidated
Gold Mining Co., 320 Sansome, room 1, r.
S s Point Lobos Av bet 1st Av and Hen-
decson

" Lavina. widow, r. 16 Lynch

" Llewellin, quartennaster str Coptic

" Lucy H. Miss, bookkeeper Boston Rubber
Shoe Co., r. Oakland

" L. Wooster, r. 1014% Noe

" Lyle M., general agent American Refriger-
ator Transit Co., 303 Front, r. Palace
Hotel

■' Mary E. Miss, private secretary U. S.
Naval Officer, r. Oakland

" Matthew M., bookkeeper John Wieland
Brewery, r. Alameda

" Richard, conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1502
Pine

" Robert H., 1st lieutenant U. S. A. (re-
tired), r. 2503 Fillmore

" Rodney L., clerk Bowers Rubber Co.

" Roy, tinsmith, r. 829 Brannan

" Sarah L., widow, r. 617 Shotwell

" Stephen, collector Cal. Wire Wks., r. Ala-
meda

" Thomas (Fletcher & Johnson), r. 1413 Ma-
son

" Thomas, conductor, r. 1502 Pine

" Thomas, contractor, r. 117 Taylor
Fletcher Thomas, dentist, 218 Noe

" Walter clerk, r. 899 Fulton

" Walter K., passenger agent, r. 605 O'Far-
rell

" William, employee William A. Lynch

" William, pantryman Palace Hotel, r. 614
Folsom

" William A., carcleaner S. P. Co., r. 35
Washington Av

" William C., clerk freight auditor's dept.
S. P. Co., r. Oakland

" Wlllam F., clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r.
Oakland
Fletcher & Co. (David M. Fletcher and Wilfred
Mack), druggists, 1028 Market, telephone
South 796

" & Johnson (Thomas Fletcher and Emil
Johnson), restaurant, 405 Montgomery
Av
Fleter Herman, bartender Adam Brehm, r. 323

Turk
Flett William, r. 1604 Guerrero

" William, shoemaker W. H. Nolan & Co., r.
Oakland
Fletter Freeborn J., vice-president California
Cap Co., 318 California, room 1, r. Ala-
meda

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COAL, COKE and PIG IRON,

Wholesale and Retail.

FleurVirgile, restaurant, 635 Washington, r. 625

Pacific
Fleurey Adolph, r. 131 Morris Av
•■ Emile V., machinist C. H. Evans & Co., r.

131 Morris Av
" Jules, machinist Michael O'Brien, r. 3912
Fillmore
Flick Carl W., r. 3 Olive Court
" Charles G., engineer, r. 1041 Army
" Edmond, waiter, r. 1010 Pacific
" Gottlieb, tailor, r. 7 Wall PI
" John B., teacher languages, 1010 Pacific
" Philip, clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r. UV^
Lapidge
«ffi-Flick. See Fleck
Fliegelman David, cutter Charles Lyons, r. 8;^

Dale PI
Flieger Enos I., secretary Retail Grocers' As-
sociation, 115 Clay, and groceries, 3147,
16th
" Henry R., expressman, NE cor Mission
and Steuart, r. 30th nr Sanchez
Flieler Richard, barber Charles Finney, r. Oak-
land
FlierlJohnF., merchant tailor, 34, 3d, r. Oak-
land
Flindt Henry, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1017

Mason
Flinker John, molder Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg

Wks, r. 1902 Greenwich
Flinn Edmund, cigarmaker, r. 1719 Sutter
" Edmund F. Jr., bookkeeper John W. Flinn,

r. 1002a Bush
" Elizabeth A. Mrs., bakery and notions, 200

Noe
" Hubert F., salesman John W. Flinn, r. 11

Farren Av
" James J. (Flinn & Treacy), r. 129 Ridley
" John, laborer, r. SW cor Bay and Webster
Flinn Jolin W., proprietor Pavilion Auction
House, 319-321 Sutter, r. 1002a Bush
" Joseph H., policeman, r. 1719 Sutter
" Marian A. Miss, nurse, r. 209, 17th
" Patrick T., r. 1228 Page
" Thomas J., r. 209, 17th
■' Thomas R., policeman, r. 515 Buchanan
" William B., carpenter, r. 209, 17th
■' William D., law student M. Cooney, r. 515
Buchanan

FLINN & TREAOY

(James J. Flinn and Timotby E.
Treacy), contractors street work, office
321 Montgomery

J8®=Flinn. See Flynn

Flint Agnes W. Mrs., registrar Associated
Charities, 601 Commercial, r. 411 Octavia

" Alexander B., wharf builder, r. 736 Folsom

•' Almira, widow, r. 26a Pleasant

" Brilsford P. (Flint & McLennan), r. 1121
Hyde
Flint Carriage Haxdware Co., E. D. Flint pro-
prietor, 217-221 Mission

' ' Edward D. , proprietor Flint Carriage Hard-
ware Co., 217-221 Mission, r. Oakland

" Edward P., real estate, 19 Montgomery, r.
Oakland

" Frank J., piano mover John Shepherd, r.
621 Ash Av

•' George B.. president and manager O. P.
Downing & Co., 116 Battery, r. Oakland

•' George E., druggist Moses A. McLaugh-
lin, r. cor nth Av South and Railroad
Av

" Harry L., clerk H. K. Belden, r. Oakland

" Joseph A., tile setter, 40 New Montgomery

Flint Joseph N., clerk U. S. Naval OfiQcer, r'

323 Larkin
" Motley H., U. S. Post Office Inspector, U.

S. Appraisers' Bldg, room 78c, r. Los An-
geles, Cal.
" Nathan E., machinist, r. 238, 17th
" Robert, capitalist, r. Russ House
Flint Samuel, superintendent U. S. Railway

Mail Service (eighth division) SW cor

Jackson and Battery, r. Oakland
Flint William K., real estate, bonds and loans,

10 Rotunda Mills Bldg, r. Alameda
Flint & McLennan (Brilsford P. Flint and

Frank P. McLennan), wool dealers and

scourers, 652, 5th
Flinton Leonard, teamster, r. 525 Howard
Flitner Frank W., lumber surveyor, 9 Mission,

r. 3426, 16th
" Henry, clerk C. H. Kingsley & Co., r. 709

Van Ness Av
Flockhart Caroline, widow, r. 1434 Broadway
" John S., engineer, r. 506(4 Natoma rear
Floersheim Jacob, manufacturers' agent, 126

Kearny, room 20, r. r. 1538 Ellis
Floethe Reinhold, conductor, r. 211 Flood Av
Flohr Frederick, sculptor, 604 Merchant
" Gustave F., painter F. H. Abbes, r. 731

Harrison
" James, clerk, r. 1015 Market
flarFlohr. See Fluhr
Floment Mars, asst. engineer Market St. Ry., r.

1109 Mason
Flood Alvah H., engineer str Encinal, r. 9 Bea-
ver
" Andrew, plasterer, 40 New Montgomery
" Ann, widow, r. 912 Treat Av
" Arthur M., dentist, 414-415 Spreckels Bldg,

r. 9 Beaver
" Bridget, widow, r. 39 Lafayette
■' Bridget, widow, r. 228, 10th
" Bridget, nurse, r. 12IV2 Ivy Av
Flood Building, SW cor Market and 4th
" Charles, carpenter, r. Prentiss nr Cortland

Av
" Charles, clerk, r. 422 Eddy
" Charles, stableman A. S. Anderson, r. 1339

Dupont
" Cornelius, stock clerk Buckingham &

Hecht, r. Berkeley
" Edward, watchman Alex McCord & Co., r.

1 Rose PI
" Frank, laborer, r. 21 Anthony
" George W., traveling salesman, r. 508 Web-
ster
" Henry, r. 2015 Broadway
" Henry E., r. 422 Eddy
" Henry T., wrapper Nolan Bros. Shoe Co.,

r. 1122 Elm Av
" James Rev., pastor Sacred Heart Church

(R. C), r. 546 Fillmore
" James, stevedore, r. 9 Verona PI
" James C. Mrs., widow, r. 1010 California
" James J., machinist Ohmen Engine Wks,

r. 151 Dore
Flood James L., capitalist, 7 Nevada Block
" Jennie Miss, r. 1010 California
" John, bakery, r. 143, 3d
" John C, attorney at law, 75 Nevada Block,

r. 914 Treat Av
" John J., hoseman Engine 29, r. 39 Lafayette
" John J., physician, r. 819 Golden Gate Av
" John J., stairbuilder, r. 9 Verona PI
" John W., r. 422 Eddy
■• John W., tailor Newbauer & Levy, r. 988

Howard
" Joseph, clerk, r. 723 Polk
•' Joseph C. (Flood & McDonald), r. 531 Castro
" Josep ine, widow, r. 151 Dore
" Luke, liquors, 417 Brannan
" Marion E., widow, r. 522 Jessie
■' Mary, widow, r. 1122 Elm Av
Flood Michael, real estate, 302 Montgomery.

room 14, r. 723 Polk
" Michael A., draughtsman Charles J. I.

Devlin, r. 723 Polk
" Noah F. Mrs., r. 2122 Washington
" Patrick, r. 417, 26th
" Patrick, patrolman Morse's Patrol, r. 1312

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Flood Peter P., bartender Mueller & Co., r, 125
Diamond
" P. H., physician, 839 Ellis
" Richard A., boilermaker, r. 125 Silver
" Robert J., granite cutter, r. 15271/4 Howard
" Terrence, painter John G. Edmondson, r.

226 Michigan
" Thomas, assistant druggist St. Mary's

Hospital
" Thomas P. F., driver U. S. Brewery, r. 39

Lafayette
" William, dairy produce, 408, 5th
" & McDonald (Joseph C. Flood and William
H. McDonald), plumbers and gasfltters,
531 Castro
Floodberg Frank, laborer Sutro Baths, r. 1

Ocean Terrace
Flora Charles, bill poster Gre n Bill Posting

Co.
Flora Sharon Free Kindergarten, Mrs. Sum-
ner Johnson principal, 211-213, 9th
Florance Alfred, tillerman Truck 6, r. 1125a Oak

" John G., groceries, 49 Minna
Florence Albert E., clerk, r. 529 Sacramento

" Charles H., sawyer, r. 1045 Market
Florence Crittenton Home Association, James

W. Ellsworth manager, 520 Kearny
Florence Crittenton Maternity and Chil-
dren's Home, 530 Kearny
Florence Crittenton Record (monthly), 520
Kearny
" Edward, cellarman Meyerfeld, Mitchell &

Co., r. Berkeley
" The, Miss Nellie Hooker proprietor, 102
Ellis
Florentine Alexander, r. 2804 Greenwich
" August, liquors. Railroad Av nr 24th Av

South
" Sarah, widow, r. 321 Jersey
" Walter, teamster, r. 2804 Greenwich
Floras Albert, bartender George Dawson, r. 316
Green
" Anselmo A., machinist J. L. Hicks, r. 532
Folsom
Apolonia, cook, r. 723 California
" Benjamin, janitor, r. 13181/4 Kearny rear
" Hale Co. (Magdalena Bay, L. C), Peter J.
McGlynn president, Robert J. L. Boyle
secretary, 210 Battery
" Manuel E., barber, r. San Leandro, Cal.
" Petra, domestic, 21 South Park
Florida Amelia Miss, r. 3 Bartol
Florido Jose, clerk, r. 1416 Powell
Florin Joseph, laborer Western Sugar Refinery,

r. 711 Mission
Floriston Ice Co., A. F. Morrison president,
Joseph Martin secretary, office 327 Mar-
ket
Floto John H., physician, 402 Kearny
" Sydney, clerk Tillmann & Bendel, r. Oak-
land ^ .
Floud John, machinist Fulton Eng. and Ship
Bldg Wks, r. Oakland
" J. W. R., marine engineer, r. 1509 Market
Flourness C. Mrs., widow, r. 126b 8th
Floumoy John, attorney at law, 39 Mills Bldg,

lOth floor, r. 1829 Clay
Flover Ernest T., nurse, r. 1144 Sutter
Flower August, porter, r. 3241/2 Broadway
Floyd Albert N., clerk Goodall, Perkins & Co.,
r. Alameda
" Edward T., clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

Alameda
^' Elizabeth, widow, lodgings, 537 Howard
" George (Floyd & Kelly), r. 1615 Devisadero
" Harry, plumber Floyd & Kelly, r. 1615 De-
visadero
'■ Henry, r. 328 Hayes
Floyd Jefferson D., wine room and cafe, 118
California, telephone Main 5952, r. 329

" John H.^ coachman, r. 108 Austin
" John M., policeman, r. 1615 Devisadero
" Lawrence, foreman Thomas C. Butter-
worth, r. NE cor El Dorado and Bryant
" Thomas, groceries and liquors, NE cor

El Dorado and Bryant
" Thomas L., salesman Raphael Weill &
Co., r. NE cor El Dorado and Bryant

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Floyd Trust The, Henry E. Mathews agent, 120
Sutter, room 27
" William, secretary Phoenix Engraving Co.,

432 Montgomery, r. 251514 Sacramento
" William E., salesman Yates & Co., r. 1015

■ Market
" Zaccheaus, bookkeeper S. F. Gas Light

Co., r. Alameda
" & Kelly (George Floyd and James Kelly),
plumbers, 2000 Devisadero
Flubacher Jacques E., shoemaker, r. 734 Mont-
gomery
" Louis, clerk L. M. Crummey, r. 706i/4 Pine
" Margaret, widow, r. 7O614 Pine
Fluegel Emil (Hohenboken & Co.), r. 901 McAl-
lister
" William, traveling salesman Hilbert Bros..
r. 3217 Sacramento
jm' Fluerey. See Fleurey

Flugger Frederick M., liquors, SW cor Point
Lobos and 1st Avs
I J. Charles, dairy, cor Moscow and Brazil Av
Fluhr Lizzie Mrs., r. 531 Noe
4®" Fluhr. See Flohr

Flynn Aggie Miss, mangier Modern Laundry,
r. 4 Alemany Av
" Albert H., superintendent printing dept.

0. E. Worden & Co., r. 3634, 16th
" Alice A. Miss, saleslady The Hamburger

Co., r. 723 Guerrero
" Andrew, clerk, r. 29% Oak Grove Av
" Andrew, pileman S. F. Bridge Co.,

Sierra
" Anna, physician, 514 Sutter
" Anthony, carpenter, r. 39 Pleasant
" Antone, clerk Tax Collector's office.

Pleasant
" Bert, car repairer S. P. Co., r. 1182 Harrison
" Catherine, widow, r. 531, 32d
" Charles, clerk, r. 39 Pleasant
" Daniel J., laborer U. S. Customs, r.711

Natoma
" David, nurse, r. 32 Rincon PI
" David E., laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r.

1330% Broadway
" Dennis, r 577 Minna
" Dennis, butcher, r. Railroad Av bet 8th and

9th Avs South
" Dennis, teamster, r. 322 Minna
" Dennis L., laborer U. S. Customs, r. 622%

Natoma
" Edmund, porter Coburn, Tevis & Co., r. 316

Duncan
" Edward, clerk Bush & Mallett Co., r. 12

William
" Edward, laborer, r. 10, 26th
" Edward, plasterer, r. 29% Oak Grove Av
" Edward, shoemaker, r. 1330% Broadway
" Edward E., teamster, r. 204% Clara
" Edward J., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

2927% Sacramento
" Ellen, widow, r. 4 Alemany Av
" Eugene, longshoreman, r. 619 Natoma
" Felix, coachman, r. 1113% Leavenworth
" Prances Mrs., dressmaking, 317% Tehama
" Frank, coalpasser str Mariposa
" Frank, printer, r. 29 Pleasant
" Frank J., clerk C. A. Hooper & Co , r. 733

Guerrero
" George D., helper St. Mary's Hospital, r. 33

Rincon PI
" George J., teamster, r. 630% Fulton
" Herbert, car repairer, r. 1180 Harrison rear
Flynn Hugh, proprietor City Front Coal Co., 338
Steuart, r. 339 Minna
" James, r. 10 Sherman

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Flynn James, asst. keeper Bonita Point Light
Station
" James, hostler Alex. McCord & Co., r. 12

William
" James, salesman A. C. Robison, r. 79 Brady
" James, shoemaker, 36, 2d, r. 649!4 Folsom
" James E., book finisher J. B. Mclntyre. r.

333 Jessie
" James F., driver, r. 193454 San Carlos Av
" James F., molder, r. 747 Folsom
" James F., plumber, r. 1008 Railroad Av
" .Tames H. (Flynn & Walsh), r. 186 Jessie
" James H., asst. City and County Surveyor,

r. 1903 Hyde
" James H., teamster, r. 1182 Harrison
" James J., street contractor, 76 Columbian

Bldg, r. 833, I5th
" James T., clerk, r. 19 Calhoun
" James T., laborer Kingan & Co., r. 2106i4

Bryant
" Jeremiah, insurance, r. 124 Morris Av
" Jeremiah, seaman str State of California,

r. 425 Fremont
" J. H. Mrs., dressmaking, 14 McAllister
" John, r. 216 Jersey
" John, blacksmith, r. Uiy^ Howard
" John, laborer, r. 347, 3d

" John, laborer, r. cor Eugenia Av and Wool
" John, motorman Market St. Ry., r. 1105%

Tennessee
" John, peddler, r. 1314 Sanchez
" John, plumber, r. 12 William
" John, teamster S. P. Dent
" John, waiter, r. 116 Ivy Av
" John C, driver La Grande Laundrv r
230c, 12th •*' '

" John F., jeweler A. L. Ott, r. 315 Fell
" John H., carpenter, r. 1565i/^ Market
" John H., caterer, 14 McAllister
" John J., asst. chief clerk Pac. Tel. & Tel

Co., r. 704'/2 Linden Av
" John J., can maker George H. Tay Co r

413 Silver
" John J., shipping clerk Kingan Co., r. 2020

Bryant
" John K., bricklayer, r. 119;4 Welsh
' ' John R. , driver J. Hardiman, r. 710 Brannan
" John S., hack driver, stand U. S. Mint r

1101 Mission
" John S., painter Peter N. Kuss, r. Oakland
" John T., carpenter, r. 127 Hickory Av
" John T., carpenter, r. 1465 Minna
" i°}^^ ^•' machinist, r. 19241/2 San Carlos Av
" John T., teamster Wellman, Peck & Co r
35 Gilbert ' '

" John W., manufacturers' agent, 120 Sutter,

r. 715 Franklin
" John W., seaman, r. 24 Ritch
" Joseph, expressman, cor Dupont and Broad-
way, r. 16 Scott PI
" Joseph, policeman, r. 384 Dolores
" Joseph E., seaman, r. 24 Ritch
" "'^°?Qni^x/ ■' '^^^^^ maker Frank Maskey. r.

" •^°??P'^^^-' porter B. Blumenthal & Co., r

1924 San Carlos Av
" Julia, widow, r. 12 White
" Kate, widow, liquors, 3123 Mission
" Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 12 William
" Katie Miss, notions, 152 Solano
" Katie, domestic, 3004 Gough
" Lawrence J., clerk Newman & Le Vinson r

1436 Golden Gate Av ' '

" Luke, sewer worker, r. 87 Brady
" Luke A., salesman Sherman, Clay & Co r

6 Sherwood PI ^ ., .

Flynn Maggie Miss, domestic, r. 12 William
" Margaret, widow, r. 437b Hayes
" Maria, widow, r. 704'^ Linden Av
" Martin, longshoreman, r. 5 Russell
" Martin, millhand M. Hansen & Co., r. 216

Jersey
" Mary E. Miss, teacher Harrison Primary

School, r. 29 Pleasant
" Matthew A. (John Reidy &C0.I, r. 306V4, 6th
" Maurice, r. 1180 Harrison rear
" Maurice, r. 214 Diamond
" Maurice D., machinist, r. 1180 Harrison

rear
" Maurice J., painter Peter N. Kuss, r. Oak-
land
" Michael, r. 1 Freelon
" Michael (Costigan & Flynn), r. 328 Geary
" Michael, carpenter, r. 127 Hickory Av
" Michael, hostler, r. 366 Natoma
" Michael, laborer, r. 152 Solano
" Michael, marine fireman, r. 541, 1st
" Michael, steelworker Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 20

Georgia
" Michael, teamster Patrick Quinn, r. 2224

Geary
" Michael, waiter, r. 529 Sacramento
" Michael Mrs., r. 315 Fell
" Miles, janitor Beach Chalet, r. 333 Jessie
" Morris, bartender Bohemian Club, r. 214

Diamond
" Nora, domestic, 2501 California
" Patrick, r. 1903 Hyde
" Patrick, laborer, r. 153 Solano
" Patrick, laborer, r. 251 Michigan
" Patrick, laborer, r. 501 Napa
" Patrick, laborer, r. 222 Pacific
" Patrick, laborer, r. 563 Mission
" Patrick, motorman Market St. Ry., r. 542

Indiana
" Patrick, stevedore, r. 835 Battery
" Patrick H., stonecutter, r. 605 Guerrero
" Peter J., foreman F. B. Joyce & Co., r. 29^4

Oak Grove Av
" S. A. Miss, pupil nurse City and County

Hospital
" Teresa, domestic, 1510 Larkin
" Thomas, r. 112% Lily Av
" Thomas, r. 3018 Bryant
" Thomas, r. 3415 Clay
" Thomas, carpenter W. J. Grant
" Thomas, clerk, r. 19 Calhoun
" Thomas, expressman, 16, 3d, r. 723 Guer

rero
" Thomas, marine fireman, r. 521, 1st
" Thomas, salesman P. Flanigan, r. 1120

Howard
" Thomas, teamster, r. 19241/4 San Carlos Av
" Thomas B., porter, r. 19 Calhoun
" Thomas C, shoemaker, r. 118 Lily Av
" Thomas E., gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co.. r
733% Natoma
Flynn Thomas E., president Wasp Publishing
Co., 513 Market
" Thomas J., clerk Examiner, r. 29 Pleasant
" Thomas P., groceries, 23!4 Garden
" Timothy, plasterer, r. 1315, 25th
" Timothy, truckman Truck 4, r. 1907 Hyde
" Timothy Jr., teamster, r. 531, 22d
" W„ laborer, r. 8 Gough
" W., steel worker Pac. Roll. Mill
" William, bartender George M. Jansen, r.

NE cor 3d and Brannan
" William, gardener, 1001 Fillmore
" William, painter Edward Norman, r. 216

Jersey
" William, laborer, r. 1914 Greenwich
" William, longshoreman, r. 24 Ritch
" William, machinist, r. 317% Tehama
" William, salesman William Ehrenpfort, r.

733 Guerrero
" William, teamster William W. Brown, r.

19 Calhoun
■' William, watchman, r. 637, 2d
" William C, longshoreman, r. 3 Clyde
" William E., roofer, r. 501, 7th
" William P., lithographer, r. 1180 Harrison

rear
" William S., r. 3 Clyde
" William T., clerk, r. 723 Guerrero

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FLYNN & SHEEHAN

(John H. Sheehan), merchant tailors,
junction Ellis and Market, entrance
906 Market
F.ynn & Tracy. See Flinn & Treacy
" & Walsh (James H. Flynn and Richard
Walsh), liquors, 186 Jessie
4®-Flyiiii. See Flinn
Fly shaker Samuel, clerk Tax Collector's office,

r. 518 Stockton
4S=-Flyshaker. See Fleishhacker
Foard Carl, bookkeeper L. Foard, r. Alameda
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 1912 Devisadero
" Fred, painter, r. 233, 15th
■' Joseph, compositor MacEwen & CoUom, r.
2411/2, 4th
Foard Lorentz, ship chandler and naval stores,
9-11 Market and 3-5 Steuart, r. Alameda
49=" Foard. See Foord, Ford and Forde
Foocaci G., cellarman Fiorenzo Cavagnaro, r.
2618 Gough
" Marie, widow, r. 932 Montgomery
" Matteo, cellarman Fiorenzo Cavagnaro, r.
932 Montgomery
Fodera Antone, poultry and dairy produce, 2-8

San Francisco Market, r. 1402 Mason
Foeden Frank, electrician, r.-1245% Valencia
Foerst Minnie, widow, r. 18th Av South nr Rail-
road Av
Foerster Charles A., foreman Sanborn, Vail &
Co., r. Alameda
" Constantine E. A. (Morrison & Foerster),
attorney at law, 123-127 Crocker Bldg, r.
748, 23d
£®= Foerster. See Foester, Forrester, Forster

and Foster
Foertsch Conrad, r. 15th Av South nr L
" Conrad, cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 460

Bryant
" Henry J., cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 15th
Av South nr L
Foesten Herman (Schloh & Foesten), r. 423

Bush
Foester John B., painter M. J. & J. J. Donovan,

r. E s Manchester nr Stoneman
Foga William, clerk John W. Tamm, r. SE cor

Golden Gate Av and Buchanan
Fogarty Annie A., widow, r. 1805 Stockton
" Annie M. Miss, teacher music, r. IOO814

Guerrero
" Charles, r. 808 Bush
■' Charles E., blacksmith helper H. B.

Schindler, r. 400 Utah
" George, painter, r. 30 Borland
" Henry P., clerk, r. 30 Borland
" James, r. 606 Fillmore
" James (Fogarty & Springer), r. 1718 San

Carlos Av
" James, miner, r. 444 Brannai
' " James, teamster Daniel F. Gallagher, r.
1602 Harrison
" James B., carpenter, r. 933, 19th
" James C, salesman, r. 372 Clementina
" James H., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 104

Duncan
" James P., compositor Valleau & Peterson,

r. 263 Clementina
" James T., shoemaker W. H. Nolan & Co..

r. 10 Chapultepec
" J. N., clerk general freight office S. P. Co.,

r. Oakland
" John, house mover, r. 736 Tehama
" John, slater, r. 4109 California
" John, varieties, 425 Stanyan
" John J., bartender G H. Williams, r. 6

Magner PI
" John P., clerk, r. lOOSV^ Guerrero
" John T., special agent and adjuster Rolla

V. Watt, r. 606 Fillmore
" Joseph, assistant steward City Receiving

Hospital, r. 1906 Laguna
" Joseph, bookkeeper, r. 30 Borland
" Joseph A., teacher music, r. 4 Willow Av
" J. W. Mrs., r. 2601/3 Clara
" Lillie Miss, r. 328b 12th
" Martha A. Miss, carder Golden Gate

Woolen Mills, r. 1129, 20th
" Martin, janitor, 230 Kearny, r. 281/2 Chesley

Fogarty Mary, widow, r. IOO814 Guerrero
" Michael, laborer, r. 116, 8th
" Patrick, laborer U. S. Engineers' dept, r.

Presidio
" Patrick, shoemaker, r. 263 Clementina
" Richard, horseman Engine 10, r. 516 Bryant
" Theresa, widow, r. 4 Willow Av
" Thomas, boxmaker Pac. & S. F. Box Fac-
tory, r. 420 Utah
" Thomas, laborer, r. 281/4 Chesley
" Thomas, laborer, r. 506 Napa
" Thomas, laborer Mission Soap and Candle

Wks, r. 1129, 20th
" Thomas, sawyer, r. 5OII/2, 6th
" Thomas Jr., laborer, r. 1129, 20th
" Walter P., laborer, r. 529 Sacramento
" William, solicitor, r. 808 Mission
" William F., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.,

r. 331 Haight
" William J., clerk Joshua Hendy Machine

Wks, r. Alameda
" William J., oysters, 131 Turk
" & Springer (James Fogarty and William
Springer), hay, grain, wood and coal, 400
Dolores
Foge G. F., salesman Haas Bros., r. Oakland

" Jacob L., clerk John M. Foge,r. 1405 Church
Foge John M., groceries and liquors, NE cor
Mission and 5th, r. 1405 Church
" Wilhelmina, widow, r. 622, 23d
" William, bartender Charles R. Wilkens, r.
1055 McAllister
Fogel George, clothing, 10 Clay, r. 614 Grove
" Jacob, ladies' furnishing goods, 1030 Mar-
ket, r. 614 Grove
" Max, stage carpenter Baldwin Theatre, r.

321 Tehama rear
" Reuben, bookkeeper George Fogel, r. 614

Grove
" Richard, master mariner, r. 8 Harriet
4®- Fogel. See Fogle and Vogel
Fogg Hannah A., r. 508 Buchanan
Fogg Leslie F., secretary Bay City Iron Works,

103-105 Fremont, r. 779 Shrader
Fogiani Sofia, widow, r. 8 Prescott PI
Fogle Ada L. Miss, mineral clerk U. S. Sur-
veyor General's Office, r. Hotel St. Nich-
olas
" Oren B., paying teller The Crocker- Wool-
worth National Bank, r. Hotel St. Nich-
olas
j8®= Fogle. See Fogel and Vogel
Fogus David H., mining, r. 232 Turk
Foht Gus, barber Jacob Rufner, r. 1707 Market
Foix Joseph, baker, r. 824 Montgomery
Fojada Celestina Miss, shirt manufacturer, 421

Broadway
Folding Iron Gate and Guard Co., office 123-125

New Montgomery
Foley Anastacia, widow, r. 176 Perry
" Andrew J., bartender T. J. Walsh, r. 1220

Webster
" Bridget, r. 116 Albion Av
" Catherine, widow, r. 75Natoma rear
" Charles H., master bk Gayhead, office 34

Steuart, r. 302, 15th
" Coleman, r. 112% Lily Av
" Cornelius J., painter, 2110 Fillmore, r. 2521

Bush
" Daniel, helper J. C. Lenmier & Co., r. 68

Minna
" Daniel, helper Joshua Hendy Machine

Wks, r. 911 Battery
" Daniel, laborer, r. 530, 3d
" Daniel, laborer Watson & Marx, r. 678
Brannan

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Foley Daniel, painter, paper hanger and deco-
rator, 1804 Market, r. cor H and 12th Av

" Daniel, sawyer, r. 431, 4th

" Daniel H., president Diamond Real Estate
and Investment Co., 632 Market

" David, clerk, r. IOV2 Harriet

" David J., porter Castle Bros., r. 1904Larkin

" Dennis, machinist Market St. Ry., r. 11)2
Army

" Dennis, musician, r. 618V4 Natoma

" Dennis, teamster, r. 27 Railway Av

" Dennis F., r. 722 Harrison

" Dennis J., laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 40
Montcalm

" Edmund, bartender Peter Sweeney, r. 681
Mission

" Edward H., r. 17 Tehama

" Edward J., pressman, r. 628»4 Natoma

" Edward T., salesman H. S. Crocker Co., r.
Alameda

" Edwin, groceries, 1315 Montgomery

" Edwin J., bookkeeper, r. 176 Perry '

" Elizabeth, widow, r. 1330 Mission

" Ellen, widow, r. 571b Minna

" Francis, wood dealer, r. 1215 Hayes

" Francis X., clerk, r. 1215 Hayes

" Frank, laborer, r. 2221/4, 4th

" Frank J., upholsterer, r. 7 South Broderick

" Frederick W., janitor Clark Building, r. 406
Sutter

" George, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 40
Montcalm

" Hannah Miss. r. 37 Clarence PI

" Helen T. Miss, teacher, r. 100 Tehama

" B., machinist Union Gas Engine Co., r.
Alameda

" Henry J., lithograph artist Schmidt Label
& Litho. Co., r. 110 De Long Av

" Howard A., clerk, r. 2215% Polk

" Hugh P., stonecutter, r. 1.531, 17th

" J., musician, r. 507b Birch Av

" James, cook, r. 12 Everett

" James, laborer, r. 922, 15th Av South

" James, longshoreman, r. 512 Mission

" James, machinist Union Gas Engine Co.,
r. 1719 Jones

" James, policeman, r. 1221 Scott

" James, porter Bonestell & Co., r. 1225
Kearny

" James, porter Wellman, Peck & Co., r. 612
Birch Av

" James, salesman, r. 1045.Market

" James, teamster, r. 316 Davis

" James A., house and sign painter, 1817
Polk, r. 433 Turk

" James P., asst. weigher U. S. Customs, r.
72514 Natoma

" James, cement worker, r. 1311 Eddy

" Jeremiah, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 501
Napa

" Jeremiah, steel worker, r. 1093 Tennessee

" Johanna Mrs., janitress Golden Gate Prim-
ary School, r. 24 Clara

" John, r. Commercial Hotel

" John, r. 618a Geary

'■ John, carpenter, 1234 Pine, r. 1020 California

" John, carpenter Market St. Ry., r. 7.37 Har-
rison

" John, deckhand State Dredger 1. r. 11
Walter

" John, r. 1812 Powell

" John, laborer, r 144^4 Clara

" John, laborer, r. 678 Brannan

" John, laborer, r. NE cor Napa and Louis-
iana

" John, painter Henry F. Wagner, r. 15 Isis

Foley John F., machine hand Sterling Furniture
Co., r. 37 Clarence PI
" John J., r. 1071/2 Gilbert
" John J., barber Lewis Humbert, r. 324 Te-
hama
" John J., molder, r. 1151 Mission
" John R., traveling salesman Dunham, Car-

rigan & Hayden Co., r. 714, 20th
'• John S., measurer W. & J. Sloane & Co.*, r.

13.5A Douglass
" John T., inspector U. S. Customs, r. 13

Walter
" Joseph, carpet layer Orrin Bailey, r. 27

Railway Av
" Joseph, gripman Market St. Ry. r. 1.524

Howard
" Joseph D., porter Castle Bros., r. 1904 Lar-

kin
" Joseph J., clerk, r. 439 Jessie
" Josie, domestic Windsor Hotel
" J. W., salesman Esberg, Bachman&Co..

r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" Kate Miss, with Indianapolis Furniture Co.
" Lawrence, longshoreman, r. 28 Ridley
" Lizzie, widow, r. 22 Rausch
" Lucy, domestic, 2534 Mission
" M., watertender str City of Sydney
" Mamie Miss, laundress Modern Laundry,

r. 401/2 Dore
" Margaret, widow, r. 269 Broad
" Margaret, widow, r. 616 Minna ,

" Margaret Miss, r. Our Lady's Home
" Margaret Mrs., nurse, 1242 Mission
" Martin, laborer, r. 1305 Green
" Mary, widow, r. 321 Natoma
" Mary, widow, janitress, r. 909 Jackson
" Mary Miss, stenographer Cal. Wine Assn.,

r. 1700 Kearny
" Mary, domestic, 2104 Bush
" Mary, furnished rooms, 737 Harrison
" Maurice, agent, r. 5 Carlos PI
" Maurice, bartender Aloise Gless, r. 27%

Louisa
" Michael, bakery, 118, 7th, r. 1031 Ellis
" Michael, driver William C. Miller, r. 238,

14th
" Michael, foreman Western Sugar Refinery,

r. 401/4 Dore
" Michael, gravel, sand and crushed rock.

NE cor 6th and Channel, r. 90 Colton
" Michael, groceries, NE cor Dolores and

Duncan
" Michael, laborer, r. 907 Folsom
" Michael, laborer, r. 1700 Kearny
" Michael, laundryman City and County

Hospital
" Michael, marine engineer, r. 176 Perry
" Michael, molder, r. 17 Tehama
" Michael, painter, r. 1202 Mission
" Michael, stevedore, r. 13 Precita Av ♦

" Michael J., boilermaker Risdon I. &. L.

Wks, r. 12(J9 Mission
" Minnie B., widow, r. 2120 California
" Nellie Miss, r. 252 Clara
" Nellie T. Miss, teacher Longfellow Pri-
mary School, r. 100 Tehama
" Oliva Miss, dressi^aker, r. 176 Perry
" Patrick, bartender, r. 10 Harriet
" Patrick, house mover, r. 725i/4 Natoma
" Patrick, laborer, r. 3 Russ
" Patrick, laborer, r. 9 Minnesota
" Patrick, laborer, r. 12'/4 Langton
" Patrick, laborer, r. 17 Victor
" Patrick, water tender str Peru, r. 410 Fol-
som
" Patrick A. Rev., pastor All Hallows Church

(R. C), r. 15th Av South bet P and Q
" Patrick F., shoemaker W. H. Nolan & Co.,

r. 413, nth
" Patrick H., r. S s Aldine nr Willard
" Patrick J., janitor California Bldg, 246

Sutter
•' Peter, molder Western Foundry, r. IfX)

Tehama
" Richard, cellarman Lachman & Jacobi. r.

710 Folsom
" Richard, laborer, r. 501 Napa
" Richard, steel worker Pac. Roll. Mill, r.
719 Minnesota

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Foley Richard F., blaoksmitli George H. Phe-
lan. r. 176 Perry
■ ' Thomas (Foley & Duncan) , r. 622 Stevenson
" Thomas, clerk The Bradstreet Co., r. 307

Hyde
" Thomas, compositor H. S. Crocker Co., r.

10 Harriet
" Thomas, laborer, r. ]07Vi Gilbert
" Thomas, laborer, r. 6I814 Natoma
" Thomas, laborer, r. 678 Harrison
" Thomas, laborer, r. 1504 Kentucky
" Thomas, laborer Western Sugar Refinery,

r. 21 Gunnison Av
" Thomas, livery Etable, 1812-1814 Powell, r.

1813 Powell „. „ . ^

" Thomas, weigher Thomas G. Walkmgton

r. 7 Gilbert
" Thomas F., printer, r. 618% Natoma
" Thomas J., laborer, r. Harrison nr Precita

Av
" Thomas J., painter, r. 622 Stevenson
" Timothy (Sears & Foley), r. 426 Hickory Av
" Timothy, laborer, r. cor Railroad Av and

19th Av South
" Timothy, watchman str Transit, r. 40^

Dore
" Timothy J., carpenter, r. 40^/4 Dore
" William, boxmaker, r. 37 Clarence PI
" William, laborer, r. 1112 Army
" William E., foreman Charles M. Depew

Planing Mill, r. 1623V2 Grove
" William E., pressman Chronicle, r. 131.5

Montgomery
" William F., liquors, 2100 Folsom, r. lOo,

17th
" William L., blacksmith Fulton Eng. &

Ship Bldg Wks, r. I441/2 Clara
" William T.. nursery, 101 Bartlett
" & Duncan (Thomas Foley and Frederick
Duncan), horseshoers, 1103 Mission
Folger Allyn S., bookkeeper Fulton Eng. & Ship
Bldg Wks, r. Oakland
" Clinton, accountant New Zealand Ins. Co.,
r. 1323 Guerrero
Folffer Daniel W., expert accountant, 530 Cali-
fornia, room 38, r. 1916 Franklin
" Ernest R., clerk J. A. Folger & Co., r. Oak-
land „
" Eugene, clerk A. J. Rich & Co., r. Russ
House „ ,
Folger J. A. & Co. (incorporated), James A. Fol-
ger president, C. J. Paddock .vice-presi-
dent, John H. Titcomb secretary and
treasurer, importers and dealers coffees,
teas and spices, and proprietors Pioneer
Steam Coffee and Spice Mills, 104-112
California, telephone Front 49
Folger James A., president J. A. Folger & Co. ,
104-112 California, r. Oakland
" Myron E.. messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.,

r. 412 Leavenworth
" Samuel G., r. 411, 5th

" Sarah J., widow, assistant librarian Free

Public Library, Branch 4, r. 3413 Geary

" Seth. weigher P. C. S. S. Co., r. 1215 Mason

" William A., bookkeeper Fulton Eng. & Ship

Bldg Wks, r. Oakland
" W. E., with Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 130 Ellis
4®-Folk. See Falck and Falk
Folkers C. Theodore A., clerk J. H. A. Folkers
& Bro., r. Oakland
" G. A. W., clerk J. H. A. Folkers & Bro., r.

Oakland ^ ,

" J. H. A. (J. H. A. Folkers & Bro.), r. Oak-
land „
Folkers J. H. A. & Brother (J. H. A. Folkers),
importers surgical instruments and
dental goods, manufacturers trusses,
and dealers fine cutlery, 815 Market,
telephone Main 786
" J. H. Ludolph. clerk J. H. A. Folkers &

Bro., r. Oakland
" Joseph H., tinner J. G. lis & Co., r. 3 Chat-
ham PI
Folkes Katie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 712 Ellis
Folks Ralph N., compositor H. S. Crocker Co., r.

20 Turk
FoUansbee Alonzo W., bookkeeper John Rosen -
feld's Sons, r. 509 Cole

FoUansbee Alonzo W. Jr., clerk Fireman's Fund
Ins. Co.. r. 509 Cole
" George S., clerk Shainwald,Buckbee &Co..

r. 509 Cole
" Joshua, carpenter S. P. Co., r. 246, 6th,
" William G., clerk J. K. Armsby Co., r. o09
Cole
Follett William T., r. 44 Zoe
Folline William T., traveling salesman F. H.

Ames & Co., r. 323 Van Ness Av
Follis Frederick, r. 2230 Washington
.' James H., assistant secretary Union Con-
solidated Mining Co., 4 Nevada Block, r.
2230 Washington ., x>i 1

Follis Richard H., real estate, 18 Nevada Block,

r. San Rafael
Follmer, Cogg & Co. (of New York), manufac-
turers umbrellas and parasols, 3o New
Montgomery ^nA ^^

" George W., tanner Isaac Levy, r. 32d Av

South nr Railroad Av
" Henry, horseshoer Charles Herold, r. cor

32d Av South and Railroad Av
" Julius (Hamburger & FoUmer), r. 651 Mis-
sion _,
" William P., laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r.
cor 33d Av South and Railroad Av
>e®="Follmer. See Vollmer and Volner
Folsom Albert, r. 2918 Sacramento
" Arthur A., shipping clerk Howard H. Ho-

gan. r. 441b 15th
" David H., 307 Montgomery
'' Eugene H., collector, 530 California, room

38. r. 2918 Sacramento
" Frank W., traveling agent, r. 441b 15th
" George A. (Folsom & Locke), r. 1509 Jack-

" George F., carrier postofflce, r. 1509 Mont-

" George H., mining, 324 Pine, room 7, r. Oak-
land ,„, ^
" George S., clerk Union I. Wks, r. Cosmos

" George T., general accountant S. P. RR
Co., and Market St. Ry. Co., room 21.
Hobart Bldg, r. Hotel Bella Vista
" Henry L., policeman, r. 326 Clipper
" Joseph ,R., clerk Pac. Imp. Co., r. Sausa-

lito
" Louisa, widow, r. 217, 15th
" Samuel M., laborer, r. 378 Shotwell
" Sovia A. Miss, teacher Crocker Grammar

School, r. 712 Sutter
" Street Wharf, foot Folsom
Folsom Water Power Co. The (Folsom, Cal.).
Charles E. Livermore president, Hora-
tio P. Livermore secretary and general
manager, 320 Sansome, room 15
" & Locke (George A. Folsom and James P.
Locke), carriage makers, 329 Golden
Gate Av „ , t^

Folte Benjamin, laborer J. Roylance Brass
Wks, r. 327 Arlington
" Gustav J. O., paying teller The German
Savings and Loan Society, r. Oakland
Foltz Charles, cook, r. 24 Metcalf PI
" Edward P., law student, r. 1214 Howard
" Frank G., carpenter and builder, 1540 Bash.

Foltz Matthew, manager Kast & Co., 738-740
Market, r. Alameda
" Samuel C, collector Call n^n tto,.

Folwig August, clerk Isaac Lerner, r. 940 Hai-

Fonda Abner S., clerk freight auditor's dept S.
P. Co., r. 625, 3d

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Fonda Charles P., secretary Abner Doble Co.,
13-15 Fremont, r. 3714 Sacramento
" Walter G., foreman Cal. Fig Syrup Co., r.
3710 Sacramento
Fonda William M., resident agent Seth Thomas
Clock Co., 126 Sutter, r. 3712 Sacramento
" William T., president Golden Gate Adver-
tising Co., 322-324 Hayes, r. 3011 Sacra
mento
Fondecave John, driver Peter Lapachet, r. cor

Athens and Persia Av
Fones William, farmer, r. 636 Commercial
Fonge George (Fonge & Lehman), r. 726 Bush
" & Lehman (George Fonge and Matthias
Lehman), fruits and vegetables, 9-10,
42-44 Centre Market
Fonner Henry C, conductor, r. 306 Central Av
Fonseca Gaudencio, r. 311 Pacific

" Joseph, barber Stern & Heller, r. 116 Eddy
Fonsin Oscar, helper Dennett's, r. 828 Howard
Fontain Francis, bedmaker Bohemian Club, r.
Alameda
" Joseph D.. engineer, r. 1727 Market
Fontaine C, cellarman Cal. Wine Assn.
" Joseph, porter Jose Pages, r. 123 Prospect

«S=-Fontaine. See De La Fontaine
Fontana Frank A., policeman, r. 2217 Pacific Av
" G. & Co. (Giusto Fontana and Benedetto
Romani), fruits and vegetables, 846, 22d
" Giusto (G. Fontana & Co.), r. 846, 22d
" Mark J. (Fontana & Co.), r. 745 Francisco
" Paulo, scavenger, r. 522 Filbert rear
Fontana &C0. (Mark J. Fontana, Sanford L.
Goldstein and WilliamFries), fruit pack-
ers and mnfrs. canned goods, NE cor Tay-
lor and Francisco, office l.Sl-136 Market
Fontanel Louis J., bartender, r. 2614 Bush
Fonteille Emile, waiter, r. 824a Broadway
Fonteneau Alice Miss, clerk George M. Murphy,
r. 4451/2, 3d
" Charles L., salesman Benjamin Cohen, r.

161% Tehama
" Edwin, theatrical manager, r. 161^4 Te-
hama
" Victor, r. I6I14 Tehama
Fontes Baptiste, yardman Legallet-Hellwig
Tanning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Rail-
road Av
Fontleroy Joseph, printer, r. 636 Green
Fookes Emma, widow, r. 812 Dolores
Foord James, marine engineer, r. 410 Geary
4®=Foord. See Foard and Ford
Foorman Isaac S., secretary Mokelumne and
Campo Seco Canal and Mining Co., 330
Pine, rooms 42-43, r. 2022 California
Foorman Simon, president Mokelumne and
Campo Seco Canal and Mining Co., 330
Pine, rooms 42-43, r. 2022 California
4S=- Foorman. See Foreman and Forman
Foot Charles B., clerk auditing dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. Oakland
Foote Frank H.. merchandise broker, 116 Califor-
nia, room 8, r. Alameda
Foote Henry S., United States Attorney, U. S.
Appraisers' Bldg, room 61, r. 2129 Green
" Henry S. Jr. (H. H. Scott & Son Co.), r. 1921

Sacramento
" Hugh, contractor and builder, 729, 21st
" Joseph H., r. 1215 McAllister
" Lizzie Miss, dressmaking, 729, 21st
Foote Lucius H., treasurer and secretary Board
of Trustees California Academy of Sci-
ences, 819 Market, room 46, r. Bohemian
Club
Foote M. M., attorney at law, 639 Kearnyi

Foote W. W., attorney at law, 310 Pine, rooms

35-39, r. Oakland
Footman Henry E., clerk U. S. Customs, r. Oak-
land
Foppiano Charles, stockcutter Rosenthal, Feder
& Co., r. 21 Lafayette PI

" Frank, r. 1818 Stockton

" Gabrielle, laborer, r. 13 Hinckley

" James, driver, r. 1818 Stockton

" John, r. 2.331 Harrison

" John, special policeman, r. 1415 Stockton

" John, teamster, r. 1818 Stockton

" Joseph, laborer, r. lli Edith PI

" Nicholas, lodgings, 532 Green

" Pietro, r. 522 Green

" Rinaldo, electrotyper Schmidt Label &
Litho. Co., r. 1818 Stockton

" Stefano (Foppiano & Barbagelata), r. 1311
Dupont

" Stephen, cook Delfino & Solari, r. 109, 3d

" & Barbagelata (Stefano Foppiano and
Giovanni Barbagelata), proprietors Eu-

ropa Hotel, 628 Broadway
I Amadeo, hackman, Pla
Kearny

Foraco Amadeo, hackman. Plaza, r. 1407i4

Foran Edward P., printer, r. 537 Sacramento
" Frank J., clerk J. C. Wilson & Co., r. 915

Jones
" James, laborer, r. 13 Ritch
" John J., blacksmith Dyer Bros., r. San

Rafael
" Joseph, driver M. Michelson & Son, r. 615

Ellis
" Patrick, r. 2025 Devisadero
Forbes A., capitalist, r. 126 Ellis
Forbes A. B. & Sod (Andrew B. and Stanly),
general agents The Mutual Life Insur-
ance Co. of New York, Mutual Life
Bldg, SE cor California and Sansome
Forbes A. J. & Son (Alexander J. and John B.)
cabinet makers, 213 Mission
" Alexander, carpenter Sutro Baths
" Alexander Mrs., widow, r. 2604 Jackson
" Alexander J. (A. J. Forbes & Son), r. 29

Glen Park Av
" Andrew B. (A. B. Forbes & Son), r. 29 Essex
Forbes Arthur W., manager G. M. Josselyn &

Co., 38-40 Market, r. Oakland
Forbes Brothers (Charles Forbes), importers
and commission merchants, agents
cement, fire brick and chemicals, 307
Sansome. room 2
" Charles (Forbes Bros.), r. 1926 Sutter
" Charles, plumber J. B. Butterworth
Forbes Charles H., prosecuting attorney Police
Court 1, New City Hall, 1st floor, and
attorney at law, 215 Sansome, rooms 2-4,
r. 1969 Eddy
" Charles M., clerk John Taylor & Co., r. 1618

Washington
" Christina, widow, r. 2758 Harrison
" Cleveland, assistant engineer Spring Val-
ley W. W., r. 29 Essex
" E. Miss, teacher Miss Mary Lake, r. 1534

Sutter
" Fannie F., nurse, r. 628 Valencia
" Francis H., druggist Charles A. Bayly, r.

314 Leavenworth
•' George, carpenter, r. 445 Page
" Hugh W., clerk Carlson, Currier Co.. r. 1663

Mission
'• James, boiler maker, r. 3 Alice
■' James Jr., carpenter, r. 3 Alice
" Jane R., widow, r. 917 Army
" J. Franklin, clerk Market St. Ry.
" John, clerk, r. 302 Lily Av
•' John B. (A. J. Forbes & Son), r. 1930 Union
" ■ John R., chief engineer str St. Paul, r. 9

Pearl
■■ John T., painter, r. 229, 17th
" Joseph W., laborer, r. 715 Howard
" Kenneth M., varieties, 402 Devisadero
'■ Lithograph Manufacturing Co. (Boston,
Mass.), Joseph E. Thane agent, 109 Cali-
fornia, room 1
" Margaret, widow, nurse, r. 108%, 9th
• Melville P., teamster Boston Rubber Shoe

Co., r. 29 Glen Park Av
" Robert, r. 1922 Bush

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Forbes Sheridan, clerk H. S. Crocker Co., r.

Berkeley
" Stanly (A. B. Forbes & Son), r. 3614 Scott
" Theodore, milkman, r. 108 V2, 9th
■' Thomas Y., porter Market St. Ry., r. 221^

Rausch
" William, coachman, 1131 Pine
" William D., clerk Forbes Bros., r. 2604

" William H., proof reader Chronicle, r. 910

Taylor
" William H. A., clerk Famsworth & Rug-
gles, r. 1663 Mission
Forcade Arthur, bartender, r. 1112 Kearny
" Charlotte H., widow, r. 602 Leavenworth
" Frank, plumber, r. 4 Montgomery Court
" Joseph, fisherman, r. 6 Montgomery Court
" Joseph H., laborer, r. 212 Sacramento
" Joseph L., salesman Isaac Reinhertz, r.
721 Broadway
4S="Forcade. See Fourcade
Ford Alfred B., cashier land dept. C. P. R. R.
Co., 26 Hobart Bldg, r. San Mateo
" Alice, widow, r. 1855 Lexington Av
" Andrew J., clerk, r. 625 Minna
" Annie Mrs., r. 733 Natoma
" B., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. 418

Sutter
" Bridget, widow, r. 635 Ellis

FORD BROTHERS

(Thomas J. and James F.), plumbers
and gasfitters, sanitary plumbing a
specialty, 635 Ellis, telephone 404

Ford Campbell, physician, 734i/i Broadway
" Catherine Miss, bookkeeper, r. 635 Ellis
" Charles, teamster, r. 431, 4th
Ford Charles D., treasurer Mendocino Lumber

Co., 40 California, r. Berkeley
" Charles H., r. 1712b Leavenworth
" Charles I., plumber, r. 635 Ellis
" Charles R., clerk general freight office S.

P. Co., r. 2019 Ellis
" Chastine. porter, r. 2 Raphael PI
•' C. W. R. (C. W. R. Ford & Co.), r. Los

Angeles, Cal.
Ford C. W. R. & Co. (C. W. R. Ford and J. M.

Schneider), importers and dealers silks

and tailors goods, 533 Market, telephone

Main 84
" Delia Miss, hairdresser, 710 Jones
" Edward, laborer, r. Eugenia Av nr Cali-
fornia Av
" Edward A., teamster Pac. and S. F. Box

Factory, r. 6 McLea Court rear
" Edward I., carpet layer John McQueen, r.

1011 Guerrero
" Edward J., boxmaker Clatsop Milling Co.,

r. 1010 Filbert
" Edwin, carver Dennett's, r. 320 Minna
" Elizabeth S., widow, r. 513 Moultrie
" Ellen, widow, r. 142, 11th
" Elmer, clerk, r. 1311A Bush
" Fannie A., widow, r. 403 Haight
" F. D., musician, r. 110 Eddy
" Frank, pilot, r. 715 Howard
" Frank, telegraph operator, r. 142, 11th
" Frederick W., butcher Alfred W. Morgen-

stern, r. 515, 15th
" George, teamster, r. 339 Tehama
" George H., boxmaker, r. 6 McLea Court

rear
" George J., wool grader, r. 6 McLea Court

rear
" Henry, laborer, r. 907 Bryant
" Helen Miss, teacher, r. 1211a Bush
" Henry, bookkeeper G. H. Umbsen & Co., r.

Oakland
" Henry C, butcher Alfred W.Morgenstern,

r. 406 Brannan
" Henry T., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1730

Baker
" Hugh, actor, r. 43, 6th
" J. Mrs., nurse, r. 1020'^ Larkin
" James, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill
" James, attendant LT. S. Marine Hospital
" James F. (Ford Bros.), r. 118 Olive Av
" James W., harness maker J. C. Johnson &

Co., r. 1010 Filbert

Ford Jennie, widow, r. 1311a Bush
" John, bookbinder Phillips Bros., r. Oakland
" John, cook, r. 636 Commercial
" John, laborer, r. 1224 Filbert
" John, miner, r. 14 Bond
" John B., tanner The Norton Tanning Co.,

r. 839, 13th Av South
" John E., r. 408, 25th
" John J. (Ford & Cronin), r. 721 M South
" Joseph D., bookkeeper Bender Bros., r. 20

South Park
" Joseph H., fitter United Boot and Shoe Co.,

r. 1711 San Carlos Av
" Kate, widow, r. 858 Brannan
" Kate, widow, r. 1224 Filbert
" Kate V. Miss, clerk, r. 464, 8th Av
" Laura, widow, r. 1514 Powell
" Levenia, widow, r. 1923 Greenwich
" Margaret, widow, r. 3.54 Brannan
" Maria, widow, r. 8th Av South nr M
" Marion, salesman Nolan Bros. Shoe Co., r.

324 Hayes
" Martin, laborer, r. 1224 Filbert
" Mary, widow, r. 1010 Filbert
" Mary Miss, r. 1420 Montgomery
" Mary J. Miss, notions, 1045, 19th
" May, machine operator Buckingham &

Hecht, r. 402Bartlett
" May Miss, r. 2024 Filbert
" May Miss, nurse Hospital for Children,

3700 California
" Michael, fireman str Mariposa
" Michael, shoemaker, r. 311!^ Elm Av
" Michael C. (Ford & Fos), r. 8th Av South

nrM
" Michael G., r. 1010 Filbert
" Mitchell, employee William A. Lynch, r.

61454 Natoma
" M. W., musician, r. 7 Harriet
" Nathaniel M., r. 28 West Mission
" Otis A., cook Miss B. E. Warder, r. 29

Grant Av
" Patrick, conductor Market St. Ry.,r. 1730

Baker
" R., cement worker S. F. Bridge Co.
" Robert, r. 316, 4th
'■ T. Frank, wrapper G.Verdier& Co., r. 311!^

Elm Av
" Thomas, r. 1010 Filbert
" Thomas (Thomas Ford & Son), r. 1311

Steiner
" Thomas, laborer Occidental Foundry, r. 316

Bush
" Thomas, milker J. Linehan, r. 703 Vienna
" Thomas, musician, r. 720 Howard
" Thomas, plumber, r. 748 Howard
" Thomas, stevedore, r. 1.52 Natoma
" Thomas, teamster, r. 431 Linden Av
" Thomas Jr. (Thomas Ford & Son), r. 1311

Steiner
" Thomas & Son (Thomas and Thomas Jr.),

horsesheers, 105, 1st
" Thomas J. (Ford Bros.), and deputy Super-
intendent Streets, r. 635 Ellis
Ford Thomas J., superintendent of mails Post

OfBce, Battery bet Washington and Jack-
son, r. 327, 35th
" Thomas W., stockfitter Buckingham &

Hecht, r. 3347 Mission
Ford Tirey L., attorney at law, 156-157 Crocker

Bldg, telephone Main 5000, r. 1503 Steiner
" Walter, clerk, r. 143, 11th
" William, clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r.

18.55 Lexington Av
" William, painter, r. New Mission Hotel
" William H., porter, r. .52iy2 Geary

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Ford ■William O., electrician Cal. Furniture Mfg
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•' William R., brushmaker, r. 512 Moultrie
" Winifred, widow, matron Young Woman's
Christian Assn free reading and lunch
rooms, 514 Howard
" & Cronin (John J. Ford and David Cronln),
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Forde Helen Miss, bookkeeper Kavanagh & Co..
r. 25 Hawthorne
" John, gatekeeper P. M. SS. Co.'s wharf, r.

25 Hawthorne
'• Maria A., widow, r. cor Hale and Merrill
" Mary M., widow, r. 2213 Larkin rear
" William J., contractor, r. 33 Hardy
j^^Forde. See Foard, Ford and Foord
Forden Charles T., manager White Sewing Ma-
chine Co., 138-140 Ellis. Y. M. C. A. Bldg,
r. Haywards
Forder Benjamin, carpenter, r. 722 Washington

FORDERER CORNICE WORKS,

J. F. Forderer president and manager,
B. Zehnder vice-president, W. Heidt
secretary and assistant manager, F.
Holineck and W. Hille directors, manu-
facturers architectural sheet metal
cornice, copper and zinc ornaments,
and slate and metal roofing, 224-228
Mission
Forderer George S., clerk Forderer Cornice

Wks, r. Alameda
Forderer Joseph F., president and manager
Forderer Cornice Works, 224-228 Mission
r. Alameda
Fordham Adeline F., widow, r. 2105 Devisadero
•' Nancy P. Mrs., teacher music, r. 2105 De-
visadero
" Patrick, expressman, r. IST'i Silver
Fordyce Charles, helper Edison Light and
Power Co., r. 2840 Harrison
" Conele Miss, r. 923 Hyde
■' Elizabeth, widow, r. 2840 Harrison
Fore Charles W. (Spruance, Stanley & Co.) r.
1414 Franklin, Oakland
" Louisa Miss, laundress, r. 1200 Larkin
Forehand Jennie, domestic, 2111 Baker
Foreman A. & Son (Andrew and Andrew Jr.),
type and electrotype foundry, 611 Mer-
chant
" Andrew (A. Foreman & Son), r. 1514 Jones
" Andrew Jr. (A. Foreman & Son), r. 1515 Oak
" Daniel A., porter Olympic Club, r. 418 Post
" Franciscal., physician and surgeon, 612
Jones
Foreman George L., chief clerk U. S. Navy Pav
office, 202 Sansome, r. 712 Sutter
" Henry L.. r. 612 Jones
" Samuel W.. laborer, r. 33 South Park
" William, house mover, r. 31 South Park
^r- Foreman. See Foorman and Forman
Fores Henry W., with Western Assurance Co..

r. Alameda
Forest Charles M.. master schr Wing and Wing,

office 48 Market, room 1, r. 461 '/a Bryant
Forester Annie M. Miss, teacher Gai-fleld Pri-
mary School, r. 614 Powell
■' Charles, r. 226 Taylor
•■ Edward H., freight agent Northern Pacific

RR. Co., 638 Market, r. Oakland
'■ Harry (Forester & Co.). r. 225 Geary

Forester Katie A., widow, v. 614 Powell
" of America The (monthly), W. D. S. Har-
rington editor and manager, 14 McAllis-
ter
" & Co. (Harry Forester), manufacturers'
agents, 225 Geary
4£?" Forester. See Foerster, Forrester, Forster

and Foster
Foresters' Advocate (monthly), Atlantic Pub-
lishing Co. publishers, 50 St. Ann's Bldg
" Hall, 3U Eddy
Foresters of America, Christian H. Bremer
grand secretary. Alcazar Bldg, 120
O'Farrell
Forestier Edwin H., salesman Carrau & Green,
r. 1344 Pine
" Henry E., cook Herman Grambarth, r. 1344
Pine
Forgenson Christopher, carriage painter Lar-

kins & Co.
Forgert Emil, mining, r. 13 Tremont Av
Forget Louis, oyster cocktails, 118 Powell, r. 110

William
Forgie Hugh, tailor, 22^ Geary, r. Berkeley
" John, tailor, 530 California, room 28, r. Oak-
land
" Robert, clerk Hugh Forgie, r. Berkeley
Forlor Margaret, widow, dressmaking, r. 317

Eddy
Forman Allen B., salesman Columbian Woolen
Mills
" Houston, bakery, 614V4 Post
' ' James H. , j anitor Mission Grammar School,

r. 1212 Pacific
" Robert B. (Balfour, Guthrie & Co.), r. 3010

Washington
" Robert W., salesman Columbian Woolen

Mills, r. 1151 Market
" Sands W., r. Occidental Hotel
" Sands W. Clock Co., Warren F. Mills pres-
ident, Louis A. Robertson secretary,
Samuel Loverich advertising manager,
83 Flood Bldg
" William B., traveling salesman Dunham.
Carrigan & Hayden Co., r. 835 Ellis
4®" Forman. See Foorman and Foreman
Formes Joseph, milker New York Dairy, r. Old
San Jose Road nr County Jail No. 3
" Karl Mrs., music teacher, 835% Sutter
Formhals Ferdinand, chemist, r. 1609 Dupont
Formish Julius, cellarman. r. 624 Lombard
Fornaciari Michele, paper fiowers, 9 Montgom-
ery Court
Forner Jacob B., r. 14 William
" Louis H., clerk Luscombe & Isaacs, r. 14

William
" William C. A., teacher music, r. 2116 Pine
Forney F. G., laborer S. P. Co., r. 1020 Pine

" S. C, waiter M. B. Moraghan, r. 938 Pacific
Forni Alexander F. , butcher, r. 309 Butte
" Denis, r. 309 Butte
" Lucy Miss, r. 212 Chestnut
" Natale, bricklayer, r. 212 Chestnut
Forno Marco B., plumber and gasfitter, 1427

Dupont, r. 3 Jasper PI
Forray Vesey, widow, r. 15 Natoma
Forrest Agnes, widow, r. 2823 Jackson
" Alexander, molder Risdon I. & L. Wks, r.

Solano nr Kentucky
" David H., clerk W. W. Rohde, r. 3310'i4 Tav-

lor
" Edward, foreman blacksmith dept. Risdon

I- & L. Wks, r. 1027 Sanchez
" Edward, laborer S. P. Co., r. 608, 6th
" Edward P., quartermaster str State of

California, r. 334 Bryant
" Evelyn C. Miss, stenographer, r. 519 Golden

Gate Av
■' Frank H., clerk, r. 206 Dolores
" George, salesman, r. 3833 Jackson
" George A. (James Forrest & Sons), r. 432

Fell
" George H., chemist, r. 306 Dolores
" James ( James Forrest & Sons) r. 432 Fell
" James & Sons (James, James M. George

A. and William H.) draymen, 31Beale
■' James M. (James Forrest & Sons) r. 336

Hickory Av
'• James M.. dentist, 3259 Mission

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934 Howard
See Foerster, Forster and Fos-

Forrest James M. Jr., dental student, 1: 3359

Mission
'• James S., salesman, r. 2823 Jackson
" John, waiter Louis Fischer, r. 715 Howard
.' John R., salesman, r. 2823 Jackson
" John S., ship carpenter, r. 334 Fremont
" Margaret M. Miss, milliner, r. 519' Golden

Gate Av
" Michael, caterer, r. 527 O'Farrell
" Oliver M., machinist Murray Bros., r 2329

Harrison
" Robert A., florist John H. Sievers, r. 206

Dolores
" Robert M., machinist, r. 206 Dolores
" Thomas F., barber Charles Mohaupt, r. 703

" Thomas M., machinist, r. 519 Golden Gate

Av
" William, electrician Union I. Wks, r. 923y3
Mission .,,, „ ,j

" William D. (Black & Forrest), r. 1525 Gold-
en Gate Av
" William H. (James Forrest & Sons), r. 432
Fell
Forrester David, solicitor, r. 434V2 Hayes
" James D., r. II61/2 Ridley
" John, longshoreman O. R. & N. Co., r. 150

Perry
" Laurence, longshoreman O. R. & N. Co., r.

26 Freelon
" Thomas F., barber J. J. Callish, r. 438

Jessie
" William, carpenter,
4®= Forrester.

ter
Forsaith E. W., r. Grand Hotel
4S=Forsaith. See Forsyth and Forsythe
Forsberg Alexander, bakery, 1606 Folsom
" Andrew G., tailor, 291/2 Kissling
" Axel, seaman, r. 13 Perry
" Hans P., tailor Carl J. Rehn, r. 291/2 Kiss-
ling
" Hans T., tailor, r. 39% Kissling
" John, seaman, r. 13 Perry
" Oscar, cooper Cal. Wine Assn., r. 13 Perry
" Otto H., clerk William Nicol, r. 1606 Fol-
som
" Samuel, seaman, r. 13 Perry
Forsell Charles F., cooper Pac. Wooden ware
and Cooperage Co., r. 38 Highland Av
" Emil, cooper Pac. Woodenware and Coop-
erage Co., r. 38 Highland Av
Forsen Ferdinand, seaman, r. 30 Federal
Forsman Annie, domestic, 808, 21st
" Henry V., tailor, r. 12 Hunt
" Johan, seaman U. S. str Albatross
" Nancy F., widow, r. 728, 21st
" William T., pilot str San Joaquin 4,
ramento „

Forst Ernst H., proprietor California Electric
Supply and Construction Co., 1145 Mar-
ket, telephone South 329, r. 2303 Devisa-
dero
" Herbert S.,r. 28 Russ
iigr-Forst. See Frost

Forster David (Forster, Little & Co.), r. 4O6V2
Larkin
•' Edgar L., clerk, r. 901, 30th
" Edwin L., attorney at law, 11 Mills Bldg,

3d floor, r. 3325 Howard
" Eugene L., solicitor Arnold Bros., r. QSVA

Shotwell
" Jacob, waiter, r. 13 Jones
Forster James F., business manager Wasp Pub-
lishing Co., 513 Market, r. 1433 Jackson
" John, ship joiner Union I. Wks, r. 1109%

York
" Joseph H., yard hand Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 28

Sac-

" , Little & Co. (David Forster, Archibald
Little and Hugh S. Smyth), carpets and
furniture, 861 Market
" Louis, liquors and lodgings, 117 Steuart
" Nellie Mrs., stewardess str Farallon
" Oscar A., carrier postofflce, r. 2763 Octavia
" Oscar A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 2763 Octavia
" Thomas, deckhand str Herald
Forster William M. (Forster & Co.). and physi-
cian, 1059 Market, r. Berkeley

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In Plush, Terry, Damask and Sateen, Made

to Order for Churches, Lodges,

Steamboats, etc.

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SUITS CLEANED AND PRESSED

GOLDEN WEST CLOTHING RENOVATORY,

LEPHONE MAIN »»5T. 12 MONTGOMERY STREET

$1.00

F

Forster & Co. (William M. Forster and H. M.
S. Jory), proprietors The Pill Box, 1059
Market
4®- Forster. See Foerster, Foester, Forester,

Forrester and Foster
Forstrom Emil, brass cleaner W. T. Garratt &
Co., r. 131/2 Russ
" John, seaman, r. 328 Drumm
Forsyth Alexander C, manager stationery de-
partment H. S. Crocker Co., 217 Bush, r.
1316 Fulton
" David S., laborer, r. 369, 1st
" Elvza, teamster Englander Bros., r. 1500

O'Farrell
" George, turntableman Paul Boyton Chute

Co., r. 1402 Point Lobos Av
" George C, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r.

421 Fell
" George W., printer, r. 1604 Larkin
" Ida M. Miss, nurse, r. 31 Buena Vista Av
Fors3rth James W., Brigadier General U. S
A. commanding Department of Cali-
fornia, headquarters 301 Phelan Bldg, r.
Pacific-Union Club
" John, nursery, 1403 Point Lobos Av
" John M., teamster, r. 1807 Haight
" John W., clerk McNab & Smith, r. 1403
Point Lobos Av
Forsyth Orrin W., contractor and builder and
manager California Land Bureau, 628
Market, r. 100 Fillmore
" Robert, chief engineer Union I. Wks, r.

1304 Leavenworth
" Thomas, molder, r. 1016 Guerrero
" Walter B., plumber William C. Forsyth, r.

15 Verona PI
" William C, plumber and gasfltter, 106

Golden Gate Av, r. Alameda
" William J., machinist Union I. Wks, r.

1016 Guerrero
" William K.. bookkeeper William C. For-
syth, r. 421 Fell
Forsythe Douglass, bartender, r. 468 Tehama
" Lila A. Miss, school teacher, r. 933 Shot-

" Peter, pork packer Joseph McEvoy, r. 1447

Harrison ^_ ^^ .

" Samuel, machinist First St. Wks Union
I. Wks, r. 933 Shotwell
4®=- Forsythe. See Forsaith and Forsyth
Fort John B., clerk New Western Hotel
Fort Mason (formerly Black Point or Point San

Jose), foot Van Ness Av
Fort Point Life Saving Station, Joseph Hodg-
son keeper, Presidio
Fort Point Light House, James Rankin keeper.

Fort Winfield Scott
Fort Wayne Electric Corporation, H. T. Lloyd

agent, 18. 3d „

Fort Winfield Scott (formerly Fort Point), Pre-
sidio
iS®=Forte. See Faught
Fortes Louis, seaman, r. 208 Jackson
Forthaus Antone, gatekeeper Sutro Baths, r. 1
Ocean Terrace
" F., steelworker Pac. Roll. Mill
Fortier Augustus A., engineer, r. 1916 Eddy
• Bertha Miss, saleslady, r. 1916 Eddy
" Pierre A., optician, r. 1916 Eddy
" Rose Miss, teacher Fremont Primary
School, r. 1916 Eddy .^ ^

Fortin Brick Co. V. L. Fortin president, D.
E. Fortin secretary, 341 Berry, mam
offlce, Oakland
" D. E., secretary Fortin Brick Co., 341 Berry,
r. Oakland

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" Victor L., president Fortin Briclc Co.. 341

Berry, r. Oakland

Fortman Emile, cutter Hoffman, Alexander &

Co., r. Alameda
Fortmann Fritz, collector, r. 307 Clementina

" George, groceries, 35 Jessie
Fortmann Henry F., president Alaska Packers'

Association, 308 Market, r. 1808 Ellis
Former Clinton, porter L. R. Larzelere & Co.,

r. 126 Ellis
Fortriede Henry, importer and dealer in ivory,
amber and tortoise shell. Repairing
fans and fancy goods a specialty, 322
Bush, r. 919 Howard
" Herman A., engraver Shreve & Co., r. 919

Howard
" Joseph, laborer, r. 527 Sacramento
Fortro Joseph I., expressman, r. 624 Capp
" Louis J., clerk Goodyear Rubber Co.. r.
8151/2 Humboldt
Fortunato Giovanni, laborer Ravenna & Co., r.

515A Filbert
Fortune Gustav, clerk Goldstein & Co.. r. 439
O'Farrell
" Henry J. (Fortune & Walsh), r. 101 '/j Grant

Av
" James, fireman Market St. Ry., r. SE cor

Waller and Stanyan
" James P., clerk, r. 1029 Post
" John W., carpenter, r. 1146 Stevenson
'• Joseph, bricklayer, r. 22 Hunt
" Joseph Jr., pressman F. H. Abbott, r. 22

Hunt
" Lucius H., clerk local freight ofQce S. P

Co.,r. 1029 Post
" Lucy Miss, millinery, 2512 Mission, r. 1029

Post
" Mary, widow, r. 1029 Post
" Mary, widow, dressmaker, r. 405 Turk
" Minnie Mrs., dressmaking, 208 Jones
" & Walsh (Henry J. Fortune and John F
Walsh) liquors. 13, 3d
Forward Virginia C. Mrs., r. 805 Hyde
Forzani Peter (Forzani & Samuels), and jew-
eler, 1230 Dupont
" & Samuels (Peter Forzani and M. A. Sam-
uels), photographers, 309 Montgomery Av
Fos Isidore, butcher, 953 Howard, r. 1313 Hayes

" Raymond (Ford & Fos), r. 1701 Dupont
.»=-Fos. See Fauss and Foss
Fosberg Fredolf, molder Eagle Iron Wks, r. 656
Harrison
" George, marine engineer, r. 36Chenery
" Gustaf, grip repairer Sutter St. Ry., r. 1408

Lyon
" Sarah, widow, r. 36 Chenery
Fosen Asmond R., proprietor Fosen House, 407
Tehama
" Christian J., master str Newsboy, office 10

California, r. Oakland
" House, Asmund Fosen proprietor, 407

Tehama
" Lind O., mate str Newsboy, r. Oakland
Fosh Henry, bottler National Brewing Co , r

337 Waller
Foss Conrad, carpenter, r. 137 Dore
" Emma L., widow, r. 219 Leavenworth
" C, waiter Page & Falch, r. 564 Natoma
" George, watchman, r. 491 Sanchez
" George N., carpenter, r. 3213 Geary
" Joseph, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 5.37 Sac-
ramento
" Harriet, widow, r. SOVA Turk
" Maria A. Mrs., r. I82414 Lexington Av

FOSS OSCAR,

manufacturer photograptiic card
mounts and photogxaplilc supplies,
841 Mission, teleplione South 254. r.
830 Post

Foss William, clerk, r. 331/2 Oak Grove Av
" William S., clerk Cal. Furniture Mfg Co
r. 1842, 23d
4®=" Foss. See Fauss and Fos
Fossa Luigi, r. 309 Broadway
Fossas Pedro, r. NW cor California and Powell
Fossette Alice B. Miss, dressmaking, 740^4, 22d
Fossey Charles A., r. 506 Jones
" George F., car washer Cal. St. RR, r. 1323V4

Sacramento
" George H., car washer Cal. St. RR, r. 13231/4

Sacramento
" Harry E., clerk Pacific States Type Foun-
dry, r. 1323/2 Sacramento
Fossum Sivert, r. 62 Sierra

Foster Abraham A., teamster H. Kirchmann &
Co., r. 207 Bartlett
'• Albert L., salesman Cal. Furniture Mfg

Co., r. Alameda
" Allie T. Miss, bookkeeper Howard H.

Hogan, r. 11 Germania
" Amelia, widow, r. 322, 3d
" Arthur J., vice-president S. Foster & Co.,

Foster Arthur W. (A. W. Foster & Co.), and
president San Francisco and North Paci-
fic Railway Co., Mutual Life Bldg, 4th
floor, r. San Rafael
Foster A. W. & Co. (Arthur W. Foster), stock-
brokers, 322 Pine
" C, musician, r. 612 Battery
" Celia, widow, r. 209 Langton
" Charles (Foster & Orear), r. Alameda
" Charles E., wood and coal, 97 Colton
" Charles H., r. 1030 FoLsom
" Charles J. (Shreve & Co.), r. Sausalito
" Charles L., molder Union I. Wks, r. 810

Tennessee
" Charles M., r. 710 Taylor
" Charles M., machinist Edison Light and

Power Co., r. Oakland
" Chauncey W., butcher, 244, 6th and 749

Market, t. 628 Sutter
' ' Chauncey W. Jr. , bu tcher Chauncey W. Fos-
ter, r. 628 Sutter
" Colin L., president National Vinegar Wks,

808-812, 4th. r. 601 Polk
" C. W., clerk, r. 1049 Market
" Daniel, bartender People's Palace
" Daniel, laborer, r. 209 Langton
" Daniel T., clerk, r. 339, 5th Av
" David, capitalist, r. 1003 Washington
" Edward, r. 1121 Mission
" Edward J., shoemaker, r. 2515 Larkin
" Edward P., clerk, r. 11 Germania
" Edwin J. (Foster & Fay), r. 1914b Bush
" Ellen, widow, groceries. 324 Broadway
'■ Emil, laborer, r. 542 Green
" Emily Mrs., r. Old People's Home
" Fenton P., clerk Selby Smelting and Lead

Co., r. 722. 20th
" Frank, carpenter, r. 937 Shotwell
" Frank L., master mariner, 9 Mission
" Frederick, plumber C. E. Anderson, r. 528

Eddy
" Frederick, upholsterer, r. 815 Mission
" Frederick F., bookkeeper A. Schilling &

Co., r. 1009 Mason
" Frederick W., confectioner, r. 818, 20th
'■ George, r. 602 Buchanan
" George Mrs., r. 11 Germania
•' George A. (Foster & Co.), r. 2422 Buchanan
" George E., salesman Charles Nathan, r. 712

Valencia
" George H., insurance broker, 317 California,

r. San Rafael
" Harry, clerk, r. 1420 Clay
" Helen Miss, operator W. U. Tel. Co., r.

1003 Washington
" Henry, civil engineer, r. 502a Turk
" Henry, teacher dancing, 997 Market
" Hugh, accountant, r. 129a Guerrero
'• Ira O., tinner, r. 209^4 Ellis

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Foster Isabelle Mrs., varieties, 635 Sutter
" J. Mrs., proprietor The Cliflorcl, 204 Ellis
" Jacob W., horse clipper, r. 73, 4th
" James, steward, r. 231 Minna
" James F., journalist, r. 1422 Jackson
" John, carpenter and builder, 40 New Mont
gomery, r. 3716 Jackson

FOSTER JOHN A.

importer and jobber in <
ids " ' "'"" "

jars, tobacco

anfi smokers' articles, SW cor 6tli and
Market, r. 224 Fair Oaks

Foster John B.. traveling salesman E.Martin
& Co.
" John C, bookkeeper E. T. Allen Co., r. Oak-
land
John E., painter, r. 2008 Ellis
Foster John F., manufacturers' agent and rail-
road car advertising, 307 Sansome,
rooms 10-11, r. 905 Sutter
• ' John H., conductor Sutter St. Ry., r. 1640

Polk
" John R., salesman William E. Cody, r. 11

Willow Av
" John W., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,

r. 339,6th
" Joseph, car driver, r. 517, 6th
" Joseph, laborer, r. 301 Sierra
" Joseph A., clerk freight auditors dept. S.

P. Co., r. 639, 23d
" Laura M. Miss, teacher music, r. 1331

Union
" Lawrence E., clerk O. W. Marye & Co., r.

722, 20th
" Lyman D., with S. Foster & Co., r. 1311a

Hayes
" Mabel Mrs., r. 1237 Stockton
" Margaret Miss, operator W. U. Tel. Co., r.

1003 Washington
" Maria, widow, r. 207 Bartlett
" Mary E., widow, dressmaking, 1207',4 Mis-
sion
" May Mrs., medium, 73, 4th
" M. R. Mrs., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" Nettie F. Miss, teacher music, r. 1331 Un-
ion
Foster Newton H., manager's assistant South-
ern Pacific Co., 4 Montgomery, r. 209
Walnut
" Oscar A., clerk E. A. Howard & Co., r.

Santa Cruz
" Philip, motorman Market St. Ry., r. 3258/2

Mission
" Robert, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
Foster S. & Co., Samuel Foster president, Mor-
ris Marcus secretary and treasurer, im-
porting and jobbing grocers, 26-28 Cali-
fornia
Foster Samuel, president S. Foster & Co., 26-28
California, r. Hotel Pleasanton
" Samuel L , electrical engineer Construc-
tion dept. Market St. Ry., r. 839/2. 24th
" Sarah A., widow, r. 722, 20th
■' Sarah K., widow, dressmaking, 14 McAl-
lister
" Sumner S., electrician, r. 818, 20th
" Susannah Mrs., dressmaking, 1215!^ Powell
" Thomas, gardener, 3529 Washington
" Thomas L., salesman Miller, Sloss & Scott
" Walker, r. 2422 Buchanan
" Walter, artificial stone contractor, r. 126

Rose Av
" Walter F., elevatorman Young Men's

Christian Association Bldg
" Walter F., manager T. H. B. Varney, r.

Fairmount Hotel
" William, r. cor Mateo and Laidley
" William, attorney at law, 206 Sansome,

room 26
^' William, bootfltter Buckingham & Hecht,

r. 19311/i Mission
" William A., laborer, r. 209 Langton
' ' William H. , compositor Edward C. Hughes ,

r. Alameda
" William P., proprietor Oriel Hotel, r. 1904

Market
" William S., agent, 322 Pine, r. 709 Post
" William S., bookkeeper Golden Gate Lum-
ber Co., r. 129a Guerrero

Foster & Co. (George A. Foster and J. Jellis).
carpenters andbuilde"s, 1136 McAllister

Foster & Fay (Edwin J. Foster and Edward
Fay), managers Grand Hotel Bar, 13
New Montgomery, telephone Main 988

Foster & Orear (Charles Foster and Horace W.
Orear), proprietors Oakland and Alameda
Parcel and Package Delivery, cigars
and news stand, Ferry Bldg foot Market

4®=Foster. See Forster, Foerster, Foester,
Forester and Forrester

Fothergill James, porter Henry Cowell & Co., r.
Alameda

Fotheringham Edward F., bookkeeper J. G.
James & Co., r. 126 Ellis

FOTTRELL M. J.,

physician and surgeon, visiting physi-
cian St. Mary's Hospital, 19 Phelan
Building, hours 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. m.,
telephone Main 1718, r. 2217 Fillmore,
telephone West 734
Foubert Eugene E., jeweler Shreve & Co., r.
Oakland
" Eugene J., gilder and plater Shreve & Co.,
r. Oakland
Fouch Albert, physician, 613 Hayes
Foucher Eugene, artist, 231 Post, r. 507 Pine
Fouchy Alphonse D.. physician, 611 Union
" Onesime, r. Putnam nr Cortland Av
'■ Rosalie C, widow, r. 611 Union
Fouga John, U. S. Commissioner and assistant
clerk U. S. District Court, U. S. Apprais-
ers' Bldg, 3d floor, r. 418 Post
Foulds John E., attorney law dept. S. P. Co., 4

Montgomery, r. Berkeley
;8®=Foulerton. See Fullerton
Foulk George H., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 4
Powell Av
" N. H. Mrs., adjusterU. S. Mint, r. 140 Hart
ford
Foulkes Edward W., assistant bookkeeper
Hulse, Bradford & Co., r. 34 Lapidge
" James F. Mrs., widow, r. 2500 Washington
" Lottie, widow, r. 34 Lapidge
" Stephen C, driver, r. 34 Lapidge
" Thomas C, machinist Fulton Eng. & Ship

Bldg. Wks., r. 1250 California
" Wade H., special agent The Fidelity and

Casualty Co., r. 1826 Sutter
" William B., physician, 2500 Washington
Foulks George H., attorney at law, 53 Nevada
Block, r. 811 Pine
" Margaret, widow, r. 811 Pine
" William C, student, r. 811 Pine
Fountain James W., drayman, 427 Market and
237, Ist.r. 917, 18th
" Jerome, salesman, r. 371 Jessie
" John, laborer, S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 621

Broadway
" Joseph A., brushmaker Buchanan Bros.
" Mattie E., widow, artist, r. 506 Jones
" Nellie Mrs., r. 846 Mission
Fouquier Marcel, tanner, r. 1313 Stockton
Fouratt Enos, master str Modoc, r. 2129 Polk
Fourcade Henry (D. Lapouble & Co.), r. Onon-
daga Av nr Mission Road
Fourcans Etienne, cook J. Bertrand, r. 616 Post
" Jacques, laborer Cal. Fertilizer Wks, r. 5th
Av South bet L and M
Fourie John, laborer Gal. Fertilizer Wks, r. 5th

Av South bet L and M
Fourier Frank, waiter The Oberon, r. 39 Minna
Fourmel Z., farmer, r. 814 Montgomery
Fourmet Lucien, cashier E. Gamier & Co., r.
1.503 Leavenworth

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^T; cl Fourness Havelock, clerk Simpson & Millar, r.

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^^ p, " William, machinist, r. 9 Moss

p>^ Si -S®* Fourness. See Furness

„^ £ Fournier Amelia, widow, candies, 2002!^ Mason

Z~_j " Antone, sheepherder, r. 619 Paciflc

^S ^ " Blanche Mrs., dressmaking, 822b Broad-

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^^ 3 Fourniguier Louis, cook Reinhold Beck, r. 917
^^ » Vallejo

^^ g Fourquet Ivan A., journalist, r. 617 Montgomery
"^■^ £ Av

^ ^^ " Jules J., chef Occidental Hotel, r. 819a

Q^ as Hayes

rS ^ Fourth Congregational Church, Rev. Frederick
ES Flawith pastor, Green nr Stockton

f^^ Fousek Joseph F., bakery, 2007 Hyde

Fouster Charles J., confectioner Charles A.
Bantel, r. 338 Turk
^ Foute George de K., r. 2123 California
^^—— " Robert C. Rev., rector Grace Church, r. 2123

^^^— ^ California

Fouts Clarence L., draughtsman Pac. Roll.
Mill, r. 1011 Washington
" George S., machinist Midas Gold Saving

Machinery Co., r. 207, 2d
" Ray R., hostler, r. 314 Clement
Foveaux Frank, draughtsman S. F. Gas Light

Co., r. Alameda
Fowden Frank, salesman General Electric Co.,
r. 1245% Valencia
" Harry, clerk Fireman's Fund Ins. Co., r.

1722 Pacific Av
" Mark, manufacturers' agent, 216 Bush, room
68, r. 1716 Baker
Fowkes Frederick S., laborer, r. 1015 Nebraska
Fowle Arthur H., bartendar Chenoweth & Wll-
mot. r. 1141 Market
" Edward O., bookkeeper Miller & Lux
" J. A., compositor Call
Fowler Agnes R. Miss, saleslady The Paragon
Cloak and Suit Co., r. 24% Welsh
" Albert J., teamster, r. 10 O'Connell PI
" Allen, bookkeeper Parke & Lacy Co., r. M2

Folsom
" Annie L. Miss, saleslady The Paragon

Cloak and Suit Co., r. 24% Welsh
" Arthur A., dental student, r. 11 Polk
" Calvin, waiter, r. 129 Taylor
" Chester, r. 2132 O'Farrell
" Charles, liquors, SE cor City Hall Square

and City Hall Av, r. 2700a Mission
" Charles, waiter str City of Sydney
" Charles D.. plumber F. Raisch, r. 22 Elgin

Park Av
" David C, cooper Pac. Woodenware and

Cooperage Co., r. East Oakland
" Edgar C, bookkeeper, r. 2024 Bush
Fowler Edgar S., manager Paciflc Coast De-
partment Preferred Accident Insurance
Co., 20-21 Mills Bldg, 6th floor, r. Oakland
" Edmund B., foreman, r. 438 Francisco
" Edward, bookkeeper, r. 1002 Polk
" Edward, janitor, r. 915 Powell
" Frank H., salesman, r. 34 Douglass
" Frank L.,r. 416 Taylor
" Frederick, clerk Preferred Accident Ins.
Co., r. Oakland
Fowler Frederick H., treasurer Orpheum

Theatre, r. 513 Post
Fowler Gilbert C, air space and asbestos sec-
tional covering and wood and coal, 656-
658 Howard, r. Alameda
" Hannah J., widow, r. 513 Brannan
" Harriet B., Miss, matron Trinit , School, r.
3300 Washington

Fowler Henrietta A., widow, dressmaker r

Gough
" Henry R., gripman Sutter St. Ry.. r 3

Post
" J. Mrs., widow, r. 1912% Powell
" James, seaman, r. 201 Steuart
" Jefferson, cigars and tobacco, 38, 2d,

Oakland

" John H., stenographer Hicks- Judd Co r

1912% Powell ■

" Laura T. Miss, teacher Normal School r

413 Bartlett
" Leven H., blacksmith, r. 542 Folsom
" Louis H., pipemaker Francis Smith & Co

r. 542 Folsom
" Marion L., conductor S. F. & S. M Ry r

1530 Dolores '

" Martha, widow, r. 461, 3d
'• Mary, widow, r. 24% Welsh
" Nellie Mrs., r. 522% Stevenson rear
" Percy, barber M. H. Gerardin, r. 21 Wildey
'• Prentiss U., salesman Norton, Teller &

Roden, r. Oakland
" Samuel, collector Ashton & Gardiner, r. 98

Montgomery Block
" Sarah, widow, r. 1516% Polk
" Thaddeus W., clerk freight auditor's dept.

S. P. Co., r. 829 Broadway
" Tillie, domestic, 1503 Dupont
" Wesley, laborer S. P. Co., r. 14 South Park
" Wesley F., real estate, r. 504%, 3rd
" W. H. Begbie, journalist Chronicle, r. 617b

Fulton
" William, r. 145, 12th
" William B., pipemaker Francis Smith »&

Co. , r. 542 Folsom
" William H., attorney at law, 318 Pine,

room 25, r. 615 Taylor
" William H., bookkeeper Willows Brewery,

r. 2700 Mission

FOWLER WILLIAM HY C,

feneral insurance agent, and agent
he Austrian Phoenix Insurance Co.
(of Vienna), Mannheim Insurance Co.
(of Mannheim), and Prussian National
Insurance Co. (of Stettin), 411 Cali-
fornia, telephone Main 15, r. 1118
Leavenworth
Fowler William M. Mrs., widow, r. 115 Webster
" William W., messenger Wells, Fargo &

Co., r. Calistoga, Cal.
" Winrow C, clerk Gilbert C. Fowler, r. 656
Harrison
Fowles Stephen, barber, 214 Mason, r. 67 Tehama
Fowzer Jacob D. Z. F., photographer, 1228 Mar-
ket, and 339% Hayes
Fox Annie A. Miss, r. 2017 Buchanan
•' Augusta, widow, r. 735 Vallejo
" Aylmer H., clerk Dunham, Carrigan &

Hayden Co., r. Oakland
" Charles C, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 222

Carl
■• Charles J., clerk Langley & Michaels Co.,

r. 805 Treat Av
" Charles M., insurance, r. 2037 Baker
' Charles N. (Fox & Gray), r. 1053 Market,

Oakland
" Charles W., machinist, r, 611 Ash Av
" Charles W., physician, 318 Pine, room 2, r.

The Baldwin
•' D. C. Mrs., milliner, 820 Gearv
" Edward (Gerlach & Fox), r. 2509% Larkin
" Edward, salesman R. Dunsmuir & Sons, r.

San Rafael
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 214 Vicksburg
■' Ferdinand, cooper Cal. Wine Assn., r. 214

Vicksburg
" Francis, upholsterer, r. 765 Mission
" Frank, bartender, r. 438 Broadway
" Frederick L., oiler str City of Everett
" George, chairmaker Heywood Bros. & Co.,

r. 606 Folsom
" George F., cooper John Horstmann, r. Oak-
land
" George H., clerk freight auditor's dept.
S. P. Co., r. Alameda

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Fox George W. (Fox & Bettis), 430 Montgomery,
room 6

" Georgie Mrs., stenographer H. Liebes &
Co.,r. 1813 Eddy

" G. W., electrician Cal. Electrical Wks, r.
6 Albert PI

" Henry D., conductor S. F. & S. M. Ry., r.
70 Chenery

" Henry L., stock broker, r. 1713 Green

" Hiram W., carpenter, r. 740 Broadway

" Hyman, r. g^A Moss

" Isaac, machinist John W. Quick, r. 41 Te-
hama

" Jacob, employee Neustadter Bros., r. 613'/^
Fulton

" Jacob, laborer, r. 870 Folsom

" James, teamster, r. 63 Minna

" James S.. salesman Joseph T. Poheim, r. 910
Jackson

" John, r. 947 Howard

" John, clerk, r. 113 Eddy

" John, finisher Central Hardware and Sup-
ply Co., r. 418 Fulton

" John, hostler John Peters

" John, laborer, r. 514 Mission

" John, runner Occidental Hotel, r. 40 Perry

" Joseph C, coppersmith, r. 1204 Broadway

" Joseph F., machinist, r. 120 Hayes

" Kasper, stableman, r. 2002 Greenwich

" Kate Miss, laundress, r. 5 Rose PI

" Kate Miss, stenographer, r. 438 Golden
Gate Av

" Laura A. Miss, ladies' hairdressing, 820
Geary
Fox Levin T., bookkeeper Buttgenbach & Wid-
man and secretary San Francisco Min-
ing Co., NW cor 4th and Bryant, r. 218,
7th

" L. H., master str Gold, r. Stockton, Cal.

" Lizzie Mrs., nurse, r. 740 Broadway

" L. T. Mrs., widow, r. 218, 7th

" Maggie Miss, laundress, r. 5 Rose PI

" Martin W., president West Consolidated
Virginia and California Mining Co., 324
Pine, room 10

" Mary, widow, r. 431^4 Ringold

" Mary, widow, varieties, 489. 8th

" Mary Miss, laundress, r. 5 Rose PI

" Mary, domestic, 1531 Sacramento

" Mary A., widow, groceries, 448, 15th

" Mary T., r. 132 Scott

" Max, merchant tailor, 422 Powell

■' Michael J., tanner, r. -307, 8th

" Peter, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 16th Av
South bet Q and R

" Richard D.,vice-president Cal. Nursery Co.,
205 Sansome, r. San Jose

" Rose, domestic, 1411 Van Ness Av

" Sarah K., widow, r. 208 Turk

•' Theresa, widow, r. 489, 8th

" Thomas, expressman, NE cor Oak and
Devisadero, r. 3-30 Devisadero

" Thomas, laborer, r. 856 Howard

" Walter, clerk Dr. John F. Morse, r. 208 Turk

" William C. foreman Gustav Lindauer, r.
862 Howard

" William J., clerk Tillmann & Bendel, r. 218,
7th

" William P., shoemaker, r. ilQYi Post
Fox & Bettis (George W. Fox and Frank A.
Bettis), attorneys at law, 430 Montgom-
ery, room 6
Fox & Gray (Charles N. Fox and Roscoe S.
Gray), attorneys at law, 508 Montgom-
ery, room 6
Foxgord James R., barber, 206, 5th, r. 15 Laskie

" John N., coachman, 631 Harrison

" Nels R., shipwright, r. 15 Laskie
Foy Anna Miss, copyist, r. 124 Fulton

" Catherine, widow, r. 54054, 9th

" Ellen, widow, r. 235 Perry rear

" George, waiter, r. 227, 3d
Foy Hugh, proprietor Olympic Club Stables, 503
Sutter, telephone Main 1434, r. 507!^ Sut-
ter

" James, laborer, r. 12Becatur

" John, hostler, r. 849 Harrison

" John B., collector S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
Alameda

Foy Sarah, widow, r. 12 Decatur
" Timothy, bartender Michael Welch, r. 27

Minna
" William, sawyer Pac. & S. F. Box Factory,
r. 12 Decatur
Foye Charles E., master mariner r. 829 Fulton
"' Henry, plasterer, r. 1727 Church
" James, driver O. Q. Reynolds, r. 30 Wash-
ington Av
" James, plasterer, r. 337, aSth
" Margaret, widow, r. 20 Washington Av
Foye WiUiam R. S., vice-president Huntington.
Hopkins Co., office 18 Fremont, r. Oak-
land
Foyle James H., carpet layer Indianapolis Fur-
niture Co., r. Oakland
' ' Robert W. , with Indianapolis Furniture Co. ,
r. Oakland
Frace John, clerk U. S. Customs, r. 433 Geary
Frachia Giuseppe, r. 309 Broadway
Fragley Emma, widow, r. 29 Rutledge Av

" Joseph, millhand C. S. Laumeister, r. 233, 3d
Fragley Martin F., proprietor O. K. Livery
Stable, 1210-1214 Valencia, r. 1210 Va-
lencia
" Martin F. Jr., painter, r. 1210 Valencia
Fraher James J., plumber J. A. Schalich, r. 303
Day
" Philip, laborer, r. 303 Day
" Philip E., policeman, r. 303 Day
" Thomas D., blacksmith J. W. Farren, r. 303
Day
Frahm Charles, cornice maker Forderer Cornice
Wks, r. 186 Noe
" Ernst, bartender D. Hadeler, r. 102 Mission
" George, helper Forderer Cornice Wks, r.

186 Noe
" George, traveling salesman Henry Campe

&Co., r. Dixon, Cal.
" Henry (Christ & Frahm), r. 184 Noe
" Mary Mrs., dressmaking, 184 Noe
" Thomas (Frahm & Frankenberg), r. 2105

Lombard
" & Frankenberg (Thomas Frahm and Na-
than J. Frankenberg), cigar manufac-
turers, 418 Battery
Frain Philip, laborer, r. 3086 Market
Frair George, r. 1138 Folsom
Frakes James, stableman Western Transfer
and Storage Co., r. 841 Harrison
" Thomas, r. 649 Mission
Franca Jose, watchmaker and jeweler, 113

Jackson, r. Ill Jackson
Francard Alfred, stonecutter, r. 1026 Clay

" Mary Mrs., feathers and plumes, 1026 Clay
France Fillmore, laborer, r. 639 Grove
" George W., proprietor Oakland House,

664V2 Howard
" Henry W., clerk general passenger agent's

office S. P. Co., r. Oakland
" Oliver, clerk, r. 6641/2 Howard
" Robert L., clerk general manager's office

Market St. Ry., r. Oakland
" William F., druggist Castro Street Phar-
macy, r. 2803, 16th
" William T., driver La Grande Laundry, r.
2803, 16th
46^Franoes. See Francis

Franceschi Giacinto (Alberigi & Franceschi),
r. 903 Jackson
" John B., fish, 637 Laguna, r. 532 Ivy Av
Franceschini C. & Co. (Cherubim Franceschini
and A. Simi), butchers, 1538 Dupont
" Cherubim (C. Franceschini & Co.), r. 714

Broadway
" Emanuel, fruits, 348 McAllister

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Franceschini Flaminio, clerk Cherubino Bal-

docchi. r. 309i/o OTarrell
" Mlchele, fruits, 646, 17th
" Victor, fruits and vegetables, 640 Ellis
" William, clerk Victor Franceschini. r. 640

Ellis
Francesci Luigi. fisherman, r. 221 Broadway
Francesco Bert olini. hostler Arata & Bro., r. 7

Bartol
Franchi Charles, manager Mrs. Felicita Fran-

chi, r. 215 Scott
" Felicita. widow, wood and coal. 215 Scott
" Luigi fCalestini & Franchi), r. 105 Filbert
" Basilio (Nicora & Franchini), r. 119 Fran-
cisco
" Giorgina Miss (Corvi & Franchini), r.2208

Powell
Franchisi Gabriels, butcher Dominlco Belluo-

mini, r. 301 Hayes
Franciel Jean, cellarman Marchand's Restau-
rant, r. 609 Pine
Francis Andrew S., leverman Sutter St. Ry., r.

142114 Bush
" Carrie, domestic, 423 Cole
" Charles, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 301

Sierra
" Charles B., janitor, 14 Sansome. r. 905 Post
" Charles T., shoemaker, r. 1109 Potrero Av
Francis D. B.. vice-president Francis- Valentine

Co., 517 Clay, r. Palace Hotel
., D. Ganot, printer, r. 129 G'Farrell
" Edna Miss, bookkeeper George W. Haight,

r. Oakland
" Eric M., clerk cashier's dept. Wells, Fargo

&Co.. r. 2616 Webster
" Francois (Fenton & Francis), r. 1421 Bush
" Frederick J., photographer, r. 528 Geary
" George, lumberman, r. 681 Mission
" George E.. clerk general passenger agent's

ofBce S. P. Co., r. 2106 Jones
" George W.. shoe laster Siebe, Glanville

Co., r. 1521 Sanchez
" Grosvenor, surveyor, r. 2616 Webster
" Guy, clerk, r. 518 Golden Gate Av
" Harold, clerk S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy
'• Harry, hostler G. W. Brown, r. 185 Steven-
son
" Harry, laborer, r. 113, 26th
Francis Harry, president Land Savings Union

of California and financial agent, 69-71

Chronicle Bldg. r. San Rafael
- Henry M., clerk, r. 127 Silver
" James, conductor S. F. & S. M. Ry., r. 54

San Jose Av
•• James E., janitor Sheriff's office, r. 1133

Union
" James S., r. 1405 Mason
" John, janitor, r. 1128 Pacific
" John, salt dealer, r. 606 Hampshire
" John, watchman str Willamette Valley
" John A., clerk, r. 1128 Pacific
'■ John B. (Francis & Merki), and teacher

music, r. 1045% Valencia
•■ John D., salesman G. B. Orcese & Co., r.

1100 Powell
'■ John F., laborer, r. 223 Minna
" John R., stevedore, r. 1402 Montgomery
" Joseph, porter S. P. Co., r. Oakland
'■ Joseph, seaman str Pomona
■■ Joseph B., laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

523 Howard
" Joseph F., merchant, r. 1405 Mason
" Joseph S. (Francis & Cabral), r. 54514 Mason
" Joseph S., president Western Outlook Pub-
lishing Co. and clerk general passenger
agents office S. P. Co., r. 1020 Powell

Francis Joseph S., salesman, r. 1405 Mason
" Kate, widow, r. 5 Guerrero
" Kate M. Miss, dressmaking, 506 Jones
" Louisa, widow, r. 11 Auburn
'• Martin S., gripman Sutter St. Ry.. r. 1311

Larkin
" Mina, widow, r. 118 Haight
" Nicholas, warehouseman Overland Freight

Transfer Co., r. 47 Bluxome
" Perry L., motorman S. F. & S. M. Ry., r.

1501 Church
" Peter C, conductor S. F. & S. M. Ry., r. 29

Chapul tepee
" Robert C, collector The Western Outlook,

r. 2106 Jones
" Samuel, helper Edison Light and Power
Co., r. 523 Howard
Francis-Valentine Co., T. B. Valentine presi-
dent, D. B. Francis vice-president, James
B. Hughes secretary, book and job
printers, engravers and electrotypers,
517 Clay and 510-516 Commercial
" Walter, clerk S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy
" Willard H., traveling salesman Langley

& Michaels Co., r. Alameda
" William M., teamster, r. UVA Perry
" W. L.,driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 19 Haw-
thorne
" W. S., conductor Sutter St. Ry., r. 1421
Bush
Francis & Cabral (Joseph S. Francis and
Mattias F. Cabral), produce conomission
merchants and proprietors San Diego
Fish Co., 423-425 Davis, telephone Black
105
" & Merki (John B. Francis and Louis
Merki), musical instruments, 705 Va-
lencia
Franciscan Residence, Rev. Maximilian Neu-
mann superior, 115 Golden Gate Av
Francisco Domingo, liquors, 107 Jackson, r. 422
Drumm
" George B., butcher C. W. Foster, r. 725
O'Farrell
Francisco Harry H., agent Atlantic and Pacific
Fast Freight Line, 61 Chronicle Bldg, r.
240 San Jose Av
" Joseph S., bookkeeper Revere Rubber Co.,

r. 238, 6th
" Mary Miss, lodgings, 238, 6th
Francisconi E., cook Antonio Caselli, r. 249

Pacific
Franciscovich Frank, cashier Louis Taussig &
Co., r. 25O614 Mission
" Martin, r. 25061/4 Mission
Franck Charles, r. 208 Golden Gate Av

" Daniel, upholsterer, r. 5 South Broderick
Franck George, house and sign painter and
artists' materials, 1919 Mission
" Henry A., machinist Joseph Wagner Mfg.

Co., r 308 Noe
" Isidore, musician, r. 517 Post
Francke Albert (Franoke & Heckert), r. 634
Pacific
" Phil C, salesman Davis Bros., r. 19131/4

Devisadero
" & Heckert (Albert Francke and William
Heckert) liquors and lodgings, 634 Pa-
cific
.^^Franoke. See Franck, Frank and Franks
Franco-American Tallow and Fertilizer Co,,
August Prou proprietor, SE cor De Haro
and El Dorado
Franco-Califomien (French daily and weekly),
Alfred Chaigneau publisher and pro-
prietor, 529 California
" Mariano, r. 5 Morey Alley
" Pilar, domestic, 1420 Larkin
Francoeur David T., carpenter, r. 334 Elizabeth
" Francis I., journalist Examiner, r. 845 Fill-
more
" George H., attorney at law, 184-185 Crocker

Bldg, r. 1413 Van Ness Av
" Germain, compositor James H. Barry, r.
845 Fillmore
Franconia House, Charles Pierson proprietor,

S s San Bruno Av nr Eve
Francovich Antonio, cook Matteo Drobaz, r. 6
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Francovicli John, oysterman G. Mayes & Co.,

r. 725 Busli
Franooz Gustave, salesman Lenormand Bros., r.

520 Stockton
Frandsen Rasmus, notions, 1330 Alabama
Franey Kate, widow, r. 29 Freelon
Frank Abraham, clothing, 108 Pacific
Frank Atoramham L., secretary Raphael's 9-15
Kearny, r. 2121 California, telephone
West 684.

" Adam, butcher Katz& Sons, r. 319 Grant Av

" A. Henry, stationer and printer, 532 Clay,
r. Alameda

" Albert (S. H. Frank & Co.), r. 1135 Polk

" Alexander (S. H. Frank & Co.) r. 1135 Polk

" Alexander H. (E. Frank & Sons) r. 3313
California

«' Andreas, cellarman John Wieland Brew-
ery, r. 518 Howard

" Anna, widow, r. 1617 Green

" Antoine, lineman, r. 1228V2 Pine

" Arthur H., salesman Bernard Frank, r.
1311 Pacific

" August (Petermann & Frank), r. 922 Green-
wich

" August, baker John B. Shay

" August W., sign painter, 616 Merchant, r.
427'/2 Chestnut

" Augustus G., salesman Indianapolis Furni-
ture Co, r. 11 Clinton Park

" Benjamin, packer, r. 805 Pine

" Bernard, dry and fancy goods, 1311 Pacific

" Bernhard, solicitor W. H. Fuchs, r. 1157
Folsom

" Brothers (Frederick and George P.), office
318 Crocker Bldg

" Frank C, salesman, r. 1013 Howard

" Catherine, widow, r. 1431 McAllister

" Charles, porter, r. 63 Minna

" Charles, steward str Willamette Valley, r.
1522 Dolores

" Charles L., agent, r. 1707 Geary

^' Clara M., widow, r. 1353 Post

" Clement N., with H. W. Frank & Co., r.
1823 Market

" David, tailor Harry D. Hutt, r. 26 Russ

'' E. & Sons (Ephraim, Mitchel L. and Alex-
ander H.), clothiers, 535-537 Kearny

" Emanuel, capitalist, r. 1453 Franklin

" Emil, salesman Michels & Wand, r. 1509
Gough

" Ephraim (E. Frank & Sons), r. 2313 Califor-
nia

" Ernestine, widow, r. 1930 Bush

" Etta, widow, r. 1623 Vallejo

" Ferdinand, painter, 1003 Pacific

" Frederick, laborer, r. 378'/^ Natoma

" Frederick A. (FrankBros.),r. 2001 Van Ness
Av

" Frederick J., carriage maker, 1209 Webster,
r. 517 Howard

^' Frederick W., engraver A. E. Ridley & Co.,
r. 140, 12th

" George L., manager Schrader Bros., NE
cor Ellis and Larkin, r. 140, 12th

" George P. (Frank Bros.), r. Portland, Or.

" George W., miller, r. 543 Castro

" Harry, clerk Crown Distilleries Co., r. 1807
Laguna

" Harry C, r. 2530 Octavia

" Harry G., clerk Haas Bros., r. Alameda

" Harry J. I., clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 1623
Vallejo

" Henry, brass finisher S. F. Novelty and
Plating Wks, r. 200 Turk

" Henry, gardener, r. 1715 O'Farrell
FraiLk Henry W. (H. W. Frank & Co.) and pro-
prietor Milwaukee Furniture Co., 932-934
Howard, r. 1433 McAllister

" Herman C, transferrer Britton & Rey, r.
140, 13th
Frank H. W. & Co. (Henry W. Frank), manu-
facturers bedding, furniture and uphol-
stery, 212-216 Commercial

" Irving H., clerk Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 1330
Sutter

" Isaac, r. 805 Pine

" J. & Son, merchants (Calistoga), office 13-
15 Battery

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

»•' Heating Appmus.

and Steam I B M

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Frank Jacob (J. Frank & Son), r. 1709 Post
" Jacob, upholsterer, r. 727^/2 O'Farrell rear
" Jacob J., salesman Crown Distilleries Co.,

r. 1807 Laguna
" J. Bernard, painter A. W. Frank, r. 427^/2

Chestnut
" Jennie, widow, r. 1320 Sutter
" John, porter Benj.Curtaz& Son, r. 415 Green
" John, restaurant, 1002 Hyde, r. 1338V2 Pine
" John, ship carpenter, r. 309, 8th
" John, teamster, r. 337 Clara
" John B., fish, 627 Laguna, r. 532 Ivy Av
" John L., carpenter and builder, r. 433a 22d
" John R., butcher, 321 Clement
" Joseph, r. 713 Ellis
" Joseph, clerk Stiner, Straus & Hyman, r.

1831 Sacramento
" Joseph, liquors, 984 ^4 Folsom
" Joseph, teamster, r. 161 Dore
" Karl, carpenter, r. 401 Harrison
" Leo, waiter, r. 307 Montgomery Av
" Leon, liquors, 60 Stuart, r. 805 Pine
" Louis J. (S. H. Frank & Co.), r. Redwood

City
" Lucy Miss, saleslady Bernard Frank, r.

1311 Pacific
" Ludwig, bookkeeper Albert Mueller & Co.,

r. 1243 Leavenworth

FRANK MARK E.,

exclusive men's and boys' furnisher
and maker of shirts, 238 Kearny, r.
1613 Scott

Frank Martin (S. H. Frank & Co.), r. New York
Frank Maurice, special agent Fidelity and
Casualty Co. (of New York), 6 Mutual
Life Bldg, 6th floor, 333 Sansome, and
fire and marine insurance, 210 Sansome,
r. 3610 Sacramento
" Max, patternmaker, r. 314 Ellis
" M. E. Mrs., dressmaking, 619 .Jersey
" Mitchel L. (E. Frank & Sons), r. 2313 Cali-
fornia
" Morris E., traveling salesman G. M. Kutz

& Co., r. 34 Ellis
" Moses, specialist, 126 Kearny, room 40
" Moses A., bookkeeper Wolf & Frank, r. 105

Scott
" Moses J., r. 1819 Laguna
" Nathan, cloak maker, r. 105 Scott
" Nathan, tailor, r. 559!4 Stevenson
" Nathan H. (Andros & Frank), attorney at
law, 320 Sansome, rooms 6-7, r. 3114 Cen-
tral Av
" Oscar, salesman, r. 3610 Sacramento
" Rudolph W., student, r. 1910 Washington
" Samuel, bartender Leon Frank, r. 805 Pine
'^ Samuel, stock broker, 307 Montgomery, r.

Alameda
" Samuel M., r. 1821 Sacramento
Frank S. H. & Co. (Martin, William, Alexander,
Albert and Louis J. Frank and A. J.
Marcus), tanners and dealers leather,
hides, etc., 406-408 Battery
" Soloma Mrs., r. 140, 12th
" Stephen, r. 9 Hubbard
" Tanning Co. (Redwood City, Cal.), office

406 Battery
" William, r. 444 Brannan
" William (Gutte & Frank), r. 1910 Wash-
ington
" William (S. H. Frank & Co.), r. 2207 Buch-
anan
" William C, clerk, r. SE cor Castro and 25th
Frank's BiUiard Parlors, Harry B. Adler pro-
prietor, 8 Eddy

WASHBURN & MOEN MFG. CO.

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J. C.WILSON & CO.
Coal, Coke and Pig Iron,

PRINCIPAL OFFICE,

900 Battery Street. TeL Main 1864.

OAKLAND BRANCH,

1058 Broadway. Telephone 54.

Frank's Block, 502 Washington
" Rotisserie, Coutard & Hoch proprietors,

419 Pine
Frank's Saloon, John L. Radovich proprietor,

328 Pine
^Sr-Frank. See Franck, Francke, Franke and

Franks
Franke Bruno, master mariner, r. 467 Shotwell
" Charles R. (A. Herman & Co.), r. 64, 1st
" Emil, gardener, r. 517 Birch Av
" Gustav. cabinet maker Fink & Schindler,

r. 139, 14th
•' Henry, clerk P. Mayer & Co., r. 132, 11th
" Henry, coffee dealer, r. 17th Av South nr J
" Herman, blacksmith, r. 507 Mission
■' John W., electrician, r. I bet 14th and 15th

Avs South
" John W., upholsterer Bernhard Mattress

Co., r. cor L and 15th Av South
" Joseph, shoemaker Martin Goldstein, r.

821 Vz Montgomery
" Julius, laborer St. Mary's Hospital
" Mary, widow, r. 15th Av South nr L
" Otto G., plumber W. P. Fuller & Co., r.

11314 Francisco
" Paul (Dickow & Franke), r. 772 Mission
" Paul, salesman, r. 4, 13th
" Philip, clerk, r. I91314 Devisadero
" William, fireman Roth, Blum & Co., r. cor

7th Av South and Railroad Av
M9ir Franke. See Franck, Francke, Frank and

Franks
Frankel Charles, plumber, r. SE cor 13th Av

and L
" David, salesman, r. 1630 O'Farrell
" Emil B., clerk H. H. Sattler & Co., r. 1417

Octavia
" Hannah, widow, r. SE cor 12th Av and L
" Hermann L., salesman Columbia Shoe

Store, r. 1514 California
" Julia, widow, r. 1318 Sutter
" Julius, milkman, SE cor 12th Av and L
" Lee (Kaufmann & Frankel), r. 1514 Cali-
fornia
'^ Richard, baker Nicholas Prost, r. 336, 3d
Frankenbach Valentine, r. 1616 Buchanan
Frankenberg Bernard, salesman, r. 2215 Sutter
" Fred, salesman, r. 2215 Sutter
" Joseph, harness and saddlery, 208 Drumm,

r. 2215 Sutter
" Leon, salesman Davis Bros., r. Alameda
" Lottie, widow, r. 626 Grove
•' Louis, cigar maker Frahm & Frankenberg,

r. 626 Grove
" Louis, collector Rosenblum & Abraham, r.

" Nathan J. (Frahm& Frankenberg), r. 1413»4
Buchanan
Frankenheimer Joseph, r. 136 West Mission
" Meyer, salesman M. Blaskower & Co., r.
136 West Mission
Frankenthal Frederick (Goldman & Co.), r. 229
Stockton
" Jacob, merchant, r. 1718 Bush
Frankfeld Bernhard, r. 1234 Bush
Frankfort Accident and Plate Glass Insurance
Co. of Frankfort-on-the-Main, Germany,
Voss, Conrad & Co. managers, Boole &
Bosqui city agents, 204 Sansome
" Marine Insurance Co. (Germany), Voss.
Conrad & Co. general agents, 204 San-
Sansome
Franklin Abe, clothing, 231 Jackson, r. 1121
Powell
" Abraham, barber, r. 1803 Jones
" Abraham, commission broker, r. 1409 Ellis

Franklin Adolph, clerk Market St. Ry., r. 28

John
" Albert W., painter, r. 10 Vulcan
" Benjamin, janitor, r. 1611 Mason
" Benjamin, section foreman, r. 54, 1st
" Benjamin G., city agent Massachusetts

Mutual Life Ins. Co., 214 Pine, room 56,

r. 28 Hawthorne

FRANKLIN BOOK AND JOB

PRINTING OFFICE, Frank Eastman &
Co. proprietors, 509 Clay

Franklin Caroline, widow, r. 521 Lombard

" Charles, salesman, r. 1803 Jones

" Charles, soda water bottler, r. 145V4,5th

" Charles B., carpenter, r. 623 O'Farrell

" Charles R., pattern maker, r. 525 Folsom

" Clara Mrs., r. 111,9th

■' Emanuel B., draughtsman, r. 1409 Ellis

" Fannie M. Miss, teacher Hearst Grammar
School, r. 514 Hermann
Franklin Fire Insurance Co. (of Philadelphia),
Edward E. Potter manager, 508 Cali-
ifornia, room 3

" Fred M., painter, r. 540 Ellis

" George, r. 107 Trenton

" George, bookbinder H. S. Crocker Co., r.
1916 Leavenworth

" George W., laborer, r. 525 Folsom
Franklin Grammar School, Richard D. Faulk-
ner principal, E s 8th bet Harrison and
Bryant
Franklin Gravel Mining Co. (Dutch Flat, Cal.),
George R. Spinney secretary, 310 Pine,
room 28
Franklin Hall, 1839 Fillmore

" Helen Mrs., dressmaker, r. 623 O'Farrell

" Henry H., solicitor, r. Ill, 9th

" Herman, traveling salesman, r. 106 Wal-
nut

" House, 127 Montgomery

" Hyman (Franklin & Newman), r. 629 Gol-
den Gate Av

" Isidor, traveling salesman M. Franklin &
Bro., r. 907 Ellis

" James, laborer, r. 281 Minna

" James, laborer, r. 422 Brannan

" James, seaman, r. 221 Paris

" John (Franklin & Swenson), r. 1054V2
Howard

" John, pile driver Jas. A. McMahon, r. 63
Tehama

" Joseph, r. 141 Taylor

" Joseph (M. Franklin & Bro.), r. 1227 Geary

" Joseph, motorman Market St. Ry., r. 3353
Mission

" Julius, brass molder, r. 531 Lombard

,, Julius S. (Metzger & Franklin), r. 2930 Cal-
ifornia

" Leon, r. 15081/i Howard

" M. & Brother (Marcus and Joseph), im-
porters dry goods, 25-27 Sansome

" M. A. Mrs., proprietor Vermont House,
303% Sutter

" Marcus (M. Franklin & Bro.), r. 639 Golden
Gate Av

" Martin, carpenter, r. 1723 Eddy

" Mary, widow, r. 525 Folsom

" Max J., insurance, r. 1432 Geary

" Milton W., student, r. 1227 Geary

" Moses J., pawnbroker, 215 Grant Av, r. 1444

O'Farrell

Franklin Nate, law and collection agency, 410

Kearny, rooms 12-13, r. 629 Golden Gate

Av

Noah J. Mrs., widow, pawnbroker, 1106

Market, r. 1440 O'Farrell
Robert E., with ^tna Mineral Water Co.,

r. 31 Lafayette
Samuel, boiler maker Union I. Wks, r. 715

Gough
Samuel, druggist J. L. Cerf, r. 1409 Ellis
Sarah A., widow, r. 514 Hermann
Franklin Savings and Building Association,
William Hatje secretary, office 515 Mar-
ket

" Simon S.. tailor, r. 1803 Jones

" Stephen, clerk Oregon Coal and Naviga-
tion Co., r. Oakland

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Franklin Street Presbyterian Churcti, Rev.
George D. B. Stewart pastor, SW cor
Franklin and Vallejo
" Theodore, shoe cutter, r. 1723 Eddy
" Thomas, laborer, r. 54, 1st
" Victoria, widow, r. 540 Ellis
" Walter F., student, r. 1237 Geary
" William, musician, r. 313 Leavenworth
" William L., expressman, r. 1303 Baker
" William S., sign writer, 421 Jones, r. 595

Folsom
" & Newman (Hyman Franklin and Nathan
Newman), proprietors Globe Glove Co.,
121 Pine
" & Swenson (John Franklin and Henry
Swenson), restaurant, 50, 3d
Franks Annie E. Miss, teacher Moulder Pri-
mary School, r. SE cor Fillmore and
Hermann
Franks BrotHers (Joseph P., James J. R. and Ed-
ward F.), beer bottlers, SE cor Fillmore
and Hermann, telephone Steiner 1061
" Charles E., clerk Russ House
" Edmond, restaurant, 740, 7th Av, r. Fulton

nr 6th Av
" Edward F. (Franks Bros.), r. SE cor Fill-
more and Hermann
" Frank, porter Walter H. Blunden, r. 427

Turk
" Frederick, clerk Cal. Construction Co., r.

550 Valencia
" Frederick, laborer, r. 11 Chapultepec
" George M. (Fannin & Franks), r. The Colo-
nial
" Harry, compositor, r. 528 O'Farrell
" James, capitalist, r. SE cor Fillmore and

Hermann
" James, truckman Truck 6. r. 829 Hayes
" James J. R. (Franks Bros.), r. SE cor Fill-
more and Hermann
" Joseph P. (Franks Bros.), r. SE cor Fill-
more and Hermann
" Josephine Miss, r. Fulton nr 6th Av
" Nettie F. Miss, r. Fulton nr 6th Av
" Newman, tailor, 131 Eddy, r. 400 Polk
" William, dyer, r. 610 Polk
" William, wheelwright, r. 1300 Larkin
i3S-Franks. See Franck, Francke, Frank and

Franke
Franquelin Adolph P., collector, r. 31 John

" E., driver Stone & Co., r. 1515 California
Fransen Louise, domestic, 1816 Larkin

" Peter F., longshoreman, r. 716Brannan
Frantz Jay M., real estate, r. 2515 Fillmore
Frantzkee John G., r. 304, 3d
Franusich John N., bartender Radovich Bros.,
r. 55 Tehama
" Martin, restaurant, Bryant bet Main and
Spear, r. 403 Bryant
Franz Charles, gardener, r. 541 Valencia
" Louis, waiter J. L. Radovich, r. 1310 Pa-
cific
" Theodore, barber L. Ulsemer, r. 51 Preclta

Av
" Valentine, carpenter, r. 1215 San Jose Av
Franzell Ellen B., widow, r. 400 Clayton
Franzen Albert H., upholsterer Henry Franzen,
r. 231 Ellis
" Augusta Mrs., r. 7 Mission Court
" Charles, seaman str Protection
" Frederick, electrician Rudolph Wallman,

r. 231 Ellis
" George, carpenter, r. 909 Powell
" Henry, upholsterer, 231 Ellis
" Henry Jr.. draper Henry Franzen, r. 331

Ellis
" John, clerk, r. 933 Kearny
Franzina M., real estate agent, r. 83314 Mont-
gomery
Franzinelli Antonio, liquors, 437 Broadway
Franzini Adolph, clerk Hornlein Bros.
Franzoi Charles, cutter L. Gottheim & Co., r.

1423 California
Franzoni F. C, musician, r. 531 Union

" William H., bartender Commercial Hotel
FrapoUi B. & Co. (Frank and Mrs. Teresa Fra-
poUi), native wines and brandies, 712-
714 Battery
" Frank (B. Frapolli & C0.I, r. 909 Filbert

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

FURNITURE.

Entirely /Hew StocJs in A\ost Correc*

. . . Styles . . ,

G^l-G^y IVIARKET SX.

Frapolli Sylvio, foreman B. Frapolli & Co., r.
909 Filbert
" Teresa, widow (B. Frapolli & Co.), r. 909
Filbert
Frary Allen, clerk Thomas Day & Co., r. 735b

Ellis
Eraser Alexander, driver, r. 730 Army
" Annie, widow, r. 1702 Polk
" Annie B., widow, r. 926 Mission
" Belle Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 37, 2d
•' Bruce E., motorman Market St. Ry., r. 129

California Av
" Cattle Food Co., William Tucker manager,

11 Hickory Av
" C. D., ropetender S. F. & S. M. Ry., r. 379

Arlington
" Daniel C, carpenter Townley Bros., r. 820

Howard
" Duncan, bartender McCreadie & Gallagher,

r. 5 Mason
" Duncan P., carpenter, r. 117 Valley
" Edward W., wrapper O'Connor, Moflatt &

Co., r. 936 Mission
" Edwin J., physician, 406 Sutter, rooms 18-

19, r. 2013 Sacramento
" E. F., driver W. W. Montague & Co.
•' E. S. Mrs., physician, 610 Mason
" Ethelbert M., electrician Cahill & Hall

Elevator Co., r. 1423 California
" Eugene J. P., r. 926 Mission
" Frederick, clerk Edward Andersen, r.

Berkeley
" George B., night manager The United

Press, 302 Montgomery, room 46, r. 827

Geary
" George F., helper William S. Snook & Son,

r. 810 Dolores
" George W., collector The J. Dewing Co., r.

Golden Gate, Cal.
" Gordon, ship carpenter, r. 334 Duncan
" Gregory G., traveling salesman Dunham,

Carrigan & Hayden Co., r. Occidental

Hotel
" Harry A., clerk Upton Bros., r. 738, 14th
" Howard, machinist, r. 1108, 24th
" Howard, teamster, r. 613 Bryant
" Hugh, insurance agent, 508 California,

room 42, r. Alameda
" Hugh W., attorney at law, 508 California.

room 43, r. 334 Van Ness Av
" James A., lineman Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r.

1003 Natoma
" James C, machinist Cal. Electrical Wks.

r. 1413 Polk
" James D., carpenter, 14 Leavenworth, r.

38 McAllister
" James E., clerk treasurer's dept. S. P. Co.,

r. Oakland
" James G., carpenter, r. 506, 3d
" James G., salesman Raphael Weill & Co.,

r. 1413 Polk
" James H., clerk, r. 738, 14th
" James K. (Henrix & Eraser), r. 543 Freder-
ick
" James O., laborer, r. 1833 Hyde
" John, bartender James P. Kirwan Jr., r. 113

Bay
" John, carpenter, r. 738, 14th
" John, machinist, r. 856 Folsom
" John A., foreman machinist Union I. Wks,

r, 418 Sutter
" John G., clerk Bancroft- Whitney Co., r.

Oakland
" John P., sign painter, 809 Mission
" John R., blacksmith Market St. Ry.. r. 16

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FRASER J. P.,

painter, polisher and natural wood
finisher, 310 Stockton, telephone Grant
196, r. 610 Mason
Fraser, Louis C, agent J. L. Flood, 26 Flood
Bldg, and 7 Nevada Block, r. Ill Brod-
erick
■' N. M. Mrs., dressmaking, 131 Post
" Roderick, sparmaker C. A. Castner & Co.,

r. 810 Dolores
" S. A., carpenter, r. 28 Turk
" Simon J., physician and surgeon, 1218 Mis-
sion
'• Simon P. A., carpenter William Little, r.

2931 Laguna
" Thomas (Brennan & Fraser). r. 123 Eddy
" Thomas A., gripman Presidio and Ferries
RR, r. 1131 Union
Fraser Thomas T., druggist and chemist, 1086
Howard
'• Wilbur, clerk T. H. Ryan & Co., r. 106

Mason
•' William, ship carpenter, r. 302 Lily Av
■' William, wharfinger, r. 1007 Harrison
" William F., jeweler Isaac Hassen, r. 7.S8,

14th
" William G., plasterer, r. 1423 California
" William H., patternmaker, r. 414B Lily Av
" William L., painter, r. Majestic nr Hearst
A-S" Fraser. See Fraiser, Frazer and Frazier
Frasier Robert, foreman shipwright Clark &

Webster, r. Oakland
Frassi Antonio, fresco painter, 68'^ West Mis-
sion
Frassinello Giacomo, cooper J. J. Kucich, r 2

Pfeiffer
Fratas Anthony, liquors, 112 Steuart, r. 411

Dolores
Fraternal Hall, 3029, 16th
" Printing Co., W. D. S. Harrington man-
ager, 14 McAllister
Frates Frank, laundryman La Grande Laundry
" John, deckhand str Modoc
" Joseph, barber August Phillips, r. Oakland
Fratessa Charles, milker, r. San Bruno Av nr

37th Av South
Fratina Antonio, fisherman, r. 908 Sansome

" Pietro, longshoreman, r. 10 Bartol
Fratinger Arthur F., clerk, r. 817 Eddy

" Julia, widow, r. 817 Eddy
Frauen Adolph, delivery clerk Charles M. Plum
&Co., r. 11 Wool
" Heinrich A., shoemaker, 6061-4, .3d
" Peter, carpenter Frank A. Geier, r. 11
Wool
Frauenholz Arthur J., bookkeeper, r. 13.5 Chest-
nut
Frauenkron Joseph J., proprietor Merchants'

Lunch, 518 Kearny, r. 621 Stevenson
Frawley Edward J., stonecutter, r. 172 Clem-
entina
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 172 Clementina
" Henry W., shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg

&Co., r. 131 Castro
" John, r. 131 Castro
" Margaret Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home
" Patrick J., bridgebuilder, r. 172 Clemen-
tina
" Thomas R., metal roofer, r. I6O61/, Lexint'-
ton Av
Fray Fred, teamster, r. 3114 Dore
FrayerB. E., motorman Market St. Ry.. r. 129
California Av
" Joseph F., wood dealer, r. 4 Enterprise
Frayne Frank J., r. 113 Wildey

Fraysinous Jean, yardman Legallett-Helwig
Tanning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad
Av
Fraysse Jean, baker, r. 815 Stockton
Frazee Mary E., widow, r. 8 Hopeton Terrace
Frazer Anna, domestic, 1602 Fell
" Charles E., grainer, r. 439 Fell
" Charles R., electrician, r. 439 Fell
" David W., books, II614 Taylor
" Henry C, inspector Westinghouse Air

Brakes, r. 114 Scott
" James, insurance agent, 308 Pine, r. 614

Sutter
" James, painter, r. 128, 10th
•' James L., conductor, r. 1824b Howard
" James S., fireman str Progreso, r. 12 Fed-
eral
" John, speculator, r. 8 Gough
" Lena, domestic, 1045 Valencia
" Robert, cook Adam Swan, r. 1148 Market
" Thomas F., blacksmith Pac. Gas Imp. Co.,

r. 2218 Greenwich
■' Thomas J., dentist, 80 Flood Bldg, r. 711

Jones
" William J., pipe litter S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 1109Folsom
4®~ Frazer. See Fraser, Frasier and Frazier
Frazier Albert, employee Palace Hotel, r. 1612
Baker
" Ferdinand F., traveling salesman Well-
man. Peck& Co., r. 1504 Market
" Hugh, r. 718 Tennessee
Frazier James Lewis, superintendent Coast Di-
vision S. P. Co.,r. 1902 Broderick
" Louis, cutter Heyneman & Co., r. Oakland
" Patrick B., capitalist, r. 1403 Devisadero
FrearHugoP., naval architect Union I. Wks, r.
127 De Long Av
" Walter Rev., general agent American
Board of Commissioners for Foreign
Missions. 7 Montgomery Av, r. Oakland
4®"Frear. See Freer
Freeh Henry, printer, r. 15 Langton
Frechette Jean, cook Marchand's Restaurant, r.

421, 4th
4S" Frechett. See Frichette
4®- Frechtle. See Freechtle
Frechou Eugene, butcher, r. 154 Shipley rear
Freck Henry M., stairbuilder, 407 Mission, r. 931
Dolores
" Louis, laborer, r. 131 Clara
Fred Finch Orphanage, I. J. Truman treasurer,
office Mills Bldg. 236 Bush ,

" Mary, domestic, 2131 Sacramento
Fredell Charles G., groceries, 1222 Howard
Fredenburg Lizzie Miss, bookkeeper, r. loGSYz

Market
«S- Fredenburg. See Freudenberg
Frederick Annie, domestic, 2103 Pacific Av
" Bernard M., compositor Dewey Pub. Co., r.

1109 Howard
" Charles, r. 449y2, 20th
" G. Henry, cooper August Petzold, r. 118

Drumm
•' Henry C, tailor, r. 27 Lapidge
" Joseph S., shipping clerk Jackson Brewing

Co., r. 1426 Mission
" Robert B., foreman Buckingham & Hecht,

r. 11 Eagenia Av
" W. A. Mrs., r. 1426 Mission
Frederick William A., president Jackson Brew-
ing Co., 1428 Mission, r. 1426 Mission
" William B., inventor, r. 2203 Mission
&3~ Frederick. See Fredericks and Fredrick
Fredericks Albert, janitor Mutual Life Bldg
" Amelia, widow, r. 417b Francisco
" Arthur R., salesman Joseph Fredericks &

Co., r. 1810 Webster
" Benjamin, salesman Marshall, Teggart &

Co., r. Oakland
" Charles E.. salesman Joseph Fredericks &

Co., r. The Baldwin
" Conrad, teamster Walker Bros., r. 428, 7th
" Detlef, bartender Collins & Wheeland, r.

1020 Howard
" Edward, baker Swain Bros., r. 3.30 Fremont
" Edward C, marker S. F. Laundry, r. 836

Olive Av
" Evangeline Mrs., r. 7.35 Folsom

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Telephone Main 926.

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aSO Fre-

Fredericks Ferdinand, blacksmith,

mont
" Frank, r. 606 Sutter
'• Frederick, clerk, r. 417b Francisco
" George A., apprentice Union I. Wks, r. 917

Larkin
" George H., bookseller, r. 326, 7tli
„ Henry A., waiter George H. Ricliard. r. 735

Folsom
'< Jacob, stableman Bavaria Brewery, r. 2424

Greenwich
" Jacob C, teamster, 113 Bush, r. 1612 Steiner
" John, laborer, r. 2422 Greenwich
" Joseph (Joseph Fredericks & Co.), r. 606

Sutter

FREDERICKS JOSEPH & CO.

(Joseph Fredericks), furniture, car-
pets, upholstery, sole agents Vienna
bentwood furniture, special designs
portieres, draperies and art cabinet
work, 649-651 Market, telephone Main
816 ^ , .

Fredericks Joseph A., teamster Overland
Freight Transfer Co., r. 205 Kennebec

" Leopold, master schr Howard, office 5
Spear, r. 10 De Boom

" Louis, waiter Popular Dining Rooms, r. 1
5th

" Nicholas, glove cutter, r. 418 Ellis

" Oscar, wagon maker, r. 767 Folsom

'■ Paul J., foreman R. A. Giltoide & Co., r.
983 Harrison

" R. R., laborer, r. W s Uranus nr 17th

" Theresa Miss, stenographer Columbus

Buggy Co.

«®-Fredericks. See Fredricks and Friedricks

Fredericksburg Bottling Co., August J. Lang

president and manager, Gustav Liebold

vice-president, Charles Vatch secretary,

921 Market and 1510 Ellis

Fredericksburg Brewery (San Jose, Cal.),

office 403 Market, telephone Main 1150
Frederickson Albert, mate schr Montezuma

" Charles A., cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 634, 4th

" Charles F., cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 30
Page

" Eva, domestic, 721 Ashbury

" Frank, bartender Charles G. Ahlgren, r. 26
Folsom

" Henry, yardman Pac. Woodenware and
Cooperage Co., r. 634, 4th

" Nicholas, coachman, r. 1309 Van Ness Av

" Peter, carpenter, r. 437, 4th

" Philip, waiter J. U. Hastings

" William, master str Newark, r. Oakland
4®-Frederickson. See Fredrickson
Frediani A. & Co. (Allezzio Frediani and Law-
rence Biagi), fruits and vegetables, 535
Hayes

" A. & Co. (Attilio Frediani), fruits and veg-
etables, 1605 Folsom

" Allezzio (A. Frediani & Co.), r. 535 Hayes

" Attilio (A. Frediani & Co.), r. 305, 12th

" Eugene, laborer B. lacopetti & Co., r. 33
Broadway

" Francesco, clerk Delia Maggiora & Mo-
retti, r. 850 Valencia

" George, fruits and vegetables, 1050 Va-

" Joseph (Frediani & Lavan), r. 1018 Mont-
gomery
" Minnie, domestic, 1342 Hyde
" Vincent, native wines, 704 Vallejo, r. 1121

Kearny
" & Lavan (Joseph Frediani and Charles
Lavan), blacksmiths and wagon makers,
424 Pacific
Fredman, Theodore, shipping clerk Am. Biscuit

Co., r. 306 Lombard
JBa-Fredrichs. See Friedrichs and Frerichs
Fredrick Harry A., dentist, 131 Post, rooms 1-2
Fredrick Morris, vice-president Will & Finck

Co., 818-820 Market, r. 2506 California
Fredrick M. W., Dr., eye, ear, nose and throat.
131 Post, office hours 10 to 12 a. m. and
1 to 3 p. m.
■' Powel (California Exterminating Insti-
tute), r. 411A Turk

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

F»UA\F»S,

Suction and F="orce,

FOR HAND, WINDMILL and POWER,

ALL SIZES.

311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Fredricks Anna Mrs., r. 350, 3d
" Arthur K., liquors, 2353 Market, r. 126 Col-

lingwood
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 126 Collingwood
^' Elizabeth Miss, teacher Agassiz Primary

School, r. 126 Collingwood
" George, buyer Union I. Wks, r. 616 Guerrero
" Henry, janitor, r. 547 Minna
" Theresa M. Miss, teacher Edison Primary
School, r. 126 Collingwood
J8®=Fredricks. See Fredericks and Friederichs
Fredrickson Axel, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
" Benjamin, master schr Granger, office Pier

7 Steuart
•' Charles, cook, r. 11 Clay
" Charles, seaman, r. 534, 2d
" Charles, stevedore, r. 1922 Greenwich
Fredrickson F. C. & Co. ^Frederick C. Fredrick-
son and Otto F. Lange), fruit and pro-
duce commission merchants, 411 Wash-
ington
" Frederick, master mariner, r. 59 South Park
" Frederick C. (F. C. Fredrickson & Co.), r.

217 Pierce ^

" George S., oiler Goodyear Rubber Co., r.

3156 Folsom
" Gustave, hostler, r. 509 Natoma
" Hans, seaman, r. 22 Sacramento
" Henry, laborer, r. 1507 Kentucky
•' James, seaman, r. 419 East North
" Louis J., coachman Timothy J. Sullivan,

r. 24081/4 Sacramento
" Oscar, seaman, r. 1123 Hampshire
" Swen, master schr Evie, office Pier 7
Steuart, r. 59 South Park
J89=Fredrickson. See Frederickson
Free Benjamin F., engineer Golden Gate Dis-
tilling Co., r. 816a Filbert
" Christian, jeweler Shreve & Co., r. NW cor

7th Av and D
'• Dispensary (Mission of the Good Samari-
tan), M. H. Atkins M. D., 249, 2d
•' Dispensary, Medical Dept University of

California, 155 New Montgomery
" Evangelical Swedish Mission, Rev. John

Peterson pastor, 1131% Mission
■' Herman D., liquors, NW cor 7th Av and
Fulton
Free Public Library, George D. Clark librarian,
New City Hall, 2d floor; branches 1131A
Valencia, 1126 Kentucky, 1801 Stockton,
and 813 Point Lobos Av; cui-rent news-
papers New City Hall basement
" Robert H., salesman Ferguson & Curley,

r. 427 Grove ^ ,,

" William S., salesman Norton, Teller &
Roden, r. 212 Scott
*S-Free. See Freeh and Frey .

Freechtle Joseph, harness maker, 806 Larkm, r.

1435 Ellis ^ ,.^ .

Freed Abraham, expressman, SE cor California
and Kearny, r. 1228 Folsom
" Tgnatz, traveling salesman Horn & Co., r.

719, 14th
" Jacob, jeweler, r. 22M Russ
" John B., traveling salesman New Home

Sewing Machine Co., r. 1724 Fillmore
" Seamon, barber Scott S. Simon, r. 1228 Fol-
som
4S"Freed. See Fried .

Freeh Michael, boiler maker, r. 928 Illinois
Freel Ann, widow, r. 613 I
" John B., policeman, r. 800 Kearny
" Mary, widow, r. 2341/2, 10th
" Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 613 I
J8®-Freel. See Friel

WATSON & CO.

PACIFIC COAST AGENTS.

124 IVIarket Street.

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WiLLIAM WOLFF & CO., 329 Market St.

Freeland Charles P., salesman William Mackie,
r. 734 Guerrero

" John P., clerk local freight office S. P. Co.,
r. 734 Guerrero

" William W., carpenter, r. 1114, 24th
4®=Freeland. See Vreeland
Precis Richard, deckhand str Oakland, r. Oak-
land
Freeman Abraham C. (Freeman & Bates), r. 3034

Washington
Freeman Allen G., vice president and Pacitlc
Coast Manager J. K. Armsby Company
(Chicago, 111.), 138 Market, r. Palace
Hotel

" Ann Miss, r. 144 Clara

■' A. W., r. 819 California

" Bridget Miss, r. 144 Clara

" Charles E., salesman New York Belting
and Packing Co., r, 606b Powell

" Charles W., foreman Filmer-Rollins Elec-
tro. Co., r. Oakland

" Elisha, master mariner, r. 516 Folsom

" Eugene M., pilot, ,506 Battery, r. 2610 Cali-
fronia

" Forrest B., physician, 66-67 Donohoe Bldg,
r. 120 McAllister

" Frances Miss, cigars and tobacco, 915 Mar-
ket, r. 703 Sutter

' ' Frank B. , clerk local freight office S. P. Co. ,
r. Alameda

" Frank F., attorney at law, 8-11 Mills Bldg,
9th floor, r. 3034 Washington

" Jacob (Freeman & Wrin), r. 21 Fair Av

" James A., foreman Catton, Bell & Co., r.
2629 Harrison

" Jeremiah N., janitor, r. 1006 Washington

" J.Eugene (Smith & Freeman), r. The Co-
lonial

" John, cement worker S. F. Bridge Co.

" John E., r. Old People's Home

" JohnL., with Singer Mfg. Co., r. 3509a 16th

" John W., machinist, r. 405 Kearny

" Magnus, tailor O. W. Nordwell & Co., r.
Oakland

" Mary A., widow, r. 633>/2 Geary

" Matilda G. Miss, furnished rooms, 144 Clara

" Matthew D., horseshoer. 434 Valencia, r. 50
Clinton Park

" Nicholas, miner, r. 144 Clara

" O. K., purser strCity of Rio de Janeiro

" P. Enoch, r. Old People's Home

" Peter, cooper Pione r Oil Wks, r. 145, 4th

" Robert B., shoemaker, 93914 Mission, r. 227,
6th

" Samuel F., clerk, r. 2007 Bush
Freeman, Smith & Co. (Arthur A. Smith),
agents for Harkness Patent Wax Can-
dles and Acme Candle Works (Cincinnati,
Ohio), office 122 California
Walter, lineman, r. 346, 4th
Walter H., bartender Frederick B. Swan,

r. 126, 5th
Walter J., salesman Frederick B. Haight,

r. 773 Harrison
Walter K., salesman Ames & Harris, r.

Oakland
Webster, laborer S. P. Co.
Freeman & Bates (Abraham C. Freeman and
George E. Bates), attorneys at law,
8-10-11 Mills Bldg, 9th floor

'■ & Wrin (Jacob Freeman and Michael J.
Wrin), stoves and tinware, plumbing
and gasfitting, 326, 3d
Freer Burr W., traveling salesman Waterbury

Watch Co., 15 Mills Bldg, 2d floor
*fcg=- Freer. See Frear

Freese Andrew C, stevedore, 55 Mission and
Public Administrator, ;B5 Chronicle Bldg,
r. 812 Fell
" Andrew J., principal Potrero Evening

School, r. 703 Geary
" Annie, widow, r. 920 Montgomery
" Charles, deckhand tugboat Transit, r. 739.

4th
" Charles Mrs., widow, r. 516 Fulton
" Charles F., carpenter, r. 1120, 24th
•' Edward B., bookkeeper A. C. Freese, r. 154

Waller
" Emma Miss, operator Stange & Jaenicke.

r. 516 Fulton
" Harry, cook, r. 329 Drumm
" Herman, clerk Union Lumber Co., r. 516

Fulton
" Herbert L., driver X L Dairy Co.. r. 917

Treat Av
" Hulda Miss, operator Stange & Jaenicke,

r. 516 Fulton
" John, r. 433 Geary
" John H. (Miller & Freese) r. Oakland
" John H;, groceries and liquors, N W cor28th

and Church, r. 1438 Church
" Joseph C, clerk, r. 812 Fell
" Louise E. Miss, teacher penmanship, 337

Phelan Bldg
" Otto, laborer, r. 510 Missouri
" Peter (Hartwick & Freese), r. Alameda
" Richard, broommaker Cal. Broom Mfg.

Co.. r. 318 Duncan
" William, r. 772!4 Harrison
" William, bartender Chris J. F. Schmidt, v.
502 Market
William F., deckhand tugboat Transit
Treese. See Freise, Frese and Fries
Freet John B. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 110 Taylor

" Winnie Miss, r. 110 Taylor
Freeth Joseph, shoemaker, 631 Stevenson
Freethy George W.. master mariner, r. 257 Te-
hama
Freguglia Frank, clerk A. Devoto, r. 1529 Powell
Frehe Herman F., shoemaker, r. 440^4 Hayes
>8®~Frehrichs. See Frerichs
Frei Andrew, r. 20 Rincon PI
" Charles, baker Adolph Altherr, r. SE cor

Dolores and 17th
" Conrad, tailor, 204 Powell
" Emil, artist Thomas C. Butterworth, r. 15
Beaver
4®" Frei. See Free, Frey, Fry and Frye
Freidenrich David (Naphtaly, Freidenrich &
Ackerman), attorney at law, 426 Cali-
fornia, rooms 4-6, r. 634 Golden Gate Av
>8ffi~Freidlander. See Friedlander
4®"Freidman. See Friedemann and Friedman
Freie Gemeinde, Mrs. Meta Widder secretary,
310 O'Farrell
" Gemeinde Hall, 310 O'Farrell
Freiermuth Annie M., widow, r. 1524 Ellis
" Catherine Mrs., r. 543i^ Natoma
" Charles, plumber, 1809 Union
" George H., r. 1524 Ellis
" Henry H., r. 4291/2 Oak
" Hervey W., clerk, r. 429'^ Oak
" Sarah L., widow, r. 117 Oak
Freiknecht Fred W., porter J. H. Medau, r. 357!^

Minna
Freiling Peter, manufacturer Freiling's Pile
Salve, r. 1628 Devisadero
" Rufus, bookbinder H. S. Crocker Co., r. 1628
Devisadero
Freise Louis, driver George Scharetg, r. Iowa
nr Sierra
" Paul, butcher, SW cor Buchanan and Birch
Av
;e®="Freise. See Freese, Frese and Fries
Freisinger Louis, laborer A. E. Buckman, r.

NW cor Steiner and Hermann
Freitag Christina M., widow, r. 320 Drumm
>g®=Freitag. See Freytag
Freitas Ada Mrs., r. 1931 San Carlos Av
" Antone F.. barber, 419, 4th, r. 409, 4th
" Antonio, cook George H. Richard, r. 9

Ritch rear
" Antonio, waiter Frank Fisher, r. 119 Jack-
son
" Frank, cook Frank Fisher, r. 119 Jackson

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Freitas Frank, watchman str Newark, r. Oak-
land
" Frank L., bookkeeper, r. 6189£ Greenwich
" Joaquin T. (Freitas & Rodgers), r. 931

Florida
" John (Content & Freitas), and liquors, 412

Jackson, r. 221 Broadway
" Joseph, laborer S. P. Co., r. Oakland
" Joseph M, instructor Charles E. Broad, r.

409 Stanyan
" Lottie, widow, r. 10th Av South nr G
" Manuel, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 837

Broadway
" Manuel T.. wholesale dairy produce and

provisions, 325 Front, r. 11 Elliot Park
" M. Li., molder Occidental Foundry, r. 6I814

Greenwich
" & Rodgers (Joaquin T. Freitas and Manuel
Rodgers), beer bottlers, 413-415, 8th
j^~Freitas. See De Freitas, Fratas and Frates
Freitsch Louis, teamster Western Meat Co.
Freling Arthur, capitalist, r. 615 Taylor
Frellson Hans, livery stable, 1509 Grove
Fremd Kaufman, cook Wahl & Strohl, r. 131 Ui
Kearny
" Rudolph, bartender, r. 905 O'Farrell
Premier Julius, clerk, r. 1509 Dupont
Fremont George, glove maker, r. 37 Moss
" Joseph, glovemaker, r. 37 Moss
" Louis, junk peddler, r. 37 Moss
" Milling Co. (Seattle), I. E.Thayer agent

28 California
" Mining and Milling Co., Robert McF.
Doble secretary, 202 Sansome, room 2
Fremont Primary School, Miss Rose Gold-
smith principal, N s McAllister bet
Baker and Broderick
" Street Wharf, foot Fremont
Fremy Frank, teamster William H. Brown, r.

127 Kearny
French Board of Underwriters, Edward Che-
vassus agent, 1-3 Sansome
" Catherine, widow, r. 504 Corbett Av
" Christian Union of California. 1520 Clay
" Clinton H., job printer, 145-147 Phelan Bldg,
r. 522 Sut ter
French Consulate, Alexandre Laurence de
Lalande consul, 604 Commercial
" Cyrus E,, r. 33 Lapidge
" David, rancher, r. 722i/^ Capp
" Edward J., 1st asst. engineer str City of

Sydney, r. 2428 Bryant
" Fidie C. Mrs., r. 2100 Ellis
" F. Mortimer (French & Linforth), r. Ala-
meda
" Frank, shipping clerk, r. 330 Duncan
" Frank C, driver Jas. A. Jacobs, r. 317, 17th
French Frank J., attorney at law, 530 Cali-
fornia, rooms 62-63, telephone Main 7U3.
r. 1617 Jackson
" Frank S., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.
1617 Jackson
French Frank W., manager San Francisco Cal-
cium Light Co., 10 Stevenson, r. 715 Post
" Fred J., collector, r. 2232 Sutter
" Fred W., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. Oak-
land
" George E., cashier Rosenthal, Feder & Co.,

r. 722 Fillmore
" George L., commission merchant, 320 Cali-
fornia, room 14, r. 332 Haight
" Harold, student, r. 1617 Jackson
" HayesC, physician, Y.M.C. A. Bldg, r. 638,

21st
" Hosea E., r. 722 Fillmore
French Hospital, (incorporated) Silvain Weill
president, Etienne Messager secretary,
Jules Wolf superintendent, S s Point
Lobos Av. bet 5th and 6th Avs, office
318 Post
" Ida B. Miss, teacher Hamilton Grammar

School, r. 1811 Pine
" James, bartender, r. 644i/2 Howard
" James, carpenter, r. Grattan nr Stanyan
" James, clerk Spring Valley W. W., r. 982

Howard
" James S. (French & Kinoaid), r. 43 Sanchez
" J. M. Mrs., r. 332 Haight
" John B., carpenter, r. 2232 Sutter

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,
CARPETS.

Immense Stock of the Latest Patterns.
G41-G-4-'7 jy\SirU.&t St.

French John B., manufacturers' agent, 109 Call-

foi'nia, room 10
" John H., plumber, r. 6 Cottage Row
" John L. F., clerk J. F. Crosett & Co., r. 121

Turk
" Johns., clerk Fireman's Fund Ins. Co., r.

2232 Sutter
" John S., drayman McNab& Smith, r. 31 Oak

Grove Av
" Joseph, glass cutter W. P. Fuller & Co., r.

2326 Folsom
" Joseph, solicitor, r. 1130 Market
" Joseph Jr., clerk freight auditor's dept.

S. P. Co., r. 2326 Folsom
" L. Alver, bookkeeper Hulse, Bradford & Co.,

r. 31 Oak Grove Av
French Library, 305 Larkin, room 27
" L. L. Mrs., r. 332 Haight
" May L. Mrs , operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 427

Sutter
" Mina T., widow, r, 1811 Pine
French Mutual Benevolent Society, 318 Post
" Mutual Benevolent Society Cemetery,

Adolphe Siscan superintendent, 34th Av

and Clement
" R. E. clerk Raphael Weill & Co., r. 1811

Eddy
French Reformed Church, Rev. Edward J.

Dupuy pastor, 1530 Clay
- Richard, glass cutter, r. 2326 Folsom
" Rose M. Mrs., secretary Law and Order

League, r. 941 Valencia
" S. Etta Mrs. (McGuire & Co.), r. 406 Sutter

FRENCH SAVINGS & LOAN

SOCIETY, E. J. Le Breton president,
Lucien Brand secretary, (guarantee
capital $300,000) 534 California, open
from 9 a. m. to 3 p. m., Saturday eve-
nings 7 to 8 p. m. ^ ^
French Thomas J., conductor Market St. Ry., r.
1520, 24th

" Walter B., boiler maker Union I. Wks, r.
1811 Eddy

" Walter E., clerk Langley & Michaels Co.,
r. 1811 Pine

" Wheeler N., teamster Spring Valley W. W.,
r. 1811 Eddy

^' William, laborer, r. 56414 Howard

" William F., shoemaker, r. 504 Corbett Av

'• William H., drayman McNab & Smith, r.
27 Garden

■' William J., compositor H. S. Crocker Co.,
r. 209 Turk

" William W. (Workman & French), r. 1619c
Post

■' & Kinoaid (James S. French and Samuel
S. Kincaid), manufacturers' agents, 221

" & Linforth (F. Mortimer French and Ed-
ward W. Linforth), manufacturers"
agents, 10 California, room 19
Frenchel Charles, lumberman, r. 1314 Kearny
Frenger Phillip H., musician, r. 2714 Greenwich
Frengs Frank, r. 427, 3d rear
4®=-Frenkel. See Frankel
Frenna Domenica, widow, r, 314 Gough
" Henry A., packer Schussler Bros., r. 108
San Jose Av „ „ ,

" Joseph P. , barber 1201 14 Polk, r. 1230/2 Bush
" Vincent, boxmaker Pac. and S. F. Box
Factory, r. 138 CoUingwood
Frentrup Louis, advertising solicitor S. F.

Tageblatt, r. 810 Bush
Frenzel Charles P., porter Schlegel & Bruker, r.
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Frenzel John, machine hand David Woerner, r.

22, 21st
Frerichs Christina, widow, r. 17 Henderson Av
" Fred, shoemalier, r. 31 Uranus
■' Johanna Mrs., proprietor The Almonte, 1

.5th
" Martin, groceries and liquors, 1733 Mis-
sion, r. 434 Castro
Freries Fred, clerk Henry Hellberg, r. 450, 9th
Frese Anton, baker John B. Shay
• Christian H., r. 318 Duncan
■• Emma Miss, dressmaker, r. 318 Duncan
•' Henry, r. 315 Green

FRESE HERMANN,

boots and shoes, fine custom work a
specialty, 327 Grant Av, r. 805 HalgM

Frese Hermann, cashier M. Brown & Sons r
1407 Bush
" Louis, tailor, r. 139 Shipley
■' Richard, broommaker, r. 318 Duncan
•' W. & Co,, 'William Frese), merchants, 419

California, room 15
" William (W. Frese & Co.), r. 2506 Pine
" William H.. tilesetter, r. 318 Duncan
■^~ Frese. See Freese, Freise and Fries
Freshwater JohnH.. waiter, r. 422 Post
Fresno Canal and Irrigation Co. W. H. Ingels

secretary, 8 Mills Bldg. 6th floor
Fresno City and County Directory, F. M.
Husted publisher. 530 California, room
65
Fresno Flour Mills (Fresno) Sperrv Flour Co
proprietors, 134 California
•' Fruit Packing Co., A. F. Tenney man-
ager. 839 Folsom
FretweU Edwin, president American Bank and
Trust Co. of S. F., NE cor Bush and
Montgomery, r. 2112 Green
Fretz Francis H., capitalist, r. 700 Broadway

" Jessie Miss, r. 439, 3d
Freud Corset Co. (J. Richard Freud & Co.), im-
porters and manufacturers, and whole-
sale and retail dealers corsets, 816 Mar-
ket and 11 0"Farrell
Freud J. Richard (J. Richard Freud & Co.i.
and attorney at law, 8-9 Mills Bldg, 7th
floor, telephone Main 5945, r. 938 Geary

FREUD J. RICHARD & CO.

(J. Richard Freud), Freud Corset Co.,
wholesale and retail corsets, 816 Mar-
ket and 11 O'FarreU
Freud M. & Son (Mrs. Rosa Vogelsdorff).
Freud's Corset House. 742-744 Market
and 10-12 Grant Av

FREUD'S CORSET HOUSE

(Mrs. Rosa Vogelsdorff), importers and
manufacturers corsets, 742-744 Mar-
ket and 10-12 Grant Av, telephone
Mam 1375

Freudenberg Henry, bartender, r. 921 Webster

" John G.. bookkeeper C. R. Hansen & Co.. r.
3016 Scott

■' John H., distiller, r. 3016 Scott

•' Peter H., printer, r. 3016 Scott
Freudenthal Ada Miss, spinner Tubbs Cordage
Co., r. 543 Indiana

•• Frederick J., cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. .5.52
Iowa

■ ■ Frederick M. , millhand Fulda Bros. , r. Oak-
land

• Henry J., watchman Western Sugar Refin-
ery, r.552 Iowa

■' John, painter, r. 725 Brannan rear

Freudenthal Peter H., porter, r. 8 Clay
Freuglia Maria Mrs., r. 5 Gavin
Freuler John, with Alfred Borel & Co., r. Oakland
Freund Arnold H., clerk, r. 1135 Shotwell
" Charles F., clerk, r. 1135 Shotwell
" Charles G., tailor, r. 10 Everett
" Frank M., insurance broker, 210 Sanso i e,

r. 1135 Shotwell
" Martin, salesman The Hamburger Co.. r.

923 Geary
•' Otto, bookkeeper, r. 2757 Harrison
•' Philip (Freund & Co.), r. 1629 O'FarreU
" Robert H., chemist, 801 Sutter, r. 2234 Pine
" William, cigar manufacturer, 621 Sansome,

r. 3 Hollis
■' & Co. (Philip Freund), blank books and sta-
tionery, 423 Washington
*®" Freund. See Fremd and Friend
Freundschuh Charles, liquors, 647 Sacramento
Frew Emma P., Miss, stenographer, 28-30 Mills

Bldg, 7th floor
Frewin Ellen, domestic, 136 South Broderick
" John, laborer, r. 5 Belcher
" Margaret, domestic, 138 South Broderick
Frey A. F., salesman Payot, Upham & Co., r.
West Berkeley
" Alice, widow, r. 577 Minna
" Anne Miss, nurse Lane's Hospital
" Charles, grinder Will & Finck Co.. r. 212,

18th
" Charles, longshoreman, r. 34 Zoe
'■ Charles S., telegraph operator, r. 615 Pine
•' Frank, baker J. H. Lobers. r. SW cor Lar-
kin and Sacramento
Frey Franz, manager Chicago Brewery, 1420-
1434 Pine. r. San Rafael
" Frederick, attorney at law. 305 Larkin,

rooms 9-10, r. 32 Birch Av
■• Fritz, cellar man Cal. Wine Assn
" Gizella, widow, dressmaking, 1204a Larkin
'■ John W.. jeweler Shreve & Co.. r. 209

Minna
" Julius D., salesman Abramson-Heunlsch

Co.,r. 1205 Laguna
" Mathias, bakery, 1817 Powell
" Reinhold, cooper Diedrich Bucking, r. 1616

Harrison
" Samuel, boxmaker. r. 607 Bryant
4S"Frey. See Fray, Free, Frei, Fry and Frye
Freygang Alfred, cigars and tobacco, 501 Mar-
ket, r. 626 California
" Paul, secretary and treasurer A. J. Leary
Co., 113- 119 Davis, r. 626 California
Freytag C. Henry, confectioner, r. 230714 Bush
£9-Freytag. See Freitag
Friar Daniel R., polisher J. Roylance Brass

Wks. r. 15 Hickory Av
Friberg August H., porter Mills Bldg, r. 614
Kearny
" E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1210 Mason
Frichette Athanase, carpenter L. D. Frichette,
r. 89 Powell Av
'■ Edmund, carpent;er L. D. Frichette, r. 1437

Valencia
■ Harry E., carriage maker, 619 Grove, r. 808

Laguna
• Hermann, carpenter, r. 1437 Valencia
" Joseph L., carpenter L. D. Frichette. r. 89

Powell Av
■' Louis D., carpenter and builder, 223

Drumm, r. 89 Powell Av
■' Louis J., carpenter L. D. Frichette, r. 89
Powell Av
ftrS^Frichette. See Frechette
Friciero Damiano. florist Luigi Chiappari, r. cor

Wayland and Somerset
Frick Charles, bartender Grasso & Crespino, r.
625 California
" Euclid B., captain Medical Corps U. S. A.

asst. surgeon, r. Presidio
" George W., packer, r. 153514 California rear
" Louis C, barber Henry Gellert, r. 8 Monroe
" Robert, r. 1125!4 Filbert
JSS-Frick. See Freck

Fricke Charles (Lievre, Fricke & Co.) r. 2123
Union
" Gustave, dairy produce, 131, 5th
" Henry F., groceries and liquors, 701 Guer-

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PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE'

W. B. CHAPMAN, Sole Agent, 123 California Street.

-For Sale by all First-
class Wine Merchants
and Grocers.

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635

FriClJe Theodore, secretary Louis Roescti Co.,

330 Sansome, r. Alameda
Fricker Michael, tallow maker Cal. Tallow

Wks, r. 6th Av South nr L
Frickette James E., drayman, r. 325 Fremont
4®=-Fricklund. See Fryklund
Friday Henry C, dynamo man Edison Light and

Power Co., r. 606 Ellis
Fridherg August, master schr George W. Wat-
son, office Pier 4 Steuart
Fridell Peter, seaman U. S. str Albatross
Fried Agnes, widow, r. 309 Powell
" Hattie, widow, r. 313 Sanchez
" Louis, r. 3131/2 O'Farrell
" Rudolph, r. 1305 McAllister
" Walter D., driver Walter's Napa County

Soda, r. 404 McAllister
" William, bartender G. W. Harris, r. 13
Frankfort Av
jg®- Fried. See Freed

Friedberg IsaacM., traveling salesman Greene-
baum, Weil & Michels, r. ISievi Golden
Gate Av
" Moritz, mounter Schussler Bros., r. 330

Minna
" Noah S. (Borella & Co.), r. 305 Fulton
" Regina, widow, r. 31 Alpine
JS®=- Friedberg. See Freidberg
Friedel C. August, shoemaker, 40314 Brannan, r.
Oakland
" Frederick T., shoemaker, 894 Dolores
4®=Friedel. See Fredell and Friedl
Friedell George, laborer, r. 3 Welsh
" Louis J., barber Charles Drescher, r. 437
Golden Gate Av
Friedemann Charles, salesman G.Verdier&Co.,
r. 2537 McAllister
" George V., salesman G. Verdier & Co., r.

413^4 Broderick
" Millie Miss, casemaker Shreve & Co., r.
3527 McAllister
4®=-Friedemann. See Friedman
Friedenberg Maurice, machine operator Albert

Mueller & Co., r. 9I8/2 Folsom
J8®-Friedenrioh. See Freidenrich
Frieder Max, traveling salesman B. H. Patrick

&Co.
Friederich Carl, washer John Wieland Brewery,

r. 136 Tehama
Friederich Gustav, cashier London and San
Francisco Bank Limited, 434 California,
r. 1412 Washington
Friederichs F., helper Washburn & Moen Mfg.
Co., r. 330 Fremont
" George H., bookseller, 336,7th
Friedhofer Gustave (Friedhofer & Phillips), r.
2603 Howard
" Paul, blacksmith, 351, 3d, r. 2603 Howard
Friedhofer William F., physician and druggist,
office and r. 2797, 16th
" & Phillips (Gustave Friedhofer and Wil-
liam E. Phillips), horseshoers, 644 Va-
lencia
Friedhoff Henry, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Friedl Joseph, painter, r. 98 Montgomery Block
Friedland David, shoemaker, 231, 8th
" Julius, salesman A. P. Hotaling & Co., r.
34 Hill
Friedlander Abraham A., traveling salesman
Friedlander & Mitau, r. 314 Octavia
" Adolph, salesman D. Samuels, r. 131654 Eddy
" Bernhard, merchant, r. 540 Page
" Ernest (Friedlander & Mitau), r. 1808 Scott
Friedlander. Gottloh & Co. (Samuel H. Fried-
lander, Jacob J. Gottlob and Melville
Marx), managers Columbia Theatre, Ws
Powell bet Eddy and Ellis, Telephone
Bush 1
" Harry A., salesman, r. 914 Treat Av
" Herman, manufacturer ladies' and chil-
dren's wear, 409 Hayes, r. ZIO'A Fell
" Herman, merchant, r. 703 Broderick
" Herman W., bookkeeper Charles Colman,

r. I6IO14 Bush
" Hulda, widow, r. 2161/2. 6th
" Isadore, tailor, r. 25, 14th
" Ivan, clerk H. Friedlander, r. 310'/2 Fell
" Joseph, receiving teller Anglo-Californian
Bank, r. 916 Sutter

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

CORRUGATED IRON,

Galvanized, Black and Painted,
for Eoofing and Siding.

SOSTOSIT IVIARKEX ST.

423

Friedlander Joseph, shirt manufacturer,
Turk
" Joseph M., cigar maker, r. 935, 18th
" Julian W., clerk engineering dept. S. P.

Co., r. IGWA Bush
" Lottie, widow, r. 104iy2 Folsom
" Louis (Friedlander & Kaeser), r. 1817 Mc-
Allister
" Louis, merchant, r. 314 Octavia
" Mitchell, musician, r. 216!^, 6th
Friedlander Moritz, real estate and insurance,
419 California, room 5, and manager
QuirosSoda Water Co., 555 Polk, r. 634
McAllister
" Richard, medical student, r. 703 Broderick
" S. & Co. (Sigmund Friedlander), confec-
tionery, 44, 4th and 40, 6th
" Salomea. widow, r. I6IO14 Bush
" Samuel, salesman U. Samuels, r. 615 Tay-

" Samuel H. (Friedlander, Gottlob & Co.), r.

2018 Buchanan „ ^ , ,„,,

" Samuel J. (S. J. Friedlander & Co.), r. 1715

Pacific Av
" Sigmund (S. Friedlander & Co.), r. lOiVA

Folsom
" Simon, clerk W. U. Tel. Co., r. 935, 18th
" Simon, musician, r. 21654, 6th
Friedlander S. J. & Co. (Samuel J. Friedlander
and Albert Liebenthal), wholesale deal-
ers in hats and caps, 31-33 Sansome
Friedlander T. Gary, secretary San Francisco
Produce Exchange, San Francisco Pro-
duce Exchange Call Board Association
and San Francisco Produce Exchange
Mutual Benefit Association, office 433
California, r. 1913 Clay
" Tillie Miss, saleslady S. Friedlander &
Co., r. 104H/2 Folsom
Friedlander & Kaeser (Louis Friedlander and
Edward Kaeser), manufacturers cigars,
439 Montgomery, retail, 5 Leidesdorff
" & Mitau (Ernest Friedlander and Morris
Mitau), manufacturers ladies' and chil-
dren's wear, 14-16 Sutter
Friedlinger Stephen (K. G. Majorossy & Co.),

r. 1013 Larkin
Friedman Abraham, salesman, r. 1913 Larkin
" Albert, r. 15 Russ
" Alfred, glazier Solomon Friedman, r. 2783,

16th „ ^

" Alfred, salesman B. Blumenthal & Co., r.

Oakland
" Brothers (Max and Samuel), crockery,

glassware, tinware, etc.. 1065 Market
■' David, student, r. 1310 Ellis
" Edward, brewer, r. 707 Mission
" Emanuel, cigar dealer, r. 309 Scott
" Eva Miss, stenographer, r. 1310 Ellis
" Fanny M. Miss, stenographer, r. 1310 Ellis
" Harry (Friedman & Gilbert), r. 733 McAl-

" Henry, cigar dealer, r. 816 Hyde

" Henry, tailor, r. 13854 Clara

" Henry A., student, r. 1815 Broadway

" Isaac, glazier S. Friedman, r. 3783, 16th

" Isaac, matzo baker M. Rosencrantz, r. 1910

Larkin
" Isadore, salesman, r. 1411 Octavia
" Israel, buyer M. Friedman & Co., r. 1815

Broadway
" Israel, second-hand clothing, 3ol, 3d, r. lo

Russ
" J. capitalist, r. Palace Hotel
" Jacob, salesman Nierman & Lefkovitz, r.

1311 Devisadero

WASHBURN & MOEN MFG. CO.,

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BARBED
COPPER
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JHlIMnT Ann O Pn vineyard Proprietors. Wine Merchants.

. UUlvULAUn CX UU.. Bacchus Wme vaults, 434-444 Bryant St.

^ ^'^ >^vyij Office, MARKET AND SECOND STS.

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J.C.WILSON & CO.

900 Battery St. TeL Main 1864.

DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF

FOREIGN rf DOMESTIC COAL

Family Trade a Specialty.

Friedman Joseph (Levy & Co.), r. 1310 Ellis
" L,., tailor, r. i Eldridge
" Louis, r. 816 Hyde

" Louis (Friedman & Rogers), r. 515 McAl-
lister
•' Louis, cap maker, r. 15 Russ
" Louis, salesman Blumenthal & Co r 447
Jessie
Friedman M. & Co. (Max Friedman and Moses
Slone), furniture, carpets, ladies' cloaks
and dress goods, 224 to 330 Stockton and
237 Post
" Maurice J., clerk Louis Levy, r. 733 McAl-
lister
" Matilda, widow, r. 228, 2d Av
" Max (Friedman Bros.), r. 536^.^ Natoma
" Max (M. Friedman & Co.), r. 1815 Broadway
" Meyer, glove maker, r. 733 McAllister
" Meyer Mrs., widow, r. 1310 Ellis
" Moses, spectacles. 320 Montgomery r 447

Jessie
" Moses E., salesman, r. 1910 Larkin
" Myer, foreman James Hurst, r. &42 Mission
" Paul, wholesale liquors, 412-414 Sacra-
mento, r. 2612 California
" Philip (Simpson & Friedman), r. 604 McAl-
lister
" Philip, salesman Friedman & Rogers r

515 McAllister
" Philip S., merchant, r. 1814 Webster rear
" Ralph, commission merchant, r. 901 Post
" Ray E. Miss, saleslady, r. 1310 Ellis
" Samuel (Friedman Bros.), r. 447 Jessie
" Samuel, cigars, 1201 Polk, r. 1111 Post
■• Samuel, student, r. 1815 Broadway
" Solomon, crockery and glazier, 2815'/^ Mis-
sion and 2783, 16th, and glazier 914 Va-
lencia, r. 2783. 16th
■' Sophie, widow, r. 817 Turk
" & Gilbert (Harry Friedman and Victor

Gilbert), barbers, 22 East
" & Rogers (Louis Friedman and Herman
Rogers), wholesale boots and shoes, 19,
1st
«S=- Friedman. See Fredman and Friedemann
Fnedmann Douglass, speculator, r. 424 Hayes
" Joseph, wood turner, 553 Brannan, r. 166

Clara rear
" Marcus, furniture, 424 Hayes
" Solomon, sale.sman Marcus Friedmann r
424 Hayes
Friedrich Charles G.. groceries and liquors
NW cor 20th and Folsom
" Frances Miss, clerk Scott & Gilbert, r

Oakland
•' George, baker Franz Siebrecht, r. 6O714

Pme
" George, waiter JohnC. Friedrich, r. 647 Val-

le]o
■' George A., liquors, 406 Dupont, r. 436 Bush
" Henry W., clerk, r. 2338 Folsom
" John C. restaurant, 617 Vallejo
■■ Karl A., bookkeeper, r. 2338 Folsom
" Louis L., musician, r. 531 Valencia
" Robert A., attorney at law, 607 Spreckels
Bldg
Friedrichs Brothers (John J. and Charles W )
cemetery fence makers,, 3413 Geary
" Charles W. (Friedrichs Bros.), r. 23 Aldine
" Henry, furniture manufacturer, 29-33, 17th

r. 739 Treat Av
" Henry B.. bookkeeper Henry Friedrichs, r

73a Treat Av
" John J. (Friedrichs Bros.), r. 23 Aldine
" Margaret, widow, r. 33 Aldine
" Philip J., teacher music, r. 21414 Fair Oaks

Friedrichs William, apprentice Henry Fried-
richs, r. 739 Treat Av
•e®=Friedrichs. See Fredericks, Fredricks and

Frerichs
Friekkl Louis, baker, r. 82OI/2 Larkin
Friel Charles, janitor St. Ignatius College r
704 Fulton rear
" Daniel, laborer, r. 246 Clara
" James, fireman str. Genl. Mc Dowell, r. 40

Tehama
" Margaret, widow, liquors, 3310 Mission
" Matthias, watchman, r. 220 Ritch
" Patrick, engineer, r. 40 Tehama
■• Patrick, marine engineer, r. 704 Fulton
■e®~Friel. See Freel
Friele Daniel E., master str Peru, r. Palace

Hotel
Friend A. C. Mrs., r. 2405 Octavia
" Edmund, pharmacist Wakelee & Co., r

411^4 Octavia
" Jacob, clerk Heller, Bachman & Co., r. 453

Turk
" James H., teamster, r. 1611 Baker
" Roger B., clerk Continental Fire Ins. Co..
r. Oakland
Friend William H., secretary Sun Insurance

Co., 428 California, r. Oakland
^9"Friend. See Freund

Frier Edward G., clerk H. D. Morris & Co r
Alameda
" William L. Jr., clerk local freight office S.
P. Co.. r. Alameda
4®=Frier. See Fryer
4®"Friermuth. See Freiermuth
Frierson Katherine Miss, stenographer, 42-43
Mills Bldg, 10th floor, r. North Temescal,
Cal.
Fries John, laborer, r. Porter Av nr Six-Mile
House
" Joseph (Fries & Fischer), r. 913 Greenwich
" Julius, bartender Stelling Bros., r. SW cor

14th and Noe
" Leo, cook, r. 36 Moss
" Louis, r. 636 Jessie

" Matthias O., steward Olsen Bros., r. 8
Elsie
Fries William (Fontana & Co.), and president
Eureka Consolidated Mining Co., and
United States Tree and Stump Extract-
ing Co., office 134 Market, r. 1814 Wash-
ington
" & Fischer (Joseph Fries and George A.
Fischer), plumbers and gas fitters, 700
Montgomery Av
4S-Fries. See Freese, Freise and Frese
Friese Anton, baker, r..342 Minna
" Marie, widow, r. 1129 York
" Michael, porter Cutting Fruit Packing Co.,
r. 5 Harrison Av
Friesenhausen Charles, cigar manufacturer,
1410 Devisadero
" John A., cigar maker, r. 1410 Devisadero
•" William, painter, r. 765 Mission
Frieske Julius, cigar manufacturer, 717 Stockton
Friesleben Daniel N., capitalist, r. 2326 Wash-
ington
4®=-Frietas. See Freitas
Frietsch Louis, laborer, r. 31 Valley
Frietts Joseph, carpenter, r. 108 Tehama
" Joseph Jr., plumber, r. 108 Tehama
" William C, reporter Edwards Publishing
Co., r. 469 Bryant
Friganovich Vincenzo, cooper, r. 529 Union
Friis Charle.s S., master mariner, r. 1030 Sanchez
" Christian, seaman, r. 482, 8th
" Hector A., seaman, r. 1030 Sanchez
" Rosa, widow, r. 1030 Sanchez
Fril Emil, salesman Joost Bros., r. 1440 Mission
Frile William, longshoreman, r. 7 Baldwin

Court
Frilund Andrew, seaman, r. 206 Steuart

FRINK GEORGE K., M. D.,

physician and surgeon, specialties
women's and cliildren's diseases and
obstetrics, ofBce 47 Post cor Kearny,
hours 1 to 3 p. m., r. Belvedere

Fnnk George W., capitalist, r. Hotel Pleas-
anton

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Fripp Richard B., cashier Richards & Henry, r.

I6IO14 California
Frisbee Florence R., stenographer Frisbee,

Risdon & Co., r. 2008 Golden Gate Av
Frisbee Frank, secretary and manager Fris-
bee, Risdon & Co., and public account-
ant, 133 Market, r. 3008 Golden Gate Av
" George G., weigher Oregon Imp. Co., r. 2425

Sutter
" Jacob L., assistant weigher Oregon Imp.
Co., r. 2425 Sutter
Fristoee, Risdon & Co., Frederick R. King pres-
ident, A. E. Shaw vice-president, Frank
Frisbee secretary and manager, Edward
A. Morse treasurer, public accountants,
law and collections, 132 Market
Frisbie Charles A., fireman S. P. Co., r. 235, 15th
Frisbie Edward G., physician and surgeon,
office 803 Sutter, room 37, hours 11a.m.
to 1 p. m., r. 1922 Sutter, hours 2.30 to
3.30 and 6.30 to 7.30 p. m.
" Hugh, teamster, r. 1443 Harrison
" Mark, teamster, r. 1443 Harrison
" Nathaniel B., attorney, r. 1922 Post
" Uriah L,, laborer, r. 1443 Harrison
Frisby James D., mill hand Truckee Lumber

Co., r. 529, 6th
Frisch Clara Mrs., r. 134 McAllister
" Herman, conductor California St. RR, r.

1530 Clay
" John W., groceries and liquors, 132, 7th
" Joseph, salesman Newman & Levinson, r.

1334 Ellis
•' William, baker, r. 825 Vallejo rear
Frische Diedrich W., groceries, 1305 Point Lobos
Av
" Henry (Kunnecke & Frische), r. 443, 2d
Frisius Fred A., clerk law dept. S. P. Co., r.

Alameda
Frisk Emil J., beamster South S.F. Tannery, r.
266 Richland Av.
" K. A., master schr Golden Fleece, r. 26

Folsom
" Peter G., laborer, r. 240 Minna
Frisken James, carpenter, r. 835. 23d
Frisou John (Frisou& Loustaunau), r. 409, 4th
" & Loustaunau (John Frisou and Michel
Loustaunau), laundry, 409, 4th
Fritch George, coal, 109-115 East, r. 1008 Green
" J. Homer, with George Fritch. r. 933 Page
Fritsch Emil, stock broker, 336 Pine, r. 914 Sut-

Fritschi Alfred R., with Gutte & Frank, r. Ala-
meda
" John B., receiving teller Anglo-Californian

Bank, r. Alameda
" John H., salesman Cal. Bottling Co., r. 137

Larkin
" John H. Mrs., bakery, 137 Larkin
Fritts Joseph F., clerk Railway Mail Service,

r. Mountain View, Cal.
Fritz Alfred J., attorney at law, 18 Chronicle
Bldg, r. 131 DeLong Av
" August J., compositor James H. Barry, r.

16171/2 Howard
" D. Henry, blacksmith, r. 135 Shipley
" Emanuel, maltster Krug & Zimmermann,

r. 3830, 16t.h rear
" Eugene N., capitalist, r. 100 Frederick
" Frederick A., expressman, r. 737 Willow Av
" Henry, r. 700 Broadway
" Jacob, cook, r. 628 Harrison
" John, r. 16171^ Howard
" John R., r. 3 Clyde
" L. F. Mrs., widow, r. 127 Ridley
'• Louis W., miner, r. 3 Clyde
" Mary A., widow, r. 131 De Long Av
" Philip, ivory turner, r. 12 Mary
4®=-Fritz. See Fretz and Frietts
Frizell Frank, boxmaker Commercial Box Fac-
tory, r. 3151/2 Perry
" Mary, widow, r. 21514 Perry
" Richard, shoemaker Charles Lester, r. 624

Washington
" William, steward Anton E. Barbich, r.
2151/2 Perry
Frizzi August, locksmith, 1334 Polk, r. Lark-
spur, Cal.
" John, dairy produce, 434, 4th

Froberg C, motorman Market St. Ry., r. II3I14
Mission
" George, porter str Australia, r. 115 Cook
Frodsham Henry, with Chicago and North West-
ern Ry., r. 413 McAllister
" William A., asst. armorer 2d Artillery
Regiment, N. G. C, r. 35 Page
Froebel Kindergarten, Miss Jeanne Bolte prin-
cipal, 2297 Sacramento
Froehlich Edward (Froehlich & Jurgens), r. NE
cor Broadway and Hyde
" & Jurgens (Edward Froehlich and Herman
Jurgens), groceries and liquors, NE cor
Broadway and Hyde
Froelicb Christian, importer wrought and cast
iron pipe, boiler tubes, etc., 202 Market,
room 4, telephone Main 1317, r. Pacific-
Union Club
" Maren Miss, artist, 609 Sacramento, r. 140o

Van Ness Av
" Otto, secretary The Voorman Co. , 403 Mont-
gomery, room 10, r. 1405 Van Ness Av
Frohberg Paul, bartender, r. 625 Post
Frohlich Samuel S., bookkeeper, r. 133 Shipley
Frohman Charles M.. bartender J. H. & J. B.
Marshall, r. 34 Eddy
" Ferdinand, chief accountant California

Wine Association, r. 409 Clayton
" Henry (Kohlberg, Strauss & Frohman), r.

1911 Buchanan
" Herman, clothing, 432 Kearny, r. 228, 2d Av
" Isaac, attorney at law, 305 Sansome, r. 1232

O'Farrell
" Solomon, manager pipe dept. M. A. Gunst

&Co., r. 209 Grant Av
" Susman, shoemaker, r. 437b Hayes
Frohn John, shoemaker, 818, 3d
Frohnerath Joseph, barber, r. 43 Borland
Froid Charles, laborer Merchants' Ice and Gold

Storage Co., r. 48 Silver
Frolich Audley T., capitalist, r. 807 Fulton
" C. H., blacksmith, r. 1330 Mission
" James H., milk dealer, r. 17 Hay ward
" Raymond, r. 807 Fulton
Frolich Theo, office 320 Sansome, room 2, r. 807
Fulton . .

" Theodore H., shipping and commission
merchant, 500 Montgomery, r. 146 Fulton
" Walter H., r. 807 Fulton
4®=Frolich. See Frohlich and Froelich
Froman Samuel C, conductor S. F. & S. M. Ry.,

r. 138 Moulton Av
Fromberg Charles, r. 530 Bush
" Jane Seigel, widow, r. 1718 Geary
" Ray Miss, milliner, r. 101 Leavenworth
a^Fromberg. See Froomberg
Froment Antoine, dealer foreign and domestic
wines and liquors, families supplied,
350, 5th, r. 70414 Harrison
" Benjamin, clerk, r. 1119 Mason
" Mars A., engineer, r. 1109 Mason
" Mars A. Jr., clerk Dunham, Carrigan &

Hayden Co., r. 1109 Mason
" William P., machinist Marshutz & Can-
trell, r. 1109 Mason
Fromheim William Mrs., widow, r. 1416 Broad-
way
Fromm Louis, cook J. O. Nybye, r. 571 Howard
" Louis, upholstery and drapery trimmings,

543 Market, r. 3503 Washington
" William, helper. Jackson Brewing Co., r.
1438 Mission
Frommenwiler Anton (Krabbenhoft & Irom-

menwiler), r. 1737 Mission
Fronk Edwin B., carriage washer W. T. Wag-
ner, r. 538 Valencia

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i We place advertising in any State in the

i Union. Estimates submitted on all
classes of advertising-.
Pacific States Advertising Bureau,

J Sau Francisco Office, 405 Sansome St.

Front Street Warehouse, C. H. Gilman & Co
proprietors. SW cor Front and Broad-
way
Frontin Elizabeth A. Miss, teacher Whittier
Primary School, r. East Oakland

" Joseph B., collector Bovee. Toy & Sonntag,
r. 944, 21st
Froomberg Bernard, gripman Market St. Rv., r

1908 McAllister
Frosch Henry, proprietor American Furniture
Express Co., stand NW cor Geary and
Stockton, office 146 Geary, telephone Red
1403, r. 214, 10th
Fross Bernard, tailor, 336 Bush, r. 416a Fell

■' Morris, tailor, r. 2456 Market
Frost A. Mrs., widow, r. 21 Van Ness Av

" Alfred S., clerk car accountant S. P. Co.. r
1507 Polk

" Andrew, r. 521 Pacific

" Arthur, clerk Langley & Michaels Co., r.
1516 Mason

" Byron M.. cabinet maker, r. 1607 Santa
Clara

" Carleton S., bookkeeper A. B. Patrick &
Co.,r. Hotel Savoy

" Charles, carpenter str City of Panama

" Edmund F., clerk, r. 2324 Mission

" George, lineman Edison Light & Power
Co,, r. 642^4 Natoma

•' Gottlieb, car cleaner S. P. Co., r. 913 Flor-
ida

" Horatio T., clerk asst. auditor Market St.
Ry., junction Market and Valencia, r.
Alameda

FROST JAMES,

physician and surgeon, oflace and r.
2324 Mission, hours 1 to 4 and 7 to 8
p. m.

Frost John H., traveling salesman, r. 2522 Mis-
sion
" Kate M. Mrs., r. 1254 California
" Lucy A., widow, r. 221 Capp
" Norman S., teamster, r. 3204, 16th
" Walter C, butcher W. D. Wilson, r. 2023

Mission
" Walter H., r. 2522 Mission
•' William L., helper Union I. Wks, r. 1607
Santa Clara
^S^-Frost. SeeForst
Frothingham Anna, widow, r. 1613 Clay
Froude John S., carpenter, r. 17 Natoma
4£r-Froude. See Freud
Frowenfeld Jacob, capitalist, 206 Sansome,

rooms 1-2, r. 2411 Jackson
Fruchey Jesse O., salesman G. Ammerup, r. 418

Minna
Fruchtenicht Henry H., laborer John Fauser &

Co., r. 126 Guerrero
Fruchter H. F., peddler, r. 670 Walnut Av
.^S=Frudenthal. See Freudenthal
Frue Vanner Ore Concentrator, James S
Brownell western agent, 132 Market,
room 15
" Vanning Machine Co. (N. Y.), James S.
Brownell western agent, 132 Market,
room 15
Fruit and Flower Mission, 631 Sutter
Fruit Vale Estate (Fresno), M. Theo Kearney,

216 Bush, room 14
Fruitvale Improvement Co.. J. W. Bourdette

secretary, 16 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
^^Frus. See Friis
Frush Albert, painter, r. 19081/4 Powell
Frust George, driver, r. 1622 Broadway
Frutiger Catherine, widow, r. 2307 Fillmore

Frutiger Emil, driver Ruhland & Zimmermann,
r. Point Lobos Av nr 32d Av
" George F., r. 2307 Fillmore
Fruto Land and Improvement Co. (Glenn Co )

Simon Blum secretary, 308 California
Fruzetti John, cook, r. 772^4 Harrison
Fry Delos, clerk Davis Bros., r. 140 Fell
" D. H., electrical engineer, r. 600 Bush
" Emma, widow, r. 140 Fell
" Harry H., r. 216 Eddy

" Henry, box maker Commercial Box Fac-
tory, r. no Taylor
" James I., carpet layer Conklin Bros., r.

124114 Market
" John, engineer r. 312 Capp
Fry John D., president California Safe Deposit
and Trust Co., SE cor California and
Montgomery, r. 1812 Jackson
" John L., engineer Edison Light and Power

Co., r. 22 Verona PI
- Perry, clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden

Co., r. 2546 Howard
" Robert D., capitalist, 514 Safe Deposit

Bldg, r. 2510 Pacific Av
" Solomon H., r. 2546 Howard
" Thomas C, glazier, 236 Montgomery Av. r.

510 Francisco
" T. Jefferson, hack driver, r. 113 Larkin
Fry Willis B., Pacific Coast agent The Singer
Manufacturing Co., office 231 Crocker
Bldg, r. Oakland
■es-Fry. See Frei, Frey and Frye
Frye Albert I., civil engineer, 401 California
rooms 11-12, r. Alameda
" Charles F., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 7

Juri
" Eliza E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 526 Kearny
" Jacob C, last maker Cal. Last Factory, r.

54, 1st •^'

" Jesse, carpenter and builder, r. 21214 Clara
" John W., clerk Grand Hotel, r. 7 Juri
" W. L., conductor Presidio and Ferries RR. ,
r. 2003 Leavenworth
Fryer Edmund C, groceries and bakery, 627 San
Jose Av
" Julius, rabbi Congregation Ohabai Sha-
lome, r. 817 Turk
■e^- Fryer. See Frier
Fryison L. P., waiter, r. 129a O'Farrell
Fryklund Emil, shoemaker, r. 6 John
Fuchs Albert, machinist Vulcan Iron Wks, r. 81
Natoma
" Antone (Oberst & Fuchs), r. 215 Post
■' Charles, engraver, 212 Kearny
" Charles, teamster, r. 537 Sacramento
" Frederick, cooper, r. 1012Shotwell

FUCHS GEORGE,

proprietor California Hair Co., manu-
facturer curled hair and dealer feath-
ers, Kansas and Army Streets, near
San Bruno Road, r. 226 vi 10th

•' George, cabinet maker, r. 98"7 Harrison

" George Jr., hatter, r. 987 Harrison

" Henry, shoemaker, 2152 Filbert

" Isidor, merchant tailor, 112, 9th, r. 13 Treat

Av
" John, laborer, r. 16 Polk Lane
" Joseph, carpenter, r. 521 Franklin
" Joseph, painter, r. 1232 Union
" Lizzie, domestic, 1005 Leavenworth
" Louis P., molder Vulcan Iron Wks, r. 415

Fillmore
" Martin, pattern maker Vulcan Iron Wks,

r. 415 Fillmore
" Max, machinist Marshutz &Cantrell, r. 500

Castro
" Nicholas, pork packer, 3 Grand Central

Market, r. 125 Fell
" Stephen (Golly & Fuchs), r. 520 Bu h
" William, tailor, r. 12th Av and I
" William H., book seller, 1157 Folsom
Fuelscher Hermann, salesman Cal. Bottling

Co., r. 1616 Eddy
Fuendeling Edward J., with Brown, Craig & Co.,

r. 705 Bush
" Julius Rev., pastor St. Mark's German

Evangelical Lutheran Church, r. 705

Bush

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Fuendeling Julius C, cake baker Schwerin &
Sons, r. 621 Bush
" William, baker, r. 106, 24tli
Fuentes Miguel, longshoreman, r. cor 18th Av

South and Silver Av
Fuerst George, driver Gaspar Zerr, r. 1632

Broadway
Fuerstnow L. Miss, photographic artist, 9

Geary, r, 231 Page
Fuetscher Martin, cellarman Joseph Melczer&

Co., r. 418 Ivy Av
Fuezy John F., tailor, r. 104 Montgomery Block
Fugazi Frank (Fugazi & Co.), r 1500 Stockton
Fuffazi J. F. & Co. (John F. Fugazi and Egisto
C. Palmieri), steamship and railroad
agents, 5 Montgomery Av
" John, hackman, r. 325 Green rear
Fugazi JolinF. (J. F. Fugazi & Co.), president
Columbus Savings and Loan Society, 614
Washington, and notary public, 5 Mont-
gomery Av, r. San Rafael
" Luigi, peddler, r. 325 Green rear
" & Co. (Frank Fugazi and Joseph Crocco),
liquors, 1500 Stockton
Fugel Ernest, slate roofer, r. 108 Hancock
Fuhrer Bessie R. Miss, teacher music, r. 2009
Webster
" Conrad, teacher music, r. 2009 Webster
Fuhrig Charles, mechanic, r. 1718 Howard

" Dora Mrs., midwife, 1718 Howard
Fuhrman Adolph M., wireworker, r. 2404 Larkin
Fuhrman Alfred, attorney at law, 220 Sansome,
rooms 4-5, r. 114 Valencia
" Mary, widow, r. 2404 Larkin
" William F., shoemaker W. H. Nolan & Co.,
r. 8 Rus-^
4®= Fuhrman. See Furman and Firman
Fuhs Annie Mrs., fancy dry goods, 500 Castro,
r. 502 Castro
" Max (Von Borstel & Fuhs), r. 502 Castro
4®°Fuirin. See Fiuren

FUJI COMPANY THE,

R. S. Kitajima manager, Japanese teas
and fancy goods, 120, 5tli and 1362
Market, S. F., and 963 Washington,
Oakland

Fulcher Henry, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 312
Louisiana
" Henry W., carpenter, r. 408 Post
Fulda Bernhard, butcher, 812 Geary, r. 702
O'Farrell

FULDA BROTHERS

(C. and Lamartine R.), proprietors
Fulda' s Planing Mill and Tank Manu-
factory, 30-40 Spear, teleptione Main
888

Fulda C. (Fulda Bros.), 30-40 Spear

" Caroline, widow, r. 1708 Sacramento
Fulda Edward, cigars and tobacco, 3 Montgom-
ery, r. 1708 Sacramento
" Lamartine R. (Fulda Bros.), r. 102 Ellis
Fulda's Planing Mill and Tank Manufactory,

Fulda Bros, proprietors, 30-40 Spear
Fulford William G. (F. N. Woods & Co.), r.

Hotel Pleasanton
Fulham Leo H., clerk, r. 115 Ellis
FuUalove John, gripman Geary St. RR, r. 3028

California
Fullaway William H., pipemaker W. W. Mon-
tague & Co.
Fuller Albert, bookkeeper, r. 1517 Golden Gate
Av
" Annie, widow, r. 33 Moss
" Archibald, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
" Charles, r. 216 Francisco rear
" Charles F., druggist, 2300 Fillmore
" Charles G., barber, SW cor Market and 2d.

r. 51 Ritch
" Charles H., dentist, 44 St. Ann's Bldg
" Clifford A., loan and investment broker, 3

Mills Bldg, 2d floor, r. Alameda
" David, expressman, 28 Ellis, r. 920 Natoma
" David M., painter, r. 1321 Filbert
" Edward, engineer, r. 640 Howard
" Edwin W., r. 304 Guerrero
" E. L., r. 617 Mission
" Ellen E., widow, r. 1548 Folsom

iW.W. MONTAGUE & CO

COAL

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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Fuller Frank, porter Albert Walterstein, r. 9

Hubbard
" Frank J., inspec or U. S. Customs, r. 1414

Castro
" Frank P., agent New York Life Ins. Co.
" Frank W., real estate, 19 Montgomery, r.

^' Frank W., salesman W. P. Fuller & Co.. r.
839 O'Farrell

" Frederick,'asphaltumworker,r. 410 Leaven-
worth

" G. E.. brakeman S. P. Co., r. 650, 4th

" George, 'laborer, r. 577 Minna

" George C, salesman George H. Fuller Desk
Co., r. 1248. 23d

" George H., president George H. Fuller Desk
Co., 638 Mission, r. 2020 Point Lobos Av

" George H. Mrs., widow, r. 715Capp

" George H. Desk Co., George H. Fuller presi-
dent, Charles E. Corbly vice-president,
Sherwood W. Fuller secretary, 638-640
Mission
Fuller George W., physician and surgeon, office
636 Sutter, hours 1 to 3 P. m., r. 2306 Cali-
fornia, telephone West 167

" Harriet B. Mrs., dressmaking, 1708 Clay

" Haven S., signpainter, r. 303, 3d

" James A., r. 217 Francisco

" James P., r. 126 Bartlett
Fuller Jesse B., Bank Commissioner, 530 Cali-
fornia, rooms 19-20, r. Marysville
Fuller J. L., assistant manager Norwich Union
Fire Insurance Society, 308 Pine

" John, stableman, r. 48 Everett

" John, tanner Struven & Birgle, r. 1407
Utah

" John H., clerk Norwich Union Fire Ins. So-
ciety, r. 809 Pine

" Josiah P., carpenter, r. 411 Tehama rear
FuUerL. H.. chief clerk ticket auditor's depart-
ment S. P. Co., r. San Mateo

" Margaret H., widow, r. 839 O'Farrell

" Mary, widow, r. 271 Stevenson

" O., miner, r. Brooklyn Hotel

" P., advertising agent, r. 25 South Park

" Ruby A. Miss, school teacher, r. 1708 Clay

" Sarah, widow, r. 3007 Webster

" Sarah E. Miss, saleslady O'Connor, Moffatt
& Co., r. 920 Natoma

" Sherwood W., manager Heywood Brothers

&Co., r. 34 Hill : ,,-

Fuller T. Shattuck Jr. Memorial Free Kinder-

f:arten. Miss Xena Roberts principal, 74
Vest Mission
^' William H., city agent Overland Freight
Transfer Co., r. 704 Hayes
Fuller William P., president W. P. Fuller & Co.,
SW cor Front and Pine, r. 2336 Pacific
Av
" William S., booi?keeper, r. 233 Page
Fuller W. P. & Co., W. P. Fuller president, I. F.
Littlefield secretary, proprietors Pio-
neer White Lead and Color Works, 231
Fremont, Pacific Rubber Paint Co. 228-
230 Bush, and Pioneer Oil Works, cor
Sansome and Greenwich, and importers
paints, oils and glass, SW cor Front and
Pine
Fullerton Annie Mrs., domestic, 631 Harrison
George, canvasser, r. 343, 5th
' James P., salesman Raphael Weill & Co.,

r. Alameda
" John, master ship Yosemite, office 34 Lun-

ing Bldg, r. 433, 24th
" Samuel J. (Fullerton & Schulte), r. 118 Fell
" Thomas, riveter, r. 216 Michigan

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The highest grade of Champagne and th«
wine of Connoisseurs, invariably the pre-
ferred favorite at all fashionable resorts in
London and on the Continent of Europe.
WILLIAM WOLFF & CO., 329 Market St.

Fullerton & Schulte (Samuel J. FuUerton and
Miss Juliet Schulte), photographers, 1398
Market
FuUum Alice, widow, r. 146 Clara

" Edward, iron molder, r. 73 Natoma

" Edward A. Jr., molder Fulton Eng. & Ship
Bldg Wks, r. 73 Natoma

" Edward W., finisher, r. 146 Clara

" Frank, shingler, r. 146 Clara

" Kate A. Miss, straw worker, r. 146 Clara

" Louis, driver, r. 146 Clara

" Thomas J., mattress maker, r. 146 Clara
Fulmer Mary J., widow, r. 323 Eureka

" V. E., seaman U. S. str Albatross

" Walter W., purchasing and supply agent
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express, 35 New
Montgomery, room 14, r. 323 Eureka
Fulton Adelaide M. Miss, teacher Miss West's
School, r. 2014 Van Ness Av

" Albert L., printer Hicks-Judd Co., r. 6 Pre-
cita Av

" Alfred C, nailer Cal. Barrel Co., r. 936
Iowa

" Alonzo, laborer, r. 141/2 Miller PI
Fulton Bag and Cotton Mills (Atlanta, Ga.),
manufacturers cotton goods, bags and
twines, E. Detrick Jr. agent, 303 Cali-
fornia

" Charles Mrs., r. 217i/4 Polk

" Emily J., widow, r. 939 Guerrero

FULTON ENGINEERING AND

SHIP BUILDING WORKS, James Spiers
president, D. B. Hinckley vice-presi-
dent, Lionel Heynemann secretary,
ofiace and branch works 213, 1st, main
works Harbor View
Fulton Eugene B., engineer, r. 714 Ashbury
" Eva J., manager Christian Science Home,

r. 1231 Pine
" Frank J., bookkeeper, r. 618!4 Larkin rear
" George, carpenter, r. 221, 7th
" Harry F., oiler str City of Everett
" Hector S., carpenter, r. 409 Cortland Av
" House, John Germain proprietor, 617 Mis-
sion
Fulton House The, Arthur McGurren proprie-
tor, 3 Fulton
" Hugh, compositor, r. 10 Geary Court
" Ida Miss, saleslady, r, 3 Cadman PI
" James F., bookkeeper Patrick Lynch, r.

6181/2 Larkin
" James R., lineman Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r.

1420 Jackson
" J. K., nurse, r. 781 Mission
" John A., piledriver, r. 3 Cadman PI
" John B., foreman Tubbs Cordage Co,, r. 736
Iowa

FULTON JOHN J.,

proprietor Fulton's Radical Remedies,
1221 Market, r. 132 Townsend

Fulton John (Johnston & Fulton), r. Alameda
" John R., salesman John F. Myers & Co., r.

939 Guerrero
" John W., saloon keeper, r. 1516 Sanchez

FULTON LIVERY STABLE

AND RIDING ACADEMY, R. E. Cole
manager, 246, 3d, telephone Main 5619

Fulton Mary, widow, r. 234 Capp
" Nellie W. Miss, dressmaker, 1015 Market
" Orpha Miss, r. 1923 Vallejo
" Robert R., machinist S. P. Co., r. 939 Guer-
rero
" T. A., brakeman S. P. Co., r. .530, 3d

Fulton Theodore, bartender Donnelly & Bran'
nan, r. 988 Howard
" Theodore Jr., passenger agent Chicago,

Rock Island & Pac. Ry., r. 1151 Market
" Thomas, porter, r. 332 Green
" -Tulev Lizzie Mrs., r. 31 Fell
Fulton WiUiam president Pickens, Fulton &
Company (incorporated), 130 Sansome, r.
2418 Washington
" William L., compositor Coast Seaman's

Journal, r. 132 Townsend
" William Mrs., r. 3 Belvedere
Fulwider Lucene E., gripman Market St. Ry.,

r. 443 Elizabeth
Funcke Alexander F., driver, r. 17th Av South
nr Railroad Av
" Edward W., seaman, r. 17th Av South nr

Railroad Av
" Margaret Mrs., r. 175 Clara
" Philip, tanner C. G. Bennett & Co., r. 17th

Av South nr Railroad Av
" Robert, tanner, r. 17th Av South nr Rail-
road Av
4®-Funcke. See Funke
Funda Peter, 2d officer S. P. Co. str Transit, r.

Oakland
Funge Frank E., salesman P. C. Funge, r. 730
Hayes
" Frederick L., salesman P. C. Funge, r. 720

Hayes
" Lester B., salesman P. C. Funge, r. 720

Hayes
" P. C, stoves and house furnishing, 1370
Market, r. 720 Hayes
Funge William W. Jr., manufacturers' agent,

510 Spreckels Bldg, r. 720 Hayes
Funk Catherine, widow, r. 16051/4 Dupont
" Charles, brewer, r. 809 York
" Frank, saloon watchman str Mariposa
" Henry, waiter Charles Huth, r. smA Mont-
gomery Av
Funke Alfred, clerk Bernard H. Bose, r. 251

Clementina
Funkenstein Edward, real estate, 320 San-
some, room 33, r. 8.38 O'Farrell
Funkenstein Julius, real estate, 320 Sansome,

room 33, r. 838 O'Farrell
Fuog Katherine, widow, r. 1118 Howard
Furber Daisy F. Miss, r. 1625 Buchanan
Furbush Ellis M., salesman, r. 813 Lombard
" Ellis W., school teacher, r. 813 Lombard
" Moses, r. 813 Lombard
Furderer Joseph, newspaper carrier, r. 631^

Natoma
Furey Delia, widow, r. 13 Douglass
" Frederick, driver, r. 714 Larkin
" George M., blacksmith J. W. Russell &

Co., r. lOllA Minna
" James, foreman Kingan & Co., r. 2106

Hyde
" Mary, domestic, 1608 Golden Gate Av
" Robert L., foreman Am. Type Founders'

Co., r. 617 Bush
" Walter, solicitor Bay City Transfer Co., r.

203 East
" William, laborer, r. 314 Sierra
Furger Moritz (Furger & Trasch), r. 19th Av
South bet G and H
" & Trasch (Moritz Furger and John J.
Trasch), dairymen, 19 Av South bet G
and H
Furkert Mary, widow, bakery, 1812 Dupont
" Otto, cigar maker Pac. Coast Co-op. Cigar
Mfg. Co., r. 1607, 24th
Furley Henry, helper Edison Light & Power
Co., r. 1567 Kearny
" John F.. gold beater, r. 1567 Kearny
" Mary A. Miss, clerk, r. 128, 4th Av
Furlong Annie Miss, tailoress, r. 313 Day
" Augustus, porter Olympic Club, r. 317

O'Farrell
" Catherine, domestic, 2025 Devisadero
" Charles, canmaker Holbrook, Merrill &

Stetson, r. 620, 21st
" Charles F., r. 620, 21st
" Clara, widow, r. 1407, 20th
" Edward A., boiler maker, r. 313 Day
" Eustace L., clerk Williams-Marvin Co., r.
1407, 20th

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Furlong Gabriel, compositor Filmer-RoUins
Electro Co., r. East Oakland
" George C, baker, r. leilVj Jones
" H., laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli Av
" James, laborer, r. 15 Natoma
" James, laborer, r. 1611% Jones
" John, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 313

Day
" John Jr.,boilermaker, r. 313Day
" Joseph, butcher, 1504 Polk, r. 1529 Sutter
" Mary, widow, r. i&lVA Jones
" Michael, laborer, r. 529 Sacramento
" Patrick, laborer, r. 20 Tehama
" Patrick, liquors, 811 1
" Richard, laborer, r. 15 Roscoe
" Robert E., clerk S. F. Lumber Co., r. 4b

Chapultepec
" Thomas, policeman, r. 525 Alvarado
" Thomas, restaurant, 43254, 5th
" Thomas N., manufacturer Furlong's Im-
proved Cement Laundry Trays, 1221
Market, r. 914 Fulton
" Timothy, laundryman Magdalen Asylum
Furman Alfred, attorney at law, r. 114 Valencia
Furman Ernest M., mining, r. 425 Geary
Furman Henry M., secretary and treasurer
San Pedro, Santa Barbara, Port Costa,
Stockton and Valley Lumber Cos., 4 Cal-
ifornia ^
" William B., freight clerk P. C. S. S. Co., r.
Berkeley
;8®" Furman. See Firman and Fuhrman
Furnanz Joseph M., brass finisher W. T.

Garratt & Co., r. 63 Natoma
Furner Harry E., willow ware, 1618 Polk, r. 1311
Larkin
" Thomas, clerk Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
318 Clipper
Furness Herbert O., switchman, r. •702V2 Van
Ness Av
" Hulda Mrs., widow, r. 706 Powell
" John, carpenter and builder, 40 New Mont-
gomery, r. 8 Steiner
«@= Furness. See Fourness
Furrer Albin, liquors, 335, 4th
" Ambrose (Furrer Bros.), r. cor Tara and

Geneva
" Brothers (Ambrose and Frank), dairy cor
Tara and Geneva, depot cor 7th and
Mission
" Brothers (George and Joseph), dairy, Low-
ell nr Hanover _.

" Casper, dairy, Porter Av nr Six-Mile

House ^

" Charles, polisher J. Roylance Brass Wks.,

r. 10 Tehama
" Charles, milker Casper Furrer, r. Porter Av

nr Six-Mile House
" Emil, wagonmaker H. B. Schindler, r. 30o,

7th
" Frank (Furrer Bros.), r. 702 San Jose Av
" Frank, laborer H. H. W. Burfeind, r. opp

Almshouse
" George (Furrer Bros.), r. Lowell nr Han-
over
" Gottlieb, manager Seventeen Mile Farm

Milk Depot, 428-430 Turk
" Joseph (Furrer Bros.), r. Lowell nr Han-
over „ ,
" Joseph M., milker Louis Zwissig, r. 16th

Av South nr G
" Paul, cigarmaker, r. 305, 7th
Fursman William L., manager men's furnish-
ings dept. Raphael's, r. 112 Taylor
Furst Ernest, clerk W. W. Montague & Co., r.
2025 Mason
" Malvyn, salesman Lewis Meyerstein, r.

2831 Pine
" Philip, r. 2831 Pine
" Walter, shipping clerk W. W. Montague it

Co,, r. 2025 Mason
" Walter A,, auctioneer, 421 Kearny, r, 127.A.
Oak
Furtado Antone J., barber, 822, 3d, r. 410 Bran-
nan
" Joseph, barber Joseph P. Frenna, r. 12OII2

Polk
" Rose, domestic, 1714 Bush
Furstenthal Tillie Miss, r. 1618 Fell

W. &J. SLOANE&CO.,

POI^TIEI^ES.

Largest Assortment on the Coast.
e-4-1-6-4-7 iy\£irU.&t St

Furth Alfred, salesman L. & G. Brenner, r. 1410
O'Farrell
" Charles, clerk, r. 910 Ellis
" E. H., entry clerk Newman & Levinson, r.

910 Ellis
" Ignatz, r. 1410 O'Farrell
" Josephine Miss, r. Pacific Hebrew Home
" Melville, cashier D. N. & E. Walter & Co.,

r. 2108b Post
" Simon, capitalist, r. 910 Ellis
4@=Furth. See Firth

Furuseth Andrew, secretary Sailors' Union of
the Pacific, SW cor East and Mission,
r 32 Steuart
Fury Agnes, cashier Palace Resturant, r. 1428

Mission
J8iS=-Fury. See Furey
Furze Richard, engineer, r. 202V4, 7th
Fusco James, bootblack, r. 5 Gavin PI
" Vincenzo, bootblack, 221 Grant Av, r. 5
Gavin PI
Fuselier John R. (Fuselier & Fitzgerald), r.
2454 Market
" Margaret, widow, r. 4 Rose Av
" & Fitzgerald (John R. Fuselier and James
W. Fitzgerald) wood polishers, 119 Main
Fusenot August J. G. (G. Verdier & Co.), r. Bel-
vedere
Fusillet Frederico, baker, r. 1518 Stockton
Fustini Lawrence, florist, 14 Hayes

" Peter, florist, N W cor 30th and Church
Futter Samuel, wrapper Philadelphia Shoe Co.,

r. 1025 Stevenson
Fyfe Edwin S., shipping clerk Will & Finck Co.,

r. 312 San Jose Av
Fyfe James C, Eastern agencies, 220 Sansome,

room 8, r. 2513a Post
Fyler Emery F., electrician Pac. Tel. &Tel. Co.,

r. Oakland
Fyock Frederick, baker H. Zaun. r. 326 Broadway
Fyr Charles, clerk, r. 8 Gough

a

Gabb Frederick H., painter, r. Fulton nr 1st Av

" John, carpenter, r. 626, 17th
Gabbs Albert S., millwright, r. enVi Capp
Gabbs Milton F., dentist, 406 Sutter, r. 2519b

California
Gabel Emil, baker Paul Drasdo
" Herman W., gilder Schussler Bros., r. 912

Harrison
" Louis, driver, r. 1433 Ellis
Gabeling William, seaman, r. 31 Broadway
Gable Catharine M., widow, r. 721 Hayes
" Herbert A,, bookkeeper Bartlett Springs
Co,, 22, 4th
Gabriel Adolph J., traveling salesman, r, 1203
Gough
" Alphonse, laborer, r, 1147 Harrison
" August, packer, r, 306y2 Fell
" Carrie, widow, r. 1605 Devisadero
" Charles, salesman, r. 1407 Webster
•' Christian, stationery, 1403 Devisadero
" Gaspard, furniture dealer, r. 130, 29th
" George, jeweler, r. 203 Taylor
" Harry, salesman Anglo-American Crock-
ery and Glassware Co., r, 2040 O'Farrell
" J. Lester,manager Raphael's, 9-15Kearny,

r, 306 Stockton . ^

" John E., watchmaker, 1403 Devisadero, r.

" Julius, printer, 13 Halleck. r. 2440 O'Farrell
" Seymour, cashier The Wertheimer Co,, r.
21071/2 Pine

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Gabrielle Felix, waiter, r. 5JI614 Lombard
Gabrielson A., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 790
Stevenson
" Albert, cook Paul Drasdo, r. 307 Ellis
" F. Hope Mrs., music teacher, 207 Ellis
" Gustaf A., cook, r. 207 Ellis
" Harry, seaman, r. 409 Drumm
" Kate, domestic, 2118 Howard
Gabut Amelia Miss, bookkeeper, r. 120, 11th
" Joseph, tailor, r. 120a 11th
" Lena Miss, tailoress, r. 120, 11th
Gaccard Louis, soap maker, r. NW cor Bay and

Webster
Gachet Louis, bartender A. Vauthier, r. 3

Wheelock PI
Gacquemod Anselmo, real estate, 3 Caroline PI
Gad Bernard, cigars and tobacco, 26 Eddy, r. 210
Octavia
" Morris, clerk William Lemser, r. 210 Octa-
via
Gadberry Sanders D., porter Wood, Curtis &

Co., r. 28 Langton
Gadbois A., cook J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli Av
Gaddini Giovanni (Gaddini, Lorenzini & Co.), r.
805 Filbert
" John, wines, r. 8O514 Filbert
" , Lorenzini & Co. (Giovanni Gaddini, Do-
menico Lorenzini and Eduardo Ciocca),
wine merchants, 604 Broadway
" Michael, florist, 1601 Union
Gaden George T., broker and commission mer-
chant, 819 Market, room 17, r. 1322 Cali-
fornia
Gadient Christian A., fireman Enterprise Brew-
ing Co., r. 1512 Army
Gadipee Adolph. teamster H. T. Holmes Lime

Co., r. 322 Turk
Gadney Percy, clerk, r. 1114 Leavenworth
Gadsby Elijah H., r. 529, 17th
" Frederick L., stenographer Lloyd & Wood,
r. 3211/2 Polk
Gaebler Gustav, butcher Joseph Buttgenbach

r. 281^ Kissling
Gaeng Ursula Mrs, cook Pacific Hebrew Home
Gaerdes Henry, confectioner, r. 322 Fell
" Herman, groceries and liquors, SW cor

Powell and Greenwich
" John H., machinist F. Kraiewski, r. Sl'A
Madison Av
«g" Gaerdes. See Gerdes
Gaestel Joseph, groceries and liquors, 206 Mont-

gomery Av, r. 1020b Jackson
Gaester Frederick C. packer, r. 1329 Florida
Gaetcke Gustav (Lilienthal & Gaetcke)„r. 2805

Harrison
Gaetjen Henry, liquors, 800, 6th, r. 27 Oak Grove

_ Av
**" Gaetjen. See Goetjen
Gaetke John, carpenter, r. W s Michigan bet

Sierra and Napa
Gaetz William, waiter, r, 317 Eddy
Gafl Daniel, collector, r. 231, 2d
Gafterty Patrick, stableman, r. 10 Decatur
Gaftey Mary Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 1510
Haight
" Philip M. (Mitchell & Gafley), r. 1015

Hayes
" Thomas W., clerk Railway Mail Service,
r. 1015 Hayes
Gaffl Antonio, upholsterer, r. 1402 Kearny
Gaffigan John A., job printer, 2308 Mission
" Mary, widow, r. 1718 Lexington Av
" Thomas, porter Charles Goldstein, r. 618
Jones
Gaffke Ernst, cigarmaker Pac. Coast Co-op.
Cigar Mnfg Co., r. 14191/2 Mason

Gafflie Otto, asst. engineer U. S. Brewery, r. 126

Moulton Av
.Kg=Gaffke. See Geffke
Gaffney Annie, widow, r. 151 Natoma
" Annie, widow, r. 640 Tennessee
" Benjamin J., liquors, 537 Howard
" Ettie, widow, r. 3421, 16th
" Frank, weigher R. Doepfner, r. 443 Natoma
" Frank M., r. 3J6 Chattanooga
" George, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 3711

Clay
" James, laborer, r. 33 Hinckley
" James, laborer, r. 53C; Olive Av
" James, laborer Harbor Commissioners
" James, marine fireman, r. 359, 1st
" James, millhand Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 915^4

Tennessee
" James B., clothier, r. 646, 18th
" James J., r. 818'/4 Sansome
" James P., stenographer Rodgers & Pater-
son, r. 433% Clementina
" Johannah, widow, r. 240814 Sacramento rear
" John, r. 30 Washington Av
" John, butcher, r. 646, 18th
" John, hostler, r. 185 Stevenson
" John Jr., laborer Pac. & S. F. Box Factory,

r. 30 Washington Av
" John P., clerk freight auditor's dept. S. P.

Co., r. 4331/4 Clementina
" Joseph M., broom maker Cal. Broom Mnfg

Co., r. 1917 Mission
" Malachi, laborer, r. 323 Clementina
" Mary, widow, r. 2432'/4 Bush
" Michael, r. 217 Francisco
" Michael H., capitalist, r. 1910 Polk
" Michael, clerk William A. Plunkett, r.

4331/4 Clementina
" Miles, helper Risdon I. and L. Wks., r. 431

4th
" P., laborer, r. 539 Sacramento
" Patrick M., r. 4331/4 Clementina
" Peter, carrier postofflce, r. 32 Turk
" Timothy, teamster, r. 67 Clementina
" William, engineer Central Lumber and

Mill Co., r. 30 Washington Av
" William, laborer, r. 323 Clementina
" William, marine engineer, r. 635 Davis
" William, master mariner, r. 320 Drumm
4®-Gaffney. See Gefleney
Gaffoli Benjamin, blacksmith, r. 436 Vallejo
Gafney Henry T., collector, r. 466 Minna
•• Peter, speculator, r. Palace Hotel
" Philip N., carrier postofflce, r. 318 Stock-
ton
" P. N. Mrs., r. 514 Sutter
>e®=Gafnev. See Gaffney and Geffeney
Gafvert Jobn, r. 860 Howard

" Olaus, house mover, r. 860 Howard
Gagan Charles R., ofQcial reporter Superior
Court Dept. 2, r. II191/2 Hyde
" Edith, widow, r. 21071/4 Webster
" Grant W., clerk sta K Post OfBce, r. 1014

Mason
" Mabel Miss, bookkeeper, r. 210 Shotwell
" Mary J., widow, r.210 Shotwell
" Thomas, clerk, r. III914 Hyde
Gagan W. H. & Co. (William H. Gagan), drug-
gist, SW cor California and Hyde
" William H. (W. H. Gagan & Co.), r. III91/2

Hyde
" William M., coppersmith S. P. Co., r. 210
Shotwell
-e^'Gagan. See Gagen, Gahagan, Gegan and

Geohegan
Gage Charles A., foreman Call, r. 714 Bush
" Charles L., traveling freight agent C. B.

and Q. RR, r. 517, 23d
" John W., master str Walla Walla, r. Berke-
ley
" Julia, widow, r. 517, 33d
" Laura, widow, 145, 12th
" Leroy E., engineer, r. 39 Borland
" Mateia, widow, r. 950 Valencia
Gage Stephen T., president Golden Gate
Woolen Manufacturing Co. and lone Coal
and Iron Co., ofBce 4 Montgomery, room
43, r. Oakland
" William S., capitalist, office 317 Front, r.
822 Bush

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Gage William S. Jr., with Pacific Lumber Co.,

r. 822 Bush
Gagen J ames, furrier A. Colombat, r. 24 Franklin

" Kate Miss, dressmaker, 24 Franklin
4®"Gagen. See Gagan, Gahagan, Gegan and

Geohegan
Gager William, bookkeeper, r. 873 Mission
Gaggus Delia Mrs., furnished rooms, 457 Rail-
road Av
" Frederick, butcher, r. 457 Railroad Av
Gagliano Antonio, shoemaker, 1819 Howard, r.
Russia Av nr Mission
" Thomas, r. 1711 Mason rear
Gagliardo Andrew, shoemaker, 1333 Dupont
" Antonio, r. 90314 Powell
" John H., clerk, r. 9031/i Powell
•' Pasquale, bookkeeper, r. 434 Union
Gagne Gustav, florist, 1612 Pacific Av
Gagnet Pierre, cooper, r.321 Green
Gahagan Frederick, r. 95214 Howard
" John, hack driver, r. 20 Wood
" Richard, r. St. Mary's Hospital
" Thomas, gardener Mount Calvary Ceme-
tery, r. 2000 McAllister
•' Thomas F., painter, r. 20 Wood
igS^Gahagan. See Gagan, Gagen, Gegan and

Geohegan
Gahan Annie, widow, r. 39 Madison Av

" John J., painter r. 1418 Turk
Gahman Frederick, baker Zoller Bros., r. 314

Devisadero
Gahre Henry, bartender Hahn, Bohlmann &

Co,, r. 3571/2 Minna
Gailhard Charles, r. 507 Pine

" Hotel, F. Blondeau proprietor, 507-509 Pine
Gaillard Albert H., bookkeeper Hibernia Sav-
ings and Loan Society, r. Ill Franklin
" Charles J,, teller Comptoir National D'Es-

compte De Paris, r. Oakland
" E.. cellar man Cal. Wine Assn.
" Joseph, laborer, r. Trumbull nr Craut

GAILLARD JOSEPH,

wines and liquors, 229, 6tli, r. 22954,
eth

Gaillard Leon, machine hand G. M. Kutz & Co.,
r. 10131/2 York
" Louis, liquors, r. 136 Oak
Gaillat Michel, gardener Jean Mialocq, r. 1518

Bush
Gailor Edward B., clerk Albion Lumber Co., r.

5 Cleveland
Gaines Katherine E. Mrs., janitor Broadway
Grammar School, r. 912 Broadway
" Mark E., bookkeeper LTnion Oil Co., r. Ala-
meda
" Rufus H., electrician str Santa Rosa, r.

72114 Tennessee
" Walter E., baggage master, r. 95 Silver
" William R., r. 2006 Mason
Gainey Arthur, waiter str State of California
" John, longshoreman, r. 519 Mission
" Trimble C, driver S. F. Laundry, r. 2C09
O'Farrell
Gainford Thomas, plumber and gasfltter, 4 Gol-
den Gate Av, r. 823 Valencia
Gainsbury B., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 710

Army
Gair Rotoert (Brooklyn, N. Y.), paper goods, A.
C. Boldemann & Co. agents, 307 Commer-
cial
Galaig John, laundryman Frisou & Loustaunau.

r. 409, 4th
Galan Katherine Mrs., laundry, 48, 7th
Galatoire Peter, waiter, r. 20th Av South bet G

and H
Galbally Richard D. (Galbally & McCarron), r.
419 Brannan
" & McCarron (Richard D. Galbally and
Hugh McCarron), proprietors Southern
Hotel, 419 Brannan
Galber Louis, laborer The Norton Tanning Co.,

r. cor 14th Av South and N
Galberg Peter H., cabinet maker Palace Hotel,

r. 835 McAllister
Galbert Sylvan, r. 107 Minna

" William, clerk, r. 15 Adair
Galbraith George H., clerk Pickens, Fulton &
Co., r. 712 Castro

W. MONTAOUE & CO.

MANUFACTURERS OP

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Galbraith Leon, clerk Schlueter & Volberg, r.
32, 4th
" Nellie, widow, r. 710 Castro
Galbraith William W., first lieutenant 5th Ar-
tillery U. S. A. and Regimental and
,Post Adjutant, r. Presidio
^S- Galbraith. See Gilbraith
Gale Dora A., widow, r. 3138 Sacramento
" Frank W., teacher Heald's Business Col-
lege, r. 1832 San Carlos Av
Gale George, secretary Candelaria Consolidated
Mexican Mining Co., 134 Crocker Bldg, r.
3033 Washington
Gale George H. C, captain Troop C. 4th Cavalry
U. S. A., r. Presidio
" Oilman, teacher music, 88, 9th
Gale Herbert A., physician and surgeon, 46
O'Farrell, r. 674 East 26th, Oakland
" Howard M., editor and manager Pacific
Coast Trade Review, 632 Market r. 218
Kills
" Jeremiah W., collector, r. 1270 Stanyan
" John M. helper Joshua Hendy Machine

Wks, r. Oakland
" Julia, widow, dressmaker, r. 527 Filbert
" L. A. E. Mrs., widow, r. 1832 San Carlos Av
" Lovell, shoemaker, r. 4 Folsom Av
" Merritt F., contractor, r. 149 San Jose Av
" Milton, drayman, r. 712 Mason
" Robert, lineman Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co.,r. 1004

Larkin
'■ William H., musician, r. 1169 Mission
jm^ Gale. See Gales

Galehouse Fanny M., widow, r. 23091/2 Howard
Galeoto Severino, dentist, 615 Union
Gales Jean Marie, proprietor California Hotel,

210 Montgomery Av
i^= Gales. See Gale

Galeta Mining Co. (Mono Co.), D. M. Kent sec-
retary, 330 Pine, rooms 33-36
Galey Alexine, widow, r. 935 Army
" Hubert, liquors, 1500 Polk, r. 1707 Sacra-
mento
Galiata Ansano, fruit and vegetables, 101. 23d
Galibarda Domenico, vegetable gardens. Ocean

House Road nr Ingleside
Galilee The, Mrs. S. A. Faber proprietor, 95

Steuart
Galindo Alfred B., painter, r. 73014 Harrison
" Arthur, boxmaker, r. 529b Union
" Clayton M., saloonkeeper, r. 73014 Harrison
" Felix B., clerk Swain Bros., r. 319 Sutter
" John, compositor El Comerciode San Fran-
cisco, r. 529 Union
" Joseph D., driver Swain Bros., r. 9 Man-
ning PI
" Julia, widow, r. 529b Union
" Lorrenz, clerk, r. 529b Union
" Manuel, molder Jardine Iron Wks, r. 730%
Harrison
Galinger Jonas, salesman Jonas Erlanger &
Co., r. 2227 Pine
" Meyer (Erlanger & Galinger), r. 2313 La-
guna
Gall Charles F. & Co. (New York), commission

merchants, ofilce 320 Sansome, room 33
Gall GottlOb, bakery and coffee saloon, 26-28, 4th,
r. 331 Tehama
" Hugh, grocer, r. 1807 Lexington Av
" Rebecca, widow\ r. IQIVA Larkin
" William, machinist, r. lOll'/i Larkin
4@=Gall. See Gaul

Gal] af ant Bernard, butcher, r. 816 Jessie
Gallagher Agnes Mrs., dressmaker, r. 2208 Geary
" Andrew, zincographer Chronicle, r. 105
Perry

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COAL, COKE and PIG IRON,

Wholesale and Retail.

Gallagher Annie, widow, r. 40 Hofl Av

" Annie, widow, r. 212 Utah rear

" Annie Miss, r. Our Lady's Home

" Annie Mrs., with Modern Laundry, r. 27'4
Clara

" Annie, domestic. 2930 Clay

" Annie M. Miss, teacher Mission Grammar
School, r. 818 Ellis

" Anthony, fireman str Sausalito, r. 268 Clara
rear

" Anthony M., liquors, SW cor Sutter and
Broderick, r. 1509 Broderiek

" B., r. 1904 Market

" Bernard, boiler maker P. F. Dundon, r. 1503
Folsom

" Bernard J. (Gallagher Bros.), r. 2208 Geary

" Bernard J., merchant, r. 818 Ellis

■' B. J., barber L. Longo. r. 361 Minna

" Brothers (Bernard J. and Edward J.), gro-
ceries and importers church candles.
1811 Devisadero

•• Brothers (George H. and Edward B.)
plumbers and gasfitters, 1221 Valencia

" Bruce, waiter, r. 554 Minna

'■ Charles (Larkin & Gallagher), r. 2a3, 23d

■• Charles, clerk, r. 1122 Larkin

" Charles, laundryman Modern Laundry Co.,
r. 2714 Clara

" Charles, wood and coal, SE cor Noe and
Ford

" Charles B., tea and coffee dealer, r. 1122
Larkin

" Charles H., lineman, r. 732 Union

" Charles J., plumber, r. 1002 Hampshire

" Charles J., plumber, gas fitter and roofer,
208, 9th, r. 1332 Folsom

" Cora Miss, teacher Everett Granmiar
School, r. 1827 Howard

" CormackC, plasterer, r. 1307 Baker

" Cornelius, laborer, r. 5 Gerke Alley

•' Cornelius J., bartender, r. 8 Sunny Court

" D.. laborer Golden State & Miners Iron Wks,
r. 3 Simpson PI

" Daniel, longshoreman, r. 255 Michigan

■' Daniel B., laundryman American Laundry,
r. 229 Langton

'■ Daniel F., drayman NW cor Beale and
Howard, r. 1510 Folsom

" Daniel F. Jr., teamster Daniel F. Galla-
gher, r. 1510 Folsom

" DanielJ., butcher, r. 6 Le Roy PI

" Daniel J., gardener, r. 336, 22d

" Daniel J. J., painter, r. 2742 Folsom

" Dennis, fireman str Australia, r. 45 Clemen-
tina

'' Dennis, fireman str Progreso

" Edward, plasterer, r. 126, 21st

■' Edward, porter Cal. Warehouse, r. NW cor
21st and Douglass

" Edward B. (Gallagher Bros.), r. 1221 Valen-
cia

" Edward H., clerk Albert L. Scholl, r. 113
Castro

■■ Edward J. (Gallagher Bros.), r. 361414 Bush
Galiaglier Edward M., paints, oils, glass, etc.,
house and sign painting, whitening and
paper hanging, 611 Sacramento, tele-
phone main 640

" Edward M., teamster Daniel F. Gallagher,
r. 1510 Folsom

" Edward S., machinist, r. 439, 1st

" Edward v., stock clerk H. S. Crocker Co. r.
40 Hofl Av

" Eleanor E. Miss, teacher short hand, Cogs-
well Polytechnic College, r. 1412 Ala-
bama

Gallagher Elizabeth, widow, r. 1416 .

" Elizabeth E., teacher music, r. 1307

" Elizabeth R. Miss, teacher Garfield Pri-
mary School, r. 1221a Union

" Ellen, widow, r. 2 Elizabeth

" Everett, shipping clerk Coburn, Tevis &
Co., r. 850 Hayes,

" Farrel, blacksmith James W. Keefe r 3
Albion Av

" Felix, foreman John Kelso, r. 230, 15th

" Frank, contractor and builder, r. 527 Lin-
den Av

" Frank, laborer S. P. Co., r. 1209 Folsom

" Frank, longshoreman, r. 118 Jackson

" Frank, patrolman Morse's Patrol, r. 621
Minna

" Frank J., machinist, r. 10 Boardman PI

" Frank R., salesman Royal Wine Co.

" Frederick, expressman, r. 405 Gough

" George, engineer B. Grave Co., r. 531 Mont-
gomery Av

" George, shoemaker, r. 1320 Florida

" George E., salesman H. Liebes & Co r
918 Broderick

" George H. (Gallagher Bros.), r. 1221 Valen-
cia

" George M., bookkeeper Pac. Sheet Metal
Wks, r. 16 Sherman

•' George W., conductor Market St. Rv r
1126 Elm Av ^'

" Gustave C, pressman George Spaulding &
Co., r. 1829 Webster

" Henry, blacksmith Market St. Ry, r 439
1st '

" Henry, carpenter, r. 1213a Clay

" Henry, inspector U. S. Customs, r. 208
Francisco

Henry J. (McAvoy & Gallagher),
Castro

123

" Henry J., clerk, r. 826)4 Harrison

" Hugh, r. 732 Union

" Hugh F., engineer Main St. I. Wks

" HughW., inspector U. S. Customs, r. 20

South Park
" Humphrey F., shoemaker, r. 405 Gough
" Isabel M.Miss,bookkeeper,r. 1829 Webster
" J. Miss, cashier Wakelee & Co.,r.519A I9th
" James, r. 918 Broderick
" James, piano mover Kohler & Chase, r. 1812

Market
" James, laborer Charles Gallagher, r. SE

cor Noe and Ford
" James A., teamster Daniel F. Gallagher, r

1510 Folsom
" James E., boots and shoes, 2515 Mission r

1131 Treat Av
" James H., r. 112^4 Fillmore
" James J., laborer Western Sugar Refinery,

r. 932',^ Minnesota rear
" James L., r. 1827 Howard
" James L., assistant City and County At-
torney New City Hall, 3d floor, r. 1310a

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" James W. (Gallagher & O'Connor), r. 82614

Harrison
" John, brick mason, r. 528 Jessie
" John, cement worker S. F. Bridge Co.
" John, cooper, r. 439, 1st
" John, fireman str Arago, r. 521, 1st
" John, laborer, r. 3 Simpson PI
" John, laborer, r. 105 Perry
" John, laborer, r. 307 Austin
■' John, laborer Thompson Bros., r. 512 How-
ard
" John, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r.

Pennsylvania Av nr Nevada
" John, longshoreman, r. 662 Howard
" John Jr., coppersmith, r. 105 Perry
•' John J., bottler E. Martin & Co., r. 112^4

Fillmore
" John J., physician, r. 918 Broderick
" John L., machinist H. G, Layng Machine

Wks, r. Berkeley
" John M., molder, r. 439, 1st
" John P., clerk Daniel F.Gallagher r. 1510

Folsom
" John P.. master mariner, r. 113 Castro
Gallagher Jolm P., proprietor Hotel Langham,

SE cor Ellis and Mason

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Gallagher Joseph, butcher r. Ill Austin
" Joseph, messenger U. S. Engineer's office,

r. 1617 Lexington Av
" Joseph, painter, r. I6I314 Lexington Av
" Joseph D., steamfitter "Union I. Wks, r.

1131/2 Gilbert
" Joseph F. (Kavanagh & Gallagher), r. 403

Octavia
" Joseph F., clerk, r. 6 Le Roy
Gallagher JosepllG., superintendent station C
Post Office, r. 1221 Valencia
" Joseph P., telegraph operator, r. 126, 21st
" Julia Miss, dressmaking, 1332 Folsom
" Julia Mrs., r. 217 Francisco
" Kate Mrs., groceries, 10 Boardman PI
" Katharine Mrs., r. 2281/2, 8th
" Mamie, seamstress Central Hardware and

Supply Co., r. 2 Elizabeth
" Margaret, widow, r. 1002 Hampshire
" Margaret Mrs., janitress Hearst Grammar

School, r. 1121/2 Fillmore
" Margaret J. Miss, teacher Denman Gram-
mar School, r. 718 Broderick
" Martin J., contractor, r. 405 Van Ness Av
" Mary, widow, r. 113V2 Gilbert
" Mary, widow, r. 222 Filbert
" Mary, widow, r. 314 Jessie
" Mary, widow, groceries, 229 Langton
" Mary Miss, finisher Golden Gate Woolen

Mills, r. 1002 Hampshire
•' Mary A., widow, r. 1829 Webster
" Mary, domestic, 229 San Jose Av
" M. E. Miss, dressmaker Emily M. Solley,

r. 909 Polk
" Michael, clerk Hornlein Bros., r. 405 Gough
" Michael, stonecutter, r. 158 Broad
" Michael J., clerk, r. 28 Turk
Gallaglier Michael J., manager Edward M.
Gallagher, 611 Sacramento, r. 1221 Union
" Michael J., painter, r. 2227 Filbert
" Morris, plumber, r. 312 Mason
" Nancy, widow, r. 1421 Jackson
" Neal, laborer Union I. Wks, r. 93214 Minne-
sota rear
" Nellie R. Miss, teacher music, r. 850 Hayes
" Patrick, acid maker Cal. Chemical Wks, r.

20 San Bruno Av
" Patrick, fruits and vegetables, 335, 6th
" Patrick, teamster Scott & McCord, r. 21st

and Douglass
" Patrick F., baker, r. 1616 San Carlos Av
" Patrick J., r. 403 Octavia
" Patrick M., trackman Market St. Ry., r. 134

Rose Av
" Peter, blacksmith, r. 850 Hayes
" Peter, plasterer, r. 126, 21st
" Peter J., teamster Daniel F. Gallagher, r.

1510 Folsom
" Peter T., hostler, r. 307 Austin
" Peter T., soapmaker Michael Clark, r. 210

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" Robert, janitor Henry Durant Primary

School, r. 1502/2 Folsom
" Robert F., official reporter Superior Court

Dept. 6, r. 1825c Howard
" Rose Mrs., proprietor Creedmore House, r.

1122 Larkin
" Rose C. Miss, teacher Harrison Primary

School, r. 818 Ellis
" Roy, attorney at law, r. 507 Gough
" Samuel J., clerk gen. pass, agent's office. S.

P. Co., r. 2023!/2 Mission
" T.,r. 220, 3d

" Thomas, extra man Truck 1, r. 22 O'Farrell
" Thomas, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,

r. Ill Austin
" Thomas, lineman, r. 732 Union
" Thomas, teamster Peters & Cowie, r. 532,

6th
" Thomas E., clerk, r. 850 Hayes
" Thomas F., driver, r. 1604 Bush rear
'■ Thomas J., deputy U. S. Marshal, r. 222, 11th
" Walter, attorney at law, 305 Larkin, r. 332

Golden Gate Av
" William (McCreadie& Gallagher), r. 112%

Fillmore
" William, clerk Occidental News Co., r. 105

Perry
" William, laborer, r. 51 Brady

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

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Famishing Carpets, Furniture, Drapery-
Materials, Lace Curtains, Window-
Shades, Bedding, Etc.
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Gallagher William A., compositor, r. 850 Hayes
" William J., wood and coal, 642 Hayes, r. 704

Buchanan
" William P., helper Risdon I. and L. Wks,

r. 1620 Polk
" Winifred Miss, r. 1323 O'Farrell
" & O'Connor (James W. Gallagher and Dan-
iel O'Connor), truck manufacturers, 610-
612 Bryant
Gallaharn Thomas J., carpenter F. Nelson, r.

927, 18th
Galland Aaron (B. Blumenthal & Co.), r. 1208 O'-
Farrell
" Abraham Mrs., widow, r. 529 Turk
" Barney B. (Galland Bros.), r. 1618 Bush
" Brothers (Barney B. and Edward R.), pro-
prietors Mercantile Toilet and Laundry
Co., 224 Bush
" Edward R. (Galland Bros.), r. 1618 Bush
" Jesse A., deputy Sheriff, r. 529 Turk
" Joseph B. Mrs., widow, r. 1618 Bush
Gallardo Leonard, tailor, r. 47 Jessie
Gallatin Willis E., fireman Chemical Engine 1,

r. 564 Howard
Gallaway John, policeman, r. 741 Harrison

" M. A. Mrs., widow, r. 723 O'Farrell
Galleazzi Joseph, accordion maker, 1339 Dupont
Gallego Romulus C, general broker, 317 Cali-
fornia, room 3, r. Alameda
Gallegos Felicitas Miss, r. 510 Sutter
" Laura Miss, r. 2724 Pine
" Rafael, consul-general Costa Rica, 230 Cali-
fornia, r. Berkeley
" Rafael Jr., clerk W. J. Landers, r. Berke-
ley
Gallen Cassie, domestic, 522 Golden Gate Av
" Daniel, liquors, 901 Buchanan
" James W., bartender Daniel Gallen, r. 901

Buchanan
" John T., conductor Geary St. RR., r. NE
cor Clement and 13th Av
Galletaure Pierre, waiter John Bergez
Galletta Joseph, dentist, r. 2626 Larkin
Galletti Joseph, confectionery, 504 Hayes, r. 629

Grove
Galletto Domenic, fish dealer, 1603 Pacific Av, r.

GALLI A. FRUIT CO.

importers tropical fruits and general
produce commission merchants, 516-
518 Sansome

Galli Angel (S. Scatena & Co.), r. 102 Austin
" Angelo, fruits and vegetables, 2121 Web-
ster
" Angelo, liquors and lodgings, 407 Pacific
" Antone, porter Hilbert Bros., r. 1707 Stock-
ton
" Cesira Mrs., fruits and vegetables, 2800,

16th
" Ernestine Mrs., r. 1707 Stockton rear
" Engene, clerk Barsocchini & Galli, r. 303

Hayes
" Frank (P. Galli & Co.), r. 15 Adelaide PI
" Frank, clerk P. Galli & Co., r. 605 Post
" G., dishwasher, r. 509 Broadway
" Giuseppe A., driver P. Galli & Co., r. 605

Post
" Joseph, porter Hilbert Bros., r. 1707 Stock-
ton
" Lazzaro P., shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder &

Co., r. 3Keyes Alley
" Lorenzo (Barsocchini & Galli), r. 303 Hayes
" Machine Works (Joseph and Leon Schneily
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Galh P. & Co. (Paul and Frank Galli), fruits
and vegetables, 605 Post
" Paul (P. Galli & Co.), r. 605 Post
Gallia Andrea, fish dealer, r. 406 Jackson
Galliano Celestlno Rev. S. J., clergman St

Ignatius Church, r. 214 Hayes
Gallick Daniel J., compositor Valleau & Peter-
son, r. 1713 Leavenworth
" Elizabeth Mrs., presser Burkhardt &

Mugan, r. 25 Albion Av
" Fannie, widow, r. 414 Buchanan
" Freda Miss, r. 414 Buchanan
" George, musician, r. 805% Howard
" Lizzie Mrs., r. 251/, Albion Av
■' J. V. Mrs., widow, r. 1522 Polk
" Max, furniture, 1171 Market, r. 818 Jessie
" Nicholas, printer Abramson-Heunisch Co

r. 1410 Leavenworth
" Pedro L., cashier A. Fleishhacker& Co. r
Oakland
Galligan Bridget, domestic, r. 2 Myrtle Av
" Dennis, laborer, r. 2 Myrtle Av
" James, r. 216 Minna
" Michael, driver, r. 2 Myrtle Av
" Patrick, laborer, r. .306 Tehama
" Thomas, bartender Charles Whalen, r. 718

Tehama
" Winnie, domestic, r. 2 Myrtle Av
Gallin James, teamster, r. 911 Battery rear
Galh van Charles, butcher A. Block, r. 11- Wildey
" Cornelius, dairyman, r. 11 Wildey
" Frank, salesman Benedict & Turner, r 11

Wildey
" James, r. 11 Wildey
" James Jr., plumber, r. 11 Wildey
" John H., salesman Benedict & Turner, r.
2002 Pine
Gallman Anne, widow, r. 410 Harrison
" James, lineman, r. 410 Harrison
" John, laborer, r. 410 Harrison
Gallo Alphonso. barber, r. 822 Vallejo

" Michael, junk dealer, r. 822 Vallejo
Gallois Eugene, first vice-president Raphael
Weill & Co., NW cor Kearny and Post
r. 2701 Sacramento
Gallon Henry, salesman L. Scatena & Co., r.

1325 Union
Gallotto G. & Co. (Giuseppe Gallotto), fruits
and vegetables. 715 Stockton
" Giuseppe (G. Gallotto & Co.), r. 715 Stock-
ton
Galloup Henry C, pressman Commercial Pub-
lishing Co., r. Lorin. Cal.
" John L., master mariner, r. 79 West Mis-
sion
4®-Galloup. See Gallup
Galloway Anna B., widow, r. 1409 Powell
" Emil R Rev., pastor Eighth Congrega-
tional Church, r. Ocean View
" Florence Miss, school teacher, r. 1918 Fil-
bert
" . Giddings & Co. (John D. Galloway, Ray-
mond S. Giddings and Lyman R. An-
^rews), printers, 43-44 Steuart, rooms

Galloway J., miner, r. 537 Sacramento
" James D., ship joiner, r. 1918 Filbert
" '^°^'^,P- (Galloway, Giddings & Co. and
Galloway, Townley & Co.), r. Oakland

Galloway Lithographing Co.

(Otto Sclioning and Olof E. Olsem,
litliograpliers, 418-422 Commercial

Galloway Martha S. Miss, teacher Cooper Pri-
mary School, r. 2203 Devisadero
" Robert, teamster, r. 8 Gough

GALLOWAY, TOWNLEY & 00.

(Jolin D. Galloway and John A. Town-
ley), engineers and contractors, de-
signers and builders steel, iron and
combination bridges, pile, con-
crete and masonry foundations,
wharfs, sewers and railroads, 42-44
Steuart, room 16
Galloway William Mrs., widow, r. 2203 Devisa-
dero
" William T., manufacturers' agent, 708
Spreckels Bldg, r. 2203 Devisadero
4S= Galloway. See Gallaway
Gallwey James A., druggist, 634 Kearny
Gallwey Jolin, physician and surgeon, 624
Kearny, ofilce hours 1 :30 to 4 P. m. and
7:.30 to 9 p. M., telephone Main 207, r. 1331
Leavenworth, telephone East 574
" Philip, clerk John Gallwey, r. 624 Kearny
4®=- Gallwey. See Galway
Galovich Joseph, lodgings. 272 Brannan
Galpin Philip G. (Galpin&Zeigler), r. Berkeley
Galpin & Zeigler (Philip G. Galpin and Wilbur
G. Zeigler) attorneys at law, 45-48
Crocker Bldg
Gait Edward G., insurance agent, r. 24, 6th
J^- Gait. See Gault

Galusha Alice Miss, teacher music, r. 819 Hyde
Galvan Robert F., lumberman r. 1339, 24th
Galvani G. B., teacher music, 'r. 609 Ellis
Galvery Frank, helper Risdon I. and L. Wks r

718 Howard
Galvin Adele Miss, r. 517 Taylor
" Andrew, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co.. r. 1112

Kansas
" August M., baker, r. 619 Pacific
" Daniel P., shoecutter Siebe, Glanville Co.,

r. 96 Colton
" Dennis J., teamster Risdon I. and L. Wks,

r. 221% Harrison
" Edward J., painter and decorator, r. 1226

Mission
" Frank, water tender str Walla Walla
" Garrett, clothing cutter, r. 1226 Mission
" Harry, laborer S. P. Co., r. 1112 Kansas
" Harry M., plumber, r. 1226 Mission
" James, r. 4 Russ
" James, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,

r. 96 Colton
" James A., trimmer Walcom Bros., r. 321c,

Turk rear
" Jeremiah (Galvin & Galvin), r. 243, 3d
" Jeremiah, ironworker, r. 54c, Clementina
" Jeremiah, laborer, r. 96 Colton
Galvin Jeremiah J., president San Francisco
Typographical Union, 606 Montgomery,
r. 711 Webster
" John, bartender P. Bannworth, r. 2339 Mis-
sion
" John, cook, r. 271 St venson
" John, laborer, r. 18 Natoma
" John, laborer, r. 1443 Harrison
" John, liquors, 786 Folsom
" John, salesman, r. 2002 Pine
" John Q., switchman, r. 1615 Leavenworth
" Joseph, brassworker, r. 96 Colton
" Joseph, dyer, r. 827 Stevenson
" Katie Miss, teacher music, r. 1814 Hyde
" Margaret, widow, r. 1814 Hyde
" Michael, r. 1212 Turk

' Michael (Galvin & Galvin), r. 273 Folsom
" Michael, groceries and liquors, 1701 Mis-
sion
" Michael, laborer, r. 121% Silver
" Michael, steelworker Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 3

Michigan PI
" Michael, teamster, r. 216, 9th
" Moses S., engineer, r. 2731 Hyde
" Nellie, domestic, 2321 Buchanan
" Patrick, r. 431% Ringold
" Patrick, r. 1033% Hampshire
" Patrick J., bartender Shea & Donohoe, r. 18

Verona PI
" Richard, butcher D. J. Lally, r. 1010 Na-
toma
" Thomas M.. salesman Tatum & Bowen, r.

425 Dolores
" Thomas P. (Galvin & Co.), r. 1811 Union

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Galvin William, tireman Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r.
3215 Greenwich
" William, laborer S. P. Co., r. 1112 Kan-
sas
" William Jr.. ropemaker, r. 1112 Kansas
•' William A., operator Pac. Postal Tel. Ca-
ble Co., r. 2361/4 Oak
" & Co. (Thomas P. Galvin and JohnH. No-
lan), horseshoers 2107 Polk
" & Galvin (Jeremiah and Michael), liquors,
243, 3d
Galway David, porkpacker Joseph McEvoy, r.

27 Dore
4®= Galway. See Gallwey
Galy Albert, tailor Isaac Lessman, r. 1333 Du-

pont
Gama Caroline Miss (Misses Gama), r. 1(X)8
Hyde
" Katie Miss (Misses Gama), r. 1008 Hyde
" Miguel, foundryman, r. 331% Vallejo
" Misses (Katie and Caroline), dairy pro-
duce, 1008 Hyde
Gamage Harry C, student, r. 1413 Taylor
" John, r. Commercial Hotel

GAMAGE JULE C,

manager Harding's Law and Collection
Office, 303 Montgomery, r. 1413 Taylor

Gamage Mary T., widow, r. 1413 Taylor
Gaman Thomas D. (Gaman & Lyon), r. 910 Post
" & Lyon (Thomas D. Gaman and Albert J.
Lyon), real estate brokers, 215 Kearny
Gamart Felix, bartender, r. 577 Bryant
Gamba Fanny, widow, r. 521 Golden Gate Av
■ ' Frank M., barber Anton Silva, r. 6b Valpa-
raiso
Gambella August, laborer J. H. Kruse. r. 130

Valley
Gambarene Giovanni, plaster worker F. T.

Riley, r. 420 Filbert
Gambert Alice Miss, florist, 2014 Howard
" Felix L., grocer, r. 2014 Howard
" Lucien L., clerk W. B. Chapman, r. 207

Larkin
" R. Miss, saleslady Hale Bros., r. 2014 How-
ard
Gambill Clifford J., gripman Cal. St. RR., r.

SSbVi Shipley
Gambitz Albert K., salesman Kady Gambitz,
r. 1427 Oak
" Kady, produce commission merchant, 216
Washington, r. 1427 Oak

GAMBITZ MILTON R., D. D. S.,

dentist, California Academy of Sciences
Bldg, 819 Market, room 22, r. 1427 Oak

Gamble Alexander, capitalist, r. 14 Ellis

" Barnett A., mining, r. 309, 5th

" Edward A., druggist A. H. Smith & Co., r.
1217 Polk

" Fred N., bookkeeper William Cluff Co., r.
213%, 17th

" Henry J., machinist Union Gas Engine
Co., r. Oakland

" James, real estate, 330 Montgomery, room
33, r. Piedmont

" James M., agent Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Co., 315 Front, r. 919 Valencia

" John, r. 919 Valencia

" John, capitalist, r. 517 Bush

" Mary Miss. r. 1036 Vallejo

" Mary E. Miss, principal Stanford Memo-
rial Free Kindergarten No. 5, r. 919 Va-
lencia

" Patrick, laborer, r. 17M Sumner

" Richard J., clerk Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
17J£ Sumner

" Samuel, r. 1307 Dolores

" Sara B. Mrs., teacher English, Van Ness
Seminary, r. 1849 Jackson

" William E., clerk Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
17^4 Sumner

" William W., physician and surgeon, 54
Pbelan Bldg, r. Oakland
Gambles Clara F. Miss, teacher dancing, 625

Sutter, r. Alameda
Gamboa J., seaman str San Juan
Gamboni Frederick, clerk, r. 340 O'Farrell
Gambrinus Benevolent Society, 510 Bush

W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.

Artistic Tiles,

Plain, Glazjeti and IDecorate<l.

AMERICAN AND ENGLISH-
309. 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Gambs Charlotte, widow, r. 1815 Devisadero
" Ernest F., coin and stamp dealer, 1815 De-
visadero
" Gustav, baker, r. 763 Howard
" R. F., clerk, r. 1815 Devisadero
Game Matteo F., clerk freight auditor's dept.

S. P. Co., r. 1327 Guerrero
Gamese Encarcion, cook, r. 1305 Dupont
Gamma Antone, milker Louis Zwissig, r. 16th
Av South nr G
" Bonaventura, liquors, 603 California, r. 416

Fulton
" Frank, milker Louis Zwissig, r. 16th Av

South nr G
" Frank J., waiter, r. 105 Prospect PI
" Frederick Mrs., r. 431 Pine
" John, confectioner Charles Strohmaier, r.

418 Brannan
" Joseph, milker, r. 431 Pine
" Louisa, domestic, r. 629 Commercial
Gamme Frank, hostler Gottlieb Furrer, r. 428

Turk
Gammon Josephine, widow, r. 510 Minna
" Julius C, packer Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
510 Minna
Gamper George W., rectifier Lachman& Jacobi,

r. 433 Ellis
Gamster Edward S., woodworker S. C. Spinney,

r. 316, 4th
Ganco Mary J., widow, laundry, 819 Geary
Gande Esther, widow, r. 303 Golden Gate Av
" Henry A., trunkmaker, r. 1138 Treat Av
Gander A. Mrs., widow, r. 436% Broadway
" Charles (Knoke& Gander), r. 59 Precita Av
" Frederick, sticker hand, r. 711 Mission
Gandolfl Edward, shoemaker, 1132 Folsom
Gandolfo John (John Gandolfo & Co.), r. 3101
Larkin
" John & Co. (John Gandolfo), wood and coal,

3101 Larkin
" Rosie, widow, r. 7 Boardman PI
Gandy L. C, teamster Gray Bros., r. 406 Broad-
way
Ganey Jeremiah, laborer S. P. Co., r. 16th Av
South bet P and Q
" John, shoemaker, r. 717, 33d
Gang Catherine, widow, r. 428% Brannan
" Herman, r. 1072 Howai-d
" John S., cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 428%
Brannan
Gangloff Frank, tinner S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
1320 York
" Rudolph J., meter maker S. F. Gas Light
Co., r. 1320 York
Ganne Edouard, gardener French Hospital
Gannon A., motorman, r. 61% Chenery
" Alfred J., porter, r. 119 Franklin
" Ann, widow, r. 10% Falmouth
" Charles, upholsterer, r. 608a Ivy Av
" Christina Miss, dressmaker, r. 20 Ritch
" Edward, peddler, r. 1145 Stevenson
" Hannah, widow, r. 462% Minna
" Henry, teamster William Dalton Dray Co.
" James, clerk, r. 6 Lewis
" James, laborer, r. 233 Crescent Av
" James, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 514

Taylor ^ ^

" James J. Rev., assistant rector St. Bren-
dan's Church (R. C.) r. 320 Harrison
" James M., clerk, r. 319, 8th
" James T., plumber, r. 463% Minna
" John, laborer, r. 346, 4th
" John E., clerk, r. 1617 Larkin
" Joseph H., tinsmith, r. 463% Minna
" Joseph T., laborer, r. 20 Ritch
" Lawrence J., boots and shoes, 4, 24th

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WILLIAM WOLFF & CO., 329 Market St.

Gannon Marguerite, candymaker W. S. Town-
send, r. 20 Ritch
" Marie, domestic, 812, 15th
" Mary Miss, weaver Golden Gate Woolen

Mills, r. 528 Alabama
" Mary A., widow, r. 1617 Larkin
" Mary F.Mrs., teacher Harrison Primary

School, r. 119 Franklin
" Michael, laborer, r. 20 Ritch
" Peter, laborer, r. 528 Alabama
•' Thomas E., boiler maker, r. 20 Ritch
" W., salesman Hale Bros., r. San Leandro
Gannsler George, baker, r. 767 Mission
Gano George, special policeman Baldwin

Theatre
Gans Bert, salesman Ben. J. Schmidt & Co., r.
1416 Ellis
" Charles A., bartender Charles Golinsky, r.

Alameda
" Charles B., driver, r. 1416a Ellis
" Isidor, butcher, r. 1333 Eddy
" Jacob, insurance, r. 1416a Ellis
" Johanna, widow, r. 1002 Golden Gate Av
" Leo, r. 1312 Webster
" Leon, cellarman, r. 27 John
" Leon, clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. 1002

Golden Gate Av
" Louis, carpenter, r. 637 Broadway
'• Mark, clerk Bibo. Newman & Ikenberg, r.

1416a Ellis
" M. E., fireman Washburn & Moen Mfg Co.
Gans M. L. Mrs., secretary Sunset Photo and
Engraving Co., 131 Post. r. 2506 Clay
" R. H., president Electric Paint Co.. 43

Phelan Bldg, r. Niles Canyon, Cal.
" Samuel, butcher, 7 Grand Central Market,

r. 1312 Webster
" William, butcher, 703 McAllister, r. 736
McAllister
«S="Gans. See Ganz
Gansberg John, bartender John F. Bent. r. 2600

Folsom
Gansmantel Anton, cabinet maker
Belcher & Allen, r. 409 Powell
Gansz Salome, widow, 830, 22d
4®=-Gansz. See Gans
Gant Andrew, butler, 927 Bush

" Andrew, cutler, r. 1331^/4 Pine
Gante Ida Miss, teacher Miss Mary Lake. r. 1534

Sutter
Ganter Charles, molder, r. 10 St. Charles PI

" Frederick, r. 63214, 4th
Gantling Charles, r. 2316 Taylor
Gantner A. T., storekeeper, str Australia
" Amandus, oiler str Mariposa, r. 1114 Treat

Av
■' Bernard, tanner, r. 1114 Treat Av
" Frederick G., bookkeeper Stein, Simon &

Co., r. 1220OTarrell
" Henry W., undertaker, r. 1706 Folsom
" J. Oscar, secretary J. J. Pflster Knitting

Co., 120 Sutter, r. 1220 O'Farrell
" Nanetta, widow, r. 1220 O'Farrell
" Richard, blacksmith August Stamer, r. 319
Lombard
Ganton Francis, clerk, r. 421, 4th
Gants William H., salesman, r. 639 Minna
4S="Gants. See Gantz and Ganz
Gantt Frank R., painter, r. 428^4. 7th
Gantz Nathan, dry goods, r. 1922 Baker
4S=Gantz. See Gans

Gantzhorn Charles, coppersmith, r. 62Natoma
Ganz Max, agent Rheinstrom Bros. (Cincin-
nati, O.), 116 Front, r. 1400 Sutter
" Rudolph, liquors, N s Santa Clara nr

Harrold,

Ganzert Charles, ironer S. F. Laundry, r. SW

cor 22d and Point Lobos Avs
Gupsch Richard, butcher, 1139 Pacific, r. 1041

Vallejo
Garauvel Antoine, molder Whyte & DeRome, r.
Trenton and Jackson
" Emil, cook, r. 1313 Stockton
Garaventa Jackamo, baker, r. 525 Green rear
Garbarini Angelo, laborer, r. 609, 7th
" Angelina, widow, r. 1112 Kearny
" John, marble worker, r. 420 Filbert rear
Garbarino Angelina, r. 13 Dunn Alley
" Angelo, r. .522 Filbert rear
" Antonio, laborer, r. 525 Green rear
" Giovanni (G. Torre & Co.), r. 14 August

Alley
" Giovanni (L. Damozonio & Co.), r. 9 Pollard

PI rear
" Ida Miss, teacher Polytechnic High School,

r. 1411b Mason
" James C, groceries and liquors, 221, 17th
" John, sawyer Union Box Factory, r. 1126

Kearny
" Joseph, scavenger, r. 1113 Jessie
" Joseph J., plumber G. & E. Snook, r. 1213

Green
" Louis v., machinist Galli Machine Wks.

r. 5251/4 Green rear
" Marie, widow, r. 1411 Mason
" Michael L., painter, r. 1731 Market rear
" N., gardener Colombo Market
" Stefano, gardener Colombo Market
Garbati G. & Co. (Gimor Garbati), restaurant.
424 Clay
" Gimor (G. Garbati & Co.), r. 621 Broad-
way
Garbe Henry F., shoemaker, r. 8 Stockton PI
Garben Johann, bottler George Braun, r. 2219

Pine
Garber E. B. Miss, r. Hotel Pleasanton
" Eugene R. (Garber & Garber), r. Palace

Hotel
" John (Garber & Garber), r. Berkeley
" Joseph B.. attorney at law, 305 Sansome,
r. Berkeley
Garber & Garber (John and Eugene R. Garber),

attorneys at law, 305 Sansome
GarbiniA. & Co. (Angelo Garbini), groceries,
506-508 Broadway
" Angelo (A. Garbini & Co.), r. 506 Broadway
" Antonio, r. 513c Union
" Avelina, r. 526^4 Pacific
" Colinda Miss, r. 513c Union
" Domenico, liquors, 52614 Pacific
" Joseph, laborer Palace Baths, r. 721i4 Fil-
bert
" Joseph, porter J. Zentner &Co.,r. 1618 Turk
" Louis, teamster, r. 513c Union
" Richard, salesman Bertini & Baldocchi, r.

3023 Sacramento
" Sebastian, peddler, r. 1507 Dupont
Garbis John, cigar maker, r. 432 Cedar Av

" Rebecca, widow, r. 432 Cedar Av
Garbutt John, gymnast, r. 656 Minna
Garcello Giovanni B., laborer, r. 519 Vallejo
Garcelon Horace F., entry clerk Levi Strauss
& Co., r. Alameda
" Trust Co.. Henry Rogers agent, 22 Califor-
nia, room 11
Garcia Antonio, carpenter, r. 1 Montgomery
Court
" Antonio, laborer, r. 1012 Montgomery
" Arthur, candymaker J. Olague, r. 1206

Montgomery
" Benito, laborer, r. 3 Montgomery Court
" Benito, seaman, r. 706 Battery
" Carlos, clerk W. Loaiza & Co., r. 329 O'Far-
rell
" D. M. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 813 Pacific
" Emanuel, porter, r. 921^4 Filbert
" Eustace M., steel worker Pac. Roll. Mill
" Francisca Mrs., r. 723 California
Garcia Francisco, wines and liquors, 133 Mont-
gomery, r. 2734 California
" Frank, driver, r. 1 Montgomery Court
" Frank, horseshoer John Kilconomon, r. 720

Broadway
" Frank F., with F. Garcia, r. 2734 California
" G., musician, r. 607 Vallejo

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Garcia Gregory M., bitmakerF. W. Clark & Co.,
r. 702 Vallejo
" Henry G.. barber, 341 Bush, r. 5251/2. 4tli
" Ignacio, porter, r. 523 Vallejo
" J. Mrs., r. 603 Bush
" Jackson, r. 1 Montgomery Court
" Jesus, longshoreman, r. 523 Vallejo
" John, r. 1916 Buchanan
" John, boxmaker Pac. & S. F. Box Factory,

r. 1417 Powell
" John, cigar peddler, r. 523 Vallejo
" John, fireman str Mariposa
" Jose A., cigar manufacturer, 413 Sacra-
mento, r. Alameda
" Jose G., barber, 525 Pacific, r. 1111 Kearny
•' Joseph, teamster, r. 400 Octavia
" Letitia, widow, r. 726 Vallejo
" Manuel, porter Kuhlmeyer & Dolheguy, r.

9211/2 Filbert
" Manuel, seaman, r. 9a Natoma
" M. E., office 40 California, room 8
" Medardo (Garcia & Maggini), r. 2020 Taylor
" Modesto E., clerk Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r.

1512 Broadway
" P. G. (Garcia & Lancon), r. 2215a Sutter
" Preciliano G. Mrs., r. 2215a Sutter
" Ramon, transferrer Britton & Rey, r. 726

Vallejo
" Reys, painter, r. 1503 Mason
" Richard L,., barber, 434 Pacific, r. New

Wisconsin Hotel
" Rogelio, clerk, r. 22014 Linden Av
" Simon, porter Levey & Stein, r. 523 Vallejo
'• Soledad Miss, lodgings, 1020 Kearny
•' Susie, domestic, 1144 Valencia
" Tiburcia, widow, r. 523 Vallejo
'■ William, bookbinder, r. 1 Montgomery

Court
" & Lancon (P. G. Garcia and J. Lancon),
mining and real estate agents, 25 Mills
Bldg, 3d floor
Garcia & Maggini (Medaro Garcia and Charles
Maggini),general commission merchants
and tropical fruits. 100-102 Washington
and 301-307 Drumm
Gard Charles H., compositor Filmer-Rollins
Electro Co.. r. 634i/4 Broadway
" L. L. C, 3d officer str Progreso
" Patrick, fireman str Dauntless
Je®=-Gard. Guard
Gardanowsky Albert, paperhanger, r. 42 Pai-ker

Av
Garde Albert, watchman, r. 16 Federal
" Catherine, widow, r. 16 Federal
" Frederick, machinist, r. 16 Federal
" Margaret, widow, r. 503 Birch Av
Gardella Antonio, laborer, r. 11 Brannan PI
" Charles, gai-dener, r. 10 Masonic Av
" Francisco, laborer Italian Mutual Benevo-
lent Society Cemetery, r. 34th Av and
Clement
" Giuseppe, superintendent Italian Mutual
Benevolent Society Cemetery, r. 11 La-
fayette PI
" Stephen, horseshoer J. F. Farrell, r. 10
Masonic Av
Garden Alexander J., gardener, r. 1016 Stan-

yan
Garden City Horseshoeing Shop, Neil M. John-
son proprietor, 104 Golden Gate Av
Garden City Saloon, John D. Gerlich proprietor,
271 East
" Emily, widow, r. 160 Tehama
" George, musician, r. 160 Tehama
" Helmer C. Miss, tailoress Carl J. Wester,

r. 162 Tehama
" Jonathan H., gardener, r. 1016 Stanyan
Gardeners' and Ranchers' Association of San
Francisco, Domenico Gianni, Colombo
Market
Gardenier William M., plate printer H. S.

Crocker Co., r. Alameda
Gardet Victor, bookkeeper Em Meyer & Co., r.

1513 Webster
Gardiner Alexander S., clerk Balfour, Guthrie

& Co., r. 237 Texas
Gardiner Baldwin, secretary Pacific Stock Ex-
change, 316 Montgomery, r. 1301 Gough
" Charles A., surveyor, r. 1219 Filbert

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

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Complete Lines, Choicest Productions of

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Gardiner Charles H., porter Sarah Dobzensky,

r. 7 Myrtle Av
Gardiner Charles H., private secretary to presi-
dent Wells. Fargo &C0..35 New Mont-
gomery, room 8, r.l370, 19th Av, East Oak-
land
" Charles W., laborer, r. 518, 1st
" Constance P., widow, r. 211 Castro
" Frank H.,r. 843 Capp
" Frank H. (Ashton & Gardiner), r. 32 Bart-

lett
" George H.. clerk Fireman's Fund Ins. Co..

r. East Oakland
^' George M., medical student, r. 2037 Pine
" Harry H., gas fitter S. F. Novelty and Plat-
ing Wks, r. 618 Jones
'' Jacob, cloak maker Isaac Vishopp, r. 20

Langton
" James, assistant City and County Surveyor
^' Jane, widow, r. 237 Texas
" John, r. Waterville nr Augusta
" John H., insurance, r. 7 Montgomery Av
" Joseph H., bottler, r. 3137%, 16th
" Kittle F., widow, r. 618 Jones
" Mary A. Mrs., r. 620 Eddy
Gardiner Mill Co. (Gardiner, Or.), Joseph
Knowland president, Charles C. Steven-
son Jr. secretary, 22 California, room 18,
telephone Drumin 70
" Ralph, boilermaker S. P. Co., r. 46, 13th
' ' Robert K. , clerk auditing dept Wells , Fargo

i& Co.. r. Oakland
" Sophie E. widow, r. 1219 Filbert
" Thomas M., chief bookkeeper Fireman's

Fund Ins. Co., r. East Oakland
" William.candy maker J. Seidl c& Co. r. East

Oakland
" William C. fireman, r. 518, 1st
" William H., cabinet maker Sterling Fur-
niture Co., r. 31371/2, 16th
" William M., attorney at law, 123 Crocker
Bldg, r. Oakland
Gardner A., r. 519 Sacramento
" Abbie E. A., widow, r. 3051/2 Capp
" Boniface, cabinet maker Fink & Schindler.

r. 422 Tehama
" Charles, driver William G. Loewe
" Charles, driver Contra Costa Laundry, r.

1104 Market
" Charles C, with Joshua Hendy Machme

Wks, r. Alameda
" Charles H., asst. surgeon U. S. Marine

Hospital
" Charles J., clerk Winther Bros., r. 120

Turk
" Charles R., jeweler, r. Lick House
" Clarence C, chief porterWells. Fargo & Co. ,

r. 113 Page '

" Clarence L., porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r.

113 Page
" Dora, widow, r. 1519 Leavenworth
" Eugene, machinist Joshaa Hendy Machine

Wks, r. 1920 Mason
" F. J., machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 42/

Eddy
" Frank, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
" Frank A., teacher Polytechnic High

School, r. 1312 Taylor
" Frederick, engineer Market St. Ry., r. Ibid

Howard
" Frederick A.. 1st officer str Gaelic, r.

Berkeley
" George W., janitor, r. 3 Newell
" George W., machinist, r. 125. 11th
" Harriet N. Mrs., bakery, 327i/4, 5th
" Henry I., carpenter, r. 204 Golden Gate Av

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Gardner J. George, electrical engineer, r. 838

Powell
" James H. (Gardner & Thornley), r. Sausa-

lito
" John, merchant tailor, 150, 5th, r. 1515a

Howard
" John C, machinist, r. 1349 Alabama
" John E., manager Sanborn-Perris Map Co.

limited (New York), 436 California,

rooms 6-7, r. 923 Hyde
" John E., student, r. 2520 Bush
" Joseph, clerk, r. 830 Greenwich
" Joseph, laborer, r. 316, 3d
" Joseph, laborer, r. 1129 Pacific
" Joseph, wrapper O'Connor, Moffatt & Co..

r. 830 Greenwich
" Julia A., widow, r. 4 Eddy PI
" Kelly, carpenter, r. 2 Midway rear
" Lester J., conductor MarketSt. Ry., r. 537'4

Elizabeth
" M. A., glass washer Palace Restaurant, r.

821 Minna
" Matthew, chief surgeon S. P. Co., 75-76

Crocker Bldg, r. 1402 Post
" Melvin A., clerk local freight office S. P.

Co., r. 843Capp
" Nettie E. Miss, teacher music, r. 2520 Bush
" Orrin G., machinist, r. 327V4, 5th
" Peyton R., foreman piledriver Harbor Com-
missioners, r. 427 Eddy
Gardner Robert C, D. D. S., dentist, 231 Post.

r. 638 Sutter
" Robert R. bookkeeper, r. 131 San Jose

Av
" Samuel J., clerk hospital dept. S. P. Co.,

r. 1402 Post
" Sarah, widow, r. 1613 Howard
" Sophie, r. 1219 Filbert
" Thomas, watchman S. P. Co., r. 3314 La-

pidge
" Warren M., laborer, r. 220 Montgomery

Av
" William, carpenter, r. 12 Middle
" William, quarryman, r. 406 Broadway
" William H., millhand, r. 4 Hayward
" William H. Rev., pastor West Side Chris-
tian Church, r. 2520 Bush
" William J., solicitor Smedberg & Mitchell,

r. Oakland
" William S., carpenter, r. 135'/ Shipley
" William S., clerk Mrs. L. M. Edgerly, r.

235 Kearny
" William T., salesman Eagleson & Co., r.

830 Greenwich
Gardner & Tliomley (James H. Gardner, Will-
iam H. Thornley and George J. Haskins).

ship,Custom House and InternalRevenue

brokers, 322 Washington
4fff=Gardner. See Gardiner and Gardener
Garechaw James L., salesman, r. 29a Rausch
Garety James F., teamster, r. 50 Clara
" Mary E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 50 Clara
" Mathew C, teamster, r. 50 Clara
" Patrick, teamster, r. 50 Clara
-^"Garety. See Garrity, Geraghty, Geherty

and Gerrity
Garfield Arthur, motorman Market St. Ry., r. 3

Powell Av
" Hotel, Michael Hogan proprietor, NE cor

Fillmore and Chestnut
" House, Thomas H. Wilson proprietor, 73714

Howard
" John M., sexton "Plymouth Congregational

Church, r. 2332 Post
" John Q., painting and whitening, 315 Stock-
ton, r. 3332 Post

Garfield Primary School, Miss Mary A. Scherer
principal. Union bet Montgomery and
Kearny
Garfield Square, bet Harrison and Treat Av,
25th and 26th
" Walter P., painter John Q. Garfield, r. 2
Cottage Row
Gargan Edward, clamdigger, r. 31st Av South
bet H and I
" Phillip, laborer, r. 449b 20th
Gargaro Dominico, bootblack, 403 Post. r. 24

Telegraph PI
Gargin James, longshoreman, r. 71 Jessie
Gargoyhen Jean, laundryman Model Laundry,

r. 33 Chenery

Gargre Antone (Gargre & Donovan), r. 1432

Howard

" & Donovan (Antone Gargre and Jeremiah

Donovan), restaurant, 1432 Howard

Garhart William, foreman William E. Bridge,

r. 423 Post
Garibaldi Antonio, marble sawyer Joseph
Musto & Son, r. 4 St Charles PI
" Antonio J., bookkeeper, r. 712a Mason
" Brothers (Stephen J. Garibaldi), native

wines and liquors, 1513-1515 Powell
" Charlotte, widow, r. 814 Green
" David, teamster, r. 4 Varennes
" Dominic, fruits, 1237 Pacific
" Emanuel F., teamster, r. 616 Chestnut
" Fillipo (C. E. Musto & Co.), r. 4 St. Charles

PI
" Francisco, gardener, r. 233 Green
■' Frank, laborer, r. 27 Hinckley
" Giovanni, gardener, Colombo Market
" Giovanni, laborer, r. 2916 Larkin
" Gold Mining Co., 506 Battery, room 1
" Hall, 423Broadway
" Hotel, Frank Ungaretti proprietor, 222

Broadway
" John, cook P. Nave Pietro, r. 314 Pacific
" John, liquors, Old San Jose Road and Sun-

nyside Av
" Joseph, r. 712 Union
" Joseph H., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill. r. 715

Howard
" Mary, widow, r. 1516 Powell
" Peter A., clerk, r. 1811 Dupont
" Stefano, longshoreman, r. 2.33 Green
" Stephen J. (Garibaldi Bros.), r. 1515^

Powell
" Vincent, clerk Garibaldi Bros., r. 1516
Powell
Garini Giuseppe, longshoreman, r. 21 Hinckley
Garissino Nicola, restaurant, 1105 Front
Garkee Lulu Mrs., r. a36 Turk
Garl Henry, laborer, r. 362 Jessie
" JohnG., teamster Cal. Construction Co., r.

530, 17th
" Sarah Mrs., r. 363 Jessie
Garland Christopher, laborer, r. 1903 Hyde
" Edward, laundryman, r. 1500 Post
" House, 127 Montgomery
" J., watchman str Santa Rosa
" James, engineer, r. 405 Davis
" John B., manager Globe Publishing Co.,

.526 Montgomery, r. 320 Jersey
" Norval A., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 10

Powell Av
" Richard, deckhand str Modoc
" Richard, salesman H. Huddleston & Co., r.

43, 6th
• Walter E., tinner Market St. Ry., r. 131,
15th
Garlinger Jonas, clerk, r. 2237 Pine
" Julia Mrs., stenographer, r. 3327 Pine
" Nannette, widow, r. 2327 Pine
Garman Lucian A., motorman Market St. Ry.,

r, 416E Devisadero
Garms WiUiam F., vice-president Milwaukee
Brewery of San Francisco, r. 403, 11th
" William F. Jr., bookkeeper Milwaukee
Brewery, r. 403, 11th
Gam William, cap maker, r. 473 Jessie
Garnaud August, glass polisher, r. 619 Pacific
■•• Emanuel, laborer, r. 619 Pacific
" Julie, laundry, 1415 Ellis
'• Marie (Garnaud & Pailleur), r. 30th bet
Dolores and Church

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Garnaud & Pailleur (Marie Garnaud and Louis

Pailleur), proprietors Willows Laundry,

SOth bet Dolores and Church
Garneau Caspar, r. 1315 York
" Charles C, dynamoman Edison Light and

Power Co., r. 1315 York
Garner Allen A., attorney at law, 63 Flood Bldg,

r. 623 Ellis
" Consolidated Gold Mining Co. (Calaveras

Co.), J. Stadtfeld secretary, 56 Nevada

Block
" George W., machinist Western Sugar Re-
finery, r. 125, 11th
■• Minnie J. Miss, millinery, 1708 Devisadero
" T. E., r. 419 Geary
" Walter L., laborer S. P. Co., r. 334 San

Jose Av
Garnett B., stockbroker, r. 1301 Gough
" Edward, clerk, r. 1301 Gough
" Edgar M., clerk, r. 35 Essex
" John, r. 502 Post

" Kennedy P., weigher U. S. Mint, r. 55 Essex
" Louis A., capitalist, r. 35 Essex
" William H., clerk, r. 35 Essex
Gamier Alphonse, cleaner J. Spaulding & Co.,

r. 133 Page
" Andrew, electrician The Kennedy Co., r.

132 Page
" Berthold, lumberman, r. 711 Mission
" Carrie Mrs., r. 217 Francisco

GARNIER E. & CO.

(Emil Gamier and Jacques Mounic),
wholesale California wines and bran-
dies, 618 Sacramento

Gamier Emil (E. Garnier & Co.), r. 1603 Santa
Clara Av, Alameda
' ' Frederick E. , r. 285 Palmer
" Frederick H., carpet layer, r. 619 Stevenson
" Leon G., laundryman, r. 150, 4th
" Mary, dressmaker, r. 512% Taylor
" Rosalie Miss, dressmaker, r. 512i4 Taylor
Gamiss James R., attorney at law and resident
manager American Surety Co., 219 San-
some, r. 1224 Pine
Garofalo Carsimo, laborer, r. 1425V2 Dupont
Garoutte Charles H., Associate Justice Supreme
Court of California, chambers 825 Mar-
ket, Emporium Bldg, r. Hotel St. Nicho-

" Jeremiah M., r. 722 Capp
" Manfred M., clerk Spring Valley W. W., r.
1630 Market
Garra Jesus, peddler, r. 426, 29th
Garratson John D., liquors, 11 Drumm
Garratt Anna G., widow, r. 1720 Washington
" Benjamin F. (W. T. Garratt & Co.), r. 1307

Guerrero
" James H., engineer, r. 1924 Leavenworth
" Milton D. (W. T. Garratt & Co.)
Garratt W. T. & Co. (H. D. Morton president,
A. L. Taylor secretary and treasurer,
brass and bell foundry, NW cor Fremont
and Natoma, and NW cor 5th and Bran-
nan
4®"Garratt. See Garat and Garrett
Garren Benjamin, cashier The Paragon Cloak
and Suit Co., r. 13 Minna
" David, porter Raphael's, r. 13 Minna
" Leslie E., salesman Rosenthal Bros. &Co.,

r. 13 Minna
" Louis E., glazier, r. 13 Minna
" Morris (Kragen Furniture Co.), r. 1510
Dolores
Garretson Mary E., widow, r. \%\1V2 Broadway
rear
" Watts L., bookkeeper The Searchlight
Bureau of Information
4^Garretson. See Garrettson
Garrett Albert J., clerk Adjutant General's
oface dept. of California, r. .537 O'Farrell
" Charles W., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

1517 Grove
" Edward, pressman Schmidt Label & Litho.

Co., r. 1412 Laguna
" Edward W., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

1605 Grove
" Frank, shoemaker, 313, 3d
" J., waiter, r. 871 Market

W.W. MONTAGUE & CO,

Black and Galranized

and FITTINGS, all sizes, for Gas,

Steam and Water.

309. 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

510b

Garrett James C, confectioner, 1307 Mason and
52714 Geary, r. 1307 Mason
" James H., conmission merchant, r. 816 Turk
" Jcimes L., carbuilder Market St. Ry., r. 156

Golden Gate Av
" John M., liquors, 622 (522) Jackson, r. 825

Kearny
" Joseph W., marine engineer, r. 409 Capp
" Lucy H., widow, r. 2,327 Howard
" Margaret, widow, r. 2008 Howard
" Richard W., salesman, r. 313, 3d
" Samuel, teamster J. Browning, r.

Fulton
" Thomas, journalist, r. 527 Golden Gate Av
" Thomas C, janitor, r. 326 Vallejo
" Thomas F., plumber, r. 313, 3d
" Richard W., salesman, r. 313, 3d
" William L., barber, r. 1025 Harrison
Jg®"Garrett. See Garrat and Garratt
Garrette Emma F., widow, r. 1617 Grove
Garrettson Fred W., vice-president Pacific

Coast Syr ip Co., r. 1503 Washington
Garrick Alexander, fisherman, r. 54 Sacramento
" John, finisher Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 8V2

Clinton
" Mary, widow, r. 224% O'Farrell'
'• Michael, box maker Pac. and S. F. Box

Factory, r. 2% Clinton
" Walter J., clerk W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 410

Van Ness Av
" William, teamster, r. 216 Perry
*®-Garrick. See Carrick
Garrigan Alice, widow, r. 9 Converse
" Edward, helper Risdon L & L. Wks., r. 71

Jessie
" James, plumber, r. 1432 Post
" John, laborer, r. 711 Banks
" Kittie Miss, packer W. H. Miner, r. 71

Jessie
" Michael, laborer, r. 406 Broadway
•' Michael F., laborer, r. 61/2 Pfeifler
" Patrick, teamster Arthur M. Ebbets, r. 17

Alta
" Paul J., mail clerk, r. 9 Pfe iff er
" Robert F., bag maker, r. 530 Mission
" Simon J., blacksmith, r. 530 Mission
Garrigues Alfred, printer, r. 11 Harlan PI
" Andre, wood and coal, 908 Stockton
" John, restaurant, r. 914 Jackson, r.

Ian PI
" Leon F., physician, 1208 Sutter and resi-
dent surgeon Cal. Woman's Hospital, r.
3118 Sacramento
Garriock Carrie, widow, r. 1128 Valencia
Garrison Alice I. Miss, r. 1714 Market
" Captain K., clerk John Kentfield & Co., r.

Fruitvale
" Charles S., brakeman, r. 116a 11th
^' Henry, r. 27% Vernon PI
" John D., phonograph expert Peter Baciga-
lupi, r. 414 Hyde
Garrissere Frank, wholesale and retail wines
and liquors, 220 Stockton, r. 751 Sutter
" Frank Mrs., hairdresser, 751 Sutter
Garrity Andrew, wardtender City and County
Hospital
" Anna, widow, r. 39 Moss
" Daniel, boiler maker Edison Light and

Power Co., r. 770 Harrison
" Ella Miss, stenographer, r. 1632 Howard
" Henry, r. 619 Broderick
" J., waiter Palace Restaurant, r. 873 Mar-
ket
" James, liquors, NE cor O'Farrell and

Powell, r. 130 O'Farrell
" James, fireman str City of Everett

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Garrity James, teamster Western Meat Co., r.
422!/2 Ringold
" John, butcher, r. 508 Natoma
" Martin S., teamster, r. 1322 Harrison
" Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 824, 15th
" Michael, clerk, r. 508 Natoma
" Michael J., switchman, r. 650, 4th
" Nora, domestic, r. 1239, 23d
" O., coalpasser str Santa Rosa
'■ Patrick, horseshoer D.H.Boyle, r. 508 Na-
toma
" Peter, clerk, r. 39 Moss
" Peter, livery stable, 163-164 Golden Gate

Av, r. 1519 Fulton
" Peter F., livery stable, 1603 Geary, r. 1519

Fulton
" Philip, clerk Peter Garrity, r. 1519 Ful-
ton
" Randolph J., bicycles, 166 Golden Gate Av,

r. 1519 Fulton
" Thomas, r. 667 Minna
" Thomas, collector, r. 39 Moss
" Thomas, porter G. W. Harris, r. 110, 4th
«S=Garrity. See Garety, Garretty, Geraghty,

Gerrity and Geherty
Garrod James, musician, r. 24 Grove
Garry House, 2OY2. 5th
" John H., clerk S. P. Co.. r. 809 Harrison
" Michael, r. 44314 Bryant
" Sarah, widow, r. 9 Van Ness Av
4®=-Garry. See Gary, Geary and Gerry
Garside Joseph P., liquors, 518, 1st
Garske John, driver Chicago Brewery, r. 3

Broad's PI
Garson Andrew, cigar dealer, r. 718!4, 20th
'■ Cornelius, carpenter, r. 1612 Lyon
'■ Gustavo, city salesman Neustadter Bros.,
r. 7181/4, 20th
.eS=Garson. See Garcin
Garstang Thomas G., r. IOO14, 2d
Gartelmann Henry, foreman Hayes Valley

Brewery, r. 510 Grove
Gartenberg Max, buyer S. H. Frank & Co., r.

1141 Market
Garter Charles A., attorney at law, 14Sansome,

room 36. r. 20 O'Farrell
Garthofner Edward, solicitor, r. 631 Sacramento
Garthorne Charles A., photographic printer, 538
California
" Edward, foreman Kemoke, Gilham & Saw-
yer, r. 526 Post
" George H., salesman Am. Biscuit Co., r.

Oakland
" Robert, liquors, 1249 Front, r. 1214 Jackson
Gartlan James J., attorney at law, 41 Mills

Bldg, 10th floor, r. 525 Harrison
Gartland Edward F., r. 632 Post
" James, bookkeeper McDonell & Ryan, r.

6251-4 Larkin
" John B., attorney at law, 7 Mills Bldg, 8th
floor, and deputy Superintendent
Streets, r. 632 Post
Gartler Edward, waiter, r. 454 Tehama
Gartling Charles F., carriage painter, r. 1229

Mission
Gartner Albert F., special agent Home and
Phoenix Ins. Co., r. Portland. Or.
" Boniface, cabinet maker, r. 422 Tehama
" Charles, cooper George Windeler & Co., r.
46 Morris Av
Garve Minnie Mrs., seamstress, r. 444i/^ Jessie
Garver Kossuth, waiter Matthias H. Stamer,

r. 418 Folsom
GarvertFred Mrs., widow, r. 5 Sumner
Garvey A., teamster, r. 608, 6th
'■ Annie, domestic, 705 Pierce

Garvey Elizabeth E. Miss, clerk ticket auditor's

dept., S. P, Co., r. 921b Golden Gate Av

" James D., asst. engineer str San Jose, r.

1929 Devisadero
" John F., clerk Post, r. 38 Crocker
" Julia, widow, r. 38 Crocker
" Patrick, brass finisher Will & Finck Co., r.

525 Howard
" Patrick N.. helper Hibernia Brewery, r.

659 Minna
" Samuel, r. 1009 Powell
" William, hostler William Beatty, r. 875

Folsom
" William P., salesman Ceylon Tea Co., r. 1009
Powell
Garvin Daniel, ship carpenter, r. 234 Oak
" Dominick, quartermaster str Coptic, r. 503

East
" James, with S. F. Weeks Co., r. Oakland
" John A., fireman State Belt Line Ry., r,20.

5th
" John J., calker, r. 241 Fremont
" Peter J., teamster, r. 306 Moulton
" Joseph, bartender Costigan & Flynn, r. 636

Green
" Smiley, r. 636 Green
" William, teamster Central Lumber and

Mill Co., r. 1355 Folsom
" William J. , incandescent Edison Light and
Power Co., r. 234 Oak
>8®=Garvin. See Gavin
Garwich Frank, master mariner, 9 Mission, r. 28

Federal
Garwood George M., real estate agent, 26 Mont-
gomery, r. Oakland
Garwood William T., physician and surgeon.

office and r. 301 Sutter
Gary Charles T., shoe cutter, r. 156 Shipley rear
j8®=-Gary. See Garry, Geary and Gerry
Gas and Water Inspector, Chris E. Newman,
New City Hall, 1st floor

Gas Consumers Association,

D. L. Randolph president, J. D. Whit-
ney vice-president, W. 0. Ludovici
secretary, 316 Post

Gaschlin Frederick G., musician, r. 762 Howard
Gascoigne Edith S. Miss, r. 715 Cole
Gash John (Bugbee & Gash), r. 1226 Mission
Gaskell Edward F., tailor, 303 Leavenworth
Gaskill Charles C, carpenter, r. 343 Minna
" Herbert D. (Gaskill & Regan), r. Oakland
" John, brakeman S. P. Co.. r. 530, 3d
" Varney W., manager city dept Alliance
Assurance Co. (London, Eng.), 416 Cali-
fornia, r. Oakland
" & Regan (Herbert D. Gaskill and James I.
Regan), stoves and tinware, 119 New
Montgomery
Gaskin William G., baker, r. 1616 Devisadero
Gaspari Jacob, hackman, Plaza, r. 1015 Wash-
ington
Gasper George F., pileman Harbor Commis-
sioners, r. 312 Folsom
" John longshoreman, r. 239% Green
Gasque Henry F., groceries and liquors, NE

cor Sutter and Broderick, r. 2426 Sutter
Gass Alexander K., baker, r. 108 Jackson
" Fannie R.. chiropodist, 1027 Market
" H. T. Mrs., r. 600 Bush
" Julius A. (Verhoeven & Gass), r. 5O814
Guerrero
Gassaway Edloe C, bartender John H. Martin
" Frank H., superintendent special adver-
tising The Examiner
" James A., teamster James Forrest & Sons,

r. 20914 Linden Av
" William M., clerk Car Accountant S. P.
Co., r. 30 O'Farrell
Gassert William J., teamster, r. 164 Jessie
Gasslander Fritz, engineer, r. 507 Filbert
Gassman Calyxta Miss, typewriter Cox. Seed
and Plant Co., r. 1715 San Carlos Av
Cecile, hairdresser, r. 1715 San Carlos Av
George, plumber, r. 1715 San Carlos Av
John, baker, r. 625 Clay
John B.. r. 406 Union
Josephine Miss, actress, r. 20 O'Farrell
Julia, widow, r. 1715 San Carlos Av

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C. P. POMEROY, Attorney. W. O. LUDOVICI, Secretary.

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globes, and saving from 20 to 40 per cent.

New tips and burners are supplied, leaks and flickering lights remedied, and pipes pumped out
if necessary. All complaints connected with the gas, electric bells, or gas lighting apparatus are
attended to.

The monthly dues are according to the average gas consumption and the quantity of electric
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Members agreeing to give five days' notice if it is desired to discontinue the service, and to
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Gassmann August, waiter Bennett & Witmer,
r. 1805Dupont
" Eugene, laundry, 404 Stockton
" House, Jerome Meyer proprietor, 428

Broadway
" Joseph, r. 1101 Broadway
" Joseph F. (Otis & Co.), r. 1215 Greenwich
Gassner Jacob, cigar maker, r. 2762 Mission
" Joseph, cigars and tobacco, 2762 Mission,

r. 2031/2 Bartlett
" Louis (Berwin & Gassner) r. 22454 O'Far-

rell
" Michael, tanner Thorn & McMahon, r. 2759
Mission
Gast Edward, switchman, r. 519, 3d

" Sophie, widow, r. 86 Everett
Gasta Joseph, clerk Harry F. Rahlmann, r. SW

cor Railroad Av and 15th Av South
Gastaldi Emilio, teacher music, r. 710 Lombard
Gastavson Frederick, blacksmith, r. 14 Ron-
del PI
Gaster Frederick G., foreman George W. Em-
mons, r. 326, 12th
Gaston Breard, bartender, r. nby^ Prospect PI
" David A., cutter Standard Shirt Factory,

r. 610 Buchanan
" Henry G., shoemaker, r. 19 Harlan PI
" John, boiler maker str Coptic
" Ridge Mill and Mining Co. (Nevada Co.),
D. M. Kent secretary, 330 Pine, rooms
33-36
Gatchell George W., post adjutant and re-
cruiting officer Battery E, 5th Artillery,
U. S. A., Aloatraz Island
Gate Dominic, iron worker Standard Iron and

Wire Wks
Gately Catherine, widow, r. 1336 Eddy
" Delia, widow, r. 1107 Union
" Delia A. Mrs., nurse, r. 11 Moss
" James, proprietor Potrero Hotel, SW cor

Sierra and Louisiana
" Jane, widow, r. 715 Howard
" John, laborer, r. 291/2 Hawthorne
" John, meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 819

Harrison
" John F., deckhand, r. 70314 Davis
" Michael, r. 1850 Howard
" Patrick, porter Wells, Fargo & Co. , r. 369, 1st
" Thomas, carriagesmith, r. 11 Moss
" Thomas Jr., butcher, r. 11 Moss
" Thomas B., compositor, r. 2109!4 Jones
" Thomas F., cashier Le Roy G. Harvey &

Co., r. 2304 Mission
" William, boatman, r. 703!4 Davis
" William H., painter, r. 11 Moss
4®"Gately. See Gatley
Gacermann Christ, carpenter, r. 512 Bush
Gates Alyce Miss, teacher music, r. 207 Larkin
" Charles, laborer, r. 527 Sacramento
" Cyrus L. (Armstrong Oil Burner Co.), r.

1610a California
" Daniel G., bookkeeper, r. 2312 Pine
" Edwin F., clerk James H. Gates & Son, r.

118 Waller
" Elizabeth A., widow, r. 307 Larkin
" Elwin W., bookkeeper FiorenzoCavagnaro,

r. Seminary Park, Alameda Co.
" Emery P. (Emery P. Gates & Co. and James

H. Gates & Son), r. 118 Waller
" Emery P. & Co. (Emery P. and James H.
Gates), druggists, NE cor Stockton and
O'Farrell
" Frank H., physician, NW cor Howard and

New Montgomery, r. 207 Larkin
" George, pressman Upton Bros., r. Berkeley
" Gracie A. Mrs., ladies nurse, r. 647 Steven-
son
" Harry, with Music and Drama, r. 3 City

Hall PI
" Horace D., civil engineer, r. 311 Lyon
" Isaac N., carpenter, r. 1378 San Jose Av
" James H. (James H. Gates & Son and

Emery P. Gates & Co.). r. 118 Waller
" James H. & Son (James H. and Emery P.
Gates), druggists, NW cor New Mont-
gomery and Howard
" J. R. (J. R. Gates & Co.), r. 1410 Larkin

J. R. & Co. (J. R. Gates), wholesale and
retail druggists, 417 Sansome

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Gates Justin, notary public, 211 Larkin, r. 207
Larkin
' ' Leonard J. , draughtsman Pac. Rolling Mill ,

r. 20 O'Farrell
" Mattie L. Miss, dentist with George J.

Luce, r. 821 Ellis
" P. W., clerk general freight office S. P.

Co., r. 326 Larkin
" Rudolph, teamster Teele & Co., r. 824 Olive

Av
" Sheridan, barber Mueller & Boss, r. Ala-
meda ^ijtjt'd
" S. W., incandescent Edison Light and

Power Co., r. 946 Mission
" William N., conductor, r. 813 Oak
Gatier Francis, cook, r. Folsom nr Union Av
Gatje John M., expressman, r. 1109 Florida

" Margaret, widow, r. 422, 3d
Gatley George G., 2d lieut. battery E 5th Ar-
tillery U. S. A., Alcatraz Island
" James J., laborer Golden State and Miners

Iron Wks, r. 2619 Harrison
" John, mason, r. 1311 Buchanan
" Lawrence, carpenter, r. 1311 Buchanan
" Patrick, r 1517 Broadway rear
" Richard H., stationery, 1084^4 Howard
4®- Gatley. See Gately

Gatti Domenico, laborer, r. 1018!4 Montgomery
" Emilia, packer D. Ghirardelli Co., r. 930
North Point
Gattinger Margaret Miss, seamstress, r. SE
cor 15th and Tilden
" William, laborer, r. SE cor 15th and Tilden
Gatto Angelo carpenter, r. 18091/4 Stockton
" Antonio, blacksmith, r. 430 Green
" Antonio, wood and coal, 2738 California
" Augustino (Gatto, Demartini & Co.), r. 1226

Kearny
" , Demartini & Co. (Augustino Gatto, Frank
J. Demartini and Brazilio Caselli), black-
smiths, 537 Green
" Giovanni, r. 1922 Pacific Av rear
" John, clerk A. Gatto. r. 2738 California
" John, laborer, r. 930 North Point
" John, porter L. Scatena & Co., r. I8O9I/2

Stockton
" John B., wood and coal, 408 Devisadero and

4113 California, r. 4113 California
" Josephine Mrs., dressmaking, 1425i/i Dupont
" Louis, bootblack, r. 7 Gaven
" Peter, clerk John Gatto, r. 408 Devisadero
" Salvatore, r. 14251/4 Dupont
Gau Francis, cabinet maker C. F. Haas, r. 20
Federal
" Phillip, paper hanger, r. 611 Hayes
Gaubatz Charles, cigars and liquors, I8O314
Haight
" William, bookkeeper S. F. Breweries, r.
332, 19th
Gauch Minna, widow, r. 338 Duncan
Gaudard Adolphe, cook, r. 213 Powell
" Frank, cook Marchand's Restaurant, r.
809 Mission
Gaudin Frederick, president Bullock & Jones

Co., 105 Montgomery, r. 1332 Webster
Gauger United States Customs, John W. Pro-
basco, SW cor Jackson and Battery, 2d
floor
Gauggel Leo, shoemaker, 530 Geary
Gaughan John, r. 71 Federal
Gaughran James, clerk S. F. Lumber Co., r. 3337
Harrison
" .James Jr., paper carrier, r. 3337 Harrison
" John, longshoreman O. R. & N. Co.,
'■' Maggie Miss, millinery, 348, 6th, r. 3337
Harrison

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Gaukroger Edward, gripman Market St. Rv., r.

4 Collins
Gaul James, r. 517 Bush
" Lizzie Miss, r. 718 Golden Gate Av
" Michael, tanner Morris Windt. r. 1116 Ver-
mont
4iyGaul. See Gall
Gauld G., widow, r. 610 O'Farrell

" George G., office 633 Market, r. 2901 Jackson
Gauley Anna S., widow, r. 1401 Sutter
Gault Adolph G., printer H. S. Crocker Co., r. 23
Scott PI
" Adolph M., machinsit, r. 22 Scott PI
" Mary, widow, r. 15 Morey Alley
4®=Gault. See Gait

Gaupp Brothers (Philip and Christian) propri-
etors New Mechanics Hotel, 444-446
Brannan
" Christian (Gaupp Bros.), r. 444 Brannan
" Philip (Gaupp Bros.), r. 444 Brannan
Gauron Edmond, barber Max Levy, r. 844a

Howard
Gaussaill Emile, printer, r. 906 Filbert

" Marie, widow, r. 906 Filbert
Gaust Ernst, butcher, r. 31 Glen Park Av
Gauthier Dora Mrs., dressmaking, 89 St. Ann's

Bldg, r. 72-89 St. Ann's Bldg
Gauthier E. Jr. & Co. (Eugene Gauthier Jr.),
stock brokers. 316 Montgomery
" Emil, clerk E. Gauthier Jr. & Co., r. IWiy^

Montgomery
" Eugene, with E. Gauthier Jr. &Co.,r. 11 11^4

Montgomery
" Eugene Jr. (E. Gauthier Jr. & Co.), r. 111114

Montgomery
" F. L., porter Murphy Bldg
GautierBernhard, tanner, r. 15th Av South nr L
" Evarist Mme., laundry, 620 Laguna
" Marius, laundryman, r. 10 Lynch
" Rosine, widow, r. 716 Montgomery Av
Gauvae Joaquin, laborer Cole & Wise, r. Alms

House Road nr Corbett Av
Gavan Joseph, messenger Joseph O. Hirsch-
felder, r. 265O14 Folsom
" Michael J., salesman J. M. Moran, r. 321

Bryant
" Thomas F. (Gavan& O'Brien), r. 321 Bryant
" & O'Brien (Thomas F. Gavin and Luke
O'Brien), groceries and liquors, 321
Bryant
^?"Gavan. See Gavin
Gaver John, blacksmith, r. 1309 Valleio
" Rebecca Miss, r. 1309 Vallejo
" Rebecca, widow, r. 532 Polk
Gaviati Antonio, laborer, r. 11 Edith
Gaviati Luigi (Grella & Gaviati), r. 17 Varennes
Gavigan Anne E. Miss, teacher North Cosmo-
politan Grammar School, r. 1112 Larkin
" Daniel M., deputy Recorder's office, r. 1112

Larkin
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 1112 Larkin
" Mary K. Miss, teacher Winfleld Scott

Grammar School, r. 1112 Larkin
" Michael, foreman Western Sugar Refinery
r. 704 Sierra ^'

" Patrick, laborer, r. NW cor

Maryland

" Thomas F., stenographer, r. 1519 Larkin
Gavigan Williatn J., M. D., physician, practice
limited to diseases of the nervous sys-
tem, also Medical Jurisprudence, 28
Geary, hours 3 to 5 p. m.
Gavillet Aime, cook Edward D. Heatley, r. 121

Chestnut
Gavin Bernard, expressman, r. I714
" Celia, widow, r. 733, 22d

>ierra and

lison Av

Gavin Charles (Cartwright & Gavin), r, 13
Jackson
" Emmet J., stenographer P. F. Dundon,
733, 22d

Francis, cook Michael McGrath,
Brannan

419

" John, seaman, r. 327 Jackson

" John E., teamster, r. 306 Moulton

" Kiernan, laborer, r. 3135 O'Farrell

" Maggie Mrs., r. 1460 Minna

" Martin J., clerk, r. 173 Minna

" Mary, widow, r. 1438 Jackson

" Michael, laborer, r. 35 Hawthorne

" Michael, liquors, 173 Minna

" Patrick, r. 1307 Jackson

" Patrick, laborer, r. 1410 Folsom

" Peter J., teamster, r. 206 Moulton

'• Thomas, laborer, r. 1430 Jackson

" William C, porter E. R. Stevens Co., r.

1615 San Carlos Av
" William H., driver police patrol, r. 1312
Jackson

Gaw Hugh (Wright & Gaw) r. 1807 Stevenson

Gawthorne Johnson F., official reporter Police
Court 3, r. 137 Chestnut

^S^Gawthorne. See Garthorne

Gaxiola John, barber Robert T. Brodek, r. 410
Clement
•• Ysmael, saddler J. C. Johnson & Co., r. 428
Geary

Gay Albert C, carpenter, r. 2708 Harrison
" Charles, r.3648 Folsom
" Charles, collector, 533 Montgomery, r. 3370,

" Charles R., tinner, r. 618, 6th rear
" Clara B., widow, r. 2329 Fillmore
" Edward P., bridge builder, r. 1840 O'Far-
rell
" Eleanor Miss, r. 2329 Fillmore
" Ellen Mrs., varieties, 544 Green, r. 14 Guy PI
" Florence Miss, teacher Cooper Primary

School, r. 2329 Fillmore
" Frank H., druggist, r. 1840 O'Farrell
" George R., clerk Maintenance of Way S

P. Co., r. 1840 O'Farrell
" John, painter Dell P. Wilson, r. 233 San-
chez
" Mary C, widow, r. 1840 O'Farrell
" Michael, laborer, r. 529 Sacramento
" Robert H., accountant Pac. Sheet Metal

Wks, r. 615 Taylor
" Theobald, Clearing House clerk London,
Paris and American Bank. r. 1321 Pow-
ell
" Thomas K., driver Underwriters' Fire
Patrol, r. NE cor Eddy and Polk
Gayette Frank D., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 1751A
Howard
" Nellie Mrs., r. 7 Boardman PI
Gaylord Christopher, restaurant, 3309 Powell
" Robert B., student Jesse W. Lilienthal, r.
Oakland
Gaymot Isidore, driver Bernard Cassou, r. cor

Wayland and Hamilton
Gaynell John, actor, r. 219 Geary
Gayner Frank J., blacksmith S. P. Co., r. 217
Andover Av
" William, laborer W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
217 Andover Av
Gaynor Ann Miss, r. 16^4 Sherman
" James T., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co.,

r. 1231 Fulton
" Lawrence, teamster W. G. Stafford & Co.,

r. 24 Minna
■' Martin, r. 608 Minna
" Richard O.. clerk, r. 227 Perry
" Thomas, iron molder Union I. Wks, r. 501

Napa
" William, policeman, r. 227 Perry
Gayterau Pierre, laundryman, r. 1237 Stockton
Gazzolo John, paste layer Martinoni & Po-
desta, r. 2010 Powell
" Louis (Trapani & Gazzolo) 39 Clay St.
Market
Geandrot Alfred J., basketmaker, r. 637, 21st
Geaney Ellen, widow, r. 811 Geary
" Jeremiah, laborer S. P. Co., r. 16th Av bet

P andQ
" Louise Miss, dressmaking, 811 Geary

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Geantit Alphonse, butcher, 16-18 San Fran-
cisco Market, r. 715 Union
" Antonio, butcher Alphonse Geantit, r. 715
Union
Gear Gertrude Mrs., r. 425 Bryant
Gear Hiram L., attorney at law and assistant
reporter Supreme Court of California,
211 Sansome, rooms 8-9, telephone Main
5090, r. 791 Sutter
4@"Gear. See Geer and Gere
Gearhart C. W., stenographer, r. 1045 Market
Gearin M. M. Mrs., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
jW=-Gearing. See Geering and Gehring
Gearon C. L,., stenographer, r. 126, 10th
" Dennis, house mover, r. 231 Ash Av
" Herbert E., draughtsman Joshua Hendy

Machine Wks, r. 126, 10th
" John F.. agent, r. 126, 10th
" John J., clerk Raphael Weill & Co., r. 231
Ash Av
Gearty James, r. 224 Clara

Geary Charles, shoecutter Rosenthal, Feder &
Co., r. 151 Shipley
Daniel W., salesman Palace Hardware Co.,

r. 151/2 Adair
Dennis, real estate and insurance "Will E.

Fisher & Co., r. 202 Grove
Edward F., lamplighter S.F. Gas Light Co.,

r. 286 Union
Elizabeth, widow, r. 1711 Eddy
Frank, laborer, r. 212 Collingwood
Frank M., salesman Western Furnishing

Co.
Henry, laborer, r. 3115 Geary
Henry J., boilermaker, r. 219% Clara
James, carpenter and builder, 40 New Mont-
gomery, r. 2324 Sutter
James, ironmolder Risdon I. & L. Wks, r.

1214 Clementina
James J., deputy clerk Justice's Court, r. 306

Guerrero
Jeremiah, r. 306 Guerrero
J. Joseph, stenographer S. F. & N. P. Ry..

r. 1711 Eddy
John, r. 152 Perry

John, laborer Morton Draying and Ware-
house Co., r. 232 Minna
John, proprietor Eureka Music Hall, 527

Kearny, r. 526 Kear iy
John Mrs., widow, r. 1702 Folsom
John D., clerk, r. 871 Folsom
John L. Jr., attorney at law, 40-41 Mills

Bids, 5th floor, r. 308 Grove
John v., clerk auditing dept. Wells, Fargo

&Co.,r. Lorin, Cal.
Michael J., sporting editor Call, r. 28, 7th
Mollie Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 1702

Folsom
Patrick, liquors, 12754 East, r. 1214 Clemen-
tina
Robert, tilesetter Bush & Mallett Co.. r.

913 Howard
Sarah, widow, r. 9 Van Ness Av
Geary Street, Park and Ocean R. R. Co.,
Charles F. Crocker president, Adam
Grant vice-president, N. T. Smith treas-
urer, J. L. Willcutt secretary and gen-
eral manager, oflice 23 Hobart Bldg
Geary Street Temple, Rev. M. S. Levy rabbi,

S s Geary bet Octavia and Laguna
4®-Geary. See Garry, Gary and Gerry
Geauque George W., salesman Pao. Power and

Windmill Co., r. 1022 Broderick
Geaza Frederick, r. 537 Castro
Gebers Edward, clerk Thannhauser & Co., r.

Alameda
Gsbliardt C. & Co. (Charles Gebhardt), pro-
prietors Paris Cloak and Suit House,
1114-1116 Market
" Charles (C. Gebhardt & Co.), r. 1707 Oak
" Charles A. (Metten&Gebhardt), r. Ill, 29th
" Charles G., r. 218 Elm A V
" Charles L., carpenter, r. 25i4 Hardy
" Christian, tanner Metten & Gebhardt, r.

Trumbull nr Congdon
" Frederick J., saw maker, r. 25^/4 Hardy
" John, driver National Brewing Co., r. 801

Buchanan
" Louis C, upholsterer, r. 9.59 Howard

Gebhardt Phillip (Gebhardt & Graner), r. 204
Ridley
" Theresa, widow, r. 2554 Hardy
" Wendell, upholsterer, r. 959 Howard
Gebhardt & Graner (Phillip Gebhardt and
Charles M. Graner), liquors, 921 Market
Gecan Andrew, liquors, 221 Sacramento, r. 4

John
Geckler Albert J., clerk F. Toplitz & Co., r. 473

" George W., framemaker Aug Hansen &

Co., r. 473 Jessie
" John, carriage maker, r. 473 Jessie
Geddes Alexander, plumber, r. 1109 McAllister
" Charles (Bent & Geddes) r. 930 Oak
" Charles, architect, 415 Montgomery, room

16. r. 936 Guerrero
" Charles J., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

930 Oak
" Dougall Mrs . widow, r. 1109 McAllister
" Euphemie Miss, seamstress, r. 1109 Mc-
Allister
" Evangeline Miss, journalist American

Patriot, 819 Market
" Helen, widow, r. 1424 Powell
" Isabella, widow, r. 1109 McAllister
" James, salesman, r. 1109 McAllister
" Jennie, widow, dressmaking, 1 Polk
" John, salesman, r. 1109 McAllister
" Joseph, cook str Eureka
" Robert, teacher music, r. 720 Oak
" Thomas, gripman Market St. Rv., r. 2914

Bush
" William, plumber School Dept., r. 2914

Bush
Gedge Donald McD., physician and surgeon, 406

Sutter, rooms 20-21, r. 1222 Pine
" Frank J., salesman Benedict & Turner, r.

1322 Jackson
" H. Edward, dentist Benjamin M. Gunzber-

ger, r. 1222 Jackson
>g®" Gedge. See Gage
Gedion John, car repairer, r. 624, 4th
Gedney Percy W., surveyor London and Lan-
cashire Fire Ins. Co., r. 1114 Leaven-
worth
Gee Alfred, blacksmith U.S. Engineers' dept.,

r. 3354 Harriet
" Arthur T., messenger, r. 114 McAllister
" Elizabeth G., widow, r. 114 McAllister
" Ernest, blacksmith U. S. Engineers' dept.,

r. 3354 Harriet
" Ernest, restaurant, 407 Washington, r. 1420

Mason
" Frederick B., publisher, r. 114 McAllister,
" James, foreman S. F. Tool Wks, r. 1734

Lexington Av
" Robert S., manager Althof & Bahls, 511-513

Sacramento, r. Alameda
" Thomas, blacksmith, r. 1026a Washington
" William Jr., machinist Union I. Wks, r.

566b Folsom
jm'Gee. See Jee

Geer Carroll M., stone cutter, r. 1060 McAllister
" L. R. Mrs., r. 1213 Golden Gate Av
" Roger C, teamster, r. 1060 McAllister
JiS'Geer. See Gear and Gere '

Geerdts Albert W., selector Na.than, Dohrmann

& Co., r. 109 Valparaiso
" William F,, jeweler Hammersmith & Field,

r. Berkeley
Geering John, butcher, r. 137 Erie
Geerkens N. Henry, manufacturing druggist, r.

189 Hyde
Geertz Charles, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r.

118 Fillmore

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Geertz Herman, packer Schussler Bros., r. 10
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" John, laborer, r. 10 Columbia PI
Geets Marion, teamster, r. 125 Gough
Geettenger Henry, baker Charles Clarke, r. 57

Everett
Geffeney Albert H., Deputy U. S. Commissioner
of Immigration, 11 Mills Bldg, 4th floor,
r. Fruitvale
" Charles H., interpreter Japanese, r. 31 Oak
" Lizzie A., widow, r. 978 Howard
Geffke Henry W., r. 1010 Bryant
" Henry W. Jr., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co.,
r. 1010 Bryant
Geflro Marianetti, cook, r. 530 Davis
Gefken George (Gefken & Morgan), r. 810 Eliza-
beth
Gefken Jolin, groceries and liquors, 1533 Gol-
den Gate Av, r. 1002 Scott
" & Morgan (George Gefken and J. F. Mor-
gan), liquors, 329 Front
Geft Almond D., carpenter, r. 634 Minna
Gegan James P., carpenter, r.5 Bowie Av

" Thomas, porter, r. 440^4 Jessie
4®"Gegan. See Gagen and Gagan
Geggus Andrew L., chemist Edwin W. Joy Co.,
r. 17 Moss
" Charles, butcher, r. 433 Golden Gate Av
" Charles F., asst. clerk U. S. Mint, r. 230

Douglass
" Delia, wiaow, r. SW-A Jessie
" Edward, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 1513,

24th
" Frederick, butcher G. Hink & Co., r. 731)4
Minna
Geghen Edward, helper The Pelton Water Wheel

Co., r. 62 Shipley
Gebagan Michael, r. 1501 Leavenworth
Geherty Hugh T., plasterer, r. 17 Eugenia Av
" John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Eu-
genia and California Avs
Gehlich Julius, carpenter, r. 1124 Kearny
Gehm Albert, engineer Chicago Brewery, r. 116

Fulton
Gehrcke Hermann Rev., pastor St. Matthew's
Evangelical Lutheran Church, r. 546
Turk
Gehrels Lena, widow, bakery, 623 Union
" William C, clerk Goodall, Perkins & Co.,
r. 623 Union
Gehret Alfred C, salesman Cal. Bottling Co., r.
1417 Eddy
" Christian, manager and treasurer Cal. Bot-
tling Co., 1407-1417 Eddy, r. 1417 Eddy
" Frederick, bookkeeper Cal. Bottling Co., r.

1417 Eddy
" Pauline F., Miss, asst. bookkeeper Cal.

Bottling Co., r. 1417 Eddy
" Sophie Mme., corsets, 143 Larkin, r. 1417
Eddy
Gehricke-Burnes Francis C. Mrs., physician,

335 Geary
Gehrig Ferdinand, porter S. H. Frank & Co., r.
1005 Minna
■' Ferdinand Jr., gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co.,

r. 1005 Minna
■' Frank, harnessmaker, r. 1005 Minna
" Louis, helper William S. Snook & Son, r.

1227 Montgomery
" Peter, dairy produce, 1405 Folsom
Gehring Charles, blacksmith, r. 14 Sadowa
" Frederick, upholsterer, r. 14 Sadowa
" Richard, clerk Wilson Bro.s. & Co., r. 313b
32d
Gehrmann John H., cabinet maker Aug. Jung-
blut &Co., r. 32 Turk

Gehrt Henry, groceries and liquors, 703 Dupont
Geib Daniel G., springmaker, r. 709 Treat Av
" Edward H., blacksmith, r. 709!^ Treat Av
" John, r. 709 Treat Av
Geibel George, clerk, r. 315 Green
" George F. , salesman Bibo, Newman & Iken-
berg, r. 315 Green
Geick Frederick, merchant tailor, 905V4 Howard

" Leo Rev., r. 374 Natoma
Geide Albert E., watchman Cal. Barrel Co., r.
16 Federal
" Conrad, porkpacker, r. 16i^ Boardman PI
" Frederick C, machinist 1st St. Wks, Union
I. Wks, r. 16 Federal
Geier Frank A., proprietor Market St. Planing
Mill, SW cor Dolores and Market, r. 602,
14th
Geiger Cbarles E., porter, r. 136 Flood Av
" Frederick W., clerk W. U. Tel. Co., r 873

Mission
" Isidor, tailor, r. 25 Harriet
" Louis, boxsawyer, r. 25 Clara
Geigold Max, barber, r. 1600 Mission
Geike Richard, barber, 133 Eddy, r. 14230ctavia
Geilfuss Henry, architect, 120 Fulton, r. 811
Treat Av
" Henry A., driver August L. Grotheer, r.
2733 Bryant
Geils Harry H., guard wagon dept. Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 1532 Polk
" John H., laborer school dept., r. 1532 Polk
Geimann August H., clerk, r. 102 West Mission
" George, waiter str Walla Walla
" Walter J., salesman T. H. Ryan & Co., r.

102 West Mission
" William F., corporal police, r. 406, 30th
" William F., tailor, 112 Sutter, r. 1317b Clay
Geirrien Sebastian, cigar maker, r. 16th Av

South bet Q and R
Geirrine Charles A., bookkeeper Charles F. Doe
& Co., r. West Berkeley
" Charles H., salesman The American Im-
port Co., r. Berkeley
" Mark P., clerk Union I. Wks, r. East
Berkeley
Gies Pauline R. Miss, waitress Dora Reed, r.

413, 4th
4®=-Geis. SeeGeiss
Geiseker Charles, ropemaker Washburn & Moen

Mfg. Co., r. Beach nr Hyde
Geisel Balthaser, grinder Peter Duchein, r. 1115
Broadway
" Eugene E., groceries, 1305-1207 Stockton, r.

1213 Powell
" Paul, laborer, r. 315 Green
Geisen Anthony, driver, r. 680. 20th
4®-Geisen. See Gisin

Geisendorfer Mary, widow, stationery, 158, 2d
Geiser Alois, waiter Helvetia Hotel
Geishaker Andrew, machine hand, r. 413 Bryant
" Charles P., molder, r. 413 Bryant
" Henry, clerk Benj. Curtaz & Son, r. 413

Bryant
" James S., machine hand H. Friedrichs, r.
413 Bryant
Geisler Antone, baker, r. 1213 Kearny
" Charles, cellarman C. M. Mann, r. 510, 6th
" William, seaman, r. 7.39, 4th
J8®-Geisler. See Giessler and Gisler
Geiss August, musician, r. 422!^ Post
" Henry, upholsterer, r. 512 Bush
" Miles A., wrapper O'Connor, Moffatt& Co.,
r. 42314 Post
J8®"Geiss. See Geis

Geissberger Louis, laborer, r. 26 Rondel PI
" Louis H., machinist Union I. Wks, r. 26
Rondel PI
Geisselman Albert, truss maker William Hat-

teroth, r. 1333 Pine
Geissler Edward A., salesman Sherman, Clay

& Co., r. 434 Leavenworth
Geissler Louis F., secretary Sherman, Clay &

Co., 137-139 Kearny, r. Alameda
4®"Geissler. See Giessler and Gisler
Geist Edward L., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 1940
Lexington Av
" Lilian W. Miss, bookkeeper Troy Laundry

Machinery Co., r. 1 102^4 Eddy
" William, collector, r. 11021/4 Eddy

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Geister August, tailor, 1313V4 Pacific
" Humboldt, outcher Bluhm & Rathjens, r.
1313'/2 Pacific
Geistlich Lena Mrs., r. 1435 O'Farrell
" Max E., butcher, r. 1907 O'Farrell
" Robert E., operator The Associated Press,

r. 1435 O'Farrell
" William, clerk, r. 15514 Natoma
Geiter Emil, watchmaker Shreve & Co., r. 134

Fern Av
Geitner Robert, bartender, r. 1304 Larkin
Gelard Charles, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
Geldard Hattie, widow, r. 322 Leavenworth
Gelden Anton, seaman, r. 3 East
Gelder David v., traveling salesman The Wer-

theimer Co., r. Oakland
Geldermann Edward, with William Wolff & Co.,

r. Alameda
Geldert Walter L. H., clerk, r. 331 Golden Gate

Av
Geldner Paul R., coppersmith Union I. Wks, r.

349 Clementina
Gelette William D., assistant engineer engin-
eering dept S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Gelien Gustav A., mining, 318 Pine, r. 833 Post
" R. G. Mrs., widow, r. 822 Post
" Robert B., clerk, r. 1045 Market
Gelinas Frederick O., clerk ticket auditor's
dept S. P. Co., r. 1404 Folsom
" John, r. 1404 Folsom
" John P., clerk local freight office S. P. Co.,

r. 1404 Folsom
" Leon C, clerk Boericke & Runyon, r. 1404
Folsom
Gell George, laborer, r. 7 Gaven PI
Gellatly Peter D., tailor, 2739 Greenwich
Geller Nathan, ladies furnishing goods, 1042

Howard
Gellert Charles, painter, r. 432 Vallejo rear
" Henry, barber and baths, California Hotel,

r. 608 Powell
" Isaac, accountant Hoffman, Alexander Co.,

r. 2332/2 Pine
" Louis, tailor, r. 230 Oak
" Otto, seaman, r. 114% Tehama
" Robert, laborer, r. 338 Louisiana
Gelley Henry J., derrick hand, r. 47 Morris Av
Gelrich James F., clerk The Mansfield, r. 306a

Post
Gelson Albert, bookkeeper, r. 710 Van Ness Av
Gem Mining and Milling Co, (Placer Co., Cal.),
James Eva president, James Madison
secretary, 839 Folsom
Gemballa August, laborer, r. 130 Valley
" Frederick, carpenter, r. 120 Valley
" Gustave, blacksmith, r. 120 Valley
Gembarth Minnie, domestic, 126 Ellis
Gemignoni Antonio, peddler, r. 16 Union PI
Gemmell Christina, saleslady Mrs. C. Mary
Gemmell, r. 515, 2d
" C. Mary, widow, varieties, 515, 2d
" William, clerk Swain Bros., r. 319 Sutter
«®"Gemmell. See Gimmel
Gemo George, liquors, 505 East, r. 2 Washington
Genasso Luigl, window cleaner, r. 27 Hinckley
Genberg John I., 1st officer schr Gotama, r. 9

Freelon
Gendar Edwin F., r. 545 Stevenson
" John M., mining, r. 725 Turk
" William H. (Gendar & Hink), r. 545 Steven-
son
Gendar & Hink (William H. Gendar and Gus-
tave Hink), wines and liquors, 33 Mont-
gomery
Gendotti Brothers (Louis and Clemente), fruits,
vegetables and butchers, NE. cor Hayes
and Octavia
" Clemente (Gendotti Bros.), r. 449 Ivy Av
" Louis (Gendotti Bros.), and liquors, 508
Octavia, r. 1623 Hayes
Gene William, clerk P. Riccomi & Co., r. S s

Sierra nr Kentucky
General Agency The, Alfred H. Pollock presi-
dent, 13 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
General Construction Co., J. F. Sims president,
F. Riffle vice-president and secretary,
77 Columbian Bldg
General Electric Co., Thomas Addison manager,
15, 1st

General Frank, driver John Wieland Brewery,
r. 336, 3d
" Insurance Co. (of Trieste, Austria), Okell.
Donnell & Co. general agents, 411 Cali-
fornia
Genereaux Emile C, master schr Marion, office
Pier 4 Steuart, r. 715 Webster
" Pauline, widow, r. 715 Webster
Geneva Gold Mining Co., Henry D. Walker sec-
retary, 62 Nevada Block
" Mineral Water Co., Wetmore, Bowen Co.
agents, 140 Montgomery
Geneve Ernest, laborer, r. 231 Jessie
" Ernestine, widow, r. 231 Jessie
Gengnagel Jacob, r. 828 Shotwell
Geniser Max, paper cutter Schmidt Label &

Litho. Co.,r. 45 Caroline
Genius Kamp L., barber Philip Simon & Co., r.

222, 2d Av
Gennan Martin, butcher, r. 509 O'Farrell

" Joseph, r. 3015 Taylor
Gennheimer Frederick, wine maker, r. 1155 Har-
rison
Genotta Nicola, shoemaker, 1403!4 Dupont
Genova Hotel, 407 Pacific
Genovessi Charles F., candy maker Louis

Saroni & Co., r. 249 Pacific
Gensberger Max (Louis Kline & Co.), r. 938

Geary
Gensen George N., fireman str City of Everett
Gensler Goodkind, salesman Davis Bros., r. 338.
27th
" Jacob H., compositor Brunt, r. 615 Geary
" Julius, tailor. ISiy^ Eddy, r. 309 Golden

Gate Av
" Maria E., widow, fancy work, r. 615 Geary
Gensoul Joseph J., with Shreve & Co,, r. Ala-
meda
Genster August, barber Stern & Heller, r. 404
Grove
" Jacob, barber, 102 Grove, r. 404 Grove
Gente Emile Rev., S. M., rector Notre Dame des

Victoires Church, r. 526 Bush
Genth Charles F., cook Christensen & Peter-
son, r. 313 East North
Gentle William F., clerk Railway Mail Service,

r. 1528 Howard
Gentner Bernhard, tanner Morris Windt, r. 1114
Treat Av
" Gottlieb, porter, r. 22i/4 Everett
Gentry K. Mrs., r. 504 Howard
" ■ M. A. Mrs., r. 121 Post
" N. Kate Miss, ladies' hair dresser, 121
Post, room 29
Gentry William H. H,, attorney at law, 206

Sansome, room 25, r. Berkeley
Genty Edward, r. 500 Eddy
Gentzler Edward, compositor, r. 345 Kearny
Genung Frank A., draughtsman H. G. Layng
Machine Wks, r. Fruitvale
" James E., r. 101 Devisadero
" Richard H., clerk Mulcahy & Co. , r» Oakland
Genzel Carl, glove cutter, r. 809 Filbert rear
" Mathilde, widow, r. 809 Filbert
" William, glove cutter, r. 809 Filbert rear
" Edward, printer, r. 102 Mission
Geoghegan Margaret, widow, r. d'ilYi Folsom
GeograpWcal Society of California, Peter Mac-

Ewen secretary, 819 Market, room 55
Geographical Society of the Pacific, George
Davidson president, John Partridge sec-
Tetary, Thomas F. Trenor assistant
secretary, 831 Pine, room 2
Geological Survey, United States, Henry W.
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Georg F., nurse German Hospital
George Adam, coalpasser P. C. SS. Co.

" Adam, engineer, r. 449 Minna
George Alexander, r. 729 Sutter
" Andrew M. Mrs., widow, r. 2618 Market
" Augustus, carpet cleaning wks, 11, 8th, r.

242, 6th
" Bernard E., engineer Raphael's, r. 944 Fol-

som
" Brother Rev., teacher Sacred Heart Col-
lege, SE cor Eddy and Larkin
" Charles J., porter S. F. AVeeks Co., r. 47

Tehama
" E. Mrs. (George & McGinn), r. 337 Geary
" E. E. Shoe Co. (E. E. George), wholesale

boots and shoes, 37, 2d
" Emanuel, laborer Wells, Russell & Co., r.

447 Tehama
'■ Emery E. (E. E. George Shoe Co.), r. Ala-
meda
" Frank, with Perley & George, r. 206a Post
" Frank A., carpenter, r. 82 Natoma
" Frank W., bookkeeper Perley & George, r.

206a Post
" Frederick, chief cook str Mariposa
" Frederika B., widow, r. 729 Sutter
" Genio S., teller Columbian Banking Co., r.

" Harry P., waiter, r. 1022 Mission

" Henry C, manager Henry Cowell & Co.. r.

1200 Treat Av
" Jacob, peddler, r. 41 Jumper
" John, shoemaker Emil Cohn, r. 75 Oregon
" John H., buyer, r. 1101, 17th
" Louis E., stenographer W. G. Richardson,

r. 1006 Pacific
" Mary, widow, r. 1604 Larkin
" Mary J. Miss, bookkeeper E. E. George

Shoe Co., r. Alam.eda
" Michael, bootblack, SW cor 1st and Mar-
ket, r. 13211/2 Kearny
" Peter, stevedore, r. 224i/4 Lombard
" Richard W. T., physician, r. 912 Fulton
George Robert, secretary Sausalito Land and

Ferry Co., r. 405 Montgomery, room 6, r.

Sausalito
" Theodore F., solicitor Union Central Life

Ins. Co., r. 608O"FarreU
" Walter, engineer Palace Hotel, r. 329, 19th
" Wesley Mrs., widow, r. 818 Larkin
" William B. (Perley & George), r. 206a Post
" William H.. cashier Henry Cowell & Co*, r.

r. 1200 Treat Av
" William P.. desk worker school dept., r.

1015 Market
George & McGinn (Mrs. E. George and Mrs. L.

McGinn), fashionable dressmaking, 324

Ellis
Georgeault Clement, helper Washburn & Moen

Mfg. Co., r. 127 Bay
■• Louisa, milliner, r. 127 Bay
" Peter, foreman Washburn & Moen Mfg. Co.,

r. 127 Bay
Georges Leonard, treasurer Sherman. Clay &

Co., 137-139 Kearny, r. Fruitvale
Georgeson Herman, seaman, r. 328 Drumm
Gephard George Mrs., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Geppert George, jeweler Shreve & Co., r. 123

Cedar A V
Geraghty Abbie T., widow, r. 218 Oak
" Catherine, widow, r. 310 Langton
" Hugh, hackman United Carriage Co., r. 14

Mint Av
" John P., carpenter, r. 310 Langton
" Martin, blacksmith Richard Nugent, r. 1.322

Harrison

Geraghty Martin G., groceries and liquors, 1322
Harrison
" Michael, varieties, 1127 Folsom, r. 1603

Folsom
" Michael T., plasterer, r. 310 Langton
" Patrick, clerk, r. 41114 Polk
" Patrick, teamster, r. 1416 Kearny
4®=Geraghty. See Garrity and Gerrity
Gerald Edward F.. foreman of sheds S. P. Co., r.

1524 Chestnut, Alameda
jeS-Gerald. See Ceroid
Geralde Bernard, machinist, r. 674 Bryant
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 674 Bryant
" Henry, journalist, r. 537 Sacramento
" Josephine Miss, seamstress, r. 674 Bryant
Geralmen Lillian E., widow, restaurant, Fulton

nr 6th Av
Gerard Charles A., r. 1104 Market
" Charles C, bookkeeper, r. 402 Golden Gate

Av
" George L., manager Stern Bros., Ill Grant

Av, r. 115 Hayes
" James, 'engineer Palace Hotel, r. 707, 15th
" James S.. agent Union Transportation Co.,

office Clay St. Wharf, r. 319 Franklin
" James W., carpenter, r. 1906 Broadway
" Sadie Miss, r. 522 Taylor
J8®=Gerard. See Gerrard and Girard
Gerardi Gabriel, musician, r. 14 Elliot Park
" Michael A., rope splicer John A. Roebling's
Sons Co., r. 412 Green
Gerber Daniel, teacher languages, r. 811 Geary
" Ernest, laborer Henry Behlmer, r. 1526

Pacific Av
" Hermann A., carrier postofBce, r. 5 Avery
Gerberding A. & Co. (Albert Gerberding and
William Baehr Jr.), grain commission
merchants, 5 Mutual Life Bldg, 3d floor
" Albert (A. Gerberding & Co.), r. 2815 Scott
" Mary J. widow, r. 1218 Clay
Gerbes Rebecca, widow, r. 432 Cedar Av
Gercin John, porter James Nissum, r. 24 Mary
Gercke Frederick (John Quadt & Co.), r. 507
Steiner
" Frederick J., bookkeeper Gercke Furniture

Co., r. 808 Oak
" Furniture Co., William H. Gercke proprie-
tor, 745 Mission
" Gustav, proprietor Reckenbeil's Hotel, 634

Fulton
" Hotel, Ernest Gilgenkrantz proprietor,

922 Battery
" William, r. 1926 Howard
" William H., proprietor Gercke Furniture
Co., 745 Mission, r. 808 Oak
j8®=Gercke. See Gerke

Gercken Charles, stableman American Brew-
ery, r. 627 Lombard
" Ernest H., warehouseman Ensign & Mc-

GufBck, r. 627 Lombard
" George H., r. 627 Lombard
" Henry, bartender, r. 613 Bush
" Herman W., teamster, r. 2425 Greenwich
" William H., driver Bavaria Brewery, r.
2425 Greenwich
4®°"Gercken. See Gerken

Gerdau August J. (Rohlffs & Gerdau), r. 426
O'Farrell
" Henry J., vice-president Santa Bar-
bara Mineral Water Co., 29 Market, r.
117Capp
Gerdeng Lizzie, widow, r. 215 Polk
Gerdes Alexander, groceries and liquors, SE
cor Ellis and Polk. r. 44 Willow Av
" Alfred, clerk Frederick W. Riechers, r. 604

Eddy
" Brune H., laborer Union I. Wks, r. 236y2

Clara
" Frederick, liquors and lodgings, 328 Drumm
" Frederick C, expressman, NE cor Grant
Av and Market, and bricklayer, r. 2233
Mission
" Harry, seaman, r. 328 Drumm
" Henry, confectioner, r. 322 Fell
Gerdes Henry G. (F. Patterson & Co.), and col- •
lector State Harbor Commissioners, r.
1924 Stockton
" Henry J., clerk, r. 2233 Mission
'• Herman, r. 9 Laskie

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Gerdes Jolin (Cordsen & Gerdes), r. 1321 Polk
" John H., bartender, r. 101, 1st
" Martin D. A., groceries and liquors, 1544

Eddy, r. 1106 Pierce
" Sarah, widow, r. 2233 Mission
" William R., expressman, NE cor Grant
Av and Market, r. 2233 Mission
^©"Gerdes. See Gaerdes
Gerdts John, manager H. Bohls & Co., 244-246

Fremont, r. 1032i/^ Guerrero
Gere Geor^'e G., surgeon and professor surgery
California Medical College, 227 Geary,
hour 11 a. m. to 2 p. m., telephone Main
5771, r. 310 Scott, telephone Steiner 101
" Jean B., hostler Presidio & Ferries RR, r.
438 Jackson
<8®~Gere. See Gear and Geer
GerebeckF.,r. 220, 3d

Gerecevi John, laborer, r. 1414 Harrison rear
Gereg Frank, soapmaker Otto L.uhn&Co., r. 212

Collingwood
Geremig Pera, porter A. Galli Fruit Co., r. 1

Gaven
Gergus August, groceries, SW cor Post and

Webster, r. 1803 Post
Gerhard August L., engraver Bolton & Strong,
r. San Anselmo, Marin Co.
" George W., assistant secretary Dutch
Mining and Milling Co., 331 Montgom-
ery, rooms 67-68, r. 15 Hollis
Gerhardt Conrad, expressman, SE cor 5th and
Market, r. 371 Jessie
" Frank J., r. 619 Shrader
" Jules (Ortion & Gerhardt), r. 41, 11th
" Louis, painter, r. 546 Minna
" William, foreman St. Lawrence Stables, r.
423 Post
Gerhow Charles H., butcher J. H. Meyer, r. 2847,
16th
" Margaret, widow, r. 67 Tehama
" Robert, driver Hagedorn & Thierbach, r.
1707 Ellis
Gerich Wolfgang, clerk, r. 3 Grace Terrace
Gerichten Anna Miss, cashier Paul Drasdo, r.
810 Bush
" Frederick G., clerk, r. 626 Eddy
" Josephine E. Mrs., teacher South Cosmo-
politan Grammar School, r. 626 Eddy
" Louis, teacher physical culture, r. 810 Bush
Gerichter Freda, r. 810 Bush
Gericke George, clerk, r. 307 Langton
" William, peddler, r. 307 Langton
Gefisch George, carpenter and contractor, VA

Marcy PI, r. 1 Marcy PI
Gerke William, painter, r. cor. 48th Av and J
jg®" Gerke. See Gercke
Gerken Arthur A., finisher Gustave Berson
" Diedrich, r. 835 Lott
" Frederick (Pilster & Gerken), r. 8 Miles

Court
" Henry, boots and shoes, 107%, 3d
" Henry, longshoreman O. R. & N. Co.
" Henry, porter Witzel & Baker, r. 1310

Kearny
" Herman, liquors, 40 Turk, r. 30 Willow Av
" Herman H., r. 618 Shotwell
" John, laundryman La Grande Laundry
" William (Gerken & Woboke), r. 718 Valencia
" & Wobcke (William Gerken and Hans
Wobcke), proprietors Valencia Street
Hotel, 718 Valencia
-8®" Gerken. See Gercken
Gerl Christine, widow, r. 1612 Guerrero

" Henry G., boiler maker Union I. Wks, r.

1612 Guerrero
" Louis, teamster, r. 1612 Guerrero
Gerlach Augusta, domestic, 2933 Jackson
" Bernhard, barber, r. 211 Ritch
" Charles, commercial reporter Bulletin, r.

14 Oak Grove Av
" Christian, compositor California Demokrat
" Edward, horseshoer, r. 1225 Filbert
" Emil F., compositor S. F. Tageblatt, r. 14

Oak Grove Av
" Frederick, r. 2928 Clay
" Gerlach Frederick, clerk, r. 211 Ritch
" Frederick W., shoemaker George Ludwig,

r. 1325'/4 Sacramento
" Henry (Gerlach & Fox),r. 1335 Filbert

Gerlach Johanna, widow, r. 14 Oak Grove Av
" John, cabinet maker, r. 8, 14th
" John, expressman, r. 311 Ritch
" John, packer Leege & Mills, r. 1235 Filbert
" Katherine, widow, r. 1335 Filbert
" William, shoemaker, 1803 Polk
" William Jr., shoemaker, r. 1335% Sacra-
mento
" William P., clerk A. Schilling & Co., r.

2120a Sutter
" & Fox (Henry Gerlach and Edward Fox)
horseshoers, 43S, 3d
Gerlich Charles, musician, r. 731 Turk
" J. G. J., bartender John D. G. Gerlich, r. 5
Market
Gerlich John D. G., proprietor Garden City Sa-
loon, 371 East
Gerling John H., seaman bkt Planter, r. Sailors'

Home
Gerloff Gustav C, attendant U. S. Marine Hos-
pital, r. Lake nr 13th Av
Germain John, proprietor Fulton House, 617
Mission
" M. L. Mrs., proprietor The Montello, 201
Powell
German-American Insurance Co. (New York),
George H. Tyson general agent, 435 Cali-
fornia
German Benevolent Society Cemetery, Hugo
Huebner superintendent, 34th Av nr
Clement
German Consulate, Adolph Rosenthal consul
general, Oswald Lohan vice-consul, 318

German Dominican Convent, W s Guerrero
bet 34th and 25th
" Ernest, driver James Cantley, r. Blemis
House

German Evangelical St. Paul's Church, Rev.
Paul Branke pastor, 1133 Mission

German General Benevolent Society, H. C.
Jordan manager, 330 Geary

German Hospital, Theodore V. Brown superin-
tendent, between Noe, Castro, 13th and
14th, main entrance Noe nr 14th
" Hotel, Frederick C. Janssen proprietor, 560

Howard
" Ladies General Benevolent Society, 330

Geary
" Ladies' Verein, Druids' Hall, 413 Sutter
" Louis, furrier, r. 143 Fell

German Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev.
G. J. Schultz pastor, Folsom bet 4th and
5th

German Savings and Loan Society The, B.
Adolph Becker president, Edward Kruse
vice-president, A. H. R. Schmidt cash-
ier, William Herrmann assistant cash-
ier, George Tourny secretary, August
H. MuUer assistant secretary, 536 Cali-
fornia

Germania Building and Loan Association (of
San Francisco), Henry F. Fortmann
president, Rudolph Mohr secretary, 39
Flood Bldg
" Club, F. Siebke secretary, 421 Post

Germania Fire Insurance Co. (of New York),

Cesar Bertheau manager. M. A. Ber-

theau assistant manager, 210 Sansome

" Gardens, Ernest J. C. Maaok proprietor,

SE cor Baker and Jefferson

Germania Lead Works, Edward E. Eyre presi-
dent, 124 Sansome

Germania Life Insurance Co. The, Wesley A.
Jacobs manager, 19-23 Mills Bldg, 4th
floor, telephone Main 1684

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Germania Malt Extract Co., Thomas M. Alton
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" Monthly The, John C. Jens publisher, 1196

Treat Av
" Schutzen Club, Andrew Mocker secretary,
620 Bush
Germanic Lloyd (Berlin), bureau for classifica-
tion of vessels, Henry Mohns agent, 29
Market
Germann Fritz J., waiter, r. 822 Larkin
Germatine Co., Henry Jessen manager, 28, 9th
Gernandt William F., clerk C. R. Hansen & Co.,

r. 540 Green
Gerner John A., butcher, 292 Valencia
Gernns John (Meyer & Gernns) r. 1101 Scott

" Marie, domestic, 3214 Washington
Gernreich Paul, driver Goldberg, Bowen & Co.,

r. Oakland
Gerot Delia Mrs., nurse Alms House
Gerran James, compositor Bulletin, r. 525a 4th
Gerran William H., clerk and musician, r. 525a

4th
Gerrard Frank, mechanic Cal. St. RR, r. 2420
Bush
" John B., r. 2420 Bush
" William J., carpenter, r. 1906 Broadway
-e®="Gerrard. See Gerard and Girard
Gerring Ward, clerk, r. 1325 Eddy
Gerrish Edward H., teamster Albert E. Buck-
man, r. 527 Sacramento
" Harry A., collector, 12 Mills Bldg,6th floor,
r. 715 Eddy
Gerritsen Anna, widow, r. 2520 Market
4®=Gerrity. See Geraghty, Gerraty, Gar-

rightly and Garrity
Gerry Alfred A., teamster, r. 26 Shotwell
" Ferdinand F., lumber surveyor, 9 Mission,
r. 26b Shotwell
4®="Gerry. See Geary and Giry
Gersick John, bottler John Wieland Brewery, r.

9 Free Ion
Gerschke Charles, cabinet maker, r. 438 Tehama
Gerson Eric, salesman Adolph Schoenfeld, r.
1138 Turk
" Henry, laborer, r. 605 Broadway
" Joseph, clerk Bernard Jacobs, r. 117, 3d
" Maria, widow, r. 2605 Sacramento
" Michael, dry goods, r. 1011 Union
" Nathan, grain broker, 214 Pine, room 64, r.

1918 Pine
" Samuel, proprietor The Pacific Notion Co.,
17 Battery, r. 1217 Eddy
Gerst Garrison, vice-president Anspacher
Bros., 214 Pine, room 17, r. 1400 McAl-
lister
Gerstenberg Charles, waiter, r. 1511 Pine
" William H., salesman R. C. Hislop, r. 23
Sharon
Gerstle Lewis (Louis Sloss & Co.), and presi-
dent Alaska Commercial Co., 310 San-
some, r. 1517 Van Ness Av
" Marcus L. (Chickering, Thomas & Gregory
and Gerstle & Sloss), attorney at law,
206 Sansome, rooms 29-34, r. 2100 Wash-
ington
" William, woolpuUer, r. 29th Av South nr J
" William L.., office 310 Sansome, r. 1517 Van
Ness Av
Gerstner Mary A., widow, r. 45 Clara

" William; salesman A. Andrews, r. 45 Clara
Gerts Neil L,., carpenter and builder. 621 Mer-
chant, r. 2910 Fillmore
Gertson Christopher M., salesman, r. 132 Eddy
" Gustav, brass finisher M. Greenberg's
Sons, r. 920c Pine
Gertzen Otto, carpenter, r. 439, 27th

Gerum Frank, cook John Claussen, r. 240 Sutter
Gerunovich Stephen T., restaurant. 1218 Mason
Gervasoni Carlo, butcher, r. 1024 Montgomery
Gervieres Martin, bakery, 1010 Railroad Av
Gerwan H., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill
Gerwin George H., salesman Greenebaum, Weil

& Michels, r. 35 Sanchez
4®" Gerwin. See Girvin
Gerzabek Oscar V., salesman Bass-Hueter

Paint Co., r. 620^4 Steiner
Gesander Fritz, bookkeeper r. 630 Sacramento
Geshke Carl, cabinet maker Cal. Furniture Mfg.

Co., r. 438 Tehama
Gessell Lilly L. Miss, cashier William E. Ges-
sell, r. 235^4, 7th
" William E., restaurant, 235%, 7th
Gesvret Eugene (Bardet & Gesvret), r. 1306 Polk
Geszell John, laborer, r. 411 Sansome
Getchell Eliza Mrs., bakery, 1114V4 Kentucky
" J. C, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r.

Oakland
' ' Samuel W. , pileman Harbor Commissioners
" Winslow D., tool keeper Union I. Wks, r.
11141/2 Kentucky
4»- Getchell. See Gitchell
Gethin Maria Miss, teacher music, r. 757 Howard
Ge things Annie, widow, r. 312. 6th
" Kate, press feeder Dickman- Jones Co., r.
312, 6th
Getleson Bernard, insurance broker, 217 Front,
r. 1427 Geary
" David, clerk, r. 1427 Geary
" Harry B., traveling salesman L. Demar-
tini Supply Co., r. 1427 Geary
Gettbendy Thomas, seaman, r. 448, 6th
Gettey William J., salesman Le Count Bros., r.

Alameda
Getty Ida, domestic, 1822 Sacramento

" William, pattern maker, r. 12 Essex
Getz Albert, bookkeper Sol. Getz & Bro., r. 507
Devisadero
" August F., painter, 302 Stockton, r. 310

" Barry, salesman, r. 930 Ellis

" Bella Miss, typewriter, r. 39 South Park

" Bernard (Sol Getz & Bro.), r 219 Broderick
Getz Bros. & Co., Joseph Getz president, Louis
Getz vice-president, Reuben Cohen sec-
retry, wholesale provisions, dairy pro-
duce and salt, 111-115 California

" Edward, solicitor William Cline, r. 507;De-
visadero

" Frederick, butcher, r. 1005 McAllister

" Gustav, driver, r. 215 Sanchez

" Helen N., widow, r. 19 Clinton Park

" John O., salesman Merchant & Nickels, r.
654, 20th

" John J. , painter, r. 2208 Bush
Getz Joseph, president Getz Bros. & Co., 111-
115 California, r. 930 Ellis

" Jules, salesman William Cline, r. 507 De-
visadero

" Kittle Miss, clerk O. P. Downing & Co., r.
1 Perry
Getz Louis, vice-president Getz Bros. & Co. r.
1105 Laguna

" Louis M., salesman Jacob Brandt, r. 807
Grove

" M. & Co. (Maurice Getz), coffee, spices and
bakers' supplies, 561 Mission

" Manuel, driver Robert P. Hunter, r. 125
Gough

" Marcus, drayman, 115 California, r. 39 South
Park

" Marion, teamster, r. 125 Grove

" Maude M. Miss, cashier H. Roman & Co.,
r. 39 South Park

" Maurice (M. Getz & Co.), r. 2106 Post

" Max, traveling salesman, r. 807 Grove

" M. Milton, law student Dorn & Dorn, r. .39
South Park

" Otto Mrs., widow, r. 32 Maple Court

GETZ R. J. & CO.

(Rudolph J. Getz and John S. Dear-
horn), house and sign painters, 508
Market and 9 Sutter

Getz Rudolph J. (R. J. Getz & Co.), r. 2308 Bush
" Russell, r. 930 Ellis

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Getz Sol & Bro. (Solomon and Bernhard), real
estate owners and dealers, room A Mez-
zanine, Crocker Bldg
" Solomon (Sol Getz& Bro.), r. 507 Devisa-

dero
" Theodore (Eggert & Getz), r. 250 Eureka
" William, cooper Geo. W. Dalmas, r. 430
Chestnut

4®-Getz. See Goetz and Gotz

Gewirtz Joseph, painter and paper hanger, 410,
5th

Geyser Water Co. , R. H. Curry manager, mineral
water, 41 Stevenson

Gfell Pius (T. Musgrave & Co.), r. 2947, 16th

Gheen Josephine Mrs., dressmaker, r. 816%
Jessie
" William, carpenter, r. 830 Florida

Ghefioli Benedetto, blacksmith Liugi Pardini,
r. 426 Vallejo

Gherbatz John, barber, 116 Pacific, r. 114 Pa-
cific

Gherini A., city salesman Cal. Wine Assn.

Ghianda P., gardener, Colombo Market

Ghiazza Edward (Ghiazza & Chiapini),r. 119, 3d
" & Chiapini (Edward Ghiazza and Julius
Chiapini), candies and confectionery,
119, 3d

Ghibardi Battiste, baker Lucchesi Bros., r.
4231/2 Filbert

Ghielmetti Louis (Burroni& Ghielmetti), fruits.
1404 Polk, r. 2124 Larkin

Ghiglieri Andrew, bartender Louis Baglietti, r.

" Giovanni, bootblack, r. 4 St. Charles PI
Ghigliotti John, manager First San Francisco
Window Cleaning Co., 425 Bush, r. 418
Vallejo
Ghilarducci Domenico, clerk S. Romani & Co.,

r. 416 Broadway
Ghio Edward, laborer, r. 523 Green
" Giovanni, r. 9^4 Houston
" John B., foreman E. Goslinsky & Co., r.

824b Broadway
" Maria, widow, r. 523 Green
Ghiotto Andrew, helper Baptists Lacaze, r. 3
Varennes
" G., gardener, Colombo Market
Ghirardelli D. Co., Domingo Ghirardelli presi-
dent, Jose Ghirardelli vice-president,
Charles Sutton secretary, chocolate,
coffee and spice manufacturers, 617-619

Ghirardelli Domingo, president D. Ghirardelli
Co., 617-619 Sansome, r. 2617 Laguna
" Eugene G. (Mouret, Ghirardelli & Co.), r.

810 Montgomery
" Jose, vice-president D. Ghirardelli Co., r.

Oakland
" Louis, director D. Ghirardelli Co., r Oak-
land
Ghiselli Frank, r. 508 Davis
" Giovanni, expressman, r. 1008 Montgomery
Av
Ghisi Aurelius, tailor, r. 826 Broadway
Ghisla Frank (Ghisla & Co.), r. 1400 Stockton
" Fred A., clerk Dairymen's Union of Cal., r.

645 Vallejo
" Mary, widow, umbrella maker, 645 Vallejo
" & Co. (Frank Ghisla and Peter ScoflQa),
bakery, 1400 Stockton
Ghislieri Eugenio, salesman Justinian Caire

Co., r. 903 Jackson
Ghisolfi Virgilio, French liquor store and
grocery, wines, liquors and cigars, 1026
Leavenworth, r. 1259 California
Ghisselin James T., physician, r. Occidental

Hotel
Ghizzi Angelo, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo

" Angelo, laborer, r. 1(3 Margaret PI
Giacoomella James, cook, r. 717^4, Vallejo
Giacobbi Louis A., importer and jobberprecious

stones, 319 Kearny, r. 934 Filbert
Giacometti Louis, clerk Stephen Mariani, r.

131, 23d
Giacomini Geronimo, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo
Giacopetti Albert, r. 20 Dunne Alley
" Bert, r. 1112 Kearny
" Frank, driver, r. 20 Dunne Alley
Giallotti Giuseppe, bootblack, r. 339 Union

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Giambruno Antoinette, widow, r. 521 Francisco
" Antonio, teamster, r. 521 Francisco
" Marie, widow, r. 1914V^ Powell rear
Giampoli Giovanni, rancher, r. 215 Clark
Giampolini Felice (Bacigalupi & Co.), r. 3 St.
Charles PI
" Giovanni, teamster Jacobson & Lobree,
r. 31114 Union rear
Gianelli John, bartender, r. 222 Broadway
Gianetti Samuel, laborer, r. 1122 Montgomery
Gianettonl Malachia, wholesale and retail
dealer wines and liquors, 29, 6th
" Stephen (Pedrazzi & Gianettoni), r. 902
Howard
Gianini George, bookkeeper, r. 604 Filbert
" John, chef Maison Riche
" Joseph, r. 231 Green rear
" Joseph, waiter Sartori & Fantina, r. 1113

Kearny
" Nata, peddler, r. 1007 Montgomery Av
Giannarini Giuseppe, r. 416 Pacific
Giannelli Dominic^ fruits and vegetables, 815

Bryant
Giannetti Giuseppe, musician, r. 2015 Taylor
Giannettoni C. & Co. (Camille Giannettoni and
Alexander Togni), liquors, 833 Kearny
" Camille (C. Giannettoni & Co.), r. 151014
Powell
Gianni Domenico, secretary Gardeners' and
Ranchers' Association of San Francisco,
Colombo Market, r. 6 Filbert PI
Giannini AmadeoP. (L. Scatena & Co.), r. 1119%
Taylor
Assunto, cooper, r. 114 Pacific
August, laborer, r. 118% Washington
Charles C, laundryman H. G. Giannini, r.

1318 Turk
Domenico, fisherman, r. 222 Broadway
Edward, fruit dealer , r. 113 Albion Av
Emilio I., stereotyper, r. 214, 18th
Ermenegildo, salesman C. Lippi & Co,,

r. 11 Montgomery Court
Ersilia, widow, r. 21st Av South nr J
Eugene A., driver Gaetano Giannini, r.

Berliner bet Felton and Burrows
Florinda L., widow, r. 1636 Sacramento
Frank M., machinist Main St. Iron Wks,

r. 1636 Sacramento
Gaetano, dairy, Berlin bet Felton and

Burrows
George J., cashier L. Scatena & Co., r. 604

Filbert
Henry, blacksmith, r. 1318 Turk
Henry G., laundry, 1318 Turk
Henry P., liquors, 434 Pine, r. 214, 18th
John, cook, r. 2122 Filbert
Joseph, gardener, r. 21st Av South nr J
Mary, widow, r. 214, 18th
Peter A., importer Swiss watches, 208 Sut-
ter, r. 235 Hayes
P. J. Franklin, laundryman H. G. Giannini,

r. 1318 Turk
Vincenzo, cooper August Petzold, r. 114 Pa-
cific

Giannotti Angelo, rancher, r. 215 Clark
Gianola Dominick, pipemaker Francis Smith &

Co.
Gianotti Ambrose, gardener, r. 222 Broadway
" Henry, liquors, 2545 Mission, r. 760 San Jose

Av
" Jeremiah, bartender, r. 760 San Jose Av
" Jeremiah, liquors, 3262 Mission, r. 2565 San

Jose Av
" Nicholas, shoemaker, r. 1322 Kearny
" Rinaldo, liquors, 1350 Valencia, r. 21, 28th
" Vincenzo,, porter, r. 222 Broadway

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Giant Powder Co. Consolidated The, E. B. Pond
president, A. B. Moulder secretary,
Julian Sonntag general manager, 430
California

Giavannoni Peter (Vincenzo Davalle & Co.), r.
619 Broadway

Gibault Leon, liquors, 510 Pine

Gibb Albert C, cigarmaker Pac. Coast Co-op.
Mfg. Co., r. 348,4th

GIBB GAVIN W.,

sign painting on glass, political trans-
parencies and banners, pictorial signs,
landscapes, dogs and birds painted to
order, 37, 8tli nr Mission

Gibb Harry, printer, r. 919 Hyde

Gibb James, wines and liquors, 617 Merchant,

telephone Main 5304, r. 1818 Geary

" James W., clerk James Gibb, r. 1818 Geary

Gibbel Fannie B. Miss, pupil nurse City and

County Hospital
Gibben Frank, laborer Thomas G. Millar, r. 627

King
Gibbens Charles H., cooper Lachman & Jacobi,
r. 54114, 2d
" James, miner, r. 22 Turk
£®-Gibbens. See Gibbons
Gibbes James T., civil engineer, 81 Montgomery

Block
Gibbey William, r. 31 Broadway
Gibbon John, r. 627 Greenwich
" John A., dentist, 14 Grant Av, room 35. r.

2112 California
" John F., physician, 625 Kearny, r. 2112 Cali-
fornia
" Joseph, clerk, r. 2112 California
" Patrick, cook, r. 539 Sacramento
" William R., harnessmaker, r. 1001 Folsom
Gibbons Alexander, tailor, r. 1805 Broderick
" Bernard J., laborer, r. 413 Duncan
" Charles, teamster, . 1122 Battery
" Charles P., solicitor Atlas Assurance Co.,

r. 844 Capp
" David, book binder, r. 1805 Broderick
" Edward, riveter Union I. Wks, r. 1240 Ken-
tucky
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 26 Silver
" Fritz, r. 1018 Powell
" George, bookkeeper, r. 217 Eddy
" George A., dairy, cor Persia Av and Pra-
gue
" Helen, widow, r. 3Haight
Gibbons Henry Jr., physician, professor and
dean Cooper Medical College, office and
r. 920 Polk, cor Geary, hours 1 to 3 and 7
p. m., telephone East 177
" James, horseshoer, r. 1121 York
" James, upholsterer, r. 22 Lewis
" John, oiler tug Liberty, r. 1018'4 Mason
" John J., butcher, r. 4 Jan sen
" John J., laborer, r. 211 Langton rear
" John J. Jr., laborer, r. 211 Langton rear
" Julia, widow, r. 4 Jansen
" L. A., law student Myrick& Deering
Gibbons Laura, fine candies, 1132-1134 Valencia
" Lydia B.. widow, r. 844 Capp
" Martin H. (Cartwright & Gibbons), r. 1636

Howard
" Mary, widow, r. 211 Langton rear
" Mary S., widow, r. 4 Taylor Terrace
" Melvyn, candy maker Mrs. L. Gibbons, r.

965 Guerrero
" Michael, teamster, r. 229, 22d
" Michael, teamster, r. 930 Florida
" Michael J., boot crimper, r. 81 Stevenson
" Morton R., medical student, r. 920 Polk

Gibbons Patrick, groceries and liquors, SW cor

22d and Harrison
" Philip E., oiler, r. 10181/4 Mason
" Richard, longshoreman, r. 908 S
" Robinson, draughtsman U. S. Surveyor-
General's office, r. Alameda
" Sarah J. Miss, clerk Pacific States Adver

tising Bureau, r. 1805 Broderick
" Thomas, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 1121

York
" Thomas E., painter, r. 616 Stevenson
" Thomas F., boiler maker Union I. Wks, r.

813 Minnesota
4®-Gibbons. See Gibbens
Gibbs Charles E., attorney at law, 324 Pine,

room 19
" Charles E.. commission merchant, 318

Front, r. 833 Post
Gibbs C. V. S., adjuster marine losses, 303 Cali-
fornia, room 18, r. 722 Post
" Daniel G., laborer Thomas Sullivan, r. 709

Treat Av
" Frank G., mason, r. 1125 McAllister
" Frederick R., porter Leonard & Ellis, r.

1014 Pacific
" George, assistant bookkeeper Geo. W.

Gibbs Co., r. 833 Post
" George, machinist William Wedgwood

Machine Wks, r. 12614 Francisco
" George B., engineer Masonic Cemetery, r.

6 St. Rose's Av
" George W. Mrs., widow, r. 2622 Jackson
Gibbs George W. Co., E. A. Selfridge president,

H. T. Gibbs secretary, iron, steel, heavy

hardware, etc., 33-39 Fremont and 34-40

Beale
Gibbs Harry T., secretary George W. Gibbs

Co., 33-39 Fremont, r. 722 Post
" Henry A., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 146

12th
" Jacob, stoves and tinware, Siy^, 9th
" James, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 146,

12th
" James A., millwright Dibert Bros. Mfg.

Co., r. Oakland
" Judson D., assistant cashier U. S. Cus-
toms, r. 703 Hyde
" Warren G., carpenter, r. 506 Hayes
Gibbs William C, adjuster marine losses, 303

California, room 18, r. Oakland
" William J., r. 920 Oak rear
" William, conductor, r. 1200 Webster
49-Gibbs. See Gibbes
Gibeau Isaac O., blacksmith, 507-509, 26th, r. 426

Clipper
" Isaac O. Jr., blacksmith Isaac O. Gibeau,

r. 426 Clipper
" John, carriage maker, r. 824, 25th
" Philippe, laster J. C. Nolan & Co., r. 26

Minna
Giberna Bias, laborer, r. 37 Natoma
Giberson Eugene, r. 1008 Mission
Giberson Nelson S., physician and surgeon, 129

O'Farrell nr Powell, telephone West 413,

r. 1902 Union
Giblen Daniel, blacksmith and horseshoer,

16231/3 Pine, r. 1823 Pine
" Daniel G., blacksmith, r. 1823 Pine
" John, blacksmith, r. 1823 Pine
" William, student, r. 1823 Pine
4®-Giblen. See Giblin

Giblett George E., carpenter, r. 2611 Sacramento
Giblin Cornelius, plate printer Hartwell,

Mitchell & Willis, r. 110,9th
" Edward, helper William F. Wilson, r. 915,

14th Av South
" Frank, gluemaker, r. 915, 14th Av South
" Frederick J., conductor, r. 108 Fair Oaks
" George E., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 108

Fair Oaks
" James F., clerk auditing dept. Wells,

Fargo «fe Co., r. 822 Army
" John, finisher, r. 428 Linden Av
" John J., laborer, r. 110, 9th
" Kate, widow, r. 108 Fair Oaks
" Martin, fireman str Mariposa, r. 13 Cleve-
land
" Michael, cooper, r. 212, 1st
" Richard J., painter, r. 915, 14th Av South

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Giblin Thomas, conductor Cal. St. RR, r. 1322

Sacramento
" William, shoemaker, r. 110, 9th
" William Jr., shoemaker, r. 110, 9th
" William M., glue maker, r. 915, 14th Av

South
Gibney Charles E., metal roofer Conlm & Rob-
erts, r. 1643 Howard
" Charles F., brass finisher, r. 13 Hubbard
" Georgie Miss, r. 1016, 30th
" James, contractor, r. 212, 1st
" James, framemaker, r. 647^/4 Willow Av
" James, hackman, Portsmouth Square, r. 317

Lombard
" John, laborer, r. S s Lombard bet Mont-
gomery and Sansome
•' Maggie Miss, shoefltter, r. 13 Hubbard
" Margaret, widow, r. 13 Hubbard
" Mary, widow, r. 100 Greenwich rear
" Mary, widow, r. 647'/4 Willow Av
" Mary Miss, tailoress, r. 13 Hubbard
" Michael, teamster, r. 105 Greenwich
" Michael P., elevatorman, r. 29 Lloyd
" Thomas F., r. 359 Clementina
" William, r. 160 Clara rear
Giboulet Alphonse, marble polisher, r. 215

Minna
Gibraltar Cleaner and Separator, A. S. Neal

Warehouse Co. proprietors, office SE cor

Filbert and Sansome
Gibraltar Warehouse, A. S. Neal Warehouse

Co. proprietors, SE cor Filbert and San-

som.e
Gibson A., carpenter M. Hansen & Co., r. 18

Clara
" Adrastus B., porter Olympic Club, r. 611

Powell
" Albert, r. 710 Van Ness Av
" Alexander, dairy produce, 2371/4, 7th
" Alexander, laborer, r. 84 Clipper
" Alexander, salesman J. H. Kruse
" Alexander, teamster Albert E. Buckman,

r. 121, 16th
" Andrew, cook, r. 658 Folsom
" Annie E., widow, r. 524, 6th
" Bertram S., motorman Market St. Ry., r.

240 Day
" Charles, r. 222 1/4, 4th
" Charles, peddler, r. 4 Boyd
Gibson Charles A., assistant treasurer J. D.

Spreckels & Bros. Co. and secretary

Olympic Salt Water Co., 327 Market, r.

647 Haight
" Edna E. Miss, stenographer Mayor's Office,

r. 207 Larkin
" Edward E., car dispatcher, r. 15 Laurel
" Edward L., detective r. 514i/4 Hayes
" E. F., porter Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r. 8

Mason
" Eliza C, widow, r. 912 Dolores
" Emma, widow, r. 1017 Capp
" Fannie L. Miss, r. 328 Ellis
" Frank B., salesman Pac. Sheet Metal Wks,

r. 207 Larkin
" Fred (Gibson & Cook), r. 993 Market
" Fred H., president Central Hardware and

Supply Co., 852 Mission, r. 308 Baker
" Frederick W., dentist, r. 612 Hyde
" George, candy maker, r. 535 Minna
" George E., clerk Portland Cracker Co., r.

1045 Market
" George L., mill builder, r. 135 Page
" George M., clerk Foster & Orear, r. 123

O'Farrell
" George R. (Central Plating Wks), and sec-
retary Central Hardware and Supply Co. ,

852 Mission, r. 13 Liberty
" Gerald, clerk, r. 713^/4, 21st
" Hallett, porter, r. 424i/4 Grove
" Henry, bakery, 1906 Mission
" Henry, manufacturers' agent, 626 Market,

r. 903 Guerrero
" Henry T., clerk, r. 718 Leafenworth
" Herbert L., clerk freight auditor's dept.

S. P. Co., r. 34 Fair Oaks
" H. S., druggist, r. 130 Ellis
" James, r. 222Y2, 4th
" James (Dutot & Gibson), r. 1005 Folsom
" James, driver J. Seidl & Co., r. 424i/4 Grove

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO,

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arjd pifcplace Trin)n)ings

ARTISTIC DESIGKS.
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Gibson James, employee George M. Murphy, r.

535 Minna
" James, teamster Albert E. Buckman, r.

121, 16th
" James C, contractor, r. 2819 California
" James E., baker Collins & Wheeland, r. 7

Yerba Buena
" James E., cook, r. 424% Grove
" James G., paper hanger, r. 618b Natoma
" James H., r. 618b Natoma
" James J., foreman Wells, Fargo & Co s

Stable, r. 6 Vernon PI
" James L., capitalist, r. 612 Hyde
" James S., 1st officer str City of Everett, r.

1714 Market
" James S., lithographer, r. 535 Minna
" James W.,r. 524, 6th
" Jesse, upholsterer, r. 17 Bannam PI
" Jessie A., widow, ladies' nurse, r. 1210

Steiner , „ ^. ^

" J George Rev., pastor Emanuel Baptist

Church of S. F., r. 9011/2 Valencia
" John, machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks., r. 443

Bryant
" John, waiter, r. 858 Mission
" John B., clerk Redington& Co., r. 2121 Hyde
" John G., real estate, 405 Front
„ John H., laborer Catton, Bell & Co., r. 526,

" John T., salesman Hansen & Elrick, r. 4I81/2
Powell

" John W., physician, r. 612 Hyde

" Joseph, r. 166 Tehama

" Joseph, laborer Ballard & Hall, r. 1030
Howard „,

" LeroyC, pressman, r. 6 Vernon PI

" Martin R., druggist, r. 612 Hyde

" Mary, widow, r. 535 Minna

" Matthew, plasterer, r. 1061/4, 3d .

" Maxwell L., stevedore, r. 20i/2West Mission

" M. M. Rev. D.D., pastor First United Pres-
byterian Church, r. 1518 Fulton

" Nancy J., widow, r. 418i/4 Powell

" Otto, carpenter M. Hansen & Co., r. 18

" Owen L., clerk, r. 1158 Guerrero

" Phoebe, widow, r. Mariposa bet Tennessee

and Minnesota
" Ralph H., teamster Byron Jackson, r. 2810

" Richard, attorney at law, 8-10 Mills Bldg,

3d floor, r. 14 Ellis
" Robert, r. 1371/2, 5th .„ , m-«.

" Robert, barber A. Bartholdy, r. 48/2 Tiffany

Av
" Robert, boatman, Third-Street Wharf, r. 5

Crook
" Robert, sawyer, r. 658 Bryant
" Robert W. F., clerk Woodin & Little, r. 7

Carlos PI
" Samuel, driver Hofmann & Woenne, r. 53a

Minna , .

" Samuel W., barber Charles Laubenheimer,

r. 339b San Jose Av
" Thomas, seaman, r. 334 Main
» Thomas B., policeman, r. 1608 Fell
" Thomas E., plumber, r. 84 Clipper
" Thomas R.. r. 654 Folsom
" Timothy, laborer, r. 1229 Folsom
" Treadville M. (Eggers & Gibson), r. 1301

" Walker H., ship joiner Union I. Wks., r.
443 Bryant _ „

Gibson Walter D. K, treasurer J. D. Spreckels
& Bros. Co. office, 327 Market, r. Fruit-
vale

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Gibson Walter L., electrician, r. 806 Potrero Av
" W. Frank, car dispatcher Market S . Rv

r. 17201/2 Church
" William, r. 715 Howard
" William, iron worker, r. 15 Georgia
" William A., cook Gustav Sassenberg. r. 537

Sacramento
" William B., janitor, r. 7 Carlos PI
" William C, barber. 627 Tennessee, r. S s
Mariposa nr Minnesota
Gibson WllUam F., attorney at law 71-74
Crocker Bldg, r. 912 Dolores
" William H., carrier postofflce, r. 535 Minna
" William H., trimmer Central Hardware

and Supply Co., r. 302 Baker
" William L., electrician Western Sugar

Refinery, r. 806 Potrero Av
" & Cook (Fred Gibson and William Cook)
liquors, 993 Market
Giddings Raymond S. (Galloway, Giddings &

Co.), r. 17021/2 Leavenworth
Gieber Cornelius, florist, r. 28 Marv
Giel Herman, butcher, r. 1429 Mission
Gielis George, baker, r. 512 Bush
Gielow Charles C, master mariner. 9 Mission
r. 28M Moss
" Charles H., r. 1714 Howard
" Ernestine Mrs., widow, r. 1714 Howard
" Ernst F., boat builder, r. 1714 Howard
" George A., r. 1714 Howard
Gielsdorf Theodore, cook Albert O. Quinby, r.

Gienger Charles, r. 503 Fell
" S^.'^i'les J., clerk W. J. Bryan, r. 503 Fell
" William, bookkeeper Mysell, Rollins Co
r. 428 Broadway
Gierisch William, teapacker Tillmann & Ben-
del, r. 729 California
Gies August (Ferguson & Gies), r. 629 Stevenson
" George, barber, r. 718 Broadway
" Kilian, barber, r. 1203 Green
Gieschen Louis M., bartender W. A. von der
Nienburg, r. 201 Fremont
" Wilhelm, r. 17SlHaight
" William N., bartender Pein Bros., r 1721
Haight
Giese Claus, groceries and liquors, 1901 Point
Lobos Av
" Juergen H.. groceries and liquors, 230 Pa-
cific, r. 249 Pacific
" Karl, blacksmith, r. 127 Powhattan
Giesecke Albert, celiarman Elsen Vineyard
Co., r. 39 Hill
" Ferdinand, barber, r. 39 Hill
" Louis, barber, 1209 Valencia, r. 39 Hill
" Theodore, r. 1512 Church
Gieseke William, helper Jackson Brewing Co
Gieseker Charles H., wireworker, r. N s Beach
bet Hyde and Larkin
" Laura M., domestic. 212 Ashbury
Giesen Anthony, driver X L Dairy 'Co r 680
20th '

" Brothers (Robert and Frederick), black-
smiths, 306 Gough
" Frederick (Giesen Bros.), r. 71814 Fulton
" Robert (Giesen Bros.), r. 718 Fulton
" William, steward, r. 31 East
Giessa Angelo, fisherman, r. 3 Valleio
Glassier Charles F. W., teamster, r. 10 Pfeiffer
" Daniel, bakery and notions, 455. 9th
" Frederick G., barber, 133i4, 9th
" George, cooper U. S. Brewerv, r. 132, 9th
" John, cigars, 132, 9th
Giesting Joseph G., manager Hall's Safe and
Lock Works and Herring-Hall-Marvin
Co.. 609-611 Market, r. 1928 Pine

Giesting Joseph J., student, r. 1928 Pine
Gietzen Jacob (Arenz & Gietzen;), r. 2439 Cali-
fornia
Gifert Charles, pantryman, r. 523 Pine
Giffen Frank C, electrician Cal. Electric Sup-
ply and Cons. Co., r. 100, 5th
Gifiin Coleman J., plumber, 3514 Mission
" John, r. ]004'4 Montgomery Av
" O. F., r. 301 Leavenworth
" O. F, Jr., clerk ticket auditor's dent. S. P
Co., r. 301 Leavenworth
Gifford Edward L., carpenter, r. 501 Greenwich
" Edward L., salesman W. W. Montague &

Co., r. Alameda
" Edwin B., carpenter, r. 501 Greenwich
" F., master mariner, r. 229 Golden Gate Av
" Leon, baggageman, r. 1658 Market
" Ralph N., stock clerk T. J. Kelly
" William C, driver Mouret, Ghirardelli &
Co.,r. 11071/2 Howard
Gift Frank L., clerk ticket auditor's dept. S. P

Co.,r. 317 Jones
Giger Conrad, clerk Ernest Lanzendorf, r. 1]

Bonita
Gigerich Adam J., engineer Fink & Schindler,

r. 18 Erie
Giggy Grace, domestic. 2530 Sutter
Gigliardini G., painter G. Orsi, r. 4% Union PI
Giglio Bartolo (Giglio Bros.), r. 915 Battery
" Brothers (Joseph and Bartolo), net and

rope tanners. Union Street Wharf
" Joseph (Giglio Bros.), r. 915 Battery
" Joseph Jr., bookkeeper Angelo Inguglia, r
915 Battery
Gigliotti Giovanni B., window cleaner, r 418
Vallejo
" Giuseppe, bootblack, 3 Montgomery Av, r
339 Union
Gigon Paul, bottle cleaner Arpad Haraszthv r
19 Scott PI ■

" Polycarpe, peddler, r. 19 ScottPl
Gihon George H. (Thomas Gihon & Son), r. 422a
Bryant
" Thomas (Thomas Gihon & Son), r. 422a

Bryant
" Thomas & Son (Thomas and George H.),
card and seal engravers, 137 Montgomery

Gilardi Michael, stonecarver, r. 35 Gilbert rear
Gilban Harrie W., clerk, r. 806 Green
" John F., laborer Washburn & Moen Mf k
Co., r. 806 Green
Gilbart Alfred J., groceries, 1433 Dupont, r. 515
Union
" Henry W., barber. 714 Jackson, r. 1217
Kearny
Gilberg Albert G., polisher Dixon, Borgeson &

Co., r. East Oakland
Gilbert Adrien A., clerk freight auditor's dept.
S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Anna Miss, r. 1909 Baker
Arthur E., sailmaker, r. 30 Lily Av
August, contractor, r. SSb'-A, 17th
Auguste, confectioner, r. 2708 Sutter
Benjamin, driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
12014 Geary

" Brothers (James D. and William P.), ex-
pressmen, 1039 Market
Gilbert Brothers & Co. (Irving L. and Clifton
C. Gilbert), produce commission mer-
chants and dried fruits, 118-120 Davis
" Caroline, widow, r. 410 Utah
" Caroline, widow, r. 1408, 16th
" Charles, tailor, 104 Powell
" Charles D., porter Wellman, Peck & Co., r.

1909 Baker
" Charles W., vice president Sterling Furni-
ture Co., r. Highland Park
" Christopher J., boiler maker, r. 217, 2d
" Clifton C. (Gilbert Bros. & Co.), r. Oakland
" Diebold, baker, r. 51714 Jessie
" Edward, r. 603 Stockton
" Edward, machinist The Pelton Water

Wheel Co., r. 90914 Mission
" Emil, cook, r. 248 Tehama
" Ernest, cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 770

Bryant
" Ernest A. M., sailmaker Neville & Co., r.
30 Lily Av

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Gilbert Ernest J., porter Livingston & Co., r.
SVz Monroe
" Felix, marble cutter Joseph Musto & Son,

r. 1207b Broadway
" Ferdinand (Gilbert & Van Glahn), r. 1918

Powell
" Francis D., physician, 1247 Market
'< Francis P., bookkeeper Schussler Bros., r.

1908 Filbert
" Franklyn, cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 770

Bryant
" Frederick, grocer, r. 1022 Jackson
" Frederick W., blacksmith, r. 1045 Market
" George, fireman str Columbia, r. 131 West

Park
" George J., miller B. C. Pitcher, r. 770 Bry-
ant
" George S., stockraiser, r. 2216 Clay
" Henry, cook, r. SOS'/^ Montgomery Av
" Henry M., traveling salesman M. Seller &

Co., r. 1330 Stockton
" House, 824 Montgomery
" Irving L. (Gilbert Bros. & Co.), r. Oakland
" James D. (Gilbert Bros.), r. 82214 Shotwell
" James D., teamster Sterling Furniture Co.,

r. 509 Stevenson
" James E., bottler Eggers, Gould & Co., r.

5, 22d
" J. Edward, pressman Brown & Bley Co., r.
503 Post
Gilbert J. J., assistant U. S. Coast and Geodetic
Survey (Western Division), U. S. Ap-
praisers' Bldg, room 33, r. The Beresford
" John, porter Jacob Petersen, r. 7 Market
" John B. (Scott & Gilbert), r. 107 Broderick
" John H., car inspector S. P. Co., r. 2740'/4,

16th
" John M., clerk, r. 939 Dolores
" L. E. Mrs., schoolteacher, r. 534 Geary
" Leo. boots and shoes, 610 Kearny, r. 1301

" Louis, butcher Warren D. Wilson, r. 634a
Natoma

" Louis A., blacksmith Risdon I. & L. Wks,
r. 770 Bryant

" Manufacturing Co. (New York), L. S. Si-
mons manager, 14 Sansome

" Mark, waiter, r. 925 Hyde

" Mary A., widow, r. 1909 Baker

" Mortimer T., flagman S. P. Co., r. as Wash-
ington Av

" Robert, porter Livingston & Co., r. 770 Bry-
ant

" Sadie Miss, r. 1909 Baker

" T. T., r. 600 Bush

" Victor (Friedman & Gilbert), r. ^Sli Sacra-
mento

' ' Walter P. , teams ter Sterling Furniture Co. ,
r. 8221/2 Shotwell

" Warren E., traveling salesman, r. 1418 Sut-

" William, actor, r. 8 Metcalfe PI
" William, attorney at law, 927 Market, r.
2708 Sutter
Gilbert William B., judge U. S. Circuit Court,
chambers U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, room
52, r. Portland, Or.
" William H., secretary Sacramento Pack-
ing and Drying Co., 63 Luning Bldg, r.
Alameda
" William J., cooper, r. 770 Bryant
" William P. (Gilbert Bros.), r. 8321/4 Shot-
well
" William S., carpenter, r. 521i/4 Castro
" & Van Glahn (Ferdinand Gilbert and David
H. Van Glahn), groceries and liquors, 721
Stockton
4®=- Gilbert, See Guilbert

Gilberts Edward, stonecutter, r. 1822 O'Farrell
" Edward H., stonecutter, r. 611 York
" Frederick C, lithographer, r. 18220'Farrell
" Oscar O., stone cutter, r. 1S22 O'Farrell
Gilbertson Gilbert, seaman, r. 334 Main
Gilbo Eveline, widow, r. 1509 Jackson rear
Gilborson Charles, matress maker John Hoey,

r. 269 Minna
;8®=Gilbraith. See Galbraith
Gilbride Bernard F., watchman J. J. O'Brien &
Co., r. 110 Noe

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.

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G'4-l-G'4-7 lV\sirU.&t St,

Gilbride John C, mattress maker John Hoey,

r. 702, 14th
" Owen, boiler maker Fulton Eng. & Ship

Bldg Wks, r. 828 Howard
» Patrick, r. 702, 14th

GILBRIDE R. A. & CO.

(Roderick A. Gilbride), wholesale deal-
ers in wood posts and bark, Berry
Street Wharf bet 3d and 4th,telephone
Main 5632

Gilbride Roderick, porter W. P. Fuller & Co., r.
333 Valley
" Roderick A. (R. A. Gilbride & Co.), r. 428
Haight
Gilcher John, cabine* maker, r. 444 Brannan
Gilchrist Charles S., waiter Leo Bagala, r. 2801
Folsom
" Horace, carpenter, r. 1063Mission
" James, carpenter John Trounson, r. 3d Av

bet Sacramento and Lake
" John, paver, r. 22 Turk
" John G., traveling salesman Hey, Grauer-

holz&Co., r. 1509 Scott
" Joseph, clerk Neustadter Bros., r. Lorin
" Robert C, clerk Neustadter Bros., r. Lorin
" Robert McG., carpenter James Young, r.

1509 Scott
" Terry, laborer, r. 2 Rola Court
" William, special agent The Travelers'
Ins. Co., r. 1509 Scott
Gilcrest Frank M., special agent and adjuster

Rolla V. Watt, r. Oakland
Gildea James J. , floor manager Charles Keilus &
Co., r. 1223 Bush
" John, salesman Philadelphia Shoe Co., r.

1323 Bush
" Lily Mrs., lodgings, 988 Howard
" Margaret Miss, lodgings, 704 Folsom
" M. Joseph, salesman Roos Bros. -

Bush

' ' Peter J. , bridge bui Ider, r. 20 Freelon
" Thomas, fireman City of Sydney
" William, painter, r. 700 Eddy
4a-Gilday. See Gildea and Guildea
Gildemeister J. P. H., r. 118 Montgomery Block
Gilden Patrick, laborer, r. 312 Langton

" W., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill
Gildmacher L. M., clerk The Lebenbaum Co., r.

608 O'Farrell
Giles Charles F., salesman Sperry Flour Co., r.
r. 1117 McAllister
" Elizabeth, domestic, 1816 Washington
" Grant, hostler Morton Special Delivery, r.

30 Golden Gate Av
" James C, weigher, r. 1304 Turk
" James W., laborer W. J. Sullivan, r. 1304

" Lizzie Miss, operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 228
Turk „ . ,

" M J Rev., assistant rector St. Francis'
Church (R. C), r. 620 Vallejo

" Oren A. lineman Lamson Consolidated
Store Service Co., r. 25 Webster

" Robert, carpenter, r. 8th Av South nr M

" William A., laborer, r. 11 Harriet

" William S., carriage painter, r. 1304 Turk
Giletti Secondo, artificial stone contractor, 40

New Montgomery, r. 1131 Fell
Gilfeather Annie, widow, r. 361 Perry

" Annie C. Miss, tailoress, r. 361 Perry

" Frank J., upholsterer S. P. Co., r. 106 Cal-
ifornia Av ^ , • V, n

" James, carriage painter J. L. Cobleigh, r. 9
Bernard

" Mary E. Miss, tailoress, r. 361 Perry

r. 1233

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Gilfeather Owen, upholsterer, r. 120 Califor-
nia Av
Gilfether Arthur, clerk, r. 6 Lewis
" Francis T., blacksmiths. F. Gas Light Co..

r. 30 Hill
" Daniel F., glovemaker B. Blumenthal &

Co., r. 30 Hill
" Joseph A., glove cutter, r. lOSl Valencia
Gilfillan Alice Miss, dressmaking, 219 Polk
" Archibald, student Van der Naillen's

School of Engineering, r. 1S14 Hyde
" James C, draughtsman Parke & Lacv Co.,
r. 506 Grove
Gilfoy John, special policeman, r. 829. 17th
-es-Gilfoy. See Guilfoy
Gilgen Annie Mrs., dressmaking, 608 Jones

" James R., builder, r. 6<J8 Jones
Gilgenkrantz Ernest, proprietor Gercke Hotel

922 Battery
Gilgun Patrick M., warehouseman, r. 153 Clara
Gilham Frank M. (Kempkey, Gilham & Saw-
yer), r. Oakland
" J. J., r. 871 Marker
Gilheaney William, policeman, r. 432i/4 7th
Gilhooley Patrick, porter Cardall & Marston, r.
624 Washington
" Thomas P., butcher Henry Levy, r. 1111
Potrero Av
Gilhooly Nellie, domestic, 900 Devisadero

" Peter, laborer, r. 2823 Geary
Gilhuly Ellen Miss, r. 327, 4th
" Hugh, porter Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden

Co.. r. 2.5714 Clara
" James H., stock clerk Dunham, Carrigan &

Hayden Co.. r. 719 Devisadero
" Michael, trainmaster Quartermaster Dept.
U. S. A., r Presidio
4®=-Gilhuly. See Gilhooly and Gillogley
Gihlland Elizabeth, r. 316 Eddy
Gilkey Andrew L., butcher, r. 627 Bush
GilkysonJohn W. Jr.. electrician Pac. Tel. &

Tel. Co., r. .507 Gough
Gill Albert, baker George A. Craig, r. 55 Minna
" Andrew, laborer, r. 676 Clementina
" C, r. 1045 Market
" Catherine, widow, r. 3011 Lagiina
" Charles, waiter, r. 132, 4th
" Charles L., locomotive fireman, r 163<J

Howard
" Charles M., engineer S. F. Gas Light Co..

r. 2132 Union
" Christopher, driver Thomas McKeon, r.

1225 Folsom
" Eugene, bartender M. Detels & Co., r. 12

Sacramento
" Frank, tanner, r. P nr 12th Av South
" Henry E., roofer, r. 2 California Av
" James, policeman, r. 332 Green
" James, student, r. cor 16th and Utah
GiU James B., superintendent Municipal Bur-
glar Alarm Co., 206 Kearny, r. Mill
Valley
" Jesse, gas fitter Thomas Day & Co., r 1406

Broderick
" John, groceries, 32 Silver
" John, laborer, r. 7 Sheridan
" John F., civil engineer, r. 223 Ritch
" John M., laborer, r. 240 Ritch rear
" Kate, widow, r. P nr 12th Av South
" Kate, widow, r. 3011 Laguna
•' Kate D. Miss, nurse S. F. Nursery for

Homeless Children
" Leland, feeder Schmidt Label & Lith. Co

r. 2 Bond
" Leonard, clerk Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 522
Post

Gill Margaret, widow, r. 240 Ritch rear
" Martin M., wheelwright, r. 223 Ritch
" Mary, widow, r. 1106 P South
" Michael, r. 1419'/2 Ellis
" Middleton S., clerk Oriel Tea Co., r. 1904

Market
" Nicholas H., salesman L. Scatena &Co..

r. 93 Silver
" Patrick, laborer, r. 240 Ritch rear
" Robert, gas fitter Thomas Day & Co., r.

1408 Broderick
" Robert J., clerk Newman & Levinson, r

3011 Laguna
" Stephen A., bartender M. Detels & Co.. r

520 Davis
" Thomas, porter Hauser & Sanderson, r.

131,3d
" Timothy, laborer, r. 7 Sheridan
" William, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co.,

r. 2 California Av
" William F., bartender Nagle & Donnellv,

r. 1241/2 Market
" William M., porter S. F. Savings Union, r.

516 Bryant
" William M., with Shreve& Co., r. 3011 La-
guna
" William W., cashier Pac. Oil and Lead
Wks., r. The Colonial
Gillabert Mary J., widow, r. 417 Lyon
Gillan John, cook str San Bias

" John A., liquors and lodgings, 129 Perry
Gillard Fernand, barber H. G. Garcia, r. 507

Pine
Gillaskie John, laborer, r. 501 Napa
Gillbe William, laborer, r. 33d Av South nr H
Gillberg Herman F., with Shreve & Co., r. 9th

Av South and H
Gille Henry, bookkeeper Willows Brewery, r.
808 Treat Av
" Henry G., pressman Sterett Printing Co.,

r. 125^4 Francisco
" WilliamH.,asst. bookkeeper John Wieland
Brewery, r. 808 Treat Av
4®=-Gille. See Gilley and Gillie
«S-Gilleece. See Gillece, Gillice, Gillies and

Gillis
Gillen Charles J., butcher, r. Railroad Av opp
5th Av South
" James, driver, r. 38 Perry
" Joseph, marine fireman, r. 410 Folsom
" Thomas, laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli

Av
" William, teamster, r 902 Filbert
4®-Gillen. See Gillan, Gillin and Gillon
Giller Charles L., carrier postofflce, r. 7 Walter
" Josephine, widow, r. 524i/4 Fulton
" Louis P.. clerk, r. 7 Walter
" William F.. machinist L. H. Moise, r. 7
Walter
Gilleran Bartholomew, r. 905 Market
" Bernard, janitor New City Hall
Gilleran James, proprietor w"indsor Hotel, 905
Market, telephone South 87
" Julia H. Mrs., groceries and liquors, NE
cor Tilden and South Broderick
Gillespie Alexander, longshoreman, r. 234 Fol-
som
" Alexander C.,millhandMcFarlandBros., r.

2 Essex PI
" Andrew, r. 1067 Market
" Byron, clerk Voss, Conrad & Co., r. NW cor

Grove and Larkin
" Charles, laborer Occidental Foundry, r. 154

Tehama
" Charles, traveling salesman Mills & Gibb,

r. 1029, 20th
" Charles V.. r. 140914 Scott
" Clark D., engineer S. P. Co., r. 2122 Howard
" Edwin A., carpenter, r. 330 Ellis
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 13 Geneva rear
" Farnham, machinist, r. 1319b Clay
" Francis, shoemaker John Gillespie, r. 1320

Point Lobos Av
" George, riveter, r. Texas bet 17th and

Mariposa, Potrero
" George D., medicine maker Radams Mi-
crobe Killer Co., r. 1128.4 Howard
" George G., carpenter and builder,40 New
Montgomery, r. 1318 Devisadero

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Gillespie Hattie N. Miss, bookkeeper Pacific
Music Co. , r. 1222 Pine
" Ida Miss, r. 2914 Jackson
" J. Mrs., dressmaking, 949 Harrison
" James, laborer, r. 1248 Howard
" Jane H. Miss, teacher Fairmount Primary

School, r. 315, 19th
" John, 1st asst. engineer str San Bias, r.

100, 2d
" John, laborer, r. 548 Iowa
" John, laborer, r. 537 Sacramento
" John, marine engineer, r. W s Folsom nr

Stoneman
" John, shoemaker, 1320 Point Lobos Av
" John, teamster, r. 516 Haight

John Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1138 Pacific
" John J., carriage painter, r. 1725 Leaven-
worth
" John P., agent, r. 2524 Market
" Kate, widow, r. 1319b Clay
" Lucy K., widow, r. 315, 19th
" Luella Miss, teacher Hamilton Grammar

School, r. 2914 Jackson
" Mary, widow, r. 1725 Leavenworth
" Nellie Miss, stenographer, r. 1319b Clay
" Patrick, r. 1031 Fell

" Peter, teamster Gray Bros., r. 1109'^ Mont-
gomery
" Rena Miss, stenographer Hilborn & Hall,

r. 214 Powell
" Sarah, widow, r. 140954 Scott
" Thomas F., laborer, r. 1725 Leavenworth
" Thomas P., laborer, r. 13 Geneva rear
" William J. (Robinson & Gillespie), r. 1013

Scott
" William M., clerk, r. 9 Bernard
4®- Gillespie. See Gillespy and Gillispie
Gillespy John H., miner, r. 45 Hill
Gillett Isaac C, machine hand Pac. and S. F.

Box Factory, r. 1123 Folsom
Gillette Cassius E., captain Engineer Corps U.
S. A., office 59 Flood Bldg, r. Fort Mason
" Charles A., portrait artist, 13 Mason, r.

Sausalito
" George D., pattern maker, r. 1 Louisa
" Mary E. Mrs., r. 711 Jones
" R., laborer, r. 411 Sansome
" Russell W., night chief operator W. U.
Tel. Co., r. 913 Lombard
Gilley Franklin A., plumber, r. 910 Capp
J8S=-Gilley. See Gille and Gillie
Gilliam W. A., marine engineer, 9 Mission, r.

Berkeley
Gillice James, laborer, r. 72954 Natoma
" James, teamster M. & O. Maguire, r. 16,
11th
4®-Gillice. See Gillece, Gilliece, Gilleece,

Gillies and Gillis
Gillick Edward J., millhand Pac. Roll. Mill
" James, watchman IT. S. Sub Treasury, r.

Berkeley
" James J., r. 100754 Sierra
" John, clerk Kittle & Co., r. Berkeley
" Silas T., waiter, r. 735 O'Farrell
Gillie John A., printer, r. 244, 6th
4®-Gillie. See Gille and Gilley
Gilliece John, laborer, r. Folsom nr Union Av
4®=Gilliece. See Gilleece, Gillece, Gillies and

Gillis
Gillies Annie, widow, r. 625 Bay rear
" Donald M. Rev., pastor Holly Park Presby-
terian Church, r. 104 Andover Av
" James, carpenter Union I. Wks., r. 222»4

Austin
" Margaret, widow, r. 32254 Austin
" Samuel, shooker Union Box Factory, r. 635

Bay
" William, clerk Max Shirpser Jewelry Co.,

r. 22254 Austin
" William, cook, r. 532 Jessie
J8®=-Gillies. See Gilleece, Gillece, Gillice and

Gillis
Gillig Jacob, carriage trimmer, 329 Golden Gate
Av., r. 13 Cook
" Leo J., carriage trimmer Jacob Gillig, r. 13
Cook
Gilligan Agnes, domestic, 2835 Vallejo
" Annie Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home
" Bartholomew, laborer, r. 2 Hunt

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Gilligan Christopher, dairyman, Visitacion
Valley nr Sis Mile House
" Edward, farmer, Visitacion Valley nr Six

Mile House
" Ellen Miss, dressmaking, 115 Kearny
" George W., carpenter, r. 6 Harrison Av
" George W., rubber worker Bowers Rubber

Co., r. 339 Shipley
" John P., shoemaker David Murphy, r. 418,

4th
" John T., clerk, r. 13 Alvarado
" Joseph D., plumber, r. 13 Alvarado
" Joseph P., carpenter, r. 6 Harrison Av
" Kate, widow, r. 13 Alvarado
" Kate Miss, dressmaking. 115 Kearny
" Lizzie Miss, clerk, r. 13 Alvarado
" Mary, widow, r. 50 Norfolk
" Michael, laborer, r. 1413 Baker
" Patrick J., carpenter, r. 102b Juniper
" Thomas, farmer, Visitacion Valley nr Six

Mile House
" Thomas, longshoreman, r. 550 Mission
" Thomas E., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 143

Indiana
" Thomas J., machinist Union I. Wks., r. 331
Elizabeth
Gilliland Adam, city agent H. K. Belden, r.
Fruitvale
" Eliza J., widow, r. 608 Buchanan
" John, sexton St. John's Presbyterian

Church, r. 1937 California
" Mary Mrs., r. 315 Eddy
" Newell, painter, r. 315 Eddy
" Robert O., motorman S. F. & S. M. Ry. r.
5754 Chenery
Gilliland William J., cashier Fidelity Mutual
Life Association (of Philadelphia), 14
Sansome, r. Oakland
" William M., shoecutter, r. 608 Buchanan
Gillin Bridget Miss, housekeeper, r. 924 Wash-
ington
" Frank W., clerk, r. 315 Steiner
" George B., attorney at law, r. 315 Sterner
" James W., captain police, r. 315 Steiner
" Jane, widow, r. 315 Steiner
" Joseph F., special policeman, r. 1017%

Union
•' Peter A., policeman, r. 439a Linden Av
4®- Gillin. See Gillan, Gillen and Gillon
Gillings John, laborer, r. 42 Gilbert rear
Gillis Angus, engineer, r. 793 Mission
" Charles, waiter, r. 173 Minna
" Hector, stonecutter, r. 20 Harriet
4®-Gillis. See Gilleece, Gilliece, Gillice, Gil-
lece and Gillies
Gillispie Thomas, r. 2411 Folsom

" Thomas J., clerk, r. 2411 Folsom
Gilliss George P., mining, r. 2318 Jackson
Gillitzer John, teamster M. Joost & Bro., r. 618

Gough
Gillman Charles, painter, r. 8 Gough
" R. N., r. 1914 Broadway
" J. M. Mrb., widow, lodgings, 620 Market
" Thomas, musician, r. 2104 Market
-eS-Gillman. See Oilman
Gillogley Annie, widow, r. 11 Chapultepec

GILLOGLEY G. & R.

(George and Robert), teamsters E s
CarolEie bet Howard and Folsom, tel-
ephone Soutli 631
Gillogley George (G. & R. Gillogley), r. 1304
Folsom
" John, carpenter, r. 714 San Jose Av
" John P., hostler James Fagen & Son, r. 11
Chapultepec

WASHBURN & MOEN MFG. CO.,

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900 Battery St. TeL Main 1864,

DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF

FOREIGN # DOIVIESTIC GOAL.

Famify Trade a Specialty.

GiUogley Robert (G. & R. Gillogley), r. u Chap-
ultepec
" R. William, attorney at law, 405 Montgom-
ery, room -Zi, r. 714 San Jose Av
*S-Gillogley. See Gilhooley and Gilhuly
Gillon Annie, widow, r. 955 Bryant
" Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 955 Bryant
" Charles, mate str Greenwood
" Charles M.. musician, r. 955 Bryant
" Edward E., hardware, Point Lobos Av nr
4th Av
Gillon Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker, r. 955 Bry-
ant
" James, stockbroker, 318 Pine, room 2, r. The

Baldwin
" J. P. , room clerk The Colonial
" Laura E. Miss, tailoress, r. 955 Bryant
" Mathew, shoemaker, r. 605 Broadway
" Patrick J., r. 1630 Washington
" Sarah J. Miss, dressmaker, r. 955 Bryant
" Thomas, laborer, r. 955 Bryant
4»-Gillon. See Gillan, Gillen and Gillin
Gillony George J. painter, r. 38 Page

" John M., painter, r. 38 Page
Gillooly Robert, barber Charles Balger, r. 1091

Howard
Glllson Jolm, secretary and cashier Judson
Manufacturing Co., SW cor Beale and
Howard, r. 725 Geary
jes-Gillson. See Gilson

Gilman Arthur J., silver gilder Sanborn, Vail
& Co., r. 15 Buena Vista Av
" Benjamin F.. tule bottle covers, 420-423,
9th, r. 417, 10th
Oilman C. H. & Co. (Charles H. Gilman and Ed-
win and Edward P. Danforth), propri-
etors Atlantic U. S. Bonded Warehouse
718 Battery, Atlantic U. S. Bonded Tea
and Atlantic Free Warehouses, SE cor
Battery and Broadway, and Front Street
Warehouse, SW cor Front and Broadway
" Charles E., tule worker B. F. Gilman, r.

417, 10th
" Charles H. (C. H. Gilman & Co.. and E.

Danforth), r. Palo Alto, Cal.
" Charles H., carpenter. 1713 Sacramento, r

514 Van Ness Av
" Edward, r. 171614 San Carlos Av
" Fred W., machine hand G. M. Kutz & Co.,

r. 8 Precita PI
" John P.. merchant, r. 15 Buena Vista Av
" John R., planer hand Hobbs, Wall & Co r

Oakland
" Mary, widow, r. 1632 Sacramento
" Peter, seaman, r. 334 Main
" Samuel W., stenographer John A. Roeb-

ling's Sons Co., r. 110b Hayes
" William, porter Johnston & Fulton
" William W.. printer, r. 2914 Fillmore
4SS="Gilman. See Gillman

Gilmartin Andrew P., porter Cartan, McCarthv
& Co., r. 1113 Oak
" Charles F., bartender Thomas H. Lindsav

r. 147 Larkin
" James J., foreman press room H. S

Crocker Co.. r. 1209 Hayes
" John T., clerk H. S. Crocker Co., r. 1217

Union
" Martin, longshoreman O. R. & N. Co
Gilmer Samuel, salesman Antone Fodera r 615

Broadway
Gilmor Harry C, insurance and collections. 20
Mills Bldg, 10 floor, r. 3201^ Sutter
" Teresa A. Mrs., r. 631 Haight
Gilmore Benjamin C, stock clerk Charles
Brown & Son. r. 505 Harrison

Gilmore Brothers (Samuel and McLellan) , livery
and sale stable, 36, 12th
" Caroline D., widow, r. 114 Liberty
" Charles, r. 545 Minna
" Charles B., clerk, r. 505 Harrison
" Charles C. clerk Hobbs, Wall & Co.. r.

" David J., stone cutter John D. McGilvrav

& Co., r. 44 South Park
" Elijah S., r. 2833 Folsom
" Forest A. Miss, teacher Longfellow Pri-
mary School, r. 2833 Folsom
" Harry C, r. 732 Powell
" James, expressman, r. Nebraska nr Army
" James A., bookkeeper, r. 1121 Hyde
" James B., clerk, r. 120 Freelon
" John, laborer, r. 629!^ Fulton
" John, marine engineer, r. 359, 1st
Gilmore Jolin H., real estate broker, 321 Mont-
gomery, r. 2032 Bush
" John J., plasterer, r. 130 Richland Av
" Joseph B., clerk, r. 417 Elizabeth
" Maria L., widow, r. 725 Bush
" McLellan (Gilmore Bros.), r. 36, 12th
" Michael, plasterer, r. 1614 Lyon
" Patrick, stevedore, r. 413 Fremont
" Peter H., laborer, r. 718 Natoma
" Quincy S., r. 2833 Folsom
" Robert, jeweler, r. 6 Zoe
" Samuel, r. 905, 14th Av South
" Samuel (Gilmore Bros.) r. 36, 12th
" S. D. Mrs., widow, r. 114 Liberty
" Thomas, groceries and liquors, 1113 Folsom
" Thomas, longshoreman, r. 413 Fremont
" Thomas D.. carpenter, 504 Jessie, r. 314

Turk
" William, r. 706Vi Jones
" William, sign painter Unsworth Sign Co.
" William, stableman J. J. Coalter, r. 36

Hubbard
" William, steward, r. 269 Golden Gate Av
Gilmour Andrew, shipfitter, r. 27 Harriet
" Angus A., physician, 404 Golden Gate Av
" Angus D., clerk, r. 404 Golden Gate Av
" Ann, widow, r. 540 Grove
" George D., shipjoiner, r. 27 Harriet
" George D. Jr., carpenter, r. 27 Harriet
" John, laborer, r. 172 Minna
" John, machinist, r. 27 Harriet
" Thomas W., buyer Goldberg, Bowen & Co.,

r. 540 Grove
" William, carpenter and builder, 706 La-

guna, r. 628 Grove
" William, shipfitter, r. 27 Harriet
Gilpin William P., laborer Standard Oil Co., r.

130, 8th
Gilroy Annie, widow, r. 557 Natoma
" James, teamster, r. 57 Crocker
" James, watchman, r. SW cor 14th and San-
chez
" John, laborer, r. 1093'/i Tennessee
" Katie, domestic, 2125 Pine
" Launcelot, clerk Cosmopolitan Hotel
" Mary, widow, r. 653 Mission
" Michael, laborer, r. 1410 Harrison
" Patrick, laborer, r. 1410 Harrison
" Peter F. clerk Home and Phoenix Ins. Cos.,

r. 342 Jersey
" William, fireman str Point Arena
Gilshannon Mary Miss, r. 31 Clara

" Patrick, tanner, r. 16"4,24th
Gilson A., foreman City Street Imp. Co.
" Alfred, r. 710 Van Ness Av
" Carrie Mrs., r, 217 Francisco
" Edward, bricklayer, r. 437 Jersey
" Edward, clerk, r. 3113 Jones
" Emma, widow, r. 2113 Jones
" F. W., finisher Cal. Furniture Mnfg. Co,, r.

505 Leavenworth
_" James, painter, r. 505 Leavenworth
Gilson Livingston, mining engineer, 211 San-
some, room 6, telephone Main 1459, r.
Palace Hotel
" MiloH., attorney at law, 311-312 Safe De-
posit Bldg., r. 10 Monroe
" Samuel A., engineer, r. 21 Julian Av
" Susan W. Mrs., r. Old People's Home
4^Gilson. See Gillson
Gilvin W. Mrs., widow, r. 409, 19th

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Gimbel Charles, printer Union Box Factory, r.
9 Graham PI
" William, salesman Dodge, Sweeney & Co.,
r. 9 Graham PI
Gimmel Albert L., cooper David Woerner, r. 5
Telegraph PI
" Charles, jeweler Shreve & Co. , r. 507 Green-
wich
" Henry L.., jeweler C. H. Lindermann, r. 507

Greenwich
» Julius C 5 r. Telegraph PI
• ' Louisa, widow, r. 5 Telegraph PI
Gimmini Hugo, salesman Joseph Beckel & Co.,

r. 884 Shotwell
Gimpel Annie Mrs., paints and oils, 2337-2339
Market
" C. Mrs., ladies' and infants' wear,38 Geary.

r. 419 Van Ness Av
" Maurice C, signpainter Annie Gimpel, r.
2337 Market
Ginaca Henry G., draughtsman Risdon I. & L.
Wks., r. 331 Kearny
" Martha Mrs., lodgings, 331 Kearny
Ginder Louis, bellman Grand Hotel
Gingg Emil, watchmaker, r. 110 Lyon
" Herman C, clerk S. F. Savings Union, r.

110 Lyon
" John H., carpenter612, California, r. 1510a

Hyde
" Margaretha, widow, r. 110 Lyon
'• Ulrich (Happ & Gingg), r. 322 Devisadero
GIngles Hattie M. Mrs., lodgings, 1068 Howard
Gingrass Mary, widow, r. 1004 Market
Ginley Edward, contractor and builder, 312, 4th

Av
Giuliani Antonio, vegetable man I. Cuenin
Ginn Fredericks., manager Ginn& Co., 331 San-
some, r. Oakland
" George C, warehouseman Standard Oil

Co.,r. Oakland
" & Co. (New York), publishers, 331 Sansome
Ginnes George P., r. 2216 Jackson
Ginnety James, sweeper Harbor Commission-
ers, r. 313, 4th
Ginnever Feargus, elastic bandage maker C.

Hoult & Co., r. 17 Collingwood
Ginno John W., student Colton Dental Associa-
tion, r. 710 Geary
Ginocchio Andrew, wood, coal, hay and grain,
1403-1405 Point Lobos Av
" Angeline, widow, liquors, 824a Broadway
" Giuseppe, r. 2727 Folsom
" John, driver A. Ginnochio, r. 1403 Point

Lobos Av
" Joseph, distributor Post Oface, r. 1617

Powell
" Pietro, real estate, r. 629 Lombard
" & Cuneo (D. Ginocchio and Rinaldo Cuneo),
liguors, 539 Washington
Ginsberg Joseph, r. 12261/2 Folsom
" Leonie Miss (Harrison & Ginsberg), r.
122614 Folsom
Ginter Minna M. Miss, r. 628 Eddy
Ginty James, bartender, r. 625 Minna
" Thomas F., butcher, r. 625 Minna
Giofflre Nellie, widow, r. 457 Tehama
Gioldi Frederick (Christen & Gioldi ) , r. 836 Berlin
Giometti Nicolai, shoemaker, r. 1521 Dupont

rear
Giomi Serafino, expressman, r. 1012 Montgomery
Gioppa Luigi, shoemaker G. B. Leonardini, r. 4

Bartol
Giorgi Angelo, blacksmith Baptiste Lacaze, r.
1010 Montgomery
" Giocondo, farmer, r. 702 Front
" Luigi, tailor, 118 Montgomery Av, r. 60954

Greenwich
" Rino. driver Kady Gambitz
Giorno Frank, taiior, r. 1415 Powell
Giovacchini Giuseppe (Giovacchini & Pasquini),
r. 1025 Vallejo
" & Pasquini (Giuseppe Giovacchini and
Antonio Pasquini), restaurant and liq-
uors, 429 Davis
Giovannetti Amadeo, teamster, r. 710 Vallejo
" August, butcher Carlo Giovannetti, r. 314

Clementina
" August, clerk, r. 513b Union
" Carlo, butcher, 244, 4th, r. 311A Clementina

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

DRAFERIES.

Origirja^l • Designs • Purpisbc*!.

S-a-l-S^T- IVIARKET ST.

Giovannetti Giuseppe (C. Biagini &Co.), r. 722

Montgomery Av
" Narcisa, r. 513b Union
" Natale, farmer, r. 702 Front
" Niblo, butcher Carlo Giovannetti, r. 311a

Clementina
" Salvatore, hostler, r. 320 Broadway

GIOVANNINI DANIEL,

wood and coal, 808-812 Pacific, tele-
phone Main 1301, r. 810 Pacific

Giovannini Felix, pressman Stuparich Mfg. Co.,
r. 56 Clementina
" Francesco (Giovannini & Carbonari), r. 4

Broadway
" L., liquor dealer, r. 2006 Mason
" Luigi, wood and coal, hay and grain, 641

Vallejo, r. 435 Broadway
" Philip (Giovannini & Co.) and mechanical
engineer Spring Valley W. W., r. 425
Ridley
" Romeo, bookkeeper D. Giovannini, r. 810

Pacific
" Sebastino, liquors, 623 Pacific ■
" William P., machinist Giovannini & Co., r.

425 Ridley
" & Carbonari (Francesco Giovannini and
Angelo Carbonari), groceries and fruits,
407 Broadway
" & Co. (Philip Giovannini), proprietors Mer-
cantile Machine Works, 725 Montgomery
Giovannoli Antonio, salesman Garcia & Mag-

gini, r. 23 Scott PI
Giovannoni Albert (Giovannoni Bros.), r. 727
Vallejo
' Anastasio, expressman, 104 Washington,

r. 11 Jasper PI
' Angelo (Giovannoni & Puccinelli), r. 2006

Mason
" Brothers (Martin, Gabriel and Albert),

wood and coal, 727 Vallejo
" Fiore (L. Caselli & Co.), r. 727 Vallejo
" Gabriel (Giovannoni Bros.), r. 727 Vallejo
" Marie, domestic, 2241 Jackson
" Martin (Giovannoni Bros.), r, 727 Vallejo
" Massimo (Giovannoni & Malerbi), r. 1510

Paul, salesman Minaker & Welbanks, r.

4111/2 Bay
Roger, salesman A. Galli, r. 2121 Webster
& Malerbi (Massimo Giovannoni and Louis

Malerbi), restaurant and liquors, 419

" & Puccinelli (Angelo Giovannoni and Vin-
cenzo Puccinelli), liquors and restau-
rant, 618 Front
Gioyther Eliza, widow, r. 2114 Mason
GipoUoni Germano, artist and teacher mando-
lin, 510 Baker
Girano Luigi, laborer, r. 526 Broadway
Girard Auguste, r. 1117 Broadway
" Emile (J. JuUieu & Co.), r. 922 Union
" Emile, liquors, 1509 Franklin
" Emma Miss, dressmaking,514 Leavenworth
" House, Mrs. M. Prahl, proprietor, 142, 7th
" John, liquors, cor Railroad Av and 6th Av

South
" John, seaman str Alameda
Girard Joseph B., major Medical Corps U. S. A.,
Surgeon 5th Artillery, r. Presidio
" Paul, silversmith Shreve & Co., r. 1116
Filbert
Girard Water Wheel Co,, C. B. Sessions sec-
retary and manager, ofQce and works 34
Main
JgiS-Girard. See Gerard and Gerrard

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Union. Estimates submitted on all

classes of advertising.

Pacific States Advertising Bureau,

San Francisco Office, 405 Sansome St.

Girardbille Fritz, clerk Edward L. Christin r

313 Hayes
Girardin Manuel H., barber, 1905 Fillmore
Girardot Susan M., widow, r. 5)4 Leavenworth
Glraud Benjamin, salesman J. Jullien & Co
" Etienne, r. 1015 Clay
" Henry J. (J. & H. Giraud), r. 17a 6tli
" Henry, engineer French Hospital
" J. & H. (Joseph C. and Henry J.), cigar and

news stand, California Hotel
" Joseph C. (J. & H. Giraud), r. 17a 6th
" Sophia, widow, r. 17a 6th
Giraux Adelaide, widow, r. 1530 Clay
Girdleson Harry W., waiter, r. 615 Pine
Girdwood Robert B., vice-president and treas-
urer S. F. Storage and Transfer Co., S s
Brannan bet 8th and 9th
Giretchen Philip, bookbinder, r. 272 Tehama
Girls' Directory The. See St. Francis Girls"

Directory Orphan Asylum
Girls' Higli School, Elisha Brooks principal

SE cor Scott and Geary
Girls' Union Home, Mrs. Laura E. McDowell

matron. 929 Pine
Girmano Charles, waiter, r. 967 Mission
Girod Julius, gardener, r. Point Lobos and ■17th

Avs
Girot Alfred, machinist Corporation Yard S F
F. D., r. 1034 Shotwell
" Frank, bartender John Cordes, r. 1307

Stockton
" Frank, bricklayer, r. 905^4 Church
Girsch Paul, groceries, SE cor Sacramento and

Walnut
Girvin Charles, salesman Sherman, Clay & Co
r. Oakland
" Harold, bookkeeper Girvin & Eyre
_" Richard D. (Girvin & Eyre), r. Menlo Park
Gxrvin & Eyre (Richard D. Girvin and Edward
L. Eyre), grain shippers and imnorters,
agents London and Provincial Marine
Insurance Co. Limited, 307 California
£®*Girvin. See Gerwin
Girwin Henry, laborer, r. 312 Louisiana
Giry Aime, manufacturer boys', youths' and
children's clothing, 307 Kearny, r 310
Stockton
" Corneille. r. 14 Hopeton Terrace
" Michael C, cutter A. Giry, r. 210 Stockton
Giselman William, attorney at law, trustee
Hastings" Trust Estate, and real estate
120 Phelan Bldg, r. 1730 Golden Gate Av
Gisin Adolph, butcher, 839 Valencia, r. 335 San-
chez
" C. Ernest, butcher, 534 Valencia, r. 235 San-
chez
Gislin Prosper, r. 420 Jackson
Gissler Abraham (Johnson & Gissler), r. 204
Steuart
" William, laborer, r. 2808 Baker
Gisslow Lambert, drayman, NW cor Eddy and

Larkin, r. 136. 19th
Gist Harry B., traveling salesman Dunham

Carrigan & Hayden Co.. r. H12A Bush
Gistler Gottfried, waiter, r. 331 Jessie
Gitchell Allen V., student, r. 136 Chestnut
,, Benjamin F., conductor S. F. & S. M Rv

r. 3407 Mission
" Chase, attorney at law. 11 Montgomery

Block, r. 136 Chestnut
" Corwin, student, r. 136 Chestnut
" Edward P.,motorman Market St. Rv r

113 California Av
" James McC, attorney at law, r. 136 Ches^
nut
.^Gitchell. See Getchell

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Gitsham Charles, hardware and glass 723 Va-
lencia, r. 2948 Mission
Gittens John, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill
Gittmgs Henry F., carpenter, r. Schuyler nr

Jefferson
Gitzel Ferdinand, cook New Washington Hotel
Gmbbmy Gottard A., Swiss-Italian correspond-
ent Wheaton, Breon & Co., r. Ocean View
" Lorenzo D., liquors, 21 Davis, r. 2411 Yolo
Giucci Madeline, widow, r. 1521 Dupont rear
Giudici Alfred, waiter, r. 5 Bacon PI
Giugni Celeste (G. Lepori & Co.), r. 509 Broad-
way
" Marie Miss, operator Stange & Jaenicke. r.
509 Broadway
Giulianelli Anton (Giulianelli Bros.), r. I21/S
Hofl Av
" Brothers (Anton and Rafael), flsh, fruits

and vegetables, 3009, 16th
" Rafael (Giulianelli Bros.), r. 13i/j Hoff Av
Giuliani Giuseppe, fruits and vegetables, 130
5th '

" Silvia, widow, cigar manufacturer, SViy,
Sansome
Giuliano Joseph, shoemaker, r. 31214 Turk
Giuntini Charles, proprietor La Giovine Italia

Ho. el, 115 Clark
Giurich Boydan, waiter T. Giurich, r. 529 Stev-
enson
" Theodore, oysters, 14, 6th, and 136, 3d, r. 3
Minna
Giurlani Angelo, peddler, r. 416 Pacific
Gius August, marble cutter, r. 1832 Market
" Joseph, sculptor John P. McMurray, r 1832

Market
" Julius, marble polisher Joseph Musto &
Son, r. 1833 Market
Giuseppi Pedro, with Cal. Italian Paste Co., r.

509 Larkin
Giusti Alphonse r. 3048 Leavenworth
" Alphonse Jr., cashier American Union Fish

Co., r. 3048 Leavenworth
" John, silver plater, 13 Trinity, r. 16 John

GIUSTI JOHN J., D. D. S,

dentist, 139 Post, room 35, ofiace hours
9 a. m. to 5 p. m., r. 14 1-2 Columbia
Square

Giusti Joseph A., gatekeeper P. C. SS. Co , r
2626 Folsom
" Raflaello (Dellamaggiora & Co.), r. 2434

Mission
" Thomas, laborer, r. 10 Caroline PI
Giusto Alfonso, expressman, r. 506 Union
" Dominic, expressman, r. 508b Fulton
" Frank, hackman, r. 509 Birch Av
" Gregory J., driver, r. 509 Birch Av
" James J., bartender Joseph J. Feehan, r.

509 Birch Av
" Peter, stonemason, r. 509 Birch Av
" Philip, hackman, r. 509 Birch Av
Givanovich Adolph, wholesale and retail wines

and liquors, 151. 11th, r. 931 Natoma
Givans William G., nailmaker, r. 433 Filbert
Given Charity A., widow, r. .3O514 Capp
Givens Charles S. (Jones & Givens), r. Pacific-
Union Club
" David G., carrier postofflce, r. 808 Green-
wich
" Harry J., porter, r. 331^4 O'Farrell rear
Gjessing Erland. bookkeeper Ed. Weil & Co. r

606 Folsom
Gjivoje John, porter Luke G. Sr sovich & Co., r.

253 Stevenson
Glackin James, contractor and builder, SW cor
20th and Missouri Potrero
" Joseph, laborer, r. cor Texas and 23d Potrero
Gladding Albert J., vice president Gladding,
McBean & Co., 135&-1360 Market, r. Lin-
coln, Cal.

GLADDING, McBEAN & CO.,

(incorporated), P. McG. McBean presi-
dent, George R. Chambers secretary,
Albert J. Gladding vice president, man-
ufacturers architectural terra cotta,
fire proofing, pressed brick and vitri-
fied sewer pipe, etc., 1358-1360 Market
Gladding Sarah A,, widow, r. 1611 Franklin

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l.Sherwood PI

Gladdo Charles, longshoreman, r
Gladey George cook, r. 51 Clay
Gladman George, waiter, r. 40 Moss
Gladvesch Charles, joiner Schussler Bros., r. 928

McAllister
Gladsdale Louis, carpenter, r. 8 Gough
Gladson George M., seaman, r. 209 Fair Oaks
Gladstone Joseph H., boiler maker, r. 98 Fran-
cisco
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 98 Francisco
Gladwin Edward H., bookkeeper Poly, Heilbron
&Co., r. 2214 Howard
" Frederic E. Mrs., r. 118 Webster
" George S., clerk freight auditor's dept. S.

P. Co., r. 2216 Howard
" Mary J., widow, r. 828 California
Glamser Martin, brewer Chicago Brewery, r. 924

York
jm- Glamser. See Glemser
Glander Alwin, laborer Cal. Brewing Co., r. N s

18th nr Clara Av
Glander Brothers (Henry and Fred), groceries
and liquors, SE cor Sutter and Fillmore
" Fred (Glander Bros.), r. 17.32 Fillmore
" Henry (Glander Bros.), r. 2320 Pine
GlansmannTony, furrier Robert Wallace, r. NW

cor Taylor and Post
Glantz Henry, shoemaker Albert Davis, r. 5

Verona PI
Glanville Coon F., shoecutter Siebe, Glanville
Co., r. 721 Hampshire
" Ella Miss, worker S. F. Mission, r. 16

■ Selina PI
" Frank M.. cashier Siebe, Glanville Co., r.

409 Turk
'< Nellie Mrs., r. 30 Perry
Glanville William W., president Siebe, Glan-
ville Co., 21-31 Jessie
Glanz Jennie Miss, dressmaker, r. 2012 Stockton
" John, superintendent Home of Peace Ceme-
tery, r. 2012 Stockton
Glarner Emil, driver Russi & Regli, r. Scott Av

nr Silver Av
Glasco Louis, plumber Michael H. Dorgan
4ffl- Glasco. See Glasgow

Glaser Arnold (Glaser Bros.), r. 601 Montgom-
ery
" Arnold, with Glaser Bros., r. 2135 Union
" August C, r. 135 Clipper
" Brothers (Michaelis and Arnold), cigars

and tobacco, 514 and 601 Mont'omery
" Carrie Miss, dressmaker, r. 2208 Mason
Glaser Edward F., physician and surgeon,
offloe Physicians' Bldg, 803 Sutter, hours
3 to 5 and 7 to 8 p. m., telephone East
924, r. 1001 Bush, telephone Sutter 1281
" Isidor, cigars and tobacco, 102, 3d, r. 737

Pine
" Joseph, clerk Wessel Bros., r. 2208 Mason
" Julius, bricklayer, r. 2208 Mason
" Marx, cutter Pac. Am. Decorative Co. and

boots and shoes, 131, 4th
" Michaelis (Glaser Bros.), r. 601 Montgom-
ery
" Peter J., contractor, r. 2208 Mason
" Simon, glazier, r. 714 Devisadero
" Simon, importer and commission mer-
chant, 123 California, room 14, r. 750
Castro
J8®- Glaser. See Glazier and Gleser
Glasgow House, 429 Larkin
" James, r. 1035, 24th
" James Jr., pressman Phillips & Smyth, r.

1035, 24th
" William F., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

413 Broderick
" William J., carpenter, r. 1035, 24th
J8@" Glasgow. See Glasco
Glasheen William, tanner South S. F. Tannery,

r. cor J and 7th Av South
Glass Albert T., salesman Studebaker Bros.
Mfg. Co.,r. 913BPost
" Arthur, news agent Occidental News Co.,

r. 212V4 Leavenworth
" Charles, solicitor, r. 1045 Market
" Edward, bartender People's Palace
" Frederick, barber, r. 17 Sharon
" Herman, glazier, r. IO2I1/2 Clay
" Jane, widow, r. 412 McAllister

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Glass Louis, assistant general manager Pacific
Telephone and Telegraph Co., and Sun-
set Telephone and Telegraph Co., 216
Bush. r. 1415 Jones
" Marcus, tailor, 403 O'Farrell, r. 312 Leaven-
worth
" Maxwell, clerk, r. 10211/2 Clay
" Meyer, cigar dealer, r. 14 Hubbard
" Moses, candy maker Frank Maskey, r. 17

Sharon
" Samuel, agent Kleinert's Rubber Co., 224-

226 Bush
" William C, r. 1818 Lyon
4S"Glasser. See Glaser, Glazier and Gleser
Glassett Charles, clerk Corkery & Quill, r. SE

cor 26th and Alabama
Glassford John R., watchman Hotel St. Nicholas
" Nancy, widow, dressmaker, r. 1703 Market
" Peter S., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,

r. Berkeley
" Richard H. , clerk, r. 323 Hill
Glassman Abraham B., barber, 9 Pacific, r. 815
Filbert
" Edwin W. (Jacob Glassman & Son), r. Oak-
land
" Harry, barber, 2, 6th, r. 19 Bannam PI
" Jacob (Jacob Glassman & Son), r. 314 Jones
" Jacob, peddler, r. 19 Bannam PI
Glassman Jacob & Son (Jacob and Edwin W.),
cigars and tobacco, 335 Montgomery
" Jacob A., salesman, r. 314 Jones
Glasson Charles W., foreman Vermont Marble
Co., r. 918 Florida
" William C, secretary Keeley Institute, 14
McAllister, r. 213 Franklin
Glatigny A., r. 220 Montgomery Av
Glatz Englebert, pipe maker Francis Smith &
Co., r. 34 Tehama
" Herman, baker, r. 772 Mission
" Louis O., salesman, r. 424 Minna
Glauss Louis, cutter, r. 628 Harrison

" Louis Jr., r. 628 Harrison
Glavin John, foreman Martin F. Fragley, r.

6IO1/2 Capp
Glaze U., clerk, r. 107 Capp
Glazier Frederick M., gardener, r. 2225 Baker
" Richard, livery stable, 17 Hoff Av
" William W., driver S. F. Laundry, r. 1307
Devisadero
J8iS=-Glazier. See Glaser and Gleser
Gleadell John W., painter, r. 823 Larkin
Gleary William, cook, r. 613 Howard
Gleason Andrew, r. 4 John
" Anna M., physician, r. 307 Mason
" Bernard P., mail clerk Pac. Mutual Life

Ins. Co. r. 824 Union
" Charles (Gleason & Co.), r. 216 Austin Av
" Edward H., druggist Calvert's Pharmacy,

r. 720a Union
" E. O., driver Electric Laundry, r. 43, 6th
" Frank, hostler F. M. Donohue, r. SW cor

24th and Folsom
" Frank P., teamster Pac. and S. F. Box Fac-
tory, r. 211/2 Dore
" George R., teas and coffee, 410 Devisadero.

r. Ill Scott
" Henry W. , clerk, r. 2607a Sacramento
" James, lodgings, 1510 Polk
" James, plumber, r, 762 Brannan rear
" James H., druggist, r. 720a Union
" James W., salesman Hugh McCabe, r.

1391/2 Clara
" Jay, teamster, r. 309 Mason
" John, bartender Cosmopolitan Hotel
" John, laborer U. S. Customs, r. 720a Union
" John, druggist, r. 720a Union

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Gleason John, sewing machine agent, r. 186

Perry
" John E., freight sorter O. R. & N. Co., r. 765

Howard
" Joseph M. Rev., asst. pastor Mission Do-
lores Church, r. 16th nr Dolores
" J. P., conductor S. P. Co., r. 530, 3d
" Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 624 Post
" Martin M., salesman Bonestell & Co., r. 321

Sansome
" Martin M., shoemaker United Boot & Shoe

Co., r. 1608 San Carlos Av
" Mary, widow, r. 759 Mission
" Mary A., widow, r. 612'/i Minna
" Mary T. Miss, teacher North Cosmopolitan

Grammar School, r. 824 Union
" Matthew, laborer, r. 1210 Mason
" Michael, collector Sather Banking Co., r.

824 Union
" Michael P., agent The P. J. Sorg Co. (Mid-

dletown, Ohio), 410 Sacramento
" Mina, actress, r. Hotel Langham
" Patrick, clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. Oak-
land
" Patrick, laborer, r. 340!^, 5th
" Patrick F., groceries and liquors, SE cor

25th and Harrison
" Patrick J., boilermaker Risdon I.

Wks, r. 401 California Av
" Patrick W., house mover, 309 Mason
" Thomas, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co.,
•' Thomas, teamster, r. 222 Pacific

cor 24th and Folsom
" Thomas F., druggist Baxter & Oesting, r.

824 Union
" Timothy, watchman Pac. and S. F. Box

Factory, r. 21 1/2 Dore
" William, capitalist, r. 613 Hyde
" William, diamond cutter, r. 1126 Market
" William G., clerk, r. 1727 Market
" William H., clerk Call, r. 824 Union
" William J. (Tobin & Gleason), attorney at

law, 1501 Market, rooms 35-36, r. 1615

Scott
" William L., actor, r. Hotel Langham
" Yale, salesman, r. 307 Mason
" & Co. (Charles Gleason and William J.

Ellis), flsh dealers, 1404 Polk
iiS-Gleason. See Gleeson
Gledon Fredericka, widow, r. 2130 Market
Gleeson Edward, clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r.

123, 14th
" Ella M. Miss, cutter, r. 6 Merritt
" Francis M., blacksmith George W. Phelan,

r. 713 Natoma
" Frank, gasfitter Union I. Wks, r. 123, 14th
" Henry, corporal police, r. 16 Hartford
" John, r. 112 Sanchez
" John, laborer, r. 337 Bryant
" John E., bartender William Fahey, r. 100,

5th
" Mary, widow, r. 123, 14th
" Michael, laborer, r. 713 Natoma
" William, carpenter, r. 713 Franklin
" William, laborer, r. 634, 4th
" William F., r. 128, 7th
■' William F., clerk general freight office S.

P. Co., r. 317 Grove
" William H., machinist Main St. Iron Wks,

r. 112 Sanchez
" William J., waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 342

Grove
" W. Claundryman, r. 43, 6th
JgS^Gleeson. See Gleason
Gleim Martin, foreman Empire Malt House
Glein Carlos F., r. 913 Fell

Glekfleld Joseph (Schneider & Glekfield), r. 147

Clara
Glemser Frank, plumber, r. 558 Willow Av
.8®*Glemser. See Glamser
Glen Ellen Wine Co., John Duffy manager, 959

Market
Glenbrook The, E. Hartman proprietor, 116, 6th
Glendale and Warren Creek Mills, J. R. Hanify
agent, 22 Market, rooms 15-16
" House, Mrs. Emma J. McCrum proprietor
512 Golden Gate Av
Glendenning Alfred, seaman, r. 843 Howard
4®"Glendenning. See Clendinnen
Glendore Harry E., auctioneer, r. 212 Hickory

Av
Glendye Cora E., widow, dressmaking, 204

Powell
Glenn Alexander G., manager Columbus Buggy
Co., 213-215 Market, r. Fruitvale
" Hattie Mrs., seamstress, r. 711 Geary rear
" Hugh, conductor, r. 602 Central A V
" John, produce, r. 312 Noe
" John, watchman, r. 281 Stevensen
" John H., candy maker, r. 711 Geary rear
Glenn Jolrn Q., assistant manager Columbus
Buggy Co., 213-215 Market, r. Fruitvale
" Michael, hostler La Grande Laundry, r.

36a Kiss ling
" Patrick, distributor La Grande Laundry,

r. 36b Kissling
" Ralph W., shipwright Union I. Wks, r. 129,

7th
" Thomas C, stationer, 129, 7th
" Timothy, laborer, r. 29 Dore
" Tresa B. Miss, lodgings, 602 Central Av
" Walter L., salesman W. B. Glidden, r.

14151^, 25th
" Wilfred W., clerk, r. 129, 7th
" William H., carrier postofflce, r. 718 La-
guna
MS'Glenn. See Glynn

Glennan John M., asst. bookkeeper James De
La Montanya, r. 509 O'Farrell
" Martin, butcher, 737 Geary, r. 509 O'Farrell
" Matthew J., messenger Commercial Fire

Dispatch Co., r. 509 O'Farrell
" William E., butcher Martin Glennan, r. 509
O'Farrell
4S=-Glennan. See Glennon
Glennie George, cornice maker William Cronan,
r. 872 Mission
" John, candy maker Louis A. Grade, r. 1039

Mission
" Justitia J. C. Miss, bookkeeper Thomas
Denigan, Son& Co., r. 912 Pine
Glennon Cecelia, domestic, 124 Laurel
" Isabel T. Miss, teacher Longfellow Pri-
mary School, r. 911 O'Farrell
" John, carpenter, r. 2523 Pine
•' John, longshoreman, r. 29 Federal rear
" Lawrence, janitor Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co.,

r. 1 Meacham PI
" Richard, teamster Cal. Construction Co.,

r. 530, 17th
" William, detective, r. 116 Webster
" William F., gardener, r. 105 Cumberland
4S5=Glennon. See Glennan
Gleno Irene Mrs., clairvoyant, 514a Turk
Glentzlin Joseph, waiter, r. 212b Linden Av
Glenwood The, Alexander Chandon proprietor,

1532 Polk
Gleser Matthew E., carpenter, r. 437 Minna
im- Gleser. See Glaser and Glazier
Glesmann Frederick R., machinist 1st. St Wks,

Union I. Wks, r. 69 Natoma
J^f Glessmann. See Glassman and Glissman
Gless Aloise, wines and liquors, 401, 4th
Glick Allen, cigar maker Schwerin & Son, r. 743
Howard
" Charles, candy maker Rothschild & Ehren-

pfort, r. 410 Fell
" Henry porter L. Altschul & Co., r. 410 Fell
" Kolman, r. 410 Fell

" Samuel J., gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
410 Fell
SIS' Glick. See Gluck
Glickman David, watchmaker, 2006 Fillmore, r.

2309 Fillmore
4®=" Glickman. See Gluckman

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Glidden Ada M., widow, r. 14151/4, SStli
" Albert P., contractor and builder, r. 326 Te-
hama
" Charles W., liquors, 321 Ellis, r. 613 Larkin
" Cora A. Miss, teacher Agassiz Primary

School, r. 602 Capp
" James, special officer S. P. Co., r. SSOSVa

Mission
" Louise, widow, r. 826 Shotwell
" Mary A. Miss, teacher Agassiz Primary

School, r. 602 Capp
" Prescott B., attorney at law, 520 Safe De-
posit Bldg, r. 602 Capp
" Stanley, r. 1122 Noe
" Willard W., clerk, r. 326 Tehama
" William B., manufacturers' agent, 120 Sut-
ter, room 42, r. 510 Jersey
Gliebe Frank, liquors, 447, 3d
Glindemann Augustus, helper John Wieland
Brewery, r. 54b Clementina
" John, driver John Wieland Brewery, r. 123

Henry
" William (Glindemann & Schweitzer), r.
1317 Eddy
Glindemann & Schweitzer (William Glinde-
mann and Joseph Schweitzer), watch-
makers and jewelers, 5-7, 3d and 303
Kearny
Glinden Jane Miss. r. 12 Ritch
" John E., salesman J. T. Sullivan, r. 12

Ritch
" Mary, widow, r. 12 Ritch
Glinden M. H., manager Nolan Bros. Shoe Co.,
812-814 Market, r. 1539 Eddy
" Nellie Miss, stenographer Nolan Bros.
Shoe Co., r. 12 Ritch
Glines Alfred C, mantel finisher Bush & Mal-

lett Co. r. 707 Willow Av
Glinger Max, baker J. Lauzer, r. 2232 Mission
Glissman Henry, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., r. Alameda
" P. R., clerk Le Count Bros., r. Alameda
«®= Glissman. See Glesmann
Glixman Philip (Persinger & Glixman), r. 1924

Bush
Glixon Nathan, stationery, 525, 4th
Globe Brass and Bell Foundry and Machine
Works, Whyte & De Rome proprietors
126-128 Main
" Glove Co., Franklin & Newman proprie

tors, 121 Pine
" House The, Mrs. A. Mott proprietor, 137,

7th
" Livery Stable, Arata & Bro. proprietors
716 Pacific
Globe-Mac Cabe Co. (Richard S. MacCabe)

photo-engravers, 611 Merchant
Globe Portrait Co., George H. Smith manager
20 Ellis
" Publishing Co., John B. Garland manager
publishers The Saloon Man, 526 Mont
gomery
" Review (weekly). Globe Review Publish
ing Co. publishers, Jesse S. Halstead
editor, 49, 1st
" Review Publishing Co., James Kip presi
dent and business manager, publishers
Globe Review, 49, 1st
Glock Charles, liquors, 249, 3d, r. 606 Banks
Glocker Charles, clerk, r. 2092 Market
" Etta M., widow, r. 2092 Market
' " Frederick, car starter, r. 2092 Market
" Rudolph, r. 644 Jessie
Glodowski A., cigars and tobacco, 1920 Market,

r. 2 Rose Av
Glogg Henry, shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder &

Co., r. Oakland
Glootz Adolph, butcher J. Smith, r. 1318 Mission
" Adolph estate of (Fischbeck & Glootz), 307

Sacramento
" Ernest, clerk John P. M. Glootz, r. 1 Vas-

serot PI
" John P. M., liquors, 421 Geary, r. 1 Vas-

serot PI
" Meta, widow, r. 1507 Sacramento
Glos Andrew, boots and shoes, 1225 Devisadero
" Peter, cellarman C. M. Mann, r, 510, 6th
" Sebastian, foreman C. M. Mann, r. 510,6th
Glosser George W., contractor, r. 1619 Eddy

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Glouber Herman, clerk, r. 518 O'Farrell
Glover Andrew, interpreter, r. 1715 Green
" Andrew J., druggist, r. 1715 Green
" Andrew O., traveling salesman, r. 1836

Green
" Clara E. Miss, bookkeeper John A. Benson,

r. Oakland
" Cosmos A., physician, r. 1715 Green
" Eli S., artist The Illustrated Directory, r.

539 California
" Frederick, r. 710 O'Farrell
" George A., clerk Post Offlce, r. 1715 Green
" George S. clerk J. K. Armsby Co., r. 12 Isis
" James, boiler maker, r. 708 Butte
" Jesse W., clerk, r. 1836 Green
" John, sweeper Harbor Commissioners, r.

Oakland
" John, trader, r. 128, 10th
" John Mrs., r. 1312>^ Alabama
" John E., teamster Jackson's Napa Soda

Mineral Water, r. 233, 11th
" John F., clerk, r. 7 Pfeiffer
" John T., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r.

331/2 Louisa
" Mary, widow, r. SSY^ Louisa
" Mary E. Mrs., r. 1836 Green
" O., groceries, 316 Fillmore
" Otto C, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r.

642, 22d
'■ Richard, coachman, SE cor Pierce and Mc-
Allister
" Robert O., foreman Standard Qil Co., r. 816

Sutter
" Stephen C, harness maker, r, 1813 Mason
" William, r. 643, 22d
Gluck Elizabeth, widow, r. 924 Fillmore
" Gustave, maltster Krug & Zimmermann,
r. cor i9th and Capp
;S®-Gluck. See Glick
Gluckman Jacob, shoe manufacturer, r. 2126

Bush
J6®-Gluckman. See Glickman
Glucksman Isaac, fancy goods, 538, 3d

" Simon, watchmaker and jeweler, 538, 3d
Gluhan Anton, clerk Nicholas Mortizia, r. 133,

4th
Glumac Andrew, porter Megica & Co., r. 2OII14

Fillmore
Glunk Christian, delicacies, 56 Bay City Mar-
ket, r. 609 Jessie
" Frank J., pressman, r. 609 Jessie
Glunz John B., contractor and builder, r. 414
Webster
" William, teamster, r. 848a Howard
Glynn Daniel, r. 741i/i Tehama
" Ellen, widow, r, 115 Pell
" Emerson O., r. 206 Turk
" Frank, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
" Hannah, widow, r. 1628 Clay
" Harry M., drayman Wetmore Bros
" Ignatius, plumber, r. 20 Geneva
" J., mess boy str Australia
" James, laborer, r. 173 Perry
" James, printer, r. 115 Fell
" John, butcher Draper & Selig, r. SE cor

Bowdoin and Silliman
" John, laborer, r. 530, 3rd
" John, laborer, r. 809 Iowa
" John, laborer S. P. Co., r. 114 Clipper
" John J., serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co.,

r. 20 Geneva
" John P. (Broyer & Glynn), r. .351 Tehama
" John P., wagon maker, 2140 Filbert
" Joseph, laborer, r. 2231/2 Perry
•' Margaret, widow, r. 13 William
" Martin, hograiser, Bowdoin nr Henry

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Glynn Martin, laborer, r. 13 Verona PI
" Mary, widow, r. 1909 Stockton
" Mary A. Miss, insurance agent Boyd &

Dickson, r. 1909 Stockton
" Michael, r. 741i/2 Tehama
" Michael, laborer, r. 23 Parker Av
" Thomas F., drayman, r. 112 Henry
" Thomas F., shipping clerk, r. 250 Chenery
Glynn Thomas J., City and County Recorder,
office Hall of Records, r. 240, 2d Av
" Vincent G., clerk, r. 1909 Stockton
" William A., bricklayer, r. 606 Jessie
" William P., engineer, r. 1909 Stockton
4®°Glynn. See Glenn
Gmeiner Joseph, kettleman John Wieland

Brewery, r. 566a Folsom
Gnardini Romeo, waiter Wilson Dining Saloon.

r. 339 Union
Gneco Charles, laborer, r. 605 Broadway
Gnos Brothers (Frank and John), dairymen, San
Bruno Av nr Wayland
" Frank (Gnos Bros.), r. San Bruno Av nr

Wayland
" John (Gnos Bros.), r. San Bruno Av nr
Wayland
Goad WiUiam F., attorney at law, 40-41 Mills

Bldg, 9th floor, r. 2000 Washington
Goane James, teamster, r. 930,20th
Gobble Emil, glass stainer Schmitz & Taylor
Gobel Brothers (Joseph and Edward), varieties,
511, 4th
" Edwasd (Gobel Bros.), r. 511, 4th
" Henry, driver, r. 1313 Baker
" Joseph (Gobel Bros.), r. 511, 4th
" William, waiter William Smale
Goberman Simon, musician, r. 240, 7th
Gobertz Martin, janitor, 9 Geary
GobeyCoel, painter, r. 134, 4th

" Frank (estate of), 228 Sutter
Gobey Jesse G., proprietor Frank Gobey's Oys-
ter Parlors, 228 Sutter
Gobey's Frank Oyster Parlors, Jesse G. Gobey

proprietor, 228 Sutter
Gobin Anna Mrs., r. Old Peoples' Home
Goble Antoine, laborer Western Sugar Refinery,
r. 706 Sierra
" John E., liquors, 105 Kentucky
" Richard, warehouseman C. S. Healey, r.
105 Kentucky
Gock Albert, hostler John Wieland Brewery, r.
69 Minna
" John, hostler John Wieland Brewery, r. 69
Minna
Gockeritz Ernest H., liquors, 414 Sansome, r.

317 Polk
Godad G., bartender, r. 220 Eddy
Godair Clarence S. (Louis Godair & Son), r. 1222
Bush
" Louis Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1222 Bush
" Louis & Son (Louis A. and Clarence S,),

barbers, 120 Ellis
" Louis A. (Louis Godair & Son), r. 1222 Bush
" William E., clerk, r. 1222 Bu.sh
Godart Jules, architect. 307 Sansome, room 14,

r. 918 Geary
God bier William, marine engineer, 9 Mission, r.

Oakland
Godchaux Adolph, insurance agent, r. 1429 Web-
ster
Godchaux Edmond, secretary Board of Health,
New City Hall, 1st floor, r. 1429 Webster
" Eliza, widow, r. Pacific Hebrew Home
" Helene Miss, teacher music, r. 1429 Web-
ster
" Josephine Miss, teacher music, r. 1429
Webster

Godchaux Lazard (M. Brandenstein & Co.), r.
526 Ellis

" Lucien, manufacturers' agent, 523 Market,
r. 1429 Webster

" Rebecca Miss, teacher French, r. 1429 Web-
ster

" Sylvain, bookkeeper Sachs Bros &Co., r.
1429 Webster
Goddard Abraham H., carriage maker, r. 1203
Market

" Ada E. Miss, teacher S. F. Protestant Or-
phan Asylum

" Arthur G., barber, r. 314, 4th Av

" Augustus F., draughtsman, r. 522 Van Ness
Av
Goddard Clark L., dentist, 406 Sutter, rooms
7-8, r. Oakland

" George H., civil engineer, r. 518 Van Ness
Av

" George H. Jr., salesman, r. 529 Golden Gate
Av

" Guilford H., clerk Charles F. Doe & Co., r.
23 CoUingwood

" Henry K., r. 1507 Larkin

" Herbert A., salesman Redington &Co.,r.
Fruitvale

" James F., plumber, r. 214, 4th Av

" Joseph, deputy County Clerk, r. 203 Frank-
lin

" J. W. & Son (New York), P. W. Thompson
agent, 120 Sutter, room 59

" May H. Miss, seamstress, r. 214, 4th Av

" Thomas W., carriage painter, r. 912 Minna

" T. W. & Co., carriage painters, 25, 7th

" William H., blacksmith, r. 214, 4th Av
Godeau Julius S. (Godeau & Co. and Lipraan &
Godeau), r. 419 Green

" Margarita, widow, r. 419 Green

" Parfait E., upholsterer, r. 1711 Mason rear
Godeau & Co. (Julius S. Godeau and Isidor
Lipman), undertakers, 326-328 Montgom-
ery Av, telephone Main 1995
Godeau & Lipman, see Lipman & Godeau
Godell John, driver Martinoni & Podesta, r. 1330

Stockton
Godeski William, cook, r. 159 Clara rear
Godet Charles, painter, r. 844^/4 Folsom

" Louis, laundry, 8441/4 Folsom
Godeus M. C. Mrs., proprietor Godeus' Art

Studio, 10%, 6th
Godfrey Ann, bakery and notions, 330 Minna

" Annette Miss, stenographer Fireman's
Fund Ins. Co., r. Alameda

" Charles H., apprentice Union Iron Wks, r.
1023 Laguna

" Edward C, paper broker, 37-38 Crocker
Bldg, r. Alameda

" Edward H., insurance agent Mann & Wil-
son, r. 1312 Leavenworth

" Elizabeth, widow, r. 21 Oak

" George, guard County Jail 2

" George, teamster, r. 1239 7th Av South

" George P.. student, r. U. S. Marine Hos-
pital

" Helen, widow, r. 1932 Pine
Godfrey John, M. D., surgeon in command U. S.
Marine Hospital Service, U. S. Ap-
praisers'Bldg, room 1, and U. S. Marine
Hospital. Marine Hospital Reservation

" John F., gardener, r. 570 Harrison

" John T. Mrs., r. 1053 McAllister

" Mabel Miss, r. 1812 Baker

" Minnie, laundress, r. 5 Hermann

" N. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1812 Baker

" Nathaniel A. Jr.. clerk, r. 1812 Baker

" Richard A., cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 1239,
7th Av South

" Sarah A., r. 813 Baker

" Walter A. H., men's furnishing goods, 101-
103,3d, r. 1344 Mission

" W. H., r. 1045 Market

" William, secretary, r. 605 Ellis
Godin Eugene, shoemaker W. H. Nolan & Co., r.
Wolfe nr California Av

" Jeffrey, carpenter, r. 555 Natoma

" Victor G., carpenter, r. 116 Arlington
Godkin Annie E. Miss, stenographer, r. 629 Val-
lejo

" Thomas E., compositor, r. 629 Vallejo

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Godkin William H., bookbinder, 540 Clay, r. 1136

Kearny
Godley George, cook, r. 35 Everett
" Jesse E., clerk George W. McNe r, r. 1818

Sacramento
" Montgomery, with estate of John Parrott,

414 Montgomery, r. 1818 Sacramento
" Philip, with Evan O. Evans, r. 1818 Sacra-
mento
Godon Eugene, restaurant, 127 Washington, r.

Fruitvale
. " Leon, dyer and scourer, 1841 Fillmore
Godsey George P., cashier Am. Tobacco Co., r.

104 Walnut
Godshall Maggie Mrs., proprietor Clyde House,

361/2 Geary
Godsil Charles, broomsorter Cal. Broom Mfg.
Co., r. 2911 Harrison
" James, r. 22 Pearl
" John, broomsorter Cal. Broom Mfg. Co., r.

2911 Harrison
" Lulu A. Miss, stenographer, r. 22 Pearl
" Thomas J., trunkmaker C. A. Malm & Co.,

r. 2911 Harrison
" Timothy, r. 2911 Harrison
Godwin John H., steward, r. 104, 25th
46r-Godwin. See Goodwin

Goe Bernard V. , clerk Shainwald, Buckljee & Co. ,
r. 828 California
" Charles A., clerk The Liverpool and Lon-
don and Globe Ins. Co., r. 921 O'Farrell
" Ella Mrs., stenographer, 8 Mills Bldg, 2d

floor
" GeorgeC, carrier postofBce, r. 921 O'Farrell
Goebbels Rudolph G., glasscutter Cal. Art
Glass Bending and Cutting Wks., r.
Berkeley
Goebel Carl, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r.
143 Clara
•' Charles, baker, r. 1721 Haight
" Louis, driver, r. 1433 Ellis
Goecken Annie Miss, bookkeeper Herman B.
Goecken, r. 551, 4th
" Herman B., hay and grain, 549, 4th, r. 551,
4th
Goeckens Amelia, widow, r. 323V3 Ivy Av
Goecker Charles, accountant George Staaoke,

r. 305 Scott
Goedecke Charles, butcher, r. 1310 Jackson
" Charles Jr., messenger, r. 1310 Jackson
" Herman, student, r. 1310 Jackson
" Meta, widow, r. 537 Montgomery Av
Goedje Christiana Miss, bookkeeper, r. 2018 Tay-
lor
" Edward, carpenter, r. 2018 Taylor
" Harry A., salesman Dutton & Partridge, r.

2018 Taylor
" Julius H., carpenter, 804'^ Greenwich, r.
2018 Taylor
Goeehy Timothy, laborer, r. 2319 Post
Goehr Louis, carpenter, r. 1045 Market
CfOeliring Adolph, importer and manufacturer
French artificial flowers, 913 Mission, r.
713, 9th
Goeller Carl, carpenter, r. 29 Clara Av
Goeller Edwin, secretary and treasurer Pick-
ens, Fulton & Company (incorporated)
130 Sansome, r. 411 Shrader
Goellner Valentine, finisher Fink & Schindler,

r. 231, 10th
Goelz John, bakery, 140, 8th

Goen Pauline, widow, proprietor The Annan-
dale, 816 California
Goepel Charles, bartender Joseph B. McFar-
land, r. NW cor Union and Steiner
■' Louis Mrs., widow, r. 917 Natoma
" Robert, shoemaker, 703 Van Ness Av
Goepfert Edward, doorkeeper Columbia Theatre
" Edward H., painter Diebold Safe and Lock

Co., r. 3114 Fillmore
" George W. jeweler, r. 123 Cedar Av
" Louis E., billiard maker The Brunswick,

Balke, CoUender Co., r. 123 Cedar Av
" Mary, widow, r. 123 Cedar Av
" Mary, notions, 3114 Fillmore
" Michael, painter Hall's Safe and Lock
Wks, r. 123 Cedar Av
Goeppert George, liquors, 110 Stockton, r. 22
Webster

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
CORRUGATED IRON,

Galvanized, Black and Painted,
for Roofing and Siding.

30SX0 Sl-r IVIARKEX SX.

Goeppert William, foreman John Wieland

Brewery, r. 519 Chestnut
Goercke Augusta, widow, r. 47% Belcher
Goerke George, tailor, r. 614 Merchant
Goerlich Charles, musician, r. 731 Turk
Goertzhain Charles, tailor Frank J. Grundman,
r. 713, 21st
" Henry, foreman H. H. Veerger, r. 713, 21st
" Hermann, teamster David B. James, r.

713, 21st
" Hermann Jr., clerk W. P. Beauchamp, r.

713, 21st
' ' Joseph F. , peddler, r. 713, 21st
" Louis, nurseryman H. H. Berger, r. 713,
21st
Goesch Mary, widow, dressmaker, r. 1625 Pine
GoesselCurt (Goessel & Stelling), r. 517 How-
ard
" Paul H., contractor, r. 44 West Park
" & Stelling (Curt Goessel and Henry A.
Stelling), liquors, 4.36 Pine
Goethe Edward, driver O. Trautvetter, r. 816
Treat Av
'• -Schiller Monument Association, 413 Bush
GoetjenAdolphW., clerk Nicholas Goetjen, r.
1064 McAllister
" Aron, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 218 Cen-
tral Av
" Charles (Goetjen & Meyer Bros.), r. 248,

5th
" Charles, washer National Brewing Co., r.

918 Buchanan
" Henry (Goetjen & Muller), r. 114 Chatta-
nooga
" Henry, bartender, r. 708c Pine
" Henry, candy maker, r. 69 Tehama
" Herman, clerk Nicholas Goetjen, r. 1064

McAllister
" Jacob, bakery, 1510 Hyde
" John, bartender Goetjen & Muller, r. 201

Mission
" Nicholas, fruit canner, 1064 McAllister
Goetjen & Meyer Brothers (Charles Goetjen
and Herman and Charles Meyer), gro-
ceries and liquors, 248-252, 5th
" & Muller (Henry Goetjen and Henry Mul-
ler), liquors, SW cor Main and Mission
jg3~Goetjen. See Gaetjen

Goetsche John H., foreman Washburn & Moen
Mfg. Co., r. 1717 Stockton
" Margaret H., bakery, 1717 Stockton
Goette Bernard, delicacies and dairy produce,
703 Devisadero
" George B., bicycle repairer Devany, Hop-
kins & Co., r. 703 Devisadero
" Henry A., bicycle repairer Devany, Hop-
kins & Co., r. 703 Devisadero
Goetten William, carpenter Albert Hansen, r.

Vermont nr Humboldt
J8®- Goettig. See Gottig

Goetting Charles L., bookkeeper O'Brien & Spo-
torno, r. 1721 Scott
" Frederick, machinist Cal. Tool Wks, r. 419
Bush
Goettinger George, with Rothchild & Ach, r. 207

Chestnut
Goettner William, confectioner Page & Falch,

r. 35, 9th
Goettsch Peter, helper Rudolph Herman
Goetz Andrew, with E. A. Fargo Co., r. 923a
Golden Gate Av
" Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 428 Chestnut

rear
" Balthasar, real estate, r. 428 Chestnut rear
" Bartholomew, carpenter S. P. Co., r. 515
Valencia

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Goetz Carl, with E. A. Fargo Co., r. 923 Golden
Gate Av
" Ernest, r. San Bruno Av nr Eve
•' Charles F., teamster Waterhouse & Lester,

r. 141/2 Oak Grove Av
" Elizabeth, widow, r. UV2 Oak Grove Av
" F. Miss, tailoress, r. 1611 San Carlos Av
" Fredricka, widow, r. 1611 San Carlos Av
" George, teacher swimming Lurline Baths
" Herman, surgical instrument maker

George Faass, r. 634 Green
" Jacob L., teamster Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.

414 Elizabeth
" Joseph, capitalist, r. 1K20 Vallejo
" Lena, nurse, r. 1439 Polk
" Leo G . , cigarmaker Fr ahm & Frankenberg.

r. 1 Burritt
" Leopold, carpenter, r. 1611 San Carlos Av
" Lorenz, carpenter, r. 634 Green
" Minna, domestic, 1715 Bush
" Robert, tanner Charles G. Bennett & Co., r.

922 York
" William, cellarman Blument.:al & Co., r.

738 Green
" William L., arnesmaker, r. 738 Green
Goetze August E. Jr., carrier postofflce, r. 408
Waller
" Edward H., groceries and liquors, SE cor

Sutter and Powell, r. 426 Powell
" Ernest A., r. 215 Sanchez
Goetze F. W., fresco painter and interior deco-
rator, 1314 Market, r. 925, 26th
" Henry E., driver Cal. Soda Works, r. 1006

Fillmore
" John W. (Goetze & Blohm), r. 1006 Fill-
more
" & Blohm (John W. Goetze and John Blohm).
proprietors California Soda Works, 516
Octavia
43" Goetze. See Getz and Gotz
Goetzee John, carpenter, r. 18 Albion Av
Goewey Charles H., bookkeeper Spring Valley
Water Wks, r. NW cor Page and Laguna
" Frank B., clerk New York Belting and
Packing Co., r. NW cor Page and Laguna
Goewey James M., capitalist, address Pacific-
Union Club, r. NW cor Page and La-
guna
" James M. Jr., clerk A. Quade & Co., r. NW
cor Page and Laguna
Goff Almon B., glazier Sierra Lumber Co., r. 116
Fell
" Almon B. Jr., clerk Sierra Lumber Co., r.
116 Fell
Gofif D. & Sons (Pawtucket, R. I.), manufacturers
braids, Henry Doyle & Co. agents, 517-
519 Market
■' Ella M. Mrs. (R. F. Lange &Co.), r. 116 Fell
■' George P., attorney at law, 545 California,

r. 207 Larkin
•' Henry F., engineer tug boat Lottie, r. Oak-
land
" Joseph J., expressman, SW cor Stockton

and Broadway, r. 1914 Morey Alley
" Lottie M. Miss, bookkeeper R. F. Lange &

Co., r. 116 Fell
•• Louise C. widow, r. 510 Stockton
" Mary, widow, r. 234 Folsom
4S=Gofl. See Gough
Goflray Ferdinand, baker, r. 625 Clay
Gogan Eliza, widow, r. 272 Minna
" James C, conductor, a. 1522 Eddy
" John (John sen & Gogan), r. 273 Minna
" William H., printer, r. 272 Minna
Gogandus George, stevedore, r. 310, 6th
" James, butcher, r. 310, 6th

Goger Charles L., with Keystone Watch Case
Co., r. 631 Geary

" Joseph, clerk, r. 641 Jessie
Goggin Charles B., driver, r. 23 South Park

" David, salesman, r. Peralta Av opp Bry-
ant

" Emily M. Miss, teacher Starr King Prim-
ary School, r. 933 Ellis

" Gerald E., surveyor Geo. F.- Grant, r. Ala-
meda

" James H., r. 261, 1st

" James J., helper Atlas I. Wks, r. 1719 Ten-

" John, laborer, r. 39 Tehama

" John, teamster, r. 529 Sacramento

" John B., shoemaker, r. 5 Powell Av

" John F., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 118

Laurel
" John J., stonecutter, r. Mission Road nr

Six Mile House
" Reginald D., collector, r. 933 Ellis
" Robert, salesman Owl Drug Co.
" Thomas, clerk, r. Peralta Av opp Bryant
" Thomas, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co.
" Walter W., clerk S. W. Levy, r. Alameda
Goggins L. M., carpenter, builder and contrac-
tor, 1639 Mission, r. 1018a Shot well
Gohl Margaret, widow, r. 1114 Alabama rear
" William (Gohl & Nelson), r. 1155 Howard
Gohl & Nelson (William Gohl and Nicholas
Nelson), groceries and liquors, 416 O'Far-
rell, telephone East 740, and liquor deal-
ors, 100 Eddy, telephone Black 1704
Gohlich Hermann, liquors and cigars, 1200

Stockton, r. 819 Vallejo
Goicovich George, coffee saloon, 311 East North,
r. 5 Market
" George J., r. 109 Austin
Goinct Alexander, machinist Victor Goinct,
r. 1017 Kearny
" Victor, machinist and locksmith, 1017
Kearny, r. 1424 Turk
Golby Orlando, clerk George W. Rennie, r. 321

O'Farrell
Golcher Catherine, widow, r. 712 Cole
" Henry C. (Clabrough, Golcher & Co.), r. 105

Broderick
" William J. (Clabrough, Golcher & Co.), r.
712 Cole
Gold Adolph, junk, r. 9, 13th
" and Silver Extraction Co. of America (lim-
ited), P. George Gow agent, 23 Stev-
enson
Gold and Stock Telegraph Co. of California,
Frank Jaynes president, Edward F.
Weihe secretary, treasurer and superin-
tendent, 607 Market
" Bug Mining Co., Arthur H. Ten Broeck

manager, 80-81 Columbian Bldg
" Celia Miss, tailoress Max Wiener, r. 1066

Howard
" Hill Mining Co. (Grass Valley, Cal.), C. A.
Grow secretary, 27 Mills Bldg. 5th floor
Gold Mining Exchange of San Francisco,
Walter TurnbuU president, J. F. Crosett
secretary, 11 Rotunda, Mills Bldg
" of Ophir Mining and Development Co., J.
Howard Bernard secretary, 80-81 Colum-
bian Bldg
" Ridge Consolidated Mining and Milling

Co., 216 Post
" Samuel M., junk, r. 9, 13th
" Thomas W., porter Gladding, McBean &
Co., r. 149, 9th
e^-Goia. See Golds and Goldt
Goldaracena Orel M., druggist. 1301 Dupont, r.

2217 Pacific Av
Goldbaum Louis, r. 337 Jessie
Goldbeck Charles, carpenter and builder, 9
Haight, r. 3 Henrietta Square
" Charles H., carpenter N. L. Gerts, r. 309,

9th
" Theodore C, bookkeeper James W. Mer-
rill, r. 309, 9th
Goldberg Adolph (Conradi & Goldberg), r. 3319
Clay
" Albert, tailor, 1043 Valencia
" Benjamin B., driver TJ. S. Laundry, r. 29
Lapidge

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Telephone Main 926.

Importers for fine trade

Cigars
Wines
Luxuries
Delicacies

If there is anything you cannot find in
ordinary stores we'll have it whether to
eat drink smoke or cook with

426, 428, 430, 432 Pine

Telephone Main i and Main

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215, 217 Sutter

" Main in

2800 California

West loi

1075 Clay, Oakland

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GOLDBERG, BOWEN & CO.

(incorporated), Jacob Goldberg presi-
dent and general manager, Hugo D.
Keil vice-president, Henry A. Bowen
secretary and treasurer, importing
grocers. Continental and East Indian
table luxuries and novelties, 426-432
Pine, telephone Main 1, 215-217 Sutter,
telephone Main 111, 2800 California,
telephone West 101, and 1075 Clay,
Oakland
Goldberg Carl, cigars and tobacco, 329 Mont-
gomery and 785 Market, r. 14IO14 Geary
" Charles, bookseller, 218b Turk
" Charles J., waiter Henry Calame, r. 45

Everett
" Daniel, tailor Herman Harris, r. 311 Hayes
" David, salesman, r. I90714 Mission
" Davis, tailor, 526 Commercial, r. 1000 Mont-
gomery
" Frank, peddler, r. 40 Chesley
" Gabriel, collector Standard Collection and

Mercantile Co.. r. 1000 Montgomery
" Henry, carpet layer, r. 719 McAllister
" Isaac, peddler, r. 40 Chesley
" Isaac, tailor John Reid, r. 845 Golden Gate
Av
Goldberg Jacob, president and general manager
Goldberg, Bowen & Co., 436-432 Pine, r.
1807 Broadway
" John, peddler, r. 128i/4 Clara
" Leon B., merchant, r. 2008 Pierce
" Lester, clerk, r. 1328 Ellis
" Lipman, r. 141014 Geary
" Louis (Goldberg & Tweedie), r. 1896 Mis-
sion
" Louis, clerk Max Ordenstein, r. 1410%

Geary
" Louis, tailor, 1403 Valencia
" M., traveling salesman, r. 1408 Devisadero
Goldberg Max, president and manager San
Francisco Collateral Loan Bank, 538
Kearny, r. 1338 McAllister
" Philip, cigar dealer, r. 727% McAllister
" Reuben, tailor, r. 1408 Devisadero
" Samuel, tailor Sigmund Jonas, r. 313 Golden

Gate Av
" Solomon, r. 1509 Post
" Solomon, salesman Conradi & Goldberg, r.

1410% Geary
" William (Goldstein & Goldberg), r. 1328

Ellis
" & Tweedie (Louis Goldberg and Darnel
Tweedie), boot and shoe manufacturers,
1896 Mission
Goldberger David, teamster Barg & Klein, r.
317, 7th
" Max, r. 317, 7th

" Thomas, pressman Schmidt Label & Lith.
Co., r. 317, 7th
Goldblatt Nathan, clothing, 10581/2-1060 How-
ard
Golden Bartholomew, teamster, r. 154 Shipley
'• City House, NE cor San Bruno and Silver
Avs
Golden Eagle Hotel, Hugh Curran proprietor,
NW cor Broadway and Montgomery
" Eagle Supply Co., John A. Lund & Co.

agents, 519/2, 8th
" F., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 1436, 30th
" Frank J., porter Wetmore Bros., r. 605

Green
" Gate Advertising Co. (incorporated), Will-
iam T. Fonda president, John F. Condon
secretary, 333-324 Hayes
" Gate Advertising, Literary and News
Bureau, Daniel C. Dare manager, 420
Montgomery, room 39
" Gate Amateur Press Association, H. C.
Morris president, Miss Laura Lohmeyer
secretary, 103 O'Farrell
" Gate Anglo-Japanese School, William C,
Grainger superintendent, 410 Franklin
Golden Gate Avenue Block, 34-28 Golden Gate
Av
" Gate Bicycle Mfg Co., Arthur Shirley
president, Edward J. Shirley manager,
550 Mission

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

Hair Mattresses

MADE TO ORDER.
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Golden Gate Block, 131 Post, Davidson & Leigh
agents, 1,37 Montgomery
" Gate Building and Loan Association,
James M. Ellis secretary, 333 Mont-
gomery
" Gate Chimney Sweeping Co., John Minola
proprietor, 1734 Market
Golden Gate Commandery Building, 625 Sutter

GOLDEN GATE COMPRESSED

YEAST CO., Richard W. Davis treas-
urer and general manager, 1420 Pine,
telephone East 60

Golden Gate Cyclery, Fagothey & Maple pro-
prietors, 307Broderick

Golden Gate Cyclery, Joseph Holle proprietor,
2336 Folsom

Golden Gate Distilling Co.,

J. A. Spamer vice-president, S. I.

Wormser secretary, ofilce 207 Battery,

distillery SE cor Fillmore and Chestnut

Golden Gate Distilling Co.'s Yeast Depot,

Henry C. Spamer manager, 821a Howard

GOLDEN GATE DREDGING

AND RECLAMATION CO., W. G. Wit-
ter president, M. C. Harris manager,
17-19 Mills Bldg, 7th floor, telephone
Main 5584

Golden Gate Fair Association, 1st District,

Joseph J. Dimond secretary, 306 Market

Golden Gate Flouring Mills (Stockton, Cal.),

Sperry & Co. proprietors, office 204 Front

" Gate Glove Factory, Simon Baruch & Co.

proprietors, 124 Pine
" Gate Hall, 625-627 Sutter
" Gate Hall, 1620 Pacific Av
Golden Gate Hospital (private, surgical, and
lying-in), Franklin F. Lord physician in
charge, office 235 Kearny
" Gate House, 510 Davis
Golden Gate Kindergarten Association, Mrs.
Sarah B. Cooper president, 1902 Vallejo
Golden Gate Kindergarten Free Normal Train-
ing School, Miss Anna M. Stovall prin-
cipal, 211-213, 9th

GOLDEN GATE LAUNDRY,

E. H. Knight proprietor, Charles L.

Norbom manager, office 206 O'Farrell,

telephone Main 5919, laundry 2120

Lombard, telephone West 42
Golden Gate Life Saving Station (United

States), Harry E. Morton keeper Ocean

Boulevard, cor Fulton
Golden Gate Livery and Riding Academy,

Bailey, Weller & Neave proprietors, 34

Golden Gate Av
Golden Gate Loan Office, William J. Hesthal

proprietor, 10. 6th

GOLDEN GATE LUMBER CO.,

0. H. Greenewald president, D. H. Bibb
vice-president, A. Heilbronner secre-
tary, office 4 Sutter, rooms 8-10, tele-
g hone Mara 756, yards at North Beach,
ounded by Powell, Beach, Stockton
and North Point
Golden Gate Machine Works, Adam Schilling
& Sons proprietors, 211-213 Main
" Gate Manufacturing Co., W. C. Savage
manager, faucet manufacturers, 233 Mis-
sion
" Gate Military Band, George Hildebrandt
manager, 433 Hayes

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Golden Gate Mutual Building: and Loan Asso-
ciation, I. Strassburger president.
James M. Ellis secretary, 323 Mont-
gomery

Golden Gate OU Supply Co., Charles E. Quig-
ley proprietor, 1172 Mission

Golden Gate Paper Box Factory, A. Fleish-
hacker & Co. proprietors, 520-522 Market

Golden Gate Park, from H to Fulton, Stanyan
to the Pacific Ocean, panhandle entrance
Baker bet Oak and Fell
" Gate Park Band, I. C. Coggin manager
59 Chronicle Bldg

Golden Gate Park Commissioners, office Park
Lodge, Golden Gate Park

GOLDEN GATE PLASTER

MILLS, Lucas & Co. proprietors, man-
ufacturers calcine plaster (plaster
Parisj, marble dust and land plaster,
215-217 Main

Golden Gate Primary School, Mrs. Aurelia
Griffith principal. N s Golden Gate Av
bet Pierce and Scott

Golden Gate Promoting- Co., Dawson Mayer
manager. 91 Chronicle Bldg

Golden Gate Salmon Co., George Tasheira pres-
ident, Charles P. Overton secretary 40
California, room 2

GOLDEN GATE STEAM DYE

WORKS, N. T. Peterson & Brother
proprietors, dyeing and cleaning of
every description, chemical cleaning
2L^5^^^??,'. ^<^ gentlemen's clothing,
342 McAllister
Golden Gate Undertaking Co., George W
Keeler manager, Harry E. Snook assist-
ant manager, 2429 Mission, telephone
Mission 102
Golden Gate Valley Free Kindergarten, Miss
Gertrude Thompson principal, 1816
Union
Golden Gate Warehouse, Searle & Holt pro-
pnetors, 41-49, 1st, telephone Main 5059

" Gate Wire Cloth Manufactory. V'ictor
Engmger proprietor, 8-10 Pine
Golden Gate Woolen Manufacturing Co., Ste-
phen T. Gage president, William Mac-
Cann secretary and treasurer, 5,35 Mar-
ket, mills SE cor 19th and Bryant

" George E., butcher. 706 Devisadero, r. 499
Devisadero

" HughM., conductor Geary St. RR r 334a
2d Av

" Jacket Mining Co. (Humboldt, Nev ) R
GuyMcClellan president, Robert B Mc-
Clellan secretary, ,38 Mills Bldg, 6th
floor

" John, bartender, r. 5 Mint Av

•' John, laborer, r. 1 Alemany

" John, laborer, r. 3 Golden Court

" John, laborer, r. 12 Blake

" John, laborer, r. 78 Natoma

" JohnF., elevatorman, r. 1436, 20th

" John R., painter Burr & Shields r 25%
Hermann

" John W., solicitor, r. 414 Eddy

" King Mining Co. (Alleghany, Sierra Co.;,
Edward Polhemus president, George A
Moore secretary, office 208 California

" Matthew J., meterman S. F. Gas Light
Co., r. 3119, 16th ^

" Maurice M., groceries and liquors, 17(11
Mason, r. 808 Green

" Mazie Miss, r. 1 Alemany

Golden Patrick, porter Mills Bldg. r. 78 Natoma

■' Patrick J., paver, r. 818 Lyon

" Robert P., lumberman, r. 313. 4th
Golden Rule Bazaar, Davis Brothers proprie-
tors, 718-722 Market

" Rule Hall, 948 Mission

" Rule Mutual Building and Loan Associa-
tion, L. Ph. Bolander president, John
Bruckman secretary, 209 Sansome

" Sand Placer Mining Co., J. E. Damon sec-
retary, 303 Montgomery

" Star House, 411 Pacific

GOLDEN STATE AND MIN-
ERS' IRON WORKS, Wales L. Palmer
president, WiUiam E. Palmer secre-
tary, John W. Brown superintendent,
I. F. Thompson's Slide Valve Cor.iss
Engines, Harding's Gas, Gasoline and
Coal Oil Engines, Adlake and Centaur
Bicycles, wholesale department 231-
251, 1st, retail 316 Post
Golden State House, Mrs. Louisa Flaherty pro-
prietor, 1207 Market
Golden State Land Co., Henry Geilfus presi-
dent, Rudolph Mohr secretary, 39 Flood
Bldg

" State Publishing Co., Charles A. Bolde-
mann manager, publishers The Golden
State, 414 Mason

" State Tea Co., M. O'Shaughnessy propri-
etor, 129, 2d

" State, Mrs. M. A. Klein proprietor, 106 Eddy

-" State The (monthly), Golden State Pub-
lishing Co. publishers, 414 Mason

" State Trading Co., M. A. Joseph & Son

" State Wine and Liquor Depot. Sullivan R.

Hall proprietor, 342 Turk
" Summit Mining Co., Goodall. Perkins &

Co., 10 Market
" Thomas, capitalist, r. 414 Eddy
" Thomas, washer G. W. Brown, r. 185 Stev-
enson
" Thomas H., painter, r. 414 Eddy
" Thomas J., lumber dealer, 4 California

room 12, r. Oakland
" West, Mrs. Emily A. Hopkins proprietor,

438 Geary
" West Boiler Wks, John W. Conroy propri-
etor, 619 Brannan
Golden West Building and Loan Association,
Sol J. Levy secretary, 304 Montgom»^ry
Golden West Clothing Renovatory, Newbauer
& Levy proprietors, 12 Montgomery
" West Hall, 320 Post
Golden West Hotel, Wieneke & Plagemann
proprietors, 32-36 Ellis
" West Iron Works, Dyer Bros, proprietors

119Beale
" West Mineral Springs Co., Eugene F.
Herve and Pierre Somps proprietors,
622 Laguna
" William, stone cutter, r. 41 Dorland
" William F., special officer, r. 1436, 20tli
4S=-Golden. See Golding
Goldenberg Ignatz, tinsmith, r. 442 Jessie
Goldenhaur Anna, nurse, r. 918 Post
Goldenson Abraham, contractor, r. 816 Florida
Golder Brothers (Louis F., Robert and George
A.), groceries, 1422 Howard
" George A. (Golder Bros.), r. 1121 Bush
" Louis, r. 1121 Bush
" Louis F. (Golder Bros.), r. 1121 Bush
" Robert (Golder Bros.), r. 1121 Bush
'• William H., carpet layer John McQueen
Goldfish Benjamin, merchant, r. 2932 Jackson
Goldin Moses, meat inspector, r. 508 Fulton
Golding Aaron, traveling salesman, r. 908 Bu-
chanan
" Abram, tailor, r. 118^^ Langton
" Timothy, pressman Charles Wagner, r.

1134 McAllister
" William, gripman, r. 606 Central Av
Goldkuhl William J. C, conductor, r. 216, 17th
Goldman Aaron (M. Marsh & Co.), r. 20a Moss
" Abraham, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 703
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(roldman Albert, cabinetmaker, r. 1106 De Haro

" B. Mrs., widow, r. 828 McAllister
Goldman Ben. J., manufacturers' agent liquors
and cigars, 119 California, r. 1028, 19tli
" Benjamin Rev., r. 1061 Folsom
" Bertha Mrs., r. 1505 Turk
" Celia Mrs., r. 923 Geary
" Ernestine Miss, teacher music, r. 2007 Pine
" Harris, collector Morris Rothschild, r. 249,

11th
" Herman, clerk Morton Special Delivery, r.

249, 11th
" Isaac (Goldman & Thomas), r. 255, 11th
" Isaac A., capitalist, r. 1310 Laguna
" Isaac W. (J. Goldman & Co.), r. 918 Van

Ness Av
" & Co. merchants (Tulare, Cal.), offlce 4

Sutter, room 6
" Jacob (J. Schussler & Co.), r. 428 Franklin
" Jacob, cabinetmaker, r. 340 Shipley
" Jacob, groceries and liquors, 1200 Kentucky
" John, peddler, r. 517, 8th
" Joseph, r. 2019/2 Ellis
" Joseph (J. Goldman &Co.), r. 1012VanNess

Av
" Joseph H., manager Davol Medicine Co.,

632 Market, r. 332 Haight
" Julia E. Miss, teacher Richmond Primary

School, r. 20191/2 Ellis
" Leopold, tailor and second hand clothing,

1229/2 Market
'• Louis J. (Goldman & Son), r. 1310 Laguna
" Mark L. (Goldman & Son), r. 3040, 16th
" Maurice, r. 20b Moss
" Max (Goldman & Co.), r. 407 Powell
" Morris, capmaker M. Marsh & Co., r. 20a

Moss
" Rosa, widow, r. 2007 Pine
" Samuel, barber William Baron, r. 1123

Post
" Samuel, merchant, r. 1505 Golden Gate Av
" Samuel, painter Gust Schnee, r. 1409 Va-
lencia
" Samuel L., traveling salesman, r. 1310 La-
guna
" Solomon, r. 1427% Laguna
" William, salesman Schlesinger & Bender,

r. 159 Octavia
" & Co. (Max Goldman and Frederick Frank-

enthal), stockbrokers, 312 Pine
" & Son (Louis J. and Mark L.), drygoods

and clothing, 3029, 16th
" & Thomas (Isaac Goldman and David J.
Thomas), household furnishers, 14 Mc-
Allister
Goldmeyer Aaron, butcher Isaac H. Goldmeyer,
r. 29 Russ
" Abraham, butcher Isaac H. Goldmeyer, r.

- 29 Russ
" Isaac H., butcher, 576 Howard, r. 574 How-
ard
" Louis, r. 29 Russ
Goldner Alfred C, attorney at law, 530 Cali-
fornia, room 32, r. 1.321 Fillmore
" Hattie I. Miss, teacher music, r. 415 Fair

Oaks
" Julius, interpreter German, 530 California,
room 32, r. 415 Fair Oaks
Goldoni Giovanni, candies. 14.32 Market
Goldrath Rosa, widow, r. 633 Grove
Goldriok Susan, domestic, .3710 Sacramento
Goldring Abraham, tailor, r. 626 Minna
Goldsack Alexander, conductor Market St. Ry.,
r. 1634 Grove
" Henry, seaman, r. 15 Hampton PI
Goldsam Matthew, waiter C. G. Larsen, r. 121,

7th
Goldsberry William Mrs., r. 602 Gough
Goldsborough Margaret, widow, r. 6 Bridge PI
Goldschmidt Arnold, drygoods, 1529 Turk
" David J., clerk A. Goldschmidt. r. 1529

Turk
" Emil, reporter, r. 1045 Market
•' Henry, cigars and tobacco, 358, 4th, r. 730

Howard
'■ Henry, teamster, r. 2008 O'Farrell
" Robert, waiter, r. 235/2 Hickory Av
Goldsmidt Nathan, dry goods, 348, 6th, r. 346. 6th
" S., clerk N. Goldsmidt, r. 346, 6th

Goldsmith Ada Miss, teacher Broadway Gram-
mar School, r. 629 Geary
" Albert, clerk Alexander Simon, r. 914A

O'Farrell
" Annie L., widow, r. 355, 1st
" Benjamin, traveling salesman Pac. Butch-
ers' Supply Co., r. 1419 Geary
" Benjamin A., bookkeeper H. Liebes & Co.,

r. 1219 Geary
" Bertha Miss, teacher Denman Grammar

School, r. 629 Geary
•' Charlotte, widow, r. 1106 Fell
" Clemence, widow, r. 1323 Geary
" Edwin S., card and seal engraver and plate

printer, 26 Montgomery, r. 818 Larkin
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 1535 Golden Gate Av
■' Gaston, carrier postofflce, r. 1409 Frank-
lin
" George, collector, r. 1 Vincent
" Gerson, salesman, r. 1219 Geary
" Helen Miss, stenographer E. Gamier & Co. ,

r. 917 Geary
" Henry L., cashier Goldberg, Bowen & Co.,

r. 414 Hyde
" Henry M., collector Benj. Curtaz & Son, r.

1333 Geary
" Hugo, clerk H. Levi & Co., r. 908 Van Ness

Av
" James, r. 105 New Montgomery
" Janet, widow, r. 917 Geary
" John N., bookkeeper McCarthy Bros., r. 153.i

Golden Gate Av
■' Julius, clerk Lewis H. Scharer, r. .346, 6th
" Julius R., publisher, r. 1450 O'Farrell
" Leah, typewriter, r. 917 Geary
" Lee, salesman Schweitzer & Co., r. 1439

Geary
" Max, salesman H. Levi & Co., r. 1363 Post
" Meyer, salesman Schweitzer & Co., r. 1408

Pine
" Milton, order clerk Goldberg, Bowen & Co.,

r. 414 Hyde
" Moses, clerk H. Liebes & Co., r. 509 Ash Av
" Myer, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1009

"Minnesota
" Oliver, salesman, r. 1525 Golden Gate Av
" Rose Miss, principal Fremont Primary

School, r. 639 Geary
" Rosina, widow, r. 917 Geary
" S., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 917

O'Farrell
" Sophia A. widow, r. 1408 Pine
" Thomas S., clerk M. S. Grlnbaum & Co. r.

802 Lyon
" William, laborer, r. 715 Howard
" Zelina, widow, r. 1219 Geary
Goldstein Aaron, tailor Leon Goldstein, r. 7
Leonard PI
■' Abraham (Goldstein Bros.), r. 1308 Eddy
" Abraham, draughtsman William H. Armi-

tage, r. 1919 Sutter
" Abraham, tailor Leon Goldstein, r. 7 Leo-
nard PI
" Alexander, offlce 4 Sutter, room 3, r. 3316

Washington
" Anton, tinner W. S. Ray Mfg. Co., r. Ala-
meda
" Bernard M. (Goldstein Bros.).r. 1530 Ellis
" Brothers (Bernard M. and Abraham), fancy

goods and notions, 13 Sutter
'■ Charles (Goldstein & Goldberg), r. 1338

Ellis
" Charles H., tailor, r. 32/2 Harriet
" David, shoelaster, r. 1505^ Turk
" David, shoemaker, 181 Minna, r. 260 Minna
" E. L. (estate of), 206 Sansome, rooms 1-2

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Goldstein Eugene H., salesman W. H. Nolan &
Co., r. 1009 Golden Gate Av
" Fannie Miss, r. 3216 Washington
" Franz M.. teacher Girls' High School, r

3106 Larkin
" H., capitalist, r. 1429 Van Ness Av
" Harry, salesman, r. 1009 Golden Gate Av
" Harris, slipper maker, r. 153 Shipley rear
" Henrietta, widow, r. 724 Hayes
" Henry, pawnbroker, 231, 3j,'r. 1919 Sutter
" Hiram, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,

r. 334 Golden Gate Ay
■' Isaac (Schoenfeld & Goldstein), r. 957 Fol-

som
" Isidor, tailor, r. 466 Clementina
" Jacob, salesman Max Silberberg, r 804

Elizabeth
" John, fruit peddler, r. 104 Juniper
" Joseph, r. 1624 Post
" Joseph, expressman, NE cor O'Farrell

and Mason, r. 4 Codman PI
" Karl, tailor, 634 Ellis
" Kate Mrs., furnished rooms, 51, 3d
" L., manager boys' clothing dept. Raphael's,

r. 231 O'Farrell
" L. & Co. (Leon Goldstein and John C. Kern),

printing and publishing, 326 Pine
" Leon (L. Goldstein & Co.), r. 1313b Steiner
" Leon, tailor, 7 Leonard PI
" Levy, expressman, r. 1450 O'Farrell
" Louis, r. 1450 O'Farrell
" Martin, boots and shoes. 1^ Polk
" Morris (Goldstein & Levin), r. 955 Folsom
" Morris, peddler, r. 316, nth
" Paul, upholsterer, r. 466 Clementina
" Pauline, widow, r. 518 Bryant
" Perry, tailor, 623!4 Post
" Samuel, vice-president Kutner, Goldstein

Co., r. 902 Eddy
" Sanford L. (Fontana & Co.), r. 1423 Sutter
" Sanford 0„ plumber, r. 518 Bryant
" Sarah, widow, r. 1125 Laguna
" Saul, r. 2281/2 Post
" Simon, r. 1437 Pine
Goldstein Simon (Goldstein & Cohn), and treas-
urer Goldstein & Co., 26-30 O'Farrell, r
. 2024 Bush
" Simon Rev., cantor congregation Beth

Menachim Streisand, r. 1437 Pine
" Solomon, cashier, r. 1919 Sutter
f Solomon, tailor, r. 466 Clementina
" Virginia, widow, r. 1423 Sutter
" William, capitalist, 206 Sansome, rooms

1-2, r. 1721 Pacific Av
" William, peddler, r. 25, 14th
Goldstein & Co. (incorporated) Herman Cohn
president, Simon Goldstein treasurer,
William H. Leahy secretary, costumers,
decorators, theatrical supplies, play
books, operas and manuscripts, 26-30
O'Farrell
Goldstein & Cohn (Simon Goldstein and Her-
man Cohn), importers human hair and
gloves and manufacturers of wigs
switches, etc., 822 Market
" & Goldberg (Charles Goldstein and Wil-
liam Goldberg), groceries, 1420 Ellis
" & Levin (Morris Goldstein and Max Levin),
junk dealers, 955 Folsom
Goldstone Abraham, salesman Charles Gold-
stone, r. 1427 Bush
" Brothers (Joseph, Leo W., Moses A. and
Henry), drygoods and men's furnishing
goods, 908 and 926-928 Dupont
" Charles, cigarmaker Charles Klinger, r. 718
Linden Av

Goldstone Charles, poultry, 11-12 Grand West-
ern Market, r. 1427 Bush
" David, second-hand goods, 641 Washington ,

r. Powell bet Broadway and Pacific
" Edwin, clerk S. J. Goldstone, r. 2207 Ful-
ton
" Henry, (Goldstone Bros.), r. Portland, Or.
" Henry, clerk Charles Goldstone, r. 1427

Bush
" Jacob, capitalist, 928 Dupont, r. 1608 Geary
" Jacob, salesman Charles Goldstone, r. 1427

Bush
" Jacob, vegetable peddler, r. 333 Fell
Goldstone John B.. manager M. Lambeth &
Co., 101 Market, r. 414 Buchanan
" .Joseph (Goldstone Bros.), r. 1608 Geary
" Joseph, clerk, r. 718 Linden Av
" Leo W. (Goldstone Bros.), r. 1608 Geary
" Louis, medical student, r. 718 Linden Av
" Louis L., attorney at law, r. 2207 Fulton
" Mitchell, merchandise broker, 118 Battery

r. 1406 Post
" Morris, junk dealer, r. 718 Linden Av
" Moses A. (Goldstone Bros.), r. 1728 Sutter
" Percy, reporter, r. 2207 Fulton
" Percy, salesman M. Goldstone, r. 1406 Post
" Philip, butcher Schmidt & Eggers, r. 1427

Bush
" Samuel, barber, r. 718 Linden Av
" Samuel, cleaner and dyer, r. 441 Jessie
" Samuel, dairy produce, Grand Western

Market, r. 1427 Bush
" Samuel F., clerk Samuel J. Goldstone, r.

2207 Fulton
" Samuel J., cigars and tobacco, 508 Market
and 13 New Montgomery, r. 2207 Fulton
Golds worth Frederick 6., bookkeeper Lane

Bros, r. 411 McAllister
Goldworthy E., r. 32, 4th
Goldthwaite Edward, r. 346, 4th
" Oceana I. Mme., teacher music and dan-
cing, r. 4 Ridley
Goldtree Brothers (Nathan, Isaac and Morris),
commission merchants, 14 Sansome,
room 32
" Haideel Miss, student, r. 930 Eddy
" Isaac (Goldtree Bros.), r. Germany
" Isidore, commission broker, r. 626 Eddy
" , Liebes & Co., merchants, (San Salvador).

office 14 Sansome, room 32
" Morris (Goldtree Bros.), r. Germany
" Nathan (Goldtree Bros.), r. 930 Eddy
" Nathan Rev., r. Pacific Hebrew Home
Goldwater Benjamin G., printer Goodman-
Levison Co., r. 1607 Broderick
" John, upholsterer, r. 1144 Howard
" Michael, commission merchant, 18-20 Bat-
tery, r. 1320 Sutter
Goldwood Julia, widow, r. 112 St. Ann's Bldg
Goldzicher Stephen, bookkeeper, r. 2108 Taylor
Goleta Mining Co. (Mono Co.), Daniel M. Kent

secretary, 330 Pine, room 36
Golia Giovanni B., laborer, r. 10 Margaret PI
Golinsky Charles, proprietor The California,
wines, liquors and lunch rooms, 338
Market, r. 1416a Ellis
Gollan John, cutter Neustadter Bros, r .30

Lapidge
GoUender Isaac, house painter, r. 217Clara
GoUer Frank, porter W. B. Sumner & Co., r. 328,
18th
" Henry J., foreman Swan & Stein, r. 1627

Clay
" Phillipina, widow, r. 531b Elizabeth
Gollin Walter W., manager Trans-Atlantic
Marine Ins. Co., limited (of Berli ), 311
California, r. Sa < Jose
Golling William W., gripman Market St. Ry.,

r. 2903 Pine
Gollner Joseph, cook, r. 636 Commercial
" William, watchman American Sugar Re-
finery, r. 1114 Vincent
Golloheck John M., restaurant, 150, 1st
Gollober Julius, merchant, r. 428 Fell
Golly Ambrose, watchmaker, r. 520 Filbert
" August, watchmaker Shreve & Co., r. 1034

Filbert
" Edward V., clerk Insurance Commissioner,
r. 101314 Filbert

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Golly Joseph (Golly & Fuchs), r. 338 Jersey
" Lena, widow, r. lOlSVa Filbert
" William, clerk Redington & Co., r. 1013'/4

Filbert
' ' & Fuchs (Joseph Golly and Stephen Fuchs) ,
barbers, 325 Grant Av
Golobich Martin, laborer Western Sugar Re-
finery, r. III614 Tennessee
Golsch Christian (Ehlers & Golsch), r. NW cor
22d and Folsom
" Meta, domestic, 716 Leavenworth
Golton James T., pressman Goodman-Levison

Co.,r. 423 Fell
Goltzene Christian, bakery, 758 Bryant, r. 125

Morris Av
Goltzmann Israel, groceries, 225, 6th
Golumb Max, peddler, r. 22 Harriet
Golup Israel, peddler, r. 316, 11th
Goman John G., janitor Y. M. C. A. Bldg, r. 1621

Post
Gombert Auguste, cellarman F. Chevalier &

Co., r. 432 Jackson
Gomer Mary, widow, dressmaker, 1214!4 Powell
Gomes Amelia Mrs., r. 123 Oregon
" Anna Mrs., boarding, 208 Jackson
" Domingo, r. 311 Pacific
" Frank, seaman, r. 249 Pacific
" George, r. 208 Jackson
" Harry, r. 311 Pacific
" John F., carpenter, r. 25 Oak
" Louis, bartender Joseph Peters, r. 208

Jackson
" Louisa Miss, r. 208 Jackson
" Robert, marine engineer, r. 182 Perry
" T. Mrs., r. 1024a Ke rny
" Turigo, seaman, r. 208 Jackson
Gomez Anton, deckhand str Herald
" Antonio F., clerk U. S. Navy Pay Office, r.

1821 Pine
" Cayetano, barber G. A. Cassio, r. 902 Broad-
way
" Edward R., driver La Grande Laundry, r.

19a Lafayette
" James, laborer, r. 20 Hinckley
" John, liquors and lodgings. 311 Pacific
" John E., clerk Achille L. Rea, r. 702 Val-

1 jo
" John R., painter, r. 702 Vallejo
" Joseph, r. 311 Pacific
" Joseph, driver Furrer Bros.
" Juan E., janitor Free Public Library, r.

1402% Powell
" Julius G.. musician, r. 143714 Mission
" Laura, r. 311 Pacific
" Manuel T., cook str Mariposa
" Michael J., carpenter, r. 1517 Dupont
" Morris G., deckhand str Encinal, r. 305, 26th
" Nicolas, r. 311 Pacific
" Palmira, r. 311 Pacific
" Pedro Y.. sexton St. Mary's Cathedral, r.

124 Cedar Av
" Raphael, stevedore, r. 9 Salmon
" Rosa, widow, r. 407 Montgomery Av
" R. R. Mrs., widow, r. 124 Cedar Av
" Thomas, boatman, r. 20 Hinckley
" Thomas A., waiter R. J. Techau & Co., r.
116, 6th
Gommels John, porter Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 29 Perry
Gommersel) Charles, oysterman Henry Puttock,

r. 1603 California
Gommet Fleury, r. 339 Kearny

" Philomene, furnished rooms, 724 California
Gommo William L., laborer, r. 807 Diamond
Gomo John T., carpenter, 509 Ellis

" Louis F., carpenter, r. Balmy Alley nr 25th
Gomorey Victor, baker, r. 1182 Harrison
Gompertz Carl J., butcher S. Simon, r. 431 Grove
" M., stationery, 522 Hayes
" Moritz, porter Pacific Hebrew Home
" Paul J., student, r. 522 Hayes
" Walter A., bookkeeper R. Dunsmuir & Sons,
r. Berkeley
Goncalves Anthony F., clerk, r. 121^ Lewis
" George J., molder Thomas Day & Co., r.

121/i Lewis
" Joseph, r. 311 Pacific
" Joseph L., pressman, r. 12'% Lewis
'• Manuel, shoemaker, 616 Post, r. 12^4 Lewis

Goncalves Manuel G., helper W. W. Montague

&Co., r. 1214 Lewis
Gonelo Giuseppe, cook, r. 1105 Front
Gonnond Roderick, watchman U. S. Mint, r. 32

Ellis
Gonterman James C, r. 830 Mission
Gonyeau John B., carpenter and builder, 40 New

Montgomery, r. 127, 7th Av
Gonzales A., r. Hotel Pleasanton
" Abraham, paper hanger, r. 109Vi Ridley
" Andrew, barber, 2537 Sutter, r. 1420 Baker
" An tone, laborer, r. 28 De Boom
" Ascension N. Mrs., groceries, 706 Broad-
way
" Benjamin A., compositor La Voce del

Popolo, r. 1100 Powell
" H., master mariner, 9 Mission
" John, harness maker, r. 3 Green
" John, ironer La Grande Laundry
" Lucius S., marine engineer, r. 1414 Stock-
ton
" M., master mariner, 9 Mission, r. Oakland
" Manuel B., barber, 2721 Sutter
" Salvador, student, r. 824 Geary
Gonzalez Andreas, r. 44 Hancock
" Antonio B., real estate, r. 1123 O'Farrell
•' Antonio F., secretary Eutoejio Calderon,

r. 1122 O'Farrell
" E. Miss, manager Sta. West Pac. Tel. &

Tel. Co., r. 1436 Golden Gate Av
" Felix, nursery, cor Crescent Av and Ells-
worth
" Frank, milker Devlin & Sons, r. Morse nr

Watt Av
" Frank I., clerk Newman & Levinson, r. 1436

Golden Gate Av
" Frederick, clerk, r. 2030 Pacific Av
" Joaquin, clerk Urruella, Urioste & Co., r.

2030 Pacific Av
" Joseph F., clerk, r. 645 Geary
" Louis G., bookkeeper, r. 1122 O'Farrell
" Luciana, lodgings, 725^4 Broadway
" Manuel E., tinsmith Pac. Sheet Metal

Wks, r. 629 Geary
" Miguel, coffee planter, r. 2030 Pacific Av
" Miguel Jr., student Van der Naillen's
School of Engineering, r. 2030 Pacific Av
" Saturnino, student, r. 1122 O'Farrell
Gonzalves Joseph C. (Jacoby, Gonzalves &

Asplund),r. 114 Turk
Gooch Andrew J., clerk S. F. Novelty and Plat-
ing Wks, r. San Leandro, Cal.
" Henry, engineer, r. 605 Clay
" Thomas D.. laborer, r. 501%, 6th
Good Aloysius F., machinist Schrader & Lutge,
r. 106 Sadowa
" Eliza Mrs., nurse, r. 4 Bacon PI
" Frederick J., machinist Schrader & Lutge,

r. 106 Sadowa
" H. <& Sons (Henry, William C. R., Henry G.
and John L. R.), dairy, Corbett Av bet
22d and 23d
" Henry (H. Good & Sons), r. Corbett Av bet

22d and 23d
" Harry C. (J. Miller & Co.), r. 2633 Sacra-
mento
" Henry G. (H. Good & Sons), r. Corbett

Av bet 22d and 23d
" John, lasterBuckingham&Hecht, r. 14,26th
" John L. R. (H. Good & Sons), r. Corbett

Av bet 22d and 23d
" Joseph C, gardener, r. 106 Sadowa
" Walter C, electrician, r. 20 Turk
" William C. R. (H. Good & Sons), r. Corbett
Av bet 22d and 23d
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Goodale JoliJi R., physician, special chronic
diseases, 1032 Market, office hours 12 m.
to 4 p. m., r. Oakland '
" Nettie Mrs., seamstress, r. 317 Golden
Gate Av
.^"Goodale. See Goodall and Goodell
Goodall Arthur, clerk Oregon Coal and Naviga-
tion Co., r. Oakland
'■ Charles (Goodall, Perkins & Co.), r. SE cor

Pierce and McAllister
" Charles, carpenter J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli

Av
'• Charles, molder Occidental Foundry, r.

211 Clement
" Charles, shoemaker Lobenstein Bros.
Goodall diaries M., master mariner Goodall,

Perkins & Co.. r. Oakland
Goodall Edwin (Goodall. Perkins & Co.), and
president Oregon Coal and Navigation
Co., 10 Market, r. Oakland
" Harry, carpenter Baldwin Theatre, r. 1417
Oak
Goodall Harry W., vice president Piper. Aden,
Goodall Co., 34 Clay. r. SE cor Pierce
and McAllister
" James M.. gripman Market St. Ry.. r. 2516.A.

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" John R.. bookkeeper John Demartini & Co..
r. 81712 Lombard

GOODALL, PERKINS & CO.

(Charles Goodall, George C. Perkins
and Edwin Goodall i, general agents
Pacific Coast SteamsMp Co. and super-
intendents Ocean Division Oregon
Railway and Navigation Co., and
agents spring Valley Water Works for
sliipping, 10 Market
Goodban Arthur E.. porter Jones & Co.. r. 1131
Pacific

GOODBAN FRANK E.,

medical and surgical nurse, proprietor
Alpha Trained Nurses Agency and
dealer in invalid goods and nurses'
supplies, 1117 Van Ness Av, telephone
East 579
Goodban Percy H., clerk Smiths' Cash Store, r.

Berkeley
Goodchild James C, steward, r. 927, 14th

" Mary, widow, r. 527 Filbert
Goodday Jacob L., clerk M. Ehrman & Co., r.

2829 Pine
Goode Lincoln, starter Cal. St. Ry., r. 1804 Hyde
" N., helper Mutual Electric Light Co., r". 20

Turk
" R. U.. geographer U. S. Geological Stirvey.
U. S. Appraisers Bldg, room 78b, r.
Washington. D. C.
•• William C, traveling salesman Dunham.
Carrigan & Hayden Co., r. Oakland
^®"Goode. See Good

(Goodell Augusta A. Miss, nurse Hospital for
Children, 3700 California
" Charles E., clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 207 Larkin
" Clara, widow, r. 207 Larkin
" George H., master str Dauntless, r. 724

Gough
■■ N. D. Mrs., r. 1405 Golden Gate Av
" Oliver S.. teacher Cal. School of Mechan-
ical Arts, r. 207 Larkin
Goodell & Waters (Philadelphia, Pa.), Jno. D.
Eby agent, manufacturers wood working
machinery, 17-19 Main
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Goodenough Alexander, knife grinder, 1321 Pa-
cific
" Milton A., watchmaker, 1321 Pacific
Goodfellow Ernest M., teamster Edward H.
Aigeltinger, r. 2025 Ellis
■' Frank I., upholsterer John W. Flinn, r. 1211

Laguna
" Ralph E., plumber John Coyne, r. 3407.A.

Sutter
" Summerfield S., engineer John D. McGilv-
ray, r. 2302a Sutter
Goodfellow WiUiam S., attorney at law, 57-61
Nevada Block, r. East Oakland

GOOD FELLOWS GROTTO THE

fformerly cor 7th and Market) R. J.

Techau & Co. proprietors, fajnily resort,

restaurant, wines and liquors, Market,

City Hall Square and City HaU Av, opp

8th, telephone South 434
Goodfriend Arnold, cigars, 210 Kearny, r. 1049

Market
" Isadore (L. Goodfriend & Co.), r. 1405a

O'Farrell
" L. & Co. (Louis and Isidore Goodfriend),

manufacturers clothing, 516-518 Market

and 17-19 Sutter
" Louis, r. 2629 i4 Mission
" Louis (L. Goodfriend &Co.). r. 1406a O'Far-
rell
Goodheart George C, clerk, r. 738 Broadway
Goodhue Benjamin S., accountant Chronicle, r.

2218 Webster
" Charles H., teamster, r. 2813 Mission
" Frank L., ironworker Coppieters &Mockel,

r. 612 Willow Av
" James W., manager San Mateo Ranch

Dairy, r. 1722 Geary
" Margaret L. Miss, nurse, r. 1608 Van Ness

Av
" Thomas J., factory hand Pac. Roll. Mill
Goodkind Lulu Mrs., groceries and liquors,

NW cor 23d and Alabama
" Theodore F., manager Mrs. Lulu Good-
kind, r. 2336 Mission
Goodloe Nellie S. Mrs., artist, r. 1210 Jackson
' ' Paul T. , clerk Southern Pacific Milling Co. ,

r. 1210 Jackson
•' Robert P., gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 1421

Clay
Goodman Abraham, boots and shoes, 6, 6th, r.

807 Broderick
" Abraham, ladies" tailor, 335 Hayes
" Abraham, watchmaker and jeweler, 410

Kearny, r. 306 Scott
" Alexander, r. 615, 21st
" Alphonso, coachman, r. 7 Miles PI
" Arthur, clerk, r. 615. 21st

■ Benjamin F., clerk P. O. Dock, r. 2440 Cali-

fornia
■' Charles S. (Reed& Goodman), r. Oakland
" Daniel, clerk Greenebaum & Co., r. 1922a

Bush
" Dureasso, porter, r. 708 Diamond
" Edgar L.. clerk Stockton Milling Co., r.

1603 Gough
•■ Edward A., cashier, r. 2134 Sutter
■■ Elof, r. 332 Ritch
Goodman Emanuel, physician and surgeon

office and r. NE cor Post and Buchanan

■ Frank J., tailor, r. 225 Minna

•■ Frederick, machinist, r. 1025a Jackson
" George, janitor, r. 8 Miles PI

GOODMAN GEORGE,

manufacturer artificial stone and con-
crete, 307 Montgomery, r. Oakland

(ioodman Henrietta, widow, cigars, 426, 6th
•• Henry, barber F. H. Bilms. r. 29 Grant Av
'• Henry D.. molder S. F. Stove Wks, r. 732

Diamond
" Henry G. (California Concrete Co.), r. 1603

Scott

• Henry J. (Goodman-Levinson Co.), r. 2134

Sutter

■ Isaac, r. 621 Bush

• Isaac, salesman J. Samuels, r. 431 Fell

" Isadore, salesman M. Franklin & Co., r.
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Goodmani Jacob, clerk Cal. Wine Assn, r. 30fa
Scott

'< Jacob, tailor, 1.329 Polk, r. 1403 Polk

" J. H. Mrs., r. Palace Hotel

" John, cigar maker, r. 13 Harriet

" John F., shoemaker Hans D. Harder

" Joseph, barber, 1531 Polk

" Joseph, clerk Market St. Ry., r. 431 Fell

" Joseph, furniture, r. 914, 20th

" Joseph, millhand William A. Schrock

•' Joseph, tailor, r. 615, 21st

" Joseph, mens' furnishing goods, 114 Berry

" Julius, salesman A. Goodman, r. 807 Brod-

Goodman Laura, druggist, 1640 Post cor Bu-
chanan, telephone West 585
" Leon, salesman A. Goodman, r. 306 Scott
" LeonF., clerk Porter, Slessinger & Co., r.

1922A Bush
" Leo L., manager, r. 2134 Sutter
" -Levison Co. (Henry J. Goodman and Alex-
ander Levison), book and job printers,
408 San some
" Lillian Miss, teacher Irving Primary

School, r. 1439 Post
" Louis, harness maker J. Deutsch & Son, r.

526^ Hayes
" Louis, second hand goods, 607 Jackson and

633 Washington, r. 607 Jackson
" Louis J., solicitor, r. 2134 Sutter
" Ludwig, r. 724 Mission
" Marcus, tailor, 536% Hayes
" Mark, r. 1603 Gough
" Maurice, shoemaker, 1105 Buchanan
" Moses A., locksmith, r. 6 Miles PI
" Oscar G., bookkeeper, r. 1603 Scott
" Samuel, printer Goodman-Levison Co., r.

149 Shipley
" Sarah G., widow, r. 1603 Gough
Goodman T. H., general passenger agent
Southern Pacific Co., 4 Montgomery, r.
Hotel St. Nicholas
" Theodore (Sam Caro & Co.). r. 1429 Post
" Thomas, lamplighter, r. 740 Willow Av
" Victor, clerk Chronicle, r. 306 Scott
Goodmundson Alvin K., clerk Howard H.
Hogan, r. East Oakland
" Ella B. Miss, stenographer Howard H.
Hogan, r. East Oakland
Goodmurphy Sidney R.. machinist Wiester &

Co., r. 1205 Taylor
Goodnight Rufus F., r. 10 St. Charles PI
Goodrich Addison, marine engineer, 9 Mission, r.
Oakland
" Addison M., r. 1002b Bush
Goodrich B. F. Co. (Akron, Ohio), manufacturers
rubber goods, Edward C. Dailey man-
ager Pacific Coast branch, 35 New Mont-
gomery
" Bruce, salesman Ben H. Lucke, r. 237 Gol-
den Gate Av
" C. Lacy, purser str Coptic, r. Occidental

Hotel
" David, yardmaster The Belt Railway, r.

1418 Hyde
" E. D., jewelry, r. Palace Hotel
" Egbert, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 239.

9th
" F. Marion, collector Smiths' Cash Store, r.

2700 Pierce
" Frank, bartender, r. 533'/2 Jessie
" George P., machinist, r. 133a 15th
Goodrich Hard Rubber Co. (Akron, Ohio),
manufacturers hard rubber goods, Ed-
ward C. Dailey manager Pacific Coast
branch, 35 New Montgomery
" John, longshoreman, r. 347!^ Clara
" John H., carriage maker, r. 615 Fulton
" Mary, widow, r. 63 Minna
" Robert F., carpenter, r. 3700 Pierce
Goodridge Henry C, bookkeeper Coburn, Tevis
& Co., r. 1808 Hyde
" Joseph, r. 414 Polk
Goodrum William E., r. 433i/4 Broderick
Goods Carey S., law student Delmas & Short-
ridge, r. Oakland
Goodsell Daniel A., D. D., L. L. D., resident
bishop Methodist Episcopal Church, r.
435 Buchanan

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Goodspeed Lucy C, widow, r. 3408 Mission
" Orville C, bookkeeper W. A. Boole, r. 816

Turk
Goodstein Abraham, glazier Julius Vogel, r.

102314 Folsom
" Charles, salesman Brown Bros. & Co., r. 607

Larkin
Goodwin Belle Mrs., costumer, r. ISoMi Rincon

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" Bella Mrs., physician, 1370 Market
" Charles, laborer, r. 14 Hawthorne
" Charles W., pork butcher, 15,22-34 Centre

Market, r. 437 Jersey
" Daniel F., longshoreman, r. 131 Greenwich

rear
" Essie L. Mrs., r. 216 Golden Gate Av
" Frank, carpenter, r. 2028 Golden Gate Av

rear
" Frederick, lumberman, r. 125i/4 Rincon PI
" George W., salesman S. J. Friedlander &

Co., r. A.lameda
" Grace, widow, r. 1905^4 Devisadero
" James A., clerk W. J. Landers, r. 1722

Broadway
'■ James P., r. 1313 Taylor
" James W., attorney at law, 7-8 Mills Bldg,

10th floor, r. Alameda
" Jennie C , widow, r. 521 Turk
" Jesse, repairer Leavitt & Bill, r. 216

Golden Gate Av
" Jessie J. Miss, machine hand, r. 131 Green-
wich rear
" John F., cigars and stationery, 143, 9th, r.

106, 8th
" Laura, widow, r. 3620 Bush
" Lawrence, laborer, r. 131 Greenwich rear
" Mary, widow, r. 131 Greenwich rear
" Mary J., widow, r. 19 Belvedere
" Robert, r. 1722 Broadway
" Selden J. elevatorman Blythe Block, 14

Grant Av
" Thaddeus P., lumber surveyor, 9 Mission,

r. 158. 9th
" Thomas, r. 212, 1st
" Thomas A., painter, r. 1125 Mission
" Thomas B., carpenter, r. 2215 Filbert
" Thomas J., teamster, r. 131 Greenwich

rear
" William R. Rev., pastor California St.

Methodist Episcopal Church, r. 2829

California
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Goodyear Metallic Rubber Shoe Co., R. H.

Pease manager, 577-579 Market

GOODYEAR RUBBER CO.,

R. H. Pease vice-president and mana-
ger, manufacturers rubber goods and
oil clothing, 577-579 Market, tele-
phone Main 191; rubber factory-
Stevenson bet. 1st and 2d; oil clothing
factory Virginia and California Av

Goodyear Shoe Machinery Co. (Boston), Henry
Doyle & Co., 517 Market

Goold Edmond L., purser, r. 333 Fair Oaks
" George F., driver Merchants' Express Co.,
r. Oakland

«3=Goold. See Gould

Goor EvaB., widow, r. 1218 Folsom

Goos Erank L., gripman, r. 1510 Sacramento
" G., gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 1207 Clay

Goosev Thomas E., clerk W. W. Chase Co., r.
' 219 Golden Gate Av

Goot Charles, lithographer, r. 1309 Stockton

Gopchevitch Bozo M., editor and manager
Servian American, r. 7 Bonita

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Gopchevitch Peter M., conductor Market St.

Ry., r. 1815 Lyon
Goppelson Henry, r. 928 Mission
Goranson George, seaman City of Pueblo
Gordan Elka, widow, r. 533 O'Farrell

" Fred, carpenter, r. 668 Clementina

" George, lumberman, r. 251, 3d

" Jacob (Gordan The Tailor), r. 730 McAllis-
ter

" James E., millwright, r. 85 Everett

GORDAN THE TAILOR

(Jacob Gordan) merchant tailor, 1122-
1124 Market, r. 730 McAllister
Gordan M., salesman Hale Bros., r. 1624 San
Carlos Av
" Thomas, laborer Gray Bros., r. 932 Battery
Gordella G., fireman str City of Sydney
Gordon A. D., salesman Standard Soda Water
Wks.,r. 1434 Valencia
Alexander, gripman, r. 1645 Fulton
Alexander, tailor H. Brie & Co., r. 437

Eddy
Alexander, bookkeeper Western Meat Co.,

r. 20, 12th
Alexander, gripman Market St. Ry., r.

1645 McAllister
Alexander C. clerk Peter E. Erickson, r.

519 Sacramento
Andrew C, gripman Presidio and Ferries

RR, r. 1882 Hyde
Augusta E. Mrs., r. 118% Fulton
Charles E. motorman MarKet St. Ry . , r. 1009
Minnesota

" Cuthbert P., cashier Charles Christensen,
r. 1714 Clay

GORDON 0. W.,

steam book and job printer, 595 Mis-
sion, r. 912 Taylor

Gordon Daniel, cooper, r. 710 Folsom

Daniel J., (Burke & Gordon), r. 1710a Bu-
chanan
Ed, millwright Joseph Magner Mfg. Co., r.

Oakland
Elliot G., shipwright Union I. Wks., r. 348,

4th
F. E., ticket clerk S. P. Co., r. 314b O'Far-
rell
Frank, salesman John Percy
George, carpenter and builder, 423 Hayes,

r. 9 Grand Av
George, cook Cafe Zinkand, r. 1037 Mission
George, laborer J. W. Ferris, r. Rivoli Av
George, plumber, .5271^ Geary
George, tailor, r. 26 Elgin Park Av
George, waiter, r. 771 Howard
George F., (Gordon & Young), r. Berkeley
Georgina, widow, r. 908 Shotwell
Harry G., lumber surveyor, 9 Mission, r.

1018A Capp
Harry M., horseshoer Maurice Doyle, r. 336

O'Farrell
Harry S., boxmaker Commercial Box Fac-
tory, r. 251 Clay
Henry E., rigger, r. 605 Broadway
James, clerk, r. 909 Taylor
James, salesman, r. 25 Clara Av
James, salesman O'Connor. Moffatt & Co..

r. 1645 Fulton
James Mrs., dressmaking, 9 Grand Av
James E., machinist, r. 110 Eddy
James E., wholesale dried fruits, 202 Mar-
ket, room 4, r. San Jose, Cal.
Gordon Jolin (Montgomery & Co.), r. The
Strathmore

Gordon John, waiter Thompson & Tobius, r.

137, 4th
John, watchman Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r. 712

Montgomery
John C. F., U. S. Post Office Inspector, U.

S. Appraisers' Bldg, room 78c, r. Tacoma,

Wash.
Joseph, mining, r. 904 Shotwell
Joseph, packer Smiths' Cash Store, r. 3

Everett
Joseph P., watchman, r. 1341 Valencia
Gordon Laura de Force, attorney at law, 64

Murphy Bldg, 1236 Market
Lennox A., cooper, r. 710 Folsom
Levi B., driver, r. 29 Beideman
Louis J., bookkeeper, r. 654 Minna
Louise, widow, r. 1615 Lagiina
Lucy H., widow, r. 715 Eddy
Martin, bricklayer, r. 23'/2 Sycamore Av
Martin I., gasfltter Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r.

15V2 Sheridan
Mary, widow, r. 719 Bush
Mary Mrs., r. 58 Shipley
Michael P., teamster, r. 9O814 Jackson
Nicholas W., bookkeeper G. A. Burton, r.

1661 Octavia
Noah H., bookkeeper Home Mutual Insur-
ance Co.
Palmer, r. 908^ Jackson
Patrick, r. 74 Brady
Patrick, driver Eagen & Sheerin, r. 1397

Baker
Patrick, paver, r. 527^^ Geary
Patrick H. (Nunan & Gordon), r. 743, 17th
Patrick J., liquors, 723, .5th Av
Phil K.. clerk gen. pass, agent's office S. P.

Co., r. 1708 Octavia
Philip, salesman M. Scheyer & Bro., r.

I2O81/2 Turk
Philip T., clerk Geyser Water Co., r. 737

Bush
Robert, ship carpenter, r. 125, 22d
Robert J., gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.

56IV2 Minna
Samuel, merchant, r. 654 Minna
Samuel, peddler, r. 224. 8th
Samuel A., salesman Jonas Schoenfeld, r.

I2O81/2 Turk
Sarah Mrs., janitress Le Conte Primary

School, r. 908i^ Jackson
Scott M., gripman Geary St. Ry., r. 23

Blake
Stephen W., shoemaker, r. 527i^ Geary
Thomas G., gateman Occidental Hotel
Walter, teamster Code, Elfelt & Co., r. 908

Shotwell
W. H., r. 606 Sjtter

William, clerk J. H. Schleef , r. 9O814 Jack-
son
William, driver U. S. Mail Service, r. 113

Clara
William, motorman Market St. Ry., r.

1729 Eddy
William, stonecutter, r. 41 Dorland
William A., foreman White Bros., r. 211

Shotwell
William B., horseshoer Sutter St. Ry., r.

15191/2 Mason
William P., billposter, r. 25 Clara Av
Gordon & DUworth (New York) table delica-
cies, August J. De Lamare agent, office

201 Front
Gordon & Young (George F. Gordon and Ed-
ward F. Young), attorneys at law, 14

Sansome, rooms 6-9
iSS^Gordon. See Gordan, Gorton and Gourdon
Gore Albert A., butcher, r. 702^4 Bush
" Cyrus A. (Ingerson & Gore), r. Oakland
" Fran is E., painter, r. 631 Sacramento
" Frederick A., driver Goldberg, Bowen &

Co., r. 702!/2Bush
" James M., asst. keeper Farallone Light

Station
" John C, collector Spring Valley W. W.,r.

11 Essex
" Margaret Miss, stenographer F. Korbel &

Bros., r. 189 Hyde
" Robert, 2d asst. engineer str Coptic
Gorecevi John, paver, r. 1416 Harrison rear

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Gorenflo Otto, laundryman La Grande Laundry.

r. 124 Erie
Gorevan James J., r. 1825 Clay
" James J. Jr., clerk, r. 3128 Washington
" Joseph T., policeman, r. 3000'/^ Laguna
" William I., clerk George D. Collins, r. 1825
Clay
Gorey John J., gripman Market St. Ry., r, 812

Lott
Gorf Daniel, printer, r. 646 Stevenson
" Jacob, painter, r. 646 Stevenson
Gorflnkel Abraham, barber W. Gorflnkel, r. 615
Octavia
" Ephhraim, fruits and vegetables, 1042 How-
ard, r. 462 Clementina
" Harry, peddler, r. 462 Clementina
" Isaac, peddler, r. 462 Clementina
" Jacob, distributor postoffice, r. 615 Octavia
" Lee, salesman E. Gorflnkel, r. 462 Clemen-
tina
" Meyer, bookbinder Phillips Bros., r. 615

Octavia
" William, barber, 442,6th, r. 615 Octavia
Gorgen Friederich, cement worker, r. 10 Isis
Gorges Edena Miss, r. 23 De Boom
GorgoU Max, tanner S. Bloom i Sons, r. 1406
Nebraska
" Richard, tanner Becker & Knudsen, r. 1406
Nebraska
Gorham Albert F., varieties, 2148 Mission
Barclay, laborer, r. 417 Clementina
Charles L., r. 20 Rondel PI
Daniel, clerk U. S. Naval Officer of Cus-
toms, r. 1612 Clay
Daniel J., clerk, r. 22 Beaver
Henry F., engraver Dickman- Jones Co., r.

1805a Folsom
Humphrey W., clerk, r. 22 Beaver
James, teamster Michael Hodge
Mary, widow, r. 523, 7th rear
Michael C, secretary Pacific Undertakers,

777 Mission, r. 31 Sanchez
Michael J., carpenter, r. 1540, 17th
Michael J. , groceries and liquors, 27 Everett
Patrick J., teamster, r. 22 Beaver
Rubber Factory, William J. Gorham pro-
prietor, 315 Mission
Sarah C, widow, r. 2422 Mission
Wesley T. (Hadwen Swain Mfg. Co.), r. 1824

Vallejo
W. G., storekeeper str Peru
William J., proprietor Gorham Rubber
Factory, 315 Mission, r. Alameda
Gorie James T., wood and coal, 631 Howard, r.

Hotel St. Nicholas
Goring Charles, scenic artist Morosco's Grand

Opera House, r. 44, 3d
Gorlier Gustave, machinist, r. 514 O'Farrell
" Henry, helper r. 514 O'Farrell
" James A., laborer, r. 514 O'Farrell
" Louis, machinist, r. 514 O'Farrell
Gorman Andrew J., varnisher, r. 370 Anderson
" Augusta Miss, millinery, 1372 Market and

42, 6th, r. 193 Hyde
" Bartley, storekeeper str Coptic, r. 245, 2d
" Bernard, motorman Market St. Ry., r. 932

Minnesota
" Charles, clerk Martin Hink, r. 23141/2 Larkin
" Christopher C, painter Pacific Sheet Metal

Wks, r. 370 Anderson
" Daniel, r. 240 Langton
" David J., dept. manager O'Connor, Moflatt

&Co., r. 823 Grove
" David L., groceries and liquors, SE cor

Post and Buchanan, r. 1613 Post
" Denis, chief engineer str Sausalito, r. Sau-

salito
" Dennis, laborer, r. 11 Kissling
" Edward, electrotyper, r. 2304 Harrison
" Edward, groceries and liquors, 644 Natoma
" Edward, molder Filmer-RoUins Electro

Co., r. 313, 20th
" Ellen Mrs., r. St. Mary's Hospital
" Evelyn, r. 70714 Webster
" Felix, r. 733 Harrison
" Francis, tanner, r. Kansas nr Yolo
" Frank, bartender, r. 604 Pine
" Frank, boiler maker, r. 546, 1st
" Frand, coal passer str San Jose

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Gorman George C, house painter, r. 1 Board-
man PI
" Henry, laborer, r. 2623 Sutter
" James, contractor, r. 11 Farren Av
■' James, driver Hibernia Brewery, r. 2211

Greenwich
" James, laborer, r. 733 Harrison
" James, lineman fire alarm and police tele-
graph, r. 410 Harrison
" James, stevedore, r. 216 Filbert
" James, teamster, r. 1318 Scott
'= James A., clerk A. S. Neal Warehouse Co.,

r. 216 Filbert
" James A., newspaper carrier, r. 456 Minna
" James B. (Gowen, Gorman & Co.), r. 15

Tilden
" James J., clerk Edmund E. Hill. r. 1110

Eddy
" James J., rancher, r. 43, 6th
" James M., real estate, r. 39 Turk
" Jane B. Miss, teacher Jefferson Primary

School, r. 44, 6th
" John, r. 10 Bryant Av
" John, r. 601 Natoma
" John, barber, r. 1023'4 Capp
" John, clerk Bancroft- Whitney Co., r. 2304

Harrison
" John, hostler H. Foy & Co., r. 1118 Howard
" John, laborer, r. 18 East
" John, marine fireman, r. 547, 1st
" John, piledriver, r. 1143a Stevenson
" John G., janitor, r. 1621 Post
" John M., harness maker, r. 127 Perry
" Joseph C, clerk, r. 104, 7th
" Josephine Miss, milliner, r. 193 Hyde
" J. Squrges, salesman, r. 2(3th nr Treat Av
" Lenora Mrs., bakery, 230. 8th
" M., coal passer str C ty of Sydney
" Maggie Miss, domestic, 308, 1st
" Maggie Mrs., proprietor The Excelsior, 39

Turk
" Malachi, laborer, r. 384 Arlington
•' Mamie Miss, packer W. H. Miner, r. 10

Bryant Av
" Margaret, widow, r. 325, 21st
" Margaret, widow, r. 823 Grove
" Margaret, widow, nurse, 916 Montgomery
" Margaret Miss, r. 10 Bryant Av
" Mary, widow, janitor Wilmerding Memor-
ial Free Kindergarten, r. 369, 11th
" Mary, widow, liquors and boarding, 313

Folsom
" Mary Miss, r. 10 Bryant Av
" Mary, domestic, 2206 Devisadero
" Michael, r. 2 California Av
" Michael, fireman, r. 6 Michigan
" Michael, seaman, r. 334 Main
" Michael W., fireman, r. 313 Folsom
" Owen, groceries and liquors, 200, 21st
" Owen, policeman, r. 32 (132) 12th
" Owen, watchman Golden Gate Woolen

Mills, r. SE cor 21st and Florida
" Patrick, driver Hibernia Brewery
" Patrick, groceries and liquors, 240 Langton,
and expressman, 404 Davis, r. 238 Lang-
ton
" Peter W., teamster, r. 2759 Mission
" Richard F., bookbinder, r. 709 McAllister

rear
" Simon, r. 315 Folsom
" Thomas, compositor, r. 705!^ Natoma
■' Thomas E., brass finisher S. F. Novelty and

Plating Wks, r. 117 Natoma
" Thomas F., carpenter, r. 44 Dame
" Victor, beamster South S. F. Tannery
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Gormley Edward, motorman Market St. Ry., r.

1006 Tennessee

" George G., secretary George E. Plummer

«fc Co., 45 Steuart, r. Alabama
" Isabella, widow, r. 40 Clara rear
■' John, laborer, r. 537 Sacramento
" John F. G., r. 2002 Taylor
" John J., salesman George E. Plummer &

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Gornitzka Christian, conductor Market St. Ry.,

r. 1912 McAllister
Gorrell George J., boxmaker, r. 830 Bryant

" William, laborer, r. 830 Bryant
Gorrick John, polisher, r. 8V2 Harriet
" Margaret, widow, r. 2^4 Harriet
" Michael, boxmaker, r. 2)4 Harriet
Gorrill Ricliard W., president Pacific Bridge Co. .

4 California, room 8, r. Oakland
Gorrow Boris F. Mrs., r. 62114 Post
Gorschin John, malster Herman Zwieg. r. 735

Brannan
Gorse Antoinette, widow, furnished rooms, 1231
Stockton
" Peter, acid maker, r. 31 Freelon
Gortan-Cappelari William, plaster casts, cor

14th and Jessie
Gorter George, driver C. M. Hawes, r. 428 Con-
necticut
" Henry H., machinist Corporation Yard S.
F. F. D., r. 2210 Leavenworth
Gorton Carey D., dentist, 10 St. Ann's Bldg, r.
Oakland
" Mary E., widow, r. 413 Harrison
4®=- Gorton. See Gordon
Gortz Lorentz (Wassmann & Gortz), r. 929 Fol-

som
Goryl Benjamin, harness maker, r. 1322 Minna

" Theodore, laborer, r. 1322 Minna
Gosbee Annie A. Mrs., clerk Armstrong & Ba-
con, r. 610 Bush
Gosch John, cellarman F. Chevalier & Co., r.

723 Broadway
Gostick Andrew, laborer, r. 413 Sierra
Goserud Olaf, shoemaker, 704 Valencia
Gosland Thomas, shipping clerk W. & J. Sloane
& Co., r. 165 Tehama
" William T., teams er, r. 5 Wisconsin
Goslin Jennie, domestic, r. 10 Bartlett
Gosliner Aaron, restaurant, 119, 6th, r. 1514 Moss
" Arthur, bookkeeper, r. 1823 Sutter
" Edward J., bookkeeper, r. 1318 O'Farrell
" Hannah Miss, clerk, r. 10954 Austin
" Harry B., stock broker, 304 Montgomery, r.

2241^4 Sutter
" Henry E., salesman, r. 1318 O'Farrell
" Jacob, collector, r. 1318 O'Farrell
■' Louis S., salesman Oscar Moses, r. 109'/^

Austin
" Nathan A., merchant, r. 1823 Sutter
" Samuel, salesm tn, r. 1318 O'Farrell
" Samuel A., butcher, r. 236i/4, 11th
" Simon, tailor, r. IO914 Austin
Goslinsky E. & Co. (Philip E. Goslinsky), man-
ufacturers cigars, 217-219 Battery
" Minna, widow, r. 1360 Post
" Philip E. (E. Goslinsky & Co.), r. 1.S60 Post
" Samuel, bookkeeper E. Goslinsky & Co., r.
1.360 Post

Goslow John, r. 70914 Harrison rear
Gospel Hall, 832 Howard

Gospodnetich Anton, restaurant, 109 Eddy. r.
113 Eddy
" Dominic, waiter Anton Gospodnetich, r.

522 Jessie
" Samuel, cook Anton Gospodnetich, r. 522

GOSS ALICE M., M. D.,

physician and surgeon, office and r.
741 Sutter, liours i to 3 p. m., tele-
phone East 421

Goss Charles E., wood, coal, hay and grain,
2102 Mission, r. 2034b Mission
" Elden M., wood, coal, hay and grain, 437-439

Castro
" Eugenia J., widow proprietor Tremont

House, 523 Kearny
" Ferdimand. clerk, r. 1254 Mission
" German Adolfo, accountant Thiedemann &

Delius, r. 501 Geary
" John, carpetlayer, r. 276 Jessie
" Lizzie H. Miss, stenographer, r. 672 Mission
" M. & Co. (Michael Goss), poultry, 513-515

Washington
" Mary E., widow, r. 723, 21st
" Michael (M. Goss & Co.), r. 30 Hartford
" Sarah F. Miss, teacher South San Fran-
cisco Primary School, r. 723, 21st
" William H., physician, r. 201 Powell
Gosselk John (Gosselk & Gosselk). r. 102, 6th
" Martin (Gosselk & Gosselk), r. 102, 6th
" & Gosselk (John and Martin), liquors, 102,
6th
Gossip Harriet R. Miss, r. 816 Ellis
" James, clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo
&Co., r. 816 Ellis
Gosson Charles, special policeman, r. 1209^4
Church
" Patrick, salesman, r. 1209^4 Church
Gossovich Michael, porter Bennett & Witmer,

r. 353 Stevenson
Gostry Robert, stevedore, r. PeraltaAvnr May-
flower
Gotch Frank, electrician, r. 19 Morris Av
Gotelli Antonio, driver Gotelli Bros., r. SW cor
California and Devisadero
" Antonio, peddler, r. 134 Francisco
" Bertola, r. 314 Pacific

" Brothers (Domenico and Lorenzo), fruits
and vegetables, SW cor California and
Devisadero
" David, r. 2311 Mason

" Domenico (Gotelli Bros.), r. SW cor Cali-
fornia and Devisadero
" Domenico, helper, r. 134 Francisco
" Giovanni, liquors. 946 Bryant
" L., gardener, Colombo Market, r. Bay View
" Lorenzo (Gotelli Bros.), r. SW cor Cali-
fornia and Devisadero
" Louis, compositor Hrvatska Sloga
" M., gardener, Colombo Market
" Vincenzo, scavenger, r. 1421% Dupont rear
Gothardt Julia Miss, dressmaker, r. UDikeman

PI
Gotsche Frank, trimmer Edison Light and

Power Co., r. 19 Morris Av
Gott Fred B., bookkeeper Levi Strauss & Co., r.
2480'4 Market
" Frederick H., laborer, r. 222 Carl
Gott George A., secretary North Pacific Trad -
ing and Packing Co., 330 Pine room 15, r.
San Leandro
" Peter H., coachman. 2621 California
" Vincent, cook, r. 92T/2 Washington
Gotte Athanasius Rev., assistant St. Boniface's

Church, r. 115 Golden Gate Av
Gottenberg Adolph, r. 2214 Fillmore

" Hartley W., r. 1144, 12th
Gotterke Frederick W. (Gotterke & Low), r. 414
Larkin
" & Low (Frederick W. Gotterke and Fred-
erick W. Low), electricians, 414 Larkin
Gottfried Hendrichs, sexton, r. 628 California
Gottheim L. & Co. (Louis Gottheim), tailors,
350 Bush
" Louis (L. Gottheim & Co.), r. Lorin
Gottland James, bookkeeper, r. 62554 Larkin

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Gottlieb George, cigars and tobacco, 1905 Fill-
more
" Louis, shoemaker, 715 Bush
" William, clerk, r. 157, 7th
Gottliebson Anna, widow, dressmaking, 334

Eddy
Gottlob Jacob J. (Friedlander, Gottlob & Co.),
r. 3^4 Monroe
" Joseph, treasurer Columbia Theatre, r. 3M
Monroe
Gottschalk Adolph A., clerk Charles H. Gotts-
chalk, r. 21 Albion Av
" Annie Mrs., r. 270 Jessie
" Charles H., jeweler, 507 California, r. 31

Albion Av
" Louis A., engraver Britton & Rey, r. 21

Albion Av
" Otto F., clerk Charles H. Gottschalk, r. 21

Albion Av
" William, r. 20321/2 Bryant
Gottsche John, butcher, 196 Noe
Gottschlich Herman R. , tanner Poetsch & Peter-
son, r. 10171/2 York
Gottung Charles J., painter, r. 5 Wilder
" Frederick, carpenter Brooks Sign Co., r. 220

Golden Gate Av
" George C, contractor, r. Harrison nr Pre-

cita Av
" Harry C. A., painter, r. 1427 Howard
" William L., painter, r. 1427 Howard
Gottwals Rose Miss, dressmaking, 506 Leaven-
worth
Gfitz Andrew, porter E. A. Fargo Co., r. 928a
Golden Gate Av
" Carl, clerk, r. 923a Golden Gate Av
.fi®=Gotz. See Goetz and Getz
Gouailhardon Baptiste, florist, r. 1108 Pacific
■' Felix, waiter Jacques Mounier, r. 2318

Webster
" Jean P., bartender, r. 28 Scott PI
" John, r. 1108 Pacific
" John, gardener, r. 2328 California
Goudlouppe Joseph, currier South S. F. Tan-
nery, r. 7th Av South nr J
Goudsmit Louis, pictures and frames, 818 Geary,

r. 7 Albion Av
Goudy Philip, wire worker, r. 2020 Powell
" William, ropemaker Washburn & Moen
Mfg. Co., r. 2020 Powell
Gough Alfred L., salesman Stevenson & Co., r.
2519 Pine
" J., lineman Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r. 3 Alger

PI
" James W., clerk Main & Winchester
" John B., r. 971 Harrison
" Louise, domestic, 15 Fair Oaks
" Margaret Mrs., groceries, 971 Harrison
" Richard, miner, r. 355 Brannan
" Robert F., cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 971
Harrison
Gough Thomas J., secretary Pao. Saw Mfg. Co.
17-19 Fremont, r. 908 Greenwich
" William, boiler maker, r. 274 Minna
iS3-Gough. See Goff

Gould and Curry Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co.,
Nev.), Alfred K. Durbrow secretary, 69
Nevada Block
" Annie, domestic, 2242 Bush
" Carriage Co. (Cincinnati, Ohio), W. L.

Heise manager, 36% Fremont
" Charles A., carrier postofftoe, r. IbOiy^

Buchanan
" Charles B., conductor S.P. Co., r. 726i/2.21st
" Charles W. (Gould & Jaudin), r. 1608 Val-

leio
" Charles W., motorman Market St. Ry., r. 7

Day
" David F., carrier postoffice, r. Alameda
" Ellen K., widow, r 1608 Vallejo
'■ Eugene H., vineyardist, r. 1713 McAllister
" Frank C, marine engineer, r. 422 Guerrero
" George C, painter City and County Hos-
pital
" George G., bookkeeper, r. 2901 Jackson
■' George W., laborer, r. 444, 9th
" Harry E., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &

Co.,r. 905 Market
" Harry P., clerk Pao. Mutual Life Ins. Co.,
r. 904 Van Ness Av

W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.

Artistic Tiles,

Plain, Glazed and Decorated.

AMERICAN AND ENGLISH-
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Gould James Jr., mechanical engineer Pac.

Sheet Metal Wks, r. Berkeley
" John C, packer Levi Strauss & Co., r. 723

Clementina
" John M., teamster Herbert &Vogel, r. 721%

Broadway rear
" Mary A., widow, r. 1035 Noe
" Matthew, helper Atlas Iron Wks
" Michael, laborer, r. NE cor Napa and Loui-
siana
" Nathan, vice-president Whitney Transfer

Co., 3-5 Commercial, r. Petaluma
" O. F. Mrs., unfurnished rooms, 256-258, 8th
" Patrick, laborer, r. loiO Natoma
" Peter F., laborer, r. 444, 9th
" Richard, laborer, r. 23 Baldwin Court
" S. Harry, solicitor, r. 9 Rondel PI
" Sidney E. (Eggers, Gould & Co.), r. 2508

Mission
" Solon S., traveling salesman Hooper &

Jennings, r. Stockton, Cal.
" Thomas, clerk, r. 149, 9th
" Thomas B., bookbinder Phillips Bios., r.

322, 19th
" Thomas F., teamster, r. 311 Hyde
" Walter S., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 13%

Washington Av
" Willard E., machinist Pac. Sheet Metal

Wks, r. Berkeley
" William O., actuary Pac. Mutual Life Ins.

Co., r. 904 Van Ness Av
" & Jaudin (Charles W. Gould and Harry U.

Jaudin), produce commission merchants,

312-316 Washington
i6»-Gould. See Goold and Gauld
Gouldy Mary E. Miss, r. 1307 Larkin
Goulet Isidore (Lancaster & Co.), r. 1511 Golden

Gate Av
Gouley Elien, widow, r. 1326 Pacific
" Joseph F., painter, r. 1326 Pacific
" William H., coffee roaster, r. 1326 Pacific
Gourdon Armand, plumber and gasfitter, 1305

Powell
Gourley Frank A., miner, r. 443 Golden Gate Av
" H. W. Stokes, physician, 1059 Market, r. 34

Glen Park Av
" Robert, gasfitter Bush & Mallett Co., r.

1.37 , 5th
Goursolle Adrien, lodgings, 619% Mission
Goustiaux August (J. Jullien & Co.), and acting

consul Greece, r. 625 Union
Gout Joseph, laborer Cal. Fertilizing Wks., r.

5th Av South bet L and M
" Vincent, liquors, 116 Geary, r. 12 Harlan

PI
Gouvi Emile, porter Felix Coblentz & Co.,r.

1213 Kearny
" Martin, ironer Edouard Bonnet, r. 326

Drumm
Gove Andrew J., grain dealer, r. 925 Vallejo
" David M., druggist, 2101 Fillmore
" Edward V., clerk freight auditor's dept. S.

P. Co.,r. Berkeley
" Evelyn E. Miss, stenographer Frederick S.

Stratton, r. Oakland
" F. L., clerk W. P. Fuller & Co., r. Oakland
" Henry M., clerk F. A. Hyde, r. 2929 Jack-
son
" Hugh, baker, r. 140 Natoma
" Isaac W., master bark Columbia, 35 Steu-

art, r. Berkeley
" Jacob T., mining, 24 Montgomery, r. 1712%

Devisadero
" Jeremiah D., proprietor Eureka Grain

Cleaner, E s Montgomery bet Francisco

and Chestnut, r. Oakland

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Gove John H., manufacturer wool presses, NW
cor Montgomery and Chestnut, r. Oak-
land
" William R. (Gove & Co.), r. 9a5 Vallejo
" & Co. (William R. Gove), grain receivers.
Section 2 Seawall
Gover Mining Co., Robert McF. Doble secre-
tary. 202 Sansome, 3d floor, room 2
Gow Douglas M., shoemaker, r. 272 Stevenson
" P. George, agent Gold and Silver Extrac-
tion Co. of America (limited), 23 Steven-
son, r. Alameda
Gowan Andrew, janitor, 14 Grant Av, r. Oak-
land
" Edward (Gowan, Gorman & Co.), r. Berk-
eley
" , Gorman & Co. (Edward Gowan and James
B. Gorman), carriage painters, 314-318
McAllister
GowerHugh T., collector Miller & Lux, r. Oak

land
Gowing George, machinist Singer Mfg. Co., r.

Oakland
Goyen Alice A., widow, r. 7 Marye Terrace
Goyette Annie, widow, r. 1751a Howard
Goyheneix Peter, laundry, 625 Turk
Graaff Rebecca, widow, r. 916, 23d
AS=Graaff. See Graef. Graf and Graff
Graba Giuseppe, r. 339^4 Broadway
Grabau Brothers (Frederick W. and EmilA.),
liquors, 417 Bush
" Emil A. (Grabau Bros, and Schroeder &

Grabau). r. 705c Stockton
" Frederick W. (Grabau Bros.), r. 3'/4 Monroe
" John, clerk John H. Becker, r. 624 Taylor
" Robert H. (Neubert & Grabau), r. 307
Gough
Grabe Caroline D. E., widow, r. 1122 Sacra-
mento
" Frank, liquors, NW cor Dwight and San
Bruno Av
Graber Hans, dairy produce, 3239 Market
" Hermann, r. 223 Minna
" Mary Mrs., cook Joseph Cook
>8®=Graber. See Graeber
Grabert Paul, painter, r. 28 Turk
Grabo Carl F., dairy produce, 643 Vallejo
Grabosky Morris, r. 64 Natoma
Gracchi Giacomo (L. Baglietto & Co.) r. 1708

Dupont
Gracchi G. B. & Co. (Giovanni B. Gracchi and
G. B. Baglietto), boat builders, 3 Vallejo
" Giovanni B. (G. B. Gracchi & Co.), r. 1708
Dupont
Grace Anna Miss, clerk, r. 16 Sanchez
Grace Cliurcli (Episcopal) Rev. R. C. Foute

rector, SE cor Stockton and California
Grace Eugene B., provision commission mer-
chant and agent Jacob Dold Packing
Co., 640, 5th, r. 2505 California
'• Frank A., clerk, r. 320 Ellis
" Henry S., with Grace-Reynolds Labeling

Machine Co., r. 371 Jessie
" James, plumber, r. 1157^/4 Folsom
" James F., horseshoer John Grace, r. 1900

McAllister
■' James P., clerk, r. 211, 24th
" Jeremiah, steel worker Pac. Roll. Mill, r.

501 Napa
" John, carpenter, r. 211, 24th
" John, compositor, r. 220, 11th
" John, horseshoer, r. 423, 9th
" John, horseshoer, 1108 Howard, r. 1900 Mc-
Allister
" John, steel worker Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 501
Napa

Grace John J., horseshoer John Grace, r. 1900
McAllister
Joseph, r. 254V2 Perry
Joseph, driver C. Hack, r. 248 Oak
Joseph, fireman, r. 625 Davis
Margaret A. Miss, clerk, r. 16 Sanchez
Matthew, seaman, r. 334 Main
Max, jeweler, r. Bright nr Palmetto Av
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev. Mar- '
cus F. Colburn pastor, NW cor 21st and
Capp
" Patrick, clerk, r. 1707b Stockton
" Rebecca Miss, r. 48 Ridley
" -Reynolds Labeling Machine Co., J. Joseph
president, Ernest F. Gutschow vice-
president. Walter Hirschfeld secretary,
143-147 Beale
" Vivian T., widow, r. 136 Langton
" William F., clerk The Lebenbaum Co., r.

16 Sanchez
" William J., lumber dealer, r. 423, 9th
" William P., carpen ter, r. 48 Ridley
Grace W. E. & Co. (incorporated), Robert B.
Huie and J. H. Rosseter sub-managers,
shipping and commission and agents
South American Steamship Co., The
Bank of Tarapaca and London (Limited) .
also at New York, London, Lima, Val-
paraiso, Callao, Santiago and Concep-
tion, 203 California
Gracey Henry, hardware, 403 Hayes, r. 232 Van
Ness Av
" Mary D., widow, r. 232 Van Ness Av
Gracia Frank, waiter, r. 607 Vallejo
" John, tanner The Norton Tanning Co.
" Marie, domestic, 917 Noe
Gracier Addie J. Miss, teacher Everett Gram-
mar School, r. 446 Bartlett
" Charles, pressman, r. 36 Valley
" Frank, r. 446 Bartlett
" Jennie Miss, saleslady Hale Bros., r. 1032

Fair Oaks
" Ruby, student, r. 446 Bartlett
Graciette August, bartender D. Chesney, r. 110,

6th
Grade Louis A., candy manufacturer, 538 Wash-
ington, r. 1213 Noe
" William A., salesman, r. 1213 Noe
Grader Lizzie Mrs., r. 49 Everett
Gradin August, painter, r. 608 Jersey
Gradwohl Abraham, clerk, r. 1418 Powell
" David, manager Davis Bros., r. 509 Hyde
" Esther, widow, r. 24^2 Langton
Gradwohl Maurice, attorney at law, 402 Mont-
gomery, room 25, r. 1924 Steiner
" Meyer, wine broker, 402 Montgomery, room

25, r. 509 Hyde
" Selig, butcher, r. 2W2 Langton
Grady Andrew, laborer, r. 247, 2d
" August, driver Rapid Safety Filter Co., r.

709 Minna
" Edward, laborer, r. 614 Noe
" Edward J., bookkeeper, r. 12 Moss
■' James, r. 31OV2 Sanchez
' ' James , foreman Engine 33, and lamplighter

S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1438 Pacific
" Johanna, widow, r. 593i4 Ash Av
" John., fireman str Arago, r. 41 Pacific
" John, molder, r. 627 Jessie
" John, waiter, r. 817 Howard
Grady John H., real estate agent, 333 Montgom-
ery, r. 730, 34th
" John J., expressman, r. 310 Sancbez
" John J., fitter O'Connell & Lewis, r. 534

Howard
" Joseph M., clerk, r. 637 Jessie
" Margaret, widow, r. 506 Minna
" Mark, harness maker, r. 7 Middle
" Mary, widow, r. 593^4 Ash Av
" Mary H. Miss, printer Call, r. 12 Moss
" Michael, driver Heineman & Stern, r. 1411

Larkin
" Michael, hostler, r. 7 Middle
" Michael W., cooper Cal. Wine Assn., r. 346,

4th
" Nellie, widow, r. Sagamore nr Plymouth

Av
" Patrick, teamster, r. 961 V2 Bryant
" Thomas, groceries and liquors, 425 Natoma

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Grady Thomas, laborer, r. 563 Mission
" Thomas H., painter, r. 506 Minna
" Timothy H., carpenter, r. bdSM Ash Av
" William, butcher, r. 593!^ Ash Av

4®=Grady. See O'Grady

Graeber Charles, butcher, 2121 Fillmore
" Charles F., teacher music, 634 Post
" Ferdinand, foreman Paul Drasdo, r. 1030b
Folsom

^S'Graeber. See Graber

Graef Adele M. Mrs, teacher Columbia Gram-
mar School, r. 2420 Howard
" Henry Mrs., widow, r. 2420 Howard
" Herman, agent, r. 681 Mission

4®-Graef. See GraaS, Graf and Graff

Grading August, barber Samuel Harrod, r. 705,
5th

Graessler Annie Mrs., milliner, 127 Taylor
" Johann E. F., waiter, r. 127 Taylor

Graesslin William H., clerk Michalitschke
Bros. & Co., r. 727, 2d

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Graf Christian, driver, r. 5 Midway
" Edward, confectioner, r. 763 Howard
" Frank, brewer, r. 1909 Harrison
■' Fred W., watchmaker William Manning,

r. 221/2 Hickory Av
" George, cellarman Ipglenook Vineyard

Agency, r. 662 Howard
" Henricus, r. 1123 Scott
" Jacob L,. (Graf Bros.), r. 1632 O'Farrell
" Otto, bottler George Steiger, r. 5 Cedar Av
" Richard J., cashier Rauer's Law and Col-
lection offlce, r. 1120 Ellis
" Siegfried, liquors, 538 Hayes
" William, baker, r. 772 Mission
«®-Graf. See Graaff, Graef and Graff
Grafe Joseph, liquors, 540 Clay, r. 1014A Wash-
ington
Graff Albert, clerk Kolb & Denhard, r. 15 Erie
" Albert S., lamps, 47, 2d, r. Alameda
" Alfred, student VanderNaillen's School of

Engineering, r. 1326 Leavenworth
" Amos, carpenter, r. 234, 19th
" Armin Mrs., r. 1326 Leavenworth
" Eva, widow, r. 427^4 Bryant
" Frank, boatman, Steuart St. Wharf, r. 144

Perry
" George A., can maker Standard Oil Co., r.

234, 19th
" Gustav, bakery and stationery, 2759, 16th
" Gustave F., wood seller, r. 612 Treat Av
" Harry, finisher John Hoey, r. 527 Howard
" Joseph, laborer William A. Schrock
" Joseph J., teamster, r. 326 Guerrero

Graff Justin, machinist, r. 612 Treat Av
" Robert W., special agent Provident Sav-
ings Life Assurance Society, r. San

Leandro
" Ulrich. clerk, r. 2759, 16th
" Uriah, hoseman Engine 3, r. 1327 California
" William, carpenter, r. 1544 Howard
J8®=Graff. See Graaff, Graef and Graf
Graffenberg Frank, bartender E. Lyman, r. bOZYz

Broadway
Graft Bernard, cook, r. IOOV2 Jackson
Gragen Mary, widow, r. 1259, 18th
Gragg Fred, carpenter, r. 504 Natoma
Graham Adams S., carpenter, r. 7 Beaver
" Alice Miss, saleslady Pac. Straw Wks, r.

2726 Folsom
" Andrew, laborer Western Sugar Refinery,

r. 2 Michigan PI
" Angus A., foreman ParafQne Paint Co., r.

129 Grove
" Arthur, helper Fulton Eng and Ship Bldg

Wks, r. 2319 Lombard
" Arthur, leverman Sutter St. Ry, r. 3414

Sacramento
" Arthur W., trimmer Edison Light and

Power, r. 30 Caselli Av
Graham Augusta B. Mrs., decorative artist,

220 Post, r. The Renton
" C, cooper Cal. Wine Assn
" Camille, widow, r. 617 Powell
" Caroline, widow, r. 10 Reed
" Cassie A. Mrs., lodgings, 127, 4th
" Catherine, widow, r. San Bruno Av nr 15th

Av South
" Catherine H. Mrs., stewardess stmr Ala-
meda, r. 1218 Folsom
" C. C. Mrs., widow, r. 2412 Van Ness Av
" Chalmers H., traveling salesman Dunham

Carrigan & Hayden Co., r. 132 Castro
" Charles, driver Joseph L. Breyer
" Charles E., manufacturers' agent, 119

Bush, r, 2510a California
" Charles E., secretary F. S. Douty, Union

Trust Bldg, room 51, r. San Mateo
" Charles K., stenographer Standard Oil Co.,

r. 606 Montgomery
" Clara Miss, retoucher John W. Baker, r.

621 Bush
■' Crawford , cooper, r. 233 Perry
" Daniel, calker, r 440 Bartlett
" David, carpenter, r. 812 Kearny
Graham Decorative Art, 220 Post
" Donald de V., artist, 609 Sacramento, r. 1105

Hyde
" Edward, clerk Winther Bros., r. HI Lang-
ton
Graham Edward J., president People's Express

and Transfer Co., 20 Market, r. Oakland
" Edward W., solicitor Thomas Murray, r.

510 Davis
Graham Edward Y., decorative artist, 220 Post,

r. The Renton
" Elizabeth M. Miss, teacher Horace Mann

Grammar School, r. 219 Capp
" Ellen, widow, r. 1217 McAllister
" Emma B., widow, r. 1029 Ellis
" Fernando C, r. 651% Folsom
" Frances J., widow, r. 825, 16th Av South
" Frank, clerk Arnold Bros.
" Frank, driver, r. 324 Clipper
" Fred, traveling salesman F. A. Beckett, r.

Oakland
" Gawn, wood and coal, 1004 Minnesota
" George, bookkeeper, r. 100234 Hyde
" George, cooper Cal. Wine Assn, r. 346, 4Lh
" George, teamster, r. U}4 Freelon

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" George E., bookkeeper James Graham, r.

208 Eddy
George H., policeman, r. 3125 Mission
George S., cashier Hotel Pleasanton, r. 935

Sutter
George S. Mrs., dressmaking, 935 Sutter
George T., storekeeper The Baldwin
Gerold O., miner, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Hall, SE cor Alabama and Precita Av
Hannah, widow, r. 1123 Sutter
Harry, pressfeeder Union Litho. Co., r. 1710

Leavenworth
Graham Harvey (Harvey Graham & Co.), and

truckman, office 301 Montgomery, r. 1023

Bryant
Graliam Harvey & Co. (Harvey Graham),

granite curb dealers, office 301 Mont-
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" Henry, bookkeeper, r. 1716 Vallejo
" Henry, delivery clerk Cal. Transportation

Co., r. 11 Hoilis
" H. M., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 127

Kearny
" Irvine, deputy County Clerk
" Isaac, plumber, r. 3414 Sacramento
" J., 2d steward str City of Puebla
" James, assayer Selby Smelting and Lead

Co., r. Oakland
" James, clerk freight auditor's dept. S. P.

Co.,r. 813 Shot well
" James, driver Matthews Bros. &Co., r. 1434

Valencia
" James, helper Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 38

Lundy Lane
" James, manufacturer stoves, ranges, etc.,

35, 2d, r. Newark, Cal.
" James, millhand Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 43>g

Dore
" James, packer, r. Beach bet. Baker and

Lyon
" James, steward bkt Planter, r. 1610 San

Carlos Av
" James, steward Chemical Engine 1
" James, teamster, r. 624 Tennessee
" James D., bookkeeper Weston Basket and

Mnfg. Co., r. 119 Pierce
" James E., engineer B. F. Barton & Co., r.

2015 O'Farrell
Graham James H., vice-president and mana-
ger Vulcan Iron Works, 135 Fremont, r.

1217 McAllister
" James T., r. 1123 Sutter
" James W., clerk James Graham, r. 37, 2d
" Jane, widow, r. 419, 29th
■' John, clerk Albion Lumber Co., r. 1007 Fair

Oaks
" John, engineer, r. 36 Clinton Park
" John, expressman, SE cor Market and 8th,

r. Precita Av nr Alabama
" John, painter, r. 230 Duncan
" John, porter Mills Bldg, r. Oakland
" John H., laborer, r. 1313 Sansome
" John N., r. 2412 Van Ness Av
" John R., carpenter, r. 718 Laurel Av
" John T., groceries, liquors and general

merchandise, SE cor Alabama and Pre-
cita Av
" John W., coal agent Oregon Improvement

Co., r. 1204 Golden Gate Av
" John W., druggist, r. 321 Geary
" Joseph, cook, r. 1727M Lexington Av
" Joseph, wood and coal, 330^4, 6th

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Graham Julia B., widow, r. 1 Latham PI
" Julia M. Mrs., janitress Jefferson Primary

School, r. 200 Mission
" Lawrence W., conductor Sutter St. Ry., r.

1814 Polk
" Louis, bartender, r. 76534 Howard
" M. Mrs., r. 219 Capp
Graham M. A., proprietor Oriental Gas En-
gine Wks, 105 Beale, r. 438 Geary
" Margaret Miss, r. 313 Eddy
" Mary Mrs., dressmaking, 718 Laurel Av
" Mary A. Mrs., nurse, r. MYi Lily Av
" M. H. Mrs., r. 905 Market
Graham Paper Co. (St. Louis, Mo.), W. G.

Richardson Pacific Coast manager,

office 537 Commercial
" Patrick, coachman, 534 Folsom
" P. Edward, seaman, r. 202 Grove
" Richard, clerk, r. 3414 Sacramento
" Richard H., cigarmaker, r. 510 Davis
" Robert, salesman Ben H. Lucke, r. 314

Leavenworth
" Robert F , policeman, r. 419, 29th
Graham Robert G., contracting agent Denver

and Rio Grande Railroad Co., 314 Cali-
fornia, r. Oakland
" Robert I., carpenter, r. 1123 Sutter
" Robert M., teacher languages, r. 331 Geary
" Robert M. Jr., photographer, r. 331 Geary
" Robert S., r. 301 Leavenworth
" Robert T., janitor, r. 300 Mission
" Rose, widow, r. 719 Bush
" Samuel, porter Johnson & Brenneke, r.

217, 3d
" Samuel J., 3d officer str Peru, r. 419, 29th
Graham Stenographic Bureau, i Mills Bldg,

4th floor
" T., waiter str St. Paul
" Thomas, brassmolder, r. 1143a Stevenson
" Thomas, guard County Jail No. 2.
" Thomas, laborer, r. 110 Dora
" Thomas, laborer, r. 1033 Bryant
" Thomas, plasterer, r. 43!;4 Dore
" Thomas, watchman, r. 14 Farren Av
" Thomas D. (Burnett & Co.), r. 3137 Bush
" Thomas F., attorney at law and assistant

Prosecuting Attorney Police Court 3, r.

1813 Stockton
" Thomas H., salesman Western Meat Co.,

r. 970 Harrison
" Thomas J., painter, r. 1034 Mission
" Walter, window decorator, r. 28, 8th
" Walter D., teamster P. C. S. S. Co., r. 419,

29th
" W. Edgar, salesman Percv Beamish, r. 191

Hyde
" Will M., clerk R. Dunsmuir & Sons, r.

Berkeley
" William, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 301

Sierra
" William, marine engineer, r. 434 Bryant
" William, shoemaker J. C. Nolan & Co., r.

541^ Natoma
" William D., lineman, r. 804 Ellis
" William G., steward Swain Bros., r. 801

Leavenworth
" William H., collector, 632 Market room 8
" William H., elevator man, r. 760a How-
ard
" William H., teamster, r. 1023 Bryant
" William H., hostler Alex McCord & Co., r.

Ill Fell
" William J. (Marshall & Graham), r. 41

Louisa
Graham William Montrose, Colonel 5th Artill-
ery, U. S. A., and Commander Military

Post Presidio
" W. S., civil and mining engineer, 331 Pine,

room 20, r. Auburn, Cal.
Grahn Henry, engineer, r. Carolina bet 24th and

35th
Grainger G. W. Rev., pastor Seventh Day

Adventist Church, r. 410 Franklin
" Lizzie Mrs., teacher Anglo-Japanese

School, r. 410 Franklin
" William C, superintendent Golden Gate

Anglo-Japanese School, r. 410 Franklin
Ji®="Grainger. See Granger
Grail Fritz, r. 357 Jessie

Gram Harold T., clerk Coast Division S. P. Co.,

r. 1048 Folsom
Grambarth Charles, cigar manufacturer, 563

Howard, r. 647 Howard
" Herman, restaurant, 314 Clay, r. 223 Minna
Gramberg John, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 318

Taylor
Gramczow Fritz, porter, r. 715 Howard
Gramlich Sebastian, baker, r. 811 Bryant
Gramlow Charles, blacksmith, r. 231 Golden

Gate Av
" Otto, groceries and liquors, 321 Golden

Gate Av
Gramont Jean, barber and liquors, Railroad Av

nr 8th Av South
Gran Gottlieb, baker Swain Bros., r. 313 Minna
Granato Vincenzo, barber, 709 Davis
Grand Army House, Peter Provensal proprietor,

425 Bush
Grand Army of the Republic Cemeteries, 3ith

Av and Clement, and in Odd Fellows'

Ceme ery
Grand Army of the Republic Cemetery Asso-
ciation, 29 Post
Grand Army of the Republic, Department of

California and Nevada, 6 Eddy, j-oom 18
" Central Hall, 997 Market
" Central House, Mrs. Marie Caroul proprie-
tor, 681 Mission
" Central Market, 991 Market
Grand Chapter Order Eastern Star. Mrs. Kate

J. Willats Grand Secretary, 68 Flood

Bldg
Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons, W. F.

Pierce Grand Scribe, Masonic Temple
Grand Circle Companions of the Forest,

A. O. F., Mrs. E. R. Roy Grand Secre-
tary, 102 O'Farrell
Grand Circle Companions of the Forest, F.

of A., Miss A. D. Bremer Grand Secre-
tary, 120 O'Farrell
Grand Commandery Knights Templar,

Thomas H. Caswell Grand Recorder,

Masonic Temple
Grand Consistory A. and A. Scottish Rite,

George J. Hobe Grand Register, Masonic

Temple
Grand Council American Legion of Honor,

Charles O. Burton Grand Secretary, 46

St. Ann's Bldg
Grand Council Order Chosen Friends, Samuel

C. Wallis Grand Recorder, 42 St. Ann's

Bldg
Grand Council Royal and Select Masters,

Thomas H. Caswell Grand Recorder.

Masonic Temple
Grand Court Ancient Order Foresters, John

Falconer permanent Secretary, 102

O'Farrell
Grand Court of California Foresters of Amer-
ica, C. H. Bremer Grand Secretary, 120

O'Farrell
" Emile, ironer John Bernou, r. 633 Broad-
way
Grand Encampment I. 0. 0. F. of California,

William H. Barnes Grand Scribe, Odd

Fellows' Bldg, SW cor Market and 7th
Grand Grove United Ancient Order Druids,

J. J. Mollison Grand Secretary, 413

Sutter
Grand Hotel, S. F. Thorn manager, SE cor New

Montgomery and Market
Grand Hotel Bar, Foster & Fay managers, 13

New Montgomery
" John, seaman, r. 3 East
Grand Jury Rooms, New City Hall, 3d floor

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OAKLAND BRANCH,

1058 Broadway. Teleplione 54.

Grand Jury Eooms United States. U. S. Ap-
praisers' Bldg, 4tii floor
" L. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1027b Post

Grand Lodge American Protective Associa-
tion, M. T. Brewer Secretary, 819 Market

Grand Lodge Ancient Order United Workmen,
D. S. Hlrshberg Grand Recorder, 65
Flood Bldg

Grand Lodge Degree of Honor A. 0. U. W.,
Mrs. Kate M. Poland Grand Recorder,
66 Flood Bldg

Grand Lodge F. and A. Masons of California.
George Johnson Grand Secretary, Ma-
sonic Temple, 8 Post

Grand Lodge Independent Order B'nai B'ritli,
Jacob Leyison Grand Secretary, 121
Eddy

Grand Lodge L 0. 0. F., George T. Shaw Grand
Secretary, Odd Fellows' Hall, SW cor
Market and 7th

Grand Lodge L 0. Red Men. c. F. Burgman
Great Chief of Records, 320 Post

Grand Lodge Knigbts and Ladies of Honor,
S. B. Carleton Grand Secretary, 20 Ellis

Grand Lodge EQights of Honor, S. B. Carleton
Grand Secretary, 20 Ellis

Grand Lodge Knights of PsrtMas, Herman
Schaffner Grand Keeper of Records and
Seal. 16-17 St. Ann's Bldg

Grand Lodge Military Order Loyal Legion
U. S., Lieut.-Col. W. R. Smedberg Re-
corder, 314 California

Grand Lodge Order Hermann's Sons, P. N. E.
Lampe Grand Secretary, 413 Sutter

Grand Lodge Order Sons of St. George,
Edward Oliver Grand Secretary, 317
Mason

Grand Lodge 'Women's American Protective
Association, Mrs. I. M. Kellenberger
secretary, 819 Market

Grand Lodge Young Ladies' Institute, Jose-
phine T. MoUoy Grand Secretary, 63
Donohoe Bldg

Grand National Hall, Rodefeld & Wrede pro-
prietors. 105-107 Grant Av
" Oliver, butcher, 110. 7th, r. 412 Eddy

Grand Opera House (Morosco's), N s Mission
bet 3d and 4th

GRAND PACIFIC THE,

Mrs. Ella Corbett proprietor, 306 Stock-
ton, telephone Grant 507

Grand Prize Mining Co. (Tuscarora, Nev.), R.
R. Grayson secretary. 331 Pine, room 20
■' Romain, harnessmaker, r. 631 Jackson
" Southern Hotel The, Joseph M. Bonacina

proprietor. SE cor 7th and Mission
" Western Market. 1310-1318 Polk
Grande Ronde Lumber Co. (Perry. Oregon),
Grandemann William (Stulz Bros. & Co.), r.
NW cor 16th and Valencia
James A. Lacy agent, 22 Market, room?
Grandjean Charles, engraver Shreve & Co.. r.

San Rafael
Grandjean Henry, proprietor Seal Rock Coffee
and Spice Mills, 823 Montgomery, r. Oak-
land
" P., stove mounter W. W. Montague & Co., r.
Oakland
Grandlund John, steward, r. 314i/4 Ritch
Grandy Horace, janitor, r. 623 Stevenson
" Jennie, widow, r. 939 Mission
" Roy, porter Mills Bldg, r. 131014 Larkin
Graneist Otto (Graneist & Daeweritz), r. 18 John
" & Daeweritz (Otto Graneist and Moritz
Daeweritz). coffee saloon, 26 Geary

Graner Adolph, miner, r. 2026 McAllister
" Adolph T., ining, r. 2026 McAllister
" Charles M. (Gebhardt & Graner), r. 711 Mc-
Allister
Graney Edmund M., horseshoer, 7 St. George
Alley, r. 711 McAllister
" Ellen, widow, r. 536 Haight
" Kate, widow, r. 109%, 7th
" Kate, widow, r. 1630 McAllister
" Peter, teamster. , 729 Brannan
■' P. J., laborer S. P. Co., r. 1201, 7th Av
" William, r. 617 Lombard
" William P., laborer, r. 101 Gilbert
4®="Graney. See Greaney

Granfleld Arthur, clerk Golden Gate Lumber
Co., r. 1040 Howard
" John, clerk Clot & Meese, r. 1040 Howard
" John H., laborer, r. 3006 Howard
" Kate, widow, r. 610 Ivy Av
" William, wood and coal, 1040 Howard
" William A, helper, r. 1040 Howard
Grantors Otto, baker, r. 772 Mission
Grange Louis A., bookkeeper M. Rothenberg &
Co., r. 127 Kearny
" Numa, wholesale liquors, 439 Jackson, r.

127 Kearny
" Thomas W., laborer, r. 15 Freelon rear
Granger Alexander, cashier Bunker Hill and
Sullivan Mining and Concentrating Co.,
r. East Oakland
" Alexander, tailor Flynn & Sheehan, r. 4

Kappeler Court
" George B.. brakeman, r. 423 Bryant
" Harry, laborer, r. 1552 Kentucky
" Henry, laborer, r. Cable Hotel
" Samuel, machinist W. T. Garratt & Co.,
r. Berkeley
j^=Granger. See Grainger
Grangers' Bank of California (in liquidation),
H. M. LaRue president, A. Muenter
cashier, NW cor California and Battery
Grangers' Business Association, Edwin "^^an
Every manager, grain and warehousing,
108 Davis
Grangers' Saloon, Arthur Josue proprietor, 30

California
Orangey Albert E., clerk Chronicle, r. 208 Eddy

" Helen, widow, r. 208 Eddy
Granicher Walter A., cutter Neustadter Bros.,

r. 220'/2 Waller
Granite Mutual Building and Loan Associa-
tion, M. L. Culver secretary, 23 Crocker
Bldg
Grannalli John, porter Hotel St. Nicholas
Grannan Charles, speculator, r. Palace Hotel
Grannell John, seaman, r. 160 Steuart
Granninger Charles, clerk, r. 1220 Folsom
Grannis Bertha Miss, dressmaker Gustav
Flamm, r. 714 Minna

GRANNIS F. R. & CO.,

(Frank R. Grannis), general agents for
Oalifomia Royal Bicycles, best wlieel
on the market, 609 Market

" Frank R. (F. R. Grannis & Co.), r. 1708

" James G. (J. G. Grannis & Co.), r. 734
Linden Av

GRANNIS J. G. & CO.

(James G. Grannis), steam and hot
water heating and ventilating, laun-
dry plants and steam specialties. As-
bestos covering for pipe and boilers,
544 Mission, and Builders' Exchange,
40 New Montgomery
Grannis Nellie Miss, teacher Miss Mary Lake,
r. 1534 Sutter
" George W., office 37 Montgomery Block, r.
2611 Pacific Av
Gransfield William, helper Atlas Iron Wks
Grant A. B., compositor Call, r. 406 Natoma
Grant Adam (Murphy, Grant & Co.), and presi-
dent Donohoe-Kelly Banking Co.. NE
cor Montgomery and Sutter, r. 1112 Bush
" A. H., seaman, r. Contra Costa House
" Albert W., bookkeeper, r. 110 Eddy
" Alfred H.. foreman Alfred N. Grant, r. 20
Golden Gate Av

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Grant Alfred N., hay and grain, 30 Golden Gate
Av, r. 621, 31st
<• Alfred S., agent, 608 Spreckels Bldg, r, 535,

34th
" Alice P. Miss, boxmaker, r. 110 Townsend
Grant Angus A. (Grant Bros.), and president
Moraga Land Association, 54-55 Chron-
icle Bldg
" Anna Miss, bookkeeper, r. 631 Eddy
" Anna A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 118 Laurel
" Arthur H., r. 813 Pine
Grant Avenue Saloon, Rumetsch & Walther
proprietors, 307 Grant Av
" Benjamin, manager Great Eastern Carpet

Beating Wks, office 14, 8th
" Benjamin E., gripman, r. 715 Elizabeth
Grant Brothers (Los Angeles), railroad con-
tractors, office 54-55 Chronicle Bldg
" Brothers (Lowell H. and Ellery A.), paint-
ers and paperhangers, 535, 24th
" Charles, machinist Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 614

Tennessee
" Charles, wrapper Raphael's, r. 406!4 Larkin
■' Charles F., clerk C. E. Whitney & Co., r.

3017 Lyon
" Charles J., watchman Alms House
" Charles R., carpenter, r. 118 Laurel
" Charles W., agent city dept. The Liver-
pool and London and Globe Ins. Co., r.
3017 Lyon
" D. W., inspector U. S. Customs, r. 2114 Lar-
kin
" Edgar M., electrician Mutual Electric

Light Co., r. 2114 Larkin
" Edward, waiter, r. 335 Drumm
" E. J., cook, r. 539 Sacramento
" Elizabeth Mrs., milliner, 1700 Sacramento
" Ella, widow, r. 430 Bartlett
" Ellen G. Miss, teacher Jefferson Primary

School, r. 1011/4 Van Ness Av
" Ellery A. (Grant Bros.), r. 535, 24th
" Frank C, engineer, r. 319 Guerrero
" Frank S., baker Wagner & Loveder, r. 2129

Mission
" Frederick, clerk, r. 40654 Larkin
" Ganielia I., widow, teacher dancing, r. 315
Mason
Grant George, assistant cashier The Nevada
Bank of San Francisco, NW cor Mont-
gomery and Pine, r. Highland Park, East
Oakland
" George, lather, r. 157i4 Market
" George, lumberman, r. 316 Beale rear
" George E., office 26-38 Fremont, r. East

Oakland
" George E. Jr., bookkeeper Stetson-Renner

Drayage Co., r. 2000 Sutter

" George F., attorney at law, r. Lick House

Grant George F., manager Northern Assurance

Co. and London Assurance Corporation,

221 Sansome, r. Eastland, Mill Valley

" George F., with William Grant, r. Lick

House
" George G., laborer Cal. St. RR., r. 8 Wall
" Georgiana, widow, r. 20 Lafayette
" Gold Mine (Grizzly Gulch, Tuolumne Co.),
T. N. Machin president. S. T. Thorne
secretary, 64-65 Chronicle Bldg
" Gordon, artist Examiner, r. Oakland
" Harry H., machinist W. T. Garratt & Co.,
r. 24271/2 Bryant
Grant Henry M., manager British-America As-
surance Co. (of Toronto) and Western
Assurance Co. (of Toronto), 423 Cali-
fornia, r. 102 Guerrero
" Horace A., foreman P. C. S. S. Co., r. Oak-
land
" Hugh Clifton (Collier & Grant), attorney at

law, 14 McAllister, r. 1908 Sutter
" Isaac S. (Joy's), r. 714 Bush
" James, clerk, r. 813 Shotwell
" James A., gripman, r. 1362 Folsom
" James E., ironworker, r. 15th A v South nr L
" James M., clerk, r. 110 Townsend
" James S., boilermaker S. P. Co., r. Kansas
nr 16th

W., manager Grant's System Tonic
Co., 640 Market, r. SW cor O'Farrell and
Leavenworth

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Grant Jane, widow, r. 1602 Lexington Av
" J. C, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 253414

Post
" J. F. Mrs., notions, 3366 Mission
" John, laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli Av
" John, real estate, r. 1818 Turk
" John, stonecutter, r. 546 Minna
" John, tinsmith, r. 1602 Lexington Av
" John F., carpenter Joseph Y. Ayer, r. 3366

Mission
" John R. (Grant Bros.), r. Oakland
" John T., longshoreman, r. 316 Beale rear
" John W., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.

631 Golden Gate Av
" Joseph, r. 518 Powell rear
" Joseph, clerk, r. 366 Natoma
" Joseph D. (Murphy, Grant & Co.), r. Pacific-
Union Club
" Joseph E., teamster F. P. Elliot, r. 54U

Norfolk
" Joseph H., blacksmith, r. 18 Lafayette
" Josie R. Miss, saleslady, r. 110 Townsend
• " Lawrence, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r.
15 Av South nr L
" Levi J., teamster, r. 333 Bay
" Lewis A. (Grant Bros.), r. Los Angeles
" Lowell H. (Grant Bros.), r. 535, 34th
" Lyndon W., clerk S. R. Ames, r. 535, 34th
" Maggie, dressmaker, r. 1818 Turk
" Margaret, widow, r. 119 Pierce
" Mary, widow, r. 633 Jessie
" Mary, widow, r. 1467 Minna
" Mary, widow, r. 1818 Turk
" Mary A. Mrs., r. 631, 21st
" Mary E., widow, lodgings, 13 Ellis
" Mary E., widow, proprietor The Vendome,
1104 Market
Grant Memorial Free Kindergarten, Miss
Mary G. Inglis principal, SE cor Ala-
bama and 33d
" Patrick, blacksmith, r. 110 Townsend
" Patrick J., shipwright, r. 15th Av South

nr L
" Pauline T., widow, r. 9 Beaver
" Richard A., gripman Sutter St. Ry., r. 1700

Sacramento
" Robert, carpenter, r. 118 Laurel
" Robert, 3d asst. engineer str City of Syd-
ney, r. 1603 Stevenson
" Thomas, boilermaker, r. III914 Folsom
" Thomas, longshoreman, r. 3106i/^ Califor-
nia
Grant Tom C, general agent North British and
Mercantile Insurance Co. (London and
Edinburg), and Greenwich Fire In-
surance Co. (New York), 313 Pine, r.
Napa, Cal.
" T. T. Mrs., widow, r. 417% Noe
" Ulerena Miss, clerk Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.

334 Shotwell
" Ward D., jeweler Shreve & Co., r. 119 Pierce
Grant William (Mullany, Grant & Gushing),
attorney at law, 104 Sutter, r. San An-
selmo, Marin Co.
" William, carpenter, r. 633 Geary
" William, ship builder, r. 501 Napa
" William C, waiter, r. 605 Pine
' ' William J. , contractor and builder, 648 Mis-
sion, r. 301 Jones
" William J., laborer, r. 316 Beale rear
" William L., compositor, r. 110 Townsend
" William R. (Bell & Grant), r. 433 Minna
Grant's System Tonic Co., J. W. Grant man-
ager, 640 Market
Grantland John A., patternmaker Fulton Eng.
& Ship Bldg. Wks, r. 1331 Sanchez

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Grantley Arthur W., clerk, r. 2119 Bush

■ Harry R., clerk, r. 2119 Bush

■ Harry W., r. 2119 Bush
4S" Grantz. See Granz

Granuccl Adolph, butcher Salvator Granucci,
r. 1096 Union
" Ambrogio (Granucci Bros.), r. 1507 Dupont
Granucci Brothers (Ambrogio and Gisberto),
wholesale groceries and Importers Ital-
ian goods, 514-516 Front
" Gaetano, clerk Granucci Bros., r. 249 Pacific
■' Gisberto (Granucci Bros.), r. 23 Wetmore PI
" Grocery Go. (Granucci Bros.. Ludovico
Costa and Frank Razzetto), 1345 Dupont
" Salvator, butcher, 1300 Stockton, r. 1096
Union
Granville Andrew J., carriage painter O'Brien
& Sons, r. 1122 Treat Av
" Arthur J., plumber Henry Williamson, r.

236 Clara
" James, laborer, r. 1031, 18th
" Joseph, carriage painter O'Brien & Sons, r.

1122 Treat Av
'• Joseph O., gasfitter, r. 238 Clara
" Maurice, machinist, r. 1031, 18th
" Owen, teamster, r. 837 Folsom
Granz Carl, shipping clerk Cal. Wine Assn.
" F. T., traveling salesman, r. 632 Post
" Louis, furniture manufacturer, 1909-1911
Howard
i^*Granz. See Grantz
Granzelli Davis, laborer, r. 1 Edith rear
Graper Charles, watchmaker, 126 Kearny, room
58, r. 427 Golden Gate Av
" Henry, chicken raiser, 20th Av South bet G
and H
Grases James, bartender The Yosemite, r. Oak-
land
4^Grasman. See Grassman
Grass Aggie, widow, r. 311 Austin
" Andrew, salesman D. Samuels, r. 1624 Fell
" Charles, foreman William Wolff, r. 511 Pa-
cific
" Charles B., liquors, 550 Clay. r. 1812 Dupont
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 22 Fell
" Frank, r. 301 Polk
" Frederick, boots and shoes, 1506 Market, r.

1029 Golden Gate Av
'• Frederick, porter Wieland Bros., r. Ala-
meda
" Joseph, r. 1014a Washington
" Martin, r. 219 Capp
" Sebastian, driver O. Trautvetter, r. 219

Capp
" Valley Water and Irrigation Co., D. A. Jen-
nings secretary, 401 California, room 14
Grassau Albert F., hostler, r. 325. 17th

" Louise, clerk DanielHogan, r. 1162Guerrero
Grassel George, maltster Krug & Zimmermann.

r. Oakland
Grasselli Fannie, widow, laundress, r. 1 Bridge

Grasshoff Hermann, clerk, r. 321 Scott
" Robert (Brauer, Grasshoff & Co.), r. 321

Scott
" William, dairy produce, 404 Devisadero, r.
321 Scott
Grassman Frederick, r. 2 Sheppard PI
Grassmann Otto, baker Albert Komsthoeft. r.

212 Golden Gate Av
^g="Grassman. See Grossman
Grasso Angelo (Grasso & Crespino). r. Oakland
" Anton, barber Frank Enos, r. .8814, 4th
" Francesco, shoemaker, 311 Pacific
■' & Crespino (Angelo Grasso and George
Carli). liquors. 625 California

Grath George, cigars and tobacco, 523Vi Pacific
Grathwohl John, laborer, r. 75, 4th rear
Gratto David P.,gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 4 Harry
PI
" Josephine, widow, r. 216 Turk
" Richard, ship builder, r. 226 Chattanooga
Gratz Hermine, widow, r. 136, 7th
Grau Abraham L., clerk Kaufmann & Frankel,
r. 1423i4 Sacramento
" August, r. 727 Gough
" Conrad A., salesman Fisher Packing Co.,

r. 513 Sanchez
" Gottleib, baker, r. 313 Minna
" Lena Miss, asst. cashier Goldberg, Bowen
& Co., r. 142314 Sacramento
Grau Ludwig H. Pro£, principal The Lyceum,
preparatory school for University, law
and medical colleges, 333-335 Phelan
Bldg, r. 35, 11th
" Meyer, clerk, r. 1423V2 Sacramento
" Olga, dressmaking, 727 Gough
" Rachael, widow, r. 1423;^ Sacramento
" Theresa Mrs., restaurant, ilQYi Ellis, r.
Alameda
Grauerholz Henry J. (Hey, Grauerholz &Co.), r.

2414 Mission
Grauffel Frederick, clerk H. Schroer, r. SE cor

Jackson and Webster
Graul Robert, molder W. Axford, r. 133b 19th
Graun Frederick, laborer, r. 1 Boardman PI
Graupner Adolphus E., law student Crittenden
& Van Wyck, r. 134 Scott
" Louis C, salesman Parke & Lacy Co.. r.
134 Scott
Grauvogel Peter, bartender Victor Wenes, r.
528 Pine

GRAVE B. CO.,

Henry F. Maass president, Bernard
Grave vice-president, Charles H. Maass
secretary, carriage and wagon manu-
facturers and carriage repository,
421-423 Pacific, and 812 Montgomery
Grave Bernard, vice-president B. Grave Co.,
421-423 Pacific, r. 1013 Filbert
" Joseph W., woodworker B. Grave Co., r.
1013 Filbert
Gravel F. Alex, lumberman E. K. Wood Lum-
ber Co., r. 221, 2d
Gravener David, waiter, r. 516 Mission
Graves Abraham L., janitor, r. 181 Jessie
" Ann S., widow, r. 728 Haight
" Arthur E., salesman Pairpoint Mnfg Co.,

r. 112, 14th
" Benjamin H., stenographer Pac. Paving

Co., r. 506 Hayes
" Catherine A., widow, r. 249 Pacific
" Charles H., office 808 Montgomery, r. 6

Julius
" Edward, plasterer, r. 437 O'Farrell
■■ Edward, salesman, r. 8 Mason
" Eliphalet L., foreman, r. 1311 Do'ores
" Felix F., waiter, r. 915 Sacramento
" Frances A., widow, r. 1024, 13th Av South
" Frank B., asst. librarian Mechanics Insti-
tute, r. Alameda
" Frederick C, clerk Harvey B. Kilboum, r.

506 Hayes
" Frederick G., fireman Mills Bldg., r. 1402
Nebraska
Graves Hiram T., secretary Mount Olivet
Cemetery Association, 302 Montgomery,
rooms 7-8, r. Alameda
" Hulda Miss, pupil nurse City and County

Hospital
" James, fish, 134, 9th, r. 1627 Mission
" James, watchman U. S. Mint, r. Russ

House
" Jennie Mrs., r. 506 Hayes
" John, accountant Yates & Co., r. 1516^

Vallejo
" John H., medical student, r. 1816 Post
" John L., lumberman, r. 419 Minna
•' Lawrence S., r. 917 Filbert
" Linus R., bartender, r. 409 Turk
" Mary, widow, r. San Bruno Av nr Six Miie

House
" Paul, waiter, r. 271 Stevenson
" Samuel A., coachman, 813 Sutter

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Graves S. F., master mariner, 9 Mission, r. Ala-
meda
Graves Wallcer C, attorney at law, 402 Kearny,

rooms 2 and 5, r. 2131 Howard
Graves Walter E., manager Pairpoint Manu-
facturing Co., 220 Sutter, r. 1213 Central
Av, Alameda
" W. H. H., mining and real estate, 330 Pine,

room 40, r. Oakland
" William W., r. 210 Grant Av
-eS^Graves. See Greaves

Gravett Edward, watchman Home for Inebri-
ates, r. 2000 Stockton
Gravity Can -Labeling Machine Co., L. C.
Parke president, Peter T. Barclay sec-
retary, 105 Mission
" Flusher Co., Edward E. Tueker man-
ager, 315 California, rooms 18-20
Gray Albert E., clerk Deckelman Bros., r. 1710

Stockton
Gray Albert E., secretary Land Savings Union
of California, 69-71 Chronicle Bldg, r.
Oroville, Cal.
" Albert W., shipping clerk Syracuse Cycle

Co., r. Oakland
'• Alexander, insurance broker, r. 1710 Stock-
ton
" Andrew, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 3205

Clay
" Anna Miss, dressmaker, r. 19 Blake
" Archibald, boilermaker, r. 929y2 Shotwell
" Arthur G., carpenter, r. 1213 Bush
" Arthur W., student, r. 122 Scott

GRAY BROTHERS

(George F. and Harry N.), contractors
artificial stone paving and concrete,
oflaces Portland, Oregon, Oakland, Ala-
meda, Los Angeles and 316 Mont-
gomery, San Francisco
Grav Catherine, widow, r. 116 California Av
" 'Catherine J., widow, r. 121, 6th
" Charles, bookkeeper, r. 64 Natoma
" Charles, bookkeeper G. L. Bresse & Co., r.

1213 Leavenworth
" Charles, clerk C. D. Bunker & Co., r. 779

Market
" Charles, 1st officer str Eureka, r. Lorin
" Charles, insurance agent, r. 25 Russ
" Charles E., machinist Bay City IronWks,

r. 104, 21st
<' Charlotte, widow, r. 1410 Octavia
" Clara A. Miss., dressmaker, r. 608 Post
" Clarence, attorney at law, r. 1310 Mission
" Clarence H., salesman Cluett, Coon & Co.,

r. Oakland
" Clarence J., clerk W. S. Ray Mfg. Co.. r.

Golden Gate, Cal.
" Daniel C, engineer, r. 28 Turk
'• D. M., lumberman, r. 1202 Mission
" D. M. Mrs., lodgings, 1302 Mission
" Eagle Mining Co., W. J. Gurnett secretary,
308 Pine
Gray Edmund S., president Palace Hardware

Co., 603 Market, r. Oakland
Gray Edward, physician, oftlce 530 Sutter, r.
2303 Van Ness Av
" Edward, seaman, r. 1310 Harrison
" Edward, teamster, r. 6 Isis
•' Edward A., bookkeeper Scott & Van Ars-

dale Lumber Co., r. 911 Van Ness Av
" Eliza Miss, dressmaker, r. 608 Post
" Eliza J. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1657b Mission
" Elizabeth, widow, r. De Wolf nr Sickles Av
" Ella M. Miss, stenographer, 139 Phelan

Bldg, r. 801 Ellis
" Ellen, widow, r. 128 Bartlett
" Emily G. Miss, saleslady Mrs. R. Roehl-
man, r. 1213 Leavenworth
Gray E. P., secretary California Construction
Co., 659 Market, r. 2212 Hyde
" Esther M. Miss, clerk Dunne & McPike, r.

California Hotel
" Fannie, widow, r. 595 Ellis
" Florence L. Miss, stenographer The Fi-
delity Mutual Life Association, r. 1213
Leavenworth
" Frank J. (Kennedy & Gray), attorney at
law, 319 Pine, rooms 54-55, r. 106 Eddy

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

Mantels, Grates

aT)d fireplace Trin)n3ings

ARTISTIC DESIGNS.

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Gray Frank M., bookkeeper Gray & Barbieri, r.

San Jose
" Frank P., physician, 827 Polk
" Forbes K., bookkeeper D. M. Osborne &

Co., r. 637, 24th
" Frank S., solicitor Edison Light and Power

Co., r. 544 Minna
" George, r. 708 Golden Gate Av
" George, sawyer Commercial Box Factory,

r. 314, 6th
" George A., traveling salesman, r. 528 Lyon
" George B., conductor, r. 1030 Minna
" George D. (Gray & Mitchell), r. Oakland
" George D., conductor Cal. St. RR, r. UUYz

Washington
Gray George F. (Gray Bros.>, r. 825 California
" George H., foreman S. F. Planing Mill, r.

S s Corbett Av bet Hattie and Danvers
" George V., r. 1115 Bush
" George W.H., with Pacific Coast Syrup

Co., r. 777 Market
" G. F. Mrs., widow, r. 447 Minna
" Giles H., attorney at law, 13 Mills Bldg,

7th floor, r. Oakland
" Grant, butcher Charles Rossow, r. 58, 3d
" Hamilton W., mining, r. 2133 O'Farrell
" Harriet W. Mrs., teacher Peabody Primary

School, r. 918, 21st
" Harry G., brakeman, r. 500 Fulton
Gray Harry N. (Gray Bros.), r. 833 Bush
" H. E. Mrs., r. 306 San Jose Av
" Henry, contractor, r. 2133 O'Farrell
Gray Henry, secretary F. H. Ames & Co., 24

Luning Bldg, r. 717 Fillmore
" Henry F., salesman E. J. Robinson & Co.,

r. 312, 7th
" Henry H.,r. 2133 O'Farrell
" Henry H., dyer Golden Gate Woolen Mills,

r. nil York
" Henry L., motorman Market St. Ry., r.

1110 Pierce
" Henry W., livery stable, 16 Webb, r. 1235

Golden Gate Av
" Herbert G., clerk Chronicle, r. 1710 Stockton
" Herman, harness maker, 518^4 Hayes, r.

510 Birch Av
" J. Alfred (Murch & Gray), r. 1710 Stockton
" James, r. 1032, 19th
" James, teamster, r. 8 Gough
" James B., salesman J. B. Spencer Mfg. Co.,

" James H., hall man Crocker Bldg, r. 5414

" James L., cashier F. H. Ames & Co., r. 534

Bush
" James M. (Gray & Barbieri). r. San Jose
" Jane, actress Cremorne Theatre
•' Jane, widow, teacher elocution, r. 118 St.

Ann's Bldg
" JennieE., widow, r. 1415 Mason
" John, elevatorman 803 Sutter, r. 701 Fill-
more
" .John, painter, r. 545M Natoma
" John, plumber, r. 1617 Baker ^ ,. , <,

" John, student Van der Naillen's School of

Engineering, r. 918, 21st
" John C, stenographer Alfred B. Treadwell,

r. 528 Lyon
" John G., laborer, r. 2538 Washington
Gray John H., general agent Washington Life
Insurance Co. (New York), 412 Mont-
gomery, telephone Main 1666, r. 122 Scott
" John J., bartender, r. 121, 6th
" John M., carpenter, r. 861 Market
" John P., inspector U. S. Customs,
Franklin

237

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Gray John S., r. 1501 Washington

" John T., plumber, 230 Sutter, r. Alameda

" Joseph, grlpman Market St. Ry., r. 1224
Haight

" Joseph J., collector, r. 223 Eddy

" Keith F., machinist, r. 637, 24th

" L. F., widow, r. Sickles Av nr De Wolf

" L. M., purser str Aztec, r. San Leandro

" Louisa C. Miss (Gray & O'Neil), r. 1170
Market

" Louise, widow, r. 1213 Leavenworth

" Luke (Ingram & Gray), r. 1617 Baker

" Luke, gardener, r. 701 Fillmore

" M. Mrs., r. 515 Post

" Martin, core maker Atlas Iron Wks

" Mary, widow, r. 19 Blake

" Mary Mrs., lodgings, 215'/4 Mason

" Mary A., widow, r. 1015 Market

" Matilda, widow, r. 157, 7th

" Matthias K. Mrs., artist, r. 1108 Green

" M. E. Miss, correspondent Sherwood &
Sherwood, r. Fruitvale

" Michael E., fireman Engine 16, r. 1008 Ten-
nessee

" M. King, actor, r. 1108 Green
Gray N. & Co., undertakers and importers
undertakers' materials, 6i.-B43 Sacra-
mento

" Nellie Miss, stenographer Sherman, Clay
& Co., r. Fruitvale

" Nicholas, teacher Russian, Filippe's Acad-
emy of Language

" Patrick J., shoe finisher, r. 727, 17th

" Peter, tinsmith, r. 2558 Geary

" Reuben, planerman, r. 447 Minna

" Richard, general traffic manager S. P. Co.,
Union Trust Bldg, room 34, r. 236 San
Jose Av

" Robert, boat builder Fulton Eng. & Ship
Bldg. Wks, r. 116 California Av

" Robert B., office 405 Montgomery, room 5

" Robert F., physician St. Luke's Hospital,
r. 1514 Taylor

" Roscoe S. (Fox & Gray), attorney at law,
508 Montgomery, r. 1057 Center, Oakland

" Samuel N., clerk Washington Mill Co., r.
306 San Jose Av

" Sarah E. Miss, nurse Hospital for Chil-
dren, 3700 California

" T. B., salesman, r. 126 Ellis

" Theodore, accountant Selby Smelting and
Lead Co., r. 2047 Pine

" Thomas, r. wey^, 3d

" Thomas, waiter Thompson & Tobius, r.
106'/2, 3d

" Thomas A., millman S. P. Co., r. 134 How-
ard

" Thomas L., carpenter C. Gitsham, r. 116
California Av
Gray Thomas P. D., cashier Northwestern Na-
tional Insurance Co., 412 Montgomery, r.
122 Scott

" Thomas S., steward, r. 334, 3d

" Vincent D., clerk Dunne & McPike, r. Ala-
meda

" Walter A., clerk freight auditor's dept.
S. P. Co., r. 17 Linden Av

" Walter W., paper hanger Cook's Decorat-
ing Co., r. 447 Minna

" William, teamster Cal. Construction Co.,

r. 530, 17th
" William B., clerk D. M. Osborne & Co., r.

637, 24th
" William B., salesman Goldberg, Bowen &

Co., r. 1521 Broadway
'• William C, clerk Post Office, r. 10 Julia

Gray William E., editor California, 179 Crocker
Bldg, r. 911 Van Ness Av
" William E., iron molder, r. 9y2 Langton
" William J., r. 1514 Taylor
Gray WilUam J., superintendent Shipowners'
and Merchants' Tugboat Co., 302 Cali-
fornia, r. 2417 Pacific Av
^' William W., r. 1514 Taylor
" Willis, boatman, r. 8 Oregon
" & Barbieri (James M. Gray and Paul Bar-
bieri), fruit and produce commission
merchants, 309-311 Washington
Gray & Mitchell (George D. Gray and William
A. Mitchell), wholesale lumber, 33-34
Luning Bldg
" & O'Neil (Miss Louisa C. Gray and Miss
Nellie G. O'Neil), dressmaking, 90 Dono-
hoe Bldg
«S=-Gray. See Grey

Gray's Harbor Commercial Co.,

E. M. Herrick president, A. W. Jackson
vice-president, C. H. Holmes treasurer,
W. C. Kirketerp secretary, 121 Market,
proprietors Commercial Box Factory,
factories 3d and King, and Cosmopolis,
Wash., factory telephone Main 5462,
office 610, agents Commercial Line of
Steamers between San Francisco,
Gray's Harbor and Shoalwater Bay
Gray's Harbor Packets, Simpson Lumber Co.

agents, 48 Market, room 2
Graybill George D., r. 2314 Larkin
Graymiller Charles, carpenter, r. 771 Howard
Grayson Frank G., barber Joseph Knauer, r.

110, 4th
Grayson George W., capitalist, office 331 Pine,
room 11, r. Oakland
" House, Mrs. James G. Chown proprietor,

828 Powell
" James D., r. 826 Powell
Grayson Robert R. (Ralston & Grayson), min-
ing secretary, 331 Pine, room 11, r.
Pacific-Union Club
Graze William M., pattern maker, r. 1514 Taylor
Grazer Adolph G., cigar maker, r. 902, 26th
Grazer Fred A., physician, chemist and drug-
gist, NE cor 19th and Mission, r. 240, 19th
Greable Josephine, widow, r. 1002 Jackson
Greaney Daniel G., conductor Cal. St. RR. r.

815 Greenwich
Greany Catherine, widow, r. 17th Av South
nrK
" Frederick J., millhand Cal. Barrel Co., r.

17th Av South nr K
" Henry G., millhand Cal. Barrel Co., r. 17th

Av South nr K
" John T., attorney at law, 14 Grant Av,

room 25, r. 827 Brannan
" Michael, real estate, r. 827 Brannan
" Thomas, r. 602, 6th

" William F., numismatist, r. 827 Brannan
aS^Greany. See Graney

Great American Importing Tea Co. (H. Huddle-
ston & Co.), 52-58 Market
" American Stereopticon and Concert Co.
The, J. H. Tigner proprietor, 23, 1st
Great Council of California, Improved Order
of Red Men, C. F. Burgman great chief
of records, 320 Post
" Eastern Carpet Beating and Renovating
Wks, Benjamin Grant manager, 14, 8th

GREAT EASTERN CLOTHES

RENOVATING CO. (John M. Jones and
Daniel A. Sullivan), suits cleaned and
pressed $1.00, clothes cleaned, pressed
and repaired $1. 50 per month and de-
livered free of charge, 419 California,
room 4
Great Northern Railway Line, H. M. Price
general agent, U Montgomery

" Western Can Co., Axel Johnson manager,
223 Mission

" Western Mining and Milling Co. (Mono Co.),
F. E. Luty secretary. 330 Pine, room 5

" Western Quicksilver Mining Co. The (Lake
Co.), Abraham Halsey secretary, 530
California, rooms 49-50

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Greathead Nathaniel T., clerk freight auditor's
dept, S. P. Co., r. East Oakland
" Norman J., clerk general auditor's office

S. P. Co., r. East Oakland
" Robert, machinist Union I. Wks, r. 501
Napa
Greathouse Louise, widow, r. 2019 Webster
Greatrix Arthur, janitor Thurlow Block, r. 126

Kearny
Greatzer Frank, office S15 California, r. 110 Eddy
Greaves Henry, proprietor Adams House, 519
Sacramento, Pacific House, 209 Leides-
dorff, San Francisco House, 737 Howard,
Clay St. House, 36 Clay, r. San Leandro,
Cal.
" Thomas T., bookkeeper Smiths' Cash Store,
r. East Oakland
J8®=Greaves. See Graves
Greco Giochino, peddler, r. 1 Jasper PI
Greco-Russian Cemetery, 34th Av and Clement
Greefkens John H., clerk freight auditor's dept.

S. P. Co., r. Russ House
Greek Consulate, August Goustiaux acting con-
sul, 625 Union
Greeley Alameda and San Francisco Tranfser
Co., Paul F. Kellogg proprietor, 3 Spear
" Annie Miss, r. 217 Francisco
" James, plumber, r. 28 Laskie
" John, laborer, r. 213 Borland
" John, miner, r. 1407 Scott
" Joseph, plumber, r. 1407 Scott
" Joseph W., driver Rapid Safety Filter Co.,

r. 1214 Steiner
" Nora, widow, groceries, 539 Howard
" R. P. M., vice-president American Rail-
way Construction and Land Improve-
ment Co., 10 California, room 14, r. Oak-
land
jm^Greeley. See Greely
Greely James, r. 3 Elliot Park
" John, grading and sewer contractor, 326,

8th Av
" John J., secretary Macomber-Grayson Co.,

123 Clay, r. 3 Elliot Park
" Mark A., dairy, 3104 Point Lobos Av
" Thomas, plasterer, r. 1120 Stevenson
fi®~ Greely. See Greeley

Green Abraham, diamond importer. 220 Sutter,
r. 1210 Ellis
" Abraham, salesman M. Scheyer & Bro., r.

605 Octavia
" Abraham E., salesman Levenson & Co.
Green Adam T. (A. T. Green & Co.), r. 2627
Dwight Way, Berkeley
" Adelbert W., pressman Dempster ,Bros.. r.

1606 Howard
" Adelle Miss, r. 1894 Mission
" Albert, metal roofer Forderer Cornice Wks,

r. 131 Grove
" Alexander, teamster, r. 215 Henry
" Andrew E., plumber, r. 1117 Vermont
" Annette H. Mrs., teacher Haight Primary

School, r. 225 Bartlett
" Annie, widow, r. 425 McAllister
" Annie, domestic, 307 Lett
" Anthony, teamster William Kerr Co., r.

905 Battery
" Arthur H., butcher Thomas Barnett, r. 615

Linden Av
" Arthur F., timekeeper P. M. SS. Go's
Wharf,

GREEN A. T. & 00.

(Adam T. Green), real estate and house
brokers, 324 Montgomery, Safe De-
posit Bldg

Green August, deckhand str Tiburon, r. Tiburon,

Cal,
" August, marker S. F. Laundry, r. 1915A

O'Farrell
" Augustus R., r. 1153 Guerrero
" Austin, confectioner, r. 626 Natoma
" Bartholomew, groceries and liquors, 1942

Filbert
" Belle, widow, r. 418 Leavenworth
" Benjamin, porter S. P. Co., r. 129a Welsh
" Bessie C, teacher music, r. 1532 Polk
Green Brothers (Silas and Charles), proprietors

Cafe Columbia, 1,3-15 Pcwell

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,
CARPETS.

Immense Stock of the Latest Patterns.
©-41-<54-'7 iVlarket St.

Green Carrie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 24 Mint Av
" Charles, canmaker, r. 826 Union
" Charles, foreman F. S. Moody, r. Alameda
" Charles, seaman, r. 61V^ Shipley rear
" Charles, seaman, r. 106 Steuart
" Charles, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
" Charles A. (Green Bros ), r. 2825 Pine
" Charles A., bookkeeper, r. 2425 Gough
" Charles A., saloon watchman str Peru
" Charles B., contractor and builder, r. 34

Hawthorne
" Charles D., mo Ider Thompson Bros., r. 921

Shotwell

" Charles E., engineer, r. 1701 San Carlos Av

Green Charles E., private secretary Charles F.

Crocker and Crocker Estate Co., 53

Union Trust Bldg, r. 2601 Fillmore

" Charles E., warehouseman Kittle & Co., r.

28 Mary
" Charles H., carpenter, r. 421, 22d
" Charles H., laborer, r. NW cor Bay and

Webster
" Charles J., iron worker, r. 721^ Tennessee
" Charles L., master mariner, r. 1024 Wash-
ington
" Charles S., millhand, r. 16 Camp
" Clarence, r. 35^4 Harriet
" Corydon B., contractor, r. 34 Hawthorne
" ■ Daniel, grocer, r. 826 Union
•' Daniel Jr., surveyor, r. 826 Union
" David B., druggist Am. Drug Co., r. 722

Franklin
" David H., clerk, r. 1620 Geary
" Dufly C. Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 1001

Pine
" E., machinist Bay City Iron Wks
" Edgar T., clerk Welch & Co., r. 1323 Guer-
rero
" Edward, r. 420 Jackson
" Edward, r. 639i/2 Stevenson
" Edward, bookkeeper, r. 1922 Buchanan
" Edward, candy maker M. L. Stearns, r. 108

McAllister
" Edward, laborer, r. 20291/4 Ellis rear
" Edward, teamster John B. Dallas, r. 8 Kate
" Edward D., clerk auditing dept Wells,

Fargo & Co.. r. 1216 Golden Gate Av
" Edward F., boatman, r. 1105 Montgomery
" Edward S., bellman Grand Hotel
Green Edwin A., secretary and manager Mill-
brae Company, SE cor 9th and Mission,
r. 621 Hayes
" Eleanor G., widow, dressmaker, 249 Pacific
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 615 Linden Av
" Elizabeth H., widow, r. 1620 Geary
" Ellen Miss, dressmaker, r. 1813 Broder-

ick
" Emil, millhand Frank Huber, r. 212 Golden

Gate Av
" F., miner, r. 814 Montgomery
" F., master mariner, r. 5 Market
" Francis J., longshoreman, r. 1105 Montgom-
ery
" Frank B., grocer, r. QYi Alemany
" Frank E., wool sorter F. S. Moody, r. 928M

Folsom
" Frank T., druggist. 500 Devisadero, r. 1832
Fell
Green Fred H., office 330 Pine, room 15. tele-
phone Main 1610, r. Sausalito
" Frederick, waiter Young & Weisman, r.

4301/4 Clementina
" Frederick M., master bk Alaska, 46 Steuart
" Frederick P., policeman, r. 929 Post
" George, r. 63914 Stevenson
" George, janitor, r. 26 Morey Alley

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Green George, special policeman, r. 919 Green-
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" George, teamster, r. 31 Randall
" George, teamster Michael Smith
" George, watchman, r. 29 Rutledge Av
" George, wool sorter F. S. Moodv, r. 1213

Dolores
" George F., bookkeeper, r. 1S13 McAllister
" George G., laborer, r. 19 Georgia
" George H., steward, r. 18, 1st
" Gold Mining Co. (Tuolumne Co.), John H.

Sayre secretary, 405 Montgomery, room 5
" Gustav, laundryman, r. 1915a O'Farrell
" Harry, janitor, 334 Pine
" Harry S., barber, 436 Montgomery Av, r.

915 Pacific
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" Henry, paper hanger, r. 1 Eddy
" Henry D., machine hand Albert Hansen,

r. 421, 22d
" H. F.,r. 650,4th
" Hiram M., conductor Sutter St. Ry., r. 1

Sunny Court
" House, Mrs. Bridget Farrell proprietor,

NW cor Sierra and Maryland
" Isaac N., clerk, r. 1216 Golden Gate Av
" Isabelle, widow, r. 418 Leavenworth
" Isidor, tailor, r. 1 Kappeler PI
" Isidor S., barber supplies, 337, 2d Av
" J., r. 715 Howard
" Jacob, r. 733 Franklin
" James, r. 15 Merritt
" James, clerk, r. 915 Pacific
" James, gardener, r. 3435 Gough
" James, longshoreman, r. 1105 Montgomery
" James, polisher S. F. Novelty and Plating

Wks, 68, 1st, r. 444'/2, 3d
" James D., elevator operator, 320 Sutter, r.

6391/4 Stevenson
" James F., gardener, r, 3425 Gough
" J. Charles (Siebe & Green), r. 309 Powell
" J. N., r. 1316 Golden Gate Av
" John, barber L. S. Trabue, r. 319, 3d
" John, clerk, r. 143, 7th
" John, coachman, 1883 Washington
" John, cook, r. 3 Lawrence PI
" John, laborer, r. 20 Everett
'• John, laborer, r. 537 Sacramento
" John, teamster "Western Transfer Co., r.

304,3d
" John C, mining, r. 330 Fell
" John E., engineer Union I. Wks, r. 4514 Her-
mann
" John H., asst. engineer str Gipsy, r. 224

Frederick
" John J., bartender, r. 1105 Montgomery
" John M., miner, r. 3490^4 Market
" John T., corporal police, r. 639i/i Stevenson
" John T., driver Standard Oil Co., r. 806,

24th
" John W., teamster William Raubinger &

Sons, r. 417a Francisco

" Jonathan, druggist, 1300 Mason, r. 1024
Washington

" Joseph, stenographer, r. 425 McAllister

" Joseph C, engineer, r. 1405 Powell
Green JoseptiE., secretary and manager Edison
Lignt and Power Co., r. 1791 McAllister

" Julia B., widow, r. 711 Jones

" Julia F., widow, r. 324 Jones

" Kate Mrs., proprietor The Glenwood, 1532
Polk

" L., rigger Llewellyn Davies

" Lawrence N., marine engineer, r. 919 Green-
wich

" Lizzie M. Miss, r. 1216 Golden Gate Av

Green Lottie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Dora
Gauthier, r. 213 Golden Gate Av
" Louis, peddler, r. 605 Octavia
" Lucy, widow, seamstress, r. 119 Stockton
" M. A. Mrs., r. 1714 Market
" Mark (M. Phillips & Co.), r. 1332 Golden

Gate Av
" Martin E., stevedore, r. 547, 1st
" Mary, widow, r. 40 Perry
" Mary, widow, r. 1105 Montgomery
" Mary, domestic, 1630 Sacramento
" Mary A. Mrs., teacher Congregational Chi-
nese Mission School, r. 914 Powell
" Max, jeweler, r. 605 Octavia
" M, E. Mrs., widow, r. 517^/4 Shotwell rear
" Mercedes, widow, r. 915 Pacific
" M. H., helper Edison Light and Power Co.,

r. Oakland
" Michael, laborer, r. 342 Langton
Green Milton J., attorney at law, 419 Cali-
fornia, room 24, r. Oakland
' ' Morris, shoemaker, 1218 Pierce, r. 518 O'Far-
rell
" Nellie, widow, school teacher, r. 225 Bart-
let t
" Nellie, domestic, 232 Scott
" Oscar, laborer, S. F. Candle Co., r. 117 Gil-
bert
" Patrick, teamster Albert E. Buckman, r.

45 Belcher
" Patrick F., undertaker J. C. O'Connor & Co.,

r. 767 Mission
" R. George, clerk Kohler & Chase, r. 517

Turk
" Richard M., carpenter Siebe & Green, r.

820, 26th
" Robert, r. 312 Golden Gate Av
" Robert G., salesman, r. 517 Bush
" Robert H., hardware, 1328 Valencia, r.

830, 36th
" Robert W., carrier postofflce, r. SSV^

Garden
" Samuel, shoemaker J. Smith, r. 82914

Valencia
" Samuel E., clerk National Ice Co., r. Oak-
land
" Samuel S., business manager Hotel Ga-
zette, 430 Kearny, r. Alameda
" Sarah A., widow, r. 1233 Broadway
" Silas (Green Bros.), r. 3829 Pine
" Simon, distributor Post Office, r. 733 Frank-
lin
" Simon, laborer, r. 803 Greeni
" Solomon, glazier, r. 339 Hayes
" Talosko, collector, r. 1645, 35th
" Theodore, druggist Frank T. Green, r. 500

Devisadero
" Thomas (Burke & Green), r. 439 Bryant
" Thomas (Green & McCullough), r. 1113 Fol-

som
" Thomas, baker J. Tamony, r. 1317 Folsom
" Thomas, miner, r. 419 Hayes
" Thomas, salesman, r. 2012 Polk
" Thomas, teamster, r. 2047!4 Mission
" Thomas E., brewer, r. 5091^ Brannan
" Walter A. (Carrau & Green), r. 1210 Ellis
" Walter C, sculptor, r. 1711 Fulton
" Walter J., iron molder, r. 2435 Gough
" Walter J., laborer Spring Valley W. W., r.

634, 4th
" W. P., clerk Standard Oil Co., r. Oakland
" William, broom maker Cal. BroomMfg. Co.,

r. 18 Rutledge Av
" William, carpenter, r. \'^\i Freelon
" William, produce dealer, r. 738 Golden Gate

Av
" William, student, r. 430 Golden Gate Av
" William, tailor, 255 Steuart
" William G., draughtsman Dow Steam

Pump Wks, r. 731% Tennessee
" William H., machinist W. T. Garratt & Co.,

r. 224 Frederick
" William J., salesman Home Industry Shoe
Co., r. 28 Mary
Green Williain S., United States Surveyor-Gen-
eral, 610 Commercial, r. 808 Van Ness Av
" & McCullough (Thomas Green and Peter
McCullough), wood and coal. 1113 Folsom
4®=Green. See Greene and Gruen

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Greenan Frank, teamster, r. 28 Ohio PI
" Frank, policeman, r. 213, 13th
" John, inspector U. S. Customs, r. 244, 2d Av
" Joseph, seaman, r. 38 Ohio PI
" Peter, r. 507^4 Ash Av
" Peter, clerk, r. 28 Ohio PI
" Rebecca Mrs., teacher Cleveland Primary

School, r. 114, 13th
4®"Greenan. See Grennan
Greenbaum Harry, r. 325 Pacific
" Hyman, shoemaker, 345, 3d
Greenbaum L. & Co. (S. L. Ackerman and Mrs.

Sarah Greenbaum), grain and stock

brokers, 320 Montgomery
" Lawrence, dental student, r. 1026 Ellis
" Phoebe Miss, milliner, r. 325 Pacific
" Rosalie, widow, r. &\5Y2 Fulton
" Samuel, actor Morosco's Grand Opera

House, r. 615!4 Fulton
" Sarah, widow (L. Greenbaum& Co.), r. 1026

Ellis
" Simon, dealer watches and jewelry, 6

Chronicle Bldg» r. 1069 Mission
" WilliamL. (Greenbaum & Co.), r. 1026 Ellis

GREENBAUM & 00.

(William L. Greenbaum), manufactur-
ers fine perfumes and toilet articles
and importers confectionery, 128 Post,
telephone Grant 53

i6®-Greenbaum. See Greenebaum and Grin-

baum
Greenberg Abraham H., wood and coal, 1403-

1405 Ellis, r. 1626 Ellis
Adolph, tailor, r. 1411 Pacific
Frank L., barber H. H. Creighton, r. 706i/4

Jones
Frederick, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 318 Tay-
lor
Henry, sausage maker, 1044^4 Howard
Herman, r. Pacific Hebrew Home
Joseph (M. Greenberg's Sons), r. 2293

Franklin
L. J., salesman Kohlberg, Strauss & Froh-

man, r. 627 Geary
Leon (M. Greenberg's Sons), r. 1027 Page
Leopold, curio dealer, 35^^ O'Farrell, r. 1411

Pacific
Louis, junk. 1660 Mission, r. 26, 13th
Mannie Miss, stenographer, r. 18251/4 O'Far-

rell
Matthew H., merchant, r. 2112 Post
MaxC, salesman Roos Bros,, r. 1020 Van

Ness Av
Max H. (Greenberg & Greenberg), r. 2112

Post
Morris, tailor, r. 1825^^ O'Farrell
P. & Co. (Phillip Greenberg), woolens and

tailors' trimmings, 37-38 Flood Bldg
Pauline Mrs., r. 1411 Pacific
Phillip (P. Greenberg &Co.), r.910ADevisa-

dero
Samuel, peddler, r. 16 Juniper
Samuel C. (Greenberg & Greenberg), r. 1020

Van Ness Av
Samuel H., r. 2410 Pacific Av
Solomon, bookkeeper Bauer Bros. & Co., r.

1825/2 O'Farrell
" Wolf B., clerk tariff dept. Wells, Fargo &

Co., r. 1309A Hayes

GREENBERG & GREENBERG

(Max H. and Samuel C), fancy goods,
laces, embroideries, trimmings, ho-
siery, handkerchiefs, 31 Grant Av

«5-Greenberg. See Greenburg and Gruenberg

Greenberg's M. Sons (Leon and Joseph), propri-
etors Eagle Brass Machine and Plating
Wks, 225-227 Beale

Greenblatt Edgar A., clerk, r. 847 Golden Gate
Av

Greenblatt M., editor California Demokrat, r.
847 Golden Gate Av
" William, candy maker, r. 847 Golden Gate
Av

Greenburg Harry, laborer Flint & McLennan,
346, 11th
" Samuel, tailor, 131 Montgomery

4®"Greenburg. See Greenberg

W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.

Black and Galyanizei

and FITTINGS, all sizes, for Gas,

Steam and Water.

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Greene Addie Mrs., proprietor The Weldon, 427
Eddy
" A. E., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 340 Day
" Annie E., widow, r. 1357 Post
" Charles E., dressmaking, 236 O'Farrell
'• C. Harry, bookkeeper New Home Sewing
Machine Co., r. Oakland
Greene Charles S., associate editor Overland
Monthly, 508 Montgomery, r. 1714 Market
" Daniel P., asst. City and County Surveyor,

r. 826 Union
" David H., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &

Co., r. 1620 Geary
" Duncan, teamster, r. 8 Kate
" E. Mme., dressmaking, 331 O'Farrell
" Edward, r. 98 Devisadero
" Edward, driver John B. Dallas, r. 8 Kate
" Edward M., special agent State of Cal.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, r. Claremont
Greene Frank, first lieutenant Signal Corps
U. S. A. and chief signal ofQoer Dept. of
California, 217 Phelan Bldg, r. Alameda
" Frederick, salesman William Clufl Co., r.

Oakland
" George W., r. Ocean House Av nr Ingleside
" George W., machinist, r. 98 Devisadero
" Henry E. R., laborer Commissary of Sub-
sis tance IT. S. A., r. 409 Powell
" Henry P., clerk, r. 437 Eddy
" Herbert M., stock clerk Holbrook, Merrill

& Stetson, r. 417 Eddy
" James J., groceries and liquors, SE cor

Harrison and 30th, r. 2403 Harrison
" John C, conductor Market St. Ry, r. 1810

Page rear
" John E., deputy assessor, r. 913 Haight
" Joseph, compositor Bulletin, r. 1618 Steiner
" Joseph W., r. 803 O'Farrell
" Kate Mrs., compositor, r. 8 Kate PI
" Leo W. H., r. Corbett Av nr Ingleside
" Lucius E., attorney at law, 533 Market,

room 41, r. 1511 Pierce
" Mary F. Miss, nurse, r. 132 Grove
" Michael, r. 736 Brannan
" Nathaniel, policeman, r. 709 Shotwell
Greene Oliver D., Colonel and assistant adju-
tant-general U. S. A., adjutant- general
Dept. of California, 204 Phelan Bldg, r.
Pacific-Union Club
" Ransome, r. 33 Sanchez
" Richard, teamster, r. 8 Kate
" Robert, conductor, r. 240 Day
" Robert, miner, r. 240 Day
" Samuel, cooper, r. 824, 14th Av South
" Samuel T. (Douglas & Greene), r. 1939 Mis-
sion
" S. H., salesman Am. Tobacco Co., r. Oak-
land
" Thomas, clerk J. J. Greene, r. 3403 Har-
rison
" Thomas, horseshoer, r. 133 Grove
" Watson H., teamster, r. 309, 11th Av
" W. Frederick, manager cigar dept. Wil-
liam Cluff Co., 16 Front, r. Oakland
4®-Greene. See Green

Greenebaum Alfred, secretary Pac. Marine Sup-
ply Co., 306 California, r. 1617 Vallejo
" Alfred H. (Rothschild & Greenebaum), r.
1914 Pacific Av
Greenebaum Emil, secretary King-Morse Can-
ning Co., NW cor Broadway and San-
some, r. 1914 Pacific Av
" Jacob, stockbroker, 337 Pine, r. 3100 Van

Ness Av ^

" Joseph L., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r.
1459 Franklin

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DEALERS IN AtL KINDS OF

jFOREIGN# DOMESTIC GOAL

Family Trade a Specialty.

Greenebaum Leon, purchasing agent Western
Meat Co., r. Hotel Richelieu

Leon S., bookkeeper Greenebaum & Co.,
r. 1459 Franklin

Louis, bookkeeper Louis Sloss & Co.. r. 1914
Pacific Av

Morris, president Greenebaum & Co.,
115-117 Bush, r. Paris, France

Moses (Greenebaum, Weil & Michels), r.
Hotel Richelieu

Oscar, clerk Wilmerding-Loewe Co., r.
Hotel Miramar

R. Mrs., widow, r. 1914 Pacific Av
Greenebaum Slgmund, manager London, Paris
and American Bank (Limited), 1-3 San-
some, r. 1459 Franklin
Greenebaum, Weil & Micbels (Moses Greene-
baum, Leopold Weil and Leopold
Michels), importers and manufacturers
men's furnishing goods, 17-19 Sansome,
factory .531 Mission
Greenebaum William, president The Stuparich
Manufacturing Co., 533 Market, r. SW
cor California and Gough

GREENEBAUM & CO.,

Morris Greenebaum president, Henry
Kohn secretary, auctioneers and com-
mission merchants, 115-117 Busb, New
York office 43 Leonard

i3®~Greenebaum. See Greenbaum and Grin-

baum
Grenell Frank G., r. 1711 Scott

" Fred H., clerk, r. 1711 Scott
Greenewald Aaron B., railroad ticket agent, 634
Market, r. 927 Sutter
" .Alice R. Miss, r. 1812 Van Ness Av
" Louise, widow, r. 1812 Van Ness Av
Greenewald Otto H., president Golden Gate
Lumber Co., and treasurer California
Lumber Co., ofQce 4 Sutter, rooms 8-10, r.
1812 Van Ness Av
4®"Greenewald. See Greenwald, Grunwald

and Grunwaldt
Greenfield A. Clark, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt
&Co.,r. 721A 22d
" Charles E., clerk Union I. Wks, r. 733 Bush
" Jesse C, salesman Greenberg & Green-
berg, r. 2023 Pacific Av
" Rose, widow, r. 2023 Pacific Av
" William, barber Shaen & Crown, r. 33 Russ
" William C, traveling salesman, r. 515
Eddy
Greenhalgh John, lodgings, 207 Post
Greenham Elizabeth M. Miss, r. 2125 Howard
Greenhood Bertha G. Miss, teacher music, r.
1309 Broadway
" Fannie Miss, teacher Henry Durant Pri-
mary School, r. 1303 Octavia
" Hugo O., forwarding and shipping, 312 Sac-
ramento, r. 1309 Broadway
" Louis H., r. 1303 Octavia
" Louise, widow, r. 1303 Octavia
Greenhow Albert, watchman Fulton Eng &
Ship Bldg Wks, r. 3 Harry PI
" Alexander M., molder Fulton Eng. & Ship

Bldg Wks, r. 1922 Filbert
" James, blacksmith Union I. Wks, r. 1922
Filbert
Greening Johnson, porter Washburn & Moen

Mfg. Co.
Greenkevitch Nicholas Rev., rector, r. 2050

Leavenworth
Greenlaw Alma, widow, r, 2321 Larkin
" Charles E., painter, r. 571 Stevenson
" Clair F., calker, r. 428 State

Greenlaw Frederick W., shipwright, r. 428 State
" George W., teamster Central Hardware

and Supply Co., r. 571 Stevenson
" John, r. 239 Texas
" JohnB., machine hand Hobbs, Wall & Co.,

r. 239 Texas

GREENLAW MAYO A.,

dentist. Academy of Sciences Building.
819 Market, rooms 11-12

Greenlaw Thomas J., cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r
239 Texas
" William F., conductor Market St. Ry., r
606 Elizabeth
Greenleaf Charles R., lieutenant-colonel. Deputy
Surgeon-General U. S. A., disbursing
officer Medical Dept. U. S. A.. 36 New
Montgomery, r. 2700 Bancroft Way,
Berkeley
" Delia, widow r. 3237 Mission
" S. N., master schr Novelty, office 48 Mar-
ket, room 1
Greenlee F. S., brokerage and commission, 203
Front ♦

" James W., coachman, 1226 Post
Greenlees Hugh, carpenter Frank A. Geier, r.
217 Diamond
" John, tarpenter, r. 1020 Haight
Greenlin Clarence F., teamster, r. 722 Clemen-
tina
Greenly John H., funeral director Cal. Under-
taking Co., r. 16251/^ Pine
Greenman John, laborer, r. 700 San Jose Av
" Kate Mrs., stenographer Land Savings

Union of Cal., r. Alameda
" Sarah E., dressmaking, 700 San Jose Av
Greensfelder Naph B., president Naph B.
Greensf elder Co., 220 Sutter, r. 2123 Pine
" Naph B. Co. (incorporated), Naph B.
Greensfelder president, M. S. Feinberg
vice-president, Fred Bauer secretary,
merchandise brokers, 220 Sutter
Greenslade Louis M., clerk S. F. Dist. Tel. Co.,

Greentree Charles T., clerk C. A. Parkin, r. 1911
Mission
" Louis, salesman, r. 1419 Taylor
" Mary E., widow, r. 305 Jones
Greenwald Hettie Mrs., baths, 415 Sutter, r. 734
Sutter
" Jacob, r. 1513 Gough
" John, r. 110 Eddy

" Louis, porter G. W. Harris, r. 1029 Mission
" M., r. 309 Powell
" Nelson, teamster Oregon Imp. Co., r. 314

Brannan
" William, clerk, r. 3014 Washington
4£i- Greenwald. See Greenewald. Grunwald

and Grunwaldt
Greenway Alfred E., cook The Reception, r. 1121
Filbert rear
" Edward M., office 50 Nevada Block, r. Ho-
tel Pleasanton
" John, deckhand str Piedmont, r. Oakland
Greenwell John, clerk Post Office, r. Alameda
Greenwich Dock U. S. Bonded Warehouse, Bode
& Haslett proprietors, NW cor Bat-
tery and Greenwich
" Fire Insurance Co. The, Tom C. Grant gen-
eral agent, 212 Pine
Greenwood Charles, coachman, 1516 Polk

" Frank M., electrician, r. 711 Hayes
Greenwood Fred A., secretary and treasurer
California Electrical Works, 35 Market,
r. Hotel Pleasanton
" George, painter, r. 26 Kissling
" George C, traveling salesman, r. 1617 Polk
Greenwood George D., vice-president and man-
ager California Electrical Works, 35
Market, r. Oakland
" Hannah, widow, r. 202 San Jose Av
" Henry, r. 26 Kissling

•' Jacob, traveling salesman, r. 1501!^ Market
Greenwood Monroe, president California Elec-
trical Works, 35 Market, r. 713 Hayes
" Ralph, physician, r. 1104 Mission
" Richard, foreman Union Soap Factory, r.

26 Kissling
" S. M. Mrs., widow, r. 747 Francisco

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Greenwood Walter H. (Farrant & Co.), r. 203

San Jose Av
" William, driver, r. 6 Central PI
" William, soapmaker Union Soap Factory,

r. 26 Kissling
Greenzweig George, r. 2322 California
" &Co. (incorporated), wholesale jewelry, 2

Sutter
Greer Anna P. Miss, r. 1216 Hyde
" Charles S., carpenter, r. 1940 Lexington Av
" J., weigher Edison Light and Power Co.,

r. 714 Clementina

James, waiter, r. 11 Louisa
" Jane E. Miss, teacher Chinese Primary

School, r. 1514 Taylor
" John A., horseman, r. 326 Larkin
" John S., horseman, r. 326 Larkin
" Mary M. Miss, r. 1216 Hyde
" M. Thomas, teamster Lewis & Co., r. 34

Kissling
■' R. C, r. Hotel Pleasanton
" Richard N., musician, r. 8 Rausch
" Robert P., manager Pac. Ammonia and

r. Chemical Co., 1634 Sacramento
" Robert W., clerk Kittle & Co., r. 825

Valencia
" Sarah, widow, r. 306i4 Hyde
" William, driver Oliver Q. Reynolds, r.

Oakland
" William J., carpenter, r. 850 Mission rear
" William J., livery and teaming, 226-228,

14th, r. 636, 23d
49-Greer. See Grier
Greesman Joseph, operator I. Botwin & Co., r.

455 Minna
Greffe Charles, proprietor Centennial Furniture

Factory, 508-510, 5th, r. 323y2 Clara

GREG FRANK,

white sand and sawdust, 529 Mission,
telephone Main 1623

Greger John, master schr Hercules, r. 33 Silver

Gregerson Peter, tailor, r. 732 Folsom
Greget Leopold W., florist, SW cor Franklin

and Greenwich
Gregg Alice C. Miss, teacher Spring Valley
Grammar School, r. 2110 Polk
" George, master mechanic S. P. Co., r. Hotel

St. Nicholas
" Herbert R., with Shreve & Co., r. San

Rafael
" J. L. Mrs., widow, r. 2110 Polk
" Louisa L., Miss, compositor, r. 963 Mission
" M., waiter J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli Av
" Wellington, collector tax dept. S. P. Co., 4

Montgomery, r. 618 Powell
" Wellington Jr., assistant receiving teller
The Crocker- Woolworth National Bank,
r. Ashby Av, Berkeley
" William, carpenter, r. 863 Mission
" William, longshoreman, r. 634 Sacramento
" William C, bookkeeper Cal. Safe Deposit
and Trust Co., r. 618 Powell
Greggains Alexander, r. 142% Shipley
" Annie, packer Cal. Drug and Spice Mills,

r. 621 Vi Minna
" Bridget, widow, r. 142 Shipley
" John, printer Abramson-Heunisch Co., r.

142 Shipley
" Michael J., watchman Corporation Yard

S. F.F. D., r. 142 Shipley
" Simon, helper Michael J. Marion, r. 530
Mission
Greggs Eugene, boots and shoes, 2831 Mission
Grego Carmelo, laborer O'Brien & Spotorno, r.

324 Vallejo
Gregoire Emile, waiter Occidental Restaurant,
r. 323 Green
" Louis, salesman J. Tauzy&Co.,r. 816 Capp
Gregor John, farmer, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Gregorio Giuseppe, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo
" Jose, r. .309 Broadway
" Marco, painter, r. 3 Jasper PI
Gregory A., seaman str Pomona
" Albert H., cashier New York Belting and

Packing Co., r. 1929 Sutter
" Alexander M., gripman Market St. Ry., r.

34 Fell
" Amelia, widow, r. 210 Eddy

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

China and Japan Mattings.

Cboice Assortmeot of
Novelties.

SZH-S^-T" IVIARKEX ST.

Gregory A. W., pressman Co-operative Pub. Co.,

r. 1014 Webster
" Bion S., attorney at law, 104 Sutter, room

9, r. 56 Corbett Av
" Brothers (John, Joseph and Louis), nur-
sery, cor Berlin and Burrows
" Catherine B., widow, r. 905 Bush
" Charles A., shoecutter Porter, Slessinger

& Co., r. East Berkeley
" Charles E., country land dept. Bovee, Toy

& Sonntag, r. 2917 Jackson
Charles M., traveling salesman Tillmann

& Bendel, r. Santa Barbara, Cal.
" CoUis H., retoucher Frederick H. Bushnell,

r. Oakland
" E., druggist, 668 Haight, r. 666 Haight
" Edward, fireman Cal. St. RR, r. 1619^2

Leavenworth
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 615 Fulton
" George D., r. 1606 California

GREGORY H. P. & CO.,

machinery and machine supplies, NW
cor Fremont and Mission

Gregory Hugh M., master mariner, r. 639 Haight
" James W., superintendent St. George

Stables, r. Russ House
" J. M. & Brothers (John M. Gregory), dried

fruits, nuts, etc., 327 Front
" John (Gregory Bros.), r. cor Berlin and Bur-
rows
" John, laborer Martin Holje, r. 13th Av

South nr P
" John M. (J. M. Gregory & Bros.), r. 1929

Sutter
" Joseph (Gregory Bros.), r. cor Berlin and

Burrows
" Joseph, fisherman, r. 1315 Sansome
" Lester C, physician, r. Nucleus Bldg
" Louis (Gregory Bros.), r. cor Berlin and

Burrows
" Mary, widow, r. Trumbull nr Craut
" Narciso, driver John Gandolfo & Co., r. 2101

Larkin
" Paul, salesman, r. 34 Fell
" Samuel, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. NE cor

Napa and Louisiana
" Silas E., r. 666 Haight
" Thomas J., reporter Call
" Thomas V., shoemaker J. C. Nolan & Co.,

r. 137 Page
" Victor, clerks. P. Co., r. 121, 6th
" Warren (Chickering, Thomas & Gregory
and Gerstle & Sloss), attorney at law,
206 Sansome, rooms 29-34, r. 2199 Devisa-
dero
" William, janitor Balfour, Guthrie & Co.
" William F., r. 413 Dolores
" William H., compositor Valleau & Peter-
son, r. New Western Hotel
" William M., salesman, r. 1521^/^ Market
Gregson A. Mrs., nurse Kings' Daughter's Home,

217 Francisco
Grehek Johan, laborer, r. 14 Zoe
Greib Peter, machinist S. F. Laundry, r. 1519

Eddy
Greichen William, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r.

1208, 20th
Greif Bruno, brewer, r. 707 Mission
" George M., bookbinder R. I. Whelan & Co.,

r. 739 Filbert
" John J., cashier License Collector's offtce, r.
HI Hermann
Grelffe A., longshoreman, r. 608, 6th
Greig Alexander, apprentice, r. 227 Mississippi
" David, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 56 Erie

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Greig James, secretary San Francisco Lumber
Co., office foot of 3ci, r. SW cor Paru and
Alameda Av, Alameda
" James, ship carpenter, r. 227 Mississippi
" James, stonecutter, r. 29 Julian Av
Greig James S., secretary Doernbecher Furni-
ture Manufacturing Co., 733-741 Mission,

" W., waiter Golden West Hotel
" William, r. 417 Bush
Grein Bartholomew F., bartender J. Knobloch
" Jost, cabinet maker Sterling Furniture
Co., r. 25 Ripley PI
4®=Grein, See Grien

Greiner Amelia Miss, dressmaker, r. 631 Ten-
nessee
" Christine, widow, r. 631 Tennessee
" Leslie F., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1233

Fulton
" W. H., painter Swan & Stein, r. .51, 3d
Grelis Christopher, clerk, r. 7251/4 Hayes

" Margaret, widow, r. 725% Hayes
Grell Charles, cook, r. 823% Bush
Grella Alexandre (Grella & Gaviati), r. 531
Union
" & Gaviati (Alexandre Grella and Luigi
Gaviati), wood and coal, 514 Union
Grellman Cuneo R., cigar box mnfr., 337 Valley
Grellmann Charles, clerk G. L. Carroll & Co.,
r. 440, 2d
" Charles P., conductor, r. 6% Sheridan rear
" Moritz C, bookkeeper, r. 2530 Bryant Av
Gremminger Francis C, painter, r. 650% Natoma

" Joseph, plumber, r. 650% Natoma
Gremmler Conrad H., teamster, r. 319% Clemen-
tina
Grenell Frank G., r. 1711 Scott
" Frederick H., clerk Hart Grenell, r. 1711
Scott
Grenell Hart, druggist, 400 Geary cor Mason, r.

1711 Scott
Grenham Dennis, paver, r. 1332% Broadway
Greninger Daniel, r. 107 Buchanan
" George F., plumber, 1731 Market, r. 107

Buchanan
" Pierce, peddler, r. W s Franklin bet Green-
wich and Lombard
" Theodore, r. 524 Kansas
Grenman Alonzo L.. watchman, r. 2910 Larkin
Grennan Brothers (Matthew and Thomas P.),
merchant tailors, 15 Ellis
" .John A., collector B. P. Oliver, r. 328 Fell
Grennan Joseph F. (Bendixen & Grennan), r. 328
Fell
" Matthew (Grennan Bros.), r. 27 Sanchez
" Peter, farmer, r. 27 Sanchez
" Thomas P. (Grennan Bros.), r. 27 Sanchez
4S=Grennan. See Greenan
Grenningloh William, seaman, r. 820 Battery
Grennis George, capitalist, r. 2611 Pacitic Av
Grenoble The, Mrs. M. A. Dufau proprietor, 603

Bush
Greppin Joseph E., engineer Market St. Ry., r .

1231 Turk
Gresharbour Louis, invalid, r. 156 Clara
Grass Charles, bartender, r. 1237 Stockton
" Kent W., fruits and vegetables and varie-
ties, 603 Stanyan
Gressler Ernest, city salesman M. A. Gunst &

Co., r. 1323 Sacramento
Gresty William, shoemaker, 437 Pine, r. 1213

Kearny
Gretchen John J., baker, r. 615 Pine rear
Greth August, physician and surgeon r. 537

Turk
Grethe Edward, master mariner, r. 15 Pacific

Grether Edgar T., conductor Market St. Ry., r.
545 Jersey
" Ellsworth T., conductor, r. 545 Jersey
" John, baker, r. 409 Union
" Reinhard, baker str Alameda
Gretsch Louise Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1618% Turk
" Philip, clerk Bibo, Newman & Ikenberg, r.
1618% Turk
Gretter George, baker, r. 828 Geary
Gretz Joseph, liquors, NE cor Howard and Beale,

r. 1 William
Greub Adolph, instrument maker The A. Lietz

Co., r. Oakland
Greul Charles J., liquors, .535 Pacific, r. 1237

Stockton
Greule Henry, waiter, r. 13 Page
Greulich John, upholsterer, r. 405 McAllister
Greve Fritz, baker, r. 634 Pacific
Greven Joseph, teacher vocal music, 82, 9th. r.

88, 9th
(irever Girard, laborer, r. 1510 Kentucky
Gi-eves David, r. 225 Ritch
" George W., hoseman Engine 9, r. 3 Rincon

Court
" James, seaman str Pomona, r. 10 Clinton
" N., seaman str San Bias
" William H., stevedore, r. 225 Ritch
Grewe William A., teamster A. Meyer, r. 40

Parker Av
Grey Frank S., manager William Simpson, 603
Montgomery, r. 1045 Market
" G. S., r. 1515A Biroadway
" Jane Miss, r. 217 Francisco
" John R., shipping clerk William Cluff Co.,

r. 1005, 20th
" John T., crier U. S. Circuit Court, r. 425

Kearny
" Joseph, laborer, r. 856 Howard
" Peter J. Rev., pastor St. Patrick's Church,

r. 744 Mission
" Richard H., accountant, 207 Battery, room

19, r. 14 CoUingwood
" Sarah M., widow, r. 1304 Post
-e®- Grey. See Gray

Grez Albert J., barber, 504, 24th, r. 2617 Folsom
Gribbin Alfred, laborer, r. 401 Oak
" Fannie R., r. 401 Oak

" John H., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
312% Waller
Gribble Alonzo, salesman Samuel Shirek, r. 19
Rausch
" Charles H., barber, 2106 Market
" Edgar C, electrician Palace Hotel, r. 19

Rausch
" John B., miner, r. 19 Rausch
" John T., machinist Union 1. Wks, r. Oakland
" W. Arthur, salesman, r. 19 Rausch
Grice G. D., switchman, r. .530, 3d
Grieb Emily, domestic, 1950 California
" Henry T., carpenter, r. 418 Francisco
" Minnie, domestic, 2111 Devisadero
Griebineijh Samuel, waiter M. Cibilich, r. 536

Fremont
Grieme Henry, groceries and liquors, 314, 8th

" Herman H. (Riechers & Grieme), r. 18, 7th
Grien Charles, baker Jacob Goetjen, r. 1224%

Pacific
im~ Grien. See Grein
Grienauer Carl, musician, r. 39, 4th
Grier Robert, carpenter, r. 1512 Sacramento rear
" Robert A., carpenter, r. 1512 Sacramento

rear
" T. Mrs., dressmaking, 321 Minna
" William R., carpenter, r. 1512 Sacramento
rear
j6®~Grier. See Greer
Grierson Annie, widow, r. 522 Polk
Gries Frederick, r. 725 Capp

" John, bartender, r. 1220 Green
Griesche Gustav, machinist Dow Steam Pump

Wks, r. Berkeley
Griese Carl, artificial stone contractor, 40 New
Montgomery, r. 1318 Stanyan
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 113 Germania
Greishaber B. (Chicago, 111.), manufacturer
gold pens and pencils, A. I. Hall & Son
agents, 528-530 Market
Griesinger William, storekeeper German Hos-
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Griesmer Frederick, machinist, r. 3211/4, 20tli
Griesser Joseph C, clerk Beversen & Faltings,

r. 5331/2, 4th
Griflen R. C, salesman Coghill & Kohn
Grifles James H., reporter Call, r. 919a Sutter
Grfan Alfred, brass finisher Whyte & De Rome,

r. 607 Howard
Griffin Andrew G., secretary and treasurer

Griffin & Skelley Co., 132 Market, r.

Alameda
" Anthony T., carpenter, r. 309 Oak
" Bartholomew, driver La Grande Laundry,

r. 1710'^ Howard
" Bartholomew, laborer, r. 1129 Tennessee
" Bartholomew, laborer S. P. Co., r. 732 Na-

toma
" Bernard F., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light

Co., r. 2717 Bush
" Bridget, widow, r. 143 Perry
" Bridget, widow, r. 248 Clara
" Bridget, domestic, 635, 24th
" Charles, painter, r. 1053 Mission
" Charles F., physician, 422, 24th
" Charles W., driver S. F. Transfer Co., r.

124, 6th
Griffin Charles W., vice-president Griffin &

Skelley Co., 132 Market, r. Alameda
" Co a B. Miss, principal Hearst Free Kin-
dergarten 2, r. Oakland
" Daniel, teamster, r. 1147'/4 Howard
" Daniel D., blacksmith, r. 133 Ivy
" Delia, widow, r. 808 O'Farrell
" Dennis T., boatbuilder, r. 615 Ivy Av
" Edward D., carrier postoffice, r. 406^2

Waller
" Eliza Mrs., r. 727 Clementina
" Emily C. Mrs., r. 120 McAllister
" F. M. Mrs., r. 520, 22d
" Frank, laborer, r. NE cor Napa and

Louisiana
" Frank C, salesman Raphael Weill & Co.,

r. 248 Clara
" Frank D., assistant superintendent City

Division Post Office, r. 1212, 22d
" Frank J., clerk P. A. McDonald, r. 209b 13th
" Frank J., compositor J. O. Jephson Co., r.

1430 Pacific
" Frank J., machinist, r. 522 Van Ness Av
" Frank J., tinsmith, r. 8 Norton PI
" George W., teamster, r. 412 Jones
" Gerald R., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &

Co., r. 309 Oak
" Harriet, widow, r. 1727 Eddy
" Harry, waiter, r. 771 Howard
" Harry H., hostler, r. 526i/4 O'Farrell rear
" Harry J., clerk Royal House
" Hattie, widow, r. 66 Shipley rear
" Henry, driver Cook & Co.. r. 1636 Fillmore
" Henry R.. clerk, r. 506, 3d
" Henry S., laborer, r. 1319 Minna
" Hugh, teamster, r. 524 Linden Av
" J., teamster, r. 737 Howard
" James, compositor Commercial Publishing

Co.. r. 1430 Pacific
" James, driver Cal. Wine Assn
" James, laborer, r. 8 Norton PI
" James J., machinist Pac. Can Co., r. 59

Langton
" James P., salesman W. H. Nolan & Co., r.

618 Golden Gate Av
" Jennie, widow, r. 412 Jones
" Jennie, widow, r. 6O614 Elizabeth
" John, carpenter, r. 14 Middle
" John, clerk John J. Winters, r. 8 Norton PI
" John, driver John F. Snow, r. 68 West Mis-
sion
" John, elevatorman, r. 248 Clara
" John, hoseman Engine 24, r. 6OQY2 Elizabeth
•' John, janitor, r. 10021/4 Jackson
" John, stevedore, r. 506, 3d
" John A., cooper Cal. Barrel Co.. r. 8 Nor-
ton PI
" John D., boatbuilder, r. 17141/4 Howard
" John J., boxmaker, r. 506, 3d
" John J., clerk Raphael Weill & Co., r. 248

Clara
'■ John M., teamster, r. 704 Octavia
" John T., teamster F. Emil Seidel, r. IIO81/2

Potrero Av

Griffin John W., marine engineer, 9 Mission, r.
Oakland

" Joseph, bagmaker J. A. Folger & Co., r. 33b
Kiss ling

" Joseph, waiter J. R. Loosley, r. 92154 Sac-
ramento

" Joseph C, teamster, r. 412 Jones

' ' Joseph F. , clerk D. F. Keefe, r. 1008 Alabama

" Julia, widow, r. 33b Kissling

" Kate, waiter Cable Hotel

" Lawrence, laborer, r. 723^/4 Brannan rear

" Marshall G., driver Morton Special Deliv-
ery, r. 713 Shotwell

" Martha A.Mrs., dressmaking, 115 Kearny

" Martin, clerk, r. 411 Mason

" Mary, widow, r. 32 Minna

" Mary A. Miss, r. 8 Madison Av

" Maurice, laborer, r. 855 Folsom

" Maurice, milk dealer, r. IIO8V2 Potrero Av

" Maurice S., pantryman Bohemian Club, r.

" Michael, clerk Newman & Levinson, r. 1208

Mission
" Michael, engineer Phelan Bldg, r. 807 Geary
" Michael, laborer Spring Valley W. W., r.

13 McLea Court
" Michael A., laborer, r. 309 Oak
" Michael J., bartender John C. Casey, r.

1108 Potrero Av
" Michael M., salesman J. Samuels, r. 1208

Mission
" Michael W., wood and coal, 564 Howard
" MiloP., helper, r. 910 Vallejo
" Nellie, widow, r. 711 Geary rear
" Norah Miss, r. St. Mary's Hospital
" Patrick, laborer, r. 23 BlaKe
" Patrick, laborer, r. 72314 Brannan rear
" Patrick F., carpenter and builder, 40 New

Montgomery, r. 114 Ridley
" Patrick J., carriage maker Louis C. Ras-

mussen, r. 2207i/^ Mason
" Raymond M. S., stamper Neustadter Bros.,

r. 711 Geary rear
" Sarah, widow, r. 68 West Mission
" Thomas, laborer, r. 38854 Dolores
" Thomas, seaman, r. 172 Silver
" Thomas F., driver Union Ice Co., r. 110a

Freelon
" Thomas G., clerk, r. 434i/4, 7th
Griffin Thomas H., clerk S. P. Co., 613 Market,

r. 230 Liberty, telephone Mission 206
" Timothy, r. 300, 4th
" Timothy, wagon maker J. J. La Chapelle,

r. 1430 Pacific
" Warren, shoecutter, r. 800, 25th
" Watson Mrs., r. 2120 California
Griffin Willard M., president Griffin & Skelley

Co., 132 Market, r. Alameda
" William, r. 524 Linden Av
" William, collector, r. 68 West Mission
" William, deckhand str Resolute
'• William, solicitor George C. Bornemann

Co., r. 225 Drumm
" William A., engineer Deming-Palmer Mill-
ing Co., r. 3629, 16th
" William B., laborer, r. 816 Montgomery
" William F., machine hand Pac. Can Co..

r. 1070 Howard
" William G., ooremaker Fulton Eng. & Ship

Bldg Wl?s, r. 315 Pixley
William W., engineer Adolph Hromada, r.

1008 Alabama
Griffin & Skelley Company, W. M. Griffin presi-
dent, C. W. Griffin vice-president, A. G.

Griffin treasurer and secretary, packers

fruits and raisins, 132 Market

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Grifflng E. Bailey, clerk Frank S. Kelly, r. 102

Eddy
" Frederick A., salesman, r. 713AO'Farrell
" John L., manager Davis Bros, r. 615 Taylor
" William M., salesman F.N. Woods & Co.,

r. Oakland
Griffith Aaron B., cook, r. 230 Green
" Alexander, baker Am. Biscuit Co., r. 1103

Montgomery
" Alexander, painter, r. 1530 Stockton
" Anthony J., special officer Market St. Ry.,

r. 2507 Larkin
" Anthony J. Jr., deputy License Collector,

r. 2507 Larkin
" Aurelia Mrs., principal Golden Gate Pri-

mary School, r. IM) Hayes
)lf &

Sons, r. 1017

" Benjamin A., porter Wol
Union

" C, carpenter, r. 319 Ellis

" Charles A., chiropodist, 1302 Stockton

" Charles F., clerk William O. Bacon, r.
2912c Lagnna

" Charles M., dental student, r. 710 Geary

" Daniel, laborer, r. SW cor Rose's Av and
Brady

" David, electrician Cal. Electrical Wks, r.
Berkeley

" Edgar M., physician, 1340 Hayes

" Edward A., clerk, r. 2507 Larkin

" Edward B., office 1035 Howard, r. 2839, 16th
Griffltli Edwin L., secretary Arctic Oil Works
and Pacific Steam Whaling Co., 30 Cali-
fornia, r. Ross Valley

■' Emilie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1416 Broadway

•' Flemming M., carpenter, r. 2912 Laguna

" Frederick L. (E. B. Griffith's Sons), r. 2839,
16th

" George C, traveling salesman F. H.
Ames & Co., r. Alameda

" Graves E., photographer, r. 529 Howard

" Haida Mrs., r. 2116 Larkin

" Harry E. (E. B. Griffith's Sons), r. 2839,
16th

" Harry J., clerk Market St. Ry., r. 2507
Larkin

■■ Hervey F., printer E. B. Griffith's Sons, r.
2839, 16th

" James A., wheelwright Geo. W. Phelan, r.
506, 4th

" J. Milo, sculptor Cogswell Polytechnic
College, r. 18 Sycamore Av

" John, bellboy Hotel St. Nicholas

" John, carpenter, r. 28 Turk

•' John B. painter and paper hanger, 1604
Polk, r. 935 Sanchez

" John L., painter John B. Griffith, r. 718,
14th

" John W., tanner, r. 12 Geneva

" John W., teacher Heald's Business Col-
lege, r. 1526, 25th

" Joseph, porter Safe Deposit Bldg, r. 441^^
Clementina

" Lena M., widow, r. 715 Union

" Marie, domestic, 1916 Pierce

" Marshall A., clerk Christoffer M. Christ-
offer, r. 935 Sanchez

" Mary, widow, r. 12 Geneva

" Millen, r. 569 Harrison

" Norman, driver Jersey Farm Co., r. 350 Te-
hama

" Owen L., clerk Pac. Mail SS. Co., r. 704i4
Mission

" R. Vaughan Rev., pastor Welsh Presby-
terian Church, r. 514a 21st

" Uriah, r. 236 Fell

" Uriah L., pressman, r. 236 Fell

Griffith W., kitchen hand Hotel Becker
" W. Edward, clerk N. P. C. RR, r. Oak-
land
" William, laborer, r., 15 Hampton PI
" William, painter, r. 1103 Montgomery
" William B., bookkeeper, r. 815 Valencia
" William W., contractor, r. 1125 Mission
Griffith's E. B. Sons (Harry E. and Frederick L.
Griffith) , printers and proprietors Mis-
sion and South S. F. Mail, 1035 Howard
Griffiths A. L. Mrs., dressmaking, 326 Larkin
" Albert L., bookkeeper Goldberg, Bowen &

Co., r. 2607a Sacramento
" Annie, widow, r. 563 Minna
" Griffith B., policeman, r. 118, 36th
" Griffith L., liquors, 15 Valencia
" James, r. 123 Silver rear
" James H., plumber, r. 123 Silver rear
" John E., machinist, r. 1055 Market
" John O., waiter, 925 Hyde
" Joseph, liquors, 18, 5th, r. 627 Natoma
" Nathaniel, plumber, r. 123 Silver rear
" Patrick, bartender, r. 702 California
" Samuel, marine engineer, r. 2034 Howard
" T. Alfred, with Cushing-Wetmore Co., r. 34

Liberty
" Thomas, gardender, 2021 Devisadero
" Thomas, machinist Wm. H. Birch & Co., r.

" Thomas H., master bark Albert, office 204

Market, r. 34 Liberty
" Wirt, engineer The Colonial
Griflo Antonio (Chelini, Griffo & Co.), r. 102, 4th
" Domenico (Chelini, Son & Co.). r. 336, 6th
" Giovanni, fruits and vegetables, 246, 5th
Griggs C. W., president Dickins Lumber Co.,
Berry bet 3d and 4th, r. Tacoma, Wash.
" Joseph M., laborer, r. 1109 Treat Av
Grigsby Alvin H., printer Brown & Craddock, r.
Alameda
" Elza E., conductor, r. 1920 Howard
" Henry C, student, r. 1810 Turk
" Robert A., student, r. 1420 California
" W. P., millwright Cahill& Hall Elevator
Co.
Grilarry Jean, r. 3242 Sacramento
Grill Joseph (Matheson & Grill), r. 105, 10th
Grim Alfred R., asst. manager Alliance Assur-
ance Co., r. Berkeley
Grim Alonzo M., secretary and cashier The
Sanger Lumber Co., 319 Pine, r. 3026
Washington
" Gottlieb, baker, r. 625 Clay
" Herman, bottler Fredericksburg Bottling
Co.
>6®"Grim. See Grimm
Grimaldi F. Bruni, consul-general Italy, 506

Battery, rooms 1-2, r. 711 Sutter
Grimani James A., teacher music, r. 426 Green-
wich
Grimes Alfred, machinist Arthur Barnes, r. 639
Clay
" Frank, deputy Assessor, r. 2007 Golden

Gate Av
■' Frank, engineer Kinsky & Johnson, r. 810,

6th
" Fred C, engineer S. P. Co., r. 1919 Howard
" George A., timekeeper Sutter St. Ry., r.
14091/i Buchanan rear
Grimes George L., manager Hawley Bros.
Hardware Co., SW cor Market and Beale,
r. 3320 Sacramento
" John, painter, r. il&Yi Larkin
" John, shipjoiner Union I. Wks, r. Winslow

nr California Av
" Lawrence, foreman street cleaning dept.

City Street Imp. Co., r. 6 Hoff Av
" Martin, fireman str Santa Rosa, r. 71 Te-
hama
" Michael, r. IdV^ Beaver
" Richard, laborer, r. 1212a Clay
" Robert, laborer St. Mary's Hospital
" Thaddeus E. (Koch & Grimes), r. 1135, 19th
" William, undertaking McFarland Bros., r.
2341/2 Ritch
Grimholz Jacob, tailor W. F. Attinger, r. 3 Cot-
tage PI
Grimley Frank, teamster Wainwright & Easton,
r. 915 Broadway

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Grimley Frank J., tinsmith, r. 632 Valencia
" Patrick, yardman Wainwright & Easton,
r. 633 Valencia
Grimm A., r. 310 Stockton

Grimm A. & Co. (Adam Grimm), proprietors
Grimm's Vineyard and Wine Vaults
(Calistoga, Napa Co.), office 36 McAllis-
ter
Grimm Adam (A. Grimm & Co.), r. 36 McAllis-
ter
" Adam, with William Schreiber, r. 717

O'Farrell
'• Adam H., proprietor Lick House Barber

Shop, r. Lick House
" Adele L. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 1013 Green
Grimm Andrew, restaurant, 511 Montgomery,
r. 417 Kearny
" Annie, widow, r. 4 Chatham PI
" Charles H., physician, r. 835 Bush
" Charles W., manager Cal. Art Metal Wks,

49-51 Fremont, r. Alameda
" Clarence A. W., bookkeeper A. Grimm &

Co., r. 36 McAllister
" Ferdinand W., r. 306 Clementina
" Frank A., clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Hay-
den Co., r. 613 Jones
" Frederick, driver Bavaria Brewery, r. 3328

Greenwich
" Frederick W., r. 112 Butte
" Herman, waiter Young & Weisman, r. 367

Minna
" Joseph E., waiter, r. 136i/4 CoUingwood
" Mathias, real estate agent, r. 613 Jones
Grimm Matt, wines and liquors, and office
Grimm's Vineyard and Wine Vaults, 111
Leidesdorff, r. 610 Leavenworth
" Peter, seaman str General McDowell, r.
430 Post
4®=- Grimm. See Grim

Grimm's Vineyard and Wine Vaults (Calis-
toga. Napa Co.), A. Grimm & Co. pro-
prietors, 36 McAllister, office HI Leides-
dorff
Grimmell Wesley, r. 450 Clipper
" Wesley A., stenographer Sachs Bros. &
Co., r. 783i4 Harrison
Grimmer Robert L., clerk, r. 329 Minna
" William H., salesman, r. 45 Julia
Grimshaw Henry, clerk Tax Collector's office,
r. 808 Green
" Samuel, laborer, r. 424 Shot well
Grimwood Adolphus D., attorney at law, 214
Pine, room 54, r. Fruitvale
" Alfred J., printer Call, r. 109 Silver
" Charles P., mining engineer, 314 Pine, room

54
" J. Bryant, clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1312
Taylor
Grinbaum Morris S., president M. S. Grinbaum
& Co. (limited), 215 Front, r. Palace
Hotel
" M. S. & Co. (limited), Morris S. Grinbaum
president, importers and commission
merchants, 315 Front
Grindell Oscar, electrician, r. 7 Mint Av
Grindley James, engineer Yolo Mills, r. Berke-
ley
Grindley John H., secretary Deming-Palmer
Milling Co., 114-116 Sacramento, r. Oak-
land
" Percy H., salesman Deming-Palmer Mill-
ing Co., r. Oakland
" Thomas R., physician, 920 Buchanan
Grinnell Harry I., clerk, r. 311 Capp
" Henry F., superintendent H. Kissane and
Collins & Lyons, pier 11 Steuart, r. 311
Capp
" P. , warehouseman Overland Frei ght Trans-
fer Co., r. 57 Bluxome
Grinzen John, engineer La Grande Laundry
Gripp John, bookkeeper Tillmann & Bendel, r.

Oakland
Grippen Mollie E. Miss, teacher, r. 3102 Sut-
ter
Grisby William H., upholsterer, r. 225, 4th
Grischow Gustav, candle maker Mission Soap

and Candle Wks, r. 823 Hampshire
Grisel Louise G., widow, r. 703 Geary

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Grisman Joseph, buttonhole maker, 455 Minna
Grissiam William W., registrar of deposits U.

S. Mint, r. The Colonnial
Grissin Samuel F., traveling salesman W. W.

Montague & Co.
Grist Frank, bill poster, r. 537 Sacramento
Griswell Benjamin T., waiter, r. 313, 4th
Griswold Augustus H., miner, r. 2488!^ Market
" Charles C, teamster James J. McKinnon,

r. 2428 Market
" Charles P., clerk freight auditor's dept. S.

P. Co., r. Oakland
" E. & Co. (Eugene Griswold), chemical

works, 1509-1515, 16th
" Edward, electrician, r. 631 Minna
" E. M. Mrs., r. 920 Sutter
" Eugene (E. Griswold & Co.), r. Oakland
" Frank E., machinist, r. 2428 Market
" George G., fruits, 407 East North, r. 533

Howard
" Gertrude, widow, r. 946 Fillmore
" Harriet B., school teacher, r. 3488^4 Market
" Jane R., widow, r. 811 Polk
" John H., secretary Contra Costa Laundry

Co., 56 Sacramento, r. Oakland
" Norman L., attorney at law, r. 946 Fillmore
" Norman W., capitalist, office 39 Mills Bldg,

3d floor, r. Kenwood, Cal.
" William, carpenter, r. 393, 6th
" William, pressman George Spaulding &
Co., r. Oakland
Griswold William H., physician and surgeon,
office and r. rooms 31-33, 850 Market cor
Stockton
" Wolcott N., physician, 106 Eddy
Grizzly Flat Gold Mining Co., George E. Main-
hart secretary, 34 Sansome, room 6
Groat Benjamin F., r. 1005 Sutter
■' Charles F. (William Groat & Son), r. 38

Haight
" William (William Groat & Son), r. 38
Haight
Groat William & Son (William and Charles F.),
coal and wood, and express, 28 Haight,
r. 137 Rose Av
" William H., agent Lehn & Fink (New

York), 513 Eddy
" William L., wood and coal, 618 Laguna
Grob Herman, warehouseman Aermotor Co., r.
Oakland
" Joseph, blacksmith Albert E. Buckman, r.
NW cor Steiner and Hermann
Grocer and Country Merchant The (weekly),
James J. Menzies editor and publisher,
133 California, room 13
Grodjens Benjamin E. (Grodjens Bros.), r. 1535
Eddy
" Brothers (Benjamin E. and John P.), bar-
bers, 1055 Market
" John P. (Grodjens Bros.), r. 155, 7th
Grodjinsky Bessie Miss, stenographer, r. 1535
Eddy
" Lillie, correspondent, r. 1535 Eddy
" Pauline, widow, r. 1535 Eddy
Grodt William, laborer, r. 9 Essex
Groebl Otto, driver Katz & Sons, r. 1006 Union
Groebli Joseph, laborer C. M. Hawes, r. 428

Connecticut
Groeder Arthur, grainer, r. 217 Eddy
Groeling Theodore, watchmaker A. Andrews, r.

826 Geary
Groelli Joseph, clerk, r. 10 St. Charles PI
Groen William, brass finisher Wbyte & De

Rome, r. 5 Collins
Groeneveld Jonathan, gripman Sutter St. Ry.,
r. 1217 Polk

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Groenninger Frederick R., groceries, 254 Jessie

" Henry E., liquors, 336 Main
Groenwoldt George C. H., bartender E. R. Knip-

penberg, r. 201 Steuart
Groeper A., waiter str City of Puebla 1

" Emil, groceries, SW cor 26tli and Bart ett
" Harro C, assistant superintendent Ship
owners and Merchants' Tugboat Co.
Vallejo St. "V^Tiarf , r. 523 Guerrero
J^="Groeper. See Gropper
Groesback Stephen W., major U. S. A. and
judge advocate Department of Califor
nia, 210Phelan Bldg, r. Hotel Pleasanton
Groeschel Benjamin, bookkeeper A. Brady, r
1521 Geary
" Henry, eellarman John Wieland Brewery
r. 350. 11th
Groezinger Emile, eellarman Kolb & Denhard
r. 624 Guerrero
" Gottlob, r. 624 Guerrero
Groezinger Gottlob C, justice of the peace
New City Hall. 1st floor, r. 624 Guerrero
" Robert, cleVk, r. 422 Ringold
" Robert, tanner Legallet-Hellwig Tanning
Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
Groffman Charles P., tin and sheet-iron worker,

208, 24th, r. 26th Av nr San Bruno Av
Grogan Alexander E., insurance, r. 424 Post
" Annie, widow, r. 1434 Washington
" Ella, widow, r. 1625 Church
" John, butcher South S. F. Packing and

Provision Co.
" Margaret, widow, r. 423 Hayes
" Thomas, hostler St. George Stables
" Thomas, teamster Henry Tobelmann, r.

423 Hayes
" Samuel, r. 1041^4 Folsom
Groh Th imas, baker Franz Siebrecht, r. 428
Broadway
" Valentine, barber Bohemian Club, r. 812
Kearny
Groizard F., house painter, r. 34 Sycamore Av
Grolemond John, milker Ruhland & Zimmer-

mann, r. Point Lobos Av nr 32d Av
Groliere John (McPhee Company), r. 1151 Mar-
ket
GroU John, restaurant, 237i/4 East, r. 744 Howard
Gronbeck John G., surfman Fort Point Life

Saving Station, Presidio
Grondona Charles F. (A. Galli Fruit Co.), r. 813
Union
" Dario, drayman A. Galli Fruit Co., r. 813

Union
" James, engineer, r. 813 Union
" James, fish dealer, r. 315 Green
" Jesse, engineer D. Ghirardelli Co., r. Oak-
land
Gronosky David, clerk J. D. Mehrtens & Co., r.
1015 Larkin
" Edward, painter, r. 1015 Larkin
" Henry, tailor, 1015 Larkin
Grons Henry, waiter Harmony Hotel
Groom James J. (Groom & Hagan), r. Ill De-
visadero
" James T., salesman Groom & Hagan, r. Ill

Devisadero
" Joseph P. (J. P. Groom & Co.), r. 133 Fair

Oaks
" J. P. & Co. (Joseph P. Groom), plumbers

and gasfitters, 12 Mason
" Roger, bartender J. W. Murphy, r. 1152

Guerrero
" William, laborer, r. Old San Jose Road nr
Seneca

GROOM & HAGAN

(James J. Groom and Hugb S. Hagan),
fashionable hatters ana sole agents
Youman's (New York) hats, 942 Mar-
ket, under The Baldwin

Groos Charles, bookkeper London, Paris and

American Bank, r. 2405 Octavia
Gropper John, clerk William Blester, r. 1122
Leavenworth
" Peter, engineer, r. cor California Av and
Aztec
j8S"Gropper. See Groeper
Gros Peter, seaman, r. 820 Pacific rear
>eS="Gros. See Groos and Gross
Grosbauer John F., carpenter, r. 214 Gough
" Sophie, widow, r. 214 Gough
" Sophie, widow, r. 217, 18th
Grosh Alvin B., grain dealer, 226 Clay, r. 632
Waller
" Eliza T., widow, r. 3000 California
" Milton D., mechanical engineer, r. 3000

California
" Walter B., machinist Cahill & Hall Eleva-
tor Co., r. 3000 California
Groshel Henry, brewer, r. 350, 11th
Grosjean Alfred, violin maker, 307 Grant Av

" Charles, r. 1125 Treat Av
Grosman Julius B., waiter, r. 38 Chapultepec
Gross Agnes, domestic, 425 Shrader
" Alfred G., pressman Guide Pub. Co., r.

Golden Gate, Alameda Co.
" Carl C, special agent Mutual Life Ins. Co.
of New York, 205 Sansome, r. 2111 Baker
" Charles, clerk Allen & McAllister, r. 1313a

Steiner
" Charles A., tailor, r. 4 YerbaBuena
" Charles O., butcher, 1003 Guerrero
" Emile C, compositor Guide Pub. Co., r.

Golden Gate, Alameda Co.
" Felix (Gross & Mullaney), r. 806 Fulton
" George, pattern makers The Pelton Water
Wheel Co., r. 4 Yerba Buena
Gross George, physician and surgeon, 336
Kearny, office hours 1 to 3 p. m. and 7:30
to 8 p. m.
Gustav, r. 439, 17th
Gustav G., barber, 1214 Railroad Av
Harry, trimmer Henry Hilp, r. 2625 Pine
Isadore C, carrier postofflce, r. 427 Oak
John, r. 810 Taylor

John, shoemaker, r. 122 Montgomery Block
John F., grainer. r. 1030, Howard
Leopold G. (Gross & Deutch), r. 32054 Sut-

L. N., with Pac. Coast Syrup Co., r. Oak-
land
Louis, drayman, 116 Battery, r. 1632 Mc-
Allister
Louis, student medicine, r. 431 Geary
Marius, waiter, r. 814 Montgomery
Max, clerk Bauer Bros. & Co., r. 737 Mc-
Allister
Otto, tailor, 1213 Polk, r. 1335, 24th
Otto F., waiter str San Juan
Philip, tailor, 2009 Fillmore
Samuel, collector, r. 2625 Pine
Sarah A. Mrs., dressmaking, 873 Mission
William, clerk Edward Liebscher, r. 938

Pacific
& Deutch (Leopold G. Gross and Isaac

Deutch), cigars and tobacco, 5 Kearny
Mullaney (Felix Gross and Michael Mul-
laney), wood, coal, hay and grain, 534
Fulton and 133 Turk
J8S=-Gross. See Groos and Gros
GrossardFernand, porter Joseph Bertrand, r.

510 Bush
Grosscup Frederick V., candy maker M. L.

Stearns, r. 620 Fulton
Grosse Alfred B., physician and surgeon, 400
Stockton, r. 2124 Post
" Frederick J. G., liquors, 206 Washington,

r. 704 Sansome
" J. Paul, cook, r. 1930 Lexington Av
" " Rudolph M., butcher, r. 303 Golden Gate Av
" William (Lohse & Grosse), r. 2124 Post
" William T., traveling salesman Lohse &
Grosse, r. 2124 Post

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Grossetta Jolm, merchant, r. 1604 Stockton
" Mary Miss, clerk, r. 1604 Stockton
" Peter, boxmaker, r. 1604 Stockton
Grossi Bernardino, driver Giosue Rottanzi, r.

723/2, 21st
" E., cook, r. 933 Kearny
Grosskopf Joseph, fireman Empire Malt House
Grosskreutz Frank, teamster, r. 308 Utah
Grosslicht Charles, expressman, r. 434 Natoma
" Morris, expressman, SE cor Sansome and

Bush, r. 434 Natoma
" Selig, salesman D. R. Averv & Co., r. 729i/4

Folsom
Grossman Aaron E., printer, r. 715b O'Farrell
" Anne Mrs., confectionery, 1709 Market
" Edward L., physician and surgeon, cor

Sutter and Devisadero
" Francis H., baker, r. 242^4 Perry
Grossman George, liquors, NE cor Post and

Kearny, r. 212 Jersey
" George Jr., bartender George Grossman,

r. 212 Jersey
" Jacob E., bookbinder, r. 715b O'Farrell
" Julius B., waiter Wilson Dining Saloon, r.

38 Chapultepec
" Laura, widow, nurse, r. 117 Jones
" Marks, capitalist, 517 California, r. 715b

O'Farrell
" Morris L,., chef Hoffman Cafe, r. 1002i^ Hyde
" Moses E., dentist, r. 715b O'Farrell
" Sigmund, candy maker John Hvizdos, r. 1709

Market
Grossmann L., cutter Thn Hamburger Co., r. 1949

Geary
Grossmayer Abraham, salesman Sachs Bros. &

Co., r. 1201 Van Ness Av
" M. H., clerk Sachs Bros. & Co., r. Oakland
" M. H., stock and bond broker, 225 Sansome,

r. Oakland
Grossmiller August, waiter Paul Drasdo, r. 112^4

Grant Av
Grosvenor Chetwynd G., night clerk Occidental

Hotel
" Francis, surveyor Robert Dickson, r. 2616

Webster
" Frank, r. 617 Eddy
" Hotel, Mrs. J. F. Daugherty manager, 319

Sutter
Groswird Rudolph, glove cutter Carson Glove

Co., r. 1219 Mission
Grote C. Frank, janitor Headquarters Dept. of

California, r. 1636 Golden Gate Av
" Ellen M., widow, r. 1636 Golden Gate Av
" Frederick, r. 217 Vallejo rear
" Frederick J., clerk Henry F. Grote
" Henry, manager bottle dept. Henry Behl-

mer, r. 217 Vallejo
" Henry F., groceries, NE cor Broderick and

Geary, r. 2230 Geary
" John F., grocer, r. 1636 Golden Gate Av
" Margrette E. Miss, teacher Henry Dui-ant

Primary School, r. 1636 Golden Gate Av
" Otto, clerk Richard Von der Mehden, r. 508

Leavenworth
" Sophie A. Miss, teacher Golden Gate Pri-
mary School, r. 1636 Golden Gate Av
Grotefend Charles, machinist, r. 232, 5th
Groth Andrew S., mining secretary, 414 Califor-
nia, r. Alameda
" David, groceries, 1900 Sutter
" Frederick C, milk dealer, 1814 Devisadero
" Harry W., deputy U. S. Shipping Commis-
sioner, Pac. Mail Dock
" Henry, paper carrier, r. 1814 Devisadero
" John, cooper, r. 319 Brannan
" Soren B., master mariner, r. 1045 Market
" William C. (Buck & Groth), r. 1073 Howard
Grotheer August L., butcher, 2503 Howard, r.

2733 Bryant Av
" Charles C, motorman, r. 2735 Bryant Av
" Frederick, butcher South S. F. Packing

and Provision Co., r. cor 6th Av South

and M
" Frederick, deckhand str Oakland, r. Oak-
land
" Henry, laborer, r. 139 Dore
" Mary, widow, r. 27.35 Bryant Av
Grothman Andrew, longshoreman, r. 3 Pringle

Court

Grothmann Emma, widow, teacher music, r.

2545 Folsom
Grothwell Armand, r. 1205 Gough
■' Leonce, merchant, r. 1205 Gough
" Victor, merchant, r. 1205 Gough
Grothwohl K., cattle dealer, r. 403 Leavenworth
" Solomon, stockyard, W s San Bruno Av nr
28th
Grotschier Halfdan, secretary Swedish and
Norwegian Consulate, 214 California, r.
1905 Baker
Grott John, cooper David Woerner, r. 318 Bran-
nan
Grottkau Paul, artist, r. 3 Grace Terrace
Grottrup G., farmer, r. 220 Pacific
Ground William, butler, 2000 Gough
Grove Orville, packer Smiths' Cash Store, r.
Berkeley
" Samuel, mining, r. 117 Taylor
" Street Theatre, N s Grove bet Polk and
Van Ness Av
Grover Augustine A., cider and vinegar manu-
facturer, 1325 Guerrero
" Benjamin P., mercant, r. 1098 Dolores
" John, millhand Pac. Roll. Mill, r. NE cor

Napa and Louisana
" Joseph J., blacksmith, r. 304, 3d
" Leonard, manager Grover's Alcazar
Theatre, 116 O'Farrell, r. Hotel Lang-
ham
" Leonard Jr., actor Grover's Alcazar

Theatre, r. Hotel Langham
" May Mrs., actress Grover's Alcazar

Theatre, r. Hotel Langham
" Ralph A., traveling salesman, r. 26 Haight
" William A., surgeon str Australia
" William S., student, r. 1098 Dolores
Grover's Alcazar Theatre, Leonard Grover man-
ager, 116 O'Farrell
Grovermann Frederick, driver Milwaukee Brew-
ery, r. 317, 10th
Grovers Max H., tinware, 1081 Howard
Grovert Jacob, liquors, 1524 Kentucky
Groves Ayscough, clerk superintendent's office
S. P. Co. (Santa Cruz Division), r. Oak-
land
" Converse, calker, r. 121 Cumberland
" James O., mining, r. 1111 Van Ness Av
" James W., rigger, r. 328 Vicksburg
Grow Charles A., agent Mrs. E. B. Hopkins, 27
Mills Bldg, 5th floor, r. 2510 Fillmore
and Hotel Pleasanton
" William, switchman, r. 624, 4th
Growall William L., cutter Block & Georges, r.

1518 Masonic Av
Growney Alfred T., blacksmith Sutter St. Ry.,
r. 220, 12th
" John H., molder Novelty Machine Wks, r.

155% Shipley
" Owen, milker John Linehan, r. 703 Vienna
" Samuel, asst. weigher U. S. Customs, r.

220, 12th
" Theodore H., mining engineer, r. 220, 12th
" William H., coal oil dealer, r. 238, 12th
Grozelier Anna M. Miss, teacher Irving Pri-
mary School, r. 7.30 Shotwell
" Simon H., dyer, r. 730 Shotwell
Grozinger C, capitalist, r. 123 Eddy
Grubb Isaac R. D., Pacific Coast agent The
Union Metallic Cartridge Co. and Colt's
Patent Fire Arms Manufacturing Co.,
517-519 Market, r. 2127 Broderick
" John, baker, r. 625 Clay
" Joseph R., clerk Rothchild & Ach, r. 418

Waller
" Marjorie Miss, typewriter, r. 418 Waller

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Wholesale and Retail.

Grubb Rosa Miss, manager Western Mailing
Bureau, 300 Post, r. 418 Waller
" Samuel N., plumber, r. 418 Waller
Grubb William A., secretary California Wire
Cloth Co., 8-10 Pine
" William T. , litho. pressman Schmidt Label
& Lith. Co.. r. 8^ Pfeifler
Grubbing Guittardo A., clerk, r. cor Sickles Av

Grubbs Albert J., clerk secretary C. P. RR. Co.,

r. 439 Eddy
Grube John H., r. 13 Moss
" Max, toys and stationery, 306, 3d, r. Oak-
land
Gruben John, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
Gruber Adam, butcher G. Bill, r. 930 Powell
" Alexander J., expressman, SE cor Market

and 3d, r. 26 Eureka
" Antone, r. 103 Montgomery Block
" Ferdinand, naturalist Golden Gate Park

Museum, r. 254, 1st Av
" Hiram O., salesman The Hamburger Co.,

r. 522 Polk
" William, clerk, r. 523 Polk
" William, watchmaker and jeweler, 121
Post, room 8
Grubisich Antonio, seaman, r. 273 Brannan
Grueing George, proprietor Hackmeier's Hotel,

123-139 Eddy
Gruel Emil, horse collar maker Kempkey, Gil-
ham & Sawyer, r. 437 O'Farrell
Grueller John, teamster, r. 732 Clementina
Gruenberg Arthur (Arthur Gruenberg & Co.), r.
Alameda

GRUENBERG ARTHUR & CO.

(Arthur Gruenberg), manufacturers
pure California Champagne, sole pro-
prietors Bohemian Club Champagne,
1144 Howard, telephone South 605

Gruenberg Carl, bookkeeper Arthur Gruenberg
&Co., r. Alameda
" M. & Co. (Max Gruenberg) , wholesale wines

and liquors, 525 Front
" Max (M. Gruenberg & Co.), r. Alameda
Gruenewald Johanna,domestic,1627 Golden Gate

Av
Gruenhagen Charles H. (T. G. Gruenhagen &
Co.), r. 2312 Gough
" Ernst, boarding, 726, 6th Av
Gruenhagen T. G. & Co. (Theodore G. and
Charles H. Gruenhagen), confectionery,
20 Kearnv, telephone Main 1065
" Theodore G. (T. G. Gruenhagen & Co.), r. 841
Capp
Gruenig George, r. 1130 Florida
" George D., groceries, NE cor 24th and
Florida, r. 1130% Florida
Gruening August, liquors, 1153 Mission
Grueninger Powell F., bakery, 313, 6th
4®°"Grueninger. See Greninger and Gruninger
Gruenther Peter J., bartender Fritz W. Klotz,

r. 35, 9th
Gruesgen Henry, bartender Eugene Campion, r.

708 Pine
Gruggel Carl, masseur, 315 Geary
" Fritz W., master schr Helen Marion, office

14 California
" Oscar Li., chiropodist, 10 Geary
Gruhler Barbara, widow, r. 732 Clementina
" John, teamster Gray Bros., r. 732 Clemen-
tina
Gruhn Abram, manager California Lace Co., 222
Bush, r. 2130a Sutter
" Joseph M., clerk, r. 2130a Sutter
" William, merchant, r. 1702 Post

Gruman Samuel M., broker, r. 823 Polk
Crumley James, shipbuilder, r. 1127 Laguna
Grummon Frank S., clerk freight auditor's dept.

S. P. Co., r. 1003 Florida
Grunaur Maurice, r. 1632a Post
Grund August, bartender Joseph Okerblad, r.
4491/2 Jersey
" Louis, clerk, r. 636 Commercial
" William, engineer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
1309 Butte
Grundel Axel H., chief offlcer str San Juan, r.
161 Perry
" Christian, meerschaum and briar pipes,

335 Kearny, r. 1 13 William
" Emil, clerk C. Grundel, r. 113 William
" Henry, bookkeeper W. & J. Sloane & Co., r.

1512 Pacific Av
" Katie, widow, r. 1512 Pacific Av
" Minnie Miss, r. 1512 Pacific Av
" Otto F., jeweler Mathieu & Maison, r. 1930

Eddy
" Tillie, domestic, 401 Post
Grundell Charles, seaman, r. 444 Brannan
" Charles L., marine engineer, r. 109 Cum-
berland
" James H., asst. engineer str Protection, r.

109 Cumberland
" Richard M., marine engineer, r. 12 Capp
" Thomas, oiler str Gaelic, r. 1213 Hampshire
Grundies Martha Miss, teacher languages, 709

Post
Grundig Grace, widow, r. 120^^ Hayes
•• William, gasfltter Philip Meyer, r. 120!4
Hayes
Grundman Frank J., tailor, 171 Minna, r. 235

Minna
Grundstrom Emil, seaman, r. 679i/4 Harrison
Grundy Edmund W., gasfitter William F. Wil-
son, r. 140 Clipper

GRUNER ALOISE,

general electrician, 514 Mission

Gruner Elizabeth, widow, r. 515 Vallejo
" Ferdinand, bartender, r. 515 Vallejo
" Frank, watchmaker, r. 515 Vallejo
" Haken H., master mariner, r. 3004 Union
" William, clerk Bernard Jacobs, r. 515 Val-
lejo

Grunig Louis H., physician, 801 O'Farrell

Gruning Emil, seaman, r. 3 East

Gruninger Albert, manager book and stationery
dept. The Emporium, r. 810 Haight
" Jacob, r. 836a Lombard

46g~ Gruninger. See Grueninger

GRUNNAGLE, ENGISH & CO.

(Jacob Grunnagle, George Engish and
Albert G. Brown), carriage, wagon and
truck makers, 17 Drumm

Grunnagle George, clerk local freight office
S. P. Co., r. 1211 Howard
" G=orge L., accountant, r. 311 Polk
" Jacob (Grunnagle, Engish & Co.), r. 1030
Howard
Grunsky C. Ewald, civil, consulting and expert
engineer, 530 California, room 18, r. 3006
Clay
Grunt William, plumber, r. 1309 Butte
Grunwald A. E. Mrs., widow, dressmaking, 25'/^
Ritch
" Carrse, widow, r. 120a Wildey
" Emil, carpenter, r. Merced nr Laidley
" George R. P., policeman, r. 327 Broadway
" Julius, barber, 1414 Pacific
Grunwaldt EUie F. Miss, dressmaker, r. 3437,
16th
" Theodore, hatter, 117 Stockton, r. 3437, 16th
4®~Grunwaldt. See Greenewald and Green-

wald
Grupe Henry, gardener, r. 1823 O'Farrell
Crush Charles, driver Millbrae Dairy
" David, engineer James A. McMahon, r.

512 Howard
" Isabella Mrs., r. 72OV2 Central Av
" William D., driver Farnsworth <"
r. 419 Brannan
Gruski Frank X., mechanic W. T. Garratt &

Co., r, 802 Sanchez
Gruss A. Mrs., r. 1255 Octavia

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Gruss Francis, student, r. 1410 Sacramento
" George, clerk, r. 1255 Ootavia
" Joseph, mining, r. 1355 Octavia
Grussel Hermann (Staack & Grussel), r. 713

Valencia
Grutter Albert, draughtsman, r. 907 Union
Griitzmacher William, drayman, 405 Battery, r.

1318 Eddy
Gruver Charles S., laundryman Electric Laun-
Co., r. 1161 Howard
" Oscar H. Rev., pastor First English Evan-
gelical Lutheran Church, r. 1503 Laguna
" William M., barber Elisha Castro, r. 1611
Howard
Gruwell Annie Miss, retoucher and printer D.

Sewell, r. 1654 Market
Gschwind Remi, r. 523 Valencia

GUADALOUPE DAIRY CO.,

John A. Roy president, Charles W.
Taber vice-president, L. A. Hayward
treasurer and superintendent, Oliver
Crook secretary, Frank H. Johnson
assistant superintendent, city depot
1015 Valencia, general ofllce cor
San Bruno Av and 15th Av South,
branch office 35 Eddy

Gualala Mill Co. (Mendocino Co.), Franklin
Haywood president, Simeon Hackley sec-
retary, 31 Steuart

Gualala River Railway Co. (Mendocino Co.),
Franklin Heywood president, Simeon
Hackley secretary, 31 Steuart

Gualco Jacques, pantryman Poodle Dog Res-
taurant

Guanziroli Louis, bartender Emil Martinoni,
r. 409 Vallejo

Guaraglia G. & Co. (Giacomo Guaraglia and
John Zappetini), sausage mnfrs, 1500
Dupont
" Giacomo (G. Guaraglia & Co.), r. 450 Union

Guard Reginald T., freight clerk J. D. Spreckels
& Bros. Co., r. Lorin

Guardia John, bartender Cercle Francais

Guardian Assurance Co. Limited (of London,
Eng.), William J. Landers general
agent, 205 Sansome
" Building and Loan Association, Morris
Falk president, Louis Blank secretary,
214 Pine

Guardian Loan Association, Sol. J. Levy sec-
retary, 304 Montgomery

Guardieno Vincenzo, peddler, r. 1318 Kearny

Guaspari Gerviaso, teamster Motroni & Guas-
tucci, r. 1015 Washington

Guastucci Andrea (Motroni & Guastucci), r. 301
Green

Guatemala Central Railroad Co., ofQce 4 Mont-
gomery

Guatemala Consul, Miguel Carrillo, 204 Front

Gubenich Anton, cook Gargre & Co., r. 1433 How-
ard

Gubler John, baker, r. 635 Clay

Guckelsberger Charles M., porter Davis Bros.,
r. 1517 Dupont rear
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 1517 Dupont rear
" Jacob J., porter Davis Bros., r. 1517 Dupont

rear
" William M. L., clerk Bibo, Newman &
Ikenberg, r. 1517 Dupont rear

Guckenheimer Marx, butcher, 1813 Sutter

Gudehus Adolph, salesman Pacific Music Co.,
r. 2013!/2 Stockton
Christian, r. 2012V2 Stockton
Frederick (Frederick Gudehus & Son), r.

1913 Powell
Frederick & Son (Frederick and William),

groceries and liquors, 316 Grant Av
Herman, bookkeeper Trubenbach & Co.,r.

922 Greenwich
William (Frederick Gudehus & Son), 1912
Powell

Gudelj Elio J. (Gudelj & Mitrovich), r. 13 Sacra-
mento
" & Mitrovich (Elio J. Gudelj and Alexan-
der P. Mitrovich), restaurant, 10 Sacra-
mento

Guderley Paul, baker Charles Clarke, r. 819b
Howard

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

Contracts made with Hotels for

Furnishing Carpets, Furniture, Drapery

Materials, Lace Curtains, Window

Shades, Bedding, Etc.

S^I-S^-r IVIARKET ST.

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Gudmundson John, waiter, r. 860 Howard
" Sven P., carpenter Charles M. Depew Plan-
ing Mill Co., r. 26 Fell
Gudmunsen Andrew B., master mariner, r.
Lexington Av
" Edwin C, printer Richard Munk, r.
Lexington Av
Guedens Walter, clerk, r. 3318 Bryant Av
Guedes John, conductor, r. 20 HoUis
Guedet Edward F., r. 1608 Leavenworth
Guehring Brothers (Jacob and John), sausage
makers, 318, 12th
" Jacob (Guehring Bros.), r. 318, 12t.h
" John (Guehring Bros.), r. 318, 12th
Gueldner Ernst, carpenter, r. 925 Natoma rear
Guelfi Paolo, fisherman, r. 222 Broadway
Guenin Felix, r. 1510 Dupont
Guenley Edward, pressman Commercial Pub-
lishing Co., r. 116b 14th
Guenther Adam, salesman Golden Gate Com-
pressed Yeast Co., r. 132i/2 Austin Av
" Charles J. , bakery, 776 Folsom
" Conrad, cigarmakerSchwerin& Son, r.l22i/2

Austin Av
" Edward, baker, r. 763 Howard
" Ernest, machinist Cal. Electrical Wks, r.
Alameda
Guenther Francis L., lieutenant-colonel 5th Ar-
tillery U. S. A., acting artillery inspec-
tor Department of California and com-
mander post, Alcatraz Island
" Frank, cigar maker Frahm & Frankenberg,
r. 420 Natoma
jgS'Guenther. See Gunther
J8®=Guenzel. See Gunzel

Guerimand Alphone Mme., fiorist, 1406^/4 Powell
Guerin Agnes, domestic, 126 Ellis
" Annie, domestic, 136 Ellis
" James L., plasterer, r. 618 Webster
■' James P. (Guerin & Byington), r. 14, 7th
Guerin & Byington (James P. Guerin and Wal-
ter J. Byington), proprietors Nevada
Stables, 1350-ia52 Market
" John, wood and coal, 412 O'Farrell
" John F., pressman James H. Barry, r. 618

Webster
" John S., teamster JohnGuerin, r. 4120'Far-

rell
" Thomas, expressman, r. 618 Webster
Guerra Carlos de la, clerk F. Ruther & Co., r. 729
Geary
" Domenioo, groceries, 18 Hinckley
" Leonard, clerk D. Guerra, r. 18 Hinckley
" Tebaldo(Guerra & Bacigalupi), r. 15 Hinck-
ley
" & Bacigalupi (Tebaldo Guerra and Gio-
vanni Bacigalupi), liquors, 505 Davis
Guerre Bernard, bottler P. G. Somps. r. 259

Clementina
Guerrero Albert, tailor Roos Bros., r. 100 Mc-
Allister
" Emma Mrs., r. 9 Page
" Juan D., r. 1318 Hampshire
Guerrieri Joseph, restaurant, 102 McAllister, r.

11 Bannam PI
Guerronnan A., teacher languages, 635 Golden

Gate Av
Gueseta Margarita, widow, r. 1114 Kearny
Guess William T., steward, r. 1715 Leavenworth
Guest Thomas F., motorman Paul Boy ton Chute

Co., r. 326, 5th A V
Guetersloh John, clerk Joachim Witt, r. 1934

Broderick
Gueux Arthur (Gueux & Tartasse), r. 142 Geary
" & Tartasse (Arthur Gueux and Alphonse
Tartasse), liquors. 142 Geary

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Guezot Jules, tanner Legallet-Hellwig Tanning

Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
Guffln Alice R., widow, stewardess str Gaelic,
r. 216 Fell
" Charles A., steerage steward str Coptic
Gugel Fred, groceries and liquors, 1168 Bryant,
r. 1166 Bryant
" J., beamster South S. F. Tannery
Gugg John, cellarman John Wieland Brewery, r.

24 Hawthorne
Guggenbichler Simon, tailor Bullock & Jones

Co., r. 407 Taylor
Guggenheim S., salesman D. Samuels, r. 2313

Laguna
Guggenheimer Simon, salesman Payot, Upham

&Co., r. 1318 Webster
Guggenhime Berthold. bookkeeper D. N. & E.
Walter & Co., r. 918 Van Ness Av
" Joseph, cigars and tobacco, 215 Pine, r. 1025

Post
■' Leon (Mack & Co.), r. 1119 Post
Gugliano Antonio, laborer, r. Edenburg nr Rus-
sia Av
Gugliellni Giovanni, farmer, r. 702 Front
Guglielmetti Frank S., restaurant, 1650 Market,

r. 141 Clara
Guglielmo Joseph, shoemaker, 312'/^ Turk
Guglielmoni C, dairy, 634i^, 24th

" S., driver C. Guglielmoni, r. 63414, 24th
Guibert Antoine, cellarman F. Chevalier, r. 909

Jackson
Guibbini Teodoro, bartender, r. 509 Broadway
Guichot Eloi, laborer Cal. Fertilizer Wks, r. 5th

Av South bet L and M
Guide Publishing' Co., William F. Empey presi-
dent, J. Walter Empey secretary, pub-
lishers The Guide, 532 Commercial
Guide The (daily), Guide Publishing Co. pub-
lishers, 532 Commercial
Guider James, teamster, r. 10091/3 11th Av South
Guidi Camillo, clerk Selmi&Metraia, r. 2 Hart-
ford
" E., porter Sartori & Fantlna
" Francesco, baker, r. 447 Broadway
" Giusaflatte, laborer, r. 1409a Dupont
" Joseph, pastemaker Yosemite Flour Mills,

r. 509 Larkin
" Santino, plaster molder Charles F. Schiller,
r. 1805 Powell
Guidotti Paulino, clerk Vincent Simi, r. SlSy^

Jessie rear
Guignard Alexander N., peddler, r. 411 Potrero
Av
" Harry, driver Rufflno & Bianchi, r. 129 Rose
Av
Guignon Joseph, tinware, 406, 9th
Guilbeautt Urgel, laborer, r. 304, 3d
Guilbert Alfred, lithographic printer H. S.
Crocker Co., r. East Oakland
" August, carpenter and builder, 329 Fran-
cisco, r. 8351/2, 17th
" Henry, r. 90914 Mission
Guild David, molder Occidental Foundry, r.
Oakland
" Jennie, widow, r. 1141^4 Shotwell
" of Arts and Crafts of San Francisco, John
A. Stanton president, William D. Armes
secretary, 728 Montgomery
" William, apprentice Thompson Bros., r.
Oakland
Guildea James, messenger S. P. Co., r. 333 Har-
rison
" Michael E., clerk S. P. Co., r. 43 Williamson
4®=Guildea. See Gilday and Gildea
Guilford Samuel G. A., stock cutter W. F. Van
" Co., r, 557 Mission

Guilford William, baker, r. 1243b 18th
" William T., finisher Cal. Furniture Mfg.
Co.,r. 1243b 18th
Guilfoy James, Architectural Sheet Metal Wks,
204, 8th, r. 930 Capp
" Joseph, attorney at law, 305 Larkin, r. 930

Capp
" Thomas, bookkeeper James Guilfoy, r. 930
Capp
Guilfoyle Dennis, sawyer, r. 14 Russell
" Hannah, widow, groceries, 39J<i Ringold
" John J., pressman, r. 14 Russell
" John J., secretary Exempt Fire Co., 9

Brenham PI, r. 2937 Mission
" John J. Jr., attorney at law, 305 Larkin,

room 13, r. 2937 Mission
" Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. 519 Grove
" Maria Miss, r. 519 Grove
" Mary, widow, r. 14 Russell
" Theresa, widow, r. 519 Grove
" William J., shoemaker United Boot and
Shoe Co., r. 121, 26th
Guillaume Mary Miss, r. 431, 28th
" Nora Miss, r. 431, 28th
" Tell Hotel. Marius Pellisson proprietor,
619 Pacific
Guillemard Louisa, widow, r. 225^, 8th rear
" Ulysses J., shoecutter United Boot and
Shoe Co., r. 29221/2 Folsom
Guillemet Adolphine Mme., millinery, 1520
Powell
" F. Leonidas, merchant, r. 1520 Powell
Guillet Charles, confectionery, 905 Larkin, r.

905C Larkin
Gui Ilium Philip (Guillium & Comte), r. 402 Pa-
cific
" & Comte (Philip Guillium and Louis
Comte), bakery, 402 Pacific
Guillot C. H. G., clerk Comptoir National d'Es-

compte de Paris, r. Sausalito
Guimelen Victor, waiter, r. 7 Kent
Guin Mary, widow, r. 541A Turk
Guinan Andrew, boiler maker S. P. Co., r. 226,

18th
Guinard Ernest, carpenter, r. 3 Graham PI
" Guinasso Antonio, clerk William Rom-
berg, r. 736 Vallejo rear
" Arturo, fisherman r. 1107 Kearny
" Frank T., bakery, 1307-1309 Dupont, r. 617

" John, laborer, r. 17 Jasper PI

" John, laborer, r. 327 Green

" John, liquors, 11 Bannam PI

" John A., salesman J. Miller & Co., r. 4S8i4

Union
" Louis, baker, r. 736i/4 Vallejo
" Luigi, porter A. Levy & Co., r. 327i/4 Green
" Paolo, laborer, r. 1 Edith PI
" Thomas, baker, r. 222 Broadway
" Victor J. (Guinasso & Arata), r. 420 Pacific
" & Arata (Victor J. Guinasso and Frank
Arata), livery stable, 420 Pacific
Guinaw John, stairbuilder E. W. Long, r. 61

Clipper
Guinee Frank, compositor, r. 1209A Folsom
" John, maltster Hibernia Brewery, r. 1209A

Folsom
" Joseph F., manager light dept Edison
Light and Power Co., r. 1209a Folsom
Guinn Dewitt C, carpenter, r. 180 Noe
" Margaret, widow, r. 77 Natoma
" William J., purser str Modoc, r. 77 Natoma
4®=Guinn. See Gwin and Gwynn
Guinnane Fannie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1429
Church
" Harry, clerk Payot, Upham & Co., r. 1429

Church
" James H., r. 1429 Church
" James H. Jr., broom maker Cal. Broom Mfg

Co., r. 1429 Church
" Joseph P., blacksmith, r. 1429 Church
" William J., assistant cashier Bancroft-
Whitney Co., r. 1429 Church
Guinnar James, packer E. J. Bowen, r. 824 Mis-
sion
Guinness Cecil, r. 2902 Pine
Guintini Carlos, liquors and lodgings, 215 Clark

" Louis, bartender, r. 215 Clark
Guion Leonard, r. 841 Howard

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Guion Marie, widow, r. 1511 Powell
Guiot Alexander, asphaltum roofer, r. 739 Broad-
way
Guirard M., janitor Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r.
813b Bush
" Peter, r. 112 Bernard
Guirder James, laborer South S. F. Tannery, r.

915 Railroad Av
Guirich Theodore, oyster saloon, 14, 6th, r. 529

Stevenson
Guiro Paul, chief steward str San Juan
4®"Guisti. See Giusti and Giusto
Guittard Emil, clerk French Hospital
" Etienne, coffees, teas and spices, 107-109

Beale, r. 426 Eddy
" George, merchant, r. 1004 Suttter
" Horace C, bookkeeper, r. 426V4 Eddy
Gularte John, barber M. J. Oliva, r. 329 Vallejo

" Joseph, barber M. J. Oliva, r. 620 Pine
Gulbranson Gustav, liquors, QIVA Kearny
Guldbech Paul, longshoreman, r. 1249i4, 18th
Guldemann Henry, brewer, r. Banks nr Cort-
land Av
Gulick Daniel H. (Gulick & Wetherbee), r. 506
Jones
" & Wetherbee (Daniel H. Gulick and
Charles Wetherbee), plumbers, 210
Mason
Gull Adolph, bakery and confectionery, 1316
Pacific
" Emil, butcher, r. 1111% Pacific
" Jacob, compositor, r. \l\l% Pacific
" Theodore C, blacksmith, r. 1111% Pacific
GuUan Daniel, ship carpenter, r. 715 Howard
GuUien Eugene, sheepherder, r. 619 Pacific
Gulliksen Hans, master schr Josie, office 32
Steuart
" O. Claus, housemover, r. 230 Langton rear
" M., lumberman E. K. Wood Lumber Co., r.
Oakland
Gulliver Charles, guard, r. 2740 Fillmore

GULLIXSON BROTHERS

(Emil S. and Hans), importers and
dealers in carpets, oil cloths and lino-
leum, 955 Market

GuUixson Emil S. (GuUixson Bros.), r. 723
Larkin
" Hans (GuUixson Bros.), r. 314 Waller
Gumaer Sarah Miss, school teacher, r. 1507

Larkin
Gumas Vasil, oyster saloon, 135, 3d, r. 30 Everett
Gumbel Charles, bookkeeper Aug. Jungblut &
Co., r. 70 Clementina
" Henry, r. 70 Clementina
Gumbinger John, bartender Benjamin Stein-

auer, r. 244 Sutter
Gumm Peter, bakery, SE cor 24th and Sanchez
Gummer Frank, attorney at law, 21 Chronicle
Bldg, r. 90, 25th
" Frank, laborer, r. San Bruno Av nr Silver

Av
" Fred C, receiving clerk Murphy, Grant &

Co., r. 1703 Octa via
" Victor, baker, r. 1182 Harrison
" William P., collector S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 29 Chattanooga
Gummow Charles, blacksmith, r. 135V2 Ridley

" Fred R., machinist, r. 437i4, 13th
Gump Abraham L., salesman S. & G. Gump, r.
1224 Geary
" Alfred S., salesman S. &. G. Gump, r. 1224

Geary
" Camille, machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks, r.

Oakland
" Charles W., machinist, r. 2757a Harrison
Gump D. L., proprietor Metropolitan Furniture
Brokers, 1133 Market, r. 2302 Fillmore
" Gustav (S. & G. Gump), r. 3014 Washington
" Lafayette, salesman D. L. Gump, r. 2302
Fillmore
Gump S, & G. (Solomon and Gustav), importers
and manufacturers mirrors, picture
frames, oil paintings, fine art novelties,
etc., salesrooms 113 Geary, factory 385-
387, 8th
" Solomon (S. & G. Gump), r. 1224 Geary
" William E., clerk Easton & Schwartz, r.
1224 Geary

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

Suction and Force,

FOR HAND, WINDMILL and POWER,

ALL SIZES.

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Gumpel Max, expert on handwriting, 310 Pine,

r. 1063 Grove, Oakland
Gumper Emil, laborer Luke G. Sresovich &'Co.,
r. 12171^ Kearny
" Frank, clerk, r. 1217 V2 Kearny
" Joseph, fireman, r. 1217^4 Kearny
" Theresa, widow, r. 12171^ Kearny
Gunas Louis, candy maker Adolph Hromada, r.

533 Green
Gundelach John, distributor Post Office, r. 1926

Union
Gundelfinger Henry, r. 219, 9th

" Louisa, widow, r. 627 Bryant
Gundersen Ole, carpenter, r. 214 Jackson

" Otto E., porter N. P. C. RR., r. 212, 2d
Gunderson Charles, blacksmith, r. 101, 1st
" Harry S., shoe finisher W. H. Nolan & Co.,

r. 1831 Mission
" Hartrick M., shoe finisher W. H. Nolan &

Co., r. 214Capp
" Herman, waiter C. P. Toft, r. 1. Yerba

Buena
" John, baker, r. 804 Larkin
" S. T.. laborer Union L WIjs, r. 504 Napa
" Thomas, master str Alcazar, office 20 Cali-
fornia, r. 720 Geary
Gundlach-Bundschu Wine Co. The, Charles
Bundschu president, Carl Gundlach vice-
president, Henry R. Gundlach secretary,
SE cor 2d and Market
Gundlach Carl (J. Gundlach & Co.), and vice-
president Gundlach-Bundsohu Wine Co. ,
SE cor 2d and Market, r. New York
" Emil, waiter, r. 1434 Nebraska
" Frederick, baker, r. 763 Howard
Gundlach Henry R. (J. Gundlach & Co.), and
secretary Gundlach-Bundschu Wine Co.,
SE cor 2d and Market, r. 125 Chestnut

GUNDLACH J. & CO.

(Charles Bundschu and Estate of Jacob
Gundlach), shippers and growers Cali-
fornia wines and brandies, and pro-
prietors Rhine Farm, Sonoma, and
Bacchus Wine Vaults, 438-442 Bryant,
telephone Main 1458, ofiQce and sales-
room SE cor Second and Market, tele-
phone Main 681, New York office SE
cor Watts and Washington
Gundlach Jacob Estate of (J. Gundlach & Co.),

office SE cor 2d and Market
GundlachPh. & Co. (Ph.iGundlach), proprietors
New City Hall Wine Vaults, 13-15 City
Hall Square nr Market
" Philip (Ph. Gundlach & Co.), c. Oakland
" William A., druggist, r. 21 Fulton
4®= Gundlach. See Gundelach
Gundorph Ferdinand, jeweler, r. 222 Eddy
Gundry E. Mrs. widow, r. 234y2. 6th
Gunn Adam F., manager American Book Co.,
101 Battery, r. 1812 Gough
" Alfred, riveter Union I. Wks, r. SW cor

Solano and Indiana
" Alida R., widow, r. 1228, 26th
" Anthony W., helper Western Sugar Refin-
ery, r. SW cor Solano and Indiana
" Arthur E., lather, r. 1608i4 Lexington Av

GUNN BENJ. M. & CO.

(Benjamin M. Gunn), real estate and
insurance agents, 228 Montgomery

Gunn Benjamin M. (Benj. M. Gunn & Co.), r. 2511

Scott
Gunn Charles M. cashier First Street Works of

the Union Iron Works, 227, 1st, r. 900 Pine
" Felix E., pressman Bulletin, r. 30 Minna

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imDIIlN CLUB" WHISKY.

The age and genuineness of this whisky
are guaranteed by the Excise Department of
the Canadian Government, by certificate
over the capsule of every bottle.

WILLIAM WOLFF & CO., 329 Market St.

Gunn Francis A., clerk Francis J. Gunn, r. 2313

Webster
" Francis J., dry goods, 710 Montgomery, r.

3313 Webster
■' Fred S., lather, r. 3132A 16th
Gunn George, physician and surgeon, office

and r. 1343 Hayes
" George R., traveling salesman, r. 1338

Hayes
" G. Ralph, foreman street cleaning dept.

City Street Improvement Co., r. 3133a

16th
" Herbert, student, r. 816 O'Farrell
Gunn James O'B., secretary Union Iron Works,

office 232 Market, r. 1833 Clay
" James W., shoemaker, r. 136,29th
" Jennie, widow, r. iUVi, 14th
" John, carpenter, r. 308 Cortland
" John Mrs., bakery, 138, 29th
" John W., clerk, r. 2313 Webster
" Joseph, teamster, r. 411 Sansome
" Margaret, widow, r. 121 Ivy Av
" Rose, laundress American Laundry, r. 1302

Fillmore
" Samuel, manager California Construction

Co., 12 Nucleus Bldg, r. 3123a, 16th
" Stephen, street inspector, r. 1583 Turk
" Walter M., molder Vulcan Iron Wks, r. 30

Minna
" William E., shipwright Union I. Wks, r.

3523 McAllister
" William J., real estate, 410 Montgomery,

r. 816 O'Farrell
Gunnarson Charles W., barber, 1434 Polk, r. 1700

Sacramento
" Gustav, silversmith Shreve & Co., r. 1365

20th
Gunnell Frank, salesman The Hamburger Co.,

r. 1015 Market
Gunning Bridget, widow, r. 417 Clementina
" James F., paper hanger, r. 909 Bryant
" Michael S., salesman Sanborn, Vail & Co.,

r. 3091/2. 13th
Gunnison Albert R., insurance adjuster, 439

California, r. 933. 31st
" Alfred, carpenter, r. 1831 Mission
" Andrew J. (Gunnison, Booth & Bartnett),

r. 1613 Van Ness Av
" August, mold maker, r. 1034 Folsom
Gunnison, Booth & Bartnett (Andrew J. Gun-
nison, Andrew G. Booth and Walter J.

Bartnett), attorneys at law, 303-309 Safe

Deposit Bldg
" Charles, r. 1613 Van Ness Av
Gunnison Charles A., secretary Commercial

Publishing Co., 34 California," r. Palo

Alto, CaL
" Frank S., bookkeeper F. H. Hammer, r.

933, 21st
" Hans, seaman, r. 70654 Clementina
" John, bricklayer, r. 745 Brannan
" Martin, longshoreman, r. 360% Brannan
" Robert, saw filer, r. 832 Harrison
Gunsauls John P., carpenter, r. 603 Stanyan
Gunson William, master schr Georgie Woods,

office 24 Clay, r. 85 Silver
Gunst Abraham, r. 1804 Post
Gunst M. A. & Co. (incorporated), Moses A.

Gunst president, Harry Lachman secre-
tary, importers and dealers cigars and

tobacco and smokers' articles, 301-303

Kearny, branch SE cor Powell and Ellis
Gunst Moses A., president M. A. Gunst & Co.,

201-203 Kearny, and Police Commis-
sioner, r. 9C5 Hyde
" Silas A.. Mrs., r. 1215 Eddv

Gunter John H., clerk James Linforth, r. East
Oakland
" Joseph, groceries, 101 Fillmore
Gunther Adolph, milker Joseph Regli, r. Lon-
don nr China Av
" Albert, cabinet maker George Braendlien,

r. 7 Elliott Park
" Charles, plasterer, r. 1139i/^ Folsom
Gunther Edward W., law and collections, real
estate and insurance. 31 Chronicle Bldg,
telephone Main 1090, r. 910'/4, 16th bet Noe
and Castro
" Emil, upholsterer, r. 7 Elliott Park
" Ernest W., stables, 123 Eddy, r. 1 Cedar Av
" George, operator Am. Dis. Tel. Co., r. 7
Elliott Park
Giinther Gustave (Giinther & Kewitz), r. 1713

Leavenworth
Gunther Gustave C, with C. Herrmann & Co.,
r. 1 Cedar Av
" Louis, clerk, r. 2327 Mission
" Max, tinner Boesch Lamp Co., r. 317 Green
" William, r. 829 Treat Av
" William B. F.. r. 854 Bay
" William C, gripman Market Ry., r. 936

Capp
" William F., loom repairer Golden Gate
Woolen Mills
Gunther & Kewitz (Gustave Giinther and
Charles Kewitz), proprietors Bakers"
and Butchers' Exchange, 763 Howard
4®= Gunther. See Guenther
Guntli Peter, driver National Brewing Co., r.

716 Ivy Av
Guntz Frank L., r. 23 Dolores
" Joseph A., millhand Frank A. Geier, r. 23

Dolores
" Leon, cellarmanCal. Wine Assn., r. 37 John
Guntzell Otto, painter, r. 1347 Sanchez

Gunzburger Benjamin M., D.D.S.,

dentist, gas, cocaine and electricity
administered, office hours 9 a. m. to
5 Tp. m., office and r. 1933-1935 Ellis,
Ellis and Eddy St. cars pass the door,
telephone Pine 264
Gunzburger Emil (Dennery & Gunzburger), r. 311
Eddy
" Frederika Mrs., millinery, 1617%Webster
" Henry, livestock dealer, r. 449 Ivy Av
" Henry L., bookkeeper, r. 449 Ivy Av
" Jacob, cigar dealer, r. 1617;4 Webster
Gunzel Charles E. H.,mastermariner, r. Alaska
PI
" Emil, driver L. Foard, r. 9 Alaska PI
Gunzelman Henry, gardener, r. 1806 Filbert
Gunzendorfer Gustave. attorney at law, 335
Montgomery, rooms 26-27, r. 25 Laussat
Av
Guptill Daniel W., wine broker, 314 Bush, r. 760
Oak
" Edwin A., patent medicines. 1165 Market
" William, r. 334 Bush
Gurder Christian, rigger, r. 603 Mariposa
Gurley Ina Miss, domestic, r. 1.30 Ellis
Gurmendez Isidore, harness maker Corporation

Yard S. F. F. D., r. 74 Natoma
Gurnee Clinton, attorney at law, 508 Montgom-
ery, room 17, r. Oakland
" Clinton Jr., civil engineer, 508 Montgom-
ery, room 17, r. Oakland
Gumee D. A., proprietor Benicia Parcel Ex-
press and Purchasing Agency, 511 Mar-
ket, r. Benicia, Cal.
Gurnett A. G. & Co. (Albert G. and William J.
Gurnett), stockbrokers, 308 Pine
" Albert G. (A. G. Gurnett & Co.), r. Oakland
" William J. (A. G. Gurnett & Co.), and min-
ing secretary, 308 Pine, r. Oakland
Gurney Gilbert, capitalist, r. SE cor 16th and
Hoff Av
" James, master mariner, r. 1530 Howard
" Refrigerating Co. (Oakland), O. H. Burn-
ham and John J. Meyers), office 109 Cali-
fornia, room 1
Gurren Joseph, laborer, r. 119 Harriet rear

" Patrick P.. r. 119 Harriet rear
Gurrey Alfred K.., fire insurance adjuster, 401
California, room 4, r. 1306 Page

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Gurry Charles J., distributor Post Office, r. 327
Oak
" John H., machinist, r. 327 Oak
" Louis, porter George Monnier, r. 1153 How-
ard
" Mary E. Miss, teacher Starr King Primary
School, r. 337 Oak
Gurtler Fred, driver, r. Paris bet Persia and

Russia Avs
Guscetti Charles P., hardware, 606 Post, r. 3
Lewis
" John W., "bookkeeper Galloway Lith. Co.
r. 316 Steiner
Gushee Clyde, tinsmith George H. Tay Co., r

Golden Gate, Cal.
Gusky John L., millwright, r. 605 Broadway
Gusman Dora, widow, r. 1703 Stockton
Gussander Fritz A., clerk S. Glaser, r. 630 Sac

ramento
Gusset John, cook William Scheubner, r. 1 Gar

den
Gustafsen C. L., master mariner, 9 Mission, r
441, 1st
" Nels, coal, wood, hay and grain, 1327 Mis
sion, r. 416 Natoma
Gustafson Andrew, machinist, r. 928 Washing
ton
" August, cooper Cal. Wine Assn., r. 36 High

land Av
" Charles, 1st officer str Tiburon, r. Tiburon
" Charles, seaman, r. 346, 4th
" Charles, stock cutter Rosenthal, Feder &

Co., r. 153 Tehama
" Charles H., painter Palace Hotel, r. 7S6Y2

Folsom
" Gustaf, foreman Pac. Postal Tel. Cable

Co., r. 248 Eureka
" Gustave, carpenter, r. 249, 5th
" Lars, salesman, r. 416 Natoma
" Olof, painter Palace Hotel, r. 1115, 18th
Gustavson August, laundryman, r. 8 Sycamore
Av
" Brothers (John and Frederick), wagon

makers, 642 Valencia
" Frederick (Gustavson Bros.), r. 14 Rondel

PI
" John (Gustavson Bros.), r. 319 Capp
" John F., clerk Goldman & Son, r. 319

Capp
" Martin, seaman, r. 110 Berry
'' T., carpenter str Washtenaw
Guster Manuel, barber, 1502 Folsom
Gustin John, teamster, r. 25 Jansen
" John S., porter G. B. Orcese & Co., r. 25
Jansen
Gutberlet Joseph, boots and shoes, 129 Mont-
gomery, r. 1808 Stockton
" Julius, salesman Joseph Gutberlet, r. 1808
Stockton
Gutcher Margaret Mrs., private school, 1522
Geary
" William, bookkeeper S. F. News Co., r. 1522
Geary
Gutfeld Simon, clerk Godfrey Jewell, r. 1812b

Mason
Guth Anna Mrs., dairy produce, 210, 12th
" Charles, packer Fisher Packing Co., r. 1309

Stockton
" George, clerk, r. 202, 6th
" John, metal roofer Forderer Cornice Wks,

r. Lorin
" Magdalene Miss, dressmaker, r. 132, 4th
" William W., attorney at law, 401 California,
rooms 26-27, r. Lorin
Guthe Gustav, baker, r. 772 Mission
Gutheil Anna Mrs., bookkeeper, r. 1210 Mason
Guthof William, waiter S. F. Verein, r. NE cor

Post and Leavenworth
Guthridge Ellen, domestic, 632, 23d
Guthrie Alexander (Balfour, Guthrie & Co.), r.
Liverpool, Eng.
" David, horse trainer, r. 11 Polk
" David L., dairy, 231, 6th Av
" George T., plumber, r. cor 25th and De Haro,

Potrero
" James, master mariner, r. 1906 Dupont
" James, shoe finisher Cahn, Nickelsburg &

Co., r. 29 Linden Av
" Jane, widow, r. 1627 Sacramento

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

Complete Lines, Choicest Productions of

Most Famous Factories.

tS^l-G^Zr /Vlarket St.

Guthrie John B., polisher S. F. Novelty and
Plating Wks, r. 1420 Mission
" Samuel, foreman, r. 1927 Union
" Thomas, deckhand state dredger 2, r. 1805a
Dupont
Gutierrez Gabriel, compositor, r. 718^/4 Union
rear
" Ramon, carpenter, r. 7I8V2 Union rear
Gutman Alexander, musician, r. 615, 21st
" Arthur, clerk, r. 615, 21st
•' Joseph, tailor, 303, 5th, r. 615, 21st
" Joseph A., clerk, r. 306 Perry
" Louis (Gatman & MuUin). r. 2232 Jackson
" Maurice, barber, 1646 Polk
" Samuel, barber Serpa & Content, r. 126 Lo-
cust Av
" & Mullin (Louis Gutman and Edward C.
MuUin), barbers, 26 Eddy
Gutmann David, mining, 320 Sansome, room 1,

r. 1225 Golden Gate Av
4®=Gutmann. See Guttmann ■
Gutsch Gustav (Loewy& Gutsch), attorney at

law, 310 Pine, rooms 30-34, r. 409 Mason
Gutschow Ernest F., secretary and manager
Michalitschke Bros. & Co., and secre-
tary Mauna Coffee Plantation, 239 Kear-
ny, r. 2102 California
" Paul E., with Royal Ins. Co., r. 9 Van Ness
Av
Gutstadt Bertha Miss, cashier Eastern Clock
Co., r. 903 Greenwich
" Herman, storekeeper U. S. Internal Rev-
enue, r. 902 Greenwich
Gutta Percha and Rubber Manufacturing Co.
The, Bates & Hough managers, mechan-
ical rubber goods, 30-32 Fremont
Gutte I. (Isidor and Julius Gutte), commission
merchants, 303 California
" Isidor (Gutte & Frank and I. Gutte), r. 217

Leavenworth
" Julius (Gutte & Frank and I. Gutte), r. 1835
San Jose Av, Alameda

GUTTE & FRANK

(Isidor and Julius Gutte and WUliani
Frank), managers Pacific Coast Depart-
ment Magdeburg Fire Insurance Co.
(of Magdeburg), Wilhelma of Magde-
burg General Insurance Co. of Magde-
burg, The National Marine Insurance
Association, limited (of London), Fed-
eral Marine Insurance Co. (of Zurich,
Switzerland) and the Associated Assur-
ance Co's, limited, composed of Munich
Ke-insurance Co., limited (of Munich),
and Alliance Insurance Co., limited (of
Berlin), 303 California, telephone Main
288

Gutter Louis, teamster, r. 212, 15th
" Martin, waiter Thomas Crowe
" Moses, teamster, r. 212, 15th

Gutterson Arthur L., clerk S. F. Savings Union,
r. Oakland

Guttman Fannie Miss, stationery and toys,
1330-1333 Polk, r. 1832 Bush

Guttmann John B., proprietor California Hat
Wks, 111, 4th, r. 738 Geary

Guttornson Julia, widow, r. 209, 26th

Gutzeit Henry (Gutzeit & Malfanti), r. 110
O'Farrell
" Paul, tailor Rosenblum & Abraham

Gutzeit & Malfanti (Henry Gutzeit and Joseph
Malfanti), proprietors Delmonico Res-
taurant, 110-112 O'Farrell

Gutzen John J., liquors, 414 Folsom

Gutzkow Building, 933 Market

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Gutzkow Frederick, mining engineer, r. 18

Columbia Square
Gutzstein Abraham, glazier, r. 1022^ Folsom
Guvoles Augusta Miss, clerk John A. Crough,

r. 422 Hayes
Guy Eugene, glove cutter F. G. Conklin & Co.,
r. 865 Mission
" Francis, special agent Royal Exchange
Assurance and Connecticut Fire Ins.
Co., r. 518 Golden Gate Av
" George J., harness maker Main & Win-
chester, r. 308 Natoma
" Gustav, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 2

Farren Av
" Harry, apprentice Clot & Meese, r. 308Na-

toma
" Michael H., stone cutter, r. 319 Grant Av
" Otto, bookkeeper, r. 308 Natoma
" S. W., watchman C. A. Warren, r. 210, 9th
■' William, clerk Irvine Bros., r. 519, 2d
" William, marble cutter Max Roth, r. Oak-
land
Guyett Rod G., city ticket agent Union Pac.

System, 1 Montgomery, r. 791 Sutter
Guzman Ricardo A., cigar maker Jose A. Gar-
cia, r. 6 Salmon
Gwin Alexander M., clerk S. P. Co., r. 505 Post
" Carrie Miss, president Maria Kip Orphan-
age, 638 Folsom, r. 1450 Sacramento
" Frederick P., bartender, r. 513 Hyde
" George W., motorman Market St. Ry., r.

1616 Dolores
" Mine Development Co. (Calaveras Co.),
Edward L. Parker secretary, 14-15 Ne-
vada Block
Gwin WiUiam M., U. S. Shipping Commis-
sioner, U. S Appraisers' Bldg, room 15,
r. 2268 Franklin
Gwinn Alexander, laborer, r. 7th Av South bet
Li andM
" Charles H., machinist Washburn & Moen

Mfg. Co., r. 537 Howard
" William E., policeman, r. 429, 28th
^S'-Gwinn. See Guinn and Gwynn

GWYER F. R. MRS., M. D..

medical electricity and specialist
for female diseases, also cure guaran-
teed for morphine, liquor and tobacco
habits, hours 10 a. m. to 12 m. and 2 to
5 p. m., office and r. 226 Turk, tele-
phone Sutter 121

Gwynn Carrie, widow, r. 1922 Pine
" C. Arthur, bookkeeper H. T. Holmes Lime

Co., r. 1922 Pine
" William J., real estate, 405 Montgomery,
room 5, r. Oakland

Gyde Jens N., liquors, 812 Kearny

Gysin Albert, bartender John C. Bachmann, r.
77 Everett

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Haab Annie Mrs., dressmaking, 643 McAUiste r

" Henry, tailor, 643 McAllister
Haack Kate, widow, r. 126iX Fern Av

" William, acid maker Cal. Chemical Wks,
r. Holladay Av nr 28th

" William H., milk vender, r. 673 Chenery
Haaf Adolph, helper Joshua Hendy Machine
Wks, r. 270, 1st

" Jacob M. Mrs., widow, r. 1319 Waller

" Louis J., contractor, r. 1319 Waller
Haag Anna, widow, r. 215 Broderick

" Annie M., widow, r. 291-^ Linden Av

Haag Charles, sausage maker Charles F. Hor-
nung, r. 514 Valencia
" Eugene, driver Franz Siebrecht, r. 716

Stockton
" Lawrence, yardman, r. 401 Mariposa
" Louis, jeweler Rothschild & Hadenfeldt, r.

1407 Mason
" Mary, widow, r. 29'/4 Linden Av
" Peter L., laborer, r. 320, 27th
Haake Alice Miss, millinery, 121 Post, r. 14
Chattanooga
" Charles, fresco painter, r. 14 Chattanooga
" Charles H., salesman Rohr & Bagley Com-
mission Co., r. 321 Hyde
" Christina F., widow, r. 14 Chattanooga
" Daisy Miss, milliner, r. 14 Chattanoga
" Henry C, copyist, r. 14 Chattanooga
" Louis, liquors, 8.59 Market, r. 1710 Ellis
" Oliver, clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 14 Chat-
tanooga
4®-Haake. See Haack and Hacke
Haan William G., 2d lieut. light battery F 5th

Artillery U. S. A., r. Presidio
Haar Henry, liquors, 114 O'Farrell, r. 119 Olive

Av
Haas Abraham, president and manager Pacific
Bone, Coal and Fertilizing Co. and man-
ager California AmmoniaWorks, 614, 7th,
r. 1018 Haight
" Abraham, tailor, r. 663 Howard
" Abraham, traveling salesman Lowenberg

&Co., r. 1613a Sutter
" .Baruch & Co. (Los Angeles), wholesale
grocers and druggists, office 100 Califor-
nia

HAAS BROTHERS

(William Haas, Leopold, Karl and

Edward Klau and Abe Meertief), im-
porters and wholesale groceries and
Srovisions, 100-102 California cor
avis
Haas Carl F., proprietor San Francisco Turning

and Planing Mill, 417-419 Mission, r. 326,

11th Av
" Carl G., woodturner C. F. Haas, r. 326, 11th

Av
" Carrie Miss, teacher Webster Primary

School, r. 1511 Geary
" Charles, baker, r. 625 Clay
" Charles, dairy produce, 412'/4, 6th, r. 112

Morris Av
" Charles, waiter, r. 515 Kearny
" Eugene, cabinetmaker C. F. Haas, r. 326,

11th Av
" Frederick R., r. 1311 Octavia
" Fritz, machine hand C. F. Haas, r. 326, 11th

Av
" F. W. cornice maker Forderer Cornice

Wks, r. 218 Eddy
" George (George Haas & Son), r. 612 Ellis
Haas George & Son (George H. and George W.),

manufacturers fine candies, 810 Market

and 7 O'Farrell, telephone Black 941
■' George W. (George Haas & Son), r. 612

Ellis
" Henry, carpenter, r. 243, 2d
" Henry C, salesman James Duffy & Co., r.

112 Park Av
" John, driver, r. 23^4 De Boom
" John A., machinist, r. 508!4 Natoma
" John T., pipemaker W.W. Montague & Co.,

r. 735 Brannan
" Joseph, machinist Union I. Wks, r. 438, 27th
^' Julia, widow, r. 1311 Octavia
" Leonard, solicitor Fireman's Fund Ins.

Co., r. SE cor 30th and Sanchez
Haas Louis S., secretary Crown Distilleries Co.,

100 Front, r. 1311 Octavia
•' Martin, butcher, r. 319 Grant Av
'• Michael H., baker Occidental Hotel, r. 113

Silver
" Minnie Miss, stenographer Greenebaum,

Weil & Michels, r. 1511 Geary
" Morris, salesman, r. 714 Folsom
" Morris, tailor, 802 Larkin, r. 1511 Geary
'■ Rosie Miss, bookkeeper, r. 1511 Geary
" Rudolph, butcher, 50 Centre Market, r. 909
Bush

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Haas Sudolph T., machine hand C. F. Haas, r.

326, nth Av
Haas Samuel A., secretary Pacific Bone, Coal
and Fertilizing Co., 614, 7th, r. Oakland
" Susie Miss, teacher Marshall Primary

School, r. 1511 Geary
" Theresa, widow, r. 113 Silver
" William (Haas Bros.), r. 2007 Franklin
" William, cook, r. 316 Valley
" William J., litho transferer H. S. Crocker

Co., r. Oakland
" William W., salesman Roos Bros., r. 1613a
Sutter
4®" Haas. See Haase and Hass
Haase Charles, shoemaker, r. 308 Fell
" Christian F. M., watchman Western Sugar

Refining Co., r. 2128 Stockton
" Fred, foreman newspaper dept. mailing

division Post Office, r. 792, 18th
" Herman, bartender John Wieland Brewery,

r. 146, 2d
" Herman R. (Junge & Haase). r. 792, 18th
" John, barber. 2544 Folsom, r. 326, 22d
" Max, bartender, r. 1 Jackson
" T. R., millwright, r. 529 Sacramento
13®=" Haase. See Haas and Hass
Haave Martin, seaman, r. 406 Greenwich
Habelt Frederick, baker, r. 772 Mission

" Paul, baker Franz Siebrecht, r. 772 Mission
Habenicht Fritz (N. Van Bergen & Co.), r. 1321
Pine
" George N., solicitor London and Lanca-
shire Fire Ins. Co.. r. 1321 Pine
" Julius, casemaker Shreve & Co., r. 637
Vallejo
Haber Ferdinand A., r. 3616 Laguna
" Joseph, r. 2640 Jackson
" Louis F., bookkeeper Willard Bros., r. 2616

Laguna
" S. D. Mrs., widow, r. 108 Walnut
" Susan, widow, r. 1611 Post
" William, clerk Val Schmidt, r. 2640 Jack-
son
Haberecht William, barber, r. 1001 Mission
Habergarten Joseph, proprietor Coso House, 411

Sansome, r. 2218 Filbert
Haberlan John, foreman blacksmith P. C. S. S.
Co., r. Berkeley
" John Jr., calker P. C. S. S. Co., r. Berkeley
" F., blacksmith helper P. C. S. S. Co., r.
Berkeley
Haberland Isaac, cellarman Lachman & Jacobi,
r. 232, 4th
" Matilda, widow, r. 608 Sacramento
Haberli Nicolaus, milker, r. 431 Pine
Haberlin John, r. 426 Duncan
" Patrick W., harness maker Patrick W. La-
haney, r. 7th Av South bet M and N
Haberling Louisa, widow, r. 273 Stevenson
Haberly Frederick, boots and shoes, 1639 Eddy
" Frederick, clerk, r. 329 Eddy
" George W., special delivery clerk Post

Office, r. 339 Eddy
" William T., butcher Katz & Sons, r. 215
Franklin
^S^-Haberly. See Heberly

Habermacher Emil, property man, r. 334 Geary
" Ferdinand, tailor Conrad Frei, r. 334 Geary
" Ferdinand J., clerk Thomas H. Bowling &

Co.,r. 334 Geary
" Gustav, metal roofer Forderer Cornice
Wks, r. 1827 Vallejo
Habich Augusta, widow, r. 1520 California
" Charles, tailor, r. 502 Washington
" Harry, carriage trimmer O'Brien & Sons,

r. 21 Russ
" Mary, widow, r. 21 Russ
" Walter O., musician, r. 1520 California
Haohette Victor F., shade hanger James Duffy

&Co., r. 727a Minna
Hachinger Anne, domestic, 2710 California
Hachmann Julius, bookkeeper Parrott & Co., r.

1123 Geary
Hachmeister Charles, fruits, 418, 3d, r. 458 Bry-
ant
Hacht August v., nurse, r. 828, 15th
Hack Christian, bakery, 348 Oak
" John U., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 1700 Sacramento

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
CORRUGATED IRON,

Galvanized, Black and Painted,
for Roofing and Siding.

30© TO 31-7- IVIARKET ST.

Hacke Charles W., collector, r. 536 Eddy
" Christopher, r. 536 Eddy
" Henry, salesman John Horstmann, r. Ala-
meda
" William C, salesman Dunham, Carrigan
& Hayden Co., r. 323a 14th
je®= Hacke. See Haacke and Haake
Hacker Henry J., belt maker H. N. Cook Belt-
ing Co., r. 609 Cedar Av
^6= Hacker. See Hecker

Hackett Alfred, steerage steward str Alameda
" Andrew J., carrier postoffice, r. 134 Bart-

lett
" Anne, widow, r. 308 Ash Av
" C. H.. r. 320 Montgomery Av
" David, clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 444

Guerrero
" Dennis, r. 145 Jersey
" Dennis, foreman, r. SE cor M and 5th Av

South
" Dwight L. (The California Turf), r. Oak-
land
Hackett Edward, receiver U. S. Land Oface,
610 Commercial, r. Oakland
Edward, sawyer Union Box Factory, r.

Alameda
Edward J., with Morse's Patrol, r. 719

Market
Eva S. Mrs., teacher Webster Primary

School, r. 318 Kearny
Francis M., dentist, 413 Leavenworth
Frank A., clerk Edward McGinnis, r. 1229

Florida
James A., rubber goods, 58 Steuart, r. Ala-
meda
James F., water tender str Pomona, r. 821a

17th
James W., tinsmith, r. 736 Natoma
John, boiler maker, r. 13% Zoe
Hackett Jolin, manager Pacific Coast Dredging
and Reclamation Co., 15 Steuart, r. Oak-
land
" John Jr., clerk, r. ISVa Zoe
" Joseph, waiter City and County Hospital
" Joseph L., laborer, r. 1009 York
" Lincoln E., printer and varieties, 310%

Turk
" Luke, r. 1229 Florida

" Mark, sawyer Union Box Factory, r. Ala-
meda
" Mark J., painter, r. 1339 Florida
" Martin, sawyer Union Box Factory, r. Ala-
meda
" Mary, domestic, St. Mary's Hospital
'■ Mary Miss, r. Our Lady's Home
•• Mary A., domestic, 518 Devisadero
" M. H., insurance appraiser, 205 Sansome,

r. San Leandro
•' Patrick, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.

444 Guerrero
" Patrick F., tailor, r. mUi Clara
" Richard C, janitor S. F. Polyclinic, r. 410

Ellis
" Thomas, carrier postoffice, r. 606 Folsom
" Thomas, laborer, r. 114 Townsend
" Thomas J., r. I6I14 Clara
" Walter, clerk U. S. Land Office, r. Oakland
" William S., machinist, r. 1329 Florida
Hackey Frederick, seaman, r. 14% Ritch
" John A., master schr Alma, office 56 Steuart,
r. 141/2 Ritch
Hackfeld Hermann, salesman Martin Meyer, r.
701 McAllister
" Kathrina, widow, r. 102 Colling wood [
" William, shoemaker, 501 Sanchez, r. 104
Collingwood

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DEALERS IN A1.L KINDS OF

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Hotels, Restaurants and Ship-
ping Supplied.

Hackley Robert J., marine engineer, r. 2739 Pine
Hackley Simeon, secretary Gualala Mill Co.
and Gualala River Railway Co.. 31
Steuart, r. Berkeley
Hackman Frederick, master schr Modoc, office
10 Clay, r. 232 Minna
" Vincent H., musician, r. 12 Mason
Hackmeier Adam Mrs., widow, r. 2218 Post
" Adam E., r. 2218 Post
" August J., r. 2218 Post
" Charles M., r. 2218 Post
" Christine Miss, r. 2218 Post
Hackmeier Hotel, George Gruenig proprietor,
123-129 Eddy
" Philip, cook Hotel Becker, r. 1005M Na-
toma
Hackmeyer Bertha, domestic, r. 3 Redwood
Court
" Christopher, cook, r. 14 Rondel PI
" R egina, widow, r. 14 Rondel PI
" William, taxidermist William F. Nolle, r.
14 Rondel PI
Hackney Frederick E., solicitor Pac. and S. F.
Box Factory, r. 820 Diamond
" J., r. 1045 Market
Hadding Charles, boxmaker Commercial Box

Factory, r. 31 Boardman PI
Haddock Allen, phrenologist and editor Human
Nature, 1016 Market, r. 1229 Greenwich
" John, carver Sterling Furniture Co., r. 1229

Greenwich
" William Jr., engineer, r. 188 Locust Av
" William P., messenger Union Pac. System,
r. 2929 Greenwich
Hade John, blacksmith Knowlton & Hade, r. 24
Clinton
" Richard (Knowlton & Hade) r. 24 Clinton
Hadeler Claus, groceries and liquors, NW cor
17th and Mission, r. 2056 Mission
' ' Diedrich, groceries , 988 Howard and liquors
NW cor Spear and Mission, r. 943 How-
ard
Hadeler Jolin, groceries and liquors, SE cor

Geary and Larkin. r. 841 Geary
Haden Margaret Mrs., r. 11 Monroe
.^=Haden. See Hayden, Haydon and Heyden
Hadenfeldt Charles (Rothschild & HadenfeldtJ,
r. 922 Fillmore
" Herman D.. clerk Rothschild & Haden-
feldt, r. 922 Fillmore
«5-Hadenfeldt See Haydenfeldt
Hadenstein Hans, coachman, r. 933 Kearny
Haderle Ellen Mrs., r. 317Gough
" John A., clerk Alfonso Di Nola, r. 317
Gough
Hadler Annie C. Miss, r. 251 Perry
" Charles, elevatorman, r. 44 Louisa
" Edmund G., machine hand Pac. Roll. Mill,

r. 44 Louisa
■' Elizabeth, widow, r. 44 Louisa
" Henry, butcher, r. 1236, 6th Av South
" Henry H., fireman Fulda Bros., r. 40 Spear
" Lila M. Miss, r. 251 Perry
" Maria, widow, r. 12 Bernard
" William T. (Shields & Hadler), r. 303, 10th
Hadley Albert F., carpenter Charles M. Depew
Planing Mill Co., r. 149 Sagamore
" Albert J., bartender James P. Dunne & Co.,

r. Berkeley
■' Annie, widow, r. 1105 Pierce
" Arthur E., printer, r. 1113V2 Howard
'■ Charles B., bricklayer, r. 1105 Pierce
" Charles B., with Examiner, r. 106 Eddy
" Charles W.. machinist, r. 329 Golden Gate

Av
" Frederick H., r. 21111/^ Bush

Hadlev Frederick L., bricklayer, r. 1105 Pierce
Hadley Frederick W. (Hadley & Doud), and
secretary San Francisco Stock and Ex-
change Board, 331 Pine, r. 518 Capp
" Herbert T., porter Dodge, Sweeney & Co.,

r. 2816 Mission
" James, bartender, r. 546 Minna
" M. Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. Hotel

Langham
" Moses T., porter Dodge, Sweeney & Co., r.

2816 Mission
" R. Frank, carpenter, r. 17 Harriet
" William, waiter str Mariposa
" William D.. boxmaker, r. 7 Dale PI
Hadley & Doud fFrederiok W. Hadley and

Aaron Doud), stockbrokers, 326 Pine
4®=-Hadley. See Hedley

Hadlock Ellsworth, special policeman, r. SE
cor Sutter and Stockton
" Mabel, domestic, 2815 Geary
Hadorn Theophilus, watchcase maker Mr^.

Charles J. Harris, r. 1223, 26th
Hadsell Frank M., waiter Occidental Hotel, r.

1555 Kearny
Hadwen Swain Manufacturing Co. (Hadwen
Swain and Wesley T. Gorham), manu-
facturers gas and gasoline engines and
printing presses, 215-217 Spear
Haedge Charles R., cook, r. 822 Harrison
Haedrich Fred A., plumber, r. 258 Stevenson
" Herman, clerk estate of Claude Long, r.

258 Stevenson
■' James H., carrier postofflce, r. 1007a Guer-
rero
" Thomas F., plumber, r. 258 Stevenson
4@=Haedrich. See Hedrich
Haefeli A., boatswain Revenue Cutter Com.
Perry
" Oscar, baker, r. 625 Clay
" Peter P., cellarman J. Gundlach &Co.,r.
522 Stockton
Haeflerle Frederick, baker, r. 763 Howard
Haefner Joseph W., butcher J. Hayden, r. 1040
Howard
" Rudolph, wheelwright John Kelso, r. 435
Pine
Haege David, brewer, r. 538V4 Jessie
Haendel Clara Mrs., millinery, 316 Sutter, r. 309
Powell
" Lily Miss, milliner, r. 309 Powell
Haentzsohel Charles, waiter, r. 150 Silver

" Frederick E., r. 150 Silver
Haepfner Ferdinand, miller, r. 409 Pacific
Haesbrouch Frederick, helper Risdon I. & L.

Wks. r. 421 Bay
Haesloop Christian P. (Hinrichs & Haesloop),
r. 1305 Kearny
" Frederick, quartermaster str China, r. 23
De Boom
Haesselbarth Hugo, canvasser, r. 142, 9th
Hafele John B., millwright Dibert Bros. Mfg.

Co , r. 247 Stevenson
Hafenger Mary, widow, r. 1743!4 Mission
Hafer A., motorman Market St. Ry., r. 1205
Steiner
" John, engineer Pac. Power Co., r. Berke-
ley
Haflemeyer Joseph, glass beveler, r. 6 Graham

PI
Haffen Joseph B., superintendent Heyneman &

Co., r. 1227,21st
Hafler George, maltster Herman Zwieg, r. 731

Brannan
Hafiey Hugh, porter Mills Bldg, r. 631 Florida

" Patrick, r. 826 Florida
Hafford Esther E. Miss, typewriter, r. 2 De
Long Av
" Harvey S., carpenter, r. 427 Francisco
" Samuel, carpenter, r. 2 De Long Av
Hafkan Henry, beer bottler, r. 621 York
Hafky Julius G., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 322

Bartlett
Hafner Charles J., machinist Paul Odermatt, r.
13 Harrison Av
" Paul, shoemaker, r. 605 Broadway
Haften Ludwig, baker, r. 409 Minna
4S=-Hagadorn. See Hagedorn
Hagamore Sarah, widow, r. 838^4 Harrison
Hagan Bernard, laborer, r. 528, 6th

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(Martin M. and Louis) general insur-
ance agents and San Francisco agents
Aachen & Munich Fire Insurance Co.
(Germany) and Phoenix Insurance Co.
[Hartford), 221 Sansome, telephone
Main 5240
Hagan Celia Mrs., r. 2824 Pine

" Daniel, clerk Mann & Wilson, r. 1520 Web-
ster

" Daniel J., helper Risdon I. and L. Wks, r.
345D Beale

" Herman, cement worker, r. II514, 11th

" Hugh S. (Groom & Hagan) r. Hotel St.
Nicholas

" James, driver Engine 11, r. 16th Av South
nr L

" James, engineer, r. 5 Seymour Av

" James, undertaker and embalmer, 445, "Va-
lencia

" John, longshoreman, r. 345d Beale

" John Mrs., widow, r. 236, 6th Av

" John P., fireman Western Light and Power
Co.

" Joseph (Western Addition Funeral Di-
rectors), r. 2343^4 Washington

" Louis (Hagan Bros.), r. 2833 Pine

" Louis E., with Caley & Roeder, r. 1327
Howard

" Martin M. (Hagan Bros.), r. 1624 Pierce

" Mary J. Miss, teacher music, r. 236, 6th Av

" Michael, horseshoer T. J. Crowley, r. 331,
18th

" Patrick, laborer, r. 87 Clipper

" Patrick F., treer United Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. 14221/4 Valencia

" Patrick J., clerk Abramson-Heunisch Co.,
r. Wii Harriet

" Peter, gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 1438^/4 Jack-
son

" Philip J., glass beveler, r. 345d Beale

" Rudolph, cook, r. 935 Mariposa

" William, laborer, r. 1216, 17th

" William J., laborer, r. 316 Beale rear
4@" Hagan. See Hagen and Hagin
Hagans Edward, miner, r. 54, 1st

" George W., compositor Co-Operative Pub-
lishing Co., r. Alameda
Hagar James O., inspector construction U. S.
A., Dept. of California, r. 2136 Union

" William, brewer, r. 707 Mission
4®" Hagar. See Hager.

Hagarty Annie M. Miss, principal Monroe Pri-
mary School, r. 39 Sanchez

" John, r. 12a Clara

" John, liquors, 339, 3d

" John G., salesman Schweitzer & Co., r. 29
Sanchez

" Joseph G., clerk Mann & Wilson, r. 29
Sanchez

" Patrick S., corporal police, r. 29 Sanchez

" William H., treer United Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 1125, 26th
4®" Hagarty. See Hagerty, Haggerty, Hea-

gerty and Hegarty
Hagberg John O., carpenter, r. 124 Caselli Av
Hage Charles H., carpenter J. Boehrer & Co., r.
7321/2 Minna

■' George, teamster, r. 537 Sacramento

" Harry, cook, r. 544 Howard

" Henry, bartender Lunsmann Bros., r. 321
Bay
Hagedorn Alexander C, ropemaker Washburn
and Moen Mfg. Co., r. 1021 Lombard

" Alwin, machinist Vulcan lion Wks, r. 2312

Anna C. Miss, teacher South San Fran-
cisco Primary School, r. 216, 12th

August G. (Hagedorn &Thierbaoh), r. 1128
Buchanan

Frederick, wire worker West Coast W. and
I. Wks, r. 1031 Lombard

Frederick C, engineer J. Spaulding & Co.,
r. 334 Clementina

Frederick C. Jr., machinist P. F. Clerc, r.
324 Clementina

George, baker, r. 1 Victor

Henry, plumber, r. 1021 Lombard

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.

SASH CURTAINS

Hagedorn Herman A. , rope splicer John A. Roeb-
ling's Sons Co., r. 1919a Mason
" Herman R., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

1906 McAllister
•' H. W. Mrs., widow, r. 316, 13th
" Mary, widow, groceries, 2501 Larkin
•' & Thierbach (August G. Hagedorn and
Louis M. Thierbach), proprietors Eureka
Soda Water Works, 1756 Ellis
Hagelberg John, waiter Charles Tepper, r. 626

Washington
Hagelsten Leonhard, paitter P. N. Kuss, r. 311

Linden Av
Hageman C, seaman str City of Puebla
" Charles, butcher J. Schweitzer & Co., r. 115

Fair Oaks

" George (Hageman & Haquette), r. 723 Bush

Hageman & Haquette (George Hageman and

Ernest Haquette), proprietors Crystal

Palace, 5 Kearny and 12 Geary

Hagemann Albert, blacksmith O'Brien & Sons,

r. 3012, 16th
Hagemann Brewing Co. (see Albany Brewery),
71-75 Everett, telephone Main 5130
" Charles, bakery, 1300 Powell
" Edward, clerk, r. 337 Oak
" Emma Miss, r. 1203 Mission
" Frederick, brewer, r. 758 Howard
" George A., shademaker Schlueter & Vol-

berg, r. 2310 Howard
" Herman M., upholsterer, 1324 Polk, r. 413

Grove
" John B., bartender, r. 209 Leidesdorff
" Mary, widow, r. 2310 Howard
" Philipp. bakery, 1057 Howard
" William L., r. 2310 Howard
" William M., porter J. R. Gates & Co., r.
413 Grove
4er"Hagemann. See Hagman
Hagemeister David, baker La Grande Laundry
Hagen Adelaide, widow, r. 1801 Jones
Andrew, painter, r. 2617 Harrison
Caroline, widow, r. 2617 Harrison
Charles, box maker, r. 31c Boardman PI
Edward, baker St. Mary's Hospital
Gustav, shoemaker John Lind, r. 701 Mc-
Allister
H. C, laborer, r. 1030 Howard
John, porter, r. 304, 3d
Julius, plumber, r. 456 Minna
Peter, laborer, r. SE cor Lombard and

Webster
Rosana, widow, r. 329, 17th
Rudolph A., kettleman John Wieland Brew-
ery, r. 8 O'Farrell
Samuel, finisher, r. 2039 Harrison
Samuel J., nailer Cal. Barrel Co., r. 3039
Harrison
4®=Hagen. See Hagan and Hagin
Hagenauer G. Victor, butcher Katz & Sons, r.

828 California
Hagenbucher Adolph, butcher, r. 763 Howard
Hagenkamp Adolph, r. 218 Clara
" Adolph T., clerk, r. 3141/4 Clara
" Lous K., clerk Golden Gate Park Museum,
r. 318 Clara
Hagens Diedrich A., clerk George A. Fellows,

r. 535 Geary
Hager August E. cooper, 1510 Mason
" Carl N. G., driver J. W. Evans, r. Oak-
land
" C. August, machinist Marshutz & Cantrell,

r. Oakland
" Charles A., teamster Overland Freight

Transfer Co., r. 32i/4 Bluxome
" J. S. Mrs., widow, r. 1815 Gough

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Hager Louis, mounter Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.

747>/2 Tebama
" Louise, widow, r. 1510 Mason
4®" Hager. See Hagar
Hagerman Frederick, r. 858(4 Folsom
" John, motorman S. F. & S. M. Ry, Co., r.

754 San Jose Av
Hagerty Bridget Miss, r. Our Lady's Home
" Brothers (Robert D. Hagerty), liquors, cor

Ocean Boulevard and Fulton
" Charles, butcher, r. cor 10th Av South and

Railroad Av
" Charles, teamster James Hall, r. NW cor

Railroad Av and N South
" Cornelius, cook, r. 3 East
" Daniel, laborer, r. 425 Ringold
" Daniel, packer Cook & Co., r. SSS'/J Tehama
" Edward, seaman, r. 105 Clark
" Ellen, widow, r. 36 Dore
" Hannah, domestic, 2018 Webster
" Harry, engineer S. P. Co., r. 113, 16th
" James, blacksmith, r. 45 Clementina
" James, groceries and liquors, 241, 4th
" James, teamster James Beatty, r. 10th Av

South nr Railroad Av
" James B., laborer, r. 726, 14th
" Jeremiah, driver Albany Brewery, r. 79

Everett
" John, accordion pleating, 9 Geary, r. 359

Liberty
" John, laborer, r. 150 Clara
" John, laborer, r. 224, 23d
" John M., manager Bay City Transfer Co.,

244 Sutter, r. 45 Clementina
" Margaret, widow, r. 1219 Hayes
" Mary Miss, stenographer, r. 134 Townsend
" Michael, longshoreman, r. 349 Tehama
" Patrick, laborer Union I. Wks, r. 715 How-
ard
" Patrick, shoemaker, r. 8 Rose Av
" Robert D. (Hagerty Bros.), r. 1219 Hayes
" Thomas F., mechanical engineer, 9 Geary,

r. 359 Liberty
" William, teamster Daniel F. Gallagher, r.

71/2 Clyde
4®=-Hagerty. See Hagarty, Haggerty, Heag-

erty and Hegarty
Hagerup Charles, seaman, r. 39 Pacific

" Frederick C, dyer and scourer. 148, 3d
Hagg Alfred, cabinetmaker John Wiren, r. 3253

Mission
Haggard Lizzie S. Mrs., nurse, r. 1706 Washing-
ton
" Otto, porter, r. 5A Vassar PI
4S"Haggen. See Hagen
Haggenmiller George T., tinsmith. Pacific

Pump and Windmill Co., r. 45 Everett
Haggert James, machinist Union Gas Engine

Co., r. Octavia nr Union
Haggerty George, laborer, r. 529 Sacramento
" James W., machinist M. D. Hemenway
" Jane, widow, r. 132, 24th
" Jeremiah, peddler, r. 8, 23d
" Leo N. Bro., r. St. Dominic's Monastery
" Margaret, widow, r. 229 Cortland Av
" Mary, domestic, 1803 Franklin
" Michael, laundryman Electric Laundry,

r. 30 Erie
" Michael, teamster Harris Packing and

Provision Co., r. cor 6th and Berry
" Patrick, laborer, r. 532 Howard
" Peter J., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.

132, 24th
" Thomas, porter S. F. & N. P. Ry. Co., r. 542

Howard
" Timothy C, shoemaker, r. 8 Alemany Av

Haggerty William, shoemaker, r. 1125, 26th

" William F.. stevedore, r. 307% Lombard
«3-Haggerty. See Hagarty, Hagerty, Heag-

erty and Heggarty
Haggett E. M. Mrs., dressmaking, 518 Laguna
" George W., policeman, r. 429l^ Broadway
" James A., barber Perrin& Apostolo
" Rose, widow, r. 429i,4 Broadway
Haggin James B., capitalist, oface 30 Mills

Bldg, 9th floor, r. New York
Hagglund John G., clerk Post Office, r. 344 Shot-
well
Hagin Sadie L. Miss, r. 1630 Howard
" Sarah J. Mrs., r. 1630 Howard
" William, livery stable, 511, 18th
Hagland Caspar, laborer Atlas Iron Wks, r. NE

cor Napa and Louisiana
Hagler John O., liquors, 419 Bush, r. 321 Jersey
Hagmaier Charles, mechanical engineer Pelton

Water Wheel Co., r. 219 Fillmore
Hagman Charles F., painter, 115 Van Ness Av,
r. 916Capp
" Nicholas A., clerk Scott & Van Arsdale
Lumber Co., r. 244 Langton
Hagman Oscar, boxmaker, r. 244 Langton
Hagmann Lorenz, blacksmith, r. 528 Stevenson
^-^Hagmann. See Hagemann
Hagney Edward, teamster Albert E. Buck-
man, r. 3115, 16th
" James, teamster Albert E. Buckman, r.
3115, 16th
Hagquist Charles R., carpenter, r. 8 West Mis-
sion
" George, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 8

West Mission
" George E., millhand Fulda Bros., r. 8 West
Mission
Hagstrom C, quartermaster str Alameda
" Gustave, clerk Albion Lumber Co., r. 122%

Gilbert
" John A., wood and tile mantels, 2219 Fol-
som, r. 429 Ringold
Hagthrop Emma C. Mrs., r. 816 O'Farrell
Hague James D., president North Star Mining
Co., Original Empire Mill and Mining
Co., and Grass Valley Water Co., 401
California, r. New York
" Swen O., carpenter, r. Cuvier nr Bosworth
Hagy Leonard A., stenographer Winchester Re-
peating Arms Co., r. Alameda
Haherty William, engineer, r. 2810 Geary
Hahir Joseph J. (Bryant, Asman & Hahir), r.

1723 Haight
Hahn A. C, gents' furnishing goods, 233 Kear-
ny, r. 2737 California
" Amelia Miss, nurse, r. 532 Natoma
" Anais Miss, asst. Free Public Library, r.

120 Devisadero
" Andrew J. (Lippert & Hahn), r. 992 Noe
" August (Hahn Bros), r. 44 Parker Av
Halm, BoMmann & Co. (Fritz Hahn and Henry
and Ehler Bohlmann) wines and liquors,
SW cor Third and Harrison
" Brothers (August Hahn) furniture and bag-
gage express, 2121 Fillmore
" Carl O., with A. C. Hahn, r. 2737 California
" Carl T., salesman A. C. Hahn, r. 2737 Cali-
fornia
" Charles, barber, 2003 Mission, r. 2008 Mis-
sion
" Charles, teacher music, r. 2128 Howard
" Charlotte, widow, r. 340, 23d
" Dora, widow, ladies' furnishing goods,

316, 3d
" Edwin O., attorney at law, 522 Montgomery,

r. 2737 California
" Elizabeth B., widow, r. 2934 Jackson
" Emil C, coppersmith, r. 1631 Hyde
" Ernest, varieties, 230, 4th
" Esther, widow, r. Pacific Hebrew Home
" Eugene, journalist, r. 520 Baker
" Felix (Passet & Hahn), r. Oakland
" Frederick, r. 48 Parker Av
" Fritz (Hahn, Bohlmann & Co. and Hahn &

Bohlmann), r. Berkeley
" Gaston L., asst. Weigher U. S. Customs,

r. 130 Devisadero
" George, plumber Ernest Cook, r. 3613 Mis-
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Hahn George, shoemaker LobensteinBros., r. 43

Minna

" Gustave, ironer S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy

" Henry C. (Dutton & Hahn), r. 523 Stevenson

" Henry W., teamster M. Murphy, r. 12i4

Decatur
" Hugo, nurse German Hospital
" Ida Miss, r. 227 Perry
" Ida Miss, dressmaker, r. 719 Waller
" Jacob H., butcher, 2133 Mission, r. 213

Vicksburg
" John J., plumber, r. 445 Elizabeth
" John W., sugar refiner, r. 1631 Hyde
" John W. Jr., bar tender, r. 1631 Hyde
" , Levy & Co. (Joseph Levy), cigar manufac-
turers, 312 Battery
" Louis, barber, r. 437 Eddy
" Martin, machinist Union I. Wks, r. 316, 3d
" Robert,' millhand Yolo Mills, r. 131, 3d
" Robert C, men's furnishing goods, 1008

Market, r. lOOSVa Market
" Rudolph H., teacher violin, r. 2128 Howard
" Rudolph J., junk dealer, r. 1518 Ellis
" Sabina, widow, r. S s Lombard bet Frank-
lin and Gough
" Theresa, widow, r. 432 Cedar Av
" Theresa, widow, r. 2017 Bush
" Werhaby, peddler, r. 419 Vallejo
Hahn & Bohimann (Fritz Hahn and Ehler Bohl-
mann), groceries and liquors, 201, 3d cor
Howard
;g®="Hahn. See Haan and Hann
Hahne Babette, widow, r. 1320 California

HAHNEMANN HOSPITAL COL-
LEGE OF SAN FRANCISCO, George H.
Palmer, M. D., president, William
Boericke, M. D., registrar, 0. B. Currier,
M. D., dean, 115 Haight, dean's office
921 Geary
Haible Constant, laborer Enterprise Brewing

Co., r. 120b Shotwell
Haigh Samuel, foreman Wade's Warehouse, r.

5011/2, 6th
Haight C. A., agent E. I. Dupont de Nemours &
Co., 226 Market, r. Alameda
" Dinah, widow, r. 649 Folsom
" Edgar G., salesman Phelps & Miller, r. 503

Leavenworth
" Frank M., salesman Clabrough, Golcher &
Co., r. 17 Clement
Haigllt Frederick B., commission merchant,

212-214 Front, r. Alameda
Haigllt George W., attorney at law, and attor-
ney Lick Old Ladies' Home, 220 San-
some, room 1, r. 2208Dwight Way, Berke-
ley
" Harrison, pattern maker W. T. Garratt &

Co., r. 503 Leavenworth
" Henry, expressman, r. 1126 Market
" Henry H., attorney at law, 206 Sansome,
room 31, r. Oakland
Haigllt Primary School, Miss Mary A. Has-
well principal, Mission bet 25th and 26th
" Robert, r. 1413 Van Ness Av
" Robert, cook, r. 909 Kearny
" Robert F., r. 110 Natoma
" Robert F., salesman Hughson & Merton, r.

I8/2 Page
" Sophia P., widow, r. isy^ Page
" Thomas, hoseman Engine 16, r. 907 Bryant
" W. A. Mrs., widow, treasurer Protestant

Orphan Asylum, r. 710 Leavenworth
" W. Harry, traveling salesman Spruance,
Stanley & Co.
Haile Anton, expressman, NW cor Kearny and

Jackson, r. 52 Juniper
«®»Haile. See Hale

Hailer Albert, bottler Cal. Bottling Co., r. 1434
Turk
" Henry, millhand, r. 717 Clementina
Hain Charles H., clerk, r. 2526 California
" Gustave S., truckman Truck 6, r. 1519 Eddy
" Harry, barber R. Ayla, r. 1033 Folsom
" Mary I., widow, r. 1614 Washington
4®=Hain. See Hayne
Haine Maud, widow, r. 1110 Larkin
Hainer William W., carpenter, r. 459 Minna
Haines Bridget, widow, r. 704 Tehama

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO

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Haines Byron W., D. D. S., dentist, 14 Grant
Av, rooms 16-17, telephone Main 5400, r.
Belvedere and Occidental Hotel
" E. John, machinist Risdon I. «fe L. Wks.,

r. 52, 2d
" Frank W., barber, r. 2724 Folsom
" George F., cook City and County Hospital
" Joseph D., electric pen writer, 420 Mont-
gomery, room 21, r. Oakland
" Millard M., stevedore, r. 411 Brannan
" Samuel N., chief engineer str Mariposa, r.

1013, 20th
" William, seaman Revenue cutter Commo-
dore Perry
j8®-Haines. See Haynes
Hainke Herman, tailor, r. 612 Pine
Hainque Martial, machinist William H. Birch

&Co., r. 512a 15th
Hainroth Lena, widow, r. 833 Bush

" Oscar, jeweler, r. 833 Bush
Hainson Henry, helper Jackson Brewery Co., r.

11 Harriet
Hainz Julius, waiter, r. 909 Kearny
Hair Elisha, porter Anglo-Californian Bank, r.
43414 Union
" James, superintendent Pac. Transfer Co..
r. 2305 Fillmore
.eS^Hair. See Hare
Haire James V., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 33

Grand Av
Hais Alice Miss, wines and liquors, 70854, 22d

" Margaret Mrs., patent medicines, 708, 22d
Haisler William S.. brush maker Read & Zahn,

r. 942 Howard
Hakalau Plantation Co., Claus Spreckels presi-
dent, John A. Buck vice-president, J. D.
Spreckels & Bros. Co. treasurer, E. H.
Sheldon secretary, office 327 Market
Hakanson C. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 125 Oak
" Charles (Anderson & Hakanson), r. 631

Jackson
" Charles, painter Burr & Shields, r. 125 Oak
" Christopher, house and sign painter, 128
Oak, r. 135 Oak
Hakens Henry, r. 3 Merritt
Haker William, bookkeeper E. H. Michels, r.

Mill Valley, Marin Co.
Hakius Jacob, wheelwright Charles Herold, r.

Utah nr Army
Halbert William N., printer superintendent's
ofttce Railway Mail Service, r. Oakland
Halbritter Anton, butcher, r. 28 Lapidge
Halck Albert T., general foreman Pac. Postal

Tel. Cable Co., r. 2826 Pine
Hald Hans, r. 1214 York
Haldan Edward B. (Butler & Haldan), r. 1523

Sacramento
Haider Albert, varieties, 1343 Mission
Haldin Martin (Child & Haldin), r. 1935 Bush
Hale Albert S., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 103

Ellis
Hale and Norcross Silver Mining Co. (Storey
Co. Nev.), Jere. Lynch president, R. U.
Collins secretary, 3 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Bldg
" B., seaman str City of Puebla
Hale Brothers (incorporated), Oliver A. Hale
president, Reuben B. Hale secretary.
Prentis C. Hale manager, dry goods, 9.37-
945 Market
" C. B. Mrs., r. Hotel Pleasanton
" Charles, laborer, r. 336 Farallones
" Clarence J., r. 309 Taylor
" Cress P., salmon packer, office 122 Davis,

room 3, r. 2531 Pine
" David, laborer, r. 27 Minna

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Hale Delia B.. widow, r. 27 Harriet

" Edward, clerk Girvin & Eyre, r. 1005 Sut-
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" Edward S., driver, r. 3026 Buchanan

" F. Monroe, fireman, r. 230 Farallones

" Frank O., watchnaan, r. 209 Plymouth Av

" Fredrica, widow, r. 911 Vallejo

" George, stock clerk Roos Bros., r. 27 Har-
riet

" George S., bartender Charles H. Linn, r.
846 Mission

" George W., barber Philip Cohen, r. Oak-
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" Hattie H.. widow, r. 836 O'Farrell
Hale Horace, secretary People's Ice Co., 331
Montgomery, room 74, r. 9 Lapidge

" James C r. 722 O'Farrell

" James P.. salesman L. E. Spear, r. 911
Vallejo

" Jotm, r. 27 Harriet

" John A., teamster, r. 911 Vallejo

" John T., labeler "William Lambert, r. 27
Harriet

" Joseph B., teamster William Lambert, r.
31 Minna rear

" L., r. 725 Pine

" Lemuel W., bridge builder, r. 228 Faral-
lones

" Margaret Mrs., r. 27 Minna

" Mary E., widow, r. 230 Farallones

" Mary E. Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 1414
Larkin

■' Marshall, with Hale Bros., r. 2308 "Wash-
ington
Hale Oliver A., president Hale Bros., 937-945
Market, r. San Jose, Cal.

" Prentis C, manager Hale Bros., 937-945
Market, r. 2308 "Washington

" Prudence E)., widow, r. 2308 Washington
Hale Reuben B., secretary Hale Bros., 937-945
Market, r. 2308 Washington

'• Robert L., driver, r. 3026 Buchanan

" Romie P., milkman, r. 316, 21st

" Samuel, longshoreman, r. 27 Minna

" Sasie Miss, r. 1414 Larkin

" Theresa, widow, r. 128. 8th

" Thomas, hostler F. M. Chapman & Co., r. 37
Hinckley

" Thomas E.. accountant, r. 1005 Sutter

" Titus, farmer, office 122 Davis, r. Oak-
land

" William E., salesman, r. 27 Harriet
Hales Richard, bootblack, r. 146a 5th

" Stephen A., barber L. Keller, r. 539 Minna
Haley Bridget, r. 32 Converse
Haley Brothers (Daniel T. and William E.),
dairymen, 2002 Greenwich

" Catherine, widow, r. 307, 3d

" Charles, conductor, r. 1604 Howard

" Charles, steward str Apache

■' Charles M., clerk, r. 1408 Golden Gate Av
Haley Charles S. (E. P. Heald & Co.), and physi-
cian. 24 Post, r. Berkeley

■• Christopher, foreman, r. 228 Perry

" Clarence E., bookkeeper Scott & Van Ars-
dale, r. Berkeley

" Daniel, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 301 Sierra

■• Daniel T. (Haley Bros.), r. 2002 Greenwich

" Edward H., proofreader, r. 509 Laguna

" Ellen, widow, r. 1403 Montgomery rear

■' Frank, clerk A. I. Hall & Son, r. 139
Rose Av

" Frank J., tinsmith Pac. Sheet Metal "Wks,
r. 12 Converse

'■ Frederick, messenger Nolan Bros. Shoe
Co., r. 307, 3d

Haley George, laborer, r. Ellsworth nr Old Hick-
ory

" Hannah, widow, r. 1610 Leavenworth

" James, canner, r. 12 Converse

" James, longshoreman, r. 1403 Montgomery

" Jennie M. Mrs., r. 814 O'Farrell

" John, laborer, r. Ellsworth nr Old Hick-
ory

" John, laborer, r. 8V4 Falmouth

" John, plumber Weber Bros., r. 521 Vallejo

" John, printer, r. 12 Converse

" John G., r. 20'/^ Harriet

" John J., soap presser Newell & Bro., r. 832,
18th

" John J., real estate, r. 1408 Golden Gate
Av

" John L.. plumber, 407 Brannan, r. 20 Zoe

" John P., teazer, r. 234 Langton

•' John T., bookkeeper W. G. Stafford & Co.,
r. 57 Elgin Park Av

" John W., photographer, r. 1001 Page

" Martin J., laborer, r. 3>4 Kate

" Mary Miss, r. 925i^ Natoma

" Michael, laborer, r. 8^/4 Falmouth

" Michael, laborer, r. 163 Dore

" Michael, laborer, r. 905 Illinois

" Michael, stoker r. 234 Langton

" Michael, teamster Morton Draying and
Warehouse Co., r. 284 Hickory Av

" Michael C. (Haley & Thornton), r. 2114
Greenwich

" Michael E., clerk, r. 1610 Leavenworth

" Michael J., foreman machinist "Union I.
Wks, r. 1009 Broadway

" Mortimer (Haley & Burke), r. 5 Decatur

" Patrick, laborer, r. 1817 Lombard

" Richard, laborer, r. 614 Minna

" Sampson M. B., well borer, r. 2207 Fill-
more

" Thomas, can maker, r. 234 Langton

" Thomas, longshoreman, r. 5 Decatur

" Thomas, wrapper, r. 23 Kearny

' ' Thomas F. , wireworker West Coast W. and
I. Wks, r. 9 Decatur

" Timothy B., helper, r. 134!^, 21st

" William, laborer, r. 409 Polk

" William, steel worker Pac. Roll. Mill, r.
426 Sierra

" William, seaman, r. 1 Boston PI

" Williand Jr., millhand, r. 1 Boston PI

" William E. (Haley Bros.), r. 2002 Green-
wich

" William H., machinist, r. 20 Zoe

" William H.. shipping clerk Pope Mfg. Co.,
r. 2207 Fillmore

" & Burke (Mortimer '^"aley and Mathew
Burke), plumbers, 979 Bryant

" & Thornton (Michael C. Haley and John
F. Thornton), cigars and tobacco, 100(1
Market
4®"Halev. See Healey and Healy
Half Million Club, Alfred Bouvier secretary, 1

Mills Bldg, 3d floor
Halferty Frank, marine fireman, r. 541, 1st
Halfmann Anton, foreman Charles Bach, r. 400

Bay
Halfpapp Helene, widow, r. 120A Noe
Haliday Albert, seaman, r. 530 Folsom
Halk Benjamin G. (Halk & Wolters), r. 104, 21st

' ' Charles E. , horseshoer Mooney & O'Connell,
r. 104, 21st

" John A., horseshoer John Grace, r. 104, 21st

" Joseph, laborer, r. 104, 21st

" Katie Miss, fur sewer, r. 104, 21st

" Margaret, widow, r. 104, 21st

" & Wolters (Benjamin G. Halk and JohnB.
Wolters), butchers, NW cor 21st and
York
Halket Margaret, widow, r. 511A Castro
Halkett Archibald, blacksmith William Hal-
kett, r. 28 Turk

" William, carriage manufacturer, 903 Gol-
den Gate Av, r. 1045 Market

" William Jr., carriage maker William Hal-
kett, r. 28 Turk
Halkyard Uriah, laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 21 Lily

Av
Hall Abraham, cashier Ellis & Miller, r. 16IJ
Clay

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A. I. HALL & SON

(HENRY E. HALL and A, W. HUGGINS.)

Manufacturers' Agents

528=530 MARKET ST.

The Dueber Watch Case Mfg. Co. (Canton, O.)
The Hampden Watch Co. (Canton, O.)
The Waterbury Clock Co. (Waterbury, Conn.)
Albro & Co. (Providence, R. I.), Rolled Plate

Chains.
William Rogers Mfg. Co. (Wallingford, Conn.),

Genuine Rogers Flatware.
Simpson, Hall, Miller & Co. (Wallingford, Conn.)
B. Grieshaber (Chicago, 111.), Gold Pens and

Pencils.
The Barbour Silver Co. (Hartford, Conn.), Silver=

plated Hollowware.
Maltby, Stevens & Curtiss Co. (Wallingford,

Conn.), Sterling and Nickel Silver.
Manchester & Co. (Providence, R. I.), Sterling

Silver.
Barker Mfg. Co. (Providence, R. I.), Gold and

Silver Thimbles.

Hall A. L., master mariner, r. 125 Clipper
" Albert, r. 731 Fillmore '
" Albert, laborer, r. 108, 6th
" Albert, medical student, r. 227 Geary
" Albert E., teamster, r. 132 Lobos
" Albert S., r. 606 Capp
" Alice Miss, saleslady, r. 2610'/4 Bush
" Alice A. Miss, matron California Woman's

Hospital, 3118 Sacramento
" Andrew, janitor Alcazar Bldg
" Annie H., widow, dressmaker, r. 2329

Mission
" August, seaman, r. 227 Harrison
" Bailey, machinist, r. 1923 Greenwich
" Belle Miss, r. 202 Grove
" Brothers (Horace P. and Cornelius I. D.),
manufacturing chemists, 1819 Lyon
Hall Brothers (Winslow G. and Henry K.), ship-
builders, office 28 California
" Benjamin, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 332

Brannan
'• Bertha M. Miss, school teacher, r. 1738 San

Carlos Av
" Catherine, widow, r. 2324 California
" C. H., bicyle repairer, 2958 Folsom
" Charles, salesman Wangenheim, Stern-

heim & Co., r. Oakland
" Charles, soapmaker, r. 2093 Folsom
" Charles E., druggist, r. 1245 Valencia
" Charles F., master str Corona, r. 1022

Castro
" Charles H., policeman, r. 1504 Jones
" Charles P., fireman Engine 17, r. 17 Mint Av
" Charles W., agent, r. 818 Treat Av
" Charles W., salesman, r. 760, 22d
" Christine, domestic, 1121 Pine
" Clarence, printer, r. 931b Howard
Hall Cofran I., vice-president Cahill & Hall Ele-
vator Co. (incorporated), 214-218 Mission,
r. 1143 Valencia
" Cornelius, motorman, r. 19 Valley
" Cornelius I. D. (Hall Bros.), r. 1819 Lyon
" Daniel K., proprietor The Devon, 1130 Mar-
ket
" David, blacksmith, r. 538 Howard
" E., laborer, r. 861 Market
•' Edson M., clerk, r. 821 Hyde

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

Maoufacturers of

WINDOW SHADES.

ESTIMATES FURNISHED.
G'4-\-G^'7 /Vlarket St.

Hall Edward (Hall & Knuth), r. 1436 Ken-
tucky

" Edward, cook, r. 702 Vallejo
Hall Edward, president United States Laun-
dry Association, 1004 Market, r. 123
Julian Av
Hall Edward M. (Hall & Whitely), and mining
secretary, 314 Montgomery, r. Oakland

" Edward M., carpet layer, r. 2101 Steiner

" Edward M., shoemaker, r. 555 Jessie

" Edward T., salesman Leege & Mills, r.
2208a Larkin

" Eldridge I., salesman Adolph Isaac, r. 620
Folsom

" Eliza S., widow, r. 505% Natoma

" Elizabeth C, widow, r. 1219 Buchanan

" Elizabeth R., widow, r. 1610 Vallejo

'• Emily, widow, r. 502 Taylor

" E. R., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1513a
Howard

" Etta Miss, stenographer, r. 847 Harrison

" Evelyn, widow, r. 1613 Clay

" F. G., musician, r. 332 Eddy

" Francis, merchant, r. 16 Devisadero

" Frank, clerk, r. 502 Taylor

" Frank E., fireman fireboat Governor Mark-
ham

" Frank J., boilermaker Risdon I. and L.
Wks, r. 1701 Post

" Frank M., clerk Kohler & Chase, r. 1818'/2
Post

" Frank R., laundryman, r. 1923 Greenwich

" Frederick C, r. 926 Sutter

" Frederick G., teacher music, 332 Eddy

•' Frederick W. (Hilborn & Hall), attorney at
law, 10-11 Mills Bldg, 6th floor, r. Oak-
land

" Fremont S., engineer Engine 22, r. 1818i4
Post

" Fritz, baker, r. 1124 Harrison
Hall G. C. & Son (Gilbert C. and Milton R.
Hall), dry goods commission merchants,
35 New Montgomery

" George (Lewis & Co.), r. 847 Harrison

" George, bartender Mrs. Kate Reddy, r. 502
Beale

" George, laborer, r. W s Uranus nr 17th

'< George, traveling salesman, r. 2302 Fill-
more

" George A., saloon keeper, r. 2311 Mission

" George C. (Hall & Harrison), r. 178 Minna

" George E., shoemaker, 1771 Ellis
Hall George E. P., consul Turkey and Persia,
and agent and importer, 2 Mutual Life
Bldg, 6th floor, r. 1911 Webster

" George H. J., clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co.,
r. Oakland

" George L., bookkeeper James Hall, r. 651
Harrison

" George W., conductor Sutter St. Ry, r.
26IO14 Bush

" George W., foreman E. C. Pitcher, r. 5
Merritt

" George W., receiving teller London and
San Francisco Bank, r. Alameda

" George W., salesman Raphael Weill & Co.,
r. 704 Larkin

" Gilbert C. (G. C. Hall & Son), r. Alameda

" H. Albert, machine operator United Boot
and Shoe Co., r. 400Bartlett

" Hannah Miss, chambermaid New Western
Hotel

" Harry, bartender Cornelius Lyons

" Harry, salesman E. Gamier & Co., r. 117
Grove

" Harry A., porter Am. Oil Co., r. 25V^ Moss

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I Harry F., salesman Holbrook, Merrill &

Stetson, r. Berkeley
Harry J., bookkeeper L,. Dinkelspiel &

Sons, r. 501 Geary
Harry J., shoemaker, 705V4 Mission, r. 318

Minna
Harry N., ofBcial reporter Superior Court

Dept 13, r. 7111/2 Ellis
Harvey R., clerk Breeder and Sportsman,

r. 313 Bush
Hattie M. Miss, teacher Moulder Primary

School, r. 16 Devisadero
Henry, tile setter Thos. F. Rigney, r. 115a

6th
Henry, watchman, r. 7 Perry
Henry B., traveling salesman Tillmann &

Bendel, r. Alameda
Henry E. (A. I. Hall & Son), r. The Colonial
Henry K. (Hall Bros.), r. Port Blakeley,

Wash.
Herbert Mrs., widow, r. 821 Hyde
Horace P. (Hall Bros.), r. 1819 Lyon
Ira J., engineer, r. 502 Taylor
Irene H., widow, r. 112 Fair Oaks
Isaac R. (Ballard & Hall), r. 1432 Laguna
J., r. 519 Sacramento
J. Miss, r. 202 Grove
J. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 944 Mission
J. A.,r. 715 Howard
James, carpenter, r. 51, 3d
I James, wholesale butcher, 1st Av South nr

Railroad Av, office and r. 651 Harrison
James A., attorney at law, 30 Marye Law

Bldg, r. 929B Sutter
James A., foreman James Hall, r. 651 Har-
rison
James A., porter C. E. Whitney & Co., r.

417 Noe
James F., inspector U. S. Customs, r. 431

McAllister
James H., r. 1911 Ellis
James H., beer bottler, r. 760, 22d
J. B., druggist, r. 1222 Pine
J. C. Co. The (Providence, R. I.), Jennison

C. Hall president, office 316 Sacramento
Jennie Miss, school teacher, r. 847 Harrison
1 Jennison C, president and manager The

Union Lithograph Co., 316 Sacramento,

r. 3412 Washington
John, foreman Market St. Ry., r. 1909 Geary
John, laborer, r. 5 Merritt
John, machinist, r. 1346 Nebraska
John H., barber Bernhard Bernhard, r. 18

Ash Av
John H., foreman United Boot and Shoe

Co., r. 400 Bartlett
John J., engineer, r. SE cor Vermont and

Mariposa
John P., clerk, r. 1338 Folsom
John S., pressman, r. 2208a Larkin
Joseph C, policeman, r. 310554 Leaven-
worth
Joseph M., millhand Truckee Lumber Co.,

r. 316, 4th
J. R. Mrs., teacher Heald's Business Col-
lege, r. 618 Eddy
Julia, widow, r. 1505 Steiner
Kate, widow, r, 282 Jessie
Lawrence, machinist, r. 1214 York
Lewis L., cabinet maker, r. 26, 12th
Lois Miss, teacher Irving Institute, r. 1036

Valencia
Luke F., salesman, r. 3041, 16th
Lydia, widow, r. 5 Rausch
Lydia Miss, r. 2217 Octavia
Lyman, laborer Philix Perron, r. 629 Davis

312,

1710

. M. Miss, r. 202 Grove
M. Mrs., r. 310 Valencia
Maria E., r. 1923 Greenwich
Marie A. Mrs., clairvoyant, r. 136 Laidley
Marion O. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Evening

School, r. 16 Devisadero
Mary A., widow, r. 1701 Post
Mary A. W., widow, r. 1802 Polk
Mary N., widow, r. 1336 Church
Maud E., actress Morosco'si Grand Opera

House, r. Hotel Miramar
Maurice A.,r. 1911 Webster
Milton R. (G. C. Hall & Son), r. 3007 Jack-
son
Minnie, widow, r. 624 Grove
Nicholas S., horseman, r. 328, 2d Av
Norman F., bookkeeper Cal. Curled Hair

Co., r. 307 Hayes
L of Records, New City Hall, junction Mc-
Allister and Park Av
Oliver J., conductor Market St. Ry.,

5th Av
Oliver L., r. 1610 Vallejo
Otho, insurance, r. 2324 California
Patrick J., conductor Cal. St. RR,

Sacramento
Peter, bartender Harry Monroe, r. 800

Kearny
Peter A., ship joiner, r. 15 Lapidge
Ralph, cigars, 112814 Folsom
Richard, clerk, r. 5 Rausch
Richard B., collector, r. 1818 V2 Post
Richard T., clerk, r. 2414 Langton
Robert, machinist, 44-46 Main, r. Colma,

San Mateo Co.
Robert, shoemaker, r. 319 Ellis
Robert, teamster Morton Draying and

Warehouse Co., r. 3 Marye Terrace
Robert C, paper hanger, r. 1137 Mission
Robert H., traveling salesman, r. 2014

Golden Gate Av
Robert R., clerk Cal. Optical Co., r. 319

Kearny
Robert T., dental student, r. 1218 Ellis
I Samuel Hastings, physician and surgeon,
office hours 10 a. m. to 12 m., 2 to 4 and 7
to 8 p. m., office 14 McAllister, telephone
South 464, r. Russ House
Sarah Mrs., r. 217 Francisco
Sarah, widow, r. 821 Hyde
Sarah B. Miss, r. 1521 Pine
Sarah E., widow, r. I8V2 Guy PI
Sidney, laborer U. S. Customs, r. 11 Wash-
ington Av
Silas M., painter Studebaker Bros. Mfg.

Co., r. 601 Polk
S. R. Mrs., millinery, 938 Market, r. St.

Ann's Bldg
Stephen A. D., clerk Railway Mail Service,

r. Oakland
Sullivan R., proprietor Golden State Wine

and Liquor Depot, 342 Turk, r. 6 Eddy
Theodore L., r. 712 Waller
Thomas, carpenter, r. 458 Tehama
Thomas, clerk, r. 170114 Jones
Thomas, laborer Pac. Can Co., r. 1701 Jones
Thomas J., laborer, r. 136 Laidley
Thomas S., clerk James Hall, r. 651 Harri-
son
W.. r. 781 Mission
Walter R., druggist, r. 1105 Hyde
Walter S., physician and surgeon, 8 Dono-

hoe Bldg
W. C, porter C. E. Whitney & Co., r. 737

Howard
William, carpenter, r. 1314 Harriet
William, foreman John Tuttle, r. 7th Av

nr J
William, salesman Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.

1121 McAllister
William C, r. 2014 Golden Gate Av
William F., longshoreman, r. 2305 Mason
William H., barrel dealer, 222, 9th, r. 14,

26 th
William H., civil engineer, 1 Mills Bldg,

6th floor, r. 324 Haight
William T., dairyman, r. 3014 (3301/2), 13th
Winslow (J. R. Smith & Co.), r. 517 Mason
Winslow G. (Hall Bros.), r. 1612 Clay

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Halla Otto (Halla & Co.), r. 1117 Leavworth
Halla & Co. (Otto Halla), Pacific Coast agents
The Austrian Export Association of
Vienna and importers and commission
merchants, 303 California
Hallahan Andrew, barber, 13 Taylor, r. 551
Stevenson
" Ella F. Miss, clerk State Board of Horti-
culture, r. Oakland
Eugene, blacksmith, r. 2333 Bryant Av
James, engineer S. Bloom & Sons, r. Army

nr San Bruno At
James, porter Anglo-Californian Bank, r.

743a 17th
James, teamster, r. 346, 4th
Jennie Miss, stenographer Dunham, Carri-

gan & Hayden Co., r. Oakland
John, milkman, r. 106, 11th
John, packer, r. 18, 1st
Michael, packer A. L. Bryan Shoe Co., r.

18. 1st
Patrick, clerk, r. 661 Harrison
Patrick, chief porter clerk freight auditor's

dept. S. P. Co., r. 7161/2, 22d
Thomas, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 708

Diamond
Thomas, teamster, r. 537 Sacramento
Thomas K., blacksmith, r. NW cor Min-
nesota and Butte
j^=Hallahan. See Hollahan
Hallawell Edward L., millwright, 117 Main, r.

Golden Gate, Cal.
4®=-Hallawell. See Hallowell
Hallbeck James, tailor, r. 769 Market
Halleck Block, Oilman Lambert agent, 320 San-
.«t. some

Hallen Charles, seaman, r. 317 Fremont
" Edwin G., laborer, r. 1066 Noe
" Theodore, shoemaker G. M. Kutz &Co.,r.
252 Clementina
Haller Chris J., farmer, r. 307 Ritch
" Emile L., clerk Tillmann & Bendel, r. 240

Taylor
" Gustav, machinist Cal. Tool Wks, r. 401

Harrison
" Joseph P., vice-president and manager
Sacramento River Packers' Association,
122 Davis, r. 2531 Pine
" Marie C, widow, r. 1802 Laguna
" Margaret, widow, r. 2118 Greenwich
" Pauline Miss, cashier J. K. Armsby Co.,

r. 1802 Laguna
" Peter H., horseshoer, 2337 Mission, r. 409,

19th
" SophieMrs.(Haller&Benson),r. lUSPowell
" William H., engraver Shreve & Co., r. 1118

Powell
" & Benson (Mrs. S. Haller and Miss L. Ben-
son) , dressmaking, 406 Sutter, rooms 50-54
>8®-Haller. See Heller and Holler
Halleran Joseph F., shoemaker J. C. Nolan &
Co., r. Oakland
" Michael, upholsterer, r. 315, 10th
" Patrick, expressman. Market and 3d, r. 315

10 th
" Patrick, laborer, r. 501 Napa
" Thomas K.. blacksmith S. F. Gas Light
Co., r. NW cor Butte and Minnesota
4®"Halleran. See Halloran and Holleran
Hallet Hannah, widow, r. 717 O'Farrell

" James F., deputy coroner, r. 28^ Louisa
Hallett Alonzo, vice-president Joseph Wagner
Manufacturing Co., 101-103 Mission, r.
801 Haight

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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Hallett Arthur W., gasfltter and hoseman En-
gine 23, r. 3903 Sacramento
" Eugene B., painter, r. 21 Van Ness Av
" George, cleaner J. Spaulding & Co., r. 573

Minna
" George H., president Contra Costa Laun-
dry Co., 56 Sacramento, r. Palace Hotel
" J. Lou, with L. Budd Rosenberg, r. 36

Maple Court
" Oliver G., clerk, r. 3018 California
" Thomas A., master mariner, r. 323i/4 Guer-
rero
" William H., salesman Payot, Upham &

Co., r. Palace Hotel
" William L., deputy Thomas C. Wells, r.

2514, 16th
" Winslow L., driver Contra Costa Laundry
Co., r. 944 Valencia
Halley Ann, widow, r. 521 Mission
.g®-Hallicy. See Hallisey
Hallgarten Benoit, salesman Levi Strauss &

Co., r. 2023 Pacific Av
Hallgren Frederick, electrican Market St. Ry.,

r. 821 Olive Av
Halliday Albert J., laborer Union I. Wks, r. 530
Folsom
" David, carpenter, r. lUOV^ Hyde
" George N. G., carpenter, r. 11101^ Hyde
" Jessie D., dressmaker, r. 111054 Hyde
" William A., candy maker Herbert J. Coffin,

r. 1716b Mason
" William J., laborer, r. 441 McAllister
Hallidie Andrew S., president California Wire

Works, 8-10 Pine, r. 1032 Washington
4®-Hallidie. See Halladay, Halliday, Holla-
day and Holliday
Halligan Alexander, stevedore, r. 349 Pacific
" Daniel, laborer, r. 6 Rose Av
" David, laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli Av
" Margaret, widow, r. 225 Geary
" Thomas F., waiter, r. 1 Sunny Court
Hallihan Eliza, widow, r. 510 Eddy
" Jeremiah J., laborer, r. 297, nth
" Thomas, peddler, r. 310 Folsom rear
" Thomas, printer, r. 44 Tehama
Halliksen Peter, tailor S. N. Levy, r. 912 Clay
Hallin John, saloon keeper, r. 4 Medau PI
Hallinan Dennis, fireman Western Sugar Re-
finery, r. 44 Tehama
" John, r. 225 Perry
" John F., r. 258 Tehama
" JohnF., liquors, 714 Tehama
" Joseph, butcher, r. 1226, 7th Av South
" Joseph, machinist S. P. Co., r. 433 Bryant
" Michael, stevedore, r. 165 Perry
" Michael A., sawyer Hobbs, Wall & Co., r.

10191/2 Natoma
" Minnie Miss, r. 1019'^ Natoma
" Morris, driver Engine 31
" Nathaniel, r. 1300, 7th Av South
" Nathaniel P., blacksmith John Dippel, r.

1228, 7th Av South
" Patrick, conductor Cal. St. RR. r., 1 McCor-

mack PI
" Patrick, laborer, r. 1228, 7th Av South
" Thomas, r. 1019% Natoma
" Thomas, cigars and tobacco, 14, 3d, r. 832%

Folsom
" William, liquors, 1019 Natoma, r. 1019%
Natoma
Hailing Frank, bartender Faktor & Schmidt, r.
923 Kearny
' ' Henry W. , solicitor United Typewri ter and

Supplies Co., r. 613 Fell
" OlofO., machine hand C. A. Hooper & Co., r.
21 Rausch

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OAKLAND BRANCH,

1058 Broadway. Telephone 54.

Hallisey Daniel, candle maker Mission, Soap &

Candle Wks, r. 16 Bryant Av
4®=Hallisey. See Hallicy
Hallmeyer Hermann, boxmaker Pae. & S. F. Box

Factory, r. Temescal
HallockG., mechanic, r. 136 Ellis

" James F., r. 140Fulton
Halloran Catherine, widow, r. 709 Howard
" David, laborer, r. 521 Howard
" Denis, restaurant, 156, 2d
" J., fireman str Mexico
" James, concrete worker, r. 216 Minna
" John, cigar maker Schwerin & Son, r. 1129

Mission
" John, fireman str General McDowell
" John, painter, r. 417 Bush
" John, seaman, r. 532, 9th
" John J., teamster, r. 331 Jersey
Halloran Josepli F., general manager Dewey
Publishing Co., 220 Market, r. 750 Ash-
bury
" Martin D., barber, 921 Market, r. 301 Turk
" Timothy, clerk, r. 1103 Mason
>^"Halloran. See Halleran and HoUeran
Hallowell Charles H., millhand Bolander &
Perkins, r. Golden Gate, Cal.
'• Henry, teamster, r. 516 Haight
" James, electrician F. F. Eggers, r. 1139

Pacific
" John H., salesman United Typewriter and

Supplies Co., r. 1120 Broadway
" Richard, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 2603

Larkin
" Sylvester, bartender, r. 816, 19th
" William, driver ZoUer Bros., r. 314Devisa-
dero
Hallows Alfred, exchange teller London and

San Francisco Bank, r. 3219 Jackson
Hallquist Emil, tanner C. G. Bennett & Co.

■■ Magnus, master mariner, r. 27-16 Harrison
Hally Michael W., wool scourer, r. 506, 4th
Halpenny Bertha Miss, dressmaking, 602 Geary
" G. O., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 337b San

Jose Av
" Minnie Miss, dressmaking, 602 Geary
Halpin David, r. 617 Fillmore
" Frank J., inspector U. S. Customs, r. 617

Hubbard
" George, r. 169!^ Silver
" George H., bookkeeper Britton & Rey, r.

617 Fillmore
" Hannah Miss, r. 16 Clara
" John A., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.

169/2 Silver
" John A. Jr., insurance agent, r. 169;^ Silver
" Kate Miss, r. 1719 Leavenworth
" Mary Miss, r. 1719 Leavenworth
" Michael, longshoreman, r. 17 Minna
" Michael, railroad man, r. 14 Jackson
" Philip, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 105 Wal-
nut
" William, insurance, r. 2759 Mission
" William, laborer Spring Valley W.W., r.
ofi Corbett Av nr Ingleside
Halpin Williani Major, editor and manager
Western War Cry trade department,
1139 Market, telephone South 111, r. 741
Capp
" William E., engineer, r. 1708 Eddy
" William J., clerk, r. 617 Fillmore
Halpruner Marie E. Madam, vocalist, i. 361014,
16th
" Winfleld S., chiropodist, 850 Market, r.
3612, 16th
Halsey Abraham, mining secretary, 530 Califor-
nia, rooms 49-50, r. 1298 Van Ness Av

Halsey Henry G., assistant cashier Fireman's
Fund Ins. Co., r. Alameda
" Mary, widow, r. 132 Hickory Av
" William A., r. Point Lobos and 35th Avs
Halsing Iver M., tailor, r. 1504 Franklin
Halsman Frederick H., liquors, 241 King, r.332,

27th
Halstead Ada L., author, r, 920HPine
" Jesse S., editor Globe Review (weekly), 49,

1st
" Mary F. Mrs., bookkeeper P. J. Thomas, r.
308 Hayes
Halsted Eminel P., dentist, 1144 McAllister, r.
1104 Fulton
" James L. (Halsted & Co.), r. 1104 Fulton
" James L. Jr., undertaker Halsted & Co., r.

1104E\ilton
" John B., undertaker Halsted & Co., r. 1104

Fulton
" William A. (Halsted & Co.), r. 1102 Fulton

HALSTED & 00.

(James L. and William A. Halsted),
undertakers, 946 Mission, telephone
south 163, open all night

Halstett William, carpenter, r. 165 Moultrie
Halter August, salesman Cal. Wire Cloth Co.,

r. Alameda
HaltonF. C, bookkeeper, r. Hotel Langham
" Ignatius F., bookkeeper CM. Mann,r. Ala-
meda
" John H., cashier Stoll& Van Bergen, r. Ala-
meda
" Joseph M., electrician, 545 Market, r. Ala-
meda
Halversen Henry, helper Alexander M. Bruce,
r. W s Channel bet 17th and 18th
" Steiner (Halversen& Johnson), r. 116 Jack-
son
" & Johnson (Steiner Halversen and Charles
Johnson), restaurant and liquors, 116
Jackson
Halverson Alfred A., butcher John A. Driscoll,
r. 1214 Sanchez
" Christian, clerk Vennekohl Bros., r. 1606

Leavenworth
" Swen, butcher Block Bros., r. 1419^ San-
chez
" William S., butcher, r. 1419V2 Sanchez
Halvorsen Andrew, seaman, r. 739, 4th
" Charles, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
" Hans, stevedore, r. 40 Gilbert
" John, cement worker, r. 119 Filbert
" Nels, gripman Geary St. RR., r. 28 Ferry
Ham C, r. 781 Mission
" Charles H., teacher Polytechnic High

School, r. 14 Albion Av
" Charles M., printer, r. 14 Albion Av
" Joseph, brushmaker Buchanan Bros., r. 5

Stephens Court
" Richard K., estate of (Renton, Holmes &

Co.). office 35 Steuart
" Timothy L., compositor Call, r. 328 Kearny
-^"Ham. See Hamm

Haman Henry, druggist J. William Boyken, r.
2229 Mission
" John, blacksmith, r. 2229 Mission
Hamann B. Miss, musician, r. 30V4, 21st
" J. Miss, musician, r. 2OV2, 21st
" John H., shoemaker, 2533 Sutter
" Paul C, barber, 238% O'Farrell, r. 15 Wil-
liam
" T. Mrs., musician, r. 20'/i, 21st
Hamberg Alfred, carpet layer, r. 836 Mission
" Carl, shoemaker H. Wolf & Bro., r. 453, 5th
" Olof F., yardman Union Oil Co. of Calif-
fornia, r. 1024 Alabama
-eS^Hamberg. See Hamburg
Hamberger Louis C, casemaker Shreve & Co.,
r. 221 Chattanooga
" William C, buyer E. L. G. Steele* Co., r.
16181/4 Fulton
4S"Hamberger. See Hamburger
Hamblen D., teamster, r. SE cor M and 5th Av
South
" Sidney J. Mrs., r. 1319c Pine
Hambleton C. G., with C. I. Hood & Co.
Hamblin Sidney J., widow, r. 1319c Pine
Hambly Harry B., collector, r. 38 Fair Oaks

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Hamburg-American Steamship Line Agency,

new twin-screw express steamships New

York, Ijondon, Paris, Hamburg and

Mediterranean service, Kahn & Herzog

agents, 438 Montgomery
" -Baltimore Steamship Line, A. W. Myer

general agent, 401 California
Hamburg Board of Underwriters, Hellmann

Bros. & Co. agents, 525 Front
Hamburg-Bremen Fire Insurance Co., Ru-
dolph Herold Jr. general agent, Harry

C. Boyd assistant general agent, 415

California
" House, 204 Jackson
Hamburg Line of Sailing Vessels, William

Wolff & Co. agents, 327-329 Market
" William E., inspector U. S. Customs, r. 124

Julian Av
^©"Hamburg. See Hamberg
Hamburger Aaron, traveling salesman D. Ham-
burger & Co., r. 1609 Post
" Albert, carpet layer M. Friedman & Co., r.

226 Stockton
Hamburger Asber, president The Hamburger

Co., cor Market, Taylor and Golden Gate

Av, r. 1309 Van Ness Av
Hamburger Company The (incorporated),

Asher Hamburger president, David A.

Hamburger vice-president, Ralph E.

Marx secretary, department store, cor

Market, Taylor and Golden Gate Av
" D. & Co. (David and Henry Hamburger).

importers dry goods, 6-8 Sutter
" David (D. Hamburger & Co.), r. 1609 Post
" David A., vice-president The Hamburger

Co., cor Market, Taylor and Golden Gate

Av. r. 1309 Van Ness Av
" Gustav, merchant, r. 1433 Buchanan
" Henr (D. Hamburger & Co.), r. 2322 Sutter
" Lawrence (Hamburger & Follmer), r. 651

Mission
" Lodging House, 409 Pacific
" Lorenz, baker, r. 634 Pacific
" Morris, merchant, r. 1431 Buchanan
"■ Moses, salesman D. Hamburger & Co., r.

1609 Post
" William C, buyer, r. I6I81/2 Fulton
" Yetta, widow, r. 1609 Post
" & Follmer (Lawrence Hamburger and

Julius Follmer), liquors, 651 Mission
JeS^Hamburger. See Bamberger
Hamdorf Charles H., driver, r. 413, 4th Av
Hameister Mathias. stevedore, r. 1904 Powell
Hamel Alfred, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
" Henry, hatter and gents' furnishing goods,

434 Hayes

HAMELIN A. MME.

(formerly of 215 Post), manufacturer
and importer French corsets,411 Geary

>8®"Hamelin. See Hamlin
Hamer George, whitewasher, r. 11a Sherwood PI
" Oliver, machinist, r. 24 Julian Av rear
" William J., salesman Raphael's, r. 236 Fell
j8®=Hamer. See Hammar and Hammer
Hamerius William, conductor Presidio and Fer-
ries RR, r. 1220a Union
Hamerton Albert, driver McLellan Bros., r. 1715
Washington
" Edward, carpenter, r. 3OV2 Valley
" John W., policeman, r. 30^4 Valley
" William C, carpenter and builder, 318, 29th
Hamill Amelia H. Mrs., teacher Jefferson Pri-
mary School, r. 16 Lyon
" Charles, laborer, r. 706 Bryant
" George W., foreman, r. 1105 Rhode Island
" Thomas, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 218
Prospect PI
^S^Hamill. See Hammell and Hammill
Hamilton Albert, cook, r. 745 Howard
" Albert J., policeman, r. 24, 6th
" Alexander, machinist, r. 529 Sacramento
Hamilton Alexander, secretary Raphael Weill
& Co., NW cor Kearny and Post, r. 2707
Sacramento
Hamilton Alexander, vice-president and secre-
tary Baker & Hamilton (incorporated),
NW cor Pine and Davis, r. 1015 Califor-
nia

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Hamilton Alexander F., office 331 Montgomery,
r. 1003 Leavenworth
Alfred L., advertising, r. 702 Sutter
Amelia, widow, nurse, r. 521 Shotwell rear
Arthur E., pattern maker Union I. Wks, r.

540 Connecticut
Arthur O., carpenter, r. 223a Leavenworth
Axel, laborer, r. 12 Zoe
Benjamin J., teamster Western Transfer

Co., r. 436, 5th
Caddie Mrs., lodgings, 5^4 Grant Av
Callaghan, shoemaker, 2Q15V2 Sutter
Charles A., mining engineer, r. 1216 Va-
lencia
Charles L., carpenter, r. 715 Howard
Claude T., salesman Dunham, Carrigan &

Hayden Co., r. Sausalito
David, boiler maker, r. 216 Michigan
Edward H., journalist, r. 1317 Octavia
Eliza Miss, teacher music, r. 1423a Geary
Elizabeth Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home
Elizabeth, nurse, r. 35 Washington Av
Hamilton Evening School, T. B. w. Leland
acting principal, Geary bet Scott and
Pierce
" Frank, 1st officer str Del Norte
" Frank, lumberman, r. 521 Shotwell rear
" Frank A., lithographer, r. 1428 Broadway
" Frank G., gripman Market St. Ry.,r. 1520^4,

24th
" Frank T., motorman Market St. Ry., r.

1004, 15th Av South
" Frederick F. (Percy & Hamilton), r. Hay-
wards, Cal.
" Garvin Mrs., widow, r. 826 McAllister
" George, gripman, r. 1407 Sanchez
" George A., packer, r. 623 Harrison
" George E., sticker hand Miller & Hamilton,

r. 731 Ivy Av
" George H., salesman, r. 164 Jessie
" George M., agent Imperishable Cement Co.,
r. 28, 8th
Hamilton Grammar School, William A. Rob-
ertson principal, Geary bet Pierce and
Scott
H., machinist, r. 1041 Mission
Hall, SW cor Geary and Steiner
Harry, painter, r. 28 Turk
Henry, laborer Atlas Iron Wks, r. NE cor

Napa and Louisiana
Henry, stationery, 235, 4th
Henry A., barber E. C. Kalanberg, r. 303'/4

Turk
Henry S., carpenter, r. 948A Guerrero
Hilaria E. Mrs., ladies' tailor, 702 Sutter
Hiram M., with Smith & Young, r. Ala-
meda
Hugh G., liquors, 1531 Kentucky
Jacob C, bookkeeper Byron G. Smith, r. 230

Shotwell
James (Hamilton & Leach), r. 1316 Leaven-
worth
James, boiler maker, r. 315 Beale
James, r. 269 Perry
James, gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. West

Berkeley
James, piledriver James McMahon, r. NE

cor 1st and Howard
James, teamster, r. 629 Ivy Av
James, wood and coal, 1318 Kentucky
James F., molder Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg

Wks, r. 2205 Polk
James J., clerk freight auditor's dept. S. P.

Co., r. St. Nicholas Hotel
James K., special agent Insurance Com-
pany of North America, r. Alameda

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Hamilton James M., salesman Baker & Hamil-
ton, r. Bohemian Club
" James S., clerk, r. 431 Bryant
' ' James T. , boiler maker Union I. Wks , r . 540

Connecticut
" James T., principal Lincoln Grammar

School, r. 914 Broderick
" James W. (Miller & Hamilton), r.731IvyAv
" James W., ironmolder, r. 16th Av South

bet Q and R
" Jerome, r. 1316 Leavenworth
" Jesse W., clerk Chicago Clock Co., r. 418

Clayton
" John, blacksmith W. T. Garratt & Co., r.

Oakland
" John, master mariner, 9 Mission
■' John, tanner The Norton Tanning Co., r.

San Bruno Av nr 15th Av South
" John C, machinist, r.SllA Bryant
" John E., quartermaster str City of Everett
" John T., tilesetter Bush & Mallett Co., r.

306 Valencia
" John W., engineer U. S. Appraisers' Bldg,

r. 2351^ Texas
" John W., physician, 39-40 Crocker Bldg, r.

Alameda
" Joseph, r. 421 Bryant
" Joseph S., engineer, r. 421 Bryant
" Josiah, laborer Golden Gate Woolen Mills
" Julia Shatter Mrs., offlce331 Montgomery,

room 51
" Margaret, widow, r. Peralta Av nr Alabama
" Margaret A. Mrs., r. 1065 Market
" Martha Miss, r. Old People's Home
" Martha J. Mrs., r. 941 Capp
" Matthew, boiler maker, r. 729V2. 21st
" Napier, carpenter Miller & Hamilton, r.

Oakland
" Noble, attorney at law, 73 Nevada Block,

r. 1317 Octavia
" Peter, contractor, r. 137 Tremont Av
" Peter, laborer, r. 1010 Tennessee
" Peter, traveling salesman, r. 210 Grove
" R.,. fitter Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. Berkeley
" Robert, r. 465 Natoma
" Robert, clerk, r. 414 Fulton
" Robert, longshoreman, r. 46 Everett
" Robert, molder, r. 105 Mississippi
" Robert, salesman Baker & Hamilton, r.

1015 California
" Robert J., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1307

Sanchez
" Robert M. Mrs., widow, r. 1015 California
" Samuel, waiter, r. 25 Perry
" Samuel J., clerk, r. 431 Bryant
" Sarah Miss, domestic, 2133 O'Farrell
" Sidney, r. 1316 Leavenworth
Hamilton Square, bet Geary and Post, Steiner

and Scott
Hamilton Square Baptist Church, Rev. A. M.

Russell pastor, S s Post bet Fillmore

and Steiner
" Thomas, shoemaker William E. Dodge, r. 4

Vernon PI
" Thomas J., butcher Leon D. Stone & Co., r.

171 San Bruno
" Thomas J., contractor and builder, r. 334,

6th
" Thomas R., fireman U. S. Appraisers' Bldg,

r. 112!^ Langton
" Victoria Mrs., r. 402 Stockton
" Virginia Miss, cashier, r. 5 Rauscb
" W., fireman str City of Sydney
" Walter J., tilesetter Bennett & Schutte, r.

3031/i Turk
" William, carpenter, r. 531 Howard

Hamilton William, marine fireman, r. 19 Federal

" William, seaman, r. 25 Perry

" William B., ticket agent Pac. Coast SS.
Co., 4 New Montgomery, r. 1420 Post
Hamilton William C, secretary A. L. Bancroft
& Co., 324 Post and cyclery E s Baker nr
Hayes, r. 504b Baker

" William H., architect. 409 California, room
1, r. Alameda

" William H., baker, r. 327 Filbert rear
Hamilton William H., general agent freight
department Chicago and Northwestern
Railway, 2 New Montgomery

" William J., salesman, r. 1203 Folsom

" William W., with law dept. S. F. and San
Joaquin Valley Ry. Co., r. 2707 Sacra-
mento

" & Leach (James Hamilton and William
Leach), boiler makers, NE cor Main and

Hanley Isabelle, widow, r. 811 Filbert
Hamlin C. Mrs., r. 103 Geary
" Charles, traveling salesman, r. 737Vi How-
ard
" Frank J., helper Forderer Cornice Works,

r. 135 South Park
" George M., carpenter, r. 728 Howard
" George T., polisher Pac. Mfg. and Plating

Wks, r. 215 Minna
" Montville A., engineer, r. 153^, 5th
" R., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 2524 Post
" Samuel L., carpenter C. A. Hooper & Co.,

r. 7281/2 Howard
" Sarah D. Miss, principal Miss Hamlin's

School for Girls, 1810 Gough
" Thomas, r. 1610 Howard
" William, r. 1610 Howard
Hamlin's Miss School for Girls, Miss Sarah D.

Hamlin principal, 1810 Gough
Hamm H. S., master mariner, r. 560 Howard
" J. W., r. 337 Fifth Av nr Point Lobos Av
" Louis, bookkeeper Anglo-Californian Bank,

r. San Rafael
" Sarah E. Mrs., r. Old People's Home
" Siegmund, r. 1106 De Haro

Hamma Fred, shipping clerk Sherwood & Sher-
wood, r. Alameda
" William, draughtsman George A. Bord-
well, r, Alameda
Hammam Baths, Charles Sladky proprietor,

11-13 Grant Av
Hammam Baths, Axel O. Lindstrom proprie-
tor, 415 Sutter
Hammar Annie Miss, spinner Tubbs Cordage
Co., r. 1023, 10th A V
" Lars F., r. 303 Lombard
4®~ Hammar. See Hamer and Hammer
Hammargren Carl F., laborer, r. 537 Arkansas
Hammarland John A., sawmaker Pac. Saw

Mfg. Co., r. 54, 1st
Hammarlind Charles, tanner C. G. Bennett &

Co., r. 2733 Bryant Av
Hammel A., bartender, r. 19, 6th
" Charles Mrs., widow, r. 447 Bartlett
" John, copper plater, r. 2658 Market
" John, painter Hey wood Bros. & Co., r. 324

Minna
■' Joseph, r. 415, 11th
" Joseph, lead burner, r. 1008 Natoma
" Joseph, elevatorman, 20 Ellis, r. 21 Turk
" Samuel P., horseshoer Edward B. Carr, r. 8
Gough
iS®" Hammel. See Hamill and Hammill
Hammer Abram, blacksmith, r. 345 Fremont
" Annie M., widow, r. 2231 Mission
" Arvina, widow, r. 134 Clipper
" Axel, longshoreman, r. 748 Iowa
" Bertha, widow, r. 1854 Hubbard
" Charles, shoemaker, r. 143, 3d
" Christian, shoemaker, r. 134, 3d
" Edward H.,salesmanMiller, Sloss& Scott,

r. 44 Silver
" Edwin C, student, r. 110 Guerrero
Hammer F. H. & Co. (Frederick H., Frank G.
and William H.), shipping and commis-
sion merchants, 215-217 Davis
" Frank G. (F. H. Hammer & Co.), r. 1930A
Eddy

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Hammer Frederick G., steward Swanberg's
Oyster House, r. 635 Stevenson
" Frederick H. (F. H. Hammer & Co.), r. 110

Guerrero
" George H., salesman W. W. Montague &

Co., r. 110 Guerrero
" J., porter Washburn & Moen Mfg. Co.
" Ludwig, r. 308, 26th
" William H. (F. H. Hammer & Co.), r. 2639

Sacramento
" William W., salesman W. A. Schrock, r.
Oakland
4®=- Hammer. See Hamer, Hammar and Hem-

mer
Hammergren Carl F., laborer Western Sugar

Refinery, r. 537 Arkansas
Hammerich Annie, domestic, 3013 Clay

" Ernest, longshoreman, r. 188i4 Vandewater
Hammerli Alfred, tailor, r. 3M Morey Alley
Hammerlin John, sawmaker, r. 54, 1st
Hammermann Henry, teamster Anspacher

Bros., r. 757 Brannan
Hammers Albert, saddler Charles H. Mead Jr.,
r. 1522 Turk
" Frederick, driver Charles Evans, r. 12 Hart-
ford
Hammerschlag Annie, widow, r. 627 Stevenson
" Julian, clerk Enterprise Paper Box Mfg.

Co., r. 1304Ijarkin
" Julius, plumber, r. 627 Stevenson
" Mattes, proprietor Enterprise Paper Box

Mfg. Co., 115 Battery, r. 1304 Larkin
" Thomas, clerk Cowen & Cowen, r. 627 Stev-
enson
Hammerschmidt Henry, blacksmith helper H.
B. Schindler, r. 504 Howard
" M. F. Mrs., lodgings, 504 Howard
Hammersley George H., clerk general passenger
agent's offlce S. P. Co., r. 1312 Pine
" Walter, fireman S. P. Co., r. 136 Juniper
Hammersmith Alfred S., clerk Gustav Tritten-
bach. r. 1308 Geary
" Charles H.. clerk Easton, Eldridge & Co.,

r. 8 Brosnan
" Edward, waiter, r. 546 Minna
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 152514 Mission
" F. Arthur, clerk Alaska Treadwell Gold

Mining Co., r. Alameda
" George, stenographer Thomas Magee &

Sons, r. Alameda
" John A. (Hammersmith & Field), r. 2830 Bush
" John E., r. 1308 Geary
" Louis, cashier Hammersmith & Field, r. 3

Tremont Av
" Philip W., barber, 9n>A Larkin
" Seymour, driver Consumers Ice Co., 420, 8th
Hammersmith & Field (John A. Hammersmith
and Hampton S. Field), gold and silver
smiths, 118 Sutter, telephone Main 455
Hammerson Henry, laborer, r. 301 Sierra
" Thomas W., cutter Thomas C. Butter-
worth, r. 25, 9th
HammerstromE., master mariner, r. 18 De Boom
" Heleodor, conductor Market St. Ry., r.
3947 Clay
Hammett Frank R., watchmaker Maurice Van
Vliet, r. 637 Jessie
" George W., teamster, r. 1321 Eddy
" Theodore, butcher, r. 1321 Eddy
Hammill William, gripman Market St. Ry., r.

1421 Taylor rear
4®-Hammill. See Hamill and Hammell
Hammit Charles H., druggist W. B. Kirk, r. 529
Alvarado
" John N., coppersmith S. P. Co., r. 104 Vioks-
burg
i8®="Hammit. See Hammett
Hammon Hattie Miss, dressmaker, r. 348 Grove
" John D., teamster Englander Bros., r. 719i/^

Franklin
" Thomas H., marine engineer, 9 Mission, r.
Fruitvale
Hammon William H., forecast official U. S.
Weather Bureau, 16-19 Mills Bldg, 10th
fioor, r. 31 Scott
Hammond Alice, widow, r. 5 Verona PI
" Anselm C, accountant and secretary Pac.
Land Assn., 39-40 Merchants' Exchange
Bldg, r. Alameda

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Artistic Tiles,

Plain, Glassed, and Decorateta.

AMERICAN AND ENGLISH-
!09, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Hammond Anselm C. Jr., clerk W. J. Landers,

r. Alameda
Carl, seaman, r. 108 Minna
Cassie Miss, saleslady, r. 5 Verona PI
Charles, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1210

Mason
Charles H., lamp inspector S. F. Gas Light

Co., r. 215b Valencia
Emily L. Miss, teacher Redding Primary

School, r. 714 Geary
Etta E. Miss, teacher Fairmount Primary

School
Frank A. Mrs., widow, r. 410 Leavenworth
Frank H., carpenter, r. 205 Webster
Frank L., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.

Oakland
Frederick W., clerk freight auditor's dept.

S. P. Co., r. 707 O'Farrell
George, actor, r. 765 Mission
George, clerk Thomas C. Cantwell, r. 654

Howard
George P., clerk Bancroft- Whitney Co., r.

I61/2 Chenery
George S., agent National Cigarette and

Tobacco Co., 214 California, r. 315 Mason
Harry, cook, r. 312, 6th
Harry H., printer Call
Harry W., clerk Palace Hotel and secre-
tary' Eureka Roller Bearing Co., r. 506

Jones
Hugh W., groceries, 1041 Valencia, r. 707,

21st
H. W. Mrs., widow, r. 707 O'Farrell
J. & Co., John Hammond president, Manton

E. Hammond secretary, car and elevator

mnfrs., 326-338 Beale
James, medical student, r. 914 Laguna
John, president J. Hammond & Co., 326-338

Beale, r. 714 Geary
Hammond John, president La Grande Laun-
dry Company, 23 Powell, r. n7, 12th
" John A., clerk auditing dept. Wells, Fargo

& Co.,r. 426 Austin

HAMMOND JOHN D.,

agent Hunt & Eaton (New York) Meth-
odist Book Depository, 1037 Market,
r. Berkeley

Hammond John Hays, mining engineer, 223

Crocker Bldg
■• John I., butcher, r. 1316 Page
" Joseph H.. cutter, r. 2732 Howard
" Joseph L., clerk La Grande Laundry Co., r.

1316 Page
" Joseph P., shoemaker, r. 618y3 Minna
" Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, r. 711 Polk
" Manton E., secretary J. Hammond & Co.,

326-338 Beale, r. 714 Geary
" Mary, widow, r. 618!4 Minna
" Mary Miss, clerk, r. 6I81/2 Minna
" Maud, dressmaker Mrs. Eugenia Wood, r.

426 Austin
" Percival, marker La Grande Laundry Co.,

r. 1316 Page
" Peter, carpenter, r. 5 Verona PI
" Philip, metal roofer, 40 New Montgomery,

r. 318 Larkin
' ' Richard , shademaker Pattosien Carpet Co. ,

r. 2532 Sutter
" Richard P., real estate, 26 O'Farrell, room

3, r. 833 Bush
" Robert E.. clerk Charles C. Riedy, r. 1211,

" Samuel C. (Hammond & Brod), r. 1015 Shot-
well
" Samuel J., r. ley^ Chenery

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Hammond Samuel J. Jr., clerk A. I. Hall & Son.
r. 16 Chenery
" Sarah, widow, r. 2832, 16tli
" Stephen M., bookkeeper La Grande Laun-
dry Co., r. 1316 Page
" Thomas, vaquero, r. 113 Oregon
" Warren L., wood and coal dealer, 958 Mis-
sion
■' Wilbert, confectioner Charles Guillet, r.

418 Hermann
" William A., stenographer Union Lumber

Co., r. 1211, 18th
" William B., salesman McDonogh & Run-
yon, r. 1211, 18th
" William C, stenographer superintendent's
office Railway Mail Service, r. 1108 Green
" William T., plumber Sutro Baths, r. 20
Pond
Hammond & Brod (Samuel C. Hammond and
Amiel H. Brod), wholesale and retail
butchers, 33, 4th
Hammonds William J., mechanic, r.349Ji Grove
Hamon James A., watchman Presidio and Fer-
ries RR., r. 133 Chestnut
" Thomas H., fireman str Bay City, r. Fruit-
vale
Hampden Watch Co. The (Canton, O.), manu-
facturers watches. A. I. Hall & Son
agents, 528-530 Market
Hampe Frederick, tailor, r. NW cor Army and

Connecticut
Hampel Gustave, butcher Hofmann & Woenne,

r. 254 Minna
Hampshire George, bottler Phoenix Brewery, r.
2701 Mission
" George W., engineer, r. 508 Howard
Hampson Joseph Mrs., widow, r. 12 Mary
Hampton Albert C, draughtsman, r. 933 Valen-
cia
" Alfred P. (Hampton & Bailly), r. 933 Valen-
cia
" David F., hackman, r. 7 Freelon
" House, E. D. Porter proprietor, 113, 4th
" John, electrician Pac. Electric Motor Co.,

r. Berkeley
" Joseph A., collector Madison & Burke,

r. 1037 Minna
" Leo F., salesman Jos. Fredericks & Co., r.

Berkeley
" Levi J., driver Sutter St. Ry, r. 1312 Larkin
" Mary A., widow, r. 933 Valencia
" Robert, meterman, r. 933 Valencia
" Sadie M. Miss, clerk, r. 7^4 Freelon
" Thomas E., car builder, r. 411 Harrison
" William, gardener Golden Gate Park, r.

710 St. Rose's Av
" William, superintendent of equipment
Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r. Berkeley
Hampton William E., proprietor and general
manager Pacific Tank Co., 33 Beale, r.
628 Sutter
" & Bailly (Alfred P. Hampton and Albert
Bailly), proprietors National Carpet
Beating and Renovating Wks, 313-315
Guerrero
Hamreus William, conductor Presidio and Fer-
ries RR.. r. 1220a Union
Hams Thomas, seaman, r. 7 Jackson
Hamshar Richard H., compositor Call, r. 26

Stone
•^S="Hanagan. See Hannagan and Hannigan
'BS^Hanahan. See Hanrahan
Hanak Albert, r. 2325 California
" .Ferdinand, salesmin F. W. Barkhaus, r.

1706 Geary
" Jacob (Hanak & Lasky), r. 1706 Geary

Hanak & Lasky (Jacob Hanak and Michael C.
Lasky), proprietors Nevada Loan Office,
214 Grant Av
Hanan John, teamster Englander Bros.
Hanaus Frank, cooper, r. 578 Howard
Hanavan John H., brickmason, 40 New Mont-
gomery, r. 2412 Santa Clara Av
" John H. Jr., bricklayer, r. 2412 Santa Clara

Av
" Philip, machinist James Young, r. Oak-
land
" Thomas J., millman, r. 337, 10th
" William, butcher, r. 2412 Santa Clara Av
Hanback Harvey, teamster, r. 241 Minna

" Walter, clerk, r. 241 Minna
Hanberry James, helper H. C. Spaulding, r.
Five Mile House, Mission Road
" James, teamster, r. 311 Naples
" John J., teamster, r. 311 Naples
" Kate Mrs., r. 311 Naples
" Peter, laborer, r. 311 Naples
" Peter Jr., laborer, r. 311 Naples
" William, driver George Gibbons, r. 311
Naples
Hanbury John F., purchasing agent, 31 Sutter,

r. 318 Kearny
Hanchett David G., carpenter, r. 514 Harriet
Hancock Albert W., oiler, r. 205 Chattanooga
" Arthur, 2d cook str Eureka
" Brothers (Victor A. and Jules F.) job

printers, 45-46 Nucleus Bldg
" David C, bookkeeper Wheaton, Breon &

Co., r. 208 Bush
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 1836 Turk
" Eva, domestic, 2023 Broderick
" Francis O., calker, r. 28 Silver
" Frank, bartender, r. 1513 Broderick
" Frank J., pressman Hancock Bros., r. 28

Silver
" Frederick S., conductor Sutter St. Ry., r.
1513 Broderick
Hancock House (estate of Samuel Hancock),
Samuel J. Waugh manager, 781 Mission
" J., seaman, r. 220 Pacific
" John H.. driver, r. 82214 Shotwell
" Jules F. (Hancock Bros.), r. 28 Silver
" McClellan, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1513

Broderick
" Otto, seaman, r. 114 Pacific
" Robert J., r. 928 Broderick
" Robert S., engineer, r. 727 Harrison
" Samuel, butcher, r. 9 Page
" Thomas, butcher, 326 Devisadero, r. 1229

Fell
" Victor A. (Hancock Bros.), r. 223, 12th
" William, clerk, r. 501 Van Ness Av
Hand Eliza J., widow, r. 802 Geary
" George W., carpenter and builder, r. 1238

Bush
" George L., clerk Cabrera, Roma & Co., r.

Alameda
" Harry C, bookkeeper Williams, Brown &

Co., r. 1722 Fillmore
" James W., billiard marker Occidental

Hotel, r. 314J£ Clementina
" John J., clerk, r. 1013, 20th
" John R., carpenter, r. 1013, 20th
" John S., manager L. Hand, 431 Kearny, r.

Alameda
" L., merchant tailor, 431 Kearny, r. Ala-
meda
" Stephen H., clerk Palatine Ins. Co., r. 712

Taylor
" William M., salesman Goldberg, Bowen &
Co., r. 1722 Fillmore
Handel George, manager Estate of P. Liesen-
feld, 945 Folsom, r. 94554 Folsom
" P. Olsen, sailmaker Simpson & Fisher, r.
5 Market
Handley Charles J., foreman U. S. Customs, r.
1429 Mission
" Ellen, widow, r. 4 Billings PI
" Frank, student, r. 1419 Mission
" James E., 2d asst. engineer str City of Rio

de Janeiro, r. 611 Valencia
" James M., superintendent James H.

O'Brien, r. 312, 9th
" John, marine fireman, r. 4 Billings PI
" John, yardman, r. 611 Valencia

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Handley John J., distributor Post Office, r. 611
Valencia
" Joseph, can maker George H. Tay Co., r

4 Billings PI
" Margaret, widow, r. 1407 Montgomery
" Patrick, laborer, r. 1 Isis
" Martin Mrs., widow, r. 1407 Montgomery
" Patrick H., laborer, r. 2615 Leavenworth
" Thomas, marine fireman, r. 4 Billings PI
" Thomas W., policeman, r. 1107, 20th
.e®=Handley. See Hanley and Hanly
Handles Albert O., shipping clerk Nathan,
Dohrmann & Co., r. 337, 15th
" Joseph W., bakery, 237, 15th
" Oscar A., salesman Rosenthal Bros. & Co.,
r. 9 Dikeman PI
Handman Clementina, widow, r. 121714 Kearny
rear
" Frank C, clerk collection dept. Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 1020 Shotwell
Handmann Joseph E., traveling salesman Till-

mann& Bendel, r. 1711 Hyde
Handmore Martin J., musician, r. 2809!^ Cali-
fornia
Handrey Hugh, longshoreman, r. 242iX Clara
Handschu Marie B., widow, r. 6 Virginia Court
Handu Louis, French laundry, 1501 Larkin
Handy Charles E., clerk Examiner, r. 2637 Sac-
ramento
" John, machinist, r. 145^/4, 3d
" Nellie A. Miss (Van Dyke & Handy), r. The

Mirabeau
" Nelson A., dealer in hides and furs, r. 2029

Golden Gate Av
" Washington, teamster, r. 1117, 23d
«®=-Handy. See Hendy
4®=Hanek. See Hanicke

Hanekamp George F. (Osmer & Co.), r. 10 Page

" William J., carrier postofflce, r. 114, 13th Av

Haneke George W., carpenter and builder, r.

1725% Green
Hanel William H., engineer tug Hercules, r.

1119 Broadway
Hanelt Ernest, cook, r. 237d Minna
Hanengrass Martin A. F., foreman Union Brew-
ing Co., r. Ill, 20th
Haner Charles G., carpenter Cutting Fruit
Packing Co., r. 13 Victor
" Frederick, baker, r. 625 Clay
Haneschka Henry, artist, r. 1104 Market
Haney Charles, conductor Market St. Rv., r

1137, 24th
4®=Haney. See Hanney, Heaney, Heeney and

Heney
Hanford Alvin, capitalist, r. NE cor 8th Av
and D
" Benjamin T., sweeper Harbor Commis-
sioners, r. 249 Pacific
" Charles S., with R. T. Kennedy Co., r.

Alameda
" Emily, widow, r. 1909 Polk
" Emma, widow, r. 1210, 7th Av South
" Eveline V. Miss, teacher South San Fran-
cisco Primary School, r. 1210, 7th Av
South
" James M. Jr., clerk paymaster's office S.
P. Co., r. Oakland
Hanford J. M., paymaster Southern Pacific Co.,
4 Montgomery, r. 1205 Peralta, Oakland
Hangan Bertha, tailoress, r. 311, 4th
Hangartner Marie Miss, dressmaker, r. 338

Taylor
Hanhart Conrad, tanner Morris Windt, r. San

Bruno Hotel
Hanifin Michael J., laborer, r. 871 Market
4®="Hanifln. See Hanavan

Hanify Albert R., lumber surveyor. 9 Mission,
r. 3708 Bush

HANIFY JOHN R.,

wholesale lumber dealer, agent Glen-
dale and Warren Creek Mills, Hum-
boldt Bay, Cal., office 22 Market, rooms
15 and 16, r. 2314 Devisadero

Hanify Mary, widow, r. 1913 Howard
Hanirker Lena, widow, r. 310 Ritoh
Hanish Annie, widow, r. 856 Mission
Hanjes August F., groceries, SW cor 19th and
Mission, r. 1733 Lexington Av

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Hanjes Eide H., groceries and liquors, NE cor

Ellis and Jones, r. 406 Jones
Hankel Charles, cook Young & Weisman, r. 167

Tehama
Hankerson Hiram D., upholsterer, 607 Post
Hankin Montagu, secretary British Consul-
General and agent Joseph Tetley & Co.,
506 Battery, r. San Rafael
" Seymour, storekeeper str City of Rio de
Janeiro
Hankins Samuel J., stenographer, r. 326 Eddy

" W. O., conductor S. P. Co., r. 650, 4th
Hanks Abbot A., chemist Henry G. Hanks, r.
1124 Greenwich
" Amy D. Mrs., adjustor U. S. Mint, r. 1715

Polk
" C, gripman Cal. St. RR

" Catherine M. Miss, saleslady, r. 626 Eddy
Hanks Henry G., analytical chemist, assayer
and geologist and proprietor Pacific
Chemical Works, 718 Montgomery, r. 1124
Greenwich

" Mordecai (M. W. Hanks & Co.), 34-35 Mer-
chants Exchange Bldg

" M. W. & Co. (Mordecai W. Hanks), manu-
facturers red rubber stamps, 34-35 Mer-
chants Exchange Bldg
Hanlan Alexander J., sashmaker Charles M.
Depew Planing Mill Co., r. 339 Liberty

" John, r. 290314 Folsom

" William, laborer, r. 129, 6th rear
j8®="Hanlan. See Hanlon

Hanley Charles C, accountant H. S. Crocker
Co., r. Alameda

" Charles P., clerk, r. 2896 Fillmore

" Charles P., collector Edison Light &
Power Co., r. 209 Webster

" David A., fireman Buckingham & Hecht, r.
14 Ripley PI

" George W., tanner, r. 523, 6th

" Henry G., chief clerk Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
Bank, r. 2896 Fillmore

" Hugh, clerk Preston & McKinnon, r. 342
Clara

" James, r. 971 Howard

" James, clothing and men's furnishing
goods, 779 Market

" James, driver La Grande Laundry, r. 333.
17th

" James, teamster, r. 745 Minna

' ' James M. , law student Thomas D. Riordan,
r. 630 Florida

" Jeremiah, laborer S. P. C. Ry. Co.,r. 919
Lott

" John J., bookkeeper Joseph Melczer & Co..
r. 630 Florida

•' John M., clerk Lick House, r. 412^2 Ringold

" Margaret Miss, dressmaking, 1116 Larkin

" Margaret Mrs., r. 301214, 16th

" Mary, groceries, 6-30 Florida

" Matthew J., leather cutter, r. 326 Duncan

" Michael, porter Adolph Manike, r. 537 Sac-
ramento

" Nathaniel, bartender Ferguson & Curley,
r. 1227, 25th

" Nora B. Miss, teacher Fremont Primary
School, r. 2896 Fillmore

" Patrick, bartender Martin Bergen, r. 576
Folsom

" Peter J., liquors, 973 Howard, r. 971 How-
ard

" Philip, teamster Madigan Repository Co..
r. 1128 Mission

" Richard J., policeman, r. NW cor 8th Av
South and Railroad Av

" Thomas, carrier postoffice, r. 819 Lyon

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Hanley Thomas, coalpasser str City of Everet
" Timothy W., plasterer, r. 508 Fell

HANLEY W. A. MRS.,

dressmaking', 1111 Van Ness Av

Hanley William, contractor, r. 1702 Polk
" Walter, machinist,, r. 170S Polk
" William C, bookkeeper Wood, Curtis &

Co., r. 619 Fell
" William F., mining, r. 1111 Van Ness Av
" William H., r. 808 Mission
" William H., policeman, r. 415 7th Av
4S"Hanley. See Handley, Hanly and Henley
Hanlon Amelia I. Miss, teacher Peabody Pri-
mary School, r. 237, 6th
" Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 337 Bryant
" Benjamin F., solicitor Tom C. Grant, r. 422

McAllister
" Catherine, widow, r. 24 Verona PI
Hanlon Charles F., attorney at law, 95-97

Chronicle Bldg, r. 1627 Jackson
" D., gripman Geary St. Ry., r. 5 Johnston

Av
" Daniel, longshoreman, r. 29 Harriet
" Daniel, notary public, 19 Montgomery, r.

1627 Jackson
" Daniel, waiter, r. 303 Jessie
" Daniel M., stockraiser, r. 1627 Jackson
" Edward, laborer, r. 604 Napa
" Edward, stableman, r. 337 Bryant
" Edward, waiter, r. 719 O'Farrell
" Edward R., clerk, r. 1423 Bush
" Frank P., carpenter John Hanlon, r. 128'^

Fern Av
" John, buggy washer A. M. Turner, r. 1300

Turk
" John, carpenter, 1617 California, r. 1423a

Bush
" John C. cellarman Lachman & Jacobi, r.

49 Federal
" John D., merchant, r. 315 Cherry
Hanlon John F., attorney at law, 26' Merchants'

Exchange Bldg, 431 California, r. 2903

Folsom
" John J., clerk, r. 601, 7th
" Joseph, butcher Draper & Selig, r. 7th Av

South nr M
" Joseph A., carpenter John Hanlon, r. 1423^4

Bush
" Joseph T., mail clerk Examiner, r. 537 Cali-
fornia
" Katherine, widow, r. 337 Bryant
" Katie, candy maker J. Seidl & Co., r. 29

Clinton
" Louise R. Miss, teacher Madison Primary

School, r. 1112 Powell
. " Michael T., foreman, r. 106M Welsh
" Nellie Miss, tailoress, r. 337 Bryant
" O., salesman Hale Bros., r. 520 Jones
" Philip N., cigar maker, r. 431 Clementina
" Robert, teamster Roth, Blum & Co., r. 601,

7th
" Thomas, laborer, r. 1 Lincoln
" Thomas, r. 2.50i/i Minna
" Valentine, r. 1112 Washington
" Valentine Jr., compositor Call, r. 1112

Washington
" William, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. NE

cor Napa and Louisiana
" William, marine engineer, r. 1610 Howard
iB®" Hanlon. See Hanlan
Hanly James L., solicitor Daily Report Pub.

Co., r. 706, 24th
" John, liquors, 447 O'Farrell, r. 426 Jones
" John L., foreman Deming-Palmer Milling

Co., r. 30 Clay

Hanly Maurice, driver Engine 31, r. 1214 Pacific
" Thomas, stevdore, r. 6 Converse
" Thomas J., clerk, r. 706, 24th
" Thomas J. Jr., compositor, r. 706, 24th
^S^Hanly. See Handley, Hanley and Henley
Hann Frank B., timekeeper John Kelso, r. 118

16th
4®=Hann. See Hahn

Hanna Alexander C, laborer Pac. Roll, Mill,
r. 15 Georgia
" Andrew, riveter, r. 216 Michigan
" Charles W., clerk F. G. Norman & Sons, r.

73 California Av
" Daniel, laborer, r. Cable Hotel
" Daniel N., r. 809 Hayes
" Edward, carpenter, r. 105 New Mont-
gomery
" Frank, cook, r. 422 Minna
' ' George B. , bookkeeper Golden Gate Woolen

Mfg. Co., r. 809 Hayes
" George iH., butcher Isaac Lacher, r. 14

Octavia
" Hugh, turner William A. Schrock, r. 73

California Av
" James D., plumber, 1922 Polk, r. 1405

Pacific

" James W., finisher Cal. Furniture Mfg.

Co., and secretary Cal. Mutual Benefit

Society, 128 Murphy Bldg, r. 1926 Market

" John, engineer Mutual Electric Light Co.,

r. 39, 9th
" John, master schr Nettie, ofQce Pier 7

Steuart
" John, teamster, r. 15 Norfolk
" John G., longshoreman, r. 513, 2d
" Mary, domestic, 1528 Fell
" Michael, marine engineer, r. 834 Folsom
" Richard, teamster William H. Brown
" Robert, r. 419 Hyde
" Walter R., clerk, r. 1600 Mason
" William, laborer, r. 1716 Lexington Av
" William J., plumber P. F. Ward & Co., r.
14 Octavia
jg®=Hanna. See Hannah
Hannaford Alvah, r. NE cor 8th Av and Fulton

" William G., r. 19 Perry
Hannagan William housemover, r. 2113 Mason
j8®"Hannagan. See Hanagan and Hannigan
Hannah Adam, contractor, r. 2852 Mission
" Bernard, engineer, r. 54 Sacramento
" Daniel, lieutenant police, r. 1415 Pacific
" James, stone cutter, r. 335 Duncan
" James H., fireman str Bay City, r. IZ^Yx

Ridley
" Jesse D. (Mabey & Hannah), r. 110 Eddy
4®"Hannah. See Hanna
Hannan Catherine, widow, r. 1684 Page
" Dennis, painter, r. 238, 11th
" Edward T., clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 41 Perry
" Ella v., widow, r. 1757 Howard
" George, bartender James Ryan, r. 322 Fre-
mont
" George P., clerk Kavanagh & Co., r. 41

Perry
" George R., laborer, r. 339, 10th Av
" Heber, brakeman, r. 765 Mission
" James, boilermaker, r. 41 Perry
" James D., clerk, r. 41 Perry
" James J., tea and coffee dealer, r. 322 Fre-
mont
" John, clerk Richard Wallmann, r. 2700 Sut-
ter
" John, laborer, r. 9381/4 Harrison
" John, laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli Av
" John F. H., clerk, r. 810 Folsom
" John P., clerk Cal. Notion and Toy Co., r. 41

Perry
" John S., r. 93814 Harrison
" Joseph, expressman, r. 26 Gilbert
" Margaret, widow, r. 810 Folsom
" Mark J., boilermaker, r. 41 Perry
•' May L. Miss, clerk, r. 339, lOlh Av
" Michael, asst. keeper Lime Point Light

Station
" Michael, bartender James Ryan, r. 322

Fremont
" Michael, expressman, r. 26 Gilbert
" Michael J., boilermaker, r. 41 Perry

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Hannan Patrick E., mining, r. 938% Harrison
" Robert, deckhand str Modoc
" Walter B., bartender, r. 41 Perry
" William, shipping clerk, r. 332 Fremont
" William, stove mounter J. Noonan, r. 1716

Lexington Av
" William F., physician, 339, 10th Av
" William F. Jr., clerk, r. 339, 10th Av
4®~ Hannan. See Hannon
Hannay Henry, blacksmith Union I. Wks, r. 339

Bryant
" John A., ship joiner Union I. Wks, r. 339

Bryant
Hannemann Henry W., paper hanger and

painter, 427 Geary
Hannigan Charles L., gold beater estate of

James Newman, r. 27 Minna
" Edward, teamster, r. 313 Union
" Eliza, widow, r. 1435 Valencia
" Ellen Miss, r. 1435 Valencia
" James F., teamster, r. 1849% Lexington Av
" James W., carpenter, r. 1036 Sanchez
" J. B. Rev., asst. rector St. Mary's Cathe-
dral (R. C), r. 1100 Franklin
" John, foundryman, r. 446 Minna
" John, hostler Alex McCord & Co., r. 22 Turk
" John S., glassblower, r. 1036 Sanchez
" Lizzie, widow, r. 1435 Valencia
" Mary Miss, r. 1435 Valencia
" Mary J., widow, r. 923 O'Farrell
" Michael, laborer, r. 332 Louisiana
" Michael J., blacksmith Pac. Roll. Mill, r.

.336 Louisiana
" Michael P., salesman Neustadter Bros., r.

806 Bush
" Norah Miss, r. 1435 Valencia
" Patrick, car repairer S. P. Co., r. 616, 6th
" William N., chief steward str Mariposa, r.

714 Steiner
4®"Hannigan. See Hanagan and Hannagan
Hanniver John, hostler Martin Fitzpatrick. r.

183 Jessie
Hannon Anna Mrs., r. 1738 Mission
" Bridget, widow, r. 719% Franklin
" Charles, bartender, r. 8 Rose Av
" David, mechanic W. W. Montague & Co., r.

2 Chatham PI
" Dennis, painter, r. 238, 11th
" Eugene J., asst. superintendent Youth's

Directory, 2030 Howard, r. 423 Clementina
" James T., liquors, 1922 Market and 115, 9th
" John, marine engineer, r. 346 Beale
" John, teamster P. A. McDonald, r. 10241^

Natoma
" Kate, domestic, 3910 Jackson
" Maggie, widow, r. 1024% Natoma
" Martin, r. 1323 Minna
" Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 332 Valley
" Matthew, carpenter, r. 31, 14th
" Michael, longshoreman, r. 434 Linden Av
" Michael F., teamster, r. 1024% Natoma
" M. J., coalpasser str Willamette Valley
" Patrick, laborer, r. 1504 Kentucky
" Patrick, liquors, 1116 Howard
" Peter J., horse clipper M. C. Christian, r.

1116 Howard
" Thomas, laborer, r. 332 Valley
" Thomas teamster, r. 409 Clipper
" Thomas F., teamster M. Conlon. r. 719%

Franklin
" Tillie E., domestic, 1215 Waller
" Walter, plumber, r. 333 Valley
" William, teamster P. A. McDonald, r. 103414

Natoma
" William P., sprinkler La Grande Laundry,

r. 332 Valley
4®=Hannon. See Hannan
Hannus Franz, cooper John Wieland Brewery,

r. 578 Howard
Hanny Alfred, baker G. Hink & Co., r. 237 Minna
Hanover Fire Insurance Co. (of New York),

Cesar Bertheau manager, M. A. Bertheau

assistant manager, 210 Sansome
" House, Bernhard Blank proprietor, 819b

Howard
" John, stableman, r. 183 Jessie
" William, laborer, r. 37% Dore
Hanquinet Pierre J., shoemaker, r. 4 Virginia

Court

Hanrahan Benjamin B., teamster Yolo Mills, r.
38 Natoma
Catherine, widow, r. 907, 11th Av South
Dennis J., clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 28

Ringold
Edward A., guard County Jail No. 3
Edward F., clerk Gaston Straus, r. 428

Ringold
James, deputy Sheriff, r. American Ex-
change Hotel
Margaret, widow, r. 428 Ringold
Thomas, harness maker J. C. Johnson &

Co., r. 907, 11th Av South
Thomas J., millhand r. 337, 10th
William F., street contractor, r. 438 Rin-
gold

" William P., machinist Krogh Mfg Co., r.
138% Silver
Hanrason John, laborer, r. 48 Sacramento
Hanrath Frederick R., executive officer U. S.

Marine Hospital
Hanratty Arthur F., liquors, 1013 Railroad Av
" John, weigher Thomas G. Walkington, r.

148 Silver
" Michael J., bartender H. V. Stein, r. 3 Tay
.8®~Hanratty. See Henretty and Henritty
Hans Jacob, butcher, r. 835 Jackson
" Julius R., butcher, 76 Clementina
" William, r. 3731 Mission
" William E., newspaper carrier, r. 3721 Mis-
sion
Hansard George, carpet layer, r. 335 Geary
Hansberry Patrick, laborer, r. 346, 4th
" William, driver George A. Gibbons, r.
Edinburgh nr Brazil Av
Hansbrough George W., carpenter and builder,
r. 1387 Stanyan
" John L., carpenter, r. 5 Rivoli Av
" John W., contractor, 20 Ellis, r. 1387 Stan-
yan
" Snowdon L., mining, r. 1175 Stanyan
Hansbrow George R., secretary S. B. Leavitt

Co., 509-511 Sacramento, r. Alameda
Hansbury Kate Mrs., janitress West End

School, r. Maple nr China Av
Hansby Fannie Miss, r. 1017a Folsom
Hanschen Peter, driver, r. 315 Shotwell
Hanscom Otto, r. 235, 15th
■' William W., electrical engineer Union I.
Wks, r. 613 O'Farrell
Hansel Charles, chief cutter clothing and equip-
age depot Quartermaster's Dept. U. S.
A., r. Falcon Av bet 18th and 30th
Hansen Caroline S., widow, r. 710 Larkin
" C. E., salesman Doane & Henshelwood, r.

416 O'Farrell
" George B., proprietor Oriel Tea Co., 1900

Market, r. 1904 Market
" George H., carpenter, r. 1619 Turk
" John B., carpet layer, r. 3934 Octavia
" John T., printer C. A. Murdock & Co., r. 7

Harry PI
" William L., upholsterer, r. 2924 Octavia
Hanselman Andrew (Miller & Hanselman), r.

219 Hayes
Hanselman Andrew Jr., manager Cleveland
Faucet Co., 208 Ellis, telephone South
86, r. 5 Cohen PI
" Henry, cigar maker Paul Leonhardt, r. 20

Stockton PI
" Leonard M., traveling salesman Cleveland
Faucet Co., r. 20 Stockton PI
Hansen A., seaman str Santa Rosa
" Adolph, tea packer Tillmann & Bendel, r.

218 Turk
" Adolph L. (Hansen & Elrick), r. 432 Haight

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J. C. WILSON & CO.

900 Battery St. TeL Main 1864.

DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF

FOREIGN # DOMESTIC GOAL.

Family Trade a Specialty.

Hansen Albert, fireman str Australia, r. 184

Perry
Hansen Altoert, proprietor Pacific Planing Mill,

S s Berry bet 5th and 6tli, r. 2513 Post
" Alfred C, carpenter, r. 715 Howard
" Amandus, driver National Brewing Co., r.

635 Webster
" Andreas, r. 123 Guerrero
" Andrew, collector X L Dairy, r. 2407V4

Howard
" Andrew, fireman tugboat J. H. Redmond
" Andrew, seaman str. State of California,

r. 7814 Clementina
" Andrew G., confectioner, r. 905 Market
" Andrew P., clerk Chronicle, r. 164a Clara
" Andrew P., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1S4,

34th
" Andrew P., peddler, r. 3 Brannan PI
" Annie, widow, r. 11 DeBoom
" Annie, widow, r. 18 Sherman
" Annie, domestic, 1st Av nr McAllister
" Annie C, widow, r. 6 Havens
" Arnt M., seaman, r. 320 Drumm
" Asmus, assayer Selby Smelting and Lead

Co., r. 638 Green
" Asmus W., electrician, r. 330 Drumm
" Aug Co. The (August Hansen), pictures

and frames, 328 McAllister
" August (The Aug Hansen Co.), r. 323 Lar-

kin
" August, clerk, r. 300, 7th
" Axel, peddler, r. 17 Ritch
" Axel E., liquors, 906 Illinois
" B., seaman, r. Sailors' Home
" Carl, butcher Roth, Blum & Co., r. 1321, 6th

Av South
" Carl, butler, r. 930 Ellis
" Carl, teamster Cal. Construction Co., r. 530,

17th
" Caroline B., widow, r. 233 Noe
" Charles, cook Daniel Libby
" Charles, fireman Mills Bldg, r. 632% Minna
" Charles, laborer Ballard & Hall, r. 416, 5th
" Chnrles, lumberdealer, r. 1208 Van Ness Av
" Charles, painter, r. 142V4, 4th
" Charles, seaman, r. 118 Jackson
" Charles, waiter, r. 617 Geary rear
" Charles A. Mrs., widow (Charles A. Han-
sen & Co.), r. 315 Guerrero
" Charles A. & Co. (Mrs. Charles A. Hansen),

dyeing and cleaning, 8 Golden Gate Av

and 313-315 Guerrero
" Charles C, r. 434 Francisco
Hansen Charles E., president National Brewing

Co., 720-723 Fulton, r. 1134 Fulton
" Charles H., ropemaker Washburn & Moen

Mfg Co., r. 434 Francisco
" Charles L., salesman Alfred Noland, r. 9

Russ
" Charles R. (C. R. Hansen & Co.), r. IW/i

Geary
" Charles R. Jr., clerk C. R. Hansen & Co., r.

110!4 Geary
" Chris, cook, r. 635 Stevenson
" Christ, seaman, r. 1149 Mission
" Christ, teamster, r. 346, 4th
" Christ, washer Lick Laundry, r. 2714 Clara
" Christian, bartender S. G. Birkholm, r. 809

Vallejo
" Christian T., blacksmith, r. 28, 21st
" Christian, carpenter and wheelwright, 151

Berry
" Christian, fisherman, r. 10 Washington
" Christian, helper Jackson Brewing Co., r.

47 Erie
" Christian, laundryman, r. 166 Clara

Hansen Christian, longshoreman, r. 51 Whitney
Christian, master mariner, r. 716 Bay
Christian H., with Inglenook Vineyard

Agency, r. 111614 Florida
Christian M., foreman Risdon I. and L.

Wks, r. 308 Chattanooga
Christian M., laborer Union Iron Wks, r.

504 Napa
Christian R. D., salesman National Brew-
ing Co., r. 828 Fulton
Hansen Christian W. (Hansen & Bain), r. San
Mateo, Cal.
" Christian W., notions, 930 Harrison
" Christine Mrs., varieties, 411 Bay
" Christopher, blacksmith, r. 28, 21st
" Christopher, sawyer Charles M. Depew

Planing Mill Co., r. Ill Harriet rear
" Claus C, master str North Fork, r. 1308'/4
Devisadero

HANSEN C. R. & CO.

(Charles R. Hansen), male and female

employment ofiace, 110 Geary, tele-
phone Grant 185
Hansen David, messman str Columbia
Edward, laborer, r. 624 Natoma
Edward, master mariner, r. 606% Chestnut
Edward, teamster, r. 544 Perry
Edward, teamster, r. 612 Webster
Ella Miss, typewriter, r. 1008 Hyde
Emil, bakery, 1665 Mission
Emile O., seaman, r. 30 Harriet
Erichtha, widow, r. 18 Allen
Euphemia, widow, r. 1225% Florida
Felix A. D., driver National Brewing Co.,

r. 6.35 Webster
Frederick, deckhand str Herald
Frederick, dyer, r. 1225% Florida
Frederick, laborer, r. 1507 Kentucky
Frederick, machinist, r. 771 Howard
Frederick, seaman, r. 8 Clay
Frederick, seaman, r. 15th nr Hampshire
Frederick, waiter, r. 1714 Leavenworth
Frederick C, carpenter, r. 222 Noe
Frederick C, cigars and tobacco, 527 East,

r. 330 Drumm
Frithjof, 2d mate str Protection, r. 112 Pre-

cita Av
George, clerk Simpson Lumber Co.
George, cook, r. 930 York
George, liquors, 108 Sutter
George, upholsterer and decorator, 630

Geary, r. 028% Geary
George, wood and coal, 300, 21st
George A., cashier George A. Clark &Bro.,

r. Oakland
George J., teamster White Bros., r. 542, 2d
Gudmund, master schr Squibob, office 52

Steuart, r. Oakland
Gunder, marine engineer, r. 28 Rincon PI
Gus A., salesman H. Wolf & Bro., r. 300,

7 th
Gustav, carpenter, r. 144 Shipley
Gustav, clerk Reinhold Jentzsch, r. 800

Larkin
Gustave A., clerk, r. 1139 Howard
Hannah L., widow, r. 8 Golden Gate Av
Hans, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 706a

Army
Hans, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1434

Kentucky
Hans, driver Richard Keller, r. cor 19th Av

and K
Hans, laundryman, r. 110 Pennsylvania Av
Hans, master schr Annie, office Pier 7

Steuart, r. 14% Pfeiffer
Hans, seaman, r. 9 Clay
Hans, seaman, r. 32 Sacramento
Hans, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Hans, seaman, r. 820 Battery
Hans, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Hans, tanner The Norton Tanning Co., r.

823, 11th Av South
Hans A., master mariner, r. 130 Morris Av
Hans B. (Iversen & Hansen), r. 455 Jersey
Hans C, laborer Western Sugar Refinery,

r. 179 Clara

Hansen Hans C. (M. Hansen & Co.), r. 1103 Ne-
braska

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Hansen Hans C, restaurant, 258, 1st, r. 716 Bry-
ant

" Hans F., tailor, 136 Natoma, r. 2857 Mis-
sion

" Hans H., gardener, 1008 Green

" Hans J., cook, r. 451!^ Tehama

" Hans J., foreman Western Sugar Refinery,
r. 1110 Indiana

" Hans J., laborers. P. Co., r. Berkeley

" Hans L., laborer, r. 301 Sierra

" Hans O., carpenter Rapid Safety Filter
Co., r. 439 Jessie

" Hans P., driver Electric Laundry, r. 46
East

" Hans P., machinist, r. 739, 4th

" Hans T., r. 46 East

" Harold E., pressman Schmidt Label &
Litho. Co., r. 442, 24th

" Harry, cook, r. 271 Stevenson

" Harry, cook, r. 943 Folsom

" Harry, proprietor Columbia House, 17 Val-
lejo, r. 1900 Powell

" Harry, seaman, r. 526 Chestnut

" Helene, domestic, 1017, 20th

" Henning N., seaman, r. 728 Lombard

" Henry, r. 318 Chestnut

" Henry, bakery, 714 Valencia

" Henry, gardener, r. 1522 Turk

" Henry, laborer Albert Hansen, r. 28, 21st

" Henry, laborer, r. 409, 5th

" Henry, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. NE cor
Napa and Louisiana

" Henry, painter r. 139, 4th

" Henry, sauce maker N. J. Herby, r. 686
Brannan

" Henry A., employee Western Sugar Refin-
ery, r. 809 Texas

" Herman, deckhand tugboat Rescue, r. 2316
Taylor

" Herman, seaman str Mariposa, r. 66 Oregon

" Herman L., bartender, r. 819b Howard

" Herman W., artist H. S. Crocker Co., r.

H. J., cooper David Woerner

Inger Miss, dressmaker, r. 1203 Market

Isidore, solicitor, r. 120^ Langton

J., 1st officer str Santa Cruz

Jacob, laborer, r. 144 Chestnut

Jacob M., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 12
Locust

James, cook, r. II3IV2 Folsom

James S., waiter, r. 617 Geary rear

J. C. & Son (John C. and Louis C), wagon
makers, 424 Jackson

J. E., master str Dora, ofQce 310 Sansome

Jens, carpenter, r. 314 Jackson

Jens, clerk, r. 617 Geary rear

Jens, collector, r. 30 Dame

Jens, painter M. J. & J. J. Donovan, r. Oak-
land

Jens, porter T. Uibigau, r. 619 Kearny

Jens C. (Scandinavian Publishing Co.),
and agent Thingvalla SS. Co., 44 East

Jens C, clerk J. H. C. Prien

John, carpenter, r. 37 East

John, cook, r. 871 Market

John, laborer, r. 227 Jackson

John, laborer, r. 416, 6th

John, laborer Lucas & Co., r,

John, liquors. 16 California, :

John, porter S. F. and N. P. Ry. Co., r. 511
Lombard

John, printer Miss Fannie L. Matson

John, seaman, r. 32 East

John, tailor, 1569 Market

John A., master mariner, r. 125 Morris Av

John C. (J. C. Hansen & Son), r. 506 Corbett
Av

John C, laborer Union I. Wks, r. 119 Gil-
bert

John G. waiter, r. 326 Jessie

John H., attorney at law, 47-48 Mills Bldg,
7th floor, r. 26, 12th

John H., machinist Pac. Roll. Mill

John J., carpenter, r. 48 Palmer

John P., teamster James M. Newell, r. 330
Ritch

John R.. salesman McDonogh & Runyon, r.
624 California

201 Main

Silver

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,
DRAPERIES.

Ori$ioa.I • Designs • Purnisbe«J.

S^l-S^a-T- IVIARKET ST.

Hansen Jorgen, master str South Coast, ofBce 32
Market, r. Oakland
Joseph, fireman str City of Sydney, r. 184

Perry
Julius, piano maker Sherman, Clay & Co.,

r. 103 Grove
Justus, brewer National Brewing Co., r.

7081/2 Fulton
Kate, widow, r. 410 Harrison rear
Lars, quartermaster str San Bias, r. 227, 7th
Lauritz C. G., master schr Mary Dodge,

offtce 6 California, r. 425 Francisco
Lorenz, teamster, r. 6b Harriet
Loritz C, waiter, r. 327 Jessie
Louis, baker Hans H. Hjul
Louis, bartender John C. Wendt, r. 23 Sac-
ramento
Louis, carpenter, r. 241i/4 Langton
Louis, machinist, r. 3 Mary Lane
Louis, master mariner, r. 243i4 Langton
Louis, rattan worker Wakefield Rattan

Co., r. 757 Harrison
Louis C. (J. C. Hansen & Son), r. 506 Cor-
bett Av
Louis H., liquors, E s Kentucky bet Sierra

and Nevada
Louis J., furrier J. N. Lofstad, r. 413 Mason
Louis O., salesman Golden Gate Comp.

Yeast Co., r. 844 McAllister
Louis P., shoemaker, 108, 9th
Louis T., carpenter, r. 2027 Lombard
Ludwig, conductor Sutter St. Ry., r. 1513

Pine
Ludwig, packer, r. 1036, 22d
Ludwig, seaman, r. 711 Mission
M., farmer, r. 537 Sacramento

HANSEN M. «& CO.

(Marquard and Hans C. Hansen), pro-
prietors The King Planing Mill, turn-
ing, brackets, moldings and all kinds
of nouse finishings on hand and made
to order, 231-251 King bet 3d and 4th,
telephone Main 5856
Hansen Marcus, clerk, r. cor. 23d and Vermont

" Maria, widow, r. 445 Clementina

" Marie Miss, nurse Lane Hospital
Hansen Marquard (M. Hansen & Co.), r. Bel-
mont, San Mateo Co.

" Martin, r. Old People's Home

" Martin C, r. 528 Bryant

" Mary, domestic, 1421 California

" Mary Mrs., domestic, 15 South Park

" Mary Mrs., fortune teller, r. 174 Clementina

" Mathias, bookbinder Hicks- Judd Co., r. 915
Army

" Mathias, seaman, r. 7 Midway

" M. R. Mrs., groceries and liquors, cor 23d
and Vermont

" Ned, manager The Magnolia Cafe, 4-6 East,
r. Alameda

" Nettie Miss, asst. librarian Free Pub-
lic Library (branch), 1126 Kentucky, r.
917 Solano

" Nicholas, dairy, Amazon Av nr Vienna

" Niels, seaman, r. 32 Sacramento

" O., seaman str Crescent City

" O., 3d officer str San Juan

" Ole, stevedore, r. 751>4 Folsom

" Ole C, deckhand tugboat Alert, r. 1 Lundy
Lane ^

" Olive, domestic, 1110 Scott i'"'"

" Olof, seaman, r. 103 Butte

" Olof R., master mariner, 9 Mission, r. 2316
Taylor

" Oscar, laborer, r. 11 Baldwin Court

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Hansen Oscar, laborer, r. Arkansas bet 25tli and

Army
" Oscar F., clerk, r. 751% Folsom
" Oscar H., clerk S. P. Co., 613 Market, r. &42,

2d
" Otto, bartender Edward C. Larsen, r. 561

Mission
" Otto H., barber Henry W. Gilbart, r. 40

Tehama
" P., drayman McNab & Smitb, r. 650 Jessie
" P., laborer South S. F. Tannery
" P., sign cleaner, r. 636 Commercial
" P. A., mate bkt W. H. Dimond, r. 421 East
" Peter, carpenter, r. 529 Sacramento
" Peter, driver Golden West Hotel, r. 34 An-

tonia
" Peter, drivers' helper Enterprise Brewing

Co., r. 315Shotwell
" Peter, hay, grain, wood and coal, E s Rail-
road Av bet 7th and 8th Avs South
" Peter, laborer, r. 22 Turk
" Peter, laborer, r. 504 Napa
" Peter, laborer, r. 739 Broadway
" Peter, laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli Av
" Peter, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 205

Clara
" Peter, master mariner, 9 Mission, r. 2

Washington
" Peter, master str Santa Monica, r, Oak-
land
Hansen Peter, proprietor Crystal Hotel, 739, 4th
" Peier, seaman, r. 1912 Hyde
" Peter, sexton First English Evangelical

Lutheran Church, r. 137 Clara
" Peter, tailor, r. 75 Merced
" Peter, yardman Palace Hotel
" Peter, waiter, r. 35, 5th
" Peter A., cook Henry Diers, r. 944 Folsom
" Peter G., tailor Hans F. Hansen, r. 1371

San Jose Road
" Peter H., janitor College of Pharmacy, r.

113 Fulton
" Peter H., painter, 30 Dame
" Peter R., undertaker United Undertakers'

Assn., r. 407 Minna
" Peter S., engineer, r. Beach bet Broderick

and Baker
" Rasmus E., master mariner, r. 7 Vassar PI
" Ross, laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli Av
" Samuel, butcher Roth, Blum & Co., r. 1323,

6th Av South
" Samuel, painter, r. 1101 Rhode Island
" Samuel E. D., driver National Brewing

Co., r. 612 Webster
" Severt D., widow, r. 2476 Market
" Sophie Miss, bakery, 940 Valencia
" Soren, laborer, r. 416, 2d
" Soren H., milkman, r. 28!4 Sycamore Av
" Theobald, r. .537 Sacramento
" Theodore, carpenter, r. 222 Noe
" Theodore, cook Olsen Bros, r. 12 Hampton

PI
" Theodore, helper G. & E. Snook, r. Mill

Valley
" Theodore Emit, general business agent, r.

537 Sacramento
" TJieodore P., molder S. F. Stove Wks, r.

622, 3d
" Thomas(Heesch&Hansen),r. 100'/^ Jackson
" Thomas, master mariner, 9 Mission, r. 3

Redwood Court
" Thomas, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
" Thomas, teamster, r. 516 Haight
" W.. employee The Pelton Water Wheel

Co., r. 423 Francisco
" W. C. (Hansen & Co.), r. 330 Drumm

Hansen William, capitalist, r. 626 California
William, foreman Mayrisch Bros. & Co., r.

504 Ellis
William, gripman Market St. Ry, r. 219

10th
William, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 593

Shrader
William, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r.

7511/2 Folsom
William, longshoreman, r. 411 Bay
William, porter Dodge, Sweeney & Co., r.
90 Fair Oaks
" William A., seaman, r. 751V4 Folsom
Hansen & Bain (Christian W. Hansen and
Alexander Bain), proprietors San Fran-
cisco Stove Works, 623-628, 3d
" & Co. (W. C. Hansen), proprietors New
Hansa Hotel, 320 Drumm
Hansen & Elrick (Adolph L. Hansen and
Thomas Elrick), men's furnishing goods.
Nucleus Bldg, SE cor 3d and Market
j8®"Hansen. See Hanson and Hanssen
Hansford Block, junction Market and'Davis
Hansha Barbara, widow, r. 6 Virginia Court
Hansic Andrew, laborer Western Sugar Refin-
ery, r. 107 Bay
Hanskin Dode, cook, r. 166 Perry
Hanson Abel H., expressman, SW cor 6th and
Howard, r. 2510 Post
Albert, musician, r. 542 Natoma
Alexander, seaman, r. 10 De Boom
Alexander, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Alice Miss, finisher Golden Gate Woolen

Mills
Alma Mrs., r. 734 Montgomery
Almira E., widow, r. Ill Polk
Andrew, carpenter, r. 310, 11th
Andrew, car washer Market St. Ry., r. 1415

Guerrero
Andrew, collector, r. 24071/4 Howard
Andrew, tanner C. G. Bennett & Co., r.

Tanners' Home
August, salesman, r. 200, 7th
Augusta, widow, r. 333 Larkin
Augusta, domestic, 719 Taylor
Augusta, domestic, 1909 Pine
Bernard H., master mariner, r. 1333 York
Bernhard, seaman, r. 8 Verona PI

B. F. & Co. (Miss E. P. Hanson and Mrs.
Emma P. Covell), typewriter agency, 55
Chronicle Bldg

Caroline E., widow, r. 116 Taylor
Caspar, carpenter, r. 1 Louisa

C. F., master mariner, 9 Mission, r. 712
Hampshire

Hanson Charles (Hanson & Co.), and treasurer

Puget Sound Lumber Co., 48 Market, r.

Redwood City
Charles, carpenter, r. 506 Fulton
Charles, deckhand str Oakland, r. Oakland
Charles, laborer, r. 10 Oak Grove Av
Charles, liquors, 1111 Mission
Charles, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Charles, stevedore, r. 314 Beale
Charles P., stableman Frank B. Browning,

r. NE cor Fell and Gough
" Christian, master schr Rosie H., office Pier

7 Steuart, r. 135 Folsom
Hanson Dempsey B., manager The Edward P.

Allis Co., 9 Fremont, r. 127 Hartford
E., seaman, r. 334 Main
Edward B., conductor Sutter St. Ry., r.

2510 Post
Edwin A., upholsterer, r. 314, 3d
Elizabeth, widow, groceries, 116 Welsh
E. P. Miss (B. F. Hanson & Co.), r. 1008

Hyde
Emilius W., r. 826 McAllister
E. Walter, traveling salesman, r. 813

Laguna
Fergus R., r. 1708 Stockton
Frank, butcher, r. 3510 Post
Frank, deckhand str Modoc, r. 66 Oregon
Frank, feeder Schmidt Label & Lith. Co.,
■ r. 9 De Boom
Frederick P., draughtsman Fulton Eng. &

Ship Bldg Wks, r. 1708 Stockton
George, clerk Henry J. Hick, r. 1609 Leav-
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Sole Agent Pacific Coast,
123 California Street.

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735

Hanson George, manufacturers' agent, 20 O'Far-
rell
George A., clerk, r. Ill Polk
George F., physician and surgeon, 639
Kearny and SE cor IQth and Valencia, r.
3534 Mission
George J., clerk The Colonial
Gottfried P. master bark Prussia, ofQce 35

Steuart
Hans, clerk S. P. Co., r. 272 Tehama
Hans, milker P. Mitchell, r. Cambridge

nr Way land
Hans M., bartender Charles E. Ersin, r.

807 Kearny
Harry, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
Harry L., clerk Le Count Bros., r. Ala-
meda
Hanson Henry, boots and shoes, 614 Montgom-
ery, r. 3014 Sacramento

" Henry, coalpasser Revenue cutter Commo-
dore Perry

" Henry, laborer, r. 909 Illinois

" Henry, porter Henry Buneman, r. Alameda

" Henry, porter William Cline, r. 9 De Boom

" Henry W., longshoreman, r. 219 Ritch

" Herman, clerk John Schumacher, r. 43
Stanly PI

" Herman P., dental student, r. 309 Jones

" Jacob, master mariner, r. 135 Folsom

'< James W., traveling salesman The Giant
Powder Co. Consolidated, r. Alameda

" Johannes C, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento

:< John, r. 559!4 Minna

" John, clerk, r. 127 Bernard

" John, laborer, r. 321i/4, 10th

<' John, master mariner, r. 712 Hampshire

" John, printer Miss Fannie L. Matson, r.
752 Mission

" John, seaman, r. 117 Drumm

" John A., musician, r. 542 Natoma

" John H., driver Presidio and Ferries RR.,
r. 1919 Hyde

" John L., cook, r. 7211/i Minna rear

" John P., carpenter, r. 908'^ Vallejo

" Joseph, steward, r. 2737 Pine

" Joseph S., clerk, r. 219 Ritch

" Josephine, widow, r. 118c San Jose Av

" Julius, driver Presidio and Ferries RR., r.
1919 Hyde

" Laurence, oiler str Mariposa, r. 1012i/^
Shotwell

" Louis, laborer, r. 120 Mississippi

" Marie, domestic, 907 Pine

" Martin, cabinet maker C. A. Hooper & Co.,
r. 309, 7th

" Martin, seaman str City of Puebla

" Martin, 2d officer str Newark, r. Oakland

" Mary, widow, r. The (Lick) Old Ladies'
Home

" N., carpenter, r. 1 Louisa

" Nels L., watchmaker and jeweler, 1201
Market, r. 507 Vermont

" Nicholas V., carpenter Wells, Russell &
Co., r. 82 Clipper

" N. G., seaman, r. 54 Sacramento

" Noel, porter, r. 1426 Mason

" Ole, laborer, r. 440, 2d

" Olof, seaman, r. 22 East

" Oscar, teas and coffees, 133b 15th

" Oscar M., miner, r. 35 Welsh

" Otto, seaman, r. 334 Main

" P., r. 220, 3d

" Peter, gripman Presidio and Femes RR.,
r. 1090 Union

" Peter, horseshoer John Baxter, r. S-Hy^, 10th

" Peter, ironer La Grande Laundry

" Peter C, cutter M. Friedman & Co., r. 138
Lombard

" Peter H., painter and paperhanger, 11 Lea-
venworth, r. 319 Ivy Av

" Peter H.Mrs., janitress College of Phar-
macy, r. 319 Ivy Av

" Rudolph, marine engineer. 9 Mission, r.

" Stephen B., laborer S. P. Co., r. 600 Minna

" Stlue Severni O.. clerk, r. 219 Ritch

" Thomas, seaman, r. 39 Pacific

" Thomas, seaman, r. 328 Drumm

" Valentine, carpenter, r. 82 Clipper

Hanson W. (Morgan & Hanson), r. Cosmos
Club
" William, r. 301 Leavenworth
" William, coalpasser Revenue cutter Com-
modore Perry
" William, employee S. F. Novelty and Plat-
ing Wks
" William E., coffee saloon, 236 Montgomery,
r. 124, 26th
Hanson & Co. (Charles Hanson), lumber dealers
and proprietors Tacoma Mills (Tacoma,
Wash.), 48 Market, branch Redwood
City,Cal.
49°Hanson. See Hansen and Hanssen
Hanssen Alexander H., carpenter, r. 7 Victor
" Olaf J., conductor Geary St. RR., r. 316, 2d
Av
Hanton Alfred G., clerk Pac. Mutual Life Ins.
Co., r. 505'^ Fell
" George, ship carpenter, r. 505^2 Fell
" John, clerk, r. 625 Powell
" William A. (Rogers & Hanton), r. 505V2 Fell
Hanzler John, baker, r. 763 Howard
Happ Adolph (Kruger& Happ), r. 1118 Golden
Gate Av
" Charles R. (Happ & Gingg), r. 20 HoUis
" & Gingg (Charles Happ and Ulrich Gingg),
barbers, 30 Geary
Happersberg Alfred K., physician and in-
spector disinterments Board of Health,
ofQce and r. 21'/2, 3d
Happersberger Charles, bookkeeper, r. 606a

Powell
Happersljerger Emil, druggist and chemist,
48, 6th, r. 908b Devisadero

HAPPERSBERGER FRANK,

sculptor, studio 51 City Hall Av, r.
1315 Hyde

Happy Valley Blue Gravel and Hydraulic

Mining Co. (Calaveras Co.), D. M. Kent

secretary, 330 Pine, rooms 33-36
Haquette Emil J., messenger U. S. Lighthouse

Engineers, r. 1231 Turk
" Ernest (Hageman & Haquette) r. 1613 Post
j8®=Haquette. See Hackett
Harais Alexander, notions, 136, 2d
Haran James A., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co.,

r. Oakland
" Patrick, gripman Presidio and Ferries

RR., r. 19131/2 Hyde
4®=Haran. See Harron
Haraszthy A. F., bookkeeper Cook & Co., r. 227

Geary
Haraszthy Arpad, vine grower and producer

Haraszthy champagnes, 530 Washington,

r. 1917 Webster
" Charles J., cellarmaster, r. 1917 Webster
Harbeh Joseph, gardener, r. 1525 Broadway
Harber Isidor, tailor, r. 1719 Scott
Harbert Edward L., bookkeeper Louis Taussig

& Co., r. San Leandro, Cal.
Harbind Michael, woodworker, r. 18 Gilbert
Harbine Nathan W., r. 1335 Eddy
Harbinson George W., inspector U. S. Customs,

r. Oakland
Harboe Rosina, widow, r. 912^ Pierce
Harbor Commissioners, State Board of, 10

California, Chief Wharfinger's ofBce,

Clay St. Wharf,
" Light and Power Co., Allan St. J. Bowie

general manager, 916 Market
Harbor Police Station, 30 Sacramento
Harbor View Park and Batbs, Rudolph Her-
man proprietor, NW cor Baker and

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I The highest grade of Champagne and th«
wine of Connoisseurs, invariably the pre-
ferred favorite at all fashionable resorts in
London and on the Continent of Europe.
WILLIAM WOLFF & CO., 329 Market St

Harby Rosalie, Miss, teacher Crocker Grammar

School r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Harcourt Charles, boiler maker Eureka Boiler
Wks, r. 6O3/2, 3d
" James M., architect, 420 California, rooms

8-9
" Lizzie, widow, r. 1426% Minna
Hard Ray A., millhand Truckee Lumber Co.,

r. 14 Pierce
Harday E. Mrs., widow, r. 510a Fulton

" William H., dental student, r. 510a Fulton
Hardoastle George, dentist, 1 Montgomery

Block, r. 115 Montgomery Block
Harde Bernhard, seaman, r. 8 Welsh
" Metta, widow, r. 8 Welsh
" William L., laborer, r. 8 Welsh
Hardee John F., gas fitter S. F. Novelty and
Plating Wks, r. 402'/^, 5th rear
" Theodore Z., correspondent Levi Strauss

6 Co., r. Hotel Imperial
4^°Hardee. See Hardie and Hardy
Hardegan Catherine, widow, r. 218 Fair Oaks
4®=Hardegan. See Hardigan

Hardeman Burtin N., driver X L Dairy Co., r.
2460 Folsom
" Patrick H., laborer, r. 723i/4 Braiman rear
" Thomas B., salesman, r. 21 Alpine
4S=Hardeman. See Hardiman
Harden Thomas P., recording clerk IT. S. Sur-
veyor General's office, r. Oakland
.^g"Harden. See Hardin and Harding
Hardenbergh James R., clerk Post Office, r. 800

Kearny
Hardenburgh Andrew G., collector Madison &
Burke, r. 1713 Eddy
" George E., clerk, 1713 Eddy
" Louise, widow, r. 1713 Eddy
" Maria, widow, r. 1004 Geary
Harder Hans D., shoemaker, 726^4 Howard, r.
471/2 Clara
" Holger H. Mrs., r. 122a 8th
" John, blacksmith helper H. B. Schindler, r.

7 Market

' ' John H. , liquors and lodgings , 1510 Kentucky

" Joseph A., ship owner, r. 623 Bryant

" Marie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1506 Sacramento

" Nicholas, painter, r. 8 Gough
Harder Peter, proprietor Alameda Exchange,

7 Market, r. 215 Waller
4®=-Harder. See Harter
Harders August, teamster, r. 327 Ivy Av

" Charles F., horse trainer, r. 327 Ivy Av

" John, peddler, r. 327 Ivy Av

" Timothy F., teamster, r. 327 Ivy Av
Hardesty Sarah, widow, r. 9 Harriet
4®°"Hardesty. See Hardisty
Hardie Frank D., clerk freight auditor's dept.
S. P. Co., r. 2635 Mission

" James, proprietor The Capitol, 432 Califor-
nia
j^=Hardie. See Hardee and Hardy
Hardigan Mary A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 2440
Mission

" Patrick, laborer, r. 411 Sansome
-^=-Hardigan. See Hardegan
Hardiman Hugh, teamster, r. 216 Harrison

" John, wood and coal, 710 Brannan

" Sarah, domestic, 1611 Larkin
4®= Hardiman. See Hardeman
Hardin Carrie, widow, r. 1423 Mission

" George C, accountant Goldberg, Bowen &
Co., r. 425 Geary

" Jacques J., clerk Newman & Levinson, r.
1423 Mission

" John T., carpenter, r. 732 Capp rear
>^="Hardin. See Arding, Harden and Harding

Harding Adeline, widow, r. 620 Broderiok
Harding August A., manufacturer gas engines
and mechanical and electrical engineer
with Golden State and Miners Iron
Works, 231-251, 1st, r. Oakland
Edward D., collector, r. 1722 Pacific Av
Emily F. T. Miss, bookkeeper Newhall's

Sons & Co., r. 1722 Pacific Av
Everett S., bookkeeper Western Sugar Re-
fining Co., r. 523 Golden Gate Av
Henry A., office 230 Bush, r. Russ House
James W., attorney at l^w, 628 Montgom-
ery, r. Oakland
John, driver National Brewing Co.
John H., carpenter, r. 2096 Market
Margaret M. G., widow, r. 1413 Taylor
Ralph J., lodgings, 326 Larkin
Ray, dental student, r. 500 Sutter
Reinhart T. (Page, McCutchen & Eells),
attorney at law, 5 Mills Bldg, 9th floor,
r. 905 Sutter
Thomas, porter, r. 241 Minna
Thomas E., water heaters, 30 Montgomery,

r. Oakland
Violet M. Miss, clerk John T. Magner, r.

Golden West Hotel
W. D., engineer, r. 1210 Mason
William, salesman, r. 1334^4 Natoma
William, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg &
Co.. r. 2315 Mariposa
Harding William C, M. D., dentist, office and
r. 500 Sutter, hours 9 a. m. to 4 p. m., tel-
ephone Main 5375
4®=" Harding. See Arding, Harden and Hardin

HARDING'S LAW AND Col-
lection OFFICE, Margaret M. G.
Harding proprietor, Jule C. Gamage
manager, 303 Montgomery, telephone

Hardisty B. McL., superintendent Registry Di-
vision Post Office, NW cor Washington
and Battery, r. 1101 Pine
i8®= Hardisty. See Hardesty
Hardnedy James W., blacksmith W. S. Phelps &

Co., r. 2112 Lombard
Hardt Ernest, agent, r. 912 Filbert

" H. bottler Fredericksburg Bottling Co.
Hardwick Edward N., master str Navarro, office

34 Luning Bldg, r. Oakland
j8®= Hardwick. See Hartwick
Hardy Arthur B., conductor Market St. Ry., r.
1015 Minnesota
Blanche, widow, r. 117 Erie
Bridget, widow, r. 2024 Bryant
Charles F., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

105, 26th
Charles W., clerk Jacob Isaacson, r. 1401

Geary
Edward B., marine engineer, r. 2714 Harri-
son
Edward G., motorman S. F. & S. M. Ry.
Edwin H., carpet layer J. Spauldlng & Co.,

r. 2714 Harrison
Elizabeth, widow, r. 937 Capp
Frank, messenger Post Office, r. 425i/^, 11th
Frank R., books and stationery, 210 O'Far-

rell, r. 2714 Harrison
Frederick A., clerk, r. 1306 Geary
Horace A., bill distributor, r. 821 Folsom
J., salesman Hills Bros., r. 72 Natoma
James R. (J. R. Hardy & Co.), r. 127 Mont-
gomery
Hardy Jolm H., chief clerk to manager Pacific
Department Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Ex-
press, 35 New Montgomery, room 7, r.
1909 Broderick
" John J., clerk U. S. Customs, r. 80 Mont-
gomery Block
" Johnson G., framemaker Sanborn, Vail &

Co., r. 549 Folsom
" Joseph W., porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
549 Folsom

HARDY J. R. & CO.

(James R. Hardy), of London, tailors
(riding breeches and liveries), 127
Montgomery
Hardy Lillian Miss, dressmaking, 2024 Bryant

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Hardy Lowell J. Jr., attorney at law, 608
Spreckels Bldg, r. East Oakland
" May S. Miss, dressmaker, r. 2714 Har-
rison
" Nicholas, lodgings, 219 Grant Av
" Thomas, r. 549 Folsom

" Thomas, hoseman Engine 10, r. 516 Bryant
" Thomas, hostler Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 805'/2

Howard
" Thomas H., clerk Masonic Cemetery, r. 2054

McAllister
" William, mining engineer, r. 711 Jones
Hardy WiUiam J., chief clerk local freight
office S. P. Co., r. 1233 Guerrero
" William L., conductor Cal. St. RR, r. 1201»^
Bush
4®= Hardy. See Hardie and Harty
Hare Andrew J., asst. grand secretary Grand
Lodge F. and A. M., r. Lorin
" Ann, widow, r. 204 Francisco
" Catherine, widow, r. 28 Federal
" Charles A. (J. S. Hare & Co.), r. 1011, 11th

Av South
" Darrell A., chief clerk superintendent's
offlce Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express, r.
1101/2 McAllister
" Edward B., bookkeeper George W. Gibbs
Co., r. Alameda
Hare Ellas C, secretary Masonic Board of Re-
lief, Masonic Temple, r. 510 San Jose Av
" Eva Miss, principal Potrero Free Kinder-
garten, r. 510 San Jose Av
" Fannie Miss, teacher Columbia Grammar

School, r. 505 Harrison
" Frank J., asst. superintendent station D

Post Office, r. 12 Essex
" George A., deputy Sheriff, r. 1510 Frank-
lin
" John P., cigars and tobacco, 433, 4th
" John S. (J. S. Hare & Co.), r. 1030, 11th Av

South
" Joseph T., janitor South San Francisco

Masonic Bldg
" J. S. & Co. (John S. and Charles A. Hare^
wood, coal, hay and grain, 915 Railroad
Av
" Kate M., widow, teacher Golden Gate

Primary School, r. 11014 McAllister
" Patrick M., liquors, 433, 4th
4®= Hare. See Hair and Haire
Haren Andrew, seaman, r. 909 Kearny
" Simon, fireman Chemical Engine 6, r. 157
Shipley
Harenberg August, baker, r. 2333 Greenwich
HarenburgDora, widow, r. 821 Filbert
Harfst Christian, clerk J. T. Meinert, r. SE cor

California and 4th Av
Harfst William, proprietor The Launceston,

110 Eddy
Hargadon Bernard, clerk P. McCormick, r. 90714
Illinois
" Nellie, domestic, 2917 Clay
Hargear W., clerk, r. 1152 Guerrero
Hargens Emil J., salesman Sanborn, Vail &
Co., r. 336Capp
" Frederick, teamster Western Sugar Re-
finery, r. 1102 Indiana
" George, salesman F. W. Barkhaus, r. 9

Wetmore PJ
" John H., principal St. Paul's German and
English School, r. 336 Capp
Harger Charles H., bookbinder, r. S s Corbett
Av nr Hattie
" John, carpenter, r. S s Corbett Av nr Hattie
Hargin William E., laundryman Modern Laun-
dry, r. 735 Brannan
Hargis Lionel D., clerk William S. Barnes, r. 5

Hyde
Hargrave Albert, driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
9, 28th
" Edward J., carpenter, r. 9, 28th
" Harry, machinist First St. Wks Union I.

Wks, r. 9, 28th
" Harry Jr., pattern maker, r. 9, 28th
" J. J., fireman str Alameda, r. 37 Everett
" Lizzie, widow, r. 715 Howard
Hargraves Samuel C, r. 929 Haight
Hargreaves James, horseshoer W. E. Shaw, r.
1621 Market

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

ORIENTAL RUGS.

COLORINGS AND DESIGNS NOVEL

AND ARTISTIC.

6-4-l-e-+'7 TVlarlcet St.

Hargro Mary E., widow, r. 32 Mary

Hariger Albert, real estate, r. 431, 27th

Haring Augustus, printer, r. 221 Lobos

4®=Haring. See Barring

Harjes William E., secretary Thomson Bridge

Co., 9 Mission, r. Oakland
Harker Charles G., attorney at law, 4 Sutter,
room 33, r. 3214 Washington

" Charles S., attorney at law, 26 Montgom-
ery, rooms 16-17, r. 614'/^ Van Ness Av

" George A., student, r. 3214 Washington

" Isabelle, widow, r. 626 Post

" Oliver A., bookkeeper Wellman, Peck &
Co., r. 626 Post
Harkin James T., bookkeeper, r. 431 Franklin
Harkins Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 301 Frank-
lin

" Charles, wood and coal, hay and grain.
2533Bryant.r. 114, 24th

" Charles R., molder, r. 3OY2 Moss

" Charles G., clerk D. W. Frische, r. 2903
Geary

" Eliza J., widow, r. 114,24th

" Ellen, widow, r. 45 Jessie

" George, carpenter, r. 2903 Geary

" George H., electrician, r. 974 Folsom

" James, laborer, r. 1113 Tennessee rear

" James, plumber, r. 2903 Geary

" James Jr., nailer Cal. Barrel Co., r. 1113
Tennessee rear

" John, r. 2015, 16th

" John, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 537 Sacra-
mento

" John, master mariner, 9 Mission

" John, shoemaker, r. 2903 Geary

" John P., stair builder G. R. Jesse, r. 30^^
Moss

" Minnie Miss, dressmaker, r. 2903 Geary

" Patrick, r. 45 Jessie

" Patrick, laborer, r. 131i4 Perry

" Peter, bill poster, r. 704 Laurel Av

" Richard, carpenter, r. 7 Hampshire

" Rosana A„ widow, varieties, 301 Fremont

" Rose, widow, r. 55 Silver

" T., fireman str Progreso

" Thomas, master schr Una, offlce 52 Mis-
sion, r. A nr 8th Av

" Thomas, molder, r. 643 Folsom

" Thomas P., r. 45 Jessie

" William H., foreman Code, Elf el t & Co., r.
9 McLea Court
Harkinson Marion Miss, teacher Pixley Free

Kindergarten, r. Oakland
Harkness Agnes, Miss dressmaker, r. 301 Frank-
lin

" Edward, laborer Occidental Foundry, r.
643 Folsom

" Fergus M.. solarprlnter, 1534 Mission rear

" Harvey W., physician, r. Pacific-Union
Club

" Lawrence, traveling freight and passenger
agent Atlantic and Pacific RR Co., 61
Chronicle Bldg

" Leslie J., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. I8I81/
Post
Harkness Patent Wax Candles (Cincinnati,
Ohio), Freeman, Smith & Co. agents, 122
California

" William, laborer Fulton Eng and Ship
Bldg Wks, r. cor Baker and Greenwich
Harlan Charles, r. 1101 '/^ Broadway

" Charles, clerk General Auditor's offlce S.
P. Co., r. 12011/4 Jones

" Kate Mrs., r. Old People's Home

" Minnie H., widow, r. 17031/4 Baker
Harley Annie, widow, r. 2319 Scott

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HARLEY CHARLES CO.,

dealers in woolen and cotton rags,
metals, iron scrap and coopers' stock,
844-856 Harrison, telephone South 233

Harley Charles K., with Charles Harley Co., r.
2319 Scott

" Edward, engineer, r. 501 Jessie

" James, r. 648 Howard

" Michael, bartender, r. 506, 4th

" Thomas F., solicitor West Coast Adv. and
Pub. Co., r. Tiburon
Harlln Taylor, seaman, r. 54, 1st
Harling Thomas, shipfitter Union I. Wks, r. 321

Mississippi
Harlock Robert E., butcher, r. 131% Shipley

" William M., cook Magnolia Cafe
Harloe Charles C, carpenter, r. 621V4 Minna
Harloe Marcus S., successor to S. W. Dixon,
importer and manufacturer fine hats
and caps, 237 Kearny, r. 2527 Howard

" Mary J., widow, r. 2527 Howard

" Matthew, carpenter, r. 2527 Howard

" Thomas S., bookkeeper, r. 2527 Howard
Harlow C. & Co. (Claude Harlow), new and sec-
ond hand furniture, 864-866 Mission

" Catherine, widow, r. 305 Turk

" Claude (C. Harlow & Co.), r. 305 Turk

" Dexter J., clerk registry division Post
OfQce, r. 1028 Natoma

" Fayette M., salesman C. Harlow & Co., r.
305 Turk

" George T., policeman, r. 6 Turk

" George W., car dispatcher Market St. Ry.,
r. 1077 Tennessee

" James, teamster C. Harlow & Co., r. 305
Turk

" James R., surfman South Side Life Saving
Station, Ocean Beach nr Ocean Side
House

" Joseph C, compositor, r. 921!^ Folsom

" Lizzie, widow, r. 316 Minna

" Lucelia Miss, clerk, r. 305 Turk

" Myron W., r. 2235 Geary

" & Montenegro (George T. Harlow and R. S.
Montenegro), liquors, 915 Market
4®=Harlow. See Harloe
Harm William E., peddler, r. 1604 Folsom
Harman Clarence K., agent Kent Lubricant
Co., 22 Jessie, r. 710 Central Av

" Frank E., carpenter, r. 18^4 Garden

" John, laborer, r. 135 Moultrie

" Martha, widow, r. 702% Van Ness Av

" Peter, stonecutter J. R. Blanchard & Co.,
r. San Jose Av and Sagamore

" Philip, carpenter W. A. Lange, r. 18% Gar-
den

" Richard, sausage maker Katz & Sons, r.
1006 Union

" Sarah, widow, r. 18% Garden

" Thomas D., r. 1321 Washington

" William C. clerk J. & E. B. Clement, r.
957 Market

'• William H., carpenter, r. 18% Garden
Harmes John T., (Madison & Burke), r. Sausa-

lito
-e®"Harmes. See Harms

Harmon Albion K. P., president ChoUar Min-
ing Co. , 79 Nevada Block, r. 1568 Webster,
Oakland
Harmon Albion K. P. Jr., district superinten-
dent of agencies The Connec ticu t Mu tual
Life Insurance Co., 30-31 Mills Bldg, 3d
floor, telephone Main 766, r. Fruitvale

" Annie L. Miss, landscape painter, 20
Ellis

Harmon Charles, stable foreman Goldberg,
Bo wen & Co., r. 607 California

" Charles A., with S. H. Harmon Lumber
Co., r. Larkspur, Marin Co.
Harmon Edward N., secretary S. H. Harmon
Lumber Co., 42 Market, room 3, r. San
Mateo

" Edwin W.. bookmaker, r. lOlOA Bush

" E. W., r. Palace Hotel

" Fred H., bookbinder A. J. LearyCo., r. 126, .
4th

" Frederick E., superintendent circulation
Chronicle, r. Belvedere

" Harvey F., whitener Andersen & Daniel-
sen, r. 631 Jessie

" Ira J., salesman Black Diamond Coal Min-
ing Co., r. 2323 Fillmore

" James F., bartender, r, 416% Linden Av

" John B., attorney at law, 7-8 Mills Bldg,
5th floor, r. Berkeley

" Joseph, machinist Universal Gas Saving
Assn., r. 1321 Washington

" Lewis C, salesman R. F. Osborn & Co., r.
Lorin

" Michael, r. 8 Harriet

" Michael, bartender P. J. Jones, r. 926 Na-
toma

" Robert E., r. 621 Jessie

" Samuel, employee S. F. Laundry, r. 1519
Eddy
Harmon Samuel H., president S. H. Harmon
Lumber Co., 42 Market, room 3, r. Occi-
dental Hotel
Harmon S. H. Lumber Co., Samuel H. Harmon
president, J. K. C. Hobbs vice-president,
Edward N. Harmon secretary, wholesale
and retail lumber, 42 Market, room 3,
yard NE cor 1st and Brannan

" Thomas, laborer, r. 17 Harrison Av

" William, painter, r. 1324 Mission

" William F., upholsterer, 929 Mission, r.
214, 3d

" William N., clerk forwarding dept. Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 614 Haight
4®"Harmon. See Harman
Harmonie Club, 421 Post

Harmony (monthly), M. E. & C. L. Cramer pub-
lishers, 328, 17th

" Hall, 320 Post
Harmony Hotel, Hintz & Buck proprietors, 735

Brannan
Harms Alfred, bookkeeper Crown Distilleries
Co., r. 513 Brannan

" Alvin H., groceries, 701 Laguna, r. 707 La-
guna

" Christian, bartender Max Berndt, r. 715
Howard

" Frederick W. (Harms & De VoU), 906 Mar-
ket

" George (Henry Campe & Co.), r. Alameda

" H. & Co. (Hermann and Hermann Harms
Jr.), wood and coal, 511-513 Brannan

" Hans, butcher, r. 929 Pacific

" Henry, r. 11 Henry

" Henry W., salesman South S. F. Packing
and Provision Co., r. IIB Henry

" Herman, bartender, r. 124 Turk

" Herman, bartender, r. 328, 5th

" Herman, laborer, r. Kansas bet Humboldt
and 22d

" Hermann (H. Harms & Co.), r. 511A Brannan

" Hermann Jr. (H. Harms & Co.), r. 511A
Brannan

" Jacob, liquors, W s Illinois bet Napa and
Sierra

" J. H. L., clerk J. H. A. Folkers & Bro., r.
Oakland

" John, waiter P. Lammers, r. 1747 Mission

" Lucie Miss, bookkeeper American Laun-
dry, r. Alameda

" Mary, widow, r. 929 Pacific

" Peter (Leu & Harms), r. 14 Albion Av

" Richard G. C, dental student, r. 815 Market

" William T., clerk J. H. A. Folkers & Bro..
r. Oakland

" & De VoU (Frederick W. Harms and Henry
H. De VoU), money brokers and real
estate, 906 Market
4®" Harms. See Harmes

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Ellen C, widow, r. 702% Harrison
Hannuth Moritz, fresco painter, decorator and
paperhanger, 1031 McAllister, r. 710
Grove
Ham Catharine, widow, r. 416 Fell
" William V., salesman Samuel Shirek, r.
416 Fell
Harnack August, ropemaker Washburn & Moen

Mfg. Co., r. 137 Broad
Harnden Frederick W., dental student, r. 1430
Clay
" James O., liquors, 1300 Valencia, r. 1011

Guerrero
" William H., agent E. A. Bruguiere, 530
Montgomery, r. Alameda
e&' Harnden. See Herndon
Harned Jacob A. M., mining broker, 410 Kearny,

room 8, r. 1003 Polk
Harnes Frank, chicken raiser, r. 27th Av South

nrG
Harnett Benjamin A., clerk Pac. Mail SS. Co.,
r. Berkeley
" Edward, lithographer, 423 Montgomery,

room 18
" George W., teamster, r. 637 Jessie
" William F., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r.
Sausalito
«3= Harnett. See Hartnett
Harney Anna Miss, teacher Stanford Primary
School, r. 1435a Mission
" Charles S. (D. & C. S. Harney), r. 514 Guer-
rero
" D. & C. S. (Daniel and Charles S.), fcon-

tr9,ctors, 916 Market, room 45
" Daniel (D. & C. S. Harney), r. 514 Guerrero
" Dora Mrs., dressmaking, 3511 Mission
" James C, r. 1005 Clay

" James H. (Koch & Harney), r. 633 Guer-
rero
" James H., printer, r. 4lA Hill
" John, r. 41A Hill
" John H., clerk, r. 4lA Hill
" Joseph G., contractor, 916 Market, room 45,

r. 514 Guerrero
" Joseph P., salesman Roos Bros., r. 1435a

Mission
" Michael, longshoreman O. R. and N. Co.
" Michael, shoemaker, r. 1510 Noe
" Minnie Miss, stenographer Pac. Coast Sav-
ings Soc, r. 41a Hill
Harney Patrick J., Port Warden and agent Sac-
ramento Transportation Co., office Jack-
son Street Wharf, Pier 5, r. 616 Fell
" Philip H., shoemaker, r. 1510 Noe
" Sarah, widow, r. 1435a Mission
" Thomas, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg &

Co., r. 900 Folsom
" Thomas F., bookkeeper Roos Bros., r. 1435a

Mission
" William, vaquero, r. 714, 16th Av South
" William Mrs., widow, r. 925 Hyde
" William F., gold leaf printer F. Korbel &
Bros., r. 3511 Mission
Harnish Franklin B., r. 20 Cumberland PI
" M. K. Mrs., manager Ensign Publishing
Co., 132 McAllister, r. 20 Cumberland PI
Harns Margaret, widow, r. 3038 O'Farrell
Harnwell William H., laborer, r. 1404 Nebraska
Harold James, r. 703 Stockton
" James, fireman, r. 2 McDermott PI
" Peter, blacksmith David Kerr, r. 2 McDer-
mott PI
jefS=Harold. See Harrold and Herold
Harowitz Joseph, employee Yolo Mills, r. 340
Tehama
" Simon, tailor, 21, 3d, r. 340 Tehama
4®"Harowitz. See Horowitz
Harper Alexander J., engineer, 319 Pine, r. 28, 8th
" Amanda, widow, r. 7 Salmon
" Benjamin D., waiter, r. 343 Minna
" B. K., bookkeeper, r. 537 Sacramento
" Charles J., r. 726 Mission
" Edgar R., sergeant police, r. 3224 Union
" Edward G., clerk Del Monte Milling Co., r.

319 Cumberland
" Edwin, compositor Dewey Publishing Co.,

r. 1233 Sanchez
" Edwin D., bookkeeper Eisen Vineyard Co.,
r. 319 Cumberland

Harper Ella Mrs., nurse S. Nursery for

Homeless Children

" Eugene, barber, r. 119, 3d

" F. G., salesman Cal. Furniture Mfg. Co., r.
1903 Sutter

" F. J., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. 510
Geary

" Fred, cook, r. 539 Sacramento

" Fred F. G. (Swayne & Hoyt), r. 332 Shot-
well

" Gustavus D., detective, r. 2223 Union

" Harry, carpenter, r. 2110 Baker

" Horatio H., with Market St. Ry., 21 Hobart
Bldg, r. 1310 Pierce

" Ida A. Mrs., r. Grand Hotel

" Jeannette Miss, teacher Mission Grammar
School, r. 306'^ Hyde

" J. M., mining expert, r. Palace Hotel

" J. Mitchell, clerk McHugh & Ryan, r. SW
cor Guerrero and 20th

" John, teamster, r. 630 Natoma

" John, paper carrier, r. 754 Mission

" John L., packer George H. Tay Co., r.
East Oakland

" Le Roy, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 813b
Lott

" Margaret, widow, r. 108 Welsh

" Mary, widow, r. 7. 13th Av South

" Olive Miss, school teacher, r. 232 Shotwell

" Oscar, printer, r. 214 Perry

" Reginald, clerk, r. 54, 1st

" Richard B., mining expert, r. 129 Grove

" Richard L., r. 222 Shotwell

" Samuel W., park policeman, r. 6a Tremont
Av

" Thomas, driver Goldberg, Bowen&Co., r.
4 Folsom Av
Harper William D., general manager The Em-
porium Co., Emporium Bldg, r. 711 Jones

" William D., paper ruler Mysell, Rollins
Co., r. 34 Silver
Harper William L., manager Columbian Law
and Collection Agency, 214 Pine, rooms
10-11, r. 306, 5th Av

" William L., timekeeper Palace Hotel, r.
51, 2d

" Wilson, motorman Market St. Ry., r. 914
Minnesota
Harpham Lee W. (Harpham & Jansen), r. 3014b
Sacramento

" & Jansen (Lee W. Harpham and Charles
Jansen), leather and findings, 545 Wash-
ington
Harppesoger Louis, sawyer Excelsior Mill Co.,

r. 23 Oak Grove Av
Harrier Eugene, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r.

2606 Manchester
Harries Julian B., accountant, 320 Sansome,

room 61, r. Mill Valley
Harries W. H., agent Hong Kong and Shanghai
Banking Corporation, 401-402 Montgom-
ery, r. Oakland
Harrigan Adele M. Eiss, teacher Edison Pri-
mary School, r. 237, 11th

" Alexander, liquors, 721 Davis

" Andrew J., r. 34 Welsh

" Bernard, clerk, r. 907^^ Illinois

" Charles, gold beater, r. 27 Minna

" Cornelius, r. 237, 11th

" Cornelius, r. 1706 Hyde

" Cornelius J., groceries, 1161 Folsom, r. 1157i^
Folsom

" Denis, capitalist, r. 2404 Clay

" Denis C, bag turner Neville & Co., r. 105
Prospect PI

" Denis W., carpenter, r. 1313 Devisadero

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Wholesale and Retail.

Harrigan Elizabeth B. Miss, teacher Lincoln
Evening School, r. 1706 Hyde
" Ellen, widow, r. 12231/4 Folsom
" George, waiter, r. 247, 3d
" George W., policeman, r. 1712 Hyde
" James J., plumber, r. 1706 Hyde
•' John, stevedore, r. 34 Welsh
" John, stevedore, r. 816 Sansome
" John, teamster, r. 928 Alabama
■' John J., helper Hibernia Brewery, r. 422 Oak
Harrigan Jolin J,, secretary Board Port War-
dens, office Clay St. Wharf, r. 802 Val-
lejo
" Joseph T., medical student, r. 1706 Hyde
" Josephine Miss, teacher Marshall Primary

School, r. 237, 11th
" Laura Miss, saleslady A. Mautz & Co., r.

524b Capp
" Mary A. Miss, teacher Sherman Primary

School, r. 235, 12th
•' Mathew, porter Dunham, Carrigan & Hay-
den Co., r. 1001/2, 2d
'' Michael J., plumber, 3005 Polk, r. 1122

Broadway
" Peter, bartender P. McCormick, r. 907i4

Illinois
" Peter, marine engineer, r. 10241/4 Howard
" R. J., collector Edward J. Creely, r. 34

Welsh
" Thomas, blacksmith, r. 608, 6th
" Timothy T., boilermaker, r. 108 Langton

rear
" William, washer Modern Laundry, r. Har-
mony Hotel
•' William A., inspector U. S. Customs, r. 681
Harrison
J8S"Harrigan. See Horigan and Horrigan
Harriman Charles E., switchman, r. 1507 Guer-
rero
" Fred W. (Melendy & Harriman), r. llSSVi

Alabama
" Leonard E., gripman Sutter St. Ry., r. 1516

Polk
" N. H., quartermaster str City of Everett
Harring Margaret, widow, r. 710 Green
Harrington Alfred, seaman, r. 334 Main
" Alphonso, carpenter, r. J bet 10th and 11th

Av
" Ann J., widow, r. 1455 Minna rear
" Annie, widow, r. 122 Taylor
" Arthur, clerk Wolf Fleisher, r. Golden Gate,

Alameda Co.
" Arthur, machinist Risdon L & L. Wks, r.

443 Bryant
" Benjamin G., news stand, NE cor Mission

and 4th, r. 359 Stevenson
" C, fireman str Mexico
•' Catherine, widow, r. 1410 Alabama
" Charles, bottler Matthews Bros. & Co., r.

336 San Jose Av
" Charles J., teamster, r. 243, 11th
" Charlotte T. Miss, bookkeeper L. Scatena

& Co., r. 414 Octavia
" Cornelius, laborer, r. 1014 Army
•' Cornelius, longshoreman, r. 856 Howard
" Cornelius, stevedore, r. 1784 Folsom
" Cornelus, vocalist, r. 25 Clementina
" Cornelius Jr., peddler, r. 1014 Army
" Cornelius D., bag maker, r. 105 Prospect PI
" Cornelius J., r. 6 Albion Av
" Daniel, butcher, r. 1015, 11th Av South
" Daniel, cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 1233, 6th

Av South
" Daniel, salesman Henry Levy, r. 1015, Uth

Av South
" Daniel, tanner, r. 438, 25th

Harrington Daniel, tanner, r. 1318 Hampshire
" Daniel F., porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 338.
24th

Denis, teamster, r. 3110 Geary

Ebenezer H., laborer, r. 1806 San Carlos Av

Edmund Rev. O. P., clergyman St. Domi-
nic's Monastery

Edward B., laborer, r. 25 Clementina

Edward B., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 2103
Leavenworth

Edward C, deputy Sheriff, r. 1784 Folsom

Edward H., repairer W. S. Ray Mfg. Co.. r.
707 19th

Edward J., boilermaker, r. 25 Clementina

Elizabeth, widow, r. 104 Shipley

Ellen J., widow, r. 434 Natoma

Eugene L., plumber, r. 8 Louisa

Eugene W. (William Taaflfe& Co.), r. 1164.
15th Av South

Frank, miner, r. 1067 Market

Frederick S., porter Chicago Clothing Co. ,
r. 12 Hubbard

George, paper hanger, r. 60 Erie

George H., milk dealer, 220, 23d, r. U25i^
Alabama

Gregory P., policeman, r. 1212b Larkin

Hannah, widow, r. 60 Erie

Hannah, widow, r. 168 Perry

Hannah, widow, r. 412 Ringold, rear

Harry, fireman str Noyo

Harry, seaman, r. 814 Diamond

Isaac, special policeman, r. 11^ Moss

James, r. 261, 1st

James, driver Peter Petersen, r. 605 Dolores

James, machinist, r. 443 Bryant

James, merchant, r. 1410 Alabama

James, salesman StoU & Van Bergen, r.
712/2 Tehama

James E., janitor Chronicle Bldg, r. 453%
Tehama

James E., teamster, r. 1455 Minna rear

John, r. 333, 31st

John, assayer, r. 1034 Potrero Av

John, carpenter N. Parrish & Co.

John, clerk, r. 163 Perry

John, elevatorman, 334 Pine, r. 13^4 Free-
Ion

John, laborer, r. Prentiss nr Cortland Av

John, peddler, r. 907 Bryant

John, miner, r. 1014 Army

John, upholsterer I. L. Solomon & Co., r.
1309% Steiner

John D., gilder, r. 11% Moss

John J., rubber worker Bowers Rubber Co.,
r. 434 Natoma

John J., molder Thomas Day & Co., r. 1430
Mission

John M., butcher J. G. Johnson & Son, r.
1233, 6th Av South

John T., shoemaker, r. 915 Vallejo

Joseph, conductor, r. 60 Erie

Joseph, machinist Corporation Yard S. F.
F. D.,r. 409, 1st

Joseph F., artist, 611 Clay

Josie J. Mrs., insurance, 502 Montgomery,
r. 311 Broderick

Julia, widow, r. 37 Clarence PI

L. Ransom, clerk Leon Kauffman, r. Berke-
ley

Mamie, domestic, 1718 Howard

Margaret, widow, r. 1233, 6th Av South

Mary, widow, r. 8 Louisa

Mary, widow, r. 163 Perry

Mary, widow, r. 453% Tehama

Mary, widow, r. 713% Tehama

Mary, widow, r. 1309% Steiner

Mary E., domestic, 108 Walnut

Matthew, driver M. Getz & Co., r. 1410 Ala-
bama

Michael, longshoreman, r. 834 Mission

Michael H., master bktn Omega, ofQce 48
Market, room 1

Michael J., conductor Geary St. Ry., r.
345. 5th Av

N. Miss, saleslady Hale Bros., r. 434 Na-
toma

Neal, millhand Tilhnann & Bendel, r. Oak-
land

Patrick, butcher, r. 1333, 6th Av South

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Harrington Patrick, guard County Jail No. 2,

r. 1023 Hampshire
" Paul, cook Cafe Zinkand, r. 549 Minna
" Peter, r. 243, II th

" Robert L,., with Caley & Roeder, r. 243, 11th
" Thomas, telegraph operator, r. 1014 Army
" Timothy, r. 819a 24th
" Timothy J., truckman Truck 5, r. 1209!4

Steiner
" Timothy J., butcher William Taaffe & Co.,

r. 1154, 15th Av South
" Townsend B., miner, r. 622i/4 Ellis rear
Harrington W. D. S., editor and manager The

Forester of America, 14 McAllister
" Whitwell P., elevatorman Pioneer Bldg, r.

2007 Mission
Harrington Willard B., president Merchants'

Club, Mutual Life Bldg, 7th floor, r. 1118

Sacramento
" William, pressman Brunt, r. 71214 Tehama
" William, ropemaker, r. Treat Av ir Precita

Av
" William, salesman, r. 30 Clay
" William, watertender str Australia
" William C, deputy Sheriff, r. 147 Silver
" William E., carpenter. 3, 8th, r. 1043 Mis-
sion
" William J., r. 560 Folsom
" William W., laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r.

321/2, 27th
j8®="Harrington. See Herrington
Harris Abraham, clerk, r. 1127 Golden Gate Av
" Abraham, shoemaker Joseph Harris, r. 1910

Powell
" Adolph, liquor dealer, r. 3426 Fillmore
" A. F., asst. engineer Cal. St. RR, r. 1308

Leavenworth
" Aimee Miss, teacher music, r. 1528, 28th
" Ala, jeweler Harry W. Tuckey, r. 1234

O'Farrell
" Albert R., barber Joseph Pinkney, r. 314,

6th
" Alexander, shoemaker, r. 1837 Ellis
" Alice K., widow, r. 615 Bush
Harris Ambrose, editor American Investor, 15

Mills Bldg, 5th floor, r. Larkspur
" Annie, dressmaker, r. 2421 California
" A. R., watchman, r. 727 Bush
" A. S., agent, r. 1908 Mission
" Augustus, seaman, r. 13 Federal
" Benjamin (Harris Bros. & Co.), r. 2126 Post
" Benjamin, barber, 1348 Valencia, r. 2833

Mission
" Benjamin, salesman Moses J. Franklin, r.

1210 Buchanan
" Benjamin D., bartender G. W. Harris, r.

1503 Larkin
" Benjamin E., stockraiser, r. 1626 Turk
" Benjamin H., janitor The German Savings

and Loan Society, r. 1425 Jackson
" Benjamin W., conductor Sutter St. Ry., r,

1839 Polk
" Benjamin W., machinist, r. 1708 Turk
" Bernhard, capitalist, r. 1318a Eddy
" Bernard, junk, r. 153 Shipley rear
" Bernard D., r. 1503 Larkin
" Bessie L. Mrs., clerk TJ. S. Pension Agency,

r. 11 IB Franklin
" Blanche, widow, r. 519 Ellis
Harris Brothers & Co. (Benjamin, Marcus and

Charles Harris), wholesale groceries,

321 California
" C, waiter str Santa Rosa
" C. B., investments, 15 Mills Bldg, 5th

floor, r. Larkspur
" Charles, baker str Corona
Harris Charles (Harris Bros. & Co.), and presi-
dent Lewis Packing Co. and Vinegar

Works, 625 Front, r. 1628 Sutter
" Charles, cigar manufacturer, 600 Mont-
gomery, r. 447 Haight
" Charles, clothing, 527 Pacific
" Cnarles, salesman, r. 309 Powell
" Charles A., clerk, r. 2624 Howard
" Charles J. Mrs., watchcase maker, 13

Trinity, r. 123314, 26th
" Charles M., bookkeeper Louis Saroni &

Co., r. 527 Pacific
" Charles M., laborer, r. 18 South Park

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Harris Charles N., attorney at law, 19 Mills

Bldg, 6th floor, r. 839 Stevenson
" Charles P., restaurant, 1024 Hyde, r. 933

Kearny
" Charles P., stock broker, 318 Pine, rooms

4-6, r. 1114 Haight
" Charles S., r. 938 Geary
" Charles S., commercial traveler, r. 1218a

Eddy
" Charles W., bartender G. W. Harris, r.

East Oakland
" Charles W., clerk, r. 7291/2 Union
" Cyrus B., policeman, r. 313a San Jose Av
" D. Mrs., liquors, 66 Everett
" Daniel, butcher S. Simon, r. 811 Scott
" Daniel, clerk Bauer Bros. & Co., r. 1230

Laguna
" Daniel, engineer Oregon Imp. Co, r. 161

Perry
" Daniel, laborer, r. 45 Belcher
" Daniel, seaman, r. IO3214 Noe
" David, bookkeeper W. Harris & Co., r. 10

Yerba Buena
" David, painter, 411^4 Eddy, r. 437 Eddy
" David, seaman, r. 3 East
" David, tailor, r. 555^ Minna
" David, trader, r. 547 Mission
" David Mrs., widow, r. 130, 15th
" David D., capitalist, r. 2120 Vallejo
" David M.. extraman Engine 27, r. 2130b

Sutter
" David M., molder, r. I6I814 Devisadero
" Edward (W. Harris & Co.), r. 1804 Laguna
" Edward, cigars, 2133 Fillmore and 1534

Market, r. 1231 Market
" Edward, tailor, r. 228, 7th
" Edwin Mrs., widow, r. 1804 Octavia
" Edwin F. (Ames & Harris), r. Portland, Or.
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 655 Capp
" Ellen, widow, r. 2420 Post
" Ellen A., widow, livery and boarding

stable, 807 Montgomery, r. Golden Gate,

Cal.
" Elmer, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 2116

Sutter
" Emerson, machinist, r. 1528, 28th
" Emily Mrs. (Perkins & Harris), r. 931i/

Folsom
" Ernestine, widow, r. 7291/^ Union
" Etta, widow, r. 238 Taylor
" Eva, widow, r. SSM Moss
" Flora Miss, candy maker, r. 120 Shipley

rear
" Frank, barber, 106 Leidesdorff, r. 1338 Eddy
" Frank, laborer, r. 419 Clayton
'• Frank C, laborer, r. 1003 Buchanan
" Frank E., janitor Mechanics' Institute, r.

1 Chelsea PI
" Frank E. Mrs., teacher fancy work, r. 1

Chelsea PI
" Frank G., asst. propertyman Morosco's

Grand Opera House, r. 708'/^ Mission
" Frank H., clerk Scott & Van Arsdale Lum-
ber Co., r. 709 Post
" Frederick, bookkeeper M. Phillips & Co., r.

511 McAllister
" Frederick, painter, r. 707, 24th
" Frederick W., physician, 935 Market, r. 832

Haight
" Frederick W., poultry and game, 33 City

Hall Market, r. 1537 Turk
" George, r. 531 O'Farrell
" George, clerk Yates & Co., r. 1430 Broadway
" George, fireman S. P. Co., r. 435, 33d
" George, teamster Market St. Ry., r. 307. 23d
" George, traveling salesman, r. 730 Fell

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Harris George A., bookkeeper, r. 1812H Post
" George D, deputy Assessor, r. 1610 Poik
" George M., dental student, r. 160 Golden

Gate Av
" George P., r. 1510b Hyde
" George P., carpenter, r. 615 Pine
" George R., mechanical dentist Colton Den-
tal Assn., r. East Oakland
" Georges. & Sons (Philadelphia), printers

and lithographers, L. F. Tuttle agent,

320 Sansome, room 2
" George W. (Pendleton & Harris), r. 1621

Howard
Harris George W., proprietor The Temple

Bar, wines and liquors, NW cor Grant

Av and Sutter, r. 1503 Larkin
" George W., traveling salesman Hawley

Bros. Hardware Co.
" Goodwin, bookkeeper E. Campion, r. 2433

Buchanan
" Gustave, doorkeeper Morosco's Grand

Opera House, r. 110, 6th
" Gustave, salesman Greenberg & Green-
berg, r. 402, 4th
" G. W., secretary Wittland Produce Co.,

324-326 Davis, r. 1427B Jackson
" H., r. Palace Hotel
" Hardy C, motorman Market St. Ry., r.

1003 Buchanan
•' Harry, r. 1314 John
" Harry, gardener, r. 529 Guerrero
'■ Harry, operator, r. 575 Minna
" Harry, shipping clerk Sideman, Lachman

& Co., r. 1413 Jackson
" Harry, waiter str State of California, r.

931% Folsom
" Harvey E., machinist, r. 119 Coliingwood
' • Harvey E. Jr. , architect, r. 119 Coliingwood
" Henry, cigars and tobacco, 3 Stockton, r.

470 Jessie
" Henry, clerk, r. 402, 4th
" Henry, clerk J. Levin & Co., r. 810 McAllis-
ter
" Henry, musician, r. 6 Metcalfe PI
" Henry, porter, r. 529 Sacramento
" Henry, porter P. Berwin & Bro., r. 1210

Buchanan
" Henry, tailor, 956 Howard, r. 429 Natoma
" Henry A., carpenter, r. 540 Bush
" Henry A., clerk Charles Christensen, r. 2

Bond
" Henry B., salesman Hoffman, Alexander &

Co.,r. 1405 Steiner
" Henry H. (Harris, Kingston & Co.), r.

Rutherford, Napa Co.
" Henry J. (S. & H. Harris), r. 429 Fulton
" Henry J., foundry man Marshutz & Can-

trell, r. 560 Howard
Harris Henry R., druggist, proprietor Potrero

Pharmacy, NW cor Butte and Kentucky,

r. 802 Tennessee
" Herbert S., bartender, r. 502 Bush
" Herman, agent Albert Mamlock, 1404 Polk,

r. 822 Turk
" Herman, clerk, r. 1910 Powell
" Herman, merchant tailor, 1932 Fillmore
" Herman J., barber, 102, 7th, r. 828 Eliza-
beth
" Herman J., bookkeeper Standard Soda

Water Wks, r. 2808, 16th
" Isaac (Platshek & Harris), 410 Townsend
" Isaac, shoemaker, r. 610 Octavia
" Isaac J., butcher 153 Shipley
" Isabella, stewardess str Peru
" Isador (Harris & Hess), r. 1127 Golden Gate

Av

Harris Isadore E., clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r.

1413 Jackson
" Isaiah, salesman Harris Bros. & Co., r. 1628

Sutter
" Jacob, clerk, r. 458 Clementina
" Jacob, clerk Joseph Harris, r. 1910 Powell
" Jacob, junk, 125 Shipley
" Jacob, ladies' and gent's furnishing goods,

2808, 16th
" James, r. 432i/4, 7th

" James, marine fireman, r. 808 Kentucky
" James, special policeman, r. 3110 California
" James, steward, r. 915 Sacramento
" James C, mechanic Cal. St. RR., r. 1430

Broadway
" James D., deputy U. S. Marshal, r. 1123

McAllister
" James J., teamster California Furniture

Mfg. Co., r. 1015 Market
Harris James W., superintendent California

Street CablQ Railroad Co., SW cor Cali-
fornia and Hyde, r. 2326 California
" Jane, domestic, 1910 Polk
" J. Clyde (W. F. Harris & Co.), r. 600 Oak
" Jennie, saleslady, r. 1210 Buchanan
" John, capitalist, r. 700 Post
" John, driver National Ice Co., r. 102154

Market
" John, junk, r. 125 Shipley
" John, wood sorter, r. 444 Brannan
" John, waiter, r. 224 Minna
" John B., clerk Smiths' Cash Store, r. 406'/^

Larkin
" John F., harness maker, r. 324 Hayes
" John F., transfer clerk Railway Mail Ser-
vice, r. 1751 Polk
" John H., accountant, r. 706%, 14th
" John H., operator Gold and Stock Tel. Co.,

r. 579 Minna
" John L., cook, r. 848 Folsom rear
" John T., real estate agent, 632 Market, r.

307 Castro
" Joseph, clothing, 525% East, r. 1910 Powell
" Joseph, longshoreman, r. 1111% Castro
" Joseph, tailor and clothing, 204 Brannan,

r. 671 McAllister
" Julia A., widow, r. 2 Marcy PI
" Justus, porter, r. 626 California
Harris, Kingston & Co. (Henry H. Harris and

Thomas Kingston), native wines and

brandies, 123-127 Eddy
" Kirk E., journalist Chronicle, r. 724 Ridley
" L., r. 220, 3d

" L. Mrs., widow, r. 1801 California
" Lawrence W., clerk Alliance Assurance

Co., r. 1804 Octavia
" L. D., lumberman E. K. Wood Lumber Co.,

r. 501 Broadway
" Louie, solicitor, r. 661 Walnut Av
" Louis, jeweler, r. 1127 Golden Gate Av
" Louis, laborer S. P. Co., r. 417 Scott
" Louis, peddler, r. 8 Eldridge
" Louis, poultry and game, 103-104 California

Market, r. 114 Powell
" Louis, salesman, r. 661 Willow Av
" Louis, upholsterer Bernhard Mattress Co.,

r. 228, 7th
" Louis A., barber, 9 Sutter, r. 2510% Mis-
sion
" Louis L., bookkeeper Jules Levy & Bros.,

r. 927 Ellis
" Louisa Mrs., r. 619 Bush
" M. A. Mrs., dressmaking, 2510% Mission
■' Marcus (Harris Bros. & Co.), and manager

Lewis Packing Co. and Vinegar Wks,

625 Front, r. 2212 Devisadero
" Margaret, widow, r. 1730 Lyon
" Mark, dry and fancy goods, 2807-2809, 16th
" Mark E., salesman Mark Harris, r. 2807,

16th
Harris Marshall C, manager Golden Gate

Dredging and Reclamation Co., 17 Mills

Bldg, 7th floor, r. 141 San Jose Av
" Marx, tailor, r. 119 Trenton
" Mary, widow, r. 822 Turk
" Mary E. Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 1204

Leavenworth
" Mary L. Mrs., r. 35 Taylor
" Matilda, widow, r. 1307 Pacific

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Harris Matt, manager Scott & Van Arsdale

Lumber Co., SE cor 5th and Brannan, r.

102 Hayes
" Matthew, pension attorney, SO Ellis, r.

4521/2 Minna
" Matthew Jr., collector Chicago Clock Co.,

r. 102 Hayes
" Max, loan ofQce, 528 Montgomery, r. 729%

Union
" Max, tailor, r. 1024 Folsom
•' Maxwell, auctioneer, r. 605 Green
" May Mrs., r. 789 Mission
" M. C, clerk, r. 1933 San Jose Av
" Merriman C. Rev., DD., superintendent

Japanese M. E. Mission and Church, r.

1329 Pine
" Meyer, pawnbroker, r. 307 Clementina
" Minnie Miss, r. 1210 Buchanan
" Mitchell G., tailor, 226 Brannan, r. 1210

Buchanan
" Monroe, carpet layer, r. 470 Jessie
" Monteflore S., clerk S. Edward Asher, r.

470 Jessie
" Moses, cigarmaker Schwerin & Son, r. 671

McAllister
" Moses, glazier, r. 120 Shipley rear
" Moses H., barber Samuel J. Kaminski, r.

523A Hayes
" Moy, stock clerk Nathan, Dohrmann & Co.,

r. 527 Pacific
" Nathan, cigarmaker, r. 1210 Buchanan
" Nathan, clerk Henry Harris, r. 470 Jessie
" Nathaniel H., president Bunker Hill and

Sullivan Mining and Concentrating Co.,

223-224 Crocker Bldg, r. Pacific Union

Club
Harris Nicholas R., agent U. S. Secret Service

Division, U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, room

12, r. 1123 McAllister
■' Nicholas R. Jr., asst. U. S. Secret Service,

r. 1123 McAllister
" Norman A., mining engineer, r. 414 Cole
" Norman C, salesman Le Count Bros., r.

1933!/2 San Carlos Av
" Norman D., traveling salesman, r. 805 Page
" Oscar, livery stable, 2414 California, r.

2502/2 California
" , Oswald & Noble (William Harris, Joseph

Oswald and Hippolyte Noble), lock-
smiths and machinists, 208 Leidesdorfl
-" Packing and Provision Co. (incorporated).

Robert A. Harris president and general

manager, E. B. Cushman treasurer and

secretarv, wholesale market and ware-
house, 6th from King to Berry, general

office Rodeo, Cal.
" Pauline Miss, saleslady Solomon Harris,

r. 402, 4th
" Peter, teamster, r. 1413 Jackson
" RachaelMiss, candy maker, r. 120 Shipley

rear
" Racin, teamster, r. 415 Brannan
" Ralph, porter J. O. Meyerink, r. 1910^^

Powell .
" Ray Miss, tailoress, r. 228, 7th
" Rebecca Miss, cashier The Hamburger Co.,

r. 1910 Powell
" Reuben L., laster, r. 620 Stevenson
" Richard H., gardener, r. W s Uranus nr 17th
" Robert, hostler, r. 11 Gordon
" Robert A., president Harris Packing and

Provision Co., 6th and King, r. Oakland
" Robert F., engineer, r. 1423 California
" Robert J., drayman Corporation Yard

S. F. F. D., r. 1118 Bryant
" Roland, blacksmith Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 328

Jessie
Harris Rorae, proprietor Laurel Palace, NW

cor Kearny and Bush, r. .531 Geary
" S. & H. (Samuel and Henry J.), barber,

1306 Market
" Samuel, r. 228, 7th
" Samuel, r. 1209 Laguna
" Samuel (S. & H. Harris), r. 41iy2 Oak
" Samuel, barber, 631 Sacramento, r. 351

Grove
" Samuel, collector, r. 1045 Market
" Samuel, furnishing goods, 20 East South.

r. 1127 Golden Gate Av

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

Mantels, Grates

aod Fireplace Trironjings

ARTISTIC CESIGHS.

311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Harris Samuel, tailor, r. 161 ^4 Harriet
■' Samuel, watchman, r. 307 Clementina
" Sarah Miss, teacher music, r. 402, 4th
" Sarah E., widow, r. 20 Pierce
" Sarah J., widow, r. 1003 Buchanan
' ' Sherrard G. , bookkeeper Henry Wolff, r. 416

Octavia
" Sigmund H., salesman Moses J. Franklin,

r. 5 Columbia Square
" Simon, peddler, r. 17 Harriet
■' Simon, tailor, 321 Montgomery Av, r. 729^4

Union
" Simon M., clerk Bush Bros., r. 1226 Eddy
" Singer Mrs., furnished rooms, 1237 Mar-
ket
" Sol, bartender D. J. Tobin, r. 1228 Eddy
" Solomon, cigars and tobacco, 402, 4th
" Solomon, clerk C. L. Doychert. r. 511 Mc-
Allister
" Stanley, clerk, r. 509 Powell
'• Stephen L., cashier Ames & Harris, r. 1804

Octavia
" Thomas, attendant U. S. Marine Hospital
" Thomas, shoe maker, 227 Jackson, r. 655

Capp
" Thomas, clerk, r. 1430 Broadway
" Thomas, conductor Sutter St. Ry, r. 1028'/2

Pacific
" Thomas, fireman str Alameda
" Thomas, teamster Albert E. Buckman, r.

431 Ridley
" Thomas H., salesman Wakefield Rattan

Co., r. 380Shotwell
" Thomas S., salesman Brigham, Hoppe &

Co., r. 3133 Washington
" Thomas K., engineer G. W. Pennington &

Sons, r. 2 Bond
" Thomas P., teamster, r. 1118 Bryant
" Thomas R., special agent Northwestern

Mutual Life Ins. Co., r. 1827 Market
" Timothy, brass finisher Vincent Kingwell.

• r. Oakland
" T. W., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 905, 20th
" W., bartender, r. 1045 Market
" W. & Co. (Walter and Edward Harris),

clothing, 626 Kearny
" Walter (W. Harris & Co.), r. Los Angeles.

Cal.
" Walter J., r. 436, 14th
" W. F. & Co. (William F. and J. Clyde

Harris), groceries, 90-92, 9th
" Wilda Mrs., dressmaking, 78 Murphy Bldg
" Wilford, r. 633 O'Farrell
" William (Harris, Oswald & Noble), r. 1528,

25th
" William, clerk, r. 632 Mission
" William, clerk Shumate Pharmacy, r. 1633

Devisadero
" William, coal passer, r. 541. 1st
" William, plumber, r. 16 Valley
" William, shoemaker William H. Benson, r.

707, 24th
" William, waiter, r. 325 Minna
" William B., capitalist, 318 Pine, rooms 4-6
" William E., whitewasher, r. 5 Lick Alley
" William P. (W. F. Harris & Co., and

Dewitt & Harris), r. 600 Oak
" William F., clerk, r. 1430 Broadway
" William H., pattern maker Dow Steam

Pump Wks, r. 1002 Polk
" William H., porter, r. .32iy2 O'Farrell rear
" Willliam H., shipping clerk Smith's Cash

Store, r. 259 Richland Av
" William H., waiter Hornlein Bros., r. SbS

" William L., r. 16 South Park

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are guaranteed by the Excise Department of
the Canadian Government, by certificate
over the capsule of every bottle.

WILLIAM WOLFF & CO , 329 Market St

Harris William L., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 811
Harrison
" William W., insurance solicitor, r, I5IO14

Sanchez
" William W., printer Call
" William W., teamster Overland Freight

Transfer Co., r. 1708 Howard
" W. J., r. American Exchange Hotel
" W. M., clerk Contra Costa Laundry, r. Oak-
land
" Zoe H., bookkeeper L. Goodfriend & Co., r.
1406a O'Farrell
Harris & Jones (Hugh B. Jones and Frederic
R. King), dealers in lumber, doors, sash
and blinds, 728-738 Bryant, telephone
South 96
Harris & Hess (Isador Harris and William T.
Hess), attorneys at law, 4 Mills Bldg,
8th floor
4®=" Harris. See Harries and Harriss
Harrison A. Dalton (Catton, Bell & Co.), r. Ala-
meda
" Ada Miss (Harrison & Ginsberg), r. 218

Perry
'■ A. Edward, machinist Carah & Bailey, r.

29 South Park
'• Annette, domestic, r. 9V4 Le Roy PI
" Annie Mrs., r. 1614 Guerrero
" A. Roy, business manager Mrs. Nettie
Harrison, r. 40 Geary
Harrison Arthur 0., general foreman Sutro
Baths, r. 2912 Sacramento
" Benjamin, r. 714 Bush

" Benjamin marine engineer, 9 Mission, r.
Oakland
Harrison Benjamin T., in charge Chinese
Bureau U. S. Customs, U. S. Appraisers'
Bldg, room 71, r. 832 California
" Charles, machinist Pac. Roll. Mill
" Charles A., clerk freight auditor's dept. S.

P. Co.. r. 532 Haight
" Charles F., factory hand Pac. Roll Mill

r. 218 Perry
" Charles F., janitor Burlington Route, r. 753
Harrison
Harrison Charles H., president Sausalito Land
and Ferry Co., 405 Montgomery, room 6,
r. Sausalito
" Charles P., boxmaker, r. 614 Kearny
" Clarence, diesioker Shreve & Co., r. Ala-
meda
" David J., plumber W. E. Lane, r. 1817

Stockton
" D. Joseph, boilermaker, r. 24 Stanly PI
" Duncan J., bookkeeper Central Coal Co., r.

634 Post
" Edward, r. 3 Fulton

" Edward C. (Blake & Harrison), attorney at
law, 39-42 Mills Bldg, 7th floor, r. 3321
Clay
" Edward E., clerk Post OfBce, r. Brooklyn

Hotel
" Edward S., agent New York Life Ins. Co.,

r. 28 Ford
" Edward S., traveling passenger agent Bur-
lington Route, r. 753 Harrison
Harrison E. L. Dr., dentist, 131 Post, rooms 10-
11, r. 2011 Green
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 504 St. Rose's Av
" Elizabeth Mrs., notions, 1332 Pacific
" Erastus G., agent, r. 19 Silver
" Eugene, salesman Rosenberg Bros., r. 16

Everett
" Fannie, widow, r. 9^4 Le Roy PI
" Francis R., printer Emerson Drug Co., r.
29 South Park

Harrison Frank, clerk, r. 753 Harrison

" Frank, painter, 504 St. Rose's Av

" Frank J., bicycle repairing, 600 Van Ness
Av., r. 917 Van Ness Av

" Frederick, mason and builder, 40 New
Montgomery, r. 123 Chattanooga

" Frederick A., accountant, r. 1235 Leaven-
worth

" Frederick A., porter Wetmore Bros., r. 812
Kearny

" George, janitor, r. 9^4 Le Roy PI

" George C, clerk freight auditor's dept. S.
P. Co., r. 2a5, 12th Av

" George H., 1st officer str Corona, r. 121
Perry

" George W., inspector Fire Underwriters'
Inspection Bureau, r. 223 Webster

" George W., paper carrier, r. 19 Silver

" George W., whitener, r. 4 Stephen's Court

" Harry, r. 9% Le Roy PI

" Harry, motorman Market St. Ry, r. 1554
Kentucky

" Jacob H., carpenter, r. 420 "Valley

" James, clerk, r. 504 St. Rose's Av

" James D., carpenter, r. 9 Norfolk

" James J., proof reader Chronicle, r. Russ
House

" James K. Rev., superintendent California
Home Missionary Society, 735 Market,
r. Berkeley

'• James V., r. 1801 Pierce

" J. Hunter, insurance broker, 303 California,
r. 2507 Pacific Av

" John, laborer, r. 70 Shipley

" John E., r. 532 Haight

'• John F., clerk, r. 218 Perry

" John M., clerk Wheaton, Breon & Co., r.
412 Lett

" John W., coal and metal broker, 303 Cali-
fornia, rooms 12-13, r. Sausalito

" Joseph, boatman F. Graff, r. 24 Stanly PI

" Joseph, bookkeeper Valleau & Peterson, r.
2634 Howard

" Joseph, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 24
Stanly PI

" Joseph, laborer, r. 217 Clara

" Joseph, real estate, 69 Columbian Bldg, r.
Oakland

" Joseph H., clerk M. Lambeth & Co., r.
2621/^ Clara

" Joseph J., clerk, r. 529 Sacramento

" Leo, bicycles, r. 917 Van Ness Av

" Louis J., commission merchant, 303 Cali-
fornia, room 12, r. Sausalito

" Luke H., policeman, r. cor El Dorado and
Bryant

" Mark, traveling salesman, r. 1811 Pierce

" Mary, widow, r. 13 Zoe

" Matthew C, engraver, r. 1710^4 Pest rear

" May L., widow, r. 2940 California

" Michael (Hall & Harrison), r. 16 Ever-
ett

" Nellie, widow, r. 702V2 Harrison

" Nettie Mrs., cosmetics, 40 Geary

" Newton F., operator Pac. Postal Tel. Cable
Co., r. 612 Bush

" Peter, carriage maker W. E. Shaw., r. 70
Shipley

" Philip J., attorney at law, 17 Nevada
Block, r. 919 Pine
Harrison Primary School, Mi=s Louise McEl-
roy principal, N s Grove bet Larkin and
Polk
Harrison Ralph C, Associate Justice Supreme
Court of California, chambers 825 Mar-
ket, Emporium Bldg, r. 919 Pine

" Randolph H., chief clerk U. S. Engineers,

533 Kearny, r. 2505 Washington
" Richard, laborer, r. 1520 Jackson
" Richard, teamster Albert E Buckman, r.

4 Alemany Av
" Richard C, attorney at law, 101 Crocker

Bldg, r. 919 Pine
" Richard F., weigher Western Sugar Re-
finery, r. 29 South Park
Harrison Robert, attorney at law. 325 Mont-
gomery, rooms 23-24, r. Sausalito
" Robert, pressman Schmidt Label & Litho.
Co., r. Alameda

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Harrison Robert C, with Pac. Coast Co-opera-
tive Credit Co., 28-29 Merchants Ex-
change Bldg, r. Alameda
" Robert D., r. 532 Haight
" Robert J., merchant, r. 917 Van Ness Av
" Robert J. Jr., r. 917 Van Ness Av
" Ruth, widow, r. 2131 Vallejo
" Street Wharf (Pier 16), foot Harrison
" Thomas, machinist, r. 1332 Pacific
" Thomas C, wharf builder, r. 24 Stanly PI
" Thomas E., painter, r. 15 Parker Av
" Thomas L., baker str San Juan, r. 521, 1st
" Thomas R., opener U. S. Customs, r. 2505

Washington
" Thomas S., collector, r. 17 Rincon PI
" Victor, clerk Jacob S. Oppenheim, r. 16

Everett
" Vincent M., gripman, r. 1916 Page
" Virginia Miss, teacher Miss West's School,

r. 2014 Van Ness Av
" Wesley B., confectionery, 750, 33d
" William, clerk Pierce & Son, r. 1332 Pa-
cific
" William, liquors, 618 San Jose Av
" William A., carpenter, r. 537 Sacramento
Harrison WiUlam Greer, manager North Pacific
Branch Thames and Mersey Marine In-
surance Co. Limited, 305 California, r.
2507 Pacific Av
" William H., carpenter, r. 510 Ellis

HARRISON WILLIAM H,

leading brands of imported Key West
and' domestic cigars, tobaccos and ci-
garettes, 9-13 Powell, r. 319 Hyde

Harrison William H., policeman, r. 1801 Pierce
" William H., laborer U. S. Customs, r. 13

Zoe
" William H. Jr., painter, r. 13 Zoe
" William J., carpenter, r. 409 Jersey
Harrison WiUiam P., publisher and proprietor
Hotel Gazette, 420 Kearny, r. Belvedere
" Wolf, tailor, r. 14 Hubbard
" & Ginsberg (Miss Ada Harrison and Miss
Leoni Ginsberg), milliners, 219 Geary
>6®"Harrison. See Harrisson
Harriss John D., clerk, r. 1220 Turk
4®-Harriss. See Harris

Harrisson Charles, coffee saloon, 427 Pine, r. 310
Montgomery Av
" H., clerk, r. 207 Minna
Harrje John H., groceries and liquors, NE cor

18th and Sanchez
Harrod Samuel, barber, 709, 5th Av
Harrold, Belcher & Allen (incorporated), Wil-
liam J. Belcher president, Lewis H.
Allen secretary, antique furniture and
upholstery, 508 Sutter, telephone Main
5257
Harrold Frank, secretary Wellman, Peck & Co.
301-203 Market, r. Fruitvale
" George H., clerk, r. 427 Sutter
" G. Frank E., carpenter U. S. Engineer's

Dept., r. 29201/2 Pierce
" George W., cashier Wheaton, Breon & Co.,

r. Fruitvale
" J., fireman str Mexico
" James H. (Wheaton, Breon & Co.), r. Fruit-
vale
-•' John F. (Harrold, Belcher & Allen), r. New

York
" John J., butcher Joseph Flach, r. 337, 19th
" John W., painter, r. 337, 19th
" Richard, r. 232 Page

" Veronica Miss, teacher Hawthorne Pri-
mary School, r. 337, 19th
" William, porter Neville & Co., r. 3930|^

Pierce
" William\L, mail clerk Monitor, r. 337, 19th
" William P., r. 2500 Leavenworth
4®-Harrold. See Harold and Herold
Harron David, laborer, r. 35 Laurel Av
Harron Howard, attorney at law, 548-549 Em-
porium Bldg, r. NE cor Bush and Jones
Harron John 0., vice-president Parke & Lacy
Co., 21-23 Fremont, r, 2122 California
" Patrick, laborer, r. 350 Clementina
4®="Harron. See Haran
Harrow Frank, teamster, r. 909 Kearny

narrower Henry, foreman carpenter Risdon I.
and L. Wks., r. Oakland
" John, drygoods, 1732'/4 Market
Harry Amos, coppersmith, r. 361^4 Harriet
" August, driver Devlin & Sons, r. Morse nr

Watt Av
" August, laborer, r. 736a 33d
" Christian, teamster, r. 734 Grove
" James E., brass finisher J. Roylance Brass

Wks
" John R., storekeeper construction dept.

Market St. Ry., r. Alameda
" Mary, widow, r. 736a 32d
" Mary J., bakery, 323 Hyde
" Robert J., janitor, r. 323 Hyde
4®="Harry. See Hary and Hurry

HARSHALL ABE,

merchant tailor, fine tailoring at
moderate prices, 12 Kearny, r. 228, 3d

Harshall Gerson, tailor, r. 228, 3d

" Gustav, capitalist, 11 Montgomery, r. 1008
Post
Harshbarger Sherman C, clerk Newman &

Levinson, r. 1613 Sutter
Harsher Samuel, dry goods, r. 10!4 Harriet
Harstad B. Rev., pastor Our Saviour's Scan-
dinavian Evangelical Lutheran Church,
r. 1631 Howard
Harsy George, liquors, 23 Van Ness Av., r. 103

Fell
Hart Abraham, waiter, r. 510 Jessie

" Abraham L., clerk Post OfBce, r. 414 Ash
Av
Hart A. H. Co. The (New York), manufactui-ers
twines, yarns and shoethreads, David
D. Sutphen manager, 219 Front
Hart Albert D., manager Pacific Creamery and
Cannery Construction Co., room 47, Ex-
press Bldg, 35 New Montgomery, r. 301
Leavenworth

" Albert J., salesman Wheeler & Wilson
Mfg. Co., r. 9 Scott

" Alfred P., artist, r. 836 O'Farrell

" Alexander, helper Union Soap Factory, r.
cor 15th and Potrero Av

" Ann, widow, r. 112 Shipley

" Annie, widow, r. 315!/^ Chattanooga
Hart Arch C, dentist, 33-35 Donohoe Bldg. r.
910 Steiner

" Bartholomew, laborer, r. 406 Bryant

" Belle Miss, dressmaker, r. 1432 Howard

" Bertha Mrs., dressmaker, r. 702^4 Harrison

" Benno, importer Japanese and Chinese
Silks. 13-15 Sansome, r. Hotel Richelieu

" Brothers (Julius and Marcus), tailors, 116
Montgomery

" Charles, baker, r. 772 Mission

" Charles, cook, r. 871 Market

" Charles, vice-president KuUman, Salz &
Co., 106 Battery, r. Chicago

" Charles A., porter Waller Bros., r. 406 Bry-
ant

" Charles B., searcher records, r. 715 Howard

" Charles E., dental student, r. 11 Polk

" Christine Miss, vice-principal Rincon
Grammar School, r. 836 Green

" Cora Miss, teacner Everett Grammar
School, r. 24 Clinton Park

" Daniel G., litho pressman Schmidt Label
and Litho. Co., r. 316 Fair Oaks

" Daniel W., machine hand G. M. Kutz &
Co., r. 316 Fair Oaks

" David, salesman Greenebaum, Weil &
Michels, r. 1230 Eddy

" D. K. Mrs., dressmaking, 1001 Powell

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Hart Edward H., general agent Penn Mutual

Life Insurance Co., 39-^0 Chronicle Bldg,

r. Berkeley
" Edward T., teamster, r. 406 Broadway
" Edwin J., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 438

Van Ness Av
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 400 Duncan
" Emanuel, salesman Raphael's, r. 1141

Market
" Emily Mrs., r. 30 Louisa

■ ' Frank, clerk, r. 221/2 Clinton Park
" Frank, plasterer, r. 29I814 Pine

" Frank, stableman Smith & Poultney, r. 344

Brannan
" Frank J., salesman G. Verdier & Co., r. Ill,

3d Av
" Frank W., chief officer str Coptic, r.

Alameda

■ ' Frederick, clerk, r. 530, 3d

" Frederick C, clerk John L. Boone r. 915

Guerrero
" Frederick H., r. 708 Army
" Frederick J., salesman H. & L. Bloch, r.

915 Guerrero
" George, machinist Am. Type Founders

Co., r. 2010Larkin
" George, pileman Harbor Commissioners
" George, tule worker B. F. Gilman, r. cor

15th and Potrero Av
" George D., teamster, r. 23 Dale PI
" George E., bookkeeper, r. 846 Mission
" George E., collector Farnsworth & Rug-

gles, r. Hotel Langham
■' George K., chipper Thompson Bros., r. 1101

Powell
" George K. Mrs., dressmaking, 1101 Powell
" Harry, bartender New Western Hotel
" Harry E., bartender Washburne & Jen-
nings, r. 110 Eddy
" Harry J. (Harry J. Hart & Bro.), r. 1501

Gough
'■ Harry J. & Brother (Harry J. and Sydney),

commission merchants, 106 Pine
" Henry, r. 1417 Golden Gate Av
" Henry, clerk, r. I6O414 Pacific Av
" Henry H., physician and surgeon, 114

Powell
■' H. H., coachman, 621 O'Farrell
" H. P., marine engineer, 9 Mission
•• Ira, salesman M. Hart, r. 1417 Golden

Gate Av
" James, boilermaker, r. 406 Bryant
" James D., copyist County Clerk's office, r.

402 O'Farrell
Hart James W., secretary and manager Ship-
owners' and Merchants' Tugboat Co.,

and secretary The California Dry Dock

Co., 303 California, r. Pacific-Union Club
■' J. Charles, barber, r. 921 Market
" Jeremiah, r. 19a Bryant Av
Hart Jerome A., managing editor The Argonaut,

213 Grant Av., r. Pacific-Union Club
" John, r. 16 McLea Court
" John, r. 130 Ellis

'■ John, capitalist, office 14 Montgomery
" John, clerk, r. 793 Mission
•■ John, laborer, r. 8 Polk Lane
" John, laborer S. P. Co., r. 151 Silver
" John, whitener Sanborn, Vail& Co., r. 7191/2

Minna
" John A., mechanic, r. 9 Scott
" John P., salesman G. Verdier & Co., r. 2918

Pine
■' John S., policeman, r. 933 Sutter
" John W., operator Buckingham & Hecht, r.

15th nr Potrero Av

Hart Joseph, porter, r. 520 Stevenson rear
" Judah A., insurance, 301 California, r. 1524

Webster
" Julien, salesman B. Hart, r. 1020 Van Ness

Av
" Julius (Hart Bros.), r. 2616 California
" Kate, widow, r. 601A Fell
" Kate S., widow, manager The Ramona, 130

Ellis
" Louis E., clerk Stauf& Cooper, r. 24 Clin-
ton Park
" Louisa, widow, r. 22 Dale PI
" Lydia Miss, r. 26b Hawthorne
" Lydia Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar

School, r. 836 Green
" Lydia Mrs., r. 1432 Howard
" Mamie, domestic, 705 Pierce
Hart Marcus (Hart Bros.), and gent's furnish-
ing goods, 400 Kearny, telephone Main
1572, r. 3820 California
" Mark I., butcher, r. 29181/2 Pine
" Martin, teamster A. B. Maguire, r. 3012

Bryant
" Mary, widow, r. 1 Boyd
" Mary, widow, r. 600 Fulton
" Mary, widow, r. 6355^ Natoma
" Mary Mrs., dressmaking, 31. 11th
" Mary, domestic, 35 Oak Grove Av
" MaryC, widow, r. 2524 Market
" Mary E., widow, r. 1003b Bush
" May Miss, shirt maker, r. 1432 Howard
" Michael, r. 45414 Minna rear
" Michael, liquors, 934 Brannan
" Michael, plumber W. J. J. Weekes, r. 629

Lombard
" Michael, roofer Nelson C. Walton, r. 23

Geneva
" Michael A., boiler maker, r. 114, 11th
" M ilton H. , clerk Henry Harris , r. 415 Mason
" Morton, engineer O'Brien & Sons, r. 417

Minna
" Moses, capitalist, r. 1025 Post
" Nellie M. Miss, clerk Armour Packing Co.,

r. 215^ Chattanooga
" Patrick, engineer, r. 1127 Harrison
" Patrick A., engineer S. P. Co., r. 227 Ful-
ton
" Pauline Miss, teacher Rincon Grammar

School, r. 836 Green
" Samuel, capitalist, r. The Montrose
" Susan Miss, teacher Buena Vista Primary

School, r. 34 Clinton Park
'• Sydney (Harry J. Hart & Bro.), r. 1524

Webster
" Thomas, blacksmith, r. 421, 4th
" Thomas, clerk, r. 29I814 Pine
" Thomas, driver Engine 15, r. 907 Bryant
" Thomas, laborer, r. 346 Michigan
" Thomas, miner, r. 316 Minna
" Thomas, nurse St. Luke's Hospital
" Thomas, painter John G. Edmondson, r.

1050 Howard
" Walter H., barber C. G. Fuller, r. 5361/2

O'Farrell
" William, r. 635M Natoma
" William, r. 1311 Sacramento
'• William, marine engineer, r. 345, 3d
Hart William H. H., attorney at law, l49-lo2
Crocker Bldg, r. 948 Guerrero
" William J., tinner Corporation Yard, S. F.

F. D., r. 1407 Sacramento
" William R., r. 314 Turk
" William R., tailor Grennan Bros., r. 1311

Sacramento
" William W., soap maker New England
Soap Co., r. 15 Potrero Av
4®=-Hart. See Hardt

Hartarg W. A., conductor S. P. Co., r. 625, 3d
Hartcandy James, molder, r. 333, 3d
Harte Dominick, bartender John F. Farley, r.
308 Shipley
" Gregory P., secretary Cosmos Club
" John, driver Millbrae Dairy, r. 13 HoUis
" Michel, r. 315, 6th Av
Hartel John, woodsman, r. 5.37 Sacramento
Hartell Frederick R., marine engineer, r. 6I81/3

Filbert
Harter Alexander, r. Old People's Home
" Bernard, policeman, r. 2015 Fillmore

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Harter Clinton W., U. S. Revenue officer, r. 721,

" Frank L., clerk ticket auditor's dept. S. P.

Co., r. 246, 6th
"' Henry J., r. 1012 Sacramento
4®°Harter. See Hartter and Harder
Hartert William, laborer, r. 17 Sheridan
Hartery James, coachman, r. 2611 Pine
" James Jr., electrician, r. 2611 Pine
" Mary Miss, stenographer, r. 2611 Pine
" William, teamster Wainwright & Easton,

r. 2611 Pine
" William D., butcher, r. 2611 Pine
Hartfelder William, barber, 1604 Pacific Av
Hartford Fire Insurance Co. (Hartford, Conn.),
H. K. Belden manager, Whitney Palache
assistant manager, 313 California
" James, rigger and stevedore, r. S6% Haw-
thorne
" John, fireman Engine 25, r. 2542 Folsom
" Life and Annuity Insurance Co., Timothy
Ellsworth Pacific Coast manager, 640
Market
" Minnie Miss, r. 36!^ Hawthorne
" Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance Co. ,

Mann & Wilson agents, 306 Sansome
" Thomas, r. 249 Ritch

" William T., porter S. Koshland & Co., r.
666 Harrison
4®=-Hartford. See Harford

Harth Arthur P., dental student, r. 1236 Mar-
ket
" Constant, brewer, r. 5 McCormick PI
" Michael, plumber, r. 629 Lombard
Harthorn Paul D., engineer, r. 161 Perry
Hartig Herman, hostler J. W. Morshead & Son,

r. 20 Clay
Harting Charles, tinner Joseph Budde, r. 910
Pacific
" George, salesman Charles J. Leist & Co.,
r. 612 Eddy
Hartje Dietrick, clerk J. D. H. Hartje^ r. 731

Brannan
Hartje Frederick, groceries and liquors, NE

cor 22d and Chattanooga, r. 922^4, 22d
Hartje J. D. H., groceries, 731-733 Brannan, r.

983 Harrison
4®=Hartje. See Harrje
Hartke Carl C, groceries, 1338 Washington
Hartle William C. student Van der Naillen's

School of Engineering, r. 35814 Jessie
Hartleitner Lorenz, tailor, 126J£ O'Farrell
Hartlett Laurence, butcher, r. 1215 Pacific
Hartley Charles, fireman S. P. Co., r. 2828, 16th
" David, r. 600 Mariposa
" Edward J., carpenter, r. 603 Turk
" Erasmus Z., policeman, r. 2828, 16th
" Harry, waiter str Australia
" John, machinist H. G. Layng Machine

Wks, r. 1015/2 Folsom
" Louis, seaman, r. 260i4 Brannan
" Minnie Miss, teacher elocution, r. 1221

O'Farrell
" Philip, steward George Dawson, r. NE cor

20th Av and California
" Roland E., physician and surgeon, 606

Haight
" William, coalpasser str Santa Rosa, r.
1519 Hyde
Hartling Henry, painter, r. 5^4 Bowie Av
Hartman Christoph, restaurant, NE cor Turk
and Steiner, r. 1434 Turk
" Edward E., proprietor The Glenbrook, 116,

6th
" Ferris, comedian Tivoli Opera House, r. 9

Powell
" Frank C, hoseman Engine 20
" Gussie Miss, cloakmaker, r. 15!4 Harriet
" Gustavo, clerk, r. 621 Hyde
" Gustavo, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 14

Farren Av
" Harry L., brass molder W. T. Garratt &

Co., r. 532 Hickory Av
" Israel, nurse, r. 1534 Harriet
" J. & Son (Jacob and Moses L.), butchers,

519 Gough
" Jacob (J. Hartman & Son), r. 517 Gough
" Jacob, shoemaker, r. Beach bet Broderick
and Baker

Hartman Jacob C, clerk Cerf, Schloss & Co.,

r. 923 Geary
" Lottie, laundress Mrs. C. Martin, r. 2625

Mission
" Marcus, liquors, 316 Clay, r. 1104 Jackson
" Mary Miss, dressmaking, 227a O'Farrell
" Moses L. (J. Hartman & Son), r. 517 Gough
" Paul, salesman, r. 15^4 Harriet
" Philip, liquors, 1019 Market, r. 873 Mission
" Selma, widow, r. 1604% Lexington Av
" Sigfried, cigar manufacturer, r. 131 Page
" Simon, clerk Morris H. Marks, r. 517 Gough
" Simon, student, r. IbVi Harriet
Hartman Theodor, secretary Oakville Wine

Co., SW cor Army and Folsom
" Theodore, miner, r. 909 Kearny
" Thomas, compositor, r. 701 Stockton
" Yetus, cook, r. 566 Minna
Hartmann Adolph, pressman Schmidt Label &

Litho. Co., r. 1805b Dupont
" Adolph, restaurant, 1722 Devisadero
" Adolph E., insurance broker, 204 Sansome,

r. 116, 6th
" Benjamin, manufacturers' agent Buyer &

Reich Co., r. 1431 Webster
" Brothers (John and George), groceries and

liquors, 516, 2d
" Charles, driver California Brewing Co., r.

1308, 17th
" Charles, painter George Hartmann, r. 1101

Rhode Island
" Charles F., pressman T. J. Davis, r. 321, 28th
" Charles H., restaurant, 1218 Point Lobos

Av
" Christian, clerk Roehr & Eggers, r. 1800

Howard
" Edward, painter, r. I6I914 Howard
" Emile C, painter Daniel Foley, r. 2025

Ernest W., watchmaker, 126 Kearny, room

6, r. 417 Broderick
Eugene, r. 22 Julian Av
Frank, wrapper Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 311

Laidley
Frederick A., druggist B. Broemmel, r. 1910

Steiner
Frederick E., capitalist, r. 2609 Clay
Frederick G., salesman Etienne Guittard,

r. 502 Fulton
Frederick H., motorman S. F. & S. M. Ry.,

r. 758 San Jose Av
George (Hartmann Bros.), r. 14a South Park
George, paints and oils, 31714, 3d, r. 1101

Rhode Island
Harry, paperhanger George Hartmann, r.

1101 Rhode Island
Henry, r. 5 South Broderick
Henry, boat builder, r. 2025 Mason
Henry F., r. 765/2 Howard
Henry H., cashier C. Carpy & Co., r. 2609

Clay
Jacob, nurse German Hospital, r. 108 Noe
John, r. 1805b Dupont
John (Hartmann Bros.), r. 14a South
John, laborer, r. 3 Federal
John, milker, r. 431 Pine
John F., cooper John Wieland Brewery, r.

321, 28th
Louis E., shipping clerk Dickman-Jones

Co., r. 1911 Dupont
Louis F., porter, r. 2025 Mason
Madeline, widow, r. 22 Julian Av
Margaret, widow, r. 2025 Mason
Mary Miss, bookbinder, r. 3 Federal
Otto A., chemist Edward Neumann, r. 1437

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Hotels, Restaurants and Ship-
ping Supplied.

Hartmann Paul, baker, r. 763 Howard
" Rudolph, bakery, 423, 4tli
" Tillie Miss, feeder Schmidt Label & Litho.

Co.,r. 1805b Dupont
" Vigus, cook Daniel W. Say lor, r. 556 Minna
" William, ironworker, r. 34 Tehama
Hartmanshenn John, merchant tailor, 706 How-
ard, r. S06, 15th
Hartnady Thomas, molder Schrader & Co., r.

S33, 3d
Hartnet D., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1107

Tennessee
Hartnett Daniel (Callahan «& Hartnett), r. 3129
Geary
" Daniel D., carpenter and builder, r. 149

Fair Oaks
" Edward, hostler James Tomkinson, r. 554

Bryant
" Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker, r. 554 Bryant
" Eugene, carpenter, r. 149 Fair Oaks
" James, teamster, r. 343 Jessie
" James P., clerk Tax Collector's office, r.

227 Austin Av
" Jeremiah, bricklayer, r. 1215'/4 Pacific
" John, teamster W. G. Stafford & Co., r. 24

Minna
" Lawrence, butcher, r. I21514 Pacific
" Maurice L., carpenter, r. 149 Fair Oaks
" Michael, teamster, r. 343 Jessie
" Richard, laborer, r. NE cor Fillmore and

Chestnut
" Theresa Miss, stenographer, r. 554 Bryant
" Thomas, laborer, r. 132 Clara
" William, r. 227 Austin Av
" William, toundryman, r. 2018 Dupont
" William, teamster, r. 202 Moulton
J8®-Hartnett. See Harnett
Hartnup William A., waiter J. R. Jorgensen, r.

311 Jessie
Hartog Edward, collector, r. 344 McAllister
Harton L. G. Mrs., reporter, r. Russ House
Hartrick Charles, bartender, r. 547 Folsom

" Edward, salesman Hale Bros., r. 2017 Ellis
Hartshorn Charles A., housemover, r. Ill Polk

" Elbridge G., r. 1813 Market
Hartsough Clarence H., compositor Call, r. 109
Leavenworth
" David, machinist, r. 105 Oak
Hartter Alfred M., secretary Hartter, Hayes &
Co., 216 Front, r. 810 Page
" Fred M., clerk Traffic Assn. of California,
r. 810 Page
Hartter, Hayes & Co. (incorporated), Louis
Hartter president, Michael J. Hayes
vice-president, Alfred M. Hartter secre-
tary, wholesale and jobbing grocers, 216
Front
" Louis, president Hartter, Hayes & Co. 316

Front, r. 810 Page
" Louis H.. clerk Hartter, Hayes & Co., r. 810

Page
" Markus, butcher Jacob Moock, r. 31 Valen-
cia
" Richard, clerk Hartter, Hayes & Co., r. 810

Page
" Walter, printer, r. 810 Page
Hartung Doris, widow, r. 1609 Baker
" Julius, dentist, r. 1043 Mission
Hartwein Jacob, cooper, r. Anderson nr Powhat-

tan
Hartwell Jerry T., laborer, r. Hunter's Point

" Margaret Mrs., widow, r. 542 Birch Av
Hartwell, Mitchell & Willis (William H. Hart-
well, Edward H. Mitchell and Harry R.
Willis), art stationers, engravers and
printers, 325 Post and 107 Montgomery

Hartwell Samuel H., r. 2940 California
" Thomas D., lumber surveyor, r. 2717 La-

guna
" William C, waiter, r. a58V4 Jessie
" William H. (Hartwell, Mitchell & Willis),
r. 753, 18th
Hartwick Alice, domestic, 1321 O'Farrell
" Frederick, laborer Enterprise Brewing Co. ,

r. 463 Shotwell
" Sophus (Hartwick &Freese), r. 10)7 Hamp-
shire
" & Freese (Sophus Hartwick and Peter
Freese), publishers Bien (Scandinavian
weekly), 633 Montgomery
-eS'Hartwick. See Hardwick
Hartwig Alvin, carpenter Joseph Y. Ayer, r. 957
Market
" Arthur M., brakeman, r. 625, 3d
" Charles, laborer N. Ohlandt & Co., r. 13314

Haight
" Frederick C, piano tuner Kohler & Chase,
r. 1812 Market
;8®"Hartwig. See Hardewig
Hartwigsen Helen Mrs., janitress Normal

School, r. 906 Powell
Harty Annie A. Miss, hairdresser G. Lederer.
r. 521 Mission
" George B., photo engraver Cal. Photo En-
graving Co., r. 118 Eddy
" Julia, widow, r. 2816 Pine
Hartzell Adolf, gold polisher Shreve & Co., r.

Milbrae
Harvey Andrew, longshoreman O. R. and N. Co.
" Arthur, laborer, r. 331 Beale
" Benjamin W., marine engineer, 9 Mission,

r. Oakland
" Catherine, widow, r. 2656 Folsom
" Charles D., molder W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
Oakland
Harvey D. Morris, physician and surgeon, office
and r. 1110 Folsom nr 7iii, hours 1 to
3 and 6 to 7 p. m., telephone South 223
" Elizabeth F. Miss, teacher Mission Gram-
mar School, r. 2656 Folsom
" Eugene, mining, r. 259 Clara
" Eugene T., deputy Assessor, r. 719 Golden

Gate Av
" Frederick W., master mariner, r. 824 Fell
" Fulton J., dairyman, r. 871 Shotwell

HARVEY GEORGE,

California Stump Puller, Arthur Barnes

manager, and dealer crucible steel

cahle and hand forged chains of the

very best quality, office and works

82-84 Zoe nr Brannan
Harvey George, driver Katz & Sons, r. 1006

Union
' ' George D. , clerk, r . 2406 Bush
" George F., stock clerk Cook & Co., r. 724,

31st
' ' George H. , master tugboat Rescue, Va Uejo

St. Wharf, r. East Oakland
" George J., clerk Langley & Michaels Co.,

r. 16051/4 Devisadero
" Harrold H., clerk Bovee, Toy & Sonntag, r.

Oakland
" Henry E., laborer Arctic Oil. Wks r, 303, 3cl
" Herbert C, butcher, r. 1816 Hyde
" Horatio E., collector London, Paris and

American Bank, r. Alameda
" James, longshoreman, r. 139,1 th
" James, quartermaster, r. 5 Alice
" James J., boiler maker, r. 217, 2d
" James W., foreman Pope Mfg Co., r. 1811

San Carlos Av
" Janette E., dressmaking, 1119 Mission
Harvey J. Downey, office 36 Columbian Bldg,

916 Market, r. 2262 Franklin
" Joel H., proprietor Harvey's Vallejo and

S. F. Express, 332 Bush, r. Vallejo, Cal.
" John C, bartender, r. 2406 Bush
" John D., compositor, r. 733 Pine
" JohnF., deputy License Collector, r. 432

Turk
" John S., clerk Am. Type Founders Co., r.

724, 31st
" John W. (Harvey & Johnson), r. 3919 Mis-
sion

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Harvey John W., engineer tug Monarch
" John W., furniture, 516 Valencia
" Joseph, butcher, r. 508, 6th

1, clerk, r. 118 Eddy
Harvey Joseph, clerk New Wisconsin Hotel, r.
1312 Mason
" Joseph F., molder O'Connell & Lewis, r.

432 Clementina
" Josephine, widow, r. 1816 Hyde
" Leonard S., lodgings, 1119 Mission
Harvey Le Roy G. (Le Roy G. Harvey & Co.), r.
Oakland

HARVEY LE ROY G. & CO.

(Le Roy G. Harvey and Howard E.
Wright), real estate, insurance and
financial agents. 518 Montgomery,
telephone Main 5721

Harvey Lewis P., master tug Water Nymph, r.

242 Chattanooga
" Lowell N., receiver Cal. St. RR., r. 1257

California
" Maggie, widow, r. 16 Allen
" Mamie Miss, r. 35 Gilbert rear
" Mary A. Miss, teacher Lincoln Evening

School , r. 2656 Folsom
" N. P., marine engineer, r. 411 Ridley
•' Patrick J., plumber, r. 2656 Folsom
" Peter, Pacific Coast agent Baltimore and

Ohio Railroad, 9 Mills Bldg, 2d floor, r.

818 Scott
" Peter, teamster, r. 141O14 Folsom
" Richard T., tinsmith, r. 16 Allen
" Rose Miss, compositor, r. 2656 Folsom
" S. P., water tender str Columbia
" Stuart S., laborer Union I. Wks, r. 504

Napa
" Thomas, electrician, r. 346, 4th
" Thomas, teamster C. B. Rode & Co.
" Walter C, driver J. Levin & Co., r 211

Taylor
" Walter W., fireman Engine 5, r. 1345 Pow-
ell
" Warren, engineer tug boat Monarch
" William, machinist Fulton Eng. & Ship

Bldg. Wks., r. 724, 21st

HARVEY WILLIAM A.,

physician and surgeon, office and r.
211 Taylor, hours 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 p.
m., telephone Jessie 81

Harvey William H., r. 969a Howard
" William H., dental student, r. 191 Hyde
" William H., furniture, 990 Folsom, r. 407

Minna
" William H., salesman Cook & Co., r. 724,

21st
" William J., shipping clerk Methodist Book

Depository, r. 8171,4 Jessie
" William L., miller Del Monte Milling Co

r. 411 Ridley
" William T., butcher Convey & Sons, r. 1816

Hyde
" & Johnson (John W. Harvey and George
Johnson), milk dealers, 2614 Mission
4®"Harvey. See Hervey
Harvill James H., solicitor O'Farrell & Co r

534 Bush
Harville A. J. (Russ, Sanders & Co.), r. NW cor
23d and Eureka
" Benjamin F., commission, r. NW cor 23d

and Eureka
" Jennie P., widow, r. 814 Ellis
" John S., salesman Russ, Sanders & Co., r
. 814 Ellis
Harwell George, seaman, r. 247, 2d
Harwick H., longshoreman O. R. and N. Co.
Harwood Charles J., watchman S. P. Co.
" Henry F., clerk local freight office S. P. Co

r. 326 Larkin
" Jean Miss, principal Two Friends' Kinder-
garten, r. 1818 Sacramento
Hary Christian, driver National Brewing Co., r

734 Grove ^ '

Harze Amand, glass silverer F. N. Woods & Co

r. 97 Hoffman Av
Has Brouck Joseph, secretary Bancroft-Whit-
ney Co., 438 Montgomery, r. Tamalpais
Station

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

SEAT CUSHIONS

In Plush, Terry, Damask and Sateen, Made

to Order for Churches, Lodges,

Steamboats, etc.

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Hascall Charles A., physician, 1802 Market
Hasche Claus, laborer John Schmidt, r. 832

Harrison
Haseltine Charles E. (Charles E. Haseltine &

Co., r. 380 San Jose Av

HASELTINE CHARLES E. & CO.

(Charles E. Haseltine), stevedores and
ballasting, 54 Mission

Haseltine Charles W. , fireman Charles E. Hasel-
tine & Co., r. 380 San Jose Av
' ' Lewis B. , reporter Edwards Publishing Co. ,

r. 380 San Jose Av
" Robert E., laborer S. P. Co., r. 400'/^, 6th
4®-Haseltine. See Hasseltine, Hazleton and

Hazelton
Hasemann Henry, laborer Western Sugar Re-
finery, r. Texas nr Yolo -— ;
Hasenberg Meyer, packer, r. 320 Austin Av ^^
" William, bookkeeper James Scott, r. 320 /* /•
Austin Av >,•
Hasenjaeger Charles, baker, r. 763 Howard "^—
Hasenmaier Barbara, domestic, 1519 Van Ness
Av
" Mary A., domestic, 1514 Larkin C/^
Hasenmeier Hugo, baker Jacobson & Peterson t?^
r. 7251/2 Bush ' ^gi
Haser Jennie, widow, dressmaking, 14 Mc- T^
AUister P^
Hashagen Christian, milkman, r. Anderson nr fSO
Crescent Av
" Martin (Hashagen & Martens), r. .=506, 6th i-— ^
" & Martens (Martin Hashagen and Herman j *"!
C. H. Martens), liquors, 506, 6th »—-,
4®-Hashagen. See Hasshagen . ~]
Haskell Benjamin B., attorney at law, 409 Call- '-■*■-'

fornia, r. Alameda

Haskell Burnette G., attorney at law, 331 Mont P*

gomery, rooms 28-29, r. 1722 Mission C^

Haskell Charles L., saddlery and harness, 511 ^Sj

Market, r. 234, 12th

" Daniel H., master tugboat Fearless, r. ,—-1

Hotel St. Nicholas 5^

Haskell D. H., attorney at law and agent Call- t^w

fornia Woolen Mills, 118 Battery, r. SE

cor California and Webster

" Dudley, clerk George W. McNear, r. 1607

Baker
" Edward, longshoreman, r. 419 Harrison
" Edward W., capitalist, 331 Montgomery,

rooms 28-29, r. 1722 Mission
" Frank, r. 37, 2d
" Frank, painter, r. 862Y2 Folsom
" Frank, waiter, r. 416 Minna
" Frank E., operator Fire Alarm and Police

Telegraph, r. 9!/4 Stockton
" George P., assistant bookl?eeper Frederick

B. Haight, r. 18 Willow Av
" George S., grocer, r. 309i/, Scott
" George W., stevedore, r. Mount Vernon Av

nr Miguel
" Gilbert W., r. 118 Cumberland
" John L., capitalist, r. 2219 Van Ness Av
Haskell Llewellyn F., secretary and treasurer

Sterling Furniture Co., 1039 Market, r. 3
San Rafael 0

L. T.. with Indianapolis Furniture Co., r. S
San Rafael q

Mark, master ship B. P. Cheney, office 54 it'
Steuart J^

Mary, widow, r. 18 Willow Av ^

Reuben R. (Haskell & Muegge), r. 905 P

Sutter
Samuel, carpenter, r. 1139 Howard
Samuel, clerk James McConahey, r. 662
Minna

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Haskell Walter W., general agent Travelers'
Insurance Co., 21-34 Mills Bldg, 8th floor,
r. 711Jones
" William G., carpenter, r. 233, 3d Av
" & Muegge (Reuben R. Haskell), wholesale
watches, diamonds, jewelry and silver-
ware, 206 Kearny
Haskett John C, cigarmaker Schlaberg Bros.,
r. 718Haight
" Patrick, laborer, r. 634, 4th
Haskin Elmer J., butcher Peter Tautphaus, r.
1106 Hyde ^ ^

" Louise Miss, dressmaker, r. 1106 Hyde
" Joseph, cook Louis Fischer, r. 166 Perry
Haskins Alphonso, contractor, 22 Market, r.
Oakland
" Daniel, seaman revenue cutter Bear
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 2203 Leavenworth
" George J. (Gardner & Thornley), r. Oak-
land
" Isaac S., carpenter, 11 Morris Av
" James W., carpenter Harbor Commission-
ers, r. 728 Fulton
" John F., pressman, r. Commercial Hotel
" John H., motorman Market St. Ry., r. 2914

Welsh
" Philip J., compositor Call
" Samuel, clerk U. S. Customs, r. 32 Fell
" Thomas H. (Leege & Mills), r. 181214 Stock-
ton
" William, seaman, r. 334 Main
Haslam Henry W., collector, r. 1711 Buchanan
" Walter, blacksmith O'Brien & Sons, r. 6a
Dearborn
Haslehurst Alvinza 0., dentist. 331 Post, rooms
15-16, r. Hotel Bella Vista
" William W.. manager S. F. Tool Wks, 27
Stevenson, r. 814 Haight
4®" Haslehurst. See Hazelhurst
Hasler John, baker, r. 635 Clay
Haslett Charles, wool sorter Ballard & Hall, r.
666a Brannan
" David, riveter, r. 315 Mississippi
" J., millhand Pac. Roll. Mill
" James, bookkeeper, r. 119, 16th
Haslett Oliver C, vice-president Truckee Lum-
ber Co., 243-251 Berry, r. Alameda
" Percy E. (Haslett & Swayne), r. Alameda
Haslett Samuel (Haslett & Bailey), office 180

Bryant, r. Alameda
Haslett Samuel M., president Bode & Haslett,
r. Alameda
" Sidney, clerk Haslett & Bailey, r. Alameda
" Thomas, r. 1522 Polk

" Thomas, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 135
California Av '

HASLETT & BAILEY

(Samuel Haslett and Charles H. Bailey),
proprietors Humboldt and Pacific Free
Warehouses, main office 180 Bryant,
telephone Main 1914

Haslett & Swayne (Percy E. Haslett and Rob-
ert H. Swayne), proprietors California
Warehouse (bonded and free) and Orien-
tal Bonded and Free Warehouses, Bran-
nan nr 1st

4S= Haslett. See Hazlett

Haslings J. B., 2d officer str City of Everett

Hass Fred Jr., solicitor Home and Phoenix
Ins. Companies, r. 218 Stockton
" John W., groceries and liquors, SW cor
17th and Church, and liquors SE cor
Filbert and Battery, r. 701, 17th
" Rose Mrs., r. 4481/2, 3d

Jg®- Hass. See Haas and Hasse

Hassard Henry Jr., compositor Brunt, r. Oak-
land
" Henry H., reporter R. G. Dun & Co., r.

Oakland
" James, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
4®=- Hassard. See Hazard
Hasse Charles, liquors, 51414, 6th
" Herman, tailor, r. 700 Mason
>e®=- Hasse. See Haas and Hass
Hasselbach George, lodgings, 201 Steuart
" George Jr., wheelwright H. B. Schindler, r.

201 Steuart
" Henry C, laborer Cal. Elec. Wks, r. 201
Steuart
Hasselbad Beda, domestic, 603 Sutter
Hasselbrock William, waiter, r. 412!4 Day
Hasselbusch John, lodgings, 3633 Sutter
Hasselgren Andrew, seaman str Crescent City
Hassell Horace F., porter S. Foster & Co., r. 815
Pine
" James A., steward, r. 901 Jones
Hassell J. J., expert and consulting accountant,
3 California, r. Hotel Savoy, or Moun-
tain View, Cal.
" Joseph H., cooper Hogan & Co., r. 18 Deca-
tur
" Katherine S., widow, r. 815 Pine
" William P.. clerk Gordon & Young, r. 815
Pine
Hasseltine BenjaminL., copyist County Clerk's

office, r. 1912 Fillmore
4®=Hasseltine. See Haseltine, Hazleton and

Hazelton
Hasselwander John, foreman Enterprise Brew-
ing Co., r. 120b Shotwell
Hassen Isaac, jeweler, 103 Taylor, r. 437 Eddy

" Rose, widow, r. 819 Shotwell
4®" Hassen. See Hasson

Hassenmiller Joseph, millwright, r. 338 Cumber-
land
Hassett David, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 23
Clara _

" Eugene W., clerk auditing dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. 1143i/^ Stevenson
" Kate, widow, r. 1613U Folsom
Hassett Martin C, attorney at law, 310-312 Phe-
lan Bldg, r. 1615 Scott
" Mary A. Miss, teacher, r. 418a Capp
" Nora, boxmaker Charles Thiebaut, r. 743

Brannan
" Richard, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 22

Clara
" William J., machine hand Pac. Sheet
Metal Wks, r. 45 Gilbert
Hassey A., r. 420 Jackson

" Annie, widow, r. 610 Mason
Hasshagen Carl T., shipping clerk National
Brewing Co., r. 737 Webster
" John G., r. 2200 Grove
" Louis F., clerk 3d vice-president S. P. Co.,

r. 1912 Golden Gate Av
" Minnie C, widow, r. 1912 Golden Gate Av
" William L., clerk genl. pass, agent's
office S. P. Co., r. 1912 Golden Gate Av
4®=-Hasshagen. See Hashagen
Hasslacher Louis C, manufacturers' agent, 120
Sutter, room 3, r. 125 De Long Av
" Oswald, barber Happ & Gingg, r. 26, 6th
Hassler Elizabeth, widow, r. 613 Larkin
Hassler William C, physician and surgeon,
office and r. 9 Powell, hours 1 to 4 and 7
to 8 p. m., telephone Bush 36
Hasslinger John, capitalist, r. 1521 Ellis
" Otto A., dentist C. W. Richards, r. 1531
Ellis „

Hassmer Jacob E., trackman Market St. Ry., r.
933 Washington
" Valentine, groceries and liquors, 933 Wash-
ington
Hasson Kate, widow, r. 11 Hubbard
" William F. C. (Hasson & Hunt), r. San
Rafael ^ ^^

Hasson & Hunt (William F. C. Hasson and An-
drew H. Hunt), consulting, mechanical
and electrical engineers, 310 Pine, rooms
24, 29 and 31

Haste Julia Miss, artist, r. 1017 Bush
" Julius A., draughtsman, r. 7 VasserotPl

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745 Minna '

Hastedt Charles, liquors, 210 Stockton, r. 6%

Lewis PI
Hastie Alexander H.,with Veronica Mineral

Water Co., r. 431 Turk
Hastings C. F. Dio, capitalist, r. 3733 Jackson
Hastings College of the Law, Law Department
of the University of California, 808 Mont-
gomery, Leonard Stone, L. L. D. reg-
istrar, office 835 Market, 6th floor. Em-
porium Bldg
" Donald M. (Hastings & Arnold), r. 230 Turk
" Ernest E., dry goods, 318 Devisadero
" Eveline, widow, r. 512 Jones
" Frank, shoemaker, r. 131 Hickory Av
" Frederick H., clerk freight auditor's dept

S. P.Co., r. 3960a Folsom
" George A., carpenter, r. 787/2 Stevenson
" George A., merchant, r. 1304 O'Farrell
" Harry, waiter, r. 274 Minna
" Harry L., watchman U. S. Mint, r. 4 Tre-

mont Av
" Henry, driver William McKenzie, r. 918

Geary
" James J., rubber worker Bowers Rubber

Co., r. 2619 Sutter
" James U., restaurants S. P. Co. steamers

(Broad Gauge), r. 3618 Buchanan
" J. B., 3d officer str City of Everett
" John H., upholsterer, r. 1414 Alabama
" Lillian K., widow, v. 140 Guerrero
" Marie L., widow, r. 732 Sutter
" Samuel, carpenter S. Conning, r. 139, 4th
Hastings The, Benedict & Turner proprietors
clothing, SW cor Sutter and Montgom-
ery
Hastings' Trust Estate, William Giselman
trustee, 130 Phelan Bldg
" Wilber, r. 1316 Pine
" William, r. 128Tremont Av
" William F., clerk, r. 7181/3 Stevenson
" ife Arnold (Donald M. Hastings and Benja-
min E. Arnold) oysterdealers,418Larkin
Hasty Charles E., bookkeeper Woodin & Little,
r. Alameda
" C. Herbert, manager California Blue Print

Co., 130 Sutter, r. 738 Devisadero
" Mollie A. Mrs., bookkeeper Geo. H. Fuller

Desk Co.
" Walter F., foreman J. Hammond & Co.,
r. 691^ Henry
Haswell Charles H. Jr., director Johnson-Locke
Mercantile Co., 204 Front, r. Pacific-
Union Club
" Eugene S., r. 16 Ash Av
" Frederick W., clerk law dept. S. P. Co

r. 853 Golden Gate Av
" Mary A. Miss, principal Haight Primary

School, r. 536 Greenwich
" Nellie C. Miss, teacher Broadway Gram-
mar School, r. 526 Greenwich
" Viola, widow, r. 853 Golden Gate Av
Hatch A. J., r. 1105 Hyde
" A, J. Mrs., bookkeeper, r. 1105 Hyde
" Algernon A., machinist Union I. Wks., r

1036 McAllister
" Anna S. Miss, nurse Lane Hospital
" Arthur, r. 341 Waller

" August J., master schr Louis, offide 48

Market, room 1, r. Alameda

Hatch Augustus T., fruit grower and president

Hatch & Rock Orchard Co. , office 42 Flood

Bldg, r. 834 Ellis

" Austin A., machinist Union I. Wks, r. 1036

McAllister
" Charles E., attorney at law, 24-26 Chronicle

Bldg, r. Oakland
" Charles H., sail maker, r. 312, 7th
" Charles N., purser str Monticello
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 339, 37th
" Ella A., widow, r. 533 Ellis
'• Frank, fisherman, r. Contra Costa House
" Frank B., stage director Morosco's Grand

Opera House, r. 905 Market
" Frank O., clerk general freight office S. P.

Co., r. Hay wards
" Frederick A., clerk Pierce & Co r 31]
Lott

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

Suction and JF'orco,

FOR HAND, WINDIVIILL and POWER,

ALL SIZES.

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Hatch Grafton, carpenter, 13 Gold, r. 94 Mont-
gomery Block
" H. W., r. 846 Mission
" James, mate str Emma, r. Oakland
" James, wood worker, r. 983 Howard
Hatch James H., dentist, office and r. 1011 Pine
" John H., watchman, r. 1703 Kearnv
!! T°S° %r (J- Q- Hatch & Co.), r. 1307 Octavia
" John W., clerk W. P. Fuller & Co., r. 1703

Kearny
" J. Q. & Co. (J. Q. Hatch and L S. Preston),
dealers watches, diamond and iewelrv
7 Chronicle Bldg ^ '

" J'e® E. (Hatch & Hatch), r. 53254 Ellis
" L; E- Mrs. (Hatch & Hatch), r. 53214 Ellis
" ll}^^'^^ M^^^' saleslady, r. 633/2 Ellis rear
" Marvin D., laborer S. P. Co., r. 146 Perry
" Mary, widow, r. 1141, 20th
" Richard, conductor Market St. Ry., r 1090

Union
" Rose Miss, clerk, r. 63354 Ellis, rear
" Sarah, widow, r. 18 Merritt
" Theodore H., commission merchant, 109

California, room 4, r. 811 Hyde
" Theodore H. Jr., bookkeeper, r. 811 Hyde
" Thomas, carpenter, 771 Bryant, r 1020

Howard
" Wallace, marine fireman, r. 1713 Howard
" Wesley B., compositor Filmer-Rollins

Electro. Co., r. 3308 Harrison
" William, driver Harry Browne, r. 417

Kearny
" William K., sampler U. S. Customs, r
Fruitvale ' '

" William R. (W. W. R. Hatch & Son), r. 3308

Harrison
" W. W. R. (W. W. R. Hatch & Son), r. 3308

Harrison
" W.W-.R. &Son (W. W. R. and William
R.), hay, grain, wood and coal and team-
ing, 3308-2314 Harrison
" & Hatch (L. E. and Mrs. L. E.), ladies'
TT * X. tailors and modistes, 532/, Ellis
Hatch & Rock Orchard Co., A. T. Hatch
president, Willis C. Stose secretary, 42
Flood Bldg
Hatfield Anthony J., carpenter, 242 Ellis
" Arthur S., carpenter, r. 34 Hanover PI
" Forrest M., clerk H. Gracey, r. 331 Leaven-
worth
" Hugo B., stationery, 534 Montgomerv Av

r. 920 Union
" Joseph, shoemaker Kast & Co., r 920

Union
" Lenox C, carpenter Anthony J. Hatfield, r

242 Ellis
" ^1}}^W^ ^■' teamster Black Diamond Coal

M. Co., r. 3215 Sacramento
" William B., sawraaker, r. 920 Union
Hathaway Andrew H., teamster, r. 54 Columbia

HATHAWAY BRADDOOK R.,

patent medicines, office and residence
430 Bryant

Hathaway Charles F., clerk cashier's dept
Wells, Fargo& Co., r. 113, 8th
" Edmund V., r. 2)23 Sacramento
" Frederick M., with Judson Dynamite and
Powder Co., r. Oakland
Hathaway Free Warehouses, W. H. Martin &
Co. proprietors. Spear St. Wharf bet
Harrison and Bryant, office 403 Spear
" George, bartender Mrs. Mary O'Neill, r. 618,

" George, seaman, r. 254 Brannan

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Hathaway George B., laborer S. P. Co.,r. 1831
Howard
" John, liquors, 254 Brannan
" John W., boxmaker Commercial Box i ac-

tory, r. 254 Brannan
" Joseph E., clerk, 113, 8th
'. Rebecca W., widow, r. 2217 Howard
» William H., clerk freight auditor's dept.

S. P. Co., r. Berkeley
" William L., special agent Mutual Life Ins.
Co. of New York, 205 Sansome, r. 3036
O'Farrell .^ ,,^

.' William R., receiver Spring Valley W. W.,

r. 711 Jones
" Wharf, foot of Spear
Hatherlv Reuben, driver, r. 902 Montgomery
«' William, engineer Wm. H. Birch & Co., r.
2810 Geary
Hathwell Jackson A., prmter, r. 71o Howard
Hatie William A. (McLeod & Hatje), and secre-
retary Franklin Savings and Building
Association, office 515 Market, r. 318, 17th
Hatlin Jacob, waiter G. Hink & Co., r. 5 Mint

Av
Hatman Frank C, sail maker, r. 1620 Union
" George W., r. 1620 Union
" William J., driver, r. 1620 Union
Hatt William J., hair worker Cal. Furniture

Mfg. Co., r. K South nr 21st Av
Hattabough Frank, painter, r. 11 Garden
" Margaret, widow, r. 295 Chenery
" William F., barber Charles A. Roesler, r.
307 Cortland Av
Hatterotll William, surgical and electrical in-
struments, trusses, etc., 321-325 Kearny,
r. 1003 Oak
Hatton Annie B., widow, r. 120 Turk rear
■ ' Edward, barber, 1641 Howard
u Emma C, widow, r. 202 Van Ness A V
" Francis J., packer Smiths' Cash Store, r.

Iowa nr Yolo
^' Frank, laborer, r. 740 Tehama
" Mary Miss, weaver Golden Gate Woolen

" Robert H., roller Pac. Roll. Mill, r. lOBBVa

Tennessee
" Thomas F., collector, r. 410 Laguna
.' Walter, millhand Pac. Roll. Mill
Hau Frederick H., clerk Henry Doscher, r. 1229

Haub Brothers (Charles C. and Louis), coffee
saloon, 17-19 Powell
" Charles C. (Haub Bros.), r. 19 Powell
" Conrad, shoemaker, 480 Jessie, r. 447V2

Jessie
" Dora, domestic, 27b Noe
" Frederick, butcher Philip Haub, r. 1929

Union
" George, laborer, r. 422Y2 Fulton
.' George, plumber, 1934 Union, r. 1929 Union
" Jacob, clerk Liebmann & Waters, r. 719

Post
" John, r. 711 Tehama „ „ ^

" John, bottler Micheelson & Both, r. 82b

Lombard
" Louis (Haub Bros.), r. 19 Powell
" Marie Mrs., varieties, 717 Montgomery Av
" PhiUp, butcher, 1929 Union
" Wilhelmina, widow, r. 7 Dore
Haubensak Martin, laborer, r. 3 Decatur
Haubert Mary E., widow, r. 428, 3d
Haubold John M., pork packer, r. 1308 Guerrero
Haubrich Benjamin W., clerk Leonard B. Hau-
brich, r. 1905 Mission
" C. A. Mrs., widow, r. 311^2 Hyde
" F. W. A., draughtsman, r. 311'4 Hyde

Haubrich F. William, chief engineer Golden
Gate Park
" Leonard B., liquors, 1905 Mission
" Mary, widow, r. Golden Gate Park
Haubrich Mathew L., bartender Lincoln's Road

House, r. 31iy2 Hyde
Hauck Barbara, widow, r. 432 Tehama
" Daniel, cellarman, r. 8 Silver
" Frederick, dental student, r. 191 Hyde
" Fritz, bedmaker Ahlborn House, r. 230

Pacific
" Max, bartender, r. 646 Stevenson
" Peter, trussmaker, r. 433 Tehama
" Stephen, instrument maker William
Hatteroth, r. 432 Tehama
4®=Hauck. See Hauk and Houck
Hauenstein L., boatswain str Mariposa
Hauer Fritz C, groceries, 1423 Pacific

" John B., cashier F. W. Voogt, r. 534 Bush
Hauerken George H., salesman Lachman &

Jacobi, r, 529a Guerrero
Haute Charles W., foreman Oakland Dairy, r.

810 Webster
Hauffe Enc J., groceries, 945 Bryant
Haug Julius, hardware, 115, 2d, r. Alameda
Haugaard Charles, bakery, SE cor Post and

Laguna
Hauge Lars, conductor, r. California nr 32d Av
Haugen Brown P., truckman Truck 1, r. 22

O'Farrell
Haughton Albert, clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r.
533A, 19th
" Ellen, widow, r. 418!/^, 7th
■' James, r. 4I81/2, 7th
" John, chief engineer str Willamette, r. 533a

19 th
" John, laborer, r. 240 Perry
" John W., draughtsman Union I. Wks, r.
533a, 19 th
;8®="Haughton. See Horton and Houghton
Haughy Edward W., boots and shoes, 415 Fol-
som. r. 327, 1st
» George W., sawmaker Cal. Saw Wks, r.

306 Folsom
" James, seaman, r. 306 Folsom
" James C. (Bird & Haughy), r. 463 Bryant
Hauk Richard, musician, r. Hotel Langham
Hauke Joseph S,, waiter, r. 433 Geary
4SS=Hauke. See Hauck and Hawke
Haun Catherine M., widow, r. 3137 Clay
" Charles C. W., artificial stone contractor,
413, 28th
Haupt George, teamster Austin & Co.
" George L., brakeman, r. 909E Folsom
" Henry, cooper National Brewing Co., r.
1509 Steinerrear
Haupt Oscar, architect, 95 Flood Bldg, tele-
phone Main 1700, r. The Oliver
Hauptli Gabriel, cellarman C. Schilling & Co.,
r. 20 Langton
" Jacob, ladies' hair dresser, 1156 Market, r.
112 Turk
Haurat Frank (Lamanet & Haurat), r. 720 Val-

lejo
Hauret Jean P., laundryman Peter Feutrier
Hauschildt Ferdinand T., janitor, 123California,
r. 145 Collingwood
" William, cellarman J. Gundlach & Co., r.
3^6, 4th ^^„ ^ .

Hause Edward W. , accountant, r. 927 Harrison
" John, r. 232A Page
" Thomas T., helper Union I. Wks, r. 222a

Page
" Thomas T. Mrs., r. 222A Page
4S=Hause. See House
Hauselt Charles P., dentist, 430a Fulton

" W. Mrs., widow, r. 706 Gough
Hauser Abram, r. 43, Uth
" Adolph, bakery, 330 Clement
'■ Albert, liquors, 1210 Polk, r. 1239 Union
" Albert N.. jeweler, r. 1229 Union
•' Andrew, laborer Root & Robinson, r. 919
Golden Gate Av . .,,

" Brothers (Frederick and John), liquors, 431,

■' Charles J., shipping clerk Sherwood &

Sherwood, r. 1607 Dupont
" Christian, confectioner Metz & Jost, r. 270

Tehama

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Hauser Conrad (Hauser & Sanderson), r. 131, 3d
" Conrad, expressman, r. 25 Belcher
" Conrad H., confectioner, r. 25 Belcher
" David, r. 43, 11th
" Edwin, salesman Edward Fulda, r. 1423a

Bush
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 62814 Lombard
" Ernest J., musician, r. 1106% Pierce
" Fannie, widow, r. 929 Sutter
■' Frederick (Hauser Bros.), r. 421, 18th
" Frederick, liquors, 617 Larkin, r. 26a Cedar

. Av
" George, groceries, 500 Filbert, r. 502 Filbert
" George, iron worker Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 1406

Railroad Av
" George Jr., helper Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 1406

Railroad Av
" George R., gilder W. K. Vickery, r. 20

Glover
" Gustave, cabinetmaker Bader & Fincke, r.

1115 Bryant
" Henry, porter, r. 606 Douglass
" Henry C. (John J. Hauser & Son), r. 100

Silver,
" Herman, barber, 1905 Hyde
" Herman, waiter, r. 7 Hopeton Terrace
" Isadore J., salesman, r. 120^4 Langton
" Jacob, cabinetmaker Cal. Furniture Mfg.

Co., r. NW cor Alvarado and Douglass
" Jacob, millhand Yolo Mills r. 641/4 Clemen-
tina
" John (Hauser Bros.), r.718 Valencia
" John, cooper, r. 814 Folsom
" John J. (John J. Hauser & Son), r. 100 Sil-
ver
" John J. & Son (John J. and Henry C), gro-
ceries, 434, 3d
" Kate, widow, r. 18 HoUis
" Kossuth B., salesman, r. 2922i4 Pine
" Louis B., musician, r. IIO614 Pierce
" Louis R., dairy produce, 2216 Fillmore
" Louise F., domestic, 431, 2d
" Martin S., bookkeeper Fulda Bros., r.
Fruitvale

" & Sanderson (Conrad Hauser and William
Sanderson), coffee saloon, 131, 3d
*®=Hauser. See Hausser and Houser
Hausike Robert, baker, r. 634 Pacific
*®=-Hausle. See Housle
Hausler Carrie, widow, r. 224 Rose Av
" Frederick, clerk, r. 617 Jessie
" Henry, stair builder, r. 506, 4th
" William, trunk maker Hirschfelder &
Meaney, r. 18 Hoff Av
«=Hausler. See Haussler
Hausman Jacob, laborer, r. 7 Howard Court
" Joseph T., finisher Crown Paper Co., r. 7
Howard Court
Hausmann Adolph, cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r
227, 6th
" Bernard (Hausmann Bros.), r. 1020 Van

Ness Av
" Brothers (Bernard Hausmann), importers

art stain glass, 18-20 Sutter
" Frederick, upholsterer, r. 1313 Larkin
" Henry, boarding, 1900 Powell
" Joseph, clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 326 Eddy
" Sigfried, with D. Samuels, r. 1824 Post
iS®=-Hausmann. See Hausman, Houseman and

Housman
Hausrath Robert E., artist, r. 3011 Buchanan
Hausserman Emanuel, tailor, r. 8 Selina PI
Haussler Frederick, butcher, r. 2350 Union
" Leonard F., cabinet maker August Wolf

r. 1116 Broadway
" Margaret F. Miss, teacher HaightPrimarv

School, r. 1116 Broadway
" Mary Mrs., r. 1116 Broadway
4®=-Haussler. See Hausler
Haustein Henry, manufacturer of sidewalk
lights, 1832 Howard, Box 83 Builders'
Exchange
" Henry G., printer F. Korbel & Bros., r. 18.32

Howard
" Herman, patternmaker, r. 1832 Howard
Hauston Belle Miss, laundress Modern Laun-
dry, r. 20914, 14th

Haustrom John, cabinet maker, r. 429 Ringold

Hautier Charles, cook, r. 11 Florence

Hautz John, cooper, r. 110 Berry

Hauxhurst Samuel W., superintendent of wharf

P. M. SS. Co., r. 711 Jones
*®=Hauxhurst. See Hawxhurst
Havard William, hardware, 330Devisadero
" William E., accountant Enterprise Brew-
ing Co., r. 702a Guerrero
Havecker Henry, laborer, r. Peralta Av nr May-
flower
Haveley Jacob, r. 605 Broadway
J' William T., insurance agent, r. 1921 Vallejo
«3-Haveley. See Haverly
Havelock William C, bartender G. Rottanzi, r.

163 Brannan
Haven Acton, porter Crown Distilleries Co , r
Brooklyn Hotel
" Benjamin B., accountant vault dept. Cal
Safe Deposit and Trust Co., r. Lorin
Haven Charles D., resident secretary The
Liverpool and London and Globe Insur-
ance Co., 422 California, r. Oakland
" Charles D. Jr., clerk The Liverpool and

London and Globe Ins. Co., r. Oakland
" Edward, clerk The Liverpool and London

and Globe Ins. Co., r. Oakland
" Elijah, driver National Ice Co., r. 1021'4

Market
" Frank S., waiter, r. 100^4, 3d
" Frederick L. chief clerk country dept. The
Liverpool and London and Globe Ins.
Co., r. East Oakland
" Henry, clerk S. P. Co., r. West Oakland
" James M., (Haven & Haven), r. 1329 Harri-
son, Oakland
" Louis Q., shipping clerk Crown Distiller-
ies' Co.. r. Brooklyn Hotel
" Nellie Miss, artist William Shew, r. 104

Kearny
" Thomas E. (Haven & Haven), and Notary
Public, 13 Mills Bldg, 7th floor, r. 1109
Bush
" William P., clerk Commercial Union As-
surance Co., r. Oakland
Haven & Haven (James M. and Thomas E.)
attorneys at law, 13 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
4®-Haven. See Havens

Havener Edward C, ship carpenter, r. 528 Fol-
som
" James R., calker, r. 13 Anthony
Havens Albert W., mining secretary, 47 Nevada
Block, r. Oakland
» Charles I. (Havens & Toepke), r. 2833 How-
ard
" Charles R. accountant Murphy, Grant &

Co., r. 1811 Laguna
" Charlotte, widow, nurse, r. 2000 McAllister
" Edward S., driver Pac. Transfer Co., r
1301 Vallejo
Havens F. C, manager Mutual Investment
Union of San Francisco, and The Realty
Syndicate, 14 Sansome, r. Oakland
" George L., salesman Rufflno & Bianchi, r.

214 Leavenworth
" Henry, clerk, r. 715, 20th
Havens Henry B., mining, 69 Nevada Block, r.
Occidental Hotel
" Henry L., clerk, r. 1433 Mission
Havens Howard, director Donohoe-Kelly
Banking Co., NE cor Montgomery and
Sutter, r. 1811 Laguna
" Howard C, marine clerk Fireman's Fund

Ins. Co., r. Alameda
" Lottie, widow, furnished rooms, 2000 McAl-
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" William E., salesman Alexander PalUes,
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HAVENS & TOEPKE

(Charles I. Havens and William H. To-
epke), architects, 55 Flood Building,
telephone Main 5429

4®"Havens. See Haven

Haver Frank S., waiter John Claussen, r. lOl'^,

3d „ ,

Haverly John H., theatrical manager, r. Hotel

St. Nicholas
4@=Haverly. See Haveley ,, -r ^

Haverty Edward, driver J. R. Frank, r. 14 John-
ston Av
" John J., stonecutter, r. 14 Johnston Av
" Michael J., gardener, r. 14 Johnston Av
>' Thomas F., driver J. R. Frank, r. 14 John-
ston Av
Havey Bernard laborer, r. 512 Howard
" Philip J., architect, r. 837, 34th
" Richard J., starter Race Track, r. 700
Jones _^

Havice William C, engineer Paul Boy ton Chute

Co., r. 25b Belvedere
Haviland Agnes, M. D., with Viavi Co., r. 2304
Van Ness Av
" Charles H., foreman Sperry Flour Co's

warehouses, r. Berkeley
" Helen, widow, r. 3101 Van Ness Av
Haviside Harry T., rigger, r. 413 Fair Oaks

" John J., rigger, 46 Steuart, r. 413 Fair Oaks
4®=" Haviside. See Heaviside
Havlin Hugh, laborer, r. 335 Fair Oaks
Hawaiian Banana Depot, Reuben Tucker pro-
prietor, 413-417 Washington
Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Co., Rudolph
Spreckels president, J. H. Sandford sec-
retary, 119 Bush
Hawaiian Islands Consul, Charles T. Wilder
consul-general, John F. Soper vice-con-
sul, 206 Sansome, room 22
" Islands Directory, 530 California, room 65
Hawaiian Line of Packets The. Williams,

Dimond & Co. agents, 202 Market
Hawe Mary Mrs., varieties, 517 Lyon
Hawes Addle Miss, dressmaking, 20 Murphy

Hawes Alexander G., manager New York Life
Insurance Co., 17-23 Mills Bldg, 3d floor,
r. Bohemian Club
" Benjamin C, insurance agent, 205 San-
some, r. San Leandro
" Benjamin F., r. 321 Lyon
" Charles, teamster, r. 323 Pacific
" Charles D., manager C. M. Hawes, r. 428

Connecticut
" Charles M., dairy, 428 Connecticut
" George H., stenographer, 320 Sansome,

room 57, r. 314 Eddy
" Harvey L., r. 812 Laguna
" Henry W., electrician, r. 2943 Howard
" Homer, clerk, r. 350% Jessie
" Jacob H., tailor, mezzanine B, Crocker

Bldg, r. 314 Eddy
" John W., policeman, r. 9461/2 Army
" Lois Miss, hairdresser, 20 Murphy Bldg
" Robert H., conductor, r. 1423 California
" Talton B., captain of watch U. S. Mint
" William, teamster People's Express and

Transfer Co., r. Oakland
" William H., master mariner, r. 1408 Cali-
fornia

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Hawke Charles P., clerk, r. 2007 Leavenworth
" James, r. 2315b Larkin
" John, horseshoer, r. 339, 5th Av
" John C, mail clerk Chronicle, r. 2007 Leav-
enworth
" J. W.,clerkSmiths'CashStore,r. Alameda
Hawker Isia Mrs., r. 1667 Mission
Hawkes Charles E., printer Post, r. 426 Ellis
" James R., carpenter, r. 710 Fulton rear
" John H., r. Old People's Home
" John W., bartender M. Bishop, r. 708 Fulton
" Joseph, r. 708 Fulton
" Thomas, conductor Market St. Ry, r. 434,

27th
" William J., teamster, r. 710 Fulton rear
4®=Hawkes. See Hauke, Hawke and Hawks
Hawkins Arthur F., laborer, r. 1809 Howard
" Arthur J., clerk Redington & Co., r. 1907

Oak
" Arthur K., Mrs., r. 1907 Oak
" Arthur L., collector L. A. Souc & Co., r.

432A 17th
" Charles, extraman Engine 36, r. 2903 Geary
" Charles, laborer, r. 1 Falmouth
" Charles, porter J. R. Loosley
" Clarence H., stenographer general mana-
ger's ofQce Market St. Ry Co., r. 1907 Oak
" D., porter, r. 933 Kearny
" Dahl, bartender, r. 110 Taylor
" David E., bookkeeper Smiths' Cash Store,

r. 910, 23d
" Dennis, longshoreman, r. 613 Howard
" Delphine Miss, principal Pearl Dowda
Memorial Kindergarten, r. 1809 Howard
" Edina Miss, typewriter Mack & Co., r. 432A

17th
" Edward K., secretary H. T. Holmes Lime
Co., 24 Sacramento, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" Edgar W., manager O'Farrell & Co., r.

Russ House
" Ellen J., widow, r. 45 Jessie
" Eugene D., watchman U. S. Mint, r. 2304

California
" Frances E. Mrs., r. 600 Bush
" Frederick, clerk, r. 3518 Market
" George, engineer, r. 1409, 25th
" George, waiter, r. 764 Harrison
" George H., machinist Cal. Electrical Wks,

r. 725 Stevenson
" George W., physician and surgeon, 231

Post, r. 3809 Pine
" Hart P. (H. P. Hawkins & Co.), r. 303 O'-
Farrell ^
■' Herbert L., clerk Butler, Schutze & Co., r.

340 Fremont
" Horatio B., engineer, r. 1534 Guerrero
" H. P. & Co. (Hart P. Hawkins), restaurant,

303-305 O'Farrell
" Ida F., widow, r. 3044 Scott
" Jacob, carpenter, r. 307,4th
" James F., grainer, r. 104 Lundy Lane
" James J. E., draughtsman Superintendent

Streets, r. 2736 California
" James M., gold and silver plater, 623 Clay
" James S., cashier N. Clark & Sons, r. Hotel

St. Nicholas
" John, fruits and vegetables, 1515 Market
" John, medium, r. 1 Polk
" John, pilot str Leader
" John L., clerk William R. Baker, r. 705

Mission
<' John P., carpenter, r. 301/3 Moss
" John W., engineer Baldwin Hotel Gas and

Electric Light Wks, r. 12 Folsom Av
" Joseph, laborer, r. 108 Clinton
Hawkins Joseph K. (Lennon& Hawkins), attor-
neys at law, 505-507 Spreckels Bldg, r.
340 Fremont, telephone Main 5642
" Joseph P., engineer, r. 106 Steuart
" Margaret, widow, r. 1155 Folsom
" Martha, domestic, 114 Capp
" Mary E., widow, r. 1809 Howard
" Michael, molder, r. 45 Jessie
' ' Olof , mi 11 hand Deming-Palmer Milling Co. ,

r. 432A 17th
" Patrick, stevedore, r. 406 Jackson
" Patrick C, liquors, 309 Bay
" Richard, surveyor, r. 9a3 Kearny
" Samuel, photographer, r. 443 McAllister

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Hawkins Thomas J., clerk, r. 309 Bay
" Waverley C, waiter H. P. Hawkins Co., r.

503 Post
" William, machinist, r. 340 Fremont
" William J., r. 634 Vallejo
Hawkins William J., Coroner City and County
Dunbar Alley nr Merchant, telephone
Main 1947, and physician and surgeon,
404, 3d, telephone Main 5a31, r. 340 Fre-
mont, telephone Main 5642
" W. Irving, secretary and treasurer Eagle-
son, Hawkins Co., 535 Market, r. 710
Geary
4®=-Hawkins. See Howkins
Hawkinson August W., groceries, 749 Market,
r. 110 Ellis
" Ellen Miss, cashier Oregon Coal and Navi-
gation Co.
" Peter, teamster, r. 312, 6th
Hawks Berthelet H., bookkeeper Columbian
Banking Co., r. Alameda
" Blrdsall, entry clerk Sachs Bros. & Co r

Alameda
" Clarence W., clerk Bates & Suydam, r. 141

8th Av
" Henry D., capitalist, 318 Pine, rooms 4-6

r. 1514 Larkin
" James L,., paying teller The Bank of Cal-
ifornia, r. 1514 Larkin
" John G., buyer James De La Montanya, r.

Alameda '

" ^°S"-S' '^^<5o^'. clerk ticket auditor's dept.
S. P. Co., r. 141, 8th A V
«=-Hawks See Hauke, Hawke and Hawkes
Hawksley Charles, teamster, r. 3091/2 Jersey

" Thomas, teamster, r. 309^4 Jersey
Hawks worth Charles H., operator Buckingham

& Hecht, r. 428A 24th
Hawkyard Albert E., r. 907 York
Hawley A. D., salesman, r. 35 Prosper
" Alexander H., dental student, r. 14151/,
Hayes ^

" ^'l&"i O'Fanlfl'' """"'^^ * O'^^"'^^' ■••
Hawley Brothers Hardware Co., M. C. Hawley
president, G. T. Hawley vice-president
and treasurer, Austin Arnold secretary
wholesale hardware and mill supplies!
SW cor Market and Beale

" Carson B., traveling salesman, r. 141514
Hayes '^

" C. E., engineer Murphy Bldg

" *-"^«^^H®.' designer Miss Anna Busteede, r.
629 Vallejo
Hawley Charles H., member Board of Educa-
tion, r. 919 Jones

" Daniel F., r. 1227a O'Farrell

HAWLEY DAVID N.,

agent Cincinnati Safe and Lock Co.
and sterling bicycles, scales, registers
and coffee mills, 318 Market, r. 628T

Hawley Dora Mrs., seamstress, r. 715 Howard
" sf ^ deputy County Clerk, r. 100 Web-

" ^'^^'l^® ^•' bookkeeper, r. 2840 Mission

gva Miss, stenographer, r. 155 Clara
" Fank E., fireman, r. 729a Grove
Hawley George T., vice- president and treas-
urer Hawley Bros., Hardware Co , SW
cor Market and Beale, r. Oakland
George W., draperies, 207 Powell
" Godfrey, seaman, r. 620 2d
Tin,„S' stenographer, r. 326'o'Farrell
Hawley Jacob C., agent Elk River Mill and
Lumber Co., Pier 4, Steuart, r. Oakland
" Joseph, marine fireman, r. 620 2d
" Levi H., r. 1136 Page
■ai^- ^T^/r^''®-' dressmaker, r. 2840 Mission
Hawley Marcus C., president Hawley Bros.
Hardware Co., SW cor Market and
Beale, r. New York
" Mary Mrs., r. 735 Bryant
" Mary J., widow, r. 233 San Jose Av

M. Eva Miss teacher Sheridan Primary
wo^i School, r. 233 San Jose Av ^

iiawleyM J. manager Vermont Marble Co.,
242-250 Brannan, r. 2216 Devisadero

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
CORRUGATED IRON,

Galvanized, Black and Painted,
for Roofing and Siding.

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Hawley Nellie Miss, milliner. 1433 Polk
" Ralph F., druggist, r. 1227A O'Farrell
" Samuel, boiler maker, r. 22 Stanford
Samuels., boiler maker, r. 620, 2d
Thomas H., seaman, r. 620, 2d
William, fruit packer, r. 620, 2d
William, major U. S. A. (retired), r. Occi-
dental Hotel
w-H^^™ iv druggist, r. 1227a O'Farrell
William M., superintendent J. D. Spreck-
*^^^S„^.^°s- '^°^ Boat Co., Oceanic Dock,
r. 2317 Webster
" William T., salesman W. A. Schrock, r
Oakland
4®-Hawley. See Howley

Haworth James, conductor U. S. Mint r 119 Va-
lencia
i8®=-Haws. See Hawes
Hawthorne A., r. 32, 4th
" Charles R., marble works, 3 Hawthorne Av
r. 300 Clement '

" Edward, farmer, r. 409 San Jose Road
" Frederick, painter, r. 409 San Jose Road
" Henry W., capitalist, r. 439 Geary
" J., waiter str City of Pueblo
" J. Bradford, elevatorman New City Hall
r. 308 Clement '

" John C, master mariner, r. 14 Ellis
Hawthorne Primary School, Mrs. Sarah j
^ann principal, E s Shotwell bet 22d

" ®°S^?iyJ'^®' J- ^- Cullen secretary, room
3, Y. M. C. A. Bldg, 4th floor

" '''f926MTrk^eT ^- ^°P'^"^''^ P'-^P"^^-'
Hawton Robert T., clerk supply dept. Wells

Fargo & Go's Express, r. 817 Valleio
Hawver^Andrew, stableman, r. 1308 Golden Gate

Hawxhurst Caroline, widow, r. 2126 Valleio
" Henry S., capitalist, r. 610 Webster
" Robert, mining and real estate, 402 Mont-

^ gomery, room 5, r. Alameda

4»*Hawxhurst. See Hauxhurst
Haxe Eva A., widow, r. 777 Pierce
" Henry M., traveling salesman, r. 777 Pierce
" J. E., musician, r. 771 Pierce
Hay Alexander (Hay & Wright), and president
Pacific Marine Railway and Ways Co
15 Steuart, r. Alameda
" Alexander, clerk U. S. Naval Officer, r. 405

Geary '

" Alfred M., clerk Fireman's Fund Insurance

Co., r. Fruitvale
" Catherine Mrs., dressmaking, 315 Geary
" Edward B., doorkeeper S. F. Stock and

Exchange Board, r. 1507 Jackson
" ^^ pi'i^''^'' ^®®*" '^^^^ Public Library,
" Howard P., bookkeeper S. F. Autographic

Register Co., r. 2305 Howard
" Hugh H., molder Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg.

Wks, r. 1724 Market
" John C, liquors, 314 San Jose Av, r. 326 San

Jose Av
" John F., joiner Union I. Wks, r. XWi Page
" John R., salesman Davis Bros., r. 315 Geary
" ,?„J^-' reporter Journal of Commerce, r

1507 Jackson
" I: Walter, clerk, r. 1507 Jackson
" Mary C, widow, r. 211 Valencia
tt" E^li^ •^•' accountant, r. 2305 Howard
Hay R. R. Co.. 708 Hyde

Hay William A., patentee and proprietor of
Hay Combined Bicycle Bell and Brake,
53 Chronicle Bldg, r. 1611 Golden Gate Av

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Hay & Wright (Alexander (Hay and Elisha B.
Wright), ship builders, 55 Mission, yard
Alameda Point
fi-3=-Hay. See Hey

Havburn James C, clerk, r. 607 Hayes ^ ^ ^ .
" Marguerite E. Miss, teacher Peabody Pri-
mary School, r. 607 Hayes
Haycock Margaret A., widow, r. 1633 Sacra-
mento
«^Haycock. See Heacock
Haycroft Georgina, widow, r. 623 Howard
" James C. machinist, r. 623 Howard
Havde Mary, widow, r. 226 California Av
Havden Brace, vice-president Dunham, Carn-
^ gan & Hayden Co., 17-19 Beale, r. New

n Charles, bartender R. Porter, r. 137, 3d

" Charles E., salesman A. C. Robison, r.

u Charles W., jailer County Jail 1, r. 11 White

- Dennis, policeman, r. 1330 Folsom

.' Edward, laborer W. W. Montague & Co.,

r. 9 Academy
" Edward, salesman, r. 1059'/4 Howard
.' Edward D., printer, r. 507 Jones
" Edwin, foreman Cal. Fruit Evaporating Co.,

r. 1125B Oak
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 507 Jones
• ' Elsie Miss, pupil nurse City and County

Hospital ^ , , _, ^

.. Elizabeth Miss, finisher Golden Gate

Woolen Mills, r. cor 23d and Vermont
" Florence Miss, r. 438 Van Ness Av
" Frank, tailor, 643 Post
" Frederick W., painter, r. 732 Filbert
" George W., clerk, r. 1632 Golden Gate Av
" Gussie Miss, saleslady, r. 438 Van Ness Av
- James, liquors, Tiburon Ferries, r. Sausa-

11 to
" James, policeman, r. 501 Laguna
.. James A., carpenter, r. 1632 Golden Gate

Av . ^

■ ' Jane L.., widow, r. 223b Devisadero
" J. Benjamin, porter, r. 613 Howard
" John, butcher, 525, 7th, and 124, 9th, r. o2o,

7th
" John, laborer S. P. Co., r. 311 Bryant
" John, teamster, r. 411 Sansome
" John, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co.
.. John J. (Hayden & Norton), r. 507 Jones
" John J., r. 238 Fell
u John P., cutter R. H. Kavanaugh, r. 1902

Devisadero
" John P., driver Engine 2, r. 412 Bush
" John R., teamster, r. 448, 15th
" John W., carpenter, r. 603 Bartlett
" Joseph, teamster, r. 1330 Folsom
" Kate, widow, r. SXVo Jackson
" Louis, clerk, r. 1632 Golden Gate Av
'' Lucinda, widow, r. 46 Minerva
" Martin, watchman Raphael Weill & Co., r.

550, 18th
" Mary, tailoress, r. 338 Fell
" Patrick, r. 238 Fell

" Patrick, laborer S. P. Co., r. 103o Vermont
" Robert, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
" Sarah, widow, r. 438 Van Ness Av
" Thomas, boatman, Section B, Seawall
" Washington, foreman pump dept. Hol-
brook, Merrill & Stetson, r. 401 Franklin
" William O., master mariner, 34 Luning

Bldg, r. 232 Haight
" & Norton (John J. Hayden and Lee Nor-
ton), dressmakers' supplies, 225 O'Far-
rell
4Sg= Hayden. See Haden, Haydon and Heyden

Haydman William, laborer, r. 301 Sierra
Haydock Thomas M., calker, r. 13 Tehama
Haydon Archibald E., with Cal. Fig Syrup Co.,
r. 316 Hayes
.. Thomas E., president Cal. Fig Syrup Co.,
324 Hayes, r. Reno, Nev. , ^x ■ v*

" Sarah F. Miss, teacher Bernal Heights
Primary School, r. 603 Bartlett
j«®- Haydon. See Haden, Hayden and Heyden
Hayen Matilda, widow, r. 506^^ Grove

"■ William, upholsterer, r. 5O61/2 Grove
Hayer Louisa, widow, cook, r. 34 Mary
4®-Hayer. See Heyer

Hayes Agnes Miss, shirtmaker, r. 403 Haight
" Alexandt^r, machinist, r. 403 Haight
" Alice, widow, r. 1126, 17th
" Anastasia, widow, r. 232, 15th
" Anna Mrs., lodgings, 810 Mission
" A. O., pressman D. S. Stanley & Co., r. 822

Kearny
" Bartholomew, porter, r. 1730, 25th
" Bartholomew Jr., teamster, r. 1730, 25th
" Benjamin, tailor, r. 261/2 Howard Court
" Bridget, widow, r. 403 Haight
" Catherine, widow, r. 422 Filbert
" Catherine Mrs., widow,r. Our Lady's Home
" C. B., 3d asst. engineer str San Bias
" Charles, canmaker, r. 2914 Harriet
" Charles, clerk B. Stelling, r. 319, 29th
" Charles, longshoreman, r. 33 Federal
" Charles, teamster Lawrence G. Flanagan,
r. 1010 York _^ , ^ _

.. Charles E., secretary Standard Asphalt
Co., 59 Union Trust Bldg, and clerk Pac.
Imp. Co., r. 2615 Laguna
" D , machinist Pac. Roll. Mill
Haves Daniel E., State Prison Director and di-
rector Fulton Engineering and Ship
Building Works, 213, 1st
" David, carpenter, r. 879 Shotwell
" Dennis, laborer, r. 1902 McAllister
" Dennis, laborer, r. 110 Congo
" Dennis C, capitalist, r. 1224 Buchanan
" Dennis T., carpenter, r. 1314 Sterner
" E. Miss, stenographer, r. 262o Howard
" Ebenezer, engineer Code, EUelt & Co., r.

1306 Sanchez _ ,

" Edward, bookkeeper, r. 1224 Buchanan
" Edward, laborer, r. 1506 Dolores
" Eugene, driver A. Buchignani & CO., r. I4;iu

Broadway rear ,v. t^ i

" Frances Miss, housekeeper, 5 South Park
" Frank, bookbinder Hicks-Judd Co., r. 1216,

32d
" Frank, laborer, r. 631 Sacramento
" Frank, printer, r. 536 Guerrero
" Frank J., painter, 139, 4th, r. 737 Howard
" Frank R. (Pac. Mfg. and Plating Wks), r.

113 Bartlett
.' Frederick, laborer, r. 861 Market
" George, blacksmith Jones & Kendig, r.

B6rli6l6y
" George, driver Mt. Shasta Mineral Springs

Co., r. 22d bet Eureka and Douglass
" George, seaman, r. 230^4, 9th

George J., r. 810 Mission „ „ ^, x

Georle R. B. (Stanly, Hayes & Bradley),
attorney at law, 4 Sutter, rooms 2fr-21, r.
2513 Pacific Av „ ^.^^

Hannah, widow, lodgings, 413 O'Farrell
Hannah Miss, shirtmaker, r. 403 Haight
Harry, solderer, r. 291/2 Harriet
H. B., marine engineer, 9 Mission

Henry l'., baker S. F. Protestant Orphan

Horace, operator Buckingham & Hecht, r.

913 Army ^^ , ^

J., carpenter and builder, 206, 1st
James, finisher Buckingham & Hecht, r.

1509 Dolores
James, hostler, r. 130 Clinton
James, laborer, r. 522 Bryant n^iio^e

James, S. J., teacher St. Ignatius College
James, watchman str State of California
James A., clerk, r. 2118 Howard
James J., groceries, 2544 McAllister
Jeremiah, r. 224, 7th .

Jeremiah, laborer, r. 130 Clinton

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Hayes Jeremiah, teamster, r. 1858 Lexington Av

" Jeremiah J., clerk Neville & Co., r. N s 22d

bet Eureka and Douglass
" J. J. Mrs., widow, r. 218, 7th

" Johanna, widow, r. 107 William

" John, r. 416 Taylor

" John, bartender Thomas E. Brophy, r. 237,
9th

" John, boxmaker Commercial Box Factory,
r. 708 Harrison

" John, cook Palace Hotel, r. 333 Eddy

" John, laborer, r. 1 Pixley

" John, laborer, r. 531 Howard

" John, laborer, r. 658 Minna

" John, laborer, r. 905 Buchanan

" John, laborer, r. 1420 Broadway rear

" John, laborer, r. cor 16th and Alabama

" John, laborer Thomas Morton, r.1500 Frank-
lin

" John, longshoreman, r. 112 Valparaiso

" John, painter, r. 706, 19 th

" John, plasterer, r. 502, 26th

" John, printer Abramson-Heunisch Co., r.
522 Bryant

" John, seaman str Homer

" John, shoemaker G. Holmberg, r. 54, 1st

" John, special policeman Harbor Commis-
sioners, r. 1144 Green

" John S., J., teacher St. Ignatius College

" John A., watchman Consumer's Ice Co., r.
216 Eddy

" John F., bartender James McNair, r. 902
Kearny

" John F., driver Consumer's Ice Co., r. 225
Fulton

" John F., lumberman E. K. Wood Lumber
Co., r. 1730, 25th

" John F., salesman Davis Bros., r. 100 Jones

" John F., shipping clerk W. P. Fuller & Co.,
r. Oakland

" John J., bartender B. Conway, r. 327 Hayes
Hayes John T., secretary The Builders' Asso-
ciation of California, 40 New Mont-
gomery, r. 2637 Mission

" John T., shoemaker, r. 1014, 22d

" Joseph, clerk Bennett Bros., r. 26 Lapidge

" Joseph B., bartender Walters & Walter-
stein, r. 515 Kearny

" Joseph M., salesman M. Friedman & Co.,
r. 536 Guerrero

" Joseph P., clerk W. U. Tel. Co., r. 20 Harriet

" Joseph P., deputy Sheriff, r. 107 William

" Joseph R., cutter Greenebaum, Weil &
Michels, r. 18 Elgin Park Av

" Josephine Miss, artist, 728 Montgomery, r.
1223 Ciay

" Justine O., blacksmith, r. 29% Harriet

" Kate, widow, r. 1014, 22d

" Lily, widow, r. 18 Elgin Park Av

" Maggie, domestic, 30 Clinton Park

" Margaret, widow, r. 20 Harriet

" Martin, coal passer City of Everett, r. 1001
Battery

" Martin, molder, r. 6 Isis

" Martin J., salesman Eagleson, Hawkins
Co., r. Oakland

" Mary, widow, r. 422 Fulton

" Mary, widow, r. 1500 Franklin

" Mary, widow, janitress Starr King Pri-
mary School, r. 979 Harrison

" Mary Mrs., liquors, 5 Boyd

" Maurice, gripman Market St. Ry, r. 1322.
26th

" Maurice, groceries and liquors, 647 Jessie

" Michael, hostler Sutter St. Ry., r. 521
Howard

" Michael, laborer, r. 2002 Masan

" Michael, porter Son Bros. & Co., r. 928 Ala-
bama

" Michael C, watchman P. M. SS Co., r. 16
Lapidge

" Michael H., blacksmith J. L. Cobleigh, r.
291/2 Clinton

" Michael J., clerk, r. 163, 9th

" Michael J., cutler, 1518 Market, r, 706, 14th

" Michael J., laborer, r. Jules Av nr De
Montford Av

" Michael S., vice-president Hartter Hayes
& Co., r. 810 Mission

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

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Hayes Milton P., packer Yates & Co., r. 118
Page

" Orville P., secretary San Francisco Com-
mission Co., r. 222 Washington, r. Ala-
meda

" P. & S. (Patrick and Samuel), liquors, 510
Howard

" Park Laundry Association, D. Lapouble&
Co. proprietors, Onondaga Av nr Mis-
sion Road

" Patrick (P. &S. Hayes), r. 9 Natoma

" Patrick, expressman, r. 5 Boyd

" Patrick, expressman, SW cor 3d and How-
ard, r. 8 Isis

" Patrick, longshoreman, r. 1 Warren PI

" Phineas, engineer, r. 1015, 19th

" P. W., calker, r. 560 Howard

" Robert, longshoreman, r. 225 Drumm

" Samuel, (P. & S. Hayes), r. 29 Natoma
Hayes, Smith & Co. Plating Works. See Pa-
cific Manufacturing and Plating Works

" Susie B. Miss, nurse California Woman's
Hospital

" Thomas, r. 605 California

" Thomas, wardtender City and County Hos-
pital

" Thomas F., salesman, r. 979 Harrison

" Thomas J., coffee roaster Tillmann & Ben-
del, r. 12,5b Montgomery

" Thomas R., r. 2615 Laguna

" Thomas R., office 214 Battery, r. Sausa-
lito

" Timothy, guard County Jail 3

" Timothy, laborer, r. 903 Francisco

" Valley Advertiser (weekly), Bennett &
Fall proprietors, 509 Hayes

" Valley Brewery, Jurgens & Boese proprie-
tors, 512-514 Grove

" William, r. 17 Chesley

" William, r. 536 Guerrero

" William (Lynch & Hayes), r. 3114 Mis-
sion

" William, bookkeeper, r. 18 Elgin Park Av

" William, helper, r. 501 Napa

" William, carpenter, r. 676 Clementina

" William C.,r. 1515a Pierce

" William C, butcher William K. Bush, r
1420 Broadway rear

" WilliamJ., bookkeeper James W. Sweeney,
r. 1020 Polk

" William J., clerk Cluett, Coon & Co., r.
Oakland

" WilliamJ., law student A. O. Colton, r.
413 O'Farrell

" William T., cashier Raphael Weill Co.,
522 Bryant
4S" Hayes. See Hays
Hayessen D. Mrs., r. 1214^4 Polk

" L. Miss, r. 1214% Polk
Hayford George, attorney at law. 582-585 Em-
porium Bldg, r. 7 Redwood Court

" Tillie Mrs., r. 1550 Kentucky
Hayhurst Justin F., accountant The Market

St. Bank, r. 1020 Howard
Hayman A., fireman str St. Paul
Hayman AI & Co. (incorporated), Harry Mann
president and general manager. Alfred
Bouvier secretary and assistant general
manager, proprietors Baldwin Theatre
and California Theatre, office 936 Market

" Frank N., carpenter, r. 32 Chapultepec

" George S., clerk Station B Post Office, r.
408 Gough

" Isaac, printer, r. 314, 5th

" Lambert, penman, r. 1446 O'Farrell

" Richard, conductor, r. 802 Tennessee

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Haymann Aaron, locksmith, 238 Post, r. 21
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" Julius, tailor, 47, 3d, r. 21 Clinton Park

«-y Haymann. See Heymann

Eaymond Edgar B., attorney at law, 4S-44-4o,
Mills Bldg, 7th floor, telephone Mam
5914, r. Occidental Hotel

Hayne Brewton A., attorney at law, 82o Mar-
ket. Emporium Bldg, 6th floor, r. Berke-
ley
" James J., painter, r. 732%. Clementina

Havne Robert Y., attorney at law, 825 Market,
Emporium Bldg, 6th floor, telephone
Main 5023, r. San Mateo, Cal.

Hayne S. Duncan, attorney at law, 825 Market,
Emporium Bldg, 6th floor, r. San Mateo,

4®" Hayne. See Haine
Haynert Clemens, upholsterer, 214 Stockton
Haynes Celia Miss, milliner, r. 311 Elizabeth
" Charles, cook. r. 32 Steuart
" Charlotte M., widow, r. 2 Tay
" Edmond, janitor Donohoe Bldg
" Francis P., S. J., teacher St. Ignatius

College, r. 535 Linden Av
" George H., dental student, r. 114 Mc-
Allister „
Haynes John, Commissioner Supreme Court
of California, chambers 825 Market, Em-
porium Bldg, r. The Wenban
" Julia, widow, r. 2422 Bush
" Richard, laborer, r. 1140 Alabama
" Roy, switchman, r. 849 Bryant
•' T., plumber, r. 31 Montcalm
" Thomas, molder, r. 1140 ' "''"
" Thomas J., r. 705 Hayes
■ ' William, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. o3o

Linden Av
• ' William A., carpenter, r. 219, 6th Av
4eg=- Haynes. See Haines
Hays Edward L., plumber. 421, 4th
Hays Fred, hairwork and ladies' hairdressing,
248 Sutter
" Hiram B., miner, r. 853 Golden Gate Av
" Ira C. (Hays & Ruhe), r. 1700 Devisadero
- James M., master str Bertha, office 310

Sansome, r. 736 Treat Av
" Julia, widow, r. 825 Sutter
" Nellie, widow, r. 222214 Mission
Hays WillC, fancy dry goods and notions, 1303
Polk and 1525 Devisadero, r. 15II1/2 De-
visadero
" William K., salesman, r, 2219 Sterner
" & Ruhe (Ira C. Hays and Benjamin Ruhe),
dry goods and notions, 1700-1702 Devisa-
dero
J8®-Hays. See Hayes
Hayward Alvinza, capitalist, office 532 Market,

room 2, r. San Mateo
Hayward BuUding, 220 Sutter

Carrie E., widow, r. 1021 Golden Gate Av
Celia A. Mrs., cataloguer Free Public Li-
brary, r. 1023 Shotwell
Charles W., r. 1021 Golden Gate Av
Ellen L., widow, r. 615b Mason
Frank F., salesman James Miller
George Mrs., r. 810 Powell
George B., r. 1021 Golden Gate Av
Harry F., oiler str San Jose, r. 19 Vernon PI
" H. M., master str Mariposa
Hayward Louis A., treasurer and superinten-
dent Guadaloupe Dairy Co., 1015 Valen-
cia, r. 1023 Shotwell
" Thomas W., teamster J. Nolan, r. 919
Army
4®="Hayward. See Heywood

Hayward's BuUding, 415-423 California
Haywood Hardie, r. 1711 Baker
Hazen Nellie E. Miss, r. 10391/2 Valencia
Hazard Clement, machinist, r. 102 West Mis-
Hazard Powder Co., Phelps & Arnold agents,
220-222 Mission

>66i="Hazara. see tivissiiiu

Hazazer Moses, locksmith, 344 Kearny, room 2
Hazel David F., conductor Market St. Ky., r.
465 Jersey ^ ^

" Eli, salesman A. L. Bancroft & Co.
<' John, r. 413, 30th ._,.,,

Hazel Montgomery Free. Kindergarten, Mrs.
Sumner Johnson principal, 211-213, 9th
" Thomas, peddler, r. 413, 30th
-8®=-Hazel. SeeHazell .

Hazelhurst Emma Miss, retoucher Louis

Thors, r. Oakland
4®-Hazelhurst. See Haslehurst
Hazell John, bartender Eric J. Swordstream,

" WihiamH., cashier W. K. Vanderslice &
Co., r. 2613 Sutter
4®=-Hazell. See Hazel
Hazelrigg Ella Mrs., r. 2307 Polk
Hazen Harvey, r. 612 Polk

" John marine fireman, r. b Billings PI
Hazleton Rose H. Mrs., teacher Denman Gram-
mar School, r. 420 Ellis

" William C, clerk, r. 420 Ellis
4fy Hazleton. See Haseltine and Heazleton
Hazlett Isaac, laborer, r. 444 Brannan

" John, teamster, r. 1103 Folsom

" John T., millwright^ r. 444 Brannan .

" Robert, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & uc,

" William J., driver National Ice Co., r. 1103
Folsom
4®=-Hazlett. See Haslett

TiMPorTr E H U S. Commissioner and Master

HeacOCkJ. H^.^^ . b.^ .^ chancery U. S. Circuit

Court, U. S. Appraisers Bldg, room 57, r.

737 Ellis „

'. Estee J., clerk Master and Examiner in

Chancery U. S. Circuit Court, r. 1217

" Frank^T,, clerk auditing dept. Wells, Fargo
& Co.. r. 5 Julian A V
Heacock Harry E., manager Waterbury Watch
Co Pacific Coast, oflice 1^16 Mills Bldg,

Head Addison E., capitalist, r. 1105 Taylor
'. Cecilia, widow, r. 428 Geary ^ , . •

" Centre and Tranquility Mining Co. (Ari-
zona), John W. Pew secretary, 310 Pine,
rooms 15-17 . ^t -nr

" Edwin L., receiver Spring Valley W. W.,

r. 1206 Masonic Av
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 773 Harrison
" Frederick, insurance, r. 732, 23d
'. Granville, selector Nathan, Dohrmann &
Co., r. 728 Sutter 0 xtoh

" Lyman H., salesman Steinberger & Kali-

sher. r. 925 Larkin
" Mary, widow, r. 1326 California

Mary, widow, groceries and liquors, 645

" Tho^as^E., tinsmith Pac. Sheet Metal

Headle7|eorgf ii'reman S. P. Co., r. 378 Shot-

" George, laborer, r. 765 Mission
- William D., boxmaker, r. 7 Dale^Pl
Headman Abraham, machinist Risdon I. & L.

Wks r 1528>< Howard
Headauarters Department of California, U. S.

A., Phelan Bldg, 4th floor
Headauarters First Regiment Infantry aa
^®^^^ Brigade N. G. C? William Macdonald

Colonel Commanding, 25 Page
Headquarters Second Brigade. N. G. C., K. h.
iie*uii ,^j^^gg^^j Brigadier General Command-
ing, 420 Bush
ll«tSrfw^.^cS^ctrrSet St. Ry..
r 14 Eugenia Av .,
.. Martha, widow, nurse, r. 310 Leavenworth
jg^-Headstrom. See Hedstrom

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Headvold Peter, seaman, r. 409 Drumm

Heady Charles L. (Conrad & Heady), r. 1228

Mission
Heaffey John L., bartender Jeremiah J. Dugan,

r. 823 Hayes
Heafner Joseph, butcher, r. 1040 Howard
Heagen J. Miss, saleslady Hale Bros., r. 834

Mission
" Thomas A., with Cal. Roofing and Repair-
ing Co.
Heagerty David (Heagerty & Murray), r. NW

cor 14th and Church
. " Henry P., liquors, SE cor Waller and Stan-

yan
" & Murray (David Heagerty and Patrick

Murray), groceries and liquors, NW cor

14th and Church
^S'Heagerty. See Hagarty, Hagerty, Hag-

gerty and Hegarty
Heairchin James, cook, r. 519, 8th
Heal Anna, widow, r. 54 Clinton Park
Heald Bertha Mrs., matron Boys and Girls Aid

Society, r. 1003 Buchanan
" Charles B., picture frame maker Peter P.

Knapik, r. 5 Shakespeare
Heald Edward P. (E. P. Heald & Co.), and presi-
dent Heald's Business College, 24 Post,

r. 511 Eddy
Heald E. P. & Co. (Edward P. Heald and Charles

S. Haley, M. D.), real estate, 24 Post
" Harmon W., clerk W. K. Vickery, r. 1003

Buchanan

HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE

E. P. Heald president, C. S. Haley secre-
tary, 24 Post, telephone Main 5248

Healdsburg and Sonoma Commission Co., John
P. Ortman president, Charles J. King
secretary, T. S. Merchant manager,
wholesale dairy produce and provisions,
305 Front
Healey Abraham, asst. engineer str Encinal, r

North Temescal
Healey Benjamin, attorney at law, 530 Califor
nia, rooms 58-59, r. 1014 Green
" Bernard, clerk W. Cohen, Hirsch & Co., r

1341/2, 21st
" Bernard, machine operator Cahn, Nickels

burg & Co., r. 234 Hickory Av
" Charles F., painter Corporation Yard S. F.

F. D., r. 651 Folsom

" Charles S., hay and grain and commission
520-522, 7th and 3090 Mission, warehouse
325 Berry, r. 45 Precita Av
" Daniel J., carbuilder Market St. Ry.,r. 236,

28th
" Dennis, groceries and liquors, 349 Minna
" Edward J., 2d officer str Point Loma, r. 222

Townsend
" Edward J., ship owner, r. 1911 Laguna
" Eugene J., salesman W. H. Nolan & Co., r.

1911 Laguna
" Frank, salesman Macondray Bros. & Lock-

ard, r. 151 Valencia
" Frank C, engineer Crocker Bldg, r. 8 Ale-
many
" Fred A., law student Henley & Costello
" George, cook, r. Treat Av nr Precita Av
" Harry P., machinist Golden State & Miners

Iron Wks., r. 86 Moss
" Henry, engineer 4th St. Bridge, r. 651 Fol-
som
Healey Henry S., clerk Chief of Police, office 4
New City Hall, 1st floor, r. 302, 15th
" James, assistant O'Connor, Moftatt & Co.,

r. 638, 23d
" James, laborer, r. 546 Minna
" Jane, widow, r. Shotwell nr Army
" Jeremiah, fireman str Encinal, r. Oakland
" John, r. 34th off San Jose Av
" John, boiler maker, r. 1341/2, 21st
" John, gasfltter, r. 19 Prospect Av
" John, laborer, r. 9 Beideman
" John, laborer Union I. Wks, r. 10 Michi-
gan
" Joseph P., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.

1701 Page
" Leo, porter W. Cohen, Hirsch & Co., r. 134^4,
21st

Healey Louis A., beveler Pioneer W. L. & Color
Wks, r. 651 Folsom
" Louis J., salesman Nolan & Co., r. 1911 La-
guna
" Louisa M., stenographer G. G. Wickson &

Co., r. 2207 Fillmore
" Margaret, widow, r. 443 Jessie
" Margaret, widow, r. 602 Geary
" Margaret, widow, r. 613 Hyde
" Margaret, widow, r. 638, 23d
" Margaret Miss, typewriter, r. 134 Haight
" Martin, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg &

Co., r. 234 Hickory Av
" Mary Miss, bookbinder, r. 651 Folsom
" M. F. Mrs., dressmaking, 811 Van Ness Av
" Michael, hostler John Nolan & Sons, r. 1148

Sutter
" Morgan, r. 151 Valencia
" Patrick J. Mrs., widow, r. 36 Moss rear
" Peter, r. 70 Jessie

" Robert, clerk Kahn & Lasar, r. 1532 Post
" Robert M., clerk Miller & Hanselman, r.

1169 Mission
" Thomas, carpenter, r. 1020 Alabama
" Thomas F., liquors, 147 Valencia, r. 151 Va-
lencia
" Thomas J., clerk, r. 638, 23d
" Timothy, blacksmith, r. ISiY^, 21st
" Timothy, stone cutter, r. 209, 24th
" William, solicitor Domestic Sewing Ma-
chines, r. 1831 Ellis
" William F.,hoseman Engine 13, r. Bernal
nr Army _

Healey WiUiam W., cashier California Furni-
ture Manufacturing Co., r. 1614 California
4®-Healey. See Haley, Healy, Heley and

Healing George, contractor and builder, 3635
Sacramento
" James, r. 982, 15th
Healion James, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 177
Minna
" Thomas C, clerk Bush & Mallett Co., r. 177
Minna
Healt A. A. Miss, asst. matron S. F. Protestant

Orphan Asylum
Health Inspectors, New City Hall, 1st floor
Health Office City and County, New City Hall,

1st floor
Healy Alfred J., journalist Chronicle, r. 613
Hyde
" Bridget, widow, r. 36 Moss rear
" Daniel, r. 410 Duncan •
" Daniel, shoemaker, r. 850 Folsom
" Daniel, tinsmith, r. 1123 Howard
" Daniel, watchman S. P. Co., r. 666 Brannan
" Dennis, clerk John Lyons, r. 547 Mission
" Edward, liquors, 22 Hayes, r. 261/2 Hayes
" Ellen, widow, r. 679 Clementina
" Ellen, widow, r. 705 Howard
" Frank, foreman cutting room U. S. Mint,

r. San Rafael
" Frank, pressman Francis- Valentine Co., r.

221 Turk
" George M., pipemaker W. W. Montague &

Co.,r. 70 Jessie
" James Dr., r. Lick House
" James H., laborer, r. 116 Ivy Av
" James P., r. 1104, 17th
" Jeremiah, groceries, 130 Shipley
" John, r. 121,4th
" John, laborer, r. 224 Ritch
" John, laborer, r. 622, 4th
" John, laborer, r. 677 Clementina
" John, laborer, r. 907 Folsom
" John, laborer Union I. Wks, r. .501 Napa

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Healy John H., physician and surgeon, 813 Sut-
ter, r. 918 Ellis
" Joseph E., plumber, r. 1134 Florida
" Lawrence E., teamster Overland Freight

Transfer Co., r. 47 Bluxome
" Margaret, widow, r. 304 Moulton
" Mary T., domestic. 937 Haight
" Matthew, horse dealer. 1701 Harrison
" Maurice P., liquors, 1001 Illinois
" Michael, coxswain U. S. str Albatross
" Michael helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 646

Folsom
" Michael A., carpenter, r. 316 Lobos
" Michael J., stone contractor. 40 New Mont-
gomery, r. Loomis, Placer Co
" Millie J. Miss, bookkeeper Stulz Bros., r.

730 Filbert
" Nicholas, laborer, r. 530, 3d
" Patrick, laborer Pac. Gas. Imp. Co., r.
Lombard bet Buchanan and Laguna

HEALY PATRICK J.,

antiquarian bookseller, proprietor of
"Healy's Old Book Store," makes a
specialty of California Incunabula,
formerly at 206 Powell and 104, 122
and 408 O'Farrell, now at 203 Pow-
ell, r. 1825 San Carlos Av
Healy Richard, horseshoer William Dolan, r. 8
Louisa
" Robert, fireman str Santa Rosa. r. 71 Te-
hama
" Thomas E., watchman U. S. Mint, r. 904

Folsom
" Thomas F.. draughtsman, r. 1134 Florida
Healy, Tibbitts & Co. (William H. Healy and
Robert Tibbitts), wharf, bridge and rail-
road builders, 37 Steuart
" Timothy J., plumber and gasfltter, 1134

Florida
" W. Frank, business agency, 33 Kearny
" William, baker, r. 13 Eugenia Av
" William H. (Healy, Tibbitts & Co.), r. 613

Hyde
'■ William J., real estate, r. 1317 Steiner
" & Phillips, stone yard. 730, 7th
«r-Healy. See Haley. Healey, Helev and Hely
Healy's Old Book Store, Patrick J. Healy pro-
prietor, 303 Powell
Heanan Arthur M.. salesman Cal. Furniture
Mfg. Co., r. 3419a Clay
" Mary C, widow, r. 4 Hanover PI
Heaney Arthur, shoemaker, r. 931 Army
" Edward J., plumber, r. 713 Point Lobes Av
" Frank, carpenter, r. 33d Av nr Point Lobos

Av
" James, bartender, r. 18 Hunt
" James W. (Schrader & Co.). r. 1441, 33d
" John (Kane & Heaney), r. 514 Minna
" John, corporal police, r. 935 Greenwich
" John, molder. r. 23d Av nr Point Lobos Av
" John F., blacksmith Market St. Ry., r. 633

Hermann
•' John H., street contractor, r. 30 Middle
" Martin, packer, r. 18 Hunt
" Mary A., widow, r. 1410 Leavenworth
" Michael, porter, r. 18 Hunt
" Michael N., machinist, r. 935 Greenwich
" Robert E.. butcher Thomas J. Hicks, r.

3033 Geary
" Thomas F.. marine engineer, r. 8 Clay
" William P.. salesman James W. Edwards,
r. 1410 Leavenworth
£S=-Heaney. See Haney, Heeney and Heney
Heans Robert G., calker, r. 31 '4 Rausch
Heaphey Michael J., policeman, r. 433 Day

Heaphy Hannah, widow, janitress Rincon
Grammar School, r. 34b Silver
" James H., chipper Jardine Iron Wks, r.

36 Ridley
" John J., whip maker, r. 1316 Alabama
" Julia Mrs., laundress, r. 117 Natoma
Heard Charles, traveling salesman, r. 640 Gol-
den Gate Av
" Frederick, cashier Mark Strouse, r. 734

McAllister
" M. E. Miss, solicitor ^tna Ins. Co., r. Hotel
St. Nicholas
j8®=-Heard. See Herd. Hird and Hurd
Hearfield, Bannister &Co. (David Hearfield and
William D. Bannister), manufacturers
Paris white and whiting and proprietors
The Columbia Marble Co., 347 Brannan,
olHce 305 Sacramento
" David (Hearfield, Bannister & Co.), r. San
Rafael
Hearly Frank, dept. manager O'Connor, Moffatt

& Co.,r. 503 Cole
Hearn Celia, widow, r. 413, 4th
" Dennis, laborer, r. 566 Bryant
" J., bridge builder, r. 560 Howard
" John, news agent, r. 1, 17th
" Simon, fireman Engine 33, r. 117. 16th
" Thomas F., compositor, r. 3916 Fillmore
" William A., plumber, r. 11 Bryant Av rear
" William C. sign painter, r. 707, 34th
i^T' Hearn. See Hern and Heron
Hearne Frank, blacksmith Louis C. Rasmussen,
r. 33 Russ
" M. J., seaman U. S. str Albatross
" William, guard, r. 33 Russ
" William H., clerk McCafferty Bros., r. 33
Russ
Hearney Andrew, molder, r. 8 Clara
Hugh, clerk, r. 8 Clara
" Michael, laborer, r. 8 Clara
Hearon Peter W., shoemaker. Railroad Av nr

13th Av South
Hearsch Mary, widow, r, 1533 Polk
•' William J., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 1533
Polk
Hearst A., porterCal. Furniture Mfg. Co., r. 635

Grove
Hearst Estate, E. H. Clark manager, 33 Mills
Bldg,9th fioor
" Frederick C. . clerk, r. 808, 8th
Hearst Free Kindergarten Ho 1, Miss Eva A.

Taylor principal, 513 Union
Hearst Free Kindergarten No. 2, Miss Cora

B. Griflin principal, 513 Union
Hearst Free Kindergarten No. 3, Miss Emma

I. McCracken principal, 513 Union
Hearst Grammar School, Mrs. Nettie A. Wood
principal, SW cor Hermann and Fill-
more
" Michael J., porter Cal. Furniture Mfg. Co.,
r. 635 Grove
Hearst William E., editor and proprietor The
Examiner, business office 756 Market cor
Grant Av
J8®=Hearst. See Hirst and Hurst
Hearty James, laborer, r. 3 Morrell PI
" Sarah, widow, r. 3 Morrell PI
" Thomas E.. asst. weigher U. S. Customs, r.
Oakland
4®=-Hearty. See Harty
Heasman Ann, widow, r. 615 Pine rear

" Anna Miss, seamstress, r. 615 Pine rear
Heath Anna Mrs., nurse, r. 4 Byington Av
" Benjamin, storekeeper Market St. Ry., r.

1816 Post
" Edward E. H., clerk Cascade Laundry, r.

108 Eddy
" Edward L., r. 932b Sutter
" Frank E., conductor, r. 3019 Pine
" Frederick W.. bartender H. E. Oehsen. r.

516,4th
" Geneva J., widow, nurse, r. 443, 20th
" George B., electric belt maker Pac. Elec-
tric Belt and Truss Co., r. 442, 30th
" George H., clerk, r. 319 Sutter
" Heber L., glove cutter, r. 33 Oak Grove Av

rear
" John A., barber Hugh Rodden, r. 510, 4th
" John C, waiter, r. 4 Byington Av

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Heath Langhorne, cashier The Liverpool and
London and Globe Insurance Co., r. 3293
Sacramento
Mary E., widow, r. 2293 Sacramento
Mary L., widow dressmaking, 122 Taylor
Oscar H., clerk Smiths' Cash Store, r. 442,

80th
Richard S., clerk, r. 2293 Sacramento
Richard W., stock broker and mining sec-
retary, 318 Pine, room 12, r. San An-
selmo
Roberta L. Miss, teacher Broadway Gram-
mar School, r. 2293 Sacramento
Royal T., traveling salesman Dunham,
Carrigan & Hayden Co., r. Russ House
The, A. & M. Buislay proprietors, 312

Eddy
Thomas J., butcher str City of Peking, r.

373 Sanchez
Virginia D. Miss, teacher Broadway

Grammar School, r. 2293 Sacramento
Walter S., paperhanger, r. 1041. 20th
William C, teamster George W. Emmons.

r. 330, 12th
William R., clerk Commercial Union As-
surance Co., r. 2293 Sacramento
& Milligan Manufacturing Co. (Chicago),
Magner Bros, agents, 322-324 Front
jea=- Heath. See Heeth
Heathcote Basil, president Heathcote, Dexter

& Co., 314 Sacramento, r. San Rafael
Heathcote, Dexter & Co. (incorporated), Basil
Heathcote president, wholesale liquors,
314 Sacramento
" William A., bartender The Baldwin, r. 1150
Guerrero
Heatley Edward D. (Dickson, DeWolf & Co.), r.
SW cor Kearny and Chestnut
" Philip, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 812 Cen-
tral Av
Heatlie William C, machinist Gustav Ljung,

r. 265 East Av
Heaton Henry, paver, r. 942, 20th rear
Heaton Oscar G., attorney at law, 305 Spreckels
Bldg,927 Market, r. East Oakland
" Richard, boiler maker Risdon I. & L. Wks,
r. 1312% Alabama
Heavener Ellen Mrs., millinery, 1332 Stockton,

r. 416 Ellis
Heavey Bernard, salesman Joseph A. McGiffln,
r. 4314 Everett
" Martin, carpenter, r. 43% Everett
" Martin J., picture mat maker Schussler

Bros., r. 43% Everett
" Sabina, widow, r. 43% Everett
4®=Heaviside. See Haviside
Heazelton George, proprietor The Financial
Letter, 714 Spreckels Bldg, r. 801 Leaven-
worth
Hebb Archibald Y., solicitor, r. 209 Leides-

dorft
Hebbard Harry, coremaker Vulcan Iron Wks.,
r. 319, 1st
" Henry F., driver Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r.
1413 Jones
Hebbard Jolin C. B., judge Superior Court De-
partment 4, chambers New City Hall, 2d
floor, r. 912 Devisadero
" N. A. Mrs., widow, r. 910 Jones
4S=-Hebbard. See Hibbard
Hebbert Charles, painter M.J. & J. J. Donovan.

r. 651 Stevenson
Heber Henry, carpenter Union Box Factory, r.
3 Alaska PI
" William, gunsmith, r. 15 Vandewater
Heberer Oil Burner, George McGillivray

agent, 42, 2d
Heberger Martin, plasterer, r. 1926 Golden Gate

Av
Hebgen Adolph G., salesman Kohlberg,

Strauss & Frohman, r. 309, 5th
Hebranck Johanna, widow, r. 1228 Sanchez

" John, glassblower, r. 910% Harrison
Hebrew Benevolent Society First, oflice NE

cor Post and Taylor
Hebrew Home for Aged Disabled, Samuel
Polack president, Mrs. M. Kaskell sec-
retary, B. Jacobson superintendent, 507
Lombard

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,
CARPETS.

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Hebrew Orphan Asylum and Home Society
Pacinc, secretary's office 105 Stockton,
rooms 21-24 Orphan Asylum cor Devisa-
dero and Hayes, Home cor Silver Av and
Mission

HEBREW THE,

established 1863, Philo Jacoby pub-
lisher and proprietor, 612 Commercial

Hechheimer Lee, butcher, 1303 Buchanan, r. 1723
Buchanan
" M. L., clerk Rosenthal Bros. & Co., r. 1723
Buchanan
Hecht Abraham E., (Hecht Bros. & Co.)
" Bert R., (Hecht Bros. & Co.), r. SW cor
Washington and Laguna
Hecht Brothers & Co., (Jacob H., Louis Jr.,
Abraham E., Marcus H. and Bert R.
Hecht),bonds and investment securities,
312 Pine
" C. Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 87, 25th
" Charles, laborer, r. 102 Bay
" Edel, lithographer, r. 1506 Sacramento
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 421, 4th
" Henry, shoecutter P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 441

Fell
" Hiram, salesman Sommer & Kaufmann, r.

1821 Sacramento
" Isaac (estate of), office 312 Pine
" Isaac Mrs., widow, 312 Pine
" Jacob, compositor Commercial Publising

Co., r. 441 Fell
" Jacob H., (Hecht Bros. & Co.), r. Boston,

Mass.
" John, secretary Baker Hill Mining Co. 523

Kearny
" Joseph A., artist Elite Photographic
Studio and teacher shorthand, 706
Spreckels' Bldg, r. 322 Fell
" Louis Jr. (Hecht Bros. & Co.), r. Boston,

Mass.
" Manuel, mechanic, r. 5 Bernard
Hecht Marcus H. (Hecht Bros. & Co.), and
president Buckingham & Hecht, 312 Pine,
r. 2100 Washington
" Samuel, r. 17 Yerba Buena
" Treu, photo printer, r. 1506 Sacramento
Hechtman Baer. carpenter, r. 32 Morris Av
Heck Joseph H., painter, r. 106 Arlington
•' Stephen (Creyer & Heck), r. 1653% Mission
" Victor, clerk William F. Nelson & Son, r.
Alameda
Hecke Julius R.. driver, r. 1919 Hyde
Heckel Frederick, night clerk Hackmeier

Hotel
Heckendorf August, blacksmith Yosemite Mfg.

Co., r. 200 Turk
Hecker Freda Miss, saleslady, r. 527a Union
" John G., solicitor Goldberg, Bowen & Co.,

r. 540 Grove
" John L., tailor, r. 527a Union
" Leon G., clerk, r. 537a Union
4®" Hecker. See Hacker
Heckert William (Francke & Heckert), r. 833

Pacific
Heckler Louis, carrier postoffice, r. 1236, 26th
Heckley Robert, engineer, r. 2739 Pine
Heckman Elizabeth, widow, r. 419 Capp
" James R.. cannery supt. Alaska Packers'

Assn., 308 Market
" Richard J., butcher, r. 1078 Howard
" Robert C, r. 507 Mason
Heckmann Frederick, seaman, r. 232 Minna
" Frederick J., turner and carver, 3835, 16th
" Frederick W., rattan worker Wakefield
Rattan Co., r. 3835, 16th

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Heckmann H. & Co. (Herman H. Heckmann),
produce connnission merchants, 400-402
Davis and 122 Washington
" Herman H. (H. Heckmann & Co.), r. 1804

Ellis
" Herman H. Jr., salesman H. Heckmann &

Co., r. 1804 Ellis
" William B., clerk, r. 28S5, 16th
Heckscher Edmond, bookkeeper, r. 1419 Taylor
Hecktor George P. K., motorman S. F. & S. M.

Ry., r. 204 Sunnyside Av
Hecox George W., r. 333 O'Farrell
Hector Gold Mining Co. (Amador Co.), offlce 517

Clay
Hedherg Adolph, blacksmith, r. 2216 Filbert

" Charles, waiter S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy
Hedblom Anna, domestic, 2607 Fillmore
Hedburg F., blacksmith Pac. Roll. Mill.

" James, painter, r. 11 Telegraph PI
Hedden Charles, gripman Market St. Ry, r. 1530
Castro
" J. Mrs., widow, r. 948 Guerrero
Hedder Joseph, r. 214 Fell
Hedderich Charles H., cabinet maker August

Wolf, r. Alameda
Hedemark Anna N., widow, r. 130 Bartlett

HEDEMARK C. L.,

commission merchant, wholesale and
retaU dealer in coal, wood, hay and
grain, 1052 Valencia cor 22d, tele-
phone Mission 189, r. H2914 Valencia

Hedemark Dennis E., varieties, 1054 Valencia,

r. 130 Bartlett
Hedger H. A., capitalist, r. 1608 Golden Gate Av
Hedges Charles L., cigars and confectionery,
53714 Clay
" Edward R., r. 1613 Green
" George W., machine works, 323 Mission, r.

219a Webster
" Henry W., traveling salesman, 23 Luning

Bldg, r. 312 Eddy
" Joseph W., machinist, r. 1823a Union
" Samuel B. Rev., C. S. P. asst. rector St.
Mary's Church (R. C), r. 628 California
Hediger Joseph M., painter G. Orsi, r. 927 Filbert
Hedirks David, carpenter, r. 737% Howard
Hedler Henry, butcher Draper & Selig, r. 6th A v

South bet L and M
Hedley James, r. 31 Stanly PI
■' John (Morton & Hedley) r. 31 Stanly PI
" Van Zant, clerk W. U. Tel. Co., r. Lorln
Hedlund George, longshoreman, r. 327 Bryant
rear
" John A., laborer, r. 229 Crescent Av
Hedman Daniel, seaman, r. 131 East
Hedquist Charles, seaman, r. 409 Drumm

" John, carpenter, r. 204 Congo
Hedrich John L., liquors, 12 Mason, r. 18 Marye
Terrace
" Louis, butcher, 2.306 Howard
Hedrick Frank, machinist, r. 468 Clementina
" Leland B., driver J. P. Brownlee, r. 30

Grove
■• Lyman, dentist, 513 Taylor
" Walter M., druggist Emery P.Gates &Co.,

r. 513 Taylor
" William, machinist, r. 468 Clementina
*fi= Hedrick. See Haedrich, Hedderich and

Headrick
Hedstrom Bernhard, carpenter, r. 921, 14th
" John B., watchman Atlas Iron Wks, r. 227

Pennsylvania Av
" John B. Jr., draughtsman Union I. Wks,
r. 227 Pennsylvania Av
eS' Hedstrom. See Hadstrom and Headstrom

Heeb Philip, cook, r. 1028 Clay

Heeder Cecilia, widow, dressmaking, 138 Eddy

Heeg Lawrence, laborer Cal. Barrel Co., r. 1411

Minnesota
Heegaard Carl V., master mariner, r. 1001 Capp
Heehs Paul H., foreman W. D. Wilson, r. 517a

Fell
Heenan Edward, carpenter, 771 Bryant, r. 435%
Stevenson
" James, r. 346, 4th

" John, attorney at law and secretary Burge
& Donahoo Co. and American Imp. Co.,
220 Sansome, room 4, r. 1544 Howard
" John C, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 228

Langton
" Kate, widow, r. 627 Locust Av
" Maggie Miss, shirtmaker Standard Shirt

Factory, r. 627 Locust Av
" Martin W., motorman Market St. Ry., r.

1556 Kentucky
" Stephen C, cabinet maker Hey wood Bros.
&Co., r. 541 Minna
4®" Heenan. See Heanan
Heeney Edward J., plumber, r. 421%, 11th
" Henry, blacksmith, r. 339 Bryant
" James, blacksmith Lowney Bros., r. 820

Potrero Av
" John, carpenter, r. 339 Bryant
" Margar.et, widow, r. 820 Potrero Av
" Thomas J., engineer str Alcazar, r. 433
Golden Gate Av
4®= Heeney. See Haney, Heaney and Heney
Heense Leonard, barber, 510 Post, r. 321% O'Far-
rell
" Louis, cellarman John Wieland Brewery,

r. 321% O'Farrell
" William, r. 321% O'Farrell
Heer Eliza, widow, r. 4 Martha PI

" Lulu Miss, r. 4 Martha PI
Heesch Carl A., insurance broker, 313 California,
r. 504 Ellis
" John F. (Heesch & Hansen), r. 403 Drumm
" & Hansen (John F. Heesch and Thomas
Hansen), liquors, 403 Drumm
Heesemann Hem y, butcher H. A. Rosenbaum, r.

2lB Glover
Heeth Albert S., tailor Joseph Poheim, r 70
Everett
" Charles, bookkeeper August Koerber, r. 70

Everett
" George C, pileman Harbor Commissioners
" Hermann W., clerk, r. 70 Everett
Jm' Heeth. See Heath
Heffelflnger William C, with R. T. Kennedy

Co., r. 218 Turk
Hefferin R., seaman str St. Paul

" William, pressman, r. 417 Day
Heffernan Arthur, peddler, r. 363 Clementina
Garrett, carpenter, r. 538 Mission
Henrv T., shoecutter W. H. Nolan & Co., r.

1233 Pacific
James, pantryman Young & Weisman, r.

317 O'Farrell
James, tailor, r. 1322 Ellis
James F., carpenter, r. 305 Filbert
Joseph, blacksmith, r. 1311 Montgomery
Julia J. Miss, teacher music, r. 1322 Ellis
Matthew, cement worker, r. 781 Stevenson
Michael, liquors, 223 Sansome, r. 712 Guer-
rero
Michael J., tailor, r. 112% Fell
Owen E., policeman, r. 925 Alabama
Patrick, laborer, r. Cable Hotel
Peter J., teamster Gross & MuUaney, r.

133 Turk
William (Heffernan & Driscoll), r. 538 Mis-
sion
William, nurse, r. 1616% Bush
William P., shoefitter, r. 305 Filbert
& Driscoll (William Heffernan and James
F. Driscoll), liquors, 121, 4th
Heffner Frank, r. 347 Minna

Heffron Patrick, chicken ranch, r. San Bruno Av
nr Cortland Av
" Thomas, r. 904 Buchanan
>e®=Heflron. See Hefron and Heyfron
Hefron Helen L. Miss, teacher Crocker Gram-
mar School, r. 503 Cole

" , widow, r. 503 Cole

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Hefty Emma Miss, teacher Cal. School of Me-
chanical Arts, r. Oakland
" John, barber 519, 4th
-BS^Hegar. See Hagar
Hegard Otto, porter S. F. Breweries
Hegarty Eugene J. (Hegarty & McSweeney),
r. 618 Eddy
" John, meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 37

Minna
" & McSweeney (Eugene J. Hegarty and
Daniel McSweeney), produce commis-
sion, 56, 2d
4®="Hegarty. See Hagarty, Hagerty, Haggerty

and Heagerty
Hegele Paulina L., widow, r. 114 McAllister

Frederick, laborer Charles M. Depew
Planing Mill Co., r. 858i4 Folsom
Daniel C, manufacturer shirts, 318
Kearny, r. 118 Ridley
" Frederick J., salesman D. C. Heger, r. 318

Kearny
" G. Henry, druggist, r. 1914 Rausch
" Oscar, cigar maker J. E. Kiefer, r. 1914

Rausch
" Robert H., plumber J. A. O'Dea, r. 19i4
Rausch
Hegerhorst John, bartender Stelling Bros., r.

892, 14th
Hegerty Emile, messenger Hammam Baths, r.
334 Clementina
" Patrick D., r. 4 Russ

" William, barber Happ & Gingg, r. 328
Geary
Heggerty Charles J. (Knight & Heggerty),
attorney at law, 74-80 Chronicle Bldg, r.
1906 Webster
Heggum Charles W., painter, r. 2604 Bryant
Hegler Frederick A., r. 228 Haight

" John, r. 228 Haight
Hegyessy James, operator Theo. C. Marceau, r.

826 Market
Hehemann Ida Mrs., r. 130, 1 1th
Heibach Annie, widow, dressmaking, 114 Mason
Heick Christian, boots and shoes, 3789, 16th
" Frederick, bookkeeper Cesar Bertheau, r.

630 Haight
" William, druggist German Hospital, r. 630
Haight
Held August, sausage maker L. Schnetzler, r.9

Mint Av
Heidborn Charles W., delicacies, 1417 Ellis
Heide Charles, paper carrier, r. 636 Commercial
'■ Henry (Heide & Pfahlert), r. 1600 Larkin
" Henry (New York City), A. C. Boldemann
agent, 307 Commercial
Heide & PfaMert (Henry Heide and Julius
Pfahlert), groceries and liquors, 1600-
1602 Larkin
Heidelberg William, engineer, r. 314 Minna
Heidemann Frank (Baumeister & Heidemann).

r. 135A 24th
Heiden Anna L., domestic, 1817 Jackson
" Gustave, laborer, r. 728 Filbert
" Gustave, laborer Western Sugar Refinery,
r. 1005 Tennessee
Heidenreich Charles W., carpenter, r. 1413 Cali-
fornia
" Emil, watchman, r. 450 Tehama
" Frederick, musician, r, 450 Tehama
" Frederick J., musician, r. 450 Tehama
" M., r. 220 Montgomery Av
Heidenthaler Louis, lodgings, 210 Washington
Heider Alfred, clerk, r. 623 Ash Av
" Carl, baker John Schlichtmann, r. 645 Mc-
Allister
" Christopher, barber, 310 Bush, r. 623 Ash Av
" Frank, foreman George H. Tay Co., r. Oak-
land
" Frank B., druggist, NE cor Golden Gate

Av and Webster, r. 1002 Webster
" Frank C, sheet iron worker George H. Tay

Co., r. Oakland
" Frederick, barber C. Heider, r. 623 Ash Av
Heidon John, seaman, r. 240 Greenwich
Heidorn Herman, r. 6 Morris Av
Heidt Edward, metal worker Pac. Metal Wks,

r. Alameda
Heidt Jolm W., secretary and treasurer Pacific
Metal Works, 137-139, 1st, r.

W. MONTAGUE &

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and Irrigation.

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAKEET ST.

Heidt Wesley, secretary and assistant manager
Forderer Cornice Works, 224-228 Mission,
r. 319 Geary
Heidtmann Arnold, foreman Western Sugar Re-
finery, r. Wisconsin 2 S of 20th. Potrero
" Christof F., r. 426 Shot well
•' Harry, salesman Henry Wessel, r. 1601

Turk
" Henry, laborer, r.429 Ridley
4®"Heidtmann. See Heitmann
Heiduska Ferdinand, watchmaker and jeweler,

413 Bush, r. 1529 Golden Gate Av
Heier Joseph, driver Chicago Brewery
4®=Heier. See Heyer and Hyer
Heilbron Adolph (Poly, Heilbron & Co.), r. Sac-
ramento, Cal.
" August, estateof (Poly, Heilbron & Co.), 339

Kearny
" Charles F., tile setter W. W. Montague &

Co., r. 1328 Pacific
" Frederick, r. 1328 Pacific
•' Joseph P., salesman Blake, MofBtt &

Towne, r. 899 Pine
" Mary Mrs., r. 1328 Pacific
Heilbronner August, secretary Golden Gate
Lumber Co. ,4 Sutter, rooms 8-10, r. Hotel
Richelieu
" Julius (Bissinger & Co.). r. 1219 Hyde
Heilbronner Max, secretary Alaska Commer-
cial Co., 310 Sansome, r. 816 Sutter
Heilbuth John, teamster Quires Soda Water

Co., r. 501 Franklin
Heilemann William H., cigar packer Pac. Coast

Co-op Cigar Mfg. Co., r. 28 Russ
Heilfron Alfred J., barber 341 Hayes, r. 525 Fell
Heilmann John E., deputy County Clerk, r. 708
Brannan
" Richard W., soap manufacturer, S s El
Dorado nr De Haro, office 708 Brannan
Heilpern Max, Hebrew books, 1043^2 Folsom
Heilrath John, clerk Lash"s Bitters Co., r. 1117

Mission
Heim Franz L., boots and shoes, 121 Grant Av.
r. 2238 Post
" Jacob F., dairy, 18th Av South nr G
" John G., chicken ranch, 19th Av South nr G
" Louis, butcher, r. 427}^, 4th Av
Heim Otto W., secretary to manager Pacific
Dept. Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, 35
New Montgomery, room 7, r. East Oak-
land
" Phillip, machinist Clot & Meese. r, Berke-
ley
" Thomas, r. 306 Greenwich
Heiman Abraham, tailor H. Levin, r. 134, 4th
" Isaac, clothing, 120 Jackson, r. 1231 Vallejo
,, Jacob, clerk Isaac Heiman, r. 1231 Vallejo
" Jonas, janitor B'nai B'rith Hall, r. 629 Ellis
'■ Joseph, traveling salesman, r. 2033 Sacra-
mento
Heimann Aaron, locksmith, r. 21 Clinton Park
" August M., bookbinder R. 1. Whelan& Co.,

r. 1518 Leavenworth
" Emma Miss, tailoress. r. 21 Clinton Park
" Julius, tailor, r. 31 Clinton Park
" Rose Miss, bookkeeper, r. 21 Clinton Park
4S"Heimann. See Heyman and Hyman
Heimburg Louis, bartender W. Leege & Co., r.

1332 Vallejo
Heimemeyer Charles, buffer Schaezlein & Bur-
ridge, r. 537 O'Farrell
Heimerl Emily, widow, r. 317 Ellis

" Hulda F. Miss, dressmaking, 317 Ellis
Heimoller Balthazar, baker Becker & Sander,

r. 226 Pacific
Heimrath Joseph, furrier, r. 640 Stevenson

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DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF

FOREIGN ^^ DOMESTIC OOAl.

Family Trade a Specialty.

Heims Frank, porter Wells, Fargo &Co., r. 141/2
Sherman

" John, upholsterer, 1314 Valencia
Heimstadt Peter, baker, r. 41.3 Minna
Hein Annie Miss, artist, r. 24 Mint Av

" Charles, carriage trimnaer Studebaker
Bros. Mfg. Co., r. 17Laskie

" Charles, musician, r. 24 Mint Av

" Charles M., sign painter Swan & Stein, r.
102 Ellis

" Crissie. widow, lodgings, 90714 Mission

" Joseph, liquors, 513 East, r. 24 Mint Av

" Louisa, widow, r. 1438 Howard

" Minna Mrs., proprietor Felvey House, 24
Mint Av
Heinbockel Henry L., plumber, r. 410 Francisco
Heindorf Herman, cigar maker, r. 767 Folsom
Heine A., r. 86 Everett

" Frederick F., with Cal. Paint Co., r. 112
Vicksburg
Heine G. 0. & Co. (Gustave O. Heine), import-
ers and manufacturers pianos, dealers
musical instruments, agents for Shaw
piano, 136 Ellis, Y. M. C. A. Bldg, tele-
phone 5744, musical department, Em-
porium Bldg

" Gustave O. (G. O. Heine & Co.), 136 Ellis

" Henry, brick layer, r. 13 Rausch

" Henry W.. salesman, r. 737 Church

" Hulda, widow, r. 536, 15th

" Louis, musical director Tivoli Opera
House, r. 42814 Eddy

" Marie, widow. 411V4. 13th

" Samuel, butcher Simon Silverberg, r. 14th
Av South nr Railroad Av

" William F., paper carrier, r. 15 Glover
Heineberg Jacob A., manager city wholesale
dept. Nathan, Dohrmann & Co., r. 1519
Jackson

" Laura Miss, teacher Humboldt Primary
School, r. 1519 Jackson

" Leah Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar
School, r, 1519 Jackson

" Rika, widow, r. 1519 Jackson

" Sarah, widow, r. 1017 Laguna
Heinecke Anna E., widow, r. Serpentine Av nr
Folsom

" Brothers (Max and Charles), groceries and
liquors, 1021. 18th

" Charles (Heinecke Bros.) ,r. 38 Caselli Av

" Charles A., cooper, r. 38 Caselli Av

" Fred, bartender, r. 801 Kearny

" George, steward S. F. Verein, r. 738 Post

" Max (Heinecke Bros.), r. 38 Caselli Av

" W. Paul, motorman Market St. Ry., r. 67
Henry
.^g'-Heinecke. See Heinicke, Hencke and Hincke
Heineken Albert C, r. 1826 Post
Heineman Arthur J., salesman H. M. Heine-
man, r. 1613 Bush

" August, baker, r. 763 Howard ■

" Charles A., special policeman, r. 1305 Buch-
anan

" Charles J., salesman H. M. Heineman, r.
1613 Bush

" Clifford, cutter H. M. Heineman, r. 16l3Bush

" Edward B., salesman H. M. Heineman, r.
1613 Bush

" Fannie, widow (Heineman & Stern), r. 1709
Geary

" Fannie, widow, r. 1828b Sutter

" Felix, butcher, r. 1709 Geary

" Fred C, jeweler Shreve & Co., r. Berkeley

" Henry M., manufacturer neckwear, gloves
and suspenders, 109 Sansome, r. 1613
Bush

Heineman Jacob, painter Sutter St. Ry., r. 1432

Ellis
" Joseph H., traveling salesman Graf Bros.,

r. 1432 Ellis
" Max M., manager Pacific Wall Paper Co.,

Ill Battery, r. 1830 Eddy
" Moses, butcher, r. 1709 Geary

HEINEMAN & STERN

(Mrs. Fannie Heineman and Moses
Stem), manufacturers smoked and

Eickled beef and German sausage, 916
arkin, telephone East 242

*5=" Heineman. See Heinimann and Heyne-

mann
Heinemann C, gripman Cal. St. RR.,r. 1434 Cal-
ifornia
" Charles B., mechanic Christofler M. Chris-

toffer, r. 667 Broderick
" George (Heinemann & Fladmark), r. 667

Broderick
" Julius, waiter John Feyhl, r. 511 Valencia
" & Fladmark (George Heinemann and Olaf
J. Fladmark), groceries, 667 Broderick
Heines Elizabeth Mrs., janitress St. John's
Episcopal Church, r. 309 Guerrero
" James, car driver, r. 309 Guerrero
" Julius, baker, r. 428 Broadway
Heinhardt Frederick W., carriage trimmer, r.

530 O'Farrell
Heinicke Charles W., groceries, 29 Clementina
" Paul, waiter The Louvre, r. 1, 5th
" William F., bookkeeper Graf Bros., r. 29
Clementina
Heinimann John M., physician, 504 Kearny, r.

East Oakland
Heininger Charles P., manufacturer walking
canes and smokers' articles and pub-
lisher view albums, 526 Market, r. 27
Liberty
Heinke Edward, r. Old Peoples' Home

" Louis, cooper, r 444 Brannan
J8S- Heinke. See Hainke and Heinecke
Heinlein Casper, chicken ranch, r. 25th nr Con-
necticut, Potrero
Heico Edward, clerk Leon Lemos, r. 229 Oak
" Emil, boxmaker, r. 229 Oak
" Jacob, nurse, r. 226^/4 Oak

HEINO JULIUS,

dentist, The Orlando, SE cor 6th and
Howard, rooms 3-4, formerly of the
Colton Dental Association

Heino Saul, cutter Leon Lemos, r. 229 Oak
Heinrich Adele, widow, r. 16 Natoma

" Albert, watchmaker Shreve & Co., r. 2307
Harrison

" Bruno, electrician Mutual Electric Light
Co..r. 315 Clipper

" Rudolf, agent Contra Costa Laundry, 404
O'Farrell

" Rudolph, carpenter, r. 8 Polk
Heinroth Oscar H.. jeweler Shreve & Co., r.

Elmhurst, Cal.
Heins A., r. 811 Bryant

" Adolph F. (J. D. Heins & Co.), r. 40414 Fol-
som
Heins Alexander, manufacturer leather and
fulled rawhide belting, 134 Main, r. 2209
Green

" Catherine, widow, r. 1334 Union

" Herman, bartender T. F. A. Obermeyer, r.
65 Tehama

" J. D. & Co. (John D. and Adolph F. Heins),
groceries and liquors, NW cor Folsom
and Fremont

" John D. (J. D. Heins & Co.), r. NW cor Fol-
som and Fremont

" JohnD., transferrer Union Litho. Co., r..
1234 Union

" Julius (Aurich & Heins), r. 909 Kearny

" Louis R., salesman, r. 148 CoUingwood

" Peter D.. teamster, r. 1334 Union

" T., conductor Market St. Ry, r, 3237 Mis-
sion

" Theodore, machinist S. Bloom & Sons., r. 80
Army

" William H., r. 1334 Union
>8®-Heins. See Heinz, Hinds, Hines and Hynes

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Heinscli Rudolph C, messenger Wells, Fargo &

Co., r. 334 Noe
Heinsen Charles, musician, r. 201 Taylor
Heinsohn Henry, teamster, r. 11 Harriet
" Herman, bookkeeper South S. F. Packing
and Provision Co., r. Alameda
Heintz Frederick, ironer S. F. Laundry, r. 339,
6th
" George A., cashier Katz & Sons, r. 18, 7th
4®=Heintz. See Hintz
Heinz Barbara, widow, r. 234 Castro
" Charles, plumber C. Heinz, r. 818M Green-
wich
" Charles, sausage factory, 362, 3d
" Christopher, baker and confectioner, 1419

Stockton, r. 627 Green
" Conrad, laborer, r. 555^/4 Natoma
" Conrad, plumber and gasfltter, 714 Mont-
gomery Av and 1844 Union, r. 3120 Union
" Edward G., salesman Cal. Wire Cloth Co.,

r. 261/^ Valparaiso
" George, furniture, 847 "Valencia
" Henry, blacksmith, r. 11 Valparaiso
" Henry, clerk J. A. Drinkhouse Co., r. 818j^

Greenwich
" Jacob (Himmelmann & Heinz), r. 2120

Union
» Jacob, baker Henry Eggeling, r. 1598 Ful-
ton
" Jacob, blindmaker Edward B. Hlndes &

Co., r. 11 Valparaiso
" Jacob Jr., porter Wheaton, Breon & Co,, r.

11 Valparaiso
" Peter, r. 818i^ Greenwich
" Theresa Miss, seamstress, r. 413 McAl-
lister
" William J., clerk Luke G. Sresovich & Co.,
r. 1219 Kearny
4®=-Heinz. See Heins, Hinds, Hines and

Hynes
Heinze Ernest, harness maker, 414 Montgomery
Av, r. 6 Roach
" Fred, boots and shoes, 3257 Mission
" William Mrs., r. 413 McAllister
" William T., clerk Charles Lyons, r. 412 Mc-
Allister
Heise Charles Ed (Chas. Ed Heise & Co.), r.

Alameda
Heise Chas. Ed & Co. (Charles Ed Heise
and Clemens Hohwiesner), ship and cus-
tom house brokers, 510 Battery
" Emil P. (Cal. Wagon and Carriage Co.),

36'/2 Fremont
" Henry, baker, r. 625 Clay
" Henry, clerk Charles Strycker, r. 2401
Bush
Heise John D., groceries, wines, liquors and
tobacco, dairy produce, agate and gran-
ite ware, hay, grain and feed, SW cor
16th and Valencia, telephone Blue 371, r.
546 Valencia
" R. C, traveling salesman Braunschweiger

& Co., r. Pocatello, Idaho
" Walter L. (Cal. Wagon and Carriage Co.),

36V4 Fremont
" Wilhelm, passenger agent North German
Lloyd SS. Co., 118 Montgomery, r. Oak-
land
Heisel Nils, teamster W. G. Stafford & Co., r.
31 East
" Peter, teamster Morton Draying and
Warehouse Co., r. 348, 10th
Heiselberg George, livery stable. 113 New Mont-
gomery
Heisell Kate Miss, dressmaking, 1020 Mis-
sion
Heisen A., baker Westerf eld's Bakery, r. 443

Jessie
Heiser Edward A., driver Wells, Fargo & Co.,
r. 1706% Stockton
" Henry L., r. 634 Vallejo
Heisler Solomon, ladies' furnishing goods, 335^4,
3d, r. 100 Jones
" William J., superintendent California
Construction Co., r. 532. 17th
Heissell Charles C,, driver, r. 537 Sacramento
Heissenberg Conrad, r. 631 Vallejo
Heissig Paul, waiter Charles Tepper, r. 626
Washington

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

China and Japan Mattings.

Cboice Assortmeot of
Novelties.

e-cH-S^T- IVIARKEX SX.

Heissner Frank, salesman Justinian Caire Co.,
r. 257 Tehama
" George, carpet layer, r. 40 Clinton Park
Heistend Mary Mrs., r. 317 Francisco
;e®-Heistend. See Hiestand
4S="Heister. See Hiester
Heiter Fred A., cornice maker Forderer Cornice

Wks, r. 214, 7th
Heitman Bertha, domestic, 1005, 17th
" Fritz, clerk, r. 10201/4 Larkin
" H., musician, r. 621 Octavia
" Nicholas, employee S. F. Laundry, r. 1519

Eddy
" Sophia, domestic, 1001, 17th
Heitmann Frederick, clerk Frederick Hartje, r.
9221/i, 22d
" John, groceries and liquors, NE cor Fre-
mont and Folsom, r. 245 Fremont
" John H., driver Steimke Bros., r. 1925 Union
" Nicholas, teamster N. Van Bergen & Co.,

r. 307 Fulton
" Richard, clerk Bruns Bros. & Steinake, r.

3945, 16th
" William, clerk Bruns Bros. & Steimke, r.
3945, 16th
ig®- Heitmann. See Heidtmann
Heitmeyer August (Heitmeyer Bros.), r. 2806
Pine
" Brothers (August and Fred), delicacies,

1736 Devisadero
" Fred (Heitmeyer Bros.), r. 2800 Sacramento
Heitmuller Henry, baker, r. 493, 8th
Heitrich Henry, r. 34 Lafayette
Heitz Frederick, bartender Emil Simon, r. 433

Jackson
Heitzberg Frederick, clerk, r. 1314 Howard
Heizman George H., watchmaker John Heiz-
man, r. Alameda
" John, watchmaker and jeweler, 412 San-
some, r. 303 Fell
Heizmann Christian, carpenter and builder,

1511 Powell
Helander John, seaman, r. 19 Drumm
Helb George, scene shifter, r. 69 Natoma

" Jacob, r. 69 Natoma
jg^-Helberg. See Hellberg
Helbert Michael, seaman Revenue cutter Bear

HELBING AUGUST,

City agent Royal Insurance Co. (of
Liverpool, England), and stock and
hond broker, 213 Sansome, r. 1325
Webster

Helbing Betty Miss, teacher music, r. 535 Fred-
erick
" David A., salesman P. Berwin & Bro., r.

1325 Webster
" Jacob A., representing Royal and Queen

Ins. Cos., 313 Sansome, r. 1335 Webster
" Louis, baker P. F. Grueninger, r. 313, 6th
" Louis F., carpenter and builder, and real

estate, 1718 Waller, r. 535 Frederick
'• William F., contractor and builder, 3712

Folsom
Helbush Fritz, clerk Paul Girsch, r. SE cor

Sacramento and Walnut
" Herman H., special policeman, r. 2815 Clay
Held Alfred E., barber R. Childers, r. 1504a

Howard
" Anna, widow, r. 13201/4 Eddy
" Fannie B., widow, r. 1805 Broadway
" Frederick, driver Emil Di Vecchio, r. 1320

Eddy
" George, barber, 204, 4th, r. 1504a Howard
" George, brewer Henry Behlmer, r. 6 Bur-

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H We place advertising in any State in the

i'' Union. Estimates submitted on all
classes of advertising.
Pacific States Advertising Bureau,

} San Francisco Office, 405 Sansome St.

Held Harry T., barber, 602 Haight, r. 17 Grand Av
" Jacob, laborer Enterprise Brewing Co., r.

120a Shotwell
" Sally, corset maker, r. 311 Hayes
" Sarah E., widow, r. 1929 Howard
" Simon, r. 123 Eddy
4®= Held. See Hald
Heldman Adam, baker, r. 763 Howard
Heldt Michael, laborer, r. 13!4 Welsh rear
Helen Joseph R., clerk C. V. S. Gibbs, r. 805
Guerrero
" Richard, machinist, r. 525 Howard
j^S^Helen. See Hellen

Heley Christopher W., painter, r. 1011 Howard
" Michael H., packer John Hoey, r. 1011
Howard
4®" Heley. See Haley and Healey
Heifer Howard T., stenographer Tayler& Spots-
wood Co., r. 1923 Howard
Helfrich Henry A., confectioner, r. 1619 Bush
Helfst Henry, candy maker Charles Breiten, r.

418 Montgomery Av
Helgerson John, watchman, r. 303 Lombard
Helgeson Albert G., counter The Morgan Oyster
Co., r. 8/2 Clyde
" Emil, deckhand str Apache, r. 8I/2 Clyde
" Walter, grill worker Thomas Klog, r. 511
O'Farrell
Helgesson Nils, carpenter Market St. Ry., r.

90914 Mission
Helgoth Henry H., plasterer, r. 1923 Lexington
Av
" Lavinia, widow, r. 20 Alvarado
Helifron Julius, barber, r. 525 Fell
Helln Charles T., carpenter, r. 25 Tilden
HeUos Electric Co. (Philadelphia, Pa.), Cali-
fornia Electrical Works general agents,
35 Market
Helke Adolph, harness and saddlery, 617 Mis-
sion, r. 158 Waller
" Charles, with A. Helke, r. Railroad Av bet

12th and 13th Avs South
" Emilia, widow, r. 158 Waller
Helken John, waiter German Hotel, r. 560

Howard
Hell Franz, musician, r. 718 Valencia
" Stephen, foreman maltsters Jackson Brew-
ery, r. SE cor 11th and Folsom
Helland F. C. H., engineer str Peru, r. 31 Ellis
Hellar Thomas D., lodgings, 116 Eddy
Hellberg Henry, groceries and liquors, 450, 9th,
r. 1104 Bryant
" John, house mover, r. 1029 Howard
4®=-Hellberg. See Helberg
Hellen John, millhand Pac. Roll. Mill
v85=-Hellen. See Helen

Heller, Baclunaii & Co. (Emanuel M. and Moses
Heller and L. S. Bachman), importers
foreign and domestic dry goods. 112-114

Christopher, r. 809 Filbert

Clarence L., physician French Hospital, r.
1801 California

E. & S. (Emanuel L. and Samuel W.), capi-
talists, 212 Sansome, room 16

Earl, window dresser Raphael's, r. 309
Powell

Emanuel L. (E. & S. Heller), r. New York

Emanuel M. (Heller, Bachman & Co.), r.
812 Post

Emanuel S., attorney at law, 3-16 Nevada
Block, r. 1801 California

Emilie, widow, r. 1801 California

Henry, baker, r. 9 Graham PI

Jacob, shoemaker Herman Frese, r. 1122
Kearny

Heller Johann, porter Reinhold Beck, r. 63 Minna
" John, clerk, r. 310 Leavenworth
" John H., stenographer Oliver Chilled Plow

Wks
" M. & Sons, office 112 Sansome
" Martin J., mining engineer, r. 14 McAllis-
ter
" Moses (Heller, Bachman & Co.), r. 1915 Van

Ness Av
" Samuel W. (E. & S. Heller), r. 621 Leaven-
worth
" Sigmund (Stern & Heller), r. 119, .5th
" Sigmund M., traveling salesman Heller,

Bachman & Co., r. 228i,4 Post
" Thomas D., bartender, r. 34 Golden Gate
Av
«®-Heller. See Hiller

Hellerman Christian H., tailor, r. 1213^4 Pacific
Hellicker Edward, carpenter, r. 1024 Powell
Hellier William (H. Brandenstein & Co.), r. 538

Guerrero
Helling Charles, blacksmithFamsworth& Bug-
gies, r. Alameda
" William, chicken ranch, r. 200 Russia Av
Hellingsen John S.. master schr Helen N. Kim-
ball, office 6 California, r. 171254 San
Carlos Av
Heliiwell H., stonecutter, r. 227, 2d
" Richard, cutler, 104 Stockton
Hellman Benjamin, painter, r. 2212 Geary
" Charles, fresco painter, r. 26 Masonic Av
" Ernest, cooper, r. 1107 Folsom
" Eugene H.. bookkeeper P. Greenberg & Co..

r. 8 Henrietta Square
" Hall, clerk, r. 8 Henrietta Square
Hellman Isaias W., president The Nevada
Bank of San Francisco, NW cor Mont-
gomery and Pine, r. 1801 Franklin
Hellman I. W. Jr., cashier and secretary Union
Trust Company of San Francisco, NE cor
Montgomery and Market, r. 1801 Frank-
lin
" Oscar, seaman, r. 419 East North
" Pauline Miss, stenographer, r. 8 Henrietta
Square
Hellmann Anthony C, stock and bond broker,

308 California, r. Bohemian Club
Hellmann Brothers & Co. (Richard and Horatio
G. Hellmann), commission merchants
and agen ts Hamburg and Bremen Boards
of Underwriters, Union Bank of Austra-
lia and National Bank of Australa;Sia,
■525 Front
George H.. r. 714 Bush
" George H., cashier Hellmann Bros. & Co.,

r. Alameda
" Horatio G. (Hellmann Bros. &Co.),r. Bo-
hemian Club
" Paul, liquors, 1926 Filbert
" Richard (Hellmann Bros. & Co.), r. 1829 Pa-
cific Av
iS®- Hellmann. See Hellman and Hillman
Hellmer Svante L., seaman, r. 505 Greenwich
Hellmuth Edward J., steward, r. 468 Jessie
" Ferdinand, contractor, r. 1205 Valencia
" Theophile, expressman, r. San Jose Av opp

Day
" William, machinist Am. Type Founders
Co., r. 355 Brannan
Hellrich Paul, machine hand, r. 45 Clinton
Hellstrom Alexander, deckhand str Sausalito

" Erric, laborer, r. 1261/2 Welsh
Hellstrommer Carl H. (Hellstrommer & Co.), r.
14 Washington
" & Co. (Carl H. Hellstromer and Mrs.
Louisa Rosenmoeller;, liquors and board-
ing, 14 Washington
Hellund Gustave, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Hellwig Annie, domestic, 1130 Fulton
" Charles, cashier Palace Hardware Co., r.

925 McAllister
" Christian, vice-president Legallet-Hell-

wig Tanning Co., r. 1236 Guerrero
" Frederick, capitalist, r. 925 McAllister
^g=Hellwig. SeeHelwig
Helm Caroline, widow, r. 1330 Vallejo rear
" Charles, pork packer, r. 8th Av South nr M
■' Daniel, student, r. 319V4 Lombard
" Ellen B., widow, r. 640 Haight

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Helm Louis (Diellng & Helml, 204, 3d
" Luoien E., electrician Cal. Electric Sup-
ply and Construction Co., r. 640 Haight
" Mary L,., widow, r. 301 Turk
" Theodore C groceries, NE cor 15th and

Howard, r. 136, 15th
" William J. (Burden & Helm), r. 22a, 18th
" W. O., cement worker S. F. Bridge Co.
Helmer August, cook, r. 814 Vallejo
" Carrie Miss, teacher music, r. 723 York
" Frederick, laborer, r. 12 De Haro
" John, expressman, NW cor Spear and Mis-
sion, r. 732 York
" Laurine C, widow, r. 44, 13th
" William A., clerk, r. 1023, 18th
Helmering Charles F. C, porter, r. 18 Harriet
Helmers Niels S., musician, r. 734 Montgomery
Helmholz Edward, cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 109

Filbert
Helmich John H., bartender Walters & Walter-
stein, r. 503 Franklin
Helmke Edward, groceries and liquors, NW cor

15th and Sanchez
Helmore Ernest A., bookkeeper Call, r. 1620
Broadway
" Ethel E. Miss, nurse, r. 1620 Broadway
" George, clerk, r. 1620 Broadway
Helmquist Andrew D., photographer Elite
Photographic Studio, r. 517 Leaven-
worth
" William, salesman, r. 517 Leavenworth
Helmrich Oscar Mrs., widow, r. 2216 California
Helms Charles, porter Cal. Furniture Mfg. Co.,

" Frederick, baker, r. 763 Howard

" Frederick, musician, r. 210 Washington

" Frederick J., machinist George Cumming

& Co., r. 1404 Buchanan
" Frederick W., cigars and tobacco, 49 Sac-
ramento
" George J., salesman John G. lis & Co., r.

607 Powell
" George L., physician, 1104 Market
" Henry, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r.

14 Kansas
" Henry W. (Rothschild & Helms), r. 1404

Buchanan
" James H., sergeant police, r. 838, 17th
" J. H., clerk, r 34 Ellis
" J. Harry, clerk Rothschild & Helms, r. 1404

Buchanan
" John, seaman, r. 22 Sacramento
Helms Jollll E. A., groceries and liquors, NW
cor 18th and Howard, r. 2138 Howard
" John F., salesman Siebe Bros. & Plage-
man, r. Ill Clipper
■' Mary A., widow, r. 1033 Valencia
" Sophie, domestic, 3008 Clay
Helmstein Niels, waiter C. G. Larsen
Helping Hand Free Kindergartens, 1-2-3, Miss

Alice L. Chase principal, 512 Union
Helping Hand Free Kindergarten 4, Miss
Emma I. McCracken principal, 512 Union
Helpmen William, r. 1102 Howard
Helsing Jonas, laborer, r. bOlYz, 20th
Helson M. C, driver U. S. Laundry, r. 14

Sharon
Heltmeir Emil G., baker Joseph Bamford, r. 1749

Mission
4^* Helversen. See Halver&on
Helvetia Hotel, Joseph Steiner proprietor, 431-
433 Pine
" Marine Ins. Co. (of St. Gall), Syz & Co.

agents, 410 California
" Milk Condensing Co. (111.), Charles W.

Buck vice-president, 23 Luning Bldg
" Society, 413 Bush

" Swiss Fire Ins. Co. (of St. Gall), Syz & Co.
agents, 410 California
Helwig Herman, baker, r. 772 Mission
" Minnie, widow, r. 301 Leavenworth
" Minnie, widow, r. 393, 6th
" Monroe C, traveling freight agent Van-
dalia Line, 220 California, room 8, r. Cali-
fornia Hotel
4®=- Helwig. See Hellwig
Hely Carl, waiter, r. 434 Jessie
" Marian, widow, r. 1917 Polk
" Walter R., stenographer, r. 1917 Polk

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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Hemberger Julia Mrs., proprietor Centennial

Lodging House, 118 Drumm
Hembert Thomas, r. 420 Jackson
Hemelright Harry, cooper, r. 232^ Langton
" Ira, piano polisher Sherman, Clay & Co., r.
Cortland Av nr Idaho
Hemenez Manuel J.; policeman, r. 2427 Harrison
Hemenway Melville D., machinist, 59 Nucleus
Bldg
" Sylvester W., draughtsman Pissis& Moore,
r. 1026 Greenwich
4®~ Hemenway. See Hemmenway
Hemingway William, carriage painter, r. 1008

McAllister
Hemler John, boots and shoes, 1229 Golden Gate

Av
Hemmcke Henry, driver William Beckmann, r.

r. 458, 6th
Hemme George W. L., salesman, r. 1829 How-
ard
" Helene, widow, r. 1015 Post
" John, helper Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg

Wks
" Louis G., agent, r. 1829 Howard

HEMME & LONG PIANO CO,

J. B. Curtis secretary, manufacturers
Hemme & Long Pianos, ofiBce and ware-
rooms 735 Market
Hemmenway Thomas F., clerk Fireman's Fund
Ins. Co., r. 921 Webster
" William J., carriage painter, r. 1008 McAl-
lister
j^= Hemmenway. See Hemenway and Hem-
ingway
Hemmer Edward, salesman Owl Drug Co., r.
1230 Mission
" Henry, boots and shoes, 116, 2d. r. 643 Jessie
" Henry F., butcher Antone P.Wagner, r. 624

Jessie
" John, hostler, r. 1068 Howard
4®= Hemmer. See Hamer, Hammar and Ham-
mer
Hemminga Bernard, peddler, r. 45 CoUingwood
" Harry, carpenter F. Nelson, r. 45 CoUing-
wood
" Wilmea, widow, r. 45 CoUingwood
Hemmings Theodore, Chinatown guide, 703 Du-

pont, r. 626 California
Hempel Charles M., liquors, 612 Sacramento, r.
605 Pine
" Herman E., r. 2929 Washington
Hemphill Charles G., teamster, r. 901 Battery
" John Rev., D. D., pastor Calvary Presbyte-
rian Church, r. 2020 Broadway
" William A., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.
Oakland
Hempstead Frank C, druggist, r. 710 O'Farrell

" Mary, widow, r. 14 Anthony
Hemsley Harry C, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks,

r. 408, 6th
Hemstreet Albert D., conductor Sutter St. Ry.,

r. 2619 Sutter
Hemsworth Michael, master str Encinal, r. 2304

Mission
Henarie Daniel V. B. (E. Martin & Co.), r. 1008

Haight
Henchell Fred P., clerk Barrow, Wade, Guthrie

& Co., r. 1540 Howard
Hencke Herman (Von Ronn, Hencke & Lors-
bach), r. 1707 Broderick
" William, r. 1108 Vallejo
" William H., candy maker Rothschild &
Ehrenpfort, r. 416 Capp
4®"Hencke. See Heinecke, Heinicke, Henicke,
Henke and Hincke

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Henckel Charles, candy maker, r. 233, 8th

" Charles, cook, r. 167 Tehama
Hencken Annie, varieties, 428 Shotwell

" Charles, bartender Schumacher & Janssen,
r. &43, 21st

" Harry j., barber. 1191 Harrison

" Henry, clerk Martin Hencken, r. 1827
Hyde

" Julius A., salesman Hencken & Schroder,
r. 525 Guerrero

" Martin (Hencken & Schroder), r. 116 Capp
Hencken Martin, groceries and liquors, 1827
Hyde, r. 1142 Green

" Martin C, sailmaker, r. 907 Vallejo

" William, clerk John Knubel, r. SE cor 16th
and Sanchez
Hencken & Scliroder (Martin Hencken), whole-
sale liquors, 208-210 Front
Hend Bertha, widow, r. 713 California
Hendel Christian, waiter, r. 51 Clay
Hender Louis F. (Hender&Prell), r. 217, 4th

" & Prell (Louis F. Hender and Emil Prell),
barbers. 217, 4th
Henderson A. B., actor Morosco's Grand Opera
House, r. 122 Turk

" Albert H.. porter, r. 1018 Powell

" Alexander, carpenter, r. 126, 5th

" Alexander, clerk general manager's office
Market St. Ry., r. 412, 23d

" Alexander, motorman Market St. Ry., r.
150514 Turk

" Alexander T., secretary Visitacion Water
Co., 1-2 Mills Bldg, 9th floor, r. 504
Geary

" Alfred G., correspondent Holbrook, Merrill
& Stetson, r. 706 Taylor

" Andrew A., liquors, 154, 2d, r. 648 How-
ard

'• Blythe H., clerk Spring Valley W. W., r.
Alameda

" Charles (Charles Henderson & Co.), r. Oak-
land

" Charles, boat builder, r. Moultrie nr Old
Hickory

■' Charles, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. NE cor
Napa and Louisiana

" Charles & Co. (Charles Henderson), real
estate agents, 304 Montgomery

" Charles H., laborer, r. 304 Louisana

" Charles P., engineer, r. 31a Boardman PI

" Clarence M., patternmaker Alonzo Coffin,
r. 919 Jackson

" David M., clerk Sather Banking Co., r. Ala-
meda

•' David M. Jr., clerk California Cap Co., r.
Alameda

" Duncan, horseshoer, 200 Bartlett, r. 3633
Mission

" Edmund W., clerk Am. Biscuit Co., r. 121
Octavia

" Edward, clerk Pope Mfg. Co., r. 333 Geary

■' Edward, stone cutter City Cemetery, r. 34th
Av and Clement

" Edward, teamster, r. 537 Sacramento

" Edward C, civil engineer, r. 1211 Octavia

" Frank, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
614 Sutter

" Frederick, marble cutter, r. 727V^ Vallejo

" Frederick L., factory hand Pac. Roll. Mill,
r. 3lA Boardman PI

" George, capitalist, r. 115 Gough

" George, laborer Union I. Wks, r. 715 How-
ard

" George L., salesman Miller, Sloss & Scott,
r. Alameda

" Harry C. r. 3lA Boardman PI

HENDERSON H. C.

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in

COAL

COKE,

CHARCOAL
AND WOOD

Member of Board of Education and Manager

PACIFIC COAST ROOF PAINT COMPANY.

Painting and Repairing all kinds of Roofs,—
Tin, Iron, Shingle and Asphaltum.

TeL Mission 168. .-. 1809 to 1815 Folsom St.

Henderson Helen Miss, stenographer Eagle Min-
ing, Milling and Water Co., r. 2515 Sutter
" Henry, r. 11 Monroe
" Henry, conductor, r. 650, 4th
" Henry, painter, r. 1926 Market
" Hiram A., bartender John Turato, r. 502i4

Broadway
" H. R.,brakemanS. P. Co., r. 330Eddy
" James, gripman Cal. St. RR.,r. 640b Na-

toma
" James, longshoreman, r. 608, 6th
" James, machinist Union Gas Engine Co.,

r. 521 Mission
" James, painter G. Orsi, r. Oakland
" James L., driver, r. 2 Brosnan
" James L., machinist, r. 24 Haight
" James L., machinist S. F. Tool Wks. r. 521

Mission
'■ Jennie B. Miss, furnished rooms. 421 Hyde
Henderson Jernue B. Miss, secretary Wasp
Publishing Co., 513 Market
" John, boiler maker, r. Berlin nr Felton
" John, bookkeeper Edward C. Hughes, r. 2515

Sutter
" John Jr., wood and coal, 114 Eddy, r. Berke-
ley
" John C, barber P. Pellegrini, r. 718 Clemen-
tina
" John H., attorney at law, 315 Sansome,
rooms 3-4, r. 1010 Post
Henderson John W., agent West Publishing
Co., 405 Montgomery, room 9, r. SW cor
Geary and Taylor
" Joseph S., attorney at law, 707 Spreckels
Bldg, r. 1152 Guerrero
L. F. B., master mariner, 9 Mission
Louis, r. 1045 Vallejo
Louis, laborer Martin Holje, r. 5th Av

South nr M
Luoian C, clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r.

1415 Hayes
Margaret, widow, r. 542 Green
Margaret, widow, r. 823 Point Lobos Av
Maria, widow, r. 908, 19th
Mary J. Miss, teacher James Lick Gram-
mar School, r. 1224 Noe
Milton J., plasterer, r. 817 Point Lobos Av
Neil, clerk, r. 1224 Noe
Norman, clerk Somers & Co., r. 412, 23d
Ophelia Mrs., dressmaking, 3 Hermann
Percy L., broker, r. 823 Point Lobos Av
Peter, stonecutter, r. 112 Carl
Richard, carpenter, r. 640b Natoma
R. M., buyer Raphael Weill & Co., r. New

York
Robert, stableman Alex McCord & Co., r.

562 Stevenson
Samuel, cook Julius Kaiser, r. 1224 Point

Lobos Av
Susan, widow, r. 1608 Lexington Av
Thomas F., switchman, r. 606 Octavia
Thomas H., secretary South Prairie Coal

Co., 308 California, r. Oakland
Thomas L., foreman Commercial Publish-
ing Co., r. 101 Scott
Tranquella, widow, bakery, 542 Green
Victor, laborer South S. F. Tannery
Victor O., patternmaker Alonzo Coffin, r.

919 Jackson
William, r. 220 Montgomery Av
William, ironworker, r. Moultrie nr Old

Hickory
William, ship carpenter, r. 316, 19th

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Henderson William, solicitor Alliance Assur-
ance Co., r. 1014 Powell
" William A., clerk Robert Dickson, r. 1014

Powell
" William E., carpenter Odd Fellows' Ceme-
tery, r. 16 Parker Av
" William J., stone cutter, r. 817 Point Lobos

Av
Henderson Woolen Mills 'Kentucky), Thomas

A. Norris manager, manufacturers Bull

Breeches, 111 Front
Henderyckx Percival S., sawyer Union Box

Factory, r. 526 Chestnut
Hendrick August, brass finisher, r. 44a Belcher
" Mary B., compositor Commercial Pub. Co.,

r. 421 Hyde
4®"Hendrick. See Henrich
Hendricks A. C. Miss, nurse St. Luke's Hos-
pital
" Ada Mrs., r. 131 Turk
" Emma J. Mrs., notions, 150 CoUingwood
" Harriet M., widow, r. 28, 8th
" Harry, driver Chase's Bakery, r. 1923 Fill-
more
" Henry, r. 311, 7th

■' Henry P., carpenter, r. 1008 Broderick
" John G., traveling salesman, r. 3 Martha PI
" Marcus, gripman Sutter St. Ry., r. 1413 Polk
" Nicholas, seaman, r. 1310 Green
4®"Hendricks. See Henderycks, Henrix, Hen-
ricks, Henrichs and Henriques
Hendricksen Hendrick, boatman, r. 515 East
Hendrickson Andrew, carpenter, r. NW cor 23d

and Carolina, Potrero
" Annie, widow, liquors and lodgings, 409

Drumm
" Antony, cook, r. 4 Vallejo PI
" Henry, laborer, r. Gates nr Cortland Av
" Henry, liquors, 200, 24th
" Henry, seaman, r. 26 Folsom
" John, laborer, r. J bet 5th and 6th Avs South
" John, painter, r. GSiVi Broadway
" John A., tinsmith Union I. Wks, r. 1030

Carolina
" John P., paint mixer Am. Oil Co., r. 205a

Chestnut
" Margaret, widow, r. IQVi Oak Grove Av
" Mary I., widow, r. 708 Webster
•' Nellie H., widow, r. 338 Eddy
" Victor, tanner, r. Montcalm nr Isabel
Hendrickson W. D., proprietor Hendrickson's

Law and Collection Agency, 120 Sutter,

room 43, r. Alameda
" William, capitalist, 120 Sutter, room 58, r.

2330 Pacific Av
" William, wharf builder, r. 719 Army
Hendrickson William Jr., attorney at law, 120

Sutter, rooms 57-58, r. 601 Stockton
" William M., physician, 207 Larkin
4®"Hendrickson. See Henrichsen, Henrickson

and Henriksen
Hendrickson's Law and Collection Agency,

W. D. Hendrickson manager, 120 Sutter,

room 43, telephone Red 911
Hendry Andrew M., secretary Cal. Gas Engine

Co., 130 Main, r. 2406 Harrison
" Annie Mrs. (Chas. J. Hendry's Son & Co.),

r. Belvedere
" Annie Mrs., real estate agent, r. 1521 Val-

lejo
" Charles S., draughtsman, r. 2426 Folsom
" George W. (Chas. J. Hendry's Son & Co.),

r. Alameda
" James, ship builder, r. 709!^ Minnesota
" Jane, widow, r. 2426 Folsom
" John D., carpenter, 10C5 Folsom, r. 918, 21st
" John E., special agent Royal Exchange

Assurance and Connecticut Fire Ins.

Co., r. 2426 Folsom
" John F., bookkeeper J. Stutz& Co., r. 1521

Vallejo
" Luther C, r. 709^^ Minnesota
" Margaret, widow, r. 2426 Folsom
" Orson, ship joiner, r. 709'^ Minnesota
" P. Murray, vice-president California Gas

Engine Co., 130 Main, r. 2426 Folsom
" William, foreman machinist Market St.

Ry., r. 2418 Folsom
*&• Hendry. See Henry

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

POf?TIEl^ES.

Largest Assortment on the Coast.
e-4-l-e-4- 7 /Warket St.

Hendry's Charles J. Son & Co., ship chandlery

and naval stores, 8 California
Hendy George W., clerk Joshua Hendy Machine

Wks, r. Fruitvale, Cal.
Hendy John H., superintendent Joshua Hendy
Machine Works, 38-44 Fremont, r. 650
Broderick
Hendy Joshua Machine Works, see Joshua
Hendy Machine Works
" Lucy, widow, r. 1921 Stockton
" Michael, coachman, r. 1415 Polk
" Samuel, mining, r. 2759 Mission
Hendy Samuel J., president and manager
Joshua Hendy Machine Works, 38-44 Fre-
mont, r. 102 Bartlett
" Stephen, cooper, r. 757 Harrison
4®=- Hendy. See Handy
ig®" Heneberry. See Henneberry
Henegar Arthur, laborer, r. 127, 4th

" Lena, widow, r. 712 Tehama
Henenan Patrick, laborer, r. Cable Hotel
Henery William, chief engineer str F. C. Walker
Heney A. E. Mrs. (A. H. Heney & Co.), r. Ala-
meda
A. H. & Co. (Archibald H. and Mrs. A. E.
Heney), commission merchants, 226 Clay
Archibald H. (A. H. Heney & Co.), r. Ala-
meda
Christopher, blacksmith, r. 27 Sycamore Av
Daniel, mattress maker W. & J. Sloane &

Co.,r. 1608 Fell
Edward J. (Heney & Son), r, 215, 12th
Elizabeth S. Miss, teacher Henry Durant

Primary School, r. 621 Fell
James P. , driver, r. 27 Sycamore Av
Juliana, widow, r. 621 Fell
Mark A., packer, r. 541 Castro
Patrick, deckhand State Dredger 1, r. 27

Sycamore Av
Patrick J. (Heney & Son), r. 315, 12th
William J., fee clerk Treasurer's office, r.
1608 Fell

" & Son (Patrick J. and Edward J.), black-
smiths and horseshoers, 406, 11th
4®" Heney. See Haney, Heaney and Heeney
Hengehold Henry B.. with W. & J. Sloane & Co.,

r. Brooklyn Hotel
Hengelund Edward, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Henicke Sophie, widow, f. 2428 Fulton
" W. Edward (Kuss & Henicke), r. 2428 Ful-
ton
4®" Henicke. See Hencke and Henke
Heniker Patrick, fireman Engine 10, r. 516 Bryant
jB®=- Heniker. See Hinniker
Henisen Charles, teacher music, r. 201 Taylor
Henke Christian C, lodgings, 28, 7th
" Herman G. W., r. 2922 Sacramento
" William, cook Adolph & Vivian, r. Fulton
nr 2d Av
j6®= Henke. See Hencke and Henicke
Henkel E. W., r. 102 Montgomery Block
" John F., waiter Maison Riche, r. 712 Mason
" Martin, sailmaker Henrix & Eraser
" Sophia, widow, proprietor The Parker
House, 1122 Market
i3®"Henkel. See Hinkel and Henkle
Henkenius Frederick J., clerk Crane Co., r.
Alameda
" Julius C, draughtsman, 530 California,
room IS, r. Alameda
4®= Henkle. See Henkel and Hinkel

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Fillmore, r. 2118 Fillmore, telephone
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Henley Ada widow, r. 733 Powell

Barclay (Henley & Costello), r. 2131 Green
Charles O., student, r. 514 Eddy
Jennie, widow, r. 838 Geary
Maud Chappelle Mrs., teacher vocal mu-
sic, r. 514 Eddy
Michael J., real estate, r. 514 Eddy
Patrick, laborer, r. 217, 3d
S. Homer, musician, r. 514 Eddy
Henley & Costello (Barclay Henley and Stephen
V. Costello), attorneys at law, 101 San-
some, room 18-19, telephone Main 139
je®= Henley. See Hanley and Hanly
Henlv Annie, actress Cremorne Theatre

" John, lodgings, 30 Clay
Henn Augusta T., widow, r. 2503 Clay
" Jacob, maltster Hibernia Brewery, r. 448c
Guerrero rear
Henn Jolin H„ secretary California Nursery
Company, office 205 Sansome, r. Oakland
" Pauline E. Miss, teacher embroidery, r.

3502 Clay
^^ Theodore E., machinist, r. 1026 Guerrero
" William O., clerk Castle Bros., r. Ala-
meda
Henna Thomas, paper carrier, r. 1229 Lombard
Heene C. A. , foreman Washburn & Moen Mfg. Co.
" Henry, saloon keeper, r. 608 Fillmore
" John, cellarman U. S. Brewery, r. 428 Shot-
well
" Joseph H., bartender Stepp & Straub, r.

810 Bush
" William, laborer S. F. Pioneer Varnish and

Glycerine Wks, r. 1213 York
" William A., laborer S. F. Pioneer Varnish
and Glycerine Wks, r. 1213 York
4iS" Heene. See Hanne and Henney
Henneberg Frank, teamster, r. 1140 Alabama
' ' Wilhelm (Henneberg & Barth) , r. 1601 Santa
Clara

HENNEBERG & BARTH

(William Henneberg and Rictiard
Bartli), tool makers and macliinists,
549 Brannan, telephone South 321

^S=-Henneberg. See Hinnenberg
Henneberry Catherine, widow, r. 645 Haight

" John, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 3306 Cali-
fornia
>^=Henneberry. See Henebery
Hennebery Johnanna, widow, r. 1833 Powell

" William, policeman, r. 115 Jones
Hennelly Julia, domestic, 827 Pine .
Hennemann J., carpenter S. F. Planing Mill, r.
750 Folsom

" Joseph, cabinet maker, r. 2 Grant PI
Henner Jacob A., salesman Goldberg, Bowen &
Co., r. 611 Lombard

" John, clerk, r. 611 Lombard
Hennesey Katie Miss, bookkeeper, r. 2749 Bush

" Peter, carpenter, 115 Oregon, r. 3749 Bush

" R., teamster, r. 737 Howard
Hennessey Albert E., wrapper O'Connor, Moflatt
& Co., r. 59 Federal

■' Alice Miss, r. 12 Walnut Av

" Bernard, r. 521 Pacific

•• Daniel, teamster, n. 455, 10th

" Elizabeth, widow, r. 29 Clara

'■ Ellen Mrs., dressmaker, r. 640 Howard

'■ George J., stock clerk Philadelphia Shoe
Co., r. 59 Federal

' ' Harry, purser str Gaelic, r. 612 Sutter

'• James A., salesman A. C. Nichols & Co., r.
Oakland

■' John, r. 562 Folsom

" John, painter, r. 1188 Harrison

Hennessey John F., asst. foreman Report, r. 771
Howard
" John F., finisher Metten & Gebhardt, r. 823,
12th Av South
Lawrence, r. Lucky Alley nr 24th
Loretta Miss, dressmaker, r. 59 Federal
Margaret, widow, r. 1188 Harrison
Mary, widow, r. 59 Federal
Mary Miss, r. 12 Walnut Av
Michael, laborer, r. 624, 4th
Patrick J., teamster, r. 18 Clara rear
Richard Mrs., widow, r. 441^4 Tehama
Thomas, tanner, r. 833, 12th Av South
William, pattern maker, r. 236 Michigan
William, steward Young & Weisman, r.
445 O'Farrell
Hennessy Charles, salesman, r. Mission nr
Highland Av
" Charles A., policeman, r. 1033 Noe
" Clementine Mrs., nurse, 636 Sutter
" David, laborer, r. 307 Seventh
" James, saddler, r. 8'^ Turk rear
" James, shoemaker Thomas Hines, r. 433

Jessie
" James, teamster, r. 21st Av South nr K
" John, laborer, r. 521 Howard
" John, teamster, r. 8 Rose Av
" John C, dentist, 1943 Howard
" John W., teamster, r. Mission nr High-
land Av
" Martin, marble finisher G. S. Mathews, r.

1311 Union
" Michael, cooper, r. 307 Seventh rear
" Michael F., -jockey, r. 1516 Point Lobos Av
" Patrick, r. 507, 6th
" Patrick, laborer, r. 39 Tehama
" Patrick J., hay, grain, wood and coal, 1633

Market
" Percy, student, r. 1505 Clay
' ' Peter, wa tchman, r. Mission nr Highland Av
" Richard, capitalist, r. 1505 Clay
" Richard, teamster, r. 21st Av South nr K
" Thomas, salesman, r. Mission nr High-
land Av
" William, r. 530i4 Valencia
" William, carpenter, r. SV^ Turk rear
" William, student, r. 1505 Clay
Hennett Harriet Mrs., notions, 1800 Union
" Lawrence, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
1800 Union
Henney James, hostler, r. 18 Hunt
" Martin, shoemaker, r. 18 Hunt
" Sarah, widow, r. 31.37, 16th
" Thomas, helper Forderer Cornice Works, r-
18 Hunt
4®=-Henney. see Hanne, Henne and Henny
Hennig Annie, widow, r. 935 Fillmore
" Frederick, rancher, cor Silver Av and Boyl-

ston
" Gustave, butcher, 3143, 16th, r. 3143/2, 16th
" John, marine engineer, r. 67 Minna
" John G.. laborer, r. 2522 Chestnut
" Jalius, wireworker, r. 8 Vandewater
" jNIinnie. widow, r. 8 Vandewater
" Otto, wireworker, r. 8 Vandewater
Henning Bruno, apprentice Fulton Eng. & Ship
Bldg Wks, r. 1604 Stevenson
" Carl, tailor Carl J. Rehn
Henning' Charles, groceries and liquors, 1030
Folsom, r. 55 Kuss
'■ Charles H., clerk superintendent Edison
Light and Power Co., r. 638 Lombard
Henning Dick, groceries and liquors, NE cor
21st and Flosom. r. 2546 Folsom
" Edward, clerk D. Hadeler, r. 943 Howard
" Frederick W., packer, r. 10 Prosper
■' George A., teamster, r. 628 Lombard
" Henry, carder Golden Gate Woolen Mills,

r. 1036 Alabama
" Henry A., machinist First St. Wks, Union

I. Wks, r. Oakland
" Henry C, clerk Charles Henning, r. 1030

Folsom
" H. Theodore, keeper Street Department

Corporation Yard, r. 809 Ootavia
" Irving P., engineer Cal. School of Mechan-
ical Arts, r. 835 Capp
" James H., wire worker, r. 628 Lombard
" John, glue maker, r. 905, 13th Av South

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Henning John, teamster J. C. Wilson & Co., r.
1311 Montgomery
" John A., refiner J. A. Folger & Co., r. 628

Lombard
" Julius, tanner Isaac Levy, r. 3008 Harrison
" Julius A., laborer, r. 102 Bay
" Julius H., boatbuilder, r. 1013 York
" Lucy, saleslady Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.

1604 Lexington Av
" Mathilde, widow, r. 1604 Lexington Av
" Otto, oil refiner, r. 638 Lombard
" Rebecca Miss, lodgings, 703 Stockton
" Robert, tanner August Schwartz, r. 2945

Folsom
" Walter J., driver Crystal Soda Water Co.

r. 628 Lombard
" William H., plumber Robert A. Vance, r.
28 Turk
Henninger Barbara, widow, r. 14 Folsom Av
" Heinrich, shoemaker Albert Davis, r. 5
Verona PI
Hennings Adolph, carpenter.r. 415 Douglass
" John C, r. 411 Douglass
" Maurice, bricklayer, r. 411 Douglass
Henningsen Henry, cook, r. 119 Silver

" Rasmus, deckhand str Tiburon
Henno Francis, r. 1230 Sacramento
Henny David C, manager Excelsior Wooden

Pipe Co., 204 Front, r. Alameda
J6®=Henny. See Henney

Henon Charles W., brickmason and contractor,
40 New Montgomery, r. 1559^4 Market
" Harry, brickmason C. W. Henon, r. 1559%
Market
Henretty James F., boilermaker, r. 2423 Green-
wich
" Peter, longshoreman, r. 32IV3 Broadway
4S" Henretty. See Hanratty and Henritty
Henri William, actor Morosco's Grand Opera

House, r. 439 O'Farrell
Henrich Conrad, carrier postoffice, r. 604 Pine
" Frederick, r. 281 Stevenson
" Peter, brewer Hibernia Brewery, r. I6O854

Grove
" Philip, maltster Hibernia Brewery, r. 1608
Grove
4®="Henrich. See Hendrick
Henrichs William J., inspector U. S. Customs,

r. 700 Broadway
Henrichsen Charles W., conductor Market St.
Ry., r. 1719a Haight
" Henry, waiter Miss C. Johnson, r. 420 Lin-
den Av
4®"Henrichsen. See Hendrickson, Henricksen

and Henrickson
Hinrici Harry H., cashier Johnson-Locke Mer-
cantile Co., r. 1012 Mason
" J. R. Mrs., r. 1012 Polk

" Susan C, with Singer Mfg. Co., r. 510
Eddy
Henricks Con, seaman, r. 114b 14th
Henricksen Charles, seaman, r. 28 Sacra-
mento
Henrickson Claus, wheelsman str John H. Hart-
ley, r. 1813 Greenwich
" H., quartermaster str Mariposa
" Iver, joiner, r. NW cor Utah and Santa

Clara
" Peter, waiter E. Arndt, r. 227 Minna
4®="Henrickson. See Henricksen, Hendrickson

Hendrikson and Henrickson
Henricy William, teacher music, r. 243 Minna

HENRIKSEN B. E.,

arcMtect, 121 Post, rooms 35 1-2 and
36, r. 1320 Fell

4S*Henriksen. See Hendrickson, Henrichsen

and Henrickson
Henriksen's Adjustable Bridge for Fire Hose,

121 Post, rooms a5'/2-36
Henriksen's Automatic Safety Clutch for

Elevators, 121 Post, rooms 35!4-36
Henriot Adele, widow, r. 319 Tehama
HenriouUe Gregoire, liquors, 117, 7th, r. 571a
Minna
" Gustave, liquors, 135, 2d
" John B., liquors, 19, 9th, r. 780 Stevenson
" Louis J., clerk Nevada Bank, r. San
Mateo

Henriques Isaac L., special policeman, r. 1623

Powell
je®=Henriques. See Hendricks, Henrichs and

Hinrichs
Henritty Mary, widow, r. 21 Ritch rear
" Thomas E., hoseman Engine 4, r. 21 Ritch
rear
^©"Henritty. See Hanratty and Henretty
Henrix Edward (Henrix & Eraser), r. 217, 17th
" Edward Jr., tinner De Lano Bros., r. 217,

17th
" & Eraser (Edward Henrix and James K.
Fraser), sailmakers, 46 Clay
4S~Henrix. See Hendricks, Henricks and

Henriques
Henrotte Leon, driver Thomas McKeon, r. 15^

Bryant Av
Henry A. A., bookkeeper Johnson-Locke Mer-
cantile Co.,r. Berkeley
" Adal, actress, r. 513 Post
" Agnes, domestic, 1433 California
" Alfred S., printer Co-Operative Publishing

Co., r. 1427 Laguna
" Alice, widow, dressmaking, 126, 5th
" Alva G., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1019
Larkin
Henry Andrew J., collector and insurance
broker, 12 Montgomery, room 6, r. 1306
Valencia
" Andrew J., janitor, 636 Sutter
" Angle Mrs., lodgings, 1019 Larkin
" Anna D. Miss, medical student, r. 451 Noe
" August U., machinist H. G. Layng Ma-
chine Wks, r. 222, 226.
" Augustus K., compositor Call, r. 27 Cheru-

busco
" Benjamin, teamster Chappell & Koons, r.

346 Minna
" Bridget, widow, r. 229, 28th
" Bridget, widow, r. 522 Fell
" Carl A. (Richards & Henry), r. 829, 17th
" Catherine, widow, r. 1446 Leavenworth
" Catherine, widow, r. 1806 Geary
" Charles, porter, 3700 California
" Charles C, shoecutter Siebe, Glanville Co.,

r. 1032 Market
" Charles P., candy maker Louis Saroni &

Co., r. Berkeley
" Clarence, clerk, r. 27 Elsie
Henry Durant Primary School, Mrs. Georgia
Washburn principal, S s Turk bet Bu-
chanan and Webster
" Edward Mrs., widow, r. 337!4, 10th
" Edward J., printer, r. 337^4, 10th
" Edward L., mining, r. 909 Sanchez
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 3124 Washington
" Evelyn Miss, r. 120 Lyon
" George J. Jr., mechanical engineer The

Pelton Water Wheel Co., r. Berkeley
" George S., meter reader Spring Valley W.

W., r. Mill Valley
" Grace E. Miss, stenographer The Manhat-
tan Life Ins. Co,, r. 909 Sanchez
" Gustave K., compositor, r. 27 Elsie
" H., horseman, r. 905 Market
" Harry, porter, r. 1115 Steiner
" Helen R. Miss, actress, r. 909 Sanchez
" Henry S., carrier postoffice, r. 1427Laguna
" Ira M. (George Pattison & Co.), r. 26 Pleas-
ant
" Isaac, salesman John Quadt & Co., r. 1115

Steiner
" James A., clerk, r. 2 City Hall PI
" James D., harness and saddlery, 414V2, 6th
" John, blacksmith, r. 420 Minna
" John, bookkeeper, r. 1521 Vallejo

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COAL, COKE and PIG IRON,

Wholesale and Retail.

Henry John, lalDorer. r. 33-2 Ritch

" John, seaman, r. 3 East

" John B., laborer S. P. C!o., r. 126 Juniper

" John P. (Cal. Broom Mfg. Co.), r. 2042 How-
ard

" Joseph, r. SW-A Geary

" Joseph, baker Jacob Renz. r. 142, 11th

" Joseph, miner, r. 800 Kearny

" Joseph, wood dealer, 1115 Steiner

• Joseph F., with W. & J. Sloane & Co., r. 105
Ridley

" Joseph H.. hostler, r. 2417 Howard

" Kate, widow, r. 2042 Howard

" Leo. driver Samuel Goldstone, r. SSl^i
Geary

•• Leon, printer, r. 1427 Laguna

" Louis M., collector Spring Valley W. W.,
r. 2420 Howard

" Lucy S., widow, r. 436 Ellis

" Marcus M., musical manager and press
agent, office 816 Market, r. 1100 Van
Ness Av

" Margaret L., widow, r. 909 Sanchez

" Matthew, printer, r. 1446 Leavenworth

" Merritt. carpenter Washburn & Moen Mfg
Co.

" Minnie Miss, finisher Golden Gate Woolen
Mills

" Niel, sash and door maker, r. 72 West Mis-
sion

■' Patrick, laborer, r. 246 Michigan

" Patrick, laborer, r. 501 Napa

" Porter W., elevator man, 420 California, r.
807 Van Ness Av

" Robert (J. C. Lemmer & Co.;, r. 827, 17th

" Robert, seaman, r. 114, 2d

" Samuel, clerk Davis, Haber & Co., r. 833
Geary

" Samuel H., attorney at law, 23 Montgom-
ery Block, r. 1427 Laguna

" Sarah, widow, r. 1416 Baker

" Sarah, widow, r. 2709a Laguna

" Thomas, laborer Western Sugar Refinery,
r. 221 Solano
Henry W. A. & Co. (William A. Henry and
Charles N. Rude), manufacturers dyna-
mos and storage batteries, 33 Lily Av

" Walter H., student Gunnison, Booth &
Bartnett, r. Oakland

" Watson H.. chief engineer str. J. D.Peters,
r. 1409 Pacific

" William, clerk S. P. Co., r. 19 Russ

" William, laborer S. P. Co., r. 67 Minna

" William, porter, r. 340 Turk

" William, solicitor, r. 223 Fair Oaks

" William, stableman Smith & Poultney

" William A., finisher, r. 11 Clinton

" William A. (W. A. Henry & Co.), and fore-
man Pac. Electric Motor Co. r. 33 Lily
Av

'■ William A., salesman G. G. Wickson &
Co., r. Oakland

" William E.. candy maker Louis Saroni &
Co., r. 817 Bush

" William P., accountant Pac. Coast Sav-
ings Society, r. 436 Ellis

" William R.. advertising agent W. T. Gar-
ratt&Co., r. 657, 20th
Henschen Cathrina, widow, r. 1507b Steiner

" Henry J., plumber Rapid Safety Filter Co.,
r. 1507b Steiner
Henschke Louis, pile driver, r. 157 Silver
Hensel Frederick, blacksmith Atlas Iron Wks,
r. 2214 Filbert

" John L., solicitor, r. 1710 Hyde

" Nellie Miss, school teacher, r. 1710 Hyde

Henshall Herbert, salesman McDonogh & Run-
yon, r. 2 Vernon PI
" Richard P., clerk George W. Towle Jr., r.

501 Van Ness Av
" William A., attorney at law, 530 Califor-
nia, room 13, r. 204 McAllister
Henshaw Charles, salesman, r. 618 Eddy
Henshaw Frederick W., Associate Justice Su-
preme Court of California, chambers
825 Market, Emporium Bldg, r. East
Oakland
" J., machinist S. P. Co., r. 124, 11th
" John, laborer, r. 4 Hattie
" J. S. Mrs., widow, r. 608 Pine
Hensbaw Tyler, machinery, NW cor Fremont

and Mission, r. Oakland
Henshelwood Thomas R. (Doane & Henshel-

wood) r. 1920 Washington
Hensley Edward D., r. 2513 McAllister
" Frederick C, r. 20!^ Hawthorne
" Kitty Miss, r. 2513 McAllister
" Mae Miss, whip braider, r. 2513 McAllister
" Margaret C, widow, r. 2513 McAllister
" N. D. Mrs., widow, r. 502 Powell
" William D., r. 2809 Howard
" William D. Jr., clerk Maintenance of Way
S. P. Co., r. 2809 Howard
Hent Reuben W., attorney at law, 605 Clay, r.

San Rafael
Henton Caroline, widow, r. 925 Golden Gate Av
Henton James S., bookkeeper F. A. Becker
Hentrlch Frank, salesman, r. 902a Powell

" Louis, bookkeeper, r. 1216 Clay
Henty August, r. 217 Francisco
Hentz Flora E., widow, r. 218 Leavenworth
" George C, printer Edward W. Hill, r. 4
Marye Terrace
Hentzell Augustus, r. 2633i4 Harrison
" Benjamin F., chimney maker, r. 715^/4 Na-

toma
" John, r. 915^4 Minna
" John W., chimney maker, r. 9151/4 Minna
" William, hostler L. E. Clawson & Co.
Hentzling Barbara, widow, r. 790 Stevenson
Henvey John J., carriage maker Charles Molter,

r. 420 Minna
Henwood Emelie Miss, r. 619, 23d
" Josiah, molder Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg.
Wks, r. 623 Minna
Henzel Edward F., electrician, 40 New Mont-
gomery, r. 217, 3d Av
" Edward F.. r. 1815 Sutter
" George L. (The George L. Henzel Electric
Co.). r. 2252 Bush
Henzel George L. Electric Co. The (George L.

Henzel), NE cor Bush and Steiner
Henzi Edward, oiler John Wieland Brewery, r.

56^4 Clementina
Hep Edwin L., mill hand Deming-Palmer Mill-
ing Co., r. 321 Eureka
Hepburn Alexander, machinist Main St. Iron
Wks, r. 937b Golden Gate Av
" Alexander J., machinist S. F. Tool Wks, r.

54, 2d
■' Alice, widow, r. 533 Taylor
" Anna J., widow, r. 1166 Haight
" Fannie Mrs., r. 533 Taylor
" John, machinist, r. 320 Pennsylvania Av
" Joseph L., agent New York Life Co., r. 1166

Haight
" Louise J., widow, r. 1166 Haight
Hepburn Mort & Co., stationers, printers and
bookbinders, 216 Sansome, telephone
Main 1276
" Mortimer (Mort Hepburn & Co.), r. 603
Bush
Hepp Emma Miss, bookkeeper, r. 2017 Powell
" George, boot and shoes, 724 Montgomery

Av. r. 2017 Powell
" William, fisherman, r. 2017 Powell
Heppelmann Frank, laborer, r. 132i4 Langton
Heppert Henry, instrument maker The A. Lietz

Co., r. 15191/4 Leavenworth
Heppner Annette P., widow, r. 526 Ellis
Hepston Joseph S., waiter Cardall & Marston, r.

425 Stevenson
Hepworth Susan B., widow, r. 2105 Larkin
" William B., shipping clerk George H.
Tay Co., r. 2105 Larkin

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Herald Eder H., teamster HirscMelder &

Meauey, r. 217y^, 23d
ie®=-Herald. See Harold, Harrold and Herold
Heran Patrick, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.,

r. 143 Hancock
4®=-Heran. See Heron, Herrin and Herron
Herb John, brush maker Read & Zahn, r. 504, 1st
Herbeck John, brewer, r. 3919 Pierce
Herberger Carl, upholsterer, 2312 Fillmore
Herbert Albert, machinist First St. Wks, Union
I. Wks, r. 1954 Langton
" Charles, machine hand Ames & Harris, r.

19% Langton
" Edmund, tailor, 632 Market, r. 430, 3d Av
" Frank, r. 1104 Market
" Henrietta, widow, r. 631 Golden Gate Av
" Henry H., collector Madison & Burke, r.

413 Hyde
" James, laborer, r. 743 Minna
" James L.., plumber, r. 333, Uth
" John, r. 195^ Langton
" John, driver U. S. Mail Service, r. 618, 3d
" John F., plasterer, r. 222, 11th
" John J., shoe finisher J. C. Nolan & Co., r.

322,11th
" John S., r. 322, Uth
" Mamie Miss, telephone operator, r. 420, 3d

Av
" Patrick, laborer, r. 716 Clementina
" R. Stratton, carpenter, r. 336 Cumber-
land
" Sidney, assayer C. A. Luckhardt & Co., r.

Alameda
" Thomas, laborer, r. 1005 Natoma
" William, cook, 55 Minna
" William, telegraph operator, r. 333, Uth
" William, waiter P. J. McDonald
" William C. (Herbert & Vogel), r. 543, 17th

HERBERT & VOGEL

(William Herbert and Jolin Vogel),
coopers, wine cask and tank builders,
NE cor Front and Broadway and 36-38
Commercial, telephone Main 5030

4®-Herbert. See Harbert
Herbing Paul, physician, r. 737 Howard
Herbold Anton, conductor Market St. Ry., r.
1106 Elm A V
" William D., cook Mrs. Theresa Grau, r. 6
Natoma
Herbst Charles, capitalist, r. 160 Waller
" G. F. Adolph, principal South Cosmopol-
itan Grammar School, r. 2813 Buchanan
"• G. F. Adolph Jr., clerk A. Schilling & Co.,

r. 3813 Buchanan
" Henry C, machinist, r. 1022 Shotwell rear
" Joseph, tanner, r. 1234 Hampshire
" Justus, jeweler, 134, 2d
" Rose M. Miss, r. 1330, 23d
Herbstritt Herman, electrician Will & Finck
Co., r. 514 Bryant Av
" Joseph, grinder Will & Finck Co., r. 134, 4th
Herby N. J., proprietor S. F. Condiment Co., 686

Brannan, r. Oakland
Hercules Cold Storage Co., Charles Alpers
president, John H. Sayre secretary 40o
Montgomery, room 5

HERCULES POWDER WORKS

(Hercules Station, Contra Costa Coun-
ty), John Bermingham president, J. F.
Nesmith secretary, 230 California

Herd John Jr., real estate, 10 Mills Bldg Ro-
tunda, r. Oakland
" John B., clerk S. P. Co., r. 411 Post

>e®=-Herd. See Heard, Hird and Hurd

Herdman William J., lumberman E. K. Wood
Lumber Co., r. 613 Folsom
" William J. A., clerk, r. 605 Market

Herdtfelder William, barber, 1604 Pacific Av

Heredia Edward, laundryman La Grande Laun-
dry, r. 1013 Minna

Hereford William S., physician and surgeon,
633 Sutter, r. 739 Post

Herel Hugh, car builder Market St. Ry., r. 235
California Av

Herforth Herrman. wood turner Henry Waas, r.
.311 Waller

Herger Bartholomew, shoemaker, 3141^4, 5th

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

Contracts made with Hotels for

Furnishing Carpets, Furniture, Drapery

Materials, Lace Curtains, Window

Shades, Bedding, Etc.

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Herger Frank, packer Fisher Packing Co., r.

I8O9/2 Stockton
Hergert Gustav L., general merchandise brok-
er, 304 Battery, r. Oakland
Herges William, upholsterer I. L. Solomon &

Co.
Herget Gustave A., bartender John L. Herget,
r. 703 Green
" John L., liquors, 1 Taylor, r. 28a Shotwell
" Mary L., widow, r. 703 Green
" Minnie Mrs., dressmaking, 709 Polk
Herine John, laborer, r. 133 Cook
Hering Charles, tailor M. Dickert, r. 232 Shot-
well
" Gustav, maltster John Wieland Brewery,

r. 51 Clara
" I. M., r. 164 Clara rear
" Margaret Miss, secretary Mrs. M. Cramer,

r. 705^/4 Valencia
" Mary Mrs., r. 705^/4 Valencia
" Phillip H., policeman, r. Ill Grove
" Richard, blacksmith John Wieland Brew-
ery
4®"Hering. See Herring
Heringer Edward H., druggist, r. 364 Grove
" H. A. & Co. (Henry A. Heringer), painters

and decorators, 813 Larkin
" Henry A. (H. A. Heringer & Co.), r. 813 Lar-
kin
" Rebecca, widow, 352 Clementina
4S= Heringer. See Herringer
Heringhi Aaron (Heringhi Bros.), r. 613 Green-
wich
" Bernardo, real estate agent and stock
broker, 304 Montgomery, r. 2322 Jackson
" Brothers (Aaron and Leo), jewelers and

pawnbrokers, WA Stockton
" Charles, merchant, r. 3332 Jackson
" E. <& Co. (Edward Heringhi), merchandise

brokers, 211 Pine
" Edward (E. Heringhi & Co.), r. t72Clara
" George H., photographer, r. 1001 Page
" Leo (Heringhi Bros.), r. 2333 Jackson
" Samuel, insurance agent and stock broker,
304 Montgomery, r. 1001 Page
Heriot Harriet, widow, r. 3400 Bush
" Hugh K., clerk C. A. Malm & Co., r. Oak-
land
■' Richard H., r. 11 Seymour Av
4®-Heriot. See Herriott and Harriott
Heritage John L., bookkeeper, r. cor Lee and
Grafton Avs
" John L., cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 22d

bet Douglass and Worth
" Joseph Y., clerk, r. cor Lee and Grafton
Avs
Herkenrath John, janitor Red Men's Hall, r. SW

cor Guerrero and 18th
Herley Marguerite Miss, r. 2306 California
Herlihy Catherine Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home
" Cornelius, longshoreman, r. 26 Harriet
" Daniel, groceries and liquors, 349 Minna
" Daniel H., special policeman, r. 2404 Geary
" Denis, capitalist, r. 1937 Lexington Av
" John, groceries and liquors, 200, 23d
" John, laborer, r. 1316 Filbert
" John P., policeman, r. 1313 Broadway
" Julia, widow, r. 18 Georgia
" Margaret Miss, stenographer, r. 1313 Broad-
way
" Maurice, cooper, r. UoSy^ Folsom
" Maurice, teamster, r. 325, 4th
" Michael, laborer, r. 314 Tehama
" Patrick H., marine engineer, r. 3117 Scott
" Thomas R. (Herlihy & McCarthy), r. 1313
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Herlihy William, laborer, r. 1321 Natoma
" & McCarthy (Thomas R. Herlihy and

Thomas McCarthy), wood and coal, 1313

Broadway
Herlin Ebba, domestic, 612 Ellis
" Peter, tailor, r. 736 Minna
" Theresa Miss, saleslady The Hamburger

Co., r. 442, 9th
Herling Frederick, brass finisher W. T. Garratt

&Co.,r. 311 Guerrero
" Louis, carriage painter William Wertsch,

r. 311 Guerrero
" Mary, dressmaker, r. 311 Guerrero
Herlitz Charles F., clerk George W. McNear, r.

Berkeley
" Frederick, ironmolder, r. 817 York
" Sophie, domestic, 2103 Pacific Av
Herm Antone, maltster Empire Malt House
" Charles, butcher South S. F. Packing and

Provision Co., r. 8th Av South bet M

and N
Hermal Albert, brass finisher, r. Treat Av nr

Precita Av
" John, molder, r. Treat Av nr Precita Av
Herman Abraham, tailor, r. 517 Octavia
•' Albert R., manager Rudolph Herman, r.

SE cor Jefferson and Baker
" Alexander, agent Scholle Bros., 324 Pine,

room 6. r. 1007 Larkin
" Alfred, jeweler Donohue & Kerdell, r. W s

Broderick bet Beach and Jefferson
■' Andrew, clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson.

r. Berkeley
■' C, seaman, r. 22 Sacramento
" Charles, liquors, SE cor Lyon and Lom-
bard
" Delia Mrs., r. 116 Ivy Av
" E., cook str Point Arena
" Ferdinand, liquors, 610 Sacramento
" Henry, workman D. S. Stanley & Co.. r.

171.-2 Ma.son
" Henry C, compositor Call, r. 1036 Shotwell
" Henry L., accountant, 512 California, r. 9

Belvedere
" Huber, salesman National Brewing Co., r.

916, 15th
" Isaac, salesman Cal. Jewelry Co.
" John, bartender William Ensbury, r. 613

Mission
■' Joseph, laborer, r. 624 Tennessee
" Julius, clerk Heller, Bachman & Co., r. 1117

Scott
" Martin, stockbroker, 324 Pine. r. New York
" Michael, teamster, r. 926 Natoma
Herman Rudolpli, proprietor Harbor View

Park and Baths. NW cor Baker and Jef-
ferson
•■ Warren P., liquors. 228 Pacific, r. 706 Bat-
tery
" William, laborer S. P. Co., r. 519 Brannan
" William, machinist, r. SE cor Lyon and

Lombard
Hermann A. & Co. (Anton Hermann and Charles

R. Frankej, carpenters and cabinet

makers, 64, 1st
" Albert, laborer, r. 355 Brannan
" Anton (A. Hermann & Co.). r. 103 Falcon Av
" August L., carpenter Robinson & Gillespie
Hermann Benjamin, butcher, NE cor Bush

and Franklin, r. 1813 Pine
" Blanche, widow, r. 821 Greenwich
" Carl, r. 625 Post
" Charles G., dyeing and cleaning, 951'/^ Fol-

som
" Emile A. (Hermann & Swain), r. 33 Dame
" Frederick A., painter, r. 912 Capp

Hermann G., gilder J. B. Mclntyre, r. 11 John
" Harry, clerk C. L. Pierce, r. Oakland
" House, Peter Anderson proprietor, 2013

Folsom
" Howard E., upholsterer, r. 934 Bush
" James, painter, r. 912 Capp
" John (Hermann Safe Co.), r. 326, 25th
" John, brewer F. A. Lux Brewing Co., r. 2416

Polk
" John E., tailor O. W. Nordwell, r. Oakland
" Joseph, butcher B. Hermann, r. 1813 Pine
" Lucien Mrs., widow, r. 1920 Broadway
" Mary, widow, r. 2339 Jackson
" Max, bookkeeper The Harry Unna Co. r.

815 Lyon
" Melville, r. 1812 Fillmore
" Meyer, glazier, r. 1126 Howard
" Meyer D., cutter S. M. Wood& Co., r. 1216

Fulton
" N. Mrs., proprietor Del Monte, 116a Grant

Av
" Otto. r. 706 McAllister
" Rosa, widow, r. 1216 Fulton
Hermann Safe Co. (John Hermann), manufac-
turers safes, 526 Sacramento
" Samuel, butcher B. Hermann, r. 1813 Pine
" Theodore (Theodore Hermann & Co.), r. 1022
Washington
Hermann Theodore & Co. (Theodore Hermann
and Archie L. Hettrich) marine shells
and curiosities, 630 Washington
" Victor, carpenter, r. 44 Minna
" William, laborer, r. 517 Bryant
" & Swain (E. A. Hermann and Clarkson
Swain), architects, 120 Sutter, room 46
4®"Hermann. See Herrman and Herrmann
Hermansen George A. (Jensen & Hermansen),
r. 5 MeachamPl
" H., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill Co
" Herman (R. J. Techau & Co.), r. 700 Jones
" Martin, restaurant, 12 Clay
" Oscar, electrician, r. 529 Sacramento
Hermeline Justine, widow, r. 2108 Pine
Hermes Ida, widow, r. 730 Gough
Hermida August L., steward, r. 1310 Mason
" David, baker, r. 1310 Mason
" John, clerk, r. 1310 Mason
Hermosillo Mariano, cook, r. 317 Green
Hern C. C, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1104
Tennessee
■' Frank, pile man S. F. Bridge Co.
" Johannah, widow, r. 1932 Folsom
" John A., laborer, r. 11 Kate PI
•' William, attorney at law, r. 712 Geary
4S8"Hern. See Hearn and Hearne
Hernan Benjamin, watchman, r. 1018 Union
" Martin, laborer, r. 1016, 26th
" Michael, laborer, r. 1018 Union
" Michael H., attorney at law, 26 Montgom-
ery, rooms 26-27, r. 2103 Pine
Hernandez Alvina Mrs., restaurant, 32 Hinck-
ley
" Amelia Miss, teacher embroidery, 1021'^

Pacific
" Andres, seaman str San Jose, r. 228 Bran-
nan
" Augustina Miss, r. 114 Pacific
" B., seaman str City oi Syndey
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 1021!/4 Pacific
" G., seaman str City of Sydney
" Indelcio, teacher music, 1311 Mason
" Joseph L., barber H. A. Wolfe, r. 1314

Dupont •
•' L., 2d cook str Alameda
" Luciano, barber, NB cor 7th Av and Clem-
ent
" Marcelino, porter, r. 1408 Powell
Hemberg Robert Rev., pastor Finnish Sea-
men's Mission, r. 679^4 Harrison
Herndon Annie C. Miss, teacher Marshall Pri-
mary School, r. 711 Jones
" Victor G., warehouseman Standard Oil

Co., r. 28}4 Moss
" Walter, glove cutter, r. 546, 23d
-^"Herndon. See Harnden
Heme John, laborer Odd Fellows' Cemetery, r.

123 Cook
Herold Anna, widow, r. 1716 Bush
" Annie, domestic, 2005 Franklin

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Herold Brothers (Philip and George J.), black-
smiths, San Bruno Av nr Silver Av
" Charles, baker, r. 625 Clay
" Charles, blacksmith and wagon maker,

San Bruno Av nr Army
" Charles, butcher Mark Strouse, r. 16171/4

Powell
■' George J. (Herold Bros.), r. cor Army and

San Bruno Av
" John C, r. 1708 Eddy
" Joseph C, salesman Nolan Bros. Shoe Co.,

r. 1708 Eddy
" Louis M., teamster, r. 35% Clara
" Mary Miss (Smith & Herold), r. 219, 10th
" Matthias, bookkeeper Hofmann & Woenne,

r. 224 Scott
" Philip (Herold Bros.), r. San Bruno Av nr

Silver Av
" Philippine Miss, varieties, 14, 24th
" Roderick, teacher music, r. 1716 Bush
Herold Rudolpli Jr., general agent Hamburg
Bremen Fire Insurance Co. (Hamburg),
415 California, r. 143 Haight
" Rudolph A., architect. 343 Phelan Bldg
4®=-Herold. See Harold, Harrold, Herrold

and Herald
Heron Clyde S.,grlpman Market St. Ry, r. 1902
Page
" James C, trolly man Paul Boyton Chute

Co., r. 1902 Page
" John, bolt cutter Payne's Bolt Wks, r.

Black Point
" Mary, widow, r. 522 Turk
" Mary E., widow, r. 3001 Jackson
" Michael, wood and coal, 313 Golden Gate

Av, r. 3161/4 Golden Gate Av
" Patrick, hostler, r. 22 Turk
" Patrick F., groom Dilham & Tronchet, r.

2224 Turk
" Sophia M., widow, r. 1902 Page
" William, dry goods, 1318 Larkin, r. Sonoma
4®=Heron. See Heran, Herron, Herrin and

Hiron
Heroux Edmond L., carpenter, r. 115 Arkansas
Herpson H., beamster South S. F. Tannery
Herr John G., storekeeper car dept. S. P. Co.,
r. 314, 3d
" John J., r. Cosmos Club
Herra Benjamin, civil engineer, r. 1016 Powell
Herrel Michael, cooper John Wieland Brewery,

r. 434, 3d
Herrera Francisco, r. 15 Oak
" Frank, Mexican bit and spur maker, 1420i/^

Powell
" Louis, florist, Cambridge nr Bacon
" Michael, paint grinder Pioneer W. L. and

Color "Wks, r. 1417 Powell
" Sophie Nis. Mme, teacher Irving Insti-
tute, r. 1036 Valencia
Herrgott Aldolph A., groceries, 38 Natoma, r.
646 Mission
" Charles A., marker La Grande Laundry, r.

527 Linden Av
" Justin, distributor La Grande Laundry
" Peter, roofer, r. 646 Mission
Herguth August, pork packer Joseph McEvoy,
r. 332b, 10th
" Frank, electrician Paul Seller Electrical

Wks, r. 332b, 10th
" Frank, packer Roth, Blum & Co., r. 1080

Brannan
" Samuel F., sign painter Swan & Stein, r.
544 Olive Av
Herrick Alice M. Miss, china decorating artist,
308 Post, r. Oakland
" Clarence G., insurance broker, 204 Sansome,

r. 322 Haight
" Cora R. Miss, teacher, r. 323 Haight
Herrick Edward M., wholesale lumber, 17
Steuart, and president Pacific Pine
Lumber Co., 121 Market, r. Oakland
" Emery, upholsterer, r. 704 Howard
" Fannie L., widow, r. 1124 Guerrero
" Frank C, clerk W. P. Fuller & Co., r. 1124

Guerrero
" George E., inspector Spring Valley W. W.,

r. 301 Franklin
" Harry, packer M. F. Cosgriff & Co., r. 88
Everett

1124 Guer-

Herrick Laura Miss, dressmaker, r. 1010V4

Leavenworth
Herrick Le Roy F., physician and surgeon, with
D. Maclean, M. D., resident physician at
Maclean Hospital and Sanitarium, 1534
Mission, telephone Jessie 551, hours 1 to
3 and 7 to 8 p. m. Consulting physician
at California Medical College, 1433 Fol-
som, hours 9 to 10 a. m. and 3 to 5 p. m.,
telephone South 84
■' Lester (P. H. Jordan & Co. and Lester

Herrick & Co.), r. Oakland
" , Lester & Co. (Lester Herrick and P. H.
Jordan), agents Hay Combined Bell and
Brake, 53 Chronicle Bldg
" Layman C, clerk Home and Phoenix Ins.

Co., r. 1124 Guerrero
" M. Mrs., widow, r. 619 Geary
" Mary M. Miss, teacher music,

rero
" Richard, tinsmith Pac. Sheet Metal Wks,

r. 1110 Broadway
" Stephen S., physician and surgeon, r. 322

Haight
" Stephen S. Jr., clerk Vulcan Iron Wks. r.

322 Haight
" v.. Miss, r. 619 Geary

" William F., accountant Palatine Ins. Co.,
r. Oakland
Herridge Charles, janitor, r. 84 Everett
Herriman Albert H. (Herriman & Mills), r. 1714
Market
" Edward H., quartermaster str City of

Everett
" Frederick, 2d mate str Corona, r. 1714 Mar-
ket
Herriman & Mills (Albert H. Herriman and
Warren F. Mills), stevedores, 201 Front,
telephone Front 64
Herrin Frank M., marine tireman, r. 56214 Bry-
ant
" H., r. 99 Montgomery Block
" Hannah, widow, r. 562% Bryant
" William, raftsman, r. 563% Bryant
Herrin William F., chief counsel law depart-
ment S. P. Co., 4 Montgomery, r. 3530
Broadway
Herrin William J. (Shadburne& Herrin), attor-
ney at law, 415 Montgomery, rooms 9-11,
r. 712 Geary
" William P., cigar maker, r. 562% Bryant
4®=Herrin. See Heran, Heron and Herron
Herring Charles, harness maker, r. 705 Valencia
" Charles E., polisher Richard Herring, r.

cor Precita Av and Shotwell
" David T., clerk, r. 1315 Howard
" Frank, expressman, NW cor Sacramento

and Polk, r. 818 Olive Av
" Frank G., cashier Raphael Weill & Co., r.

1315 Howard
" Frederick W., machinist Richard Herring,

r. cor Precita Av and Shotwell
" George D., teamster, r. 906% Folsom

HERRING-HALL-MARVIN CO.

(Cincinnati), Joseph G. Giesting man-
ager, manufacturerers safes, vaults,
bank vaults, safe deposit vaults, jail
cells, etc., 609-611 Market, telephone
Main 5447
Herring Harold, bookbinder Schmidt Label &
Lith. Co., r. 37 Ford

" Henry H., expressman, NW cor California
and Polk, r. 818 Olive Av

" Joseph P., student, r. 513 Hermann

" Michael, r. 4 Magner PI

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Herring Richard, house, bank and office fittings,
557 Brannan, r. cor Precita Av and Shot-
well
" Richard Jr., teacher wood working Cogs-
well Polytechnic College
" Simeon H., farmer, r. 512 Hermann
" Theodore, clerk, r. 914, 25th
" Tillman R., salesman Henry Lyons, r.

9O6V2 Folsom
" William J., teamster, r. 906'/2 Folsom
4®=Herring. See Herrin, Herron and Heran
Herringer John, porter, r. 819 Jessie

" Louisa, widow, r. 1716 Sutter
4®"Herringer. See Heringer
Herrington George, tailor Samuel Dohrman, r.
220, 3d
" Howard, physician, 43, 6th
" William, laundryman, r. 735 Brannan
" William M., dental student, r. 102 Hayes
" William S., carpenter, r. 437 O'Farrell
4®" Herrington. See Harrington
" Herriott David, clerk Frank Clough, r. 400
Ellis
«S=" Herriott. See Heriot
Herrmann An tone, machinist, r. 12 Gilbert
" August, boarding and liquors, Hunters'
Point

HERRMANN C. & CO.,

Conrad Herrmann president, Jolin G.
Joly secretary, manufacturers and
dealers hats and caps and hatters' ma-
terials, 328 Kearny

Herrmann Charles (J.Popert & Co.), r. 346, 4th

" Charles L., warehouseman clothing and
equippage depot Quartermaster's dept.,
U. S. A., r. Alameda

" Charles P., salesman Kast & Co., r. 618
Golden Gate Av
Herrmann Conrad, president C. Herrmann &
Co., 328 Kearny, r. 2021 Sacramento

" Conrad P., trained nurse, r. 1U7 Van Ness
Av

" Frederick, r. ]124i/i Harrison rear
Herrmann George, dealer in anhydrous and
aqua ammonia, Greer's washing am-
monia and hops in cases and agent
Langfeldt & Co. Limited (Yokohama,
Japan), 309-311 Sacramento, r. San
Rafael

" George, paper ruler Althof& Bahls, r. 16b
Cumberland

" Henry, with C. Herrmann & Co., r. 32614
Sanchez

" Henry F., butcher Antone P. Wagner, r.
2116 Jones
Herrmann James (Herrmann & Co.), r. 25
Baker

" Julius, r. 742 Tehama rear

" Julius, cook New California Hotel, r. 429
Bush

" Julius, salesman, r. 424 McAllister

" Julius C, blacksmith, r. 243, 2d

" Moses, shoemaker, 316 Gough,r. 1156 Golden
Gate Av
Herrmann Oscar, merchant, oface 309-311 Sacra-
mento, r. 25 Baker

" Otto W., ship joiner, r. 913 Illinois

" Philip, master schr Brothers, office 24 Clay

" Philip, spinner J. & C. Wucherer, r. 220
Montgomery Av

" Richard, machinist Washburn & Moen
Mfg. Co., r. 2201/4 Francisco

" William, asst. cashier The German Sav-
ings and Loan Society, r. 912 Bush

" William, waiter New Washington Hotel

Herrmann William J., confectioner Franz Sie-
brecht, r. 907 Union

HERRMANN & CO.

(James Herrmann and Charles
Schmidt), dealers in hops and malt
and brewers' supplies and agents
Alex Fries & Brothers essential oils
and essences, 309-311 Sacramento
4®" Herrmann. See Herman, Hermann and

Herrman
Herrold George H., surveyor, 225 Crocker Bldg,

r. 330 O'Farrell
«®=Herrold. See Herold

Herron Charles E., furniture finisher, r. 720
Harrison
" David, manager S. C. Blake, 429 Kearny, r.

637 Kearny
" Howard, r. 912 Bush

" James, stableman J. Lanzer, r. 2232 Mis-
sion
" John O., laborer, r. 137 Langton
" Marie, widow, r. 31 Turk
" Mary E., widow, r. 912 Bush
" Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 220

8th
" Thomas, shirtmaker, r. 243 Fell
ii®~ Herron. See Heron, Herrin and Heran
Herrschaft Annie Mrs., dressmaking, 12914, 10th

" Christopher, r. 12914, 10th
Herschenson David, collector, r. 29 Russ
Herscouts Benjamin, peddler, r. 21 Vz Boardman

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Hersey Edward, stave jointer Pac. Wooden-
ware and Cooperage Co., r. Lorin
" Fred H., with S. Foster & Co., r. Oak-
land
" James, cook Dennett's, r. 717 O'Farrell
" Nellie, waitress Dennett's, r. 717 O'Far-
rell
Hershf elder Nettie Mrs., r. 119 Julian Av
Hersom Walter, decorator James F. Kenny, r.

107 Fell
Herson Edward, hostler Bailey, Weller&Neave
Hert Anna, widow, r. 622, 17th
Hertel George F. A., clerk, r. 114, 10th
" Henry, bartender Frederick S. Kordt, r.

19101/2 Powell
" Theodore, laborer, r. 114, 10th
Herten Frank, paper carrier, r. 1921 Howard
Hertenstein August (Bernstein & Co.), r. 10
Bluxome
" Frederick, showcase maker Bernstein &
Co., r. 10 Bluxome
Herter John, bartender, r. 506, 4th
Herting Charles, machinist, r. 910 Pacific
" Frederick, butcher, 1440 Valencia, r. »4lB

San Jose Av
" Frederick Jr., butcher Frederick Herting,

r. 341b San Jose Av
" Henry, carpenter, r. 910 Pacific
" Henry, liquors, 1 Masonic Av
" Jacob, butcher Frederick Herting, r. 341b

San Jose Av
" John H., tailor, r. 910 Pacific
" William, butcher, r. 341b San Jose Av
Hertz Adella Miss, teacher, r. 1311 Laguna
" B. M. Mrs., widow, r. 312 Hyde
" Charles H., liquors, Bryant Avnr Alameda
" Fredericka Miss, stenographer D. Apple-
ton & Co., r. 1311 Laguna
" Hannah, widow, r. 1830 O'Farrell
" Harry, clerk D. Rudee, r. 427 Pacific
" Herman Mrs., widow, r. 1311 Laguna
" Hugo, shipping clerk Meyerfeld, Mitchell

&Co., r. 1830 O'Farrell
" J. & Co. (Jacob Hertz and Adolph Schet-

zel), butchers, 5-6 Centre Market
" Jacob (J. Hertz & Co.), r. 1318 Fillmore
■' Louis, bookkeeper J. Schweitzer & Co.. r.

I8O714 Steiner
" Louis, clothing, 427 Pacific
" Regina Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan

Grammar School, r. 1311 Laguna
" Samuel, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
634 Linden Av
4!5=- Hertz. See Herz

Hertzberg Frederick, clerk Merten Mfg. Co., r.
122, 8th

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Hertzberg Frederick, manufacturer, r. 1509 Baker

" Jacob, furrier, r. 1210 Buchanan
J8®=-Hertzberg. See Herzberg
Hertzog Augusta, widow, r. 124 Scott

" Charles, ironmolder, r. WITA Dupont
4®=Hertzog. SeeHerzog

Herve Eugene F. (Herve & Somps), r. Alameda
" Eugene V., policeman, r. 1654 Market
" William A., driver Herve & Somps, r. 507a

Birch Av
" & Somps (Eugene F. Herve and Pierre
Somps), proprietors Golden West Min-
eral Springs Co., 622 Laguna
Hervey Charles B.. cashier The Travelers' Ins.
Co. (city agency), 24 Mills Bldg, 8th floor,
r. 318 Golden Gate Av
" Harry C, clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. 318

Golden Gate Av
" William R., teacher music, r. 2432 Jackson
4®=-Hervey. See Harvey
Hervien Joseph, bartender Albert Arnaud, r. 308

Sutter
Herwig Emil, physician, 419 Eddy
" Wilhelm, chicken ranch, 439 Munich
" William, hog raiser, r. .349 Munich
Herz Charles, satchel maker C. A. Malm & Co.,
r. 231 Shotwell
" Gustav, bookkeeper Eppinger & Co., r. 10
Miles Court
jgSB^Herz. See Hertz

Herzberg Albert, clerk Will & Finck Co., r. 624%
Laguna
" Bernard, clothing, 1046 Howard
" Christian, longshoreman, r. 1825 Powell
" Isaac, stockbroker, 326 Pine, r. 1316/2 Web-
ster
" Nathan, packer Wangenheim, Sternheim &
Co., r. 408 Grove
4®=Herzberg. See Hertzberg
Herzel Joseph, carpenter, r. 10 Turk
Herzer Herman H., clerk The German Savings

and Loan Society, r. 2533 McAllister
Herzer Hugo, chief deputy Assessor, r. 2533 Mc-
Allister
Herzfelder Sophie, widow, r. 1626 Post
Herzman Leo, salesman A. Mautz & Co.,t. 447.
19th
" Sigmund, clerk, r. 1320 Oetavia
Herzo Anna, widow, r. 828b Union
" Julia Mrs., liquors, 733, 5th Av and H bet

• 9th and 10th Avs
" N. & Co. (Nicholas Herzo), restaurant, 23

Eddy
" Nicholas (N. Herzo & Co.), r. 1818 Howard
Herzog Alfred H. (Herzog & Dignan), r. 1207
Eddy
" Bernhard. salesman, r. 811 Turk
" Brothers (John F. and Herman), black-
smith, 737 Broadway
" Charles, coffee saloon, 6 Golden Gate Av,

r. 61/4 Golden Gate Av rear
" Christopher, r. 3131/2 O'Farrell
" Frank, cooper J. J. Kucich, r. 1039 Hamp-
shire
" G., finisher H. Friedrichs, r. 606a Shotwell
" Gustav, salesman Reiss Bros. & Co., r. 811

Turk ^ ,

" Henry, clerk William Roth, r. 1418 Jack-
son „
" Henry J. (Kahn & Herzog), r. 1207 Eddy
" Herman (Herzog Bros.), r. 739 Broadway
" John F. (Herzog Bros.), r. 739 Broadway
" Joseph, r. 1207 Eddy

" Joseph, jeweler R.Bujannoff, r. 3o Hardy
" Joseph, manager South S. F. Brewery,
NW cor Railroad Av and 14 th Av South,
r. 25191/2 Bryant
" Julius, glazier, r. 1722 Hyde
" L. Mrs., furniture, 922 Folsom
" Max, salesman J. Baumgarten & Co., r. 811

" Melville, electrician Union I. Wks, r. 1207

Eddy
" Oscar, salesman, r. 811 Turk
" Otto, clerk Merten Mfg Co., r. 131 Julian Av
" Paul F., blacksmith Herzog Bros., r. 739

Broadway
" Phillip H. wood turner, r. 217 Pans
" Theodore D. , teacher music, r. 518 O'Farrell

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Herzog William H., clerk, r. 739 Broadway
" & Dignan (Alfred H. Herzog and Thomas
J. Dignan), printers, 12 Montgomery
JSer-Herzog. See Hertzog

HERZSTEIN M.,

physician and surgeon, hours 11 a. m.
to 1 p. m. and 3 to 5 p. m., ofllce and
r. 801 Sutter, telephone East 252

Heselberg Charles S., dairy produce, 338b 34th
Hesketh Catherine Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 317, 13th
George, real estate, r. 327 Filbert
Joseph Jr., upholsterer, r. 317, 13th
Joseph H., roofer, r. 317, 13th
Richard, stevedore, r. 62 Tehama
Thomas, stevedore, r. 15 Dore
Heslep Philander C, machinist, 56 Bluxome, r.

519a Brannan
4@-Heslep. See Hislop and Hyslop
Hesler Birdie Miss, saleslady Michels & Wand,
r. 619 Powell
" Christina Mrs., cloak maker, r. 619 Powell
" Paul, bartender Philip Christmann, r. 541
Mission
>WHesler. See Hessler
Heslop Alfred, printer H. S. Crocker Co., r. 313

Eddy
Hespy Rasmus, laundryman, r. 943 Harrison
Hess Albert, salesman, r. 3813 Pine
" Alex Mrs., r. 305 Oak

" Alexander W., engineer, r. 11 Glen Park Av
" August, baker C. Reuss & Bro , r. 1504 Turk
" Augustus, meterman S. F. Gas Light Co.,

r. 518 Duncan
" Bernard W-, conductor, r. 120 Ash Av
" Charles, milker John Linehan, r. 703 Vienna

HESS CHARLES

(estate of), optician and manufacturer
and direct importer of optical and
scientific instruments, experimental
glass blowing, fine model work and
repairing in all its branches to order
at shortest notice, 519 Kearny
Hess Charles Jr., optician estate of Charles

Hess, 519 Kearny, r. 1308 California
Hess Charles Mrs., widow, executrix estate of
Charles Hess. r. 1308 California
" Edwin L., r. 321 Eureka
Hess Frank, watch and chronometer maker
estate of Charles Hess, 519 Kearny, r.
1308 California
" Frederica Mrs., r. 2002 Mason
" Frederick, laborer, r. 32, 21st
Hess Frederick, president and manager Cali-
fornia Demokrat Publishing Co., 409
Bush, r. 831 California
Hess Frederick Jr., secretary California Dem-
okrat Publishing Co., 409 Bush, r. 831
California
George, r. 229 Kearny
George, cook Gottlob Gall
Henry, compositor, r. 1 Yerba Buena
Henry, tailor, 136 Kearny, room 53, r. 2813

Henry J., shoemaker George Pollock, r.308

Powell
Herman, cook, r. 1331 California
I. Irving, salesman Adelsdorfer & Bran-

denstein, r. Berkeley .„.,,,

Jacob, shoemaker, 1709 Market, r. 1711 Mar-
ket rear
Joseph, r. 314 Scott _ ,^^a -n^ ,

Joseph, driver Henry Eggelmg, r. 1598 Ful-

Joseph, milker John Linehan, r. 703 Vienna

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Hess Joseph L., vice-president The Wertheimer

Co., 13-15 Battery, r. 1800 Sutter
" John, laborer, r. 22 Howard
" Julia Miss, varieties, 2002 Mason
" Louis S., waiter Merchants' Club, r. 120

Ash Av
" Margarita, widow, r. 366 Grove
" Maria M. Mrs., laundry, 2002 Mason
" Matilda, widow, r. 1308 California
" Otto, salesman Goldberg, Bowen&Co.,r.

821 California
" Otto G., jeveler and designer estate of

Charles Hess, r. 1308 California
" Philomena, widow, r. 1120 Turk
" Sarah J. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 126^4 Ivy Av
" Thomas J., painter Harbor Commissioners,

r. 507 Gough
" Ulrich, draughtsman, r. 431 Pine
" William, cigarmaker H. Plagemann & Co.,

r. 1712(/2 Church
" William, wagon maker Chris Anderson, r.

271 Clara
Hess William E., optician estate of Charles

Hess, 519 Kearny, r. 1308 California
" William T. (Harris & Hess), attorney at

law, 4 Mills Bldg, 8th floor, r, 821 Cali-
fornia
Hesse Charles, seaman, r. 16Natoma
" Charles F., carpenter Excelsior Redwood

Co.
" Frank J., tailor, r. 700 Mason
" Henry G., bartender Nicholas Hesse, r.

IO81/2 Hickory Av
" John A., barber, 2544 Folsom, r. 326, 22d
Hesse Nicholas, wines and liquors, lOl Larkin,

r. 6 Grove
" Paul, butcher, r. 517a Fell
" Sigmund, furniture dealer, r. 512 Bush
Hessel Abraham (Picard & Hessel), r. 1316

Pacific
" Amelia, widow, r. 1216 Pacific
Hesselmeyer Charlotte A, Miss, teacher Cooper

Primary School, r. 2624 Bush
" Dorothea, widow, r. 2624 Bush
" Henry T., draughtsman Risdon I. & L.

Wks, r, 2624 Bush
Hesseltine Benjamin, clerk, r. 1912 Fillmore
Hesser Adele, widow, r. 828 Post
" August, r, 412 Eddy
" Harry, paperhanger. r. 106 Eddy
Hessig Josephine Miss, r. 3015a California
Hession Henry C, plasterer, r. 125, 29th
" Johanna, widow, r. 2023 Polk
" John, clerk, r. 2023 Polk
" Michael (Hession & Clinton), r. 13 Steuart
Hession Robert H., secretary Traffic Publish-
ing Co.. 429 Montgomery, r. 655 A 20th
" & Clinton (Michael Hession and Patrick

Clinton), liquors, 13 Steuart
Hessler Catherine, widow, r. 1822 Buchanan
" Charles, Custom House broker, 524 Bat-
tery, r. 225 Capp
" Charles A., lithographer Schmidt Label &

Litho. Co., r. 225 Capp
" Edwin, clerk Fr. H. Rosenbaum & Co., r.

225 Capp
" George, butcher, r. 32 Fell
" Harry F. W., engraver H. S. Crocker Co., r.

225 Capp
" Henry, clerk, r. 311 Golden Gate Av
" John H., bartender Brickwedel Bros. &

Stewart, r. 1201 Union
" Philip, upholsterer, 729 Ellis, r. 727 Ellis
" William, brushmaker, r. 315 Tehama
" Yetta, widow, r. 507 Lombard
4®-Hessler. See Hesler

Hessman Otto, draughtsman maintenance of

way S. P. Co., r. Alameda
Hesson D. B., salesman, r. 127 Hartford
Hessong John L., barber Charles L. Deming, r.

417 Bush
Hester Gus, bar tender, r. 745 Minna
" James M., gas fitter S. F. Gas Light Co.,

stove dept., r. 1021, 20th
" Martin, steward, r. 1021, 20th
" Martin M., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r.

213 Hickory Av
" William Mrs., r. 1505 Larkin
Hesthal A. Mrs., proprietor Hotel Savoy. 336
Post
" Ferdinand E., real estate, r. 742, 17th

HESTHAL WILLIAM J.,

proprietor Golden Gate Loan Office,

dealer in watches, diamonds and

jewelry, money loaned on all kinds of

collateral at lowest rates, 10, 6tli, r.

742, 17tli
Hestin John, machinist Cyclops Iron Wks., r.

1712 Dupont
Hetherington Henry, marine engineer, r, 704V4

Mission
" Joseph C, r. 308 Leavenworth
" Robert, compositor H. S. Crocker Co., r.

905 Market
Hett George, shoemaker, r. 2017 Powell
Hettel Annie, widow, r. 555 Minna
" Joseph, plumber, r. 555 Minna
Hettich John P., engraver, r. 424 Page
" Sarah, widow, r. 424 Page
" Thomas F., printer, r. 424 Page
" William B., machinist, r. 424 Page
Hettinger Charles, watchman Isaac Levy, r.

15th Av South bet R and S
Hettle Joseph, plumber George W. Barry, r. 555

Minna
Hettrich Archie L. (Theodore Hermann & Co.),

r. 1022 Washington
Hettrich Michael, vice-president Dickman-

Jones Co., 510 Folsom, r. Berkeley
-SS^Hettrich, See Hetrich and Hettich
Hetty Julius F., electrician Louis B. Hetty, r.

123 Eddy

HETTY LOUIS B.,

electrical works, electrical bells and
speaking tubes, gas lighted by elec-
tricity, door openers and closers, wires
installed for incandescent lighting,
124-126 Eddy, telephone South 417, r,
735 Turk
Hetty Margaret, domestic, 2619 Buchanan
Hetzel George, salesman Kuhls, Schwarke &
Co., r. 4 Clarence Court
" George W., musician, r. 118 Lyon
" Leopold, r. 118 Lyon
Hetzer Henry A., coppersmith, r. 2325 Bry-
ant
" Joseph A., glazier, r. 34 Oakwood
" Magdalena Miss, teacher, r. 34 Oakwood
Heubach Ellen, widow, r. 244, 11th
Heubeck John, laborer Bavaria Brewery, r. 2921

Heubner Emil, picture frames, 436, 4th, r. 1013

Oak
Heuck Fannie, widow, r. 716 Franklin
Heuer Ferdinand, printer, r. 493 Sanchez
" Hermann, candy maker, r. 1421 Kearny
" George, agent Golden Gate Distilling Co.,

r. 825 Hampshire
■' George F., with Gutte & Frank, r. 2117

Taylor
" Hulda J. E. Mrs., teacher music and Ger-
man, r. 2316c Mission
•■ Lena, varieties, 493 Sanchez
" Leopoldina, widow, r. 1421 Kearny
'• Philip, groceries and liquors, SW cor

Montgomery Av and Lombard, r. 2117

Taylor
" Philip C, Jr., with Gutte & Frank, r. 2117

Taylor
" Theodore, salesman William Heuer
•' William, groceries and liquors, NW cor

Baker and Greenwich, r. 2905 Baker
" William, musician, r. 1421 Kearny

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Heuerman Emil, president Tbe International

Security Co., 331 Montgomery, rooms

1-2, r. 1153 Howard, and Ross Valley

" G., gripman Market St. Ry, r. 2b24'/2 Post

Heulard Gabrielle Miss, teacher languages, r.

315 Geary

" Alexander, traveling salesman Seller Bros.

&Co.
•' Max, salesman Armand Cailleau, r. 117
Bartlett
Heuniscll Adam, vice-president Abramson-Heu-

nisch Co. -36-28 Main, r. 1322 Fulton
Heunisch Albert, secretary Abramson-Heu-

nisch Co. 26-28 Main, r. Alameda
Heuser Gustav, cabinet maker Bader & Fincke,

r. 1115 Bryant
Heusler Henry, woodworker, r. 506, 4th
" Minnie Miss, with Theo C. Marceau, r. 326,

22d
" Victoria Mrs., r. 326, 22d
Heussler Albert, portrait artist, 125 Shotwell
Heussman John C, laborer, r. 793 Stevenson

" Kate Mrs., medium, 793 Stevenson
Heustadt Peter, baker Palace Hotel, r. 413

Minna
HeustonBaptiste, caterer, r. 14 Hampton PI
" Edward, marine fireman, r. 547, 1st
" Frederick G., real estate, r. 19 Hampton PI
i3®=-Heuston. See Hewston and Houston
Heuther Sebastian, locksmith Will & Finck Co.,

r. 22 Flood Av
Heverin Angelo M., laborer U. S. Customs, r.
113, 9th
" Charles, ticket collector S. F. and N. P.

Ry, r. Tiburon
" Edward J., teamster Overland Freight
Transfer Co., r. 510, 9th
Hevner Jacob J., printer Julius Gabriel, r. 659

Clay
Hewald Richard A., porter Becker & Burkhardt,

r. 233 East
Hewelcke Edwin H., cook Frank Krueckel, r.
123'/2 Clipper
" Edwin H. Jr., selector Nathan, Dohrmann
& Co., r. 12314 Clipper
Hewes Charles W., bookkeeper Esberg, Bacb-

man & Co., r. Oakland
Hewes David, capitalist, r. Occidental Hotel
" James, laundryman Occidental Hotel, r.

1S2S Pacific
" Marland S., vice-president A. L. Bryan
Shoe Co., 310 Market, r. Oakland
j^=Hewes. See Hews, Hughes and Heughes
Hewitt Arthur G., clerk Chronicle, r. 619 Capp
" Charles, engineer Engine 23, r. 2924 Pine
" Charles H., master mariner, r. 2009 Brod-

" Dixwell, special agent Catton, Bell & Co.,
r. University Club

" Edward T., teacher Cal. School of Mechani-
cal Arts, r. 619 Capp

" Ella J. Miss, superintendent Japanese
Christian Womens Home, 1307 Larkin

" James, engineer S. P. Co., r. 113, 16th

" James G., fireman S. P. Co., r. 1007 Harri-
son

" Julia Miss, r. 1307 Larkin

" Mary, widow, r. 102 Minna

" Mary C, widow, r. 1845 Fillmore

" Oden C, weigher and sealer U. S. Mint, r.
28, 8th

" Sarah E., widow, r. 1827 Polk

" Wallace H., salesman Deming-Palmer
Milling Co., r. 224, 21st

" William, ironer S. F. Laundry, r. 1210
Hampshire

HEWITT WILLIAM A.,

vice-president and secretary The Rix
Compressed Air MacMnery Co. and
machinery dealer and engineer, 11-13
First, r. 619 Capp

Hewitt William A. Jr., mechanical engmeer, r.

619 Capp
Hewitt William R., superintendent Fire Alarm

and Police Telegraph, 9 Brenham PI, r

2009 Broderick
Hewlett Allerton, clerk, r. 30 Rincon PI
" Edmund P., r. 30 Rincon PI

Hewlett Franc E. Miss, saleslady George A.

Moss, r. 30 Rincon PI
" Frederick (Ross & Hewlett), r. 1007 Sutter
" George, r. 30 Rincon PI
Hewson Arthur, bartenter The Baldwin, r. 324

Turk
" Con, shampooer Hammam Baths, r. 743

Harrison
" Hibbert R., machinist, r. 793 Mission
" Nathan A., capitalist, r. 793 Mission
" Percy B., clerk D. N. & E. Walter & Co.,

r. 1416 Broadway
" Robert (Stevens & Co.), r. 410 Van Ness Av
" Robert R., draughtsman Hasson & Hunt,

r. Larkspur
" Tillie, widow, r. 1416 Broadway
Hewston Emmett R., 2d assistant secretary

Board of Trade of San Francisco, 202

Market and 3 Pine, r. 1105 Bush
'■ George, r. 413, 27th
" Jennie Miss, r. 932 Sutter
4®= Hewston. See Heuston, Houston and Hus-
ton
Hext rum Charles A. (Hextrum & Anderson), r

2723 Bryant Av
" Edith M. Miss, stenographer Hilmer, Bred

hofl & Schulz, r. 2723 Bryant Av
'• & Anderson (Charles A. Hextrum and Hjal

mar Anderson), tanners and curriers, 541

9th
Hey Gerald W., cooper H. J. De Boer & Co., r,

154, 13th

HEY, GRAUERHOLZ & 00.

(John Hey and Henry J. Grauerholz),
wholesale liquors, 215 Sacramento

Hey John (Hey, Grauerholz & Co.), r. 334, 17th

" Louis, seaman, r. 2112 Mason
4®-Hey. See Heye and Hay
Heyde Herman F., carpenter, r. 11 Chapultepec
Heyden Charles R., packer Lievre,Fricke& Co.,
r. 25 Capp
" Elvina, domestic. 1539 Eddy
" William, stevedore, r. 25 Capp
igS'-Heyden. See Haden, Hayden and Haydon
Heydenaber Amelia, widow, r. 1446 Jackson

" Henry, musician, r. 426 Francisco
Heydenfeldt Elean, attorney at law, r. 808
O'Farrell
" Frederick O., solicitor Palatine Ins. Co.,

137 Montgomery, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" Thomas O., office 137 Montgomery, r. 738
Ellis
^B=Heydenfeldt. See Hadenfeldt
Heydenreich Emil, watchman, r. 450 Tehama
" Frederick, musician, r. 450 Tehama
" Frederick Jr., musician, r. 450 Tehama
Heydon Walter C, carpenter, r. 19 Hinckley
Heyer Albert, gilder Anton L. Emlund, r. 2325

Greenwich
Heyer Alhert, groceries, 500, 3d, r. 501 Bryant
" Albert C, clerk Albert Heyer, r. 501 Bry-
ant
" Charles W. , clerk The German Savings and

and Loan Society, r. 527 Guerrero
" Frederick H., clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

501 Bryant
" John, laborer Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 3118

Fillmore
" William C. clerk The German Savings and
Loan Society, r. 501 Bryant
4®=-Heyer. See Heier and Hyer
Heyfron Patrick, r. 714 Folsom
" Matthew, laundry tray maker Mrs. C. E.
Dixon, r. 781 Stevenson
-i^^Heyfron. See Heffron

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Heyl George, r. 135, 14tli

Heylman Gustavus A., lodgings, 624 Washing-
ton
Heylmann George, butcher, r. 7 Olive Av
Heyman Abraham, tailor, r. 715 Howard
" Abraham R., bookkeeper, r. 623 Eddy
" Gustavus, with G. Cohn Co., r. 1236 O'Far-

rell
" Henrietta, widow, r. 623 Eddy
" Henry, musical director, 623 Eddy
Heyman Jacob, real estate, 5 Crocker Bldg, r.
2705 California
" Julius (Heyman & Mayer;, r. 623 Eddy
" Julius, boots and shoes, 1946 Fillmore, r.

3412 Post
" Lizzie Miss, clerk, r. 218 Leavenworth
" Oscar, bookkeeper Jacob Heyman, r. 2705

California
" Rebecca Miss, clerk, r. 218 Leavenworth
Heyman & Mayer (Julius Heyman and Abra-
ham Mayer), commission merchants and
lumber dealers, 10 California, room 1,
telephone Drumm 67
Heymann Ed., clerk, Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r.
814 Turk
" Edmond, r. 109 Jessie
" Joseph, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
" Mathilde Mrs., r. 814 Turk
" Max, pawnbroker, 236, 4th
" Samuel, secretary The Harry Unna Co. of
S. F., 113 Battery
4®" Heymann. See Haymann, Heiman, Hei-

mann and Hyman
He mans Ernest, president Live Stock Gazette
Pub. Co., 411V3 California, room 3, and
manager Ocean Side House, Ocean Beach
bet U and V, r. Ocean Side House
" Marie, teacher French, r. 2239 Sutter
" Paul, r. Ocean Side House
Heyn Barney, cigar maker Schlaberg Bros., r.
556 Minna
" Ernest, farmer, r. 1602 Geary
" George, laborer, r. 1900 Greenwich
Heyneman Herman, leaf tobacco, cigars and
Pacific Coast agent Blackwell's Durham
Tobacco Company, 117-119 Pine, r. 3235
Broadway
" Louis, r. Pac. Hebrew Home
Heynemann Alexander, attorney at law, 310
Pine, rooms 30-22, r. 1715 Bush
" Herman, office 28 Merchants' Exchange

Bldg, r. 1715 Bush
" Julia Miss, sec etary Art Students'
League, 8 Montgomery Av, r. 1715 Bush
" Leonard H., bookkeeper London, Paris and
American Bank, r. 1715 Bush
Hesmemann Lionel, secretary Fulton Engineer-
ing and Ship Building Works, 313, 1st, r.
1640 Pine
" Manfred H. (Heynemann & Co.), r. 3110
Broadway
Heynemann Milton, stationery and printing,
406 Montgomery, r. 2026 Bush
" Otto H., stenographer Police Department,
r. 1715 Bush
Heynemann & Co. (Manfred H. Heynemann
and Arthur Eloesser), manufacturers
and importers dry and furnishing goods,
33-35 Battery
4®"Heynemann. See Heineman
Hey wood A. B., r. 741 Sutter
" Bartola Z., widow, r. 609 Bush
" Brothers & Co., Sherwood W. Fuller man-
ager, chair manufacturers, 659 Mission
" Charles F., adjuster O. R. & N. Co., r. 100
California Av

HEYWOOD FRANKLIN,

manufacturer and dealer redwood
and pine lumber and agent Gualala
Mill CO., 31 Steuart, r. 1440 Hayes

Hey wood Harry A . , president West Coast Adver-
tising and Publishing Co., 58, 1st, r. 711
Baker
" John, stonecutter John D. McGilvray &

Co., r. 346, 4th
" Nelson J., photographer, r. 100 California

Av
" Silas J., r. 100 California Av
" William B., superintendent Gualala Mill
Co., 31 Steuart
J8®~Heywood. See Hayward
Hiatt Alfred O.. driver Engines, r. 336 Eureka
" Henry, porter N. P. Perini Contracting and

Paving Co., r. 190 Russia Av
" Prentiss, solicitor, r. IOIOV2 Hyde
" Ulysses G., carpenter and builder, 316
Gough, r. 297 Linden Av
4®=Hiatt. See Hyatt and Hieatt
Hibbard A. A., salesman Am. Tobacco Co., r.
Oakland
" Charles H., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 404, 4th
" Charles W., dentist, 30214 Stockton, r. 424

Leavenworth
" George D., collector Olympic Club, r. 414

O'Farrell
" Grace Miss, journalist, r. 1416 Broadway
" Lee, clerk TJ. S. Customs, r. 824 Laguna
" Moses S., clerk, r. 605 Market
,4®=Hibbard. See Hebbard
Hibbert Edward E. M., clerk S. F. News Co., r.

11 Columbia Square
Hibbett William B., tailor Hyams, Pauson & Co. ,

r. 705 Post
Hibemia Bank Building, NW cor McAllister

and Jones
Hibemia Brewery, Matthew Nunan proprietor,

1225-1239 Howard
Hibemia Hall, 120, 9th

Hibemia Hall Association, J. F. Renault secre-
tary, 120, 9th
" House, 128/2-130, 4th
Hibemia Savings and Loan Society The,
James R. Kelly president, Robert J.
Tobin secretary, cor Market, McAllister
and Jones
Hiby Charles, salesman Frank B. Peterson &

Co.,r. 325 Fell
Hick Susanna, widow, r. 413 Mason
Hickborn Albert C, r. 1767 Ellis
Hickei Henry N., manager Cascade Laundry, 2
Golden Gate Av, r. 95OV2 Harrison
" Oscar H. (Loustalet & Hickei), r. 910 Har-
rison
4^Hickei. See Hickey and Hickie
Hickens John, wood sawyer Bender Bros., r. 513
East
" J. Robert, foreman Oregon Imp. Co., r. Ala-
meda
Hickerson Anderson, bellman The Berkshire

" Maryland, bellman The Berkshire
Hickey Annie, widow, r. 29 Washington Av
" C. H. Mrs., widow, r. 320 Van Ness Av
V Ellen M., liquors, 1 Sherwood PI
" Emmet M., teamster Yosemite Flour Mills,

r. 12 Chesley
" James, r. Peralta Av opp Bryant
" James, carrier postoffice, r. 332 Geary
" James, gardener Golden Gate Park, r. SW

cor Haight and Lyon
" James, longshoreman, r. 129 Harriet
" James, painter John G. Edmondson, r. 1039

Post
" James Jr., painter John G. Edmondson, r

1039 Post
" James A., gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 1 Ewer

PI
" James B., clerk, r. 332 Geary
" James J., tanner C. G. Bennett & Co., r. 30

San Bruno Av
" Jerome J., policeman, r. 804b 17th
" John, 1st officer str Encinal, r. Alameda
" John, longshoreman, r. 3 Dehone
" John, laborer, r. -iM Clinton
" John, laborer, r. 8V2 Decatur

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Hickey Jolm, tailor, 17 Mason
" John, watchman, r. 1 Ivy Av
" John B., carrier postofflce, r. 1322 Scott
" John F., baljery, 154 Solano
" John F., livery stable, 819, 18th, r. 815, 18th
" John J., mo Ider Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg

Wks, r. Oakland
" John M., foreman C. W. Gordon, r. 1400 Ne-
braska
" John M., groceries and liquors, 1044 Army
" Joseph Rev., S. J., professor St. Ignatius

College
" Kate Miss, seamstress, r. 633 O'Farrell
" Katie Miss, clerk, r. 13 Harriet rear
" Maggie, domestic, 2811 Jackson
" Martin, laborer, r. 664 Chenery
" Michael, engineer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

10 Elizabeth
" Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 512,

24th
" Orrin, 1st asst. engineer str Point Arena
" Patrick, miner, r. 1308 Mission
" Thomas, compositor Call
" Thomas C, liveryman, r. 815, 18th
" Thomas M., billing clerk P. C. SS. Co., r.

Oakland
" Thomas W., teacher St. Ignatius College,

r. 29 Washington Av
" William, carpenter, r. 261 Richland Av
" William C, bartender M. Kilday, r. 115U

Perry
" William J., machinist, r. 261 Richland Av
" William J., painter Market St. Ry., r. 815,
18th
4®- Hickey. See Hickei and Hickie
Hickie Peter W., engineer Market St, Ry., r.
3072 Market
" William P., clerk George H. Tay Co., r.
• 2072 Market
4S=-Hickie. See Hickei and Hickey
Hickland James, machinist, r. 461 Bryant
Hicklin Thomas B., house mover, r. 34th off San

Jose Av
Hickling William, blacksmith Marshutz & Can-

trell, r. Alameda
Hickman George M., salesman Miller, Sloss &
Scott, r. 714 Bush
" Haberson W., salesman C. E. Worden &

Co., r. 1082 Dolores
" Henry, curtain cleaner, r. 1608 California
" Herva Miss, stenographer, r. 726 Harrison
" John G., clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1330

Jackson
" Kate M. Mrs., bakery, 1330 Jackson
" Lottie Miss, saleslady Hale Bros., r. 635

Golden Gate Av
" Newton H., cashier Golden Gate Lumber

Co., r. 714 Bush
" William M., druggist City and County
Hospital, r. 714 Bush
Hickmott R. Canning Co. (Oakland, Cal.), pack-
ers canned fruit, Williams, Brown & Co.
agents, 116 California
Hickok Eliza, scenic and landscape artist, r.
531 Fell
" Horace D., compositor Call
" Orrin, r. 700 Jones
" William T., bookkeeper, r. 104 Grove
Hickox A. D. Wesley, broker, 216 Front, r. Ala-
meda
" Arthur M., accountant Alliance Assurance

Co., r. Alameda
'• Benjamin F. (Western Addition Funeral

Directors), r. 2410 Sacramento
•' George C, cashier S. F. & N. P. Ry., r.

" Louis M., contractor and builder, r. 848
Army
Hicks Bessie A. Miss, milliner, r. 419 Noe
" Charles W., teamster D. S. Cartwright, r.

341, 13th rear
" Cora Miss, nurse, r. 1608 Van Ness Av
" Edward E., medical student, r. 534!4 Lin-
den Av
Hicks Edward T., detective agent, 610 Spreck-
els Bldg, r. 1239 Market
" Fanny Mrs., milliner, 1803 Fillmore
" George W., carpenter, r. 1347 Alabama
" Grant, hack driver, r. 218 Eddy

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Hicks Henry J., foreman S. F. Calcium Light

Co.,r. 33 Ash Av
" Henry T., compositor C. A. Murdock & Co.,

r. 419 Noe
" Herbert R.. clerk local freight office S. P.

Co., r. 1347 Alabama
" James, laborer S. P. Co., r. Oakland
" James D., foreman Thomas J. Hicks, r. 2602

Sacramento

HICKS JAMES L.,

manufacturer gas and gasoline en-
gines, and dealer in macninery, 667
Mission and 108 Main, r. 2510 Bryant

Hicks John B., clei'k Acme House, r. 957 Market
" JohnB., salesman Hulse, Bradford &Co.,

r. 810, 15th
" John J., clerk freight auditor's dept. S. P.

Co., r. 426a Geary
" John W., porter, r. 18 Valley
HiCks-Judd Co. Tlie, Norris A. Judd president,
Charles K. Rosenberg secretary and
treasurer, publishers, printers, book-
binders and proprietors Pacific Coast
Hotel Register Co., 33, 1st
" Margaret, widow, r. 1703/2 Baker
" N. M. Mrs., widow, r. 434, 14th
" Reuben B., contractor, r. 1347 Alabama
" Sarah L, Miss, dressmaker, r. 419 Noe
" Simon P., butcher, 3010 Fillmore, r. 2602

Sacramento
" Thomas H., mining, r.539, 18th
" Thomas J., butcher, 3037 Sacramento, r.

1703a Baker
" W. B., r. 219 Geary
" William B., r. 419 Noe

" William D., compositor Sterett Printing
Co., r. 419 Noe
«S- Hicks. See Hick
Hickson Addison, law student Denson & De

Haven, r. Sacramento, Cal.
J8®"Hickson. SeeHixson
Hickstedt Herman C, clerk, r. 1322, 17th
Hlcock C. C, r. 1104 Market
" Ira B., traveling salesman, r. 1104 Mar-
ket
Hiddekel John, glazier, r. 3 Mary Lane
Hide William, conductor Market St. Ry.. r. 593

Shrader
Hieatt H. C, capitalist, r. 711 Jones
Hiegel Annie K. Miss, bookkeeper Frank A.
Hiegel, r. 520 Sanchez

HIEGEL FRANK A.,

drayman and teamster, and dealer
box factory kindling, 131-133 Folsom,
telephone Main 1225. r. 520 Sanchez

Hielscher John F., butcher, r. 551 M Natoma
Hiernickel George, cooper, r. 214i/i Francisco
Hieronymus Charles Rev., r. 121, 14th
Hiestand Barbara, widow, r. 2O8V2, 9th
" Elizabeth Miss, dressmaking, 3O8V2, 9th
" Warner & Co. (Oregon and Washington),
dealers in grain, 3 Mills Bldg, 4th floor
J8®=Hiestand. See Heistend
Hiester Elwood C, compositor Report, r. Berke-
ley
" H. Mrs., widow, r. 2641 Howard
" John H., superintendent Daily Report

pressrooms, r. Alameda
" Lizzie, widow, varieties, 629 Valencia
" William A., advertising agent Daily Re-
port Pub. Co., r. 2641 Howard
jeiS=Hiester. SeeHeister

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Higby Alfred Rev., r. Old People's Home
" Eben J., bicycle repairer Pope Mfg. Co., r.

Alameda
" Frank A., macMnist Market St. Ry., r. 3340

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Higginbotham William P. (Higginbotham &

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" William S.,motorman Market St. Ry., r.

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Higgins Ada, domestic, 1015'^ Dolores
HiggiBS Albert H., secretary and treasurer

Higgins & Collins, 32 Market, r. Oakland
" Alexander, blacksmith O'Brien & Sons, r.

10 Moss
" Alpheus J., musician, r. 437% Ringold
" Belle Miss, musician, r. 1114 Vallejo
" Benjamin, driver John Nolan & Sons, r.

1516 Polk
" Bessie, ^-idow, r. 1163 Market
" Bridget, widow, r. 19 Oak
" Bridget, widow, r. 41714, 11th Av
" Charles, carpenter, r. 638 Green
" Charles, teamster, r. 1203 Folsom
" Charles B., mining, r. 133 Hermann
" Charles C, druggist, r. 2525 Fillmore
" Charles H., meat market, 6 Mission, r.

West Berkeley
" C. Maude, stenographer Sanborn, Vail &

Co., r. 627 Eddy
" Daniel B., wire worker Thomas Sullivan,

r. 43414 Tehama
" Edgar E., driver The Morgan Oyster Co.,

r. 224, 4th
" Edward, millhand Truckee Lumber Co.
" Edward, teamster, r. 1807 Mission
" Edward E., teamster, r. 1050 Howard
" Edward R., artist, r. 904 Washington
" Elisha, vice-president Higgins & Collins,

23 Market, r. Oakland
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 2404 Bush
" Frank, bricklayer, r. 2608 McAllister
" Frank, marine fireman, r. 547, 1st
" Frank L. Rev., pastor First New Jerusa-
lem Church, r. 1636 O'Farrell
" Frederick, policeman, r. 543b Castro
" Frederick E., oiler Sutter St. Ry., r. 2!4

Elliott Park
" George, carpenter, r. New Mission Hotel
" Henry W. (H. W. Higgins & Co.), r. 1001

Bush
" Hugh, r. 320 Oak
" Hugh, coremaker, r. 323'^ Tehama
" H. W. & Co. (Henry W. Higgins), flour and

commissions, 69 Columbian Bldg
" James, blacksmith Wm. H. Birch & Co., r.

Oakland
" James, carpenter, r. 1231 Market
" James, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r.

1127 Tennessee
" James, salesman G. Onesti & Co., r. 505

Leavenworth
" James, teamster Truckee Lumber Co., r.

313 Gough
Higgins James E., secretary and treasurer

Allen& Higgins LumberCo., 18-20 Spear,

r. Alameda
" James E., teamster I. Gutte, r. 162, 14th
" James F., master str Excelsior, office 6

Mission, r. West Berkeley
" James H., bicycle repairer Kenney& Pay-
ton, r. 811 Van Ness Av

Higgins James H., bolt header Payne's Bolt

Wks, r. 710 Brannan
" John, r. 320 Oak
" John, r. 730, 33d
" John, beamster South S. F. Tannery, r. 341,

4th
" John, blacksmith Folsom & Locke, r. 10

Moss
" John, lather, r. 711 Diamond
" John, machinist, r. 6th Av nr California
" John Jr., r. 320 Oak
" John F., plumber Philip I. Prichard, r. 136

Turk
" John F., teamster Central Coal Co., r. 24

Hoff Av
" John J., r. 810 Minnesota
" John T., helper Frank V. Daniels, r. 341, 4th
" Joseph B., shipping clerk J. J. O'Brien &

Co., r. 19 Oak
" Joseph J., bookkeeper, r. 3204, 16th
" Joseph J., teamster Truckee Lumber Co.,

r. 331/4 Bluxome
" Julia Mrs., r. 411, 30th
" Leland, carpenter, r. 674 Harrison
" Leslie, teamster William Raubinger &

Sons, r. 429 Chestnut
" Lewis, clerk Redington & Co., r. 400Vk

Haight
" Lewis, watchman, r. 1234 Mission
" Lillie Miss, r. 637 Eddy
" Lizzie, domestic, 1150 Fulton
" Margaret, housekeeper, r. 3204, 16th
" Margaret, widow, r. 1723 Market
" Margaret Mrs., seamstress, r. 606 Mont-
gomery
" Mark, r. 24 Hoff Av
■' Mark J., blacksmith Union I. Wks, r. 24

Hoff Av
" Martin, fitter O'Connell & Lewis, r. 34

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Higgins Marvin R., Insurance Commissioner,

401 California, room 8, r. The Wenban
" Mary, widow, r. 246 Michigan
" Mary J. Mrs., r. 904 Washington
" Maurice, hoseman Engine 31. r. 1314 Pacific
" Maurice, house painter and contractor,

1303 Folsom
" Maurice, treasurer Charles M. Plum & Co.,

r. 2321 Jackson
" Maurice F., bricklayer, r. 10 Glover
" Michael, hackman. Plaza, r. 10 Glover
" Michael, laborer, r. San Bruno Av nr

Bacon
" Otto, farmer, r. 59 Clementina
" Patrick, deckhand str Apache
" Patrick, grainer, 141, 4th, r. 510i/4 Natoma
" Patrick, waiter, r. 529 Sacramento
" Patrick S., fireman, r. 3204, 16th
" Patrick T., laborer, r. 434, 7th
" Robert, compositor Bulletin, r. 519 Eddy
" Robert, contractor, r. 411A Lyon
" Robert E., machinist, r. 3204, 16th
" Rose Miss. r. 339 Eddy
" Samuel, gripman Market St. Ry, r. 531A

Elizabeth
" Theodore S., dental student, r. 299 Hyde
" Thomas, r. 1114 Vallejo
" Thomas, laborer, r. 223 Langton rear
" Thomas, laborer, r. 434, 7th
" Thomas, laborer, r. NE cor Napa and

Louisiana
" Thomas, notary public, 628 Market, r. 1114

Vallejo
" Thomas, peddler, r. 862 Channel
" Thomas F., grainer, r. 10 Glover
" Thomas F., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.,

r. 730/2, 33d
" Thomas H., clerk Standard Shirt Factory,

r. 320 Oak
" Timothy, coachman, r. 318 Fern Av
" Walter F., master mariner, 6 Mission, r.

North Berkeley
" Warren D., bookkeeper The Morgan Oyster

Co., r. Alameda
" William, clerk, r. 24 Hoff Av
" William, laborer, r. 814 Diamond
" William, master str Cleone, office 34 Lu-

ning Bldg, r. Berkeley
" William J., cai-rier postofflce, r. 10 Glover

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Higgins William J., receiver W. U. Tel. Co., r.
1518 Devisadero
" William J., steward, r. 8 Card Alley
" William L.., stockbroker, 304 Montgomery,

r. 219 Leavenworth
" William M., clerk Sachs Bros. & Co., r. a4

Hoft Av
" Winifred, widow, r. 231 Fell
Higgins & ColUns (incorporated^, George H.
Collins president, Elisha Higgins vice-
president, Albert H. Higgins secretary
and treasurer, commission merchants
and lumber dealers, 22 Market
Higginson Richard H., manager tea dept Gold-
berg, Bowen & Co., r. 819 Bush
" William H., 1st officer str Oakland, r. 2010
Larkin
Higgs Henry florist Felix Gonzalez, r. cor.
Crescent Av and Ellsworth
" Thomas, asphaltum worker, 822i4 Jackson
High A. Zadok, superintendent Fulton Eng. &
Ship Bldg Wks, r. 1836 Green
" Christine M. Miss, stenographer A. Bar-
nard, r. 8011/2 Turk
" Frank G., general agent Chicago and Alton

RR, 628 Market, r. Los Gatos
" School Times The (monthly), George A.
Hinkel editor and publisher, 2228 Clay
Highlander Oscar, laborer, r. 611 Howard
Hight Steuart, bookkeeper Overman Wheel Co..

r. 303 Eddy
Hightman John. r. San Bruno Hotel
Highton Henry E., attorney at law, 36-39 Mills

Bldg, 4th floor, r. The Baldwin
Hightower John G., liquors, 1229 Steiner, r. 1602
Turk
" John P., policeman, r. 1324 Webster
Hlghwarden S. Julia Mrs., dressmaking, 403

Stockton
Higlen Bernard, clerk Chris H. E. Sievers, r.

355 Beale
Higson Alice, widow, r.l209 Golden Gate Av
" M. Mrs., cashier Charles Brown cfc Son. r.
315 Mason
4®=-Higson. See Hixon

Higuera Frank, driver Greeley Alameda and S.
F. Trans. Co., r. Alameda
" Frederick, liquors, r. 1510 Mason
" Ramon, gripman Sutter St. Ry., r. 1721
Buchanan
Hikes Howard L., carpenter, r. 2658 Market
Hilbert Altoert, florist, 15 Geary, r. 716 Oak
Hilbert Brothers (Fred H. and Christian H.),
wines and liquors, wholesale and retail,
100-103 Powell
" Christian H. (Hilbert Bros.), r. 34 Ellis
" Fred H. (Hilbert Bros.), r. 1121 Steiner
" Froney Mrs., liquors, 80 Everett
" Henry H., bookkeeper Hilbert Bros., r. 1121

Steiner
" J. J., captain U. S. Coast Survey, r. 600
Bush
J9®=Hilbert. See Hilpert
Hilbi-h Wilson, teamster Jersey Farm Co., r.

350 Tehama
Hilborn Adolph, cigars, 529 Sansome, r. 710, 20th
" Louis A., law clerk Hilborn & Hall, r.

Berkeley
" Samuel G. (Hilborn & Hall), r. Oakland
Hilborn & Hall (Samuel G. Hilborn and Fred-
erick W. Hall), attorneys at law, 10-11
Mills Bldg, 6th floor
Hild Charles, barber, r. II86/2 Harrison
" Ellen Mrs., r. 1929 Howard

Idebrand Adolph, clerk Henry Eggert, r. 1619

Powell
' A. F. William, blacksmith Market St. Ry.,

r. 13 Powell Av
' Alexander A., architect, r. 1721Laguna
' Bernhard J., clerk Montealegre & Co., r.

1721 Laguna
' Conrad, cook, r. 113, 3d
' Emii, clerk L. W. Richter, r. 1619 Powell
' Ernest A. (Hildebrand & Wedemeyer), r.

437 Page
' Frederick, laborer, r. 26 Bartlett
' Frederick C, blacksmith, r. 828, 25th
' George, clerk Marshall, Teggart & Co., r.

728 Broadway

Hildebrand George, foreman pressman Schmidt
Label & Lith. Co., r. Alameda

" George, livery stable, 1619 Powell

" George D., publisher and proprietor The
Resources of California, 320 California.
room 14, r. Oakland

" George H., plater Thomas Day & Co., r. 113.
3d

" Henry, clerk A. W. Fink, r. 1008 Mason

" Henry, expressman, r. 1032 Capp

" Henry B., machinist Robert Hall, r. 615
Bay rear

" Jacob, yard foreman Cal. Barrel Co., r. 1113
Tennessee

" Jennie L., physician and surgeon, 138 Mc-
Allister

" Julia, widow, r. 109% Shipley

" Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 25Folsom Av

" Max, physician. 101 Eddy, r. 400a Oak

" William, blacksmith, r. 13 Powell Av

" William C, groceries and liquors, 27 Syca-
more Av

" & Wedemeyer (Ernest A. Hildebrand and
Christ Wedemeyer), liquors, 130, 7th
Hildebrandt Caroline Miss, hairdresser, r. 108
Trenton

" Charles (Hildebrandt & Knop). r. 2102yo
Mason

" Charles, r. 1407 Lyon

" Charles F., clerk Suss & Meyer, r. 1323 Bu-
chanan

" Charles H., salesman Kron Tanning Co., r.
1407 Lyon

" Christ, clerk A. J. G. Wessels, r. 1131 Clay

" Conrad, plumber, r. 419 Capp

" Edward C, butcher Thos. Miller, r. 108
Trenton

" F. & Co. (Frederick Hildebrandt), boots
and shoes, 106, 9th

" Frederick (F. Hildebrandt & Co.), r. 106, 9th

" Fritz, driver, r. 29 Sharon

" George, glazier and manager Golden Gate
Military Band, r. 4.32 Hayes

" George, plumber, r. 628% Lombard

" George, washer John Wieland Brewery, r.
4431/2 Natoma

" Gustav, clerk E. Rohde & Co., r. 1003 Mc-
Allister

" Gustave, teacher German, r. 1404 California

" Henry, clerk Golden West Hotel

" Henry, tailor, 107 Geary

" Herman, shoemaker Joseph Gutberlet, r.
1808 Stockton

" John, dishwasher W. J. Sullivan, r. 601
Market

" John C, sail and compass maker, r. 127i/^
Bay

" John P., boots and shoes, 106, 9th

" Margaret, widow, r. 2028 Mission

" Marie, domestic, 2345 Jones

" Martin, clerk John H. Wilshusen, r. 137
Folsom
Hildebrandt, Posner & Co. ^William C. Hilde-
brandt and Max Posner), wholesale
wines and liquors, 610-612 Front

" Wilhelmina, widow, r. 108 Trenton

" William, salesman G. W. Clark & Co., r.
2028 Mission

" William C. (Hildebrandt, Posner & Co.), r.
2711 Pine

" William J., tailor J. Poheim, r. 108 Trenton
Hildebrandt & Knop (Charles Hildebrandt and
Elfert Knop), groceries and liquors, SE
cor Broadway and Montgomery
Hildebrant George, glazier, r. 432 Hayes

" Henry, glazier, r. .3.34 Jersey

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Hildebrant John, musical instrument repairer,

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4®"Hildebrant. SeeHildebrand, Hindebrandt,

Hildenbrand, Hildenbrandt, Hilder-

brand, Hillebrand, Hillebrandt, Hillen-
brand and Hillenbrandt
Hildebrecht Charles E. L., bookkeeper John A.

Magee Jr., r. 933 Fell
" Elizabeth, domestic, 801 Scott
" Otto, draugtsman Fink & Schindler, r. 108

McAllister
Hilder B. Mrs., varieties, 1733 Market

" Louis, bookkeeper, r. 205V4 Polk
Hildreth Frank W., peddler, r. 3733V2 Mission
" Mary, widow, r. 2012 Devisadero
" Richard, wool scourer, r. Minerva nr Capitol
Hilger Joseph, hostler Ernest W. Gunther, r.

122 Eddy
Hilgerloh George, clerk Rothschild & Haden-

feldt, r. 922 Fillmore
Hilken Herman, apprentice Fulton Eng. & Ship

Bldg Wks, r. 7 Hampshire
" Emily, widow, r. 9 Decatur
Hill A. Mme., teacher elocution, r. 810a Geary
" Albert E., salesman, r. 2525 Sutter
" Alfred, carpenter, r. 502 Washington
" Alfred S., dentist, 1370 Market
" Allen, r. 708 Franklin
" A. Ludlum, dentist, 1443 Market
■' Anna A. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar

School, r. Fruitvale
" Annie Miss, nurse St. Luke's Hospital
" Annie J. Mrs., dressmaking, 331 Geary
" Arthur, 2d steward str Alameda
" Arthur M. (Arthur M. Hill & Co.), r. 2830

Howard
" Arthur M. & Co. (Arthur M. Hill), sewing

machine supplies, 628 Market
" Augustus M., r. Old Peoples' Home
" B. Mrs., widow, r. 1001 California
" Benjamin C, inspector Edison Light

Power Co., r. 49 South Park
'■ Carrie A., widow, r. 504 Fell
" Charles, floor walker Hale Bros., r

Golden Gate Av
" Charles, molder Fulton Eng and Ship Bldg

Wks, r. 24th and Chattanooga
" Charles, traveling salesman Hall's Safe

and Lock Wks, r. 402a Haight
" Charles B., city surveyor North British

and Mercantile Ins. Co., 212 Pine, r. 2816

Sacramento
" Charles H., clerk Remillard Brick Co., r.

Oakland
" Charles W., clerk Catton, Bell & Co., r. 1307

Fillmore
■■' Charles W., painter, r. 765 Mission
" Christian, butcher, r. 1039 Army
" Christian C, bookkeeper Remillard Brick

Co., r. Oakland
" Christopher, manager Church St. Market,

1306 Church, r. 1039 Army
" Clarence A., clerk S. F. Lumber Co., r. 575

Minna
" Clements W., salesman Hale Bros., r. 640

Golden Gate Av
" Delia Mrs., r. 3414 Clara
Hill E., real estate, 34 Donohoe Bldg, 1170 Mar-
ket, r. Oakland
" Edith Mrs., nurse King's Daughters'

Home, 217 Francisco
Hill Edmund E., physician and surgeon, 700

Ellis, r. Buena Vista Av and South

Broderick
" Edward, clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 2525

Sutter

and

640

Hill Edward P., cigars and tobacco, 1 Mont-
gomery Av, r. 8 Montgomery Av

HILL EDWARD W.,

"The Mimeograph Man." 628 Market,
r. 2736 Howard

Hill Edwin P., messenger London and San

Francisco Bank, r. 3020 Sacramento
" Elizabeth F., widow, dressmaker, r. 209i^

Ellis
" EUwood K., clerk, r. 504 Fell
Hill Everett M. Rev., pastor Fifteenth Avenue

Methodist Episcopal Church, r. 947 12th

Av South
" Florence Miss, operator W. U. Tel. Co., r.

534 Bush
" Frank, r. 106, 11th
" Frank, assistant weigher U. S. Mint, r.

1307 Fillmore
" Frank, clerk S. F. Lumber Co., r. 46 Cha-

pultepec
" Frank, finisher The Norton Tanning Co., r.

12 Av South nr P
" Frank, salesman, r. 404V2 Grove
" Frank Mrs., widow, dressmaker, r. 2 Willow

Av
" Frank E., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 423

Stanyan
" Frederick, bartender, r. 16 Elliott Park
" G. B., r. 100, 5th
" George, helpher Edison Light and Power

Co., r. 4 Russ
" George, manufacturers' agent, 819 Market,

room 13
" George, salesman, r. 307, 4th
" George A., r. 1111a Jones
" George F., stereotyper, r. 2619 Octavia
" George V., stage door keeper Baldwin

Theatre
' ' George W. , marine engineer, r. 1228 Mission
" Gertrude Miss, bookkeeper Peter F. Col-
lier, r. 40 Oak
" Harriet L. Mrs., r. Old People's Home
" Henry, waiter, r. 107 Taylor
" H. J., with Pac. Coast Syrup Co., r. Oakland
" Horace L., capitalist, offlce 124 Sansome,

r. NW cor Laguna and Sacramento
" James, r. 1508% Sacramento
" James, compositor Call, r. 44, 3d
" James B., real estate, r. 210 Sunnyside Av
" James D., osteopath, 922 Sutter
" James F., painter, r. 28 Bluxome
" James S., books and stationery, 1401 Scott
" J. B., r. 32, 4th
Hill J. Ellis, real estate and collector, 417 Hyde
" Jennie, widow, r. 358 Jessie
" J. Llewellyn, salesman Philadelphia Shoe

Co., r. 358 Jessie
" John, cook, r. 21, 7th
" John, lather, r. 1759 Howard
" John, pattern maker, r. 134 McAllister
" John, policeman, r. 52, 2d
" John Jr., clerk Rosenthal, Feder&Co.,r.

828 Powell
" John C, clerk maintenance of way S. P.

Co., r. Oakland
" John E., collector, r. 417 Hyde
" John E., machinist Union I. Wks, r. 210

Pennsylvania Av
" John G.. machinist Pac. Sheet Metal Wks,

r. 1103, 17th
" John M., manufacturers' agent, 819 Market,

room 13, r. 419 Fillmore
" John P., clerk, r. 28 Bluxome
' ' John T. , president Benton Consolidated Co. ,

538 Sacramento, r. 16 Geary
" John W., stonecutter A. Morris, r. 221, 5th
" Joseph, hostler Lincoln's Road House, r.

Fulton nr 5th Av
" Lizzie A., widow, nurse, r. 1851 Stevenson
" Louis B., printer Hicks-Judd Co., r. 921

Hyde
" Marcus S. (Hill& Scott), r. Galindo Hotel,

Oakland
" Marion, widow, r. 1718 Broderick
" Marion Miss, teacher Emerson Primary

School, r. 1718 Broderick
" Marion A. Miss, teacher Hamilton Gram-
mar School, r. 3020 Sacramento

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Hill Martin, liquors and lodgings, SW cor 6th
Av South and M
" Martin, seaman, r. 45 Sacramento
" Mary, widow, r. 721% Clementina
" Mary E., r. Old People's Home
" Nathaniel, carriage trimmer Studebaker

Bros. Mfg. Co., r. 1315, 24th
" Otto, clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. i;309

Leavenworth
" Patrick, laborer, r. 7 Calhoun
•' Robert, r. 715 Howard
Hill Robert B., secretary White Bros, (in-
corporated), SE cor Spear and Howard,
r. East Oakland
Hill Robert R., job printing, show cards, and
art work, 122!^ Geary, telephone Black
141, r. 1606 Steiner
" Sarah F., Miss, furnished rooms, 1221 Mis-
sion
" Thomas, artist, 86 Flood Bldg
" Thomas, laborer Gray Bros., r. 5 Calhoun
" Thomas, machinist Krogh Mfg. Co., r. 654

Mission
" Thomas, tool maker, r. 654 Mission
•' Thomas B., seaman, r. 1001 Battery
" Thomas H., carpenter, r. 22 Turk

HILL THOMAS L.,

dentist, office 8 Odd Fellows' Bldg,
hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m., r. 1609
Gough

Hill Thomas M., fireman Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r.
3205 Fillmore
" Truman L., collector Post Office, r. 15 Clin-
ton Park
" W., helper Adolph Hromada, r. 1228 Mission
" William, engineer Spring Valley W. W., r.

825, 17th
" William, harness maker Leibold Harness

Co., r. 65514 Minna
" William, laborer, r. 504 Napa
" William H., laborer, r. 555 Jessie
" William H., messenger Wells, Fargo &

Co., r. 209, 14th
" William L., stereotyper, r. 1714 Polk
Hill & Scott (Marcus S. Hill and Arthur G.
Scott), manufacturers' agents, 103 Flood
Bldg
4®- Hill. See Hills
Hill's Mimeograpb Headquarters, Edward W.

Hill proprietor, 628 Market
Hillard Christopher, butcher, r. 133, 9 th
" Jackson J., clerk State Quarantine Officer,

r. 1409 Montgomery
" Patrick, laborer, r. 1409 Montgomery
" Rose Mrs., r. 819 California
" Thomas B., clerk Mattoon & Danglada, r.

1409 Montgomery
" W. H., r. Palace Hotel
.6®= Hillard. See Hilliard
Hillback Andrew A., joiner Schussler Bros., r.

6271/2 Ivy Av
Hillberg Louis H., teamster W. R. Knights

Co., r. 393c Howard
Hille Carl, waiter C. G. Larsen
" Frederick, clerk, r'. 150314 Turk
" Martin, tailor S. N. Wood & Co., r. 268
Stevenson
Hille William, with Forderer Cornice Works,

224-228 Mission, r. Alameda
Hilleary Alexander R., motorman Market St.

Ry., r. 1134 McAllister
Hillebrand Edward, clerk, r. 174 Jessie
" Frank J., salesman B. M. Atchinson & Co.,

r. 534 Bush
" Henry, butcher South S. F. Packing and
Provision Co. , r. 6th Av South bet K and L
" Ida, widow, r. 149, 9th
" Marie, widow, r. 1712 Eddy
" William F., clerk hospital dept. S. P. Co.,
r. 149, 9th
Hillebrandt Carsten, groceries and liquors, NW
cor Bush and Octavia, r. 1701 Octavia
" Fabian, clerk Joseph F. Coffey, r. 903 North

Point
" John W., gripman Sutter St. Ry., r. 2924
Bush
Hillen Dietrich H., liquors, NW cor Bush and
Devisadero, r. 1803 Devisadero

W. & J. SLOANE & CO,

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WINDOW SHADES.

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Hillenbrand Henry, cabinet maker, r. 14331/4

Mission '

" William, r. 24 Albion Av
J8®=-Hillenbrand. See Hildebrand, Hildebrandt,

Hildebrant, Hildenbrand, Hildenbrandt.

Hilderbrand, Hilderbrandt, Hillebrand,

Hillenbrandt and Hillenbrand
Hillens F. & Co. (Frederick Hi liens), produce

commission, 216-220 Davis
" Frederick (F. Hillens & Co.), r. 321 Potrero

Av
Hiller A. A., conductor S. P. Co., r. Central

Hotel
" Adolph, cigars and tobacco, 8 Clay, r. 305

Chestnut

HILLER D. ALBERT,

physician (Homceopathic), 1011 Sutter,
office hours 8 to 9 a. m., 3 to 5 and 7 to
9 p.m.
Hiller Drug Co., H. L. Van Winkle president,
patent medicines, 413 Market
" Fred M., clerk Crane Co., r. 210 Hyde
" Herman F., traveling salesman, r. 1509

Steiner
" Julius C, cigars and tobacco, 634 Market
4®-Hiller. See Heller
Hillers Henry, butcher, 500 Cortland Av
Hillhouse JohnC, stationary engineer, r. 1516

Mission
Hilliard George B., clerk Frederick Jantzen, r.

633 Sutter
Hilliard Louis B., superintendent The Brad-
street Co. Mercantile Agency, 230 Cali-
fornia, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" Samuel W., dental student, r. 419 Ellis
" Virginia S., widow, r. 633 Sutter
4®-Hilliard. See Hillard and Hillyard
Hillier George, car driver, r. 715 Howard
Hillig Albert, driver John Smith, r. 435 Pine
Hilling William, poultry raiser, 200 Russia Av
Hillis George, pantryman, r. 421 Tehama
" Robert J., surveyor, 531 California, room 1,

r. 569 Bryant
" William L., motorman Market St. Ry., r.
733 Laurel Av
Hillman Abigail Mrs., r. 151 Shipley
" Charles, cook, r. 1 Jackson
" D., oiler str San Bias
" Emil, driver, r. 139 Collingwood
" George, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1119

Jones
" Henry, groceries and liquors, NE cor 26th

and Mission
" James M., clerk Guadaloupe Dairy Co., r.

10131/2 Shotwell
" Jeanette C. Miss, teacher Mission Gram-
mar School, r. 510 Geary
" John, groceries, 1000 Battery
Hillman John R., fire insurance agent and
secretary Pacific Mutual Building and
Loan Association, 502 Montgomery, r.
220 Fair Oaks
" Lena, domestic, 1358 Post
" R. G., inspector Hartford Steam Boiler In-
spection and Insurance Co., r. Alameda
4®- Hillmann. See Hellmann
Hillou John, driver Bareilles Bros., r. 1238, 22d

Av South
Hills Austin H. (Hills Bros.), r. Oakland

HILLS BROTHERS

(Austin H. and Reuben W.), dairy
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Hills Calls ta M., dressmaker, r. 126 Page

" Elbridge R., captain battery H. Sth Artil-
lery U. S. A., r. Presidio

" Ernest C, salesman Hills Bros., r. 1016
Sacramento

" Ernest H., inspector U. S. Customs, r. 130
7th

" Frank E., lumber surveyor, r. 8 Yerba Buena

" Joel F., carpenter and builder, 813 Stock-
ton, r. 8 Yerba Buena

" Karl, butcher, r. 3410 Polk

" Margaret, widow, r. 1335b Sacramento
Hills Of Eternity Cemetery, San Mateo, A. L.
Badt secretary, office NE cor Taylor
and Post

" Reuben W. (Hills Bros.), r. 3301 Broderick
4®= Hills. See Hill

HILLSDALE THE,

Mrs. Wells Waitt proprietor, ele-
gantly furnished rooms en suite or
single, 33, 6tli
Hillson Ezra P., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

1903 Page
Hillyer Curtis (Hillyer & Jacobs), r. 828 Waller
" M. Mrs., proprietor The Cambridge, 916

Howard
" Mary E. Mrs., stenographer Am. Tract

Society, r. 105 Fillmore
" Nellie Miss, r. NE cor Clay and Laurel
" Sarah G., widow, r. 105 Fillmore
" & Jacobs (Curtis Hillyer and Lester Ja-
cobs), attorneys at law, 17 Mills Bldg,
9th floor
Hilmer, Bredhofif & Schulz (Fred L. Hilmer,
Charles M. Bredhoff and William F.
Schulz), commission merchants and
wholesale dairy produce, 36 California
" Fred L. (Hilmer, Bredhoff & Schulz), r.
6191/4 Valencia
Hilp Henry, manufacturer clothing, NE cor

Pine and Battery, r. 1703 Broderick
Hilpert John E., oiler Edison Light and Power

Co., r. 275 Jessie
Hilpisch Carl I., painter John Wieland Brewery,
r. 50^4 Ritch
" Jacob, beer bottler, r. 13 Farren Av
" Julius C, pressman Louis Roesch Co., r. 13
Farren Av
Hilston Edward, r. 11 Polk
Hilsz Charles, baker, r. 939 Pacific
" Charles, butcher Louis Schneider, r. 2410
Polk
im-misz. See Hiltz
Hilt C, waiter str Pomona

" William F., compositor Call
Hiltman Frank, r. 793 Mission
Hilton Albert, master mariner, r. 3 Isis

" Alfred, seaman str Del Norte
Hilton Anson, attorney at law, 530 California,
room 48, r. 324 Bush
" Arthur L., driver Earns worth & Ruggles,

r. 706 Capp
" Benjamin, clerk Schuster Bros., 306 Sutter
" Charles, blacksmith, r. 408 Fell
" Charles C, clerk Railway Mail Service, r.

328 Ellis
" Charles E., bookkeeper Johnson-Locke

Mercantile Co., r. 234, 10th
" Esther, widow, r. 328 Ellis
" Frank C, compositor, r. 408 Fell
" Franklin C, painter S. F. & S. M. Ry., r. 34

Dame
" Galvin S., produce, r. 332 Fair Oaks
" George E., book binder Louis Roesch Co.,
r. 4th Av and Clement

Hilton George K., printer, r. 625 Bush
" Goodwin Mrs., proprietor Elmer House,

324 Bush
" Harry A., laborer Cal. Electrical Wks, r.

112 Ash Av
" Henry B., pressman H. S. Crocker Co., r.

432i4 Linden Av
" Henry I., ironworker, r. 433^ Linden Av
" James, clerk, r. North Av nr Cortland Av
" John W., clerk, r. 2835^ Mission
" Joseph, sawmaker Union Box Factory, r.

428^4 Chestnut
" Joseph H., clerk W. P. Fuller & Co., r. 232

Fair Oaks
" Joseph H., nurse City and County Hos-
pital
" Prince E., foreman Lowell's Warehouse, r.

706 Capp
" Ralph A., teamster, r. 706 Capp
" Samuel M., r. 113 Ash Av
" Stanford, carpenter, r. 333 Fair Oaks
" William H., bookkeeper Gilbert Bros. &

Co., r. 736 Geary
" William M., physician and pharmacist,

3051 Mission, r. 553 Valencia
" Winifred Miss, insurance, r. 726 Geary
J8®-Hilton. See Hylton
4®=-Hiltz. See Hilsz

Hiltzinger Gottlieb, boots and shoes, 229^4, 4th
Himbert Charles N., machinist, r. 1115'/4 Treat

Av
Himes Elmer A., laborer S. P. Co., r. uy^ Sher-
man
" Frank A., porter, r. 14 14 Sherman
" Howard, plasterer, r. 40 West Mission
" Mary A., widow, r. I4V2 Shei-man
" Walter L., bookkeeper, r. 14^4 Sherman
" Wanton T., clerk S. P. Co., r. 811 Bryant
" William A., clerk S. P. Co., r. 1414 Sher-
man
Himman Charles, gripman, r. 1510 Sacramento
Himmelmann Andrew D., salesman W. & J.
Sloane & Co., r. 1711 Geary
" August J., driver Engine 28, r. 609 Her-
mann
" Catherine, widow, r. 1711 Geary
" George (Himmelmann & Heinz), r. 3912

Buchanan
" Richard (Himmelmann & Schlichting), r.

133 Jackson
" William A., machinist, r. 303 Golden Gate

Av
" William D., clerk, r. II61/2 Oak
" & Heinz (George Himmelmann and Jacob

Heinz), butchers, 1837 Union
" & Schlichting (Richard Himmelmann and
Henry Schlichting), liquors and lodg-
ings, 133 Jackson
Himmelsbacli William, druggist, 644 Golden

Gate Av
Himmelstoss George, bakery, 1708 Church
Hinch James, laborer, r. 50-2^, 7th
" Richard, laborer, r. 503^/^, 7th
4®- Hinch. See Hinsch
Hinchion Ann, widow, r. 1314 Zoe
Hinchliffe William, messman str City of Ever-
ett
" William B., foreman pressroom Call, r. 308
Leavenworth
Hinchman Albert A., clerk freight auditor's
dept. S. P. Co., r. 2514 Market
" Augustus F., r. 1522 Jackson
" Charles H., r. 2514 Market
" John H., foreman, r. 1021 Sanchez
" William B., clerk Atlantic and Pacific
RR., r. Alameda
Hinchsliff John S., liquors, 137, 5th
Hinck Annie Miss, bookkeeper Jacob Unna, r.
1609 Leavenworth
" George A., clerk Jacob Unna, r. 1609
Leavenworth
Hinck Henry J., groceries and liquors, 1400

California, r. 1609 Leavenworth
4®=-Hinck. See Hink
Hincken Henry C, roofer C. W. Iredale, r. 7th

Av South nr Railroad Av
Hinckley Almon G., builder, r. 2339 Pine
" Almon G. Mrs., teacher dancing, r. 2339
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Hinckley Daniel B., vice-president Fulton En-
gineering and Ship Building Works, 213,
1st, r. Fruitvale

" Florence Blythe Mrs., ofSce 14 Grant Av, r.
Palace Hotel
Hinckley F. W., capitalist, 56 Crocker Bldg, r.
Palace Hotel

" Harry G., clerk Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg
Wks, r. Fruitvale

" J. Frank, r. 11 Polk

" LydiaC.,r. 704, mh

" Mark F., tinsmith Pac. Sheet Metal Wks,
r. 704, 17th

" M. B. Mrs., lodgings, U Polk

" Walter C, laborer, r. 704, 17th

" William D., stenographer Western Meat
Co., r. 2413 Clay
4®"Hinckley. See Hinkley
Hind Elizabeth Miss, wool sorter, r. 1 Louisa

" George U., real estate agent, 411 Mont-
gomery, r. 2398 Hov?ard

" Robert R., capitalist, 411 IMontgomery, r.
2398 Howard
Hinde F. H., resident superintendent Pinker-
ton's National Detective Agency, 14
Crocker Bldg, telephone Main 5058, r.
Baldwin Hotel
Hinderer Carl, jeweler Shreve & Co.. r. 318, 30th
Hindes Edward B. (Edward B. Hindes & Co.),
r. 726 Powell

" Edward B. & Co. (Edward B. Hindes), man-
ufacturers sliding blinds, screens, etc.,
411 Mission

" George W., with Edward B. Hindes & Co.,
r. 1222 Pine

" Stetson G., assistant engineer State Board
of Harbor Commissioners, r. 1719 Larkin
Hindgren J., cook J. U. Hastings
Hindle Henry W., porter str Walla Walla

" William B., salesman Roos Bros., r. Oak-
land
Hindman James, painter, 715, 15th
Hinds Ambrose, bookkeeper O. W. Nordwell &
Co., r. 1316 Jackson

" Annie Miss, teacher Whittier Primary
School, r. 615 Fell

" Charles G., clerk postofflce, r. 1108 Green

" Edward, elevatorman, r. 1108 Green

" Emma, widow, r. 213, 2d Av

" George T., packer Tillmann & Bendel, r. 159
Perry

" Harry S., clerk Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r. 615
Fell

" John W., agent, r. 900 O'Farrell

" Loring, r. 1108 Green

" Richard, r. 5;^ Meacham PI

" R. Walter, clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 213,
2d Av

" S., wrapper Hale Bros., r. 1108 Green

" Thomas C. (Jones & Hinds), r. 872 Howard

" William, carriage painter Robert Walsh,
r. 615 Fell

" William A., carriage painter, r. 615 Fell

" William R., sawmaker Commercial Box
Factory, r. 933 Mission
4®=Hinds. See Heins, Heintz, Hynes and

Hines
Hindsgaul Niels, seaman, r. 66 Oregon

" R., steward, r. 22 Sacramento
Hine A. Wallace, salesman Phelps & Miller, r.
2019 Broderick

" Nelson M., cabinet maker, r. 725 Brannan
Hines Carrie, widow, r. 21, 7th
Hines Fred A., general agent Pacific Coast
Hotel Register Co., 23, 1st

" H.,r. 313^2 O'Farrell

" James, waiter Mrs. J. T. Daly, r. 628 Mer-
chant

" John, dentist, r. 325 Larkin

" John P., dental student, r. 1712 Webster

" Matthew v., motorman Market St. Ry., r.
Minnesota

" Thomas, shoemaker, 409% Pine, r. 433

" Thomas F., clerk W. C. Cavitt, r. 675 Mis-
sion
" William, upholsterer, r. 514 Pine
4®-Hines. See Heins, Heintz, Hinds and

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

^ Mm Apparatus.

and Steam 1 1 n

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Hing Tong Kit, pastor Chinese Baptist Church
Hinger Fritz, saloon keeper, r. 630 Sacramento
Hingsbergen Hubert, salesman Rufflno &

Bianchi, r. 28 Schuyler
Hiniker Andrew J., dental student, r. 514 Sutter
Hink Carsten J., groceries, 337 Oak, r. 335 Oak
" Gustave (Gendar & Hink and Hink &

Hulse), r. 710 Broderick
" Louis, agent, r. 1133, 24th
" Martin, groceries, 2133 Polk, r. 2131 Polk
" Peter H. (P. H. Hink & Co.), and president
Pacific Coast Commercial Co., r. 2707 La-
guna
" P. H. & Co. (Peter H. Hink and John Dorn),

liquors and lodgings, 534 Washington
" Richard, r. Hotel Langham
" & Hulse (Gustave Hink and Benjamin B.
Hulse), restaurant S. P. Co. steamers
(narrow guage)
«S-Hink. See Hinck

Hinkel Charles L., contractor and builder, r.
218 Devisadero
George A., editor and publisher The High

School Times, 2228 Clay
George W., contractor and builder, r. 2228

Clay
Henry C, real estate, r. 1610 Devisadero
John, candy maker Mrs. L. Gibbons, r. 218

Devisadero
John, real estate, r. 902 Steiner
William, contractor and builder, r. 2228
Clay
J8®»Hinkel. See Henkel
Hinkeltoein G. A., California Perforating Screen

Co., 147 Beale, r. 2036 Steiner
Hinkelthein L., farmer, r. 636 Commercial
Hinkle Casper E., mate str Coos Bay, r. 2052
Mission
" George W., architect, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" Henry C. physician National Surgical

Institute, 319 Bush, r. Oakland
" John M., surgeon in charge National Sur-
gical Institute, 319 Bush, r. Oakland
" Philip, inventor, r. 435 Bush
" Walter S., Asst. District Attorney, New
City Hall, 2d floor, r. 404 Ellis
Hinkleman Ernest, clerk Belmont House, r. 1126

Market
Hinkley Charles E., foreman, r. 710 Octavia
" Edward, r. 514 Pine
" Ira L., dental student, r. 218 Golden Gate

Av
" J. S., mining, r. Commercial Hotel
Hinkley Oliver, superintendent Pacific Carriage

Co., 48, 8th, r. 710 Octavia
jB®" Hinkley. See Hinckley
Hinman George, painter, r. 719 Elizabeth
" Gertrude L. Miss, teacher music, r. 312V^,
18th
Hinman Henry L., manager Merchants' Ex-
press Co., 1 Spear, r. Oakland
Hinman Lewis, proprietor Hinman's Dancing
Academy, 1412 Polk and SE cor Howard
and 21st, telephone East 906
" Mary E. Miss, r. 312^4, 18th
" M. H., pressman, r. 1942;^ Mission
Hinman's Dancing Academy, L. Hinman pro-
prietor, 1412 Polk and SE cor Howard
and 21st
Hinnenberg George, liquors and lodgings, 243

Minna
Hinrlchs Arthur, horseman, r. 238, 4th Av
" August (Hinrichs & Haesloop), r. Oak-
land
" August Jr., musical director Baldwin The-
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Hinrichs Charles J., livery stable, 534, 3d, r. 237;4
Rltch
" Gerhard, showcase maker Bernstein & Co.,

r. 307 Elizabeth
" Gustav, r. 2110 Pine

HINRICHS H. & CO.

(Henry Hinriclis), manufacturers of
trucks, wagons and carriages, 114-116
Drumm, telephone Main 5909

Hinrichs Henry (H. Hinrichs & Co.). r. 114
Drumm
■' J. Fred, carpenter, 2011/4 Polk
" John F., r. 2012 Larkin
" Maria Miss, milk dealer, 524, 3d, r. 237>^

Ritch
" Peter N., laborer Gray Bros., r. 217 Val-

lejo
" William, porter Slebe Bros. & Plagemann,

r. 819 Dolores
" & Haesloop (August Hinrichs and C. P.
Haesloop), liquors, SW cor Washington
and Drumm
4£S~ Hinrichs. See Hendricks, Henricks and

Henrichs
Hinrichsen Boy H. (Hinrichsen & Meinert). 201
Montgomery Av
" & Meinert (Boy H. Hinrichsen and John
Meinert), cigars and tobacco, 201 Mont-
gomery Av
Hinsberg Charles, manufacturers' agent, 330

Pine, room 57, r. 1309 Scott
Hinsch Ernest, butcher C. E. Whitney & Co., r.
1212, 7th Av South
" John W., Chinatown guide, r. 605 Broadway
" Thomas C, r. 707 Larkin
&a- Hinsch. See Hinch
Hinsdale George S., agent Coasting Packets, 22

California, room 18, r. Lick House
Hinshelwood Emilie Miss, r. 2602 California
Hinson Henry K., clerk George A. Rankin

" Louis A., carpenter, r. 1050 Mission
Hinterman Adolph, porter Crown Distilleries

Co., r. Alameda
Hintermann Albert, bartender John Meier-
dierks, r. 724 Mission
" Berthold, waiter, r. 26 Cedar .Av
" Eugene, bookkeeper Lenormand Bros., r.
SW cor Pine and Dupont
Hintman Joachim, laborer Masonic Cemetery,

r. 2436 Fulton
Hintmann Charles, conductor Market St. Ry.,

r. 2315 Larkin
Hintmann Henry, wines and liquors, SW cor
New Montgomery and Mission, r. 9
Hampton PI
Hinton Albert, tinner, r. lli/^ Clinton
" Arthur, photo- engraver Sunset Photo and

Engraving Co., r. 1857 Lexington Av
" Edward B., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 522,

8th
" Emile, tinner, r. 1U4 Clinton
" Eugene H., general agent Panama RR Co.,

214 Pine, room 46, r. 1716 Vallejo
" Guy, r. 647Folsom
" Isaac T., compositor Hinton Printing Co.,

r. 647 Folsom
" J. M., master mariner, 9 Mission
" Joseph, machine hand, r. 748 Harrison
Hinton Printing Co. The, book and job print-
ers, 321 Sacramento
" Simeon, sticker hand, r. 303, 3d
" Thomas, machine operator Cahn, Nickels-
burg & Co., r. 1017 McAllister
■' Valentine, tailor, r. liy^ Clinton
" William G..r. American Exchange Hotel

Hinton William M., Registrar of Voters, New

City Hall basement, r. 647 Folsom

" William M. Jr. (Hinton Printing Co.), r.

411b Lyon

Hintz Adolph, wire mattress maker John Hoey,

r. 26 De Boom

" Charles F., bookkeeper Pattosien Carpet

Co., r. 117 Liberty
" Frank, r. 520c Turk

" John J. (Hintz & Buck), r. 1065 Howard
" Otto F., laborer Vermont Marble Co., r. 36
De Boom
Hintz & Buck (John J. Hintz and John Buck),
proprietors Harmony Hotel, 735 Brannan
>^~Hintz. See Hinz

Hintze Bertha Miss, clerk Foresters of America,
r. 1623 Sutter
" Christian F., liquors, 19 Montgomery Av, r.

Fruitvale
" Louis, packer Sachs Bros. & Co., r. Fruit-
vale
" Samuel, barber, ly^ Spear, r. 1623 Sutter
Hinz Adolph, clerk W. J. Landers, r. 1717 La-
guna
" A. Frederick (Hinz & Plagemann), r. 238

Bartlett
" August C. (Hinz & Landt), r. Mill Valley
" August J., shipping clerk Yolo Mills, r. 338

Bartlett
" Carl, bookkeeper B. & J. S. Doe, r. 2334
Sutter
Hinz Johannes F., assistant manager Yolo
Mills, NE cor Mission and Main, r. 288
Bartlett
" Joseph, bakery, 1509 Polk
" Louis C, salesman M. Hart, r. 2033 Fill-
more
" Marie Miss, bookkeeper, r. 238 Bartlett
" William E., butcher, 3031 Fillmore, r. 3512

Post
" William F., clerk Cadman & Kittle, r. 338
Bartlett
Hinz & Landt (August C. Hinz), wholesale mil-
linery and straw goods, 543 Market, tele-
phone 1653
Hinz & Plagemann (A. Frederick Hinz and
William Plagemann), proprietors Yolo
Mills and importers and millers rice,
NE cor Mission and Main
4S"Hinz. See Hintz

Hinze John J., helper Adolph Hromada, r. 131
Greenwich rear
" Louis L., longshoreman, r. 131 Greenwich
rear
Hipkins Henry, dentist, 406 Sutter, rooms 26-37,

r. Oakland
Hippely Charles, carpenter, r. 410 Fell
" Longinus, carpenter, r. 1422 Grove
Hippen Hugo J., clerk Philip Meyer, r. San

Mateo, Cal.
Hippert John L., beamster South S. F. Tan-
nery, r. 821, 12th Av South
Hippler Charles, blacksmith, r. 718 Howard
Hippman Rudolph, r. 927 Filbert
Hipps Abraham, peddler, r. 12!4 Eldridge
" David C, teamster, r. 28 Chesley
" Jacob, fruit dealer, r. 418 Ringold
Hirall Charles, bartender, r. 55 Silver
" Daniel, seaman, r. 55 Silver
" Sarah, widow, r. 55 Silver
Hirayama C, bamboo furniture, 3431 Mission
Hird AlfredE., clerk Medical Dept. University
of Cal., r. 1711 Stockton
" Benjamin F., clerk Nolan Bros Shoe Co.,

r. 1308/2 Steiner
" Christopher J., conductor Sutter St. Ry.,

r. 705 Polk
" John, bill clerk O. R. & N. Co., r. 1308'^
Steiner
4!S"Hird. See Herd and Hurd
Hires Charles E. Co. The (Philadelphia, Pa.),
John H. Spohn manager Pacific Coast
Branch, 318 Battery
Hirleman Philip, Dorter W. Cohen, Hirsch &
Co., r. 1308 Larkin
" Philip Jr., clerk, r. 1308 Larkin
Him Herman, contractor, r. 113, 20th
Hiron Cecelia Miss, stenographer, r. 136 Silver
" Victor, r. 1.36 Silver

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Hiron Victor L., machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks,

r. 136 Silver
Hirrel Charles, liquors, 1054 Kentucky
Hirsch Adolph, butcher Hebrew Orphan Asy-
lum
Hirsch Alphonse (Hirsch & Kahn), and Super-
visor 4th Ward, r. 1102 Jackson
" Benno, stage manager, r. 1006 Hyde
" Brothers (Joseph and Leopold), clothing,
221-223 Montgomery Av

HIRSCH CASS,

manager Collection Department At-
torney Joseph Rothschild, Collection
Agency, commercial litigation
throughout U. S. and Europe, 81-83
Chronicle Bldg, telephone Main 1352,
r. 2247 Sutter
Hirsch Charles, vice-president Alaska Packers'
Association, 308 Market, r. 1819 Wash-
ington
" David (L. Hirsch Si Co.), r. 1002 Geary
" David, varieties, llhV^ Fillmore
" Emil, clothing, 616 Front, r. 716a Green
" Ernest, salesman W. Cohen, Hirsch & Co.,

r. 1003 Geary
" Ferdinand, carpenter, 1545 Mission
" Herman, bookkeeper Jacob Unna, r. 927

Sutter
" Herman, porter M. Scheyer & Bro., r. 38

Garden
" Herman P., carpenter Union I, Wks, r.

Oakland
" Isidore, watchmaker, 400, 4th, r. 48 Clara •
" Jacob, junk dealer, 1416'/^ Pacific
" Jacob, plumber, r. 205 Clipper
" Joseph (Hirsch Bros.), r. 1002 Geary
" Joseph, ins. agent, r. 409 Eddy
" Joseph, with M. A. Gunst & Co., r. 1215 Eddy
" L. & Co. (Leopold and David Hirsch), cloth-
ing, 937-939 Kearny
" Leon J., bookkeeper, r. 1523^4 Post
" Leon S., clerk Butler, Schutze & Co., r. 603

Bush
" Leopold (Hirsch Bros.), r. 601 Broderick
" Leopold (L. Hirsch & Co.), r. 716 Green
" Leopold (W. Cohen, Hirsch & Co.), r. 1628

Broadway
" Leopold, tailor, r. 535 Geary
" Louis, law student Henry E. Highton, r.

930 Market
" Matthias, laborer St. Joseph's Home Hos-
pital
" Moses N. (Hirsch & Rosenthal), r. 624 Mar-
ket

HIRSCH & KAHN

(Alphonse Hirsch and George H. Kahn),
manufacturing opticians, importers
optical goods and photographic ap-
paratus and supplies, 333 Kearny

Hirsch & Rosenthal (Moses N. Hirsch and Mrs.
Fannie Rosenthal), dealers cigars and
tobacco, 634 Market
>8®" Hirsch. See Hirsh and Hearsch
Hirschbach Joseph, musician, r. 333 O'Farrell
Hirschbaum David, driver, r. 1417 Geary
" Jacob, clerk M. Hirschbaum & Co., r. 1417

Geary
" M. & Co. (Meyer Hirschbaum), wholesale

cigars, 13-14 Davis
" Meyer (M. Hirschbaum), r. 1417 Geary
" Moses, merchant, r. 1417 Geary
" Sigmund, salesman William Lewis &Co.,
r. 1417 Geary
Hirschberg Berthold, clerk Union Photo-en-
graving Co. , r. 546 Jessie
" Emil, clerk P. M. SS. Go's Wharf, r. 106

Eddy
" Jennie Miss, solicitor C. W. Nevin & Co.,

r. 546 Jessie
" M., physician, 1010 Larkin
Hirschey Claude M., conductor Market St. Ry.,
r. 3319a Sutter
" Harriet A., widow, r. 3219a Sutter
Hirschfeld Albert, bookkeeper Levi Strauss &
Co., r. 908 Devisadero
" Alfred C, manager M. A. Gunst & Co.,
SE cor Powell and Ellis, r. 20 O'Farrell

Hirschfeld Alice, widow, r. 2239 Sutter
" D., real estate, 3-4 Mills Bldg, 7th floor, r.

Alameda

" Emile (Emile Hirschfeld & Co.), r. 2339

Sutter

Hirschfeld Emile & Co. (Emile Hirschfeld),

wholesale jewelers, 59-60 Crocker Bldg

" George, butcher A. Decourtieux & Son, r.

633/2 Natoma
" Harry M., salesman Smith Picture Co., r.

446 Minna
" Henry, butcher A. Decourtieux & Son, r.

63314 Natoma
" Leonie Miss, r. 2239 Sutter
" Neuman H., expressman, r. 1305 Eddy
" Peter, baker, r. 633V2 Natoma
" Walter, cigars and tobacco, 328 Pine, and
secretary and manager Radam's Mi-
crobe Killer Co., 1340 Market, r. 30 O'Far-
rell
;8®-Hirschfeld. See Hirshfeld
Hirschfelder Aaron Mrs., widow, r. 1336 Geary
" Charles, compositor Le Franco-Califor-

nien, r. 1912^2 Mason
" Joseph O., physician and surgeon, 433

Geary, r. 1336 Geary
" Samuel (Hirschfelder & Meaney), r. 1336

Geary
"■ & Meaney (Samuel Hirschfelder and Louis
J. Meaney), manufacturers trunks, va-
lises, etc., factory NE cor 30th and Flor-
ida, ofQce 13 Sutter
" Wanda, widow, r. 191214 Mason
Hirschfleld Julius H., merchant, 525 Kearny, r.

1616 Steiner
Hirschkowitz Lesser, physician, 336 O'Farrell
Hirschler David, president and general mana-
ger Santa Barbara Mineral Water Co.,
39 Market, r. 2125 Broadway
Hirschman Adolph, manufacturing jeweler and
importer of diamojds, pearls, etc., 113
Sutter, r. 1717 Broadway
" Marion A., salesman A. Hirschman, r. 1717
Broadway
Hirschowitz Abraham E., Rabbi, r. 51 Langton
Hirsch S. Joseph, salesman D. Samuels, r. 2202

Geary
4®"Hirsh. See Hirsch and Hearsch
Hirshberg David S., Grand Recorder A. O. U.
W., 66 Flood Bldg, r. 1099 Adeline, Oak-
land
" Jules (Sam Meyer & Co.), r. Oakland
Hirshcovitz Rachel, widow, r. liy^ Harriet
Hirshfeld Adolph M., conductor, r. 2918 Sacra-
mento
'• Arthur, clerk Bibo, Newman & Ikenberg,

r. 1305 Eddy
" Benjamin, bookkeeper Leopold Lipman, r.

1336 Buchanan
" Charles, stockbroker, 316 Pine, r. 1307 Hyde
" Ettie Miss, hairdresser, r. 1336 Buchanan
" Henry, r. 1307 Hyde
" Milton, r. 1326 Buchanan
4®-Hirshfeld. See Hirschfeld
Hirshman Marsh, plumber Levy & Parker, r.

1343 Leavenworth
Hirshvogle Joseph, packer E. J. Bowen, r. 913

Montgomety
Hirsinger George E., barber, 11591/4 Folsom
" George E. Jr., barber G. E. Hirsinger, r. 3
Folsom Av
Hirst Charles H., salesman F. Toplitz & Co., r.
407 Sutter
" Henry, sexton First Baptist Church, r. 41
Cotter
4®~ Hirst. See Hearst and Hurst

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Hirstel Aime Miss, school teacher, r. 1921 Weto-
ster
■' Nathan A. (Hirstel & Co.), r. 1921 Webster
" & Co. (Nathan A. Hirstel), cigars and
tobacco, 213 Montgomery
Hirt Conrad, cutler John Mignola, r. 1332 Mis-
sion
" Theodore, driver Franz Siebrecht, r. 716
Stockton
Hirth Leon J., bookkeeper Cal. Wine Assn., r.
523U Post
" P. Herman, barber, 628a Post, r. 921M Post
Hirzu George, manager Romany Oil Co., 410

Kearny, room 23, r. 509 Pine
Hischier Alex, proprietor New Six Mile House,
cor Worden Av and Mission Road
" August, bartender B. Hischier, r. 208 Drumm
HiscMer Baptiste, liquors. 60 Clay cor Drumm.
r. 1012. 19th
" Louis, porter John P. Ecklund, r. 1403 \"a-
lencia
Hiscock Herbert, with Indianapolis Furniture

Co., r. 754Folsom
Hiscox Richard A., bookkeeper Wilson Bros. &

Co., r. 807 Golden Gate Av
Hisgen Carl E., r. 1307 Webster
Hislop Charles G.. special officer Paul Boy ton
Chute Co., r. 1902 Page
" George E., clerk Robert C. Hislop, r. 208

Haight
" George W., salesman Muiphy, Grant&Co.,

r. 1031 Haight
" Robert C, furniture and carpets, 314 Hayes.
r. 20 Haight
jgS^Hislop. See Heslop and Hvslop
History Building, 723 Market
" Co. The, Charles O. Richards president,
publishers. 723 Market
Hitch Edward E., sailmaker, 13 Market, r. Ala-
meda
•' William F., clerk Griffln & Skelley Co.. r.
619 Shotwell
Hitchcock Clinton, clerk Neal McGillaway, r.

202, 6th
Hitchcock D. W., general agent Union Pacific
System, 1 Montgomery
" Edward C, assayer Louis Falkenau. r.

Oakland
•' Effie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 225 Geary
" George W., marine engineer, r. 703 Point

Lobos Av
" Hal J,, salesman G. G. Wickson & Co., r.

515 Taylor
" Helen M. Miss, teacher Broadway Gram-
mar School, r. 1010 Powell
" Henry H.. gardener, r. 52 Aldine
" James, painter Edward Norman, r. 9 Kate

PI
" Jesse B. , millwright, r. 726 Bush
" John L., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r.
1010 Powell
Hitchcox Henry, harness-maker Market St Rv,

r. 1141/2 Ridley
Hitchens Alice Miss, r. 1310 Webster
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 1310 Webster
" Elizabeth Miss, teacher Webster Primary

School, r. 1310 Webster
" Florence J., Miss, teacher Richmond Pri-
mary School, r. 1310 Webster
Hitchings Edward W., clerk, r. 15 Oak

'• Laura A., widow, r. 207 Larkin. flat 23
Hite Gold Mining Co. (Mariposa Co.). H. E.
Mathews secretary, 120 Sutter, room 27
" Henry H., melter Selby Smelting and
Lead Co., r. Berkeley
Hitsman Margaret Miss. r. 2514 Market

Hitte Brothers (Eugene and Theodore), bakery,
1510 Dupont
" Celestin, waiter Raoul Carbonnier, r. 432

Jackson
" Eugene (Hitte Bros.), r. 1510 Dupont
" Fabien, restaurant, 521 Montgomery, r. 809

Pacific
" Theodore (Hitte Bros.), r. 1510 Dupont
Hittell Carlos J., artist, 640 Market, r. 808
Turk
" Catherine H. Miss, r. 808 Turk
" Elise C. Mrs., r. 808 Turk
" John S., iournalist, r. 1216 Hyde
" Theodore H., attorney at law, 320 Califor-
nia, room 10, r. 808 Turk
Hitzeroth Lorenzo D., foreman Edison Light

and Power Co., r. 110^ Silver
Hixon Arthur C, attorney at law, r. 505 Devis-
adero
" Isabelle B. Miss, clerk, r. 133 Page
" Julia F., widow, r. 133 Page
" Lloyd G.. meterman S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 2310 Washington
J^'Hixson. See Hickson

Hjelte Antone, tailor Sanders & Johnson, r.
Oakland
" Frank A., tailor, r. 1329 Stanyan
Hjort Hans P., cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 64

Tehama
Hjul E. Henry, blacksmith Washburn & Moen

Mfg Co., r. 2615 Leavenworth
Hjul Hans) H., proprietor Montgomery Coffee

House, 426 Montgomery, r. 2115 Hyde
Hoadley Annie, widow, r. 1611 Lyon
" G. Willoughby, salesman Cooper & Co., r.

1211 Bush
" Herman M., clerk Charles Christensen, r.

1211 Bush
" Milo, carpenter U. S. Engineer Dept, r.
2906 Bush
Hoag Annetta B. Miss, r. 46 Grove
" Annie Mrs., r. 600 Bush
" Charles C, publisher Our Society Blue

Book, 225 Post, r. Palace Hotel
" E. L., clerk Baldwin & Hammond, r. Berke-
ley
" James W. (J. W. Hoag & Co.), r. 1020 Hyde
" Jared C, proprietor California, 225 Post, r.

400 Golden Gate Av
■' Jared J., with Charles C. Hoag, r. 337

Geary
" Jesse G., carpet layer Alex Mackay & Son,

r. 209 Franklin
" J. W. & Co. (James W. Hoag), proprietors

Machinery Exchange, 510 Montgomery
" Obidah H. Jr., with Charles C. Hoag, r. 337

Geary
" Walter R., salesman Charles A. Bailey, r.

Berkeley
" William M., capitalist, 302 Montgomery,
room 5, r. 801 Leavenworth
4S="Hoag. See Hoge and Hogue
Hoagland George H., printer, r. 1238 Bush
" Richard H., clerk freight auditor's dept. S.

P. Co., r. Piedmont
" S. A., compositor, r. 1238 Bush
Hoaglund Charles A., boiler maker, r. 823 Penn-
sylvania Av
" Gustave, seaman, r. 160 Steuart
Hoak John, maltster Hibernia Brewery
Hoakson James, beamster South S. F. Tannery,

r. 147 San Bruno Av
Hoar Annie E., widow, r. 2633 Harrison
" Daniel, stevedore, r. 2109b Jones
" Edward P., plumber, James Graham, r. 317

Bryant
" John, cooper, r. 317 Bryant
" John, laborer, r. 31 Ecker
" John M., butcher, r. 317 Bryant
4®~Hoar. See Hoare, Hore and Horr
Hoardon John, carpenter, r. 2229 Filbert
Hoard M., r. 613 Pine
Hoare Charles C, liquors, 543 Howard
■' Charles W., bookkeeper, r. 509'/^ Fulton
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 15 Tehama
' ' John, buggy washer James P. Guerin, r, 1350

Market
" Joseph H., carpenter, r. 945, 12th Av South
Hoban Henry, master mariner, r. 1611 Folsom

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Hobart Benjamin F., salesman Deere Imple-
ment Co., r. East Oakland
Hobart Building, N s Market, opp. 2d
" Ella Miss, r. SW Washington and Van Ness
Av
Hobart Estate Company, James Cross presi-
dent, W. S. Hobart secretary, H. G.
Stevenson asst. secretary, 532 Market,
rooms
George, r. 32, 4th
John L., agent Atlas Tack Corporation, 45

2d, r. Alameda
John R., lumber surveyor, 9 Mission, r.

Oakland
Pearl M. Miss, teacher Emerson Primary

School, r, 3016 Sacramento
William W.. collector Spring Valley W.
W., r. 3016 Sacramento
Hobart W. S., capitalist, office 532 Market,
room 3, r. SW cor Van Ness Av and
Washington
Hobbert Henry T. , janitor The Liverpool and
London and Globe Ins. Co., r. I8II14
Stockton
Hobbose Frederick, clerk, r. 1007 McAllister

" Julia A. Mrs., r. 1007 McAllister
Hobbs Clarence L., clerk Railway Mail Service,
r. Lorin
" Frank G., clerk Abramson-Heunisch Co.,

r. 1708 Geary
" Frederick, r. 913 Jones
" Frederick F., broker Western Meat Co., 132

California, r. 913 Jones
" Hiram H.,r. 1708 Geary
" Ira S., stockfltter Buckingham & Hecht, r.

312 Fair Oaks
" J. A. Mrs., dressmaking, 2234 Greenwich
" James M., buyer Cutting Fruit Packing

Co., r. 913 Jones
" Jennie F. Miss, decorative artist, r. 1708

Geary
" John, musician, r. 1006 McAllister
" John H., clerk, r. 1708 Geary
Hobbs Jobn K. C. 'Hobbs, Wall & Co.), and vice-
president S. H. Harmon Lumber Co.,
and Supervisor 11th Ward, r. 30 Liberty
" Leonard, teamster, r. 817 Howard
" Martin, musician, r. 1006 McAllister
" Mary, widow, cashier Charles Clarke, r.

1013, 20th
" Patrick, laborer, r. 4IO14 Natoma
" Sedley, shoemaker, r. 312 Fair Oaks
" Wilson F., shipping clerk John Wieland
Brewery, r. 1708 Geary

HOBBS, WALL & CO.

(John K. C. Hobbs and Joseph G. WaU),
boxmakers, and agents steamer Cres-
cent City, 314-324 Spear, telephone
Main 137

HOBBS, WALL & CO.
Box Manufacturers,

314-324 Spear Street,
Proprietors Elk River Mills, Crescent City.

Clear Spruce for Sale in Quantities to Suit.
Redwood Cargoes Sawed to Order.

Office of Steamer "CRESCENT CITY," for Crescent City.

Jg®-Hobbs. See Hopps

Hobden Horace, laundryman Occidental Hotel
Hobe Augusta W. Miss, teacher Pacific Avenue
Primary School, r. 1633 Hyde
" Elsie A., widow, r. 604 Capp
Hobe George J., secretary Masonic Cemetery
Association, 42 Masonic Temple, r. 1633
Hyde
" Harry K., pattern maker, r. 1633 Hyde
" Mattie A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 604 Capp
" Sophie A. Miss, teacher California School
of Mechanical Arts, r. 604 Capp

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

F=UA\F»S,

Suction and F"oroe,

FOR HAND, WINDMILL and POWER,

ALL SIZES.

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Hobe Thomas, coachman, r. 9 Monroe

" William F.,r. 604 Capp
Hoben Henry, master mariner, 9 Mission, r. 1611

Folsom
Hober Adolph, real estate, r. 2710 Devisadero
Hobner Frederick, laborer, r. 331/2 Ecker
Hobro Frederick, fireman, r. 3232 Sacramento
Hobro William D., plumber and gas fitter, 728-
730 Washington, telephone Main 835, r.
2613 Clay
" William D. Jr., plumber W. D. Hobro, r.
2613 Clay
Hobron Minerva S., widow, r. 1 Perry

" S. Harris, foreman S. P. Co., r. 1 Perry
Hobson C. B., paying and note teller Mutual
Savings Bank, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" Charles R., foreman J. W. Ferris, r. 3

Uranus
" Elida F. Mrs. (Moore, Ferguson & Co.),

r. 2131 Sacramento
" Henry, carpenter Isaac Levy, r. 17 West

Mission
" House, Hobson & Killgren proprietors, 417

Kearny
" John, r. 2131 Sacramento
Hobson Joseph W., agent Sanitas Grape Food,
400 Sutter, r. 1424b Washington
" Mary A., widow, r. 920a Oak
" Rebecca R., widow, r. 6 Central Court
" Thomas R. (Hobson & Killgren), r. Ala-
meda
" William T., salesman Clabrough, Golcher

& Co., r. 1220 Jackson
" William T., secretary Yokohama Tea Im-
porting Co., 204, 6th, r. 312 Eddy
" & Killgren (Thomas R. Hobson and Edward
W. Killgren), proprietors Hobson House,
417 Kearny
Hoburg Richard T., collector, r. 726 Ridley
" William H. Jr., laborer U. S. Customs, r.
236 Collingwood
Hoch Edward J., capitalist, r. Russ House

' ' Julius A. (Coutard & Hoch) , r. 3 Wetmore PI
Hockbrunn Henry, barber Jos. Knauer, r. 113914

Stevenson
Hochderfter Frederick A., printer Call, r. 116, 6th
Hoohfelder Samuel, cigar maker, r. 429^4 Ivy Av
Hochheimer Hannah, widow, r. 1923 Devisa-
dero „ .
" Julia Miss, teacher Lafayette Primary
School, r. 1923 Devisadero
Hochholzer Alice H. Miss, nurse California
Woman's Hospital
" Mary M. Miss, stenographer Grangers
Business Association, r. Alameda
Hochreuter Diedrich, basket maker, r. 24 Maple

Court
Hockstadter Robert B., merchant, r. 2226 Sacra-
mento
" Simon, capitalist, r. 1308 Post
■' William S., capitalist, r. 1322 Sutter
Hochstein Adolph, accountant London, Paris

and American Bank, r. 730 Haight
Hochstrasser Jacob, maltster Jackson Brewery,

r. 333, 12th
Hock Charles A. (T. Hock & Son), r. 810 Devisa-
dero
" Charles C, expressman, r. 131314 Mason
" Clarence, driver National Brewery, r. 1224

Turk „

" Henry, liquors, 623 East, r. 1224 Turk
" Henry T. Jr., musician, r. 1224 Turk
" John N., molder Novelty Machine Wks, r.
Oakland ^ . ,

" T. & Son (Tobias and Charles A.), brick
and stone masons, 40 New Montgomery

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Hock Tobias (T. Hock & Son), r. 809a Devisadero

" Tobias G., lithographer r. 809a Devisadero

Hockemeyer Henry, groceries and liquors, S\V

cor Hattie and Merritt
Hockenberg Calvy, driver Pac. Carriage Co.. r.

741 Natoma
Hockenbrock Mary Miss, stenographer, r. 1321

O'Farrell
Hocker J. M. F., inspector U. S. Customs, r. 32

Ellis
4®"Hocker. See Hoecker
Hockett Eugene, clerk W. U. Tel. Co., r. 2405

Octavia
Hocking Fred W., teamster Bass-Hueter Paint
Co.,r. 2518 Market
" Samuel, carpenter, r. 903 Montgomery
'■ William J. (Wight & Hocking), r. 1011
Leavenworth
Hockins R. D., r. 336a Bush
" William F., plumber W. D. Hobro, r. Ala-
meda
Hockmuth Charles B., steward, r. 513 Connec-
ticut
Hocks Oscar, liquors, 14 Mason, r. 12 Mason
Hockwald Abraham, commercial traveler, r. 15

Erkson Court
Hodes August B., barber, r. 18 Hanover PI
Hodgdon Frank, salesman Stephens & Co.. r.
1014 Treat Av
" Hartwell K., porter Baker & Hamilton, r.

East Oakland
" Herbert F., collector Madison & Burke, r.

913 Steiner
" James P., adjuster S. P. Co., r. 109 Bartlett
Hodge Ann, widow, r. 808i/4 Union
" Benjamin O.. proprietor The Burnett. 1364

Market
" Frank H., salesman Standard Soap Co., r.

1364 Market
" Jane Miss, varieties, 614 Hermann
" Joseph P., r. 3531 Pine
" Lou Miss, reporter, r. 506 Jones
" Mary J., widow, r. 621 U Hayes
" Michael, drayman, SW cor Market and
East and junction Market and Cali-
fornia, r. 338 Union
" Michael Jr., tea dealer, r. 338 Union
" Newton D., insurance, r. 1314 Hayes
" Richard, teamster Michael Hodge, r. 2112
Jones
Hodge Robert, cloaks and suits, 8-14. 5th
" Thomas, commission merchant, r. 62114
Hayes

HODGEN JOSEPH D.,

dentist, secretary State Board of Den-
tal Examiners, office and r. 1005 Sutter
Hodgens Amy Miss, dressmaker, r. 2116 Larkin

" David E. (Hodgens & Riley), r. 3116 Lar-
kin

" & Riley (David E. Hodgens and James F.
Riley ) , managers Pac. Gas Governor Co. ,
77 Murphy Bldg
Hodges Albert P., traveling salesman F. W.
Spencer & Co., r. 137. 14th

" Charles, boatman, r. 4 Hodges Alley

" Frederick, barber Levey & Stein, r. 1135
Mission

" George, driver J. Lanzer, r. 2332 Mission

" John J., boatman, r. 4 Hodges Alley

" Marie, widow, r. 3114 Steiner

■' Robert L.. furrier, 108 Powell, r. 336 O'Far-
rell
Hodgett John A., laborer, r. 514i/4, 3d rear

" Mary, widow, r. 5141^, 3d rear

" Robert, clerk, r. SHVa, 3d rear

Hodghead Beverly L., attorney at law, 40 Mills
Bldg, 8th floor, r. Golden Gate, Alameda
Co.
Hodghead David A., M. D., office 21 Powell,
hours 1 to 4 p. m., Sundays 1 p. m., tele-
phone Bush 4, r. 721, 22d, hours 8 to 9 a.m.,
and 6 to 7 p. m., telephone Blue 681
Hodgkins Harry J., carpenter, r. 1615 Jones
" Henry, molder W. T. Garratt & Co., r.

1615 Jones
" Lincoln G., carpenter Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co.,

r. .3410 Sacramento
" Louisa O., widow, r. 3410 Sacramento
" Sylvester F., carpenter, r. 1715% Jones
" Thomas, laborer, r. 222 Pacific
" Thomas G., lineman Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r.

3410 Sacramento
" William L., salesman Union Paper Co., r.

238 Noe
" William M., clerk Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r.
924, 33d
Hodgkingson Frances Miss, teacher Girls' High
School, r. 1513 Pierce
" Katherine Miss, teacher John Swett Gram-
mar School, r. 1513 Pierce
" Mary A., widow, r. 1513 Pierce
Hodgson Joseph, in charge Fort Point Life Boat
Station, Presidio
" Robert, wool sorter, r. IO3414 Folsom
Hoditz Alois, glove cutter, r. 1404 Powell
Hodnett George, waiter, r. 397 Clementina
" James C, plumber Parafflne Paint Co., r.

311, 17th
" Jeremiah W., clerk, r. 311, 17th
" John, carrier postoffice, r. 643 Post
" John, laborer, r. 347, 2d
" Mae Miss, stenographer Parafflne Paint

Co., r. 311, 17th
" William J., r. 311, 17th
Hodson Frederick W., painter, r. 15th Av nr Cle-
ment
Hodson John R., photographer, 406 Geary
Hoe Birgit Miss, r. 512% Baker
Hoebel Jacob E., carriage trimmer, r. 717
Howard
" Lena Mrs., lodgings, 717 Howard
Hoeber Eugene G. L., printer Francis-Valentine
Co.
" Kate Mrs., r. Old People's Home
Hoeck Thomas, groceries and liquors, 1318

Bryant
Hoeckele Frank, groceries and liquors, 1300
Kearny, and SE cor Duncan and San-
chez
" Louis, capitalist, r. 516 Franklin
" Robert, apprentice, r. 516 Franklin
" William, stock clerk Stange & Jaenicke, r.
516 Franklin
Hoecker C. H. & Co. (Charles H. and John F.
Hoecker), groceries and liquors, SW cor
Polk and O'Farrell
" Charles H. (C. H. Hoecker & Co.), r. 829

Polk
" John, bartender Cafe Zinkand, r. 829 Polk
" John F. (C. H. Hoecker & Co.). r. 839 Polk
" Richard, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1457
Castro
;e®"Hoecker. See Hocker
Hoeler Fredricka, widow, r. 6.37 Vallejo
" John F., clerk A. Wolfe, r. 637 Vallejo
" Joseph, driver, r. 6 Beaver
" William, butcher, NE cor Sutter and Lar-
kin
J8!S=-Hoefer. See Hoffer

Hoeffer George F., attorney at law, SW cor
Commercial and Kearny
" Gottlieb, baker, r. 625 Clay
" Sarah, widow, r. 11 Seymour Av
Hoefaer Max, foreman S. F. Stock Brewery, r.

2118 Powell
Hoefle Edward, waiter, r. 10 St. Charles PI
Hoefler Ludwig M. (Bishop & Wheeler), attor-
ney at law, 533 Market, room 41, r. 130
Haight
Hoeft Catherina, widow, r. 339, 13th
Hoeg Charles H., shirt cutter Neustadter Bros.,

r. 1309 Octavia
Hoegemann Edward, bookkeeper Donohoe-Kelly
Banking Co., r. Oakland

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Hoegemanu Julius, groceries and liquors, NE
cor 18th and Valencia and NW cor 18th
and Guerrero, telephone Blue 561, r. 346,
18th
Hoeges & Co. (Jacob Hoeges and Diedrich Dan-
gers), proprietors St. David's House, 715
Howard
" Jacob (J. Hoeges & Co.), and proprietor
Empire House, 639 Clay, r. 715 Howard
Hoehn Caroline, varieties, 1135, 34th
" Charles, butcher Louis Junker, r. 920 Bu-
chanan
" Jacob, waiter Graneist & Daeweritz, r. 307

Clementina
" Lena Miss (Hoehn Sisters), r. 1135, 24th
" May Miss (Hoehn Sisters), r. 1135, 24th
" Sisters (May andLena), dressmaking, 1135,
24th
4®=-Hoehn. See Hohn

Hoehna Adolph, clerk Cal. Cloak Co., r. 3 Cum-
berland PI
" Charles, clerk Mayrisch Bros. & Co., r. 2

Cumberland PI
" William, clerk William Hatteroth, r. 2
Cumberland PI
Hoelcher Bernard, baker, r. 622 Clay
4®"Hoelje. See Holje
Hoelle Emil, carpenter, r. 2714 Bryant
" Otto, shoemaker Stephen Kurtz, r. 493,
4th
Hoelscher Arthur G., clerk A. Schilling & Co., r.
114 Devisadero
" Eliza, widow (Wm. Hoelscher & Co.), r. 114

Devisadero
" Frank, salesman, r. 19 Albion Av
" Herman T., r. lU Devisadero
" Victor F., salesman M. J. Brandenstein &
Co., r. 114 Devisadero
Hoelscher Williain & Co. (Mrs. Eliza Hoel-
scher, Edmund Schnutenhaus and Louis
Pockwitz), liquors wholesale and retail,
NW cor Turk and Taylor
Hoelscher William F., bookkeeper Rudolph

Mohr, r. 114 Devisadero
4®" Hoelscher. See Holscher
Hoene Joseph, cigar maker Frederick E. Boger,

r. 331b Oak
Hoenes JohnR., clerk Bishop & Wheeler, r. 130
Haight
" Louis W., butcher Hofmann & Woenne, r.

351a Minna
" William H., collector City Street Imp. Co.,
r. 130 Haight
Hoenig Adolph, tailor Mrs. C. De Saville, r.

2809 Pine
>6@=-Hoenig. See Honig
>e®"Hoenigsberger. See Honigsberger
Hoennig Benjamin, r. 2819^4 Mission

" Jasine Mrs., varieties, 2819i/^ Mission
Hoeper Fred, lithographer Ellis & Co., r. 628
Jersey
" George W., bookkeeper Jersey Farm Co., r.
628 Jersey
Hoepfner Paul, clerk John H. Schmidt, r. 336

Hayes
Hoepner Cornells, tinner L. E. Spear, r. 316!/2

Langton
Hoepperger John, cellarman John Wleland
Brewery, r. 62 Clementina
" Louis, sawyer, r. 34 Morris Av
Hoerr Catherine, widow, r. 28 Federal
Hoerschner Charles, inspector U. S. Customs, r.

1927 Sutter
Hoerter George, bartender Michael Reissinger,

r. 339 Natoma
Hoertkorn Charles A., machinist Murray Bros.,
r. 1112 Mason
" Louise Miss, dressmaking, 1112 Mason
Hoesch Henry, r. 1216 Clay

" Henry F., with Royal Ins. Co., r. Alameda
Hoesch John, expert accountant, r. 430 Geary
" Josephine Mrs., r. 2143 Mission
" William, clerk Arthur M. Ebbets, r. 218
Leavenworth
Hoese Reinhold, waiter, r. 636 Commercial
Hoetzel Joseph, cutler, r. 26 Clinton Park
Hoever Charles, painter, 634 Commercial, r. 751

Sutter
Hoey Ellen Mrs., lodgings, 157,7th

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.

DOMESTIC RUGS

IN LARGE VARIETY.

e^-I-e^-V yviarlcet St.

Hoey Eugene W., salesman, r. 525 Golden Gate
Av
George, salesman, r. 1122 Larkin
Henry J., salesman, r. 535 Golden Gate Av
James, helper U. S. Mint, r. 477 Jessie
James, painter, r. 110, 4th
James, wood and coal, 220, 8th
John, janitor New City Hall

HOEY JOHN,

manufacturer and dealer furniture,
mattresses, bedding and upholsterers'
supplies, 716-718 Mission, telephone
Main 5629, r. 1315 Devisadero

Hoey John A., liquors, r. 33c Boardman PI
" John L., real estate and mining, 18 Post, r.

106i4, 3d
" Joseph, pipemaker W. W. Montague & Co.,

r. 531%, 7th
" Lawrence, seaman str State of California,

r. 95 Steuart
" Lawrence, woolsorter Watson & Marx, r.

531^2, 7th
" Michael F., r. 333 Clara
" Nicholas J., printer, r. 1122 Larkin
" Robert, plumber, r. 329 Vallejo
" Thomas, bartender, r. 53IV2, 7th
" Thomas, coal passer str Columbia, r. 547,

1st
" Thomas, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 1330
Rhode Island
4@=Hoey. See Hoy
Hofan Henry, laborer, r. 22V4 Chesley
Hofburg Brewery (West Berkeley, Cal.), ofQce

403 Market
Hofen Albert, clerk F. G. Eickhorst, r. 3003
Pierce
" William C, clerk Harry Maskow, r. 1020

Pacific
" Andrew, motorman, r. 1115 Golden Gate Av
rear
Hoff Bernt L., house painter, r. 45 Hoff Av
" Christian, foreman Charles Dietle, r. Berk-
eley
" Elias P., carpenter, r. 1541 Mission
" E. P. Mrs., teacher piano, 1541 Mission
" George F., traveling salesman, r. 721^/4 Te-
hama
" Jacob, peddler, r. 362 Minna
" John, r. 6 August Alley
" John, r. 739 Montgomery
" Peter L., waiter George D. Mayle, r. 103

Silver
" Sarah, widow, r. 1414 Webster
«@-Hoff. See Hough and Hufl
Hoffacker Bernard J. , secretary, r. 2007 Pacific Av
j8@=Hoffer. SeeHoeffer
Hofferbert Phillip, baker, r. 763 Howard
Hoffey James J., r. 333, 15th
Hoffgardt Charles, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
Hoftinghoff Frederick, mail clerk California

Demokrat, r. 91214 Post
Hoftlan Marie Miss r. 217 Francisco
Hoffman A. & H. (Abraham and Harry), manu-
facturers clothing, 523 Market
" Abraham (A. & H. Hoffman) , r. 606 Geary
" Abram, secretary Pythian Hall Associa-
tion, 909 Market, r. 961 Mission
" Albert, waiter, r. 131^/^ Trenton
" Albert J., carriage painter, r. 331-2 Natoma
" Alexander, tinner De Lano Bros., r. 1331/2
Dorland
Hoffman, Alexander & Co. (S. O. Alexander,
Isaac Hoffman and Charles Hoffman),
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Hoffman Alfred, painter, r. 324 Minna
" Andrew, r. 191214 Larkin rear
" Annie J., widow, r. 2017 Bush
" August, r. 444'/^ Natoma rear
" August, r. 812 Bryant
" August, baker, r. 625 Clay
" August, baker, r. 763 Howard
" Augusta Miss, r. 2032 Bryant
■' Augusta Mrs., r. 2032 Bryant
" Brace D., sawyer Newton Hoffman, r. 402,

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" Brothers (Ernest, George and Diedrick),
groceries and liquors, NW cor 24th and
Church
" Brothers (Louis C. and Frank C), barbers,
44 O'Farrell
Hofifman Cafe, William J. Sullivan proprietor,
SW cor Market and 2d
Charles (Hoffman, Alexander & Co.), r. New

York
Charles (Wellman & Hoffman), r. SE cor

Duncan and Dolores
Charles, hostler Cal. Bottling Co., r. 1407

Eddy
Charles, janitor, r. 25a Vandewater
Charles, musician, r. 2726 Greenwich
Charles, porter Hoffman, Alexander & Co.,

r. 925 Geary
Charles, tanner, r. 31st Av South nr H
Charles A., bookkeeper, r. 212, 7th
Charles C, barber, 1724% Market
Charles C, teacher music, r. 1015 Fill-
more
Charles S., clerk, r. 512, 3d
Chris, waiter, r. 64414 Natoma
Christ, baker, r. 763 Howard
Christian C, chief engineer Western Light

and Power Co
Club, Gustav Bernhardy manager, 115

Kearny
Conrad, cabinet maker, r. 2091-2 Bartlett

HOFFMAN, DAHL & CO.

(Frank Hofifman and John Dahl), man-
ufacturers sliow cases, bar and store
fixtures, office and salesroom 220
Market

Daniel, engineer, r. 328 Minna

Daniel E., with Lot D. Slocum. r. 925 Sut-
ter

David, maltster Krug & Zimmermann, r.
718 Valencia

Diedrick (Hoffman Bros.), r. NW cor 24th
and Church

Edmund, merchandise broker, 116 Califor-
nia, room 9, r. Oakland

Edward, r. 2614 Howard

Edward, painter Peter N. Kuss, r. 1521
Webster

Edward S., calcium light operator, r. 2214
Natoma

Elizabeth Mrs., bakery, 3012, 16th

Ernest (Hoffman Bros.), r. NW cor 24th
and Church

Eugene, carpenter, r. 1518, 25th

Ferdinand, manufacturer cigars, 1040 Mc-
Allister

Frank (Hoffman, Dahl & Co.),r. Alameda

Frank, apprentice Fulton Eng. & Ship
Bldg. Wks, r. Presidio

Frank, blacksmith Thomas Maier, r. 931
Church

Frank, laborer, r. 411 Sansome

Frank, machinist Dow Steam Pump Wks,
r. Oakland

Frank C. (Hoffman Bros.), r. 431 O'Farrell

Hoffman Frank S., salesman Ben J. Schmidt &
Co., r. 112 Valencia
" Fred, r. 537 Sacramento
" Fred, carriage and wagonmaker, 1221 Web-
ster
" Frederick, miner, r. 1723 Leavenworth
" Frederick A., foreman Francis Smith &
Co., r. 1733 Leavenworth
Hofifman G. & Co. (Gottlieb Hoffman), engrav-
ers, die sinkers and stencil cutters, 608
Sacramento
" George (Hoffman Bros.), r. 931 Church
" George, carpenter, r. 112 Taylor
" George H., manufacturer and teacher

banjo, 624 Geary
" George W., compositor W. M. Patterson

Co., r. 1818 San Carlos Av
" Gottlieb (G. Hoffman & Co.), r. 1516 Mason
" Gregory, fresco artist, 1239 Folsom
" Gustav, florist, 1142 Sutter, r. 1136 Sutter
" Hans, seaman str Gipsy, r. 131 East
" Harry, r. 531 Filbert
" Harry (A. & H. Hoffman), r. 606 Geary
" Harry, plumber Edwin Kraus, r. 2931V4

Folsom
" Harry, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r.

114 Mason
" Harry K., barber F. Zachoreck, r. 1205 Fill-
more
" Henry, machinist, r. 2032 Bryant
" Henry, teamster John Tuttle, r. 516 Haight
" Henry, watchman, r. 1010 Montgomery
" Henry H., foreman Hoffman, Alexander &

Co., r. 925 Geary
" Henry H., waiter Westerfeld's Bakery, r.

909 Market
" Henry K., clerk car accountant S. P. Co.,

r. 2215 Van Ness Av
" Henry N., sawyer, r. 2.330 Pine
" Henry R., carrier postofiice. r. NW cor

Lyon and Lombard
" Herman, teacher music, r. 813 Sutter
" Isaac (Hoffman, Alexander & Co.), r. 1104

Van Ness Av
" J., pantryman Palace Hotel, r. 44414 Na-
toma
" Jane Mrs., r. 744 Howard
" John, cook, r. 13 Page
" John, packer, r. 1010 Montgomery
" John, painter, r. 524 Fulton
" John A., laborer, r. 1807 Lombard
" John D. G., engraver, r. 1516 Mason
" John M., tailor Bullock & Jones Co., r. 273

Stevenson
" John M. Mrs., r. 8 Sanchez
" John P., brass finisher J. Roylance Brass

Wks, r. 52414 Turk
•' Joseph, r. 1428 McAllister
" Lawrence H., medical student, r. 1428 Mc-
Allister
■' Lena, widow, r. 990 Folsom
" Leon F., with Caley & Roeder, r. 204 Ellis
" Louis, rancher, r. 31st Av South nr H
" Louis C. (Hoffman Bros.), r. 431 O'Farrell
" Louis J., engineer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

2009 Green
" Louise Mrs., nurse, r. 1 Beideman
" Martin M., confectioner, r. 14 Ellis
" Mary L., widow, r. 632a 17th
" Max. clerk A. Finke's widow, r. 741 Natoma
" Melville G., cigars and tobacco, 114 Sutter,

r. 1428 McAllister
" Newton, band saw mills, 553 Brannan,

402, 5th
" Nicholas, tailor Newbauer & Levy, r. 373

Stevenson

" Nicholas A., butcher, r. 19121/4 Larkin rear
" Oscar, bookkeeper Jonas, Erlanger & Co.

r. 831 Sutter
" Otto, baker, r. 134, 4th
" Roy W., millhand Newton Hoffman, r. 402

5th
" Rudolph, groceries and liquors, 913 Harri

son
" Samuel A., conductor Sutter St. Ry, r

17121/2 Polk
" Sandor, cigar manufacturer, r. 426 Frank

lin
" Seligman. merchant, r. 1612 Geary

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Hoffman Sigmund, jeweler R. Bujannoff, r. 1913
Devisadero

" Simon, r. 831 Sutter

" Solomon, r. 90414 Folsom
Hoffman Southard, U. S. Commissioner and
clerk U. S. District Court, Appraisers'
Bldg, room 63

" Southard Jr. , with Cal. Tule Anti-Coloric
Co., r. Occidental Hotel

" The, lodgings, Mrs. Etta B. Miller proprie-
tor, 25 Grant Av

" Thomas, conductor, r. 606 Central Av

" Thomas E., teamster, r. IQV^ Harriet

" Walter, wharf builder, r. 1815, 21st

" William, egg expert, r. 37, 2d

„ William, with Hoffman, Dahl & Co., r. 438
Clementina

" William A., barber Charles Werner, r. 1211
Turk

" William F., proprietor New Atlantic Hotel,
207-209 Montgomery Av

" William G. , clerk Heller, Bachman & Co. , r.
1136 Sutter

" William J., traveling salesman Michal-
itschke Bros. & Co., r. 1428 McAllister

" William S., clerk, r. 1612 Geary
Hoffmann Adolph, baker, r. 221, 4th

" Adolph, watchmaker and jeweler, 13, 3d, r.
787 Stevenson

" Bruno E., employee Hulse, Bradford & Co.,
r. 1325 Natoma

" Carl A., dyeing and cleaning, 1700 Leaven-
worth

" Catherine Mrs., bakery, 1700 Leavenworth

" Charles A., pressman, r. 112 Valencia

" Charles F., bartender, r. 741 Folsom
Hoffmann Charles F., mining engineer, 44-45
Nevada Block, r. Oakland

" Charles S., wood carver L. U. Hoffmann, r.
112 Valencia

" Charles T., plumber and gasfltter, 823 Pa-
cific, r. Alameda

" Christian, woodturner, r. 2 Hampshire

" Conrad, cabinetmaker H. Friedrichs, r.
20914 Bartlett

" David, maltster New York Malt House, r.
718 Valencia

" Edward, machinist, 607% r. Pine

" Edward, sawyer Pac. and S. F. Box Fac-
tory, r. 2708 Howard

" Edward E. (Hoffmann & Keys), r. 413 Post

" Emile, photo printer Louis Thors, r. 14
Grant Av

" Frederick, waiter, r. 653!4 Jessie

" Fritz, carpenter S. F. Planing Mill

" George J., mining engineer, 44-45 Nevada
Block, r. Oakland

" Henry, r. 458 Guerrero

" Henry, liquors, 609 Montgomery, r. 550%
Natoma

" Henry, waiter Sass Bros., r. 1530 Ken-
tucky

" Henry Jr., salesman W. & J. Sloane & Co.,
r. 458 Guerrero

" John, quartermaster str San Jose

" John, lithographer Pac. Sheet Metal Wks,
r. 404 Union

" John D., civil engineer, 44-45 Nevada Block

" Joseph, groceries and liquors, 1922 Powell

" Joseph, restaurant, 7 Taylor, r. 215 Jones

" Judith Mrs., bakery, 333, 8th

" Katherina, widow, r. 5 Kohler PI

" Louis, compositor California Demokrat, r.
5 Kohler PI

" Louis U., wood carver, 105 Beale, r. 112 Va-
lencia

" Metta, widow, r. 1015 Vermont

" Oscar, furniture finisher, r. 1521 Webster

" Otto, draughtsman Fulton Eng. & Ship
Bldg Wks, r. 2421 Greenwich

" Otto, laborer Enterprise Brewing Co., r.
1653 Mission

" Paul, kettleman John Wieland Brewery, r.
5C Vassar PI

" Peter, fireman str Washtenaw

" Philip, compositor California Demokrat, r.
1226 Kearny

" Rudolph, groceries, 807 Howard

" Sophie, widow, r. 222 Eddy

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
CORRUGATED IRON,

Galvanized, Black and Painted,
for Roofing and Siding.

30&T0 31T MARKET ST.

1221

Hoffmann William H., carriage Jmaker,
Webster

'I & Keys (Edward E. Hoffmann and George
T. Keys), attorneys at law, 23 Colum-
bian Bldg
Jg®- Hoffmann. See Hoffman, Hofman and Huff-
man.
Hoffmeister Frederick, instructor Van der Nail-
len's School of Engineering, r. 30th and
San Jose Av
Hoflmeyer Carl F., carpenter F. Nelson

" Henry, engineer, r. 403 California Av

" Miles J., engmeer Cal. Wine Assn., r. 403
California Av

" Peter, baker, r. 11% Elwood rear

" Volmer A. H.. teacher music, 26 O'Farrell,
room 26
Jg®=- Hoflmeyer. See Hoflemeyer
Hoffschneider Arthur, electrotyper Joseph Win-
terburn Co., r. East Oakland

" Edward, student Colton Dental Assn., r.
Fruitvale

" George, electrotyper Joseph Winterburn
Co.. r. East Oakland
Hoffschneider William, vice-president Joseph
Winterburn Co., 417 Clay, r. East Oak-
land
Hoflster Christian, milker, r. 431 Pine
Hofman Anton, butcher Henry J. Drewes, r. 340,
24th

" Christie, baker, r. .54a Clementina

" Max. machinist Risdonl. & L. Wks.,r. Oak-
land
Hofmann August, butcher Jacob Hofmann, r.

925, 15th
Hofmann Brothers (Isaac L. and Elias L.), pro-
prietors Pacific Butchers' Supply Co., 770
Mission

" Conrad, maltster Krug & Zimmermann, r.
516% Alabama

" Elias L. (Hoffman Bros.), r. 911 Ellis

" George, porter Haas Bros., r. 2439 Larkin

" Isaac L. (Hofmann & Woenne), r. 911 Ellis

" Jacob, wholesale calf butcher, 8-9 City Hall
Market, r. 925, 15th

" Jacob J., butcher Jacob Hofmann, r. 925,
15th
Hofmann Joseph A., books and stationery,
agent J. B. Lippincott Co. (Philadelphia,
Pa.) and agent The Harvard Co., physi-
cians' surgical chairs and Case dental
chairs, physicians' and dentists' cabi-
nets, 120 Sutter, r. 1219 Bush

" Louis, groceries and liquors, 341 Eddy, r,
222 Leavenworth

" Louis, woodturner, 436, 4th, r. 9 Hampshire

,, Matthaus, liquors, SW cor Broderick and
Tonquin, r. 3109 Fillmore

" Richard, collector L. & M. Alexander &
Co., r. 2412 Sacramento

" Richard H., bookkeeper The Bank of Cali-
fornia, r. Berkeley

" Robert, baker Reinhold Beck, r. 257 Ste-
venson

" Sophie, widow, r. 2,'j31 California

" Walter A., clerk Fireman's Fund Ins. Co.,
r. 2414 Sacramento

" & Woenne (Isaac L. Hofmann and Emil
Woenne), proprietors Montgomery Mar-
ket. 707 Market
4®" Hofmann. See Hoffman, Hoffmann and Hof-
man
Hofmeier Peter, baker Jacob Goetjen, r. 11% El-
wood
Hofmeister Charles, carder, r. 1223 Filbert

" David, packer, r. 1223 Filbert

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DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF

FOREIGN ic^^ DOMESTIC COAL (

Family Trade a Specialty.

Hofmeister David, spice packer Leege & Mills,

r. 13 Whitney
" Engelhardt, gardener, r. 1223 Filbert
" George J., teamster, r. 1223 Filbert
" Henry J., boxmaker, r. 1233 Filbert
Hofmeister Julius S., contractor and builder, r.

121, Uth
" William, tinsmith Geo. H. Tay Co., r. 1223

Filbert
>6®=Hofmeister. See Hoflmeister.
Hofmeyer Frank, machinist, r. 1319 Folsom
4®"Hofmeyer. See Hofimeyer
Hofrichter Emil, bookbinder, r. 329 Drumm
" Frances, widow, r. 329 Drumm
" William, glove maker, r. 329 Drumm
Hofstetter Herman, wagon maker, Railroad Av

bet 15th and 16th Avs South, r. 16th Av

South bet L and M
Hofstrausser Jacob, maltster, r. 333, I2th
Hofvendahl Julius, baker, r. 203 Fell
Hogan A., laborer, r. 861 Market
" Andrew A., teamster, r. 316, 2d Av
" Agnes B., domestic, 1515 Golden Gate Av
" Ann, widow, r. 411V4 Cole
" Bartholomew J., clerk Pac. Transfer Co., r.

Oakland
" Bridie, domestic, 912 Bush
" Brown P., extraman Truck 1, r. 22 O'Far-

rell
" Catherine, widow, r. 143 Perry
" Charles, carpenter, r. 547 Mission
" Charles F., horseshoer, r. 1039 York
" Charles J., lineman Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co.,

r. 1 Eldridge PI
" Cornelius W., wood and coal, hay and grain,

2637 Harrison
" Daniel, bakery, 1162 Guerrero
" Daniel, laborer, r. I2414 Welsh
" Daniel, purser, r. 315 Francisco
" David H., bartender Hilbert Bros., r. 603

Eddy
" Dennis, wood and coal, 13 Dikeman PI, r. 9

Carlos PI
•' Dennis, policeman, r. 936 Howard
" Dennis E., stone cutter, r. 810 Howard
" Dennis J., liquors, 936 Howard
" Edward, clerk, r. 143 Perry
" Edward, laborer, r. Banks nr Powhattan
" Edward, laborer Spring Valley W. W., r.

57 Shipley
" Edward C, longshoreman O. R. and N. Co.
" Edward J., painter, r. 633Capp i-ear
" Edward J., waiter str State cf California,

r. 650 Howard
" Edward M., packer George H. Tay Co., r.

645 Oak
" Edward M., plumber, 417 O'Farrell, r. 1312

Valencia
" Edward P., wrapper O'Connor, MoCtatt &

Co., r. 143 Perry
" Elizabeth Mrs., r. 700 Jones
" Ellen, widow, r. 4 Converse
" Ellen, widow, r. 1720 Market
" Ellen Miss, r. 823 Mission
" Eugene, laborer, r. 22 Bluxome
" Frank, cooper Hogan & Co., r. 33 Norfolk
" Frank, coremaker Atlas Iron Wks, r. 442

Brannan
" Frank Jr., cooper Hogan & Co., r. 33 Nor-
folk
" Frank, laborer, r. NE cor Napa and Louis-
iana
" George, clerk, r. 6 Dearborn PI
" George, framemaker, r. 113, Uth
" George F., mounter Schussler Bros., r. 1646

Market

Hogan George W., deputy Superintendent

Streets, r. 1228i^ Market
Hogan Howard H., wholesale grocer, 104-106

Pine, r. 1114 Haight
" Hugh S., hatter, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" James, r. II2IV2 Vallejo
" James, r. NW cor Washington and Cherry
" James J., plumber Edward M. Hogan, r.

Oakland
" James P., plumber Murray Bros., r. 1313

Mason
" J. H., hoseman Engine 32
'• John, boiler moker. Union I. Wks
" John, laborer, r. 26 Nebraska
" John, laborer, r. 74 Clementina
" John, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 301 Sierra
" John, laborer, r. 1039 York
" John, laborer, r. 1434 Nebraska
" John, liquors, SW cor Baker and Beach
" John, marine fireman, r. 749 Harrison
" John, plumber, r. 23 Norfolk
" John, seaman, r. 315 Francisco
" John Jr., horseshoer, r. 1039 York
" John A. Mrs., widow (Hogan & Co.), r. 328

12th
" John B., inspector Harbor Commissioners
" John J., fireman flreboat Governor Mark-
ham, r. 325 Minna
" John J., mjllman, r. 1241/2 Welsh
" John M., plumber, r. 23 Norfolk
" John T., attorney at law, 240 Montgomery,

room 13
" John W., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &

Co., r. 3813 Howard
" Joseph, plumber Edward M. Hogan, r. Oak-
land
" Joseph H., r. 1 Eldridge
" Joseph I., carrier postofflce, r. 913 Haight
" Joseph J., wire worker Excelsior Wire

Wks, r. 839a Howard
" Joseph M., printer Abramson-Heunlsch

Co., r. 326 Day
" Joseph R., clerk S. P. Co., r. Golden Gate,

Cal.
" Kate Miss, clerk, r. 673 Clementina
" Maggie, widow, r. Ill Harriet
" Mamie E. Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 328,

10th
" Mamie E. Miss, bookkeeper Hogan & Co.,

r. 338, 13th
" Margaret, widow, r. 2222 Post
" Martin C, contractor street work, 206, 14th
" Mary, widow, r. 747 Tehama
" Mary Miss, labeler, r. 23 Bluxome
" Mary Miss, shoe fitter, r. 124^/^ Welsh
" Mary A., widow, r. 632 Capp rear
" Mary A., widow, r. 1010 Leavenworth rear
" Mary A. Miss, teacher Lafayette Primary

School, r. 1009 Scott
" Maurice, sexton, r. 264 Brannan
" Michael, r. 206, 14th
" Michael, r. 963 Harrison
" Michael (Hogan & Co.), r. 463 Valencia
" Michael, laborer, r. 243 Fremont
" Michael, laborer, r. 673 Clementina
" Michael, longshoreman, r. Anderson nr

Powhattan
" Michael, proprietor Garfield Hotel, NE cor

Fillmore and Chestnut
" Michael, 2d officer str Encinal

Mic ael, waiter, r. 3 McDermott PI
" Michael Jr., shoemaker Lobenstein Bros.,

r. 673 Clementina
" Michael A., r. 265 Minna
" Michael C, cook, r. 28 Hawthorne
" Michael J., blacksmith, r. 645 Oak
" Mollie Mrs., forewoman Columbia Coffee

and Spice Co., r. 810 Howard
" Morris, porter, 628 California
" Patrick, carpenter, r. cor Berkshire and

Fulton Av
" Patrick, laborer, r. 8 Alice
" Patrick, laborer, r. 1516 Dolores
" Patrick, paper carrier, r. 1717 Hyde
" Patrick, teamster, r. 843, 18th
" Patrick J., chiropodist, r. 675 Mission

Patrick J., cutter Neville & Co., r. 9 Alice

PI
" Patrick J., laborer, r. 1516 Dolores

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FIELD. IT SURPASSES THEM ALL.

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Hogan Patrick M., cook Saas Bros., r. 640 Com-
mercial
" Peter, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. SE

cor Lombard and Webster
" Robert, detective, r. 1614 Eddy
" Rose, widow, r. 316, 2d Av
" T., S. J., professor St. Ignatius College, r.

214 Hayes
" Thomas, laundry man La Grande Laundry
" Thomas, quartermaster str City of Peking,

r. 62 Tehama
" Thomas, special policeman, r. 1519'/4 Mason
" Thomas C, stevedore, r. 146 Silver
" Thomas D., 1st orficer str Arago, r. 1714

Stockton
" Thomas G.,r. 222 Haight
" Thomas J., gasfltter Andrew Johnson, r.

1039 York
" William, r. 1417 Sacramento
" William, machinist Atlas Iron Wks
" William, clerk Pac. Transfer Co., r. 570a

Folsom
" William, hostler Mrs. L. H. Swain, r. 1417

Folsom
" William, shoemaker, r. 673 Clementina
" William A., cooper Hogan & Co., r. 326,

12th
" William D., cooper Hogan & Co., r. 347, 3d
" William F., engineer Olympic Club, r. 146

Silver
" William H., pressman Louis Roesch Co.,

r. 121a Oak
" William J., clerk U. S. Engineer's office, r.

Redwood City, Cal.
" William J., expressman, SE cor Market

and 2d, r. 1417 Sacramento
" & Co. (Mrs. John A. and Michael Hogan),

coopers, 1106-1108 Battery
Hogan's Camp, Martin C. Hogan proprietor, 7th

Av South bet K and L
Hoge B. Miss, r. Palace Hotel
" Charles H., musician, r. 202 Fillmore
" John, waiter Excelsior Hotel, r. 608, 6th
" O. Miss, r. Palace Hotel
" William F.. broker, r. 1623 O'Farrell
jg®-Hoge. See Hogg and Hogue
Hoger Brothers (Herman C. Hoger), groceries

and liquors, 400-402 Turk, telephone East

192
" Ernest H., clerk Hoger Bros., r. 1921 Union
Hoger Herman C. (Hoger Bros.), r. 1921 Union
Hogerty Bridget Mrs., liquors, 20 Freelon

" Dennis, laborer, r. 20 Freelon
Hogg Alfred H., clerk W. J. Bryan, r. 227 Leav-
enworth
" Cora, school teacher, r. 40 Bartlett
Hogg James, managing director Sperry Flour

Co., NE cor California and Front, r. 2620

Buchanan
" John L., waiter, r. 172 Minna
" Mary Mrs., lace mender, r. 1240 Bush
" William, jeweler, r. 1240 Bush
Hogref Frederick (Kahrs & Hogref), r. Uy^

Lewis
Hogreve Adolph, barber Leo Jentzsch, r. 124i/4

Silver
" Annie J., widow, r. 44. 13th
" Henry, r. 124% Silver
" William, liquor, NW cor San Jose Av and

26th
Hogstrom George, r. 6 Zoe

" John, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Hogue Catherine, widow, r. 909 Valencia
" Charles L., optician California Optical Co.,

r. 1109 Bush
" J. E. Mrs., dressmaking, 446 Minna
" John E., printer, r. 446 Minna
" Joseph M., laundryman, r. 77 Brady
" Mamie Miss, nurse St. Luke's Hospital
" Robert B., colliery agent, 22 California,

room 24, r. 114 Guerrero
4®" Hogue. See Hoag, Hoge and Hogg
Hohenboken Edward A. (Hohenboken & Co.), r.

901 McAllister
Hohenboken & Co. (Edward A. Hohenboken and

Emil Fluegel), groceries and liquors, 901

McAllister
Hohenschild Frank, elevatorman 206 Sansome,

r. 402 Greenwich

W. & J, SLOANE & CO.,
DRAPERIES.

Original • Designs • Purnisbe«i.

S-«H-©'*-7 IVIARKET ST.

Hohenschild George (Pratt & Hohenschild), r.
23^4 Valparaiso
" Henry, carpenter, r. 402 Greenwich

HOHENTHAL GUSTAVE,

manufacturer of carpenters', waiters',
cooks' and butchers' aprons, these
goods a specialty, 153 Fifth
Hofeld Clarence, carrier Examiner, r. 143 Bart-
lett
" Edward, teacher music, 143 Bartlett
" Edward Jr., student, r. 143 Bartlett
" Edward Mrs., teacher piano, 143 Bartlett
Hohl Constance, domestic, 3235 Broadway
Hohlweg Frederick, druggist, NE cor Polk and
Jackson, telephone East 98, r. 1900 Polk
Hohm Peter, cook, r. 639 Mission
Hohmann August, driver Washington Brewery,
r. 2034 Leavenworth
" Julius, driver William Wolff, r. 222 Pacific
Hohmin Frank, porter C. Webber, r. 3W2, 2d
Hohn Fredericka Mrs., r. 14 Ridley
" Herman, clerk Christian Bruse, r. 1607

Leavenworth
" Jacob, waiter, r. 307 Clementina
" John H., laborer, r. 14 Ridley
" Louie, pressman DempsterBros., r. 14 Rid-
ley
" William, solicitor Faber & Co., r. SE cor
Castro and Jersey
4®" Hohn. See Hahn and Hoehn
Hohndorf Henry H., cabinet maker, r. 25 Sher-
wood PI
Hohneck Frederick, with Forderer Cornice
Works, 224-228 Mission
" Frederick, plumber, r. 804 Taylor
Hohnemann Augusta Miss, millinery, 806, 18th
" William H., cellarman Joseph Fetz, r. 806,
18th
Hohnsbein Paul, bartender, r. 729 California
Hohwiesner Clemens (Chas. Ed Heise & Co.), r.
San Rafael
" Frederick (Geo. Marcus & Co.), r. 2706 Sac-
ramento
Hoin Felix J., storekeeper Risdon I. & L. Wks,
r. 229, 7th
" Frank P., expressman, r. 1928 Larkin
" Isadore N., laborer, r. 1504 Kentucky
" Lewis U., clerk, r. 1928 Larkin
" Pierre P. Jr., clerk, r. 1928 Larkin
" Theodore S., carpenter, r. 1928 Larkin
Hoisington Mary E., widow, bakery and no-
tions, SE cor Castro and Henry
Hoist William, horseman, r. 1045 Market
Hoitt Gladys Miss, teacher Grant Memorial
Free Kindergarten, r. Burlingame, Cal.
" Ralph H., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 804
Bush
Hoitt's School for Boys, Burlingame, San
Mateo Co., Ira G. Hoitt, Ph. D. master,
San Francisco ofQce room 1, Flood Bldg
4®= Hoitt. See Hoyt

Hokanson Hannah, widow, r. 1624 Dupont
JK^Hokanson. See Hakanson
Holbeck George, cook, r. 610 Pine
Holberg Elsie, domestic, 1118 Sacramento
Holbert A. R., conductor S. P. Co., r. 530, 3d
Holborn Albert, mounter Schussler Bros., r. 1254

California
Holbrook Anna Miss, saleslady Mrs. F. W. Call-
non, r. 504. 3d
" Benjamin, clerk S. F. News Letter, r. 319

Clipper
" Benjamin F., floorwalker Raphael Weill &
Co., r. 37 Liberty
Holbrook Block, SE cor Market and Beale

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Pacific States Advertising Bureau,

San Francisco Office, 405 Sansome St.

Holtorook Charles, president Holbrook, Merrill

& Stetson, 225-237 Market, r. 1901 Van

Ness Av

Holbrook Charles B., secretary San Francisco

Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to

Animals, 95 Donohoe Bldg, r. 321 Clipper

" Charles H., lumberman, r. 1906 Pierce

" Charles H. Jr., clerk William B. Carr, r. 1906

Pierce
" Charles T., clerk ticket auditor's dept. S.

P. Co., r. Alameda
" Clarence, shoemaker, r. 807 Valencia
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 504, 3d
Holbrook Frank A., assistant secretary Cali-
fornia Society for Prevention of Cruelty
to Children, 95 Donohoe Bldg, r. 319
Clipper
" George C, secretary The I. Banta Co., 71

Stevenson, r. 909 Taylor
" George S., interne U. S. Marine Hospital
" H. C. Mrs., proprietor Johnson House,

605 O'Farrell
" Henry, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
" Henry C, shoemaker Lobenstein Bros., r.
605 O'Farrell
Holbrook Henry M., treasurer Holbrook, Mer-
rill & Stetson, 325-237 Market, r. 1901
Van Ness Av
" James, teamster, r. 529 Sacramento
" James, trimmer Buckingham & Hecht, r.

226 Farallones
" James B., bookkeeper Doernbecher Furni-
ture Mfg. Co., r. 943 Golden Gate Av
" Leonard W., engineer, r. 8 Cedar Av
" Maurice N., teamster, r. 726, 14th
Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson (incorporated),
Charles Holbrook president, Charles
Merrill 1st vice-president, John F. Mer-
rill 2d vice-president, Henry M. Hol-
brook treasurer, William Swartley sec-
retary, importers and jobbers stoves,
metals, tinners' and plumbers' supplies,
225-237 Market and 1-17 Beale
Holbrow Henry E., nurseryman, r. 510b Schra-

der
Holce Charles, with Jansen & Thiele, r. ISYz

Washington Av
-eS-Holce. See Holse

Holoheiser Peter, butcher Golden West Hotel
Holcom William D., dealer in California lands,

405 Montgomery, room 5, r. 725 Pine
Holcomb Almeron J„ physician, 1206 Market

HOLCOMB CHARLES H.,

civil engineer, licensed surveyor and
United States Deputy Mineral Sur-
veyor, room 393, Emporium Bldg, 3d
floor, telephone South 683 r. 1207
Market
Holcomb C. L. Mrs., widow, r. 21st Av nr
Clement

" Elmira, widow, r. 224 Green

" George W., driver Farnsworth & Ruggles,
r. 262 Octavia
Holcomb W. A., president San Francisco Pro-
duce Exchange, San Francisco Produce
Exchange Call Board Association and
Merchants' Exchange Association, 425
California, r. Oakland

" William C, restaurant, 210, 1st, r. 507 How-
ard
Holcombe Brothers (R. A. and W. G.), com-
mission and merchandise brokers, 116
California, telephone Main 5876

" Cecil J., clerk Payot, Upham& Co., r. 1915
Sacramento

Holcombe Royal A. (Holcombe Bros.), r. 1915

" Walter G. (Holcombe Bros.), r. 1915 Sacra-
mento
J8®"Holcombe. See Holcom
Holcrofl Clifford, bookkeeper, r. 110 Ellis
Hold Oscar, waiter, r. 811 Harrison
Holdcroft John T., r. 734 Harrison
Holden Andrew G., carrier postofBce, r. 726
Lott
" Augustus, r. 16 Clara

" David N., blacksmith N. Hottua, r. 514, 3d
" Edward, engineer, r. 1311»/4 Kearny
" Ellen Miss, nurse Hospital for Children,

3700 California
" George, carpenter, Orpheum Theater
" James J., plumber, 514. 3d
" John, baker M. Rosencrantz, r. 858 Folsom
" John, engineer, r. 66 Hermann
" John E., cooper Herbert & Vogel, r. Berke-
ley
" John M., plumber, r. 824 Green
" Joseph, attorney at law, r. 141^^ Page
" Kate, widow, r. 301 Sierra
" Louis, pileman Harbor Commissioners, r.

1340 Alabama
" Martin, capitalist, r. 824 Green
" Mary, widow, r. 150 Dore
" Mary, widow, r. 437, 23d
" Mary Miss, books and stationery, 148, 4th,

r. 858 Folsom
" Merritt J., teamster, r. 1411/^ Page
" Nancy, widow, r. 325'/^, 3d
" R., purser str Arago
" Samuel E., president Sawyer Tanning Co.,

312 Clay, r. Napa, Cal.
" Samuel P., ores, quicksilver and mining
supplies, 419 California, room 14, r. 2133
Vallejo
" Warren P., with W. P. Fuller & Co., r. 801

Leavenworth
" William H., cooper Herbert & Vogel, r.

Berkeley
" Wilson F., salesman Haskell & Muegge, r.
925 Hyde
Holdener Charles, r. 245, 4th
Holder Anthony L.. foreman Arthur M. Ebbets,
r. 231/4 Dehon
" Belle Miss, machine operator, r. 8 Law-
rence PI
" Daniel J., ship carpenter, r. 416 Bryant
" Frank, waiter str State of California
" George, agent, r. 749 Howard
" Mary M. Mrs., nurse, r. 8 Lawrence PI
" Myrtle Miss, machine operator, r. 8 Law-
rence PI
" Samuel, messenger depot Quartermaster
U. S. A., r. 615 Post
4®- Holder. See Holter
Holderegger John, laborer, r. 431 Pine
Holderer Jacob (Stocker & Holderer), r. 5 Daw-
son PI
Holderness Frank, tanner Balz Bros. & Finkel-

dey. r. San Brano Av nr Army
Holdersbach John, painter, r. 1327 Natoma
Holdhusen Claus, laborer, r. 1620 Stockton
Holdredge Joseph, clerk Palace Hardware Co.,
r. 2923 California
" Sarah A., widow, teacher music, r. 2923

California
" William, clerk Payot, Upham & Co., r. 2923
California
Holdstein Gustave, bartender Horn & Nipgen,

r. 364 Minna
«®=Holdstein. See Holstein
Holdsworth Bennett, carpenter Market St. Ry.,
r. 420 Golden Gate Av
" Christina Mrs., r. 420 Golden Gate A V
" C. J., r. Hotel Pleasanton
" Harry L., barber, 338a 24th
" Jesse B., druggist, r. 420 Golden Gate Av
" Miles E., clerk, r. 420 Golden Gate Av
" Oliver B., salesman, r. 420 Golden Gate Av
" Thomas, pilot str J. D. Peters, r. 417 Lyon
i3®=" Holdsworth. See Holsworth
Holdt George, waiter Hans H. Hjuhl
Holen Iver, painter, r. 812a Larkin
Holesworth Joseph A., bartender James J.
Baker, r. 7 Mason

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Holgersen William J., stookcutter Buckingham

& Hecht, r. 333, 31st
J9®"HolgrerL. See Holmgren
Holian Austin, chemist, r. 1434 Nebraska
Holihan Jennie Miss, r. 309, 24th
Holje Elizabeth Miss, caterer, r. 1335 Potrero Av

" John B., r. 17th Av South nr Railroad Av
Holje Martin, proprietor California Glue Works,
cor 6th Av and R, South San Francisco,
office 106 Pine, r. 1335 Potrero Av
" William S., bartender Frederick R.
Squires, r. 9th Av South nr M
Holies John H., capitalist, office 100414 Harri-
son, r. 834 Church
" John H. & Co. (John Jachens and Dledrich
Houshild), liquors, 398, 6th
HoU A. Eugene, porter Greenebaum, Weil &
Michels, r. 73 Brosnan
" George, boots and shoes, 3004 Mission
" Joseph, carpenter, r. 59a Precita Av
HoUaday Charles R., attorney at law, 606 Mont

gomery
HoUaday E. Burke (S. W. & E. B. Holladay)
and secretary Bar Association of San
Francisco, r. NE corOctavia and Clay
HoUaday Samuel W. (S. W. & E. B. Holladay)

r. NE cor Octavia and Clay
HoUaday S. W. & E. B. (Samuel W. and E
Burke), attorneys at law, 636 Clay
" William R., dental student, r. 510a Fulton
J8®="Holladay. See Halladay, Hallidie and Hoi

liday
HoUahan Edward, driller Harbor Commission-
ers
" Jennie, domestic. 1638 Church
" John, laborer, r. 624, 4th
" John, salesman, r. 25 Grand Av
" Thomas J., master wrecking schrCatalina,
r. 35 Grand
4®= HoUahan. See Hallahan and HoUehan
Holland Alfred, elevatorman, 508 California, r.
536 Hickory Av
" Armande, domestic, 3518 Howard
" Belle, laundress American Laundry, r. 1913

Filbert
" Bernard, cooper Pac. Hardware and Cooper-
age Co., r. 314,7th
" Bessie, widow, r. 156 Solano
" Catherine, widow, r. 1727 Lexington Av
" Charles, boilermaker, r. 227 York
" Charles, laborer, r. 829 Stevenson
" Charles, seaman, r. 8 Clay
•" Daniel (Donovan & Holland), r. 1239 Fol-

som
" Daniel, cellarman Arpad Haras zthy, r. 428

Broadway
" Daniel, teamster Morton Draying and

Warehouse Co., r. 345, 13th
" Daniel J., plumber, r. 514 Valencia
" David E., bookkeeper, r. 304, 7th
" Denis, teamster Baker & Co.,r. 867 Market
" Edmund J., shoemaker United Boot and

Shoe Co., r. 208, 13d
" Edward, butcher, r. 132, 4th
HoUand Edward, proprietor Commercial Hotel,
cor Montgomery Av and Kearny, tele-
phone Main 5335
" Frank, laborer, r. 829 Stevenson
" Frank, laborer Occidental Foundry, r. 30

Oak Grove Av
,, Frank S., architect, r. 1341, 26th
" G., clerk Olympic Club
" George, r. 70 Minna
" George, machinist, r. 41 Tehama
" George, oiler, str City of Sydney
■' George, teamster South S. F. Tannery
" Gustave, bartender, r. 21 Stanly PI
" Harris, teamster South S. F. Tannery
" Henry A., clerk auditing dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. Oakland
" J., pantryman str Santa Rosa
" James, r. 613 Mission
" James, teamster Albert E. Buckman, r.

103^4 Germania
" James L., shorthand reporter, 8 Mills

Bldg. 4th floor, r. 1326 Hayes
" Jeremiah, laborer, r. 719"4 Natoma
" John, cook, r. 225 Perry
" John, engineer, r. 1406 Folsom

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Holland John, foreman A. M. Turner, r. 1300 Turk

" John, janitor Union I. Wks, r. 810 Tennes-
see

" John, rigger, r. 239 Duncan

" John A., carpenter, r. 1913 Filbert

" John A., wheelwright John Dippel, r. 335,
33d

" John F., drayman, SE cor Davis and Wash-
ington, r. 4111/4 Potrero Av

" John J., marine engineer, r. 44, 6th

" John P., teamster, r. 5, 13th Av South

" Joseph, butler, r. 736 Willow Av

" Joseph, elevatorman, r. 538 Hickory Av

" Joseph, real estate, r. 208, 33d

" Kate, widow, r. 1337 York

" Lena, widow, r. 1130 Howard

" Lilian E., bookkeeper Zachary T. Barber,
r. 1714 Folsom

" Lizzie Mrs., restaurant, 119 Drumm, r. 118
Drumm

" Mabel W., stenographer Dairymen's Union
of Cal., r. 1328 California

" Margaret, widow, r. 43 South Park

" Margaret, widow, r. 345, 15th

" Margaret, widow, r. 1912 Filbert

" Martha H., widow, r. 1414 Taylor

" Mary, widow, r. 270 Minna

" Michael, saw flier, r. 422 Francisco

" Michael H., solicitor American Wringer
Co.,r. 1166, 15th A V

" Nicholas, wheelwright John Dippel, r. S35,
33d

" Patrick (J. H. Tobin), r. 228 Capp

" Peter, policeman, r. 319 Grant Av

" Philip, car driver, r. 392. 4th

" Robert, gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 1109%
Vallejo

" Thomas (Leary & Holland), r. 512 Howard

" Thomas, cook, r. 110, 4th

" Thomas, solicitor Walter W. Lane, r. 506
Davis

" Thomas D., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 413
Lyon

" Thomas J., clerk Dunham, Carrigan& Hay-
den Co., r. 1327 York

" Vincent, laborer, r. 538 Hickory Av

" William, carpenter, r. 433 Jersey

" William J., inspector U. S. Customs, r. 9
Washington Av

" Woolwich D., tailor Richard Finking, r.
1714 Folsom
Hollander Edward, seaman, r. 150 Steuart

" James, waiter, r. 635 Stevenson
Holldorff Albert, barber John Schmidt, r. 1016
Mission

" Henry, cabinet maker Fink & Schindler, r.
1954 Howard
HoUe George, cook, r. 411, 4th

" Henry W., groceries, NE cor Hyde and
Jackson
HoUe Joseph, proprietor Golden Gate Cyclery,

2336 Folsom, r. 113,20th
Hollehan Elizabeth, widow, r. 510 Eddy

" Mary, with Singer Mfg Co., r. 510 Eddy
4®"Hollehan. See Hallahan and HoUahan
HoUenbeck Lincoln W., clerk W. W. Montague
& Co., r. 909/2 Mission

" RoUin R., motorman Market St. Ry, r. 616
33d
HoUenberg Andrew, r. 611 Howard
HoUensen Frank P., salesman Joseph Rosen-
berg, r. 1625 Sutter
HoUensteiner Ernst, clerk Martin D. A. Gerdes,

r. 1602 Pierce
Holler Gustave A. (Vogel & Holler), r. 1239
EUis

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i The highest grade of Champagne and th«
j wine of Connoisseurs, invariably the pre- 1
J ferred favorite at all fashionable resorts in
H London and on the Continent of Europe.
J WILLIAM WOLFF & CO., 329 Market St

Holler Joseph, photographer and artist, 8, 6th. r.

17 Tilden
Holler J. S. & Go's Cutlery, Adolph Blaich agent
and importer, 35 New Montgomery
" Tony (Holler & Jobst), r. 1229 Ellis
Holler & Jobst (Tony Holler and Mathias
Jobst), proprietors The Conclave, NW
cor Geary and Kearny
Holleran Cecilia, widow, r. 525% Stevenson rear
" Eleanor, widow, r. Harrison nr Stoneman
" James, teamster Albert E. Buckman, r.

NW cor Steiner and Hermann
" Michael J., trimmer Union Box Factory, r.
514 Francisco
;8®= Holleran. SeeHalleran and Halloran
Hollern Patrick J., liquors, 308 Folsom
Holies Harry, foreman George H. Tay Co., r.

Holliday David R., clerk Joseph L. HoUiday, r.
218 Steiner
" Edward, porter John L. Herget
" Isaac, miner, r. 1325, 24th
" John I., clerk Joseph L. Holliday, r. 1731

Market
" Joseph, laborer, r. NE cor Napa and Lou-
isiana
" Joseph L., fruits and vegetables, 501

Haight, r. 404/2 Waller
•' M. Mrs., domestic Boys and Girls' Aid

Society
" Margaret, widow, r. 218 Steiner
" S.Jackson, bartender Ferguson, Curley &

Co., r. 10 Mason
" William I., r. 218 Steiner
4®"Holliday. See Halliday, Hallidie and

HoUaday
Hollidge H. H., civil engineer, r. 713 California
HoUiet Louis F., clerk, r. 45% Ritch

" William, watchmaker, r. 45% Ritch
Hollin August C, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co.,
r. 14% Moss
" Lottie, bookkeeper Pacific States Type
Foundry, r. 14% Moss
Holling Alfred L., clerk Tillmann & Bendel, r
1207% Laguna
" Augusta, widow, r. 1207% Laguna
" Charles F., salesman, r. 613 Fell
" Charles H., merchant, r. 1123 Geary
" Henry W., salesman, r. 613 Fell
" JohnF., mining secretary, 113-114 Crocker

Bldg, r. 1814 Geary
" William, cooper Charles Eldridge, r. 516

Filbert
" WilliamT., bookkeeper Tillmann & Bendel,
r. 1207% Laguna
Hollinger Royal E., conductor Market St. Ry.,

r. 323 Lyon
Hollings Caroline, widow, r. 929 Larkin
" Henry, clerk Humboldt Lumber Mill Co.,

r. 929 Larkin
" Nicholas (Sturken & Hollings), r. 404 Bran-
nan
" Peter T., clerk local freight office S. P. Co.,

r. Alameda
" Richard, clerk, r. 404 Brannan
HoUingshead Edward E., fireman Deming-Pal-

mer Milling Co., r. 530 Castro
Hollingsworth Edmund V., watchman Union
Ice Co., r. 939% Howard
" Helen, widow, r. 430 Ellis
" Ida, widow, r. 1014, 20th
" John, plumber W. D. Hobro. r. 508% Fran-
cisco
Hollinquist Peter, baker, r. 804 Larkin
HoUis Arthur G., clerk, r. 2225 Mission
" Christina C, widow, r. 1219 Bush

HoUis Elizabeth, widow, r. 8% John

" F., seaman str Areata

" Frank H., foreman pill dept C. E. Worden
&Co., r. 675 Mission

'• George C, manager Thompson's Union
Soda Wks, 1915 Mason, r. 800 Filbert

" Georgia Miss, cashier Arnold Bros., r. 2225
Mission

" Ida Mrs., r. 603 Ellis

" Joseph A., driver Thompson's Union Soda
Wks, r. 800 Filbert

" Mamie F., widow, r. 2225 Mission

" Sarah E. Mrs., president San Francisco
Nursery for Homeless Children, 570 Har-
rison, r. 711 Jones

" Seth A., basket maker Weston Basket and
MfgCo., r. 675 Mission

" Thomas W., clerk, r. 8% John
Hollis W. H. Stamp Co. The, William H. Hollis
president and manager, George N.
Brewer secretary, 105 O'Farrell

" William H.. chemist Thompson's Union
Soda Wks, r. 800 Filbert
Hollis William H., president and manager The
W. H. Hollis Stamp Co., 105 O'Farrell, r.
1709 Buchanan
Hollister Dwight Mrs., r. 899 Pine
Hollister George W. (Yerex, Humphrey & Hol-
lister), attorney at law, 719-720
Spreckels' Bldg, r. 807 Golden Gate Av

" H. A. Mrs., r. Hotel Pl-asanton
HoUman Henry, proprietor Royal Tea Co., 2805-

2809 Mission, r. 2805 Mission
Hollmann Frederick, wool scourer, r. 916 Har-
rison

" Henry, r. 1030, 18th
^^"Hollmann. See HoLman, Holmer and

Homan
Hollopeter E. E., school teacher, r. 126 Ellis

" William, electrician Cal. Gas Fixture Co.,
r. 1413 Sacramento
Holloway Albert E., carrier postofflce, r. 120
Palmetto Av

" Bertram E., druggist H. L. Ladd & Co.. r.
1029 Sutter

" Elizabeth Miss, nurse, r. 1827 Polk

" James, seaman, r. 531, 7th

" John J., plasterer, r. 531, 7th

" Silvester, bartender C. Keenan

" Walter S., painter, r. 914 Larkin

" William B., liquor dealer, r. 7 Dikeman PI

" William E., r. 1024 Shotwell

" William G., paper hanger, r. 307 Lin-
den Av
4S-Holloway. See Holway
HoUub David L., clerk Pac. Mutual Life Ins.
Co., r. 718 Central Av

" Minnie Miss, teacher Lincoln Evening
School, r. 718 Central Av

" Samuel S., salesman Anglo-American
Crockery and Glassware Co., r. 718 Cen-
tral Av

" Susan, widow, r. 718 Central Av
Hollwegs John, box maker, r. 7 Hartford
Holly Park Presbsrterian Church, Rev. Donald
M. Gillies pastor, 3411 Mission

" Tillie, domestic, 3 Fulton
Hollywood A., laborer U. S. Customs, r. Oak-
land

•' Charles B., salesman Cutting Fruit Pack-
ing Co., r. Fruitvale

" Joseph, clerk U. S. Customs, r. 1510 Baker
HoUzer Annie, widow, r. 6:iau Natoma
Holm Adolph, gardener, r. 2826 Golden Gate Av

•' Alfred, seaman, r. 612, 2d

" Andrew L., ship carpenter, r. 8 West Mis-
sion

" Charles A. (Holm & Sheibley), r. 409, 30th

" Charles H, painter, r. 409, 30th

" Christian (Holm & Saxtorph), r. 410 Steiner

" Frank, carpenter, r. 416, 12th Av

" Henrietta Miss, nurse, German Hospital

" Henry, car repairer S. P. Co., r. 2048% Mis-
sion

" John, fireman str Alcatraz, r. 6 Howard

" Julius, barber, 2308 Howard

" Marie, widow, r. 2826 Golden Gate Av

" Martin, seaman, r. 40 Clinton

" Mary, domestic, 226 Chatanooga

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Holm Mathaus, cabinet maker G. M. Reynolds
and bakery, 1155 Howard
" Richard A. C, bakery, 502, 18th
Holm Thomas, groceries and liquors, 339 Sut-
ter, r. 313 Stockton
" Thomas N. (Holm & Nathan), r. 315 Turk
" Victor, laborer, r. 48 Sacramento
Holm & Nathan (Thomas N. Holm and Henry
S. Nathan), wholesale millinery, 512-514
Market and 13-15 Sutter, telephone Main
5951
Holm & Saxtorph (Christian Holm and Henry
Saxtorph), proprietors Baldwin House,
14-16 Ellis
" & Sheibley (Charles A. Holm and Charles
F. Sheibley), carpenters and builders,
409, 13th
4®"Holm. See Holmes

Holman Alfred, editor Pacific Rural Press, r.
1712 Octavia
" Bridget E., widow, r. 329 Vallejo
" Edward A., attorney at law, 12 Montgom-
ery, room 6, r. Oakland
" Francis C, engineer, r. SE cor Filbert and

Van Ness Av
" JamesF., bartender J. H. & J. B. Marshall

r. 416% Linden Av
" John W., electrician, r. 329 Vallejo
" John W., teamster, r. 27 Perry
" Joseph J., car builder, r. 812 Church
" Lucy B., widow, r. SE cor Filbert and Van
Ness Av
Holman William L., millwright, engineer and

car builder, 230 Fremont, r. 812 Church
J6®=Holman. See Hollmann and Holmen
Holmberg Axel F., teamster Central Lumber
and Mill Co., r. 227 Hickory Av
" Charles O., liquors, 309 East North, r. 67

Natoma
" Gustaf, shoemaker, 959 Howard, r. 36 West

Park
" John, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
" John, tanner, r. 26th nr Folsom
" Nels J., liquors, NE cor Post and Larkin,
r. 930 Post
Holmen Hans, seaman, r. 28 Sacramento
•' Harold, copyist County Clerk's office, r.
2506 Kentucky
4®= Holmen. See Hollmann and Holman
Holmer Jap (N. & J. Holmer), r. 507 Central Av
" N. & J. (Nes and Jap), restaurant, 507 Cen-
tral Av
" Nes (N. & J. Holmer), r. 507 Central Av
Holmes A., miner, r. 319 Ellis
" Alexander, boatswain str Walla Walla
" Alfred, master mariner, 9 Mission, r. 108

Jackson
" Alfred E., policeman, r. 613 Larkin
" Arthur, contractor, r. 321 Eddy
" Benjamin, r. NW cor Wayland and Am-
herst
" Benjamin Mrs., janitress South End Pri-
mary School, r. NW cor Wayland and
Amherst
Holmes Book Co. The, books sold and ex-
changed, 704 Mission
" C. Edward, clerk Renton, Holmes & Co., r.

1401 McAllister
" Charles, boxmaker, r. 30 Moss
" Charles, wharf builder S. F. Bridge Co., r.

Oakland
" Charles J., manager J. Spaulding & Co.,

353-357 Tehama, r. 9 Juniper
" Charles S. (Renton, Holmes & Co.), r. 610

Shotwell
" Clarence R., clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co.,

r. 405 Sutter
" Cornelius, contractor, r. 1914 Webster
" Daniel, r. 2615 Leavenworth
" E. Clarence, student, r. 610 Shotwell
" Edward, r. 911 Oak
Holmes Edward B., mining secretary, 50
Nevada Block, r. 912 Paru, Alameda
" Edward H., r. 2527 Post
" Edwin K., watchman, r. 518i/^, 9th
" Ellis A., inspector U. S. Customs, r. 420V2,

14th
" Emily J. Miss, r. 704 Mission
" E. W., master mariner, r. Lick House

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Holmes Frank (Holmes & Jenkins), r. 1331 Ful-
ton

" Frederick, carpenter, r. 1010 Filbert

" Frederick, cook, r. 52 Steuart
Holmes Frederick, ship and freight broker and
proprietor Holmes' Dispatch Line, 506
Battery, r. 1026 Lombard

" George, r. 1111 Folsom

" George, paper carrier, r. .33, 23d

" George L., tailor, r. bli Kearny

" George S., r. American Exchange Hotel

" George W., pile driver Jas. A. McMahon,
r. 70714 Natoma

" George W., cook, r. 412 Beale

" Hall, clerk, r. 1026 Lombard

" Hans, cabinet maker A. Hermann & Co., r.
305 Minna

" Harold C, r. 704 Mission

'■■ Havelock, agent, r. 35 South Park

HOLMES H. E. & CO.

(incorporated), Milo P. Holmes presi-
dent, Henry E. Holmes secretary and
treasurer, manufacturers of laundry
and delivery wagons, and all classes of
fine vehicles, painting and repairing,
838-840 Howard, telephone South 133
Holmes Henry, cook M. B. Moraghan
Holmes Henry E., secretary and treasurer H.
E. Holmes & Co., 838-840 Howard, r. 209
Castro

" Henry T., president H. T. Holmes Lime
Co., 24 Sacramento, r. 1922 Pine

" Hildegard, widow, r. 1120 Broadway

" Howard, driver Chemical Engine 7. r. 3136,
16th

" Howard C, chief engineer State Board of
Harbor Commissioners, r. 3019 Sacra-
mento
Holmes H. T. Lime Co., Henry T. Holmes presi-
dent, Edward K. Hawkins secretary,
dealers lime, cement, plaster, fire brick,
etc., 24 Sacramento
Holmes J. Mrs., second-hand stoves, 416 Jackson

" James G., machinist, r. 33, 23d

" John, paper carrier, r. 57 Jessie

" John, waiter Young & Weisman, r. 978
Howard

" John F., shipsmith, r. 413 Beale

" John M., special agent H. K. Belden, r.Oak-
land

" John R., machine hand N. Parrish & Co , r.
318 Ritch

" Joseph E., repairer Mrs. J. Holmes, r. 416
Jackson

" Louis, butcher Hofmann & Woenne, r. 431
Minna

" Mabel F., r. 704 Mission

" Maggie, widow, r. 1000 Pine

" Margaret Miss, r. Old People's Home

" Marion, widow, r. 2527 Post

" Mary, widow, r. 318 Ritch

" May L. Miss, printer T. J. Davis, r. 831
Hayes
Holmes MUo P., president H. E. Holmes & Co.,
838-840 Howard, r. 1722 Turk

" Mining Co. (Candelaria, Nev.), William J.
Sutherland president, Charles E. Elliot
secretary, 79 Nevada Block

•' Nathaniel, driver Pac. Carriage Co., r.
63114 Minna

" Nellie Miss, dressmaker, r. 2,527 Post
Holmes Norman C, books, 345 Bush and 704
Mission, r. 704 Mission

" Olive M., widow, r. 515% Devisadero

" Paul H., clerk, r. 1306 Greenwich

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Holmes Raymond, notary public, 436 Mont-
gomery, r. 622 Post
Holmes Robert, with Norman C. Holmes, r. 704

Mission
" Ruth R. Miss, teacher music, r. 3009a Bu-
chanan
" Samuel B., laborer, r. 308 Sutter
" Samuel O. (S. O. Holmes & Co.), r. Oakland
" Sarah A. Mrs., r. 439 0'Farrell
" Sargent E., clerk, r. 439 O'Farrell
" Selina Mrs., teacher Rincon Grammar

School, r. 622 Post
'' S. O. & Co. (Samuel O. Holmes), stencils

and box brands, 423 Washington
" Susan, widow, r. 237G Minna
" Thomas, boilermaker, r. 412 Beale
'■ Thomas, chiropodist, 11-13 Grant Av, r. 139,

4th
" Victor, electrician, r. 1120 Broadway
" W. A., barber, r. 617 Mission
Holmes Walter Q., attorney at law, 606 Mont-
gomery, r. 656 Oak
" William, laborer, r. 10 Alabama
" William, motorman S. F. & S. M. Ry.. r. 30

Valley
" William A., pattern maker, r. 318 Ritch
" William F., bottler Cal. Bottling Wks, r.

16)6 Eddy
" William F., machinist Joshua Hendv Ma-
chine Wks, r. 2204 Taylor
" William H., astrologer, r. 11 Scott
" William M. (Holmes & Jones), and fore-
man Engine 13, r. 1422!^ Valencia

Holmes & Edwards Silver Co.

(Bridgeport, Conn.), J. B. WMtney
manager, manufacturers silver, silver-
plated, Mexican silver, metal and
nickel silver spoons, forks, knives, etc.,
120 Sutter, room 3
Holmes & Jenkins (Frank Holmes and John
Jenkins), livery stable, 834 Devisadero
" & Jones (William M. Holmes and Thomas
P. Jones), plumbers and gasfitters, 2531
_ Mission
•fti^Holmes. See Holm

Holmes' Dispatch Line, Frederick Holmes pro-
prietor, 506 Battery
Holmgren Alexander, ship carpenter, r. 2804,
16th
" Charles, carpenter, r. 27, 11th
Holmgren Charles J., physician, hours 8 to 9 a.
m., 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. m., of&oe and r.
2096 Market, telephone Jessie 115
" Gustav, carpenter, r. 27, 11th
" Harvey B., medical student, r. 2096 Market
Holmgren J. A. & Co. (John A. Holmgren), mer-
chandise brokers and manufacturers'
agents, 120 Sutter
" John A. (J. A. Holmgren & Co.), r. 2096

Market
'• Nils L., leverman Sutter St. Ry., r. 21341/4
O'Farrell
Holmquist Frank O., conductor Market St. Ry.,
r. 1415 Guerrero
" Lizzie Mrs., lodgings, 217 Grant Av
" Nils R., dance hall, 216 Grant Av

Grant Av
" Peter, seamen, r. 160 Steuart
" Theodore, cigar maker, r. 15 Saturn
Holms John A., gardener, r. 13 Page
-fi®" Holms. See Holmes

Holmstrom Alfred, seaman, r. 147 Shipley, rear
Holscher Frank X., r. 1510 Sanchez

"^ John, laborer, r. 445, 1st
iSS—Holsclier. See Hoelscher

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Holschuh Jacob, shoemaker, 160534 Pacific Av
Holse Diedrich, fireman, r, 27. 11th
4®"Holse. See Holce
Holsman A., r. 203 Taylor

" Charles K., physician, 303 Taylor
Hoist Charles, teamster Herman B. Goecken, r
551,4th
" Fred, student Van der Naillen's School of

Engineering, r. 28, 8th
" Frederick, clerk Henry Vorrath, r.901Point

Lobos Av
•' Henry, brewer, r. 153 Shipley
" Jacob D., groceries, NW cor California and

13th Av, and lodgings, 231, 2d
" John, groceries and liquors, 1600 Hayes
" Peter, tailor, r. 403 Broadway
■' Peter H., liquors, 2100 Howard, r. 203, 17th
" William, stained glass works, 134 Guer-
rero, r. 132 Guerrero
Holstein CordH., tailor, r. 2508 Leavenworth
" Edward L., tailor, r. 2508 Leavenworth
' ' George H. , r. 1431 Oak
" Louis, tailor, r. 455 Tehama
" R. O., wood engraver Dickman- Jones Co., r.
Alameda
^a-Holstein. See Holdstein
Holsten Dena, domestic, 1910 Baker
" James B.. laborer, r. 825 Folsom
" John, seaman str Point Arena
" John, valet, 2201 Fulton
" William, cooper George Windeler & Co., r.
504 Shotwell
Holstrum Eric, laborer Pac. Sheet Metal Wks,

r. 1261/2 Walsh
Holsworth Charlotte, widow, r. 29051/^ Harrison
" Edward J., concrete finisher, r. 47 Erie
" John, plastering contractor, r. 115 Erie
4S- Holsworth. See Holdsworth
Holt Agnes V., widow, r. 2038 Scott, telephone

Pine 551
Holt Brothers Co., C. H. Holt president, A. H.
Bachelder vice-president, E. T. Peck sec-
retary, wholesale wagon and carriage
materials and hardwood lumber, 30-32
Main
" Charles, longshoreman, r. 608, 6th
" Charles E. (Searle & Holt), r. Alameda
Holt Charles H., president Holt Bros. Co., 30-32
Main, r. Oakland
" Cyril E., meter man Edison Light and

PowerCo., r. 1132 McAllister
" Edith G. Miss, r. 1132 McAllister
Holt Edward J., secretary Simpson Lumber
Co. and Northwestern Lumber Co., 48
Market, r. Alameda
" Edwin A., clerk Chronicle, r. 506 Jones
" Frank M., barber, r. 144, 5th
" Frederick L., barber Andrew Hallahan,

r. 17191/^ Lexington Av
" Frederick S., traveling salesman Holt

Bros. Co., r. San Rafael
" George H. (Holt & Conry), r. 1232c Jessie
" George W., operator Pac. Postal Tel. Cable

Co., r. 7231/2 Turk
" Gustav A., tailor, r. 434 San Jose Av
" Henry, fireman Merchants' Ice and Cold

Storage Co., r. 325 California Av
" Horatio S.. clerk auditing dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. Oakland
" Irene, widow, r. 723i/4 Turk
" Isaac, liquors, 650 Mission
" Joseph, glass cutter W. P. Fuller & Co., r.
633 Howard
Holt Luther M., secretary U. S. Industrial
Agency, 520-521 Emporium Bldg, r. 826
Ellis
" Manufacturing Co., Holt Bros. Co., agents,

30-32 Main
" M. D. Mrs., varieties, 121 Guerrero
" Nancy J., widow, r. 2038 Scott
" Newton M., carpenter, r. 36, 13th
" Raymond, clerk, r. .56 Steiner
" Shirley L., stenographer U. S. Industrial

Agency, r. 826 Ellis
" Sylvanus W., carpenter H. F. Morton, r.

238 Kearny
" Thomas B., engineer Union Pac. Salt Co.,r.

28 Stanly PI
■' Thomas M., r. 1027 Post

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Holt William, r. 948 ^ Howard

Holt William, importer glass, 625 Howard, r.

6<J3 Diamond
Holt William, proprietor West Berkeley Glass
Works, West Berkeley
" WilliamH., teachermusic, 1132 McAllister
" William J., plasterer, r. 949i/4 Howard
" William. T., janitor, r. 225 Drumm
Holt & Conry (George H. Holt and James W.
Conry) horse collar manufacturers, 511,
5tli
4®= Holt. See Hoult and Hult
jeS=-Holtby. See Houltby
Holten A., steel worker Pac. Roll. Mill
Holter Frederick, laborer Western Sugar Re-
finery
>e®=Holter. See Holder
Holtermann Frederick, r. 6 Montgomery Court

" John J., salesman, r. 2528 Bryant
Holtgen August, manager The Aermotor Co. , 27

Beale, r. 121 Capp
Holtham George F. (Montgomery & Holtham),

r. 510, 17th
Holtman Julius, coachman, 507 Harrison
Holtmeier Henry, groceries and liquors, 828
Filbert, r. 2310 Union
" H. Lyman, student, r. 2310 Union
Holton Catherine, widow, r. 517 Oak
" Charles, stableman R. Glazier, r. 3036, 16th
rear
Holton Edward E., ticket auditor Southern
Pacific Co., NE cor 4th and Townsend, r.
Hotel Langham
" Warren F., clerk ticket auditor's dept. S.
P. Co., r. Hotel Langham
«®-Holton. See Houlton
Holtorf Lena Miss, operator Pac. Postal Tel.

Cable Co., r. 422 Fremont
Holts George, teamster, r. 219, 10th
Holtslander George, salesman, r. 2516 Sutter
" John J., superintendent Hobbs, Wall &
Co., r. 625 Shot well
Holtum Brothers (Christian and Ferdinand),
wholesale and retail wine and liquor
merchants, 209 and 565 Market, tele-
phone Main 366
" Christian (Holtum Bros.), r. 1228, 23d
" Ferdinand (Holtum Bros.), r. 804 Page
" John, r. 804 Page

" Nathaniel P., silversmith Palace Hotel, r.
835 McAllister
Holtz Albert, coalpasser str Pomona
" B. F. Louis, gripman P. H. Jackson & Co.,

r. 323 Lyon
" Charles, cigarmaker G. H. Bertram & Co.,

r. 221/4 Langton
" Charles, hatter, r. 18^/4 Washington Av
'■ F., conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1328 Polk
" Frederick, r. 412 Jones
" Gustav, chief engineer tugboat Active, r.

1026c Shotwell
" Gustave, seaman, r. 122 Jackson
" Herman, seaman, r. 108 Jackson
" L., seaman, r. 22 Sacramento
" Marie, widow, r. 379 Shotwell
'■ Max, carpenter, r. 379 Shotwell
" Minimo, shoemaker, r. 379 Shotwell
" Rachael Mrs., r. 1136 Buchanan
Holtz T. F. & Co. (Theodore Holtz), electrical
works, 546 Mission
" Theodore (T. F. Holtz & Co.), r. West Berk-
eley
J8®- Holtz. See Holz
Holtzman Irving K., marine engineer, r. 2124

Howard
Holubar Constant, engineer, r. 32 Caselli Av
Holway Seth P., r. 2727 Clay
Holy Charles, groceries and liquors, 430Tehama
Holy Cross Cemetery (San Mateo Co.), Peter F.
Mohun superintendent, Miss Mary C.
Mohun secretary, 1209 Scott
Holy Cross Cliurcll (R. C), Rev. Johh F. Mc-

Ginty pastor, N s Eddy nr Scott
Holy Innocent's Mission Of St. John's Episco-
pal Cliurcll, Rev. Edward B. Spalding
D. D. rector, S s Fair Oaks bet 25th and
26th
" Michael J., r. 314 Kate PI
Holz August, clerk John Wohler, r. 700 Front

iW.W. MONTAGUE & CO.

MANUFACTURERS OP

RIVETED IRON and STEEL

\A/ATER F»IF»E

For Town Water Works, Hydraulic Mining

and Irrigation.

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ET.

Holz Caroline, widow, r. 417 McAllister
" Frederick, clerk, r. 34a Rausch
" Gertie Miss, milliner, r. 2608 Bush
" Hattie Miss, clerk Frederick H. Bushnell,

r. 417 McAllister
" Isidor, carrier postofQce, r. 417 McAllis-
ter
" Joseph, r.417 McAllister
" Louis, tailor, r. 12V2 Moss
" Louis, teamster, r. 417 McAllister
" Louis P., teacher music, r. 2029 Vallejo
'■ Manuel, carrier postoffice, r. 417 McAllis-
ter
" Ricka, widow, r. 2608 Bush
49- Holz. See Holtz
Holzberger Gustav A., barber, 403i4 Sutter, r.

Spring Valley Homestead
Holzhausen Rudolph, clerk Schomer & Buch-

holz, r. 631 Bush
Holzheid Armiu R., clerk Adjutant General's
office, dept. of California, r. 49 Murphy
Bldg
Holzheiser Frederick G., assistant librarian
Chronicle, r. 1625 Vallejo
" Peter, butcher Golden West Hotel, r. 1625
Vallejo
Holzhuter R., keeper Lime Point Light Station
Holzkamp Charles, clerk Stulz Bros., r. 533
Montgomery Av
" Charles C, bookkeeper Charles Shrakkart,
r. 720 Bryant
HolzmuUer Karl (Holzmuller & Muller), r. 607
Ash Av
" & Muller (Karl Holzmuller and Jacob
Muller), liquors, 21 Main
Homan Edward, proprietor and manager Cre-

morne Theatre, 771 Market
Homann John, clerk John Kingel, r. 28i4 Fair

Oaks
4a-Homann. See HoUmann, Holman and Hol-

men
Homburg Ernst, master schr Apache, ofQce 24
Clay
" Frederick, painter, r. 71 Natoma
" Henry, driver Stelling Bros., r. SW cor 14th

and Noe
" Julius H., rope splicer John A. Roebling's
Sons Co., r. 620 Octavia
Home and Farm Co., T. N. Machin president,
S. R. Thome secretary, 65-65 Chronicle
Bldg
" Builder The, Charles E. Naylor publisher
8 Mills Bldg, 8th floor
Home for Aged and Infirm Females. See Our

Lady's Home
Home for the Care of Inebriates, Samuel O. L.
Potter, M. D., resident physician and
superintendent, NE cor Stockton and
Chestnut
" Gold Mining Co., Charles Groezinger pres-
ident, J. O. Johnson secretary, office 18
Geary
" Industry Shoe Co., John S. Kast proprietor,
boots and shoes, 46, 4th
Home Insurance Co. (of New York), Arthur E.
Magill general agent, SE cor California
and Sansome, Cadman & Kittle city
agents, 307 California
" Investment Building and Loan Associa-
tion, J. F. Sullivan president, W. H.
Gagan secretary, office SW cor Califor-
nia and Hyde
" J. E. Mrs., Instructor Willcox & Gibbs S.
M. Co., r. 326 Golden Gate Av
Home Library and Supply Association, J. H.
Wood & Co. managers. 14 Sansome

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COAL, COKE and PIG IRON,

Wholesale and Retail.

Home Life Insurance Co. (of New York), Wil-
liam H. Dunphy manager, 307-309 Em-
porium Bldg
" Lodging House, 704 Sansome
" Manuel R., washer La Grande Laundry

HOME MANUFACTURING CO.,

John Simmen manager, bank, store
and office fittings, hardwood interiors,
561-563 Brannan, telephone South 790

Home Mutual Building and Loan Association,
Edward W. Hughes president, Charles
K. Clark secretary. 208 Sansome
Home Mutual Insurance Co. (Are and marine),
William J. Button president, F. W.
Lougee vice-president and treasurer,
Stephen B. Ives secretary, Franklin
Bangs assistant secretary, 318 Cali-
fornia
Home Mutual Insurance Co. (fire and marine),
city department, I. S. Watson manager,
318 California
Home Mutual Insurance Co. (marine depart-
ment), M. A. Newell marine secretary,
318 California
Home of the Deaconesses of the M. E. Church,
Mrs. Helen I. Benson superintendent,
315 Castro
Home of the Ladies' Protection and Relief
Society, E s Franklin het Post and
Geary
" Portrait and Photographing Co., George H.

Knight manager, 721 Sutter
" Printing Co. The, C. E. Berry and E. R.

Botsford proprietors, 620 Market
" Publishing Co., B. H. C. Sandy manager,

410 Sansome
" Security Building and Loan Association
(Oakland), Charles K. Clark secretary,
208 Sansome
Homeier Charles, artist Pac. Sheet Metal Wks,

r. 404 Union
>e^Homeier. See Homeyer
Homem Antonio J., car driver, r. 524%, 6th
Homer Frederick, freight clerk sir Washtenaw,
r. 190 Noe
" Frederick, president San Francisco and
Los Angeles Ry. Co., 530 California,
room 12, r. Oakland
" Harry, r. 2 Bowie Av
" James L., clerk freight auditor's dept. S,

P. Co., r. 227 San Jose Av
" Joseph, baker T. Bomke, r. 524, 22d
Homer Walter J., secretary Merchants Clear-
ing House, 318 Front
" William H. Jr., salesman R, Liddle& Co.,
r. 1921 Sacramento
Homeseekers' Building and Loan Association,
William Lewis secretary, 221 California
Homestead Loan Association of Berkeley,
Charles K, Clark secretary, F. M.
Husted attorney, 208 Sansome
" Union, John W. Nye secretary, 314 Mont-
gomery, room 1
Homeyer Albert, painter Golden West Hotel, r.
13 Lewis
" Henry, butcher Andrew Weber, r. 508
Franklin
4®= Homeyer. See Homeier
Homilius Ernest, laborer, r, 762 Brannan
Homoeopathic Dispensary, C. B. Currier, M.
M., dean, 115 Haight

HOMCEOPATHIC PHARMACY,

Boericke & Runyon, 234 Sutter bet
Kearny and Grant Av

HOMCEOPATHIC PHARMACY,

manufacturer and importer, WiUiam
A. Brooks proprietor, manufacturers
Kumyss or Milk Champagne, (Pacific
Coast agency Boericke & Tafel Phila-
delphia, Pa.), 119 PoweU, telephone
Bush 23

HOMCEOPATHIC PHARMACY,

Waller Brothers, 33 Grant Av cor Geary

Honan William P., teamster, r. 407 Folsom
Honauer Albert, milker J. Tomony, r. Eden-
burgh nr Silver Av
Hondeville Peter, laundry, 2*4, 1st
Honduras National Lottery Co., Walter P.
Oakes Pacific Coast agent, 209 Grant Av
Hone C. P., r. 1045 Market

" John, r. 5 Baldwin Court
Honneger Henry, butcher, r. 57 Everett
Honel Adolph S., dairy produce, 39-49 Centre

Market, r. 414 Post
Honen Andrew, clerk Mack & Co., r. 22 Silver
" Charles E., r. 22 Silver
" Gabriel A., iron worker, r. 22 Silver
Honey Lake Valley Land and Water Co., Fred

W. Lake secretary, 69 Columbian Bldg
Honeyman David, ship carpenter, r. 824 Indiana
Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corpora-
tion, W. H. Harries agent, 401-403 Mont-
gomery
Hongkong Lme of Steamers, Occidental and
Oriental Steamship Company, 425 Mar-
ket
Hongkong Line of Steamers, Pacific Mail
Steamship Company, ofiQce cor 1st and
Brannan
Honig Amelia, widow, r. 1510 Buchanan
" Louis, journalist Chronicle, r. 1510 Bu-
chanan
4®° Honig. See Hoenig
Honigbaum Louis H., engineer Schussler Bros.,

r, 347 Grove
Honigsberger Aaron, salesman Sachs Bros. &
Co., r. 415 Shrader
" Etta Miss, teacher Agassiz Primary

School, r. 1923 Broderick
" Henry, r. 1923 Broderick
" Leon, salesman Bauer Bros. & Co., r. 1923

Broderick
" Louis, salesman, r. 1326 Geary
" Sylvain, bookkeeper, r. 415 Shrader
4®~ Honigsberger. See Hoenigsberger
Honley Joseph, barber, r. 920 Washington
Honn Joseph I., conductor Market St. Ry., r.
1141 Valencia
" Lizzie Miss, teacher dancing, 1141 Valen-
cia
Honnert Philip, tailor Alfred H. Bowhay, r. 724

Mission
Honold John, tanner Metten & Gebhardt, r. 118

Berkshire
Honolulu and Hawaiian Islands Directory,
F. M. Husted publisher, 530 California,
room 65
Honolulu Steam Line, J. D. Spreckels & Bros.

Co., 327 Market
Hons E. Julius, clerk George Wilkins & Co., r.
403 Brannan
" Emil, deputy Assessor, r. Oakland
" George O. F , time keeper Western Sugar
Refinery, r. 416 Mississippi
Hons Henry, groceries and liquors, NW cor

Fell and Laguna, r. 503 Laguna
Hood Arthur, sexton St. Stephen Protestant
Episcopal Church, r. 2118 Golden Gate Av
" C. I. & Co. (Lowell, Mass.), mnfrs sarsa-

parilla, C. H. Woods, agent, 23, 2d
" Edwin, knitter, r. 17 CoUingwood
" E. M., r. 717 Post
Hood Fred H. (Bolton & Hood), attorney at law,
189-190 Crocker Bldg, r. 2215 Broadway
" Frederick, carpenter, r. 810 Mission
' ' Frederick J. , manager Metropoli tan Mould-
ing Co., r. 909, 5th Av, Oakland
" George, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 875

Folsom
" Gova, waiter, r. 837V^ Geary
" John, builder, r. .54 Merritt

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Hood John, cement worker, r. 7 Belmont PI

" Samuel, knitter, r. 17 CoUingwood
Hood William, chief engineer engineering dept
S. P. Co., r. 512 Van Ness Av
" William, restaurant keeper, r. riOQYi

Kearny
" William L., medical student, r. 115 Haight
" Worthen, clerk H. S. Crocker Co., r. 703
Taylor
Hooe Hedley S., salesman G. Verdier & Co., r.
915b Post
" Raleigh P.. real estate agent, 58 Chronicle
Bldg, r. Hotel Savoy
Hoogs Agnes, widow, r. 811 Page
Hoogs Albert, office 316-317 Safe Deposit Bldg.
r. 811 Page
" Mary A. Mrs., teacher North Cosmopoli-
tan Grammar School, r. Oakland
Hook and Ladder Companies. See Truck

Companies
Hook Benjamin F., mining, r. 301 Franklin
" Charles, expressman NE cor Montgomery

and Washington, r. 13131/4 Mason
" Charles O., shoecutter, r. 313. 4th Av
" Edward, r. 5 VassarPl
" Emilia V. Mrs., r. :M1 Franklin
" George, r. 345 Minna
" Harry, r. 1135 Pacific
" Harry, policeman, r. 204 McAllister
" Henry P., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.

34a Silver
" Kate Mrs., r. 1010 Powell
" Nellie, widow, nurse, r. 860 Howard
" Stewart H., asst. engineer Market St. Ry,

r. 1135 Pacific
" William W., clerk, r. 1135 Pacific
" William W., receiver Market St. Ry. Co.
(Haight St. Branch), r. 204 McAllister
Hooke George H., r. 2325 Pacific Av
" Martha C, widow, r. 318, 1st
" William F., bookkeeper C. R. Splivalo &
Co., r. 318, 1st
Hooker Charles G., r. 917 Bush
" C. Osgood (Hooker & Co.), r. Pacific-Union

Club
" Harley J. Mrs., r. 409 Turk
" Joseph W., salesman Thomas Day & Co., r.

304, 17th
" Nellie Miss, proprietor The Florence, 102
Ellis
Hooker Thomas, plain and ornamental wire

works, 407, 27th, r. 419, 27th
Hooker & Co. (C. Osgood Hooker and J, H. Brun-
ings), farming implements, vehicles and
bicycles, 16-18 Drumm, bicycle retail
department 1640 Market
Hookerson James, tanner, r. 2727 Bryant
Hooley John, shoecutter, r. 208 Powell
Hooper Albert C, president Preston and
McKinnon, Pier 5 Steuart, r. 2201 La-
guna
" Arthur A. (Hooper & Jennings), r. 2744 Cal-
ifornia
" Bert, millhand W. H. Miner, r. 334 Eliza-
beth

HOOPER 0. A. & CO.

(Charles A. and George W. Hooper),
agents Excelsior Redwood Co., rough
and dressed lumber, moldings, tanks,
etc., SE cor 4th and Channel, telephone
South 652, office NE cor California and
Front, telephone Front 15
Hooper Calvin L., Captain R. C. S., superin-
tendent construction and repairs U. S.
R. C. S.. U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, room 79,
r. Oakland
" Charles, candymaker, r. 503 Folsom
" Charles A. (C. A. Hooper & Co.), r. Alameda
" Charles C, shoe cutter, r. 1227, 26th
" Charles H., photographer, r. 1926 Lexing-
ton Av
" Clement (Hooper & Berner), r. 601 Polk
" David v., boat builder George W. Kneass,

r. 51 South Park
" Delia M., stamper H. S. Crocker Co., r. 309

Waller
" Edward J., real estate Shainwald, Buckbee
&Co., r. 1913 Lyon

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Hooper Effle A. Mrs., dressmaking, 709 Post
" Estelle Miss, r. 1913 Lyon
" Eunice Mrs., r. 511 Frederick
Hooper F. P. & J. A. (Frank P. and John A.),

lumber dealers. ofQce 4 California
" Frank D., bartender James P. Dunne & Co.,

r. 191/4 Shotwell
" Frank P. (F. P. & J. A. Hooper), r. 2741 Cal-
ifornia
" Frederick A., telegraph operator, r. 19%

Shotwell
" Frederick E., helper G. & E. Snook, r. 1926

Lexington Av
" George, carpenter, r. 91554, 22d
" George, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 715

Howard
" George K., clerk Occidental Hotel
" George W. (C. A. Hooper & Co.), r. 1300

Jones
" George W., steward, r. 730 Pine
" Harry, dentist, r. 1230a Broadway
" Henry J., r. 2 Fillmore PI
" Herbert, r. 2201 Laguna
" James, fruit peddler, r. 1218 Vermont
" James E., butcher, r. 5 Hampshire
" James P., boat builder John Twigg & Sons,

r. 405 O'Farrell
" .John A. (F. P. & J. H. Hooper), r. 2201

Laguna
" John B., carpenter Jay V. Lawrence, r. 334

Elizabeth
" John M., collector, r. 2134 Union
" Joseph, seaman, r. Contra Costa House
" Joseph, teamster, r. 222 Pacific
" Joseph G., assistant receiving teller First

National Bank, r. 2702 Laguna
" Joseph H., boat builder John Twigg &

Sons, r. 51 South Park
" Margaretta, widow, r. 309A Waller
" Martha S., widow, r. 2741 California
" Mary J. Mrs., nurse St. Mark's Hospital,

2000 Stockton
" Minnie Miss, saleslady Frank Maskey, r.

51 South Park
Hooper Ralph B., president Marine Index Pub-
lishing Co., agent Johnson & Higgins

(New York), and United States Lloyds,

315 California, room 7, r. 1413a Clay
" Richard, boat builder, r. 51 South Park
" Robert, r. 2018 Stockton
" Robert E., blacksmith Union Iron Wks, r.

51 South Park
" Robert J., bellman Bohemian Club, r. 2018

Stockton
" Samuel A., r. 1926 Lexington Av
" Theodore W., laster Buckingham & Hecht.

r. 309a Waller
" Thomas, laborer, r. 704 Sansome
" Thomas, speculator, r. 871 Market
" Thomas B., porter Edison Light and Power

Co., r. 60 West Av
" Thomas B. Jr., porter Edison Light and

Power Co., r. 60 West Av
" Thomas C, canvasser, r. 418 Larkin
" Will W., assayer, 520 Kearny
" William, bookbinder, r. 34c Silver
Hooper William B., lessee Occidental Hotel,

E s Montgomery bet Sutter and Bush
" William C, canvasser, r. 2 Howard Court
" William L., boat builder John Twigg &

Sons, r. 51 South Park
" William T., policeman S. F. Society for

the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, 95

Donohoe Bldg, r. 1821 Lyon
" & Berner (Clement Hooper and Hubert

Berner), map publishers, 230 Kearny

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butter, provisions, etc., 213-215 Front,
telephone Front 76
Hoops Frederick H., blacksmith E. Tauck &
r. 1506 Mason
" John C, porter A. Zellerbach & Sons, r.

1506 Mason
" John F., porter, r. 1506 Mason
Hooton Joseph W., bartender Mrs. K. Rinks, r.

854 Howard
Hoover George S., gripman Market St. Ry., r.
1585 Valencia
" John F., compositor H. S. Crocker Co., r.

Lorin.
" John W., hostler G. W. Brown, r. 544 Jessie
" Thomas, longshoreman, r. 715 Howard
Hoover Ulysses G., pharmacist, 2743 California
Hopcraft Eva Miss, furnished rooms, 1007 Lar-
kin
•• Sidney, r. 471 Haight
Hope and Home (monthly), Alfred Cridge pub-
lisher, 429 Montgomery
Hope Frank, plumber, r. 937b Golden Gate Av
" Harry, foreman Jewish Progress, r. 937b

Golden Gate Av
" Henry R., fireman S. P. Co., r. 118, 16th
" William, stockman, r. 933 Kearny
Hopf Samuel, r. 727 Bush

Hopfenzitz Joseph L., scenic artist, r. 1126 How-
ard
Hopfleld J. E., musician, r. 310 Valencia
Hopfner Albert, deckhand str Alcatraz. r. 3

East
Hopgood Thomas H., porter str San Bias, r. 15

Hamptom. Pi
Hopke August F.. auditor and purchasing agent
J. D. Spreckels & Bros. Co., r. 533 Taylor
Hopke Brothers & Von Hagen ( Edward F. and
Frederick C. Hopke and Martin Von
Hagen), proprietors Hudson River Dye-
ing and Cleaning Works, 409 Sutter,
branch 335, 24th, works 11 Fair Av
■' Edward F. (Hopke Bros. & Von Hagen), r.

409 Sutter
" Frederick C. (Hopke Bros. & Von Hagen),
r. 11 Fair Av
Hopken John L., clerk Lane & Connelly, r. Ala-
meda
" Lueder, surveyor Germanic Lloyd and
Austrian Veritas, 321 California, room
7, r. Alameda
Hopkins Annie J. Miss, school teacher, r. 1130

Treat Av
Hopkins Art Building, SE cor California and
Mason
" C. C, salesman Thomas H. B. Varnev, r.

1331 Market
•' C. H., r. Hotel Pleasanton
'■ Charles, r. 1015 Market
" Charles W., bookkeeper Horn & Co., r.

Oakland
" Charles W. J., clerk Payot, ■Upham& Co.,

r. Alameda
" Clement, actor Morosco's Grand Opera

House, r. 138 West Mission
" E. B. tinsmith George H. Tay Co., r.

Oakland
■' Edward, r. 31 Grand Av
" Edward, laborer, r. 527 Greenwich
Hopkins Edward W., capitalist, 27 Mills Bldg.
5th floor, r. SE cor California and La-
guna

Hopkins Elizabeth, widow, r. 1093 Howard
" Emily A. Mrs., proprietor Golden West
House, 438 Geary
Hopkins Emily B. Mrs., capitalist, C. A. Grow
agent, 27 Mills Bldg, 5th floor, r. SE cor
Clay and Buchanan
" E. T., salesman Raphael's, r. 719 Post
" Florence, widow, r. 1416 Broadway
" Frank M., gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 1415

California
" George S., teamster William Raubinger &
Sons, r. 427 Chestnut
Hopkins George W., real estate, 30 Montgom-
ery, r. 22654, 17th cor Capp
Harry D., steward, r. 621 Ellis
Henry, waiter, strSanBlas, r. 15 Hampton

PI
Herbert A., clerk George W. Caswell &

Co., r. 1093 Howard
James, r. 274 Tehama
James, r. 346, 4th
James, machinist, r. 311 Butte
James, printer, r. 247 Perry
James, tailor, r. 469 Jessie
James A., book maker, r. 114 McAllister
James D., painter, r. 2210 Broderick
James E., clerk Kittle & Co., r. 531, 18th
James F., laborer, r. 19 Harriet
John D., bricklayer, r. 2210 Broderick
John E., driver F. A. Lux Brewing Co., r.

11 Garden
John F., musician, 39, 4th
John F., salesman Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 31

Grand Av
John N., receiving clerk Langley &

Michaels Co., r. Alameda
John P., boiler, r. 1130 Treat Av
Joseph, expressman, 16 Geary, r. 1048 Fol-

som
Josephine, widow, r. 531, 18th
Justin S., bookkeeper Payot, Upham &
Co., r. Alameda
" Laura T. Mrs., teacher Starr King Primary
School, r. Oakland
Hopkins Mark Art Institute, SE cor California
and Mason
" Mary, widow, r. 14V2 Miller PI
" Mary, widow, r. 322, 3d
" Mary, domestic, 2310 Clay
" Mary A. Mrs., millinery, 114, 6th
" Matthew L., porter, r. 64 Tehama
" Michael, laborer, r. 953 Folsom
" Patrick, laborer, r. 432 Minna
" Patrick, paver, r. 1737 Market
•' Peter, stonecutter, r. 2210 Broderick
" Peter Mrs., liquors, 37 Everett
" Reuben T., varieties, 1511 O'Farrell
" Richard H., butcher Thomas J. Hicks, r.

2210 Broderick
" Rufus C, interpreter Spanish, office 606

Montgomery, r. 138 West Mission
" Russell H., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

2709 McAllister
" Thomas, bartender John H. Martin
" Thomas, butcher str San Jose
" Thomas, butcher William Oswald, r. 1004

Washington
" Thomas, laborer, U. S. Engineer's Dept.,

r. 452 Clementina
" Thomas, paver, r. 223 Langton rear
" Thomas, porter, r. 208 Hickory Av
" Thomas, porter, r. 2IW2 Geary, rear
'• Thomas J., fireman Gas Light Co., r. 2210

Broderick
" Thomas J., machinist Dow Steam Pump

Wks, r. Oakland
" Timothy, boilermaker, r. 1130 Treat Av
Hopkins Timothy, capitalist, 29-30 Mills Bldg,
5th floor, r. Menlo Park
" William A., manager Mrs. Mary E. Dugan,

200, 6th, r. 238, 6th
" William A., porter, r. 1130 Treat Av
" William B., special agent London and Lan-
cashire Fire Ins. Co., r. 1241 Leavenworth
" William B., teamster, r. 28 Dore
Hopkins William E., M. D., oculist, aurist and
laryngoscopist, office 803 Sutter, rooms
21-24, hours 1 to 4 p. m., telephone East
925, r. 1411 Hyde, telephone East 672

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Hopkins William R., teamster, i-. 780V^ Harrison

" William S., watcliman, r. 625 "Valencia

" William W., salesman, r. 2645 Harrison

<' William W. Jr.. salesman, r. 4.38 Geary

" Winfleld S., oastiier Tlie Market St. Bank,
933 Market, r. 422 Page
Hopkinson Alfred J., bench hand McFarland
Bros., r. 23 Parker

" Emerson B., proprietor The Hawthorne,
1926 Market
Hopley Frank, salesman Ben H. Lucke, r. San

Rafael
Hoppe Adolph, livery stable, 1715-1717 Sacra-
mento, r. 1719 Sacramento

" August, pantryman, r. 325 Minna

" Benjamin, clerk Godfrey Jewell, r. 1120
Vallejo

" Charles A., foreman Adolph Hoppe, r. 1715
Sacramento

" Edwin E., glass blower, r. 735 Brannan

" Eva, widow, r. 1034 Potrero Av

" Frank A., clerk L. H. Kohn, r. 1719 Sacra-
mento

" Frederick A., driver Adolph Hoppe, r. 1719
Sacramento

" James, millhand S. F. Furniture Mfg. Co.,
r. West Berkeley

" J. C. (Brigham, Hoppe & Co.), r. Berkeley

" Joseph, tailor, r. 1120 Vallejo

" Mary Mrs., trained nurse, r. 1117 Van Ness
Av
Hoppe Reinhold, manufacturer cutlery and sur-
gical instruments, 328 Bush, r. Fruit-
vale
Hoppenberg Charles D., bookkeeper Adolph

Blaich, r. 606a Powell
Hopper Albert J., r. 714 Bush

" Dietrich, carpenter, r. 519 Frederick

" Emily C. Mrs., manager Hotel Bertling,
714 Bush

" Garrett, carpenter, r. Ill, 9th

" George W., r. 821 O'Farrell

" Harry F., r. 714 Bush

" John Jr., r. 202 Grove

" John E., foreman Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 542
Pennsylvania Av

" John E. Jr., foreman Tubbs Cordage Co.,
r. 461 Valencia

" John P., surveyor and electrician, office 74
Flood Bldg, r. Oakland

" Milford. carpenter, r. 24 Elsie

" Samuel E., glass bending and cutting, 428,
30th, and 103% Fremont

" William C, medical student, r. 714 Bush

" William D., bookbinder, r. 34 Silver
Hopps Bert W., with ^opps & Sons, r. 2614 Web-
ster

" Charles E. (Hopps & Sons), r. Alameda

" Charles F., driver City Transit Co., r. 118,
6th

" Frank W. (Hopps & Sons), r. Alameda

" George H. (Hppps & Sons), r. 2614 Web-
ster

" Harry R., designer and ornamenter Pac.
Am. Decorative Co., r. 2835 Vallejo

" John H., chief draughtsman Fulton Eng.
& Ship Bldg Wks, r. Hotel St. Nicholas

" Mary E. Miss, teacher Humboldt Primai-y
School, r. Alameda

" Robert E., clerk W. P. Fuller & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Hopps & Sons (Charles E., George H. and Frank
W.), house and sign painters, 429 Pine
Hopwood John E., helper Edison Light and

Power Co., r. 95 Silver
Horabin S. A., clerk R. G. Dun & Co.. r. 1010
Washington

" William, bookkeeper Bibo, Newman &
Ikenberg, r. 1614 Polk
Horace Mann Evening School, James R. Dwyer
acting principal, Valencia bet 22d and
23d
Horace Mann Grammar School, Joseph O'Con-
nor principal, N s Valencia bet 22d and
23d
Horack John W., traveling salesman Thomas
Tayler & Co., r. 818 Greenwich

" Walter A., cashier U. S. Watch Co., r. 818
Greenwich

W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.

Artistic Tiles,

Plain, Glaajed and DecoratetS-

AMERICAN AND ENGLISH-
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAKKET ST.

Horan Ann, widow, r. 2936 Howard rear

" Charles E., cigarmaker Peter C. Blick, r.
11 Columbia Square

" Edward, car repairer S. P. Co., r. W s Bry-
ant nr 15th

" Ellen, widow, r. 439. 10th

" Frank W., copyist Recorder's Office, r. 1422
California

" George G.. distributor postofflce, r. 1422
California

" James D., livestock and saleyards, SW cor
10th and Bryant, r. 37, 24th

" Jane, r. 608% Natoma rear

" John B., bookkeeper J. D. Horan, r. 701
Shotwell

" John C. Mrs., widow, r. 1422 California

" Katie Miss, telegraph operator, r. 914 Ful-
ton

" Margaret, widow, r. 731 Folsom

" Mary Miss, operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 914
Fulton

" Maurice, laborer, r. 229 Minna

" Michael, butcher, r. 54 Norfolk

" Patrick J., liquors and lodgings, 741 How-
ard, r. 858 Mission

" Peter, blacksmith's helper S.P. Co.. r. 15th
and Bryant

" Terrence, teamster, r. 410 St. Rose's Av

" Thomas C, laborer U. S. Customs, r. 20}-4'

" Thomas J., clerk S. P. Co., r. 548 Bryant
" Thomas J., painter, r. 608% Natoma
" William, r. 608% Natoma
" William, with James D. Horan, r. 1301 Bry-
ant
4®" Horan. See Horen
Horber Rudolf, clerk S. F. Savings Union, r.

2411 Howard
Hore Charles H., compositor Methodist Book
Depository, r. Alameda
" Daniel M., cooper, r. 158 Eureka
" Ellen, widow, r. 1.58 Eureka
" James N., foreman Otto Luhn & Co., r. 1.58

Eureka
" John J., wiper, r. 158 Eureka
" Robert H., plumber, r. 307, 7th
" Thomas F., soapmaker Otto Luhn & Co.,
r. 158 Eureka
J^-Hore. See Hoar, Hoare and Horr
Horen John A., r. 330 Main

Horgan Cornelius, shoemaker, 1812 Union, r. 1814
Union
" Cornelius Jr., asst. engineer str Alameda,

r. 1814 Union
" Daniel L.. clerk Railway Mail Service, r.

Oakland
" Daniel M., plumber, r. 644 Stevenson
" Ella Miss, saleslady Mrs. A. Dom, r. 3109

Geary
" James, shoemaker, 442, 9th, r. 5 Bryant Av
" Jeremiah, waiter J. P. McDonald
" John, carpenter, r. 644 Stevenson
" John H., driver H. A. Clifford, r. Bacon nr

Cambridge
" John J., brass finisher J. Roylance Brass

Wks, r. Oakland
" Maria, widow, r. 1835% Howard
" Minnie, domestic, 2209 Devisadero
" Patrick, hostler, r. 1141 Stevenson
" Patrick Jr., machinist, r. 1141 Steven-
son
" Thomas E., plumber, r. 314b Waller
" Timothy, r. 52% Clara
" Timothy, dairy produce, r. 1234 Eddy
" Timothy, stone cutter, r. 644 Stevenson
j6®= Horgan. See Harrigan and Horrigan

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Horhanek Henry, wire worker Joseph Micovski.

Hori Charles Y., tailor, 939 Clay. r. 3 Clay Av
Horiger Albert (L. A. Souc & Co.), r. 431, 27th
Horine Joseph A., laborer, r. 3010 Ellis
Horizontal Freezer Co. (Port Byron, 111.), A. C.

Boldemann agent, 307 Commercial
.^Horling. See Harling
Horlor John E., hardware, 2013 Fillmore
Horman Herman, r. 27 Shotwell
Horn Adam, harness maker, r. 105 New Mont-
gomery
" Adolph, bartender, r. 1203V4 Folsom
" Albert F., tableman Market St. Ry.. r.

1904^4 McAllister
" Benjamin C, agent, r. 1314 Greenwich
" Bernard (Horn & Judge), r. SW cor Florida

and Mariposa
" Bernard J., salesman, r. 2417 Folsom
" Brothers fisidor and David A.), cigars and

tobacco, 1501 Polk
" Charles, order clerk James De La Mon-

tanya, r. 1510 Taylor
" Charles, teamster, r. 704 Sansome
" Charles V., brass finisher W. T. Garratt &

Co., r. 1614 Hayes
" Christopher, driver, r. 634^4 Broadway
" David A. (Horn Bros), r. 464 Clementina
" Edgar L.., tinner L. E. Clawson & Co., r.

19041^ McAllister
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 704 Guerrero
" Ernest, driver Charles W. Stoffers
" Frank J., clerk S. P. Co., r. 49 Capp
" George, shoecutter, r. 43 Minna
" George C. floorman Sullivan & Doyle, r.

437, 6th
" Harry L., notary public, 30 Montgomery,

r. 116 Hyde
" Henry F., shoecutter United Boot and Shoe

Co., r. 1333 Sanchez
" Herman, butcher, r. 606',4 Post
" Hugh, teamster, r. 227 Fulton
" Isidor (Horn Bros.), r. 4&4 Clementina
" J., cigar maker, r. 824 Kearny
" Jennie Miss, teacher music, r. 22 Valley
" J. F., clerk S. P. Co.. r. 45 Capp
" J. Herman, butcher. 31 and 55 Centre Mar-
ket, r. 601 Taylor
" .lohn, laborer, r. 715 Howard
- John B., r. 701 Shotwell
" John C, compositor, r. 621 Bush
■• John C, driver Morton Special Delivery, r.

3248 Mission
" John F., liquors, 401. 5th
" Joseph (Horn & Nipgen), r. 441?^ Clemen-
tina
" Josepn, engineer, r. 1620 Laguna
" Joseph, tanner Morris Windt. r. 874 How-
ard
" Joseph P., elevatorman Donohoe Bldg, r.

24^ Laskie
" Laura J. Miss, teacher Mission Grammar

School, r. 704 Guerrero
" M.. longshoreman O. R. and N. Co.
'• Margaret, widow, r. 1620 Laguna
" Martin A., carpenter, r. 1726 Eddy
'■ Max, butcher Hofmann & Woenne, r. 601

Taylor
•' Mollie. widow, r. 222 Fulton
" Noah R., compositor, r. 44, 3d
" Peter, expressman. SW cor 6th and Mis-
sion, r. 824. 18th
Horn Robert G., president Pacific Stock Ex-
change. 316 Montgomery and stock-
broker, 337 Pine, r. 626, 23d
" Sarah L., widow, r. 1314 Greenwich

Horn Sigmund, marble cutter Max Roth, r. 601
Taylor
Theresa, widow, r. 432 Cedar Av
Thomas, r. SW cor Mariposa and Florida
Thomas L. (Horn & Co.), r. Oakland
Walter, stableman, r. 1630 Laguna
Walter A., harness maker Main & Win-
chester, r. 105 New Montgomery
William B., street contractor, r. 1422 Page
William C, porter Blake, Moffltt & Towne,

r. 30 Hampton PI
William H., engineer, r. 2212 Folsom
William H., musician, 39, 4th
William P. (Horn & Co.), r. Oakland
Horn & Co. (Thomas L. Horn, Benjamin H. Pen-
dleton and William P. Horn), importers
and jobbers tobacco, 205 Battery
Horn & Judge (Bernard Horn and Timothy F.
Judge), wholesale butchers, office 504
Kearny, slaughter house South San
Francisco
Horn & Nipgen (Joseph Horn and H. A. Nip-
gen), choice wines, liquors and cigars,
and proprietors The Defender, 757 Mar-
ket, telephone Black 1805
Hornachek Martin, tailor Bullock & Jones Co.,

r. 210 Prospect PI
Hornback D. J. Mrs., r. 328, 12th
Hornbeck Edgar C, car repairer Sutter St. Ry.,
r. 1425 Pine
" Junius A., foreman Valleau & Peterson, r.

SW cor California and Larkin
" Robert, carpenter, r. 1435 Pine
" Walter L., car repairer Sutter St. Ry., r.

1425 Pine
" William, teamster D. S. Cartwright, r. 38
Norfolk
Hornberg Axel P., tailor, 121 Sutter, r. 813 Bush

" Oscar, saloonkeeper, r. 67 Natoma
Hornberger John A., commission merchant, r.
315a Fell
" John A. Jr., livery and boarding stable
430 McAllister, r. 315a Fell
Hornby James W., laborer Sutro Baths, r. 1
Ocean Terrace
" Thomas B., porter John MoUoy, r. 54 Sac-
ramento
Home Charles, longshoreman O. R. & N. Co., r.
22111/2 Mason
" Jacob, proprietor First Street House, 507

Mission
" John W., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1903
Page
^S^Horne. See Horn

HornerCharles F., carpet.layer W. & J. Sloane
&Co., r. 25d 13th
" Fred G., cigar manufacturer, 441 Bush, r.

4 Fella PI
" George B., cashier Murphy, Grant & Co., r.

3002 Jackson
" John W., purchasing agent General Elec-
tric Co., r. 4 Fella PI
" Mary S. Miss, r. umv^ Scott
Homer Rudolf, secretary German Branch
Young Men's Christian Association, cor
Ellis and Mason, r. 2308 Jones
" William, shoemaker James Smiley, r. Ill
Valencia
Homibrook Walter, painter, r. 1530 Post
Horning Diedrich G., r. 333 Montana
Hornisch Joseph, laborer Frolioh & Meighan,r.

.30 Everett
Hornlein Albert, liquors, 35 Stockton, r. Ala-
meda
Homlein Brothers (Max E. and Hugo A.), pro-
prietors Cafe Royal, SW cor Market and
4th
" Hugo A. (Hornlein Bros.), r. 301 Jones
" Max E. (Homlein Bros.), r. Sacramento,
Cal.
Hornnet Phillip, tailor, r. 724 Mission
Hornsbv Anna L. Miss, school teacher, r. 415
Hyde
" Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 1714 Market
Homsman Andrew, watchman, r. 820 Filbert
" George F., seaman, r. 820 Filbert
" Robert H., clerk, r. 820 Filbert
Hornung Charles F., butcher. 514 Valencia, r.
514y2 Valencia

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Hornung Conrad C, piano manufacturer and
dealer, 216 Post, factory 836 Devisadero,
r. 1722 Eddy
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 2716 Howard
" Frederick H., brewer Chicago Brewery, r.

311 Prospect Av
" .lohn, brewer Chicago Brewery, r. 17Rausch
" John, physician, r. 909 Howard
" Lulu Mrs., teacher music, r. 1722 Eddy
" Rudolph C, piano maker C. C. Hornung, r.

1722 Eddy
" Rudolph F., piano tuner C. C. Hornung, r.

Oakland
" Thorvald C, draughtsman Thomas J.

Welsh, r. 1722 Eddy
" Valdemar S., piano maker C. C. Hornung,
r. 1722 Eddy
4®~Horowitz. SeeHurewitz
Horr Benjamin B., bicycle repairer Pope Mfg.
Co., r. 333 Geary
" Bennett H., baker American Biscuit Co., r.

1325 Vallejo
" George, r. 429 Stevenson
" George E., manager McAvoy & Gallagher.
20, 5th, r. 625 Haight
Horr Obed, assistant secretary Horse Show
Association of the Pacific Coast, 30
Mills Bldg, 2d floor, r. 2207 Webster
" William B., beveler Pioneer W. L. and
Color Wks, r. 408 Larkin
je®"Horr. See Hoar and Hoare
Horrell Laura A. Miss, clerk Post Office, r. 706a

Guerrero
4®"Horrell. See Hurrell
Horridge John, r. 1515 Ellis
Horrigan C, waiter str Mariposa
" Charles, solicitor, r. 82 Jessie
" Daniel, laborer, r. Cable Hotel
" Daniel, laborer, r. 1223 Folsom rear
" Daniel, shoemaker, r. 856 Howard
" Eugene, policeman, r. 1624a Howard
" Fannie Miss, saleslady Collins Bros., r.

1191/3 Fell
" James, lodgings, 122 Taylor
" JohnH., correspondent Murphy, Grant &

Co., r. 632 Post
" John J., bartender, r. 122 Taylor
" Kittie Miss, labeler Arpad Haraszthy, r.
Golden Gate. Cal.
-SS^Horrigan. See Horgan and Harrigan
Horrocks George, painter, r. 458 Natoma rear
Horsburgh David W., chief clerk freight audit-
or's department Southern Pacific Co., r.
1517 Washington
Horsburgh James Jr., assistant general passen-
ger agent Southern Pacific Co., 4 Mont-
gomery, r. 1517 Washington
Horsch Janie. widow, r. W s Bryant nr 15th
" John, expressman. SW cor Montgomery
and Pine, r. 627 Minna
Horschler Peter P., shoemaker, 2016 Mason
Horse Show Association of the Pacific Coast,
Henry J. Crocker president, George A.
Newhall secretary, 30 Mills Bldg, 2d
floor
Horsefly Gold Mining Co., R. T.Ward manager

and secretary, office 610 Clay
Horseshoe Bar Consolidated Mining Co. (Placer
Co.), D. M. Kent secretary, 330 Pine,
rooms 33-36
Horst Conrad, musician, r. 439. 4th
" Louise C. Mrs. (Horst &Chabot), r. 519 Van

Ness Av
" Mary, widow, r. The (Lick) Old Ladies'

Home
" William Jr., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r.

Alameda
" & Chabot (Mrs. Louise C. Horst and Miss
Albina Chabot). restaurant, 226 McAllis-
ter
Horstman Henry, butcher Knoke & Gander, r.
59 Precita Av
" Henry D., teamster, r. 19 Capp
" Herman, brewer, r. 2614 Howard Court
" Herman, brewer, r. 328 Minna
" John B., cigarmaker Wiegmann & Stuer-

mer, r. 152 Perry
" Martin (Strelow &Hortsman), r. 318 Jessie
" Walter, cabinet maker, r. 715 Howard

Horstmann Anna M., widow, r. 7,30th
" Dorothy, widow, r. 824, 15th
" Frederick W., bartender, r. 7, 30th
Horstmann Henry, capitalist, office with Bach,

Meese & Co., 321 Montgomery, r. 2232

Howard
" Henry F.. merchant, r. 2232 Howard
" Henry L. W., salesman Pac. Shirt Co., r.

824, 15th
" Herman J., machinist, r. 824, 15th
Horstmann John, manufacturer and importer

bi-carbonate soda, saleratus and wash-
ing powder, 667-675 Bryant, telephone

South 122, r. 709 Mason
" John H., salesman, r. 735'/^ Guerrero
" John H., woodturner, 324 Mission, r. Fol-
som nr Union Av
" Joseph B., horseshoer F. Kortick & Son, r.

824, 15th
'■ Lena H., domestic, NE cor Haight and

Stanyan
•' William J., bookkeeper John Horstmann,

r. 28 Shotwell
Horstmeyer Frederick, carpenter W. Horst-

meyer & Co., r. 8281/2, 15th
" W. & Co. (William Horstmeyer), cabinet

makers and carpenters, 56 Annie
" William (W. Horstmeyer & Co.), r. 82814,

15th
" William Jr., carpenter, r. 828V2, 15th
Horton Albert, teamster, r. 720 Tennessee
" Bessie A., widow, r. 1718b Ellis
" Charles B., r. 781 Mission
" Charles C, bookkeeper Healy, Tibbitts &

Co., r. 3415 Geary
" Claiborne, secretary San Joaquin Brick

Co., Berry bet 6th and 7th, r. 20 O'Farrell
" Clement E., student, r. 216 Eddy
Horton Edward H., vice-president and manager

J. C. Johnson & Co., 400 Market, r. 2110

Devisadero
" Eugene L., stationery, 2200 Fillmore
" Frank W., horse clipper, r. 341. 5th Av
" Gilbert J., engineer Pacific Woodenware

and Cooperage Co., r. 2206 Steiner
" Gilbert T., laborer, r. 121 Perry
" Joseph B., expert accountant, 27 Steuart,

r. Alameda
" Leander, marine engineer, r. 505 East
" Lulu, widow, r. 216 Eddy
" Maria, widow, r. 3415 Geary
" Marie Miss, teacher Hamilton Grammar

School, r. 3415 Geary
" Pemberton B. Mrs., widow, r. 1619 Clay
" Robert, laboi'er, r. 411 Sansome
" Robert L., r. 1033 Ellis
" Robert M., grocer, r. 1033 Ellis
" Robina Miss, nurse, r. 1620 Broadway
" Samuel W., reporter Post, r. 3415 Geary
" Thomas R., r. 1002 Pine
4S= Horton. See Haughton and Houghton
Hortop Samuel, foreman United Boot and Shoe

Co., r. 222 Chattanooga
Hortung Julius, with Nathaniel T. Coulson, r.

1043 Mission
Horvath Joseph, pressman Schmidt Label and

Litho. Co., r. 362 Minna
Horwege Henry, groceries and liquors, 2301

Geary
Horwinski Brothers (Max Jr., and Edward),

publishers and printers, 424 Sansome
" Edward (Horwinski Bros.), r. Alameda
" Max Jr. (Horwinski Bros.), r. Alameda
Horwitz Charles (Horwitz & Cohn), r. 17 Van

Ness Av
" Deborah, widow, r. 17 Van Ness Av

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405-407 SANSOME STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.

Horwitz & Cohn (Charles Horwitz and William
Cohn), groceries and liquors, 1716-1718
Market
Hosea Brother Rev. .vice-president Sacred Heart

College, SE cor Eddy and Larkin
Hosford Charles, lather, r.lSlli^ Folsom

" William, r. 109 Fair Oaks rear
Hosie David, engineer, r. 33 Valley
Hosker William, brass molder, r. 555a Natoma
Hoskin Frederick, stenographer, r. 2403 Bush
Hosking Loveday, widow, r. 1126V2 Folsom
" T. Mrs., dressmaking, 8231/4 Montgomery
" Thomas, liquors, 825 Montgomery, r. 823^4
Montgomery
Hoskins J. H. Mrs., dressmaking, 228, 8th
" John H., motorman Market St. Ry., r. 228,
8th
Hoskins Richard O., bookkeeper Armstrong &

De Guerre, r. 323 Jones
Hosmer Abel, secretary Raymond Granite Co.,
cor 10th and Channel, r. Oakland
" Charles H.. collector Spring Valley W. W.,

r. 938 Oak
" Frank W., cashier W. J. Landers, r. 140

Mberty
" George W., bookkeeper Greenebaum, Weil

& Michels, r. 410, 1st
" Georgie Miss, stenographer, r. 420 Golden

Gate Av
" Harrie B., photographic supplies, 605

Market, r. 140 Liberty
" John A., assi stant District Attorney, New

City Hall, 2d floor, r. 2018 Baker
" John P., carpenter J. Pattinson, r. 1734

Baker
" Margaretta V., widow, r. 140 Liberty
" Sarah C, widow, r. 316 Taylor
" William R., bookkeeper, r. 420 Golden Gate
Av
Hospital California Woman's, 31 18 Sacra-
mento
Hospital Chinese, 512 Pine
Hospital City and County, E s Potrero Av,

bet 22d and 2.3d
Hospital City Receiving', New City Hall base-
ment
Hospital Department Southern Pacific Co.,

91 Crocker Bldg
Hospital for Children and Training School

for Nurses, 37U0 California
Hospital for Incurable Children. See Hospital
lor Children and Training School for Nurses
Hospital French, S s Point Lobos Av bet 5th

and 6th Avs
Hospital German, W s Noe bet 14th and Ridley
Hospital Quarantine, Angel Island
Hospital smallpox, De Haro bet 25th and 26th
Hospital St. Luke's, W s Valencia bet 37th and

28th
Hospital St. Mary's, N s Bryant bet 1st and

Rincon PI
Hospital U. S. Marine, Presidio Reservation

nr Mountain Lake
Hoss John (John Hoss & Son), r. 632 Hayes
" John & Son (John and John B.), liquors,

411 Sutter
" John B. (John Hoss & Son), r.
Hosta John A., merchant, r. 1225 Union
Hoster Walter, r. 419 Stockton
Hostetter Annie L. Miss, stenographer Viavi
Co., r. 439. 19th
" Augustus G., policeman, r. 439, 19th
" FritZj porter German Hospital
" Joseph, cook, r. 10 St. Charles PI
" Sidney, salesman M. Ettinger, r. 530 Oak
4S=Hostetter. See Hofstetter

Hostrup Christian, laborer Pac. Roll Mill r
NE cor Napa and Louisiana
" Henry, r. 409 Pacific

Hotaling A. P. (A. P. Hotaling & Co.), r. 1776
California

Hotaling A. P. Jr., manager A. P. Hotaling &
Co.,r. 1904 Franklin

HOTALING A. P. & CO.

(A. P. Hotaling), importers and jobbers
wines and liquors, specialty J. H. Cut-
ter's whiskey, 429-437 Jackson, tele-
phone Main 726

Hotaling F. C, office 429 Jackson, r. 1776 Cali-
fornia
" R. M., office 429 Jackson, r. 1776 California
43= Hotaling. See Haught#ling
Hotchkiss D. H. Mrs., widow, r. 216 Leaven-
worth
" James C, tableman Market St. Ry., r. 909V^

Capp
" William J., carpenter Joshua Hendy Ma-
chine Wks, r. Oakland

HOTEL BECKER,

John L. Buckley manager, 14-16-18
Mason, telephone South 81
Hotel Bella Vista, Mrs. Volney Spalding pro-
prietor, 1001 Pine

HOTEL BERESFORD,

Mrs. H. Chamberlain proprietor, NW
cor Stockton and Bush

HOTEL BERTLING,

Mrs. E. C. Hopper proprietor, 714 Bush,
telephone Main 1191

HOTEL CLIFFORD,

Mrs. Jennie Foster proprietor, 204 Ellis

HOTEL COLONIAL,

Mrs. S. B. Johnson proprietor, SE cor
Fine and Jones

Hotel Couper, NE cor 8th Av and Fulton
Hotel de France, Louis Savart proprietor, 616i/4-
618 California
" del Campidoglio, AUegrini & Suporini

proprietors, 40^-412 Broadway
" des Alpes, Auguste Mengell proprietor, 621
Pacific

HOTEL FAIRMOUNT,

Benjamin F. True proprietor. Junction
Market, Fell and Polk, telephone South
677
Hotel Gazette (weekly), William P. Harrison
publisher and proprietor, 420 Kearny
" Gazette Employment Bureau, William P.
Harrison proprietor, 420 Kearny

HOTEL GOLDEN WEST,

Weineke & Plagemann proprietors,
32-36 Ellis

HOTEL GROSVENOR,

Mrs. J. F. Daugherty manager, 319
Sutter

Hotel Guide The (monthly), W.M. Patterson Co.
publishers, 30 Ellis

HOTEL HACKMEIER,

George Gruenig proprietor, 123-129
Eddy, telephone South 339
Hotel Langham, John P. Gallagher proprietor,
SE cor Ellis and Mason

HOTEL LAUNCESTON,

neatly furnished rooms by the day,
week or month, William Harfst propri-
etor, 110 Eddy

HOTEL MARECHAL NIEL,

Mrs. Therese Cazeaux proprietor, 404
EUis

HOTEL MIRAMAR,

Mrs. Chevalier proprietor, 703 Geary,
telephone East 199

The Bulletin

Is the oldest paper in San Francisco.
It has character, standing, Influ-
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PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE~rs?wUye';o^l;t

W. B. CHAPMAN. Sole Agent, 123 California Street. and Grocers.

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HOTEL NORMANDIE,

E. and E. Knur proprietors, 326 Eddy

HOTEL OLIVER,

Mrs. M. I. Leach proprietor, 899 Pine

O. M. Brennan proprietor,

Hotel Pleasanton,

NW cor Sutter and Jones

HOTEL RALSTON,

Mrs. C. F. Spencer proprietor, 1222
Pine

HOTEL RAMONA,

Mrs. Kate S. Hart manager, 130 Ellis,
telephone Main 5363

Hotel Register Co., W. M. Patterson Co. pro-
prietors, 20 Ellis

HOTEL RICHELIEU,

L. A. Levy proprietor, 1012-1016 Van
Ness Av and 1021-1023 Geary

HOTEL SAVOY,

Mrs. A. Hesthal proprietor, NE cor
PoweU and Post
Hotel St. Nicholas, Ira R. and James H. Doo-
little proprietors, 1630 Market

HOTEL STEWART,

Mrs. M. W. Denver proprietor, 1101-
1103 Pine, telephone East 494

Hotel Sutherland, 791 Sutter

HOTEL WENTWORTH,

Mrs. Mary W. Newman proprietor,
William S. Edwards manager, 617 Bush

HOTEL WESTMINSTER,

Mrs. Jane Laing proprietor, 614 Sutter

Hotem John H., broom sorter Cal. Broom Mfg.

Co., r. 1601 Lexington Av
Hotop Charles, cabinet maker, r. 72 Juniper
" Fred, gripman, r. 812 Central Av
" George H., laundryman Lick Laundry, r.

3 Newell
" Julia, widow, r. 3 Newell
Hotte George (George Hotte & Son), r. 2843 Mis-
sion
" George Jr. (George Hotte & Son), r. 284.3

Mission
" George & Son (George and George Jr.).
wood, coal, hay and grain, 2843 Mission
" H., cook, r. 814 Montgomery
" William, butcher, r. 1045 Market
Hottel Jacob, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1908
McAllister
" Oscar, broom maker Zan Bros. & Co., r.
West Berkeley
Hotter Joseph F., shade maker E. H. Marwedel.
r. 29 Lloyd
" Maria, widow, r. 967 Mission
Hottua Nickolaus, blacksmith and carriage

manufacturer, 715 Folsom. r. 2712 Bush
^©"Houb. See Haub
Houchin Walter, plumber, r. 308, 21st
Houck Barbara, widow, r. 432 Tehama
" D., cellarman Cal. Wine Assn.
" Frederick, printer Post, r. Alameda
J8S=-Houck. See Hauck

Houdlette Edward E., watchman, r. 109 Mont-
gomery
" Henry C, master str Australia, r. 715, 20th
Hougaard John A., with S. E. Fischer & Co., r.
614 Hampshire
" William F., clerk J. B. F. Davis & Son, r.
614 Hampshire
Houge Hamilton, marine engineer, r. 100 Jackson

" Minna, domestic, 2924 Clay
Hough Edward S., bookkeeper Main St. I. Wks,
r. Oakland
" Ernest, messenger River Express Co., r.

Oakland
" Eugene, conductor Cal. St. RR, r. 1115
Jones
Hough Howard M., president Union Fish Co.
and vice-president and treasurer Lynde
& Hough Co., 40 California, room 5, r.
110b Hayes

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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Hough James F., accountant with Gutta Percha
and Rubber Manufacturing Co., 30-32 Fre-
mont, r. Larkspur, Marin Co.
" James J., clerk John Hough, r. 947, 17th
" John, groceries and liquors, 949, 17th
" Joseph, with Hanson & Co., r. Oakland
" Leroy, vice-president and treasurer West-
ern Meat Co., NW cor 6th andTownsend,
r. 606 Sutler
" Louis G. F., clerk Crane Co., r. 713 Hyde
" Susan E., Mrs., teacher Webster Primary
School, r. 1219 Filbert
ies- Hough. See Hufl and Hoff
Houghtaling Abraham, sergeant police, r. 1205
Taylor
" Williams., bookkeeper Neustadter Bros.,
r. Lorin
Houghton Charles A., r. 2026 Mission
" Charles S.. secretary and manager West
Coast Safety Faucet Co., 223 Mission, v.
Oakland
•' Charles W., bartender Bernard Farley, r.

cor San Jose and Ocean Avs
" Daniel C, bookkeeper Whittaker & Ray

Co.
" E. C. Mrs., widow, r. 14 Camp
" Edward P., 1st asst. engineer str Columbia,

r. 2917 Pierce
" Edward T.. law student R. E. Houghton,

r. 1910 Pacific Av
" Frank B., deputy County Clerk, r. 425

O'Farrell
" George, machinist S. P. Co., r. 118, 16th
" George F., shoefltter R. A. Bourne, r. Oak-
land
" Harry, r. 1414 California
Houghton Harry B., manager ..Etna Life In-
surance Co. (Hartford, Conn.). 213 San-
some, room 9
Houghton Howard C, secretary and treasurer
Western Iron Works, 123-125 Beale, r.
Los Gatos, Cal.
" James F., capitalist, 303 California, rooms

34-35, r. 1414 California
" Jennie F., widow, r. 2917 Pierce
" John, miner, r. 632 Minna
Houghton Roscoe E., attorney at law, 30 Mills
Bldg, 8th floor, r. 1910 Pacific Av
" Stephen C, attorney at law, 9 Mutual Life

Bldg, 5th floor, r. 905 Bush
" Thaddeus, student, r. 1433 California
" Winnie Mrs., furnished rooms, 623 Mis-
sion
4®" Houghton. See Haughton and Horton
Houle Alex. L., bookbinder J. B. Mclntyre, r.

830 Mission
Houlihan James, driver, r. 186 Perry
" John, laborer John D. McGilvray & Co., r.

622, 4th
" Michael, driver, r. 186 Perry
" William H., pressman Brunt, r. 186 Perry
4£S~Houlihan. See Hallahan, Hallihan and

Hollahan
Hoult C. & Co., (Cyrus Hoult), truss manufac-
turers, 507 Kearny
" Cyrus (C. Hoult & Co.), r. 20341/4 Mission
" Ole, carpenter, r. 1000a Minna
Houltby Hari-y, painter, r. 2I06 Golden Gate Av
Houlton Mary A., widow, r. 30 Albion Av
Hounsell Samuel D., asst. keeper Oakland

Harbor Light Station
Houpt Frank L., clerk Manheim, Dibbern & Co.,
r. 1021 Valencia
" Grace, widow, r. 1021 Valencia
Hour Charles C, molder Thompson Bros., r. 542
Howard

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DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF

Foreign and Domestic Coal.

Hotels, Restaurants and Ship-
ping Supplied.

Hourcade Anna Miss, r. 605 Broadway
" Pierre, laundryman Armand Drain, r. 20
CoUingwood
Hourigan John J., gardener New City Hall, r.
2 Harrison Av
" Thomas J., teamster, r. 1184 Harrison
Hourihan Cornelius J., liquors, 625, 4th
" E. P., seaman Revenue cutter Bear
" Patrick (T. & P. Hourihan), r. 224 Clara
" T. & P. (Thomas and Patrick), groceries,

324 Clara
" Thomas (T. & P. Hourihan), r. 224 Clara
" Thomas J., sexton church of the Holy
Cross, r. 1820 Eddy
Hourston Brothers (John and William), tinware
and notions, 150, 6th
" John (Hourston Bros.), r. 339 McAllister
•• William (Hourston Bros.), r. 339 McAllister
Hourtane Annie, widow, r. 838^^, 18th
" Jeanne, domestic, 2400 Fillmore
" Peter, cook, r. Ill Bernard
House Artel L., upholsterer Alex Mackay &
Son, r. 624 O'Farrell
" Arthur L., cashier George D. Dornin, r.

2824b Sacramento
■' Charles G., telegraph operator, r. 317 Ellis
" Claudia Miss, stenographer, r. 921% Post
" Hattie M. Miss, r. 824 Powell
" Jennie W., widow, r. 921% Post
" Lucius T., printer, r. 317 Fulton
" of Mercy for Protection of Homeless Girls

NE cor Bryant and Rincon PI
" William, barber, 53, 5th, r. 434 Jessie
i!®=House. See Hause, Howes and Howse
Housefelth Mary, widow, r. 3204, 16th
Householders' Building and Loan Association,
Robert Husband president, S. R. Church
secretary, 307 Sansome, room 1
Housel William J., barber Abraham Levy, r.

823 Kearny
Houseman Fred H., salesman George W. Mc-
Near, r. 410 Post
" Harvey P., bartender Brown & Nicol, r.

2318% Larkin
" Margaret, widow, r. 2318% Larkin
4^Houseman. See Hausman, Hausmann and

Housman
Housen Modesta, widow, r. 224 Sanchez
Houser Emma A. Mrs., housekeeper, r. 1006 Clay
■' George, waiter, r. 8 Margaret Court
" Isaac L. (Houser, Levy & Co.. r. 1410 Ellis
Houser, Levy & Co. (Nathan L. Houser, Louis
B. Levy and Isaac L. Houser), proprie-
tors Columbian Coffee and Spice Co.,
112-114 Front
" Louis, real estate, r. 1410 Ellis
" Nathan L. (Houser, Levy & Co.), r. 1410
Ellis
*®~ Houser. See Hauser

Houseworth Frederick A., agent Penn Mutual
Life Ins. Co., r. 2019 Sacramento
" Harrison, accountant and insurance solici-
tor. 317 California and bookkeeper Ben
H. Lucke, r. 2019 Sacramento
" Thomas, r. 2019 Sacramento
Houshild Diedrich (John H. Holjes Co.), r. 398,

6th
Housle Alfred, jeweler Shreve & Co., r. 907 Union
Housley Edward C, expressman, r. 30 Prospect

Av
Housman Hattie B., widow, r. 416 Hyde
i3®" Housman. See Hausman, Hausmann and

Houseman
Housset Leon, manager Comptoir National
D'Escompte de Paris, 1
Paris, France

Houston Albert, clerk Del Monte Milling Co., r.
828 Haight
Albert, machinist, r. 315 Folsom
Albert J., student, r. 828 Haight
Augustine, salesman Blake, Moffttt &

Towne, r. 1107 Golden Gate Av
Belle E. Miss, roner Modern Laundry, r.

209%, 14th
Carrie M. Mrs. (Burkhardt & Houston), r.

108, 21st
Carter, foreman, r. 593 Shrader
Charles J., student, r. 593 Shrader
Edward, carpenter Harbor Commissioners,

r. Alameda
Edward, printer, r. 438, 14th
Emma, widow, r. 446 Natoma
Frank, salesman Stewart & Co., r. 433 Na-
toma
Frank H. Mrs., stenographer Christy &

Wise, r. 212 Powell
Frederick K., manager S. F. Branch. The
Owl Cigar Co., 121 Market, r. 1340 Hyde
Houston Isaac M., physician and surgeon, 104
Mason
James, shoemaker, 302, 19th, r. 2509 Mis-
sion
James T., printer Bulletin, r. 530 Geary
John, foreman H. N. Cook Belting Co., r.

446 Natoma
John, merchant, r. 339 McAllister
John, plumber, r. 438, 14th
John B., draughtsman Union I. Wks, r.

809% Valencia
Mary A. Miss, teacher Golden Gate Pri-
mary School, r. 1107 Golden Gate Av
Matthew, 2d steward str Columbia
Mattie P., widow, r. 2232 Broadway
Nina J. Miss, teacher Denman Grammar

School, r. 1107 Golden Gate Av
Philip M., waiter, r. 448 Jessie rear
Samuel W., stevedore, r. 2509 Mission
Thomas T., 1st asst. engineer str St. Paul,

r. 52 Silver
William, merchant, r. 339 McAllister
William G., clerk H. S. Crocker Co., r. 1107

Golden Gate Av
William R., gasfitter Universal Gas Sav-
ing Assn, r. 2509 Mission
William W., telegraph operator, r. 1523
Broadway
4®=Houston. See Heuston and Huston
Houtz John, cooper David Werner, r. 110 Berry
Hovalt Charles A., carpenter, r. 817% Larkin
Hove Thomas, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
*®'Hover. See Hoever

Hoverman William, gripman, r. 802 Central Av
Ho vert George H., shirt manufacturer, 312

Montgomery, r. 36 Ellis
Hovet Henry, painter, r. 504 Fell
Hovey Asatiel, merchant, r. 1720 Eddy
" Belle E., widow, r. 723, 22d
» C. E. & Co. (Charles E. Hovey), loan and

bond brokers, 405 Montgomery, room 4
" Charles E. (C. E. Hovey & Co.), r. Ala-
meda
" Chester L., real estate agent, 8 Mills Bldg,

2d floor, r. 2002 Broadway
" Edward, clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo

& Co., r. 204 Ellis
" Edward H., car inspector S. F. &. S. M.

Ry., r. 346, 4th
" Frederick W., clerk, r. 1409 Guerrero
" George D., painter, r. 1409 Guereero
" James, waiter str San Bias
" Jennie E., clerk R. G. Dun & Co., r. 1409

Guerrero
" Samuel D., real estate agent, 508 Cali-
fornia, r. 606 Sutter
" William T., r. 2715 Sacramento
How Joseph, driver J. Sanders, r. 219, 7th
Howard Albert C, broker, 101 St. Ann's Bldg, r.
Hotel St. Nicholas
" Amos F., r. 522 Eddy
Howard and Wilson Colony Co. (incorporated),
R. M.Wilson president, George H. How-
ard vice-president, F. M. Pickering sec-
retary, 523 Montgomery
" Andelucia Mrs., dressmaker, r. 825 Harri-
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Howard Andrew E., finisher Sterling Furniture
Co., r. 106 Sbotwell
Anna E., widow, r. 520 Noe
Bamford, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 706/2

Tennessee
Benjamin F., mate str Resolute, r. 233

Shotwell
Bridget, widow, r. 14 Allen
Carrie Miss, nurse City and County Hos-
pital
Charles, clerk, r. 21 Van Ness Av
Charles, laborer Union I. Wks, r. 706 Ten-
nessee
Charles, mechanic, r. 400 Bay
Charles, painter, r. 1130 Market
Charles, seaman, r. Vienna nr Silver
Charles, teamster, r. 901 Battery
Charles A. (Howard & Ritschy), r. I28/2,
7th
Howard Charles E., assistant manager San
Francisco Business College, 1236 Market,
r. 810 Ellis
" Charles M., teamster, r. 429 Grove
" Charles W., harness washer H. Foy & Co.
Howard Charles Webb, president Spring Val-
ley Water Works, 516 California, r. Pa-
cific-Union Club
" C. Harrold, president Revista Publishing
Co., 6 Mills Bldg, 3d fioor, r. 2735 Pine
Clarence A., printer Post, r. Alameda
Clarence O., r. 1016 Sacramento
Clifton, surveyor, r. 331b 18th
Cornelius, stevedore, r. 20 Roach
Denison L., machinist Union I. Wks, r. 825
Harrison

Howard E. A. & Co. (Edward A. Howard and
Frank K. Mottj, importers of carriage
materials and hardwood lumber, 29-31
Spear, telephone Red 641, Oakland
branch 651-655 Broadway
" Edward A. (E. A. Howard & Co.), r. Oak-
land
" Edward H., clerk delivery dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. 2511 Fillmore
" Edwin, news agent Occidental News Co.
" Ellen Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home
" Elmer, r. 621 Bush
" Emily Mrs., r. 522 Taylor
" Emma Mrs., dressmaking, 403 Mason
" Emma G. Miss, teacher Bernal Heights

Primary School, r. 120 Capp
" Frank P., operator Pac. Postal Tel. Cable

Co.
" Fred, wire mattress maker John Hoey, r.

530, 3d
" Fred C, with Norton, Teller & Roden, r.
2313 Howard
Howard Frederick P., assistant secretary
Spring Valley Water Works, r. 1333
Leavenworth
" F. Robert, clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r.

520 Noe
•' George, r. 109 Jessie
" George, laborer Vulcan Iron Wks, r.

Manning PI
" George, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
" George, teamster, r. 28 Sacramento
" George Mrs., actress, r. 727 Bush
Howard George B., commission broker,
Leidesdorff
" George B., entry clerk Goodyear Rubber

Co., r. 815 Howard
" George H., r. 818 Bush
" George H., architect, 238 Crocker Bldg, r.

2606 Pacific Av
" George H., conductor S. F. & S. M. Ry., r.
158 San Jose Av
Howard George W., manager A. A. Davis Mill-
ing Co., 421 California, telephone Main
538, r. Oakland
G. G., 2d steward str San Jose
Harry, bellman Bohemian Club, r. 1070

Howard
Homer L., motorman Market St. Ry., r.

3311/2, 18th
Horace P., clerk Western Sugar Refining

Co., r. 120 Capp
Horace Z., superintendent Oceanic Steam-
ship Co's. wharf, r. 120 Capp

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Howard House, John Burmeister proprietor, 311

Grant Av
" Irvine, r. 237 Hayes
" John, laborer, r. 10 Bryant Av
" John, teamster, r. 704 Sansome
" John, waiter Frederick Cook, r. 317, 4th
" John Jr., laborer, r. 10 Bryant Av
" John A., printer, r. 735 Harrison
Howard John L., president Cumberland Coal

Co., Alameda Sugar Co. and manager

Oregon Improvement Co., Pacific Coast

Railway Co. and Southern Oregon Co., 16

California, r. Oakland
" John W., superintendent American Type

Founders Co., r. Berkeley
" Joseph, clerk, r. 631 Stevenson
" Joseph, laborer, r. 19 Stockton PI
" Kate Miss, bookkeeper George D. Bunker,

r. 20 Buena Vista
Howard Kate I. Miss, physician, office and r.

1410 Larkin
" Lemuel, seaman, r. 126 Oregon
" Lizzie, widow, r. 818 Bush
" Lizzie, domestic, 939 Geary
" Lizzie Mrs., lodgings, 1050 Howard
" Lizzie Miss, shoefltter Lobenstein Bros.
" Louise B. Miss, teacher Fairmount Pri-
mary School, r. 20 Buena Vista
" Louise N. Mrs., teacher Girls High School,

r. 2735 Pine
" Maggie M. Miss, bookkeeper, r. 1045, 19th
" Margaret, widow, r. 20 Buena Vista
" Martin, helper Risdon I. and L. Wks, r.

520, 4th
" Martin, laborer, r. 530, 3d
" Martin J., coopor Cal. Barrel Co., r. 1108

Vermont
" Mary Mrs., r. 825 Harrison
" Mary M., widow, r. 2521 California
" M. F., cook Montgomery Hotel
" Michael, chiropodist, r. 348 Minna
" Michael, laborer, r. 10 Bryant Av
" Michael, laborer Kenny & McHugh, r. NE

cor 10th Av and Fulton
" Morton W., glove maker F. G. Conklin &

Co., r. 432 Valley
" Moses B., insurance, r. 432 Valley
" Myron B., special agent Northwestern Life

Assn., r. 134 McAllister
" Nathaniel, waiter, r. 248 Minna
" Noah F., painter, r. 24 Harriet
" Noah P., paper hanger, r. 34 Harriet
" Oliver M., clerk local freight ofQce S. P.

Co., r. 3405Octavia
" Oliver O. Jr., manager English Mountain

Gold Mines Co., 20 Crocker Bldg, r. The

Colonial
" Osgood B., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 28b

De Long Av
" Patrick, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

418 Texas
" Patrick, yardman W. G. Stafford & Co., r.

11 Minna
" Peter J., butcher C. W. Foster, r. 55 Na-

toma
Howard Presbyterian Church, Rev. F. R. Far-
rand pastor, SW cor Oak and Baker
" Richard T., mining, r. 309, 5th
" Robert, driver E. H. Pfaeffle & Co., r. 1803

Haight
" Robert G., r. 102 Freelon
" Squire J., carpenter, r. 825 Harrison
Howard Street Methodist Episcopal Church,

Rev. W. W. Case pastor. S s Howard bet

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and Folsom
" T. Mrs., r. 1310 Mason
" Thomas, barber, 6O214 Central Av
" Thomas, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. NE cor

Napa and Louisiana
Howard Thomas, wood carver, designer and

modeler. 213 Mission, r. East Oakland
" Thomas J., driver Cascade Laundry, r. 54

Erie
" Thomas P., clerk People's Express and

Transfer Co., r. 26 Minna
" Thomas T., hostler William E. Bridge, r. 6

Dodge
" Volney, with Brown, Craig & Co., r. 432

Valley
" William, bartender J. A. Moore, r. 235

Stevenson
" William, butcher Henry Dickerson, r. 1802

Market
" William, carpenter, 9th Av South nr G
" William, finisher Heywood Bros. & Co., r.

1059% Howard
Howard William H., capitalist, 523 Montgom-
ery, r. San Mateo
" William H., harness maker, r. 861 Folsom
" Zerah Y., clerk W. G. Stafford & Co., r. 120

Capp
" & Ritschy (Charles A. Howard and Valen-
tine Ritschy), barbers, 20, 7th
Howarth Conrad, carpenter Pac. and S. F. Box

Factory, r. 737 Harrison
" George W., plumber Henry William.son,

r. 1914 Grand Av
" Joseph, seaman, r. 4 Pringle Court
" Thomas, pattern maker Pelton Water

Wheel Co., r. Oakland
Howarth Thomas F., secretary Simonds Saw

Co., 31 Main, r. 29 Laurel
Howatt John A., block maker Le Gal & Os-

trander, r. 843, 17th
'i John B., boiler maker, r. 843, 17th
" William J., salesman Bowers Rubber Co.,

r. 843, 17th
4S=Howatt. See Howitt
Howden M. K. Mrs., widow, r. 1201 Laguna
Howe Albert M., accountant Risdon I. and L.

Wks. r. 1320 Washington
" Albion S., civil engineer, r. 1207 Octavia
" Andrew J., gardener, r. 4 Brosnan
" Anthony, carpenter, r. 108 Alabama
" Armiger, shoemaker, 46 Sacramento
" Catherine Mrs., dressmaker, r. 2521 Bry-
ant
" Charles A., salesman Hills Bros., r. 322,

27th
" Charles K., cashier S. F. Weeks Co.. r. 323

Scott
" Charles M., Christian scientist, r. 841 Post
'■ Daniel T., bartender Lincoln's Road House,

r. 229 Golden Golden Gate Av
" Edward, solicitor Union Box Factory, r.

Alameda
" Edward, superintendent Haight St. Branch

Market St. Ry., r. 417 Clayton
" Edward D., clerk A. F. Tenney Co.
" Edward K., solicitor Union Box Factory,

r. Alameda
" Edward K. Jr., clerk Simpson Lumber

Co., r. Alameda
" E. F. Mrs., artist, r. 1926 Market
" Emily S., widow, r. 1207 Octavia
" Emma S., widow, r. 323 Scott
" Erastus M., master mariner, r. 120 Fair

Oaks
" Frank, plumber, r. 108 Alabama

Howe Frank C, timekeeper Risdon I. and L.

Wks, r. 1033 Regent, Alameda
" Frederick E., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

35 Harriet
" George E., with Pacific Steam Whaling

Co., r. 1907i4 Devisadero

HOWE G. W.,

attorney and counsellor at law, advice
free, law offices, 850 Market cor Stock-
ton, rooms 7-8-9

Howe Harriet A., widow, r. 17 Trenton
" James, porter, r. 861 Market
" James E., druggist, 2333 Mission
" James H., manager Oratorio Society, 308

Post, r. Pacific-Union Club
" James T., bartender Israel G. Johnson, r.

122 Taylor
" John, molder, r. 27 Clarence PI
" John, shoemaker, r. SE cor cor Sanchez

and 29th
" John, stenographer, r. 152 Erie
" John C, printer, lithographer and en-
graver, 636 Clay and 641 Merchant, r. 1100

Green
" John L., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1633V^

Grove
" John N., compositor, r. 414 Golden Gate Av
" John M., photographic printer, 113 St.

Ann's Bldg, r. 1926 Market
" John W., shoefitter, r. SE cor Sanchez and

29th
" Kate, widow, r. 1725^4 Lexington Av
" Lowell, cigars and tobacco, NE cor 3d and

Howard, r. 319 Golden Gate Av
" Marie, actress, r. 1743V4 Mission
" Minnie Mrs., r. 6 Harriet
" Oliver, cutter Buckingham & Hecht, r. SE

cor 29th and Sanchez
" Parthenia F., widow, r. 322, 27th
■' Richard H., fireman Pac. Saw Mfg. Co., r.

560 Howard
" Richard P., stenographer Waterhouse &

Lester, r. Oakland
" Robert, seaman, r. 11 Welsh
" Robert C, clerk Insurance Company of

North America, r. 414 Golden Gate Av
" Robert F., shoemaker, r. Alabama nr Pre-

cita Av
" Russell B., clerk Pac. Mutual Life Ins.

Co., r. 414 Golden Gate Av
Howe Scale Company, E. D. Page manager, 12-

14 Pine
" Thomas G., boiler maker J. C. Lemmer

& Co., r. SE cor 29th and Sanchez
" Walter C., correspondent F. L. Sweany, r.

621 Bush
" William, bartender John C. Johnson, r. 319

Golden Gate Av
" William, engineer, r. 108 Alabama
" William, mate str Corona
" William, waiter, r. 4481/2, 3d
" William D., traveling salesman, r. 621 Bush
.^-Howe. See How and Howes
Howell Albert, bookkeeper San Jose Woolen

Mills Co., r. Golden Gate, Cal.
" Alfred, stonecutter, r. 20 Derby Pi
" Allan S., carpenter, r. 871 Market
" A Ivah H., driver, r. 215 Langton
" Arthur, cook G. Hink & Co., r. 207 Eddy
" Carrie, widow, dressmaker, r. 459 Minna
" Edward, marker La Grande Laundry, r.

1512 Howard
" Edward H., foreman mantel dept. W. W.

Montague & Co., r. 13*4 Union
" Ernest E., clerk A. B. McCreery, r. Oak-
land
" Evan, electrician, r. 416 Minna
" Evan J., molder Golden State and Miners'

Iron Wks, r. S\bH Howard
" Frank, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 706b

Army
" Harry G., traveling salesman A. P. Hotal-

ing & Co.
" Harry W., boots and shoes. 1808 Polk
" Hattie Mrs., lodgings, IOW2 Grant Av
" James, machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks, r.

823 Valencia
" James M., clerk, r. 1318 Grove

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HowellJolin J., marine engineer, r. 14041^4 Fol-
som
" Jolin R., superintendent Rapid Safety
Filter Co., r. 2607 Post
, " John S. (Osgood & Howell), r. 2934 Jack-
son
" John W., window dresser The Emporium
" Joseph, machinist Union I. Wks, r. 251

Michigan
" Joseph H., park policeman, r. 2208 Bush
•' J. R., cashier Baldwin & Hammond, 10

Montgomery
" J. W., special agent Mutual Life Ins. Co.

of New York, r. California Hotel
" Levitt, r. 6 Walnut Av
" Lizzie P., widow, r. 612, 21st
" Matthew Jr., traveling salesman Kempkey,

Gilham & Sawyer
" Matthias D., mining, r. 1212 Geary
" Otto, cook, r. 207 Eddy
" Peter, carpenter, r. 825 Kearny
•' Phillip, r. 130 Ellis
" Ralph B., clerk, r. 612, 21st
'• Thomas, r. 1611 Gough
" Thomas, foreman, r. 523 Folsom
" Thomas, tinner G. & E. Snook, r. 20 Derby PI
" Thomas J., r. 54 Erie
" Walter, r. 34 Prospect Av
" William, tile dealer, r. 36 Dame
" William F., oiler str Columbia
" William H., driver Alfred W. Morgenstern,

r. 52"4 Silver
" William J., machinist Rix Compressed Air

Machinery Co., r. 459 Minna
" William T., conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1334

Vallejo
" William. W., machinist, r. 16 Madison Av
Hower Fritz, groceries and liquors, 1423 Pacific,
r. 1425 Pacific
" S. E., engineer Ewell, Shafer & Co., r. 2652
Harrison
Howerton Edward B., deputy Assessor, r. 428a

Page
Howes Egbert S., plumbing, hardware and
stoves, 1625 Devisadero
" Enoch T.,r. 3019 Jackson
Howes George, proprietor Howes' Special De-
livery, 508 Jones
" Henry A., foreman J. W. Ferris, r. 1904

Market
" Henry A. Jr., carpenter, r. 13th Av South nr
Railroad Av
Howes Jataez, mining secretary, 214 Pine, rooms
55-58, r. 2325 Bush
" John, insurance agent, r. 751 Howard
" Laban H., salesman, r. IO371/2, 24th
" L. H. Mrs., varieties, 1037'^, 24th
" Maude C. Mrs., r. 1904 Market
" Robert H., conductor Cal. St. RR.. r. 1423

California
" Salina Mrs., r. 320 Mason
4@"Howes. See Hause and House
Howes' Special Delivery, George Howes pro-
prietor, 508 Jones, telephone East 547,
branch 15 Geary
Howey William A., teamster, r. 614, 7th
Howie Herbert P., carpenter, r. 180 Noe

" Mary J. Mrs., r. 112 Chattanooga
Howitt Henry Rev., literary^ editor Pacific

Churchman, r. 809 Polk
«3=Howitt. See Howatt
Howkins Alfred, carpenter, r. 915, 15th
«®"Howkins. See Hawkins
Howland Bendix, foreman, r. I214 Oak Grove Av
" Charles, driver Daniel C. Howland, r. 536
Munich
Charles E., contractor, r. 126 Ellis
Charles F., accountant H. S. Crocker Co.,

Charles J., purser str Santa Cruz, r. Oak-
land

Clarence A. (Howland & Lonergan),' 724
Market

Daniel C, expressman, SE cor Stockton
and Geary, r. 536 Munich

Edward, elevator operator Mills Bldg, r.
Oakland

Frank P., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.
Oakland

Howland George H., clerk Heynemann & Co.,
r. 314 Fillmore
Ina L. Miss, stenographer, r. 314 Fillmore
James E., master ship Invincible, 35

Steuart, r. 2106 Sutter ■
John, marine engineer, r. Hotel St. Nich-
olas
John S., gate keeper O. R. & N. Co., r. 1131

Polk
Le Mar C, collector, r. 1131 Polk
Leonora, widow, r. 1208 Lombard
Mary E., widow, r. 314 Fillmore
Peter B., brass finisher J. Roylance Brass

Wks, r. 301 Turk
Robert M. Mrs., widow, r. 1900 Devisadero
Stephen W., mining expert, r. 32^/4 Langton
Wesley P., billing clerk P. C. SS Co., r.

Oakland
William W., teamster Overland Freight

Transfer Co., r. 7801/2 Harrison
W. Penn, civil engineer, 221 Front, room 5,
r. 430 Bryant
Howland & Lonergan (Clarence A. Howland
and George M. Lonergan), proprietors
Imperial Photographic Studio, 724 Mar-
ket
Hewlett Frank, clerk W. P. Fuller & Co., r. Ala-
meda
" George, employee Hulse, Bradford & Co.,

r. Berkeley
" Michael, laundrvmanCity and County Hos-
pital
Howley James J., car driver, r. 186 Perry
" Patrick, laborer, r. 1105)4 Tennessee
>63~Howley. See Hawley
Howrey Frederick, cook, r. 281 Stevenson
Howrin Patrick, driver Sutter St. Ry., r. 12091/4

Bush
Howse Henry L., oil and gas stoves, 14 Mont-
gomery Av, r. 7 Montgomery Av
" Henry L. Jr., clerk Henry L. Howse, r. 7

Montgomery Av
" John R., type caster, r. 23d Av nr Point
Lobos Av
4c?~ Howse. See House and Howes
Howson George, horse trainer, r. 1819 Point
Lobos Av
" James W., student, r. 1819 Point Lobos Av
" Thomas, tanner Fred R. Cook, r. cor 18th
and Guerrero
Hoxie Silas, expressman, r. 208 Clara
Hoy Albert, r. 902 Kearny
" Mary, widow, r. 1314!4 Larkin rear
" Peter, watchmaker, r. 195 Hyde
-»- Hoy. See Hoey

Hoyer George, salesman, r. 827 Hampshire
" Jacob F. W., porter Wieland Bros., r. 1840

Howard
" Richard, r. 354 Minna
" William, porter, r. 1840 Howard
" William Jr., clerk Schweitzer & Co., r. 1840
Howard
HoyleJ. E. & Co. (John E. Hoyle and Waters
A. Bushnell), printers, 403 Market
" John E. (J. E. Hoyle & Co.), r. 648 Waller
" John E., teamster Forster, Little & Co., r.

2943 Howard
" Reuben, printer J. E. Hoyle & Co., r. 425
Fell
Hoyt Bert, r. 410 Hyde

" Charles T. Mrs., widow, r. 2502 Sutter
H03rt Edward, proprietor White Star Laundry,
cor 11th and Channel, main office vesti-
bule Chronicle Bldg, r. 2899 Jackson
" Eva H., widow, compositor Pac. Christian
Pub. Co.. r. 807A 17th

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Hojrt Fletcher S., mechanical dentist, 131 Post,

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Hoyt Frank B., notary public, 504 Battery, r.
915b Oak
" Frederic T., with The Realty Syndicate,

r. 512 Mason
" George E., machinist, r. 811, 23d
' ' Henry A. , salesman Winchester Repeating

Arms Co., r. Alameda
" James G., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1807-

Halght
" John G. (Swayne & Hoyt), r. Oakland
" Novelty Manufacturing Co., George D.

Mahone agent, 43 Phelan Bldg
" Oscar F., bookkeeper Gas Consumers' As-
sociation, r. SVi Scott
" W. Albert, carpenter, r. 2305 Mariposa
" W. D., clerk Standard Oil Co., r. 2733 Jack-
son
" William H., clerk J. A. Folger & Co., r.
Oakland
4®= Hoyt. See Hoitt
Hoyte Hereward, actor Grover's Alcazar Thea-

atre
Hoytema Mendel, drayman, r. 27051/4 Harrison
Hranuelli Guisto, porter Damjanovich & Vuko-

vich, r. 223^4 Jessie
Hromada Adolph, wholesale candy manufac-
turer, 222-224 Battery and 315-317 Sacra-
mento, r. 1128 Guerrero
Hrvatska Sloga (Slavo-Croation semi- weekly),
L. W. Piskulich editor and proprietor,
629 Washington
Huant Matilda J., widow, r. 522 Capp
Hub Tlie, Charles Keilus & Co. proprietors,
dealers in fine clothing, 202-206 Kearny
Hubacek Andrew, jeweler E. Hubacek, r. 823
York
" Edward, jeweler, 2439^4 Mission, r. 823 York
" Matthew, jeweler, r. 823 York
Hubachek Joseph H., pharmacist Fairmount

Pharmacy, r. 1411 Folsom
Hubacher John, engineer The Cal. Dry Dock Co.,

r. Hunter's Point
Hubash Joseph, manufacturing jeweler, 9 Har-

dieP]
Hubb Peter, milkman, r. 128 Welsh

" Peter, milkman, r. 1337 Natoma
Hubbard Adolphus S., secretary California His-
torical Society, 819 Market, r. 1912 Pierce
" Albert B., helper Charles Brown & Son, r.

301 Fillmore
" Alfred W., teamster, r. 1143^ Harrison
" Anna, widow, r. 1307 Green
Hubbard B. S., secretary The Union Litho-
graph Co., 316 Sacramento, r. Oakland
" E. A. & Co. (Eugene A. Hubbard), manu-
facturers' agents, 120 Sutter, room 9
" Edward T., bookkeeper, r. 1608 Baker
" E. H. Mrs., ladies hairdresser, 923 Market
" Eugene A. (E. A. Hubbard & Co.), r. Oak-
land
" Frank J., clerk, r. 1006 Larkin
•' Fannie V., widow, r. 2111 Hyde
" George, butcher, r. 361 Minna
" George, waiter William Scheubner, r. Ful-
ton nr 2d Av
" George A., dentist B. Beers, r. 2104 Bush
" George C, foreman Brown & Craddock, r.

Oakland
■' George M., clerk Hibernia Savings and

Loan Soc, r. 124 Tremont Av
" George W., vice-president Cauca "Valley
Development Co., 217 Sansome, r. Los
Angeles
■' Henry, painter, r. 363 Minna

Hubbard Henry, upholsterer, r. 1012 Bryant

" Henry C, carrier Chronicle, r. 1222 Golden
Gate Av

" Henry C, clerk S. P. Co., 613 Market, r.
Alameda

" Henry F., inspector U. S. Customs, r. ift
Oak

" House, Charles Raulet proprietoc, 139, 4th

" Jason C, superintendent Cauca Valley De-
velopment Co., 217 Sansome

" John D., student, r. 124 Tremont Av

" John M., r. 1307 Green

" Margaret, widow, r. 3024 Buchanan

" Michael, r. 1131 Harrison

" M. T., traveling salesman Tillmann & Ben-
del, r. Sacramento

" Norris, shipping clerk Union Litho. Co., r.
Oakland

" Robert, foreman, r. 1166 Bryant

" Sarah, r. 518 Van Ness Av

" W. A., cook, r. 829 Stevenson

" William, fireman, r. 245, 2d

" William, laborer, r. 226 Michigan

" William H. , teamsterWellman, Peck & Co. ,
r. 32 Chesley

" William W., insurance agent, r. 1364 Market
4®"Hubbard. See Hubbert and Huppert
Hubbell Frederick N., mining, r. 1451 McAllister
Hubbell George A., manager and secretary The
American Patriot and Patriot Publish-
ing Co., Academy of Sciences Bldg, 819
Market, room 7, r. 2241 Market

" George R., physician, r. 2339 Pine

" Harriet H. Mrs., physician, r. 2339 Pine

" H. C. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 826a Harrison

" Henry C, farmer, r. 826a Harrison

" Narcissa, widow, r. 1024 Bush

" Samuel T., cooper, 413 Drumm, r. 114Pacitic
Hubber James W., engineer, r. 330, 18th
Hubbert John, butcher, 514, 34th, r. 546, 23d

" John, machinist, r. 1131 Harrison

" Michael, marine fireman, r. 323Bryant

" Nathaniel T., butcher, r. 1133 Guerrero

" Wallace R., bartender Clay Markle, r. 530,
23d

" Walter K.. broom maker, r. 118 Alabama
Hubbs Charles H., attorney and counsellor at
law, 330 Pine, rooms 38-39, r. NW cor
Clement and 8th Av
Hubenthal Peter, r. 135 Hayes
Huber A. & Co. (Alfred Huber), watchmakers,
jewelers and opticians, 39, 3d

" Adam, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Huber Adolph (Huber Bros.), r. 234 Castro

" Adolph (Kister & Huber), r. San Jose Av
nr Ocean House Road

" Albert, clerk, r. 909 Kearny

" Albert, confectionery, 1308 Polk, r. 1348
Bush

" Alfred (A. Huber & Co.), r. 613a Shotwell

" Alfred J., porter Hartter, Hayes & Co., r.
1906/2 Polk

" Anna, widow, r. 1802 Market

" Anton, r. 811 Mission

" Barbara, widow, r. 610 Pine
Huber Brothers (Otto F. and Adolph). proprie-
tors California Hall and The California
Catering Co., 620 Bush

" Charles, blacksmith B. Graves & Co., r.
1009 Washington

" Charles, marble cutter, r. 113 Ivy Av

" Charles A., barber. 2007 Polk. r. 626A Her-
mann

" Edward A., manager estate of Charles H.
Mead, 526 Front, r. 932 Green

" Frank, engineer, 7 Market

HUBER FRANK,

manufacturer doors, sash and blinds,
563 Brannan, r. 113 Butte

Huber Frederick, proprietor Arion House, 13-15

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" Fritz, r. 13 Monroe
" Hans, seaman, r. 830 Battery
" Henry, butcher Henry G. Pfaeflle, r. 1839

Market
' ' George, waiter The Oberon, r. 13 Metcalfe PI
■' Herman, collector, r. 916, 15th
" John, hardware, 3123, 16th

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Huber John E., cutter Grennan Bros., r. 1906i/4

Polk
" Louis, laborer, ,r. 408 Capp
" Louis, waiter, r. 1528Folsoin
" Martin Jr., millhand Frank Huber, r. 113

Butte
" Mathias, teamster, r. 5325^ Linden Av
Huber Otto F. (Huber Bros.), r. S32 Castro
" Raymond, pressman Galloway Litho. Co.,

r. Alameda
" Theodore, liquors. Mission Road nr County

Line

HUBER VALENTINE,

musical director, 420 Eddy, telephone
East 681

Hubert Alfred, clerk Alexander Wallmann, r.
SW cor Ellis and Bourbin PI
Anton, brewer, r. 707 Mission
Charles, carpenter, r. 10 Union PI rear
Charles J., boiler maker, r. 1817 Market
Ellen, widow, r. 1817 Market
George W., salesman, r. 1817 Market
Joseph, laborer, r. 4 Fillmore
Pauline Mrs., proprietor Irving House, 568
Mission
Hubie G. A. Miss, nurse, r. 703 Polk
Hubinette Edward, window cleaner, r. 204!4

Eddy rear
Hubley Solomon F., foreman Charles M. Depew

Planing Mill Co., r. Oakland
Hubner Carl S., waiter Walter H. Blunden, r. 23
Taylor
" Conrad W., salesman Collins & Co., r. 721

Grove
" Louis, waiter George H. Richard, r. 1 Lou-
isa
4®=-Hubner. See Huebner
Hubsch Christina, widow, r. 11 Avery
Huchard August, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r.

2151/2, 6th
Huck Alexander, painter, r. 804 Valencia
" Frederick, metal roofer Forderer Cornice

Wks, r. 612 Filbert
" John P. M., clerk, r. 1247b 18th
" Richard, vinegar and pickles, 37 Commer-
cial, r. 612 Filbert
4®-Huck. See Hucks

Huckfeldt Henry, groceries and liquors, 1200
Howard, r. 1202 Howard
" J., laborer Enterprise Brewing Co., r. 1909
Harrison
Huckins Bruce, conductor, r. 3201 Geary
" Prank, M. D.. dentist I. G. Leek, 72414 Mar-
ket
" William P., chief engineer str Transit, r.
2205 Scott
Huckle Arthur, carpenter, r. 1818;^ Howard
Hucks Annie E. Miss, teacher Spring Valley
Grammar School, r. 711 Jones
" George A., r. 2139 Mission
" John G., photographer, 1228 Market, r. 2139
Mission
>«®- Hucks. See Huck

Huddart Frederick T., salesman Dunham, Car-

rigan & Hayden Co., r. 3000 Sacramento

" James M., manager Clatsop Mill Co., 40

California, r. Berkeley
" John H., clerk John W. Richards, r. Berke-
ley
" J. Townsend Mrs., widow, r. 3000 Sacra-
mento
Huddell Kate Mrs., r. 221^4 Isis
Huddleson George, janitor, r. 4 Auburn
Huddleston H. & Co. (Hugh Huddleston and
Isaac B. Owens), proprietors Great
American Importing Tea Co., 52-58 Mar-
ket
" Hugh (H. Huddleston & Co.), r. Palace
Hotel
Huddelston Matthew J., oanner, r. 19 Aileen Av
Huddy Henry, bricklayer, r. 15321^4 Eddy rear
" Jean Miss, teacher dancing, 6a Hyde, r. 6Vo

Hyde
" Mary, widow, r. 6V2 Hyde
" May Miss, teacher dancing, r. 61/2 Hyde
Hudelsou Benjamin F., president State Coun
cil American Protective Assn, 819 Mar-
ket, room 39-40, r. Oakland

Hudgin John D., r. IOI614 Larkin
Hudnall C. B. Mrs., widow, r. 634 Polk

" William D., salesman, r. 807 Leavenworth
Hudson A. B., porter, r. 1006 Clay

Alexander C, clerk, r. 825 Mission
Alexander F., cook, r. 128 Bernard
Alfred, blacksmith H. Crockard's Sons, r.

126 Church
Bay Consolidated Gold Mining Co., John
H. Sayre secretary, 405 Montgomery,
room 5
Charles, compositor Salvation Army, r.

1139 Market
Charles, tinsmith, r. 1415 Stockton
Charles E., bookkeeper, r. 39a Clinton Park
Charles H., waiter, r. 825 Mission
George, attorney at law, r. 226, 5th
George R.. solicitor, r. 34 Ellis
Harry H. , gas fitter S. F. Novelty and Plat-
ing Wks, r. 14 Turk
Henry C, laborer, r. 2104 Mason
Henry W., cutter Sam Meyer & Co., r. 200

Turk
Henry W., salesman J. Noonan, r. 2312 Pine
Horace R., journalist Chronicle, r. 1611

Washington
James, sailmaker, r. 316 Davis
James C, plumber, r. 319 O'Farrell
Jane J. Mrs., matron Hearst and Helping
Hand Free Kindergartens, r. 512 Union
John, r. 512 Union

John (Shrakkart & Hudson), r. 25i/4 Shotwell
John, laborer, r. 961% Bryant
John C, shoe cutter, r. 319 O'Farrell
John M., foreman Koons, Bosq & Co., r. 1107

Mason
John M., clerk, r. 1107 Mason
Joseph, butcher, r. 26i^ Clinton Park
L. W. Mrs., widow, r. 2121 Sacramento
Mary, widow, r. miYz Bryant
Mathew T., foreman Cal. Paint Co., r. 513

Potrero Av
Medical Institute, E. C. Auld manager,

5 Stockton
Millard F., clei-k Henry C. Campbell, r.

Oakland
Minnie A. Miss, dressmaking, 319 O'Farrell
Phineas, solicitor, r. 209 Grant Av
Hudson River Dyeing and Cleaning Works,
Hopke Bros. & Von Hagen proprietors,
ofBce 409 Sutter, branch 335, 24th, works
11 Fair Av
" Sophia, widow, r. 157i4 Clara
" Susan, widow, r. 739 Green
" Walter, r. 126 Church
" W. Clyde, upholsterer Bernhard Mattress

Co., r. 1020 Market
" William, billiard man The Oberon, r. 5 Hyde
" William J., machinist Union I. Wks, r. 319
O'Farrell
4®" Hudson, See Hutson
Hudspeath John, driver N. Gray & Co., r. 145, 12th

" John Mrs., furnished rooms, 145, 12th
Huebner Adolph, baker J. Lanzer, r. 2232 Mis-
sion
" Hugo, superintendent German Benevolent
Society Cemetery, r. 34th Av and Clement
" Louisa, widow, r. SE cor Hayes and Pierce
JSS^Huebner. See Hubner
Huebsch Charles H., lather, r. 316 Ivy Av
Huefner Otto C. (Huefner & Engelke), r. 1003
Washington
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Huegie Romar, bakery, 108 Hayes
Huehn Arthur, draughtsman, r. 2i Rausch
Huellmantel Bernhard, tailor, r. 213 Clara rear
Hue-Paris Victor, teacher music, 1347 Powell
Huepeden Henry, painter, r. 138 Lily Av
Hueppeden Charles (Hueppeden & Mueller), r.

920 Central Av
" Oscar (Hueppeden & Meyer), r. NW cor

Grove and Polk
" & Meyer (Oscar Hueppeden and Ernest

Meyer), groceries, NW cor Grove and

Polk
" & Mueller (Charles Hueppeden and Her-
mann Mueller), groceries and liquors,

2101 Golden Gate Av
Huerne Zelie Mme., widow, r. 15 Ford
Huested George R., clerk S. P. Co., r. 320 Ellis
'• Orson J., asst auditor Market St. Ry., r.

320 Ellis
i^" Huested. See Heusted and Husted
Hueter E. L. Glycerine Works. Ernest L. Hue-

ter proprietor, ofBce 22 Ellis, works SE

cor 23d and Kansas

HUETER ERNEST L.,

secretary and treasurer Bass-Hueter
Paint Co., and proprietor San Fran-
cisco Pioneer varnish Works, E. L.
Hueter Glycerine Works, and Califor-
nia Ink Co., ofilce 18-20-22 Ellis, tele-
phone Main 5525
Hueter Gustave A., druggist. 2737 Howard
" Louis E.. varnisher. r. 2312 Howard
" Louise, widow, r. 2312 Howard
Hueth John, proprietor The Mozart, 319 Ellis
Huether Sebastian, machinist, r. 22 Flood Av
Huff Charles C, secretary California Paint Co.,
22 Jessie, r. East Oakland
Christina, domestic, 1603 Van Ness Av
Edward C. (W. B. Huff & Co.), r. 2415

Green
Frederick, pantryman Young & Weisman,

r. 410 Minna
Frederick J., clerk, r. 824 Mission
George, painter, r. NW cor 2d and Folsom
John, r. 10 Williamson
John, elevator man, r. 102 Silver
Joseph, manager Mrs. M. B. Huff, r. 34th

off San Jose Av
Lou, widow, hair dresser, r. 1104 Market
Melissa B., widow, dairv. 34th off San Jose

Av ■

Norman P., carpenter, r. 1607 Grove
Sarah, widow, r. 605 Taylor
Walter R., salesman Pacific Shirt Co., r.
1629 Haves
Huff W. B. & Co. (William B. and Edward C.
Huff), real estate, insurance and house
brokers, 2405 California
" William B. (W. B. Huff & Co.), r. 2203 Web-
ster
" W. R., real estate, r. 675 Minna
4@=Huff. See Hough and Hoff
Huffman Charles H., capitalist, r. 2100 Broad-
way
" George L. conductor Presidio and Ferries

RR., r. 1134 Union
" Joseph E., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 14

Eugenia Av
" Samuel (Levy & Huffman), r. 8-9 Colum-
bian Bldg
" Samuel A., millinery, 1907 Fillmore
" William, conductor, r. 1134 Union
^8®" Huffman. See Hoffman and Hoffmann
HuSner Charles, seaman, r. 313^ Bryant
>^Huffner. See Huefner

Huf Schmidt Charles, agnt, r. 823 Post
" Frederick, capitalist, r. 823 Post
" George, traveling salesman D. L. Gump, r.

1242 Sacramento
" Henry, furniture, 1321 Market, r. Oakland
" Henry A., plumber, 623 Golden Gate Av
" Louis A., plumber, r. 623 Golden Gate Av
" Milton S., plumber, r. 623 Golden Gate Av
Hug Charles A., secretary J. D. Spreckels &

Bros. Co., office 327 Market, r. 1525 Sutter
" Henrietta, widow, r. 1525 Sutter
" Henry, butcher A. Brady, r. 215 Tehama
" John J., physician; 1009 Mission
Hugg Ellen M., widow, r. 1411 Clay
" Robert H., broker, r. 1411 Clay
Huggins Amos W. (A. L Hall & Son), r. Berke-
ley
" Bruce, conductor Geary St. Ry., r. 3201

Geary
" Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker, r. 619, 3d
" Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 619, 3d
Huggler Alfred, cook, r. 740 Broadway
Hughes Alexander, boiler maker Eureka Boiler

Wks, r. 9 Virginia Av
" Andrew, hostler Michael Conlon, r. 5 Hyde

Terrace
" Annie, widow, r. 413^ Oak
" Annie Miss, r. Our Lady's Home
" Arthur, pattern maker, r. 413!4 Oak
" Bernard, bookkeeper, r. 413^ Oak
" Bernard, teamster Magdalen Asylum
" Bernard, teamster Wm. F. Wilson, r. 1145

Turk
" Bernard C, laborer, r. 1818 Market
" Bernard P., laborer ,". 711 Banks
" Blanche E., widow, r. 1043, 20th
" Bridget, widow, r. 41 Tehama
" Bridget, widow, r. California Av opp

Montezuma
" Brothers (James J. and Henry), plumbers

and metal roofers, 505 Fell
" Byron, stableman, r. 1227 Turk
" C. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 520 Eddy
" Carrie, milliner, r. 23 Welsh
" Catherine, widow, r. 610 Geary
" C. F., ensign U. S. str Albatross
" Charles P., machinist Bay City Iron Wks,

r. 20914 Polk
" ConstantV., manager Renting Dept.O'Far-

rell & Co., r. Alameda
" Cornelius A., messenger U. S. Customs, r.

9a Miles PI
,, D., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill
" Daniel, electrician, r. 1504 Kentucky
" Daniel F., printer Abramson-Heunisch Co.,

r. 220, 7th
'• David, compositor, r. 418, 14th
" David, groceries and liquors, SE cor Capi-
tol and Broad
" David, mining, office 819 Market, room 45
" Edmond, engineer, r. 648 Howard
" Edward, driver City Transit Co., r. 411

Gough
" Edward, special officer U. S. Government,

r. 410 Bryant

HUGHES EDWARD C,

steam book and job printer, 511 San-
some, telephone Main 449, and Super-
visor Sixth Ward, r. 1321 Clay

Hughes Edward E., stage door keeper Califor-
nia Theatre, r. 1831 Green
" Edward F., conductor Sutter St. Ry., r. 1144
Sutter
Edward J., longshoreman, r. 142 Silver
Edward J., salesman Schussler Bros., r.

615 Laguna
Edward O., special agent Palatine Ins. Co.,

r. Denver
Ellen, widow, r. 40 Silver
Ellen Miss, clerk Gustave Fricke, r. 20

Stevenson Av
Ellis, carpenter, r. 110 Hyde
Emily N., widow, r. 19 Hampton PI
Eugene A. N., stock broker, 313 Montgom-
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Frances Mrs., nurse r. 12 Federal
Frances M. Mrs., r. 806 Bush
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Hughes Frank, machinist Risdon I. and L. Wks,

r. 41 Tehama
" Frank A., laster Buckingham & Hecht
" Frank I., painter, r. 2426i^ Bryant Av
" Frank P., salesman Raphael Weill & Co.,

r. 327 Fremont
" George, box maker Pac. and S. F. Box

Factory, r. 663 Howard
" George, cook J. U. Hastings, r. Oakland
" George, salesman L. Scatena & Co., r. 1715

" George, teamster, r. 1068 Howard

" George A., pattern maker Golden State

and Miners Iron Wks, r. 233 Chattanooga
" George W., printer C. A. Murdock & Co., r.

411 Duncan
" Gustav, iron worker, r. 126, 14th
" H. & Co. (Hugh Hughes), shipping and com-
mission, 123 California, rooms 3-4
" Harry, student, r. 1914 Lexington Av
" Harry M., traveling salesman, r. 1715Mason
" Henry (Hughes Bros.), r. 505^ Linden Av
" Hugh (H. Hughes & Co.), r. 922 Broadway
" Hugh J., laborer, r. 704i/^ Mission
" Humphrey, clerk J. A. Folger & Co., r. Oak-
land
" Humphrey, marine engineer, 9 Mission
" Isabella, laundress Am. Laundry, r. 3026i/^

Buchanan
" James, r. 781 Stevenson
" James, compositor, r. 323'/i Clementina
" James, harness maker, r. 995 Market
" James, laborer, r. 39 Minna
" James, laborer, r. Sadowa nr Plymouth Av
" James, porter, r. 421, 4th
" James, teamster Pac. Transfer Co., r. 356

Jessie
" James, teamster, r. 321 Natoma
Hughes James B., secretary Francis-Valentine

Co., 517 Clay, r. 1004 Hampshire
" James G., bookkeeper Pope Mfg. Co., r. 732

Powell
" James H., watchman, r. 411 Duncan
" James J. (Hughes Bros.), r. 615 Laguna
'• James V., physician, r. 123 Clipper
" Jane, widow, r. 702i/4 Harrison
" Jerome A., physician and surgeon, 502

Sutter
" Jesse P., clerk Home Mutual Ins. Co., r.

1230!4 Jessie
" John, r. 130 Erie

" John, bakery, 63, 4th, r. 507 Webster
" John, boiler maker Columbia Iron Wks, r.

323V4 Clementina
" John, butcher A. Jonas
" John, coachman, r. 1802 Polk
" John, driver Union Ice Co., r. 218 Stockton
" John, engineer, r. 41314 Oak
" John, engineer Palace Hotel, r. 2220 Mis-
sion
" John, expressman, SE cor Mission and 9th,

r. 2947 Mission
" John, laborer, r. 24 Geneva
" John, master bk Highland Light, office

54 Steuart
" John, salesman L. P. Degen, r. Oakland
" John, seaman, r. 503 Folsom
" John, 2d ofacer str Santa Cruz
" John, teamster McHugh & Sheerin, r. 3608

Clay
" John B., laborer, r. 705 Mission
" John C, r. 1239, 23d
Hughes John C, attorney at law and notary

public, 38-39 Mills Bldg, 5th floor, r. 509

Post
" John D., drayman McNab & Smith, r. 17A

Geneva
" John H., carpenter, r. 213c 22d
" John H., cashier German- American Ins.

Co., r. Oakland
" John H., foundryman, r. 1313 Sansome
" John J., boilermaker, r. 142 Silver
" John J., butcher Hammond & Brod, r. 112

Natoma
" John J., carpenter, r. 24261/4 Bryant
" John J., carrier postofilce, r. 33 Welsh
" John J., saddler Morton Special Delivery,

r. 808!4 Army
" John J., water tender, r. 41 Tehama

Hughes John P., r. 10 Ringold
■' John P., carpenter, r. 123 Clipper
" John W., r. 563 Minna
" John W., cashier Anton Sorich, r. 941

Haight
" John W., clerk Newman & Levinson, r. 110

Oak
" John W., engraver on wax, 612 Clay, r. 1230

Lombard
" Joseph, cement worker, r. 781 Stevenson
" Joseph, expressman, SW cor 9th and Mis-
sion, r. 919, 22d
" Joseph, paper folder, r. 520 Folsom
" Joseph, marine engineer, r. 803 Turk
" Joseph F., salesman Holm & Nathan, r.

2426 Bryant
" Joseph W., molder, 919, 22d
" Julia, widow, r. 23 Welsh
" Kate, widow, groceries, 18 Tehama
" Lizzie, widow, r. 418, 14th
" Louisa, dressmaker, r. 23 Welsh
" M. Mrs., widow, r. 779 Shrader
" Mabel Miss, medical student, r. 914 La-
guna
" Maggie Miss, dampener Modern Laundry,

r. 532 Mission
" Margaret, widow, r. 424% Grove
" Martin, metal roofer Hughes Bros., r. 505

Fell
" Mary, widow, r. 17 Rausch
" Mary, widow, r. 115 Grove
" Mary, widow, nurse, r. 1182!^ Harrison
" Mary Miss, r. 2OV2 Hawthorne
" Mary C, widow, r. 1501 Jones
" MaryK., groceries and liquors, 153 Silver
" Mary R. Miss, teacher piano, r. 2426% Bry-
ant Av
" Mattie, widow, r. 406 Mason
'• Michael, r. 112 Shipley
" Mic ael, laborer, r. 8% De Boom
" Michael, laborer, r. W s Folsom nr Precita

Av
" Michael F., laborer, r. 8 Ringold
" Michael B., shoemaker, 635 Geary
" Michael J., weigher, r. 761 Mission
" Owen, laborer, r. 12 Hawthorne
" Patrick, r. Gates nr Powhattan
" Patrick, r. Isabel nr Wolfe
" Patrick, laborer, r. 212, 1st
" Patrick, laborer, r. 781 Stevenson
" Patrick, laborer, r. 3213 Steiner
" Patrick, stableman Wm. Lock, r. 130 Erie
" Pearl Miss, stenographer Rinaldo Bros. &

Co., r. 411 Gough
" Philip, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 143

Silver
" R. C, r. 779 Shrader
" R. Clarence, generator operator S. F. Gas

Light Co., r. 1810 Union
" Richard, cook Collins & Wheeland
" Richard, driver Pac. Transfer Co., r. 32%

Lang ton
" Richard, paver, r. 3 Hermann
" Richard, seaman, r. 1837 Howard
" Richard J., clerk local freight ofllce S. P.

Co., r. 418, 14th
" Rienzi, proprietor Central Salt Water

Baths, 208, 3d, r. 1067 Mission
" Robert, lineman Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r.

2405 Larkin
" Rose R., widow, r. 3436% Bryant
" Samuel F., druggist, 400 Post, r. Hotel

Savoy
" Samuel M., compositor, r. 1914 Lexington

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" Stella, domestic, 1609% Turk

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Husrhes The, William S. Hughes proprietor,

214,3(1
" Thomas, baker John Hughes, r. Folsom nr

Russ
" Thomas, clerk J. A. Folger & Co., r. Oak-
land
" Thomas, hostler H. Foy & Co., r. 501 Sutter
" Thomas, laborer, r. 5 Vassar PI
" Thomas, laborer, r. 604 Napa
" Thomas, marine fireman, r. 521 Bryant
" Thomas, switchman, r. 650, 4th
" Thomas A., clerk freight auditor's dept. S.

P. Co., r. 336 Eddy
Hughes Thomas A., book and job printer, 659

Clay cor Kearny, r. 9 Virginia Av
" Thomas F., laborer, r. 102 Jefferson
" Thomas H., physician and surgeon, 771

Howard, r. 19 Hampton PI
" Thomas J., plumber, r. California Av opp

Montezuma
" Tobias G., insurance, r. 1304 Post
" W. H., architect, r. 207 Jones
" William, barber Charles N. Fleischman, r.

1,5th
" William, car driver, r. 39 Perry
" William, cutter Harpham & Jansen, r. 13

Lafayette
" William, master mariner, r. 1914 Lexing-
ton Av
" William, miner, r. 233 Chattanooga
" William, porter Palace Hotel, r. 613 Fol-
som
" William, teamster, r. 407V2 Harrison
" William, watchman C. S. Laumeister, r.

253/2, 3d
" William Jr., machinist, r. 13 Lafayette
" William Jr., porter Wells, Fargo & Co.. r.

1914 Lexington Av
" William D., boatman Paul Boyton Chute

Co., r. 9 Virginia Av
" William G., r. 422, 2d
" William G., teamster, r. 23 Welsh
" William H., foreman Washburn & Moen

Mfg Co., r. 3012 Larkin
" William H., liquors and lodgings, 765

Howard
" William J., salesman Western Meat Co., r.

907 Folsom
" William J. , saloon keeper, r. 52 Clinton Park
" William J., shoe finisher G. M. Kutz& Co.,

r. 917, 23d
" William L., laborer, r. 161 Silver
" William P., collector Post Ofttce, r. 1031^4

Natoma
Hughes ■WlUlam S., proprietor The Hughes, 214,

3d
4®*Hughes. See Hewes and Huhs
Hughson William A., stableman Wright F. Kel-

sey, r. 29 Hardy
" William L. (Hughson & Merton), r. 15 Tre-

mont Av
" & Merton (William L. Hughson and Louis

B. Merton), manufacturers' agents, 109

California, room 17
Hughston George, contractor, r. 28 Caroline
Hugill Ashton C, manager San Francisco

Photo Engraving Co., 518 Sacramento, r.

1715 Clay
Hugli Arthur, driver Willey Bros., r. Tara nr

San Jose Road
Hugot Amy, widow, r. 557 Minna

" Victor, r. 557 Minna
Huguenin Adolph, watchmaker Shreve & Co., r.

611 Octavia
" Julius C. watchmaker and jeweler, 413

Kearny, r. 380 Guerrero

Hugues Henri, insurance broker, 238 Kearny,
room 2

" Leon, stevedore, r. Douglass nr 21st
Huhs Gustave, molder Vulcan Iron Wks., r. 126
14th

" Louis, coremaker Occidental Foundry, r.
219 Webster
Huie Edward M., clerk W. R. Grace & Co., r.
2910 Jackson

" George W., clerk, r. 2910 Jackson
Huie Robert B., sub-manager W. R. Grace &
Co., and Consul Peru, 203 California, r.
2910 Jackson

" Sarah E., widow, r. 2910 Jackson

" William H.T., cashier E. L. G. Steele &
Co., r. 2910 Jackson
Huillade August, bakery, 15th Av South bet N

andP
Huke Charles, foreman Abner Doble Co., r. 51

Tehama
Hulbert Claude C, shoe cutter Porter, Slessin-

ger & Co., r. 1228 Hampshire
40- Hulbert. See Hurlbert
Huie Henry, wireworker, r. 2615 Leavenworth
Huling Thomas R., porter Le Count Bros., r.

1128'^ Howard
Hull Andrew C, teamster Teele & Co., r. 1126^^
Golden Gate Av

" Arvilla, widow, r. 347, 5th Av

" Charles, painter Swan & Stein, r. 1220 Fol-
som

" Chester C, clerk Charles C. Pennell & Co.,
r. 331 Turk

" Clinton T., clerk Post Offlce, r. Berkeley

" Frank, agent, r. Hotel St. Nicholas

" Frank R., shipping clerk Smiths' Cash
Store, r. Berkeley

" George L., clerk Teele k, Co., r. 2725 Pine

" Henry N., tailor, r. 417 Ridley

" Henry W., collector O. F. von Rhein & Co.,
r. 213a Valencia

" Ida A. Mrs., teacher Chinese M. E. Mis-
sion House, r. 916 Washington

" J. C, carpenter, r. 1335 Folsom

" J. J., salesman Am. Tobacco Co., r. Berke-
ley

" John W., salesman H. Liebes & Co., r.
2409a Folsom

" John, laborer Bissinger & Co., r. 21 San
Bruno Av

" John v., carpenter, 837 Geary, r. Berke-
ley

" J. Porterfleld, interne City and County
Hospital

" Veda Miss, dressmaker Abby E. Richard-
son, r. 4091/4, 3d

" William C, wood engraver, 527 Sacra-
mento, r. Berkeley

" W. J., hide dealer, r. San Bruno Hotel
Hullin Nicholas, trackman Sutter St. Ry, r. 1310

Baker
Hulling Dominick, barber Charles N. Fleisch-
man, r. 334 Bush

" James A., porter, r. 229, 9th Av
Hulme Arthur, painter, r. 823 Church

" Charles A. (Hulme & Hart), r. 1437 Golden
Gate Av

" Edwin P. (Hulme & Hart), r. SE cor Golden
Gate Av and Pierce

" Eliza J. Mrs., r. 1437 Golden Gate Av

HULME & HART

(Edwin P. and Charles A. Hulme and
Arthur H. Price), wool, grain and
general commission merchants, 8-10
Davis

Hulse Benjamin B. (Hink & Hulse) r. 122Vi Rid-
ley

" , Bradford & Co. (David A. Hulse and Wal-
lace Bradford), upholstery goods, 760
Mission

" Charles L., salesman Hulse, Bradford &
Co., r. 120 Cumberland

" David A. (Hulse, Bradford & Co.), r. 815
Church

" Lurena Mrs., r. 7 Montgomery Av

" Norton C, packer Sterling Furniture Co.,
r. 1215 Mission

" Samuel D., r. 12314 Ridley

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Hulseberg George, laborer, r. Sagamore nr Ply-
moutli Av
" Henry, clerk, r. 529 Linden Av
Hulsman Albert, carpenter, r. 454^^ Tehama

" Fred, electrician, r. 20 Chenery
Hulsmann Frederick H., liquors, 241 King, r. 332

27th
Hult Christina, domestic, 902 Steiner
" Clarence A., bookkeeper Ben J. Schmidt &

Co., r. 1720 Leavenworth
" David R., shoefitter P. F. McNulty, r. 1720

Leavenworth
" John G., draughtsman engineering dept.

S. P. Co., r. 1720 Leavenworth
" Julius A., r. 1720 Leavenworth
" Sophia, widow, r. 1720 Leavenworth
Hultberg Frank L., dentist, Y. M. C. A. Bldg,

hours 10 a. m. to 5 p. m., r. 1224 Page
Hulten August, tailor, 523 Pacific, r. 4381/4.

14th
Hulthen John J., massage, 1007 Market
Hultin Alma, domestic, 1814 Pacific Av
" Caroline, widow, r. Aztec nr California Av
" Peter G., tailor, r. 705F Stockton
Hulting Frederick B., druggist, NW cor 3d and
Howard, telephone Main 1211, r. 219 Do-
lores
Hultqui St Oscar, tailor Bullock & Jones Co., r.

631 Stevenson
Human Nature (monthly), Allen Haddock editor

and proprietor, 1016 Market
Humbert George, conductor Market St. Ry., r.
20 Locust Av
" Louis, barber, 102, 5th, r.~324 Tehama
" William E., clerk William Hoelscher &
Co., r. 14 William
Humboldt Building and Loan Association,
Henry Geilfuss president, Rudolph Mohr
secretary, 39 Flood Bldg
" Hall, SE cor Mission and Erie
" Hotel, Fred Eggers proprietor, 233-235, 15th
" House, Renner & Reles proprietors, 1309

Stockton
" Kennels, Cutten& Rowell proprietors, 3418

Sacramento, ofQce 16-17 Centre Market
" Land and Cattle Co. (Eureka Co.. Nev.),
Robert R. Grays n secretary, 331 Pine,
room 20
" Lumber Manufacturers' Association, Geo.
D. Gray agent, ,34 Luning Bldg
Humboldt Lumber MUl Co. (Korbel, Humboldt
Co.), F. Korbel & Bros, proprietors, main
ofBce 723 Bryant, yard 649 Bryant
" Mill and Mining Co., Louis Metzger presi-
dent, 35 New Montgomery
Humboldt Mineral Water Co., Stephen Jack-
son general agent, 40, 3d
Humboldt Primary School, Miss Mary A.
Castelhun prinicpal, N s Golden Gate
Av bet Leavenworth and Hyde
Humboldt Savings and Loan Society, Adolph
C. Weber president, W. J. Lowry vice-
president, Ernest Brand secretary, 18
Geary
'• Steamship Co., M. Kalish & Co., agents, 400
Front
Humboldt Warehouses, Haslett & Bailey pro-
prietors, 150-190 Bryant, office 180 Bryant,
telephone Main 1914
" Wharf, Spear bet Folsom and Harrison
Humburg August F., musician, r. 103 Congo
" Frederick, foreman I. L. Solomon & Co., r.
71 Natoma
J9S"Humburg. See Humberg
Hume Canning and Trading Co., R. D. Hume
president, Charles S. Winsor secretary,
office 318 California, room 11
" George, steward str Corona, r. 613 Powell
" George W. (George W. Hume & Co.) and
president Hume Packing Co. and Carqui-
nez Packing Co., 122 Davis, r. Piedmont
Hume George W. & Co. (George W. Hume and
JayDeming), salmon packers and com-
mission merchants, 132 Davis
" H. D., r. Hotel Pleasanton
" Henry C.,r. 362, 3d
Hume Hugh, publisher and proprietor Evening
Post, NE cor Kearny and Bush, r. Bel-
vedere

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Hume James B., special officer Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. Lorin

" Joseph, real estate, 19 Montgomery, r.
Berkeley

" Myron, real estate agent, 3-5 Mills Bldg,
2d floor

" Packing Co., George W. Hume president.
Jay Deming secretary, salmon packers,
office 122 Davis, cannery, Alaska
Hume R. D. & Co. (Robert D. Hume and Charles
S. Winsor), salmon packers and commis-
sion merchants, 318 California, room 11

" Robert, cement layer, r. 822 Alvarado
Hume Robert D. (R. D. Hume & Co.), and presi-
dent Klamath Packing and Trading Co.,
Hume Canning and Trading Co. and Del
Norte Commercial Co., 318 California,
room 11, r. Oregon

" Thomas J., salesman Charles G. Leist &
Co., r. 822 Alvaiado
Humke George W., cabinet maker, r. 11 Hen-
rietta Square
Hummel Frederick, butcher, 330, 6th r. 432 Clem-
entina

" George, engineer, r. 537, 5th

" George B., plumber, r. 109 Minna

" George H., machinist, r. 537, 5th

" George W., bookkeeper Cushing-Wetmore
Co., r. 107, 5th

" John, liquors, 537, 5th

" Matthew G. (Shoemaker & Co.), r. 18301/4
Union
Hummeltenburg Monroe, foreman machinist
Golden State and Miners I. Wks., r. 1933
San Carlos Av

" William, machinist Golden State and
Miners I. Wks, r. 1933 San Carlos Av
Hummers ton Frederick H., draughtsman Sur-
veyor's office, r. 432 Sanchez
Humperdinck Paul , groceries and liquors, 765

Folsom
Humphrey C. F. (Yerex, Humphrey & Hollis-
ter), attorney at law, 719-720 Spreckels
Bldg, r. 1434 Washington

" David, miner, r. 2614 Garden

HUMPHREY EDGAR C,

real estate, 57 Crocker Bldg., 4th floor,
telephone Main 5311, r. college Ter-
race, Stanford University

Humphrey Edward, porter H. Levi & Co., r. 141

Main
Emma Miss, r. 109 Perry
George L., passenger agent Chicago & Al-
ton RR., 628 Market, r. 37 Hill
James, insurance, r. 516;^ Geary
James A., clerk, r. 516i/^ Geary
John, clerk C. J. O'Donnell & Co., r. 209

Leidesdorff
John H., student, r. 5I614 Geary
Omar J., superintendent cannery Pacific

Steam Whaling Co., 30 California, r.

Alameda
R. W. Mrs., widow, r. 37 Hill
Thomas M. (C. F. Weber & Co.), r. 126 Athol

Av, East Oakland
William F., attorney at law, 4 Sutter, room

20, r. 5161/4 Geary
William H., attorney at law, 5 Mills Bldg,

5th floor, r. California Hotel
Humphreys Alexander, flreman S. P. Co., r. 14a

Rausch
" Arthur, painter, r. 322, 5th
" David, laborer, r. 1513 Kansas
" E. A. Mrs., hairdresser and wigmaker,

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Humphreys Evan G., tailor H. S. Bridge & Co.,
r. 1722 Folsom
" George, carpenter, 925 Mission
" George, plumber, r. 45 Sanchez
■' H. E., actor Morosco's Grand Opera House,

r. 419 Hyde
" James, picture-frame maker Morris & Ken-
nedy, r. 22»4 Franklin
" James E., laborer, r. 745 Noe
" James F., clerk, r. 1018 Hyde
" James H., civil engineer Chief Quarter-
master's Dept. of California, r. 806 Oak
" John C, clerk, r. 1018 Hyde
" John T., attorney at law, 723 Spreckels

Bldg, r. 333 Turk
" Joseph J., clerk, r. 1018 Hyde
" Mortimer, pileman Harbor Commissioners
'< Thomas, laborer Judson Mfg Co., r. I414

Rausch .
" William, butcher G. E. Adams, r. 2734, 16th
" William, teamster J. H. Kruse, r. 221 Shot-
well
" William L,., clerk, r. 1018 Hyde
" William L,., fireman, r. 14^4 Rausch
" William P., civil engineer and surveyor,

89 Montgomery Block, r. 816 Chestnut
" William P. Jr., law student Bishop &
Wheeler, r. 816 Chestnut
Humpris Albert (Walker & Humpris), r. 871

Market
Hund Frederick, barber, 406 Devisadero, r. 622

Broderick
Hund Frederick J., physician and surgeon,
office and r. 759 Folsom, hours 1 to 3 and
7to 8 p. m., telephone Main 5636
Hund Otto H., physician and surgeon, ofQce

716 Howard, r. 1634 Golden Gate Av
Hundemer William (Kummerlander & Hunde-

mer), r. 9O81/2 Post
Hundermar Herman, engineer Yolo Mills, r.

1210 Treat Av
Hundesser Charles, insurance broker, 221 San-
some, r. 1119 Geary
" Otto & Co. (Otto W. C. Hundesser), insur-
ance, 221 Sansome
" Otto W. C. (Otto Hundesser & Co.), r. 1119
Geary
Hundley John O., asst. weigh clerk U. S.
Mint, r. 710 Geary
" Kate T. Miss, cashier Wakelee & Co., r.
930 Sutter
Hundrup John P., cutter Meyer Bros., r. 109

Perry
Hundt JohnH., bartender J. H. Medau, r. 911
Treat Av
" Marie Miss, groceries, 904Capp, r. 906 Capp
" Reinhold, laborer, r. Goettingen nr Silver
Av
Hunecke Frederick, carpenter, r. 2308^-4 Taylor
" Henry, fireman S. F. Stock Brewery, r.
23081^ Taylor
«®" Hunecke. See Hunicke
Hungarian Society, 121 Post, rooms 9-10
Hunger Cornelius C, bookkeeper, r. 1231 Mission
" Joseph, cellarman Cal. Wine Assn., r. 21
Everett
Hungerford Austin N., clerk Davidson & Leigh,
r. Sausalito
" Jennie I. Mrs., r. 103 Larkin
Huni Sophie Mrs., dressmaking, 418 Powell
Hunicke J. Otto, illustrator, r. 843 Devisadero
4®=" Hunicke. See Hunecke
Huning Carl, groceries, NW cor O'Farrell and

Devisadero
Hunken Henry, millhand Deming-Palmer Mill-
ing Co., r. 725c 24th rear

Hunken Mary C, widow, r. 2714 McAllister
Hunkin Samuel J., physician. 919 Sutter
Hunkler Bertha, domestic, 1820 Pacific Av
Hunn Bernard, butcher Alber & Wachter, r. 247,
.3d
" Robert E., bricklayer, r. 700 Willow Av
" Robert E. Jr., teamster, r. 700 Willow Av
" Sidney, bagmaker, r. 700 Willow Av
Hunner Maria Mrs., r. 120 Ivy Av
Hunnewell William B., bookkeeper California

Hotel, r. 617 Bush
Hunsaker Ellis B., real estate agent, 646 Mar-
ket, r. 206 Eddy

HUNSAKER H. W., M. D.,

physician, surgeon, oculist and aurist,
oflace and r. 114 Geary, hours 12 m. to
4 p. m., and 7 to 8 p. m., telephone
Main 5654

Hunsaker J. W., salesman Roth, Blum & Co., r.
447 McAllister
" Lawrence, stenographer, r. 447 McAllis-
ter
Hunsinger Sarah A., widow, r. 739 Guerrero
Hunt Aaron B., attorney at law, 504 Kearny,
room 5, r. Alameda
" Andrew H. (Hasson & Hunt), r. Hotel

Savoy
" Andrew T., stone cutter John D. McGil-

vray & Co., r. 430 Bryant
" Annie E. (Hunt & Co.), r. 1144 Valencia
" Archibald, waiter, r. 1006 Clay
" Brothers Fruit Packing Co. (Santa Rosa),
canned goods, Holcombe Bros, agents,
116 California, room 1
" Cabel R., teamster Monroe Barnet, r. 14%

Sheridan
" Caroline L. Miss, teacher Girls' High

School, r. 1522 Vallejo
" Charles E., machine hand Rosenthal, Feder

& Co., r. 527 Alvarado
" Charles F., accountant London, Paris and

American Bank, r. 2416 Pine
" Charles Wendell, cashier Kilgarif & Beav-
er, r. 710 Mason
" Charlotte F. Miss, teacher Irving Primary

School, r. 1821 Broadway
■' Clarence, r. 1720 Leavenworth
' ' Clarence M. , traveling salesman Wakefield

Rattan Co., r. Berkeley
" Dennis D., druggist, r. 719 Cole
" Edward A., bicycles, 1318 Van Ness Av, r.

1130 Pine
" Edward A., packer General Electric Co.
" Edward J., pictures and frames, 1411 Polk,

r. 1615 Sacramento
" Edward L., cashier Miller, Sloss & Scott,

r. 1189 Noe
" Elizabeth, r. Old Peoples' Home
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 552J£ Natoma
" Elizabeth G., widow, r. 430, 14th
" Ella E., widow, r. 2015 Leavenworth
" Elmer, entry clerk Sherman, Clay & Co., r.

Oakland
" Emma E., widow, r. 1332 Page
" Emma L., widow, r. 1715 Geary
" E. Smith, salesman F. Toplitz& Co., r. San

Mateo
" Eugene W., superintendent of hatchery,
Lake Tahoe, Cal., State Board of Fish
Commissioners, 78 Flood Bldg, r. Lake
Tahoe
Fannie, widow, r. 1521 Larkin
F. K., pay yeoman U. S. str. Albatross
Franklin P., carriage painter O'Brien &

Sons, r. 1612 Hayes
Frederick, paver, r. 68 Brady
Frederick J., shipping master, 506 Battery,

r. 1028 Union
George, oiler str Belgic
George E., city agent Union Mutual Life

Ins. Co., r. 417 Larkin
George H., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
George H., insurance, loans, and coal, 210

Sansome, r. 1240 Eddy
George J., patternmaker Reed & Cleve, r.

12 Essex
George P., r. Old Peoples' Home
George W., r. Old Peoples' Home

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Hunt George W., salesman W. W. Montague &
Co., r. Golden Gate,Cal.
" Gustav,. draughtsman, r. 1720 Leavenworth
" Henry B., clerk Hawley Bros. Hardware

Co., r. Alameda
" Henry B. Mrs., widow, r. 1715 Geary
" Henry H., bartender, r. 911 Treat Av
" Herbert H., machinist, r. 209 Capp
" Hubert E., journalist Chronicle, r. 531 Post
" J., waiter Cardall & Marston
" James, calker, r. 95 Steuart
" James, laborer, r. SE corTilden and South

Broderick
" James, teamster William Little, r. 309

Elizabeth
" James S., operator W. IT. Tel. Co., r. 607

Sutter
" John, laborer, r. 1711 Mason
" John, proofreader, r. 1838 Grove
Hunt John Jr., judge Superior Court Depart-
ment 5, New City Hall, 3d floor, r. 1703

Octavia
" John H., asst. secretary Sutter St. Ry., r.

2814 Bush
" John M., cook Jacobson & Peterson, r. 41

Tehama
" Julius A., r. 1720 Leavenworth
" Lewis, with Crocker- Langley S. F. Direc-
tory, 219 Bush
" Loom and Fabric Co. The, Samuel J. Hendy

president, Raoul A. Auzerais secretary,

oflQce'504 Kearny, room 10
" Major C, purchasing agent Pac. Postal

Tel. Cable Co., r. 9 Powell
" Mark, clerk, r. 1522 Guerrero
" Mary, widow, r. 45 Langton
" Mary F., widow, r. 1189 Noe
" Mary J., widow, r. 434 Fulton
" Maud E. Mrs, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" Michael J., traveling salesman Dallemand

&Co.
" Minnie E., widow, r. 322, 3d
Hunt Portland C, business manager Dr. F. L.

Sweany, 737 Market
" Robert L., clerk Simpson Lumber Co., r. 95

Steuart
" Rudolph D., shoefltter, r. 1720 Leavenworth
" Samuel R., plumber Frank H. Mills, r. 12

Perry
" Sarah L., school teacher, r. 1821 Broadway
" Simon, liquors, 156 Steuart
" Sophie, widow, r. 1720 Leavenworth
" T. E., physician, r. 311 Taylor
" Thomas, laborer, r. 747 Howard
" Thomas, laborer, r. 1711 Mason
" Timothy R. (Hunt & Co.), r. 1144 Valencia
" "Walter, machinist Krogh Mfg. Co., r. 1515

Jackson
" Warren E., clerk J. H. Cain & Co., r. 1605

Jones
" WillW., shipping clerk Edwin Mohrig, r.

209 Turk
" William, drayman, r. 165 Silver
" William, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,

r. 537 Howard
" William B., agent, r. 917a Hayes
" William B., bookkeeper and cashier W. G.

Stafford & Co., r. 506b Hayes
" William B., molder, r. 311, 7th
" William H., electrician Mutual Electric

Light Co., r. 719 Cole
' < William H. , porter Henry Doyle & Co. , r. 213

Clement
Hunt William L., secretary Golden Gate Com-
pressed Yeast Co., 1420 Pine
" William P., gripman Market St. Ry., r.

1711 Mason
" &Co. (Timothy R. and Annie E. Hunt),

boots and shoes, 1146 Valencia
Hunt:& Eaton (N. Y.), publishers, John D. Ham-
mond agent, 1037 Market
4^-Hunt. See Hundt
Hunteman Hannah, widow, r. 1719 San Carlos

Av
Huntemann Chris & Co. (Christopher Hunte-

mann and Henry Wellmann), wines and

liquors, 801 Kearny
" Christopher (Chris Huntemann & Co.), r.

1617 Dupont

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ARTISTIC DESIGHS.

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Huntemann Christopher J., clerk, r. 1617 Dupont
" Dietrich, plasterer, r. 307 Fulton
" Richard A., butcher, 421 Turk
>6®= Huntemann. See Huntmann
Hunter A. C, canmaker, r. 959 Folsom
" Albert D., r. 1512 Franklin
" Andrew J., real estate, r. QlOy^ Polk
" Arnold, clerk Yokohama Specie Bank, r.

Oakland
" Benjamin C, furniture, 1515 Polk, r. 1515!4

Polk
" Benjamin R., molder Schrader & Co., r. 308

Capp
" Charles, cook, r. 221 Tehama
" Charles L., stableman South & Burton, r.

2036 Bryant
" Daniel, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
Hunter David, agent Calvert Lithographing and

Engraving Co. (of Detroit, Mich.), 207

Battery, room 21
" Edward, boxmaker, r. 210 Broad
" Edward, laborer, r. 1327 Sansome
" Edwin M., clerk Joseph Hutchinson, r.

Alameda
" Eli M., carpenter, r. 17^ Clinton Park
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 225 Perry rear
" Emma, widow, midwife, r. 3430b 16th
" Eva Mrs., r. 728 Howard
" Frank L., painter, r. 210 Broad
" Frank L., special agent London Assurance

Corporation, r. 1216 Washington
" Frederick H., salesman Cox Seed and

Plant Co., r. 1211 Octavia
" Frederick L., clerk Pac. Mutual Life Ins.

Co., r. 1714 Clinton Park
" George, bartender Bella Union Theatre, r.

1237 Stockton
" George, physician, r. 203 Turk
" George, seaman, r. 419 East North
" George, stevedore, r. 505 Natoma
" George Jr., pressman, r. 505 Natoma
" George E., machinist Joshua Hendy Ma-
chine Wks, r. 742, 22d
" Gervaise, r. 210 Broad
" Henry, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1608

Turk
" Henry, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
" Henry A., compositor, r. 10 Geary Court
" Henry H., machinist, r. 1512 Franklin
" Henry J., die hardener U. S. Mint, r. Ala-
meda
" Henry L., teamster Albion Ale and Porter

Brewery, r. 9th Av nr G
" Hugh, laborer, r. 6 Welsh
" James, blacksmith, r. 16 Hopeton Terrace
" James, cook Mrs. M. Richardson, r. NE cor

6th Av and Fulton
" James, gauger, 323 Front, r. Alameda
" James, tinner, r. 225 Perry rear
" James C, master mariner, 9 Mission, r.

Alameda
" James H., stevedore, r. 1304 Montgomery

rear
" Jean Mrs., r. 1512 Franklin
" Joan N. G., widow, r. 903 Van Ness Av
" John, r. 210 Broad
" John, bookkeeper Brode & Clark Iron Wks,

r. Berkeley
" John, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.

746, 23d
" John, teamster, r. 737, 17th
" John C, advertising agent, r. 534M Linden

Av
" John C, machinist, r. 742, 22d
" John D., clerk U. S. Naval Officer, r. Oak-
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Hunter John J., clerk Richards & Co., r. 1067
Mission

" John J., salesman, r. 29 South Park
Hunter John v., capitalist, 303 Montgomery, r.
Hotel St. Nicholas

" Joseph, pressman Valleau & Peterson, r.
21 Valparaiso

" Joseph, seaman, r. 32 Sacramento

" Joseph B., smelter, r. 131, 1st

" Katherine A., widow, janitress Cooper
Primary School, r. 10 Roach

" Lewis C, cashier W. P. Fuller & Co., r.
1216 Washington

" Matthew, seaman, r. 334 Main

" Noble G., painter, r. 873 Folsom

" Olive, widow, r. blVA Fell

" Philip S., traveling salesman Redington &
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" Richard B., gauger, 323 Front, r. Ala-
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" Robert A., r. 1512 Franklin

" Robert D., special Fireman's Fund Ins. Co.,
r. Alameda

" Robert E., peddler, r. 36 Alabama

" Robert P., wood and coal, NE cor Gough
and Lily A v. r. 125 Gough

" Robert R., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 920
Oak rear

" Samuel, gauger, 323 Front, r. 19 Turk

" Thomas C, glass leader Pac. Am. Decor-
ative Co., r. 134A 14th

" Thomas W., cigar manufacturer, 502 Wash-
ington

" Walter, gauger, 323 Front, r. Alameda

" W. C, r. 1045 Market

" W. C, mining engineer, r. 126 Ellis

" William, r. 1006 Leavenworth

" William (Day & Hunter), r. Treat Av nr
Precita Av

" William, driver Farnsworth & Ruggles, r.
6 Welsh

" William, master str San Joaquin No. 4,
Jackson St. Wharf

" William H., engineer S. P. Co., r. 129, 16th

" William L., r. 210 Broad

" William T., agent, r. 2926 Clay
Hunter & Co., Chinese and Japanese employ-
ment office, 17 Webb
Hunting Letty Miss, milliner, r. 118c Clara
Huntington Albert R., electrician Pac. Power
Co., r. 332 Haight

" Almira J. Mrs., furnished rooms, 638 Green
Huntin^on Collls P., president Southern Paci
lie Company, room 55, Union Trust Bldg
and 23 Broad, New York

" Edward, mason, r. 948^ Howard
Huntington Frank A., manufacturer centri
fugal roller quartz mills, concentrators,
ore crushers, mining machinery, steani
engines and shingle machines, 143, 1st
r. Oakland

" Frederick W., with Lurline Baths, r. 1426
California

" Gertrude Miss, trained nurse, r. 1608 Van
Ness Av

" Harvey S., r. .351, 1st
Huntington H. E., assistant to president, and
director Southern Pacific Company,
president Pacific Improvement Company
and vice-president Market Street Rail-
way Company, room 56, Union Trust
Bldg, r. 2840 Jackson

" Helen R., nurse St. Luke's Hospital
Huntington, Hopkins Co. (incorporated),
Charles Miller president, W. R. S. Foye
vice-president, office 18 Fremont

Huntington Ralph A., instructor Van der Nail-
len's School of Engineering, r. 351, 1st
" Samuel, medical student, r. 724 Broad-
way
" Thomas, marine engineer, r. 1009 Devisa-

dero
" Willard, office 310 Pine, room 27. r. 1012 Van
Ness Av
Huntley Antoinette M. Miss, teacher Longfel-
low Primary School, r. 30 Albion Av
" Arthur, master mariner, r. 302, 4th
" Charles G., carpenter, r. 942c Capp
" Lewis T., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 942c
Capp
Hunton Charles H., peddler, r. Ill Trenton
" Charles L., clerk car accountant S. P. Co.,

r. 2030^2 Steiner
•' Frank A., clerk D. M. Gove, r. 20301/2

Steiner
" Sarah, widow, r, 2030% Steiner
Huntsman Louisa M., widow, r. 824 Sutter
Huntzsch Moritz, type caster American Type

Founders' Co., r. 1800 Stockton
Hunziker Theodor, expressman, SW cor Pine

and Kearny, r. 1755 Mission
Hupenbacher William, r. 520, 9th
Hupers Josephine, widow, r. 509 Stockton
Hupfeld Alfred C. conductor Market St. Ry., r.
1534 Castro
" Jul W., physician and surgeon, 1015 Oak
Hupman James, driver, r. 9 Cedar Av
" John A., conductor Sutter St. Ry., r. 2812
Bush
Hupp Rosa Miss, dressmaker, r. 917 Larkin
Huppert Catherine M., widow, r. 51 Shipley
" Henry, upholsterer Cal. Furniture Mfg. Co.,

r. 1012 Bryant
" Philip, plumber, r. 51 Shipley
" Victoria A. Miss, r. 51 Shipley
JSS" Huppert. See Hubbard and Hubbert
Huppman Arthur, artist, 90 St. Ann's Bldg, r.

708 Powell
Hurd Ada Miss, nurse, r. 704, 24th

Burt, news agent, r. 1049 Market
Charles, stevedore, r. 103 Fulton
Charles E., barber, r. 103 Fulton
Clarence W., laborer, r. 834, 15th
Eugenia A. Miss, physician, r. 419 Bart-

lett
Fannie Miss, nurse, r. 837 Post
Frank M., clerk freight auditor's dept. S.

P. Co., r. Oakland
Graham, r. 217 Francisco
Jethro H., r. Old People's Home
Johanna L. Mrs., r. Old People's Home
John B., salesman, r. 211 Mason
Lila Miss, nurse, r. 837 Post
Norman H., attorney at law, 324 Pine,

rooms 19-21, r. 1419 Clay
Peter, laborer, r. 1223, 6th Av South
Thomas, molder John G. lis & Co., r. 824
Filbert
" William, seaman, r. 11, 13th
its' Hurd. See Heard, Herd and Hird
Hurdle Sarah, widow, r. 24 Oak Grove Av
Hurdon George D., nurse, r. 204% Eddy rear
Hurewitz Philip, salesman, r. 1004a Golden

Gate Av
Hurkutt George, plumber, r. 1226 Mission
Hurl John, laborer, r. 421 State
MS" Hurl. See Hirl and Hurrell
Hurlbert Gustavus G., laundryman, r. 2402
Geary
" Lott e Miss. r. 2402 Geary
" Lydia F. Miss, stenographer, r. 2402 Geary
" William G., carpenter, r. 2402 Geary
Hurlburt Benjamin F., warehouseman W. W.
Montague & Co., r. 32, 3d
" E. F., porter W. W. Montague & Co., r. 24
Boyce
Hurlbut Frederick H., foreman William H.
Birch & Co., r. Alameda
" George M. (Quitzow & Hurlbut), attorney

at law, 215 Larkin
" Gustav, machinist Krogh Mfg. Co., r. 115

California Av
" Howard R., bookkeeper Call, r. Berkeley
" Joseph H., machinist Krogh Mfg. Co., r. 115
California Av

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Hurlbut Reuben P., president West-Side Canal

and Land Co., 112 Montgomery, r. Red-
wood City, Cal.
4®= Hurlbut. S e Hulbert
Hurley Abbie Miss, teacher Lincoln Evening

School, r. 1920 Pacific Av
" Bartholomew, laborer, r. 71 Clementina
" Bessie Miss, pillmaker. r. 43 Gilbert
^' Bridget, widow, r. 43 Gilbert
" Catharine, widow, r. 1454^4 Minna
" Catharine, domestic St. Mary's Hospital
" Charles, carriage painter, r. 216, 5th
" Charles, iron worker, r. 43 Gilbert
" Charles, laborer, r. 26 Mary
" Charles, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,

r. 1125, 26th
" Charles P., laborer, r. 1719i/i Jones
" Charles P., salesman G. Verdier & Co., r.

1318 Jones
" Cornelius, laborer, r. 171914 Jones
" Daniel, r. W s Bryant nr 15th
" Daniel, carriage painter, r. 216, 5th
" Daniel, carriage painter, r. 403 Tehama
" Daniel, laborer, r. 26 Mary
" Daniel, laborer, r. 719 Tennessee
" Daniel, milUiand Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 501

Napa
" Daniel, shoemaker Charles Onstott, r. 631

Sacramento
" Daniel, warehouseman, r. 794 Harrison
" Daniel D., real estate, r. 2110 Mission
" Daniel F., blacksmith O'Brien & Sons, r.

26 Mary
" Daniel F., distributor Post Office, r. 1232a

Jessie
" Daniel J., boiler maker, r. 216, 5th
" Dennis, carpenter, r. 240'^ Ritch
" Ellen, widow, r. 435a Clementina rear
" Ellen, domestic, 403 Clayton
" Frank, machinist, r. 2110 Mission
" Fred N., student, r. 908 Guerrero
" Helen Miss, stenographer, r. 430 Golden

Gate Av
" James, r. 1434 Turk
" James, r. 1041 Minna
" James, laborer Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 946

Harrison
" James, laborer, r. 537 Sacramento
" James, laborer, r. 3310 Mission
" James, teamster, r. 18 Victor
" James, stevedore, r. 208 Drumm
" Jennie M. A. Miss, principal Sherman Pri-
mary School, r. 1920 Pacific Av
" Jeremiah, cabinet maker Fink &Schindler.

r. 1416 Baker
" Jeremiah, laborer, r. 7 Natoma
" Jeremiah, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 501

Napa
" Jeremiah, steel worker Pac. Roll. Mill, r.

719 Minnesota
" Jeremiah T., groceries, SE cor Hayes and

Webster, r. 720 Buchanan
" Johanna, widow, r. 718 Greenwich rear
" John, r. 1006a Golden Gate Av
" John, boilermaker, r. 44 Zoe
" John, boilermaker, r. 54, 1st
" John, butcher, r. 921, 13th Av South
" John, factory hand Pac. Roll. Mill, r.

10 Michigan
" John, laborer, r. 31 Gilbert
" John, laborer, r. 218^/i Clara rear
•' John, laborer, r. 638 Natoma
" John, laborer, r. Cable Hotel
" John, shoecutter, r. 531 Birch Av
" John, steel worker Pac. Roll. Mill
" John, teamster, r. 9 Bonita
" John, tilesetter Thos. F. Rigney, r. 1329V4

Natoma
" John D., canmaker Holbrook, Merrill &

Stetson, r. 2110 Mission
" John N., blacksmith Corporation Yard S.

F. F. D., r. 652 Natoma
" John P., r. 31 Gilbert
" Judson, student, r. 908 Guerrero
" Katie, domestic, r. 34 Oak Grove Av
" Kitty Miss, saleslady E. R. Slocum & Co.,

r. 38 Langton
" Lawrence J., cigar maker J. W. Lytgens,

r. 437 Natoma

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,
CARPETS.

Immense Stock of tlie Latest Patterns.
e41-e-4-7 AVarket St.

Hurley Lenore V., stenographer Dr. A. J. Shores
Co., r. 430 Golden Gate Av
" Lizzie, widow, r. 1416 Baker
" M., deckhand str Walla Walla
" Margaret E. Miss, r. 618 Grove
" Mark J., molder, r. 26 Mary
" Mary, widow, r. 435 Clementina rear
" Mary, widow, r. 437 Natoma
" Mary, widow, r. 1920 Pacific Av
" Mary Miss, stenographer, r. 1416 Baker
" Mary A., widow, r. 9 Oak Grove Av rear
" Mary E. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar

School, r. 1920 Pacific Av
" Mary E. Mrs., r. 15.20 Turk
" Michael, blacksmith Market St. Ry., r. 31

Gilbert
" Michael, laborer, r. 218 Minna
" Michael, laborer, r, 3310 Mission
" Michael, machinist, r. 43 Gilbert
" Michael, watchman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
242 Fremont
Hurley Michael A., attorney at law, 17-19 Mills
Bldg, 7th fioor, r. 908 Guerrero
" Michael J., watchman U. S. Customs, r.

812 Humboldt
■' Michael P., policeman, r. 933 Folsom
" Minnie, domestic, 750 Ashbury
" Nellie Miss, r. 803 Treat Av
" Nellie Mrs., furnished rooms, 1231 Market
" Nellie, domestic, 2414 Clay
" Nora, nurse, 230 Douglass
" Patrick, deckhand str Modoc
" Patrick, paver, r. 514 W^ebster
" Patrick, shoemaker Alms House

Patrick, tinner, r. 43 Gilbert
" Patrick D., waiter Washington Hotel
" Patrick H., printer S. F. Newspaper Union,

r. 540 Washington
" Robert, painter, r. 29 Harriet
" Robert, water tender str Australia, r. 803

Treat Av
" Stephen T., butcher Hammond & Brod, r.

437 Natoma
" Thomas, laborer Market St. Ry., r. 818 Cole
" Timothy, gardener, 230 DDUglass
" Timothy, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 712

Clementina
" Timothy, tile setter, r. 1011 Natoma
" Timothy F., wood finisher S. F. Furniture

Mfg Co., r. 310 Cortland Av
" William, boiler maker Fulton Eng. & Ship

Bldg Wks, r. 41 Gilbert
" William, carpet layer W. & J. Sloane &

Co., r. 1526 Castro
" William, laborer, r. 10 Michigan
" William, laborer, r. 719 Minnesota
" William, laborer, r. SE cor Solano and In-
diana
" William, laundryman, r. 216, 5th
.eS'Hurley. See Hearly
Hurlick Thomas H. (S. B. Whitehead & Co.), r.

812b Larkin
Hurliman John H., cook, r. 613 Pine
Hurly Margaret Mrs., bakery and notions, 312,

12th
Hurndall Percy W., piano tuner Sherman, Clay

& Co., r. 438 Van Ness Av
Hurney Beezy, widow, r. 17 Haight

" Georgia E. Miss, bookkeeper, r. 17 Haight
Hurnik John, laborer, r. 113 Trenton
Hurrell Alfred C glass leader, r. 117 Hill
i^=-Hurrell. See Horrell
Hurry James S., real estate and insurance

broker, 9, 9th, r. 1434 Folsom
Hursch John, expressman, r. 627 Minna
Hursey Nelson, liquors, 2350"Farrell, r. 223 Post

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Hursh Edmund G., special pension examiner,

r. 1812 Post
Hurson Edward, laborer, r. 37 Powell Av
" Edward Jr., tailor "W. F. Attinger, r. 37
Powell Av
Hurst Charles W., waiter Frederick Cook, r. 15
John
" Daniel, upholsterer, 2217 Mission
" Frederick J., real estate agent, r. 56, 13th
" James, liverystable, 833-835 Mission, r. 520

Golden Gate Av
" Joseph, r. IbSVi, 2d
" W. C, painter, r. 22 Turk
4®"Hurst. See Hearst and Hirst
Hurt F. O., clerk general freight office S. P. Co.,

r. 511 Eddy
Hurthere Alexander (Medus & Hurthere), r. 813

Pacific
Hurtzig William F., druggist, r. 117 Valencia
Hus Marinus P., physician, 533 Sutter, r. Oak-
land
Husar Christian, marine engineer, r. 1436 Jack-
son
Husband John I., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co.,
r. 2506 Washington
" John M., wheelwright H. B. Schindler, r.

Alameda
" Robert, secretary and manager Empire
Vineyard and Orchard Co., 9 Mills Bldg,
6th floor, r. 2024 Mission
Huschler John, agent foreign and domestic
publications, 621 Sansome, room 3, r. 510,
25th
Hush Louis, foreman Buffalo Brewing Co., r. 6

Grant Alley
Hush Valentine G., president Syndicate Invest-
ment Co., 64-65 Chronicle Bldg, r. Fruit-
vale
Husham Julius, brewer, r. 707 Mission
Husing Albert, compositor The Hebrew, r. 28
Wool
Annie Miss, seamstress, r. 317^4 Hayes
Caroline, widow, r. 337 Capp
John, longshoreman, r. 908 Sansome
John W., clerk Hicks-Judd Co., r. 337 Capp
Richard (Albers & Husing), r. 2424 Bush
Richard H., fireman str Bay City, r. Ala-
meda

4®^Husing. See Husung
Huske Emile F., musician, r. 15 Pond
Huson Blanche, widow, r. 2011 Webster
" Charles L., 3d asst. engineer str Peru, r.
506, 4th
Husrk George W., wire worker J. Kuruczar &

Co., r. 69 Jessie
Huss John F., restaurant, 524!^, 6th
Hussar Christian, engineer, r. 1436 Jackson
Hussenot Peter, cellarman, r. 531 Filbert
Husser Madeline, widow, r. 515i/4 Bush
Hussey Albion C, contractor, 734 Washington
r. East Oakland
" Alice Miss, nurse, r. 816 Powell
Hussey Catherine, domestic, 100 Frederick
" Charles, tailor, r. 734 Howard
" Charles B., furniture polisher, r. 1015 Mar-
ket
" Ella Miss, bookbinder, r. 31 Ritch
" Frank, bartender, r. 813i4 Greenwich
" John, shoemaker. Railroad Av opp 5th Av

South, r. 9161/2 McAllister
" John B., bookkeeper Singer Mfg Co., r. 1133

Howard
" Joseph J., r. 21 Ritch
" Joseph W., mining, r. 802 Montgomery
" Kate Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home
" Lawrence, laborer, r. 242^ Perry

Hussey Margaret Mrs., dressmaker, r. 734 How-
ard
" Mary, widow, r. 772 Stevenson
" Mary, widow, r. 1301 Golden Gate Av
" Maurice F., packer, r. 21 Ritch
" Michael, laborer, r. 38 Mary
" Michael H., watchman, r. 772 Stevenson
" Nora, domestic, 201 Buchanan
" Robert E., stenographer Western Meat

Co., r. 1020,20th
" Sarah D., widow, r. 11 Hampton PI
" Simon, real estate, r. 611 Lombard
" William J., clerk general freight office S.
P. Co., r. 1301 Golden Gate Av

Hussler E. Mrs., widow, r. 158 Clara rear

Husson Blanche, widow, r. 2011 Webster
" Frank, r. 2011 Webster
" Urbin, furnished rooms, 919 Clay

Huste Sophie, ironer B. Sarthou, r. 1231 Golden
Gate Av

HUSTED FREDERICK M.,

attorney at law and publisher direc-
tories Oakland, Alameda, Berkeley and
Alameda County, San Jose City and
Santa Clara County, Sacramento City
and County, Stockton City and San
Joaquin County, Fresno City and
County, Honolulu and the Hawaiian
Islands, main office 530 California,
room 65, r. 2032 Bancroft Way, Berk-
eley
Hus ted Guy B., dental student, r. 158 Golden
Gate Av
" Montgomery, carpenter, r. 2634 McAllister
" O. J., assistant auditor Market St. Ry Co.,
junction Market and Valencia, r. 320
Ellis
4®"Husted. See Huested and Hustedt
Husteden George W., laborer Eagle Warehouse,

r. Lorin
Hustedt Henry, barrel washer Washington
Brewery, r. 2023 Mason
" James, laborer, r. 516 Folsom
" Nicolaus, driver, r. 21214 Francisco
4®= Hustedt. See Heustedt and Husted
Hustler John, baker Henry Eggeling, r. 1598

Fulton
Huston Herbert, restaurant, 496, 8th
" John, capitalist, r. Lick House
" Kate, widow, r.438i4, 14th
" Riley, clerk, r. 1221 Mission
4®="Huston. See Heuston, Houston and Hues-
ton
Husung Herman W. , clerk Kruger & Happ, r.

232 Hickory Av
HutaflGustave A., clerk Dietrich H. Wulzen Jr.,

r. 520 Noe
Hutafif Henry (estate of), Henry Dubber man-
ager, wines and liquors, 2 Montgomery
Av
" John H., painter, r. 520 Noe
" Marie R., widow, r. 520 Noe
Hutchings Addie M. Miss, clerk, r. 10114 Mc-
Allister rear
" Al P., contractor, r. 419 Geary
" Andrew P., carpenter, 44, 3d
" Elvira B., widow, r. 912% Vallejo
" Emma M., widow, r. 10414 McAllister rear
" Frank, solicitor, r. 328, 7th
" Frank J., salesman Stein, Simon & Co., r.

1812 Bush
" George W., r. 914 Laguna
" Hiram S., policeman, r. 929a Post
" James M., author, r. 1301 Sacramento
" Michael, laborer, r. SW cor St. Rose's Av

and Wood
" Thomas R., carpenter and builder, 734

Vallejo
" William M.. carpenter, 1908 Fillmore, r.
2114 Fillmore
Hutchins Chauncey B., physician. 1106 Van

Ness Av
Hutchins Clinton J., local agent Arizona Sand
stone Co., 69 Columbian Bldg, r. 815
Golden Gate Av
" Fannie H. Miss, resident physician Hos-
pital for Children and Training School
for Nurses. 3700 California

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Hutchins Hanks, porter, r. 573 Minna

" James, agent, r. .511 McAllister

" Minnie Mrs., nurse City and County Hos-
pital
Hutchinson Abial, porter H. T. Holmes Lime
Co., r. 18^ Sacramento

" Alexander, waiter Palace Restaurant, r.
nVi Harriet

" Andrew, shoemaker, IdVi, 7th, r. 55154 Stev-
enson

" B. E., r. IIOA Hayes

" Belle, widow, r. 8 Heron

" Charles, r. 967b Howard

" Charles E., superintendent A. E. Buck-
man, r. 18 Pierce

" Charles T., clerk, r. 2514 Clay

" Clinton C, Pacific Coast secretary The
University Assn. of Chicago, 524 Spreck-
els Bldg, r. East Oakland

" Daniel, capitalist, r. SE cor Pierce and Fil-
bert
Hutchinson Edward C, office 19 Mills Bldg, 9 th
floor, r. 1910 Howard

" E. J. Mrs., r. Hotel Pleasanton

" Ely I., attorney at law, 419 California, room
3, r. Concord, Cal.

" Frederick W., solicitor London and Lanca-
shire Fire Ins. Co., r. 2514 Clay

" George H., plasterer, r. 20 Everett

" George W., laborer Western Sugar Refi-
nery, r. 23V^ Morris Av

" Harry H., litho-printer Britton & Rey, r.
Oakland

" Henry, bookkeeper M. Brown & Sons, r.
East Oakland

" Hiram T., r. 2504 California

" Ida M., manicure, 7IOV2 Taylor

" James S., office 19 Mills Bldg, 9th floor, r.
1910 Howard

•' John, r. 667 Minna
Hutchinson Joseph, attorney at law, 19 Mills
Bldg, 9th floor, r. Palo Alto, Cal.

" Joseph, carriage painter, 715 Folsom

" Joseph C. (Hutchinson & Sparrow), r. 1155
Guerrero

" Joseph P., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 356,
3d

" Joseph W., machinist, r. 168% Silver

" Kate Miss, r. I41214 Larkin

" KateF. Miss, treasurer Ladies' Relief So-
ciety, r. 1910 Howard

" Leroy T., painter, r. 2818 Greenwich

" Lincoln, student, r. 1910 Howard

" Louis, teamster, r. 608, 6th

" Patrick, laborer, r. 10 South Park

" Prentiss C, salesman T. R. Hutchinson, r.
Oakland

" Raymond W., messenger P. M. S.S. Co."s
wharf, r. 71014 Taylor

" Robert, stove pipe maker, r. 957 Market

" Sarah A., widow, dressmaking, 310 Mason
Hutchinson Sugar Plantation Co., Claus
Spreckels president, John A. Buck vice-
president, J. D. Spreckels & Bros. Co.
treasurer, E. H. Sheldon secretary, office
327 Market

" Thomas W., marine surveyor with Gutte
& Frank, r. 727, 20th

'• T. R., manufacturer's agent, 113 Bush, r.
Oakland

" W., shoemaker, r. 551!^ Stevenson

" William, r. 716 Stockton

" William S., conductor Market St. Ry., r.
3029 Pine

" Wilson W., clerk Home and Phoenix Ins.
Cos., r. 110a Haight

" W. P.,motormanMarketSt. Ry.,r. 11350ak

" & Sparrow (.Joseph C. Hutchinson and
Arthur J. Sparrow), teas and coffees,
2212 Mission
Hutchison Alexander, manager Irvine Bros., 308-
310, 4th, r. 1332 Washington

" David, packer, r. 120, 7th

" James E., dentist, NW cor 24th and Po-
trero Av

" James W., r. 1109 Bush

" John, draughtsman, r. 2214 Jones

" John B., stonecutter John D. McGilvray
&Co.,r. 624, 4th

Hutchison Michael, plasterer, r. 856 Howard
" P., carpenter S. F. Planing Mill, r. ^T-A

Howthorne
" Sophia Miss, furnished rooms, 1109 Bush
" Wernal P., filters, r. 1109 Bush
" William, carpenter, r. 113 Gough
" William, stonesetter J. D. McGilvray &
Co., r. 530, 3d
Huth Balthasar, restaurant, 907 Kearny, r.
12O614 Kearny
" Charles, restaurant, 311 Montgomery Av
" John, cashier Charles Huth
" William, cook B. Huth, r. 15 Reed PI
Huthmacher Adolph, carpenter, r. 19 Serpentine

PI
Hutshing Richard, bookkeeper Paul Friedman,

r. 332 Jersey
Hutt Harry D., merchant tailor, ladies' tailor
and custom shirt maker, 212 Mason,
Y. M. C. A. Bldg, r.791 Sutter
" Harry J., driver Morton's Special Delivery

Hutte John, driver M. Solomon & Co., r. 1839

Mission
Hutter John, porter Crown Distilleries Co., r.
414 Vallejo
" John, seaman str Pomona
Hutton Annie M. Miss, clerk Bass-Hueter Paint
Co., r. 705 Sutter
" Harry W., attorney at law, 606 Montgom-
ery, r. 719 Hyde
" John, office 118 California, r. Alameda
" Martha, widow, r. 526 Sutter
" Robert, rancher, r. Contra Costa House
" William, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Huwe George, carpenter, r. iWA Fell

" Wonderlein, carpenter, r. 410^/4 Fell
Huxley C. E., solicitor, r. 220 Pacific
Huxtable Henry J., conductor Market St. Ry.,

r. 6 Kingston PI
Huyck Charles, cashier Langley & Michaels
Co., r. 824 Page
" Eliza, widow, r. Capitol nr Thrift
Hvizdos John Jr., tailor, r. 342 Tehama
Hyams Edward (Hyams. Pauson & Co.), r.
Hotel Richelieu
" Frank C, salesman M. E. Frank, r. 613

Larkin
" George J. H., salesman, r. 613 Larkin
" George S., r. Pacific Hebrew Home
" Jacob, cap cutter M. Marsch & Co., r. 441

Fell
" Lena Miss, hair dresser, r. 5 Caroline
,. Pauline, widow, r. 5 Caroline

HYAMS, PAUSON & CO.

(Edward Hyams and Frank Pauson),
manufacturers and wholesale dealers
clothing, 25-27 Sansome. and 34-40
Kearny

Hyams Sarah Miss, r. 5 Harriet
Hyatt Isaac C. Mrs., dressmaking, 504 Post
" John H., clerk William H. Harrison, r. 319
Hyde
-e®= Hyatt. See Hiatt

Hyde Alexander, engineer R. Dunsmuir & Sons,
r. 3 Essex PI
" Alice Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Amalia

Lichau, r. 714 Turk
" Amelia L., domestic, 36 Belvedere
" Caleb H., mate str Homer, r. 909 Laguna
" Carrie A.Mrs., r. 711 Jones
" Charles, teamster W. G. Stafford & Co., r. 5

ElmAv
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Hyde Ellen, widow, r. 41314, 13th

" Ezra W., contractor, 630 Market, r. 720Vi
Lott
Hyde Frederic A., attorney at law, 630 Commer-
cial, r. 2012 Pacific Av

" George Mrs., widow, r. 719 Geary

" Harry A., clerk P. C. S. S. Co., r. 1243, 16tli
Av South

" James N., mailing clerk Salvation Army, r.
1139 Market

" J. L., r. 20 O'Farrell

" John, r. 11 Hopeton Terrace

" John, cigars and tobacco, 268, 3d, r. 612
Powell

" John A., watchman, r. 1008, 11th Av South

" Joseph, with Sterling & Parker, r. 612
Powell
Hyde Marcus D., attorney for land claimants,
630 Commercial, r. Oakland

" Mary Mrs., r. 1000 Washington

" MaryC. Miss, r. 719 Geary

" M. B. Mrs., associate principal Van Ness
Seminary, r. 1849 Jackson

" Paul J.,millhand Del Monte Milling Co., r.
233 Bartlett

" Philip, foundryman, r. 1034 Page

" Richard E. Mrs., r. 702 Post

" Walters., r. 1837 Mission

" Warren, contractor, r. 730^ Central Av

" William, conductor, r. 593 Shrader

" William, steward, r. 85 Everett

" William G., teacher Business Evening
School, r. 127 Guerrero

" William H., r. 1837 Mission

" William H. Jr., clerk Phelps & Miller, r.
1837 Mission

" William J., clerk, r. 127 Guerrero
Hyden Edward W., conductor Market St. Ry, r.
1513 Jones

" Gothard A. N., weigher D. J. Walker, r. 732
Folsom

" Mamie Miss, teacher Silver Star Kinder-
garten, r. 1106 Sacramento
Hydes James L.., manager Park Brother & Co.,

Limited, 119 California
Hydrographic Office, U. S. N. (branch). Lieu-
tenant A. F. Fechteler, U. S. N., in
charge, Merchants' Exchange Bldg, 1st
floor
Hyer Alma E. Miss, teacher music, r. 405
Geary

' ' Henrietta, widow, proprietor .The Navarre,
405 and 413!4 Geary

" Otto, brewer, r. 322 Main
Hyland Bernard J., searcher records, r. 1554
Jackson

" Catherine, widow, r. 2118^4 Mason

" Christopher D., superintendent Spring Val-
ley W. W., r. Lake Merced

" Henry, machinist J. G. North, r. 2115 Hyde
Hyland J. Amos, street contractor, 238 Mont-
gomery, r. Hotel St. Nicholas

" James, teamster, r. 5 Elizabeth

" James J., brass finisher Why te & De Rome,
r. 525 Howard

" James J., salesman Hinz & Landt, r. 1812
San Carlos Av

" J.J. Mrs., millinery, 2524 Mission, r. 1812
San Carlos Av

" John M., clerk Tax Collector's office, r.
1554 Jackson

" Margaret, widow, r. 1554 Jackson

" Michael, fireman str San Bias

" Michael, laborer, r. 710 Natoma rear

" Michael J., horseshoer, 4 Spring, r. 837, 15th

" Patrick, r. 503^4 Broderick

Hyland Patrick, shoemaker, 70154 O'Farrell, r.
83 Everett

" Thomas, laborer, r. 223 Minna

" William, laborer, r. 101 Minna

" William, laborer, r. SW cor Iowa and 25th,
Potrero
Hyle L. E., architect and builder, r. 15251^ Mis-
sion
Hyllmann Aaron, stableman Union Ice Co., r.

2714 Zoe
Hyman Aaron, locksmith, 238 Post, r. 21 Clin-
ton Park

" Abraham, compositor Edwards Publishing
Co., r. 423 Clementina

" Abraham, policeman, r. 802 Vallejo

" Abraham, slipper maker, r. 24 Moss rear

" Abraham E., "manufacturers' agent, 14 San-
some, room 30, r. 1013 Van Ness Av

" Abraham F., compositor Edwards Pub-
lishing Co., r. 226 Langton
Hyman Brothers (Henry W.,Joseph, Morris and
Michael), merchants, 206 Sansome, rooms
15-16

" Celia Mrs., hair dresser, 629 Ellis

" Charles S., clerk Stern Bros., r. 920 Larkin

" Frank, musician, r. 606 Broadway

" Harry, r. 1228 Ellis

" Henry, porter Oppenheimer & Bro., r. 1730
Devisadero

" Henry W. (Hyman Bros.), r. 1946 Cali-
fornia

" Isaac (Stiner, Strauss & Hyman), r. 317
Leavenworth

" Jacob, peddler, r. 656 Natoma

" Jacob, water heaters, 719 McAllister, r.
1312b Eddy

" Jacob A., compositor Co-Operative Pub-
lishing Co., r. 920 Larkin

" John S., ianitor, r. 629 Ellis

" Joseph (Hyman Bros.), r. 1916 California

" Joseph, watchmaker and jeweler, 1730 De-
visadero

" Julius, glazer, r. 37V2 Madison Av

" Louis, tailor Roos Bros., r. 5 Columbia

'• M. Mrs., r. Hotel Richelieu

" Max, glazier, r. 5 Verona PI

" Michael (Hyman Bros.), r. New York

" Morris (Hyman Bros.), r. 2230 Sacramento

" Morris, jeweler, r. 920 Larkin

" Morris, second-hand furniture, 606 Broad-
way

" Nathan (Hyman & Meyer), r. 1217 Pacific

" Nathan J., r. 1723 Bush

" Preston C, mining, r. 2214 Steiner

" Samuel, salesman Wolf Hyman, r. 1228
Ellis

" Samuel, varieties, 1238 Folsom

" Sarah, widow, r. 226 Langton rear

" Walter G., shipping clerk S. H. Frank &
Co.,r. 1946 California

" Wolf, watches and jewelry, 16 Kearny, r.
1228 Ellis

" & Meyer (Nathan Hyman and Jacob
Meyer), barbers, 801 Kearny
-8^" Hyman. See Heyman and Heiman
Hynard Alonzo P., gardener G. D. Korts
Hynes Augustus, laborer, r. 512, 2d

" Andrew, feeder Schmidt Label and Litho.
Co., r. 343 Fremont

" Andrew T., manager G. Cuneo, r. 811 Green-
wich

" Ann M., widow, r. 457 Dolores

" Delia, domestic, 1712 Octavia

" Edward, shoemaker, r. 259 Clara

" Edward J., teamster, r. 259!4 Perry

" Ellen, widow, r. 10 Langton

" George, shipping clerk West Coast Furni-
ture Co., r. 233, 6th

" Henry, boatman, r. Sailors' Home

" Jacob, barber, r. 704 Harrison

" James, molder, r. 343 Fremont

" James, shoemaker, r. 25 Chesley rear

" James, teamster, r. 731^ Natoma

" John, r. 19 Guerrero

" John, r. 429, 6th

" John, laborer, r. 32 Clementina

" John, laborer, r. 343 Fremont

" John, laborer, r. Cable Hotel

" John, longshoreman, r. 512 Mission

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Hynes Jolin, shoemaker, 525 Laguna

" John, waiter, r. 8 Gough

" John Jr., copyist County Clerk's office, r.
r. 525 Laguna

" John D., bookkeeper Anglo-Californian
Bank, r. 19 Guerrero

" John J., cooper, r. 295V4 Perry

" John J., driver U. S. Laundry, r. 1718b Lex-
ington Av

" Joseph, clerk, r. 731^ Natoma

" Kate E. Miss, shoefltter, r. 259i/2 Perry

" Martin, druggist Wakelee & Co., r. Oak-
land

" Margaret, widow, r. 313 Filbert

" Matthew M., wood and coal, 1613 O'Farrell,
r. 1618 O'Farrell

" Michael, groceries, 26 Welsh

" Michael, laborer, r. 259^/4 Perry

" Michael, painter Swan & Stein

" Michael J., bookkeeper G. Verdier&Co.,
r. Alameda

" Morris, laborer, r. 338 Minna

" Patrick C, inspector U. S. Customs, r. 307
Hayes

" Patrick F., boxmaker, r. 343 Fremont

" Thomas, compositor Call

" Thomas, laborer, r. 343 Fremont

" Thomas F., clerk auditor's dept. Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. Oakland

" Thomas J., foreman stockcutter Rosenthal,
Feder & Co., r. 106 Minna

" Timothy, laborer, r. 817 Battery

" William, laborer, r. Cable Hotel

" William D., foreman upholsterer West
Coast Furniture Co.. r. 18, 12th

" William J. (W. J. Hynes &Co.) r. 19 Guer-
rero

HYNES W. J. & CO.

(William J. Hynes and S. Mashino),
commercial photographers, photo-

fraphic developing and printing,
odak work a specialty, 426 Kearny

4®"Hynes. See Heins, Heinz, Hinds and

Hines
Hyrup Peter, cabinet maker, 1727 Mason
" Peter Jr., packer Louis Packing Co. and

Vinegar Wks, r. 1727 Mason
" Walter O., librarian Call, r. 921 Greenwich
Hyslop James B., wharfinger Pacific Street

Wharf, r. 108 McAllister
" John, marine reporter Merchants' Ex-
change, Signal Station Point Lobos nr

Cliff House
4®-Hyslop. See Hislop
Hyvarinen John W., master mariner, r. 1322,

26 th
HyveC. A., porter The Pearson-Swenarton Co.,

r. 113 Montgomery

laccheri Antone, laborer, r. 517 Green
" Garibaldi (laccheri & Bacigalupi), r. 824c

Broadway
" & Bacigalupi (Garibaldi laccheri and Gae-
tano Bacigalupi) , undertakers , 627 Broad-
way
lacopetti Bernarmino (B. lacopetti & Co.), r. 33
Broadway
" B. & Co., (Bernarmino lacopetti), hay and
grain, 33-35 Broadway
Iba Frederick, bakery, 2952 Mission
Ibach Fritz, porter Crown Distilleries Co., r. 319

Green
Ibbach Adolph, clerk J. C. Meussdorfler's Sons,

r. 318 Jessie
Ibbotson Joseph J., manager The Manufac-
turers' and Producers' Publishing Co., 22
Clay, r. 506 Hyde
Ibos Marie J., widow, lodgings, 505 Bush
Iburg Frederick F., electrician, r. 608 Her-
mann
" Hermann E., bookkeeper, r. 608 Hermann
" William M., r. 608 Hermann
" William N., electrician, r. 608 Hermann
Icard Baptiste, butcher Ferdinand Games, r. 6
Oak PI

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

China and Japan Mattings.

Cboicc Assortmeot of
Novelties.

S^l-S^-T" IVIARKEX ST.

Ichi Ban, Wempe Brothers proprietors, impor-
ters Japanese goods, 573 Market
Ickelheimer Henry (Samuel Ickelheimer &Bro.),
r. 1804 Sutter
" Paulina, widow, r. 1804 Sutter
" Samuel (Samuel Ickelheimer & Bro.), r.

1804 Sutter
" Samuel & Brother (Samuel and Henry),
plumbers, 322 Sutter
Ickler Henry, bakery, 215, 2d
Iddings W. H., division superintendent Market
St. Ry., SW cor Turk and Eddy, r. 1623
O'Farrell
Ide A. L. & Sons, manufacturers engines , Abner
Doble Co. agents, 13-15 Fremont
" & Co., Japanese fancy goods, 201, 6th
Ideal Placer Mining, Water and Power Co. (Cal-
averas and Amador Cos.), Samuel D.
Mayer secretary, 12 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
Iden Albert A., porter Schwartz & Meyer, r.

7231/^ Valencia
Idenstrom August, tanner Poetsch & Peterson,

r. Army bet Folsom and Harrison
Identical The, Philip Kiefer&Co. proprietors,

SE cor Sacramento and Battery
Idinger Edward, laborer William A. Schrock
Idlewild Gold Mining Co. (El Dorado Co., CaL),
William S. Chapman president, Dudley
C. Bates secretary, 81 Nevada Block
Iffert Christy W., r. 712 Willow Av
" Leonhard, pork butcher, 61 Centre Market,
r. 712 Willow Av
Igerich Adam, engineer, r. 18 Erie
Iglehart Thomas N., dentist, 713 Sutter, r, Ala-
meda
Igmanson Frederick, r. 5% Harriet
Ignacio Jose, cook, r. 112 Jackson
Igo James, r. Peralta Av opp Bryant
" James, salesman Wellman, Peck & Co., r.

262 Octavia
" John, cooper, r. 435 Ringold
" Louise Miss, nurse California Woman's

Hospital
" Mary Mrs., r. 1332 Howard
" Patrick, laborer, r. 128 Andover Av
Igstadter Carrie, widow, r. 1515 Sacramento
Ihlau Henry, clerk, r. 6 Montgomery Court
Ihnen Hermann H., painter, 1009 Post, r. 1015^2

Larkin
Ijams Florence A., widow, r. 939 Golden Gate Av

" Hattie E. Miss, nurse, r. 816 Powell
Iken Arnold, engraver Schmidt Label & Litho.

Co.,r. 1123 Bush
Ikenberg Max, vice-president Bibo, Newman &

Ikenberg, 1447 Polk, r. 1433 Post
Ikle William (Pierce & Co.), r. 114 Turk
II Capitano Hotel, 702 Front
Ilderton Henry G., clerk local freight ofQce S.

P. Co., r. Alameda
Her J. C, salesman, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Ilg George G., waiter Merchants' Club, r. 13
Vandewater
" Margaret, domestic, 3130 Washington
" Robert, clerk Hale Bros., r. 509 Powell
Iliohan Anthony H., telegraph operator S. P.

Co., r. 923 Dolores
Illidge George J., stenographer, r. 329 Capp
lUig Ernest, driver Simkins & Thorp, r. 471

Shotwell
Illing Fritz, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r.

820i4, 19th
niustrated Directory The (monthly). The

Hicks-Judd Co. publishers, 23, 1st
II Messaggiero (Italian weekly), Cesare Crespi

director, 8 Montgomery Av
lis John G. (John G. lis & Co.), r. 1306 Jones

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classes of advertising.

Pacific States Advertising Bureau,

San Francisco Office, 405 Sansome St.

ILS JOHN G. & CO.

(Jolin G. lis), manufacturers French
cooking ranges and broilers, kitchen
and bakery outfits, bake ovens and
furnace castings, 814-816 Kearny, tele-
phone Main 1106
Use Ernst, cabinet maker Peterson & Schemp,
r. 1020 "

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101

" Louis, laborer Odd Fellows' Cemetery, r.
Aldine nr Willard
4®=-Ilse. See Else

Imamura S., shoemaker, r. 908?£ Howard
Imbeck John, tinner Schuster Bros.
Imbescheid Conrad, laborer, r. 1607 Dupont
Imboden Gabriel, laborer, r. 321, 8th
Imbrie Alexander R., chief distributor Post
Office, r. 1317b Clay
" Augustus, engineer Engine 15, r. 2114 Cali-
fornia
Imbruglla G., boxmaker Pac. and S. F. Box

Factory, r. 6I314 Greenwich
Imdorf H., cellarman Cal. Wine Assn.
Imelli Max, finisher Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.

Minna
Imes Benjamin, jobber, r. 605 Broadway
Imgarten William, groceries and liquors,

Baden

Imhaus A. C, clerk Nathan & Kingston, r. Oak-
land
Imhof George, liquors, NE cor San Bruno Av and
15th Av South
" Hans, milker, r. 431 Pine
" John, cook, r. 431 Pine
" Joseph, driver Albert Komsthoeft, r. 337

Turk
" Zacharias, cigar maker J. E. Kiefer, r.
17291/2 Mission
4®= Imhof. See EmhoS
Imhoff Charles, farmer, r. 1309 Stockton
" Frederick C, barber Stern & Heller, r. 610
Folsom
Imman Charles, waiter, r. 6 Montgomery Court
Immel A. J. B. & Co. (August J. B. Inmael), pro-
duce commission merchants, 117-125
Washington
" August J. B. (A. J. B. Immel & Co.), r. 310
Hill
Frederick C. (Darbee & Immel), r. 40914
O'Farrell
Immele Louis F., gripman Geary St. Ry., r.

40 Cook
Immigration Commissioner United States, U

Mills Bldg, 4th floor

Imoda Henry Very Rev., S. J., Superior Society

of Jesus for the Mission of California,

St. Ignatius College, 214 Hayes

Imperial Art and Portrait Co., 64 Donohoe Bldg

" Cleaning and Dyeing Co., Burkhardt & Mu-

gan proprietors, 2160-2162 Harrison
" Cycling Club, John S. Eagan secretary, 614

Van Ness Av
" Insurance Co. The, limited (of London),
William J. Landers resident manager,
205-207 Sansome
" Paint and Copper Co., R. Herman presi-
dent, Louis F. Dunand secretary, 324
Pine, room 17
Imperial Photographic Studio, Howland &

Lonergan propriet rs, 724 Market
Imperial The, Louis B. Brandt proprietor,
wines and liquors, 1016 Market
" The, Miss Josephine Cronin manager, 738

Sutter
" Vineyard Co. (Fresno, Cal.), Joseph Bremer
&Co. proprietors, 310 Sacramento

Imperishable Cement Co., George M. Hamilton
agent, 28, 8th

Impey Brothers (J. Richard and Robert R.),
dental electric specialties, 235 Post
" J. Richard (Impey Bros.), r. 235 Post
" Robert(Impey Bros.), and clerk Pac. Tel. &
Tel. Co., r. 235 Post

Improved Order of Red Men, C. F. Burgman
Great Chief of Records, hall 320 Post

Improved Order of Red Men's Cemetery, N of
Point Lobos Av nr 336 Av

Improved Order of Red Men's Endowment
Fund Association, H. A. Chase secre-
tary, 320 Post

Improved Order of Red Men's Hall Associ-
ation, William J. Smith secretary, 330
Post

Imrie William W., clerk A. L. Bryan Shoe Co.,
r. 158 Golden Gate Av

Imsand John, fireman Spiing Valley W. W., r.
Ocean View

Imsick Henry, butcher Bluhm & Rathjens, r.
1327b Pacific
" Herman, cook, r. 1115 Tennessee
" Wilhelmina, widow, r. 1327b Pacific
" William F., butcher, r. 1913i^ Larkin rear

Incell Ada, widow, r. 701 Post
" Arthur, instructor University of Califor-
nia, r. 701 Post
" Henry W. (Easton, Incell & Messinger), r.

701 Post
" William, collector, r. 701 Post

Inch William (Traynor & Inch), r. 1433 Mission

Inchbold Diana Miss, nurse Hospital for Child-
ren, 3700 California

Inches Robert, carpenter, r. 217, 2d

Indemnity Mutual Marine Assurance Co.
Limited (of London), Evan C. Evans
agent, 302 California

Independent Boarding Masters Association,
John Woodworth president, Martin
Brunson secretary and treasurer, 10
Steuart, office 34 California
" Furniture Express Co., H. H. Brewin pro-
prietor, SE cor Stockton and Market
" Mining Co. (Nevada), J. W. Pew secretary,
310 Pine, rooms 15-17

Independent Order B'nai B'rith, District
Grand Lodge No. 4, Jacob Levi son grand
secretary, B. B. Hall 121 Eddy

Independent Order Odd Fellows, George T.
Shaw Grand Secretary, hall SW cor
Market and 7th

Independent Order Odd Fellows' Cemetery, S
s Point Lobos Av bet Henderson and 1st
Avs

Independent Order Odd Fellows' Employment
Association, SW cor Market and 7th

Independent Order of Red Men, 510 Bush, B.
A. Samman Grand Secretary, 1209 Fill-
more
" Order Red Mens' Hall Association, C. B.
Rode president, B. A. Samman secretary,
510 Bush

Inderwiese Julius, brewer, r. 707 Mission

INDIANA BICYCLE CO. AND

RIDING ACADEMY, J. S. Conwell man-
ager, Waverly Bicycles, 18-20 McAllis-
ter

Indiana Novelty Manufacturing Co , manufac-
turers bicycle wood rims, Ernest E.
Buckleton agent, 14-16 Fremont

Indianapolis Furniture Co., Charles Wollpert
president, Hamilton Page treasurer,
jobbers and retail dealers furniture, car-
pets and draperies, 750 Mission

Indig Louis, milkman, r. Harrison nr Precita
Av

Indorf Frederick, teamster, r. 636!4, 4th

Indovilla Jose, bookkeeper, r. 529 Ivy Av

Industrial Exposition of the Mechanics' Insti-
tute, James H. Culver secretary, 31 Post
" Iron Works, McCormick Bros, proprietors,
233-235 Beale

Infanger Antone, foreman Sanborn, Vail & Co.,
r. 22 Mary
" Antone Jr., finisher Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
22 Mary

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Infanger Frank M., liquors, 638 Clay, r. 174

Clementina
Ing Andrew D., accountant, r 10 Dearborn
Ingall Ethel Miss, stenographer S. F. and S. J.

V. Ry. Co., r. 1221 O'Farrell
Ingalls Burton C, carpenter John G. lis & Co.,
r. 1007 Lombard
" Charles, sawyer Cal. Barrel Co., r. 314 Iowa
" Frederick, sawyer Pac. Woodenware and

Cooperage Co., r. 314 Iowa
" Maggie Miss, r. 314 Iowa
" Mary, domestic, 1007 Leavenworth
Ingalsbe Albert, clerk general freight office
S. P. Co., r. 1416 Webster
" Florence H. Miss, teacher, r. 1416 Webster
" Katharine, widow, r. 1416 Webster
" Stanley M., accountant, 310 Pine, room 35,
r. 1416 Webster
Ingargiola Gustave M., joiner Schussler Bros.,

r. 2701 Harrison
Ingelhardt George, cooper, r. 2753 Harrison
Ingell Walter W. (Ingell & Dunlap), r. 2817 Fol-
som
" & Dunlap (Walter W. Ingell and William
E. Dunlap), barbers, SW cor Mission and
29th
Ingels William H., secretary Fresno Canal and

Irrigation Co., 8 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
Ingenlath John, cabinet maker, r. 709 Brannan
" Robert, plumbing and gasfitting, 142, 1st, r.
7 Fountain
>8@"Ingenlath. See Engenlath
Ingerman Irwin, clerk Hooper & Jennings, r. 1923
Bush
" Samuel, teamster, r. 1933 Union rear
IngersoU George G., clerk George Morrow & Co.,
r. Oakland
" Joseph, conductor Sutter St. Ry., r. 1610
Polk
Ingerson Charles A. (Ingerson & Gore), r. East
Oakland
" & Gore (Charles A. Ingerson and Cyrus A.
Gore), contractors and builders, 40 New
Montgomery
Ingert August, baker, r. 625 Clay
Ingham Edward, boilermaker, r. 2912b Laguna
" Richard, carpenter, r. 20 CoUingwood rear
" Richard L., policeman, r. 731 Linden Av
Ingle Frederick, r. 621 Geary

" Robert B., carpenter, r. 114 Turk
Inglenook Vineyard Agency, William E. Stev-
ens manager, NW cor Townsend and
Stanford
Ingleside, Joseph F. Ranken manager, Ocean

Av junction Corbett Av
Inglewood House, Mrs. E. Phillips proprietor,

126, 5th
Inglis C. T., hostler S. P. Co., r. 2001 Mission
" Frank P., engineer, r. 1128 York
" George R., draughtsman, r. 740 Ellis
" John S., contracting agent Union-Pacific

System, 200 California, r. 1017 Sutter
" Kate M., widow, r. 16 Fair Oaks
" Mary G. Miss, principal Grant Memorial
Free Kindergarten, SE cor Alabama
and 23d, r. 16 Fair Oaks
" Percy, bartender, r. 2759 Mission
" William Jr., lumber, 125 Steuart, r. 1420
Masonic Av
i^» Inglis. See English

Ingmanson Frederick, laborer, r. 110c Freelon
Ingols George A., clerk Home and Phoenix Ins.

Cos., r. Oakland.
Ingraham Charles, r. 443 McAllister
" George K., porter Dunham, Carrigan &

Hayden Co., r. Oakland
" Ida J., widow, r. 1015 Market
Ingram Alfred B., millhand Deming-Palmer
Milling Co., r. 1920 Broderick
" Charles H., druggist, r. 828 Powell
" Charles M., clerk Wells, Fargo & Co., r.

2312 Steiner
" Charles P., engineer Market St. Ry., r. 1615

Grove
" Edwin F., oiler Market St. Ry., r. 20231^4

Ellis
" Eugene E., carpenter, r. 117 Erie
" Harold A., printer, r. 1920 Broderick
" Henry, druggist, r. 1713 Turk

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Ingram Henry, printer, r. 1920 Broderick
" James H. (Ingram & Gray), r. 2529'^ Post
" J. Perry, compositor S. F. News Letter, r.

Alameda
" Maria, widow, r. 1920 Broderick
" Robert, gripman Sutter St. Ry.,r. 28Erie
" H., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 27

Stanly PI
" Thomas W., quartermaster str Pomona, r.

304, 3d
" Travis J., laborer, r. 716Larkin
" Virginia C. Mrs., teacher Peabody Pri-
mary School, r. 2312 Steiner
" William E., sweeper Harbor Commission-
ers, r. 103 Clay
" & Gray (James H. Ingram and Luke Gray),
plumbers and gasfltters, 2609 Bush
4®*Ingram. See Ingraham
Ingrim G. C. Mrs., r. 817;^ Hampshire

" Ross C, student, r. 817V4 Hampshire
Inguglia Angelo, fresh and salt fish, 507 Mer-
chant, r. 628 Guerrero
" Giovanni B., manager American Union
Fish Co., 513-519 Washington, r. 2914y2
Larkin
Ingverson Selma, domestic, 2109 Pacific Av
Ingwersen Charles, clerk, r. 866 Folsom
" Christian H., master mariner, r. 866 Fol-
som
" Diedrich, rancher, r. Munich nr Russia Av
" Henry, compositor, r. 866 Folsom
" William, teamster, r. 866 Folsom
Inkersley Artliur, attorney at law and maga-
zine and newspaper writer, 143 Phelan
Bldg, r. Sausalito
Inkster John, baker Daly & Davitt, r. 1728 De-
visadero
" Robert, seaman, r. .39 Pacific
Inman A. E., r. 1563C Silver
" Charles H., carpenter, r. 705a Shotwell
" Edward, clerk, r. 136 Hartford
" John, plumber J. H. Eiohler & Co., r. 13

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" Lawrence, clerk Owl Drug Co , r. 136 Hart-
ford
" Mary, widow, r. 308a Bartlett
" Nathaniel B., fireman Edison Light and

Power Co., r. 322X Brannan
" Thomas G., physician and surgeon, 2337b

Mission
" William M., glovemaker, 31, 3d
Innes John C, clerk, r. 1207 Bush
" John L., currier Morris Windt, r. 1072 Shot-
well
" William, driller Union I. Wks, r. 336, 7th
Innis William B., storekeeper California Hotel,

r. 504 Greenwich
J8S"Innes. See Annis and Ennis
Innesfallen Hotel, Jeremiah O'Leary proprie-
tor, 1017 Battery
Inselmann Florence Miss, bookkeeper Henry
I. C. Inselmann, r. 97 Silver
" Henry I. C, groceries, 435, 3d, r. 97 Silver
Insignia The (fraternal monthly), Charles F.
Burgman editor and manager, Benjamin
F. Josselyn associate editor, 320 Post
Inskeep John E., marine engineer, r. I6I/2, 24th

" Kate Mrs., furnished rooms, I6V2. 24th
Inspector Boilers U. S., U. S. Appraisers' Bldg,

1st floor
Inspector Drugs U. S., U. S. Appraisers' Bldg,

2d floor
Inspector HuUs U. S., U. S. Appraisers' Bldg,

1st floor
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London and on the Continent of Europe.
WILLIAM WOLFF & CO., 329 Market St.

Inspector Markets, New City Hall, 1st floor

Inspector Milk, New City Hall, 1st floor

Inspector Plumbing and Drainage, New Ci ty
Hall, 1st floor

Inspector Steam Vessels U. S. (first district),
U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, 1st floor

Inspector Post Office U. S. (San Francisco Di-
vision), U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, room 78c

Institute Journal, Young Men's Institute pub-
lishers, SE cor Market and 10th

Insurance Block, SW cor California and Battery

Insurance Commissioner (State), Marvin H.
Higgins, 401 California, room 8

Insurance Company of North America (of
Philadelphia), James D. Bailey general
agent, 412 California, William J. Button
marine agent, 401 California, Swain &
Murdock city agents, 412 California

Insurance Company of the State of Pennsyl-
vania (Philadelphia), William J. Button
agent, 401-405 California

Insurance Free Kindergarten, Miss Laura
Richards principal, SW cor Hampshire
and Butte
" Sun (monthly), Fred S. Case manager, 206
Sansome, room 9

Intemann Henry, driver, r. 24 Glover
" Richard, porter Louis Taussig & Co., r. 24
Glover

Inter Nos Building and Loan Association, M.
C. Nunan president, M. L. Culver secre-
tary, 23 Crocker Bldg
" Nos Jewelry Co., L. Plamondon manager,
Daniel J. Riordan secretary, diamonds
and jewelry, 58 Crocker Bldg
" Nos Land Co., Charles Henderson pres-
ident, John J. Cordy secretary, 304 Mont-
gomery

Internal Revenue Agent U. S., U. S. Apprais-
ers' Bldg, room 11
" Revenue Bonded Warehouse No. 1, 1203

Battery
" Revenue Bonded Warehouse No. 8, NE cor
2d and King

Internal Revenue Collector U. S., U. S. Ap-
praisers' Bldg, room 4

Internal Revenue Laboratory U. S., U. S. Ap-
praisers' Bldg, room 17

International Association of District Nurses,
Mrs. A. E. D. Szanik manager, 930 Sutter

International Hotel, King, Ward & Co. proprie-
tors, 824 Kearny
" Indemnity Co., M. T. Dusinbury president,
J. P. Merritt secretary, 206 Sansome,
room 9

International Navigation Company's Trans-
atlantic Lines, American Line, New
York and Southampton (London), Phila-
delphia and Queenstown-Liverpool, Red
Star Line, New York and Philadelphia
and Antwerp, G. D. Fahnestock general
agent Pacific Coast, 609 Market, Grand
Hotel Bldg

International Security Co. The,

Emil Heuermann president, dealers in
premium and foreign bonds and se-
curities, 331 Montgomery cor Califor-
nia, rooms 1-2

Investors' Home Mutual Building and Loan As-
sociation, Theodore F. George secretary,
402 Montgomery, rooms 15-16

Inwood George, real estate, r. 709 Union
" Henry, contractor and builder, r. 1225 Lom-

Rose V. Mrs., widow.

Broadway

Inwood William A., compositor Edward C.
Hughes, r. 11 Homestead
" William G., carrier postofQce, r. 1515^
Broadway

Inyo Marble Co., M. J. McDonald president,
G. P. Rixford secretary, 12 Mills Bldg,
rotunda

lone Coal and Iron Co., C. C. Juster secretary,
4 Montgomery, room 42

Iowa Mining Co. (Nev.), R. L. Thomas secre-
tary, 419 California, room 2

Ipson Emil A., solicitor, r. 1720 Turk

Irbing David, marine oiler, r. 547, 1st

Iredale Alfred S., plumber, r. 10^4 Rausch

IREDALE CHARLES W.,

plumber and gasfltter, tin, copper and
sheet-iron work, roofing and jobbing,
952 Mission

Irelan Frank W., plumber William J. Irelan, r.
2308% Howard
" George W., carpet layer Kragen Furniture

Co., r. 579 Minna
" Linna Mrs., artist, r. 827 Post
" Oscar B., medical student, r. 827 Post
" Samuel B., calker, r. 21 Hinckley
" Warren J., plumber William J. Irelan, r.
2308'/2 Howard
Irelan William Jr., mining engineer, Crocker
Bldg, r. 827 Post
' ' William J. , plumber and gasfltter, 238 Ellis ,
r. 2308 '/2 Howard
Ireland Alexander S., teller The Bank of British

North America, r. Oakland
Ireland B. Clifford, merchandise broker, 121 Cal-
ifornia, r. Oakland
" C, driver La Grande Laundry, r. 340

Geary
" Edgar L., driver U. S. Laundry, r. 8 Syca-
more Av
" Elvie L., gripman Sutter St. RR, r. 9 Har-
riet
" Enama Miss, r. 1221 O'Farrell
" Frances Z. Miss, nurse French Hospital
" George H., liquors, NW cor 8th Av and

Fulton
" George T., painter, r. 131% Utah
" Harry, stationary engineer, r. 31 Julian Av
" James, clerk Syz & Co., r. East Oakland
" John, engineer, r. 407% Harrison
" Joseph, capitalist, r. 734, 25th
" Lucinda, widow, r. 26 Montezuma
" Mary A., widow, r. 1116 Jessie
" Merritte W., 1st lieut., assistant surgeon
1st Infantry, U. S. A., Benicia Barracks
" William, r. 31 Julian Av
" William, cashier Commercial Union As-
surance Co., r. Highland Park, Oakland
Ireland William, merchandise broker, 121 Cali-
fornia, r. 2503 California
Irene Emil, shoemaker, 1327 Pacific
Irion Louis, liquors, 125 Bay
Irish-American Hall, 818 Howard
Irish John P., U. S. Naval Officer (port of Ssm
Francisco), U. S. Custom House, 3d
floor, r. Oakland
'• John R., solicitor, r. 1834 Green
Ironberg Harry M., collector Pac. Tel. & Tel.

Co., r. 416 O'Farrell
Irones Carrie, widow, r. 308 Lily Av
Irons A., lineman Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r. 423
Pine
" Alfred, butcher C. W. Foster, r. 14 Ellisi
" Amos A., janitor, r. cor Ivy Av and Laguna
Iroquois Club, 9091/2 Market
Iroquois The, John M. Rademaker proprietor,

21 1 Kearny
Irvin Charles, oiler str Walla Walla
" David, pile driver, r. 9 Dore
" Harry, laborer, r. 537 Sacramento
" Henry, hostler Bailey, Weller & Neave
" Mary, widow, r. 1175 Valencia
" Samuel, carpenter, r. 37 Mary
" William, electrician Market St. Ry, r. 4
Powell Av
4®"Irvin. See Irvine, Irving and Irwin
Irvine Alexander (Irvine Bros.), r. 519 2d
" Alexander Mrs., widow, r. 803 Golden Gate
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IRVINE BROTHERS

^Alexander, James S. and William H.),
wholesale and retail grocers, 1302
Polk, 1421 Stockton. 570-572 Howard
and 308, 4:tli

Irvine Charles A., r. 3630, 16th
" Estelle M. Miss, teacher music, r. 3620,

16th
Irvine Felix H., teacher dancing, Academy

Hall, 937 Mission, r. 9U9i^ Mission
" H. E., waiter, r. 617 Mission
" James, capitalist, 314 Pine, room 39, r. 308

Page
" James, carpet layer, r. 118,9th
" James, machine adjuster, r. 1774 Howard
" James S. (Irvine Bros.), r. 1508 Larkin
" James W. (Irvine & Watts), r. 118, 9th
" J. C. & Co. (John C. Irvine), engravers, 339

Kearny
" John, ship joiner, r. 64 Tehama
" John C. (J. C. Irvine & Co.), r. 721, 18th
" John J., shipwright Union I. Wks, r. 13

Silver
" Joseph, clerk Irvine Bros., r. 930b Filbert
" Joseph, ship joiner, r. 13 Silver
" Leigh H., journalist Chronicle, 1006 Van

Ness Av
" Lizzie Miss, proprietor Albemarle House,

" Martin J., painter Swan & Stein, r. 1406
Folsom

" Nathaniel, clerk Irvine Bros., r. 1508 Larkin

" Neil, painter John S. Mellon, r. 30 Parker
Av

" Richard, manager Irvine Bros., 1421 Stock-
ton, r. 930b Filbert

" Thomas, 2d officer str Walla Walla, r. 524
Union

» Thomas, salesman Haas Bros., r. 519, 2d

" West, groceries and liquors, SE cor 34th
and Bartlett

" W. H., master mariner, 9 Mission

" William B., switchman Market St. Ry. r.
434, 19th

" William H. (Irvine Bros.), r. 1508 Larkin

" William H., policeman, r. 16 Walter

" William L., r. 730 Pine
Irvine & Watts (James W. Irvine and John
Watts), carpet beating works, 409 Mc-
Allister, telephone Jessie 331
Irving Alton, collector Dr. G. J. Fitzgibbon, r.
204 Haight

' ' Andrew H. , cl erk Parafflne Paint Co. , r. 1525
Scott

" Andrew K., foreman pile work Parafflne
Paint Co., r. 1535 Scott

" Benjamin, foreman tool shop Risdon I. &
L. Wks, r. 943 Valencia

" Frank, millhand Andrew Wilkie, r. 910
Church

" George H., carrier Post, r. 766 Bryant

" House, Mrs. Pauline Hubert proprietor,
568 Mission

IRVING INSTITUTE,

Rev. Edward B. Church principal, 1036
Valencia

Irving J., seaman str St. Paul

" James, bartender Clement Dixon, r. 118
Grant Av

" James, commercial traveler, r. 116 Vicks-
burg

" James, hand laundry machinery, 766 Bryant

" James, seaman, r. 1714 Stockton

" James S., compositor H. S. Crocker Co. , r.
766 Bryant

" John, r. 116 Vicksburg

" Joseph, tanner The Norton Tanning Co., r.
39 Clara

" Joseph O., machine hand J. C. Nolan & Co.,
r. 8631/2 Market

" Maggie B., compositor Bulletin, r. 766
Bryant
Irving Primary School, Miss Caroline B. Bar-
low principal, N s Broadway bet Mont-
gomery and Sansome

" Robert A., r. Hotel Pleasanton

" Robert C, carpenter, r. IbYi Washington Av

W.&J.SLOANE&CO.,

POt^TIEl^ES.

Largest Assortment on the Coast.
G-4-l-«547 TWarket St.

Irving Robert W., painter, r. 116 Vicksburg
" Samuel, shirt manufacturer, 328 Bush, r.
1525 Scott
Irving Samuel C, manager Parafflne Paint Co..
116 Battery, r. 1533 Scott
" W. Edward, shingler, r. 116 Vicksburg
" William, barber John Stable, r. Oakland
" William F., compositor, r. 51054 Hayes
Irvingdale The, Mrs. Margaret Finnegass pro-
prietor, 626 Eddy
Irvington The, George H. Wurster proprietor,
418 Ellis
" and Decoto Iron Warehouses (Alameda),
Lowry & Steller proprietors, 118 Cali-
fornia
Irvini Ludovico, fisherman, r. 908 Sansome
Irwin Abraham, clerk, r. 830 Capp
" Arthur F., incandescent worker Edison

Light and Power Co., r. 425 Geary
" C, with Indianapolis Furniture Co.
" Chester, clerk S. F. Novelty and Plating

Wks, r. 27051/^ Mission
" Christopher J., bricklayer, r. 746 Minna
" Clifford E., salesman, r. 2705^^ Mission
" Clyde W., packer Indianapolis Furniture

Co., r. 27051/4 Mission
" David, shoecutter Dolliver & Bro., r. 1822

Ellis
" Ellen, widow, r. HI Wildey rear
" Francis, longshoreman, r. 1428 Montgomery
" Frank, clerk Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 1330 Sut-
ter
" Frederick D., salesman, r. 27051/^ Mission
Irwin Harry 0., manager Jones & Co., 35-27, 8th
" James, r. 9 Page
" James, r. 118 Grant Av
" James, carpenter, r. 3610, 16th
" James, coachman, r. 1840 California rear
" James, coalpasser str Columbia, r. 522 Ste-
venson
" James, laborer, r. NE cor Solano and Min-
nesota
" James, lithographer Galloway Lith. Co.,

r. Berkeley
" James, longshoreman, r. 825 Battery
" James Jr., apprentice ship carpenter, r.

NE cor Solano and Minnesota
" James Mrs., bakery, NE cor Solano and

Minnesota
" James A., teamster, r. Ralston nr Shields
" James C, clerk, r. 640 Clay
" Jared H., real estate agent, 410 Kearny,

room 34
" John, bookkeeper, r. 937 Guerrero
" John, laborer, r. 2410 Geary
" John, ship carpenter, r. 988 Howard
" Joseph N. H., reporter, r. 1 Marye Terrace
" J. R., r. 926 Mission
" Margaret, widow, r. 634 Minna
" Marie A. Miss, teacher Garfield Primary

School, r. 1220 Vallejo
" Mary, nurse, 3101 Devisadero
" Mary Miss, shirtmaker, r. 634 Minna
" Mary F., liquors, 61 Jessie
" Michael, carpenter, r. 3614, 16th
" N., engineer, r. 100, 5th
" Rebecca, widow, r. 1220 Vallejo
" Robert, foreman E.K.Wood Lumber Co.,

r. 1009 Castro
" Samuel R., clerk Selby Smelting and Lead

Co., r. 37051/2 Mission
" T. H. Mrs., proprietor The Victoria, 1105

Hyde
" Thomas, buyer W Loaiza & Co., r. 830 Capp
" Valentine P., clerk George D. Dornin, r.
1303 Leavenworth

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Irwin Washington, teamster, r. 5 Clyde
" William, clerk Langley& Michaels Co., r.

830 Capp
" William, mining, r. 1316 Geary
" William A., druggist Edward J. Smith, r.

21 Powell
■' William C, motorman S. F. & S. M. Ry.,
r. 229, 28th
j^= Irwin. See Erwin, Ervin, Irvin and Irvine
Irzuquce Frank, cook International Hotel
Isaac Adolph, cigars and tobacco, 206 Sutter, r.
805 Mason
" Adolph, porter Max Wolf en & Co., r. 72314

McAllister
" Alfred E., bookkeeper Byron Jackson, r.

Oakland
" Amelia, widow, r. 546 Jessie
" Benjamin, porter Greenebaum, Weil &

Michels, r. 611 Pine
" Charles, clerk, r. 546 Jessie
" Charles, jeweler M. Van Vliet, r. 1210

Ellis
" Emilie Mrs., boarding, 927 Sutter
" Herman, salesman Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 927

Sutter
" James, r. 127 Kearny
" James S., butcher, 1129 Folsom, r. 1045

Market
'■ Joseph, fruit merchant, r. 6 Russ
" Solomon, butcher James S. Isaac, r. 467

Minna
" Mary, widow, r. 23 Moss
" William, shoemaker J. C. Nolan & Co., r.
East Oakland
Isaacs Abraham, hoseman Engine 12, r. 435
Green
" Abraham, salesman Jacob Macowskv, r.

621 Geary
" Alfred S., r. 339 Kearny
" Alice Mrs., r. 217 Francisco
" Arnle, saleslady Cowen & Cowen, r. 1522

Ellis
" B. Mrs., bakery and varieties. 111 Gough
" Benjamin, clerk, r. 513 Lombard
" David, sign painter Brown & Johnson, r.

509JC Natoma
" Edward, lithographic printer H. S. Crocker

Co., r. 1719 Scott
" Edward K., student, r. 437 Fell
" Edward S., ofQce 72-73 Montgomery Block,

r. 437 Fell
" Emma, widow, r. 5093i£ Natoma
" Henry B., porter L. Dinkelspiel & Sons, r.

1221/2, 19th
" Herman, plumber Gulick & Wetherbee, r.

509% Natoma
■' Hyman, janitor Board of Health, r. 1522

Ellis
" Isaac L., barber Charles Balger, r. 509%

Natoma
" Isaac M., capitalist, r. Ill Gough
" Jacob, glazier, r. 1719 Scott
" John D., chief draughtman maintenance of

way S. P. Co., r. Oakland
" Joseph, salesman J. Macowsky & Co., r. 621

Geary
" Joshua D. (Luscombe & Isaacs), r. 1312

Webster
" Joshua L., capitalist and money lender,

340 Montgomery, r. West Berkeley
" Julius, agent, r. 790 Van Ness Av
" Julius, barber, r. 435 Green
" Kate S., widow, r. 539 Turk
" Louis, clerk, r. 2 Hopeton Terrace
" Louis R., porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 437
Fell

Isaacs Marcus, correspondent S. H. Frank & Co
r. 1618 Geary
" Margaret Miss, compositor Call
" Maurice P., clerk, r. 2021 Pine
" Michael, clerk Baron Jacobs, r. 1004 Sacra-
mento
" Michael, merchant, r. 508 Hyde

" Morris, clerk The United Press
" Morris, tailor, r. 513 Lombard
" Peter, barber Joseph Cuneo, r. 435 Green
" R. & Brother, G. Abrahamson manager, im-
porters silks, 125-127 Sansome
" Reta, widow, dressmaking, 88 St. Ann's

Bldg
" Richard B., clerk The Carnegie Steel Co.,

r. 400 Lott
" Samuel, second-hand goods, 647 Washing-
ton, r. 513 Lombard
" Solomon, clerk Samuel Isaacs, r. 513 Lom-
bard
" Theodore, frame maker, r. 1522 Ellis
" William, barber, r. 909 Buchanan
" William B., iron, steel and railway sup-
plies, 226 Market, r. 1428 Post
Isaacson Frede-ick, cook, r. 40 Gilbert rear
" Hans, seaman, r. 518 Pacific
" Isaac, cigarmaker Pac. Coast Co-op. Cigar

Mfg. Co.. r. 33,5th
" John, carpenter, r. 18 Central Av
" Lena, widow, r. 126 Locust Av
" Lillie, widow, r. 2526 Post
" Maurice, r. 3-2%. Langton
" Max. clerk, r. 126 Locust Av
Isaakson Allin, quartermaster revenue cutter

Rush
Isacson Jacob, pharmacy, SW cor Octavia and
Geary, tel. East 280, and 827 Larkin, r.
822 O'Farrell
Isadore Abraham, tailor, r. 527 Natoma
Isaksen Claus, clerk Pac. Roll. Mill r. 908!4

Vallejo
Isakson Isaac, seaman schr Alma
Ischiesche Christian, shoemaker, 1952 Howard
Iselin Albert, baker Joseph Bamford, r. 125
Julian Av
" Joseph, laborer, r. 529 Sacramento
Iseman John, fireman, r. 524% Natoma

" Peter, r. 524% Natoma
Isenbruck Mary, widow, r. 504 Broderick
" Rudolph E. A., cashier .Leo E. Alexander
& Bro., r. 504 Broderick
Isenburg Benjamin, salesman Louis Meyer, r.

817 Filbert
Isermann Robert, teamster F. Martens & Co., r.

1034M Bryant
Isert Katharine, widow, dressmaker, r. 224
Francisco rear
" Wilhelm, engineer Stauffer Chemical Co.,
r. 8 Vandewater
Isham Byron L., turntable man Market St. Ry,
r. 122 San Jose Av
" Charles W., painter J. H. Spark, r. 28 Turk
•' John H., bookkeeper A. B. McCreery, r.

Alameda
" Louis H., stonecutter J. R. Blanchard &

Co., r. 146 Montana
" Maggie Mrs., r. 450 Clipper
" William, gripman Cal. St. RR, r. 1511a
Larkin
Isidore Isaac, salesman, r. 1314 Eddy
Isigkeit Charles, master schr Rio Rey, r. 1326

Florida
Iskender Bey, with Turkish Rug Co., 324 Sutter
Islais Creek Property Owners' Association,
P. T. Seculovich president, 3241 Mission
Islip T. Fred, vineyardist, r. 819 Pine
Isola Emma Miss, machine operator, r. 245
Clementina
" George A., helper Charles Mayer, r. 931

Clay
" John J., glove cutter Fred H. Busby, r. 245

Clementina
" Paul (Cuneo & Isola), r. 3313 Mission
>e®=-Isola. See Esola
Isom James W., engineer, r. 264 Octavia
Israel Arthur, correspondent Cerf, Schloss &
Co., r. 1710 Laguna

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Israel Charles, cigar dealer, r. 460 Natoma

" Dora T. Miss, teacher, r. 1710 Laguna

" Edward, stock clerk Sachs Bros. & Co., r.
1840 Ellis

'• Ernest A., paper hanger, r. 700 Laurel Av

" Eugene, clerk, r. 1840 Ellis

" Flora Mrs., matron Hebrew Home for Aged
Disabled, 507 Lombard

" Florence, clerk, r. The Colonial

" Grant, speculator, r. 238 Taylor

" Henry C, r. Old People's Home

" Jacob, tailor, 113, 9th, r. 13 Washington Av

" Jacob D., clerk Kahn Bros., Klein & Co., r.
1710 Laguna

" Joseph, salesman, r. 1840 Ellis

" Julius, traveling salesman Michalitschke
Bros. & Co., r. 1710 Laguna

" Julius M., clerk Nevada Bank, r. 934 Mc-
Allister

" Leon J., clerk Bibo, Newman & Ikenberg,
r. 1710 Laguna

" Louis A., manager Mission Chemical Wks,
r. 415 Laguna

" Max, capitalist, r. 2316 California

" Max D., teamster, r. 607 Linden Av

" Max J., clerk, r. 612, 4th

" Myer, r. 1840 Ellis

" Rebecca, domestic, 1701 Van Ness Av

" Samuel, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 39
Caroline

" Simon, merchant, r. 613, 4th

" Solomon, clerk Louis Kline & Co., r. 934
McAllister

" Sylvan, helper B. L. Stone, r. 1710 Laguna

" Theodore, painter, 119, 6th

" William, clerk, r. 204 Ellis
Israelitischer Frauen Verein, Leo Eloesser

secretary, 105 Stockton
Israelsky Abraham, clerk Hoffman, Alexander
& Co., r. 840 McAllister

" George, barber John J. Fine, r. 424 O'Far-
rell

" Julius, insurance, 235 Sansome, r. 840 Mc-
Allister

" Leo, printer Post, r. 434 O'Farrell
Isson Albert, r. 116 Jackson

" Robert, watchmaker and Jeweler, 116
Jackson

" Samuel, watchmaker, r. 114 Jackson
Istel Sophia, widow, r. 1959 Eddy
Isthmus House, William J. Baily proprietor,

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Italian Chamber of Commerce, Joseph Cale-
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G. M. Postiglioni president, 433 Broad-

ITALIAN-SWISS AGRICUL-
TURAL COLONY (Asti, CaL), P. C. Rossi
§ resident, A. Sbarboro secretary, pro-
ucers wines and brandies, 109 Bat-
tery
Italian-Swiss Mutual Building and Loan Asso
elation, 6. B. Cevasco president, A.
Sbarboro secretary, 524 Montgomery
Itche Louis, blacksmith, r. 69 Natoma
Iten August, r. 432, 3d

" August J., dairyman, 430, 3d, r. 433, 3d
Itjen Charles T., sugar refiner, r. 306^^ Lang-
ton
" Richard (Tobbenboske & Co.), r. 601 How-
ard

ITO, SOTOMI & CO.,

successors to Japan Curio Trading Co.
Japanese goods, H6 Sutter, telephone
Main 5193

Itrich Frank, seaman, r. 524 Bryant

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
CORRUGATED IRON.

Galvanized, Black and Painted,
for Roofing and Siding.

30ST0 31-7' IVIARKET ST.

Itsell Andrew J., teacher Washington Grammar

School, r. 1833 O'Farrell
Ittlinger George, r. 25 Jansen
luen Louis C.-, traveling salesman F. Toplitz &

Co., r. 1713 Golden Gate Av
Ivancovich Catherine, widow, r. 1615 Van Ness

Av
Ivancovich J. & Co. (Peter L. Vucanovioh and
George Beleney), fruit commission mer-
chants and importers, 211-213 Washing-
ton
Ivankovich Louis (Antonas & Ivankovich), r.

131 Turk
Ivanoff Charles N., barber Robert T. Brodek, r.

608 Powell
Ivanovich John M. (Sutich & Ivanovich), r. 1028

Clay
Ivelich John (Ivelich & Bakulich), r. 142, 6th
" & Bakulich (John Ivelich and Fabin Baku-
lich), restaurant, 216, 6th
Ivers John, ship painter Callaghan & Brundesen

" Joseph W., laborer, r. 909, 18th
Iversen August E., r. 1308a Leavenworth
" Charles M., butcher Hans A. Thompson, r.

1101^ Sanchez
" Frederick F., compositor Scandinavian

Pub. Co., r. 3114 Jones
" George W., clerk The N. Iversen Trading

Co., r. 13^ Angelica
" Gerhard, painter John P. Fraser
" Lawrence F., laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1294

Stanyan
" Louis, waiter Magnolia Cafe, r. 46 Spear
" Martin, cook, r. 46 Spear

IVERSEN N. TRADING CO.,

Niels Iversen president, E. M. Jensen
secretary, wholesale and retail deal-
ers in wood, posts and tanbark, wood
sawed to order, 125 Berry, telephone
Main 5448
Iversen Niels, president The N. Iversen Trad-
ing Co., 135 Berry
" Theodore (Iversen & Hansen), r. 207A 33d
" & Hansen (Theodore Iversen and Hans B.
Hansen), restaurant, 311 Battery
Iverson A. Gust, machinist Union i. Wks, r. 1038
Minna
" Alfred, r. 619 Fell
" Caroline, widow, r. 619 Fell
" Christian, teamster, r. IIO14 Sanchez
" Edward C, shipping clerk American Type

Founders' Co., r. 91314 Lombard
" Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker, r. 446 Bry-
ant
" Frederick F., printer, r. 2114 Jones
" Gerhard, polisher, r. 619 Fell
" John, printer, r. 537 Sacramento
" Louis, seaman, r. 308 Ritch
" Mark J., drayman McNab& Smith, r. WA

Boardman PI
" Mary, widow, r. 323 Vallejo
" Peter, driver S. F. Laundry, r. 609 Baker
4®=- Iverson. See Everson
Ives Abijah, engineer, r. 615, 3d
" Charles W., draper, r. 628 Geary
" Eunice J., widow, r. 3320 Washington
" George I. (Ives & Co.), r. Pacific-Union
Club
Ives Stephen D., general agent Fireman's Fund
Insurance Co., and secretary Home
Mutual Insurance Co., offlces 401-405 Cali-
fornia and 318 California, r. Alameda
" William, brass finisher, r. 616 Folsom
" & Co. (George I. Ives and Charles H. Stout-
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Wholesale and Retail.

Ivey Byron C, r. 3 Reagan PI
•• William H., machinist The Pelton Water
Wheel Co., r. 1125!^ Valencia
Ivory Edgar D., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.
Oakland
" John A., clerk, r. 54, 1st
" Thomas J., savryer Union Box Factory, r.

361/2 Harriet
" William M., shoemaker, 725 Brannan
Iwata Hidekuni, Japanese fancy goods, 603

Larkin, r. 121 Haight
I X L Lime Co. (Santa Cruz), Blochman &

Cerf agents, 14-16 Spear
I X L, Tamale Co., Julius Bunzl manager, 208

McAllister
Ixora Hall, 737 Mission
Izzi Jean, jeweler L. J. Lyons, r. 532 Green

Jaasko Sophie, domestic, 2225 Pacific Av
Jablonski Albert, painter, r. 1617 Green
Jaccard Louise, widow, r. 3718 McAllister
Jaccetta Antonio, laborer Albert E Buckman,

r. 55 Belcher
Jachens Adolph, salesman Rathjen Bros., r.
1246 Howard
" John (John H. Holjes & Co.), r. 398, 6th
" John, engraver J. C. Irvine & Co., r. 1246
Howard
Jachowski Paul, laborer, r. Andover Av nr New-
man
Jack William, printer, r. 21 Van Ness Av
" William Jr., printer, r. 21 Van Ness Av
" William R., carpenter and builder, 913
Ellis, r. 1210 Turk
Jack William S., expert accountant and ad-
juster fire losses, 421 California, r. San
Mateo
Jacka James, tailor Rudolph Bremler
Jaekins Frederick C, sweeper Harbor Commis-
sioners, r. Oakland
Jacklin Thomas, stableman San Mateo Ranch

Dairy, r. 1513 Fillmore
Jacklitz Frank, foundryman Marshutz & Can-
trell, r. 110 Berry
" Michael, foundryman Marshutz & Cantrell,
r. 23% Minna
Jackman Benjamin F., teamster, r. 313 Austin
" Elizabeth Miss, r. 522 Polk
" George L., capitalist, r. Lick House
" Gehiel B., watchman, r. 313 Austin
" Robert P., lineman Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r.

439 Bush
" W., capitalist, r. 126 Ellis
Jacks Henry, contractor and builder, 40 New
Montgomery, r. 313, 21st
" Robert, cigars and tobacco, 214 Brannan
" William D., instructor Charles E. Broad,
r. 409 Stanyan
4®" Jacks. See Jack, Jacques and Jaques
Jackson Abraham W., r. 1 Torrens Court
" A. C, clerk gen. pass, agent's oflce S. P.

Co., r. East Oakland
■' A. C. Mrs.,r. 1416 Jackson
" Ada, widow, r. 29 Lewis
" A. H., bookkeeper Miller, Sloss & Scott, r.

Alameda
" Albion, quartermaster revenue cutter
Rush, r. 3 East
Jackson AldenW., vice-president Gray'S Har-
bor Commercial Co. , 121 Market, and with
Pope & Talbo , r. Hotel Pleasanton
" Alfred W., druggist G. L. Carroll & Co.,
r. 2 Leonard PI

Jackson A. N., cutter Neustadter Bros., r. 1804
Laguna

" Andrew, seaman, r. 45 Sacramento

" Andrew W., agent Mutual Reserve Fund
Life Assn (N. Y.), 318 Safe Deposit Bldg

" Annie, domestic, 2020 Washington

" Antone, seaman, r. 3 East
' Antone, upholsterer John Hoey, r. 1 Mont-
gomery Court

" Archibald, carpenter and builder, 40 New
Montgomery, r. 12 Middle

" Arthur A., engineer Isaac Levy, r. 2119b
Howard

" Augustus C, porter Dairymen's Union of
Cal., r. 37, 2d

" Benjamin F., gripman Market St. Ry., r.
22 Williamson

" Bernard, seaman, r. 22 East

" Bert, cook, Thomas Murray, r. 510 Jackson

" Bertel, sugar worker, r. 135 Dore
Jackson Brewing Co., W. A. Frederick presi-
dent, Daniel Sullivan vice-president,
George Schafer secretary, 1428Mission
Jackson Byron, proprietor Byron Jackson Ma-
chine Works, 625, 6th, r. NW cor Morton
and San Antonio, Alameda

Jackson Byron Machine Works,

Bjrron Jackson proprietor, manufac-
turers engines, pumps, harvesting
and agricultural machinery, 625, 6tE

Jackson Caroline, widow, r. 424 Tehama
" Caroline C. Miss, teacher Miss West's

School, r. Oakland
" Carrie Miss, matron Salvation Army Chil-
dren's Home, 328 Bryant
" Charles, laborer Arctic Oil Wks, r. 22 Turk
" Charles, restaurant, 108 Berry
" Charles, waiter Bennett & Witmer, r. 1207

Market
" Charles A., clerk local freight office S. P.

Co., r. Oakland
" Charles A., foreman, r. 1025 Nebraska
" Charles A., laborer Pac. Sheet Metal Wks,

r. 2041/2 Clara
" Charles E., clerk Money Order Division

Post OfBce, r. 430 Post
" Charles F., salesman Cutting Fruit Pack-
ing Co., r. 3123 Bush
" Charles G., r. 2123 Bush
Jackson Charles H., deputy Attorney-General,
419 California, rooms 18-20, r. Hotel St.
Nicholas
" Charles H., teamster S. Foster & Co., r.

1330 Dolores
" Charles J., expressman, r. 115 Diamond
" Charles P., r. 2024 Howard
" Charles P., clerk The Ramona, r. 130 Ellis
" Charles W., vice-president Shoobert, Beale

Co.,r. Oakland
" Cyril W., beveler Pioneer W. L. and Color

Wks, r. 435 Turk
" Delia, widow, r. 2802 Greenwich
" DeWittC, special agent U. S. Treasury

Dept, Appraisers' Bldg, rooms 7-9
" Edward, clerk B. J. Ashim, r. 351, 4th
" Edward J. Mrs., r. 1810 Webster
" Elizabeth Miss, r. 505 Shotwell
" Elizabeth Mrs., artist, r. 1652 Mission
" Eugene J., clerk County Clerk's office, r.

931 Pacific
•' F. E., stableman, r. 123 Eddy
" Frances Mrs., housekeeper, r. 801 Sutter
" Frank, cook J. Reiss, r. 511 Valencia
" Frank A., clerk Wm. Pickering, r. 204 Turk
" Frank C, distributor Post Office, r. Ala-
meda
" Frank C, teamster, r. 1 Montgomery Court
" Frank E., distributor La Grande Laundry
" Frank W., collector S. F. Savings Union, r.

1032 Clay
" Franklin H., foreman Byron Jackson, r. 119

Fair Oaks
" Fred, upholsterer, r. 115 Ivy Av
" Fred W., clerk Prosecuting Attorney

Police Court 1, r. 314 Van Ness Av
" Frederick, machinist S. P. Co., r. 120c Shot-
well
" Frederick, machinist, r. 1155 Folsom

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Jackson Frederick, shoemaker, r. 137 Rose Av
" Frederick Jr., teamster, r. 137 Rose Av
" George, mechanic, r. 24 Everett
" George, waiter str City of Puebla, r. 257

Stevenson
" George, gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 315, 2d Av
" George E. Rev., r. 1416 Jackson
" George E. G., surveyor, r. 604 Castro
Jackson George a T., lessee Jackson's Napa

Soda Mineral Water, 619 Howard, r. 308

Haight
" George J., foreman James Graham, r. 24

Everett
" George R., clerk general auditor's office S.

P. Co., r. 636 Sutter
" George R., clerk George H. Young, r. 616

Folsom
" George W. G., gardener, r. 604 Castro
" Harry R., bookkeeper The Zeno Mauvais

Music Co., r. Alameda
" Harry R., porter, r. 807 Mason
" Henrietta Miss, r. 67 Clipper
" Henry, carpet layer, r. 133b 36th
" Henry, clerk Lachman & Jacobi, r. 2633

Howard
" Henry D., policeman, r. 557 Harrison
" Henry W., manager James Graham, 35, 3d,

r. 817 Bush
" Horace J., street contractor, r. 624 Jessie
" Horace J. Jr. (Jacobs & Jackson), r. 923

Howard
" H. R. (Benedict (& Turner), r. New York
" J., porter Cardall & Marston, r. 871 Mission
" Jacob, r. 1804 Laguna
" Jacob, laborer, r. 3 Welsh
Jackson Jacob G., president Caspar Lumber

Co., 48 Market, room 3, r. 911 Sutter
" James, 1653 Mission
" James, carpenter, r. 951 Mission
" James, window cleaner, 736 Pacific
" James C, bartender Patrick Coffey, r. 4

Dodge
" James J. P., clerk J. H. Dow, r. 429 Dupont
" James J., superintendent O'Connor, Mof-

fatt & Co., r. The Colonial
" James R., watchman, r. 613 Mission
" Jane, widow, r. 1014 Tennessee
" Jasper S., asphalt contractor, 215 Crocker

Bldg, r. 262 Golden Gate Av
" J. F., cook str Homer
" J. H. Mrs., widow, r. 1017 Ellis
" J. N., r. 1635 Bush
" John, bookeeper, r. 616 Folsom
" John, laborer, r. 336 Ritch
" John, riveter, r. 316 Michigan
" John, watchman, r. 903 North Point
" John A., janitor Mechanics' Pavilion
" John F., chief engineer str Columbia, r.

3439a 17th
" John F., salesman O'Connor, Moflatt & Co.,

r. 1314 Sacramento
Jackson Jolin H., superintendent bindery Hicks-

Judd Co., and secretary Republican

County Committee, r. 33014, 17th
" John J., r. 508 Ellis
" John P., capitalist, r. 730 Sutter
" John S., engineer, r. 2119b Howard
" J. Putnam, bookkeeper The John BoUman

Co., r. 1131 Clay
" J. Ross, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" Julia B. B., widow, r. 410 Valley
" Lionel F. G., clerk Thomas J. Ring,' r. 604

Castro
" Lydia A. Mrs., dressmaking, 506 Ellis
" Marcus A., bookkeeper A. W. Foster & Co.,

r. 517 Haight
" Mary, widow, r. 10 Ritch
" Mary A. Miss, dressmaking, 321 Jones
" Mary W., widow (Jackson & Silver), r.

4I81/2 Turk
" Mining Co., 606 Sutter
" M. J. Mrs., widow, r. 718 Golden Gate Av
" Moses A., janitor, r. 4 Stephen's Court
" Nicolasa S., widow, r. Union bet Baker and

Lyon
" Oliver F., printer The Wasp, r. 11 Kearny
" Oliver M., machinist, r. 18 Prosper
" Osmond W., r. 806 Bush
" Peter, r. 312 Brannan

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

Ck)ntracts made with Hotels for

Furnishing Carpets, Furniture, Drapery

Materials, Lace Curtains, Window

Shades, Bedding, Etc.

Jackson Peter, bookbinder, r. 1 Montgomery

Court
Jackson Peter H., president P. H. Jackson &

Co., 338-230, 1st, r. East Oakland

JACKSON P. H. & CO.,

Peter H. Jackson president, John T.
Tyrrell secretary, contractors for
wrought-iron bunding work, sidewalk
lights, fire and burglar proof sky-
lights, patent water-proof sidewalk
doors, etc., 228-230, 1st
Jackson Philip, salesman D. Samuels, r. 1932
Ellis
" R. D., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 3333

Sacramento
" Richard, janitor, r. 613 Howard
" Richard J., salesman Western Furniture

Co., r. 557 Harrison
" Robert, janitor, r. 917 Powell
" Robert, janitor The Examiner, r. 73Clipper
" Robert J., groceries and liquors, SE cor

Fulton and Broderick
" Samuel, stationery, 3361 Market and 1941

Mission
" Samuel I., bootblack, 11, 6th
" Sarah A., Mrs., r. 1810 Webster
" Stanley, attorney at law, 419 California,
rooms 18-30, r. 730 Sutter
Jackson Stephen (London Tea Co.), and general
agent Humboldt Mineral Water Co., 40,
3d, r. Wm, 3d
" Stewart, r. 262 Golden Gate Av
" Street Wharf, foot Jackson
" Tertius J., upholsterer, r. 115 Ivy Av
" Theodore, employee Palace Hotel, r. 213

" Theodore, expressman, r. 1214 Jackson

" Theodore A., porter, r. 180 Jessie

" Theresa, widow, r. 2633 Howard

" Thomas, master mariner, r. 1868 Stevenson

" Thomas, teamster Cal. Construction Co.,

r. 530, 17th
" Thomas B., agent, r. 675 Mission
" Thomas R., trunkmaker, r. 137 Rose Av
" Thomas W. (T. W. Jackson & Co.), r. Sau-

salito
" Thomas W., carpet layer, r. 19 Prosper
" T. W. &Co. (Thomas W. Jackson), crock-

eryware and chemicals, 236 Market
" Walter L., clerk local freight office S. P.

Co., r. 1228 Golden Gate Av
" Walter N., dental student, r. 1014 Mason
" Walter T., wool scourer, r. 216 Perry
" Will A., stenographer Commercial Union

Assurance Co., r. Hotel Pleasanton
" William, bookbinder, r. 1 Montgomery Court
" William, drover, r. 637, 3d
" William, musician, r. 825 Kearny
" William, porter Mills Bldg, r. 557 Harrison
" William, ship carpenter, r. 2523 Bryant Av
" William, steerage steward str Corona
" William B., gripman Market St. Ry, r. 3005

Geary
" William B. Mrs., varieties, 3005 Geary
Jackson William E., agent Davis Sewing Ma-
chine Co., 632 Washington, r. 1909 Polk
" William E., granite curbing and manager
M. P. Sessions & Co., 40 New Montgom-
ery, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" William K., carpenter S. Conning, r. 38

Turk
" William O., porter Davis & Williams, r.

816 Ash Av
" W. J., motorman Market St. Ry., r. 59
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Jackson & Silver (Mrs. Mary W. Jackson and

Mrs. S. I. Silver), coffee saloon, ilSy^ Turk

Jackson's Napa Soda Mineral Water, G. H. T.

Jackson lessee, office 619 Howard
Jacob Aaron, teamster S. Jacob, r. 739 Golden
Gate Av
" Adolph C, helper Forderer Cornice Wks, r.

1919 Polk
" Andrew A., salesman Ed Weil & Co., r. 830

Fulton
" Charles E., bakery, ISQi/z 4th. r. 1919 Polk.i
" Charles H., student, r. 1919 Polk
" David, r. 1537 Geary
" Emile, insurance a'gent, r. 830 Fulton
" Henry, teamster S. Jacob, r. 739 Golden

Gate Av
" Henry R., traveling salesman Kahn Bros.,

Klein & Co., r. 830 Fulton
" Hies, iron worker Coppieters & Meckel, r.

Alameda
" Lucile Miss (Lucile & Co.), r. 830 Fulton
" Louis, waiter, r. 5I814 Jessie rear
" Maurice, r. 16 Turk
" Michael, salesman Meyerfeld, Mitchell &

Co.,r, 1625 O'Farrell
" Moray, clerk Jacob Unna, r. 815 Filbert
" Nathan, bookkeeper, r. 232 Van Ness Av
" Nathan, teamster S. Jacob, r. 739 Golden

Gate Av
" Peter C, blacksmith Geo. W.Phelan, r. 310

Fillmore
" S., drayman, 111 Bush
" S., tailor M. Rosenberg, r. 722, 7th
" Solomon Mrs., widow, r. 739 Golden Gate

Av
" Theodor E., clerk Johnson Bros., r. 1919

Polk
" Victoria Mrs., dressmaking, 16 Turk
" William, tanner Metten & Gebhardt, 1118
Kansas
./^~ Jacob. See Jacobs and Jakobs
Jacobetti Frank, coffee packer Berlin & Lepori,

r. 1110 Kearny
Jacobi Alexander, bookkeeper Henry Hilp, r.
724 1^ Turk
Arthur, canvasser Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r.

405 Octavia
Charlotte Mrs., waiter New Mechanics'

Hotel
Daniel H., salesman Sachs Bros. & Co., r.

827 Golden Gate Av
David, deputy Assessor, r. 827 Golden Gate

Av
David, jeweler, r. 1317 Gough
Irving L., assistant manager Pac. Collec-
tion Bureau, 41-42 Chroncle Bldg, r. 1020
Van Ness Av
Jacobi Jacob J., secretary and treasurer Lach-
man& Jacobi, SE cor 2d and Bryant, r.
1730 Pine
" Joseph M., cutter Henry Hilp, r. 824 Turk
" Leopold, manager Pac. Collection Bureau,
41-42 Chronicle Bldg, r. 1020 Van Ness Av
Jacobi Louis H., superintendent Pacific Tele-
phone and Telegraph Co., 216 Bush, r.
Alameda
" Manuel, fisherman, r. .526 Broadway
" Samuel, salesman D. Samuels, r. 827

Golden Gate Av
" Samuel, salesman L. Dinkelspiel & Sons,

r. 1020 Van Ness Av
" William, shoemaker, 323, 29th
4®" Jacobi. See Jacoby

Jacobovich Adolph, barber Salinger & Adams,
r. 740 Mission
" Jacob, barber, 1805a Howard

Jacobovics Philip, traveling salesman J. Baum-

garten & Co., r. 534 Bush
Jacobowitz Sigmund M., marine engineer, r.

1623 Geary
Jacobowsky Solomon, tailor, r. 509'/4 Natoma
Jacobs Abraham, barber Stocker & Holderer, r.

222 Elm Av
" Abraham, clerk Albert Mueller & Co., r.

328 Tehama
" Abraham, tailor, 1228 Market, r. 149 Grove
" Abraham, upholsterer, r. 450 Clementina
" Abraham M., peddler, r. 528 Natoma
" Albert, r. 442 Greenwich

Albert P. (J. H. Cain & Co.), r. 902b Powell
" Albert W., bookkeeper B. Blumenthal &

Co., r. Oakland
" Alfred H., student, r. 1114 Octavia
" Alexander, boots and shoes, 804 Kearny, r.

1508 Folsom
" Alexis, agent hat manufacturers, 119 Bush,

r. 715 O'Farrell
" Alfred B., clerk, r. 1130 O'Farrell
" Annie, widow, bakery, 205 Gough
" Arthur, laborer Miller & Son, r. dVi, 13th
" Arthur F. (Jacobs Bros.) r. 442 Greenwich
" Baron, boots and shoes, 510-512 Kearny, r,

1004 Sacramento
" Benjamin, r. iSSM Hayes
" Benjamin (Packer & Jacobs), r. 618 Golden

Gate Av
" Benjamin, clerk Glaser Bros., r. 301 Fulton
" Benjamin, messenger Nathan, Dohrmann

&Co., r. 528 Natoma
" Bernard, pawnbroker, 117, 3d, r. 1605 Post
" Bertha, widow, r. 1303 Laguna
" Bertha Miss, r. 607 Larkin
" Birdie Miss, bookkeeper I. & G. Jacobs, r.

2011 Pine
" Brothers (Joseph O. and Arthur F.), livery

stable, 217-219 Jackson
" Charles (Charles Jacobs & Co. ) , r. New York
" Charles, butcher John Beuttler, r. 603

Haight
" Charles, janitor, r. 43a 2d
" Charles & Co. (Charles and Lee Jacobs),

wholesale cigars, 223 California
" Charles S. (F. P. Jacobs & Bro.), r. 309 Van

Ness Av
" Charles W., compositor Call, r. 113 Erie
" Charlotte L.. widow, r. 13 Steuart
" Clarence P., waiter Viticultural Restau-
rant, r. 14 Allen
" Daisy Miss, teacher music, r. 317, 17th
" Daniel, carpenter, r. 415 Clementina
•' Davids., manufacturers' agent. 126 Kearny,

room 8, r. lUlA Golden Gate Av
" Dora Miss, dressmaking, 1718 O'Farrell
" Edward K., civil engineer, r. 849 Golden

Gate Av
" Edward L., note teller Nevada Bank, r.

Mill Valley, Marin Co.
" Ella Mrs., r. 1020a Capp
" Ella P. Mrs., bookkeeper J. A. Jacobs, r.

317, 17th
" Ernest, r. 1110 Folsom
" Fannie, widow, r. 1010 Harrison
" Fannie Mrs., birds and cages, 1.523 Market
" F. P. & Brother (Frank P., Charles S. and

William F.), manufacturers' agents, 119

Bush
" Frank, r. 2225 Pacific Av
" Frank, bicycle repairer, r. 29111?^ Harrison
" Frank P. (F. P. Jacobs & Bro.), r. 309 Van

Ness Av
Jacobs Fred A., assistant manager The Ger-

mania Life Insurance Co., 19-22 MiDs

Bldg, 4th floor, r. Oakland
" Fritz, cook, r. 146a 5th
" Gabriel (I. & G. Jacobs), r. 2011 Pine
" George, cook Thompson & Tobius, r. 137,

4th
" George T., collector, r. 232 Van Ness Av
" George T., secretary El Coronado Mining

Co., 530 California, room 12, r. 706 Grove
" George W., foreman S. F. Bridge Co.
" George W., electrician, r. 560 Howard
" Gustav, printer Brown & Bley Co., r. 461

Hannah, widow, r. 2317 Jackson

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Jacobs Harriet Mrs., ladies' underwear, 26-28,

6th, r. 1609 Laguna
" Harry (Jacobs & Jackson), r. 902 Folsom
" Hattie Mrs., dressmaking, 2012V4 Mission
" Henry, butcher, r. 2115 Powell
" Henry, buyer Cai. Canneries Co., r. 1757

Sutter
" Henry I., barber, 222 Stockton, r. 461 Stev-

" Herrman, cellarman Lachman & Jacobi, r.
1234y2 Bush

" H. M. Mrs., lodgings, 215a Post

" H. Scott, clerk Martin Stevens, r. 1130
O'Farrell

" Hulda Mrs., second-hand furniture, 1021
Folsom

" Hyman, cashier Mack& Co.,r. 2621 Laguna

" Hyman, merchant, r. 47 Russ

" Hyman, tailor, 202 Montgomery Av, r. 631
Union

" Hyman S., merchant tailor, 109, 4th, r. 1511
Post

" I. & G. (Isaac and Gabriel), pawnbrokers,
613 Pacific

" Isaac (I. & G. Jacobs), r. 2011 Pine

" Isaac, tailor, r. 455b Tehama

" Isaac H., commission merchant, 119 Bush,
r. 1130 O'Farrell

" Isaac R., watchmaker and jeweler, 408b
McAllister

" Isidor, r. 1308y2 Ellis

" Isidor, manager Cal. Canneries Co., 425-441
Brannan, r. 2018 Webster

" J. & Co. (Jack Jacobs), manufacturers'
agent, 414 Market

" Jack (J Jacobs & Co.). r. 1002 Geary

" Jacob, r. 1508 Folsom

" Jacob, peddler, r. 112814 Harrison

" Jacob, salesman Samuel Jacobs, r. 528
Natoma

" Jacob, salesman The Hamburger Co., r.
5.55b Na toma

" Jacob, traveling salesman Lewis Meyer-
stein, r. 1308^2 Ellis

" Jacob D., master mariner, r. 838a 17th

" James A., coal oil and coal-oil stoves, 1947
Mission, r. 317, 17th

" J. M., porter, r. 126 Ellis
'" John, driver Buffalo Brewing Co., r. 68
Clementina

" John A. (Jacobs & Otto), r. NE cor Railroad
Av and 11th Av South

" John W., baker Simkins & Thorp, r. 113
Erie

" Joseph, r. 1020a Capp

" Joseph, barber Jacoby, Gonzalves &
Asplund, r. 705 Willow Av

" Joseph, butcher, 212 Gough, r. 2115 Powell

" Joseph, laundryman S. F. Laundry, r. 1114
Pierce

" Joseph, traveling salesman, r. 714b Fell

" Joseph J., clerk S. Friedman, r. 723 Turk

" Joseph L., clerk Mrs. H. Jacobs, r. 1609
Laguna

" Joseph O. (Jacobs Bros.), r. 442 Greenwich

" Joseph W., clerkF. A. Hyde, r. 1020a Capp

" Julius, butcher B. Hermann, r. 1217 Polk
Jacobs Julius, manager San Francisco Depart-
ment Aachen and Munich Fire Insurance
Co. (Germany), and general insurance
agent, 204 Sansome, r. 1114 Octavia

" Katie Miss, r. 2317 Jackson

" Kaufman, tailor, r. 923 Pacific

" Lee (Charles Jacobs & Co.), r. 2117 Webster

" Leon, salesman Will & Finck Co., r. 450
Clementina

" Lester H. (Hillyer & Jacobs), attorney at
law, 17 Mills Bldg, 9th floor, r. 1114 Oc-
tavia
" Louis, boxmaker Pac. & S. F. Box Fac-
tory, r. 902 Folsom
" Louis, cigar maker H. Plagemann & Co., r.

322 Clementina
" Louis, laborer, r. 8 Zoe rear
" Louis, salesman George A. Moss, r. 528

Natoma
" Louis B., merchant, r. 1523 Bush
" Louis G., clerk Mrs. H. Jacobs, r. 1609 La-
guna

Jacobs Louis N., deputy City and County Treas-
urer, r. 1621 Fillmore

" Louis T., porter, r. 520 Geary rear

" Lucy, widow, r. 142, 7th

" Mary Mrs., varieties, 7091^ Stockton

" Maurice E., salesman Heller, Bachman &
Co., r. Baldwin Hotel

" Max, r. 1140 Turk

" Michael, tailor B. Meyer, r. 322, 7th

" Morris, peddler, r. 450 Clementina

" Morris, tailor, r. 34 Langton

" Moses, dry goods, 1368 Market, r. 222V4 Page

" Myei (Jacobs & Wolfe), r. Hotel St. Nicho-
las

■' Nancy Miss, bookkeeper I. & G. Jacobs, r.
2011 Pine

" Nathan, traveling salesman, r. 809 Page

" Nathan M.. with Royal Ins. Co., r. 715
O'Farrell

" Nathaniel, with Reddy, Campbell & Met-
son, r. 2225 Pacific Av

" Nellie A. Miss, teacher Washington Gram-
mar School, r. 442 Greenwich

" Nicholas J., chandelier maker Thomas
Day & Co., r. 11 14 Pierce

" Oscar, clerk, r. 205 Gough

" Pauline, widow, r. 2011 Pine

" Peter, upholsterer, r. 1050 Howard

" Ralph, printer H. S. Crocker Co., r. 301 Ful-
ton

" Raphael, r. 1508 Folsom

" Raphael, barber, r. 450 Clementina

" Rebecca Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 2621 Laguna

" Samuel, barber Abraham B. Glassman, r.
Union nr Powell

" Samuel, bookkeeper Felix Coblentz & Co.,
r. 20 O'Farrell

" Samuel, men's furnishing goods, 1366 Mar-
ket

" Samuel, salesman J. B. Russell, r. 461
Stevenson

" Samuel B.,r. Pacific Hebrew Home

" Samuel I., clerk, r. 618 Golden Gate Av

" Samuel I. Mrs., boarding, 618 Golden Gate
Av

" Sarah R. Miss, r. 2317 Jackson
Jacobs Saul R., dentist, 799 Mission, r. 1140
Turk

" Sigmund, barber Henry I. Jacobs, r. 461
Stevenson

" Simeon L. (Jacobs & Co.), r. 91U Sutter

" Simon, r. 723 Turk

" Simon, clerk Harry Unna Co., r. 222^2
Page

" Sol., shipping clerk Cal. Canneries Co., r.
1303 Laguna

" Solomon, clerk, r. 1331 Vallejo

" Solomon S., r. .309 Van Ness Av

" Thomas, attorney at law, r. 2225 Pacific Av

" Tobias, salesman Samuel Jacobs, r. 1364
Market
Jacobs Wesley A., manager The Germania Life
Insurance Co., 19-22 Mills Bldg, 4th floor,
telephone Main 1684, r. Oakland

" William F. (F. P. Jacobs & Bro.), r. 309
Van Ness Av

" Williams., r. 215a Post

" Wolf, capitalist, r. 931 Post

" & Co. (Simeon L. Jacobs), ladies" and
children's furnishing goods, 113 Kearny

" & Jackson (Harry Jacobs and Horace J.
Jackson Jr.), liquors, 238, 5th

" & Otto (John A. Jacobs and Diedrich Otto),
groceries and liquors, NE cor Railroad
Av and 11th A v South

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Wolfe), attorneys at law, 407-409 Safe
Deposit Bldg
j86^ Jacobs. See Jacob and Jakobs
Jacobsen A. A., coxswain U. S. str Albatross
" Alfred L,., dairy, Berlin nrFelton
" Andrew (Jacobsen & Christie), r. 11211/4

" Andrew, baker Frederick Willenbrink, r.

911 Larkin
" Andrew, seaman, r. 51 Stanford
" August, laborer, r. 51^4 Clara
" Charles, r. 506, 4th
" Charles, furniture, 411, 3d, r. San Diego,

Cal.
" Christian, r. 120, 23d
" Christiana, widow, r. 1201 Fell
" Cornelius J., driver Frank Knobloch, r. 913

Illinois
" Emil E., cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 411

Bryant rear
" George C, teamster J. Martenstein & Co.,

r. 120, 23d
" Halvor J. T. (Jacobsen & Brunger), r. 916

Lott
" Hans, driver Jacobson & Peterson, r. 1434

Howard
" Henry, assistant bookkeeper Sunset Seed

and Plant Co., r. 308b 10th
'• Henry, clerk Goodall, Perkins & Co., r. 1201

Fell
" Iver, veterinary surgeon, 631 Mission, r. 916

Page
" J., seaman str Pomona
" John, master schr Jennie and Edna, office

44 East
" John, seaman, r. lOOV^ Jackson
" John, seaman, r. 217V4 Perry
" John, waiter, r. 105 New Montgomery
" John A., porter Miss Emily Meehan, r. 226

Jessie
" John W., ship carpenter, r. 750 Harrison
" L., seaman str Santa Cruz
" Lars P., teacher Anglo-Japanese School, r.

410 Franklin
" Neils, salesman Golden Gate Compressed

Yeast Co., r. 327^2 Day
" Peter, groceries and liquors, 2019 Mason,

r. 2122 Mason
" Rudolph, clerk, r. 2023 Mason
" Samuel, carpenter str State of California
" Theodore, seaman, r. 1413 Montgomery
" & Brunger (Halvor J. T. Jacobsen and

Alfred Brunger), insurance brokers, 323

Montgomery
•• & Christie (Andrew Jacobsen and George

Christie), groceries, 310, 6th
4®=" Jacobsen. See Jacobson
Jacobson A., machinist Pac. Roll. Mill
" Abraham, clerk Schmidt & Bendixen, r.

1314 Mission
Jacobson Adelaide Miss, proprietor Tropical

and California Fruit Juice Co., 909 Mis-
sion, r. 528 Hayes
" Alexander, longshoreman, r. 5IV2 Clemen-
tina
" Alfred, bartender, r. 1220 Powell
" Alfred, waiter, r. 30 Langton
" Amelia, domestic, 3808 Jackson
" Anton, master brig Consuelo, r. 317 Fre-
mont
" B., lineman Pac. Postal Tel. Cable Co., r.

716 Brannan
" Bernard, seaman, r. 19 Harriet
" Bernard, superintendent Hebrew Home

for Aged Disabled, 507 Lombard

Jacobson Carl F., bookkeeper Jacobson &

Lobree, r. II2314 Powell
" Charles (Charles Jacobson & Co.), r. 1700

Geary
" Charles (Fredrickson & Jacobson), r. 1123^4

Powell
" Charles, piano maker Sherman, Clay &

Co., r. 1028 Minna
" Charles, seaman revenue str Commodore

Perry
" Charles & Co. (Charles Jacobson and I, F.

Morris), produce commission merchants,

423 Front
" Christian, painter, r. 272i/4 Clementina

rear
" Christopher, seaman, r. 320 Ivy Av
" Christopher F., nurse, r. 231 Golden Gate

Av
" David, shoe finisher Cahn, Nickelsburg &

Co., r. 606 Buchanan
" Edward, tailor Frank Kudrna. r. 527 Sacra-
mento
" Ernest P., butcher "Wilson Dining Saloon,

r. 318 Jessie
" Frederick, laborer, r. 1121 "Vermont
" Frederick, lunchman Theodore Tominski,

r. 909 Kearny
" Frederick, plumber, r. 739 Broadway
" Frederick, waiter Wilson Dining Saloon,

r. 318 Jessie
" Fritz, tailor, r. 26 Fell
" George, cook str San Bias
" Gustav, carpenter, r. 2 Reed PI
" Gustav, waiter Wilson Dining Saloon, r.

129, 6th
" Harry, seaman schr Modoc, r. 232 Minna
" Harry, traveling salesman S. H. Frank &

Co., r. 1707 Post
" Henry, seaman, r. 1052 Folsom
" Henry F. C, barber Frank Kelly, r. 1317

Powell
" Hyman, salesman Joseph Melczer & Co.,

r. 917 Oak
" Isadora, wood and coal, 127, 8th, r. 633 Na-

toma
" Iver S., drayman, 222 Davis, r. Haywards
" Jacob, laborer, r. Ill Danvers
" Jacob, shoe finisher Cahn, Nickelsburg &

Co., r. 606 Buchanan
" Jacob L., tailor, 432 Montgomery
" James (Jacobson & Peterson), and restau-
rant, 13, 6th, r. 511, 19th
" James, bookkeeper The German Savings

and Loan Society, r. 303 Polk
" John, deckhand str Newark, r. Oakland
" John, seaman str Homer
" John H., master bark C. D. Bryant, office

318 Steuart
" J. William, carpenter, r. 929, 19th
" Lizzie, widow, r. 1707 Post
" Lorenz, seaman, r. 31 Broadway
" Louis, musician, r. 39 Turk
" Mark, clerk Nordman Bros., r. 606 Buchanan
" Maurice, r. 633 Natoma
" N. A., deckhand str Oakland, r. Oakland
" Nils, brass grinder W. T. Garratt & Co., r.

Berkeley
" Oscar, liquors, 150 Steuart
" Otto, reporter, r. 189 Hyde
" P., helper Edison Light and Power Co., r. 22

Verona PI
" Peter, steward Henry C. Olsen, r. 1042

Howard
" Simon, merchant, r. 511 "Van Ness Av
" Sixten A., tailor, r. 26 Fell
" & Peterson (James Jacobson and Peter

Peterson), bakery and coffee saloon, 217
Kearny
*®*Jacobson. See Jacobsen
Jacobus Charles F., engineer, r. Texas bet Butte

and Napa
" Julien E., mining secretary, 33 Nevada

Block, r. Niles, Cal
" Lyman A., salesman Redington & Co., r.
Oakland
Jacoby Albert, clerk Lewis Meyerstein, r. 527%
Natoma
" Brothers (Los Angeles), clothing and boots
and shoes, office 39, 2d

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Jacoby David, glazier, r. 702 Linden Av
" Edward S., salesman B. Blumentlial & Co.,

r. 2734 Pine
" Esther Miss, saleslady, r. 53714 Natoma
" Franz, accountant Cesar Bertheau, r. 2916a

Sacramento
" , Gonzalves & Asplund (Henry Jacoby,

Joseph Gonzalves and Ernst Asplund),

barbers, 14 Geary
'■ Henry (Jacoby, Gonzalves & Asplund),

r. 444a Natoma
" Henry, merchant, r. 3309 Clay
" Herman, cigarmaker, r. 527^ Natoma
" Herman, seaman, r. 616^4, 2d
" Isaac N. (Jacoby Bros.), r Oakland
" Jacob, merchant, r. 502 Fell
" Julius, merchant, r. 606 Grove
" Julius H., cigars and tobacco, 21 Kearny, r.

629 Green
" Max, clerk Adolph De Bonnet, r. 502 Fell
" Pauline, widow, r. 629 Green
Jacoby PMlO, publisher The Hebrew, and Cali-
fornia State Almanac (German), 612

Commercial, r. 118 Grant Av
" Richard, shipping clerk Willows Brewery,

r. 1800 Laguna
" Samuel, r. 929 Ellis
" Sophie, widow, r. 1208 Buchanan
" Therese, widow, r. 2916A Sacramento
" William P., r. 1208 Buchanan
je®"Jacoby. See Jacobi
Jacofky Alex, baker, r. 772 Mission
Jacot George H., with Alfred Borel & Co., r.

151114 Taylor
" Henry G., bookkeeper California Neckwear

Co., r. 10 Monroe
Jacott David M., carpenter, r. I8I614 Hyde
" Frank S., bookkeeper White Sewing Ma-
chine Co., r. 410 Hyde
Jacquemart Achille, accountant French Mutual

Benevolent Society, r. 52 Perlne

JACQUEMET AUGUST,

proprietor Belle View Nursery, cor
Cambridge and Woolsey, florists and
decorators, first class work, reasonable
prices, large assortment of decorating
and house plants always on band in
rear of store, 17 Taylor, telephone
South 565

JACQUEMET J. & CO.

(Joseph Jacquemet, Pierre Condrey
and Francisco Vayr), proprietors Ocean
House Road Nursery (take Mission
Street electric cars for Nursery nr
Ingleside), and Magnolia Nurseries cor
22d and Douglass (take Castro Street
car to 23d and then take Mission Street
car and transfer to 22d and get off at
24th and Douglass for Nurseries), floral
depots 25-27, 4th, telephone Main 1720,
and 105, 6th, telephone South 657
Jacquemet Joseph (J. Jacquemet & Co.), r. 25,

4th
Jacquemin Jules, gardener, r. 618 California
Jacquemond Anselmo, real estate, r. 3 Carolina

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Jacquenot George, laborer J. Roylance Brass

Wks, r. 216 Hickory Av
Jacques Charles, helper Pelton Water Wheel
Co.,r. 781 Mission
" Frederick B., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

309 Clipper
" Frederick C, bartender M. J. Carroll, r.

1206 Market
" Isaie, carpenter and laundry machinery,

822 Montgomery
" Katie Mrs., furnished rooms, 708 California
" Samuel B., stevedore, r. 444 Brannan
" Thomas G., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
4®° Jacques. See Jacks

Jacquot August, polisher Bruenn's Piano
House, r. 1921 San Carlos Av

JACQUOT ERNEST,

importer and dealer in French wines
and liquors, NW cor Folsom and 4th,
r. 800 Folsom

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Jaegel Frank, bottler Daniel Tweedie, r. 443

Guerrero
Jaegeling Henry, plumber, r. 1525 Turk

" Julia, widow, r. 1525 Turk

" Julius P., dental laboratory, 819 Market, r.
1525 Turk
Jaeger Charles J., liquors, 269, 3d, r. 13 Hamp-
ton PI

" Frederic W., chief janitor Odd Fellows'
Hall, r. 127, 7th

" Frederick C, florist and decorator, 412 Sut-
ter, r. 418 Eureka

" George H., painter, r. 418 Eureka

" George M., barber Jacob Leverich, r. 418
Eureka

" Harry, butcher Ludwig Selliger, r. 3308

" Jacob, scavenger, r. 23 Boardman PI

" Max, yardman Sterling Furniture Co., r.

952 Mission
" Thomas, baker r. 262i/J Tehama
Jg®" Jaeger. See Jager, Yager and Yeager
Jaenicke Christian, bakery, 1913 Hyde

" William (Stange& Jaenicke), r. 1315 Ellis
Jaenig Carl, locksmith, r. 433 Greenwich
Jafemon Frank, fish dealer, SE cor 23d and Va-
lencia, r. 13 Valley
Jaffa Adele Solomons, physician, r. 1707 Scott
" Henry H. C, manager T. Morton, 1619 La-
guna, r. 1614 Bush
" Myer E., chemist, r. 1707 Scott
Jaffe J. L., capitalist, r. 1926 Market
Jaffe Max, mining secretary, 33 Nevada Block,

r. 207 Mason
J8®=-Jaflray. See Jeffrey

Jagels Richard, liquors, 30 Clay, r. 69 Tehama
Jager Catherine, widow, r. 4 Kramer PI
" Charles, ladies' tailor, 246 Sutter
■' George W., barber, 2815, 16th, r. 2849, 16th
" Martin R., butcher Mark Strouse, r. 6i/^

Tay
" Nils M., teamster C. A. Hooper & Co., r.

Louisburg nr Unadilla Av
" Will P., clerk Lowenberg & Co., r. 2849, 16th
je®"Jager. See Jaeger, Yager and Yeager
Jagger Henry C, salesman W. W. Montague &
Co.. r. 3632, 16th
" Henry C. Jr., r. 3632, 16th
Jaggi Alfred (Baumeister & Jaggi), r. 1842
O'Farrell
" Rose Miss, teacher music, r. 1842 O'Farrell
Jago Grace Miss, r. 25i/^ Albion Av
" John, waiter International Hotel
" Mary, widow, r. 251^ Albion Av
Jagow Henry, seaman, r. N s Yolo nr Texas
" Herman, fireman Western Sugar Refinery,
r. N s Yolo nr Texas
Jahmes Taylor, varieties, 1041 Guerrero
Jahn Anna Mme, forelady Goldstein & Co., r.
14 Grant Av
" Bertha, widow, r. 1527!4 Mission
" Christopher, expressman, SW cor Larkln

and Post, r. 12 Walnut Av
" George F.. solicitor, r. 2206 Mason
" Herman, r. 14 Grant Av
" Herman Jr., printer Francis-Valentine Co.,

r. 707 Hayes
" John, pressman, r. 2206 Mason
" Nellie Mrs., costumer Frederick Peter, r.
707 Hayes
>S®"Jahn. See Jann and John
Jahns C, chief cook str Apache
" Gustav, driver Franz Siebrecht, r. 713^

Union
" J. H., manager buying dept. Nathan,
Dohrmann & Co., r. Alameda

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Jahnsen Edward, master str Scotia, office 22

Market, r. Oakland
Jahnson Victor, masler mariner, r. 432A, 23d
Jahrsdorffer John, machinist, r. 18, 1st
Jaideas Julius, cabinetmaker Bader & Fincke,

r. 1115 Bryant
Jaiser Frederick C, painter, 1231 Mission

" Frederick C. Jr., plumber, r. 24 Prospect Av

Jakobs Amelia K. M., bookkeeper, r. 523 Haight

" Eva M. Mrs., decorative artist, r. 523

Haight
" Frank C, varieties, 523 Haight
" Walter G., plumber J. P. Groom & Co., r.

523 Haight
Jakway J. Worden, teamster, r. 14a Harriet
Jallman Jane Mrs., r. Ellsworth nr Cortland Av
Jalumstein Hannah Mrs., nurse, r. 537 Franklin

" Stella Miss, dressmaking, 537 Franklin
Jamart Emile, waiter, r. 109, 5th
" Frank, waiter str Alameda
" Victor M., plumber, r. 109, 5th
" Victoria Mrs., proprietor Abbott House,

109, 5th
James Agnes C. Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 5

Liberty
" Albert, laborer, r. 31 Victor
" AlphonseC, salesman Luscombe & Isaacs,

r. 1017 Sutter
" Arthur R., clerk general passenger agent's

office S. P. Co., r. 1101 Pine
" Benjamin, compositor Dewey Publishing

Co.,r. 1826 Howard
" Bessie Miss, basket maker, r. 174 Silver
" C. A., salesman Leege& Mills, r.Fruitvale
" Charles, salesman Davis Bros., r. 34, 13th
" Charles H., stenographer, 310 Pine, room

38, r. 1538 Howard
" Colin H., agent, r. 20iy2 Guerrero
" Daniel, master tug Ida W., office 44 East,

r. 702 Harrison
James David B., furniture and storage, 414 Mc-
Allister, r. 322 Oak
" Edgar, printer, r. 203 Taylor
" Edward, carpenter, r. 537 Sacramento
" Edwin, carpenter, r. 4 Sutter PI
" Edwin F., pressman Brown & Bley Co., r.

103 Taylor
" Emma E. Mrs., cigars and tobacco, 429,

4th, r. 174 Silver
■' Ernest W., clerk, r. 1319 Green
" Etta, widow, r. 970 Harrison
" Frank, sergeant Underwriters' Fire Patrol

Station, r. 106 Jessie
" Frank B., lineman, r. 2521 Mission
" Frank V., 3d asst. engineer str State of

California, r. Alameda
" Frederick G., painter, r. 1519 Ellis
" George, bookbinder Hicks-Judd Co., r. 325

Ellis
" George, entry clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r.

1017 Sutter
" George, seaman, r. Contra Costa House
" George A., laborer, r. 31 Victor
" Henry, journalist, r. 1319 Jackson
" Henry Mrs., widow, r. 719b McAllister
" Henry D., with Gutte & Frank, r. 1322b

Valencia
" Hugh L., clerk auditing dept. Wells, Fargo

& Co., r. 226 Stockton
" Ida Miss, basket maker, r. 174 Silver
" James, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 419

Baker
" Jane, widow, r. 1441 McAllister
" Jefferson G. (J. G. James & Co.), r. 2131

Howard
" Jeremiah, r. 1826 Howard

James J. G. & Co. (Jefferson G. James and Wil-
liam Smith), wholesale butchers, 1st Av
South nr Railroad Av, office 402 Kearny,
rooms 1-5, telephone Main 914
" John, r. 1414 Mission
" John, laborer, r. 26 Stevenson Av
" John R., seaman, r. Contra Costa House
" Joseph, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

1319 Green
" Lawrence W., oiler Edison Light and Pow-
er Co., r. 312Capp
James Leander L., mining machinery and
mining secretary, 419 California, room
16, r. 310 Haight
" Lester E. (Cornell & Co.), and secretary
Oceanic Phosphate Co., 409 California,
room 4, r. 1317D Webster
James Lick Baths. See Lick Baths
James Lick Grammar School, Philip Prior
principal, S W cor Noe and 25th
" M. A. Miss, ladies' nurse, r. 1207 Folsom
" Mary A. Miss, lodgings, 425 O'Farrell
" Mortimer, steam fitter, r. 5 Decatur
James M. S., PaciflcCoast agent J. L. Mott Iron
Works (New York), office 27 Flood Bldg
James Nathaniel T., manager Alliance Assur-
ance Co. (London, Eng.), 416 California,
r. 721 Ashbury
" Octavia, widow, r. 1017 Sutter
" Oliver P., salesman Edmund Taylor, r. 86

Corbett Av
" P. H., electrician str Santa Rosa
" R. H., clerk general freight office S. P. Co.,

Co., r. 828 Powell
" Richard A., printer Post, r. 1920 Powell
" Sarah Mrs., dressmaking, 1826 Howard
" T. K., chief steward str Australia
" William, miner, r. 1210 Fillmore
" William A., manager Arizona Warehouse,

222-232 King, r. 912 Pine
" William F., weigher P. C. SS. Co., r.

Berkeley
" William H., carpenter and builder, 2305

Pine
" William H., laborer Western Sugar Refi-
nery, r. 1414 Mission
4®=" James. See Jahmes

Jameson James Mrs., widow, r. 2127 Pacific Av
" James S., clerk freight auditor's dept. S.

P. Co., r. Oakland
" Joseph, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 122014,

24th
• Lazar, peddler, r. 5 Rausch
Jamieson Alexander, yardman Black Diamond
Coal M. Co., r. 15a De Boom
" Andrew, r. 1103 Folsom

" Andrew, driver National Ice Co.. r. 34 Russ
" Charles W., clerk Union Mutual Life Ins.

Co. , r. 507 Natoma
" James, molder Atlas Iron Wks
" Jennie, widow, r. Treat Avnr Stoneman
" John, laborer Fulton Eng. & Ship Bidg

Wks, r. 2507/2 Mission
" Lawrence, porter Boothby & Garvin
" Mary Miss (Jamieson & Co.). r. Treat Av

nr Precita Av
" Walter S. (Reigle & Jamieson), r. 1557i^

Market
" & Co. (Miss Mary Jamieson), bookbinders,
410 Sansome
Jamison Agnes, widow, r. 1207a Broadway
" Eliza Miss, r. Old People's Home
" James, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
" James J., r. 606 Montgomery, room 31
" John D., bookkeeper Norton Tanning Co.,

r. Alameda
" Wallace T. (McCarthy* Jamison), r. 28'/^

Page
" William C. shipping clerk Louis Taussig

& Co., r. 3616, 16th
" William R., M. D., manager Cal, Medical
and Surgical Infirmary, 1029;^ Market
4®= Jamison. See Jameson, Jamieson and Jem-

ison
Jancovich Costo, plumber, r. 1525 Leavenworth
" Gustav, plumber John Eckelmann, r. 1525

Leavenworth
" J., electrician, r. 34 Ellis
" Luco C, r. 1525 Leavenworth

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Jancovich Marco, teamster, r. 1535 Leavenworth

" Spire G., restaurant, 323 Washington, r.
3028 Buchanan
Janctzky Julius, waiter The Oberon, r. 158 Te-
hama
Jane J. Mrs., widow, r. 13 Kissling

" Mabel Miss, r. 13 Kissling

" William T., conductor Market St. Ry., r.
13 Kissling
Janes Addison M., real estate, 1004 Market

" Charles M. policeman, r. 608 Shotwell

'■ Frank M., carpenter, r. 10 Pfeiffer

" Grace, widow, r. 1016Haight

" Graziano, confectionery 354, 4th, and var-
ieties, 1171 Valencia

" Lizzie Mrs., dressmaking, 502 Grove

" Luther, clerk, r. 838 Bush

" Thomas E., city agent New York Plate
Glass Ins. Co., 431 California, r. 1016
Haight

" Thomas I., physician, 719a McAllister

" Tryphinnie B. Mrs., physician, 719a Mc-
Allister
William H., bookkeeper, r. 608 Shotwell
"see Jaynes
Janett John A., farmer, r. 711 Mission
Janin Alexis, mining engineer, r. 915 Hyde
Janin Louis, mining engineer, 202 Sansome, r.

Ballard. Santa Barbara Co.
Janke Carl A., stenographer Judson Mfg Co., r.
318 Fulton

" John, liquors, 501 Market, r. 1516 Howard

" William A., r. 318 Fulton
Jankowich Anton, barber Siegfried Davis, r.

17021^ Post
Jann Christian, porter Baker & Hamilton, r.

1653 Hayes
4®" Jann. See Jahn
Janneso Joseph, barber Joseph Webber, r. 124

Pine
Janowsky Louisa Miss, dressmaker, r.- 33 Turk
Jansen Alexander, upholstering and bedding,
928 Howard, r. Alameda

" Augustus C, 1st ofQcer str Pomona, r. 1008
Filbert

«' C. H. Mrs., bakery, 1072 Howard

" Charles (Harpham & Jansen), r. Lorin

" Charles A., seaman, r. 1008 Filbert

" Charles N., conductor Market St. Ry., r.
814 Cole

" Christian, waiter, r. 566 Minna

" Christian T., proprietor Maine House, 614
Kearny, r. 1716 Leavenworth

" Frank, asst. bookkeeper Alexander Jansen,
r. Alameda

" Frederick, merchant, r. 2506^4 Sutter

" Frederick (Jansen &Thiele), r. 917 Fillmore

" Georg e A. F., liquors, NE corBrannan and
1st r . Alameda

" Geor- e M., r. NE cor 1st and Brannan

" H. eg, ofQce attendant Dr. R. A. McLean,
r. .305 Kearny

" Har old, pressman, r. 443, 24th

" Iver, painter, r. 827 Alabama

" J. Frederick A., secretary The Emporium
Commercial Co., 825 Market, r. 2833 Pine

" Johanna, domestic, 2319 California

" John (Dunkelman & Jansen), r. 1301 Buch-
anan

" John, carpenter Pac. Woodenware and
Cooperage Co., r. 834 Hampshire

" John, driver Cal. Wine Assn., r. 506, 3d

" John, master mariner, r. 16 Perry

" John, porter Cooper & Bond, r. 641 Com-
mercial

" John, seaman, r. 334 Main

" Lambert, mate schr Salvator, r. 739, 4th

" Mads, carpenter str Walla Walla

" Marie, widow, r. 1531 Post

" Mary, domestic, 641 Haight

" Oscar, r. 1521 Post

" Robert P., weigh master Oregon Imp. Co.,
r. Alameda

" Romberg, asst. bookkeeper M. A. Gunst &
Co., r. 1531 Post

" Sigurd A., bookkeeper Alexander Jansen,
r. Alameda

" William, harness maker J. C. Johnson &
Co., r. 1073 Howard

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO,

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RIVETED IRON and STEEL

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For Town Water Works, Hydraulic Mining

and Irrigation.

309, 311, 313. 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

JANSEN & THIELE

(Frederick Jansen sole proprietor),
bats and caps, 104, 6tli

4®= Jansen. See Janson, Janssen, Jansson,

Jantzen, Jensen and Jessen
Jansing Edward F., clerk, r. 732 Harrison
Janson Annie, widow, r. 779 Folsom
" Carl, boarding, 206 Steuart
" Charles, foreman Ralston Iron Wks, r.

Golden Gate, Cal.
" Otto, musician, r. 413 Minna
" Robert P., clerk Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 1735

Buchanan
" Therese L., widow, r. 1735 Buchanan
" Victor, tanner Balz Bros. & Finkeldey, r.

1129 Florida
" William, teamster, r. 779 Folsom
" William F., laborer, r. 779 Folsom
Janssen Carl A., pressman E. A. Janssen & Co.,

r. 50Vi Silver
" Charles (S. F. Cigar Mfg. Co.), r. 526 Mer-
chant
" Diedrich M., salesman Holm & Nathan, r.

1208 York
" E. A. & Co. (Edward A. Janssen), book and

job printers. 536 Clay
" Edward A. (E. A. Janssen & Co.), r. 803

Elizabeth
" Eva, widow, r. 1216 Fillmore
■' Frederick C, proprietor German Hotel, 560

Howard
" George H., bartender Viticultural Restau-
rant, r. 935 McAllister
" Herman J., conductor S. F. & S. M. Ry., r.

61 14 Chenery
" IhnoP.,clerk Kohlberg, Strauss & Froh-

man, r. 49 Boyce
" John J. (Schumacher & Janssen), r. 933V2

Valencia
" Mary D. Miss, bookkeeper Brauer, Grass-

hofl&Co., r. 1208 York
" Peter N. (Clemens & Janssen), r. 333 Dun-
can
" W. Asmus, carpenter Bolander & Perkins,

r. 1308 York
Jansson August, oiler str Washtenaw

" Charles A., tailor, r. 741 Filbert
Jantzen Caroline, widow, r. 141 Hancock
" Charles, agent Cal. Sal. Soda Co., 402

Front, r. 710 Haight
" Frederick, crockery and glassware, 717

Market and 641 Kearny, r. 326 Diamond
" Henry, porter Stepp & Straub, r. 33 Laskie
" Herman F., r. 141 Hancock
" Richard C, salesman Frederick Jantzen,

r. 141 Hancock
" William F., clerk J. L. Scheper, r. 1701 Polk
4<S"Jantzen. See Jansep, Janson, Janssen,

Jansson and Jensen
January Peter T., printer, r. 507^/^ Leavenworth

rear
" William H., compositor Examiner, r. 3

Glen Park Av
Janzi Jules, cook Raoul Carbonnier, r. 919 Sac-
ramento
Japan and China Line Steamers, Occidental

and Oriental Steamship Co. and Pacific

Mail Steamship Co., ofBce 435 Market
Japanese Cemetery, 34th Av and Clement
" Christian Women's Home, Miss Ella J.

Hewitt superintendent, 1307 Larkin
Japanese Consulate, Sabura Koya consul,

Milsunojo Funakoshi elive consul, A.

Segawa and T. Shirasu secretaries, 1514

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Hotels, Restaurants and Ship- '
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Japanese Episcopal Mission, M. Tai manager,
421 Powell
" Gospel Society, 608 Polk
Japanese Metbodlst Episcopal Mission and
Cburcll, Rev. K. Ghizaka pastor, Rev.
M. C. Harris D. D. superintendent, 1329
Pine
Japanese Presbyterian Church and Mission,
E. A. Sturge M. D. superintendent, 121
Haight
Japanese Presbjrterian Mission Home, 929 Sac-
ramento
Japanese Young Men's Christian Association,

131 Haight
4S=Jaques. See Jacques and Jacks
Jaquith Frederick G., plastering contractor, r.

512 Bush
Jarboe Paul R., attorney at law, 57 Nevada

Block, r. 2128 Broadway
Jarde Christopher, seaman, r. 26 Rincon PI
Jardin d' Enfants, Mrs. Marie Marshall princi-
pal, 1120 Powell
Jardine Alexander T., painter, r. 24 Welsh rear
" Iron Works, J. B. Jardine president and
manager, William T. Kilgrove secre-
tary, engineers and iron founders, 307-309
Folsom
" James B., draughtsman naval dept Union

I. Wks, r. Berkeley
" Joseph B., president and manager Jardine

Iron Wks, 307-309 Folsom, r. 21 Noe
" Robert M., foreman Hobbs, Wall & Co., r.
1141, 20th
Jargoyhen A. Mrs., lodgings, 739 Folsom

" Pierre, employee P. G. Somps,r. 739 Folsom
Jarney Henry, driver, r. 624, 4th
Jarrett Isaac E., attorney at law, 216 Bush,
rooms 8-9, r. 1500 Mason
" Joseph, ship carpenter Union I. Wks, r. 501

Napa
" Montague E. W., machinist Murch & Gray,

r. 9 Oak Grove Av
" Thomas, laborer, r. 411 Sansome
Jarvie Alexanders., foreman distributing room
S. F. Laundry, r. 715 Grove
" Alexander S. Jr., clerk Western Meat Co.,
r. 715 Grove
Jarvis Anita Miss, bookkeeper State Council
American Protective Assn., r. Alameda
■' Frank C, lumber, 31 Steuart, r. Newark
" Howard S., shipowner, 31 Steuart, r. East

Oakland
" James, electrician str China, r. 626 Harri-
son
" Jeremiah J., r. 349 Jessie
" Hatherine A. Miss, r. 141 Perry
" R., capitalist, r. 781 Mission
'• ThompsonP., chief engineer dry dock Union
I. Wks, r. 308 Iowa
Jason William E., salesman, r. 34 Ellis
Jasperson John, driver X L Dairy Co., r. 456

20th
jS3~Jassen. See Jessen
Jastram Frederick, r. 1234 Pine
Jatho Theodore, groceries and liquors, 112 San

Jose Av
Jaudin George E., clerk, 2204 Jones
" Harry U. (Gould & Jaudin), r. 1618 Clay
" Mary E., widow, r. 2204 Jones
Jauhers Adolph, r. 714 Broadway
Jaujou E. A. &Co. (Eugene A. Jaujou and Leon
Chassagne), wholesale wines, liquors
and cordials, 432 Jackson
" Eugene A. (E. A. Jaujou & Co.), r. Ala-
meda
Jaulus Bernard, musician, r. 211 Elm Av

Jaunet Louis, restaurant, 232 O'Farrell
Jaussaud John, laundry, 816 Larkin
Javete Louis, shipping clerk Redington & Co.,
r. Berkeley
" Louis W., wagon guard Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. Berkeley
Jay William, shoemaker, 406, 5th, r. 735 Bryant
Jaymot Bernard, driver Peter Caubu, r. 19th Av
South bet G and H
" Jean, milker Peter Caubu, r. 19th Av South
bet G and H
Jaynes Frank, superintendent Western Union
Telegraph Co., president Gold and Stock
Telegraph Co. of California, American
District Telegraph, ofBce NE cor Pine
and Montgomery, r. 912 Bush
Jaynes Horace, traveling salesman, r. 912 Bush
J8®-Jaynes. See Janes
Jean Fritz, waiter C. Radovan, r. 320 Minna
Jeandeville George, tailor, r. 221,6th
Jeanneret Charles, engraver, 126 Kearny, room

10, r. 348 Waller
Jeannin Emile G., electrician, r. 6 Vincent

" Marie, widow, r. 6 Vincent
Jeans Angle F. Mrs., notions, 1110 Steiner
" George W., motorman Market St. Ry, r.

709 Minnesota
" Thomas J., carrier postofQce, r. 1110 Steiner
Jebb Robert J., laborer S. P. Co., r. 1103a Fol-
som
Jebe Henry, tanner Anton Krieg, r. 1138 Florida

" Louisa, domesiic, 2266 Franklin
Jeflerman Frank, r. 13 Valley
Jeflers Anna, widow, r. Faith nr Brewster
" James D., wagon maker and horseshoer,
1421 Nebraska, r. 1331 Utah
JefFers Milo S. (H. Rosekrans & Co.), r. 509, 6th
" Milo S. Jr., salesman H. Rosekrans & Co.,

r. 509, 6th
" Robert, r. 913 Greenwich
" William, electrician, r. 13 Dale PI
" William H.. janitor Mechanics' Institute,

r. 913 Greenwich
" William M. J., helper J. D. Jeflers, r. 1331
Utah
Jefferson George, bartender G«orge R. Dwyer, r.
2799 Baker
" George C, bicycle repairer, 4 Hyde
" Hotel, Spargo & Shea proprietors, SW cor

Broderick and Jefferson
" J., waiter, r. 765 Mission
Jefferson Primary School, Miss Mary M. Mur-
phy principal, S s Tehama bet 1st and 2d
Jefferson Square, bet Gough and Laguna, Eddy
and Golden Gate Av
" Stephen P., packer clothing and equip-
page depot quartermaster's dept U. S.
A., r. SW cor Jackson and Cherry
" William A., cigar manufacturer, 410 Sac-
ramento, r. Oakland
Jeffery Albert G., porter, r. 613 Powell
" Alfred, dental supplies, 1019 Hayes
" Benjamin A. (Jeffery Electric Mnfg. Co.),
r. 1019 Hayes
Jeffery Electric Manufacturing Co. (Joseph A .
and Benjamin A. Jeffery), manufacturers
electrical dental and medical supplies,
dynamos, motors, etc., 1019 Hayes, ofQce
406 Sutter, room 38
•' George M., machinist S. F. & S. M. Ry ., r.

916 Army
•' Henry, conductor Geary St. RR., r. 3201
Point Lobos Av
Jeffery Joseph A. (Jeffery Electric Manufac-
turing Co.), and dentist, 406 Sutter,
room 38, r. 1019 Hayes
" Thomas, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 158.

14th
" William, r. 423 Bryant
" William T. C, beveler Pioneer W. L. and
Color Wks, r. 158, 14th
Jeffray John F., pressman Bosqui Engraving and
Printing Co., r. 910 Vallejo
" William A., laborer J. C. Wilson & Co., r.
910 Vallejo
Jeffress Alexander M., traveling salesman
James De La Montanya, r. 624'/^, 17th
" E. F., conductors. F.&S. M. Ry.
" Elmer H., draughtsman, r. 3794, 16th

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Jeflress George H., salesman Crane Co., r. 1714
Market
" James G., attorney at law, 402 Montgom-
ery, rooms 17-18, r. 14 Turk
" John K., clerk W. W. Montague & Co., r.

Oakland
" Robert, painter S. P. Co., r. 3794, 16th
4®-Jeffress. See Jeffers and Jeffries
Jeffrey Albert, window cleaner, 425 Bush,r. 106,
4th
" Delia, widow, r. 50 West Av
" Edwin, r. 212 Powell
" Richard, baker, r. 411 Greenwich
" W. T., diamond expert, r. 902 Montgomery
Jeffreys Herbert M., bookkeeper Goldberg,
Bowen&Co., r. Berkeley
" Howell C, motorman Market St. Ry., r. 1005

Minnesota
" John, buyer Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r.
Berkeley
Jeffries Herbert B., laborer Pac. Refining and
Roofing Co.
" Michael S., foreman machine shop Market

St. Ry., r. 151/2 Elgin Park Av
" Thomas, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Jeffs Harry J., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 927
Golden Gate Av
" William, machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks, r.
Oakland
Jefts James, salesman, r. 405 Gough
Jehl John J., maltster Jackson Brewery, r.

Ocaan View
Jehly Louis (Jehly & Davis), r. 38V4 Sycamore
Av
" & Davis (Louis Jehly and Thomas Davis),
horse dealers, 426 Valencia
Jehu R. Miss, stenographer Chickering, Thomas
& Gregory and Gerstle & Sloss, r. Oak-
land
" Walter N., assayer and chemist, 46-47
Montgomery Block, r. 2117 Bush
Jelawitz Max, clerk, r. 428Vi Broadway
Jelich Antoine (Jelich & Vulich), r. 213, 6th
" & Vulich (Antoine Jelich and George Vu-
lich), fruits and vegetables, 213,6th
Jellnski Charles, r. 1145 Howard
" Mary Miss, tailoress Hans F. Hansen, r.
1145 Howard
Jellett Jonathan H., attorney at law, 320 Cali-
fornia, r. 2418 Webster
" M. H., traveling salesman Levi Strauss &
Co.
Jellinek Charles A., clerk Bass-Hueter Paint

Co., r. 1829 Bush
Jellings William, clerk Thomas N. Iglehart, r.

Alameda
Jellis James (Foster & Co.), r. 12 Lick
Jellison Arthur M., librarian Mechanics' Insti-
tute, r. 1836 Eddy
" Benjamin F., liquors, 544 California, r. 603
Bush
Jelman Neil, cooper, r. 833 Brannan
" Nell A., cooper, r. 833 Brannan
Jelmini A. E., pantryman Merchants Club, r.

222 Sansome
Jelsch Antone, cashier Crystal Salt Water

Bathing Co., r. 311 Bay
Jemison William, bakery, 127, 2d
'SS'Jemison. See Jamison
Jend Henry J. F., conductor Market St. Ry, r.

NE cor 26th and Fair Oaks
Jenkel John R. (Jenkel & Schumacher), r. 224
Grove
" & Schumacher (John R. Jenkel and H. G.
F. Schumacher), jewelry. 621 Market
Jenkin John, (Barrow, Wade, Guthrie & Co.), 8
Mills Bldg, 6th floor, r. 719, 20th
" Susan Miss, clerk Thomas Jenkin. r. 813

Geary
" Thomas, varieties, 813 Geary
Jenkins A., r. 514 Pine
" Alice, widow, lodgings, 519, 3d
" Anderson L., bookkeeper D. De Bernardi &

Co., r. 1824 Sutter
" Andrew E., brass finisher W. T. Garratt &

Co., r. 109 Leavenworth
" Arthur, clerk, r. 1306B Hayes
" Benjamin P., dairyman, r. 2419 Greenwich
" Bennett, boatman, r. 519, 3d

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,
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Jenkins C, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,

r. 607 Eddy
" Caroline F., widow, r. 730 Sutter
" Charles F., driver City Transit Co., r. 730

Sutter
" Charles H., carpenter, r. 306 Sanchez
" Charles H. Jr., clerk B. F. Wellington, r.

306 Sanchez
" David, Seaman, r. 519, 3d
" Elinor E. Mrs., r. 1375 San Jose Av
" Emma B. Miss, stenographer, r. 918 Hyde
" Frederick E., band sawyer Miller & Hamil-
ton, r. Alameda
" Frederick W., rigger Llewellyn Davies, r.

632 Green rear
" James, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1503

Taylor
" Jean, attorney at law, r. 502 Stevenson
" J. M., with Bosqui Engraving and Print-
ing Co., r. 2030 Howard
" John (Holmes & Jenkins), r. 834 Devisa-

dero
" John, floorman St. George Stables, r. 417

Bush
" John, gardener Odd Fellows Cemetery, r.

8I514 Point Lobos Av
" John E., groceries and liquors, Chenery

bet Randall and Fairmount
" John S., driver Guadaloupe Dairy Co., r.

San Brano Av nr 15th Av South
" Lydia M., widow, r. 1912 Webster
" Paul, laborer, r. 568 Mission
" Robert F., teamster, r. 625 Bryant
" Robert L., clerk, r. 3 Rola Court
" Sarah B. Miss, teacher Hamilton Grammar

School, r. 1912 Webster
" Tena Mrs., r. 109 Diamond
" Theresa, widow, r. 337 Filbert rear
" Thomas B., boatman H. Peterson, r. Fol-

som St. Wharf
" Will A., clerk Pac. Mutual Life Ins. Co., r.

918 Hyde
" William, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 25

John
" William, restaurant, 3131 Mission
" William H., machine hand N. Parrish &

Co., r. Alameda
" William M., machinist A. J. McNicoU &

Co., r. 5i2B Castro
" William R., clerk Western Assurance

Co., r. Oakland
4®" Jenkins. See Junkins
Jenks Emma, widow, r. 823 O'Farrell
" Edwin H. Rev., associate pastor First-
Presbyterian Church, r. 1419 Post

JENKS GEORGE H,

homoeopathic physician, office and r.
620 Sutter, hours 8 to 9 a. m., 1 to 3
and 7 to 8 p. m., telephone Black 701

Jenks Harris, clerk auditing dept. Wells, Fargo

&Co., r. Oakland
" James S., clerk local freight offloe S. P.

Co., r. 620 Sutter
" J. Ridgeway Mrs., r. Hotel Pleasanton
" Levingston, attorney at law, 54-55 Crocker

Bldg, r. 1001 Pine
" Mary, domestic, 2631 Howard
" Sarah, widow, r. 732 McAllister
Jenne Annie Miss, stenographer, r. 914 Bryant
" Charles F., clerk J. W. Schouten & Co.,

r. 247 Langton
" Emma Miss, r, 914 Bryant
" Jacob, millhand, r. 914 Bryant
" Mary Mrs., groceries, 914 Bryant
" Minnie Miss, dressmaker, r. 914 Bryant

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Jennell Kate, widow, r. 2 St. Charles PI
Jenner Harry S., r. 37, 2d

" John E., jeweler Shreve & Co., r. 1931 Lex-
ington Av

" Sylvester H., compositor Examiner, r. 504
Stockton

" William, physician, 528 Pacific
Jenness Herbert H., salesman W. B. Larzelere

Commission Co., r. Oakland
Jenney Levi Jr., special agent Mutual Life Ins.

Co. ofN. Y., r. 606 Minna
4®~ Jenney. See Jenny
Jennings Angelina, widow, r. 2518% McAllister

" Anthony H., r. cor Plymouth Av and Lobos

" Barbara, widow, r. 3138 Sacramento

" Bernard P., r. 641 Harrison

" Cassius M., attorney at law, 10-11 Mills
Bldsr, 7th floor, r. 899 Pine

" Charles, clerk, r. 607 Eddy

" Charles B., commission merchant, 121 Cal-
ifornia, r. 3112 Clay
Jennings David A., mining secretary, 401 Cali-
fornia, room 14, r. 2105 Devisadero

" David B., bay and river freighting, 11
Steuart, r. 1908 Baker

" E. C, assistant secretary The Giant Pow-
der Co. Consolidated, r. 301 Leavenworth

" Edward, r. 506 Battery

" Edward J., carrier postofflce, r. 1818 Green

" Ellen, widow, r. 272 Tehama rear
Jennings F. A. & Co. (Frederick A. Jennings),
painters, paperhangers and whiteners,
862 Mission

" Prank, laborer First St. Wks, Union I.
Wks, r. 342 Minna

" Frank A., bookkeeper Harry F. Jennings,
r. 3138 Sacramento

" Frederick A. (F. A. Jennings & Co.), r. 2117
O'Farrell

" Frederick W., rancher, r. 3138 Sacramento

" F. W., machinist Dow Steam Pump Wks,
r. Oakland

" George (Hooper & Jennings), r. 935, 15th

" George, boilermaker, r. 3511 Baker

" George, switchman, r. 650, 4th

" George A., foreman, r. 3138 Sacramento

" George A. (Jennings & Washburn), r. 424
Eddy

" George D., r. 17a 6th

" George M., milker James Smith, r. 716
Brazil Av

" Gilbert, distributer La Grande Laundry,
r. 131 Dolores

JENNINGS HARRY B.

(Succcessor to Hugo Scheunert), pom-
padour hair cut a specialty, 12, 7tli,
OddFeUow'sBldg

Jennings Harry F., livery stable, wood and
coal, 3130-3132 Sacramento, r. 3138 Sac-
ramento

Henry E., printer, r. 350, 6th

Henry E., hostler Western Meat Co., r. 970
Hrrrison

Isaac, master schr Adelia Griffln., ofQce
11 Steuart

James J., porter James De La Montanya,
r. 641 Harrison

James P., tanner, r. 51 Merritt

Jane D., widow, r. 1733 Oak

John, bookkeeper, r. 2503 Post

John, horseshoer Peter H. Haller, r. 51
Merritt

John, house mover, r. 135 Dolores

John, laborer, r. 134 Clinton

John, plumber, 332. 5th Av

Jennings John F., bookkeeper James De La
Montanya, r. 641 Harrison
" John H., bookkeeper Bass-Heuter Paint Co.
" John P., blacksmith Edward B. Carr, r. 51

Merritt
" John S., clerk Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 648

Howard
" John S., master schr Plowboy, oface 11

Steuart
" John T., plumber, r. 134 Clinton
" Joseph C, insurance, r. 5O614 Eureka
" Joseph E., salesman Norton, Teller &

Roden, r. 2313 Howard
" Julia, widow, r. 648 Howard
" Laura A., widow, r. 23 Oak
" Mamie Miss, r. 27 Pleasant
" Mary E., seamstress, r. 51 Merritt
" Mary W., widow, r. 1613 Howard
" Moses H., master schr Traveler, oflace 11

Steuart
" Patrick, r. 131 Dolores
" Patrick, longshoreman, r. 315 Francisco
" Peter, laborer, r. 51 Merritt
" Peter J., laborer W. W. Montague & Co.,

r. 134 Clinton
" Peter O., house mover, r. 131 Dolores
" Sarah, widow, landscape artist, r. 1508

California
" Thomas, capitalist, 213 Front, r. 935, 15th
" Thomas, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
" Thomas Jr., office 213 Front, r. 935, 15th
" William, stevedore, r. 18% South Park
" William Jr., stevedore, r. 18% South Park
" William H., policeman, r. 1708b Hyde
' ' William W. , baggageman S. P. Co. , r. 530, 3d
" Winifred, widow, r. 1818 Green
" & Washburn (George A. Jennings and
George B. Washburn), liquors, 842 Mar-
ket
Jenny Emelie Miss, saleslady The Hamburger
Co., r. 2 Andover Av
" George, cabinet maker Indianapolis Fur-
niture Co., r. Oakland
" Rudolph, bartender John O. Hagler, r. 338

Green
" William C, bartender F. Garcia, r. 605
California
4®" Jenny. See Jenne and Jenney
Jens John C, president Pacific Mineral Devel-
opment Co. and Germania Publishing
Co. and mining engineer. Safe Deposit
Bldg., r. Belmont, San Mateo Co.
" William, carriage maker O'Brien & Sons,
r. 1109 Pierce
Jensen Adolph F., trunk maker C. A. Malm &
Co., r. 1761% Mission
" Albert, clerk Albion Lumber Co., r. S s

Santa Clara nr Kansas
" Alma, laundress Maria Kip Orphanage
" Alma I. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 703% Hyde
" Andreas, groceries and liquors, SW cor

Scott and Ellis
" Andreas, tailor, 402 Montgomery, room 38
" Andrew, mining, r. 340, 3d
" Andrew, seaman, r. 36% Gilbert
" Andrew P., laborer, r. W s Michigan bet

Sierra and Napa
" C, r. 220 Pacific
" Carl P., master schr Barbara Hernster,

ofBce 31 Steuart
" Celia, widow, r. 636%, 4th
" Charles H., compositor Commercial Pub-
lishing Do., r. 1761% Mission
■' Charles V., clerk Samuel D. Hovey, r. 3307

Howard
" Chris, cook Kelly & Bargones, r. 624 Cali-
fornia
" Chris P., clerk Home and Phoenix Ins. Cos.,

r. 1414 Hyde
" Christian (Jensen & Hermansen), r. 5

Meacham PI
" Christian, carpenter Western Sugar Re-
finery, r. 1106 Vermont
" Christian, cooper, 15 Jessie, r. 28a Ritch
" Christian, generator Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r.

2122 Union
" Christian, tanner, r. 1516, 20th Av South
" Christian L., engineer Del Monte Mills, r.
937, 33d

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Jensen Christian N., butcher James Boyes & Co.,
r. 1321% Broadway
" Cornelius, r. 1925 Howard
" Dora Miss, saleslady Mrs. E. Lynch, r. 428,

3rd
" Doris, r. 1203 Buchanan
" Edward, bartender Emil Wolf, r. 822

Battery
" Edward, harnessmaker, r. 820V4 Larkin
" Edward, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r.

2131/2 Clara
" Edward, waiter C. G. Larsen, r. 566 Minna
" Edward W., photographer, r. 1506 Califor-
nia
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 621 York
Jensen E. M., secretary The N. Iversen Trad-
ing Co., 125 Berry, r. 1214 Oak
" F., master mariner, r. 935!4 Mission
" Ferdinand, bartender, r. 757 Brannan
" Frederick, clerk Jacobs & Wolfe, r. 703'/^

Hyde
" Frederick, horseshoer Thomas Doyle, r.

217,3d
" Frederick, laborer, r. 735 Brannan
" Frederick, waiter Fink & Hulse
Jensen George C, secretary Tayler & Spots-
wood Co., 31 Beale, r. Alameda
" Hans, laborer, r. 813 Bryant
" Hans, wood and coal, 320, 28th
" Hans P., r. 2225 Geary
" Hanson, engineer, r. 329^^ Bryant
" Harry C., cannery superintendent, r. 714

Oak
" Henry L., engineer N. Iversen Trading Co.,

r. 238, 28th
" Henry M., driver Mt. Shasta Mineral

Spring Co., r. 418 Duncan
" Hilda, widow, r. 18 Allen
" . Jacob, machinist, r. 1106 Vermont
" Jacob, shipping and commission merchant,

8 California, r. Alameda
" James, brass finisher Cal. Gas Fixture Co.,

r. Oakland
" James A., machinist Main St. Iron Wks,

r. 316, 19th
" James G., porter S. G. Birkholm, r. 44

East
'< James L. (Columbia Tea Co.), r. 17 Russ
" Jasper, conductor Cal. St. RR, r. 1201^/^
Bush
Jennie, domestic, 1316 Hayes
^' Jens, carpenter, r. 22 Wood
" Jens, cabinet maker West Coast Furni-
ture Co., r. 320 Sanchez
" Jens, painter, r. 1045 Market
" Jens C, motorman Market St. Ry, r. 2225

Geary
" Jens H., laborer, r. 66 Oregon
" Jens J., barber, 53, 3d, r. 2301/2 Clara
" Jens S., laborer, r. E s Kentucky bet

Sierra and Nevada
" J. M., conductor Market St. RR. r. 24

Richland Av
" John, clerk John F. W. Schwartz, r. 1301

Valencia
" John, cooper, r. 735 Brannan
" John, driver Henry Behlmer, r. 1526 Pacific

Av
" John, porter, r. 560 Howard
" John, restaurant, 153, 3d, r. 236 Minna
" John, steward tug boat Alert, r. 33 Welsh
" John A., motorman Market St. Ry., r. 1206

Grove
" John W. D. , draughtsman, r. 210 Willow Av
" Kerstin, widow, r. 1506 Calisornia
" Lauritz, seaman, r. 428 Chestnut rear
" Lawrence (Columbia Tea Co.), r. 17 Russ
" Lawrence, cement layer, r. 5 Albion Av
" Louis, plasterer, r. 410 Munich
" Louis, porter, r. 409, 5th
" Louis T., master sohr Three Brothers,

office Pier 7 Steuart
■' Maria A., domestic, 1327 Golden Gate Av
" Marie, domestic, 3034 California
" Martin, liquors, 353, 3d, r. 680 Harrison
" Mary, domestic, 1902 Broderick
" Mary E., widow, r. 8 Minna rear
•' Max, laborer, r. 922% Natoma
' Nils, stevedore, r. 113 Oregon

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

Artistic Tiles,

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AMERICAN AND ENGLISH-
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Jensen O., laborer, r. 821 Howard

O., master mariner, r. 141 Shipley
Olaf S., ship carpenter, r. 135 Folsom
Ole, cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 506, 2d
Ole, mate str Protection, r. Oakland
Oscar J., seaman U. S. str Albatross
Peter, asst. keeper Bonita Point Light

Station
Peter, cement layer, r. Banks nr Jeffer-
son
Peter, driver H. & W. Winkle, r. 822 Bat-
tery
Peter, laborer, r. 1110 Kansas
Peter, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r.

35954 Brannan
Peter, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r.

1017 De Haro
Peter, liquors, 734, 4th, r. 312 Brannan
Peter, mate schr C. T. Hill, r. 26 Folsom
Peter, stableman Adams & Rohrer, r. 707

Florida
Richard C, barber Frank Abraham, r. 210

Willow Av
Rudolph, clerk, r. 636%, 4th
Samuel, waiter John Jensen, r. 236 Minna
Samuel B., laborer, r. 310, 6th
Soren, tailor, r. 2307 Howard
T., gardener, r. 909 Kearny
Theodora Miss, milliner, r. 428, 3d
Theodore, cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r.

428, 3d
Thomas, cook, r. 116 Liedesdorff
Thomas, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Thomas, stonecutter, r. 370 Brannan
Walter, bartender H. Schurbohm, r. 100%,
2d
" William, engineer, r. 12 De Boom
Jensen & Hermansen (Christian Jensen and
George A. Hermansen), proprietors Club
Stables, 409 Taylor, telephone East 81
4@" Jensen. See Jansen, Janson, Janssen,

Jansson, Jantzen and Jessen
Jenson C. F., cabinet maker Fink & Schindler,
r. East Oakland
" Charles H., r. 1761% Mission
" John, driver, r. 915 Montgomery
" Mary, widow, dressmaking, 1020 Geary
" Nels, seaman, r. 22 East
Jentzsch Gottlob, cabinet maker, r. 113 Morris

AV

" Leo, barber, 336, 6th, r. 113 Morris Av

" Otto, cabinet maker, 2806, 16th

" Reinhold, groceries and liquors, 800 Lar-
kin, r. 814B Larkin

JEPHSON J. 0. CO.

(incorporated*, Joseph

manager, book and job

Market, telephone Red
Jepbson Joseph 0., manager J. O. Jephson Co.

739 Market, r. Alameda
Jepsen Charles N. , clerk Henry Meyer, r. 264, 8th
" John H., stevedore, r. 728 Harrison
" Rasmus, master str Eureka, r. 812%, 15th
Jepson J. C, consulting architect and ap-
praiser, 418 California, room 6
Jeram Peter Joseph Rev., president California

Slovenian Colony, Jeram, Cal., office 602

Market, telephone Main 1267
Jerg Hermann, painter Daniel Foley, r. 1119%

Alabama
" John, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r.

1119% Alabama
Jerome Albert, bricklayer, r. Spring Valley

Homestead
" Arthur E.. 2d asst. engineer str Progreso

0. Jephson
printing, 739

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Bartholomay Brewery Co.,

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WILLIAM WOLFF & CO.. 329 Market St t

Jerome Edward B., chief clerk and special dep-
uty collector U. S. Customs, r. Oakland

" Frederick, r. 1404 Polk

" H. A. r. Palace Hotel

" Harry S., bookkeeper Saginaw Steel SS.
Co., r. Hotel St. Nicholas

" J., clerk, r. 66414 Howard

" James, manager Saginaw Steel SS. Co.,
319 Pine, room 27, r. 2040 Pine

" James L., paperhanger, r. 406^/2, 7th rear

" L., seaman str Pomona

" Lee, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1719a
Haight

" Louis, deckhand str Tiburon, r. 115 Jackson
Jerrault Lorenzo, machinist P. H. Jackson, r.
12 Vincent

" Marie, widow, r. 308 Green
Jerrems William G. (Nicoll the Tailor), r. Chi-
cago, 111.

JERSEY FARM CO,

R. G. Sneatli president, H. J. Sneath
secretary, office 837 Howard, telephone
South 202, depot 835-839 Howard and
348-352 Tehama

Jervais Henrietta, domestic, NE cor Fulton and

First Av
Jeschien Charles, shoe laster Siebe, Glanville

Co., r. Oakland
Jescke Charles, laborer, r. 722 Grove rear
Jespersen Alice, widow, r. 309 Ivy Av
" Alma, porter Cal. Broom Mfg. Co., r. 215

Perry
" Dorothea Mrs., r. Old People's Home
Jess James, porter, r. 21014 Perry
" John, groceries, 432Folsom, r. 271, 1st
" William A., laborer, r. 1120 Stevenson
Jesse Daisy G. Miss, teacher South San Fran-
cisco Primary School, r. 213 Page
Jesse George R., stair builder, S s Bryant bet
5th and 6th, r. 213 Page
" Ludwig, laborer, r. N s Aldine nr Willard
Jessen C. Horatio, editor, r. 1528 Jackson
" Christina, domestic, 1618 Fell
" Clara Miss, hairdresser G. Lederer, r. Ill

Stockton
" Edward, dairyman, r. 1212 Ellis
" Erik, stevedore, r. \%Vi Federal
" Frederick, bartender P. H. Hink & Co., r.

809 Filbert
" G. M., master mariner, r. 400 Front
" Henry, manager Germatine Co., 28, 9th, r.

11 Ji lian Av
" Henry, stableman Buffalo Brewing Co., r.

125 King
" Henry H., grain dryer, 225 Harrison
" James, cook, r. 704, 17th
" John, watchman, r. Contra Costa House
" Louis, engineer, r. 617 Mission
" Matilda, widow, r. 616, 2d
" Niels, liquors, SW cor Larkin and Sutter,

r. 1715 Buchanan
" Niels P., seaman, r. 437. 4th
" Paul Mrs., widow, r. 1212 Ellis
" Theodore, blacksmith John H. Babbitt, r.
1212 Ellis
Jessie Street Lodging House, 174 Jessie
Jesson John A., accountant, r. 110 Hyde

" Soren, lodgings, 110 Hyde
Jessup Andrew J. (Jessup& Pope), r. 315, 19th
" Carrie E. Miss, deputy Collector U. S. In-
ternal Revenue, r. 712 Van Ness Av
" Catherine Miss, bookkeeper, r. 517 Mason
" Henry C, r. 1045 Market
Jessup John D., chief clerk general manager's
ofBce Market St. Ry. Co., r. 134 Liberty

Jessup William & Sons, Limited (Sheffield,

England), steel manufacturers, I. Wil-
lard Beam agent, 29 Main
" & Pope (Andrew J. Jessup and S. B. Pope),

coffee and spice mills, 213-215 Mission
Jessurum Emile C, salesman, r. 418 Ellis

" Isaac B., compositor, r. 2312 California
Jeterson Henry, painter, r. 24 Mint Av
Jetmore Edward L., painter, r. 987 Harrison
Jewel The, D. C. Meikle proprietor, 115 Hayes
Jewell Alice G. Miss, bookkeeper C. A. Hooper

&Co.,r. 518,21st
" Bernard, bookkeeper Godfrey Jewell, r. 1712

Buchanan
" Edgar B., student Colton Dental Associa-
tion, r. 733a Clementina
" Edward H., watchman Sutter St. Ry., r.

1146 Sutter
" F. A., master mariner, 9 Mission
" Godfrey, clothing, 528-530 Kearny, r. 1712

Buchanan
" Harry, carriage painter, r. 317, 9th
" Henry, engineer, r. 317, 9th
" Jesse E., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 120,

nth
" Lydia E., widow, r. 518, 2Ist
" M. C. Mrs., r. 733a Clementina
" Richard C, real estate, 628 Market, r. 702i/i

Bush
" Ruby A. Miss, teacher Denman Grammar

School, r. 728 Sutter
" Sophia, widow, r. 1806 Laguna
" Truman E., mining, 330 Pine, rooms 3-4, r.

Grand Hotel
" William T., clerk local freight ofQce S. P.

Co.,r. 531 Frederick
Jewett Albert C, bookkeeper H. N. Tilden &

Co., r. 222, 18th
" Anna S. Miss, teacher Agassiz Primary

School, r. 141 Chattanooga
" Catherine B., widow, r. East Park nr An-

dover Av
" Fidelia Miss, teacher Girls' High School,

r. 711 Jones
" George A., car dispatcher Market St. Ry.,

r. 1225a Pacific
" George O., clerk John E. Youngberg, r. 1402

Powell
" Herbert L., solicitor, r. 1129 Mission
" J. M. Mrs, widow, r. 1826a Sutter
" John C, solicitor, r. 1129 Mission
" John H., capitalist, r. 931 Bush
'.' Josephine A. Miss, stenographer Bishop &

Wheeler, r. Oakland
" Lathrop W., student, r. 1512 Washington
" L. M., hostler G. W. Brown, r. 185 Steven-
son
" Philo D., rancher, r. 1512 Washington
" Sarah, widow, r. 141 Chattanooga
" Thomas M., chief clerk U. S. Attorney, r.

2009 Vallejo
" Willard A., solicitor, r. 1129 Mission
Jewish Alliance of California, Isaiah Choynski

secretary, Anglo-Californian Bank
" Calendar, William Saalburg publisher, 420

Montgomery, room 27
' ' Cemetery (Old Salem) , 34th Av and Clement
Jewish Progress, A. Seeligsohn publisher and

proprietor, editorial rooms, 608 Sacra-
mento
Jewish Times and Observer Publishing Co.,

publishers Jewish Times and Observer,

42f) Montgomery, room 27
Jewish Times and Observer The (weekly), Will-
iam Saalburg and M. S. Levy editors.

420 Montgomery, room 27
Jhul John, laborer, r. San Jose Av nr Plymouth
Jileck Frank, printer, r. 624 Natoma
" George, messenger, r. 624 Natoma
" Richard J., laborer Parafflne Paint Co., r.

624 Natoma
Jilek Alexander, carpenter, r. 735 Brannan

" Frank, carpenter, r. 735 Brannan
Jillovich Andrew S., cabinet maker A. J. Forbes

& Son. r. Alameda
Jillson Charles P., carriage painter Richard

Nugent, r. 346 McAllister
Jimenez Carmen F., foreman Wade & Co., r. 11

Hopeton Terrace

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Jimenez Fernando A., barber John Gberbatz,
r. 11 Hopeton Terrace
" Librado F., saddler Wade & Co., r. 5ai Val-

lejo
" Ventura, saddler Wade & Co., r. 521 Vallejo
Jindrak Joseph (Bacigalupi& Jindrak), r. 1805
Mason
" William E., cutter Henry Hilp, r. 1805 Ma-
son
4®=" Jinks. See Jenks

Jinsick Herman, laborer Western Sugar Refin-
ery, r. 1115 Tennnessee
Jira Helen, domestic, 214 Ashbury

" Rosa, widow, r. Howth nr Geneva
Jirka Francis, tailor, r. 6 Virginia Court
Jiufra Joseph, vegetable peddler, r. 726i4 Mont-
gomery Av
Joachlmsen Henry L., judge Police Court 3,
chambers New City Hall, 1st floor, r.
1720 Sutter
Joachimison Frank, watchman La Grande Laun-
dry, r. 124 Erie
Job Caleb, peddler, r. 424 Vallejo
" David, peddler, r. 424 Vallejo
" Selim, peddler, r. 424 Vallejo
Joblin Albert, r. 12 Mason

Joblon Alfred, teacher music, r. 1585 Valencia
Jobson Patrick C, cook, r. 265 Tehama

" William G., r. 1029 Dolores
Jobst Mathias (Holler & Jobst), r. 420 Her-
mann
Jochinis Christian, longshoreman, r. 644, 2d rear
Jochumsen Fritz, drug ist, r. 219 Clipper

" Louis, clerk, r. 219 Clipper
Jock Joseph, barber W. R. Nelson, r. 1620 Wash-
ington
" Julius, wire worker Sperry Wire Works
Jocz Ignatius, stoker, r. 43 Harriet
Joehmcke John, teamster Albers & Husing, r.

2403 Clay
Joel E. L., helper Risdon L and L. Wks, r. 40
Ringold
" James L., clerk, r. 1304 Eddy
" Jeannette, widow, r. 1204 Eddy
" Otto J., salesman Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 1204
Eddy
Joell Alfred T., candy maker, r. 652 Jessie
" Anne, widow, r. 652 Jessie
" John J., manager Frank C. Raymond, 1147
Mission, r. 733 Minna
Joerdens Henry, manager The Oberon, 36-38

O'Farrell, r. 232% O'Farrell
Joerg Jacob, waiter Louis Diezelski, r. 14 Mary
Joesten Baptist, dairy produce, 112, 3d, r. 14
Hampton PI
" John, clerk Baptist Joesten, r. 14 Hampton
PI
Jofre Adelaida Miss, dressmaker, r. 1708 Wash-
ington
" Carmen, widow, dressmaker, r. 1708 Wash-
ington
" Eugenia Miss, teacher music, r. 1708 Wash-
ington
Johan Antone, boatswain str San Juan
Johanken James, latorer, r. 1 Cleveland

" Julia, widow, r. 1 Cleveland
Johannes Margaret Miss, nurse, r. 207 Gough
Johanneson Gustav, waiter, r. 16 Morris Av
Johannessen August, painter Sumner C. Mur-
ray, r. 31 Rausch
Johanns Theodore, liquors, 321 Bay
Johannsen Alfred F., musician, r. 115 Cedar Av
" Annette, domestic, 2215 Pacific Av
" Carl, clerk Otto Peters, r. 1814!^ Devisa-

dero
" Frederick J. H., r. 1814V^ Devisadero
" G. F., clerk Smiths' Cash Store, r. ISUy^

Devisadero
" John, miner, r. 529 Sacramento
" Peter, teacher music, r. 115 Cedar Av
" Willatz, salesman G. Verdier & Co., r. 101
Prospect PI
Johannson G. K., seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Johannssen Rasmus, master schr Prosper, ofllce

Pier 4 Steuart
Johansen Amos, lumberman, r. 15 Hopeton Ter-
race
" Andros P., millhand Yolo Mills, r. 1561'4
Market

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

MaQufacturers of

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e-41-6-4-'7 IWeirk&t St.

Johansen Annie, domestic, NW cor Baker and

Jefferson
" A., gunner Revenue cutter Commodore

Perry
" August, seaman, r. 214 Jackson
" Berta, domestic, 31 Fair Oaks
" Charles, driver Fisher Packing Co., r. 113

Perry
" Charles A., blacksmith W. S. Phelps & Co.,

r. 2119 Greenwich
" Diedrich, conductor Cal. St. RR, r. 1409b

Pacific
" Ernest, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill
Johansen Erneste, physician and surgeon, 318

Kearny, rooms 2-2%, hours, 12:30 to 2:30

and 6:30 to 7:30 p. m., Sundays, 10:00 to

11:00 a. m., telephone Main 244, r. 1809

Oak. telephone West 444
" Frederick, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
" George, waiter, r. 6 Fella PI
" Jacob K., porter H. S. Crocker Co.. r. 420%

Clementina
" John, buggy washer Brugge & Burg, r. 42

Clay
" J. P. C, master mariner, 9 Mission, r. 417

Bast
" Olaf, fireman tugboat Sea Witch, r. 413, 1st
" Peter, laborer, r. 12 Mariposa Terrace
" Peter, watchman str Alameda
Johanson A. C, seaman U. S. str Albatross
" Alfred, 1st officer str Alcatraz, r. 6 Howard
" August W., photo engraver Union Photo

Engraving Co., r. 16 Reed
" Carl O., tailor, r. 1026 Hampshire
" Charles, seaman, r. 28 Sacramento
" George, expressman, r. 28 Sacramento
" Gustaf, proprietor New Depot Hotel, 28

to

225%

" Hans, watchmaker J. Johanson,
Birch Av

" Joel, tailor, r. 16 Reed

" John, seaman, r. 126 Oregon

" John, seaman, r. 160 Steuart
Johanson John, watchmaker and jeweler, 1189
Market, r. 225% Birch Av

" John A., teamster Townley Bros., r. 715
Treat Av

" Peter G., laborer J. B. McCloskey & Co., r.
856 Howard

" Victor, surfman South Side U. S. Life Sav-
ing Station

" William, stock cutter H. S. Crocker Co., r.
28 Sacramento
4®= Johanson. See Johannson and Johnson
Johe Henry, liquors, 800 Valencia
John Emil, architect, 14 Grant Av, rooms 45-46,
r. 2752% Bush

" George, barrel washer Washington Brew-
ery, r. 920 Pacific

" James, seaman, r. 257 Stevenson

" Louis, restaurant, 627 Kearny, r. 21 Vallejo

" L. T., master mariner, 9 Mission, r. 955%
Harrison

" Ludolf, with National Brewing Co., r. 416
Linden Av

" John P., watchman str City of Puebla
John Swett Grammar School, Albert Lyser
principal, McAllister bet Franklin and
Gough
John Wieland Brewery, S. F. Breweries (lim-
ited), proprietors, 228-240, 2d, bottling
department 615 Howard, telephone Main
1775

" William, capitalist, r. 1015 Gough

" William A., conductor Market St. Ry.,.r.
1326 Fillmore

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Johns A. F. & Co. (A. F. Johns and W. H. East-
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and securities. 632 Market, room 9

" Alpheus F. (A. F. Johns & Co.), r. 756 Oak

" A. M. Mrs., cigars, 245, 7th

" Edwin L., cigars and tobacco, 450'/4, 3d, r.
245, 7th

" Ellen, widow, r. 124 Haight

" Ellen, widow, lodgings, 502 O'Farrell

" Hugh M., cashier Hooper & Jennings

" H. W. Manufacturing Co. (New York),
naanufacturers paints, asbestos and fire
proof materials, Chas. M. Maxwell agent,
38-44 Fremont
Jean, conductor, r. 27 John
John F., coal oil dealer, r. 1718 Folsom
Josiah, r. 210 Fair Oaks
Samuel, teamster, r. 1826 Powell
Thomas, blacksmith, r. 1526 Folsom
Thomas, longshoreman, r. 204 Jackson
Thomas Mrs., groceries and liquors, 32
Haight, r. 124 Haight
Jolms Willlain, manager Sierra Buttes Gold
Mining Co. (limited), 320 Sansome, room
11, r. Alameda

" William E., clerk Salvatiou Army, r. 1139
Market
Johnsen Amanda, widow, r. 102b West Mission

" Andrew, tanner, r. Montcalm nr Isabel

" An tone, laborer, r. 464 Minna

" C, quartermaster str Australia

" Charles, waiter str San Jose

" Frank, seaman, r. 22 Sacramento

" G., carpenter, r. 631 Stevenson

" Hakon , r. 319i4 Drumm

" Hans P., tailor, 533. 2d

" Hilda Miss, laundress, r. 102b West Mis-
sion

" John, cook Turk St Hotel

" John, peddler, r. 14th Av South nr P

" John C, laborer Western Sugar Refinery,
r. 1209 Florida

" Knud, carpenter, r. 121 Bay

" Lawrence (Johnsen & Gogan), r. 624, 17th

" Morris, gardener, 1521 Sutter

" Nels P., teamster r. SW cor Railroad Av
and 8th Av South

" Nelson, laborer, r. 1300 Turk

" Thomas, quartermaster str San Juan, r.
308,3d

" & Gogan (Lawrence Johnsen and John
Gogan), carriage and wagon makers, 461
Natoma
J8@= Johnsen. See Jansen, Janson, Janssen, Jen-
sen, Johnson, Johnston and Jonson
Johnson A., forgeman Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 501
Napa

" A. Mrs., widow, r. 808 Douglass

" Abner B., horseshoer James O'Rourke, r.
1828 Post

" Abraham B. (Wilson Bros. & Co.), r. 1401a
Vallejo

" Abraham W., deputy clerk Supreme Court
of California, r. 10 Morris Av

' ' Adolf, cutter Nicoll the Tailor, r. 707 O'Far-
rell

" Adolph, cook, r. 743 Tehama

" Albert, cook, r. 510 Stockton

" Albert, cook Swain Bros., r. Alameda

" Albert, decorator, r. 1315 Scott

" Albert, engineer, r. 321 Fell

" Albert, gardener, r. 46 Spear

" Albert, laborer, r. 824, 18th

" Albert, liquors, 235 Chenery

" Albert, painter Frank Johnson, r. 2332 Mis-
sion

Johnson Albert, paper hanger, r. Treat Av nr
Stoneman
" Albert, printer Cubery & Co., r. 33 Perry
" Albert, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
" Albert, steward, r. 145, 4th
" Albert, teamster, r. 705 Mission
" Albert, teamster C. E. Anderson, i. 1521,

19th Av South
" Albert, waiter, r. 635 Stevenson
" Albert B., stock clerk Cal. Electrical Wks,

r. 1220 Fulton
" Albert C, lineman Edison Light & Power

Co., r. 808 Mission
" Albert S., pattern maker, r. 378 Shotwell
" Alexander, janitor Nevada Block, r. 19Pros-

pect PI
" Alfred, boarding, 31 Broadway
" Alfred, driver, r. 101, 24th
" Alfred, machinist Great Western Can Co.,

r. Oakland
" Alfred, master mariner, 9 Mission, r. 6

Howard
" Alfred, pantryman str Columbia
" Alfred, sawyer Sanburn, Vail & Co., r. 2UV4

Lily Av
" Alfred, shampooer Hammam Baths, r. 26

Fell
" Alfred, yardman South S. F. Tannery
" Alfred H., head waiter Bohemian Club, r.

43 Tremont Av
" Alfred J., janitor, r. 19 Prospect PI
" Alice, widow, r. 637^/4 McAllister
" A. M., cook, r. Contra Costa House
" A. M., purser str Leader
" A. M. Mrs., widow, r. 1922 Pacific Avrear
" Amanda, widow, r. 33 Perry
" Amos J., operator Post, r. 931A Howard
" Anders, plumber and gasfitter, 222, 24th
" Andrew, r. 216 Sunnyside Av
" Andrew (Day & Johnson), r. Hope nr Brew-
ster
" Andrew, basket maker, 407 Harrison
" Andrew, dyer, r. 7th Av bet J and K
" Andrew, laborer, r. 13V2 Federal
" Andrew, laborer, r. 1106 Indiana
" Andrew, laborer, r. Hunter's Point
" Andrew, real estate, r. 917 Sutter
" Andrew, seaman, r. 105. 24th
" Andrew, seaman, r. 1003 Battery
" Andrew, seaman schr W. S. Phelps, r. 43

East
' ' Andrew B. , groceries and liquors, 648 Minna
" Andrew B., shipwright Union I. Wks, r.

136, 9th
" Andrew D., waiter Charles Peterson, r. 231

Jessie
" Andrew F., bartender Richard Specter, r.

N s Brannan nr Fremont
" Andrew G., contractor, r. 920 Fell
" Andrew J., master mariner, r. 1005, 18th
" Andrew M., r. 207 Hyde
" Andrew M., salesman Home Industry Shoe

Co., r. Oakland
" Andrew P., deckhand str Oakland, r. Oak-
land
" Anna Miss, r. 823b Capp
" Anna, domestic, 825 O'Farrell
" Anna M. Miss, teacher Golden Gate Pri-
mary School, r. 1926 Sutter
" Annie, widow, r.31H/2, 10th
'• Annie L. Miss, physician, r. 2225 Howard
" Anthony (Johnson Bros.), r. 903 Kearny
" Anthony, seaman, r. 328 Drumm
" Anthonv B., clerk, r. 214, 6th
" Arthur H., shade maker G. W. Clark & Co.,

r. 218/2 Lombard
" Arthur O., draughtsman Shea & Shea, r.

4.38 Elizabeth
" August, cement worker, r. 115^4, 11th
" August, cook R. L.Kohr & Co., r. 901 Fol-
som
" August, cooper David Woerner
" August, deckhand str Newark, r. Alameda
" August, fireman Wastern Sugar Refinery,

r. 1106 Indiana
" August, foreman M. B. Moraghan oyster

beds, r. Millbrae
" August, laborer Ballard & Hall, r. 36 Welsh
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Johnson August, longshoreman, r. 6 Precita Av

" August,musician,r. 412 Minna

" August, seaman, r. 31 Broadway

" August, stenographer C. Toohey, r. 923
Minna

" August, steward, r. 3 East

" August, tailor, r. 3 Geary PI

" August, varnisherFrolich& Meighan, r. 6
Morris Av

" August, waiter, r. 16 Morris Av

" Augusta, cook Niels J. Lund, r. SE corFol-
som and 16th

" Augustus, cigars and tobacco, NE cor Bry-
ant and Spear, r. 443 Spear

" Augustus, proprietor Contra Costa House,
NE cor Jackson and Drumm

" Augustus S. (Johnson Bros.)> r. 1106
Green

" Avelin E. Miss, teacher South End Pri-
mary School, r. 2614 Howard

" Axel (Johnson Brothers and Carlson &
Johnson), r. 1304 Powell

" Axel, gardener, 1112 Bush

" Axel, laborer, r. 1225 Mission

" Axel, manager Great Western Can Co., 223
Mission, r. East Oakland

" Axel J., bookkeeper, r. 2831 Folsom

" Barney (Thomas & Johnson), r. 319 Taylor

" Belle Miss, r. 536 Pacific

" Benjamin, r. 308 Jessie

" Benjamin, butcher, r. 7th Av South bet M
and N

" Benjamin, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 806A
Lyon

" Benjamin, cooper Pac. Woodenware and
Cooperage Co., r. 735 Brannan

" Benjamin, seaman, r. Contra Costa House

" Benjamin, seaman, r. 334 Main

" Benjamin, teamster J. Schussler «& Co.

" Benjamin F., carriage woodworker Lowney
Brothers, r. 1938 Lexington Av

" Benjamin F., cook, r. 1118 Stevenson

" Benjamin F., driver The Morgan Oyster
Co., r. 437 Clipper

•' Benjamin F., painter, r. 555^^ Natoma

" Benjamin W. F., messenger U. S. Engi-
neer's oface, r. 141 Minna
• " Bernard, helper William McDonald, r. cor
13th Av South and P

" Bernard A., stevedore, r. 34 Perry

" Bernhard, machinist Dow Steam Pump
Wks, r. 17A McLea Court

" Bessie, widow, r. 438 Elizabeth

" Beverly A., caterer, r. 21 Verona PI

" Bridget Mrs., r. 913 Harrison

" Brothers (Axel and Anthony), liquors, 903
Kearny
Johnson Brothers (Elsworth E. and Augustus
S.), wholesale and retail grocers, 1843
Polk, telephone East 73

" Brothers (George F. and John H.), groce-
ries, 247, 5th

" Building, 120 Sutter

" B. W. F., r. 141 Minna

" Byron R., floor walker Will & Finck Co., r.
518 Devisadero

" C, laborer. South S. F. Tannery

" C, musician, r. 35, 5th

" Carel, assistant agent S. F. & N. P. Ry., r.
125 Wood

" Carl, bolt maker, r. 331 Mississippi

" Carl, laborer, r. N s Merritt bet Hattie
and Danvers

" Carl A., butcher Draper & Selig, r. 6th Av
South bet L and M

" Carrie Miss, r. 138, 13th

" C. F., stage driver, r. 1015 Market

" Charles, r. 16 South Park

" Charles, r. 516 Noe

" Charles, r. 1144 Howard

" Charles, r. 1146 Mission

" Charles, r. 1325 Mission

" Charles (Halversen & Johnson), r. 116
Jackson

" Charles (Johnson & Brenneke), r. 1346 Va-
lencia

" Charles, carpenter, r 6^4 Sheridan

" Charles, carpenter,, r. 51 Clay

" Charles, clerk, r. 1008 Mission

Johnson Charles, clerk Cohn Bros., r. 1121 Web-
ster
" Charles, coachman, 834 Post
" Charles, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 9^

Morrell PI
" Charles, cook, r. 411 Drumm
" Charles, driver Zan Bros. & Co., r. 451 Va

lencia
" Charles, expressman, r. 14 Clyde
" Charles, finisher Sanborn, Vail &Co., r.

Berkeley
" Charles, fireman, r. 511 Lombard
" Charles, foreman Truckee Lumber Co., r.

Berkeley
" Charles, gunner U. S. str Rush
" Charles, helper Atlas Iron Wks
" Charles, laborer, r. 9 Baldwin Court
" Charles, laborer, r. 127 Welsh
" Charles, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill., r. NE cor

Napa and Louisiana
" Charles, liquors, 517 East, r. 10 Washington
" Charles, longshoreman, r. 2 Beale PI
" Charles, master mariner, r. 605 Davis
" Charles, messman str Protection, r. 3 East
" Charles, plumber C. Hoffmann, r. 23 Haight
" Charles, pantryman str Columbia
" Charles, seaman, r. 12 Clay
" Charles, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
" Charles, seaman, r. 28 Sacramento
" Charles, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
" Charles, seaman, r. 419 East North
" Charles, seaman, r. 765 Mission
" Charles, seaman, r. 1104 Indiana
" Charles, Sd'ofBcer str Sausalito, r. Sausalito
" Charles, special policeman, r. 22 Glover
•' Charles, tanner Morris Windt, r. Nicholas

Hotel
" Charles A., r. .346, 4th
" Charles A., carpenter, r. 223 Harrison
" Charles A., cooper, r. 312V4 Langton
" Charles A., master mariner, 9 Mission, r.

Sausalito
" Charles A., seaman, r. 310 Folsom rear
" Charles A., teamster, r. 334 Church
" Charles B., cook, r. 322, 3d
" Charles B., master mariner, r. 1714 Market
" Charles D., barber, r. 216, 7th
" Charles E., salesman Samuel Shirek, r. 22,

6th
Johnson Charles E., secretary The George F.

Eberhard Co., 13-14 Drumm, r. 611 Post
" Charles F. (Johnson & Secor), r. 605 Fell
" Charles F., correspondent and secretary

John D. Spreckels, r. 823b Sutter
" Charles F., laundryman, r. Idliy^ Mission

rear
" Charles F., lineman, r. 3826 Pine
" Charles F., oysterman, r. 3004 Union
" Charles F., photographer, r. 10 Marye Ter-
race
" Charles F., potmaker, r. 1326 Florida
" Charles H. (J. G. Johnson & Son), r. 2416

Howard
" Charles H., blacksmith Geary St. RR, r. 121,

2d Av
" Charles H., tailor, r. 307a Filbert
" Charles J., r. 708 Taylor
" Charles K., foreman, r. 2104 Greenwich
" Charles M., carpenter, r. 37 Beaver
" Charles M., foreman Truckee Lumber Co.,

r. Berkely
" Charles M., plumber, r. 23 Haight
" Charles N., plumber, r.'126ya Langton
" Charles O., tanner, r. 1026 Hampshire
" Charles C, with N. Gray & Co., r. 643 Sac-
ramento

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Johnson Charles R., vice-president Union Luna-

ber Co., 32 Market, r. 1901 Baker
" Charles S., engineer S. F. Stove Wks, r.

413 Brannan
" Charles S., r. 1616 California
" Charles V., longshoreman, r. 24Chesley rear
" Charles W., cooper Cal. Wine Assn., r. 14

Elsie
" Charles W., rubberworker Bowers Rubber

Co., r. Ill Shipley
" Charlotte, widow, r. 11% Folsom Av
" Charlotte, widow, r. 504, 3d
" Chauncey E., clerk Cal. State Board of

Trade, r. 502, 9th
" Chris, actor, r. 24 Mint Av
" Chris, repacker, 405 Front, r. Berkeley
" Chris, stonecutter, r. 35e 13th
" Chris A., shoemaker, r. 1513'4 Mission
" Christian, cook str Newsboy
" Christian E., cabinetmaker, r. 1504 Mission
" Christian J., carpenter Albert Hansen, r.

507 Vermont
" Christian M., clerk Johnson & Brown, r.

118, 14th
" Christian N., painter, r. 311, 10th
" Christian P., seaman, r. 411 Drumm
" Christian T., car repairer, r. 1504 Mission
" Christina, r. 825 Bush
" Christina Miss, restaurant, 433 Hayes
" Christopher, laborer, r. 321% Broadway
" Christopher, seaman Revenue cutter JBear
" C. J., carpenter Market St. Ry., r. 1000

Webster
" C. J., laborer, r. 411 Sansome
" C. K., dentists' supplies, 124, 9th
" Clara V., widow, r. 108 Valparaiso
" Columbia C, with W. J. Sullivan, r. 1015

Mason
" Company (Lorain, Ohio), railroad supplies,

A. R. Adams agent, 41 Mills Bldg, 8th

floor
" Cora Miss, ladies' hairdresser, 424 Turk, r.

808 Douglass
" C. P., teamster Nathan, Dohrmann & Co., r.

34 California Av
" Daniel, watchman, r. 26 Rincon PI
" Daniel Mrs., widow, r. 1139, 26th
" David W., upholsterer, r. 3 South Broderick
" D. C, salesman Miller, Sloss & Scott, r.

San Jose, Cal.
" Edward, r. 416, 5th
" Edward, molder J. Roylance Brass Wks,

r. 136% Langton
" Edward, carpenter, r. 51 Sacramento
" Edward, clerk Dwyer & Co., r. 653 Minna
" Edward, frame maker Sanborn, Vail & Co.,

r. 433 Union
" Edward, janitor New City Hall, r. 126 Sil-
ver
" Edward, laborer, r. 3 Falcon Av
" Edward, laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli

Av
" Edward, machinist Menzo Spring,

Howard
" Edward, master mariner, 9 Mission
" Edward, seaman, r. 10 Jackson
" Edward seaman, r. 409 Drumm
" Edward, watchman, r. 1224 Broadwa;
" Edward B., box maker Pac. and S. :

Factory, r. 416, 5th
" Edward R., r. 1128% Harrison
" Edward S., painter, r. 107 Ash Av
" Edward T., druggist Dr. R. A. McLean, r.

129 Hartford
" Edward T., waiter Wilson Dining Saloon,

r. 1 Hulbert PI

623

Box

Johnson Edwin, tailor, 83 Stevenson rear, r. Oak-
land
" E. E., r. 1045 Market
" Effle, domestic, 1551 Sacramento
" Eli R., cooper Wheaton, Breon & Co., r. 33

Washington Av
" Elijah S., livery stable, 680 McAllister
" Eliza Mrs., r. 9% Glover
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 3315a Larkin
" Elizabeth Miss, school teacher, r. 2614

Howard
" Ella Miss, r. 1522 Sanchez
" Ella E., widow, r. 106 Devisadero
" Ellen, widow, r. 2105 Powell
" Ellen M., widow, r. 429 Fell
" Ellison C, r. 16 Hunt

" Ellsworth E. (Johnson Bros.), r. 1104 Green
" Emanuel, deckhand str Herald
" Emil (Fletcher & Johnson), r. 1623 Pine
" Emil, carpenter, r. 81 Natoma
" Emil, seaman, r. 110 Berry
" Emili seaman, r. Contra Costa House
" Emma, domestic, 824, 21st
" Emma, domestic, 1342 Hyde
" Emma, domestic, 1630 Folsom
" Emma R. Mrs., housekeeper. 606 Montgom-
ery
" Endren Mrs., r. 927% Natoma
" Erick A., rope splicer John A. Roebling's

Sons Co., r. 1304 Sanchez
" Ernest, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 438

Elizabeth
" Ernest, iron worker, r. 429 Mississippi rear
" Ernest, with Shreve & Co., r. 3 Geary PI
" E. V. D., 2d lieut. Revenue cutter Comimo-

dore Perry
" E. W., cook, r. 66 Oregon
" F., seaman, r. 737 Howard
" Feldmann Mrs., domestic, r. 3 Morrell PI
" F. H. Mrs., dressmaking, 609 Post
" Frank, clerk Carl Andersen, r. 343 Hickory

Av
" Frank, clerk Forster & Co., r. 1013 Valencia
" Frank, hoseman Engine 9
" Frank, hostler U. S. Engineer's dept., r.

2700 Filbert
" Frank, house painter, 1013 Valencia, r. 2333

Mission
" Frank, laborer, r. 431 Missouri
" Frank, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

73 Clementina
" Frank, master schr Ed. E. Webster, ofQce

10 Mission
" Frank, paperhahger, r. Treat Av nr Stone-
man
" Frank, seaman, r. 37 East
" Frank, teamster Cal. Chemical Wks
" Frank Jr., clerk, r. Treat Av nr Stoneman
" Frank Jr., painter Frank Johnson, r. 2332

Mission
" Frank A., tailor, 433 Montgomery
" Frank D., dental student, r. 439 O'Farrell
" Frank D., painter, r. 107 Ash Av
" Frank E., student, r. 1015 Mason
" Frank F., physician, 2225 Howard
" Frank H., assistant manager Guadaloupe

Dairy Co., 1015 Valencia, r. San Bruno

Av nr 15th Av South
" Frank H., driver Simkins & Thorp, r. 738M,

22d
" Frank J., waiter, r. 1006 Clay
" Frank L., cutter Blake, Mofatt & Towne,

r. Fruitvale
" Frank O., proprietor San Pedro Hotel, 6

Howard
Johnson Franks., president The Johnson-Locke

Mercantile Co., 204 Fi;ont, r. San Rafael
" Frank W., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.

314a O'Farrell
" Frederick, r. 38, 8th
" Frederick, cook, r. 32 East
" Frederick, laborer, r. 102 Vandewater
" Frederick, laborer,r. 539 Sacramento
" Frederick, laborer, r. 821 Howard
" Frederick, machinist, r. 378 Shotwell
" Frederick, tailor, r. 211% Prospect PI
" Frederick J., musician, r. 628 Natoma
" Frederick M.. assayer, 23' Stevenson, r. 636

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Jolinson Frederick M., master mariner, r. 816

California
•' Frederick P., factory hand Pac. Roll. Mill
" Frederick S., treasurer J. C. Johnson & Co.,

400 Market, r. 3214 Jackson
" Frederick T., clerk commissary of subsis-
tence U. S. A., r. Oakland
" Frederick W., proprietor Martinez Express,

421-433 Market, r. Martinez, Cal.
" Gabriel P., stonecutter, r. 1607 O'Farrell
" George, r. 1007 Dolores
" George (Harvey & Jolinson) ,r. 313 Bartlett
" George, butcher, r. 34 Oak Grove Av
" George, electrician Raphael's, r. 404 Ivy

Av
Johnson George, Grand Secretary Grand Lodge

F. & A. M. Masonic Temple, r. 2504

Washington
" George, laborer, r. 1335 Folsom
" George, master mariner, r. 236 Duncan
" George, painter, r. 215 Gough
" George, seaman, r. 11 Pacific
" George, seaman, r. 131 East
" George A., salesman Putzman & Schur-

mann, r. 122 Ash Av
" George C, carrier postofflce, r. 609 "Walnut

Av
" George D., stableman, r. 1335 Folsom
" George F. (Johnson Bros.), r. 458 Tehama
" George F., clerk, r. 120 Turk rear
" George F., laborer Watson & Marx, r. 28

Converse
" George M., inspector Edison Light & Pow-
er Co., r. 1015 Dolores
" George O., clerk Easton, Eldridge & Co., r.

6 Stockton PI
" George P., carpenter, r. 3007 Harrison
" George R., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 312

Central Av
" George T., r. 6 Stockton PI
" George W., attorney at law, 819 Market,

room 50, r. Sacramento, Cal
" George W., paper hanger, r. 2307 Mission

rear
" George W., porter, r. 16 Hunt
" Gertrude J. Miss, stenographer Cormac &

Donohoe, r. Oakland
" Gottfrid, frame maker, 467^ Stevenson
" Grace, domestic, 2113 Jones
" Gunder, marine engineer, r. 137V2 Silver
" Gustav, clerk L. H. Moise, r. 1806 Folsom
" Gustav, deckhand str Bay City, r. 2 Wash-
ington
" Gustav, 3d mate bkt W. H. Dimond, r. 29

Broadway
" Gustav, seaman, r. 3 East
" Gustav, teamster Smith Bros., r. 1319 Fol-
som
" Gustave, r. Old People's Home
" Gustave, boat builder, r. 24!4 Louisa
" Gustave, shoemaker Hyman Greenbaum, r.

281/2, 6th
" Gustave, tanner, r. Nicholas Hotel
" Gustave P., clerk Cypress Lawn Cemetery

Assn., r. 3011a Buchanan
" Gustavus, carpenter, r. 158 Clara rear
" Gustavus, gardener, 2518 Howard
" Hans, clerk Hancock House
" Harriet M., stenographer, ofBce 7 Flood

Bldg, r. 672 Mission
" Harry, agent, r. 143i4, Htb
" Harry, cigars and tobacco, 100V4 Jackson
" Harry, conductor Cal. St. RR, r. 1415 Hyde
" Harry, deckhand str Piedmont, r. West

Berkeley
" Harry, longshoreman O. R. & N. Co.
" Harry, seaman, r. 31 Broadway
" Harry, wood and coal, 124 Fell
" Harry D., brass finisher W. T. Garratt &

Co., r. 1261/i Langton
" Harry G., house painter, r. 416, 5th
" Harry L., traveling salesman Doernbecher

Furniture Mfg. Co., r. Oakland
" Hattie Miss, saleslady, r. 1714 Market
" H. C, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 802 Lott
" Henry, r. NE cor Fillmore and Chestnut
" Henry, bookkeeper D. Hirschfeld, r. 418,

19th
" Henry, cabinet maker, r. 735 Brannan

Johnson Henry, carpenter, r. 233 Harrison

" Henry, collector, r. 1021 Clay

" Henry, cook, r. 444 Natoma

" Henry, gardener, 834. 21st

" Henry, laborer, r. 14 Ohio PI

" Henry, laborer, r. 48 Sacramento

" Henry, laborer Spring Valley W. W., r.
Lake Honda

" Henry longshoreman, r. 626 Green

" Henry, messenger, r. 745!^ Folsom

" Henry, salt fish, 1045 Howard, r. 1009 Stan-
yan

" Henry, seaman, r. 506 Folsom

" Henry, tanner Poetsch & Peterson, r. 1333
Rhode Island

" Henry, tinner, r. 10 Ritch
Johnson Henry C, manager Pope Manufactur-
ing Co., 344 Post

" Henry D., brass finisher, r. 136% Langton

" Henry P., bookkeeper C. H. Evans & Co., r.
3016 Green

" Henry W., laborer, r. 705 Mission

" Herman, laborer, r. 309 Castro

" Herman, laborer, r. 766V4 Folsom

" H. H. Miss, bookkeeper Golden Gate Ad-
vertising Co., r. 1312 Geary

" Hilda Miss, r. 811 Guerrero

" Hjalmar, seaman, r. 12A Dore

" H. O,, seaman, r. 9 Clay

" House, Mrs. H. C. Holbrook proprietor, 605
O'Farrell "

" Howard, iron worker Western Iron Wks,
r. Fruitvale

" Ira S., carpenter, r. 336 Golden Gate Av

" Irvine, millhand W. H. Miner, r. 438 Eliza-
beth

" Isaac, cook, r. 411, 4th

" Isaac, gripman Sutter St. Ry., r. 1310
Larkin

" Israel G., liquors, 134 Geary, r. 1630 Mar-
ket

" Iver, cooper Cal. Wine Assn., r. 448, 9th

" J., porter Golden West Hotel

" J., 4th ofBcer str Walla Walla

" J., porter, r. 737 Howard

" J., rigger, r. 504 Napa

" J. A., laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli Av

" Jacob, carpenter, r. 6 Havens

" Jacob, laborer, r. 1123 De Haro

" Jacob, tailor, r. 15 Dikeman PI
Johnson Jacob C, president J. C. Johnson &
Co., 400 Market, r. 1519 Van Ness Av

" James, cabinetmaker S. F. Furniture Mfg.
Co., r. 317, 4th

" James, master schr C. S. Holmes, offlce
Pier 4 Steuart

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" John, machinist, r. 708'/4 Valencia
" John, master mariner, r. 54 Sacramento
" John, master schr Reliance, r. 16 Perry
" John, millhand, r. 715 Treat Av
" John, motorman Market St. Ry., r.

Mission
" John, quarryman, r. 737 Hampshire
" John, repairer T. H. B. Varney. r. 917, !
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" John, seaman, r. 15»i Freelon
" John, seaman, r. 123 Howard

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3506

Johnson John, seaman, r. 21354 Clara
John, seaman, r. 347, 2d
John, seaman, r. 318 Fremont
John, seaman, r. 328 Drumm
John, seaman, r. 409 Drumm
John, seaman, r. 526 Chestnut
John, 2d mate bktn J. D. Peters, r. NE cor

Main and Harrison
John, stableman, r. 234, 17th
John, stevedore, r. 18i/4 Laurel PI
John, stonecutter, r. 503 Edna
John, tailor, r. 43 Everett
John, traveling salesman Albright Bros.,

r. 31 Lily Av
John, waiter, r. 87314 Market
John, waiter Daniel S. Davis, r. 540 Jessie
John A., printer, r. 33 Perry
John A., shoemaker, 215 Scott
John A., winemaker, r. 14 Erie
John A. R,, with Sanders & Johnson, r. 2831

Folsom
John C, liquors, NE cor 3d and Howard, r.

1118 Florida
John C, longshoreman, r. 33 Hinckley
John C, seaman, r. 4 South Park
John E., laborer, 510 Pacific
John F., bartender Henry L. Schnier, r. NE

cor Haight and Stanyan
John F., liquors, SE cor Clay and Drumm,

r. 16 Commercial
John F., porter J. Everding & Co., r. 102

Vandewater
John F., stonemason, r. 333, 6th
John G., boiler maker, r. 1110 Montgomery
John H., r. 6O814 Chestnut
John H. (Johnson Bros.), r. 247, 5th
John H., clerk Oregon Coal and Navigation

Co., r. 1932 Pacific Av
John H. D., butcher, r. 373 Sanchez
John M. (Jonson & Gissler), r. 204 Steuart
John N., second-hand tools, 566 Mission
John P., conductor Sutter St. Ry., r. 2607

Post
John P., laborer Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 1827

Greenwich
John R., signwriter, r. 328, 3d
John R., tailor, r. 713/2 Bush
John T., carpenter, r. 2419 Clay rear
John T., laborer, r. 739, 4th
John W., carpenter, r. Ill Shipley
John W., dentist, 401»4 Hayes, r. 311 Scott
John W., gripman Presidio and Ferries

RR, r. 1213 Union
John W., shoemaker Wetting & Benneweg,

r. 720 Natoma
John W. , stonemason, r. 330 Montgomery Av
Jorgen, barber, r. 313!4 Clara
Joseph, r. 4 Scheerer PI
Joseph, bricklayer, r. 1130 Stevenson
Joseph, chief cook str Washtenaw
Joseph, cigars and tobacco, 2514, 6th, r. 1130

Folsom
Joseph, farmer, r. 408, 6th
Joseph, helper Fulton Iron Wks, r. 553 Fol-
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Joseph, laborer, r. 127, 4th
Joseph, sawyer, r. 725 Brannan rear
Joseph, teamster, r. 2105 Powell

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Johnson Joseph A., journalist, r. 11 Essex
" Joseph C. teamster, r. 2105 Powell
" Joseph D., salesman Redington cfe Co., r.

1509 Webster
" Joseph M. (Brown & Johnson), r. 230 O'Far-

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" Joseph M., traveling salesman Deere Im-
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" Joseph P., wood and coal, 493 Cortland Av
" Joseph W., r. 867 Mission
" Josephine Mrs., lodgings, 223 Post
Johnson Josiah G. (J. G. Johnson & Son), r. 34
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" Julia, domestic, 1714 California
" Julius F., machinist W. T. Garratt& Co.,
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Johnson Karl, factory hand Pac. Roll. Mill
" Kate (estate of), Benjamin Bangs execu-
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" Katherine Miss, nurse St. Luke's Hospital
" L., porter Cal. Wine Assn
" Laura Miss, nurse Cal. Woman's Hospital

Johnson Lawrence A., r. 605 Davis
" L. D., school teacher, r. 510 Fulton
" Lena, domestic, r. 2017 Franklin
" Lena Mrs., bakery, 407 Harrison
" Lewis, laborer Peter Schmidt, r. 9 Wash
ington

Johnson Lewis M., ofBce 204 Front, r. 1001 Pine
" Lewis T., hostler, r. 1217 Clay
" Lillie, widow, r. 1525 Dupont
" Lizzie, domeseic,25l0 Clay
" Lizzie Miss, dressmaking, 157, 9th
" Lizzie Mrs., bakery, r. 106, 11th
" L. J. Mrs., r. 15161/2 Howard

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Johnson Louis, liquors and lodgings, 227 Jackson
" Louis, seaman, r. 122 Howard
" Louis E., machinist Cahill & Hall Elevator

Co., r. 6 Hayes
" Louis F., carpenter, r. 1810 Stockton
" Louisa, widow, r. 214 Hyde
" Louisa, widow, r. 1005 Powell
•' Lucretia, widow, r. 1015 Mason
" Ludwig, tailor, 35, 3d, r. Oakland
" Luther A., carpenter, r. 412 Brannan
Johnson M., treasurer and manager Johnson
Restaurant Co., 28 Montgomery, r. 1613
Sutter
" Magnus, fireman Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 780

Illinois
" Mamie, typewriter, r. 40 Moss
" Mana Miss, dressmaking, 636 Sutter
" Marcus G., salesman Henry O. Wiedero, r.

143 Chattanooga
" Marcus M., manager California-Nevada

Creamery Co., Ill Front, r. Alameda
" Margaret, widow, r. 113, 24th
" Margaret, widow, r. 336, 28th
" Margaret, widow, r. 421, 4th
" Margaret, widow, r. 709 Buchanan rear
" Margaret C. Miss, teacher, r. 1110 Montgom-
ery
" Marie J. M ss, teacher Everett Grammar

School, r. 218 Leavenworth
" Martha, domestic, 311 Haight
" Martin (Johnson & Brown), r. 318a 19th
" Martin, acid maker Cal. Chemical Wks, r.

1310 Utah
" Martin, cigars and tobacco, 14 Steuart, r.

414 Folsom
" Martin, laborer, r. 15 Montcalm
" Martin, longshoreman, r. 16b Stanly PI
" Martin, longshoreman, r. 1407 Montgomery

rear
" Mary, widow, r. 122 Ash Av
" Mary, widow, r. 451, 9th
" Mary, widow, r. 702^4 Van Ness Av
" Mary, domestic, 324 Bartlett
" Mary, domestic, 408 Post
■' Mary, domestic, 3110 Clay
" Mary A., widow, r. 6371^ McAllister
" Mathilda Miss, spinner Tubbs Cordage Co. ,

r. 811 Iowa
" Matilda, widow, r. 13 Rincon Av
" Matilda, widow, r. 1020 Mission
" McClelland, gripman, r. 132, 10th
" Minnie, domestic, 2020 Washington
" Minnie Miss, r. 1633a Fulton rear
" Minnie V. Miss, stenographer Union I.

Wks, r. i3e,'9tn
M. J. Mrs., proprietor The Van Ness

Market
MoUie Miss, insurance solicitor,

O'Farrell

1812

Johnson Monroe, horse trainer, r. Fulton nr
1st Av
" Morris, gardener, r. 724 Cole
" N., labeler Cal. Wine Assn.
" Nathan W., elevator man, r. 416, 5th
Johnson Neil M., proprietor Garden City Horse-
shoeing Shop, 104 Golden Gate Av, r. 639
Jessie

Neil S., mate str Dauntless, r. 211, 18th

Neils, teamster, r. 10 Kissling

Neils J., liquors, 519 East, r. 515 East

Nels, carpenter Albert Hansen, r. 1850
Lexington Av

Nels, engineer, r. 24 Mint Av

Nels, hide curer James Beatty, r. 13th Av
South nr P

Nels, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. Penn-
sylvania Av bet Sierra and Nevada

Nels, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r.
1705 Turk

Nels, master schr Laura Pike, office 6 Cali-
fornia

Nels, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento

Nels A., shoemaker, iWYz Brannan

Nels R., seaman, r. 739, 4th

Nicholas, fruit peddler, r. 623 Clay

Nils, seaman, r. 1115 Webster

Nils, waiter Palace Restaurant, r. 873V4
Market

Nils G. (Johnson & Swanson),r. E s Ken-
tucky bet Sierra and Nevada

Nils P., tailor O. W. Nordwell & Co.,r. 6
August Alley

O., musician, r. 2645 Mission

O. J., master mariner, 9 Mission

Olaf, seaman, r. 114, 2d

Olaf , seaman, r. 547 Wolfe

Ole, gripman Market St. Ry, r. 3106 Cali-
fornia

Ole, helper Fulton Eng & Ship Bldg
Wks, r. cor Broderick and Tonquin

Ole, seaman, r. 1413 Montgomery

Olif A., seaman, r. 548 Bryant

Oliver, seaman, r. lOOVa Jackson

Oliver S., painter J. H. Spark, r. 524 Day

Olof , seaman, r. 99 Congo

Olof , boatman, r. 1635 Polk

O. R., r. 37 Louisa

Oscar, deckhand str Newark, r. Oakland

Oscar, 1st officer str Farallon, r. 1818 Du-
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Oscar, seaman, r. 920 Howard rear

Oscar, tanner Anton Krieg, r. Isabel nr
Hope

Oscar, with Shreve & Co., r. 2 Geary PI

Oscar A., porter Russ, Sanders & Co., r.
911 Greenwich

Oscar E., painter, r. IO2614 Potrero Av
Johnson Oscar E., secretary E. A. Fargo Co.,
316 Front, r. 527 O'Farrell

Oscar S., bookkeeper, r. 438 Elizabeth

Otto, clerk, r. 1105 Vallejo

Otto, bartender H. Larsen, r. 132 Bartlett

Otto, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. New
Montgomery and Mission

Otto, pilot str J. D. Peters, r. Vallejo

Otto, tailor, r. 1024 Natoma

Otto H., carrier postoffice, r. 8;
South

Owen, ironworker, r. 435%, 29th

P., carpenter, r. 613 Mission

P., conductor Market St. Ry,
ramento

P. , engineer Cafe Zinkand, r. 24 Mint Av

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" Peter (Sanders & Johnson), r. 2831 Folsom
" Peter, carpenter, r. 3011 Buchanan rear
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" Peter, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r.

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" Peter, laborer, r. 1017 De Haro
" Peter, liquors, E s Railroad Av nr 8th Av

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" Peter, longshoreman, r. 825 Kearny
" Peter, lumberman, r. 38 Clinton
" Peter, master mariner, r. 328 Fremont
" Peter, motorman S. F. & S. M. Ry, r.

754 San Jose Av
" Peter, real estate, r. 928!4 Filbert
" Peter, seaman, r. 29^4 Clara
" Peter, seaman, r. 41'^ East
" Peter, seaman, r. 320 Drumm
" Peter, shoemaker William A. Bahr, r. 522

Valencia
" Peter, tailor, r. 609 Pine
" Peter, tinsmith W. D. Hobro, r. 10 Ritch
" Peter Jr., longshoreman, r. 38 Clinton
'• Peter A., bartender Gustav Falk, r. 5 Free-
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Johnson Peter B., groceries and liquors, NW
cor 18th and Danvers
" Peter C, paper carrier, r. 218 Locust Av
" Peter G., engineer str Gipsey, r. 1110 Mont-
gomery
" Peter N., watchman, r. 501 Harrison
" Peter T., seaman, r. 28 Sacramento
" Peter v., shoemaker Gibson McConnell, r.

Railroad Av nr 14th Av South
" Petrea, widow, r. 1811 Howard
" Philip L., porter, r. 609 Powell

Philip L. Mrs., manicure, 609 Powell
" Pleasant W., clerk, r. 626 Eddy
" P. W., seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
" R., watchman U. S. Quarantine Station,

Angel Island
" Ralph A., barber Taussig & Newdorfer
" Ralph A., fireman S. P. Co., r. 378 Shotwell
" Ray, helper William A. Schrock
Johnson R. E., civil engineer and surveyor, 324

Pine, room 4. r. 807 Leavenworth
Johnson Restaurant Co. (incorporated), M.
Johnson treasurer and manager, proprie-
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" Richard E., porter Wheaton, Breon & Co.,
r. 33 Washington Av
Richard J., baker, r. 312 Broadway
Robert, r. 3411/4, 5th
Robert, foreman Edison Light and Power

Co.,r. 2614 Shotwell
Robert, laborer, r. 1628 Union
Robert, marine fireman, r. 320 Folsom
Robert, millman, r. 212 Francisco rear
Robert, pressman Cubery & Co., r. 245

Clara
Robert, surfman Fort Point Life Station,

Presidio
Robert, water tender, r. 2105 Powell
Robert Z., carpenter, r. 1912 Fillmore
Robley D., physician and surgeon,
Geary, room 25, r. 1627 Sacramento
Johnson Roger, attorney at law, 330 Pine,
rooms 22-23, r. SE cor California and
Larkin

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Johnson Roose, clerk Mutual Investment Union,

r. 524 Eddy
Rosa M s., lodgings, 756 Folsom
R. P. Mrs., r. Hotel Langham
Salina Mrs., dressmaker, r. 921 Page
S. A., with Shreve & Co., r. Oakland
S. A. Miss, hair dresser, 1508 Market
Samuel, laborer, r. 306 Ritch
Samuel, tinsmith, r. 416, 5th
Samuel A., expressman, N E cor 7th and

Mission, r. 509, 29th
Johnson Sarah B. Mrs., proprietor The Colo-
nial, SE cor Pine and Jones
" Sarah E., widow, r. 126!4 Langton
" Sarah J., widow, r. 1505 Larkin
" Sarah L., widow, r. 236, 2d Av
" Shirley A., carpenter, r. 1926 Sutter
" Shirley W., clerk George Lezinsky, r. 1314

Scott
" Sidney, gripman Sutter St. Ry., r. 1513!4

Geary
" Sim F., liquors, 234 O'Farrell
" Sophia Miss, hair dresser, r. 421, 4th
" Sophie, domestic, 409 Drumm
" Sophie Miss (Johnson & Blohme), r. 406

Octavia
" Stephen J., carpenter, r. 613 Minna
" Sumner Mrs., principal Hazel Montgomery

and Pope Free Kindergarten, r. 912 Pine
" Susan, widow, r. 6 Pleasant
" Sven, laborer, r. 17 Francis
" Swan, laborer John D. McGilvray & Co., r.

629 Minna
" Swen (Johnson & Swenson), r. Contra

Costa House
" Swen, clerk G. W. Coldwell, r. 8 Bond
" Sylvester P., machinist, r. 395, 9th
" T., seaman U. S. Lighthouse tender Ma-
drono
" T. G., laborer Union I. Wks, r. 504 Napa
" Theodore, brass finisher W. T. Garrett &

Co., r. Berkeley
" Theodore, bricklayer, r. 648 Howard
" Theodore, carpenter S. P. Co.
" Theodore, porter Frank A. Hiegel, r. 263 Te-
hama
" Theolore L., surveyor Spring "Valley W.

W., r. 1710 Market
" Theodore P., timekeeper, r. 4 Regli PI
" Thomas, blacksmith, r. 506 Napa
" Thomas, brass finisher W. T. Garratt &

Co.,r. 628Natoma
" Thomas, carpenter, r. 417 Harrison
" Thomas, clerk, r. 126b 8th
" Thomas, clerk,r. American Exchange Hotel
" Thomas, glass cutter Bruce Porter, r. 1019

Powell
" Thomas, laborer, r. 516 Haight
" Thomas, laborer, r. 827 Folsom
" Thomas, salesman Goldberg, Bowen & Co.,

r. 210 Golden Gate Av
" Thomas, seaman, r. 527 Vallejo
" Thomas, stock cutter J. C. Nolan & Co., r.

91/2 Glover
" Thomas, waiter J. L. Baar, r. 6 Central PI
" Thomas A., painter, 1077 Market
" Thomas C, clerk, r. 1021 Post
" Thomas E., motorman Market St. Ry., r.

121, 29th
" Thomas E., saw filer West Coast Furniture

Co., r. 314 Green
" Thomas H., dyeing and cleaning, 624 La-

guna
" Thomas J., ship carpenter, r. 1003 Battery
" Thomas L., lumber, r. Russ House
" Thomas M., machinist, r. 645 Folsom
" Thomas W.. boiler maker, r. 807 Mari-
posa
" Tilda Mrs., domestic, r. 531, 2d
" Tillie Miss, domestic, 2318 Steiner
" T. P., foreman J. W. Ferris
" T. W., clerk, r. 1017 Golden Gate Av
Johnson Valentine M., U. S. Special Pension
Examiner, U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, room
75, r. 1433 California
" Victor, master mariner, r. 432a 23d
" W. Mrs., hairdresser, 321 Powell
" W., waiter Golden West Hotel
" Walter, flreman str Transit, r. Oakland

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Johnson Walter A., hoseman Engine 1. r. 1311

Kearny
" Walter F., butcher William Taaffe &Co.,

r. 14th Av South bet P and Q
" Walter P., attorney at law, 206 Sansome,

room 8, r. Oakland
" Washington, porter, r. 327 Montgomery A v
" Wesley, porter Bernhard Bernhard
" William, r. 39 Minna
" William, baker, r. 212 Broadway
" William, baker Simpkins & Thorp, r. 471

Shotwell
" William, butcher, r. 34 Oak Grove Av
" William, carpenter, r. 7 Selina PI
" William, carriage painter Robert Walsh,

r. 109 Jessie
" William, cement worker, r. 11554, Hth
" William, clerk, r. 227 Oak
" William, clerk Anglo-Californian Bank, r.

Oakland
" William, contractor, r. 2210 Mission
" William, cook John Keegan, r. 212, 1st
" William, cook, r. 921 Jessie
" William, cook E. Uebner, r. 30th nr Valencia
" William, porter M. B. Moraghan
" William, laborer, r. 16 Natoma
" William, laborer, r. ,355, 11th
" William, master mariner, 9 Mission, r. 754

Mission
" William, peddler, r. 2016 Folsora
" William, plumber Henry Hufschmidt. r.

Oakland
" William, porter, r. 28 Turk
" William, reservoir keeper Spring Valley

W. W., r. 120 Eugenia Av
" William, seaman, r. 820 Battery
" William, seaman, r. Contra Costa House
" William, salesman Lewis, Anderson & Co.,

r. Claremount, Alameda Co.
" William, stevedore, r. 114 Alta
" William, student, r. 737 Hampshire
" William, watchman, r. 1316 Harrison
" William A., glovemaker Farrant &Co.,r.

1435 Market
" William C, laborer, r. 1048 Folsom
" William C, machinist, 9311/2, 18th
" William C, springmaker Betts Spring Co ,

r. 628 Natoma
" William F., carrier Chronicle, r. 120 Turk

rear
" William H. (Kinsky & Johnson), r. 38 West

Av
" William H., gripman Market St. Ry., r.

3232 Sacramenio
" William H., porter Holbrook, Merrill &

Stetson, r. 1230 Fulton
" William J., stereotyper, r. 1716 Howard
" William K., laborer, r. 1117, 20th
" WilliamM.,r. 211, 18th
" William M., carpenter, r. 931 Shotwell
" William O., clerk Atlantic and Pacitic RR.

Co., r. I2281/2 Treat Av
" William P., office 723 Montgomery, r. Oak-
land
" William P., inspector U. S. Customs, r.

336, 3d Av
" William R., waiter, r. 404 Ivy Av
" William R., watchman Western Meat Co.
" William R. A., deputy County Clerk, r. 1919

Pierce
" William S., clerk forwarding dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. 1940 Vallejo
" William S., painter, r. 555^/4 Natoma
Johnson William T., secretary Bowers Rubber

Co., 42 Sacramento, r. 93iy2, 18th
" Wvnn W., attorney at law, r, 399 Hyde
" YoloB. Mrs., r. 1015 Mason
" & Blohme (Sophie Johnson and Cecilia

Blohme), bakery and confectionery, 440

Hayes
" & Brenneke (Charles Johnson and Louis

Brennke), coffee saloon, 34 Mason
" & Brown (Martin Johnson and James M.

Brown), hay, grain and dairy 118-130, 14th
Johnson & Emigh (James Johnson and T. P.

Emigh), proprietors The Popular Book

Store, formerly 10 Post, now The Book

and Stationery Department of the Em-
porium, Emporium Bldg

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.

DOMESTIC RUGS

IN LARGE VARIETY.

G4i-G'4-'7 ATarlcet St.

Johnson & Gissler (J. M. Johnson and A.

Gissler), liquors, 204 Steuart
Johnson &Higgins (New York), R. B. Hooper

agent, average adjusters and insurance

brokers, 315 California, room 7, telephone

Main 5001
" & Johnson (New York), George W. St.

Clair agent, 169 Crocker Bldg
" & Secor (Charles F. Johnson and Luther

A. Secor), carpenters and builders, 668

Howard
" & Swanson (Nils G. Johnson and Charles

Swanson), liquors, E s Kentucky bet

Sierra and Nevada
" & Swenson (Swen Johnson and August

Swenson), restaurant, 12 Jackson
4®" Johnson. See Johnsen, Johnston and Jon-
son
Johnson's Restaurant, Johnson Restaurant

Co. proprietors, 28 Montgomery
Johnston A., laborer Cal. Wine Assn.
«' A. Hope (Johnston & Co.), r. Oakland
" Albert B. (Johnston & Keil), r. 138, 14th
" Alexander, gardener Lane Hospital
" Alphie, widow, r. 454 Bartlett
" Amanda, domestic, 1115 Bush
" Bennett, clerk Charles A. Beeler, r. 490

Spear
" Bert, clerk S.F. Novelty and Plating Wks.,

r. Oakland
" C. A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 406 Sutter
" Charles, bartender, r. 43, 6th
" Charles, clerk, r. 550!^ Natoma
" Charles, plumber C. E. Anderson, r. 2435

Post
" Charles, with Cal. Casket Co., r. 1035De

I Haro
" Christopher, engineer, r. 22I14 Sanchez
" Clara M. Miss, principal Fairmount Pri-
mary School, r. 1630 Market
" C. S.,r. 43,6th

" David, stonecutter, r. 20 Harriet
' ' David J. , foreman John Tuttle, r. 529 Haigh t
" David W., teamster Magner Bros., r. 7

Glen Park Av
" Dora M., widow, r. 909 Capp
" Ebert R., carpenter, r. 38^4 West Mission
" Edward, shoemaker United Boot and Shoe

Co., r. 9 Mission Court
" Edwin C, clerk G. Leipnitz & Co., r. 814

Valencia
" Elizabeth, widow, bakery, 303, 3d
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 1818 Dupont
" Ellen, widow, r. 107 Grove
" Frank B., laundry man S. F. Laundry, r.

1519 Eddy
" Frank H., master str City of Sydney, r.

1030, 17th
" Frank H., oysterman, r. 273!4 Minna
" Frederick, gardener, 1361 California
" Frederick, with Cal. Casket Co., r. 1035 De

Haro
" Frederick R., marble letterer, r. 430, 9th
" G., seaman str Walla Walla
" George, dissolver U. S. Mint, r. 307 Turk

JOHNSTON GEORGE,

patentee Johnston's Concentrator for
quartz milling, with Risdon Iron and
Locomotive works, SE cor Howard
and Beale, r. 415, 1st

Johnston George B., clerk Montgomery & Co., r.

771 Harrison
" George F., bookkeeper Cleveland Faucet

Co., r. 814 Valencia
" George M., r. 6I314 Broderick

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Johnston Gustav, fireman str Newark, r. Oak-
land

" Harry J. (Johnson & Fulton), r. 2040 Leav-
enworth

" Henry, paper carrier, r. 107 Grove

" Henry C. nailer Cal. Barrel Co., r. 811
Iowa

" Imogene Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. Ala-
meda

" Isabel Miss, r. 111/4 Oak

" James, carpenter and builder. 2129 Fill-
more, r. 2825 Clay

" James, fireman Western Sugar Refinery, r.
252 Perry

" James, painter, r. 655 Willow Av

" James, stone cutter, r. 20 Garden

" James, teamster Morton Draying and Ware-
house Co., r. 1018 Folsom

" James Jr., carpenter, r. 2825 Clay

'■ James A., bakery, 1639 Polk.r. 1610 Polk

" James E., barber W. Waddill, r. 1006 Clay

" James H., r. 232, 7th

" James I., teamster, r. 24 Langton

" Jane Miss, notions, 1591 Turk

" Jane Mrs., bakery, 217, 8th

" Jay H., U. D. S., dentist Thomas Morffew,

Jean Miss, teacher Everett Grammar

School, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
John, carpenter, r. 81 Natoma
John, carpenter, r. 401 Buena Vista Av
John A., r. 811 Iowa

Jeremiah, porter Dunham, Carrigan & Hay-
den Co., r. Oakland
John, laborer, r. 1035 De Haro
John, longshoreman, r. 119 Joost Av
John, machinist, r. 3 East
John, marble letterer, r. 430, 9th
John, mason Odd Fellows' Cemetery, r.

20 Parker Av
John A., baker, r. 541, 6th Av
John F., expressman, r. 27 Oak
John M., granite polisher, r. 20 Garden
John W., gripman, r. 1212 Union
Joseph F., carpenter, r. 329 San Jose Av
Joseph J., peddler, r. 717 Elizabeth
Kate L., widow, r. 2140 Post
L. M., r. 1714 Market

Louis W., with James Laflin. r. 814 Valen-
cia
Mabel, widow, r. 6 Rausch
Madeline Miss, dressmaking, 19 Russ
Margaret, widow, r. 232, 7th
Marguerite, widow, r. 417 Filbert
Matt (W. H. MacGillivray & Co.), r. Oak-
land
Mary, widow, lodgings, 995 Market
M. E. Miss, stenographer H. I. Kowalsky,

r. 839 Devisadero
Oscar T., master mariner, r. 1818 Dupont
Patrick J., plumber William F. Wilson, r.

19 Highland Av
Peter, engineer, r. 217, 8th
Peter, longshoreman, r. 38 Clinton
Richard, office Merchants' Exchange, r.

Oakland
Robert, machinist Edison Light and Power

Co., r. 44% Shotwell
Robert H., salesman William H. Brown, r.

203, 2d
Samuel, cooper Cal. Barrel Co.. r. 811 Iowa
Samuel, insurance, 6 Mutual Life Bldg, 3d

floor, r. 234 Haight
Samuel P.. salesman Goldberg, Bowen &

Co., r. 7l4Bush
Thomas, laborer, r. 1223 Mission

Johnston Thomas C, clerk freight auditor's

dept. S. P. Co., r. 1021 Post
" Thomas J., foreman printing dept. Lievre,

Fricke & Co., r. 411 O'Farrell
" Thomas J., printer F. Korbel & Bros., r.

232, 7th
" Thomas J., shoemaker Buckingham &

Hecht, r. Ocean View
" William, fireman Spring Valley W. W., r.

804, 17th
" William D., physician and chemist, r. 2044

O'Farrell
" William G., clerk, r. 19 Russ
" William H., r. 13 Garden
" William H., clerk, r. 19 Russ
" William J., clerk auditing dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. Oakland
" William R., salesman Standard Optical

Co., r. 107 Grove
" William R., superintendent Enterprise

Mill, r. 1013, 19th
" & Co. (A. H. Johnston), real estate agents

and business brokers, 26V2 Kearny
Jolinstoii & Fulton (H. J. Johnston and John R.

Fulton), Custom House brokers, 524 Bat-
tery and proprietors Pioneer Warehouse,

SW cor Battery and Filbert
" & Keil (Albert B. Johnston and Oscar C.

Keil), proprietors Enterprise Mill, 146-

154 Berry
4®" Johnston. See Johnson, Johnstone and

Jonson
Johnstone Andrew L., clerk Charles D. Wheat,

r. 203. 2d
" Charles S., packer, r. 319 Brannan
" Daniel, butcher, r. 1129, 36th
" Edward R., 2701 Mission, r. 103, 26th
Johnstone Ernest Kinlocli, M. D., L. R. C. S.,

physician and surgeon, 108 Stockton, r.

Occidental Hotel
" Eugene, blacksmith, r. 16 Sycamore Av
" Frank, marker S. F. Laundry Assn., r. 1519

Eddy
" Ralph S., clerk Land Dept. C. P. RR., r.

1961/2 Noe
" Robert, machinist, r. 4414 Shotwell
" Robert M., ship joiner, r. 1029 McAllister
" Samuel Mrs., r. 1812 Market
" Sophia, widow, r. 16 Sycamore Av
" Thomas, salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r.

1757 Ellis
" Thomas C, special policeman, r. 213, 3d Av
Johnstone William, secretary Lethnet Water

and Land Co., 819 Market, room 45, r. 412

Bartlett
" William H., contractor, r. 65 State
" Wilson F., civil engineer, r. 196^4 Noe
4®=" Johnstone. See Johnson, Johnston and

Jonson
Joice Charles H., painter, 220. 9th, r. 26 Norfolk
" James E., painter Charles H. Joice, r. 220,

9th
" Peter, waiter, r. 281 Minna
" Sarah, widow, r. 26 Norfolk
" Thomas, r. 426a Linden Av
j8®~ Joice. See Joyce
Joidon William, conductor, r. 1729 Eddy
Joinct Alexander, machinist, r. 393, 6th
" Frank G., blacksmith Emile Daclin
Joiner Benjamin E., laborer, r. 1220 Folsom
" John C, stableman National Ice Co.
" Lewis, cabinet maker Doernbecher Furni-
ture Mfg. Co., r. 1326 Sanchez
" William D., advertising manager Lash's

Bitters Co., r. 528 Oak
4S= Joiner. See Joyner
Joissen Adolph, collector, r. 913V2 Buchanan
Jokela John (Sundberg & Jokela), r. 47 Sacra-
mento
JoUey Bernard, r. 841 McAllister
" Henry T., molder W. T. Garratt & Co., r.

841 McAllister
" Joseph, teamster, r. 841 McAllister
" Sarah E. Miss, r. 841 McAllister
" Thomas, teamster Charles S. Healey, r. 841

McAllister
" William, teamster Charles S. Healey, r.

841 McAllister
4S= Jolley. See Joly

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JoUifle W. H. Mrs., widow, r. 2015 Pacific Av

" William H. Jr., chemist, r. 2015 Pacific Av
Jolly E. Jesse, special agent Atlas Assurance

Co.
Joly Emile, teacher languages, r. 327 Geary
Joly Jolin 6., secretary C. Herrmann & Co., 328
Kearny, r 1700 Larkin

" Julia, widow, r. 1700 Larkin

" Oscar J., printer C. A. Murdock & Co., r.
708% Larkin
4®- Joly. See Jolley

Jonas Abraham J., pawnbroker, 7, 4th, r. 807
Geary

" Alfred, butcher, 1105-1107 Mission, r. 1161
Mission

" Benjamin, with Cal. Electrical Wks, r. 338
Tehama

" Bernard, tailor, 402 Montgomery, room 36

" Carl, seaman, r. 126 Oregon

" Charles A., liquors, 21, 3d, r. 338 Tehama

" Isaac, merchant tailor and men's furnish-
ing goods, 238-240, 3d

" Isidor (L. Jonas & Bro.), r. 1022 Geary

" Joachim, r. 1512 Taylor

" L, & Brother (Louis and Isidor), merchant
tailors, 54, 3d and 304, 4th

" Lena Miss, r. 1022 Geary

" Lewis, driver Dryselius & Co., r. Berkeley

" Louis (L. Jonas & Bro.), r. 1022 Geary
Jonas Maurice G., manager Pacific Coast
Agency The United Press, 302 Mont-
gomery, room 46, r. 2019 Pine

" Nathan, r. 16 Elliot Park

" Sigmund, tailor, 146, 4th, r. 1022 Geary

" Solomon, r. 1033 Geary

" Vincent, tanner S. Bloom & Sons, r. 360
Clementina
4®= Jonas. See Jones

Jonassen Alfred, driver Cal. Brewing Co., r. 13
Hattie

" JohnM.,liquors, 236, 3d
Jones A. Miss, saleslady Hale Bros., r. Oak-
land

" Adeline Miss, nurse California Woman's
Hospital

" A. E., clerk Pioneer W. L. and Color Wks, r.
412a Bryant

" Agnes, widow, r. 410 Hyde

" Agnes J. (Jones, Mundy & Co.), r. 2816
Washington

" Albert, electrician Will & Pinck Co., r.
1512 Mission

" Albert, painter, r. 212 Jersey

" Albert, waiter, r. 933 Mission

" Albert T., waiter, r. 313, 4th

" Albert W., tanner Isaac Levy, r. 521, 4th

" Alexander, baker H. Voltmer, r. 315, 24th

" Alfred, pipemaker Francis Smith & Co., r.
1031 Laguna

" Allan, salesman T. H. B. Varney, r. 1714
Market
Jones, Allen & Company, W. E. Allen presi-
dent, A. R. Over secretary and treasurer,
real estate owners, 630 Market

" Amelia, domestic, 2524 Howard

" Andrew T., conductor, r. 2556 Geary

" Ann, widow, r. 233 Minna

" Ann, widow, r. 514'/^ Hermann

" Annie, widow, r. 808 Filbert

" Annie, pressfeeder Dickman-Jones Co., r.
1619 Folsom

" Anthony, teamster, r. SE cor Alabama and
Army

" Arthur, bartender, r. 616 Folsom

" Arthur, bookkeeper, r. 829 Mission

" Arthur B., salesman Ben H. Lucke, r. 214
Leavenworth

" Arthur C, conductor Sutter St. Ry., r. 1613

Arthur H., bookkeeper Syracuse Cycle Co.,

r. Oakland
Arthur L., chipper Union I. Wks, r. 634

Tennessee
Arthur O., draughtsman, r. 129 Chestnut
Arthur W., stairbullder David Lewis, r.

136 Fulton
Austin, cardriver, r. 1020b Folsom
Bartlett F., tillerman Truck 4, r. 1614 Pa-
cific Av

Jones Bates, clerk, r. 712 Geary
" Benjamin, painter, r. SSYi Rausch
" Benjamin F., copyist County Clerk's ofQce,

r. 212 Noe
" Bert M., receiver Market St. Ry., r. 1904'^

McAllister
" Blanche Miss, r. 312 Ellis
" Brainerd, draughtsman B. McDougall &

Son, r. 903 Jones
" Brooks, insurance agent, r. 1313 Hyde
Jones Brothers & Co. (John D., Allan, Marshall
W., Seward W., Dayton E. and Hugh
J. M. Jones), Scotch and American gran-
ite, office and yard SE cor 2d and Bran-
nan
Jones Building, 26-28 Fremont
" Byron S., engineer, r. 1106D Valencia
" Cabell H., traveling salesman Carroll &

Carroll, r. 18 Oak
" Catherine, widow, r. 1136 Guerrero
" C. D., master mariner, r. 1205 Howard
" C. H., r. Hotel Pleasanton
Jones C. H., president and manager Pacific
Press Publishing Co., 115 Crocker Bldg,
r. Oakland
" Charles, r. 808 Page
" Charles, laborer, r. 439 Minna
" Charles, porter, r. IIO'^ Taylor rear
" Charles, seaman, r. 625 Davis
" Charles A., real estate agent, r. 817 Grove
" Charles A., printer Brown & Bley Co., r.
2229 Filbert
Jones Charles E., physician, 49-50 Donohoe Bldg
cor Market and Taylor, hours 1 to 3 and
7 to 8 p. m., Sundays 1 to 2 p. m., r. 1136
Guerrero
" Charles E., teamster, r. 1339 Howard
" Charles F., reporter Call, r. 1230 Broadway
" Charles H., solicitor London and Lancas-
hire Fire Ins. Co., r. Oakland
" Charles R., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r.

144, 14th
" Charles R., compositor H. S. Crocker Co.,

r. 808 Filbert
" Charles S., waiter, r. 1320 Pacific
" Charlotte A., widow, r. 817 Grove
" Christopher M., printer Call, r. 1221 Filbert
" Clarence F., druggist, r. 817 Grove
" Climena W., widow, r. 1324 California
Jones Clinton, general agent passenger depart-
ment Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Railway, 30 Montgomery, r. Ross Station
" Cyrus G., traveling salesman, r. 223 Post
" Cyrus W. Mrs., widow, r. 2107^/^ Webster
" Daniel, real estate, r. 514i/4 Hermann
" Daniel N., engineer Presidio Pumping

Wks, r. 1214 Hill
" David, engineer, r. 14, 26th
" David, offlcial Chinese interpreter U. S.
Attorney, U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, 3d floor
" David, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
" David, shoemaker United Boot and Shoe

Co., r. SGough
" David H. Mrs., r. 809 Leavenworth
" David J., clerk, r. 214 Leavenworth
" David J., porter Cahlll & Hall Elevator

Co., r. 12 Hubbard
" David M., salesman Brown Bros. & Co., r.

Oakland
" David M., teacher music, r. 471 Haight
" David O., porter John N. Johnson, r. 568

Mission
" David R., capitalist, r. 2229 Sutter
" David W,, engineer, r. 932, 19th
" Dayton E. (Jones Bros. & Co.), r. Chicago,
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Family Trade a Specialty.

Jones Drenzy, student Van der Naillen's School
of Engineering, r. 2010!/2 Union
" Edward, r. 609 Hayes
" Edward, jockey, r. 20 Johnston Av
" Edward, laborer, r. 938 Howard
" Edward, longshoreman, r. 23a Vandewater
" Edward B., salesman, r. 1820 Washington
Jones Edward C, asistant engineer San Fran-
cisco Gas Light Co., office SE cor 1st
and Natoma, r. 2902 California
" Edward F , iron worker, r. 415 Bartlett
" Edward J., plumher, r. 35 Pleasant
" Edward L., clerk, r. 2121 Howard
" Edward L., cook, r. 7 Minnesota
" Edward M., dental student, r. 18 Taylor
" Edward N., carpenter, r. 426 Hayes
" Edward R., laborer, r. 505 Jones
" Edward T., foundryman, r. 28 Elgin Park Av
" Edward W., assayer, r. 708 Capp
" Edward W., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

1619 Folsom
" Edwards P., foreman draughting dept. Ris-

don I. & L. Wks, r. 126!4 CoUingwood
" Edwin, r. 1512 Mission
" Edwin, salesman George Webb Alexander,
r. 437, 17th

JONES ELIDA B. MRS.,

dealer In mahogany antiques, old
brasses, old china and all kinds of cu-
rios, 1103 Sutter

Jones Eliza Miss, liquors, 268Brannan
" Elizabeth Mrs., bakery, 521, 4th
" Elizabeth E. Miss, nurse French Hospital
" Elisabeth M., widow, r. 1231 Filbert
" Elizabeth N. Miss, r. 1820 Washington
" Emily F. Miss, r. 651 Stevenson
" Emma, widow, r. 1032 Sanchez
" Emmet R., clerk Page Bros., r. Alameda
Jones E. Norwood, manager William Hatter-
oth, 321-325 Kearny, r. Oakland
" Ethel, domestic, 1802 Pacific Av
" Eugene, paver Mutual Electric Eight Co.,

r. 21 Everett
" Eugene, stonecutter, r. 3117^ Mission
" Evan E., weigher, r. 218, 2d Av
" Evan I., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1313

Lyon
" Evan L., record clerk O. R. & N. Co., r. 2121

Howard
" Everett D. (S. L. Jones & Co.), r. Woodside,

Cal.
" Fannie, widow, r. 312 Leavenworth
" F. Elmore, clerk U. S. Navy Pay Office, r.

127 Montgomery
" F. Lloyd, agent Cory Bros. & Co. limited
(Cardiff and London, Eng.), 303 Califor-
nia, room 15, r. 1616 California
" Frances, widow, r. 136 Fulton
" Francis H., collector Bulletin, r. 2748 Har-
rison
" Frank, bookmaker, r. Hotel Langham
" Frank, liquors, 194 Stevenson, r. 192 Ste-
venson
" Frank, teamster, r. 718 Tehama
" Frank A., marine engineer, 9 Mission, r.

Alameda
" Frank E., carpenter, r. 916 Army
" Fred C, clerk, r. 608 Hayes
Jones Fred L., manager bindery department
H. S. Crocker Co., r. 2022 Taylor
" Frederick, carpenter, r. 428% Fell
" Frederick, cook William Schreiber, r. 139

Minna
" Frederick, machinist Harris & Jones, r. 959
Howard

Jones Frederick E., clerk auditing dept. Wells
Fargo & Co., r. 219 Mason

" Frederick F., bartender Homlein Bros., r
834Vi, 15th

" Frederick J., temperance saloon, 513 Kear-
ny, r. 715 Howard
Jones George, president Dickman-Jones Co.
510-514 Folsom, r. Hotel St. Nicholas

" George, teamster H. Northrup, r. 1235 How
ard

" George, window washer, r. 476 Jessie

" George, wood and coal, 251 Stevenson, r,
251!4 Stevenson
Jones George B., florist and decorator, 317 Sut
ter. r. 821a Post

" George C, clerk Wiester & Co., r. 118^^
Jones

" George D., salesman Lemle & Co., r. 214, 3d

" George E., real estate, r. 1831 McAllister

" George E., salesman S. F. News Co., r.
1324 California

" George F., elevatorman Murphy Bldg, r.
230 Noe
Jones George H., granite, monuments and cem-
etery work, 70 Columbian Bldg, 916 Mar-
ket, r. 108 McAllister

" George N., real estate, r. 718 Leavenworth

" George S., r. 824 Powell

'• George W., superintendent S. F. Bridge
Co., office 42 Market, r. Oakland

" G. H. J., capitalist, r. 220 Pacific

" Griffith, rigger, r. 151 Natoma

" Griffith O., printer Francis- Valentine Co.,
r. 1611 Turk

" Griffith R., laborer, r. 7041/2 Mission

" H., mill hand Pac. Roll. Mill

" Hannah Mrs., millinery, 1211 Stockton, r.
723 Powell

" Harrison, stationer, r. 411 Ellis

" Harrison A., official reporter Superior
Court, dept. 4, r. 1218 Geary

" Harrison C, produce commission mer-
chant, 202 Washington, r. 1339 Howard

" Harry, cook P. J. McDonald, r. 1 Jackson

" Harry D., clerk freight auditing dept. S. P.
Co., r. 6 Lloyd

" Harry L., collector Pac. Gas Improvement
Co., r. 1292 Stanyan

" Harry S., motorman Market St. Ry, r. 1012!4
Scott

" Harry T., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 638
23d

" Hayden, artist Examiner, r. 322 Haight :

" Helen M., widow, r. 6 Lloyd

" Henry (Jones & Charles), r. Oakland

" Henry, butcher, r. 114 Prospect PI

" Henry, laborer, r. 268 Minna

" Henry, machinist Risdon I. and L. Wks, r.

1112

" Henry, marine engineer, 9 Mission
•' Henry C, r. 1714 Market
" Henry G., cashier Harris & Jones, r. 1814

Steiner
" Henry H., clerk U. S. Customs, r. Berkeley
" Henry J., seaman, r. 1001 Battery
" Henry S., salesman Payot. Upham & Co.,

r. 2837 Bush
" Henry F., bartender, r. 46, 7th
" Henry T., conductor Sutter St. Ry., r. 2556

Geary
" Henry Z. (Jones, Allan & Co.), r. 1511^

Shipley
•' Herbert, shoemaker, r. 25V4 Oak
Jones H. Isaac, M. D., oculist and aurist, 322

Post, r. 328 East 16th, Oakland
" H. L.. quartermaster str Peru,
" Horace D., journalist, r. 909 Taylor
" H. P., 3d officer str City of Panama
" Hu (Jones & O'Donnell), r. 1239, 23d
" Hugh, ironworker Western Iron Wks, r. 2523

Mission
Jones Hugh B. (Harris & Jones), r. 618 Willard
" Hugh J. M. (Jones Bros. & Co.), r. Chicago,

111.
" Hugh R., track repairer, r. 1 Sheridan
" Humphrey J., blacksmith, r. 30 Johnston Av
" Ida Miss, r. 312 Ellis
" Isaac W., r. 33. 5th
" Isabella M., widow, r. 721 Webster

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Jones Isidora, widow, r. 734 Green
" Ivan M., painter, r.
" Ivan W., typecaster Painter-Cornell Co.,

r. 515 Octavia
" Ivor, motorman S. F. & S. M. Ry. r. 118

Valley
" Jacob R., plumber, r. 856^ Harrison
" James, carpenter, r. 335, 17th
" James, cook, r. 765 Mission
" James C, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r

36 Ellis
" James F., woodworker C. A. Hooper & Co.

r. 928M Filbert
" James G.. agent Penn Mutual Life Ins

Co., r. 208 Valencia
" James H., engineer, r. 2610V4 Sutter
" James H., traveling salesman Cunning

ham, Curtiss & Welch, 329 Sansome
Jones James M., stock raiser, offlce 331 Kearny

room 12, r. Alameda
" James O., r. 1213 Filbert
" James S., salesman Carlson-Currier Co.

r. 1207 Sanchez
" James W., marine fireman, r. 547, 1st
'< Jay O., motorman S. F. & S. M. Ry, r

1515 Guerrero
" J. Edmund, clerk master of transporta

tion's ofBce S. P. Co.. 4 Montgomery, r

212 Powell
" Jeremiah, fireman Chemical Engine 7
" Jesse H., boarding, 299 Hyde
" J. L. Mrs., widow, r. 214 Leavenworth
" Joel B., jeweler's findings, 3 Hardie PI, r.

1617 Pine
" John (John A. Lund & Co.), r. 5191/2, 8th
" John, blacksmith, r. 11 Louisa
" John, bookkeeper, r. 741 Golden Gate Av
" John, brushmaker Read & Zahn, r. 118

Drumm
" John, calker, r. 564 '/i Howard
" John, cook, r. 139 Minna
" John, fireman, r. 704'^ Mission
" John, laborer John D. McGilvray & Co., r.

46 Tehama
" John, laborer S. P. Co.. r. 721 Tehama
" John, longshoreman, r. 67 Tehama
" John, machinist, r. 501 Post
" John, painter, r. 122'/4 San Jose Av
" John, picture frame maker Miss Lizzie

Jones, r. 547 Mission
" John, plumber, r. 1654 Market
" John, seaman, r. 328 Drumm
" John, soap peddler, r. 1619 Folsom
" John, teamster, r. SE cor Alabama and

Army
" John Jr., carpenter, r. SE cor Alabama and

Army
" John A., engineer Presidio Pumping Wks,

r. 1214 Hill
" John A., with London and Lancashire Fire

Ins. Co., r. Oakland
" John B., clerk freight auditor's dept. S. P.

Co., r. 712 Geary
" John B., collector treasurer's dept. S. P.

Co., r. 809, 20th
" John B., iron worker, r. 415 Bartlett
" John B., pilot, 506 Battery, r. 1734 Page
" John C, blacksmith H. M. Black & Co., r.

205, 12th
" John C. manager H. Huddleston & Co., 104

2d, r. 2410 Folsom
" John C, millhand Deming-Palmer Milling

Co., r. 651 Vallejo
" John F., bellman, r. 51'/^ Ritch
" John G., carpenter, r. 9 Dale PI
" John H., butcher, r. 1051 Mission
" John H., collector, r. 2006 Mason
" John H., laborers. P. Co., r. 702 Natoma
" John J., bookkeeper J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.

563% Natoma
" John J., printer, r. 618 Harrison
" John M. (Jones & Sullivan), r. 331 Hayes
" John P., gold beater estate of James New-
man, r. 517b 7th
" John P., miner, r. 1512 Mission
" John P., printer H. S. Crocker Co., r. 218,

2dAv
" John R. (Spencer & Jones), r. 856M Harri-
son

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Original • Designs • Furnished.

641-647 IVIARKEX ST.

Jones John R., bookkeeper Thomas Rowlands, r.
1909 Eddy

" John T., carpenter Joshua Hendry Machine
Wks, r. 1213 Filbert

" John T., conductor Sutter St. Ry., r. 1521
Larkin

" John W., clerk, r. 426 Hayes

" John W., laborer, r. 921!^ Harrison rear

" John W., physician, 937 Church

" Joseph, clerk, r. 13514 Ridley

" Joseph E., vaquero Henry Levy, r. 218 Rail-
road Av

" Joseph K., salesman Rosenthal Bros. &
Co.,r. 701 Shotwell

" Joseph L., engineer, r. 505 Fell

" J. S. Rev., rector Dominican Monastery,
r. NW cor Bush and Stelner

" Julia A., r. 608 Hayes

" Kate, widow, r. 53 Natoma

" L., seaman str Pomona

" L. E., laborer, r. NE cor Fillmore and
Chestnut

" Leigh S., clerk London and Lancashire
Fire Ins. Co., r. Alameda

" Leon E.. r. 1714 Market

" Librada, widow, r. 1318 California

" Lizzie Miss, pictures and frames, 547 Mis-
sion, r. 759 Mission

" Lewellyn Mrs., widow, r. 1450 Franklin

" Lloyd, teamster, r. 132, 10th

" Louis, real estate agent, r. 514Vi Hermann

" Louis L., r. 634 Tennessee

" M. A. Mrs., widow, r. 2410 Folsom

" Maggie, domestic, 231, 6th Av

" Maggie J. Mrs., r. 1607 Howard

" Margaret, widow, r . 1313a Jackson

" Margaret, widow, r. 1820 Washington

" Margaret, widow, r. Anderson nr Powhat-
tan

" Margaret J. Miss, r. 1820 Washington

" Marshall F., merchant tailor, 115 Phelan
Bldg,r. 714 Golden Gate Av

" Marshall W. (Jones Bros. & Co.), r. Boston,
Mass.

" Martha A., widow, r. 937 Church

" Mattin, mining, 330 Pine, room 5, r. 1763
Howard

" Mary, widow, r. 323 Scott

" Mary, widow, r. 1339'^ Eddy

" Mary A., widow, r. 612% Mariposa

" Mary E., widow, r. 220 Noe

" Maud H. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Evening
School, r. 718 Leavenworth

" Maud v., dressmaker, r. 515 Octavia

" Maurice, porter, r. 304 Mason

" May Miss, r. 506 Jones

" M. Harry, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1015
Minnesota

" Michael, laborer, r. NE cor Napa and
Louisana

" Michael J., laborer S. P. Co., r. 721 Te-
hama

" Michael P. (Jones & Co.), r. 1121 Pine

" M. Samuel, sign cleaner Unwin & Eisan,
r. 51, 3d

" , Mundy & Co. ( J. H. Mundy, A. J. Jones
and Mrs. J. H. Mundy), importers and
commission merchants, 16 Front

" O. F., r. 123 Eddy

" Oliver, helper Am. Type Founders Co., r.
215 Bay

" Oliver N., suspender maker, r. 1332 Sacra-
mento

" Oscar, seaman str Columbia
Jones Oscar R., stockbroker, 320 Pine, r. 1415
Geary

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San Francisco Office, 405 Sansome St.

Jones Otis, assistant O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.

337, 27tli
" Ottiwell W., physician, 1901 Polk
" Owen, carpenter P. C. SS. Co., r. 411 Day
" Owen, groom, r. 1045 Market
" Owen, seaman str Alameda
" Owen Ernest, timekeeper Pac. Sheet Metal

Wks, r. 605 Geary
" Owen M., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 452

Clipper
■' Parker W., r. 1607 Howard
" Patrick, r. 145, 4th
" Patrick H., calker, r. 1831 O'Farrell
" Patrick J., liquors, 4014, 6th, r. 8 Harriet
" Paul, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1341, 26th
" Paul C, dental student, r. 30 Montgomery
" Paul M., stock clerk Davis Bros., r. 1003

Minna
" Pauline, widow, r. 404 Franklin
" Perley C, dental student, r. 1170 Market
" Peter, laborer, r. 563 Mission
" Peter, master mariner, 9 Mission
" Peter L. (Jones & Kendig), r. 508, 14th
" Peter P., tanner Poetsch & Peterson, r. SE

cor Alabama and Army
" Philip, longshoreman, r. 521 Pacific
Jones PMlip M., oculist, 67-70 Crocker Bldg
" Price, laborer, r. 7OW2 Mission
" R. E., asst. freight clerk str Santa Rosa
" Reed, asst. manager American Tobacco

Co., r. Alameda
" Reynold P., teamster Charles S. Healey,

r. SE cor Army and Alabama
" Richard, r. 528 Turk
" Richard, clerk S. P. Co., r. 905 Market
" Richard, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
" Richard, proprietor Poplar House, 704'/^

Mission
" Richard B., clerk Home and Phoenix Ins.

Cos., r. 22311/2 Geary
" Richard C, salesman Harris & Jones, r.

614 Willard
" Richard D., machinist, r. 415 Bartlett
" Richard G., cook Henry Bernhardt, r. 17

City Hall Av
" Richard H., Custom House broker, 502

Washington, r. 2422 Polk
" Richard M., inspector disinterments Board

of Health, r. 456, 15th
" Richard N., rigger, r. 525 Folsom
" Richard W., clerk, r. 460 Bryant
" R. L. Mrs., dress cutting school, 505 Fell
" Robert, longshoreman, r. 804, 3d
" Robert C, cabinet maker N. Gray & Co.

r. 4261/2 Hayes
" Robert D., clerk California Ink Co., r

Berkeley
" Robert E., 2d clerk str Corona
" Robert H., clerk, r. 1909 Eddy
" Robert H., machinist George H. Tay Co.

r. 22111/2 Polk
" Robert J., butcher Emil De Vecchio, r

13.391/2 Eddy
" Robert W., wireworker Thomas Hooker

r. 916 Army
" Robin, clerk Wellman, Peck & Co., r. I6IO14

California
" Rodney C. (Kennett & Jones), and photog

rapher. Ocean Terrace, Sutro Heights

r. 1 Buena Vista Av
" Rosa, widow, r. 1231 Filbert
" Roscoe C, nurse, r. 902 0"Farrell
" Rowland, gripman Market St. Ry, r. 1031

Jackson
" R. W., conductor Market St. Ry, r. I90414

McAllister

Jones Sadie, laundress, r. 1904 Filbert
" Samuel (Jones & Givens), r. Paclflc-Union

Club
" Samuel (Jones & Hinds), r. 872 Howard
" Samuel, messman str Alameda
" Samuel, tailor, r. 155 New Montgomery
" Samuel A., engineer, r. ISVz Langton
" Samuel H., r. Old People's Home
" Sanford, porter str Apache
" Sarah A., widow, r. 752 Howard
" Sarah J. Miss, principal Agassiz Primary

School, r. 109 Hartford
" Seneca Mrs., widow, r. 109 Hartford
" Seward W. (Jones Bros. & Co.), r. Boston,

Mass.
" Sidney C, clerk Thompson's Union Soda

Wks, r. 802 Filbert
" Simmons, salesman James M. Moran& Co..

r. New Arlington House
" Simon, furniture, 2121 Mission
Jones S. L. & Co. (Everett D. Jones), importers,

auctioneers and commission merchants,

205-207 California, telephone Main 314
" Squire, janitor, r. 923 Greenwich
" Stephen O., storekeeper str China, r. 1833

San Carlos Av
" Surry R., stenographer, r. 721 Webster
" Sylvester A., printer C. W. Gordon
" T., factory hand Pac. Roll. Mill
" Thomas, r. 271^, 4th
" Thomas, blacksmith H. M. Black & Co., r.

563Natoma
" Thomas, carpenter, r. 1713 Turk
" Thomas, carpenter, r. 1812 Green
" Thomas, coal passer str City of Sydney, r.

547, 1st
" Thomas, decorator, r. 12e Sheridan
" Thomas, decorator, r. 946 Bryant
" Thomas, gripman, r. 3134 Sacramento
" Thomas, laborer, r. 45 Minna
" Thomas, laborer, r. 54 Sacramento
•' Thomas, salesman I. Flatow & Co., r. 23

Harriet
" Thomas, shoemaker, 1903 Bush
" Thomas, shoe cutter Rosenthal, Feder &

Co., r. West Berkeley
" Thomas D., carpenter, r. 1604 Page
" Thomas E., collector, r. 515 Octavia
" Thomas G., salesman Doane & Henshel-

wood, r. 21114 Jones
" Thomas H. (Jones & Lotz), r. 2112 Steiner
" Thomas J., machine hand S. F. Furniture

Mfg. Co., r. 1617 Folsom
" Thomas J., seaman, r. 1003 Battery
" Thomas L., clerk, r. 1122 Eddy
" Thomas P. (Holmes & Jones), r. 429, 23d
" Thomas R., dental student, r. 309 Jones
" Thomas S., painter, r. 362 Grove
" Timothy, r. Old People's Home
" Tracy, surveyor, r. 2010^^ Union
" W., laborer, Pac. Roll Mill
" W., nurse, r. 3J8 Fulton
" Walter B., bookkeeper A. C. Dietz & Co., r.

226, 8th Av
" Warren C. (W. E. Robins & Co.), r. 443 Mc-
Allister
" Webster (Jones & Co.), r. Ross Valley,

Marin Co.
" W. Ernest, bookkeeper Atlas Tack Cor-
poration, r. 129 Chestnut
" William, r. 4 Hulbert Alley
" William, bellman The Berkshire
" William, liquors, r. 1003 Powell
" William, porter, r. 1005 Powell
" William, proprietor Pleasant House, 122

Post
" William, cook stmr San Bias
" William, tanner, r. 521, 4th
" William, treasurer H. T. Holmes' Lime

Co., 24 Sacramento, r. 1019 Haight
" William A., clerk general freight office S.

P. Co., r. 1313a Jackson
" William A., gripman Sutter St. Ry, r. 2600

Sutter
" William A., manufacturers' agent, 42, 2d,

r. 129 Chestnut
" William A., miner, r. 820 Green
" William A., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill &

Stetson, r. 325, 5th

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Jones William A., traveling salesman Jones &
Co., r. 1327 Golden Gate Av
" William B., r. 1313 Hyde
." William D., laborer Cal. St. RR, r. 1206a
Larkin
" William E.. carriage painter, 2337 Mission,

r. 121/2 mil

" William F., expressman, r. 6% Brosnan
•' William F., weigher P. C. SS. Co., r. 325

Filbert
" William G., contractor and builder, 3711

Clay
" William H. (Moncisvais & Jones), r. E s

lltli Av bet I and J
" WilliamH., butcher, r. 1051 Mission
" William H., liquors, 1062 Kentucky, r. 634

" WilliamH., motorman Market St. Ry, r.

1556 Kentucky
" WilliamH., plumber and gasfltter, 6O4V2

Ellis
' ' William J. , blacksmith, r. 2229 Filbert
" William J., carpenter, r. 3146 Market

JONES WILLIAM J.,

coal and wood, 2128 Market, r, 28 Clin-
ton Park

Jones William J., salesman Eugene G. Davis,

r. 1013 Mason
" William L., engineer, r. 1943 Howard
" William L., storekeeper T. P. H. Whitelaw

& Son, r. 124V4 Fillmore
" William M., laborer, r. 631 Sacramento
" William M., laundryman, r. 1904 Filbert
" William M., salesman Roos Bros., r. 214

Leavenworth
" William P., clerk freight auditor's dept S.

P. Co., r. 1017 Powell
" William R., r. 1405 Webster
" William R., brush maker R. W. Simpson,

r. Alameda
" William R., laborer, r. 1132 Bryant
" William S., clerk Dunham, Carrigan &

Hayden Co., r. 808 Filbert
" William S., 3d asst. engineer str Peru, r.

129 Chestnut
" William T., bookkeeper, r. 272 Tehama
" William T., carpenter Baldwin Hotel
" William W., printer Dickman-Jones Co., r.

618 Harrison
" William W., salesman Gray & Barbieri
Jones Winfield S., vice-president Security

Savings Bank, Mills Bldg, r. 1313 Hyde
" W. J., deck hand str Australia
" W. Ogwen. bookkeeper Stockton Milling

Co., r. 17 Clinton Park
" & Charles (Henry S. Jones and Edward

Charles), proprietors Jones Express, 11

Steuart

JONES «& CO.,

carpet cleaning and renovating works,
Harry O. Irwin manager, 25-27, Stli

Jones & Co. (Michael P. and Webster Jones),
wholesale groceries, 26-28 Fremont
" & Givens (Samuel Jones and C. S. Givens),
office 161 Crocker Bldg

Jones & Hill Co. (Elkhart, Ind.), chewing gum,
A. C. Boldemann & Co., agents, 307 Com-
mercial
" & Hinds (Samuel Jones and Thomas C.
Hinds), portraits enlarged, 872 Howard
" & Kendig (Peter L. Jones and Daniel Ken-
dig), carriage makers, 5 Merchant

Jones & Lotz (Thomas H. Jones and Paul
Lotz), proprietors Elite Photographic
Studio, 838 Market

Jones & O'DonneU (Hu Jones and Joseph E.
O'Donnell), attorneys at law, 14 San-
some, rooms 40-41 A
" & Sullivan (John M. Jones and Daniel A.
Sullivan), proprietors Great Eastern
Clothes Renovating Co., 419 California,
room 4

Jg®" Jones. See Jonas

Jonnevold Carl H., landscape artist, 506 Bat-
tery

Jonson Olaf, sawyer Cal. Barrel Co., r. 314
Iowa

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

Mantels, Grates

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ARTISTIC DESIGKS.

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Jonsson Andreas G., liquors, 1103 Tennessee
" Edward, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
Berkeley
;e®=" Jonsson. See Johnson
Jonventin Marie Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home
Joos George, zincographer, 528 Sacramento
" Louis, liquors, NW cor Clay and Drumm,

r. 304 Clementina
" Martin, molder Occidental Foundry, r. 10
Verona PI
Joost Albert H., clerk, r. 414 Schrader
Joost Betirend (Joost Bros, and Joost & Wool-
ley), and president San Francisco and
San Mateo Railway Co., NW cor 30th
and San Jose Av, r. SW cor Falcon and
Moss Avs
" Bertha Miss, proof reader, r. 109 Grove
Joost Brothers (incorporated), Behrend Joost
president, Fabian Joost vice-president,
Joseph I. Lawless secretary, importers
and dealers hardware, 1438-1440 Mission
" Brothers (Frederick, Tonjes and Fabian),

liquors, cor San Jose Av and 30th
" Fabian (Joost Bros.), r. 7, 30th
" Fabian, vice-president Joost Bros., 1440

Mission, r. 2400 Howard
" Frank, bartender, r. 419 O'Farrell rear
" Frederick (Joost Bros), r. 1614 Guerrero
" Harry, laborer, r. 2036 Folsom
Joost Henry (M. Joost & Bro.), r. 410 Shrader

" Henry, grocer, r. 52 South Park
Joost Hermann, wholesale dairy produce, 310-
312 Battery, r. 327 Capp
" John, groceries and liquors, 138, 3d, r. 52
South Park
Joost M. & Brother (Martin and Henry), grain
and coal dealers and livery, 600-618 Gough
Joost Martin (M. Joost &Bro.), r. 414 Shrader
" Martin, capitalist, r. 623 York
" Martin B., clerk S. F. & S. M. Ry. Co., r.

SW cor Falcon and Moss Avs
" Mary E., widow, r. 408, 17th
" Paul, clerk, r. 826 California
" Tonjes fJoost Bros.), r. 7, 30th
Joost & Woolley (Behrend Joost and Horace M.
WooUey), real estate and financial
agents, 532 Market
;^" Joost. See Jost , Just and Yost
Jopp John, liquors, 440'/^, 6th
Jopsen Katharine, domestic, NE cor 7th Av and

Fulton
Jordan Albert R., driver Walters Napa County
Soda, r. 404 McAllister
" Alfred M., clerk Hearst Estate, r. Oakland
" Arthur L. , teacher Lincoln Evening School,

r. I8I8I/2 Mason
" Augustus, r. 1433 Sacramento
" Augustus Jr., electrician, r. 1433 Sacra-
mento
Jordan Bituminous Eock and Paving Co.,
James C. Jordan president, Thomas J.
Grossman secretary and treasurer, 93
Chronicle Bldg
" Charles G., cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 628^

Natoma
" Charles L., teamster, r. 6 Juniper
" Oipriano, porter F. Sand, r. 1111 Kearny
" David R., janitor, 334 Pine, r. 929 Washing-
ton
Jordan David Starr, president California
Academy of Sciences, 819 Market, r. Palo
Alto
" Dennis (Dennis Jordan & Son) , r. 800 Fulton
" Dennis & Son (Dennis and Peter I.), con-
tractors brickwork, 40 New Montgomery
and 800 Fulton

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Jordan Eben, r. Old People's Home
" Edward, helper, r. 801 Harrison
" Frank, clerk Abe Harshall, r. 413 Bryant
" Frank D., steamfltter, r. 310 Clipper
" Franklin C, printer Union Litho. Co.

Oakland
" Frederick, fireman str Santa Rosa
" Frederick W., pilot, 506 Battery,

Golden Gate Av
" George, tailor, r. 86 Elgin Park Av
" George W., boilermaker Risdon I. & L.

Wks, r. 20 Octavia
Jordan H. C, general agent German General

Benevolent Society, 320 Geary, r. 413

Mason
" Henry B., watchman, r. 1003 Minnesota
Jordan Henry J., manager Widber's Drug

Store, 14 Ellis, r. 530V4, 19th
" Jackson, chief steward str Coptic
" James, r. 29 Minna
" James, cook, r. 909 Jackson
" James, laborer, r. 25% Sumner
" James, ship carpenter, r. 427 Bryant
Jordan James C, real estate, and president

Jordan Bituminous Rock and Paving Co. ,

92 Chronicle Bldg, r. 553 Harrison
" James H., draughtsman M. J. Lyon, r. 20

Octavia
'• James J., driver National Laundry, r. 309

Sanchez
" J. B., salesman W. & J. Sloane &Co.,r.

Alameda
■' John, gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 1417 Hyde
" John H., machinist S. P. Co., r. 118, 16th
" John J., driver U. S. Laundry, r. 310, 18th
" John L., cooper Hogan & Co., r. 54 Minna
•' John W., porter postoflace, r. 933 Kearny
" Joseph, r. 716 O'Farrell
" Joseph J., carpenter, r. 20 Octavia
■' Leslie A., teacher Washington Grammar

School, r. 18181/2 Mason
" Lillian Miss, saleslady, r. 1423 Sacramento
" M.,r. 1926 Market
" Maggie, widow, r. 621 Ellis
" Martin, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 223

Minna
■' Mary, saleslady, r. 1423 Sacramento
" Michael, r. 108 Nebraska rear
•' Michael, liquors, SW cor 2d and Natoma,

r. 103 Natoma
•' Michael F., proprietor Cal. Upholstering

and Carpet Beating Wks, r. 1024 Oak
•' Nellie Miss, r. 226 Turk
" Newell B., pilot, 506 Battery, r. 1818 Steiner
" Patrick C, porter Wheaton, Breon & Co., r.

1627 Hyde
" Peter A., salesman Dodge, Sweeney & Co.,

r. 533, 21st
" Peter I. (Dennis Jordan & Son), r. 800 Ful-
ton
" P. H., real estate, 53 Chronicle Bldg
" Richard, motorman Market St Ry.. r. 720

Robert, engineer S. P. Co., r. 1624 San Car-
los Av

Rose R., widow, r. 236, 19th

Rudolph R., capitalist, office 210 Sansome,
r. 2519 Washington

Sarah, widow, r. The (Lick) Old Ladies
Home

Sophie Miss, saleslady, r. 1423 Sacramento

Thomas, clerk, r. 236, 19th

Timothy J., porter J. A. Lennon, r. 430
Brannan

Valley Stock Co., George W. Scott secre-
tary, 128-129 Crocker Bldg

Jordan Vladimer, waiter Milishich & Belle, r.
515 Geary
" William, shoemaker, r. 535Vi O'Farrell
" William H.. assistant market inspector
Board of Health, r. 703^4 Davis
Jordan 'Wrilliam H., attorney at law, 530 Cali-
fornia, rooms .33, 47-48, r. 1118 Gough
" William J., shoefinisher, r. 15 Minna
" W. P., messenger Pacific Transfer Co.

JORDAN'S MUSEUM

of Anatomy, James Du Bois manager,
1051 Market bet 6tli and 7tli, opp
Jones

4®" Jordan. See Jordon, Jourdain and Jourden
Jordens Henry, liquors, r. 233% O'Farrell
Jordon Alfred V., conductor Sutter St. Ry., r.

1004 Larkin
" Helen Miss, r. 1835 Sacramento
" Michael W., r. 230 Duncan
J8®" Jordon. See Jordan and Jourden
Jorgensen Adolph, stableman J. P. Ferguson &

Son, r. 334 Bryant
" Alfred, clerk, r. 1911% Stockton
" Alfred T., vinegar maker National Vine-
gar Wks, r. 13 De Boom
" Andrew, waiter, r. 11 De Boom
" Anita Miss, nurse French Hospital
" Charles, cook, r. 214 Jackson
" Charles J., master mariner, r. 9th Av South

nrG
" Christian (Christensen & Jorgensen), r.

2707 Sutter
" Christian, laborer, r. 821 Hampshire
" Christian A., artist, 325 Montgomery,

rooms 35-36, r. 1629 McAllister
" Edward B., manager Pomeroy Pharmacy,

702 Washington, r. 513 Post
" Emil, waiter, r. 1623 Pine
" Flora E., nurse, r. 226 Oak
' ' George, clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co. , r. 414a

5th Av
" George, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
" Guttorm, seaman, r. 706% Clementina rear
" Jacob, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
" James |P., butcher C. W. Foster, r. 1319a

Pine
" James P., photographer, r. 226 Oak
" James T., salesman Nolan Bros. Shoe Co.,

r. 103 Larkin
" Jens P., engineer J. W. Russell & Co., r.

158, 1st
" Jens R., coffee saloon, 29, 4th, r. 465 Jersey
" John, gripman Sutter St. Ry., r. 1010 Post
" John, steamfltter, r. 23 Turk
" Jorgen H., cabinet maker Wm. W. Magary,

r. 706 Hampshire
'■ Joseph, waiter str Arago
" Lars C, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1312

Naoma
•' Lawrence, steward J. Jacobsen, r. 13%, 6th
" Louis, carpenter Krogh Mfg. Co., r. 323 Jes-
sie
" Marius, clerk, r. 414a, 5th Av
" Martin, painter Central Hardware and

Supply Co., r. 1623 Pine
" Matthias, liveryman, r. 624 California
" Matthias, manager Alfred Peterson, 341

Bash, r. 223 Kearny
Jorgensen N. & Co. (Niels Jorgensen), hay.

grain and coal, 145 Valencia and 1190

Stevenson
" Nels (Jorgensen & Larsen), r. 907 Howard
" Nels J., laborer, r. 1703 Turk
" Niels (N. Jorgensen & Co.), r. 2323 Howard
■' Ole, master mariner, 9 Mission, r. 1911%

Stockton
•' Olof P., wood carver Excelsior Mill Co., r.

615 York
" Peter, master mariner, r. 434a Page
" Peter, oyster and chop house, 87-88 Centre

Market, r. 1319a Pine
•' Peter, photographer, r. 226 Oak
" Rasmus, baker, r. 11 De Boom
" Rasmus, master mariner, r. 214 Jackson
•' Rasmus P. (Jorgensen & Larson), r. 372

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Jorgensen Robert P. (Jorgensen & Larsen), r.
372 Brannan

" Rudolph, baker C. G. Larsen

" Toldus, 2d mate str Greenwood, r. 539A, 2d

" Victor, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 2505
Howard

" Waldemar, naaster mariner, r. 502 Hickory
Av

" & Larsen (Nels Jorgensen and Lars C.
Larsen), liquors, 151, 5tli

" & Larsen (Rasmus P. Jorgensen and Lars
J. Larsen), restaurant, 272 Brannan
4®= Jorgensen. See Juergensen, Jurgensen and

Jurgenson
Jorgenson Christine, widow, r. 423 Francisco

" Daniel, master steam sohr Morro, r. 325V4,
3d

" Harry, clerk Newman & Levinson, r. 423
Francisco

•' John, cellarman, r. 235 Ritch

" Jorgen, collector X L Dairy Co., r. 723 Shot-
well

" Peter, longshoreman, r. 313 Ritch

" Peter, tanner Anton Krieg, r. 1410 Ver-
mont

" William P., laborer S. F. Stock Brewery,
r. 433 Francisco
Jorres Henry, carpenter, r. 448 Jessie

" Henry Jr., clerk J. H. Rooch, r. 448 Jessie
Jorss Augusta, widow, r. 511 Shotwell

" Edward C. (Jorss & Leonard), r. 511 Shot-
well
Jorss & Leonard (Edward C. Jorss and John C.
Leonard), saddletree manufacturers, 511,
5th
Jortall Christian S., seaman, r. 127a Bernard

" Julia, widow, r. 137a Bernard

" Nicholas, bookkeeper, r. 127a Bernard
Jory Henry J., mining engineer, r. 2430 Mis-
sion

" JohnH., laborer, r. 406 Harrison

" Joseph H., metallurgist, r. 2420 Mission

" Mary, widow, nurse, r. 232 Oak

" William J., stockfltter Siebe, GlanviUe
Co., r. 2430 Mission
Jose George W., laborer S. Strauss, r. 1813
Stockton

" William, tailor Frederick Geick, r. 215
Minna
Joseph A. Joseph, salesman Hyams, Pauson
& Co., r. 507 Mason

" Albert, office 405 Montgomery, room 14, r.
2335 Washington

" Alfred H., cigars, r. 419 Union

" Antone, r. 313 Pacific

" Bernard, capitalist, ofQce 113 Bush, r. 2333
Sutter

" Benjamin, merchant, r. 835b Hayes

" Benjamin, salesman Raphael Weill & Co.,
r. 1833 Bush

" Bernhard, draughtsman Julius E. Krafft, r.
314 Fell

" Brothers (Julius and Simon), crockery and
glassware, 234, 4th

" Carrie Mrs., r. 405 Valencia

" Charles A., carrier postoffice.r. 10a Vincent

" Charles J., policeman, r. 336 Shipley

" Clement, pantryman Marchand's Restaur-
ant, r. 3251/4 Bush

" Eleanor, teacher music, r. 418 Sutter

" Emma, widow, r. 2235 Washington

" Eugenia, widow, r. 3139 Bush

" Frank, seaman, r. 136 Oregon

" Prank, seaman, r. Serpentine Av nr Fol-
som

" Furez H., peddler, r. 657 Minna

" George, waiter str Areata

" George E., butcher, r. 3129 Bush

" Harris, r. 1832 Bush

" Harry, clerk, r. 1 Alabama

" Henrietta C. Mrs., proprietor Knole House,
700 Jones

" Henry V., teamster Lauder Bros., r. 432
Ringold

" Isaac, r. 1306 Buchanan

" Isaac, barber, 2a Grove, r. 314 Fell

" Isaac, tailor, 8 Turk, r. 720% Ivy Av

" Isaac C, cashier Steinberger & Kalisher,
r. Hotel Mirabeau

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G^i-GA-'y Alarket St.

Joseph Isadore, clerk, r. 1306 Buchanan
" J., president Grace- Reynolds Labeling

Machine Co., 143-147 Beale, r. 11,57

Octavia
" Jacob, butcher, 46-48 Centre Market, r. 24

Metcalfe
Joseph Jake, Pacific Coast agent Seidenberg &

Co. (N. Y.), 239 Kearny, r. 1157 Octavia
" James L., clerk forwarding dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. 126 Capp
" Jesse M., r. 2323 Sutter
" John, r. 311 Pacific
" John, fireman str Emma, r. Oakland
" John, seaman, r. 208 Jackson
" Joseph, clothier, r. 303 Mason
" Joseph, salesman W. Cohen, Hirsch & Co.,

r. 1834 Bush
" Joseph, salesman William Cline, r. 1406

Buchanan
" Joseph J., expressman, r. 11% Bourbin PI
" Julius (Joseph Bros.), r. 234, 4th
" Julius, tailor Borck & Rosenberg, r. 426

Grove
" Leon, bookkeeper Leo Metzger, r. 314 Fell
" Leonard (I. Oppenheimer & Co.). r. 472

Jessie
" Lionel, with Carson & Savage, r. 309

Powell
" Louis, capitalist, r. 1834 Bush
" Louis, clerk, r. 700 .Jones
" M. A. & Son (Menasseh A. and Silas M.),

proprietors Golden State Trading Co.,

909c Folsora
" Manuel, tanner .John Reilly, r. Serpentine

Av nr Folsom
" Margaret, widow, r. Serpentine Av nr Fol-
som
" Martin, liquors and lodgings, 410 Pacific
" Maurice, furniture, 1101 Stockton
" Menasseh A- (M. A. Joseph & Son), r.

India
" Michael J., salesman Esberg, Bachman

Leaf Tobacco Co., r. 700 Jones
" Nathan (Nathan Joseph & Co.), r. 1938

San Carlos Av
" Nathan & Co. (Nathan Joseph), curiosities,

641 Clay
" Peter, hostler, r. 741 Ashbury
" Samuel A., bookkeeper Chas. Hendry's

Son & Co., r. 3323 Sutter
" Sarah N.Mrs., teacher Rincon Grammar

School, r. 2336 Mission
" Silas M. (M. A. Joseph & Son), r. 909c Fol-
som
" Simon (Joseph Bros.), r. 234,4th
" William, coachman, r. 114 William
Josephi David E. (S. B. Dinkelspiel & Co.), r.

1317 Gough
" James E., bookkeeper Herrman Cohen, r.

332 Geary
" William M., clerk Station K Post Office, r.

Berkeley
Josephs Joseph E., musician, r. 627V4 Vallejo
" Joseph J., clerk Pastene Bros., r. 1706

Josephson Charles, r. 340, 3d
" Joshua S., varieties, 1629 Geary
" Myron, druggist, r. NE cor Geary and

Polk
" William, carpenter, r. 409 Drurhm
Josewski Henry P., machine hand Bolander &

Perkins, r. 268 Minna
Josewsky Charles, bartender Charles Beattge,
r. 3 East
" Herman R., buggy washer Goldberg,
Bowen & Co., r. 1314 Welsh

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tendent, manufacturers hydraulic
quartz and sawmill macliinery,t»oilers,
engines, pumps, laundry machinery,
etc., 38-44 Fremont, works cor Bay,
Kearny and Francisco
Joslin Charles A., shoemaker, 630, 17th
Joslin Herman L. (Lott & Joslin), carpenter
and builder, cabinet work done to order,
store and office fitti g a spesialty, job-
bing promptly attended to, repairing
neatly done, 670 Mission, r. 25 Douglass

" Jason W.. laster Buckingham & Hecht, r.
116 Lily Av
Joslyn Clayton L., driver Union Ice Co., r. UQM
Silver

" M. F. B. Mrs., stewardess str City of Peking

" William E., manager advertising dept.

Emporium Co., r. 712 Van Ness Av

Josselyn Abram C, cigar maker, r. 26 Linden Av

" Ada M. Miss, teacher Agassiz Primary
School, r. 775Haight

" Benjamin F., associate editor The In-
signia, 330 Post, r. Santa Cruz
Josselyn Cbarles, vice-president and treasurer
G. M. Josselyn & Co., 38-40 Market, r.
Woodside, San Mateo Co.

" Charles H., foreman S. F. Glass Wks, r.
' ■ 346, 4th

" Edgar, teamster, r. 710 Fulton

" Eliza Mrs., r. 1413 California
Josselyn George M., president G. M. Josselyn

■ & Co.. 38-40 Market, r. San Rafael
Josselyn G. M. & Co. (incorporated), George M.
Josselyn president, Charles Josselyn
vice-president and treasurer, Charles B.
York secretary, Arthur W. Forbes man-
ager, ship chandlers, 38-40 Market

" Joel S., collector Western Light and Power
Co., r. 10 Ford

" John B., r. 346, 4th
JosselyTi Joseph H., physician, specialist, 1330
Market

" Lockwood, decorator, r. 1320 Market

" Maria A., widow, r. 775 Haight

" Marquis de L., student, r. 1320 Market

" M. E. Mrs., r. 1812 Market

" Victor E., upholsterer John Hoey, r. 418^4

Josslyn C. L., motorman Market St. Ry., r. 340
Day
" Lucy, widow, r. Lick Old Ladies' Home
JostBernhard, accountant The German Savings

and Loan Society, r. Alameda
Jost C. & Son (Charles and Charles Jr.), man-
agers California Distilling Co. (Antioch),
oflace 306-308 Clay

Charles (C. Jost & Son), r. 1108 Post

Charles Jr. (C. Jost & Son), r. 1108 Post

Edward N., bookkeeper August Brune, r.
1516 Powell rear

Frederick, sawyer Pao. and S. F. Box Fac-
tory, r. 1033!/2 York

Frederick, student, r. 1108 Post

George W., bookkeeper C. Jost & Son, r.
1108 Post

Joseph, distiller, r. 1108 Post

Joseph, mechanical engineer, r. Clement
nr 24th Av

Peter, baker, r. 444 Brannan

William, satchel maker C. A. Malm & Co.,
r. 1917 San Carlos Av

Jost William R., clerk C. Jost & Son, r. 1108

Post
*®~Jost. See Joost, Just and Yost
Josue Arthur, proprietor Grangers' Saloon, 30

California, r. 233 Collingwood
JotzMax, bicycle repairer, r. 18, 1st
JouanneauEmily, widow, r. 715 Clementina rear
Jouanou Auguste (B. Jouanou & Son), r. 438
Jackson
" B. & Son (Baptiste and Auguste), restau-
rant, 800 Montgomery
" Baptiste (B. Jouanou & Son),r. 438 Jackson
Joubert Henry, mattress maker William A.
Schrock, r. 117 Julian Av
" JosephF.,employeeNeustadterBros.,r. 117

Julian Av
" Martin, laundry man Mary Lepan, r. 536
Valencia
Jouett Cavalier H., clerk R. Dunsmuir & Sons,

r. 2022 Pine
JouUin Amedee, artist, 609 Sacramento, r. 1603

Fillmore
Joullin Etienne, wines and liquors, 32, 6th, r.

1011 Florida
Joumier Gustav J., oiler, r. 15 Chapultepec
" Harry, machinist Market St. Ry., r. 15
Chapultepec
Jounieaux August, shipping clerk Heller, Bach-
man & Co., r. 620 Linden Av
Jourdain Annie Miss, solar printer Craig &
Mosher, r. 448, 17th
" Emma, widow, r. 448, 17th
" Louis, pressman Jos. Winterburn Co., r.
448, 17th
Jourden John A., varnish maker, r. 3525 Howard
Jourden John P. (James Dufiy & Co.), and pro-
prietor Occidental Varnish Works, office
20 Geary, r. 2535 Howard
Jg^" Jourden. See Jordan

Journal of Commerce (daily and weekly), San
Francisco Journal of Commerce Publish-
ing Co. publishers, 321 Montgomery,
editorial rooms 518 Sacramento
Journal of Electricity The, George P. Low
editor and proprietor, 423 Safe Deposit
Bldg
Journeay Albert, carpenter, r. 83 Rausch

" James, carpenter, r. 325, 21st
Journeymen Plumbers' and Gas and Steam
Fitters' Association, Daniel Murray
secretary, 15U4 Market
" Shipwrights' Association, 10 Folsom
Jousclan John, painter, r. 10 St. Charles PI
Jovovich Lazar, restaurant, 100 Jackson, r.
1001 Powell
" Spaso, r. 1001/4 Jackson
Joy Allen P., bookkeeper, r. 1529 Baker
" Burtin, teamster Ewell, Shafer & Co., r.

2652 Folsom
" Charles H., conductor Geary St. RR, r.

12 Parker Av
" Edwin F., clerk W. W. Montague & Co., r.

207 Fell
" Edwin W. (Joy's), r. The Baldwin
" Edwin W. Co. The, E. C. Auld manager,

mfg. chemists, 269 Stevenson
" F. B., gripman Market St. Ry., r. WWz Noe
" Herbert E., laborer, r. 219%, 23d
" Horace E., collector Ewell, Shafer & Co.,

r. 2652 Folsom
" John W., helper, r. N s Shasta nr Illinois
" Mansfield F. , policeman, r. 2815 Bush
" Mary A., widow, r. 848 Hayes
" Mary B., widow, r. 1315 Webster
" Rose C, widow, r. 1509 Baker
" Thomas B., gripman Market St. Ry., r.

194^2 Noe
" William S.. pilot str Apache, r. 247 Lobos
Joy's (Edwin W. Joy and Isaac S. Grant),
wholesale and retail drugs, NE cor
Market and Powell
Joyal Charles, clerk Irvine Bros.
Joyaux Albert F.. clerk Christy & Wise, r.
1308 Leavenworth
" John B., solicitor Christy & Wise, r. 1308
Leavenworth
Joyce Albert L, peddler, r. 2104 Filbert
" Arthur H., machinist Vulcan Iron Wks., r.
1613 Valencia

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Joyce Barbara G. Miss, r. 46;^ Clara
" Edmund, livery stable, 729 Valencia
" F. B. & Co. (Frederck B. and George T.

Joyce), oils, NW cor 7tli and King
" Frederick B. (F. B. Joyce & Co.), r. Red-
wood City, Cal.
" George H. J., tinsmith Pac. Sheet Metal

Wks., r., 1114 Powell
" George T. (F. B. Joyce & Co.), Redwood

City, Cal.
" James, laborer, r. 1114 Powell
" James H., butcher, 1131 Howard, r. 4 Russ
" John, ship joiner, r. 320 Drumm
" Joseph, laborer S. P. Co., r. 42'/^ Clara
Joyce Malone, city passenger and ticket agent

Oregon Railway and Navigation Co.. 630

Market, r. 301 Jones
" Martin, laborer, r. 3310 Mission
" Martin E., clerk freight auditor's dept. S.

P. Co., r. 711 Jones
" Martin E., painter Daniel Foley, r. 129 Col-

lingwood
" Mary, widow, r. 532 Bryant
" Mary, widow, r. 1033 Oak
" Michael, r. 46i4 Clara
" Patrick, teamster, r. 4614 Clara
" Patrick J., longshoreman, r. 1120 Florida
" Peter, longshoreman, r. 1130 Vermont
" Peter H., bookkeeper, r. 544 Minna
" Peter J., tinware, 115, 6th, r. 544 Minna
" Stephen, teamster Ernst Lindauer, r. 46^4

Clara
" Thomas, laborer, r. 46% Clara
" Walter, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 302

Louisiana
" William, laborer, r. 4T/2 Clementina rear
" Willis B., deputy Sheriff, r. 406 Van Ness

Av
4®~ Joyce. See Joice
Joyes W., 2d lieut. battery H 5th Artillery U. S.

A. and post adjutant, r. Presidio
Joyner John, printer, r. 15 Tilden
" Patrick, soap cutter Newell & Bro., r. 833,

18th
" Peter, laborer Diggins Bros., r. NW cor 15th

and Tilden
j8®- Joyner. See Joiner
Joynt Catherine M., r. 203 Grove
J. Sheldon Lux Potter Free Kindergarten No. 2,

Mrs. Alexena Robei-ts principal, 74 West

Mission
Juarez Guard, headquarters, 810 Pacific
Juchter Annie C. Miss, clerk Charles Lotz, r.

723 Bryant
" Arend H., expressman, r. 722% Bryant
" Bernard J., teamster, r. NE Santa Clara

and Vermont
Juchter Frank J., harness and saddlery, 453,

10th, r. NE cor Santa Clara and Vermont
" Mary, widow, r. NE cor Santa Clara and

Vermont
Juda Leon, traveling salesman Rothschild &

Wise, r. 1406 O'Farrell
^' Morris, salesman, r. 1406 O'Farrell
" Simon, manufacturers' agent, 214 Pine,

room 20, r. 1031 Golden Gate Av
" Simon F., traveling salesman Meyer Bros.,

r. 1406 O'Farrell
Judah Chester A., asst. circulator Call, r. 823

Fillmore
" Elmlra E., widow, r. 833 Fillmore
" Floyd S., clerk gen. pass, agent's office S.

P. Co., r. 823 Fillmore
Judah Henry R., assistant passenger agent S.

P. Co., 4 Montgomery, r. 833 Fillmore
" Maria B., widow, r. 3513 Jackson
Judd Charles M., carpenter and builder, 1507

Pine, r. 319 Cumberland
" Edward, fireman, r. 2607% Sutter
" Edward D., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 3039

Pine
" Edwin O., compositor, r. 110 Minna
" Edwin Y., wool dealer, ofQce 653, 5th, r.

Hartford, Conn.
" Ferdinand, cellarman Cal. Wine Assn., r.

40 Federal
" Frank W., sign writer, 638 Post, r. 213 Elm

Av
" Gerritt P., clerk, r. 731 Geary

Judd Gertrude M. Miss, teacher music, r. 731
Geary
" Martha, domestic, 3404 Clay
" Mary A. Mrs., dressmaking, 731 Geary
" Minnie, widow, r. 14 Patton
Judd Norris A., president The Hicks-Judd Co.,
23, 1st, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" Orange Co., William H. Daniels manager,
proprietors American Agriculturist, 78
Columbian Bldg
" Thomas H., shipping clerk Buckingham &

Hecht, r. 1929 California
" William, carpenter, r. 600 Geary
Judell Adolph, student, r. 1413 Post

" Herman L. (H. L. Judell & Co.), r. 1413 Post
Judell H. L. & Co. (Herman L. Judell), import-
ers and manufacturers cigars, 14 Chron-
icle Bldg, junction Market Kearny and
Geary and Market and Mason
" Oscar, clerk Fred H. Busby, r. Oakland
Judge Annie Miss, housekeeper, 405 Powell
" Bernard J., carpenter Louis Schmidt, r.

1581 Turk
" Charles, quartermaster str Australia
" Frank W., boiler maker, r. 1000% Minnesota
" Herbert, real estate agent, r. 729 Natoma
" James, laborer, r. 529, 6th
" James, painter, r. 749 Harrison
" John, speculator, r. 712 California
" John J., teamster, r. 1581 Turk
" Kate Miss, tailoress D. Cohen, r. 917 Howard
" Maggie, domestic. 1918 Franklin
" Thomas, groceries and liquors, SW cor

Post and Lyon
" Timothy F. (Horn & Judged r. 1762 Howard
" William, laborer S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Judie Henry D., conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1835

Hyde
Judis Alphonse, wholesale jeweler, 4-5 Chron-
icle Bldg, r. 2016 Buchanan
" Arthur L., manager A. Judis, 4-5 Chronicle
Bldg, r. 3136 California
Judkins Thomas C, attorney at law, 13-14 Mills

Bldg, 4th floor, r. 1316 California
Judneh Martin, cook James Nissum, r. 433, 3d
Judnio John P., liquors, 773 Harrison
Juds August H., laborer S. P. Co., r. 9 Geneva
Judson Anita A. Miss, school teacher, r. SW
cor Alvarado and Douglass
" Augustus, mining, 320 Sansome, room 53, r.

1134 Hyde
" Charles C, office 403 Front, r. Berkeley
" Clarence E., salesman, r. SW cor Alvarado
and Douglass

JUDSON DYNAMITE AND

POWDER CO. THE, Ed. G. Lukens presi-
dent, Francis H. Pitman secretary,
200 Market, telephone Main 576

Judson Egbert, estate of (Judson & Shepard),

office 402 Front
" Ella A., widow, r. 916 Haight
" Frank W., molder, r. SW cor Alvarado and

Douglass
" Julia F., widow, r. 710 Powell

Judson Manufacturing Co.,

H. E. Bothin president and general
manager, W. J. Weatherly vice-presi-
dent, W. H. Christie assistant general
manager, J. Gillson secretary, manu-
facturers of bar and structural iron
and steel, shaftings, plates and beams,
tacks and lath nails, ofllce SW cor
Howard and Beale, telephone Main
749, factory Emery Station, Oakland

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Judson Raymond H., mining, 320 Sansome, room
52, r. 1124 Hyde
" Thomas R., policeman, r. S s Alvarado nr

Douglass
" & Co., excursions, G. W. Arbuckle agent, 19
Montgomery
Judson & Stiepard (John L. N. Sbepard and
estate of Egbert Judson), proprietors
San Francisco Chemical Works, (West
Berkeley), ofQce 402 Front
Juedes John, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 20

HoUis
Juedt William, clerk John W. Dreyer, r. 11%

Perry
Juegens Frank, marble cutter, r. 18 Dale PI
Juel Adolph O., policeman, r. 23c Kissling
Juergensen Charles, upholsterer and decorator,

912 Larkin
4®- Juergensen. See Jorgensen, Jurgensen and

Jurgenson
Juhl Louis M., restaurant, 533 Broadway, r. 919

Broadway
Juhler Jes M., machinist, r. 13b Henry
Juillerat Caroline E. Mrs., teacher Miss Eliza-
beth B. Moore, r. 14 Hardy
Jula Milano, tailor, r. 730 Vallejo
Julia Consolidated Mining Co. (Virginia City,
Nevada), J. Stadtfeld Jr. secretary, 56
Nevada Block
Julian A. G. Mrs., widow, r. 614 Jasper PI
" Charles, dyeing and cleaning, 423 O'Farrell
" Edward, engineer, r. 1128;^ Harrison
" Eliza F. Miss, teacher music, r. 533 Capp
" Fannie, widow, r. 533 Capp
" G. Adolph, bookkeeper Charles Julian, r.

423 O'Farrell
" George B., clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co.. r.

533 Capp
■' Gold Mining Co., Julian L. Bentz secre-
tary, 628 Montgomery, room 7
" Joseph, shoe laster Siebe, Glanville Co.,

r. 3121/2 Turk
" Mattie Miss, teacher music, r. 533 Capp
" Richard P., farmer Alms House
4S~ Julian. See JuUien

Julien Addie Mrs., dressmaking, 705 Valencia
" Bertha Miss, clerk Francis & Merki, r. 705

Valencia
" Eric, nurse, r. 1109 Van Ness Av
" Leon P., harness maker Leibold Harness
Co., r. 108 McAllister
Julio Joseph F., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

1077 Tennessee
Jullien J. & Co. (Jules JuUien, Emile Girard
and Auguste Goustiaus), importers and
dealers wines and liquors. 617 Pacific
" Jules (J. Jullien & Co.), r. 1602 Taylor
4®~ Jullien. See Julian

Junck Hermann D., groceries and liquors, 654,
17 th
" Mary Miss, varieties, r. 1304% Valencia
Juneau Mining Co. (Alaska), oflce 532 Market,

room 3
Jung Christoph, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 722
Hampshire
" Conrad, baker, r. 1214 Kearny
Jung Fred H., attorney at law, 310 Pine, room
23, telephone Main 1717, r. 225 Drumm
" Gustav, machinist, r. 1823 Market
" Henry, laborer Washburn & Moen Mfg. Co.,

r. 402 Bay
" Henry, manager Oriental Hotel, 225 Drumm
" Hermann, tanner Thorn & McMahon, r.

Tanners' Home
" John, bakery, 615 McAllister
" John, laborer, r. 1641, 25th

Jung Leonie Mrs., proprietor Oriental Hotel,
225 Drumm

Mathias, laborer, r. 626 Lombard rear

Nicholas, furdresser, California Av nr Shot-
well

Philip, laborer John Horstmann, r. 674
Brannan

Robert, cigar maker August Brune, r. Ill
Valparaiso

Robert M., r. Ill Valparaiso

JUNGBLUT AUG. & CO.

(August Jungblut), manufacturers bil-
liard tables and importers cloth, balls,
cue tips, etc., 10 Golden Gate Av

Jungblut August (Aug. Jungblut & Co.), r. 825
Fillmore
" Otto A., with Aug. Jungblut & Co., r. 823
Fillmore
Jungbluth Edward L., cashier Enterprise Brew-
ing Co., r. 1231 Florida
Jungclaus Alfred, baker Henry Hansen, r. 714

Valencia
Junge Albert J., waiter Cardall & Marston, r.
33 Chatanooga
" August, watchman, r. 110 Perry
" Frank, tanner, r. Congdon nr Trumbull
" Hans C. (Junge & Haase), r. 913 Folsom
" Julius W., cook William Bruning, r. NE cor

Mission and Beale
" & Haase (Hans C. Junge and Herman R.
Haase) liquors, 1 Harrison
1^- Junge. See Jung, Young and Yung
Junghaenel Ernst (H. Muus &Co.), r. 1001 Clay
Juniel William Mrs., widow, r. 322 Fell
Junior Helping Hand Free Kindergarten,
No. 4, Miss Emma I. McCracken prin-
cipal, 512 Union
" Order United American Mechanics, George
E. Terry State Secretary, office 214 Pine
Junka Marcus, laborer Western Sugar Refinery,
r. U0% Freelon
" Martin, laborer Western Sugar Refinery,
r. UO?i Freelon
Junker August, baker, r. 763 Howard
" August, foreman Charles B. Baker, r. 3110,

16th
" F. & Co. (Frederick Junker and Richard

Mohr). butchers, 1005 McAllister
" Frederick (F. Junker & Co.), r. 917 Bu-
chanan
" Frederick Jr., bookkeeper F. Junker & Co.,

r. 917 Buchanan
" Frederick P. C, tailor, r. 727 Broadway
" Fredericka, widow, r. 137 Gough
" Louis, butcher, SW cor Luguna and Ful-
ton, r. 920 Buchanan
" Louis Jr., butcher F. Junker & Co., r. 917

Buchanan
" Louisa, widow, r. 1618^4 Turk
i8®" Junker. See Yunker
Junkins Charles K., clerk S. P. Co., 613 Market,

r. Alameda
Junoiea August, porter, r. 620 Linden Av
Juranits John, foreman Swain Bros., r. 735

O'Farrell
Jures Henry, longshoreman, r. 704'/^ Mission
Jurgens Bernhard H. C, janitor First National
Bank, r. 1116 Larkin
" Carl, janitor, r. 1116 Larkin
" Charles, waiter A. Busse, r. 550, 1st
" Diedrich, traveling salesman, r. 2511 Sut-
ter
" Dietrich R., fish dealer, 2513 Mission
" Gertrude Miss, dressmaker Gustav

Flamm. r. 1413 Devisadero
" Hanke, groceries and liquors, wood, coal,
hay and grain, N W cor 17th and Douglass
" Hans", agent, r. cor 8th Av South and M
" Harry, longshoreman, r. 12i4 Pfeiffer
" Henry, butcher Roth, Blum & Co., r. corSth

Av South and M
" Herman (Froehlich & Jurgens), r. NE cor

Broadway and Hyde
" John, bookkeeper, r. 1137 Mission
" John D., salesman Hey, Grauerholz & Co.,

r. 2516 Sutter
" Manuela, widow, r. 823 Vallejo rear
" Richard (Jurgens & Boese), r. 512 Grove

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Jurgens Richard, porter M. & C. Mangels, r. 1413
Devisadero
" William, brewer, r. 127 Francisco
" William, carpenter, r. 618 Minna rear
" William H., bookkeeper Lievre, Fricke &

Co., r. 211 Turk
" & Boese (Richard Jurgens and Frederick
Boese) proprietors Hayes Valley Brew-
ery, 512-514 Grove
Jurgensen C. Mis , forewoman Neustadter
Bros., r. 811 York
" Herman J., ironworker, r. 811 York
" John, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r.

147 Dore
" Peter, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r.
811 York
Jurgensen Albert, seaman, r. 137 Perry

" Martha Miss, domestic, r. 314 Brannan
4®"Jurgenson. See Jorgensen and Juergensen
Jurges Charles S., clerk Smiths' Cash Store,

r. 914, 23d
Juri Henri J. (Louis Juri & Co.), r. 19171/2 Stock-
ton
" Henry, waiter Sartorl & Fantina, r. 317i/4

Capp
" Louis (Louis Juri & Co.), r. 1902 Stockton
" Louis & Co. (Louis Juri, Louis J. Chris-
tin and Henri J. Juri), native wines
and brandies, 1338 Stockton
4®=" Juri. See Jury
Juriga Martin, waiter Paul Drasdo, r. 4 Martha

PI
Jurman Charles L., carpenter, r. 1014 De Haro
Jurs Henry P., patternmaker, r. 18 Johnston Av
" Louis, tanner, r. 118. 23d
" Peter C, foreman Davis Bros., r. 18 John-
ston Av
" Peter C. Jr., draughtsman Cahill & Hall
Elevator Co., r. 18 Johnston Av
Jurss John (Jurss & von Ronn), r. 514 Green
" & von Ronn (John Jurss and Richard von
Ronn), liquors and lodgings, 605 Davis
Jusich Charles, waiter, r. 328, 25th
Jusix Henry, porter Pascal, Dubedat & Co., r.
Corbet t Av nr 17th
" Leopold, longshoreman, r. 228i/4, 8th
" Louisa, widow, r. 228i/4 8th
Just Charles H., clerk Frederick C. Jaeger, r.

418 Eureka
Justen P., clerk, r. 933 Kearny
Juster Cyril C, secretary lone Coal and Iron
Co., 4 Montgomery, room 43, r. 2227
Dwight Way, Berkeley
" Edward, lodgings, 6-10 Montgomery Court
Justh Maurice, traveling salesman Lewis

Meyerstein, r. 2750 Bush
Justi Charles F., musician, r. 438^4 Castro

" Walter M., clerk Emil Meyer, r. Oakland
Justice Mining Co. (Storey Co.), Richard E.

Kelly secretary, 23 Nevada Blk
Justices Courts, New City Hall, 1st floor
Justin T., bartender George Monnier, r. 150

Shipley
Justins Hippesly, salesman E. T. Allen Co.,

r. 418 Sutter
Justis Charles E., conductor Market St. Ry, r.

1320 Fillmore
Justus John, shoemaker Betting & Benneweg,

r. 320 Natoma
Jutrosinski Isidore, salesman E. Frank & Sons,

r. 1314 Eddy
Jutton Daniel, mining superintendent, r. 1418

Geary
Juvanhinkas Ivan, peddler, r. 531 Filbert
Juvenville Peter, carpenter, r. 105 New Mont-
gomery
Juzix Henry J., porter, r. 71 Corbett Av

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Kaas William, laborer S. P. Co., r. 137 Clara
Kaasch William, machinist, r. 1000 Pacific
Kabitschke Frank M. H., painter, r. 521/4 Quinn
Kadiak Phosphate Co., James Eva president,

Joseph Pentecost secretary, 3 Steuart
Kadletz Wenzel, musician, r. 620 Ellis
Kaechele Michael (Kaechele & Roller), r. 439

Fulton

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Kaechele & Roller (Michael Kaechele and
Charles Roller), groceries and liquors,
SE cor Fulton and Octavia
Kaehler George A. E., second vice-president
Royal Eagle Distilleries Co., 112 Taylor,
r. 1821 Eddy
" Maximilian, bookkeeper Royal Eagle Dis-
tilleries Co., r. 1821 Eddy
Kaeintz Charles, bookkeeper, r. 1112 Taylor
" Emanuel, barber, 4 Morton, r. 2217 Leaven-
worth
" Emil, candy maker, r. 1112 Taylor
" Frank, barber, 126 Montgomery Av, r. 2209

Leavenworth
" Louis, printer Goodman-Levison Co., r. 2217
Leavenworth
Kaelber Arthur P., clerk Henry L.Wagner, r.
999 Chestnut
" William, massage, 999 Chestnut
Kaelin Joseph, cook, r. 711 Mission
" William C, traveling salesman, r. 2215
Jones
Kaempfl Charles W., clerk Hamburg-Bremen

Fire Ins. Co., r. San Rafael
4®"Kaen. See Cain, Cane, Cahen, Kain and

Kane
Kaerns William, contractor, r. 617Vi Natoma
Kaeser Anthony E., clerk H. S. Crocker Co., r.
1003, 5th Av East Oakland
" Edward (Friedlander & Kaeser), r. Oak-
land
" Mary, domestic, 825'/^ Sutter
Kaffke Martin, r. 11 Cleveland rear
Kafka Anna, widow, r. 1918 Steiner
" Benjamin, butcher, r. 35 Russ
" Simeon, butcher, 209^ 6th, r. 1103a Folsom
Kafreddo Mioliano, r. 9 w ater
Kafurri Abel, peddler, r. 231 Green rear
" Bertros, oriental curios, 424 Vallejo
" David, peddler, r. 419 Vallejo
" John, peddler, r. 419 Vallejo
" Simon, peddler, r. 419 Vallejo
Kage Dora Mrs., midwife, r. 9 Rondel PI

" Henry, upholsterer, r. 9 Rondel PI
Kaher Daniel, r. cor Arkansas and Mariposa
" George, r. cor Arkansas and Mariposa
" Jacob, laborer, r. cor Arkansas and Mari-
posa
" Mary Miss, cloak maker, r. cor Arkansas

and Mariposa
" Patrick M., forgeman Pac. Roll. Mill, r.
cor Arkansas and Mariposa
Kahl Frank, motorman Market St. Ry.,r. 2939

Mission
Kahler Charles F., clerk, r. 542 McAllister
" Christian H., laborer Cal. Brewing Co., r.

11354 CoUingwood
" Emil, groceries and liquors, 839 Broadway
" Ernest, waiter Marchand's Restaurant, r.

115, 21st
" Henry S., r. 11 Guerrero
" James H., clerk, r. 542 McAllister
" Joseph A., artist Call, r. 20081/4 Larkin
" M. Mrs., r. 542 McAllister
" Nellie, widow, r. 11 Guerrero
>8®-Kahler. See Kaler
Kahles Frank, gardener, r. 28!4 Bernard
Kahlke John N., r. 10 Moss
Kahlstrom Carl A., r. 512 Bush
/®=-Kahlstrom. See Kallstrom
Kahman August (George Mayes & Co.), r. 1721

Broderick
Kahn Aaron (Dannenbaum, Mueller & Kahn), r.
1325 Geary
" Aaron R., r. 107 Polk
" Adolph, student, r. 1421 Post

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Kahn Albert. (McNutt, Kahn & Co.), r. 933 Mc-
Allister
" Augustus, butcher, r. 19 Verona PI
" Bernard, driver S. Kafka, r. 71514 Clemen-
tina
" Berthold (Kahn Bros.), r. 1421 Post
Kahn Brothers (Berthold Kahn), hatters, 1108

Market ■
" Brothers (Leo and Max), butchers, SW cor

Geary and Laguna
Kahn Brothers, Klein & Co. (Henry and Jules

Kahn and Lazare Klein), importers dry

and fancy goods, 9-11 Sansome, tele-
phone Main 1767
Charles, clerk Kahn Bros., r. 1421 Post
Christine, widow, r. 162 Tehama
E. E., student, r. 1416 Post
Emil, clerk Kahn Bros., r. 1421 Post
Emile E., cashier Kahn Bros., Klein & Co.,

r. 932 McAllister
Ernestine, widow, r. 107 Polk
George H. (Hirsch & Kahn), r. 3026 Steiner
Harry, butcher Max Kahn, r. 1718 Post
Henry (Henry Kahn & Co.). r. 2524 Pine
Henry (Kahn Bros., Klein & Co.), r. Paris,

France
Kahn Henry & Co. (Henry Kahn), dealers

mathematical instruments and optical

goods, 642 Market
" Herman, r. 1421 Post
" Hyman, r. 715'/4 Clementina
" J., printer Viavi Co., r. 1304 Laguna
" J. Miss, stenographer, r. 1611b Sutter
" J. & Co. (Jacob Kahn), wholesale cigars

and tobacco. 306 Sacramento
" Jacob (J. Kahn & Co.), r. 1315a Golden Gate

Av
" Jacob, cigars, r. 1611b Sutter
" John, laborer, r. 639, 3d rear
" Joseph, seaman, r. 13 Clay
" Joseph, r. 1307 Jackson
" Joseph (Porter, Slessinger & Co.), r. 1316

Geary
" Joseph, insurance, 205 Sansome, r. 2509

Clay
" Joseph Jr., solicitor, r. 156 Clementina
" Joseph B., electrician, r. 124 Church
" Jules (Kahn Bros., Klein & Co.), r. Paris,

France
" Julius, attorney at law, 310 Pine, rooms 35-

39, r. 1421 Post
" Leo (Kahn Bros.), r. 1423 Laguna
" Leon, salesman Keiss Bros. & Co., r. 222,

2d Av
" Leopold; bookkeeper, r. 632 Fulton
" Los (Modry, Kahn & Co.), r. 222, 2d Av
" Louis (Kahn & Levy), r. 2643 Bryant
" Louis, metal roofer Forderer Cornice Wks,

r. Oakland
" Mark A., treasurer People's Palace, r. 107

Polk
" Maurice, grain broker, r. 932 McAllister
" Max (Kahn Bros.), r. 1423 Laguna
" Max, butcher, 1604 Geary, r. 1718 Post
" Meyer, porter Reiss Bros. & Co., r. 222, 2d

Av
" Moses M., cashier John Rosenfeld's Sons,

r. 1718 Post
" Percy D., student, r. 1216 Geary
" Reglna, widow, r. 220 Montgomery Av
" S. & Co. (Sol Kahn), importers and jobbers

cigars, 220 California, rooms 5-6
■' Samuel L., dairy produce, 909 Lar in, r. 907

Geary
Kahn Samuel S., physician and surgeon, 14

Grant Av, rooms 1-5, r. 1626 Geary

Kahn Sarah (Mrs. Frank Shibeley). florist, 311
Sutter
" Sidney, florist, r. 2509 Clay
" Sol (S. Kahn & Co.), r. 1919 Sutter
'• Theodor. teamster, r. 163 Tehama
" Theresa, tailoress, r. 3509 Clay
" William (Kahn & Herzog), r. Alameda
" William E., jeweler, r. 3505 Larkin
Kahn & Herzog (William Kahn and Henry J.
Herzog), agents Hamburg-American
Steamship Line, overland ticket office
foreign exchange and commission, 428
Montgomery
" & Levy (Louis Kahn and Louis Levy), cat-
tle yards, cor Mission Road and Silver
Av
j86r"Kahn. See Cahen and Cahn
Kahrau Frederick W., tailor John Schmid, r.

401 Green
Kahrs John, groceries, 124, 1st
" John H. (Kahrs & Hogref), r. 14V4 Lewis
" M. Mrs., widow, r. 304 Valencia
" William A., plumber J. B. Butterworth, r.

Oakland
" & Hogref (John H. Kahrs and Frederick
Hogref), groceries and liquors, NW cor
Post and Taylor
Kai O. (O. Kai & Co.), r. Japan
" O. & Co. (O. Kai), Japanese goods, 316
Kearny
Kaighin Charles J., engineer motor power Mar-
ket St. Ry., r. 2080 Market
" John C, carpenter, r. 33 Sanchez
Kaill Richard N., dyer and cleaner, 154 Octavia
Kaimi John, tailor Werthman Pants Co., r. 1450%

Minna
Kain James, teamster, r. 3421 Fillmore

" Michael W., contractor, r. 2490 Market
«®~Kain. See Cain, Cane, Cahen, Kahen and

Kane
Kaino Martin, bartender O. S. Carlson, r. 214

Steuart
Kairies Max, cook, r. 2 Tehama
Kaiser Amelia, widow, r. 1133 Filbert
" Benjamin, butcher, 1103 Leavenworth, r.

1109 Leavenworth
" Bertha, domestic, 216 Waller
" Charles A., lithographer, r. 737% Union
" Charles P., bartender Lenormand Bros., r.

23 Mary
" Christopher, shoemaker M. Reuboldt, r. 11

Bernard
" Edward, agent, r. 1332'/4 Treat Av
" Edward, salesman Cluff Bros., r. 1123 Fil-
bert
" Emma Miss, clerk W. F. Kaiser, r. 737V4

Union
'< Frank, driver Morton Special Delivery, r.

220 Turk
" Franz L., vocalist, r. 1819 Powell
" Frederick A., groceries, 948 Fillmore
" Frederick M., clerk Bauer Bros. & Co., r. 11

Bernard
" Fritz, coppersmith Ludwig Wagner, r. 6

Reed PI
" Fritz, with Albany Brewery, r. 72 Everett
" Henry, r. 1122 Kearny
" Henry, laborer Buffalo Brewing Co., r. 209

Sunnyside Av
" Henry C, butcher, r. 2931 Jackson
" Herman, bartender Henry Hoffmann, r.

55014 Natoma
" John, baker, r. 108, 9th

" John, baker John H. Lober, r. 3023 Sacra-
mento
" John, cook, r. 73714 Union
" John, restaurant. 209 Sunnyside Av
" Joseph, locksmith, r. 328 Minna
" Joseph, shoemaker Hermann Frese, r. 4

Virginia Court
" Joseph, tailor, r. 6 Reed PI
" Julius, boarding, 1224 Point Lobos Av
" Julius, waiter, r. 420 Grove
" Lipman M., salesman Henry Kahn & Co.,

r. 31 13 Post
" Louisa Mrs., teacher music, r. 1819 Powell
" Mary, widow, r. 157, Uth
" Max, driver Adams & Rohrer, r. 2304%
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Kaiser May, widow, r. 32 Birch Av
" M. L., student, r. Lick House

KAISER OTTO,

wines and liquors, SW cor Baker and
Greenwicli, teleplione Pine 1011

Kaiser Peter C, porter, r. 23 Mary
" William, r. 2113 Post
" William, butcher Katz & Sons, r. IOUY2

Washington
" William F., confectionery, 509 Montgomery
Av, r. 7371/2 Union
4®"Kaiser. See Kyser, Keyser and Keiser
Kaisin Emile. driver Em Meyer & Co., r. 723

Vallejo
Kalaher Frank, waiter, r. 36 Rausch
Kalanberg Emil C, barber, 1401!4 Ellis
Kalasich Michael, cook Peter Dolan, r. 1311

Castro
Kalb Peter J., baker, r. 1502 Castro

" R., master bk Colusa, r. 44 East
Kalben Edward C, secretary California Bot-
tling Co., 1407-1417 Eddy, r. 1006 Union
Kalberla Conrad, maltster Krug & Zimmerman,

r. 428 Shotwell rear
Kalenbach Anna Miss, dressmaker, r. 1220
O'Farrell
" Axel, pantryman, r. 523 Pine
Kalepka Ernst, waiter, r. 724 Mission
Kaler James, merchant, r. 2519 Larkin

" William W., butcher, r. 1139 Howard
«®-Kaler. See Kahler
Kalin Joseph, cook, r, 711 Mission
Kaline Edward, seaman, r. 141 Shipley
Kalis Harry, r. 1207 Clay

" Harry Jr., clerk, r. 1207 Clay
Kalish H. H., clerk M. Kalish & Co., r. 1514

" M. (M. Kalish & Co.), r. Oakland

" M. Jr., clerk M. Kalish & Co., r. 1411 Pacitlc

Av
" M. & Co. (M. Kalish), general commission
merchants and agents Humboldt Steam-
ship Co., 400 Front
" Max, agent, r. 502 Mason
" William G., clerk H. Levi & Co., r. 10 Wal-
nut Av
4®»Kalish. See Calish

Kalisher Edward (Sternberger & Kalisher), r.
1318 Geary
" Edward D., merchant, r. 1318 Geary
" Emilia Miss, teacher Lincoln Evening
School, r. 1318 Geary
4®=-Kalisher. See Calisher

Kalisky Charles, clothing, 107-111, 2d,r. 1211 Mc-
Allister
" Louis, merchant tailor, 1398 Market, r. 502

Van Ness Av
" Louis, traveling salesman Harry Unna Co.,

r. 1134 Turk
" Morris, r. 1134Turk

" Samuel (Barnett & Kalisky), r. 1227 Golden
Gate Av
Kalitas John, laborer, r. Harrison nr Stoneman
Kalkbrener Emil, baker, r. 634 Pacific
Kail Nicholas, carpenter, 1654 Mission
Kallen Michael, laborer, r. 111^4 Gilbert
Kallenberg Albert H., machinist, r. 5 Har-iet
" Emil C, barber, r. 7 HoUis
" Joseph, clerk, r. 5 Harriet
" Millie Miss, operator Stange & Jaenicke,

r. 5 Harriet
" Theodore H., machinist, r. 5 Harriet
" Theodore H. Jr., brass molder W. T. Gar-
ratt & Co., r. 5 Harriet
Kaller Margaret, widow, r. 240 Taylor
Kalley Annie Miss, furnished rooms, 1431 How-
ard
" Peter, r. .346, 4th
Kallimann August, tailor, r. 428 Broadway
Kallman C. & Son (Caroline and Jacob), jewel-
ers and watchmakers, 1903 Fillmore
" Caroline, widow (C. Kallman & Son), r. 2609

Sacramento
" Henry, watchmaker W. K. Vanderslice &

Co., r. 2609 Sacramento
" Jacob (C. Kallman & Son), r. 2609 Sacra-
mento
" Lena, widow, r. 1526 O'Farrell

Kallman Sarah Miss, dressmaker, r. 2609 Sacra-
mento
^S^Kallman. See KoUman
Kallooh Emma B., widow, r. 707A 21st
" George, tailor, r. .535 Post
" Isaac M. (Wheaton, Kalloch & Kierce),
attornev at law, 405 Montgomery, rooms
22-24, r. 1416 Masonic Av
4®="Kalloch. See Kellock
Kallstrom Charles E., tailor, r. 119 William
•' Herman F., marine engineer, r. 1715 Jones
" Rose, widow, r. 1715 Jones
^©"Kallstrom. See Kahlstrom
Kalm Berrill, shoemaker Emil Alkus, r. 340

Golden Gate Av
Kalmbach Henry C, drayman C. Nauman&Co.,

r. 2107 Stockton
Kalmuk Alice Miss, stenographer, r. 1428 Web-
ster
" Lillie Miss, teacher Humboldt Primary

School, r. 1428 Webster
" Louis, salesman W. Cohen, Hirsch & Co.,

r. 1428 Webster
" Moritz, cigar manufacturer, 423 Washing-
ton, r. 1428 Webster
Kalmuk Robert, furnishing goods, 234, 6th, r.

1428 Webster
Kalnemal John, seaman, r. 271 Stevenson
Kaltenbrunn Arthur, bartender, r. 765i/4 How-
ard
Kalthoff Amelia, widow, r. 160 Perry
" Bernard H., manager H. Huddleston & Co.,

140, 6th, r. 61/2 Albion Av
" George, musician, r. 1233 Ellis
" Hugo T., bartender, r. 160 Perry
Kaltschmidt Oscar, dentist, 1049 Mission
Kambish John, teamster Sternitzky Bros., r.

San Bruno Av nr Army
Kamena George J., glassblower, r. 526 Natoma
" Henry, teamster, r. 166 Clara
" James E., glassblower, r. 166 Clara
" Joseph H., pressman, r. 121 V2 Silver
" William T., clerk Marshall & Graham, r.
166 Clara
Kaminitskv Joseph, baker, r. 625 Clay
Kaminski Samuel J., barber, 128y2 O'Farrell, r.

1324b Webster
Kaminsky H., manager A. Kuhn, 214, 6th
Kamlade Frederick, drayman MoNab & Smith,
r. 33 Morris Av
" Frederick Jr., drayman McNab & Smith, r.

119 Gilbert
" Herman, drayman Miller, Sloss & Scott
Kamm Jacob, surfman South Side Life Saving
Station, Ocean Beach nr Ocean Side
House
Kammer August, seaman, r. 14 Washington
Kammer M., quartermaster str City of Panama
Kammerer Charles G., merchant tailor, 23
Chronicle Bldg, r. 229 Clipper
" Frederick G., barber John Naismith, r 256

Clara
" George (Kammerer & Schmieder), r. 317,

23d
" George E., clerk C. G. Kammerer, r. 229

Clipper
" Vincenz, packer Baumeister& Heidemann,
r. 435 Jessie
Kammerer & Schmieder (George Kammerer
and Otto B. Schmieder), proprietors
To-Kalon Wine Co., 1372 Market
4®" Kammerer. See Kaemerer
Kammeyer Julius, cooper, r. 11 De Boom
Kammitter Ernest G., r. 965 Mission
" Joseph F., boatbuilder, r. 965 Mission
" M. Mrs., widow, bakery, 965 Mission

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Kammueller Frederick C, liquors, r. 145 Chat-

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Kamp Jeppe, porter, r. 179 Clara
Kampe Frederick W., liquors, 800 Geary
" Solomon, secretary F. W. Kreling Sons Co.

and wholesale diamonds, 92 Columbian
Bldg, r, 810 Leavenworth
4®=- Kampe. See Campe and Kemp
Kampf Charles, laborer, r. 20th Av South nr J
" Henry, cellarman Milwaukee Brewery,

r. 1022 Bryant
" Rudolph, fisherman, r. 207 Montgomery Av
«®=Kampf. See Kaempff and Kempf
Kamps Edward, clerk, r. NE cor Castro and

Clipper
" George W., carpenter, r. NE cor Castro

and Clipper
" Kate, widow, r. NE cor Castro and Clipper
Kams August, ornamental plasterer Keyaert &

Manetta, r. 212 Pell
" Jacob, miller, r. 4S4, 5th
Kane Alice A., widow, r. 1713 Post
" Annie, domestic, 1135 Guerrero
" Bernadelte, feeder Diokman-Jones Co., r.

513^2 Castro
" Birdie, domestic, 3112 Clay
" Bridget, furnished rooms, 208 Powell
•' Charles F., porter Mills Bldg. r. 34 Golden

Gate Av
" Charles G., teamster, r. 609, 7th
" Charles H., r. 517 Ellis
" Dennis, laborer, r. 340, 27th
" Edward, salesman Harry Browne, r. 1717!4

Mission
" Edward, teamster, r. 162 Tehama
" Emma Mrs., r. 1409 Bush
" Frank, driver Joseph Murphy, r. 153^/4, 5th
" Frank, hatter, r. 9 Meacham PI
" Frank, horse dealer, r. 668, 20th
" Frank, telephone operator Pac. Tel. & Tel.

Co., r. 141 Perry
" Frank J., r. 207, 8th
Kane Frank J., superintendent Youths Direc-
tory, 2030 Howard and secretary Pacific

Society for the Suppression of Vice, 14

McAllister, rooms 25-26, telephone South

752
" Frank M., collector, r. 505 Howard
" Frederick, r. 534, 9th
" George P., wrapper O'Connor, Moffatt &

Co., r. 412 Octavia
" George P., cashier Patent Brick Co., r. 901

Powell
" Henry J., clerk, r. 328 Clementina
" Hugh, laborer, r. r. 1313a Poin t Lobos Av
" Isabella B., widow, r. 729 Eddy
" James, r. 619 Pine

" James, fireman Market St. Ry., r. 628 Minna
" James, laborer, r. 11 Gilbert
" James, labor r, r. lla Shipley
" James, laborer Arctic Oil Wks, r. 808 Ken-
tucky
" James, lodgings, 52 Natoma
" James, produce dealer, r. I6O614 Church
" James, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 3112

Fillmore
" James A., salesman G. Verdier & Co., r. 412

Octavia
" James C, clerk Pac. Gas Improvement Co.,

r. 412 Octavia
" James F., liquors 412 Main
" James G., stonecutter, r. 1324^ Eddy
" James I., plumber, r. 340, 27th
" James J., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 884

Illinois
•' James M., r. 826a Haight

Kane James M., meterman, r. 160 Clara
" James O., laborer Western Sugar Refinery,

r. 908 Illinois
" James P., upholsterer, r. 1813 Lexington Av
" James V.. blacksmith, r. 513 Castro
■' Jennie, domestic, 3700 California
" J. M. Miss, nurse City and County Hospi-
tal
" John, r. 324, 25th
" John, boiler maker, r. 628 Minna
" John, clerk, r. 5 Hampton PI
" John, coalpasser str City of Everett
" John, groceries, 11 Gilbert
" John, hostler William E. Bridge, r. 19 Ade-
laide PI
" John, hostler, r. 317 Jessie
" John, pressman Henry Lick, r. 15 Bernard
" John, salesman G. Verdier & Co., r. 513

Taylor
" John, seaman, r. 105 Clark
" John, teamster, r. 174 Jessie
" John, waiter La Grande Laundry
" John, with Fulton Eng. and Ship Bldg.

Wks, r. 73 Natoma
" John Mrs., widow, r. 917^4 Natoma
" John J., driver Hartter, Hayes & Co., r. 34

Golden Gate Av
" John T., clerk, r. 1407 Polk
" John T., laborer, r. 11 Gilbert
" John T., plumber, r. 401, 8th
" Joseph, batteryman Pac. Postal Cable Co..

r. Oakland
'• Joseph, deckhand State Dredger 1, r. 813

Stevenson
" Joseph, foreman Engine 28, r. SW cor Jef-
ferson and Powell
" Joseph, laborer, r. 306 Fremont
" Joseph Jr., lineman Pac. Postal Tel. Ca-
ble Co., r. Oakland
" Julia I., widow, r. 58 Natoma
" Katherine, widow, r. 1813 Lexington Av rear
" Katherine Miss, dressmaker, r. 1813 Lex-
ington Av rear
" Lizzie, domestic, 3700 California
" Madge Miss, stenographer, r. 14114 Silver
" Margaret Mrs., restaurant, 884 Illinois
" Martin, gardener John H. Sievers, r. NW

cor Chestnut and Franklin
" Martin, laborer, r. 1016, 26th rear
" Martin, laborer, r. 1408 Alabama
" Martin S., plumber, r. 884 Illinois
" Mary, widow, r. 34 Golden Gate Av
" Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 1813 Lexington

Av rear
" Mary, domestic, 2209 Devisadero
" Michael, r. 505 Howard
" Michael, beamster South S. F. Tannery,

r. Alabama bet 23d and 24th
" Michael, boiler maker, r. 73 Natoma
" Michael, fireman, r. 3000 Webster
" Michael, hostler, r. 545 Howard rear
" Michael, marine fireman, r. 264 Brannan
" Patrick, blacksmith, r. 1432 Kentucky
" Patrick, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 2028

McAllister
" Patrick, seaman, r. 126 Folsom
" Patrick J., carpenter, r. 1005!^ Pierce
" Patrick J., stair builder-, r. 328 Clementina
" Peter, blacksmith, r. 7 Le Roy PI
" Rose Mrs., matron City Receiving Hos-
pital, r. 15!4 Moss
" Stephen P., pressman John Monahan& Co.,

r. 19 Lily Av
" Theodore F.. porter Allen & Higgins Lum-
ber Co., r. 331 Turk
" Thomas, r. 9 Meacham PI
" Thomas, expressman, r. 431M Grove
" Thomas, foreman sweeper Harbor Commis-
sioners, r. lilVi Silver
" Thomas, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1606

Guerrero
" Thomas, horse trainer, r. 812 Central Av
" Thomas, painter and paper hanger, 806

Folsom, r. 328 Clementina
" Thomas, sash maker, r. 659 Howard
" Thomas, watchman S. P. Co., r. 917 Central

Av
" Thomas & Co., school, church and opera
chairs, 12-14 Drumm

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Kane Thomas F., engineer, r. 52 Natoma
" Thomas F., tin roofer James Guilfoy, r.

I6O61/2 Church
" Thomas H., painter, r. 328 Clementina
" Thomas J., steel worker Pac. Roll. Mill, r.

10051/2 Pierce
" Thomas J., well borer r. Railroad Av nr

32d Av South
" Thomas T., janitor, r. 34 Golden Gate Av
" William, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 2000

Webster
" William, plumber, r. 160 Clara
" William, pressman, r. 229, 25th
" William, salesman Burnell & Co., r. 729

Filbert
" William H., shoemaker, r. 52 Natoma
" William J., r. 1713 Post
" William R., expressman, 735 Market, r. 2

Bourbin PI
•' & Heaney (John Heaney), dairy produce,
11 and 40 Centre Market
J8®"Kane. See Cain, Cane, Kaen and Kain
Kanein Edward B., jeweler R. Bujannoff, r. 413i4
Larkin
" Edward C, tailor, 402 Montgomery, room
28, r. 413 Larkin rear
Kangas Robert (J. F. Widlund & Co.). r. 26 Fol

som
Kanitz Louis, manufacturing jeweler, 331
Kearny, r. 800Vi Hayes
" Morris, r. 1420 Post
" Otto, butcher, 806, 15th
Kankin John, steward, r. 712 Mason
Kanna Daniel, laborer, r. 506 Napa
Kanngiesser Emil, clerk Julius Kanngiesser, r.
1409 Stockton
" Julius, sausage manufacturer, 1409 Stock-
ton
Kano Frank (Frank Kano & Co.), r. 608 Polk
" Frank & Co. (Frank Kano and Kimziro
Ueda), bamboo and crockeryware. 511-
Larkin
Kansas Salt Co., Mansfield Lovell agent, 124

California
Kansteiner Charles, clerk Will & FinckCo., r.

240 Taylor
Kant Charles, teamster, r. 301 Sierra
" Max E., delicacies, 22 Grand Central Mar-
ket, r. 607 Fell
Kantner Fred, r. 1903 Mission
Kantoss Moses, salesman, r. 515 Frederick
Kantrowitz Etty, dressmaker, r. 1207% Scott
Kantwall Mary, widow, r. 1236 Bush
Kanzee Arthur, clerk J. N. Lofstad, r. 730 Turk
" Austin, bookkeeper Boston Woven Hose
and Rubber Co., r. 730 Turk
Kanzee George, manufacturer lantern slides,
lantern slides colored and rented, 131
Post, r. 730 Turk
Kapell Otto F., blacksmith August Stamer, r.

36 Clay
Kapham George, butcher, r. 814 Douglass
Kaplan Abraham, secretary Max Shirpser Jew-
elry Co., 732 Market, and cashier Thomas
T. Atkinson & Co., r. r. 1228 McAllister
" Charles W., r. 1104 Eddy
" Doris J., widow, r. 534 Grove
" Edward J., stock clerk Will & Finok Co., r.

21 Valencia
" Hyman, r. 1228 McAllister
" Levi, bookkeeper, r. 1228 McAllister
" Lydia Miss, millinery, 1109 Sutter
" Marie E. Miss, teacher Fremont Primary
School, r. 1228 McAllister
Kapler Jacob, cook, r. 272 Minna
Kapp Andrew (Kapp & Riordan), r. 453 Jessie
Kapp Charles F. (Kapp & street), r. Hotel St.
Nicholas
" John J., millman, r. 40 Spear
•' & Riordan (Andrew Kapp and Daniel
Riordan), liquors, 17 Eddy

KAPP & STREET

(diaries F. Kapp and John H. Street),
manufacturers of fine chicken ta-
males and dealers in fine wines and
liquors, 1200 and 1206 Market, 3, 7, 11
and 15 Golden Gate Av
J8®="Kapp. See Capp

Kappechinski Stanislaus, barber H. Rosenberg,

r. 113 Valencia
Kappeler Joseph A., plumber, 419 Mason, r. 2
Kappeler PI
" Lena Mrs., r. 2 Kappeler PI
Kappes Joseph, painter John S. Mellon, r. 512

Bush
Kappich Bela, solicitor, r. 1010 Bush
Kappke Veronica, widow, r. 1015 Union
Kappler Charles Jr., maltster Empire Malt

House, r. 2031 Powell
Kara Frederick E., plumber Andrew J. Reavey,
r. 2641 Harrison
" Lawrence, plumber Andrew J. Reavey, r.

2641 Harrison
" Louisa Miss, carder Golden Gate Woolen

Mills, r. 2641 Harrison
" Margaret, widow, r. 2641 Harrison
" Mary Miss, weaver Golden Gate Woolen
Mills, r. 2641 Harrison
Karames Christian, confectionery, 301 East

North, r. Oakland
Karasson Frank, engineer G. F. Day, r. 560

Howard
Karatar Angeles C. Miss, teacher Cleveland
Primary School, r. 307 Polk
" Henry R., r. 307 Polk
" Louise, widow, r. 307 Polk
" Matilda Miss, teacher music, r, r. 307 Polk
Kare Samuel, coachman, r. Presidio
Karell Edward, seaman, r. 19 Drumm
Karels Michael, hostler, r. 126 Oregon
4®="Karels. See Carels

Karl Adam L. (Meyer & Karl), r. 2627 Howard
" Herman J., meterman, r, 1431 Mason rear
4®-Karl. See Carl and Carll
Karlson John F., 3d officer str Eureka, r, 3130

Mason
4®"Karlson. See Carlson
Karm Henry, salesman Kahn Bros, Klein &

Co., r. 905 Market
Karmelenski Annie, widow, r. 1150 Golden Gate

Av
Karminski Jacob, bookkeeper Greenebaum,

Weil & Michels, r. 1704 Folsom
Karn Gustave, butcher, r. 19 Verona PI
Karner Alois, cellarman Loew Filter Co., r. 7
Hayward
' Anton, cabinetmaker, r. 9 Hayward
' Christian, laborer, r. 1507 Kentucky
' Joseph, r. 9 Hayward
' Louis, r. 9 Hayward
Karnes William B., bookkeeper Otto Luhn &

Co., r. 905, 18th
4®="Karnes. See Carnes
>8®-Karney. See Carney and Kearney
Karnitz Joseph G., barber, r. 327 Montgomery

Av
Karnn George, cook Alexander Pantages, r. 371

Minna
Karns Thomas, plumber, r. W/i Alvarado
Karoley Joseph, watchmaker Shreve & Co., r.

334 Turk
Karp Henry, r. 57 Langton
" Henry, cabinet maker F. Kreling Sons Co.,

r. 1234 Treat Av
" Herman, laborer Western Sugar Refinery,

r. 1403, 5th Av South
" Herman, teamster Witzel & Baker, r. 933
Kearny
Karpe WlUiam G., chief clerk U. S. Railway

Mail Service, r. 1636 Broadway
Karr Lucelia L., widow, r. 1144 Mission
" William, cigars and tobacco, 913 Kearny,
r. 800 Kearny
j8®=-Karr. See Carr

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Kars G., r. 324 Bush

Karski Abraham, clerk George T. Wells, r. 392,
6th
" Gabriel, tailor, 392, 6th
Karsky Hannah, widow, r. 2326 Post
Karsland Charles, seanaan, r. 33, 14th
Karsse Abdalla, laborer, r. 143V4 Natoma
Karsta William, engineer, r. 52714 Greenwich
Karstadt William F., molder Columbia Iron

Wks, r. SW cor Park Road and Java
Karstens Maria Mrs., r. 223 (320), 13th
Karten Annie, domestic, 311 Frederick
Kartluke Rudolph, bartender Joseph Fetz, r. 313

Stockton
Kartschoke E., brickmaker, r. 28 Albion Av

" Gustav, musician, r. 38 Albion Av
Karuza John, cooper, r. 829 York
Kasch Henry B. L., r. 835 Hampshire
Kase Thomas K, attorney at laW; 319 Pine,

rooms 30-32, r. 703 Sutter
Kashevaroff William G., r. 1635 Mason
Kashow Israel, r. 3502 California
Kaskel Dora, widow, r. 1337 O'Farrell
" Jacob (Pursch. Kaskel & Co.), r. 1404 O'Far-
rell
" Louis, cigar dealer, r. 1120 Leavenworth
Kaskell Abraham, porter Edward S. Spear Co.,
r. 705b Stockton
" Benjamin, policeman, r. 921 Powell
" Gustave, gas fitter W. D. Hobro, r. 727

Filbert
" Walter, grocer, r. 1719 Bush
jBS^Kasper. See Casper
Kassar John, painter, r. 513 Bush
Kassebaum Frederick, shoemaker, 1135 Union
" John A., traveling salesman, r. 521 Eddy
" Louisa, midwife, r. 1135 Union
Kassel Frank, salesman Samuel Shirek, r. 1013
Howard
" Herman, peddler, r. 27 Chesley
" John, carpenter, r. 39 Minna
Kasser Isidor O., driver, r. 29 Langton
" Joseph B. (Brown & Kasser), r. 29 Langton
" Martin, driver, r. 29 Langton
" Samuel, cloakmaker, r. 29 Langton
" Z. F. Mrs., widow, r. 29 Langton
.^"Kasser. See Casser

Kasson Chester S., clerk Post Office, r. Russ
House
" Ernst H., financial agent, r. 929 Post
Kast Clara, domestic E. F. Dennison
" Eugene H., clerk, r. 35 Dolores
" F., cloakmaker, r. 443 Jessie
" Franks., salesman Home Industry Shoe

Co., r. 27 Dolores
" Frank X., clerk, r. 27 Dolores
" John S., proprietor Home Industry Shoe
Co., 46,4th, r. 27 Dolores
Kast Louis S., president Seiberlich-Kast Shoe
Co., 26, 2d, r. 1112 Guerrero
" Theodore S. A., bench hand, r. 35 Dolores
Kast & Co., retailers of fine shoes, 738-740 Mar-
ket
Kastelec Antone, laborer, r. 50 Freelon
Kasten Augustus J., clerk local freight office S.

P. Co., r. 1371/2, 14th
Kastendieck John, physician, 707 Sutter
Kastengren Gustave, r. 400 Bay
Kastenschmidt William, clerk Frank Von Thun,

r. 1019 Guerrero
Kaster John, contectioner Franz Siebrecht, r.

633 Filoert
Kastl Annie Miss, cook Lane Hospital

" Martin, barber, r. 48 Tehama
Kastner Alfred, sausage maker Wilfert Bros.,
r. 28 Turk

Kate Hayes Mining Co. (Nevada Co.), Henry
Pichoir secretary, .320 Sansome, room 24
Kato Frank L., master str Constance, r. Ala-
meda
Katsch Edgar A., passenger agent Vanderbilt
Lines, 10 Montgomery, r. 1102 Taylor

" G. M., stenographer, r. 901 Golden Gate Av
Katschinski Bernard, proprietor Philadelphia

Shoe Co., 10, 3d r. 608 Oak
Katten Meier, dry goods, 430 Hayes, 716 Steiner

" Simon (Bauer Bros), r. 716 Steiner
Kattenberg CeliaMiss, bakery, 1032 McAllister

" Henry C, draughtsman Charles R. Wilson,
r, 1033 McAllister
Kattenhorn Brothers (Hermann and John), gro-
ceries, SE cor Fell and Gough

" Hermann (Kattenhorn Bros.), r. 245 Fell

" John (Kattenhorn Bros.), r. 245 Fell
Katthoff George, tailor, r. 1233 Ellis
Kattrup Emilie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1313 Val-
lejo

" Thorwald, signalman Cal. St. RR, r. 1313
Vallejo
Katz Abraham, r. 24 Harriet

" Abraham, r. 423 Franklin

" Bertel, clerk Kohlberg, Strauss & Froh-
man, r. 1426 Ellis

" Berthold, clerk Union Photo-Engraving
Co., r. 546 Jessie

" Charles, brewer Chicago Brewery, r. Fol-
som and Cortland Av

" Charles, plate and window glass, 549 Clay,
r. 14V^ Bernard

" David, junk, r. 144 Shipley

" Frank P., traveling salesman Mandel,
Pursch & Wiener, r. 308 Broderick

" Frederick, seaman, r. 820 Battery

" Frederick A. (Katz & Sons), r. 1008 Union

" George G. (Katz & Sons), r. 1006 Union

" Gottlieb, porter William Hoelscher & Co.,
r. 14 Bronte

" Gustave A. (Katz & Sons), r. 1516 Leaven-
worth

" Jacob, r. 1426 Ellis

" Louis R. (Katz & Sons), r. 1006 Union

" Louisa, widow, r. 1006 Union

" Mark B., salesman Charles Jacobson & Co.,
r. 1011 Sacramento

■• Mendel, junk, r. 116 Shipley

" Morris, cook San Francisco Verein, r. NE
cor Post and Leavenworth

" Otto M., barber Otto Lemcke, r. 221 Col-
lingwood

" Seligmann, tailor, r. 144 Shipley

" William, porter M. A Gunst & Co., r. 24
Caroline

KATZ & SONS

(Georg-e G., Frederick A., Louis R. and
Gustave A.), butchers and pork pack-
ers, 94-100 California Market

Katzbon Steven, laborer Western Sugar Re-
finery, r. 703 Tennessee
Katzenbach Charles A., clerk North German

Fre Ins. Co., r. Oakland
" Henry J., clerk Mort Hepburn & Co., r.

Oakland
Katzenberg Alois, tailor B. J. Burr & Co., r.

623 Eddy
Katzenstein Mayer, with The Baldwin, r. 1807

Pine
Katzer Frank, printer F. Korbel & Bros., r.

516 Stockton
" Max F., coffee saloon, 516 Pine, r. 922, 22d
Kaua Samuel, seaman, r. 820 Battery
Kauce Francis, salesman, r. 3115, 16th
" Francis F., bookkeeper, r. 3115, 16th
" Frank H., bartender Henry P. Giannini,

r. 3115, 16th
Kaucher Frederick M., picture frames, etc.,

1503 Market, r. 72% Brosnan
Kauck George, cellarman Leo Metzger, r. 42

" Henry, laborer, r. 42 Dame
Kauf Charles, baker, r. 7% Sumner
Kaufer Constantino, upholsterer, 1439 Ellis
Kauffman Leon, r. 20 Pierce

" Leon, grain broker, 3 Mutual Life Bldg, 3d
fioor, r. 2406 Washington

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Kauffman Nestor, salesman Sachs Bros. & Co.,

r. 804 Ellis
" Katherine, widow, r. 11 Dikeman PI
Kaufman Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 532 Jones
" Arthur, machinist Risdon I. and L. Wks,

r. Oakland
" Bertha, widow, r. 512 Francisco
" C. B. & Co. (Charles B. Kaufman), railway

supplies, 525 Mission
" Charles (MuUer & Kaufman), r. 528 Folsom
" Charles, tailor, r. 1229 Mission
" Charles B. (C. B. Kaufman & Co.), r. 317

Guerrero
" Charles H., stock and bond broker, 307

Montgomery, r. 1521 Jackson
" Emma cook, 2705 Laguna
" Frank, upholsterer, r. 522 Jones
" Frederick, groceries, 901 -905 Mission, r. 715

Army
" Frederick Jr., bartender F. Kaufman, r. 715

Army
" Frederick C, machinist Fulton Eng. and

Ship Bldg. Wks, r. Oakland
'• Frederick J., janitor, r. 1510 Powell
" George, cook, r. 850 Folsom
" George, with F. Kaufman, r. 715 Army
" Henry, solicitor Nathan, Dohrmann & Co.,

r. 613a Shotwell
" John, cooper, r. 449, 3d
" Jonas, peddler, r. 2243 Sutter
" Julius M., commission merchant, 221 San-
some, r. 2824 Pine
" Maude, cashier Frederick Kaufman, r. 715

Army
" Otto, butler, 2100 Washington
" Samuel H., clerk Stomatological Club, r.

235 Post
" Sebastian, expressman, r. 1414 Alabama
" Sebastian Jr., teamster, r. 1414 Alabama
Kaufman Walter W., attorney at law, 159-160

Crocker Bldg, r. 1521 Jackson
" W. H., waiter John B. Shay
" William, brewer, r. 116 Fulton
" William, plumber W. D. Hobro, r. 512 Fran-
cisco
Kaufmann Adam, r. 829 Vallejo rear
" Adolph, salesman Rosenthal Bros. & Co.,

r. 1243 Leavenworth
" Arthur, r. 2438 Webster
" August, clerk Friedrich C. Kaufmann, r.

306 Tehama
" Charles, clerk Louis Leffm mn, r. 52 Te-
hama
" Edward, clerk general manager's office

Market St. Ry. Co., r. 931 Shotwell
" Emil H., clerk Kohler & Chase, r. 926 Eddy
" Ernest W., salesman, r. 431 Turk
" Friedrich C, groceries and liquors, SW

cor 4th and Tehama, r. 306 Tehama
" Henry L., musician, r. 1009 Mason
" Henry W. E., secretary German Consul-
ate, r. Alameda
" Jonas, collector Rosenthal Bros. & Co., r.

415 Mason
" Leo, salesman Roos Bros., r. 815 Laguna
" Leopold, cigars and tobacco, 36 Market, r.

1141 Shotwell
" Maurice J. (Sommer& Kaufmann), r. 1514

California
" Mary Mrs., dressmaking, 431 Turk
" Moses (Kaufmann & Frankel), r. 1243

Leavenworth
" Sigmund, bookkeeper Rosenthal Bros. &

Co., r. 1243 Leavenworth
" William, r. 322, 5th
" William, salesman Rosenthal Bros. &Co.,

r. 415 Mason
" & Frankel (Moses Kaufmann and Lee

Frankel), dealers boots and shoes, 1418

Polk
4®"Kaufmann. See Kauffman and Caufman
Kaufner Bruno, clerk Abramson-Heunisch Co.,

r. 115 Oak
" Julius, printer, r. 115 Oak
Kauhlau Frank, laborer Sutro Baths
Kaul Christopher H., assistant bookkeeper M.

Brandenstein &Co., r. 108 V2 Oak
Kaulfuss Frederick C, glassworker, r. 6 Ton-

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Kaunitz John, liquors, 780 Illinois

" Theodore, laborer, r. 608 Tennessee
Kaupert Joseph, butcher, 122, 24th, r. 2506 Bry-
ant
Kavanagh Albert, mechanical optician Califor-
nia Optical Co., r. 802 Van Ness Av
Kavanagh Brothers (John and Charles v.),
merchant tailors, 6 New Montgomery

" Charles V. (Kavanagh Bros.), r. 617, 21st

" Eliza, widow, r. 404, 9th

" Eliza, widow, r. 2025 Pacific Av

» Elizabeth Mrs., r. 236 Day

" Fred W., actor Tivoli Opera House, r. 24214.
12th

" George H., r. 2025 Pacific Av

" James, r. 12th Av bet H and I

" James, tanner, r. 236 Day

" James D., carpenter, r. 116 Ivy Av

" James H., clerk, r. 2620 Sutter

" John (Kavanagh Bros.), r. 814, 15th

" John, hoseman Engine 3, r. 1315 California

" John Mrs., widow, r. 242^4, 12th

" John T., teacher piano, r. 1011 Scott

" Julius Mrs., widow, r. 720Octav1a

" Katherine L. Miss, stenographer Ship-
owners Assn. of the Pacific Coast, r. 404,
9 th

" Matthew, carpenter and builder, SE cor
Grove and Steiner

" Michael B. (Kavanagh & Co.), r. 4 Zoe

" Richard H., merchant tailor, 633 Market, r.
1205 Sutter

" Robert P. (Kavanagh & Gallagher), r. 800
Hayes

" Thomas J., clerk Alexander Herman, r. 114,
12th

" Thomas K., fruits and vegetables, 401, 24th

" William, motorman Market St. Ry., r. 1220
Turk
Kavanagh & Co. (Michael B. Kavanagh), gro-
ceries and tea merchants, 402-406, 3d

" & Gallagher (Robert P. Kavanagh and
Joseph F. Gallagher), proprietors
Pioneer Dairy, 633 Grove
Kavanaugh Charles, r. 126 Ellis

" Christopher, fireman str Alameda

" Edward A., plumber, r. 612, 2d

" Edward J., plumber, r. 612, 2d

" Gerald, tinsmith, r. 617 Mission

" Harry, yardman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 612,
2d

" James, bedmaker, r. 861 Market

" James, brass finisher J. Roylance Brass
Wks, r. 631 Natoma

" James, helper, r. 501 Napa

" James, tailor, r. 1118 Howard

" John, section hand, r. 113, 26th

" John A., clerk freight auditor's dept. S. P.
Co., r. 265 Octavia

" John J., waiter, r. 5 Hopeton Terrace

" John P., salesman Dunham, Carrigan &
Hayden Co., r. 15 Pond

" John T., brass finisher J. Roylance Brass
Wks., r. 631 Natoma

" Joseph, r. 631 Natoma

" Luke, stenographer Dennis Spencer, r. 1603
Lexington Av

•' Maggie Miss, r. 15^4 Geneva
4®"Kavanaugh. See Cavanagh, Cavanaugh

and Kavanagh
Kavany Richard J., messman str Alameda
Kaveny Annie M. Miss, dry and fancy goods,
2326 Fillmore

" Thomas J., watchman str Bay City, r. 2326
Fillmore
4®"Kaveny. See Caveny

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Kawalkowski Frank J., benchhand McFarland

Bros., r. cor Richland and South Avs
Kay Eugene W. (L. M. Walker & Co.), r. Santa
Cruz, Cal.
" James, bookkeeper William R. Eaton, r.

240 Ellis
" Walter R., boiler maker, r. 31, 23d
Kaye William W. , student Thompson & Thomp-
son, r. Berkeley
Kayie Emily, domestic, 1626 Grove
Kays Anna F., widow, r. 20.5 Valencia
Kayser Albert O., salesman Kast & Co., r. 1602
Eddy
" Brothers (Richard and Frank), wood, coal,

hay and grain, 1118-1120 Pacific
" Charles, plumbing and gasfitting, 436

Hayes
" Frank (Kayser Bros.), r. 1120 Pacific
" Frederick, clerk Alvin H. Harms, r. 707 La-

guna
" Fritz (Kayser & Mayer), r. 1602 Eddy
" George, r. 1915 Lexington Av
" Hubert, bartender Kayser & Mayer, r. 630V4

Minna
" Marcus, tailor, 420a McAllister, r. 426

Franklin
" Richard (Kayser Bros.), r. 19 Bernard
Kayser & Mayer (Fritz Kayser and John
Mayer), proprietors Coloseum Liquor
Saloon, 910 Market
4®-Kayser. See Kaiser, Keyser and Keiser
Kaysser Oscar, clerk National Ice Co., r. 2 Bush

Street PI
Kayton A. Harold, teacher music and manufac-
turer's agent, 308 Post, r. 3925 California
Kazakalkel, novelties, 35 Post, r. 142i/4 Natoma

" Solomon, laborer, r. 33914, 5th Av
Kazdajlevicz George, millhand James Yoimg,

r. 237 Fell
Kazinsky Joseph, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill
" Joseph P., bookkeeper Getz Bros. & Co., r.

10031/2 Pierce
" Julius, dairy produce, 100314 Pierce
Keady James E., coffee roaster J. A. Folger &
Co., r. 1213 Mission
" Mary, widow, r. 1213 Mission
Kean Frank, hatpresser Thomas H. Kortick
" George W., printer H. S. Crocker Co., r. 9

Meacham PI
" James, hackdriver, r. 160 Clara
" James M., r. 160 Clara
" Jennie Mrs., r. 416 Geary
" Josephine I. Miss, teacher North Cosmo-
politan Grammar School, r. ,303 Castro
'■ Kate E. Miss, teacher Whittier Primary

School, r. 303 Castro
" Thomas, hackman. Plaza, r. 9 Meacham PI
" William J., plumber, r. 160 Clara

Albert W., clerk P. C. Malloy, r. 521
O'Farrell
Annie, widow, r. 723, 23d
Birdie, domestic, 1013 Valencia
Caroline Miss, dressmaker, r. 2132 Stock-
ton
Catherine Mrs., r. VHV^ Ridley
Charles S., student, r. 1133 Shotwell
Dennis D., boots and shoes, 849 Valencia
Efford, clerk r. 931 Fillmore
Emmet C, clerk J. L . Flood, r. 340 Page
Frank M., clerk Payot, Upham & Co., r.

1920 Sacramento
Frank T., watchman Hibernia Savings

and Loan Society, r. 1215, 25th
George, clerk, r. 849 Valencia

Keane George B., attorney at law, 502-503 Safe
Deposit Bldg, r. San Rafael
" James, real estate broker, r. 310 Ivy Av
" James A., r. 340 Page
" John, r. 509 O'Farrell

" John, hostler James P. Gueiin, r. 317 Jessie
" John, inventor, r. 931 Fillmore
" John T., cutter Standard Shirt Factory, r.

2132 Stockton
" John T., salesman, r. 1336, 26th
" Joseph, foreman. Engine 28
" Joseph S., saddler Main & Winchester, r.

1133 Shotwell
" Joseph W., clerk R. B. Wallace, r. San

Rafael
" Malachi, foreman Main & Winchester, r.

1133 Shotwell
" Mary J., widow, r. 340 Page
" Michael, bartender Sim F. Johnson, r. 234

O'Farrell
" Michael, fireman Pac. Gas. Imp. Co., r

3000 Webster
" Minnie, domestic. 123 Castro
" Patrick, groceries, 1009 Harrison
" Patrick, painter, r. SE cor 28th and San-
chez
" Richard, coal passer str City of Everett
" T., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill
" Thomas, engineer, r. 2132 Stockton
" Thomas J., r. 340 Page
" William, glass blower, r. 17^4 Ridley
ie®~Keane. See Kean, Keen and Keene
Keany Charles, blacksmith Felix Keany, r. 114,
20th
" Felix, carriage and wagon maker, 1325

Mission, r. 114, 20th
" Mae E. Miss, stenographer, r. 114, 20th
" William, restaurant, 1553 Market, r. 1553H
Market
4®"Keany, See Keeney
Kear John, engineer, 14 Grant Av, r. 15 Rincon

PI
Kearce Margaret C. Miss, stenographer C. A.
Hooper & Co., r. 514 Noe
" Patrick, r. 514 Noe
i6®"Kearce See Kierce
Kearlin Michael, milker, r. 711 Mission
Kearn George W., wool broker, 422 Townsend,
r. 2223 California
" J., glass blower, r. 107 Turk
" Jules, manager George A. Moss, 101 Post,
r. 430, 17th
4®"Kearn. See Kern

Kearney Arthur G., elevator man Hotel St.
Nicholas
" Barney, teamster Oregon Imp. Co.. r. 1
Essex PI
Charles J,, sign writer, r. 1920 Steiner
Daniel, r. S s Tonquin bet Baker and Brod-

erick
Dennis, barber, SE cor Railroad Av and

7th Av South
Dennis, ticket broker, r. 628!4 Harrison
Ellen, widow, r. 218 Clipper
Francis, P., teamster, r. 428^4, 5th
Frederick J., clerk Post Office, r. 1009

Leavenworth
George E., r. 1920 Steiner
George P. , s alesman Charles Lyon s , r. 525%

Natoma
Harry, clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 333 Oak
Henry, clerk, r. 1410% Folsom
James, fireman, r. 41 Pacific
James, laborer, r. 12a Zoe
James F., student, r. 1920 Steiner
James P., machinist J. W. Evans, r.lOO

Jones
Johanna, widow, r 9 Boyd
John (Kearney & McKay), r. 18 Shotwell
John, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 6 Zoe

PI
John, laborer John Smith, r. 621 Commer-
cial
John, laborer U. S. Customs, r. 448i/2, 9th
John, longshoreman, r. 23 Freelon
John, marine fireman, r. 547, 1st
John, traveling salesman, r. 100 Jones
John, waiter, r. 177 Minna
John B., r. 28 Turk

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" John C, shoemaker, r. 1004 Leavenworth
" John F., clerk, r. 525?£ Natoma
" John F., clerk station A, Post Office, r. 324

Jones
" John F., harness maker, r. 788 Harrison
" John J., clerk J. F. Oflerman, r. 1431 Harri-
son
" John J., shoemaker David Goldstein, r.

1115 Leavenworth
" Joseph G. (W. Meakin Machine Co.), r. 1319

Devisadero
" Maggie Miss, r. 244 Taylor
" Margaret M., tailoress Charles Wagner, r.

43 Ridley
" Martin M., laborer, r. Ocean View
" Mary, widow, r. 778 Harrison
" Matthew, r. 1920 Steiner
" Michael, presser Albert Mueller &Co.,r.

24 Turk
" M. Theodore, capitalist, 27-29 Murphy Bldg
" P., teamster Stetson-Renner Drayage Co.,

r. 438/2, 5th
" P. A., foreman pressroom U. S. Mint, r.

Alameda
" Patrick F., merchant, r. 24 Fair Oaks
" Peter A., physician, 513 Folsom
" Peter J., liquors, SW cor Mason and Fil-
bert
" Rebecca, widow, r. 823 Alvarado
" Roger, liquors, 24 Folsom
Kearney Samuel E., auditor General Electric
Co., 15, 1st, r. 318 Turk
" Sarah Miss, r. 333 Oak
" Timothy J., porter Sachs Bros. & Co., r.

230, 19th
" William, laborer, r. 31 Broadway
" William, shoemaker United Boot and Shoe

Co., r. 42 Ridley
" William B., druggist Wakelee & Co., r.

Russ House
" William E., salesman J.J. O'Brien & Co.,

r. 21 17 Golden Gate Av
" William H., fireman Mutual Electric Light

Co., r. West Berkeley
" & McKay (John Kearney and Peter McKay) ,
wood and coal, 3511, 16th
J8®-Kearney. See Kearny and Carney
Kearns Ann, widow, r. 120 Shipley
" Ann, widow, r. 1043 Mission
" Bernard, meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

1042 Mission
" George, butcher James G. Shyne, r. 120

Shipley
" George F., boilermaker, r. 120 Shipley
" Isabella Miss, dept. manager O'Connor,

Moffatt & Co., r. 611 Geary
" J. electrician Pac. Tel. & Tel, Co., r. 1163

Market
" James, butcher, r. 214 Langton
" James J., paver, r. 120 Shipley
' " John, iron worker Union I. Wks, r. 109!4
Shipley
" Martin P., rubber worker Bowers Rubber

Co., r. 1091/2 Shipley
" Peter V., r. 1043 Mission
" Thomas, bartender William Phillips, r. 366

Natoma
" Thomas, laborer, r. 720 Howard
" Thomas, plumber Henry Williamson
J8®~Kearns. See Cairns, Carnes and Kerns
Kearny Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 131 Wildey
" H., teams, er Cal. Construction Co., r. 530,

17th
" J., lineman Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r. 422

Broadway
" James, edgerman Union Box Factory, r.
314/2, 12th
Kearny James F., proprietor Merchants' Ex-
change Wine Rooms, 21 Leidesdorff, r.
938 Union
" Mary, widow, r. 561 Stevenson
" Matthew, laborer, r. 907 Folsom
" Robert, laborer, r. 13 Page
" Street Cash Gun Store, William J.
,. Shreeve manager, sporting goods, 539-

;' 531 Kearny

" Thomas, coachman, 1501 Van Ness Av

" William, cook James Gately, r. 301 Sierra

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e^l-S^T- IVIARKET SX.

Kearny William, driver Police Patrol, r. 638i4
Harrison
" William E., clerk, r. 6381/4 Harrison
4®" Kearny. See Carney and Kearney
Kearon Robert E., bookkeeper S. F. & N. P. Ry,

r. Alameda
Kearse Michael, molder, r. 124 Harriet
Keates Fannie S., widow, r. 319 Sutter
Keating Blanche, widow, teacher French, r. 420
O'Farrell
" Charles M., collector, r. 313 Walnut
" Cora, widow, r. 31 Moss
" Cornelius, milkman, r. 3314 Clay
" Cornelius J., clerk, r. 1154i^ Folsom
" Daniel, carpenter, r. 117 Germania
" Daniel, teamster Gross & MuUaney, r. 523

Linden Av
" Ernestina A. Miss, teacher .John Swett

Grammar School, r. 313 Walnut
" Edward H., laborer, r. 437, 14th
" Edward J., clerk depot quartermaster U.

S. A., r. 3314 Clay
" Henrietta, widow, r. 313 Walnut
" James, blacksmith, r. 844 Folsom
" James, laborer, r. 4 Bryant Av
" James F., r. 711 Brannan
" John, blacksmith, r. 3 Lincoln PI
" John, laborer, r. 539 Sacramento
" John, longshoreman, r. 705 Mission
" John P., r. 3 Lincoln PI
" Louis H., clerk Buckingham & Hecht, r.

430 O'Farrell
" Martin, deputy superintendent streets,

and groceries, 1651 Mission
" Mary E. Miss, principal Bernal Heights

Primary School, r. 313 Walnut
" Michael, teamster Bernhard D. Schulken,

r. 27, 23d
" Nora, widow, r. 31 Moss
" Owen, r. 27, 23d
" Patrick, r. 430 Brannan
" Patrick, laborer, r. 907Folsom
" Patrick, laborer, r. 1106 Tennessee
" Richard Mrs., r. 533 Linden Av
" Richard J., teamster, r. 913 Battery
" Robert, laborer, r. 235 Langton
" Thomas, longshoreman, r. 8 Zoe rear
" Thomas, teamster Gross & MuUaney, r. 523

Linden Av
" Thomas H., teamster, r. 316. 4th
" William, gardener, 1010 California
" William, laborer, r. 133014 Sacramento
" William, marble cutter, r. 836 Folsom
Keatinge, Leonard & Ransome (Richard Keat-
mge, John J. Leonard and Bernard Ran-
some), concrete and twisted iron, rooms
11-13 Nucleus Bldg
" Richard (Keatinge, Leonard & Ransome),
r. Belmont
Keaveney Patrick, carriage painter, r. 11 Ma-
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Keaveny Frank, clerk G. Gruenig, r. 1130 York

" Michael, gasfltter, r. 1130 York
Keck Frederick C, physician, 463 Jersey
" George, tailor, 333, 19th
" GeorgeF., plasterer, r. 2810 Golden Gate Av
" George N., plasterer, r. 3810 Golden Gate Av
Keco Michael, cook, r. 704 Bush
Keldi Hermann, janitor, 1111 Laguna
Kedian Patrick, plasterer, 310(4, 19th
» William H., salesman J. T. Sullivan, r.
1936 San Carlos Av
Kedon Alice E., widow, r. 697 McAllister
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Keeble Sydna M., electrician, r. 236 Turk
Keebler Julius N., laborer, r. 216 Mississippi

" Marie, domestic, 2416 Webster
Keefe Bart, wardtender City and County Hospi-
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" Catherine, widow, r. 426 Cedar Av
" Charles, painter, r. 426 Cedar Av
" Cornelius, plumber, r. 426 Cedar Av
" Daniel, laborer, r. 547 Mission
Keefe Daniel, produce commission merchant,
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" Daniel F., groceries and teas, NE cor Har-
rison and 23d, r. 2643 Harrison
" Daniel J., foreman job printing dept. H. S.

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" Dennis, laborer, r. 1506 Kentucky
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" George B., butcher G. E. Keefe, r. 719 Mar-

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" Hannah, widow, r. 3 Russell

" James W., horseshoer, 450 Brannan, r. 638,
22d

" Jeremiah, factory hand Pac. Roll. Mill, r.
720 Tennessee

" Jeremiah, laborer, r. NW cor Steiner and
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" Jeremiah, laundryman, r. 617 Mission

" John, salesman Daniel Keefe, r. 816 San-
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" John A., millhand James Young, r. 418, 24th

KEEFE JOHN H.,

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21st

Keefe John J., druggist Leon di Nola, r. 759

Capp
John P. (Smith, Purcell & Co.), r. 9 South

Park
John R., janitor Crocker Bldg, r. 317 O'Far-

rell
Joseph, fireman str San Jose
Joseph, teamster, r. 426 Cedar Av
Joseph P., laborer Masonic Cemetery, r. 28

Boyce
Lawrence, compositor Call
Lizzie, typewriter, r. 28 Boyce
Luke, conductor Market St. Ry.,

McAllister
Martin, waiter Daniel Libby
Mathew, laborer, r. 455 Jessie
Michael, r. 28 Boyce
Sarah J., widow, r. 825 Harrison
Thomas, carwasher, r. 3 Russell
Walter C, collector J. Noonan,

Franklin
" Walter T., millhand Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 720

Tennessee
4®- Keefe. See Keeffe
Keefer Jesse A., carpenter Pac. Gas Imp. Co.,

r. 30261/^ Buchanan
" Jesse R., bookkeeper Union Box Factory,

r. Oakland

1911

233

Keefer Merrill A., clerk Widber's Drug Store, r.
2036 '/a Buchanan
" Windsor A., agent, 14 Grant Av, room 67
«3~ Keefer. See KeiCfer, Kiefer and Kieffer
Keeffe James, pianos and organs, sole agent for
Schubert pianos (New York), 1019 Van
Ness Av, r. 1021 Van Ness Av
«S- Keeffe. See Keefe

Keegan Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 720 Leaven-
worth
" Edward, r, 715 Howard
" Edward C, cellarman Roth & Co,, r. 1135

Mission
" Henry P., groceries, 1135 Mission
" James, plumber, r. 43 Tehama
" James, wood worker Edward B. Carr. r.
2623!4 Harrison
Keegan James J., secretary State Board of
Harbor Commissioners, 10 California, r.
The Strathmore
James W., saddler Main & Winchester, r.

1135 Mission
Jennie Miss, finisher Frederick H. Bush-

nell, r. 1135 Mission
John, asst. engineer J. A. Folger & Co., r.

212, 1st
John, core maker Atlas Iron Wks, r. 221

Solano
John, manufacturer's agent, 120 Sutter, r.

612 Bush
John, painter, r. 505 Ash Av
John Mrs., widow, proprietor St. Nicholas

Hotel, 212, 1st
John E., r. 18}^ Prosper
Lizzie Miss, hairdresser G. Lederer, r. Ill

Stockton
Martin, laborer, r. 221 Solano
Mary Miss, r. 24 Silver
Mary Miss, school teacher, r. 141, 8th Av
Mary Mrs., Catholic book store, 135 Hayes
Mary A., domestic, 41 Belvedere
Michael, laborer, r. S s Santa Clara bet

Utah and Nebraska
Michael A., r. 567 Minna
Patrick, r. 209^4 Fair Oaks
Patrick, cooper Andrew Lawson, r. 719

Howard
Patrick, laborer, r. 337 Clementina
Patrick J., meterman S. F. Gas Light Co.,

r. 24 Silver
Peter, r. 261, 1st
Peter, boiler maker T. J. Moynihan, r. 436b

Jessie
Thomas, r. Hunter's Point
Thomas, laborer, r. 111714 Tennessee
Thomas, seaman, r. 21 Hinckley
William, collector S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
Alameda
" William, foreman yards Central Coal Co..
r. 56b Clementina
4®-Keegan. See Kaighin
Keehan Owen S., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 7

Tremont Av
Keeks Joseph, r. 134, 13th
Keel Frederick, cellarman Yates & Co., r. 349

Pacific
Keelan Bernard J., helper Joshua Hendy Ma-
chine Wks, r. Oakland
" Charles, salesman, r. 986 Howard
Keeler Addison S., clearing house clerk First
National Bank, r. 2303 Scott
" Burr B., r. 533 Haight
" Charles A., librarian Cal. Academy of

Sciences
" C. J. Mrs., widow, r. 357 Devisadero
" Ezra W., solicitor, r. 712 Sutter
Keeler George W., manager Golden Gate Under-
taking Co., 2429 Mission
Keeler Harriet A. Mrs., proprietor The Renton,
712 Sutter
" Herman, manager U. S. Rocking Grate

Bar, 712 Sutter
" Margaret, widow, r. 2 San Antonio
" May A. Miss, artist H. S. Crocker Co., r.
357 Devisadero
Keeley Institute, O. N. Ramsey manager, Peer
Tiffany agjnt, 14 McAllister, telephone
South 366
" James, marine fireman, r. 128, 2d

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Keeley Joseph, laborer, r. 128, 2d

" Margaret, widow, r. 1511 Lyon

" Patrick J., clerk, r. 2307 Larkin

" Samuel H., upholsterer, r. 2 Falmouth
>6®-Keeley. See Keely, Keily and Kiely
Keeling Henry, liquors, 433 Montgomery Av
Keeling J. G., law and collection ofBce, 418 Cali-
fornia, r. Berkeley

" Richard P., bootblack J. J. Calish, r 1307
Pacific
Keely George D., bricklayer, r. 708 Turk

" Lucy M., widow, r. 503 Jones

" Thomas, drayman, r. 11 Hubbard

" Thomas, secretary American Bakers'
Union, 818a Howard, r. 358 Minna
Keen J. W., cashier A. P. Hotaling & Co., r. 1329
Leavenworth

" Willi m A., marine engineer, r. 429a 24th
Keenan Alexander, r. 39 Russ

" Annie, widow, r. 9 Preston PI

" Annie, domestic, 1819 California

" Bernard R., r. 1210 Clay

" Charles, liquors, 1134 Market, r. 426 Oak

" Edward, carpenter, r. 16b Decatur

" Ellen, widow, r. 28 Natoma

" Frank, carpenter, r. 16b Decatur

■• George, r. 32 South Park

•' Hugh (Cranston & Keenan), r. 223 Scott

" James, laborer, r. 1147 Harrison

" James, liquors, 256 Brannan, r. 537, 3d

" John, shoemaker. 1503 Kentucky

" John F., iron worker Standard Iron and
Wire Wks, r. 7a Alemany

" John J., laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 150
Dore

" John M., salesman California-Nevada
Creamery Co., r. 2519 Bryant
Keenan Joseph B., secretary Cahill & Hall
Elevator Co., 214-218 Mission, r. 1210 Clay

" Kate Mrs., laundress, r. 126 Rincon

" Lizzie Miss, school teacher, r. 151 Grove

" M. Mrs., r. 151 Grove

" Maggie, domestic, 629 Ellis

" Mary, widow, r. 10 Lynch

" Michael, painter M. J. & J. J. Donovan, r.
647 Stevenson

" Nellie, widow, groceries, 28 Natoma

" Owen, foreman Albert E. Buckman, r. liOYi
Ridley

" Patrick, driver Chemical Engine 2, r. 429^4
Fell

■" Patrick H., ironworker, r. 2650i4 Folsom

" Peter, apprentice Fulton Eng. and Ship
Bldg Wks, r. 39 Russ

■" Peter, with W.& J. Sloane&Co., r. 224 Page

" Thomas, molder Union I. Wks, r. 721 Min-
nesota

" Thomas, teamster Oregon Imp. Co., r. 423
Fremont

'' Thomas F., laborer, r. 2 Gilbert

" Thomas J., horseshoer John H. McCarty, r.
551 Minna

" Thomas R., r. 1210 Clay

" Vincent M., ironworker Dyer Bros., r.
145 Shipley
Keene Annie Miss, dressmaking, 2216 Larkin

" Charles C. Mrs., widow, musical instru-
ments, 3, 3d, r. 1515 Golden Gate Av

" Frank W., plater Schaezlein & Burridge, r.
35 John

" J., waiter, r. 858 Mission

" James, carpenter, 1804 Larkin, r. 2216 Lar-
kin

" Jesse A., manager Branch U. S. Laundry,
930 Mission

" John, r. 15 Bernard

" John, liquors, 805 Kearny

" Mae Miss, saleslady The Hamburger Co. ,
r. 849 "Valencia

" Reginald E., collector Blake, Mofatt &
Towne, r. 2216 Larkin
eS' Keene. See Keane
Keeney Annie, liquors, 424V4 Clementina
Keeney Charles M., general manager Pacific
Rolling Mill Co., 100 Market, r. 2423 Fill-
more

" Frank, r. 7 Van Ness Av

" George P., secretary Am. Bimetallic
League, 19 Mills Bldg, 6th floor

Keeney James W., physician, 813 Sutter, r. 2220
Clay
" Kate, widow, r. 424^4 Clementina
" Samuel H., upholsterer John Hoey, r. 2

Falmouth
" Walter P., agent, 518 Battery, r. Oakland
" ZenoW., cigars and tobacco, 518 Battery,
r. Oakland
4S=" Keeney. See Keany
Keep Harriet, widow, r. 710, 15th Av South
Keepers Ethel Miss, trimmer Miss Nellie Haw-
ley, r. 1433 Polk
Keerl John, miner, r. 636 Commercial
Keesing Cecilia Mme., millinery, 334 Sutter, r.
1820 Buchanan
" Hannah, widow, r. 1016 Bush
" Thomas B., selector Nathan, Dohrmann &
Co., r. 2809 Laguna
Kegg Alice Mrs., r. 118 Eddy
Kegler Fredericka, widow, r. 605 Ash Av
Kehl F. W., waiter, r. 636 Commercial

" Richard, helper Atlas Iron Wks
Kehlenbeck Henry, salesman Henry Campe &

Co., r. 108, 20th
Kehler William H., shoemaker, 1323 Polk, r. 220,

3d
Kehoe Adam, teamster, r. 1310% Natoma
•' Bryant, groceries, cor Holly and West Park
" Charles, tinner Pac. Sheet Metal Wks, r.

515, 8th
" Edward, truckman Truck 3, r. 1425 Market
•' Francis W., plumber, r. 515, 8th
" Hanora, widow, r. 402, 9th
" James, fireman str City of Everett
" James F., butcher, 218, 14th
" J. Joseph, tinsmith Pac. Sheet Metal Wks,

r. 515, 8th
" John, helper, r. 501 Napa
" John J., machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks, r.

504, 3d
" John W., waiter Haub Bros., r. 16 Ellis
" Julia A., widow, r. 123, 11th
" Kate Miss, notions, 720 Brannan
" Margaret, widow, r. 515, 8th
" Margaret, widow, r. 1220 Alabama
" Margaret J., widow, wood and coal, 345,

17th
" Martin J., trackman Sutter St. Ry., r. 1122

Larkin
" Miles J., laborer, r. 8 Russ
" Peter, r. 225 Minna
" Peter, carpenter, r. 1140a Howard
" Robert, teamster, r, 1326 Mission
" Thomas, carpenter, r. 504. 3d
" William, laborer, r. 15 Tehama
4®=-Kehoe. See Keongh and Keogh
Kehrer John, waiter Franz Siebrecht, r. 6 Lily

Terrace
Kehres John, stonecutter McPhee Co., r. Oak-
land
" Philip, blacksmith helper First St. Wks

Union I. Wks, r. Alameda
" William H., fireman Crocker Bldg, r. Ala-
meda
Kehrlein Boniface F., engraver Cal. Engraving
and Designing Co., r. 909 Lombard
" Emil, manager Cal. Engraving and Design-
ing Co., 209 Kearny, r. 909 Lombard
" Joseph, carpenter, r. 2021 Powell
" Opera House Co., Emil Kehrlein president,
Thomas F. Barry secretary, 71-72 Ne-
vada Block
" Valentine, salesman G. Verdier & Co., r.
909 Lombard
Keiffer Mary, widow, r. 18,25 Market
jB®="Keifter. See Keefer, Kiefer and Kiefler

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ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO,

315 Valencia St,
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Purity^ Taste, Flavor and Brightness. "
WILLIAM WOLFF & CO.. 329 Market St >

Keil David, r. 2528 Mission
" Edward A., r. 2528 Mission
" Fredericl? C, salesman, r. 315 Fell
" Gustave, Oiusician, r. 685 Geary
Keil Hugo D., vice-president Goldberg, Bowen
& Co., 426 Pine, r. 2528 Mission
" John, plasterer, r. 38 Mary
" Oscar C. (Johnston & Keil), r. 706 Guerrero
4®= Keil. See Kiehl and Kyle
Keilbery William M., engineer, r. 213,28th
Keilus Charles, president Charles Keilus &

Co , 300-206 Kearny, r. 1718 Geary
Keilus Charles & Co. (incorporated), Charles
Keilus president, A. Buchten secretary,
proprietors The Hub, 200-206 Kearny
Keily David J., r. 732 Minna
" Dennis J., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 28

South Park
" Johanna, widow, r. 732 Minna
" William P., groceries and liquors, SE cor
10th and Mission, and 16 Zee, r. 732
Minna
«y Keily. See Keely, Kiely and Kiley
Keiner Herman, grain and commission, 214
Pine, room 64, and cigars and tobacco,
321 California, r. 2005 Pine
" Ignatz, manager Herman Keiner, 331 Cali-
fornia, r. 20 O'Farrell
Keiper Scott, attendant U. S. Marine Hospital
Keirns Thomas F., actor, r. 431 Franklin
Keis Fred C, salesman C. E. Worden & Co., r.

315 Fell
Keiser Frederick, r. 1603 Eddy

" Herman J., waiter, r. 633 Ellis
4®-Keiser. See Kaiser, Kayser, Keyser and

Kiser
Keisling Mamie Miss, student, r. 134 Haight

" Robert, porter, r. 905 Market
Keiter J., r. 130 Ellis

Keith Alma E. Mme., millinery and hair goods,
808 Market, and millinery, 24 Kearny, r.
2624 California
" Austin, clerk, r. 825 Harrison
" Benjamin R., agent Bandon Woolen Mills

Co., 14 Sansome, room 18, r. 736, 21st
" Charles W. (Atwood & Co.), r. East Oak-
land
" C. T. C, clerk Palatine Ins. Co.
" Edward A., engraver William C. Hull, r. 2

Tay
" Eliza D. Miss, teacher Washington Gram-
mar School, r. 1538 Eddy
" George, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks., r. 508

Jessie
" Herbert B., clerk Tom C. Grant, r. Oakland
" James, master mariner, 9 Mission
" John A., clerk, r. 204 Perry
Keith Joseph H., manager Mme. Alma E. Kfith.
r. 2634 California
" Len, teamster, r. 780V4 Harrison
" Patrick A. F., foreman foundry Atlas Iron

Wks., r. 3430A 16th
" Rufus B., r. 736, 21st
" Samuel F., machinist Union Gas Engine

Co., r. 1030, 20th
" Sarah A., widow, r. 1538 Eddy
" William, landscape artist, 424 Pine, r.

Berkeley
" William H., salesman S. F. Shoe House, r.
339 Clementina
Keithly William C, conductor Market St. Ry.,

r. 58 West Av
Keitley Frank, laborer Cal. Electrical Wks., r.

Oakland
Kelb Charles, waiter, r. 4 Bush Street PI
Kelber John, carpenter, r. 1139, 19th

Keleher Cornelius J., porter Neville & Co., r. 2
San Antonio
" James, peddler, r. 15 Pfeifler
" Jeremiah, varieties, 213i4, 14th
" Patrick, peddler, r. 15 Pfeiffer
4®= Keleher. See Kelleher and Kelliher
Keling Henry, teamster, r. 963 Harrison
Keil James, laborer Somers & Co., r. 38 Morris
Av
" Joel A., tailor, r. 3 Mary Lane
" Thomas E., machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks,
r. 813 Howard
Kellam Emma, widow, r. 2309 Broderick
" Frederick B., with Rolla V. Watt, r. 3309
Broderick
Kellard William, conductor Market St. Ry., r.

819, 30th
Kellas Alexander, laborer, r. 134, 4th
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 16 Rausch
Kelleghan John, conductor Market St. Ry., r.
1941 McAllister

KELLEHER ALFRED J.,

teacher vocal music, 26 O'Farrell, r.
2324 Clay, Thursday and Friday

Kelleher Catherine, widow, r. 503 Jessie

Cornelius, machine operator Cahn, Nickels-
burg & Co., r. 1007 Natoma
D., mill hand C. A. Hooper & Co., r. 404,

14th
Daniel, contractor, r. 3003 O'Farrell
Edward, r. 304 Green

Edward, hoseman Engine 30, r. 5th Av nr C
Edward, shoemaker, r. 24 Moss
Frances Mrs., r. 14 Falcon Av
Helen, teacher elocution, r. 2003 O'Farrell
J. laborer, r. 28 Turk

James, laborer Union I. Wks., r. 1 Ken-
tucky PI
James, teamster, r. 1443 Harrison
James C, painter, r. 241 Perry
Jeremiah, bartender' r. 272 Clementina
John, r. 304 Green
John, carpenter, r. 63 Henry
John, clerk, r. 1103Vz Stevenson rear
John, laborer, r. 206 St. Rose's Av
John, laborer, r. 360 Minna
John, laborer, r. 616, 6th
John, laborer, r. Prospect Av nr Heyman

Av
John, laborer Golden State and Miners

Iron Wks., r. 241 Perry
John, machine hand W. H. Nolan & Co., r.

7 Dearborn
John, porter, r. 547 Mission
John, shoemaker, r. 1007 Natoma
John, teamster J. Scanlon, r. 740 Treat Av
John, tinner, r. 18 Sumner
John P., conductor Market St., Ry., r. 1

Kentucky PI
Joseph, clerk Bancroft-Whitney Co., r. 56

Tehama
Joseph P., painter, r. 241 Perry
Margaret, widow, r. 2 San Antonio
Margaret Miss, vaiieties, 733 Stevenson
Martin, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
Kelleher Matthew, housemover and raiser
(screws 80 ton power), box at Builders'
Exchange, 40 New Montgomery, r. 2055
Folsom
Matthew, teamster, r. 801 Harrison
Michael, laborer, r. 1018 Guerrero
Michael, shoemaker, r. 1007 Natoma
Patrick, laborer, r. 547 Mission
Patrick, laborer, r. 733 Stevenson
Patrick, teamster, r. 3409 Geary
Patrick J., clerk Langley & Michaels Co..

r. 547 Mission
Peter, printer, r. 56 Tehama
Simon, teamster Odd Fellows' Cemetery,

r. 1226 Point Lobos Av
Thomas, bartender O'Connell Bros., r. 824

Harrison
Thomas, laborer, r. 238, 38th
Thomas, laborer, r. 513 Howard
Thomas, laborer S. P. Co., r. 45 Whitney
Thomas F., machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks,

r. 18 Sumner
Thomas H., laborer, r. 1018 Guerrero

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Kelleher Timothy, laborer, r. 18 Sumner
•' Timothy, teamster, r. NE cor Fillmore and

Chestnut
" William, grip repairer, r. 330, 30th
" William, tinsmith, r. 63 Henrp
4(S"Kelleher. See Keleher and Kelliher
Kellenberg Joseph H., conductor Market St.

Ry., r. 1917 Mission
Kellenberger Charles L,., clerk S. F. & N. P. Ry.

Co., r. Oakland
" George (Crane & Kellenberger), r. 813

Howard
" James J., r. 606 Central Av
Keller AlbinaMrs., r. 746 Howard
'• Alexander, teamster, r. 319, 13th
" Andrew, bottler Fredericksburg Bottling

Co., r. 11 Beideman
" Augustine, clerk Post Office, r. 746 Howard
" Carrie, widow, r. 311, 8th rear
" Catherine, widow, r. 1431 Valencia
" Charles, foreman baker John Schlicht-

mann, r. 645 McAllister
" Charles, gasfitter, r. 423 Laguna
" Charles, teamster Albert E. Buckman, r.

NW cor Steiner and Hermann
" Charles Mrs., r. 433 Laguna
" Charles G., manager Retail Liquor Deal-
ers'Publishing Co., 4 California, r. 1779

Mission
" Conrad, seaman, r. W-A Moss
" Edward, artist, r. 337 Geary
" Eugene, musician, r. 338, 9th
" Frank, hoseman Engine 6, r. 37 Harriet
" Frank, with Market St. Ry, r. 933 Mission
" Frank E., machinist, r. 504 Napa
" Frank W., distributor Post Office, r. 311, 8th
" Frederick W., pressman F. H. Abbott, r.

211, 8th rear
" George L., driver United States Brewery,

r. 430a Fulton
" George M., physician, 1029 Market, r. 715

Eddy
" Harry S., agent Pacific Coast Hotel Reg-
ister Co., r, 1538 Castro
" Henry, cellarman Washington Brewery,

r. 700 Bay
" Herman, cooper, r. 211,8th
" Jacob, waiter, r. 317 Jessie
" Jacob, musician, r. 1018 Mission
" James E., marine engineer, r. 3613 Folsom
" John, boot fitter, r. 153 Natoma
" John, carpenter, r. 710 Howard
" John H.. baker, r. 905 Larkin
" John R., machine hand, r. 211, 8th
" John W., horseshoer and carriage black-
smith, 1835 Mission
" Joseph, groceries and liquors, SE cor

Steiner and Waller
" Joseph L., cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 933,

20th
" Kate, widow, r. 45&V4 Jessie
" Kate Miss, forelady A. Colombat, r. 153

Natoma
" Lawrence G., driver, r. 706 Gough
" Leonard, jeweler Shreve & Co., r. Oakland
" Ludwig, barber, 1130 Kentucky
" Mary, widow, r. 1523'/^ Leavenworth
" Mary, lodgings, 221, 5th
" Paul E., traveling salesman E. T. Allen

Co., r. 791 Stevenson
" Philip, weaver Auerbach & Thompson, r.

647a Stevenson
" Richard, dairy, 19th Av and K
" Thomas W., barber Joseph Knauer
" William, bookkeeper, r. 801 Sutter
" William, broom maker, r. 332 Guerrero
" William, laborer, r. 24 Minna rear
" William, porter F. N. Woods & Co., r. 108

Valparaiso
" William, shoemaker, r. 39 Oak Grove Av
" William E., switchman S. P. Co., r. 238

Ritch
4S=Keller. See Kellar
Kellerman August, tailor A. Zinnamon, r. 438

Broadway
Kellermann John, laborer, r. 1807 Lombard
Kellett Frederick G. , decorator Samuel Kellett,

r. 71/4 Guerrero
" Oliver, carpenter, r. 1014 Clay

KELLETT SAMUEL,

manufacturer of plaster decorations,

28 Ellis, r. Calistoga, CaL
Kellette Harry, waiter, r. 551 Mission

" Macy Miss, dressmaker, r. 1630 Howard
Kelley Alexander, storekeeper Ewell, Shafer cfc

Co., r. 2511 Folsom
'■ Annie M. Mrs., gents furnishing goods. 340.

3d, r. 16 Verona PI
" Arthur, clerk, r. 1114 Leavenworth
" Buron, teamster W. W. Chase Co., r. 127

California Av
" CalvinS., contractor, r. 1030, 11th Av South
" Cephas L., clerk George H. Hawes, r. 314

Eddy
" C. E. Miss, stenographer and typewriter,

45 Mills Bldg, 6th floor, r. 314 Eddy
" Charles A., clerk city dept. Fireman's

Fund Ins. Co.
" Charles E. cigar dealer, r. 313 Ellis
" Christopher, seaman, r. 510 Davis
" Daniel J., peddler, r. 313 Clipper
" Dennis, miner, r. 3535 Folsom
" Douglas O. Rev., r. 204 Lombard
" E. A., surgeon str San Jose
" Edward, carpenter, r. 639 Vallejo
" Edwin K., clerk Vennekohl Bros., r. 1313

Vallejo
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 56Merritt
" Frank A., barber, 503'/2, 3d, r. 54114, 2d
" Frank J., salesman Raphael Weill & Co.,

r. 659 Minna
" Frederick W., manager Breeder and

Sportsman, 313 Bush, r. 511 Cole
" George A., liquors, 537 Pacific
" George J., r. 511 Cole
" George W., r. 1020, 11th Av South
" George W., expressman, r. 2218 Union
" George W., stockbroker, 329 Pine, r. Oak-
land
" Henry A., barber A. Wehrmann, r. 809

Capp
" James, blacksmith, r. SE cor Page and

Stanyan
" James, peddler, r. 739 Folsom
" James E., with John F. Foster, r. 1212

Hyde
" James H., advertising manager J. J.

O'Brien & Co., r. 18th Av South and I
" James H., barber Lawrence Limner, r. 447

Bartlett
" James M., marine architect, 40 California,

room 10, r. 2404 Mission
" James v., bailiff Board of Railroad Com-
missioners, r. San Jose, Cal.
" J. C. Mrs., widow, r. 447 Bartlett
" Jeptha M., foreman stable Deming-Palmer

Milling Co., r. 126 Morris Av
" John, cement worker, r. 33;^ Hayes
" John, fireman, r. 19 Natoma
" John, laborer, r. 1733 O'Farrell
" John, marine engineer, r. 937 Capp
" John F., operator S. F. Dist. Tel. Co., r.

1136 Market
" John H., carpenter Dunham, Carrigan &

Hayden Co., r. 312 Ivy Av
" John H.. salesman Carmen Island Salt Co..

r. I6IO Bush
" John J., blacksmith, r. 531 Elizabeth
" John P., machinist Edison Light & Power

Co., r. 23 Turk
" Joseph M., expressman, r. 1415 Castro
" L. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1114 Leavenworth
" Lester S., teamster Deming-Palmer Mill-
ing Co., r. 136 Morris Av

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Kelley Luke C, paying teller Sather Banking
Co., r. Oakland
" Lyman A., salesman Bray's Sons & Co.. r.

The Colonial
" Margaret, widow, r. 5 Eldridge
" Margaret, domestic, 1409 Van Ness Av
" Margaret Mrs., r. 734 Folsom
" Margaret S., widow, r. 2304 Mission
" Mary C, widow, r. 1186 Noe
" Maurice, laborer, r. 109 Illinois
'■ Michael, r. 5 Rola Court
" Michael, laborer, r. 2318 Union
" Michael J., clerk freight dept. S. P. Co.
" MichaelJ., expressman, SE cor Commer-
cial and Sansome, r. 1415 Castro
" Nora, widow, r. 39!4 Lafayette
" Norman D., dental student, r. 204 Lombard
" Patrick, blacksmith J. W. Ferris, r. 1

Rivoli Av
" Patrick J., laborer, r. 1046 Folsom
" Patrick W., tinsmith, r. 521 Elizabeth
" Peter R., manager Mrs. A. M. Kelley, 340,

3d, r. 16 Verona PI
" Robert E., saloon watchman str City of

Rio de Janeiro
" Rollin M., electrician, r. 1114 Leavenworth
" Rose Miss, r. 819 California
" Sarah, widow, r. 704 Pine
" Seraph A., widow, r. 314 Eddy
" Simon, capitalist, r. 312 Ellis
" Thomas P., salesman Raphael Weill & Co.,

r. 1135, 20th
" Thomas S., gripman Market St. Ry, r. 1119

Clay
" Tracy R., student, r. 204 Lombard
" Walter D., gripman Market St. Ry, r. 1013

Leavenworth
" William, waiter Popular Dining Rooms
" William D., boat keeper, r. 100 Francisco
" William H., asst. assayer U. S. Mint, r.

1319c Pine
" William H., horseshoer John O'Rourke, r.

721, 5th Av
" William H. P., r. 346, 4th
" William J., engineer, r. 318 Chenery
" William J., tanner, r. 2545 Folsom
4®>Kelley. See Kelly
Kellie Charles, molder, r. 1238, 20th
Kelling George L., plumber, r. 603 Buchanan
" Henry C, ship carpenter, r. 1310, 20th
" John, drayman McNab & Smith, r. 410 Van

Ness Av
" Louis, porter, r. 138 Chestnut
Kellner Andrew J., carpenter, r. 1316 Mission
" Clifton, drayman George H. Tay Co., r.

425i4 Broadway
" George J., clerk Philip Peters, r. 926 Jack-
son
" Mary L. Miss, saleslady Mrs. M. J. Kell-
ner, r. 231, 6th
" Meyer, varieties, 405, 3d
" Michael J., salesman, r. 231, 6th
" M. J. Mrs., hair dressing, 231, 6th
Kellock Charles L., conductor Sutter St. Ry.. r.

2603 Pine
«®=Kellock. See Kalloch

Kellogg Adelbert E., vice-principal Lowell
High School, r. 2927 Clay
" Ben B., clerk A. C. Dietz & Co., r. 405 Fill-
more
" Charles, painter Columbus Buggy Co., r.

East Oakland
" Charles A., receiver Market St. Ry ., r. 1012

Bush
" Charles D., miner, r. 310, 17th
" Charles J., clerk, r. 2911 Folsom

Kellogg Ciiarles W., secretary Tubbs Cordage
Co., 607-613 Front, r. 1253 Grove, Oakland
" Edward C, clerk, r. 933 Battery
'• Edwin D., inspector U. S. Customs, r. 1516

Castro
" Frank H., with Greeley Alameda and S. F.

Transfer Co., r. Alameda
" Fred S. (Mack & Co.), r. 2205 Fillmore
" Frederick, agent, r. 934 Guerrero
" G. Herbert, advertising agent, 330 Pine,

room 58, r. 2130 Post
" Grace Miss, r. 2130 Post
" John G., clerk gen. pass, agent's office S.

P. Co., r. 1226b Union
" Lansing O., capitalist, r. University Club
Kellogg Levi M., president George H. Tay Co.,
610-630 Battery, r. Hotel Pleasanton
" Louisa, widow, r. 31 Verona PI
Kellogg M. B., attorney at law, 508 Montgom-
ery, rooms 13-14, 5th floor, r. 3434 Pacific
Av
" Mollie E,, widow, r. 3009 O'Farrell
Kellogg Norman B., civil engineer and sur-
veyor, 418 California, r. 735 Pine
" Oscar, city salesman John Wieland Brew-
ery, r. San Rafael
Kellogg Paul F., proprietor Greeley Alameda
and San Francisco Transfer Co., 3 Spear,
r. Alameda
" Samuel, foreman manufacturing dept. Hol-
brook. Merrill & Stetson, 335 Market
Kellogg Sheldon G„ attorney at law, 71-74
Crocker Bldg, r 157 Octavia
" Sheldon I., with Shreve & Co., r. Oakland
" Walter Y., secretary Wilson & Bro., 30-22
Drumm, r. 1113 Hyde
Kellom Arthur E., salesman S. F. Weeks Co., r.
2914 Folsom
" Harvey T., foreman molder Golden State

and Miners Iron Wks, r. 3914 Folsom
" William, janitor, r. 409 Sutter
j8®" Kellom. See Kellum
Kells Emma, widow, r. 535^4, 17th
" Robert B., traveling salesman J. J. Pflster

Knitting Co., r. 53514, 17th
" William H.. clerk U. S. Laundry, r. 53514,
17th
Kellsen John, teamster Nathan, Dohrmann &

Co., r. 14 Washington
Kellum Charles D., r. NE cor Butte and Hamp-
shire
" Herman A., clerk money order division

Post Office, r. 31514 Mason
" Howard C, bill clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott,
r. NE cor Butte and Hampshire
4®=-Kellum. See Kellom
Kelly A., miner, r. 43, 6th
" A. Mrs., r. 105 Grove
■' Agnes Miss, stenographer John R. Aitken,

r. 14371/4 Valencia
" Albert, ship fitter, r. 631 Tennessee rear
" Albert C, carpenter, r. 513a Brannan
" Alfred R., merchant, r. 2195Devisadero
" Alice Miss, boarding and lodgings, 1000

Washington
" Andrew, laborer, r. 797 Stevenson
" Andrew, liquors, 829b Howard, r. 729 Stev-
enson
" Angelette Mrs., teacher Broadway Gram-
mar School, r. 1313 Vallejo
" Ann, widow, r. 651. 3d
" Anna, widow, r. 3 Morrell PI
" Anna Miss, packer, r. 1114 Broadway
" Anna Mrs., r. 1625 Grove
" Annie, widow, r. 676 Clementina
" Annie, widow, r. 1711 Leavenworth
" Annie Miss, bookkeeper, r. 659 Minna
" Annie Miss, dressmaking, 332 Post
" Annie A., widow, r. 3913 California
" Annie M. Miss, r. 1635 Grove
" Arthur J., clerk, r. 318 Laguna
" Augusta G. Miss, teacher, r. 741"^ Tehama
" B., laborer Cal. Wine Assn.
" B., seaman str Eureka
" B. Mrs., widow, r. 31 Rincon PI
" Bernard, carpenter, r. 138 Juniper
" Bernard, civil engineer, r. 305, 3d
" Bernard, foreman W. G. Stafford & Co., r.
25 Minna

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W. B. CHAPMAN,

Importer of Selected Vintages of
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123 CALIFORNIA STREET.

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Kelly Bernara, milkman, r. W s Potrero Av bet
Butte and 20th
" Bernard M., lather, r. 6 Sherwood PI
" Bridget, domestic, 11S3 California
" Catherine, widow, r. I28V2 Langton
" Catherine, widow, r. 328 Capp
" Catherine, widow, r. 411 Filbert
" Catherine, widow, r. 538 Haight
" Catherine, widow, r. 819 Polk
" Catherine, widow, r. 1727 Eddy
" Catherine Mrs., r. 11 Sherwood PI
" Catherine Mrs., r. 1007 Florida
" Celia, domestic, 2228 Clay
" Ceylon B. Mrs., clerk Station F. Post Office,

r. 2129 O'Farrell
" Charles, carpenter, r. 37V4, 4th
" Charles, laborer, r. 4I614 Clementina
" Charles, lumberman, r. 231, 3d
" Charles Mrs., furnished rooms, 231, 3d
" Charles A., assistant weigher U. S. Cus-
toms, r. 624 Golden Gate Av
" Charles A., harnessmaker, r. 332 Clara
" Charles E., notary public, 313 Sansome, r.

1061 Folsom
" Charles J., teamster, r. 514 Chestnut
" Charles R., clerk freight auditor's dept.

S. P. Co., r. 626, 9th
" Coleman J., salesman Eugene G. Uavis, r.

312 Ivy Av
" Cornelius, butcher, r. 433 Stevenson
" Cornelius A., painter, r. 232 Clara
" Cornelius J., wood and coal, 433 Stevenson
" Cornelius L., hostler Henry Chris tman, r.

1221 Pierce
" Cornelius T., special policeman, r. 1124

Vallejo
" Daniel, laborer, r. SYi Ringold
" Daniel, painter, r. 717 Guerrero
" Daniel C, painter, r. 522 Howard
" Daniel J., boilermaker J. W. Conroy, r. 232

Clara
" Daniel J., hoseman Engine 33
" Daniel V. (Kelly & Liebes), r. 726 Turk
" David, clerk, r. 23 Sharon
" David, clerk Creamer & McGovern, r. 419

Brannan
" David K., tanner Fred R. Cook, r. 18 Rondel

PI
" Delia, widow, r. 1435 Church
" Dennis, groceries and liquors, NE cor Fol-
som and Precita Av
" Dennis J., butcher, r. 513 Grove
" Edward (Thomas Kelly & Sons), r. 824 Aus-
tin
" Edward, blacksmith O'Brien & Sons, r. 1146

Howard
" Edward, fireman str Walla Walla
" Edward, stonecutter, r. 14 Natoma
" Edward F., r. 1711 Leavenworth
" Edward F., gardener, 2020 Point Lobos Av
" Edward H., engineer Payne's Bolt Wks, r.

10914 Langton
" Edward J., laborer S. P. Co., r. 109 Bartlett
" Edward J., painter, r. 14 Natoma
" Edward M., clerk Post Office, r. Brooklyn

Hotel
" Edward T., wire weaver, r. 18 Vandewater
" Elizabeth E. Miss, teacher Mission Gram-
mar School, r. 1134 Sacramento
" Ella Miss, clerk Kohlberg, Strauss & Froh-

man, r. 616^4 Natoma
" Ellen, widow, r. 25 Clara
" Ellen, widow, r. 448 Tehama
" Ellen, widow, r. 615 Post
" Ellen Mrs., dressmaking, 708 McAllister

KELLY ELMER E.,

physician and surgeon, 803 Sutter,
nours 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. m., tele-
phone East 924, r. 214 Powell, tele-
phone Red 1131

Kelly Emma, widow, r. 1517^4 Mason
" Eugene, r. 530, 17th
" Eugene, traveling salesman Cal. Notion

and Toy Co., r. 434 Powell
" Eugene A., salesman J. Seidl & Co., r. 541

Minna
" Eugene E., clerk E. L. Wagner, r. 800

Kearny

W.W. MONTAGUE & GO.

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For Town Water Works, Hydraulic Mining '

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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST. '

Kelly Eugene J., r. 1629 Dupont
" Francis A., clerk, r. 1505 Taylor
" Francis J., boiler maker P. F. Dundon, r.

541 Minna
" Francis P., r. 19 Morris Av
" Frank (Thomas Kelly & Sons), r. 334 Austin
' ' Frank, gripman Market St. Ry . , r . 39 Powell

Av
" Frank, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 31

Stanly PI
" Frank, laborer, r. 172 Minna
" Frank, salesman, r. 504 Ellis
•' Frank, teamster, r. 25 Clara
" Frank, teamster Michael Smith
" Prank C, salesman Wolf Bros., r. 513b

Larkin
" Frank F. A., clerk James I. Stanton, r. 659

Clay
. '■' Frank I., asst. druggist City and County

Hospital
" Frank J., truckman Truck 5, r. 1815 Post
" Frank M., bookkeeper, r. 644 Oak
Kelly Frank P., attorney at law. 101 Sansome,

rooms 20-23, r. 1034 Pine

KELLY FRANK S.,

druggist and chemist, 102 Eddy, 1 door
from cor Mason, telephone South 264,
r. 819 Polk

Kelly Frank W., expressman, r. 440, 20th

" Frederick, shoecutter, r. 1 Leroy PI

" Frederick J., waiter, r. 203, 6th

'■■ George, car repairer S. P. Co., r. 16 Victor

" George, laborer, r. 3 Taylor PI

" George E., r. 1331 Mission

" George E., portrait artist, r. 607i/4 Stockton

" George F., bailiff Police Court 3, r. 118 Cali-
fornia Av

" George F., plumber, 310 Fell

" George M., meter tester, r. 3303 Post

" George W., clerk, r. 1635 Grove

" George W., clerk Holm & Nathan, r. US7%.
Valencia

" Gerald E., clerk Charles E. Kelly, r. 1061
Folsom

" Gustavus J., driver D. W. Bates, r. 3204
Fillmore

" Hannah Miss, r. 3010, 16th

" Harry, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1708
Fillmore

" Harry, confectionery, 1603 Devisadero, r.
1635 Grove

" Harry, waiter str Mariposa
Kelly Harry M., manager The Fidelity Mutual
Life Association, 14 Sansome, room 51,
r. 304 Oak

" Henry, r. 107, 8th

" Henry, r. 308, 8th

" Henry, r. 417 Kearny

" Henry, peddler, r. 27 Aileen Av

" Henry, teamster, r. 2816 California

" Henry J., street contractor, 234 Montgom-
ery, room 4. r. 1639 Dupont

" Henry M. (Kelly & Siebert), r. 347, 7th

" Henry W., ironworker, r. 440, 30th

" Honora, widow, r. 19 Morris Av

" Honora Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home

" Horace, sailmaker Simpson & Fisher, r.
r. 2139 O'Farrell

" Hugh, cement worker S. F. Bridge Co.

" Hugh, driver Pac. Carriage Co., r. 417 Fol-
som

" Hugh, laborer, r. 4 Boardman PI

" Hugh, laborer, r. 268^4 Clementina

" Hugh, paver, r. 144, 9th

" Hugh H., plumber, r. 327, 4th

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Kelly Isabella Mrs., r. 1357 Howard
" J., coalpasser str Alameda
" James, r. 319 Sutter
" James, r. 924 Army
" James, r. 1021!4 Market
" James, butclier W. F. Roberts, r. 3910 Sac-
ramento
" James, compositor Journal of Commerce
•' James, cook, r. 14i/4 Sherwood PI
" James, laborer, r. 3 Morrell PI
" James, laborer, r. 24 Tehama
" James, laborer, r. 638 Minna rear
" James, laborer, r. 2215 Mason
" James, laborer A. H. Greenberg, r. 1211

Steiner
" James, mechanic, r. 134 Oak
" James, painter, r. 1143i4 Folsom
" James, policeman, r. 3536 Jackson
" James, plasterer, r. 303 Turk
" James, printer, r. 1537 Sanchez
" James, rigger, r. 3 Vincent
" James, seaman, r. 15!^ Clara
" James, seaman, r. 334 Main
" James, student, r. 726 Turk
" James, teamster Albert E. Buckman, r.

NW cor Steiner and Hermann
" James, teamster Daniel F. Gallagher
" James, waiter str Walla Walla
" James, watchman str Mariposa
" James, watchman S. F. Gas Light Co.
" James Mrs., r. 1033 Florida
" James C, manager S. F. Dist. Tel. Co., 200

Sutter, r. 1119 Clay
" James D., clerk, r. 1124 Sacramento
" James F.. piano polisher Sherman, Clay &

Co., r. SW cor 23d and Utah
" James F., plasterer, r. 522 Folsom
" James F., wool sorter Watson & Marx, r.

546, 6th
" James H. (Floyd & Kelly), r. 3838 Pine
" James H., carriage painter, r. 541 Minna
" James H., clerk, r. 1625 Grove
" James J., asst. storekeeper Harbor Com-
missioners, r. 318 Laguna
" James J., liquors, 837 Folsom, r. 534 Her-
mann
" James L., glass blower, r. 30 Perry
" James M., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" James M., baker, r. 1114 Broadway
Kelly James R., president The Hibemia Sav-
ing and Loan Society, office 303 Cali-
fornia, room 20, r. 309 Leavenworth
" James v., printer, r. 614 Kearny
" James W., bookkeeper Gustave Lindauer,

r. 21321/2 Howard
" James W., hoseman Engine 30, r. 116 Clara
" Jeremiah, laborer John Kelso, r. cor 16th

and Alabama
" Jeremiah D., r. SW cor Washington and

Van Ness Av
" Jeremiah J., metal roofer, r. 232 Clara
" J. H., baggageman S. P. Co., r. 536, 3d
" J. J., hoseman Engine 20
" Johanna, widow, r. 4 Morrell PI
" Johanna, widow, r. 8 Bartol
" Johanna, widow, r. 114'/^ Morris Av
" Johanna Mrs., jani tress Sherman Primary

School, r. 3010 Polk
" John, r. 946 Folsom
" John, bookkeeper, r. NE cor Folsom and

Precita Av
" John, bricklayer, r. 835 Alabama
" John, carpenter, r. 24 Alvarado
" John, driver W. Sorensen, r. 633 Fulton
" John, glass blower, r. 637, 3d
" John, iron worker, r. 239 Clara

Kelly John, laborer, r. 133 Welsh
" John, laborer, r. 541 Minna
" John, laborer, r. 605 Broadway
" John, laborer, r. 633 Fulton
" John, laborer, r. 1716 Polk
" John, laborer John Kelso, r. cor 16th and

Alabama
" John, laborer Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 2016

Filbert
" John, marine fireman, r. 537, 3d
" John, milkman, r. 313, 12th
" John, packer, r. 5 Market
" John, painter, r. 659 Minna
" John, plumber Floyd & Kelly, r. 1218 Jones
" John, printer The Argonaut, r. 420 Minna
" John, sail maker, r. 133Laidley
" John, seaman, r. 17069^ San Carlos Av
" John, solicitor, r. 123 Eddy
" John, stableman The Morgan Oyster Co.,

r. 333 Ritch
" John, student, r. 736 Turk
" John, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. 20th

Av South nr N
" John, teamster, r. 15 Middle
" John, teamster, r. 2408 Geary
" John A., carpenter, r. 132%, 10th
" John A., machinist, r. 1146 Howard
" John B. (Kelly & Clark), r. 39'/^ Turk
" John B., traveling agent, r. 4i/4 Golden

Court
" John C, carpenter, r. 111% Castro
" John C, laborer, r. 140 Lily Av
" John F., clerk car accountant S. P. Co., r.

538 Haight
" John F., clerk ticket auditor's dept. S. P.

Co., r. 619% McAllister
" John F., machine hand W. H. Nolan & Co.,

r. 1007 Florida
" John F., mail clerk S. F. Journal of Com-
merce, r. 1437% Valencia
" John F., porter, r. 651 Folsom
" John G., clerk Adjutant General's office

Dept. of California, r. 3011 Clay
" John G., driver, r. 318 Laguna
" John H., molder W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 513

Grove
" John H., teamster, r. 410 Utah
" John J., r. 1716 Polk
" John J., assistant storekeeper Vallejo St.

U. S. Bonded Warehouse, r. 726 Fell
" John J., clerk Kelly& Liebes, r. SW cor

Utah and Nevada
" John J., gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 1309 Lar-

kin
" John J., horseshoer James McCarty, r. 5%

Morris Av
" John J., insurance agent Nathan & King-
ston, r. 1505 Taylor
" John J., motorman Market St. Ry., r. 10

California Av
" John J., printer, r. 1124 Sacramento
" John J., salesman Doane & Henshelwood,

r. 917 O'Farrell
" John J., shoemaker David A. Leigh, r. 730

Tehama
" John J., storekeeper U. S. Customs, r. 1220

Jackson
" John J., teamster, r. 3303 Post
" John J., teamster W. H. Leitch, r. 39 Mad-
ison Av
" John J., with Shreve & Co., r. 1635 Church
" John L., laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 2016

Filbert
" John M., packer P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 314,

4th
" John M., withT. N. Furlong, r. 1219 Market
" John P., clerk M. L. Kelly, r. 1437 Valencia
" John R., compositor Joseph M. Torres, r.

West Oakland
" John R., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r.

706 Diamond
" John R., teamster r. W s Potrero Av bet

Butte and Napa
" John S., with Asbestos Products Co., r. 103

Fremont
" John T., laborer C. Radovan, r. 211 Clara
" John T., liquors, 715% Howard
" John T., sailmaker, r. 31 Stanly PI
" John T., teamster, r. 32% Chesley

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Kelly John T. M., with Elmwood Distilling Co.,

r. 938 Sacramento
" John W., bartender James P. Dunne & Co.,

r. 624 Golden Gate Av
" John W., bartender Edward I. Kelly, r. 31,

4th
" John W., clerk, r. 9 Williamson
" John W., clerk Bulletin, r. 1333 Howard
" John W., compositor Report, r. 7171?^ Army
" Joseph (Thomas Kelly & Sons), r. 226

Austin Av
" Joseph, butcher, 1159 Howard, r. 63, 13th
" Joseph, clerk, r. 411, 10th Av
" Joseph, clerk, r. 1142!^ Folsom
" Joseph, clerk Robert Ferral, r. 605 Davis
" Joseph, janitor, r. 313 Clipper
" Joseph, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 338,

4th
" Joseph, salesman, r. 305 Capp
" Joseph, stonecutter, r. 9 Williamson
" Joseph, student, r. 736 Turk
" Joseph, with Shreve & Co., r. 438i/4 Hayes
" Joseph A., r. 3307 Steiner
" Joseph A. blacksmith, r. SW cor 23d and

Utah
" Joseph E., plumber, r. 63, 13th
" Joseph G.. salesman, r. 60 Clipper
Kelly Joseph P., attorney at law, 75-77 Nevada

Block, r. 2912 California
" Joseph P., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 632

" J. P., machinist Risdon I. & L.. Wks, r. 22
Turk

" Julia, widow, r. 21 Stanly PI

" K., fireman, r. 108 Jackson

" Kate, r. 214, 4th

" Kate Miss, r. 345 Minna

" Kate Miss, bookkeeper Scott & Gilbert, r.
105 Broderick

•' Kate Mrs., r. Hotel St. Nicholas

" Kate T., widow, r. 327, 4th

" Kiernan, groceries and liquors,- NW cor
Geary and Boyce, r. 9 Williamson

" L. Miss, cashier Viavi Co., r. 21 Stanly PI

" Lawrence, clerk, r. 37 Madison Av

" Lawrence, contractor, r. 1 Leroy PI

" Lawrence, tailor De Cleer & Son, r. 143754
Valencia

" Lawrence E., groceries and liquors, 122
Langton

" Lew (Kelly & Bargones). r. 138 Chest-
nut

" Lizzie, domestic, 1329 California

" Louis, piano polisher, r. SW cor 23d and
Utah

" Louis A., solicitor London and Lancashire
Fire Ins. Co.. r. 63, 13th

" Luis, broker, 218 California, room 5, r. 1306
Polk

" Luis F., clerk Haas Bros.

■' M. Mrs., r. 100, 5th

" Mamie Miss, bookkeeper, r. 313 Fremont

" Mamie Miss, tailoress, r. 946 Folsom

" Mamie Miss, waitress, r. 214, 4th

" Manus E., butcher, 513 Grove

" Margaret, widow, r. 438i4 Hayes

" Margaret Miss, boarding, 203 Turk

" Margaret Miss, dressmaking, 8 Bartol

" Margaret C. Miss, teacher Edison Primary
School, r. 644 Oak

" Margaret M., widow, r. 2302 Post

" Martin, inventor, r. 313 Fremont

" Martin, laborer J. C. Wilson & Co., r. 515b
Filbert

" Mary, widow, r. 4 Boardman PI

" Mary, widow, r. 314 Jessie

" Mary, widow, r. 322 Main

" Mary, widow, r. 61314 Florida

" Mary, widow, r. 61654 Natoma

" Mary, widow, r. 715 Hayes

" Mary, widow, r. 114254 Folsom

" Mary, domestic, 726, 23d

" Mary, domestic, 2106 Van Ness Av

" Mary, varieties, 1708 Fillmore

" Mary Miss, forewoman Am. Biscuit Co., r.
1114 Broadway

" Mary Miss, manager North Beach Swim-
ming and Bathing Co., N s Bay bet Tay-
lor and Jones, r. 615 Greenwich

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Kelly Mary Mrs., janitress Cleveland Primary

School, r. 644 Oak
" Mary E. Miss, dressmaker Harry D. Hutt,

r. 513a Brannan
" Mary S. Miss, r. SW cor 17th and Valencia
" Mary T. Mrs., janitrefS Hawthorne Pri-
mary School, r. 74154 Tehama
" Matthew, hostler William Rayhill, r. 627

Haight
" May Miss, vocalist, r. 634 Van Ness Av
" Michael, r. 29 Fulton
" Michael (Kelly & Duffy), r. 20354 Dolores
" Michael, blacksmith, r. 1146 Howard
" Michael, dissolver U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
" Michael, driver W. Sorensen, r. 633 Fulton
" Michael, hostler, r. 4?8 Tehama
" Michael, laborer, r. 38 Turk
" Michael, laborer, r. 2.32 Clara
" Michael, laborer, r. Silver Av nr Congdon
" Michael, plasterer, r. 14 Ripley PI
Kelly Michael, president United Undertakers'

Association, 27, 5th, r. 726 Turk
" Michael C, r. 107, 8th
" Michael E., tailor Leiser Zier, r. 417

Kearny
" Michael F., stevedore, r. 18 Vande water
" Michael F., wood and coal, 83, 9th and 94

Minna, r. 92 Minna
" Michael H., r. 327 Hayes
" Michael J. (M. J. Kelly & Co.), r. 1838 Ellis
" Michael J., deputy Recorder's ofiQce, r. 411,

10th Av
" Michael J., stoneworker, r. 1312 Hamp-
shire
" Michael J., teamster, r. 13 Beideman
" Michael J., teamster, r. 2016 Filbert
" Michael L., groceries, 1335-1337 Valencia, r.

1341 Valencia
" Michael W., laborer F. S. Moody, r. 506, 4th
" Milton J., r. 237 Oak
" M. J. &Co. (Michael J. Kelly), butchers, 3-4

Centre Market
" Mortimer, truckman Truck 6, r. 920 Oak

rear
" Myers, laborer, r. 150054 Folsom
" Nellie, widow, r. 1554 Clara
. " Nellie Miss, r. 25 Clara
" Niel, laborer, r. 114 Chapultepec
" Owen, tanner, r. 22254, 22d
" Patrick, cook Washington Hotel
" Patrick, expressman, r. 1108 Jessie
" Patrick, hostler Pac. Transfer Co., r. 642

Howard
" Patrick, r. 195i Washington Av
" Patrick, laborer, r. .32 Boyce
•• Patrick, laborer, r. 113, 26th
" Patrick, laborer, r. 322, 5th
" Patrick, laborer, r. 633 Fulton
" Patrick, laborer, r. 735 Brannan
" Patrick, laborer, r. 825 Alabama
" Patrick, laborer McHugh & Sheerin, r. 3908

Clay
" Patrick, laborer South S. F. Tannery
" Patrick, miner, r. 1854 South Park
" Patrick, shoemaker, r. 931 Natoma
" Patrick, teamster, r. 338, 3d rear
" Patrick, teamster Central Coal Co., r. 11

Natoma
" Patrick, teamster Central Coal Co., r. 101

Folsom
" Patrick, watchman, r. 523 Howard
" Patrick F., motorman Market St. Ry., r.

1910 Mission rear
" Patrick F., teamster, r. 115 Shipley
" Patrick H., carpenter Fulton Eng. & Ship

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Kelly Patrick H., collector, r. 3 Folsom Av
" Patrick H., ship builder, r. 108 Mason
" Patrick J., butler, 2301 Laguna
" Patrick J., cooper, r. 1012 Scott
" Patrick J., laborer, r. 51 Natoma
" Patrick J., liquors and boarding, 126 Folsom
" Patrick J., seaman, r. 83OV2 Harrison
" Patrick J., teamster M. F. Kelly, r. 747

Minna
" Patrick K., laborer, r. 205, 11th
" Patrick M., carpenter, r. 11 Erie
" Patrick M., switchman, r. 857 Harrison
" Paul, liquors, 363 Natoma
" Peter, insurance broker Brown, Craig &

Co., r. 313 Fell
" Peter, laborer, r. 529 Bryant, rear
" Peter, laborer South S. F. Tannery
" Peter, teamster, r. 1314 Nebraska
" Peter, wood, coal, hay and grain, 421 Va-
lencia, r. 210 Hyde
" Peter, Jr., clerk U. S. Customs, r. 313 Fell
" Peter J., deputy License Collector, r. 421%

Harrison
" Peter J., pantryman, r. 29, 6th
" Peter J., stevedore, r. 48 Chapultepec
" Peter J., ticket agent S. P. Co., r. 538

Haight
" Peter O., stableman Bart Sullivan, r. 1010

Howard
" Richard E., mining secretary, 23 Nevada

Block, r. Alameda
" Robert, baker, r. 16'^ Louisa
" Robert, carpenter, r. 1627 Hayes
" Robert, paver, r. 32O14 Ivy Av
" Robert C (Tassi & Co.), r. 802 Filbert
" Robert E., carpenter, r. 111'/^ Castro
" Robert G.. foreman coal railroad P. M.

SS. Go's wharf, r. Alameda
" Robert J„ with M. J. Kelly & Co., r. 1838

Ellis
" Rosa, widow, r. 4!4 Card Alley
" Rose Miss, frame cleaner Golden Gate

Woolen Mills, r. Potrero Av nr 20th
" Rose A., domestic, 2233 Post
" Sarah T. Mrs., liquors, junction Channel

and Brannan
" S. T., liquors, 200,24th
" Stephen, r. Francis nr Mission
" Stephen, laborer, r. 115 Shipley
" Stephen, oiler str Coptic
" Susan E. Miss, teacher Clement Grammar

School, r. 715 Hayes
" T. F., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 31O614

California
" Theresa, widow, r. I6I214 Lexington Av
" Thomas, r. 45 Dore
" Thomas, r. 313 Clipper
" Thomas (Thomas Kelly & Sons), r. 224

Austin Av
" Thomas, bricklayer, r. 19 Moss
" Thomas, carriage washer, r. 18 Mariposa

" Thomas, clerk, r. 214, 4th

" Thomas, driver Pac. Carriage Co., r. 945
Bryant

" Thomas, engineer Engine 27, r. 537 Haight

" Thomas, fruit vender, r. 8 Oregon

" Thomas, gardener Mount Calvary Ceme-
tery, r. 2525 Post

" Thomas, horseshoer Melia Bros., r. .301
Montgomery Av

" Thomas, hostler, r. 183 Jessie

" Thomas, laborer, r. Ill Francisco

" Thomas, laborer, r. 633 Fulton

" Thomas, laborer Flint & McLennan, r. 39
Oak Grove Av

Kelly Thomas, liquors, Railroad Av bet 11th
and 12th Avs South
" Thomas, mechanic, r. 400 Bay
" Thomas, porter Union Iron Wks, r. 113 Na-
toma
" Thomas, spinner Golden Gate Woolen

Mills, r. Potrero Av nr 20th
" Thomas, tailor, r. 447 Ivy Av
" Thomas, teamster, r. 622 O'Farrell
" Thomas, teamster Albert E. Buckman, r.

1912/2 Mission
" Thomas, watchman Alms House
Kelly Thomas & Sons (Thomas, Edward and
Frank), proprietors Belmont Stables,
1629-1631 Pine, telephone East 247
" Thomas B., boxsawyer, r. 25 Clara
" Thomas E., machine hand J. C. Nolan &

Co., r. 214, 4th
" Thomas F., helper William F. Wilson, r. 17

Beideman
" Thomas F., marine engineer, r. 624 Golden

Gate Av
" Thomas F., teamster, r. 448, 15th
" Thomas F., toolmaker Shreve & Co., r. Mill

Valley
" Thomas F., waiter, r. 8 Gough
" Thomas H., painter, r. 8 Scott PI
" Thomas J., attorney at law, 712 Spreckels'

Bldg, r. 819 Polk
" Thomas J., carpenter, r. 9 Williamson
" Thomas J., clerk J. E. Howe, r. 1146 How-
ard
" Thomas J., clerk local freight ofQce S. P.

Co., r. 627 Haight
" Thomas J., plumber, r. 1711 Leavenworth
" Thomas J., salesman E. Commins & Co., r.

802 Filbert
" Thomas J., steward Chemical Engine 4,

r. 313 Fremont
" Thomas J., watchman U. S. Sub-Treasury,

r. Oakland
" Thomas K., conductor Cal. St. RR, r. 3335
Sacramento
Kelly Thomas M. H., house painter, 623 Mer-
chant, r. 1340, 26th
" Timothy, r. 2910 Sacramento
" Timothy, ironworker, r. SE cor Solano and

Indiana
" Timothy J., butcher, r. 2910 Sacramento
Kelly T. J. (Tobias J. Kelly), commission mer-
chant, 35 New Montgomery
" Tobias J. (T. J. Kelly), r. 438%
" Walter N., bookkeeper Clot .S

South Berkeley
" W. H., marine engineer, r. 34 Post
" William, blacksmith Sperry Wire Wks.,

r. 320, 3d
" William, clerk Gotelli Bros., r. 3910 Sacra-
mento
" William, clerk Sperry Flour Co.
" William, laborer, r. 5% Morris Av
" William, laborer Gray Bros.
" William, plasterer, r. 1335 Folsom
" William, rigger, r. 5 Boardman PI
" William, sailmaker Brann & Prior, r. 21

Stanly PI
" William, salesman, r. 1306 Polk
" William, ship painter Callagban & Bunde-

san
" William, teamster Burnstine Bros., r. 826a

Harrison
" William, traveling salesman, r. 988 Howard
" William, waiter, r. 8 Gough
" William A. (G. L. Carroll & Co.), r. 235 Oak
" William E., foreman Truck 2, r. 627 Broad-
way
" William F., carpenter, r. 133 Laidley
" William F., clerk, r. 749 Harrison
" William F., helper William F. Wilson, r,

Alameda
" William F., janitor New City Hall
" William F., pressman, r. 1918 Greenwich
" William G., mining engineer, r. 222 Eddy
" William G., teamster, r. 25 Clara
" William H., longshoreman, r. 816 Sansome
" William H., plumber William F. Wilson,

r. 2443 Larkin
" William H., truckman Truck 4, r. 1124 Val-
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Kelly William J., artist and engraver, 606 Mont-
gomery, room 21
" "William J., bookbinder Hicks- Judd Co., r.

I6I214 Lexington Av
" William J., conductor Cal. St. RR., r.

.3317 Clay
" William J., laborer, r. 31 Minna rear
" William J., lodgings, 711 Stockton
" William J., plumber, r. 14 Natoma
" Wi lliam P. J. , r. 3 Vincent
" William R., baggageman S. P. Co., r. 15!4

Harriet
" William W., salesman Davis Bros., r. 1127

Stevenson
" W. James, blacksmith helper Eastwood &

Wilson, r. 560 Howard
" & Bargones (Lew Kelly and James L. Bar-

gones), restaurant. 1205 Dupont
" & Clark (John B. Kelly and Henry J.

Clark), restaurant, 39'/^ Turk
" & Duffey (Michael Kelly and James Duffey),

horse shoers, 716 Valencia

KELLY & LIEBES

(Daniel V. KeUy and PniUip Liebes),
ladies cloaks and suits, 120 Kearny

Kelly & Siebert (Henry M. Kelly and Edward

F. Siebert), plumbers, 239, 7th
>e®-Kelly. See Kelley and Kellie
Kelm William H., butcher, 1226 Pacific
Kelmel Joseph, cooper, r. 112 Natoma
Kelpe C. Miss, r. 347, 5th

" Charles, tailor. 164V2 Jessie
Kelsey George W., carpenter, r. 38 Natoma

" Henry R., gardener, 1016 Pine

" James T., compositor Examiner, r. 2109a
Jones

" Laura Mrs., seamstress, r. 702 Post

" Nicholas E., clerk, r. 430 Eddy

" Noah, with C. E. Worden & Co., r. 1609

" Wright F., boarding table, 29 Hardy, r. 1624

Golden Gate Av
Kelsing Peter, cellarman Cal. Wine Assn.
Kelso Andrew J., driver Conklin Bros., r. 16

Grove
" Arthur P., salesman, r. 33, 6th
" Clara M. Miss, stenographer F. Korbel &

Bros., r. 311, 29th
" Emily Mrs., stewardess brig William G.

Irwin, r. 515 Folsom
" James, steward brig William G. Irwin, r.

515 Folsom
Kelso John, contractor, 331 Montgomery, rooms

8-9, stables cor 16th and Harrison and

cor Bryant and Solano, r. 2212 Howard
" Samuel, boot crimper, r. 311, 29th
" Samuel H. (Kelso & Reimer), r. 311, 29th
" William, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 14

Eugenia Av
" & Reimer (Samuel H. Kelso and Frederick

C. Reimer), sign painters, 131 Turk
Kelter Bernard, r. 1910 Ellis
Kelterer Frederick, bakery, 3335 Mission
" Frederick Jr., driver Frederick Kelterer, r.

3335 Mission
" William, baker Frederick Kelterer, r. 3335

Mission
Kelting William, salesman Murphy, Grant &

Co., r. Frultvale
Kelton Austin H. (Van Pelt, Kelton & Magee),

r. 125 Grove
" Clarence O., clerk delivery dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. 1634 Broadway
" David J., primer H. S. Crocker Co., r. 909

Greenwich
" Edward A., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.,

r. 1408 Post
" Forest A., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.,

r. 1408 Post
" Lorenzo C, bookkeeper Hobbs, Wall & Co.,

r. 434a 18th
" Mary A., widow, r. 762 Howard
" Mary A., widow, r. 1122 Alabama
" Pearl Miss, teacher, r. 1408 Post
" William, teamster Morton Draying and

Warehouse Co., r. 762 Howard
Kelver Frederick, baker, r. 321i4, 10th rear
Kem John J., policeirian. r. fi7fi Har-ison

W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.

Artistic Tiles,

Plain, Glassed and Decorated.

AMERICAN AND ENGLISH-
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Kemback Christian, teamster R. A. Kershaw, r

307, 4th
Kemble Alfred, oysterman, r. 306yj Jessie
Kemble Edward C, attorney at law, 508 Mont-
gomery, room 9, r. Berkeley
" Thomas R., carpenter and builder, 38 Turk,

r. 926 Minna
" William, carpenter Thomas R. Kemble, r.

212 Hyde
" William R., carpenter, r. 212 Hyde
" W. R. Mrs., dressmaking, 212 Hyde
Kemler Abraham, tailor, r. 942 Folsom

" Isadore, tailor, r. 1044 Howard
Kemline Ludwig, conductor Sutter St. Ry , r.

1312 Baker
Kemme Amelia, widow, r. 41 Hermann
" Glaus B., laborer, r. 120 Francisco
" Henry W., engineer S. F. Stock Brewery, r.
120 Francisco
Kemmerle Martin, cooper Lachman & Jacobi,

r. 945 Banks
Kemp Alfred C, clerk Hongkong and Shanghai
Banking Corporation, r. Oakland
" Brothers (Edward H. and George C), jewel-
ers, 2002 Market
" Charles, teamster South S. F. Packing and

Provision Co., r. Bay View
" Edward H. (Kemp Bros.), r. Alameda
" Edwin J., time keeper, r. 302, 4th
" Ernest J., real estate, r. 2221 Mission
" F. B., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 315 Day
Kemp Frank S., manager St. Nicholas Phar-
macy, 1600 Market, r. 2838 Howard
" George C. (Kemp Bros.), r. 2002 Market
" Henry, driver, r. 460 Clementina
" Heinrich, helper, r. 1022 Bryant
" Henry W., barber John Stahle, r. 39 Turk
" Herman, traveling salesman, r. 1226 Ellis
" Jacob, porter S. P. Co., r. 1207% Mission
" James C, visiting agent Boys and Girls

Aid Society, r. 450 Haight
" John H. (Kemp & Beanston), and salesman

D. N. & E. Walter & Co., r. 23 Hollis
" Joseph, contractor and builder, r. 2221 Mis-
sion
" Margaret Mrs., dressmaking, 450 Haight
" Peter, seaman, r. 314 Brannan
" Peter M., salesman D. N. & E. Walter &

Co., r. 1604 Leavenworth
" Robert, clerk, r. 1045 Market

Kemp van Ee Frederick,

dentist, 1017 Market, bet 6tli and 7tli,
hours 9 a. m. to 6 p. m.

" W. A. Mrs., millinery, 4%, 6th, r. 309 Polk
" Walter E., real estate, 2245 Mission, r. 2221

Mission
" W. H., merchant, r. 39 Turk
" William, seaman, r. 6 Clementina
" William A., plaster decorator, 19 Turk, r.

309 Polk
" & Beanston (John H. Kemp and George A.
Beanston), groceries, 1801 Fillmore
*®=Kemp. See Camp and Kampe
Kempe Eliza M., widow, r. 52^4 Natoma rear

" Henry A., roofer, r. 321/2 Natoma rear
Kempen Charles, cook C. Werner, r. 2424 Mis-
sion
Kemper M. F., motorman Mai-ket St. Ry., r.

3508 Mission
Kemperman Nina A. Miss, asst. bookkeeper W.

H. Nolan & Co., r. Aameda
Kempert Theodore, civil engineer, 10 California,

room 14, r. 209 Minna
Kempf Katherine, widow, r. 730 Gough
4®-Kpmpf. See Kaempff and Kampf

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WILLIAM WOLFF & CO., 329 Market St.

Kempinsky Minnie Mrs., coat maker, r. 834A

Howard
Kempkey August (Kempkey, Gilliam & Saw-
yer), r. East Oakland
Kempkey, Gilham & Sawyer (August Kemp-
key, Frank M. Gilham and William T.
Sawyer), wholesale harness and sad-
dlery, 417-419 Market
Kempner E., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1326
Valencia
" Mark, upholsterer, 1146^/^ Folsom
Kempster Arthur Mrs., r. 908 Powell
" Stephen, car cleaner Market St. Ry., r. SE
cor Cole and Carl
Kempston Walter N., with James L. King, r. 5

Wetmore PI
Kempton Melbourne P., carpenter W. J. Grant,
r. 304b Lily Av
" Walter C. solicitor The Mutual Benefit
Life Insurance Co., r. 1637 Clay
Kems Jacob, laborer Charles Bach, r. 434, 5th
Kenark Jennie, actress, r. Hotel Langham
Kendall Alexander, peddler, r. 112 Alabama
" Alpheus, president Pac. Coast Lumber and
Mill Co. (Oakland), office 40 New Mont-
gomery, r. Oakland
" Belle Mrs., dressmaking, 432 Golden Gate

Av
" Charles, deckhand str Newark, r. Oakland
" Charles E., printer Call
" Charles I., clerk freight auditor's dept. S.

P. Co., r. 510 Clayton
" Edith Miss, artist, r. 108 St. Ann's Bldg
" Edward G., salesman, r. 119 Valparaiso
" Edwin, shoemaker, 635 Mission, r. 120

Moulton Av
" Edwin F., clerk auditing dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. 330 Geary
" Frank, waiter, r. 419 Stockton
" Frank E., foreman Crystal Soda Water
Co., r. 119 Francisco
Kendall Frank I. , real estate and loans, secre-
tary Maricopa and Phoenix and Salt
River Valley Railroad Co., Arizona Tele-
graph Co., and Crescent Gold Quartz
Mining Co., 3 Crocker Bldg, r. 1076, 14th,
Oakland
" Fred E., clerk Evan C. Evans, r. San Mateo
" George H., milk dealer, r. 2117V2 Jones
" George M.. laborer, r. 2605 Hyde
" Henry, machinist Frank Baud
" Henry J., expressman, r. 14 Freelon
" Jerome, carpenter, r. 119 Valparaiso
" J. R., president Electric Placer Mining

Co., 214 Pine, room 35, r. Oakland
" L. Mrs., nurse Old People's Home
" Mary, widow, r. 523 Stevenson
" Nelson C, clerk cashier's dept. Wells

Fargo & Co., r. 53 Supreme Court Bldg
" Sabina, widow, r. 2605 Hyde
" Thomas, painter, r. 20 Bridge PI
" Valentine, pile driver, r. 2213 Larkin rear
" William, bookkeeper John W. Smith, r. 727,

4th
" William I., painter, r. 2605 Hyde
Kendblad Gustave, bakery, 1318 Powell
Kendelborger Emma E. Mrs., matron Hospital
for Children and Training School for
Nurses, 3700 California
Kendig Daniel (Jones & Kendig), r. Oakland
Kendrick Agnes C. Mrs., stenographer Superin-
tendent Schools, r. 2610 Bryant
" Bartholomew, stone cutter, r. 2610 Bryant
" Charles H. T., salesman J. C. Nobmann, r-

313 Laguna
" Elizabeth Miss, nurse St. Luke's Hospital

Kendrick Colin, watchmaker, r. 137V2 Clara
" Jean, widow, r. 3346 Clay
" Josephine Miss, r. 3346 Clay
" Levy J., assayer, r. 137^ Clara
" Mary Miss, saleslady, r. 3610 Bryant
" Michael,'laborer, r. 1359 Minna
" Morris, stone cutter, r. 911 Sanchez
Kendrick Rodney, vice-president and secre-
tary Washington Mill Co., and manager
William J. Adams, 10 Market, r. 3346
Clay
" Thomas H., laborer, r. 312 Laguna
" Thomas I., stone cutter, r. 2610 Bryant Av
" Thomas J., paper hanger, r. 2610 Bryant Av
4®*Kendrick. See McKendrick
Kendrigan John, teamster Michael Sheedy, r.

30 Vernon PI
Kenealey Francis, laborer, r. 9 Fargo PI
" Henry, laborer, r. 9 Fargo PI
" John, laborer, r. 9 Fargo PI
" William J., horseshoer, 818 Buchanan, r.
1023 McAllister
Keneally Charles F., drayman, r. 544 Bryant
" Joseph, teamster Cal. Casket Co., r. 1510

Harrison
" John, carpenter, r. 3008 Folsom
Kenealy Catherine Mrs., r. 20 Louisa
" Kate Mrs., nurse, r. 1612 Green
'• Kate, domestic, 1031 Dolores
" John, laborer, r. 507 Frederick
" John J., clerk Kohlberg, Strauss & Froh-

man, r. Colma, Cal.
" Nicholas, salesman Cartan, McCarthy &

Co., r. 1131/2 Fell
" Thomas, blacksmith, r. 30 Louisa
" William B., master mariner, r. 750 Folsom
4®=Kenealy. See Kenealey, Kennealy and

Kennelly
Kenefick Andrew, r. 126 Ellis
" Bartholomew, pilot, r. 718 Capp
" Cornelius, clerk R. Kenefick, r. 718 Capp
" Patrick, r. 718 Capp

" Richard, groceries and liquors, 3120 Mis-
sion, r. 718 Capp
Kenerleber Annie, domestic, 2115 Pacific Av
Kengla Guida A., salesman J. O'Kane, r. 1611
Clay
" Louis A., physician, 1305'^ Polk, r. 1611
Clay
Kenison Asa H., milkman, r. 302, 25th

" Walter, submarine diver, r. 137, 3d
jfiS^Kenison. See Kennison
Keniston Joseph E., clerk Boston Rubber Shoe

Co.,r. 344, 5th
Kenitzer Charles W. (Kenitzer & Barth), r. 3802
Bush
" & Barth (Charles W. Kenitzer and Her-
mann Barth), architects, 601 California
Kenna Dennis, coremaker Fulton Eng. & Ship
Bldg Wks, r. 1318y2 Florida
" John, driver Henry Stohlmann, r. 17 Isis
" John, laborer, r. 78 Brady
" John, laborer, r. 363 Perry
" Joseph F., architect, 430 Montgomery,

room 38
" Margaret Miss, r. 33 Hubbard
" Patrick, laborer, r. 22 Hubbard
Eenna P. J. G., general insurance broker, 130
Phelan Bldg, and superintendent Centre
Market, r. East Oakland
" Robert, teamster P. J. McCormick, r. 116

Day
" William, millwright Michael O'Brien, r. 22
Hubbard
4®"Kenna. See Kenne, Kenney and Kenny
4®="Kennan. See Keenan
Kennard C. L., plumber, r. 1904 Market
" George W. , r. 320 Noe
" John, electrician, r. 77 Albion Av
" Samuel E., hoseman Engine 7, r. 77 Albion
Av
Kenne Frank G. (Boardman, Kenne & Co.), r.

20411/2 Mission
4®" Kenne. See Kenna and Kenney
Kenneally Mary, domestic, 415 Shrader
" Thomas, clerk, r. 3 Mission Court
Kennealy Kate, domestic Washington Hotel
" MaggieMiss,r. 436 Clementina
" Martin, plasterer, r. 634, 4th

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Kennealy Mary, widow, r. 436 Clementina

" Mary Miss, tailoress, r. 436 Clementina

" Maurice Rev., asst. rector St. Rose's
Church, r. 533 Brannan

" Thomas, blacksmith, 838 Brannan, r. 624,
4th
4®" Kennealy. See Kenealy, Kenneally and

Kennelly
Kennedy A. Mrs., r. 1926 Market

" Albert, candy maker Louis Saroni & Co.,
r. 312 Mason

" Albert B., laborer Jersey Farm Co., r. 350
Tehama

" Albert W., secretary and treasurer Ken-
nedy & Shaw Lumber Co., 405 Mont-
gomery, room 2, r. 3033 California

" Alfred, advertising agent, r. I68J4 Clemen-
tina

" Alfred H., salesman Clabrough, Golcher &
Co., r. 15 Priest

" Alfred J. (Kennedy & Fitzgerald) r. 915
Jessie

" Allan (The Kennedy Co.), r. 1214 Mission

" Angus, carpenter, r. 620 Minna

" Annie, widow, r. cor San Bruno Av and Sil-
ver Av

" Annie, widow, janitress Winfleld Scott
Primary School, r. 2836 Greenwich

" Annie M. Miss, teacher Cooper Primary
School, r. 110 Haight

" Arthur J., with S. F. Lumber Co., r. 1727
Pine

" Arthur S., machinist Joshua Hendy Ma-
chine Wks, r. 3031 Laguna

" B., fireman str Alameda

" Bartholomew, r. Treat Av nrPrecita Av

" Bartholomew, blacksmith, r. 110 Haight

" Belinda, widow, r. 829, 20th

" Benjamin L., collector John J. Newbegin,
r. 1214 Mission

" Bernard, r. 4031/2, 8th

" Bernard, tanner, r. 7th Av South bet M and
N

" B. J., insurance agent Boyd & Dickson, r.
628 Ellis

" Bridget Miss, r. Our Lady's Home

" Bridget, domestic St. Mary's Hospital

" Bridget A., widow, r. 18 Hubbard

" Catherine, widow, r. 35 Louisa

" Catherine^ widow, r. 638 Ellis

" Charles, engineer Market St. Ry., r. 4004
California

" Charles, foreman National Ice Co., r. 4031/2.
8th

" Charles D., superintendent Judson Dyna-
mite and Powder Co., 200 Market, r. Oak-
land

" Charles W., conductor Sutter St. Ry., r.
406 Central Av

" Christopher, machinist Hugh Kennedy, r.
782 Harrison

" Co. The (Allan L. Kennedy and Frederick
T. Knoles), plumbers and electricians,
2007 Fillmore

" Daniel, salesman, r. 630 Minna

" Dennis, r. 1703 Eddy

" Dennis Mrs., widow, r. 1714 Lexington Av

" E. & Co. (Edward Kennedy), groceries, 640
Tennessee

" Edward, r. 2700 Howard

" Edward (E. Kennedy & Co.), r. 640Tennes-

" Edward, butcher, r. 1703 Eddy

" Edward, janitor Hibernia Savings and

Loan Society, r. 16 Gilbert
" Edward B., bartender Albert White, r. 419

East North
" Edward H. (West Coast Top Co.), r. 1219

Mason
" Edward P., carpenter, r. 219 Liberty
" Edward W., manager Great Am. Importing

Tea Co., 617 Kearny, r. 726 Union
" Eliza J., widow, r. 331 Lombard
" Eliza J., domestic, 1032 Leavenworth
" Ellen E., widow, r. 318 Page
" Emma Miss, r. 1109 Bush
" Eugene, lamp lighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,

r. 1435 Market
" Frank, boatman, r. 3 Tremont Av

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,
CARPETS.

Immense Stock of the Latest Patterns.
e>41-<54'7 yviarket St.

Kennedy Frank, clerk, r. 15 Priest
" Frank, wiper Edison Light and Power Co.,

r. 736 Tehama
" Frank P., chipper W. T. Garratt & Co., r.

3541/2 Clara
" Frederick E., r. 1406 Guerrero
" George, bartender, r. 459i/4 Guerrero
" H. A., capitalist, r. 34 Ellis
" Hannah, widow, r. Texas nr 17th, Potrero
" Harry A., clerk Boyd & Dickson, r. 1737

Pine
" Hugh, foreman Truck 3, r. 116 Lily Av
" Hugh, laborer, r. 1114 Tennessee

KENNEDY HUGH,

macMne works, builder of all kinds of
macliinery, repairing of engines,
steam pumps and elevators a spec-
, ialty, 203-205 Main cor Howard, r. 782
Harrison
Kennedy Hugh Jr., machinist Hugh Kennedy, r.
782 Harrison
James, r. 342 Minna
James, bricklayer, r. 403i/4, 8th
James, carpenter, r. 335 Hickory Av
James, civil engineer, r. 1935Devisadero
James, deputy Sheriff, r. 20 Chesley
James, laborer Market St. Ry., r. 6861/2
Minna
Kennedy James, manager O'Connor, Moflatt &
Co., 111-121 Post, r. 431 Oak

" James, plasterer, r. U14i/4 Army

" James, teamster, r. 930i/4 Natoma

" James, waiter Old Peoples' Home

" James Jr. (Kennedy & Burns), r. 9201^ Na-
toma

" James Jr., salesman O'Connor, Moflatt &
Co.,r. 431 Oak

" James C. Mrs., widow, r. 2213 Steiner

" James F., granulation melter U. S. Mint,
r. Oakland

'• James P. (Park & Kennedy), r. 714 Golden
Gate Av

" James T., teamster Roth &Co., r. 309, 5th

" J. D., mate bk Rufus Woods, r. 32 Sacra-
mento

" J. J., clerk Simpson & Millar, r. 305 Larkin

■' John, r. 8 Rincon Court

" John, carpenter, r. 2112 Larkin

" John, driver, r. I6Y2 Sherman

" John, expressman, SE cor 7th and Howard,
r. 738 Harrison

" John, laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli Av

" John, salesman, r. 1703 Eddy

" John, ship carpenter, r. 16 Ford

" John, teamster, r. 30 Chesley

•' John, teamster A. C. Campbell

" John A., machinist, r. 430 Dav

" John A., manager W. H. Nolan & Co., 1023-
1034 Market, r. 638 Ellis

" John D., foreman, r. 1903 Filbert
Kennedy John F. (Morris & Kennedy), and
president Kennedy & Shaw Lumber Co.,
405 Montgomery, room 2, r. 1727 Pine

" John F., clerk B. Philkill, r. 906 Treat Av

" JohnF., horseshoer E. M. Graney, r. 319
Clementina

" John J. (Kennedy & Gray), r. 930/2 Natoma

" John J., bartender H. Atzeroth& Co., r. 1619
Howard

" John J., clerk, r. 606b Shotwell

" John J., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co. r.
Berkeley

" JohnM. (Kennedy &Kolman), 41 Fremont

■' John R., boiler maker ^isdon I. & L. Wks,
r. 335 Beale

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Kennedy Joseph, r. 2 Lick Alley
" Joseph, r. 318 Page
" Joseph, capitalist, r. 34 Ellis
^' Joseph, contractor and builder, 40 New

Montgomery, r. 20% Page
" Joseph, laborer, r. 208. 2d
" Joseph, sawyer, r. 219 Liberty
" Joseph B., law student, r. 628 Ellis
" Joseph J., r. 20 Chesley
" Joseph M., wagon maker, r. 1117, 17th
" Joseph W., manager H. Huddleston & Co.,

2510 Mission, r. 305 Eddy
" Josephine Mrs., teacher Franklin Gram-
mar School, r. 318 Hill
" Josephine, domestic, 1121 Bush
■' Julia, groceries and liquors, NVV cor San-
chez and Clipper
" K. Miss, saleslady Hale Bros., r. 16 Ford
" Kate, widow, r. 3433 Larkin
•' Margaret, widow, r. 17% Tehama rear
" Margaret, widow, r. 249 Pacific
" Margaret, widow, r. 309, 5th
" Margaret A., dressmaker, r. 112 Fair Oaks
" Martin, fireman Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 2211

Greenwich
" Martin, teamster, r. 33 Valley
" Martin J., salesman Raphael Weill &Co.,

r. 1414 Clay
■' Mary, widow, r. 943, 17th
" Mary, domestic, 2197 Devisadero
" Mary Mrs., bakery, 911 Filbert
" Mary A., widow, r. 417 Minna
" Mary J., widow, r. 1228 Page
" Mary J. Miss, r. 1603 Hyde
" Maud R. Miss, school teacher, r. 15 Priest
" Maurice F., cashier Hale Bros., r. 37^4

Louisa
" Mary E. Miss, teacher Mission Grammar

School, r. llOHaight
" Michael, r. I614 Sherman
" Michael, machinist, r. 1552 Kentucky
" Michael, woodworkers. Grave & Co., r. 1121,

17th
" Michael T., foreman McNab & Smith, r.

106 Welsh
Kennedy Mining and Milling Co. (Amador

County), John Barton president, L. F.

Reichling secretary, 404 Montgomery
" Nellie Miss, saleslady Hale Bros., r. 1703

Eddy
" OUie Miss, milliner, r. 739 Harrison
" Owen, plumber, r. 1211 Kearny
" Patrick, r. 20 Chesley
" Patrick, expressman, r. 428 Ringold rear
" Patrick, groceries and liquors, 636 Minna
" Patrick, laborer, r. 506 Napa
" Patrick, laborer, r. 619% Florida
" Patrick, marble cutter, r. 610?^ Natoma
" Patrick H., chair finisher Heywood Bros.

& Co., r. Oakland
■• Patrick J., salesman William ClufECo.,r.

821 Guerrero
" Paul, groceries, 911 Filbert
" Peter, hod carrier, r. 120b Shipley
" Philip, laborer Harbor Commissioners
" Philip A., bartender Edward Burke, r. NW

cor Turk and Steiner
Kennedy P. J., real estate, 11 Montgomery, r.

1516 Taylor
'• Richard, real estate, r. 628 Ellis
" Robert, fireman str Transit, r. 6 Harriet
" Robert V. (R. V. Kennedy & Co.), r. 204

Ellis
" R. T. (R. T. Kennedy Co.), r. Berkeley
Kennedy R. T. Company (R. T. Kennedy),

black and mourning Goods, 22 Geary

Kennedy R. V. & Co. (Robert V. Kennedy), real
estate and insurance agents, 30 Mont-
gomery

" Sadie, domestic, 2728 Howard

" Samuel, molder Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. Ill Church

" Samuel J. Rev., pastor St. John's Presby-
terian Church

" Stephen, cooper, r 16% Sherman

" Thomas, clerk, r. 16% Sherman
Kennedy Tliomas, groceries, NE cor Pacific
and Hyde, r. 1602 Hyde

" Thomas, machinist, r. 603%, 3d

" Thomas, marine fireman, r. 547, 1st

" Thomas, mason, r. 621 Commercial

" Thomas, quartermaster str San Jose

" Thomas, stone sawyer John D. McGilvray
& Co., r. 71 Federal

" Thomas, tankmaker Fulda Bros., r. 1037%
Market

" Thomas, teapacker J. A. Folger & Co., r.
41 Natoma

" Thomas, warehouse foreman W. P. Fuller
& Co., r. 127 Fair Oaks

" Thomas F., r. 982 Howard

" Thomas F., asst. collection clerk First
National Bank, r. 1516 Taylor

" Thomas H.,hackman, r. 231, 2d

" Thomas H., park policeman, r. 1917 Mission

" Thomas H., wood carver West Coast Fur-
niture Co., r. 737 Howard

" Thomas J., r. 16 Ford

" Thomas J., machinist Cahill & Hall Ele-
vator Co., r. 1714 Lexington Av

" Thomas J., maltster Charles Bach, r. 400
Bay

" Timothy P., conductor Market St. Ry., r.
23 Precita Av

" Willard A., barber James L. Richeson, r.
416 Golden Gate Av

" William, r. 507 Fell

" William, bartender, r. 362 Clementina

" William, laborer, r. 72 Brady

" William, laborer, r. Craut nr Marshall

" William, machinist S. P. Co., r. 2016 Fol-
som

" William, wagon maker Corporation Yard
S. F. F. D., r. 1117, 17th

" William G., r. 1117. 17th

" William J. (West Coast Top Co.), r. 9
Langton

" William J., cashier Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co.,
r. 1602 Hyde

" William J., engineer Engine 9, r. 8 Rincon
Court

" William J., engineer Jardine Iron Wks., r.
10 Washington Av

" William J., superintendent Olympic Club

" William J. A., clerk Scully & Son, r. 2433
Larkin

" William L., conductor Sutter St. Ry., r. 603
Central Av

" William L., salesman, r. 739 Harrison

" William N., student, r. 627 Fulton

" William P., wood finisher S. F. Farniture
Mfg. Co., r. leVa Sherman

" William T.. bookkeeper Charles R. Allen,
r. 100 McAllister

" William T., clerk, r. 2836 Greenwich

" William V. (Kennedy & O'Keefe), r. 1707
Eddy

" Zue Mrs., dressmaking, 20% Page

" & Burns (James Kennedy Jr., and Michael
J. Burns), liquors, 1006-1008 Howard

" & Fitzgerald (Alfred J. Kennedy and John
H. Fitzgerald), locksmiths and electri-
cal grinding and saw filing, 45, 11th

" & Gray (John J. Kennedy and Frank J.
Gray), attorneys at law, 319 Pine, rooms
54-55

•• & Kolman (John M. Kennedy and William
Kolman), agents Star Placer and Amal-
gamator Machine Co., 41 Fremont ■

" & O'Keefe (William V. Kennedy and John
F. O'Keefe), groceries and liquors, 1027
Pierce

• & Shaw Lumber Co., J. F. Kennedy presi-
dent, A. W. Kennedy secretary and
treasurer, office 405 Montgomery, room 2

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891

Kennelly Cornelius, laborer, r. 1504 Kentucky
" Daniel, helper Risdon I. and L. Wks., r. 35

Moss
" Dennis, expressman, r. 64 Brady
" Edward J., manufacturers' agent, 119

Bush, r. 1112 Sacramento
" Hannah Mrs., r. 1112 Sacramento
4®"Kennelly. See Kenealy and Kennealy
Kenner Joseph, laborer, r. 156 Tehema
Kennerson Sophia G., widow, r. 1613 Van Ness

Av
" William, engineer, r. 324 Pennsylvania Av
Kennett Arthur, candymaker Louis Saroni &

Co., r. 726 Harrison
" Ella J., stenographer Sanborn, Vail & Co.,

r. 30 Silver
" Luther W. (Kennett & Jones), r. 607 Stan-

yan
" William, stove mounter W. W. Montague

& Co.. r. 38 Silver
" & Jones (Luther W. Kennett and Rodney

C. Jones), photographers, B nr Ocean

Boulevard and S s Haight bet Clayton

and Cole
Kenney Andrew, hackman, r. 205, 3d
" Arthur E., conductor Sutter St. RR, r.

2526^4 Sutter
" Bernard, r. 654 Jessie
" Catherine, widow, r. 127, 8th
" Charles, r. 1311 Butte
" Charles, machinist, r. 8 Anthony
" Charles T., shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg

&Co.,r. 127,8th
" David F., butcher, 495, 4th, r. 803 Harrison
" Edward, salesman, r. 520 Bush
'• Elizabeth, domestic, 7071^4 Laguna
" Ellen T., widow, r. 61 State
" Francis A., lumberman E. K. Wood Lum-
ber Co., r. 61 State
" Frank T., receiver Geary St. RR., r. 312,

4th Av
" George, machinist, r. 1035, 19th
" George G., plumber, r. 601a Fell
" Harry, barber, r. 115 Fillmore
" Helen T., widow, r. 61 State
" James, laborer, r. 523, 7th rear
" Jerome, machinist First St. Wks, Union I.

Wks, r. 5281/2 Valencia
" John, r. 104 Fair Oaks
" John, r. 205, 3d
■' John, assistant superintendent Engines

Corporation Yard S. F. F. D., r. 1035, 19 th
" John, fireman str Encinal, r. Oakland
" John, groceries and liquors, 1406 Pacific
" John F., clerk Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.

127, 8th
" John H., compositor A. J. Leary Co., r. 61

State
" John J., clerk Ring Bros., r. 1035, 19th
" John J., collector, r. 74 Caselli Av
" John J., grading contractor, 26th Av nr

Point Lobos Av
" John J., storekeeper, r. 3 Douglass
" John W., engineer, r. 115 Fillmore
" John W. Jr., helper Gulick & Wetherbee,

r. 115 Fillmore
" Joseph, clerk, r. 1035, 19th
" Joseph F., salesman P. H. Livingston, r.

530 Bush
" Katie Miss, shoe fitter, r. 4 Chattanooga
" Kittle Miss, hairdresser, r. 1106J4 Potrero

Av
" Lillie Miss, carder Golden Gate Woolen

Mills, r. 1107 Florida
" Luke, elevatorman, r. 3 Douglass
" Mamie Miss, r. 1106>^ Potrero Av
" Margaret, r. 748 Folsom
" Mary, widow, r. 110654 Potrero Av
" Michael, coremaker, r. 486 Natoma
" Michael, dryer La Grande Laundry
" Michael, park policeman, r. 668 Harrison
" Nellie Miss, dressmaker, r. IIO614 Potrero

Av
" Owen, porter Occidental Hotel
" Patrick, r. 407, 28th
" Patrick, driver J. J. Kenney, r. 26th Av nr

Point Lobos Av
" Patrick, machinist, r. 8 Anthony
" Patrick, starcber La Grande Laundry

Kenney Patrick, tanner Isaac Levy, r. 518
Oak

" Patrick, teamster, r. 624 Fulton

" Peter, laborer, r. 2313 Larkin

" Richard T., asst. baggage agent S. P. Co.,
r. Oakland

" Robert E., clerk, r. 26th Av nr Point Lobos
Av

" Stephen, r. 601a Fell

" Thomas, cook, r. 113 Oregon

" Thomas, laborer, r. 241,5th

" Thomas, salesman Stevenson & Co., r. 1107
Florida

" Thomas F., clerk Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 3
Douglass

" William, helper William F. Wilson, r. 115
Fillmore

" William, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 1040
York

" William, pressman Brunt, r. 748 Folsom

" William, seaman, r. 726 Folsom

" William A., clerk Nathan Cohen, r. 405
Kearny

" William J. (Kenney & Payton), r. 24 Pros-
per

" William T., clerk A. & T. Weil & Co., r. 26th
Av nr Point Lobos Av

" Winnifred M. Miss, stenographer, r. 26th
Av nr Point Lobos Av

" & Payton (William J. Kenney, George W.
Payton), bicycles, 519 Valencia and Ful-
ton nr 6th Av
Kenney & Wells, Charles B. Wells successor,
parquetry or inlaid floors, fretwork and
grilles, 422 Sutter, telephone Main 1882
and frame and picture department. Em-
porium Bldg
>e®°"Kenney. See Kenna, Kenne, Kenny, Kin-
ney and Kinnie
Kenngott Frederick, tanner Norton Tanning

Co., r. 24th bet Kansas and Vermont
Kennifl Andrew, foreman nailer Union Box Fac-
tory, r. 1417 Mason

" Boswell, clerk, r. 1004 Valencia

" Cornelius A., clerk Neustadter Bros., r.
1136 Pacific

" Jeremiah J., frame mounter, r. 1004 Valen-
cia

" J. J. Mrs., artist, 1004 Valencia

" Joseph, engineer, r. 39;^ Zoe

" Rolland, clerk, r. 1004 Valencia
4®=-Kennifl. See Connifl and Cunnifl
Kennison J. Fred, chief clerk H. K. Belden, r.

Oakland
4®=Kennison. SeeKenison
Kenniston A., r. 710 Van Ness Av
Kenny Alfred J., bookkeeper Charles Bliss, r. 37
Morris Av

" Christopher, painter, r. 116, 9th

" Dennis, r. 2OV2 Oak Grove Av

" D. M., melter Occidental Foundry, r. 223
Langton

" Edward, contractor, r. 2733 Pine

" Edward C, truckman Truck 1, r. 22 O'Far-
rell

" Edward (Kenny & McHugh), r. 3733 Pine

" Elizabeth, widow, dressmaker, r. 214 Perry

" Ellen, widow, r. 1118 Kearny rear

" Emma Miss, r. SW cor Buena Vista Av
and South Broderick

" Florence Miss, telephone operator, r. 1606
Leavenworth

" Francis H., foreman Engine 9, r. 449^/4, 3d

" Frank C, bookkeeper G. C. Hall & Son, r.
35 Oak Grove Av

" Frank J., boiler maker, r. 37 Morris Av

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900 Battery St. TeL Main 1864.

DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF

FOREIGN ^^ DOMESTIC GOAL.

Family Trade a Specialty.

Kenny Frederick, painter S. P. Co., r. 9 Elgin

Park Av
" George G., clerk U. S. Customs, r. Oakland
" Harry F., lineman Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., i

1606 Leavenwortti
" Isabelle, widow, r. 4 Chattanooga
" James, broom sorter Cal. Broom Mfg. Co,

r. 143^2, nth
" James, dairyman, cor Amherst and Silli-

man
" James, painter, r. 203 Turk
" James, stock clerk James De La Montanya

r. 668 Harrison
" James Jr., driver James Kenny, r. cor Am-
herst and Silliman
" James E., liquors, 448 Valencia, r. 14 Capp
" James F., decorator, 6 Golden Gate Av rear
" James J., electrician, r. 2308 Fillmore
" Jeremiah, foreman Kenny & McHugh, r.

2123 Turk
" John, bartender, r. 743 Tehama
" John, laborer, r. 404 Maryland
" John, printer, r. 105 New Montgomery
Kenny John, wholesale liquors, 605 Front, r.

1332 Nebraska
" John F.,r. 2206 Geary
" John F., coremaker Risdon I. & L. Wks,

r. 223 Langton
" John J. (Rose & Kenny), attorney at law,

305 Larkin, r. 1022 Pacific
" John J., rubber worker Bowers Rubber Co.,

r. 44, 6th
" John M., clerk John Kenny, r. 1333 Ne-
braska
" Johns., tailor, 9 Geary
" Joseph, clerk Dwyer & Co., r. 652!4 Minna
" Joseph, helper William A. Schrock
" Kearn, real estate agent, 765 Market room

2
" Louis J., r. 143%, Hth
" Maggie Mrs., r. 1431^, 11th
" Mary, widow, r. 319 Langton
" Mary, widow, r. 402 Octavia
" Matthew, r. 1087 Broadway
" Mazie Miss, stenographer, r. 20% Oak

Grove Av
" Michael, laborer, r. Cable Hotel
" Michael, teamster, r. 707 Tennessee
" Nellie, widow, r. 14 Capp
" Nellie, widow, r. 1606 Leavenworth
" Owen, driver Thomas Kelly, r. 1629 Pine
" Patrick, conductor Market St. Ry, r. 2556

Greenwich
" Patrick, laborer, r. 1106 Tennessee
" Patrick, longshoreman, r. 41 Williamson
" Patrick H., capitalist, 512 Montgomery, r.

413 Jones
" Peter C, clerk August Strand, r. 44, 3d
" Robert, wrapper D. M. Moran & Co., r. 318,

11th Av
" Theresa, widow, r. 37 Morris Av
" Thomas, cook str Farallon
" Thomas, stableman W. McCafferty, r. 2428

Mission
■' Thomas, teamster D. F. Gallagher, r. 1510

Folsom
" Thomas J., gripman Market St. Ry, r. 12

Bowie Av
" Timothy J., laborer, r. 28% Bluxome
" William, fireman, r. 419 Brannan
" William, helper Leroy Newton, r. 1118

Kearny
•' William F., bookkeeper, r. 322 Turk
" William J., decorator James F. Kenny, r. 6

Golden Gate Av rear
" William R., carpenter, r. 232, 8th Av

Kenny & McHugh (Edward Kenny and Owen

McHugh), grading contractors, NE cor

10th Av and Fulton
4®="Kenny. See Kenna, Kenne, Kenney and

Kinney
Kent Alfred G., bookkeeper United Carriage Co.,

r. 137% Perry
" Alva J., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 894

Green
" Carrie E. Mrs., varieties, 1035 Folsom
" Charles, seaman str Santa Rosa
" Charles L., bookkeeper S. F. News Co., r.

1409 Bush
Kent Daniel M., mining secretary, 330 Pine,

rooms 34-36, r. Oakland
" Edgar, carpenter, r. 1035 Folsom
" Elizabeth, domestic, 2232 Pacific Av
" E. W., musician, r. 39, 4th
" Frank, r. 348 Grove
" Frank B., conductor, r. 407, 30th
" G., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill
" George, engineer, r. NE cor Fillmore and

Chestnut
" George, laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli Av
" George, teamster, r. 54 Sacramento
" George C, cutter U. S. Mint, r. 106, 11th
" George F., r. 22, 13th
" Hannah, widow, r. 130 Diamond
" Harrison C, clerk H. B. Mayhew & Co., r.

438 Geary
" Harry S., messenger Pac. Transfer Co., r.

Oakland
" Hugh A., r. 407, 30th
" James B., clerk Market St. Ry., r. 314

Haight
" James E. (J. E. Kent & Co.), r. 1035 Fol-
som
" J. E. & Co. (James E. Kent and George M.

Wright), contractor and builders, 1817

Polk
" Lubricant Co., C. K. Harmon agent, 22 Jes-
sie
" Lyle S.,r. 894 Green
" Maggie, clerk, r. 1031 Noe
" Olir, physician with J. Milton Bowers, 124

O'Farrell
" Sallie M., widow, r. 894 Green
" Samuel H., carpenter and builder, 40 New

Montgomery, r. 614 Sutter
" Scott, porter Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r. 407,

30th
Kent Thaddeus B., surveyor San Francisco

Savings Union, NE cor California and

Webb, r. 603 Jessie
" Thomas E., shirt manufacturer and tailor,

597 Mission, r. Oakland
Kent Thomas R., secretary F. A. Robbing Press

Works, 324 Fremont, r. 314 Haight
Kentfield Edward E. (John Kentfleld & Co.), r.

331 Fremont
" John Mrs., widow, r. 333 Fremont
Kentfield John & Co. (E. E. Kentfield), lumber

and shipping. 318 Steuart
Kentley Frederick R., teamster Western Meat

Co.,r. 33 Valley
" Wellington, with George H. Stevens, r. 33

Valley
Kenton Frank, teamster, r. 1410 Folsom
Kentra Antone, cook Nicholas Rudonick, r. 253

Stevenson
" Joseph, shoemaker, r. 253 Stevenson
Kentuck Consolidated Mining Co. (Gold Hill,

Nev.), Richard E. Kelly president, Au-
gustus Waterman secretary, 23-24

Nevada Block
Kentucky Home, Sass Bros, proprietor, 1530

Kentucky
Kentzell Charles, cook, r. 717% Bush rear
" James R., clerk Bass-Heuter Paint Co.,

r. 1321% Broadway
" James W., collector S. F. Gas Light Co.

and foreman Truck 4, r. 1321% Broadway
" John W., gas fitter Thomas Day & Co., r.

1614% Bush
•' Joseph E., clerk S. P. Co., r. 317%, 5th
" Robert W., driver, r. 812, 22d
" Theodore B., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r.

1908% Larkin
Kenville Frank, policeman, r. 542 Sanchez

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Kenward Charles W., teamster Gal. Construc-
tion Co., r. 530, 17th
" Walter, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 33
Clementina
Kenwood Land Co., D. M. Carman president,
John H. Gilmore secretary, 321 Mont-
gomery
Kenyon Curtis G., physician and surgeon, office
and r. 901 Sutter, hours until 9 a. m. and
1 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. m., surgeon to St.
Luke's Hospital
" George, messman str Walla Walla
" Jessie V., widow, r. 735 Geary
Kenze P., coal passer str Australia
Kenzler J., huttermaker X L Dairy Co., r. cor

31st and Folsom
Keogan John P., clerk ticket auditor's dept. S.

P. Co.,r. ISHollis
Keogh Austin, lumber surveyor, 9 Mission, r.
257, nth
" Chester W., stenographer Blake & Har

rison, r. 2512 Clay
" Edward, painter, r. 1408 Guerrero
" John A., musician, r. 630 Douglass
'< John B., clerk, r. 2960b Folsom
" Maggie, tailoress, r. 547 Minna
" Maria, widow, r. 3512 Clay
" Michael, r. 547 Minna
" Thomas A., attorney at law, 116 Crocker

Bldg, r. 1327 Jackson
•' Walter, clerk, r. 2512 Clay
" William, painter Standard Oil Co., r. 634,
4th
igS'Keogh. See Kehoe and Keough
Keoghn James, operator, r. 12414 Bernard
" Thomas, laborer, r. 1241?4 Bernard
" Thomas Jr., plumber W. S. Ray Mnfg Co.,
r. 12414 Bernard
'Keohane Jeremiah, laborer, r. 1110 Tennessee
Keone John T., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.

1336, 26th
Keonest Charles, ice packer Consumers Ice Co.
Keough Frank F., plumber Patrick T. Waters,
r. 239, 8th
" James, expressman, r. Clinton Park and

Guerrero
" John, laborer, r. 829 Stevenson
" Lance R., r. 1507 Washington
" T. B. Mrs., r. 1114 Jackson
" Thomas, r. 1507 Washington
" William J., bookbinder, r. 1114 Jackson
4S="Keough. See Kehoe and Keogh
Kepfler Anna J., widow, r. 632 Eddy
" Louis C. traveling salesman Holt Bros.
Co., r. 622 Eddy
Kepner Edgar S., baker, 16 City Hall Square, r.

431a Turk
Keppel Derrick P., r. 3116 Bush
" James J., brigadier Salvation Army, 1139

Market, r. East Oakland
" Mary Mrs., shirt finisher, r. 1460 Minna
" Mary Mrs., superintendent Salvation Army
Children's Home, 338 Bryant, r. Oakland
" Mary A., widow, r. 1858 Minna
Keppen William, waiter, r. 225 Stevenson
Keppich Bela, solicitor Daily Report Publish-
ing Co., r. 1010 Bush
Keppler Louis, bookkeeper Fisher Packing Co.,

r. 329, 21st
Ker Charles E., foreman Union I. Wks Shop
Mail Dock, r. 1501 Steiner
" Robert M., mechanical optician Cal. Opti-
cal Co., r. 520 Jones
Kerbaugh Joseph D., miner, r. 824i/4 Filbert
Kerbin John A., clerk, r. 3118 Howard
Kerby John V., newspaper carrier, r. 38 Hill
" Joseph F., foreman composing room Moni-
tor, r. 38 Hill
" Thomas, r. 38 Hill
4®" Kerby. See Curby and Kirby
Kerchoff Matthew, beamster South S. F. Tan-
nery
Kerdell Edward, box maker F. Korbel & Bros. .
r. 717 Golden Gate Av
" Tony (Donohue & Kerdell), r. 1341 Hayes
KerekesCarl, tanner S. Bloom & Sons, r. 3009%

Harrison
Kerlin George B., r. 21 Hawthorne

i, plasterer, r. 2537 Mission

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

China and Japan Mattings.

Cboice Assortmeot of
Novelties.

S^I-S^T- tVlARKET ST.

Kerlinger Austin H., teamster Austin & Co., r.

118c Clara
Kermode Louise Mrs., r. 1613 Folsom
Kern Albert, blacksmith H. M. Black & Co., r.
1127 Florida
" Anna M., widow, r. 751, 18th
" Charles A., special examiner drugs U. S.

Customs, r. 423 Golden Gate Av
" Charles J., carpenter, r. 751, 18th
" Charles L., porter Deming-Palmer Mill-
ing Co., r. 2201 Geary
" Christopher F., manager Viticultural Ci-
gar Store, 315-317 Pine, r. 1012 Castro
Kern County Canal and Water Co., Lloyd
Tevis president, F. G. Drum secretary,
30 Mills Bldg, 9th floor
Eem County Land Co., Lloyd Tevis president,
F. G. Drum secretary, 30 Mills Bldg, 9th
floor
" Edward W., carpenter, r. 711 Hampshire
" Franz, proprietor The Columbus, 230a

O'Farrell
" Frederick W., carpenter and builder, 40

New Montgomery, r. 3018, 17th
" George A., brewer, r. 335, 12th
' ' George W. , helper Edison Light and Power

Co., r. 372 Jessie
" Henry (Kern & Eibach), r. 11 Locust
" James, longshoreman, r. 1110 Hampshire
" John C. (L. Goldstein & Co.). r. 242 Taylor
" Lewis A., carpenter, r. 632, 17th
" Margaret, widow, r. 751, 18th
" Mary, domestic, 743 Harrison
" Max, liquors, 505 Pacific
" Morris J., ticket clerk S. P. Co., and treas-
urer Pac. Electric Motor Co., 12 Annie,
r. 719 Grove
" Oscar, student, r. 423 Golden Gate Av
" Philip, waiter, r. 502 Washington
" Philipp C, wig maker Goldstein & Cohn, r.

540 Stevenson
" Valley Water Co., Charles Z. Merritt sec-
retary, office 508 California, room 16
" William (Strecker&Kern), r. 1516 Franklin
Eem & Eibach (Henry Kern and Charles
Eibach), interior decorators, 105 Dono-
hoe Bldg
^ff- Kern. See Kearn

Kernan Edward A., varnisher, r. 1622 Laguna
" Edward J., bookbinder, r. 2017 Webster
" James, hackman United Carriage Co., r.

915 Folsom
" Maggie, domestic, 1123 California
" Mary Mrs., janitress Pacific Avenue Pri-
mary School, r. 1510V4 Broadway
" Peter, clerk, r. 297 Clementina
'' Thomas, salesman Hausmann Bros., r.

944 Geary
" Thomas B., messenger U. S. Customs, r.

123 Stockton
" Thomas F., guard County Jail 3, r. 225
Duncan
4@=" Kernan. See Kiernan
Kernell Andrew J., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

3408 California
jg®" Kernell. See Carnall, Carnell and Cornell
Kerner Frederick S., barber Robert T. Brodek,
r. 324 Turk
" Harry J., foreman Chas. M. Plum & Co., r.

6 Octavia
" Louis P., clerk G. H. Umbsen & Co., r. 11
Pearl
Kerns Ellen, widow, r. 630 Eddy
" George, salesman, r. 24 Masonic Av
" John B., foreman, r. 220 Sanchez
" Lizzie Miss, furnished rooms, 608 Geary

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Kerns Ricliard W., jeweler Isaac Hassen, r. 334

Kearny
" Thomas, clerk, r. 3030 Pine
" William C, attorney at law, r. 37 Willow

Av
j8®= Kerns. See Calms and Kearns
Kerr Andrew, fireman str Newsboy, r 314, 1st
" Andrew, yardman Central Coal Co., r. 123

Eugenia Av
" Annie, widow, r. 663 Harrison
" Catherine, r. 1877 Mission
" Catherine G. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1033

Laguna
" Celia Miss, tailoress, r. 313 Grove
" Charles, plumber Henry Williamson
" David, carriage and wagon maker, 47-49

Beale, r. 815, 31st
" David, conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1233a

Broadway
" David H., bookkeeper American Bank and

Trustee, r. 815, 31st
" Earl, vice-president William Kerr Co., r.

915 Battery
" Edward (Ledyard & Kerr), r. 1039a Dolores
" Edward Mrs., widow, r. 1826 San Carlos Av
" Frederick, motorman S. F. & S. M. Ry., r.

32 Old San Jose Road
" George T., carpenter Friedrichs Bros., r. 19

Johnston Av
" Henry J., plumber F. Raisch, r. 110 Clinton
" Isabelle, widow, r. 338 Fremont
" Isabelle Miss, teacher music, r. 328 Fre-
mont
" Jacob, baker, r. 230 Gough
" James, bookkeeper Minaker & Welbank,

r. 515b Filbert
•' James, clerk H. K. Belden, r. 717 Post
» James, machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks., r.

1531/2. 3d
" James, yardman Wainwright & Easton, r.

26 Sacramento
" James A., merchandise broker, 116 Cali-
fornia, room 10, r. 807 California
" James A., teacher music, 1335 Folsom
" James W. (Steiger & Kerr), r. 1738 Golden

Gate Av
" Jennings B., salesman Mohns & Kalten-

bach
" John, hackman Plaza, r. 110 Clinton
" John, laborer, r. 130b Church
" John, machinist Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg

Wks., r. 1327 Rhode Island
" John, special policeman, r. Ill Wildey
" John, waiter str Farallon, r. 533 Commer-
cial
" John, wood and coal, 313 Tehama, r. 935

Sacramento
" John P., 3d engineer str Transit, r. 144

Chestnut
" Joseph, wood worker Carvill Mfg. Co., r.

110 Clipper
" Joseph M., bartender John F. Farley, r. 19

Clara
" Margaret, widow, r. 1826 San Carlos Av
" Mark B., civil engineer, 403 Front, r.

Golden Gate, Cal.
" Martin, r. 663 Harrison
" Martin E., cellarman Lachman & Jacobi,

r. 518, 3d
" Matthew, liquors, 116 Leidesdorff, r. 19

Clara
" Matthew Jr., pressman, r. 19 Clara
" Matthew T., engineer, r. Uth Av South

nr P
" Michael, motorman Market St. Ry., r. 1306

Grove

Kerr Patrick, carpenter, r. 727 Franklin
" Peter, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 130b

Church
" Robert G., teamster, r. 901 Battery
" Robert H., boiler maker Fulton Eng. &

Ship Bldg Wks., r. 328 Fremont
" Robert H., drug clerk, r. 3 Pearl
" Sarah J., domestic, 631 O'Farrell
" Thomas, r. 518, 3d
" Thomas, foreman Odd Fellows' Cemetery,

r. 19 Johnston Av
" Thomas B., salesman Pa yot,Upham & Co.,

r. 337 Fremont
" Thomas C, cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r.

518, 3d
" Thomas H., bookkeeper McMurphy & Mc-

Evoy, r. 1154^4 Folsom
" William, bartender Thomas Brennan, r.

NE cor 30th and San Jose Av
" William, gardener, r. 1324 Turk
Kerr William, president William Kerr Co., 903

Battery, r. Santa Cruz, Cal.
" William Jr., teamster, r. 901 Battery
" William C, collector James A. Kerr, r. 807

California
Kerr William Company, William Kerr presi-
dent. Earl Kerr vice-president, Freder-
ick M. Berryman secretary, teamsters,

903 Battery
" William J., blacksmith Johnsen& Gogan,

r. 110 Clinton
" William J., carpenter, r. 518, 3d
" William R., cooper Cal. Barrel Co. r. Ubiy^

Folsom
" William W., physician, 538 Sutter
J(®-Kerr. See Ker
Kerran William, r. 501 Napa
Kerrell Albert Daw (Kerrell & Co.), r. 1313 Guer-
rero
" A. G. Daw, clerk general passenger agent's

office S. P. Co., r. 1312 Guerrero
Kerrell & Co. (Albert Da w-Kerrell), sole agents

Royal Kallisozon Co. (of London, Eng.),

143 Phelan Bldg
Kerresk J., r. 220, 3d
Kerrigan Alice, domestic, r. 1 Regli PI
" Ambrose, r. 547 Mission
" Annie Miss, tailoress, r. 8 San Antonio
Kerrigan Charles, commission merchant, 109

California, room 6, r. 313 Steiner
" Cornelius, longshoreman, r. 633, 3d
" Daniel, steel worker Pac. Roll. Mill, r.

111714 Tennessee
" David H., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,

r. 15351/2 Market
" Edward, butcher, r. 331, 12th
" Edward J., machine hand P. F. Nolan &

Co., r. 314 Chenery
Kerrigan Frank H., presiding Justice of the

Peace, New City Hall, 1st floor, ofiQce 35

Mills Bldg, 6th floor, r. 918 Hyde
" Frank W., laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r.

102 1/2, 23d
" James, laborer, r. 314 Chenery
" James J., stonecutter, r. 1133;^, 24th
" James T., shoemaker Buckingham&Hecht,

r. 1021/2, 23d
" John, helper Selby Smelting and Lead

Co., r. 20 Willow Av
" John, porter Hotel, St. Nicholas
" John A., distributor La Grande Laundry,

r. 1550, 17th
" John J., hackman, r. 3 August Alley
" John K., clerk, r. 12 Leroy PI
" Margaret, chiropodist, 13 Leroy PI
" Martin, coursing, r. 447% Guerrero
" Mary, domestic, r. 1 Regli PI
" Matthew J., machine hand J. C. Nolan &

Co., r. 307a Powell
" Michael J., tailor, 81, 4th, r. 335 Minna
" Owen, maltster Hibernia Brewery
" Owen, steel worker Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 1107

Tennessee
" Patrick, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r.

361, 1st
" Patrick, repairer Market St. Ry., r. 22%

Hayes
" Patrick H., copyist County Clerk's oflQce,

r. 647 Stevenson

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Kerrigan Philip, painter, r. 127'/^ Shipley
" Thomas, hostler James P. Guerln, r. 342,

4th
" William, teamster, r. 633, 3d
" William, teamster, r. 1327a Minna
4®" Kerrigan. See Carrigan
Kerris Aloys, fisherman, r. 11 Clay
Kerrison Edmund P., manager Plummer Bros.,
14-16 Spear, r. 127 Vioksburg
George E., guard wagon dept. Wells, Fargo

& Co., r. Army nr Treat Av
Robert E., porter Redington & Co., r. Berke-
ley
Robert F., porter postofflce, r. Army nr

Treat Av
Robert J., policeman, r. 511b Castro
Stephen H., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
18 Birch Av

" William H., superintendent wagon dept.
Wells, Fargo & Co., r. Berkeley
Kerruish Edward J., clerk Neustadter Bros., r.

1009, 20th
Kershaw Millie Miss, teacher Horace Mann
Grammar School, r. 706b Guerrero
" Roger A., coal and asphaltum, 117-119 How-
ard, r. Oakland
Kersinski M., laborer, r. Ellsworth nr Cortland

Av
Kerss Thomas, carpenter McFarland Bros., r.

968 Harrison
Kerstegely Kristaft, restaurant, 1805 Haight
Kersten Virginia, widow, r. 1217 Kearny
Kertell J. *M., clerk R. E. Schulz, r. 705 Cali-
fornia
Kerth John G., traveling salesman John Wie-
land Brewery, r. 529a 18th
" Louis, washer John Wieland Brewery, r.
529a 18th
Kervan Clara, widow, r. 417 Franklin
" Ida M. Miss, teacher Washington Gram-
mar School, r. 610 Powell
" Thomas L., carpenter, r. 610 Powell
Kerwin Frank J., car repairer S. P. Co., r. 967
Mission
" John A., clerk local freight office S. P. Co..

r. 2118 Howard
" Kate, widow, r. 220 Ritch rear
" Louis J., dental student, r. 218 Chatta-

" Martin, reporter News Letter

" Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 2408 California

" Patrick, clerk local freight ofQce S. P. Co.,

r. 553, 4th
" Thomas, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 21

Langton
» Thomas I., bookkeeper, r. 218 Chattanooga
" Thomas J., teamster Gloss & Mullaney, r.

Sunshine Court
" William, blacksmith, r. 504 Napa
4®" Kerwin. See Kirwan and Kirwin
Kerz Frank, groceries, 541 Geary, r. 513 O'Far-

rell
Keseling Frank, motorman Market St. Ry., r.

David J., compositor, r. 1013 Sacramento
" Frederick D., asst. O'Connor, Moffatt&Co.,

r. 14 Salina PI
" Herman, waiter The Louvre, r. 633 Ellis
" Louis, harness maker William A. Schrock
" Martin, salesman J. Seidl&Co., r. 29 Lang-
ton
Kessack George, watchman W. W. Montague &

Co.,r. 1423 Polk
Kessel August, gardener St. Joseph's Home
Hospital
" Henry J., gardener, r. 27th Av nr Point

Lobos Av
" Jacob, florist, Marshall nr Congdon
" Wilhelm, seaman, r. 328 Drumm
Kesseler Charles E., onyx worker J. & F. Kes-
seler, r. 1912 Lexington Av
" Francis (J. & F. Kesseler), r. 1912 Lexing-
ton Av
" Francis A., foreman J. &F. Kesseler, r. 325
Fair Oaks
Kesseler J. & F. (Joseph and Francis), onyx
works, 11 City Hall Square
" Joseph (J. & F. Kesseler), r. 1912 Lexing-
ton Av

Apache,

Kesseler Louis, deckhand

Prospect Av
4®~Kesseler. See Kessler
Kessing Charles, clerk, r. 84 Belcher
" Charles B., clerk, r. 82 Belcher
" Emma Mrs., hairdressing, 131 Larkin
" George M., insurance solicitor, 423 Califor-
nia, r. 131 Larkin
" John E., bookkeeper Luke G. Sresovich &

. Co., r. 961 Harrison
" John H., fish, 7 Clay St. Market, r. 963 Har-
rison
" Louis B., collector, r. 1219 Mission
" Mary Mrs., r. 1219 Mission
" William H., bookkeeper, r. 559 Stevenson
Kessler August, bookkeeper B. Salles & Co., r.
Oakland
" Benjamin, shoemaker, r. De Wolf nrSickles

Av
" Carl, bartender B. C. Eyerman, r. 105 New

Montgomery
" Edward, nurse German Hospital
" Edwin, r. 2218 Van Ness Av
" Henry, foreman Atlas Iron Wks, r. 30934

Sanchez
' ' Martin, machinist Clot & Meese, r. 242 Clara
" Richard T. (Kessler & Co.), r. 221 Polk
" & Co. (Richard T. Kessler), bitters, 410Mc-
AUister
>6S"Kessler. See Kesseler
Kessner Henry, cigar maker, r. 908 Laguna
" Mary Miss, upholsterer, r. 908 Laguna
" Pauline, widow, r. 908 Laguna
" Samuel, watchmaker, r. 908 Laguna
Kestel Adolph, bartender Anton Stier, r. 313
Shotwell
" George, salesman T. A. Burns, r. 457 Stev-
enson
Kester John H., engineer Frank A. Geier, r. 27c

4»-Kester. See Kister

Kestler Henry, maltster John Wieland Brew-
ery, r. 714 Vassar PI

Kestner Herriman, laborer Pac. Sheet Metal
Wks, r. 421, 6th

Ketch Joseph, carpenter, r. 235 Stevenson

Ketchum William A., clerk Victor Trespaille.
r. 1915 Mission

Ketels Gustav S., clerk J. H. VoUers, r. 973 Har-
rison
" Martin N., seaman, r. 4'/^ Glover

Ketler William J., r. 1588 Fulton

Ketteler William, cook Bon & Weisgerber, 118,
4th

Kettelsen J., seaman U. S. lighthouse tender
Madrone

Kettelson August, helper Edison Light and
Power Co., r. 138 Townsend
" Barbara, domestic, 108 Chattanooga
" Murray, boatbuilder, r. 171 Perry

Ketterer Andreas, proprietor North Beach
Hotel, NW cor Mason and Bay

Kettle Mary, widow, r. 508 Fell
" William, butcher W. D. Wilson, r. 508 Fell

>W=-Kettle. See Kittle

Kettlewell Joseph A., salesman J. B. Russell, r.
St. Helena, Cal.

Kettner George, cooper Jackson Brewing Co., r.
3918 Pierce

Keudell Frederick, bartender Holler & Jobst, r.
7 Chapultepec

Keuerleber Frederick W., bartender, r. 1423^4
Hayes

Kevin Bartholomew, liquors, 1701 Market

Keville John, fireman str Pomona, r. 8 Harriet
" Michael, teamster, r. 29 Victor

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Kevlln John, r. 28 Landers
" William, sawyer Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 28
Landers
Kewell Charles H. (Charles H. Kewell Co.), r.
1738 Stevenson
" Charles H. Co. (Charles H. Kewell), manu-
facturers fishing tackle, 1500 Market
" Frederick W., cashier Wempe Bros., r.
1738 Lexington Av
Kewin Margaret, widow, r. 120 Julian Av
" William C, bookkeeper J. St. Denis & Co.,
r. 120 Julian Av
Kewish J. T., foreman Arizona Warehouse
Kewitz Charles (Gunther & Kewitz), r. 429 Bush
Kewley Philip, wheelwright, r. 861 Maket
Kewnig John, wood and ivory turner, 10 Steven-
son, r. 281 Prospect Av
Key Daniel M., attorney at law, 16 Nevada
Block, r. 836, 17th
" Eva J. Mrs., lodgings, 9 Powell
" John W., dentist, 1122 Market
" Thomas B., dentist, 9 Powell
Keyaert Bastian (Keyaert & Manetta), r. Oak-
land
" & Manetta (Bastian Keyaert and J. E.
Manetta), proprietors Artistic Decora-
tion Co., 253 Stevenson
Keyer Charles J., salesman Charles Lyons, r.
211/2 Shotwell
" John, engineer S. P. Co., r. 430a 17th
Keyes Alexander D., attorney at law, 24-26
Chronicle Bldg, r. 915 Van Ness Av
" Arthur T., butcher, r. 95 Steuart
" Prank, laborer, r. 1011 Capp
Keyes Frank H., manager D. M. Osborne & Co.,
27 Main, r. 700 Jones
" George O., furniture, 1138 Howard
" Lillian W., widow, r. 400 Golden Gate Av
" Orson H., r. 607 Van Ness Av
" Reuben, driver Millbrae Dairy
" Silver Mining Co. (Nev.), John H. Sayi-e

secretary, 405 Montgomery, room 5
" Thomas F., liquors, 113 O'Farrell
" William P., clerk local freight office S. P.

Co., r. 430 Golden Gate Av
" Winfleld S., mining engineer, r. 915 Van
Ness Av
4®- Keyes. See Keys
Keylsen Peter, r. 346, 4th
Keymer Agnes Mrs., r. 14 Lewis
Keys Ann, widow, r. HI Freelon
" Charles v., clerk British Consul-General,

r. 1249 California
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 1200 Golden Gate Av
" Elizabeth E. Miss, bookkeeper William O.

Bacon, r. 1813 Broderick
" George F., longshoreman, r. 8 Anthony
" George T. (Hofimann & Keys), r. Hotel

Miramar
" James W., attorney at law, 26 Montgomery,

room 32, r. 210 Hyde
" John B., merchandise broker, 109 Califor-
nia, room 3. r. 1249 California
" Peter J., policeman, r. 1610 Polk
" Samuel, candies, 152 West Mission
4®-Keys. See Keyes
Keyser Annie, domestic, 3700 California
" Jarott Miss, printer S. F. American, r. 517

Folsom
" Louis, onyx worker, r. 29 Boardman PI rear
" Paul, seeds, grain and produce, 206 Clay,
r. 1140 Fulton
>Kg= Keyser. See Kaiser, Kayser and Keiser
Keyston Brotliers (James W. and William D.).
manufacturers whips and lashes, 21, 1st
" James W. (Keyston Bros.1, r. 826 Capp

Keyston S. Albert, clerk Keyston Bros., r. 826
Capp
" William D. (Keyston Bros.), r. 1116 Bush
Keystone Aaron, carpenter, r. .54, 1st
" Boiler Works, NE cor Main and Folsom
" Consolidated Mining Co., M. J. McDonald
president, Charles E. Anderson secre-
tary, 33 Mills Bldg, 10th floor
Keystone The, Beier & Millikan proprietors,
SW cor Grant Av and Bush
" Watch Case Co., William K. Barmore

agent, 126 Kearny, room 12
" Wringer Co., James Price manager, wring-
ers, 156, 5th
Keyt Edward J., foreman Siebe & Green, r. 134
Hayes
•' James, bill poster Siebe & Green
" John E., bill poster, r. 1728 San Carlos Av
Kezar Abner H., druggist, r. 15771/2 Market
Kibbe Elizabeth, widow, r. 2030 Geary
" Ernest O., painter, r. 329, 13th
" George R., adjuster Gas Consumers' Assn
" Millard J., salesman Raphael Weill &

Co.,r. 1331 Fulton
" William M., painter, r. 27 Ridley
Kibbel G. H., expressman, r. cor Bennington
and Newman
" Rudolph, porter, r. 87314 Market
Kibbler William T., druggist, 439 Larkln, r. 511

Turk
Kibblewhite Henry, agent, r. 1022 Sacramento
Kibish Frank, bakery, 923 Folsom
Kick Frank, barber, 702 McAllister .
Kidd Albert J., druggist AmericanDrug Co., r.
1002 Market
" Alexander, machinist, r. 1411 Point Lobos

Av
" Annie Miss, nurse, r. 1537 Eddy
" Annie B. Mrs., r. 1819 Pine
" Arthur (Marsh & Kidd), r. 1187 Dolores
" Charles, jockey, r. 339, 5th Av
" Elmore A., collector Goldberg, Bowen &

Co., r. 34 Elgin Park Av
" Ellis D., driver, r. 241 Ritch
" Emma, widow, lodgings, 417 Bush
" George W., teamster, r. 241 Ritch
" Hugh, wool sorter Flint & McLennan, r.

15311/4 Howard
" James, architect, r. 538, 18th
" James A., cutter John Reid, r. 945 Mis-
sion
" James B.. salesman Sunset Seed andPlant

Co., r. 1516 Golden Gate Av
" John T., architect, 36 Donohoe Bldg, r. 538,

18th
" Kate, widow, r. 1531^4 Howard
" Lizzie Miss, seamstress, r. 424, 27th
" May G., saleslady Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.

15311/2 Howard
" William, stevedore, r. 8 August Alley
" William H., machinist Dow Steam Pump

Wks, r. 32 Elgin Park Av
" William J., bookkeeper Balfour, Guthrie

& Co., r. 1116b Leavenworth
" William J., carpenter S. Conning, r. 771

Howard
" William L., r. 1169 Mission
^©"Kidd. See Kydd

Kidder Charles A., painter Edwin H. Black, r.
1210 Dolores
" George E., freight clerk str Peru, r. 122

Ridley
" Kate Miss, clerk, r. 725 Pine
Kiddie David, shoemaker J. C. Nolan & Co., r.

Oakland
Kiddler William C, carpenter, r. 103 California

Av
Kidney Charles, r. 216 Harrison
" Ellen, widow, r. 535, 7th
" John, laborer, r. Nebraska nr Army
" Joseph, longshoreman, r. 120 Townsend
" William, lumberman, r. 416 Bryant
Kidston William, 2d officer str San Bias, r. 2726

Mission
Kieckhefer Brothers Co., stoves and tinware,

12 Drumm
Kiedlin Gustav F., r. 5141/2 Valencia
Kiefer Gustav H., bookkeeper Consumers' Yeast
and Vinegar Wks, r. 1016 Page

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Kiefer Jacob E., cigar manufacturer, 612 Clay,
r. East Berkeley
" Louis, upholsterer, r. 314 Franklin
" Otto C, clerk The German Savings and

Loan Society, r. 1408 Grove
" Philip (Philip kiefer & Co.), r. 1016 Page
Kiefer PMlip & Co. (Philip Kiefer and Herman
L. Fabry), proprietors The Identical,
SE cor Sacramento and Battery
" William, cigar maker J. E. Kiefer, r. 625

Clay
" William C, clerk forwarding dept. Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 806 Geary
.e®=-Kiefer. See Keefer, Keiffer and Kieffer
Kieffer Albert, cabinet maker, r. 618 Hampshire
" Celestin, liquors, 300 Shotwell
" Charles, laborer, r. 31st Av South nr G
" Charles, liquors, 12, 14th
" Louis, laborer, r. 31st Av South nr G
jg®=Kieffer. See Keefer, Keiffer and Kiefer
Kiehl Jacob, cabinet maker, r. 740 Broadway
" Louis, engineer Engine 12, r. 101 Commer-
cial
4S"Kiehl. See Keil and Kyle
Kiekrutz August, porter The Oberon, r. 415

Powell
KielBarthold, carbuilder, r. a30, 5th Av
•' Charles, carpenter, r. 101 Minna
" Frederick, groceries and liquors, SW cor

Post and Baker
" Ferdinand Mrs., widow, r. 330, 5th Av
" Henry, cook, r. 636 Commercial
" Jacob, cabinet maker, r. 740 Broadway
Kielberg Carl E., ship joiner, r. 1113 Nebraska
" Marius, ship joiner, r. 1113 Nebraska
" Ole C, ship joiner, r. 1113 Nebraska
Kiele Frederick O., bartender H. Frederick
Kiele, r. 429 Turk
" H. Frederick, liquors, 2 Mason, r. 429 Turk
Kieleger Brothers (Joseph and Louis), milk
ranch, 17th Av South nr S, depot SE cor
3d and Howard
" Emile, milker Nager Bros., r. cor 28th Av

South and Potrero
" Frank, tallow maker Cal. Tallow Wks.

r. cor 6th Av South and M
" John, milker Kieleger Bros., r. 17th Av

South nr S
" Joseph (Kieleger Bros.), r. 17th Av South

nrS
" Louis (Kieleger Bros.), r. 17th Av South nr
S
Kielty Patrick J., porter Murphy, Grant & Co.,

r. 833, 22d
Kiely Agnes, domestic, 3011 Sacramento
" Ellen, widow, r. 265 Octavia
" Eugene, student, r. 265 Octavia
" Michael, gripman Market St. Ry, r. Cable

House
" Michael M., salesman L. V. Merle, r. 417

Kearny
" Thomas, laborer Market St. Ry, r. 9 Grant

Alley
" William, laborer, r. 506 Napa
46r-Kiely. See Keely. Keily and Kiley
Kienberger Frank, baker Swain Bros., r. 719yi
Bush
" John, baker Swain Bros., r. 719^^ Bush
Kienborts Louisa, widow, r. 1503 Mason
Kienle Eugene, liquors, 17V2, 4th, r. 327 Bush
Kienzle Gottlieb, tanner Balz Bros. & Finkel-

dey, r. 36th and Bryant
j8®="Kienzle. See Kinzle

Kiep Adolph, jeweler Donohue & Kerdell, r.
East Oakland
" William, r. 4221/3 Post
Kiepen Herman, butcher, Plymouth nr Sadowa
Kierce Anne, widow, r. 192 Noe
" Francis J. (Wheaton, Kalloch & Kierce),
attorney at law, 405 Montgomery, rooms
22-24, r. 503 Turk
J8®=Kierce. See Kearce
Klernan Annie, widow, r. 3125 Mission
" Archie, stonecutter, r. 528 Hickory Av
" Bridget, widow, r. 1703 Grove
" Charles, r. St. Mary's Hospital
" Charles (Reed & Co.), 1517 Howard
" Charles W., upholsterer and carpet layer,
26 Ridley

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Kiernan Edward, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill. r. 301
Sierra
" Francis J., clerk, r. 650 Oak
" Frank, pattern maker, r. 836 Mission
■' Frank M., r. 677 Harrison
" Frank M., clerk, r. 836 Mission
■' George, clerk Alliance Assurance Co., r.

325 Clementina
" James F., yardman John Wigmore & Sons

Co., r. 7()4 Natoma
" James H., oiler S. F. & S. M. Ry. r.983

Harrison
" James J., plasterer, r. 1606 Lexington Av
" James P., laborer, r. 1606 Stevenson
" John, cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. Oakland
" John, house painter, r. 1606'Lexingfon Av
" Joseph, gasfitter S. F. Gas Light Co. stove

dept., r. 1219 Stockton
" Mary, widow, r. 213i4 Perry
" Mary, widow, r. 1606 Lexington Av
" Mary, widow, r. 1807 Buchanan
" Mary L., widow, r. 836 Mission
" Matthew, laborer, r. 349^4 Minna
" Michael J., plasterer, r. 412 California Av
" Michael J. Jr., plasterer, r. 412 California

Av
" Nellie A., widow, r. 617 Jones
^' Patrick, painter, r. 1606 Lexington Av
" Patrick M., laborer, r. 1014 Minna
" Peter, r. 325 Clementina
" Thomas, r. 983 Harrison
" Thomas, stonecutter, r. 528 Hickory Av
" W., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill
" Winnifred, widow, r. 706 Natoma
eS' Kiernan. See Kernan

Kierski Malvina W. Mrs., propiietor The Ver-
sailles, 611 Taylor
" William, manufacturers' agent, r. 611 Tay-
lor
Kierulfl Charles A., clerk Western Sugar Refi-
ning Co., r. Berkeley
" I. N., manager The Denbom Co., 66 Crocker

Bldg, r. Berkeley
" Thomas C, attorney at law, 215 Sansome,

rooms 3-4, r. Berkeley
" W. Joseph L., buyer, r. 2039 Baker
Kiesel Prosper, painter Joseph Stroetgen, r. 95

Colton
Kiesling Barbara, widow, r. 6a Dearborn PI
Kietzmann Frank O., cigar maker, r. 328 Chest-
nut
" Frederick, junk dealer, r. 328 Chestnut
" Frederick R., cigar maker, r. 328 Chest-
nut
" Lizzie, dressmaker Mrs. A. Fischer, r. .328
Chestnut
Kifflnger Robert, jewelry case maker A. Muhs,

r. 6.37 Vallejo
Kiger John C, millman Del Monte Milling Co.,
r. 414 Brannan
" William A., millhand Del Monte Milling
Co., r. 414 Brannan
Kihn Albert J., porter Hey, Grauerholz & Co., r.
316 Fremont
" Frederick, brass finisher M. Greenberg's

Sons, r. 109 Bernard
" Herman, bridgekeeper 6th St. Bridge, r. 316
Fremont
e^' Kihn. See Keane amd Keene
Kii Co., artistic bamboo furniture, 908 Larkin
Kllborn Mary C, widow, r. 1305 Vallejo
" William N., clerk Morton Special Delivery,
r. 1305 Vallejo
Kilboum Harvey B., physician and druggist.
NE cor 2d and Mission, telephone Main
1205, r. 702 Guerrero

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and recruiting ofBc r company B 1st In-
fantry U. S. A., Benicia Barracks, Cal.
Kilbride George, machinist Market St. Ry., r.
431 M Tehama
" Harry, laborer, r. 226 Michigan
" James, r. 431 M Tehama
" Owen, boiler maker, r. 828d Howard
" Patrick, laborer Tubbs-Cordage Co., r. 1530
Kentucky
Kilburn Dana W., 2d lieut. company F 1st In-
fantry TJ. S. A., Angel Island
Kilburn Paris, Bank Commissioner, 530 Cali-
fornia, rooms 19-20, r. Hotel Oliver
Kilbury William M.. engineer George W.

Kneass, r. 213, 28th
;8®»Kilcline. See Killcline

Kilcommon Daniel, blacksmith, W s Mission
Road nr Silver Av
" John, horseshoer, 722 Broadway, r. 720
Broadway
Kilcoyne James (P. & J. Kilcoyne), r. 118 Bryant
" Mary, domestic, 1516 California
" P. & J. (Patrick and James), liquors, 118

Bryant
" Patrick (P. & J. Kilcoyne), r. 243 Fre-
mont
KilcuUen Michael, laundry, 21 Freelon
Kilday Francis A., brass molder, r. 1139 Steven-
son
" James, r. 1212 Howard
" James D., bartender J. R. Dickey, r NW

cor 6th Av and Fulton
" James R., r. 1139 Stevenson
" Michael, liquors, SW cor Mission and 2d, r.

38V4 Hawthorne
" Patrick, teamster, r. 1248 Howard
" Sophie, widow, dressmaker, r. 32 John
" William, r. 1139 Stevenson
" William, engineer Chemical Engine No. 7,

r. 1212 Howard
" William J., plumber William F. Wilson, r.
8 Camp
Kilduff Elizabeth, widow, r. 813 Harrison
" Frank H., dry goods, 1906 Union
" James J., machinist, r. 813 Harrison
" Joseph L., printer H. S. Crocker Co., r. 1126

Broadway
" Patrick, paver, r. 1126a Broadway
Kiley Frank, hog ranch, 37th Av South nr K
" Frederick, clerk Henry Lohman, r. 1705

Devisadero
" Hiram, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

1705 Devisadera
" James, seaman, r. 6 Clementina
" Joseph F., carpenter Edward W. Crawther,

r. 1220 Webster
" Lillian Miss, saleslady Hale Bros., r. 1705

Devisadero
" Margaret, widow, r. 6 Elizabeth
" Matthew, fireman, r. 700 Front
'■ Michael W., carpenter, r. 816 Waller
" Patrick J., finisher The Norton Tannine

Co., r. 1131/2 Lily Av
" William (McKiernan & Kiley), r. 4IV2 East
" William F., r. 816 Waller
4®= Kiley. See Keely, Keily and Kiely
Kilgallon James, pressman Chronicle, r. 338
Minna
" Michael J., bartender, r. 1016 Minna
Kilgarif John M. (Kilgarif & Beaver), r. Sausa-

lito
Kilgarif & Beaver (John M. Kilgarif and Fred
H. Beaver), general agents Pacific
Mutual Life Insurance Co., 508 Mont-
gomery

Kilgarifl John F., boiler maker, r. 619, 3d
" Michael F., boiler maker, r. 444 Brannan
" Teresa Miss, dressmaker, r. 619, 3d

Kilger Carl, washer John Wieland Brewery, r.

10 Verona PI

Kilgo Thomas H., proprietor Peerless Gas
Regulator, 6 Chronicle Bldg, r. 220 Turk
Kilgore Arthur, assistant in science and
m 'thematios Cogswell Polytechnic Col-
lege, r. 420^/4 California Av
" Emmet, laborer, r. 821 Mission
" Edwin R., engineer, r. 820, 23d
" Lucy A. Mrs., r. 1107 Jackson
" Robert R., marine engineer, r. 820, 23d
" Walter, lather, r. 821 Mission
Kilgour Wilson Y., clerk, r. I8I2/2 Geary
4S~Kilgour. See Killgore

Kilgrove William T., secretary Jardine Iron
Works, 307-.309 Folsom, r. NE cor 24th
and Howard
Kilhoffer Joseph (Kilhoffer & Kraft), r. 625 Clay

KILHOFFER & KRAFT

(Joseph Kimoffer and John Kraft),
proprietors Bakers' Home, 623-625
Clay, telephone Main 5717

Kilian Anton, compositor Report, r. 1528 Post

4®^Kilian. See Killian

Kilkeary Michael F. , salesman Brown & Adams,
r. Berkeley

Kilkelly Patrick, laborer, r. 257 Jersey
" William, groceries and liquors, 1120'/^ Har-
rison

Kilkelley William, teamster W. G. Stafford &
Co.

Kilkenny Francis, liquors, 420!^, 6th
" Patrick, liquors, 319. 3d, r. 26I91/2 Harrison

Killalee John J., stock cutter Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 383 San Jose Av

j8®"Killalee. See Killelea and Killilea

Killam Walter, electrician Peter Baoigalupi,
r. 15 Taylor

Killduff Thomas, laborer, r. 2605 Hyde

Kllleen Dennis, carriage painter, r. 613 Bartlett
" Domini ck, collector, r. 526 Howard
" Edward, clerk D. N. & E. Walter & Co., r.

11 Minna

" Edward, teamster, r. 901 Battery

" Elizabeth, widow, r. 106 Minna

" James N. J., bricklayer, r. 1336 Guerrero

" John, stevedore, r. 1133, 23d

" John E., receiving clerk D. N. & E. Walter

&Co., r. 569 Howard
" John J. A., carriage painter Folsom &

Locke, r. 1133, 23d
" Lizzie, widow, r. 106 Minna
" Thomas F., driver National Laundry, r.

133614 Guerrero
" Timothy, molder Vulcan Iron Wks, r. 11

Minna
" Walter, carriage painter Folsom & Locke,
r. 613 Bartlett
Killelea Edward, sign painter Unsworth Sign
Co.
" Matthew D., carpenter, r. 213 Vicksburg
Killen H., teamster Pac. & S. F. Box Factory
" Peter, laborer, r. 56 Tehama
" Walter W., electrician Peter Bacigalupi,
r. 115 Taylor
Killey Charles H., real estate, r. 2801 Webster
Killgren Edward W. (Hobson & Killgren), r. 417

Kearny
Killian Ernest, wagonmaker, r. 231, 8th
" Mary, domestic, 2616 Sacramento
" Matthew, painter, r. 18, 13th
J8®-Killian. See Killion

Killilea Bryan J., bookkeeper, r. I6O814 Fol-
som
" John E., carpenter, r. 135 Perry rear
" Kate, domestic, 218 Fair Oaks
" Maria, widow, r. 454 Minna
" Matthew J., millhand, r. 1724/2 Eddy
" Patrick, laborer, r. 117 Jones
" Thomas, woodworker Corporation Yard S.
F. F. D., r. cor Coso and Lundy Lane
4®"Killilea. See Killalee
Killimede John, nurse St. Mary's Hospital
Killion Ellen, widow, r. 1505 Franklin
" Henry, teamster, r. 962 Harrison

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Killion James F., plumber, 1030 Sutter, r. 1505

Franklin
Killion James W., vice-president Seiberlicli-
Kast Shoe Co., 26 Second
" Michael, laborer, r. 828 Florida
je@-KiIlion. See Killian

Killip George E., salesman Jeremiah O'Connor,
r. 44, 3d
" Jasper N. (Killip & Co.), r. 21 Grant Av
" Robert, bricklayer, r. 121 Hartford
" William J., clerk Killip & Co., r. 725 Geary
Killip & Co. (Jasper N. Killip and Charles M
Chase), livestock auctioneers, 30 Mont-
gomery
Killkenney Michael, laborer, r. 6 Hay ward
Killman Daniel O., master bktn Catherine
Sudden, office 42 Market, room 3
" Henry C, master bark Topgallant, 35
Steuart, r. Alameda
Killow William, janitor 212 Sansome, r. 320

Sutter
Killpack Ann, widow, r. 127 Collingwood
" Joseph J., teamster, r. 127 CoUintrwood
" Raymond M., teamster, r. 127 Collingwood
Kilmartin Michael, groceries and liquors, 649

Minna
Kilpatrick Arthur, miller, r. 3229.C Brannan
" David, stone contractor, 40 New Mont-
gomery, r. Los Angeles
" Elbert C, real estate salesman Madison &
Burke, and principal Business Evening
School, cor Bush and Stockton, r. 1022
Stanyan
" Frankie Miss, domestic, 528, 19th
" George, millhand, r. 3225i Brannan
" George, tailor, r. 528, 19th
" James, tinsmith, r. 1803a Folsom
" Mary, widow, r. 3225£ Brannan
" Richard, miller, r. S-Z-iy^ Brannan
" Robert, plumber, r. 514 Hill
" William (Clemens & Kilpatrick), r. 715
Valencia
Kilroy Edward, painter, r. Ill Buchanan
•' Henry, foreman George Fritch, r. 49 Clem-
entina
" James P., clerk, r. Ill Buchanan
" John J., teamster, r. Ill Buchanan
" Mary, widow, liquors, 212 Pacific
" Patrick, contractor, r. Ill Buchanan
Kilsby John S., lodgings and liquors, 19 Com-
mercial
Kilstrom Hans, cooper John Wieland Brewerv
r. 106 Cortland Av eweiy,

Kim Charles J., lodgings, 116 Montgomery Av
KimDall Amos S., Lieutenant-Colonel and Dep-
uty Quartermaster-General U. S. A.,
Chief Quartermaster Department of-
California, Phelan Bldg., r. 3203 Pacific
Av
" Amos W., clerk Chief Quartermaster's of-
fice Dept. of California, r. 309 Cherry
" C. F.. clerk W. H. Fowler, r. 15 Diamond
" Charles, traveling salesman, r. I6O914

Folsom
" Charles A., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.,

r. Los Gatos
" Charles E., clerk John S. Kimball r. Sem-
inary Park, Alameda Co.
" Charles H., salesman, r. 1609*4 Folsom
" Charles S., public weigher, office Wash-
ington St. Wharf (Pier 3), r. 1809 Baker
" Christian F., student, r. 15 Diamond
" Edward H., electrician Tivoli Opera

House, r. 7 Fulton
" Edmond, Mrs., r. 615 Jones
" Ehsha I., traveling salesman M. Getz &

Co., r. 2724 Mission
" Frederick, soapcutter Newell & Bro., r. 15

Diamond
" George W., clerk, r. 41314 Franklin
" H. C, packer Nathan, Dohrmann & Co

r. Oakland
" James W., harness maker, r. 34 Minna
" John, cabinet maker Louis H. C. Miller r

30 Ritch
" John Rev., managing editor The Pacific, 7

T Montgomery Av, r. 132 McAllister
" John C, house and sign painter, 216 Wash-
ington, r. 1714 Mason

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coasting line steamers, office 22 Mar-
t;.- ^ ,^®.*' ^- seminary Park, Alameda Co.

Kimball Laura B. Miss, stenographer Chicago
Rock Island and Pac. Ry. Co., r. 1008
Hyde
" Leonidas F., clerk J. C. Johnson & Co. r

2500!/2 California
" Mary L. Miss, teacher music, 1603 Jones
" Mary R., widow, r. 2123 Sacramento
" Moses C, r. 1603 Jones

" Proctor W., teacher music, r. 2912 Howard
" Rebecca M. Miss, cashier Del Monte Mill-
ing Co., r. 2912 Howard
Kimball Roy T., president The Norton Tanning
Co., 312 Clay, r. 1230 Geary
" Sarah L., stenographer Van Ness & Red-
man, r. East Oakland
" Thomas, carpenter, r. 926 Minna
" Thomas, clerk, r. 304, 3d
" Thomas D., calker, r. 741, 17th
" Thomas F. K., foreman E. F. Dennison, r

1917 Point Lobos Av
" William, machinist, r. 712 Ellis
" William E., superintendent Newell & Bro.,

r. 32 Diamond
" William P., manager subscription dept.
Overland Monthly, 508 Montgomery
4®=- Kimball. See Kimmell
Kimbark Frederick C, shipping clerk Dunham,

Carrigan & Hayden Co.. r. Berkeley
Kimber Laura Miss, r. Hotel Pleasanton

" Samuel P., broker, r. 800 Kearny
Kimberly Elijah B., clerk, r. 1921 Broderick
Kimble Charles, pipe fitter Union I. Wks, r.

1500a Taylor
Kime David G., secretary to manager Palace
Hotel
" George J., porter Main & Winchester, r. 30
Haight
Kimme Ernest, blacksmith, r. 2014 Filbert

" John, rigger, r. 2.52 Spear
4®" Kimme. See Kim
Kimmell Frank, office 215 Sansome, room 1, r.

1424 Clay
i?®=" Kimmell. See Kimball
Kimmerle Daniel, driver San Mateo Dairy, r.

116 Liberty
Kimmer Regina Miss, dressmaker, r. 1804 Ellis
Kimpton Jerome, r. 30 Converse
Kinberg Hjalmar, master mariner, r. 413 East

North
Kincaid Belle C. Miss, representative of Whit-
tier State School, 1222 Waller
" George F. (Kincaid & Co.), r. 2219 Pacific

Av
" H. Mrs., r. 108, 8th

" Harvey, attorney at law, r. 529 Sacramento
Kincaid Isaac P., inspector of buildings Board
of Education, office SW cor Pine and
Larkin, telephone East 195, r. 1222 Wal-
ler
" Isabella Miss, stenographer F. A. Hyde, r.
Oakland
Kincaid John E., contractor, 314 Montgomery,
r. 2219 Pacific Av
" J. W. Mrs., r. 717 Post
Kincaid May Josephi, School of Elocution and
Expression, Columbian Bldg, 916 Mar-
ket, r. 333 Haight
" Samuels. (French & Kincaid), r. 219 Powell
" William F., miner, r. 704V2 Mission
" William R., lumber surveyor, 9 Mission, r.
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KINCAID & CO.

(George F. Kincaid), patent attorneys
and mechanical engmeers, 314 Mont-

Kincardine The, 11 Taylor

Kincer Harvey, machinist Union I. Wks, r. 504

Napa
Kinch D. E., blacksmith Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 301

Sierra
Kind Anna M., widow, r. SE cor Clement and

9 th Av
" Charles T. H., r. 916 Broadway
" Julia, bookkeeper, r. 916 Broadway
" Minnie Miss, teacher music, 916 Broad-
way
" Samuel, janitor St. Ann's Bldg
Kindberg Peter S., laborer, r. 1346 Alabama
Kinblad Gustav A., bakery, 1218 Powell
Kindelon James, messenger local freight office

S. P. Co., r. 934 Sanchez
" Patrick, special officer S. P. Co., r. 934

Sanchez
Kinder Catherina, widow, r. 34 Kissling
" Christ, saloon keeper, r. 2 CoUingwood
" John C, porter Chas. J. Hendry's Son &

Co.. r. 120 Germania
Kindergan John, laborer, r. 24 Verona PI
" Marie, domestic, 2735 California
" Patrick, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r.

242 Clementina
Kindergarten and Day School, Miss C. S. Trask

principal, 2513 Mission
" and Primary School, Misses M. Ella and

Hester E. Bradley principals, 528 Eddy
Kindergarten Attorneys' Free, Miss Sarah L.

Hunt principal, 535 Castro
Kindergarten Bettileliem, Miss B. P. Tubb

principal, SVV cor Vermont and 24th
Kindergarten Buford Free, Miss Lulu Za-

briskie principal, 15th Av South nr L,
Kindergarten California Training School,

Miss Nora A. Smith superintendent, 64

Silver
Kindergarten Congregational Church, Miss

Lilla C. Fales principal, 934^4 Harrison
Kindergarten Crocker Free, Miss A. P. Pelham

principal, 64 Silver
Kindergarten Day Home Free, in charge of the

Sisters of the Holy Family, 1413 Powell
Kindergarten Eaton Free, Miss Grace Pierce

principal, 64 Silver
Kindergarten Elsmere Free, 133/2 Mission
Kindergarten Emily Faithful Free, Miss Anna

Lemkuhl principal, 3270 Mission
Kindergarten Emily P. Walker Memorial

Free, Miss Frances Sargent principal,

211-213, 9th
Kindergarten Felix Adler Free, Miss A. L.

Manning president, SE cor 2d and Fol-

som
Kindergarten First Congregational, Miss

Lilla L. Fales principal, 934 Harrison
Kindergarten Flora Sharon Free, Mrs. Sumner

Johnson principal, 211-213, 9th
Kindergarten Froebel The, Miss Jeanne Bolte

principal, 2297 Sacramento
Kindergarten Golden Gate Association, Mrs.

Sarah B. Cooper president, 1902 Vallejo
Kindergarten Golden Gate Free Normal Train-

mg School, Miss Anna M. Stovall prin-
cipal, 211-213, 9th
Kindergarten Golden Gate Valley Free, Miss

Gertrude Thompson principal, 1816

Union

Kindergarten Grant Memorial Free, MisS

Mary G. Inglis principal, SE cor Ala-
bama and 23d
Kindergarten Hazel Montgomery Free, Mrs.

Sumner Johnson principal, 211-213, 9th
Kindergarten Hearst Free No. 1, Miss Eva A.

Taylor principal. 512 Union
Kindergarten Hearst Free No. 2, Miss Cora B.

Griffin principal, 512 Union
Kindergarten Hearst Free No. 3, Miss Emma I.

McCracken principal, 512 Union
Kindergarten Helping Hand Free Nos. 1, 2

and 3, Miss Alice Chase principal, 512

Union
Kindergarten Helping Hand Junior Free No. 4,

Miss Emma McCracken principal, 512

Union
Kindergarten Insurance Free, Miss Laura

Richards principal, SW cor Hampshire

and Butte
Kindergarten J. Sheldon Lux Potter Free

Nos. 1 and 2, Mrs. Alexena Roberts

principal, 74 West Mission
Kindergarten Lester Norris Memorial Free,

Miss Belle Scott principal, 1231 Pacific
Kindergarten Maria Kip Free, 570 Harrison
Kindergarten Merchants' Free, Miss Xena

Roberts principal, 74 West Mission
Kindergarten Nathaniel Gray Memorial Free,

Miss Mary S. Ames principal, 1230

Union
Kindergarten Noe Valley, Miss Alice Ramsay

principal, NE cor 25th and Vicksburg
Kindergarten Osgood and Grace Bradley Me-
morial Free, Miss Helen T. Bacon prin-
cipal, 369, 11th
Kindergarten Our Lady of Mercy Free, 424,

1st
Kindergarten Pacific Street Free, Miss Belle

Scott principal, 1233 Pacific
Kindergarten Peabody Free, Miss Kate Ban-
ning principal, 64 Silver
Kindergarten Pearl Dowda Memorial, Miss D.

Hawkins principal, 2927 Mission
Kinder gartin Pioneer, Miss Marie Schultze

principal, 218 Brannan
Kindergarten Pioneer Society, Mrs. David

Bixler president. Miss KateM. Atkinson

secretary. Occidental Hotel
Kindergarten Pixley, Miss Agnes Ritchie prin-
cipal, 2234 Union
Kindergarten Pope Free, Mrs. Sumner Johnson

principal, 211-213. 9th
Kindergarten Potrero Free, Miss Eva Hare

principal, 525 Tennessee
Kindergarten Produce Exchange Free, Miss

Belle Scott principal, 1233 Pacific
Kindergarten Real Estate Free, Miss Sarah

L. Hunt principal, 535 Castro
Kindergarten Richmond District Free, Miss

Jeannette Lichtonstein principal, 291,3d

Av
Kindergarten Scott Memorial Free, Miss Ger-
trude Thompson principal, 1816 Union
Kindergarten Silver Star Free, Miss Lizzie

Wainwright principal, NE cor Pacific

and Sansome
Kindergarten Silver Street, Miss Nora A.

Smith principal, 64 Silver
Kindergarten Stanford Memorial Free No. 1,

Mi s May Loveland, 1906 Mason
Kindergarten Stanford Memorial Free No. 2,

Miss Mary C. Lindberg, 19U6 Mason
Kindergarten Stanford Memorial Free No. 3,

Miss Cecilia A. Daly principal, NW cor

8th and Brannan
Kindergarten Stanford Memorial Free No. 4,

Miss Ada E. Moore principal, NW cor

8th and Brannan
Kindergarten Stanford Memorial Free No. 5,

Miss Mary E. Gamble principal, 3270

Mission
Kindergarten Sutro, Miss Grace Pierce prin-
cipal, 64 Silver
Kindergarten Sutro Mail Dock Free, Miss

Marie Schultze principal, 218 Brannan
Kindergarten T. FuUer Shattuck Jr. Memorial

Free, Miss Xena Roberts principal, 74

West Mission

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Kindergarten Two Friends Free, Miss Jean

Harwood principal, 1018 Folsom
Kindergarten William M. Steuben Memorial
Free, Miss Laura Richards principal,
SW cor Hampshire and Butte
Kindergarten Wilmerding Memorial Free,
Miss Helen T. Bacon principal, 369, 11th
Kindlespire Elza E., secretary Yolo Orchard
Co., 7-8 Mutual Life Bldg, 3d floor, r.
Port Costa
Kindling Lizzie Miss, seamstress Annie Haub,

r. Alameda
Kindred John T., harness maker, 3036, 16th, r. 483

Valencia
Kindt Emil, seaman, r. 536 Pacific
Kine Anna M., widow, r. SE cor 9th Av and Cle-
ment
Kineski John, laundryman, r. 36a Kissling
King Agnes, widow, r. Old People's Home
" Abraham, laborer Yolo Mills, r. 339 Te-
hama
" Albert, tinted grass, r. 1008 Natoma
" Albert E. (King, Moss & Co.), r. 703 Geary
" Albert T., merchant tailor, NW cor Ken-
tucky and Sierra, r. 446 Jessie
" Alexander, molder, r. 1C45, 20th
King Alfred G. (Delger & King), r. 189 Hyde
" Alice, widow, r. 517b Shotwell
" Ann, widow, r. 1015, 15th
" Annie Miss, r. 702a Guerrero
" Anthony P., night clerk International

Hotel
" Arthur W., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 126

Noe
" Augusta Miss, dressmaker, r. 826 Olive Av
" Augusta H., widow, r. 23 Laskie
" Austin F., salesman Duff & Co., r. 921 Va-
lencia
" Bartley M., stevedore Park, r. 52A South
" Bessie Miss, r. 824 Powell
" Brothers (William F. King), booksellers

(second-hand), 3, 4th
" Cameron H., attorney at law and secretary
Clear Lake Electric Co., 306 Pine, room
15, r. Berkeley
" Charles, clerk, r. 1015, 15th
" Charles, glovemaker Farrant & Co., r. 4,

Henrietta Square
" Charles, soldier, r. 3208 Steiner
" Charles A., manager city real estate dept.
Bovee, Toy & Sonntag, and secretary
Alila Land Co. and Wellesly Land and
Improvement Co., 19 Montgomery, r.
Hotel St. Nicholas
" Charles A., pattern maker, r. 538, 21st
" Charles B., clerk Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.

1323 Grove
" Charles H., capitalist, 530 California, room
56, r. Oakland
King Charles J., secretary Pacific Vinegar and
Pickle Works, 323 Front, r. Hotel St.
Nicholas
'• Charles R., clerk freight auditor's dept. S.
P. Co.. r. 2723 Mission
King City Flour Mills (King City), Sperry
Flour Co. proprietors, 1.34 California
" Clarence H., baggage agent S. P. Co.,

office foot Market, r. Alameda
" Daniel, bartender Whittingham & Mosher,

r. 715 Howard
" Daniel, electrician, r. 732 Pine
" Daniel I., boiler maker, r. 334 Shotwell
" Dennis W., machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks,

r. 115 Silver.
" Edward, carriage painter, r. 2 Sheridan,

rear
" Edward, waiter, r. 416 Minna
" Edward J., r. 856 Mission
" Edward J., gripman Market St. Ry., r.

1114 Taylor
" Edward R., steamfitter Union I. Wks, r. 40

Elgin ParkAv
" Ernest, salesman D. Samuels, r. 866 Folsom
" Eugene J., sawyer Pac. Wooden Ware and

Cooperage Co., r. 117 Gilbert
" F. Mrs., widow, r. 1501 Van Ness Av
" Frank, porter Richard S. Fallon
" Frank, stevedore, r. 706 California
" Frank F., porter Woodin & Little

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

Contracts made with Hotels for
Fumishiag Carpets, Furniture, Drapery-
Materials, Lace Curtains, Window
Shades, Bedding, Etc.
S^I-S-q-7' IVIARKE-r ST".

King Frank J., machinist, r. 1 Michigan
" Frank M., bookbinder R. I. Whelan & Co.,
r. 823, 17th
King Fred L., manager Union Oil Co. of Cali-
fornia, 16 Front, r. Hotel Colonial
King Frederick R. (Harris & Jones), and pres-
ident Frisbee, Risdon & Co., 728-738
Bryant, r. 2 Belmont
" Frederick W., tailor, r. 433 Duncan
" Frederick W. J., salesman Raphael Weill

& Co., r. Berkeley
" George, carpenter revenue cutter Commo-
dore Perry, r. 7 Rausch
" George, helper Atlas I. Wks, r.

" George, manufacturers' agent, 315 Front, r.

413 Post
" George, stableman, r. 416H Fulton
" George C, printer, r. 604 Merchant
" George J. (King &Mangelsdorf),r. Oakland
King George L., secretary, general manager

Southern Pacific Company, r. Linda

Vista Terrace, Oakland
" George S., entry clerk Abramson-Heu-

nisch Co., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" George W., driver San Mateo Dairy, r. 1930

San Carlos Av
" Gernard J., hostler Philip Morshead, r. 645

Geary
" Harry, r. II341/2 Folsom
" Harry, driver Joseph Furlong, r. Austin

bet Van Ness Av and Franklin
" Henry, laborer, r. 2 Sheridan rear
" Henry Jr., upholsterer, r. 2 Sheridan rear
" Henry A., foreman, r. The Colonial
" Henry L., r. 2001 California
" Henry L., manufacturer felt and straw

hats, 597 Mission, r. 508 Mason
" Henry L. Jr., bookkeeper Wells, Fargo &

Go's Bank, r. Hotel St. Nicholas

" Herbert J., paper hanger, r. 1427 Church

King Homer S., manager Wells Fargo & Go's

Bank, NE cor Sansome and Market, r.

1001 Leavenworth
" Honora, widow, r. 307 Octavia
" Howard L. Mrs., r. 629 Eddy
" H. S. Mrs., widow, r. 108, 8th
" House, 150, 4th
" James, r. SW cor 7th and J
" James, brass finisher J. Roylance Brass

Wks, r. 733 Vallejo
' " James, electrician, r. 603 Bush
" James, hack driver, r. 160 Clara
" James, laborer, r. 234, 29th
" James, laborer, r. 2 Sheridan rear
" James, laborer, r. 423, 29th
" James, salesman Lundy Furniture Co., r.

425 Geary
King James Mrs., proprietor The Pierpoint, 425

Geary
" James H., second-hand books, 15, 4th, r. 307

Octavia
" James J., boiler maker. Union I. Wks, r.

330 Shotwell
" James J., salesman Frederick Grass, r. 1029
Golden Gate Av

KING JAMES L.,

notary public and commissioner of
deeds for every State and Territory,
and real estate agent, 308 California,
r. 514 Golden Gate Av

King James P., shoemaker, r. 234, 29th
" James W., carpenter, r. Capitol Av nr Hol-

loway Av
" J. D., salesman, r. Russ House

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" John, r. 28 Turk

" John, r. 117 Gilbert

•' John, laborer, r. 1006 Clay

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r. 117 Gilbert

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King Joseph (King, Ward& C0.I, and supervisor
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" Joseph, seaman, r. 830 Battery

" Joseph, stableman, r. 16 Clementina

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" Joseph L. Jr., clerk Pac. Oil & Lead Wks,
r. 2519 Sacramento

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" Manuel, dravman George H. Tay Co., r. 8
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" Margaret, widow, r. 219 Clipper

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" Mark J., deputy License Collector, r. 463
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r. 108, 7th

" Mary, widow, r. 511, 27th

" Mary I., type setter Pacific States Type
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" Michael, laborer, r. 68 Minna

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" Milton I., machinist Union L Wks, r. 40
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" Morris, tailor, r. . "'

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King, Moss & Co. (Albert Edward King and
George R. Moss), silversmiths and jew-
elers, 639 Market

" Nicholas, civil engineer, 315 California,
rooms 18-30, r. 118 Webster

" Norah, widow, r. 307 Octavia

" Otis B., painter, r. 209 Palmer

" Patrick, r. .307 Mason

" Patrick, r. 1902b Ellis

" Patrick, porter New Western Hotel
King Percy L., assistant storekeeper Board
of Education, SW cor Pine andLarkin,
telephone East 195, r. 2519 Sacramento

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King Planing Mill The, M. Hansen & Co. pro-
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King Publishing Co., C. R. Sturtevant manager,
13 Front

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" Robert, machinist, r. 219 Ritch
King Robert W., attorney. 305 Larkin, rooms
39-30, r. 9 Pearl

" Robert W., fireman, r. 3304, 16th

" R. J., straw works, r. 508 Mason

" Samuel, millhand Yolo Mills, r. 339 Tehama

" Samuel F.. bartender, r. 136 O'Farrell

" Seth A., with Hartford Fire Ins. Co.

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231 Austin Av
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" Thomas, real estate, r. NW cor Wayland

and San Bruno Av
" Thomas, seaman, r. 3 East
" Thomas, warehouseman S. H. Frank «fe Co.,

r. 1226 Sacramento
" Thomas A, books, 3, 4th, r. 307 Octavia
" Thomas B., cooper, 13 Howard, r. Oakland
" Thomas F., laborer, r. 3 Sheridan rear
" Thomas H., polisher Pac. Mfg. and Plating

Wks
" Thomas M., r. 15'/^ Geneva
" Thomas R., finisher Geo. H. Fuller Desk

Co., r. 734 Mission
" Timothy J., carpenter, r. 412 Ringold
King, Ward & Co. (Joseph King, Michael J.
Ward and Thomas A. Neate), proprietors
New Western Hotel, 800 Kearny, and In-
ternational Hotel, 834 Kearny
" Wilber H., collector Spring Valley W. W.,

r. 614 Sutter
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" William, cabinet maker, r. 754 Mission
" William, clerk Jacob H. E. Eiben, r. 394

Dolores
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" William, engineer Newton Hoffman, r. 4

Henrietta Square
" William, lampman Edison Light and Pow-
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" William, policeman, r. Ili4 Elgin Park Av
" William, salesman W. & J. Sloane &Co.,

r. 638 Sutter
" William, student, r. 2924 Bush
" William A., salesman, r. 463 Tehama
" William B., carriage wood worker Thos.

Roberts, r. 639a Minna
" William C. r. 538^ Stevenson
" William F. (King Bros.), r. 307 Octavia
" William G., stableman Root & Robinson,

r. 919 Golden Gate Av
" William H., clerk, r. 629a Minna
" William H., salesman Baker & Hamilton,

r. 1416 Ellis
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King William R., engineer Market St. Ry., r.
2073 Market
" William R., plasterer, r. 19 Sheridan
" William Z., dentist, 1001 Valencia, r. 521

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" Zaphrta L. Mrs., r. 138 South Broderick
" & Mangel sdorf (George J. King and Wil-
liam Mangelsdorf), proprietors Electri-
cal Maintenance Co., 40 New Montgom-
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King's Daughters' Home for Incurables, Mrs.
J. G. Clark president, Mrs. Belle Lem-
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Kingan & Co. Limited, John L. Russell man-
ager, pork and beef packers, 117 Califor-
nia, telephone Main 1675
Kingbay Robert, tinsmith George H. Tay Co., r.

415 Natoma
Kinghorn-Jones J. Alfred, importer English

cloth, 12 Montgomery
Kingon Arthur B., laborer, r. 66 Brady
Kings County Diversified Farming Co., Y. M. C.

A.,bl'dg, ethfloor
Kings River Lumber Co., A. D. Moore president,
H. C. Smith vice-president, A. M. Grim
secretary, 319 Pine, rooms 18-20
Kingsbury Elizabeth Mrs., r. 14 Elgin Park Av

" Eva Miss, r. 13 Hickory Av
Kingsbury F. Editb, secretary American Com-
position Pipe and Armor Co., 819 Market,
room 47, r. 407 Mason
" Frank, cashier Pac. Postal Tel. Cable Co.,

r. 410 Post
" George W., chief clerk Lick House
" Helen S., widow, r. 23Bartlett
" Hubert M., boxmaker Truckee Lumber Co.
" Susan M. Miss, teacher Lowell High

School, r. 23 Bartlett
" Willard D., vice-principal John Swett
Grammar School, r. 23 Bartlett
Kingsford Albert K., salesman Greenebaum,

Weil & Michels, r. 2616 Sutter
Kingsland George R., with W. H. Birch & Co.,
r. 324 Hill
" Robert L., teamster D. S. Cartwright, r.
1704 Harrison
Kingsley Alfred M.. messenger Pac. Transfer
Co., r. 2414 Pine
" C. H. & Co. (Charles H. Kingsley), brokers,

411% California
" Charles H. (C. H. Kingsley & Co.), r. 1546

Page
" Daniel G., teamster Overland Freight

Transfer Co., r. 119 Welch
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" Eugene T., engineer, r. 115 Turk
" Frederick C, mining, r. 408 Larkin
" George, laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli Av
" Henry C, foreman Hobbs, Wall & Co., r.

Alameda
" Irving M. , foreman Buckingham & Hecht, r.

312 Fair Oaks
" James, laborer William A. Schrock
" James, paper cutter, r. 2414 Pine
" James, seaman, r. .39 Pacific
" John H., teamster, r. 666 Harrison
" Joseph W. Jr., messenger, r. lOOQi^ Hyde
" J. W. Mrs., r. lOOO'/z Hyde
" Lewis E., clerk, r. 1000/2 Hyde
" Mary, widow, r. 666 Harrison
" NitaK. Miss, saleslady, r. 408 Larkin
" Peter, laborer, r. 17 Decatur
" Rose M1ss, clerk, r. 666 Harrison
" Thomas, foreman pressman P. J. Thomas, r.
Oakland
>8®=Kingsley. See Kinsley
Kingston Frank V., student, r. 337 Geary
" James, foreman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 501

Napa
" James, laborer, r. 246 Michigan
" James, seaman, r. I23IV2 Broadway
" James E., carpenter, r. 41 Langton
'< Jeremiah, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

1151/2 Gilbert
" John, insurance agent Nathan & Kingston,

r. 41 Langton
" John H., carrier postofflce, r. 41 Langton
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KingstonPaul, laborer Western Sugar Refinery,
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Clementina
" Samuel J., clerk L. H. Moise, r. 41 Lang-
ton
•' Thomas (Harris, Kingston & Co.), r. 1810

Leavenworth
" William H., sexton Church of the Advent
(Episcopal), r. 19, 11th
Kingwell Frank I., attorney at law, 533 Kearny,
room 7, r. Mill Valley
" H. F. Mrs., head saleslady Mme. Alma E.

Keith, r. Oakland
" James W., brass finisher, r. 1317 Mission
" John J., physician and surgeon, 33 O'Far-
rell
Kingwell Vincent, proprietor California Brass
and Bell Foundry, 125, 1st, r. Mill Valley
" Vincent B., machinist Vincent Kingwell.

r. Mill Valley
" William F., laborer, r. 106 Mississippi
Kink Paula Miss, clerk, r. 107 Leavenworth
Kinkade Annie Mrs., r. 112 Turk
" Edward M., messenger Wells, Fargo &

Co., r. 110/2 McAllister
" James, porter William Cluff Co., r. 611

Locust Av
" James A., clerk William Cluff Co., r. 611
Locust Av
J8®="Kinkade. See Kincaid
Kinkead David C, foreman Scott & Gilbert, r.
1425b Hayes
" Martha J., widow, r. 1425b Hayes
Kinkelin Charles A., bookkeeper London, Paris

and American Bank, r. The Wenban
Kinkier John C, engineer, r. 420 Lily Av
Kinnaird George, molder Risdon I. & L. Wks,
r. 1348, 24th
" Maria, domestic, 1115 Bush
Kinnane D., steelworker Pac. Roll. Mill
Kinne Albert B., health inspector Board of
Health, r. 310 Clipper
" C. Mason, assistant secretary The Liver-
pool and London and Globe Ins. Co., 422
California, r. Occidental Hotel
" Henry C. teacher Lincoln Evening School,

r. 120, 4th
" Joseph A., teamster Masonic Cemetery, r.
29 Blake
Kinnear Charles A., millwright Joseph Wagner
Mfg. Co., r. 203 Chenery
" Ebenezer, miller C. S. Laumeister, r. 202

Chenery
" John, laborer, r. 303 Chenery
Kinnel Frederick, fruits, SW cor Stevenson and

3d, r. 32 South Park rear
Kinnell Frederick, driver Joseph Steele, r. 806

Central Av
Kinneman Kate, widow, r. 1 August Alley
Kjnnery Maurice, shoemaker, r. 357^4 Clemen-
tina
Kinney Augusta Mrs., r. Old People's Home
" Edward F., carpenter, r. 50914 Hyde
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 509V2 Hyde
" Henry B., r. 431 Golden Gate Av
" John, porter C. P. Robinson, r. 410 Kearny.

room 35
" L., seaman str Mariposa
" Lillie M. Miss, teacher Whittier Primary

School, r. 509/2 Hyde
" Lindsley J., porter Hooper & Jennings, r.

3331/2 Geary
" Mary J., widow, r. 1719 O'Farrell

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Kinney Nettie, widow, r. 415 Gough
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" Thomas, contractor, r. 1637 Hayes
Kinsella Daniel W., blacksmith, r. 51714 Taylor
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Kinsky Anton (Kinsky & Johnson), r. 315 Minna
" & Johnson (Anton Kinsky and William H.

Johnson), wood and coal, 810, 6th
Kinsley Edward L., foreman Truck 5, r. 1420

Broadway
" Martin J., butcher H. J. Hirey, r. 1420

Broadway
4®= Kinsley. See Kingsley
Kinsman Alice P. Miss, saleslady George A.

Moss, r. 1218 Filbert
" Catherine, widow, r. 229 Minna
" Charles, machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks. r.

2311 Howard
" Charles F., salesman, r. 1915 Eddy
" Fred B., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r.

Oakland
" Frederick, engineer Presidio & Ferries RR,

r. 1218 Filbert
" Frederick Jr., student Van der Naillen's

School of Engineering, r. 1318 Filbert
" George E., compositor Sterett Printing Co.,

r. 1318 Filbert
" James W., contractor, r. 2311V4 Howard
" Janet Miss, dressmaker, r. 1318 Filbert
" John (Kinsman & Ornsby), r. 1218 Filbert
" John, teamster, r. 329 Minna
" John R., clerk Hills Bros., r. 1218 Filbert
" Julia, widow, r. 2619 Folsom
" Nicholas W., engineer, r. 338 Tehama
" Ray E., clerk, r. SSl^A Howard
" & Ornsby (John Kinsman and Christopher

T. Ornsby), wood, coal, hay and grain,

413-415 Turk
Kinucan Charles, plumber, r. 1 Morse PI
" Edward T., marble cutter, r. 1 Morse PI
" John J., molder, r. 1 Morse PI
" John T., marble polisher, r. 1 Morse PI
Kinzel Charles, porter Lachman & Jacobi, r.

3799 Washington
" Philip, liquors, SE cor Washington and

" Theodore C. clerk The Ziesche Cash To-
bacco Store, r. 419 Stockton
" Thomas, cigars, r. 419 Stockton
Kioso James, scavenger, r. 1801 Lombard
Kip James, president and business manager
Globe Review Publishing Co., 49, 1st,
rooms 33-34
Kip Maria Orphanage, Sister Anna in charge.
638 Folsom

Kip William I., r. 901 Eddy
" William Ingraham Jr. Rev., pastor Mission
of the Good Samaritan and Church Mis-
sions House, 349, 2d, r. 901 Eddy
Kiphen Valentine, baker, r. 22301^ Mission
Kipp John E., machinist Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 436

Utah
Kipps Alfred K., portrait artist, 33 St. Ann's

Bldg, r. 757 Howard
Kirby Agnes Miss, dressmaker, r. 105 Castro
" Alfred, glovemaker Carson Glove Co., r.

631 Jessie
" Ann Mrs., r. 37 Lafayette
" Charles, r. Hotel Pieasanton
" Charles, glovemaker, r. 605 Broadway
" Charlotte, r. 704b Guerrero
" Daniel, machinist, r. 710 Folsom
" Daniel, raftsman Harbor Commissioners,

r. 1531/2 Silver
" David, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 603

Central Av
" Edward, laborer S. P. Co., r. 474 Tehama
" George, bricklayer, r. 10, 14th
" H. H., president American Securities Co.,

631 Market, r. Oakland
" James, laborer, r. 35 Howard Court
" James M., solar printer Craig & Mosher, r.

105 Castro
" James R., collector, r. 1821b Howard
" John D., blacksmith S. P. Co., r. 1821b

Howard
" John F., plumber U. S. Mint, r. 37 Lafayette
" John F., proprietor Pac. Straw Wks, 106,

4th, r. 844 Mission
" John J., miller Carmen Island Salt Co., r.

344 Clementina
" John M., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.

544^ Natoma
" John T., clerk Anglo-Californian Bank, r.

511 Eddy
" Julia C. Miss, clerkU.S. Internal Revenue,

r. 3108 Post
" Julius, r. 334, 3d

" Maurice, laborer, r. 35 Howard Court
" Michael, laborer, r. 105 Castro
" Michael, stableman, r. 344 Clementina
" Michael J., teamster, r. 105 Castro
" Michael W., laborer S. F. & N. P. Ry., r.

715 Valencia
" Patrick, horseshoer, r. 17 Chesley
" Patrick J., expressman, SW cor 6th and

Market
" Peter, fireman tugboat Millen Griffith
" Thomas J., proprietor Phoenix Brewery,

528 Noe
" Timothy W., clerk S. P. Co., r. 474 Tehama
" Wallace, teamster, r. 734 Tehama
" William, bartender William Mitchell, r.
7371/2 Minna
Kirby 'Wllliain P. Rev., pastor St.

Church (R. C), r. 1234 Haight
4®" Kirby. See Curby and Kerby
;e®=-Kircaldy. See Kirkaldie
Kirchen Matthew, tanner, r. 203, 36th

" Michael, r. 203, 36th
Kircher Mary Mrs., r. 3643 Mission
Kirchherr Jacob, hostler Mrs. Ellen A.

r. 807 Montgomery
Kirchhofler Frederick, physician, 3606 Howard
Kirchmann H. & Co. (Henry Kirchmann), pro-
duce commission. 310 Clay
" Henry (H. Kirchmann & Co.), r. 11 Eureka
Kirchner Charles R., with Goldstein & Co., r.
18 Lafayette
" Harry, tinroofer, r. iSWi, 6th
" Ida M. Miss, milliner, 234 Taylor
" Joseph, dishwasher Charles Huth, r

Montgomery Av
" Kate, widow, r. 13th Av South nr

road Av
" Lizzie Mrs., dressmaking, 434i/i, 6th
" Melvina E., widow, r. 234 Taylor
4®"Kirchner. See Kershner and Kirschner
Kirchoft C. Theodor, journalist, r. 809 Scott

" Herman L., peddler r. 53, 2d
Kirchwey Arnold, clerk F. L. Turpin, r. 861

Market
Kirigia Antone, waiter M. Cressalia, r. 228

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Kirk Catherine Miss, clerk, r. 2501 Fillmore
" Elizabeth Miss, nurse, r. 1522a Fell
" Eugene, laborer William A. Schrock, r.

2804, 16th
" Francis Mrs., widow, r. Hunter's Point
" Frank, clerk, r. Hunter's Point
" Harry F., traveling salesman Lievre,

Fricke & Co.
" Henry H., salesman Du Val & Carroll, r.

Oakland
" James, r. 422 Capp

" James, marine engineer, r. 619^4 McAllister
" James, porter William Barclay, r. 417

Kearny
" James F., laundryman American Laundry,

r. 546 Minna
" J. C, coal passer str City of Puebla
" John H., manager Sperry Flour Co's ware-
house, 13-15 Main, r. East Oakland
Kirk Joseph, attorney Board of Trade of San
Francisco, 202 Market and 3 Pine, r. 2412
Pine
" Joseph, fireman, r. 37 Gilbert
" Joseph W., clerk W. B. Kirk, r. 2300 Pine
" Margaret, widow, r. cor 7th Av South and T
" Margaret D: Mrs., clerk Station G Post

Office, r. 2527 Howard
" Mary S., widow, r. 2501 Fillmore
" Robert, foreman, r. 1624, 17th
" Samuel B., packer John Taylor & Co., r.
2406 Mission
Kirk Will B. (successor to L,. R. EUert), drug-
gist, SW cor Kearny and California, r.
2200 Pine
" William H., real estate, r. 704 Howard
" William H. Mrs., r. 2615 Octavia
" William S., compositor, r. 423 Capp
Kirkaldie Alexander, marine engineer, 9 Mis-
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Kirkaldy David M., molder Risdon I. &L.. Wks,

r. 323, 1st
Kirketerp Christian, r. 1017 Bush
Kirketerp William C, secretary Pacific Pine
Lumber Co., and Gray's Harbor Commer-
cial Co., 121 Market, r. 1017 Bush
Kirkham John, plumber, r. 711 Harrison
" Walter A., druggist G. Leipnitz & Co., r.
717 Bush
Kirkhoff Clay, driver Simkins & Thorp, r. 307

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Kirkland D. W., president Owl Drug Co., 1128
Market, r. Los Angeles, Cal.
" John N., entry clerk Redington & Co., r.
Alameda
Kirkley Robert, laborer James Meek r. 1036V^

Howard
Kirkman George W., 2d lieut. Co. G 1st Infant-
ry U. S. A., Benicia Barracks, Cal.
" The, Mrs. Harriet K. Pirie proprietor, 107

Mason
" William H., metal workerPac. Metal Wks,
r. Berkeley
Kirkpatrick Edward A., special agent Fidelity
Mutual Life Assn., r. 834i/4 Valencia
" Harold C, clerk W. J. Callingham, r. Red-
wood City
" James, boots and shoes, 448, 7th
" James D., waiter, r. 416 Minna
" John, teamster Arthur M. Ebbets, r. 901
Battery
Kirkpatrick John C, manager Palace Hotel,
SW cor Market and New Montgomery
" John J., watchman New City Hall, r. 3624a

16th
" Joseph, salesman J. Noonan, r. 115A, 6th
" Joseph H., medical student, r. 151 Valen-
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" Katherine, widow, r. 726 Mission
" Marjorie Miss, teacher Stanford Memorial
Free Kindergarten No. 1, r. Redwood
City
Kirkpatrick T. A., public accountant and audi-
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Kirkpatrick Thomas, president Moore. Hunt&

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Kirkwood Daniel H., conductor Market St. Ry,
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" William A., attorney at law, 152 Crocker

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" William J., carpenter and contractor, \h\Vi

Valencia
" William J., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 1422
Larkin
Kirmse Theodore, tanner Metten & Gebhardt,

r. Marsily nr Bosworth
Kirner Henry, cigarmaker, r. 4a Shot well

" Henry M., cigarmaker, r. 31 Ripley PI
Kirsch Charles, tanner Isaac Levy, r. 32d Av
South nr Railroad Av
" Charles, whitener, r. 22i/2 Everett
" Elizabeth E., widow, r. 1030 Treat Av
" Frederick M., r. 410 Leavenworth
" George H., draughtsman Fulton Eng. and

Ship Bldg. Wks, r. 2048 Jones
" Katie Miss, milliner, r. 2048 Jones
" Louisa Mrs., r. 2048 Jones
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Ellis
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" William, surfman Fort Point Life Boat
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" Isidore, r. 1904 Sutter
Kirschfeld Albert, bookkeeper, r. 2239 Sutter
Kirschner Agnes, widow, r. 1543 Geary
" Conrad, cabinet maker George Braendlein,

r. 678 Bryant
" George, gilder Schussler Bros., r. 764 How-
ard
" George W., candy maker Louis Saroni &

Co., r. 134 Perry
" Henry G., clerk Adolph Hromada, r. 134

Perry
" Henry G. J., rancher, r. 134 Perry
" Herman, cook The Colonial, r. 1513 Tay-
lor
" Hyman, r. 1513 Taylor
" Joseph E., helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r.

1543 Geary
" Julius F., waiter, r. 1543 Geary
" Minnie R. Mrs., r. 134 Perry
4®"Kirschner. See Kershner and Klrchner
Kirshen Peter, r. 313 Clementina
Kirste William, engineer's storekeeper str

State of California, r. 1313 Sansome
Kirsten William H., clerk, r. 735 Turk
Kirvy Nora C. Miss, r. 114 Oak
Kirwan Elizabeth, widow, r. 913 Howard
" Ellen Mrs., notions. 111 Clement
" John, employee George M. Murphy, r. Ill

Clement
" Maurice J., tile setter Bush & Mallett Co.,

r. 913 Howard
" Michael C, clerk Bush & Mallett Co., r.
913 Howard
Kirwin Andrew, laborer, r. 7 Natoma
" James P., r. 110 Bay

" James P. Jr., liquors, 113 Bay, r. 110 Bay
" John J., longshoreman, r. 110 Bay
" Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 2408 California
" Patrick, expressman, SW cor Mission and
Steuart, r. cor Point Lobos and 9th Avs
" Thomas J., bartender Mrs. Mary E. Dakin,
r. 110 Bay
;8S=-Kirwin. See Kerwin
Kiselich August (Mikulich & Kiselich), r. 610

Lombard
Kiser F. Irving, salesman, r. 1799 Filbert
" James A. (Lee & Kiser), r. 1131 Polk

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Kish Oscar, clerk, r. 29 Lloyd
" William, blacksmith Risdon I. & L. Wks,
r. 29 Lloyd
Kislih Ernst, liquors, 552, 4tli. r. SW cor 3d and

Towns end
Kispert Charles F., upholsterer, r. 17th Av
South nr Railroad Av
" Harry F., jeweler Shreve & Co., r. Rail-
road Av nr 16th Av South
Kissane Henry, teamster, Pier 11 Steuart, r.

1010 Folsom
Kisse John, waiter Chris Monte, r. 1405 Val-
encia
Klstemnaclier Brothers fFrederick and Henry ) ,
wines and liquors, NW cor Mission and
East
" Frederick (Kistenmacher Bros.), r. 48 East
" Henry (Kistenmacher Bros.), r. 48 East
" Julius, bartender Kistenmacher Bros., r.
48 East
Kister Jacob (Kister & Huber), r. Tingley nr
Mission
" & Huber (Jacob Kister and Adolph Huberj.
wagon makers, W s Mission nr Silver
Av
Kistler Edmund, clerk, r. 123 Eddy
Kiszler Henry, r. 219 Waller
Kitajima R. S., manager The Fuji Co., 120, 5th
Kitch Charles B., timer Market St. Ry, r. 2517

jNIission
Kitchen Joseph G.. solicitor Union Central Life

Ins. Co., r. 1101 Pine
Kitchen Andrew H.. machine hand S. F. Furni-
ture Mfg. Co.. r. Lorin
" Claudia M. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1219 Bu-
chanan
'^ Ellis S., reporter R. G. Dun & Co.
" John, clerk Home Mutual Ins. Co., r. Oak-
land
" John Jr., foreman Phillips Bros., r. Oak-
land
" Mary A. Mrs., r. 713 Ellis
" Peter H., patents, r. 749 Market
" Stephen, miner, r. 871 Market
" William M., refiner, r. California Av bet
Mission and Howard
Kitson Andrew, machinist, r. 1217 Polk
Kltt Edward P., 3d officer City of Sydney
Kitterman George A., salesm.an James Kitter-
man, r. 1313 Stockton
" James, furniture and carpets, 1313 Stock-
ton, r. 520 Greenwich
Kittle Annie G., widow, r. SW cor Steiner and
Pacific Av
" George P., ship carpenter, r. 729 Harrison
" H. de W. Mrs. (Kittle & Co.), r. Ross.

Marin Co.
" Nicholas G., with Williams. Brown Fruit

Co.. r. SW cor Steiner and Pacific Av
" Rene, hackdriver, r. 346, 4th
" William S. (Cadman & Kittle), r. SW cor
Steiner and Pacific Av

KITTLE & 00.

'Mrs. Harriet de Witt Kittle and James
Palachej, agents Pacific Oil and Lead
Works, J. & P. Coats' Spool Cotton,
Finlayson, Bousfield & Co's Linen and
Salmon Net Threads, Houghton Pack-
ing Co., Baltimore, M. Werk & Co., Cin-
cinnati, shipping and commission
merchants, dealers in aU kinds of oils,
also canned goods, candles, rosins, bi-
carbonate and caustic sodas, salt, etc.,
202 California
'^"Kittle. See Kettle

Kittler Geo. W. C, musician, 103 California Av
" Roman, r. 50 Clementina
" William C, musician, 103 California Av
Kittleson John, seaman, r. 12 Selina PI

" Theodore, helper Atlas Iron Wks
Kitto Charles, packer Doernbecher Furniture
Mfg. Co., r. Oakland
" Edward A., photographer, r. 3116 Point

Lobos Av
" Pietro, fisherman, r. 324 Vallejo
Kittredge Addison G., collector, r. 1511 Jackson
" C. Miss, stenographer Williams, Dimond

& Co., r. Berkeley
" Charles, fur cutter, r. 277 Minna
" Edward H. (E. H. Kittredge & Co.), r. Oak-
land
" E. H. & Co. (Edward H. Kittredge), doors,

windows and blinds. 11.3-115 Market
" Ethel G. Miss, stenographer TrafBc Assn.

of California, r. 130 Post
" Isabella H., widow, r. 2519 Bush
" James, metal roofer, r 25'/^ Lapidge
" John R., lumber surveyor, 9 Mission, r.

Oakland
" Ralph B., with Neville & Co., r. 918A Oak
" Spencer B.. clerk, r. 2519 Bush
Kitts Edward, boatswain str Australia
Kitz Franz, manager Loew Filter Co., 7, 1st, r.

Alameda
Kitzmuller Michael, carriage material, 829
Howard, telephone South 487. r. 1113 Turk
Kivi Felix, tailor, r. 1243 Folsom
Kjellog George, tailor Charles Bliss, r. 535 Post
Kjostrud D. Mrs., r. 1513a Howard
Klaas Matheus, confectionery, 1233 Stockton, r.

628 Broadway
Klaber Bertha, widow, r. 423 Bryant

" Isaac, marble worker, r. 185 Perry
Klahn August, contractor, r. 5 Chenery
" Henry J., carpenter, r. 1228 Dolores
" Nicholas, cabinet maker, r. 3 Chenery
Klain Caroline, widow, r. 921 McAllister
Klaiss John, engineer, r. 871 Market
Klamath Packing and Trading Co., R. D.
Hume president, Charles S. Winsor sec-
retary, office 318 California, room 11
Klammer Eugene, clerk Edward Stohlmann, r.

713 Franklin
Klang Andreas J., master mariner, r. 7BostonPl

" Susannah, widow, r. 208 Francisco rear
Klapperich Adeline Mrs., r. 10 Washington Av
" John J., carriage blacksmith, 3 Grand Av,
r. 31 Albion Av
Klapproth Charles, cook, r. 907 Folsom
Klare Conrad, watchmaker, 514 Post, r. 13189^
Broadway
" Emilie, widow, r. 1318a£ Broadway
" Philip, carpenter, r. 925 Golden Gate Av
" Robert, selector Nathan, Dohrmann & Co.,
r. 1318?^ Broadway
Klarenmeyer Simon, r. 626 O'Farrell
Klarfleld Baruch, jeweler R. Bujannoff, r. 1059

Howard
Klarman Emma Miss, clerk Mrs. A. Fuhs, r. 502

Castro
Klarmann George, bookkeeper Ben H. Lucke, r.
1805 Dupont
" John, cook, r. 1805 Dupont
Klamet Charles (Klarnet & Lezott), r. 1616'/^
Jackson
" Isaac, clerk Kaufmann & Frankel, r. 713

Green
" Joseph, tailor, 118 Leidesdorff, r. 713 Green
" Samuel M., clerk Lesser Crocker, r. 713

Green
" Simon, bill clerk Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r.

713 Green
" & Lezott (Charles Klarnet and John R.
Lezott), barbers, 1323 Polk
Klascovich John, waiter Andro B. Balaban, r.

24 Hofl Av
Klassen Henry, r. 527 Lombard
Klatt Ferdinand, carpenter and builder, 40 New
Montgomery, r. 1201 Treat Av
" Frederick, porter Mills Bldg,r. 1319 Folsom
" Joseph, laborer, r. 1904 Powell
" Walter F., salesman W. P. Fuller & Co., r.
1201 Treat Av
«S=-Klatt. SeeClatt

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Klatzel Frederick J., bottler, r. 609 Ash Av
Klau Adolpb, salesman Baker & Hamilton, r.
218 Stockton
" Edward (Haas Bros.), r. 318 Stockton
" Karl (Haas Bros.,) r. 218 Stockton
" Leopold (Haas Bros.), r. 218 Stockton
Klauenberg Hugo, rattan works, 133, 15th
Klaus Addie, widow, r. 403, 8th
" George, butcher Jos. Buttgenbach, r. 46

Morris Av
" Harry A., bill distributor Sterling & Dun-

phy, r. 31 Turk
" Marie Mrs., corset maker, r. 1821 Mason
" Rose, widow, r. 31 Turk
Klauss Emma Miss, seamstress, r. 552Y2 Bryant
" Julia Miss, seamstress, r. 552% Bryant
" Margar t, widow, r. 706a Jones
" Mary, widow, r. 552!4 Bryant
J8®"Klaus. See Glaus and Clauss
Kleber Joseph, steward German Hospital, r.

120a Noe
4S=Kleber. See Klaber and Kleiber
Klebsch Albert, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co.. r.
Pennsylvania Av bet 22d and 2.3d Po-
trero
" Henry O., iron worker Standard Iron and
Wire Wks, r. 1I20>4 Mission
Klee Henry, bakery, aig'/a Post
" William, driver F. M. Pharion, r. 620 Lin-
den Av
MSS-Klee. See Clay and Kley
Kleebauer Charles, clerk Morris & Kennedy
" Henry, manager Signal Transfer Co., 530

Jones, r. 445 O'Farrell
" John B., plumber, r. 136 Flood Av
Kleemann Julius, cooper, r. 29Vi Linden Av
Kleen Henry (Barg & Kleen), r. 532A 21st
Klees Hattie Miss, domestic, r. 341 Jessie
•• Mary, widow, r. 341 Jessie
" William H., jeweler, r. 341 Jessie
Kleese Jacob, jeweler W. K. Vanderslice & Co.,

r. Berkeley
Klefeker Louis, miner, r. 315 Broderick
Klehm Christian, cement worker, r. 503 Union
Kleiber Ernest, blacksmith, r. 109 Germania
" Frances, widow, r. 554'/4 Natoma
" Paul, horseshoer, r. 1337 Natoma
Klein Adelaide, widow r. 822 Larkin
" Adolph, candy maker Frank Maskey, r.

1223!/2 Folsom
" Albert, painter J. G. Klemm, r. 104 Kearny
" Annie, widow, r. 2307 California
" Antone, driver, r. Ill Butte
" Arthur, helper G. & E. Snook, r. 890 Shotwell
" Charles, carriage and wagon maker, 111-
113, 1st, r. 404 Ellis
Klein Charles, manager Humboldt Lumber Mill
Co's Yard, 645-651 Bryant, r. 2009 Devisa-
dero
" Charles R., shoemaker, 1.327 Polk
" Christina Mrs., r. 1534 Fulton
" E., steward Viticultural Restaurant, r.

463 Stevenson
" Edward, butcher James Hall, r. 949, 13th

Av South
" Emma, widow, bakery, 604 N South
" Ernst, groceries and liquors, SW cor Ful-
ton and Lyon, r. 535 Lyon
" Frank, special ofBcer Municipal Burglar

Alarm Co., r. 417 Hyde
" Fred C, r. 535 Lyon

" Frederick, paper carrier, r. 1318 Kearney
" Frederick, plumber Koch & Grimes, r. 433

Minna
" Frederick A., porter Hey, Grauerholz &

Co., r. 31 Webster
" Frederick A., starter Cal. St. RR, r. 1257

CaJifornia
" George H., butcher James Hall, r. 604 N

South
" Henry, hackman United Carriage Co.. r.

8I514 Howard
" Henry L., paper carrier, r. 1419 Octavia
" Henry W., butcher James Hall, r. 604 N

South
" Ignatz, peddler, r. 340 Hickory Av
" Jacob, carpenter, ]35;/2 Page, r. 3 Rose Av
" Jacob, machinist W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. 1223 Folsom

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

^'^'^ Heating Apparatus.

and Steam 1 1 fi

J, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Klein John, porter, r. 18, 1st
" John A., bookkeeper Henry Campe & Co., r.

525 Lyon
" John E., gunsmith, 203 Powell, r. 1025

Shotwell
" John H., capitalist, r. 523 Lyon
Klein John M, (John M. Klein's Electrical
Works), r. 433 Montgomery
" Joseph, bookkeeper Hey, Grauerholz & Co.,

r. 1911 Stockton
" Julius, stock clerk Rosenthal Bros. & Co.
r. 1419 Octavia
Klein Julius, treasurer Bay City Soda Water
Co., 116-118 Golden Gate .^v., r. 1433

" Julius A., engineer, r. 813 Bryant

" Lazare (Kahn Bros. Klein & Co.), r.

Maison Riche
" Louis, bookkeeper Leon D. Stone & Co., r.

813 Bryant
" Louis, bookkeeper U. S. Brewery, r. 1534

Fulton
" Mary A., widow, proprietor The Golden

State, 106 Eddy
" Maurice, conductor, r. 1111!^ Tennessee
" Michael, seaman r. 143 Berry
" Minnie Miss, saleslady Emma Klein, r.

604 N South
" N. Frank, driver, Pac. Transfer Co., r. 868

Mission
" Pierre, proprietor Mira Valle Vineyard,

6041/2 Geary, r. 808a Geary
" Rudolf, barber M. Moses, r. 637 Vallejo
" Susman, merchant, r. 1419 Octavia
" Theodore, r. 1715 Dupont
" Theodore G., salesman H. Huddleston &

Co., r. 1715 Dupont
" Valentine, shoemaker, IO3314, 18th
" William, carriage maker Richard Nugent,

r. 813 Bryant
" William, musician, r. 109, 6th
" William F., superintendent Shreve & Co.,

r. 1330 Treat Av
4@="Klein. See Cline, Clyne, Kleyn and Kline

Klein's John M. Electrical Works

(John M. Klein and Marion L. Mowry),
telegraph, telephone and electric
light supplies, electrical engineering,
construction and manufacturing, 421-
423 Montgomery, works 929-931 Ala-
bama, telephone Main 389

Kleinberg Jonas, bandage maker German Hos-
pital

Kleinclaus Charles Mrs., widow, r. 2405 Howard
" Gustave, r. 1911 San Carlos Av

Kleine Frederick H., machine hand Sterling
Furniture Co., r. 22 Lapidge

Kleineberg Christopher, physician, r. 1335 Geary

Kleiner Rudolf, wood carver C. O. Schnoor, r.
137 Morris Av

Kleinert August G., furniture and carpets, 1512-
1514 Polk, r. 1724 Clay
" Rubber Co. (New York), Samuel Glass
agent, 334-336 Bush

Kleinhammer Charles, lunchman Cafe Zinkand,
r. 4 Martha PI
" Christiana, widow, r. 354 Crook
" Christopher F., driver F. C. Hagerup, r. 48
Everett

Kleinhans Albert, clerk Edison Light and
Power Co., r. 640 Fell
" John (John L. Koster & Co.), r. 640 Fell
" Louis (Sepprich & Kleinhans), r. 6 Monroe

Kleinhaupt Abraham, clothing, 109, 6th, r. 334
Cumberland

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Kleinhaupt Maurice, salesman A. Kleinhaupt,

r. 334 Cumberland
Kleinknecht Annie, widow, r. 230 Langton
" Gottlieb, baker, r. 772 Mission
" William, baker, r. 772 Mission
Kleinmann Simon, peddler, r. 1307 Eddy
Kleis Herbert, r. 538 Ellis
" Irving, r. 538 Ellis
" Ralston, r. 538 Ellis
" Sarah, widow, r. 538 Ellis
Kleiser George W., dental student, r. 322 Golden

Gate Av
Klemm Hugo, barber, 4 Steuart, r. 8V2 Lewis
" John A., wood polisher, 518, 5th, r. 10 Pros-
per
" Julius G. (Klemm Mantel Co.), and cabinet

maker, 518, 5th. r. 10 Prosper
" Mantel Co. (Julius G. Klemm and Henry
Euler Jr.), wood mantels, 442. 5th
Klemmick Alfred H., fireman str Herald, r. 9

Ritch
Klenck Frederick J., carpenter, r. 714 Fulton
" John F., teacher drawing, r. 3040, 16th
" Margarita K., dressmaker, r. 1006 Larkin
" May E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1006 Larkin
•' Richard, sugar worker, r. 141 Dore
" Robert, phonograph expert Peter Baciga-

lupi, r. 115 Turk
" William P., salesman James M. Moran &
Co., r. 141 Dore
J»^Klenck. See Klinck and Klink
Klenentza John, master mariner, r. 54 Sacra-
mento
Klenger Joseph, laborer First St. Wks Union

I. Wks, r. 210 Montgomery
Klenk Godfrey G., cellarman J. Gundlach & Co.,

r. 809 York
Klenn John A., varnisher, r. Fulton nr 1st Av
Klenner Joseph, butcher South S. F. Packing and
Provision Co., r. cor M and 5th Av South
Klenz Frederick, wood carver C. O. Schnoor, r.

1509 Steiner
Klese G., seaman, r. 22 Sacramento
Klesow Frederick, master schr Shasta, oface 24
Clay, r. 226y2 Ritch
" John C, blacksmith, r. 24 Camp
" John F.. master schr Pinole, office 24 Clay,
r. 24 Camp
Kleupfer John H., clerk Alexander J. Wentzlar,

r. Alameda
Klevesahl Emil, pattern maker Risdon I. & L.
Wks, r. 604, 2d
" Ernest, student Van der Naillen's School

of Engineering, r. 604, 2d
" Ernst (Klevesahl & Schou). and groceries,
NE cor Davis and Commercial, r. 228
Francisco
'■ Frederick, butcher Andrew L. Breslin, r.

604, 2d
" Henry C, clerk Humboldt Savings and

Loan Society, r. 5 Morris Av
" Julius, packer M. Friedman & Co., r. 604, 2d
" Minnie Miss, dyer. r. 604, 2d
" & Schou (Ernest Klevesahl and Frank
Schou), groceries and liquors, NE cor
Powell and Francisco
Kley Adolph, milker, r. 403 Broadway
Kleymann F., salesman Hofmann & Woenne, r.
728 Linden Av
" William, clerk Gendotli Bros., r. 728 Lin-
den Av
Kleyn Anton, painter and paper hanger, 223

Hayes, r. 919 Jessie
Kliem Emil, compositor Cal. Demokrat, r. 3

Kohler PI
Klier Henry, baker, r. 625 Clay

Klimer Joseph, butcher, r. M nr 5th Av South
Klinck Frederick H., gardener, r. 2439 Greenwich
Klind Joseph, lodgings, 825 Kearny
Klindt Charles, laborer Golden Gate Comp
Yeast Co., r. 1211 ;4 Bush
" Henry, collector, r. 1017 Mason
" Morris, butcher, r. 1211 'A Bush
" T. Miss, clerk Golden Gate Comp. Yeast
Co., r. 12111/2 Bush
Kline Abraham, traveling salesman, r. 1310 La-
guna
" Charles, foreman Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg

Wks, r. cor Beach and Devisadero
" David (Louis Kline & Co.). r. 1319 Octavia
" George A., manufacturers agent, 8 Sutter,
r. 1414 Post
Kline G. W., cashier The Crocker-Woolworth
National Bank, junction Post and Mar-
ket, r. Berkeley
Kline Louis & Co. (Mrs. Regina Kline, Max
Gensberger and David Kline), manu-
facturers and importers hats and caps,
108-110 Bush
" LucienW., salesman, r. 1529 Geary
" Mae, widow, housekeeper Fred Salkeld, r.

227 Geary
" Mary, widow, r. 939 Pacific
" Marx, salesman, r. 1529 Geary
" Regina. widow, r. 1414 Post
" Regina Mrs. (Louis Kline & Co.), r. 1234

Geary
" Samuel A .. manufacturers' agent, 8 Sutter,

r. 1414 Post
" Theodore A., fireman str Progreso
" Thomas H., r. 18 Everett
" William H., attorney at law, 11-12 Mills
Bldg, 4th floor, r. 501 Geary
^^"Kline. See Cline, Clyne, Klein and Kleyn
Kling Charles, baker Albert Wiedmann, r. 1924
Howard
" Ferdinand, r. 2631% Harrison
" Freda Mrs., varieties, 718^2 Franklin
" Fritz, bottler Breig& Schafer, r. 1327 Na-

toma
" Gottlieb, cabinet maker Emil Heubner, r.

718/2 Franklin
" Gustave, r. 128 Moulton
" Jacob, painter, r. 1708 Lexington Av
" John, drayman, r. 1132 Bryant
" Philip, confectioner Westerfeld's Bakery,

r. 1009 Oak
" Rose, domestic, 904 O'Farrell
Klinge William, tailor, r. 221!/^ Fulton
Klingel John, groceries and liquors, 633 Larkin,

r. 28/2 Fair Oaks
Klingenstein Frederick (Lyon & Klingenstein),

r, 313 Oak
Klinger Auguste Mrs., r. 15 Webster
" Charles, cigar manufacturer, 612 Fulton
" Frederick, liquors and lodgings, Sickles

Av nr San Jose Av
" George, clerk William Cline, r. 15 Webster
" Harry, plamber, r. 15 Webster
" William, clerk Fireman's Fund Ins. Co., r.

2111 Geary
" William, clerk Le Count Bros., r. 15 Web-
ster
Klingmann Adam, carpenter, r. 1111 Pacific
Klink George T., auditor of disbursements
Southern Pacific Co., 4 Montgomery, r.
2003 Steiner
•' Jane S. Miss, teacher Franklin Grammar

School, r. 1507 Scott
" William M., bookkeeper Shreve & Co., r.
1507 Scott
S5=-Klink. See Klenck and Klinck
Klinker Charles J., master mariner, r. 812a Fil-
bert

KLINKNER C. A. & CO.

(estate of Charles A. Klinkner), manu-
facturers red rubber stamps, stencils,
dies, badg-es, medals and checks, 320
Sansome, rooms 33-37, telephone Main
409
Klinkner Charles A. Estate of (C. A. Kllnkner
& Co.), 320 Sansome, rooms 33-37
" Charles A., salesman C. A. Klinkner & Co.,
r. Golden Gate, Cal.

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Klinkner Fred S., clerk C. A. Kliukner & Co., r.

Golden Gate, Cal.
" K V. Mrs., executrix estate of Charles A.

Klinkner, 320 Sansome, rooms 33-37, r.

Golden Gate, Cal.
Klinkradt John, r. 14 Johnston Av
Klint Karin Miss, midwife, r. 912 Howard
Klintot Mary, widow, r. )7Y2 Oak Grove Av
Klintworth Diedrich, editor San Francisco

AhendPost, 535 California, r. 1117 Shot-
well
Klippel E. C. Miss, bookkeeper, r. 1233 Pine

" William, watchmaker, 3137 Mission
Klipstein Robert E. F., driver Farns worth &

Ruggles, r. 807 Harrison
Klitzing Max V., traveling salesman Naber,

Alfs & Brune, r. 326 Eddy
Kljunak Martin N., bartender E. O. Wilkens, r.

3206 California
Klock George, provisions, 103, 24th
Klocke Henry, cigars and tobacco, 859 Market,

r. 1654 Market
Klodt P. Herman, jeweler Otto Klumpp, r. 790

Folsom
Kloehn Henry, tailor, r. 610 Napa
Kloepper Adam, peel maker, 634 Pacific
" Bernard H., tailor, 35, 3d, r. 963 Howard

KLOG THOMAS,

Hardwood grille and fret work for
arches, doors and windows, parquet
floors and artistic wood carving, 232
ElUs, r. 507Y2 Hyde
4»*Klog. SeeClogg .

Kloos Charles J., butcher Gendotti Bros., r. 59 <
Linden Av
" Susan, widow, r. 597 Linden Av
Klopenstine Henry C, bookkeeper Cunningham,
Curtiss & Welch, r. 600 Bush
" Joseph, clerk, r. 600 Bush
Klopf Emil, laborer, r. 6091/2. 3d
Klopfer John, cooper, r. 425 Broderick
Kloppenburg Charles D., reporter Pickens, Ful-
ton & Co., r. 110 Liberty
" Charles J. F., clerk Christy & Wise, r. 507

Leavenworth
" Dora, widow, r. 1207 Laguna
" John F., broker, r. 507 Leavenworth
" Otto, salesman, r. 334 Grove
Klopper Edward, shoefltter Frederick Klopper,
r. 3 Adelaide PI
" Frederick, leather and shoe findings, 309

Mason, r. ISVi William
" Gustave, plumber Henry Klopper, r. 1110

Clay
" Henry, plumber, 1102 Clay, r. 1110 Clay
Klopstock C. & Co. (Curtis Klopstock), whole-
sale cigar dealers, 318 Sacramento
'< Curtis (C. Klopstock & Co.), r. 714 Hayes
" David (L L. Solomon & Co.), r. 714 Hayes
" Fred, salesman I. L. Solomon & Co., r. 714

Isaac D., cashier I. L. Solomon & Co., r. 714

" Samuel C. (I. L. Solomon* Co.), r. 714 Hayes
Klos George, barber Fred Giessler, r. 619 Minna

" William, liquors, NW cor 8th and Mission,
r. 619 Minna
Klose Philip, r. 1603 Eddy

" Wieland, machinist Washburn & Moen
Mfg. Co.,r. 14 Glover
«®-Klose. See Close and Kloos
Kloss John, cabinet maker N. Parrish & Co., r.

1709 Market
KlothFred, clerk Enos I. Flieger, r. 3147, 16th
Klotz Al, musician, 39, 4th

" Carrie Miss, ladies' hair dresser, r. 304 Turk

" Frank, musician, r. 845 Mission

" Frederick, teamster, r. 526 Filbert

" Fritz W., liquors, 35, 9th

" Jacob, butcher, r. 937, 11th Av South

" Jacob, traveling salesman Michalitschke
Bros. & Co., r. 1130b Broadway

" Joseph A., carpenter, r. 534 V^ Grove

" Leopold, wood and coal, 1636 Stockton

" Louis, musician, r. 907 Steiner

'■ William F., butcher John Scully, r. 304 Turk
Kluber Josepf, carpenter, 932 Montgomery, r.
6 Montgomery Court

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

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Kluck William (Simmons, Moberg & Kluck), r.

64 Tehama
Kluegel Edward A., cashier Christy & Wise, r.

Oakland
Kluenter John, cabinet maker S. F. Furniture

Mfg. Co., r. 209 Leidesdorft
Kluetsch Frank J., expressman, SE cor Geary

and Larkin, r. 719 Geary rear
Klug Robert, baker, r. 634 Pacific
Kluge Anna, nurse German Hospital
" August, tailor, 914 Dale PI
" Clara, widow, r. 2319 Van Ness Av
" George F., brass molder Vincent Kingwell,

r. 514 Howard
" Henry, miller, r. 1929 Union
" Joseph, brewer, r. 1929 Union
" Olga, domestic, 711 Folsom
Klumpke John G., house broker, r. 1000 Chestnut

" John W., locksmith, 225 O'Farrell
Klumpp Arthur, salesman O'Connor, Moflatt &
Co., r. Oakland
" Emil C, manager S. F. Diamond House,

102 Kearny, r. Fruit vale
" Herman J., engraver Shreve & Co., r. East

Oakland
" Martin, porter Haas Bros., r. 23 Stockton PI
" Otto, manufacturing jeweler, 3 Hardie PI,

r. 1830 Ellis
" R., newspaper carrier, r. 28 Turk
" Rudolph, salesman, r. 2504 Bush
" William A., jeweler, r. 1820 Ellis
Klunder John (John Klunder & Co.), r. 216 Fair
Oaks
" John & Co. (John and John F. Klunder),

groceries and liquors, 101-103 Jackson
" JohnF. (John Klunder & Co.), r. 216 Fair
Oaks ^ ^.

Klung Alphonse J., bookkeeper Coope & Pippy,
r. 229, 11th
" Henry, lithographer Schmidt Label & Lith.

Co., r. 239, 11th
" Henry G., draughtsman, r. 329, Hth
" Otto J. F., draughtsman A. I. Frye, r. 229,
11th
Klussmann Charles, master schr Carrier Dove,

office 34 Clay
Klute Adolph, liquors, NE cor 5th and Bryant,

r. 676 Bryant
4®-Klute. See Clute

Klutz Frank, porter J. H. Medau, r. 4371/2 Clem-
entina
Kluver Henry, teamster Morton Draying &

Warehouse Co., r. 516 Jessie
Knack Charles, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 32
Dore
" George, r. 319 Grant Av
" Philip A., laborer, r. 7M Bowie Av
Knacke Elizabeth, widow, r. 1108 Filbert
" George F., salesman Nolan Bros. Shoe Co.,

r. 1108 Filbert
" Lizzie Miss, tailoress, r. 1108 Filbert
Knaego James G., r. 1005 Clay
Knaggs John, liquors, W s Manchester nr

Precita Av
Knapik Peter P., picture frames, 435, 4th, r. 24

Julian Av
Knapp Charles H., cashier C. F. Weber & Co.,

300-306 Post, r. 3 Ewer PI
Knapp Eddy G., attorney at law, 31 Mills Bldg,
6th floor, r. 531 Bush
" Emma, widow, r. 351 Minna
" Gussie, domestic, 3304 Union
" Henry, carpenter Am. Type Founders Co.,

r. Oakland
" Horace G., paper hanger, r. 3 Hartford
" Jacob T., millhand, r. 2124 Howard

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Knapp Jesse C, painter, r. II3114 Folsom
" Jotin, laborer Vulcan Iron Wks, r. 51 Jessie
" Julia, widow, r. 1^30 Alabama
" May, widow, r. 1912 Pine
" Moses A., mining engineer, 31 Mills Bldg,

6th floor, r. Oakland
" Olcott J., painter, r. II2114 Folsom
" Peter, waiter, r. 265 Clara
" Philip C, receiving teller Savings and

Loan Society, r. 2031 Pacific Av
" Richard, electrician S. F. & S. M. Rv., r.

1825 Market
" S. H. Mrs., r. 1714 Market
" Wellington A., mining engineer, r. 23

Kearny
" Wilbur F., salesman, r. 330 McAllister
'< William, teamster, r. UW-A Folsom
" William A., mining engineer, 405 Mont-
gomery, room 5
" William B., manager J. C. Russell & Co.,
701 Geary, r. 819 Bush
Knappe Gertrude, widow, r. 4 Kramer PI

" N., baker Cardall & Marston, r. 173 Minna
Knapper Henry, harness maker R. F. Ryan, r.

2127 Mission
Knarston John H. Mrs., book and job printing

529 Washington, r. 2349 Jones
Knauer Joseph, barber, 32. 3d, r. 736 Green
Knaul Peter, cook, r. 514 Filbert
Knauper August, bartender John P. Trapet, r.

6O614 Leavenworth
Knaus Caroline, widow, r. 547iX Fulton
Kneal Daniel, contractor, r. 1627 Hayes
Kneass Edward D., salesman, r. 651 Capp
Kneass George W., boat builder, 718, 3d, tele-
phone South 719, -1 bells, r. 18 Walter
" Karl, stenographer, r. 824 Laguna
Knecht George, steward Eugene Belrose, r. 621

Pine
Kneeland Nellie Miss, dressmaker, r. 133 Oc-

tavia
Knefsey Mary, widow, r. 2625 Howard
Knego Nicholas, cook Nicholas Rudonick
Kneib George W., salesman Baker & Hamilton,

r. 709 Post
Knell Frederick G., teacher music, 1114 Lar-
kin
" George H., compositor Chronicle, r. 151^

Sheridan
" Jacob, janitor Teutonia Hall, r. 1325 How-
ard
" John, teacher music, 1114 Larkin
Knepper Richard, bookkeeper, r. 48 Oak
Knerr Claire F., salesman S. G. Knerr & Son, r.
Berkeley
" Fred W. (S. G. Knerr & Son), r. Berkeley
" Samuel G. (S. G. Knerr & Son^, r. Berkeley
" S. G. & Son (Samuel G. and Fred W )
tailors, 40 Murphy Bldg
Knibb Henry K., clerk Langley& Michaels Co.,

r. 1008 Bush
Knibbe Henry W., clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co r

403 Union
Knibbs Javan De M., painter Swan & Stein r

303 Golden Gate Av
Knick Benjamin, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co r

7th Av South nr N
Knickerbocker Calvin E. (Knickerbocker Coal
Co.), r. 1810 Page
" Coal Co. (Calvin E. Knickerbocker), wood,

coal, hay and grain, 522 Howard
" Male Quartet, R. P. Evans business man-
ager, 40 New Montgomery
" The, 17 Stockton

" William W., salesman Crane Co., r. Oak-
land

Knickmann August C. F., shoemaker, 1521 Ma-
son
Knickmeyer William, carpenter, r. 512 Bush
Knie Amelia, widow, r. 513 Lombard
Knief Fred, cellarman Cal. Wine Assn., r. 560
Minna
" George E., groceries, SW cor Kearny and

Vallejo
" Henry, carpenter, r. 812 Hampshire
" Henry, clerk Bibo, Newman & Ikenberg, r.

1615 Jones
" John Henry, r. 1114 Steiner
" Ludolf, cooper Cal. Wine Assn., r. 506, 2d
Knierr Albert, butcher Poly, Heilbron & Co., r

161h Av South nr N
Kniese George, operator Buckingham & Hecht,

r. E s Manchester nr Stoneman
Kniff Holland C, clerk Langley & Michaels Co

r. 1004 Valencia
Knight Adelaide Mrs. (J. & A. Knight), r. 512
4 th

Allen, clerk Sather Banking Co., r. 1709

" Anita Mrs., saleslady Paragon Cloak and

Suit Co., r. 1402a Hyde
" Anthony G., r. 714 Leavenworth
" Benjamin A., agent The Oregon Iron and

Steel Co., r. Oakland
" Bernard, Quartermaster str Santa Rosa
" Bert, teamster U. S. Engineer's dept, r.

Fort Point
" Cameron, physician, 1051 Market
" Carlton, traieling salesman, r. 1714 Mar-
ket
" Charles, laborer, r. 2656 Filbert
" Charles E., bookkeeper The Crocker- Wool-
worth National Bank, r. 2209 Buchanan
" Charles P., laborer U. S. Engineer's dept,

r. 2040 Lombard
" Edward A., bottler J. I. Bliven & Co,, r. 443

Valencia
" Edward H., proprietor Am. Laundry, 2120

Lombard, r. 2221 Greenwich
" Edwin, ship carpenter, r. 54 Sacramento
" Ether, laborer, r. 2008a Howard
" Ether T., motorman Market St. Rv-, r

2008a Howard
" Eunice J., widow, r. 220 Turk
" Frederick W., salesman Dunham, Carrigan
& Hayden Co., r. Oakland
Knight Geo. A. (Knight & Heggerty), r. 2209
Buchanan
" George E., clerk Chronicle, r. 1918 Leaven-
worth
" George E., driver John A. Christen, r. Sil-
ver Av bet Scott and Litchard
•' George E., milkman, r. 5 August Alley
" George H., manager Home Portrait and

Photographing Co., 721 Sutter
" George J., r. 112 Shot well
" George T., pressman Eastman & Thomas,

r. 732, 14th
" H. Miss, weaver Golden Gate Woolen

Mills
" Hilles J., manager C. A. Hooper & Co.'s
yard, cor Ocean House Road and S. P.
RR. track
" Hiram D., chief engineer U. S. Mint, r. 7

Montgomery Av
" Ida, widow, r. 1605 Howard

J. & A. (James and Mrs. Adelaide), lodg-
ings. 512-516, 4th
" James (J. & A. Knight), r. 512, 4th
" J. B., laborer, r. 29 Minna
" Jerome B. Rev., r. 640 Clay
" John, machinist Cal. Saw Wks, r. Ala-
meda
" John J., machinist M. A. Graham, r. Ala-
meda
" Joseph, expressman, SE cor Folsom and

4th, r. 516, 4th
" Lincoln P., upholsterer, r. 320 Turk
" Louis F., r. 382 San Jose Av
" Lucien W., clerk H. K. Belden, r. Sausa-

lito
" Lucy Miss, hairdresser, 2008a Howard
" Mabel F. Miss, clerk, r. 12>4 Hollis

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Knight Mary, domestic, 2321 Devisadero
" May, widow, r. 1516 Eddy
" Orman H., policeman, r. 927V4 Lombard
" Patrick J., seaman str Eureka, r. 47 Te-
hama
" Robert, clerk, r. 26 McAllister
Knight Samuel, assistant U. S. Attorney, U.
S. Appraisers' Bldg, room 61, r. 2106
Van Ness Av
" Thomas, capitalist, r. 154 Golden Gate Av
" Thomas G., collector Easton, Eldridge &

Co., r. 154 Golden Gate Av
" Thomas L., messenger Wells, Fargo &

Co., r. Oakland
" Walter, laborer, r. 10 De Haro
'• William, bartender Grasso & Crespino, r.

626 California
" William L., traveling passenger agent S.

P. Co., 4 Montgomery, r. Oakland
" Woodbury Mrs., widow, r. 1920 Leaven-
worth
Knignt & Heggerty (Geo. A. Knight and
Charles J. Heggerty), attorneys at law,
74-80 Chronicle Bldg, telephone Main 856
Knight & Olsen (Alansen D. Knight and Frank
A. Olsen), proprietors Drucker Express
and Transfer Co., 21 Market
Knighton Addie E., widow, r. 2426 Market
" David W., r. 2426 Market
" Robert Jr., manufacturers' agent, 3 Mills

Bldg, 4th floor, r. Cosmos Club
" Worthen, clerk, r. 2426 Market
Knights Albert, foreman W. R. Knights Co.,

r. 1933 Lexington Av
Knights and Ladles of Honor, S. B. Carleton
Grand Secretary, 20 Ellis
" Charles, engineer Catton, Bell & Co., r. 1816

Laguna
" Frank, conductor, r. 1605 Howard
" Frank Mrs., furnished rooms, 1605 Howard
Knights of Honor, C. H. M. Curry Grand

Reporter, 47 St. Anns Bldg
Knights of Pythias Bureau of Relief, 909
Market
" of Pythias Cemetery, 34th Av and Clement
" of Pythias Cemetery Association, F. A.
Mecredy secretary, offtce 432 Church
Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge, Herman
Schaftner Grand Keeper of Records and
Seal, 16-17 St. Ann's Bldg
" of Pythias Hall Association, Henry Welcer
secretary, 909 Market
Knights of Pythias Library, Daniel Allison
librarian, 909 Market
'• of St. Patrick, 220 Mason
" of Tara, 220 Mason
" of the Red Branch, 220 Mason
" of the Red Branch Hall, 220 Mason
Knights William D., secretary W. R. Knights

Co., 600-606 Front, r. Sacramento, Cal.
Knights William R., president W. R. Knights
Co. and McKay Tanning Co., 600-606
Front, r. 210 Frederick

KNIGHTS W. R. COMPANY,

(incorporated) William R. Knights
president, John Blair vice-president,
William D. Knights secretary, dealers
in hides, sheepskins, tallow, etc., 600-
606 Front and isacramento, Cal.
Knill Albert, physician, 504 Kearny
Knipe Frederick, r. 1418 Valiejo
" Frederick A., foreman Arctic Oil Wks
" Frederick T., plumber William S. Snook

& Sons, r. 729 Treat Av
" T. eresa, widow, r. 1418 Valiejo
Knippel Charles F., accountant, r, 221, 5th
Knippenherg Ernest R., proprietor Young
American Saloon, SE cor Steuart and
Howard, r. 542 Folsom
Knipper Albert F., crockery, 1417 Stockton
' " Susannah, widow, r. 1417 Stockton
Knipschild Fred W., barber Fred E. Sand
Knittle John, machinist, r. 710 Howard
Knobel Henry, secretary Pacific Coast Co-oper-
ative Cigar Manufacturing Co., 324 Bat-
tery, r. 404 Ellis
Knoblau Alena P. Mrs., lodgings, 617 Bryant
" John P., laborer, r. 617 Bryant

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

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Knoblau Reno P., ironworker, r. 617 Bryant
Knoblauch Arthur B., blacksmith H. M. Black

&Co., r. 7 15V4 Tehama
Knobloch Charles, liquors, 1127 Sutter
" Charles J., cigars and tobacco, 108 Solano
" Christian, cabinet maker, r. 334 Silver Av
" Frank, hay, grain, wood and coal, and
boarding and livery stables, 1056-1058
Kentucky
" Frederick, liquors, 1st Av South nr Rail-
road Av and proprietor Myrtle Hall. r.
708 Railroad Av
" Jacob, r. Missouri nr 17th, Potrero
" Jacob, liquors, 823 Kearny, r. QlT/z Green-
wich
" Otto, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. Penn-
sylvania Av nr Nevada
" Otto, teamster Pac. Roll. Mill., r. 108
Solano
Knoch Emil, laborer Pac. and S. F. Box Fac-
tory, r. 227, 15th
Knoche Henry {Shattuck & Knoche), r. 448 Bry-
ant
" Richard, cellarman National Brewing Co.
Knoderer Theodore C, clerk Palatine Ins. Co.,

r. 2117 Clay
Knoechel Carl, clerk, r. 624 Filbert

" Charles, r. 624 Filbert
Knoedler Alexander, washer John Wieland

Brewery, r. 916,9th
Knoke Charles (Knoke & Gander), r. 3004 Mis-
sion
" Henry F., shoemaker, 1419 Ellis
" Johanna L., dressmaking, 1419 Ellis
" John F., r. 153a Dore

" & Gander (Charles Knoke and Charles
Gander), butchers, 3002 Mission
Knole House, Mrs. Henrietta C. Joseph propri-
etor, 700 -Jones
Knoles Frederick (The Kennedy Co.),

Mission
Knoll Charles Mrs., r. 8 Howard Court
" G., capitalist, r. 933 Kearny
" George, r. 8 Howard Court
Knoll Harry W., with L. P. Fisher,
Union

" John, clerk Steflan & Rothermel, r. 211%, 9th
" Mary S., widow, r. 813 Shotwell
" Nicholas, cabinetmaker Indianapolis Fur-
niture Co., r. 110 Park Hill Av
" William F. J., tailor J. T. Poheim, r. 54
Homestead
4®-Knoll. See Noll
Knoop Henry, clerk Schloh & Kortjohn, r. 122

Turk
Knop Carl, janitor, 423 Washington
" Elfert (Hildebrand & Knop), r. 932 Mont-
gomery
" Frank A., clerk Charles Meier, r. 500 Post
Knopf Camille, butcher W. D. Wilson, r. 11
Scott PI
" George T., builder, r. 2300 Leavenworth
" William, r. 1015 Filbert
Knopfmacher August, diamond setter, 126

Kearny, room 28a, r. 1318 Steiner
Knoph Al N., tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. 1812 San Carlos Av
" John, r. Visitacion Valley nr Six-Mile-
House
Knorp Albert, shipping clerk Holbrook, Merrill
& Stetson, r. 1015 Ellis
" Albert F., steward, r. 1027 Ellis
" Edward L., bricklayer, r. 1027 Ellis
" Francis F., physician, 402 Hayes
" George H., machinist Market St. Ry, r.
1027 Ellis

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Kuorp William T., deputy Assessor, r. 1037

Ellis
Knorr Barbara, widow, r: 1507 Devisadero
" Gustav, butcher Henry Kroeger, r. 919 Ill-
inois
" Max, carpenter, r. 1630^^ Waller
Knorre Emil P., storekeeper Hibernia Brewery,

r. SOSWillard
Knoth Frank, driver Edward H. Beverly, r. 130
Fillmore
" J., architect, r. 20 O'Farrell
Knott Alphonse L., machinist, 641 Post
" Bernard A., r. 945 Mission
" Charles, machinist H. Bohls & Co., r. 325

Golden Gate Av
" John T., r. 736 Central Av
" Margaret E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 530

O'Farrell
" William E., meter reader Spring Valley
W. W., r. 1428 Broadway
Knottner Florian, r. 317 Clementina

" Leo, clerk, r. 317 Clementina
Knower F. W. Mrs. (Knower & Cashel), r. 805
Filbert
" John G., special policeman, r. 1334 Wash-
ington
" & Cashel (Mrs. F. W. Knower and Miss
Kate Cashel), dressmakers, 136 Kearny,
room 29
Knowland Joseph, president Gardiner Mill Co.,
23 California, room 18, r. Alameda
" Joseph R., clerk Gardiner Mill Co., r. Ala-
meda
>e®=Knowland. See Nolan and Nolen
Knowles Albert, plasterer, r. 437 Natoma
" Arthur (Speckter & Knowles), r. Ill Turk
•' Charles, plasterer, r. 1916 Market
" Dudley R., clerk W. B. Clufl & Co., r. 506

" Fanny Mrs., nurse St. Mary's Hospital

" Frank, plasterer, r. 437 Natoma

" Frederick E., president Raymond Granite

Co., cor 10th and Channel, r. Oakland
" Frederick F., tinner, r. 228 Shotwell
" George B., bookkeeper A. M. Robertson, r.

112 Taylor
" George S., motorman S. F. & S. M. Ry. Co..

r. 218 Clipper
•' Harry J., cashier Pac. Steam Whaling Co.,

r. Oakland
" Henry G., carpenter, r. 338 Shotwell
" Henry H., machinist, r. 238 Shotwell
" J. E., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 105 Wal-
nut
" Jesse B., clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Hay-
den Co., r. Oakland
" Jobn, seaman, r. 529 Sacramento
" Joseph E., carpenter, r. 333 Bartlett
Knowles Josiah N., shipping and commission
merchant and manager Arctic Oil Works,
Pacific Steam Whaling Co. and agent
Boston Marine Insurance Co., 30 Califor-
nia, r. Oakland
" Ned L., salesman Dewitt & Harris, r. 328

Shotwell
" Robert, fireman str Piedmont, r. Oakland
Knowles Samuel E., M. D., D. D. S., dentist, 139
Post, r. Alameda
" Samuel W., attorney at law, r. 542 Jessie
" Sarah, widow, r. 563 Mission
" Thomas, blacksmith, r. 3019 Laguna
" Thomas B., motorman, r. 318 Clipper
" Thomas J., agent Atlantic Fish Co., 305

Front, r. 711 Fillmore
" William (Knowles & Reichley), r. Ala-
meda.

Knowles WlUiam A., M. D., D. D. S., dentist,
118 Grant Av., r. 1423 Versailles Av,
Alameda

" William A., Jr., draughtsman Clinton
Day, r. Oakland

" & Reichley (William Knowles and George
Richley), carpenters and builders, 40
New Montgomery
4®="Knowles. See Knoles

Knowlton Charles, woodcarver, r. junction 4th
• and Kentucky

" Ebenezer, vice principal Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 876 Shotwell

" Harry D., clerk Hotel St. Nicholas

" Henry W. (Knowlton & Hade), r. 836a Har-
rison

" James J., chemist Sunset Mfg. Co., r. 1935
Lexington Av

" John J., mechanical dentist, 345 Phelan
Bldg., r. 505 Mason
Knowlton Joseph Jr., manager Hotel St. Nich-
olas, 1630 Market

" Ralph, clerk Standard Typewriter Ex-
change, r. 876 Shotwell

" Robert B., clerk George C. Schneider, r.
20,5th

" Thomas J., r, 1228a Union

" William, musician, r. 707, 18th

" & Hade (Henry W. Knowlton and Richard
Hade), horseshoers, 606, 6th
Knownburg Charles H. (Knownburg & Coffey),

" & Coffey (Charles H. Knownburg and John
J. Coffey), horseshoers, 1112 Bryant
Knox Andrew B. (Robinson & Knox), r. 1127
Guerrero

" Annie, widow, r. 3401 Howard

" Arthur A., bookkeeper E. D. Bronson & Co.,
r. 129 San Jose Av

" C. C. Mrs., widow, r. 21, 11th

" Charles, r. 1309 Howard

" Charles C, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 2909

Knox Collection Agency, William G. Knox
manager, 110 Sutter
" E. B,, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1542

Kentucky
" Ellen Mrs., dressmaker, r. 314 Van Ness

Av
" Emma C, widow, r. 634 Golden Gate Av
" George, receipt clerk U. S. Sub-Treasury,

r. 838 Powell
" George J., newspaper accountant Post

Office, r. 526 Guerrero

KNOX GEORGE T.,

notary putollc and commissioner of
deeds, 444 California, r. 526 Guerrero

Knox Henry, tailor, r. 544^ Natoma
" John, millwright, r. 547 Mission
" John M., r. 1031 Valencia
'• Richard F., mining engineer, r. 630

Folsom
" Robert (Knox & Cook), r. Oakland
Knox Thomas R., attorney at law and notary
public and member Board of Education,
86 Crocker Bldg.. r. 3130 Washington
" Wilber C, mining, r. 606 Guerrero
" William, r. 31, 11th

" William, 2d asst. engineer str San Juan, r.
1.57 Silver
Knox William C, manager Knox Collection
Agency, 110 Sutter, r. Alameda
" & Cook (Robert Knox and Leander Cook),
carpenters and builders, 40 New Mont-
gomery
Knubel Herman (J. & H. Knubel), r. 701 Hyde
" J. & H. (John and Herman), groceries, 701

Hyde
" John (J. & H. Knubel), and groceries and
liquors, SE cor 16th and Sanchez, r. 3443,
16th
Knuce James, laborer South S. F. Tannery
Knudsen Adolph, lumberman, r. 803 Montgom-
ery
" Andrew C, cigars and tobacco, 58, 2d, r. 757

Howard
" Charles, fireman str Mariposa, r. 66 Ore-
gon

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Matriculation Fee to be paid at once

ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE sent Free on Application.

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Linen, School Stationery, Medical Attendance and Medicine, Baths;
etc., per session of five mouths

Particulars apply to the
President of Santa Clara College.

REV. JOS. W. RIO R DAN, S. J.

Cypress L^wn Cemetery

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Telephone South 570

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Rooms 3 and 4

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Knudsen Charles T., wines and liquors, 127

Berry
-■" Christopher, seaman, r. 214 Steuart
Enudsen C. N., vice-president and treasurer
The John T. Cutting Co., 122 Davis, r. 408
Sanchez
" Cornelius, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill. r. 906
■ ' ■ Illinois

" E., searaan str Santa Rosa
" Frederick, carpenter, r. 26 South Park
■ " Frederick, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
■' Jacob, laborer, r. 118^/4 Langton
" Julius (Becker & Knudsen), r. 1115 Ne-

" Nordian, laborer, r. 118% Langton

" , Peter, waiter Fletcher & Johnson, r. 1403

Stockton
" Peter M., seaman str Protection, r. 166

Clara
" P. J., commissionmerchant, 109 California,

room 7, r. Oakland

■ " Theodore, teamster Cutter & Co
4®=Knudsen. See Knudson and Knutsen
Khudson John B. (Knudson & Mayer), r. 2,S0 Dor-
land

" Lauritz, president Viking Brewing Co.,

NW cor 18th and Hampshire
" Louis, millhand, r. 14 Lily Av

■ " & Mayer (John B. Knudson and Jacob

Mayer), pie bakers, 230 Borland
Knudstrom J., fireman str Areata
Knupfer Elizabeth, widow, r. 506 Franklin

" George C, satchel maker, r. 506 Franklin
Knur E. & E. (Edward and Mrs. Emilie), pro-
prietors The Normandie, 326 Eddy
" Edward (E. & E. Knur), r. 326 Eddy
. " Emilie Mrs. (E. & E. Knur), r. 326 Eddy

■'< Joseph, barber, r. 736 Green
Knurk John, carpenter Wells, Russell & Co., r.

West Berkeley
Knus Charles, laborer, r. 1118, 12th Av South
Knust Henry, bookkeeper National Brewing

Co., r. 1140 Grove
Knust Henry, groceries, SW cor 4th and Fol-

som, r. 302 4th
Knutchel Frederick, r. 722a Green
Knuth Edward (Hall & Knuth), r. 1544% Ken-
tucky
Knutsen Christian, hostler F. P. Elliot, r. 408,
11th
" Frithoff, cardriver, r. 352, 3d
" Louis, melter Selby Smelting and Lead

Co., r. 33 Liberty
■' Olaf T., teamster, r. 244 Perry
" Peter T., fireman, r. 207, 14th
4®=-Knutsen. See Knudsen and Knudson
Knutson Frank, piledriver Jas. A. McMahon
Knutte Adolph, baker Herman Schmidt, r. 904
Dolores ^

" Christ, contractor and builder, r. 230
Vicksburg
Knutzen Cornelius, laborer, r. NE cor Napa and

Louisiana
Koal Spar Co., John A. Lund agent, 44, 3d
Kober August, laborer, r. 251, 3d
" August Mrs., lodgings, 251, 3d
" Conrad, cellarman McLeod & Hatje, r. 3011

Pierce
" . Edward A. (Burling & Kober), r. Ala-
meda
" Max, shirt cutter, r. 1215a Folsom
Koberer Charles, decorator J. L. Cahill Co.
Kobert Henry, sausage maker Charles Laub-

scher
Kobicke Christian, r. 334 Guerrero
" Christopher H., paper carrier, r. 334 Guer-
rero
" Robert C, clerk Union Bag and Paper Co.,

r. 334 Guerrero
" Sophie B. Miss, teacher Lincoln Evening
School, r. 334 Guerrero
Kobler Z. W. Mrs., widow, stewardess str Bel-

gic, r. 2038 Sutter
Koch Anton R. (Koch Bros.), r. 110 Erie
" Appoloni, widow, r. 22 Fell
" Brothers (Anton R. and Martin J.), bar-
bers, 648 Commercial
"■ Catherine, widow, r. 237D Minna
" Charles, baker, 2125

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

Maoufacturers of

WINDOW SHADES.

ESTIMATES FURNISHED.
<5'4-I-<5-4-'7 A^arket St.

Koch Charles, barber, 862 Mission, r. 417% Te-
hama

" Charles L., expressman, 120 California,- r.
931, 24th

•■ Christian, billiard table maker, estate of
P. Liesenfeld, r. 945 Folsom

" Conrad, helper J. Gundlach & Co., r. 629
Vallejo

" Edward, driver, r. 1020a Jackson

" Edwin N., bookkeeper Cal. Green and Dried
Fruit Co., r. Fruitvale

■' Emil, clerk Louis Saroni & Co., r. 237D
Minna

■ Ernst, cellerman John Wieland Brewery.

r. 143% Clara
" Ethel Mrs., domestic, 1425 Golden-Gate At
'■ Frank (Becker & Koch), r. 1631 Dupont
" Frank A., glove cutter S. Fear & Co.; r. 119

Fell
" Frederick (Koch & Grimes), r. 1077 Howard
" Frederick H., groceries, 2201 Polk, r. 1502

Vallejo
" Frederick H., laundryman J. T. Cavanaugh.

r. 506 Shotwell
" George, maltster Charles Bach, r. 428Chest-

nut rear
" George A., mining engineer. 405 Mont-
gomery, room 5

• George W., r. 8.50 Grove

■' George W. Jr., with Shreve & Co., r. 850

Grove
'• George T. (Koch & Harney), r. 742 Clemen-
tina
" Georges, shoemaker, 604 Mission, r. 604%

Mission
" Hannah, domestic, 1717 Jackson
" Harry, clerk, r. 713% Grove
" Henry, with Shreve & Co., r. Alameda
" Henry A., painter William G. Koch, r. 1815

Mason
'• Herman, machinist, r. 263 Stevenson
" Jacob, iioner Lick Laundry, r. 1327 Sanchez
" John (Dyer & Koch), r. 1613 Fillmore
" John, artist, r. 303% Sutter
" John, brewer, r. 24 Hawthorne
•' John, expressman, r. 116 Fair Oaks
" John, finisher Fink & Schindler, r. 110 Erie
" John G., r. 322 Capp
" John H., clerk Tax Collector's office, r. 1502

Vallejo
" John J. C, bartender Carl R. Carlson, r.

530 Pacific
" John W., attorney at law, 1504 Market, r.

119 Fell
'• Joseph, musician, r. 1327 Sanchez
" Louisa, widow, r. 524 Union
" Louisa Miss, saleslady, r. 110 Erie

■ Louise H. Miss, teacher Humboldt Pri-

mary School, r. 850 Grove

• Margaret, widow, r. 76 Clipper

■ Martin J. (Koch Bros.), r. 109 Clipper

■ Mary E., widow, r. 703 Webster

•■ Max, painter and paper hanger, r. 129 Page
" Otto, carpenter and cabinetmaker 1605 Fol-
som
•' Philip, engraver Shreve & Co., r. a50 Grove
'■ Rudolph, principal St. John's German and

English School, r. 1315 Mason.
'• R. W., with Smiths Cash Stoi'e, r. Fruitvale
•' Simon, harnessmaker, r. 134 Langton
" Theodore, groceries and liquors, 1440 Pa-
cific
" Theodore, millhand Frank Huber. r. 1440

Pacific
" Wilhelm, baker, r. 625 Clay
" William, clerk Wolf Fleisher, r. 1503 Lyon

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MANUFACTURERS OF THE

Hercules Gas Engines.

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405-407 SANSOME STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.

Koch William, laundryman Lick Laundry, r.
1327 Sanchez
" William, paper hanger, r. 76 Clipper
" William F., bookkeeper W. G. Koch, r. 1815

Mason
" William G., house and sign painter, 115

O'Farrell, r. 1815 Mason
" William L, with Urruella, Urioste & Co., r.

1310 Leavenworth
" William J., shipping clerk Butterick Pub.
Co., r. 110 Erie
Koch & Grimes (Frederick Koch and Thad-
deus E. Grimes), sanitary plumbing,
stoves and agate ware, etc., 1075 How-
ard, telephone South 688
" & Harney (George T. Koch and James H.
Harney), job printers. 648 Sacramento
SS' Koch. See Cook, Cooke, Kock and Kuck
Kochendorfer Eugene A., clerk G. Leipnitz &

Co., r. 1723 San Carlos Av
Kochenrath Albert K., salesman Greenebaum,

Weil & Michels, r. 3616 Sutter
Kochman Michael J. (Wright & Kochman), r.

407 Eddy
Kochmann Isaac, clerk, r. 1628 O'Farrell
" Morris, traveling salesman Cal. Notion and
Toy Co., r. 1628 O'Farrell
Kock Glaus, liquors, 2816 Greenwich
" George, electrician Holtz & Fey, r. 33

Boardman PI
" Henry H., liquors, 625 Mission, r. 444, 20th
" Herman, cook Andrew Ketterer
" Peter, laborer, r. 33 Boardman PI rear
" Wilhelmina, domestic, N s 24th nr Po-
trero Av
e^ Kock. See Kuch and Kuck
Koebelin George, clerk, r. 919a Sutter
" Kate, widow, r. 919a Sutter
" Lilly E. Miss, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r.
919a Sutter
Koeberle J., waiter Golden West Hotel
Koebig Julius, consulting chemist, 320 Sansome,

rooms, r. 1824 Ellis
Koeblitz H. carpenter Golden West Hotel
Koefoed Charles J., manager California Roof-
ing and Repairing Company, 30 Chronicle
Bldg, r. 1801 Pierce
" William G., compositor Call, r. 713 Diamond
4^ Koefoed. See Kofoed
Koegel Frank A., bookbinder, r. 31!4Rausch
" Frank A., tailor, r. 1176 Harrison
" Hilda, widow, r. 1017 Filbert
" William J., paper ruler Schmidt Label &
Lith. Co., r. 1176 Harrison
Koehler August, capitalist, r. 1632 Sutter
Koehler August, manager Michalitschke Bros.
& Co., 900-903 Market, r. 12 Miles Court
" B., master sohr Pearl, ofBce 310 Sansome,

r. Alameda
" Charles, cellarman J. Gundlach &Co., r.

19 Washington Av
" Edward, machinist H. G. Layng Machine

Wks, r. 909 Fillmore
" Gotthard, clerk Michalitschke & Co., r. 12

Miles Court
" Henry, chief cook German Hospital, r. 539

California
" Kate, widow, r. 12 Miles Court
" Mary, widow, r. lOVi Brosnan
" William, bookkeeper D. D. Wass, r. 1319

Geary
" William, manager Mrs. Jacob Lillig, r. 345

" William, shoemaker, r. 620 Washington
" William A., plumber, r. 10">i Brosnan
«®" Koehler. See Kohler and Koeller

Koehncke Carl, cigar maker H. Plagemann &
Co., r. 15 Victor

■ Christian H., solicitor Enterprise Brewing

Co., r. 400 Clementina

■ Edith Miss, cashier Cardall & Marston,

r. 232, 5th
" Henry C, r. 233, 5th
Koehne Helen Miss, portrait artist, r. 30 Maple

Court
" Matilda, widow, r. 30 Maple Court
" Theodore E., lit ographer Schmidt Label

& Litho. Co., r. 30 Maple Court
Koelzer Anthony, barber 3031/2 Broderick

" Anthony F., painter, r. 3031/4 Broderick
Koen Charles J., marine engineer, r. 736 Fol-

som
" George D., commercial traveler, r. 822V4

Filbert
" Raymond C, machinist Risdon I. & L

Wks, r. 736 Folsom
>8@"Koen. See Coen, Cohen, Cohn and Kohn
Koenemann John, salesman Faber & Co., r. 119

Taylor
Koenig Adolph, expressman, NW cor Mission

and 9th, r. 383 Arlington
" Annie Mrs., coffee saloon, 677 Mission
" Charles, architect and contractor, r. 11a

Henry
" Charles, engraver L. H. Moise, r. 917 Post
" Charles; liquors, r. 609 Montgomery Av
" Charles F., laborer, r. SE cor Union and

Lyon
" Edward G., salesman C. W. R. Ford & Co.,

r. 3935 Jackson
" Ernest, porter Martin P. Detels, r. cor

Main and Harrison
" Frank, liquors, 32, 3d, r. 421, 19th
Koenig Frank, dealer Koenig's fine shoes, and

sole agent celebrated English Wauken-

phast shoes of London, 122 Kearny, r

406 Sutter
" Frank J., painter, r. 511, 27th
" Frederick, blacksmith B. Grave Co., r. 1306

Greenwich rear
" Frederick, salesman, r. 543 Elizabeth
" George, r. 3 Chatham PI
" George (Muller & Koenig), r. 1635 Vallejo
" Henry Rev., r. 515 Golden Gate Av
" Johanna, domestic, 714 Shotwell
" Joseph, tailor, 774 Folsom
" Louis, carpenter, r. 317 Cumberland
" Louis, cellarman Jackson Brewing Co., r.

745Vi Tehama
" Mary F., widow, r. 511, 27th
" Moritz, groceries and liquors, 1535 Mission
" Otto, expressman, r. 383 Arlington
" William, architect, r. 51 Tremont Av
" William, plumber, r. 1306 Greenwich rear

KOENIG'S FINE SHOES,

122 Kearny

4S-Koenig. See Konig

Koenigsberger, Falk & Co. (Philip Koenigs-
berger and Alfred I. Weiler), manufac-
turers cigars, 224-336 California
■' Ferdinand (M. P. Kohlberg & Co.), r. 1335

" Philip (Koenigsberger, Falk & Co.), r. New
York
Koenigsheim Albert, salesman Lee H, • Clay

burgh, r. 1404 McAllister
Koenitzer C. W., r. 2802 Bush
" Henry, r. 3804 Bush
" Otto, tanner Morris Windi, r. 300, Uth
Koepcke Henry, hostler F. M. Chapman & Co.,

r. 333 Bush
Keeper Frederick, shoemaker, 2305 Mason, r
20181/2 Taylor
" Otto, shoemaker, r. 20181/2 Taylor
" Otto F., salesman Am. Type Founders' Co.,
r. 2OI81/2 Taylor .

Koepke Hans J. H.. proprietor Commercial
House and liquors, 634-636 Commercial
and 643-645 Clay, r. lOU Pierce
Koeppel Edmund, waiter Louis Diezelski, r. 212
Fell
" Thomas, laborer, r. 108 Hartford
Koerber August, coal and charcoal, 17-19 Wash-
ington, r. Alameda

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Koerner Christopher, butcher Jacob Schoen-
feld, r. 1002, 14th Av South
" G. H., wood carver L. Blohm, r. 3 Pearl
Koerner Henry, wines and liquors. NE cor
Geary and Larkin, r. 3 Myrtle Av
" John N., r. 3 Pearl

" Martin, barber C. Heider, r. 114 Natoma
Koesel Charles R. L. , trunkmaker, r. 731 Clem-
entina
" George E., boxmaker Malm & Co., r. 731

Clementina
" Louis C, trunkmaker C. A. Malm &Co., r.

731 Clementina
" Louis T., trunkmaker C. A. Malm & Co., r.

416 Lott
" William B., clerk Stevenson & Co., r. 731
Clementina
Koester Edward, bartender Peter Hansen, r.
228M Perry
" Frederick H., bartender August Van Ber-
gen, r. 335 Minna
" Sophie, widow, r. 1020 Howard
.8^" Koester. See Kosta and Koster
Koetitz Frederick A., engineer Pac. Bridge Co.,

r. Alameda
Kofnel Frank, cooper David Woerner
Kofod John P., glass stainer, r. 105 Juniper
" Martin A., miller J. Einstein & Co., r. 460
Clementina
4®-Kofod. See Koefoed
Kogel William, baker, r. 772 Mission
Kohake Gottfried, master schr John Nagle, r.

521, 2d
Kohane John, laborer, r. 209, 7th
Kohl Jacob, laundryman, r. 631 Commercial
4®-Kohl. See Cole

Kohlbecher John H., clerk E. E. Geisel, r. 216
Prospect
" Joseph, boots and shoes, 123, 4th
Kohlberg Albert M. (M. P. Kohlberg & Co.), r.
Portland, Or,
" Eugene L. (M. P. Kohlberg & Co.), r. Port-
land, Or.
" Herman (Salfleld & Kohlberg), r. 3108a

Post
" Manfred P. (M. P. Kohlberg & Co.), r 417

Ashbury
" Manfred S.( Kohlberg, Strauss & Frohman),
r. 1040 Golden Gate Av
Kohlberg M. P. & Co. (Manfred P., Albert M.
and Eugene L. Kohlberg and Ferdinand
Koenigsberger), leaf tobacco and whole-
sale cigars, 536-528 Washington
Komberg, Strauss & Frohman (Manfred S.
Kohlberg, Moses Strauss and Henry
Frohman), importers and jobbers dry and
fancy goods, lace curtains and portieres,
hosiery, gloves, embroidery materials,
dress trimmings and decorative art
rooms, 1230-1324 Market, and 17-21 Golden
Gate Av, and 107-109 Post
Kohler Albert H., whip maker Kempkey, Gil-
ham & Sawyer, r. 417 Kearny
" Carl, driver, r. 603'/2, 7th
" Catherine, widow, r. 9% DikemanPl
" Charles, machinist The Rix Compressed

Air Machinery Co., r. 414 Fulton
■■' Conrad, driver John Rapp, r. 602'/^, 7th
" Conrad, laborer, r. 412 Francisco
" Elise, widow, r. 2416 Gough
" Ernest, waiter, r. 1115, 31st
" Ernest P., clerk, r. 1115, 21st
" F. J., salesman Kast & Co., r. Oakland
" Frederick, laborer, r. 1110 Minnesota
•' Frederick E., clerk Boericke & Runyon, r.

1115, 21st
" Hans H., with Cal. Wine Assn., r. 1001 Bush
" Harry C, asst. superintendent Cal. Wine

Assn.. r. 807 Sutter
" Henry, real estate, 1336 Kearny, r. SW cor

Jones and Lombard
" Henry, superintendent wine making Cal.

Wine Assn., r. 807 Sutter
" Joseph, elevatorman, r. 9i/4 DikemanPl
" Joseph J., upholsterer, r. 1611 Howard
'■ Mary P, Mrs., r. 118, 10th
" Max, machinist, r. 414 Fulton
" Theodore A., manager Sunset Rattan Co.,
104 O'Farrell, r. 604 Geary

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
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30S TO 31-r MARKET ST.

Kohler & Chase (incorporated), Quincy A.
Chase president, Thomas P. Winter
secretary, dealers in musical instru-
ments, 26-30 O'Farrell, branches Oak-
land and Los Angeles
" & Chase Hall, 26-30 O'Farrell
Kohler &Frohllng. SeeCalifornia Wine Asso-
ciation
Kohler & Van Bergin. See California Wine As-
sociation
;e®"Kohler. See Koehler and Koeller
Kohlman Meyer, tailor, r. 503 Birch Av
" Samuel, clerk Tax Collector's ofBce, r. 703
Geary
ieS"Kohlmann. See Kolman, Coleman and Col-
man
Kohlmoos Herman C, clerk William Wolff &
Co., r. 515 Devisadero
" John, restaurant keeper, r. 1334 Grove
" John H., machinist Joseph Wagner Mfg.
Co., r. 1324 Grove
Kohlsaat Karl, r. 3 Bowie Av
Kohn A. J., traveling salesman Luscombe &
Isaacs
" Albert, clerk Newman & Levinson, r. 1513

Scott
" Alois, butcher, 1304 Steiner, r. 1938 Ellis
" Bertram, bookkeeper Louis Kline & Co., r.
236 Sutter
Kohn Brothers (C. Henry and Richard G.), gro-
ceries and liquors, 352, 1st, 318, 3d and
1201 Turk
" Charles F., clerk Kohn Bros., r. 253, 1st
" C. Henry (Kohn Bros.), r. 254, 1st
" Frederika, widow, r. 1513 Scott
" George A. (Coghill & Kohn), r. 3110 Scott
" Harry S., agent Eclipse Cement and Black-
ing Co., 411 Market, r. 3504 Clay
" Henry, gardener, r. 1070 Shotwell
" Henry, groceries and liquors, 408 Folsom
Kohn Henry, secretary Greenbaum & Co., 115-
117 Bush, r. 336 Sutter
" Henry D., clerk Kohn Bros., r. 1201 Turk
" Henry L., office 32 O'Farrell, r. 411 O'Far-
rell
" Herman, furrier, 32 Geary, r. 1513 Scott
" Herman, laborer, r. 1316 Vermont
" Isaac, merchant, 309 California, room 5, r.

1316 Sutter
" Jacob, cigars and tobacco, 318 Montgom-
ery, r. 1611b Sutter
•^ Joseph S., real estate, 329 Montgomery
" Julia, stenographer H. Levi & Co., r. 1611

Sutter
" Julie A. Miss, teacher, r. 1513 Scott
" Leopold, locksmith Alexander M. Bruce, r.

Ocean View
" Louis H. (Meyer & Kohn), r. 105 Stock-
ton
" Louis H., hardware and paints, NW cor
Polk and Sacramento, r. 1706 Sacra-
mento
Kohn Myron E., physician and surgeon, 701
Stockton, office hours 9 to 10 a. m., 1 to 3
and? to 8 p. m.
" Philip, carriage worker, r. 334 Duncan
" Philip, with Cal. Furniture Mfg. Co., r.

New York
" Richard G. (Kohn Bros.), r. 254. 1st
" Samuel L., cutter Brown Bros. & Co., r,

1827 Bush
" Seligman, bakery, 244, 5th, r. 2441/2. 5th
" Simon (Louis Saroni & Co.), r. 1131 La-

guna
" Walter, clerk Jacob Kohn, r. 1611b Sutter
^@"Kohn. See Coen, Cohen, Cohn and Koen

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Coal, Coke and Pig Iron.

PRINCIPAL OFFICE,

900 Battery Street. TeL Main 1864.

OAKLAND BRANCH,

1058 Broadway. Telephone 54.

Kotincke Henry, collector Aug. Jungblut & Co..

r. 10 Golden Gate Av
Kohner Alexander, clerk W. J. Landers, r. 432

Turk
Kohnke Frederick, r. 3671 Howard
" Joseph F., printer, r. 118 Clipper
" Peter F., liquors, 300 Market, r. cor 23d and
Howard
Kohnstamm H. & Co. (New York City), veget-
able colors, A. C. Boldemann & Co.,
agents, 307 Commercial
Kohr R. L. & Co. (Robert L. Kohr and Manuel
Gomes), restaurant, 810 Kearny
•' Robert L. (R. L. Kohr & Co.), r. 807
Kearny
Kohrn William, groceries and liquors. 1 Frank-
lin
Kohs John, baker, 331, 4th

Koka Chemical Co. The (Cleveland, O.), manu-
facturers chewing gum, R. H. Ballance
Pacific Coast agent, 41 Stevenson
Kokenmester Charles, painter J. L. Cahill Co.,

r. 6th Av South bet K and L
Kokeritz Ingrid Miss, director Swedish Medical

Gymnastic Institute, r. 1404 Ellis
Kolander Dora Mrs., teacher music, 209 Powell

" Max, teacher music, 209 Powell
Kolasa Henry I., engineer Chicago Brewery, r.

3 Polk
Kolb Albert, confectioner, r. 763 Howard
" Christian, bakery, 700 Diamond
■' Edward A. (Kolb &Denhard), r. 1910 Baker
" Robert, baker Charles Clarke, r. HI Pros-
pect PI

KOLB & DENHARD

(Edward A. Kolb and Herman A. Den-
hard), wholesale and retail dealers
native and imported wines and liq-
uors, 420-426 Montgomery, telephone
Main 5096

Kolbe John F., waiter, r. 615 Jones

Kolby Claus, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Scott and Sacramento
" Reinhold, laborer Western Sugar Refinery
r. 902 Minnesota

«rKolby. See Colby

Koldenstrodt Frederick A., bricklayer, r. 113
22d

Koleszar Andrew, tanner Anton Krieg, r. To-
masa bet California Av and Elizabeth

Kolfenbach Henry, iron molder, r. 2 Regli

Kolgel David, policeman, r. 109, 10th

Kolich George, cooper Hogan & Co., r. 100 Mc-
Allister

Kolkman Hermann, bottler Cal. Bottling Co., r,
101 Cedar Av
" William H., draper Cal. Furniture Mfg,
Co.,r. 20 Hanover

Kollar Frank X., cook Charles Huth, r. 311'^
Montgomery Av

Kollenberg August, laborer Western Sugar
Refinery, r. 318 Lexington Av

Koller Angeline, domestic, 2005 Franklin
" Charles E., carpenter, r. 1114 Steiner
" Victor, shoemaker J. C. Nolan & Co., r. 1919
Polk

Kolley Charles H., grioman Market St. Ry., r.
3306 California"

Kolligs Antone, clerk, r. 1508^ Broadway

KoUing John (Kolling & Creon), r. 269 Clemen-
tina
" & Creon (John Kolling and C. Creon),
groceries, 228, 5th

KoUmann Christina, widow, r. 1^1 Pacific
" Max, journalist, r. 1614 O'Farrell

KoUmann Peter, laborer, r. 1432, 5th Av South

" Thomas, barber, 1231 Pacific
4®=- KoUmann. See Kallmann
KoUmer Jacob, manager Olympia Hotel, 504

Napa
Kolbneyer Kate A. Miss, teacher Cleveland

Primary School, r. 614 Powell
Kollmyer William B., attorney at law, 530 Cali-
fornia, room 35, r. Alameda
KoUner John A., carpenter Wheeler & Burdick,

r. 948 Mission
EoUofrath Edmund, architect, 933 Market,

Gutzkow Bldg
Kollster John, bartender John Moller, r. 256

Minna
Kolman Amelia, widow, r. 1216 Eddy
" Benjamin, clerk, r. 1316 Eddy
" William, (Kennedy & Kolman) r. 1316 Eddy
J^=Kolman. See Coleman, Colman and Kohl-

mann
Kolvek Joseph, laborer, r. 51 Jessie
Komai M., packer H. Levi & Co., r. 30 Natoma
Komalski Frank, laborer, r. 4 McLea Court
Koment Frederick W. (Koment & Co.),r. 700V-t
McAllister
" P. & Co. (Mrs. Pauline Koment), millinery,

692 McAllister
" Pauline Mrs. (P. Koment & Co.), r. 700H

McAllister
" & Co. (Frederick W. Koment), collectors,
14 McAllister
Komitzky John, foreman washroom La Grande

Laundry
Kommer Charles, clerk E. H. Kittredge & Co.,
r. 2 Miles Court
" Emanuel, boots and shoes, 331 Bush, r.

1741/2 Minna
" Frederick, bookbinder R. I. Whelan&Co.,
r. 937 Army
Kommerow Peter, master str Resolute, r. 937

York
Kompf Charlotte Miss, dressmaker, r. 913 Jack-
son
" Louisa, widow, r. 913 Jackson
" Louise Miss, saleslady Nathan, Dohrman
& Co., r. 913 Jackson
Komsthoeft Albert, bakery, 339 Turk, r. 337 Turk
Komula Axel, seaman, r. 511, 15th
Konda Anton, laborer, r. 321 Minna
" Stephen, laborer, r. 331 Minna
Kong Chow Asylum (Chinese), 513 Pine
Konig Conrad, baker, r. 1214 Kearny

" Victor, r. 133 Lombard
4®"Konig. See Koenig

Konigsburg Isaac, secondhand dealer, r. 905
Folsom
" William, canvasser, r. 1627 Pine
Koning Max, r. 420 Haight
" Max J., rectifier Siebe Bros. & Plagemann.
r. 609 Chestnut
Konold Emma, widow, r. 812 Green
Konoplitzki Lena, widow, teacher music, r. 8

Middle
Konrad Emil, stableman Overland Freight
Transfer Co., r. 47 Bluxome
" Herman, brewer, r. 559 Mission
" Herman F., engineer Cal. Drug and Spice

Mills, r. 1916 San Carlos Av
" Jacob C, beltmaker L. P. Degen, r. 1605

O'Farrell
" Joseph L., beltmaker L. P. Degen, r. 305
30th
4®" Konrad. See Conrad and Conradt
Kooistra Brothers (George and Joseph), dairy
men, Norton nr Mission Road
" George (Kooistra Bros.), r. Norton nr Mis

sion Road

" Joseph (Kooistra Brcs.), r. Norton nr ]

sion Road

Koon Jane, widow, bakery, 935 Filbert

" Lulu A. Miss, clerk Henry W. Miller, r.

935 Filbert

Koons, Bosq & Co. (Robert Koons and Bernard

P.Bosq), coffee and spice mills, 703 Front

" Ephraim (Chappell & Koons), r. 949 Mission

" Frank, lineman Fire Alarm and Police

Telegraph, r. 316 Bush
" George B., engineer, r. 114 Collingwood
" Robert (Koons, Bosq & Co.), r. 404 Ellis

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Koontz John L., machinist Pac. Axle Co., r. 1704

San Carlos Av
KoopCarl W., salesman, r. 1802 Market

" Otto, r. 1803 Market
Koopman Elizabeth, widow, r. 305 Austin
" Frank, truckman Truck 5, r. 2029 Paci-
fic Ay
" James J., painter, r. 305 Austin
" John J., clerk, r. 305 Austin
" Peter, driver Joseph Regli, r. Croce nr Mis-
sion
Koopmann Louis, cabinet maker, r. Richland Av

nr Mission Road
Kopankiewicz Andrew, boots and shoes, 1712

Devisadero
Kopeske Frederick, cabinet maker West Coast

Furniture Co., r. 946 Harrison
Kopf Harry, laborer, r. 327 Langton
Kopke Diedrich, machine hand David Woerner

" Rudolph machine hand David Woerner
Koplan Simon, tailor, r. 511% Jones
Kopp Benjamin, cigars, r. 400 Bay
" Bernhard, r. 3 Mary Lane
" Charles, restaurant, 122, 5th, r. 18 Lewis
" Joseph, laborer, r. 220 Pacific
" Matthias, r. Pennsylvania Av bet 22d and

23d
" Michael, timekeeper Tubbs Cordage Co.,

r. Pennsylvania Av bet 33d and 33d
" Michael F., laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r.

105, 34th
" Nicholas A., baker, r. 1203 Utah
4®* Kopp. See Copp

Koppel Abraham, sign painter Joseph Laib Jr.,
r. 556 Minna
" Andrew, liquors, 643 Sacramento
" Annie, widow, r. 556 Minna
" Henry, laborer Bissinger & Co., r. 560 How-
ard
" Julius, collector, r. 836 Mission
" Kuston, plumber Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 1415

Stockton
" Morris, clerk E. E. Geisel, r. 1207 Stock-
ton
" Moses, cigars and tobacco, 301 Kearny, r.
826 Mission
Koppen A., carpenter str Columbia
<< Emma C, widow, r. 2719 Pine
" George J., teamster Western Transfer Co.,

r. 2721 Pine
" Max, cook str Columbia
Koppen Peter, president Western Transfer
and Storage Co. and manager Stockton
and San Francisco Express Co., 306
Front, r. 234 Dorland
" Richard A., plumber, r. 2719 Pine
Koppicus John, plasterer, r. 113, llth
Koppinger He.nry, teamster Madigan Reposi-
tory Co.. r. 1128 Mission
Koppitz Charles, baker str San Jose

" George H., freight clerk str City of Pueblo
Kops Benjamin, cigar maker, r. 234 Francisco
rear
" Henry, longshoreman, r. 337 Langton
Korb Catherine, widow, r. 28 Minna
" Edward, porter, r. 419 Fremont
" William C, sawyer, r. 129 Shipley
Korbel Antone (F. Korbel&Bros.), r. 701 Bryant
Korbel F. & Brothers (Francis, Antone and
Joseph), cigar box manufacturers, 723
Bryant, telephone Main 1577, and cigar-
makers' supplies, 306-308 Battery, tele-
phone Main 1576, vineyard, Korbel' s
Station (Sonoma Co.), branch House 684-
686, 12th Street Boulevard, Chicago, 111.,
Areata and Mad River Railroad Co. (Ar-
eata, Humboldt Co.), Humboldt Lumber
Mill Co. (Korbel, Humboldt Co.), main
office 723 Bryant
Korbel Francis (F. Korbel & Bros.V and consul
Austro-Hungarian Empire, 308 Battery,
r. 733 Bryant
" Joseph (F. Korbel & Bros.), r. 733 Bryant
" Peter S., waiter Joseph Hoffmann, r. 142,
8th
Korber August H., groceries and liquors, SE

cor Haight and Webster
Kordmeyer George, capitalist, r. Russ House
Kordt Christian, laborer, r. 636 Commercial

Kordt Frederick S., wholesale and retail wines
and liquors, 12-14 Oregon opp. postofflce,
r. 1423 Washington
Keren Rupert, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
Korink George B., barber Joseph Sand, r. 108

Taylor
Kormalski, Frederick, sweeper City Street Im-
provement Co., r. 4 McLea Court
Kormil Clement, draughtsman and foreman
West Coast Furniture Co.,r. 335 Guer-
rero
Korn Abraham I., barber, r. 1019 Buchanan
" Albert, salesman M. E. Frank, r. 1121 Scott
■' Edward, laborer, r. 438 Broadway
Kom Eugene, hatter, 736 Market, r. 1707 Octavia
" Henry, clerk Schweitzer & Co., r. 1019

Buchanan
" John, finisher Fink & Schindler, r. 558

Minna
" Joseph, horse dealer, r. 1121 Scott
" Leopold L., clerk Seymour B. Kom, r. 1131

Scott
" Max, tailor Columbus Woolen Mills, r. 614

Pulton
" Regina, widow, r. 1935 Ellis
" Seymour B., cigars and tobacco, 130 Cali-
fornia, r. 1306 O'Farrell
Kornbeck Christian, porter J. C. Bauer & Co.,

r. 23 Hawthorne
Komeck Henry, cook Louis Fischer, r. 126 Perry
" Henry Jr., clerk, r. 126 Perry
" William (Kuhl & Korneck), r. 435 Jessie
Kornell George Mrs., widow, furnished rooms,

545 Mission
Korner Christopher, fireman Cal. Barrel Co., r.

1507 Kentucky
Kornfleld Adolph, r. 10714 Decker Alley
" Charles, r. 833 McAllister
" Nathan, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 947

Folsom
" Samuel, groceries, 949 Folsom
4^Kornfield. See Cornfield
Kornicker Louis, r. 507 Lombard
Kornman Eugene, engraver and designer Stupa-

rich Mfg. Co., r. 1519!>4 Mason
Kornmayer Frank, painter Henry F. Wagner, r.

423, 28th
Kornmeyer J., cooper Cal. Wine Assn.
Korper Benjamin, with J. Korper, r. 712 Golden
Gate Av
" David, harness maker, r. 713 Golden Gate

Av
" Harry W., clerk, r. 712 Golden Gate Av
" J., manufacturer fine furs, 916 Market,

rooms 66-67, r. 712 Golden Gate Av
" Maurice, furrier, r. 712 Golden Gate Av
" Minnie, domestic, 3217 Jackson
" Samson, traveling salesman, r. 713 Golden

Gate Av
" Samuel L., furrier, r. 713 Golden Gate Av
Korren John W., groceries and liquors, San

Bruno Av nr Dwight
Korsberg Frank, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.,

r. 3306 Greenwich
Korten Edwin, millhand Union Box Factory, r.
3219 Powell
" John, engineer, r. 31 East
Korthe James C, millhand, r. 110, 18th
Kortick Annie M. Mrs., teacher South San
Francisco Primary School, r. 303 Castro
" Ella E. Miss, millinery, 113 Taylor, r. 3b

Chenery
" Frank (Frank Kortick & Son), r. 35 Chenery
" Frank & Son (Frank and John C), horse-

shoers, 307, 1st
" Frank Jr., carpenter, r. 35 Chenery

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Kortick John G. (Frank Kortick & Son), r. 35
Chenery
" Thomas H., proprietor Western Straw
Wks, 755 Mission, r. 303 Castro
Kortjohn Charles L. (Schloh & Kortjohn and

C. H. Venker & Co.), r. 467 Tehama
Korts George D., pilot, 506 Battery, r. Faxton
Av nr Grafton Av
" George W., bell hanger Franz Schmitz, r.

410, 23d
" Henry C. F. W., porter, r. 410, 23d
" William C, teamster, r. 410, 23d
4®- Korts. See Courts
Korva Oscar, seaman, r. 214 Steuart rear
Kosach Mirk S. (Bozich & Kosach), r. 1211 Polk
Kosby Leon, bookkeeper, r. 6 Lily Av
Koschnick Frederick, laborer, r. Texas nr 25th.

Potrero
Koscialowski Philip L., attorney at lavf, 319

Pine, rooms 30-32, r. Oakland
Kosfeld Henry, helper T. P. H. Whitelaw &

Son, r. 307 Main
Koshland Adolf, bookkeeper Sinsheimer Bros.,
r. 1808 Pine
" J. &Co. (Boston, Mass.), wool merchants.

ofQce 222 California
" Jesse, traveling salesman S. Koshland &

Co., r. 1808 Pine
" Joseph (S. Kosland & Co.), r. Boston
" Marcus S. (S. Koshland & Co.), r. 2266

Franklin
" Max L, bookkeeper S. Koshland & Co., r.

2102VanNess Av
" S. & Co. (Simon, Joseph and Marcus S.
Koshland), wool, bag and bagging, 222
California
" Simon (S. Koshland & Co.), r. 1808 Pine
" William, butcher, 514 Hayes
Kosovac Antone, waiter Peter G. Sopa, r. 3420a

Mission
Kossbiehl Ferdinand, sweeper Harbor Commis-

missioners
Kossor Pietro, seaman, r. 126 Oregon
Kosta Alexander J., oyster house and restau-
rant, 21, 6th, r. 1022 Mission
" Frank, bartender Henry Kuhn, r. 818 Va-
lencia
" John, scavenger, r. UWA Jessie
" Krist, restaurant, 1805 Haight
.6^ Kosta. See Costa and Coster
Koster Albert, clerk, r. 924, 17th
" Albert, porter Martin, Feusier & Co . r 418

Shotwell
" Alexander J., r. 1022 Mission
" August, teamster, r. 20 Howard Court
" Carl L., superintendent Pac. Wooden Ware
and Cooperage Co., r. 1736 Golden Gate
Av

" Charles H., laborer, r. Pennsylvania Av nr
Army

" Frederick, brickmaker, r. S s Tonquin bet
Baker and Broderick
Koster Frederick J., vice-president and super-
intendent California Barrel Co., office
327 Market, r. 1597 Masonic Av

" Gustave, teamster N. Ohlandt & Co., r.
Pennsylvania Av bet 24th and 25th
Potrero

" Henry, carpenter, r. 8 Boardman PI
Koster Henry, groceries and liquors, 700 Bush,
r. 70O'/2 Bush

" Henry H., brewer, r. 429 Francisco

" Herman, laborer Western Sugar Refinery,
r. Iowa nr Yolo

" Herman D.. porter Searle & Holt, r. 72ti
Folsom

Koster House, Mrs. Ellen McGurren proprietor.

205. 3d
Koster John A., secretary California Barrel Co.,
and secretary and manager Watsonville
Creamery and Cattle Co., office 327 Mar-
ket, r. Watsonville, Cal.
" John E., machinist, r. 511 Connecticut
Koster John L. (Jotm L. Koster&Co.), and pres-
ident California Barrel Co., office 327
Market, r. 1736 Golden Gate Av
Koster John L. & Co. (John L. Koster and John
Kleinhaus), proprietors Mount Hamil-
ton Vineyard, office 327 Market
" Lena, fortune teller, r. 426 Francisco
" Lizzie Mrs., varieties and bakery, 439

Francisco
" Louis A., carriage painter, 114 Drumm, r.

1102 Mission
" Thornwald L., painter, r. 425 Francisco
" W. Mrs., furnished rooms, 605 Larkin
■' W.H., clerk W. W. Montague & Co., r.

Oakland
" & Zwick (John L. Koster and Louisa A.
Zwick), manufacturers coffee extract,
323 Front
J&'Koster. See Costa, Coster and Kostter
Kostering Charles, groceries and liquors, 1788
Folsom
" Frederick, bottler Fredericksburg Bot-
tling Co.
Kotelman Otto, porter Russ House
Kothe Leonore, r. 825 Grove

" Paul, seaman, r. 131 East
Kottemann Frederick, liquors, NW cor Third

and Townsend
Kottinger C, laborer Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 3501
Fillmore
" Charles M., fireman Cal. Dry Dock Co., r.
Hunter's Point
Koughan John J. K., 1st officer str Peru, r.

Berkeley
Kovacevich George, compositor Sloboda, r. cor
Pine and Stockton
" Vicen (Vicen Kovacevich & Co.), r. 206 Mc-
Allister
" Vicen & Co. (Vicen Kovacevich), restau-
rant, 206 McAllister
Kovary Mor (Bergmann & Kovary), r. 906 Dol-
ores
Kovato Andrew N., barber A. H. Grinom, r. 220

Leavenworth
Kowalkowski Leo, boots and shoes, l827Devisa-

dero
Kowalski Charles E., clerk W. P. Fuller & Co..
r. 318 Valley
" Leo, musician, r. 130 Oak
" Saul, capitalist, r. 330 Ellis
Kowalsky Edward H. (Kowalsky &Co.), r. 1305
Gough
" Henry I., attorney at law. 1-3 Chronicle

Bldg, r. The Baldwin
" Joseph N., manufacturer boots and shoes,

142 Phelan Bldg, r. 927 Sutter
,, Levi, capitalist, r. 108 Mason
Kowalsky & Co. (E. H. Kowalsky and Samuel
Witkowski), wholesale dairy produce
and provisions, 317-321 Front
Koya Saburo, Japanese Consul, office and r.

1514 Pine
Kozminsky Beulah Miss, teacher Lincoln Even-
ing School, r. 1713 Geary
" David J., clerk William Ascheim, r. 215

Stevenson
" Hai-mon, coal merchant, r. 1713 Geary
" Harris, tailor, 215 Stevenson
" Henry S., manager M. J. Simmons Auction

Co., 1057 Market, r. 1713 Geary
" Julian H., bookkeeper M. J. Simmons Auc-
tion Co., r. 1713 Geary
" Nannette L. Miss, teacher Lincoln Even-
ing School, r. 1320 Sutter
" Sam, r. 1407 Steiner
■' Theresa, widow, r. 1320 Sutter
Krabbenhoft John, gardener, r. 2504 Howard
" Wllhelm (Krabbenhoft & Frommenwiler),

r. 1727 Mission
" & Frommenwiler (Wilhelm Krabbenhoft
and Anton Frommenwiler), proprietors
Exotic Garden Nursery, 1727 Mission

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Krabler Frank A. (F. A. Krabler & Son), r. 1730
Greenwich
" Frank A. Jr. (F. A. Krabler & Son), r. 1730

Greenwich
•• F. A. & Son (Frank A. and Frank A. Jr.),
painters and paper hangers, 301 Mont-
gomery Av
Kraoht Henry, millhand Yolo Mills, r. 840, 17th
Kracke Louis, proprietor Union Transfer Co.,

18, 1st, r. 40, 13th
Kracker Alice Mrs., groceries, 523 Minna

" Charles, brewer, r. 523 Minna
Kraef t Peter, seaman, r. 8 Vincent
Kraeger Alfred, electrician F. F. Eggers, r. 412
Fell
" Armin V.. brewer, r. 412 Fell
" Ernest F., cabinet maker S. F. Furniture

Mfg. Co., r. 422 Brannan
" Henry, butcher, r. 919 Illinois
" John, plumber, r. 412 Fell
Krafft Ferdinand, notions, 1306, 24th, r. 514 Jer-

Krafift Julius E., architect, 819 Market, room 41,

r 2232 Pine
Kraft A.' A., r. Hotel Pleasanton
Kraft Fred, groceries, wines and liquors, 001
Post, r. 3 Meacham PI
" Henry B., r. 1423 Valencia
" John (Kilhoffer & Kraft), r. 2004 Powell
" Nellie Mrs., bakery, 940 Dolores
" Peter, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r.
8% Vincent
tKa- Kraft. See Craft

Kragen Brothers (Marcus and Simon), uphol-
sterers, 209 Polk
" Edward S., salesman Kragen Furniture

Co., r. 221/2, 7th
■' Ephraim, driver, r. 1510 Dolores

KRAGEN FURNITURE CO.

(Samuel and Louis Kragen and Morris
Garren), furniture, carpets and house-
hold furnishings, 1043 Market

Kragen Jennie, domestic, 1661 Octavia
" Joseph, salesman Morris Siminoll, r. 1510

Dolores
" Louis (Kragen Furniture Co.), r. 1.508 Do-
lores ^
•' Marcus, upholsterer 1. S. Solomon & Co., r.

207 Linden Av
" Samuel (Kragen Furniture Co.), r. 1510 Do-
lores
" Simon, upholsterer I. L. Solomon & Co., r.
1510 Dolores
Jl®=-Kragen. See Cragin, Craigan, Creegan and

Cregan
Krahmann Edward, shoemaker Joseph Kohl-
becher, r. 724 Mission
" Frank, shoefitter, r. 109 Grant Av
Krahn Albert, gardener, r. 20th Av South bet K
and L
■' William, soapmaker F. Emil Seidel, r. 20th
Av South bet K and L
Krahner Charles E.. apprentice Fulton Eng. &
Ship Bldg. Wks, r. Jefferson and Brod-
erick
" Ernst, liquors, NW cor Jefferson and Brod-
erick
Kraimer Isaac, insurance, r. 921 Fillmore

" Julian, clerk H. Levi & Co., r. 921 Fillmore
4®"Kraimer. See Craemer, Cramer, Creamer,

Kramer and Kremer
Krainc Joseph, machinist, r. 37 Natoma
Krajewski Frederick, tool and machine works.

520-522, 5th, r. 124, 23d
Kraker Joseph (Kraker & Wagner), r. 501 Golden

Gate Av
Kraker Manufacturing Co. The, Levy Sieben-
hauer president, M. Kraker secretary,
manufacturers ladies' and children's
wear, 224-226 Bush
Kraker Michael, secretary The Kraker Manu-
facturing Co., 224-226 Bush, r. The Beres-
ford
" & Wagner (Joseph Kraker and Charles J .
Wagner), aluminum signs, 935 Market
Kralik Paul, sawyer, r. 52 Minna
Krall & Schmoll (Henry Schmoll), merchant
tailors. 22 Kearny, room 5

Kramback Julius L., salesman Anglo-American
Crockery and Glassware Co., r. 1931 Cali-
fornia
Kramer Abraham H., teamster Otto Luhn &Co.,
r. 11 Douglass
" Alonzo G., wool sorter Flint & McLennan
" Augustus, machinist, r. 519 Sacramento
■' Barbara, widow, r. 1621 Dupont
" Benjamin, driver, r. 607 Natoma
" Bemhard, r. 620 Locust Av
■' Bemhard, cellarman John Wieland Brew-
ery, r. 259 Richland Av
" Betsy Mrs., lodgings, 316 Davis
" Caroline, widow, lodgings, 303i^ Davis
" Casper, instructor Van derNaillen's School

of Engineering, r. 29 Haight
'■ Charles W., grinder Will & Finck Co., r.

1621 Dupont
" Charles W., real estate, r. 814 Montgom-
ery
" Cornelius, liquors, 400 Pacific, r. 915 Mont-
gomery
"' Emma Mrs., laundry, 704'^ McAllister
" Frank M., engineer str Jennie, r. 720 Bu-
chanan
" Frank N., clerk, r. Brooklyn Hotel
" Frederick, r. 624 California
" Frederick, butcher A. Rhodes, r. 2329 Pine
" George, stevedore, r. 916 Alabama
" Gustav W. B., r. 620 Locust Av
" Hazel, printer, r. 1607 Powell
" Henrietta' Miss, stenographer Diebold
Safe and Lock Co., r. Alameda

KRAMER HENRY,

manufacturer cloaks, capes and suits,
20 Sansome, r. 1930 Pine

Kramer Honora. widow, r. 29 Haight
" Isaac, clerk Hoffman, Alexander & Co., r.

214 Grove
" J. Mrs. .dressmaker, r. 1040 Howard
•' Jerome, clerk Henry Kramer, r. 1930 Pine
" John B.. hostler Adolph Hoppe, r. 1715 Sac-

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John W., packer Union Fruit Grader, r. 520

Broadway
Leon, clerk Henry Kramer, r. 1930 P]ne
Louis, butcher, r. 910, 11th At South
Louis, restaurant, 1135 Oak, r. 1137 Oak
Louis, tailor Henry Steil, r. Wi Dikeman PI
Louis F., gardener, r. 715 Bush rear
Louis G., butcher Henry Moflatt, r. 910,

11th Av South
Marcus M., longshoreman, r. 316 Davis
Mary, widow, midwife, r. 7th Av South nr

Railroad Av . .

Matilda, widow, r. 12M West Mission
Maurice S., bookkeeper Kahn Bros., Klem

& Co., r. 1135 Oak
Moses, clerk Petermann & Frank, r. ciib

Davis
Nicholas, laborer, r. 20 Boyce
Philip, shoemaker Giuseppe Pastore, r. 63^

Commercial
Samuel, butcher, r. 503 Fo'som
Ulrich, bartender Peters Bros., r. 216 Pros-
pect PI „ ^ „
W. B., teamster Western Tran.sfer Co., r.

Ill Valencia
William, baker, r. 444 Brannan
William, baker Metz & Jost, r. Alameda ■
William, clerk, r. 615, 5th Av
William C. (Kramer & Petersen), and

liquors, 429 Front, r, 624 California
William D., foreman Union Fruit Grader,

r. 908 Sansome

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Kraimer and Kremer
Kramm Barthol, liquors, 128, 5th
4^-Kramm. See Cram and Cramm
Kranz Edward, tanner, r. Tanners' Home
" John, gripman, r. 14461/2 Jackson
■ Otto, tanner Thom & McMahon. r. cor 26th
and Alabama
Krap Hans, seaman, r. 739 4th

" James, seaman, r. 721 Army
Krapf Adolph, barber, r. 317 Clementina

" Otto, harnessmaker, r. 108, 11th
Krapp Frederick, cook Occidental Hotel, r. 620

Washington
Kraps William, proprietor The Meredith, 218

Turk
Krase Constantine, ironer S. F. Laundry
" William J., foreman Pelton Water Wheel
Co., r. 3502a Mission
Krasilnikoff Constantine, student Van der Nail-
len's School of Engineering, r. .S73 Jessie
Krasky Henry G., new and second hand furni-
ture, 779 Mission, r. 1709 Market
" John, teamster Henry G. Krasky, r. 1709
Market
Kratz Addie C, widow, r. 34 Bartlett
" Adolph, butcher, 2109 Mission, r. 40 Syca-
more Av
'■ Charles, r. 727 Minna

" William F.. butcher, 3436 Mission, r. 2432
Mission
4@=Kratz. See Kraatz
Kratzenstein Charles, salesman D. Ghirardelli

Co., r. Mill Valley, Marin Co.
Krauer Frank, driver Jos. Buttgenbach, r 1423
Folsom
" Mary, widow, r. 1423 Folsom
Kraul Ferdinand O., packer Pac. Butchers'

Supply Co., r. 1140 Valencia
Kraus David, r. 213 Jersey
•' David W., cigar manufacturer, 708a Lar-

kin
" Delia, widow, r. 222 Leavenworth
" Edwin, plumber, 2931 Folsom
" Frederick, musician, r. 1031 McAllister
" Harry, painter, r. 608 Octavia
" John, baker, r. 625 Clay
" John, lodgings, 873!/2 Market
= ' Joseph, painter, r. 808 Howard
" Louis, traveling salesman, r. 1056 McAl-
lister
" Paul, baker, r. 121 Trenton-
" Solomon, janitor Everett Grammar School

r. 608 Octavia
" Sophie Miss, teacher Webster Primarv

School, r. 1031 McAllister
" William, clerk Haas Bros., r. 213 Jersey
" William, cook, r. 808 Howard
Krausch Charles, bottler Buffalo Brewing Co.
r. 416, 5th '

" John H., bricklayer, r. 633 Locust Av
Krause Abraham, stockbroker. 337 Pine r :ii
Octavia '

" Albert, fireman, r. 3 Morey Alley
■' Alexander, pattern maker Cahill & Hall

Elevator Co., r. 8 Prospect Av
" Anna, widow, r. 529, 6th
■' Charles, r. 5% Alice
" Charles, r. 624 Green
" Charles, baker, r. 634 Pacific
■^ Charles H., plumber G. & E. Snook

Krause Charles H., treasurer Tivoli Opera
House, r. 330 Taylor
" Daniel H., timer Market St. Ry., r 1716

Mason
" Ferdinand R. S., groceries, cor Wool and

Eugenia Av
" Frank, fireman, r. 3 Morey Alley
•' Frank A., salesman Louis Markus, r. 1821!/2

Eddy
" Frank J., butcher G. E. Adams, r. 8 Pros-
pect Av
" Frank L., bakery, 307 Van Ness Av
" Frank L., machine hand Central Lumber

and Mill Co., r. 819 Mission
•' Frederick W., bookkeeper, r. 711 Jones
■' Herman, sugar boiler Western Sugar Re-
finery, r. NW cor Lombard and Octavia
" John, helper William A. Schrock
" John H., tailor, r. 1510 Church
" Paul, baker Charles Hageman, r. 121 Tren-
ton
" Reinhold C, tailor, r. 208 Octavia ■
" Theodore, machinist, r. 721^ Broadway

rear
" William, teamster, r. 429. 10th
4^-Krause. See Crouse, Kraus, Krauss and

Krouse
Krausgrill Annie C, bakery, 1321 Stockton
" Jacob, carpenter, r. 4 Roach
" .lacob, driver Adams & Rohrer, r. 5'/^ Morey

Alley
" John (Michel & Krausgrill), r. 2105 Stock-
ton
" John, brewer, r. by^ Morey Alley
" Philip (Bill & Krausgrill), r. 930a Filbert
" Philip J., cutler Will & Finck Co., r. 1
Julius
Krauss Alfred, machinist Risdon L & L, Wks,
r. 123 Capp
" Alfred, student Van der Naillen's School

of Engineering, r. 936 Valencia
" Alfred G., machinist, r. 936 Valencia
" David, tailor, r. 7 Everett
" Frederick A., cigar manufacturer, 524, 6tb
" Joseph, cellarman U. S. Brewery, r. 423

Ivy Av
" Louise H. Miss, teacher Columbian Gram-
mar School, r. 936 Valencia
" Max, cigar maker F. A. Krauss, r. 528, 6th
'■ Theodore, bookkeeper Adolph Sutro, r. 936
Valencia
Krausse Delia, widow, r. 526 Jessie
" Ferdinand, porter, r. 612 Filbert
" John F.. salesman Richard Huck. r. 612
Filbert ,

Kraut Charles, watchman Western Sugar Re-
finery, r. Texas nr 25th, Potrero
" Charles A., show case maker Dixon Borge-

son & Co., r. Texas nr 25th, Potrero

" Emil F., laborer, r. Texas nr 25th, Potrero

Krauth Theodore W., messenger Wells, Fargo

& Co., r. Santa Cruz, Cal
Krautz Mathias, carpenter, r. 21 Lundy Lane
Krautzberger Max O. (W. F. Wade & Co.), r.

1134 Howard
Krauzer August, liquors, 1801 Mission
Krayer John, liquors, E s Stanyan nr Waller
Krebs Carl F. E., r. 120"/2 Shipley
". Charles E., undertaker James McMenomey

& Son, r. 1057 Mission
" C. F. Emil, groceries and liquors, NE cor

Treat Av and 21st, r. 318, 21st
" Conrad, book agent, r. 808 Mission
" Ellas, steward, r. 22 Sacramento
" Frederick, master mariner, r. 426b 23d
" Frederick W., blacksmith Louis C. Ras-
mussen, r. 222, 23d
Krebs Henry Jr., treasurer San Bernardino
Borax Mining Co., 106 Leidesdorff, room
17, r. 911 Sutter
" John, sexton St. Johns German Evangeli-
cal Church, r. 1513 Dupont
" Martin, brushmaker Read & Zahn, r. 1617

Dupont
" Paul, butcher, r. 318, 21st
" Paul, groceries and liquors, 2253 Sutter, r

1616 Scott
" Robert, master mariner, r. 426b 23d
" S., cook, r. 620 Washington

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Krecek Joseph J., laborer, r. 62 Jessie
Kredewahn Emll (SchiafQno & Kredewahn), r.

922 Battery
Kredo Frederick L., clerk California Grocery

Co., r. 1700 Hayes
Kreeger Benjamin S., shoemaker Ben H. Lucke
4®"Kreeger. See Kreger, Krieger, Kroeger

and Kroger
Kreel John J., confectioner, r. 1054 Lewis
Kreft John W., liquors, 120, 1st
Krefting Charles, carpenter and builder, 1436
Fulton, r. 1530, 25th
" Charles H., locksmith, r. 1530, 25th
Kreger Adam, laborer Enterprise Brewing Co.,

r. Oakland
Kreger William B., carpenter. 530 Mission, r.

San Carlos, Cal
^®"Kreger. See Krieger

Krehmke Edward W., cashier G. Mayes & Co..
r. 1311b Hayes
" John, liquors, 15 Pacific, r. 1611V4 Dupont
Kreider Mary O. Mrs., r. Old People's Home
Kreiger Byron F., r. 407, 28th
" Charles, blacksmith Market St. Ry, r. 1321
St any an
Kreins Conrad, watchman, r. 930 Montgomery
Kreisel Edward, engineer, r. 353!^ Jessie
Kreiss Ernest, compositor, r. 2913Folsom

" John J., clerk James Gibb, r. 1220 Green
Kreith Lena, domestic, 1413 Mission
Kreitzer A. A., r. 1104 Market

" Ma?ie, domestic, 1616 Clay
Kreker M. Mrs., furnished rooms. 578 Howard

" William E., butcher, r. .578 Howard
Kreling Benjamin W., bookkeeper, r. 135 Te-
hama
" Charles, painter r. 1234(4 Treat Av
Kreling Ernestine, widow, propi-ietor and mana-
ger Tivoli Opera House, 28-.32 Eddy, r.
906 Eddy
Kreling Frederick W., president F. W. Kreling
Sons Co., 15th and Guerrero, r. .329 Guer-
rero
Kreling F. W. Sons Co. (incorporated), F. w.
Kreling president, S. Kampe secretary,
furniture manufacturers, 15th and Guer-
rero
" John (F. W. Kreling Sons Co.) r. 329 Guer-
rero
" Joseph, scenic artist, r. 1234i4 Treat Av
" Martin K., furniture, r. 15 Albion Av
Kremer Brothers & Co. (Nicholas and Jacques
Kremer and August Mainzer), proprie-
tors S. F. Zinc and Brass Foundry, 40
Jessie
" Jacques (Kremer Bros. & Co.), r. 40 Jessie
" Joseph, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r.

Oakland
,. Nicholas (Kremer Bros. & Co.), r. Berke-
ley
4®=Kremer. See Craemer, Cramer, Creamer.

Kraimer and Kramar
Krentzberg Emil, r. 306 Fulton

" Otto, r. 306 Fulton
Krenz Emil, tanner The Norton Tanning Co., r.
1235 York
" Emil Jr., painter Mibach & Straub. r. 1235

York
" Herman, tanner, r. 1235 York
" Oswald, r. 514 Jersey

" Robert H., tanner Metten & Gebhardt, r.
592 San Jose Av
4®"Krenz. See Krans
Krenzberger Lorenz, sawyer S. F. Planing Mill,

r. 395, 9th
Krenzein William, laborer Western Sugar Re-
finery, r. 1713 Dupont
Kreshel Arthur, clerk George H. Tay Co., r. 9

Harriet
KreslchPaul, shoemaker Visko Mirko, r. 704

Bush
Kresler Elmer, barber, r. IHIV^ Mission
" Grant, barber, r. 1141i4 Mission
" Henry S., canvasser, r. 11411/2 Mission
Kress Augustus H., chief engineer str State of
California, r. 920, 21st
" Ernest, baker Joseph Bamford, r. 722 Mis-
sion
" Frederick, baker J. Lanzer, r. 634 Pacific

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Kresteller Morris E., machinist,

chanan

Krestensen K. S., quartermaster str San Bias
Kretcher Albert E., restaurant, 134, 8th
Kretchmer Louise, widow, r. 1207 Guerrero

" Rudolph, solicitor, r. 1207 Guerrero
Kretcker Charles, contractor and builder, r. 13

Shotwell
Kreth August L., dairyman, 13th Av South bet

K and L
Kretschman William, vocalist Tivoli Opera
House, r. 1320 California
" John A., with Ernest A. Denicke, r. 1921
Taylor
Kretschmer Paul, teamster Will & FinckCo..

r. 1207 Guerrero
Kretz Anna M., widow, r. 5 Cottage PI
" Mary M. Miss, tailoress, r. 5 Cottage PI
" Peter C, salesman C. F. Marwedel, r. 5
Cottage PI
Kretzen John, carpenter Hotel St. Nicholas
Kretzmer John J., butcher Schrader Bros., r.

416, 10th
Kreuser Constance, widow, r. 921 Union
Kreuter Charles, musician, r. 1923 Powell
" Louis, cabinetmaker Bennett & Schutte,
r. Oakland
Kreutzberg Emil, restaurant, 60, 2d, r. 603 How-
ard
Kreutzberger Max O., picture frames, 1134

Howard
Kreutzer John, driver Frank Schrick, r. 725, 17th
" John, milker Bocker & Anthonen, r. cor

Cambridge and Wayland
" Rosa, domestic, 906 Devisadero
Kreutzmann Henry, physician, diseases of
women, visiting gynecologist German
Hospital, office and residence 1018 Sut-
ter, hours 1 to 3 p. M., telephone East 401
Ki-euz John, liquors and restaurant. Ocean Ter-
race, Sutro Heights
Kreuzer Agatha Mrs., proprietor Swiss Home.
621-623 Commercial
" Frank, driver, r. 2324% Harrison
•' John, liquors W s Mission Road nr Brazil

Av
■' Joseph, foreman Wm. G. Loewe. r. Russia
Av nr Vienna
Ki-ichelt William, watchman Headquarters

Dept. of California, r. Phelan Bldg
Krider Charles H.. laborers. P. Co., r. 602 Gough
Kriedte Charles A., laundryman German Hos-
pital
Krieg Adam, bartender The Oberon, r. 716 Wil-
low Av
Krieg Anton, proprietor San Francisco Tan-
nery, E s San Bruno Av nr 28th, r. 1318
Nebraska
'■ Anton v., tanner Anton Krieg, r. 1205 Ne-
braska
'• Henry S., tanner Anton Krieg, r. 1213
Hampshire
Kriegbaum Nathan, laborer Paul Boyton Chute

Co.,r. 1830 Haight
Krieger Anna, widow, r. 14% Oak Grove Av
' ' Charles, confectionery, 1642 Market and 230,

6th, r. 1024% Natoma
" Charles M., lithographer Schmidt Label

and Litho. Co., r. 1639 Howard
" Ellen, widow, r. 139 Erie
■' Frederick, traymaker Mrs. C. E. Dixon, r.
14% Oak Grove Av
" " Louis, candy maker Charles Krieger, r
14% Oak Grove Av
" William T., tailor, 26, 9th, r. 70 Brady
4@"Krieger. See Kreger

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Kriel Martin, boxmaker Pac. and S. F. Box

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Kriele Martin, pantry man St. Mary's Hospital
Kriens Conrad, watcliman, r. 930 Montgomery
Kriete Arnhard H., bartender T. W. Leydecker.

r. 913 Illinois
" Charles, porter Rohlffs & Gerdau, r. 426

O'Farrell

■ Charles Jr., clerk Rohlffs & Gerdau, r. 426

O'Farrell
Krigbaum Henry S. (Tarpey & Krigbaum), r.

1330a Hayes
Krigbaum Marcellus R., manager Emporium
Grocery Co., Emporium Bldg. r. 409
Laurel Presidio Heights
Krill Henry, r. 6 Virginia Court

" Louis, plumber W. E. Lane, r. 402Stockton
Krimphoff George, master mariner, r. 429 Chest-
nut
Krimson Herman, waiter stmr. Alameda
Krische Joseph, baker, r. 625 Clay
Kriske Bertha Mrs., fancy goods, 2216 Mission
" Ernst L.. jeweler, Rothschild & Haden-

feldt, r. 2216 Mission
" W & Co. (William Kriske and Charles

Bayless), upholsterers, 339, 24th
" William (W. Kriske & Co.), r. 3216 Mis-
sion
Kristeller Mark, clerk Cahn, Nickelsburg &
Co.. r. 417 Mason
" Morris E., machinist Dow Steam Pump
Wks, r. 609 Buchanan
Krith William, liquors, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Kriz Helen, widow, r. 610 Bush
Kroder August F.. painter, r. 2108 Howard
Kroeger Albert, seaman, r. 31 East
" Antone. seaman, r. 216 Ritch, rear
" Armin, maltster National Brewing Co.

■ August, groceries, 1608 Church, r. 312' o

Valley
■' Charles, blacksmith H. Hinrichs & Co..
r. Oakland

■ Charlotte, widow, r. 52714 Greenwich

" Glaus, bookkeeper Schultz & Voorman. r.

Oakland
'• Frank, baker Peter Gumm, r. SE cor. 24th

and Sanchez
" Frederick E., bookkeeper, r. 9,50 Harrison
" Henry, butcher, 928 Illinois, r. 919 Illinois
" Henry, master mariner, r. 700 Front
" John A., dry and fancy goods, 2600 Mission.

r. 513, 24th
" Mary, widow, r. San Bruno A v. nr. Army
" William (Thierbach & Kroeger), r. 950

Harrison
4®^Kroeger. See Kroger, Krueger and Kruger
Kroell George, brass finisher S. F. Novelty and

Plating Wks.r. 64, 1st

KROENER & CO.,

(Leipsig', Germany), Phoenix Hair Re-
storer, Lavender Tonic (sure cure for
dandruff), Regnevegetal (liairbalsami
414 Sacramento, telephone Red 1311

Krcienke August E., bookkeeper American
Brewery, r. 836 Broadway

■ Edward H., bookkeeper American Brewerv.

r. 836 Broadway

• Henry C, proprietor American Brewery,

725-727 Green, r. 836 Broadway
■• John, groceries and liquors. 2162 Mission,
r. 312, 18th
Kroepfli Bertha, widow, lodgings, 506, 4th
Kroetz George E., carpenter r. 116 Oak

• Mary M. Mrs., physician and surgeon, 116

Oak

Kroff Adolph C, barber C. Laubenheimer, r. 317

Clementina
Krofts Francis E., school teacher, r. 2839 Bush
Krog Christ, master mariner, r. 230 Capp
" George, job printer, .344 McAllister
Kroger August, poultry raiser, 27th Av South
nr P
" Charles, printer, r. 810i4 Mason
" Claus F., proprietor Ocean Beach House

313-319, 49th Av
" Hans, r. 724, 24th
" Henry, hostler A. Suhr, r. SE cor Eddy and

Pierce
'• Herman, cook, r. 1810'/^ Mason
" Herman A., upholsterer, r. 1810V2 Mason
" John H., beer bottler, r. Cypress Alley nr 25th
" P., seaman str San Bias
" Susan Miss, waiter, r. 316 Ritch rear
4®"Kroger. See Kreeger, Krueger and Kruge
Krogh Carl A., vice-president Krogh Manufac-
turing Co., 51 Beale, r. 18 Sherman
Krogh Ferdinand W., president Krogh Manu-
facturing Co., 51 Beale, r. 18 Sherman
Krogh F. J. Miss, secretary Krogh Manufac-
turing Co., 51 Beale, r. 18 Sherman

Krogh Manufacturing Co.,

F W. Krogh president, C. A. Krogh
vice-president, Miss F. J. Krogh secre-
tary, P. W. Krogh treasurer, H. K
Olsen manager, George W. Price super-
intendent, manufacturers of irriga-
tion and reclamation machinery, also
mining pumps, hoisting whims, horse
powers, wind mills, tanks and wine
making machinery, ofiaces and works
51 Beale and 9-17 Stevenson, tele-
phone Drumm 123
Krogh Marcus, carpenter, r. 5 Newell
Krogh Peter W., treasurer Krogh Manufactur-
ing Co., 51 Beale, r. 18 Sherman
4®"Krogh. See Crow

Krohn Amalia Miss, stenographer Luke G.
Sresovich & Co., r. 1617 Baker
" Charles, seaman Revenue cutter Commo-
dore Perry
" David, teamster, r. 231, 10th
" Fred, blacksmith U. S. Lighthouse tender,

Madrono, r. Yerba Buena Island
'■ Frederick W., longshoreman, r. 731>4 Clem-
entina
" John, salesman, r. 1936 Stockton
" Julia M. Mrs., stationery, 1617 Baker
" Julius J., candy maker Mrs. M. Krohn, r.

1427 Market
" Louis, carpenter str Australia, r. 1936

Stockton
" M. Mrs., candy factory, 1427 Market
1^' Krohn. See Kron and Cron
Krokum Ridar, seaman, r. 739, 4th
KroU Albert, pantryman Westerfeld's Bakery,
r. 311 'A Jessie
" F. William, manager Henry Wenzel, r.

1342 Howard
" George, machinist, r. 64, 1st
" Louisa, widow, r. 730. 18th
" Mads, baker, r. 245, 8tb
" Rudolph, carpenter Charles M. Depew
Planing Mill Co., r. Berkeley
Krolow Vincent, architect, 97 Donohoe Bldg
Kromberg William, butcher, 1435 Mission, r. 8

Juniper
Kromelbein John, clerk Joha E. A. Helms, r.

2140 Howard
Kromer Charles A., driver John Wieland Brew-
ery, r. 8 Collingwood
" Frederick, beerbottler, r. 510 Minna
Kron Henry F., vice-president Kron Tanning
Co.. 125 Clay, r. Santa Cruz, Cal.
" Julius Mrs., r. 729 McAllister
" Meyer, shoemaker, 258, 3d
Kron Oscar J., president Kron Tanning Com-
pany, r. 1326 Golden Gate Av
Kron Tanning Co., Oscar J. Kron president,
Henry F. Kron vice-president, C. W.
Purrington secretary and treasurer,
tanners and commission merchants, 125
Clay and 122 Commercial
j6®" Kron. See Cron. Crohn and Krohne

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Kronberg Adolph, clerk, r. 1614 Turk

Kroncke William H.. clerk George Alpers. r.

328, 5tli
Krone Carl, clerk Mack & Co., r. 121 Hermann
" Christine Miss, casbier Popular Dining
Rooms, r. 11, 13th
Krone Frederick W. (McCauley & Krone), r. n.
13th
" Frederick W. Jr., bookkeeper Popular Din-
ing Rooms, r. 11, 13th
" Minna widow, r. 468 Jessie
" Peter, cashier Popular Dining Rooms, r.

11, 13th
■' Wilhelmina Miss, dressmaker, r. 1958 How-
ard
4®=" Krone. See Crone, Krohn and Kron
Kronenberg Frederick, r. 304 Fulton

" Frederick, cigar maker, r. 634 Sacramento
Kronholm Edward M., pressman, r. 247 Perry
" Johanna S. Mrs., midwife, 1210Folsom
" John J., printer, r. 245 Perry
" William, machine hand Pac. Sheet Metal
Wks, r. 247 Perry
Kronk Frank, painter, r. 43 Erie
Kronnick Frank, carpenter and builder, r. 2750a
Bush
" Frederick G., carpenter and builder, 40
New Montgomery, r. 1429 Washington
Kronquest Carl, tanner, r. 1229 Rhode Island
" Victor, tanner Anton Krieg, r. 1229 Rhode
Island
Krook Carl A., longshoreman, r. 10 Dunn Alley
" Morris L., proprietor Olympic House, 904

Kearny, r. Oakland
" Peter O., porter Jones & Co., r. 1607 Powell
4®~Krook. See Crook
Krooss Claus, bartender Ernest Klein, r. 525

Lyon
Kroplin Bernhard, master mariner, r. 2 Silver

Star PI
Kropp Charles (H. Bruggeman & Son), r. 917
Haight
" Ellen, widow, r. 1115 Vallejo
. " Eveline M., school teacher, r. 1115 Vallejo
" Henry W., with A. Repsold & Co., r. 1115

Vallejo
" Herman C, musician, r. 917 Haight
" John E., clerk Cutting Fruit Packing Co..

r. 1115 Vallejo
" John R., clerk, r. 917 Haight
Kropp Walter E., manager C. A. Klinkner &

Co., 320 Sansome, r. 1115 Vallejo
il®="Kropp. See Cropp

Kross Ferdinand, laborer Western Sugar Re-
finery, r. 1003 Nebraska
-^■"Kross. See Cross
Krotoszyner Martin, physician, 43, 6th
Krottmeyer John, clerk Shumate's Pharmacy, r.

r. 1633 De vis adero
Krouch Zenia, landscape artist, r. 1642 Sacra-
mento
Krough John, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg &

Co., r. 14121/^ Guerrero
Krouse Samuel R., tailor, 3144, 16th
4®"Krouse. See Kraus, Krauss and Krausse
Krowl Martin, confectioner, r. 245, 8th
Krown Morris, tailor, 91214 Folsom
Krstelj Frank N., cook Henry Fiala, r. 514 Lott
Kruck Charles, painter, r. 63614 Minna
Kruckeberg Addie Mrs., dressmaking, r. 1526b
Jackson
" Frank, bootmaker Charles Dietle, r. 1526b
Jackson
Krucovsky John, boiler maker, r. 113 Farallone
Krueckel Charles, liquors, 109 O'Farrell, r. 1431
Steiner
" Charles A., bartender Charles Krueckel, r.
1431 Steiner
Krueckel Frank, wines and liquors, 412 Market,
r. 1518 Dolores
" Frederick, clerk Peter Krueckel, r. 433

Franklin
" George J., machinist Union Machine Co.,
r. 433 Franklin
Krueckel Peter F., wines and liquors, 435

Franklin, r. 433 Franklin
Krueger August, waiter A. Busse, r. 31 Stanley
" Charles, baker, r. 734 Montgomery
" Charles, clerk Joseph B. Toplitz, r. 435, 7th

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Krueger Christian (Wangner & Krueger), r. 925
Harrison
" George F., blacksmith, r. 435, 7th
■' Herman, carpet layer A. G. Kleinert
" Jasper, clerk Sommer & Kaufmann. r. 332

Hayes
" Joseph H., r. 332 Hayes
" Lincoln, bookkeeper, r. 332 Hayes
" William H., asst. treasurer Baldwin The-
atre, r. 332 Hayes
«S- Krueger. See Kruge, Kroeger and Kroger
Kruft Joseph, liquors, 38 Ellis, r. 7131/2 Geary
" Peter, bottler Cal. Bottling Co., r. 12151/2
Pacific
Krug Albert, plumber, r. 5 Adair
" Christian Mrs., widow, r. 1935 Howard
" Fritz (Krug & Zimmermann), r. 2138 How-
ard
'■ Henry C, clerk George D. Dornin. r. 216

Shotwell
" Linda Miss, r. 1121 Leavenworth
" Philip J., machinist George H. Tay Co., r.

1711 San Carlos Av
•' William H., molder Filmer- Rollins Elec-
tro. Co., r. 216 Shotwell
" William L. T., watchman, r. 216 Shotwell
" & Yung (Louis Yung), plumbers, 608, 4th
" & Zimmermann (Fritz Krug and Philipp
Zimmermann), proprietors New York
Malt House, 123-131, 18Ch and 408 Shot-
well
Kruger Albert, blacksmith, r. 64 Shipley
" August F., wood engraver, r. 331, 9th Av
" Carl, foreman John H. Sievers, r. 1332 Lom-
bard
" Charles Mrs., stationery and notions, 1650

Polk
" Christian A., carpenter, 1608!^ Baker
" Conrad, baker Franz Siebrecht, r. 734 Mont-

" Emil, clerk C. D. Mues, r. 143 Berry
" Frederick, plumber W. J. J

Ocean View
" Louis, incandescent Edison Light and

Power Co., r. 1241 Hayes
" Matilda, domestic, 719 Waller
" Max (Kruger &Happ), r. 301 Fulton
" William, bartender E. H. Blohm, r. 201

Main
" & Happ (Max Kruger and Adolph Happ).
bottle dealers, 807-809 Buchanan
4®" Kruger. See Kroeger, Kroger and Krue-
ger
Krull Axel, clerk Redington & Co., r. 1330 Ala-
bama
" Bessie, widow, r. 15251/4 Post
" Ernest Mrs., widow, r. 1330 Alabama
" Francis, asst. clerk U. S. District Court, r.

1921 Howard
" Henry, upholsterer Frank D. Worth, r.

15251/2 Post
" John, tailor, r. 7 Bond
" Nels T. C, laborer, r. 1013 Hampshire
" Richard R., baker Popular Dining Rooms,
r. 7 Bond
Krumb Justius E., with Hornlein Bros., r. .34

Ellis
Krumbeck Christopher, teamster, r. 1709 Eddy
" Henry, teamster, r. 13 Sheridan
■' Richard, teamster, r. 13 Sheridan
Krumberg William, tailor, r. 238, 7th
Krumholz Jacob, tailor, r 3 Cottage PI
Krummes Peter, gripman Market St. Ry. r.

1024 Pacific
Krumpholz Adolph H., barber, 1938 Mission

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Wine Vaults, 434-444 Bryant St.

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900 Battery St. TeL Main 1864.

DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF

FOREIGN v^ DOMESTIC COAL.

Family Trade a Specialty.

Krunker Louisa, domestic, 2615 Union
Kruppert H., waiter, r. 715 Howard
Krusa Henry, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
Kruse Adolpii, painter, r. 314, 5tli Av
" Antonio, bootblack, r. 1702 Kearny
" August, conductor Sutter St. Ry., r. 26«)9

Pine
" Carrie, widow, r. 1039 Mission
" Charles (Kruse & Bellmer), r. 437 Turk
Kruse Edward (Kruse & Euler), and vice presi-
dent The German Savings and Loan
Society, r. 620 Turk
" Edward Jr., grocer, r. 620 Turk
" Emil T. (Kruse & Madison), r. 620 Turk
" Ernest, clerk J. H. Kruse, r. 312^. 21st
" F., waiter str Columbia
" Frank, truckman Truck 2, r. 627 Broadway
" Frank L., blacksmith James W. Keefe, r.

391, 9th
" Frank L., harness maker, 1906 Fillmore, r.

1324 Fillmore
" Fred, agent Marin County Creamery Co.

105 Sacramento, r. Mill Valley
" Frederick, clerk D. N. & E. Walter & Co.,

r. 1324 Fillmore
" George H., teamster Teele&Co., r. 16141/4

Buchanan
" Herman H., restaurant, 1736 Market
Kruse J. H., hardware and lumber, SE cor 23d
and Shotwell, yard bet 23d and 24th,
Howard and Folsom, r. 417, 23d
" John, laborer, r. 1032 Hampshire
■' Knud W., ship carpenter, r. Amherst nr

Felton
" Louis J., can maker, r. 2016 Powell
" Madeline, widow, r. 2016 Powell
" Martin, solicitor Wiegman & Stuermer, r.

cor Jackson and Mason
" Max H., painter M. J. & J. J. Donovan, r.

323 Jessie
" Max R., clerk Syz& Co.", r. 1611 Sutter
" Peter F.. helper John Wieland Brewery r

910 Folsom
" T. H., clerk, r. 1611 Sutter
" William, cook, r. 545, 1st
" William H., grocer, r. 620 Turk
" & Bellmer (Charles Kruse and John Bell-
mer), groceries and liquors. 437 Turk
" & Euler (Edward Kruse and Emil Rohte),
office 207 Front
Kruse & Madison (Emil T. Kruse, Martin J
and Henry B. Madison), Puget Sound
treighting, 15 Steuart
W-Kruse. See Cruise, Cruz and Kroos
Krusi Herman, vice-president San Francisco

Bridge Co., 42 Market, r. Alameda
Krutmeyer Albert A., cook Peter Lammers, r
20 Walter
" John F., fireman Consumers' Ice Co.
Kruttsclinitt J., general manager Southern
Pacific Company, 42 Union Trust Bldg 4
Montgomery, r. 1714 Van Ness Av
Krutz Francis, sexton St. Brigid's Church, r

2111 Van Ness Av
Kryer John E., engineer str Napa City, r. Oak-
land
Krzyzanouski Pelagra, widow, r. 2054i/, Mission
Kschel Charles W., compositor Schmidt Label

& Lith. Co.. r. 706 California
Kuba Franz, musician, r. 420 Eddy
Kubach Augustus, peddler, r. 1811 Hyde

" Fredericka, widow, r. 1811 Hyde
Kuchler John, cooper John Weiland Brewery, r

566a, Folsom
Kuehmeister August. (H. A. Kuchmeister & Co.)
r. 1234 Broadway

Kuchmeister H. A. & Co. (Henry A. and August
Kuchmeister), liquors, SE cor Hyde and
California
" Henry A. (H. A. Kuchmeister & Co.), r

1028 Hyde
" Mary, widow, r. 1234 Broadway
Kucich Antone, cooper J. J. Kucich, r. 1919 Du-
pont
" Jerome J., cooperage, SW cor Dupont and

Francisco, r. 1919 Dupont
" Ostroile, student, r. 1919 Dupont
" Peters., cooper J. J. Kucich, r. 1919 Du-
pont
" Spiro, cooper J. J. Kucich, r. 1919 Dupont
4®- Kucich. See Cusich, Cusack and Kusick
Kuck Dinah, widow, r. 8 Welsh
" Ferdinand H., barber Charles N. Fleisch-

man, r. 112 Taylor
" Frederick, clerk James Dever, r. 1423 Powell
" George, teamster, r. 8 Welsh
" Herman, teamster, r. 8 Welsh
" .John, laborer, r. 673 Chenery
" John F., teamster N. Gray & Co., r. 643
Sacramento
Kuckens Emily, widow, r. 323i/4 Ivy Av
Kucking John, baker J. Schulz, r. 736 Union
Kudrna Frank, tailor, 404 Jackson
Kuebier Louis, barber, 945, 17th
Kuechler George E., gripman Market St. Rv., r.

1632^2 Fulton , '

Kuehn Geerge W., with Shreve & Co., r. 814a
Webster
" John, dairyman, 2314 Market
" Max, clerk Selig Cohen, r. 522 Geary
" Max, laborer, r. 1145 Stevenson
" Victor, carpenter Shreve & Co., r. 814a

Webster
" Victor Jr., with Shreve & Co., r. 814A Web-
ster
4®" Kuehn. See Coon and Kuhn
Kuehne Andrew, baker Paul Drasdo, r. 1300"
Stockton
" Elfrida Miss, cashier M. A. Gunst & Co
Kuennecke Samuel C. W., driver, r. 502 Wash-
ington
Kuenstle Martin W., r. 1427 Webster
Kuenzel Willie, cigar sorter, r. 313 Turk
Kuenzi Albert, engraver Britton & Rey. r. 22V4
Hickory Av
" Edward, carpenter, r. 22'^ Hickory Av
" Louisa Miss, cashier Theo. C. Marceau, r.
2214 Hickory Av
Kueppers Theodore, president A. J. Leary Co.,

113-119 Davis, r. 2020 Pine
Kuerrin Hugh, brick layer, r. 625 Bush
Kuerzi Herman, washer John Wieland Brewery,

r. 16 Louisa
Kuester Louis D., wood carver S. F. Furniture

Mfg. Co., r. 19 Morris Av
Kuffet Albert B., laborer, r. 306Pixley

" John, laborer, r. 312 Pixley
Kugelberg Henry, salesman D. Samuels, r. Ala-
meda
Kugeler Frederick A., liquors, NW cor 19th and
Mission, r. 300, 19th
" Henry B. A., physician, office and r. 1065
Howard
Kugener John P., bartender Windsor Bar, r. 555

Stevenson
Kugler Gottleib, r. 3723 Sacramento

'■ John F., r. 871 Market
Kuh Louis, salesman L.Dinkelspiel & Sons, r,

1451 McAllister
4®-Kuh. See Cue
Kuhen Josie Miss, stenographer Union Pacific

System, r. 211 Franklin
Kuhl Conrad, cook A. Busse, r. 35^4 Zoe
" Emil C, salesman, r. 324 Mason
" George, waiter Daniel W. Saylor, r, 717%

Vallejo
" Hermanie, widow, fancy work, 324 Mason
" H. G., stock broker, r. 1012 Halght
" Jacob, inspector Cal. Barrel Co., r. 26V4

Clinton
" John, foundryman Marshutz & Cantrell, f.

26!^ Clinton
" Martin (Kuhl &Korneck), r. 640^4 Jessie
" Richard H., salesman Stein, Simon & Co.,
r. 1706% Post

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Telephone Main 926.

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Kuhl & Koraeck (Martin Kuhl and William Kor-

neck), restaurant, 38, 2d
4S-Kuhl. See Cool
Kuhlau Frank, laborer, r. 3313 Geary
Kuhlemann Charles, butcher, r. 28 Lapidge
" William A., butcher, 1 Mission Market, r,
93 Albion Av
Kuhlenkamp Henry, shoemaker, 739 McAllister,

r. 229, 22d Av
Euhlflnck Martin, salesman John Horstmann
Kuhling Anton, toolmaker, 553 Brannan, r. 732

Harrison
Kuhlke Henry, butcher S. Kafka, r. 9% Rausch
" Henry W., casemaker Shreve& Co., r. Ala-
meda
Kuhlman Charles G., physician, 935 Market
Kuhlmann Albert, watchmaker and jeweler, 129
: Montgomery Av, r. 2003 Powell

" Diederich, groceries and liquors, NE cor

9th and Harrison
" William, clerk John D. Heise, r. 500 Valen-
cia
" William L., butcher, r. 1683 Eddy
" William P., painter, r. 1623 Eddy
4^-Kuhlmann. See Kuhlman and Kullman
Kuhlmeyer Edward, candymaker Adolph Hrom-
ada, r. 1510 Mason
^' Henry J. (Kuhlmeyer & Dolheguy), r. 424

Post
" & Dolheguy (Henry J. Kuhlmeyer and Leon
Dolheguy), produce commission mer-
chants, 209-211 Washington
Kuhls Edward, clerk Kuhls, Schwarke & Co., r.
710 Fell
" Edward, liquors, 104 Taylor
" Frederick A. (Kuhls, Schwarke & Co.), r.

710 Fell
" Henry, bookkeeper Kuhls, Schwarke & Co.,
r. 710 Fell

KUHLS, SCHWARKE & 00.

(Fred A. Kuhls), sole agents Gold
Water Bourbon and wholesale dealers
in all kinds of wines and liquors, 123-
129 Sutter and 625 Jackson

Kuhmel Gustav, laborer Western Sugar Re-
finery, r. 1016 Florida
Kuhn A., boots and shoes, 214, 6th
: " Albert M., clerk, r. 627 Eddy
" Caroline, widow, r. 627 Eddy
" Christ, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r.

1530 Kentucky
" Christina, widow, liquors, 1406 Polk
" Edmond, washer National Brewing Co., r.

217 Chattanooga
" • Emil, carpenter, r. 211 Franklin
. >' Frank J., laborer, r. 16th Av South bet P

andQ
•" Frederick, bakery, 328, 18th
" Frederick, carpenter, r. 211 Franklin
" George, teamster, r. 25 Moss
" George A., carrier postofflce, r. 214, 3d
" Henry, liquors, 818 Valencia
" Herman, porter Greenebaum, Weil &
Michels, r. 19211^ Mason
i *,' Jacob, longshoreman, r. 406 Broadway
" JohnF., 1st assistant engineer str Pomona,
r. 25 Oak
•' ." Joseph, cook Young & Weisman, r. 4 Bur-
cham PI
" Joseph E., 1st lieutenant U. S. Engineer

Office, r. Presidio
" Louis, foreman, r. 1921i/^ Mason
" Louis, jnnk dealer, r. 336, 5th
" Robert, seaman, r. 3 East
" William, butcher Peter Tautphaus, r. 1460

Polk
" William, cook, r. 243 Minna
•4®^Kuhn. See Kuehn and Coon
Kuhne Anton, confectioner, r. 7!^ Harrison Av
" An tonia, widow, r. 614 Geary
" Edward, showcase maker Bernstein & Co.,

r. 126 Ellis
" Robert, salesman, r. 1208 Treat Av
Jg^^Kuhne. See Kuehne
Kuhnen Gustave, laborer, r. 1016 Florida
Kuhnert August, cellarman Kuhls, Schwarke &

Co., r. 316J4 Langton rear
Kuhnl Frank, waiter, r. 612 Minna

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

DRAPERIES.

Original • Designs • Furnisbe^j.

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Kukaviza John, waiter Lazar Jovovich,r. 1038

Pacific
Kuker John, brewer, r. 423, 2d
Rulacha Thomas, porter Occidental Hotel
Kulievan Nicholas P., bartender Crystal Pal-
ace, r. 415 Post
Kulisich Antone, r. 820^^ Larkin
Kull Alfred C, conductor, r. 605, 3d
" George L., cellarman J. Gundlach & Co., r.

214 Fell
" John H., chief engineer str Areata, r. 132
Douglass
4t3=-Kull. See Cull and Kuhl
Kullman Herbert, secretary Kullman, Salz &

Co., 106 Battery, r. 1306 Post
Kullman Herman, president Kullman, Salz &

Co., 106 Battery, r. 1306 Post
Kullman, Salz & Co. (incorporated), Herman
Kullman president, Charles Hart vice-
president, Jacob Salz treasurer, Her-
bert Kullman secretary, tanners and
leather dealers, and proprietors Benicia
Tannery (Benicia), 106 Battery
4®" Kullman. See Kuhlman and Kuhlmann
Kullmann August, salesman Raphael Weill &
Co., r. 1403 Goiigh
" Jacob, r. 722 Filbert
" Jules G., salesman Em. Meyer & Co., r.

722 Filbert
" Simon, stockbroker, 313 Montgomery, r. 722
Filbert
Kulper Charles, janitor, r. 1 Grace Terrace
Kumer Marks, seaman, r. 3 East
Kummer Alfred (Kummer & Alpen), r. 819 Turk
Felix, photo engraver Kummer & Alpen r,

819 Turk
Frank, restaurant, 270^^4 Brannan, r. 229

7th
Frank E., bartender Samuel Maxwell, r.

Ocean House Road nr Jules Av
Fred, engraver, r. 819 Turk
G. A., embroidery and braiding, 14 Grant
Av, room 56, r. 819 Turk

KUMMER & ALPEN,

(Alfred Kummer and H. M. Alpen),
photo engravers, 419 Front

Kummerlander Richard (Kummerlander &

Hundemer), r. 219 Minna
Kummerlander & Hundemer (Richard Kum-
merlander and William Hundemer),
wines and liquors, 544 California
Kummerow Henry, waiter Merchants' Club, r.

126 Ellis
Kump John, carpenter, r. 37 Natoma
Kunast Henry, painter German Hospital
Kunath Erwin, cabinet maker Fink & Schindler,
r. 139 Page
" Oscar, artist, 14 Grant Av, room 69
Kunauer Joseph, carpenter and builder, 12 Jones
Kuncman Theodor, carpenter, r. 168 Clement-
ina
Kundig John, engineer Sanborn, Vail'& Co., r.

634 Minna
Kuner Albert, seal engraver, 702 Montgomery,
r. 730 Gough
" Rudolph A., traveling salesman H. Levi &
Co., r. 730 Gough
Kunhardt Fabian, compositor H. S. Crocker Co.,

r. 711 Stockton
Kunkel Mary, widow, r. 17 Zoe
Kun&ler Laura E., widow, r. 632 Haight
Kunnecke William (Kunnecke & Frische) r. 85
Silver
" & Frische (William Kunnecke and Henry
Frische), groceries, 440, 2d ^

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GOLDEN WEST CLOTHING EENOVATORY.
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I Pacific States Advertising Bureau,

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Kunnemann John, watchmaker Thomas Lundy,

r. Oakland
Kunst Arnold H., r. 16 Chesley
" August, r. 1001, ISth

" Brothers (John and Henry A.), groceries,
NE cor Gough and Austin Av, and SE
cor Chesley and Boyd
" Henry A. (Kunst Bros.), r. 16 Chesley
" Henry P., millhand Yolo Mills, r. 30, a3d
" John (Kunst Bros.), r. NE cor Gough and
Austin Av
Kunstlich David, physician, r. 722 Folsom
Kuntz Nicholas, baker, r. 773 Mission
" Philip, butcher, 650, 17th, r. 32 Hartlord
" William H., rubber worker Bowers Rubber
Co., r. 1416 Broadway
Kunz Edward, cellarman Cal. Wine Assn.
" Franz, baker Westerfeld's Bakery, r. 557i/4

Stevenson
" Henry (Charles Meinecke & Co.), r. Ala-
meda
Kunze P. Gustave G., cook Charles Bertelsen,

r. 2135 Harrison
Kuper Charles F., asst. bookkeeper Michal-
itschke Bros. & Co., r. 22 Angelica
■' Ernst H. W., carpenter, r. 22 Angelica
Kupfer Bernard, laborer Pac. Gas. Imp. Co., r.
312 Pixley
" Frances Mrs., r. 1828!4 Market
" George, compositor, r. 507!4 Ash Av
•■ Martin (Crystal Packing and Provision

Co.), r. 420 Francisco
" Rosina, widow, r. 440 Van Ness Av
" Rosina Miss, notions, 440 Van Ness Av
Kuppel Augustus, plumber, r. 1415 Stockton
Kurfluh J., laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 61

Shipley
Kurlander Emelie, widow, nurse, r. 531 Filbert
Kurlandzik M. Mrs., fancy goods, yarns, im-
ported and domestic, stamping and em-
broidering, crocheting and knitting done
to order, 11 1754 Folsom and 1605 Fillmore,
r. 11171/2 Folsom
Kurlbaum Herman W., master mariner, r. 2223
Post
" Therese, widow, r. 8201/2 Jessie
" William H., shingle maker, r. 830/2 Jessie
Kurozawa K., M. D., physician and surgeon,
hours 10 to 13 a. m. and 6 to 8 p. m., office
and r. 32214 O'Farrell
Kurpinsky Paul C, butcher, 50 Precita Av
Kurre Charles, carpenter, r. NW cor Beach and

Broderick
Kurreger Charles, salesman, r. 5 Russ
Kursten Carl, laborer, r. 113 Trenton
Kurth Emil, waiter, r. 1045 Market
•• Henry, waiter Bennett & Witmen, r- 521
Jones
Kurtovich Marto (Fleming & Kurtovich), r. 1430

Howard
Kurtz Augustus M., druggist J. H. Dawson, r.
823a Capp
" H. F., medical student, r. 1101 Pine
" Stephen, shoemaker. 493, 4th
Kurtzig Martin, stationery, ilQVi Stockton, r.

419 Stockton •
Kuruczar Andrew (J. Kuruczar & Co.), r. 69
Jessie
" Antonio, wire worker, r. 112^ Turk rear
" J. & Co. (John and Andrew Kuruczar and
Joseph Babros), wire works, 69 Jessie
" John (J. Kuruczar & Co.), r. 69 Jessie '
" Paul (Andreas Chrenik & Co.), r. 52 Minna
Kurz Albert, cellarman U. S. Brewery, r. 513
Birch Av
" Belle Mrs., artist, r. 110 Ellis

Kurz Gustave, gilder Sanborn, Vail &, Co., r.

1231, 18th
Kurzi Herman, brewer, r. 16 Louisa
Kusel John H., janitor, 130 Sutter
" Solomon A., r. 1151 Guerrero
Kushel Sophie, widow, r. 1754 Ellis
Kushner John, clerk, r. 18 Fern Av

•• Mary Mrs., r. 18 Fern Av
Kusich George, cooper, r. 27 Pearl
" Vincent (Kusich & Musladin). r. 511 Castro
" & Musladin (Vincent Kusich and Louis

Musladin), restaurant, 511 Castro
■ Stephen, cook M. Cressaglia, r. 1033 Mis-
sion
Kuske Fritz, cook, r. SW/i Jessie
Kuss Charles S., teacher music, 935 McAllister
" Charles P., cutter I. Magnin & Co.
" Edward, carpenter Central Hardware and

Supply Co., r. 1611 Webster
" George W. (Kuss & Henicke), r. 1319 Scott
Kuss Peter N., painter, decorator and wood fin-
isher, 423 Sutter, r. 563 Charter, Oakland
^' William J., clerk R. G. Horn, r. 925 McAl-
lister
'■ & Henicke (George W. Kuss and W. Ed-
ward Henicke), job printers, 310 Kearny
Kust Jacob, baker, r. 634 Pacific
Kuster Ernest W., assayer, r. 615V4 Linden Av
" Ernest W. Jr., plumber, r. 6I514 Linden Av
" Hugo, mechanical optician California Op-
tical Co., r. 44 Willow Av
" Louis D., wood carver Fink & Schindler, r.

19 Morris Av
" Otto, clerk Alexander Gerdes, r. 44 Willow
Av
Kustermann William, cabinet maker, r. 56 San

Jose Road
Kutcher John, tailor, r. 233 Stevenson
Kutner Adolph, president Kutner, Goldstein &
Co., 4 Sutter, room 2, r. 1100 Eddy
" , Goldstein & Co., A. Kutner president, A.
Dinkelspiel secretary, office 4 Sutter,
room 2
" Joseph, agent Kutner & Co. and Rosenthal

& Kutner, r. 1016 Golden Gate Av
" & Co., merchants (Sanger, Cal.), office 4
Sutter, room 3
-8®" Kutner. SeeKuttner
Kutsch George, cook California Hotel, r. 1218,

26th
Kutscher Adolph D., furniture poisher, r. 6II14,
7th
" Adolph O., saddler Main & Winchester, r.

672 Brannan
" Ardo, harness maker, r. 673 Brannan
KutsheraMathias, hostler Seal Rock House
Kutter Edward, porter Sherwood & Sherwood,
r. 824D Broadway
" Edward C, mill hand Union Box Factory,
r. 824D Broadway
Kuttner Benjamin, tailor, 400 Dupont
" Eliza, widow, r. 1027 Filbert
" Henry, printer, r. 906 Geary
'• Ida Mrs., compositor Pac. Christian Pub.

Co., r. 815 Laguna
" L. & Co. (Louis Kuttner), opticians and

jewelers, 1644 Market
" Louis (L. Kuttner & Co.), r. 1416 Mission
" Naphtaly, pinking and pleating, 906 Geary
ie®="Kuttner. See Kutner
Kuttrofl Gustav, nurse German Hospital
Kutz Milton, bookkeeper, r. 539 McAllister
Kutzer George, bakery, 1938 Union
Kydd Isaac F., superintendent Presidio and Fer-
ries RR, r. 1336 Green
Kyhl Mai ins C, gripman Sutter St. Ry., r. 818a

Geary
Kylberg Hjalmar, physician, 337 Geary
Kyle Charles W., attorney at law, r. 443 Golden
Gate Av
" Hannah, widow, r. 9 Harriet
" Joseph, engineer F. Korbel & Bros., r. Oak-
land
■' Thomas, capitalist, r. 831 O'Farrell
" William, roller maker George D. Graham,

r. Oakland
" William P., driver Ewell, Shafer&Co., r.
3439 Folsom
ii^Kyle. See Keil and Kiehl

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Kylen Charles J., shoemaker, 216 Steuart
Kyne Charles D., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt
& Co., r. 409 Ellis
" John, carriage maker William Wertsch, r.

r. 11 Merritt
" Patrick, paper carrier, r. 17S8 Folsom
" William G., apprentice RaLston Iron Wks,
r. Alameda
igarKyne. See Kine
Kyrnich George, horseman, r. 37, ad
Kytka Theodore, artist, r. 1107 Bush

Laaninen Gustaf A., boarding, 253 Steuart
Labadie Edward L. (S. H. Tyler & Son), r. 1415
Bush
" John G., packer Indianapolis Furniture Co.
" William T., millhand, r. 1911 Lexington Av
Labarbere John, liquors, 508 Pacific
" Joseph, bartender John Anglade, r. 631
Jackson
Labaree Seth, blacksmith, r. 1518, 30th
Labarere Michael, r. 24 Howard Court
Labarthe Antoine, laundryman, r. 1307;^ Golden
Gate Av
" Jean, cook Jacques Mounter, r. 116 Trenton
" John (Labarthe & Lacazette), r. 631 Jack-
son
" Justin, liquors, 330 Montgomery Av
" Pierre, watchman, r. 771 Howard
" & Lacazette (John Labarthe and Bertrand

D. Lacazette), liquors and lodgings, 631
Jackson

Labat Ernest, r. 513 Stevenson

" Ernest H., capitalist, r. Hotel Langham
Labataille Jacques (Henri Pottet & Co.), and

florist, 319, 21st
Labayrade John P., laborer Cal. Fertilizer Wks,

r. 5th Av South bet L and M
Labbe Clotilde Miss, clerk, r. 3010b Filbert
" Jeanne C. Miss, clerk, r. 3010b Filbert
" Josephine M., widow, r. 2010b Filbert
" Peter, r. 343 Clara
Label Henry Mrs., widow r. 61 lA Hyde
" Isidor, salesman M. A. Gunst & Co., r. 611a

Hyde
" Jacob, r. 35 Fulton

" Jacob, butcher Otto Kanitz, r. 806, 15th
" Jacob, clerk Leopold Cohn, r. 346 Grove
" Louis, stock fitter Rosenthal. Feder & Co.,

r. 35 Fulton
" Solomon, gent's furnishing goods, 344, 3d
Labelle Mary, widow, r. 814 Hyde
" Robert E., clerk, r. 814 Hyde
La Berge Charles H., painter, r. 1103)4 Steven-
son rear
" Francis, cook, r. 421, 4th
" Matilda, widow, r. 334. 8th Av
" Walter C, salesman W. P. Fuller & Co., r.
234, 8th Av
Labhard Emil, florist Mrs. H. Labhard, r. 3208
Geary
" H. Mrs., florist, 340 Kearny, r. 3308 Geary
" Henry, carpenter, r. 3208 Geary
" Jean G., clerk J. F. Campe, r. 1011 Harrison
" Theodore, livery stable, hay and grain,

2325-3337 Post, r. 3308 Geary
" Walter, florist Mrs. H. Labhard, r. 3208

Geary
" Wilhelmina, widow, r. 2524 Post
Labling Henry, tailor, r. 163 Tehama
Labohm Martha Mrs., midwife, r. 1013 Mission
Labonge Rudolph F., bicycle repairer Devany

Hopkins & Co., r. 530 Stanyan
Labor Bureau Association, Guy Lathrop mana

ger, 115-117 Turk, telephone South 771
Labor Statistics California State Bureau of,

E. L. Fitzgerald commissioner, 335 Sut
ter

La Borde John F., superintendent factory W

H. Nolan & Co., r. 437 Harrison
Laborde Joseph, laundry, 1307)4 Golden Gate Av
Labordette Edward (Patnaude & Labordette)

r. 734 California
Labordi Ricardo, bootblack, r, 39 Hinckley
Laborie Alfred, engineer Legallet-HellwigTan
ning Co., r. 14th Av South bet L and M

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

Artistic Tiles,

Plain, Glassed ancl Decorated.

AMERICAN AND ENGLISH-

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Laborie Frank, bartender Delsol Bros., r. 613

Bryant
Labory Frank, waiter John Bergez, r. 1333 Du-

pont
Labourette Bernard, wool puller Isaac Levy, r.
5th Av South nr Railroad Av
" Marie Miss, laundress Frisou & Loustau-
nau, r. 409, 4th
Labourie Victor, waiter, r. 1313 Stockton
Labran Alexandria Mrs., dairy produce, 403

Dupont
Labricat Peter, cellarman Seegelken & Buck-

ner, r. 1415 Stockton
LaBrie Alice, widow, r. 3405 Howard
Labrucherie Pierre, milker Bareilles Bros., r.

1338, 32d Av South
Lacan John P., laborer Cal. Fertilizer Wks., r.

5th Av South, bet. L and M
Lacanau Marie, domestic, 3017 Lyon
Lacasa Frank, restaurant, 1313 Buchanan
Lacassie Pierre, musician, r. 6th Av South nr P
Lacau Joseph, driver, r. 533 Broadway

" Marie Miss, lodgings, 533 Broadway
Lacay Louis, clerk London, Paris and Ameri-
can Bank, r. 718 California
Lacaze Adolphe, waiter Fabien Hitte, 609 Pine
" Baptiste, blacksmith and wagon maker, 714
Sansome. r. 31 John
Jean, laundry, 703 Broadway
John P.. laundryman, r. 839 Sutter
Louis (Mangeot & Lacaze), r. 31 John
M. Mrs., laundry, 829 Sutter
Mary Mrs., laundry, 1330 California
Lacaze Biaximin v., book, newspaper and job
printer, all languages, 729 Montgomery,
r. 811!^ Montgomery
Lacazette Bertrand D. (Labarthe & Laca-
zette), r. 631 Jackson
" Eliza, domestic. 2226 Sacramento
Lace House, D. Samuels proprietor, dry and
fancy goods, 123-139 Post
" James C, blacksmith, r. 313 Mississippi
" Joseph, laundryman Model Laundry, r. ,33

Chenery
" Joseph J., 5th engineer str Gaelic
Lacerde Manuel, porter Lisbon House, r. 432

Drumm
Lacey Albert E., secretary and treasurer Jo-
seph Wagner Manufacturing Co., 101-103
Mission, r. 775 Haight
Catherine M., widow, r. -14 Valencia
Charles C, marine engineer, r. 2631 Octa-

via
Charles H., pantryman, r. 117 Fair Oaks
Edward, advertising agent, r. 616 Web-
ster
Edward, laborer, r. 618 Tennessee
Frederick G., salesman, r. 951 Masonic Av
George, laborer, r. 1 Michigan
Johanna, furnished rooms, 70 Minna
John, furnished rooms, 718 California
John C, seaman, r. 3621 Octavia
Joseph, roller South S. F. Tannery, r. Ala-
bama bet 23d and 34th
Joseph C, machinist Joseph Wagner Mfg.

Co.. r. 775 Haight
Joseph D., tanner, r. 1110 Vermont
Michael, fireman, r. 419 Brannan
Michal, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. S s

Sierra nr Georgia
Michael, laborer S. P. Co., r, 235!/2 Perry
Peter, beamster South S. F. Tannery, r

Alabama bet 33d and 24th
Peter J., tanner, r. 1110 Vermont
Sidney, ganger U. S. Internal Revenue, r
800a Lyon

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Lacey Thomas, laborer, r. 1 Michigan
" Thomas J., boiler maker, r. Texas nr 30th,

Potrero
" Thomas J. Rev., associate rector St. John's
Episcopal Church and head mas ter Trin-
ity School, r. 3300 Washington
" William -H., carpet layer J. Spaulding &

Co., r. 12, 13th
" W. Milton, bookkeeper D. & C. S. Harney, r.
The Normandie
«®" Lacey. See Lacy
Lach Frank, laundryman American Laundry, r.

75 Albion Av
La Chapelle Frank, blacksmith J. J. La Cha-
pelle, r. 3273 Mission
" Frank, waiter, r. 577 Bryant
■' Frederick, blacksmith, r. 3273 Mission
" Joseph J., carriage and wagon maker, 531

Mission, r. 3373 Mission
" Wilford A. (La Chapelle & Loiselle), r. 3273

Mission
" William S., plumber E. Demers, r. 3273

Mission
" & Loiselle (Wilford A. La Chapelle and
NazalreLoizelle), blacksmiths, 3401 Mis-
sion
Lachaud Jean, r. 1517 Powell
Lacher Isaac, butcher, 2020 Market, r. 1218
Grolden Gate Av
" Lester, bookkeeper M. Getz & Co., r. 1218

Golden Gate Av
■' Paul, carpenter, r. 103, 22d
" William, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. cor
28th and Folsom
«®" Lacher. See Locker
Lachman Abraham, clothing, 335 Pacific
Lacliman Abraham, president Lachman & Ja-
cobi, SE cor 3d and Bryant, r. 1234 Post
" Adolph, r. 235, 15th

" Adolph B., liquors, 105, 3d, r. 405% Octavia
" Adolph J. fSideman, Lachman & Co.), r. 1307
Octavia
Lacliman Albert, second vice-president Califor-
Wine Association, SW cor 3d and
Folsom, r. 1001 Van Ness Av
" Carrie Mrs., stationery, 2304 Fillmore
" Christina, widow, r. 10 Balmy
" Esther, widow, r. 40514 Octavia
" Fanny Miss, teacher music, r. 1713 Laguna
" Gustav, clerk Bare Bros., r. 1526 Webster
Lachman Harry, secretary M. A. Gunst & Co..

201-203 Kearny, r. 1713 Laguna
Lachman Henry, general superintendent Cali-
fornia Wine Association, SW cor 2d and
Folsom, r. 2216 California
" Joseph B., clerk A. B. Lachman, r. 405i/4

Octavia
" Louis, tailor, 518 Pine, r. 1713 Laguna
" Maurice, conductor Geary St. Ry., r. 2304

Fillmore
" Moritz Mrs. (Lachman & Co.), r. 1526 Web-
ster
" Rudolph, clerk Bare Bros., r. 1526 Web-
ster
" S. Co., H. Lachman president, W. Hanson

secretary, office 216 Bush, room 14
" S. & H. Estate, W. Hanson secretary, 216
Bush, room 14
Lachman & Co. (Mrs. Moritz Lachman), im-
porters and manufacturers furs, 110
Kearny
Lachman & Jacobi (incorporated), Abraham
Lachman president, Jacob J. Jacobi
vice - president, California wines and
brandies, SE cor 2d and Bryant
4®= Lachman. See Lackmann

609

Lachman's Block, SW cor Market and Fremont
Lachnini August, laborer, r. 6 Hampshire
Lack Annie, widow, groceries, 1019 Pacific, r.
734'/^ Broadway
" George, carpenter and builder, 409 Kearny,

r. 2608 Sutter
" Harry, plumber and gas fitter, 1625 Fill-
more, r. 20 Douglass
" Louis E., clerk Mrs. Annie Lack, r. 734>4
Broadway
Lackam Henry, tailor, r. 913 Sacramento
Lackeman Charles, hardware, 409 Kearny, r.
1214 Leavenworth
" Charles E., salesman Charles Lackeman,
r. 1214 Leavenworth
Lackenbach Charles, tailor, r. 600 Gough
" Joseph C, clerk Payot, Upham & Co.,
Gough

Lackewandt Herman, cellarman Cal. Wine
Assn., r. Francis nr Mission
" Hermann, laborer, r. 145 Dore
Lackey James M., barber, 131 O'Farrell, r. 311
Leavenworth
" Warren L., dental student, r. 528 Turk
Lackie Bessie, widow, r. 2 Harriet
Lackmann Ernest, clerk John Lackmann
" H., laborer Enterprise Brewing Co., r. 1907

O'Farrell .■

" Herman G., groceries, 1319 Sacramento
" John, groceries, 818 California, r. 816 Cali-
fornia
4®" Lackmann. See Lachman
Lackner Max, manager I. Finkelstein, r. 461V6

Minna
Laclergue John, baker, r. 36 Scott PI
Lacombe Celestin, tanner Legallet - Hellwig
Tanning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad
Av
" George A., hatter, r. 541 Haight
" Joseph L.. pressman Francis - Valentine
Co., r. 836 Filbert
Lacomber Peter, fruits and vegetables, 2851

Mission
Lacombrade Leopold, r. 420 Jackson
Lacoste Andre, laundry, 717 Lombard
La Coste Bernard, molder Western Foundry, r.

17 Natoma
Lacoste Francis, r. 29th Av South bet N and P
" Frank, r. 1523 Geary
" George J., clerk Cal. Wine Assn, r. 1523

Geary
" Honore, r. 1523 Geary
" Jean, porter, r. 9 Pratt PI
" Jean, wholesale wines, 901 Montgomery

Av
" Jean P. T., clerk Jean Lacoste
" John (Bayle, Lacoste & Co.) r. 1300 Leav-
enworth
" John F. (Sylvain Salomon & Co.), r. 3340

Clay
" Nathalie, widow, r. 1110 Green
" Pierre, driver Bareilles Bros., r. 1238, 22d

Av South
" Pierre, proprietor Bellevue House, 801

Vallejo
" Thomas, r. 2312 Post
Lacoume Pierre, laundry, 1524 Polk
Lacour Alfred E., driver B. M. Atchinson& Co..

r. 1721 Devisadero
Lacroix A., r. 1521 Valencia
" Auguste, nurseryman, 3012 Steiner
" Lucien, jeweler Shreve & Co,, r. Alameda
" Robert, elevator tender, 305 Larkin, r. 2123
Polk
Lacua Mary, widow, r. 1711 Stockton
Lacunza Rosendo, clerk E. E. Geisel
Lacy Annie, widow, h 46 Caselli Av
" Annie F. Miss, dressmaker, r. 46 Caselli
Av
Lacy Benjamin T., president Parke & Lacv
Co., 21-23 Fremont, r. 615 Chestnut
" Eugene F., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 8

Verona PI
" Harry, note and merchandise broker, 321

California, r. 1809 Post
" Henry, carpet layer, r. 27, 13th
Lacy James A., wholesale lumber, 33 Market,
room 7. r. 511a Page
" James W.. painter, r. 1114 Florida

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Lacy John A., plumber, r. 46Caselli Av
" John F., carriage maker H. M. Black & Co.,

r. Oakland
" Joseph, engineer, r. 425, 2d
" Nicholas, janitor, r. 11 Salmon
" Patrick J., clerk, r. 926 Minnesota
" Philip H., clerk, r. 1809 Post
" Robert, tinsmith, r. 8 Verona PI
" Thomas, driver, r. 2002 Greenwich
" Thomas P., milk dealer, r. 46 Caselli Av
" W., waiter str Santa Rosa
" Walter W., tinner, r. 46 Caselli Av
4®=Lacy. See Lacey

Lada Adolph M., clerk general manager's ofiflce
Market St. Ry., r. 231 Leavenworth
" Bronislaw, bookeeper, r. 221 Leavenworth
" Edward B., musician, r. 221 Leavenworth
" Mary Mrs., teacher music, r. 221 Leaven-
worth
Ladagnous Ch rles, steward Maison Riche, r.
609 Franklin
" Justin (Ladagnous & Levy), r. 509 Capp
" & Levy (Justin Ladagnous and Meyer
Levy), proprietors Maison Riche, 104
Grant Av and 40 Geary
Ladar Morris, tailor, r. 39 Everett
Ladarre Henry, nurse French Hospital

" Jean, liquors, NE cor Eddy and Mason
Ladd Alice M., widow, r. 112 Fair Oaks
" Ann S., widow, r. 2309 Jackson
" Atticus A., painter, r. 2443 Larkin
" Charles D., with Edwin H. Ladd, r. 614,

21st
" Charles J., cabinet maker Sterling Furni-
ture Co., r. 811, 23d
" Douglas R., porter The Baldwin
Ladd Edwin H., proprietor Ladd's Gun Store,
dealer guns, ammnnition, fishing tackle,
and sporting goods, 9, 3d, r. 909 Powell
" Frank B., clerk freight auditor's dept. S.

P. Co., r. 410 Post
" Harry L. (H. L. Ladd & Co.), r. 939 Sutter

LADD H. L. & CO.

(Harry L. Ladd), cut rate druggists
and prescription pharmacists, NW
cor Howard and 4tn

Ladd Homer E., clerk Pierce & Co., r. 620 Geary
" Horace C. Mrs., widow, r. 2509 Fillmore
" Horace J., r. 2509 Fillmore
" Howard M., clerk Shainwald, Buckbee &

Co.,r. 929b Sutter
" Hugh, laborer, r. 15141/4 Vallejo
" Ira B., medical student, r. 1910 Pierce
" Joseph A., foreman John Dixon, r. 2443

Larkin
" Louis D., clerk Thomas Hoeck, r. 1318 Bry-
ant
" William M., clerk Benjamin Healey, r. 1014

Green
" & Coffin (New York), Vernon Waldron
agent, 169 Crocker Bldg
Ladd's Gun Store, Edwin H. Ladd proprietor, 9,

3d
Laden Mary, widow, r. 811 Octavia
Ladenburger Ludwig, millhand Deming-Palmer

Milling Co., r. 34 Hawthorne
Lades Auguste, waiter, r. 815 Stockton
Ladewig Arthur E., clerk Bovee, Toy & Sonn-
tag, r. 3419, 16th
" Henry F., salesman, r. 3419, 16th
Ladies' Bethel Sewing Society, NE cor Sacra-
mento and Drumm
Ladies' Catholic Aid Society, 13l New Mont-
gomery
Ladies' French Benevolent Association, 318

Post
Ladies' Home Journal, Curtis Publishing Co.

proprietors, 78 Columbian Bldg
Ladies' Protection and Relief Soiety, 1300

Franklin
Ladies' Seamen Friend Society, Sailors

Home, NE cor Harrison and Main
Ladies' Society of Israelites, Leo Eloesser

secretary, 105 Stockton
La Dieu James H., carpenter Central Lumber

and Mill Co., r. 1601 Geary
Ladroade Louis, hackman. 202 Post, r. 309 O'Far-
rell

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

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Laduski John, liquors, 525!^ Sansome, r. 121314

Pacific
Lady Emma Mining Co. (El Dorado Co.). W. W.
Boughton secretary, 9 Mills Bldg, 6th
floor
Lady Washington Consolidated Co. (Storey Co.,
Nov.), Julien Jacobus secretarv, .33 Ne-
vada Block
Laederich Albert, clerk Irvine Bros., r. 122

Julian Av
Laegneau Anna, widow, r. 909 Minna
Laepge Charles H., r. 338, 6th
Laeremans Frank J. (Laeremans & Lemmon),

r. 1136 Folsom
Laeremans & Lemmon (Frank j. Laeremans
and John W. Lemmon), proprietors San
Francisco Transfer Co., 333 Bush
Lafaille Frank H., Pacific Coast agent Ameri-
can Varnish Co., 741 Mission, r. 535, 23d
" Henry A., elevatorman, 314 Pine, r. 710%

22d
" Rosella Miss, teacher Washington Even-
ing School, r. 7101/2, 23d
" Samuel J., carpenter Spring Valley W. W.,
r. 7101/2, 22d
Lafaire William, with A. Repsold & Co., r.

15271/2 Mission
Lafaix Pierre, gardener, r. 1406 Guerrero
Lafargue Jean, ironer Jules J. Augas, r. 214,
17th
" John B., cellarman C. Carpy & Co., r. 10
Caroline PI
Lafayette Frank, r. 153 Minna
" Guards, 730 Montgomery
" Hall, 730 Montgomery

" Hotel, Bocca & Co. proprietors, 736 Pacific
" House, Mrs. Anna Schaub proprietor, 11
Lafayette
Lafayette Park, bet Gough and Laguna, Wash-
ington and Sacramento
Lafayette Primary School, Mrs. M. L. O'Neal

principal, NW cor Filbert and Kearny
Lafee Jacob, r. 34, 22d
" Manuel, bookkeeper Thomas T. Atkinson

& Co.. r. 519 Golden Gate Av
" Marcus (California Uniform Co.), r. 311

Polk
" Marcus, shoecutter, r. 34, 22d
Laferme John J., draughtsman, r. 710 Central

Av
La Ferrera Giuseppe (B. Chell & Co.). r. 1115

Montgomery
Lafevre Theodore, cabinet maker, r. 2935 Mis-
sion
Laflan William, expressman, SE cor Mission

and 8th, r. 1013 Treat Av
Lafferty Alexander, shoemaker, r. 208 California
Av
" Daniel, marble polisher, r. 308 California

Av
" Eugene O., bricklayer, r. 308 California Av
" James H., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co ., r.

208 California Av
" John, captain U. S. A. (retired), r. 730

Grove
" Mary, widow, r. 208 California Av
" Mary Miss, r. 1802 Polk
" Patrick, teamster, r. SW cor Bay and Web-
ster
" William, marine engineer, 9 Mission, r-

Oakland
" William B., marine engineer, r. Ill, 14th
Laffln Lawrence, produce dealer, r. 213, 14th

" Matthew, molder, r. 313, 14th
La Fiesta Champagne Co., Burr & Malpas
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Lafitte Laurent J. (L. J. Lafitte & Co.), r. 240a
Sutter
" L. J. & Co. (Laurent J. Lafitte), fruits and
vegetables, 13-14 Centre Market
La Fleur Joseph A., brakeman, r. 302, 4th
Laflin James, shipping office, 104 Mission, r.
2934 Washington
" Peter J., clerk James Laflin, r. 3918 Wash-
ington
La Fonciere Marine Insurance Co., Mann &

Wilson agents, 306 Sansome
La Fond Frank, musician, r. 533 Filbert
Lafont Lucien, tanner Legallet-Hellwig Tan-
ning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad A\
Lafontaine A. J., job printer 603 Merchant, r.
3006 Washington
" Emma A., widow, r. 1428 Jackson
" Emma C. Miss, physician, 1428 Jackson
La Fontaine Josephine, widow, r. 1006 Hyde

" Josephine Miss, r. 1006 Hyde
Lafontaine J. R., blue and black prints and

blue print paper, 603 Merchant
Laforet Mary, widow, r. 7b Dawson PI
Laforgue Francaise Mrs., laundress Armand
Drain, r. 20 Collingwood
■' Jean, cellarman Jacques Mounic, r. 1302

Powell ,

" Peter, ironer John Bernou, r. 629, 3d
" Pierre, employe Occidental Hotel
La Fortuna Mining Co. (Arizona), office 532,

Market, room 3
La Fortune Joseph, paver, r. 6 Montgomery Court
Lafourguette Jacques, milkman, r. 18th Av
South nr I
" Marie, widow, r. 1010 Lombard
Lafournere John (Rimassa & Lafournere), r. 216

Lombard
Lafrance Joseph, bookkeeper, r. 51^4 Langton

" William, waiter, r. 1 Bush Street PI
Lafranchi Pio, clerk Dairymen's Union of Cal.,
r. 1146 Golden Gate Av
•' Z., driver I. Sartori & Co.. r. Prescott House
Lafrantz Bertha Mrs., r. Ill Ridley
Lalranz Henry, liquors, 5. 9th, r. 1347 Market

" John, driver, r. 26, 21st
Lafrenz Nicholas, mate, r. 312, 19th
La Flur J., linemen Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r. 537

Minna
Lafustec Frank H., teamster, r. I8O714 Union
Lagan Alecia, domestic, 1519 Pacific Av
,, Bernard, wood and coal, 2036 Howard, r.

3028 Folsom
" Hugh, physician, 3514 Folsom
'' John, physician, 101 Van Ness Av., r. 140

Haight
" Patrick, r. 350 Locust Av
" William, laborer, r. 25 Victor
Lagarde August, r. 714a Fell
" Delphin, motorman Market St. Ry., r. 714a

Fell
" Louis, clerk, r. 714a Fell
" Louis, laborer, r. 815 Stockton
" Lucien, salesman Roth & Co., r. 2521 Sutter
Lagasse Annie, widow, r. Army nr. San Bruno
Av
" Peter, tanner, r. Army nr. San Bruno Av
Lage Arthur, messenger Nathan, Dohrmann &
Co., r. 1, 7th
" Henry, packer Nathan, Dohrmann & Co., r.
1, 7th
Lageman Henry, r. 1210 Howard
" William F". J. (Lageman & Powell), r. 540

Hermann
■ & Powell (William F. J. Lageman and
Samuel W. Powell), beerbottlers, 712,
I4th

Lagercrantz C. Theodore, distributor Post

Office, r. Oakland
Lagerson Frederick, millwright, r. 1315 Jackson
Lages Christopher, r. 328 Haight
Lagier Alexander, bartender V. Dastrevigne, r.
515 Valencia
" Josephine, domestic, 34 Liberty
" Marius (Lagier & Pons), r. 147, 3d
" & Pons (Marius Lagier and Germain
Pons), lodgings. 147, 3d, and 31 Hunt
LaGiovine Italia Hotel, 115 Clark
Lagier Joseph, tanner Balz Bros. & Finkeldey,

r. San Bruno Hotel
Lagoarde Adele, widow, r. 500 Eddy
Lagomarsino Antonio, gardener Colombo Mar-
ket, r. S s Ocean House Road nr Ingle-
side House
" Antonio, millhand, r. 910, 6th
" Antonio, scavenger, r. 184 Vandewater
" Celestino, salesman G. Lagomarsino, r.

3530 Sacramento
" Charles (Charles Lagomarsino & Co.), r.

18 Elliot Park
" Charles & Co.) Charles Lagomarsino and
Louis Brichetto), fruits and vegetables,
423 Davisadero and 1907 Geary
" David, bookkeeper Ravenna & Co., r. 717

Vallejo
" Frank, gardener Colombo Market, r. Ocean

House Road nr Ingleside House
" Gaecin to, gardener Lagomarsino & Co., r.

SE cor 39th Av and Clement
" Gio. B.. wines, California nr 1st Av
" Giovanni, coal, wood, hay and grain, 3530

Sacramento
" Giovanni, millhand, r. 910 6th
" Giuseppe, r. 2 Howard
" Giuseppe, seaman, r. 3 Vallejo
" Joseph (Lagomarsino & Co.), r. SE cor 29th

Av and Clement
" Rolando, liquors, NE cor 7th Av and

Clement
" Rosie, widow, (Lagomarsino & Co.), r. SE

cor 29th Av and Clement
" Turtino, scavenger, r. 18 Boardman PI
" & Co. (Joseph and Mrs. Rosie Logomar-
sino and Frank Oliva), gardeners, SE
cor 29th Av and Clement
Lagoni Hans, dairyman, r. 228 Dolores
Lagoria Louis, fish dealer, r. 1804 Mason
Lagoriga Dominico, bootblack, 641 Sutter, r, 3
Greenwich

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" Ditch and Hydraulic Mining Co. (Stanis-
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580 California, rooms 49-5o
Lagrange Emily Mrs., varieties, 1203 Stockton

" Frederick, carpenter, r. 1203 Stockoon
La Grange Hydraulic Gold Mining Co. The, H.
Duvergey secretary, 14 Sansome, room 17

" Julius, gardener, r. 1836 Hyde

" Millard F., bookkeeper Soring Valley W.
W., r. 13 Beaver

" Norman Z., carriage painter Walcom
Bros.,r. 113,4th
Lagrave Annie Mrs., r. 344 Naples

" Bernard, bartender, r. 704 Railroad Av

" Charles, barber, 635 Montgomery, r. 42314
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" Eugene, laundry, 1021 Stockton

" Gabriel, sand and saw dust dealer, 710
Folsom, r. 258 Clementina

" Jesse, tanner The Norton Tanning Co., r.
Railroad Av nr 13th Av South

" John, butcher Miller & Lux, r. 909 Railroad
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" Joseph, butcher Poly, Heilbron & Co., r.
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" Peter, laundryman D. Lapouble & Co.
Laguens Vincent, liquors, 601 Bush, r. 507 Cole
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Arkansas nr Mariposa
Lahaney Joseph F., collector, 14 McAllister, r.
328, 21st
" Maggie Miss, school teacher, r. 328, 21st
" Patrick, lamp lighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,

r. 308^/2, 12th
" Patrick W., harness maker, Railroad Av
opp 5th Av South, r. 328, 21st
fi®-Lahaney. See Leheney
Lahanier Camille S., clerk, r. 1621 Sutter
" Eugene F., student, r. 1621 Sutter
" Eugenie, widow, r. 1621 Sutter
Lahen Thomas, yardman La Grande Laundry
Laherty Catherine Mrs., r. 205 Fillmore
" Charles A., carpenter, r. 1135 Tennessee
" Richard, r. 733a Clementina
Lahey John, stableman, r. Lombard bet Baker
and Lyon
" John B., janitor, r. 743 Brannan
" John T., laborer, r. 743 Brannan
" William, cook City and County Hospital,

r. 1110 York
" William E., clerk, r. 1110 York
4®=Lahey. See Leahey and Leahy
Lahifl Lawrence, gardener, r. 1617 California

rear
Lahl Edward, clerk Crane Co., r. 405 Post

" John, merchant tailor, 405 Post
Lohorgue Peter, barber, 810!4 Pacific, r. 616

Broadway rear
Lahusen Benjamin J. W., cigarmaker, i.bV^ Ale-
many
" Frederick, painter, r. 5Vi Alemany
" George W., liquors, 421, 17th, r. 5'^ Alemany
Laib Albert, plumber, 1623 Post
" Anton, shoemaker, 906 Pacific
" Joseph, shoemaker, r. 1623 Post

LAIB JOSEPH JR.,

signs, plain and ornamental, 1171
Market near 8tli, r. 1623 Post

Laib William, woodcarver, r. 1623 Post
Laidlaw Alexander, attorney at law, 330 Pine,
room 17, r. 906 Ellis
" Henry K., cook The Emlay Co., r. 1049 Mar-
ket
" Horace, physician, 224 Kearny, r. 2703 Bush
" R.D., mining broker, 314 Battery, r. 2440
Jackson
Laidley Henrique, vice-consul Portugal, 323

Montgomery, r. 2722 Howard
Laillacca Mitchell, laundryman D. Lapouble &
Co., r. Onondaga Av nr Mission Road
" Peter (D. Lapouble & Co.), r. Onondaga Av
nr Mission Road
Laine Edward W., entry clerk Holbrook. Mer-
rill & Stetson, r. 733 Bush
" John, seaman str Point Arena
" Joseph R., physician, r. 920 Sutter
" Manuel, lapidary, 9 Hardie PI, r. 1518 Jack-
son
" S. E. Mrs., r. 304 Stockton
.e®=-Laine. See Lane and Lehn

LAINER CHARLES,

photograplier, 31, 3d (formerly 715
Market), r. Alameda
Lainer James, waiter, r. 861 Market
" Richard, druggist, 699 McAllister, r. 620
Gough
Lainesse Edward, woodworker Larkins & Co.,

r. 814 Turk
Laing Charles D., r. 717 Taylor
Laing Jane, widow, proprietor Hotel Westmin-
ster, 614 Sutter
" John, r. 125 Farallones
" John, helper Dow Steam Pump Wks, r. 5

Belmont PI
" Oscar, painter S. P. Co., r. 1923 Mission
4®"Laing. See Lang and Layng
Laingor Elizabeth S., widow, r. 1133 Valencia
Lair John, cellerman John Wieland Brewery r
8441/2 Fblsom
" Max, peddler, r. 520, 8th
Laird Catherine, widow, r. 1532 Clay
" Daniel, capitalist, r. 1507 Stockton
" Henry H., carpenter, r. 1050 Mission
" James, r. 2616 Mission

Laird James D., r. 11 Monroe
" John, clerk McCoy & Nesbitt, r. 528, 19th
" John, pattern maker, r. 1532 Clay
" John L. (Laird, Schober & Co.), r. Baldwin

Hotel
" Kate Miss, teacher Spring Valley Gram-
mar School, r. 1532 Clay
" , Schober & Co. (Philadelphia), Charles P.
Baughman Pacific Coast agent, shoes
wholesale, 819 Market, room 14
" Theresa, widow, r, 823 O'Farrell
" William, carrier postofflce, r. 1532 Clay
" William, purser, r. 725 Polk
Lairden John, ironworker, r. 54, 1st
Laist Otto, salesman Owl Drug Store, r. 614

Filbert
Laist Theodore F. (Laist & Schwerdt), r. SE

cor Washington and Jones
Laist & Schwerdt (Theodore F. Laist and
Philip Schwerdt), architects, 727 Spreck-
els Bldg
Laitey George Mrs., widow, r. 1416 Broadway
Lajardiere Adelena Miss, r. 824 Valleio
" Eugene J., r. 824 Vallejo
" Josephine, widow, r. 824 Vallejo
La Jeunesse Frederick, chair finisher Hey wood
Bros. & Co., r. 828 Folsom
" W., clerk auditing dept. Wells, Fargo &
Co.,r. Alameda
Lajus Marc, cutler, r. 8 Lynch
Lake Ada A., widow, r. 1217^4 Golden Gate Av
" Charles, r. 1055 Mission
" Edward H., physician, r. 2014 Sutter
" Edward J., engineer S. F. Gas Light Co.,

r. 1829 Valleio
" Frank M. P., paper carrier r. 825 Pine
" Fred E., printer Call. r. 1005 Clay
" Fred W., real estate and secretary Honey
Lake Valley Land and Water Co., 69
Columbian Bldg, r. Oakland
" Frederick B.. attorney law dept. S. P. Co.,

4 Montgomery, r. 2314 Webster
" George, printer George Spaulding & Co., r.

332, 4th A V
" George W., policeman, r. 12 Hardy
" H. Wingate, cashier The Baldwin," r. 920e

Pine
" LouisE. (Lake & Co.), r. 2014 Sutter

LAKE MARY MISS,

private boarding and day school for
girls, 1534 Sutter cor Octal va

Lake Myra C, widow, r. 1905 Pacific Av
" Shore and Michigan Southern Railway,

Carlton C. Crane agent, 10 Montgomery
" Supi-rior Copper Mills ^Pittsburg, Pa.)

James L. Hydes Pacific Coast manager,

119 California
Lake Tahoe and San Francisco Water Works,

Allexey W. Von Schmidt president and

chief engineer, 808 Montgomery
" Virginia, widow, r. 237 Clara
" William B., real estate, 69 Columbian Bldg,

r. Oakland
" William H., brick mason, r. 2317 Larkin

LAKE & CO.

(Louis £. Lake), importers and whole-
sale dealers brushes, brooms and
woodenware, 411 Sacramento

Lakeman Adolph L., machinist Joshua Hendy

Machine Wks, r. 235, 15th
Lakeview and Sunnyside Improvement Co.,

real estate, 646 Market
Lakin Charles, packer, r. 649 Minna
" John H., r. 1316 Mission

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Lakin John S., engineer, r. 400 Bay
" Michael, waiter Popular Dining Rooms, r.
cor O'Farrell and Powell
Lalande Alexandre Laurence de. Consul
France, 604 Commercial
" Alice H. Miss, teacher South Cosmo-
politan Grammar School, r. 1204 Haight
" Bertha, widow, lodgings, 14 Turk
Lalanne Annie Mrs., dressmaking, 1108 Mason
" Calixte, r. 1108 Mason
" Charlotte, fruits and vegetables, 502 Va-
lencia
" John, gardener, r. 229 Austin Av
" Marie, widow, r. 1108 Mason
" Pauline Miss, r. 1108 Mason
Lalau Elie, tanner, r. 325, 4th
" Louis, tanner Legallet-Hellwig Tanning
Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
Lalgende Leon, cook, r. 249 Clementina

" Leoni Miss, dressmaker, r. 249 Clementina
Lalle Margaret Miss, r. 17^4 Laskie
L'Allemand Augusta Miss, r. I6O314 San Carlos

Av
Lallement Alphonse, groceries, 815-817 Jackson,

r. 21 Stone
Lalley James P., butcher Hammond & Brod, r.
43V4 Everett
" John, laborer, r. 43Vi Everett
" Matthew (Stokes & Lalley), r. 343 Jessie
Lally Barthol C, clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
816 Douglass
" Dennis J., butcher, 206, 11th
" Frank, teamster McNab & Smith, r. 25

Clara
" Gustav, bartender C. Coakley, r. NE cor
Geary and Central Av
Lally Harry T., manager Crane Co., 2a-25, 1st.
and 18 Fremont, r. Alameda
" J., clerk, r. 1122 Larkin
" James, broom sorter Cal. Broom Mfg. Co.,

r. 2826 Harrison
" John, r. 3510 Mission
" John, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Wks,

r. 54, 1st
" John, fireman str City of Puebla, r. 142

Clara
" Martin, laborer, r. 142 Clara
" Mary Mrs., groceries, 3510 Mission
" Patrick, bricklayer, r. 2826 Harrison
Lalonde Edward, physician, 1009 Golden Gate

Av
Lalor Patrick, groceries, 953 Howard, r. Golden

Gate, Alameda Co.
>6®"Lalor. See Lawler and Lawlor
Laity Hugh, track foreman Market St. Ry., r.

515 Howard
Lamaire Marie, widow, r. 908 Sansome
Lamanet John (Lamanet & Haurat), r. 720 Val-
lejo
" Peter (Lamanet & Mouyer), r. 820, 18th
•' & Haurat (John Lamanet and Frank Hau-
rat) sausage makers, 720 Vallejo
" & Mouyer (Peter Lamaret and Louis Mou-
yer), landscape gardeners, 820, 18th
Lamar Charles W., watchman, r. SE cor 28th
and Point Lobos Avs
" Harry E., electroplater S. F. Novelty Plat-
ing Wks, r. Golden Gate, Cal.
" Pedro, r. S^M Sycamore Av
" Peter, student Van der Naillen's School

of Engineering, r. 215 Capp
" Peter E., president and manager Rocklin
Granite Curbing Co., 238 Montgomery
Lamarque Germain, porter Leon Perrey, r. 14
Harlan PI
" Henri, cook, r. 438 Jackson

Lamarque John, r. 545 Stevenson
" John, bartender Giosue Rottanzi, r. 9 Tay-
lor
Lamaysou Clemente (Barberis & Lamaysou), r.
733 Broadway
" Jacque, laborer Cal. Fertilizer Wks, r. 5th
Av South bet L and M
Lamazou Marie, widow, r. 1402 Stockton
Lamb Charles, cook Thompson & Tobius, r. 137,
4th
" Charles, driver Consumers Ice Co.
" Clarence H., candymaker, r. 8 Albion Av
" Ellen M., widow, r. 629 Jessie
" F., steward, r. 22 Sacramento
Lamb Frank H., assistant superintendent
Western Union Telegraph Co., NE cor
Montgomery and Pine, r. Berkeley
" George F., laundryman, r. 241, 15th
" George W., salesman Paul Rieger & Co., r.

" Herbert B., bookkeeper, r. 2336 Mission
" Herbert H., clerk Western Meat Co., r. 810

20th
" Isaac (Travers & Lamb), r. Oakland
" J. Mrs., tailoress, r. 916 Howard
" James (Lamb & Son), r. Oakland
" James, foreman engineer Park and Ocean

RR., r. Alameda
" John, hostler R. E. Cole, r. 263 Tehama
" John E. (Lamb & Son), r. 711 Shotwell
" Katie, domestic, 820 Sutter
" Lewis M. (Perkins & Lamb), r. 726, 17th
" Maggie, domestic, 2617 Buchanan
'< Margaret Mrs., r. Old People's Home
" Mary Miss, lodgings, 263 Tehama
" Mollie Miss, dressmaking, 220 Eddy
" Patrick, laborer, r. 303 Michigan
" Peter F., fireman str Eureka
" Philip, wool scourer Golden Gate Woolen

Mills, r. 828 Hampshire
" Rose A., widow, r. 1330 Pine
" Thomas J., r. 118 Grant Av
" William, plumber, r. 15 Verona PI
" William E., capitalist, 308 Pine, r. Oak-
land
" William H., salesman Lamb & Son, r. 3a

Russ
" William N., physician, 510 Larkin
Lamb William P., secretary Merten Manufac-
turing Co., 210-212 Davis, r. 1110 Leaven-
worth
" Willis, marine engineer, r. 19 Prosper
" & Son (James and John E.), fish and
oysters, 8 Bay City Market
Lambeck Edla, domestic, 3418 Sacramento
Lamberg Edward, proprietor The Oriental, 615

Taylor
Lambert Alice, widow, r. 43 Ritch
" Annie J., widow, r. 636 Waller
" Archibald, fireman, r. 26V4 Valley
" Barbara, widow, furnished rooms, 710 Cali-
fornia
" Daniel, teacher Lincoln Evening School, r.

534 Haight
" David A., fireman Spring Valley W. W., r.

26y2 Valley
" F., laborer George de Latour
" Frank H., printer, r. 18, 1st
" Fred C, printer J. D. Z. F. Fowzer, r. 339y2

" Gabrielle Mrs., dressmaker, r. 704 Cali-
fornia
•' Garcia Miss, r. 712M Clementina
" George, r. 712}4 Clementina
" George, cooper Cal. Wine Assn, r. 312 Val-
ley rear
" George A., boot and shoemaker, 618
Shrader
Lambert Oilman, agent Halleck Block, 320
Sansome, room 18, r. 914 Page
Harry, r. 867 Mission
Harry H., r. 112 Oak
Hattie Miss, trained nurse, r. 1608 Van

Ness Av
Jacob, longshoreman, r. 421 Fremont
James C, carpet layer M. Friedman & Co,

r. 110514 Alabama
John, butcher, r. 421 Fremont
John, seaman, r. Contra Costa House

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Lambert Judith, widow, r. TISJ-^ Clementina
" M., hostler Stone & Co., r. 1515 California
" Marcus, clerk, r. 539 Vallejo
" Michael H., porter Matthew Kerr, r. 529

Sacramento
" Milton H. H., purser str St. Paul
" Rachel H., widow, r. 914 Page
" Richard, journalist, r. 793 Mission
" Thomas, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
Lambert Thomas A., manager William Lam-
bert, 144 Natoma, r. 2039 Howard
Lambert William, axle grease, office and fac-
tory, 144-148 Natoma, telephone Main 86,
r. Cloverdale, Cal.
" William, fruits and vegetables, NW cor

Union and Steiner
" William D., sign painter, 1231 Market
" William D. Mrs., patent medicines, 1221

" William F., painter, r. 2718 Folsom rear
" William H., machinist, r. 712 San Jose Av
" William P., merchant, r. 1724 Sutter
Lamberth Albert N., mechanic, r. 305 Oak
" Henry N., master mariner, r. 305 Oak
" Henry N. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 305 Oak
Lambertine Geronimo, laborer, r. 11 Pollard PI

" Salvator, laborer, r. 908 Sansome
Lamberton Charles H., cashier The McLaughlin
Co.,r. 1608Larkin
" Lewis, agent The McLaughlin Co., r. 1608
Larkin
Lambertsen Anton, peddler, r. 709 Banks
Lambeth M. & Co. (Milton Lambeth), lumber,
101 Market
" Milton (M. Lambeth & Co.), r. 2421 Fillmore
Lambla Jules, solicitor Smedburg& Mitchell, r.

230 Capp
Lambley George J., traveling salesman Neu-

burger, Reiss & Co., r. 899 Pine
Lamborn Harvey, clerk Dickman-Jones Co., r.

Oakland
Lambrecht Conraa, carpenter, r. 1348 Alabama
Lamburth Archibald, r. 523 Potero Av
" Cassius E., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 617
York
Lamcke Frederika, widow, r. 1312 Devisadero
rear
" Henry W., painter, r. 333?i Ritch
" Maria Miss, r. 1312 Devisadero rear
Lame Joseph, bakery, 154 Tehama

" Louis, baker, r. 412 Church
LamerdinF. August, piano tuner, r.'736i4 Vallejo
Lameteyer Oelestine, widow, r. 804 Vallejo
Lametti Frank, bottler J. L Bliven & Co.. r. 18

Hubbard
Lamey George B., shipwright Clark & Webster,
r. Oakland
" James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 935

Folsom
" John, plumber, r. 935 Folsom
" Patrick F., packer The Hamburger Co., r.
935 Folsom
Lami Eduardo, confectionery, 261, 3d
Lamken John, quartermaster str Santa Rosa

r. 700 Front
Lamkin Edwin A., conipositor,-r. 4 Marye Ter-
race
Lamle John, horseman, r. 905 Market
Lammer Gustav, solicitor W. H. Fuchs, r. 1157

Folsom
Lammers Henry J., gardener, r. 2198 Devisadero
" L. J., cook, r. 820 Battery
" Peter, restaurant, 1759>^ Mission, r. 1761
Mission
Lammetini Salvator, fisherman, r. 908 Sansome
Lammon Alexander, car repairer S. P. Co., r. 238
Townsend
" Carrie N., widow, r. 543 Turk
" David, expressman, r. 4271/^ Elizabeth
Lamoglie Giuseppe, bootblack Frank Lavory,

r. 1213 Dupont
Lament Gustave E., glassblower, 126 Kearny,
room 15, r. 508 Ellis
" Harriet W. Mrs., teacher Chinese Mission,

r. 1729 San Carlos Av
" Hugh H., machinist, r. 1729 San Carlos Av
" James, ship carpenter, r. 612, 23d
" Rose E. Miss, teacher Chinese Mission, r.
1729 San Carlos Av

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Lament Roy L., fireman, r. 1007 Harrison
" Thomas, starcher S. F. Laundry, r. 1519

Eddy
" Violet W. Miss, school teacher, r. 1739 San

Carlos Av
«' William, actor, r. 1007 Harrison
" William, clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r. 613,

23d
" William, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
S^ Lament. See Lemont
La Montagne Harry, artist, 14 McAllister
Lamoree David J., paper carrier, r. 217 Fillmore
Lamothe Alfred, chiropodist, 11-13 Grant Av, r.

432^ Hayes
Lamotte Louis, laundryman, r. 341, 3d
La Motte Robert S., accountant Crocker-
Woolworth National Bank, r. 1145 Guer-
rero
" Victor J., bookkeeper Cal. State Board of
Trade, r. Glen Ellen, Cal.
Lamoureux Eugene, foreman Neville & Co., r.

Berkeley
Lamoureux P. H., secretary Remillard Brick

Co., Berry bet 5th and 6th, r. Oakland
Lamp Henry Jr., packer Neustadter Bros., r.

Berkeley
Lampe Charles, shipping clerk Esberg, Bach-
man & Co., r. 750 Sanchez
" Ella C, widow, r. 2134 Mission
" Emile T., salesman O'Connor, Moflatt &

Co., r. 3134 Mission
" Henry, molder, r. 1220 Dolores
" Henry J. E., longshoreman, r. 1210 Kearny
" Lottie A., widow, r. 126 Ridley
" Peter, seaman, r. 2018 Folsom
" William A. (Dennis & Lampe), r. 126 Rid-
ley
Lampher Hector, carpenter, r. 1421, 24th
" Walter, butcher Eugene B. Grace, r. 346,
4th
Lampke C. Henry V., with Cal. Electrical Wks,
r. 6th Av South nr L
" John T., wool scourer, r. 506, 4th
" William E., wool sorter, r. 506, 4th
Lampman George W., pressman, r. 535 Valencia
" Henry, chief engineer str Santa Rosa, r.

9051/2 Powell
" Jannette Mrs., r. 317 Francisco
Lamprell Joseph H., boiler maker, r. 33 Perry
Lamrow May Mrs., r. 1415^4 Folsom
Lamson Consolidated Store Service Co., J. w.
Thoms agent, 120 Sutter, room 47
" Dyer M., bartender Lincoln's Road House,

r. Fulton nr 5th Av
" George F., auctioneer, 410 Kearny, room 5
" Henry, marine engineer, 9 Mission, r. Oak-
land
Lamut Matthew, waiter, r. 50 Freelon
Lana L. & Son (Louis and Richard M.), con-
fectionery and fruits, 1428 Dupont and
W s Stanyan opp Hayes
" Louis (L. Lana & Son), r. 1426 Dupont
" Richard M. (L. Lana & Son), r. 1426 Dupont
Lancashire G. O., butcher str City of Rio de

Janeiro
Lancashire Insurance Co., Mann & Wilson

managers, 323-324 California
Lancaster Alexander, r. 346, 4th
" Chester J., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r.

Alameda
" Edward B., elevatorman, r. 838^2 Harrison
" Ellen A., widow, r. 8381/4 Harrison
" Jennie Miss, dressmaker, r. 88814 Harrison
" Joseph (Lancaster & Co.), r. Oakland
" Peerless Emery Wheel Co., E. Dobson
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Lancaster Richard, seaman, r. 11 South Park
" Walter F., janitor, r. 88814 Harrison
■ ' William, cook S. S. Mackinaw, r. 838 Har-
rison
" William, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
Lancaster & Co. (Joseph Lancaster and Isidore

Goulet), merchant tailors, 414 Kearny
Lancel Eugene H., winegrowers agent. 205
Front, r. Alameda
" Paul L., salesman Eugene H. Lancel, r.
Alameda
Lanchi Vincenzi, salesman, r. 813 Vallejo
Lancon J. (Garcia & Lancon), r. Mexico
Land Department Central Pacific Railroad
Company, William H. Mills land agent,
room 26 Hobart Bldg
Land Department Southern Pacific Railroad
Company, Jerome Madden land agent,
14 Hobart Bldg
" George B., r. 1019 Castro
" Gertrude E. Mrs., r. 21st Av nr Point

Lobos Av
" James J., electrician S. F. & S. M. Ry., r,

2844 Mission
" Lenora Mrs., r. 1875 Mi sion
" Mary E. Miss, r. 21st Av nr Point Lobos

Av
" of Sunshine Co., H. L. Norton local agent,
1170 Market, room 65
Land Office United States, 610 Commercial
Land Savtttgs Union of California (incorpora-
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Gray secretary, office 69-71 Chronicle
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Landa Abraham, clothing, 666^4 Howard
" Adolph, tailor, 335/2, 3d
" David, jeweler, r. 1519 Polk
" Morris, tailor, r. 122 Grove
Landar Max (A. Rosen & Co.), r. 704 Howard
Landau Michel, porter Fabien Hitte, r. 240

Sutter
l^ande David, salesman, r. 444M Clementina
Lande Edward, attorney at law, 204-208 Safe
Deposit Bldg, r. 1027 Golden Gate Av
" Fannie, widow, r. 444'/^ Clementina
" Francis, liquors, 2808 Greenwich
" Marco, pressman, r. 16 Hinckley
" Marie Mrs., seamstress, r. 432 Vallejo
" Patrick, r. 227 Hayes
" Raphael, r. 1027 Golden Gate Av
•' Vincent, peddler, r. 16 Hinckley
Landecker Carl, watchmaker, 126 Kearny room
5, r. 938 Filbert
" Hugo, jeweler, r. 1726 O'Farrell
" Isaac, barber, 953 Bryant
" Louis, merchant, r. 525 Baker
" Louisa, widow, r. 1726 O'Farrell
Landeen John, shoemaker, 1633 Howard
Landeker Alice, widow r. 1715 Sutter
Landen August, cabinetmaker, r. 1000a Minna
Landenberger Carl, sausage maker, r. 1006

Union
Landeor John S. (Peterson & Landeor), r. 631

Stevenson
Lander David, merchant tailor, 1934 Mission, r.
1807 Howard
" Jennie, widow, r. 1012, 20th
" Josef (Claus & Lander), r. 129. 6th
" Robert, engineer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli
Av
Landeri Giacomo, fish peddler, r. 29 Hinckley
Landerkin Henry, clerk, r. 2C3 Turk
Landers Alexander, porter Charles Herzog, r.
737 Howard
" Amelia, widow, r. 812 Shotwell
• ■ Charles M. , joiner P. C. SS. Co. , r. 313, 2d Av

Landers David C, salesman G. Verdier & Co., r-
1009 Scott
" David W., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 2409

Buchanan
" George, salesman M. E. Frank, r. 14 Russ
" Gustave, r. 716 Leavenworth
" Howard L., attorney at law, 11 Mills Bldg.

3d floor, r. 807 California
" James F., baker, r. 212 Broadway
" John, helper Risdon I. and L- Wks, r. 912%
Ellis
Landers John, manager The Manhattan Life
Insurance Co.. 240 Montgomery, r. 2522
Octavia
" John, salesman S. F. Shoe House, r. 812

Shotwell
" John, steward, r. 1317 O'Farrell
" John B., butcher, 503 Jones, r. 1020 Mission
" John C, baker, r. 212 Broadway
" John J., boiler maker, r. 132y2 Oak
" John M., longshoreman, r. Brewster nr

Faith
" L. E. Mrs., sewing machine teacher, r.

1020 Mission
" Mary, widow, r. 1321/2 Oak
" Milton H., billing clerkP. C. SS. Co., r. 313.

2d Av
" Patrick, helper Union I. Wks, r. 37 Tehama
" Patrick, insurance agent, r. 2409 Buchanan
" Richard, seaman, r. 1003 Battery
" Sarah Mrs., dressmaker, r. 2133 Bush
" Walter G., clerk W. J. Landers, r. 1313

Taylor
" William, cook, r. 529 Sacramento
" William, laborer, r. 16 Sherman
" William J., clerk, r. 1321/2 Oak
" William J., clerk, r. 313, 2d Av
Landers William J., general agent Sun Insur-
ance OfQce (of London), and resident
manager Lion Fire and Imperial Insur
ance Co. (of London), 205-207 Sansome, r
San Leandro
4®='Landers. See Lander, Landes and Landis
Landes Eugene, lodgings, 1320 Stockton
" H. H., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 530, 3d
" Justin, tanner, r. 842, 15th Av South
Landetti Marco, r. 314 Pacific
Landgraff Frank, laundryman, r. 645 Natoma
" Joseph, liquors and restaurant, NE cor
Stanyan and Fell
Landgrave Michael, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
Landgrebe Adolph W., barber, 2259 Mission, r
16b Cumberland
" Arthur, electrician Electrical Engineering

Co.
" Richard A., barber, 2043 Mission, r. 20431/2

Mission
" Robert G., cashier Easton, Eldridge &Co

r. 2109'/4 Larkin
" Walter, spinner Golden Gate Woolen Mills
" William, barber, r. 2043/2 Mission
Landgreen William, master bk Sonoma, office

44 East
Landi Vincenzo, peddler, r. 16 Hinckley
Landini Clelia Miss, stamping and embroidery
2238 Bush
" George, driver Bocker & Anthanen, r. cor

Cambridge and Wayland
" Rinaldo, bartender Angelo Sbragia, r. 513b

Union
" Rinaldo, driver, r. 2238 Bush
" Rose, widow, dressmaking, 2238 Bush
Landis A. J., miner, r. 537 Sacramento
" Augustin, yardman Legallet-Hellwig Tan-
ning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
" Edward C, special agent London Guaran-
tee and Accident Co. and general insur-
ance, 421 California, r. 716 Leavenworth
" Gustav C, cashier Justinian Cairo Co., r

716 Leavenworth
" Jacob K., janitor, r. 611 Pine
Landis J. F. Reynolds, First Lieutenant isl
Cavalry U. S. A., aid department com-
mander, inspector of small arms prac-
tice, and acting engineer officer, 30?
Phelan Bldg, r. The Colonial
" J. Milton, salesman Charles Keilus & Co.-
r. 728 Sutter
4S"Landis. See Landers and Landes

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Landmann Alexander H., plumber, r. 410 Oc-
tavia
" Carl F., clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r. 5

Hartford
" J. C. Mrs., r. 410Octavia
" Rudolf (Landmann& Davids), r. 1611 Sutter
" & Davids (Rudolf Landmann and Oscar
Davids), liquors, cigars and tobacco,
1321 Larkin
Lando Brothers (Meyer and Morris), tailors, 14
McAllister
" Harris, clothing, 404 Kearny, r. 9\hy<t Sut-
ter
" Henry, drygoods, 1.528 Kentucky
" Joseph, merchant, r. 408 "Van Ness Av
" Meyer (Lando Bros.), r. 402c Haight
" Morris (Lando Bros.), r. 402c Haight
" Samuel L., tailor, r. 423 Clementina
J8S=Lando. See Landau

Landon Francis P., clerk Western Meat Co., r.
1721 McAllister
" Gardiner (Stebbins & Landon), r. 1731 Mc-
Allister
" Horaces., clerk Western Meat Co., r. 305
Steiner
London Howard P., assistant secretary San
Francisco Stock and Exchange Board, r.
Berkeley
Landoni Antonio, bartender D. D' Andrea, r. ,39

Hinckley
Landragan Margaret, widow, r. 533, 17th
«®= Landragan. See Landrigan
Landram James A., carpenter, r. 735^/4 Minna
" John P., carpenter, r. 735 Vi Minna
" Reuben M., carpenter, r. 735^/4 Minna
" William R., salesman Haskell & Muegge.
r. 7351/2 Minna
Landresse Charles P., accountant, r. 614 Potrero
Av
" Kate, widow, r. 2116V^ Jones
4®° Landresse. See De Landresse
Landrigan Henry, r. 203 Turk

" Philip J., carpenter, r. 961 Mission
4®= Landrigan. See Landragan
Landry Daniel J., porter William A. Schultz &
Sons, r. 718 Fell
" Elie, clerk, r. 718 Fell
" Frank A., painter, r. 117 Cook
" Therence, office 512 Montgomery, r. 718 Fell
" William A., price clerk Dunham, Carrigan
& Hayden Co., r. 718 Fell
Landsberg Albert, liquors, 1300 Market, r. 130
Ivy Av
" George M., cannery superintendent Pac.
Steam Whaling Co., 30 California, r.
Oakland
Landsberger Albert H., bookkeeper T. H. Fro-

lich, r. Alameda
, " Henry M. (Landsberger & Son), r. 1417 San
Antonio Av, Alameda
" Herman, r. 507 Lombard
" Isidor (Landsberger & Son), r. 1615 San Jose

Av, Alameda
" Julius A., clerk Cal. Distributing Co., r.

Alameda
" Nathan, teacher violin, r. 511 McAllister
" Phillip, manager Davis Bros., r. .511 Mc-

Landsberger & Son (isidor and Henry M.), com-
mission merchants. 123 California, tel-
ephone Main 690
Landsmann Alois, brush maker Read & Zahn,

r. 1617 Dupont
Landson Louis, longshoreman, r. 315 Langton
Landstrom Carl A., tailor, r. 5 Marye Terrace
" John, cement worker S. F. Bridge Co.
" Oscar A., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 28%
Kissling
Landtbon James, seaman, r. 1513 Stockton
Landucci Amadeo, laborer Ravenna & Co.
" Casimiro (M. Landucci & Bro.), r. 723

Montgomery Av
" Ferucchi, marble polisher RufQno & Bian-
chi, r. 862 Bryant

butcher Carlo Giovannetti, r. 311
Clementina
Luigi, fruit vender, r. 706 Front
M. & Brother (Martin and Casimiro), fruit
dealers, 725 Montgomery Av

Landucci Martin (M. Landucci & Bro.), r. 723
Montgomery Av

'■ Michael, clerk A. Frediani & Co., r. 535
Hayes

" Olinto, marble cutter Rufflno & Bianchi, r.
565 Bryant
Landvogt Emma Miss, waitress Cardall & Ler-
ner, r. 243, 8th

" John, baker, r. 243, 8th
Landwehr Albert, cashier L. Feldmann & Co.,

r. 337a Capp
Lane Albert, teamster Teele & Co., r. 116 Turk

" Albert, window cleaner, r. 555 Natoma

" Anna, widow, r. 140 Chestnut

" Benjamin, porter S. P. Co., r. 1207^4 Mis-
sion

" Brothers (John D. and Cornelius J.), monu
ments, 411 McAllister

" C. C, laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli Av

" Charles A., bottler Ca). Bottling Co., r. 719
Willow Av

" Charles A., printer, 4 California, room 5. r.
34 Hofl Av

" Charles C, with William E. Lane, r. 1802
Market

" Charles D., mining, office 3 Hobart Bldg

" Charles H., carpenter, r. 12^/4 Sycamore Av

" Charles H., laundryman Alms House

" Charles J., bartender, r. 1G02A Union

" Cornelius E., sign painter, r. 1585 Valencia

" Cornelius J. (Lane Bros.), r. 1612 Lexing-
ton Av

" Daniel, agent, r. 513F Larkin

" Daniel, melter, r. 213, 1st

" David F., cashier Bovee, Toy & Sonntag.
r. Lorin. Cal.

" Ella, widow, r. 1613 Turk

" Emerson B., with Smiths' Cash Store, r.
431, 17th

" Frances A., widow, r. 67 St. Ann's Bldg

" Frank, clerk, r. 783 Mission

" Frank, laundryman Palace Hotel, r. 1032V4
Folsom

" Frank J., painter, r. 1714 San Carlos Av

" Frank W., bookkeeper, r. IO3214 Folsom
Lane Franklin K. (Lane & Lane), r. 1714 Pa-
cific Av

" Frederick, teamster F. P. Elliot, r. 31 Glen
Park Av

" Frederick A., shoe finisher G. M. Kutz &
Co.,r. 34Hoff Av

LANE FREDERICK J., D. D. S.,

dentist, office 508 Sutter, hours 9 a.
m. to 5 p. m., telephone Main 5257,
r. 1711 California

Lane George, salesman John Leinhart, r. SW
cor 7th Av and J
" George A., collector, r. 2022 Ellis
" George A. P., real estate, 505 Kearny, r.

SW cor 7th Av and J
■' George W., motorman Market St. Ry., r.

1025 Capp
" George W., traveling salesman, r. 416Scott
" Gus, salesman Rosenthal Bros. & Co., r.
3016 Buchanan
Lane G. Whitfield (Lane & Lane), r. 1602 Vallejo
" H., coalpasser str Alameda
" Henry, water tender, r. 547, 1st
" Honora Mrs., liquors, 2808 Greenwich
Lane Hospital, Levi C. Lane president and pro-
fessor of surgery, SE cor Clay and Web-
ster
" James, bartender Timothy J. White, r.

130a Church
" James, teamster, r. 501 Napa

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The age and genuineness of this whisky
are guaranteed by the Excise Department of
the Canadian Qovernment, by certificate
over tlie capsule of every bottle.

WILLIAM WOLFF & CO , 329 Market St.

1612

§L.ane James, waiter, r. 130c Church

" James A., brakeman S. P. Co.,
^ Turk

© " James B., furniture dealer, r. 34 Hoff Av

"3 " James E , conductor Market St. Ry., r. 431

H Duncan

" James H., miller J. Martenstein & Co., r.
g 10051/2 Mason

" James M.. master bk Harry Morse, office
3 54 Steuart

^ " John, r. 564V4 Howard

p " John, assistant O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.

f^ 14 Oak

"g " John, cook, r. 605 Davis

o " John, fireman str Mariposa, r. 2 McLea

» Court

" John, laborer, r. 301 Sierra

" John, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. NE cor

Napa and Louisiana

" John, student, r. 2512 California

" John D. (Lane Bros.), r. Los Angeles

^ " John H., plumber and gas fitter, 1214 Polk

" John J., liquors, NW cor McAllister and
^^ Hyde, r. 1207 Market

2 " John M. (Lane & Connelly), r. Seattle,

" Lawrence, expressman, r. 1326 O'Farrell
Lane Levi C, physician and surgeon, professor

of surgery Lane Medical College, office

and r. 2302 Clay
" Lottie B. Mrs., r. lOlSVz Larkin
" LuciaM., physician, 1214 Hyde
" Mark G., notary public and broker, 602

Market, r. 19 Alpine
" Mary, widow, r. 725 Ashbury
" Mary Miss, r. 405 O'Farrell
" Mary A., widow, r. 34 Hofl Av
" Mary A. Mrs., janitress Sheridan Primary

School, r. Ocean View
" Michael, cook, r. 108 Hill
'• Michael, liquors, NW cor Steuart and Fol-

som, r. 424 Fremont
" Patrick, laborer, r. 49 Perry
" Peter, lodgings, 141 Chestnut
" Robert, shipcalker. r. 1010 Alabama
" Roscoe E., manager L. Breslauer & Co.,

49-53 Bluxome, r. 2019 College Way,

Berkeley
" Sullivan, watchman, r. 1322 Eddy
" Thomas, chief cook str San Jose
" Thomas, seaman, r. 1003 Battery
" Thomas A., salesman Rosenthal Bros. &

Co., r. 3016 Buchanan
" Timothy, hostler, r. 912, 15th
" Timothy, hostler Sullivan & Doyle, r. 325,

6th
" Walter W., proprietor Mariners' Home,

506 Davis
" Ward H., expressman, NW cor Gough and

McAllister, r. 719 Willow Av
" William, peddler, r. 1210 Sanchez
" William, seaman, r. 315 Folsom
" William E., barber, 437, 3d

LANE WILLIAM E.,

plumber, 505 Kearny, telephone Main
315, r. 509 Kearny

Lane William F., marine engineer, r. 1715 Leav-
enworth
" William H., boiler maker, r. 118, 10th
" William H., clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r.

34 Hoff Av
" William H., painter Palace Hotel, r. IO3214

Folsom
" William J., printer, r. 334 Union
'■ William T., 1st asst. engineer .sir Peru

Lane & Connelly (John M. Lane and Frank J
Connelly), manufacturers and jobbers
cigars, 204-206 Market
Lane & Lane (Franklin K. and G. Whitfield
Lane), attorneys at law, 202 Crocker
Bldg
;8®="Lane. See Laine and Lehn
Lanfar Adeline L., widow, r. 511 Eddy
" Hallie L. Miss, stenographer, 628 Market,
r. 511 Eddy
Lanfranchi Ciemence Mrs., teacher French, r.
1288 Stanyan
" Marie Miss, teacher English, r. 1288 Stan-
yan
" Paul, butcher Anton Pardi, r. 1017 Guer-
rero
" Pauline Miss, teacher music, r. 1288 Stay^
yan
Lang Adolph B., vice-president Fredericksburg.
Bottling Co., r. 1818 Ellis
" Albert, driver Rudolph Haas
" Albert G., salesman F. H. Ames & Co., r.

1300 Polk
" Alfred, waiter, r. 36 Clay
" Annie Miss, saleslady Charles Strohmaier,

r. 418Brannan
" Arthur E., carpenter, r. 17151/4 San Carlos
Av
Lang August J., manager Fredericksburg Bot-
tling Co., 921 Market and 1510 Ellis, r.
1508 Ellis
Charles, tailor, r. 43114 Clementina
Charles E., accountant Asa Fisk, r. 531,

17th
Charles E., trimmer Central Hardware and

Supply Co., r. 117 Tremont Av
Dora, widow, r. 2508 Sutter
Edmund B., salesman J. Noonan, r. Berke-
ley
Edward, barber, r. 136, 6th
Edward, fireman str Columbia, r. 136 Perry
Edward, shoemaker D. A. Leigh, r. 537 Sac-
ramento
Lang Edwin, salesman Young & Lang, r. 515
Van Ness Av
" Elizabeth Miss, r. 2 Midway
" Ernest, watchmaker, 2821 Mission
" Ernest L., teamster, r. 128 O'Farrell rear
" Frank, porter Cohn & Sohetter, r. 1603

Stockton
" Frank J., litho transferrer, r. 80 Page
" Frederick, car cleaner, r. Wilder nr Chen-

ery
" Frederick, tanner Filer & Lawrence, r. 1509

Fritz F., r. 714 Ridley

George, molder Vulcan Iron Wks, r. 673
Harrison

George Mrs., widow, r. 1 Belvedere

George F., driver La Grande Laundry, r.
1720 Fell

George R., contractor and builder, 40 New
Montgomery, r. Oakland

Gertrude, saleslady Sanborn, Vail & Co.,
r. 2508 Sutter

Giles B., salesman Allen & Higgins Lum-
ber Co., r. 107 Hoffman Av

Harris, clerk, r. 989 Howard

Henry, mechanic Wooden & Little, r.

Henry J., clerk T. Knox, r. 814 McAllister

Hugh J., molder. r. 612 Guerrero

Jacob, barber, 4l7 Battery, r. 519a Filbert

John, butcher, r. 16th Av South nr Rail-
road Av

John, carpenter, r. 44 Hancock

John, pantryman str Alameda

John, teamster John Stumpf & Son, r. 16th
Av South nr L

John E., carpenter, r. 417 Kearny

John E., machinist, r. 1420 Devisadero

John J., laborer, r. 2 Midway

Joseph, machinist, r. 1224 Montgomery

Joseph, master mariner, r. 1315 Butte

Joseph K., master schr Alpine, office 24
Clay

J. W., seaman, r. 54 Sacramento

Lena, widow, r. 1255, 24th

Leon, delivery clerk, r. 2 Hopeton Terrace

The Bulletin

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of its superior clientage and large
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Lang Leonhard, foreman Fredericksburg Bot-
tling Co., r. 1506 Ellis

" Louis, r. 20 Page

" Louis G., plumber Thomas Clark & Son, r.
20 Page

" Mary, widow, r. 2 Midway

" Mary E. Miss, saleslady, r. 2032 Ellis
Lang Nicholas H. (Young & Lang), and secre-
tary California Slovenian Colony, office
602 Market, r. Ukiah

" Paul, r. 346, 4th

■' Peter, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 212, 1st

" Sandor, milk man, r. 414 Capp

" S. F. Mrs., widow, r. 1714 Mason

" William, mason Sutro Baths, r. 1 Ocean
Terrace

" William, painter, r. 1 August Alley

" & Co., wholesale grocers (Portland, Or.),
James Scott agent, offlce 405 Front
e&'L.ang. See Laing, Lange and Layng
Langan John A., attorney at law, 305 Larkin, r.
22 Clinton Park

" John J., carpenter, r. 310 Tehama

" Margaret, widow, r. 45 Erie

" Peter T., machinist W. T. Garratt& Co., r.
1093 Howard

" Robert, hoseman Engine 17, r. 45 Erie

" Sarah, widow, r. 530, 9th
Langbien Herman F., barber Philip Simon &

Co., r. 8 Chattanooga
Langdale Alfred, r. 529 Montgomery Av
Langdon Annie, widow, r. 2510 Bush

" Levi H., broker, 405 Montgomery, room 5, r.
10 Zoe

" W., attendant U. S. Quarantine Station.
Angel Island

LANGDON WALTER G.,

expert accountant, 109 California,
room 15, r. Oakland

Langdon William H., school teacher, r. 2510

Bush
Lange Adolph, machinist Golden State and

Miners Iron Wks, r. 58 Clementina
" Andrew, engineer Harbor Commissioners,

r. 24 Zoe
" Carrie Miss, saleslady Mrs. E. Lynch, r.

24 Zoe
" Charles, r. 415 Spruce
" Charles E., carpenter William A. Lange,

r. Oakland
" Christian M., laborer, r 1219V4 Florida
" Emil F., clerk, r. 137 Carl
" Ernst, 1st engineer str. City of Everett
" Frederick, traveling salesman, r. 3004 La-

guna
" Frederick W., engineer, r. 307 Butte
Lange P. W. M., president Lange Investment

Co., 632 Market, r. 137 Carl
" F. W. M., Jr., real estate, r. 137 Carl
" George, butcher Mark Strouse, r. 867 Mar-
ket
" Henry C, quarryman, r. 624, 4th
" Herman, waiter Hans H. Hjuhl, r. 1140

Market
" Herman F., cashier Kruse & Euler, r. 608

O'Farrell
" Herman N., bookkeeper Inglenook Vine-

vard Agency, r. 137 Carl
Lange Investment Co., F. W. M. Lange presi-
dent, William Lange Jr., secretary, 632

Market
" Johanna Miss, teacher music, 110 Hyde
" John, lumberman, r. 444 Brannan
Lange John C. R., willow ware and rattan

goods, 624 Washington
" Joseph, lodgings, 648 Mission
" Julius, watchmaker A. Hoffman, r. 1,37

Carl
" Louis, r. 989 Howard
" Louis, bartender, r. 824 Montgomery
" Margaret, widow, r. 593, 6th
" OttoF. (F. C. Fredrickson&Co.), r. 137 Carl
" Peter, with A. Repsold & Co., r. 25Haight
" Peter N..r. 505 Connecticut
" Philip, butcher, r 2219 Powell
" R. F. & Co. (Rudolph F. Lange and Mrs.

Ella M. Gofl), wood, coal, hay and grain,

735 Valencia

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.

LflCE CfllJTRlHS.

Lnmcnse Line to Select From.

e-4-l-6-4-'7 ATarket St.

Lange Rudolph F. (R. F. Lange & Co.), r. 116 Fell
" Wilhelm, engineer Union Brewing Co., r.
307 Butte
Lange William Jr. (William Lange & Co.), pro-
prietor Lange's Law and Collection
offlce and secretary Lange Investment
Co., 632 Market, r. 137 Carl
Lange WiUlam & Co. (William Lange Jr.), real
estate, 632 Market
" William A., carpenter, 515 Pine, r. Oakland
" William A., civil engineer, r. 415 Spruce
" William F., clerk stationery dept S. P. Co.,

r. Oakland
" William H., salesman Reid's Cash Store, r.
1150'/2Folsom
Lange's Law and Collection Office, William

Lange Jr. proprietor, 632 Market
Langelo Peter, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. NE

cor Napa and Louisiana
Langenbach Ernest W., bartender W. J. Sulli-
van, r. 134 Olive Av
" Paul J., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 708
Sierra
Langenberger Albert, r. 66 Everett

" Frederick, clerk Roos Bros., r. 2705 Folsom
Langenderfer Joseph C, salesman, r. 207a
Powell

LANGENDORF BERNARD,

baker and confectioner, bread, cakes,
confectionery, pastry, pies, etc., orders
delivered for weddings and parties
and promptly attended to, 950 Folsom

Ijanger Bernard, clerk, r. 3 Myrtle Av
" Ernst, mechanical engineer, r. 1215A Fol-
som
" Frank, porter Payot, Upham & Co., r. Ala-
meda
" Gustave, mechanical dentist John S.

Knowlton, r 109 Langton rear
" John, weigher, r. 1118 Iowa
" Meta Miss, r. 109 Langton rear
" Reinhold, clerk, r. 109 Langton rear
" Richard O., r. 3 Myrtle Av
" Robert, proprietor Electric Supply Co., 58,
1st, r. 1601 Mission
Langerman Albert L., stock and bond broker,

208 Sansome, r. California Hotel
Langermann C. F. August, blacksmith, r. 8 Dale
PI
" C. F. August Jr., blacksmith, r. 8 Dale PI
Langeron Francois, carriage maker, 414 Broad-
way, r. 12lB Shipley
Langet Samuel, merchant, r. 2325 Pine
Langevin Charles, porter Ocean Side House
Langfeldt & Co. Limited (Yokohama, Japan),
George Herrmann agent, 309-311 Sacra-
mento
Langford Austin J., policeman, r. .3942 Clay
" Eugene R., seaman, r. 3942 Clay
" George, coremaker Occidental Foundry, r.

Golden Gate, Cal.
" George H., coppersmith Sanders & Co., r.

3942 Clay
" John R., seaman, r. 527 Vallejo
" Leonard W., salesman Payot, Upham &

Co., r. Oakland
" Rose, widow, r. 3942 Clay
" Thomas R., policeman, r. 3929 Octavia
Langguth E. Theodore, artist The Wasp. r. 305,

2d Av
Langham Hotel, John P. Gallagher proprietor,
SE cor Ellis and Mason
" John F., chipper Whyte & De Rome, r
Oakland
Langhans Emil, laborer, r. 42^2 Ringold

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All the Necessaries for the Up-to-date
Printery.

405-407 SANSOME STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.

Langhorne Harry M., salesman Philadelphia
Shoe Co., r. 705 Ellis

■' James B„ attorney at law, 39 Sutter, r.
r. 2419 Pacific Av

" John D. Jr., accountant Code, Elfelt & Co.,
r. 1714 Market
Langilla John E., ship carpenter, r. 657 Howard
Langkusch Theodore, machinist, r. 15th Av

South nr L
Langlands William, stevedore, r. 529 Greenwich
Langley Cecilia F. Miss, teacher Lincoln
Grammar School, r. 517 O'Farrell

" Charles, laundryman Modern Laundry, r.
1920 Howard

" Charles H., r. 238^4 Townsend

" Charles H.. millwright, r. 14 Ellis

" Charles, with Butler & Haldan, r. Ala-
meda

" Edward J., bookkeeper, r. 2381A Townsend

" Hanna Mrs., janitress Potrero Primary
School, r. 1139 Tennessee

" Henry, clerk, r. 126 Ellis

" J., teamster Cal. Construction Co., r. 5.30,
17th

" Jane, widow, r. 238V4 Townsend

" John E., bookkeeper Thomas G. Walking-
ton, r. .33814 Townsend

" Joseph, janitor, r. 1920 Howard

" Louis L., trunkmaker HirschfeldCr &
Meaney, r. 1624 Howard

" Melaine, widow, r. 2504 Scott

" Virginia Mrs., r. 634 Geary

" William P., teamster C. A. Hooper & Co.,
r. 2381/ Howard

LANGLEY & MICHAELS CO.,

Henry Michaels president, Robert
Watt vice-president, Jolin N. Feathers-
ton secretary, importers and jobbers
drugs, essential oils, chemicals, glass-
ware, sponges, fancy goods, etc., and
manufacturing chemists, 34-40, 1st

Langley's San Francisco Directory. 4S=-See
Crocker-Langlev San Francisco Direc-
tory, 215-217 Bush

Langlitz Henry G., clerk, r. 1214 August Alley
rear

Langloi Edward, ship carpenter, r. 134 Hayes
" George, car painter Market St. Ry., r. 124

Langlois E., harnessmaker Main & Winches-
ter, r. 1250 Clay
" Francis B., clerk Tatum & Bowen, r. 433
Elizabeth
Langlotz Huldrich, laborer, r. 424 Duncan
Langmack John, driver National Laundry, r.

218 CoUingwood
Langrehr Henry C, mining engineer, mines
experted, surveyed and reports made,
125 Phelan Bldg, r. 193 Tremont Av
" Matilda M., widow, r. 2001 Oak
Langridge George, butcher, SW cor Green and
Larkin
" William A., butcher George Langridge, r.
2517 Larkin
Langry Charles, motorman Market St. Ry., r.

708M Fulton
Langsdorf Jacob, canvasser, r. 3414 Rausch
Langset Gertrude, domestic, 227, 3d Av
Langshaw Henry, plasterer, r. 23 Sherwood PI
Langstadter Isaiah, r. 1460 O'Farrell
" Lillie Miss, teacher music, 1460 O'Farrell
" Pauline Miss, teacher Hamilton Grammar

School, r. 1460 O'Farrell
" Seligman, cigars and tobacco, .321 San-
some, r. 1460 O'Farrell

Langstaff James T., carpenter, r. 5 Carlos PI
" William J., salesman Dodge, Sweeney &
Co., r. 10291/4 Natoma
Langston Annie, widow, r. 207 Clara

" John L., laborer, r. 207 Clara
Langstroth John A., accountant San Francisco

Savings Union, r. East Oakland
Langton Calvin N., clerk Eppinger & Co., r.
1119 McAllister
" Charles, waiter H. F. Sass, r. 639 Clay
" Julia, widow, r. 1119 McAllister
" Rebecca E., widow, r. 1500 Pacific Av
4S="Langton. See Langdon
Langtre Leon F., r. 1023 Sutter
Langtry Hotel The, Ernest O. Wilklns propri-
etor, 3206 California
" James H., assistant auditor Wells, Fargo
& Co.'s Express, 35 New Montgomery, r.
1316 Washington
Languetin Emile, watch case maker Mrs.

Charles J. Harris, r. 12231/2, 26th
Languilette Louis, machinist Risdon I. and L.

Wks., r. 32314 Duncan
Langwith Joseph, helper Risdon I. and L. Wks.,

r. 1334 Montgomery
Lanier J. P., photographer George A. Turner,

r. Brooklyn Hotel
Lanigan Catherine, widow, r. 4 Vincent
" Edward, division deputy U. S. Internal

Revenue, r. 23211/4 Larkin
" H. Richard, painter, r. 108 Palmer
" James J., salesman Raphael Weill & Co.,

r. 905 Market
" May Miss, teacher, r. 222314 Larkin
Lanini Michael (S. Vosti & Co.), r. Mission

Road nr Six Mile House
Lanjardiene G., cooper Cal. Wine Assn.
Lank Samuel J., salesman, r. 138 Fair Oaks
Lankenau Fred J., teamster William Raubin-
ger & Sons, r. 427 Chestnut
" Henry, capitalist, r. 35th Av South nr L
" Henry Jr., r. 35th Av South nrL
" John, driver Washington Brewery, r. 2110

Mason
" John, liquors, SW cor Railroad Av and

16th Av South
" Ludwig, proprietor Ferry House, 48 East
Lankes John (Lankes & Co.), r. 1231/2, 6th
" & Co. (John Lankes), sausage makers, 125,
6th
Lann George E., pressman Dempster Bros., r.

639 Jessie
Lannes John, laundryman, r. 513 Howard
Lanno Peter, r. Broad nr Plymouth Av
Lannon Catherine, widow, r. Paris bet Persia
and Russia Avs
" Frank A., carpenter, r. 1124 Elm Av
" George T., elevator man Nevada Block, r.

2130 O'Farrell
" James, student, r. Paris bet Persia and

Russia Avs
" John, laborer Kenny & McHugh, r. NE cor

10th Av and Fulton
" John S., boiler maker, r. 464 Tehama
• ' Joseph J. , elevatorman Phelan Bldg, r. 2130

O'Farrell
" Patrick, laborer, r. 1929 Howard
" Patrick J., decorator, r. 184 Perry
" Patrick W., deputy County Clerk, r. 2130

O'Farrell
" Peter, waiter P. J. McDonald
'• Thomas, blacksmith helper, r. 184 Perry
" Thomas F., painter, r. 510a Jessie
" William F., clerk Jules Levy & Bros., r.
31114 Geary rear
Lanoue Camille, restaurant, 617-619 Montgom

ery
Lanouette Adele, dressmaker, r. 25a Glover
■' Edward D., shoemaker United Boot and

Shoe Co., r. 31191/4 Mission
" E. J., conductor Cal. St. RR, r. 12O81/3

Union
" Frank C, shoefitter, r. 1204a Union
" Joseph, r. 25a Glover
Lanouguere Pierre, laborer, r. 6 Maiden Lane
Lanpheir Edward A., teamster Albert E. Buck-
man, r. 8 Gough
■' Ella Miss, dressmaker, r. 316 Laguna
Lansdell Alfred, r. 35 Prosper

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Lansdown Edward S., upholsterer, 1330a Pacific
Lansenderfer Joseph, bartender Max Dunow, r.

492 Cortland Av
Lansfleld William T., finisher Cal. Furniture

Mfg Co., r. 132 Clipper
Lansing Benjamin B., laborer, r. llA Clara
" Henry D., cashier A. Schilling & Co., r.

1251/2, 24 th
" Henry J., clerk, r. 137, 24th
" Julia, widow, r. llA Clara
" Mabel, widow, r. 1935 Pacific Av
. " William Mrs., r. 1505V4 Market
trahsinger Annie, domestic, 1409 Leavenworth
Lanszweert George, naturalist, r. 434, 2d
Lanteri Charles, boarding, 30 Broadway

" Felice, r. 22 Russell
Lanteri G. F., ship and boat builder and dry

dock, Sausalito, Cal., office 503 East
Lantheaume Jean P., florist, 428 Capp
Lanthier Anton, plasterer, r. 112 Alabama
" Ella, tailoress, r. 25^/4 Lafayette
" Evangelist, shoemaker, r. 25^4 Lafayette
" William, machinist Atlas Iron Wks
Lantz Adam, carpenter, r. 409 Minna
Lanzendorf Ernest,dairy produce, 1606 Polk, r.

1508 Vallejo
Lanzer John, bakery, 2232 Mission
Lanzet Samuel, clothing, 30 Steuart, r. 2325 Pine
Lapachet Anton, baker, r. 405 Castro rear
" Bernard, clerk Zenas U. Dodge, r. 1316 Sac-
ramento
" Brothers (Pierre J. Lapachet), milk deal-
ers, Athens nr Persia Av
" Hypolite, driver Lapachet Bros., r. Athens

nr Persia Av
" Joseph, driver, r. 405 Castro rear
" Peter, bartender, r. 1316 Sacramento
", Pierre J. (Lapachet Bros.), r. Athens nr
Persia Av
Lapage John, teamster, r. 215^ Perry
'.' Stephen, paperhanger Cooks Decorating
Co.
La Panta Consolidated Mining Co. (Esmeralda
Co., Nevada), J. Stadtfeld Jr. secretary,
56 Nevada Block
Lapariat Alvina, widow, stationery, 2218 Pine
Lapatie Peter (B. Salles & Co.), r. 940, 13th Av

South
Lapello Louis, fruits and vegetables, 1203 Val-
encia, r. 2631 Mission
Lapeyri M. & Co. (Michel Lapeyri), laundry, 21
Ridley
" Michel (M. Lapeyri & Co.), r. 21 Ridley
Lapham Brothers (Ky E. and Joseph C),
cyclery, 1523 Devisadero
" Cora Miss, dressmaker, r. 506 Jones
" Emily F. Mrs. (H. G. & E. F. Lapham),

r. 506 Jones
" Ezra B. , master bark Alice Knowles
" Henry G. (H. G. & E. F. Lapham), r. .506

Jones
" H. G. & E. F. (Henry G. and Mrs. Emily

F.), proprietors The Lapham, 506 Jones
" Joseph C. (Lapham Bros.), r. 506 Jones
" Ky E. (Lapham Bros.), r. 506 Jones
" Lorenzo, r. 1009 Union
" Lulu Miss, dressmaker, r. 506 Jones
" The, H. G. & E. F. Lapham proprietors, 506

Jones
" William W., r. 19a Sharon
" William W., cook James O'Brien & Son, r.
413 Powell
Lapidaire Eli H., traveling salesman Braun-

schweiger & Co., r. 503 Grove
Lapierre John M., clerk local freight office S. P.

Co., r. 919 Illinois
Laplace Barnabe, tanner Legallet-Hellwig
Tanning Co., r. 6th A v South nr Rail-
road Av
" Bernard, pastry cook I. Cuenin, r. Alameda
" Emil H., gardener Mrs. J. Laplace, r. Cor-

bett Av nr Alms House
" Francis, driver, r. ;W13 Clay
" Jennie Mrs., nursery, Corbett Av nr Alms

House
" John L., lithographer, r. Corbett Av nr

Alms House
" Peter, butcher B. Salles & Co., r. 5th Av
South nr M

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,311, 313,315 and317 MARKET ST.

Laplanch Valentine, treasurer Pac. Coast Co-
Op. Cigar Mfg Co., r. cor Bennington and
Newman
Laplat Julius, photographer, r. 316, 4th
La Pointe Delia Mrs., r. 1646 Market
Laporte John B. Mrs., widow, r. California Av
nr Cortland Av
" Peter, hostler, r. SW cor Haight and Bu-
chanan
Lapouble D. & Co. (Daniel Lapouble, Peter
Laillacca and Henry Fourcade), pro-
prietors Hayes Park Laundry, Onondaga
Av nr Mission Road
" Daniel (D. Lapouble & Co.), r. Onondaga
Av nr Mission Road
Lapoulide John A., liquors, 318,24th
Lapp Frederick, butcher, r. 336, 28th
" James F. (Lapp & Piper), r. 336,28th
" John, laborer, r. 1717, 25th
" & Piper (James F. Lapp and Richard
Piper), liquors, NW cor Ellis and Leav-
enworth
Lappin Michael, rigger, r. 301 Sierra

" Thomas, marine engineer, r. 2536 Folsom
. " Thomas, marine fireman, r. 268 Brannan
Lapsley George, painter, r. 3 Alemany Av
" Thomas, carpenter, r. 3 Alemany Av
" Thomas M., upholsterer, r. 3 Alemany Av
Lapthorn Charles H., millwright J. G. Pettitt,
r. 625 San Jose Av rear
" James M., carpenter, r. 625 San Jose Av
rear
Laraja Rocco, teacher music, r. 1710a Mason
Larbeter Joseph, cooper Cal. Wine Assn, r.

3051/4, 6th
Larbig Nicholas, master mariner, 9 Mission
Larcher Edward, teacher languages, 70 Flood

Bldg, r. 736 Diamond
Lard John, carpenter, r. 44 Hancock
Lardisaba Santiago, porter Miller & Fauth, r.

1111 Kearny
Lardner Essie, widow, r. 326 Brannan
" George, stone mason, r. 1139 Mission
" Patrick, stone cutter, r. NB cor 9th Av and
Fulton
Larensen Christopher, deckhand str Newark, r.

Oakland
Laretzsky D., salesman O'Connor, Moflatt &

Co.,r. 112ACarl
Largan James T., bookkeeper George F. Lam-
son, r. SE cor Van Ness Av and Grove
" William, painter Sutter St. RR, r. 534
Wolfe rear
Large Charles F., druggist Nuevo Pharmacy,
r. 849 Harrison
" James R., salesman, r. 642 Folsom
" Mary, widow, r. 849 Harrison
" Thomas W., locksmith, 513 Bush
" William H., glass cutter F. N. Woods &
Co., r. 849 Harrison
Largente Cherise Mrs., laundress Armand
Drain, r. 20 CoUingwood
" Jean, laundryman Armand Drain, r. 20 Col-

lingwood
" Leon, cook Occidental Hotel, r. 249 Clem-
entina
Larimer Anderson W., porter R. N. Nason &
Co., r. 2836, 16th
" Elmer F., bookkeeper Witzel & Baker, r.

2836, 16th
" James L., fireman, r. 2836, 16th
Larin Frank, traveling salesman Deckelman

Bros.
Larios Charles, vaquero, r. 15th Av South bet P
andQ
" Francisca, widow, r. 5 Auburn

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Larios Ignacio, vaquero, r. Uth Av South bet Q
and R
'■ Jose M., vaquero, r. 84514, IStli Av South
" Letitia E. Miss, r. 9 South Broderick
Larioule J. B., cellarman, r. 3 Graham PI
Lark Cyrus, r. 8 Lafayette
Larke Cecilia, domestic, 1550 Page
Larkel Richard, musician, r. 121, 10th
Larkey Charles H., brass finisher, r. 2100 Fil-
bert
" Daniel E., clerk, r. 2100 Filbert
" Frank X., druggist, r. 2100 Filbert
" James P., groceries and liquors, 2100 Fil-
bert
" John S., carrier postofflce, r. 1287, 18th
" William J., clerk James P. Larkey. r. 2100
Filbert
Larkin Catherine, widow, r. 961 Mission
" E. Mrs., r. 791 Sutter
" Edward, helper Sterling Furniture Co., r.

223 Potrero Av
" Ellen, widow, r. 482^ Natoma
" Eugene, wool sorter, r. 223 Potrero Av
" F. H. Mrs., widow, r. I5I61/2 Polk
" Frank, blaeksmith, r. 54c Clementina
■' George B., teamsters' stable, 1124 Howard
Larkin George H., proprietor and manufac-
turer The Larkin Oil Burner and Pacific
Coast agent St. John's Piston Rings, 16
Front, r. 528 Castro
" Harry, solicitor Parafflne Co., r. 441 Golden

Gate Av
" James, messman str Walla Walla
" James J., groceries and liquors, 223 Po-
trero Av
• John (Larkin & Gallagher), r. 1836 O'Far-

rell
" John, coremaker Occidental Foundry, r. 718

Quincy
■' John J., bartender Henry Hintmann, r. 17

Anthony
" Julia, widow, r. 2323 Pine
" Michael, commercial traveler, r. 506, 6th
" Michael, stonecutter P. Degan, r. 1314 Fol-

som
■' Owen, clerk Jeremiah Twomey, r. NW cor

Michigan and Sierra
" Patrick J., engineer, r. 124 Austin Av
" R. W., salesman Kast & Co., r. Alameda
" Thomas, drayman, r. 102 Taylor
" Thomas, fireman str Willamette Valley, r.

14 Priest
" Thomas, hostler, r. 22 Turk
" Thomas, laborer, r. 341 McAllister
" Thomas H., hostler James Hurst, r. 20

Langtonrear
" William, r. 8 Merritt
" William H., plasterer, r. 223 Potrero Av
" & Gallagher (John Larkin and Charles
Gallagher), expressmen, NW cor Geary
and Grant Av
Larkins Ann. widow, r. 139 Douglass
■' Arthur H., laborer Haslett & Bailey, r. 139

Douglass
" James A., painter, r. 12b Pond
" William (Larkins & Co.), r. 27 Dorland
" William B., bookkeeper Larkins & Co.. r.
10291/2 Shotwell

LARKINS & GO.

(William Larkins and George Mc-
Leod), carriage manufacturers, 634-
638 Howard, telephone Main 1454

Larmer Edward W., machinist American Type

Founders Co., r. 10 Madison Av
Larnder E. E. Mrs., widow, r. 875 Folsom

Lamed Abbie F. Miss, housekeeper, 132 Mc-
Allister
" William M., civil engineer Union I. Wks,
r. 900 Pine
Je®* Lamed. See Learned
Larney George, pressman, r. 333, 18th
" John H., butcher Warren D. Wilson, r. 333,

18th
" Nicholas, porter, r. 333, 18th
US' Laroche. See Larroche
Laroni Domenico. toy balloon maker, r. 7 Dunn

Alley
La Rosa Gaetano, barber Amadeo Amato, r. 15
Jasper PI
" Joseph, boxmaker, r. 314 Gough
Larose George B., sausage maker, r. 386 Dolores
Larque Albert, waiter Jacques Mounic, r. 614

Broadway
Larra Jose, laborer, r. 14 Salmon
Larrabee C. Benjamin, r. 303 Eddy
" Charles F., clerk, r. 1524 Sacramento
" Charles H. Mrs., widow, r. 610 Van Ness Av
•' John J., conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1800b
Hyde
Larranaga Enrique M., capitalist, r. 2629 Cali-
fornia
Larrecou Brothers (Noel and John), liquors, 643
Broadway
" John (Larrecou Bros.), r. 643 Broadway
" Noel (Larrecou Bros.), r. 643 Broadway
Larrecq John, laborer, r. II21/2 Bernard
Larrien Felix, gardener Serveau Bros., r. 11
Middle
" Joseph, ironer JeanP. Mirassou, r. 333, 24th
Larrimore Richard Jr., locksmith, r. 412 Post
rear
" Walter A., machinist Union I. Wks, r.
Oakland
4S"Larrimore. See Larimer
Larrinie v., r. 535 Elizabeth
Larroche Francois, butcher, 1202, 6th Av South
Larrouy Jean, restaurant, 105 California Mar-
ket, r. 6 Pratt PI
Larrue John, cook, r. 331 Bush
" John Mrs., proprietor The Olympic, 331
Bush
4®"Larme. See Lame
Larsen A., carpenter, r. 1030^4 Minna
" A., seaman str Gipsy
'• Adolph, plumber, r. 1012 Filbert
" Alfred, clerk C. G. Larsen, r. 1 Glasgow
" Andrew, master schr Albertine
" Andrew, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
" Andrew, tanner Anton Krieg, r. San Bmno

Av nr 15th Av South
" Andrew, tanner Filer & Lawrence, r. Joy

nr Brewster
" Anton, seaman, r. 3 East
" Arthur W., actor, r. 706 Mason
" A. W. Mrs., r. 232, 4th
" Axel, fireman, r. 15 Elliot Park
" Axe], longshoreman, r. 9Vs Fargo PI
" B., deckhand tug Hercules, r. 6 Howard
" Bastian, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Larsen Carl G., proprietor Tivoli Cafe, 16-18
Eddy
" Carl J., pastor Norwegian Danish M. E.

Church, r. 1350 Folsom
" Catherine, widow, r. 706 Mason
" Catherine, widow, r. 907 Howard
" Charles, deckhand str Transit
■' Charles, laborer, r. 501 Napa
" Charles, mining, r. 340, 3d
" Charles, seaman, r. 334 Main
" Charles, seaman, r. 419 East North
" Charles, seaman str Point Loma
" Christ, fisherman, r. 125 East
" Christian, fisherman, r. Hunters Point
" Christian, laborer, r. 10&5 York
" Christian, laborer Arctic Oil Wks
" (Christian, machine agent, r. 836 Vallejo
" Christian, waiter S. G. Birkholm, r. 48 East
" Conrad B., master mariner, r. 316 Fremont
" Daniel, seaman, r. 14 Tehama
" Daniel, ship carpenter, r. 9th Av South nr

G
" E., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill
" Edward, nurse Lane Hospital
" Edward, watchman Sailors' Home

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Larsen Edward, teamster, r. 419, 30th
Edward A., architect, r. 706 Mason
Edward C, liquors, 100 Steuart, r. 2 Ga-

brielle PI
Edward M. L., teamster, r. 419, 30th
Elias, seaman, r. 125 Welsh
Eric, iron worker Standard Iron and Wire

Wks, r. 409 Minna
Ernest C, master schr Golden Gate, office

15 Steuart, r. 434 Francisco
Frank, teamster John Stumpf &Son, r. 14th

Av South nr Railroad Av
Frederick, fireman str Greenwood, r. 69

Natoma
Frederick, salesman J. R. Hardy & Co., r.
1414 Hyde

Larsen George, cooper, 531, 2d, r. 11 De Boom
George, hostler George Heiselherg, r. 112

New Montgomery
George D., cooper George Larsen, r. 11 De

Boom
Gus, laborer, r. 244, 6th

H., conductor Sutter St. Ry., r. 1412!^ Pine
Hans, carpenter William Little, r. 415

State
Hans, conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 34 Austin

Av
Hans, laborer, r. 301 Sierra
Hans, laundryman, r. 22 Lily Av
Hans, liquors, 202, 5th
Hans, liquors, SE cor Pacific and Drumm,

r. 100!^ Jackson
Hans, seaman, r. 569 Bryant
Hector, laborer, r. 301 Sierra
Henry, seaman, r. 83 Clementina
Henry B., gripman Sutter St. Ry., r. 8

Ewing PI
Henry C, master schr Dora Bluhm, office

34 Steuart
Henry C, teacher music, r. 706 Mason
Henry H., bricklayer, 40 New Montgomery,

r. 825 Howard
Ida, domestic, 3400 Clay
Ivan, seaman, r. 1922 Filbert
Jennie, cook Kings' Daughters' Home, 217

Francisco
John, barber, r. 112 Natoma
John, deckhand str Tiburon
John, glove maker, r. 3 Morris Av
John, helper Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 226 Michigan
John, laborer, r. 301 Michigan
John, locksmith Palace Hotel
John, seaman, r. 41 Morris Av
John, ship carpenter, r. 346, 4th
John, seaman, r. 61^4 Shipley rear
John, watchman str San Joaquin No. 4
John C, machinist Murch & Gray, r. 45

Minna
John L., master mariner, r. 2815 Mission
John M., marine engineer, r. 214, 3d
John T., painter Grand Hotel, r. 16 West

Park
Joseph, house painter, office 240 Mont-
gomery
Katherine, widow, r. 1012 Filbert
Lars, laborer Armour Packing Co., r. 419,

30th
Lars, longshoreman, r. 1446 Minna
Lars C. (Jorgensen & Larsen), r. 907 How-
ard
Lars J. (Jorgensen & Larsen), r. 272 Bran-
nan
Lars P., cook Jacob Petersen, r. 7 Market
Lena, domestic, r. 340, 3d
Lena, domestic, r. 429 Larkin
Louis, blacksmith, r. 217, 3d
Louis, cabinet maker, r. 346, 4th
Louis, cook tugboat Sea Witch, r. 42 Perry
Louis, deckhand str Alcatraz,r. 253 Steuart
Louis, laborer, r. 11 De Boom
Louis, mate tugboat Sea Witch
Larsen Louis A., assistant recording secretary
Builder's Exchange, 40 New Mont-
gomery, r. 907 Howard
" Mads, house mover Olof Wilson, r. 409, 5th
" Mads P., stonemason, r. 34 Austin Av
" Maria, widow, r. 206 Langton
" Martin, employee Hulse, Bradford i&Co.,
r. 419, 30th

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Larsen Martin, laborer Western Sugar Refinery,
r. 359% Brannan

" Mary, widow, r. 1817 Dupont

" Morton, peddler, r. 927 Minna

" Nels (Larsen & Anderson), r. 825 Howard

" Nels, master schr Laura Pike

" Niels P., liquors, SE cor Harrison and
Beale, r. 227 Harrison

" Ole, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 3420a Mis-
sion

" Ole P., painter, r. 26O314 Polk

" Oscar, r. 419 East North

" Oscar, sign painter Unsworth Sign Co.

" Peter, laborer, r. 11 Natoma

" Peter, master schr Mabel and Edith, r. 18
Perry

" Peter, peddler, r. 17 Ritch

" Peter, seaman, r. 28 Sacramento

" Peter, seaman, r. 117 Drumm

" Peter T., clam depot, 125 East

" Reinhardt, laundryman Electric Laundry
Co., r. 22 Lily Av

" S., seaman str City of Puebla

" Samuel, waiter Harmony Hotel

" Sinius, r. 909 Howard

" Sophus, cooper George Larsen, r. 11 De Boom

" Theodore, cook, r. 607 Battery

" William, harnessmaker, r. 1012 Filbert

" William, horseshoer, r. 442%, 6th

" William C. tailor, r. 273 Minna

" & Andersen (Nels Larsen and Rasmus An-
derson), bakery and restaurant, 145, 5th
4®"Larsen. See Larson and Larssen
Larseneur Charles T., plumber, 520 Pine, r.

1008% Market
Larsh Oliver, coppersmith, r. 218 Mason
Larson Al, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. Berkeley

" Andrew, janitor, 20 Ellis, r. Oakland

" Andrew, longshoreman, r. 659 Howard

" Andrew, seaman, r. 126 Oregon

" Anthony, teamster Louis Spiegel, r. 14
Washington

" Anton, undertaker, r. 3 Martha PI

" Axel A., r. 2133 Mission

" Bertha C, widow, r. 425'/

" Carl G., car painter Market St. Ry., r. 118,
16th

" Caroline, widow, r. 314 Beale

" Charles A., bartender C. O. Holmberg, r. 67
Natoma

" Charles J., lithographer Bosqui Engraving
and Printing Co., r. 1801 Taylor

'• Charles M., tailor, r. 211 Tehama

" Claus, baker Herman Schmitt, r. 904 Do-
lores

" F., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1000 Web-
ster

" Fredrick, clerk John S. Barrett & Co.

" Gustav, carpenter, r. 112% Henry

" Harry, seaman, r. 544 Howard

" Herman, motorman Market St. Ry., r. 1501
Turk

" Irene Miss, feeder Schmidt Label and
Litho Co., r. Berkeley

" James, laborer, r. 511 Folsom

" James M., pressman The Owl Printing Co.

" John, bartender, r. 18 Hubbard

" John W., r. 1801 Taylor

" Julia, domestic, 3033 Washington

" Lager, cutter J. H. Tobin, r. 429 O'Farrell

" Lars, gripman Sutter St. Ry.. r. 1403 Baker

" L. F., master schr Sequoia, office 34Luning
Bldg

" Louis, cook, r. 30 Walter

" Louis H., master schr Montezuma, office 9
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Larson Marie, domestic, 1905 Pacific Av
" Matthew, laborer Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r.

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" Nellie, widow, r. 610 Folsom
" Ole, paperhanger, r. 26O314 Polk
" Oliver (Larson & Scheper), r. 1631 Devis-

adero
" Olivia Miss (Larson & Winterson), r. 307

Hayes
" Oscar, seaman, r. 1008 Bryant
" Oscar F., woodcarver F. T. Riley, r. 2830.

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" Peter A., boat builder, r. 1103, 34th
" Reilja, domestic, 637 Haight
" S., porter Hotel Fairmount
" Theodore, porter Golden West Hotel
" Thomas, sewing machine agent, r. 1706

Howard
" William A., fireman H. Bohls & Co., r. 1316

Kearny
" William R., motorman, r. 1408 Vermont
" & Scheper (Oliver Larson and Louis P.
Scheper), upholsterers, 1621 Devisadero
" & Winterson (Miss Olivia Larson and Miss
Marie Winterson), dressmaking, 330
Hayes
Larssen Adolph M. (Larssen & Sverdrup), r. 913

Geary
Larssen & Sverdrup (Adolph M. Larssen and
I. Berner Sverdrup), groceries and
liquors, 1001 Larkin
Larsson Alfred, paperhanger, r. 121c Clara
" Axel, bottler Bavaria Bottling Co., r. 423

Francisco
'^ Charles S., deckhand str Transit, r. 3 Mid-
way
" Lars, laborer, r. 640 Tennessee
Lartigau John, r. 1504 Golden Gate Av
Lartigue Edward, cellarman F. Chevalier & Co
r. 822 Broadway
" H. John, groceries and liquors, 833 Broad-
way
La Eue Hugh M., president Grangers Bank of
California, NW cor California and Bat-
tery, and Railroad Commissioner, 27-38
Chronicle Bldg, r. Sacramento, Cal.
Larue James B., clerk W. J. Landers, r. East

Oakland
La Rue J. E., oiflce 35 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
" John R., bookkeeper Grangers Bank of
California, r. 1101 Pine
Larue Loyd P., law student W. W. Watson, r.

Oakland
La Rue Sigmond, shoemaker, r. 31 Linden Av
J&' Larue. See Larrue
Larus Jean, laundryman Vital Dufranc, r. 3939

Clay
Lary George C, artist Siebe & Green, r. 1431

Mission
Larzelere Leigh R. (L. R. Larzelere & Co.), r.
Hotel Pleasanton

LARZELERE L. R. & CO.

(Leigh R. Larzelere and Harry W. Bod-
well), shipping and commission mer-
chants and wholesale dealers potatoes.

onions, toeans, garlic, miUstuflFs and
lags, 224-226 Da
580

bags, 224-226 Davis, telephone Main

Larzelere William B. Mrs., widow, r. 435 Bryant
" William R. (W. R. Larzelere Commission

Co.), r. 435 Page
" W. R. Commission Co. (William R. Larze-
lere), produce commission merchants,
330-333 Davis
Lasal John, waiter The Louvre, r. 409 Ellis

La Salle Charles J., clerk local freight office S"
P. Co., r. 11 Beaver
" F., laborer Odd Fellows Cemetery, r. 919J.i
Howard
^e®" Lasalle. See Lassalle and Lasselle
Las Animas Land and Cattle Co. (Sierra Co.,
N. M.). R. R. Grayson secretary, 331
Pine, room 20
Lasar David, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Post and Laguna
" Emanuel, r. 1716 Post
" Leopold, capitalist, r. 1532 Post
Lasater William H., sweeper Harbor Commis-
sioners, r. 4914 Hermann
Lascelle Harvey W., painter, r. 634, 33d
Lascian Brother, principal St. Peter's Boys'

School, r. 1203 Alabama
Lasclottes Henry, driver Berges & Domeniooni,

r. 34 John
Lascurettes Joseph, laundry, 1053 Howard
Lascy Albert, surveyor, r. 13 Monroe
" Frank H., surveyor, r. 13 Monroe
" Frederick E., mining, r. 13 Monroe
J8@" Lascy. See Laskey and Lasky
Laselle Charles C, traveling salesman, r. 733
Bush
" Harriet, widow, r. 733 Bush

LA SERE'S CANDY FACTORY,

manufacturer, wholesale and retail
dealer choicest candies, sole manu-
facturer Ribbon candy, finest hand-
made candies with fruits, 25 cents
per pound, ice cream, soda, etc., 1132-
1134 Valencia
Lasette Martin A., millwright Michael O'Brien,
r. 825 Filbert
" Samuel, clerk, r. 835 Filbert
Lash's Bitters Co. (incorporated), manufactur-
ers of Lash's Bitters and Vigor of Life,
1117 Mission
La Shelle O. C, compositor Call, r. 633 Mission
Lashes Sylvester W., engineer, r. 846 Folsom
Lask George E., stage manager Tivoli Opera
House, r. 1335 Pine

LASK HARRY J.,

notary public and conveyancer, 209
Sansome, telephone Main 5781, r. 156
Eddy, telephone South 226

Lask Louis, office 5 Pioneer PI, r. 1335 Pine
Lasker Julius, liquors, 110 Powell, r. 133 Eddy
Laskey Addie, widow, r. 1803b Howard
" Benjamin G., laborer S. P. Co., r. 130 San

Jose Av
" Chester J., clerk Charles Lyons, r. 1803b

Howard
" Henry N., helper Forderer Cornice Wks.,

r. 1803b Howard
" H. W., salesman Brown Bros. & Co., r. 739
O'Farrell
jes* Laskey. See Lascy and Lasky
Laski B. L., fancy goods, 1155>^ Folsom
Laskofsky Edward, baker Franz Siebrecht, r.

416 Kearny
Lasky Beniamin C, pawn broker, 905 Market,
r. 1706 Geary
" Frank, r. 409 Post
" Gabriel H., clerk, r. 1706 Geary
" Harry, clerk Baron Jacobs, r. 1706 Geary
" Joseph, clerk Benjamin E. Lasky, r. 1706

Geary
" Levi, r. 1706 Geary
" Mark, r. 1629 Post
•' Mary, widow, r. 409 Post
" Michael C. (Hanak & Lasky), r. 1706 Geary
" Samuel W., salesman Wolf Bros., r. 1510
Dolores
4®"Lasky. See Lascy and Laskey
La Societe Francaise de Bienfaisance Mutu-

elle, 318 Post
La Societe Francaise d' Espargnes et de Pre-
voyance Mutuelle, E. J. Le Breton
president, Lucien Brand secretary, 534
California
Las Palmas and Cupertino Vineyard, Eugene
Campion sole agent, 416 Pine and 14-16
Leidesdorff
Laspron Refugio Miss, r. 634 Broadway rear

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W. B. CHAPMAN,

Sole Agent Pacific Coast,
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LAS

CROCKER-IiANGIiEY DIRECTORY.

LAT

943

Lass August, laborer Western Sugar Refinery,
r. 610 Tennessee
" Charles, varieties, 10:23 Powell
" Frederick, shipping clerk Tillmann & Ben-
del, r. 1514 Hyde
" Henry, bartender Edward Helmke, r. NW

cor ISth and Sanchez
" Henry F., liquors, 110 Berry
" Nicholas, cabinet maker S. F. Furniture

Mnfg. Co., r. 9 Chenery
" Peter, melter Schrader & Co., r. 9 Chenery
Lassale Andrew J., liquors, 1319 Powell
" Emelie Miss, asst. teacher Mefret's French

and English Institute, r. 1319 Powell
■' Ernest, r. 1319 Powell

" Vauthier C. Mrs., teacher French Mefret's
French and English Institute, r. 1319
Powell
Lassalle Antoine, bartender John Lounibos, r.
S23y2 Montgomery
" Jennie Mrs., lodgings, 821% Montgomery
" Jules, nurse French Hospital
" Mary Mrs., restaurant, 330 Bush, r. 18%
Scott PI
«®"Lassalle. See Lasalle and Lasselle
Lassan Adolph, plumber, r. 1012 Filbert
" James F., blacksmith Nicholas Hottua, r.

217, 3d
" Kate, widow, r. 1012 Filbert
" William, r. 1012 Filbert
Lasselle A., locksmith, r. 149 Shipley rear
" Frank, stone mason, r. 919i4 Howard
" Frank H., clerk U. S. Mint, r. 2316b Mis-
sion
j8®=Lasselle. See Lasalle and Lassalle
Lassen Albert (Central Plating Works), r. Ala-
meda
" Eilert, carpenter, r. 2118 Point Lobos Av
" Hans C, ship chandler, 139-141 Berry, r.

Alameda
" Nicholas, laborer Western Sugar Refinery,

r. 111414 Tennessee
" Peter C, real estate, 304 Montgomery, r.
Napa City
Lasseratte Jules, waiter, r. 503 Folsom
Lasserre Frank (Henri Pottet & Co.), r. cor 21st

and Alabama
Lassier Carlos, tamale maker, r. 906 Clay

" John, gardener, r. 1518 Bush
Liisson Alexander, laborer, r. 423 Francisco

" James, waiter, r. 824 Montgomery
Lassus Frank, laborer Cal. Fertilizer Wks, r.

5th Av South bet L and M
Lasswell Albert J., druggist, r. 1772 Howard
" Alice G. Miss, nurse, r. 1772 Howard
" George W., machinist, r. 1772 Howard
" Ida H. Miss, nurse, r. 1772 Howard
" Mary, widow, r. 425% Clementina
" William Mrs., r. 1772 Howard
Last Malte, laster Buckingham & Hecht, r. 440,

24th
Lastborn Alfred, clerk, r. 635a Minna
Lastein George, butcher Miller & Lux, r. 1226,

7th Av South
Lastreto Anita M. Miss, teacher North Cosmo-
politan Grammar School, r. 1918a Taylor
" Charles B., traveling salesman Stockton

Milling Co., r. 1924 Washington
" Emilio (Lastreto & Sexton), r. 1924 Wash-
ington
Lastreto Luigi F., commission merchant and
general agent Panama Star and Herald,
318 Front, room 3, r. 1924 Washington
'■ & Sexton (Emilio Lastreto and William
A. Sexton), attorneys at law, 1-3a
Chronicle Bldg

LASTUFKA BROTHERS

(Frank J. and John C), manufacturers
and dealers in botli fine and draft har-
ness and horse hoots, 1575 Market

Lastufka Frank J. (Lastufka Bros.), r. 1903 Mis-
sion
" John C. (Lastufka Bros.), r. 1903 Mission

Lasurica Frank, saddle tree maker Jorss &
Leonard, r. 334 Montgomery Av

Latapie Adolph, wool puller Legallet-Hellwig
Tanning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad
Av

W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.

Mantels, Grates

ar)d Fireplace Trin)n)ings

ARTISTIC DESIGKS.

311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Latapie Ernest, wool puller Legallet-Hellwig
Tanning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Rail-
road Av
" Francois, tanner Legallet-Hellwig Tan-
ning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
" Jules, bakery, 9 Jansen
Latapue Hilarion, lodgings, 325% Bush
Latcha John, brewer South S. F. Brewery, r.

NW cor Railroad and 16th Av South
Latell John, bartender Louis Haake, r. 448%

Jessie
Later James, peddler, r. 320 Langton rear
" Rose, widow, r. 320 Langton rear
" William, peddler, r. 320 Langton rear
Latham Alfred, printer, r. 24 Haight
" Charles, millwright, r. SW cor Herman and

Buchanan
" D. H., r. 649 Howard
Latham Frank B., secretary North Pacific
Coast Railroad, 14 Sansome, r. San An-
selmo
" John, longshoreman, r. 803 Montgomery
" John L., salesman Goodyear Rubber Co., r.

1706 Buchanan
" Joseph, expressman, r. 2808 Harrison
" Lewis A., clerk, r. 1623 Webster
" Mattie Miss, teacher, r. 539, 17th
" Milton S.,r. 1104 Post
" Samuel J., machinist C. H. Evans & Co., r.

1711 Lexington Av
" Thomas, r. 521 Pacific
Latham William B., attorney at law and notary
public, 320 Sansome, room 19, r. 1623
Webster
" William C, r. 1623 Webster
Lathrop Albert B., lunchman Whittingham &
Mosher, r. 229M Jessie
" Benjamin G. Jr., clerk E. C. Chapman, r.

1101 Laguna
" Charles E., carpenter, r. 44, 3d
Lathrop Charles G., office 819 Market, room l,
telephone Pine 1791, r. 2703 California
" Cyrus F. Mrs., widow, r. 1J8 Devisadero
" Edward B., clerk Spring Valley W. W., r.

1713 Green
" Elisha, r. Old People's Home
" Elisha N., cigars and tobacco, 405, 4th, r.

187 Perry
" Floy Miss, r. Ill Fell
Lathrop Guy, manager Labor Bureau Associa-
tion, 115-117 Turk, r. 48, 4th
" Henry C, r. SW cor California and Powell
" Ida Mrs., physician, r. 791 Sutter
•' John, r. 1015 Vallejo

" Leland S., clerk freight auditor's dept. S
P. Co., r. 2703 California
^e^'Lathrop. See Lothrop
Lathrope Robert J., teamster, r. 2 Belcher Court
Lathrow Robert, r. 945 Mission
Latimer Charles F., music typographer E.G.
McCullough & Co., r. 502 Washington
" George, brass finisher W. T. Garratt & Co.,

r. 631 Stevenson
" James D. (Latimer & Co.), r. 429 Mont-

Latimer Lorenzo P., artist, studio 232 Crocker

Bldg.r. 1819a McAllister
" Thomas, carpenter Risdon I. and L. Wks.,

r. Oakland
" Thomas, cook, r. 1 Jackson
" & Co. (James D. Latimer), printers, 429

Montgomery
Latimore David, hostler James H. O'Brien, r.

Ill Carolina
" John, teamster Richard D. Charles, r. 314%

Vallejo

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PACIFIC COAST AGENTS.

124 IVIarket Street.

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215 Valencia St,
Tel. Mission 40.

944

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Bartholomay Brewery Co.,

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This Beer stands to-day unsurpassed by
any in the market in

Purity^ Taste, Flavor and Brightness,^
WILLIAM WOLFF & CO., 329 Market St t

Latin Ida Miss, vest maker, r. 608 Ivy Av
" Jane Mrs., vest maker, r. 608 Ivy Av

LATON CHARLES A.,

manager Palatine Insurance Co. Lim-
ited (of Manctiester, England), 439
California, r. Palace Hotel

Laton William, driver John R. Walton, r. 211,

10th
>e®="L.aton. See Layton and Leighton
La Torres Cbarles, shoemaker, 2130 Fillmore
Latour Benjamin, cement worker, r. 131 Shipley
rear
" Felix, florist, r. 11 Middle
" Louis, marine engineer, r. 150 Steuart
La Tourette Joseph R., salesman Murphy,

Grant & Co., r. Oakland
Latrelle John, proprietor New Grand Central

Lodging House, 655 Washington
Latrouel John P., fireman, r. 1414 Church

" George, carpenter, r. 1131, 26th
Latson Florida L.. widow, r. 2540 Howard
" Margaret M., widow, r. 336 Shotwell
4®"Latson. See Letson

Lattig Belle Mrs., dressmaker, r. 568^4 Bryant
" Charles, boxmaker, r. b&SVi Bryant
" Conrad, broommaker Zan Bros. & Co., r.

5681/4 Bryant
" Frank J., boxmaker, r. 568'/^ Byrant
4®"Lattimore. See Latimore
La Tullipe Frank X., carpenter, r. 935 Ala-
bama
Laturo Domenioo, fisherman, r. 3 Valleio
Latz Felix, bookkeeper, r. 3322 Sacramento
" Samuel, salesman Roth, Blum& Co., r. 1221

Golden Gate Av
" Samuel W., janitor Daniel Meyer Bldg, 214
Pine, r. 1911 Geary
Lau Albert H., steward, r. 128 Olive Av
^S'Lau. See Law
Laub Frank, bakery, 827, 20th
Laubenheimer Charles, barber and baths, 5

New Montgomery, r. Alameda
Lauber Camilo, blacksmith, r. 1 Louisa
" Frank X., r. 1 Louisa

" Jacob, brewer Chicago Brewery, r. 2 Mc-
cormick PI
" Mary Mrs., lodgings, 1 Louisa
Laubscher Charles, pork butcher, 530 Valencia
" Frederick, pork packer, 1422 Dupont
" Louis, sausage factory, 1557 Market
" Marie, domestic, 821 California
Laucci Raffaelo, barber. 132 Pacific
Laucher Maria, widow, r. 522, 8th rear
Lauck Joseph B., district passenger agent S.

P. Co.. 4 Montgomery, r. 1526 Fulton
Lauckman John, driver White House, r. 426i/4

Natoma
Lauda John B., r. 1824 Howard
Lauden Margaret E. Mrs., artist, r. 1400, 23d
Lauden M. K., secretary Union Lumber Co.,

124 California, r. 1400, 23d cor Diamond
Lauder Brothers (Louis G. and Silas W.), hay
and grain, 570-572 Bryant
" Joachim, laborer, r. 329a Bay
" Louis G. (Lauder Bros.), r. 2136 Howard
" Silas W. (Lauder Bros.), r. Lorin, Cal.
^g=Lauderbach. See Lauterbach
Lauenberger E. L., r. 431 Minna
Lauenstein Louis A. L., drayman, 131 Califor-
nia
" Robert A., clerk The German Savings and
Loan Society, r. Alameda
Lauer Charles, baker, r. 763 Howard
" John, drayman, 25-27 Battery, r. 723, 17th
" Julius, r. 410 Hyde

Laufenberg Clemens, butcher Frank Mebach, r.

245, 15th
Lauffer Jacob, packer, r. 335, 4th
Laugel Lena Miss, r. 1316 Van Ness Av
Laughery Robert J., shipping clerk Levi

Strauss & Co., r. 320 Bartlett
4®= Laughery. See Loughery
Laughlin Fannie Miss, clerk, r. 2228 Hyde
" Gregory B., secretary Cal. Canneries Co.,

425-441 Brannan, r. 2202 Leavenworth
" James, laborer Vulcan I. Wks, r. 515 How-
ard
" John, r. 2228 Hyde

" John, boilermaker S. P. Co., r. 1929 Howard
" John C, coachman, r. 1513 Polk
" John M., hostler Sullivan & Doyle, r. 325,

6th
" John O., dentist Saul R. Jacobs
" Lawrence, teamster, r. 212 Perry
" Mary, widow, r. 2202 Leavenworth
" May Miss, nurse Hospital for Children,
3700 California
4®"Laughlin. See Loughlin
Laughton Beth Miss, teacher Silver Star Kin-
dergarten, r. 2516a Sutter
" Charles E., r. 2516A Sutter
" Charles E. Mrs., widow, r. 2516a Sutter
" James, blacksmith T. Rowlands, r. 335, 10th
jg^'Laughton. See Lawtdn
Laugier Edward Mrs., r. 513 Fell
Lauinger George, salesman, r. 1719 Mason
Lauinger George P., secretary Tillmann & Ben-
del, 313-327 Battery, r. 1719 Mason
" Gerald B., tinsmith George H. Tay Co.,

r. 2210 Jones
" John B., r. 1113'/4 Kearny
" John B. Jr., clerk, r. 2210 Jones
Laulhere Felice Mrs., lodgings, 116 Leidesdorff

" Hippolyte, fisherman, r. 116 Leidesdorff
Laumeister Antone, miller A. S. Neal Ware-
house Co., r. 935, 19th

LAUMEISTER CHARLES S.,

proprietor Laumeister Mills, 203-207
Mission, r. 119, 12tli

Laumeister John J., cellarman, r. Andover Av

nr Crescent Av
Laumeister Mills, C. S. Laumeister proprietor,
flour, feed, bran and middlings, 203-207
Mission
" William S., drayman, r. 710, 17th
Laun Frederick, clerk C. Tiedemann, r. 101, 20th
" Heinrich, clerk John Tiedemann, r. 1863'^

Lexington Av
" Philip, expressman, NE cor Montgomery

and Pine, r. 8 Converse
" Richard, clerk J. F. Schomer, r. 1029 Shot-
well
" William, carpenter, r. Mission Road nr
County Line
Launceston The, William Harfst proprietor,

110 Eddy
Launder Matthew, molder Atlas Iron Wks
" Richard (Launder & Dunn), r. 427, 10th
" & Dunn (Richard-;Launder and John Dunn),
liquors, 147, 3d
Launders R., hostler Cal. Wine Assn
Lauray Julien, r. 110 Trenton
" Julien Jr., compositor Le Franco-Cali-

fornien, r. 110 Trenton
" Leon, r. 110 Trenton
" Peter, carpenter, r. 714 Broadway
" Victorine, domestic, 1608 Golden Gate Av
4®="Lauray. See Laurie, Lawrey, Lawrie and

Lawry
Laurel Hill Cemetery (late Lone Mountain).
Charles H. Crowell superintendent. Cen-
tral Av bet Post and California, tele-
phone West 68
Laurel Hill Cemetery Association, A. J. Gun
nison president, Charles H. Crowell
secretary. Central Av bet Post and Cali-
fornia
" House, A. Welsh proprietor, 930i/4 Mission
Laurel Palace, Rome Harris proprietor, NW

cor Kearny and Bush
Laurence Charles F., salesman Herrman Cohen
" J., laborer W. P. Fuller&Co., r. 3MorrisAv
j89"Laurence. See Lawrence and Lorentz

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Laurencon Jean, barber, SWY^ Ellis
Laurenson Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker, r. SIGV^

Jessie
■Laurent C. Mrs., lodgings, 403 Broadway

" Cyprien, laborer, r. 403 Broadway
' " Mary, widow, clothing, 235^4, 7th
Laurenz E. G., portrait artist, 1511 Vi Market
Lauret Vincent, cook Alms House
Lauria Dominico, bootblack, SE cor Sutter and

Taylor, r. 13 Union PI
Lauriana Joseph, tanner Legallet-Hellwig' Tan-
ning Co.. r. 710 San Jose Av
•Lauricella Dominick, r. 135 Valencia
" Giuseppe, fruits and vegetables, 13 Va-
lencia, r. 135 Valencia
" Giuseppe Jr., clerk, r. 2011 Filbert
" Philip, with Giuseppe Lauricella. r. 135
' Valencia

Laurie Ellen E. Mrs., r. 504 Taylor
" Irene Miss, artist, r. 1904 Laguna
" Joseph, plumber Russ Bros.
" Laura, widow, r. 1904 Laguna
" Nettie M., clerk W. U. Tel. Co., r. 504 Tay-
lor
" William, mason, r. 1148Folsom
4®=Laurie. See Lauray, Lawrey, Lawrie and

Lawry
Lauriston Archibald (Lauriston & Ross), r. 381

Sanchez
Lauriston & Ross (Archibald Lauriston and
John Ross), proprietors The Abbotsford,
26 Eddy
Lauritz John M. (William Dick Co.), r. 645 Stev-
enson
LauritzenG., carpenter Krogh Mfg Co., r. Oak-
land
•'-" Louis, hostler Peter Schmidt, r. 9 Wash-
ington
Laust Senik, clerk, r. 497, 4th
Lausteen Martin, salesman John Anderson
Lausten A. Mrs., dressmaking, 1355 Howard
" Anton, clerk, r. 1355 Howard
" Anton, waiter Jacob Petersen, r. 48 East
" Antone, check clerk S. P. Co., r. 714 Treat

Av
" Hans, cook, r. 46 Spear
" Harry, waiter Andrew Christensen, r. 26

Tehama
" Laust P., liquors, NE cor 21st and Harrison
" Louis, porter, r. 48 East
Lauter A., butcher J. Schweitzer & Co.
" Sigmund, traveling salesman Hoffman.

Alexander & Co.
•' v., r. 713 Fulton
Lauterbach Edmond (Lauterbach & Meyer), r.
1808 Union
" Ernest (G. Monnier & Co.), r. 1155 Howard
" Frederick, teacher music, 305 Larkin
" & Meyer (Edmond Lauterbach and Charles
■ * Meyer), liquors, 312 Drumm
«®=Lauterbach. See Louderback
Lauterio Eugene, saddle-tree maker Jorss &

Leonard, r. 33 Hinckley
Lautermilch Leopold, shirt manufacturer, 328

Bush, r. 2714!4 Greenwich
Lauterwasser Charles D., teamster F. P. Lau-
terwasser, r. 925 Capp
" Frederick P., hay and grain, 1505 Foisom,

r. 906 Florida
" Henry W., clerk Simon R. Ames. r. 925

Capp
" Mary, widow, r. 925 Capp
Lauther Louis, broom sorter Cal. Broom Mfg.

Co., r. 112 Alabama
Laux George, clerk Charlotte Lalanne, r. 502
Valencia
" Gustav, baker, r. 503 Chestnut
" Simon, laborer, r. 22 Turk
Lavafl Joseph, painter, r. 204, 15th
Lavagnino Augustino, liquors, 130 Pacific, r. 314

Pacific
LaVallee Armand, ladies' and children's under-
wear, 212, 6th, r. 16131/2 Howard
'• Emery, store keeper, r. 509 Sanchez
" M., carriage maker Joseph Sophey, r. 82 i
Foisom
Lavarone Joseph, clerk Joseph Oliva, r. 193;
Union
" Louis, wood and coal. l.=S06 Broadway

Lavarone Louis Jr., driver Louis Lavarone. r.

1506 Broadway
Lavaroni Antonio, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo
" August, barber, r. 3 Magner PI
" Frank, driver, r. 1622 Stockton
'• John, teamster, r. 27 Hinckley
" John B., hoseman Engine 5, r. 425'/i Grove
" Joseph, driver L. Klotz, r. 1622 Stockton
" Julia, widow, r. 4 Union PI rear
" Louis, fruits and vegetables, 1719 Stockton
" Luigi, peddler, r. 908 Sansome
" Manuel, laborer, r. 26 Hinckley
•' Ricardo, fisherman, r. 322 Vallejo rear
Lavazo G. B., liquors, 766 Brannan
L iveaga Joseph M., r. 535 Bryant
4®=Laveaga. ' See De Laveaga
Leveau Charles (Frediani & Leveau), r. 715
Howard
" Louis A., butcher, r. 18 Harlan PI
La veil John F., plumber, r. 238 Minna
" Thomas, r. 308 Tehama
" Andrew, clerk A. I. Hall & Son, r. 2919 Pine
" James, boiler maker, r. 2 Harry PI
" Kittie Miss, r. 816 Hyde
" Mary, widow, janitress Denman Grammar

School, r. 816 Hyde
" Michael, laborer, r. 113 Natoma
" Michael, laborer, r. 212 Broadway
" Robert E., shipping clerk Nolan Bros. Shoe

Co., r. 816 Hyde
" Thomas, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 222.

4th
" William, waiter, r. 529 Sacramento
Laven M. C, auditor Pac. Postal Tel. Cable Co.,

r. 30 Post
-e®' Laven. See Lavin and Levin
Leavenroth Abraham, peddler, r. 351i^ Clemen-
tina
Lavenson Albert S., merchant, r. 910 Ellis
" James H., stenographer John A. Benson, r.
3347 Sutter
«®"Lavenson. See Levenson
Laventhal Samuel, manufacturer clothing, 118

Battery, r. 1404 O'Farrell
Laver Augustus (Laver & MuUany), r. Alameda
•' & Mullany (Augustus Laver and Patrick
MuUany), architects, 93 Flood Bldg
Lavergne Celina Mrs., dressmaking, 1308i4 Pow-
ell
" Eugene, machinist Clot & Meese, r. 1308'4
Powell
^S'-Laveroni. See Lavaroni
Lavery Charlotte Miss, teacher Douglass Pri-
mary School, r. 7 Scott
" James V., proprietor North Point Dock
Warehouse, SW cor Sansome and Chest-
nut, r. Sausalito
Lavery Joseph G., accountant and insurance
adjuster, 423 California, r. 724 Bush
" Robert (McAvoy & Lavery), and book-
keeper James V. Lavery, r. 1511 Polk
" Robert J., wharfinger, r. 7 Scott
Lavezzari Linda Miss, r. 1414 Harrison
Lavezzi G., musician, r. 322, 7th i

Lavigne Anna Miss, teacher languages.
Hyde
" Francis, miner, r. 537 Sacramento
" Frank, cooper, r. 404, 3d
" J., cooper Cal. Wine Assn.
" Jean M., fruits, 1501 Mason
" Kate, domestic, 728 Ashbury
" Leon, painter, 1034 Golden Gate A\

■ Chesley

" Raymond, bookkeeper Legallet-Hellwig
Tanning Co., r. 1230 Bush
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Lavin Annie Miss, clerlt Del Monte Milling Co.,
r. 20 Stanford
" Bell Mrs., r. 202 Grove
" Bridget, widow, r. 911 Vallejo
" Dominick J., clerk H. Huddleston & Co., r.

911 Vallejo
" James W., teamster, r. 20 Stanford
" John, longshoreman O. R. and N. Co., r.

168/2 Silver
" John J., master sohr Emily Bichard, r. 20

Stanford
" Joseph P., r. 911 Vallejo rear
<■ Michael, bricklayer, r. 834 Folsom
" Peter J., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.

407 Clayton
•' Thomas B., seaman, r. 645 Merchant
" Thomas P., teamster, r. 20 Stanford
ie®-Lavin. See Laven and Levin
Lavine Blanche, actress Cremorne Theatre, r.

113, 4th
«®-Iiavine. See Lavigne

La Violette Gaspard, drygoods, 116, 3d, r. 23
Stanly PI
" Gaspard Jr.. salesman Gaspard La Vio-
lette, r. 23 Stanly PI
" Victor, salesman Gaspard La Violette, r.
23 Stanly PI
La Voce del PopolO (Italian daily), Giovanni B.

Cevasco proprietor, 729 Montgomery
Lavoie John A., bartender, r. 569 Stevenson
Lavori Frank, bootblack, 14, 3d, r. 1213 Dupont

" Joseph, waiter, r. 577 Bryant
Lavoy Frank A., gripman Sutter St. Ry., r. 1919

Larkin
Law and Order League of California, Mrs.
Rose M. French secretary, 941 Valencia
" Daniel, boiler maker, r. 1012 Tennessee
Law Department Southern Pacific Co., 4 Mont-
gomery
" Frank G., clerk local freight offtce S. P.

Co., r. 2035 Mission
" Frank H., plumber, r. 235^ Perry
" Hartland (The Viava Co.), and physician,

2109 Van Ness Av
" Herbert E. (The Viavi Co.), r. 1526 Vallejo
" Jane A., widow, r. 610 O'Farrell
Law Journal San Francisco, Stockwell & Co.,

proprietors, 219 Bush
Law Library San Francisco, New City Hall, 3d
floor
" Richard W., watchman S. P. Co., r. 2035

Mission
>' Thomas, hostler Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 620

" William, pattern maker, r. 1616 Golden

Gate Av
" William M., electrician, r. 1362a Market
4®"Law. See Lau and Laws
Lawden John, carpenter, r. 729 Capp
Lawford Ann A. Mrs., r, 2311 Larkin
" James, longshoreman, r. 309 Fremont
" William E., clerk Landsberger & Son, r.

2311 Larkin
Lawler Daniel G., clerk Peter H. Lawler, r. 14

Heron
" David, trunkmaker, r. 8 Albion Av
" David A., asst. weigher U. S. Customs, r.

8 Albion Av
" Davis B., civil engineer, r. 1101 Green
" F. C. Mrs., r. 1121 Alabama
" Francis, groceries, SWcor Oak and Gough,

r. 342 Oak
" Frank, clerk Delmas & Shortridge, r. 345,

13th
" Frank C, clerk Renton, Holmes & Co., r.

777 Harrison

Lawler Frank W., attorney at law, 732 Spreck-

els Bldg, r. 634 Waller
" Howard J., compositor, r. 777 Harrison
" James, bartender Clement Dixon, r. 7 Jane

PI
" James F., boiler maker Fulton Eng. & Ship

Bldg Wks, r. 14 Heron
" John, fireman, r. 501 Napa
" John, sweeper Harbor Commissioners
" John, wool sorter Flint & McLennan, r.

308, 23d
" Joseph, r. 514/2, 3d

" Joseph, capitalist, r. SE cor York and 17th
•' Joseph Jr., r. 1121 Alabama
" Kate, widow, r. 3)8, 22d
" Martin J., collector Post OfQce, r. 1, 25th
" Mary, widow, r. 49 Jessie rear
" Michael H., groceries and liquors, 411, 5th
'■ Nicholas, teamster, r. 49 Jessie
" Patrick, box maker Pac. and S. F;. Box

Factory, r. 326/2, 10th
" Peter H., groceries and liquors, 1131 Harri-
son, r. 14 Heron
" Philip J., bookkeeper, r. 342 Oak
" Thomas, r. SE cor York and 17th
" Thomas, painter, r. Nebraska nr Army
" Thomas H., journalist, r. 777 Harrison
" Thomas H. jr., millhand M. Hansen & Co.,

r. 228 Birch Av
" Wilson G., chief engineer str Constance,

r. 1641 Polk
«®~ Lawler. See Lawlor and Lolor
Lawless Bridget, widow, r. 511 Franklin
" James, watchman, r. 27 South Park
" J. C. & Co. (Joseph C. Lawless), harness

makers, 115 Market
" John E., millhand Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 6Vi

Clinton
" Joseph C. (J.C. Lawless & Co.), r. Alameda
Lawless JosepllL, secretary Joost Bros., 1438-

1440 Mission, r. 755^/4 Howard
" Joseph v., clerk, r. 511 Franklin
" Lawrence, r. 755!4 Howard
" Margaret, widow, r. 6!4 Clinton
" Martin, asst. engineer str Farallon
" Michael, shoemaker, r. 474V4 Tehama
" Robert T., chief officer str Australia, r. 915

Oak
" Rose Miss, saleslady, r. 27 South Park
" Thomas E. .printer C. E. Worden & Co., r.

27 South Park
Lawley John J., plasterer, r. 833, 18th
" Michael C, laborer, r. 833, 18th
« Thomas J. . plasterer, r. 833, 18th
Lawlor Bryan, laborer, r. 323, 4th
" Daniel, oiler str City of Everett
" du Tour Mrs., teacher music, r. 48 Oak
" Frank, lineman Pac. Tel. &Tel. Co., r. 3718

" George F., pressman Francis-Valentine
Co., r. Fruit vale

" George W., r. 224 Haight

" Herbert A., salesman Ben H. Lucke, r.
Oakland

" John (ZoUver, Branch & Lawlor), r. 3604
Sacramento

" John, driver John F. Schwartz, r. 1138 Mc-
Allister

" John, machinist Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 725 Min-
nesota

" John C, brass finisher Union I. Wks, r.
3604 Sacramento

" John M., r. 1731 Broadway

" J. William, r. 1731 Broadway

" William B., watchman, r. 48 Oak

" William M. Jr., clerkGoodyear RubberCo.,
r. San Quentin
Lawlor William P., attorney at law, 508 Califor-
nia, room 34, r. The California Hotel
4®-Lawlor. See Lawler and Lalor
Lawrence A., clerk, r. 923 Post

" Albert, car painter S. P. Co., r. 106, 13th

" Albert, helper Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 135
Shipley

" Andrew M., journalist, r. 608b Powell

" Ann Mrs., proprietor San Bruno House,
110, 4th

" Arthur C, salesman Hulse, Bradford & Co.,
r. 804 Haight

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Lawrence Axel, druggist B. Broemmel, r. 3023
Fi llmore
" BenjaininB.,driverEngine36,r. 401 Duncan
" C, r. 410 Leavenworth
" Charles, clerk, r. 539 Greenwich
" Charles, laborer, r. 333, 3d
" Daly Jr., clerk, r. 1117, 23d
" Daniel, teacher music, 40 New Montgom-
ery, r. 907 Howard
" Darwin E., expressman, SE cor 5th and

Brannan, r. SM Converse
" Edward J., nurse St. Mark's Hospital, 2000

Stockton
" Edwin, restaurant, 1212 Fillmore
" Eliza Miss, tailoress, r. 1519 Mason
" Emil, bartender, r. 221 Elm Av
" Emma D. Mrs., dress cutting school, 1231

Market
" Frank, candle maker Mission Soap and

Candle Wks, r. 309, 17th
" Frank, hostler Cal. Horse Repository, r.

510 Van Ness Av
" Frank, machine hand Fink & Schindler, r

33 Oak Grove Av
" Frank, master schr Frank Lawrence, r

601, 3d
" Frank, porter Haas Bros., r. 529 Greenwich
" Frank W., clerk Henry 1. C. Inselman, r. 33

Oak Grove Av
" Frank W., expressman, SE cor Market and

8th, r. 1033 Hampshire
" Fred, butcher, r. 540 Grove
" George, conductor Market St. Ry, r. 1102
Fillmore
Lawrence George E., attorney at law, 325
Montgomery, room 25, r. 1038 Greenwich
Lawrence George E., carpenter and builder, 619
Sacramento
" George O., dentist, 331 Post
" Harry, gripman Sutter St. Ry.. r. 1635 Polk
" Henry, barber Gustav A. Englander
" Howard C, chemist, r. 613, 31st
" Humphry, carpenter, r. 246 Taylor
" James (Filer & Lawrence), r. 306a Bartlett
" James, clerk, r. 360 Brannan
Mrs., widow, r. 110, 4th
H., .loumalist, r. 37, 3d
" James H. C, compositor Argonaut, r. 1312

Mason
" James W., bookkeeper John P. Fraser r
22 Stockton PI
Lawrence Jay V., carpenter and builder, 619
Sacramento
" John, barber W. C. Patrick
Lawrence John, general superintendent Sun-
set Telephone and Telegraph Co., 316
Bush, r. Berkeley
" John, plasterer, r. 2.35, 15th
" John, porter Payot, Upham & Co., r. 113

Chattanooga
" John, waiter E. Lawrence, r. 1310 Fillmore
". Joseph, barber, r. 536 Geary
"' Joseph J., druggist Colin G. Strong, r. SE

cor Clay and Leavenworth
" Lottie, trayliner C. A. Malm & Co., r. 401

Duncan
" Mae I. Miss, stenographer Union Gas En-
gine Co., r. Alameda
" Mamie Miss, r. 352 Clementina
" Manuel, r. 526 Geary
" Manuel, barber, r. 621 Powell
" Manuel, waiter, r. 706 Front
" Margaret H., widow, r. 910 Steiner
" Mary, widow, r. 525 Filbert
" Mary V. Mrs., inspectress U. S. Customs,

r. 501 Harrison
" Minta, widow, r. 2205 Geary
" Nettie C. Miss, school teacher, r. 910

Steiner
" Richard, laborer, r. 705 Mission
" Swan G., painter, r. 27 Harriet
" Thomas, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1113

York
" W. B., with Spring Valley W. W., r. San

Mateo
" W. Erwin, bookkeeper Carrau & Green, r.

1225 Union
" William, bookkeeper A. Berta Co., r. 1207
Clay

Lawrence Willis P., clerk, r. 136 Ellis

" Wilmot T. B. Miss, r. 1719 Oak
.e®~Lawrence. See Lawrence, Lorentz and

Lorenz
Lawrenson Harold, chronometer and watch-
maker, 6 Market
" Patrick H., painter, r. 12 Hyde
.8®" Lawrenson. See Laurenson, Lorensen and

Lorenzen
Lawrie Ella Miss, teacher music, r. 404 Lott
Lawrie Harry D., secretary California Title In-
surance and Trust Co., 210 Montgomery,
Mills Bldg, r. 31 Belvedere
" James R., teacher music, r. 404 Lott
" J, U., clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r. 1919

Webster
" Maggie Miss, domestic, r. 2828 Bush
•' William N., r. 404 Lott
Lawry Mattie A., stenographer E. W. S. Van

Slyke & Co., r. 425 O'Farrell
.ea-Lawry. See Lauray, Laurie, Lawrie

and Lowry
Laws Anna R., widow, r. 109 Hartford
" Edwin R., gripman Presidio and Ferries

RR., r. 1308 Green
" Elbert C, harness maker Kempkey, Gil-
ham & Sawyer, r. 119 Fulton
" George G., tinsmith, r. 121 Fulton
" John C, policeman, r. 1515 Ellis
" P. Miss, operator W.U. Tel. Co.. California

Hotel, r. 1515 Ellis
" Rose, widow, r. 119 Fulton
4®-Laws. See Law
Lawson Albert, r. 608 Bartlett
" Albert C, mason, r. 52114 Birch Av
" Alexander, machinist, r. 14 Minnesota
" Andrew, cooper, 223-235 Jackson, r. 414, 7th
" Andrew, janitor, 30 Ellis, r. Oakland
" Andrew, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
" Andrew, tanner, r. 15 Aileen Av
" Artemus, car builder Market St. Ry., r. 156

Golden Gate Av
" Arthur B., bookkeeper, r. 1316 Larkin
" Arthur L., bicycle repairer Joseph F.

Moran, r. 12!4 Lynch
" August Mrs., widow, r. lOOOA Minna
" A. W.,r. 706Mason
" Caroline, widow, r. 314 Beale
" Charles, dry goods, 918 Illinois
" Charles, tanner J. C. Reud & Co., r. 15

Aileen Av
" Charles, wood and coal, 849 Florida
" Charles R., paper hanger J. E. Rose
" Christophor, heckhand str Resolute
" Edward, seaman, r. 1003 Battery
" Eric, seaman, r. 438 Broadway
" Ernest D., burnisher Schaezlein & Bur-
ridge, r. 34 Derby PI
Lawson F. A. & Co. (Frederick A. Lawson), im-
porters car bodies, car trucks, wheels,
fare registers, fenders, rails and fasten-
ings, cooperage, stock and paper, 123
California, room 15
" Frederick A. (F. A. Lawson & Co.), 123

California
" Frederick O., sheet iron worker John C.

Lawson, r. 731 Guerrero
" George, cooper, r. 414, 7th
" George F., stove maker Union I. Wks, r.

1007 Minnesota
" George H., sheet iron worker John C. Law-
son, r. 731 Guerrero
" George R., ship joiner Union I. Wks, r. 963

Howard
" George R. Jr., sailmaker Simpson & Fish-
er, r. 241, 3d A v

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Lawson Gustave, seaman, r. 31 Broadway
" Hans, liquors, SE cor Drumm and Pacific,
r. lOOVi Jackson

Harry G., teamster, r. 40 Gilbert rear

Henry, capitalist, r. 715 Howard

Ida, domestic, 709 Mason

Ivan F., clerk Stevenson & Co., r. 1805 Ellis

J. A., agent, r. 15591/4 Market

James, teamster, r. 901 Battery

John, barber Marks Cohen, r. 507 O'Farrell

John, clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r. TJni-
verity Club

John, weigher D. J. Walker, r. 1450, 25th

John C, tin and sheet iron worker, 702 San-
some, r. 731 Guerrero

John C. Jr., sheet iron worker John C. Law-
son, r. 731 Guerrero

John F., laborer S. P. Co., r. 113 Oregon

John F., lodgings, 113 Oregon, r. 230 Green

John F., longshoreman, r. 230 Green

John F., seaman, r. 33 Hinckley

John R., yardman, r. 732, 18th

John S.. ofQce supplies, r. 1110 Leaven-
worth

Joseph, cleaner Sutro Baths, r. 702 Point
Lobos Av

Louisa Mrs., dressmaking, 1821 Polk

Martin, seaman, r. 117 Drumm

Matilda, widow, r. 12i4 Lynch

Peter, seaman, r. 117 Drumm

Robert, feeder Schmidt Label and Litho.
Co., r. 414, 7th

Robert, seaman, r. 1001 Battery

Sarah A., widow, r. 827 Capp

Thomas, clerk, r. 241 Webster

Thomas A., cooper, r. 414. 7th

Walter, clerk J. K. Armsby Co.,r. 608Bart-
lett

Walter S., sheet iron worker John C. Law-
son, r. 731 Guerrero

William, conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 12'/4
Lynch

William A., r. 1316 Kearny

William A., attorney at law, 101 Sansome,
room 19, r. 2032 Steiner

William A., journalist S. F. News Letter

William B., horseshoer Stone & Wherry, r.
4421/2, 6th

William H., cooper Cal. Wine Assn., r. 404,
7th

William R., motorman, r. 936 Capp

Yeats C, asst. auditor Wells, Fargo& Co.'s
Express, 35 New Montgomery, r. 2311
California
Lawthar Jacob, stone cutter, r. 608, 6th
" William, ship builder, r. 501 Napa
Lawton Augustus F., bookkeeper Mutual Life
Ins. Co. of New York, r. 2506 Clay
" Catherine, widow, r. 418 Fulton rear
" Delmore E., clerk, r. 1409 Sacramento
" Edward, deputy Tax Collector, r. 2106'/2

Bryant
" Edward, printer, r. 21061/4 Bryant
Lawton Edward J., practical plumber, steam
and hot water fitter, specifications fur-
nished and estimates given, all work
guaranteed, shop and r. 7 Belvedere nr
Waller
" Edwin G., real estate, 323 Montgomery
" Erwin, watchman, r. 1021 Powell

LAWTON F. H. & 00.

(Frank H. Lawton), shirt manufactur-
ers, 229 Kearny

Lawton Frank H. (P. H. Lawton & Co.), r.
Berkeley '

pad
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Lawton Fritz, electrician John W. Klumpke,
r. 225 O'Farrell
George E., clerk Lachman & Sternfels, r.

1409 Sacramento
George E., observer U. S. Weather Bureau,

r. Brooklyn Hotel
George M., salesman, r. 109 Fair Oaks rear
G. T. Mrs., r. Hotel Pleasanton
James, artist, r. 313, 4th
Jennie, vrtdow, r. 47 Elgin Park Av
Josephine E. Miss, telephone operator Pac.

Tel. and Tel. Co., r. 1409 Sacramento ■
Manley C, civil engineer, r. 1799 Filbert
Martha, widow, r. 1409 Sacramento
Michael A., machinist, r. 516 Connecticut
Orlando, real estate, 323 Montgomery, r.

Oakland
Peter, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 2812

Greenwich
Robert C, law student, r. 1799 Filbert
Sarah H., widow, r. 1501b Larkin
William, agent Modern Laundry Co., 634
Montgomery, r. 1535 Mission
" William, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
Lawton William F., vice-president Sunset
Photo and Engraving Co., 131 Post, r. 313
Eddy
" W. J. P., dentist, 231 Post
Lawton & Co. (New York), Duplicating Ap-
paratus and Imperial Liquid Metal
Polish, The Neograph, The Simplex
Printer, The Duplicator, Improved Hec-
tograph and supplies, and rubber stamp
W. D. McArthur general agent
icific Coast, Islands, China and Japan.
132 California
JS®-Lawton. See Laughten
Lawver Aaron M., real estate and loans, 402
Montgomery, room 8, r. 2805 Washington
Lawyer Mary, widow, r. 344, 18th
" William, laundryman Occidental Hotel, r.
744 Folsom
Lay Fritz, cook, r. 219 Minna
" Henry, iron worker Brode & Clark Iron

Wks., r. 2503 Bush
" Jacob, r. 225 Langton
" Philip, machinist Schrader & Lutge, r. 1213

■ Scott
" Stephen, r. 2503 Bush
Layden Charles A,, tanner, r. 11th Av South
nr P
" James, harness maker, 2440 California,

r. 2756 Bush
" Michael, engineer, r. 2756 Bush
" Michael, r. 11th Av South nr P
" William H., r. 1002 Tennessee
Laydon Darby (Darby Laydon & Co.), r. 267

LAYDON DARBY & CO.

(Darby Laydon), pile drivers, wharf
and bridge builders and contractors,
137-139 Main, telephone Main 5326

Laydon John, helper'Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 54

Mission
Jg^'Laydon. See Leyden and Lydon
Layeaski Sinion, cigar maker, r. 31 Chesley rear
Layman Manuel, porter Occidental Hotel
Layng H. G., president and manager H. G.

Layng Machine Works, 107-111 Fremont,

r. 309 Octavia

Layng H. G. Machine Works

(incorporated), all kinds of special
tools and machines, winery, dynamite
and powder machinery a specialty,
H. G. Layng president and manager,
107-111 Fremont, telephone Main 501
Layng John, superintendent shot tower, SE cor
1st and Howard, r. 617 Fell

" John B., lead roller Selby Smelting and
Lead Co., r. 2904 Pine

■' John E., machinist H. G. Layng Machine
Wks, r. 1420 Devisadero

" Lillie M., widow, r. 506 Hayes

" Robert J., r.:794 Clayton

■ William G., editor Breeder; and Sports-
man, 313 Bush
j8®"Layng. See Lang, Lange and Laing

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Layton Ernest, bookkeeper, r. 809 Octavia
" Francis Mrs., nurse Kings Daughters'

Home, 217 Francisco
" ' Frank D., traveling salesman Stevenson «&

Co., r. Cloverdale
" James E. C, marine engineer, r. 810, 19th
" John, plumber, r. 517, 19th
" Roland, printer Hicks- Judd Co. , r. 333 Mason
" Walter T., driver S. F. Laundry
^S^-Layton. See Laton and Leighton
Lazansky Arthur P., bag maker Bernhard La-
zansky, r. 1835 Union
" Bernhard, bags, 105 Clay, r. 1806 Ellis
" Himan J., bag maker, r. 1825 Union
" Mae Miss, stenographer and typewriter,

710 Spreckels Bldg, r. 1806 Ellis
" Milton H., clerk Bernhard Lazansky, r.

1806 Ellis
" Milton W., bag maker, r. 1835 Union
" Sim, salesman, r. 1806 Ellis
4®~Lazansky. See Lezinsky
Lazar George, carpenter, r. 3750 Bush
Lazard Alexandre (Lazard Freres), r. Paris,
France
" Elie (Lazard Freres), r. Paris, France
Lazard Freres (Alexandre and Elie Lazard,
David Cahn and Alexandre Weill), capi-
talists, 1-3 Sansome
Lazarde Louis, cellarman Wetmore, BowenCo.,

r. 714AFell
La Zare Henry, druggist Joy's, r. 734 Hayes
Lazari Francisco, waiter, r. 6 Card Alley
Lazarus Belle Miss, stenographer, 1335 Stock-
ton, r. 828a Union
" Berthold, salesman Charles Keilus & Co.,

r. 1738a Sutter
" Edward M., traveling salesman Kraker

Mfg Co., r. 313 Ellis
" Harry, salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r.

1728a Sutter
" H. L. Mrs., widow, nurse, r. 30 Russ
" Ida, teacher, r. 1728a Sutter
" Joseph, barber, r. 34 Russ
" Leon A., clerk forwarding dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. 1010 Mason
" Leopold, vineyardist, r. 1010 Mason
" Michael, hat and cloak room S. F. Verein,

r. 1402 Montgomery
" Samuel, dry goods, 1335 Stockton, r. 838a

Union
" Sylvain J., student Lucius L. Solomons, r.
1010 Mason
Lazelle Joseph, helper T. J. Moynihan, r. 15

Oak Grove Av
Lazier Phinley, carpenter, r. 613% Fulton
Lazinsky Rudolph, cadet Army of Heaven at

Hand, r. N s Channel nr 9th
Lazzarini Charles A., barber, r. 3407 California
" Francisco, waiter I. Cuenin, r. 6 Card Alley
" Frank, window cleaner, r. 1112 Montgomery

rear
" Giuseppe, vegetable peddler, r. 65 Henry
" Henry (Casini & Lazzarini), r. 3110 Steiner
" Louis, fruits, r. 3110 Steiner
" Silvio, expressman, r. S s Houston nr Jones
Lea Ernest L. P., porter Louis T. Snow, r. Lorin
" Frank B., tinner, r. 1216 Oak
" Henry E., roofer and tinner, 1316 Oak
" Maurice, hostler United Carriage Co., r. 713

Clementina
" Victor, waiter str Corona
4®°Lea. See Lee and Leigh
Leach Edward, messenger The Bank of British
North America, r. 1950 California
" Frank, laundryman, r. 75 Albion Av
" Frank, usher, r. 407 Sutter
" George W., master mariner with Pope &

Talbot, r. Lick House
" Harold, journalist, 330 California, room 14.

r. 118 Grant Av
" Harry, r. 407 Sutter
" James H., engineer, r. %lVi, 4th
" John, hog ranch, 39th Av South nr H
'■- " John, motorman Market St. Ry.. r. 1004
Tennessee
'< Lavina L. Miss, superintendent S. F.

Mission, r. 16 Selina PI
" . Margaret I. Mrs., proprietor The Oliver,
899 Pine

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Leach Ralph, usher, r.407Sutter
" Richard (Leach & Lee), r. Berkeley
" Sylvester A., receiver Sacramento St.

Branch Market St. Ry., r. 311 Cherry
" Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 355

Minna
" Thomas, laundry office, 713 Folsom, r. 655

Harrison
" Thomas L., clerk Thomas Leach, r. 655

Harrison
" Walter G., salesman, r. 239 Oak
•' W. G. Mrs., r. 339 Oak
" William (Hamilton & Leach), r. Oakland
" William, bartender The Baldwin
" William, carpenter, 3935 California, r. 3337

Geary
" William, feeder Schmidt Label & Lith.

Co., r. Oakland
" & Lee (Richard Leach and Charles M.

Lee), carpenters, 1019 Market
4®"Leach. See Leech and Leitch
Leadwith Mary, widow, r. 175 Clara

" Otis, r. 175 Clara
Leaf Albert, extraman Truck 5, r. 1 Kimball

Court
" J. Gus, printer, r. 932 Broadway
" Robert E., wagon guard Wells, Fargo &

Co., r. 1339 Stanyan
" Tinnin, painter, r. 827 Filbert
League of American Wheelmen (North Cali-
fornia Division), Frank H. Kerrigan

chief consul, 35 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
Leahey Bridget, widow, r. S18i4 Lombard
" Julia, widow, r. 2305 Devisadero
" Margaret, widow, r. 553 Mission
" Timothy, r. Old People's Home
>e®"Leahey. See Lahey and Leahy
Leahy Alice, widow, r. 729 Turk
" Alice Miss, saleslady Hale Bros., r. 117,

27th
" Charles H., plumber, r. 1603 Dolores
" Cornelius J., wrapper G. Verdier & Co., r

1028 Treat Av
" Daniel, brass molder, r. 742 Florida
" Daniel, salesman, r. 1603 Dolores
" Daniel F., inspector U. S. Customs, r. 1028

Treat Av
" Daniel J, plasterer, 40 New Montgomery,

r. 506 Ivy Av
" David J., porter John Sroufe & Co., r. 1234

Green
" Dennis, engineer The Sutherland
" Dennis J., liquors, 1120 Howard
" Ellen, widow, r. 322 Bartlett
" James, contractor, r. 1139, 30th
" James, shoe cutter United Boot and Shoe

Co., r. 1029 Capp
" James F., contractor, 711 Spreckels Bldg,

r. 1923 San Carlos Av
" John, extraman Truck 1, r. 1210 Kearny
" John, helper Bush & Mallett Co., r. 742

Florida
" John, laborer Gray Bros., r. 68 Clipper
" John F., clerk C. Curtin, r. 117, 27th
" JohnW. (J. W. Leahy& Co.), r. 1925Mission
" Joseph F., plumber, r. 1028, 20th
" Julia Miss, r. 1933 Mission
" J. W. & Co. (JohnW. Leahy), proprietor.s

Pacific Tea Co., 1925 Mission
" Margaret Miss, r. 326 O'Farrell
" Mary, widow, r. 20!4 Harriet
" Maurice A., elevatorman, r. 1028 Treat Av
" Michael, bartender Annie Damery, r. 738

Howard
" Michael, fireman Palace Hotel, r. 742

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I^eahy Michael B:, salesman Murphy, Grant &

Co., r. 114 Oak
" Michael J., plasterer, r. 506 Ivy Av
" Patrick, canvasser, r. 227 Hayes
" Patrick, laborer, r. 527 Sacramento
•' Robert, clerk P. M. SS. C!o.'s wharf, r. 975

Bryant
" Stephen C, compositor Call, r. 2V4 Russ
" Thomas, salesman Nolan Bros. Shoe Co., r.

1206 Mission
" Thomas E., painter, r. W-A Harriet
" Thomas J., carpenter, r. 1603 Dolores
" William, laborer, r. 907 Folsom
" William, machine operator United Boot

and Shoe Co., r. 117, 27th
Leahy William H., secretary Goldstein & Co.,

26 O'Farrell, and contractor, r. 1923 San

Carlos Av
•' William P., laborer, r. 1139, 20th
4®"L.eahy. See Lahey and Leahey

Leak Glove Manufacturing Co.

(of Gloversville), Louis D. Radgesky
secretary, office 411 Market

j8®=L,eak. See Leek

Leake W. S., secretary Pacific Coast Jockey
Club, parlors A and B Palace Hotel, r.
3009 Clay
Lieale John, master str Bay City, r. 2425 Pacific
Av
" William G., master str Caroline, r. 2004
Vallejo
;6®"Leaman. See Leemann, Lehman and Leh-

mann
Lean Edward, clerk Rothschild & Ehrenpfort.
14 Ash Av
" Edward J., salesman Union Clothing Co.,

r. 805 Geary
" Joseph, special policeman, r. 412 Jones
" Robert F., policeman, r. 137. 4th Av
Leander Peter, seaman str South Coast, r. 6

Howard
Leaner Reuben T. (Carver & Leaner), r. 1631

i=a

Lear Peace E., electrical engineer, r. 105314

Golden Gate Av
Leard Edward, painter, r. 1144 Howard
Leardon Thomas, laborer, r. 26 Minna
Learned Alfred M., clerk Post Office, r. 122, 6th
" Edward A., carpenter and builder, 213

Leidesdorff, r. Golden Gate, Cal.
" Matthew, clerk, r. 2 Brady
" Thomas, painter, 1908 Mission, r. 2122 How-
ard
" Thomas Jr., painter Thomas Learned, r.

2122 Howard
" William, shoelaster, r. 2 Brady
M^ Learned. See Larned

Leary A. J. Co., Theodore Kueppers president.
Fred Verleger vice-president, Paul Frej -
gang secretary and treasurer, printers,
binders and blank book mfrs., 113-lU)
Davis
" Andrew B., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

1415 Guerrero
" Ann, widow, r. 68b Clementina
" Arthur, teamster Overland Freight Trans

fer Co., r. 320 Langton
" Babbette, domestic, 611 Hyde
" Bernard, r. 233a 12th
" Christopher J., laborer Diggins Bros., r. 2

South Broderick
" Cornelius, liquors, 4 Jackson, r. Precita Av

nr California Av
" Cyrus T., tanner, r. 1020, 11th Av South
1. laborer, r. 8 Elwood rear

Leary Daniel F., foreman, r. 2020 Bush

" Daniel J., clerk Auditor's office, r. 1119 Cas-
tro

" Dennis, coalpasser str Corona, r. 479 Te-
hama

" Edward A., salesman Butler, Schutze &
Co., r. 1119 Castro

" Hannah, widow, r. 2223 Post

" Hannah, domestic, 1813 Pine

" Henry J., molder Golden State and Miners'
Iron Wks, r. 68 Clementina

" Henry T., plaster molder Samuel Kellett,
r. 1114 Taylor

" James, carriage painter, r. 318 Chenery

" James F., carriage painter, r. 1119 Cas-
tro

• ' James F. , shoefinisher Siebe-Granville Co. .
r. 117 Natoma

■• James J., laborer, r. 1110 Mason

" James W., frame maker A. & A. Baker, r.
Alameda

" Jeremiah, livery stable, 2113 Pine

" John, r. 1119 Castro

" John, laborer, r. 230, 1st

" John, laborer, r. 530, 3d

" John C, agent, r. 1114 Taylor

" John T., clerk, r. 1119 Castro

" John W., foreman, r. 125 Eureka

" Joseph, r. 709 Green

" Joseph L., teamster M. Friedman & Co., r.
231 , 6th

" Kate, widow, r. 117 Natoma

" Luke, stenographer Coast Division S. P.
Co., r. 922 O'Farrell

" Maggie Miss, clerk Golden Gate Comp,
Yeast Co., r. 2223 Post

" Maggie Miss, millinery, 118, 6th, r. 1119
Castro

" Mary, widow, r. 722 Tennessee

" Mary, widow, r. 1114 Taylor

" Mary Miss, seamstress, r. 117 Natoma

" Michael, laborer, r. 654 Natoma

" Pantly D., fruits, 1325 Polk

" Patrick, r. 709 Clementina

" Patrick (Webb & Leary), r. 120 Bryant

" Patrick, coal passer str San Bias

" Patrick, laborer, r. 154 Perry

" Patrick, molder Vulcan Iron Wks, r. 34
Clara

•• Richard, r. 1028, 20th

" Ruiz, porter Seppich & Kleinhans.r. 1020
Kearny

" Thomas C, actor, r. 228 O'Farrell

" Thomas H., painter, r. 720 Valencia

" Timothy (Leary & Holland), r. 512 How-
ard

" Timothy, bookbinder Hicks-Judd Co., r. 531
Howard

" Timothy, butcher S. P. Hicks, r. 2223 Post

" & Holland (Timothy Leary and Thomas
Holland), proprietors City Hotel, 512
Howard
Leasen Henry, finisher Aug. Jungblut & Co., r.

1106, 23d
Leason Elizabeth Mrs., r. 3732 Greenwich

" George, r. 812 Kearny
Leathe Frank C, messenger Boericke & Run-
yon, r. 504 Liberty

" George W., carpenter, r. 504 Liberty

" William, clerk Murphy, Grant <& Co., r. 504
Liberty
Leatherland James, engineer, r. 211 Fair Oaks
Leatherman Ambrose, glazier, r. 11b Clara

" Henry, solicitor Baxter Portrait Co.
Leathers Christina H. Mrs., fancy goods, 410,
3d

" George N., conductor Market St. Ry., r.
1204 Howard

" Joseph W., cigars and tobacco, 24, 3d, r.
410, 3d
Leautier Constance, widow, r. 911i4 Minna
Leavens William M., machinist McWhirter

Electric Co., r. 509a Hayes
Leavenworth Grace Miss, stenographer, r. 1601
Golden Gate Av

" R. J., clerk freight auditor's dept. S. P. Co.,
r. San Rafael

" The, Mrs. W. O. Bowers proprietor, 301
Leavenworth

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Leaver Henry, proprietor Pioneer House. W s
Larkin toet North Point and Beach

" James H., eiectrician, r. 228^ 8th Av
Leavers Richard, engineer Isidore Burns, r.

Fruitvale
Leavitt Albion E., yard foreman S. F. Lumber
Co., r. 2109 Howard

" Charles, r. 846 Folsom

" Charles C. (John H. Boden & Co.), r. Oak-
land

" Charles H., r. 620 Ellis

" Charles H., lodgings, 117 Taylor

" George M., vice-president S. B. Leavitt
Co., r. Alameda

" HarrietMrs., r. Old People's Home

" Herbert S., conductor Sutter St. Ry. r.
2810a Geary

" John W. (Leavitt & Bill), r. Oakland

" Josie H. Miss, r. 734 Geary

" Leander, mining, r. 512 Golden Gate Av

" Lorenzo, yard hand, r. 837 Alabama

" Lynwood L., r. 437 Jersey

LEAVITT S. B. CO,

snubael B. Leavitt president, George
R. Hansbrow secretary, importers and
dealers news, book, flat, ruled, glazed
and wrapping papers, card and straw
board, envelopes, etc., 509-511 Sacra-
mento, telephone Main 1439

Leavitt Shubael B., president S. B. Leavitt Co.,
509-511 Sacramento, r. 1583 Verdi, Ala-
meda
" Walter T., advertising agent, r. 731 Laurel
Av

Leavitt William C, general agent Union Mu-
tual Life Insurance Co., 419 California,
rooms 1-3, r. 108y2 Turk

Leavitt & BiU (John W. Leavitt and John T.
Bill), agents Cleveland and Crescent Bi-
cycles, .303 Larkin

4^" Leavitt. See Levit

Leavy Charles M., manufacturers' agent, 214
Pine, room 23, r. 2727 Pacific Av
" Clarence M., advertising agent M. A.

Gunst & Co., r. Oakland
" Franklin, salesman Walter Hirschfeld, r.

3727 Pacific Av
" James, roadman Cal. St. RR., r. 1325V4

Vallejo
" Mattie M. Miss, bookkeeper Milton Heyne-
mann, r. 319 Fell

4®=Leavy. See Levey, Levi and Levy

Leaward Thomas, waiter Palace Restaurant,

LeBadlelleL. Mrs., lodgings, 630 Sacramento

Le Ballister Eugene, chief engineer str Monti-
cello, r. Vallejo, Cal.
" James E., proprietor The Powell, 109a
Powell

Lebanon Presbyterian Church, Rev. Donald
M. Ross pastor, SE cor 23d and Sanchez

Le Barron Charles, painter Thomas Downing, r.
142, 9th

Lebatard Michael, stock broker, r. 722 Vallejo
" William, collector, r. 722 Vallejo

Lebbold Henry, blacksmith Charles Herold, r.
San Bruno Hotel

Lebenbaum Co. The, E. Lebenbaum president,
C. Schlesinger secretary, groceries, 1105
Sutter

Lebenbaum E., president The Lebenbaum Co.,
1105 Sutter, r. 908 O'Farrell
" Louis, r. 1.522 O'Farrell
" S., with The Lebenbaum Co., r. 908 O'Far-
rell
" Tillie Miss, r. 1308 Post

Leber John, painter, r. 22 Turk

Le Bere Joseph, candymaker Adolph Hromada,
r. 7 William

Le Bert Adele, widow, r. 220, 18th

Le Berthon Charles P., clerk, r. 630 Hayes
" Theodore M. journalist, r. 620 Hayes

Le Beurier Benjamin, laundry man French Hos-
pital

Lebigue Auguste, tanner Legallet-Hellwig
Tanning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad
Av

Le Blanc Clovis, machinist, r. 906 Stockton

W. W. MOHTAGUE & CO.

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ALL SIZES.

19, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Leblanc Daniel, tanner Legallet-Hellwig Tan

ning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
" Frank, liquors, 736 Montgomery
Le Bourveau J. Frank, contractor and builder,

r. 88, 9th
Leboutellier Emile, tanner Legallet-Hellwig

Tanning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad

Av
Le Breton Charles P., secretary J. C. Johnson

& Co., 400 Market, r. 230 Dolores
Le Breton Edward J., president French Sav-
ings and Loan Society, 534 California, r.

1414 Sutter
" Julia, widow, r. 1414 Sutter
Le Brett Eugene W., pharmacist John A.

Bright, r. 605 Laguna
Le Brey Joseph, helper Joshua Hendy Machine

Wks,r. 323Bay
Le Bris Aline Miss, teacher French, r. 1914 Dev-

isadero
" Louise Miss, teacher French, r. 1914 Devis-

Lebrun Madeline Miss, teacher music, r. 3242

Sacramento
Le Cam Emeline, domestic, 431, 4th

" Ferdinand, clerk, r. 1409 Jackson
Lecante Johanna, widow, r. 14 Lewis
Lechens Annie, domestic, 509 Capp

" Catherine, widow, r. 9311/4 Shotwell
Lecher Emile, clerk, r. 328 Clipper

" Laura, domestic, 1806 Pacific Av
Lechevallier Matthew, engineer Cal. Wine

Assn.
Lechner C. Mrs., widow, r. 520 Folsom
" Joseph, cellarman A. Repsold & Co., r. 155%
Natoma
Lechten Brothers (Charles and Gustav), confec-
tionery, 1215 Polk
" Charles (Lechten Bros.), r. 1215 Polk
" Gustave (Lechten Bros.), r. 1215 Polk
Leckie William S., superintendent J. J. O'Brien

&Co.,r. 17.34 Eddy
4S= Leckie. See Lackie
Le Clair Ann, widow, r. 335, 10th
" Casimir, guard County Jail No. 2, r. 335,
10th
Leclerc Edouard. wool puller Legallet-Hellwig
Tanning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad
Av
" Eugene, painter J. St. Denis & Co.
" Mary, widow, r. 2111 Larkin
Le Clercisr. Eugene, painter G. Orsi, r. Alameda
Leclerc Sanford D., engineer, r. 2313 Lombard
" Theodore S., clerk General Electric Co., r.
817 Bush
Le Cointh Leon, liquors, 318 Grant Av
Le Compt Albert E., paper hanger, r. 634, 4th
Le Conte Louis J., asst. U. S. Engineer, 533

Kearny, room 15, r. Berkeley
Le Conte Primary School, Miss Margery C.
Robertson principal, W s Powell bet
Washington and Jackson
Lecoste John Mrs., widow, r. 19th Av South bet
G and H

LE COUNT BROTHERS

(Joseph P. and Thomas R.), wholesale
stationers, blank book manufacturers
and printers, 533 Market, telephone
Main 774

Le Count Frank P., salesman Le Count Bros., r.

Alameda _

" Joseph P. (Le Count Bros.), r. 7.39 Post

" Thomas R. (Le Count Bros.), r. New York

Le Croix William, painter Studebaker Bros.

Mfg. Co.. r. 734C Clementina

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Lecuyer Charles, laborer, r. 619 Pacific
Ledden Amelia Miss, saleslady Eugene G.
Davis, r. 1612 Washington
" James A., carpenter, r. 1612 Washington
" John A., manager American Clingstone
Pitting C6., 504 Kearny, room 10, r. 1612
Washington
" Joseph W., plumtoer, r. 1612 Washington
" T., wrapper Kast & Co., r. 1612 Washing-
ton
Ledderhos Theodore, paper carrier, r. 1112 Tay-
lor
Leddin James, r. 1319 Guerrero
Leddy Charles, salesman Graf Bros., r. 402
Grove
" , Eliza, widow, r. 655 Noe
" Hugh, contractor, r. 1514Vi Valiejo
" James, shoemaker, r. 402 Grove
" John, laborer, r. 316 Davis
" Thomas, coal and wood, 3630 Mission
Ledeme Alfred, bookkeeper London, Paris and
American Bank, r. Alameda
" Liouis, gardener, r. 2300 Leavenworth rear
Lederer Benjamin, dairy produce, 429 Minna, r.
455 Minna
" Carrie Miss, hairdresser G. Lederer. r. 455

Minna
" Charles, r. 210-5 Bush
" Charles, clerk, r. 455 Minna

LEDERER G.,

suecessor to Madam Bertha Spitz,
liairdresser. 111 Stockton, r. 439, 4th

Lederer George M., manufacturers" agent, 120
Sutter, room 73, r. 1612 Scott
" Herman, stock clerk Hoffman, Alexander

& Co., r. 455 Minna
" Leo, with International Nav. Co., 609 Mar-
ket, r. 2102 Bush
" Max, with Steinberger & Kalisher, r. 2102
Bush
Lederle Henry E.. clerk John H. Linuermann,

r. 3119, 16th
Ledelof Olof , tailor, r. 1222 Filbert
Ledford Benjamin F., r. 319 Ellis
Ledgett Richard D.. horseman, r. 34IV2, 4th Av
Ledlie Julia A., widow, r. 912 Union
Leduc Louis, jeweler, r. 1313 Stockton
" Pierre, proprietor Bay View Nursery, 21st

Av South nr J
•• Tule Improvement Co., George W. Hendry
manager, manufacturers life preservers,
factory 248 Fremont, office 8 California
Ledwich Lawrence, longshoreman, r. 408 Chest-
nut
Ledwidge John, stage manager Columbia Thea-
tre, r. 145 Grove
Ledwith Charles, electrician, r. 313, 4th

" Oliver T., r. 175 Clara
Ledyard John S. (Ledyard & Kerr), r. Berkeley

LEDYARD WILLIAM E.,

homoeopatMc physician, oface 223 Post
bet Grant Av and Stockton, hours 10
a. m. to 3 p. m., r. Sunol, Alameda Co.

Ledyard & Kerr (John S. Ledyard and Edward
Kerr), agents The Brahma Cevlon Tea
Co., 131 Post
Lee A., r. 519 Sacramento
" Abraham, expressman. NW cor Grant Av

and Post, r. 106 Bernard
'• Albert E., with Shreve & Co.. r. 824 Laguna
■ Anna H. Mme., manicure. 126 Kearny,

room 31, r. 1415 Geary
'' Annie, domestic, 1621 Bush
'• Anton, cook, r. 236 Minna

i Arthur H.. artist Examiner, r. llX>3Vi Han"

rison
Arthur S., inspector U. S. Customs, r. 2(J

O'Farrell , :

Bamett, tailor, r. 125 Ash Av
Benjamin B., physician, 400 Geary, r, 34

Ellis
Bert, seaman, r. 122 Gilbert rear
Bridget, widow, r. 305/2, 6th
Byron B., traveling salesman, r. 800 Kearny
Charles, clerk, r. 1916 Lexington Av
Charles A., engineer str Sunol, r. 1001 Capp
Charles M. (Leach & Lee), r. Alameda
Charles S., teamster, r. 1300 Vallejb
Christopher, lieut. Underwriters Patrol

Station 1, r. lOSc Silver
Christopher, tailor Sam Meyer & Co., r. 1

Eddy ; - .

Clara S. Mrs. (Merrick & Leej, r: 1429 Mis-
sion
Edward, machinist Pac. Sheet Metal Wks,

r. San Mateo
I Edward, manager Devany, Hopkins & Co:,

520-522 Stanyan, r. 520 Stanyan
Edward, sign painter Pac. Sheet Metal

Wks, r. 10 Valley
Edward D., laborer, r. NE cor 8th and

Brannan
. Edward J., laborer, r. Folsom nr Union Av
Edward S.. porter Holbrook, Merrill &

Stetson, r. 927, 18th
Elvira M., widow, cancer specialist, r. .329

Ellis
Emil, cooper, r. 114 Trenton
Emma M., widow, r. 2215 Bush
Emma R. Mrs., r. 2337 Pine
Ernest A., clerk George W. Caswell & Co.,

r. 3017 Sacramento
Frances, widow, r. 432 Golden Gate Av
Francis, carpenter, r. 45 West Mission
Frank, wool dealer, r. 931 Page
Frank P., hostler John R. Walton, r. 311

10th
Frank P., stenographer The Travelers Ins.

Co., r. 73 Minna
Frank V., clerk, r. 5 Adelaide PI
Fred. C, clerk Western Sugar Refining Co.,

r. Berkeley
Frederick E., laborer, r. 322, 3d
George, boat builder and boating, SE cor

South and Kentucky
George, engineer John McQueen, r. 453 Ste-
venson
George A., porter Olympic Club, r. 1300

Valiejo
George H. (Lee & Kiser), r. 625 Golden

Gate Av
George W., deputy County Clerk, r. 1627/2

McAllister
George W., expressman, 113 Grant Av, r.

1300 Valiejo
Helge, laborer, r. 13a Oak Grove Av
Henry, porter S. F. Protestant Orphan

Asylum
Hiram H., wool dealer, 436 Townsend, r.

206 Haight
Horace P., expressman G. W. Lee, r. 1300

Valiejo
Isaiah, cellarman Bach, Meese & Co., r.

Oakland
James, correspondent J. D. Spreckels &

Bros. Co., r. Berkeley
James, hostler, r. 366 Natoma
James, peddler, r. 535, 8th
: James G. C, Lieutenant Colonel U. S. A.,

deputy Quartermaster General, 36 New

Montgomery, r. 606 Sutter
James S., clerk M. A. Lee, r. .3017 Sacra-
mento
James W., clerk local freight office S. P.

Co,, r. 1209 McAllister
Jeremiah, machinist, r. 7 Willow av
John, office 209-211 Mission, r. San Mateo
John, deckhand str Oakland, r. Oakland
John, drayman H. Dutard, r. 419 Baker
John, laborer, r. 29 Minna
John, laborer, r. 1427 Laguna
John, sale.sman Christy & Wise, r. 931 Page
John, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento

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Lee John, Jr., general superintendent Pacific
Sheet Metal Works, r. 614 Steiner
John B., laborer, r. 27 Caroline
John N., compositor El Comercio de San

Francisco, r. 147, 3d
John T., longshoreman, r. 6 Rincon Av
John W., furnished rooms, 1016 Market
Joseph, glove cutter F. G. Conklin & Co., r.

130 Julian Av
Joseph, plumber, r. 545 Elizabeth
Joseph, waiter, r. 318 Minna
Joseph, waiter, r. 706 California
Joseph E., carpenter, r. 806 Army
Joseph F., engineer, r. 214^2 Fillmore
J. Richard, clerk J.D. Spreckels & Bros. Co.,

r. Berkeley
L. Eugene, mining, r. 2524Gough
Lizzie Miss, clerk, r. 432 Golden Gate Av
Lizzie Mrs., furnished rooms, r. 1354 How-
ard
Lucy Miss, r, 11 Auburn
Malcolm, piano tuner Bruenn's Piano

House, r. 214, 3d
Martha, widow, r, 3017 Sacramento
Mary, widow, r. 6 Tehama
Mary, widow, r. 10 Lewis
Mary, domestic, r. 57 South Park
Matthew, cellarmaster Bach, Meese & Co.,

r. Berkeley
Milton A., boots and shoes, 1820 Devisa-
dero and NW cor Central Av and Sacra-
mento, r. 3017 Sacramento
Nicholas, glazier, r. 6 Golden PI
Patrick, r. 407 Eureka
Peter, seaman, r. 113 Oregon
R. E. Mrs., widow, r. 545 Elizabeth
Reuben N., stonecutter J. R. Blanchard. r.

559 Bryant
Robert, clerk F. A. Rouleau, r. 1(U5 Mar-
ket
Robert, type caster Am. Type Founders'

Co., r. 20'^ Shotwell
Robert E., r. 10 Lewis
Robert S., restaurant, cor Ocean House

Road and Jules Av
Roswell, r. 505 Mason

S. J., teacher Trinity School, r. 3300 Wash-
ington
T., longshoreman O. R. and N. Co.
Thomas, r. 522'/^ Stevenson rear
Thomas, boilermaker McMurphy & Mc-

Evoy, r. 57 South Park
Thomas, bookkeeper Frank A. Geier, r. 241

15th
Thomas, laborer, r. 73 Minna
Thomas B., stonecutter, 327 Clementina
Thomas F., butcher, r. 10 Lewis
Thomns J., boilermaker McMurphy & Mc-

Evoy, r. 11 York
Thomas J., weigher, r. 100 Jones
Thomas W. (T. W. Lee & Co.), r. 304 Bat-
tery
T. W. & Co. (Thomas W. Lee), photo en-
gravers, 304 Battery
W. F., r. 620 Market
Willet B., wool dealer, 436 Townsend. i'.

206 Haight
William, r. 522;4 Stevenson rear
William, engineer, r. 120^, 18th
William E., agent S. F Transfer Co.
Willi m F., boots and shoes, 1207 Scott
William G., buyer Hale Bros., r. 222 Clip

per
William G., machine hand W. H. Nolan &

Co., r. 304, 3d
William J., butcher, r. 10 Lewis
Lee & Kiser (George H. Lee and James A.
Kiser), real estate agents, 306 Montgom-
ery
46^Lee. See Lea and Leigh
Leebody William E., cellarman Lachman &

Jacobi, r. 500 Rhode Island
Leech Harry, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
718 Golden Gate Av
" John, marine engineer, r. 11 Boardman PI
^®=Leech. See Leach and Leitch
Leechman John, mining, 508 California, room 23,

r. Berkeley
4®"Leechman. See Leishman

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,
CARPETS.

Immense stock of the Latest Patterns.
©-41-e4-'7 ATarket St.

Leechstring Charles, waiter Bohemian Club, r.

337 Clementina
Leedom T. L. & Co. (Bristol, Penn.), G. L. Birk-
maier agent, importers carpets, rugs,
etc., 35 New Montgomery
Leeds Benjamin F., keeper Alcatraz Light Sta-
tion
■' Bertha E. Miss, teacher, r. 713 Ellis
" Charles, watchman S. Simon, r. 700 Front
" Eliza J., widow, r. 35 Beaver
" Eugene M.,brakeman J. W. Ferris, r. 2133^

Harrison
" Isabella, widow, r. 2133^4 Harrison
" JohnD., brakeman J. W. Ferris, r. 2133'/2

Harrison
" Stephen P., journalist, r. 2625 Pine
" William B., printer, r. 933 Mission
Leege Charles F. (Leege & Mills), r. Ross

Valley, Marin Co.
Leege W. & Co. (William Leege), wines and
liquors, 113 Halleck
" William (W. Leege & Co.), r. 1111 Van
Ness Av
Leege & Mills (Charles F. Leege and Thomas
H. Haskins), importers coffees, teas and
spices, 410-412 Clay

LEEK DENTAL PARLORS J. J.,

J. J. Leek proprietor, aU work first-
class and reasonable, office hours,
week days, 9 a. m. to 9 p. m., Sundays
9 a. m. to 12 m., 1206 Market, room 4

Leek George W., dentist. 20 O'Farrell, r. Hotel
St. Nicholas

LEEK IRA G.,

dentist and inventor The Electric Den-
tal Engine, 724 1-2 Market, r. 25 Clin-
ton Park

LEEK J. J.,

proprietor The J. J. Leek Dental Par-
lors, 1206 Market, room 4

*®-Leek. See Leak

Leenian Wilson F., machinist Golden State and

Miner's I. Wks, r. 3435, 16th
Leemann August, molder Vulcan 1. Wks, r. 19
Treat Av
•' Julius, foreman Vulcan I. Wks, r. 340, 13th
jftS^Leemann. See Lehman and Lehmann
Leeper Aloinus D., printer, r. 1604 Mason
" Thomas, tilesetter W. W. Montague & Co..
r. 8 Cook
Lees Bert S., clerk Edison Phonograph Co., r.

732 Powell
Lees Fred W., License Collector. New City

Hall 1st floor, r. 1022 Pine
Lees Isaiah W., Captain detectives, New City
Hall, 1st floor, r. 1022 Pine
" Tenie, widow, r. 732 Powell
Leet Henry A. Mrs., widow, r. 522 Van Ness Av
" Ulysses S., turner James Young, r. 331

Geary
" Walter H., undertaker Halsted & Co.. r.
522 Van Ness Av
Lef Gustave, liquors, 154 Stuart
Lef covitz Abraham, peddler, r. 415'A Clementina
Lefebvre Alphonse, blacksmith J. J. La Cha-
pelle, r. 5154 Langton
" Joseph, carpenter, r. 978 Howard
" Odilon, blacksmith J. J. La Chapelle, r.
978 Howard
Lefevre August, shipping clerk F. Daneri & Co..

r. 1110 Pacific
Le Fevre Brothers (Ovid W. and Louis G.), bar-
bers, 2391/2 O'Farrell.

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at prices that defy competition. Call and

see our stock.
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Lefevre Edward, brass finisher M. Greenberg's

Sons, r. 34 Harriet
Le Pevre Ella Miss, telegraph operator, r. 3010

Laguna
Lefevre Eugene, butcher Di Vecchio Bros., r. 34
Harriet
" H., clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden Co.,

r. Oakland ■
■' Henry, carpenter S. F. Bridge Co.
Le Fevre Joseph P., physician and surgeon. 14
Grant Av, rooms 16-17, r. Hotel St.
Nicholas
" Linnie Miss, teacher music, r. 3010 La-
guna
" Louis G. (Le Fevre Bros.), r. 926 Mission
" Mary A., widow, r. 3010 Laguna
" Ovid W. (Le Fevre Bros.), r. 926 Mission
Leffa Adolph F. (Mangels & Lefla), r. 336%, 24th
Leffert Otto, baggageman, r. 429 Eddy
Leffln William, expressman, r. 1013 Treat Av
Lefflngwell Elmore C, bookkeeper S. F. Furni-
ture Mfg. Co., r. Oakland
" John H., laborer, r. 8 Langton
" Margaret, widow, r. 8 Langton
■' William C, buggy washer T. D. Sullivan.'
r. 8 Langton
Leffler Absalom, blacksmith Market St. Ry., r.
1219 Fell
" Frederick, contractor, 302 Montgomery, r.

1219 Fell
" John, physician, 114 Geary
Leffmann David, director Thannhauser & Co., 31 1
California, r. 1916 Sacramento
" Henry, foreman Western Sugar Refinery,

r. 1079^4 Tennessee
" Herman, waiter str San Bias, r. 65 Tehama
" Julius W.,r. 1916 Sacramento
" L. D. Mrs., widow, r. 1916 Sacramento
'■ Louis, groceries, 217, 2d, r. 52 Tehama
Leffmann Sigmund T., secretary Thannhauser
& Co., 311 California, r. 1916 Sacramento
Lefielliatre Frederick H., engineer, r. .52a South

Park
Lefkovitz Abraham, r. 225A 12th
" Louis, salesman Nierman & Lefkovitz. r.

1311 Devisadero
" Pincus (Nierman & Lefkovitz), r. 1311 De-
visadero
Leflar William, bakery, 219, 6th
Lefor Adolph, clerk Adjutant General's office,

Dept. of California, r. 2920 Fillmore
LeFort Albert, teacher languages, r. 30 Lewis
Lefort Peter W., clerk freight auditor's dept.
S. P. Co.,r. Oakland

LE FRANCO-OALIFORNIEN,

(French daily and weekly), Alfred
Chaigneau publisher and proprietor,
529 California

LeGal Clarence L. (LeGal & Ostrander), r.

Berkeley
Legal News Publishing Co., Joseph Harrison

secretary, 410 Sansome
LeGal & Ostrander (C. L. LeGal and D. Ostran-
der), planing mill and manufacturers
blocks and steering gear, 116 Mission
Legallet Arthur, president Legallet-Hellwig
Tanning Co., 215-217 Clay, r. 914, 25th
" Eugene, tanner, r. 1109, 11th Av South
" Georges, assorter Legallet-Hellwig Tan-
<) ning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
'■ -Hellwig Tanning Co., Arthur Legallet
president, Christian Hellwig vice-presi-
dent, Samuel Bissinger secretary, wool
pullers and tanners, 6th Av South nr
Railroad Av, office 215-217 Clay

Legasse Peter, tanner S. Bloom & Sons, r.

Adam nr Army
Legay August, laundryman, r. 2027 Mission
" Jean, ironer Jules J. Augas, r. 2027 Mis-
sion
LeGay Paul, bartender J. Didier, r. 138 Oak
LeGaye Albert F.. bookkeeper Charles S.

Bealey, r. 1316D Valencia
Legelardi Luigi, painter, r. 1314 Kearny
Leger Gustave, r. 519 Pine
" James A., laundryman American Laun-
dry, r. 2224 Greenwich
Legge E., r. 39% Zoe
" Herbert, 4th engineer str Coptic
" Howard, tinsmith, r. 408 Jones
" James E., gripman Market St. Ry, r. 512

San Jose Av
" Robert, laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli

Av
" Robert, teamster, r. 5 Harry PI
" Robert T., pharmacist W. H. Gagan & Co.,
r. 5 Harry PI
Leggett Joseph, attorney at law, 6 and 13 Mills
Bldg, 8th floor, r. 918 Dolores
" Philip A., teamster Scott & Van Arsdale

Lumber Co., r. 710 Hampshire
" William A., vice-principal Lincoln Gram-
mar School, r. 632 Castro
i8®"Leggett. See Liggett
Leggio Gregory Rev. S. J., chaplain St. Igna-
tius College
Leghorn George H., agent John Tuckett & Son

(Freeport, 111.), 410 Sacramento
Leglise Mary V. Miss, laundress, r. 437% Ful-
ton
Legnitto Louis, fruits and vegetables. 1826

Union
LeGrande W., r. 915 Montgomery
Legrave Catherine, liquors, 704 Railroad Av

" Victor A., butcher, r. 704 Railroad Av
Leguennec J. M. Mrs., dressmaking, 410, 6th

" John M., cook, r. 410, 6th
Lehan Dennis, barber, 9 Hayes, r. 527 Linden
Av
" Michael S., asst. weigher U. S. Customs, r.
Oakland
Leheney John F., oiler str Progreso, r. 322, 7th
*®"Leheney. See Lahaney
Lehigh Daniel F., supt. Bureau for Benefit of
Service, Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r. 600 Bush
" James V., student Charles H. Hubbs, r. 600

Bush
" William F., accountant, r. 600 Bush
Lehman Adolph, compositor Eastman &
Thomas, r. 625 McAllister
" Albert, tailor, 726 Larkin
" Benjamin, r. 1511 Gough
■' Bertha Miss, hairdresser, r. 424 Austin Av
" Charles, r. 424 Austin Av
" Charles, seaman, r. 320^ Ritch
" Frank, tailor Union Clothing Co., r. 217, 3d
" Henry, cellarman Lachman & Jacobi, r. 3

Bridge PI
" Henry, porter, r. York nr Army
" Jesse E., manager city purchasing dept.

Cal. Notion and Toy Co., r. 1511 Gough
" Lyman, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1585

Valencia
" Mary, widow, r. 230% Langton
" Matthias (Fonge & Lehman), r. 43 Clara
" Max, butcher N. M. Nebron, r. 210% Clara
" Melville W., city salesman Cal. Notion &

Toy Co., r. 1511 Gough
" Michael, carpenter, r. 423A Broderick
" Nathaniel C. painter M. J. & J. J. Donovan,

r. 1433 Steiner rear
" Sylvan C, shipping clerk Castle Bros., r.

1511 Gough
" Valentine, laborer, r. 610a Hampshire
" William, fireman str Crescent City
Lehmann Andrew, laborer, r. 706 Front
" Charles, broom maker Cal. Broom Mfg. Co. ,

r. 133, 17th
" Charles W., clerk The German Savings

and Loan Society, r. 825, 20th
" Christ, laborer, r. 1022 Vermont
" Christian, r. 825, 20th

■' Christian T., cashier National Ice Co.. r.
82.5, 2()th

The Bulletin

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955

Lehmann Eleanora, widow, r. 706 Front
" Ernest, janitor, r. 1341, 25th
" Gottschall, butcher, 1419V4 Devisaderoi r.

2616'/2 Bush
" Lizzie Mrs., furnished rooms, 515 Kearny
" Louis, peddler, r. 724 Fulton
" Maria Mrs., nurse, r. 1012 Clay
" Mary Miss, r. 706 Front
" Max, dairy produce, 625 McAllister
" Max, driver, r. 515 Kearny
, " Simon, salesman Alexander Simon, r. 914a
O'Farrell
" Theodore, r. 1012 Clay
>e®° Lehmann. , See Leemann and Lehman
Lehmensick Charles, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
Lehmi Moses, seaman, r. 3 Vallejo
Lehmkuhl Charles F., bartender George Betz, r.
705 Battery
" Herman B., plumber, r. 3268 Mission
■ " Mary, widow, jani tress Stanford Free Kin-
dergarten No. 1, r. 3268 Mission
Lehmus Richard, longshoreman, r. 2211 Powell
Lehn George, carpet layer Lundy Furniture

Co., r. 808 Guerrero
• " & Fink (New York), wholesale druggists,

William H. Groat agent, 512 Eddy
Jg®" Lehn. See Laine
Lehndorfl Albert, goldsmith, r. 508 Stevenson

" Mary A., widow, r 508 Stevenson
Lehner George, wagonmaker, 36 Broadway, r.
Oakland
" William, blacksmith George Lehner, r.
Oakland
Lehners Carl, student, r. 705 Sutter
" Carl F., chief engineer tugboat Fearless, r.

" Fred E., salesman Crown Distilleries Co.,
r. 421 Larkin
Lehnhardt Charles, porter Haslett & Swayne, r.
35 Chattanooga
" Christian, bookkeeper Rothschild & Ehren-

pfort, r. 913 Jackson
" Henry, machinist Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. 120 De Long. Av
4®= Lehnhardt. See Lenhart, Leonard and

Leonhardt
Lehnhoff William, clerk John Wolf, r. 1100 Tay-
lor
Lehnig Herman, locksmith, 319, 5th
Lehning Edward H., salesman D. Samuels, r.
934 Howard
" Mary E. Mrs., bakery, 934 Howard
Lehousse Edward E., carpenter, r. 908 Bryant
" Hubert, carpenter, r. 908 Bryant
" Louis, r. 908 Bryant
Letir Henry, musician, r. 12i4 August Alley
Lehrberger Jacob S., salesman Greenzweig

&Co., r. 1432, 20th
Lehrer Simon, second hand furniture, 1049 Fol-

som, r. 147 Clara
Lehritter Charles F., plumber, r. 1310'/^ Larkin
" John, barber, 5 Taylor, r. 1210i4 Larkin
'• John Jr., clerk, r. 1210^ Larkin
Lehrke Albert W. (Henry Lehrke & Sons), r.
S W cor Mariposa and Minnesota
•' Gustav H. (Henry Lehrke & Sons), r. SW

cor Mariposa and Minnesota
" Henry (Henry Lehrke & Sons), r. SW cor
Mariposa and Minnesota
Leiirke Henry & Sons (Henry, Albert W., Gus-
tav F. and William C), groceries, SW
cor Mariposa and Minnesota
" William C. (Henry Lehrke & Sons), r. SW
cor Mariposa and Minnesota
Le Huquet Thomas, shipwright, r. 821, 24th
Leias John W., r. 530 Montgomery Av
4®=Leiberman. See Liberman, Liebermanand

Liebmann
Leibert Charles, barrel washer Cal. Wine Assn.
" George B., bricklayer, r. 1119 Stevenson
" John G., mason and builder, 40 New Mont-
gomery, r. 330 Oak
" Robert, bricklayer, r. 330 Oak
4®=Leibert. Sel Llebert

Leibold Emma F. Miss, teacher North Cosmo-
politan Grammar School, r. 1136 Golden
Gate Av
" Harness Co., Jacob G. Leibold proprietor,
110 McAllister

W. W. fflONTAGOE & CO.
CORRUGATED IRON,

Galvanized, Black and Painted,
for Roofing and Siding.

SOSTOSI-r IVIARKET ST.

Leibold Jacob G., proprietor Leibold Harness
Co., llOMcAUister.r. 1136 Golden Gate Av
4®=-Leibold. See Lie bold
Leibrandt Charlotte, widow, r. 1821 Green
Leicester Gerald, r. 1527H Clay
" John F., attorney at law, 104 Sutter, r.
1527M Clay
4®"Leicester. See Lester and Lister
Leich Margaret, widow, r. 112 William
" Peter, barber Michael L. Riegel, r. 112 Wil-
liam
Leiohman J., machinist Atlas Iron Wks., r. 501

Napa
Leichner Conrad Mrs., widow, r. 216, 15th
" George, compositor The Jewish Times and

Observer, r. 216, 15th
" William, printer, r. 216, 15th
Leichsenring Charles, waiter, r. 327 Clementina
" Louis, shoe laster Siebe, Glanville Co., r.
126 Richland Av
Leicht John H. , gardener, r. SW cor Fillmore

and Union
Leichter Charles P. L., salesman Tillmann &
Bendel, r. 2016 Vallejo
" Edward H., machinist Atlas Iron Wks.
" Isadore, clothing, boots and shoes, a824-

3830, 16th
" William, draughtsman Pac. Roll. Mill, r.
2210 Vallejo
Leidach Hans, laborer A. S. Neal Warehouse Co.
Leidecker Alfred, compositor Leidecker & Co.,
r. 9291/4 Lombard
" C. & Co. (Christian Leidecker), book and
job printers and publishers Deutsche
Vereins Zeitung, 331 California
" Christian (C, Leidecker & Co.), r. 92954 Lom-
bard
" Frederick, teamster, r. 52314, 9th
Leidich Christian, porter Johnston & Pulton, r

1407 Montgomery
Leidy Joseph Mrs., widow, r. 2628 Steiner
Leigh David A. , boots and shoes , 767 and 871 Mar-
ket, r. 39 Eddy
" Ernest A. (Davidson & Leigh), r. 1032 Pine
" Frederick, conductor Market St. Ry., r; 711

Minnesota
" R. H., ensign U. S. str Albatross
Lelghton Charles J., salesman Levi Strauss &
Co., r. 412 Eddy
" Charles P., plasterer, r. 1033, 19th
" John, silversmith Shreve & Co., r. 412 Eddy
Leighton John B., secretary Presidio and
Ferries Railroad Co., 1111 Union, r. 2007
Octavia
" Mary A. Mrs., teacher Washington Even-
ing School, r. 3631, 16th
" William A., r. 3631, 16th
" Willis H., teamster, r. 1122 Florida
4®=Leighton. See Laton
Leihkam Sigmund, waiter, r. I63714 Mission
Leilich Alice M., hatmaker, r. 13 Guerrero
" Edwin F., pressman John Monahan & Co.,

r. 13 Guerrero
" Francis T., machinist Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine Agency, r. 13 Guerrero
Leikens Joseph G., florist A. Mann Jr., r. 1523

Clay
Leimig George G., r. American Exchange Hotel
Leinendecker Phillip, butcher, r. 239, 5th
Leinhardt John (John Leinhardt &Co.), r. 1019i^

Clay
Leinhardt John & Co. (John Leinhardt), stoves ,

tinware and plumbing, 626 Kearny
Leipert Herman, barber, r. 31314 Minna
Leipnitz G. & Co. (Adolph Boyken), druggists,
250-353 Sutter cor Grant Av

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DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF

FOREIGN ^'- DOMESTIC GOAL [

Family Trade a Specialty.

a Leipslc Abraham (Leipsic Bros.), r. 2313 Jack-
o son

p, " Benjamin, dairyman, r. 2313 Jackson

« " Brothers (Joseph, Isaac, Abraham, Jacob

© and Lemuel), dairy, 2335 Washington

^ " Harry, salesman S. F. Shoe Hbuse, r. Oak-

land
cQ " Isaac (Leipsic Bros.), r. 2313 Jackson

J- '■ Jacob (Leipsic Bros.), r. 3313 Jackson

o " Joseph (Leipsic Bros.), r. 2313 Jackson

^ " Lemuel (Leipsic Bros.), r. 2313 Jackson

P " Meyer, salesman S. F. Shoe House, r. Oak-

^ land

a " Sarah, widow, r. 2313 Jackson

® Lets Peter, laborer, r. 1315, I7th
*" 4®= Leis. See Lies

Leise John H., clerk W. Steimke, r. 326 Devisa-
dero
" Thomas, gardener, r. 271 Stevenson
j,,^ 4®= Leise. See Liese
^ LeiseQ Frank, capitalist, r. 1015 Lombard
^ " Meas, salesman H. Palmer & Co., r. 413

Jones
" William, r. 1015 Lombard
Leiser Adolph, clerk, r. 1031 Union
" Eliza, widow, r. 1021 Union
" Frederick A., clerk L. P. Fisher, r. 1031

Union
" Jacob, fruit peddler, r. 104 Juniper
" John, groceries and liquors, 3430 Mission
" Louis, clerk John Leiser, r. 3430 Mission
" Louis, stoves and tinware, 67, 4th, r. 1038

McAllister
" Samuel, glazier, r. 1018 Howard
Leishman Frank J., molder Fulton Eng. & Ship
Bldg. Wks, r. 937 Mission
" Robert, laborer, r. 30 Hunt
" Robert Jr., blacksmith, r. 30 Hunt
" William, molder Byron Jackson, r. 637 York
4®" Leishman. See Leechman
Leisinger Wilhelm, baker, r. 635 Clay
Leisner Christian, distiller, r. 330 Pacific
" Martin, clerk Post Office, r. 633 Vallejo
" Mary, widow, r. 310, 12th
4®" Leisner. Liesener
Leison G. H., salesman, r. 318, 4th
Leiss Emil, lecturer, r. 1703 Scott
Leist Charles, cigar maker, r. 1327a Minna
" Charles, shoemakei, 3108, 16th
" Charles J. (Charles J. Leist & Co.), r. 38.35

Washington
" Charles J. & Co. (Charles J. Leist and
Adrian Merle), flour and grain commis-
sion, NW cor Sacramento and Davis
Leisterman Napthalie, tailor, r. 311, 7th
Leistern John, bartender Fred W. Klotz, r. 35,

9th
Leltch Alexander, quartermaster str San Jose
" Edward F., salesman H. Dutard, r. 33414

Sanchez
" William H., drayman, 123 Clay, r. Alameda
4®" Leitch. See Leach and Leech
Leite Anton, dryer La Grande Laundry, r. 1514

Baker
Leiies Frank, men's furnishings, 34^4, 4th
" Mark (Zion & Leites), r. 936 Mission
Leith John B.. bartender Mrs. A. Bonetti, r.
1016!/2 Mason
" John H., r. 5 Folsom Av
" Louisa, widow, r. 5 Folsom Av
" Robert C, canvasser, r. 137, 3d
4®*Leith. See Leathe
Leithead James M., clerk Pac. Mail SS Co., r.

1101 Pine
Leithman Frederick C, gripman Sutter St. Ry
r. 5 Wall PI

Leithman Jacob, conductor Market St. Ry., p.
1608 Baker
" Philip H., conductor Sutter St. Ry., r.
3607A Post
Leitner Frederick, clerk, r. 339 Union
" John, boiler maker Risdon I. & L. Wks, r.

1436 Folsom ' ■

" John, tailor, r. 339 Union
4®=-Leitner. See Lightner
Leitz William, salesman W. &. J. Sloane ACo.,

r. 933 Ellis
j8®"Leitz. See Lietz
Lejeal Aloysius, musician, r. 1914 Clay
Lejohns William Q., hatter, 216, 4th, r. Oaklana
Leland Albert, usher Cremorne Theatre
" Alfred, porter, r. 537 Stevenson ■'■■■

" Alicia, widow, r. 1507 Clay
" Cynthia, widow, r. 1416 Bush
" Emma Miss, saleslady, r. 1507 Clay
" Frank M., mechanical engineer Risdon I. &

L. Wks, r. 317 Guerrero
" George V., master str Gipsy, r. 2300 Fill-
more ..!
" Herman D., master mariner, 9 Mission
Leland Stanford Jr. University, office 819 Mar-
ket, room 1, telephone Main 474
" Thomas B. W., acting principal Hamiltoh

Evening School, r. 811A Greenwich
" William H., r. 1507 Clay
Lelay Fanny, widow, r. 133^ Shipley ' ■'■

Le Lievre John F., teamster, r. 431, 38th
" Prudent, boiler maker, r. 55, 3d ■«

" William, laborer, r. 41714, 11th Av
Lellgholm Carrie, widow, r. 39!4 Moss ' !■-' • '
" Oscar, mattress maker, r. 29^ Moss ' ' •' ,
Lelli Elise, liquors, 539 Filbert

" Ettore, tile setter, r. 529 Filbert
Lelong B. M., secretary State Board of Horti-
culture, r. Alameda ■ •
Le Long Charles F., brass finisher W. T. Gar-
ratt & Co., r. 131114 Eddy
" Henry B., with J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 416

O'Farrell
" Margaret V. Mrs., bookkeeper Luscombe

& Isaacs, r. 1211% Eddy
" Minnie V. Mrs., artist, r. 1211'/2 Eddy
L'Elvezia (Swiss-Italian weekly), George F.
Cavalli editor and proprietor, 15 Mont-
gomery Av
Lem Anna Mrs., r. Old People's Home

" John H., r. Old People's Home
*^Lem. See Lemm

Lema Manuel F., barber, 142;^, 1st, r. 564 Folsom
Lemaire Anton, r. 1004 Webster

" Henry, carpenter, r. 908 Sansome
Le Maitre Jules, butcher, 7 Centre Market, r.

1520 Geary
Leman Mary A., widow, r. 816, 23d
Le Mar Catherine, widow, varieties. Mission
Road nr Concord Av
" Kitty, press feeder Dickman-Jones Co;, r.

832 Howard
" Larue(Linsley &Le Mar), r. 3 Zoe
Le Marbe Ernest, blacksmith, r. 55, 2d
Lemardelay A., secretary, r. 507 Pine
Lemasney Mary, widow, r. 441 Jessie
" Thomas, piano polisher Kohler & Chase, r.
21% Hunt
Lembel Elizabeth, cook, 333 Fremont
Lemberger Frank, clerk, r. 400 Van Ness Av
Lembi Narciso, fisherman, r. 9 St. Charles Pi
Lembke John, porter Hooper & Jennings, r. 631

Shotwell
Lemcke August, barber Bernhard Bernhard, r.
936 McAllister
" Marie, widow, r. 303% Turk
" Martin, commission and brokerage, 116

California, room 17, r. Alameda
" Otto, barber, 119%, 4th, r. 16 Laskie
" Otto Jr., barber Otto Lemcke, r. 16 Laskie
Lemen Orlando T., r. 23 Post
Lemieux Ambrose, waiter, r. 831 Jackson
" Eugene T., conductor Market St. Ry., r.
10% Farren Av
Lemkau Annie, widow, r. 130^ Silver
" Annie Miss, saleslady Ludwig & Behr-

mann, r. 120^4 Silver
" George W.. plumber Krug & Yung, r. 120^
Silver

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Lemle Julius (Lemle & Co.), r. 1322 Octavia

" Leon, r. 1322 Octavia
Lemle & Co. (Julius Lemle and Nathan Levy).

wines and liquors, 265, 3d
X.emin Rudolph, seaman, r. 122 Jackson
iKi^Lemm. See Lem

Lemman George H., clerk, r. 2126 Jackson
" Mary J., widow, r. 2126 Jackson
■' William T., clerk, r. 2126 Jackson
-e®=Lemman: See Lemmen, Lemmon and
:. ■ Lemon

Lemme Henry L., bartender Ferguson &Curley,
' : r. 653, 20th
'.'. John H., iron worker Western I. Wks, r. 1
Russell
Lenomer Ablonie Mrs., widow, r. 105, 12th
" Charles, barber John Simon, r. 16th and

York
" Edwin F., clerk J. C. Lemmer & Co., r. 1630
Pierce
Xemmer J. C. & Co. (John C. Lemmer and Rob
ert Henry)' proprietors California Boiler
Works, 125-127 Fremont, telephone Main
460
" John C. (J. C. Lemmer & Co.), r. 1630 Pierce
" M., waiter, r. 637 Washington
" Nicholas, cook, r. 20 Calhoun
Lemmermann Henry (Lemmermann & Bose), r.
SW cor Mission and Brook
" Henry W., clerk, r. 307, 4th
" "Hermann, bakery, 425, 4th, r. 444 Duncan
" & Bose (Henry Lemmermann and Freder-
ick Bose), groceries and liquors, SW cor
Mission and Brook
Lemmon Ambrose, stone cutter, r. 2937 Mis-
" sion

" Carrie N., widow, r. 543 Turk
" Charles F., dental student, r. 217 Francisco
" Isabelle, widow, matron Kings' Daughters
Home for Incurables, 217 Francisco, r.
711 Jones
" John W. (Laeremans & Lemmon), r. 1429
: ■ ' Washington

Lemoge Charles (J. Lemoge & Son), r. 2257 Mis-
sion
" Charles P. , clerk Robinson & Knox, r. 2257

Mission
" J. & Son (Joseph and Charles), boots and

shoes, 2257 Mission
" Joseph (J. Lemoge & Son), r. 2257 Mission
Lemoine Emile A., merchant tailor, 331 Kearny,
r. 1441, 25th
" Frank (Lemoine & Co.), r. Glen Ellen,
Sonoma Co.
Lemoine & Co. (Frank Lemoine and Louis A.
Bouteiller), poultry and dairy produce,
2-10 Pacific Fruit Market, 536 Clay, tele-
phone Main 1148
Lemoines William, horse trainer, r. 4 Tay
Lemon Alexander D., attorney at law, 1504 Mar-
ket, rooms 31-32, r. 142 Guerrero
" Charles, storekeeper Ewell, Shafer&Co., r.

2511Folsom
" James H. (J. H. Lemon & Sons), r. 326, 19th
" J. Arthur (J. H. Lemon & Sons), r. 326, 19th
" J. H. & Sons (James H., J. Arthur and John

H.), grainers, 310 Stockton
" John H. (J. H. Lemon & Sons), r. 326, 19th
: " Richard, stevedore, r. Contra Costa House
. >' William, salesman Raphael Weill & Co.,

r. 1305 Leavenworth
«®=Lemon. See Lemen, Lemmen and Lem-
mon
Lemont George W., with ^tna Insurance Co.,

r. 510 Valencia
4®=Lemont. See Lamont
Lemoore Land and Fruit Co., C. L. Dingley

president, 12 Mills Bldg, 5th floor
Lemos Antone, barber, 27 East, r. Oakland
•' Henry, salesman Chiuda & Flach, r. Hay-
wards, Alameda Co.
" Joseph, washer La Grande Laundry
Lemos Leon, merchant tailor, 1117 Market, r. 2.")

Haight
Lemp Conrad, teamster, r, 18 Hollis
■• " Elizabeth, widow, r. 832!^ Vallejo rear

" Josephine Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Amelia
; Lichau, r. 834'/2 Vallejo

4®=Lemp. See Lempp

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

Cliina and Japan Mattings.

Cboice Assortment of
Novelties.

S^I-S^T- IVIARKET ST.

Lempe Charles, clerk, r. 750 Sanchez
" Herman, clerk Peter Clement, r. 2154 Fil-
bert
" John, laborer, r. 29th Av South nrG
Lemperle Charles W., boot crimper, 726 Wash-
ington
" Peter, can maker Standard Oil Co.
" Peter P., pipe fitter, r. 24 Prospect Av
" William, finisher Fink & Schindler, r. 726
Washington rear
Lempke August, seaman schr Monterey

'■' Ida Miss, clerk S, Strauss, r. 1401a Scott
Lempp Clara Miss (F. & C. Lempp), r. 76, 9th
" F. & C. (Misses Fannie and Clara), milli-
nery, 76, 9th
" Fannie Miss (F. & C. Lempp), r. 76, 9th
" F. Paul, foreman Pioneer W. L. & Color
Wks, r.76, 9th
Lemser Brothers (William and Henry), cigars
and tobacco, 100, 6 th
" Henry (Lemser Bros.), r. 44, 6th
" William (Lemser Bros.), and cigars, 1 Tay-
lor, r. 718 Valencia
Len Adolph, oiler str City of Peking
Lenabaum Louis, barber, r. 137, 3d
Lenaby Robert, cook, r. 761!^ Howard
Lenahan Charles F., clerk, r. 407 Fell
" Edward, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1732

Baker
" John, machinist Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg.

Wks, r. 407 Fell
" John, solderer, r. 322, 5th
" John A., teacher, r. 407 Fell
" Joseph, teamster, r. cor Crocker Av and

New Hyde
" Mary, widow, r. 27 Lafayette rear
" Maurice, house mover, r. 926 Mission
" Michael, teamster, r. 1606?^ Lexington Av
4®"Lenahan. See Lenehan, Lenihan, Linahan

and Linehan
Lenari John, baker J. Penna, r. 1324 Dupont
Lenchner Henry, bookkeeper The American
Import Co., r. 17O8/2 Post
" Isaac, laborer, r. 37 Ringold rear
Lenci Orlando, butcher, r. 702 Front
" Peter, butcher P. Micheletti & Co., r. 526

Broadway
" Pilade, butcher, SW cor Mason and Lom-
bard, r. 813 Vallejo
Lencioni Amerigo, rancher, r. 402 Cedar Av
Lendelof Charles O., clerk S. F. Bridge Co., r.
1222 Filbert
" Olof, tailor, r. 1222 Filbert
Lenden Harry, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Lendewig Philo, butcher Wannemacher &Co.,

r. 6 Collins
Lendrath August, laborer, r. 908 Minnesota
Lenehan Thomas J., machinist, r. 40 Morris Av
Lenfestey Percy E., clerk Selby Smelting and
Lead Co., r. 1900 Green
" William G., dairy produce, 1823 Union
■' William P., proof reader, r. 1900 Green
Lengfeld Max, bartender Gohl & Nelson, r. 1

William
i-.engeman Charles F., groceries, cor 6th Av
South and L
" George F., clerk Charles F. Lengeman, r.
cor 6th Av South and L ■-•&"',

Lengfeld Abraham L., proprietor Lengfeld's
Prescription Pharmacy, 202 Stockton, r.
1120 Post
" George, barber, r. 339, 6th
" Heni-y, maltster Herman Zwieg, r. 339, 6th
" Joseph L., pharmacist Free Dispensary,
medical dept. University of Cal., 155
New Montgomery, r. 1930 Sutter

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Lengfeld Karl, machinist, r. 309, 5tli

" Louis Mrs., widow, r. 1930 Sutter
Lengfeld's Prescription Pharmacy, A. L.

Lengfeld proprietor, 202 Stockton
Lengs James, teamster, r. 711 Mission
Lenhard Charles, machinist, r. 30 Hawtnorne
Lenhardt Joseph, delivery clerk John A. Dris-
coU, r. 3 Elizabeth
" Patrick, laborer, r. 143!4 Clara
Lenhart Edward F,, laborer S. P. Co., r. 1115
Castro
" Oliver E., interior decorator, r. 313 Jersey
" Raymond, clerk Le Count Bros., r. Mill
Valley
4®~ Lenhart. See Lehnhardt, Leonard and

Leonhardt
Lenihan Catherine, widow, r. 229 Clara
" Dennis, clerk, r. 22'J Clara
" James, porter Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden

Co., r. Ill Gilbert
" John, teacher St. Ignatius College, r. II2V3

Oak
" John J., pressman, r. 239 Clara
" Timothy J., laborer, r. 1312y2 Natoma
" William D., canmaker Holbrook, Merrill
& Stetson, r. 229 Clara
i8®~Lenihan. See Lenahan, Lenehan, Lina-

han and Linehan
Lenke Emil, molder Vulcan Iron Wks, r. 507
Mission
" Louis, liquors, 620 Kearny
Lenkogel A., baker Westerfeld's Bakery, r. 37

Louisa
Lennan Burt T., blacksmith Overland Freight

Transfer Co., r. 47 Blusome
Lennard Robert K., stevedore, r. 3 Clinton
Lenne A. W., upholsterer, r. 118 Grant Av
Lennefelt George, barber Louis Ancken, r. 339,
6th
" William (Lennefelt & McDonald), r. 339, 6th
" & McDonald (William Lennefelt and Alex-
ander McDonald), merchant tailors, 936
Howard
Leunegrand Henry, laborer Cal. Fertilizer

Wks, r. 6th Av South bet L and M
Lennert John, painter, r. 507 Mission
Lennon Alexander, hackman, r. 2103 Howard
" Annie, widow, r. 608 Fell
" Arthur J., manager George A. Moss, 932

Market, r. 327 Fremont
" Bernard, blacksmith, r. 520 Stevenson
" Bernard, roofer, r. 362, 3d
" Charles, livery stable, 2611 Bush, r. 237, 11th

Av
" Dominick, butcher Fred C. Winters, r. 310

Capp
" Dominick, clerk, r. 1118, 23d
" Edward, motorman S. F. & S. M. Ry., r.

1111/4 Clement
" Edward F., deputy collector U. S. Internal

Revenue, r. 1417 Devisadero
" Edward P., carpenter, r. 608 Fell
" James E., milkman, r. 421 Church
" James H., carpenter, r. 608 Fell
" Johanna Mrs., r. 327 Fremont
" John, blacksmith, r. S s Cortland Av opp

Ellsworth
" John, contractor, r. 421 Church
" John, teamster, r. 114 Alabama
Lennon John A., wholesale grocer and importer
China and Japan teas, 315-317 Clay, r.
1932 San Carlos Av
" John J., teamster, r. 114 Alabama
" John N., butcher, r. 310 Capp
" Joseph, drayman, r. 310 Capp
" Joseph Jr., trunkmaker, r. 310 Capp

Lennon Joseph I., plumber, r. 608 Fell
" Malachi, laborer, r. 634!4 Tennessee
" Matthew Jr., musician, 222 Battery
" Milton B., r. 1932 San Carlos Av
" Nicholas, sewing machine agent, r. 327

Fremont
" Nicholas Jr., clerk, r. 327 Fremont . ;

" Patrick, r. 436b Jessie
" Patrick, laborer, r. 833 Hayes
" Richard, expressman, r. 310 Capp
•' Thomas F., pressman F. H. Abbott, r. 310
Capp
Lennon Thomas J. (Lennon & Hawkins), at-
torney at law, 505-507 Spreckels Bldg< r.
1334, 26th
" William, stair builder, r. 1711 Leaven-
worth
" William E., stair builder, r. 1711 Leaven-
worth
Lennon & Hawkins (Thomas J. Lennon and
Joseph K. Hawkins), attorneys at law,
505-507 Spreckels Bldg, telephone South
795
4S~ Lennon. See Lannan
Lennox Andrew, laborer, r. 29th nr Sanchez
" Frank W., engineer tugboat Annie, r. 12

Washington
" Gordon, cooper, r. 710 Folsom
" Howard E., helper W. W. Montague & Co.,

r. 1404 Montgomery
" Jarvis V., laborer, r. 1404 Montgomery
" John, laborer, r. 18 De Boom
" John, laborer, r. 29th nr Sanchez
" Mary Mrs., r. 29th nr Sanchez
" Richard, musician, r. 211 Stevenson
" William J., bookbinder H. S. Crocker Co.,
r. 1404 Montgomery
ifi®* Lennox. See Lenox
Le Noir Delmar, contortionist, r. 219 Geary
Lenoir Emile, cashier Pap Rotisserie, r. 16
Stockton
" Fannie Mrs., r. 710 Hayes
Lenoir Joseph, proprietor Pup Rotisserie, 12-16
Stockton
" Oliver N., clerk George F. Grant, r. Oak-
land
" Walter C, porter Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. Oakland
Lenord Patrick, laborer Cutting Fruit Packing
Co., r. 143 Clara
" Richard, porter 523 Montgomery, r. Oak-
land
Lenormand Brothers (Joseph and Leon), gro-
ceries, wines and liquors, SWcorDupont
and Pine, and wholesale liquors, foreign
and native wines. 735-739 Howard
" Edward, salesman Lenormand Bros., r. 724

Bush
" Joseph (Lenormand Bros.), r. 619 Harrison
" Leon (Lenormand Bros.), r. 724 Bush
Lenox Edward P., local freight agent North
Pac. Coast RR, r. 218 Turk
" The, Mrs. E. S. Allen proprietor, 628 Sutter
Lenskin William, waiter I. Cuenin, r. 735 Green

rear
Lenstrom Walter, seaman, r. 240 Greenwich
Lent Eugene, attorney at law, 175-178 Crocker
Bldg, r. 699 Polk
" George H., real estate, r. 2229 Washington
" John M., salesman George A. Clark & Bro.,
r. 819 Hayes
Lent Samuel L., secretary John Kelso, 331 Mont-
gomery, rooms 8-9, r. 122. 19th
" William, plumber John T. Gray, r. Ala-
meda
" William J., clerk, r. 819 Hayes
" William M., capitalist, 40 Nevada Block,
r. 699 Polk
Lentge Maximilian F., landscape gardener, r.

1807 Haight
Lentz Mehllles, baker Gottlob Gall, r. 328Vi, 8th
Lenz Frank, waiter, r. 208 Golden Gate Av
" Gustav, tailor, r. 108 Montgomery Block
" William E., bartender, r. 433 Geary
Leo Harry T., r. 1011 Howai'd
" Henry, blacksmith Fulton Eng. & Ship

Bldg Wks, r. 128 Turk
" James, printer H. S. Crocker Co., r. 440
17th

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Leo John, stoueinason, r. 14 Hofl Av

" John H., compositor John F. Anderson, r.
509/2 Grove

" Joseph, cigar manufacturer, 936V4 Harrison

" Mary, widow, r. 817 Howard

" William E., paper ruler A. J. Leary Co., r.
14 Hoff Av
Leominster Shirt Co. (Leominster, Mass.),
manu acturers shirts, 33 New Montgom-
ery
Leon Charles, clairvoyant, r. 533 Post

" Emit (Leon & Co.), r. 510 Pine

" George A., clerk, r. 510 Pine

" Juan, cutter Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 635
Clay

" Julia Mrs., notions, 48, 7th

" Lipman (Leon & Co.), r. 510 Pine

" Martin L., manager Dryselius & Co., 93
California Market, r. 510 Pine

" Rachael, widow, r. 925 Broadway

" Ralph, r. 2112 Sutter

" S., manager, r. 1030 Leavenworth

" Samuel, salesman, r. 510 Pine

" Samuel R., bookkeeper C. E. Whitney &
Co.,r. 3113 Sutter

" & Co. (Emil and Lipman Leon), poultry
and game, 76-78 California Market
Leonard Abbie, domestic, 1620 Pine

" Agnes, nurse, 913 Pine

'< Alexander T., physician and surgeon, 29-33
Phelan Bldg, r. 1319 Gough

" Alice Miss, r. 3908 Clay

" Andrew J., machinist Vulcan Iron Wks,
r. 1 Simpson PI

" Annie M., widow, r. 15 Cleveland

" Bernard T., blacksmith, r. 520 Stevenson

" Bridget, widow, r. 2633 Post

" Daniel, laborer, r. 1229 Folsom

" Dennis, stableman M. Michelsen & Son, r.
615 Ellis

" Edward, baker John Hughes, r. 435 Bry-
ant

" Edward, gardener, r. 338, 3d Av

" Edward F., policeman, r. 110 Church

" Edward H., compositor H. S. Crocker Co.,
r. 203 Fair Oaks

"' Edwin L., car painter, r. 313 Shotwell

" Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker, r. 28 Haw-
thorne

" Essie Miss, dressmaker, r. 822 Geary

" Francis A., clerk F. H. McConnell, r. 109
Montgomery

" Frank, apprentice Sterling Furniture Co.,
r. 310 Carolina

" Frank, salesman J. J. O'Brien &Co.,r.
1701 Page

" Frank J., hatter K. A. Lundstrom, r. 756
Bryant
Leonard George, accountant Trans-Atlantic
Fire Insurance Co., 213 Sansome, r. Berke-
ley

" Harriet, widow, r. 908 Guerrero

" Helen, widow, r. 6/2 Treat Av

" Henry, clerk Morris M. Estee, r. 739 Minna

" Henry, laborer, r. 765 Mission

" Henry J. B., clerk A. Qaade & Co., r. 112
Valencia

" Herbert W., trimmer, r. 1320 Mission

" Homer, salesman H. Wolf & Bro., r. 443 Te-
hama

LEONARD INEZ MISS,

famished rooms, 223 Ellis

Leonard J., waiter str City of Sydney, r. 33, 4th
■' James, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1119

Clav
" James, engineer, r. 1 Simpson PI
" James, helper Risidon I. & L. Wks, r. N s

16th nr Caroline
" James, laborer, r. 28!4 Bluxome
" James F., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1333

Filbert
" James H., file cutter, r. 408 Harrison
" James H., gardener, r. 1058 Noe
" James J., pipemaker Francis Smith & Co.,

r. 536 Howard
" James T., pattern maker, r. 1 Simpson PI
'< James W., salesman Will & Finck Co., r.

418 Sutter

Leonard Jennie M. Miss, secretary Cal. Grocery

Co., 1700 Hayes, r. 1068 Noe
" Jessie, millhand Truckee Lumber Co.
" John, actor Cremorne Theater
" John, bartender Hotel St. Nicholas
" John, boiler makei Risdon I. & L. Wks, r.

34 Clara
" John, oiler revenue cutter Commodore Perry
" John B., draughtsman Pac. Roll. IV^ill., r.

435 Eddy
" John C. (Jorss & Leonard), r. 7 Elsie
" John D.,r. 1701 Page
" John J., iron merchant, r. 28 Hawthorne
" John J., porter, r. 720 Willow Av
" John P., butcher Henry C. Flageollet, r. 516,

19 th
•' John W., engineer, r. 3108 Geary
" Joseph, bartender, r. 331 Minna
" Joseph, milker Jacob Heim, r. 18th Av

South nr G
" Joseph, porter C. H. Meyer & Bros., r. 720

Willow Av
" Joseph B., electrician Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co.,

r. Berkeley
" Joseph P., pattern maker Union I. Wks, r.

739 Minna
" Joseph H., machinist, r. 739 Minna
" Joseph L., machinist Western Sugar Re-
finery, r. 739 Minna
" Jules, laboror, r. 1110 Powell
" Kate, widow, r. 3 Brady
" Lilly Miss, saleslady Eugene G. Davis, r.

515 Stockton
■' Louis, r. 418 Sutter
" Maggie, widow, r. 3909 Sacramento
" Margaret, widow, r. 1609 Clay
" Martin, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 525

Connecticut
" Mary A., widow, groceries and liquors, 201,

33d, r. 1006i4 Florida
" Mary E., widow, r. I Simpson PI
" Matthew, salesman Sunset Seed and Plant

Co., r. 335 Golden Gate Av
" Matthew A., foreman, r. 316, 22d
" Michael, grading contractor, N W cor Point

Lobos and 7th Av
" Nellie Mrs., r. 6!^ Treat Av
" Patrick, carpenter, r. 314 Lily Av
" Patrick, laborer, r. 5 Beale PI
" Patrick, laborer, r. 264, 1st
" Patrick, laborer, r. 1939 Howard
" Patrick, shoemaker Hunt & Co., r. 1144

Valencia
" Patrick J., clerk, r. 333 Lily Av
" Peter F., car dispatcher, r. 215, 30th
" Skerrett N., teamster, r. 310 Lily Av
" Stephen, tailor Newbauer & Levy, r. 311,

8th
" Terrence P., laundryman, r. 863!4 Market
" Thomas, bookkeeper J. H. Kruse, r. 428, 23d
" Thomas, machinist, r. 54, 1st
" Thomas E., gripman Market St. Ry., r.

510a Shrader
" Thomas F., salesman, r. 1701 Page
" Thomas J. F., r. 647 Howard
" Walter, clerk J. Zobel & Co., r. 316, 33d
" William A., salesman Miller, Sloss & Scott,

r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" William E., horseshoer E. M. Graney, r.

133 Eddy
" William J., shoemaker Buckingham &

Hecht, r. 2 Brady
" & Ellis (New York), lubricating oil re-
finers, 615-617 Front
*®-Leonard. See Lehnhardt, Lenhart, Len-
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Leonardini Giovanni B. (Giovanni B. Leonardini
& Co. I, r. 422 Broadway
" Giovanni B. & Co. (Giovanni B. Leonar-
dini), boots and shoes, 422 Broadway
Leonardo Giovanni, laborer, r. 222 Broadway
■' Joseph M.,cookFrankO.Mello,r. 216 Jack-
son
" Maurice, clerk, r. 26 Hinckley
Leone Antonio, musician, r. 518 Green
" John, musician, r. 518 Green
•' John, waiter Delmonte Bros., r. 436 Broad-
way
" M.Mrs., widow, r. 518 Green
4®=Leone. See Leonl
Leonetti Antonio, fruits and vegetables, 1338

Mission
Leonhard George, watchman Western Sugar

Refinery, r. 1117 Vermont
Leonhardt Amelia Miss, shoefitter, r. 2003
Golden Gate Av
" August, cigar manufacturer, 1314 Broder-

ick
•• Charles, boots and shoes. 506 Market, r.

2003 Golden Gate Ay
" Charles Jr.. proprietor Monarch Card
Machine Co., 506 Market, r. 5 Carlos PI
■• Charles J., r. 20 Hawthorne
" Dillo, salesman D. N. & E. Walter &Co.. r.

2003 Golden Gate Av
" Herman, steward, r. 625 Post

• Marie Miss, stenographer R. E. Schulz, r.

1314 Broderick
■ Paul, cigar manufacturer, 1426 Polk, r. 1412
Devisadero

• Paul J., iron worker Coppieters & Mockel,

r. 1412 Devisadero
" Richard M.. porter Pac. Wall Paper Co.. r.
2003 Golden Gate Av

• Walter, cigarmaker A. Leonhardt, r. 1314

Broderick
■' William J., stripper Paul Leonhardt, r.
1412 Devisadero
Leoni Giuseppe, night watchman, r. 509 Broad-
way
4®=Leoni.' See Leone

Leonidas Manuel, restaurant. 207, 3d, r. 214, 3d
Leonott Joseph, shoemaker, 73%. Minna
Leopold Asa F., warehouseman, r. 1328 Golden
Gate Av
■' Brothers (Peter and John), dairymen, cor
Berlin and Woolsey

LEOPOLD CHARLES M.,

florist and decorator, bouquets, bas-
kets, wreaths and crosses made to
order, 39 Post, telepbone Main 1139,
r. 1602 OTarreU

Leopold Edward, drayman, 113 Sansome, r. 723' 2

Hayes
" George A., engineer, r. 20 Stockton
" Godfrey, bazaar, 418-422 Montgomery Av
" H. Mme.. employment ofQce, 20 Stockton
•' Henrietta Mrs., proprietor United States

Lodging House, 51 Clay

• Henry, machinist John Hermann, r. 51

Clay

• Hugo C. florist C. M. Leopold, r. California

Hotel
" John (Leopold Bros.), r. cor Berlin and

Woolsey
" Otto, carpenter, r. 320 Hickory Av
•• Peter 1 Leopold Bros.), r. cor Berlin and

Woolsey
•• Samuel, salesman P. Greenberg & Co.. r.

2832 Bush
i6®=Leopold. See Leupold

Leov George, barber, r. 325^/4 Broadway
Le Page Gertrude Miss, nurse, r. 818 Powell
Le Pale Angelina, widow, r. 1507 Dupont
Lepan Mary, laundry, 536 Valencia
Lepeoy Lawrence, helper Thomas J. King
Lepetich John P. (Lepetich & Lovretovich) r.
901 Stockton
" & Lovretovich (John P. Lepetich and An-
tonio Lovretovichj, restaurant, 901
Stockton
Le Petit Calif omien (French semi-weekly).
Emile Marque proprietor, 8 Montgomery
Av
Leplat Gustave, artist Frederick H. Bushnell.

r. 1410 Market
Le Poidevin Arthur, clerk, r. I6V2 Hoff Av
Lepori Constantine (Bertin & Lepori). r. 520
Washington
" Daniel, laborer, r. 11 Pollard PI
" G. & Co. (Giovanni Lepori and Celeste
Giugni), proprietors San Gottardo
Hotel, .509-513 Broadway
" Giovanni (G. Lepori & Co.),r. 510Broadway
" Giovanni B., fisherman, r. 526 Broadway
" Joseph, barber B. J. Doyle, r. 422 Drumm
" Louis, fruits and vegetables, 1105 Scott
" Louisa Miss, compositor L'Elvezia, r. 511

Broadway
" Samuel, packer, r. 420 Filbert
Leporini Paolo, laborer, r. 222 Broadway
Lepper Andrew, physician, r. 522 Turk
Leppla Freda Miss, ladies' hairdresser, 73 St.
Ann's Bldg
" John, machinist Union Gas Engine Co., r.
1807 Halght
Lepretre Eugene, bootblack, II914, 4th, r. 664%

Howard
Le Prevost Henrietta Mrs., teacher French and
Spanish, r. 1322 Jackson
" Thomas, carpenter, r. 1618 San Carlos Av
Lepri Teresa, domestic, 3401 Washington
Leprohon Phillip, steam and hot water heating.

56, 8th, r. 327 Hayes
Lercara Joseph L., shoemaker, 504 Francisco

and I6O214 Pacific Av
Lercari Charles, scavenger, r. 607 Greenwich
" Joseph, groceries, liquors and dry goods,

San Bruno Av nr Silliman
" L. & Co., (Louis Lercari and John Cor-
siglia), produce commission merchants.
614 Front
" Louis (L. Lercari & Co.), r. 2006 Mason
Lerch John, cabinet maker S. F. Furniture Mlg.
Co., r. 222914 Mission
" Mary Mrs., midwife. 2229^4 Mission
Lerda Giacomo, laborer, r. 69 Water

" Lorenzo, bartender, r. 14 Ohio PI
Lere Joseph F., printer Francis- Valentine Co.,

r. 421 Stevenson
Le Relevement, (French semi-monthly review).
Rev. E. J. Dupuy editor and proprietor.
735 Broadway
Lerhinan Thomas, laborer, r. 26 Minna
Lerma Wilhelmina Mrs., groceries and liquors,

NE cor Hattie and Merritt
Lermen Frank, clerk, r. 1136 Folsom
" Frank, driver Engine 27, r. 40^4 Belcher
" Jacob, r. 215 Ridley
Lermen John J., attorney at law, 310 Pine,
rooms &5-39, r. 637 Ellis
" Mae Miss, clerk Station A Post Office, r.
215 Ridley
Lermond Corydon G., chief engineer str Daunt-
less, r. 2034 Howard
Lerner Isidore, dairy produce, 940 Harrison, r.
35 Oak Grove Av
" Jacob (Cardan & Lerner), r. 4101/4 Natoma
Lerol George V., clerk to president Wells,
Fargo & Co., 35 New Montgomery, room
8, r. 2328 Eagle Av, Alameda
Lerond Theodore, musician Cremorne Theatre,

r. 1605V4 Mason
Leroux Achille, pharmacist French Hospital
" Alexandre, restaurant, 128, 4th
" Amedee, pharmacist French Mutual Benev-
olent Society, r. Alameda
" Joseph F., bartender Thomas Leroux, r.

1608 Valencia
" Thomas, liquors, 1608 Valencia

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Leroy Charles C, r. 214, Sth
Le Roy Eugene, capitalist, Alfred Borel & Co.
agents, 311 Montgomery
" George, capitalist, Alfred Borel & Co.
agents, 311 Montgomery
Leroy James, clerk Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r.

304 Tehama
Le Roy Libbie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 219 Powell

" Louis, tailor, r. 219 Powell
Leschot Arnold, instrument maker F. F.

Eggers. r. 709^^ Greenwich
Leslie Andrew T., cardriver, r. 1331/^ Langton
" Angus S., steerage steward str Gaelic, r.

517 Shotwell
" Arthur, gripman, r. 1902 Page
" Brothers (Robert W. and Samuel A.), wood

and coal, 127, 7th
" Frank, oandymaker Louis Saroni & Co., r.

Presidio
" Frank E., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1902

Page
" Frederick L., traveling salesman A. L.

Bryan Shoe Co.
" Henry E., butcher G. E. Adams, r. 2006

Mission
" Henry H.,r. 14 Ridley
" Isaiah, laborer, r. 1224 Vermont
■' James, harness maker, r. 19 Alvarado
" J. C, blacksmith, r. 1045 Market
" John, machinist Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg

Wks, r. 1070 Howard
" John, seaman, r. 334 Main
" John, teamster Carroll & Morrissey, r. 8

PrecitaAv
" Mary E., Mrs., r. 517a Shotwell
" Robert W. (Leslie Bros.), r. 1070 Howard
" Samuel A. (Leslie Bros.), r. 1033 Army
" Sydney, boilermaker Eureka Boiler Wks,

r. 59 Tehama
" Thomas, driller Union I. Wks, r. 1070 How-
ard
William, laborer, r. 907 Folsom
William, lodgings, 1070 Howard
• William, miner, r. 1014 Clay
Leson George, capitalist, r. 812 Kearny
Lespes John, laborer Cal. Fertilizer Wks, r. 5th

Av South bet L and M
Lespoune Frank, French Liquor Store, native
and imported wines and liquors, 36, 4th,
telephone Red 1125, r. 304 Jessie
Less Albert, barber Frank Abraham, r. 32 Mad-
ison Av
' Alexander S., clerk M. Less, r. 1505 Brod-

erick
" Isadore, barber Jacob Booz, r. 58 Shipley
' John, seaman, r. 1218 Alabama
" Morris (Morris Less & Co.), r. 1505 Broder-

ick
" Morris & Co. (Morris Less and William
Reid), real estate agents, 783V2 Market
Lessel John, r. 409 Ellis

Lesseps Joseph, laundryman, r. 6 Maiden Lane
Lesser Adolph, cigars, r. 1114 Buchanan

Henry, merchandise broker, 651 Clay, r.

1226 Stockton
Herman (Herman Lesser & Co.), r. 309 Pow-
ell
Herman & Co. (Herman Lesser), manufac-
turers boots and shoes, 139, 1st
J. L., boots and shoes, 28, 6th, r. 931 Church
R. J. Mrs., r. 2131 G'Farrell
Lessinberger Felix, teamster, r. York nr Army
Lessman Isaac, tailor, 622 Clay, r. 1422 Taylor
Lestelle Catherine Miss, laundress Peter Feu-
trier
Lester Allan, salesman Wilkins & Pearson, r.
Cliff House
" Charles, boots and shoes, 12 Steuart, r. 527
Golden Gate Av
Lester Frank, superintendent Atlas Iron Works,
Potrero, r. 632;^ Tennessee
" George F., clerk, r. 909 Kearny
" Henry, clerk, r. 527 Golden Gate Av
" John, r. 2321 Fillmore
" Kate, widow, r. 909 Page
Lester Norris Memorial Free Kindergarten,
Miss Belle Scott principal, 1231 Pacific
" Peter, r. 51 Precita Av
" Peter J., painter, r. 51 Precita Av

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

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Largest Assortment on the Coast.
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Lester Richard T., painter, 3309 Mission, r.
Mount Vernon Av nr Mission Road
" Thomas, r. 315 Ellis
" WarrenG.,machinist J. W. Evans,r. 230^^,

3d
" Winnie, widow, r. 136 Julian Av
" W. J., cabinetmaker Cal. Furniture Mfg.
Co.,r. 1339 Howard
>6S=Lester. See Lister and Leicester
Lestrade Pierre, gardener Mrs. J. Laplace, r.

Corbett Av nr Alms House
Lestrange Matthew, helper Risdon I. & L.
Wks, r. West Berkeley
" Patrick, stevedore, r. 18 De Boom
■' Thomas, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. WA
De Boom
Leszinsky May Miss, millinery, 1413 Stockton
Leszynsky Abraham, sexton Congregation She-
rith Israel, r. 1616 Bush
" Amelia L., widow, r. 1126 Eddy
" Edward, traveling salesman S. L. Leszyn-
sky & Co., r. 1516 Post
" HattieL. Miss, teacher Girls' High School,

r. 1126 Eddy
" Isidor, r. 411 Devisadero
" Jacob, cutter L. Goodfriend & Co., r. 1126

Eddy
" Josephine Miss, teacher Fairmount Pri-
mary School, r. 1516 Post
" Leon, attorney at law, manager Phoenix
Law and Collection Office, 426 California,
room 9, r. 1516 Post
"^ Matilda Mrs., r. 143 Natoma
" Morris L., r, 143 Natoma
" Robert, r. 143 Natoma
" Rosa Mrs., r. 828 Sutter
" Samuel (Livingston & Co.), r. 1516 Polk
" Samuel L. (S. L. Leszynsky & Co.), r. 1704

Buchanan
" S. L. & Co. (Samuel L. Leszynsky), im-
porters and commission merchants, 516-
518 Market and 17-19 Sutter
jSS= Leszynsky. See Lezinsky
Letchec H. Mrs., proprietor Clarendon House,

574 Folsom
Letcher Anna Mrs., widow, r. 3036 California
" Beverly, clerk S. F. Savings Union, r. 1406
Sacramento
Letcher Walter N., note broker, 137 Mont-
gomery, r. 511 Turk
Leter Elias. r. 507 Lombard
Lethent Water and Land Co., George L. Brown
president, William Johns tone secretary.
819 Market, room 45
Letroadee Emile, clerk Alex. Maokay & Son, r.
133 Clipper
" Julien, salesman W. & J. Sloane & Co., r.

133 Clipper
" Julien Jr., clerk, r. 133 Clipper
Letsche William, baker, r. 763 Howard
Letson Thomas, ship joiner, r. 617, 3d
" Warren E., pressman S. F. News Letter.

r. 617, 3d
•' William E., reporter Daily Shipping and
Hotel News, r. 617, 3d
*i= Letson. See Latson
Lett Walter R. H., traveling salesman Charles

F. Young, r. 419 Post
Letterberg J. W., seaman str Washtenaw
Letterin Charles, laborer, r. 223 Harrison
Letterman Charles, shoemaker, r. 824 Pacific

rear
Lettich Antonio, boiler maker, r. 435, 18th
" Antonio Jr., plumber, r. 4.%, 18th
•' John M., plumber, r. 435, 18th
" Peter, boiler maker, r. 826, 19th

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Letts Flora M. Mrs., janitress Girls' High

School, r. 1837 O'Farrell
Letunich Anton, restaurant, 403 East
Letzius William F., secretary Will Sf, Finck

Co., 820 Market, r. Oakland
Leu Henning C. (Leu & Harms), r. 1716 Harrison
" Henry, carriage maker Richard Nugent,

346 McAllister, r. IOI81/2 Minna
" John, farmer, r. 636 Commercial
" Matthias, plumber, 1716 Harrison
" & Harms (Henning C. Leu and Peter
Harms), cigarmanufacturers, 3026 Vs. 16th
Leuba Ludwig, gardener, 1501 Van Ness Av
Leuci Vincenzo (C. Favilla & Co.), r. 813 Val-

lejo
Leudan Joseph, traveling salesman, r. 632 Post
Leuenberger Emil, proprietor Sutter Home
Vineyard, office 139 Post, r. Alameda
" Julius A., restaurant, 145 Larkin, r. 206

Polk
" Lena Mme., dressmaking, 139 Post, r. Ala-
meda
Leunig George G., miller W. H. Miner
Leupold Otto H., carpenter, r. 320 Hickory Av
jeS"Leupold. See Leopold
Leuschen Frederick, cabinet maker Forster,

Little & Co., r. 861 Market
Leusmann Henry, r. 1.528 California
LeuteneggerH., tinsmith W. W. Montague &
Co.
" ,Tohn, collector L. C. Babin, r. 242 Flood Av
Leuterdt Annie Mrs., r. 750 Florida
" Charles T., carriage maker, r. 750 Florida
" Christian, apprentice, r. 750 Florida
" Emile H., laborer, r. 750 Florida
" Theodore, woolsorter Golden Gate Woolen

Mills
" William T., woolsorter, r. 750 Florida
Leutgeb Karl, retoucher Louis Thors, r. Oak-
land
Leuthold John, cook, r. 14 Ellis
Leutholdt Max, machinist Schrader & Lutge,

r. 740 Howard
Leutza Henry, fruits and vegetables, 209, 3d
Levach Alexander, stevedore, r. 155V4 Dore
Levaggi G. B., importer olive oil, 543 Washing-
ton, r. 631/2 Green
Levan Elizabeth Mrs., furnished rooms, 1235

Market
Leve Charles, iron and metal dealer, 413 Octavia
Leve Marcus S., mechanical engineer and
draughtsman, 319 Pine, room 46, r. Fruit-
vale
Levell Andrew T., carpenter, r. 203 Broad
Levelle John, liquors, 2822 Mission
Levene Emanuel, clerk Greenzweig & Co., r.
1458 O'Farrell
" Lena Miss, dressmaker, r. 1458 O'Farrell
" Leon, clerk, r. 1458 O'Farrell
" Lewis, salesman, r. 1458 O'Farrell
im' Levene. See Levin and Levine
Levensaler Burgess, student, r. 825 Guerrero
" Caleb, clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r. 825

Guerrero
" J. G. & Co. (Joseph G. Levensaler), steve-
dores, 54 Mission
" Joseph G. (J. G. Levensaler & Co.), r. 825

Guerrero
^' Raymond L., with J. F. Chapman & Co., r.

825 Guerrero
" William M., clerk Dunham, Carrigan &
Hay den Co., r. 825 Guerrero
Levenson Esrail (Levenson & Co.), r. 1019 La-
guna
" Henry, bookkeeper Esberg, Bachman &
Co.,r. Alameda

Levenson Meyer D., manager S. F. Street
Sweeping and Garbage Removing Co.,
120 Sutter, r. 1717 Geary
" & Co. (Esrail Levenson). brooms, brushes,
wooden and willow ware, 209-311 Front
i8®=- Levenson. See Levinson and Levison
Leventhal Edward, groceries, 1339 Steiner
" Samuel, clerk Schlesinger & Bender, r. 6

Russ
" Sarah, widow, r. 48 Clara
Leventritt Marion, capitalist, office 4 Sutter,

room 1, r. 17.33 Pacific Av
Leveque Emily Miss, seamstress, r. 12% Wil-
liam
Levere Frank E., r. 1409 Van Ness Av

" Hester, widow, r. 1516 Polk
Leverenz William F. (Leverenz & Pgoetz), r.
231, 14th
" & Pgoetz (William F. Leverenz and Louis

Pgoetz), plumbers and tinsmiths, 107 |
Sacramento
Leverich Jacob, barber, 1055M Folsom, r. 1055

Folsom
Leveroni Brothers (Frank and Roland), liquors,
1402 Dupont
" Frank (Leveroni Bros.), r. 522 Green
" Nicola, cashier Delflno & Solari, r. 608

Greenwich
" Roland (Leveroni Bros.), r. 533 Green
Jg®" Leveroni. See Lavaroni
Levers Frederick, liquors, 813 Kearny, r. 242

Taylor
Levet Ella J. Miss, instructress Wilcox &

Gibbs S. M. Co., r. 506 Jones
4®~ Levet. See Leavitt and Levitt
Levey Benjamin C. (Levey & Stein), r. 310
Leavenworth
" Charles C. (Levey & Schnorf) and confec-
tionery, lOOVo Stockton, r. 1113 Sutter
" Edward L., expressman, r. 1912 Lyon
" Emma H. Mrs., varieties, 1011% McAllister
" Frances Miss (Cohen & Levey), r. 112

Powell
" Henry J., restaurant, NW cor Merchant

and Sansome, r. 112a Powell
" Isidore C, carrier postofflce, r. 1018 Polk
" Samuel B.. clerk, r. 2331/2 Pine
" Seymour H., butcher, r. 2212M Fillmore
" & Schnorf (Charles C. Levey and Charles
Schnorf), proprietors Union Candy
Works, 246-248, 4th
" & Stein (Benjamin C. Levey and Charles
N. Stein), barbers, 36 Eddy
JS13' Levey. See Leavy, Levi and Levy
Levi Benjamin, bookkeeper Pac. Postal Tel.

Cable Co., r. 1418 Larkin
Levi H. & Co. (Herman, Jacob and Jacob Levi
Jr.), importers and wholesale grocers,
cigars and tobacco, 117-119 Market ;

" Henry, president Pacific Marine Supply 1
Co., 206 California, r. 622 Post II

" Herman (H. Levi & Co.), r. Palace Hotel
' ' Isaac, salesman Owl Cigar Co. , r. 38 Hofl Av
•' Jacob (H. Levi & Co.), r. 1363 Post
" Jacob Jr. (Levi & Co ), r. Palace Hotel
" Leon R., conductor Sutter St. Ry., r. 1420

Baker
" Mark, salesman, r. 1611 Broderick
" Minnie, widow, r. 1131 Vi Folsom
" Samuel, manufacturer wood work and de-
signer, 412 Pine, r. 1410 O'Farrell
" Samuel, second-hand stoves, 1331 Mission,
r. 151/2 Grand Av
Jm- Levi. See Leavy, Levey and Levy
Levicy Sterling C, clerk Station A Post Office,

r. 48 Quinn
Levillain Edmund, clerk Legallet-Hellwig
Tanning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad
Av
" Maximilian, tanner Legallet-Hellwig
Tanning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad

Levin Aaron S., manager Levin Bros., 1324-1336

Market, r. 928 Eddy
Levin Abraham B., manager Levin Bros., 134,

6th, r. 928 Eddy
" Adelaide Miss, stenographer, r. 515 Eddy
" Annie, widow, clothing, 506 Pacific
" Bertha Miss, fancy goods, 941 Folsom

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(Isadore, Julius and David), Aaron S.
Levin manager, dealers in fancy and
staple groceries, wines, liquors and
cigars, sole agents for the Moliammed
coffee, 1324-1326 Market, branches 134,
6tli, S. F., SW cor 10th and Washing-
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Levin David (Levm Bros.), r. Oakland
" Emanuel, salesman Adolph Schoenfeld, r.
1626 Polk
F. Mrs. (L. Levin & Son), r. 1233 O'Farrell
Harry, clothing, 190 Jessie, r. 31 Everett
Herman florist, r. 941 Folsom
Isadore (Levin Bros.), r. 1518 Webster
Isadore, dyer, r. 39 West Mission
J. & Co. (Jacob Levin), varieties, 31 Taylor
Jacob (J. Levin & Co.), r. 808 McAllister
Joseph, clothing, 1123^/4 Market, r. 26 Russ

rear
Joseph E., with Levin Bros., r. 928 Eddy
Julius (Levin Bros.), r. 1805 Laguna
Kallman, notions, 939% Folsom
L. & Son (Mrs. F. Levin), books and sta-
tionery, 26 Stockton
Leonhard F., jeweler, r. 88 Montgomery

Block
Louis Mrs., widow, r. 928 Eddy
Louis, cap maker, r. 941 Market
Louis, hatter L. Abrahams, r. 939^ Folsom
Louis, real estate, r. 508 Hyde
Mary, widow, r. 707 McAllister
Mary Mrs., dry goods, 1626 Polk
Maurice E., bookkeeper Levin Bros., r. 928
' Eddy

Max (Goldstein & Levin), r. 955 Folsom
Max, manufacturers' agent, 14 Sansome, r.

The Baldwin
Moses, butcher Aaron Shenson, r. 83414

Folsom
Solomon, manager L. Levin & Son, 26

Stockton, r. 12.33 O'Farrell
Susman, cigars and tobacco, 215, 7th
;8®" Levin. See Lavin

Levine Aaron, sign painter, 302 Stockton, r.
6/2 Cleveland
" Jacob, r. 6^4 Cleveland
" Jonas, r. leiOVs California
" Louis, cigar maker, r. 6i4 Cleveland
" Max, barrel washer Cal. Wine Assn., r. 6y,.

Cleveland
" Simon, commercial traveler, r. 2308 Jack-
son
Levings LeRoy L., reporter Examiner, r. Russ
House
•' W. H., journalist Chronicle, r. 638, 21st
Levingston Belle Miss, teacher Business Eve-
ning School, r. 1301 Octavia
" Emanuel, r. 624 O'Farrell
" Esther Miss, teacher Jefferson Primary

School, r. 1301 Octavia
" G., porter, r. 737 Howard
" Harry, clerk Newman & Levinson, r. 624

O'Farrell
" Isidor, manager Vienna Polish Co., 518
Clay. r. 624 O'Farrell
Levingston Lafayette, manager Raveley Print-
ing Co., 518 Clay, r. 624 O'Farrell
" Leah, widow, r. 1516 O'Farrell

LEVINGSTON MARO, M. D.,

physician and surgeon, office 215 Kear-
ny, hours 12 to 2 and 7 to 8 p. m., tele-
phone Main 5533
Levingston Morris A., wine and liquor mer-
chant, NE cor McAllister and Gough, r.
818 Octavia
4®" Levingston. See Livingston
Levingstone Adolph, salesman, r. 801 Hayes
Levinsky Louis (Fabian & Co.), r. 922 O'Farrell

" Mark, ofQce 6-8 Sutter, r. 1522 Broadway
Levinson Amelia, physcian, 732 Sutter
Fannie, widow, r. 1008 Fillmore
Hans, master mariner, r. 136 Cumberland
Henrietta, widow, r. 235, 7th
Julia Miss, teacher music, r. 1008 Fillmore
Louis, clerk, r. 235, 7th

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Levinson Rosalia, widow, r. 732 Sutter
" Solomon, glove cutter, r. 1018 Clay
" William A., bookkeeper Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 210 Eddy
4®"Levinson. See Levison and Leviston
Levis Adolph, secretary S. Sweet Co., 212 San-
some, room 30, r. Visalia, Tulare Co.
" Giuseppe, laborer, r. 10 San Antonio
" Leon, vice-president S. Sweet Co., 212 San-
some, room 30, r. Visalia, Tulare Co.
" Thomas, clerk, r. 417 Valley
Levison Alexander (Goodman-Levison Co.), r.

1116 Buchanan
Levison Brothers (Herman Levison, John T.
Bonestell and Gustav Marcus), Califor-
nia Jewelry Co. and manufacturers and
importers watches, jewelry, diamonds,
etc., 134 Sutter, telephone Main 5839
Levison Charles G., M. D., physician and sur-
geon, office 606 Sutter, hours 1 to 3 p m.,
Sundays 10 to 11 a. m., telephone Main
5543, r. 2409 Washington
■ Evelyn Miss, teacher Hearst Grammar

School, r. 1818 Post
" Harry, salesman Rosenthal, Feder & Co.,

r. 1118 Buchanan
" Herman (Levison Bros.), r. Hamburg, Ger-
many
" Isaac M., plumber, r. 709 McAllister
Levison Jacob, secretary and superintendent
B'nai B'rith Hall Association, 121 Eddy,
■ r. 1818 Post
Levison Jacob B., marine secretary Fireman's
Fund Insurance Co., 401-405 California,
r. 2409 Washington
" Louis, clerk Albert Mueller & Co., r. 235,

7th
" Mark, solicitor London and Lancashire

Fire Ins. Co., r. 2409 California
" Millie Mrs., second-hand furniture, 867 Fol-
som
Leviston George (William and George Levis-
ton), r. 1351 Post
" William (William and George Leviston),
r. 1351 Post
Leviston William and George, attorneys at

law, 508 California, rooms 24-26
Levit Herman, clerk S. Levit, r. 1601 Devisa-
dero
' ' Morris, clerk Joshua Hendy Machine Wks ,

r. 1601 Devisadero
" Samuel, wood and coal, hay and grain,
1615 Eddy, r. 1601 Devisadero
4®=-Levit. See Leavitt
Levitt Samuel, painter, r. 514 Linden Av
Levitzky David, real estate agent and money

broker, 304 Montgomery, r. 924c Fulton
Levkowicz Marcus W., dentist, 33-25 Donohoe

Bldg
Levy A. & Co. (Adolf and Jacob Levy), produce
commission merchants, 401-405 Davis
200 Washington, telephone Main 1755
" Aaron, clothing, 1029 Howard
" Aaron N., groceries and liquors, 241 Web-
ster, r. 237 Webster
" Abe, auctioneer with Charles Levy & Co.,

r. 1838 Sutter
" Abraham, r, 1619 Leavenworth
" Abraham (A. J. Abrams & Co.), r. 225

Geary
" Abraham, barber, 2003 Fillmore, r. 2321

Pine
" Abraham, real estate broker, r. 1700 Geary
" Abraham D., traveling salesman Jules

Levy & Bros., r. 409 Ellis
" Abraham H., clerk I. D. Levy, r. 214 Grove

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Levy Abraham S. , harnessmaker, 563, 4th, r. SbSy^

Folsom
" Abraham S., tailor Knud Baago, r. 31 Beide-

man
" Adele Miss, saleslady The Hamburger Co.,

r. 1022 Golden Gate Av
" Adele M. Miss, clerk Sabbath School Con-
gregation Emanu-El, r. Alameda
" Adele M. Miss, teacher music, r. 1411

Golden Gate Av
" Adolf (A. Levy & Co.). r. 1718 O'Farrell
" Adolph, r. 1446 O'Farrell
" A. H., farmer, r. 172 Minna
" Albert, clerk David Levitzky, r. 176 Minna
" Albert, expressman, r. 512 Birch Av
■' Albert, glovemaker, r. 10 Birch Av
" Albert W., salesman Houser Levy & Co.. r.

705 McAllister
" Alexander, r. 2839 Jackson
" Alexander, salesman Mendelson Bros., r.

4111/2 Hayes
" Alexander J., traveling salesman James

De La Montanva, r. Alameda
■' Alfred I. (Newbauer & Levy), r. 1408 McAl-
lister
" Alfred C, clerk, r. 1518 Eddy
" Alice, widow, r. 1112 Hyde
" A. N., tailor, r. 35 Russ
" Archie, theatrical agent, Cremorne Theatre
" Arthur H., salesman, r. 537 Minna
" Arie. janitor Congregation Sherith Israel,

r. 2 Lewis
" Asher, r. 1025 Washington
" Asher N., collector First Hebrew Benevo-
lent Society, r. 1041 Howard
" Benjamin, cigars, r. Hotel Richelieu
" Benjamin, clerk, r. 126 Ellis
" Benjamin, salesman Percy Beamish, r. 39

Clara
" Benjamin, salesman Raphael Weill & Co.,

r. 828 McAllister
" Benjamin, traveling salesman Greene-

baum, Weil & Michels, r. 662 Broderick
" Benjamin C, barber, r. 310 Leavenworth
" Benjamin H., capitalist, r. 920 O'Farrell
" Bernard, r. 420V4 Hayes
" Bernard, bookkeeper, r. 233a 12th
" Bernard, salesman S. J. Friedlander &Co.,

r. 1006 Van Ness Av
" Bertha, widow, r. 1814 Post
" Cecilia, widow, r. llOOVi Stevenson
" Charles (Charles Levy & Co.), r. 1838Sutter
" Charles, salesman Columbia Woolen Mills,

r. 1825 O'Farrell
" Charles, fitter Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 172

Perry
" Charles, hatmaker G. Rosenberg & Son, r.

447 Tehama
" Charles & Co. (Charles Levy and Henry

Mayer), auctioneers and commission

merchants, 1135 Market
" Charles S., photographer Wm. Shew, r. 815

Laguna
" Charles S., salesman Joseph Melczer &

Co., r. 1706a Hyde
" Clara, widow, r. 1429 O'Farrell
■' Clara M., widow, r. 2204 California
•' Daniel, president French Library, 305 Lar-

kin, r. 1917 Franklin
" David, driver Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r. 618

Hayes
" David, salesman M. E. Frank, r. 107 Polk
" David, sign painter, 35, 8th, r. 112 Olive Av
" David, traveling salesman, r. 504 Oak
" David A., manufacturers' agent, 6-8Sutter,

r. 1524 O'Farrell

Levy David L., clerk Eugene W. Levy, r. I41ir

Ellis
" David S., adjuster, r. 1935 California
" Edith Miss, ladies' hair dresser, 1814 Post
" Edward, r. 2104 Post
" Edward, salesman Rosenthal Bros. & Co.,

r. 2315 Webster
•' Edward J. (Levy & Huffman), r. 1420 Bush
" Edward P., books and stationery, 1304

Market, r. 1935 California
" Elias, clerk Joseph Levy, r. 1042 Golden

Gate Av
" Elias, salesmanKast&Co.,r. 3i4Meacham

PI
" Ellen, widow, r. 812 Turk
" Emanuel, bookkeeper, r. 1411 Golden Gate

Av
" Emanuel, clerk Congregationa Emanu-El.

r. Alameda
" Emanuel A., pawn broker, r. 2539 Pine
" Emanuel H., manufacturer clothing, 113

Bush, r. 1631 Post
" Emile, salesman Jules Levy & Bros., r.

Hotel Richelieu
" Esther Miss, capmaker, r. 705 Green
" Eugene M.. shipping clerk William Cline,

r. 1167 Mission
Levy Eugene W., attorney at law and notary

public, 7-8 Mills B dg, 5th floor, r. 1418

Ellis
" Eva, widow, r. 1128 Eddy
" Felix F., painter Pac. Rubber Paint Co., r.

233, 12th
" Ferdinand C, auctioneer, r. 1838 Sutter
" Fernand, bookkeeper J. Kahn & Co., r.

1315a Golden Gate Av
" Fred H. (M. Schussler & Co.), r. 2206 De-

visadero
" Freda Miss, dressmaker, r. 630'/4 Natoma
" George, stenographer Jacob Unna, r. 2931

Clay
" G. N. Mrs., boarding, 1230 Post
" Gustave, clerk Jules Levy & Bros., r. ll

Adelaide PI
" Gustave, salesman Will & Finck Co., r.

41114 Hayes
" Gustave, with Singer Mfg. Co., r. 1429

O'Farrell
" Hannah, widow, r. 630% Natoma
" Hannah Mjss, ladies' hair dresser, 75 St.

Ann's Bldg
" Harris, clothing, 968 Folsom
" Harry (Levy & Co.), 21 Ellis
" Harry, clerk Percy Beamish, r. 39 Clara
" Harry M., manager Cowen & Cowen, 1041

Market, r. 1104 Eddy
" Hattie Miss, clerk, r. 237, 2d Av
" Henry, boots and shoes, 869 Market, r. 313

Tehama
" Henrv, capitalist, r. 705 McAllister
" Henry, cutter, r. 1631 Post
" Henry, wholesale butcher, Railroad Av bet

3d and 4th Avs South, office 529 Clay, r.

1102 Van Ness Av
■' Henry H., teamster, r. 39 Clara
" Henry M., capitalist, 24 Nevada Block, r.

1302 Post

" Henry R. (M. Levy & Bro.), r. San Bernar-
dino, Cal.

" Herbert, manager Isaac Levy, 39th Av
South bet J and K, r. 1103 Van Ness Av

" Herman, capitalist, r. 933 Eddy

" Herman, clerk, r. lO^/i Louisa

" Herman L., insurance, 331 Sansome, r. 1726
Sutter

" Herman M., capitalist, 24 Nevada Block, r.

1303 Post

" Hennann, tailor, 1738 Market, r.. 737 Minna

" Hyman, bakery, 1617 Buchanan

" Hyman, teamster, r. 3331 Pine

" Ignatius, salesman Levy & Co., r. 1814

Post
" Isaac, r. 161954 Post
" Isaac (J. Schweitzer & Co.), and tanner

and wool puller, office 519 Clay, r. 1103

Van Ness Av
" Isaac, canvasser, r. iW-A Hayes
" Isaac, capitalist, r. 326 Eddy
" Isaac^ clerk, r. 112 Olive Av

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Levy Isaac, cooper, r. 815 Laguna

Isaac, fruit dealer, r. 1527 Powell

Isaac, liquors, r. 639 Sutter

Isaac, printer Thomas A. Hughes, r. 311,
4th Av

Isaac, salesman Neustadter Bros., r. 937b
Golden Gate Av

Isaac D., loan office, 535 Montgomery, r.
2026 Taylor

Isaac H., superintendent Pacific Hebrew
Orphan Asylum and Home Society, r.
Silver Av nr Mission

Isaac K., salesman Kohlberg, Strauss &
Frohman, r. 233A 12th

Isabella Miss, r. 831 Sutter

Isadore, tailor Karl Goldstein, r. 710 Clem-
entina

Isadore, watch maker and jeweler, 208
Montgomery Av, r. 73714 McAllister

Isidor, tailor, 205, 2d

Isidore W., bookkeeper Coblentz, Pike &
Co., r. 1408 McAllister

Jacob (A. Levy & Co.), r. 1214 Pierce

Jacob, broker, 420 Montgomery, room 3, r.
921 Fillmore

Jacob, clerk Charles Guillet, r. 2129 Bush

Jacob, clothing, 114, 3d, r. 939 Folsom

Jacob, merchant, r. 1821 Sutter

Jacob, salesman Butler, Schutze & Co., r.
1208 Turk

Jacob, tailor, 284 Stevenson

Jacob, tailor, 413 Hayes

Jacob C, accountant, r. 1927 Devisadero

Jacob W., chiropodist, 1022 Golden Gate
Av

J. Baron, clerk M. Levy & Bro., r. 1619
Leavenworth

J. C, cashier Cal. Notion and Toy Co., r.
825 Turk

Jacques, bartender, r. 810 Larkin

James F., salesman, r. 631 Ellis

Jeremiah, harness maker, r. 631 Ellis

Jesse M. (Joseph Melczer & Co.), r. 2912
Jackson

Johanna, widow, r. 237, 3d Av

John, tailor, r. 130 Clara

John A., salesman, r. 631 Ellis

John C, buyer Will & Finck Co., r. 916 Van
Ness Av

John C. Mrs., boarding, 916 Van Ness Av

John J., r. 2809 Fillmore

Joseph, r. 405 Sutter

Joseph (Hahn, Levy& Co.), r. 1714 Geary

Joseph, barber, 147i4, 7th, r. 205, 2d

Joseph, butcher J. Schweitzer & Co., r. 330
Geary

Joseph, clerk H. Alexander & Co., r. 1334
Buchanan

Joseph, cutter Wardrobe Renovatory, r.
610M Polk

Joseph, hostler O. Harris, r. 3339 Geary

Joseph, second-hand sugar sacks, 46 Clay,
r. 1042 Golden Gale Av

Joseph, tailor, r. 213, 7th

Joseph, traveling salesman Hoffman, Alex-
ander & Co.

Joseph H., clerk William Rosenthal, r. 214
Grove

Joseph H., bookkeeper, r. 2315 Webster

Joseph M., barber, 301 Larkin, r. I20514 De-
visadero

Joseph M., barber Gustave A. Englander,
r. 6331/2 Locust Av

Joseph M., clerk Neustadter Bros., r. Oak-
land

Jules (Jules Levy & Bros.), r. Paris, France

Jules, clerk Lemle & Co., r. 1307 Leaven-
worth

Jules & Brothers (Jules and Max), manu-
facturers and importers embroideries
and laces, 5-7 Sansome

Julius, r. 1111 Buchanan

Julius (Levy & Bayreuther) . r. 330 O'Farrell

Julius, merchant, r. 1901 Stockton

Julius, slipper maker, r. 312, 5th rear

Julius, tailor, r. 313, 7th

Kate, widow, r. 1404 Post

Kossuth C, clerk William J. Hesthal, r.
1319a Eddy

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

Contracts made with Hotels for

Furnishing Carpets, Furniture, Drapery

Materials, Lace Curtains, Window

Shades, Bedding, Etc.

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Levy Lambert, traveling salesman Robert L.
Toplitz & Co., r. 2931 Clay
Laura Mrs., r. 2194 Devisadero
Lazard, traveling salesman Dallemand &

Co., r. 1020 Van Ness Av
Lazare, butcher, r. 1419 Bush
Lemon, barber, 515 Pacific, r. 1000 Mont-
gomery
Lena, widow, r. 12 Albion Av
Leon, agent, r. 714 Laurel Av
Leon, salesman D. Samuels, r. 1517 Web-
ster
Leopold, upholsterer, r. 1022 Golden Gate

Av
Louis, r. 714 Laurel Av
Louis, r. 736 Grove
Louis (Kahn & Levy), r. 2643 Bryant
Louis, clerk Delmas & Shortridge, r. 172

Perry
Louis, clerk Newman & Levlnson, r. 2321

Pine
Louis, clothing, NE cor Jackson and Bat-
tery, r. 1303 Golden Gate Av
Louis, salesman O'Connor, Moflatt & Co.,

r. 1111 Scott
Louis, salesman, r. 1901 Stockton
Louis, tailor, 33 Eddy
Louis B. (Houser, Levy & Co.), r. 705 Mc-
Allister
Louis B., Chinatown guide, 533 Pine, r.

1116M Larkin
Louis R., cashier H. Levi & Co., r. 1319a

Eddy
Lucien L., with A. B. Smith Furniture Co.,

r. 617b Fulton
M. & Brother (Michael and Henry R. Levy),

clothing, 828-830 Kearny
M. Mrs., widow, r. 1439 O'Farrell
Marcus, clothing, 5 Jackson, r. 721 O'Far-
rell

Levy Marcus, manager California Neckwear
Co., and secretary New and Old Ceme-
teries of Congregation Beth Israel, office
226 Bush, r. 1710 Buchanan
" Marcus, traveling salesman Levi Strauss

&Co.,r. 2104 Post
" Marcus B., real estate agent, 30 Montgom-
ery, r. 1167 Mission
" Marcus L., specialist, 411i4 Kearny, r. 31

Turk
" Mark, r. 1761 Ellis
" Mark, curios, 234 Taylor
" Mark, horseradish, 7 Bay City Market, r.

618 Hayes
" Mark, tailor, r. 1131 Powell
" Mark W., traveling salesman C. H. Meyer

& Bros., r. 2194 Devisadero
" Marks, tailor, 3922 (3018), 16th
Levy Marks D., secretary Samuel Bros. & Co.,
133-134, 1st, r. 1621 Geary
" Martin, plumber, r. 705 Green
" Matilda A. Miss, teacher Potrero Primary

School, r. 1420 Bush
" Maude L., saleslady Sanborn, Vail & Co.,

r. 209 Hyde
" Maurice, r. 1219, 21st
'• Maurice H., salesman, r. 1130 Golden Gate

Av
" Max (Jules Levy & Bros.), r. 2234 Clay
" Max, accountant, r. 1206H Turk
" Max, barber, 774 Howard, r. 10 Birch Av
" Max, butcher W. A. Samuel, r. 1208 Scott
" Max, manufacturers' agent, 126 Kearny,

room 35
" Max, salesman Armand Cailleau, r. 1203
Octavia

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Levy Max H., bookkeeper .J. Schussler & Co., r.
205, 2d
" Mayer, butcher, r. 439 Ivy Av
" Melanie, widow, r. 1408 McAllister
" Melville F., clerk Samuel Strauss, r. 1726

Sutter
" Meyer (Ladagnous & Levy), r. 104 Grant

Av
" Meyer H., assistant secretary Eureka Be

uevolent Association, 105 Stockton
" Michael (M. Levy & Bro.), r. 1619 Leaven-
worth
" Michael, tailor, r. 630i^ Natoma
" Michael S., tailor, 176 Minna
" Mildred A., teacher elocution, r. 1006 Van

Ness Av
" Milton W., manager The Mirror, 210

Kearny, r. 1404 Post
" Minnie Mrs., r. 856 Harrison
" M. L. & Co. (Moses L. Levy and Harry M.
Abrams), wholesale jewelry, 112 Kearny
■ ' Morris (Levy & Co. ) , r. 1617, 21 st
" Morris, bookkeeper Jacob Brandt, r. ll.SO

Golden Gate Av
" Morris, insurance, r. 1621a Turk
" Morris, merchant (Stockton, Cal. and Reno,
Nev.), office 516-518 Market, r. 1230 Post
" Morris, tailor, 91414 Folsom, r. 172 Perry
" Morris A., bookkeeper Goldberg, Bowen &

Co., r. 1035 Post
" Morris F., agent, r. 1008 Van Ness Av
" Mortie (Levy & Parker), r. 705 Green
" Moses (Levy & Co.), r. 12 Albion Av
" Moses (Levy & Sinay), r. 1317 Webster
" Moses, cigar maker, r. 420V^ Hayes
" Moses, manager William Koshland, r. 514^,4

Hayes
" Moses, second-hand clothing, 248, 3d
" Moses L. (M. L. Levy &Co.), r. Oakland
" Myer S., rabbi Congregation Beth Israel,
and editor The Jewish Times and Ob-
server, 420 Montgomery, room 27, r. 1359
Post
" Nathan (Lemle & Co.), r. 1515 Pierce
" Nathan, traveling salesman Columbia

Woolen Mills, r. 439 Ivy Av
" Nettie M. Miss, teacher Stanford Primary

School, r. 1167 Mission
" Oscar S., stoves and tinware, 205-207 Mar-
ket, r. 2197 Devisadero
" Otto, clerk Stiner, Straus & Hyman, r.

1726 Sutter
" Patrick, stableman, r. 1st Av and West

Eddy
" Pauline Mrs., housekeeper, r. 786 Folsom
" Percy L., salesman M. A. Gunst & Co., r.

1404 Post
" Philip, lineman Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r. 705

Green
" Ralph I., cutter, r. 2304 Sutter
" Raphael, r. 24^^ Rausch
" Raphael, merchant, r. 1318 Sutter
" Ray, widow, r. 23 Langton
" Rebecca, widow, r. 112 Olive Av
" Reuben, shoecutter Siebe, Glanville Co., r.

618 Hayes
" Richard L., bookkeeper, r. 1319a Eddy
" Robert, r. 29 Grant Av
" Robert, tailor I. Finkelstein, r. 11311/4 Fol-
som
" Robert S., bookkeeper O. S. Levy, r. 2197

Devisadero
" Rose, widow, r. 2931 Clay
Levy S. & Co. (Solomon Levy and Bernard Beer) ,
produce commission merchants, 218-220
Washington

Levy Samuel, bookmaker, r. 1309 Ellis
" Samuel, hatter, r. 438 Tehama rear
" Samuel, salesman Levy & Co., r. 1814 Post
" Samuel, saloonkeeper, r. 771 Howard
" Samuel, tailor, 2085^, 7th
" Samuel, traveling salesman, r. 6 Adair
" Samuel G., barber, 110 Drumm, r. 1446

O'Farrell
" Samuel H., shipping clerk H. Liebes & Co. .

r. Oakland
" Samuel M., r. 1167 Mission
" Samuel N., merchant tailor, 209 Sutter, r.

828 McAllister

LEVY SAMUEL W.,

commission merchant and insurance

broker, 212 Sansome, rooms 27-28, r.

1296 Van Ness Av

Levy Sarah, widow, r. 6 Cleveland rear

" Sarah Miss, dressmaker, r. 630V4 Natoma

" Sarah Miss, dressmaking, 1022 Golden Gate

Av
" Seymour H., butcher J. Cabosel, r. 2212M

Fillmore
" Siegfried, clerk, r. 110 Hyde
" Sigmund, cellarman Lachman & Jacobi, r.

431 Natoma
" Simon, capitalist, r. 2104 Post
'• Simon (Simon Levy & Co.), 211 Battery
" Simon hatmaker G. Rosenberg & Son, r. 438
Tehama
Levy Simon & Co. (Simon Levy), manufacturers
and wholesale dealers syrupS, cordials,
bitters, essences, etc., 211 Battery
Levy Sol J., notary public and secretary Alta
Building and Loan, Eureka Building
and Loan, Golden West Building and
Loan and Guardian Loan Associations,
304 Montgomery, r. 1705 Buchanan
Levy Solomon (S. Levy & Co.), r. 1624 Geary
" Solomon, salesman, r. 1334 Buchanan
" Sophie, widow, r. 650 Minna
" Sylvain, traveling salesman, r. 1427 Fulton
" Theodore, candy maker, r. 114, 14th
" Victorin, saleslady, r. 439 Ivy Av
Levy Walter H., attorney at law, 75-77 Nevada
Block, r. 1816 Pacific Av
" Walter H., with The Mirror, r. 1404 Post
" William, concrete maker, r. 302, 4th
" William, horse trader, r. 319 Fell
'■' William, salesman, r. 1700 Geary
" William, waiter Cremorne Theatre
" William P., machinist, r. 2411!^ Folsom
" Wolf, cigar maker, 3139, 16th
" & Bayreuther (Julius Levy and Gustav W.

Bayreuther), plumbers, 210 O'Farrell
" &Co. (Morris Levy), wholesale and retail

liquors, 795 Mission
" & Co. (Moses and Harry Levy and Joseph
Friedman), commission brokers, 21 Ellis
" & Huffman (E. J. Levy and Samuel Huff-
man), club rooms, 8-9 Columbian Bldg
" & Parker (Mortie Levy and Luke J.Par-
ker), plumbers and gasfitters, 1605 Polk
" & Sinay (Moses Levy and Simon Sinay),
cigars and tobacco, 20 Stockton
4®= Levy. See Leavy, Levey and Levi
Lewald Albert, importer and jobber cigars, 120
California, r. 511 Grove
" Henry, clerk Newman & Levinson, r. 511

Grove
" Louis, expressman, r. 511 Grove
" Sanford G., with A. H. Greenberg, r. 2434
Jackson
Lewandowski Celi a Mrs. , dressmaking, 1908 Polk
Lewars Lincoln H., manager California Ink Co.,

415 Commercial, r. Alameda
Leweke Christina, widow, r. 127 Fell
Lewellen Wilson, r. Old People's Home
Lewellyn Robert, liquors, 52 Clay, r. 810 Po-

trero Av
4®=- Lewellyn. See Llewellyn
Lewels August A., clerk, r. 719 Scott
Lewenthal Herman, clerk Hyams, Pauson &
Co., r. 226, 6th
" Jacob, salesman, r. 226, 6th
" Leopold H., carpet layer, r. 437 Tehama
" Wolf, r. 226, 9th
4®=Lewenthal. See Loewenthal and Lowenthal

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Lewin Adolph, exporter, r. 1825 Sutter
" Gabriel, peddler, r. Hale nr Merrill
" Harry, salesman Gordan the Tailor, r. 707

McAllister
" HugoE., salesman Greenberg&Greenberg,

r. 707 McAllister
" Isaac A., grainer, r. 1610i4 California
" Jonas, r. leiOV^ California
" Louis, clerk Howard J. Alexander, r. 1610^

California
" Marcus, barber Andrew Hallahan, r. bOdVi

Natoma
" Peter, laborer S. P. Co., r. 511 Grove
" Robert, blacksmith, 18 Hayes, r. 84 Belcher
" Robert A., clerk, r. 84 Belcher
Lewins Joseph P., blacksmith Wm. H. Birch &

Co., r. 119 Morris Av
Lewis Aaron, clerk A. Lewis, r. 428 Bryant
" Abraham, carpets and picture frames, 1204

Stockton, r. 2917 Clay
" Abraham, salesman Schlesinger & Bender,

r. 330 Geary
" Abraham N., clothing, 506 Pacific
" A. J. Mrs., r. California Hotel
" Alfred A., teamster Quiros Soda WaterCo.,

r. 11 Rondel PI
" Albert P., oysterman, r. 9 Hubbard
" A. M. Mrs., nurse, r. 4 Grand Av
" Amanda M., widow, r. 538, 27th
Lewis, Anderson & Co., William Lewis presi-
dent, Andrew Anderson vice-president,

A. H. Paul secretary, ship chandlery,

manufacturers tents and naval stores,

36 East
" Ann E., widow, r. 327 Beale
" Annnie, widow, r. 2534 Folsom
" Arnold M., engineer, r. 2106 Leavenworth
" Arthur C, clerk O'Connell & Lewis, r. 2608

Sacramento
" Arthur M., artist Call, r. Oakland
" August, r. 152 Minna
" Azro N., executor Miranda W. Lux Estate,

532 Market, room 41, r. Alameda
" Bamett L., traveling salesman, r. 639

Haight
" Benjamin E., traveling salesman Crystal

Salt Mining Co., r. 1128 Sutter
'• Benjamin M., master bktn Arago, office 48

Market, room 1, r. 726, 22d
" Bernard, buyer, r. 1415 Polk
" Charles, clerk Strauss & Strauss
" Charles D., elevator insnector A. J. Mc-

Nicoll & Co., r. 944 Valencia
■" Charles F., bookkeeper Davidson & Leigh,

r. 223 Guerrero
'• Charles H., butler, 3007 Jackson
" Cicero H. (Allen & Lewis), r. Portland, Or.
" Daniel, clerk Raphael's Loan Office, r.

Oakland
" David, seaman, r. 808 Kentucky
" David, stair builder, 553 Brannan, r. 1321,

23d
" David G., foreman book dept. George

Spaulding & Co., r. 1014 Larkin
" David G., janitor Young Men's Institute,

SE cor 10th and Market
" David J., clerk Selby Smelting and Lead
' ■ Co., r. 26131/2 Sutter
" Dora, widow, r. 812 Octavia
'■ Dora Miss, stenographer Geo. F. Eberhard

Co., r. 696 McAllister
" E. & Co. (Edward Lewis), glove manufac-
turer. 1731 Market
" Edgar L., merchant, r. 1624 Vallejo
" Edward (E. Lewis & Co.), r. 17.35 Market
" Edward G., importer and manufacturers'

agent, 120 Sutter, r. Alameda
" Edward W., wire worker West Coast W.

and I. Works, r. 28 Elsie
" Edward H., asst. treasurer Orpheum The-
atre, r. 513 Post
" Edwin, gripman, r. 1915b O'Farrell
" Edwin L., contracting freight agent Bur-
lington Route, r. 11.37 Geary
" Edwin S., sail maker, r. 10 Lapidge
" E. J. Mrs., artist, r. 717 Post
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 321 Eddy
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 1190 Haight
" Emanuel, r. 1150 Turk

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Lewis Emanuel, entry clerk D. N. & E. Walter

& Co., r. 710 Golden Gate Av
" Emile. currier, r. 113 Valley
•' Emilia Mrs., laundress, r. 535 Vallejo
" Emily E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 100 Olive

Av
" Emma A., widow, r. 352 Grove
" Emma A. Mrs., physician, 2115 Webster
■' Enoch T., cleaner U. S. Appraiser's Bldg.

r. 520 Jackson
" Euphemia, widow, r. 2521 Pine
" Fannie Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 1222

Pine
" F. B. Mrs., widow, r. 2024 Jackson
Lewis Festus C, secretary Pacific Paving Co..

106-108 Phelan Bldg, r. Oakland
" Fleissner Mrs., teacher music, r. 2008

Jackson
" Flossie Miss, cashier William Cllne, r.

1327 Ellis
" Frances R. Miss, teacher Clement Gram-
mar Scbool, r. 710 Golden Gate Av
" Francis R., bookkeeper Gallagher Bros., r.

2818% Sacramento
" Frank, clerk, James Nielson
" Frank, clerk Kohlberg, Strauss & Frob-

man, r. Oakland
,, Frank, laborer, r. 105 Bay
" Frank, marker La Grande Laundry
" Frank H., clerk Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Bank.

r. 3138, 16th
" Frank R. , bookkeeper Charles E. Paxton,

r. 2115 Webster
" Frederick, machinist Fulton Eng. & Ship

Bldg. Wks, r. 16 Moss
" George, bell boy, r. 65 Everett
" George, engineer, r. 217 Page
" George, teamster, r. 708 Ivy PI
" George E., seaman, r. 309 Main
" George J., salesman J. Macowsky &Co.,r.

428 Bryant
" George M., motorman Market St. Ry., r.

24th and Kentucky
" George N., conductor S. F. & S. M. Ry. r.

QlVi Chenery
" George W., bookkeeper Cal. Safe Deposit

and Trust Co., r. Alameda
" George W., clerk, r. 710 Golden Gate Av
" Gill M. (Lewis & Fowler), 315 Spreckels

Bldg
" Godfrey L., salesman, r. 639 Haight
" Gussie Miss, saleslady, r. 1327 Ellis
" George W., r. 100 Olive Av
" G. W., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 530, 3d
" H., fireman S. P. Co., r. 113, 16th
" Harriet, widow, r. 17 Precita Av
" Harriet, widow, r. 524^/4, 6th
" Harriet E., widow, r. 1087 Howard
" Harris, commission merchant, r. 1420 Sut-
ter
" Harry, asst. superintendent U. S. Railway

Mail Service, r. Fruitvale
" Harry, brakeman, r. 650, 4th
" Harry, r. 527 Sacramento
" Harry, watchman str Colon, r. 603, 3d
" Harry G., printer E. Williams, r. 2521 Pine
" Harry J., boxmaker Clatsop Milling Co., r.

917 Greenwich
" Harry W., r. 32 Pearl

" Harry W., liquors and boarding, 1003 Bat-
tery
" Henry, r. 715 Howard
" Henry, driver, r. 25 Natoma
" Henry, secretary Seamen's Landlord's

Mutual Protective Association, 506 Bat-
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"CANADIAN CLUB" WHISKY.

The age and genuineness of this whisky-
are guaranteed by the Excise Department of
the Canadian Government, by certificate
over the capsule of every bottle.

WILLIAW WOLFF & CO , 329 Market St.

Lewis Henry A., night flagman S. P. Co., r. cor

Sd and Bluxome
" Henry C, delicacies, 407^4 Turk
" Henry (estate of), watches and jewelry,

655 Clay
■' Henry S., baker Am. Biscuit Co., r. 517'/^, 2d
" Herman, bookkeeper Wolf Bros., r. 812

Octavia
" Hermann, clothing, 239 Pacific, r. 11 Fulton
" Herbert R., r. 328, 10th
" Isaac, clerk, r. 732 Grove
" Isadore K., salesman H. Wolf & Bro., r.

159 Octavia
" Jacob, glazier, r. 428 Bryant
" Jacob E., manufacturers' agent, 36 Phelan

Bldg, r. 710 Golden Gate Av
" Jacob E., salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r.

235 Golden Gate Av
" James, carpenter, r. 642 Stevenson
" James, fireman str Gipsy
" James C, telegraph operator, r. 418 Post
" James H., barber, r. 17 Precita Av
" James H., clerk Sanborn. Vail & Co., r.

2011 Taylor
" James M., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.

513, 18th
" Jane Mrs., drygoods, r. 14 McAllister
" J. B. & Son (John B. and John B. Jr.), real

estate agents, 436 Montgomery
Lewis J. Hall, attorney at law, 319 Pine, room

63, r. 309 Jones
" John, bookkeeper, r. 341c San Jose Av
" John, carpenter, r. 704i/i Mission
" John, marine fireman, r. 1110 Montgomery
" John, mining, r. 1405 Mason
" John, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
" John, teamster, r. 313, 4th
" John, teamster Alexander McKay, r. 924

Howard
" John, trackman Market St. Ry., r. 414a

Lily Av
" JohnB. (J. B. Lewis & Son), r. 409 Bryant
" JohnB. Jr. (J. B. Lewis & Son), r. 409 Bry-
ant
" John F., clerk auditing dept. Wells, Fargo

& Co., r. Oakland
" John F., stenographer Superintendent's

ofQce Railway ' Mail Service, r. 1217

Golden Gate Av
" John L., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 341c

San Jose Av
Lewis John M., attorney at law, 508 Montgom-
ery, room 18, r. Oakland
" John M., policeman, r. 323, 21st
" John R., laborer Pae. Roll. Mill, r. 1085

Tennessee
" John R., policeman; r. 217 Steiner
" John T., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 822,

26th
" John W., clerk freight auditor's dept. S.

P. Co., 1-. 1124 McAllister
" Joseph, barber P. S. Batavia, r. 2 Taylor

Terrace
" Joseph, cook, r. 535 Vallejo
" Joseph, helper C. E. Anderson, r. 346, 4th
" Joseph, hostler Jacob Bros., r. 217 Jack-
son
" Joseph C, physician and surgeon, 127 Turk
" Joseph S., salesman Carrau & Green, r. 710

Golden Gate Av
" Julia Miss, teacher Clement Grammar

School, r. 1020 Van Ness
" Julius, apprentice, r. 346, 4th
" Julius, plumber Henry Williamson
" Kate, widow, r. 138i4 Shipley rear
" Kit, clerk, r. 311 Stevenson

Lewis Lemuel T., proprietor Eagle Iron Foun-
dry, 563-567 Folsom, r. 3833 Washington
" Lewis J., driver Nierman & Lefkovitz, r.
533 Arkansas

• Loue, carpenter, 1831 Webster

" Lulu M. Miss, teacher music, r. 335 San-
chez
" Manuel G. (M. S. Simas & Co.). r. 437 Davis

• Marcus, jeweler, r. 710 Golden Gate Av
" Maria, widow, r. 535 Vallejo

" Mark, tinner, r. 138V2 Shipley rear
•' Mark E., clerk Bovee, Toy & Sonntag
'■ Marks, window and stained glass, 673 Mis-
sion, r. 428 Bryant
" Mary, widow, r. 24 Harriet
" Mary E.. widow, r. 107, 36th
" Mary E., widow, r. 809 Leavenworth
" Mary H., widow, r, 2098 Jackson
" Matthias J., stevedore, r. 15!^ Tehama
" Max, tailor, r. 1337 Ellis
" Meyer, barber Merel & De Domenico, r. 156,

3d
" Meyer, with Crystal Rock Salt Mining

Co.,r. 1138 Sutter
" Michael, r. 1710 Octavia
" Milton E., printer, r. SS'/a Ridley
" Mitchell M., agent, r. 710 Golden Gate Av
" Nathan, salesman Columbia Cloak and

Suit House
" N. E., compositor Edward C. Hughes, r. 33

Ridley
" Nellie Mrs., r. 1296 Van Ness Av
Lewis Oscar (O'Connell & Lewis), and presi-
dent The Builders' Exohange, 40 New
Montgomery, r. 3608 Sacramento
• • Oscar, manager California Underwear Fac-
tory, 1025 Market, r. 14 McAllister
" Oscar C, deputy County Clerk, r. 513 Green-
wich
Lewis Packing Co. and Vinegar Works (incor-
porated), Charles Harris president, Wil-
liam A. Lewis vice-president and man-
ager, pickle and vinegar manufacturers,
635-627 Front
" Philip, merchant, r. 1624 Vallejo
■' Philip, traveling salesman Stange & Jae-

nicke, r. 727'/2 McAllister
'■ Phcebe R., school teacher, r. 414 Cole
" Robert E., finisher Cal. Furniture Mfg.

Co., r. Oakland
" Rod P., law and collection office, 235

Kearny, room 9, r. 622 Clay
" Rose P. Miss, teacher Whittier Primary

School, r. 414 Cole
" Sabin F., oiler Edison Light and Power

Co., r. 2534 Folsom
■' Sadie J. Miss, teacher English Van Ness

Seminary, r. 1849 Jackson
" Sam, horse dealer, 545 Clay
" Samuel, musician, r. 824 Montgomery
" Solomon, capitalist. 320 Sansome, room 30,

r. 1601 Post
" Stanley, r. 261314 Sutter
" Sylvester H., clerk, r. 235 Sanchez
" T. A., r. California Hotel
" Thomas, carpenter, r. 3818^ Sacramento
" Thomas, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 110

California Av
" Thomas, driver Studebaker Bros. Mfg Co.,

r. 1401 Market
" Thomas, teamster, r. 138^ Shipley rear
" Thomas H., baker, r. 100 Olive Av
" Thomas J., engineer, r. 38, 8th
" Thomas J., helper Union I. Wks, r. 1085

Tennessee
" Thomas L., salesman Union Metallic Cart-
ridge Co., r. 100 Olive Av
" Thomas O., clerk U. S. Customs, r. 1831 San

Carlos Av
" T. R. Miss, teacher Clement Grammar

School, r. 710 Golden Gate Av
" Ullmer, butcher, r. 13 Hardy
" Urban A., carpenter, r. 4 Grand Av
Lewis Walter C, secretary The F. W. Spencer
Co., 338 Post, r. 2008 Jackson
" Walter S., manager retail dept. S. F. Shoe

House, r. 3 Buena Vista Av
" Warren E., receiver Sutter St. Ry., r. 1914
Sutter

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Lewis Wesley T , clerk, r. 407 Octavia
" William (William Lewis & Co.), r. 1296

Van Ness Av
■' William, capitalist, r. 319 Grant Av
" William, capmaker M. Marsh & Co., r. 941

Folsom
" William, clerk, r. 1124 McAllister
■' William, cook George D. Mayle
Lewis William, president Lewis, Anderson &
Co., 225 East, r. New Bedford, Mass.
" William, tailor, 26 Montgomery, room 4, r.
Alameda
Lewis William & Co. (William Lewis), manu-
facturers celebrated Porto de Oro, Purity
Club, Rough Diamond and El Tampico
cigars and importers Havana and Su-
matra tobacco, 24 California
'■ WilliamA., architect, r. 4 Grand Av
" William A., molder Eagle Iron Wks, r. 2833
Washington
Lewis William A., vice-president and manager
Lewis Packing Co. and Vinegar Works,
625-627 Front, r. 1319 Golden Gate Av
" William B., druggist E. Gregory, r. 666

Haight
" William C, butcher Henry Moffat, r. 15th

Av South nr Railroad Av
" William J., barber, r. 3319 Bryant Av
" William P., tea broker. 216 Front, r. 1624

Vallejo
" William S. (W. S. Lewis & Co.), r. 328, 10th
" William T. G., clerk, r. 2534 Folsom
" William W., wood worker W. A. Morwy
" Wirt P., clerk car account S. P. Co., r. 831
Fulton

LEWIS W. S. & CO.

(William S. Lewis), steam pipe and
boiler covering, manufacturers of
Lewis's Perfection Asbestos Covering,
the great coal saver, sectional cover-
ings, asbestos mineral wool and bair
felt, 305 Howard, telephone Main 1642

Lewis Zelda Miss, clerk William H. Bennett,
r. 608 Eddy
" & Co. (Honolulu, H. I.), commission mer-
chants, office 307 Battery
" & Co. (Lewis Albert, George Hall and John
W. Norton), draymen, 11 Steuart

Lewis & Dryden Printing Co. (Portland, Or.),
office, 217 Bush
" & Fowler (Gill M. Lewis and F. L. Fowler),
merchant tailors, 315 Spreckels Bldg

Jg^^Lewis. See Louis

Lewison Edward, r. 115 Turk
" Jacob L., merchant, r. 3725 Pacific Av

Lewiston George, bartender, r. 31314 O'Farrell

Lewitt Helen M., widow, r. 509 Clayton

Lewitt William B., physician and surgeon,
ofQcs and r. 500 Van Ness Av cor McAl-
lister, office hours 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. m.,
telephone Jessie 831

Lewitus Louis, clerk, r. 1840 Ellis

Lewkowitz Abraham, cigar manufacturer, r. 443

" George, driver Irvine Bros., r. 1425 Stock-
ton
" Isidore, merchant, r. 1526 O'Farrell
" Joseph, dry goods, 1320 Stockton, r. 1425

Stockton
" Joseph Mrs., millinery, 1320 Stockton, r.
1425 Stockton
igS^Lewkowitz. See Lefkowitz
Lewthwaite Alexander, manager Union Paper

Co., 510 Sacramento, r. East Oakland
Lewton Z. E., barber J. F. Adams, r. 17 South

Park
Lewy George S., traveling salesman Mendelson

Bros., r. SiOy^ Sutter
Lewzey Frederick J., ropemaker Washburn &

Moen Mfg Co., r. 3 Pringle Court
Lexington The, 212a Eddy
Ley August, machinist, r. 123 Perry
" Edward E., r. engineer, r. 22 Turk
" George, millhand William A. Schrook
" Joseph, engineer Bender Bros., r. 133 Perry
" Victor, yardman Bender Bros., r. 133 Perry
Leyba Luis, brakeman, r. 408 Hyde
Leydeoker Ernest A., bartender, r. 110b Freelon

W, & J. SLOANE & CO.,

Complete Lines, Choicest Productions of

Most parnous Factories.

GA-X-GA-'T TVlarket St.

Leydecker Theodore W., liquors, 327 East

North, r. 935 Santa Clara Av, Alameda
Leyra Valentine, coalpasser str Walla Walla
Lezinsky Eugene L., with S. L. Leszynsky
&Co.,r. 1126 Eddy
" Frederick L., manufacturers' agent, 516-518
Market, r. 1126 Eddy
Lezinsky George, attorney at law. Emporium

Bldg, r. 1136 Eddy
«®"Lezinsky. See Leszynsky and Lazansky
Lezott John R. (Klarnet & Lezott), r. 103 Cedar

Av
L'homme Alphonse, painter, r. 336 Pacific
L'Hommedieu Mary G. Miss, teacher Lafayette

Primary School, r. 1011 Bush
L'Hommedieu Ralph R., deputy Assessor, r.

1603 Vallejo
Lhote Eugene F., clerk Alex. Zabaldano, r. 1714

Hyde
Lhuillier Madaline, widow, r. off Corbett Road

nr Ingleside
Liautaud Jane W., widow, r. 4.37^^ Fulton
Libbey C. H., agent New York Life Ins. Co.
" Frederick N., clerk, r. 1816 O'Farrell
•' John F., salesman, r. 1816 O'Farrell
" .John G. (Dakin & Libbey), r. 1816 O'Farrell
" Lillian Miss, school teacher, r. 1816 O'Far-
rell
«^Libbey. See Libby

Libbing Henry H., clerk Post Office, r. 631!4 Na-
toma
" Nettie Miss, stenographer Berlin & Le-
pori, r. 631!4 Natoma
Libby Albert, expressman, r. W s Hampshire
bet I6th and 17th
" Charles, expressman, r. W s Hampshire

bet 16th and 17th

" Daniel B., coffee saloon, 23, 3d, r. 1335, 35th

" Daniel C, policeman, r. 110 Cumberland '

Libby Dorville, agent D. Appleton & Co., 1 Flood

Bldg, r. 520, 21st cor Capp

" Dorville Jr., electrical engineer Union I.

Wks, r. 520, 21st
" Frederick, millhand, r. 137, 10th
" Georgie F. Miss, teacher John Swett

Grammar School, r. 316 Clipper
" H.. clerk Chronicle, r. 1816 O'Farrell
" John T., expressman, SE cor 5th and Bran-
nan, r. 810 Hampshire
" Kate Mrs., with The J. Dewing Co., r. 137,

10th
" Mary E., widow, r. 316 Clipper
" Warren T., machinist Pac. Saw Mfg. Co., r.

773 Harrison
" William, expressman, r. W s Hampshire

bet 16th and 17th
" William Mrs., widow, r. W s Hampshire
bet 16th and 17th
je®-Libby. See Libbey
Liberati Luigi, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo
Liberman Moses Rev., r. 159 Shipley
-BS^Liberman. See Leiberman, Lieberman and

Liebmann
Liberty Hall, E s Alabama bet 33d and 34th
" Hotel, Michel & Nouguier proprietors,
629 Broadway
Libolsky Theodor, baker, r. 634 Pacific
License Collector City and County, New City

Hall, 1st floor
Lichau Amalia Mrs., proprietor The Superior
Dressmaking Parlors, 423 Geary, tele-
phone Hyde 1515
Lichau Ernst, physician, 423 Geary
Licher Philip, shoemaker, r. 2195 Powell
Lichi John, milker Joachim Cantiene, r. 17th Av
South nr F

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/Vlodcrn T\Jpe Faces.

1 All the Necessaries for the Up-to-date

Printery.

405-407 SANSOME STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.

Licht Charles L,., bookkeeper Buyer & Reich

Co., r. 145, 2d
" Eva L., widow, clothing, 145, 3d, r. 147, 2d
" Florence Miss, teacher music, 145, 2d
" Max E., salesman Rosenthal, Feder & Co.,

r. 145, 2d
" Simon, clerk Eva L. Licht, r. 147, 2d
Lichtenberg Adolph, conamission merchant, r.

2224 California
" Edward, shipping and commission, 303

California, room 21, r. 2224 California
■' John, surfman South Side U. S. Life Sav-
ing Station, Ocean Beach
" M..r. 718 Bush
" Rosalie Miss, teacher Emerson Primary

School, r. 718 Bush
" Rudolph (William Lichtenberg & Co.), r.

2324 California
" Rudolph, awning maker Sybrand Zwall

112 Valencia
" Rudolph J., clerk William Lichtenberg &

Co., r. 2224 California
■' William (William Lichtenberg & Co.), r

San Rafael
" William & Co. (William and Rudolph Lich

tenberg), shipping and commission mer-
chants, 320 Sansome, room 3
Lichtenstedt Henry, waiter Graneist &Daewer-

itz r. 122 Olive Av

LICHTENSTEIN BENJAMIN H

proprietor Collateral Bank, 15 Grant
Av, r. Hotel Rictielieu

Lichtenstein Brothers (Harry M. and Solomon

M.), pawn brokers, 11 Stockton
" David, tailor, r. 968 Harrison
•' George, bookkeeper, r. 1313 Green
" George L., cigar maker, r. 962 Harrison

rear
" George R., with Lichtenstein Bros., r. 2003

Pine
" Hannah, widow, r. 968 Harrison
" Harry M. (Lichtenstein Bros.), r. 2318 Clay
" Henry, importer cigars, 119 Bush, room 1,

r. 610 Oak
" Herman, cigar maker, r. 417^4 Hayes
Lichtenstein Isidor H., cashier Collateral Bank,

15 Grant Av, r. 828 Post
" Jeanette M. Miss, principal Richmond

District Free Kindergarten, r. 1425%

Hayes
" Joy, asst librarian Free Public Library, r.

1425!4 Hayes
" Marc M. (M. H. Lichtenstein & Son), r. 2318

Clay
• ' Max, dealer California wines and brandies,

119 Bush, r. 610 Oak
" Max Jr., bookkeeper N. Meyer & Co., r. 610

Oak
Lichtenstein M. H. .& Son (Moses H. and Marc

M.), loan office, 617 Washington
" Morris, cigar manufacturer, r. 1425!/_
" Moses H. (M. H. Lichtenstein & Son),

2318 Clay
■' Philip, cigar maker, r. 1425% Hayes
" Samuel M., bookkeeper M. H. Lichtenstein

& Son, r. 2318 Clay
" Simon, tailor, r. 4 Harriet
" Solomon M. (Lichtenstein Bros.), r. 8643

Bryant Av
4®="Lichtenstein. See Litzenstein
Lichterman James, clerk Joseph Calegaris, r.

420 Montgomery Av
Lichthardt George, r. 3017% Fillmore
" George Jr., pharmaceutical student, r.

3017% Fillmore

Lichtig Bernard ^Smith Picture Co.), r. 34 Hub-
bard
" Bertha, dressmaker Dora Hahn, r. ]130ii

Howard
" Edward, liquors, 1113 Howard, r. 1130M

Howard
" Thomas, delicacies, 147 Taylor
Lick Baths, George W. Merritt superintendent,

E s 10th bet Mission and Howard
" Byron L., clerk freight auditor's dept. S.

P. Co., r. Alameda
'■ Clarence H., machinist Clot & Meese, r.

1007 Folsom
" Eugene W. (E. W. Lick & Co.), r. 212a Oc-

tavia
LickE. W. & Co. (Eugene W. Lick), pianos, 116

McAllister
" Gustave, maltster, r. 400 Capp

LICK HENRY,

book and job printing, 1007 Folsom
Lick House, K. B. Soule manager, W s Mont-
gomery bet Sutter and Post

LICK LAUNDRY,

William McCracken proprietor, 9 Lick
PI
Lick Old Ladies' Home, Miss Elizabeth F.
Pearce matron. University opp Bacon,
George W. Haight attorney, 220 San-
some, room 1
Lickefelt Anna Mrs., r. 2021 Mason

" August, r. 2021 Mason
Lickel Mary, widow, lodgings, 100% Jackson
Licori Antonio, bootblack, r. 10 Margaret PI
Licot Charles, cellarman, r. 4 Virginia Court
Lictig Joseph, butcher, cor Sutter and Laguna
Liddell Guy, salesman, r. 310a Clement

" Margaret Mrs., millinery, 310a Clement
Liddicoat Elizabeth, widow, r. 911 O'Farrell
Liddle Christina, widow, r. 328 Eddy
" Edwin E., engineer, r. 28 Warren
" John H., clerk, r. 329 Fell
" Mamie, widow, r. 301 Leavenworth
Liddle E. Company, A. A. Martin president,
R. H. Liddle Jr. secretary, importers
guns and sportmg goods, 1 10 Montgomery
" Robert, plasterer, r. Ill Valencia
" Robert H., with R. Liddle Co., r. 329 Fell
Liddle Robert H. Jr., secretary R. Liddle Co.,
110 Montgomery, r. 329 Fell
" William R., machinist, r. 548 Birch Av
Liddy Michael J., inspector U. S. Customs, r.
Alameda
•' Michael T., gardener, 1661 Octavia
'> W. J., r. 1045 Market
Lidolph Edward, peddler, r. 1233, 25th
Lidstone Mark, millwright, r. 113 Castro
Lidstrom Anton E., seaman, r. 457% Jessie
" Charles G., shipping clerk Central Hard-
ware and Supply Co., r. 143 Grove
" Matilda Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1709 Scott
Lie John C, steward C. D. Zeile, r. 526 Pacific
LiebAdamH., clerk E. B. Lieb, r. 2833 Folsom
" Charles W., boiler maker, r. 22, 21st
" Charles W., printing, 410 Kearny, room 7%,

r. 1016% Mission
" Christian, laborer Western Sugar Refinei-y,

r. 22, 21st
" Elmo B., pork packer, 544, 6th, r. 2832 Folsom
" Frederick H., liquors, 409 East North
" Henry H., glass blower, r. 212 Pennsylvania

Av
■' Howard C, compositor, r. 404 Turk
" Jacob, laborer, r. 23, 21st
" John, fireman, r. 23, 21st
" Warren F., printer Pac. Printing Co., r. 404

Turk
" William F., manager Charles W. Lieb, 410
Kearny, room 7%, r. Oakland
Liebe Mathan, cattle buyer, r. 315 Bartlett
Liebenau H., marine engineer, r. 441 Bryant
Liebenberg Harry C, clerk Baker & Hamilton,
r. 499%, 4th
" Henry, salesman, r. 499%, 4th
" Hilda, domestic, 44 Silver
" Jacob, peddler, r. 134% Dorland
" Johanna, widow, r. 499%, 4th
" Minnie, widow, r. 531 O'Farrell

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Liebenthal Albert (S.J. Friedlander & Co.), r.

1629 Broadway
Lieber Leon, salesman Joseph Melczer & Co., r.
2104 Post
" William A., director The Johnson-Locke
Mercantile Co., 294 Front, r. Alameda
4S=Lieberman. See Liberman, Leiberman and

Liebmann
Liebert Alfred (Liebert & Wagner), r. 1922 Tay-
lor
" Bruno, teacher music, r. 406 Grove
" Henry, sawdust and sand, r. 616 Lombard
" Henry, stenographer Jonas Erlanger &

Co., r. 406 Grove
" J., musician, r. 324 Post
" Julius M., bookkeeper A. L. Bancroft &

Co., r. 406 Grove
" Moses, bookkeepsr Erlanger & Galinger, r.

406 Grove
" & Wagner (Alfred Liebert and Adam
Wagner), manufacturing jewelers, 126
Kearny, room 55
i9®'Liebert. See Leibert

Liebes Benjamin, salesman H. Liebes & Co., r.
1814 Pacific Av
" George, director H. Liebes & Co.. ia3-137
Post

LIEBES H. & COMPANY

(incorporated), Herman Liebes presi-
dent, Charles J. BeMow vice-president,
Isaac Liebes treasurer, S. W. Saalburg
secretary, importers, wholesale and
retail dealers and manufacturers furs,
133-137 Post
Liebes Hannah, widow, r. 2723 Pacific Av
Liebes Herman, president H. Liebes & Co., 133-

137 Post
Liebes Isaac, treasurer H. Liebes & Co., 133-137
Post, r. 1814 Pacific Av
" Julien, with H. Liebes & Co, r. 1101 Geary
" Phillip (Kelly & Liebes), r. 1814 Pacific Av
" Sidney, with H. Liebes & Co., r. 402 Lott
Liebes Storage and Warehouse Co. See Cen-
tral Storage Warehouse Co.
Liebhardt Peter, cigarmaker H. Plagemann &
Co., r. 311 Linden Av
" Susan, widow, r. 27 Silver
Liebig Emil, master mariner r. 1813 24th
" Henry, longshoreman, r. 338 Bryant

LIEBIG WORLD DISPENSARY,

400 Geary, private entrance 405 Mason
Liebig & Co., 4(X) Geary, private entrance 405

Mason
Liebmann Adolph (Liebmann & Walters), r. 407
Powell
" Jacob bookkeeper Buyer & Reich Co., r.

606 Leavenworth
" Louis, salesman, r. 1912 Broderick
" & Waters (Adolph Liebmann and George
F. Waters), cigars, tobacco, wines and
liquors, 23 Powell
4®=Liebmann. See Liberman, Leiberman and

Liebermann
Liebold Gustav, vice-president Fredericksburg
Bottling Co., 921 Market and 1510 Ellis,
r. 131, 14th
" Otto, machinist F. Krajewski, r. 131, 14th
vB^'Liebold. See Leibold

Liebreich Louis, clerk Mrs. M. Liebreich, r. 312,
4th
" Minnie Mrs., widow, gents' furnishing

goods, 312, 4th
" William, cellarman, r 312, 4th
Liebrich Adolph, baker Albert Komsthoeft, r.
7111/2 O'Farrell rear
" Edmund F., physician, r. 1303 Steiner
Liebsch Christian, sailmaker, r. lOOM. 3d
Liebscher Edward A., groceries, 1000 Pacific, r.
1011 Broadway
" Otto, clothing cutter, r. 16 Laskie
Liebschutz Charles, waiter, r. 434%£ Clementina
Liechti Arnold W., attorney at law, 508 Mont-
gomery, room 6
Liedelt Otilla Miss, teacher vocal music, r. 818

Hyde
Liederkranz Hall, S s 15th Av South nr Railroad
Av

W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.

Black and Galvanized

and FITTINGS, all sizes, for Gas,

Steam and Water.
9, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Liedman Henrietta A., widow, r. 33 South Park

Liedtke August, carriage maker, r. 20c Angelica

Liehe Henry, restaurant, 129, 4th

Lien Adolph, clerk, r. 14 Ash Av
" Edward, restaurant, 1055 Market, r. 14 Ash

Av
" Edward H., clerk, r. 14 Ash Av
" Randa, domestic, 1630 Jackson

Lienard Marie Mme., laces cleaned and repaired,
414 Post
" Ulric, carpenter, r. 414 Post

Lieninkogel John, driver G. Rippstein, r. 812
Folsom

Lieniz Edward, wood worker O'Brien & Sons. r.
15 Hartford

Lies Estrella C, widow, r. 825 Grove
" Frank W., salesman Sanborn, Vail & Co.,
r. 825 Grove

i5S="Lies. See Leis

Liese Joseph, tanner Metten& Gebhardt, r. 84
Nye

4S~Liese. See Leise

Liesener Charles, bartender John D. Feldmann.
r. 31 East

4®" Liesener. SeeLeisner

Liesenfeld P. (estate of), George Handel man-
ager, billiard table manufacturer, 945
Folsom

Liess Emil, speaker Independent German Con-
gregation, 310O"Farrell, and chief editor
San Francisco Tageblatt, 633 Merchant,
r. 1703 Scott
" Ernst, stonecutter, r. 420 Eureka

Liesy Fanny Mrs., nurse Lane Hospital

Lietz A. Company The, Adolph Lietz president,
Edward Schild vice-president. Otto Von
Geldern secretary, manufacturers sur-
veying and nautical instruments, 422
Sacramento

Lietz Adolph, president The A. Lietz Co., 422
Sacramento, r. San Rafael
" Katie, domestic, 1827 Pacific Av

4®"Lietz. See Leitz

Lievre Constant, ironer Lick Laundry, r. 9 So-
nera PI

Lievre, Fricke & Co. (Isidore Lievre and Charles
Fricke). importers teas, coffees and
spices, proprietors Mountaineer Steam
Coffee and Spice Mills, Eagle Manufac-
turing Co. and Pacific Ink Factory, fac-
tories 707-711 Sansome, ofBce 117 Battery
" Isidore (Lievre, Fricke & Co.), r. 2110 Post
•' Jules, collector Eureka Benevolent Asso-
ciation, r. 1449 McAllister
" Louis G., molder John G. lis & Co., r.
Henry nr Williams

Life Boat, Salvation Army (food and shelter
depot), Joseph R. McFee manager, 117
Jackson and 120 Oregon,offlce 1139 Market

Life Saving Service, United States (Pacific
Coast), Major Thomas J. Blakeney su-
perintendent, U. S. Appraisers' Bldg,
room 35

Life Saving Stations, United States, Fort
Point, Presidio, Ocean Boulevard cor
Fulton and Ocean Beach % mile south
Ocean Side House

Litters Apollo, clerk, r. Beach bet Baker and
Lyon

Ligda Peter F. , compositor E. R. Ormsby & Co. ,
r. Oakland

Liggens Eliza, domestic, 2307 Fulton

Ligget Edward L., real estate broker, 622
Spreckels Bldg, r. 248 Chattanooga
•' & Myers Tobacco Co., James M. Gamble
agent, 215 Front

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DEALERS IN AuL KINDS OF

Foreign and Domestic Coal.

Hotels, Restaurants and Ship-
ping Supplied. L

Litfht Charles R., park policeman, r. 1331 Eddy
Light House Eng-ineer United States (isth Dis-
trict),Charles E. L. B. Davis Major U.
S. A.. 89-92 Flood Bldg
Light House Inspector United States (12th
District), Frank Courtis Commander U.
S. N. in charge, Safe Deposit Bldg, room
404
" Maurice P., traveling salesman, r. 2531
Sutter
Lightbody John P., secretary and treasurer 3
L's Specialty Co., 105 Beale, r. 599 Ellis
" Luther M., machinist, r. 116 Waller
Lighthall William A., r. 932, 25th
Lighthipe James A., engineer General Electric

Co., r. 2417 Sutter
Lightner Elizabeth, widow, r. 1921 Vallejo
" Harry I., salesman Waterhouse & Lester,

r. 1817a McAllister
" Henry L. (Lightner & Newsom), and min-
ing engineer, 49 Merchants' Exchange
Bldg, r. 409 Fair Oaks
" Isaac, commission merchant and agent M.
Newmark & Co. (Los Angeles), ofQce 21
Battery, r. 1312 Golden Gate Av
" John S., marble and granite contractor,
1629 Mission, r. 423, 27lh
Lightner Quartz Mill, Lightner & Newsom
manufacturers, 49 Merchants' Exchange
Bldg
'• & Newsom (Henry L. Lightner and John
J. Newsom), manufacturers Lightner
Quartz Mill, 49 Merchants' Exchange
Bldg
je^Lightner. See Leitner

Ligon Carrie L. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 10 Mon-
roe
" Leopold, cook, r. 10 Monroe
Liguri Hall, Mission Road nr China Av
Lipuria House, 331 Broadway
Likens James W., dentist, 4i Murphy Bldg
Likins Charles K., surveyor, r. 3 Vasserot PI
" Charles W., architect, r. 3 Vasserot PI
" Frank, assistant engineer str Lakme, r.

3630, 16th
" Frederick H., marine engineer, r. 3 Vas-
serot PI
" James W., receiver Market St. Ry. r. 947

Masonic Av
" William J., carrier postofQce, r. 3 Vasserot
PI
Liliencrantz A., surgeon, 803 Sutter, office hours

1 to 4 p. m., telephone East 934
Lilienfeld Alfred, r. 1426 Geary

" William, r. 1426 Geary
Lilienthal Carl, seaman, r. 739, 4th
" Ernest (Lilienthal & Gaetcke), r. 1913 Mis-
sion
" Ernest, silversmith W. K. Vanderslice &
Co., r. 534, 21st
Lilienthal Ernest R. (Lilienthal & Co.), and
president Crown Distilleries Co., 100-102
Front, r. 1510 Van Ness Av
'■ Henry, bottler Frietas & Rodgers, r. 225

Drumm
" Henrv, draughtsman F. Korbel & Bros., r.

1913 Mission
" Herman, butcher, 338,6th, r. 507 Connecti-
cut
Lilienthal Jesse W., attorney at law, 203 San-
some, r. 2027 Sacramento
" Julius, clerk A. Matschke, r. 13 Bourbin PI
" Matilda, widow, r. 531, Slst
Lilienthal Philip N., manager Anglo-Califor-
nian Bank, NE cor Pine and Sansome, r.
1805 Franklin

Lilienthal Raphael L., secretary Bernhard
Mattress Co., 642 Mission, r. Hotel St.
Nicholas
" Theodore M. Mrs., r. Hotel Richelieu

LILIENTHAL & CO.

(Ernest R. LUlenthal), hop dealers and
general commission merchants, 100-
102 Front.

Lilienthal & Gaetcke (Ernest Lilienthal & Gus-
tav Gaetcke), liquors, SW cor 3d and Mis-
sion
J8®"Lilienthal. See Leleenthal
Lilja Gustav, cook John Ekstrom, r. 321, 3d
" Oscar, bartender William B. McKean, r.
321, 3d rear
Liljeblad Mattie, domestic, 30 Liberty
Liljenborg Frank O., tailor, 8 Grant Av
Liljequist Claus W., master mariner, r. 418V4
Fell
" Oscar, seaman, r. 14 Washington
Lilkendey Henry F., salesman William Cluff
Co., r. 706a Lombard
" Margaret, widow, r. 706a Lombard
Lill August H., liquors, 2 Glascow, r. 125 Pierce
" August H., upholsterer, r. 112 Langton
" Conrad, r. US Langton
" John B., tailor, r. 112 Langton
" Joseph, tailor M. Erb, r. 312 Minna
Lille Charles (Mouret, Ghirardelli & Co.), and
soap and tallow works, NW cor Bay and
Webster
" Eusebe P. M., driver Mouret, Ghirardelli

& Co., r. 814 Montgomery
" Philip r. 539 Vallejo
Lilleland Andrew, seaman str Point Arena
Lilley Rosary, bootblack, NW cor Folsom and

3d. r. 40 South Park
Lillie Augustus S., reporter Examiner, r. 122
West Park
" Walter C, bookkeeper Wiester & Co., r. 906

Leavenworth
" Emil, cooper Lachman & Jacobl, r. 536, 2d
" George, driver New York Dairy, r. 142 Old

San Jose Road
" George W., clerk Tillmann & Bendel, r. 126

Shotwell
" Herman, clerk, r. 712 Geary
" James, gilder, r. 123 Liberty
" Wilhelmina, widow, r. 26 Fair Oaks
Lillie William H., architect, 103-104 St. Ann's

Bldg, r. 706 Powell
Lillienberg John, tailor, 35, 3d, r. I2O614 Howard
Lillindale John, bartender, r. 547 Minna
Lillis George, boiler maker Risdon I. and L.
Wks, r. 261V£ Bryant
' ' Joseph, bill poster Siebe «fe Green
■' Orin, barber, 630, 4th
" Patrick M., porter Nevada Bank, r. 1122

Larkin
" Simon C, president The Market Street

Bank. 933 Market, r. 2826 California
" Thomas, laborer, r. 2623 Sutter
" Thomas L., traveling salesman, r. 1313Page
Lillon Winnie, widow, r. 1024 Powell
Lilly George, clerk, r. 2100 Union
" James Mrs., widow, r. 1413 California
" Thomas, steward, r. 35 Montezuma
" Varnish Co. (Indianapolis, Ind.), Robert N.
Simpson agent, 305 Battery
Lily House, Jean Coustet proprietor, 439 Bush
Lilyegren Axel, laborer, r. 122V4 Gilbert
Lima Alipio T. de F., barber Benjamin Tichner,
r. 34 Ellis
" Antonio, laborer, r. 422 Drumm
'• Marcellino, cigar maker, r. 410 Filbert
Limacher Frank, watchmaker, 3314^4 Mission
Limbaugh Dodie M. Miss, stenographer E. Mar-
tin & Co., r. 23 Fulton
'■ J. Bernard, machinist C. H. Evans & Co.,

r. 23 Fulton
•■ Robert, teamster J. L. Perliam, r. Cam-
bridge nr Bacon
" William A., clerk U. S. Customs, r. 8 Web-
ster
Limner Lawrence, barber, 2761 Mission, r. 9

Juri
T.,imoges Steven B., manager A. Lonquet, r. 1623
Fillmore

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Limousin Cyprien, manufacturer Danicheff and
Fedora kid gloves, 119 Grant Av, r. 428'.i
Eddy
Li'Imparziale (Italian semi-monthly), Joseph

Morgana proprietor, 729 Montgomery
Linahan Jeremiah, seaman, r. 10 Chesley
" John, clerk, r. 157 Clara
" Joseph P., wireworker, r. 157 Clara
" Maurice, fruits and groceries. Railroad Av
het 14th and 15th Avs South
4®" Linahan. See Lenahan, Lenehan, Lenihan

and Linehan
Linane Margaret Miss, r. 427 Golden Gate Av
Linari Cora Miss, compositor Italian Publish-
ing Co., r. 810 Vallejo
" Giovanni, bootblack, r. 10 Margaret PI
" Joseph, r. 810 Vallejo
" Joseph, laborer, r. 1012 Montgomery
" Joseph, shoe finisher P. F. Nolan & Co., r.

SMagnerPl
" Louis, helper Union Box Factoi-y, r. S'-i

Union PI
" Theresa, widow, r. 810 Vallejo
4®=" Linari. See Lenari
Linchvall William G., driver, r. 714'/^ Green
Linck August, salesman W. Sellschopp & Co., r.
421 Castro
" Theodor, general delivery clerk Post Office,

r. IB Taylor Terrace
" Thure W., bookkeeper Sherman, Clay & Co.,
r. 822 Union
4®^Linck. See Link

Lincoln Annie M. Miss., r. 806Potrero Av
" Andrew A., bookbinder, r. 1930 Filbert
" Atlanta J., widow, r. 305 Jones

LINCOLN BROTHERS

(George S. and Granville H.) cash gro-
cers and tea dealers, 226, 6tn, toet How-
ard and Folsom. Country orders
solicited

Lincoln Charles B. P., clerk general passenger
agents office S. P. Co., r. NW cor 12th Av
and Clement

" Charles F., bookbinder Hicks- Judd Co., r.
822, 25th

" Charles P., bookkeeper general auditor's
office S. P. Co., r. 311 Steiner

" Club, 633 Union

" Cora M. Mrs., dressmaking, 408c McAllis-
ter

" Elijah W., carpenter, r. 106 Hoffman Av

" Elizabeth E., widow, r. 1930 Filbert

" Ella J. Miss, bookkeeper, r. 1930 Filbert

Lincoln Evening School, Alexander H. MacDon-

ald principal, E s 5th nr Market

" Frederick A., bookbinder Mysell, Rollins
Co., r. 822, 25th

" Frederick J., liquors, 105 Eddy, r. 412 Mc-
Allister

" George J. (Lincoln Bros.), r. 1231 Union

" George W., speculator, r. 2326 Jackson
Lincoln Grammar School, James T. Hamilton
principal, E s 5th nr Market

" Granville H. (Lincoln Bros.), r. 311M Va-
lencia

" Henry S., clerk office 3d vice-president S.
P. Co.,r. 1123 Leavenworth

" Hotel, John Warlin proprietor, 434, 5th

" House, Charles E. Finney proprietor, 20^4
5th

" Jerome B., attorney at law, 10-12 Mills
Bldg, 10th floor, r. 555 Harrison

" John, r. 2 Harriet

" JohnF., bartender Frederick J. Lincoln, r.
413 McAllister

" John H., salesman M. A. Gunst & Co., r.

" L. Mrs., r. 915 Polk

" Margaret, widow, r. 822, 25th

" Mary Mrs, r. 15 Federal

" Robert, iron molder, r. 15 Federal

" Robert Q., clerk local freight office S. P.

Co., r. 417 Larkin
" Russell, bookbinder Hicks-Judd Co., r. 1930

Filbert
" William F., clerk Traffic Assn. of Cal.,r.

511 Turk
4S=-Lincoln. See Linken

Lincoln's Road House, M. A. Kahn manager

Fulton nr 5th Av
Lind Alexander, machinist, r. 968 Harrison
" Alexander, motorman S F. & S. M. Ry.
" Alexander, seaman, r. Sailor's Home
" August, painter, r. 1405 Sanchez
" August P., laboi-er, r. SE cor Indiana and

Mariposa
" Caroline C, widow, r. 12 Selina PI
" Charles, laborer, r. 410 Pacific
" Charles, laborer, r. 3420a Mission
" Charles L., r. 1500 Masonic Av
" Charles W., with Pac. Coast Syrup Co., r.

261/2 Harriet
" Chris, helper William A. Schrock
" Edward, seaman str Crescent City
" Eureka, domestic, 826 Market
" Frank, pilot, r. 31 Broadway
" G., stee'lworker Pac. Roll. Mill
" Henry, salesman Groom & Hagan, r. HI,

11th
" Henry J., salesman Davis Bros., r. 522'/^

Jessie
" John, cabinet maker, r. Wolfe nr Isabel
" John, shoemaker, 238 Post, r. Berkeley
" John C, liquors, 417 Post, r. 1512 Bush
" John O., housemover, r. 32 Natoma
" Mary A. Mrs., teacher guitar, r. 1129 Bush
" Niels A., bartender, r. 13 Bowie Av
" Oliver, helper William A. Schrock
" Peter, butcher Edward Barwick, r. 27i4, 4th

Lind Vineyard Wine Cellar,

A. P. Adams & Co. proprietors, Charles
L. Adams manager, wholesale dealers
in pure California wines, 137, 1st
Lind Waldemar O., salesman Pac. Music Co.,

r. 1129 Bush
4S=" Lind. See Lint and Lynde
Lind's Alameda Express, 3 Spear
Lindacher Paul, salesman Morgan Bros., r. 911
Lombard
" Lindahl Andrew M., seaman, r. 40 Tehama
" Nathalia Miss, waitress James McKenna,
r. 326 O'Farrell
Lindauer Ernst B., sand and sawdust, 468-470

Tehama, r. 2408 Bryant Av
Lindauer Gustave C, proprietor Club Stables,

862 Howard, r. 19 Oak
Lindberg Andrew J., carpenter Union I. Wks,
r. 1227 Nebraska
" Charles, cardriver, r. 626Vi Ash Av
" Christian, shoemaker, r. 17 Prospect Av
" Edward A., compositor Argonaut, r. 1313

Mason
" Emily W. Miss, teacher Everett Grammar

School, r. 2824 Clay
' ' Gustav R. , barber, 1630 Mission . r. 1823 Mar-
ket
" J. J. E., Mrs., clerk car accountant S. P.

Co., r. Oakland
" John, cook, r. NE Fillmore and Chest-
nut
" John W., sawyer Pac. Woodenware and

Cooperage Co., r. 1017b Buchanan
" Mary C. Miss, principal Stanford Memo-
rial Free Kindergarten No. 2, r. 2824
Clay
" Nils, master mariner, r. 233 California Av
" Oscar, butcher F. Junker & Co., r. 636'/4
Ash Av
4®- Lind berg. See Lundburg
Lindblad Herman, machinist, r. 331, 6th

" Nils blacksmith, r. 1500a Howard
Lindblom John, teamster, r. 860 Howard
Lind born August, liquors, 518 Pacific

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Lindecker Charles, engraver Schmidt Label &
Lithe. Co., r. 784 Folsom

" Jacob H., tailor, r. 784 Folsom

" William J., clerk Hansen <& Elrick, r. 784
Folsom
Lindegren Charles A., laborer John Horstmann,
r. 312 Tehama rear

" Herman, porter Brauer, Grasshofl & Co., r.
19169£ Stockton
Lindell Caroline, widow, groceries, 1403 Mont-
gomery

" Charles, mate str Alcatraz, r. 1753a Howard

" House, William Wolff proprietor, 203, 6th

" Martin, liquors, NE cor Montgomery and
Chestnut

" Selma Miss, dressmaker, r. 1403 Mont-
gomery
Lindeman Amanda, teacher music, r. 830b Harri-
son

" Charles, bookkeeper M. Solomon & Co., r.
1319b Eddy

" Charles H., machinist, r. 824 Greenwich

" Eulalia, widow, r. 939 Pacific

" Ferdinand, laborer, r. 619 Montgomery

" George, bookkeeper, r. 534, 23d

" Isadore, traveling salesman M. Solomon &
Co., r. 716 Pine

" Otto C, salesman, r. 830b Harrison
Lindemann A. E. Mrs., widow, r. 1629 Church

" Albert A., baker Haub Bros., r. 638V2 Jessie

" Charles (Lindemann & Sohl), r. 1209 Clay

" Frederick, tanner S. McBowen& Son, r. 120
Day

" Gustave E., groceries and liquors, 500, 1st

" JohnH., groceries and liquors, 3119, 16th,
r. 14 Albion Av

" John H. D., tanner August Schwartz, r. 120
Valley

" & Sohl (Charles Lindemann and John Sohl) ,
liquors, NW cor Bay and Taylor
J8@="Lindemann. See Linderman
Linden Bertha Miss, hairdresser, r. 665 Harri-
son

" Carl, woodturner Enterprise Mill, r. 655
Harrison

" Daniel, steward, r. 553 Mission

" David, carpenter, r. 236 Vicksburg

" David, engineer tugboat Ethel and Marion,
r. 95 Steuart

" Edward J., porter Neville & Co., r. 1608
Turk

" Edward J. Jr., clerk Goodall, Perkins &
Co.,r. 1608 Turk

" Frank J., 3d asst. engineer str Corona, r.
1608 Turk

" Frederick, picture frame maker, r. 1129
Howard

" George, carpenter, r. 433 Jersey

" John (P. A. Linden & Sons), r. 665 Harrison

" John, salesman Baker & Hamilton, r. 433
Jersey

" John, turner Sterling Furniture Co., r. 665
Harrisbn

" Joseph T., collector, r. 19, 6th

" Margaret, widow, r. 411, 4th

" Peter A,, r. 665 Harrison

" William, carpenter and builder, 40 New
Montgomery, r. 433 Jersey
Lindenau George E., bookkeeper Nathan, Dohr-

man&Co., r. 534, 23d
Lindenbaum Abraham, clerk, r. 233 Franklin

" Nathan, gardener, r. 530 Jessie

" Philip, bartender M. Gianettoni, r. 32 Gol-
den Gate Av
Lindenborn Charles S., elevatorman, 207 Sutter,
r. Oakland

Lindenfeld Frank, president Western Invest-
ment Co., 2 Mills Bldg, 4th floor, r. 24
Erie

Lindenmeyer Aimee Mrs., dairy produce, 1522
Howard

Lindenstadt Adolph, nurse, r. 911 Jackson

LINDENSTADT CHARLES E.,

inercliant tailor, 87 Flood Bldg, r. 911
Jackson

Lindenstadt Robert, peddler, r. 911 Jackson
Linder Bertha Miss, r. 1167 Valencia
" Charles J., ship joiner Union I. Wks, r

1019M Natoma
" Dominic, butcher, r. 1167 Valencia
Lindergran John, laborer, r. 449 Jessie
Lindergreen Gustave, salesman Goldberg,

Bowen & Co., r. 327 Eddy
Linderman Annie Mrs., r. 217 Francisco
" Dell, mining, 69 Nevada Block, r. 711 Jones
" Gustav, marine engineer, r. 1534 Eddy
" Minnie, domestic, 3214 Jackson
Lindermann Charles, machinist, r. 824 Green-
wich
" Charles H., manufacturing jeweler and
diamond sector, 126 Kearny, room 1, r.
Alameda
" Samuel W. (Higbee & Lindermann), r. 31 V4
Rausch
j8®"Lindermann. See Lindemann
Lindert Eliza, domestic, 1915 Broderick
Lindervaldt Conrad T., piano maker C. C. Hor-
nung, r. 1114 Elm Av
" Hugo F., mechanical optician Cal. Opti-
cal Co., r. 1114 Elm Av
Lindewurth Diedrich, clerk V. Hassmer, r. 933

Washington
Lindgren Andrew J., janitor Swedish Lutheran
Church, 1239 Mission
" Claus, clerk Asbestos Parafane Co., r. 912

Clay
" Hilda, domestic, 2027 Pacific Av
" Waldemar, assistant geol gist U. S. Geo-
logical Survey, 78 U. S. Appraisers' Bldg
4®" Lindgren. See Lindegren and Lundgren
Lindhard Harold W., clerk Catton, Bell & Co., r.

813 Hyde
Lindheimer Mier, sergeant police, r. 1117 Geary
Lindholm Henry, clerk, r. 846 Vallencia
" John, r. 793 Mission
" Otto, master mariner, r. 4 Lawrence PI
Lindhorst George, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
Lindley Curtis H. (Lindlev & Eickhofl), r. 2217
California
" Forrest P., r. 2443 Howard
" John L., student, r. 2217 California
" Mark N., superintendent weaving dept
Golden Gate Woolen Mfg Co., r. 2443
Howard
" William P., marine engineer, r. 307J4

Leavenworth
" & Co. (Sacramento), Charles B. Jennings
agent, 121 California
Lindley & Eickhoflf (Curtis H. Lindley and
Henry Eickhofl:), attorneys at law, 530
California, rooms 39-42
J8®=Lindley. See Lindsley and Linsley
Lindman Edward, joiner Metropolitan Mould-
ing Co., r. Lower Terrace nr 17th
Lindner Adolph, salesman Joseph Schwalbe &
Co., r. 1219a Eddy
" Adolph, teamster, r. 1339, 25th
" Albert, plumber, r. 2339, 25th
" Annie Mrs., cook Francis Low, r. 430, 6th
" Catherine, widow, r. 198 Russia Av
" David, salesman Philadelphia Shoe Co., r.

1013 Ellis
" David, tailor Rosenblum & Abraham, r.

1219a Eddy
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 1339, 25th
" Emile, expressman, SW cor 22d and Mis-
sion, r. 1339, 25th
" Gustav, wood and coal, 1211, 26th
" Henry, clerk A. S. Fass & Bro., r. 1013

Ellis
" Herman salesman D. Samuels, r. 1219a

Eddy
" Herman, sign painter, r. 465 Minna
" Julius, clerk Graf Bros., r. 1219a Eddy

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Lindner Julius, tailor, 904 Larkin, r. 1013 Ellis
" Moses, clerk M. A. Gunst & Co., r. 1013 Ellis
" Moses, selector Nathan, Dohrmann & Co.,

r. 1219a Eddy
" Samuel, capitalist, r. 1219a Eddy
" Simon, tailor, r. 1219a Eddy
" William, sign painter, r. 838d Howard
Lindo Liillie, widow, r. 2417 Sutter
Lindon Charles, waiter, r. 807 Kearny
Lindop Mary E., widow, r. 828d Howard

" William, sign painter, r. 828d Howard
Lindow John H., merchant tailor, 913 Pacific
" William , clerk Nathan Cohen, r. 405 Kearny
" William G., sign painter, 923 Mission, r.

91IV2 Mission
Lindquist A. Peter, cooper David Woerner, r.

444, 6th
" Arthur, seaman, r. 212 Steuart
" Charles, seaman, r. 204 Jackson
" Charles A., tailor, r. 8 Virginia Court
'• Gustav, baker Robert Stein, r. 1139 Folsom
" Hedriok Mrs., widow, r. 28 Kissling
" John E.. basket maker Weston Basket &

Mfg. Co., r. ISADore
" Victor J., inspector U. S. Customs, r. 33,

6th
Lindrob John, groceries and liquors, cor Mont-
calm and Tomasa Av
" John, merchant, r. San Bruno Av nr 28th
Lindrot Gus, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r.

535 Bryant
Lindsay Alice C, widow, r. 112 Noe
" Annie, widow, r. 254"4 Perry
" Bert, with The Associated Press, r. 1832

San Carlos Av
" Charles L., traveling salesman The Edwin

W. Joy Co.. r. 812 Laguna
" Charles M., foreman Frank A. Geier, r. 600,

14th
" David F., nurse, r. 113 Noe
" Edward N., mining, 14 Sansome, room 8, r.

1114 Post
" Frank, carpenter, r. 320 Minna
" Frederick W. T., traveling salesman, r.

3391/2, 13th
" Grant, carpet layer A. W. Whelden, r. 2822

Bush
" James, sanitarium, 107 Natoma
" James, yardman S. F. & S. M. Ry., r. 8

Godeus
" JohnM., wood carver H. M. Freck, r. 408

Folsom
" John R., teamster James Beatty, r. 10th

Av South nr L
" Kate Mrs., bakery and notions, 403 Harri-

" Mary Mrs., nurse, r. 107 Natoma

" Matthew, compositor, r. 122i4 Silver

" Matthew J., clerk Goodall, Perkins & Co.,

r. 1221/2 Silver
" Minnie J. Miss, r. dOlM Powell
" M. N., weaver Golden Gate Woolen Mills
" Neil, bartender I. S. K. Tevendale, r. 116

Leidesdorff
" Robert, patent medicine, 1. 107 Natoma
" Robert A., salesman C. H. Meyer & Bros.,

r. 1833 San Carlos Av
" Robert M., bookkeeper James McKenna,

r. 4^ Webster
" Sarah A., widow, r. 90714 Powell
" Thomas H., liquor dealer, r. SOIV^ Frank-
lin
" William R., mill hand Frank A. Geier, r.

112 Noe
" & McCutcheon, manufacturers hoop iron,
John Woodlock agent, 26 Beale
Lindsell F., pantryman str Australia
Lindsey Alexander, oyster dealer, r. 414^ Clem-
entina
" Annie G. Miss, proprietor The Martinet,

1101 Geary
" Catherine Miss, r. 1101 Geary
" Edward M., physician, 1101 Geary
Lindsey Edwin K, manager Oliver Chilled
Plow Works, 37 Market
" George, engineer, r. 1031 Market
" James, stone mason, r. 211 Crescent Av
" John, r. 824 Florida
" John J., wool sorter, r. 824 Florida

Lindsey Joseph P., stock fitter United Boot &
Shoe Co., r. 824 Florida
" Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. lOSOVi Larkin
J8®-Lindsey. See Lindsay and Lindsley
Lindskog Henry M., varieties, 846 Valencia
Lindsley Frank H., drayman McNab & Smith,

r. 3 Martha PI
iS®"Lindsley. See Lindley, Linsley and Lind-
say
Lindsten Andrew, tanner, r. 128, 25th
Lindstrand Franz O., motorman Market St.
Ry., r. 1013 Pennsylvania Av

LINDSTROM AXEL 0,

proprietor Sutter St. Hammam Baths,
finest Russian, Turkish and Electric
Baths, 415 Sutter, telephone Main
5178, r. 22 Beaver

Lindstrom Emil G., laborer, r. 40 Silver rear

" James, painter Cal. Wine Assn., r. 444, 6th

" John, laborer, r. W s Carolina bet 22d and
23d

" John, machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks, r.
Oakland

" John F., waiter Page & Falch, r. 632 Ellis

" Maria, domestic, 1113 Hyde

" Mary, widow, r. 444, 6th

" William, bricklayer, r. 20, 11th
4®=Lindstrom. See Lindstrum and Lund-

strom
Lindtke Henry, window washer, r. 817 Vallejo
rear

" Herman, carpenter bkt Planter, r. 825 Val-
lejo
Lindtner John S.. musician, r. 730, 14th
Lihduer Max, laborer, r. Harbor View
Lindwall Edmond L., groceries, 21 Hinckley

" Emil, watchman Sailors' Union of the
Pacific

" Ernest, master schr Winfield Scott, office
44 East, r. SE cor 30th and Sanchez rear

" William G., driver Am. Brewery, r. 714;^
Green
Lineger Charles, assistant O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., r. 1188 Harrison

" James P., painter, r. 1188 Harrison
ie®"Lineger. See Linnegar
Linehan Cornelius, shoemaker, 145, 3d

" Daniel J., machinist, r. 85 Albion Av

" David, stevedore, r. 308, 3d

" Dennis D., clerk, r. 229 Clara

" Elizabeth, widow, r. 566 Howard

" Eugene, teamster James MuUany & Co., r.
5 Clementina

" Frank, horseshoer Maloney Bros., r. 85 Al-
bion Av

" Isabella, widow, r. 3528 Sacramento

" James, assayer, r. 810 Mission

" James, driver John Linehan, r. 703 Vienna

" James C, brass finisher, r. 3538 Sacra-
mento

" James W., clerk, r. 310 Mission

" Jeremiah J., beltmaker H. N. Cook Belting
Co., r. 931/2 Church

" John, r. 239 Clara

" John, barber David Martin, r. 807 Kearny

" John, dairy, Vienna nr France Av

" John, foreman Excelsior Coal and Screen-
ing Co., r. 85 Albion Av

" John F., collector John Linehan, r. 703 Vi-
enna

" John F., plasterer, r. 940 Dolores

" John J., dairy, 3528 Sacramento

" Joseph, bricklayer, r. 908, 23d

" Julia, widow, r. 7363£ McAllister

" Juliet Miss, r. 703 Vienna

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Linehan Mamie F. Miss, r. 703 Vienna

" Mary, widow, r. 908, 23d

" Mary Miss, spinner Tubbs Cordage Co., r.
704 Sierra

". Michael, hackman, r. 133 Dolores

" Michael, laborer, r. 24 Clara

" Michael, teacher St. Ignatius College

" Michael J., driver John Linehan, r. 703
Vienna

" Owen, laborer Oregon Coal and Naviga-
gation Co., r. 441, 11th

" Peter H., motorman Market St. Ry., r. 121,
29th

" Richard Jr., laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r.
704 Sierra

'< Thomas J., deckhand State Dredger 2, r. 40
Morris Av

" William, driver John Linehan, r. 703 Vi-
enna

" William, ironworker, r. 234 Clara

" William D., tinner, r. 229 Clara

" William J., barber Adam Schenk, r. 163
Tehama
4S="Linehan. See Lenahan, Lenehan and Len-

ihan
Lineker Annie Miss, lodgings, 718 Ellis

" Charles W., salesman E. H. Marwedel. r.
718 Ellis
Linekin N. M. Mrs., widow, r. 939 Golden Gate

Av
Linen James, r. 527 Geary
Liner Michael, molder, r. 412, 1st
Linfield Alice D., widow, r.217 Linden Av

" Elmer H., carpenter, r. 217 Linden Av

" Nathaniel E., switchman S. P. Co., r. 217
Linden Av
Linforth Alfred, locksmith and saw maker, 821
Valencia

" Alfred W., stenographer Pierson & Mitch-
ell, r. 2614 Howard

" Edward A. J., carpenter, r. 831 Valencia

" Edward W. (French & Linforth), r. Ala-
meda

" Ellen H., widow, r. 718a 21st

LINFORTH JAMES,

Blymyer Bells, sorghum, sugar, rice,
coffee and butcher machinery, fruit
evaporators, windmills and pumps,
steam engines and horse-powers, wine
presses, tortilla mills, steam jet
pumps, cider presses, folding saw-
ing machines, mining steel, white
bronze, monuments and statuary,
agent for Utah Sulphur Co., 37 Market,
r. 419 EUis

Linforth Walter H., attorney at law, 310 Pine,
rooms 13-14, r. 718a 21st

Lingard William E., cashier Canton Ins. Office,
r. 614 Hyde

Lingelser Justin, coppersmith John G. lis &
Co.,r. 72114 Broadway
" Martin, miller John Horstmann, r. 1323
York

Lingenfelder George, machinist, r. 1700 Leaven-
worth
■' John, barber, 1327 Pacific, r. 1327A Pacific
" Sophie, widow, r. 1327a Pacific

Lingenfelser Conrad W., clgarmaker, r. 122
Erie

Lingfelser Joseph, fireman str Encinal, r. Ala-
meda

Lingg Rudolph, locksmith Will & Finck Co., r.
442 Athens

Lingren John, seaman, r. 409 Drumm

Linhart R., musician, r.

Van Ness Av

Link Frederick, boatman, r. .309 East North
" William E., fireman Union Foundry Block,
r. 1606 Bush
^©"Link. See Linck
Linken Charles, barber F. Land, r. 2 Grove

" Moses, decorator, r. 2105 Mason
Linker George, cook C. M. Hempel, r. 611 Sacra-
mento
Linkesch Louis, confectionery, 8, 24th
Linkogel August, baker, r. 37 Louisa
Links Adolph, bushelman J. Gordan the Tailor,
r. 612 Pine
" Heny, driver, r. 711 Mission
Linn Charles, cooper, r. 217V2 Perry
Linn Charles H., wines and liquors, 446 Califor-
nia, r. 1424 Jackson
" George, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 521

San Jose Av
" George H., molder Atlas Iron Wks, r. 521

San Jose Av
" Henry A., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 129.

10th
" Jacob, r. 521 San Jose Av
" Patrick, baker, r. 227 Duncan
" William S., helper U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
4®= Linn. See Lynn

Linnat Solon P., laborer, r. 816 Hampshire
Linne John C, keeper Yerba Buena Supply

Depot, Goat Island
Linnegar James, cigars and tobacco, 145. 3d, r.

2 Alice
Linnell Harry S., clerk freight auditor's dept.
S. P. Co,, r, 2007 Steiner
" H. H., traveling salesman Hooker & Co., r.

Berkeley
" Louise, widow, r. 2007 Steiner
Linneweber Bernard, tailor, r. 467i4 Tehama
Linguist Charles, carpenter, r. 349, 13th
" John, laborer, r. 15A Dore
" William, physician, 203 Taylor
Linscott Annie E., widow, r. 804 Larkin
" Charles A., sawyer, r. 421, 4th
" William R., dental student, r. 322 Golden
Gate Av
Linskey Ellen, widow, r. 157V2 Silver
" Joseph A., wagon guard Wells, Fargo &

Co., r. 832 Mission
" Joseph H., teamster, r. 157i4 Silver
" Thomas, r. I.5714 Silver
eiW Linskey. See Lynskey
Llnsley Annetta N., widow, r, ,530 Wisconsin
" Fred D. (Linsley & Le Mar), r. Sausalito
" Howard M., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.

West Berkeley
" Walter S., actor, r. 530 Wisconsin
" William E., carrier post office, r. E s Caro-
lina nr Napa
" & Le Mar (Fred D. Linsley and Larue
Le Mar), expressmen, 30 Market
*3" Linsley. See Lindsay and Lindsley
Linss Louis, waiter, r. 19 Folsom Av
Linteo Bernard, r, 523 Francisco
Linthal Henry, clerk, r. 33 HoUis
Linthcum Paul, machinist Union I. Wks, r. 719

" William D., jeweler, r, 23 South Park
Lintler Frank, wool sorter Flint & McLennan,

r, 927, 15th A V
Lintner Charles, leather finisher, r, 10th Av
South nr P
" Francis X,, wool puller, r. 927, 15th Av

South
" Sebastian, tanner Isaac Levy, r. 1415, 19th
Av South
Lintott Charles, butcher, r. 1532 Sanchez
" Walter, stoker Engine 27, r. 117i4 Fill
more
Lintrup Charles L., stone polisher H. S. Crocker

Co., r. Fruitvale
Lintz Mary A., cook St. Mark's Hospital
Linville Pleasant D., special officer, r. 115

Kearny, room 22
Linz Louis, waiter The Louvre, r. 19 Folsom Av
Lion Adolph A., baker Haub Bros., r. 1003 Har-
rison
" Alice, widow, r. 517 Octavia

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Lion Edgar J. Rev., rector St. Stephens Episco-
pal Church, r. 832 Fulton

" Fire Ins. Co. The (of London, Eng.), Wil-
liam J. Landers resident manager, 205-
207 Sansome
4®" Lion. See Lyne and Lyon
Lipman Aaron, shirtmaker, r. 1427 Post

" Alfred, salesman Cook & Co., r. 1909 Bush

" August, cooper, r. 600, 2d

" Charles W., upholsterer and carpet layer,
1627 Geary, r. 1633 Geary

" Frederick L., asst. cashier Wells, Fargo
& Co.'s Bank, r. Berkeley

" George, traveling salesman, r. 324^, 5th

" Harrison R., salesman Gilbert Bros. & Co.,
r. Oakland

" Helena, widow, r. 512, 3d

" Henry, produce commission merchant, 202
Washington, r. 1327 Eddy

" Henry, salesman A. Eisenberg &.Co., r. 512,
3d

" H. R., salesman Castle Bros., r. Alameda

" Hubert, barber, r. 40 Moss

" Isidor (Lipman & Godeau and Godeau &
Co.), r. 1437 Post

" Joseph, r. 1909 Bush

" Leo, bookkeeper A. Levy & Co., r. 410 Post

" Leopold, liquors, 1401 Buchanan

" Louis, clerk Tax Collector's office, r. 43, 11th

" Louis, real estate, 112 Pine, r. 1428 Geary

" Maurice, teacher music, r. 512, 3d

" Morris, junk dealer, 915 Folsom, r. 1340
Ellis

" O. & Co. (Oscar Lipman), manufacturing
jewelers, 126 Kearny

" Oscar (O. Lipman & Co)., r. 512, 3d

" Samuel, clerk Abraham Stern, r. 1340 Ellis

" Samuel W., r. 43, nth

LIPMAN & GODEAU

(Isidor Lipman andJulius S. Godeau),
undertakers, 326 Sutter, telephone
Main 586

4®" Lipman. See Lippman

Li Po Tai Jr., Chinese herbalist, office and

r. 727 Washington
Lipowitz Max, storekeeper U. S. Customs, r.

2020 Powell
Lipp Charles E., agent Sacramento Transporta-
tion Co., cor 3d and Berry, r. 1920 Vallejo
Lippert Edward F., actor, r. 632 Eddy
" Frederick A., bookbinder, r. 512 Greenwich
" George Mrs., widow, r. 632 Eddy
'• John, teamster Gushing, Wetmore Co., r. 3

Hayward
" Leonard, tailor, r. 512 Greenwich
" Leonard B., barber, 4 Post, r. 512 Greenwich
" Louis, cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 3 Hayward
" Otto H. (Lippert & Hahn), r. 231, 8th
" Peter, baker W. Schoning, r. 1220 Kearny
" William, foreman John Stable, r. 923 Broad-
way
" William, laborer Western Sugar Refinery,

r. 464 Buchanan
" William E., civil (engineer, r. 919 Florida
" & Hahn (Otto H. Lippert and Andrew J.

Hahn), plumbers, 2014 Market
Lippi Amadeo (Lippi Bros.), r. 402 Jones
" Antone, workman D. GhirardelliCo., r. 926

North Point
" Bernhard, peddler, r. 2 Grand Av
" Brothers (Pietro and Amadeo), frames and

pictures, 1390 Market
" C. & Co. (Cesare Lippi ) , produce commission

merchants, 214 Washington
" Cesare (C. Lippi & Co.), r. 1012, 23d
" Daniel, cook I. Cuenin
" Daniel, proprietor Fillmore House, 651

Broadway
" Louis, carpenter, r. 274 Jessie
" Orlando, refiner D. Ghirardelli Co., r. 920

North Point
" Pietro (Lippi Bros.), r. 402 Jones
" Pio, carpenter, r, 1031, 23d
" William, clerk, r. 3116Fillmore
Lippincott Ellen F., widow, r. 807 Geary
" J. B. & Co. (Philadelphia), J. A. Hofmanu

agent, 120 Sutter
" John M., carrier postofflce, r. 120 Noe

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

Marjufacturers of

WINDOW SHADES.

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Lippitt Philip, merchant, r. 818 O'Farrell
Lippkowski Frederick, blacksmith, r. 1320 Turk
Lippman Abraham, cloakmaker Davidson &
Miller, r. 1145 Howard
" Alexander, clerk Lippman Bros., r. 510 Va-
lencia
" Benjamin, ironworker H. Dissmayer, r.

32414, 5th
" Brothers (Solomon and Hyman). dry goods,

441-443 Hayes and 2404 Mission
" Charles, stockbroker, r. 1122a Turk
" Frederick W., salesman Joseph Lippman,

r. 502 Mason
•• George W., asst. ticket agent S. P. Co., 613

Market, r. 2828 Washington
" Hyman (Lippman Bros.), r. 1206 Golden

Gate Av
" Jennie, widow, r. 250914 Bush
" Joseph, watchmaker and jeweler, 335

Kearny, r. 502 Mason
" Louis, fruits and vegetables, 3114^^ Fill-
more
■' Robert, salesman Samuel Lanzet, r. 2224

Mission
" Solomon (Lippman Bros.), r. 1206 Golden
Gate Av
4&r"Lippman. See Lipman
Lippold Dora, widow, r. 16, 11th

" Edward, jeweler Shreve & Co., r. 16, 11th
Lippoldt Hermann A., barber Morris W. Lip-
poldt, r. 425, 2d
" Morris W., barber, 208 Brannan, r. 212
Leavenworth
Lips Frederick W., clerk The Orlando, r. 989
Howard
" Gaspar, waiter Alexandre Leroux, r. 3
Caroline PI
Lipsey James E., waiter Thomas W. Shaw
Lipschitz Max, restaurant, 23 Stockton

" Samuel, clerk Max Lipschitz
Lipsher Joseph H., bookkeeper M. Hart, r. 611

Taylor
Lipsky Alfred, teamster Lewis & Co., r. 393, 6th
Liquor Cure, 1021 Sutter
" Dealers' Journal (weekly). Retail Liquor
Dealers' Publishing Co. publishers, 4
California
Lisbon House, Cardozo & Baptista proprietors,

422 Drumm
Lisby Frank, carpenter, r. 1211 Vallejo
Lisenby Charles S., lineman Pac. Tel. & Tel.
Co., r. 716, 14th
" Marion T., painter, r. 716, 14th
" Martha A., widow, r. 716, 14th
Lisk Belle C. Miss, millinery, 103 Larkin
Liske Herman W. C, seaman, r. 3 Vernon PI

" John H., tailor, 708 Bush
Lisker August A., lodgings, 246,3d
Liss Charles H., salesman Nolan Bros. Shoe

Co., r. 39 Russ
Lissak Adolphus H. (O. F. von Rhein & Co.), r.

2035 San Jose Av, Alameda
Lissak Louis, secretary California Jute Mill
Co., 409 California, room 4, r. Palace Hotel
Lisser Louis, teacher music, r. 1241 Franklin
Lissner Abraham, shipping clerk Schussler

Bros. r. 337 Hayes
List James W.. carpenter, r. 259 Tehama
Lister Francis V., clerk local freight office S. P.
Co., r. 12131/4 Clay
" Henry B., marine engineer, r. ]213',4 Clay
" Marie E. Miss, reporter, r. 1213% Clay
" Mary L, widow, r. 131314 Clay
•' Thomas, carpenter S. P. Co., r. East Oak-
land
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ers, Giovanni Almagia editor. 629
Washington

Litchfield Charles A., bricklayer, r. 1205, 7th Av
South
" Esther, widow, r. 1106D Valencia

LITCHFIELD J. M. & CO.

(Joseph M. Litchfield), merchant tail-
ors, manufacturers and dealers in
military and navy goods, society uni-
forms and regalias, silk and bunting
flags, 12 Post, telephone Main 445
Litchfield Joseph M. (J. iVI. Litchfield & Co.), r.

1020 Page
Litson Archibald, porter Grand Hotel
Littau Mathias, paper carrier, r. 212 Fillmore
Littell Cornelius P., r. 517, 19th

" Harry C, tinner De Lano Bros., r. 517, 19th
Litter Peter, molder W. T. Garratt &Co.,r.

Minerva nr Capi tol
Litterst Theodore, employe German Hospital
Littig Joseph, painter, r. 22 Turk
Little Adelia E. Miss, teacher Henry Durant
Primary School, r. 2127 Bush

" Alfred J., salesman Western Roll Paper
Co.

" Amelia Mrs., r. lOVi, 8th

" Andrew, r. 220 Montgomery Av

" Andrew, r. 783 Mission

" Archibald (Forster, Little & Co.), r. 825
Pine

" Archibald D., chief engineer str Alameda,
r. 1307 Devisadero

" Archibald D. Jr., oiler str Coptic, r. 1307
Devisadero

" Arthur L., barber, 2102!^ Howard

" Charles, lineman, r. 319 Grant Av

" Cornelius C.N., clerk J. C. Johnson & Co.,
r. 712 California

" C. R., compositor William C. Brown Co.

" David, carpenter William Little, r. 1247,
24th

" Edward, proprietor H. W. Schmidt & Bro.
Pharmacy, SE cor Kearny and Sacra-
mento, r.'2204 Union

" Emma C, dressmalting, 224 Noe

" Frank, driver John R. Walton, r. 211, 10th

" Frank A., superintendent American Oil
Co., r. 639 Ellis

" George, painter M. J. & J. J. Donovan, r.
602 Minna

" George A., clerk The American Import Co.,
r. 816 Vallejo

" George A., porter Hawley Bros. Hardware
Co.. r. Oakland

" George H., bookkeeper Bovee, Toy & Sonn-
tag, r. 17591/4 Howard

" H., lineman Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r.
Brooklyn Hotel

" Helena, widow, r. 1 Morris Av

" Homer M., salesman Nolan Bros. Shoe Co.,
r. 114, 8th

" James, iron worker, r. 2107 Mission

" James E., salesman Eagleson & Co., r. 705
Sutter

" John, clerk William Little, r. 1247, 24th

" John, conductor S. F. & S. M. Ry. r. 766 San
Jose Av

" John, driver Engine 12, r. 24 Drumm

" John E. W., master mariner, r. 1005 Powell

" John T. Mrs., widow, r. 2515 Gough

Little John W., clerk general passenger agent'"

office S. P. Co., r. 906 Geary
" JohnW., trunk maker John Norgrove, r.

1206 Devisadero
" Joseph B., blacksmith, r. 1045 Market
" Joseph B., teamster, r. 1206 Devisadero
" J. P., artist Co-operative Pub. Co., r. 216

Golden Gate Av
" L. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 409 Leavenworth
" Louis D., solicitor, r. 420M Clementina
" Lucius, policeman , r. 2204 Union
" Lysle, assistant O'Connor, Mofiatt & Co.,

r. 14351/2 V alencia
" Martha, widow, r. 1941 Clay
" M. Vernon, clerk auditing dept Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. 114, 8th
" Owen, laborer, r. 1909 Geary
" Robert, baker, r. 816 Vallejo
" Robert A., scene painter, r. 816 Vallejo
" Robert B., proprietor The Cornwall, 416

O'Farrell
" Samuel, trunk maker, r. 2127 Bush
" Sarah J., widow, r. 1431 Church
Little Sisters Infant Shelter, Mrs. Mary Felton

matron, 512 Minna
" Stephen G., stationery, 1915 Fillmore, r.

Dixon, Cal.
" Susan G.. widow, r. 224 Noe
" Thomas, teamster M. Friedman &Co., r. I

Morris Av
" Thomas J., expressman, 526 Washington,

r. 336'/4 Union
" Walter J., with McFarland Bros., r. Golden

Gate, Cal.

LITTLE WILLIAM,

carpenter and builder, 208 O'Farrell.
telephone Main 925, r. 1003 1-2 Church

Little William, clerk, r. 2521 Post rear
" William, conductor S. F. & S. M. Ry, r. 22

Valley
" William, policeman, r. 676 Harrison
Little William C, agent Adolph Sutro, 30 Mont-
gomery Block, r. Oakland
" William H. (Woodin & Little), r. 311 Scott
" William H., clerk J. J. Crowe & Co., r. 676

Harrison
" William T., foreman W. T. Garratt & Co.,

r. 409 Capp
" William W., pattern maker W. T. Garratt
& Co., r. 1435/2 Valencia
>8®"Little. See Littell, Lytle and Lyttle
Littlefleld AldenB.. watchman, r. 2 Washing-
ton
" Carrie Miss, dressmaker, r, 210 Hyde
" Eleanor A. Miss, ceacher Potrero Primary

School, r. 511 Gough
" George B., attorney at law, 508 California,

room 37, r. 615 Mason
" George R., insurance, r. 136 Haight
Littlefleld L F., secretary W. P. Fuller & Co
SW cor Pine and Front, r. 615 Mason
" John E., carpenter, r. 807 Hayes
" John W., hackman United Carriage Co., r

38 Perry
" Joseph H., architect, 126 Kearny, room 44

r. 1209 Buchanan
" Joshua A., deputy U. S. Marshal, r. Oak-
land
" Lizzie M., widow, r. 511 Gough
" Loammi, janitor, r. 128 Bernard
" May Miss, clerk, r. 128 Bernard
" Myron W., r. 7 Beaver
Littleford Edward, gripman Market St. Ry., r.
1818 Polk
" Ellen, widow, r. 2923 Sacramento
" John, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 2923 Sac-
ramento
Littlehale James M., with Sperry Flour Co., r.

2211 Van Ness Av
Littlejohn Charles T., purser str Noyo, r. 1808
Jackson
" Edward, seal hunter, r. 1007 Powell
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 1007 Powell
Littler George A., bookkeeper Am. Type Found
ers' Co., r. Alameda
" Joseph, boiler maker, r. 160 Solano
Littleton Frank, paperhanger, r. 447 Jessie
" James Mrs., widow, r. 447 Jessie

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Littleton Stephen J., shade maker G. W. Clark
& Co., r. 447 Jessie
" Walter D., chief clerk delivery dept. Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. Alameda
Littlewood A., porter str Bay City
" Ada Miss, clerk W. V. Bryan, r. 423 Hyde
" Albert, clerk Elias Littlewood, r. 423 Hyde
" Elias, wood and coal, 128 O'Farrell and 423

Hyde
" Horatio W., clerk Simpson & Millar, r. 57i/2
South Park
Littner Urban (Zipfel & Littner), r. 127i^ Lang-
ton
Litton Agnes Mrs., proprietor The Southerner,
407 Mason
" Charles A., superintendent infirmary Col-
lege of Dentistry University of Cal.,r.
407 Mason
4®- Litton. See Lytton

Litz John J. Mrs., milliner, r. Hotel St. Nich-
olas
" John N., carpet layer Bare Bros., r. 511

Ridley
" Nicholas J., shaper West Coast Furniture
Co., r. 301 Octavia
Litzenstein Abraham, clerk Jacob Levy, r. 939
Folsom
" Herman, dairyman, r. 232, 18th
" Louis, barber C. A. Berliner, r. 1047 How-
ard
Litzius A. & Son (August and Louis), carpets
and matting, 512 Hayes
" August (A. Litzius & Son), r. North Av nr

Courtland Av
" August C, engraver Shreve & Co., r. 936

North Av
" Charles, plumber, r. North Av nr Courtland

Av
" Edward C, electrician, r. 40 Dore
" Henrietta Mrs., r. 533, 19th
" Louis (A. Litzius & Son), r. North Av nr

Courtland Av
" Louis, clerk Hulse, Bradford & Co., r. 533,
19th
Litzius William F., secretary Will & Finck Co.,

818-820 Market, r. Oakland
Liurette John, liquors and cigars, 1201 Stock-
ton
Livacich John, cook Marco Zaro, r. 11 East
Live Oak Drift Gravel Mining Co., Felix Chap-

pelet president. 323 Montgomery
Live Stock and Butchers' Gazette (hide, wool
and leather weekly review). Live Stock
Gazette Publishing Co. proprietors and
publishers, Alexander D. Bell editor,
4IIV2 California, room 3
Live Stock Gazette Publishing Co. (incorpor-
ated;, Ernest Heymans president, John
E. Slinkey secretary, proprietors and
publishers Live Stock and Butchers'
Gazette, 4II14 California, room 3
Liveiro Frank, barber Manuel P. Rosa, r. 422

Pacific
Lively Mary, widow, r. 43 Ritch
Livengood Frank, mechanic, r. 7241^ Natoma
Livermore Charles E., president The Folsom
Water Power Co., 320 Sansome, room 15,
r. Rock Ridge, Oakland
" Edward, painter J. E. Rose
" Grace G. Miss (O'Hara & Livermore), r.
227 San Jose Av
Livermore Horatio P., secretary and general
manager The Folsom Water Power Co.,
and manager American River Land and
Lumber Co., Sacramento Electric Power
and Light Co. and Sacramento County
Water Co., 320 Sansome, room 15, r. Rock
Ridge, Oakland
" Mark, gripman Market St. Ry, r. 310
Jersey
Livernash Edward J., attorney at law, 10 Mills

Bldg, 4th floor, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Liverpool Underwriters Association, Catton,
Bell & Co. agents, 406 California

Liverpool & London & Globe

INSURANCE COMPANY THE, Charles
D. Haven resident secretary, 422 Cali-
fornia

Livingston Abraham L. (Livingston & Co.), r.
1516 O'Farrell
•' Allie S. Mrs., portrait artist, 51 Murphy

Bldg
" Andrew W., r. 500, 15th
" Benjamin (Livingston & Co.), r. 1516 O'Far-
rell
" Brothers (Max and Meyer), junk dealers,

304-306 Beale
" Clarence H., r. 1308 Sacramento
" David, r. 2836 California
•' Eliza, widow, lodgings, 26 Steuart
" Ernest, clerk John Livingston, r. Ala-
meda
■' Harvey L., superintendent Warren &

Malley, r. 1923 Filbert
" Henry A., r. 127 O'Farrell
" Henry B., journalist, r. 1108 Powell
" Isaac, r. 1516 O'Farrell
" Jacob, r. 1516 O' Farrell
Livingston James M., secretary Pacific Gas
Improvement Co., SW cor Annie and
Stevenson, r. 2640 Pacific Av
Jessie Mrs., nurse, r. 816 Powell
John (Livingston, Smith & Co.), and agent
Maritime Insurance Co. Limited (of
Liverpool), 428 California, r. Alameda
John, canvasser, r. 29 Eddy
John D., shoemaker, r. 524, 18th
JohnW., teacher dress cutting, 702 Sutter
Louis (Livingston & Co.), r. Frankfort,

Germany
Louis, salesman Carroll & Tilton. r. 217

Eddy
Louis A., salesman Catholic Art and Book

Co.,r. 1236 Market
Luke, peddler, r. 316, 4 th
Luke, policeman, r. 12 Elizabeth
Marc, physician. See Levingston
Mary, widow, r. 19 Chesley
Max (Livingston Bros.), r. Oakland
Meyer (Livingston Bros.), r. 314 Fremont
Michael L., butcher, r. 1331 Fulton
Nathan, clerk, r. 736 Valencia
Philip H., jobber watches and jewelry, 622
Merchant, and pawnbroker, 415 Kearny,
r. 612 Haight
" Smith & Co. (John Livingston and H. Ste-
phenson Smith), marine and fire insur-
ance and shipping commission agents,
428 California
Livingston William, city manager Singer
Manufacturing Co., 22 Post, r. 521 Post
" & Co. (Abraham L. and Benjamin Living-
ston and Samuel Leszynsky), dry and
fancy goods, 708 Market
Livingston & Co. (Louis Livingston, Abram P.
Williams and Joseph and Edward May),
wholesale wines and liquors, 206-208
Davis
Livingstone Daisy Miss, teacher mandolin and
guitar, 801 Capp
" Fred A., salesman Henry Lyons, r. 7IIY2

Ellis
" G., r. 220, 3d

" James D., shoemaker, r. 631^4 Sacramento
" John, superintendent Miller & Lux, r. Ne-
braska bet Cortland Av and Powhattan
■' Louise M., r. 801 Capp
" Rlnaldo, commercial editor Examiner, r,

801 Capp
" RollandH.,r. 209 Eddy
4®=Livingstone. See Livingston and Leving-

stone
Livsey E., r. 30 Clay
Lizett James, waiter, r. 18, 1st

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OAKLAND BRANCH,

1058 Broadway. TeleptLone 54.

Ljung Gustaf, machinist, 58-60 Bluxome, r. 1833

Market
Ljungman Knut E., draughtsman Dow Steam

Pump Wks, r. 1120% Filbert
Llewellyn Caroline, widow, r. 21914 Prospect PI

•' Ellen, widow, r. 1211 Vermont

" Mary, widow, r. 1015 Post

" Reese, proprietor Columbia Iron Works,
W s Sansome bet Greenwich and Lom-
bard, r. SW cor Buena Vista Av and
Java

" Robert, r. 810 Potrero Av

" Steam Condenser Manufacturing Co., W.
A. Jones agent, 42, 2d
Lloyd A. H., fireman J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli Av

" Arthur, helper Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 620.
7th

" Charles R., office 215 Sansome, room 1

" Comegys, clerk William H. Jordan, r. 135V„
Fair Oaks

" Edward, 5th engineer str Coptic

•' Edward J., r. 791 Sutter

■' Edwin E., lodgings, 219, 10th

■' Frances, widow, r. 210 Union

" George E., chiropodist, r. 1427 Webster

LLOYD H. J.,

contractor for stone work, building
and monumental, office and works
Harrison bet 13tli and 14tli, r. 806
Polk

Lloyd Horatio N. , surveyor Board of Fire Under-
writers of the Pacific, r. Berkeley
" H. T., agent Fort Wayne Electric Corpora-
tion, 18. 2d
J., laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli Av
John, attorney at law, 214 Pine, rooms 50-

51, r. Fruitvale
Mary, widow, r. 1515, 24th
Mary P., widow, r. 2012 Baker
Milton A., mate tugboat Millen Griffith, r.

19 South Park
Norbert, packer Macondray & Co.
Owen, telegraph operator local freight
office S. P. Co., r. 1024 Bush
Lloyd Reuben H. (Lloyd & Wood\ attorney at

law, 9-13 Nevada Block, r. 1010 Folsom
Lloyd Robert, teacher singing, 26 O'Farrell.
room 31, r. 2015 Golden Gate Av
" W., cook Cardall & Marston, r. 865 Mission
" Walter, cook G. Hink & Co., r. 120 Eddy
" W. H., bellman Grand Hotel
Lloyd & Wood (Reuben H. Lloyd and William
S. Wood), attorneys at law, 9-13 Nevada
Block
«S=-Lloyd. See Loyd

Lloyd's (of London), Catton, Bell & Co. agents,
408 California
" Plate Glass Insurance Co. (New York),
Charles Christensen manager, John R.
Hillman asst. manager, 317 California
" Register of British and Foreign Shipping,
John Metcalfe marine surveyor, 304 Cali-
fornia
Loague John, teamster, r. 322 Main
Loaiza Fernando, with W. Loaiza & Co., r. New

York
Loaiza W. & Co. (Wenceslao Loaiza and Jorge
L. Canalizo), commission merchants and
insurance agents, 54-56 Broad, New
York, and 218-220 Sansome, telephone
Main 1593
" Wenceslao (W.Loaiza& Co.), r. 1217 Wash-
ington
" Wenceslao Y., clerk W. Loaiza & Co., r.
1217 Washington

Loane Abram, planer hand Hobbs, Wall & Co.,
r. 1530 Golden Gate Av
" Albert, apprentice, r. 1530 Golden Gate Av
" Edward M., bricklayer, r. 1512 Golden Gate

Av
" Frank M. (Riley & Loane), r. 1512 Golden

Gate Av
" Henry S., carpenter, r. 1512 Golden Gate

Av
" JohnM., salesman Lachman & Jacobi, r.
1205 Turk
Loany Luzi, restaurant, r. 305'/^ Mason
Loasby Archie, r. 517, 7th
Lobao Manuel, r. 1440 Folsom

" Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1440 Folsom
Lobb Neville R., salesman Wittland Produce

Co., r. 420, 6th
Lobbing William, gripman Presidio & Ferries

RR, r. 2309 Larkin
Lobe Anatole, r. 1715Laguna
" Louis J., clerk, r. 1715 Laguna
" Simon, jeweler, r. 1715 Laguna
4®= Lobe. See Loeb

Loben Sels P. J. van, attorney at law and Consul
The Netherlands and Paraguay, 508
Montgomery, r. 1305 Adeline, Oakland
Lobenstein Brothers (Louis, Ralph and Joseph),
proprietors Pac. Shoe Co., 139, 1st
" Dennia widow, r. 316 Fell
" Joseph (Lobenstein Bros.), r. 316 Fell
" Louis (Lobenstein Bros.), r. 316 Fell
" Ralph (Lobenstein Bros.), r. 316 Fell
Lobers John H., bakery, 1837 Polk and 3023 Sac-
ramento
Lobinsky Aaron, r. 13% Harriet
Lobree A. Allan, merchant, r. 1109 Turk
" Isaac, r. 326 Noe
" Lizzie, widow, r. 1109 Turk
Local Inspector Boilers, United States, Wil-
liam A. Phillips, U. S. Appraisers' Bldg,
room 21
Local Inspector Hulls, United States, Enoch
S. Talbot, U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, room
21
Locan Ralph, bartender Cafe Zinkand, r. 318
Jones
" Stella Miss, r. 1114 Post
4S" Locan. See Logan

Locatelli Aquilino, bartender, r. 621% Geary
rear
" Faust, cook, r. 621% Geary rear
Loch August, mechanic W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. Oakland
" Louis, baker Charles Clarke, r. Ill Pros-
pect PI
" William L., master mariner, r. 1223 Green
Lochart George N., engineer stmr South Coast.

r. 825, 15th
Lochbaum A. H. & Co. (August H. Lochbaum
and Charles Cleve), agents Buffalo Brew-
ing Company, 125-127 King nr 4th, tele-
phone Main 1010
" August H. (A. H. Lochbaum & Co.), r. 20

Bartlett
" August H. Jr., jewelry-case maker, r. 2512

Mission
" Edward, jewelry-case maker, r. 436 Jessie

rear
' Eva Mrs., r. 111%, 13th
Locher Adolph, teacher music, r. 1745 Ellis
Locher F. Joseph, merchant tailor, 32% Geary,
r. 82-83 Donohoe Bldg
" Robert, carpenter, r. laiS Greenwich
Lochette Giuseppe, bootblack, r. 11 Telegraph

PI rear
Lochhead John, marine engineer, r. 105 Steuart

" John H., physician, r. 508 Taylor
4®=" Lochhead. See Loughhead
4ty Lochlin. See Laughlin and Loughlin
Lochner Joseph, photographer Charles E. Eh-

mann
Lock William, horse market, 1701 Harrison, r.

1443 Harison
Lockard Walter S. (Macondray Bros. & Lock-

ard), r. 12281/2 Bush
Locke A., seaman str Alameda
" Charles W., dentist, 3 St. Ann's Bldg
" Eliza L., widow, r. 229 Fell
" Frank, clerk, r. 21 Hinckley

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Locke Frank, student, r. 208 Utah
" Fred, stenographer Gilbert Bros. & Co., r.

Oakland
" Gertrude Miss, stenographer O'Connor,

Moflatt & Co., r. 931, 26th
"■ H. C. storekeeper str Mariposa
'■ Hollis M., carrier postoffiee, r. 15 Middle
" Horace N., miller, r. 819 Grove
■' James P. (Folsom & Locke), r. 825 Church
" John G., student, r. 208 Utah
" John T., attendant U. S. Marine Hospital
" Josiah E., asst. foreman Bulletin, r. 333

O'Farrell
" Josiah H., r. 819 Grove

" Louis, Chinese interpreter, r. 1416 Broad-
way
" Mary, widovr, r. 706, 15th
" Mary, widow, r. 930% Harrison
" Melanie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 633 O'Farrell
" Morgan, laborer, r. 931, 26th
" Nathan S., distributor post ofBce, r. 15

Middle
" Olivia M., widow, r. 2610 Pacific Av
" Raymond M., carrier post office, r. 1615 De-

visadero
" Richard, teamster, r. 706, 15th
" Silas M., capitalist, r. 125 Golden Gate Av
" Sue (Locke & Co.), r. 820 Dupont
" True, salesman Roos Bros., r. Alameda
" William, attendant U. S. Marine Hospital
" William J., foreman Buckingham & Hecht,

r. 332 San Jose Av
" William L., office 51 Luning Bldg, r. 3417

Jackson
Locke & Co. (S. Locke, Charles Sweigert and

F. A. Chapuis), importers and dealers

teas, gingers, etc., 510 Montgomery
Locker Georgie Miss, r. 1207 Howard
" Mary, widow, r. 1207 Howard
" William, tailor, r. 815 Mission
4®~Locker. See Lacher
Lockett James, captain Troop 1. 4th Cavalry U.

S. A. r. Presidio
Lockhardt Charles, clerk Fireman's Fund Ins.

Co., r. 731 Sutter
Lockhart Alexander W., carpenter, r. 9^4 Laskie
" Archibald, driver Ewell, Shafer & Co., r.

2511 Folsom
" F. Miss, teacher mysic, r. 1001 Pine
" George N., marine engineer, r. 825, 15th
" Herbert, manager Haslett & Bailey, 403

Spear, r. 408 Castro
" John A., r. 30 McAllister
»' Margaret I. Mrs., bakery, 1527 Market
Lockie James S., blacksmith, r. 1509 Turk
" Redmond, wool sorter Golden Gate Woolen

Mills, r. 1061 Folsom
Lockland Robert, ship carpenter, r. 718 Tennes-
see
Lockler Silva, milker N. Hansen, r. Amazon nr

Vienna Av
Locks Herman, with H. M. Newhall & Co., r.

1339 Vallejo rear
" Joseph S., barber, 101 Montgomery Av, r.

1311 Mason
" Morris, tailor, r. 231, 6th
Lockwood Alexander H., gripman Market St.

Ry., r. 18 De Long Av
" Arthur D., bookkeeper The Bank of Cali-
fornia, r. Berkeley
" Augusta, widow, r. 2726V4 Folsom
" E. L., r. 33, 4th
" Henry J., clerk, r. 133 Ivy Av
" Irving, salesman C. W. R. Ford &Co., r.

3935 Jackson
" John A., 1st lieut. Troop I, 4th Cavalry U.

S. A., r. Presidio
" Nathan K.. messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.,

r. 1101/2 McAllister
" Richard E., porter S. F. Storage and

Transfer Co.
" Rudolph, baker Occidental Hotel
" Susan F. Mrs., decorative artist, r. 837

Devisadero
" Thomas, clerk, r. 639V2, 2d rear
" Thomas, machinist Pac. Saw Mfg. Co., r.

837 Devisadero
" William A., engineer S. P. Co., r. 213 Shot-

Lockwood William V., electrical engineer, 228

Bush, r. 479 Haight
Lockyer Ada Miss, forewoman Stange & Jae-
nicke, r. Berkeley
" Frank, druggist Baldwin & Baxter, r.

Berkeley
" Harry, stove mounter James De La Mon-

tanya, r. Berkeley
" Robert J., pipecutter W. T. Garratt Co., r.

93!4 Silver
" Thomas C, master tugboat Rescue, r.
1414, 36th
Lodden Bert, painter, r. 533 Birch Av
Loden Oscar, cigars and tobacco, 41, 4th, r. 967a

Howard
Loder Edward, slater Forderer Cornice Wks, r.
San Mateo
" Frank, bill poster, r. 309 Leidesdorff
Loderhose August, groceries, NW cor Buchanan
and Grove
" Henry, clerk August Schonfeld, r. 320 Polk
Lodge Robert J. (Lodge & Fauss), r. 720 Val-
encia
" & Fauss (Robert J. Lodge and Otto Fauss).
horseshoers, 2309 Mission
Lodholz William L., accountant Alaska Pack-
ers Assn., r. 307 Jones
Lods Charles L., contractor and builder, 120
Diamond
" George L., clerk Humboldt Lumber Mill
Co., r. 120 Diamond
Loeb Aaron, shirt manufacturer, 9 Geary, r. 673
McAllister
" Gustave, butcher Roth Blum& Co.. r. 2229
Geary
-^^Loeb. See Lobe
Loebbing John J., foreman Frahm & Franken-

berg, r. 13 Chapultepec
Loeber August A., compositor W. A. Woodward

&Co., r. 710 California
Loebl Julius, traveling salesman Steinberger &

Kalisher, r. 1418 Webster
Loebner Max, porter Haas Bros., r. 410b Eddy

rear
Loeffler Edward, cabinet maker F. Kreling Sons
Co., r. 20 Ford
" Fredericka, widow, r. 334'4 Broadway
" Jacob, baker F. M. Pharion, r. 634 Grove
Loeffler John, proprietor South End Pickle
Works, 423-438, 5th, r. 432, 5th
" John M., machinist Cal. Saw Wks, r. Ala-
meda
" Louisa Miss, saleslady Charles Hage-
mann, r. 326 Broadway
Loefler Martin G. (Cobb & Loefler), attorney at
law, 137 Montgomery, room 9, r. 509 Guer-
rero
Loehr George W., druggist, NW cor Geary and
Devisadero, r. 1503 Devisadero
" Sophia, widow, r. 1710 Broderick
Loesch Charles (J. Ruediger & Co.), r. 219^4 Polk
" John, bartender Mrs. Jacob Zillig, r. 345
Jessie
Loescher Frederick A., foreman Yolo Mills, r.

16 Patton
Loeser Carl, clerk J. William Oflermann, r. 1400
Folsom
' ' Julius, porter Royal Eagle Distilleries Co. .
r. 521 Green
Loevene Catharine J. Mrs., r. 3303% Bush
Loevenguth Henry, molder Fulton Eng. and

Ship Bldg. Wks, r. 925% Lombard
*®="Loevengruth. See Loewenguth
Loew Aaron, tailor, 205 Ellis, r. 37 Langton
" Filter Co. (Cleveland, Ohio), Julius C.
Amelung Pacific Coast agent, 7, 1st

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Loewe Henrietta, widow, r. 830 McAllister
■ ' Joseph M. . director Wilmerding-Loewe Co. ,

r. 830 McAllister
" William G., milk dealer, Russia Av nr
Vienna
iK&"IiOewe. See Low, Lowe and Loewy
Loewel Alexander, butcher, r. 1505 Turk
" Max. canner. r. 1505 Turk
" Sylvan C, clerk, r. 1505 Turk
Loewen Ida Miss, stenographer, r. 1222 Pine

" Nicholas, bakery, 115 Oak
Loewenberg Ernest, teacher music, r. 1025 La-

guna
4S"Loewenberg. See Lowenberg
Loewenfels Otto H., clerk Charles Lagomarsino

& Co., r. 422 Devisadero
Loewenguth Charles, molder, r. 10 Verona PI
" Harry, shipping clerk Cal. Wine Associa-
tion
" Matildn Miss, governess, r. 1309 Vallejo
4S=Loewenguth. See Loevenguth
Loewenhayn H. & Co. (Henry Loewenhayn),
fruits and produce commission, 509 San-
some
" Henry (H. Loewenhayn & Co.), r. Abbots-
ford House
Loewenherz Leo, gardener, r. Point Lobos and

47th Avs
Loewenstein Herman. accountant, 304 Spreckels"
Bldg, r. 1939 Geary
" Maurice F., buyer Castle Bros., r. 1515
Gough
j^^'Loewenstein. See Lowenstein
Loewenthal Goodman (Loewen thai & Co.). r.
1207 Turk
" Harry P., salesman Loewenthal &Co.,r.

1207 Turk
" Joseph Mrs., widow, r. 1207 Turk
" Myer M. (Loewenthal & Co.), r. 2211 Sutter
" Paul, clerk, r. 738 Broadway
" Sarah, widow, r. 1207 Turk
" & Co. (Myer M. and Goodman Loewen-
thal), cloaks and suits, 914 Market
4®" Loewen thai. See Lowenthal and Lewenthal
Loewenwald Samuel, r. 1321% Golden Gate Av
Loewi Martha Miss, r. 1123 Devisadero
Loewi William, manager Pacific Coast Co-op-
erative Credit Co., 28-29 Merchants' Ex-
change Bldg, r. 1123 Devisadero
Loewy Edmund, secretary and treasurer Buyer
& Reich Co., 221-223 Bush, r. 1408 O'Farrell
" Fred, clerk Newman & Levinson, r. UOx

O'Farrell
" William (Loewy & Gutsch). r. 1114 Bush
Loewy & Gutsch (William Loewy and Gusta\-
Gutsch), attorneys at law, 310 Pine,
rooms 30-34
4®"Loewy. See Loewe and Lowe
Lofgren Adam, candy maker, r. 465V^ Steven-
son
" Andrew, seaman, r. 160 Stewart
" Frank, seaman, r. 102 Pacific
" Hulda Miss, missionary, r. 146, 12th
Lofland Edward, r. 417 Stockton
Lofstad Jolin N., importer and manufacturer

furs, 14 Kearny, r. 7.30 Turk
Lof Strom John, driver Jersey Farm Co.. r. 3.5(1

Tehama
Loftis Frank II.. with Joshua Hendy Machine
Wks. r. 941 Bryant
" Henry M., teamster, r. 717 Natoma
" James H., teamster, r. 717 Natoma
" John, teamster, r. 1621 Dolores
" Mary Mrs., groceries, 1621 Dolores
Lofton William J., dentist Blake Dental Co.. r.
633V4 Gearv

Loftus Augustus, harness dresser H. C.
Spaulding, r. 413 Valencia

" George, clerk Max Zuckerman, r. 413 Va-
lencia

" James, porter, r. 428 Diamond

" John, laborer, r. 363, 11th

" John J., hostler Holmes & Jenkins, r. 1310
Fulton

" Joseph L., expressman, SE cor 6th and
Market, r. 45 West Mission

" Maria, widow, r. 1327 Minna

" Michael, carpenter, r. San Jose Av opp
Valley

" Michael, painter, r. 1220 Folsom

" Michael A., policeman, r. 413 Valencia

" Michael J., bookkeeper M. Murphy, r. 572b
Minna

" Patrick H., porter Occidental Hotel, r.
7441/^, 22d

" Publishing Co. The, Jerome A. Anderson
president, publishers The Pacific The-
osophist, 1170 Market, room 10

" Theresa, bakery and notions, SE cor Geary
and Devisadero
4®=Loftus. See Loftis
Logan Anderson D., clerk, r. 2210 Steiner

" Arthur, chef Hotel St. Nicholas, r. 1712
Waller

" Daniel D., r. 425, 3d

" Edward, groceries, 156 Clara

" Frank B., clerk J. E. Partridge, r. Oakland

" Frederick E., clerk, r. 523 McAllister

" George T., collar maker Charles S. Ewing,
r. 1425 Market

" Harold, clerk Bonestell & Co., r. 2228 Cali-
fornia

" Harry F., carrier postofQce, r. 1212 Jackson

" Harry C, waiter, r. 326 Jessie

" Howard, driver Patterson &Co., r. Berke-
ley
Logan Hugh, agent refrigerators, office 331
Kearny room 12, r. 1617 Clay

LOGAN JAMES F.,

contractor, carpenter and builder and
adjuster, office 621 Mission, Box 21
Builders' Exchange, 40 New Motnt-

gomery, telephone Main 5195, r. 2719
ryant bet 25th and 26th
Logan James W., journalist, r. 3009a Buchanan
" John, laborer, r. Missouri nr Army
" John L. Mrs., widow, r. 36b Welsh
" John R., foreman W. W. Davis & Son, r.

784 Harrison
" Kate Miss, r. 612 Webster
" Martha E. Mrs., dry goods, 356, 4th, r. 784

Harrison
" Mary A., widow, r. 1650a Hayes
" Michael, woolsorter F. S. Moody, r. 16 Sum-
ner
Logan Milbum H., physician and surgeon, 101
Grant Av, r. 770 Oak cor Steiner
" Noble Mrs., widow, r. 353 Jessie
" Robert S. Jr., carrier postofflce, r. 1343

Pine
" Thomas, expressman, r. 724 Harrison
•' Walter H.. waiter restaurant S. P. Co., r.

I.=i6, 3d
" Walter Mac G., constructing engineer, 123

Beale, r. Oakland
" William D., president 3 L's Specialty Co..
105 Beale, r. Alameda
i8@-Logan. See Locan
Logar Anton, musician, r. 312 Tehama
Logeman Henry, salesman, r. Mission opp Sil-
ver Av
" William, drygoods. Mission opp Silver Av
Logg Lena Miss, r. 338. 28th
Logger Ernest, bartender John Kreuzer, r. W s

Mission Road nr Brazil Av
Loggie Edna A. Miss, r. 712 Shotwell
Loggie James J., president McKay & Co., 4

California, r. 712 Shotwell
Logie Andrew M., watchmaker George Stead,
r. 517 Folsom

• James, molder Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 517

Folsom

• Thomas, clerk Washington Pharmacy, r.

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Logie William, foreman Jardine Iron Wks, r. 517
Folsom
" William A., shoemaker G. M. Kutz & Co.,
r. 723 Capp
Logler Xavier, milker Nicholas Hansen, r. cor

Amazon Av and Vienna
LiOgsdon House, Harry Monroe proprietor, 336a

Bush
Logue Ann, widow, liquors, SE cor 7 th Av and
Clement
" Bernard, coalpasser str City of Puebla, r.

40 Tehama
" Charles, coremaker Occidental Foundry

r. Oakland
" Daniel, longshoreman, r. 30 Clarence PI
" Edward, teamster Black Diamond Coal JI

Co., r. Sickles Av nr De Wolf
" John, apprentice Thompson Bros., r. Oak
land
Loh Adam, porter Louis Kline & Co., r. 812 Val

lejo
Lohan Domenic, foreman Sanborn, Vail & Co.

r. 512, 9th
Lohan Oswald, vice consul German Empire, 3\i

Sacramento, r. 1400 Golden Gate Av
Loheide Fritz W., bartender Verein Eintracht
r. 814b Larkin
" Max H., sign painter, r. 814b Larkin
' ' William H. (Doscher & Loheide) , r. Eureka
Cal
Lohengren Saloon, Leonard Mayrhofer propri

etor, 737 Market
Lohflnk Frank A., machinist, r. 624 Fulton
Lohman Henry, fruits and vegetables, 1711 De
visadero
" James H., r. 412 Post rear
" John, tinsmith Pac. Sheet Metal Wks, r

612 California
" Joseph, tinner, r. 612 California
Lohmann Charles, bartender Schwartz &
Mever, r. 19 Market
" Jacob, dairy produce and groceries, 3132

16th
" John, bartender C. F. Finnen, r. 200, 7th
" Mary, widow, r. 109 Germania
Lohmeyer Edward W., laborer, r. 114. 23d
'* John C, painter, r. 114, 23d
" Laura Miss, secretary Golden Gate Ama-
teur Press Assn., r. 114, 23d
" William C, painter, r. 114, 23d
Lohmar Albert, oysterman Dryselius & Co.
Lohneis George, shoemaker, r. Lombard bet

Baker and Lyon
Lobse Dora, widow, r. 613M Natoma
" Frederick, teamster Spring Valley W. W.,

r. lllA Franklin
" John, driver Hudson River Dyeing and

Cleaning Wks
" Julius N., machinist W. T. Garratt & Co.,

r. lllA Franklin
" Nicholas, superintendent Spring Valley
W. W., r. lllA Franklin
i -" Nicholas Jr., clerk Dunham, Carrigan &

Hayden Co., r. 111a Franklin
• ■•' Oluf, tanner Balz Bros. & Finkeldey, r.
Wisconsin' nr Army
" Paul (Lohse& Grosse), r. Oakland
" William (Lohse & Schutt), r. 65 South

Park
" & Grosse (Paul Lohse and William Grosse),
manufacturers' agents, and importers,
35 New Montgomery
" & Schutt (William Lohse and Henry
Schutt), liquors. NE cor 3d and Towns-
end
Lohsen Died rich, r. 1814 Scott
" Harry, helper Bush & Mallett Co., r. 10] 6
Mission
John, brewer, r. 324 Chestnut
" Julia Mrs., hairdresser, 1016 Mission
Loichot Stanislaus, laborer Vulcan Iron Wks.,

r. 723 Tehama
Loinaz Peter, clerk, r. 417 Eddy
Loiseau Mathilde, widow, r. 710 Ellis
Loiselle Nazaire (La Chapelle & Loiselle), r.
3403 Mission
" Peter, barber A. H. Schmidt, r. 2 Grove
Lojo Juan, seaman, r. 13 Virginia PI
<®"Loler. See Lawler and Lawlor

Lolge Henry, painter, r. 1503 Mason

Lolo Joseph, r. 503 Folsom

Lolor E. Mrs., r. Hotel Pleasanton

" Emma Miss, r. Hotel Pleasanton
Loma Prieta Lumtier Co., A. C. Bassett vice-
president and manager, office 106-108
Phelan Bldg
Lomax James, seaman, r. 1001 Battery

" James D., attorney at law, r. 619 Hyde
Lombard Andre, porter Peter Audeaud, r. 706
Montgomery
" Charles C, collector Sperry Flour Co., r.
Oakland
Lombard Charles H. (Wilder & Co.), r. 1519
Webster
" James, plumber, r. 36 Clinton
" Jeremiah, seaman, r. 103 Clark
" Laurent, employee French Hospital
Lombard Loan Co., J. L. Salomon president, A.
Mendelsohn secretary, 1016 Market
" N. Miss, saleslady Hale Bros., r. 941 San-
chez
" Street Wharf, foot Lombard
" Thomas F., clerk, r. 36 Clinton
" Warehouse, Cornelius W. McCarthy pro-
prietor, SW cor Sansome and Lombard
Lombardaro Joseph, teacher music, r. 1718 Hyde
Lombardi Ferdinand, salesman, r. 106, 30th
" Lorenzo, baker Angelo Petri, r. 117 Fran-
cisco
" Michael (Dalto & Lombardi), r. 505 Green
Lombardo Antonio, teacher music, r. 613 Geary

" Hotel, 249-253 Pacific
Lomelino Augustus C. (J. W. Lomelino & Co.).

r. 543 Haight
Lomelino Joseph W. (J. W. Lomelmo & Co.),
and druggist and job printer, 1301 Paci-
fic, r. 1410 Pacific
" J. W. & Co. (Joseph W. and Augustus C.
Lomelino and James Devine), druggists,
543 Haight
Lometti Charles, millhand Truckee Lumber Co.
" Giuseppe, fisherman, r. 26 Hinckley
" Joseph, r. 6 Telegraph PI
" Leonard, longshoreman, r. 20 Hinckley
Lominetti Louis, painter, r. 539 Vallejo
Lomler Ernest (Pacific Music Co.), r. 1015 Fil-
bert
Lommatzsch Emile E., cabinet maker, r. 230y2

Clara ^ ,

Lomne Jacques, laborer Cal. Fertilizer Works,
r. 5th Av South bet L and M
" John, laundryman, r. 631 Jackson
Lond Lawrence A., junk dealer, 5 Harrison, r.
Alameda
" Peter, seaman, r. .334 Main
Londeri Tomaso, scavenger, r. 29 Hinckley

LONDON AND LANCASHIRE

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Wmiam Macdonald manager, D. E.
Miles assistant manager, 315 Mont-
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London and Provincial Marine Insurance Co.,
Limited (of London, Eng.), Girvin &
Eyre agents, 307 California
London and San Francisco Bani, Limited,
Arthur Scrivener manager, William
Steel assistant manager, Gustav Fried-
erich cashier, 424 California
" Assurance Corporation (fire, of London),
George F. Grant manager, 221 Sansome
London Assurance Corporation (marme de-
partment), H. M. Newhall & Co. agents,
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" Biene. widow, r. 38 Clara

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London Charles, engraver Britton & Rey, r. 1613
Post
" Diamond Co., Julius Newman agent, 113

Bush
" Guarantee and Accident Co., Limited,
James D. Maxwell general agent, Robert
W. Sloan manager Pacific Coast depart-
ment, 421 California
" Henry (London & Mclntyre), r. 1765 Howard
•' Jacob, salesman D. Samuels, r. 327 Franklin
" John, brewer S. F. Stock Brewery, r. 329

Bay
" John J., foreman Pioneer W. L. and Color

Wks. r. 119 Butte
" Louis, bookkeeper Max Ordenstein, r. 38

Clara
■' Louis A., painter, r. 212 Steiner
" Max, tailor N. Goldblatt, r. 1060 Howard
" Mose, clerk London c& Mclntyre, r. 1765

Howard
" Nellie, widow, r. 2IV2 Garden
London, Paris and American Bank (limited),
Sigmund Greenebaum and Charles Alt-
schul managers, 1-2 Sansome
" Tea Co. (Stephen Jackson), wholesale and

retail grocers, 40, 3d
" Theresa, widow, r. 327 Franklin
" William, boxmaker, r. 21!4 Garden
" & Mclntyre (Henry London and Frank R.
Mclntyre), wholesale leaf tobacco, 540
Washington
-^= London. See Lunden and Lundin
Londravielle David J., decorator, r. 1 Geary PI
Londrigan John, laborer, r. NE cor Fillmore and

Chestnut
Lone Mountain Cemetery (now Laurel Hill),

Central Av bet Post and California
Lonegan Thomas W., clerk Bear & Buckley, r.

529^4 Lombard
Lonergan Edward, salesman Goldberg, Bowen
& Co, r. 2002 Jackson
" Ellen Miss. r. 13071/2 Guerrero
" George, photographer, r. 8 Mason
•' George M. (Goldberg, Bowen & Co.), r. 2002

Jackson
" George M. (Howland & Lonergan), 724 Mar-
ket
" James, shoemaker, r. 7% Sheridan
" John T., bartender Andrew Winter, r. 15

Howard
•' Joseph P., merchant, r. I8O714 Guerrero
" Michael, livery stable, 343 Steuart
" Thomas, baker John Hughes, r. 49 Russ
Loney Anthony, whitener, 101, 4th, r. 306'/^ Jessie
" Ellen, widow, r. 320 Folsom
" George Mrs., lodgings, 230 Kearny
" James J., lineman Police Patrol, r. 320 Fol-
som
4®*Loney. See Looney
Long Albert, painter, r. 826 Folsom
" Alden A., engineer, r. Army nr Folsom
" Alexander, bookkeeper, r. 1505 Scott
" Alice R., widow, florist, SE cor Hampshire

and 24th, r. 1225 Hampshire
" Alvin E., barber John Johnson, r. 122 Turk
" Ann, widow, r. 817 Mission
" Ann, widow, r. 1721 O'Farrell
" Anson D., carpenter, r. 40 Albert Lane
" Branch House, Mrs. Annie Boden propri-
etor, 236 Sutter
" Bridget Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home
'■ Byron W., r. Ill, 7tn

" Charles, books and stationery. 1833 O'Far-
rell
" Charles, teamster, r. cor 16th and Alabama
'■ Charles, varieties, 1833 O'Farrell

Long Charles H., liquors, SE cor Turk and Tay-
lor, r. 14^/2 Heron

" Charles H., printer H. S. Crocker Co., r.
3028/2 Buchanan

" Charles M., st3amfitter, r. 1833a Howard

" Charles W., finisher Althof & Bahls, r. 819
Harrison

" Christ, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r.
12191/3 Florida

" Clara J., widow, r. 622a Geary
Long Claude (estate of), John N. Long mana-
ger, hardware, 642 Washington

" Claude Jr., r. 29 Stone

" Daniel, waiter, r. 313, 4th

" Daniel J., laborer, r. 512 Howard

" Daniel W.. clerk Dunne & McPike. v. Oak-
land

•• David H,, carpenter, r. 82 Natoma

■' Edward, coalpasser str City of Puebla

" Edward, fur dresser Nicholas Jung, r.
Army nr Shotwell

" Edward D., collector post office, r. 30281/4
Buchanan

•' Edward E., salesman, r. 2.57, 11th

" Edward M., solicitor Baldwin & Hammond,
r. 15 Chattanooga

" Edward W., stairbuilder, 233 Berry, r. 414
Webster

" Ellen Mrs., proprietor The Ashland, 108
McAllister

" Francis V., clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. Oakland

" Fred, wire worker Excelsior Wire Works,
r. Army nr Shotwell

■' Frederick C, r. 423 Lyon

" George, porter Goodyear Rubber Co., r. 907
Dolores

" George S., brewer, r. 564 Church

" George S. Jr., manager Searley Paper Co.,
r. 564 Church

" George W., clerk Sterett Printing Co., r.
3040 California

" Harry P., clerk W. K. Vickery, r. 1035, 20th

" Hubert C, superintendent Long Syrup Re-
fining Co., SW cor 8th and Brannan, r.
The Sutherland

'• Hugh M., coffee roaster, r. 2213 Pine

" James, foreman agateware dept. Holbrook,
Merrill & Stetson, r. Oakland

" James, painter, r. 238, 6th

" James, shoemaker, 511 Bryant

" James, student, r. 1505 Scott

" James, teamster, r. 3233, 16th

" James F., carpenter, r. 21 Buena Vista Av

" James H., vice-president S. F. Commission
Co., r. Alameda

" James M., vice-president Long Syrup Re-
fining Co., SW cor 8th and Brannan, r.
The Sutherland

" Jane, widow, r. 1607 Jones

" Jeannette S. Miss, trained nurse, r. 1117
Van Ness Av

" John, r. 3419 Mission

" John, traveling salesman, r. 861 Golden
Gate Av

" John D., helper Joshua Hendy Machine
Wks, r. 781 Mission

" John D., policeman, r. .309 Natoma

" John F., clerk, r. 1035, 20th

" John H., clerk Albion Lumber Co., r, 408
Gough

" John H., marine engineer, r. 520, 19th

" John N., manager estate of Claude Long,
642 Washington, r. 29 Stone

" John T.. clerk H. Huddleston & Co., r. 2213
Pine

" Jonas F., doorkeeper Lane Hospital

" Joseph R., clerk F. S. Moody, r. 1.505 Scott

" Joseph W., expressman, NE cor California
and Fillmore, r. 2213 Pine

" Lemuel F., farmer, r. 1505 Scott

" Louis E., wood carver Murray McKlnnie,
r. 101, 1st

" Louis H., asst. engineer engineering dept.,
S. P. Co., r. Berkeley

" Lucius L., accountant George W. McNear,
r. The Colonial

" Mary A., widow, r. 1035, 20th

" Michael liquors, 1060 Kentucky

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Long Milton H., bookkeeper E. K. Wood Lum-
ber Co., r. 408 Gough
" MoUie T. Miss, stenographer Catton, Bell

& Co., r. 1833a Howard
" Morris, r. 1833a Howard
" Nellie Miss, dressmaking, 619 Geary
" Patrick, fireman str Transit, r. 11 Minna
" Patrick J., expressman, NE cor Pine and
Fillmore, r. 3213 Pine
Long Percy v., attorney at law, 25 Mills Bldg,
6th floor, r. 1318 Page
" Richard A., watchman M. Joost & Bro.. r.

618 Gough
" Robert L., salesman Pope Mfg. Co., r. 1318

Page
" Robert S., carpenter, r. 28 Turk
" Samuel K., newsdealer, r. 1540, 22d
" Sarah, widow, r. 22 Hampton PI
Long Seely F., physician and surgeon, 4th floor
Y. M. C. A. Bldg, r. 21 Buena Vista Av
nr Baker and Haight
" Syrup Refining Co., M. A. Weed president,
James M. Long vice-president and gen-
eral manager, W. G. Crandall secretary,
SW cor 8th and Brannan
" Thomas, marine fireman, r. 1060 Kentucky
" Timothy, laborer, r. 11 Ewing PI
" Timothy, painter, r; 238, 6th
" W., r. 817 Market
" William, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 77

Natoma
" William, laborer, r. 137, 1st
" William, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
" William, teamster, r. 8 Gough
.1 William F., bookkeeper, r. 41 Bartlett
" William G., clerk Monitor, r. 2213 Pine
" William G., mining, r. 1318 Pine
" William H., waiter Hoffman Cafe, r. Oak-
land
" William J., gripman Geary Sc. RR. r. 809

Point Lobos Av
" William P., carpenter, r. 603 Turk
Longar Frank, machinist Union Machine Co., r.

37 Natoma
Longden Charles E., druggist Joseph Young, r.
The Renton
" Thomas E., chief clerk military store-
keeper quartermaster's dept. U. S. A..
36 New Montgomery, r. 712 Sutter
" Vivian G., electrician Western Sugar Re-
finery, r. 734 Valencia
Longendyke Paul, miner, r. 1045 Market
Longfellow Albert S., porter S. Foster & Co., r.
Buena Vista nr Eugenia Av
" Joseph W., printer Union Box Factory, r.

1917 Mason
" Levi A., teamster Wilson & Bro., r. 1228
Dolores
Longfellow Primary School, Miss Jennie M.

Smith principal, Silver bet 8d and .3d
Longfleld George, teamster, r. 861 Market
Longinetti George, clerk, r. 133 Taylor
" John B., confectionery, 133 Taylor
" Joseph, scavenger, r. 606 King
Longley Richard, seaman, r. 1003 Battery
Longo Louis, barber, 37, 3d, r. 361 Minna'
Longrider Louis, r. 422 Laguna
Longstreet J., bell boy, r. 63'/4 Everett
Longtin John B., boots and shoes, 140, 7th
Longuet Armand, laundry, 1623 Fillmore
" Laurent, waiter Nevada Restaurant, r. 81 1
Vallejo
Longueville Louis, waiter, r. 1007 Lincoln
Longworth The, Mrs. Susan K. Allen proprietor,
510 Geary
" Thomas, marine engineer, r. 708 Capp
" Thomas, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
Lonjou J. P., tanner Legallet-Hellwig Tanning

Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
Lonnquist Axel M., laborer, r. 503 Greenwich
Lonnqvest Frank, seaman, r. 207^/2 Steuart
Lonski William, upholsterer, r. 1015 Union
Loo Louis, cook, r. 831 Pacific
" Lucien, apprentice Whyte & De Rome, r.
831 Pacific
Looke August, brewer Chicago Brewery, r. 416

Linden Av
Loomer Jacob E. (Currie & Loomer), r. 40 New
Montgomery

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Loomis Barnaby, carpenter George I. Drew, r.
2718 Bryant Av
" Byron E., real estate, r. 40 Sharon
" Charles, teamster Lewis & Co.. r. 393, 6th
" Charles A., r. 807 Geary
" George, r. 1007^/4 Alabama
" Harry H., barber, Plymouth Av nr Saga-
more
" L., manager Mrs. L. Loomis, r. 45 Capp
" Lena Mrs., groceries and liquors, 45 Capp
" Leverett M., curator ornithology Cal.
Academy of Sciences, 819 Market
Loomis Memorial Presbyterian Chinese Mis-
sion School, Miss Jessie E. Wisner,
principal, 911 Stockton
" William, clerk, r. 1007'/^ Alabama
" William R., teamster Lewis &Co., r. 393,
6th
Looney Cornelius W., mattress maker, x. 562
Minna
" James J., butcher, SE cor Folsom and 1st.

r. 532 ;4 Harrison
" Jeremiah, r. 562 Minna

" Jeremiah Jr. (Allen & Looney), r. 562 Minna
" John, plumber, r. 562 Minna
" Stephen, laborer, r. 562 Minna
iBS'Looney. See Loney

Loop Frank S., salesman Pac. Lumber Co., r.
9110'Farrell
" Sidney J., capitalist, 317 Montgomery, r.
Alameda
Loorya Helene, widow, r. 168 Tehama
•' Julius, clerk Raphael Weill &Co., r. 168

Tehama
" Marcus, tailor, 106 Jackson
4®"Loorya. See Loryea

Loos R chard B., theatrical manager, r. 1708
Post rear
" William, marine fireman, r. 467 Bryant
Loosley John R., salesman John Sroufe & Co..
r. 2318 Sutter
" Susan Sroufe, artist, 13 Pine, r. 2.318 Sutter
Loosli Charles, cellarman Eisen Vineyard Co.,
r. 636 Commercial
" Charles, clerk F. Rank, r. 1542 Castro
Loper Benjamin, laborer Western Sugar Re-
finery, r. 506 Napa
Lopes Jacintho I., barber, 266, 1st
" John, seaman, r. 208 Jackson
" Manuel, bartender, r. 219 Jackson
Lopez B., laborer, r. 911 Illinois
" Baptiste, bartender, r. 634 Vallejo
" John (Achard «& Lopez), r. 604, 3d
" John, baker. Am. Biscuit Co., r. 327 Union
■' John, cook, r. 645 Folsom
" Jose, messman str Australia
" Joseph, cellarman Lachman & Jacobi, r.

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" Joseph, laborer, r. 312 Brannan
" N., cook str Corona
" Petra, widow, r. 1618 Powell
" Ramon H., decorative artist, r. 1528 Fol-
som
" Rupert, woodworker S. C. Spinney, r. 8i4
Auburn
Lopp Frederick L., clerk W. U. Tel. Co., r. 534
Bush
" John A. , gripman Sutter St. Ry., r. 1725 Polk
Loppin Frank, polisher, r. 39, 5th
Lopresti Anton, restaurant, 203 Larkin, r. 818

McAllister
Loran Dennis, teamster Somers & Co., r. 305. 1st
Lorber Hugo M., bookkeeper Usal Redwood Co.,

Lorch Charles, butcher S. E. Nutting & Co., r.
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Lord Albert, inkmaker Cal. Ink Co., r. 523 Powell
" Andrew J., house and sign painter, 734

Washington, r. 107, 5th
" Edward, r. St. Mary's Hospital
" Elijahs., r. 310 Hayes

" Elizabeth Mrs., furnished rooms, UbV^, 11th
" Eugene A., carpenter, r. 335, 10th Av
" Fannie Miss, bookkeeper, r. IIS^, 11th
" Fannie Mrs., r. 307 Mason
" Frank, conductor Market St. Rv., r. 443
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Lord George, teamster Arthur M. Ebbets. r.

2215b Filbert
" James H., carpenter, 331 Noe, r. 224 Noe
" John W., carpenter, r. 280 Lobos
" Joseph W., glazier, r. 333 O'Farrell
" J. W., master mariner, 9 Mission, r. 603

Davis
" Leslie H., special agent George D. Dornin,

r. Oakland
" Mattie A., widow, r. 421, 10th
" Maud E. Miss, bookkeeper H. A. Heringer

&Co., r. 421, 10th
" Monica Miss, stenographer Oliver Evans.

r. 322 Fremont
" Percy W., student, r. llS'/z, 11th
" Thomas, r. 38 Turk
" Thomas H., watchmaker, 7 Chronicle Bldg.

r. 846 Capp
" Victor P., machinist Main St. Iron Wks. r.

816 Hyde
•' Walter H., clerk, r. 421, 10th
" William, baggageman Wells, Fargo & Co..

r. 3461/i Waller
" William A., clerk, r. 838, 20th
" William A., master mariner, r. Commercial

Hotel
Lorden Daniel, laborer, r. 1552 Kentucky
" J., steelworker Pac. Roll. Mill
" Jeremiah, coremaker Vulcan Iron Wks, r.

1016 Army
" John P., machine hand S. F. Planing Mill,

r. 729 Capp
Loren Dennis, teamster, r. 303, 1st
Lorentz Jeroyl, engineer P. H. Jackson & Co.,

r. 12 Vincent PI
" John H., upholsterer, r. 420 Duncan
" Matthias, cabinetmaker Fink & Schind-

ler, r. 1526/2 Powell
4S°°Lorentz. See Lawrence, Loren and Lorenz
Lorentzen Andrew P., shipping, commission

and insurance and secretary Pacific

Trading Co.. 10 Mission, r. Alameda
" Christian, bed maker, r. 636 Commercial
" Frederick, electrician, r. 901 Folsom
" Harold, salesman Ceylon Tea Co., r. 18.

13th
■• John, clerk Christoffer M. ChristofEer, r. 36

Welsh
" Julius, clerk M. H. Riewerts, r. 2501 Mis-
sion
" P. H. Mrs.,r. 1205 Bush
Lorentzon Andrew, barber, r. 434^4 Jessie

" Jane Mrs., ladies" nurse, r. 434;?^ Jessie
Lorenz Anna, widow, r. 809 Diamond
" Ferdinand A. (Lorenz & Messerschmldt),

r. 1072 Howard
" Frank, r. 309, 17th
Lorenz Franz M., wood carver and pyrographer,

213 Mission, r. Oakland
•' George, foreman Sutro Baths, r. 333, 49th

Av

Lorenz George, spinner Golden Gate Woolen
Mills
" George C. W., r. 809 Diamond
" John F., paver, r. 809 Diamond
" Louise Mrs., r. 1538 Bush
" Paul, chief engineer Chicago Brewery, r.

1319 California rear
" Phenie, domestic, 823 Guerrero
" Reinhard, designer Cal. Art Glass, Bend-
ing and Cutting Wks., r. 613 Jones
Lorenz & Messerschmidt (F. A. Lorenz and
Frederick Messerschmidt), wines and
liquors, 1069 Howard
4®=" Lorenz. See Lawrence, Loren and Lorentz
Lorenzen Bartholomew, barber Seppich &
Kleinhans, r. 443^/4 Jessie
" Carl L.,sign writer P. De Fontville, r. 1004
Clay rear
Christian (McFarland Bros.), r. 520 Oak
Edward A., waiter, r. 537 Howard
George, brakeman S. P. Co. , r. cor 3d and

Townsend
Hans, laborer, r. 1014 Alabama
Henry, bookkeeper, r. 1004 Clay rear
Henry, seaman, r. 1003 Battery
John T., carpenter, r. 24 Lloyd
Jules A., salesman J. Harry Scott, r. 1004

Clay rear
Marie, r. 1014 Alabama
Minert J., porter Deming-Palmer Milling

Co.,r. 2516 Sutter
Peter, carpenter, r. 512, 4th
Peter, solicitor, r. 1016 Montgomery
Peter, stevedore, r. 313d 22d
Thomas, salesman Henry Dabelstein, r. 13
Stanly PI

LORENZI EGIDIO,

teacher Italian, French, Spanish and
German, bookkeeping and penman-^
ship, 903 Jackson, sw cor Powell

Lorenzi John, fruits, r. 514Vi Francisco
" Pauline M., stamper H. S. Crocker Co., r.

514V4 Francisco
" Tessie Miss, milliner Stange & Jaenicke,
r 514V4 Francisco
Lorenzini Domenico (Gaddini, Lorenzini& Co.),
r. Healdsburg, Cal.
" L. & Co. (Lorenzo Lorenzini and Louis
Cristofani), fruits and vegetables, 3310
Fillmore
" Lorenzo (L. Lorenzini & Co.), r. 2212 Fill-
more
Lorenzetti Narciso, peddler, r. 65i4 Henry
Lorenzo Bertolacoi, hostler Motroni & Guas-
tucoi
" Frank A., barber, r. 611 Hermann
" Marco, r. 412 Green
" Theresa, widow, r. 412 Green
Loretz Jacob U., confectioner Mrs. R. Poehl-

man, r. 310 Powell
Lorey Frank, clerk Railway Mail Service, r.

1308 Devisadero
Loriano August, collector London and Lanca-
shire Fire Ins. Co., r. Sausalito
Lorice Constance Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1411 Pow-
ell
" James, waiter, r. 1411 Powell
Lorich Frank R.. bakery, 314 Montgomery Av, r.

1415 Kearny
Lorigan Annie, widow, r. 1589 Folsom
" Bartholomew W., carpenter Central Lum-
ber and Mill Co., r. 3930 Folsom
" Frank B. (Stewart & Co.), r. 843 Castro
" Frank B., carpenter, r. 35 Montezuma
" John, shipping clerk Indianapolis Furni-
ture Co., r. 1589 Folsom
" Mary F. Miss, teacher Whittier Primary

School, r. 3930 Folsom
" Matthias C, collector postofflce, r. 2930

Folsom
" Thomas, packer Indianapolis Furniture
Co., r. 1589 Folsom
Lorillard Mary, widow, r. 610 Bush

LORILLARD P. CO.

(Jersey City, N. J.), manufacturers to-
bacco, 0. E. Cumberson agent, 304 Sac-
ramento, telephone Main 5434

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987

liOrimer John W., machinist Am. Type Foun-
ders' Co., r. 1501 Vallejo
" William, stationery and school supplies,
1527 Market
Lioring Carrie E., widow, r. 2007 Steiner
" Charles A., hookkeeper General Electric

Co., r. 633 Valencia
" Club, William C. Stadtfeld secretary, 413

Sutter
" Edward B. Mrs., widow, manager The Irv-

ington, 418 Ellis
" Emma K., widow, r. 2409 Sacramento
" Ernest, messenger, r. 418 Ellis
" Fannie S., r. 2007 Steiner
" Frank, clerk, r. 633 Valencia
" George A., assistant superintendent S. F .

& S. M. Ry., r. 740 Capp
" Harriet G.. widow, dressmaking, 335 Eddy
" Henry, r. 633 Valencia
, " Walter G., salesman, r. 418 Ellis
" William H., bookkeeper W. F. Van Bergen
&Co., r. 1300 Jones
Lorini Raffaele, physician, 1208 Sutter
L-orison Betty Miss, domestic, 2515 Washington
Loriston The, George W. Palmer proprietor,

621-623 Bush
■ Loriz Etienne, tanner, r. 915, 14th Av South
Lorke Alvis, harness maker, r. 1020Vi Capp
" David, starcher S. F. Laundry, r. 1519

Eddy
," Joseph, clerk, r. IO2014 Capp
Lomsen Andrew, cooper, r. 26 Welsh

„ Hans C, laborer, r. 26 Welsh
Lo Romer John B., architect, 935 Market, room 6

LORQUIN ERNEST F ,

naturalist and taxidermist, estab-
lished 1851, ex-curator of the Califor-
nia Academy of Sciences, birds and
animals stuffed, skins tanned and
made into rugs, 1195 Market cor 8th
Lorraine The, Mrs. Elizabeth A. Coffee proprie-
tor, 1433 California
tiorsbach Adolph (Von Ronn, Hencke & Lors-

bach), r. Fruitvale
Lortz William, shoemaker Frederick Braasch,

r.. 533 Sacramento
Loryea Esther Mrs., proprietor Loryea's New
Hammam Baths, 212 Post, r.2524 Cali-
fornia
" George L., manager Loryea's New Ham-
mam Baths, 212 Post, r. 2524 California
i8®"Loryea. See Looryea and Lorryea
Jjoryea's New Hammam Baths, George L. Lor-
yea manager, 212 Post
Los Angeles Crude Oil Exchange, George M.
Smith manager, 132 Market, room 5
" Angeles Farming and Milling Co., Alexan-
der Herman secretary, 324 Pine, room 6
" Angeles Railway Co. Thomas Brown presi-
dent, J. T. Burke secretary, 530 Cali-
fornia, room 36
Los Gatos and Cupertina Vineyard, Eugene
Campion sole agent, 416 Pine and 14-16
Leidesdorfl
" Gatos Canning Co. (Los Gatos, Cal.), office
330 Pine, room 15
Loschkavo Antonio, fruits and vetegables, 157,

2d
Losekann George, locksmith Joseph Budde, r.
627^/4 Lombard
" Gustav, silversmith Shreve & Co., r. 627'/"

Lombard
" Henry, electrician, r. 627% Lombard
" Joseph, clerk Newman & LeVinson, r. 627%

Lombard
" Rudolph, bookbinder, r. 627% Lombard
Loser Julius, r. 521 Green
Loss Robert, bartender J. H. Lunsmann, r. 631

Davis
Lossius Carl, fireman Vulcan Iron Wks, r. 216
Powell
" Maggie Mrs., r. 216 Powell
" Rudolph, r. 216 Powell
Lostbaum Alfred, bookkeeper, r. 635a Minna
Losumo Company, 927 Market
Loth Prank, tailor C. Zinns, r. 17 Beaver
' " Frank Jr., butcher Charles Steinbring, r. 17
Beaver

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Warm
Hot Water
and Steam

Lothian Charles E., actor Morosco's Grand

Opera House, r. Hotel Langham
Lothrop Albert J., teamster, r. 1208 Laurel Av
" Charles E., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.
1022 Mason
iB^'Lothrop See Lathrop

Lott William S. (Lott & Joslin), r. 727b Minna

" & Joslin (William S. Lott and Herman L.

Joslin), carpenters and builders, 670

Mission

Letter Christina, domestic, 1910 Washington

" Edward, bartender Cafe Zinkand, r. 640

Stevenson
" Leonard, bookbinder George W. Aster, r.

22 Turk
" Tina, domestic, 1718 Bush
Lotterhos George, r. 711% Filbert
Lottge John H., painter, r. 1503 Mason
Lotti Rafael lo, porter B. FrapoUi & Co., r. 412

Broadway
Lottman Herman, milkman, r. N s 16th bet
Potrero Av and York
" John, r. 139 Clara rear
Lottsfeldt John P., conductor Market St. Ry.,

r. 1203 Golden Gate Av
Lotz August, machinist, r. 909 Army
" Charles, bakery, 344, 6th
" Edward, tailor, r. 106 Montgomery Block
" Frank, laborer, r. 18, 7th
" Frank J., salesman, r. 18, 7th
" Henry G., baker Charles Lotz, r. 418%, 6th
" Paul (Jones & Lotz), r. 838 Market
Lotze Conrad, cook Westerfeld's Bakery, r. 4,

13th
Lotzin Hans, cook, r. 522, 2d

" Hugo, boots and shoes, 243 Michigan
Louarn Allen, dairy, cor Persia Av and Munich
Louchinan Clarence H., waiter George Delfino.

r. 539 Minna
Loucks Orlando, produce dealer, r. 204 San Jose

Av
Loud Emily S., teacher Henry Durant Primary

School, r. 1324 California
Loud Eugene F., Congressman Fifth California

District, r. 1626 Golden Gate Av
Loude Alexandre Rev., S. M., assistant rector
Notre Dame des Victoires Church, r. 526
Bush
ii@"Louden. See Lowden and Loudon
Loudenslager Agnes, lodgings, 702 California

" Thomas, actor, r. 702 California
Louderback Andrew A., capitalist, r. 336 Eddy
Loaderback Davis, attorney at law, 607 Kearny,
rooms 1-2-3, r. 1222 Geary
" Elizabeth S. Miss, teacher Starr King

Primary School, r. 319, 17th
" George D., student, r. 1222 Geary
" Lewis C, clerk car accountant S. P. Co., r.

837 Post
" Sophia, widow, r. 319, 17th
" William A., electrotyper Painter-Cornell
Co., r. 211% Lily Av
JBS^Louderback. See Lauterbach
Loudon Charles E., weaver I. L. Solomon & Co.,
r. 720 Valencia
" Dressmaking Parlors, Mrs. W. M. Loudon

proprietor, 312-314 Post
" John, brewer, r. 2.315 Mason
" John'L., merchandise broker, r. 925% Mis-
sion
" William, porter Philip J. Crimmins, r. 1403

Polk
" William J., r. 329, 4th
" William J., upholsterer, 631 Union, r. 521

Filbert
" William J. Mrs., lodgings, 329, 4th

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T V J A L H n* J Bacchus Wine Yaalts, 434-444 Bryant St.
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988

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DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF

FOREIGN ff DOMESTIC COAL.

Family Trade a Specialty.

Loudon William M., proprietor The Studa-
becker Tailor Square, agent dress forms,
teacher dress cutting and cutter of pat-
terns. 312-314 Post opp Union Square, r.
34 Whitney
■ W. M. Mrs., proprietor Loudon's Dressmak-
ing Parlors, 312-314 Post, r. 24 Whitney
^B' Loudon. See Louden and Lowden
Lougee F. W., second vice-president and treas-
urer Home Mutual Insurance Co., 318
California, r. 3402 Clay
" Jonathan P., with Alexander Thompson,
r. 833 Mission
Lough Edward J., cabinet maker Schussler
Bros., r. Berkeley
" F., lineman Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r. 423 Pine
" James, liquors, 514 Mission, r. 534 Oak
^' Marcellus V., teamster, r. 1443 Harrison
Lougbborough Alexander H., attorney at law,
24-26 Chronicle Bldg, r. 1100 O'Farrell
" Alexander Z., clerk A. H. Loughborough, r.
1100 O'Farrell
^f Loughborough. See Loofbourow
Longhead Hall, Louis Hinman lessee, 1605 Polk
SS' Loughead. See Lochhead and Loughhead
Lougher Thomas, miner, r. New Mission Hotel
" William, tailor Abe Harshall, r.815 Mission
Loughery Edward J., musician, r.l5 Chapultepec
" Frank J., painter, r. 15 Chapultepec
" Hubert J., plumber, r. 15 Chapultepec
" James, nurse St. Mary's Hospital
" Joseph, salesman G. A. Moss, r. 772 Folsom
" Mary J., widow, r. 15 Chapultepec
^B' Loughery. See Laughery
Loughhead Henry W., bookkeeper London and

San Francisco Bank, r. Cosmus Club
^B' Loughhead. See Lochhead and Loughead
Loughlan John M., gasfitter, r. 707 Oak
" Mary, widow, r. 707 Oak
" William F., collector S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 707 Oak
Loughlin Charles W., clerk S. F. News Co., r.
Colma
" Clara Miss, teacher music, r. 306, 21st
" George F. J., booker Electric Laundry.

r. 24 Willow
" Margaret Miss, tailoress, r. 564^4 Bryant
" Peter J., carpenter, 2515 Mission, r. 306.

21st
" William, laborer, r. 941 Shotwell
eS" Loughlin. See Lochlin and Laughlin
Loughman Brothers (John and Edward), horse-
shoers, 2312 Pine
" Edward (Loughman Bros.), r. 1923 Fill-
more
■' John (Loughman Bros.), r. 1923 Fillmore
Loughmane James, groceries and liquors, NW
cor 17th and Capp
" Lawrence, waiter, r. 539 Minna
Loughran Charles, laborer, r. 29,22d
" Frank P., clerk Thomas Loughran, r. 2(^9

Virginia Av
" John B., stenographer Frank J. Sullivan,

r. 29, 22d
" Lizzie Mrs., r. 919 Bryant
" Patrick, longshoreman, r. 31 Stanford
" Sarah, widow, r. 451!4 Jessie
" Thomas, r. 2403 Harrison
Loughran Ttiomas, produce, commission and
provisions, 231-323 Clay, r. 624 Turk
" Thomas, sewer contractor, r. 919 Bryant
" Thomas F., salesman Thomas Loughran,

r. 2106 Devisadero
" Thomas P., plater, r. 25 Anthony
Louiaze Peter, bookkeeper storeroom Palace
Hotel, r. 417 Eddy

Louideck Edward F., salesman George Webb
Alexander, r. 609 Union
" Henry, laborer, r. 609 Union
" Mary, widow, florist, 609 Union

Louis Amelia, widow, r. 3 Montgomery PI
" Benjamin F., ofQce 106 Pine, r. 1404 Post
" Emile N. M., tanner John Rellly, r. 113

Valley
" Henry, driver, r. 7 Alice
" Herman, clerk, r. 3 Montgomery PI
" John A., varieties, 327, 3d
" Julius A., clerk, r. 3 Montgomery PI
" Louis, carpenter, 1334 Webster
" Peter, cook J. P. McDonald

Louis Roederer Champagne,

Macondray Brothers & Lockard
agents, 124 Sansome
" Samuel, clerk John A. Louis, r. 327, 3d
" Thomas, laborer, r. 539 Vallejo
■' William A., butcher G. A. Rauber, r. 327,
3d
4®" Louis. See Lewis
Louiseau M. Mrs., r. 710 Ellis
Louisiana House, Soulage & Sablier proprie-
tors, 337 Montgomery Av
Louissan Edward B., manufacturers' agent, 113
Bush, r. 115 Taylor
" Henry, shipping clerk Cal. Wine Assn.
" William, dental student, r. 2216 California
Louit Louise, teacher French, r. 1017 Sutter
Lounge John H., manager American Meter In-
spection Co., 633 Market, r. Alameda

LOUNIBOS JOHN,

wholesale and retail wines and liquors
220 O'Farrell telephone Black 1291

Lounsbury Henry, r. 217 Francisco
Loupe Arthur A., salesman Rinaldo Bros. &
Co., r. 1603 Scott
" Emil, salesman Rinaldo Bros. & Co., r. 1602

Bush
" Leopold, capitalist, 112 Pine, r. 1428 Geary
Loupe Louis, chief deputy U. S. Internal Rev-
enue, r. 318 Stockton
Loupy Brothers (John and Noel P.), proprietors
Nevada Restaurant, 417 Pine
" John (Loupy Bros.), r. 41754 Pine
" Noel P. (Loupy Bros.), r. 737^ Pine
•' Pierre, steward Nevada Restaurant, r.
644 Sacramento
Lourdeaux Emile, cooper Cal. Wine Assn
Lourerio Joseph J., liquor dealer, r. 513 Chest-
nut
Loustale Jacques, liquors and lodgings, 614-616

Broadway
Loustalet Peter (Loustalet & Hickei), r. 1142
Howard
" & Hickei (Peter Loustalet and Oscar H.
Hickei), proprietors California French
Laundry Co., 1142 Howard
Loustalot John, cellarman, r. 631 Jackson
Loustan Peter, waiter, r. 119 Stockton
Loustaunau Bernard, cook Occidental Hotel, r.
Oakland
" Charles, waiter, r. 9 Pratt PI
" Henry P., waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 116

Leidesdorff
" Michel (Prison & Loustaunau), r. 409, 4th
" Peter, waiter, r. 9 Pratt PI
Louten Alois, butcher, r. 6 Hyde Terrace
Louthan James B., painter, r. 230, 5th
Louttit Williams., watchman Sutro Baths, r.

SE cor 48th Av and A
Loutz John, blacksmith, r. 15^^ Freelon rear
Louvau Amelia, widow,, r. 614!4 Van Ness Av
" Louis, sculptor, r. 614|4 Van Ness Av

LOUVRE NEW,

JohnF. O'Brien proprietor, family re-
sort, restaurant, wines and liquors,
8-14 O'Farrell

LOUVRE THE,

William Bogen proprietor, St. Ann's
Bldg, NW cor Powell and Eddy, tele-
phone Bush 3

Louw Henry A., clerk Phelps & Miller, r. 514
Fulton

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Louwart Peter, carpenter, r. 225 Ocean Road
lioux Alfonse, cellarman F. Chevalier & Co., r.

1105 Mason
Liovdal Fredrica, widow, r. 224^, 22d
Love Alfred T., r. 112, 13tli

" Andrew C, patternmaker, r. 1210, 22d

" Annie, domestic, 2825 Pine

" Anna A. Miss, teacher Starr King Pri-
mary School, r. 1019 Washington

" Burr, policeman, r. 737, 23d

" Charles A., manager estates of Henry We-
therbee and Charles W. Farnam, 14 Cali-
fornia, r. 7251/2, 22d

" Charles W., head gardener public squares,
r. 7251/2, 22d

" Claude E., paper hanger, r. 610^4 Polk

" Dugald, barber, r. 21 Franklin

" Elmer, cook, r. 1621 14 Howard

" Emma D., widow, r. 307 Hyde

" George A., opener U. S. Customs, r. 1 Hen-
rietta Square

" George W., clerk str Napa City

" Homer E., manufacturer cosmetics, 218
Eddy

" James A., clerk Cesar Bertheau, r. TZdVi,
22d

" James H., ship carpenter, r. 935 Mission

" James H., theatrical agent, r. 820 Ellis
Love John L., attorney at law, 12 Mills Bldg,
6th floor, r. 28 Glen Park Av

" Joseph C, clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r.
Berkeley

" Joseph F., printer Francis- Valentine Co., r.
421 Stevenson

" Josephine S. Mrs., teacher Denman Gram-
mar School, r. 1714 Clay

" Mable L. Miss, r. 1714 Clay

" Margaret Mrs., r. 26 Ritch

" Mary, widow, r. 1019 Washington

" Richard, machinist Union I. Wks, r. 918,
15th

•' Rufus K., teacher dancing, 620 Bush, r.
Alameda

" Samuel H., pattern maker, r. 1210. 22d

" Walter G., can maker D. Ghirardelli Co., r.
4O6/2, 6th

" William, porter James M. Lackey

" William H., seaman, r. 1307 Green

" William J., clerk, r. 1019 Washington
Loveder Clement (Wagner & Loveder), r. 3129

Mission
Lovegren Ida Miss, dressmaker, r. 708'/4 Va-
lencia
Lovegrove Ella R., widow, r. 610 Mason

" Walter R., dentist, 231 Post, r. 610 Mason
Lovejoy Edward B., ship carver, 55 Mission, r.
Alameda

" John H., salesman H. S. Crocker Co., r. 615
Eddy

" L. H. Miss, seamstress, r. 1310 Fell

" William E., driver Adolph Hoppe, r. 119
Bernard

•' William O. physician, r. 7, 7th

LOVELACE ARTHUR S,

Health Officer, New City Hall 1st floor,
telephone South 106, and physician
and surgeon, office 200 Stockton, hours
1 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. m., r. 2450 Howard,
telephone Mission 248
Loveland Andrew J., laborer Del Monte Mills, r.

933 Howard
Loveland Harry D., attorney at law and man-
ager tobacco department Wellman, Peck
& Co., 201 Market, and superintendent The
Merchants Mutual Adjusting Agency,
504 Spreckels Bldg, r. 21 Franklin

" Harvey A., porter Wellman, Peck & Co., r.
122, 8th

" May Miss, actress, r. 605 Pine

" May W. Miss, principal Stanford Memorial
Free Kindergarten No. 1, r. 1924 Vallejo

" Walter G., agent, r. 21114 Guerrero
Lovell Charles H., attorney at law, 28 Mills
Bldg, 6th floor, r. Oakland

" Charles W., pressman Bosqui Engraving
and Printing Co., r. 1230b Broadway

" Edward H., clerk The Examiner

" Pi-ances J., widow, r. 43-2 Turk

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Lovell Mansfield, shipping and commission mer-
chant, 131 California, r. San Lorenzo,
Cal.
" William, deckhand flreboat Governor
Irwin, r. Oakland
Lovely House The, Lovely & Smedley proprie-
tors, 605-607 Pine
" Mark, r. 114, 9th

" May E. L. Miss, stenographer L. H, Butch-
er, r. 114, 9th
" Noble (Lovely & Smedley), r. 605 Pine
" & Smedley (Noble Lovely and George H.
Smedley), proprietors The Lovely
House, 605-607 Pine
Loverich Esther, widow, r. 41454 Tehama
" Henry salesman Friedlander & Mitau, r.

41414 Tehama
" Samuel, advertising manager Sands W.
Forman Clock Co., 83 Flood Bldg, r. 1207
Golden Gate Av
Lovern John, laborer, r. 116 Welsh rear
Lovett AlvahE., roof painting, 40 New Mont-
gomery, r. Oakland
" Catherine M., widow, r. 37 Dore
" Edward C, bookkeeper, r. 736 Capp
" Ella Miss, finisher Golden Gate Woolen

Mills, r. 717 Minnesota
" Frank, bookkeeper James Garvin, r. 2232

Mission
" Frank, tailor, r. 56914 Minna
" Frank H., conductor Market St. Ry. r. 2812,

16th
" H., milUiand Pac. Roll. Mill
" James D., barber 605, 20th, r. 717 Minnesota
" James J., blacksmith, r. 717i/4 Minnesota
" John M., boatbuilder John H. Burns, r.

11291^ Shotwell
" Thomas F., carpenter, r. 717 V^ Minnesota
Lovey Alfred, clerk, r. 104 Grove
" Louis W., manager Pacific States Adver-

vestising Bureau, r. Alameda
" Mary E., widow, r. 104 Grove
Lovick William, machinist, r. 126 Ellis
Lovin John, laborer, r. 113 Silver
Lovotti Frederico, clerk, r. 4b Pfeifier

" Pasqualini, r. 4APfeiffer
Lovretovich Antonio (Lepetich & Lovretovich),

r. 901 Stockton
Low Albert, cook, r. 823i/4 Bush
" Arthur F., attorney at law, r. 2416b Sutter
" Bertha Miss, r. 17 Polk
Low Charles A., judge Police Court No. 4, cham-
bers New City Hall, first floor, r. 710 Pine
" Charles H., laborer J. P. Co., r. 35 South

Park
" C. P. & Co., Du Val & Carroll agents, 221
Front
Low David, secretary American Oil Co., 14-16
Main, r. 1423 Clay
•' Frederick, seaman, r. 1003 Battery
" Frederick W. (Gotterke & Low), r. 435 Dun-
can
" George, peddler, r. Contra Costa House
" George, stevedore, r. 521 Paciflc
" George B., wood and coal, 1731 Turk and
401 Clement
Low George P., editor and proprietor The Jour-
nal of Electricity (monthly), 413 Safe
Deposit Bldg, r. IQilYz Devisadero
" Horace D., weigher Western Sugar Re-
finery, r. 734a Valencia
" J. B. Mrs., financial secretary Kings'
Daughters' Home for Incurables, r. 709
Broderick
" Joel B., mining engineer, 23 Nevada Block,
r. 709 Broderick

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Low Jotin, master mariner, r. 29 Hollis

" John A., engineer, r. 2d Hollis

" Joseph C, engineer, r. 29 Hollis

" Joseph W. Mrs., widow, r. 2516b Sutter
Low JosiallO., president American Oil Co., 14-
16 Main, r. 2031 Pacific Av

" Maurice, bartender, r. 121 Valparaiso

" Robert E , clerk, r. 120 Jones

" Rose Mrs., proprietor Union Square House.
226 Stockton

" Thomas G., seaman, r. 29 Hollis

" William, clerk Kohlberg, Straus . & Froh-
man, r. 1023 Laguna
;8ffl=-Low. See Lowe and Loewe
Lowans Thomas, musician, r. 12 August Alley

" Thomas Jr., musician, r. 12 August Alley
Lowden Harry, r. 447 McAllister

" James W., blacksmith J. W. Russell & Co.,
r. 437 OTarrell

" Montgomery, conductor, r. 1004 Tennes-

" Thomas J., labnrp.r. r 21 1^ TTarript
L'owden William H., manager Norwich-Unron
Fire Ins. Society, 308 Pine, r. Oakland

"National' Bank. r. 17 Rondel PI
4®"Lowden. See Louden and Loudon
Lowe Albert L., rubber worker Gorham Rubber

Factory, r. 2602 Folsom
" Arthur J., clerk local freight ofQce S. P.

Co., r. 14th and Market
" Barney, laborer Mare Island Light Station
" Catherine, widow, r. 801 Diamond
■' Clarence W., musician, r. 1031, 24th
" Francis, restaurant, 430. 6th
" Frank J., painter, r. 1714 San Carlos Av
" Frank J., solicitor, r.214 Golden Gate Av
" George J., salesman Goldberg, Bowen &

Co., r. 14 Kissling
■' Herbert W., r. 130 Ellis
" James, 1st asst. engineer str Willamette

Valley, r. 333, 21st
" Jesse M., farmer, r. 1031, 24th
" John, asst. engineer str Constance
" John A. S., cashier R. Dunsmuir & Sons, r.

Sausalito
" John H., carpenter, r. 82 Natoma

LOWE JULIUS W.,

artesian well borer, 126 Kearny, room
21, r. 2602 Folsom

Lowe Martin J., butcher, r. 801 Diamond
'• Keal G. , porter, r. 309 Powell
" Sara A. Mrs., dressmaking, 30 Kearny,

room 8
■' Sherburne W., clerk Palatine Ins. Co., r.

3006 Sacramento
" Thomas J., bricklayer, r. 314 Golden Gate

Av
" William E., capitalist, r. 2915b California
" William H., bricklayer, r. 214 Golden Gate

Av
" William H., carpenter, r. 211 J4 Chattanooga
J^=Lowe. See Low and Loewe
Lowell A. L. Mrs., widow, r. 313 Leavenworth
" Azmun J., inventor and manufacturer, 406,

9th
" Charles, laborer Robinson & Gillespie, r.

Berkeley
" Charles H., druggist Champion Pharmacy,

r. 1301 Steiner
" Emma J. Mrs., r. SE cor Sanchez and 21st
" George, operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 607 Sut-
ter
" George H. (Lowell & Beck), r. 500 Van Ness

Av

Lowell George P., clerk Pac. Mutual Life InSj

Co., r. East Oakland
Lowell High School, Frank Morton principal,
N s Sutter bet Gough and Octavia
'• John F., advertising agent, 213 Grant Av,
and lodge secretary, 412 Pine, r. 1010
Sacramento
'• Nathan R., proprietor Lowell's Ware-
house, 12-14 Beale, and Eagle Ware-
house, 17-19 Davis, r. Oakland
" William H., porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r.

319 Grant Av
" & Beck (George H. Lowell and William E.
Beck), real estate agents, 628 Market
49"Lowell. See Loewel
Lowell's Warehouse, 12-14 Beale, telephone

Main 1476
Lowenberg Albert J. (Lowenberg & Co.), r. 609
Van Ness Av
Charles F., conductor, r. 1214 Scott
Edward (Lowenberg & Co.), r. 118!4 Ellis
Emil (Lowenberg & Co.), r. 2239 Sutter
George, clerk Sutro & Co., r. 1718 Pine
Gottschalk, butcher, r. 1025 O'Farrell
Isador (Lowenberg & Co.),r. 609 Van Ness

Av
Jeanette, widow, r. 1912 Bush
Joseph, conductor, r. 1214 Scott
Svlvan, butcher S. Simon, r. 1025 O'Farrell
William, stockbroker, 313 Montgomery, r.

118Capp
& Co. (Emil and Edward Lowenberg) im-
porters cigars, 224-226 California
& Co. (Isador and Albert J. Lowenberg),
importers and manufacturers gents fur-
nishing goods, 24-26 Sansome
«=8=Lowenberg. See Loewenberg
Lowenfeld Bernard, capitalist, r. 1716 Pacific Av
" Melville, clerk, r. 1437 Mission
" Nathan, stock clerk Buckingham & Hecht,

r. 1437 Mission
" William, barber, 1437 Mission
Lowengrund Leopold, salesman West Coast

Furniture Co., r. 1916 Pacific Av
Lowenguth Henry, molder, r. 92W2 Lombard
Lowenstein Abraham, clerk Kohlberg, Strauss
& Frohman, r. 923 Fillmore
" Brothers (David and Nathan), dry goods,

1327 Stockton
" Clara, widow, r. 1.536 Eddy
" David (Lowenstein Bros.), r. 1112 Jackson
" Isaac, merchant, r. 1 112 Jackson
" Joseph, salesman Michels & Wand, r. 1112

Jackson
" Nathan (Lowenstein Bros.), r. 1112 Jackson
" Rose Mrs., milliner, r. 1112 Jackson
" Rudolph, agent Bay State Mercantile Co.
(Livermore. Cal.). 113 Sansome, r. 1821
Sutter
" Samuel, peddler, r. 13 Chesley
" Samuel, salesman Bauer Bros. & Co., r. 1536
Clay
4S°"Loweiistein. See Loewenstein
Lowenthal Arthur.clerk Davis Bros., r. 16Marye
Terrace
" Arthur F., salesman A. Eisenberg & Co., r.

417 Mason
" George, merchant, r. 2226 Sacramento
" Henry H., attorney at law, 712-713 Spreck-

els Bldg, r. 2912 Clay
" Herman, salesman Chicago Clothing Co., r.

226, 6th
" Jacob, r. 16 Marye Terrace
" Julius, bookkeeper, r. 924 Sacramento
" Louis, salesman Samuel Lowenthal, r. 703

Taylor
" Morris S., merchandise broker, 302 Califor-
nia, r. 2226 Sacramento
>8S^Lowenthal. See Loewenthal and Lewen-

thal
Lower John E., foreman Albert E. Buckman, r.

NW cor Steiner and Hermann
Lowery David, cabinet maker, r. 301 Octavia
" Frank E., printer S. F. Newspaper Union,

r. 732 Green
" John, house mover, r. 5 Lick Alley
•' John A., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 1751
Howard
4®" Lowery. See Lowrey, Lowrie and Lowry

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Lowmax David, porter, r. l"3l2Pacil3c

" James, calker, r. 1212 Pacific
Lowndes Alfred S., journalist, r. Commercial
Hotel

" Charles H. T., surgeon U. S. Navy, 20 Ellis,
r. 808 Hyde
liOwney Brothers (Jeremiah E. and Daniel D.),
carriage blacksmiths, 436, 9th

" Daniel D. (Lowney Bros.), r. 436, 9th

" Jeremiah, r. 706 San Jose Av

" Jeremiah E. (Lowney Bros.),r. 110, 21st

" Thomas F., copyist Recorder's o*ace, r. 225
Shotwell

" Timothy J., r. 824 Treat Av
4®" Lowney. See Loney and Lorney
Lowrey Charles, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. Oak-
land

" Frank M., machinist helper P. C. SS. Co.

" John (McGrath& Lowrey), r. 624, 4th
Lowrie Charles, carpenter, r. 315 Ivy Av

" Henry M., sign painter, r. 227 Golden Gate
Av

" Jennie Miss, stenographer Frederick H.
Bushnell, r. 227 Golden Gate Av

" John, clerk, r. 416 Vallejo

" John, laborer, r. 12 Clay

" John, longshoreman, r. 1224 Kearny

" John, plumber and gasfltter, 227 Golden
Gate Av

" JohnM., drayman, 36 California, r. 649, 3d

" Peter, plumber John Lowrie, r. 227 Golden
Gate Av

" William, r. 704% Mission

" William H., r. 310 Kearny
Lowry Alfred S., buyer Langley & Michaels
Co., r. 436, 8th Av

" Annie E., widow, r. 436, 8th Av

" Anthony W., shoemaker, r. 850 Capp

" Charles, carpenter, r. 1035 Vallejo
Lowry Edward N., physician and sui-geon, 213
Geary, hours 11 a. m. to 3 p. m., and 7 to
8 p. m., Sundays 12 m. to 2 p. m., tele-
phone Main 1105, r. The Colonial, tele-
phone Main 2099

" Edward S., tile setter W. W. Montague &
Co., r. 57 Tremont Av

" Forrest D., traveling salesman, r. 623 Mc-
McAUister

" George, engineer J. E. Whitney, r. 4154
East

" Gertrude, widow, r. 2 Roanoke

" Herbert G., architect, r. 623 McAllister

" Herbert L., machinist, r. 2 Roanoke

" J. H., master mariner, 9 Mission

" John, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1412
Mason

" John E., engineer Occidental Hotel, r. 623
McAllister

" John J., frame maker W. K. Vickery, r. 1035
Vallejo

" J. W., bookkeeper Brilliant Sign Co., r.
Oakland

" Melville, engineer, r. 2 Roanoke

" Merle, printer, r. 1129 Howard

" Michael, coalpasser str Santa Rosa, r. 2
Roanoke

" Michael, teamster, r. 137'/i Silver

" Peter, carpenter, r. 1035 Vallejo

" Peter Jr., machinist, r. 1035 Vallejo

" Rolfe L., manager San Francisco Ameri-
can, 6 Eddy, room 92, r. 230 Green
Lowry W. G. &Co. (William G. Lowry), grain
and commission merchants, 118 Cali-
fornia, telephone Front 97

" William, bartender Dunn Bros., r. 419
Franklin

" William, painter, r. 1035 Vallejo

" William G. (W. G. Lowry & Co.), r. 2602
Pacific Av

" William J., baker American Biscuit Co.

" William J., capitalist, 118 California, r. 848
Van Ness Av

" William R., bartender, r. 418 Franklin
j6®"Lowry. See Lawry, Lowery and Lowrie
Lowther John, stone cutter O. E. Brady, r. 608,

6th
Loy Louis, baker, r. 1103 Montgomery

" Robina A. Miss, milliner S. B. Huffman, r.
1907 Fillmore

W. MONTACUE & CO,

F»UA\F»S,

Suction etrxd F=^orce,

FOR HAND, WINDIVilLL and POWER,

ALL SIZES.

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET

Loy William E., superintendent Pacific States
Type Foundry, 409 Washington, r. Berke-
ley
Loyall Camilla F. Miss, r. 2315 Sacramento
" Robert B., clerk Monahan & Shillcock, r.
187 Hyde
Loyd John H., solicitor Conamercial Fire Dis-
patch Co., r. 522 Taylor
" Owen, groceries, 806 Valencia
Loyde George W., teacher music, r. 919 Web-
ster
Lozahie John L., gardener, r. 1215 Geary
Lozani Benedetto, longshoreman, r. 908 San-
some
Lozier H. A. & Co., Frederick C. Chandler man-
ager, bicycles, 304-306 McAllister
Luba Ludwig, gardener, 1501 Van Ness Av
Lubas Alois, baker, r. 772 Mission
Lubbe Emil, with Theodore Lubbe & Son, r. 837
Mission
" Emma Miss, forewoman Otto Berman, r.

837 Mission
" Theodore (Theodore Lubbe & Son), r. 83'.

Mission
" Theordore & Son (Theodore and Theodore

Jr.), musical instruments, 837 Mission
" Theodore Jr. (Theodore Lubbe & Son), r.
837 Mission
Lubben John, liquors, 506 Washington, r. 1916

Lyon
Lubbert Arthur J., coremaker, r. 65 Federal
" George H., porter, r. 65 Federal
" Margaret, widow, r. 65 Federal
Lubbock Charlotte Miss, teacher music, r. 1731
Lexington Av rear
" Ellen, widow, r. 1731 Lexington Av rear
" Henry, salesman D. Samuels, r. 1731 Lex-
ington Av rear
" Warner, machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks, r.
Alameda
Lubcke Charles, machinist, r. 335, 4th
Lubeck Adolphe, salesman Morris Lubeck, r.
918 Bush
" Emil, cabinet maker, r. 1116 Treat Av
" George, salesman Jacob Macowsky, r. 918

Bush
" Hattie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1524 Howard
" Morris, loan office, 651 Clay, r. 918 Bush
" Oscar, bookkeeper Morris Lubeck, r. 918
Bush
Lutaelski Tony, merchandise broker, 7 City

Hall Av, r. 9 Hyde
Lubelsky Fanny, widow, r. 637a Minna
Lubie Henry, master mariner, r. 54 Sacra-
mento
Lubin Joseph, salesman, r. 2520 Clay
" Samuel (Lubin & Son), r. 2520 Clay
" Simon C. (Lubin & Son), r. 2520 Clay
" &, Son (Simon C. and Samuel), men's furn-
ishing goods, 611 Montgomery
Lubke Annie Miss, typewriter, r. 1037, 16th Av
South .
" Nicholas, furnishing goods, NW cor Rail-
road Av and 6th Av South, r. 1027, 16th
Av South
Lubkert Adolph M. F., painter r. 1832 Union

•' Adolph M. F. Mrs., varieties, 1832 Union
Lublin John, seaman, r. 612, 2d
Lubliner Charles W., plumber, 119, 6th, r. 951
Harrison
" Daniel A., salesman Charles Keilus & Co.,

r. 951 Harrison
" Morris, r. 951 Harrison
" Samuel, plumber, r. 951 Harrison
Lubner Frank, liquors, NW cor Howard and
Spear, r. 63 Natoma

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rS4 IVIarket Street.

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992

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Valencia St,
Mission 40. a

POMMERY SEC.

The highest grade of Champagne and th«
wine of Connoisseurs, invariably the pre-
ferred favorite at all fashionable resorts in
I,ondon and on the Continent of Europe.
WILLIAM WOLFF & CO., 329 Market Si

Lubosch George, expressman, r. 225 Hickory Av

" Louis, r. 731 0"Farrell

" Melville, druggist W. J. Bryan, r. 731
O'Farrell

•' Sarah Miss, teacher music, r. 731 O'Far-
rell
Lubring John, laborer, r. 113 Silver
Luby Edward P.. bookkeeper First National
Bank, r. 213 "Waller

" James, helper J. R. Loosley

•■ John C, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 4341/4 Castro

" Richard, r. 213 Waller
Luc John P., chipper Joshua Hendy Machine

Wks, r. cor Bay and Kearny
Lucaro Rinaldo. clerk G. Figone. r. 1111 Kearny
Lucas Albert E., proprietor Lucas Detective
Agency, 10 Geary, r. 14 Page

" Charles, carpenter, r. 15 Norfolk

" Chester L., cooper, r. 2 Essex PI
Lucas Detective Agency, Albert E. Lucas pro-
prietor. 10 Geary

•■ Edgar W.', conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 2402
Larkin

" Edward J., painter M. J. & J. J. Donovan,
r. 1414 White

" Frank J., carpenter, r. 239 Langton

■' Frederick A., cook, r. 1211% Mission

" Frederick G., master mariner, 9 Mission, r.
1261^, 13th

'• George H.. motorman S. F. & S. M. Ry., r.
460 Chenery

■' George J., brass finisher, r. 2.52 Tehama

" I. S., porter Hawley Bros. Hardware Co., r.
Oakland

" Jane, widow, r. 811 Pacific

" John (Lucas & Co.), r. 131, 12th

" Joseph H.. salesman The D. E. Allison Co..
r. 2402 Larkin

" J. William (Lucas & Co.), r. 131, 12th

" Lemuel H., messenger Pac. Transfer Co.,
r. 811 Lombard

" Lilly Miss, waitress, r. 415 Natoma

" Louise Miss, teacher Irving Institute, r.
1036 Valencia

" Margaret Mrs., r. 116 Ivy Av

" Matthys, porter O'Donnell & Dearin, r. cor
Gunnison Av and Norwich

" MaxF., engraver, 121 Post, room 8
Lucas R. H., superintendent Station B Post
Office, r. San Rafael

" Robert J., cook Manuel Cunha, r. 904 Jack-
son

" Silvenus F., clerk Railway Mail Service,
r. Oakland

" Walter E., with Lucas & Co., r. 1533 How-
ard

" William, cigar maker Pac. Coast Co-op.
Cigar Mfg. Co., r. Sausalito

" William, laborer, r. 22914 Jessie

" William, laborer, r. 605 Broadway

" William, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
Lucas & Co., proprietors Golden Ga'te Plaster

Mills, 215-217 Main
Lucassen John, bartender Peters Bros., r. 216

Prospect PI
Lucazzi Virgilio, paste maker, r. 8 Lombard
Lucca Arturo, bootblack, r. 27 Hinckley

■' Giuseppe, bootblack, r. 1018% Montgomery

" John, scavenger, r. 1114 Montgomery

" M., steerage waiter str City of Sydney

" Ricardo, fisherman, r. 10 Bartol

•■ Thomas, laborer, r. 10 Bartol
Luccarelli John, bootblack, r. 27 Hinckley
Lucco Frank, fisherman, r. 222 Broadway
Luchesi Alphonso, fish dealer, r. 730% Union

Lucchesi Angelo (C. Lucchesi & Bro.), r. 323
Broadway
" C. & Brother (Cesare and Angelo), bakery,

323 Broadway
" Cesare (C. Lucchesi & Bro.), r. 323 Broad-
way
" Egidio, stableman, r. 431 Broadway
" H. R., teamster, r. 219, 10th
" Louie, clerk, r. 4.50% Natoma
" Peter, porter G. Onesti & Co.
" Richard A., teachermusic, r. 1616 California
" William, waiter F. Lucchetti & Co.
4®"Lucchesi. See Luchessa
Lucchetti Albert, student, r. 934 Broadway
Lucchetti F. & Co. (Frank Lucchetti and Anto-
nio Delucchi), liquors and restaurant,
517-519 Davis
" Frank (F. Lucchetti & Co.), r. 934 ;

" Gio, bootblack, r. 11 Telegraph PI
" Pietro, fisherman, r. 908 Sansome
" Victor T., medical student, r. 934 Broad-
way
Luccitta Giuseppe, shoemaker, 806 Howard
Luce Charles S., clerk S. P. Co., 613 Market, r.
628 Sutter '

" Elmer E., r. 281 Paris

" George H., gatekeeper P. C. SS. Co., r. 745
Harrison
Luce George J., dentist, 19 Columbian Bldg,

916 Market
Luce George W., assistant general freight
agent S. P. Co., r. 2119 Broadway
Henry D., collector, r. 221 Devisadero
John F., machinist, r. 745 Harrison
Rhoda C, widow, r. 636 Waller
Samuel A., plaster decorator, r. 636 Waller
William, r. 2119 Broadway
>8S=Luce. See Luse

Lucelli Domenico, laborer, r. 27 Hinckley
Lucey Dennis J., fireman, r. 25th bet Iowa and
Indiana
" Eugene J., shoemaker, r. 153 Minna
" Jeremiah, machine hand S. F. Planing

Mill, r. 35 Zoe
" John, sash and blind maker, r. 153 Minna
" Katie, domestic, 707 Pierce
" Mary, domestic, 1810 Laguna
" Michael, groceries and liquors, 230 Minna
4®"Lucey. See Lucy
Luch Conrad, master mariner, 9 Mission, r. 139

Berry
Luchadi Margarita, widow, r. 330 Vallejo
Luchessa Ettor, compositor Law Journal, r. 9

Gordon
Lucht Conrad, mate tugboat Elizabeth, r. 139

Berry
Luchsinger Elizabeth, widow, r. 724 Minna
" George H., auditor Humboldt Savings and

Loan Society, r. 316 Scott
" Henry, r. 724 Minna
Luciani Angelo, groceries, 525 Union
Lucich Vincenzo, cook George Dawson, r. 826

Broadway
Lucien D. G., manager Cercle Francais, r. 424
Post
" Marcelin, tanner Legallet-Hellwig Tan-
ning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
Lucier .Joseph, boots and shoes, 206, 9th, r. 1317
Folsom
" Joseph E.. pattern maker Thomas & Carl-
son, r. 1317 Folsom
Lucile J. Miss (Lucile & Co.), r. 830 Fulton
Lucile & Co., importers of fine millinery, 139'

Post
Lucitt John, teamster John Sullivan, r. 34 La-
fayette
Luck Frank, r. 621 Bush
" Martin, seaman U. S str Albatross
" Stephen T., carrier postofiQce, r. 133 Ivy At
Lucke Ben H., importer and dealer fine shoes,

830-834 Market, r. 1333 Golden Gate Av
Luckett Thomas R., teamster Dutton & Co.
Luckey Prudence M., widow, r. 110 Pierce

LUCKHARDT C. A. & CO.

(Wallace B. Taylor and Harold C.
Ward), proprietors Nevada Metallur-
gical Works, 71-73 Stevenson

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Luckhardt CEesar S., machinist, r. 3231 Post
" Leona B. Miss, bookkeeper Mme. Alma E.

Keith, r. 731 Sutter
" Ernest S., assayer, r. 2231 Post
" Mary, widow, r. 2231 Post
" William G., civil engineer C. A. Luckhardt

&Co.
" William L., salesman, r. 1614 Washington
^^"'Luckhardt. See Lookhart
Luckner Anton, coffee saloon, 722 Howard, r. 10

Anthony
Liuckmann Henry J. C. , butcher August Stolz,

r. 1011, 18th
Luokow Richard C, clerk Judson Mfg Co., r.

4071/2 Bay
Lucky Charles J., master tugboat Rockaway,
r. 2829 Folsom
" Mary S., widow, r. 1501 Jones
Luco Juan M., real estate and consul-general
Chile, 40 Montgomery Block, r. 115 Fil-
bert
Lucy Benjamin, machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks,
r. 708 Kansas
" Benjamin C, soapcutter G. R. Lucy & Co.,

r. 221/2 Shotwell
" Ellen, widow, r. 37 Clinton
" George D. (G. R. Lucy & Co.), r. 204 Brod-

erick
" George J., peddler, r. 4281/, 5th
" George W. (G. W. Lucy & Co.), r. 817 Mont-
gomery Av
" G. R. &Co. (George D. and Robert V. Lucy),
soap manufacturers, cor Alameda and
Nebraska, ofQce 123 California, room 37
" G. W. & Co. (George W. Lucy and J. J.

Gaffney), draymen, 302 Market
" James W., wood and coal, 6 Boardman PI

r. 831 Bryant
" John T., sailmaker, r. 330 Golden Gate Av
" Robert V. (G. R. Lucy & Co.), r. 921 Page
" Roscoe W., teacher music, 944 Valencia
4@=°Lucy. See Lucey
Ludby Jane, widow, r. 447 McAllister
Luddy Annie Miss, furnished rooms, 822 Geary

" Thomas, r. 44 Clementina
Ludeke August, shoemaker, 1515 Market
" George, groceries and liquors, 1712 Eddy, r.
4 Farren Av
Ludemann Adolph, r. 812 O'Farrell
" Adolph F., gardener Frederick Ludemann,

r. N s Lombard bet Baker and Lyon
" Annie, widow, r. 119 Silver
" Carl, r. 730 Pine
" Frederick, proprietor Pacific Nursery, N s

Lombard bet Baker and Lyon
" Henry, cooper, r. 328 Duncan
" Henry, shoemaker, 420 Broadway
Luders John, groceries and liquors, NW cor
12th and Harrison
" Otto, health inspector Board of Health, r.

2281/^ Francisco
" Rudolph, sugar refiner, r. 22814 Francisco
4®=-Luders. See Lueders
Ludin Charles, bartender C. F. Rehwald. r. 2

Bush St PI
Ludington George C, auctioneer Easton, Eld-
ridge & Co., 638 Market, r. 2512 Fillmore
Ludley Arthur, conductor, r. 1524 Howard
Ludlow Ann, widow, r. 219 Guerrero
Anna, widow, r. 313, 1st Av
Garrie B., buyer Weinstock, Lubin & Co.,

523 Market, r. 4116 California
James T., head draughtsman Vulcan I.

Wks, r. 219 Guerrero
John, ironworker Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 704

Tennessee
MaryB. Miss, teacher, r. 219 Guerrero
William, fireman, r. 664 Harrison
Ludlum Edward L., foreman Farnsworth &

Ruggles, r. 334 Brannan
Ludolph Herman, bartender, r. 1324 Mission
" William, electrician Alwin Fischer, r
3005a 16th
Ludorff Augustus, salesman, r. 304 Bartlett
Ludovici F. Woldemar, ofBoe 9 Mills Bldg, 8th

floor, r. 2305 Fillmore
Ludovici W. Oscar, secretary and general
manager Gas Consumers Association,
316 Post, r. 2305 Fillmore

|W. & J. SLOANE&CO.,

ORIENTAL RUGS.

COLORINGS AND DESIGNS NOVEL

AND ARTISTIC.

G^t-G^'y A^arket St.

Ludvekovske John, woodworker Mrs. Thomas
Costigan, r. NW cor Dupont and Broad-
way
Ludvigsen Nels P., expressman, SE cor Sacra-
mento and Montgomery, r. 410 Buchanan
Ludwick John, baker P. Bartscher, r. 1045 Va-
lencia
Ludwig Andrew, milk dealer. 1024 Oak
" Angelina Miss, r. Old People's Home
" Anton, clerk P. C. SS. Co., r. 720 Filbert
" Arthur, clerk Bovee, Toy & Sonntag, r. 3419

16th
" Caroline Miss, r. 706 Larkin
" Charles, barber, r. 115a 6th
" Charles, brewer, r. 1808"^ Taylor
" Christof, barber, .531 Sacramento, r East

Oakland
" Ernst H. (Ernst H. Ludwig & Co.), r. 12061/
Sutter

LUDWIG ERNST H. & CO.

(Ernst H. Ludwig and Charles S.
Wheeler), The Model American Ca-
terers, 1206 Sutter, telephone East 388

Ludwig George, shoemaker, 200714 Fillmore
" Harry C, teacher The Barnes Cyclery, r.

726 Capp
" Harry O.. accountant, r. 1617 Devisadero
" Harry W., painter John F. Bright, r. 672

Harrison
" Jacob E., solicitor, r. 1617 Devisadero
" John, bricklayer, r. 20, 11th
" John C, machinist, r. 736 Capp
" John J., carpenter, r. 123;:i Treat Av
" Max, driver, r. 2935 Clay
" Nicolaus, paper carrier, r. 720 Filbert
" Otto, butcher Hofmann & Woenne, r. 81, 4th
" RoUa D., clerk, r. 1617 Devisadero
" William, clerk Harry F. Rahlmann, r. SW
cor Railroad Av and 15th Av South
Ludwigsen William F., engineer, r. 519 Fulton
LueckeElise W., r. 12191/ Hayes
Luedeke William, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
Luedens Elsie Miss, saleslady Hale Bros., r.

927 Alabama
Lueders Carl, musician, r. 915%, 22d
" Edward, shoemaker, 1102 McAllister
" Gustav, flour broker, r. IIO14 Francisco
" Herman, agent F.L.Neumann pianos, 82, 9th
" J. Alfred, president Metropolitan Publish-
ing Co., and editor and proprietor Cali-
fornia Insurance Review, 403 Market, r.
Berkeley
" Walter W., bookkeeper S. Strauss, r.
Berkeley
4®" Lueders. See Luders
Luedinghausen Oscar, pharmacist, r. 30 Page
Lueger Ernest, laborer Western Sugar Refinery,

r. 809 Treat Av
Lueneburg Bernard, paper hanger G. Orsi, r.

Oakland
Luesche Frank, carpenter John Wieland Brew-
ery, r. 434, 2d
Luesmann Henry H., r. 1528 California
Luetje Theodore, house painter, r. 1715 San Car-
los Av
Luffler Edward, cabinet maker, r. 20 Ford
Lufkin Joseph, proprietor The Crown, 29 Grant

Av
Lufsky Charles, groceries and liquors, SE cor

15th and Castro
Luft John, clerk E. Kennedy & Co., r. 640 Ten-
nessee
" JohnL., bartender Menno Eden, r. 1020, 18th
" Ludwig, cook Max Cahen & Co., r. Ill Pros-
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Lugagn Jean, cook, r. 1725 Eddy
Lugsdin Jay, manager R. G. Dun & Go's Mer-
cantile Agency, 320 California, r. Palace
Hotel
Luhman Charles J., porter R. H. Nason & Co.,
r. 530 Greenwich
" Edward J., porter Hilmer, Bredhoff &

Schulz, r. 1005a Greenwich
" John P.. r. 530 Greenwich
" Julius, machine hand David Woerner, r. 19

Treat Av
" Peter, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
" Peter J., porter, r. 530 Greenwich
" Robert, packer William Clufl Co., r. 1005A
Greenwich
Luhmensen Carl, clerk auditing dept. Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 310, 6th
" Nicholas H. W. , mattress maker Bernhard
Mattress Co.
Luhn Charles W., barber, 221 Grant Av, r. 10
Jasper PI
" Otto (Otto Luhn & Co.), r. 124 Diamond
" Otto Jr., salesman Otto Luhn & Co., r. 124

Diamond
" Otto & Co. (Otto Luhn), proprietors Phila-
delphia Soap Works, 117-123 Diamond,
office 209 Battery
Luhr August A., bartender, r. 1428 Jackson
" Ernest W., painter, 407 Brannan, r. Oak-
land
" Marie, widow, r. 1710 Sacramento
;8®-Luhr. See Luhrs

Luhrmann Bernhard, proprietor Mechanics'
Home and Saloon, 101-103, 1st cor Mis-
sion
" Bernard J., machine hand W. H. Nolan &
Co., r. 310 Valencia
Luhrs Brothers (Charles and Carsten), grocer-
ies and liquors, 144, 1st
" Carsten (Luhrs Bros.), r. 1 Natoma
" Charles (Luhrs Bros.), r. 1 Natoma
" Diedrioh, groceries and liquors, 1000 Mc-
Allister, r. 8i4 Bourbin PI
" Elfert, groceries and liquors, 645 Post
" Frank S., carpenter, r. 427 Duncan
" Frederick, driver, r. 427 Duncan
" Henry, cellarman J. Gundlach & Co., r. 763

Mission
" J. Henry, r. 10 St. Charles PI
" Mary, widow, r. 3 Martha PI
" Nicholas, bartender Lilienthal & Gaetcke,
r. 715 Howard
4®°Luhrs. See Luhr
Luhrsen Henry, clerk, r. 9^4 Verona PI
" Herman, clerk, r. QYi Verona PI
" J. Diedrich, shoemaker, r. 506, 4th
Luick William, cigar maker, r. 790 Folsom
Luik Frederick, portrait artist, r. 623 Jessie
Luiz Antone, cook, r. 8 Oregon
Luke Edward J., solicitor Yolo Mills, r. 700 Ten-
nessee
" Emily, widow, r. 310% Iowa
" F., 2d officer str Empire
" George, clerk Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 310V4 Iowa
" Henry, blacksmith Fulton Eng. & Ship

Bldg Wks, r. Oakland
" Henry, carpenter, r. 527 Duncan
" Henry, clerk, r. 310% Iowa
" John P., tinner, r. 926V2 Folsom
" Mary A., widow, r. 2210 Pine
" Miles, foreman W. L. Holman, r. 830 Eliza-
beth
" Walter, painter, r. 115a, 6th
" William, merchinist Atlas Iron Wks, r. 234
Iowa
4®="Luke. See Lukes

Lukens Ed G., president Judson Dynamite and
Powder Co. and Western Fuse and Ex-
plosives Co., 200 Market, r. 1350 Madison,
Oakland
Lukens George Russell, attorney at law, 212

Sansome, rooms 17-19, r. Oakland
Lukes Arthur W., freight clerk P. C. SS. Co., r.
Alameda
" Henry, carpenter, r. 437a Hayes
" William, millwright W. L. Holman, r. 923
Dolores
Lukin Joseph A., r. 1054 McAllister
Lukschewitz Philip, r. 530 Bush
Lull Fannie, widow, r. 10 South Park
Lulobron Pauline, widow, laundress John Ber-

nou, r. 639, 3d
Lumber Surveyors' Association of California,

9 Mission
Lumberg Victor, seaman, r. 117 Drumm

" Victor, yardman South S. F. Tannery
Lumley George, hostler S. F. Laundry, r. 1325

Steiner
Lumsden William, engineer, r. 514 Connecti-
cut
" William J. (Stevens & Lumsden), r. SE cor
Market and Uth
Luna F. Mrs., Mexican groceries, 1231 Dupont,
r. 1236 Dupont
" G., seaman str San Jose
" Joseph, cook R. Luna, r. 1236 Dupont
" Mary, domestic, 110 McAllister
" Michael, furniture, 636 Broadway, r. 1336

Dupont
" Romeo, restaurant, 1236 Dupont
" Romeo Mrs., groceries, 1231 Dupont, r. 1236
Dupont
Lunari Antonio, peddler, r. 332 Green rear

" Federico, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo
Lunceford H. W., pipemaker Francis Smith &

Co., r. German Hotel
Lund Alfred, fireman tugboat Monarch
" Andrew C, gripman Sutter St. Ry., r. 1301%

Lyon
" Andrew H., helper Willows Brewery, r.

4021/2 Capp
" Arthur, salesman, r. 1809 Oak
" August, carpenter, r. 627 York
" Augusta, widow, restaurant, 1505 Ken-
tucky
" Charles, hatter, r. 725 Natoma
" Charles, mate schr Bender Brothers, r. 6

Howard
" Charles P., bookkeeper, r. 44 Tehama
" E. Peter (Lund & Hansen), r. 22, 5th
" Gunner, cook, r. 740 Howard
" Hans, bookkeeper, r. 1512% Castro
" Hans C, master bktn Northwest, r. 329,
13th
Lund Henry (Henry Lund & Co.), and consul
Sweden and Norway, office 214 Califor-
nia, r. 1914 Washington
" Henry Jr., with Henry Lund & Co., r. 1914
Washington
Lund Henry & Co. (Henry Lund), importing,
shipping and commission merchants, 214
California
Hugh N., real estate agent, r. 88, 9th
Jasper, hostler Peter Schmidt, r. 9 Wash-
ington
JeannetteMrs., r. 1512% Castro
John, carpenter, r. 924% Florida
John, fireman tugboat Monarch
John, seaman, r. 739, 4th
John A., agent Koal Spar Co., 44, 3d, room

20
John A., fireman tug Liberty, r. 3 Pfeiffer
John W., porter Wakelee & Co., r. 1313

Broadway
John W., saddler J. C. Johnson & Co., r. 609

Locust Av
Julius, driver Bibo, Newman &Ikenberg, r.

1311 Larkin
Kate, widow, r. 74 Water
Lewis, upholsterer St. Mary's Hospital
M., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill
Michael, hostler Peter Schmidt, r. 9 Wash-
ington
Mitchell, teamster Albert E. Buckman, r.
636 Commercial

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Lund Nes M., proprietor Magnolia Cafe, 6

East opp Oakland Ferry, r. 1809 Oak
" Niels J., restaurant. SE cor Folsom and

leth
" N. J. Mrs., proprietor The Pearl, 88, 9th
" Peter, liquors, 37, 5th, r. 35, 5th
" Philip, painter, r. 722 Ellis
" P. R., reporter, r! 418 Ellis
" Robert, laborer, r. NW cor Mariposa and

Missouri
" Samuel, dock master Cal. Dry Dock Co., r.

140 Cumberland
" William, butcher Albert R. Steinbring
J8®=LiUnd. See Lunde, Lundt and Lunt
Lundahl Melchoir W., watchmaker Shreve &

Co., r. 1324 Eddy
•' Victor N., cooper Pac. Wooden Ware and

Cooperage Co., r. 504 7th
Lundberg Anna Miss. r. 324 Montgomery Av
" Arthur F., with Shreve & Co., r. 513 Golden

Gate Av
" Charles, r. 1108 Treat Av
" Charles, cabinet maker Cal. Furniture

Mfg Co., r. 706 Hampshire
" Charles, capitalist, r. 34 Ellis
" Charles T., machinist Marshutz & Can-

trell. r. 1080 Broadway
" Edward K., groceries and liquors, 1733

Leavenworth
" Gustave, tailor, r. 2 Geary PI
" Hugo, teamster, r. 133 Clara rear
" Hugo v., driver, r. 133 Clara rear
" Lauritz F., shoemaker, 1034 Larkin, r.

11081/2 Hyde
" Magnus, longshoreman, r. 522 Howard
" Magnus, seaman str City of Everett
" Nels, mate str Noyo, r. 233 California Av
" Peter, seaman, r. 313 Sacramento
" Peter T., r. 1080 Broadway
4®=Lundberg. See Lundborg and Lundburg
Lundblad Gustave A., machinist, r. 16 Antonia

" Nils, tailor Charles Lyons, r. 16 Antonia
Lundblade Frederick, warehouseman, r. 3509

Larkin
" Frederick A., upholsterer Sterling Furni-
ture Co., r. 3509 Larkin
Lundborg Howard M., dentist, r. 608 Jones
" Irving, receiving teller Sather Banking

Co., r. 1918 Sacramento
'• John A. W., dentist, office 336 Post, r. 1918

Sacramento
" Konrad M., dental student, r. 336 Post
Lundburg Magnus, longshoreman, r. 532 How

ard
Lunden Andrew N., cook John Swain, r. 731

Geary
" Catherine, groceries and liquors, 200 Va-
lencia
" Laura, widow, r. 637 Howard
4®"Lunden. See Lundin and London
Lundgren C, seaman str Gipsy
" Carl, tailor, r. 35754 Minna
" Charles, carpenter, r. 442, 9th
" E., porter R. J. Techau & Co., r. 933^4 Na-

toma
Lundholm Frank J., harness maker Leibold

Harness Co., r. 516 Filbert
" John, carpenter, r. SE cor Baker and

Beach
" John, tailor, r. 516 Filbert rear
Lundie Hugh, tailor, r. 444, 3d
" James J., teamster Western Transfer Co.,

r. 444, 3d
" John (Lundie & Son), r. 444, 3d
•' John J., boiler maker, r. 444, 3d
" Joseph, carrier Building News and Review.

r. 344, 3d
" Mary M. Mrs., (Lundie & Son), r. 444, 3d
" Nathaniel, r. 530!4 Valencia
" William, clerk Lundie & Son, r. 444, 3d
" & Son (Mrs. Mary M. and John), groceries,

444, 3d
4®»Lundie. See Lundy
Lundin Andrew, shoemaker, r. 1638 Howard
" C, carpenter and builder, r. 909 Treat Av
" C. A. Mrs., restaurant, 302, 9th
" Charles B., carpenter, 2711 Folsom
" Frederick A., packer Kohler & Chase, r. 402

Stockton

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CORRUGATED IRON,

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Lundin George H., upholsterer I. L. Solomon &

Co., r. 1 WheelockPl
" John, r. 119, 5th
" John, seaman, r. 120 Howard
" John, shoemaker, r. 1122 Harrison
" John, upholsterer I. L. Solomon & Co., r. 1

Wheelock PI
" Mary J. Mrs., groceries, 537 Elizabeth
" Nicholas M., clerk, r. 1314!^ Alabama
" Oscar H., laborer, r. 537 Elizabeth
" Theodore C, cutter Nathan Willard, r. 604

Haight
4®~ Lundin. See Lunden and London
Lundine John, 3d officer str Walla Walla, r.

Oakland
Lundquist Alfred A., draughtsman Sanborn-

Perris Map Co., r. Alameda
" Carl T., watchmaker J. Svenson, r. 1812

Polk
" Charles, seaman, r. 1003 Battery
" Charles G., master mariner, r. 15V4 Stanly

" Edward C, saddler Main & Winchester, r.

711 Geary
•' Emil O., butler, 1883 Washington
" Frederick, clerk, r. 711 Geary
" Hannah Mrs., r. Old People's Home
" John, ship carpenter, r. Sailors' Home
" John O., tailor F. Joseph Locher, r. 1416

Lyon
.e®-Lundquist. See Lindquist and Ljung-

quist
Lundstrom Charles, seaman, r. 1003 Battery
" John, cooper CaJ. Wine Assn., r. 444, 6th

LUNDSTROM K. A,

manufacturer of hats and caps, 605
Kearny, factory 144 Geary, r. 1312,
17tli

Lundstrom Theodore, seaman, r. 739, 4th

4®"Lundstrom. See Lindstrom

Lundt Jennie C. Miss, teacher Marshall Pri-
mary School, r. 2104 Mason

i3®="Lundt. See Lund and Lunt

Lundy A. L.(A. L. Lundy & Co.), r. 605O'Farrell

Lundy A. L. & Co. (A. L. Lundy), wholesale
dealers in foreign and domestic salt,
326-328 Front, telephone Front 47, ware-
house Hathaway's Wharf, salt works
Mt. Eden
" Benjamin, tinsmith W. W. Montague &

Co., r. 216 Fillmore
" Charles, carpenter, r. 1800 Howard

LUNDY FURNITURE CO.,

Frederick A. Berlin president, Charles
H. Berlin secretary and manager, im-
porters and dealers furniture, carpets,
bedding, etc., 813 Market, and 818-820
Mission

Lundy Isaac S., contractor and builder, 551
Mission
" Joseph, seaman, r. 4154 East
" Pleasant L., waiter, r. 101054 Clay

Lundy Thomas, diamonds, watches, jewelry,
solid silverware, gold-headed canes,
silk umbrellas, etc., Emporium Bldg. r.
NW cor Stanyan and Carl

4®"Lundy. See Lundie

Lunes Manuel, barber Ottenberg&Bettencourt,
r. 716 Montgomery

Lung Edward, solicitor Golden Eagle Hotel, r.
406 Broadway

Lungar Frank, machinist, r. 37 Natoma

Lunger Henry E., clerk Mrs. Thomas Johns, r.
220 Rose Av

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COAL, COKE and PIQ IRON,

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Luning Building, junction Market, California

and Drumm

" Company, George Whittell president, J. M.

Cunningham secretary, 39 Sutter

L'Universo Marine Insurance Co., Mann &

Wilson agents, 306 Sansome
Lunney Hugh J., clerk William H. Armstrong,
r. !i090 Market
" Stewart, oiler Edison Light and Power
Co., r. Felton nr University
Limnon William P., fireman, r. NW cor Iowa

and 18th, Potrero
Lunny Bernard, driver, r. 154Vi Silver
" Charles W., with James W. Lunny, r. 1123.

24th
" Edward J., shoecutter, r. 156 Shipley
" James, laborer, r. 31 Broadway
" James W., house painter, 517 California, r.

1123, 2-4th
" James W. Jr., painter William G. Koch, r.

914 Florida
" John P., stickerhand, r. I5414 Silver
" Joseph, groceries and liquors, SWcor Fair

Oaks and 22d, r. 103 Fair Oaks
" William, blacksmith, r. 154V2 Silver
Lunsmann Adolf W., clerk Lunsmann Bros., r.
]016Folsom
" August, driver Fredericksburg Bottling
Co., r. 1905 0'FarreU
Limsmanii Brotliers (John F. and John H.),
groceries and liquors, 1016 Folsom
" Charles H. (Charles H. Lunsmann &Co.), r.
130 Perry
Lunsmann Charles H. & Co. (Charles H. and
John H. Lunsmann), groceries and
liquors, NE cor 4th and Harrison
" Hermann A. (Hermannn A. Lunsman &
Bro. and Lunsmann & Stanke), r. 436b
Jessie
Lunsmann Hermann A. & Brother (Hermann
A. and John H.), wines and liquors, 871
Market
" John F. (Lunsmann Bros.), r. 4 Harriet
Lunsmann John H. (Charles H, Lunsmann &
Co., Hermann A. Lunsmann & Bro. and
Lunsmann Bros.), and liquors, 631 Davis,
r. 114 Prospect PI
" Wilhelm, clerk Dick Henning, r. 2546 Fol-
som
" & Stanke (Hermann A. Lunsmann and Al-
bert F. Stanke), liquors, SEcor Bartlett
and 23d
Lunstedt Edward, wines and liquors, SE cor

O'Farrell and Powell, r. 534 Turk
Limstedt Henry, grand secretary Native Sons
of the Golden West, E s Mason bet Post
and Geary, r. 2404 Jones
" Sophie, widow, r. 2404 Jones
" Theodore, manager Benjamin F. Jellison,

544 California, r. 1104^4 Jackson
" Theodore, clerk, r. IIO414 Jackson
Limt Brothers (Herbert C. and Stephen P. Jr.),
hardware, bicycles, etc., NE cor Fill-
more and Pine
" George G., paper hanger, r. 722, 22d
Lunt Georg'e W., manager Union Undertaking
Co., 733 Mission, r. 722, 22d
" Herbert C. (Lunt Bros.), r. 109 Liberty

LUNT OLIVER A.,

proprietor Lunt's Dancing Academy,
1310 Polk, r. Alameda

Lunt Samuel C, r. 109 Liberty
" Stephen P., insurance, r. 109 Liberty
" Stephen P. Jr. (Lunt Bros.), r. 809a 20th

-eS'-Lunt. See Lund and Lundt

LUNT'S DANCING ACADEMY,

Oliver A. Lunt proprietor, 1310 Polk

Luntsford George H., hostler Wiley S. Bishop.

r. 2920 Mission
Lunvaldt Hans J., master schr Vesta, office

Pier 4 Steuart
Lupori Giovanni, peddler, r. 39 Hinckley

" Giuseppe, laborer, r. 39 Hinckley
Luporini Luigi (AUegrini & Luporini), r. 921
Montgomery
" Narciso, baker C. Lucchesi & Bro., r. 323

Broadway
" Virginia Miss, r. 921 Montgomery
Lupp Frederick, r. 1902a Powell
Luproil Elizabeth, widow, r. 530 Eddy
Lupton James, waiter, r, 1242 Bush
" M., seaman str Australia
" Mary Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home
" Michael, seaman, r. 264 Brannan
LuqueMarie, ironer B. Sarthou, r. 1231 Golden
Gate Av
" Pierre, milker Bernard Cassou, r. cor Way-
land and Hamilton
Lurch Edward, r. 1720!^ Folsom

" Matilda C, widow, r. 1720^/4 Folsom
Lurfluh Joseph, laborer, r. 108 William
Lurline Salt Water Baths, The Olympic Salt
Water Co. proprietors, NW cor Bush and
Larkln
Lurmann Frederick, president Milwaukee

Brewery of San Francisco, 432, 10th
Lurvey Samuel F., farmer, r. 10% Walter
Luscher Frank, carpenter, r. 422, 2d
Luscombe Robert (Luscombe & Isaacs), r. Oak-
land
" & Isaacs (Robert Luscombe and Joshua D
Isaacs), commission agents, 537 Market
Luse Henry H., capitalist, r. 18 Essex
" Lydia F. Miss, county president W. C. T.

U., r. 18 Essex
" R. R. Frances Miss, elocutionist, r. 18
Essex
4®="Luse. See Luce
Lusich Eli, waiter T. Giurich, r. 531 Union

" Frank, porter, r. 531 Union
Lusk Albert, commission merchant. 314 Wash-
ington, r. 2204 Jones
" Albert M., storekeeper Edison Light and

Power Co. , r. 406, 23d
" Elmer J., clerk, r. 460 Bryant
" Mason L., wheelwright O'Brien & Sons, r.

500 Larkin
" Robert S., porter Stevenson & Co., r. 10
Lewis
Lussch Matthew, r. 349 Minna
Lussey Florence M. Miss, bookkeeper United

Shirt and Collar Co., r. 415/2 Baker
Lussier N. H., salesman Payot, Upham& Co., r.
Oakland
" Oliver, operator Frederick H. Bushnell, r.

1410 Market
" William, photographer, r. 530 Turk
Lust Benjamin, clerk O. W. Nordwell & Co., r.
1207 Golden Gate Av
" Fanny, widow, r. 1207 Golden Gate Av
" Isaac, printer, r. 1207 Golden Gate Av
" Samuel, clerk, r. 1207 Golden Gate Av
Lustand Josefa, domestic, 1420 Larkin
Lustellot Zacari, laundryman, r. 1111 Montgom-
ery
Lustenberger Michael, porter Crown Distil-
leries Co., r. 72 Brosnan
Lustig Daniel D., physician, office and r. 6
Turk
" Isaac, merchant, r. 462 Natoma
" William, jeweler, r. 317 Ellis
Lustman Morris, peddler, r. 445 Jessie
Lutge August, upholsterer, r. 11 John
" Brothers (Louis and Robert), upholsterers,

1052 McAllister
" Louis (Lutge Bros.), r. 141 Erie
" Richard (Schrader & Lutge), r. 1806 San

Carlos Av
" Robert (Lutge Bros.), r. 421 Grove

LUTGEN CHARLES F.,

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Lutgen Conrad J., bookkeeper J. A. Folger &

Co., r. Berkeley
" John (Wichman, Lutgen & Co.), r

meda
" John, driver Hayes Valley Brewery,

Birch Av
Lutgens Adolph C, architect, 125 Phelan Bldg,

r. 1403 Golden Gate Av
" Ernest H., jeweler Shreve & Co., r. 209

Minna
" John P., bookkeeper, r. 414, 5th Av
" John H. C, collector German General Ben.

Soc, r. 1403 Golden Gate Av
" William, clerk Theo. Schomaker, r. 427

Broderick
Luth Charles, butcher, r. 700 Front
" Charles J. H., clerk cashier's dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. 710 Ellis
" Joaquin, salesman Baker & Hamilton, r.

Luther A. H. Mrs., widow, r. 382 Dolores
" Carlos, bookkeeper J. O. Meyerink, r. 1407

Mason
" Edwin G., carpenter, r. 232, 4th Av
Luther George E., superintendent Overland
Freight Transfer Co., r. 305ASteiner
" Harry, salesman Bay City Soda WaterCo.,
r. 9291/2 Filbert

Luther H. W. Mr. and Mrs.,

teachers of piano, guitar, banjo,
violin, mandolin, also voice culture,
POTIC studio 1241 1-2 Market

Luther Minot L., clerk W. J. Landers, r. 605

O'Farrell
Luthmaier F. H., lum.berman, r. 444 Brannan
Lutjen Henry, clerk Simon Vock, r. SW cor

Grove and Webster
Lutkey George, with Sierra Lumber Co., r. Oak-
land
Lutley A., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1524
Howard
" Frank (McVicker & Broderick), r. 28 Moss
" Robert W., carpenter, r. 916 Mission
Luton Frank, groceries and bakery, 328, 12th
Luttenberger John, bartender Orpheum, r. 343

Jessie
LutterkortC. Henry, tailor Bullock & Jones Co.,

r. 402 Geary
Lutticken Charles J., candy maker Frank Mas-
key, r. 21071/2 Larkin
" Frank, cigar maker, r, 2107^2 Larkin
" Louis J., salesman Le Count Bros., r. 2107>^
Larkin
Luttmann Albert, clerk Herman Segelken, r. 1601
Howard
" William H., bartender Stelling Bros., r.
NW cor Noe and 16th
Luttrell Frank M., silver ingot melter U. S.
Mint, r. 2910 Buchanan
" George H., brass finisher S. F. Novelty
and Plating Wks, r. 320 Golden Gate Av
" James P., master mariner, offlce 14 Clay, r.

Berkeley
" Martha Mrs., r. 303 Turk
" Paul S., assistant weigher U. S. Customs,
r. 807 Geary
Lutttringer Alphonse, bookkeeper, r. 434b 18th
" Charles, liquors, cor Mission and Harring-
ton
" Charles M., porter Dominick Roberts, r.

cor Mission and Harrington
" Emile M., bag sewer, r. cor Mission and

Harrington
" Francis J., teamster, r. cor Mission and

Harrington
" Richmond J., ganger U. S. Internal Reve-
nue, r. 434, 18th
Lutvogt Frederick, laborer, r. 729^4 Minna
Luty Frederick E., mining secretary, 330 Pine,

room 5, r. Oakland
Lutz Andrew, waiter Stark & Bro., r. 1050 How-
ard
" August, metal spinner Thomas Day & Co.,

r. 41/i Dodge
" C. A., surgeon str City of Peking
" Charles A., physician, r. 222514 Mission
" Frederick, bookkeeper, r. 474 Jessie
" George, tailor, r. 540 Minna

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

Hair Mattresses

MADE TO ORDER.
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Lutz Jacob, teamster Cal. Tallow Wks, r. 5th Av
South bet L and M

" John, farmer, r. 677^4 Mission

" John C, clerk, r. 134 Gough

" John C, groceries and liquors, 1507 Steiner,
r. 1511 Steiner

" John L., millhand Cal. Barrel Co., r. cor
Mariposa and Indiana

" Julius, gripman Market St. Ry, r. 3237 Mis-
sion

" Kate Mrs., hair Jewelry maker, r. 4i/4 Dodge

" Ludwig, butcher, r. 38 Ringold
Lutz William E., secretary Fidelity, Empire,
Mechanics' Building and Loan Associa-
tions and California Mutual Savings,
Fund, Loan and Building Association,
and insurance agent, 205Sansome, r. 2733
California

" William H., metal plater, r. 134 Gough
Lutzen Gustav B., silversmith Shreve & Co., r.
130 Collingwood

" John, brewer Hayes Valley Brewery, r. 526
Birch Av

" Oscar A., harness maker Charles L. Has-
kell, r. 1404 Powell
Luvisi Angelo, fruits and vegetables, NW cor

Eddy and Pierce, r. 1101 Pierce
Luvisotti Francesco, rancher, r. 215 Clark
Lux Abramam L., clerk Justinian Caire Co., r.
1214 Vallejo

" Charles (estate of), ofQce 508 California,
room 17

" Elizabeth, widow, r. 5601^ Natoma

" F. A. Brewing Co. See Anchor Brewery

" Frank A., r. 1612 California

" Frank A. Jr., bookkeeper, r. 1612 California

" Fred W., physician, 26 Mills Bldg, 2d floor,
r. 1214 Valleio

" Frederick, r. 1214 Vallejo

" George H., salesman Frederick Jantzen, r.
1214 Vallejo

" Henry, 1st asst engineer str Corona, r. 1065
Howard

" John, brass molder, bG0]4 Natoma

" Joseph, tailor Marshall F. Jones, r. 34 Har-
per

" Leonard, driver Hofmann & Woenne, r.
560j^ Natoma

" Louis A., collector O'Farrell & Co., r. Ala-
meda

" Miranda W. (estate of), T. B. Bishop & A.
N. Lewis executors, 532 Market, room 44

" Walter, driver, r. 1612 California

" William H., salesman Raphael Weill &
Co., r. 1137 Ellis
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Lycett John, collector Fremont St. Wharf, r.

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Lycette John D., wool sorter F. S. Moody, r. 611
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" Joseph F., warehouseman W. W. Mon-
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" Patrick, r. 611 Haight
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Lyden Adelia, cook Maria Kip Orphanage, 638
Folsom
" Maggie, nurse, 3196 Pacific Av
Lydiatt Amos, teamster S. F. News Co., r. 403,

29th
Lydick John M., stableman Cal. Construction

Co., r. 519, 17th
Lydon Edward F., clerk N. K. Masten, r. 217
Polk
John, peddler, r. Army nr San Bruno Av
John T., teller U. S. Sub-Treasury, r. 431

McAllister
Katherine, widow, r. 243 Clara
Margaret, domestic, 1429 Mason
Mary, widow, r. 217 Polk
Michael, foreman Bonnet Bonnet, r. NE

cor Beach and Larkin
Michael, laborer, r. 455 Minna
Patrick, expressman, NE cor 4th and

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Peter, paver, r. cor 15th Av South and N
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LYFORD BENJAMIN F.

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Kearny, r. Strawberry Point, Marin
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Lyford Fannie P. Miss, r. 303 Jones

" Lottie A., widow, r. 303 Jones
Lyle Andrew G., paper carrier, r. 715 Oak

" James, packer Whitman & Barnes Mfg
Co., r. 810 Mission

•« Williams., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Lyles Edwin C, wholesale lumber, 28 Luning

Bldg, r. 226 Sutter
Lyman Albert W., clerk M. L. Kelly, r. Ben-
nington nr Ellert

" Arthur S., machinehand, r. Bennington nr
Ellert

" Bridget, widow, r. 6301^ Minna

" Charles, lumber surveyor, 9 Mission, r. 712
Capp

" Edward B., liquors and lodgings, 502^
Broadway, r. 342 Union

" Frank, waiter, r. 626 California

" George, mariner, r. 502 V4 Broadway

" Harry J. E., master mariner, r. 158 Shipley
rear

" Hattie A., widow, r. Bennington nr Ellert

" James C, machinist, r. 325, 27th

" John R., with J. A. Folger & Co., r. 334, 29th

" Richard M., clerk J. B. Haggin, r. Oakland
Lymbery Charles H., salesman, r. 1216 Wash-
ington
Lynam Helena A., widow, r. 25191/ Pine

" Thomas J., teamster Wieland Bros., r.
25191/2 Pine
Lynas John F., clerk Donald Y. Campbell, r.
Oakland

" Robert I., clerk car accountant S. P. Co., r.
Oakland
4®"Lynas. See Lyness
Lynch A. J., bookkeeper, r. 1104 Gough

'• Alexander, with Mrs. E. Lynch, r. 628 Jes-
sie

" Alice E. Miss, teacher Webster Primary
School, r. 303 Polk

" Anastasia, domestic, 3019 Sacramento

" Andrew, artificial stone contractor, Cle-
ment nr 13th Av

" Annie Miss, canmaker D. Ghirardelli Co.,
r. 2351/2 Perry rear

" Annie T. Miss, candy maker, r. 250 Perry

Lynch Bernard, porter Washburn & Moen Mfg

Co.
" Bernard C, motorman S. F. & S. M. Ry., r.

758 San Jose Av
" Bridget, widow, r. 212 Grove
" Bridget, widow, r. 805 Church
" Bridget, widow, lodgings, 102 Pacific
" C, r. 1122 Larkin
" Catherine, widow, r. 10%, 14th
" Catherine Miss, domestic, r. 27V4 Ritch
" Catherine Mrs., bakery, 914, 22d
" Celia I. Miss, saleslady, r. 519 Lyon
" Charles, r. 26 Sycamore Av
" Charles A., lather, r. 1032, 20th
" Charles J. (T. R. and C. J. Lynch), r. 1600

Folsom
" Charles W., attorney at law, 331 Phelan

Bldg, r. 16 Marye Terrace
" Chester T., compositor Hicks-Judd Co., r.

105 Hayes
" Christopher, actor, r. 1607 Lexington Av
" Daniel, clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,

r. 23 Beaver
" Daniel, fruit dealer, r. NW cor 26th and

Bryant
" Daniel, laborer, r. 316 Davis
" Daniel F., carrier postoffice, r. 2414 Willow

Av
" David, r. 55 Dame
" Dennis J., r. 603 N South
" Dennis J., plasterer, r. 928a 15th
" Dennis J., tanner John Counihan & Son, r.

1320 Hampshire
" E. Mrs.,millinery, 1003 Market, r. 628 Jessie
" Edmond, gilder, r. 38 Harriet
Lynch Edward, attorney at law, 1 Mills Bldg,

7th floor
" Edward, fireman S. P. Co., r. 448, 15th
" Edward F., tinner, r. 48 Jessie
" Eleanor, widow, r. lllA Collins
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 1120 Filbert rear
" Elizabeth S., physician, 634 Castro
" Ellen, widow, r. 22 Stanford
" Ellen, widow, r. 928a 15th
" Eugene, boatman, r. 31 Clarence PI
" Eugene F., upholsterer, r. 350 Perry
" Francis W., clerk U. S. Customs,

Leavenworth
" Frank, boatman, r. 1027 Montgomery
" Frank J., bricklayer, r. 12111/4 Folsom
" George, bartender, r. 908 Sansome
" George, haekman, r. 1104, 8th
" George A., cashier Mrs. E. Lynch, r. 628

" George F., bookkeeper J. J. O'Brien & Co

r. 328 Capp
" George F., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co.,

2Russ
" H., stenographer, r. 109 Guerrero
" Hanna, widow, r. 2010 Larkin
" Henry C, clerk Jno. D. Eby, r. 929a Sutter
Lynch Henry H., superintendent of Construc-
tion Market Street Railway Co.. room 19

Hobart Bldg, r. 1210 Mason
Hubert T., r. 569 Stevenson
Hugh (Lynch & Hayes), r. 3114 Mission
Hugh, tailor, 35, 3d, r. 847 Howard
Humphrey D., hostler J. C. Traver, r. 2611

Mission
Humphrey W., driver Wells, Fargo & Co.,

r. Ill Collins
James, r. 1707 Turk
James, r. St. Mary's Hospital
James, blacksmith, r. 513 Howard
James, boiler maker, r. 159% Perry
James, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 914,

22d
James, horseshoer, r. 14 Chesley
James, horseshoer E. M. Graney, r. 1238

Alabama
James, laborer, r. 3331, 16th
James, laborer, r. 9th Av South nr H
James, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. cor

37th and Alabama
James, painter, r. 41,20th
James, pantryman, r. 10641/ Howard
James, peddler, r. 1118 Howard
James, seaman, r. NE cor Russ and Na-

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Lynch James, sectionman Park and Ocean RR,
r. 549 Mission
" James, sboe finisher, r. 125 Hayes
" James, tanner Poetsch & Peterson, r. 1330

Hampshire
" James E., lather, r. 1032, 20th
" James H. (Towle & Lynch), r. 847 Howard
" James J., carpenter, r. 928a 15th
" James J., clerk T. J. Norton, r. 337, 4th
" James J., painter Harbor Commissioners,
r. 1819 Hyde
Lynch James K., cashier First National Bank
of San Francisco, NW cor Bush and San-
some, r. Alameda
" James M., salesman, r. 228Y2 Noe
" James P., cutter Neville & Co., r. 455 Jessie
" James P. S., salesman Philadelphia Shoe

Co., r. 705 Ellis
" Jane Miss (Lynch & Donovan), r. 706 Rail-
road Av
Lynch Jeremiah, capitalist and president Hale
and Norcross Silver Mining Co., 3 S. F.
Stock Exchange Bldg, r. Bohemian Club
■' Jeremiah, hostler T. Foley, r. 1812 Powell
" Jeremiah, laborer, r. 1528 Sanchez
" Jeremiah, shoemaker, r. 339 Clementina
" Jeremiah J., foundryman, r. 937%, 19th
" Jeremiah J., harness maker Samuel Spiro,

r. 35 Everett
" Jeremiah T., laborer, r. 1528 Sanchez
" J. F. Mrs., widow, r. 105 Ash Av
" John, r. 26 Sycamore Av
" John, r. 303 Polk

" John, bottler Albion Ale and Porter Brew-
ery, r. 9th Av South nr H
" John, Chinese inspector U. S. Customs, r.

Oakland
" John, foreman, r. 1617 Lexington Av rear
" John, laborer, r. 38 Gilbert
" John, laborer, r. 335!^ Perry rear
" John, laborer, r. 606 Bartlett
" John, livery stable, 9 Silver, r. 26 Silver
" John, lumberman, r. 405 Greenwich
" John, marker White Star Laundry, r. 133a

15th
" John, painter, r. 397, 8th
" John, policeman, r. 508 Guerrero
" John, porter Washburn & Moen Mfg Co., r.

527 Natoma
" John, shoemaker, r. 339 Clementina
" John, tanner Poetsch & Peterson, r. 1320

Hampshire
" John, teamster, r. 5 Clementina
" John Jr., clerk, r. 235^4 Perry rear
" John A., foreman Pac. American Decora-
tive Co., r. 1608 Hyde
" John C, butcher, 328, 5th, r. 250 Perry
" John C, carpenter, r. 1608 Hyde
" John F., drayman George H. Tay Co., r. 313

Vallejo'
" John H., boiler maker Risdson I. & L.

Wks, r. 73 Clipped
" John J. (Mueh & Lynch), r. 204 Francisco
" John J., compositor Call, r. 1815 Hyde
" John J., shoemaker, r. 677 Clementina
" John J., teamster James Smith, r. 1112^^

" John L., lather, r. 1032, 20th

" John M., clerk, r. 340 Ritch

" John M., laborer, r. 312 Broadway

" John P., stableman J. B. Shroyier, r. 1617

Stevenson
" John W., r. 236A McAllister
" John W., laborer, r. 339 Minna
" John W., painter, r. 1819 Hyde
" Joseph, r. 6IV2 Shipley
" Joseph, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 73

Clipper
" Joseph, laborer, r. 55 Dame
" Joseph A., bookkeeper Eugene B. Grace, r.

1104 Gough
" Joseph F., painter, r. 154, 13th
" Joseph M., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.

228 V^ Noe
" Joseph T., tailor, r. 847 Howard
" Joseph W., salesman Baker & Hamilton, r.

1330 Washington
" Julia, widow, r. 240 Ritch
" Kate, widow, r. 319^4 Lombard

Lynch Kate Mrs., r. 1033i4 Hampshire
' L. Mrs., r. 105 Hayes
" Lawrence, seaman, r. 350 Brannan
" Leslie, machinist Market St. Ry., r. 2336

Mission
" Maggie, domestic, 1008 Jones
" Margaret, widow, r. 10.33, 20th
" Margaret, widow, r. 1607 Lexington Av
" Margaret Miss, r. 159% Perry
" Margaret Miss, shirtcutter, r. 250 Perry
" Mary, widow, r. 719 Golden Gate Av
" Mary, widow, r. 1105 Hyde
" Mary, widow, janitress Whittier Primary

School, r. 13 Alabama
" Mary, domestic, 1109 Franklin
" Mary, domestic, 2319 Webster
" Mary, domestic, 2914 California
" Mary Miss, r. 102 Pacific
" Mary Miss, machine operator, r. 1707 Turk
" Mary Miss, stewardess str Columbia
" Mary Mrs., r. 406 Bryant
" Mary A. Miss, compositor, r. 1120 Filbert

rear
" Mary J., widow, r. 1314 Laguna
" Mary M. Miss, groceries and liquors, 240

Minna
" Matilda L. Miss, teacher Hawthorne Pri-
mary School, r. 520 Capp
" Michael, r. 313i4 Minna
" Michael, r. 800 Bay
" Michael, expressman, SW cor Market and

12th, r. 82Colton
" Michael, laborer, r. 623 Minna
" Michael, laborer, r. 813 Jessie
" Michael, laborer, r. 928 Illinois
" Michael, messenger general manager's

office S. P. Co., r. 1710'^ Lexington Av
" Michael, printer Call
" Michael, solicitor, r. 547 Mission
" Michael, teamster, r. 416 Grove
" Michael, wool sorter Watson & Marx, r.

433A Tehama
" Michael C, carpenter and builder, 40 New

Montgomery, r. San Mateo, Cal.
" Michael I., teamster, r. 53% Clementina
" Michael J., with Cushing-Wetmore Co., r.

1230 Powell
" Nellie Miss, stenographer, r. 704 O'Farrell
" Owen F., carpenter, r. 159% Perry
" Patrick, r. 5 Mint Av
" Patrick, r. 313% Minna

" Patrick, bartender M. Kilday, r. 207 Minna
" Patrick, carpenter, r. 408 Minna
" Patrick, carriage painter O'Day, McCor-

mick & Doyle, r. 313 Vallejo
" Patrick, fireman Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 3017

Fillmore
" Patrick, laborer South S. F. Tannery, r.

Railroad Av nr 7th Av South
■' Patrick, longshoreman, r. 14 Chesley
" Patrick, motorman Market St. Ry., r. 908

Capp
" Patrick, shoemaker, r. 207 Minna
" Patrick, tanner, r. 602 N South
" Patrick, teamster, r. 350 Perry
" Patrick, warehouseman, r. 430 Brannan
Lynch Patrick, wood and coal, 6IO-6I6 Larkin

and 3036-2038 Sutter, r. 610 Larkin
" Patrick Jr., laborer, r. 14 Chesley
" Patrick B., capitalist, r. 1104 Gough
" Patrick C, r. 41, 30th
" Patrick R. Rev., rector St. James' Church

(R. C), r. 1033 Guerrero
" Peter, carpenter, r. 313 Minna
" Peter, carpenter, r. 1622 San Carlos Av
" Peter, horseshoer, 303 Mission, r. 1541 Eddy

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Lynch Peter, teamster, r. 351, 11th
" P. G. Mrs., widow, r. 28 Harriet
" Philip, teamster, r. 5 Clementina
" Richard B., cooper Standard Oil Co., r. 328

Capp
" Richard C, laborer, r. 149, 5th
" Robert L.., secretary, r. QOlVi Valencia
" Sarah, widow, liquors, 48 Jessie
" Simon, teamster Englander Bros., r. 112,

2d
' ' Stephen, laborer iMount Calvary Cemetery ,

r. 2525 Post
" Theodore, laborer, r. 800 Howard
" Thomas, r. 2826 Golden Gate Av
" Thomas (Lynch & O'Connor), r. 120 Mc-
Allister
" Thomas, boiler maimer, r. 159^4 Perry
" Thomas, fireman str City of Puebla
" Thomas, machinist Vulcan Iron Wks, r. 16

Chesley
" Thomas, plumber Joseph F. Butler, r. 7i/i

McLea Court
" Thomas, teamster A. C. Campbell, r. 2 Hunt
" Thomas Jr., laborer, r. 16 Chesley
" Thomas B., horseshoer T. J. Crowley, r. 14

Chesley
" Thomas B., horseshoer Peter Lynch, r.

1541 Eddy
" Thomas F., lumber piler, r. 4 Cleveland
" Thomas J., carrier postofflce, r. 2110 Filbert
" Thomas J., superintendent J. J. O'Brien &

Co., r. 337, 4th
" Thomas R., r. 1315 Broadway
" Thomas R. (T. R. and C. J. Lynch), r. 128M,

13th
" Timothy, foreman stevedore Pac. Pine

Lumber Co., r. 4 Cleveland
" Timothy, painter, r. 1320 Hampshire
" Timothy, plumber and gasfitter, 800 How-
ard
" Timothy, musician, r. 60, 3d
" Timothy P., machinist Joshua Hendy

Machine Wks, r. 14 Chesley
" T. J., laborer Harbor Commissioners
" T. R. &C. J. (Thomas R. and Charles J.),

groceries and liquors, 1600 Folsom
" Walter, stock clerk Rosenthal Bros. & Co.,

r. 26 Silver
" William, conductor Market St. Ry.,'r. 2917

Sacramento
" William, laborer, r. 36 Quinn
" William, laborer, r. 119 William
" William, laborer, r. 429 Ringold
" William A., gauger J. M. Curtis & Son, r.

434, 7th
" William A., liquors, 513 Pacific
" William F., lather, r. 1032, 20th
" William T., upholsterer Cal. Furniture

Mfg Co., r. 41, 20th
" & Donovan (Misses Jane Lynch and Bessie

Donovan), restaurant, 706 Railroad Av
" & Hayes (Hugh Lynch and William

Hayes), liquors, 3114 Mission
" & O'Connor (Thomas Lynch and John A.
O'Connor), dry goods and gents' furnish-
ing goods, 132, 4th
Lynd Cole T., r. 2607 Folsom
" Harry J., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.
515 Post
Lynde Frank H., photographer, r. 1006 Pine

" John E., varieties, 203!4 O'Farrell
Lynde & Hough Co., Lawrence E. Noonan pres-
ident, Howard M. Hough vice-president
and treasurer, wholesale fish dealers, 40
California, room 5
J8!B= Lynde. See Lind

Lynden George, laborer South S. F. Tannery
'" John R., shipping clerk Dairymen's Union
of Cal., r. 781 Mission
.B®=Lynden. See Linden

Lynds A., manager San Francisco depot The
American Tobacco Co., 701-703 Front, r.
104 Walnut
Lyne Catherine, widow, r. 1316 Green
" Madeline, housekeeper, 914, 25th
" Mary Miss, r. 34 Ritch
Lyness Samuel, lineman S. F. & S. M. Ry., r.

1614 Guerrero
4S"Lyness. See Lynas

Lyng Madsen M., master mariner, r. 125. 24th
"" Peter, laborer Union I. Wks, r. 504 Napa
" Theodore, laborer, r. 504 Napa
Lynn Austin H., manager The McDowell Dress-
making Academy, 213 Powell
" George, janitor New City Hall
" Henry F., shoemaker, r. 227 Duncan
" James, laborer, r. Holly nr West Park
" John, fireman str South Coast
" John, watchman, r. 12 Lapidge
" John T., laborer, r. 933 Mission
" Joseph, driver, r. 12 Lapidge
" Kittle Miss, stenographer G. O. Heine &
Co., r. Holly nr West Park

LYNN MARY MRS.,

dressmaking, 22 Geary, Easterbrook
Bldg, room 35

Lynn Peter, waiter, r. 27Vi, 4th
^®"Lynn. See Linn

Lynngieen John W., carpenter, r. 21 Norfolk
Lynott Ellen Mrs., groceries, 2523 Post
" John, laborer, r. 2525 Post
" Patrick, expressman, r. 2523 Post
Lynskey John, stableman Black Diamond Coal

M. Co., r. 450 Main
J8@=Lynskey. See Linskey
Lyon Albert J. (Gaman & Lyon), r. Berkeley
" Elijah L., mining broker, 215 Kearny, r. 515

Van Ness Av
Emanuel H., clerk, r. 1101 Geary
Emma, domestic, 627a Ellis
Frank E., pork packer Roth, Blum & Co.,

r. 133, 9th
Frank R., cabinet maker S. F. Furniture

Mfg Co., r. 335,4th
George E., artist Chronicle, r. 314, 6th Av
George F., fruit buyer, r. 42 Oak
George F., solicitor Baldwin & Hammond,

r. 15 Chattanooga
George F. Mrs., teacher piano, r. 43 Oak
George J,, stonecutter, r. 15 Chattanooga
Geraldo G.. steward, r. 4 Salmon
Harry L., salesman O'Connor, Moflatt &

Co., r. 2618 Howard
Heber C, teacher Trinity School, r. 2523

Octavia
Jerome J., journalist, r. 204, 15th
John, bricklayer, r. 1 Cadman PI
Laura Mrs., r. 501 Golden Gate Av
L. E., with Union Oil Co., r. 925 Hyde
Martha W., widow, r. 1112 Haight
Mary T., widow, r. 314, 6th Av
Moses J., architect, 120 Sutter, room 78, r.

1101 Geary
Sarah P., widow, r. 2217 Howard
Seely B., stickerhand Charles M. Depew

Planing Mill Co., r. 212 Fair Oaks
Walter, porter Western Sugar Refinery,

r. 112 Taylor
Walter S., clerk, r. 212 Fair Oaks
William H., r. 120 McAllister
William H. (Lyon & Klingenstein), r. 313

Oak
William H., painter, r. Brewster nr Faith
William H., teacher, r. 2523 Octavia
William W., driver Hudson River Dyeing

and Cleaning Wks, r. 730 Golden Gate

Av
WorthingtonS., melterSelby Smelting and

Lead Co., r. 326 Geary
& Healy (Chicago), church organs, Byron

Mauzy agent, 308-314 Post
& Klingenstein (William H. Lyon and

Frederick Klingenstein), wood and coal,

214 Lily Av

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Lyons Albert E., traveling salesman G. W.

Clark &. Co., r. 826 Sutter
" Alexander, agent S. F. Transfer Co., r. 2719

Post
" Alexander, bakery, 1201, ISth
" Alexander, clerk, r. 617^4 Birch Av
" Alexander J., salesman Greenzweig& Co.

r. 919 McAllister
" Alfred, butcher, r. 1328 Pacific
" Alice, widow, r. SlSYi Austin
" Annie H. Miss, teacher Potrero Primary

School, r. 1220 Filbert

LYONS ARTHUR W. N.,

manufacturer silver surgical instru-
ments, 410 Kearny, room 19

Lyons Benjamin, carpenter, r. 214^2 Grove
"" Bernard, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 258

Tehama
" Bridget A., groceries, 2351 Mariposa
Lyons Brotliers (Michael and Louis), metal

signs, 613 California
" Brothers (William B. and Edward H.),

butchers, 2302 Mission
" Charles, compositor Myles & Park, r. 720

Valencia

LYONS CHARLES,

merchant tailor, 1212-1218 Market,
302 Kearny and 908 Market, r. 914
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Lyons Charles, pantryman, r. 861 Market

Charles A. molder Fulton Eng. and Ship
Bldg Wks, r. 1201, 18th

Cornelius, bootblack, 736 Market, r. 348
Fremont

Cornelius, laborer, r. 15W2 Clara

Cornelius, liquors, 708 Mission, r. 704!^ Mis-
sion

D. waiter str Columbia

Daniel, policeman, r. 547 Mission

Daniel, steward Chemical Engine 5, r. 1516
Jones

David, plumber Charles Meehan, r. 1201,
18th

Delia, widow, r. 416 Clementina

Dennis, clerk, r. 102 Mission

Dennis, seaman, r. 14 Hawthorne

Dennis C, florist George B. Jones, r. 757
Howard

Dennis P., boiler maker, r. 1356 Alabama

Edmund, distiller The E. G. Lyons Co., r.
2023 Bush

Edward, lodgings, 712 Montgomery

Edward, paver, r. 563 Bryant

Edward A., bartender estate of Henry
Dubber, r. 713 Montgomery

Edward H. (Lyons Bros.), r. 633 Guer-
rero

Edward T., clerk, r. 563 Bryant
Lyons E. G. Co. The, Joseph C. Raas presi-
dent, Albert Raas vice-president,
George Wolff secretary, wholesale
wines and liquors, 606-610 Jackson

Eliza, widow, r. 28 Clinton

Ella Miss, r. 1630 Howard

Ellen, widow, r. 109 Langton

Erin H. Miss, teacher Sherman Primary
School, r. 1220 Filbert

George, barber, r. 3131/2 Austin

Gerald, salesman Charles Lyons, r. 914
Haight

H., gripmen Market St. Ry, r. 5331/2 Scott

Harry, clerk, r. 3351 Mariposa

Henry, clothing, 713-714 Market, r. 1332
Sutter

Lyons Henry P. , ti nner W. S. Ray Mf g Co. . r. 1927
Bush
HughE., cashier M. Friedman & Co., r.

West Berkeley
Hugo, bookkeeper The E. G. Lyons Co., r.

3022 Bush
Jacob, clerk Max Levin, r. 16% Elgin Park

Av
James, r. .543 Howard
James, engineer, r. 238, 19th
James, hostler Charles S. Crittenden, r.

1000 Geary
James, laborer, r. 19 Dehon
James, laborer, r. 547 Mission
James F., machinist, r. 1927 Bush
James H., asst note teller The Bank of

California, r. 1220 Filbert
James H., laborer, r. 18 Georgia
James J., r. 1305 Dolores
James L., marine engineer, r. 3016 Pine
James M., carpenter William T. Thomson,

r. 2629 Sutter
Jane, nurse, 2321 Buchanan
Jennie Miss, r. 338 Eddy
Jennie Mrs., bakery, 252 8th
Jeremiah, tanner Richard Curtis, r. 2759

Mission
Johanna, widow, r. Edinburgnr. Silver Av
John (Collins & Lyons), r. 351, 11th
John, clerk, r. 19 Dehon
John, coalpasser str Pomona, r. 142 Perry
John, groceries and liquors, 159 Minna
John, laborer, r. 154 Clara
John, laborer, r. 636 Commercial
John, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

222 Clara
John, proprietor New Continental Hotel,

547 Mission
John A., bookkeeper Pac. Gas Imp. Co.,

r. Oakland
John F., clerk, r. 20 Silver
Lyons John F., notary public and commis-
sioner of deeds, 607 Montgomery, r. 2202
Steiner
" John F., printer H. S. Crocker Co., r, 1356

Alabama
" John J., carpenter, r. 1937 Bush
" John J., driver Wellman, Peck & Co., r. 136

Page
" John J., laborer S. P. Co., r. 563 Bryant
" John J., molder Vulcan Iron Wks, r. 543

Howard
" John M., groceries, 1613 Leavenworth
" John M. J., butcher Schrader Bros., r. 634

Natoma
" Joseph, r. 9 Church Lane
" Joseph, salesman Le Count Bros., r. 515

Stockton
" Joseph H., teamster, r. 222 Clara
" Joseph H., ticket seller, r. 348 Fremont
" Joseph M., butcher Jos. Biittgenbach, r. 64

Morris Av
" Kate, widow, r. 715 Treat Av
" Kate, widow, r. 826 Sutter
" Kate Miss, r. 221 Broadway
" Lewis J., watches and jewelry, 317-219

Montgomery Av, r. 3315 Webster
" Lizzie L. Miss, compositor Hicks-Judd Co. ,
r. 313 Fillmore
Lyons Louis (Lyons Bros.), r. 334 Eddy
" M., r. 336a Bush

" M. A., clerk Chronicle, r. 1823 Ellis
" Maggie, widow, r. 642M Natoma
" Maria, widow, r. 17 Lundy Lane
" Martin, laborer Diggins Bros., r. Page bet
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Lyons Martin, policeman, r. 1435 Mason

" Martin, teamster, r. 16 Sheridan

" Mary, widow, r. 543 Howard

" Mary F. Mrs., r. 310 Fell
Lyons Micliael (Lyons Bros.), r. 3»1 Eddy

" Michael, laborer, r. 151V4 Clara

" Michael, laborer, r. .547 Mission

" Michael, paver, r. 136 Page

" Michael, teamster, r. 548 Ash Av

" MichaelJ., bootblack Cornelius Lyons, r.
348 Fremont

" MichaelJ., laborer, r. 342 Clementina

" Minnie, housekeeper, 2710 Howard

" Patrick, clerk, r. 1927 Bush

" Patrick, expressman, SW cor 3d and Fol-
som, r. 1356 Alabama

" Patrick, laborer, r. 716 Clementina

" Patrick, laborer, r. 819 Mission

" Patrick, stableman J. P. Ferguson & Son,
r. 61 Jessie

" Patrick, teamster Englander Bros., r. 37
Chesley

" Peter, shoemaker W. H. Nolan & Co. r. 639
Jessie

" Richard J., bookkeeper Englander Bros., r.
3131/4 Austin

" Richard J., rigger, r. 221 Broadway

" Richard J. Jr., r. 221 Broadway

" Robert B., teamster, r. 548 Ash Av

" Robert E. H., attorney at law, 530 Califor-
nia, room 11, r. 1220 Filbert

" Thomas, r. 1302 Pacific

" Thomas, r. 1.328 Eddy

" Thomas, baker American Biscuit Co.

" Thomas, laborer, r. Cable Hotel

" Thomas, laborer South S. F. Tannery, r.
2759 Mission

" Thomas A., laborer Pioneer W. L. and
Color Wks, r. 37 Chesley

" Thomas G., traveling salesman Bucking-
ham & Hecht. r. 1927 Bush

" Thomas J., extraman Engine 2, r. 277 Ste-
venson

" Thomas L., r. 832 Bush

" Thomas L., laborer, r. 563 Bryant

" Timothy, blacksmith, r. 6 Moulton

" Timothy, laborer, r. 150 Clara
Lyons Timothy J., attorney at law, 401Califor-
nia, room 30, r. 917 Noe cor Alvarado

" William, bartender D. J. Tobin, r. 1220 Fil-
bert

" William, painter Swan & Stein, r. 937, 19th

" William, seaman, r. 3 East

" William, waiter str Columbia

" William Rev., asst. rector St. Peter's
church (R. C), r. 203, 34th

" William B. (Lyons Bros.), r. 633 Guerrero

" William H., cook, r. 8 Card Alley

" William H., driver, r. 703, 31st

^' William H., expressman, Folsom St. Wharf,
r. 9 Church Lane

" William H., fireman, r. 223 Clara

" William J., clerk Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r.
Berkeley

" William J., teamster, r. 338, 3d rear

" William M., clerk, r. 563 Bryant
4^ Lyons. See Lion, Lyne and Lyon
Lyser Albert, cooper, r. 1230 Mission

" Albert, principal John Swett Grammar
School, r. 1412 Golden Gate Av

" Albert W., attorney at law, 33-34 Crocker
Bldg, r. Alameda

" FredC, clerk Bowers Rubber Co., r. 1412
Golden Gate Av
Lysett John P., capitalist, r. 641 Valencia
4®~Lysett. See Lvcett

Lytgens John H., cigar manufacturer, r. 15 Sat
urn

" Julius W., cigars and tobacco, 18'/^ 5th,
r. 511 Buchanan
Lytic Annie, widow, r. 604i/^ Geary

" Charles A., engineer Merralls Mill Co.

" Charles L., teamster Howard H. Hogan, r.
2008a Howard

" Harry, laborer, r. NW cor Sierra and Mary-
land

" Thomas, bellman Palace Hotel, r. 418 Na-
toma

LYTLE THOMAS,

manufacturer of weather strips and
rubber screen slides, oflBce and r. 321 "^
Turk

Lytle Wiley G., r. 1065 Market
" William W., cigars and tobacco, 1740 Mar-
ket, r. 100 Fell

4®=-Lytle. See Little

Lytton Springs Medical and Surgical Sanita-
rium, Sonoma Co., Cal., office 41, 3d

Lytton Springs Water Co.

Lytton's Geyser Soda, Lytton's Califor-
nia Seltzer, Isaac Burke manager,
office 41, 2d

Lytton William, doorkeeper Bella Union The-
atre, r. 807 Kearny

-es-Lytton. See Litton

Lyzwa Sadie Miss, saleslady The Hamburger
Co., r. 1038 Howard
" Samuel, tailor, r. 1038 Howard

M

Maack Ernest J. C, proprietor Germania Gar-
den, SE cor Baker and Jackson
" Henry J., shipping clerk D. N. & E. Walter

& Co., r. 1121 Shotwell
" Johanna M. A. Miss, cloakmaker, r. Maple

nr Clay
" Walter H., clerk South S. F. Packing and

Provision Co., r. 2934 Folsom
" William, clerk D. N. & E. Walter & Co., r.

Maple nr Clay
" William H. J., instrument maker The A.
Lietz Co., r. Maple nr Clay
4®=Maack. See Mack
Maas Albert, seaman, r. 31 East
" Bernard, tailor, r. 220 Francisco
" Henry, sailmaker Henrix & Fraser, r. 318

Francisco
" Henry L., clerk D. N. & E. Walter & Co., r.

1053 Folsom
" Jacob, musician, r. 338 Green
" Jacob, plumber Weber Bros., r. 218 Fran-
cisco
" Jacob, stoves and tinware, 1053 Folsom
" Matthias, master bktn George C. Perkins,

office 44 East, r. 312, 19th
" Philip H., physician, 935 Market, r.918, 17th
" Philip J., pickle manufacturer, r. 126^4

Capp
" William, painter, r. 135 Erie
4®="Maas. See Maass, Mass and Maze
Maasberg Christian, compositor W. A. Wood-
ward & Co., r. Alameda
Maass A., cooper George Windeler & Co., r. 169
Perry
" Alvin G., bookkeeper B. Grave Co., r. 1007

Golden Gate Av
" Andrew A., clerk, r. 353 Spear
" Annie Miss, saleslady, r. 35 Silver
" Celia, widow, r. 35 Silver

Charles H., secretary B. Grave Co., 421-
423 Pacific, r. 817 Baker
Christian, cook, r. 101, 1st
Claus H., clerk John C. Schmidt, r. 421

East North
Ernst, seaman, r. 143 Berry
Frederick H., insurance agent, r. 503Gough
Frederick L., laborer, r. 3911a Geary
Henry, liquors, 252 Spear
Henry, plumber Henry Hufschmidt, r. 35

Silver
Henry Jr., clerk, r. 253 Spear

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Maass Henry F., president B. Grave Co., 421-423
Pacific, r. 1007 Golden Gate Av
" Henry W., clerk Greenbauni& Co., r. Ala-
meda
jSS'Maass. See Maas and Mass
Maassen Emil, r. 305 Minna
Maatta Louisa Mrs., liquors and lodgings, 19

Drumm
Mabee Peter, molder, r. 1909 Lexington Av
Maben James, helper Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg

Wks, r. 1421 Tonquin
Mabey John T. (Mabey & Hannah), r. 34th and
Point Lobes Av
" & Hannah (John T. Mabey and Jesse D.
Hannah), carpenters, 532 Bush
«®~Mabey. See Maybee
Mabley John, millwright, r. 1313^ Mission
" Thomas, r. 16 Lafayette
" William P., salesman, r. 1312M Mission
Macabe Agnes, widow, r. 705 Capp
" James S., clerk general passenger agent's

office S. P. Co., r. 705 Capp
" William C, clerk, r. 705 Capp
Macabeau The, W. T. Macomber proprietor,

420, 6th
MacAlpine Josie Miss, saleslady Hale Bros., r.

304,7th
Macairie Adolph, cellarman, r. 919 Vallejo

" Frank, baker, r. 8 Telegraph PI
MacArthur Robert, bookkeeper Sierra Lumber

Co., r. 413 Post
Macarthur Walter, editor Coast Seaman's
Journal, SW cor East and Mission, r.
315'/i Ellis rear
Macaulay Henry C, foreman foundry Byron

Jackson, r. 725 Hampshire
Macauley Frank I., printer, r. 2410 Post
" George W., bookbinder, r. 1011 Clay
" Jane A. Miss, teacher Monroe Primary

School, r. 3534 Howard
" Sarah H. Miss, teacher Mission Grammar

School, r. 3O614 Hyde
" Susan, widow, r. 1011 Clay
" Thomas (J. St. Denis & Co.), r. 2524 Howard
" Thomas J., clerk W. P. Fuller & Co., r. 2524
Howard
.e^Macauley. See MacCauley, McAuley and

McCauley
MacBaine Edward G., carpenter, r. 304 Steiner
*6g=MacBaine. See McBain
Macbeth David N., laborer, r. 4231/4 Hyde
" Frank D., student Howell A. Powell, r. 43354

Hyde
" John, peddler, r. SE cor Golden Gate Av

and 1st Av
" N. C. Miss, compositor, r. 1118V4 Florida
" Robert S., physician, 304 Sutter, r. Berkeley
4@=Macbeth. See McBeth
MacCabe Prank, photo-engraver Globe-Mae-

CabeCo., r. 716 Church
Maccabe I. J., attorney at law, 1027 Market
MacCabe Richard J., photo-engraver Globe-
MacCabe Co.. r. 716 Church
" Richard S. (Globe-MacCabe Co.), r. 716
Church
JgS^MacCabe. See Macabe and McCabe
MacCann William, secretary and treasurer
Golden Gate Woolen Mfg. Co., 535 Mar-
ket, r. 1500b Taylor
MacCargar Adeline J. Miss, stenographer
Pac. Tool and Supply Co., r. 911 Polk
" Beulah, widow, r. 911 Polk
igS'MacCaskie. See McCaskie
Macchetti Secondino, painter J. St. Denis &

Co., r. 802 14 Filbert
Maccord Louisa Miss, teacher Whittier Pri-
mary School, r. 1414 Larkin
MacCormac Jerome E., wood and coal, 710 Polk,

r. 838 Geary
MacCormack James D., r. 710 O'Farrell
" John J., carpenter, r. 2OI2V2 Dupont
MacCrellis Frederick Mrs., widow, r. 907 Pine
MacDermot Charles F., capitalist, 6 Mutual Life

Bldg, 5th floor, r. Oakland
Macdermott J. M.. with Gutte & Frank
Macdonald A. E., dentist, 21 Powell, room 23
" Agnes, domestic, 1225 Nebraska
" Alexander (The Owl Printing Co.), r. 2219
Scott

W. MONTAGUE &

MANUFACTURERS OP

RIVETED IRON and STEEL

\A/ATER F»IF»E

ForTown Water Works, Hydraulic Mining
and Irrigation. \

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST. )

MacDonald Alexander, shipwright, r. 435, 15th
" Alexander H., clerk treasurer's dept. S. P.
Co. and principal Lincoln Evening
School, r. 1007 Fair Oaks
'•' Alexander W., plumber, 18, 3d, r. 25 Lafay-
ette
Macdonald Amedeus, carpenter, r. 13 Page
MacDonald Angus F., ship carpenter, r. 516 Her-
" Angus J., r. 1823 Pine
mann
Macdonald Angus N., clerk, r. 2633 Sacramento
MacDonald Angus P., carpenter Robinson &
Gillespie, r. 1328 Polk
" Anthony, carpenter, r. 260 Farallones
Macdonald Archie C, carpenter, r. 1106 Hyde
" Bernard D., lumberman, r. 636, 17th
" Burns, insurance agent, r. 2219 Scott
MacDonald Clara Mrs., teacher music, 2a Fal-
con Av
" Clarence D., clerk, r. 2514 Laguna
Macdonald Clementina Mrs., r. Q^Sy^ Minna
" Donald A., r. 3510 Sacramento
" Donald B., clerk Preston & McKinnon, r

644, 17th
" Duncan, r. 16 Rausch
" Ellen, widow, r. 625b Natoma
" Emma C. Miss, saleslady, r. 413 Oak
" Frederick, carpenter, r. 6135^ Natoma
MacDonald Flora M. Miss, teacher Lincoln

Evening School, r. 1007 Fair Oaks
Macdonald George, conductor Pullman Palace

Car Co., r. 1623b Fell
Macdonald George Chllds. M. D., F. R. C. S. E.,
physician and surgeon, 32 O'Farrell,
telephone Red 121, r. 1906 Laguna, tele-
phone Pine 3461
MacDonald Harriet E., widow, r. 804 Larkin
Macdonald Hedley v., with W. G. Stafford &

Co., r. 1302 California
MacDonald Henry, r. 923 Alabama
Macdonald Henry A., salesman G.W.Caswell
&Co., r. 32 Turk
" Irving, manager branch office Pac. Postal
Tel. Co., 331 Davis, r. 2484 Market
MacDonald Isaiah, carpenter, r. 504 Natoma
■' James, bartender Joseph Landgrafl, r. S s
Haight nr Lyon
Macdonald James G., proprietor and manager
J. G. Macdonald's Cracker and Tea
Store, 1120 Market, r. 126 Ellis
MacDonald James W., solicitor John M. Mc-
Laughlin & Co.
Macdonald J. Archibald, r. 2510 Sacramento
" Jerome E., receiving clerk Washburn &

Moen Mfg Co., r. 306 Shot well
" John M., physician, 763 Folsom
" John, carpenter, r. 13 Page
" John, tailor, r. 116 Valencia
" John L., carpenter and contractor, r. 16
Rausch
MacDonald John N., sawyer Hobbs, Wall &
Co., r. 270, 1st
" Joseph, carpenter, 560 Howard
Macdonald Kate, r, 6135i Natoma
" Kate Miss, vice-principal Franklin Gram-
mar School, r. 1022. 20th
MacDonald Lincoln D., with Albion Lumber
Co., r. 1007 Fair Oaks
" Malcom, butcher J. G. James, r. SE cor 1st

Av South and Railroad Av
" Margaret, widow, r. 1833 Pine
Macdonald Margaret, widow, r. 1435 Jackson

" Margaret, widow, r. 710 Vallejo
MacDonald Naoma G., Miss, dental student, r.

1007 Fair Oaks
Macdonald Neal, bartender, r. 747^ Folsom

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J. C. WILSON & CO.

900 Battery St. Tel. Main 1864.

DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF

Foreign and Domestic Coal.

Hotels, Restaurants and Ship-
ping Supplied.

MacDonald Neil, salesman Raphael Weill &
Co., r Alameda
" Nellie Miss, r. 710 O'Farrell >

Macdonald Simon, blacksmith H. B. Schindler,
r. 1115 Hayes
" Stella, widow, r. 302, 18tli
" Theodore H., chief engineer Edison Light

and Power Co., r. 2203 Scott
" Thomas T., accountant Welch & Co., r.
Berkeley
MacDonald Wallace S., blacksmith, r. 1719

Haight
Macdonald William, engineer, r. 520 Arkansas
Macdonald William, manager London and
Lancashire Fire Insurance Co. (Liver-
pool, Eng.), 315 Montgomery, r. 2219
Scott
" William H., banker, office 43 Crocker Bldg,
r. Palace Hotel
4®=Macdonald. See McDonald and McDonnell

MACDONALD'S CRACKER

AND TEA STORE, J. G. Macdonald pro-
prietor and manager, fresh crackers,
teas and coffees, 1120 Market

Macdonald's Hall, 2417 Mission
Macdonnell John, salesman Will E. Fisher &
Co., r. The Lorraine

MACDONOUGH J. & CO.

(Central Coal Co., successors to), im-
porters and dealers in coal, coke and
pig iron, 104 Market, telephone
Dnimm 39, yards SW cor Spear and
Folsom and SE cor Beale and Folsom

MacDonough Thomas, r. 1111'4 York '

Macdonough William O'B., capitalist, 246 Sut-
ter, r. University Club

4t^Macdonough. See McDonough

MacDougall Frederick S., jeweler, r. 1133 Green

Maodougall R. A. Mrs., r. 19 Glen Park Av

MacdougaU WiUiam O. (D. Norcross & Co.),
and secretary California Undertaking
Co., r. 19 Glen Park Av

-e®=-Macdougall. See McDougall

Macduff Andrew, tailor Roos Bros., r. 318 Te-
hama

Mace John, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 230,9th
" John F., laborer A. H. Greenberg, r. 2740

Fillmore
" John F., teamster, r. 2740 Fillmore
" Lulu, widow, r. 113 Blake
" Marshall B., teamster Wm. McMann, r.

2740 Fillmore
" Martin, longshoreman, r. 3 Kohler PI

MacEwen Alexander W. H. (MacEwen & Col-
lom) and proprietor Bible Truth Deposi-
tory and agent University Publishing
Co. (New York), 69 Flood Bldg

MacEwen Peter, secretary Geographical So-
ciety of California, 819 Market, room 55,
r. Oakland
" & Collom (Alexander W. H. MacEwen and
Leslie H. Collom), commercial printers,
69 Flood Bldg

«-S=MacEwen. See McEwen

Macey George P., r. Old People's Home

4®"=Macey. See Macy

Macfarlane Henry R., stenographer Garber &
Garber
" L. M. Mrs., widow, r. 809 Van Ness Av
" S. Mrs., r. 510 Post

Macfarlane Thomas W., manager San Fran-
cisco Detective Agency, 331 Montgom-
ery, rooms 44-45, r. 606 Montgomery, room
33

Macfarlane William, lineman Edison Light and

Power Co., r. 117, 10th
je®"Macfarlane. See McFarlane
Macgenn Thomas J., master mariner, r. 4 Olive

Court
MacGillivray W. H. & Co. (William H. Mac-

Gillivray and Matt Johnston), real

estate and commission agents, 921 Mar-

" William H. (W. H. MacGillivray & Co., r.

21 Van Ness Av
" William H. Mrs., furnished rooms, 21
Van Ness Av
4®"MacGillivray. See McGillivray and Mc-

Gilvray
MacGougan Mary, widow, r. 613^4 Broderick
MacGowan Daniel E., teamster, r. 34 Fell
.i8®"MacGowan. See McGowan and McGown
Macgregor David, r. 1234 Jackson
>8®"MacGregor. See McGregor
Machabee Eugene, teamster S. F. Gas Light
Co.
" George, commercial traveler, r. 103 Caro-
line
" Joachim, r. 103 Caroline
" Peter, printer Charles A. Lane, r. 103 Caro-
line
" Thomas, helper William A. Schrock
Machado Francis, barber Charles Finney, r. 3
Glover
" John F., barber, r. 3 Glover
" Peter, barber, 503 Howard, r. 538 Howard
rear
Maohe Peter (Mache & Bazzini) , and restaurant ,
105, 7th, r. 1717 Mason
" & Bazzini (Peter Mache and Marco Baz-
zini), restaurant, 531 Broadway
Machefert Nellie, widow, dressmaker", r. 14 John
Machesi Angelo, clerk Gendotti Bros., r. 445 Ivy

Av
Machin T. N., president Home and Farm Com-
pany, 64-65 Chronicle Bldg, r. East Oak-
land
Machol Eugene (Michels & Wand), r. 935 Post
Machrey Edward, laborer, r. 1909 Geary
Maclndoe Walter, clerk, r. 2706A Mission
Maclnnis Alexander, ship carpenter, r. 306
Shotwell
" Martin B., physician and surgeon, 2134
Howard
Macintosh James S., liquors, 42 McAllister, r.
40 McAllister
" Robert, fireman, r. 24 Grand Av
4®=Macintosh. See Mcintosh
Mack A. Mrs., pantry woman Palace Hotel, r. 135
Hayes
■' Adolph (Mack & Co.), r. 2315 Buchanan
" Albert, driver Morton Special Delivery, r.

340 Taylor

" Alexander, clerk W. R. Grace & Co., r. 1318

California

Mack Arthur E., attorney at law, 1504 Market,

rooms 31-33

" August, r. 2507 Pine

" Bessie, widow, dressmaker, r. 223a Leaven-
worth
" -Cavanagh Maimie Mrs., r. 2112 Baker
" Christian, cellarman' John Wieland Brew-
ery, r. 924 York
" Christina Mrs., r. Old People's Home
" Daniel, cattle driver, r. 512, 4th
" David, teamster, r. 721 Natoma
" Dominic, laundryman, r. 644 Natoma
" Emil, machinist, r. 1108 Alabama
" Francis, cook, r. 765 Mission
" Frank, glass blower, r. 617 Sacramento
■' Frank F., butcher, 5 Oak. r. 20/2 Oak
" Frederick, r. 18 Pearl
" Frederick, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. E

bet San Bruno and Alabama
" Frederick C, groceries and liquors, SW

cor Waller and Webster, r. 423 Waller
" George, waiter, r. 715 Howard
" George W., machinist Union I. Wks, r. 331

Mississippi
" Jacob, currier John Reilly, r. NE cor Adam

and Eve
" Jacob, tinners. F. Gas Light Co., r. 428.
29 th

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Mack J. August, r. Old People's Home
" James, cigars and tobacco, 916 Kearny, r.
933 Kearny
James, sailmaker, r. 66 Tehama
John, laborer, r. 310, 11th
John, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
John A., carpenter, r. 1 Fargo PI
Joseph, bookbinder Hicks- Judd Co., r. 917^4

Mission
Joseph A., butcher David F. Kenney, r. 613

Bryant
Lawrence, r. 908 O'Farrell
Margaret, widow, r. 613 Bryant
Maria, widow, r. 1539 Geary
Michael J., bookbinder, r. 145, 5th
Milton S., r. 1621 Vallejo
O. E. Mrs., r. 414 Taylor
Oscar E., cashier J. C. Nolan & Co., r. Oak-
land
Patrick, r. 1018 Alabama
Patrick Mrs., bakery, 1018 Alabama
Philip, dryer La Grande Laundry
Richard, baker, r. 212 Broadway
Simon, merchandise broker and importer,

112 California, r. 908 O'Farrell
Walter, bookkeeper, r. 2934 Folsom
Wilfred (Fletcher & Co.), r. 908 O'Farrell
William, liquors and lodgings, 510 Pacific
William B. (Mack & Warren), r. 9 St. Ann's
Bldg
Mack & Co. (Adolph Mack, Leon Guggenhime
and Fred S. Kellogg), importers and
wholesale druggists, 11 Front
" & Warren (William B. Mack and William
Warren), chiropodists, 7 St. Ann's Bldg
J8®=Mack. See Maack
Mackall Benjamin F., bookkeeper, r. 308 Grove

" Mary A., widow, r. 308 Grove
Mackay Alex & Son (Alexander and Walter S.
Mackay), carpets, furniture and up-
holstery, 715 Market
" Alexander (Alex Mackay & Son), r. 23 Noe
" Archie, laborer, r. 529 Sacramento
" David B., salesman Raphael Weill & Co.,

r. Oakland
" Duncan C, director Skagit Cumberland
Coal Co. and executor estate of P. N.
Mackay, 408 California, room 4, r. 1419
Washington
" George, helper Ames & Harris, r. 337 Te-
hama
" George D., clerk Shainwald, Buckbee &

Co., r. 1419 Washington
" John W., capitalist, 7 Nevada Block, r.

Virginia City, Nevada
" Patrick N. (estate of), 408 California,

room 4
" Robert G., journalist, r. 1419 Washington
" Thomas B., r. 1419 Washington
" Walter S. (Alex Mackay & Son), r. 887 Noe
" William, salesman Raphael Weill & Co.),

r. 510 Geary
" William A., clerk George F. Grant, r. Oak-
land
" William D., salesman Gutta Percha and

Rubber Mfg. Co., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" William J. B., deputy Sheriff, r. 114 Valen-
cia
" William W., tinner S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
Oakland
-eS^Mackay. See Mackey, Mackie, McKay and

McKee
MacKeever Lottie B. Mrs., furnished rooms,

10131/2 Larkin
Mackel Ann, widow, r. 115 Ash Av
" Charles, card writer, r. 521 Green
" Henry, molder Atlas Iron Wks, r. 670 Bran-
nan
" Peter, laborer, r. 670 Brannan
" Thomas, paper carrier, r. 426 Haight
Macken James, r. 1026a Folsom
4®="Macken. See Mackin and Makin
MacKenzie Alice Miss, clerk Kenneth M.
Forbes, r. 5OV2, 3d
" Angus, r. 2 Alemany
Mackenzie Angus, shipwright, r. 116 Mississippi

" Catherine, nurse, r. 709 Sutter
MacKenzie Charles F., salesman, r. 630 Bush
" Donald, sewing machine agent, r. 217, 6th Av

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

SEAT CUSHIONS

In Plush, Terry, Damask and Sateen, Made

to Order for Churches, Lodges,

Steamboats, etc.

S^I-S^T- IVIARKEX

Mackenzie F. Marshall, candy maker, r. 1612

Bush
" George F., broom manufacturer, 703 Front,

r. Alameda
" James M., carpenter Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co.,

r. 1612 Bush
" James W., broom corn and broom manu-
facturers' supplies, 703 Front, r. 131

Montgomery
MacKenzie John, stockbroker, r. 3626, 16th
Mackenzie Kenneth Mrs., furnished rooms, 906

Market
" Robert, clerk Stauf & Cooper, r. 1723i^

Leavenworth
" Robert Rev., pastor First Presbyterian

Church, r. 2021 California
-^T" Mackenzie. See McKenzie
Mackey Daniel, gardener, r. 912 Guerrero
" James F., expressman, r. 510, 14th
" James P., policeman, r. 872, 18th
" John, clerk, r. 510, 14th
" John, salesman Spink Bros., r. 540, 27th
" John J., salesman London Tea Co., r. 510,

14th
" Lizzie Miss, teacher painting, 811, 17th
" Mary, widow, r. 811, 17th
" Mary Mrs., r. 908 Illinois
" Patrick, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
" Patrick, teamster F. P. Elliot, r. 72614

Clementina
" William, laborer, r. 106 Mississippi
.^5=" Mackey. See Mackay, Mackie, McKay and

McKee
Mackie Alexander, secretary San Francisco &

San Joaquin Valley Railway Company,

office 321 Market, r. Alameda
" Andrew, cabinet maker, r. 1011 Minna
" David J., plumber, r. 618 Larkin
" George F., laborer, r. 19th bet Eureka and

Douglass
" Hamilton W., druggist, r. 618 Larkin
" James, fireman, r. 216 Michigan
" James B., clerk W. J. Callingham, r. Mill

Valley
" Lizzie, nurse, r. 1328 California
" Robert, plumber and gasfitter, 23 Valencia,

r. 21 Valencia
" W. H., master schr Reporter, office 28 Cali-
fornia
" William, janitor U. S. Mint, r. Berkeley
" William, manufacturers' agent, 53 Flood

Bldg, r. 13oA Douglass
4®= Mackie. See Mackay, Mackey, McKay and

McKee
Mackillop Angus, clerk R. G. Dun & Co., r. 410,

8th Av
" Archibald, foreign correspondent Crown

Distilleries Co., r. SWcor California and

4th Av
4®= McKillop. See McKellops and McKillop
Mackin Annie Mrs., saleslady The Hamburger

Co., r. 1231 Folsom
" John, shoemaker, r. 646 Folsom
" Samuel, oyster cocktails, 10414 Powell, r.

4621/4 Minna
" Thomas, longshoreman, r. 3 Billings PI
j^= Mackin. See Macken and Makin
TVIackinnon George S., master mariner, r. 1208

Waller
Mackinson George H., carpenter Raphael Weill

& Co., r. Berkeley
Mackintosh Belle, nurse, r. 803 Leavenworth
" Charles D., carpenter, r. 539 Wisconsin
" Daniel, r. 913 Union
" Donald (S. S. Ferguson & Co.), r. 1023 Fair

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Mackintosh Eliza Miss, teacher elocution, r. 803
Leavenworth
" John W., clerK, r. 1721i4 San Carlos Av
" William C, electrician, r. 913 Union
4@=-Mackintosh. See Macintosh
Macklehaugh Elizabeth, widow, r. SW cor Ba-
ker and Filbert
Macklin George, laundryman, r. 227, 11th
" John N., compositor H. S. Crocker Co., r.
3021 Golden Gate Av
Mackrett George B., reporter Call, r. 950 Geary
Macks Jacob I., collector Rauer's Law and

Collection Office
MacLachlan Dugald, janitor, r. 1585 Valencia

" Jean Mrs., furnished rooms, 1585 Valencia
MacLauchlan, Charles R., packer Neustadter

Bros., r. 826K2. 15th
MacLaurin James B., dental student, r. 1170

Market
Maclay John, manager The Clark Mile-End
Spool Cotton Co., 108 Battery

MACLEAN D.,

physician and surgeon. Dean and
professor obstetrics California Medical
College, oface hours 1 to 4 and 7 to 8 p.
m., Sundays 10 a. m. to 12 m., office 37,
38 and 39 St. Ann's Bldg, 6 Eddy, tele-
phone Bush 7, r. 1714 Ellis, telephone
West 294
MacLean Hector, carpenter Risdon I. & L.
Wks, r. Oakland
" Hugh M., clerk freight auditor's dept. S. P.

Co.,r. 1021 Oak
'• John, policem.an, r. 630 Olive Av
" John A., clerk Hongkong and Shanghai

Banking Corporation, r. Cosmos Club
" Louise, domestic, 2120 Pacific Av
Maclean Sanitarium, L. F. Herrick resident

physician, 1534 Mission
4®=MacLean. See McClain, McLain, McLane

and McLean
MacLellan Annie, domestic, 2501 Steiner
MacLennan Julia Mrs., teacher music, r. 622b
Geary
" Kate, widow, r. 1623 Eddy rear
4®=" MacLennan. SeeMcClennan andMcLellan
MacLeod Alexander, boiler maker, r. 3621^
Clementina
" George, cigars and tobacco, 1571 Market
" John A., driver Hedemark & McNab, r. 715

Church
" M. Miss, clerk Kohlberg, Strauss & Froh-

man, r. Oakland
" Margaret, widow, r. 715 Church
" Robert P., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r.
1714 Clay
4®"MacLeod. See McCloud and McLeod
Macloon Charles H., master mariner, r. 2411

Washington
Maclure Charles L., clerk T. H. Frolich, r. 142,

7th
Maolurkin Alfred R., watchman, r. 1532 Castro
MacLymont Victor H. M. (Saville MacLymont

&Co.), r. Cosmos Club
MacLyon William, mechanical engineer, r. 21

Rondel PI

Macmillan John A., clerk Singer Mfg Co., r. 545

Franklin

" Willis M., real estate, r. 214^ Chattanooga

J8®=-MaoMillan. See McMillan and MoMuUin

MacMonagle Beverly, physician and surgeon,

94-95 Crocker Bldg, r. 1311 Hyde
MacMuUen James, city editor Call, r. 2118 Van
Ness Av
" John H., printer, r. 2118% Van Ness Av

MacMuUen Thomas, laborer, r. 22d Av nr Point

Lobos Av
4®" MacMuUen. See McMullen
4®" MacMurray. See McMurray
Macnab Mary H. Miss, housekeeper, 144 Sil-
ver
MacNeil Sarah Mrs., r. 321 Taylor
MacNeill Charles, clerk Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 235

San Jose Av
" Jackson, assistant accountant London and

San Francisco Bank, r. 235 San Jose Av
" John, blacksmith, r. 10 Minnesota
J9®= MacNeill. See McNeill
MacNevin Harry J., polisher, r. 1047 Mission
" Lena A. Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 1047

Mission
*®="MacNevin. See McNevin
MacNutt Archibald H., marble and granite

monuments, 374 Brannan, r. 940 Mission
" Homer, machinist S. F. & S. M. Ry., r. 1509

Dolores
4®" MacNutt. See McNutt
Macomber C. A. & Co. (Charles A. Macomber),

dealers in boots and shoes, a:

J. E. Tilt Shoe Co. (Chicago, 111.),

Clay
Macomber Charles A. (C. A. Macomber & Co.),

and president Macomber-Grayson Co., r.

414 Eddy
Macomber-Grayson Co., C. A. Macomber presi-
dent, John J. Greely secretary, office 123

Clay
" Horace L., painter, r. 781 Mission
" John H. Rev., post chaplain U. S. A., r.

Angel Island
" Steven L., carpenter, r. 8 Elliott Park
" William T., proprietor The Macabeau,420,

6th
Macondray Atherton, manager Macondray &

Company, 425-427 Market, r. Menlo Park

Macondray Bros. & Lockard

(William and George N. Macondray
and Walter S. Lockard), importers
silks, mattings and teas, and com-
mission merchants, sole agents
Pacific Coast Louis Roederer Cham-
pagne, 124 Sansome
Macondray Building, 206 Sansome

" George N. (Macondray Bros. & Lockard),
r. Yokohama

" Horatio N., with Macondray Bros. & Lock-
ard, r. Kobe, Japan

" William (Macondray Bros. & Lockard), r.
932e Slitter

MACONDRAY & COMPANY,

J. L. Rathbone secretary, Barry Bald-
win and Atherton Macondray man-
agers, importers teas, mattings and
silks, shipping and commission mer-
chants, and agents North China
Insurance Co. (limited), 425-427 Mar-
ket
Macouillard Louis, clerk Block & Georges, r. 17
Adelaide PI
" Peter, cook, r. 17 Adelaide PI
Maoowsky J. & Co. (Jacob Macowsky and I. M.
Cohn), loan office, 602 Kearny
" Jacob (J. Macowsky & Co.), and watches
and jewelry, 211 Kearny, r. 1007 Pierce
4®=" Macowsky. See Makowsky
Macphee Nathan F., restaurant, 1507 Market,

r. 1507/2 Market
Macpherson Alexander M. (Macpherson &

Rucker), r. 216 Chattanooga
Macpherson Alexander W., with H. S. Crocker
Co., r. lORuss
" Esther Mrs., board and lodgings, 322-324

Golden Gate Av
" Frederick, advertising agent, 6 Mills Bldg,

6th floor
" John, boiler maker, r. 433, 24th
" Robert, miner, r. 1313a Hayes
" " William, cook, r. 1001 Battery
" & Rucker (A. M. Macpherson and W. S.
Rucker), produce commission, 215-219
Washington
4®*Macpherson. See McPherson

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Macquarrie Donald B., accoutant, r. 2853 Mis-
sion

MacRae William A., note teller London and
San Francisco Bank, r. 1920 Washington

Macrae William D., salesman Murphy, Grant &
Co., r. 1032 Mission

j8®=- Macrae. See McRae and McCrea

Macredy John, brass molder M. Greenberg's
Sons, r. 806 Douglass

Macrow Thomas, engineer Newell & Bro., r. 31
CoUingwood

MAOSORLEY A. & 00.

(Alfred S. Macsorley), general adver-
tising agents and bill distributors. 111
Stevenson

Macsorley Alexander K., sign painter, r. 618
Stevenson
" Alfred S. (A. Macsorley & Co.), r. Oakland
" Henry, circular distributor, 45, 3d, r. 618
Stevenson
jg®=-Macsorley. See McSorley
MacVicar Alexander, porter Cartan, McCarthy

&Co., r. 418 Clayton
Macy Charles E., expressman, NW cor Stockton
and Geary, r. 12 Henrietta Square
" Harrison, bookkeeper Duffey Bros., r. East

Oakland
" Henry C, architect, 208 Kearny, r. 1215

Mason
" Mary F. Mrs., varieties, 26O8I/2 Mission
" William A., boiler coverer, r. 37 Louisa
" William W., gardener Garfield Square, r.
2608 Mission
Madden Ambrose J., saddler Morton Special
Delivery, r. 44, 6th
" Daniel, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 425, 3d
" David D., metal rooter, r. 510V4 Hayes
" Delia, widow, r. 794 Van Ness Av
" Edmund W., compositor, r. 1637 Folsom
" Edward, starcher Modern Laundry, r. 6th

bet Howard and Mission
" Frank E., bookkeeper Nathan.'Dohrmann &

Co., r. North Temescal
" Frederick, civil engineer, r. 522 Turk
" George, clerk, r. 441 Clementina rear
" Henrietta Mrs., r. 139 Dolores
" Henry A., policeman, r. 133 Capp
" Honora, widow, r. 17 Baker
" James (Carroll & Madden), r. 250 Tehama
" James, driver, r. 539 Geary
" James, gardener, r. 13 Albion Av "
" James, hostler R. E. Cole, r. 246, 3d
" James, plumber, r. 304, 3d
" James A., liquors, 79 Stevenson, r. 81 Stev-
enson
" James A., plasterer, r. 3103 Fillmore rear
" James G., tailor, r. 18!^ Folsom Av
" James S., steamfltter, r. 12OI/2, 31st
Madden Jerome, land agent Southern Pacific
Railroad Co., 14 Hobart Bldg, r. 2709 Sac-
ramento
" J. H., fireman S. P. Co., r. 218 Shotwell
" John, blacksmith Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 704

Tennessee
" John, butcher, r. 305 Hayes
^' John, candy maker J. Seidl & Co., r. 3427

Mason
" John, saloon keeper, r. 817 Howard
" John, shoemaker, r. 126 Oak
" John, teamster, r. 157 Silver
" John C, plasterer, r. SIS'A Capp
" John F., lieutenant U. S. A., r. 2709 Sacra-
mento
" John J., car cleaner S. P. Co., r. 738 Treat Av
" John J., plumber John M. Duncan & Son, r.

940 Bryant
" John J., pressman Chronicle, r. 537a Green-
wich rear
" John J. Jr., car repairer S. P. Co., r. 19

South Park
" John K., painter, r. 441 Valencia
" John M., butcher Joseph Furlong, r. 305

Hayes
" John W., japanner Pac. Sheet Metal Wks,

r. 3015 Golden Gate Av
" Joseph, foundryman, r. 501 Napa
" Joseph, ironworker Union I. Wks, r. 780
Illinois

W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.

Artistic Tiles,

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AMERICAN AND ENGLISH-

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Madden Joseph J., bookkeeper Miller, Sloss &

Scott,r. 2City HallPl
" Lillie E. Miss, stenographer Joseph Leg-

gett, r. 120'/2, 31st
" Mary, widow, r. 130V4, 31st
" Melo, waiter John B. Shay, r. 13V4 Sacra-
mento
" Michael, r. St. Mary's Hospital
" Michael, mining, r. 701 Stockton
" Michael, seaman, r. 431, 4th
" Michael J., real estate and insurance

broker, 1627 Folsom
" Nellie, widow, r. 304, 3d
" Patrick, engineer Edison Light and Power

Co., r. 533 Natoma
" Patrick, laborer, r. 350 Tehamd,
" Patrick, laborer, r. 1703 Howard
" Patrick, laborer, r. cor 16th and Alabama
" Patrick F., r. 7 Harriet
" Patrick H., laborer, r. 537 Ivy Av
" Richard, liquors, 401 Francisco, r. 318

Broadway
" Robert W., distributor postofflce, r. 441

Valencia
" Thomas, driver, r. 7 Harriet
" Thomas, laborer, r. 350 Tehama
" Thomas, painter, r. 738 Treat Av
" Thomas, tanner Richard Curtis, r. 3007

Mission
" Thomas, watchman S. P. Co., r. 826 Folsom
" Thomas F., teamster J. F. Holland, r. 46

" Thomas P., capitalist, r. Occidental Hotel
" Thomas P., boiler maker Risdon I. & L.

Wks, r. 15 McLea Court
" Thomas P., laborer S. P. Co., r. 836 Folsom
" Thomas W., cornice maker William Cro-

nan, r. 510% Hayes
" Thomas W., painter Market St. Ry., r. 609,

31st
" Wilkes C, transferer Dickman-Jones Co., r.

441 Valencia
" William, boiler maker Risdon I. & L. Wks,

r. 407, 1st
" William A., clerk Christian G. Berger, r.

1113Vallejo
" William J., sawyer M. Hansen & Co., r. 318
Capp
Madden William M., attorney at law, 74-80
Chronicle Bldg, and Prosecuting Attor-
ney Police Court 4, r. 1334 Clay
Maddock Sarah P., widow, r. 1118 Leavenworth
Maddooks William Mrs., r. 317 Jones
Maddox Cabel H., r. 104 Baker
" James U., tinner James De La Montanya
" Walter G., clerk general passenger
agent's office S. P. Co., and secretary
Western Outlook Publishing Co., 435
Montgomery, room 6, r. 1596 Bush
Maddrill John W., printer Palace Hotel

" Walter, printer Palace Hotel
Maddux Charles, medical student, r. 610 Mason
'• James E., physician, r. 610 Mason
" James H. Mrs., r. 3009 Sacramento
Madel Henry, cooper, r. llO'/a, 14th
" Magdalena, widow, r. 110%, 14th
" Peter, cooper David Woerner, r. llO'/s, 14th
Mader Otto, confectionery, 2027 Fillmore, r. 2414

Sacramento
Madera Canal and Irrigation Co. (Madera, Cal.),
E. W. Chapman president, Dudley C.
Bates secretary, 81 Nevada Block
" Frederick W., city passenger agent Bur-
lington Route, r. 2044 Scott
" Improvement Co. The, 52 Chronicle Bldg
" P., seaman str City of Sydney

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Madero Albert D., teamster Albert E. Buck-
man, r. 116 Eddy

" Rose, widow, r. 1226 Green
Madge Ada M. Miss, stenographer P. F. Ben-
son, r. Oakland

" Frederick, asst. secretary S. P. Co., room
23 Hobart Bldg, r. 1039 Dolores

" James W., deckhand str Bay City, r. Oak-
land
Madgio Louis, fish dealer, 121, 9th, r. 1007 Bat-
tery
Madigan Edward J., butcher, r. 467 Stevenson

" Jane, widow, r. 232, 29th

" John, barber, r. 704^ Linden Av

" John, laborer, r. 154, 1st

" Matthew, porter, r. 19 Sumner

" Patrick, teamster Michael Sheedy, r. 558
Stevenson

" Repository Co., Thomas F. Madigan man-
ager, 1128 Mission

" Thomas C, brakeman J. W. Ferris, r. SW
cor Carl and Cole

" Thomas F., manager Madigan Repository
Co., 1128 Mission, r. 6231/2 Minna
Madill David, physician, 330 Sutter
Madine John, laborer Armour Packing Co. r.

1220 Kearny
Madison Alfred, seaman, r. 9 Clay

" Annie C, widow, r. 532 Grove
Madison Bennett H. (B. H. Madison & Sons),
and president Pacific Coast Dredging
and Reclamation Co., 15 Steuart, r. 115
Capp
Madison B. H. & Sons (Bennett H., Martin J.
and Henry B.), shipping, commission
and insurance, 15 Steuart

" Charles, carpenter, r. 227, 2d

" Daniel, stevedore, r. 51 Stanford

" Edison, printer, r. 2 Russell

" Elizabeth Mrs., r. 217 Francisco

" Frank, longshoreman, r. 578 Howard

" Frank A., clerk Gove & Co., r. Oakland
Madison Frank D., attorney at law, 97-103
Crocker Bldg, r. 2515 Broadway

" George, master mariner, r. 95 Steuart

" George, teamster Kinsman & Ornsby, r. 413
Larkin

" George E., r. 329 Jessie

" Hannah, widow, r. 217 Francisco

" Hans, ship owner, Pier 4 Steuart, r. 2326
Mission

" Harry, transferer Schmidt Label & Lith.
Co., r. 629 Florida

" Harry, surfman South Side U. S. Life
Saving Station

" Helena Mrs., r. 45 Palmer

" Henry, saloon keeper, r. 2817 Folsom
Madison Henry B. (B. H. Madison & Sons and
Kruse & Madison), and notary public,
15 Steuart, r. 532A 17th

" James, r. 2213 Leavenworth

" James, brakeman S. P. Co.. r. 334 Green

" James, secretary A. F. Tenney Co. and
Gem Mining and Milling Co. and presi-
dent Fresno Fruit Packing Co., office 839
Folsom, r. Alameda

" John, gardener, r. 1617 California
Madison Martin J. (B. H. Madison & Sons and
Kruse & Madison), and secretary Pacific
Coast Dredging and Reclamation Co.
and Pacific Marine Railway and Ways
Co., 15 Steuart, r. 113 Capp

" Mary Miss, r. 918 Montgomery

" Mary A. Mrs., r. 329 Jessie

" Maurice A. H., clerk Bancroft-Whitney
Co.,r. Oakland

Madison Mining Co. (Calaveras Co.), H. G.

Stevenson secretary, 532 Market
" Nicholas, r, 933 Mission
" Ole, teamster Wainwright & Easton, r. 314

Folsom
Madison Primary School, Miss Elizabeth F.

Bartlett principal, S s Clay bet Walnut

and Laurel
" Thomas, driver, r. bVSYz Hyde rear
" Walter E., clerk Girvin & Eyre, r. 532

Grove

MADISON & BURKE

(Martin J. and Frank H. Burke and
John T. Harmes), real estate and in-
surance brokers, rent collectors, 626
Market

4®="Madison. See Madson, Matson and Matte-
son
Madmanusen Axel, waiter, r. 7 Henrietta

Square
Madrid Ygnacio L., pressman Joseph M. Tor-
res, r. 1013 Clay
Madrilley Jorge, Consul Spain, 41154 California
Madsen Albert M., master ship John Ena,
office 10 Mission
" C, r. 220 Pacific

" Charles, master mariner, r. 320 Drumm
" Christian, packer Lewis Packing Co. and

Vinegar Wks, r. 14 Washington
" Edward P., teamster James Miller, r.511

Jersey
■' Frederick, laborer, r. 169 Silver
" George, barber, r. 550 Mission
" Henry J., watchmaker and jeweler, 260, 3d,

r. West Berkeley
" John, foreman Henry W. Gray, r. 16 Webb
" John J., stereotyper Post, r. 1120 Fell
" Mads, lumberman, r. 2523 Bryant Av
" Martin, waiter Andrew Christensen, r. 36

Tehama
•' M. J., master mariner, 9 Mission, r. Oak-
land
" Nicholas, clerk Andrew Christensen
" Peter, laborer, r. 1521, 19th Av South
" Robert K., foreman Lewis Packing Co,

and Vinegar Wks, r. ■209'-A Chestnut
" Samuel, laborer, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Madson Edward, baker Buhlmann & Woelfel,
r. 1523 Mission
" Emil, teamster Thomas Billingslea, r. 317

Turk
" George, seaman, r. 126 Oregon
" Mace J., sailmaker Simpson & Fisher, r.

323, 22d
" Ole, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1585 Va-
lencia
" Oliver (Madison & Peterson), r. 323, 22d
" & Peterson (Oliver Madson and Andrew
Peterson), restaurant, 107 Berry
4®"Madson. See Madison, Madsen, Matson,

Mattson and Matzen
Maehl John, millhand W. H. Miner, r. 1715, 25th
Maennerbuhd Hall, W s Potrero Av nr 24th
Maertins Richard, traveling salesman Till-

mann & Bendel. r. Oakland
Maessen William, r. 1409 Scott
Maestretti Frank A., marble works, 206 Central
Av, r. 1316 Broderick
" Giuseppe, waiter Perini's Restaurant, r

1113 Kearny
" Richard, collector Swiss Mutual Benevo-
lent Soc, r. ll]3Kearny
" Silvio, plumber, r. 1113 Kearny
Maetzen Edla, domestic, 1432 Golden Gate Av
Maffei Giacomo, clerk G. Bovo, r. 1219^,4 Kearny
Magagnos Charles D. P., salesman Lewis, An-
derson & Co., r. 204 Castro
" Julian A., solicitor Tom C. Grant, r. 204
Castro
Magallon Joseph, roaster D. Ghirardelli Co., r.
1321 Kearny
" Rosa Miss, fringemaker A. Colombat, r.
1321 Kearny
Magaltios Antonio L., cook Lisbon House, r.

422 Drumm
Magann James G. , printer, r. 2425 Washing-
ton
" James G. Jr., r. 2425 Washington

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Magary Alvin, clerk The Zeno Mauvais Music

Co., r. 1822 San Carlos Av
" Amy Miss, r. 1822 San Carlos Av
" William W., tilesetter, 2334 Bryant Av, r.

2323 Bryant Av
jgS^Magary. See McGary and McGeary
Magdalen Asylum, in charge Sisters of Mercy,

bet 20th and 33d, Potrero Av and San

Bruno Av
Magdeburg Fire Insurance Co. (of Magde-
burg), Gutte & Frank managers Pacific

Coast Department, 303 California
Magee Alexander, machinist Risdon I. & L.

Wks, r. 907 York
" Daniel, floorwalker The Hamburger Co., r.

517 McAllister
" Edward, teamster Truckee Lumber Co.
" Frank B., clerk Hooker & Co., r. 1106 Po-
trero Av
" Frederick E., student, r. 800 Van Ness Av
Magee Harvey W., Bank Commissioner, 530

California, rooms 19-20, r. Pasadena, Cal.
" Henry S. (Van Pelt, Kilton & Magee), r.

Napa, Cal.
" J., master mariner, 9 Mission
" James, carpenter, r. 1106 Hyde
" James, laborer Union I. Wks, r. 501 Napa
" John, paver, r. 735 Brannan
" John, shipping clerk Washburn & Moen

Mfg Co., r. 908 Howard
" John, waiter, r. 508 Jessie
Magee John A. Jr., importer and dealer in

leather, agent Walker-Oakley Co., and

shipping and commission, 310 Clay, r.

1413 Hyde
" John P., liquors, 234 Townsend
" John P., machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks,

r. 907 York
" Kate, widow, r. 43 Moss
" Marshall, teamster, r. 39 Ritch
" Maude Miss, r. 1413 Hyde
" Rose Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home
" Rodger D., with Thomas Magee & Sons, r.

1316 Leavenworth
" Sadie Miss, r. 1716 Howard
" Thomas (Thomas Magee & Sons), r. 800 Van

Ness Av
" Thomas Jr. (Thomas Magee & Sons), r.

Hotel Richelieu

MAGEE THOMAS & SONS

(Thomas, William A. and Thomas Jr.),
real estate agents, editors and pro-
prietors San Francisco Real Estate
Circular, 4 Montgomery

Magee Walter, student, r. 80f) Van Ness Av
" William A. (Thomas Magee & Sons), r.
Fruitvale
4®"Magee. See McGee and McGhee
Magendie Hippolyte A., correspondent, r. cor
Union Av and Banks
" John B., r. 507 Pine
MagensoE Frank, laborer, r. 405 Beale
Mager Frederick, helper The A. Lietz Co., r.
419 Eddy
" John L., driver Farnsworth & Ruggles, r.
11 Clyde
Joseph, painter, r. 906 O'Farrell
Mary Mrs., seamstress, r. 717i/4 Bush rear
Max, grocer, r. 906 O'Farrell
Paul, carpenter, r. 1101 Folsom
Saul, painter, r. 906 O'Farrell
Severin, cellarmanC. Schilling & Co., r. Es
York nr Army
Magers Lemuel C, r. 2454 Pond
Maggart Cordie Miss, clerk, r. 639i/4 McAllis-
ter
" Edward F., bakery, 727 Larkin
" James M., canvasser, r. 629!^ McAllister
Maggetti A., laborer, r. 518 Francisco
" Gottardo, pastemaker Yosemite Flour

Mills, r. 32 Kate PI
" Joseph, pressman Schmidt Label & Lith.

Co.,r. 35 Kate PI
" Paul L., driver Farnsworth & Ruggles.
r. 35 Kate PI
Maggi Manuel, boarding, 8 Ohio PI
Maggini Charles (Garcia & Maggini), r. 10n«
Clay

Maggini Lena Miss, dressmaker, r. 1009 Wash-
ington
" Lora, widow, r. 1009 Washington
Maggio E., gardener Colombo Market
" Emile E., machinist W. T. Garratt& Co., r.

1007 Battery
" George, clerk Am. Union Fish Co., r. 1007

Battery
" Vincenzo, carpenter, 507 Green
Maggiolo Giovanni, scavenger, r. 9 Fillmore
Maggiora Bernard D., liquors, 90154 Kearny
" Louis (Maggiora & Sbragia), r. 118 Wash-
ington
" & Sbragia (Louis Maggiora and Charles
Sbragia), boarding and lodgings, 118
Washington
Magher Henry J., clerk, r. 333 Turk
Magidson Jacob, peddler fruit, r. 34 Capp

" Simon, r. 34 Capp
Magill Arthur E., general agent Phoenix In-
surance Co. (of Hartford, Conn.) and
Home Insurance Co. (of New York),
Mutual Life Bldg, SE cor California and
Sansome, r. Oakland
" Arthur E. Jr., clerk Home and Phoenix Ins.

Co's, r. Oakland
" Bernard, r. St. Mary's Hospital
" Charles R., patrolman Underwriters' Fire

Patrol No. 2, r. NE cor Eddy and Polk
" Mary L., domestic, 1020, 17th
'• William J., janitor Mills Bldg, r. 117 Butte
4®=Magill. See McGill
Magilton Ruth M., widow, r. 11 Dearborn PI
Maginess John R., clerk State Board of Harbor

Commissioners
Maginis John J., official reporter Superior Court

Dept. 11, r. 1943 Geary
Maginnis Charles, salesman Blake, Moffltt &
Towne, r. Alameda
" Christopher, pattern maker Union I. Wks,

r. 919, 15th Av South
" Eliphas, r. 1933 Bush
" James H., machinist Fulton Eng. and Ship

Bldg Wks, r. 21154 Page
" James H., workman U. S. Mint, r. 137 Sil-
ver
" John B., stereotyper Post, r. 803 Pine
" JohnR., bookkeeper, r. 127a Capp
" M. N., journalist, r. Commercial Hotel
i8®"Maginnis. See McGinness, McGuinness,

and Mclnnis
Magistra Charles A., liquors, 2305^ Montgom-
ery Av
Magliano Giuseppe, r, 510 Union rear
Maglioni Antonio, shoemaker, 1218 Kearny, r. 6

Green
Magnan Gustavo (Bailie & Magnan), r. SE cor

Greenwich and Gough
Magnani Deodato (E. Boschetti & Co.), r. 1596

Bush
Magnello Pasquali (Bacigalupi feMagnello), r.

517 Union rear
Magner Ambrose J., clerk, r. 832 Broadway
" Brothers (Emil, Saul and Joseph), paints
and oils and agents Heath & Milligan
Mfg Co. (Chicago,), .323-334 Front
" Catherine, widow, r. 833 Broadway
" David J., deputy Sheriff, r. 832 Broadway
" Dennis, r. 311 Broderick
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 1538a 25th
" Emanuel, machinist Yosemite Mfg Co., r.

21154 Turk rear
" Emil (Magner Bros.), r. 530 Ellis
" Frank W., printer, r. 3354 Perry
" Jennie, widow, r. 906 O'Farrell
" John, printer, r. 539 Sacramento

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Magner John U., fruits and vegetables, NW cor
Hyde and Union
" John D., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r.

110.5 Hyde
" John T., manager Shooting the Chutes

Shooting Gallery, r. 1518 Pacific Av
" Joseph (Magner Bros.), and with Scott &

McCord, r. 906 O'Farrell
" Louis, oartenaer Frank McManus, r. 130

Geary
" Mary Miss, principal Sutro Primary

School, r. 311 Broderick
" Max, r. 906 O'Farrell
" Max, janitor Harbor Commissioners
" Michael, painter, r. 315'^ Jessie
" Nathaniel A., bookkeeper, r. 311^2 Turk

rear
" Saul (Magner Bros.), r. 906 O'Farrell
" Thomas, foreman Engine 3, r. 1315 Califor-
nia
" Thomas H., clerk, r. 832 Broadway
" Thomas H., clerk, r. 1538a 25th
" William, contractor, r. 311 Broderick
" William F., groceries and liquors, 121,8th
" William J., compositor, r. 23 Perry
Magnes A. Mrs., widow, r. 608a Powell
;e®"Magnes. See Magnus
Magnesen Martin B., commission merchant, 405

Front, r. Ross, Marin Co.
Magneson Olaf, carpenter Central Lumber and

Mill Co., r. 249, 5th
Magnetic Elastic Truss Co. (Pierce & Son),

704 Sacramento
Magni Albert, packer, r. 908 Sansome
" Albert, porter J. Ivancovich & Co., r. 1113
Montgomery
Magnin Charles, engineer Yosemeti Flour Mills,
r. 97314 Bryant
" Emanuel (I. Magnin & Co.), r. 927 Sutter
" I. & Co. (Isaac, Emanuel and Joseph Mag-
nin), manufacturers ladies', children's
and infants' wear, 810 Market
" Isaac (I. Magnin & Co.), r. 927 Sutter
" Joseph (I. Magnin & Co.), r. 927 Sutter
Magno Ariano, porter Rimassa & Lafournere,

r. 14 Auburn
Magnolia Cafe, Nels M. Lund proprietor, 6 East

opposite Oakland Ferry
Magnolia Nurseries, J. Jacquemet & Co. pro-
prietors, cor 23d and Douglass
Magnus Alexander, student, r. 631 Hayes
" Harry, machinist Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg
Wks, r. 1104 Larkin
Magnus Maz, physician and surgeon, 229
Geary, hours 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. m., tele-
phone Main 5097, r. 631 Hayes
" Max Jr. , student Salfield & Kohlberg, r. 631

4®=Magnus. See Magnes
Magnusen Edward, seaman, r. 51 Stanford
" Frank, asst engineer str Encinal, r. 405
Beale
Magnuson Alfred, plumber Patrick E. O'Hair,
r. IO6/2, 3d
" Axel, waiter Wilson Dining Saloon, r. 7

Henrietta square
" Charles, seaman, r. 160 Steuart
" Charles A., foreman estate Herman Roy-

ers, r. 331 6th
" Francis J., tailor, r. 26 West Park
" Nels, seaman, r. 23!4 Silver
Magnussen Edward, seaman, r. 739, 4th
" Peder, conductor Pre-idio and Ferries
RR, r. 2218i4 Greenwich
Magoon Ann, widow, r. 508, 3d
" Anna F., widow, r. 440, 2d

Magoon L. C, salesman G. O. Heine & Co.
" Oscar S., driver Farnsworth & Ruggles, r.
129, 21st
Magoonis George, driver S. F. Laundry, r. 103
Wood
" James, machine operator, r. 103 Wood
" John, machinist Edison Light and Power
Co.,r. 103 Wood
Magorty Frederick W., drayman, 13-15 San-
some, r. 8 Haight
" Hugh, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

2809% California
" James, furrier, r. 18 Fair Oaks
" Robert M., porter, r. 1701 Dupont
" William D., teamster, r. 8 Haight
J8®"Magorty. See McGorty
Magrane Andrew F., agent S. F. & N. P. Ry,
Tiburon Ferry, r. NW cor Buena Vista
Av and Java
" Eleanor, widow, r. NW cor Buena Vista
Av and Java
^8®-Magrane. See McGrain and McGrane
Magrath Richard M., driver George Howes, r.

508 Jones
4®="Magrath. See McGrath and McGraw
Magritz August F., watchman Western Sugar
Refinery, r. 1324 Broadway
" Rosa Miss, dressmaker, r. 1324 Broadway
Magruder A. W., miner, r. 539 Sacramento
4®"Magruder. See McGruder
Maguire Andrew A., physician and surgeon,

1364 Market
Maguire Andrew G., attorney at law, 7-8 Mills
Bldg, 5th floor, r. 329 Page
" Annie, widow, r. 660 Howard
" Annie Mrs., liquors and lodgings, 736 How-
ard
" Annie Miss, cigar box maker, r. 32!4 Perry
rear
Maguire Augustus B., wholesale and retail
dealer in lime, laths, plaster, cement,
hair, nails, fire clay, fire brick, hay,
grain, wood and coal, coke and char-
coal, 2330-2334 Folsom, telephone Mis-
sion 1, box 263 Builders' Exchange, 40
New Montgomery, r. 448, 30th
" Augustus B. Jr., solicitor Fireman's Fund

Ins. Co., r. 448, 20th
" Bernard, laborer Market St. Ry, r. 103 Ger-
mania
Catharine, widow, r. 9 Erie
" Catherine, widow, r. 520, 7th Av
" Charles, engineer Yosemite Flour Mills, r.

9731/4 Bryant
" Charles J., fireman Phelan Bldg, r. 13}4

Perry
" Charles S., physician and surgeon, 400

Stockton, r. 227 Page
" Edward, r. Broad nr Orizaba Av
" Edward H., engineer Mission Soap and

Candle Wks, r. 23 Dorland
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 156 Silver
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 512?^ Natoma
" Eugene B., molder Golden State and Mi-
ners' Iron Wks, r. 62 Clementina
" Eugene F., tanner Metten & Gebhardt, r.

630 San Jose Av
" Flora IVJrs., solicitor, r. 1 Essex PI
' ' Frank, fireman Columbian Bldg, r. 2514 Fol-
som
" Frank, sweeper U. S. Mint, r. San Rafael,

Cal.
" Frank E., r. 1318 Howard
" Frank I., clerk Alonzo K. Philbrook, r. 7

Dale PI
" George E., general agent Texas and Pacific
Ry and Missouri Pacific Ry., 131 Cali-
fornia, r. 516 Van Ness Av
" Hannah, widow, r. Broad nr Orizaba Av
" Hannah T., school teacher, r. 3514 Folsom
" Harriet E. Miss, teacher Sutro Primary

School, r. 530, 7th Av
" Henry C, clerk Tax Collector's oflce
" James, r. 158 Shipley rear
" James, contractor, r. 5 Vernon PI
" James, coremaker W. T. Garratt & Co., r.

353 Shipley
" James, liquors, 9 Sherwood PI
" James, longshoreman, r. 43 Gilbert rear

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Maguire James, riveter Union I. Wks, r. 916
Illinois
James, street contractor, r. 219 Geary
James, teamster, r. 6 Myrtle Av
James, tinsmith, r. 912 Howard
James, wire drawer, r. 158 Shipley rear
James A., commission merchant, 130 San-
some, room 9, r. The California
Maguire James G., attorney at law and mem-
ber Congress, 6-12 Mills Bldg, 8th floor
" James H., metal roofer, 339 Eddy, r. 2514

Folsom
" James W., examiner U. S. Customs, r. Ala-
meda
" John, boiler maker, r. 105 New Montgom-
ery
" John, drayman, r. 1605 Dolores
" John, driver, r. 9 Erie
" John, laborer Catton, Bell & Co., r. 606 Na-

toma
" John, molder, r. 664Y2 Howard
" John, painter, r. 9 Havens
" John, saddler, r. 2514 Folsom
" John E.,carpenterS.F. Furniture Mfg Co.

" John H., fireman, r. 1218 Howard

« John J., bookbinder, r. 606 Natoma rear

" John v., clerk Joseph H. Maguire, r. 520,

7th Av
" John W., grip repairer Geary St. RR, r. 112

Clement
" Joseph, bookkeeper, r. 2338 Folsom
" Joseph, waiter George H. Richard
" Joseph H., butcher, 521 Lyon, r. 520, 7th

Av
" Joseph W., clerk, r. 1218 Howard
" Kate, liquors, 9 Sherwood PI
" Kate J. Miss, teacher Sutro Primary

School, r. 520, 7 th Av
" Lizzie Miss, clerk car accountant S. P.

Co., r. 410 Post
'■ Lucy, widow, r. 32 Perry rear
" M. & O. (Michael and Owen), wood and

coal, hay and grain, 133 Hayes
" Margaret Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home
" Mary Miss, shirtcutter, r. 32i/i Perry
" May Miss, dressmaker, r. 316, 3d
" M. E., traveling salesman, r. 905 Market
" Michael (M. & O. Maguire), r. 229 Page
" Michael, porter California Hotel, r. 16

Mason
" Nicholas J., horseshoer, 302 Beale, r. 1

Essex PI
" Michael, J., painter, r. 9 Havens
" Owen (M. &0. Maguire), r. 227 Page
" Patrick, r. 606 Natoma rear
" Patrick, locksmith, r. 316, 3d
" Peter, laborer, r. 84 Nye
" Peter, liquors, 31 Point Lobos Av
" Peter, marine engineer, r. 1218 Howard
" Peter T., watchman, r. 23 Dorland
" Philip, whitener, r. 12 Fargo PI
" Robert E., harness maker J. O'Kane, r. 352

Shipley
" Sadie J. Miss, nurse French Hospital
" Samuel J., clerk, r. 2216 Clay
" Thomas, lineman, r. iSWi Tehama
" Thomas, plumber, r. 7 Dale PI
" Thomas, tanner C. G. Bennett & Co., r. 936,

13th Av South
" Thomas, teamster Roth, Blum & Co.. r. 601.

7th
" Thomas, wool sorter, r. 415, 3d
" Thomas F., capitalist, r. 2316 Clay
" Thomas G., r. 2338 Folsom
" Thomas G., mining, r. 2707 Folsom
<' Thomas J., traveling salesman, r. 505A 7th
" Thomas R., stenographer, r. 9 Havens
" William contractor, r. 84 Nye
" William, fireman Pac. Wooden Ware and

Cooperage Co., r. China Av and Mission

Road
" William, horseshoer, r. 1 Essex PI
" William, shoemaker, r. 604 Bartlett
" William H., fireman Mission Soap and

Candle Wks, r. 23 Dorland
" William J., liquors, E s Mission Road opp

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Mahan Agnes, widow, r. 603?^ Hayes
" Charles E., compositor James H. Barry, r.

117 Bay
" Frank W., machinist, r. 357^4 Clementina
" Henry H., capitalist, r. 2001 Eddy
" Hugh, peddler, r. 106 Gilbert
" James, waiter, r. 510 Pacific
" James H., clerk Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,

r. 419 Laguna
" John, master mariner, r. 406, 13th
" Joseph H., teamster, r. 319 Fillmore
" Mary, widow, r. 4691^ Tehama
" William, laborer, r. 716 Clementina
" William, liquors, 4 Sherwood PI
" William, varnisher, r. 104 New Montgom-
ery
4®"Mahan. See Mahon, Mahone, Meehan,

Mehan and Meighan
Mahanny John A., compositor, r. 113 Eddy
Mahar William H., clerk Bowers Rubber Co., r.

335 Fell
4®"Mahar. See Maher and Meagher
Mahart Emma, widow, dressmaking, 2533 Bush
Mahe Gustave, physician, ofQce and r. 316
Kearny, hours 8 to 10 a. m., 3 to 4 and 7 to
8 p. m., telephone Black 61
Maher Ann, widow, r. 211, 11th
" Annie Miss, r. Our Lady's Home
" Catherine, widow, r. 1211 Eddy
" Cornelius, laborer, r. 59 Shipley
" Daniel, painter, r. 16!^ Folsom Av
" Daniel Jr., clerk, r. 16'/i Folsom Av
" Dennis, laborer, r. 13534 Perry
" Dominic Rev. O. P., clergyman St. Domi-
nic's Monastery
" Edward, r. 11 Fair Oaks
" Edward J. (MoUie A. Maher & Co.), and

painter, 1520 Howard, r. 1530M Howard
" Edward J., carpenter William B. Kreger,

r. 105 Precita Av
" J. & Son (James and Thomas F.), draymen

NW cor Beale and Howard
" James, r. 908 Folsom
" James (J. Maher & Son), r. 671 Harrison
" James, longshoreman, r. 816 Sansome
" James C, marine engineer, r. 2&y2 Kearny
" James F., blacksmith, r. 1924 Folsom
" James H., bricklayer, r. 38 Dore rear
" James T., cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 113

Perry
" John, gardener Mount Calvary Cemetery,

r. 14 St. Rose's Av
" John, lumber surveyor. 9 Mission, r. 835,

15th
" John, teamster Wheaton, Breon & Co., r. 32

Valley
" John, with William E. Maher, r. 1650 Hayes
" John J., carrier postofBce, r. 309a Clemen-
tina
" Joseph W., r. 105 Precita Av
" Joseph W. Jr., policeman, r. 105 Precita Av
" Julia G. Miss, teacher James Lick Gram-
mar School, r. 671 Harrison
" Martin, r. 1311 Eddy
" Martin, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

319 Vallejo
" Martin A., policeman, r. 441 Elizabeth
" Michael, laborer, r. 1408 Broderick
" Michael, teamster Corporation Yard Street

Dept, r. 908 Folsom
" Mollie A. Mrs. (Mollie A. Maher & Co.), r.

1520 Howard
" Mollie A. & Co. (Mrs. Mollie A. and Ed-
ward J. Maher), paints, oils, glass and
wall paper, 1530 Howard
" Philip, r. 1038 Army

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Richard, laborer U. S. Engineer's dept,
r. Presidio
" Thomas, expressman, NE cor 5th and How-
ard, r. 9)6, 26th
" Thomas, teamster Sperry Flour Co., r. 12

Chesley
" Thomas C, deputy County Clerk, r. 735, 23d
" Thomas D., medical student, r. 735, 23d
" Thomas F. (J. Maher & Son), r. 671 Harri-
son
" Vincent J., seal hunter, r. 723 Harrison
" William, cigars and tobacco, 61, 3d, r. 309a

Clementina
" William E., gents' furnishing goods, 41

East, r. 1650 Hayes
" William F., opener Nathan, Dohrmann &

Co., r. 309a Clementina
" William P., hardware, 546 Mission, r. 105
Precita Av
>8®=Maher. See Mahar and Meagher
Maherin Ada Miss, r. 1415 Larkin

" John, carpenter, r. 1024 Howard
4®"Maherin. See Meherin

Mahle William, bartender D. Hadeler, r. 3 Chat-
ham PI
Mahler Bernard, butcher Roth, Blum & Co., r.
cor 9th Av South and K
" Frank, machinist Golden State and Miners'

Iron \^^JS. r. 276 Minna
•' Henry, clerk U. S. Mint, r. 16 Pierce
" Henry J. (Bullwinkel & Co.), r. 625 East
MaMer Jolin D. , groceries and liquors, 1601
Mission, r. 1665 Mission
" William, janitor 302 Montgomery, r. 212
Prospect PI
;6®"Mahler. See Mehler
Mahlhop William, millman, r. 19 Rondel PI
Mahlke Lewis, foreman Abend Post, r. 2607

Howard
Mahlmann George H., lastmaker S. F. Last
Factory, r. 1319!4 Larkin
" Josephine, domestic, 1433 California
J^~Mahlmann. See Mohlmann
Mahlon Henry, paper hanger, r. 123 Eddy
Mahlstadt Henry, master schr Emily Lundt,

office 56 Steuart, r. 553 Howard
Mahlstedt Brothers (Frederick and John J.),
butchers, 322 Folsom
" Frederick (Mahlstedt Bros.), r. 322 Folsom
" John J. (Mahlstedt Bros.), r. 322 Folsom
" Louis, bartender, r. 129a San Jose Av
" Thomas, master bktn Newsboy
Mahncken John H., bookkeeper Jos. Fredericks

& Co., r. 6.32 Post
4®"Mahnke. See Mankey
Mahlolme James B..r. 527 O'Farrell
Mahomn George, 3d cook str Australia
Mahon Ellen, widow, r. 106i4 Clara
" Frank, r. 1429 Mason
" Frank, r. 2006 Washington
" Frank A., clerk, r. 1 Hyde PI
" Franklin, chemist, r. 606 Ellis
" Hugh, laborer, r. 319 Ivy Av
" James, clerk, r. 244 Clementina
" John, laborer, r. 15 Elliott Park
" John, laborer, r. 142^4 Clara
" John J., teamster, r. 106^/4 Clara
" John W., foreman, r. 227 Perry
" Joseph, jeweler Shreve & Co., r. 606 Ellis
'■ Joseph H., clerk C. A. Hooper & Co., r. 227

Perry
" Kate Mrs., janitress Madison Primary

School, r. 125 Eureka
" Thomas, engineer Chemical Engine 1, r.

175 Minna
" Thomas, wool sorter Watson & Marx

Mahon William, r. 175 Minna

" William J., finisher, r. 175 Minna

" William T., broommaker, r. 106V4 Clara
4®=Mahon. See Mahan

Mahone Alexander C, mail clerk, r. 1415 Cali-
fornia

" Alfred W., bookkeeper A. I. Hall & Son, r.
1415 California

" George D.. Pacific Coast Agent Dr. Plouf's
Rheumatism Cure, 24 and 38 Phelan
Bldg, r. 1415 California

" Jay R., clerk r. 509 Guerreo

" Michael J., coachman, 1120 Pine
>6^"Mahone. See Mahan, Mahon, Meehan, Me-

han and Meighan
Mahoney Andrew, blacksmith, r. 22^ Hayes

" Andrew, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 367
Natoma

" Bartholomew (Mahoney & Mahoney), r.
Concord, Cal.

" Bartley, distributor Post Office, r. 107 'Va-
lencia

" Belinda, stewardess str Eureka

" Charles, r. 505 Post

" Cornelius, r. 1121 Mission

" Cornelius, clerk, r. 14b Harriet

" Cornelius, laborer, r. 1610!?^ San Carlos Av

" Cornelius Jr., bookbinder 'Hicks- Judd Co.,
r. 1610V4 San Carlos Av

" Cornelius T., paper ruler Phillips Bros., r.
2204 Pine

" Daniel, laborer, r. 436 Natoma

" Daniel, millman, r. 405^2, 5th

" Daniel, proprietor The Avondale Hotel,
456, 6th

" Daniel, shoe finisher Cahn, Nickelsburg &
Co., r. 107 Valencia

" Daniel E., plumber J. Wilbur Clark, r. 1419
Larkin

" Daniel H.. laborer Pac. Sheet Metal Wks,
r. 124, 12th

" Daniel O., shoemaker Hugh Burns, r. 77gVi
Harrison

" Daniel R., painter, r. 133 Larkin

" Daniel W., blacksmith Fulton Eng. & Ship
Bldg Wks, r. 1119,23d

" David, clerk, r. 1513/2 Polk
Mahoney David I., attorney at law, 420 Mont-
gomery, room 35, r. 1019 Polk

" David P., blacksm^ithM. A. Reardon, r. cor
15th Av and J

" Denis, laborer, r. 8 Allen

" Denis, clerk S. F. & N. P. Ry. r. 1519 Pacific
Av

" Dennis, bartender John Eagan, r. 1129 Fol-
som

" Dennis, coalpasser str City of Sydney, r.
12 Federal

" Dennis, tailor, 1513 Polk, r. 1513/2 Polk

" Dennis J. (Mahoney & Mahoney), r. 21 Fell

" Edward J., marine engineer, 9 Mission, r.
8I214 Haight

" Edward J., molder, r. 1324 Florida

" E. I., r. 412 Taylor

" Elizabeth, widow, r. 812V^ Haight

" Ellen, widow, r. 516, 7th

" Ellen S. Miss, leather Spring Valley
Grammar School, r. 1503 Pacific Av

" Florence, domestic, 901 Sutter

" Francis, painter, r. 32 Minna

" Francis A., plumber, r. 1007 Haight

" Frank, tailor, r. 1121 Mission

" Frank E., salesman H. L. Judell & Co., r.
24 Dearborn

" Frank J., hackman, r. 1419 Larkin

" George, bookbinder Althof & Bahls, r. 24
Dearborn

" George M., machinist Wm. H. Birch & Co.,
r. North Temescal

" Hannah, widow, r. 1506 Fulton

" Hannah J., widow, r. IVZlVi Florida

" Henry T., photo-engraver Cal. Photo-en-
graving Co., r. 24 Dearborn

" James, chief engineer str Acapulco, r. 441
Bryant

" James, clerk, r. 35 Linden Av

" James, guard County Jail No. 2

" James, horseshoer John H. McCarty, r.
628/ Minna

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Mahoney James, laborer, r. 1147!4 Howard
" James A., barber, r. 8 Allen
" James A., policeman, r. 1018, 30th
" James D., plumber, r. 2013 Golden Gate Av
" James H., r. 441 Bryant
" James M., painter, r. 1147^/4 Howard
" James P., teamster Albert E. Buckman, r.

NW cor Steiner and Hermann
" Jeremiah, r. 255 Liberty
" Jeremiah, r. 1133 Post
" Jeremiah, laborer, r. 1229 Folsom
" Jeremiah H.,r. The Baldwin
" Jeremiah W., clerk, r. 433 Tehama
" J. J. &Co.(John,J. and Miss Mary Mahoney)

ladies' and gents' furnishing goods, 62,

3d
" Johanna, widow, janitress Moulder Pri-
mary School, r. 107 Valencia
" John, asphaltum work, r. 135 Shipley
" John, blacksmith, r. 1119, 23d
" John, driver Consumers' Ice Co., r. 516, 7th
" John, laborer, r. 638^ Minna
" John, laborer, r. 27th Av South nr G
" John, marine fireman, r. 546, 1st
" John, teamster, r. 219, 10th
" John D., bookkeeper, r. 536 Eddy
" John F., r. 811 Lombard
" John F., tailor, 1513 Polk, r. 1513y2 Polk
" John J. (J. J. Mahoney & Co.), r. 124, 13th
Mahoney John J., druggist, SW cor 10th and

Folsom, r. 330, 10th
" John J., expressman, r. 34 Dearborn
" John J., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

510 Vallejo
" John J., porter, r. 8 Allen
" John J. Jr., glovecutter, r. 510 Vallejo
" John P., r. 1419 Larkin
" John T., carpenter, r. 3713 Howard
" Josie Miss, stenographer, r. 133 Larkin
" Julia, housekeeper, 1033 Guerrero
" Kate, widow, r. 1403 Polk
" Lulu Miss, stenographer, r. 133 Larkin
" Maggie Miss, seamstress, r. 516, 7th
" Margaret J., teacher Washington Evening

School, r. 1503 Pacific Av
" Martin, longshoreman, r. 635 Davis
" Mary, widow, r. 610 McAllister
" Mary, widow, r. 823 Hayes
" Mary, widow, r. 1419 Larkin
" Mary Miss (J. J. Mahoney & Co.), r. 134,

13th
" Mary Miss, seamstress, r. 516, 7th
" Mary, domestic, 1130 Pine
" Mary A., widow, r. 33d bet Vermont and

Kansas, Potrero
" Mary B., widow, r. 1411 Larkin
" Mary E. Miss, seamstress, r. 3140b Market
" May, domestic, 3313 Fillmore
" Michael, boiler maker, r. 39 Minna
" Michael, butcher Roth, Blum & Co., r. 1021,

10th Av South
" Michael, helper Edison Light and Power

Co., r. 744 Harrison
" Michael, laborer, r. 436 Tehama
" Michael, lineman S. F. Dist. Tel. Co., r. 200

Sutter
" Michael, watchman, r. 511 Ivy Av
" Michael C, policeman, r. 1814 Green
" Michael J., longshoreman, r. 764 Harrison
" Nellie, domestic, 1819 California
" Patrick, groceries and liquors, 1333 Natoma
" Patrick, teamster W. G. Stafford & Co., r.

314, 6th
" Patrick A., policeman, r. 1007 Haight
" Patrick B., motorman Market St. Ry., r.

1604 Sanchez
" Peter, porter Joseph J. Feehan, r. 17 Auburn
" Raymond A., bookkeeper National Bottling

Co., r. 1007 Haight
" Samuel, cook, r. 605 Davis
" Stephen, helper Atlas Iron Wks, r. NE cor

Napa and Louisiana
" Stephen, rancher, r. cor 15th Av and J
" Thomas, carpenter, r. 35 Linden Av
" Thomas, engineer Conklin Bros., r. NW

cor 6th and Bryant
" Thomas, laborer, r. 301 Michigan
" Thomas, laborer, r. cor 15th Av and J
" Thomas, sergeant police, r. 500 Fell

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Mahoney Thomas Jr., horseshoer, r. cor 15th Av

and J
" Thomas B., carrier postofflce, r. 124, 13th
Mahoney Thomas L., physician and surgeon,

ofBce and r. 1903 Polk, hours 1 to 3 and

7 to 8 p. m., telephone Sutter 881
" Thomas W., r. 456, 6th
" Timothy, watchman U. S. Customs
" Timothy J., horseshoer, r. 8 Allen
" William, driver, r. 516. 7th
" William, laborer, r. 238V4 Ritch
" William, operator Buckingham & Hecht.

r. 133, 26th
" William C. (Mahoney & Ryland), r. Mill

Valley
" William E., blacksmith, r. 638% Minna
" William J., upholsterer, r. 24 Dearborn PI
" & Mahoney (Dennis J. and Bartholomew),

groceries and liquors, 1742 Market
Mahoney & Ryland fWilliam C. Mahoney and

Caius T. Ryland Jr.), architects, 74

Flood Bldg
Mahony Albert B., deputy County Clerk, r. 1302

Castro
' ' Alice G. , widow, dressmaker, r. 2015 Golden

Gate Av
" Andrew F., agent, r. 823 Guerrero

MAHONY BROTHERS

(Jeremiah and John J.), contractors
and builders, 199-200 Crocker Bldg

Mahony Catherine Miss. r. Our Lady's Home

" Daniel, laborer, r. 647 Howard

" Daniel G., clerk Hyman S. Jacobs, r. 3140b
Market

" Daniel J., president Mahony & Sons Dray-
age and Warehouse Co., 117 Market, r.
363 Brannan

" Denis M., horseshoer, r. 823 Guerrero

" Edward P.. clerk James B. Mahony, r. 1302

" Frank I., clerk Stafford & Stafford, r. 540
Page

" James B., groceries and liquors, 1300 Cas-
tro

" James W., treasurer Mahony & Sons Dray-
age and Warehouse Co., 117 Market, r.
363 Brannan

" Jeremiah, r. 823 Guerrero

" Jeremiah (Mahony Bros.), r. 540 Page

" Jeremiah (Metson & Mahony), r. 37 De
Long Av

" Jeremiah J., vice-president Mahony &
Sons Dray age and Warehouse Co., 117
Market, r. 362 Brannan

" John.harnessmaker, r. 2518 Market

" John J. (Mahony Bros.), r. 401 Van Ness
Av

" Joseph H., secretary Mahony & Sons Dray-
age and Warehouse Co., 117 Market, r.
362 Brannan

" Joseph J., druggist Barrington & Adair, r.
540 Page

" Josephine Miss, stenographer, r. 362 Bran-
nan

" Mary, widow, groceries, 2(X)4 McAllister

" Mary Miss, stenographer, r. 362 Brannan

" Patrick, laborer, r. 2518 Market

" Patrick, waiter George H. Richard, r. 744
Harrison

" Patrick Mrs., proprietor Eureka Valley
House, 3658 Market

" Patrick O., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
Oakland
Mahony Thomas, secretary estate of James
Phelan, 301 Phelan Bldg, r. 1602 Hayes •

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Mahony Timothy A., teamster, r. 533 Linden Av
" William, laborer, r. 533 Jessie
" William, shoemaker, r. 123. 36th

MAHONY WILLIAM H.,

attorney at law, 214 Pine, rooms 60-61,
r. Larkspur, Marin Co.
Mahony William H., traveling auditors. P. Co.,
r. 938 Hyde
" & Sons Dray age and Warehouse Co., D. J.
Mahony president, J. J. Mahony vice-
president, J. H. Mahony secretary, J. W.
Mahony treasurer, office 117 Market,
warehouse 362-366 Brannan
je®*Mahony. See O'Mahoney
Mahood Caduceus, musician, r. 613 Valencia
" Eliza H., widow, r. 613 Valencia
" Joseph J., carriage trinomer, 20 Clay, r.

1809a Stockton
" William, musician, r. 613 Valencia
Mahr Jacob, bartender, r. 410^4 Natoma
Mahren Edward F., teamster, r. 728, 14th
" Hannah, widow, r. 728, 14th
" James T., teamster, r. 7281-^, 14th
" John, teamster, r. 728, 14th
Mahrlen Hermann, porter J. Gundlach & Co., r.

141 Larkin
Mahs Henry, laborer, r. 31 Alta

" John, laborer, r. 31 Alta
Mahy Charles A., silver polisher Shreve & Co.,

r. Oakland
Maier Charles, boots and shoes, 834-836 Kearny,
r. 836 Union
" Edward, blacksmith, r. 2315 Mission
" Frank, butcher, r. 259 Octavia
" Frederick X.. cook, r. 1220 Powell
" James, bottler Fredericksburg Bottling

" Leonhard, foreman South Park Mttlt House,

r. 22=ti Russ
" Maxwell, teacher music, 526 Turk
" Thomas, carriage and wagon maker, 2315
Mission
.S®=Maier. See Mayer, Meier, Meyer and Myer
Maiers Florence L. Miss, teacher Lincoln

Evening School, r. 420 Geary
Maigre Dominique, doorkeeper French Hospital
Maihles Peter, driver, r. 2460 Folsom
Mail J. F., stock clerk S. F. Shoe House

" John P. , barber Manuel Vieira, r.406 Drumm
.e®=-Mail. See Male and Mayle
Mailandt Rosa Miss, delicacies, 207 O'Farrell,

r. 146 Shipley
Mailhebuan Everiste C. bartender Benjamin

F. Jellison, r. 822 Broadway
Mailhes Peter, hostler, r. 719 Capp
Maillard Albert, laundryman, r. 106 Palmer
Maillard Alexandria, widow, laundry, 106
Palmer
" August F. baker, r. 106 Palmer
" Emil, laundryman, r. 106 Palmer
Mailliard John W. (McLaren & Co.), and insur-
ance, 307 Sansome, room 5, r. 2020 Bu-
chanan
Maillott Frederick A., r. 433 Larkin
Mails Henry, r. 520 Van Ness Av
Maimone Domenica. widow, r. 513 Greenwich
" Frederick A., compositor Italian Publish-
ing Co.. r. 513 Greenwich
Main A. F., accountant, 45-48 Crocker Bldg r
East Oakland
" Benjamin, laundryman Palace Hotel r

.336a Bush
'• Charles (Main & Winchester), r. Palace

Hotel
" Dennis, laborer, r. 134, 4th

Main Street Iron Works, William Deacon pro"
prietor, 131-135 Main

Main Street Wliarf, foot Main
" Warren, laundryman, r. 906 Howard
" William H., engineer, r. 2037 Mission
" William H., plasterer, r. 861 Market
II W. W. Mrs., widow, r. 911 Oak

MAIN & WINCHESTER

(Charles Main and Ezra H. Winches-
ter), dealers in harness and saddlery
goods, harness, saddles, leather,
whips, coUars, saddle trees and aU
stable equipments, 214^220 Battery,
factories SE cor 5th and Bryant, and
212-220 Battery
^g" Main. See Mayne and Meyn
Maine Dairy, John R.Walton proprietor, 211-213,
10th
" House, C. T. Jansen proprietor, 614 Kearny
Maineri Luigi, bootblack, 342 Geary
Mainhart George E., mining secretary, 211 San-
some, room 6, r. 208 Bush
Mainland William, clerk C. Curtin, r. East Oak-
land
" William Jr., packer Smiths' Cash Store, r.
East Oakland
Mainoe Antone, barber S. Gaetano, r. 513^4

Greenwich
Mains Andrew, J., clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r.
16 Boyce
" E. King, blacksmith Pac. Saw Mfg. Co., r.

Oakland
" Jenny, widow, r. 6 Tay
" May E., widow, r. 44 Morris Av
" Robert, milk dealer, 16 Boyce
" Robert H., driver, r. 16 Boyce
" Thomas (A. Paltenghi & Co.), r, 928 Pacific
Mainwald Gustav, band instrument maker, 3

Hardie PI, r. 1250a 18th
Mainwaring George H., tinsmith W. W. Mon-
tague & Co., r. East Oakland
J^' Mainwaring. See Manwaring
Mainzer August (Kremer Bros. & Co.), r. Berke-
ley
" Bernard, liquors, 39 Market, r. 3012 Sacra-
mento
" Frederick, liquors, 1602 Mission
Maisch Carl, sailmaker, r. 1009 Lombard
" Ernest, carpenter, r. 1009 Lombard
" John E., cellarman Lachman & Jacobi, r.

1009 Lombard
" Lena, widow, r. 1009 Lombard
Maisel Charles M., teamster Roth, Blum& Co.,

r. Lobos nr Plymouth Av
Maisey Harry, engineer Pac. Refining and Roof-
ing Co., r. E s Illinois bet Sierra and
Humboldt
Maison Annie, widow, r. 526 Golden Gate Av
Helene G., widow, r. 628 Green
Henry A., clerk Nielsen, Maison & Co., r.

628 Green
Leon A. (Mathieu & Maison), r. 630 Guer-
rero
Leon A. , manager Sunset Mfg. Co., 207 Sac-
ramento, r. 1415 McAllister
Leonora A., widow, r. 535, 17th
M. Mme., r. Palace Hotel
Mary, widow, r. 1415 McAllister
Naphthaly E., deputy County Clerk, r. 535,

17th
Riche. Ladagnous & Levy proprietors, 104

Grant Av and 40 Geary
St. Germain. Pouchan & Schlatter proprie-
tors. 33-35 O'Farrell

MAISON TORTONI,

Stanislaus Constantini proprietor, 111
O'Farrell, telephone Main 5114

4®- Maison. See Mason, Masson and Mayson
Maitland James W., plumber Charles W. Smith.

r. 125 Farallones
" Mary, widow, r. Ill, 12th
" William, seaman, r, 1001 Battery
Majestic Bicycle Co., George A. and Charles

Bills managers, 1632 Market
Majilton Ruth M., widow, r. 11 Dearborn
Majorossy Kazimir G. (K. G. Majorossy & Co.),

r. 1013 Larkin

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Maiorossy K. G. & Co. (Kazimir G. Majorossy
and Stephen Friedlinger), confectioners,
1013 Larkin
Majors Green, attorney at law, 212 Sansome,

room 20, r. Alameda
Majory William E., carpenter, r. 220, 3d
Mak Herman, laborer Western Sugar Refinery,

r. 18 Boardman PI
Makarhoff John, machinist Union Machine Co.,

r. 6]6Folsom
Make J., cigars, r. 933 Kearny
Makee Sarah A., widow, r. 1810 Ellis
Makepeace David, salesman, r. 643 Oak

" Henry, cook, r. 9231/2 Natoma
MakJn Annie, widow, r. 1231 Folsom
" Cornelius, actor, r. 105 Leavenworth
" John, baker, r. 18 Mary
" Mary Miss, dressmaking, 18 Mary
4®= Makin. See Macken and Mackin
Makins James N. (Makins & Co.), r. Oakland
" James N. Jr. (Makins & Co.), r. Oakland
" Joseph H. (Makins & Co.), r. Oakland
" & Co. (James N., James N. Jr. and Joseph
H. Makins), stamp dealers, 506 Market
Makowski A., meter man Edison Light and
Power Co.
" Herman J. assayer Selby Smelting and
Lead Co., r. 132.21st
4®-Makowski. See Macowsky
Malacarne Lawrence P., wiper Edison Light iz.

Power Co., r. 510M Natoma
Malagamba Giovanni B., carpenter, r. 349 Pa-
cific
Malander Edward, boarding, 204 Jackson, r.
Oakland
" George, boatman, r. 204 Jackson
Malaney Thomas, boatman Vallejo St. Wharf,

r. 103 Pacific
Malatesta Andrew marble polisher RufQno &
Bianchi, r. 312 Langton
" Antoinette, widow, r. 2004V4 Dupont
" Anuszio (Malatesta & Blua), r. SW cor

Kearny and Union
" August, molder Joshua Hendy Machine

Wks, r. 725 Broadway
" Julia Mrs., r. 803 Montgomery
" Nino, agent, r. 702 Vallejo
" Rosa, widow, r. 525 Union
" Victor, r. 525 Union

" & Blua (Anuszio Malatesta and Antonio
Blua), restaurant, 319 Washington
Malburg Robert, driver Engine 5, r. 732V2 Broad-
way
Malby Severine B., carpenter, r. 350 Clementina
Malchow Albert, carpenter Fulton Eng. &
Ship Bldg. Wks, r. 25/2 Jansen
" Bertha, widow, r. 16 Nevada Av
" Frederick, driver., r. 25!^ Jansen
" Herman, r. 16 Nevada Av
" William, driver, r. 25V2 Jansen
Malcolm David C, rattan worker Wakefield
Rattan Co., r. 437 O'Farrell
" Ella, widow, r. 2832 Clay
" George, r. 519 Sacramento
" George, carver S. F. Furniture Mfg. Co., r.

Golden Gate, Cal.
" George, cook, r. 351c Minna
" George M.. bookkeeper, r. 32 Hawthorne
" James J., watchman P. C. SS. Co., r. 1041/2

Haight
" James S., engineer Metropolitan Ry. Co.
" Janet widow, r. 22 Hawthorne
" J. J. Mrs., dressmaking, r. IO41/2 Haight
" John, cooper Cal. Wine Assn, r. 17 Doug-

" John W., merchant, r. 33 Hawthorne

" Robert, foreman George H.Tay Co., r. I4I81/2

p£bcific
<' Robert K. (Campodonico & Malcolm Co.),

r. 816 Filbert
" Samuel J., paper hanger Cook's Decorating

Co., r. 17 Douglass
" William, calker, r. 17 Douglass
" William, mechanic, r. 513 Hickory Av
" William H., machinist, r. 32 Hawthorne
Malcomson Thomas, machinist C. H. Evans &

Co., r. 351, 1st
Malde Antone, cooper Dodge, Sweeney & Co., r.

3928 Clay

Malde Anton E., porter Hills Bros., r. Holly
Park Av nr North Av
" Harry, clerk, r. 3938 Clay
Maldonado Albert, physician and surgeon, 139
Post, r. Alameda
" Damaso, student, r. 824 Geary
" Edward, dentist, 139 Post, r. 2005 California
Male Charles, candy maker George F. Roberts,
r. 1338 Washington
" George, coal dealer, r. 1338 Washington
" Lottie Miss, candy maker George F. Rob-
erts, r. 1338 Washington
Jg®=- Male. See Mail and Mayle
Malech Gustave H., physician, 521 Van Ness Av
" Herman F., physician, 601 Golden Gate Av
" Lillie Mrs., r. 1736 Fillmore
Malensk Matteo, packer John Wieland Brewery,

r- 423, 3d „. ^. .

Malenskek Peter, waiter New Washington

Hotel
Malerbi Carlo, gardener Colombo Market

" Louis (Giovannini & Malerbi), r. 1871 Mis-
Males John, deckhand str Sausalito, r. Oakland
Maley Michael, teamster Louis Spiegel, r. 632
Commercial
" Thomas J., motorman Market St. Ry., r. 3
Tremont Av
Malfanti John, cook, r. 422 Broadway

" Joseph (Gutzeit & Malfanti), r. 1509 Larkin
Malfatti R. & Co. (Ricardo Malfatti and Gio-
vachino Dini), fruits, 513 Castro
" Ricardo (R. Malfatti & Co.), r. 512 Castro
Malfiente Antonia, cook, r. 1106 Kearny

" Giuseppe, waiter, r. 1106 Kearny
Malford The, Mrs. Violet I. Marsden proprietor,

107 Taylor
Malgran Edward G., r. 640 Haight .^^ , ^ ^
Malic Charles M., salesman Smiths' Cash

Store, r. 1802 Market
Malin Victor H., salesman Frank B. Peterson

& Co., r. 504 Ellis
Maline George F., druggist, r. 1585 Valencia
" John J., receiver Market St. Ry., r. 731
Valencia
4®- Maline. See Malline
Malinofi Gustav, butcher, r. 1155 Folsom rear
Malion J. W., laborer C. A. Hooper & Co., r. 227

Maliseski Alexander, expressman, cor 9th and

Market, r. 1322 Minna
Mall Joseph, washer John Wieland Brewery,

r. 328 Minna
Mallach George, laborer, r. 131 Perry rear
Mallady James W., with Union Undertaking

Co., r. 738 Howard
Mallar Joseph, r. 32, 25th
Mallard Joseph, porter, r. 334 Minna
" Joseph Mrs., clerk Devany, Hopkins & Co.,

r. 324 Minna
" Sadie Mrs., r. 555 Stevenson
Mallast Horst H. O.. clerk, r. 717 Bush
Mallatratt Benjamin P., laborer School Dept.,

r. 715 Tehama ^„ ^ ^

Malle Otto, laborer, r. SW cor Bay and Webster

• ' Peter, r. 516 Pacific .

Mallen Howard C, machinist First St. Wks,

Union I. Wks, r. 38 Ellis
4S-Mallen. See Malion ^ ^ „„

MaUery Jessie B., stenographer and type-
" Vriter, 111-112 Crocker Bldg, r. Berkeley

MaUery N. W., physicians and surgeons sup-

plies, 111-112 Crocker Bldg, r. Berkeley
Mallet Charles, r. 1169 Mission
» Charles W., teamster E. K. Wood Lumber

Co., r. 9 Gates

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WILLIAM WOLFF & CO., 329 Market SL

Mallett Annie Miss, embroidery, 702 Bush
Mallett Charles F., secretary Bush & Mal-
lett Co., 330 Post, r. 1217 Laguna

" Edmund, machinist, r. 1636 Howard

" Harriet Mrs., varieties and bakery, 702
Bush

" John H., r. 1217 Laguna

" John H. Jr., with Bush & Mallett Co., r.
1314 Jones

" Morris, carpenter, r. 1250 California
Malletie John, window cleaner, r. 1112 Mont-
gomery rear

" Vital, barber D. Stieber, r. 12 Harriet
Malley Caroline, widow, r. 2012 Baker

" Edward (Warren & Malley), r. Hotel St.
Nicholas

" Frank, carpenter Robinson & Gillespie, r.
Oakland

" Horace A., capitalist, r. Hotel St. Nich-
olas

" John, driver S. F. Stock Brewery, r. 317
Grove

" John J., driver U. S. Laundry, r. 1303Larkin

" Mary, widow, r. 409 Clipper

" Patrick, wire mattress maker, r. 1802 Polk

" Thomas, r. 1303 Larkin

" Thomas J., carriage painter O'Brien &
Sons, r. 1303 Larkin

" William, bricklayer, r. 2 Grant Pi
>e®-Malley. See Malloy
Malliet Henry J., jeweler W. K. Vanderslice &

Co., r. 612 Jersey
Malline Annie Mrs., r. 1132 Fell

" Charles D., clerk Market St. Ry.. r. 1132
Fell

" Mary A. Miss, teacher Rincon Grammar
School, r. 1132 Fell
.^"Malline. See Maline
Mallon Annie, domestic, 2121 Pine

" Bridget, widow, r. 338, 2d Av

" Catherine, widow, r. NW cor Vermont and
23d

" Daniel, bookkeeper, r. 1417 Mason

" Edward, waiter Bohemian Club. r. 9O814
Jackson

" Edward J., r. 721 Montgomery Av

" Eliza, widow, r. 315 Golden Gate Av

" Elizabeth H. Miss, saleslady, r. 1417 Mason

" Kate Miss, weaver Golden Gate Woolen
Mills

" James P., laborer Tubbs Cordage Co.. r.
NW cor Vei-mont and 23d

" John, expressman, r. 1827 Green

" John, laborer, r. 521 Mission
Mallon John, secretary and treasurer Pacific
American Decorative Co., 36 O'Farrell,
r. 2508 Sacramento

" John A., chief clerk Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co, r.
315 Golden Gate Av

" John F. (Mallon & McNerney),r. 1827 Green

" John M., bookkeeper Newman & Levinson,
r. 1417 Mason

" Margaret, widow, r. IOOI14 Minna

" Margaret Mrs., furnished rooms, 531 Mis-
sion
Mallon Peter L., vice-president Pacific Ameri-
can Decorative Co., 26 O'Farrell, r. 2508
Sacramento

" Rosana S., widow, r. 1417 Mason

" Sarah, widow, r. 71 Federal

" Thomas J., laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r.
NW cor Vermont and 23d

" & McNerney (John F. Mallon and Anthony
R. McNerney), groceries and liquors,
231, 5th
4®"Mallon. See Mallen and Mellon

Mallory Edward, carpenter, r. 216 Powell
" Florence M., widow, r. 33 Everett
" Fred J., bookkeeper P. F. Nolan &Co., r. 815

Shotwell
" Harriet, widow, r. 815 Shotwell
" John E.. carpenter, r. 216 Powell
" Mabel Miss, teacher Crocker Free Kinder-
garten, r. 878 Post
" Mary, widow, dressmaker, r. 600 Geary
4®*Mallory. See Mallery

Malloy Charles, upholsterer Bernhard Mattress
Co., r. 3125, 16th
" Edward, marine fireman, r. 410 Folsom
" Edward J., tailor, r. 309 Liberty
" Ellen, widow, r. 159 Clara
•• Hannah, widow, r. 3125, 16th
■• Julia, widow, r. 36 Ritch
" Margaret, domestic, 1007 Dolores
" Mary, widow, r. 6 Clementina
" Walter, commissary County Jail 1, r. 334

Golden Gate Av
■■ Walter, plumber's helper Corporation Yard
S. F. F.D.,r. 3125, 16th
flS^Malloy. See Malley, Malloye and MuUoy
Malloye Frank, bookbinder and blank book
manufacturer, 422 Sacramento, r. 16 Wil-
low Av

MALM 0. A. & CO.

(Charles A. Malm), manufacturers
trunks, bags and valises, 220-222
Bush and 622 Market

Malm Charles A. (C. A. Malm & Co.), r. 2523 Cal-
ifornia
" Charles A. Jr., clerk C. A. Malm & Co., r.

3522 California
" Frederick, lumberman, r. 907 Bryant
Malmberg Alexander, seaman, r. 755?^ Howard
" Axel A., porter H. S. Crocker Co., r. 1430,

25th
" John F., laborer, r. 3 Webster
Malmburg Marie, widow, r. 617 Bryant

" Robert F., driver, r. 722^ Broadway
Malmgren Edgar J., clerk John A. Roebling's
Sons Co., r. 30 Belvedere
" John, porter Collins & Wheeland
" Joseph, cook Matting&Bordee, r. 633^, 4th
" Niles P., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 2317
Howard
Malmose Jorgen C, teamster, r. NE cor Lom-
bard and Montgomery
Malmquist Charles A., machinist, r. 633 Shot-
well
" Frederick O., painter, r. 138a 14th
Malmstrom August, seaman, r. 330 Drumm
" Hedvig Miss, director Swedish Medical
Gymnastic Institute, r. 2424^4 Sacra-
mento
Malo John, seaman, r. 22 Perry
Malone Allan H., janitor, r. 909 Pacific
" Bartholomew A., clerk James C. Nealon, r.

933, 22d
" Bartholomew J. Mrs., widow, r. 933, 22d
" Daniel, bartender, r. 139, 4th
" Francis S., broker, r. 2 Rose Av
" Frank P., engraver Call, r. 811 Valencia
" Harry J., laborer, r. 723 Market
Malone Harry S., attorney at law, 330 Pine,
rooms 53-54, r. 617 Bush
" Henry, whitener, r. 12 Fargo PI
" James, liquors, 527, 2d
" James H., furniture, 110, 4th, r. Alameda
" John, molder Union I. Wks, r. 1116 Florida
" John A., carpenter, r. 933, 22d
" John E. . clerk, r. 3000 Webster
" John J., molder, r. 21 Louisa
" Joseph, butcher Frank Fischer, r. 311 Elm

Av
" Joseph, carpenter Sutro Baths, r. 1138 How-
ard
" Joseph S., bookkeeper James H. Malone, r.

Alameda
" Lawrence J., asst. weigher U. S. Customs,

r. 411/2 Zoe
" Michael, bartender, r. 248, 4th
" Michael, laborer, r. 310 Bemis
" Michael, lamp lighter, r. 21 Louisa
" Nicholas, collector treasurer's dept. S. P.
Co.. r. 1713 Lexington Av

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Malone Patrick, r. 20 Georgia
" Peter, miner, r. 172 Minna
" Peter, restaurant, 410, 4th, r. 654 Mission rear
" Richard C, foreman Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r.

3000 Webster
" Richard F., clerk, r. 933, 22d
" Thomas J., clerk, r. 1216 Mission
" William, seaman, r. 10.5 Clark
" William J., salesman Neuhaus & Co.
" William P., driver R. E. Cole, r. 21 Louisa
>6®="Malone. See Melone
Maloney Ada, widow, r. 108 William
" Anastasia, widow, r. 7i4 Dearborn
" Brothers (Edward andPeterl, horseshoers,

339, 10th
" Catherine, widow, r. 5 Lincoln
" Edward (Maloney Bros.), r. 1327, 24th
" Edward, car driver, r. 1126 Treat Av
" Edward, laborer, r. 2111 Greenwich
" Edward J., painter, r. 301b Folsom
" Ellen A. Miss, teacher Whittier Primary

School, r. 413 Fillmore
" Esther, widow, r. 814 De Boom
" Frank H., compositor, r. 413 Fillmore
" George P., pressman The R. M. Wood Co.,

r. 18 Glover
" George T., painter, r. 3018 Folsom
" Hannah, widow, r. 1126 Treat Av
■' Hugh J., salesman Newman & Levinson, r.

617 Eddy
" James, blacksmith, r. 3018 Folsom
" James, bookkeeper, r. 615 Eddy
" James, cook, r. 821 Howard
" James, laborer, r. 445'/4 Clementina

D., laborer Mount Calvary Ceme-
tery, r. 221914 Geary

J., compositor, r. 413 Fillmore
Johanna, widow, r. 2110 Van Ness Av
John, r. 308 Fremont
John, blacksmith, r. 11 Alvarado
John, cigar manufacturer, 1318 Point Lobos

Av
John, laborer, r. cor Sickles Av and Huron
John, liquors, ZSVi Bluxome
John, longshoreman O. R. & N. Co., r. 8'^ De

Boom
John, miner, r. 134, 4th
John, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
John E., policeman, r. 8 Collins
JohnF., laborer, r. 1028 Hyde
John F., teamster, r. 213'/^ Perry
John G., copyist Recorder's offlce, r. 4105

California
John H.. painter, r. 430, 7th rear
John J., bookkeeper, r. 11 Alvarado
JohnT., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 3427

Sacramento
Joseph, coachman, 1830 Jackson
Joseph, laborer, r. 8^4 De Boom
Joseph, painter, r. 430, 7th rear
Joseph F., clerk, r. 5 Lincoln
Josie Mrs., r. 1330 Church
Kate, widow, r. 1216 Mission
Kate A. Miss, teacher Agassiz Primary

School, r. 413 Fillmore
Margaret, widow, r. 307 Fremont
Martin J., boilermaker, r. 11 Alvarado
Mary, widow, r. 929 Natoma
Mary Miss, r. 8^4 De Boom
Mary E., widow, r. 413 Fillmore
Matthew D., longshoreman, r. 307 Fremont
Maurice, expressman, 1716 Polk, r. 3 Mor-

relPl
Michael, bartender Peter Dorcy
Michael, clerk, r. 662 Harrison
Michael J., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.

1708 Eddy
Michael T., car driver, r. 825 Folsom
Michael W., pileman Harbor Commission-
ers, r. Oakland
Patrick, contractor and builder, 40 New

Montgomery, r. Oakland
Patrick, driver, r. 17 Prosper
Patrick, teamster Market St. Ry., r. 22

Hermann
Peter (Maloney Bros.), r. 15 Dore
Peter, liquors, 52914, 2d
Richard, janitor Clement Grammar School,
r. 534 Minna

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Maloney Thomas, bartender James Comisky, r.
15 East
" Thomas, janitor Excelsior Hall, r. 2319

Mission
" Thomas, laborer, r. 26 Russ rear
" Thomas, tailor, r. 550 Mission
" Thomas B., bellman Bohemian Club, r. 1305

Howard
" Thomas J., clerk forwarding dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. 1216 Mission
" Timothy J., salesman Palace Hardware

Co., r. Oakland
" Timothy J., teamster, r. 311, 7th
" William, blacksmith, r. 3018 Folsom
" William, galvanizer John Finn Metal Wks,

r. 10 Sherwood PI
" William, hostler G. W. Brown, r. 185 Stev-
enson
" William, laborer, r. 139 Minna
" William E., uainter, r. 430, 7th rear
" William E., teamster, r. 523c Natoma
" William J., plumber J. M. Bryan, r. 21

Hartford
" William P., teamster Ernest Lindauer, r.
1110 Mission
j^-Maloney. See Meloney, Moloney and Mo-

lony
Maloney's Hall, Ocean View
Malony Austin M. salesman, r. 2035 Pine

'> M. J. Mrs., r. 2035 Pine
Maloon Henny A., clerk Wilson & Bro., r. 413

Post
Malough Andrew, helper Cal. Barrel Co., r. oth
Av South nrK
" William, teamster Jacob Schoenfeld, r. 5th
Av South nr K
Malowansky John, office 310 Sansome, r. 1920 Pine
Malpas Alfred (Burr & Malpas), r. 2727 Cali-
fornia
" Harry, r. 1147 Harrison
Malpiedi Gaetano, clerk laccheri & Bacigalupi,
r. 725 Filbert
" Giuseppe, clerk F. E. Mascherini, r. .535
Union
Malpin M., fireman str Alameda
4®°"Malquist. See Malmquist
Malshary E. Lee, carpenter, r. II714 Fair Oaks
Maltby, Stevens & Curtiss Co. (Wallingford,
Conn.), sterling and nickel silver, A. I.
Hall & Son agents, 528-530 Market
Malter Dora, widow, r. 318 Golden Gate Av
" George H., vineyardist, 118-120 Pine, r. 912
Scott
Malther George, messboy str Alameda
Malthine Manufacturing Co. (Oakland), S. P.
Holden secretary, waterproof paints,
pile covering and roofing materials, 419
California, room 14
Maltos Abata, widow, r. IO2114 Pacific
Maltzen Frederick, teamster Gushing, Wetmore

Co.
Malville Neptune B., attorney at law, 73 Mur-
phy Bldg, r. Oakland
Malvodie Albert, cook, r. 824 Pacific rear
Malynn Ann Miss, r. 1522 Sanchez
" Maggie Miss, r. 1522 Sanchez
Malz Emile, woodturner Bader & Fincke, r.
910 Folsom
" Hermann, art glass works, 742 Tehama
Mamlock Albert, dairy produce, 1404 Polk, r.
2605 Post
" Hannah Miss, dressmaking, 1328 Turk
" Leopold, shoemaker, r. 2605 Post
" Louis, glazier, r. 2404 Post
" Max, r. 2605 Post
" William, upholsterer, r. 1328 Turk

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Mammini Angelo, clerk r. SW cor California
and Leavenworth
" John, (Mammini & Quilici), r. SW cor

Leavenworth and California
" c& Quilici (John Mammini and Antonio
Quilici), fruit and vegetables, SW cor
Leavenworth and California
Mammoth Garfield Gold Mining Co., Samuel W.
Cheyney secretary, 130 Sutter, room 50
" Mine (Tuolumne Co.), 320 Sansome, room 11
Mampel J. B., salesman Hulse, Bradford & Co.
Manahan Kate, widow, r. 263 Clementina
" Mary E. Miss, r. 263 Clementina
" Matthew J., foreman Pioneer Oil Wks, r.

263 Clementina
" William F., salesman, r. 263 Clementina
Manara Roches, bootblack, r. 9 Gaven
Manasse M. S., r. I62114 Powell
" Nathan (Simon & Manasse), r. 1432 Web-
ster
" Nathan, optician Palace of Novelties, r.
714 Franklin
Manaton Sampson, salesman John Elder, r.

62514 Larkin
Manby Henry W., bookkeepers. F. Breweries, r.

Oakland
Mancebo Manuel A. (Silver & Mancebo), r. 114

Pacific
Manchester E. W., jeweler, 120 Sutter, room 1
Manchester Fire Assurance Co. (Manchester,
England), Balfour, Guthrie & Co. agents,
George W. Spencer manager, 323 Cali-
fornia
" Frederick A., sawyer N. Parrish & Co., r.

23 Buena Vista
" George W., canvasser, r. 5^ Scheerer
" Herbert D., r. Virginia Av nr Elsie
" House The, Frank Faubert proprietor, 44,

6th
" Isaac, stevedore, r. 29 Federal
" John, lather, r. 923 Shotwell
" Thomas H., conductor Market St. Ry., r.
1238, 26th
Mancliester & Co. (Providence, R. I.), manu-
facturers sterling silver, A. I. Hall &
Son agents, 528-530 Market
Mancini A. & Co. (August Mancini), butchers,
311 Broadway
" August (A. Mancini & Co.), r. 1317 Kearny
Mancis Henry, cook Carl Boge, r. 25 Pleasant
Mancusi Joseph, teacher music, 210 Powell
Mancuso Dominic, driver Annie Scecchitano, r.

SW cor 24th and Howard
Mandel Adolph, tailor, r. 1503 Buchanan
" Emanuel (Mandel, Pursch & Wiener), r.

Hotel Richelieu
" H. L. Mrs., widow, r. 2209 Sutter
" Joseph, manufacturers' agent, 13 Sutter, r.

950 Geary
" L. B. & Co. (L. B. Mandel), manufacturing

stationery and printers, 128 California
" Louis B. (L. B. Mandel & Co.), r. 2209 Sutter
" Marion E., salesman L. B. Mandel & Co.,

r. 2209 Sutter
" , Pursch & Wiener (Emanuel Mandel,
Samuel Pursch and Mitchell Wiener),
manufacturers clothing, 125-127 Sansome
4®"Mandel. See Mendel

Manders Clara, saleslady Max Zuckerman, r.
133 Andover Av
" Henry, groceries and liquors, NE cor An-

cover Av and Old Hickory
" Joseph, plumber, 963 Mission, r. 133 An-
dover Av
" William H., plumber J. Manders, r. 133 An-
dover Av

Manderscheid Charles, mental roofer Forcerer

Cornice Wks, r. 1331 Alabama
Manderson Alfred W., manager Stevenson &
. Co., r. 1531/2, 2d
" John, clothing, 153, 2d, r. I531/2, 3d
Mandery Frederick, groceries and liquors, 3200

Geary
Mandeville John E., clerk Railway Mail Ser-
vice, r. Sacramento, Cal.
" Kate Miss, teacher Clement Grammar
School, r. 1007 Larkin
Mandich Michael, dairyman, r. cor 17th Av

South and Silver Av
Mandlebaum Fiasco, importer and commis-
sion merchant and agent for Eastern
distillers, 819 Market, rooms 23-34, r.
2202 Jackson
" Louise, widow, r. 2202 Jackson
MandlerKate, domestic, 531 Franklin
Mandonnet Adolph, carpenter, 709 Stockton
rear, r. 115 Prospect PI
" Edouard, carpenter A. Mandonnet, r. 115
Prospect PI
Mandoro Joseph, fisherman, r. 526 Broadway
Mandot Alphonse J., waiter, r. 4441/4 Jessie
Mandrick Ygnatius, pressman, r. 1013 Clay
Manes John, machinist, r. 42 Lundy Lane
Manetta Joseph E. (Keyaert & Manetta), r.

Oakland
Maney James, clerk, r. 126 Ellis

" John, r. 25291/i Mission
Mangan Charles, hostler, r. 3254 Hayes
" George, driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 410

Page
" James, teamster, r, 318 Green
" James C, salesman Roos Bros., r. 511 Ivy

Av
" John L.,r. 410 Page
" Michael, teamster, r. 545 Fulton
Mangan Nellie Miss, assistant bookkeeper
Buffalo Brewing Co., r. 410 Page
" Stephen P., stovemounter, r. Sadowa nr

Orizaba Av
" Thomas, r. 5OI1/2, 6th
" Thomas, laborer, r. 624, 4th
" Thomas F., calker, r. 12 Ford
" Williams Jr., policeman, r. 1614 Grove
Manganson John, carpenter, r. 212 First
Mange Emanuel, wireworker, r. 924 Sacra-
mento
Mangels August, butcher Bernhard Fulda, r.
1208 Larkin
" Barthold, clerk Herman W. Mangels, r.

2126 Greenwich
" Charles D., liquors, NE cor Turk and Lar-
kin, r, 429 Larkin
" Christopher (M. & C. Mangels), r. Alameda
" Christopher, liquors, 2862 Mission, r. 908

25th
" Claus (M. & C. Mangels), r. Alameda
" Claus, clerk J. H. & H. Mangels, r. 239

Hayes
" Emma Mrs., r. 2518 Howard
" George, groceries and liquors, NE cor. 24th

and Folsom
" Gustave H., clerk Thomas M. Osmont, r.

845 Mission
" Hall, NE cor Folsom and 34th
" Henry (J. H. & H. Mangels), r. 239 Hayes
" Henry (Mangels & Leffa), r. 336i^, 24th
" Henry J., laborer, r. 1318 Harrison
" Herman W., groceries and liquors, 2126

Greenwich
" H. M. C, salesman, r. 11th Av. South nr N
Mangels J. H. & H. (Henry Mangels), groceries
and liquors, 237 Hayes, cor. Franklin
" J. Henry, capitalist, 168 Crocker Bldg, r.

2518 Howard
" John, groceries and liquors, 3 Mary Lane
Mangels M. & C. (Christopher & Claus). im-
porting wholesale grocers and dealers
grocers' sundries, 319 Clay
" Marie Mrs., bakery and confectionery, 137

Herman
" Mary, domestic, 2005 Franklin
" Peter, bartender John Erlenwein Jr., r. 537

Sacramento
" William F.. clerk J. R. Gates & Co., r. Oak-
land

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Mangels & Leffa (Henry Mangels and Adolph F.
Leffa), livery stable, 2735 Folsom

4®"Mangels. See Mangles and Mengels

Mangelsdorf William (King & Mangelsdorf), r.
4111/2 10th Av

Mangeot Augustus Mrs., widow, r. 9 John
" Charles (Mangeot & Lacaze), r. 9 John
" & Lacaze (Charles Mangeot and Louis
Lacaze), printers, 116 Davis *

Mangili Achilles, cook Stephen M. Bacocevich,
r. 249 Pacific

Mangini C. Mrs., widow, r. 502 Union
•' Carlo (A. Devoto & Co.), r. S407 California
" Enrico, laborer, r. 502 Union
" Frank, teamster Cereghino & Co., r. cor

Mission and Silver Av
" Giovanni, r. 314 Pacific
" Maria, widow, r. 18 Dunn Alley

Mangles Henry Co., cigars and tobacco, NW cor
Clay and East North, r. 405 East TSTorth

4®"Mangles. See Mangels

Mangoin Frederick, plumber, r. 305 Elizabeth

Mangold J. G. Rev., pastor St. John's Evangeli-
cal Lutheran Church, r. 1315 Mason

Mangrum Arthur S., president and manager
Mangrum & Otter, 27 New Montgomery,
r. San Jose, Cal.

Mangrum & Otter, Arthur S. Mangrum presi-
dent, H. W. Otter vice-president and
treasurer, F. S. Campbell secretary,
agents Magee Furnace Co. and dealers
in cooking and heating apparatus, 27
New Montgomery

Manhart Rebecca Miss, r. 555 Jessie

Manhattan Athletic Club, James Killeen secre-
tary, 1749 Mission

Manhattan Hall, Fred. C. MuUer proprietor,
wines, liquors and cigars, 1749 Mission
" House, James Cornyn proprietor, 825 Bat-
tery

Manhattan Life Insurance Co. The, John Lan-
ders manager, 240 Montgomery

Manhattan Rubtoer Manufacturing Co. (New
York), H. D. Morris & Co. agents, 141-
143, 1st

Manhattan Silver Plate Co. (Lyons. N.Y.), J. B.
Whitney manager, 120 Sutter, room 3

Manheim Adolph, candymaker Adolph Hrom-
ada, r. 1415 Larkin

MANHEIM, DIBBERN & GO.

(Henry S. Manheim and J. Henry Dib-
bem), insurance agents, commercial
brokers and members Stock and Bond
Exchange, 217 Sansome

Manheim Estelle, widow, r. 1622 Geary
" Frederick, checker Palace Hotel, r. 1602

O'Farrell
" Henry S. (Manheim, Dibbern & Co.), r. 1410
Fillmore
Manheim Max, manager California State Ma-
rine Band, r. 310 Walter
" Paul B., clerk Manheim, Dibbern & Co., r.

1622 Geary
" Paula, widow, r. 1415 Larkin
Manifold Henry H.. watchmaker and jeweler,
938 Valencia
" John, barber H H. Creighton, r. 920e Pine
" R. G., draughtsman Edison Light and

Power Co., r. Oakland
" Richard, r. 315, 19th
Manigo James S., bootblack, r. 129a Welsh
Manina Domenico, peddler, r. 15 Jasper PI
Manion Ellen, widow, r. IUV2 Gilbert
" John, apprentice W. T. Garratt & Co., r.

1141/2 Gilbert
" John, truckman Truck 7, r. 223 Perry
" Thomas, r. 1019 Golden Gate Av
" William, commercial traveler, r. 1319 De-
visadero
i3@~Manion. See Mannion

Mankey Charles, liquors, SOOPaciflc, r. 902 Mont-
gomery
Manley Andrew E., engineer H. Huddleston &
Co., r. 1122 Larkin
" Anna Miss, dressmaker, r. 421 Hyde
" Charles, civil engineer, r. 1310 Page
" Elizabeth G. Mrs., dressmaking, 1119 Web-
ster

Manley Ellen, widow, r. 19 Rausch rear
" G. Eletha Miss, cashier, r. 237 Golden Gate

Av
" James S., U. S. Commissioner and deputy

clerk U. S. District Court, r. 330 Locust
" Josephine Miss, spinner Tubbs Cordage

Co., r. 916, 15th Av South
" Kate Miss, spinner Tubbs Cordage Co., r.

916, 15th Av South
" Katharine, widow, r. 711 Van Ness Av
" May C, widow, r. 237 Golden Gate Av
" Stephen W., laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r.

916, 15th Av South
Manlloyd David, teacher music, r. 471 Haight
Mann Abby A., widow, r. 2402 Mission
" AbnerS., ticket agent S. P. Co., office 613

Market, r. Ross Valley, Marin Co.
" Albert, r. 637 California
" Albert, lumberman J. W. Schauten & Co.,

r. 528, 6th
" Alexander, cigar maker H. Plagemann &

Co., r. 1538 Washington
" Alexander Jr., florist. 1441 Polk, r. 1706

Larkin
" August, r. Hunter's Point
" Azro L., principal Denman Grammar

School, r. 2222 Clay
" Charles F., carpenter str San Bias, r. 34b

Silver
" Charles H., r. 2444 Howard
" Charles S., physician and surgeon, 836 Sut-
ter, r. 614 Sutter
Mann C. M. (successor to Isaac De Turk),

wholesale native wines and brandies,

216-220 Sacramento and 221 Commercial,

r. 3414 Washington
" Edward I., clerk Chronicle, r. 824 Geary
" Ellen, widow, r. 1108 Union
" Frank, liquors, 611 Mission, r. Alameda
" Fred T., cigars, 1519 Market
" Frederick, carpenter Sumner C. Murray, r.

22 Isis
" Frederick F., compositor, r. 1720 O'Far-
rell
Mann Frederick P., physician, office hours 8 to

10 a. m., 1 to 2 and 5 to 7 p. m., telephone

Pine 2621, office and r. 2417 Webster cor

Pacific Av
" George, dry goods, 1312 Castro
" George, painter, r. 451 Stevenson
" George F., bookkeeper Willcox & Gibbs

S. M. Co., r. 14 Mercantile Library Bldg
Mann Harry, president Al Hayman & Co., 936

Market, r. New York
" Henry R. (Mann & Wilson), r. 2011 Cali-
fornia
" James P., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,

r. 311 Fremont
" John, carpenter, 839 Sutter, r. 909 Post
" John D., r. 824 Geary
" John D., ship joiner, r. 34b Silver
" Lafayette L., conductor Sutter St. Ry., r.

42 Willow Av
" Lucinda Mrs., r. 624 Sutter
" Mary Mrs. (Mann & Co.), r. 311 Fremont
" Mattie Mrs., teacher music and languages,

14 Mercantile Library Bldg
" Oswald, farmer, r. 537 Sacramento
" Patrick J., clerk, r. 311 Fremont
" R., upholsterer Cal. Furniture Mfg. Co., r.

709 Willow Av
" R. & Co. (Miss Rose Mann), florists and

decorators, 118 O'Farrell
" Rachael, widow, r. 709 Willow Av
" Robert L., attornev at law, 6 Mills Bldg,

8th floor, r. 2222 Clay

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DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF

FOREIGN # DOMESTIC GOAL

Family Trade a Specialty.

Mann Rose Miss (R. Mann & Co.), r. 1538 Wash-
ington
" Sarah J. Mrs., principal Hawthorne Pri-
mary School, r. 2322 Clay
Mann Setli, attorney at law, 6-14 Mills Bldg,
8th floor, r. Oakland
Thomas, teamster, r. 7 Clementina
Thomas R., engineer, r. 17 Polk
Thomas S., r. llllA Jones
William, pile maker, r. 416A Francisco
William G., plumber, r. 423 Greenwich
& Co. (M. Mann), bookbinders, 535 Clay
& Mole, proprietors Washington Street
Planing Mill (Oakland), office 40 New
Montgomery
Mann & Wilson (Henry R. Mann and John
Scott Wilson), managers Lancashire In-
surance Co., 322-324 California, telephone
Main 169
Mannel F. R. Mrs., braiding, 121 Post, room 31,
r. 2b% Ford
" George F., designer, 529 Clay, r. 25M Ford
J8S=Mannel. See Manuel

Manner Charles V., secretary Joshua Hendy
Machine Works, 38-44 Fremont, r. 103
Bartlett
Mannerberg Frederick, liquors, 108 Sacramento
Manners Mathew, laundryman, r. 863% Market
" Theodore, special policeman, r. 2437 Green-
wich
Mannheim Insurance Co., Limited (Mannheim,
Germany), William H. C. Fowler general
agent, 411 California
Mannie Etta L., dressmaker, r. 1536 Clay
" Sarah, widow, r. The (Lick) Old Ladies'
Home
Manning Agnes M. Miss, principal Webster

Primary School, r. 1215 Sutter
Manning Alfred W., proprietor The Sherman
Apartment House, 38, 8th
" Andrew, r. 1233 O'Farrell
" Andrew A., clerk S. P. Co., r. 1333 O'Farrell
" Anna L. Miss, president Felix Adler Free

Kindergarten
" Bartholomew, laborer S. P. Co., r. 344i/4

Perry
" Bridget, widow, janitress North Cosmo-
politan Grammar School, r. 2119 Jones
" Charles, stableman J. D. Fitzgerald, r. 1,529

Howard
" Charles B., laundryman Lurline Baths, r.

13141/2 Larkin rear
" Cornelius, lithographer, r. 138 Lombard
" Cornelius C. M., stenographer, r. 2119 Jones
" Dennis C, sail maker, r. 115, 6th
" Edison, painter, r. 2 Russell
" Edith Miss, r. 2012 Bush
" Edward, clerk Russ House
" Frank, clerk Henry J. Manning, r. l4Collins
" Frank J. H., special agent Palatine Ins. Co.
" Frederick, clerk J. D. Mehrtens & Co., r. 337

O'Farrell
" George, lineman Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r.

933 O'Farrell
" George stock fitter Siebe, Glanville Co., r.

35 Dore
" George J., seaman, r. 160 Shipley
" George S., hoseman Engine 36, r. 14 Collins
" Grant S., clerk New York Sign Co., r. 307
O'Farrell
Manning Guy E., physician and surgeon, 331
Geary, r. 754 Oak
" Harry, clerk, r. 2001 Taylor
[ -- Helen E. Miss, r., 321 Powell
" Henry, expressman, SE cor 6th and Mis-
sion, r. Precita Av nr Alabama

Manning Henry J., oysters, 495 Haight, r. 14

Collins
" Herman, r. 2630 McAllister
Manning H. Seymour, real estate and general

broker, 195 Crocker Bldg, r. 1567, 10th Av

East Oakland

MANNING I. A. & CO.

(Ira A. Manning and Norval A. Robin-
son), general commission merchants
and bicycle dealers, agents for the
Newport Wheel, 933 Market, 4th floor

Manning Ira A. (I. A. Manning & Co.), r. 28, 8th
J. , mill hand Pac. Roll. Mill Co.
James, fireman Western Light and Power

Co., r. 4a Decatur
James, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
James, seaman, r. 2533 Post rear
James, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

549 Mission
James, teamster, r. 3614 Mission
James A., painter, r. 2 Russell
James B., stenographer Lewis Meyerstein,

r. 1017 Powell
James E., attorney at law, 220 Sa'nsome,

rooms 10-13, r. 1233 O'Farrell
James P., r. 1214 Kearny
Jeremiah, laborer, r. 433 Ringold
Jeremiah, laborer, r. 1120 Elm Av
Jeremiah Jr., machinist, r. 1120 Elm Av
John, engineer Sutro Baths, r. 5 Ocean Ter-
race
John, groceries and liquors, 327 Tehama
John, machinist Atlas Iron Wks
John, policeman, r. 1101 Vallejo
John, sign painter Swan & Stein, r. 1111

Mason
John Mrs., r. 13171^ Natoma
John J.; laborer Gray Bros., r. 1231 Castro
John M., real estate, r. 3I8I/2 Eddy rear
JohnW., salesman Raphael Weill &Co.,

r. 303 Dolores
Joseph J., clerk S. P. Co., r. 1115 Castro
Louise Miss, r. 1139 Bush
Martin, waiter, r. 335, 4th
Mathias, laborer S. P. Co., r. 737 Harrison
Michael, clerk, r. 1111 Mason
Michael J., clerk, r. 2119 Jones
Michael J., groceries and liquors, 1776

Howard, r. 210a 14th
Nelson B., engineer, r. 719b McAllister
Patrick, machinist Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 154

Solano
Patrick, painter and paper hanger, 1848

Howard, r. 148, 6th
Patrick, stevedore, r. 121;^ Juniper
Patrick, watchman Raphael Weill &Co.,

r. 303 Dolores
Patrick H., driver John T. Graham, r. 525H

Stevenson
Patrick J., gripman Market St. Ry, r. 2830

Pine
R., seaman str Australia
Richard, laborer Gray Bros., r. 915 Sansome
Roland, clerk Baldwin News Co., r. 38, 8th
Sidney, laundryman La Grande Laundry
Theresa Miss, millinery, 115 Geary, r. 1233

O'Farrell
Thomas, r. 1504 Leavenworth
Thomas (Manning & Spillane), r. 628 Minna
Thomas, laborer, r. 332 Green
Thomas, plumbing, 1 De Boom, r. 56 Minna
Thomas, sign advertiser, r. 21 Prosper
Thomas Jr., assistant O'Connor, Moffatt &

Co., r. 628 Minna
Thomas Jr., plumber and gasfitter, 227,5th,

r. 870 Folsom
Thomas J., laborer Pac. Sheet Metal Wks,

r. 1316!4 Folsom
Thomas P., trunk maker John Norgrove, r.

303 Dolores
Thomas R., porter Schweitzer & Co., r. 19

Perry
William, r. I2I61/2 Folsom
William, carpenter, r. 84 Everett
William, r. 19 Perry

William, jewelry, 804 Market, r. 2013 Bush
William, liquors, cor 7th Av South and

Railroad Av

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Manning William, special agent Atlas Assur-
ance Co., r. San Jose, Cal.
'< William Jr., salesman William Manning,

r. 3012 Bush
" William A., clerk Butler, Schutze & Co.,

r. 19 Perry
" William S., clerk J. D. Spreckels & Bros.

Co., r. Alameda
" & Spillane (Thomas Manning and John
Spillane), groceries and liquors, 19 Ev-
erett
Mannini James, r. 518 Filbert rear

" James, r. 518 Filbert rear
Mannion Charles, bartender James MoMenomey
Jr. & Co., r. 1055 Mission
" George H., stockfltter, r. 35 Dore
" Luke, granite cutter, r. 140^/4 Rose Av
" Margaret, domestic, 2420 Fillmore
" Patrick, laborer, r. 35 Dore
" Thomas, laborer, r. 814 Montgomery
Jg®" Mannion. See Manion
Mannix Dennis, laborer, r. NE cor Napa and
Louisiana
'< Frank, gripman Cal. St. RR, r. 130 Bernard
" Frank P., clerk, r. 829 Mission
" John, cabinet maker, r. 512 Howard
" John, expressman, r. 613 Linden Av
" John, laborer, r. 10 Heron
" John, steerage steward str San Bias
Mannlx John J., superintendent Station D Post
Office, r. 829 Mission
" Michael, plasterer, r. 508 Fell
" Thomas, plastering contractor, r. 508'/4 Fell
" Thomas Jr., plasterer, r. 50814 Fell
Mannteuffel Matilda, widow, r. 17 Bridge PI
Mannuson Carl, laborer, r. 1325 Harrison
Manny James, r. 1030 Mission
i3®" Manny. See Many
Manogue Matthew, r. St. Mary's Hospital
Manon Walter S., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

2901 Geary
Manoni Ange, bartender Leon Esmiol, r. 824

Montgomery
Manor James H., salesman, r. 1908 Green
Manouk Charles, dairy produce, 1653 Mission
Manriquez Joseph, barber, 1023 Pacific, r. lOZlY^

Pacific
Manseau Edward E. carpenter, r. 718 Valencia

" James J., builder, r. 1801 Eddy
Mansen Frederick, dyer, r. 911 Capp

" Martin, seaman str Progreso
4®" Mansen. See Manson

Manser George L., painter M. J. & J. J. Dono-
van, r. 214 Boardman PI
" Henry, salesman, r. 2 Central Court
Mansfield Charles, proof reader Post, r. Berke-
ley
" Dudley, teacher music, 706 Larkin
" Edward L.,r. 400 Golden Gate Av
" Eliza D. Mrs., r. 734 Geary
" Gilbert, teacher music, 1707 Market
Mansfield I. L. R., physician, 400 Golden Gate
Av, telephone Hyde 431
" James, laborer S. P. Co., r. Oakland
" J. D., traveling freight agent Rio Grande
Western Ry., 14 Montgomery, r. Berke-
ley
" J. M. Mrs., physician, office and r. 25 Pearl
" John L., porter Wetmore Bros., r. 218!4

Linden Av
" Joseph, clerk, r. 424 Post
" Joseph G., reporter, r. 826^^ Harrison
" Michael, r. 308 Tehama
" Myer, real estate, 20 Montgomery, r. 728

Sutter
" Patrick, deckhand str Modoc
" Richard, clerk Newman & Levinson, r.

2I81/2 Linden
" Robert, ladies' tailor, 805 Hyde
" The, Mrs. Cecelia Miller proprietor, 206a

Post

" Thomas, driver Metropolitan Moulding Co.

Mansfield Walter D., asst. attorney Board of

Trade of San Francisco, 202 Market and

3 Pine, r. 3023 California

" William, steward Louis Fischer, r. 214, 3d

Mansion House, Mrs. Kate C. Perry proprietor,

961-963 Mission
Mansir Henry C, janitor, r. 1001 Powell

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

Cliina and Japan Mattings.

Cboice Assortmeijt of
Novelties.

S^l-S^-T- rVlARKET ST.

Manson Charles, groceries, SW cor Bay and
Dupont, r. 700 Bay
" David B., clerks. F.Dist. Tel. Co., r. 2003

Leavenworth
" Frederick B., foreman James Young, r.

Oakland
" H.,r. 32, 4th

" James, blacksmith, r. 14 Clinton Park
" Marsden, civil engineer, r. 2010 Gough
4®" Manson. See Mansen
Manstrom C. A., seaman U. S. str Albatross
Mantanari Pasquale, farmer, r. 702 Front
Mantel Emil, manager Thomas E. Rigney, r. 9
Hermann
" Eugene A., designer, r. 2416 California
" Joseph, peddler, r. 224 Stevenson
" Julius C, barber, 1828 Haight, r. 619 Shra-

der
" Max, accountant, r. 108 Ridley
Mantell Francisca, widow, r. 620 Oak
Mantke Adolph. restaurant, 651 Sacramento
Mantle Byron G., Pacific Coast manager Trojan
Shirt and Collar Co., and Brokaw Mfg,
Co., 35 New Montgomery, r. 309 Jones
Manton Catharine, widow, r. 22 Albion Av
•' Charles gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 1410 Pine
" J. Frank, teamster J. Noonan, r. 7 Ellis
" Thomas J., shoemaker, r. 22 Albion Av
Mantoni Domenico, bootblack, 332 Green rear
Mantor George H., warehouseman Haslett &

Swayne, r. 1004 Sanchez
Mantow Peter, cellarman E. Martin & Co., r.

1713 Dupont
Manuel Frank, r. 1316 Kearny
" Gaetano, shoemaker, r. 1316 Kearny
" George, with S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy
" Harvey S., with M. Lonergan, r. 3 East
" John R., oysterman Vasil Gumas, r. 137, 3d
" Rupert, clerk Eugene N. Deuprey, r. 514
San Jose Av
>e®=Manuel. See Manuel

Manuell Herbert E., machinist, r. 45 Elgin
Park Av
" William H., storekeeper Union Iron Wks,
r. 1860 Lexington Av
Manufacturer and Herald of Trade, (weekly)

Kirk C. Ward publisher, 403 Market
Manufacturers and Producers' Association of
California, H. T. Scott president, L. R.
Mead secretary, 2-3 Mills Bldg, 6th
floor
" and Producers' Monthly, Manufacturers
and Producers' Publishing Co. proprie-
tors, 22 Clay
" and Producers' Publishing Co., J. J. Ibbot-
son manager, publishers Manufacturers
and Producers' Monthly, 22 Clay
Manville Elind H., painter, r. 33, 6th
Manwaring Charles W., bookkeeper J. Gund-

lach&Co., r. 741, 17th
4®="Manwaring. See Mainwaring
Manwell William, ship carpenter, r. 171 And-

over Av
4®"Many. See Manny

Manzano Liberato. porter Emanuel Kaeintz,
r. 725i4 Broadway
" Peter, musician, r. 1718 Hyde
Manzer Frank E., electrician, r. 1623 Devisadero
" Lonson M., deputy Sheriff, r. 1623 Devisa-
dero
Manzina Emil, teacher languages, r. 59^ Jessie
Manzo Roquina, widow, r. 443 Green
" Tobin J., pressman Maximin V. Lacaze, r.
443 Green
Mapes William L., laborer, r. 806 Indiana
Maple Hall, Palace Hotel

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classes of advertising.

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San Francisco Office, 405 Sansome St.

Maple Leaf (monthly). Maple Leaf Publishing
Co. publishers, office 12 Mills Bldg, 6th
floor
Maple Leaf PublisMng' Co., S. G. Cheever man-
ager, publishers Maple Leaf, 12 Mills
Bldg, 6th floor
" Wesley H., electrician, r. 28ElginPark
" William, clerk W. F. Smith, r. 1021 Valen-
cia
Maplehurst The, Mrs. Minna Mittfeldt propri-
etor, 1217 Polk
Mapleston Robert S., varieties, 1804 Geary
Mara Michael R., porter Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. 316, 12th
" Thomas F., driver, r. 239 Fremont
" William G.. clerk Am. Dis. Tel. Co.. r. 316,
12 th
Marabello Charles, plumber, r. 506 Hayes

'• John, r. 506 Hayes
Maracini Peter, laborer F. Lucchetti & Co.
Marais Charles L. P., contractor, r. 2313 Mis-
sion
Marango Antone, teamster, r. 329b Bay
Maraschi Anthony Rev., S. J., clergyman St.

Ignatius Church, r. 214 Hayes
Marble Charles H., agent, r. 219 Golden Gate
Av
" Oliver J., driver, r. Hamilton nr Silliman
" William, tile setter W. W. Montague &
Co., r. 1636 Post
;8S= Marble. See Marple

Marbourg Ida G. Mrs., r. 1510 Golden Gate Av
Marburg Frederick Mrs., r. 1317 Leavenworth
Marc August, photographic printer Dijeau &
Severin, r. 13!4 Morris Av
" Emily Miss, dressmaking, 13 Morris Av
" F. Mme., nurse, r. 14 Hayes
" Phillip, core maker, r. 13 Morris Av
Marceau Theodore C, proprietor Marceau's
Fotograf Gallery, 826 Market

Marceau's Fotograf Gallery,

Theodore C. Marceau proprietor, 826
Market, telephone 571

Marcelin Louis, cook, r. 271 Clementina
Marcelli Vincent, laborer, r. 318 Vallejo rear
Marcellus John, baker, r. 15 Howard Court
Marcelot Henry, waiter Nevada Restaurant, r.
609 Pine
" Joseph, fishei-man, r. 314','2 Valley
Maroey Catherine E., r. Old People's Home

" William G., r. Old People's Home
-8®" Marcey. See Marcy

March Alfred A., proprietor San Bruno Hotel,
W s San Bruno Av nr Army
" Catherine Mrs., magnetic healer, r. 822,

15th
" George H., asst. storekeeper The Baldwin,

r. 822, 15th
" Herman, laborer, r. 735 Brannan
" John, confectioner, r. 822, 15th
" Laura, domestic, 2621 California
" Peyton C, 1st lieutenant 5th Artillery,
U. S. A., post commissary and treas-
urer and in charge of Post School, r.
Fort Mason
" William F., bartender Alfred A. March, r.
San Bruno Hotel
Marchand Alex E. (Conklin & Marchand\ r. 1235
Geary
" Cannie Mrs., bookkeeper Ernest Marchand,

r. 19 Laskie
" Constant, r. 735 Ellis

" Desire C, clerk Bonnet Bonnet, r. 420 Jack-
son
" Edward (P. Priet & Co.), r. 1006 Geary

Marchand Ernest, furniture, 1112 Mission, r. 19
Laskie
" Frances Miss, dressmaker, r. 12 Oak Grove

Av rear
" George, wood carver, 549 Brannan, r. 1115

Bryant
" Helena Miss, hairdresser, r. 12 Oak Grove

Av rear
" Helena Mrs., tailoress, r. 12 Oak Grove Av

rear
" John, laborer, r. 11 Reed PI
" Joseph, bartender, r. 765 Mission
Marchand Lizzie Mme., hair and complexion
specialist, manufacturer Mme. Mar-
chand's Antoinette Preparations, 28
Geary
" Paul P. (Marchand & Cadarella), r. 235, 6th
" Victor, porter, r. 11 Reed PI
" & Cardarella (Paul P. Marchand and John
Cadarella) fruits and vegetables, 235, 6th
Marchand's Restaurant, P. Priet & Co. propri-
etors, 115-117 Grant Av
Marchant Adrien J., bartender Chaix & Bernard,
r. 425 Bush
" Alfred H., student Robert Harrison, r. 14

Lewis PI
" Charles E., wood finisher S. F. Furniture

MtgCo., r. 421,4th
" George H., with Pac. Spring and Mattress

Co., r. 123 Richland Av
" LillieN., widow, r. 1517 Larkin
" Rodney H. Jr., clerk Lievre, Fricke & Co.,
r. 14 Lewis PI
Marcheles George, carpenter, r. 112 Jackson
Marcher Hans P., porter Hans H. Hjul, r.

252 Minna
Marchesi Luigi, r. 818 Sansome
Marchetti John H., teamster, r. 316, 12th
" Olino, r. 518 Greenwich
" Peter, compositor Italian Publishing Co.,

r. 518 Greenwich
" Marie Miss, dressmaking, 518 Greenwich
Marchi John, fruits and vegetables, Pacific
Fruit Market, r. 1714 Dupont
" Peter, clerk John Marchi, r. 1714 Dupont
" Peter, florist P. Canepa & Co., r. 2316 Ma-
son
" Severino, musician, r. 509 Broadway
Marchini Mary, widow, r. 632, 17th
Marchioness The, Mrs. Frank Cummings propri-
etor, 158-160 Golden Gate Av
Marchlewicz Ignatius, second-hand bags, 29

Drumm, r. 730 Vallejo
Marohovich Michael, waiter Anton Versalovich,

r. 3331/2 Minna
Marcinkowski Joseph, tailor, r. 910 Pine
Marckley BenjaminF., lapidary Shreve&Co., r.
1(J23, 24th
" B. F. Mrs., varieties, 1023, 24th
" George W., millwright, r. 125Collingwood
4@=Marckley. See Markley
Marckres Clair C, dental student, r. 420 Ellis
Marco William, r. 314 Pacific
Marcolo John, expressman, r. 24 Morey Alley
Marcou Claudius, laimdry, 1424 Dupont
Marcovich Henry, peddler, r. 201 Ash Av
Marcucci Domingo, assistant U. S. Inspector
Hulls, Appraisers' Bldg, room 20, r. 2011
Golden Gate Av
Marcum Robert F., barber M. H. Girai-din, r.

1406 Ellis
Marcus Alfred J. (S. H. Frank &Co.), r. Menlo
Park
" Benjamin, clothing, 1054 Howard
" Charles, longshoreman, r. 1013 Pennsylva-
nia Av
" Frank, property man Baldwin Theater, r.
903 Bush

MARCUS GEO. & CO.

(Fr. Hohwiesner), importers and com-
mission merchants and agents Com-
mercial Union Assurance Co. Limited,
(of London), 232 California

Marcus George P., clerk Herrmann & Co., r.
518 Lyon
" Gustav (Levinson Bros.), r. Mill Valley
" Gustave, engineer, 139 Post
" Ida N., widow, r. 1920 Howard

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Marcus Jacob, driver Simon Marcus, r. Acton nr
Bootz's Park
" Joseph, salesman Horwitz & Cotin, r. 421

Van Ness Av
" Louis F., musician, r. 306 O'Farrell
" Mary, widow, r. 824 Laguna
" Morris, clerk A. Shirek & Co., r. 1769 Ellis
Marcus Morris, secretary and treasurer S. Fos-
ter & Co., 26-38 California, r. 1630 Golden
Gate Av
" Oscar, laborer, r. 601, 3d
" Robert, r. 616 Ellis
" Samuel, clothing, 212, 4th
" Siegfried (Peterson & Marcus), r. 3223 Sut-
ter
" Simon, dairy, Acton nr Bootz's Park
" Sophia, widow, r. 1421 Golden Gate Av
4®"Marcus. See Markus

Marcuse Charles, cigars and stationery, 514

Geary

" Felix (Marcuse & Remmel), r. Alameda

Marcuse J. M., secretary The D. E. Allison Co.,

501-509 Front, r. 2326 Washington

" Julius, salesman Haas Bros., r. 410 Post

" M. &Co. (Morris Marcuse), importers fancy

goods, hosiery, etc., 125-127 Sansome
" Marcus, merchant, r. 2226 Washington
" Morris (M. Marcuse & Co.), r. 2409 Wash-
ington
" Seymour C, salesman H. Levi & Co., r.

2326 Washington
" Solomon, clerk Hicks-Judd Co., r. 2818, 16th
" & Remmel (Felix Marcuse and Julius A.
Remmel), contractors and builders and
real estate, 628 Market
Marcy Henry D. Mrs., liquors, NE cor Stanyan
and Page
" John, waiter str Arago
" J'oseph M., r. 731 Pine

" William, Pacific Coast passenger agent
Nickel Plate Road, 38 Crocker Bldg, r.
The California Hotel
" Zephyrin C, porter Livingston & Co., r. 51
Capp
Jg®-Marcy. See Marcey

Marden Albert, bagmaker Hirschfelder &
Meaney, r. 609 Hampshire
Elijah D., janitor, r. 126 Scott
Josie Miss, trunkliner, r. 609 Hampshire
True M., master ship Guardian, r. 830 Post
William D., r. 609 Hampshire
William H., drayman John Shepherd, r. 221
Clara

" William L., machine operator Hirschfel-
der & Meaney, r. 609 Hampshire
Marechal Niel The, Schneider & Cazeaux pro-
prietors, 404 Ellis
Marek Frank, porter, r. 208 Golden Gate Av
Marengo Seraflno (Marengo & Basso), r. 3312

Mission
Marengo Simon, manager Progressive Window
and House Cleaning Co., 524 Bush, r.
Berkeley
" & Basso (Seraflno Marengo and Salvatore
Basso), liquors, 3312 Mission
Mares William D., longshoreman, r. 538 How-
ard
Maresca Michael, fruits and vegetables, 1013

Powell, r. 827 Pacific
Maret Frederick H. (A. J. Abrams &Co.), r. 315
Powell
" Henry, actor, r. 106 Mason
" Louis T., shademaker W. & J. Sloane & Co.,

r. 126 Fern Av
" Mary, widow, r. 126 Fern Av
" Victor, bootblack, 421, 4th, r. 6 Hinckley

MARET VICTOR,

florist and landscape gardener, funer-
al work promptly attended to, deco-
rations for weddings, etc., open all
day Sunday, 513 Hayes, formerly 519
Hayes

Maret Victor Jr., engraver Shreve & Co. r. 513
Hayes

Margeson Emerson M., conductor Market St.
Ry., r. 712 Army

Margetson Frederick G. J., agent Clark Build-
ing, 406 Sutter, room 9

r W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

MANUFACTURERS <

Margey James, marine fireman, r. 259 Clemen-
tina
" Michael, engineer, r. 1326 Natoma
" Roger, fireman tug J. H. Redmond, r. 27
Welch
Marggraf August W., watchman Sutter St. Ry.,
r. 75 Stevenson
" Henry, painter, r. 728 Filbert
" Joseph, cabinet maker, r. 202 Franklin
;8®=-Marggraf See Markgraf
Margini Daniel, waiter, r. 7 McCormick PI
" Dante, photographer, r. 7 McCormick PI
" Peter, r. 7 McCormick PI
Margitan Andrew, laborer, r. 413 Sierra
Margo James A., salesman Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. 709 Bush
" Mary, widow, r. 2824a Sacramento
" William F., r. 6171/2 Post
Marguerite House, Mrs. M. A. Connolly pro-
prietor, 417 Larkin
Marguerite Saloon, John C. Casey proprietor,

421 Larkin
Marguth George, sausage maker L. Schnetzler,

r. 455 Jessie
Margy Michael, engineer Risdon I. & L. Wks, r.

13261/4 Natoma
Mari Luigi, porter Sartori & Fantina, r. 509

Broadway
Maria Constantine, restaurant, 308V4, 6th
" Kip Orphanage, Sister Anna in charge, 638
Folsom
Mariani Angelo, boot and shoe maker, 405 Broad-
way
" Daniel, foreman Gorham Rubber Factory,

r. SW cor Turk and Leavenworth
" Helvitio T., clerk Stephen Mariani, r. 131,

23d
" Henry, boiler maker J. C. Lemmer & Co.
" James, waiter, r. 2511 Bryant
Mariani Stephen, hardware, paints, oils, glass
and ammunition, 131, 23d, warehouse 209,
33d, r. 131, 33d
4®=- Mariani. See Marioni
Marias Charles, clerk Jacob Unna, r. 2312 Mis-
sion
Maricich Luca (Maricich & Mengola), r. Oak-
land
" & Mengola (Luca Maricich and Domenico
Mengola), restaurant, 8 Union
Maricopa and Phoenix and Salt River Valley
Railroad Co. (Phoenix, A. T.), N. K.
Masten president, F. I. Kendall secre-
tary, 3 Crocker Bldg
Marier Clement, compositor Le Franco-Cali-

fornien, r. 38 Louisa
Marilli Serafino. steward Perini's Restaurant,

r. 534 Taylor
Marin Antone, fireman str San Jose
" County Creamery Co., Fred Kruse agent,
105 Sacramento
Marin County Herald, Charles Burrey pro-
prietor, 235 Kearny, room 9
" County Water Co., A. Dalton Harrison sec-
retary, 406 California
" Eliso, fireman str Arago
•' Francisco, musician, r. 1120 Jackson
" John B., upholsterer T.I. Ducruet, r. Berk-
eley
Marincovich A., cooper Cal. Wine Assn
Marine Engineers' Association, William Warin
corresponding secretary, 9 Mission,
room 3
Marine Engineers' Beneficial Association,
Frank Bragg business manager, William
Warin corresponding and recording sec-
retary, 9 Mission

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Marine Hospital U. S., Presidio Reservation
nr Mountain Lake, ofQce Surgeon in
Command U. S. Appraisers' Bldg. room 1

" Index Publishing Co., R. B. Hooper presi-
dent, H. S. Smith secretary, publishers
Pacific Coast Marine Record, 315 Cali-
nia, roora 7
Marine Insurance Co. Limited (of London),
George W. McNear agent, 326 California
Marine Iron Works, Muir Brothers proprietors,

1015 Battery
Marinelli John, musician, r. 2123 Polk
Mariner Harry B., clerk Tom C. Grant, r. Oak-
land

" J. A., musician, r. 126 Ellis
4®"Mariner. See Marriner
Mariner's Cliurcll, Rev. Joseph Rowell pastor,

NE cor Sacramento and Drumm
Mariner's Free Reading Room, NE cor Sacra-
mento and Drumm

" Home, Walter E. Lane proprietor, 504-506
Davi s
Maring F. E., checker Palace Hotel, r. 3857 Mis-
sion
Marini Francisco, hostler 6. Marini & Co., r.
1201 Kearny

" Frank (Valente, Marini & Co.), r. 12 Cadell
Alley

" G. & Co. (Giovanni Marini and Michael
Sabatino), livery stable, 410 Montgom-
ery Av

" Giovanni (G. Marini & Co.), r. 412 Montgom-
ery Av

" Giovanni B., laborer N. P. C. RR

" Giovanni B., peddler, r. 25 Hinckley

" Giuseppe, bootblack, r. 3 Grand PI

" Giuseppe, fisherman, r. 222 Broadway

■' Michael, printer, r. 12 Cadell Alley

" Nicolai, r. 12 Cadell Alley
Marino Antonio, bootblack, r. 11 Pollard PI

" Brothers (Prank and Domenico), liquors
and restaurant, 712 Greenwich

" Domenico (Marino Bros.), r. 718 Green-
wich

" Dominic A., wharfinger Union St. Wharf,
r. 828a Broadway

" Frank (Marino Bros.), r. 712 Greenwich

" Frank, barber Joseph Ferrazzano, r. 418
Vallejo

" Frank, sailmaker, r. Sailors' Home

" Giuseppe, musician, r. 522 Union

" Manuel, laborer Bissinger & Co., r. 1322
Kearny

" Pietro, musician, r. 522 Union

" Rocco, r. 522 Union

" W., painter Cal. Wine Assn
Marinovich Kate C, widow, r. 637 Golden Gate
Av

" Pietro, r. 830 Broadway
Mario Antonio, fisherman, r. 324 Vallejo

" Blanche, widow, r. 334 Geary
Marion Clarence F., clerk H. S. Crocker Co., r.
1610a California

" Florence Miss, teacher music, r. 1610a Cali-
fornia

" Frank H., clerk H. Huddleston & Co., r.
1610a California

" George, cigarmaker, r. 536i4 Jessie

" John J., butcher, r. 536i4 Jessie

" John T., sash and door maker Charles M.
Depew Planing Mill Co., r. 536% Jessie

" Joseph, delicacies, f>e Centre Market, r. 408
Stockton

■' L., millhand W. H. Miner

" Michael J., mechanical engineer, 526 Mis-
sion

Marion Steam Shovel Co., George W. Bamhart
manager, 4 Sutter, room 24
" Washington R., mining, r. 1817 Scott
Marioni Ginotto, molder D. Ghirardelli Co., r. 2
Lick
' ' James (Monighetti & Marioni) , 666 Howard
" Luigi, waiter, r. 509 Broadway
" Salvatore, fisherman, r. 222 Broadway
" Salvatore, laborer, r. 11 Pollard PI
Mariotte Noel, draughtsman U. S. Engineer's

oxfice, r. Oakland
Mariposa Commercial and Mining Co. (Mari-
posa Co.), H. G. Stevenson secretary,
office 532 Market, room 3
Maris William, special agent Royal Insurance

Co., r. 2611% Sacramento
Marisch Anthony W., blacksmith U. S. Mint, r.
15 Stanly PI
Luke, salesman, r. 15 Stanly PI
Meo, butcher F. Uri & Co., r. 1815 O'Far-

rell
Nicholas, salesman Wolf, Wreden & Co., r.

15 Stanly PI
Prosper, salesman Neville & Co., r. 15

Stanly PI
William, barber G. Perlite, r. 1806 Powell
Mariscotti Giuseppe (Mariscotti & Molinari), r.

1429 Dupont
Mariscotti & Molinari (Giuseppe Mariscotti
and G. B. Molinari), liquors, 616 Mont-
gomery
Maristany Joseph Jr., office 304 Montgomery, r.

Oakland
Mariston John, r. 636% Minna rear
Maritano Luigia Miss, laundress Marie Nev-

raument, r. 341, 3d
Maritime Insurance Co. Limited (of Liverpool),

John Livingston agent, 428 California
Maritzen August, carpenter, r. 716 Fulton
" Charles, house, sign and fresco painter, 517

Laguna, r. 611 Hayes
" Tillie, domestic, 1138 Fulton
Marius Gauthier, flesher Legallet-Hellwig Tan-
ning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
Mark Barbetta, widow, r. 108% Oak
" Cecil W., vice-principal Everett Grammar
School, r. 1012, 20th
Mark Hopkins Institute of Art. SE cor Cali-
fornia and Mason
" Susie Hert Miss, vocalist, r. 1012, 20th
" Thomas, driver S. F. Laundry, r. 33 Eddy
4®=Mark. See Marks
Markel Amos, paper carrier, r. 156, 3d
" George, clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r. 73

Water
" John L., butcher, r. 1610 Stockton
" Rufus C, lumber surveyor, 9 Mission, r.
156,3d
Marker Frank L., waiter Andrew Grimm, r. 334

Bush
Markeson Martin, real estate, r. 135, 5th
Market Inspector, New City Hall. 1st floor
Market Street Bank The, S. C. Lillis presi-
dent, W. S. Hopkins cashier, 933 Mar-
ket
" Street Planing Mill, Frank A. Geier pro-
prietor, SW cor Dolores and Market
Market Street Railway Co., Charles F.
Crocker president, H. E. Huntington
vice-president, N. T. Smith treasurer, J.
L, Willcutt secretary and controller, E.
P. Vlning general manager, Union Trust
and Hobart Bldgs, adjoining
Markewitz August, r. 1713 Clay
Markey Alfred, teamster Cutting Fruit Packing
Co.,r. 3 Victor
" Christopher, teamster O'Meara & McCar-
thy, r. 809 Geary
" Frank, fireman, r. 625 Davis
" Frank A., teamster, r. 3 Victor
" Frederick S,, clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r.

2402 Clay
" Henry S., cashier Union I. Wks, r. 2402

Clay
" Henry S. Jr., civil engineer Union I. Wks,

r. 2402 Clay
" Joseph, operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 3 Victor
" Lawrence, laborer, r. 1(X)9. 24th
" Owen, carpenter, r. 1009, 24th

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Markgraf Frederick J., gasfitter William F.
Wilson, r. 1413 Lyon

" Leopold, r. 2307 Post
>e®='Markgraf. See Marggraf
Markham Christian, asphaltum roofer and con-
tractor, r. 31 Ridley

" Ellen, widow, r. 940 Capp

" James H., heel builder United Boot and
Shoe Co., r. 940 Capp

" J. J. Mrs., r. 2513 Bush
4®~Markham. See Marcum
Marki Rossi, flower peddler, r. 2216 Mason
Markland James, bartender John Butler, r.

I6271/2 Pine
Markle Clay, liquors, 201-203 Ellis, r. 1 Eddy

" Frank B., motorman S. F. & S. M. Ry.

" Walter, teamster Somers & Co., r. 303, 1st
Marklein Oscar, waiter, r. 68!4 Everett
Markley B. K., bookkeeper Western Sugar Re-
fining Co.,r. Sausalito

" Charles H., salesman Leon Lemos, r. 625c
Natoma

" James E., engineer, r. 508, 2d

" Joseph E., engineer, r. 800 Kearny
j8®=-Markley. See Marckley
Markman Paul A. grinder Cal. Saw Wks, r.

Oakland
Marko Joseph (Wolkerstorfer & Marko), r. 944%

Harrison
Markolwitz Bernhard, r. 227, 3d
Markowitz Abraham J. (Stokes & Markowitz),
r. 1187 Market

" Abram, tailor, 1231 Market, and cigars,
507 Hayes, r. 507 Hayes

" David, clothing, 911 Folsom, r. 141 Shipley

" John, r. 106 Hyde

" Max, hassock maker, r. 217, 17th

" Morris A., rabbi, r. 956 Folsom

" Morris L., salesman Joseph L. Breyer, r.
217, 7th

" Moses A., butcher, lOW-A Howard, r. 438!4,
6th
Marks A., crockery and glassware, 212 Califor-
nia, r. 746 Castro

" Aaron H,, tailor, r. 734 Montgomery

" Abe, clerk Merchants' Exchange Assn, r.
430V4, 6th

" Abraham, butcher, r. 43 Fulton

" Adelaide M., widow, r. SW cor Haight and
Pierce

" Adolph, r. 719b McAllister

" Adolph, merchant, r. 1128 Eddy

" Adolph, tailor, r. iSQli Hayes

" Albert, cutter Albert Mueller & Co., r. 717
Franklin

" Albert, teamster, r. 491, 4th

" Albert L., theatrical manager, r. 1517 Jack-
son

" Anna, widow, r. 3215 Sacramento

" Augustus, cutler Ortet Bros., r. Alameda

" B., capitalist, r. 1134 O'Farrell

" B. & Co. (Berry Marks and Marcus New-
field), wool and hop dealers, 214 Pine,
room 14

" Benjamin L., with Louis Marks, r. 1015
Golden Gate Av

" Berry (B. Marks & Co.), r. NE cor Gough
and O'Farrell

" Brothers (Charles L. and Lincoln), fruits
and vegetables, 1305 Buchanan

" Brothers (William and Louis), ladies' and
children's underwear, 106,6th

" Caroline S., widow, r. 1532 Eddy

" Charles, seaman, r. 39 Pacific

" Charles L. (Marks Bros.), r. 610 Fulton

" E., fruits and vegetables, 1919 Bush, r. 2095
Pine

" Edmund, broker, r. 916 Devisadero

" Edmund W., clerk, r. 916 Devisadero

" Edward, salesman M. Friedman &Co.,r.
2612 Sutter
Marks Eli, insurance broker, 219 Sansome, r.
2121 California

" Frederick, r. 2612 Sutter

" Frederick Jr., mechanical optician Cali-
• fornia Optical Co., r. 2612 Sutter

" Gustav M., stenographer The Rosenblatt
Co., r. 1625 Post

" H. Mrs., widow, r. 915 Franklin

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

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Largest Assortment on the Coast.
O'+l-O^V ./Vlarket St.

Marks Harris, second-hand clothing, 239, 4th
" Harry, books and stationery, 331 Bus \ r.

437 Golden Gate Av
" Harry, cigar manufacturer, r. 1703 Dupont
" Harry, correspondent M. Friedman c& Co.,

r. 1625 Post
" Harry, horse dealer, r. 1312a Eddy
" Henry, tailor, r. 458 Natoma rear
" Henry, tailor, r. 734 Montgomery
" Hyman, salesman Philadelphia Shoe Co.,

r. 717 Franklin
" Hyman H., gardener Union Square, r. 702

Vallejo
" Irving S., r. 610 Fulton
" Isaac, r. 1931 Ellis

" Isaac, clerk The Knickerbocker, 17 Stockton
" Isaac, plumber, 809 Bnsh
" Isaac L., bookkeeper Harry B. Adler, r. 1015

Golden Gate Av
" Isaac L., tinner James De La Montanya,

r. 2230 Sutter
" Isidore L., clerk Charles Marks, r. 610 Ful-
ton
" Jacob, salesman, 220 Sutter, room 7, r. 425

Sutter
" Jacob, tailor, r. 328 Tehama
" James E., millwright, r. 1120, 24th
'• Jesse E. (Jesse E. Marks & Co.), r. 2120a
Sutter
Marks Jesse E. & Co. (Jesse E. Marks), pro-
prietors The Yosemite, 730 Market
" Joel L., clerk general auditor's office S.

P. Co., r. 1410 Grove
" Johanna, widow, r. 1513 Ellis
" Johanna, r. 2527 Fillmore
" John, r. 449 Jessie
" John, bakery, 778 Harrison
" John, bricklayer, r. 626Y2 Ash Av
" John, laborer James P. Guerin, r. 1350 Mar-
ket
" John G., bartender William G. Schroeder
" Joseph, marble polisher Ruflino & Bianchi,

r. 3 Juniper
" Joseph, stockbroker, 232 Montgomery, r.

Palace Hotel
" Joseph, wood carver Charles F. Schiller,

r. 770 Bryant
" Joseph H., salesman The Hamburger Co.,

r. 717 Franklin
" Josephine, widow, r. 1914a Bush
" Julia, widow, r. 106 Nebraska
" Julius, driver Eclipse Bakery, r. 520 Taylor
" Lawrence J., teamster Cutter & Co., r. 491,

4th
" L. B. Mrs., dressmaking, 524b Capp
" Leon, wool sorter, r. 411, 5th
" Leon B., speculator, r. 524b Capp
" Leonard J., machinist, r. 1120, 24th
" Leopold J., watchmaker, 719b McAllister
" Lincoln (Marks Bros.), r. 610 Fulton
" Louis (Marks Bros.), r. 722 Golden Gate Av
" Louis, clerk Harris Marks, r. 239, 4th
" Louis, drayman, 219 Battery, r. 1015 Golden

Gate Av
" Louis, tinsmith H. A. Wissing, r. 42 Ful-
ton
" Mannheim, manager A. Marks, r. 746 Cas-
tro
" Marcus, collector Goldberg, Bowen &Co.,

r. 9321/4 Filbert
" Marcus, fruit dealer, r. 2025 Pine
" Marcus, oil clothing manufacturer, 52 Clay,

r. 610 Fulton
" Marcus, traveling salesman, r. 43 Fulton
" Martin A., clerk F. Toplitz & Co., r. 2130
Sutter

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405-407 SANSONIE STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.

Marks Mary E. Miss, trained nurse, r. 1608 Van
Ness Av

" Max H., r. 6321/i Olive Av

" Michael (Marks & Brownstein), r. 2130
Sutter

" Michael, peddler, r. 430/2, 6th

" Montague, conductor Market St. Ry, r.
1515^ Mission

" Morris, r. 722 Golden Gate Av

" Morris, butcher Isaac Lacher, r. 731 Mc-
Allister

" Morris, clerk Loryea's New Hammam
Baths

" Morris H., fruits and vegetables, 1611 Fill-
more, r. 610 Fulton

" Moses, horse dealer, r. 1312a Eddy

" Philip, miner, r. 909 Kearny

" Philip, tailor, 1436 Howard

" Robert, r. 843 Golden Gate Av

" Samuel, r. 215, Uth
Marks Samuel M., asst. secretary Paciflc Mu-
tual Life Insurance Co., r. 2527 Fillmore

" Simon, r. 2121 California

" Sylvester, butcher, r. 130 Utah

" Thomas H., boxmaker Pac. and S. F. Box
Factory, r. 1217 Nebraska

" Thomas J., collection teller London, Paris
and American Bank, r. 916 Devisadero

" Wheeler W., carpenter Joseph Y. Ayer, r.
1120, 24 th

" William (Marks Bros.), r. 722 Golden Gate
Av

" William, pileman Harbor Commissioners

" William O., clerk James F. Reed

" & Brownstein (Michael Marks), manufac-
turers cigars, 11-13, 1st
4®-Marks. See Marcus, Mark and Marx
Markson John P., clerk, r. 417 Vallejo
Markt Emil, machinist, r. 1108 Alabama

" Ferdinand, brewer National Brewing Co.,
r. 709 Fulton

" Joseph, r. 1108 Alabama
Markus Louis, gents' furnishings, 401 Kearny
4®=Markus. See Marcus
Markuzon Martin E., baker, r. 119, 5th
Marlatt A. A., operator W. U. Tel Co., r. 319
Sutter

" Carvill W.. conductor S. F. & S. M. Ry.,
r. 56 Old San Jose Road

" Edward D. (Deis & Marlatt), r. 1125 Mis-
sion
Marley Edward J., painter, r. 1936 Ellis

" John C, mill hand Deming-Palmer Mill-
ing Co., r. 530 Castro

" Kate Miss, seamstress, r. 658 Folsom
Marliave Edward C, traveling salesman Phelps

& Miller, r. Berkeley
Marliere Julie, widow, r. 717 Ellis
Marlin Alonzo, carpenter, r. Lee Av nr Ocean
House Av

" George W., r. 1006 Bush
Marlow Anson S., gripman Market St. Ry., r.
326y2 Jersey

" James J., boiler maker Risdon I. and L.
Wks, r. '45 Everett

•' Kate, widow, r. 461 Tehama

" Louis H., cigar maker, r. 30 West Mission

" Mathew J., trunkmaker C. A, Malm & Co.,
r. 13!4 Sheridan

" Thomas, seaman, r. Harrison nr Precita
Av

" Thomas A., mill hand, r. 461 Tehama

" William, upholsterer, r. 5 Martha PI

" William L., clerk Peter L. Cortelyou
Marlowe John H., foreman Sanborn, Vail & Co.,
r. 32/2, 27th

Marlowe Thomas, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co.,
r. 27 Gunnison Av
" Thomas A., gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
27 Gunnison Av
Marnell David, printer, r. 704 Harrison
" James, waiter Henry Falk, r. 135, 5th
" Margaret, widow, r. 704 Harrison
" William J., bookbinder Hicks- Judd Co., r.
704 Harrison
Marnette Charles, carpenter, r. Alms House

Road opp Alms House
Maroevich Rocco, r. 810 Green
Marone Antonio, driver G. Orsi, r. 8 Cadell Alley
Maroney Mary E. Miss, teacher Franklin Gram-
mar School, r. 308 Leavenworth
" Thomas F., laborer, r. 1530 Kentucky
" William, laborer, r. 109/2 Gilbert
iSS^Maroney. See Moroney
Marovich Victor, waiter Theodore Giurich, r. 3

Minna
Marple Charles L., clerk U. S. Customs, r. 1501b

Larkin
Marquand Felix, fresco painter, r. 1223 Folsom

rear
Marquard Adolph, clerk Contra Costa House
" Henry, butcher Louis Muller, r. 913, 14th
" Louis, watchman Jackson Brewing Co., r.

114a 11th
" Rudolph, clerk, r. 913, 14th
" Rudolph, house painter, r. 1133 Florida
Marquarda Francisco, baker, r. 8 Telegraph PI
Marquardsen Ernest H. J., agent Claus Spreck-
els, r. 2779, 16th

MARQUARDSEN MARCUS,

asphaltum roofing and all kinds of
cement work, 1824/2 Stockton
Marquardt Frederick, bricklayer, r. 637 Broad-
way
" John, teacher violin, 792 Van Ness Av
" John Mrs., teacher music, 792 Van Ness Av
" John G., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 989

Howard
" John H., attendent U. S. Marine Hospital
Marquart John H., magazine keeper Phelps &

Arnold, r. 1409, 24th
Marque Emile, proprietor Le Petit Californien,
8 Montgomery Av
" Pierre, laundryman, r. 337 Edinburgh
Marquesi Angelo, clerk, r. 445 Ivy Av
Marquette Cynthia, widow, r. 647 Stevenson
Marquis Alexander W., architect, 230 Kearny,
room 1, r. Alameda
" George A., manufacturers' agent, 421^23

Market, r. Grand Hotel
" John, architect, 4 California, room 15, r.

Alameda
" Robert, salesman Joseph Byrne & Co., r.

616 Ellis
" Thomas, clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. Ala-
meda
" Thomas, fireman Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r.
IdOdYs Chestnut
Marr David, teamster, r. 14a Perry

" Harry, printer, r. 308, 5th
Marraccini Roberto, laborer Milani & Co
Marrack Gertrude Miss, teacher music, r. 733
Devisadero
" Noel B., bookkeeper, r. 723 Devisadero
" Richard T., bookkeeper Methodist Book
Depository, r. 723 Devisadero
Marre Celestin, wool puller Legallet-Hellwig
Tanning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad
Av
" Phillip, wool puller Legallet-Hellwig Tan-
ning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
Marrett Henry W.. cook Eugene Belrose, r.

Francis nr Mission
Marrin Thomas, laborer, r. 10 Boyd

" Thomas A., clerk, r. 10 Boyd
-eSTMarrin. See Marron
Marriott Edwin R., assistant cashier S. F.

News Letter, r. Alameda
Marriott Frederick, publisher and proprietor
San Francisco News Letter, 606 Mer-
chant, r. Alameda
" Frederick A., advertising dept. S. F. News
Letter, r. Alameda
je®=Marriott. See Marryatt

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Marron Dennis J., plasterer, r. 3140b Market

Frank M., clerk Simpson & Millar, r. San

Rafael
George H., clerk Sanborn, Vail &Co., r. 811

18th
James, helper, r. 501 Napa
James, seaman, r. 117Drumm
James, teamster, r. 728V^, 14th
James F., shoe cutter, r. 147"^ Valencia
John, helper Union Iron "Wks, r. 11141/4 Ken-
tucky
John F., clerk, r. 811, 18th
John H., plasterer, r. 811, 18th
John J., bricklayer, r. 2232 Bush
Margaret, widow, r. 10 Bryant Av
Michael A., groceries, 330, 4lh, r. 210 Dun-
can
Michael C, plasterer, r. 147% Valencia
Michael C. Jr., operator Am. District Tel.,

r. 14714 Valencia
Patrick, bricklayer, r. 106 Hickory Av
Patrick J., contractor, r. 2232 Bush
Patrick J., salesman I. E'latow & Co., r.

1151/^ Shipley
Thomas, laborer, r. 632 Valencia
Thomas F., butcher S. P. Hicks, r. 2232
Bush
" William E., bookkeeper, r. 811, 18th
4®*Marron. See Marrin
Marrs William, conductor Market St. Ry., r.

1211 Fillmore
4®"Marrs. See Mars

Marry att Henry A., messenger, r. 23 Stone
J8®="Marryatt. See Marriott
Mars Albert E., piledriver, r. 123 Eddy
" Charles, carpenter, r. 765 Harrison
" Charles F., lather, r. 765 Harrison
" Kate, widow, r. 765 Harrison
" Victor T., gripman Presidio and Ferries
R.R., r. 1920 Greenwich
Marsan John L,., barber, 502 Napa, r. 631 Ten-
nessee
Marschalk George, manager F. Rippe, r. 2801,
16th
" John A., clerk Sutton & Beebe, r. 731 Geary
Marschhausen Charles, bartender, r. 1410 Octa-
via
" Henry, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Marsden Ann, widow, r. 1411 Point Lobos Av
" Henry, bookbinder, r. 107 Taylor
" Violet I. Mrs., proprietor The Malford, 107
Taylor
J6®"Marsden. See Marston
Marseiles Frank, shoemaker, 1034 Golden Gate

Av, r. E s Mission Road nr China Av
Marseille Soap and Perfumery Co., Ruckert
& Baker proprietors, manufacturers
soap and perfumery, 1109-1111 Folsom
Marselas George W., millman, r. 1% Verona PI
Marselli Vincenzo, carpenter, r. 519^4 Green-
wich
Marsh Alice Miss, r. 1600 Van Ness Av
Alice F., widow, r. 328 O'Farrell
Byron R., stenographer John Demartini &

Co., r. 328 Geary
Carrie Miss, r. 148 Eddy
Charles, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Claire Mrs., nurse, r. 417 Van Ness Av
Edward J., stenographer Bishop &

Wheeler, r. Oakland
Elisha B. Mrs., r. 907 Pine
Frank H., foreman American Type Found-
ers Co., r. Alameda
Marsh Frederick D., vice-president Burnham
& Marsh Co., 42i Montgomery, r. Ala-
meda
" George H., machinist, r. 928 Capp
" George T. (G. T. Marsh & Co.),r. 300, 12th
Av cor Clement
Marsh G. T. & Co. (George T. Marsh), import-
ers Japanese art work, 625 Market
" Harriet, widow, r. 1412 Pacific
Marsh Henry F., agent United States Glass
Co. (Pittsburgh, Pa.), offlcTe and sales-
room 18 Sutter, r. 2507 Howard
" Henry F. Jr. (Marsh & Kidd) , r. Alameda
" Hettie D. widow, r. 1812 Lexington Av
" J. Alfred, attorney at law, 171-174 Crocker
Bldg, r. 1001 Pine

Marsh J. E., waiter Cardall & Marston, r. 810
Mission
" John B., teamster Pac. Carriage Co., r. 91,

9th
" Louis E., clerk Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r. 3326

18th
" M. & Co. (Morris Marsh and Aaron Gold-
man), manufacturers hats and caps, 6-8
Sutter
" Maude Miss (Fields & Marsh), r. 149 Tay-
lor
" Morris (M. Marsh & Co.), r. 313 Golden

Gate Av
" Orlando M., street contractor, r 11234 Turk

rear
" Pauline, widow, r. 741, 17th
" Ralph, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1412

Pacific
" Richard T., clerk George D. Dornin, r.

North Temescal
" Sydney L. Mrs., r. 2117 Hyde
" Theron R., butcher, r. 1812 Lexington Av
Marsh & Kidd (H. F. Marsh Jr. and Arthur
Kidd), commission merchants and
agents Eastern glass manufacturers,
522 Market and 23 Sutter
Marshal United States, office U. S. Apprais-
ers Bldg, 3d floor
Marshall A., waiter sir City of Sydney
" Albert, deckhand str Resolute
" Alexander F., shipwright Union I. Wks, r.

517 Folsom
" Allan, watchmaker, 126 Kearny, room 28, r.

779 Stevenson
" Ann W. Mrs., nurse, r. 829, 15th
" Antonio, barber, 3 Brooks, r. 249 Pacific
" Arthur, seaman, r. 718 Greenwich rear
" Arthur J., seaman, r. 121 Eureka
" Benjamin, r. 924 Sutter
" C. Archibald (Marshall & Reimers), r. 1808

Green
" Carl A., laborer, r. 1126 Hampshire
" C. F., foreman G. W. Brown, r. 1730 Eddy
"• Charles, cabinet maker A. J. McNicoll &

Co., r. 8 Vulcan
" Charles H., master mariner, r. 1045 Market
" Charles S., salesman, r. 1228V4 Eddy
" Clarence E., waiter, r. 969 Mission
" Cornelius, seaman str State of California
" David McT., salesman W. K. Vanderslice

& Co., r. 138, 12th
" Edward, clerk Brown & Metzner, r. 247, 8th
" Edward, seaman, r. 1126 Hampshire
" Edward R. Co. The (Philadelphia, Pa.)

John H. Spohn agent, 318 Battery
" Edward W., teamster, r. 12, 12th
" Eliza, widow, r. 534 Castro
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 1416 Broadway
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 3044 Pine
" Elizabeth A., stenographer, r. 8 Vulcan
" Emma P., widow, r. SE cor 5th and How-
ard
" Eva, domestic, 1621 Bush
" Frank, bartender M. H. Smith, r. 115 Lar-

kin
" Frank, groceries, 534 Castro, r. 541a Castro
" Frank, wheelsman str Dauntless
" Frank M., candy maker, r. 3032, 16th
" Frederick L., gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.

21 Montcalm
" George, bookkeeper, r. 105 Bernard
" George, master mariner, r. 128 Silver
" George, millwright Michael O'Brien, r. 115

Grove
" George, stevedore, r. 319 Folsom
" George, teamster, r. 218 Dorland

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Wholesale and Retail.

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Marshall George D., teamster, r. 1621 Dolores
" George M., machinist Risdon I. and L.

Wks, r. 343b San Jose Av
" George O., musician, 39, 4th
" Hannah, widow, r. 105 Bernard
" Helena Miss, nurse, r. 816 Powell
'< Hendrie, with V. J. A. Rey
" Henry, barber, 342 Union, r. 1408 Kearny
" Henry, bookkeeper, r. Commercial Hotel
" Henry, clerk, r. 10531/2 Golden Gate Av
" Henry, teamster, r. 713 Athens
" Henry, teamster M. Joost & Bro., r. 618

Gough
" Henry, watchman Cal. St. RR, r. 1319

Broadway
" Henry N. F., reporter Call, r. 10 Grove
" Henry N. F. Mrs. (Marshall & Smith), r. 10

Grove
" Henry P., master tugboat Active, r. 1134

Hampshire
" Improved Window Furniture Co., Charles

A. Grow secretary, 27 Mills Bdg, 5th floor
" Irving, doorkeeper Baldwin Theatre, r.

505'/2 Filbert
" James, jeweler Shreve & Co., r. 138, 12th
" James, 2d engineer str Newsboy, r. 87 Sil-
ver
" James, laborer S. P. Co., r. 3718 McAllister
" James C, clerk Alms House
" James G., expressman, r. 3044 Pine
" James G., laborer, r. 433%, 1st Av
" James H. (J. H. & J. B. Marshall), r. 34

Eddy
" James S. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 423V4, 1st Av
" J. B. Miss, proprietor The Marshall, 824

Laguna
" Jerrold D., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 209 Eddy
" J. H. & J. B. (James H. and Joseph B.),

liquors and lodgings, 34 Eddy
" John, blacksmith, r. QISV^ Greenwich
" John, carpenter, r. 608 Mariposa
" John, clerk Herman Wichmann, r. 725 Fol-

som
" John, jeweler, 113 Taylor, r. 138, 12th
" John, machinist, r. 1111% Broadway
" John, manager H. Huddleston & Co., 218,

3d, r. 2309 Mariposa
" John, policeman, r. 212, 12th
" John, stevedore, r. 411 Green
" John Jr., special agent Royal Exchange

Assurance and Connecticut Fire Ins.

Cos., r. 138, 12th
" John B., calker, r. 412 Bryant
" John F., barber, r. 1219, 26th
" John F., clerk, r. 2124 Howard
" JohnF., clerk freight auditor's dept. S. P.

Co., r. 849 Capp
" John J., electrician Cal. Elec. Supply &

Cons. Co.
" John S., engineer Palace Baths, r. 436%, 6th
" Joseph (Marshall & Nye), r. Alameda
" Joseph, cabinet maker Cal. Furniture Mfg.

Co., r. Oakland
" Joseph B. (J. H. & J. B. Marshall), r. 843

McAllister
" Joseph H., salesman Dunham, Carrigan &

HaydenCo., r. 96 Devisadero
" Joseph L., plasterer Odd Fellows' Ceme-
tery, r. 2 Henderson Av
" Joseph S., oyster and chop house, 91-93

Centre Market, and Fire Commissioner,

r. 910 Clay
" Joseph T., clerk Marshall & Nye, r. Ala-
meda
" Joseph W., salesman Spruance, Stanley &

Co.,r. 917Pa,ge

Marshall Lorenzo D., millman, r. 1312 Howard
Louis (Marshall & Graham), r. 412 Pine
Louis, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

1228% Eddy
Louis M. , foreman press room The Bulletin,

r. 923 Union
Louis N., employee Hulse, Bradford & Co.,

r. 1019 Jackson
Margaret, r. 106M Welsh
Marie Mrs., principal Jardin d'Enfants, r.
1520 Clay

" Mary, widow, seamstress, r. 281 Palmer
Marshall Primary School, Mrs. Margaret H.
Walker principal, W s Mission bet 15th
and 16th
" P. S. (Marshall, Teggart & Co.), r. Ala-
meda
Marshall R. A., chief deputy clerk Supreme
Court of California, 825 Market, Empor-
ium Bldg, r. 551 Knox, Oakland
" Richard, carpenter, r. 8 Vulcan
" Robert, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill
" Robert A. sergeant police, r. 20% Frank-
lin
" Robert L. H., clerk Robinson & Knox, r. 107

Oak
" Sarah J., widow, r. 821 Union
" Sydney S., bookkeeper Adelsdorfer & Bran-
denstein, r. Alameda
Marshall, Teggart & Co. (P. S. Marshall and
James Teggart), produce commission
merchants, 306 Davis
" The, Miss J. B. Marshall proprietor, 824

Laguna
" The, lodgings, 231 O'Farrell
" Thomas, r. 713 Athens
" Thomas, tailor, r. 6 Bernard
" Walter, rigger, r. 120 Mississippi
" Walter M. , agent, r. 2123 Mission
" Wilhelm, brewer Chicago Brewery, r. 280

Elsie
" William, bartender, r. 107 Taylor
" William, gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 1319

Broadway
" William, shipping clerk, r. 138, 12th
" William, shipwright, r. 709% Hampshire
" William, waiter J. R. Loosley
" William A., machinist. 247, 8th
" William F., clerk Occidental and Oriental

SS. Co., r. 917 Page
" William F., laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r.

713 Athens
" W. R., clerk, r. 110 Hyde
" &. Graham (Louis Marshall and William J.

Graham), stock brokers, 412 Pine
" & Nye (Joseph Marshall and Dwight B.
Nye), liquors, 1212 Polk
Marshall & Reimers (C. Archibald Marshall
and Louis Reimers), wholesale dairy
produce and provisions, 320 Front, tele-
phone Front 88
•• & Smith (Mrs. Henry N. F. Marshall and
Mrs. Sadie M. Smith), dressmaking, 10
Grove
Marshal Alexander W., clerk local freight office

S. P. Co., r. 435, 24th
Marshuts Edward, clerk Am. Tobacco Co , r. 801

Leavenworth
Marshutz Leon C. (Marshutz & Cantrell), r. 1918
Vallejo
" & Cantrell (L. C. Marshutz and T. G. Can-
trell), proprietors National Iron Works,
NW cor Main and Howard
Marsicano Patricio, president American Salt

Co., 217 Sacramento, r. 731 Green
Marsili Giuseppe, drayman, r. 616 Chestnut
" John, hostler, r. 320 Broadway
" Lorenzo, livery stable, 320 Broadway, r. 33

Broadway
" Thomas, stableman, r. 320 Broadway
Marsilio Martin, boatman, r. 3 Vallejo
Marsola Nicolai, r. 4 Jasper PI
Marson Charles F., foreman George W. Brown,

r. 1730 Eddy
Marston Alonzo, candy maker Louis Saroni &
Co., r. Berkeley
" Alonzo C, miner, r. 233 Tehama
" Charles W., capitalist, r. 2811 Jackson
" Fannie A., widow, r. 2005b Golden Gate Av

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Marston Frank W. (Cardall & Marston), r. 2811

Jackson
" George, candy maker Louis Saroni & Co.,

r. Berkeley
" Joseph S., manager Cardall & Marston, r.

865 Market
" Levi H., r. 13 Hickory Av
" Oliver B., bookkeeper Cal. Drug and Spice

Mills, r. Oakland
" Samuel I., bookkeeper W. & J. Sloans &

Co., r. 865 Market
" Samuel L., asst. weigher U. S. Customs, r.

865 Market
" Walter H., city agent Penn Mutual Life

Ins. Co., r. 726 Geary
" William H., master mariner, ofQce 230 Cal-
ifornia, r. Berkeley
J8®" Marston. See Marsden and Marson
Martel A. Frank, engineer Eisen Vineyard Co..

r. 504 Stockton
" Alfred C, clerk, r. 3613 Buchanan
" James L., capitalist, 636 Clay, r. 3613

Buchanan
" Louis S.. clerk, r. 3613 Buchanan
Marten David, painter, r. 314 Fulton
" Edward J., salesman D. M. Moran & Co., r.

911 Scott
" Frank H., bookkeeper N. Parrish & Co., r.

320 Turk
" G., seaman str St. Paul
" Harry G., traveling sale -man Wilmerding-

Loewe Co., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" Irene W., widow, r. 508 Buchanan
" John, gardener, r. 911 Scott
" John, silver plater, r. 320 Turk
" John C, clerk P. M. SS. Co.'s wharf, r. 436

San Jose Av
Martelli Germano, cook D. Doinenico, r. 215 Fil-
bert

MARTEN ARTHUR, M. D.,

physician and surgeon, diseases of
the nervous system, lungs and stom-
ach, office 118 Grant Av., hours 1 to 3
and 7 to 8 p. m., telephone 2604

Marten George, r. 907 Harrison
" Henry F., bookkeeper Pac. Wooden Ware

and Cooperage Co., r. 618 Shotwell
'■ Maria C, widow, r. 907 Harrison
" Michael, laborer U. S. Engineer's Dept., r.

Presidio
Martenst Jefferson, with S. F. Paving Co., r. 51

Montezuma
" Jefferson B., r. 51 Montezuma
" Lee M., plumber, r. 51 Montezuma
" Randolph W., with Charles Scribner's

Sons, r. 51 Montezuma
Martens Adolph, draughtsman Naval Dept.

Union I. Wks, r. 1120A Turk
" Anna A. Mrs. (F. Martens & Co.), r. 822c

Union
" August, driver Gilbert C. Fowler, r. 20

Howard Court
" Cecilia, widow, furnished rooms, 1507

Stockton
" Charles, carpenter str Alameda
" D. Richard (F. Martens & Co.), r. 1066, 8th,

Oakland
Martens F. & Co. (Mrs. Anna A. and D. R.

Martens), dairy produce commission

merchants, 334-326 Battery
" Ferdinand H. (Martens & Coffey), r. 1120

Turk
" Frederick, bakery, 1828 Union
" Frederick, butcher, 1903 Geary, r. 1214

Steiner
" F. T., bookkeeper F. Martens & Co., r. 822c

Union
" Henry (Schrader & Co.), r. 1147 Dolores
" Henry C, r. 832 Union
" Herman, bookkeeper Tillmann & Bendel, r.

Berkeley
" Herman C. H. (Hashagen & Martens), r.

13 Chenery
" Herman J., butcher Frederick Martens, r.

1214 Steiner
" John D., bartender G. Cuneo, r. 736'^ Green
" Margarette, widow, r. 334 Capp
" Nicholas, upholsterer, r. 1507 Stockton

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

Contracts made with Hotels for
Furnishing Carpets, Furniture, Drapery-
Materials, Lace Curtains, Window
Shades, Bedding, Etc.
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Martens & Coffey (Ferdinand H. Martens and
Alfred I. Coffey), architects, 819 Market,
room 20
>e®"Martens. See Marten, Martin and Mehrtens
Martensen Carrie Mrs., dressmaker Mrs. Ame-
lia Lichau, r. 471 V2 Tehama
" Paul, master bk Snow & Burgess, oface 10
Mission, r. 1320, 26th
Martenson Albert, clerk A. &. T. Weil & Co,, r.
204 McAllister
" Mons, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 2409

Clay
" Regina, domestic, 318 Lombard
>8®= Martenson. See Martinson
Martenstein David J., clerk freight auditor's

dept. S. P. Co., r. 830 Geary
Martenstein J. & Co. (Jacob Martenstein), pro-
prietors National Flour Mills, SW cor
Battery and Pacific
" Jacob (J. Martenstein & Co.), r. 1139 Turk
" Peter J., salesman J. Martenstein & Co., r.

2135 Broderick
" William H., bookkeeper J. Martenstein &
Co., r. 1137 Buchanan
Marth Charles, shoemaker, r. 803 Montgomery
Marti Edward, stone mason, r. 631 Commer-
cial
" Fred, baker str San Bias
" Fritz, clerk r, 1504a Howard
" John, milker Bocker & Anthanen, r. cor

Cambridge and Wayland
" John, seaman, r. 36 Perry
Martich Vincent (Benich & Martich). r. 632 Mis-
sion
Martien Albert L., substitute Underwriters'
Fire Patrol station 1, r. 106 Jessie
" Eugene P., conductor Market St. Ry., r.
453 Clipper
Martignone Giuseppe, paste maker Yosemite

Flour Mills
Martin Dr. (William A.), eye, ear, nose and
throat, 302 Stockton, r. 824 Fell
" Ada Miss, teacher James Lick Grammar

School, r. 3 Fulton
" A. E. B., patentee boiler compound, r. 103
Hayes

MARTIN A. G. & CO.

(Alexander G. Martin), cabinet makers,
upholsterers, furniture repairing, car-
pet heating, altering and relaying, 695
McAllister

Martin A. L., baggageman, r. 672 Mission
" Albert, merchant, r. 3318 Sacramento
" Albert H., superintendent Davis Bros., r.

3484 Clay
" Albert J., car repairer S. P. Co., r. 3506^4

Mission
" Alexander, r. 33, 4th
" Alexander, clerk, r. 1306 Jackson
" Alexander, clerk S. P. Co., r. 33, 6th
Martin Alexander, melter and refiner U. S.

Mint, NW cor 5th and Mission, r. 3904

Jackson
" Alexander G. (A. G. Martin & Co.), r. 127

Turk
" Alfred, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r.

1000!4 Minnesota
" Alfred L., conductor Sutter St. Ry., r. 1214

Larkin
" Alice M. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar

School, r. 2914 California
" Andrew G., master mariner, r. 54 Sacra-

naento
" Andrew J., wines and liquors, SE cor Bush

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Martin Andrew W., coppersmith Western Sugar
Refinery, r. 446 Guerrero
" Anna, widow, r. 1100 Hyde
" Annie, widow, r. 12^ Waller
■' Arthur, bookkeeper, r. 1107 Folsom
" Arthur Mrs., r. 214 Prospect Pi
Martin Arthur A., president R. Liddle Co.,
110 Montgomery, r. Mill Valley
" Arthur W. (A. W.Martin&Co.).r.ll8Geary
" August, beveler Pioneer W. L. and Color

Wks,, r. 619 Pacific
'I August, seaman, r. 19 Clara rear
" Augustin, liquors, 528 Valencia

MARTIN A. W. & CO.

(Arthur W. Martin), funeral directors
and embalmers, 118 Geary, telephone
Grant 192

Martin Bendt, carpenter, r. 12 Bache
" Bridget, widow, r. 102 Pacific
" Bridget, widow, r. 227 Douglass
" Calvin Mrs., widow, r. 2220 Van Ness Av
Martin Camilo, acting vice-consul Spain, 411 V^

California, r. Sausalito
" C. F. Mrs. widow, r. 726 Union
" C. F. Mrs., dairy produce, 2231 Mission
" Charles (Martin, Feusier & Co.), r. Peta-

luma, Cal.
" Charles, cutter Stiner, Straus & Hyman. r.

321 Turk
" Charles A., collector, r. 17 Clinton Park
" Charles F., clerk claims dept. S. P. Co., r.

2231 Mission
" Charles H., expressman, SE cor California

and Polk, r. 2010 Polk
" Charles R., r. 44, 6th
" Charles R., livery and sale stables, 645

Geary
" Charles T., collections and insurance, 439

California, r. 215 Shotwell
" Christian, gripman Cal. St. RR. r. 1317iA

Broadway
" Clara Mrs., dressmaker, r. 127 San Jose Av
" Clementina, widow, laundry, 2529 Mission
" Cornelia A., widow, r. 814, 26th
" Cornelius, sergeant police, r. 30 Chatta-
nooga
" Cornelius L... marine engineer, r. 30 Chat-

" Curtis A., cattle buyer, r. 121, 10th
" Daniel J., telegraph operator, r. 449 Ste-
venson
" David, barber, 612 Clay, r. 948 Harrison
" David, boilermaker McMurphy & McEvoy,

r. 13 Federal

■' David C, deputy County Clerk, r. 605 Post

" David J., student Van derNaillen's School

of Engineering, r. 1105 Franklin

Martin D. E., president Oakland Gas, Light and

Heat Co., 604 Commercial, r. The Colo-

MARTIN E. & CO.

(D. V. B. Henarie), wholesale liquors,
411 Market.

Martin E. Mrs. widow, r. Ill Guerrero
" Edward, gripman, r. 12 Powell Av
" Edward, teamster Wainwright & Easton,

" Edward H., clerk auditing dept. Wells.

Fargo & Co., r. 631 Howard
" Egbert J., solicitor Edison Light and

Power Co., r. 2635 Howard
" E. J. Mrs., widow, r. 1226 Jackson
" Martin E. L. Miss (Martin & Ingalsbe), r.

1226 Jackson

Martin Eleanor, widow, r.454 Bryant
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 241/^ Ritch
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 521, 7th
" Ella, widow, janitress Emerson Primary

School, r. 1309 Steiner
" Emma Miss, waiter Mrs. Isabella Fenwick,

r. 215 Eddy
" Enama C, widow, r. 907 Harrison
" Eugenia Mrs., r. 926 Sacramento
" Fannie J. Miss, student, r. 3402 Clay

MARTIN, FEUSIER & CO.

(Charles Martin and Louis Feusier),
importers and wholesale provision
and produce commission merchants,
309-313 Clay, telephone Main 1037

Martin Frances Miss, teacher Redding Primary
School, r. 908 Van Ness Av

" Frank, baker Dennett's, r. 37 West Mission

" Frank, barber Manuel Silva, r. 217 Jackson

" Frank, laborer, r. 735 Brannan

" Frank, mate schr Eureka, r. SW cor How-
ard and East

" Frank, millhand Pac. Roll. Mill., r. NE cor
Napa and Louisana

" Frank, peddler, r. 1357 Minna

" Frank Mrs., r. 924 Washington

" Frank A., liquors, 770 Howard, r. 768 How-
ard

" Frank C, cashier Palace Hotel, r. 617 Bush

" Frank L., barber, r. 522% Hayes

" Frank M., stenographer H. Dutard. r. 1005
Buchanan

" Frederick, rigger, r. 301 Sierra

" George, journalist, 420 Montgomery, room
20, r. Berkeley

" George, laborer, r. 118a Cumberland

" George, watchman, r. E s 1st Av nr McAl-
lister

" George H., r. 13954 Chattanooga
Martin George H., M. D., physician and sur-
geon, oface The Wenban, 606 Sutter, hours
1 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. m.. Sundays 1 to 2 p.
m., telephone Main 5404, r. Palace Hotel ,
telephone Red 131

" George J., clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r.
1414 Folsom

" George J., librarian, r. 726 Union

" George L., foreman Morton Draying and
Warehouse Co., r. 908 Van Ness Av

" George M., clerk Pac. Mutual Life Ins. Co.,
r. 2619 Howard

" George W., laborer, r. 215 Eddy

" George W., marine engineer, r. 2619 Howard

" George W. Jr., millwright Joseph Wagner
Mfg. Co., r. Oakland

" Georgie, widow, r. 538, 27th

" Georgina Miss, bookkeeper James K.
Prior, r. 2110 Larkin

" Ham, r. 454 Bryant

" Hannah, widow, r. 916 McAllister

" Harriet V. Miss, teacher Pacific Heights
Grammar School, r. 2806D Pine

" Harry, canmaker J. A. Folger & Co., r. 1306
Jackson

" Harry, longshoreman, r. 113 William

" Harry B., clerk auditing dept. Wells, Fargo
&Co., r. 1306 Jackson

" Harry M., conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1723y2
Jones

" Henry, clerk, r. 1439 Polk

" Henry, janitor, 206 Sansome

" Henry, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 314 Si-
erra

" Henry, seaman str Gypsy

" Henry, teamster, r. 901 Battery

" Henry A., paying teller Money Order Divi-
sion Post Office, r. 550 Folsom

" Henry B., carpenter, r. 19th bet Eureka
and Douglass

'< Henry S., capitalist, iUVi California,
rooms 2 and 8, r. 625 Union

" Herbert, restaurant, 600 Central Av

'• Hester, widow, confectionery. Point Lobos
Av nr 4th Av

" Horace H., bookkeeper, r. 124 Ridley

" Hubert, woolwasher Legallet-Hellwig
Tanning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad
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Martin Hugh, teamster James Mullany & Co., r.
330 Tehama

" Hulda Miss, governess, r. 1215 Waller

" I. D., r. llOSFranUlin

" Isabella, widow, r. 521,7th

" Isabella, widow, r. 1306 Montgomery

" Isabella J., widow, r. 2215 Van Ness Av

" J., storekeeper str Alameda

" Jacob, cutter Ames & Harris, r. 632 Lin-
den Av

" Jacob, expressman, r. 1439 Polk

" James, conductor Market St. Ry, r. 1306
Jackson

" James, gardener, r. 33 Hinckley

" James, hackman, stand U. S. Mint, r. 449
Stevenson

" James, molder. r. 118 Morris Av

" James A., helper Mutual Electric Light
Co., r. Oakland

" James B., agent Mutual Reserve Fund
Life Association (of New York), r. Pal-
ace Hotel

" James C, clerk S. F. News Co., r. 217
Gough

" James E., engineer Market St. Ry, r. 1519
Howard

" James F., r. 733 Natoma

" James G., collector S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
417 Larkin

" James H., conductor Market St. Ry., r.
932a Capp

" James O., molder, r. 220 Church

mes R., r. 97 Montgomery Block ,

" J. Edwin, harness maker J. C. Johnson &
Co., r. NW cor 16th and Dolores

" John, r. 1314 Vallejo

" John, r. ]a57 Minna

" John, brewer, r. 707 Mission

" John, carpenter and builder, r. 133 Gough

" John, clerk, r. 225 Drumm

" John, cook, r. 174 Jessie
Martin John, electrical machinery and agent
Stanley Electric Manufacturing Co.
(Pittsfield, Mass.), 106 Market

" John, engineer, r. 1519 Howard

" John, paper carrier, r. 114 St. Anns Bldg

" John, seaman str Noyo, r. 916 Montgomery

" John, ship liner, r. 916 Montgomery

" John Mrs., widow, r. 1414 Folsom

" John A., painter and paper hanger. 409a
Turk

" John B., clerk Shaw's Pharmacy, r. 320 Van
Ness Av

" John B.. cook, r. 1427 Jackson

" John B., deputy County Clerk, r. 1323 Page

" John B., pressman Valleau & Peterson, r.
San Leandro. Cal.

" John B., sergeant police, r. 1187 Noe

" John E., clerk car accountant S. P. Co., r.
Oakland

" John E., conductor Sutter St. Ry., r. 2528
Post

" John E., distributor Post Office, r. 118 Sil-
ver

" John F., clerk S. P. Co., r. 512 San Jose Av

" John F., deputy County Clerk, r. 545 Cali-
fornia

" John F., 1st officer str Point Loma, r. 5
Rincon Court

" John H., liquors, NW cor O'Farrell and
Stockton, r. 231 O'Farrell

" John R., asst. secretary San Francisco Art
Assn., r. 2918 Howard

" John W., clerk Commercial Hotel, r. 118
Silver

" John W., waiter Paris Pappadimos <& Co.,
r. 246, 3d

" Joseph, dyer AUic & Perpoli. r. 7083i San
Carlos Av

" Joseph, laborer, r. 6 Montgomery Court

" Joseph, liquors, 2122 Mission, r. 40 Syca-
more Av

" Joseph, seaman, r. 527 Vallejo
Martin Joseph, secretary Floriston Ice Co.,
Mountain Ice Co. of California, and Cali-
fornia Green and Dried Fruit Co., and
superintendent The National Ice Co.,
office 327 Market, r. 105 Devisadero

" Joseph E., bottler, r. 2220 Van Ness Av

W. W. MONTAQUE & CO.

suction a.ncl F^orce.,

FOR HAND, WINDMILL AND POWER,

ALL SIZES.

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Martin Joseph P., salesman Cartan, McCarthy

&Co., r. 140 Fell
" Josiah C, bookkeeper Oscar Foss, r. 430

Eddy
Martin J. P., real estate, 4 New Montgomery,

telephone 558, r. 3346 Washington
" Julius, instrument maker, r. 712^4 Geary

rear
" J. W., steward str City of Everett
" Kate, widow, dressmaking, 14 McAllister

Kate T., widow, r. 131 Perry rear
" Kittle, laundress Modern Laundry, r. 1519

Howard
" Kurcey, teacher dancing, 620 Bush, r. 421

Stockton
" Laura, domestic, 1408 McAllister
" Leslie, teacher music, r. 14 Grant Av, room

55
" Lewis, laborer, r. 534^4, 9th
" Lewis W., student Walter H. Linforth, r.

916 McAllister
" Louis, sign painter Swan & Stein, r. 123

Hill
" Louise Miss, saleslady J. Lanzer, r. 40

Sycamore Av
" Madeline, widow, r. 911^4 Sacramento
" Manuel S., distributor La Grande Laun-
dry, r. 1261/2 Erie
" Margaret, widow, r. 122 Grove
" Margaret, widow, r. 269 Perry
" Martin (Martin & Co.), r. 20 Diamond
" Martin, laborer, r. 7 Alice rear
" Mary, widow, r. 910'/4 Harrison
•' Mary, widow, r. 2408 Sacramento
" Mary, widow, r. 2554a Greenwich
" Mary Miss, dressmaking, 133 Phelan Bldg
" Mary Miss, furnished rooms, 1429 Polk
" Mary Mrs., r. 333 Beale
" Mary A., widow, r. 1306 Jackson
" Mary A., widow, r. 12th Av nr Lake
" Mary L., widow, r. 2806D Pine
" Matilda, widow, r. 833V4 Sutter
" Matthew, r. 1214 Larkin
" Matthew, ladies' and men's furnishing

goods, 1336 Mission
" Mattie E. Miss, r. 232 Van Ness Av
" May, domestic, 1112 Hyde
"• Michael, calker, r. 395, 9th
" Michael, hack driver, 424'/4 Linden Av
" Michael, painter, r. 4 Warren PI
" Minnie Mrs., finisher Golden Gate Woolen

Mills
" Minor S., stockbroker, 314 Montgomery,

room 9, r. East Oakland
" Norman H., clerk freight auditor's dept. S.

P. Co., r. Berkeley
'• Oliver B., clerk Madison & Burke, r. 1226

Jackson
" Oscar, seaman, r. 1.50 Clara rear
" Owen, marine fireman, r. 268 Brannan
" Patrick, r. 182T-A Bush
" Patrick J., real estate agent, 14 Post, r.

Sausalito
" Paul (Martin & Martin), r. Oakland
" Peter, r. 428 Clementina
" Peter, r. 1131 Pacific
" Peter, expressman, r. W s Church bet 13th

and Hermann
" Peter, longshoreman, r. 3 Lawrence PI
" Peter, seaman, r. 135Folsom
" Peter G., r. 140 Guerrero
Martin Pipe and Foundry Co., John Martin

president, cast iron pipe, 106 Market
" R. C, 3d officer str Pomona
" R. E., r. 800 Kearny
" Rebecca, widow, r. 632 Linden Av

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Martin Reuben, carriage maker, r. 20 Diamond
" Richard E., deputy collector U. S. Internal

Revenue, r. Sausalito
" Robert, carpenter, r. 14 Ellis
" Robert, liquors, 808 Kearny, r. 739b Filbert
" Robert Mrs., r. Ill Turk
" Robert E. E., compositor H. S. Crocker Co.,

r. 944 Valencia
" Robert S., physician, 8 Market, r. 2334

Pine
" Ross, car builder, r. 1005 Buchanan
" Russell R., bookkeeper Sigmund Wollberg,

r. 1!24 Ridley
" Samuel, tailor, 703 Market, r. 435 Tehama
" Samuel, with C. E. Whitney & Co., r. Ber-
keley
" Samuel W. (Martin & Martin), r. Oakland
" Sarah, domestic, 299 Hyde
" Seth, mining expert, r. 16 Ellis
" Sophia, widow, r. 602 Iowa
" Stanley, r. 803 Golden Gate Av
" Stephen, teamster, r. 14 Freelon
" S. W., r. 7251/2 Bush
'• Terry P., bookkeeper Charles Adams, r.

217 Gough
" Theresa Miss, shirt cutter, r. 269 Perry
" Thomas, boiler maker McMurphy & Mc-

Evoy, r. 13 Federal
" Thomas, cook, r. 638 Merchant
" Thomas, deputy Sheriff, r. 2821 Bush
" Thomas, fireman str Washtenaw
" Thomas, shoemaker, 216 Sanchez
" Thomas, waiter str San Jose
" Thomas C, manager Howard H. Hogan,

104-106 Pine, r. 118 Eddy
" Thomas F., hackman. Plaza, r. 424i^ Linden

Av
" Thomas H., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 711

California
" Thomas H., restaurant, 3508 Mission, r.

35O614 Mission
" Thomas K., porter Tillmann & Bendel, r.

35O61/2 Mission
" Thomas P., soap maker, r. 3408 Sacramento
" Valentine B. Rev., O. P. clergyman St.

Dominic's Monastery
" Walter T., liquors, 831 Kearny, r. I3314

Trenton
" Weno, tanner Anton Krieg, r. 1339 Rhode

Island
Martin W. fl. & Co. (William H. Martin and

John Ballard), capitalists, 205 Crocker

Bldg
White Mining Co. (White Pine, Nev.), K.

L. Ross secretary, 23 Mills Bldg, 5th

floor
Willard P., laundryman Electric Laundry,

r. 631 Guerrero
William, bootblack Anton Sabatino, r. 149,

5 th
William, capitalist, r. 2330 Van Ness Av
William, clerk auditing dept. Wells, Fargo

6 Co., r. 1021 Van Ness Av
William, clerk freight auditor's dept. S. P.

Co., r. 2914 California

William, janitor St. Paul's German and
English School

William, laborer, r. 25 Anthony

William, messenger O. R. & N. Co., r. 108
Silver

William, physician, 408 Geary

William, restaurant. Ferry Bldg, foot Mar-
ket, r. 518 Powell
Martin William A., M. D., eye, ear, nose and
throat. 302 Stockton, r. 824 Fell, telephone
West 709

Martin William C, employment ofSce, 749 Mar-
ket

" William C, secretary 3d vice-president
Southern Pacific Co., r. 1005 Buchanan
Martin William F., auditor Pacific Telephone
and Telegraph Co. , and Sunset Telephone
and Telegraph Co., 316 Bush, r. 535 Har-
rison

" William H. (W. H. Martin & Co.), r. Palace
Hotel

" William J., land agent South S. F. Land
and Improvement Co., 302 Sansome, r.
Baden, Cal
Martin William J., manager Western Union
Telegraph Co., NE cor Montgomery and
Pine, r. 1707 Gough

" William L., clerk H. M. Newhall & Co.

" William S., cutter H. M. Heineman, r. 3619
Howard

" William T., machinist Pac. Roll. Mill, r.
3435a 16 th

" William W., expressman, SE cor Califor-
nia and Hyde, r. 2220 Van Ness Av

" & Co. (Martin Martin), blacksmiths and
wagon makers, 1604 Mission

" & Co. (Martin Tovaraz and Andrew Tad-
ich), restaurant, 520 Sacramento
Martin & Ingalsbe (Miss E. L. Martin and
Mrs. Mary I. Bradford), antique furni-
ture and draperies, 715 Sutter

" & Martin (Samuel W. and Paul), printers,
535 California
4®"Martin. See Marten, Martens and Mehr-

tens
Martina Peter, groceries and liquors, 1719 Hayes
Martindell David W., real estate, r. 1533 Stock-
ton
Marline Henry G., r. 961 Mission

" Henry P., salesman Gutta Percha and
Rubber Mfg. Co., r. Alameda

" Joseph, bootblack, NE cor California and
Montgomery, r. 325 Vallejo
Martineaut Eugene D., physician, 606 Kearny

" Josephine Mrs., corset maker, r. 1010 Geary
Martinelli Adolfo, cook Commercial Hotel

" A. E., porter Dairymen's Union of Cali-
fornia, r. 612 Bush

" Frank, window cleaner, r. 908 Sansome

" Giuseppe, bootblack, r. 10 Margaret PI

" Jeremiah F., butcher J. D. Powers, r. 930

" John B., laborer, r. 11 Pollard PI

" Marie Mrs., cigars, 1511 Stockton

" Narcisso, macaroni maker, r. 1511 Stock-
ton

" Ottavio, drayman A. Galli Fruit Co., r. 13
Ohio PI

" P., bartender, r. 1318 Kearny

" Pamelia, widow, r. 425!4 Filbert rear

" Paoli, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo

" Pietro, fruit vender, r. 706 Front

" Salomina M. Miss, compositor La Voce
del Popolo, r. 425/2 Filbert
Martinet The, Miss Annie G. Lindsey proprie-
tor, 1101 Geary
>8®~ Martinet. See Martenet
Martinez A. H., oiler str City of Peking

" C. Mrs., r. 13 John

" Catherine K. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Even-
ing School, r. 21 Franklin

" David, bricklayer, r. 310 Minna

" Estevan, musician, r. T21Vi Vallejo

" Express, Fred W. Johnson proprietor, 431-
433 Market

" Felipe, physician, 900 Powell

" Gregory, wagon maker Jacob Stahlecker,
r. 838 Harrison

" Henry, cashier L. C. Babin, r. 2109 Pacific
Av

" John, vaquero, r. 726, 15th Av South

" Joseph, cook, r. 696 McAllister

" Joseph, engineer Cousins Dry Dock, r. 1050
Howard

" Julius, laborer Nicholas Hansen, r. cor
Amazon and Vienna

" L., cook str Alameda

" Manuel, teacher languages, r. 734 Vallejo

" Nash, candy maker, r. 1911 Mission

" Nolbeita Miss, r. 1343 Powell

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Martinez Richard, carriage painter, r. 736/2
Vallejo
" Segismondo, teacher music, 308 Post, r.
Russ House
Martinho Antonio S., barber, 125 Jackson, r. 1401

Kearny
Martincich Frank, waiter Sutich & Ivanovich,

r. 1125 Stockton
Martini Augustino (G. Bellando & Co.), r. 215
Broadway
" Felice, macaroni maker L. Valsangiacomo
& Co., r. 410 Broadway
Giacomo, teamster, r. 2545 Polk
Giovanni, tailor Henry Bruggemann, r. 2

Moulton PI
John D., TDorter Deckelman & Davis, r.

1421 !4 Dupont
Joseph (L. Valsangiacomo & Co. and S.

Romani & Co.), r. 410 Broadway
Joseph, waiter, r. 516 Pacific
Mary, widow, r. 1603 Dupont
Marmerta, fruits and vegetables, 1611

Geary
Natalie, macaroni maker, r. 516 Union
Raffaele, gardener Colombo Market
Ricardo, bootblack, r. 29 Hinckley
Stefano, laborer, r. 908 Sansome
4®~Martini. See Martiny
Martinoff R. W., clerk Anglo-Californian Bank,

r. 512 Eddy
Martinon George, r. 723 California
" John, cashier Urruela, Urioste & Co., r.
1925 Green
Martinoni Emilio, wholesale wines and liquors,
714-718 Front, r. 1408 Mason
" James F. (Martinoni & Podesta), r. 428a
' Union
" Peter Jr., bookkeeper Greenebaum, Weil &

Michels, r. Alameda
" & Podesta (James F. Martinoni and John
J. Podesta), macaroni manufacturers,
512-514 Washington
Martinotti Frank, foreman Robert T. Brodek
Martinovich Sophie, widow, r. 1916 Leaven-
worth
Martinson Bernhardt, seaman str National
City, r. NE cor Butte and York
" M., seaman str City of Puebla
" N., seaman str Gipsy
Martiny Julius, clerk P. M. SS. Co.'s wharf, r.

1228 Lombard
Martins Bruno, bartender P. P. McDonough, r.

7251/2 Bush
Martland Benjamin K., marine enginneer, 9
Mission, r. Oakland
" Robert W., manager Native Sons Golden
West Hall Assn, 414 Mason, r. 507 Post
" William K., chief engineer str Corona, r.
Oakland
Martlett Charles, cook str Mariposa
Martli Rosa, domestic, 621 Commercial

MARTLING CLARENCE E.,

general agent Syracuse Cycle Co., 224
butter, r. 1304 Webster, Oakland

Martorella Philip, nursery. Porter Av nr Six

Mile House
Marty Auguste, yardman Legallett-Hellwig
Tanning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad
Av

" Charles, liquors, San Bruno Av nr Way-
land

" Emile, wool puller Legallet-Hellwig Tan-
ning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av

" Frank, r. 59 Shipley rear

" Frank, dairyman, Silver Av nr San Bruno
Av

" Frank, liquors, 3015 Mission

" Louis, dyer Legallet-Hellwig Tanning Co.,
r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av

" Walter, machinist, r. 141 Henry

" John, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r.
164 Clara
Marum T. C, clerk Western Meat Co., r. 509

Gough
Marvin A. T., purchasing agent Spring Valley
W. W., r. Sausalito

" Frank W., vice-president Williams-Marvin
Co., 569 Market, r. ]812Larkin

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

Complete Lines, Choicest Productions of '

Most Famous Factories.

G'4-i-G'4-'7 TV\et.rU.&t St.

Marvin Harvey E., cashier W. R. Knights Co.,

and secretary McKay Tanning Co., 600-

606 Front, r. 1910 Devisadero
" Harvey Le F., student, r. 1812 Larkin
' ' James B. , agent Mutual Reserve Fund Life

Assn,r. Palace Hotel
" Joseph, seaman, r. 1003 Battery
" William T., clerk Dunham, Carrigan &

Hayden Co., r. 791Sutter
" William W., asst. secretary Cypress Lawn

Cemetery Assn, r. Mill Valley

MARWEDEL C. F.,

tools and supplies for machine shops,
foundries and mills, electricians, plat-
ers, cycle repairers ; copper, brass,
steel, aluminum, etc., 58, 1st, telephone
Red 491, r. 2011 Bush
Marwedel C. Walter, manager C. F. Marwedel,
58. 1st, r. 2422 Union

" Edward H., window shades, 712 Mission, r.
Fruitvale
Marx Aaron, teamster Henry R. Robbins, r, 132
Natoma

" Abraham, peddler, r. 647 Jessie

" August, r. 82354 Montgomery

" Benjamin, tailor, r. 813 Bush

" Charles, carpenter, r. 297 Clipper

" Daniel, salesman Rosenthal Bros. & Co., r.
611 Taylor

" David, salesman Levi Strauss &, Co., r. 616
Geary

" F. & Co. (Francois and Henry Marx), fur-
riers, 957 Market

" Flora, widow, r. 812 Turk

" Francois (F. Marx & Co.), r. 615 Steiner

" George F. A., carrier postofflce, r. 2108
Larkin

" Gustave A., shoemaker Conrad Haub, r.
NE cor 6th and Howard

" Gustave C, canvasser, r. 22 Chesley

' ' Henry (F. Marx & Co. and Watson & Marx) ,
r. 617 Steiner

" Henry, cooper John Wieland Brewery, r. 10
Verona PI rear

•■ Herman, junk, 1203 Folsom

" Isaac, news dealer, r. 507 Pine

" Isaac, with M. J. Brandenstein & Co., r. 304
Stockton

" J., ofBce 303 California, room 3

" John, laborer Martin Holje

" Julius, bakery, 520 Taylor

" Julius, driver, r. 2a Union PI

" Melville (Friedlander, Gottlob & Co.), r.
812 Turk

" Melville, salesman Columbia Shoe Store,
r. 611 Taylor

" Ralph E., secretary The Hamburger Co.,
NE cor Market and Taylor, r. 1309 Van
Ness Av

" Samuel, cigars and tobacco, 19 Eddy, r. 812
Turk

" Samuel, horseclipper, r. 540 Washington

" William V., saddler Kempkey, Gilham &
Sawyer, r. 22i4 Glover
j8®=-Marx. See Marcus and Marks
Marxen John P., foreman freight depot N. P.
C. RRCo., r. 417 Vallejo

" Julius, sawdust and sand, 855 Harrison, r.
2132 Howard
Marxsen William, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt

& Co., r. 7041/^ Mission
Maryanski Modest, mining engineer, 336 Pine
Marye George T. Jr., capitalist, office 234 Mont-
gomery, r. Occidental Hotel
Marye Law Building, 1504 Market

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Marye O. W. (O. W. Marye & Co.), r. Virginia

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Marye 0. W. & Co. (O. W. Marye, A. C. Stuart

and W. F. White), stockbrokers, 334

Montgomery
Maryland Meter and Manufacturing Co. (Balti-
more, Md.), Du Val & Carroll agents, 221

Front
Marzen Joseph, butcher Leon D. Stone & Co., r.

529, 6th rear
Marzo Camillo, compositor La Voce del Popolo,

r. 324 Green
" Eugene, painter G. Orsi, r. 324 Green
Marzof Henry, clerk Julius Peters, r. SW cor

19th and Shotwell
Marzolf Emil, salesman, r. 608 Elizabeth
" George, expressman, NW cor Pine and

Kearny, r. 3 Mateo
Masarie F. & Co. (Fedele Masarie and Quirino

Da Col), concrete contractors, 10 Blake
" Fedele (F. Masarie & Co.), r. 10 Blake
" Luigi, carpenter Braida & Pasquali, r.

44^ Erie
Masarosky Brothers (Philip and Morris), boots

and shoes, 1050 Howard
" Morris, (Masarosky Bros.), r. 1050 Howard
" Philip (Masarosky Bros.), r. 1050 Howard
Masayoshi Ota, interpreter, r. 1208 Lombard
Mascal Mary, domestic, 426 Post
Mascaskie James, driver, r. 169 Perry
Maschendorf Diedrich, liquors, 609 Sansome, r.

2023 Powell
Mascherini Faust E., groceries and liquors, 718

Greenwich, r. 625 Greenwich
Maschio Charles A. Mrs., wood and coal, 1208

Church
Mascles Germaine, domestic, 1600 Van Ness Av
Mascone Donate, laborer, r. 422 Filbert
Mascot The, Mrs. Harriet Brewster proprietor,

1118 Market and 151/2 Turk
Mase Harry C, teamster, r. 407, 28th
Mashino S. (W. J. Hynes & Co.), r. 331 Eddy
Masi Juan, barber, 539 Castro
Maske William, clerk, r. 125 Locust Av
Maskell Joseph P., 3d cook str San Juan
Maskew Sidney, baker Joseph Bamford, r. 1914

Howard
Maskey Frank, manufacturer candy, 32 Kearny,

r. 614 Sutter

MASKEY'S FINE CANDIES,

32 Kearny

Maskow Harry, groceries, 1020 Pacific, r. 1114^^

Pacific
Masley John, shoemaker, 403 Sutter
Maslin Edwin W., deputy U. S. Naval Offlcer of

Customs, r. Alameda
Maslof Emil, mustard dealer, r. 490, 8th

MASOERO GESARE,

veterinary surgeon, proprietor Cos-
mopolitan Veterinary Infirmary, 811
Howard, telephone Main 457

Masoero Felice, baker, r. 2 Geroke Alley
Masola Jenny, widow, r. 9 Gaven
Mason Alonzo, paper carrier, r. 1915 Filbert
" Arthur C, millhand Townley Bros., r. 1208

Mission
" Casper H.. mining secretary, 512 California
" Charles H., solicitor Will E. Fisher & Co.,

r. 1035 Market
" Charles M., carpenter and builder, 40 New

Montgomery, r. 1833 San Carlos Av
" C. J. Rev., r. 731 California
" Edward, bicycle repairer Frank Wells, r.
3132 Mission

Mason Edward, upholsterer, r. 1144 Mission
" Edward M., quartermaster str Corona, r.

114 Pacific
" Edward W., seaman, r. 513 Elizabeth
" Ellen B., widow, lodgings, 613 Folsom
" Emma Miss, embroidery and fancy goods,

947 Valencia
" Frank, fireman str Del Norte
" Frank E., chief engineer Sutter St. Ry., r.

718 Golden Gate Av
" Federick, seaman str Santa Rosa
" Frederick E., manufacturers agent, 220

Sutter, r. Alameda
" George, porter, r. 251 Tehama
" George E., plumber, r. 4 Laussat
" George J., coal passer, r. 3 Palmer
" George W., bartender James W. Buchanan,

r. 251 Tehama
" George W., paper carrier, r. 1915 Filbert
" Harry, longshoreman, r. 2017Dupont rear
" Henry, r. 667 Minna
" Henry, clerk Klevesahl & Schou, r. 2202

Powell
" Hugh S., salesman J. E. Quinn, r. 117 Saga-
more
" James, engineer Engine 18
Mason James, notary public and conveyancer,
425 California (basement), r. 1016^4 Va-
lencia
" James, seaman, r. 527 Vallejo
Mason James F., president Dodge Book and
Stationery Co., 112 Post, r. 1127 Broad-
way
" James H. P., Pullman clerk S. P. Co., r.

Berkeley
" James R., printer, r. 513 Elizabeth
" James S., elevatorman Flood Bldg, r. 1505

Golden Gate Av
" Joel P., harness maker, r. 308 Grove
" John, real estate agent, r. 1127 Broadway
" John A., laborer, r. 1605^ Dupont
" John E., civil engineer, 306 Pine, room 6, r.

Alameda
" Josie, widow, r. 822 Harrison
" Joseph J., real estate, 6 Merchants' Ex-
change, r. Berkeley
" Joseph W., bookkeeper L. &G. Brenner, r.

Oakland
" Nathaniel H. A., cattle dealer, r. 836 Turk
" Philip C, helper Risdon I. and L. Wks, r.

613 Folsom
" Philip H., master mariner, 9 Mission
" Reginald W., clerk Catton, Bell & Co., r.

Sausalito
" Richard, seaman, r. 527 Vallejo
" Samuel, carpenter, r. 117 Sagamore
" T., r. 1104 Mission
" Thomas, sailmaker, r. 39 Erie
" William, r. 1409 Scott
" William M., hostler JohnW. Ferris
" William W., cook, r. 614 Kearny
;e®=Mason. See Maison, Masson and Mayson
Masonic Board of Relief, Elias C. Hare secre-
tary, Masonic Temple, telephone Main
695"
Masonic Cemetery, William S. Moses super-
intendent. Masonic Av bet Fulton and
Turk, entrance Turk and Masonic Av
Masonic Cemetery Association, George J.

Hobe secretary, 42 Masonic Temple
Masonic Temple, NW cor Post and Montgom-
ery
Masonick Isaac, tailor, 3W% Ellis
" Israel, tailor Martin Baumann, r. 537^
Geary
Mass Ambrosius, butcher I. Foss
" Frederick, r. 226 Taylor
" Peter H., paper carrier, r. 2513 Larkin
" William, r. 3OSY2 Guerrero
>B®="Mass. Maas and Maass
Massa Antonio, carpenter, r. 511V4 Greenwich
" Bedal, widow, restaurant, 26 Hinckley
" Emanuel, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo
" Giuseppe, seaman, r. 3 Vallejo
" Lawrence (Massa & Solarij, r. 615 Grove
" Manuel, peddler, r. 10 Margaret PI
" & Solari (Lawrence Massa and Joseph
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D. Gilbert Dexter general agent, David
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Massar Jules, baker, r. 2119 Taylor
Masset Auguste, shoemaker, 222 Ritch rear

" William J., bartender, r. 31 Point Lobos Av
Masseurs Agency, Frank E. Goodban proprie-
tor, 1117 Van Ness Av
Massey Augustus, liquors, 108 Ellis, r. IOO814
Market
" Edward W., traveling salesman Tillmann

& Bendel
" Emma A. Miss, clerk John F. Snow
" Ernest M., clerk, r. 609 Bush
" George L.., clerk Coast Div. S. P. Co., r. 240

San Jose Av
" Henry A., attorney at law, 319 Pine, room

56, r. 630 Eddy
" J. P., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 650, 4th
" John, carpenter and builder, 40 New Mont-
gomery, r. 729 Army
■' JohnB., porter Olympic Club, r. 505 Hyde
" John H., engineer, r. 1008V4 Market
" Sarah M., widow, r. lOOS/j Market
" Samuel, porter, r. 833 Geary
" William J., hostler, r. lOOSyj Market
Massie Alfred, seaman, r. 445 First
Massle Henry C, dentist, office 231 Post

" William G. , barber, 3129 Mission
Massimo Peri, gardener Pierre Condrey, r. Cor-

bett Av nr Ingleside
Massini Antonio, laborer, r. 114 Pacific
Massney Olga Miss, dressmaker, r. 900 Bry-
ant
Massoletti Giacomo, wines, 2312 Taylor

" Michael, carpenter, r. 2312 Taylor
Massolino Joseph, florist, 204 Central Av
Masson Aime, secretary Bibliotheque de la
Ligue Nationale Francaise, 305 Larkin,
r. 710 Ellis
" Alexander A., bookkeeper London, Paris

and American Bank, r. 333 Eddy
" Ernest J., butcher, r. 1203 Vallejo
" Eugene, laborer Bonnet Bonnet, r. 1 August

Alley
" Gabrielle Miss, printer T. J. Davis, r. 1004

Union
" Henry, r. 1004 Union
" Julius, upholsterer, r. 716 Ivy Av
" Leon H., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r.

1203 Vallejo
" Marie Miss, compositor Le Petit Califor-

nien, r. 1004 Union
" Marius V., tinsmith, r. 1203 Vallejo
" Renee C. Miss, printer T. J. Davis, r. 1004
Union
4S"Masson. See Maison, Mason and Mayson
Massonabe Anna Mrs., varieties, NW cor Cort-
land Av and Buena Vista
" Dammas, r. NW cor Cortland Av and
Buena Vista
Massone A. & Co. (Antonio and Benedetto Mas-
sone and Peter Brichette), bakery, 1339
Dupont
" Antonio (A. Massone & Co.), r. 1339 Dupont
" Benedetto (A. Massone & Co.), r. 310 Union
" Giovanni B., fish peddler, r. 908 Sansome
soni Angelo, peddler, r. 130 Dolores
Eugenio E. (Massoni & Del Carlo), r. 1121

Kearny
Giovanni, salesman Casimir Baldocohi, r.

1002 Buchanan
Henry, cook, r. 41 Russ
Joseph, laborer, r. 908 Sansome
L. & Co. (Lawrence J. Massoni and James
Crudup), butchers, 138 Hayes

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Massoni Lawrence, marble cutter, r. 18 Gilbert

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" Lawrence J. (L. Massoni & Co.), r. 107

Hayes
" Lorenzo, carpenter Rufflno & Bianchi, r.

18 Gilbert '

" Martin, laborer, r. 504 Union
" Maurice, carpenter, r. 107 Hayes
" Peter, porter H. Loewenhayn & Co.
" & Del Carlo (Eugenio E. Massoni and Paolo

Del Carlo), foreign and native wines,

1121 Kearny
Massot Joseph, butcher Leon D. Stone & Co.,

r. 211 Caroline
Mast Charles W., cigar maker Christ Fankel-

hauser, r. 3641/4, 3d
" Ernest, bookkeeper Lonormand Bros., r.

303 Jessie
" Herman X., tailor, r. 1628 Polk
" Nellie Miss, r. 1628 Polk
Masteller T. C, Assistant Adjutant General

Department of California and Nevada,

G. A. R., 18 St. Ann's Bldg
Masten Charles, lineman Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co.,

r. 510 Hayes
" Joseph M., bookkeeper The Crocker- Wool-
worth National Bank, r. Alamena
<> Louis C. H., bookkeeper S. F. Savings

Union, r. 2218 Clay
Masten N. K., financial agent Southern Pacific

Co., and president Maricopa and Phoenix

and Salt River Valley Railroad Co., 3

Crocker Bldg, r. 2218 Clay
Master and Examiner in Chancery, U. S. Cir-
cuit Court, E. H. Heacock, U. S. Ap-
praisers' Bldg, room 57
" Bakers' Protective Association, 81, 4th
" Mariners' Cemetery, 34th Av and Clement
Masters Edward E., tinsmith, r. 1644 Mission
" Frederick J., Rev. D. D., superintendent

Chinese Mission House of the M. E.

Church, 916 Washington, r. Berkeley
" George W.K., master bkt Gardiner City

office 48 Market, room 1, r. Alameda
" Gertrude Miss, nurse Lane Hospital
" H. B., teacher music and languages, 514

Sutter
" Henry, laborer, r. 75 Federal
" John D., upholsterer, r. 1644 Mission
" Lizzie Mrs., r. 1644 Mission
" Robert E. L., boilermaker, r. 1644 Mis-
sion
" William H., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

2436 Fulton
Masterson George H., r. 1700 Harrison
" Hugh, r. St. Mary's Hospital
" Hugh L., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &

Co., r. 2281/2 Page
" James, driver Parisien Steam Laundry, r.

1600 Dolores
" James, laborer, r. 111 Silver
" J. Henry, bookkeeper Golden Gate Lumber

Co., r. Oakland
" Lawrence, r. 2611 Sutter
" Lawrence, marine fireman, r. 204 Andover

Av
" Mary Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home
" P., butcher str City of Sydney
" Patrick, r. 183 Jessie
" Terrence, clerk freight auditor's dept. S.

P. Co., r. 531, 17th
" Thomas J., clerk, r. HI Silver
" William C, r. 644, 2d
Mastick E. B. & George H. (Edwin B. and

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Mastick Edwin B. (E. B. & George H. Mastick),

" George H. (E. B. & George H. Mastick), r.

Alameda
" Reuben W., manager A. C. Nichols & Co.,
400-404 Battery, r. Alameda
Mastitich Vincente, distributors. F. Laundry,

r. 1519 Eddy
Masueto Giorgi, rancher, r. 215 Clark
Masury Wyzeman, salesman D. W. Bates, r.

2631 Sacramento
Mata Benjamin, barber Joseph Goodwin, r. 1646

Polk
Matalich Martin, bartender Smoot & Rice, r. 7

Olive Av
Match John C, factory hand Pac. Roll. Mill, r.

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Matches John R., clerk Clufl Bros., r. 518 La-
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Matcovich Michael, waiter Gilo Radonich, r.

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Matenelli Modesto, fruits and vegetables, 2102

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Materne Laura, widow, r. 124, 3d Av
Mathae James, carpenter W. J. Grant
Mathat Edward (Delbos & Mathat), r. 514 Bush
Mathei Jules, waiter, r. 531 Filbert
Mathena Eber G. Rev., D. D. pas or Olivet Pres-
byterian Church, r. 220 Mississippi
Matheny Isaiah C, r. 702 Tennessee
" John, millman,r. 54, 1st
" Neal G., laborer, r. 702 Tennessee
Mather Charles R., traveling salesman, r. 415
Franklin
" F. M. Mrs., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" Sophia Miss, domestic, r. 13 Rincon PI
" William G. Mrs., widow, r. 26 Grove
" William H., clerk Langley & Michaels Co ,
r. 8V2 Sherman
Matheron Joseph, r. 917 Pacific
Mathers John, teacher Boys and Girls' Aid

Sociecy, r. SE cor Grove and Baker
Mathes Eugene, engineer John G. lls&Co.,r.

1830 Powell
Matheson Alexander, lumber dealer, r. 1415, 23d
" Alexander S., mimeographic engraver J. T.

Eckman, r. 37 Grand Av
" Daniel, teamster Alexander McKay, r. 924

Howard
" Donald H., carpenter, r. 933 Sanchez
" Edgar J., machine hand William J. Thom-
son, r. 933 Sanchez
" Edward, teamster, r. 1607 Mission rear
" Florence Percy Mrs., journalist, r. 1415,

23d
" George (Matheson & Grill), r. 105, 10th
" Hugh, builder, r. 963 Mission
" Jens, driver Presidio and Ferries RR., r.

2001 Leavenworth
" John, shoe treer Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,

r. 15 Pearl
" John A., 1st officer str Transit, r. 1637 Ful-
ton
" John J., clerk, r. 227 Pierce
" Joseph J., musician, r. 1607 Mission rear
" Kenneth, manager hat dept. Raphael's, r.

227 Pierce
" Louis, solicitor, r. 615 Pine rear
" Murdock D., carpenter, r. 227 Pierce
" Sarah E., widow, r. 8O614 Haight
" Walter G., gunsmith R. Sangster, r. 319i^,

20th
" William, millhand W. H. Miner, r. 933

Sanchez
" William A., driver Engine 8, r. 1616 Pacific
Av

Matheson William J., clerk, r. 327 Pierce
" & Grill (George Matheson and Joseph

Grill), barbers, 105, 10th
4®"Matheson. See Mathewson, Mathison and

Mathieson
Mathew Morris S., office, 193 Crocker Bldg
Mathews Alysse, teacher music, r. 854 Mission
" Arthur F., artist. 728 Montgomery, r. 618

Oak
" Charles, cement finisher, r. 22 Turk
" Charles H., foreman Hobbs, Wall & Co., r.

2007 Polk
" Charles H. Jr., packer J. A. Folger & Co.

r. 2007 Polk
" Charles I., bookkeeper Joseph Budd, r. 8,

24th
" George M.. carrier postofflce. r. 359 Chapul-

tepec
" George S., monuments, Turk opp Masonic

Cemetery, r. 2111 Golden Gate Av
" George V., collector S. F. Gas Light Co.,

r. 205 Larkin
" H. Allen, agent Starkey & Palen (of Phila-
delphia Pa.), 120 Sutter, room 27, r. 841

California
" Harvey, salesman Moore, Hunt & Co., r.

1501 Jackson
" H. E. & Son (Henry E. and Victor E.), in-
surance brokers, real estate and secre-
taries, 120 Sutter, room 27
" Henry E. (H. E. Mathews & Son), r. 841

California
Mathews Hiram W. (Ash & Mathews), attor-
ney at law, 601 California, r. 744 Ellis
" James, boilermaker Union I. Wks, 806

Minnesota

F., shoemaker, r. 302 Green
teamster Horn & Judge, r. 1008 13th

Av South
" John B., farmer, r. 39 Francis
" John H., butcher, NE cor 18th and Capp, r.

220, 18th
" Joseph H., chief engineer str City of Rio de

Janeiro, r. Berkeley
" Kate Miss, teacher piano, r. 1525 Jackson
" L., fireman str Santa Rosa
'• Lawrence, boilermaker Union I. Wks, r.

806 Minnesota
" Lottie M. Miss, r. 24th Av nr Clement
■' Margaret, widow, r. 24th Av nr Clement
" Mary, widow, r. 22 Bond
" Michael, groceries, 1331 Minna
" Owen, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 806

Minnesota
" Patrick, fireman str Mariposa
" Patrick, laborer, r. 16 Bryant Av
" Peter, r. 1312 Filbert
" Rebecca, widow, r, 2116 Golden Gate Av
" Rebecca E. Miss, r. 2116 Golden Gate A
" Robert, driver, r. 1425 Jackson
" Solomon, new and second-hand furniture,

859 Mission, r. 854 Mission
" Victor E. (H. E. Mathews & Son), r. 841

California
" William, driver, r. 1425 Jackson
" William H., r. NW cor 12th Av and Cle-
ment
4®~Mathews. See Matthews
Mathewson A. F., quartermaster str Mariposa
" Andrew T., cutter G.Rosenberg & Son, r.

250 Tehama rear
" Catherine C. Mrs., proprietor The Clifton,

502 Powell
" Charles W.. shoe cutter W. H. Nolan &

Co., r. 250 Tehama rear
" Frank A., ornamental painter, r. 623

Florida
" Henry G., clerk Wolf & Sons, r. 502 Powell
" Herbert D., policeman, r. 1634 Grove
" John, boiler maker r. 540^, 2d
" John R., laborer, r. 250 Tehama rear
" Joseph H., assayer, r. 502 Powell
" Nelson, mattress maker John Hoey, r. 60

Natoma
" William, ice dealer, r. 1444 Folsom
" William W., bookkeeper Surveyor's office,

r. 632 Post
4®=Mathewson. See Matheson, Mathieson and

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Mathey Henry, electrician Rickey & Co., r. 1517

Geary
Mathias Charles, carpenter, r. 338 Fremont
" Huber driver Royal Eagle Distilleries Co. ,

r. 112 Taylor
" John, marine fireman, r. 547, 1st

Stephen, tanner Anton Krieg, r. Utah nr
Nebraska
Mathiesen Caroline, widow, r. 629 Florida
" Christian, plumber Petersen & Fisher, r.

629 Florida
" Harry P., r. 629 Florida
" Nicholas, plumber Petersen & Fisher, r. 629

Florida
" Eugene, foreman Patent Brick Co., Berry

bet 5th and 6th, r. Golden Gate, Cal.
" Frederick E., master mariner, r. SW cor

Haight and Pierce
" J., r. Hotel Pleasanton
J3®=- Mathieson. See Matheson, Mathewson,
Mathiesen, Mathison, Mattheson and
Matthewson
Mathieu Alphonse (Mathieu & Maison), r. 1239
Leavenworth
" Francis L., bookkeepeer Sperry Flour Co.,

r. 1715 Larkin
" Gaston, musician, r. 725 Larkin
" Gaston Jr., watchmaker and jeweler, 725

Larkin
" Julien, r. 2425 Buchanan
" Julien Jr., bookkeeper R. Dunsmuir& Sons,

r. Oakland
" Samuel, contractor, r. 1403 Valencia
" Stephen, tanner, r. 2409 Yolo
" & Maison (Alphonse Mathieu and Leon A.
Maison) manufacturing jewelers, 328
Bush
4®" Mathieu. See Mathew and Matthew
Mathiot Harvey H., paper hanger, r. 109 Silver
Mathis James L., teacher Cal. School of Me-
chanical Arts, r. 723 York
" Samuel, coalpasser Spring Valley W. W.,
r. Lake Merced
Mathisen Joachim B., architect, 238 Crocker

Bldg, r. Berkeley
Mathison George, artist, r. 27 Minna
" M. V. Miss, bookkeeper Michels & Wand,

r. 408 Jones
" Thomas, solicitor Ahlborn House
4®" Mathison. See Matheson, Mathewson,

Mathieson and Matthewson
Mathlain John, fireman str Newark, r. Oakland
Mathos Charles, porter Edward Noonan, r. 645

Clay
Mathy Rene, wine merchant, r. 22 Stockton PI
Mathya Frederick C, field assistant Cal. State

Mining Bureau
Matichevich Nicholas, waiter Martin L. Milco-

vich, r. 820 Geary
Matick Louis M., liquors, SW cor Drumm and

Pacific, r. 1306 Pacific
Matileano Antone, laborer Antone Fodera, r.

1402 Mason
Matison Henry F., bartender John D. Matisbn.
r. 2817 Folsom
" John D., liquors, NW cor 24th and Folsom,

r. 2817 Folsom
" Joseph, bartender, r. 723i/i Vallejo
Matkovich John L., lunchman R. J. Techau &

Co., r. 218 Golden Gate Av
Matley George, teamster, r. 609 Fulton
Matli Antonio, waiter Anton Lopresti, r. 314

Gough
Matlock Levi B., clerk S. F. Laundry, r. 356, 3d
" Louis L., carpet layer W. & J. Sloane &

Co., r. 1106 Sacramento
" William, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 319'/4,
10th
Matloh Charles, porter, r. 361 Jessie
Matlorich Antonio, oiler str Gaelic, r. 326 Bran-
nan
Matos Joseph, laborer Cole & Wise, r. Alms

House Road nr Corbett Av
Matraia Carlo, florist Frank Pelicano & Co., r.
510 Filbert
" Venanzio P., florist Podesta & Baldoc-
chi, r. 510 Filbert
Matschek Ferdinand L., druggist, 1063 Folsom,
r. 1114 Folsom

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Matschke A. (Albert E. Matschke), groceries
and liquors, 1201-1203 Fillmore
" Albert E. (A. Matschke), r. 13 Bourbin PI

Matson Albert, fisherman, r. 414 Folsom
" Andrew P., dentist, 1769 Howard
" A. P., master schr Witch of the Bay, office

5 Spear, r. 226 Francisco

" Charles, laborer, r. 48 Sacramento
" Charles, seaman, r. 9 Clay
" Charles P., master mariner, r. 328 Drumm
" Elias, seaman, r. 14 Tehama
" Ernest, seaman, r. 2013A Dupont
Matson Fannie L. Miss, photographer, 6 Turk,
r. 1045 Market
" George F., plumber Thomas J. Bailey, r. 15

Eurena
" Hjalmar, painter, r. 201 Steuart
" John, plumber, 1421 Fulton
" John, seaman, r. 2013a Dupont
" Matthew, seaman, r. IOV2 Madison Av
" Nels N., carpenter Charles M. Depew
Planing Mill Co., r. 268 Sagamore
4®" Matson. See Madison, Madson, Mattison

and Mattson
Matsumitsa George, druggist Am.. Drug Store,

r. 1002 Market
Matt Minnie, domestic, 1434 Golden Gate Av

" Norbert.r. 1507 Franklin
Matta Alfred V., secretary O. P. Downing & Co.,
116 Battery, r. 818 Powell
■' Claude E., salesman O. P. Downing & Co.,

r. 818 Powell
" Louis, cook P. J. McDonald
>gS= Matta. See Mata
Mattar Emile, salesman Joseph N. Maloof, r.

608 Jones
Mattas James W., saddler, r. 110 Chattanooga
Mattat George C, cigar dealer, r. 821 Greenwich
Matter August, laundryman, r. 532 Valencia
•' Leontine, laundry 532 Valencia
■' Louis, carpenter, r. 605 Webster
" Louis, cook, r. Ill Natoma
Mattern George A., superintendent J. J. Pfister
Knitting Co., 412 Polk, r. Berkeley
" Herman (Mattern & Moore), r. 8 John
" & Moore (Herman Mattern and Robert
Moore), leather and shoe findings, 25
New Montgomery
Mattes Nickolaus, cellarman John Wieland

Brewery, r. 707 Mission
Matteson Edmund, student Van der Naillen's
School of Engineering, r. 123 Eddy
" Erastus, milk dealer, r. 1131 Army
" Erastus P., clerk U. S. Customs, r. 2213
Leavenworth
Matteucci Alessandro, farmer, r. 702 Front

" Almindo, farmer, r. 702 Front
Matteucci F. & Co. (Felice Matteucci, Basilio
Puccinelli and Raflaelo Vannucci), pro-
prietors Roma Macaroni Factory, 311-313
Francisco
" Felice (F. Matteucci & Co. and Matteucci

6 Vannucci), r. 126 Pacific
Matteucci & Vannucci (Felice Matteucci and

Raffaelo Vannucci), groceries and
liquors, 124 Pacific
Mattfeldt Frederick W., bartender H. Goetjen,

r. 800, 6th
Matthai Frank, cutter, r. 3281 Mission
" John C. H., capitalist, r. 3281 Mission
" Mary E., r. 912, 17th

" Philip, shoemaker, r. Banks nr Cortland Av
" Richard, pattern maker Thomas & Carl-
son, r. 3281 Mission
Mattheas Charles (Charles Mattheas & Co.), r.
1006 Harrison

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" Mary, widow, r. 1315 Sansome
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' ' Alfred L . , telegraph operator, r. 833 Dolores
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" James Mrs., widow, r. 129 Haight
" James, hoseman Engine 31, r. 302 Green
" James B., with Alaska Packers' Assn., r.

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" John, r. 222 Filbert
" John, cook, r. 412 Minna
" John E., r. 209, 22d

" John J., barber, 515 Pacific, r. 302 Green
" John M., phrenologist, r. 921, 23d
" Lawrence, laborer, r. 120 Welsh
" Leonard, decorator, r. 2047% Mission
" Lorenzo D., manager Thompson & Tobius,

r. 2005 Geary
" Margaret Miss, saleslady Charles Stroh-

maier, r. 418 Brannan
" Mary, widow, r. 9i4 Clara
" Mary, widow, r. 302 Green
" Mary, widow, r. 1014 Polk
" Patrick, driver Consumers' Ice Co.
" Peter, expressman, r. 8 Harry PI
" Peter O., waiter, r. 629 Stevenson
" Samuel, blacksmith August S tamer, r. 833

Dolores
" Samuel Jr., blacksmith, r. 833Dolores
" Samuel A., clerk, r. 1220 Steiner
" Samuel B., superintendent Alaska Pack-
ers' Assn., r. 813a Hayes
" Samuel D., capitalist, r. 1434 Valencia
" Thomas, r. 218 Minna

Matthews Thomas, laborer, r. 729 Brannan
" Thomas, surveyor, r. 245 Perry
" Thomas, teamster Daniel F. Gallagher
" Walter, painter, r. 833 Dolores
Matthews WickliflFe, attorney at law and sec-
retary The Commonwealth Mutual
Building and Loan Association of San
Francisco, 402 Montgomery, rooms 18-
19, r. Oakland
William, longshoreman O. R. and N. Co.
William, porter Palace Restaurant, r. 995

Market
William D., watchmaker and jeweler, 106,

4th, r. Berkeley
William F., bottler Standard Soda Water

Wks., r. 1434 Valencia
William S., conductor Cal. St. RB., r. 1611
Polk

46g=-Matthews. See Mathews
MatthewsonFrank J., advertising agent, r. 420^3
Post
" James, lumber dealer, r. 7 Harriet
Matter William H., carpenter, r. 115!^, 26th
Matthey Robert (Young & Matthey), r. 1406

Grove
Matthia William, seaman str Crescent City
Matthies Herman, steward Jesse G. Gobey, r.
325, 28th
" William O., clerk Examiner
Matthiesen Andreas J. P., bookkeeper Philip
Meyer, r. 324, 12th
" George J., wood and coal, hay and grain,

W s Potrero Av nr 24th
" John, groceries and liquors, 920 Pacific
" Matthias, shoemaker, 1111 Howard, r. 334,
12th
Matthis Albert L., carpenter Bernhard Mat-
tress Co., r. 917'/4 Mission
Matthison Mathias, shoemaker, 642 Filbert
Mattias An tone, r. 107 Jackson
Matticeovich Nicholas, r. 611 Post
Matting William (Matting & Bordee), r. 632%,
4th
" & Bordee (William Matting and Henry
Bordee), restaurant, 648, 4th
Mattingly D. A., real estate agent, 19 Mont-
gomery, r. Oakland
Mattingly Richard C, contractor, 238 Mont-
gomery, r. 1910 Green
Mattioli Gregory, florist L. Caselli & Co., r. 727

Vallejo
Mattison Martin, master schr Bertha Dolbeer,
oiBce 10 California, room 3
" Peter, laborer, r. 531, 2d
" Richard C, r. 2503 Larkin
" Victor, beamster South S. F. Tannery
4®"Mattison. See Madison, Madson, Matson

and Mattson
Matley George, teamster, r. 609 Fulton
Mattner Ernest H., physician, 505 Van Ness Av
Mattock George, bricklayer, r. 548% Iowa
Mattoon Annie N., widow, r. 1509 Ellis
" Joseph M., clerk Mattoon & Danglada, r.

Belvedere, Cal.
" Joseph S. (Mattoon & Danglada), r. Belve-
dere, Cal .
Mattoon & Danglada (Joseph S. Mattoon and
Ignacio Danglada), Custom House
brokers, 508 Battery
Mattos Joseph, clerk, r. 119 Jackson
Mattow Frank, groceries and liquors, 1800 Hyde
Mattsen Louis, deckhand, r. 544 Mission
Mattson Augusta, widow, r. 1913 Laguna
Charles, fireman, r. 160 Steuart
George O., clerk W. & J. Sloane & Co., r.

1913 Laguna
Gustav, liquors, 53 Steuart, r. 145 Main
Gustave, driver, r. 122 Howard
John, master mariner, 9 Mission, r. 409

Drumm
Matteus, stevedore, r. 31 Clarence PI
Martin, laundryman, r. 363, 3d
Peter, laborer, r. 36 Welsh
Samuel, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 23
Olive Av
" William K., harness maker Main & Win-
chester, r. 365 Jessie
je®"Mattson. See Madison, Matson, Mattisen
and Matcsen

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PLYMOUTH GIN,

(CoATES & Co., Established 1793.^

W. B. CHAPMAN,

Sole Agent Pacific Coast,
123 California Street.

MAT

CBOCKER-LANGLEY MRECTORY.

MAX

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Mattuda Antonio, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.,

r. W s Georgia bet Sierra and Napa
Matulich John, cook A. Sorich & Co., r. 1207
Market
" Mark, waiter Peter Svetinich, r. 532^ Ivy
Av
Matzdorff Moritz, salesman, r. 606 Montgomery
Matzen Frank, clerk J. H. Schleef, r. 6 John
" Hans P., r. 249 Pacific

" Lorentz, restaurant, 654 Mission, r. 51, 3d
" Otto C, plumber, r. 5th Av nr Lake
Matzenmacher Adolph, cooper J. Gundlach &

Co.,r. 12a South Park
Mau Arthur H. C, buyer Mau, Sadler & Co., r.
2215 Broadway
" August, cement worker, r. 407, 30th
" Charles A., r. 208 Franklin
" Claude, clerk, r. 840V^ Harrison
" Frederick H., machinist, r. SiOY^ Harrison
" Gus (Baxter & Mau), r. Oakland
" Henry, baker, r. 712 Valencia
" John A., rancher, r. 29th Av South nr H
" John W., clam digger, r. 29th Av South

nrH
" Mary J., widow, r. 840i/2 Harrison
" Ottilia Mrs., second vice-president Mau,
Sadler & Co., 122-124 Market and 19-21
California, r. 2215 Broadway
" Paul, oiler str Australia, r. 766 Bryant
Mau, Sadler & Co., Hermann J. Sadler presi-
dent, William F. Mau 1st vice-president
and treasurer, Mrs. Ottilia Mau 2d
vice-president, Edward H. Morgan sec-
retary, importers, manufacturers and
jobbers, cigars, teas, coffees and food
products, 122-124 Market and 19-21 Cali-
fornia
Mau WiUiam F., 1st vice-president Mau, Sadler
& Co., 122-124 Market and 19-21 Califor-
nia, r. 1327 Sutter
Mauch Helena, widow, r. 1711 Geary
Mauck Jacob W., employee Neustadter Bros.,

r. 124 Julian Av
Mauerhan Albert G., salesman, r. UOM Cumber-
land
" Gottleib A., salesman Indianapolis Fur-
niture Co., r. 216 Waller
" John E., clerk W. T. Smith & Son, r. 140^^
Cumberland
Maugham James, groceries and dry goods, 1821
Point Lobos Av
" Mary Mrs., varieties, 814 Laguna
Maughan William F., clerk local freight office

S. P. Co.,r. 511Capp
Mauk William H., gripman, r. 1437, 23d
Maula Gottlieb, porter E. R. Fisher, r. I6O/2

Shipley
Mauldin Hugh, jeweler, r. 1001 Pine
Maule William L., salesman Morgan Bros., r.

2205 Fulton
Maum Matthew, r. 5 Natoma
Mauna Coffee Plantation, Robert Capelle presi-
dent, Ernest F. Gutschow secretary,
office 239 Kearny
Maunder Edith Miss, compositor, r. 1233 Lom-
bard
" Matthew C, painter, 837 Geary, r. 1233

Lombard
" Philip, clerk, r. 626 Turk
Maundrell Henry, painter Sutro Baths, r. 7

Franklin
Maupin Zerelda H. Mrs., widow, r. 423 Ellis
Mauran Joseph R., civil engineer and licensed

surveyor, 330 Pine, room 49, r. Oakland
Maurer Charles, millhand, r. 455, 9th
" Charles J., clerk, r. 15 Fair Oaks
" Clements, miller Deming-Palmer Milling

Co.,r. 1133 Clay
" Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker, r. 709 Clayton
" Frederick, clerk Western Sugar Refining

Co., r. Alameda
" Frederick C, superintendent S. F. Pioneer
Varnish and Glycerine Wks, r. NE cor
24th and Kansas
'< Gottfried, grinder Will & Finck Co.,r. 410

Minna
" John H., broom maker Zan Bros. & Co., r.

Fruitvale
" Leo, r. 813 Fulton

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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Maurer Oscar, salesman Bass-Hueter Paint Co. ,
r. NE cor 24th and Kansas
" Peter, barber, 114 Hayes, r. 134, 9th
" Peter A., hatter, r. 134, 9th
" Richard, butcher Leon D. Stone & Co., r.

318 0ctavia
" WithamF., sawyer, r. 134, 9th
Maurice Charles, bartender Sim F. Johnson, r.

234 O'Farrell
Maurin John B., r. 5ST/2 Stevenson
Maurino Frank, clerk Emanuel Vatuone, r. 510
Greenwich
' Joseph, wood worker Baptiste Lacaze, r.
510 Greenwich
Mauritzen John, restaurant, 605 Montgomery, r.

7281/2 Union
Mans Marian P., captain company D 1st Infan-
try U. S. A., r. Angel Island
4®~Maus. See Moss
Mause Charles, r. 346, 4th

Mauser Charles, blacksmith John H. Babbitt, r.
1714 Church
" Henry, superintendent Pacific Hebrew

Orphan Asylum, r. 600 Devisadero
" Louis, printer, r. 714>4 Devisadero
Maussang Antolne, r. 922 Natoma
" Blaise P., clerk Chas. Ed. Heise & Co., r.
922 Natoma
Mausshardt August, marine engineer, r. 623
Fell
" Conrad, clerk, r. 623 Pell
" Edward C, electrician Municipal Burglar
Alarm Co., r. 623 Fell
Mautino Pietro (Parodi & Mautino), r. North

Temescal
Mautner Adolph, chief clerk U. S. Pension

Agency, r. 1929 Ellis
Mautz A. & Co. (Albert Mautz), dry goods, gents'
furnishing and fancy goods, 2520-2522
Mission
" Albert (A. Mautz & Co.), r. 102 Bartlett
Mauvais Roy, salesman The Zeno Mauvais

Music Co., r. Oakland
Mauvais Zeno Music Co. The, Henry S. Sted-
man secretary and manager, 769 Market
Mauzey Caroline widow, nurse, r. 223 Mason
" Eleanor Miss, saleslady, r. 223 Mason

MAUZY BYRON,

sole agent Pacific Coast for the cele-
brated Sohmer & Co., Newby & Evans,
Brig-gs' Singer and" Opera" pianos,
pipe and reed organs, and musical
instruments, pianos rented, tuned, re-
paired and moved, 308-314 Post, tele-
phone Main 5261, r. 1125 O'Farrell
Mauzy Elmer R., wholesale boots and shoes, 19

Battery, r. 2127 Pine
Mauzy Hall, 308-314 Post
Mavers Alexander, teamster, r. 4I8V2, 6th
" William G., expressman, r. SE cor 18th
and Castro
Mawson David H., plumber, r. 728 Valencia

" Josephine, widow, r. 728 Valencia
Max Aaron, tailor, r. 416 McAllister
" Aman, shampooer Hammam Baths, r. 5

Tay
" David, tailor, r. 417'^ Clementina
" Frederick W., piano tuner, r. 1003 Powell
" Isaac, paper carrier, r. 507 Pine
Maxer Edward, blacksmith, r. 444 Brannan
Maxon Charles C, proprietor Saratoga Stables,
818 Geary, r. Oakland
" George W., real estate, r. 500 Fulton
'■ Frank, president Crystal Soda Water Co..
r. 2631 Bush

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Maxwell Andrew M., r. I28I/2, Hth

" Catherine A., teacher Crocker Grammar
School, r. 15 Baker

" Charles, carpenter, r. 10 Germania

" Charles M., agent H. W. Johns Manufac-
turing Co., 38-44 Fremont, r. 1037 Post

" Edward G., r. 128/j, 11th

" George, clerk, r. 202 Perry
Maxwell George F., secretary Board of Fire
Commissioners, New City Hall, 1st floor,
r. 1020 Greenwich

" George H., attorney at law, 67-68 Nevada
Block, r. Sonoma, Cal.

" George R. E., paying teller First National
Bank, r. 15 Baker

" Harry, with Hooker & Co., r. Fruitvale

" Henry, manager Union Bag and Paper Co.,
415-417 Clay, r. 2612 Howard

" James, laborer Golden State and Miners
Iron Wks, r. 1018 Howard
Maxwell James D., attorney and manager Cali-
fornia Underwriters, general agent New
York Plate Glass Insurance Co. (N. Y.),
London Guarantee and Accident Co. Lim-
ited and United States Casualty Co. (N.
Y.), San Francisco agent Royal Insur-
ance Co. (Liverpool), Continental Insur-
Co. (N. Y.). New York Underwriters
Agency and Williamsburg City Insur-
Co., 421 California, telephone Main 538,
r. Belvedere

" J. E., with The Yellowstone, r. 1049a Mar-
ket

" John R., fireman Engine 28, r. 2020 Stock-
ton

•• John S., messenger First National Bank,
r. 15 Baker

" John W. C, mining, 426 California, room 1,
1101 Pine

" L. H. Mrs., r. 822 Geary

" M. Mrs., r. 211, 7th

" Mary, widow, r. 202 Perry

" Mary, domestic, 2335 Washington

" Mary E. Mrs., r. 15 Baker

" Patrick, r. 1425 Hayes

" Robert S., contractor, 510 California, r. 2612
Howard

" Rose Miss, r. 1416 Mission

" R.W., r. 537 Sacramento

" Samuel, liquors. Ocean House Road nr
Jules Av

" Thomas, carpenter, r. 1146,23d

" Thomas J., clerk, r. 218 Lombard

" Thomas v., r. 312 Oak

" William, deputy Superintendent Streets,
r. 1442 Leavenworth

" William B., cashier Blake,Moffltt& Towne,
r. 2612 Howard

" William H., contractor, 510 California, r.
2612 Howard
May A., salesman, r. .34 Ellis

" Abraham, bookkeeper Cal. Tallow Wks, r.
2023 Pacific Av

" Addie J. Miss, r. 969 Mission

" Albert, reporter, r. 17, 3d

" Albert J., cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 121
California Av

" Andrew D., clerk car accountant S. P. Co.,
r. Oakland

■■ Angelo, clerk D. N. & E. Walter & Co., r.
1128 Golden Gate 4.V

" Ann Miss, dressmaker, r. 131 Wildey

" Barbara Miss, dressmaker, r. 131 Wildey

" Charles, musician, r. 14 Mason

" Charles E., pressman Brimt, r. 704 Harri-
son

May Charles L., clerk James H. Winters, r. 131

California Av
" Edward (Livingston & Co.), r. 1634 Fell
" Edward F., with James A. Johnson; 73

Columbian Bldg, r. 531, 17th
" Ernest, dairy produce, 118, 9th
" Felix, clerk D. N. & E. Walter & Co., r. 1128

Golden Gate Av
" Flower Gravel Mining Co. (Placer Co.), D.

M. Kent secretary, 330 Pine, rooms 33-36
" Frank B., trimmer Edison Light and Power

Co., r. 309 Minna
" Frederick, butcher, 123, 7th
" Fulton H., engineer tugboat Hiawatha, r.

259 Jersey
" George, photographer, r. 612 Clay
" George S., bookkeeper Cox Seed and Plant

Co., r. 1313 Taylor
" Gustave, foreman Garrett C. Sweeney, r.

5381/2, 18th
" Harry, cellarman E. Campion, r. Oakland
" Herman, butcher, r. 1533 California
" Herman, butcher William Hoefer, r. 1106

Hyde
" James J., pressman Daily Report, r. 210

Eddy
" John, r. 2271/0, 22d

" John, clerk Lee Clark, r. 533 Sacramento
" John, seaman, r. 334 Main
" Joseph (Livington & Co.), r. 1634 Fell
" Lizzie A. Mrs., nurse City and County

Hospital
" Louis, clerk Rosenthal Bros. & Co., r. 2818

16th
" Louis, driver U. S. Laundry, r. 222414 Mis-
sion
" Lucy Miss, r. 810B Geary
" M. Mrs., r. 20 O'Farrell
" Margaret, widow, r. 227i/i, 22d
" Matthias, cooper, r. 530, 3d
" Mayer, teacher languages, 1128 Golden

Gate Av
' ' Milton, clerk Greenebaum, Weil & Michels ,

r. 1128 Golden Gate Av
■' Nicholas J., cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r.

121 California Av
" Philip G., machinist A. J. Van Drake, r.

Alameda
" Pio, macaroni maker, r. 915 Jackson rear
" Richard Mrs., proprietor Segel House, 969

Mission
" Richard, clerk Ingleside Track, r. 241, 5th
" Tea Co., George Riley president, Hugh

Dougherty secretary, 41, 6th
" Thomas, r. 246 Michigan
" William, painter, r. 2606 Folsom
" William B., district passenger agent S. P.

Co., 4 Montgomery, r. 1114 Clay
" William H., barber, 1759 Union
Maya Medicine Co., 220 Sutter, room 13
Maybe Augustus A., bookkeeper Cal. Elec.

Supply and Cons. Co., r. 707 Larkin
Maybell Mark, clerk ticket auditor's dept. S.

P. Co.,r. 824 Laguna
" Mary Mrs., journalist The New Revela-
tion, r. N s Channel nr 9th
" Stephen, general Army of Heaven at

Hand, headquarters N s Channel nr 9th
" Stephen, laborer, r. 265 Clara
Maybelle The, 202 Grove

Maybery Annie Miss, dressmaking, 219, 3d Av
Mayberry Mary H. Mrs., r. 2630 Howard
Mayborn Mary J. Mrs., teacher Girls High

School, r. 714 Ridley
Maybury Charles A., clerk freight auditor's

dept., S. P. Co., r. San Mateo
" Frank W., machinist 1st St Wks Union

I. Wks, r. 9 Laurel PI
" Richard, ship carpenter, r. 9 Laurel PI
Maydecker Wilhelm, pantryman, r. 309 Ivy Av
Maydek Reuben, tailor, r. 469 Clementina
Mayder Joseph W., carpenter, r. 1850 Stanyan
Maydwell C. A., direct representative Eastern

manufacturers" hardware, iron and steel,

23 Davis, room 13. r. 1209 Jones
" G. E. Miss, stenographer Williams, Dim-

ond &Co., r. 1209 Jones
" Guy F.. attorney at law, 120 Sutter, room

52, r. 1209 Jones

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Maydwell O. Miss, saleslady Hale Bros., r. 1209
Jones
" William B., bookkeeper, r. 1209 Jones
Maye William C, driver John Loeffler, r. 256 Te-
hama
Mayenbaum Henry, attorney at law, 33 Mills

Bldg, 3d floor, r. East Oakland
Mayer Abraham (Heyman & Mayer), r. 905 Geary
" Albert, baker, r. 816 Green
" Albert, butcher Marcus Mayer, r. 1210 Eddy
" Albert, packer Neustadter Bros., r. 420 Oc-
tavia
Mayer Albert M. S., special agent Mutual
Benefit Life Insurance Co., 415 Mont-
gomery, r. 306 Leavenworth
" Amadeo J., asst. secretary Ybarra Gold
Mining Co., 132 Market, room 8, r. 306
Stockton
" Andrew, teamster, r. 2010 Folsom
" August, butcher S. Simon, r. 1506 O'Farrell
" August, driver Bernhard Miller, r. 113 Wil-
liam
" August F., clerk Overland Freight Trans-
fer Co., r. 1018, 14th Av
" Benjamin, manager Union Clothing Co.,

112-116 Kearny, r. 1017 Laguna
" Benno, bookkeeper D. Samuels, r. 1827 Cali-
fornia
" Bernhard, merchant, r. 1608 Post
" Birdie Miss, hairdresser G. Lederer, r. 606a

Powell
" Charles (Charles Mayer Jr. & Co.), r. Mill

Valley
'< Charles, oyster house, Mission Market, r.

3038, 16th
« Charles, salesman Hirsch Bros., r. 908 Bu-
chanan
" Charles, shoemaker, 1323 Polk, r. 1626 Clay
" Charles Jr. (Charles Mayer Jr. & Co.), r.

924 Fillmore
" Charles Jr. & Co. (Charles and Charles
Mayer Jr.), proprietors California Cloak
Co., 105 Post
" Charles J., helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r.

872 Mission
" Charles P., oyster house, 10-12 Grand Cen-
tral Market, r. 409 Grove
" Christian F., bakery, 1216 Railroad Av
" Christian G., liquors, 1018, 14th Av South
Mayer Dawson, manager Golden Gate Promot-
ing Co., 91 Chronicle Bldg, r. The Baldwin
" Edward H., stock cutter P. F. Nolan&Co.,

r. 4 Grove
" Ella Miss, dressmaker, r. 708 Lombard
" Esther, widow, r. 905 Geary
" Fannie Miss, teacher music, 520 Van Ness

Av
" Franz, musician, r. 610 Eddy
" Franz, waiter German Hospital
" Fred, butcher Hofmann & Woenne
" Fred, salesman, r. 145, 12th
" Frederick, books and stationery, 1404%

Powell
" Frederick, fireman, r. 322, 21st
" Frederick C, driver Christian F. Mayer, r.

1216 Railroad Av
" Frederick G., teamster, r. 1931 Mission
" George, with Bernhard Miller, r. 17 Lewis
" George H., clerk Richard Speckter, r. 2441

Mission
" Harriet Mrs. (P. Mayer & Co.), r. 132, 11th
" Henry (Charles Levy & Co.). r. 1838 Sutter
" Henry, cigars and tobacco, 101 Stockton, r.

330 Ellis
" Henry, merchant tailor, 109 Sutter, r. 23:^

Oak
" Henry C, teamster Frederick Ludemanu
" Henry J., r. 413, 4th
" Isadore H., capitalist, 330 Pine, rooms 9-l(i,

r. 1805 Broadway
" Jacob (Knudson & Mayer), r. 807, 17th
" James, plumber, r. 1323 Golden Gate Av
" Jesse, butcher Marcus Mayer, r. 1210 Eddy
" J. F., manager P. Mayer & Co., r. 132, lldi
" Johanna S. Mrs., r. 606a Powell
". John (Kayser & Mayer), r. 1918 Stevenson
" John L.. blacksmith, 518, 6th, r. 1030 York
" Joseph, plumber, 904!^ Laguna, r. 1223 Gol-
den Gate Av .

Mayer Joseph, porter, r. Sargent nr Ralston
" Joseph F., cashier Fidelity Mutual Aid

Assn., r. 121 Page
" Joseph S., organ builder, r. 131 Page
" Josephine L., housekeeper, 711 Jones
" Leon, clerk, r. 905 Geary
" Leon, collector, r. 1612 Post
" Louis B., clerk Call, r. 606A Powell
" Louis H., blacksmith J. L. Mayer, r. 103(J

York
" Marcus, butcher, 243, 5th, r. 1210 Eddy
" Matilda, widow, r. 2415 Pacific Av
" Maurice E. (M. E. Mayer & Co.), r. 174

Clara
" Max, auctioneer, 525 Kearny, r. 605 Green
" M. E. & Co. 'Maurice E. Mayer), merchan-
dise brokers, 211 Pine
" Morris, glazier, 632 Washington, r. 3123,

16th
" Morris, traveling salesman M. Schussler

&Co.,r. 1626 Clay
" Nathan, traveling salesman Heller, Bach-
man & Co., r. 109 Grant Av
" Oscar J., physician and surgeon, 346 Sutter
" Otto H., bartender G, Dabovich, r. 708

Lombard
•' P. & Co. (Mrs. Harriet Mayer), groceries

and liquors, 133, 11th
" Samuel, foreman Peter Tautphaus, r. 1626

Clay
" SamuelD., insurance, 301 California, r. The

Wenban
" Theodore, agent, r. 221 Oak
" Walter H., clerk, r. Harold Av nr Ocean.

House Road
" Wanda, widow, r. 708 Lombard
;8®=-Mayer. See Maier, Meier, Meyer and Myer
Mayerhofer Walter F., clerk A. Schilling & Co.,

r. Alameda
4@=Mayerhofer. See Mayrhofer ;

Mayers Aaron, clerk Newman & Levinson, r.
3123, 16th
" Anna, widow, r. 172 Clementina
" Benjamin, salesman J. Samuels, r. 1819

Scott
" David L., clerk, r. 1301 Octavia
" Edgar J., entry clerk Redington & Co., r.

3241 Market
" Eliza, widow, r. 305 Eddy
" Elizabeth Miss, teacher Jefferson Primary

School, r. 3133, 16th
" Frank, electrician, r. 1117 Sutter
" George H., r. 3626 California
" Gustav B. (Smith & Mayers), 913 Kearny
" Harry, compositor, r. 919a Jackson
" Harry J., floor walker Davis Bros., r. 9

Scott
^' Henry, bookkeeper George Wagner & Co.,

r. Oakland
" Jacob, laborer, r. 314 Ritch
'• John, r. 1307 Jackson
" Mary A., widow, r. Ill Hayes
" Matilda, widow, r. 507^4 Lombard
" Robert W.. glove cutter, r. Short nr Eagle
" Simon, furnished rooms, lOlSli Larkin
-BS^Mayers. See Meyers and Myers
Mayes Charles F., porter Samuel & Abraham,
r. 223 Minna
" George & Co. (August Kahmari)., restau-
rant, 40 California Market
" James N., r. 141 Silver
" Joseph W., rigger, r. 141 Silver
" William, marble polisher, r. 140i/4 Shipley
j8®=Mayes. See Mays

Mayfleld Abraham, crockery dealer, r. 1819 Mc-
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Mayfleld Frederick, clerk Henry Mayer, r. 306

Stockton
Mayfield Fxuit, Wine and Land Co., H. G. Sie-

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" Gold Mining Co. (Nevada Co.), office 533

Market, room 3
" Gravel Mining Co. (Placer Co., Cal.), D. M.

Kent secretary, 330 Pine, rooms 35-36
" The (Congregational monthly), Rev. W. D.

Williams editor, 1719 Post
Mayhart Clara Miss, dressmaker, r. 2523 Bush

" Emma Mrs., r. 2523 Bush
Mayhew Charles, laborer, r. 856 Howard
" Charles R., bazaar, 144, 7th, r. 142, 7tn
" Frank, glove cutter, r. 871 Market
" Frank E. (H. B. Mayhew & Co.j, r. 47 Post
" Frank J., traveling salesman J. A. Folger

&Co.,r. 707Capp
" Fred S., with Pope & Talbot, r. Fruitvale
" Georgia E., widow, r. 1517 Post
" H. B. Mrs., widow, r. 516 Golden Gate Av
Mayhew H. B. & Co. (Frank E. Mayhew), In-
ternal Revenue and Customs brokers, 413

Washington
" Henry, student Van der Naillen's School

of Engineering, r. 1517 Post
" Henry C. (McLean & Mayhew), r. 1517 Post
" J. S. Mrs., widow, r. 236, 17th

MAYHEW WILLIAM E.,

druggist and chemist, 144, 4th, tele-
phone South 215, r. 2114 Howard

Mayle Charles, clerk S. P. Co., r. 1715. 25th
" Frederick, laborer S. P. Co., r. 1715, 25th

MAYLE GEORGE D.,

coffee saloon and bakery, 427 Mont-

gomery, r. North Berkeley
iJol " • ■

Mayle John B., school teacher, r. 522 G'Farrell

rear
Jm- Mayle. See Mall and Male
Mayn Martin, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 721

Union
Maynadier William M., major U. S. A. (retired),

r. California Hotel
Maynard Addison H., house painter, r. 34 Hub-
bard
" Arthur B., miller Yosemite Flour Mills, r.

509 Clayton
^' C. L. Mrs., widow, r. 2930 Clay
" Charles H., bartender Kate Maynard, r.

718, 7th
" Duncan D., with ^tna Ins. Co., r. 730 Green
" Franklin B., baker Simkins & Thorp, r.

3516 Market
" Frederick A., musician, r. 3336 Greenwich
" Frederick I., fireman str Bay City, r. Oak-
land
Maynard James, chief clerk general freight
office Southern Pacific Co., r. The Lor-
raine
" James Jr., bookkeeper G. W. Clark & Co.,
r. The Lorraine
James H., teamster, r. 2516 Market
John A., liquors, 734, 7th Av
John B., receiving teller Wells, Fargo &

Co.'s Bank, r. 1778 Green
Kate, widow, liquors, 718, 7th
Leon, tanner Legallet-Hellwig Tanning

Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
Marian Miss, clerk Swayne & Hoyt, r.

Oakland
Maurice B., collector Pac. Paving Co., r.

Oakland
Richard, fruits, NE cor Sansome and Hal-
leck, r. 3516 Market

Maynard Stephen C, dental student, r. 160
Golden Gate Av
" Stephen J., expressman, SE cor 16th and

Valencia, r. 3516 Market
" Victor, tanner Legallet-Hellwig Tanning

Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
" William T., painter, r. 126b 8th'
Mayne Charles (estate of), Antoine Borel ex-
ecutor, Louise E. Barroilhet executrix,
office 311 Montgomery
" Francis J., carpenter, r. 155 Shipley
" Frederick, bookkeeper C. H. Kingsley &

Co., r. 135 Turk
" J., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill
" William C, compositor Brunt, r. Oakland
4tg= Mayne. See Main and Meyn
Maynie Annie, domestic, 3111 Broderick
Mayntzer Amelia, widow, r. 9% Houston
Mayo Alice, widow, r. 628 Jessie

Clarence E., bricklayer, r. 210, 22d

Clinton, student, r. 622 Post

Elgin, piano tuner The F. W. Spencer

Co., r. 426, 11th Av
Frank E., asst. bookkeeper Raphael Weill

& Co., r. 628 Jessie
Harry L., bricklayer, r. 114i^ Ridley
Henry B., attorney at law, 240 Montgom-
ery, room 13, r. 319 Sutter
Martin, butcher Roth, Blum & Co., r. cor

7th Av South and L
Nathaniel C, brickmason, r. lUY^ Ridley
Peter, porter Fred E. Sand, r. 905 Powell
Richard G., painter Harbor Conunission-
ers, r. Berkeley
Mayon Edwin H., clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott,

Oakland
Mayor of San Francisco, New City Hall, 1st

floor
Mayourau Jennie V. Mrs., laundry, 3127^
Mission
" Victor, laundryman, r. 3127>4 Mission
Mayow Ernest, molder W. Axford, r. 535, 19th

" Jane, widow, r. 535, 19th
Mayrhofer Leonard, proprietor The Lohengrin,
737 Market, r. 710 Webster
• Nicholas, bartender, r. SY2 Rausch
" Peter, r. 19 Perry
jB®- Mayrhofer. SeeM ay erhof er
Mayrisch Adolph (Mayrisch Bros. & Co.), r.

Mayrisch Brothers & Co. (Adolph, Gustave
and Rudolph Mayrisch), manufacturers
cigars and importers tobacco, 405 Bat-
tery cor Clay
" Ernest, insurance agent, 210 Sansome, r.

2018 Post
" Frederick, butcher L. Miller, r. 815 Vallejo
" Gustave (Mayrisch Bros. &Co.), r. Ala-
meda
" Otto, cigar maker Geo. J. Benker, r. 815

Vallejo rear
" Rudolph (Mayrisch Bros. & Co.), r. 914
Greenwich
Mays Anna, domestic, 112 Liberty
" Arthur H., physician, 1003 Pierce
" Gertrude Miss, bookkeeper Pac. Christian

Pub. Co., r. 122 Haight
" James, hotel proprietor, r. 122 Haight
Mays William H., physician and surgeon, office

and r. 903 Sutter, telephone East 104
Maysenhalder Frederick, laster Buckingham &
Hecht.r. 530 Shotwell
" Otto C, clerk Cluft Bros .,r. 309 Fulton
Maysounave Philippe, proprietor New Pyrenee

Hotel, 1314 Stockton
Mayville Frank W., carpenter, r. K nr-31st Av

South
Maywald William, butcher, r. Lake nr 30th Av
e^ Maywald. See Maiwald
Maze Commodore P., contractor ironwork, 119
Beale, r. 68 Jessie
" Emile E., teamster, r. 708 Ellis
" James N., r. 68 Jessie
" Kate G., widow, r. 708 Ellis
" William B., carpenter C. P. Maze, r. 68
Jessie
Mazeau Joseph J., tile setter, r. 340a Shipley
Mazelli Oscar, r. 724 Hayes
Mazoni P., r. 915 Montgomery

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Mazoiie Adrien, bakery, 1223 Stockton

" Alexander, baker, r. 15 Virginia PI
Mazza Frank, barber L,. Vitalo, r. 426 Broadway

" Salvatore, bootblack, r. 5 Kent
Mazzei Vincenzo, shoemaker, 607 Davis
Mazzl Ph. & Co. (Phillip Mazzi and Bertram
Viil), wines and liquors. 237, 4th
" Phillip (Ph. Mazzi & Co.), r. 446!^ Hayes
Mazzini Thomas, porter Italian-Swiss Agricul-
tural Colony, r. 4 Bartol
McAdam Albert G., laborer, r. 412 Ashbury
" Alexander J., millwright W. L. Holman,

r. 315 Gough
" Edward, wool grader George Abbot, r. 412

Ashbury
" James R., manager H. Huddleston & Co.,

3259 Mission, r. 2225 Mission
" Januarius. ship carpenter, r. 815 Howard
" Neil, shipwright, r. 7th Av South nr K
McAdams Edward, printer, r. 139 Clara rear
" James A., plumber, r. 139 Clara rear
" John, boiler maker Eureka Boiler Wks, r.

9261/2 Florida
" John J., machinist Market St. Ry., r. 2138

Market
" Michael F., waiter, r. 307, 4th
" Oliver, waiter str Slate of California
McAdams Samuel, secretary San Francisco
Tool Co., 23 Stevenson
" William, steerage steward str State of
California
McAdie Alexander G., local forecast official
United States Weather Bureau, Mills
Bldg, 10th floor, r. 1429 Van Ness Av
McAdoo John, salesman John G. lis & Co., r.
1708 Clay
" John W., watchman Cal. Safe Deposit and

Trust Co., r. 1520 Sanchez
" Matthew, stableman Wells, Fargo & Co.,
r. 47 Natoma
McAedla Annie, widow, r. 211 Hickory Av

McAfee brothers

(C. W. and L. C), auctioneers, insur-
ance and real estate brokers and fi-
nancial agents, 108 Montgomery, tele-
phone Main 78

McAfee Chester, spring bed maker William A.
Schrock
" Edwin, clerk Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 1101

Pine
" Harriet Miss, teacher Lincoln Evening

School, r. 708 Gough
" Henry R., r. 827 Greenwich
" John, weaver William A. Schrock
" John M., porter C. E. Word en & Co., r. 340
Ritch
McAfee L. C. (McAfee Bros.), r. 622 Sutter
" May S. Miss, pupil nurse City and County

Hospital
" Patrick, laboror, r. 13 Page
" Sarah Miss, r. 827 Greenwich
" William S., wood carver, r. 827 Greenwich
4S"McAfee. See Maophee, McFee and McPhee
McAleer Bridget Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home
" Charles, laborer, r. 856 Howard
" Delia, widow, r. 261 Clara
" Frank, tannery, cor 26th and Hampshire, r.

1218 Hampshire
" Hugh, sawyer Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 307. 30th
" James, boilermaker, r. 261 Clara
" James J., foreman William C. Miller,

r. 238, 14th
" Mary, widow, r. 315 Franklin
" Minnie Miss, dressmaking, 307, 30th
" Philip, carpenter, r. 220 McAllister
McAlester William F., real estate and insur-
ance broker, 30 Montgomery, r. Ala-
meda
McAlister Alexander J., operator Pac. Postal
Tel. Cable Co., r. 212 Powell
" Charles J., designer, r. 1045 Fol.som
" Francis J., lithographer, r. 1045 Folsom
" James, quartermaster str Gaelic, r. 26

Laurel PI
" Isham, machinist Richard Herring,- r. 1045

Folsom
" William A., rattan worker, r. 1045 Folsom
4®"McAlister. See McAllister

^W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.

MANUFACTURERS OF

RIVETED IRON and STEEL

For Town Water Works, Hydraulic Mining
and Irrigation.
, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

JVIcAllen Thomas, 2d steward str City of Syd-
ney
MoAllep Mary J., widow, r. 339c San Jose Av
" William, master schr Corona, ofBce 28

California
McAllister Alexander A., molder, r. 131 Green-
wich rear
" Charles, clerk, r. 664i/S Howard
" Charles F., stenographer Parke & Lacy

Co., r. San Rafael
" Charlotte Miss, stenographer, r. 30 Liberty
McAllister EUiott, attorney at law, 206 San-
some, room 8, r. 2127 Pacific Av
" Emma Miss, candy maker, r. 1140 Valencia
" Estella J. Miss, stenographer W. A.

Schrock, r. 1060 Webster
McAllister Frank, collectiouiagency, 43 Mills

Bldg, 5th floor
" Frederick, clerk S. P. Co., r. 1818San Carlos

Av
" George E., plasterer, r. 2004 Taylor
" George W., teamster, r. 26 Turk
" Hall, attorney at law, 305 Sansome, r. 2422

Fillmore
" Hall Mrs., widow, r. 2002 Buchanan
" Helen Mrs., r. Hotel Langham
" James, carpenter Robinson & Gillespie, r.

Oakland
" James, laborer, r. Point Lobos Av nr Cliff

House
" James, teamster, r. 1016 Webster
" Jeannette Mrs., janitress Crocker Gram-'

mar School, r. 1123 Page
" John, r. 1426 Dolores
" John, foreman pattern maker Union Iron

Wks, r. 113, 4th
" Lizzie Miss, saleslady Hale Bros., r. 1016

Webster
" Mary, widow, r. 42 Jessie
" M. Hall (Otis, McAllister & Co.). r. 3436

Jackson
" Richard V., clerk local freight office S. P.

Co., r. 1818San Carlos Av
" Robert, cemetery fences, 917 Point Lobos

Av, r. 28 Turk
" Walter B., engineer, r. 222 Central Av
" Walter F., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 2008

Howard
" Ward, attorney at law, 14 Sansome, rooms

6-9, r. Paciflc-Unlon Club
" William, laborer, r. 965 Howard
" William, teamster F. P.* Elliott, r. SSVi

Norfolk
4®"McAllister. See McAlester, McAlister,

McCalister and McCollister
McAlogue James, engineer, r. 709^^, 17th
McAloon Arthur, laborer Albert E. Buckman, r.

NW cor Steiner and Hermann
McAlpin Edith S. Miss, r. 1514 Pacific Av
" Emelia, widow, r. 336 Golden Gate Av
" Margaret, widow, r. 908 Lombard
" Margaret, widow, r. 1514 Pacific Av
•' Margaret E. Miss, bookkeeper Cal. Saw

Wks, r. 1514 Pacific Av
McAlpine James R. (Rosen & McAlpine), r. 317,

7th
" Richard, carpenter Harbor Commissioners,

r. 106 Hyde
McAndrews Anna, widow, r. 547 Folsom
" Eliza F., domestic, 824 Haight
" James, boiler maker, r. 132^^ Oak
" James, seaman, r. 102 Pacific
" May Miss, dressmaking, 44054 Hayes
McAndrews Nellie Mrs., milliner, 710 .

" Philip, seaman, r. 102 Pacific
McAneny Ellen, widow, r. 1307 Nebraska

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OAKLAND BRANCH,

1058 Broadway. Telephone 54.

McAran Patrick, driver, r. 57 Minna
" Patrick, real estate, 609 Sacramento, r.
1326 Mission
^i=McAran. See McArron andMcCarron
McAravy Mary, domestic, 833 Post
McArdle Annie Miss, saleslady J. J. O'Brien &
Co.,r. 639 Natoma
" Arthur, longshoreman O. R. & N. Co., r.

212, 1st
" Bernard, r. 656^ Minna
" Bernard, teamster, r. cor Treat Av and

Stoneman
" Bessie, domestic St. Mary's Hospital
" Edward, marine fireman, r. 409,3d
" James, laborer, r. 443V4 Clementina
" John, clerk George Ryan, r. SE cor Ala-
" John, laborer, r. 54 Sacramento

bama and Montcalm
" John, teamster, r. cor Treat Av and Stone-
man
" Joseph, driver, r. 313, 4th
" Joseph M., fireman U. S. Mint, r. 656i4

Minna
" Mary, widow, r. cor Treat Av and Stone-
man
" Mary Mrs., r. 121 Henry
" Michael, machinist, r. 165 Perry
" Owen, with Carl Goldberg, r. 777 Market
" Patrick, coal passer str State of Califor-
nia, r. 12i^ Bryant Av
" Patrick, teamster Oregon Imp. Co., r. 504,
1st
McArdle Peter, wines and liquors, SE cor Mar-
ket and 4th, r. 823 Dolores
" Philip, fireman str San Bias, r. 625 Davis
" Susie Miss, cashier Philip Bolger &Co.,

r. 37 Treat Av
'■ Thomas J., rigger, r. 43 Gilbert rear
" William, fireman str City of Sydney, r. 512

Natoma
" William P., gripman Sutter St. Ry., r. 2814
Pine
^e=-McArdle. See McCardle
McArron Charles, carriage manufacturer, 660

Bryant, r. 222, 12th
4®~McArron. See McAran and McCarron
McArthur Alexander, mate bkt Planter
" George, patternmaker Market St. Ry., r.

29 Elgin Park Av
" James F., helper Risdon I. and L. Wks, r.

571 Howard
" Jennie Mrs., r. 924 Washington
" Otis, carpenter, r. 32, 4th
" Thomas D., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 12

Locust
" Viva B. Miss, teacher Pacific Avenue Pri-
mary School, r. 29 Elgin Park Av
McArthur W. D., merchandise broker and prod-
uce commission merchant and agent
Lawton & Co. (New York), 132 Califor-
nia, telephone Front 57, r. Piedmont
j8®'McArthur. See MacArthur and McCarter
McAsey David J., laborer, r. 15 Freelon

" Patrick, expressman, r. 527, 2d
McAskill John S., carpenter, r. 945, 17th rear
McAulay Emma E., widow, r. 319 Eureka
McAuley Dudley, teamster George Phillips, r.
1928 Howard
" Hugh, cooper, r. 8 Hubbard
" James, boilermaker S. P. Co., r. 2000 How-
ard
" John, laborer, r. 206, 30th
" Rose Miss, dressmaking, 307 Golden Gate
Av
'&S="McAuley. See Macauley, McCauley and
McGaulev

McAuliffe Charles E., with Cal. Casket Co.,r.

429 Fillmore
" Cornelius, r. 834, 17th
■' Cornelius, laborer, r. NE cor Lyon and

Beach
" David M., plasterer, r. 331,3d
" Dennis, tanner Morris Windt, r. San Bruno

Av nr 26th
" Dennis, clerk, r. 723 Church
" Dennis, laborer, r. Moultrie nr Cortland

Av
" Dennis, hoseman Engine 8, r. 16 Scott PI
" Dominick, special policeman, r. SE cor

2Gth and Hampshire
" Edward, steamfitter, r. 217, 18th
" Florence J., clerk, r. 514 Fell
" Florence P., wood and coal, 333, 3d, r. 331,

3d
" Florence T., wood finisher, r. 429 Fillmore
■' Frank, brickmason, r. SE cor 20th and

Hampshire
" George J., painter and decorator, 2832, 16th,

r. 44 Shotwell
" George P., machine hand, r. 26!4 Zoe
" Honora, widow, r. 723 Church
" Ignatius P., truckman Truck 1, r. 22 O'Far-

rel
" James, coachman, 1201 California
" James, laborer, r. 690 Brannan
" James F. , molder, r. 723 Church
" James I., upholsterer, r. 167 Minna
" James J., tanner The Norton Tanning Co.,

r. 1816 Webster
" Jeremiah, expressman, r. 316 Ritch
" John, coachman, SE cor Washington and

Lyon
" John, peddler, r. 622 Florida
" John, salesman P. Fianigan, r. 163,9th
" John, washer LaGrande Laundry
" John, wardtender City and County Hospital
'• John A., paper hanger Cooks Decorating

Co.
" John J., clerk, r. 331, 3d
" Joseph, r. 765% Howard
" Joseph P. (Carroll & McAuliffe), r. 229, 11th
" Joseph P., cigars, 333/2, .3d, r. 331, 3d
" Joseph P., plumber, r. 723 Church
" Margaret, widow, r. 44 Shotwell
" Margaret, widow, r. 167 Minna
" Margaret, widow, r. 2310 Webster
" Margaret Mrs., groceries and liquors, 216,

22d
" Mary Miss, tailoress, r. 723 Church
" Mary Mrs., janitress Peabody Primary

School, r. 30 Erie
" Mary E. Miss, nurse, r. 1522a Fell
" Michael A., clerk U. S. Customs, r. Oak-
land
" Michael F., lamp lighter S. F. Gas Light

Co., r. SE cor 20th and Hampshire
" Owen, r. SE cor 20th and Hampshire
" T. Charles, carrier postofQce, r. 30 Erie
" Timothv J., groceries and liquors, 30 Zoe,

r. 2414 Zoe
McAuslan Flora A. Miss, nurse, r. 1608 Van

Ness Av
" Robert, molder Union I. Wks. r. 234 Rich-
land Av
4®"McAuslan. See Macausland and McCaus-

land
McAvin John, r. IMiy^ Market
McAvoy David, hostler, r. 507 Jessie
" Dennis, hostler Lot D. Slocum, r. 925 Sutter
" Dennis, plasterer, r. 81 Natoma
" Ellen, widow, r. 511 O'Farrell
" Gilbert, painter John Q. Garfield, r. 315

Stockton
" Goldwin (McAvoy & Lavery), r. 1 Cohen PI
" Hugh B. (McAvoy & Gallagher), r. 101

Broderick
" James, helper Risdon I. &. L. Wks, r. 6O9V2

Howard
" John, laborer, r. 710 Sierra
" John, teamster Miller & Lux
" Joseph, janitor Clinton E. Worden & Co.
" Louisa, widow, r. 3 Willard
" Margaret, widow, r. 1127 Laguna
" Michael, engineer Hayward Bldg, r. 327,

27th

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McAvoy Thomas, hoseman Engine 1, r. 419 Pa-
cific
" Thomas C, conductor Sutter St. Ry, r.
26281/2 Sutter

McAVOY «& GALLAGHER

(Hugh B. McAvoy and Henry J. Galla-
glier), funeral directors and embalm-
ers, 20, 5tli, telephone South 80

McAvoy & Lavery (Goldwin McAvoy and Rob-
ert Lavery) boots and shoes, 1511 Polk
>S®=-McAvoy. See McEvoy
McBain Alexander, bookkeeper John Center, r.
201 Shotwell

" Bert T., office 723 Montgomery, r. Oakland

'• Flossie Miss, cashier Cardall& Marston, r.
703 Sutter

" John, contractor and builder, 40 New
Montgomery
McBay Charles, watchman, r 614 Kearny
McBean Johanna, widow, r. 39 Clinton Park
McBean P. McG., president Gladding, McBean
& Co., 1358-1360 Market, r. Paciflc-Union
Club
je®="McBean. See McVean
McBehan Michael, laborer, r. 608, 6th
McBeth Samuel, peddler, r. SQSy^ Market
J8®-McBeth. See Macbeth
McBirney Mary, widow, dressmaker, r. 2817 Pine

" Samuel, clerk, r. 2817 Pine
J8®=McBirney. See McBurnie
McBowen Robert A. (S. McBowen & Son), r. 3010
Harrison

" S. & Son (Samuel and Robert A.), manufac-
turers wax leather, NW cor Serpentine
Av and Harrison

" Samuel (S. McBowen & Son), r. 3010 Har-
rison
McBoyle A. & Co. (Alexander McBoyle), drug-
gists, 504 "Washington

" Alexander (A. McBoyle & Co.), r. 815
Golden Gate Av

" Alexander Jr., clerk A. McBoyle & Co., r.
815 Golden Gate Av

" Belle A. Miss, teacher Washington Even-
ing School, r. 815 Golden Gate Av

" Joseph, cashier Mann & Wilson, r. Oakland
McBrearty Abraham T., horseshoer, 1306 Grove

" James, wood worker Loughran Bros., r. 216
Minna

" James, laborer F. S. Moody, r. 14 Columbia
Square

" John (Murphy & McBrearty), r. 14 Columbia
Square

" Michael J. , undertaker United Undertakers
Assn., r. 29,5th
McBride Alexander, pipemaker Francis Smith
& Co., r. 314 Brannan

" Anna, widow, r. 218 Prospect PI

" Annie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1310 Larkin

" Archibald, teamster Oregon Imp. Co., r. 314
Brannan

" Catherine, widow, r. 314 Brannan

" Edward, paper carrier, r. 103 Perry

" Edward, painter, r. 48 Merritt

" George B., entry clerk Dunham, Carrigan
& Hayden Co., r. Oakland

" James, boiler maker, r. 2694 Bryant

" James, salesman Miller, Sloss & Scott, r.
Sacramento, Cal.

" James, screenman, r. 314 Brannan

" James, stereotyper Am. Press Assn., r. 627
Ellis

" Jane Miss, r. 405 Polk

" Jennie Miss, dressmaker, r. 314 Brannan

" John, elevator man Hotel St. Nicholas

'• John, laborer S. P. Co., r. 734 Hai-rison

" John, marine engineer, r. 2694 Bryant

" John C, office 532 Market, roorn 3, r. 2534
Mission

" Joseph T., solicitor Bibo, Newman & Iken-
berg, r. 218 Prospect PI

" M., packer Smiths' Cash Store, r. 2202 Pine

" Manus, miner, r. 1310 Larkin

" Margaret C. Mrs., lodgings, 27i4, 4th

" Mary E. Mrs., r. 711 Jones

" Matthew J., machinist First St. Wks,
Union Iron Wks., r. 3914 Ringold

" Michael, clerk, r. 1223'/4 Bush

McBride Michael J., livery stable, 507 Jessie, r.

517 Jessie
Michael J., miner, r. 39V4 Ringold
Reason K., porter S. F. News Co.,

Perry
Robert, motorman Market St. Ry., r. 1508

Kentucky
Sarah, widow, r. 514 Sutter
Thomas, wood and coal, 405, 4th, r. 540 Bry-
ant
Thomas J., oiler, r. 519 Folsom
William J., inspector U. S. Customs, r.

1323 Page
McBurnie Edwin, ink maker, r. 535 Geary

" Elizabeth Mrs., lodgings, 322 O'Farrell
McBurnie Robert E., insurance, 319 California,

r. 322 O'Farrell
4®=MoBurnie. See McBirney
McCabe Alexander, clerk W. U. Tel. Co., r. 534

Bush
Alfred, student, r. 1007 Fair Oaks
Bernard, r. 320i4 Ritch
Bernard, groceries, 20 Anthony
Bernard, horseshoer M. J. Hyland, r. 720

Broadway
Bernard Jr., clerk, r. 20 Anthony
Catherine A., widow, dressmaking, 1137

Folsom
Delia Mrs., r. 1220 Folsom
Edward M., machinist Risdonl. & L. Wks,

r. 152 Silver
Eugene, teamster, r. 320^4 Ritch
Eugene J., clerk Owen McCabe, r. 2915

Mission
Francis J., harness maker William C. F.

Stein, r. 527M Geary
Fred, fireman Crane Co., r. 115a 6th
George, teamster, r. 20 Anthony
McCahe Hugh, dealer in new and second-hand

furniture, 948-950 Mission, r. 2738 Fol-
som
" Hugh Jr., teamster Hugh McCabe, r. 2728

Folsom
James, r. 712 Guerrero
James, fireman Palace Hotel, r. 114 Na-

toma
James, marine fireman, r. 541, 1st
James, salesman Hugh McCabe, r. 2728

Folsom
James E., clerk S. P. Co., r. Oakland
James F., buyer Redington & Co., r. 10131/4

Folsom
James M., helper Abner Doble Co., r. 38

Clara
James T., elevator man, 303 California, r.

40 Aztec
James W., bookkeeper, r. 115 Morris Av
John, boiler maker, r. 611 Mariposa
John, foreman Albert E. Buckman, r. 211

Ridley
John, millhand, r. 132 Shipley rear
John, molder, r. 38 Clara
John, workman U. S. Mint, r. 534 Bush
John P., blacksmith Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 133,

21st
Joseph, salesman Owen McCabe, r. 2915

Mission
Joseph, student, r. 30 Anthony
Margaret, widow, r. 3 Morse PI
Margaret S., r. 1106 Clay
Mary, widow, r. IOI314 Folsom
Mary A., widow, r. 3950 Point Lobos Av
Nicholas carpenter, r. 1123 Larkin
Owen, feathers and down, 870 Mission, r.

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Owen J., painter, r. 2558 Greenwich

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McCabe Patrick J., helper Byron Jaclison, r.

22% Bluxome
" Peter, poultryman Hofmann & Woenne, r.

a5lA Minna
" Peter, hoseman Engine 29, r. 122 Shipley
" Philip L., packer Baker & Hamilton, r. 22-1,

24th
" R,. water tender str City of Rio de Janeiro
" Terrence, blacksmith, r. 455 Clementina
" Terrence, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill
" Thomas, laborer S. P. Co., r. 3201/4 Ritch
" Thomas J., car builder, r. 40 Aztec
" William, elevator man Nucleus Bldg, r. .38

Clara
4®"McCabe. See Macabe and MacCabe
McCafferty Brothers (William J. and James),

groceries, 1022 Howard
" Charles, cigars and tobacco, 143, 2d, r. 295

Clementina
" Hugh, laborer, r. 516 Ivy Av
" James (McCafferty Bros.), r. 1022 Howard
" John, carpenter, r. 516 Ivy Av
" John, longshoreman, r. 440, 3d
" Joseph, bookkeeper W. McCafferty, r. 2428

Mission
" Michael H., collector Nevada Bank, r. 1444

Jackson
" Neil, laborer Kinskv & Johnson, r. 810, 6th
" William, livery stable, 2428 Mission
" William Jr., foreman W. McCafferty, r.

2428 Mission
" William J. (McCafferty Bros.), r. 1022 How-
ard
McCaflery B., r. 916 Howard
" Bridget, widow, r. 178 Minna
" Edward, laborer, r. 1326 Bryant
" Frank, helper Forderer Cornice Wks, r. 31

Highland Av
" James, r. 426 Ringold rear
" James, teamster Louis Spiegel, r. 118

Washington
" John, tin rooter F. Raisch, r. 337, 12th
" Michael, r. 133 Grove
" Patrick, laborer, r. 337, 12th
McCaffrey Catherine, widow, r. 24 Hawthorne
" Edward I., plumber, r. 24 Hawthorne
" Ellen H. Miss, dressmaking, 1370 Market
" Hugh, plasterer, r. 1729 Market
" Hugh E., brassmolder, r. 24 Hawthorne
" James F., blacksmith, r. 24 Hawthorne
" John, cook, r. 27 Minna
" John J., machinist, r. 24 Hawthorne
" Owen, baker, r. 406 Broadway
" Sarah C. Miss, dressmaker Miss Ellen H.

McCaffrey, r. 1370 Market
" Thomas, laborer, r. 18th Av South nr J
" Thomas F., gripman Market St. Ry.,r. 212a

Capp
" William, r. 529 Sacramento
" William B., electrician Market St. Rv.. r.

1128 McAllister
McCahey John, capitalist, r. 1.525 Ellis
McCahon George, house painter, 1424, 24th
McCain Clarence, pressman Horwinski Bros., r.

127 Turk
" Roscoe R., compositor Call, r. 717 Post
McCall Alexander, yardman, r. Son Zoe
" Bernard, r. 748 Howard
" Bertha, widow, dressmaker, r. 26 McAllis-
ter
" Clarence C, bricklayer, r. cor Nye and

Craut
■' Constantino, steel worker Pac. Roll. Mill..

r. 1006 Tennessee
" Elvin C, bricklayer, r. 217 Golden Gate Av
" George A., teamster, r. 1926 Market

McCall Henry A., hardware, 1177 Market, r'
Berkeley
" John, boxmaker, r. 1606 Leavenworth
" John, elevatorman, r. 641 Folsom
" John, watchman S. F. Lumber Co., r. cor

4th and Channel
" Joseph G., Pacific Coast agent Erie Lines,

22 Montgomery, r. Oakland
" Mary, widow, r. 311, 30th
" Philip, groceries, 524. 9th
" Philip, plumber, r. 237 Crescent Av
" Robert, painter, r. 510 Pacific
" Robert F., signpainter Swan & Stein, r. 233

Page
" Samuel, salesman Morris & Kennedy, r.

109a Powell
" William, bricklayer, r. 215 Golden Gate Av
" William P.. glove manufacturer, 550, 4th
«®-McCall. See McCaull and McColl
McCallig William, cabinetmaker Heywood

Bros. & Co., r. 381 San Jose Av
McCallum A. A., manager The J. H. McLain Co.
49 Crocker Bldg, v. 514 Hyde
Charles, mate str Gipsy
David, carpenter, r. 1544 Kentucky
George H., printer, r. 214, 11th
Harry, collector Goldsman & Thomas, r.

214, 11th
Hugh, carpenter, r. 1.544 Kentucky
James, laborer, r. 425 Jessie
John, bartender John Clinton, r. 245, 2d
John, carpenter, r. 22, 13th
John, clerk, r. 434 Jessie
John, gardener, r. 215 Carl
John H. (J. W. Schouten & Co.), r. 28 Russ
Timothy, machinist, r. 179 Perry
William, machinist, r. 512, 4th
4®=" McCallum. See McCollam and McCollum
McCambridge Andrew, pattern maker Union I.

Wks.,r. 504 Napa
McCammon Thomas W., carpenter, r. 28 Turk
McCandless George L., traveling salesman

Redington & Co., r. Grand Hotel
McCann Ann, widow, r. 246 Clara rear
" Ann, widow, r. 416, 7th
" Arthur, expressman, NWcor 4th and Fol-
som, r. 62 Porter
" Bernard, longshoreman, r. 209 Perry
" Catherine, widow, r. 15 Jessie
" Catherine, widow, r. 41 Dore
" Daniel, stable foreman Daniel F. Galla-
gher, r. 1510 Folsom
" Edward A., clerk Joseph Bremer & Co., r.

2905 Geary
" Edward V. (McCann & Sons), r. 406, 10th
" Eugene, carpenter, r. 1565% Market
" Fannie Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home
" Frank, lodgings, 803 Montgomery
" Frank, mining expert, r. 1045 Market
'■■ Frank N.. painter R. Riordan, r. 41 Dore
McCann Frank P., secretary California Rattan
Co., 55-61, 1st, and manager tobacco
department Man, Sadler & Co., r. 2128
Bush
" Frank T., engineer, r. 2905 Geary
" Frank W., with F. M. Smith, r. Berkeley
" George, janitor Scottish Hall, r. 105 Lar-

kin
" Hugh, laborer, r. SW cor 20th and Conaec-

ticut
" Hugh M., storekeeper John Wieland Brew-
ery, r. 721 Capp
" James, car repairer S. P. Co., r. 919 Har-
rison
" James, laborer, r. 313 Brannan
" James, sawyer Union Box Factory, r. 917

Howard
" James A., copyist County Clerk's ofQce, r.

1530 Pacific Av
" James J., sign painter, r. 41 Dore
" James J., tanner Isaac Levy, r. cor 28th

and Bryant
" J. Joseph, teamster, r. 15 Jessie
" Johanna, widow, r. 1254 Montgomery
" John, boiler maker, r. 1111 Folsom
" John, employee Ames & Harris, r. 62 Porter
" John, engineer, r. 434, 5th
" John, laborer, r. 310,8th
" John, laborer, r. 1015 Florida

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McCann John, laborer Odd Fellows' Cemetery, r.
3311 Geary

" John, machinist, r. 108 Langton

" John, plumber, r. 130b Church

" John, water tender str Mariposa

" John B., engineer, r. 2905 Geary

" John F., r. 204 Hickory Av

" John H., collector Harbor Commissioners,
r. 440 Castro

" John Li., teamster, r. 132 Perry

" John T., marble cutter, r. 137 Lily Av

" Joseph, stevedore, r. 67 Natoma

" Joseph R., marble polisher, r. 137 Lily Av

" Joseph R. Jr., marble cutter, r. 137 Lily Av

" Margaret Miss, weaver Golden Gate
Woolen Mills

" Mary Miss, spinner Tubbs Cordage Co., r.
1123 Iowa

" Mary A. Miss, glovemaker, r. 41 Dore

" Michael, attorney at law and real estate,
57 Merchants' Exchange Bldg, r. 820
Treat Av

" Michael, law student, r. 55 Arlington

" Owen, r. 3007 Mission

" Patrick, r. 55 Arlington

" Patrick, bartender New Western Hotel, r.
824 Kearny

" Patrick, bricklayer, r. 318 Shotwell

" Patrick T., Dlumber Hughes Bros., r. 137
Lily Av

" Peter, lumberman, r. 1.32 Perry

" Peter, salesman James McDermott, r. 970
Bryant

" Philip, loreman Cal. Drug and Spice Mills,
r. 522 Hermann

" Richard, carpenter and builder, 40 New
Montgomery, r. 217 Waller

•• Robert S. (McCann & Sons), r. 406, 10th

" Robert W. (McCann & Sons), r. 406, 10th

" Robert W., plumber J. P. Striegel, r. 2905
Geary

" Sarah, widow, r. 175 Perry

" Sarah A. Miss, r. 405 Turk

" Sarah S., domestic, 1101, 17th

" Thomas, laborer, r. 81 Natoma

" Thomas F., news agent, r. 132 Perry

" Thomas H., pattern maker First St. Wks,
Union Iron Wks, r. 62 Porter

" William, bookkeeper Hibernia Brewery, r.
119 Grove

" William D., vice-president Harrold, Belch-
er & Allen, r. 2837 Jackson

" & Sons (Robert W., Edward V. and Robert
S.), contractors and bridge builders. 406,
10th
4®=McCann. See MacCann and McGann
McCardle James, porter City and County Hos-
pital

" William J., contractor, r. 28 Wetmore PI
4®=-McCardle. See McArdle
McCargar Richard, dentist. 913 Powell
McCarl Mary J., widow, r. 327 Fell
McCarney John (Stone & McCarney), r. Mont-
gomery Hotel
McCaron Patrick, grocers and liquors, S s Bry-
ant bet 10th and 11th, r. 121 Juniper
McCarrick Prank, guard County Jail 2

" Robert, teamster James Gorie, r. 631 How-
ard
McCarrigan Philip, molder, r. 314% 21st
McCarroU Thomas, blacksmith, r. 1410 Fol-

som
McCarron Ann, widow, r. 416^4, 7th rear

" Hugh (Galbally & McCarron), and team-
ster P. A. McDonald, r. 419 Brannan
James, laborer, r. 1224 Montgomery
James A., with Daily Report, r. 1224 Mont-
gomery
John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 11091/4

John B., concrete worker, r. 825 Folsom

Kittie F. Miss, bookfolder, r. 1224 Mont-
gomery

Michael, watchman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
636, 3d

Mollie A. Miss, cracker packer, r. 1224
Montgomery

Owen, porter Abramson-Heunisch Co., r.
328 Bartlett

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

Artistic Tiles,

F"lain, Glazjed and Decorated.

AMERICAN AND ENGLISH-
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET ST.

McCarron Stephen, longshoreman, r. 636, 3d
" Thomas, tinsmith, r. 1224 Montgomery
J8®=McCarron. See McAran and McArron
McCarry John, fireman str State of California,

r. 45M Ritch
McCarte Daniel, wood and coal.

" Daniel P., clerk, r. 609, 3rd
" Hugh A., clerk, r. 609, 3rd
" John J., salesman, r. 609, 3d
" William J., driver, r. 609, 3d
McCarter Daniel, driver William A. Schrock
;8®=-McCarter. See McArthur
McCarthy Agnes, widow, r. 550 Minna
" Agnes Miss, dressmaker, r. 1202 Jessie
" Andrew, butcher C. E. Whitney & Co., r.

cor 8th Av South and K
" Andrew G., salesman Sherman, Clay & Co.,

r. 711 Ellis
" Ann, widow, groceries, 1317 Montgomery
■' Anna, domestic, 1118 Sacramento
" Anna Miss, saleslady Raphael Weill & Co.,

r. 1109 Bush
" Annie, widow, r. 442 Minna
" Annie, domestic, 2711 Pine
" Annie Miss, teacher Mefret's French and

English Institute, r. 1321 Powell
" Arthur, paper carrier Examiner, r. 447 Ste-
venson
" B. machinist Pac. Roll. Mill
" Bartholomew, gripman Market St. Ry., r.

llB Boyce
" Bartholomew, hodcarrier, r. 49 Langton
" B. E. Mrs., r. 1512 Howard
" Bernard, stevedore, r. 4b Decatur
" B. M. Mrs., widow, r. 439, 14th
' ' Brothers (Cornelius and Michael) , groceries

and liquors, 1319 Folsom
McCarthy Brothers (Edward W. and John),

coffee and spice mills, and importers

teas and coffees, 113 Front, telephone

Main 1417
" Brothers (Jeremiah and Dennis W.),

liquors, 775 Market
" C, r. 419 Brannan

" C. Miss, stenographer, r. 465 Shotwell
" C. A. Mrs., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" Callahan, painter, r. 725 Ellis
" Catherine, widow, r. 114 Prospect PI
" Catherine, widow, r. 607, 21st
" Catherine, widow, r. 1139 Guerrero
" Catherine, widow, r. SW cor Sanchez and

Army
" Catherine, groceries and liquors, 1247, 25th
" Charles, capitalist, 646 Market, r. New York
" Charles clerk Ann McCarthy, r. 1317 Mont-
gomery
" Charles, clerk Chas. J. Hendry's Son & Co.,

r. 1 Lincoln PI
" Charles, keeper Oakland Harbor Light

Station
" Charles, laborer, r. 24 Chesley
" Charles, laborer, r. 405 Beale
" Charles, laborer, r. 1134y2 Folsom
" Charles, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
" Charles, shipping agent, r. 921 Lombard
" Charles, shoemaker, r. 417 Harrison
" Charles, student, r. 465 Shotwell
" Charles, tailor, r. 606 Minna
" Charles E., laborer S. P. Co., r. Oakland
" Charles F. (O'Meara & McCarthy), r. 301

Grove
McCarthy Charles F., secretary Pacific Bridge

Co., 4 California, room 8, r. Alameda
" Charles J., bookkeeper Louis T. Snow, r.

921 Lombard

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McCarthy Charles J., dental student, r. 8 Wil-
low Av
" Charles P., plumber School dept., r. 726

O'Farrell
" Charles P., mate str Corona, r. 130 Shipley
" Charles T., plumber, 1306 Pacific, r. 1704

Leavenworth
" Charlotte E. Mrs., r. 332 Eddy
McCarthy Company THe, James P. McCarthy
president. E. Avery McCarthy secretary,
real estate owners, 646 Market
" Cornelius (McCarthy Bros.), r. 106 Caroline
" Cornelius, blacksmith helper, r. 128 Sacra-
mento
" Cornelius, carpenter, r. 2107 Scott
" Cornelius, clerk, r. 266 Sagamore
" Cornelius, coremaker Atlas Iron Wks, r.

1202 Jessie
" Cornelius, laborer, r. 571 Bryant
" Cornelius, marble polisher, r. 606 Minna
" Cornelius, water tenderU. S. str Albatross
" Cornelius J. (McCarthy & Rissi), r. 1319

Montgomery
" Cornelius J., nurse St. Mary's Hospital
" Cornelius J., painter, r. 455 Jessie
" Cornelius W., proprietor LomDard Ware-
house, SW cor Sansome and IjOmbard, r.
571 Bryant
" Daniel, r. 36 Welsh rear
" Daniel, bartender, r. 218 Steuart
" Daniel, bartender, r. SW cor Sanchez and

Army
" Daniel, coalpasser str Columbia, r. 15 Fed-
eral
" Daniel, gardener Columbia Square, r. 428

Fulton
" Daniel, helper, r. 13514, 21st
" Daniel, laborer, r. 1 Lincoln PI
" Daniel, laborer, r. 218 Langton
" Daniel, laborer, r. 826 Harrison
" Daniel, laborer, r. 919 Natoma
" Daniel, laborer, r. SE cor 15th and Bryant
" Daniel, longshoreman, r. 30 Federal
" Daniel, longshoreman, r. 355 Jessie
" Daniel Jr., teamster, r. SE cor 15th and

Bryant
" Daniel C. B., law student, r. 134V2 Church
" Daniel F., r. 16/2 Chesley
" Daniel F., fireman S. P. Co., r. ISbVi, 21st
" Daniel F., millhand McFarland Bros., r.

896 Dolores
" Daniel J., clerk Alliance Assurance Co., r.

1139 Guerrero
" Daniel J., shoemaker, 1015 Folsom
" Daniel M., laborer, r. 162 Clara
" Daniel W., engineer Post, r. 142, 12th
" David, r. 325 Golden Gate Av
" David, laborer Catton, Bell & Co., r. 608, 6th
" David, laborer S. P. Co., r. 474 Tehama
" David, teamster, r. 43 South Park
" David, traveling salesman, r. 153 Minna
" Deborah, widow, r. 320 Folsom
" Delia Mrs., liquors, 218 Steuart
" Dennis, hostler John Wieland Brewery, r.

67 Tehema
" Dennis, laborer, r. 423 Tehama
" Dennis, longshoreman, r. 212 Broadway
•' Dennis, painter, r. 1147% Howard
" Dennis J., bottler Steimke Bros., r. 2

Harry PI
" Dennis J., clerk, r. 1015 Folsom
" Dennis S., starcher LaGrande Laundry
" Dennis W. (McCarthy Bros.), r. 306
Leavenworth
McCarthy E. Avery, real estate, 646 Market, r.
2716 Scott

McCarthy Edward, machinist Market St. Ry.,

r. 1061% Broadway
'■ Edward J., bartender John F. Kelly, r

715% Howard
" Edward W. (McCarthy Bros.), r. San Ra-
fael
" Eliza Miss, r. 184 Perry
" Ella Miss, principal West End School, r.

921 Lombard
" Ellen, widow, r. 221 Ritch
" Eugene, r. 525 O'Farrell
" Eugene, laborer, r. 1302 Jessie
" Eugene, lumberman, r. 1111 Treat Av
" Eugene, painter John G. Edmondson, r. 513

Howard
" Eugene, tanner, r. SE cor 15th and Bryant
" Eugene H., r. 724,23d
" Eugene H., stickerhand McFarland Bros.,

r. 896 Dolores
" Florence, cooper Cal. Wine Assn., r. 465

Shotwell
" Florence, laborer, r. NE cor Nebraska and

25th
' ' Florence, salesman Shea, Bocqueraz & Co. ,

r. 434, 24th
" Francis J., painter, r. 1412 Harrison
" Frank, salesman, r. 836 Mission
" Frank A., salesman C. Harlow & Co., r. 836

Mission
" Frank C, clerk Newman & Levin son, r.

325 Golden Gate Av
" Frank C, salesman Broder & Schlam, r.

726 Octavia
" Frank J., clerk George A. Root, r. 201 How-
ard
" Frank M. (John W. McCarthy & Sons), r.

616 Hayes
" Frank P. (McCarthy & Jamison), r. 865

Bryant
" Frank P., butcher J. G. Johnson & Son, r.

3211 Fillmore
" Frank Z., teamster Mahony & Sons Dray-
age and Warehouse Co., r. 1001 Florida
" Frederick J., showman, r. 1103 Mission
" George, glove cutter Carson Glove Co., r.

Oakland
" George F., butcher John A. DriscoU, r. 3240

Mission
" George W. (John W. McCarthy & Sons), r.

616 Hayes
" Hannah, widow, r. 1 Lincoln PI
" Hannah, widow, r. 1017 Alabama
" Hannah, widow, groceries and liquors, 3426

Geary
" Harriet, widow, r. 525 O'Farrell
" Harry, clerk, r. 465 Shotwell
" Henry, saddler J. C. Johnson & Co., r. 1008

Bush
" Hugh, coalpasser str San Juan, r. 527, 2d
" J., messman str St. Paul
" James, blacksmith J. F. Snead, r. 529 Sac-
ramento
" James, horseshoer, r. 520 Bush
" Jamesj laborer, r. 70 Silver
" James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 545

Howard
" James, laborer S. P. Co., r. 9!4 Boardman

PI
" James, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. ll-ZOy^

Vermont
" James, liquors, 218 Langton
" James, liquors. 719 Howard
" James, marble cutter, r. 606 Minna
" James, marine engineer, r. 3315 Larkin
" James, nurse St. Mary's Hospital
" James, paver, r. 1031 Minna
" James, peddler, r. 1218 Vermont
" James, porter C. W. McCarthy & Co.,r. 406

Broadway
" James, shoemaker, r. 533 Jessie
" James, stock fitter G. M. Kutz & Co., r. 70

Brosnan
" James, teamster Black Diamond Coal Min-
ing Co., r. 521 Howard
" James, tinsmith Taylor, Adams & Pritch-

ard, r. 1303 Montgomery
" James E., laborer, r. 1218 Vermont
" James F., laborer Norton Tanning Co., r.

1120% Vermont

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McCarthy James H., druggist A. L. Lengfeld,

r. 525 Taylor
" James H., trimmer Edison Light and

Power Co., r. 9 Florence
" James J., brakeman, r. 1017 Alabama
" James J., clerk, r. 1008 Bush
" James J., floorman William E. Bridge, r.

108 William rear
" James L., clerk Western Meat Co., r. 18

Masonic Av
McCartliy James P., real estate, 646 Market, r.

East Oakland
" James R., stevedore, r. 1001 Florida
" James T., stererotyper, r. Bright nr Ran-
dolph
" James W., pipe fitter, r. 119 Welsh
" Jeremiah, r. T28'-A, 23d
" Jeremiah (McCarthy Bros.), r. 110, 7th
" Jeremiah, foreman Eugene B. Grace, r. 17^2

Decatur
" Jeremiah, laborer, r. 428 Fulton
" Jeremiah, laborer Odd Fellows' Cemetery,

r. 413, 3d Av
" Jeremiah, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r.

1553 Kentucky
" Jeremiah, mining, r. 404 Post
" Jeremiah, molder, r. 53114, 7th
" Jeremiah, sampler Trubenbach & Co., r.

1413 Valencia

■ " Jeremiah, water tender Edison Light and

■■■ Power Co., r. 207 Leavenworth
" Jeremiah B., box maker, r. 114 Prospect PI
" Jeremiah D., traveling salesman, r. 523

Myrtle Av
" Jeremiah J., laborer, r. 119 Welsh
McCarthy Jeremiali J., secretary Board of New
City Hall Commissioners, New City
Hall, 1st floor, r. 270 Minna
" J. H., helper Bush & Mallett Co., r. 108 Wil-
liam rear
" Johanna, widow, r. 1412 Harrison
" John, r. 1124 Harrison
•' John, r. 2006 Leavenworth
" John (McCarthy Bros.), r. 1010 Sutter
" John, blacksmith, r. SE cor 15th and Bry-
ant
" John, carpenter, r. 1072 Howard
" John, chief engineer str Noyo, r. 1006 Mc-
Allister
" John, clerk; r. 728Y2, 23d

■ "" John, contractor, r. 3640 Mission

■ " John, engineer S. P. Co., r. 26 Shotwell
" John, hoseman Engine 18

" John, hostler John Nolan & Sons, r. 1611
California

" John, hostler Sullivan & Doyle, r. 325, 6th

" John, hostler William E. Bridge, r. 108 Wil-
liam rear

" John, house mover, r. 1314 Nebraska

" John, laborer, r. 29 Minna

" John, laborer, r. 30 Federal

" John, laborer, r. 407 Tehama

" ■ John, laborer, r. 4.22 Tehama

" John, laborer, r. 439 Minna

" John, laborer, r. 634 San Jose Av

" John, machinist, r. 135'^, 21st

" John, mason and builder, 40 New Mont-
gomery, r. 1212 Treat Av

" John, motorman Market St. Ry, r. 1105 Mc-
Allister

" John, painter B. V. Reilly, r. 606 Minna

" John, plumber, r. 1317 Montgomery

" John, plumber, r. 1704 Leavenworth

" John, salesman A. &. A. Baker

" John, shearsman Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 301
Sierra

" John, steamfltter, r. 625 Stevenson

" John, stonecutter, r. 502'/^ Fulton

" John, tailor, r. 910 Natoma

" John, trunk maker Hirschfelder & Meaney,
r. 310 Gates

" John, waiter, r. 846 Mission

" John, warehouseman, r. 430 Brannan

" John C, butcher, r. 8th Av South nr K

" John D., bookkeeper The McCarthy Co., r.
East Oakland

" John F., bookbinder H. S. Crocker Co., r.
1319 Montgomery

" John F., carrier postofflce, r. 1134 Folsom

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.

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McCarthy John F., substitute Underwriters
F'ire Patrol, r. SW cor Army and Sanchez

" John F., teamster Michael Smith, r. 1015
Folsom

" John H., foreman Shreve &. Co.,.r. 2716 Fol-
som

" John H., furniture dealer, r. 913 Army

" John J., clerk Vulcan Iron Wks, r. 16^
Chesley

■' John J., cashier Zadig & Co., r. 1684 Page

" John J., driver Engine 23, r. 2911 Wash-
ington

" John J., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1132
Turk

" John J., hoseman Engine 29, r. 625 Steven-
son

" John J., peddler, r. 2 Church Lane

" John L., teamster Dyer Bros., r. 1015 Fol-

JohnP.,buyer Levi Strauss &Co.,r. 905
Sutter

John P., dentist, 1104 Market, r. 1134 Har-
rison

John W. (John W. McCarthy & Sons), r. 606
Hayes

John W., clerk forwarding dept Wells.
Fargo & Co., r. 210^ Waller

John W. & Sons (John W., Frank M. and
George W.), draymen, 7-9 Battery

Joseph, r. Lisbon nr Amazon Av

Joseph, bartender, r 107 Mason

Joseph, longshoreman, r. 325 Folsom

Joseph, teamster, r. 4284, 9th

Joseph H., liquors, NW cor 5th Av South
and M, r. 1245, 6th Av South

Joseph P., r. 754 Harrison

Josie V. Miss, r. 2815 Pine

Julia, widow, r. 738 Clementina

Justin F., stockcutter Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 27 Chapultepec

Kate, widow, r. 44 Zoe

Kate, widow, r. 29131/4 Bush

Kate Mrs., dressmaker, r. 2472 Market

Lizzie Miss, saleslady Hale Bros., r. 533
Jessie

Louis E., molder J. Roylance Brass Wks,
r. 704 Harrison

Luke, driver, r. 1439 Pine

M., cook str St Paul

Mamie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1015 Fol-
som

Mamie E. Miss, clerk R. G. Dun & Co., r.
1001 Florida

Margaret, widow, r. 880 Illinois

Margaret, widow, r. 1008 Bush

Mary, widow, r. 26 Harriet

Mary, widow, r. 711 Ellis

Mary, widow, r. 896 Dolores

Mary, widow, janitress Columbia Gram-
mar School, r. 1322 Florida

Mary, widow, r. 133514 Natoma

Mary, widow, r. De Haro nr Army

Mary, domestic, 1028 Fair Oaks

Mary, domestic, 3024 Clay

Mary, domestic Boys' and Girls' Aid So-
ciety

Mary, pantrywoman Palace Hotel, r. 245
Minna

Mary Miss, shirt cutter, r. 36 Welsh rear

Mary Miss, shoe fitter, r. 1,202 Jessie

Mary Mrs., r. 752 Folsom

May Mrs., nurse, r. 2518 Sutter rear

Mary A., widow, r. 35V4 Lapidge

Maurice, laborer, r. 743 Harrison

Mary, dressmaker, r. 728'4. 23d

Michael (McCarthy Brothers), r. 409, 10th

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McCarthy Michael, boiler maker Fulton Eng. &
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Broderick
" Michael, butcher, r. 649 Howard
" Michael, laborer Harbor Commissioners, r.

162 Clara
" Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 64

Sierra
" Michael, oiler Market St. Ry., r. 540b Lott
" Michael, tanner, r. 812 Haight
" Michael J., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1119

Clay
" Michael J., house and fresco painter, 307,

nth
" Michael J., plumber, r. 649 Howard
" MichaelJ., tailor, 81, 4th
" Minnie, domestic "Windsor Hotel
" N., baker, r. 229i/i, 6th
" Neil. r. 312, 6th
" Nellie, domestic, 1926 Pine
" Nellie, housekeeper Windsor Hotel
" Nicholas, plumber C. J. Reilley, r. 1217

Market
" O. Mrs., artificial flowers, 535 Taylor
" Owen, r. 1728 Lexington Av
" P., master mariner, r. SW cor 5th and

Howard
" P., waiter str Alameda
" Patrick, r. 310 Tehama
" Patrick, calker, r. 51, 2d
" Patrick, laborer, r. 301 Sierra
" Patrick, laborer, r. 314 Sierra
" Patrick, tanner, r. 1322 Florida
McCarthy Patrick E., manager California Sys-
tem of Hotel Advertising, 321 Montgom-
ery, r. 13414 Church
" Patrick F., boiler maker Vulcan Iron Wks,

r. 16V4 Chesley
" Patrick, clerk Pac. Mail SS. Co., r. 122

William
" Patrick F.. groceries and liquors, Saga-
more nr Capitol
" Patrick H., carpenter California Hotel, r.

239 Hickory Av
" Patrick H., saddler, r. 1008 Bush
" Patrick T., laborer, r. 64 Sierra
" Peter, r 237 San Jose Av
" Peter, coalpasser Market St. Ry, r. 126

Bernard
" Peter J., clerk S. P. Co., r. 1315 Devisadero
" Philip J., plumber, r. 455 Jessie
" Robert, machinist, r. 234, 5th
" Robert S., student, r. 1139 Guerrero
" S., driver Sutter St. Ry, r. 1429 Pine
" Theodore M., butcher J. G. Johnson & Son,

r. 3211 Fillmore
" Thomas, r. 1215 Devisadero
" Thomas (Herlihy & McCarthy), r. 1213

Broadway
" Thomas, bartender, r. 1030 Howard
" Thomas, insurance agent, 420 California,

room 23, r. 2120 California
" Thomas, laborer, r. 6 Sheridan rear
" Thomas, laborer Union L Wks, r. 926 Illi-
nois
" Thomas, molder, r. 1017 Alabama
" Thomas, porter Lamb & Son, r. 1109 Bry-
ant
" Thomas, teas and coffees, r. 1800 Taylor
" Thomas H., clerk, r. 316, 4th
'• Thomas H., vice-principal Washington

Grammar School, r. 317 Hyde
" Thomas L., laborer, r. 11201/ Vermont
" Thomas P., r. 1017 Alabama
" Thomas P., printer S. F. Autographic Reg-
ister Co., r. 108 William rear

McCarthy Thomas S., salesman White Sewing
Machine Co., r. -320 Hayes
" Timothy, r. 910 Broadway
" Timothy, groceries and liquors, 314 Sierra
" Timothy, laborer, r. 346, 4th
" Timothy, painter, r. 12d Sheridan
" Timothy, painter, r. 650 Natoma
" Timothy, painter and paperhanger, 103

Hyde, r. Oakland
" Timothy, piledriver, r. 101, 1st
" Timothy, salesman J. P. Thomas, r. 435

Fell
" Timothy Jr., fireman, r. 910 Broadway
" Timothy D., furniture, 112, 4th, r. 309 Minna
" Timothy F., clerk, r. 921 Lombard
" W. F., traveling salesman Levi Strauss &

Co., r. 905 Market
" William, r. 7 Albion Av
" William, r. 8 Minna
" William, r. 606 Minna
" William (McMahon & McCarthy), r. 117

Drumm
" William, calker, r. York nr Army
" William, laborer, r. 72714 Natoma
" William, laborer, r. 752 Folsom
" William, machinist Joshua Hendy Ma-
chine Wks, r. 701 Stockton
McCarthy William D., physician and surgeon,
111 Eddy, office hours 1 to 3 and 6 to 8 p.
m., Sundays 9 to 10 a. m., telephone South
71, r. 17, 12th
" William G., dept manager Levi Strauss &

Co., r. 1511 Baker
" William H., assayer Selby Smelting and

Lead Co., r. 1139 Guerrero
" William H., contractor, r. 3640 Mission
" William J., flyman Orpheum Theatre, r. 436

Jessie
" William J., machinist, r. 414, 39th
" William J., salesman McCarthy Bros., r.

517, 15th
" William N., capitalist, 711 Spreckels' Bldg,

r. 525 O'Farrell
" William P., laborer, r. 1322 Florida
" William S., machinist, r. nWY2 Vermont
" William S., teamster Gray Bros., r. 404

Vallejo
" & Jamison (Frank C. McCarthy and Wal-
lace T. Jamison), liquors, 865 Bryant
" & Rissi (Cornelius J. McCarthy and Jere-
miah Rissi), plumbers and gasfitters,
439 Broadway
4S=McCarthy. See Mac Carthy, McCarte, Mc-

Carty and McHardy
McCartney Archibald R., carpenter, r. 829 Bran-
nan
" Ella E., widow, varieties, 431, 24th
" John H.. carpenter, r. 877 Brvant
" Mary, widow, r. 823, 20th
" Samuel, agent The M. V. Monarch Co,
(Owensboro, Ky.). 318 Front, r. 138, 13th
Av
" Thomas, laborer, r. 877 Bryant
" William E., clerk Joy's, r. 31b Lloyd
" William J., carpenter, r. 877 Bryant
4®"McCartney. See Macartney and Mecart-

ney
McCarty Alfred M., clerk Goodall, Perkins &
Co., r. Oakland
" Andrew C, bricklayer, r. 612 Jessie
" Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1131 Folsom
" Bartholomew, laborer, r. 1444, 25th
" Bernard, laborer, r. 5 Bryant Av rear
" Caroline, widow, r. 121714 Howard
" Charles, journalist, r. 1055 Mission
" Daniel, collector Will E.Fisher &Co., r.

739 Linden Av
" Daniel, horse healer, r. 31 Hawthorne
" Daniel, stoves and tinware, 1629 Market
" Daniel A., clerk Reiss Bros. & Co., r. 5021^

Fulton
" Daniel J., horse trainer, r. 31 Hawthorne
" James, horseshoer, 107 Oregon, r. 1907 Mis-
sion
'• James F., bookkeeper San Joaquin Brick

Co , r. 1817, 21st
" Jennie Miss, stenographer, r. 1131 Folsom
" John, bricklayer, r. 612 Jessie
" John, laborer, r. 474 Jessie

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McCarty John, watchman, r. 106 Steuart
" John F. C, horseshoer James McCarthy, r.
1907 Mission
McCarty John H., proprietor Palo Alto Shoeing
Shop, 22 Golden Gate Av, r. 319 Grove
" Joseph, driver Engine 22, r. 8 Avery
" Louis P., publisher Statistician and Econ-
omist, 814 California
" Margaret Mrs., r. 106 Hyde
" Mary, widow, r. 1131 Folsom
" Matilda Miss, teacher Webster Primary

School, r. 1326 California
" Nellie, widow, r. 2623 California
" Peter, collector, r. 2009 Ellis
" Thomas, salesman, r. 892 Green
" Walter J., teamster J. Browning, r. I6V2

Langton
" W. H. finisher Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 606

Minna
" William, bricklayer, r. 612 Jessie
" William, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r.

1120/2 Vermont
" William, salesman Reiss Bros, cfc Co., r.

502V^ Fulton
" William E., r. 1907 Mission
" William H., clerk, r. 31 Hawthorne
4®=-McCarty. See McCarthy
McCarvill John, longshoreman, r. 316 Beale rear
McCaskill Alan, druggist Edmund E. Hill. r.

700 Larkin
McCaslin A. H., painter, r. 113, 4th
" Andrew J., r. 906 Leavenworth
" William, clerk Charles Brown & Son, r. 32
Hanover Pi
McCaughan Mary, domestic, 741 Ashbury
McCaughey James, ironer S. F. Laundry, r. 1012

Webster
McCaul Colin, lumber surveyor, 9 Mission, r.

Oakland
McCaulay James, plasterer, r. 108 Welsh

" Jane, widow, r. 108 Welsh
McCauley Charles, r. 402 Grove
" Charles, laborer Bennett & Schutte, r. 118,

6th
" Hugh, cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 8 Hub-
bard
" J., fireman str City of Sydney
" James, laundryman La Grande Laundry
" James B., foreman Hicks-Judd Co., r. 612

Powell
" J. C. Mrs., proprietor The Castleton, 207

Mason
" John, plumber, r. 14 Clementina
" Owen, liquors, 804 Howard
" Patrick, teamster Oregon Imp. Co., r. 260, Ist
" Samuel H., plasterer, r. 108 Welsh
" Walter, plasterer, r. 108 Welsh
•' William A. (McCauley & Krone), r. 207

Mason
" William F., stevedore, r. 726^/4 Green
McCauley & Krone (William A. McCauley and
Fred W. Krone), proprietors The Popu-
lar Dining Rooms, 35-37 Geary
4®-McCauley. See Macauley, McAuley and

McGauley
McCaull John P., sawyer Hobbs, Wall & Co., r.

1606 Leavenworth
4®"McCaull. See McCall and McColl
McCausland Robert, molder Union Iron Wks, r.
234 Richland Av .
" Wesley K., carpenter, 422 Jackson, r. 122714

Pacific
" William J., bookbinder, r. 707 Ellis
4®"McCausland. See McAusland and Macaus-

land
McCaw Ambrose B., engineer, r. 21 Van Ness Av
" Anthony, clerk Montgomery & Co., r. 1510

Broadway
" Essie, widow, r. 1510 Broadway
" George A., paper carrier, r. 1426 Jackson
" Thomas, delivery clerk Montgomery & Co.,

r. 1510 Broadway
" W. N., salesman Raphael Weill & Co.. r.
Alameda
4®"McCaw. See McGaw
McCawley Delia, domestic, 513 Eddy
McCay George L., clerk Mort Hepburn & Co., r.
Elizabeth

widow, r. 818 Elizabeth

W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.

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and FITTINGS, all sizes, for Gas,
Steam and Water.
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McCeney Julius C, attorney at law, 419 Cali-
fornia, rooms 5-7-9, r. Lick House
" Robert, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
McChain Etta, widow, r. 923 Hyde
McChesney Edward F., porter C. E. Whitney &
Co., r. 1255 Vallejo
" Frederick W. (M. W. McChesney & Sons),

r. Honolulu, H. I.
" George G., clerk M. W. McChesney & Sons,

r. Lorin

" Jesse M. (M. W. McChesney & Sons), r.

Honolulu, H. I.

McChesney M. W. & Sons (Robert W., Jesse

M. and Frederick W.), wholesale grocers

(Honolulu, H. I.), ofQce 204 Front, room 8

" Robert W. (M. W. McChesney & Sons), r

McChristian Dell Miss, dressmaker, r. 368 Grove
McClain Arthur M., conductor Geary St. Ry., r.
17 Johnston Av
" Charles A., bartender Benard & O'Brien, r.

1104 Taylor
" Edward, r. 1104 Taylor
" Joseph A., painter, r. 15 Ritch
" Josie Miss, stenographer, r. 1104 Taylor
" Kate Miss, teacher Franklin Grammar

School, r. 1104 I aylor
" Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1104 Taylor
" Orlando (Patton & McClain), r. 1654 Market
" Peter J., r. 1104 Taylor
" Thomas, clerk, r. 1104 Taylor
" William M., boiler maker, r. 1104 Taylor
" William T., books and cigars, 1546 Market
4®= McClain. See MacLean, McLane and Mc-
Lean
McClary Charles H., shipping clerk Davis Bros.,
r. Andover Av nr East Av
" Hugh, ship joiner, r. Andover Av nr East

Av
" Hugh H., ship joiner, r. Andover Av nr
East Av
McClaskey John, shoe cutter, r. 413, 10th
" Susan, widow, r. 413, 10th
" William, r. 413, 10th
J8®=-McClaskey. See McCloskey and McCluskey
McClatchie Agnes Miss, tailoress Leiser Zier,
r. 40 Clara
" G. F., seaman str Santa Rosa
" John F., plumber, r. 40 Clara
" Joseph, machinist, r. 40 Clara
" Margaret Miss, nurse, r. 325, 19th
" Mary Miss, tailoress, r. 40 Clara
McClatchy James Mrs., widow, r. 714 Bush
" William, riveter Union I. Wks., r, SW cor
Vermont and Sierra
McClay William S., freight clerk str Aztec, r.

1049a Market
McCleave Julius, seaman, r. 327 Beale
McCleer H., r. 640 Howard

McClellan Alexander, carpenter, r. 620 Steven-
son
" Clifford, attorney at law, 5 Mills Bldg, 7th

fioor, r. Lorin
" David D., r. 16 Minnesota
" George B., butcher, r. 943, 15th
" George W., farmer, r. 943, 15th
" James L., feeder Brown & Craddock, r. 110b

18th
" James W., r. 707 Ellis
" John, boiler covering, 42, 2d, r. Oakland
" John, captain battery L, 5th Artillery, U.

S. A., Presidio
" John, foreman Roth, Blum & Co. Packing

House, r. 133, 9th
'< John H.. lineman Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r.
2319% Larkin

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McClellan John M., laborer, r. 438V2, 6tli
" R. Guy (McClellan & McCJellan), r. Lorin
" Robert Mrs., corresponding secretary The

Deaconess' Home and Bible Training

School, r. 138 Liberty
" Robert B. (McClellan & McClellan), r.

Liorin
" Thomas, teamster, r. 214 Ritchrear
" William, laborer, r. 301 Sierra
" William H., clerk Dunham, Carrigan &

Ha \: den Co., r. 790 Clayton
" William H., roofer, r. 408 Francisco
" William J., carriage painter W. W. Prahl,

r. 748 Minna
McClellan & McClellan (R. Guy and Robert B.),

attorneys at law, 5 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
McClelland Bronson L., clerk Adjutant Gen-
eral's office, U. S. A. Dept. of Cal.. r. 312

Powell
" David S., driver Consumers' Ice Co.
" Emma, widow, r. 216 Eddy
" George, mill foreman Albion Lumber Co.,

r. 923 Harrison
" Harry A., insurance, 6 Mutual Life Bldg,

3d floor, r. Oakland
" Henry W., clerk Oregon Improvement Co.,

r. 614i4 Ellis
" James, millhand Albion Lumber Co., r. 923

Harrison
43-McClelland. See McClellan and McLellan
McClemens Michael, cook George H. Richard,

r. 315, 8th
McClenagan Frank, printer, r. 717 Union
McClendon F. B., coalpasser U. S. str Albatross
McClernon Daniel, tiles and wood mantels, 113-

115, 10th, r. 10 Grand Av
" Daniel Jr., tile setter Daniel McClernon, r.

329 San Jose Av
" James H., tile setter Daniel McClernon, r.

329 San Jose Av
je®=McClinchy. See McGlinchv
McClintock Herschelda J., conductor Market St.

Ry.,r. 3248 Mission
" Joseph, r. 119^/4, 6th
" Thomas, salesman O'Connor, Mofiatt & Co.,

r. 134 Haight
McClinton Myron G. (Searle & McClinton), r.

945 Valencia
McClory John, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1016

Devisadero
McCloskey Alexander, solicitor, r. 82 Francisco
" Bernard, stevedore, r. 15 Salmon
" Catherine, widow, r. 431 Linden Av
" Charles R., sack sewer J. D. Gove, r. 82

Francisco
" E. A., r. 113,4th
" Eaver, wood and coal, SE cor 23d and San

Jose Av, r. 331 Fair Oaks
" Edward A., clerk J. B. McCloskey & Co., r.

1531 Golden Gate Av
" Ella Miss, teacher vocal music, r. 807

Hayes
" Frank, driver, r. 1123 Oak
" George, horseshoer, r. 712 Tehama
" Harry, teamster, r. 82 Francisco
" Henry H., attorney at law. Emporium

Bldg, r. 420 Scott
" J., driver Stone & Co., r. 1515 California
" James, r. 1300, 17th
" James, laborer, r. IIO914 Tennessee
" James, plumber, r. 114 Dorland
" James, teamster Kenny & McHugh, r. NE

cor 10th Av and Fulton
" James, with J. B. McCloskey & Co., r. 1531

Golden Gate Av
" James A., blacksmith, r. 1300, 17th

McCloskey James B. (J. B. McCloskey & Co.),

r. 1531 Golden Gate Av
" James R., painter, r. 113, 4th
" J. B. & Co. (James B. McCloskey), hay,

grain, wood and coal, 854 Howard
" John, cook Davis & Davis, r. 863^ Market
" John, glassblower, r. 448'/2, 3d
" John, harness maker, r. 21 Alvarado
" John, helper West Coast Furniture Co.
" John, longshoreman O. R. and N. Co.
" John, mechanic Kennedy & Payton
" John B., wood and coal, 941 Mission and 438

Minna, r. 442 Minna
" John W., horseshoer Michael McCloskey,

r. 202 Oak
" Joseph, sack sewer, r. 82 Francisco
" Joseph, teamster Kenny & McHugh, r. NE

cor lOth Av and Fulton
" Joseph B., blacksmith J. Torry, r. 1300, 17th
" Kate Miss, seamstress, r. 202 Oak
" Maggie Miss, clerk H. Huddleston & Co., r.

50814 Grove
" Margaret, widow, r. 327 San Jose Av
" Mary, widow, r. 1310% Grove
" Mary A., widow, r. 82 Francisco
" Michael, horseshoer, 119 Howard, r. 813

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" Michael J., machinist, r. 31 Alvarado
" Patrick, teamster Kenny & McHugh, r.

NE cor 10th Av and Fulton
" Robe t, riveter, r. 316 Michigan
" Soph. e, widow, restaurant, 511, 3d
" Thomas, laborer, r. 83 Francisco
" Warner, laborer, r. 317, 3d
4®="McCloskey. See McClaskey and McCluskey
McCloud Donald, rigger, r. 318 Folsom
" Harry, laborer, r. 213 Broadway
" James L., steward, r. 408 Pacific
" Kenneth, waiter Cardall & Marston, r. 430

Eddy
" N. J. Mrs., lodgings, 5O/2, 3d
" William, cook, r. 539 Sacramento
J8®"McCloud. See MacLeod and McLeod
McCloughry Arthur A., salesman Goodyear

Rubber Co., r. Alameda
McClun Marah Miss, trained nurse, r. 1117 Van

Ness Av
McClune Peter, laborer, r. 436, 7th
McClung Frank, r. 2413 Webster
" Joseph W., insurance broker Brown, Craig

& Co., r. 2412 Webster
McClunie Agnes, widow, r. 613^2 Broderick
" Jonathan E., salesman Murphy, Grant &

Co., r. 810 Central Av
" Richard J., salesman G. Verdier & Co., r.

6131/2 Broderick
" William J., dept. manager O'Connor,

Moffatt & Co., r. Oakland
McClure G., solicitor, r. 1030 Howard
" Henry C, salesman Owl Drug Co., r. 204

Waller
" Henry N., teaming and grading, 40 New

Montgomery, r. 630 Fulton
" Isabelle, widow, r. 1736 Eddy
" James, asst. melter and refiner U. S. Mint,

r. 1309 California
" James, teamster J. C. Wilson & Co., r. 1211

Montgomery
" James J., gilder John W. Flinn, r. 137, 3d
" John, conductor .Market St. Ry., r. 1016

Devisadero
" John M., asst. cashier U. S. Sub- Treasury,

r. Oakland
" Nathaniel F., 1st lieut. 5th Cavalry, U. S.

A., r. Presidio
■' Peter L., water supplier, 40 New Mont-
gomery, r. 602 Octavia
" Robert, bookkeeper McDonogh & Runyon,

r. 127 Kearny
" William, chief engineer str City of Peking,

r. 1459 Guerrero
" William F., real estate, 19 Montgomery, r.

26 Franklin
" William J., teamster, r. 602 Octavia
>e®"McClure. See McLure
McCluskey Daniel, plasterer, r. 925 Dolores
" Edward A., stenographer, r. 925 Dolores
" George, clerk American Biscuit Co., r. 819

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McCluskey Isaac, millhand Harris

Oakland
, " James, laborer, r. 548 Howard
" James, plumber Gallagher Bros.,

Dolores

" John, plasterer, r. 925 Dolores
" John, relief engineer S. F. F. D., 142, 2d, r.

11 Hubbard
" John, teamster, r. 40 Juniper
" Michael, laborer, r. SE cor Alabama and
Montcalm
4®"McCluskey. See McClaskey and McCloskey
McCoen William, laborer, r. Railroad Av nr

32d Av South
;^McCoey. See McCooey
McGolgan Adeline, widow, r. 1809 Ellis
" Cornelius, collector S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

628 Polk
" Daniel A., attorney at law, 24 Montgomery,

rooms 2-3, r. 1809 Ellis
" Dennis, marine engineer, 9 Mission, r. Ala-
meda
" Edward, liquors. NW cor 3d and Tehama.

r. 131/2 Perry
•' John, clerk, r. nVi Dale PI
" John Mrs., dressmaker, r. SE cor Alabama

and Montcalm
" John E., canmaker W. W. Montague & Co.,

r. SE cor Alabama and Montcalm
" Kate F. Miss, vice-principal South Cosmo-
politan Grammar School, r. 1809 Ellis
" Mary, domestic, 1428, 26th
" Patrick, laborer, r. 445 Bryant
McColgan Reginald, loan and real estate
broker, 24 Montgomery, rooms 2-3, r. 1809
Ellis
McCoU Charles A., salesman Thomas H. Nel-
son, r. 321 Haight
" Neil, machinist Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg.
Wks,r. 12 Essex
McGoUam Christina, widow, r. 703 Oak

McCoUam Fishing & Trading Co.,

J. R. Daggett president, C. P. Overton
secretary, George Tasheira manager,
wholesale cured fish, proprietors ves-
sels and fishing and trading stations,
Alaska, ofiace 40 California, room 2
McCoUister William M., special agent accident
dept. Pac. Mutual Life Ins. Co., r. 1106
Valencia
McCollough Alvin R. Rev., r. 18, 12th
4®"McCollough. See McCullough
McCoUum Charles, bookkeeper Hibernia Sav-
ings and Loan Society, r. 809 Chestnut
" Charles F., billing clerk P. C. SS. Co., r.

809 Chestnut
" E. F., salesman Hale Bros., r. 204 McAllis-
ter
" James, r. 415V4 Powell
" James Mrs., dressmaking, 415V2 Powell
" William S., insurance, r. 809 Chestnut
J3®"McCollum. See McCallum
McComas Nicholas, contractor and builder, 428

11th Av
McComb Annie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 32 John
" Edmund, chief engineer str Herald
1 Eugene S., bricklayer Edison Light and

Power Co., r. 609/2, 3d
" George S., deputy clerk Justices' Court, r.
1816 Green
McComb John, secretary California Society for
Prevention of Cruelty to Children, 95-96
Donohoe Bldg, r. Union League Club
and Palace Hotel
McCombe Thomas C, purser str Australia, r.

3215^4 Sacramento
McComber Frank K., clerk Pac. Pine Lumber

Co., r. 125 Turk
4®"McComber. See Macomber
McConachie Alexander, stableman Pac. Car-
riage Co., r. 48, 8th
" James M., laborer S. P. Co., r. 405 Hyde
McConaghy John, painter M. J. & J. J. Dono-
van, r. 1711 Market
" Samuel J., cutter U. S. Mint, r. 540 Turk
McConahey James, carpenter, 1149 Mission, r.
662 Minna rear
:" John, clerk Goldstein & Co.

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,
DRAPERIES.

Original • Designs • Purijisbed.
s-ai-e-a-T- is/iarkex sx.

McConahey Theodore, carpet layer Conklin

Bros., r. 509c Hayes
J6®°-McConahey. See McConochie
McConalogue James, engineer tug Sea King, r.
709/2, 17th

" Julia, widow, r. 295 Clementina
je®"McConalogue. See McConologue
McConathy Emma Miss, teacher Felix Adler

Free Kindergarten, r. 1517 Hyde
McCondill Richard, fireman str State of Califor-
nia
McCone James F., physician and surgeon, 1132

Sutter
McConkey Mary, widow, r. 240 Shotwell
McConnell Alexander, shoemaker W. H. Nolan
& Co., r. 324 Shotwell

" Alida E. Miss, nurse Hospital for Children,
3700 California

" Andrew, carpenter, r. 25, 9th

" Andrew M., salesman John Stumpf & Son,
r. 14th Av South nr Railroad Av

" Annie Miss, nurse, r. 816 Powell

" Chalmers N., cashier Sherwood & Sher-
wood, r. 1034 Sacramento

" Charles, watchman U. S. Mint, r. 449
Jessie

" Clara Miss, teacher violin Van Ness Sem-
inary, r. 1849 Jackson

" C. T. Mrs., widow, r. 634 Vallejo

" Edward G., physician and- surgeon, 705
Sutter

" Francis H., ship carpenter, r. 40 Clarence PI

" Frank, painter, r. 362, 3d

" Frank H., watchmaker and jeweler, 19
Montgomery, r. 603 Fell

" George C, insurance broker, 429 Montgom-
ery, r. Alameda

" George E., 1st lieut. revenue cutter Com-
modore Perry

" Gibson, boots and shoes, Railroad Av nr
14th Av South, r. 324 Shotwell

" James F., sailmaker J. J. Doyle, r. 13:20V4
Natoma

" John, carpenter, r. 322 Diamond

" John, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 2032 Mc-
Allister

" John, groceries and liquors, NE cor 17th
and Harrison

" John, longshoreman, r. 35 Federal

" John, porter str San Jose, r. 35 Harriet

" John T., bookbinder, r. 52 Natoma

" Laura Miss, compositor, r. 1006 Hyde

" Quinnette Miss, teacher Harrison Primary
School, r. 706 Van Ness Av

" Robert, policeman, r. 324 Shotwell

" Thomas, ship carpenter, r. 40 Clarence PI

" William, blacksmith, r. 829 Douglass

" William, laborer, r. NE cor Napa and
Louisiana

" William J., pattern maker. 332 Fremont, r.
400, 10th

" Wilson J., electric belts, r. 624a Ellis
McConochie John C, printer Silas H. Wilcox,
r. 312 Clara

" Robert, stonecutter, r. 212 Clara
McConologue William, ironworker Western Iron

Wks, r. 839 Douglass
4®=-McConologue. See McConalogue
McConville Catherine, widow, r. 506 Shotwell
rear

" David P., plumber, r. 506 Shotwell rear

•' John J., groceries and liquors, 446 Clemen-
tina

" John J., plumber, 506 Shotwell, r. 424 Shot-
well

" Margaret, domestic, 1538 Ellis

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McCon-well John, hostler William E. Bridge r

28 Turk
McCooey Arthur, blacksmith Frank J.

O'Rourke, r. 1920 Union
" Arthur, hog ranch, Athens nr Brazil Av
" James, groceries and liquors, 228, 15th
" Owen, milkdealer, r. 1920 Union
McCook James, dynamo man Edison Light and

Power Co., r. 403, 3d
McCool Daniel M., assistant weigher U. S.

Customs, r. 827, 15th
" George, hostler Jacobs Bros., r. 217 Jack-
son
" Harriet Mrs., r. 837, 15th
" James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 729V^

Minnesota
" Susan, domestic St. Mary's Hospital
McCoppin Frank, postmaster San Francisco

Post Office, NW cor Washington and

Battery, r. 118 Broderick
McCord Alex & Co. (Alexander and John Mc-

Cord), proprietors Fashion Stables, 221

Ellis
" Alexander (Alex. McCord & Co.), r. 1214

Buchanan
" Andrew, carpenter, r. 343 Beale
" Anna L., widow, r. 118a Shotwell
" Bella Mrs., dressmaker, r. 21 Franklin
" Edwin K., well borer, 927 Market, room

718
" Evan B., city passenger agent S. P. Co., 4

Montgomery, r. Russ House
■' George, clerk E. H. Kittredge & Co., r.

VmVi Dolores
McCord H. H., investments, rooms 709-710

Spreckels Bldg, r. 791 Sutter
" John (Scott & McCord and Alex. McCord &

Co.), r. 1610 Fell
" J. S., clerk, r. 938 Kearny
•' Mark L., painter and decorator, 1731 Mar-
ket, r. 119a Valencia
" Mary, widow, r. 314a O'Farrell
" Robert, r. 314, 3d
" Robert A., clerk Edmund C. Dake, r. 203

Franklin
" Thomas, r. 314, 3d
" Thomas Jr., clerk G. M. Josselyn & Co., r.

642 Folsom
" William, bookkeeper Butler, Schutze &

Co..r. 314,3d
«®-McCord. See MacCord
McCorkell Elizabeth T., widow, r. 1520Devisa-

dero
" George, helper Risdon L & L. Wks, r. 425,

3d
" John, clerk Creamer & McGovern, r. 425, 3d
" Lizzie Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar

School, r. 1520 Devisadero
McCormack Alexander A. (McDonald & Mc-

Cormack), r. 319, 13th
" Cyril J., carpenter T. Robinett. r. 500'^,

6th
" Daniel, laborer Watson & Marx, r. 418i4,

7th
" Edward, steel worker Pac. Roll. Mill, r.

312 Louisiana
" James, r. 53214 Bryant
" James, r. 1511 Buchanan
" James, harness maker J. D. Henry, r. 500'/^,

6th
" James, laborer, r. 418^, 7th
" James, stone cutter, r. 907 Folsom
" John, r. 957 Harrison
~* " John, longshoreman, r. 226 Filbert

" John J., horseshoer, 820 Folsom, r. 608a

Shotwell

McCormack John W.. groceries and liquors, 13
Van Ness Av

" M. Miss, operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. East
Oakland

" Michael C, cigars and tobacco, 500V4, 6th

" Nellie, widow, r. 610 Fillmore

" Patrick, laborer, r. 78 Natoma

" Robert, manager Pac. Shirt Co., 1038 Mar-
ket, r. 6 Yerba Buena

" Samuel, porter Searle & Holt, r. 710 How-
ard

" T. J., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 813 Oak

" William, carpenter, r. 236, 11th

" William, clerk Carroll & Carroll, r. 315,
7th
4®-McCormack. See MacCormac and McCor-

mick
McCormick Agnes Miss, r. 365 Minna

" A. J., salesman H. S. Crocker Co., r. Hotel
Langham

" Albert S., steam fitter, r. 974 Folsom

" Alice M. Miss, milliner, r. 8 Golden Gate
Av

" Annie K. Miss, clerk L. Demartini Supply
Co., r. 4 Beat PI

" Annie, widow, r. 524 Turk

" Brothers (Frank L. and James A.), book
and job printers, 321 Sacramento

Mccormick brothers

(James H. and John T.), plumbers and
gasfltters, repairing a specialty, 31314
Sutter
McCormick Brothers (John, Thomas A. and
William H. McCormick and Edward
O'Neil), proprietors Industrial Iron
Works, 233-335 Beale
" Celia, widow, r. 2210 Greenwich
" Charles, clerk New York Belting and Pack-
ing Co., r. 1831 Vallejo
" Charles, subscription agent The Bradstreet

Co.. r. East Oakland
" Charles E. draughtsman Vulcan Iron

Wks., r. 1028 McAllister
" Charles H., secretary Grangers Bank of
California, NW cor California and Bat-
tery, r. East Oakland
" Daniel, laborer, r. 1807 Mission
" Edgar J., laborer, r. 974 Folsom
" Edward, barber. 1805 Mission
" Edward, clerk, r. Lily Av nr Laguna
" Ellen, widow, r. 315, 7th
" Emanuel B.. clerk, r. 1715 Larkin
" Eugene millwright W. L Holman, r. 1619,

34th
" Francis, horseshoer, r. 2214 Hubbard
McCormick Frank H., general agent freight
department Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific Railway Co., 328 California, r.
Alameda
" Frank J., laborer, r. 831 Capprear
" Frank L. (McCormick Bros.), and real
estate, 83 St. Ann's Bldg, r. 1714 Market
" George, clerk Frank A. Bogart, r. 1521

Grove
" George, diamond setter Shreve & Co., r.

East Oakland
" George F., patternmaker, r. 1038 McAlli-
ster
" George J., insurance, 505 California, r. 1530

Howard
" H. Mrs., r. 903 Powell
" H. A. Mrs., proprietor The Epworth, 1037^

Market
" Hannah, widow, r. 4 Beale PI
" Hannah, widow, r. 8 Golden Gate Av
" Horatio A., stenographer U. S. Post Office

Inspectors, r. 903 Powell
" James, r. 306, 4th
" James, chipper Atlas Iron Wks
" James, groceries and liquors, SW cor 39th

and Noe
" James, laborer, r. 320 Chestnut
" James, teamster, r. 424 Fremont rear
•' James, teamster, r. 518 Howard
" James A. (McCormick Bros.), r. 1229, 21st
" James H. (McCormick Bros.), r. 1619, 24th
" James H., horseman, r. 314%, 4th Av
" John (McCormick Bros,), r. 1028 McAllister

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McCormick John, boiler maker, r. 604 Tennessee

" Jolin, collector Bailey, Weller & Neave
^ " John, teamster Patrick Conway, r. 518

Howard
" John A., chemist, 777 Folsom, r. 775 Folsom
" John A., salesman Cal. Hat Wks, r. 22!4

Huhbard
" John C, theatrical manager, r. 508 Taylor
" John E. S., with Standard Iron and Wire

Wks, r. 1831 Vallejo
" John J., litho-pressman Schmidt Label

and Litho. Co., r. 153 Tehama
" John J., molder S. F. Stove Wks, r. USWi

Market
" John S., shoemaker, r. 238 Lily Av
" JohnT. (McCormick Bros.), r. 917 Eliza-
beth
" John T., collector Monitor, r. 1009 Clay
McCormick John T., proprietor Standard Iron

and Wire Works, 30, 1st, r 1831 Vallejo
" John T., shoemaker, r. 228 Lily Av
" John W., insurance agent, r. 1022, 17th
" Joseph, r. 828 Geary
" Joseph A., nsolder, r. 696 Steiner
" Joseph J., machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks,

r. 54, 1st
McCormick Joseph L., chief deputy Coroner,

office Dunbar Alley nr Merchant, r. 719

Cole
" Joseph S., physician, r. 524 Turk
" Josie Miss, shoefitter, r. 228 Lily Av
" Julia Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home
" Margaiet Mrs., dressmaker, r. 210, 28th
" Maria, widow, r. 419 Hyde
" Martin J., butcher J. G. Johnson & Son, r.

1017, 11th Av South
" Mary, widow, r. 8 Rondel PI
" Mary, widow, r. 1619, 24th
" Mary, widow, r. 2648 Folsom
" Mary S. Miss, teacher Real Estate Free

Kindergarten, r. ICIO Dolores
" Matthew, painter, r. 933 Mission
" Michael, laborer, r. 153 Tehama
" Nellie Miss, bookbinder, r. 153 Tehama
" Nicholas C, clerk W. U. Tel. Co., r. 210, 28th
" Patrick, groceries and liquors, NW cor

Georgia and Sierra, and SE cor Napa

and Illinois, r. 907i/^ Illinois
" Patrick, painter, r. 114 Turk
" Patrick F., mortgage tax clerk Hibernia

Savings and Loan Society, r. 432 Haight
" Patrick R., chipper Union I. Wks, r. 604

Tennessee
" Paul J., conductor, r. 1010 Dolores
" Peter J., coal and wood, SE cor Dolores

and Day, r. 116 Day
" Thomas, r. 207 Minna
" Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

4221^ Tehama
" Thomas A. (McCormick Bros.), r. 696 Stei-
ner
" Thomas A., printer, r. 1622 Bush
" Thomas B., driver, r. 135 Dolores
" Walter J., molder McCormick Bros., r. 1028

McAllister
" William, blacksmith, r. 8 Golden Gate Av
" William, liquors, Tiburon Ferries and S. P.

Co. Steamers, r. 1100 Fulton
" William, millhand, r. 117 Page
" William C, operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 1024

Hyde
" William H. (McCormick Bros.), r. 1028 Mc-
Allister
" William H. (O'Day, McCormick & Doyle),

r. 1416 Hyde
" William H., marble, 17 City Hall Square,

r. 1715 Larkin
" William H. Jr.. clerk Tax Collector's office,

r. 1715 Larkin
" William J., freight clerk Cal. Nav. and

Imp. Co., r. 1010 Dolores
" William J., janitor, r. 821 Capp rear
" William W., manager White Enamel Sign

Co., 106 McAllister, r. 29 Silver
4®="McCormick. See MacCormac and McCor-

mack
McCorriston Frank J., molder, r. 206i/4 Riteh
" Hugh E., blacksmith, r. 206i/4 Ritch
" James D., blacksmith, r. 206^ Ritch

McCosker Edward, laborer S. P. Co., r. 13 Deca-
tur
4®"McCosker. See McCusker
McCotter D.. r. 28 Turk

McCottrey Edward, gasfltter, r. 904 Vallejo
" Mary, widow, r. 518 Noe
" Robert T., bakery, 1232 Union
" William M.., policeman, r. 904 Vallejo
McCoubrey James, carpenter Jardine Iron Wks,

r. 538 Mission
McCourt James, fireman, r. 2301 Mariposa

" James F., gardener Union Square, r. NW

cor Stockton and Pacific
" Patrick, laborer, r. 2320 Filbert
" Peter, laborer, r. 1530 Kentucky
McCourtney Charles H., clerk U. S. Mint, r. 41

Ritch
" Ephraim J., calker, r. 41 Ritch
" Thomas, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1016

Castro
McCovey James, groceries and liquors, NW cor

15th and Minna
McCoy Adam W., restaurant, 1390 Turk
" Albert A. (McCoy & Son), r. 610 Jessie
" Alexander, carpenter Jesse Ross, r. 22

Garden
" Annie Miss, r. Our Lady's Home
" Charles, student, r. 212 Utah
" Charles L., mining secretary, 35 Mills

Bldg, 3d floor, r. Oakland
" Daniel, drayman, 213, 1st, r. 1113 Howard
" Darby J., bartender Timothy McCue, r. 12

Page
" Edward, marble polisher Joseph Musto &

Son, r. 8 Wool
" Edward, master tugboat Relief, r. Astoria .

Or.
" Edward, plumber Henry Williamson, r.

1042 Howard
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 408V4 Natoma
" Emma C, widow, r. 1184 Haight
" Evilo Miss, nurse City and County Hos-
pital
" Eugene (McCoy & Nesbitt), r. 1880 Mission
" George, watchman Albert E. Buckman, r.

NW cor Steiner and Hermiann
" Henry, blacksmith, r. 17 Morris Av
McCoy Henry J., general secretary Young

Men's Christian Association, NE cor

Mason and Ellis, r. Berkeley
" James, contractor, r. 3 Uranus
" James Jr., foreman, r. 3012^/4 Larkin
" James E.,gripman Cal. St. RR,r. 1417 Hyde
" James L., mining secretary, 35 Mills Bldg,

3d floor, r. Oakland
" John, clerk, r. 3012^4 Larkin
" John H., butcher Himmelmann & Heinz,

r. 1942 Filbert
" John W., r. 318 Hill
" Kate, widow, r. 2251/4, 22d
" Mary J., widow, r. 1833 Ellis
" Michael, calker, r. 707 Webster
" Michael, clerk Henry B. Develey, r. 1924

Filbert
" Patrick, packer Levi Strauss & Co., r. 9

Minna
" Patrick F. , butcher Himmelmann & Heinz ,

r. 1924 Filbert
" Patrick P., laborer, r. 1924 Filbert
" Richard (McCoy & Son), r. 156, 9th
" Thomas P., contractor, r. 3012i4 Larkin
" Walter D., plasterer, r. 207 Perry
" & Nesbitt (Eugene McCoy and Joseph Nes-
bitt), groceries, 3004, 16th
" & Son (Richard and Albert A.), groceries,

156, 9th

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McCracken Arthur (Stewart Menzies & Co.), r.

2821 Buchanan
" Emma I. Miss, principal Hearst Free Kin-
dergarten No. 3, and Junior Helping

Hand Free Kindergarten No. 4, r. Oak-
land
" George E., longshoreman, r. 430 Vallejo
" Hugh, proprietor Presidio Kennels and

salesman G. Verdier & Co., r. 3313 Clay
" J., seaman str Mariposa
" Joseph A., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

2927 Sacramento
" Kitty, Miss, r. 718 Hampshire
" " Mary, widow, r. 668b Brannan rear
" Michael J., awning maker G. H. Wright &

Co., r. 718 Hampshire
" Sarah, widow, r. 718 Hampshire
" Sarah Miss, r. 718 Hampshire
" William, foreman Stewart Menzies & Co.,

r. 412 Vallejo
McCracken William, proprietor Lick Laundry,

9 Lick PI, r. 430 Page
" William H., salesman G. G. Wickson &

Co , r. 733 Bush
McCraith Agnes Miss, physician and surgeon,

311% Church
" Edward J., salesman Kohlberg, Strauss &

Frohman, r. 313 Church
" George (Thomas McCraith & Co.), r. 311

Church
" John, barber, 3339 Mission, r. 3333 Mission
" Thomas (Thomas McCraith & Co.), r. 314

Fair Oaks
" Thomas, shoemaker M. Bray, r. 306, 1st
McCraith Thomas & Co. (Thomas and George

McCraith and John J. Purcell), searchers

of records, 14 McAllister, rooms 21-22
" William, shoemaker G. M. Kutz & Co., r.

81 Natoma
" William P., painter, r. 311 Church
J8®-McCraith. See McRaith
McCray Brothers (Frank P. and Victor T.), civil

engineers, 530 California, room 27

" Frank P. (McCray Bros.), r. Palo Alto, Cal.

" Victor T. (McCray Bros.), r. Hollister, Cal.

McCrea Edward D., gripman Market St. Ry., r.

9th Av bet J and K
" Harry, foreman United Carriage Co., r. 515

Minna
" John, carpenter, r. 1113i4 Kearny rear
" John, clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co., r. 139

Fair Oaks
" John F., laborer, r. 212 Broadway
" John v., farmer, r. 20l]4. Gough
" Robert, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 3827

Washington
" Tully, major 5th Artillery, U. S. A., r. Pre-
sidio
^S'McCrea. See MacRae and McRea
McCreadie Abraham, foreman Mark Strouse, r.

2412 Pacific Av
" Emma Miss, bookkeeper Mark Strouse, r.

2412 Pacific Av
" Helen Miss, bookkeeper Arnold Bros., r.

2414 Pacific Av
" James, butcher, r. 2412 Pacific Av
" Richard, r. 1323 Natoma
" Richard B. (McCreadie & Gallagher), r.

1323 Natoma
" Samuel, clerk, r. 319 O'Farrell
" & Gallagher (Richard B. McCreadie and

William Gallagher), liquors, 5 Mason
McCready Charles, baker, r. 640 Howard
" Daniel, stableman Odd Fellows' Cemetery,

r. 2616 McAllister
" Edward H., boiler maker, r. 1121 Vermont

McCready Evans H., watchman, r. 1121 Ver-
mont
" Henry J., motorman Market St. Ry., r. 1534

Dolores
" Mary Mrs., r. 640 Howard
" William, conductor Market St, Ry., r. 728

Central Av
" William F.,melter W. Axlord, r. 1121 Ver-
mont
McCreagh John E., engineer S. P. Co., r. 2755,
16th
" Thomas, groceries, 919 Harrison
" Thomas J., assistant weigher U. S. Cus-
toms, r. lis Fillmore
McCreary Charles, bookkeeper, r. lllOLarkin
McCreary Electrical Specialty Co. (New York) ,
California Electrical Works general
agents, 35 Market
" William, cook, r. 801 Filbert
McCree Junie, stage manager Bella Union The-
atre, r. 735 Union
McCreery Andrew B., capitalist, office 211 San-
some, room 3
" Andrew T , attorney at law, 20 Mills Bldg,
lOth floor, r. 511 Mason
Harry C, clerk, r. 15 Leavenworth
James & Co. (New York), J. L. Tierney

agent, 126 Kearny, room 8
Julia A., widow, r. 15 Leavenworth
Richard S., capitalist, office 211 Sansome,

rooms
Walter A., capitalist, 211 Sansome, room 3,

r. Burlingame
Walter E., clerk S. P. Co., r. 511 Mason
William J., foreman Bender Bros., r. 336
Ritch
McCrellis Frank H., proprietor Union Furni-
ture and Baggage Moving Co., NW cor
Taylor and Golden Gate Av opp 6th, r.
1716 Ellis, telephone South 455
4®" McCrellis. See MacCrellish
McCrimmon A. R., insurance agent, r. 219 Gol-
den Gate Av
McCrindle John M., porter George W. Gibbs

Co., r. Golden Gate, Cal.
McCrink Peter, blacksmith, r. 54, 1st
McCrohan Hanorah Mrs., r. 310%, 12th
McCrory Samuel, salesman Ben H. Lucke, r.

21% Polk
McCroskey Cyrus B., with Smith & Young, r.
1037% Market
" Joseph H., compositor, r. 949 Capp
McCrossen John, laundryman, r. 1419 Turk

" William, laundryman, r. 1418 Turk
MtCrosson James, bookkeeper, r. 72 South Park
" John T., street contractor, 234 Montgom-
ery, r. NE cor Central Av and Washing-
ton
" Robert E., car builder, r. 73 South Park
McCrum Emma J. Mrs., r. 513 Golden Gate Av
" Hugh, capitalist, office 308 Market, r. Mill
Valley
McCrystle Charles, merchant tailor, 103, 9th, r.
1033, 20th
" Charles Jr., clerk, r. 1023, 20th
" John P., pattern maker First St. Wks,
Union Iron Wks, r. 1023, 20th
McCubbin Hardy, nurse, r. 418 Fulton, rear
" Thomas H., plumber Joseph F, Dwyer, r.

106 Vicksburg ,

McCue C, plumber, r. 1122 Larkin d

" Catherine, widow, r. 210 Ritch rear I

" Ellen, domestic, 761 Harrison 1

" Hugh, watchman, r. 1755 Polk
" J., laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli Av
" James, cook, r. 554 Minna
" James S. (McCue Medicine Co.), r. Corte

Madera, Marin Co.
" John watchman John L. McGilvray & Co.,

r. 622, 4th
" John B., cement worker S. F. Bridge Co.
" John J., bookkeeper, r. 1260, 18th
" Joseph Rev., asst. pastor Sacred Heart

Church, r. 546 Fillmore
" Medicine Co. (James S. McCue), Ralston

McCue manager, 6 Sacramento
" Michael, laborer, r. 22 Tehama
" Michael, porter Occidental Hotel
" Patrick, plumber, r. 1122 Larkin

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McCue Ralston, manager McCue Medicine Co.
and Pacific Coast Traders and Home
Seekers Association, 6 Sacramento, r.
Corte Madera, Marin Co.
" Thomas, teamster, r. 12 Page
" Timothy, liquors, U:ii Market, r. 13 Page
O^McCue. See McGue and McHugh
McCulIa Priscilla Miss, r. The (Lick) Old La-
dies' Home
McCullen William, r. 542 Mission
McCulligan Edward, teamster J. C. Wilson &

Co., r. 260, 1st
McCulloch Alexander, student, r. 4 Webster
" Allan, marine engineer, r. 40 Belcher
" John, contractor, r. 31 Alvarado
" John E., pilot, 506 Battery, r. Alameda
" Mary, widow, r. 4 Webster
" Mary E. Miss, r. 4 Webster
" Thomas A., interne City and County Hos-
pital, r. 4 Webster
" William C, painter, r. 217, 8th
McCoUough Alfred R., bookkeeper Albion Lum-
ber Co., r. 1031 Dolores
" Charles, traveling salesman Armour Pack-
ing Co,, r. 1031 Dolores
" Daniel, teamster r. 2 Belcher Court
" Daniel, groceries, 500 Turk, r. 511 Turk
" Dennis, proprietor Northern Hotel, 901
Battery
McCuUough E. C. Sa Co. (Edwin C. McCullough)
book and job printers, 636 Clay
" Edwin C. (E. C. McCullough & Co.),ir. 1529
Post
McCullough Ernest, consulting civil engineer,
7-8 Mills Bldg, 7th floor, r. Sausalito
" Franks., bookkeeper Albion Lumber Co.,

r. 1031 Dolores
" George, wireworker, r. 909 Battery
" Henry, laborer S. P. Co., r. 2042 Lombard
" James, carriage washer United Carriage
Co., r. 345 Minna
McCullougll James, manager San Francisco
branch Armour Packing Co., 211-213
Clay, r. 1031 Dolores
" James A., manager Excelsior Mill Co., r.

1226 Guerrero
" John, gilder, r. 605 Broadway
" John J., bartender, r. 901 Battery
" Katie Miss, shoefltter, r. 1113 Folsom
" Mary Mrs., r. 1113 Folsom
" Maurice K., clerk S. F. Lumber Co., r. 221

Shotwell
" Nettie, laundress American Laundry, r.

2131 Greenwich
" Patrick, stevedore, r. 545, 2nd
" Peter (Green & McCullough), r. lllSFolsom
" Peter Jr., patternmaker Union I. Wks, r

11 13 Folsom
" Robert P., salesman Jackson's Napa Soda

Mineral Water, r. 1107 Treat av
" Robert W., clerk Irvine Bros., r. 1410 Pine
" Samuel, butcher, r. 330 Capp
" Samuel, carpenter W. J. Grant
" Thomas, r. 330 Capp
" Thomas, car driver, r. 734 Harrison
" Thomas, helper Union I. Wks, r. 501 Napa
" Thomas, laborer Union LWks, r. 303 Mich-
igan
" Thomas J., r. 330 Capp
" Thomas J., gilder W. K. Vickery, r. 402

Stockton
" William (Reid & McCullough), r. 330 Capp
" William, tailor, r. 29 Moss
" William Jr., teamster, r. 39 Moss
" William J., teamster, r. 567 Pennsylvania

Av
" William P., elevatorman, 131 Post, r. 543
Mission
«®-McCullough. See McCulloch
4®-McCullum. See McCallum and McCollum
McCully Ann, widow, r. 537, 31st
" John, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. NE cor
Napa and Louisiana
McCune Ada, widow, clerk U. S. Internal Rev-
enue, r. 1413 Clay
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 1147 Mission
" James M., clerk, r. 1413 Clay
" Lizzie, widow, r. 1147 Mission
" Ray P., laborer, r. 1147 Mission

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McCunn John, carpenter William A. Lange
McCurdy Bertha, widow, r. 1338 Mission
" Catherine, widow, r. 453 Tehama
" Charles, distributor S. F. Laundry, r. 1519

Eddy
" Daniel R.,ishoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg &

Co.,r. 114 Shotwell
" David, restaurant, 717i4 Howard, r. 718

Howard
" J. B., porter Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,

r. 145, 3d
•' John B., laborer, r. IO6V2 Morris Av
" Marcy L., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 2911

Sacramento
" Margaret, widow, r. 417A Francisco
" Sarah A., widow, r. 416 Taylor
McCurran Michael, fireman tug boat Liberty
MeCurrie Edward, clerk J. B. Haggin, r. 1509
Larkin
" Matthew, assistant secretary S. F. Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Ani-
mals, r. 1115 Valencia
McCurry James, r. 708, 24th

McCusker Bernard, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 15 Salmon
" Edward C, carpenter N. G. Gerts, r. 933,

18th
" Joseph (Walsh & McCusker), r. 2428Vi Sac-
ramento
McCutchen Edward J. (Page, MeCutchen &
Eells), attorney at law, 5 Mills Bldg, 9th
floor, r. Ross Valley
McDade Anthony, fireman str Walla Walla
" Edward, sugar boiler, r. 1608 Folsom
" Edward W., draughtsman, r. 1608 Fol-
som
" George (McDade & Toche), r. 27 Rutledge

Av
" John, r. 27 Welsh
" John J., attorney at law, 19 Nevada Block,

r. S s 17th nr Bryant
" Joseph G., street contractor, r. 1608 Fol-
som
" Robert W., seaman, r. 836 Bryant
" & Toche (George McDade and Clement
Toche), carriage painters, 113 Oregon
McDaid J., coalpasser str Walla Walla
" James J., blacksmith Market St. Ry., r.
11321^ Stevenson
McDaniel David T., r. 303 Octavla
" Edward H., machine hand Andrew Wilkie,

r. 236 Fair Oaks
" James F., clerk freight auditor's dept. S.

P. Co., r. 236 Fair Oaks
" John, laborer, r. 623 Ellis
" William R., patent chimney maker, r. 236
Fair Oaks
McDaniels Annie Mrs., dressmaking, 701 Stock-
ton
" James K., compositor Frank Eastman &
Co., r. 701 Stockton
MoDavid A., piano tuner A. L. Bancroft & Co.
" Alexander, compositor Fillmer-RoUins
Electro. Co., r. 328i/4, 9th
McDavitt James J., printer, r. 153 Tehama

" Maria, widow, r. 153 Tehama
4®-McDavitt. See McDevitt
McDearmon A. A. Mrs., widow, r. 16 Willow Av

" Chester, mechanic, r. lewillow Av
McDearmon & Co., Pacific Coast agents H. W.
Johns Co.'s asbestos sectional coverings,
office 423 Sacramento
MoDermott Alonzo, molder Occidental Foundry,
r. 2509 Folsom
" Ann, widow, r. 33 Hawthorne
" Ann. widow, r. 1319, 26th

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McDermott Annie F. Miss, teacher Hearst
Grammar School, r. 724 Fell
" Arthur, stenographer J. C. Hoag, r. 6O6I/2

Haight
" Bernard J., watchman, r. 1223 Florida
" Camilla M. Miss, teacher Edison Primary

School, r. 1705 Page
" Catherine, widow, r. 113 Scott
" Catherine, widow, r. 122 Morris Av
" Catherine, nurse, r. 245 Clementina
" Charles, foreman Gray Bros., r. 526 Clipper
" Charles F., blacksmith, r. 122 Morris Av
" Charles T., driver Wm. W. Magary, r. 3509

Folsom
" Cornelius, longshoreman, r. 816 Sansome
" Dora Miss, r. Our Lady's Home
" Edward, wool sorter Watson & Marx, r. 123

Morris Av
" Ellen, widow, r. 30 Stanford
" Frank, laborer, r. 1045 Market
" George A., salesman, r. 3509 Folsom
" H. Miss, saleslady Hale Bros., r. 1029 Na-

toma
" Henry G., clerk, r. 27 Ritch
" James, r. 1319, 26th
" James, elevator man Pac. Mutual Bldg, r.

134 Clipper
" James, laborer, r. 17 Freelon
" James, laborer, r. 29 Ritch
" James, laborer, r. 216 Minna
" James, wholesole butcher, 1st Av South nr

Railroad Av, r. 345, 10th
" James B., teamster, r. 29 Ritch
" James P., teamster, r. 249 Ritch
" Joanna, widow, r. 6O614 Haight
•' John, blacksmith Pac. Gas Imp. Co. , r. 2235

Greenwich
" John, butcher, 507 Ellis, r. Berkeley
" John, engineer, r. 37, 2d
" John, horse trainer, r. SE cor Point Lobos

and 26th Avs
" John, laborer, r. Ill Valley
" John, laborer, r. 927 York
" John, night clerk Palace Hotel, r. 1621

Grove
" John, painter, r. 267 Farallones
" John, teamster, r. 362, 3d
" John, teamster F. W. Neumann, r. 27 South

Park rear
" John Jr., stenographer The Field & Stone

Co.,r. 927 York
" John F., packer Lievre, Fricke & Co., r. 220

Filbert
" John P., cook, r. 212 Broadway
" JohnW., bartender John J. Carroll, r. 412

Webster
" Joseph J., metal roofer Conlin & Roberts,

r. 15 Silver
" Julia, widow, r. 404 Octavia
" J. William, clerk Nevada Bank, r. 1705

Page
" Lawrence, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill
" Lizzie, widow, r. 728 Grove
" Lizzie Miss, spinner Tubbs Cordage Co., r.

Minnesota Av bet Napa and Shasta
" Margaret, widow, r. 724 Fell
" Margaret, widow, r. 1705 Page
" Martin, r. 2314!/2 Larkin
" Martin, engineer, r. 1014 Filbert
" Mary, widow, r. 1436 Nebraska
" Mary Miss, r. SE cor Point Lobos and 26th

Avs
" Michael, laborer, r. 526 Clipper
" Nathaniel E., clerk W. J. Callingham. r,

1705 Page
" Patrick, car driver, r. 101714 Hampshire

McDermott Patrick, cellerman Lachman &
Jacobi, r. 516 Folsom
" Patrick, laborer, r. 220 Filbert
" Patrick, laborer, r. 409 California Av
" Patrick, laborer South S. F. Tannery, r.

15th AV South nr M
" Patrick J., clerk Merten Mfg Co., r. 220

Filbert
" Samuel, clerk Simpson Lumber Co.
" Thomas, bookbinder Hicks-Judd Co., r. 539

Howard
" Thomas, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 405

Lyon
" Thomas, copyist County Clerk's office, r. 19

Louisa
" Thomas, guard County Jail 2
" Thomas, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,

r. 3419b Clay
" Thomas, laborer, r. 733 Folsom
" Thomas, laborer, r. 1014 Filbert
" Thomas, seaman, r. 5 Rausch
" Thomas C, baker American Biscuit Co., r.

1336 Kearny
«' Thomas F., clerk, r. 1320!/2, 17th
" Timothy, blacksmith, r. 927 York
" William, r. 1335 Utah
" William, liquors, 226, 15th
" William, machine hand Albert Hansen, r.

409 California Av
" William A., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 9

Henrietta Square
" William F., boatman, r. 302 Brannan
" William H., teamster, r. 320 Filbert
McDermott WiUiam P., physician and pharma-
cist, 1350 Valencia, r. 232 San Jose Av
>6®"McDermott. See MacDermot and McDer-

mitt
McDevitt Andrew C, baker American Biscuit
Co.
" Andrew J. (McDevitt & Cleary), r. 4 Rin-

con Av
" Ann, widow, r. 445 Bryant
" Ann, widow, r. 1017 Lombard
" Arthur, teamster Richard D. Chandler, r.

16 Godeus
" Bessie Mrs., bakery, 356 Minnie
" Brothers (Michael and James A.), horse-

shoers, 7 Hubbard
" Charles, laborer, r. Ill Gilbert rear
" Charles F., plumber, r. 27 Stanly PI
" Charles F., weigher P. C. SS. Co., r. 759

Capp
" Charles J., teamster Arctic Oil Wks
" Cornelius, foreman Richard D. Chandler, r.

937, 36th
" Daniel, blind maker Edward B. Hmdes &

Co., r. 1519 Howard
" Edward, teamster August Koerber, r. 19

Washington
" Edward J., expressman, NW cor Mc-
Allister and Larkin, r. 133 Lily Av
" Elizabeth Miss, tailoress, r. 35 Gilbert

rear
" Ellen, widow, r. 1113 Bryant
" Frank, lumberman, r. 2433 Harrison
" J., steamboat man, r. 737 Howard
" James, bakery, 504 Minna, r. 1709 Howard
" James, butcher, r. 1113 Bryant
" James, contractor, r. 216 Harrison
" James A. (McDevitt Bros.), r. 646 Mission
" John, r. 1033, 23d
" John, laborer, r. Ill Gilbert rear
" John C, hatter, r. 1019 Washington
" John F., horseshoer, 736, 4th, r. 838/2 Harri-
son
" John C, bartender, r. 445 Bryant
" John J., clerk Merchants' Exchange Assn.,

r. 1017 Lombard
" Joseph, printer Ames & Harris, r. 105 New-
man
" Mary, widow, r. 416 Broadway
" Mary, widow, r. 636 Natoma
" Mary E., widow, r. 7 Miller PI
" Michael (McDevitt Bros.), r. 646 Mission
" Patrick, stableman Charles Vocke, r. 484,

8th
" Peter, r. 1208, 23d

" Philip, stableman .Oregon Imp. Co., r. Iby^
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McDevitt Samuel, blacksmith, r. 444V^ Clemen-
tina
" Sarah, widow, r. Ill Gilbert rear
" Thomas, yardman Central Coal Co., r. 759

Capp
" Thomas C, baker American Biscuit Co., r.

1326 Kearny
" William, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

128, 15th
" William, teamster, r. 26 Clara
" William S., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

1208, 23d
" & Cleary (Andrew J. McDevitt and Johij K.

Cleary), plumbers, 27 Stanly PI
J9®-McDevitt. See McDavitt
McDiarmid Edward, r. 404, 9th
" James, butcher, r. 345, 10th
" James E., glassblower, r. 404, 9th
" Mary A., widow, r. N s Channel bet 9th

and lOtb
" William, laborer, r. 4 Bryant Av
McDonald A., seaman str Willamette "Valley
" Abner, master mariner, r. 740 Bryant
" Aeneas, laborer, r. 1408 Sanchez
" Agnes, domestic, 2912 California
" Albert, drover, r. 37 Chenery
" Albert R., r. 2434 Pine
" Alexander, .blacksmith, SE cor 39th and

Alabama
" Alexander, capitalist, r. Lick Hcuse
" Alexander, carpenter, r. 502 Powell
" Alexander, cigar maker August Brune, r.

529, 19th
" Alexander, harnessmaker J. O'Kane, r. 132,

6th
" Alexander, helper Edison Light and Power

Co., r. 3 Hampton Court
" Alexander, helper Risdon I. and L. Wks,

r. 119 Shipley
" Alexander, horseshoer, r. 37 Chenery
" Alexander, machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks.,

r. 119 Shipley
" Alexander, marine engineer, r. 1521 Leav-
enworth
" Alexander, shoemaker, 1405!^ Ellis, r. 1413

Ellis
" Alexander, traveling salesman J. A. Fol-

ger&Co.,r. 441, 17th
" Alexander Jr., tailor, r. 211% Polk
" Alexander D., r. 3514 Laguna
" Alexander D., groceries and liquors, cor

Cortland Av and Bennington
" Alfred, carpenter, r. 1022 Polk
" Allan, ship carpenter, r. 3016, 16th
" Allen, carpenter and builder, 1413 Ellis, r.

700 Willow Av
" Amelia, housekeeper, 740 Bryant
" Andrew, blacksmith Larkins & Co., r. 134

Langton
" Andrew, blacksmith Spring Valley W. W.,

r. 1008 York
" Andrew, laborer, r. 515 Chestnut
' ' Andrew J. , j apanner Pac. Sheet Metal Wks
'• Andrew R.. shoemaker, 713 Polk, r. 1104

Av
" Angus, fireman, r. 635 Davis
" Angus, laborer, r. 387 Arlington
" Angus, teacher, r. 529 Eddy
" Ann, widow, r. 276 Jessie
" Annie T. Miss, dressmaking, 131 Post,

rooms 30-31, r. 751 Harrison
" Archibald, r. 63 Clementina
" Archibald, boiler maker, r. 2 Hampton

Court
" Archibald, r. 1008 York
" Archibald C, carpenter, 1106 Hyde
" Archibald J., ship joiner Union I. Wks., r.

337 Golden Gate Av
" Arthur, cook, r. 271 Stevenson
" Arthur H., head salesman James De La

Montanya, r. Oakland
" Belle Miss, compositor Brunt, r. 333 Clipper
" Benjamin, r. 123 Eddy
" Benjamin, molder, r. 11341/^ Folsom
" Benjamin J., haekman, 719 Market, r. 912,

15th
" Bernard, carpenter, r. 11th Av nr California
" Bernard, carpenter Robinson & Gillespie,

r. Oakland

McDonald Bernard A. (McDonald & McCor-

mack), r. 319, 13th
" Byron, clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. 232

Clipper
Catherine, widow, r. 400 Van Ness Av
Charles, hoseman Engine 13, r. 37 Chenery
Charles, shoemaker, r. 432 Duncan
Charles, stableman George Switzer, r. NW

cor 12th and Harrison
Charles, watertender str City of Peking
Charles A., driver Ewell, Shafer & Co., r.

437a 33d
Charles E., stockfltter Buckingham &

Hecht, r. 433 Duncan
Charles H., sergeant police, r. 3131 Busn
Charles J., clerk James Cusick, r. 1317 How-
ard
Charles J., clerk manager's office S. P. Co.,

4 Montgomery, r. San Mateo
Charles J., wharf builder, r. 334 Fremont
Charles L., horseman, r. 313, 5th Av
Charles R., clerk auditing dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. Oakland
Charlotte, widow, r. 809% Montgomery Av
Clementina, widow, r. 933% Minna
D. A., marine engineer, r. 1043% Folsom
Daniel, helper Selby Smelting and Lead

Co., r. 63 Clementina
Daniel, horseshoer, 619 Grove, r. 627 Ivy Av
Daniel, painter, r. 733% Minna
Daniel A., boilermaker T. J. Moynihan, r.

58 Chenery
Daniel A., carpenter, r. 825 Mission
Daniel J., plumber Jos. Armstrong, r. 400

Van Ness Av
Daniel J., salesman Am. Wringer Co, r.

309 Golden Gate Av
Daniel W., messenger Grangers' Bank of

California, r. 220 Diamond
David J., salesman Bruenn's Piano House,

r. Alameda
Delia, widow, r. 508 Noe
De Witt L., student, r. 2122 Pine
De Witt L. Mrs., widow, r. 2133 Pine
D. J., miner, r. 810 Mission
Donald (Carroll & Carroll), and agent

Homer Williams Medicines, 306 Market,

r. 2133 Sutter
Donald, carpenter, r. 3930 Sacramento
Donald H., teamster Albert E. Buckman, r.

103% Germania
Donald D., machinist, r. 512% Clipper
Duncan, lumberman, r. 37 Chenery
Duncan F., capitalist, r. 1408 Sanchez
Edmund, transferrer H. S. Crocker Co., r.

15% Kissling
Edward, r. 333, 5th
Edmund, boilermaker Risdon I. & L. Wks,

r. 1352 Alabama
Edward, hostler Thomas Kelly & Sons, r.

1154 Pine
Edward, laborer Catton, Bell & Co., r. 2

McDermott PI
Edward A., carpenter, r. 158, 9th
Edward G., marine engineer, r. 1923 Mis-
sion
Edward J., frame maker, r. 553 Folsom
Edward P., shoemaker Buckingham &

Hecht, r. 539, 19th
Edward R., tailor, r. 810 Powell
Edwin A., clerk W. S. Goodfellow, r. 434

Bartlett
Eliza, widow, r. 31 Clara rear
Elizabeth, domestic, 813, 2Uth
Elizabeth Miss, saleslady, r. 138 Castro
Elizabeth H., widow, r. 804 Larkin

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McDonald Ellen, widow, r. 539, 19th
• ' Ellen, widow, r. 71914 Lombard
" Elsie Mrs., r. 2222!^ Geary
" E. M.,r. 708 Post
" Emma Miss, saleslady, r. 413 Oak
" Etta, widow, r. 2 Hampton Court
" E. W., locksmith, r. 1061/^, 3d
" Felix, plasterer, r. 29 Converse
" Flora M. Miss, dental student, r. 107 Fair

Oaks
" Frank, hoseman Engine 30. r. 5th Av nr C
" Frank, machinist, r. 54, 1st
" Frank, meter man S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

cor Sickles and San Jose Av
" Frank, speculator, r. 1611 Baker
" Franks., clerk First National Bank of S.

P. safe deposit, r. 116 Valencia
" Frank E., glass beveler Pac. American

Decorative Co., r. 2 McDermott PI
" Frank N., tinsmith, r. 1129, 20th
" Frederick J., carpenter J. G. Carr & Co., r.

613% Natoma
" Frederick W., stockfitter Buckingham &

Hecht, r. 432 Duncan
" Freeman H. . stenographer Julius Newman,

r. 432 Duncan
" George, carpenter, r. 825 Mission
" George, horseshoer James Creely, r. 324'/^,

5th
" George, millman, r. 27 Randall
" George, photographer, r. 733 Linden Av
" George E., lathing contractor, r. 223 Ful-
ton
" George J., painter, r. 2920 Sacramento
" George M., carpenter Charles M. Depew

Planing Mill Co., r. Oakland
" Guy S., carpenter, r. 727i4 Treat Av
" Harry, receiving clerk Smiths' Cash Store,

r. Oakland
" Hattie, stenographer, r. 703, 16th
" Hector M., contractor and builder, 706 Lar-

kin
McDonald Henrietta Mrs., proprietor Pioneer

House, 333 Louisiana
" Henry, artist, r. 1424 Powell
" Henry, marine fireman, r. 175 Perry
McDonald Henry H., secretary Farnsworth &

Ruggles, 100 California, r. Oakland
" Henry Q., clerk, r. 823 Ellis
" Hugh F., gripman Market St. Ry.,r. 1602

Grove
" Ida, widow, r. 633 O'Farrell
" Isabella, widow, r. 140 Hickory Av
" Isabella Miss, nurse S. F. Nursery for

Homeless Children
" Isabella Mrs., r. 13O814 Steiner
" J., r. 519 Sacramento
■' J. A., carpenter Robinson & Gillespie
" James, r. 34 Valley
" James, r. 145 Shipley

" James, builder and contractor, r. 205!4, 14th
" James, carpenter, r. 309 Minna
" James, clerk Mrs. Mary McDonald, r. 160,

9th
" James, gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 3031 Pine
" James, helper Selby Smelting and Lead

Co., r. 63 Clementina
" James, helper William H. Birch & Co., r.

334 Fremont
" James, laborer, r. 20 Verona PI
" James, laborer, r. 624, 4th
" James, laborer, r. 1124!4 Folsom
" James, locksmith, 1740 Market, r. 1239 Mar-
ket
" James, salesman, r. 537 Sacramento
" James, shipcarpenter, r. 333 Louisianna

McDonald James, tanner, r. 306a Bartlett

" James A., r. 1202 Mission
McDonald James A., Fittz Alcohol Cure Co., 7
Flood Bldg, r. 225 Dolores

" James A., steamfitter, r. 124 Langton

Mcdonald james a. j.,

physician and surgeon, Murphy Bldg,
1236 Market, hours 2-4 and 7-8 p. m.,
telephone Jessie 251, r. 1205 Devisa-
dero

McDonald James C, boots and shoes, 3240 Mis-
sion
" James F., proprietor Nevada House, SW

cor Napa and Michigan
" James F., waiter str Corona
" James H., guard County Jail 3
" James J., jailer County Jail 1, r. 2541,

Mission
" James J., machinist, r. 2414 Pacific Av
" James M., machinist, r. 32Vi Page
McDonald James M., president Pacific Bank,
530 California, r. 912 Union
" James P., laborer, r. 1124'/4 Folsom
" James R., rigger Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg

Wks, r. 227, 7th
" James T., plasterer and contractor, 1218

Mission
" James W., carpenter, r. 28 Turk
" Jane, widow, r. 35 Moss
" Joanna, widow, r. 756 Harrison
" John, baker Mount St. Joseph Infant Asy-
lum, r. cor 17th Av South and Q
" John, carpenter Grand Hotel, r. 117, 14th
" John, clerk, r. 1509 Geary
" John, coal passer str Australia
" John, expressman, r. 722 Laurel Av
" John, fireman, r. 625 Front
" John, hoseman Engine 22, r. 1815 Post
" John, laborer, r. 217 Mississippi
" John, longshoreman, r. 612 Howard
" John, marine engineer, r. 334'^, 10th
'• John, messenger Nathan, Dohrmann & Co.,

r. 508 Noe
" John, motorman Market St. Ry., r. 509

Broderick rear
" John, oiler str Washtenaw
" John, plasterer, r. 29 Converse
" John, printer, r. 35 Moss
" John, salesman, r. 702 Fell
" John, shoemaker, r. 307 Cortland Av
" John, upholsterer, r. 793 Mission
" John A., carpenter and builder, 40 New

Montgomery, r. 620 Ellis
" John A., wire worker, r. 4 Alaska PI
" John B., molder Samuel Kellett, r. 108, 7th
" John C, traveling salesman, r. 1370 Market
" John D., carpenter, r. 771 Howard
" John E., clerk, r. 1 Hampton Court
" John E., laborer, r. 235'/^ Perry rear
" John F., carpenter, r. 2617 Bush
" John F., steward, r. 1424V4 Howard
" John J., bookkeeper, r. 138 Castro
" John J., driver, r. 2979 Harrison
" John J., printer, r. 276 Jessie
" John M. F., clerk A. & T. Weil & Co., r. 702

Fell
" John S., conductor Presidio and Ferries

R.R., r. 121014 Union
" John S., druggist, r. 1009 Pacific
" John W., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 226
.California Av
McDonald John W., president City Street Im-
provement Co. and Santa Cruz Rock
Pavement Co., 10-11 and 45 Mills Bldg,
5th floor, r. 1325 Devisadero
" John W. Jr., superintendent City Street
Improvement Co., 11 Mills Bldg, 5th
floor, r. 1325 Devisadero
McDonald Jonathan T., physician and sur-
geon, 63-64 Columbian Bldg, telephone
Bush 26, office hours 2 to 4 and 7 to 8
p. m.
" Joseph, r. 11241^4 Folsom
" Joseph, blacksmith, r. 531 Howard
" Joseph, coal and grain, 1223, 18th
" Joseph, driver Engine 6, r. 145 Shipley
" Joseph, laborer, r. 231, 6th
" Joseph, sailmaker, r. 442 Fulton

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McDonald Joseph, salesman Thomas Connolly,

r. 557 Stevenson
" Joseph, ship builder, r. S s Sierra nr Mich-
igan
" Joseph, teamster, r. 439 Minna
" Joseph A., lather, r. 223 Fulton
" Joseph D., carpenter, r. 1329^4 Sanchez
" Joseph, rubber worker Bowers Rubber Co.,

r. 273% Minna
" Joseph F., plumber Russ Bros., r. 124 Lang-
ton
" Joseph H., liquors, 637 Clay, r. 922 Battery
" Julia, widow, liquors, cor Sickles and San

Jose Avs
" Kate, widow, nurse, r. 219, 3d Av
" Lawrence, hostler Peter Garrity, r. 24

Turk
" Leonidas H., clerk, r. 418'/4 Ivy
" Letitia, widow, r. 434 Bartlett
" Lettie A. Miss, teacher Irving Institute, r.

1036 Valencia
" Lizzie Miss, stenographer, r. 413 Oak
" Lucy E., Mrs., furnished rooms, 404 Post
" Luke, laborer, r. 50 Stevenson Av
" M., fireman str St. Paul
" M. A. Mrs., r. 160, 9th
" Malcolm, cabinet maker A. J. Forbes &

Son, r. 717 Laguna
" Margaret, widow, r. 130 Clipper
" Margaret, domestic, 13 Scott
" Maria Mrs., millinery, 1810 Powell
" Mary, widow, r. .320 Jessie
" Mary, widow, r. 413 Oak
" Mary, widow, r. 1217 Howard
" Mary Miss, dressmaking, 413 Oak
" Mary E., widow, cigars and tobacco, 424

Folsom, r. 15 Kissling
" Maurice J., printer, r. 11211/4 Folsom
" Michael, r. 245 Perry
" Michael, gardener, r. 2027 Ellis
" Michael, laborer, r. 261 Minna
" Michael, laundryman Lick Laundry, r.

36361/2 Sutter
" Michael, teamster P. A. McDonald, r. 811

Folsom
" Michael C, carpenter, r. 2545 Mission
" Michael J., liquors, 904 Illinois
McDonald M. J., office 31 Mills Bldg, 10th floor,

r. 1701 Gough
" Murdoch, helper Risdon I. and L. Wks, r.

73 Natoma
" Neil, teamster, r. 520, 6th
" Neil T., teamster, r. 134, 12th
" Nellie Mrs., portrait artist, 1370 Market
" Owen, laborer Vulcan Iron Wks, r. 532

Howard

Mcdonald p. a.,

wholesale and retail dealer in foreign
and domestic coke, coal and charcoal,
office 813 Folsom, telephone South 24,
yards NE cor Webster and Greenwich,
Miller PI, Bay and Steiner, and N W cor
Howard and Beale, r. 741 Ashhury
McDonald Patrick, r. 751 Harrison
" Patrick, carpenter, r. 2712 Folsom
" Patrick, fireman str San Juan, r. 21i^ Ev-

eret
" Patrick, laborer, r. 53 Natoma
" Patrick J., restaurant, 43, 3d, r. 47, 3d
McDonald Paul, attorney at law, 8-10 Mills
Bldg, 3d floor, r. 410 Leavenworth
" Peter, carpenter, r. Contra Costa House
" Peter, teamster, r. 303 Chenery
" Peter, machinist, r. 1.306 Sanchez
" Peter J., clerk P. A. McDonald, r. 741 Ash-
bury
" Philip, olerk Jacob Unna, r. 114% Turk
" Rachael, widow, r. 7 Scott PI
" Raymond, plumber Garrett C. Sweeney, r.

517, 18th
" Richard, shipwright, r. 2712 Folsom
" Richard S., blacksmith Market St. Ry, r.

1719 Haight
" Robert, r. 7 Montgomery Av
" Robert, salesman, r. Brooklyn Hotel
" Robert P., painter, r. 809% Montgomery Av
" Robert S., bookkeeper, r. 804 Larkin
" Roderick, carpenter, r. 555 Stevenson

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McDonald Roderick, stevedore, r. 334, 18th
Ronald, brick mason, r. 426, 14th
Ronald J., carpenter, r. 517, 18th
Rose Miss, clerk, r. 138 Castro
Samuel, machinist, r. 501 Napa
Samuel, plumber, r. 222, 5th
Sarah, widow, liquors, 600, 6th, r. 707 Bran-
nan
Simon, blacksmith Henry B. Schindler, r.

523 Howard
Terrence, hack driver, stand U. S. Mint, r.

912, 15th
Therese, domestic, 1436 Post
Thomas, boilermaker Risdon I. and L.

Wks, r. 1009% York
Thomas, capitalist, r. 633 Post
Thomas, quartermaster str San Jose
Thomas, seaman, r. 568 Howard
Thomas, teamster, r. 709 Natoma
Thomas B., laborer, r. 3310 Point Lobos Av
Thomas F., hoseman Engine 33
Thomas H., expressman, r. 6 Hartford
Thomas J., machinist, r. 3 McDermott PI
Thomas P., manager J. P. McDonald, r. 501

Napa
Thomas W., law student W. H. Mahoney,

r. 539, 19th
William H., capitalist, r. 620 Sutter
Willard, teamster, r. 232 Clipper
William, r. 603 Bush
William, brass finisher, r. 334%, 5th
William, clerk, r. 1611 Baker
William, coalpasser str Willamette Valley
William, driver SchraderBros., r. 700 Bush
William, driver Thomas Kelly & Sons, r.

1639 Pine
William, horseshoer, Railroad Av nr 5th

Av South, r. 16th Av South nr Railroad

Av
William, laborer, r. 100%, 3d
William, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r.

113% Langton
William, mail clerk, r. 73 Natama
William, shoemaker, r. 433 Duncan
William, teamster, r. 7 Harriet rear
William, waiter str City of Panama
William F.. clerk, r. 218%. nth-
William H. (Flood & McDonald), r. 138%

Castro
William J., driver, r. 567 Stevenson
William J., musician, r. 307 Cortland Av
William S., blacksmith, r. 1318 Haight
William W., butcher W. F. Roberts, r.

2930 Sacramento
" & McCormack (Bernard A. McDonald and

Alexander A. McCormack), wood and

coal, 319, 13th
4®-McDonald. See MacDonald and McDonnell
McDonell Archibald J. (McDonell & Ryan), r.

Hotel St. Nicholas
" & Ryan (A. J. McDonell and D. M. Ryan),

stockbrokers, 335 Pine
McDonnell Alexander, boilermaker, r. 2726 Bry-
ant
" Annie Miss, saleslady Yokohama Tea Im-
porting Co., r. 906 Bryant
" David B., druggist, r. 1169 Market
" Edward, stableman, r. 1511 Pine
" Edward G., helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r.

Gaven nr Merrill
" Edward M., teamster D. S. Cartwright, r.

906 Bryant
" G. E., engineer Mission Power House
" Ida widow, r. 33 Turk
" Jane, widow, r. 327 Bi'oad way
" John, r. 2346 Washington

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McDonnell John, clerk William M. Evans, i*. 519
Sacramento
" John, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1809

Haight
" John, salesman, r. 12 Welsh
" John, tin and sheet iron worker, 250-252,

8th, r. 13 Isls
" John Rev., assistant rector St. Joseph's

Church, r. 214, 10th
" John B., compositor West Coast News-
paper Agency, r. Alameda
" John P., dry goods, 2800 Mission, r. 933,

26th
" Joseph, r. 2346 Washington
" Louise Miss, teacher John Swett Grammar

School, r. 507 Baker
" Marie S., teacher Urban School, r. 2623 Bush
" Martin C, dry goods, 3242 Mission, r. 5 Tif-
fany PI
" Mary Miss, teacher Denman Granomar

School, r. 507 Baker
" Mary E., widow, r. 2608A Bush
" Mary T. Miss, teacher Richmond Primary

School, r. 1169 Market
" Michael, gardener, r. 2027 Ellis
" Michael, laborer, r. 12 Welsh
" Michael, laborer, r. 132 Ellis
" Michael, longshoreman O. R. and N. Co., r.

906 Bryant
" Michael, machinist Joshua Hendy Machine

Wks, r. 30 Welsh rear
" MoUie Miss, glove dyer, r. 13 Isis
" Patrick, r. 634'/^ Broadway
" Patrick, r. 2346 Washington
" Patrick J., teamster, r. 12 Welsh
" P. J., metal roofer Forderer Cornice Wks,

r. 1515 Howard
" Robert, electrician, r. 110 Taylor
" Samuel A., druggist, 110 Grant Av, r. 1212

Fell
" Thomas, r. 906 Bryant
" Thomas, boiler maker, r. 1009^ York
" Thomas, fireman str San Bias, r. 4 Hubbard
" William, carpenter, r. IW-A Turk rear
" William D., peddler, r. Gaven nr Merrill
4®"McDonnell. See Macdonald and McDonald
McDonogh James Jr. (McDonogh & Runyon), r.
1202 Dolores
" Peter, r. 1706 Mason
McDonogh & Runyon (James McDonogh Jr.
and Albert J. Runyon), produce commis-
sion merchants, 408-410 Davis
McDonough Annie, widow, r. 25 Eureka
Annie, widow, r. 321 Langton
Bridget Mrs.,r. 315, 10th
Daniel W , clerk, r. 163 Silver
Edward P., clerk RoosBros., r. 134 Dorland
Frank J., clerk Charles Bloomer, r. 17 City

Hall Av
Frank J., pantryman Cardall &Marston, r.

31 Clara
Hannah, widow, r. 475 Jessie
John, expressman, r. 41 Norfolk
John, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 924'/^

Broadway
John, laborer, r. 3314 Moss
John, laborer, r. SW cor 28th and Tiffany

Av
John, milk ranch, 17th Av South bet R and

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John Jr., milker, r. 17th Av South bet R

andS
John G., tailor, r. 831, 17th
John J., deckhand str Bay City, r. 12 Wool
Lawrence, bartender O'Donnell & Dearin,
r. 608 Geary

McDonough Martin, seaman, r. 105 Clark
" Martin J., steam fitter Union T. Wks, r.

6181^, 2d
" Mary, widow, r. 6 Elizabeth
" Patrick, r. 1313 Sansome
" Patrick, carpenter, r. 48 West Mission
" Patrick, laborer, r. 254 Tehama
" Patrick, r. 146 Clara
" Patrick, saloon keeper, r. 2026 Filbert
" Patrick, teamster Sperry Flour Co., r. 9

Walter
" Peter, helper Edison Light and Power Co.,

r. 134 Dorland
" Peter P., liquors, NE cor Kearny and
Clay and salesman Percy Beamish, r.
640 Clay
" Robert, salesman Rosenthal, Feder & Co.,

r. Brooklyn Hotel
" T., messenger Roos Bros., r. 134 Dorland
" Thomas, bartender P. P. McDonough, r. 640

Clay
" Thomas, janitor, r. 659 Clay, room 9
" Thomas, teamster, r. 321 Langton
" Thomas J., milker, r. 17th Av South bet R

and S
" W., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 3237 Mis-
sion
" William T., shoemaker, r. 1823b Union
J8®="McDonough. See MacDonough
McDougald JohnE., foreman Rufflno& Bianchi,

r. 440, 6th
McDougall Albert G., gasfltter Bush & Mallett
Co., r. 632 Guerrero
" B. &Son (Charles C. McDougall), architects,
330 Pine, rooms 61-62
Bamett, r. 721 Devisadero
Benjamin G., architect B. McDougall &

Son, r. Bakersfield
Charles A., printer, r. 2128 Broderick
Charles C. (B. McDougall & Son), r. 721

Devisadero
Daniel, r. 1531 Oak

George, concrete worker, r. 27 Chapultepec
George, teamster J. S. Hare & Co., r. 1011,

11th Av South
George B., architect B. McDougall & Son,

r. 721 Devisadero
F. Stuart, jeweler Albert P. Rothkopf, r.

1132 Green
Jane, widow, r. 509 Stevenson
Jane, widow, r. 1531 Oak
John W., clerk Mary E. McDougall, r. 632

Guerrero
Mary, widow, liquors, 123 Silver
Mary E., groceries and liquors, NW cor

Guerrero and 19th, r. 632 Guerrero
Matilda A., candies and stationery, 135,

16th
Robert H., carpenter, r. 710. 15th Av South
William F., cashier Fulton Eng. & Ship
Bldg Wks, r. Alameda
" William G., foreman, r. 1106, 17th
4®"McDougall. See Macdougall
McDowell Alfred, clerk J. T. Bowers & Son, r.
a33 McAllister
A. M.,r. 346,4th

Annie Miss, nurse St. Luke's Hospital
Archibald, teamster, r. 227. 2d
Arthur E., bookkeeper C. H. Oilman & Co.,

r. 1423 Clay
Delia, widow, r. 27 Oak
Dress Making Academy The, Austin H,

Lynn manager, 213 Powell
Edward, laborer, r. 4381/4, 6th
Elizabeth, widow, nurse, r. 1520 Dupont
Irving, engineer, r. 1731 McAllister
J. W., trimmer Mutual Electric Light Co.,

r. 110 Taylor
Kathaline, actress Cremorne Theatre
Laura E. Mrs., matron Girls Union Home,

r. 929 Pine
Mary Miss, r. 22 Hawthorne
May, domestic, 222 Dolores
Robert M., policeman, r. 6101/2, 3d
Thomas W., grainer, r. 808V^ Greenwich
William, show card writer, r. 3138a 16th
William T., manager Sunset Distributing
Co. and Pacific Perfumery Co., 41 Stev-
Alameda

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McDuff Andrew, tailor, r. 318 Tehama

" Jeanette, widow, r. 318 Tehama
McDuffle A. Miss, saleslady Hale Bros., r. 830
Geary
" Arthur, engineer Standard Oil Co., r. 120a

8th
" CD. Mrs., r. 120a 8th
" Florence Miss, nurse, 120a 8th
" De Witt, r. 120A 8th
McEachren Angus, carpenter, r. 513 Noe
" Benjamin, r. 547 Stevenson
" Duncan, carpenter, r. Prospect Av nr Eu-
genia Av
" Robert, porter str Pomona
McElaney Edward, painter, r. 168V4 Silver
" Patrick, longshoreman, r. 519 Mission
McElearney James, manager San Francisco
Hay and Grain Co., 619-621 Fourth, r.
1321 Harrison
McElhone Charles, blacksmith helper Pac. Roll.
Mill, r. 165 Silver-
" Edward, coachman Dr. G. F. Shiels, r. 237%
Geary
McElligott John, clerk C. Curtin, r. 38V4 Russ
" Patrick, laborer S. P. Co., r. 385^ Russ
" Thomas, liquors, 1828 Market
" Thomas, clerk C. Curtin, r. 38^/4 Russ
•> William, passenger agent Atlantic & Pa-
cific Railroad Co., r. Oakland
McElnay Annie, widow, r. 519a 19th
McElrath Ella, widow, r. 1330 Jackson
■' Frank J., stairbuilder Henry McMahon, r.
1330 Jackson
McElroy Andrew, builder and contractor, 40
New Montgomery, and member Board of
Education, r. 715 McAllister
" Bridget, widow, r. 514 Ash Av
" Brothers (George S. and John J.), draymen,

SE cor Mission and 1st
" Catherine, widow, r. 13 Natoma
" Edward, laborer, r. 3 Perry rear
" Edward, liquors, 346, 3d
" Edward J., sweeper Harbor Commission-
ers, r. 745 Howard
" Frank B., traveling salesman N. Y. Belt-
ing and Packing Co.
" George J., iron molder, r. 347 Shipley
" George S. (McElroy Bros.), r. 13 Natoma
" Harriet S., widow, r. 822 Guerrero
" Hugh, r. 116 Langton
" Hugh, blacksmith Cal. Construction Co., r.

146 Hancock
" Hugh, laborer, r. 1111 Hampshire
" Hugh A., clerk Cunningham, Curtiss &

Welch, r. 116 Langton
" James, bakery, 762 Brannan
" James, boatman, r. 130 Francisco
" James, hackman United Carriage Co.
" James, laborer, r. 1025 Natoma
" James, teamster, r. 31 Broadway
" James, waiter, r. 211, 4th
" James A., boiler maker, r. 762 Brannan
" James B., druggist. 20714, 24th
McElroy James P., attorney at law, 35-36
Mills Bldg, 8th floor, r. Piedmont
" James R., clerk, r. 616 Haight
" James R., deputy County Clerk, r. 3107

Washington
" J. M. Mrs., widow, r. 323 Guerrero
" John, laborer, r. Hi Natoma
" John C, clerk Cunningham, Curtiss &

Welch, r. 116 Langton
" John J. (McElroy Bros.), r. 1611a Golden

Gate Av
" John W., boiler maker, r. 347 Shipley
" Joseph, r. 609^4 Howard
" Joseph, carpenter, r. 9 Enterprise
" Louise Miss, principal Harrison Primary

School, r. 715 McAllister
" Mary, widow, r. 3 Perry rear
" Mary, widow, r. 347 Shipley
" Mary Miss, r. 279 Stevenson
" Michael, hostler James Tomkinson, r. 27^/4,

4th
" Oscar, drayman, r. 40 Shot well
" Patrick J. (McElroy & Magner), r. 330,

22d
" Peter J., chair finisher Heywood Bros. &
Co., r. 11 Boyd

McElroy Robert, real estate and agent Phelan
Bldg, 4Phelan Bldg, r. SW cor Haight
and Buchanan
McElroy Robert D., clerk Robert McElroy and
notary public, 4 Phelan Bldg, r. 122 Chat-
tanooga
" Robert J., teacher, r. 1111 Hampshire
" Thomas, bookbinder, r. 443b Tehama
" Thomas, carpenter, r. 16 Clara
" Thomas Jr., seaman r. 16 Clara
" Thomas F., machinist, r. 118 Day
" William J., clerk Sperry Flour Co.,r. 112

Valencia
" & Magner (Patrick J. McElroy and Max
Magner), groceries, 518-520, 4th
«®-McElroy. See McIUriach
McElvaney John G., with Cal. Fig Syrup Co., r.

627 Ellis
McElwain Arthur B.. clerk, r. 905 Market
" Charles P., teamster Cal. Construction Co.,

r. 530, 17th
" James, gripman Market St. Ry, r. 9 Erie
McElwee Charles K., with Cal. Casket Co., r.
1924 Ellis
" James, teamster, r. 516 Haight
" William, packer W. P. Fuller & Co., r. 33
Hawthorne
McEnaney Bernard, housemover, r. 341, 13th
" James M., brass molder, r. 904 Bryant
" J. M. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 904 Bryant
McEneany Edward, marine engineer, r. 718, 20th
" Thomas E., machinist Byron Jackson, r.
718, 20th
>B®= McEneany. See McAneny
McEnerney Garret W., attorney at law, 58-61
Nevada Block, r. 715 Hayes
" James, teamster Del Monte Milling Co.,

r. 120a Silver
" John P,, storekeeper U. S. Internal Rev-
enue, r. 34 Ellis
" Thomas J., laborer, r. 1210 Mason
Jg®°McEnerney. See Mclnerney, Mclnerny and

McNerney
McEnhill Hugh P., dyer, r. 331, 22d
" John, real estate, r. 331, 23d
" John H., compositor, r. 331, 22d
" Joseph, cook, r. 331, 22d
" Leonard, plumber Lippert & Hahn, r. 331,

22d
" Peter, conductor, r. 331, 22d
" Thomas F., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co.,
r. 331, 22d
;g®-McEnhill. See Mclnhill
McEniff Patrick, clerk, r. 212, 1st
McEnroe Henry J., bartender, r. 320 Fell
" James H., salesman, r. 427 Fulton
" John B., machine operator Cahn, Nickels-
burg & Co., r. 47 Hermann
" Mary, widow, r. 427 Fulton
" Thomas F., butcher Gendotti Bros., r. 427
Fulton
McEntee James B., with Singer Mfg Co., r.
119^ Shipley
" James J., policeman, r. 1212 Utah
" John T., with Singer Mfg Co., r. II91/2 Ship-
ley
" Joseph F., roller Pac. Roll. Mill, r. IIOM

Langton
" Matthew, cellarman Hibemia Brewery, r.

723c Tehama
" Mary, widow, r. 119V2 Shipley
" Mary J. Miss, stenographer Royal Frater-
nal Guardians, r. Berkeley
" Patrick, helper Willows Brewery, r. 402
Capp
*S=McEntee. See Mclntee

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McEntire Adelia, widow, r. 428 Sanchez

" Edward P., olerii, r. 428 Sanchez
je®-MoEntire. See Mclntire and Mclntyre
McErlain Peter, teamster Richard D. Chandler,

r. 2021 Geary
McEvoy Bridget, groceries, 2009 Dupont
" Edward, marine engineer, r. 319 Jessie
" Edward A., baker American Biscuit Co., r.

1065 Broadway
" Hugh (McMurphy & McEvoy). r. Berkeley
" James, 1st asst. engineer str San Juan, r.

417, 26th
" James, stevedore, r. 290 Union
" James F., student, r. 2827 Jackson
" James J., foreman J. D. Gove, r. 1407 Mont-
gomery
" John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co.. r. 710

Sierra
'< John, speculator, r. 1523 Geary
" John, teamster, r. 934, 13th Av South
" Joseph, hostler John Nolan & Sons, r. 1611

California
" Joseph, messenger Mills Bldg, r. 8 Leroy

PI
" Joseph, pork packer, 338, 10th, r. 336, 10th
" Joseph Jr., bookkeeper Joseph McEvoy, r.

336, 10th
" Joseph G., plasterer, r. 245 Langton
" Joseph G. Jr., plasterer, r. 245 Langton
" Joseph T., electrician, r. 8 Leroy PI
" Margaret, widow, r. 2827 Jackson
" Margaret A. Miss, r. 204 Franklin
" Mary L., widow, r. 8 Leroy PI
" May Miss, compositor John C. Howe, r. 8

Leroy PI
" Michael, statement taker S. F. Gas Light

Co., r. 22 Sharon
" Thomas, carpenter, r. 16 Clara
•' Thomas F., seaman, r. 16 Clara
" Walter, printer H. S. Crocker Co., r. 8 Leroy

PI
'• William, plasterer, r. 245 Langton
4iS-McEvoy. See McAvoy

McEwen Alexander H., boiler maker, r. 327, 10th
" Andrew, blacksmith, r. 820 Battery
" Annie, widow, r. 1318 Jones
" Arthur B., journalist, r. 1511 Scott
" Bernard Mrs., r. 520, 8th
McEwen Brothers (John J. and Frank W.). real
estate agents, houses and lots on install-
ments, 118 Montgomery, telephone Main
1357
" E. Mrs., widow, r. 344, 17th
" Eleanor Miss, school teacher, r. 1318 Jones
" Frank W. (McEwen Bros.), r. 1233 Sanchez
" Helen, widow, r. 26 Webster
" John A., r. 344, 17th
" John C, engineer, r. 124 Wildey
" John J. (McEwen Bros.), r. 26 Webster
" Julia A., widow, r. 1619 Clay
" Lydia Mrs., r. Old People's Home
" Owen, laborer, r. 529 Sacramento
*®=*McEwen. See MacEwen, McKeune. Mc-

Kewen and McKown
McFadden Bridget Miss, restaurant, 516, 1st
" Charles, laborer John D. McGilvray & Co.,

r. 213 Ritch
" Charles, steward Bella Union Theater, r.

624 Washington
" Charles A., clerk Simpson Lumber Co., r.

817 Guerrero
" Charles J., bookkeeper, r. 408 Hyde
" Daniel, ship joiner, r. 23d Av South nr Rail-
road Av
McFadden Daniel, wines and liquors, 1426 Grove
" Edward, traveling salesman, r. 603 Bush

McFadden Emma Miss, teacher Fairmount
Primary School, r. 1607 Turk

" Eugene, workman U. S. Mint, r. 1607 Turk

" Hannah, widow, r. 1016 Minna

" J., coalpasser str Santa Rosa

" James, janitor, r.350 Grove

" James F., clerk, r. 1607 Turk

" James G.,' laborer, r. 739 Folsom

" John, clerk, r. 350 Grove

" John, helper Joshua Hendey Machine Wks,
r. 1914 Taylor

" John, helper Allen & Looney, r. 736i/^ Clem-
entina

" John, laborer, r. 112 Silver

" John, laborer South S. F. Tannery

" John, sewer contractor, r. 9 Tonningsen PI

" John E., liquors, 705, 5th Av, r. 1811 McAl-
lister

" Joseph, machinist, r. 19 Stanly PI

" Joseph, oiler str San Bias

" Kathryn Miss, teacher John Swett Gram-
mar School, r. 1607 Turk

" Maggie, widow, r. 668 Clementina

" Mary, widow, r. 408 Hyde

" Mary E., widow, r. 213 Ritch

" Maude L.,shoefitter, r. 213 Ritch

" P.. wrapper, J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 544 Dia-
mond

" Patrick, solicitor Palace Hotel, r. 544 Din-
mond

" Patrick C, r. 1607 Turk
McFadden Samuel, superintendent United
Undertakers' Association, 27-29, 5th, r.
1654 Hayes

" Stephen, laborer, r. 736V^ Clementina

" Thomas, teamster William Kerr Co., r. 1418
Devisadero

" W. F. Mrs., dress and cloak maker, r. 540
Ellis
McFadyen Allen Mrs., r. 1823 Devisadero

" Archibald (Steele & McFadyen), r. 1730
Page
MoFall Edward, printer, r. 926 Mission

" James A., seaman, r. 33 Nevada Av

" John, laborer, r. 83 Clementina

" John, laborer, r. 606 Hermann

" John, teamster, r. 39 Pacific

" Thomas, driver John B. Dallas, r. 606 Her-
mann
«yMcFall. See McFaul
McFarlan Archibald R., r. 102 Webster

" Arden C, bookkeeper Standard Shirt Fac-
tory, r. 102 Webster

" Frederick K., bookkeeper A. Zellerbach &
Sons, r. 319 Sutter

" James, bartender Henry Muller, r. 520 Pa-
cific
McFarland Albert, clerk, r. 1930 Fillmore

" Alexander W., carpenter, r. 223 Palmer

" Alonzo G., collector, r. 400 Clayton
McFarland Benjamin S. (McFarland Bros.), r.
2163 San Jose Av, Alameda

McFARLAND BROTHERS,

(Benjamin S. and Gardner McFarland
and christian Lorenzen), general mill-
work, planing, sawing and sizing,
shaping, turning and band-sawing,
mouldings and brackets, 225-227 Berry
bet 3d and 4th, telephone South 604
McFarland Charles, flagman S. P. Co., r. 68 Te-
hama

" Charles B., carpet layer, r. 1930 Fillmore

" Clara Miss, r. 114 CoUingwood

" Cornelius, plumber, r. 1232V4 Vallejo

" Cornelius, stereo typer Call, r. 1114 Steven-
son

" Daniel, fireman str Progreso

" Daniel J., carpenter, r. 41 Warren

" David A., r. 1925 Sutter

" Emma, widow, r. 2 Converse

" Frank, clerk, r. 638 Francisco
McFarland Gardner (McFarland Bros.), r. 1012
Walnut, Alameda

" George W., driver Guadaloupe Dairy Co.,
r. San Bruno Av nr 15th Av South

" Helen Miss, r. 7 Van Ness Av

" Helen F. Miss, teacher Clement Grammar
School, r. 1306 Polk

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McFarland Hugh, stableman A. C. Campbell, r.
133 Folsom
James, porter J. G. B. Broemmel, r. 2501

California
James, salesman Kavanaugh Bros., r. 319

Steiner
John, laborer, r. 3 Converse
John, master mariner, r. 1932 Union
John, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Joseph B., liquors, NW cor Union and

Steiner
Lillian, clerk, r. 238 Noe
M. N., bookkeeper, r. 110 Eddy
M. T. Miss, teacher Clement Grammar

School, r. 1306 Polk
Octavia, widow, r. 400 Clayton
Oliver, r. 9 South Park
Owen, expressman, r. Ill Hermann
Peter, r. 1400 Castro

Robert, waiter Russ House, r. 336a Bush
Robert E., painter John G. Edmondson, r.

928 Florida
Theresa, widow, r. 404 Tehama
Thomas, r. St. Mary's Hospital
Thomas A., capitalist, r. 400 Clayton
McFarland Thomas B., Associate Justice Sup-
reme Court of California, chambers 825
Market, Emporium Bldg, r. 2241 Jackson
" Thomas W., clerk Collier & Grant, r. 914

Pine
" Wallace, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 18

Dearborn P]
" William, driver Millbrae Dairy
" William L., physician, r. 637a Ellis
" William R., contractor, r. 1038 Shotwell
" William R., deputy Fish Commissioner, r.
1719 Sutter
i^~McFarland. See Macfarlane
McFarlane George, attorney at law, r. 913 Post
" Hubert, laborer, r. 84^2 Colton
" John, boilermaker Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg

Wks, r. 437, 11th
" John, carpenter, r. 2721 Harrison
" John, plasterer, r. 61 Chenery
■' Peter D. (Cutter & Co.), r. 913 Post
" W., clerk, r. 537 Sacramento
" William T., lineman Edison Light and
Power Co., r. 117, 10th
i8®=McFarlane. See McFarland
McFarron Robert, seaman, r. 419 East North
McFaul Charles, clerk, r. 313 San Jose Av
" C.L., ticket agent Coast Divisions. P. Co.,

r. 313 San Jose Av
" Hugh, weigher, r. 2936 Folsom
" James, stable foreman Sperry Flour Co., r.
1008 Harrison
McFauU Stephen, barber Alfred J. Heilfron, r.

403/2 Gough
Jg^-McFauU. See McFall

McFee Daniel, joiner Union Iron Wks, r. 811
Bryant
" Disraeli D., laborer, r. 617 Ellis rear
" Joseph R., manager Salvation Army Life
Boat, 117 Jackson and 120 Oregon, r. 1139
Market
" Thomas, laborer, r. 1901 Pacific Av
4S~McFee. See Macphee, McAfee and Mc-

Phee
McFeeley Benjamin J., butcher, r. 1105 How-
ard
" Charles, marine engineer, r. 15 Flint Alley
" Daniel, clerk The Zeno Mauvias Music Co.,

r. 1105 Howard
" Edward, butcher, r. 1105 Howard
" James, blacksmith, r. 1105 Howard
" John, longshoreman O. R. and N. Co.
McFeely F.. asst. engineer str Noyo
" Lola Miss, teacher, r. 1414 Bush
McFerran S. F. Mrs., widow, r. 833 Sutter.
McGafBgan Bernard, teamster Oregon Imp. Co.,
r. UVz Federal
" James, laborer, r. 5 Lawrence PI
" Michael, laborer, r. 5 Lawrence PI
" Patrick, teamster Oregon Imp. Co., r. 5
Lawrence PI
McGahey Robert, clerk r. 521 Douglass
McGann Bell, type setter Pacific States Type
Foundry, r. 250 Minna
" Ellen M., widow, r. 444 Brannan

McGann Frank, chair finisher Heywood Bros. &
Co., r. Oakland
Frank P., mill hand, r. 444 Brannan
Henry, cellarman Lachman & Jacobi, r.

250 Minna
J., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill
John, machinist Cahill & Hall Elevator

Co., r. Golden Gate, Cal
Marie, widow, r. Prentiss nr Powhattan
Michael J., machinist Pac. Roll. Mill, r.
153 Solano

" William H., plumbing, 1166 Mission, r. 512
Larkin
McGarigal James, fireman, r. cor Army and

Folsom
McGarity Edward L., liquors, 105 Powell, r. 120

Ellis
McGarrey James, watchman U. S. Mint, r. 925%

Mission
McGarrity D. J., solicitor, r. 605 Ellis
McGary Edward, capitalist, r. 1036 Mission
" Edward Jr., r. 1036 Mission
" James F., miner, r. 1036 Mission
4®="McGary. See Magary and McGeary
McGattigan Patrick, laborer, r. 3314 Ecker rear
McGaughey Francis, salesman Marshall, Teg-
gart & Co., r. 3 Vernon PI
" James D., r. 663 Market
" Lewis R., r. 414. 3d Av
" Patrick, foundryman, r. 501 Napa
McGaughran Charles, cellarman Cal. Wine
Assn., r. 616 Jessie
" William, clerk, r. 616 Jessie
McGauley Edward J., foreman, r. 1135 Mission
" James F., auditor Savings and Loan Soci-
ety, r. 2423 Green
" William E., clerk, r. 611 Polk
iSS-McGauley. See Macauley, McAuley and

McCauley
McGavin Walter J. S.. accountant Nevada

Bank, r. 2603 California
MoGavran Stephen, painter, r. 123c San Jose Av
McGaw Sidney A., manager Percy Beamish,

918-923 Market, r. 537 Alvarado
McGeary Annie, domestic, 1930 Jackson
" David, compositor, r. 1513)^ Market
" Eliza Miss, seamstress St. Mary's Hos-

tal
" John, contractor, r. 1175 Mission
" Joseph A., chief clerk U. S. Postoface In-
spectors, r. 1175 Mission
" Thomas, laborer, r. 536/3, 9th
jB®=McGeary. See McGary
McGee Arthur, pressman, r. 160 Silver
" Catherine, widow, r. 760a Howard
" Edward, teamster, r. 124 Utah
" Edward, yardman Perry J. Smith, r. 445

Bartlett
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 1249b 18th
" Eugene, waiter, r. 129 Taylor
" Francis A., agent Mutual Reserve Fund

Life Assn, r. Lorin
" Francis P., packer, r. 1859 Lexington Av,

rear
" Henry, storekeeper XL Dairy Co., r. 222,

23d
" Henry C, order clerk Redington & Co., r.

Lorin
" James, laborer, r. 217 Mississippi
" James B., shipping clerk, r. 335 Turk
" James C, machinist S. P. Co., r. 903 Mont-
gomery
" James C, molder, r. 513 Hyde
" Jennie A. Miss, dressmaking, 513 Hyde
" John, r. 160 Silver
" John, peddler, r. 1316, 24th

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McGee John, teamster, r. 421 Church
" John J., solicitor, r. 3 Sheridan
" John N., policeman, r. 513 Hyde
" John P., laborer, r. 136 Church
" John R., housesmith, r. 3 Sheridan
" Joseph, teamster, r. 1337 Utah
" J. R., oiler str City of Sydney
" Marshall, r. 29 Ritch
" Michael, r. 214 Ellis
" Patrick, r. 1113 Jackson
" Patrick, policeman, r. &35 Turk
" Peter, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 113

Randall
" Peter, teamster P. A. McDonald, r. 518>^

Stevenson
" Peter J., laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 113

Randall
" Porter, civil engineer, r. 606 Folsom
" Richard, carriage trimmer O'Brien & Sons,

r. Huron nr Mount Vernon Av
" Robert E., r. 513 Hyde
" Rosanna, widow, r. 335 Turk
" Thomas, laborer, r. 12 Clay
" Thomas F., clerk, r. 335 Turk
" Thomas J., bookkeeper Bertie & Co., r. 33

Welsh
McGee WiUiam J., attorney at law, 610 Mont-
gomery, r. 1711 Broadway, Alameda
" William J., compositor Frank Eastman &

Co., r. 345Brannan
" William M., relief agent Wells. Fargo &

Co., r. 11014 McAllister
>8®"McGee. See Magee and McGhee
McGeehan Charles, teamster, r. 431 Pine
" Hugh, engineer, r. NE cor 14th and South

Broderick
McGeeney Annie E. Miss, r. 1519 Jackson
" Bridget, widow, r. 1519 Jackson
" Edward P., printer, r. 1519 Jackson
" Frank A., clerk Lake & Co., r. 1519 Jack-
son
" William H., foreman John B. Mclntyre, r.

1519 Jackson
McGeorge James, carpenter, r. 313i4 Elm Av
" Thomas, clerk, r. 1213 Tavlor
•• William C, clerk, r. 1213 Taylor
McGeough Arthur H., salesman Sommer &

Kaufman, r. 1409!^ Mason
" Hugh R., canmaker, r. 908 Sansome
" James A., stonecutter, r. 908 Sansome
" John F., manager J. T. Sullivan, r. 908

Sansome
" Robert A., salesman, r. 908 Sansome
" Rose, domestic, 2010 Washington
" Rose T. Miss, teacher Lafayette Primary

School, r. 908 Sansome
McGeown John W., foreman City St. Imp. Co.,

r. 230 Duncan
McGettigan Charles D., medical student St.

Mary's Hospital
" Edward, salesman Moore, Hunt & Co., r.

Russ House
McGhee Frederick, machinist Cal. St. RR, r.

1201 y. Bush
" JohnT.,asst. superintendent Cal. St. RR.

r. 1201'/2 Bush
" Robert J., clerk S. P. Co., r. I20114 Bush
>8®- McGhee. See Magee and McGee
McGibben James A., boiler maker, r. 148 Ship-
ley
" James A., hoseman Engine 6, r. 311, 6th
" Robert, r. 638, 23d
" Robert, machinist, r. 148 Shipley
" Samuel J., tailor, r. 148 Shipley
McGibbon Isabelle, widow, r. 23 South Park
j8S= McGibbon. See McKibbin

McGibbons Frank, machinist Union I. Wks, r.

435 Bryant
McGifBn Charles, gripman Market St. Ry, r. 804
Lott
" James, upholsterer W. & J. Sloane & Co. .

r. 430 Fulton
" Joseph, solicitor International Hotel, r. 701

Stockton
" Joseph A., hatter, 136, 3d, r. 701 Stockton
" Margaret, widow, r. 430 Fulton
" Rutherford, decorator, r. 430 Fulton
McGill August, clerk Louis A. Grade, r. IOO8V2
Market
" Avery B., physician and surgeon, ofiQce and

r. 919 Post
" Catherine, widow, r. 1410, 25th
" Charles, helper La Grande Laundry
" C. E., typewriter R. G. Dun & Co., r. 1733

Broadway
" Daniel, peddler, r. 83 Stevenson rear
" George, clerk, r. 908 Dolores
" Henry G., physician and surgeon, office

and r. 919 Post
" Henry I., journalist Post, r. 1733 Broad-
way
McGill Henry M., notary public and attorney
at law, 30 Montgomery, telephone Main
818, r. 1733 Broadway
" Hugh, wood and coal, 110 Clara, r. 112

Clara
" John H., clerk, r. 32, 4th
" John P., barber, 52514 East
" Joseph, painter, r. 111^ Dale PI
" Mary Miss, nurse, r. 1410, 25th
" M. B., barber Manuel Guster, r. 1502 Fol-
som
" M. C, accountant, r. 2200 Steiner
McGill Robert E., public accountant, 405 Cali-
fornia and solicitor Fireman's Fund In-
surance Co., r. 2200 Steiner
" Sarah, widow, r. 310 Jones
" Thomas, sign painter, 415 Market, r. 1410,

25th
" William, r. 326 O'Farrell
" William, cashier George Webb Alexander,
r. Oakland
im- McGill. See Magill

McGillan Kate, domestic, 1322 Golden Gate Av
" Mary, widow, r. 522 Castro
" Patrick, steamfitter W. D. Hobro, r. 1718
Leavenworth
McGillaway Neal, cigars and tobacco, 131 Eddy,

r. 18 Guy PI
McGillen Rodger, plumber, r. 1105, 18th
McGilley James G., plasterer, r. 313, 8th
" Patrick, plasterer, r. 313, 8th
" Rose Miss, cook, r. 242 Taylor
McGillicuddy Eugene, expressman, r. 1204 How-
ard
" John E., machinist William Wedgwood Ma-
chine Wks, r. 1016 Sanchez
McGilligan Daniel, furdresser Nicholas Jung
McGiltin Frank, hackman, r. 2391^ Langton
" William, gasfltter S. F. Novelty and
Plating Wks, r. 856 Brannan
McGillivray Alexander D., machinist, r. 765
Harrison
" Angus, carpenter, r. 8 Virginia Av
" Christina, domestic, 1117 Pine
" George, machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks, r.
540 McAllister
McGUlivray George, president Downie Boiler
Incrustation Preventative Co. and agent
Heberer Oil Burner, ofBce 42, 2d, r. 1047
McAllister
" John D., miner, r. 1047 McAllister
" Stephen, teamster, r. NE cor Fillmore and

Chestnut
" William, laborer, r. 301 Sierra
^g" McGillivray. See MacGillivray and Mc-

Gilvray
McGilloway James, longshoreman O. R. & N.

Co., r. 545!4,2d
McGilvery Thomas, driver S. F. Laundry, r.

1227 Pine
McGilvray Henry S., stonecutter John D. Mc-
Gilvray & Co., r. 1031 Valencia
" James B., receiver Sutter St. Ry., r. 1332
Bush

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McGilvray James S. (John D. McGilvray &
Co.), r. Denver, Col.
" John D. (John D. Gilvray & Co.), r. 1021

Valencia
" John D. Jr., clerk John D. McGilvray & Co.,
r. 1021 Valencia
McGilvray John D. & Co. (John D. and James S.
McGilvray and Robert Findlay), build-
ing and stone contractors, SW cor 2d and
King
J^ McGilvray. See MacGillivray and McGil-

livray
McGinerty Charles W., clerk, r. 131 Perry
" Frank J., grainer, r. 335, 4th
" George H., clerk P. J. McElroy, r. 131

Perry
" J. Francis (Finerty & McGinerty), r. 31

Eddy
" Joseph, woolsorter Watson & Marx, r. 351

Clementina
" J. W., electrician Cal. Novelty & Imp. Co.,

r. 313V4 Clementina
■• Patrick H., grainer, r. 131 Perry
McGlnity James, conductor S. F. & S. M. Ry.

Co., r. 72Chenery
jm^ McGlnity. See McGinty
McGinley Fannie, r. 909 Battery rear
" J., cellarman Cal Wine Assn.
" Jaaies A., lineman Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co.,

r. 463 Jessie
" John, laborer, r. 546 Pennsylvania Av
McGinn Annie Miss, stamping and embroider-
ing, 226 O'Farrell
McGinn. Brotliers(Eugene McGinn), undertakers
and embalmers, 31 Eddy
" Edward, gardener St. Marys Hospital
" Eugene (McGinn Bros.), r. 31 Eddy
" Frank T., clerk F. W. Voogt, r. 1802 Ellis
" George, asst. superintendent County Jail

No. 2, r. 20, 12th
" George F., clerk Simpson & Millar, r. 20,

12th
" George W., engraver, r. 1802 Ellis
" James E., undertaker McGinn Bros., r. 3

Margaret Court
" Johanna, widow, r. 1802 Ellis
" Joseph, shoemaker, r. 20, 12th
" Joseph, waiter, r. 1122 Battery
" Joseph A., helper William F. Wilson, r.

20, 12th
" Josephs., r. 1802 Ellis
" Leo, clerk, r. 20, 12th
" Martin, porter Nolan Bros. Shoe Co., r. 861

Market
" Patrick, engineer St. Mary's Hospital
McGinn P. Henry, agent Rudolph's Patent

Pool Table, 31 Eddy
McGinnes Robert T., inspector U. S. Customs, r.

321 Guerrero
McGinness Charles J., secretary United Under-
takers Association, 27, 5th, r. 629 Minna
" George T., clerk freight auditor's dept. S.

P. Co., r. 511 Turk
" Joseph, janitor, r. 95 Steuart
McGinney Frank, clerk, r. 728% McAllister
" John H., deputy Superintendent of Streets,

r. 72814 McAllister
" Patrick, J., cooper, r. 728!4 McAllister
McGinnis Annie, widow, r. 328 Bartlett
" Catharine, widow, r. 1307 Harrison
" Constantine, teamster Gross & MuUaney,

r. 624 Fulton
" Edward, groceries and liquors, 219, 24th
" Edward, janitor, 935 Market
" Hugh, cook, r. 6 Montgomery Court
" Hugh J., bookkeeper Metzger & Franklin,

r. 1921 Geary
" James, r. 1921 Geary

" James, bartender John Dunn, r. 701 Battery
" James, seaman, r. 11 Natoma
" James E., policeman, r. 25% Madison Av
" J. H., laborer U. S. Mint, r. 137 Silver
" John, laborer, r. 1057 Golden Gate Av rear
" Michael, marine fireman, r. 547, 1st
" Patrick J. liquors, NW cor 16th and Guer-
rero
" Robert, clerk, r, 711 Franklin
'< Thomas, miner, r. 118a Noe
" Thomas B., bookkeeper, r. 1921 Geary

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McGinnis William, conductor, r. 106%, 3d
" William L,., shoeflnisher G. M. Kutz & Co.,
r. 7 Grant Alley
4®=-McGinnis. See Maginnis, McGinness, Mc-

Guinness and Mclnnis
McGinty Arthur T„ driver U. S. Laundry, r. 315
Grove
" Arthur T., fixture hanger J. W. Burtchaell,

r. 142 Clipper
" Charles, glass stainer, r. 92i Boardman PI
" Dennis, longshoreman, r. 261 Minna
" Ellen, widow, r. 9M Boardman PI
" James, laborer, r. 9% Boardman PI
" James P., engineer Crocker Bldg, r. 142

Clipper
" John, laborer, r. 856 Howard
" John F. Rev., pastor Church of the Holy

Cross, r. 1820 Eddy
" Lily, bookbinder, r. 9M Boardman PI
" Patrick, shoemaker, 410%, 6th
" William, shoemaker, 410%, 6th
4®-McGinty. See McGinerty
McGirr Elizabeth Miss (Gormley & McGirr), r.

1314 Larkln
McGivern Bernard W., clerk S. P. Co., r. 128
Scott
" Edward J., druggist, 500 Guerrero, r. 502

Guerrero
" Katherine A. Miss, teacher Hamilton
Evening School, r. 381 Dolores
McGivney Edward H., coremaker, r. 926 Mont-
gomery
" John T., serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co.,

r. 226b Clara
" Mary Miss, bookbinder, r. 926 Montgomery
" Michael, laborer John G. lis & Co., r. 926

Montgomery
" Patrick, r. 647% Willow Av
" Patrick, porter Occidental Hotel
McGlade Edward, horseshoer, r. 147 Shipley
" Michael, longshoreman, r. 131 Greenwich

rear
" Patrick, foreman City Street Improvement
Co., r. 230 Duncan
McGlade Peter W., chief clerk Registrar's

offtce. r. 761 Capp
McGladery Mary Miss, matron Ladies' Protec-
tion and Relief Society, E s Franklin
bet Post and Geary
McGlauflin Lewis W., grain and commission

merchant, 309 California, r. Alameda
McGlaughlin Charles, teamster, r. 720 Sierra

" Peter, fireman, r, 720 Sierra
«®~ McGlaughlin. See McLaughlin
McGlennon E., attendant U. S. Quarantine Sta-
tion, Angel Island
•' John, blacksmith, r. 245, 9th
iMcGlew JohnB., assayer and mining machin-
ery, 419 California, room 16, r. 1575 Folsom
" Ore Concentrator Co. The, Frank Barrere
secretary and manager, offtce 116 Davis,
works 132 Main
" Thomas, mining engineer, r. 1575 Folsom
McGlincey Frank J., clerk, r. 736 Green
McGlinchey Hugh, r. 1008 Larkin
" Peter J., teamster Cal. Coal Co., r. 1122
Larkin
McGlinchy Cornelius, salesman, r. 237% Hick-
ory Av
" Michael, groceries and liquors, 900 Filbert
McGlindon Felix, salesman, r. 730 Harrison
McGlinn Mary, widow, r. 506 Guerrero
.e®-McGlinn. See McGlynn
McGloin Daniel, car driver, r. 1325% Natoma
" Edward, salesman D. M. Moran & Co., r. 26
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DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF

Foreign and Domestic Coal.

Hotels, Restaurants and Ship-
ping Supplied.

McGlone Daniel, teamster, r. 326 San Jose Av
" James, truckman Truck 5, r. 1034 Oak
" James H., wardtender City and County

Hospital
" James J., butcher, 305 Brannan. r. 519 Sac-

CO

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" James P., driver William C. Miller, r. 238,

14th
" James P., porter Hagerty Bros., r. cor

Ocean Boulevard and Fulton
McGlynn A. J. Mrs., bakery, 444 Hayes
" Benjamin, baker, r. 444 Hayes
" Bernard, house mover, r. 9 Everett
" Catherine Mrs., r. 1326 Mission
" Charles J., clerk Hlbernia Savings and

Loan Society, r. 1500 Golden Gate Av
" David H., molder Atlas Iron Wks, r. 15414

Clara
" Frank, real estate, r. 1810 Scott
" Frank Jr. {McGlynn & O'Toole), r. 1810

Scott
" Hugh, conductor Presidio and Ferries RR,

r. 2002 Central Av
" John, boiler maker, r. 632 Mission
" John, longshoreman, r. 612 Howard
" John, milk dealer, 1413 Harrison
" John F., clerk delivery dept Wells, Fargo

& Co., r. 1216 Howard
■' Joseph, carpenter, r. 662 Minna rear
" Mary E. R. Miss, tailoress, r. l,'>4i/2 Clara
" Michael, editor The Voice of Labor, 620

Market
" Patrick H., roofer, r. 154^4 Clara
" Patrick J., hackman United Carriage Co

r. 12 Russell
" Peter J. (McGlynn & Menton), r. 2424 Leav-
enworth
■' Theresa Miss, lodgings, 2002 Central Av
'• Thomas, r. 1216 Howard
" Thomas, policeman, r. 603, 3d
■' Thomas A., r. 15414 Clara
" William J., trunkmaker Hirschfelder &

Meaney, r. 12 Russell
" & Menton (Peter J. McGlynn and William

H. Menton), real estate agents, 22 Chron-
icle Bldg
McGlynn & O'Toole (Frank McGlynn Jr. and

John O'Toole), attorneys at law, 36-37

Nevada Block
4®-McGlynn. See McGlinn
McGoldrick Charles, car washer, r. 946 Howard
" Daniel, r. 422 Austin Av
" Daniel, fireman str Encinal, r. 1823 Pine
" Daniel, millhand W. H. Miner, r. 1120, 23d
" Henry, blacksmith, r. 1120, 23d
" James, sexton, r. 320 Harrison
" John, teamster A. C. Campbell, r. 568 Fol-

som
" John M., plumber, r. 1120, 23d
" John P., shoemaker, r. 1124. 23d
" Patrick, fireman Western Sugar Refinery

r. 1117% Tennessee
" Patrick, janitor, r. 78 Natoma
" Patrick, stevedore, r. 1124, 23d
" Thomas, bartender, r. 1124, 23d
" William, expressman, 425 Sansome, r. 1124,

" William, machinist Pac. Roll. Mill., r. 338

Louisiana
" William, stevedore, r. 1120, 23d
" William Jr., millhand W. H. Miner r
1120,23d ' ■

McGonigle Bernard, laborer, r. 636, 3d
" Cornelius, r. 41 Natoma
" Dennis, r. 1114 Alabama
" Edward, r. 15 Florence

312,

McGonigle Frank J., meterman S. F. Gas Light
Co., r. 640 Minna
Hugh, laborer, r. 37 Mary
Hugh, laborer, r. 636, 3d
Hugh, packer, r. 15 Florence
John, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 650

Howard
John P., horseshoer,
Joseph, r. 15 Florence
Michael, laborer,
Neil, laborer, r. 43 Ne
Philip, coal, r. 636, 3d
Susan, widow, r. 636, 3d
Thomas, laborer, r. 636, 3d
Thomas P., teamster, r. 1114 Alabama
Timothy, longshoreman, r. 15 Florence
William, clerk J. William Boyken, r. 43
Natoma
" William, engineer, r. 15 Florence
4®"McGonigle. See McGunagle
McGoogan John, laborer, r. 15a De Boom
McGoon Byron G., r. 102 Taylor
" Mamie, widow, r. 306 Ritch
McGorey Susan Miss, teacher Whittier Pri-
mary School, r. 2015!4 Ellis
McGorry Catherine, widow, r. 1214 Alabama
" James B. E., porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r.

614 Folsom
" John J., driver Chemical Engine 6, r. 313,
6th
4®="McGorty. See Magorty and McGurty
McGougan Mary, widow, r. 613i/4 Broderick
McGough John, foreman J. E. Whitney, r. 3066
Laguna
" Patrick, longshoreman J. E. Whitney, r.
3066 Laguna
McGourty Francis, laborer, r. 215 Linden Av
McGovern Andrew J., watchman State Dredger

1, r. 30 Sharon
McGovern Benedict Very Rev. 0. F., prior St.
Dominic's Monastery, W s Steiner bet
Bush and Pine
" Bernard, laborer, r. 752 Howard
" Charles C, physician, 1577 Folsom
" Charles J., physician, 1577 Folsom
" Edward, r. 314 Brannan
" Frank, laborer, r. 3/2 Boardman PI
" Frank, porter, r. 765 Mission
" George, clerk, r. 4 Moulton PI
" James, r. N s Aldine nr Willard
" James, brass finisher, r. 73 Shipley
" James, laborer, r. 20 Georgia
" James, flesher Legallet-Hellwig Tanning

Co., r. ]215 Florida
" James, watchman, r. 120 Cook
" James E., policeman, r. 2011 Hyde
" John, r. 2740 Van Ness Av
" John, clerk California Hotel, r. 120 Cook
" John, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 419

John F. (Butler & Co.), r. Sausalito

John F. (Creamer & McGovern), r. 660 Har-
rison

John H., clerk The Examiner, r. 2627 Pine

John J., inspector U. S. Customs, r, 2740
Van Ness Av

Leo W., conductor Presidio and Ferries
RR., r. ] 134 Union

Margaret Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home

Michael J., conductor Market St. Ry., r.
660 Harrison

Patrick, paver, r. 104, 23d

Philip (Rlordan& McGovern), T.64b% Stev-
enson

Philip, book maker, r. 120 Cook

Philip H., real estate, r. 36 Rincon PI

Robert (McGovern & Bidinger), r. 26 Ever-
ett

Thomas, bag maker Hirschfelder & Mean-
ey, r. 104, 23d

Thomas, foreman Chicago Paint Co.

Thomas, tin roofer Forderer Cornice Wks,
r. 530/2 Valencia

Thomas, riveter, r. 216 Michigan

Thomas B. (Delafield, McGovern & Co.), r.
New York

Thomas C, r. 232, 25th

Thomas H., driver Chemical Engine 4, r.
2740 Van Ness Av

The Bulletin

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McGovern William, clerk Creamer & McGovern,
r. 660 Harrison
" William R. (Hirschbaum & McGovern), r.

1577 Folsom
" & Bidinger (Robert McGovern and Gustave
A. Bidinger), barbers, 152. 3d
McGowan Annie Miss, seamstress, r. 18V^ Moss
" Bartholomew, r. 2-1 Valparaiso
" Benjamin T., tile setter, r. 851 Harrison
" Bernard, chipper, r. 647 Howard
" Bridget, widow, r. 38 Page
" Charles G., r. SW cor 28th and Alabama
" Daniel, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 1109 How-
ard
" Edward J., physician, r. 1616 Hayes
" Frances, widow, r. 545 Minna
" Frank, porter Murray & Steinhagen, r. 4

Bernard
" George A., clerk George Morrow & Co., r.

540 Turk
" Hannah, bookkeeper, r. 2017 Dupont
" Harry H., motorman S. F. & S. M. Ry., r.

59 Chenery
" Harvey, house mover, r. 341, 13th rear
" Henry H., carrier postofflce, r. 1317b Clay
" Hugh, marine hreman, r. 530 Folsom
" James, dental student, r. Occidental Hotel
" James, policeman, r. 2017 Dupont
" James H., foundryman Marshutz & Can-

trell, r. 12 Ridley
" John, asst. engineer str Dauntless

Mission
" John, blacksmith, r. 18^^ Moss
" John, laborer, r. 230 Duncan
" John, laborer, r. 411 Sansome
" John, porter, r. 24 Valparaiso
" John, tin roofer James Guilfoy, r

fornia Av opp Fair Av
" John A., carpenter, r. 851 Harrison
•' John J., plumber, r. QVi William
" John S., r. 723^/^ Valencia
" John T., carrier postofflce, r. 411 Vallejo
" Joseph, salesman B. H. Lucke, r. 1121, 20th
" Joseph M., brickmason, r. 1616 Hayes
" Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 2017 Dupont
" Kate Miss, hair dresser, lOOT'^ Larkin
" Lizzie, domestic, 1218 Golden Gate Av
" Maggie Miss, clerk, r. 22i4 Lewis
" Martin, deckhand State dredger 1, r. 1812a

Mason
" Mary, widow, r. 205 Chattanooga
" Mary A., widow, r. 222 Sanchez
" Mathew, builder, r. 1616 Hayes
" Mathew B., brickmason, r. 1616 Hayes
" Matthew, laborer, r. California Av opp

Fair Av
" M. C, marine engineer, r. 425 Taylor
" Michael, laborer, r. 22'/^ Lewis
" Michael, news agent, r. 174 Jessie
" P., hostler Cal. Construction Co., r. 530, 17th
" Patrick, r. 1427, 21st Av South
" Patrick, r. 59 Chenery
" Patrick, blacksmith First St. Wks Union

L Wks, r. I81/2 Moss
" Patrick, foreman S. P. Co., r. cor 10th and

Channel
" Patrick, laborer, r. 12 Ridley
" Patrick, teamster, r. 434 Linden Av
" Patrick A., insurance, 221 Sansome, r. 851

Harrison
" Patrick J., laborer, r. 2354 Everett
" Peter, r. 2017 Dupont
" Peter Jr., r. 2017 Dupont
" Peter J., clerk M. A. Marron, r. 263 Perry
" Peter J., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1003

Sierra
" Philip E., stone cutter, r. 2328 Harrison
" Richard C, foundryman Marshutz &, Can-

trell, r. 12 Ridley
" Robert H., attorney at law, 318 Pine, rooms

28-30, r. Occidental Hotel
" Ronald P., carpenter, r. 1218 Mission
" Terrence, compositor, r. 2328 Harrison
" Thaddeus, salesman Nolan Bros. Shoe Co.,

r. 418 Sutter
" Thomas, liquors, 119, 2d, r. 75 Minna
" Thomas, liquors, 3430 Mission
" Thomas, melter Thompson Bros., r. 643
Folsom

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

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In Plush, Terry, Damask and Sateen, Made

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Steamboats, etc.

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McGowan Tliomas A., attorney at law, Empo-
rium Bldg, r. 1922 Vallejo

" Thomas J., butcher, 531 Geary, r. 2014
Geary

" Walter J., brick mason, r. 1616 Hayes

" William H., r. 640, 22d

" William H., fireman S. P. Co., r. 331 Shot-
well

" William W., teamster, r. 712 Howard

" Winifred, widow, r. 2014 Geary
McGown Charles D., secretary McGown Grocery
and Supply Co., 1801 Haight, r. 1686 Page

" Grocery and Supply Co., Lee McGown
president, Charles D. McGown secre-
tary, 1801 Haight

" Lee, president McGown Grocery and Sup-
ply Co., 1801 Haight, r. 1686 Page
J^=" McGown. See MacGowan, McGowan and

McKown
McGrade Maria, widow, r. 514 Clara
McGrady Daniel W., shoemaker, r. 416, 17th

" James, teamster Norton Tanning Co., r.
416, 14th
4®" McGrail. See McGreal
McGranaghan Alice, widow, r. 829, 18th

" Joseph, carpenter, r. 3509a, 16th
McGrane Hugh, watchman, r. 24 Oak Grove Av

" John, shoemaker, r. 786 Stevenson
Jm= McGrane. See Magrane and McGrayan
McGrath Agnes Miss, school teacher, r. 152314
Mission

" Catherine, widow, r. II2IV2 Harrison

" Daniel, carpenter, r. 329 Moulton Av

" Daniel, distributor Post Office, r. 751 How-
ard

" Delia Miss, glove maker B. Blumenthal &
Co., r. 310 Day

" Edward, clerk, r. 13 Welsh rear

" Edward, clerk Railway Mail Service, r.
5401/2, 17th

" Edward, insurance, r. 24 Pearl

" Edward, plumber, r. 152354 Mission

" Elizabeth, widow, r. 205, 9th

" Elizabeth, widow, r. 918 Jackson

" Ella, widow, r. 1018 Jackson

" Ellen, widow, r. 11 Bryant Av

" Ellen, widow, r. 719 Church

" Francis, teamster, r. 636 Francisco

" George, driver Warren D. Wilson, r. 1911A
Howard

" George, expressman, r. 624 Linden Av

" George, helper William F. Wilson, r.
152354 Mission

" George W., metal roofer Conlin & Roberts,
r. 109, 13th

" Harry, gilder Schussler Bros., r. 733 Minna

" Henry, carpenter, r. 310 Day

" J., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill

" James, r. 14 Grant Av

" James, conductor S. F. & S. M . Ry., r. 1605a
Dolores

" James, cooper, r. 338, 24th

" James, foreman Bailey, Weller & Neave,
r. 733 Minna

" James, hostler James Hurst, r. 34954 Minna

" James, peddler, r. Precita Av nr Alabama

" James, policeman, r. 514 Guerrero

" James, seaman, r. 309 Bryant

" James, shoemaker, 10 Valencia, r. 152354
Minna

" James, switchman Market St. Ry., r.
14225/2 Howard

" James Jr., electrician, r. 152354 Mission

" J. J., capitalist, r. Commercial Hotel

" John, r. 25654 Clara

" John, r. 34754 Tehama

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McGrath John, r. 1635 Ellis

" John, bartender Michael McGrath, r. 530,
3d

" John, coal passer, r. 17 Hampton PI

" John, gasfltter, r. 33'^ Juniper

•' John, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 2830 Pine

" John, laborer, r. Precita Av nr Alabama

" John, plumber, r. 25. 13th

" John, sewing macnine agent, r. 13 Welsh
rear

" John A., policeman, r. 239 Guerrero

" John F., driver Electric Laundry, r. 109
Minerva

" John J. (McGrath & Lourey), r. 624, 4th
' John J., carpenter, r. NW cor Church and
Valley

" John J., foreman, r. 405, 4th

" John J., horseshoer, 1617 Folsom, r. 315,
12th

" John T., metal roofer Conlin & Roberts, r.
109, 13th

" John T., tailor Rosenblum & Abraham, r.
719 Church

" Joseph, laborer, r. 11 Bryant Av

" Joseph E., carriage painter, r. 4281^ Hayes

" Joseph M., foreman painter Sutter St. Ry.,
r. 819a 24th

" Joseph T., boxmaker Hobbs, Wall & Co.,
r. 719 Church

" Josie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1523V4 Mission

" Kate Miss, r. 309 Bryant

" Kate Miss, saleslady The Hamburger Co..
r. 112>/2, 7th

" Lawrence, shipping clerk Nolan Bros.
Shoe Co., r. 538 Minna

" Margaret, widow, r. 338, a4th

" Margaret Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home

" Mary, widow, r. 734. 24th

" Mary, domestic, 2628 Steiner

" Mary Miss, milliner, r. 1523!^ Mission

" Michael, hackman United Carriage Co., r.
1829 Bush

" Michael, horseshoer John McGrath, r. 315,
12th

" Michael, laborer, r. Precita Av nr. Ala-
bama

" Michael, quarryman, r. 406 Broadway

" Michael, seaman, r. 83414 Harrison

" Michael, teamster, r. 216 Harrison

" Michael A., watchman P. M. S. S. Co.'s
wharf, r. Tifieny Av nr 28th

" Michael C. proprietor Central Hotel, 530-
542, 3d

" Michael J., paver, r. 22 St. Rose's Av

" Michael T., machinist Corporation Yard,
S. F. F. Dept., r. 411 Lott

" Nellie, domestic, SE cor Baker and Jeffer-
son

" Owen J., coal and wood, 2938 Mission

" Patrick, deckhand str Encinal, r. 11 Boyce

" Patrick, gripman Cal. St. R. R., r. 1402
Pacific

" Patrick, laborer, r. 53 Shipley rear

" Patrick, longshoreman O. R. & N. Co., r.
835, 19th

" Peter, marble cutter, r. 205, 9th

" Peter, motorman, r. 310 Day

" Racia Miss, cloakmaker, r. 152354 Mis-
sion

" Selina Mrs , dressmaking, 14 Grant Av,
room 71

" Theresa Miss, cloakmaker, r. 152314 Mis-
sion

" Thomas, r. 1034 Powell

" Thomas, conductor Cal. St. R. R., r. 2830
Pine

McGrath Thomas, cooper Herbert & Vogel
" Thomas, deckhand str Encinal, r. Oak-
land
" Thomas, painter, r. 338, 24th
" Thomas, paver, r. 310 Day
" Thomas, usher, r. 14 Mason
" Thomas, with Sterling & Parker
" Thomas F.. millhand, r. 129 Harriet
" Thomas H., assistant plumbing inspector

Board of Health, r. 16^4 Sharon
" William, clerk, r. 438 Broadway
" William, furniture, 1937 Mission
" William, painter Sutter St. Ry, r. 1911a

Howard
" William, tile setter Bush & Mallett Co., r.

205, 9 th
" & Lowrey (John J. McGrath and John

Lowrey), proprietors Washington Hotel,

622-634, 4th
i^^ McGrath. See MacGrath, Magrath and

McGraw
McGraw David F., carpenter and builder, r.

28I81/2 Pine
McGraw E. W., attornev at law, 330 Pine, room

26, r. Oakland
" P., seaman, r. Sailors' Home
" Patrick, marine fireman, r. 314, 7th
" Sarah, domestic, 1029 Dolores
4®- McGraw. See Magrath and McGrath
McGrayan Frank, policeman, r. 331 Minna
" Richard J., policeman, r. 1141 Market
J^" McGrayan. See McGrane
McGreaghan Joseph, foreman, r. 48914 Sanchez
McGreal Patrick, stone cutter, r. 27 Rausch
" Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 647

Howard
4®- McGreal. See McGrail
McGreer Charles, machinist Joshua Hendy

Machine Works, r. Lorin, Cal.
McGreevy Anna Mrs., bakery, 2000 Larkin
" Charles H., clerk, r. 795 Stevenson
" Charles W., hackdriver, r. 2103 Howard
" Elizabeth J. Miss, teacher South End Pri-
mary School, r. 1011 Sutter
" Ellen Miss, dressmaker, r. 1408 Kearny
" George, boiler maker, r. 333 Mississippi
" James, r. 139 Bartlett
" John, brick mason, r. 1311 Filbert
" John, molder Risdon L & L. Wks., r. 2000

Larkin
" John, policeman, r. 139 Bartlett
" Michael, brick mason, r. 1311 Filbert
" Bosanna, widows r. 703 Valencia
" T., teamster, r. cor Coso Av and Lundy

Lane
" William F., teamster Englander Bros., r.

California Av and Coso Av
McGregor A., r. 220,3d
" A. H., master str Orca, oflace 30 California
" Alexander, r. 744 Howard
" Alexander, machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks.,

r. Oakland
" Cornelius, news agent, r. 28 Natoma
" Findlay, liquors, 17 Valencia
" Frederick, attorney at law, r. 1007% Lom-
bard
" Gustave J., manager Mathieu & Maison, r.

1239 Leavenworth
" James, r. 6 Federal
" James, watchman, r. 1429 Pacific
" John, r. 240, 6th
" John H., stonecutter John D. McGilvray &

Co., r. 530, 3d
" Mary, widow, r. S s 17th nr Bryant Av
" Robert E., r. 103 Leavenworth
" Samuel, harnessmaker, 244 Ellis
" William, ship carpenter, r. 610 Mariposa
" William C, clerk Railway Mail Service, r.

1007% Lombard
^©"McGregor. See MacGregor
McGrery Patrick, carpenter, r. 7 Falmouth
McGrew Arthur J., policeman, r. 2 Warren PI
" Dora, widow, r. 11, 7th
" Isaac N., solicitor A. D. Oakley, r. 11, 7th
" James M., clerk registry division Post

Office, r. Oakland
" John N., peddler, r. 4121/2, 5th
" MilfordH., millwright A. J. McNicoll &

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McGrill Patrick, real estate, 639 Bryant, r. Ala-
meda
" William A., real estate, 629 Bryant, r. Ala-
meda
McGrorey Edward, blacksmitli.r. 728 Clementina
" Owen, longshoreman, r. 198 Rincon PI
" Thomas, boilermaker, r. 728 Clementina
" Thomas, marine engineer, r. 511 Broderick
" William, laborer, r. 431, 29th
Jg®=-McGrotty. See MacGrotty
McGrouther Margaret, widow, r. 416 Capp

" Robert, millhand Townley Bros. , r. 416 Capp
McGruder Kate Mrs., millinery, 232, 6th
" Charles J., teamster Black Diamond Coal
M.Co., r. 409 Harrison
McGuan A. Miss, r. 202 Grove
McGuane John, driver Morgan Oyster Co., r. 311

Bitch
McGuckin Daniel, laborer, r. 44b Gilbert
McGue Anna, widow, r. 682 Brannan
" Gertrude Miss, vocalist, r. 682 Brannan
" George H., billiardman Occidental Hotel,

r. 427 Tehama
" John J., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 2832

Pine
" Roswell Miss, r. 682 Brannan
4®-McGue. See McCue and McHugh
McGufflck John R. (Ensign & McGufflck), r. 723

Oak
McGuigan Daniel, groceries and liquors, SE cor
17th and Sanchez
" John, printer, r. 1431 Howard
" Mary, widow, r. 1621 Leavenworth
McGulgaii Patrick H., president San Francisco
Hay and Grain Co., 619-621, 4th, r. 1701
Leavenworth
M'^Guinn Andrew, laborer, r. 40 Langton
" James, porter, r. 40 Langton
" Michael, laborer, r. 40 Langton
" Thomas, laborer, r. 521/2 Clara
McGuinness Charles, undertaker, r. 629 Minna
" James, laborer E. Peabody & Co., r. 5 Sun-
shine Court
" James J., clerk Sommer & Kaufmann, r. 5

Sunshine Court
" John, r. 542^^ Natoma
" Patrick r 4 Russ
J8S="McGuiniiess. See Maginnis, McGinness

and Mclnnis
McGuire Albert W., r. 738 Valencia
" Ann Mrs., r. llVa Norfolk
" Annie, widow, r. 27 Lily Av
" Annie, widow, r. 236 Minna
" Annie, widow, r. 352 Shipley
" Anthony, engineer Metten & Gebhardt, r.

cor Marshall and Craut
" Arthur A., blacksmith Fulton Eng. and

Ship Bldg Wks, r. 352 Shipley
" Arthur W., carpenter, r. 844, 15th Ay South
" A. W. Mrs., milliner, 738 Gurerrero
" Bartholomew, bricklayer, r. 221V4 Birch Av
" Blancne A. Miss, teacher South S. F. Pri-
mary School, r. 839, 16th Av South
" Bridget, widow, r. 208 Grove
" Charles F.,r. 2514, 16th
" D., salesman O'Connor, Moflatt & Co., r. 303

Turk
" Delia, widow, r. 322, 3d
" Edward, car builder, r. 35 Clinton
" Edward, laborer, r. 856 Howard
" Edward, millhand Harris & Jones, r. Oak-
land
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 29 Harriet
" F. J., reporter Call
" Francis, boiler maker, r. 910 Illinois
" Francis J., asst. weigher U.S. Customs,

r. 3111/^ Jersey
" Frank J., asst. librarian S. F. Law Li-
brary, r. 839, 16th Av South
«• Frank J., boiler maker Risdon I. and L.

Wks, r. Oakland
" George E., agent, r. 516 Van Ness Av
" Henry, groceries and liquors, NE cor

Church and Duncan, r. 1415 Church
" James, carpenter, r. 208 Grove
" James, clerk commissary of subsistence U.

S. A., r. 2227 Pacific Av
" James, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 910
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ALL SIZES.

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

McGuire James, teamster, r. 22 Turk
" James, teamster Patrick Lynch, r. 6 Myr-
tle Av
" John, carpenter M. Hansen & Co., r. 442

Chenery
" John, laborer, r. 165 Tehama
" John, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 910

Illinois
" John, laborer S. P. Co., r. 426, 2d
" John, traveling salesman, r. 505a 7th
" John, weigher Western Sugar Refinery, r.

805 Treat Av
" John F., bricklayer, r. 208 Grove
" John J., bricklayer, r. 1018Potrero Av
" John J., clerk Thomas Conley, r. 1554

Howard
" John J., millhand M. Hansen & Co., r. 3909

Sacramento
" John J., painter, r. 29 Harriet
" John P., laborer, r. 315 Brannan
" Joseph H., teamster, r. 25 Decatur
" Katharine, widow, r. 15 Farren Av
" Mary, widow, r. 839, 16th Av South
" Mary, widow, r. 1018 Potrero Av
" Mary A. Miss, teacher Longfellow Primary

School, r. 839, 16th Av South
' ' Melvin, clerk Alonzo Philbrook, r. 7 Dale PI
" Michael, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

3112 Webster
" Michael, shoemaker, 104 Powell
" Peter, longshoreman, r. 612, 6th
" Peter, traveling salesman, r. 232 Van Ness

Av
" Philip, boiler maker, r. 910 Illinois
" Philip E., stock cutter W. F. Van Bergen

&Co., r. 144, 12th
" Sarah Mrs. (McGuire & Co.), r. 406 Sutter
" Thomas, carpenter, r. 442 Chenery
" Thomas, clerk, r. 1415 Church
" Thomas, machine hand S. F. Planing Mill,

r. 39 Dame
" Thomas, plumber T. H. Monaghan r. 1434

California
" Thomas, shoemaker, 1301 Castro
" Thomas, teamster, r. 29 Harriet
" Thomas F., helper Hobbs, Wall & Co., r.

316, 3d
" William, stock cutter Buckingham &

Hecht, r. 604 Bartlett
" William E. Mrs., r. 522!-^ Ivy Av
" William R., salesman W. & J. Sloane &

Co., r. 1516 Jackson

McGUIRE & 00.

(Mrs. S. McGuire, Miss A. Trainnum
and Mrs. S. E. French), dressmaking,
importers of dress goods and corsets,
408 Sutter, telephone Main 5818

;^=McGuire. See Maguire and Merguire

McGuirk Elizabeth, widow, r. 2231/2 Birch Av
" Ellen, widow, r. 7 Jansen
" James H., bartender, r. 7 Jansen
" Katherine, widow, r. 1213Mason
" Michael, plasterer, r. 235, 15th
" Stephen, laborer, r. 501 Napa
" William T., laborer, r. 1129 Vallejo

McGunagle John, bookbinder Hicks Judd Co., r.
37 Russ

J8®-McGunagle. See McGonigle

McGurk Edward, machinist Fulton Eng. & Ship
Bldg. Wks, r. 2142 Mission
• ' Margaret, widow, r. 18 Lloyd rear
" Mary J. Mrs., r. Old People's Home

McGurn Hugh, teamster, r. 537 Sacramento
" Philip, laborer, r. cor 16th and Harrison

McGurr Mary Miss. r. Old People's Home

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McGurren Arthur, proprietor The Fulton
House, 3 Fulton, Koster House, 205,3d,
and liquors, 1398 Market, r. 3 Fulton
" Harry F., elevator man Flood Bldg, r. 205,
3d
McGushin Edward P., sign writer, r. 115 Ellis
" James, groceries and liquors, 117 Ellis, r.

115 Ellis
" John, porter Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 320

Valley
" John F., clerk James McGushin. r. 115

Ellis
" Patrick, expressman, r. 2609 Post
McGuy Frank, marin engineer, r. 1421 Howard
McHaffie James, manufacturer, r. 1626 Turk
" Mary A., widow, r, 1626 Turk
" William R., ofBce 722 Montgomery, r. Oak-
land
McHale Annie Miss, furnished rooms, 419 Minna
" James, laborer, r. Somerset nr Silver Av
" Patrick, liquors, 34 Clementina
" Phillip, molder Atlas Iron Wks., r. 927
Alabama
McHardie John, groceries, 418 Devisadero
McHardy Frank, carpenter, r. lOO'^, 2d
McHarvey Alice, widow, r. 435 Golden Gate Av
McHenry Charles, painter, r. 420 Ivy Av
" Charles W., painter, r. 420 Ivy Av
" Charlotte, widow, r. 420 Ivy Av
" Daniel, clerk car accountant S. P.' Co., r.

134 Oak
" Daniel, tanner, r. 9 Converse
" Ellen Mrs., r. 1836 O'Farrell
" James, driver John McHenry, r. 715 York
" John, civil engineer New City Hall, r. 721,

22d
" John, laborer, r. junction 10th and Potrero
Av

McHENRY JOHN,

proprietor Pacific Furniture Express
Co., junction Market and Golden Gate
Av

McHenry Morris, laborer, r. 32Kissling
" Walter, canmaker Standard Oil Co.
" W. C, nurse City and County Hospital
" William, teamster John Linehan, r. 703

Vienna
-e®=McHenry. See McKendry
McHugh Bernard, bartender James W. Flaherty,

r. 283 Jessie
" Clara, domestic, 309 Powell
" Daniel, stonecutter John D. McGilvray &

Co., r. 504, 2d
" Ellen, widow, r. 6i5% Stevenson
" Ellen Miss, r. 2107 Webster
" Felix, grading and sewer contractor, 337,

6th Av
" Felix, laborer, r. 1910 McAllister
" Felix, painter, r. 8 Lick
" Francis, delivery wagons, 1423 Eddy, r. 523

Laguna
" George, boxmaker, r. 663 Howard
" George, salesman, r. 645V2 Stevenson
" Henry (James H. McHugh & Son), r. 1123

Kentucy
" James, laborer, r. 328^/4, 29th
" James, laborer, r. 1155 Folsom rear
" James, student, r. 1798 McAllister
" James, teamster, r. 3 Dehon
" James, teamster P. A. McDonald, r. 229'^

Langton
" James, vaquero Martin O'Dea, r. 19 Ade-
laide PI
" James H. (James H. McHugh & Son), r.

1123 Kentucky

McHugh James H. & Son (James H. and Henry),

livery stable, 1123 Kentucky
" James W., delivery wagons, 1423 Eddy, r.

523 Laguna
" John, bookkeeper Hibernia Savings and

Loan Society, r. 722 O'Farrell
" John, carpenter, r. 346, 4th
" Mary C. T. Miss, teacher Lafayette Pri-
mary School, r. 1108 Union
" Michael, policeman, r. 17 Elsie
" Michael J. (McHugh & Ryan), r. 12 Dehon
" Owen (Kenny & McHugh), r. 1798 McAl-
lister
" Patrick, laborer, r. 112b Carl
" Patrick, laborer, r. 523 Howard
" Patrick, laborer, r. 1910 McAllister
" Patrick, laborer, r. 2107 Webster
" Patrick, patrolman Morse's Patrol, r. 83

Everett
" Peter (McHugh & Sheerin), r. 3908 Clay
" Peter, salesman The Hamburger Co., r. 517

McAllister
" Rosa Miss, dressmaker, r. 204 Andover Av
" Thomas, engineer, r. Felton nr Goettingen
" Thomas, horseshoer Thomas O'Rourke, r.

135 Dolores
" Thomas, teamster, r. 410 St. Rose's Av
" William, foreman Henrv Levy, r. M bet

11th and 12th Avs South
" & Ryan (Michael J. McHugh and John J.

Ryan), groceries and liquors, SW cor

Guerrero and 20th
" & Sheerin (Peter McHugh and Frank L.

Sheerin), grading contractors, 3908 Clay

and 14 Post
4®=McHugh. See McCue and McGue
McHugo John, machine hand Buckingham &

Hecht, r. Oakland
McIUriach Effle A. Miss, asst. librarian Cal.

Academy of Sciences, r. 1014 Golden

Gate Av
" Fannie D. Mrs., r. 1014 Golden Gate Av
Mcllroy Frank B., salesman New York Belting

and Packing Co., r. Hotel Fairmount
•' Joseph, machinist Electrical Engineering

Co., r. SW cor Hyde and California
-eS'-McIlroy. See McElroy
Mcllvaine Edward, bartender Felix Dougherty,

r. SW cor 20th and Illinois
" Winfield K., machinist Selby Smelting

and Lead Co., r. 312 Guerrero
Mcllwain Agnes Miss, r. 161 Shipley
" Alexander, painter, r. 183 Perry
" Lizzie Miss, stenographer, r. 161 Shipley
" Thomas, foreman Engine 10, r. 529 Bryant
4®"McIlwain. See McElwain
Mclnerney Bernard, teamster Daniel F. Galla-
gher
" Daniel, shoemaker, r. 616 Shotwell
" Emily, stenographer, r. 1819 Polk
" Prank P., butcher J. Stutz&Co.,r. New

Western Hotel
" George H., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 1819

Polk
" Hugh, cooper, r. SSiVx Harrison
" Isabelle Miss, clerk, r. 1819 Polk
" James, laborer, r. 31 Boardman PI rear
" James E., wrapper, r. 916 Montgomery
" John, r. 1200 Folsom
" John, liquors, 209, 3d, r. 211, 3d
" John, sexton St. Joseph Church, r. 214, 10th
" John J., coalpasser str Pomona, r. 29 Ron-
del PI
" John J., groceries and liquors, SW cor 25th

and Church
" Joseph, r. 446'^ Guerrero
" Joseph, butcher, r. 616 Shotwell
" Mary A., widow, r. 30314 Hayes
" Michael J., bookkeeper, r. 1819 Polk
" Mollie Miss, saleslady The Hamburger

Co., r. 30314 Hayes
" Patrick J., carpenter, 227, 5tb, r. 125

Nevada
Mclnerny Andrew, clerk J. J. O'Brien, r. 601

Polk
" Benjamin, telegraph operator The United

Press, r. 1819 Polk
" James J., contractor and builder, 40 New

Montgomery, r. 152 Hancock

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Mclnerny John M., laborer, r. 1138!^ Harrison
" Joseph, r. 565 Stevenson
" Mary, widow, r. 323 Main
" Michael, laborer, r. 433 Ringold
" Michael, master at arms revenue cutter

Com. Perry
" Nicholas, clerk, r. 2319 Webster
" Patrick, hostler J. Leary, r. 2113 Pine
" Patrick P., reporter The Brads treet Co., r.

905 Market
" Thomas, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.

601 Polk
" Timothy S., with J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 2319
Webster
4®"McInerny. See McAneny, McEnerney, Mc-

Inerney and McNerney
Mclnhill Grace Miss, clerk, r. 427 Harrison

" J. v. Mrs., widow, r. 427 Harrison
4®='McInhill. See McEnhill
Mclnnes J., waiter str City of Pueblo
'• Lewis J., messenger Coroner's office, Dun-
bar Alley nr Merchant
Mclnnis Frank P., carpenter, r. 26 Hanover PI
" George, foreman Pac. Carriage Co., r. 930

Market
" James A., clerk Simpson Lumber Co., r.

404a Capp
" James T., carpenter, r. 1114, 24th
" John "J., stone cutter, r. 329 California Av
" Joseph A., attorney at law, 4 Sutter, room

26, r. 925 Geary
" William A., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 29
Grand Av
4®-McInnis. See Maclnnis
Mclntee John, waiter Young & Weisman, r. 521
Elizabeth
" Patrick, coalpasser str Columbia
" William H., stable foreman Pac. Transfer
Co., r. 901 Post
4®-McIntee. See McEntee

Mclntire Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 324 Bran-
nan
" Anthony, laborer Catton, Bell & Co., r. 507,

8th
" Charles, traveling salesman J. A. Folger

& Co.
'• James P., wool sorter Catton, Bell &Co.,

r. 507, 8th
" John, wool sorter Catton, Bell & Co., r. 507
8th
jW~McIntire. See McEntire and Melntyre
Mcintosh Albert B., machinist, r. 3732 Green-
wich
■' Andrew J., carpenter, r. 31 Madison Av
" Arthur, machinist American Type Found-
ers' Co., r. 2732 Greenwich
" C, marine engineer, 9 Mission
" Charles K., assistant paying teller First

National Bank, r. Cosmos Club
•' Colin, car painter S. P. Co., r. 27 Grand Av
" Colin, printer Call, r. 603 Bush
" David, ship fitter, r. 316 Michigan
" Donald A., bench-hand McFarland Bros.,

r. Golden Gate, Alameda Co.
" Ellen, nurse, r. 21 Madison Av
" George, waiter, r. 173 Minna
" James, carpenter, r. 3634, 16th
" James, cook City and County Hospital
" James, laborer, r. 39 Pacific
" James, molder, r. 507 Bryant
" James W., harness maker Kempkey, Gil-
ham & Sawyer, r. 1338 Polk
" John, boiler inspector, r. 46 Precita Av
" John, waiter, r. 31 Madison Av
" John C, millwright, r. 138 Douglass
" John F. marine engineer, r. 37 Grand Av
" Lachlan (Mcintosh & Wolpman), r. 507

Bryant
" Margaret Mrs., varieties, 507 Bryant
" Miles W., attorney at law, 430 California,

room 13, r. 706 Broderick
" Samuel, machine hand Fulda Bros., r. East

Oakland
" W., fireman str City of Puebla
" W. G., harness maker, r. 526 Post
" William, r. E s Pennsylvania Av nr Butte
" William, restaurant, 806 Howard
" William J., boxmaker Standard Oil Co., r.
1181/2 Ridley

Mcintosh & Wolpman (Lachlan Mcintosh and
William D. Wolpman), machine works,
137-139 Beale
4®=McIntosh. See Macintosh
Melntyre A., laborer, r. 871 Market
" Alfred, clerk Central Coal Co., r. 1331

Montgomery
" Allen S., r. 714 Capp
" Annie, widow, r. 633 Church
" Archibald, stenographer Donald Y. Camp-
bell, r. Oakland
" Archibald D., foreman, r. 10 Bartlett
" Bartholomew, machinist, r. 838 Capp
■' Daniel M., engineer S. P. Co., r. 33 Hofl Av
" Duncan, motorman Market St. Ry., r. 919

Webster
" Esther Mrs., r. 3013/2, 16th
" Eugene, hoseman Engine 15, r. 1404 Leaven-
worth
" Francis P., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

1719a Haight
" Frank R. (London & Melntyre), r. 714 Capp
" James, helper William F. Wilson, r. 553

Caledonia
" James, master str Costa Rica, office 340

Steuart
" James R., 2d officer str Costa Rica, office

340 Steuart
" John, r. 1716^2 Mason
" John, longshoreman, r. 1321 Montgomery
" John, special policeman, r. 700 Broadway
" John B., bookbinder and paper ruler, 432

Commercial, r. 1816 Pierce
" John C, bartender Edward Edwards, r. 7

Laussat
" John C, brush maker T. C. Conklin, r. 592

6th
" John J., yard manager Union Lumber Co.
" Kathleen M., widow, r. 1362 Market
" Leslie F., porter Dalton Bros., r. 343 Fre-
mont
" Lizzie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 304 Turk
" Maggie Miss, r. 3013'/^, 16th
" Mary, widow, r. 38 Tehama
" Mary, widow, r. 1236y2 Sacramento
" Mary, widow, r. 1404 Leavenworth
•' Michael, barrel dealer, r. 7 Laussat
" Michael, special policeman, r. 700 Broad-
way
" Nellie J. Mrs., nurse California Womans'

Hospital
" Patrick, laborer, r. 608, 6th
" Peter, superintendent Olympic Club

grounds
" Thomas, baggage master S. P. Co.
" Thomas, seaman, r. 37 Hardy
" Thomas Jr., printer, r. 27 Hardy
" Thomas A., clerk Post Office, r. 349 Tehama
" William, plumber, 524 Bush, r. 133 Chestnut
" WilliamA., staff captain general secretary
Salvation Army, 1139 Market, r. East
Oakland
*S=McIntyre. See McEntire and Mclntire
Mclsaac James, porter, r. 713 Greenwich
" John R., barber L. B. Lippert, r. 713 Green-
wich
" Roland, laundryman, r. 713 Greenwich
" Sarah, widow, r. 713 Greenwich
" William, r. 406 Jackson
" William, porter, r. 713 Greenwich
Mclver Alonzo," carpenter, 9 Trinity, r. 532 Bush
" Archibald, laborer, r. NE cor Napa and

Louisiana
" Charles D., packer The Hamburger Co., .r

347 Tehama
" John, carpenter, r. 313 Elm Av

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Mclver John, stevedore, r. 182 Perry
" Louis, bosmaker, r. 339, 6th
" Louise Mrs., dressmaliing, r. 532 Bush
" Mary, widow, r. 7 Natoma rear
" Mary, widow, r. 182 Perry
" Sarah Miss, saleslady, r. 182 Perry

>egg"McIver. See McKeever

Mclvor James, marine engineer, r. 30 Oak Grove
Av

McKaig Walter S., porter C. E. Whitney & Co.,
r. 1734 Devisadero
" Xarifla, widow, r. 1734 Devisadero

McKarly Edward, car builder, r. 633 Bryant

McKay Alexander, carpenter, r. 304, 3d
" Alexander, contractor and builder, 1309

Front, r. 1050

" Alexander, drajnnan,
Mission

" Alexander, stone cutter, r. 608, 6th

" Alexander, teamster, r. NW cor 6th and
Folsom

<' Andrew W., machinist, r. 710% Tennessee

" Angus, ofQce 510 California, r. 2021 Pacific
Av

" Angus W., ship carpenter, r. 523 Folsom

" Annie M. Miss, bookbinder Hicks-Judd
Co., r. 422, 11th

" Caroline, widow, r. 1309 Powell

" David, general agent, 510 California, r. 2021
Pacific Av

" David M.. bookkeeper Oregon Imp. Co., r.
730 Powell

" Donald G., stone mason, 40 New Montgom-
ery, r. 516 Guerrero

" Donald J., salesman, r. 2830 Folsom

" Donald J., ship carpenter, r. 408 Hermann
McKay Edward A., secretary McKay & Co.,
4 California, r. 712 Shotwell

" Elizabeth Mrs., r. 1522 Polk

" Emma C. Mrs., physician, 304, 3d, r. 616
Folsom

" Etta, widow, r. 517 Mason

" Frances, widow, r. 18a Russ

" George, clerk, r. 818 Elizabeth

" George, tanner Poetsch & Peterson

" George J., carpenter, r. 2408 Washington

" George S., pressman, r. 10121?^ York

" J., machinist, r. 418 Sutter

" James, clerk, r. 626 Tennessee

" James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. In-
diana bet 23d and 24th

" James A. (McKay & Taylor), r. 451 Valencia

" James F., machinist, r. 280 Iowa

" James F., machinist Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 501
Napa

" James F., machinist Union Gas Engine
Co., r. Oakland

" Jessie Miss, r. 1309 Guerrero

" John, carpenter, r. 379 Sanchez

" John, laborer r. 2 Enterprise

" John, laborer, r. NW cor Sierra and Mary-
land

" John, teamster Oregon Imp. Co., r. 314

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John C, carpenter, r. 28 Turk

John H., r. 1126 Folsom

John H., clerk, r. 219, 10th

John H., contractor and builder, 4

Montgomery, r. 2408 Washington
JohnN., ship carpenter, r. 410 Hermann
John P., student, r. 410 Hermann
Maggie, domestic, 2019 Pacific Av
Mary, widow, r. 626 Tennessee
Matthew, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
M. C, student Van der Naillen's School of

Engineering, r. Oakland

McKay Patrick, laborer, r. 13 Bryant Av

■' Patrick, laborer, r. 15 Georgia

" Peter, r. 333 Shipley

" Peter (Kearney & McKay), r. 302 Sanchez

" Robert, bricklayer, r. 875 Bryant

" Rose, domestic, 1722 Bush

" Susie W., widow, r. 521 Post

McKAY TANNING COMPANY

(incorporated), William R. KnigMs
president, Tliomas McKay vice-pres-
ident and manager, H. A. Marvin sec-
retary, tannery Benicia, CaL, office
600-606 Front

McKay Thomas, millhand Pac. Roll. Mill, r.
626 Tennessee

McKay Tliomas, vice-president and manager
McKay Tanning Co., 600-606 Front, r.
Benicia. Cal.

McKay Washington I., ball room decorator, 207
Montgomery, r. 212 Hyde

McKay William, car accountant Southern Pa-
cific Co., NE cor 4th and Townsend, r.
Oakland
" William, civil engineer, r. NE cor Minerva

and Plymouth Av
" William, gripman Presidio and Ferries

RR, r. 1090 Union
" William, superintendent McKay Tanning

Co., r. Benicia, Cal.
" William N., clerk G. W. Loehr, r. 410 Her-
mann

McKAY & CO.

(incorporated), James J. Loggie pres-
ident, Edward A. McKay secretary,
wlio:esale lumber dealers, and pro-
prietors Occidental Mill (Eureka, CaL),
office 4 California
McKay & Taylor (James A. McKay and Thomas

Taylor), liquors, 639 Mission
>8®°McKay. See Mackay, Mackey, Mackie,

McKee and McKey
McKeage Julia, widow, r. 711 Clementina
McKean David, laborer, r. 525a, 4th
" David A., engineer Hawley Bros. Hardware

Co., r. 1410 Vallejo
" George W., exchange teller Wells, Fargo &

Co's Bank, r. 1219 Golden Gate Av
" John H., bricklayer, r. 518, 3d
" Michael, gardener, r. 134, 4th
" William B., liquors, 41 Turk, r. 107 Turk
i9®*McKean. See McKeen
McKeand Peter, machinist, r. 430 Mississippi
" William B., laborer Ballard & Hall, r.
14061/2 Folsom
McKeany A. J., liquors, 1106 Kentucky
" Andrew, butcher, 31 Alabama
" Edward, butcher Andrew McKeany
McKearn Ellen, widow, r. 727i4, i7th
McKechnie Angus, laborer, r. 311 Sierra

" Donald, master str Oakland, r. Oakland
McKee Albert B., M. D., eye, ear, nose and
throat, office Nucleus Bldg, rooms 6-
7, cor 3d and Market, hours 10 to 12 a. m.
and 1 to 3 p. m., telephone Main 5630, r.
819 Webster
" Annie, ladies nurse, r. 1209, 18th
" Clancey R., bookkeeper Fr. H. Rosenbaum

& Co., r. 3456 Washington
" Eva M. Miss, teacher Columbia Grammar

School, r. 612, 24th
" Evelyn Miss, r. 636 Valencia
" Harry M., manager Pacific Coast Endeav-

orer, 4 California, room 12, r. Alameda
" Israel, janitor, r. 919 Sacramento
" James, coal passer str San Juan, r. 547, 1st
" James, gardener, 2410 Mission
" James, watchman, r. 1527^4 California
" James A., salesman Wheaton, Breon & Co.,

" James R. (John McKee & Sons), r. 618

Guerrero
" James W., pressman, r. 1057 Mission
" John (John McKee & Sons), r. 618 Guerrero
" John Jr. (John McKee & Sons), r. 618

Guerrero
" John & Sons (John, Thomas W., James R.

and John Jr.), stairbuilders, 3208, 16th

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McKee John Dempster, cashier Tallant Bank-
ing Co., NE cor California and Battery,
r. 300 Laurel
" Joseph, manager California Desiccated
Food Co., 103 Commercial, r. 30 Chenery
McKee Joseph C, attorney at law, 419 Califor-
nia, room 1 1, r. 2015 Center, Berkeley
" Joseph L,., salesman, r. 30 Chenery
" Ker, salesman Flint Carriage Hardware

Co., r. Alameda
" Lester H. F., stockbroker, 326 Pine, r. 2043

Pine
" Mary T., widow, r. 612, 24th
" Michael, laborer, r. 17 Dame
" Richard B., shipping clerk F. Chevalier &

Co., r. 810 Mission
" Samuel, insurance, 221 Sansome,r. 519 Fol-

som
" Sara A. D., widow, r. 636 Valencia
" Thomas J., carpenter, r. 612, 24th
" Thomas M., teamster, r. 13 Chapultepec
" Thomas W. (John McKee & Sons), r. 17

Dehon
" Uri, watchman Occidental Hotel
" William, r. Old People's Home
" William, painter, r. 1057 Mission
iSS^McKee. See MacKay, MacKey, Mackie

and McKay
McKeen Moses, laborer, r. 23 Prospect Av
4®=McKeen. See McKean
McKeernan Mary, widow, r. 1817 Buchanan
McKeever Charles, laborer, r. 21 Welsh
" Denis, marine fireman, r. 320 Folsom
" Edward, machinist, r. 204!4, 5th
" John, bricklayer, r. 714 Treat Av
" Kate, widow, r. 917 Howard
" Mary, widow, r. 12014 Welsh
" Peter, laborer, r. 2OW2, 5th
" Robert, gripman Market St. Ry., r. li/4

Sheridan
" Thomas, hackman, r. SODore
" Thomas L., teamster Pac. and S. F. Box
Factory, r. 20 Dore
;6S"McKeever. See Mclver and MacKeever
McKeil John R., carpenter, r. 161^4 Shipley
McKellar Alexander, carpenter, r. 441 McAllis-
ter
" Daniel, printer Cubery & Co., r. 441 McAl-
lister
" Henry D., carpenter Palace Hotel
" John, engineer, r. 30 Fair Oaks
'= John Jr., master mariner, r. 30 Fair Oaks
" Norman, cashier Connecticut Life Ins. Co.,

r. 30 Fair Oaks
" Robert, artist Union Litho. Co., r. 30 Fair

Oaks
" Thomas, clerk, r. 30 Fair Oaks
" Walter, clerk W. P. Fuller & Co., r. 30 Fair

Oaks
" William, laborer, r. 301 Sierra
" Patrick, teamster, r. 314, 1st
McKellips Daniel M., engineer S. P. Co., r. 14

McAllister
McKellops Henry L., dentist, 850 Market, r. 411

Leavenworth
;8@-McKellops. See McKillop
McKelvey Charles Mrs., matron Old People's
Home 2507 Pine
" Charles Rev., superintendent and chap-
lain Old People's Home, 2507 Pine
" Hannah, domestic. 21 Rincon PI
" Samuel, bookkeeper Odd Fellows Ceme-
tery, r. 917 Point Lobos Av
" S. C, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 813!4 Lott
4®=-McKelvey. See McCalvy
McKelvy Casper N.. carpenter, r. 538 Linden Av
McKendrey Sarah Miss, r. 400 Van Ness Av
" John, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 807 Minne-
sota
" John Jr., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 807

Minnesota
" Samuel G.. factory hand Pac. Roll. Mill,
r. 807 Minnesota
McKenley Edward D., clerk delivery dept Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. N s Channel bet 8th and
0th
McKenna Andrew, gardener, r. 2509 Post
" Arthur J., polisher S. F. Novelty and Plat-
ing Wks, r. 418 Post

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
CORRUGATED IRON,

Galvanized, Black and Painted,
for Roofing and Siding.

309X0 317* IVIARKET ST.

McKenna Bernard, coal passer U. S. str Alba-
tross
" Bernard, janitor St. Brigid's Convent, r.

1623 Broadway
" Bernard, laborer, r. 1007 Broadway
" C, fireman str San Bias
" Catherine R., widow, r. 439, 15th
" Charles, driver John Smith
" Charles, elevatorman, r. 1025 Montgomery
" Charles, packer E. J. Bowen. r. 205 FelJ
" Charles A., laborer U. S. Custom House, r.

901 Guerrero
" Charles P., porter Mills Bldg, r. 154 Perry
" Daniel S., inspector U. S. Customs, r. 1433

" Dot D. Miss, clerk U. S. Pension Agency, r.

26 McAllister
" E., attendant U. S. Quarantine Station,

Angel Island
" Edward F., surveyor, r. llVi Harriet
" Emanuel, bricklayer, r. 850 Bryant
" Frank, carpenter, r. 1025 Montgomery
" Frank H., teamster Llewellyn Davies, r. 13

Douglass
" George, r. 1025 Montgomery
" George, car driver, r. 1614% Lexington Av
" George, packer E. J. Bowen, r. Oakland
" George A., pressman W. A. Woodward &

Co., r. 1025 Montgomery
" George H., teamster, r. 35 Victor
" Henry, clerk, r. 661 Harrison
" James, blacksmith, r. 9^4 Glover
" James, gripman Geary St. RR, r. 111%

Clement
" James, laborer, r. 1114 Tennessee
" James, painter O. F. Willey & Co., r. 2319

Bush
" James, restaurant, 313 O'Farrell
" James, shipping and commission mer-
chants, 46 Steuart
" James, wrapper Hey wood Bros. & Co., r. 309

Austin
" James F., public weigher Third St. Wharf,

r. 12, 11th
" James J., teamster, r. 35 Victor
" James J., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.

Oakland
" James P., r. 205 Fell
" John, calker, r. 661 Harrison
" John, clerk, r. 205 Fell
" John, driver St. Mary's Hospital
" John, laborer, r. 1025 Montgomery
" John, stockcutterP. F. Nolan&Co., r. 1319

Nebraska
" John, teamster Bernard Lagan, r. 1713 San

Carlos Av
" John, teamster James Smith, r. 1134 Stev-
enson
" John A., attorney at law, 11 Mills Bldg, 8th

floor, r. 481 Haight
" John B., clerk P. Lorillard Co.
" John D., salesman J. B. McCloskey & Co.,

r. 12, 11th
" John F., plumber, r. 1917D O'Farrell rear
" John J., deputy Sheriff, r. 661 Harrison
" John P., carpenter, r. 652 Folsom
" Joseph, carpenter, r. 33 Moss
" Joseph, clerk Kolb & Denhard
" Joseph, driver Nicklaus Thompson, r. 936,

24th
" Joseph, helper, r. 325 Elizabeth
McKenna Joseph, Judge U. S. Circuit Court,

chambers U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, room,

54, r. 2264 Franklin
" Joseph, millhand Excelsior Mill Co., r. 35

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McKenna Joseph, salesman, r. 1909 Ellis

" Joseph E., silver plater, r. 1035 Montgom-
ery

" Kate, domestic, 100 Vicksburg

" Kate R., widow, r. 439, 15th

" Lawrence, paper carrier, r. 3105^ Bu-
chanan

" Margaret, widow, r. ]58'/£ Silver

" Margaret, widow, r. 310 Folsom rear

" Mark, painter John G. Edmondson

" Mary, widow, r. 26Ji Chesley

" Mary, widow, r. 35 Victor

" Mary Miss, r. 3U/4 Lafayette

" Matthew T., foreman Jas. A. McMahon, r.
755 Folsom

" Michael F., haydealer, r. 12, 11th

" Michael W., machinist, r. 158i4 Silver

" Owen, bakery, 1127, 26th

" Owen, teamster Central Coal Co., r. 1190
Harrison

" Patrick, cement worker, r. 8 Gough

" Patrick, policeman, r. 566 Folsom

" Patrick H.. carpenter, r. Paris bet Persia
and Russia Avs

" Patrick H., clerk Ward McAllister, r. 661
Harrison

" Robert, painter, r. 419 Elizabeth

" Robert J., steward Popular Dining Rooms,
r. 825 Mission

" Robert W., laborer Pac. Sheet Metal Wks,
r. 308, 6th

" Sarah, widow, r. 325 Elizabeth

" Thomas, longshoreman, r. 212 Broadway

" Thomas D., painter Galloway, Giddings &
Co.. r. 1319 Nebraska

" Thomas D., sergeant police, r. 628 Valencia

" Thomas R., painter, r. 901 Guerrero

" Thomasena Miss, copyist, r. 412 Jones

" William, r. 310 Folsom rear

" William, driver Stone & Co.

" William, opener U. S. Customs, r. 901
Guerrero

" William, waiter Wilson Dining Saloon, r.
946 Harrison

" William M., proprietor Oak Grove House,
946 Harrison

" William V., clerk Hastings' Trust Estate,
r. 901 Guerrero
McKenney Alice Mrs., r. 2422 Fulton

" Henry A., teamster Deming-Palmer Mill-
ing Co.. r. 960 Harrison
McKenney Henry M., cashier Daily Report
Publishing Co., r. 1610 Turk

" J., plumber, r. 529 Sacramento

" John J., chair finisher Hey wood Bros. &
Co.,r. 412,10th
McKenney L. M., president Mutual Indemnity
Co., supreme treasurer Royal Fraternal
Guardians, and Are insurance broker, 318
Pine, room 16-17, r. 685. 24th, Oakland

" Louisa G., widow, r. 1749 Hayes

" Mary J., widow, r. 1 Sheridan

" Mary J. Miss, cloaks and suits, 242, 6th, r.
1 Sheridan

" Roy J., clerk, r. 1610 Turk

" William, fireman str Columbia
je®="MoKenney. See McKenna and McKinney
McKenny Daniel, laborer, r. 223 Langton

" John, molder, r. 223 Langton

" Lucy M.. widow, r. 734 Vallejo

" William, painter, r. 2650 Folsom

" William F., plasterer, r. 2650 Folsom
McKenzie A., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co.,
r. 720, 24 th

" Albert W., dentist, 115 Kearny, r. 524
Baker

McKenzie Alexander, blacksmith, r. 519 Sacra-
mento
" Alexander, boxmaker, r. 408 Beale
" Alexander, carpenter, r. 416 McAllister
" Alexander, clerk, r. 14 Ellis
" Alexander, driver John W. Ferris
" Alexander, waiter, r. 411, 4th
" Alfred D., shoemaker, r. 1507 Buchanan
" Alice Miss, glove maker, r. 320 Golden

GateAv
" Arthur, janitor Bancroft Bldg
" Belle Miss, dressmaker, r. 38 McAllister
" Charles, clerk Marie Rencurel, r. 1771 How-
ard
" Charles J. (Enright & McKenzie), r. The

Colonial
" Daniel, bookkeeper, r. 712 Geary
" Daniel, foreman Engine 2, r. 345b Beale
" Daniel J., painter, r. 1723^4 Leavenworth
" David v., molder, r. 20 Clementina
" Delia E., widow, r. 27 Federal
" Duncan, boots and shoes, 809 Valencia
" Elmer E., helper Risdon I. andL. Wks, r.

321, 4th Av
" Eppa Miss, teas and spices, 327^4, 4th
" Flora, domestic, 2302 Fulton
" Frank, molder, r. 664i/4 Howard
" George, carpenter, r. 416 McAllister
" George, fireman S. P. Co., r. 1816b Howard
" George L., car repairer S. P. Co., r. 13 Vic-
tor
" Hugh, carpenter, r. 416 McAllister
" James, janitor S. F. Nursery for Homeless

Children
" James, seaman, r. 419 East North
" James F., carpenter, r. 318, 2d Av
" James J., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co.

r. 14 Oak
" J. D., ofQce 217 Sansome, room 12
" J. M., r. 319 Sutter
" John, r. 1237 Fulton
" John E., carpenter, r. 4 Sutter PI
" John G., laborer Spring Valley W. W., r.

1507 Buchanan
" John T., master str San Rafael, r. San

Rafael
" John W., real estate, r. 120 Broad
" John W. Jr., teacher music, 524 Eddy
" Joseph H., foreman P. F. Dundon, r. Berke-
ley
" Leslie, traveling salesman J. A. Folger &

Co.
" Margaret Miss, principal North Cosmopol-
itan Grammar School, r. 1602 Vallejo
" Marie, widow, r. 14 John
" Mary, widow, r. 1118 Howard
" Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 831 Jackson
" Maud Miss, nurse, r. 1522A Fell
" Mcintosh D., r. 12, 13th
" Michael, longshoreman, r. 174 Jessie
" Nathan, pantryman str Mariposa
" Osborn J., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 821

Jackson
" Patrick, mahine hand P. F. Nolan & Co.,

r. 441 Natoma
" Peter G., ship joiner, r. 1121, 23d
" Robert, seaman, r. 2 Federal
" Stuart, clerk Forster & Co., r. 1055b Howard
" Thomas, cook schr Rattler
" W., seaman str City of Puebla
" William, r. 220 Noe
" William, bricklayer, r. 209 Eddy
" William, cigars and tobacco, 210 Bush, r.

32, 4th
" William, deckhand str Santa Monica
" William, machine hand William J. Thom-
son, r. 3491/2 Minna
" William, miner, r. 630 Bush
" William, rigger, r. 27 Federal
" William, stone cutter John D. McGilvray

&Co.,r. 624,4th
" William, wood and coal, 918 Geary, r. 1013
Larkin
4S=*McKenzie. See Mackenzie
McKeon Charles, clerk, r. 216 Perry
" Edward F., clerk G. L. Carroll & Co., r.

Oakland
" Edward J., laborer S. P. Co., r. 223, 21st
" Eliza, widow, r. 277 Minna

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McKeon Eugene J., gripman Market St. Ry., r.

2815'/^ California
" F., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 738 Devi-

sadero
" Frank, gripman Presidio & Ferries R. R.,

r. 19)3/2 Hyde
" James, laborer, r. 98 Francisco
" James, marble polisher, r. 433J4, 7tli
" James, teamster J. H. Kruse
" James P., boiler maker, r. 332, 31st
" John, seaman, r. 409, 3d
■' John, 3d asst. engineer Str San Bias, r. 140

Hancock
" John, stevedore, r. 233 Diamond
" Michael, gardener, r. 3617 Sacramento
" Owen, driver M. B. Moraghan, r. 43514

Broadway
" Patrick, car repairer S. P. Co., r. 333, 31st
" Patrick, laborer, r. 216 Perry
" Patrick J., clerk, r. 3116 Steiner
" Peter, teamster Central Coal Co., r. 63i4

Shipley
" Terrence, marble polisher, r. 432y2, 7th
" Thomas, butcher, 1145 Folsom, r. 1335 Fol-

som
" William, r. cor San Bruno and Silver Avs
" William, carpenter, r. 713, 15th Av South
" William, laborer, r. 87 Colton
" William, stevedore, r. 174 Moultrie
" William J.,, teamster Am. Type Founders

Co., r. 631/2 Shipley
McKeone Elizabeth, widow, r. 377 Minna
McKeown Annie Miss, stenographer, r. 9 Welsh
" Arthur, stone mason John D. McGilvray &

Co., r. 8 Elizabeth
" Brothers (Thomas and Richard J.), plumb-
ers and gasfltters, 515V2, 6th
" Catherine, widow, r. 606 Tennessee
" Daniel, r. 33, 5tb

" Henry F., laborer, r. 606 Tennessee
" JameSj finisher I. L,. Solomon & Co., r. 654

Jessie
" James, laborer, r. 9 Oak Grove Av
" John, engineer Edison Light and Power

Co.,r. 1339 Filbert
" John, marine fireman, r. 314, 7th
" John, mechanic, r. 43 Juniper
" John, molder, r. 606 Tennessee
" K. Mrs., proprietor The Brighton House

33, 5th
" Lawrence, fireman str Alcazar, r. 9 Welsh
" Michael, marine fireman, r. 19 Dearborn
" Nellie, widow, r. 654 Jessie
" Patrick, salesman, r. 33, 5th
" Patrick J., salesman, r. 5 Mint Av
" Richard J. (McKeown Bros.), r. 515i/4, 6th
" Stephen, salesman, r. 33, 5th
" Thomas (McKeown Bros.), r. 515!4, 6th
" Thomas, porter Mills Bldg. r. 1716 Howard
" William J., plumber Yates & Co., r. 83

Silver
4®"McKeown. See MacEwen, McEwen, Mc-

Kewen and McKowan
McKernan Hugh B., liquors, 633 Howard, r. 330

Tehama
" Hugh J., bookkeeper J. A. Drinkhouse Co.,

r. San Mateo
" James, expressman, SE cor 3d and Folsom,

r. 133, 34th
" John, teamster Wainright & Easton, r. 335

Langton
4®"MoKernan. See McKiernan
McKerron Alexander G., bookkeeper John A.

McKerron, r. 808 Jones
McKerron John A., harness, horse boots and

saddlery, 303-305 Mason, r. 808 Jones
McKerron Mary, widow, r. 808 Jones
McKeune Edwin, laborer S. P. Co.. r. ly^ Verona

PI
" Laura G. Miss, saleslady, r. lY^ Verona PI
■e®~McKeune. See MacEwen, McEwen, Mc-
Keon and McKewen
McKevitt H. D., master mariner, 9 Mission
" Hugh, stevedore, r. 515 Lombard
" Mary, widow, r. 1835 Webster
" Thomas E., machinist Fulton Eng. & Ship

Bldg. Wks, r. 515 Lombard
McKewen Dennis, laborer, r. 1 Church Lane
" Edward, bookbinder, r. 453, 10th

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McKewen Helena, widow, r. 37 Johnston Av
" John, superintendent service pipe Spring

Valley W. W., r. 1117 Montgomery
" Mary Miss, r. 1117 Montgomery
" Peter, plumber and gasfitter, 40 Turk, r.

1117 Montgomery
" Robert, carpenter, r. 37 Johnston Av
" William, teamster, r. 901 Battery
-e®"McKewen. See MacEwen, McEwen, Mc-
Keon and McKown
McKey Alexander, boiler maker, r. 202 Brannan

" Harry, carpenter, r. 1030 Howard
McKibber Edward, seaman str Arago
McKibbin David, painter William Wertsch, r.
14 Cedar Av
" James, ship carpenter, r. cor Elsie and

Coso Av
" William G., machinist, r. 435 Bryant
4®-MoKibbin. See McGibbon
McKie Ernest, student, r. 324 Noe
McKiernan Annie, domestic, 741 Ashbury
" Annie, domestic, 3014 Clay
" Daniel (McKiernan & Kiley), r. 41!4 East
" Frank, baker str Mariposa
" John, laborer, r. 333 Langton rear
" & Kiley (Daniel McKiernan and William
Kiley), proprietors Bay View House, 43
East
'g^'McKiernan. See McKernan
McKillop Bessie E. Miss, dressmaker, 719 Va-
lencia, r. 803 Diamond
" Daniel, carpenter Charles M. Depew Plan-
ing Mill Co., r. 803 Diamond
" George R., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 803

Diamond
" Isabella, widow, r. 803 Diamond
" Maria Miss, dressmaker, r. 803 Diamond
" William J., teamster Somers& Co., r. 803

Diamond
" Winsey S., machine hand George W.
Kneass, r. 961 Folsom
>e®=-McKillop. See MacKillop and McKellops
McKinlay Edward M., clerk, r. Wisconsin nr

20th, Potrero
- " James, machinist, r. Wisconsin nr 30th,

Potrero
MoKinley Archibald, molder John G. lis & Co..

r. 443 Minna
McKinley Benjamin F., superintendent Station
F Post Office, r. 1413 Bush
" Benjamin L., student, r. 1413 Bush
" Daniel, quartermaster str City of Puebla,

r. 12 Lafayette
" Dennis, expressman, r. 52 Brady
" Elizabeth Mrs., r. 39, 13th
" James, salesman, r. 623 Larkin
" James, watchman U. S. Mint, r. 631 Sacra-
mento
" Mary J. Miss, compositor James H. Barry,

r. 1705 Scott
" Robert, ship carpenter Fulton Eng. & Ship

Bldg Wks, r. 2429/2 Bryant
" Rosanna, widow, r. 1705 Scott
" Thomas S., salesman Chicago Clock Co.
" Walter L. (Electrical Construction and

Repair Co.). r. 1007 Market
" William F., saddler J. C. Johnson & Co,, r.
2838 Howard
4S~McKinley. See McGinley and McKenley
McKinne Barna, attorney at law, 522 Montgom-
ery, r. 317 Hill
McKinney Abraham, bootblack, 206 Grant Av,
r. 865/2 Market
" Annie Miss, nurse St. Luke's Hospital
" George, shoemaker, 47 Sacramento, r. 1611%
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McKirmey John, broom peddler, r. 1838 Mis-
sion
" John, laborer, r. 314, 23d
" John C, lodgings, 217 Minna
" Mary C, Miss, teacher Hearst Grammar

School, r. 1638 Mission
" William H., teamster, r. 216 Perry
4®=McKinney. See McKenna, McKenney and

McKenny
McKinnie Murray, wood carver, 30 Spear, r. 116

Lyon
McKlnnon Alfred I., clerk Donohoe-Kelly Bank-
ing Co., r. 1150 Turk
" Allan, porter C. E. Whitney & Co., r. 316,

30th
" Aloysius J., clerk Preston & McKinnon,

r. Russ House
" Angus, ship carpenter, r. 16 Hardy
" Archibald, carpenter, r. 1145 Valencia
" Archibald, painter, r. 50i4, 3d
•' Archibald C, clerk freight auditor's dept.

S. P. Co., r. 8231/2 Hayes
" Bernard J. Rev., assistant rector St. Brig-
id's Church (R. C), r. 2111 Van Ness Av
" D., carpenter str City of Peking
" D. A., carpenter Robinson & Gillespie
" Daniel A., clerk San Jose Brick Co., r.

12081/2 Valencia
" David, engineer, r. 1308 Waller
" Edward, r. 3414 Harriet rear
" James, cook str Farallon
" James J., drayman Pier 5 Steuart, r. 225

Dolores
" J. Louis, salesman Preston and McKinnon,

r. 2327 California
" John, currier H. N. Cook Belting Co., r.

1549M Mission
" John, ship carpenter, r. 507, 17th
" Joseph, carpenter, r. 2149 Pine
" Joseph J., lumber surveyor, 9 Mission, r.

Oakland
" Kate, domestic, 2204 Jackson
" Russell E., electrotyper Painter-Cornell

Co., r. 74714 Folsom
" Sarah, widow, r. 833 Fulton
" Thomas A., line man, r. 1910 Mission
" Wallace M., bill clerk Wiester& Co.. r. 507

17th
" William B., agent San Jose Brick Co.,

office 234 Montgomery, rooms 1-2, r. 412

Waller
4S=-McKinnon. See MacKinnon
McKlnstry E. W. (McKinstry & McKinstry), r.

1237 0'Farren
" Frank E., engineer, r. 1717 Eddy
" James C. (McKinstry & McKinstry) r. 1237

O'Farrell
" & McKinstry (E. W. and J. C), attorneys
,^ ^^ at law, 4 Sutter, rooms 19-21
McKisick Lewis D., attorney at law, 104 Sutter

room 10, r. Oakland
McKitchen Mary, widow, r. 409 East North
McKiltrick Anne, widow, r. 743 Minna
" Bernard, porter Marco Zaro, r. 52 Na-

toma
" Edward F., relief engineer S. F. F. D. 1428

Valencia, r. 1425 Valencia
" James, conductor, r. 46314 Minna
" James J., clerk freight auditor's dept. S

P. Co., r. 4211/ Brannan
" John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 615

Valencia
" Joseph L., waiter J. Jacobsen, r. 1425 Va-
lencia
" Peter P., laster Buckingham & Hecht. r

12.3d San Jose Av

McKnew Alfred R., clerk, r. 7 Douglass
" Elijah P.. bakery, 1017, 19th and oyster

dealer, 1518 Market, r. 1017, 19th
" George M., driver D. W. Wilson, r. 1017.

19th
" Henry L., driver The Morgan Oyster Co., r.

5lA South Park
" Lillie Miss, shoe trimmer, r. 1017, 19th
McKnight Andrew J., clerk general auditor's
office S. P. Co., r. Fruitvale
" Brothers (Peter J. and John J.), liquors, 20

7th
" Elizabeth Miss, trained nurse, r. 1608 Van

Ness Av
" Hugh S., painter, r. 53 Natoma
" James, carpenter, r. 314 Lily Av
McKnight James H., attorney at law, 330 Pine,
rooms 22-23, r. 911, 23d
" Jennie Miss, nurse, r. 2705 Laguna
" John, mason, r. 21 Franklin
" John, waiter, r. 317 Jessie
" John J. (McKnight Bros.), r. 14 Oak
" Joseph W., carpenter Robinson & Gillespie,

r. 85, 9th
" Peter (McKnight Bros), r. 14 Oak
" Robert, cook str Walla Walla, r. 127, 23d
" Robert, salesman, r. 164 Jessie
" Robert J., salesman D. M. Moran&Co., r.

31 Russ
" Thomas, stone carver, r. 624, 4th
" William, compositor Hayes Valley Adver-
tiser, r. 314 Lily Av
McKown Harry, agent, r. 715 Howard
" Mary E.Mrs., teacher Lincoln Grammar

School, r. 824 Laguna
" M. H., r. 7171/2 Howard
" Thomas, laborer U. S. Engineers' dept., r.
124 Bernard
McKune Kate, widow, r. 1132 Jackson
McLachlan Daniel, shipper Risdon I. &L. Wks,
r. Oakland
" David, traveling salesman Tillmann &

Bendel, r. 313 Sutter
" Duncan, machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks, r.

907 Folsom
" George, clerk S. P. Co., r. 108M Shipley
" John, carpenter, r. 1034 Sanchez
" John, cigars and tobacco, 443 Spear
" Thomas, carpenter and builder, 40 New
Montgomery, r. 39, 20th
4®"McLachlan. See McLauchlan, McLaugh-

lan and McGiaughlan
McLagan Charles, engineer S. F. &. S. M. Ry,
r. 1412 Guerrero
" Jame-; L., carpenter James Young, r. 1935
Lexington Av
McLain A., fireman str Willamette Valley
McLain Co. J. H. The, A. A. McCallum manager,
steam and hot water heaters, 49 Crocker
Bldg
McLaine Laughlin Mrs., widow, r. 2226 Clay
" M. C, roofer Pac. Refining and Roofing
Co.
McLane August, laborer, r. 137 Perry
" Bernard F., clerk New York Life Ins. Co.,

r. 2029 Steiner
" Charles, clerk, r. 1207 Broadway
" Charles, steward James F. Kearny, r. 2029
Steiner
McLane Charles A., agency director New York
Life Insurance Co., 17-23 Mills Bldg, 2d
floor, r. 521 Devisadero
" Charles H., clerk Cunningham, Curtiss &

Welch, r. 1207 Broadway
" Eugene J., clerk A. Carlisle & Co., r. 1710

Dupont
" G., r. 1144 Howard
" George, chief freight clerk P. M. SS. Co.'s

Wharf, r. 4 10a Bryant
" Helen E. Miss, school teacher, r. 1710 Du-
pont
" James D., policeman, r. 2029 Steiner
" James J., laborer, r. 2424 Bryant
" John, blacksmith, r. 3 Minna
" John, grainer, r. 2 Boyd
" John H., insurance agent, 313 California, r.

1122 Sacramento
" Louis Jr., clerk forwarding dept. Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 2426a Pine

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McLane Mary J., widow, r. 12:^2 Buchanan
" Robert, butcher William Hinz, r. 2029 Stei-

ner
" William, bookbinder, r. 1930 Golden Gate

Av
4®=McLane. See MacLean, McClain, McLain

and McLean
McLaren Catherine, widow, r. 726 Stevenson
" Charles S. (J. M. Benham & Co.), r. 310

Hyde
" E. Mrs., r. Old People's Home
" George, collector, r. 403 Folsom
" Harry A., clerk J. H. Curley & Co., r. 310

Hyde
" Kate, widow, r. 726 Stevenson
" James C, teacher dress cutting, 63 St.

Ann's Bldg
•' Leslie (McLaren & Co.), r. 2409 Pacific Av
" Mary, widow, r. 171 Perry
McLaren Norman, accountant and auditor, 307

Sansome, room 5, r. 2416 Fillmore
" P. M., physician, r. Old People's Home
" Will, agent, r. 310 Hyde
McLaren & Co. (Leslie McLaren and John W.

Mailliard), commission merchants, 307

Sansome, room 5
4®=McLarea. See McLeran
McLarty James, miner, r. SW cor 6th Av and

Clement
McLatchie John, pattern maker Golden State

and Miners' Iron Wks, r. 40 Clara
" Joseph, blacksmith, r. 40 Clara
•' Joseph, engineer, r. 1030 Army
McLaughlan Catharine, widow, r. 58 Crocker
McLaughlin Abby Miss, teacher Washington

Evening School, r. 1729 Devisadero
" Agnes M. Miss, teacher Franklin Grammar

School, r. 121 Post
" Alexander, tanner, r. 936, 13th Av South
" Alfred, student, r. 12th Av South nr Rail-
road Av
" Alice, bakery. Railroad Av nr 12th Av

South
" Andrew, butcher, r. 848 Folsom
" Ann, widow, r. 1103 Powell
" Annie, widow, r. 1314 Page
" Archibald, carpenter, r. 54 Richland Av
McLaugMin Armour, vice-president and super-
intendent National Brewing Co., 720-722

Fulton, r. 716 Grove
" Bernard, soap peddler, r. 17 Converse
" Bernard L., sack sewer Yolo Mills, r. 632^4

Minna
" Bessie Miss, saleslady, r. 156 Solano
" B. M. Mrs., widow, dressmaking, 651 Fol-
som
" Bridget, widow, r. 20 Howard Court
" Bridget, widow, r. 21 12 Baker
" Catherine Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home
" Catherine, dressmaker, r. 23 Haight
" Charles, liquors, 133, 5th
" Charles, tailor, r. IOO2V2 McAllister
" Charles W., clerk local freight offlce S. P.

Co., r. Berkeley
McLaugWin Co. The (Mary Ives Crocker and

Kate May Dillon), Maurice Casey gen-
eral manager, 508 California, rooms 1-2
" Cornelius, driver Michael McLaughlin, r.

820 Langton
" Daniel, machinist Corporation Yard S. F.

F. D., r. 156 Solano
" Daniel, plasterer, r. 202, 6th
" Daniel, wood worker Studebaker Bros. Mfg

Co., r. 729 i4 Clementina
" David, clerk, r. 301 Scott
" David H., salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r.

301 Scott
" Dennis, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 2749

Harrison
" Dennis, porter Commercial Hotel
" Dennis W., patternmaker, r. 1828 Howard
" Edward, r. .533 Jersey
" Edward, di-iver Michael McLaughlin, r. 220

Langton
" Edward, fitter Metropolitan Moulding Co.,

r. 1420 Taylor
" Edward, hackman, r. 17 Sheridan
" Edward, laborer, r. 19 Zoe
" Edward, laborer, r. ,3017 Folsom

McLaughlin Edward, watchman, r. 732 Wash-
ington

" Edwin, compositor Call, r. 607 Montgomery
Av

" Elizabeth Mrs., dressmaking, 19 Zoe

" Francis A., machinist George W. Alex-
ander, r. 131 Clipper

" Francis W., r. 610 McAllister

" Frank J., barber, 21814, 24th, r. 2749 Harri-
son

" George, longshoreman, r. 4 Federal

" George Jr., laborer, r. 4 Federal

" George J., millhand, r. 1112 Harrison

" Grace, widow, r. 1 Alabama

" H., cook str Walla Walla

" H., roller South S. F. Tannery

" Hannah, widow, r. 31 Boyce

" Henry, plumber, r. 1314 Page

" Hugh, carpenter, r. 696 Church

" Hugh, liquors, 1095 Howard

" Hugh F., carpenter, r. 696 Church

" James, r. 1513 Ellis rear

" James, clerk, r. 5 Market

" James, compositor Call, r. 728 Howard

" James, groceries and liquors, 1119 Harri-
son

" James, laborer, r. NW cor Sierra and
Maryland

" James, laborer Spring Valley W. W., r.
Lobos Creek nr Baker's Beach

" James, motorman S. F. & S. M. Ry, r. 171
Corbett Av

" James, teamster, r. 229'/^ Langton

" James A., engineer N. Ohlandt &Co.,r.
248^/4 Tehama

" James C, teamster Albert E. Buckman, r.
724, 14th

" James E., lumberman, r. I6I614 Fulton

" James F., iron molder, r. 156 Solano

" James H., sawyer F. Korbel & Bros., r.
609M Minna

" John, r. cor Aztec and California Av

" John, architect, r. 708 Howard

" John, carpenter, r. 1315, 25th

" John, engineer Hibemia Brewery, r. 210
Rose Av

" John, hostler Mrs. Ellen A. Harris, r. 28,
10th

" John, laborer, r. 212 Broadway

" John, fireman str State of California, r. 234
Folsom

" John, shoemaker, r. 848 Folsom

" John, stable keeper, r. 1419 Pacific

'■ John, stableman James W. McHugh, r.
1423 Eddy

" John, teamster McNab & Smith, r. 229!^
Langton

" John E., shoemaker, r. 323 Langton

" JohnF., bartender, r. 1939 McAllister

" John H., expressman, r. 1143, 18th

" John H., painter, r. cor Church and Church
Lane

" John J., policeman, r. 2421 Buchanan

" John J., tailor, r. 50 Everett

" John J., pipe fitter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
20 Georgia

" John L.. carpenter, r. 233 Chenery

" John M. (John M. McLaughlin & Co.), r.
1434, 20 th
McLaughlin John M. & Co. (John M. McLaugh-
lin and C. J. Downing), book publishers,
44 Flood Bldg

" John R., dental student, r. 2952 Mission

" John W., r. 19 Haight

" Joseph, clerk Horwitz & Cohn, r. 17 Oak

" Joseph, laborer, r. 116 Shotwell

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McLaughlin Joseph, laborer, r. Ns Corbett Av
nr Danvers
" Joseph F., clerk, r. 20 Elgin Park Av
" Joseph F., compositor, r. 2749 Harrison
" J. William, bartender Mrs. Elizabeth Re-
gan, r. 1725 Mission
" Margaret, widow, r. 36 Rincon PI
" Margaret, widow, r. 330, 17th
" Margery, widow, r. 11 Bryant Av
" Maria A., widow, r. 129 Clipper
" Mary Miss, r. 628'^ Capp
" Mary A., widow, r. 445 Chenery
" Mary B., widow, r. 2112 Baker
" Mary F., milliner, r. 696 Church
" Mary R., widow, r. 1729 Devisadero
" Matthew, bartender, r. 318 Ivy Av
" Matthew, painter, r. 31 Boyce
" Maurice, salesman Davis Bros., r. 50 Ev-

eret
" May Miss, saleslady, r. 156 Solano
" Michael, r. 315 Brannan
" Michael, drayman, 424 Davis, r. 220 Lang-
ton
" Michael, laborer, r. 212 Broadway
" Michael, laborer, r. lllSVi York
" Michael, liquor dealer, r. 2 Harriet
" Michael, pipe layer, r. 2749 Harrison
" Michael, shoemaker, r. 217 Langton
" Michael, shoemaker, r. 612 Howard
" Michael, watchman, r. 683b Clementina
" Michael A., manager The Sanden Electric

Co., 632 Market, r. 1614 Golden Gate Av
" Michael D., machinist Murray Bros., r. 572

Minna
" Michael J., driver Michael McLaughlin,

r. 220 Langton
" Minnie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1310 Larkin
" Moses A., physician and druggist, cor 11th
Av South and Railroad Av, r. 12th Av
South nr Railroad Av
" Neil, r. 437 Jessie
" Neil, teamster, r. 220 Langton
" Neil Jr., brass finisher, r. 437 Jessie
" Neil P., hack driver, r. 222 Langton
" Owen J., cooper Cal. Wine Assn., r. 639

Minna
" Patrick, r. 20 Elgin Park Av
" Patrick, helper T. J. Movnihan, r. 602 How-
ard
" Patrick, laborer, r. 255 Michigan
" Patrick, laborer Lucas & Co., r. 126 Folsom
" Patrick, liquors, 21 Pacific, r. 1817 Stockton
" Peter, driver, r. 418, 1st rear
" Philip, porter Emil Quarg, r. 807 Kearny
" Richard A., tinner Charles Brown & Son, r.

23u, 4th Av
" Robert E., carpenter, r. 233 Chenery
" Samuel, laborer Catton, Bell & Co., r. 323

Langton
" Samuel, teamster People's Express and

Transfer Co., r. Oakland
" Thomas, fireman, r. NE cor 22d and Penn-
sylvania Av
" Thomas, fireman str Walla Walla, r. 368

Brannan
" Thomas, grainer, r. 31 Langton
" Thomas, laborer, r. 17 Converse
" Thomas, laborer, r. 623 Harrison
" Thomas, tinner Sutro Baths, r. 17 Heron
" Thomas J., compositor, r. 437 Jessie
" Thomas J., salesman D. Samuels, r. 64%

Shipley
" Thomas P., plumber G. & E. Snook, r. 17

Heron
" William, clerk, r. 1614 Golden Gate Av
" William, laborer, r. 120 Shipley rear

McLaughlin William, laborer S. P. Co., r. 1327
Sansome
" William, liquors, 2 King
" William, livery stable, 22.3 Langton
" William, teamster Frank Knobloch, r. 1050

Kentucky
" William A., clerk Pacific Surety Co., 1. 31

Boyce
" William D., carpenter Dow Steam Pump

Wks, r. 2 Henrietta Square
" William F, (Sylvester & Sublett), r. 301

Scott
" William H., conductor Sutter St. Ry., r. 20

Howard Court
" William H., molder, r. 902V4 Folsom
" William H., paper carrier, r. 2929 Octavia
McLaughlin William H., physician and drug-
gist, NW cor 26th and Mission
" William H., teamster, r. aS5, 4th
" William J., carpenter, r. 233 Chenery
" William J., haokdriver, r. 222 Langton
" William J., manager Moffat Chemical Co.,

r. 1614 Golden Gate Av
" Zenas, draughtsman U. S. Surveyor Gen-
eral's ofQce, r. 812, 23d
4®=-McLaughlin. See MacLachlan, McLaugh-
lin, McLachlan and McLoughlin
McLay George B., physician, r. 2430 Mission
•' Mary R. Miss, teacher Monroe Primary

School, r. 2430 Mission
" Robert M., oiler str Santa Rosa, r. 3430
Mission
McLea Ann, widow, r. 132 Haight

" Arthur (McLea Bros.), r. 52 Clara Av
McLea Brothers (Arthur and James), harness
and saddlery, 769 Mission
" James (McLea Bros.), r. 132 Haight
j8®="McLea. See McLay

McLean Alexander, real estate agent, 777 Mar-
ket, r. 1053 McAllister
" Alfred A., truss maker, r. 1104 Market
" Andrew, fireman str Arago
" Anthony D., chief engineer Cal. St. RR, r.

1207 Bush
" Bridget E., widow, r. 334 Day
" Carrie B., widow, r. 2920 Washington
" C. E., harness maker Main & Winchester,

r. 1932 Lexington Av
" Edith E. Mrs., hair restorati\e, 45. 58 and

60 St. Ann's Bldg
" Edward J., house painter, r. 1932 Lexington

Av
" Edward T., r. 1932 Lexington Av
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 917 Sanchez
" Frank J., marine engineer, r. 2410 Larkin
" George, r. 714 Laguna
" George, cashier Fontana & Co., r. 2314

Jones
" George P., messenger Pac. Transfer Co., r.

110 Oak
" Hugh, teamster Teele & Co., r. 1930 Golden

Gate Av
" Ina, widow, manicure, 1150 Sutter, r. 1703

Market
" James, bookkeeper Murphy, Grant & Co., r.

1712 Stockton
" James, cancer specialist, 1228 Market
" James, conductor Geary St. RR, r. 316, 2d

Av
" James, contractor and builder, r. 135 Fair

Oaks
" James, 1st officer str Piedmont, r. Oakland
" James, cook str Progreso
" James, steward, r. 1008 Natoma
" James P., chief engineer stmr San Jose
" John, r. 17041/i Leavenworth
" John, blacksmith Market St. Ry, r. 13

Page
" John, boiler maker George E. Belmor, r. 56

Bluxome
" John, boiler maker Risdon I. and L. Wks,

r. 632 Mission
" John, laborer, r. Indiana nr 23d, Potrero
" John R., carpenter Harbor Commissioners,

r. 28 Turk
" John R., mechanic Cal. St. RR, r. 1122y2

Broadway
" Joseph R., contractor and builder, 1621
O'Farrell

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McLean Kate, widow, r. 132 Turk

" Malcolm, cabinet maker, r. 227 Golden
Gate Av

" Mary, widow, r. 1222 Buchanan

" Mary J., widow, r. 171 Perry

" Minnie A. Miss, teacher Hawthorne Pri-
mary School, r. 1934 Lexington Av

" Murdock, foreman W. J. Grant, r. 1418
Mission

" Patrick J., laborer, r. 212 Broadway

" Rainey M., musician, r. 7% Oak Grove Av

" Robert A., stonecutter O. E. Brady, r. 1932
Lexington Av

McLEAN ROBERT A..

physician and surgeon, Dean and Pro-
fessor of Surgery University of Cali-
fornia, office 305 Kearny NW cor Bush,
office hours 9 to 10 a. m., 2 to 5 p. m.,
and 8 to 9 evenings, telephone Main
1474, r. N W cor Pacific Av and Devisa-
dero
McLean Robert C. (McLean & Mayhew), r. 1015
Market

" Robert C. Jr., student Van der Naillen's
School of Engineering, r. 1015 Market

" Sarah Miss, r. 1218 Mission

" Simon, carpenter, r. 28 Turk

" Sterling, commission merchant, 109 Cali-
fornia, room 22, r. Alameda

" Walter J., clerk Western Sugar Refining
Co., r. 513 Taylor

" William, conductor Cal. St. RR., r. I31314
California

" William, railroad employee, r. 366 Natoma

" William H., master str San Bias, r. 1632
Post

" & Mayhew (Robert C. McLean and Henry

C. Mayhew), electricians, 1517 Post

«®"McLean. See MacLean, McClain, McLain

and McLane
McLear Maggie, domestic, 2904 California
McLees James T., bartender Edmund Brophey,

r. 539 Pacific
McLellan Brothers (George B., William S. and
Edgar W.), dairy, 1713 Washington

" Edgar W. (McLellan Bros.), r. 1715 Wash-
ington

" Edwin L., agent Penn Mutual Life Ins.
Co.. r. 905 Church

" Frank, carpenter, r. 547 Mission

" George B. (McLellan Bros.), r. 1715 Wash-
ington

" Leonai-d E., attorney at law, 318 Pine,
rooms 28-30, r. Belmont

" Mary P. Miss, r. 1715 Washington

" M. Grace Miss, r. 1715 Washington

" Robert (C. A. Castner & Co.), r. 138 Lib-
erty

" Sarah J. Miss, r. 327;^ Haight

" Wallace, bartender Dunn Bros., r. 1346
Market

" Walter C, r. 1830 Post

" William, teamster, r. 123 Eddy

" William D., clerk Pacific States Type
Foundry, r. 905 Church

" William S. (McLellan Bros.), r. Mexico
J6®"McLellan. See McClellan and McLennan
McLenegan Samuel B., superintendent S. F. &
S. M. Ry., NW cor 30th and San Jose
Av, r. 803 Guerrero
McLennan Alexander, contractor and builder,
r. 1616 Jackson

" Daniel R., wagon maker, r. 1817c Howard

" David M. T., clerk Wiley Bros., r. 1817c
Howard

" Douglas, r. 1050 Mission

" Dugald M., porter C. E. Whitney & Co., r.
907 Howard

" E. J. Mrs., dressmaking, r. 1202 Mission

" Frank P. (Flint & McLennan), r. 1515 Clay

" James, boiler maker, r. 2 Minnesota

" Margaret Miss, r. 2 M!innesota

" Roderick N. (Boehm & McLennan), r. 24
Page

" Roderick N. Mrs., dressmaking, 24 Page
McLeod Alexander J., gripm.an Market St. Ry..
r. 1585 Valencia

" Angus (McLeod & Hatje), r. 513 Guerrero

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,
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McLeod Angus, carpenter, r. 1727 Market

Benjamin F. B., compositor The Figaro, r.

1050 Howard
Clarence, factory hand Pac. Roll. Mill, r.

315 Sierra
Daniel, merchant, r. 910 Lombard
Daniel, shipwright, r. 23 Russ
Daniel, stevedore, r. 318 Folsom
Donald, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 100

Mississippi
Donald, liquors, 121 Mississippi
Donald, ship carpenter, r. 346, 4th
Donald R., medical student, r. 213 Clara rear
Frederick O., clerk Stevenson & Co., r. 735

Treat Av
George (Larkins & Co.), r. 659 Howard
George, stableman W. McCafferty, r. 2604

Mission
Hanlin, millhand C. A. Hooper & Co., r. 252

Ellis
Helen, widow, r. 108 Webster
Herbert, clerk, r. 829 Brannan
HughR., r. 5 Ridley
John, carpenter, r. 306B Bartlett
John A., conductorCal. St. RR., r. 1415 Hyde
John N., carpenter, r. 1118 Treat Av
Lillie G. Mrs., r. 1714 Market
Mary J., domestic, 333 Fremont
Murdock storekeeper New Creamerie, r.

1045 Market
Norman W., salesman Raphael Weill &

Co., r. Alameda
Robert F., teamster, r. 10 Clyde
Thomas M., clerk, r. 1425 Mason
Thomas R., carpenter Excelsior Mill Co., r.

735 Treat Av
William, calker, r. Cortland Av opp Buena

Vista
William, finisher, r. 118% Shipley
William F., clerk, r. 10 Clyde

McLEOD & HATJE

(Angus McLeod and William A. Hatje),
importers and wholesale dealers in
wines and liquors, 515 Market

*S=M6Leod. See MacLeod and McCloud
McLeran R., machine hand C. A. Hooper & Co.,

r. 864 Folsom
McLerie Henry J., r. 312 Church
McLigott John, clerk, r. 38% Russ
" Patrick, laborer, r. 381^ Russ
'■ Thomas, clerk, r. 38% Russ
MoLinden James, porter S. F. and N.P. Ry., r.

810 Battery
McLoughlin Alexander, deputy Superintendent
"Streets, r. 2013 O'Farrell
" Charles B., shoemaker. SE cor Sanchez and
Day
Edward, teamster, r. 901 Battery
Frank P., bookkeeper, r. 1904% Ellis
George, laborer, r. 817 Battery
George, teamster, r. 901 Battery
John, painter, r. 837, 18th
Martin, helper T. J. Moynihan, r. 602 How-
ard
Mary M., widow, r. 304. 3d
Michael, hostler William E. Bridge, r. 2737

Pine
Patrick, helper T. J. Moynihan, r. 216 Union
Thomas brass finisher J. Roylance Brass

Wks, r. 837, 18th
Thomas Mrs., widow, r. 837, 18th
William J., ticket agent Erie Railroad, 20
Montgomery, r. 12a Pond
4S=McLoughlin. See MacLachlan, McLach-
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McLoughney Patrick, longshoreman, r. 31 Minna
McLure James T., pattern maker Golden State
and Miners Iron Wks, r. 363, 1st
" John A., bookkeeper Williams-Marvin Co..
r. 26 Hawthorne
.^McLure. See McClare
McLymont V. H. M., mining, r. Cosmos Club
McMahan Calvin C, secretary Bartlett Springs
Co., 22, 4th
" Catherine Mrs., bakery, 1205 Folsom
" Hugh F., laundryman, r. 208, 15th
" James E., treasurer Bartlett Springs Co..

22, 4th
" Joseph, laborer A. J. McNicoll & Co., r.

SlQi/i. 8th rear
" L. E. Mrs., president Bartlett Springs Co..

22, 4th. r. 1332 Buchanan
" Mary, widow, r. 3101/^, 8th rear
" Mary, widow, r. 558y2 Howard rear
" Michael, laborer, r. 521 Howard
" Timothy, r. 803 Treat Av
" William, tailor, r. 558i4 Howard rear
" William O., blacksmith, r. 157, 7th
McMahon Abner M., machinist, r. 9 Sunmer
" Alice, widow, r. ISllVj Broadway
" Andrew, baker, r. 16 Polk Lane
" Andrew, fireman str San Jose, r. 863 Bryant
" Ann, widow, r. 14 Valparaiso
" Anna, widow, r. llSCapp
" Annie Miss, shirt maker, r. 1017 Howard
" Annie M., dressmaker, r. 2070 Market
" Arthur, blacksmith A. J. McNicoll & Co.,

r. 1254 Howard
•■ Arthur E., driver A. Quade & Co., r. 2

Geary Court
" Arthur T., stairbuilder Henry McMahon,

r. 1 Capp
" Augustus J., clerk chief surgeon's office

Dept. of California, r. 21 Polk
' ' Bernard, contractor, 125 Steuart, r. Oakland
" Bernard S., millhand Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 844

Illinois
" Bessie, widow, r. 23 Broadway
" Bridget Mrs., jani tress Irving Primary

School, r. 1137 Pacific
" Catherine, widow, r. 9 Sunmer
■' Daniel J., millhand Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 437

Clipper
'■ Dennis, miner, r. Brooklyn Hotel
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 923 Broadway
" Fannie Miss, teacher music, r. 712i4 Ten-
nessee
" Felix, driver Gilbert C. Fowler, r. 20 How-
ard Court
" Francis J., laborer, r. .529 Sacramento
" Frank A., physician, r. 600 Bush
" Frank M., laborer, r. Hart nr San Bruno Av
" George W. T., policeman, r. 14 Valparaiso
" Henry, clerk, r. 612 Natoma
" Henry, stairbuilder, 555 Brannan, r. 44, 6th
" Henry J. D., laborer Catton, Bell & Co., r.

612 Natoma
" James, r. 938 Howard
" James, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 2004

McAllister
" James, salesman, r. 329 Ellis
" James, stairbuilder Henry McMahon
" James, teamster, r. 1 Capp
" James, waiter G. Hink & Co., r. 165 Moul-
trie
•' James, wharf builder, r. 746, 20th

McMAHON JAMES A.

(successor to B. McMahon & Son), con-
tractor, wharf and bridge builder, 210-
212-214 Spear, r. 746, 20tll

McMahon James B., harnessmaker, 219 Ellis, r.
222 Minna
" John, bookkeeper J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 418

Leavenworth
" John, boxmaker, r. 1137 Pacific
" John, carpenter, r. 216 Fell
" John, fireman str Walla Walla
" John, laborer, r. 6 Newell
" John, salesman P. Flanigan, r. 215 Oak
" John, longshoreman, r. 225 Drumm
" John, miner, r. 1067 Market
" John, tanner, r. cor Adam and Eve
" John, warehouseman Bode & Haslett, r.

1242 Sanchez
" John J., foreman Schmidt Label ife Lithe.

Co., r. 127 Diamond
" John P., clerk, r. Hart nr San Bruno Av
" John T.. groceries, NW cor Point Lobos

and 30d Avs
" Joseph, porter Occidental Hotel
" Joseph P., driver Morton Special Delivery,

r. 449 Bryant
" Joseph P., harness maker James B. Mc-
Mahon. r. 222 Minna
" Joseph T., wharfinger foot 3d r. 449 Bryant
" Julia Miss, dressmaker, r. 197 Hyde
" Katherine, widow, r. 9 Sumner
■' Lawrence, mill hand Pac. Roll. Mill, r.

7121/4 Tennessee
" Leo J., shipping clerk, r. 811a Greenwich
" Lillian Miss, school teacher, r. 71214 Ten-
nessee
" Margaret, widow, r. 2070 Market
" Mary, widow, r. 9 Bernard
" Mary, widow, r. 6 Newell
" Mary, widow, r. 15^4 Harrison Av
" Mary, widow, r. 1134 McAllister
" Mary A., stenographer, r. 449 Bryant
" May T. Miss, teacher music, r. 2070 Mar-
ket
" Michael, porter postofflce, r. 332 Vallejo
" Nevada, widow, r. 2 Geary Court
" Oscar L., bookkeeper A. Quade & Co., r. 2

Geary Court
" Patrick, foreman, r. 1209 Green
" Patrick, laborer, r. 811 Bryant
" Patrick, laborer, r. Pioneer House
" Peter (McMahon & McCarthy), r. 122314

Geary
" Peter, boilermaker, r. 10 Cleveland
" Peter, carpenter, r. 1231 Market
" Peter, fireman, r. Hart nr San Bruno Av
" Peter J., carpenter, r. IOII14 Natoma
" Philip, special policeman, r. 811a Green-
wich
" Richard M. Mrs., r. 2070 Market
" Ross, cutter Petermann & Frank, r. 1311^

Broadway
" Sarah Mrs., r. 1504 Howard
" Terence, warehouseman Haslett & Bailey,

r. 222, 15th
" Thomas (Thorne & McMahon), r. 2759 Mis-
sion
McMahon Thomas, real estate agent, 628 Mar-
ket, r. 2227 Post
" Thomas, tannery, cor 7th Av South and N
" Thomas, waiter str Columbia, r. 156, 2d
" Thomas F., coffee packer McCarthy Bros.,

r. 1308 Florida
" Thomas F., gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.

1011 Natoma
" Thomas J., marker Lick Laundry, r. 1137

Pacific
" Timothy, warehouseman Ballard & Hall,

r. 114 Morris Av
" Walfred, carpenter, r. 4 Bernard
" William, liquors, 211 Tehama
" William, mill hand Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 624

Hampshire
" William, painter, r. 923 Broadway
" William, porter, r. 9 Bernard
" William A., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co.,

r. 127 Shipley
" & McCarthy (Peter McMahon and William
McCarthy), proprietors New York and
Brooklyn Exchange, 117 Drumm
McMann Frank, wall paper, 109 Stockton, r. 605
Hayes
" James, laborer, r. 11 Boyce

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McMann James, varieties, 411 East North
" James H., clerk, r. 411 East North
" John P., foreman Frank McMann, r. 1408

Sacramento
" Laurence, longshoreman, r. 122 Erie
" Patrick, laborer, r. 1209 Green
" Thomas S., freight clerk str Progreso, r.

1711 Washington
" William, r. 106/2, 3d
McMann William, wood and coal, SW cor Polk

and Washington, telephone East 8, r.

1711 Washington
4®=McMann. See McMahon
McManning Amy C, widow, r. 27 Lapidge
McMannis Thomas J., bookkeeper Von Ronn,

Hencke & Lorsbach, r. Fruitvale
McManus Annie, widow, r. 420 Larkin
" Barbara Mrs., nurse, r. 1519 Hyde
" Bernard, sergeant police, r. 3 Fulton
" Catherine, r. 3215, 16th
" Catherine, widow, r. 335 Golden Gate Av
" Cormick, r. 724 Capp
" Eugene B., clerk, r. 1025i/^ Guerrero
" Frank, laundryman, r. 309 Sanchez
McManus Frank, wines and liquors, 16-18, 3d,

telephone Red 1051
" Hugh, machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks, r.

3215, 16th
" J., r. 905 Market
" James, clerk, r. 502 Eddy
" James, laborer, r. 212 Broadway
" James, steward, r. 1519 Polk
" James B., stevedore, r. 316i/4 Ritcb
" James F., clerk, r. 720 Grove
" James J., clerk Raphael Weill & Co., r. 1201

Octavia
" James J., plumber, 1140 Union, r. 3315 Clay
" James P., salesman, r. 412 Fell
" James T., blacksmith Pac. RoU.Mill, r. NE

cor Juniper and Bryant
" Jane, widow, r. 517 Fell
" John, blacksmith Pac. Roll. Mill, r. NE cor

Juniper ane Bryant
" John G., salesman G. Verdier & Co., r. 804

Hayes
" John J., bookkeeper, r. 316V4 Ritch
" John J., salesman R. F. Osborn & Co., r. 303

Jones
" Joseph, feeder Schmidt Label & Litho Co.,

r. 3215, 16th
" Joseph E., stevedore, r. 113 Oregon
" Kate, widow, domestic, 335 Golden Gate

Av
" Katie, domestic, 630 Harrison
" M., fireman str Australia
" Mary Miss, r. 1053 Howard
" Mary Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan

Grammar School, r. 517 Fell
" Matthew H., clerk Bare Bros., r. 611 Haight
" Michael, longshoreman, r. 253 Tehama
" Patrick, carpenter, r. 122% Shotwell
" Philip, laborer P. Biggins & Co., r. 1434

Nebraska
" Philip J., park policeman, r. 1067 Mission
" Rose, widow, r. NE cor Juniper and Bryant
" Rose, domestic, r. 411 Shrader
„ Terrence, bartender William H. McManus,

733 Howard
" Thomas, laundryman City and County

Hospital
" Walter, clerk Stein, Simon & Co., r. 1201

Octavia
" William, clerk Railway Mail Service, r.

233 San Jose Av
" William, laborer, r. 1434 Nebraska
" William H., expressman, r. 11 Alemany Av
" William H., copyist County Clerk's office.

r. 733 Howard
McMartin E. & Son (Edward and Edward Jr.),

milk dealers, W4 Oak Grove Av
" Edward (E, McMartin & Son), r. U]4 Oak

Grove Av
" Edward Jr. (E. McMartin & Son), r. UH

Oak Grove Av
" Edwin, clerk W. A. Tuska, r. 441, 17th
" Stuart, clerk Buckingham & Hecht, r. 791

Sutter
McMaster Belle Miss, stenographer, r. 1137 Mis-
sion

W. MONTAGUE & CO.

MANUFACTURERS OF

RIVETED IRON ano STEEL

For Town Water Works, Hydraulic Mining
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST. )

McMaster M. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1137 Mission

" Olive, bill clerk Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 1137
Mission
McMaugh Edward F., salesman Boston Rubber

Shoe Co., r. Brooklyn Hotel
McMenaman Andrew, secretary Odd Fellows'
Employment Assn, 11 Odd Fellows Bldg,
r. 29HoffAv
McMenaman Daniel J., musician, r. 29 Hoff Av

" William A., art glass worker, r. 29 Hoff Av
McMenamin Patrick, laborer, r. 817 Battery
McMenomey Andrew, longshoreman, r. 444 Bran-
nan

" Charles F. (James McMenomey & Son), r.
1057 Mission

" James (James McMenomey & Son), r. 1057
Mission

" James, marine fireman, r. 541, 1st

" James Jr. (James McMenomey Jr. & Co.),
r. 1055 Mission

" James Jr. & Co. (James McMenomey Jr.).
liquors, 1055 Mission
McMenomey James & Son (J ames and Charles
F.), funeral directors and embalmers,
1057 Mission, telephone South 354

" William, clerk Connolly & Sullivan, r. 444
Brannan
McMenomy Charles, canvasser, r. 731 Natoma

" Charles, fireman, r. 24 Georgia

" Charles, stockfltter Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 4011/4 Duncan

" Christy, house painter, r. 731 Natoma

" George S., with John H. McMenomy, r.
Oakland

" J., chipper Western Foundry, r. 4 Simp-
son PI

" James W., special policeman, r. 729 Ivy
Av

" John H., butcher, 7-8-9 California Market,
r. Oakland

" JohnW., butcher John H. McMenomy, r-
418 Sutter

" Margaret, widow, r. 731 Natoma

" Mary, domestic, 727 Ashbury

" Nicholas, dresser American Type Found-
ers' Co., r. 733 Minna

" Thomas, waiter str Australia

" Walter F., bookkeeper John H. McMen-
omy, r. Oakland
McMerkle Michael, cook, r. 77 Everett
McMichael Charles, boat builder, r. 517, 2d

" Edward, laborer, r. 114 Townsend
McMichael H. M. J., agent The Bank of Brit-
ish North America, 120 Sansome, r. 2103
Pacific Av

" James, stockdriver, r. 114 Townsend

" Robert, stockdriver Roth, Blum & Co., r.
517, 2d
McMillan Angus, sailmaker Neville & Co., r.
678 Harrison

" Angus E., carpenter, r. 1P09 Steiner

" Anthony L., clerk freight auditor's dept.
S. P. Co., r. 113Gough

" Cal, apprentice, r. 131 Pierce

" Charles, teamster West Coast Furniture
Co., r. Fruitvale

" Charles E., cook Washington Hotel

" Daniel, agent Berry Bros., 709-711 Front, r.
Hotel St. Nicholas
McMiUan Daniel N., manager Dugald McMil-
lan, 111, 7th, r. Lorin, Alameda Co.
McMillan Dugald, physician, surgeon and
druggist, 111,7th, r. Lorin, Alameda Co.
McMillan Eben, secretary Southern Pacific
Milling Co. and Salinas Valley Lumber
Co., 224 California, r. Oakland

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McMillan Frederick, mining engineer, 628 Mont-
gomery, room 47, r. 1014, 17th
" Hugh, flreman str City of Sydney
" Hugh, printer, r. 631 Sacramento
" James, teacher piano, r. 115, 7th
" Jessie Miss, forelady, r. 678 Harrison
" John D., laborer, r. 915^2 Illinois
^' John T., clerk Hydrographic office IT. S. N.

(branch), r. 131 Pierce
" Joseph, porter W. W. Montague & Co.
" Mabillan W., carpenter, r. 416 Elizabeth
" Mary E. Miss, machine operator, r. 678

Harrison
'■ Maud Miss, seamstress, r. 134 McAllister
" Peter D., watchman 26th St. Hospital, r.
736, 25th
McMillan Robert, real estate, 49 Crocker Bldg
r. 500. 13th
" Robert, seaman, r. 33 Steuart
" Ronald G., syrups, r. 612 Fell
" Samuel W., nailmaker Washburn & Moen

Mtg. Co., r. 214 Moulton Av
" Sarah, widow, r. 114 Waller
.e3=-McMillan. See MacMillan, McMullin and

McMillen
McMillin JohnD., president Tacoma and Roche
Harbor Lime Co., 40 New Montgomery
" Mary Miss, ladies" hair dresser, 132 Eddy
McMonagle R. M.. conductor S. P. Co., r. 346, 4th
McMorris Ida, widow, r. 719 Bush
McMorrow JohnH., foreman, r. 425 Church
McMorry Annie Mrs., r. 6I714 McAllister
McMullen Burton F., foreman L,. G. McMullen
r. 4 Williamson
" David K., r. 1310 Folsom
" Edward, liquors, r. 1429 Polk
" Eliza, widow, r. 740 Harrison
" Emma Mrs., furnished rooms, 765 Market
" Frank, secretary and manager Union
Warehouse Co., 3 Mutual Life Bldg, 3d
floor, r. 1511 Jones
" George, compositor, r. 1013 Larkin
" Hugh R., bookkeeper, r. 730 Clementina
" James, carpenter S. F. Bridge Co.
" James, clerk, r. 2849, 16th
" James, clerk North American Commercial
Co.,r. East Oakland
McMnUen Jolin, president San Francisco
Bridge Co.. 42 Market, r. 811 Guerrero
" John, shoemaker, r. 119, 3d
" Julia Miss, dressmaker, r. 1012 Larkin
" Lewis G., grading contractor, r. 3318 Geary
" Peter D.. clerk, r. 736, 35th
" Walter, foreman L. G. McMullen, r. 3318

Geary
" William J., fireman str Mariposa, r. 530
Folsom
McMullin Annie, domestic. 1714 Mason
" Donald, waiter, r. 502 Powell
" Edward J., coachman, r. Sagamore nr Ply-
mouth Av
" George J. C, bookkeeper Grangers' Busi-
ness Assn, r. 1926 Market
" George O., land expert, r. 1104 Post
" Harry P., 1st asst. engineer str City of Rio

de Janeiro, r. 1926 Market
" Latham, salesman Baker & Hamilton, r.

1252 California
" Myrtle, widow, r. 755 Harrison
" Samuel, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co r

932 Broadway
" Samuel, traveling salesman, r. 1708 Leav-
enworth
•' Thurlow, traveling salesman Tillmann &

Bendel, r. 1104 Post
" Thurlow Mrs., r. 1252 California

McMullin William J., assistant general pas-
senger and freight agent San Francisco
and No -th Pacific Railway Co., Mutual
Life Bldg, 4th floor, r. Russ House
j^^McMullin. See McMillan
McMurchy Thomas, machinist, r. 6WY2 Natoma
McMurdo John R., physcian, 1336 Webster
McMurphy Frederick W. (McMurphy & Mc-

Evoy), r. 359, 1st
McMurpliy & McEvoy (Frederick W. McMur-
phy and Hugh McEvoy), proprietor Pa-
cific Coast Boiler Works, 235-237 Main
McMurran Thomas, blacksmith helner, r. 154

Tehama
McMurray Bridget E. Miss, tailoress, r. 73
Shipley
" Charles, plasterer, r. 939. 23d
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 820 Fulton
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 1411 Van Ness Av
" Ellen, widow, nurse, r. 1517 Broadway rear
" Hammersley. policeman, r. 140 Hartford
" James, coal passer str Australia
" James B., collector O'Farrell & Co., r. 333

Eddy
" James D., carpenter, r. 1624 Polk
" John, chicken ranch, cor San Bruno and

Cortland Avs
" John F., plasterer, r. 939, 33d

McMURRAY JOHN P,,

manufacturer plaster decorations, 314
OTarreU

McMurray Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. .333, 5th
" OrrinK., attorney at law, 303-309 Safe De-
posit Bldg, r. 1420 Hayes
" Patrick, laborer, r. 939, 33d
" Robert, capitalist, office 14 Sansome, room

11, r. 3106 Pacific Av
" Samuel, engineer, r. 1019, 17th
" William, clerk gen. pass, agent's offices. P.

Co. , r. 3926Vi Folsom
" William, master mariner, r. 54 Sacramento
" William J., clerk Charles Christensen, r.
820 Fulton
McMurrer Charles M., clerk George Mangels, r.
337, 34th
" James, r. 337, 24th
" Rose, widow, r. 337, 24th
McMurrough Maggie Miss, r. 409, 3d
McMurry Elizabeth J. Mrs., millinery, 1624 Polk
" Ellen, widow, r. 1517 Broadway rear
" James T., carpenter, r. 1634 Post
" Maria Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 1101

Pine
" Valentine C, mining, r. 3403 Bush
McMurtrie Matilda, widow, r. 40 Spear
" Thomas, r. 1454 Leavenworth
" Thomas Jr., r. 1454 Leavenworth
McMurtry Charles P. master str J. D. Peters, r.
Stockton
" Claude W., expressman, r. 310 China Av
■' Eugene P., stenographer, r. 22214, 4th
" Junius T., laborer, r. 310 China Av
" Leslie B.. president New Era Gold Mining

and Mill Co., r. 910 Valencia
" Louis, shipping clerk General Electric Co.,
r. Oakland
McMyler James, teamster Western Meat Co..

r. 18 Moss
McNab Albert, seaman, r. 419 East North
" Allan, paper carrier, r. 922, 31st
" Elgin, paper carrier, r. 927 Dolores
McNab Gavin, attorney at law, 46-47 Mills

Bldg. 7th floor, r. Occidental Hotel
McNab Hug-h, wines and liquors. Baker bet

Filbert and Greenwich
McNab James (McNab & Smith), r. 2520 Post
" James P., opener U. S. Customs, r. 116, 6th

McNAB & SMITH

(James McNab and Jobn A. Smith),
draymen, 205 Davis, and proprietors
Mercantile Warehouse, Bluxome bet
5tli and Btli, stables S s Brannan bet
7th and 8th
McNair Andrew, clerk, r. 711 Bush
" Andrew, clerk, r. 2706a Mission
" Augusta Miss, cashier M. A. Gunst & Co..
r. 711 Bush

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McNair Hugh, ship calker, r. 216 Michigan
" James, liquors, 903 Kearny, r. 116 Mont-
gomery Av
McNair Williain W., attorney at law, 216 Bush,

rooms 8-9, r. 728 Sutter
4®"McNair. See McNear
McNally Bernard J., bushelman Kavanagh

Bros., r. 235 Minna
" Charles, asphaltum roofer, r. 4 Moulton PI
" Edith C, stenographer, 45-46 Mills Bldg,8th

floor, r. 1224 Bush
" Felix, laborer, r. 548 Iowa
" Frank, longshoreman, r. 733 Harrison
" Frank H., attorney at law, r. 733 Gough
" Frank L., lineman Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r.

1224 Bush
McNally Fred A. (Tobin & McNally), r. 106 Chat-
tanooga
" Hannah, widow, r. 1218 York
" James, laborer, r. NE cor Napa and Louisi-
ana
" James, laborer, r. 248 Clementina
" James, rigger Union Iron Wks, r. 1001

Sierra
" J ames, teamster S. P. Dent, r. 235, 9th
" James A., porter, r. 709 McAllister, rear
" James J., fireman Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r.

723 Harrison
" James J., laborer, r. 513 Howard
" James T., butcher William Gans, r. 709

McAllister rear
" Jennie Miss, candy maker, r. 733 Harrison
" John, mining, r. 3328 Mission
" John B., physician, r. 317, 3d
" John F., harnessmaker J. O'Kane. r. 420,

12th Av
" John M., blacksmith helper Eastwood &

Wilson, r. 723 Harrison
" Joseph L., assayer C. A. Luckhardt & Co.,

r. 815 Van Ness Av
" Josephine, widow, r. 1334 Bush
" Lawrence, r. 815 Van Ness Av
" Margaret, widow, r. 106 Chattanooga
" Michael, teamster, r. 48 Everett
" Michael A., machinist Revere Rubber Co.,

r. 430, 13th Av
" Michael J., machinist, r. 9 Putnam
" Oliver, sweeper Harbor Commissioners, r.

511, 14th
" Patrick J., cabinetmaker, r. 2219 Pine
" Peter, laborer Pac. RoU.Mill, r. 1317 Florida
" Raphael, bootblack, 307 Grant Av, r. 6

Pinckney PI
" Stephen, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 3719

Bush
" William, laborer, r. 248 Clementina
McNamara Addie Miss, dressmaker, r. 411

Gough
" Agnes Miss, r. 3305 Sutter
" Agnes Miss, shirtmaker, r. 7^ Harriet
" Alice, widow, r. 9 Rausch
" Andrew, r. 630, 7th
" Ann, widow, r. 46'/4 Clinton Park
" Ann Miss, r. 141 Shipley
" Austin, salesman, r. 2035 Pine
" Bernard, farmer, r. 40A Erie
" Bernard, laborer, r. 35 Montezuma
" Bridget, widow, r. 7J4 Harriet
" Bridget, widow, r. 335, 9th rear
" Catherine, widow, r. 3424 Bryant Av
" Daniel, printer, r. 654 Jessie
" Daniel J., gasfltter, r. 1363 Folsom
" David, porter Coghill & Kohn, r. 3400 Polk
" David M., porter, r. 1652 Polk
" Denis S., plasterer, r. 810, 34th
" Edmund C, pilemaker, r. 9 Rausch
" Edward, laborer, r. 66 Tehama
" Edward J., plumber, r. 308 Guerrero
" Edwin J., r. 920 Illinois
" Ellen, widow, r. 14i4 Bernice
" Ellen, widow, r. 439/2, 19th
" Ellen, widow, r. 1652 Polk
" Emily Miss, saleslady Merten S. Price, r.

721 Larkin
" Emma L. Miss, dressmaking, 635 Post
" James, carpenter, r. 20 West Mission
" James, farmer, r. 40a Erie
" James, helper T. N. Furlong, r. 4VA West
Mission

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

China and Japan Mattings.

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Novelties.

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McNamara James, painter, r. 41 West Mission
" James, teamster S. P. Dent, r. 335, 9th rear
" James Mrs., widow, r. 1653 Polk
" James A., bookkeeper Pope Mfg Co., r. 237,

7th
" James A., capitalist, r. 917 Van Ness Av
" James E., sailmaker, r. 66 Tehama
McNamara James J., president Central Coal
Co., 104 Market, r. Alameda
" James M., teamster Wellman, Peck & Co.,

r. 9 Godeus
" Jeremiah, laborer, r. 13 Page
" John, carpenter, r. 20 West Mission
" John, clerk S. P. Co., r. 416 Jessie
" John, farmer, r. 40a Erie
" John, icepuller Consumers' Ice Co., r. 420,

8th
" John, laborer, r. 66 Tehama
" John, laborer, r. 312 Broadway
" John, laborer, r. 1331i4 Minna
McNamara Jobn B., proprietor West End
Saloon, 117 City Hall Av, near Larkin, r.
271 Clementina
" John F., r. 800 Fulton
" John H., r. 1888 Mission
" John J. steamfitter, r. 17 Bryant Av
" John M., shoemaker, 920 Illinois
" John P., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 215

12th
" Joseph, brickmason, r. 247, 2d
" Joseph, salesman Etienne Messager, r. 544

Turk
" Mamie Miss, r. 1738 Folsom
" Mamie Miss, tailoress Henry Davis, r. 325,

9th rear
" Margaret Miss, waitress John B. Shay, r.

1652 Polk
" Mark, laborer, r. 529, 6th
" Mary, domestic, r. 1652 Polk
" Mary Miss, nurse, r. 1109 Van Ness Av
" Mary H. A., widow, r. 2305 Sutter
" Matthew, shoemaker, r. 31 Howard Court
" Michael, carriage trimmer, r. 46i4 Clinton

Park
" Michael, seaman, r. 105 Clark
" Michael, shoemaker J. M. McNamara, r.

930 Illinois
" Michael, watchman Potrero Yeast and

Vinegar Co., r. 654 Jessie
" Nicholas J., druggist, SW cor 17th and

Sanchez, r. 139 Capp
" Owen, machinist, r. 1652 Polk
" Patrick, chimney builder James Miller, r.

17 Bryant Av
" Patrick, laborer, r. 1030 Hampshire
" Patrick Jr., plumber, r. 17 Bryant Av
" Patrick A., policeman, r. 1208 Mission
" Patrick K,. machinist, r. 930 Montgomery
McNamara P. J., manager Nolan Bros. Shoe
Co., 813-814 Market, r. 1888 Mission
" Robert J., traveling salesman Williams-
Marvin Co., r. Oakland
" Terrence, laborer, r. 35 Montezuma
" Thomas, boatman Folsom St. Wharf, r. 110

Silver
" Thomas, laborer, r. 913 Illinois
" William, blacksmith, r. 1508 Kentucky
" William, stevedore, r. 8l2'-A Hampshire
" William, teamster, r. 709 Natoma
4@=McNamara. See MacNamara
McNamee Edward E., glass blower, r. 230'/4,
9th
" George, hostler, r. 2413, 24th
" George, Pac. Coast agent Young, Smyth,
Field & Co., 102 Flood Bldg, r. 121114
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McNamee James J., wool dealer, 49 Bluxome,
r. 117 Franklin
" Patrick, laborer, r. 14 Clara rear
" Patrick, liquors, San Bruno Av opp'Cortland

Av
" Sarah, widow, r. Moultrie nr Cortland Av
" Thomas J., traveling salesman San Jose
Woolen Mills Co.
McNausht John, editorial writer Call, r. 1008
Sacramento
" Thomas, clerk Anglo-Cal. Bank, r. 529 Post
McNaughton Alfred H., carpenter, r. 313, 26th
" Duncan, ticket seller Paul Boy ton Chute

Co., r. 1218 Waller
" Edward S.,r. 158, 9th
" George, laborer, r. 564 Howard
" James, blacksmith, r. 441 McAllister
" Thomas H., clerk P. C. SS. Co., r. 411, 29th
" William, r. 109, 13th
" William H. (Field & McNaughton), r. 1218

Waller
" William H. Jr.. clerk, r. 1218 Waller
4®"McNaughton. See MoNorton
McNeaf Nellie Miss, dressmaker, r. 131 Hickory

Av
McNeal James, blacksmith, r. 110 Sanchez
JW-McNeal. See MacNeill and McNeill
McNear Charles, carpenter, r. 3134 Mission

" Christopher E., master mariner, r. 225 Oak
McNear E. A. Mrs., matron San Francisco Prot-
estant Orphan Asylum, S s Haight bet
Laguna and Buchanan
" Frank E., draughtsman C. F. Weber & Co.,

r. 128, 9th Av
" Frederick W., attorney at law, 532 Market,
room 41, r. Oakland
McNear George P., president Whitney Transfer

Company, 3-5 Commercial, r. Petaluma
McNear George W., shipping and commission
merchant, grain dealer, agent Marine
InsuranceCo., Limited (of London), and
president Port Costa Warehouse and
Dock Co., and proprietor Port Costa
Flouring Mills, 326 California, r. Oak-
land
" George W. Jr., president Starr & Co., 326

California, r. Oakland
" Herbert, waiter Harry Adolph, r. 419 Geary
" Lucy C. Miss, teacher Humboldt Primary

School, r. 225 Oak
" Seward B., with George W. McNear, r.
Oakland
4®-McNear. SeeMcNair
McNee Alexander, capitalist, 538 Kearny, r. 910

Steiner
McNee Duncan, secretary San Francisco Col-
lateral Loan Bank, 538 Kearny, r. 910
Steiner
" John H. (estate of), 538 Kearny
McNeely Hugh, refiner, r. 7 Newell
Ji^-McNeely. See McNeilly
McNeice George G., musician, 39, 4th
>efcS="McNeice. See McNiece

McNEIL ALEXANDER, M. D,

nomoeopatMc physician, office and r.
784 Van Ness Av, telephone East 630,
hours 9 to 10 a. m., 2 to 4 and 7 to 8
p. m.

McNeil Alexander, stockfitter Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 2708 Howard
" Andrew J., laborer S. P. Co., r. 2708 How-
ard
" Angus, carpenter, r. 3434 Mission
" Daniel D., dishwasher John Jensen, r. 654
Howard

McNeil Clarence L., asst. engineer, r. SW cor

Bay and Webster
Daniel, park policeman, r. 1706 Polk
Daniel, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Daniel L., molder, r. 429 Bryant
Elizabeth, widow, r. 2708 Howard
Frank J., carpenter, r. 2708 Howard
George, steward, r. 31 South Park
James, driver Ellis Littlewood, r. 128

O'Farrell
James, helper Charles Brown & Son, r. 321

Filbert
James, pressman S. F. News Letter, r.

2630 Bush
James, silversmith W. K. Vanderslice &

Co., r. Oakland
John Jr., millhand Central Lumber and

Mill Co., r. 206, 14th
John A., hardwood polisher, r. 1004 Market
Louisa A., widow, nurse, r. 204J^ Eddy

rear
Maria, widow, r. 325 Jessie
Marvin F., bookkeeper Truckee Limiber

Co., r. 466 Tehama
Mary A. Miss, compositor James H. Barry,

r. 2708 Howard
Michael, horseshoer, 862 Howard, r. 12^4

Sherman
Pomposa F. Mrs., widow, r. 1719 Sacra-
mento
Roderick, laborer, r. 216 Filbert
Roderick, seaman, r. 346, 4th
Stephen C, carpenter, r. 628 San Jose Av
William, shoemaker, r. 1718 Stevenson
William H., bookkeeper and accountant, r.

2211 Van Ness Av
McNeill A., cigar maker C. G. Umland, r. 2728

Mission
" Allan A., salesman Russian Fur Co., r. 605

Jessie
" Archibald, pressman Valleau & Peterson,

r. 206, 14 th
" Cecelia, widow, r. 1140 Shotwell rear
" Charles Jr., master tugboat Elizabeth, r.

517, 3d
" Daniel H., master bktn S. G. Wilder, oface

44 East, r. 453 Valencia
McNeill Daniel R., president and general man-
ager Central Park Association and

president Del Monte Coal Mining Co.,

office 1189 Market, r. 49, 8th

McNeill d. w., m. d.,

physician and surgeon, specialist in
botany, bacteria and diseases of
women, office and r. 1432 Folsom,
hours 9 to 11 a. m., 1 to 5 and 7 to 8
p. m.
McNeill Daniel W. Jr., r. 1432 Folsom
" Edward J., pantryman, r. 781 Mission
•' Genevieve C. Miss, secretary Central Park

Assn, 1189 Market, r. 49, 8th
" Henry, helper Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg

Wks, r. 206, 14th
" James, carpenter, r. 1815 Sacramento
" James, clerk, r. 207 Minna
" James, pressman, r. 230 Duncan
" James, shipjoiner, r. 2201 Geary
" John H., contractor brickwork, r. 13£ Web-
ster
" Malcolm S., druggist, r. 2201 Geary
" May, widow, r. 425 Stevenson
" William, seaman, r. 204 Jackson
" William, W., printer superintendent's
office Railway Mail Service, r. 1432 Fol-
som
-8®=-McNeill. See MacNeill, McNeal and Mc-
Neil
McNeilly John, plumber, r. 209, 2d

" W. H., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 567 Natoma
iBS^McNeilly. See MacNeilly
McNeil James, clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r.

207 Minna
McNerney Anthony R. (Mallon & McNerney), r.
430Cleme tina
" Bartholomew, roadman Cal. St. RR., r. 1504

California
" Bernard, laborer, r. 676 Clementina
" Catherine Miss, compositor, r. 29 Silver

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McNerney Daniel J., boiler maker P. F. Dundon,
r. 39 Silver
" Dennis F., teamster Mahony & Sons Dray-
age and Warehouse Co., r. 29 Silver
" Frank, molder, r. 1530 Folsom
" George, wood and coal, hay and grain, 2309

Bryant Av, r. 1530 Folsom
" John B., pattern maker, r. 808 Mission
" John T., boiler maker, r. 29 Silver
" Julia A., widow, r. 29 Silver
je®-McNerney. See McEnerney, Mclnerney

and Mclnerny
McNesby Frank, guard County Jail 2
" Harry R., iron shipbuilder Union I. Wks,

r. 6 Harriet
" James, painter, r. 240i4 Ritch
" JohnJ., riveter, r. 6 Harriet
" Mary, widow, r. 6 Harriet
McNess James, bottler The Rosenblatt Co., r.
8 Dale PI
" Robert T., painter, r. 206 Franklin
McNevin Alfred D'Aroy, teacher navigation,
404 Beale, r. 406 Beale
" Alice E., widow, r. 406 Beale
" Bridget, widow, r. 533 Stevenson
" Catherine, widow, r. 1426 Pacific rear
" Edmund H., teacher navigation, 404 Beale,
r. 406 Beale
McNichol Sarah, domestic, 923 Fine
McNichols John, seaman, r. 2 Olive Court
McNickle James, laborer, r. 1307 Point Lobos
Av

McNICOLL A. J. & CO.

(Andrew J. McNicoUt, manufacturers
all kinds patent hydraulic, air-pres-
sure, steam, electric and hand-power
elevators, 122 - 124 Main, telephone
Main 591
McNicoU Andrew J. (A. J. McNlcoU & Co.), r.
2725 Sacramento
" George W., draughtsman A. J. McNicoU &

Co., r. 710 Ashbury
' ' Isabelle Miss, teacher Horace Mann Gram-
mar School, r. 710 Ashbury
" John, photographer, r. Concord Av nr Mis-
sion Road
•' John R., foreman W. A. Woodward & Co.,

r. 710 Ashbury
" Marianne, widow, r. 710 Ashbury
" William F., superintendent A. J. McNicoU
& Co., r. Alameda
McNiece A. J., stage manager Bottle Koenig's
Theatre, r. 713 California
» James N.. bartender, r. 22 Trenton
Ji®=McNiece. See McNeice
McNinch Mingo, stonecutter John D. McGil-
vray & Co., r. 44 South Park
" Neal, stonecutter, r. 44 South Park
McNish Ralph, laborer, r. 121 1/2 Trenton
McNorton N. L. Mrs., r. 2621 Pine

" Oliver B., varieties, 2245 Market
McNulty Charles A. Mrs., widow, r. 1352 Cali-
fornia
" Christopher, mate str T. C. Walker
" Daniel A., carrier postofBce, r. 190514

Stockton
" Frank, wool sorter, r. 411, 5th
" Frederick J., medical student, r. 705 Sutter
" George H., carrier postoffice, r. 404, 3d
" George J., boxmaker, r. 423 Utah
" Harry J., physician, r. 217 Fillmore
" Harry O., helper Joseph F. Dwyer, r. Mount

Vernon Av nr Tara
" Hattie C, widow, r. 1160 Golden Gate Av
" James, currier Ludolph P. Degen, r. 14

Harriet
" James, messenger, r. 215, 17th
" James, rigger, r. 559 Pennsylvania Av
" James, shoemaker, r. 5 Pfeifler
" James F., pressman Edward C. Hughes, r.

5 Pfeiffer „

" John, carpenter A. Walker, r. 3113 Fill-
more
" John, shoemaker, r. 335 Bay
" JohnF., wool sorter Catton, Bell & Co., r.

411, 5th
" Joseph, boiler maker Risdon I. & L. Wks,
r. 411 Folsom

W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.

Artistic Tiles,

Flain, Glazed, and Decorateci.

AMERICAN AND ENGLISH-
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET ST.

McNulty Mary, widow, r. 2 Welsh
" Mary, widow, r. 559 Bryant
" Mary E. Mrs., dressmaking, 234 Taylor
" Michael, calker, r. 317 Beale rear
" Michael, foundryman, r. 53 Natoma
" Owen, hoseman Engine 11, r. N nr 14th Av

South
" Patrick C, wool sorter Watson & Marx, r.

411, 5th
McNulty P. F., manufacturer boots and shoes,

Liebes Bldg, 139 Post, first floor, r. 2804

Pine

McNULTY P. ROSCOE,

specialist for diseases of men only,
26 1-2 Kearny, hours 9 a. m. to 3 p. m.
daily, 6:30 to 8:30 evenings, Sundays
10 a.m. to 12 m.

McNulty Thomas, milkman, r. 315, 17th
" Thomas, policeman, r. 531 Guerrero
" Wellington W., paper hanger, r. cor Mount

Vernon Av and Tara
" William E., laborer, r. 201/2 Rausch
" William H., carrier postoffice, r. 5 Pfeifler
«®=McNulty. See Nulty

McNutt Alexander, carpenter Vulcan Iron
Wks, r. 33 John
" Conlin W., carpenter, r. 423 Ellis
" George W., carpenter, r. 433 Ellis
" James H. (McNutt, Kahn & Co.), r. Ala-
meda
McNutt, Kahn & Co. (James H. McNutt and
Albert Kahn), manufacturing stationers,
304 Market
" Maxwell, law student, r. 1805 California
" Robert, fireman str Columbia, r. 40 Tehama
" Robert B., student William A. Atwood, r.

13 Murphy Bldg
" Walter R., teamster Getz Bros. & Co., r. 3!4
Clyde
McNutt W.F., physician and surgeon, 104 Sut-
ter, r. 1805 California
" William, teamster, r. 3!4 Clyde
" William E., teamster, r. 30 Freelon
>eS=-McNutt. See MacNutt
McPartland Alexander, clerk D. McPartland, r.
16 Reed
" Daniel, candies and notions, Tiburon Ferry,

r. 16 Reed
" Percy, r. 16 Reed
4®=-McPartland. See McPortland
McPeak Annie Miss, housekeeper, 744 Mission

" John, asphaltum worker, r. 511 Olive Av
4®=McPeak. See McPike
McPeake James, r. 1636 Broadway rear
" Robert A., teamster Overland Freight
Transfer Co., r. 39 Madison Av
McPhail Archibald, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
" Benjamin, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
" Charles, seaman, r. 39 Sacramento
" John, messman str Corona, r. 1055b How-
ard
McPhedran James, carpenter Union I. Wks, r.

350y2 Minna
McPhee Annie R., widow, r. 110 Minna
" Charles A., stevedore, 44 East, r. 714, 21st

McPHEE COMPANY

(Daniel McPhee, John Groliere and
James K. sutton), cut stone contract-
ors, main office and mills 1219 Market,
telephone Mint 254, box 235 Builders'
Exchange, 40 New Montgomery
McPhee Daniel (McPhee C )mpany), r. 1828 Fell
" Ella Miss, laundress Modern Laundry Co.,
r. 25 Dehon

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WATSON & CO.

PACIFIC COAST AGENTS.

134 IVlarket Street.

ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.,

215 Valencia St,
Tel. Mission 40.

1088

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POMMERY SEC.

The highest grade of Champagne and th«
wine of Connoisseurs, invariably the pre-
ferred favorite at all fashionable resorts in
London and on the Continent of Europe.
WILLIAM WOLFF & CO., 329 Market St.

McPhee James A., candies, 1661 Mission
" John A., ship carpenter, r. 25 Dehon
" John B., carpenter, r. 223, 9th Av
" May Miss, milliner, r. 110 Minna
" William J., carpenter, r. 35 Dehon
4®"McPhee. See Macphee, McAfee and McFee
McPherson Abbie Miss, tailoress, r. 1834 Pow-
ell
" Alexander, r. 1608 Polli
" Alexander, carpenter, r. 308 Cortland Av
" Alexander, compositor C. A. Murdock&

Co., r. 1608 Polk
" Alexander W., clerk, r. 959^^ Filbert
" Alfred, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 312 Lou

isiana
" Angus, carpenter, r. 639 Mission
" Archibald, merchant tailor. 208 Stevenson,

r. 33 Louisa
" Charles E., clerk, r. 635, 31th
" Daniel, teamster Alexander McKay, r. 331

Minna
" David L., pork packer Joseph McEvoy, r.

5i4 Boardman PI
" Duncan R.. laborer, r. 533 Sacramento
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 339 Filbert
" Frederick, driver, r. 2834 Mission
" Fitzhugh, clerk, r. 1307 O'Farrell
" George E., physician, r. 635, 34th
" George W., real estate agent, r. 265 Clem-
entina
" Hannah, widow, r. 555 Bryant
" Horace W., house painter, r. b}i Board

man PI
" James A,, clerk freight auditor's dept. S.

P. Co., r. Golden Gate, Alameda Co.
" John, boiler maker Fulton Eng. & Ship

Bldg Wks, r. 433, 24th
" John, groceries and liquors, 2000 Golden

Gate Av
" John, tailor A. McPherson, r. 33 Louisa
" Lachlan, presser J. Spaulding & Co., r.

136% Rose Av
" Lucy Miss, tailoress, r. 1834 Powell
" Maggie E. Mrs., widow, r. 1416 Broadway
" Marie Miss, trained nurse, r. 1608 Van Ness

Av
" Maynard, physician, r. 3502 Fillmore
" Murdoch J., foreman Pac. Lumber Co. ,r.

1309 Dolores
" Richard H., copyist, r. 1707 Devisadero
" Robert, r. 1834 Powell
" Robert A., painter, r. 300 Cortland Av
" Robert R., clerk, r. 635, 24th
" Samuel G., painter J. H. Spark, r. 905

Union
" Samuel G. Jr., painter, r. 905 Union
" Samuel H., janitor, r. 265 Clementina
" Sina W. Mrs., teacher Polytechnic High

School, r. 612 Mason
" Thomas A., seaman, r. 26 Folsom
" William, agent, r. 120414 Sutter
" William, clerk Sierra Nevada Silver Min-
ing Co., r. 2502 Fillmore
" William, seaman, r. 739, 4th
4(S= McPherson. See MacPherson
McPhilemey Charles, junk, r. 1233 Florida
" Edward, r. 211 Minna
" James C, employee Cutting Fruit Packing

Co., r. 122 Langton
McPhillips Edward E., teamster, r. 449, 10th
" Edwin E., drayman Dodge, Sweeney &Co.,

r. 403, 10th
" Frank, teamster, r. 449, 10th
" William, r. 449, 10th
McPhun Edward, drayman, r. 1543V4 Mission
" Sybilla, widow, r. 1543^4 Mission

McPHUN WILLIAM,

manufacturer window shades and
opaque cloth and dealer paper hang-
ings, 1195 Market, r. 1900 Turk

McPike Andrew J., solicitor, r. 712 Post
" Charles L.. dental student, r. 711 Hyde
" Henry C. (Dunne & McPike), attorney at

law, 310 Pine, rooms 43-47, r. Oakland
" Henry H., attorney at law, 310 Pine, rooms

13-14, r. 712 Post
" Lorenzo B., clerk Samuel F. Hughes, r. 400
Post
McPolin Catherine, widow, r. 353 Clara
" Charles, candy maker, r. 253 Clara
McPortland Ellen, widow, r. 6 Collins

•' John, laborer, r. 6 Collins
4®-McPortland. See McPartland
McQuade Arthur, teamster, r. 1310 Harrison
" Charles, wrapper Hale Bros., r. 34714 Grove
" Edward, asst. engineer str Acapulco, r.

309, 13th
" Francis, gasfitter, r. 1109 :
" George, laborer, r. 315 Ritch
" Hugh, seaman, r. 1117 Folsom
" James P., press agent Orpheum Theatre, r.

123 Eddy
" James V., clerk, r. 1804 O'Farrell
" Jane, widow, r. 1109 Hampshire
" Jessie H. Mrs., r. 1804 O'Farrell
" John, coalpasser str Mariposa
" John, shoemaker, r. 4 Vernon PI
" Margaret, widow, r. 1310 Harrison
" Maria, widow, r. 908 Capp
" Patrick, teamster, r. 1310 Harrison
" Thomas, wrapper Hale Bros., r. 347V2 Grove
" Thomas J., clerk M. A. Marron, r. 908 Capp
" Viola Miss, r. 1804 O'Farrell
" William, laborer S. P. Co., r. 12i/4 Clinton
" William, shoemaker, r. 519 Mission
j^=-McQuade. See McQuaid, McQuaide and

McQuoid
McQuaid Frank, mining, r. 113, 14th
Frank, policeman, r. 125, 1st Av
Frank J., shoecutter, r. 143 Henry
John, blacksmith, r. 12;^ Harriet
John, teamster J. Browning, r. 715 Clemen-
tina
John H., laborer, r. 1214 Harriet
Margaret, widow, r. 2000 Howard
Mary Miss, teacher Washington Evening

School, r. 1309 Sacramento
Owen, clerk, r. 21, 7th
Patrick, shoemaker, r. 143 Henry
Stephen, fireman str Homer
Thomas E., driver Eclipse Cracker Co., r.
125, 1st Av
McQuaide Arthur T., cashier D. M. Moran & Co.,
r. 128 Gilbert
" Catherine G. Miss, teacher Washington

Evening School, r 339, 17th
" Daniel, driver Engine 33, r. 128 Gilbert
" Frank, wool sorter, r. 128 Gilbert
" James P., clerk, r. 128 Gilbert
" John F., boiler maker Corporation Yard S.

F. F. D.. r. 1817a Howard
" Joseph P. Rev., asst. pastor Church of the

Holy Cross (R. C), r. 1820 Eddy
" Mary A., widow, r. 1817a Howard
" Michael, r. 339, 17th
" Owen, r. 339, 17th

" Patrick, laborer U. S. Customs, r. 128 Gil-
bert
" Patrick, wood and coal, 113 Shipley, r. 544
Natoma
^BS^McQuaide. See McQuade and McQuoid
McQuarrie Catherine, widow, r. 2343 Washing-
ton
" Charles, r. 1110 Larkin
" Frank M., designer W. W. Montague & Co.,

r. 2343 Washington
" George D., stock clerk W. W. Montague &

Co., r. 2343 Washington
" John, artist, 51 City Hall Av
" John A., clerk, r. 2343 Washington
" Maiy Mrs., r. 324 O'Farrell
" Robert, traveling salesman, r. 324 O'Far-
rell
4®"McQuarrie. See Macquarrie

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McQueen Alfred W., bookkeeper Nev/ Era Gold
Mining and Milling Co., r. 1031 Valencia

" Duncan, blacksmith, r. 55 Laurel PI rear

" Henry M., druggist William M. Searby, r.
160 Golden Gate Av

" James S., baker, r. 504 Geary

" Jane, widow, r. 1137 Guerrero

McQueen john,

carpet-beating- works, first-class beat-
ing and renovating, packing, moving,
and shipping liouseliold goods, hair
picking done also, 453 Stevenson, tele-
phone South 228, r. 1011 Guerrero
McQueen Thomas W., carpenter, r. 343, 5th Av
McQueeney Bridget, widow, r. 147 Shipley
" James J., shoemaker, r. 136 Shipley
" John, laborer Golden State and Miners'

I. Wks, r. 46 Tehama
" John, salesman, r. 147 Shipley
" John F., seaman, r. 147 Shipley
" William, expressman, r. IS&Yi Shipley
" William P., steamfitter, r. ISevi Shipley
McQuesten Charles A., physician, 131 Post, r.

1618 Jackson
McQuiddy R. Dale, traveling salesman Reding-

ton & Co.
McQuilkin Robert W., lodgings, 1063 Mission, r.

1302 Powell
McQuillan Ellen, widow, r. 116 Welsh rear
" John, laborer, r. 532 Howard
" John, machinist, r. 1434 Howard
" Mary A., widow, r. 703 Greenwich
" Peter, ironer S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy
" Peter, fireman tugboat Reliance, r. 333 Fre-
mont
McQuiston Joseph H., porter Wolf & Sons, r.
515 Broderick
" Matthew B., salesman Emerson & Ryan,
44, 6th
McQuitty Andrew, head porter O'Connor, Mof-
fatt &Co., r. 1334 Eddy
" William A., dentist, 448^/4 Valencia, r. 1324
Eddy
McQuoid Frank, r. 208 Shotwell
" Joseph, r. 308 Shotwell
" William, teamster, r. 645 Natoma
4®~McQuoid. See McQuade and McQuaid
McRae Alexander, laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Ri-
voli Av
" Anna M., widow, groceries, 25 Louisa
" Belle Miss, bookkeeper, r. 133, 26th
" David, r. 1029 Mission
" Donald, carpenter, r. 309 Crescent Av
McRae Donald, old and new furniture, carpets,
stoves and articles of every description
bought and sold, 869 Mission, r. 838 Mis-
sion
" Donald, reporter, r. 1039 Mission
" James, r. 123, 36th
" James T., teamster E. K. Wood Lumber

Co., r. 1 Worth
" Peter A., clerk, r. 1029 Mission
" William D., carpenter, r. 122, 26th
" William P., clerk, r. 1029 Mission
4®*McRae. See MacRae, McCray, McCrea and

McCreagh
McRaith Catherine, widow, r. 356 Jessie
" James, plumber, r. 356 Jessie
" May Miss, dressmaker, r. 356
4®-McRaith. See McCraith
McReynolds Samuel H., laborer,

some
McRoberts J., boiler maker str Belgic

" William S., r. 109 Capp
McShane Andrew, bookkeeper, r. 1308 Valencia
" Andrew P., r. 1308 Valencia
" Bernard J., engineer Cal. Barrel Co., r. 1521

Howard
" Edward, longshoreman, r. 512 Mission
" Eugene C, clerk London, Paris and Ameri-
can Bank, r. 1308 Valencia
" Frank, bartender International Hotel
" Henry J., painter, r. 42 Gilbert
" James J., policeman, r. 21 Shotwell
" Kate, widow, r. 42 Gilbert
" Katie, domestic, 1631 Broadway
" Michael, r. 11 Collins
" Nellie, widow, r. 3354 Gilbert

1329

W. &J.SLOANE&CO.,

POt^TIEf^ES.

Largest Assortment on the Coast.
0-4-I-0-4-'7 ./Vlarket St.

McShane Nellie Mrs., widow, night nurse St.

Mary's Hospital
" Nellie T., widow, r. 1009, 20th
" Robert, hoseman Engine 8, r. 1715 Polk
" Robert, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 218

Moulton
" Robert J., painter, r. 42 Gilbert
" Thomas E., traveling salesman, r. 214, 4th

Av
" William D., painter, r. 43 Gilbert
" William H., stevedore, r. 12314 Welsh
McShea John, boiler maker Union I. Wks, r. 330

Tehama
" John Jr.. boiler maker, r. 330 Tehama
" Joseph T., boiler maker, r. 330 Tehama
" William, laborer, r. 21 Stanford
" William A., laborer, r. 21 Stanford
McSheffery John, stonecutter, r. 116 Welsh
McSherry Brothers (Philip, Robert and James),

dairy, Corbett Av nr Alms House
" Ella, widow, r. 2110 Filbert
" James (McSherry Bros.), r. Corbett Av

nr Alms House
" Patrick, teamster, r. 1216 Steiner
" Philip (McSherry Bros.), r. Corbett Av

nrAlms House
" Robert (McSherry Bros.), r. Corbett Av

nr Alms House
4®"MoSherry. See MacSherry
McSloy Thomas, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co.,

r. 917 Market
McSorley Arthur, laborer, r. 39 Washington Av
" Edward J., bookbinder Althof & Bahls, r.

39 Washington Av
" Hugh T., plumber Garrett C. Sweeney, r.

39 Washington Av
" John J., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 33 Pow-
ell Av
" Roger, teamster Black Diamond Coal M.

Co., r. 518Folsom
" William, clerk W. B. Clufl & Co., r. 555a

Natoma
j8®"McSorley. See Macsorley
McStay Edward P., sign painter, r. 115 Ellis
" John, clerk, r. 115 Ellis
" John J., marine engineer, 9 Mission, r.

Alameda
McSwain Charles A., teamster Howard H.

Hogan, r. 719, 22d
" Omer, medical student, r. 1534 Mission
" Thomas, janitor Cal. Medical College, r.

1423 Folsom
McSweeney Ambrose, distributor Post Office, r.

3 Sanchez
" Daniel, r. 346, 4th
" Daniel (Hegarty & McSweeney), r. 547

Mission
" Daniel J., meat inspector, r. 2 Sanchez
" Dennis, shoemaker, r. 1220 Polk
" Eugene A., horseman, r. 3 Sanchez
" Eugene D., clerk, r. SE cor Chestnut and

Polk
" Eugene J., clerk, r. 2 Sanchez
" H., waiter City of Sydney
" James P., transferer Schmidt Label &

Lith. Co., r. 3940 Clay
" Jeremiah, clerk Maurice P. Corridan, r. 570

Minna
" Julia, widow, r. 2 Sanchez
" Mary, widow, r. 221, 8th rear
" Mary L., nurse, r. 3 Sanchez
" Victor, seaman, r. 41^2 East
" William, laborer, r. 1220 Polk
McSwegan Catherine, widow, r. 139 Dore
" Charles Jr., clerk, r. 117 Fulton
" Edward, stationery, 141, 4th, r. 117 Fulton

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McSwegan Hugh, messenger, r. 139 Dore
" Hugh P., patrolman Morse's Patrol, r. 117

Fulton
'• James, blacksmith, r. 96!4 Devisadero
" James, machinist, r. 106^4 3d
" James A., machinist, r. 2135 Harrison
" Mary, widow, r. 117 Fulton
" Philip, printer, r. 96i/^ Devisadero
McSwiggen Edward, lamplighter S. F. Gas
Light Co., r. 1138 McAllister
" Thomas, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 1128 McAllister
McTamney Joseph, clerk Post Office, r. 441
Minna
" Mary, widow, r. 441 Minna
McTeigue Annie, widow, liquors, 707 Banks
McTernan Cornelius F., groceries, SW cor 14th
Av South and N
" James C, conductor Market St. Ry, r. 18

Hartford
" Thomas, blacksmith, r. SW cor 14th Av

South and N
" Thomas F., blacksmith, r. 18 Hartford
McTiernan Bessie, domestic, 1409 Leavenworth

" James, blacksmith, r. 32V2 Dore
McTigue Frances Miss, stenographer W. & J.
Sloane & Co., r. 1001 Bush
" John, shoe finisher P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 906

Howard
" JohnM.. shoemaker, r. 19 Alvarado
" Joseph W., harness maker, 3098 Mission, r.

133 Precita Av
" Michael, harness maker Joseph W. Mc-
Tigue, r. 19 Alvarado
" Richard A., harness maker Joseph W. Mc-
Tigue, r. 19 Alvarado
" Steven, packer J. A. Folger & Co.,r. Golden
Gate, Cal.
j^S^McTigue. See McTeigue
McVanner James, painter Mills Bldg, r. 72 W

Mission
McVarrish Roderick, carpenter, r. 123 Eddy
McVay Harlan E., captain, assistant surgeon
5th Artillery U. S. A., r. Alcatraz Island
McVean D. Malcolm, clerk Balfour, Guthrie &
Co., r. 404 Ellis
" Donald M., special agent Trans-Atlantic
Fire Ins. Co., r. 404 Ellis
McVeigh John, laborer, r. 221 Broadway
" Mary E., widow, r. 1 Cohen PI
" Patrick J., water tender str City of Sydney,
r. 314 Bemis
McVerry Joseph, fireman Engine 32, r. 2110
Hyde
" Mary Miss, teacher Irving Primary School,

r. 2110 Hyde
" Myron, apprentice Wm. H. Birch & Co., r.

2110 Hyde
" Thomas F., r. 2110 Hyde
McVey Charles A , dairyman, r. 312 Fell
" Francis J., storekeeper, r. 527 Arkansas
" Harry, cook, r. 45 Everett
" John, driver Guadaloupe Dairy Co., r. San

Bruno Av nr 15th Av South
" John, iron worker, r. 18th bet Iowa and

Pennsylvania Av
" John, laborer, r. 54 Sacramento
" John F., machinehand Pac. Metal Sheet

Wks, r. 62214 Hayes
" Mary A., widow, r. 622i4 Hayes
" Patrick H., dairyman, r. 312 Fell
" Richard, porter Davis &Marston, r. 45 Ev-
erett
4®="McVey. See McVeigh
McVicar Eliza, widow, r. 124 Welsh
" John, molder Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 506, 2d

McVicker Alexander (McVicker & Broderick),
r. 15 Oak
" Alexander, lumberman, r. 24V4 Chesley
" James, machinist, r. 504 Napa
" James E., carpenter, r. 2815 Clay rear
" Nellie Miss, cashier C. W. Foster, r. 20

O'Farrell
" & Broderick (Alexander McVicker and Ed-
ward Broderick), groceries, 27, 9th
" & Broderick (Alexander McVicker, Frank
Lutley and Edward Broderick), gro-
ceries, 40, 6th
McWade Arthur T., bookkeeper, r. 128 Gil-
bert
" Daniel B., teamster, r. 128 Gilbert
" Francis D., wool sorter, r. 128 Gilbert
" James P., wool sorter, r. 128 Gilbert
" Patrick, laborer, r. 128 Gilbert
McWam Charles, barber, 804, 15th
McWayne Anthony A., waiter str Walla Walla
McWhinney William J., butler, 1101 Califor-
nia
McWMrter David (McWhirter Electric Co.), r.
457 Valencia

McWHIRTER ELECTRIC CO.

(David McWhirter), electricians, pat-
entees automatic door opener and
closer, 457 Valencia

McWhirter Frank, butcher C. W. Foster, r. 246,

6th
McWilliams Charles O., blacksmith, r. 10 Free-
Ion
" Emma Miss, teacher Heald's Business

College, r. 102 Walnut
" Frederick J., salesman, r. 922b Sutter
" Hugh, cook John M. Morris, r. 307, 4th
" James, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. cor

7th Av and M
" John A., engineer National Brewing Co., r.

1107 McAllister
" John W., manager H. Huddleston & Co., r.

809 Guerrero
" Kate, widow, r. 102 Walnut
" Michael, r. 12th Av South nr L
" Thomas, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 7th Av

South bet M and N
" William A., clerk freight auditor's dept.

S. P. Co., r. 17 Scott
" William A. Jr., r. 17 Scott
Meaburn Augusta, widow, r. 920 Green

" Laura F., widow, r. 2217 Taylor
Meacham David K., r. 1316 Guerrero
" Frederick E., r. 3 Frankfort Av
" John F., clerk Stevenson & Co., r. 1417w

Hayes
" J. P. Rev., pastor First African M. E. Zion

Church, r. 1416 Jackson
" Lucretia, widow, r. 1417w Hayes
" R. Harry, tailor Wardrobe Renovatory, r.

406 Sutter
Mead Benjamin F., r. 1215 Leavenworth
" Bridget, widow, r. 4 Hyde Terrace
" Charles F., car repairer, r. 2832 Pine
" Charles F., with Shreve & Co., r. 1215 Leav-
enworth
" Charles H., clerk auditing dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. 1613 Sacramento
" Charles H. (estate of), Edward A. Huber

manager, harness and saddle maker, 526

Front
" Charles H. Jr., saddler, 16 Golden Gate Av,

r. 121914 Golden Gate Av
" Cornelius S., clerk John C. Howe, r. 1100

Green
" E. C, traveling salesman Wiester&Co.,

r. Sacramento, Cal.
" ElizabethB., widow, r. 317, 9th
" Emma J. Miss, bookkeeper Sherman, Clay

&Co., r. 1215 Leavenworth
" Essie Miss, saleslady, r. 616 Lott
" Frank, laborer, r. 3 Hyde Terrace
" George, r. 227, 15th
" George E., blacksmith helper Market St.

Ry.,r. 1522 Fell
" Helen Miss, r. 1175 Stanyan
" Henry S., shoemaker, r. 312 Folsom
" James A., physician, 3614 Geary
" John F. (Mead & Clogg), r. 3425 Mission

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Mead Lewis R., secretary Risdon Iron and Lo-
comotive Works, SE cor Howard and
Beale, and secretary Manufacturers' and
Producers' Association, r. The Colonial

" Martin, deckhand State Dredger 2, r. 506
Buchanan

" Martin T., engineer, r. 616 Lett

" Max, laundryman, r. 227, 15th

" May R. Mrs., r. 1522b Fell

" Michael H., asst. coinerU. S. Mint, r. 7 El-
gin Park Av

" Nathaniel E. (Shea & Mead), r. 2O6/2, 9th

" Percival M., r. 23031/2 Bush

" Ray, r. 3624A 16th

«' Roy D., clerk Bishop & Wheeler, r. 1522b
Fell

" Sarah M., widow, r. 1144 Mission

" Selden, painter, r. 478 Tehama

" Thaddeus H., engineer Market St. Ry., r.
824 Laguna

" Walter, insurance agent, r. 1828 Vallejo

" Walter W., elevator tender, r. 707 Natoma

" W. H., r. Commercial Hotel

" William D., jeweler Shreve & Co., r. 501
Octavia
Head William H., secretary Contra Costa
Water Co., 728 Montgomery

" & Clogg (John F. Mead and Peter Clogg),
blacksmiths and wagon makers, 3245
Mission
4®~Mead. See Meade and Meads
Meaddows Benjamin F., janitor, r. 260 Minna
Meaddows Joseptl F., doorkeeper Builders' Ex-
change, r. 260 Minna
jg^Meaddows. See Meadows
Meade Calvert, insurance adjuster, 420 Califor-
nia, room 23, r. Oakland

" Edward, with Cal. Casket Co.

" Frank, hackman, r. 244!^ Clara

" Henry, tailor, 409 Commercial, r. 404 Waller

" J., porter str Corona

" Jane Miss, r. 334 Turk

" John, r. 935 Sutter

" John, liquors, 1646 Mission

" Kate Mrs., r. 1821 Mason

" Patrick H., longshoreman, r. 230 Filbert

" Valmer A., waiter, r. 181 Jessie
Meader Alexander J., shoecutter, r. 2034 Pine

" Ann R., widow, r. 2034 Pine

" Eliza L. Miss, teacher Cooper Primary
School, r. 2034 Pine

" Frank H., tinsmith, r. 2034 Pine

" Joseph E., clerk, r. 2034 Pine
Meadow Valley Dairy, Thomas Minehan pro-
prietor, ofQce 35 Eddy
Meadowcroft William, gardener, r. 17th Av bet

H and I
Meadows Arthur J., collector Rauer's Law and
Collection Offlce, r. 1104 Market

" Brothers (George and H. Wallace), stoves
and tinware, 244 Chattanooga

" Charles R., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.
515 Post

" Charles W., boatbuilder, r. 132^4 Oak

" Frederick, salesman Philadelphia Shoe
Co., r. Berkeley

" George (Meadows Bros.), r. 244 Chat-
tanooga

" H. Wallace (Meadows Bros.), r. 244 Chat-
tanooga

" Ruth, widow, r. 1043 Mission

" William, brakeman J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Ri-
voli Av

" William E., Jr.. clerk Phelps & Miller, r.
1043 Mission
;B®-Meadows. See Meaddows
Meads Henry, tailor, r. 404 Waller

" John, restaurant, 205, 6th, r. 981H Harrison

" Norman L., clerk str Gold, r. 1262A 18th

" Otto, clerk, r. 404 Waller
Meagher Andrew, foreman Cutting Packing Co.,
r. 1170 Harrison

" Ann, widow, r. 162, 14th

" Charles, lineman, r. 346, 4th

" Cornelius, r. 1415'/^ Baker

" Daniel, wool sorter Flint & McLennan, r.
909, 15 th

" Daniel C, ropemaker James Meagher, r.
437, 28th

Meagher Frank D., teacher music and elec-
trical engineer, 1115 Sutter
Meagher Frank T., secretary Supreme Cout^
of California, 825 Market, Emporium
Bldg, r. San Rafael
" Harry J., superintendent J. J. O'Brien &

Co., r. 222 Turk
" James, r. 31754 Day
" James, baker, r. 631M Natoma
" James, rope manufacturer, 427, 28th
" James F., bookkeeper, r. 320, 18th
" James J., copyist Recorder's offlce, r. 244

Clementina
" Jeremiah, harness maker Corporation

Yard S. F. F. D., r. 1214 Tilden
" Johanna, widow, r. 4 Godeus
" John, r. 2832 Howard
" John, driver, r. 4 Godeus
" John, gardener Mount Calvary Cemetery,

r. 22151/2 Turk
" John, laborer, r. 114 Clipper
" John, machinist, r. 142 Rose Av
" John A., machinist, r. 1245a 18th
" Joseph J., ropemaker James Meagher, r.

426 Valley
" Martin, laborer, r. 35 Valparaiso
" Mary A., widow, r. 416 Duncan
Meagher Michael, real estate, 64 Nevada Block,
r. 321 Oak
" Thomas, driver New York Dairy, r. 39th nr

Mission
" Thomas, laborer U. S. Customs, r. 321 Oak
' ' Wi Uiam F. , shoemaker, 1 18 O'Farrell, r. 416

Taylor
" William J., insurance agent, r. 321 Oak
" William J., policeman, r. 2310 Webster
4®"Meagher. See Maher

Meagles Edward J., marble cutter, r. 2530 Post
" Joseph T., shoecutter Rosenthal, Feder &

Co.. r. 3530 Post
" Michael, carpenter, r. 2530 Post
" Richard M., stonecutter, r. 2530 Post
Meakin Edgar T., machinist William Meakin,
r. 123414 Vallejo
" Henry, pattern maker, r. 3 White
Meakin W. Machine Co. (William Meakin and
J. G. Kearney), manufacturers of novel-
ties and automatic machinery, 622 Com-
mercial
Meakin William, machinist and model maker,

622 Commercial, r. 1234% Vallejo
Mealey Edward E., engineer, r. 1026 15th Av
South
" Edward L., bartender, r. 1026 15th Av South
4®"Mealey. See Meeley and Meily
Meaney Bridget, widow, r. 1318 Jones
" Lewis J. (Hirschfelder & Meaney), r. 804

Treat Av
" Mary Miss, teacher Douglass Primary
School, r. 1218 Jones
;8S~Meaney. See Meany
Means John H., field asst. Cal. State Mining

Bureau, r. Palo Alto, Cal.
Meanwell Charles, shipjoiner,r. 131/^ Madison Av
Meany John, coalpasser str Santa Rosa, r. 335
Minna
" John, boiler maker, r. 231i/i Clara
" John P., basket maker Weston Basket and

MfgCo.,r. 35 Hyde
" Joseph J., master mariner, r. 1101 Geary
" Nellie Miss, carder Golden Gate Woolen

Mills
" Robert E., molder Union I. Wks, r. 3 Ken-
tucky PI
" Timothy, laborer r. 431, 4th
4®"Meany. See Meaney

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Meaxes Jolin L., superintendent city delivery
Post Office, NW cor Washington and
Battery, r. 714 Bush
" Joseph, gripman Market St. Ey, r. 452
Clipper

>e®"Meares. See Mears

Meams Frank W., clerk James Mearns, r. 1508
Powell

Meams George, searcher of records, 425 Mont-
gomery, room 8, r. 1412 Octavia
" George S., notary public, 20 Montgomery,

r. 1412 Octavia
" James, bazaar. 1500 Powell, r. 1508 Powell
" John C. entry clerk Stevenson & Co., r.

1508 Powell
" Mary, widow, r. 2020^4 Bryant

Mears Harry W., electrician, r. 1904 Market

Measor Herbert, machinist Pac. Roll. Mill

Mebach Frank, butcher, 243, 15th, r. 239, 15th

J^=Mebach. See Mibach

Meoando Vittoria, widow, r. 7 Reed PI

Mecartney Amos, capitalist, 6 Montgomery Av,
r. Bay Farm Island

Mecchi F. & Co. (Frank Mecchi, Charles Simi
and Louis Gillineri). fruits, groceries
and liquors, 733-735 Montgomery Av
" Frank (F. Mecchi & Co.), r. 1922 Mason
" Paul, blacksmith helper J. W. Russell c&
Co., r. 8 Bartol

Mechanics' Building and Loan Association,
William E. Lutz secretary, 305 San-
some

Mechanics' Home and Saloon, Bemhard Luhr-
mann proprietor, 101-103 First
" House, Ernst H. Eick proprietor, 116
Berry

Mechanics' Institute, Ernst A. Denicke presi-
dent, Charles E. Moaser recording sec-
retary, J. H. Culver secretary. 31 Post

Mechanics' "Institute Industrial Exhibition,
J. H. Culver secretary, office 31 Post

Mechanics' Institute Library, A. M. Jellison
librarian. 31 Post

Mechanics' Institute Pavilion, W s Larkin
bet Hayes and Grove

Mechanics' Mill, Andrew Wilkie proprie-
tor, manufacturer mouldings, window
frames, etc., SW cor Mission and Fre-
mont

Mechanics' Mills, Wells, Russell & Co. pro-
prietors, sawing, planing, etc., SW cor
Mission and Fremont

Mecini B., plaster caster, r. 10 Sumner rear

Mecke Andreas, cabinet maker Fink & Schin-
dler, r. 1011 Minna

Meckfessel Fred, vice-president Del Monte
Milling Co., 307-311 Brannan, r. Sacra-
mento
" Fred Jr., bookkeeper Del Monte Milling

Co.. r. Oakland
" William B., clerk Del Monte Milling Co.. r.
905 Steiner

Mecklem John F. , secretary and manager Poul-
trymen's Union, 207 Front, r. Alameda

Mecredy ' Alexander B., carpenter Mecredy
Bros., r. 714 Tay
" Raymond R., carpenter Mecredy Bros., r.
422 Church

MECREDY BROTHERS

(John G. and Thomas H.), carpenters
and builders, 8 Stevenson

Mecredy Elizabeth, widow, r. 1514 Hyde
" Frederick A., clerk Post Office, r. 432

Church
" John, brassmolder, r. 806 Douglass

Mecredy John G. (Mecredy Bros.), r. 434 Church
" John J., r. 422 Church

" Thomas H. (Mecredy Bros.), r. 422 Church
" William J., engineer str Greenwood, r. 623
McAllister
4®=Mecredy. See Macredy, McCready and

Mecready
Medard Malcien, laborer, r. 709!4 Stockton

" G. upholsterer, r. 709i/4 Stockton
Medau Charles P., barber, 2911A Geary
" Emil C, cigar maker, 710 Washington, r.

2324 Pine
" J. E., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 2324
Pine
Medau Julius H., importer and jobber foreign
and domestic wines and liquors, 224, 6th,
telephone Mint 43, r 318. 6th
" M. C. Mrs., widow, r. 2324 Pine
Medcraft R. C, branch secretary Lion and Im-
perial Insurance Companies, 205-207 San-
some, r. Alameda

MEDDOCK J. T.,

civil engineer and commissioned sur-
veyor for the State of California, to-
pography and mining engineering a
specialty, 531 California, room 1, r. 124
Scott
Medeirous August J., barber, 402 Brannan, r.

307 Ritch
Medford Charles, upholsterer, r. 404 Tehama
Medical Department University of California,
Robert A. McLean, M. D., dean, E s
Stockton bet Chestnut and Francisco,
clinic rooms 155 New Montgomery, office
305 Kearny
Medical Society of the State of California, Wil-
liam W. Kerr, M. D., secretary, office 528
Sutter
Medical Supply Department, U. S. A., 36 New

Montgomery
Medin William, driver X L Dairy Co., r. 2429

Folsom
Medina Frank P., night chief operator Pac.
Postal Tel. Cable Co., r. l226yo Sanchez
" Josephine O. Miss, forelady Standard Shirt

Co., r. 312 Octavia
" VidaL printer, r. 917'/i Filbert
" William H., collector Madison & Burke, r.

416 Greenwich
" William T., collector Madison & Burke, r.
416 Greenwich
Medley Alfred F., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., r. 1506 Hyde
" Charles H., clerk, r. 2926 Bush
" Herbert E., asst. U S. Internal Revenue

Laboratory, r. 1506 Hyde
" J. P., fireman str Gold, r. Petaluma
" James P., machinist, r. 2926 Bush
" Thomas, car builder, r. 16 Lafayette
Medlock George W., clerk Joshua Hendy Ma-
chine Wks, r. 1511 Noe
Medovich Theodore C, r. 429 Minna
Medsen M. S., lumberman, r. 2325 Bryant Av
Medus Bazile, house and sign painter, 818

" Julia Miss, nurse French Hospital

" Louis (Medus & Hurthere), r. 813 Pacific

" & Hurthere (Louis Medus and Alexander
Hurthere), carpenters, 1122 Stockton
Medwin Alfred, porter, r. 212 Broadway
Mee James Mrs., widow, r. 1894 Broadway

" James E., clerk, r. 934, 20th

" J. Hubert, student, r. 1894 Broadway

" John, r. 934, 20th

" John J., mattress maker, r. 934, 20th

" Joseph, attorney at law, 325 Montgomery,
room 3, r. 1894 Broadway

" Patrick, laborer, r. 69 Natoma

" Timothy, traveling passenger agent Rio
Grande Western Railway, 14 Montgom-
ery, r. Campbell, Cal.

" William P., stenographer Albion Lumber
Co., r. 934, 20th
Meegan Mary, domestic, 917 Hyde

" Peter J. (Christiansen & Meegan), r. 2930
Howard
Meehan Alice, widow, r. 925 Shotwell

" Andrew, driver U. S. Laundry, r. 241, 15th

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MEEHAN CHARLES,

plumber, gas and steam fitter, 652
Sacramento, r. 1808 Vallejo

Meehan Charles W., bookkeeper diaries Mee-
han, r. 118 Hayes
" Ellen, widow, r. 1531 Taylor
" Emily Miss, restaurant, 155, 5tli, r. 51, 2d
" Frank J., clerk E. J. Galley, r. 1531 Taylor
" Frank W., belt maker L. P. Degen, r. 440, 2d
" George H., plumber Charles Meehan, r. 1808

Vallejo
" George J., assistant O'Connor, Moffatt &

Co., r. 223, 15th
" George W., plumber, r. 1507 Stockton
" James, clerk C. Curtin, r. 223, 15th
" James, fireman str Cleone, r. 432, 1st
" James, miner, r. 512 Howard
" James H., teamster, r. 2742 Folsom
" Jeremiah, teamster, r. 2742 Folsom
" Jesse P., superintendent Pullman Palace
Car Co., 24-25 Crocker Bldg, r. East Oak-
land
" John Mrs., widow, cigars and tobacco, 607,

20th
" John B., driver Edward H. Arnold, r. Uni-
versity nr Silliman
" John C, tanner Metten & Gebhardt, r.

Congdon nr Nye
" Lawrence, liquors, 201, 2d, and lodgings,

573 Howard
" Margaret, widow, r. 1548 Howard
" Mary E., widow, r. 1416 Alabama

Martin J., boiler maker T. J. Moynihan, r.
627 Minna
" Matthew, bridge carpenter Thomson

Bridge Co.
" May, widow, r. 757 Howard rear
" Michael J., foundryman Marshutz & Can-

trell, r. 3239, 16th
" Patrick, r. 307, 4th
" Patrick, laundryman U. S. Laun ry, r. 225,

15th
" Patrick J., bartender, r. 2103 Powell
" Patrick M., waiter George D. Mayle, r. 313,

4 th
" Peter, r. 40, 13th
" Philip J., plumber, r. 815 Pacific
' ' Phineas W. , beltmaker L. P. Degen, r. 440, 2d
" Thomas, incandescent worker Edison

Light and Power Co., r. 419 Stockton
" Thomas, policeman, r. 25 Lapidge
" Thomas F., pattern maker Risdon I. & L.

Wks, r. 35 Lapidge
" Ulysses G., plumber Charles Meehan, r.

1808 Vallejo
" William E., tanner, r. 1548 Howard
4®="Meehan. See Mahan, Mehan, Meighan and

Mihan
MeekBazelE., expressman, cor Van Ness Av
and Market, r. 917 Larkin
" James, store and office fixtures, 1118 Mis-
sion, r. 14 Walter
" John, painter, r. 230i4, 28th
" Thomas H., cashier W. J. Callingham, r. 14
Walter
Meeker Frances V. Miss, cashier John S. Kim-
ball, r. 413,21st
» Norah, domestic, 1331 Golden Gate Av
" Victorine M., widow, r. 413, 21st
" William M., architect, r. 413, 2lst
Meeks Edward, real estate, 11 Montgomery,
r. Oakland
" Frederick, commission merchant, 213-215

Front, r. 826 Broadway
" John F., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1104

Tennessee
" Washington, attorney at law, 512 Montgom-
ery, r. 2511 Washington
Meeley Edward A., laborer Tubbs Cordage Co.,
r. 1083 Tennessee
" James, millhand Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 1083

" John, bakery, 1083 Tennessee

" John A., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 1083

Tennessee
" Maggie Miss, spinner Tubbs Cordage Co.,

r. 1083 Tennessee

See Mealey and Meily

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

Contracts made with Hotels for

Fumisliing Carpets, Furniture, Drapery

Materials, Lace Curtains, Window

Shades, Bedding, Etc.

e^t-e^-Z IVJARKET ST".

Meertief Abe (Haas Bros.), r. Palace Hotel
Meese Adolph, compositor Louis Roesch Co., r.
Oakland
" Constant (Clot & Meese), r. Oakland
Meeve Henry, groceries and liquors, 515 Bry-
ant
Mefferd Frank L., gripman Presidio and Fer-
ries RR., r. 1215 Filbert
Mefret Georges, student, r. 1321 Powell
" Maggie Mrs , principal boarding dept.
Mefret's French and English Institute,
r. 1321 Powell
Mefret Xavier (officier d' Academic), director ,
Mefret's French and English Institute,
and teacher French Heald's Business
College, r. 1321 Powell
Mefret's French and English Institute, Xavier
Mefret director, 1321 Powell nr Broadway
Megan Thomas, fireman, r. 1136 Stevenson
Megannon Eliza L., widow, r. 315^4 Ellis rear
" James L., clerk, r. 315i/i Ellis rear
" William F., assistant storekeeper Edison
Light and Power Co., r. 605, 23d
Megelin William, shoemaker, 456 Haight
Megentz James, fireman str Alameda
Megget Cyrus K., clerk Attorney-General, r.

2226 California
Megica Nicolas (Megica & Co.), r. 201114 Fill-
more
" & Co. (Nicolas Megica, Nicolas Borrina
and John Surko), restaurant, 2003 Fill-
more
Meginnis Leo S. Mrs., lodgings, 121 Montgom-
ery
Meguet Francois M., foreman Chaix & Bernard,

r. 240 Sutter
Meguire David, hostler Ira B. Dalziel, r. 330

McAllister
Mehaffey William, marine engineer, r. 36 Lib-
erty
Mehan Robert, master mariner, r. 42 South

Park
Mehart Emma, widow, r. 2523 Bush
Mehe Louis, laborer, r. 4 Federal
Mehegan Daniel F., plumber, 1 113 Pierce
" George H., plumber Daniel F. Mehegan, r.

1113 Pierce
" Jeremiah, r. 1113 Pierce
" John J., groceries, 331 Shipley, r. 19 Harri-
son Av
" Owen, r. 32 Sycamore Av
" Patrick J., blacksmith, 2312 Pine, r. 16

Middle
" Robert, plumber Daniel F. Mehegan, r. 1113
Pierce
Mehem Jean, r. 326 Pacific

Meherin Charles J., paymaster P. C. SS. Co.,
office Broadway Wharf (Pier 9), r. 334,
31st
" Dennis J., r. 133 Hartford
" Margaret Mrs., r. 315!4 Haight
" Mark M., insurance broker, 313 California,

r. 713 Hayes
" Thomas, seedsman and nurseryman, 516

Battery, r. 34 Ellis
" Thomas F., bookkeeper Levi Strauss &Co.,

r. 31514 Haight
" William H., bookkeeper Thomas Meherin,
r. 31514 Haight
«®="Meherin. See Maherin
Mehes John, proprietor Austrian Wire Wks, 283

Mehl A. Anton, bakery and confectionery, 611

Larkin, r. 607 Larkin
Mehle J., lather, r. 737 Howard
" Marie Miss (Neal & Mehle), r. 227 Hayes

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Mehler Max, stableman McNab & Smith, r

1151!4 Folsom
>8®"Mehler. See Mahler

Mehlich Herman, driver John Wieland Brew-
ery, r. 18 Marye Terrace
Mehlwitz Anthony, salesman, r. 11 Taylor Ter-
race
" Catherine, widow, r. 2007 Powell
" Charles N., longshoreman, r. 1903^/^ Dupont
" Henry, longshoreman, r. 2007 Powell
" Jane, widow, r. 227 Chestnut
Mehnert Ernst, shoemaker, r. 72'/4 Natoma
Mehrkens Peter J., driver Dairymen's Union of

Cal., r. 210 Vicksburg
Mehrten John A., r. 543 Franklin
Mehrtens August (Burmeister & Mehrtens), r.
1300 California
" E. G., yardman Boys' and Girls' Aid So-
ciety
" Ferdinand, cabinet maker West Coast

Furniture Co., r. 716 Bryant
" Hyman, clerk Kohn Bros., r. 1 Clementina
" J. D. & Co. (John D. Mehrtens), groceries

and liquors. 335-337 O'Farrell
" John D. (J. D. Mehrtens & Co.) , r. 335 O'Far-
rell
" John E. A., stableman Jackson Brewing

Co.,r. 10, 11th
" John H., teas, coffees and spices, 1565

Market, r. 1414 Page
" Richard, grocer, r. 100 Haight
4S"Mehrtens. See Martens and Mertens
Mei P., clerk Hofmann & Woenne, r. 917 Jack-
son
" Rudolph, clerk Hofmann & Woenne, r. 917

Jackson
" Valentine (Milani & Co.), r. 917 Jackson
rear
Meich C, musician, r. 800 Kearny
Meickell Maggie E., widow, r. 1525% Market
Meidrick Charles F., tailor, r. 311 Grant Av
Meienberg Moritz, liquors and lodgings, 677V2

Mission
Meier Andrew J., upholsterer Cal. Rattan Co.,
r. 14 Clinton
" August, tailor Chicago Clothing Co., r. 909b

Folsom
" August F., groceries and liquors, NE cor

20th and York
" Bertha Mrs., r. 34 Madison Av
" Caspar, machinist Union Machine Co.
" Charles, groceries and liquors, 500 Post, r.

505 Mason
" Christian, boxmaker, r. 34 Madison Av
" Christina, widow, r. NW cor Alvarado and

Douglass
" Emil, bookbinder, r. 1101 Folsom
" Frederick F., bokoseller, 23 Mason, r. 611

Pine
" George M., clerk Charles Kalisky, r. 10

Clementina
" Hans H., city editor Pac. Skandinav, r. 443

Golden Gate Av
" Johan, sawyer Pac. & S. F. Box Factory, r.

34 Madison Av
" Joseph, milker, r. 629 Commercial
" Mary A., widow, r. 3321 Geary
4®-Meier. See Maier, Mayer, Meyer, Myer and

Mier
Meirdierks Benjamin F., compositor, r. 328
Haight
" Charles H., salesman Bass-Hueter Paint
Co., r. 328 Haight
Meirdierks John, proprietor Niagara House, 724
Mission
" William A., physician, r. German Hospital

Meiereder Louis, miller, r. 1033, 21st

Meiggle Henry, laborer Sutro Baths, r. 1 Ocean

Terrace
Meighan Katherine E. Miss, teacher Richmond
Primary School, r. 3010 California
" Rebecca A., widow, r. 3010 California
" T. P. & Co. (Thomas P. Meighan), proprie-
tors Pioneer Cigar Factory, lithograph-
ers, steam printers and zincographers,
ofQce 320 Sansome, room 27
" Thomas P. (T. P. Meighan & Co.), r. 3010
California
4®"Meighan. See Meehan and Mihan
Meigs Anson W., salesman Meigs & Co., r. .504
Geary
" Fayette M. (Meigs & Co.), r. Oakland
" G. H, Mrs., r. 917b Hayes
Meigs & Co. (F. M. Meigs), commission mer-
chants, 218 California
Meikle Belle, domestic, 3181^ Scott
" David C, proprietor The Jewel, 115 Hayes
" George S., r. 29, 12th
Meilandt Christian, r. Falcon Av nr Caselli
Av
" John J., r. Falcon Av nr Caselli Av
Meill John W., insurance agent, r. 2020 Bu-
chanan
Meillette Frank, proprietor Five Mile House,
cor Railroad and San Bruno Avs
" John, liquors, 3001 Mission
Meily Etta Miss, bookkeeper Peter N. Kuss, r.
428 Golden Gate Av
" Munroe, baker, r. 730 Union
i^~Meily. See Mealey and Meeley
Mein George, laborer, r. 36a Valparaiso
" Margaret, widow, r. 2122 Pacific Av
Meinardus Diedrich, seaman, r. 143 Berry
Meinberger V. Mrs., widow, r. 431a 24th

" Val, barber, 320 Pine, r. 431a 24th
Meincke Edward, cigar maker Carl MoUer, r.
813 Mission
" Frederick, proprietor Five Mile House, W s

Mission nr Silver Av
" John, laborer, r. 822 Hampshi e
iJ^Meincke. See Meinecke, Meinke and

Menke
Meindl Philip, bartender Frederick Pfanz, r.

500, 6th
Meinecke Charles (Charles Meinecke & Co.), r.

Europe
Meinecke Charles & Co. (Charles Meinecke and
Henry Kunz), importers foreign wines,
brandies, mineral waters, champagnes,
etc., 314 Sacramento
" Edward G., machinist Joshua Hendy Ma-
chine Wks, r. Alameda
" Josiah, machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks, r.
147 Dore
Meinen Frederick, engineer Cal. Wine Assn
" George, engineer Cal. Wine Assn, r. 23d
bet Douglass and Hoffman Av
Meiner A. Louis, school teacher, r. 912 Pa-
cific
Meiners Louise, widow, r. 1130 Turk

" Rudolph, r. 1130 Turk
Meinert August, laborer, r. 130, 2d
" Charles, grocer, r. 1312 Nebraska
" Herman, grocer, r. 1312 Nebraska
" Herman D., laborer, r. 1312 Nebraska
" J., cigar dealer, r. 933 Kearny
" John (Hinrichsen & Meinert), r. 201 Mont-
gomery Av
" John T., groceries, SE cor California and
4th Av
Meinhardt Frederick W., saddler and carriage
trimmer. 305, 5th, r. 350 O'Farrell
" Theodore L., r. 1122 Golden Gate Av
Meinhold August, porter Golden West Hotel
" Emil, finisher The Norton Tanning Co., r.

328Shotwell
" Frederick, tanner, r. 328 Shotwell rear
Meininger Benno L., with M. Brandenstein &
Co., r. 1205 Eddy
" Leo L., student, r. 1205 Eddy
Meininger Louis, notary public and commis-
sioner of deeds, 442 California, r. 1205
Eddy
" Simon L., with Alfred J. Brandenstein &
Co., r. 1305 Eddy

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Meinke Diedricli, beer bottler, 2435 Folsom
" Leon, bartender Henry Koerner, r. 2435

Folsom
" William, r. 2435 Folsom
Melnrath Ariel, manager dried fruit dept. Cut-
ting Fruit Packing Co., r. 3540 Clay
Meins William, master mariner, r. 425 Fran-
cisco
" William, special agent German General
Benevolent Society, 320 Geary, r. West
Berkeley
Meinsinger Abbie Mrs., dressmaking, r. 1317
Mission
" Estelle Miss, r. 1317 Mission
Meintenken Charles, clerk Warnke & Nienhaus,

r. 129, 14th
Meinzer Gotlieb, tanner The Norton Tanning

Co., r. 912, 11th Av South
Meiran Harry, pressman Daily Report, r. 163

Tehama
Meireis Dorothea Mrs., r. 245, 15th
Meiro Marie Miss, laundress Peter Feutrier
Meisel Charles, bartender Wellmann & Hoff-
man, r. SE cor Duncan and Dolores
" Henry C, groceries and liquors, 114, 8th, r.

112, 8th
" Herman A., r. 1509 Sacramento
Meissel Frederick, switchman, r. 8 Johnston

Av
Meissner Caroline, widow, r. 116 Chattanooga
" Helena, widow, r. 115, 8th
" Herbert, fireman, r. 320 Louisiana
" Julius F., foreman S. F. Furniture Mfg

Co., r. 409, 27th
" Sophia A., artist, r. 116 Chatanooga
4S-Meissner. See Mlesner
Meister Adam, cook, r. 215, 9th Av
» Frank, upholsterer, r. 430'^ Natoma
" Fredrica, widow, r. 10 South Park
" John, maltster, r. 735 Brannan
" John, driver, r. San Bruno Av nr Silver

Av
" Margaret, varieties, 2402 Folsom
" Samuel, produce dealer, r. 432 Golden Gate

Av
" Susanna, widow, r. 2629 Mission
Meisterscliaft School of Languages for
Spanish, French, German and Italian,
Charles H. Sykes principal, 122 O'Far-
rell
Meitzner Herman, clamdigger, r. 29th Av South

nrH
Meitzsch Charles, gasfltter Philip Meyer, r. 152

Clara
Mejia Encarnacion, banker, r. 1806 Pine
Mel Louis, special agent and adjuster ^tna
Ins. Co., 514 California, r. Hotel St.
Nicholas
Melander Andrew G., janitor, r. 1421 Sacra-
mento
" Charles, seaman, r. 28 Sacramento
" Eugenie, domestic, SE cor Pierce and Mc-
Allister
" Henry, seaman, r. 22 East
" Henry L., student William Barber, r. 1421
Sacramento
Melberg John, laborer, r. 124 Caselli Av
Melbourne Celia, dressmaker, r. 33 Clinton
Park
" Charles, cook, r. 413 East North
" Edward S., r. 33 Clinton Park
" Harry, with William A. Lynch, 513 Pa-
cific
" House, Henri Delagnes proprietor, 33, 5th
" Sidney, bartender Union League Club, r.

4591^ Guerrero
•' Teresa, dressmaker, r. 33 Clinton Park
" William, paper cutter Union Lith. Co., r.
802 Montgomery
Melby Severin B., stage carpenter Morosco's

Grand Opera House, r. 350 Clementina
Melcher Edward O., salesman Brown & Metz-
ner, r. Oakland
" Eugene A., clerk freight auditor's dept. S.
P. Co., r. San Carlos
Melcbior Lawrence, restaurant and lodgings,

1530a Kentucky „ ^ .

Melczer Joseph (Joseph Melczer & Co.), r. Aia-

Melczer Joseph & Co. (Joseph Melczer and
Jesse M. Levy), importers and wholesale
wines and liquors, 502-506 Market, tele-
phone Main 1116, 259-261 Third and 117
Fourth, and proprietors Glen Ellen
Wine Vaults, sole agents Charles Nel-
son Green Briar Distillery, Nashville.
Tenn., and proprietors H. S. Pepper Dis-
tillery, 7th Dist. Kentucky
Meldon J. P., porter Cardall & Marston, r. 215
Grant Av . ,

" Oscar F., attorney at law, 95-97 Chronicle

Bldg, r. Ill Perry
" Thomas, steward Washington Hotel
Meldrum Robert, maltster Krug & Zimmer-
mann, r. 1223 Mission
" The, lodgings, Mrs. Francesca Ruck pro-
prietor, 235 Kearny
Melendy Harry W. (Melendy & Harriman), r.
1437 Church
" Hiram B., coal and wood, hay and gram,

407, 24th, r. 120 Chattanooga
" & Harriman (Harry W. Melendy and Fred
W. Harriman), dry goods and millinery,
205-207, 24th and 1439 Church
Melia Brothers (John J. and William P.), horse-
shoers, 215 Ellis
" John J. (Melia Bros.), r. 213b Guerrero
" Patrick J., r. 213b Guerrero
" Rose Miss, r. 148, 14th
" William P. (Melia Bros.), r. 331, 27th
Melican Maurice, wharfinger Steuart St.

Wharf, r. 8 Tonningsen PI
Melicker James, harness maker Kempkey, Gil-
ham & Sawyer, r. 37 Minna
Melin Godfrey, shoemaker, 569 Natoma
" John A., marble polisher Vermont Marble
Co., r. 137 Perry
«S-Melin. See Mellin _

Mellars Frederick W., machinist, r. 13a Doug-

Melle John, wood turner, r. 904 Bryant
Mellegg Peter, quarryman Gray Bros., r. Clipper

nr Castro , „

Mellersh Thomas, secretary and controller San
Francisco and North Pacific Ry., Mutual
Life Bldg, 4th floor, r. 1814 Buchanan
Melletz Adolph H., insurance, r. 304 Ritch
" George D., clerk, r. 304 Ritch
" Lena C, widow, r. 304 Ritch
Mellin A. E., 1st officer str Crescent Cfty, r.
Oakland
" Charles, deckhand str Bay City, r. 92o

Union
" John, seaman, r. 131 East
" John S., boiler maker Eureka Boiler Wks,
r. 320 Diamond
;8®-Mellin. See Melin and Mellon
Mellinger Vada Mrs., dressmaker, r. 823 Lar-

kin
Mellis Theodore W., r. II6I1/2 Mission
Melliss D. Ernest, civil and mining engineer,
524 Sacramento, and superintendent con-
struction New City Hall, r. 1335 Leaven-
worth
Mello Anton, seaman str Eureka
" Frank, teamster William Dalton Dray Co.
" Frank O. , proprietor Vasco da Gama House,

216 Jackson _

" Joseph, conductor S. F. & S. M. Ry., r. 381

Arlington
" Joseph M., barber, 1704 Hayes
" Marjf Mrs., lodgings, 23IV2 Jackson
Mellon Edward, marine fireman, r. o21, 1st
" JohnH.,glasscutter Pac. Am. Decorative
Co., r. 2514 Folsom

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"GiNADIAN CLUB" WHISKY.

The age and genuineness of this whisky
are guaranteed bj' the Excise nepartment of
the Canadian Government, by certificate
over the capsule of every bottle.

WILLIAM WOLFF & CO , 329 Market St.

MELLON JOHN S.,

house and sign painter and paper
hanger, 50 O'Farrell

Mellon Peter (Mellon & Monteitb), r. 26 Turk
" W., r. 711 Jones

" & Monteitb (Peter Mellon and James Mon-
teitb), wood and coal, .36 Turk
j8®"Mellon. See Melin and Mellin
Mellor Benjamin J., miller Del Monte Milling
Co., r. 4391/2 Bryant
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 439^4 Bryant
" John, wrapper O'Connor, Mo£fatt&Co., r.

1 Hall PI
" Lizzie Miss, telephone operator, r. 439J4

Bryant
" Sadie Miss, telephone operator, r. 43954
Bryant
Mellott T. J., clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 1122

Larkin
Melloy Frank, cooper, r. 330 Lombard rear
Mells Joseph, salesman Raphael Weill & Co.,

r. 408 Scott
Melluish Anna M. Mrs., teacher embroidery, r.
2033 Ellis
" Grace L. Miss, teacher, r. 747 Folsom
" Herbert S., sawmaker Pacific Saw Mfg.

Co., r. 2033 Ellis
" Jennie M., widow, r. 747 Folsom
" Olive, dressmaker, r. 747 Folsom
Melius Crosby E., painter, r. 1109 Clay
" Gustavus B. , billiard marker Soc.California

Pioneers, r. 1109 Clay
'■ Warren B., musician, r. 1109 Clay
Men wood Harry, r. 32,' 4th
Mellyn Hubert F., wagon maker W. F. Murasky,

r. UYi Fulton
Mela Lui, scavenger, r. 39 Vandewater
Meloche George A., waiter Occidental Hotel, r.
29a Morris Av
" George J., laborer, r. 29a Morris Av
" Henry L., laborer, r. 29a Morris Av
Melody Bridget Miss, shoefltter, r. 52614 Lin-
den Av
" Elizabeth Mrs., r. 416 Oak
" J., brakeman J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli Av
" James "V.. laborer Union Brewing Co., r.

2313 Mariposa
" Joseph, clerk, r. 517 Corbett Av
" Joseph, teamster, r. 31 Broadway
" Peter, teamster, r. 517 Corbett Av
" T. H., capitalist, r. 126 Ellis
Melogli Errino, tailor, r. 516 Union

" Vincent Mrs., widow, r. 516 Union
Melone Dmry, loan and commission, 419 Cali-
fornia, room 22, r. Palace Hotel
.8®=Melone. See Malone
Moloney James J., clerk, r. 323 Austin

" William B., clerk, r. 322 Austin
Melrose Charles K., cashier Union Ice Co., r
1524a Fell
" Edward C, salesman Charles E. Linden-

stadt, r. 306 Stockton
" James W., carpenter, r. 1310 Broderick
" Kenneth (W. K. Vandersllce & Co.), r. 2517

Octavia
" Mary H. Mrs., teacher Bernal Heights
Primary School, r. 1310 Broderick
Melsing Eliza, widow, r. 1335, 25th
" Gustave A., gripman Market St. Ry., r

613 Lott
" Louis Mrs., r. 606 Hermann
Melskov Christian, mattress maker Bernhard
Mattress Co., r. 35 Langton
" Christian Jr., carver Sterling Furniture
Co., r. 35 Langton

Melsted August, seaman bktn W. H. Dimond, r.

Sailors' Home
Melton Jacob, longshoreman, r. 2 Simpson PI
Melville Emily Mrs., r. 2300 Webster
" Eugenia Mrs., assistant Free Public Li-
brary, r, 713 Hyde
" Frank, ship carpenter, r. 314 Beale
" Frederick, musician, 39, 4th
" James, barber, 10, 8th
«S=Melville. See Malville

Melvin Charles S., bookkeeper S. F. Savings
Union, r. East Oakland
" James Rev., assistant All Hallows Church,

r. 15th Av South bet P and Q
" James B.. cashier The D. E. Allison Co., r.

Oakland
" Michael J., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 3061^

Guerrero
" Nathaniel, ship calker, r. 560 Howard
" Robert J., r. 1271/2, 4th
Melz Emil, cabinet maker Bader & Fincke, r.
910 Folsom
" Frederick, carpenter M. Hansen & Co., r.
174 Perry
Melzer Godocus, painter, r. 423 Dupont
Melzner George, machinist, r. 821 Post
Memorial Presbyterian Church, Rev. Herbert
N. Bevier pastor, 18th Av South nr Rail-
road Av
Men's Home, Samuel Rhodes superintendent, 34

Minna
Menary Robert W., laborer, r. 8th Av bet J
and K

MENCARINI DAMIANO,

manufacturer fine art and religious
statuary in plaster composition,
models, moulds and casts for School
of Design, 911 Mission, r. 1426 1-2
Pacific
Mencarini Demetrio, liquors, 429 Broadway, r.
619 Broadway

" Rafaelle, sculptor, r. 1426 Pacific
Mendel Edward M., clerk Alaska Packers'
Assn, r. Haywards, Alameda Co.

" Isaac, porter Charles Levy & Co., r. 70914
Minna

" Jules, barber Fred Giessler, r. 438 Tehama
rear

" Louis, butcher, r. 1408 Geary

" Mendel P., r. 402 Franklin

" Morris, r. 402 Franklin

" Moses, barber, 1020 Scott, r. 1408 Geary

" Raphael, barber, r. 1408 Geary
Mendell George H. Col., U. S. Engineers (re-
tired), office 530 California, rooms' 17-18,
r. 3310 Clay

" George H. Jr., special agent Fireman's
Fund Ins. Co., r. 3310 Clay

" Harry, student, r. 3310 Clay

" John A., clerk Fireman's Fund Ins. Co., r.
2310 Clay

" John M., clerk W. J. Landers, r. San Lean-
dro
Mendelsohn Adolph, secretary Lombard Loan
Co., 1016 Market, r. 1.535 Geary

" Bernard, track repairer S. P. Co., r. 735
Brannan

" George, bakery, 1013 Folsom

" Henry, expressman, r. 611 Natoma

" Louis, bookkeeper Standard Optical Co., r.
1336 Ellis

" Morris, oculist, r. 1336 Ellis

" Sadie Miss, tailor Karl Goldstein, r. 135
Shipley
Mendelson Aaron, janitor, r. 110 Natoma

" Brothers (Jonas and Julius Mendelson and
Rudolph Samson). Japanese and Chinese
silk goods, 109 Battery

" Jonas (Mendelson Bros.), r. Yokohama

" Julius (Mendelson Bros.), r. 1333 Geary

" Lonie, druggist, r. 912 McAllister

" Mahala, widow, r. 728 Union

" Margaret, widow, r. 125 Trenton

" Mendel A., traveling salesman, r. 912 Mc-
Allister

" Morris, traveling salesman, r. 913 McAllis-
ter

" Sellg, barber, 629 Union, r. 738 Union

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Mendenhall D. A., traveling salesman Schweit-
zer & Co., 29 Battery
" Jesse, clerk, r. 2418 California
" Oswald v., clerk Tax Collector's office, r.
232414 Fillmore
Menderoz Walter, clerk, r. 634 Vallejo

" Trinidad, widow, r. 634 Vallejo
Mendes David, liquors, 400 Beale
" John B., salesman Mrs. C. C. Keene, r. 1515
Golden Gate Av
Mendez Domingo, mantel maker, r. E s Van
Ness Av bet Filbert and Greenwich
" Gabriela, widow, dressmaker, r. SE cor

Stockton and Pacific
" John A., bookkeeper, r. E s Van Ness Av

bet Filbert and Greenwich
" William, clerk, r. E s Van Ness Avbet Fil-
bert and Greenwich
Mendheim Herman, r. 927 Sutter
Mendia Joaquin, machinist W. T. Garratt &

Co., r. 1928 Sacramento
Mendiondou Bartholomew, liquors and billiard

roomSj 536 Kearny
Mendlowitz David S., conductor, r. 1912 Lyon
Mendocino Lumber Co., Edwards C. Williams
president, Charles D. Ford treasurer, 40
California
Mendot Alphonse J., waiter Joseph Bertrand, r.

44414 Jessie
Mendoza Amado, jeweler, 636 Vallejo, r. 14119£
Mason
" Amado L., painter, r. 1126 Jackson
" Antone, barber, 208 Drumm, r. 5 Jackson
" John S., barber W. F. Ross, r. 223 Jack-
son
" Lena, widow, r. 1026b Shotwell
Menefee Claude, clerk David McCuUough, r. 331,
6th
" William H., contractor, r. 210 Shotwell
4®-Menefee. See Minifie
Meneses Joseph, collector, r. 813 Pacific
Menesini Building, 231 Post
" Eudemio (P. Micheletti & Co.), r. 722 Broad-
way
" Henry, butcher, r. 610 Filbert
" Lorenzo, butcher, r. 722 Broadway rear
" Olinto, butcher P. Micheletti & Co., r. 610
Filbert
Menetz Joseph, printer, r. 986 Howard
Meng Louis, laborer J. & C. Wucherer, r. 10th Av

South nr P
Menge Henry, trussmaker J. H. A. Folkers &
Bro., r. Fruitvale
" William, shoemaker, 1503 Post, r. 313 5th
Av

Albert L., engineer, r. 36 Elgin Park Av
E., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 530, 3d
Emil G., upholsterer, r. 36 Elgin Park Av
Frederick, printer, r. 36 Elgin Park Av
John, butcher, r. 1015 Pierce
Otto, confectioner, r. 1 Bush Street PI
Philip, upholsterer, r. 1117 Stevenson
Wilhelmina A., widow, r. 36 Elgin Park Av
Mengelle Auguste, proprietor Hotel des Alpes,

621 Pacific
Mengels John, teamster, r. 704 Railroad Av

South
Jg®=-Mengles. See Mangels

Menges Louis W., carpenter, r. cor Victoria and
Sargent
" William C, carpenter, r. cor Victoria and
Sargent
Mengola Domenico (Maricich & Mengola), r.
Oakland
" George, millhand Tillmann & Bendel, r.

Oakland
" Peter (Sambuck & Mengola), r. 4 Filbert
Mengula E. Mrs., widow, r. 134 Arlington
Menihan Patrick, policeman, r. 435!^ Clemen-
tina
Menjou Pierre (Bellocq & Menjou), r. Cambridge

nr Wayland
Menke A. G., laborer Enterprise Brewing Co., r.
Baden and Moulton Av
" August H., r. 1502 Golden Gate Av
" Christian, carpenter, r. 140614- Folsom
" Edward, cutter Heyneman & Co., r. 1406^4

Folsom
" Harry J. L., musician, r. 110 Mason

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

Complete Lines, Choicest Productions of '

Most Famous factories.

GA-X-GA-ir /Vlarket St.

Menke Henry, bookkeeper Donnelly & Bran-
nan
" Henrietta, widow, r. 522 Sutter
«' Louis H., musician, r. I4O614 Folsom
" William L. , traveling salesman E. J. Bow-
en, r. 1502 Golden Gate Av
j8cg=Menke. See Meincke, Meinecke and Meinke
Menlo The, William S. Miller proprietor, 1522

Polk
Menn Charles, groceries and liquors, 148, 7th

cor Howard, r. 1084 Howard
Menne A. H. & W. F. (Albert H. and William
F.), proprietors Park Hotel, 26-28 Turk
" Albert H. (A. H. & W. F. Menne), r. 26

Turk
" Albert J., shipping clerk U. S. Brewery, r.

7311/4 McAllister
" William F. (A. H. & W. F. Menne), r. 73114
McAllister
Mennie Alexander, plasterer, r. 231, 9th
Mennig William H., bartender Henry Spiering,

r. 232 Van Ness Av
Menomy Edward T., r. 132 Chestnut

" Walter B., r. 132 Chestnut
Menori Anton, shoemaker J. T. Sullivan, r. 517

Vallejo

Mensor A. & Co. (Albert Mensor), hardware,

stoves and plumbing, 1734 Market

" Albert (A. Mensor & Co.), r. 6361/2 Haight

" Alexander, boots and shoes, 1392 Market,

r. 63614 Haight
" Alexander, cook, r. ZWi Valley
" George, plumber A. Mensor & Co., r. 636i/4

Haight
" Henry, clerk Joseph L. Holliday, r. 636i/i

Haight
" Juliette Miss, cashier branch S. F. Shoe

Co., r. 6361/2 Haight
" Matilda, widow, r. 63614 Haight
" William, salesman Alexander Mensor, r.
636/2 Haight
Menton Charles, gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 1410
Pine
" Hubert O. F., dental student, r. 121 Page
" William H. (McGlynn & Menton), and ex-
cursion agent S. P. Co., 4 Montgomery,
r. 305 Larkin
Mentone John, tailor, r. 332 Green rear
Mentz Blase, cook Martin Franusich, r. 20 Bry-
ant
" Charles H., druggist, SE cor Polk and Sac-
ramento, r. 1600 Sacramento
" Henry, winchman str Belgic, r. 522, 3d
" John H., port steward Occidental and

Oriental SS. Co., r. 522, 3d
" John H. Jr., machinist, r. 522, 3d
" M., salesman, r. 39 Turk
Mentzer Harry, distributor S. F. Laundry, r. 12

Henrietta Square
Menz Fritz, tailor John Reid, r. 700 Ellis
Menzel Alexander, master mariner, r. 358 Clem-
entina
Augusta, widow, r. 1230 Ashbury
Carl, clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r. 1230

Ashbury „ , „ ,

Eda Miss, teacher drawing Cal. School

Mechanical Arts, r. 1230 Ashbury
John, mate, r. 358 Clementina
Wilhelm, brewer Union Brewing Co., r. NE
cor 18th and Florida
" William, clerk Bancroft- Whitney Co., r.
1230 Ashbury
Menzer Frank W., foreman Louis RoeschCo., r.

1025 Hampshire
Menzie Alexander, ship painter Callaghan &
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Menzies James J., editor and publisher The
Grocer and Country Merchant, 123 Cal-
ifornia, room 13, r. Alameda
" J. Graham, bookkeeper Stewart Menzies &

Co., r. Alameda
" John, engineer, r. 163 Perry
" Kenneth, clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r.

San Rafael
" Robert H., clerk Parrott & Co., r. San Ra-

Rafael
" Stewart (Stewart Menzies & Co.), r. 318
Lombard
Menzies Stewart & Co. (Stewart Menzies and
Arthur McCracken), stevedores, 512-514
Battery
" Thomas, ofQce 310 Pine, room 18, r. San Ra-
fael
" William P. C. with The Grocer and Coun-
try Merchant, r. Alameda
Menzing Harry, seaman, r. 37 East
Menzinsky Karl, r. 27 Harriet
Meon Philip L., laborer Charles M. Depew Plan-
ing Mill Co., r. 402 Arlington
Mepham Harry, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 526
Hayes
" Timothy P., salesman, r. 400 Octavia
Merani Emelio, boots and shoes, 1417 Dupont

" Joseph, clerk, r. 1605 Dupont
Mercadier Gustave, i apitalist, r. 912 Jackson
Mercado Manuel, barber, 407 East
Mercantile Agency The, R. G. Dun & Co., pro-
prietors. Jay Lugsdin manager, 320 Cal-
ifornia
Mercantile Library, Henry R. Coleman librar-
ian. L. R. Wetherbee assistant, NE cor
Golden Gate and Van Ness Avs
Mercantile Library Association, Thomas Ma-
gee president, Charles J. King secre-
tary, NE cor Golden Gate and Van Ness
Avs
Mercantile Library Building, NE cor Golden
Gate and Van Ness Avs

Mercantile Machine Works,

Giovannini & Co. proprietors, 43 Fre-
mont
Mercantile Toilet and Laundry Co., Galland
Brothers proprietors, 224 Bush, tele-
phone Main 5774
Mercantile Warehouse, McNab & Smith pro-
prietors, Bluxome bet 5th and 6th
Merced Gas Co. (Merced, Cal.), Walter E. Dean
president, Dudley C. Bates secretary, 81
Nevada Block
" Samuel D.. r. 544^4 Sanchez
Mercella Joseph, fisherman, r. 314V4 Vallejo
Mercer Arthur, bookkeeper Jardine Iron Wks, r.
1420 Folsom
" Charles S., salesman Davis Bros., r. 822

Ellis
" Ernst H., student Cal. Medical College, r.

1422 Folsom
" George, laborer, r. 216 Michigan

Horace C. (Robert J. Mercer & Son), r. 709,
15th
" Robert J. (Robert J. Mercer & Son), r. 709,
15th

MERCER ROBERT J. & SON

(Robert J. and Horace C), real estate
agents and auctioneers, 410 Pine

Mercer William H., master mariner, r. 721

Green
" William S., traveling salesman Wiester &

Co.
4®~Mercer. See Mercier

Mercereau Frank A., coffees and teas, r. 21
Nevada Av

Merch Gustave, waiter, r. 2 Cohen PI

Merchant Andrew, laborer, r. 19 Freelon
Anne, widow, r. 2019 Filbert
Eben W. (Merchant & Nickels), r. Oak-
land
Joseph A., salesman Hale Bros., r. 326

Haight
Robert H. S., laborer Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r.

315 Pixley
Robert S., laborer, r. NE cor Union and

Steiner
Stephen D., miner, r. 17 Webb
Thomas S., manager Healdsburg and
Sonoma Commission Co., 305 Front, r.
Healdsburg

Merchant & Nickels (Eben W. Merchant and
Jacob F. Nickels), wall paper, paints,
oils and glass, 46, .3d

Merchants' Association, F. w. Dohrmann pres-
ident, J. Richard Freud secretary and
attorney, ofQce 8-9 Mills Bldg, 7th floor,
telephone Main 5945
" Building, 430 Kearny

" Building and Loan Association, P. N.
Aronson president, J. B. Brooks secre-
tary, 31 4 Pine

Merchants' Clearing House, John C. Watson
attorney, 330 Pine, rooms 41-44-45

Merchants' Club, Willard B. Harrington presi-
dent, William E. Erzgraber secretary,
Mutual Life Bldg, 7th floor

Merchants' Coal Yard, Arthur M. Ebbets pro-
prietor, 109-115 Sacramento

Merchants' Credit Association of California,
R. H. Bennett Jr. secretary, 123 Cali-
fornia, room 25

Merchants' Exchange Association, W, A. Hoi-
comb president, George P. Morrow, vice-
president, H. T. Emery secretary, J, M.
Shotwell manager. Merchants' Ex-
change Bldg, 1st floor

Merchants' Exchange Association (Chinese),
Wo Kee secretary, 739 Sacramento

Merchants' Exchange Association Signal Sta-
tion, John Hyslop marine reporter. Point
Lobos nr Cliff House

Merchants' Exchange Bank of San Francisco
(in liquidation), 320 Sansome, room 9

Merchants' Exchange Building, S s California
bet Montgomery and Leidesdorff

Merchants' Exchange Marine Reporters'
Oflace, Section B Sea Wall, foot of
Powell

Merchants' Exchange Wine Rooms, James F.
Kearny proprietor, 21 Leidesdorff

Merchants' Express Co. (between San Fran-
cisco, Oakland, Berkeley and Alameda),
Henry L. Hinman manager, 1 Spear

Merchants' Free Kindergarten, Miss Xena
Roberts principal, 74 West Mission

Merchants' Ice and Cold Storage Co., Charles
O. Swanberg president, Henry W. West-
phal secretary and treasurer, 212 Clay

Merchants' Loan Association, James B. Brooks
secretary, 214 Pine, rooms 58-59

Merchants' Mutual Adjusting Agency, The,
J. J. Dolan attorney and general mana-
ger, H. D. Loveland superintendent, 504
Spreckels Bldg

Merchants' Patrol, Harry N. Morse manager,
340 Kearny

Merchants' Publishing Co., publishers and
proprietors Pacific Coas t Business Direc-
tory, 632 Market
" Retail Commercial Agency of Chicago The,
J. C. Pyne Pacific Coast manager, 31
Chronicle Bldsr

MERCHANTS' SIGN AND WIN-
DOW CLEANING CO. (Incorporated),
Frederick W. Brooks general manager,
offices, stores, buildings and private
residences cleaned and kept in order,
708 Spreckels Bldg, telephone South
787

Merchants' Warehouse, S s King bet 2d and 3d

Mercier Emil, barber, 1881 Mission

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Mercier Eugene, wines and liquors, NW cor
7th and Folsom, r. Berkeley
" Frances, widow, r. 1113^ Kearny
4®"Mercier. See Mercer
Mercury James, r. 20 Sherwood PI
Meredin Petersen Frederick. See Frederick M .

Petersen
Meredith Benjamin E., inspector U. S. Cus-
toms, r. Miramar Hotel
" John H. (Evans & Meredith), attorney at
law, 33 Mills Bldg, 10th floor, r. 3919 Cal-
ifornia
" Louis E., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1041

Noe
" Spencer, collector Continental Ins. Co., r.

Alameda
" The, William Kraps proprietor, 318 Turk
" William, polisher, r. 444V4, 3d
" Wynn, engineer Hasson & Hunt, r. Ala-
meda
Merel Ramon A. (Merel & De Domenioo), r. 502
Bush
" & De Domenico (Ramon A. Merel and
Charles De Domenico), barbers, 107, 3d
4®-Merel. See Merle, Merrell and Merrill
Mergenthaler Frederic, chef Palace Hotel, r.

41, 11th
Mergenthaler Linotype Co. (New York), V. J.

A. Rey agent, 320 Sansome, room 5
4®=-Mergenthaler. See Morgenthaler
Merguire Charles L., superintendent warehouse
Deere Implement Co., r. 816 Valencia
" George L. (Mix & Merguire), r. Palo Alto,

Cal.
" John H., solicitor Truckee Lumber Co., r.
Palo Alto, Cal.
4@="Merguire. See Maguire and McGuire
Meriden Britannia Co. (1847 Rogers Bros. Sil-
ver-plated Ware), William P. Morgan
agent, 134 Sutter, telephone Main 5839
Merillion Balpb P., proprietor American Box

Factory, 815-835 Brannan, r. 3913 Pine
Merithew Charles H., clerk Union I. Wks, r.
East Oakland
" Harriet C. widow, r. 827 Jackson rear
" John M., blacksmith, r. 1045 Market
" Oliver B. C hatter, r. 837 Jackson rear
Merk Augusta Mrs., cigar manufacturer, 91
Chestnut
" Bertha, domestic, 3516 Clay
" Ellis Miss, r. 336 Turk
" John, cigar maker, r. 91 Chestnut
Merkel August, baker, r. SieVs Devisadero
4®"Merkel. See Merkle

Merkelbach William, butcher, 13 San Francisco
Market, r. 23 Oak
" William E., butcher William Merkelbach,
r. 348, 12th
Merker Annie, widow, r. 818b Geary
" Frederick C, inspector U. S. Customs, r.
818b Geary
Merki Louis (Francis & Merki), and teacher

music, 325 Geary, r. 1045!^ Valencia
Merkle Harry J., coffee packer Adelsdorfer &
Brandenstein, r. 247 Oak
" Joseph S., varnisher, r. 247 Oak
4S"Merkle. See Merkel
Merkt Joseph, cooper, r. 37 Broadway
Merle Adrian (Charles J. Leist & Co.), and pres-
ident San Francisco Novelty and Plat-
ing Wks, 68-74, 1st, r. Oakland
" Isadore, hardware and crockery, 528 Broad-
way, r. 130, 11th
" John G., waiter J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli
Av
Merle L. V., The Old I. X. L., dealer m cloth-
ing, furnishing goods, hats, caps and
general merchandise, 616-620 Kearny,
647-649 Commercial, 646 Sacramento and
(branch) 45-47, 6th cor Mission, r. 810
Lombard
" P. S., solicitor Continental Ins. Co., 321

Pine, r 1030 Peralta. Oakland
" William, clerk, r. 1709 Mason
4®=-Merle. See Merel, Merrell and Merrill
Merling Andrew, bookkeeper Ahrens, Pein &

Bullwinkel, r, 7 Adelaide
Merlino Antonio T., r. 20 Ash Av
Merlo Joseph, laborer, r. Mission nr Crooe

Mermoud Frank, salesman Stein, Simon & Co.,
r. 779 Stevenson
" Frank H., cement worker, r. 779 Steven-
son
Mernin John C, carpenter, r. 209 Guerrero
Mero Aman, widow, r. 142 Castro
" Charles A., teamster, r. 305 Ivy Av
" George F., starter Sutter St. Ry. r. 2533

Post
" George F. Jr., coffee roaster, r. 3533 Post
" Henry, janitor Young Men's Christian

AssnBldg, r. 531 Birch Av
" John F., blacksmith, r. 305 Ivy Av
" Marwin H., spring maker, r. 521 Birch
Meroux Paul J., clerk Foster & Orear, r. 54A

Erie
Merralls Mill Co., William A. Merralls mana-
ger, manufacturers quartz mills, 45-47
Fremont
" William A., manager Merralls Mill Co.,
45-47 Fremont, r. 1324 Mission
Merrell Edward, seaman, r. 101, 1st
Merrell I. L., agent Asbestos Boiler Cover-
ing, Magnesia Sectional Covering,
paints and roofing material, soapstone,
mastic roofing and paints, also Chal-
mers-Spence Co. sectional or removable
covering and air space, also Reed's
steam pipe covering, 739 Brannan, r. 118
Vicksburg
" May E., widow, lodgings, 1055 Mission
4S-Merrell. See Merel, Merle and Merrill
Merriam George B., milk dealer, 1619 Devisadero
" L., driver Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r. 514»4

Minna
" William A., collector American Wringer

Co., r. 517 Minna
" William P., rancher, r. 1322 Jackson
Merrick Alfred, waiter, r. 531 Mission
" Hettie Miss (Merrick & Alves), r. 16 Mur-
phy Bldg
" James J., laborer, r. 19^4 Welsh
" Joseph, waiter Seal Rock House
" Nellie M. Mrs. (Merrick & Lee), r. 1439

Mission
" Orlando B., policeman, r. 435, 3d
" & Alves (Miss Hettie Merrick and Miss
Annie L. Alves), dressmaking and hair-
dressing, 16 Murphy Bldg
" & Lee (Mrs. Nellie M. Merrick and Mrs.
Clara S. Lee), furnished rooms, 1439 Mis-
sion
Merrifleld Adelia, r. 533 Montgomery
" Charles, waiter, r. 529 Sacramento
" Edwin Mrs., r. 809 Leavenworth
" Henry, clerk, r. 738 Dolores
" James, roofer Pac. Refining and Roofing
Co., r. E s Illinois bet Sierra and Hum-
boldt
" James S., stonecarver, r. 957 Mission
Merrill Annis, attorney at law, r. 1107 Jackson
" Archibald, butcher Frank A. Merrill, r.

3513 Bryant Av
" Charles, cook, r. 22'-A Geary
" Charles, decorator, r. 339 O'Farrell
MerriU Charles, first vice-president Holbrook,
Merrill & Stetson, 225-337 Market, r.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
" Charles A., stockraiser, r. 910, 15th
" Charles C, r. 2326 Washington
" Clarence S., stenographer S. F. & S. J. V.

Ry., r. Berkeley
" Cliffords., painter, r. 4481/4, 3d
" Elijah H., manager lubricating dept.

Standard Oil Co., r. 316 Bartlett
" Eugene T., r. 643 Oak

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DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF

Foreign and Domestic Coal.

Hotels, Restaurants and Ship-
ping Supplied. L

Merrill F. Mrs., r. 2513 Bryant Av

" Frank A., butcher, 233, 24th, r. 308 Chapulte-
pec

" Frank H., clerk, r. 224 Noe

" Frank H., clerk, r. 532i/4, 19th

" Frank W., cashier Upton Bros., r. 149 Han-
cock
Merrill George A., principal The California

School of Mechanical Arts, r. 334 Noe
Merrill George B., attorney at law. Safe Deposit
Bldg, 328 Montgomery, rooms 316-317

" Isaac C, boxmaker Commercial Box Fac-
tory, r. 108 Berry

" Isaac M., real estate, r. 899 Pine

" Isaac N., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.
Oakland
Merrill James W., real estate and insurance,
334 Kearny, telephone Main 1472, r. 48 St.
Ann's Bldg

" Jay H., with W. H. Ramsey
Merrill John F., second vice-president Hol-
brook, Merrill & Stetson, 225-237 Market,
r. 1732 Washington

" Joseph, clerk S. Desimone, r. 1225 Bryant

" Lutie Mrs., nurse Alms House

" Mary J., widow, dressmaker, r. 2329 Mis-
sion

" May E., widow, r. 98, 13th

" -Miller College, Katherine L. Miller presi-
dent, shorthand and typewriting, 68
Nucleus Bldg

" Parker, r. 214, 29th

" Sarah E., widow, private school, 2215 How-
ard

MERRILL STEWART,

commercial photographer, photos on
wood, lantern slides and legal photo-
graphing, 612 Clay, r. East Oakland

Merrill Sylvester, salesman Cal. Furniture Mfg

Co.. r. Alameda
ii®=Merrill. See Merel, Merle and Merrell
Merriman Benjamin, laborer S. P. Co., r. 119
Perry
Edward, teamster E. F. Niehaus & Co., r.

Blanco House
Edwin S., bookkeeper Burnham & Marsh

Co., r. eOctavia
Elijah R., r. 6 Octavia
Francis, proprietor Merriman's Hotel, 1727

Market
George M., marine engineer, 9 Mission, r.

Alameda
John H., master bktn Gleaner, office 48
Market, room 1
Merriman's Hotel, Francis Merriman proprie-
tor, 1727 Market
Merrin Edward, lodgings. 115, 2d
Merrison Elizabeth Miss, private school. 2234

Pacific Av
Merritt Albert H., clerk Cal. Fuse Assn, r.
Seminary Park, Alameda Co.
" Arthur, helper Bush & Mallett Co., r. 913

Howard
" Building, NW cor California and Drumm
" Charles W., salesman, r. 1312 York
Merritt Charles Z., cashier Miller & Lux, and
secretary San Joaquin and Kings River
Canal and Irrigation Co., 508 California,
room 17, r Oakland
" Edward B., motorman, r. 30^4, 28th
Merritt Emma Sutro (Mrs. G. W. Merritt),
physician and surgeon, office and r. 814
Sutter, hours 1 to 3 p. m.
" Francis W., capitalist, r. Commercial Ho-
tel

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Merritt George, dispatcher S. P. Co., r. Ala-
meda

" George A., box nailer, r. 6 Everett
Merritt George W., M. D., eye, ear, throat and
nose, hours 1 to 4 p. m., office and r. 814
Sutter

" George W., superintendent James Lick
Baths, E s 10th bet Mission and Howard,
r. 133, 10th

" Grace Miss, r. 1721 Sacramento

■' Harry P., architect, 214 Pine, room 48, r.
Oakland

" Harry W., clerk D. S. Stanley & Co., r.
Oakland
Merritt James B., manager California Fuse
Association, 220 California, room 3, r.
Seminary Park. Alameda Co.

" James P., secretary International Indem-
nity Co., 206 Sansome, room 9, r. Oak-
land

" Jennie Mrs., seamstress, r. 6 Everett

" John D., r. 814 Sutter

" John T., stock dealer, r. 308 Baker

" Marcus D., salesman George H. Tay Co., r.
Oakland

" Mattie J. Miss, dressmaker, r. 2714^4 Sut-
ter

" Nathan, farmer, r. 537 Sacramento

" Richard, bartender, r. 605 California

" Robert, seaman, r. 45 Sacramento

" Scott, varnisher Heywood Bros. & Co., r.
411 Sansome

" William E., watchmaker William
Matthews, r. Berkelev

" William T., clerk Arthur North, r.
Minna
Merriweather Moses, porter, r. 2 Lysett PI
Merry Grace G. Miss, teacher music,
Baker

" Thomas, carpenter. 34 Clay, r. Berkeley

" Thomas B., r. 3012 California

Merry William L., consul-general Nicaragua

and secretary Chamber of Commerce, 58

Merchants' Exchange Bldg, r. Sausalito

Merschen Frank G., painter and paper hanger,

412Devisadero

" Kate A. Miss, clerk Frank G. Merschen
Mersereau Addison S., carriage and wagon
maker, 22.37 Mission, r. 2212 Mission

" Frederick E., photographer, 2239 Mission
Mercfelder Charles, cashier Morton Draying
and Warehouse Co., r. Lorin, Alameda
Co.

" John A., bookkeeper National Ice Co., r.
325!^ Guerrero

" William, bookkeeper Merchants' Ice and
Cold Storage Co., r. 1104 Market
Mershon Cass L., fireman, r. 11 Rondel PI

" D. Talmage, r. 20 Chenery

" James R. T., salesman Stockton Milling
Co., r. 309, 19th

" L. H., real estate, r. 730f Bush

" Louis C, car repairer S. P. Co., r. 11 Ron-
del PI

" Zera, pictorial artist Unsworth Sign Co.
Mersich Charles, molder Thomas Day & Co., r.
721 Green

" Frederick, messman str Australia, r. 721
Green

" Maria, widow, r. 721 Green

" Matthew, steward, r. 721 Green

" Sophie Miss, milliner, r. 721 Green
Mersing John B., r. 497 Devisadero
Merslich Dominick, cook Kelly & Bargones, r.

138 Chestnut
Merten August F. (Merten & Co.), r. 2010 Golden

Gate Av
Merten Manufacturing Co., Arthur N. Bayley
president, William P. Lamb secretary,
coffee roasters, spice millers and manu-
facturing chemists, 210-212 Davis

MERTEN & CO.

(August F. Merten), flavoring extracts,
spices, coflfees, teas, grocers' sundries,
etc., 7 Drumm

Mertens Herman, clerk Kohn Bros., r. 252, 1st
" Ignatius N., cigar manufacturer, 1534 Fol-

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Mertens M. J., real estate broker, 12 Mont-
gomery, room 20, r. 890 Steiner
J8®=-Mertens. See Mehrtens
Mertes George W., teamster, r. 139, 14tb
" Mary A., widow, r. 139, 14th
" Peter F., shoecutter, r. 139, 14th
" Samuel P., carpenter, r. 139, 14th
" William A., architect, r. 139, 14th
Merton Louis B. (Hughson & Mart on), r. 155

Tremont Av
Mertz John, clerk Frederick W. Schroeder, r.
1100 Valencia
" Matthew, blacksmith, r. 317 Polk
Mervy A. & E. C. (Alphonse and Emile C.
Mervy), druggists, 434 Montgomery Av
" Alphonse (A. & E. C. Mervy), and physician
and surgeon, 434 Montgomery Av, r. Oak-
land
" Alphonse J., salesman, r. 18 Shotwell
" Edward T., dentist, 1247 Market, r. 18

Shotwell
" Emile C. (A. & E. C. Mervy), and physician
and surgeon, 434 Montgomery Av, r. 822b
Union
" Ulysses, r. 18 Shotwell
Merweather Samuel, horse dealer, r. 113 Eddy
Merwin Edward G., draughtsman Sanborn-
Perris Map Co., r. Oakland
" Eugene, hatter Atlantic Straw Works, r.

603 Bush
" Henry K., bartender Schroeder & Grabau,
r. 468 Tehama
Merx Charles, clerk, r. 33 Clarence PI
" Herman, tugboat agent, ofQce 142 Berry, r.
33 Clarence PI
Merz William, carriage painter, r. 2525 Bryant
Av
" William, proprietor Merz's Hotel, 1807
Haight
Merz's Hotel, William Merz proprietor, 1807

Haight
Merzbach Felix H. (Thornton & Merzbach), at-
torney at law, 426 California, rooms 9-11,
r. 1516 O'Farrell
" Silvius H., tea^cher music, 404 Capp _
Merzbatch Julius, salesman, r. 1510 Buchanan
Mesenburg Henry, r. 837 Sutter
" Hermann, bakery, 324V4 Hayes
" William, clerk D. Becker & Co. , r. 828 Sutter
Meserole Richard A., bookkeeper S. H. Tyler &

Son, r. Alameda
Meserth Lawrence, butcher, r. 310, 28th
Meserve Laura, widow, r. 811a Greenwich
" William M. Rev., pastor Union Square
Baptist Church
Meseth Alfred, pressman C. A. Murdock & Co.,

r. 923 Union
Mesmer Arthur, vocalist, r. 1922 Stockton
4eff"Mesmer. See Messemer
Mesnico Christopher, patternmaker, r. 213 Perry
Mesple Lawrence, clerk C. M. Mann, r. 222^/4, 4th

" Ursule Mrs., lodgings, 22214, 4th
Messager Etienne, cloaks and suits, 145 Post,

cor Grant Av, r. 914 Post
Messaggiero II (Italian weekly), Cesare Crespi

director, 8 Montgomery Av
Messemer George, foreman J. Gundlach & Co.,
r. 512 Bush
" John, foreman bottling dept. Enterprise
Brewing Co., r. 1930 Folsom
See Mesmer
Messenger J., wood worker, r. 126 Ellis

" James B., roof slater r. 836^2, 15th
>6®°Messenger. See Messinger
Messer Frederick, butcher H. Hillers, r. 500 Cort-
land Av
Messer Nathaniel T., president Andes Silver
Mining Co., 20-22 Nevada Block, r. Cali-
fornia Hotel
" Nathaniel T. Jr., r. California Hotel
" Raphael, artesian well borer, r. 439 Natoma
" Rudolph, tailor, 1026 Oak
Messerer Fred A., butcher F. Uri & Co., r. 1314a

Scott
Messerly Rosa, domestic, 28 Page
Messerschmidt Anton, beer bottler, 428, 18th
" Anton, waiter Hotel Becker
" Clarence W., teamster William Raubinger
& Sons, r. 42914 Chestnut

W, & J. SLOANE & CO.

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In Latest Designs and Colorings.
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Messerschmidt Conrad, bartender Deutscher
Verein, r. 407, 5th
" Conrad J., shoemaker, r. 407, 5th
" Frederick (L jrenz & Messerschmidt), r. 613
Stevenson
Messersmith Claude R., clerk, r. 1920 Howard
" E. Turner, clerk Pac. Mall SS. Co., r. 1101

Pine
" Henry L., agent, r. 23 Pearl
" J. Mrs., widow, r. 1101 Pine
" John J., carpenter, r. 226, 18th
" Matilda J. Mrs., r. Old People's Home
" Phillip L., fireman, r. 226, 18th
Messic Isaac G., storekeeper tJ. S. Mint, r. 2939^4

Clay
Messick Arthur D., porter St. Luke's Hospital
Messier Joseph L., tailor Newbauer & Levj, r.

Oakland
Messina John, foreman Henry Grandjean, r.

Oakland
Messineo Camille, teamster Western Transfer
and Storage Co., r. 1527 Dupont
" Marie, widow, r. 1527 Dupont
Messinger Alfred, molder, r. 22%, 7th
" Benjamin, clerk, r. 910 Sutter
" Gustave (Easton, Incell & Messinger), r.

910 Sutter
" Lester, insurance, r. 910 Sutter
" Walter, theatrical agent, r. 910 Sutter
4®"Messinger. See Messenger
Messini Frank A., teamster, r. 16031/4 Dupont

" Peter, teamster, r. 16031/4 Dupont
Messner Eugene F., blacksmith, r. 821 How-
ard
" Frank, painter, r. 1326, 20th
" Frank A., clerk T. P. Meighan & Co., r.
Alameda
Meston G. Mrs., nurse, r. Hotel St. Nicholas

" Robert, carpenter str Coptic
Mestre Alfred, salesman, r. 1057 Golden Gate

Av
Metastazio Emil, driver, r. 509 Greenwich

" Stephen, driver, r. 509 Greenwich
Metcalf Alice H. Miss, teacher Haight Primary
School, r. 2215 Pacific Av
" Chesley L., bookkeeper, r. 927, 20th
" Eleanor, widow, r. 452i/4 Minna
" Frank E., dynamo man Edison Light and
Power Co., r. 1019 Guerrero
Metcalf George D.. secretary Del Monte Mill-
ing Co., 107 California, r. Berkeley
" George E., piano maker, r. 2228 Sutter
" John, r. 542^2 Bryant
" Katherine, r. 114 Silver
" Solon T. (Philbrick & Metcalf), r. 2548A
Folsom
Metcalfe George, capitalist, r. 418 Geary
" John, surveyor Lloyd's Register, 304 Cali-
fornia, r. Alameda
" John R., carpenter, r. 547 Mission
" Otis, carpenter, r. 41814 Grove
" Peter, dental student E. W. Pratt, r. 418
Geary
Metge Frederick W., trackman Market St. Ry.,

r. 1329 Natoma
Methlann Richard, bartender Peter Stademann
Metlunanii Hermann, groceries and liquors,
SE cor Market and Sanchez
" Otto, laborer, r. 120c Juniper
" Otto G. R., clerk Hermann Methmann, r.
143 Sanchez
Methodist Book Depository, JohnD. Hammond

agent. 1057 Market
Methodist Chinese Mission Home, Rev. F. J.
Masters superintendent, 916 Washing-
ton

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Write or call for terms, prices and advan- V
tages to 405 Sansome St., San Francisco, i

Methodist Social Union of San Francisco,

Charles Goodall president, Wlllian Gib-
son secretary, office 1037 Market

Metlus Charles, watchmaker and jeweler, 525
Haight, r. S^S/a Halght

Metlar Marble and Granite Co. (William S.
Metlar), importers and manufacturers
monuments, works Cypress Lawn Ceme-
tery, Post Office address 212 Valencia
" William S. (Metlar Marble and Granite
Co.), r. 213 Valencia

Metraia Frank (Selmi & Metraia), r. 2 Hartford

Metral Alexander, cabinet maker West Coast
Furniture Co., r. 270 Clementina

Metropolis The, Mrs. Rose Cornyn proprietor,
1654 Market

Metropolitan Block, 8 Montgomery Av

Metropolitan Fashions (monthly), Butterick
Publishing Co. (Limited) publishers, 124
Post

Metropolitan Foundry, Curtis Tobey proprie-
tor, 204 Townsend

Metropolitan Furniture Brokers, D. L. Gump
proprietor, 1133 Market
" House, 512, 4th

METROPOLITAN MARBLE

AND GRANITE WORKS. A. Paltenghi
& Co. proprietors, manufacturers
foreign and domestic marble mantels,
tombstones, monuments, tiling, etc.,
1219 Market
Metropolitan Match Co. (incorporated), H. W.
Newbauer president, Samuel Newbauer
secretary, office 412 Front
" Moulding Co. (Louis Cohen, Moses Wank
and Elias Wange), mirrors, mouldings
and picture frames, 536-538 Sacramento
Metropolitan Nursery, John H. Sievers pro-
prietor. Chestnut bet Polk and Van Ness
Av, deopt 25 Post
" Plate Glass Insurance Co., Mann & Wilson

agents, 306 Sansome
" Publishing Co., J. Alfred Lueders presi-
dent, 403 Market
Metropolitan Temple, NE cor 5th and Jessie
Metropolsky Nicholas Rev., r. 932 Union
Metson John (Metson & Mahony), r. 1421 Fulton
" John E., contractor bricklayer, 1114 Turk
" William H. (Reddy, Campbell & Metson),
attorney at law, 116-122 Crocker Bldg, r.
1114 Turk
" & Mahony (John Metson and Jeremiah
Mahony), plumbing and gasfltting, 1421
Fulton
Mette M., farmer, r. 737 Howard
" William G., marble cutterMax Roth, r. 571
Stevenson
Metten Anton (Metten & Gebhardt), r. cor Nye
and Congdon
" Louis, tanner Metten & Gebhardt, r. cor

Congdon and Marshall
" & Gebhardt (Anton Metten and Charles A.
Gebhardt), tanners, Trumbull nr Mission
Mettler Annie, widow, r. 22 Elsie
Mettmann Frank X., with North German Fire

Ins. Co., r. 925, 20th
Metz Ferdinand (Metz & Yost), r. 53314 Union
" Hans, gloves and millinery, 1608 Market, r.

244 Oak
" J. C, fireman str San Joaquin
" John W., laborer, r. 1031 Hampshire
" Prosper, bootblack, NE cor Jessie and 3d,

r. 5 Kent
" i& Yost (Ferdinand Metz and Peter Yost),
bakery, 449, 3d

Metzer William, r. 1231 Guerrero
Metzger Adeline, dressmaker, r. 1731 McAllister
" Benjamin, bartender Emil Simon, r. 529

Sacramento
" Caroline, widow, r. 812 Grove
" Conrad, painter S. P. Co., r. 1229 Howard
" Edward, r. 812 Grove
" Frank, r. 1517 Valencia
" Harry, baker, r. 1823 Greenwich
" Henry W., harness maker J. C. Johnson &

Co., r. Oakland
" Jacob, cigars and tobacco, 130 O'Farrell,

r. 309, 3d
'• Leo, wine and brandy commission mer-
chant, 118-120 Pine, r. Alameda
" Louis (Metzger & Franklin), r. HI O'Farrell
" Morris, financial agent, 62 Columbian Bldg,

r. 812 Grove
" Solomon, bookkeeper, r. 715 Eddy
" Theresa Miss, hairdresser, 1731 McAllister
" William, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 545

Elizabeth
" William C, stenographer, 310 Pine, room
27, r. Oakland
Metzger & Franklin (Louis Metzger and Julius
L. Franklin), capitalists, 35 New Mont-
gomery
Metzgus Caroline, widow, r. 1605 San Carlos Av
" Gustave E., plumber De Lano Bros., r. 1605
San Carlos Av
Metzler Charles, laborer Enterprise Brewing
Co., r. 564 Natoma
" Charles J. B., undertaker, 636 Washington
" Charles L., undertaker Charles J. B. Metz-
ler
" Dora, widow, r. 1418 Grove
" Frank, r. 564 Natoma
" George, waiter Viticultural Restaurant, r.

1109 Leavenworth
" Oscar, bartender M. Pittlick, r. Oakland
Metzner Charles F., clerk, r. 202b 5th
" Jacob C, salesman Brown & Metzner, r.
202b 5th
Metzner William (Brown & Metzner), r. 1231

• Guerrero
Meunier Gaspard, mattress maker, 919 Mont-
gomery
Meuser George, carpenter, r. 530 Hermann
" Willliam L., tinsmith W. W. Montague &
Co., r. 20 Clara Av
i8®-Meuser. See Muser and Musser
Meussdorffer Arthur H., salesman W illiamCluff
Co., r. Hanover nr County line
" Caroline, widow, r. Hanover nr County Line
" Charles G. (K. Meussdorffer & Son), r. 19

Columbia Square
" Conrad A. (De Prosse& Meussdorffer), r. 301

Polk
" Edward W., r. 301 Polk
" Frederick W., clerk K. Meussdorffer & Son,

r. 301 Polk
" Henry C, salesman, r. 2026 Mission
Meussdorffer John C. (J. C. Meussdorffer's
Sons), r. Hanover nr County line

MEUSSDORFFER K. & SON,

(Konrad and Charles G.), manufactur-
ers and importers hats and caps, 8
Kearny

Meussdorffer Konrad (K. Meussdorffer & Son),
r. 301 Polk

Meussdorffer M. (C. N. Stewart), importer and
manufacturer hats and caps, 135 Mont-
gomery

Meussdorffer Oscar E. (J. C. Meussdorffer's
Sons), r. Hanover nr County Line
" Waldemar L., messenger Anglo-Califor-
nian Bank, r. Hanover nr County line

MEUSSDORFFER'S J. 0. SONS

(John C. and Oscar E.), manufacturers
and importers of hats, caps and hat-
ters' materials, wholesale and retail
dealers, 530 to 536, 3d

Meuttmann Gus, sign painter, 635 California, r.
924 McAllister

Mex Louis, r. 1016 Powell

Mexican and Central American Packet Line,
C. D. Bunker & Co. agents, 435 Battery

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PLYMOUXH GIN,

(CoATES & Co., Established

W. B. CHAPMAN,

Sole Agent Pacific Coast,
123 California Street.

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Mexican Consulate, Alexander K. Coney, con-
sul-general, 604 Clay
Mexican Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Virginia,
Nev.), Charles H. Fish president,
Charles E. Elliot secretary, 79 Nevada
Block
" Phosphate and Sulphur Co. (Mexico),
Abraham Halsey secretary, 530 Califor-
nia, rooms 49-50
Meyenborg August (Aschmann & Meyenborg),

r. 3 Rose PI
Meyer Aaron, junk dealer, 622 Birch Av., r.
629^/4 Fulton
Aaron, mining, r. 4 Grove
Abraham, salesman A. Levy & Co., r. 1223a

O'Farrell
Adele, widow, dressmaking, 1301 Larkin
Adolph, hatter, 927 Market, r. 2337 Grove,

Oakland
Adolph, lumber and hardware, 1510 Devisa-

dero, r. 1512 Devisadero
Adolph, salesman M. Scheyer & Bro
Adolph H., carpet layer, r. 231i/4 Page
Albert (Daniel Meyer), r. 320 Ellis
Albert (Meyer & Akmann), r. 917, 20th
Albert (Schwartz & Meyer), r. 5 Market
Albert, dentist, 1012 Mission
Albert, hay, grain and wood, 2363 Geary, r.

19231/2 Eddy
Albert, musical director Morosco's Grand

Opera House, r. 645 Minna
Albert, shipping clerk, r. 1805 Howard
Albert, with Philip Wolf & Co., r. 616 Jer-
sey
Albert A., bookkeeper, r. 938 Geary
Albert A., clerk, r. 1923/2 Eddy
Albert G., physician, 103, 24th
Albert G.. plumber, 1805 Howard
Alfred, barber, 2740/2 California, r. igiS/z

Devisadero
Alfred, clerk, r. 1524 Jackson
Andrew, liquors, 229 Main, r. 239 Fremont
Anna, widow, r. 301 Sanchez
Annie, widow, r. 608 Hermann
Annie Miss, operator Stange & Jaenicke
Annie W., widow, r. 220 Austin
Anton, liquors and lodgings, SW cor Sac-
ramento and Drumm
Acthur A., salesman Tillmann & Bendel, r.

Alameda
August (Meyer Bros.), r. 241, 6th
August, barber Stern & Pearson, r. 419

Franklin
August, boots and shoes, 2129 Fillmore, r.

9 Middle
August, lodgings, 1148 Sutter
Meyer August F., proprietor Milkmen's Head
quarters, 35 Eddy, telephone South 556
r. 314 Lyon
" August H., musician, r. 316, 7th
" August L. A., quartermaster U.S. str Al
batross
Meyer A. W., steamship agent, 401 California
See A. W. Myer
" Benjamin, clerk, r. 1017 Laguna
" Benjamin, conductor Market St. Ry., r

463!4 Tehama
" Benjamin F. (Meyer Bros.), r. 1610 McAl

lister
" Bernard, clothing, 1025 Howard
" Bernhard (Meyer Bros.), r. 10^ Sherman
" Bernhard, teamster, 319 Clay, r. 37 Dorland
" Bertha, widow, r. 701 Broder2ok
" Bertha Mrs., r. 6 Elwood
" Betsy, widow, r. 3413 Washington
Meyer Brothers (Bernhard and August), groce-
ries, wines and liquors, NE cor 6th and
Polsom
" Brothers (Mark and Benjamin F.), cloaks

and suits, 121 Post
" Brothers (Richard and Hugo), barbers,
1304 Mason
Meyer Bruce A., station agent S. P. Co. and
superintendent Station L Post Office,
Ocean View
" C, solicitor Nathan, Dohrmann & Co., r.

3919 Pine
" Caroline, widow, r. 1915^2 Devisadero
" Carrie Mrs., r. 3 Monroe

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

Mantels, Grates

aod Fireplace TriiT>n)ings

ARTISTIC DESIGHS.

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Meyer Cathrina Mrs., embroidery and stamping,

1608 Devisadero
" Caufman H. (C. H. Meyer & Bros.), r. New

York
" C. H. & Brothers (Caufman H., Leopold C.

and Marcus C), wholesale dealers hats

and caps, 28-30 Sansome
" Charles, r. 523 Lyon
" Charles (estate of), 131-133 Sansome
" Charles (Goetjen & Meyer Bros.), r. 348, 5th
" Charles (Lauterbach & Meyer), r. 333 Main
" Charles, baker, r. 428 Broadway
" Charles, bartender Smoot & Rice, r. 16

Hickory Av
" Charles, hostler Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 39

Perry
" Charles, liquors, 213 Drumm, r. 1808 Union
" Charles, machinist A. J. McNicoU & Co., r.

5091/2 Minna
" Charles, plumber Ahlbach & Co., r. 37 Dor-
land
" Charles, shirt manufacturer, 735 Guerrero
" Charles Mrs., widow, r. 3303 California
" Charles A., clerk Ami Vignier, r. Oakland
" Charles F. (Meyer & Akmann), r. 16a Cum-
berland
'■ Charles F. L., salesman Rathjen Bros., r.

2611 Folsom
" Charles J., blacksmith Elijah C. Dudley, r.

1511 Broderick
" Charles W., machinist, r. 429 Dolores
" Christian, bartender Frederick Gerdes, r.

328 Drumm
" Christian, clerk Christian von Dohlen, r.

1426 Taylor
" Christopher, bookkeeper Winchester Re-
peating Arms Co., r. 612 Jones
" Christopher L., groceries and liquors, NW

cor Hickory A.v and Buchanan
" Claus C, waiter R. L. Kohr & Co., r. 812

Kearny
" Oaus G., groceries and liquors, 465, 3d, r.

64 South Park
" Conrad, r. 150 Shipley
" Cord, clerk Henry Lehrke & Sons, r. SW

cor Mariposa and Minnesota
" Daniel, r. 16071/3 Folsom
Meyer Daniel (Daniel, Mathias, Moritz, Henry

and Albert Meyer), office 216 Pine
" Daniel (Daniel Meyer), r. 1837 California
" David, expressman, r. 1419 Laguna
Meyer Daniel Building, 314 Pine
" David, liquors, NW cor Fillmore and

Greenwich, r. 3307 Fillmore
" Dietrich, clerk Mrs. Anna Schwartz, r. 243,

18th
" E. Mrs., r. 333 Guerrero
" Edgar, salesman Greenebaum, Weil &

Michels, r. IdlbVz Devisadero
" Edward, r. 1016 Union
" Edward, machinist, r. 1607i^ Folsom
" Edward, musician, r. 730 Howard
" Elise, widow, r. 506, 9th
" Elizabeth D., widow, r. 1319 Noe

MEYER EM. & CO.

(Emmanuel Meyer), importers, whole-
salers and retailers of groceries,
wines, liquors and table delicacies,
agents Chocolat Menier, Abricotine
Liqueur, Barton Sec Champagne, Low-
enbrau Munich Beer, Old Crow Whisky,
Gonzalez cognacs, old Burgundies, clar-
ets and cordials, 303 Sutter
Meyer Emil, grain broker, 60 Merchants' Ex-
change Bldg, r. Alameda

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Meyer Emil, tinner, r. 5 Sumner

"' Emma Miss, housekeeper, r. 3207 Fillmore

" Emma Miss, operator Stange & Jaenicke

" Emma, domestic, 3505 Clay
Meyer Emmanuel (Em. Meyer & Co.), and pres-
ident White Horse Valley Mill and
Lumber Co., r. 632 Post

" Ernest (Hueppeden & Meyer), r. NW cor
Grove and Polk

" Ernest, clerk Richard Von der Mehden, r.
822 Mission

" Ernest, waiter, r. 3038, 16th

" Ernest F., clerk William Paulsen, r. 633
Minna

" Ernest G., silversmith Shreve & Co., r.
Berkeley

" Ferdinand, fur dresser, r. California Av nr
San Bruno Av

" Ferdinand, peddler, r. 416 Octavia

" Ferdinand, porter, r. 1019 Market rear

" Firmin, r. 16 Polk lane

" Frank, lithographer, r. 221 Webster

" Frederick, r. 1517 Sacramento

" Frederick (Meyer & Gemns), r. 1200 Fill-
more

" Frederick, baker, r. 259 Tehama

" Frederick, butcher, r. 763 Howard

" Frederick, clerk, r. 14 Langton

'■ Frederick, clerk, r. 322, 21st

" Frederick, clerk, r. 1732 Lexington Av

" Frederick, clerk Fabian Bros., r. 1803Stock-
ton

" Frederick, cook, r. 218a Turk

" Frederick, cook Andrew Anderson, r. 510
Pine

" Frederick, doorkeeper Columbia Theatre,
r. 1 Central PI

" Frederick, fireman, r. 322, 2lst

" Frederick, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Turk and Fillmore

" Frederick, quartermaster str Columbia, r.
504, 2d

" Frederick A., merchant, r. 213 Steiner

" Frederick E.. butcher, r. 259 Octavia

" Frederick H., draughtsman, r. 1818 Hyde

" Frederick W. (M. D. Meyer & Co.), r. 1419
Devisadero

" Frederick W., collector postoffle, r. 2418
Post

" Frederick W.. driver John Wieland Brew-
ery, r. 2223 Howard

" Frederick W. Jr., butcher, r. 2223 Howard

" Fritz, driver Jos. Biittgenbach, r. 498, 4th

" George (Meyer, Wilson & Co.), r. 2403 Web-
ster

" George, butcher Hermann F. H. Schmidt,
r. 1006 Valencia

" George A., finisher Bolton & Strong

" George H., reporter Post, r. Alameda

" George W., policeman, r. 2460 Foisom

" George W., salesman M. U. Meyer & Co., r.
1419 Devisadero

" Gottlieb F., cellarman Lachman & Jacobi,
r. 128!^ Silver

" Gustav, carpenter Cal. Bottling Co., r. 16
Erie

" Gustav, clerk, r. SE cor Natoma and Russ

" Gustav D., laborer, r. 1025;^ Harrison

" Gustave, tinsmith, 508, 4th

" Harry, r. 70, 9th

" Harry, asst. O'Connor, Mofiatt & Co., r. 239
Fremont

" Helena, widow, r. 1626 Clay

" Henry, r. 929 Broadway

" Henry (Daniel Meyer), r. 1802 Pacific Av

" Henry (Meyer & Seekamp), r. 231, 2d

Meyer Henry (Schulz & Meyer), r. 618 Douglass
" Henry (Suss & Meyer) , r. 1223 Buchanan
" Henry, bartender Gebhardt & Graner, r.

938 Mission
" Henry, carpenter, r. 810 Jessie
" Henry, carpenter, r. Gates nr Powhattan

Av
" Henry, clerk Henry Meyer, r. 1671 Mission
" Henry, groceries and liquors, 322, 21st
" Henry, groceries and liquors, 1671 Mission
" Henry, groceries and liquors, NW cor 8th

and Foisom, r. 264. 8th
" Henry, liquors, 724 Front
" Henry, physician and surgeon, 701 Brod-

erick
" Henry, teamster Scott & McCord
" Henry, whitener, 761^/4 Mission, and pro-
prietor Piedmont House, 115a 6th
" Henry A,, bartender August F. Meyer, r.

538 Natoma
" Henry B., cashier S. F. Breweries, r. Berke-
ley
" Henry G., clerk Daniel Meyer, r. 1825 Cali-
fornia
" Henry J., r. 929 Broadway
" Herman (Goetjen & Meyer Bros.), r. 248,

5th
" Herman, baker, r. 428 Broadway
" Herman, baker, r. 600 Pine
" Herman, baker, r. 861 Market
" Herman, cabinet maker, r. 322, 21st
• ' Herman F. (Mofla tt & Meyer) , r. 48 Grove
" Hermann., clerk, r. 718 Valencia
" Herman J., clerk Rulfs & Co., r. 234 Van

Ness Av
" Herman M. D. (H. M. Meyer & Co.), r. 88,

9th
" Hermann, clerk, r. 1122 Turk
" Hermann L. E. (Meyer, Wilson & Co.), r.

2724 Pacific Av
" Hermann L. E. Jr. , with Meyer, Wilson &

Co., r. 2724 Pacific Av
" H. H., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 1431

Laguna
Meyer H. M. & Co. (Herman M. D. Meyer),

California wines and liquors, NW cor

9th and Mission
" Hugo (Meyer Bros.), r. 115, 8th
" Ida. widow, r. 1404a Masonic Av
" Isidor, bartender, r. 222 Clara
" J. Albert, foreman J. L. Hicks, r. 1341,24th
" Jacob (Hyman & Meyer), r. 1122 Turk
" Jacob, cellarman J. Gundlaoh & Co.,r. 637

Washington
" Jacob, porter Wolf, Wreden & Co., r. 317

Green
" Jacob S., student T. Carl Spelling, r. 224,

6th
" J. Christopher, salesman Mohns & Kalten-

bach, r. 320 Austin
" Jerome, proprietor Gassmann House, 428

Broadway
" Jerome, with E. Garnier & Co.
" J. Frederick, r. 425, 39th
" J. Frederick, teacher music, 131, 2d Av
" J. Frederick Jr., plumbing, 1013 Valencia,

r. 425, 29th
" John, r. 13V2 Valparaiso rear
" John, r. 43 Everett
" John (Meyer & Eviston), r. 19 Market
" John, bartender Nicholaus Meyer, 311 Bat-
tery
" John, carpenter, 1818 Hyde
" John, engineer John Wieland Brewery, r.

134 Moulton Av
" John, groceries and liquors, 200 Ellis, r. 204

Ellis
" John, helper Risdon I. &L. Wks,r. 108Alta
" John, porter Haub Bros.
" John, ship carpenter, r. 1122 Iowa
" John Mrs., widow, r. 323 Ellis
" John C. (Meyer & Kohn), r. 105 Stockton
" John C. W., restaurant, 959 Market, r. 530

O'Farrell
" John G. Jr., special U. S. Internal Revenue

agent, r. Russ House
" John G. H., manufacturer refrigerators, 213

Mission, r. 1908 Webster
" John H., butcher, 204, 2d

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Meyer John H., casMer Alfred Borel & Co., r.
Berkeley

" John H., clerk Golden West Hotel

" John H., driver Farnsworth & Ruggles, r.
13 Freelon

" John H., tinner De Lano Bros., r. 156 Steu-
art

" John J., liquors, 1334 Howard

" John M., clerk Charles Dietrich, r.
Golden Gate Av

" John N., bookkeeper, r. 1818 Hyde

" Joseph, r. 637 Washington

" Joseph, r. 1036, 19th

" Joseph (Meyer & Karl), r. 1129 Ellis

" Joseph, bartender, r. 821 Hayes

" Joseph, manager Cal. Catering Co.
Bush. r. 613 Bush

" Joseph, marble rubber Ruftino & Bianchi, r
3111/2 Langton

" Julia, Miss, ladies' hair dresser, 104 Pow-
ell, r. 16 Erie

" Julius, r. 1122 Turk

" Julius, hardware, 40 Clay, r. 34 Ellis

" Julius, junk, 1636 Mission

" Julius, plumber, r. 1108, Fulton

" K. T., carpenter Central Lumber & Mill
Co., r. Oakland

'• Leopold C. (C. H. Meyer & Bros.), r. 916
Van Ness Av

" Lilly, domestic, 1308 Larkin

«' Louis, r. 530 O'Farrell

" Louis, butcher Charles O. Gross, r. 1003
Guerrero

" Louis, elevatorman, 124 Sansome, r. 720
Howard

" Louis, junk dealer, r. 2143 Pine

" Louis, men's furnishing goods, 517 Kearny,
r. 2514 California

" Louis, pilot, 506 Battery, r. 410 Post

" Louis, plumber Abraham Newmark, i-.
llllB Golden Gate Av

" Louis, Jr., student, r. 720 Howard

" Louis Mrs., r. 1517 Sacramento

" Louis P. H., bookbinder Althof & Bahls, r.
530 O'Farrell

" Lucie D. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1219 Noe

" M., baker Palace Restaurant, r. 861 Mar-
ket

" Marcus C. (C. H. Meyer & Bros.), r. 1713
Jackson

" Marguerite, domestic, 1715 Bush

" Marie Mrs., r. 1411 Bush

" Mark (Meyer Bros.), r. 620% Steiner

" Martin (Raschen & Co.), and groceries and
liquors, 701 McAllister, r. 618 McAllis-
ter

" Martin, groceries, 2201 Larkin

" Martin, master schr Modoc, office 24 Clay

" Martin, shipping clerk Alaska Commercial
Co., r. Berkeley

" Martin S., bookkeeper, r. 324, 6th

" Mary, widow, r. 730 Howard

" Mary, demestic, 1214 Fulton

" Mathias (Daniel Meyer), r. 1310 Geary

" Matthias D., r. 1419 Devisadero

" Maurice E., merchant, r. 174 Clara

" Max, plumber Charles Brown & Son, r. 2143
Pine

" Max, secretary G. Cohn Co., 206-208 Bat-
tery, r. llllB Golden Gate Av
Meyer M. D. & Co. (P. W. Meyer), groceries
and liquors, SW cor Geary and Devisa-
dero

" Melville, salesman Nathan, Dohrmann &
Co., r. 2143 Pine

" Michael, engraver A. M. Robertson, r.
Oakland

" Minnie, widow, r. HUB Golden Gate Av

" Mirrie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1217 Polk

" , Mish & Co. (Sol G. Mish and Samuel J.
Mitchell), cigar manufacturers, 21-23
Sutter

" Moritz (Daniel Meyer), r. 415 Van Ness Av

" Moses, r. 1317 Golden Gate Av
Meyer N. & Co., railroad and steamship agents,
401 California, see N. Myer & Co.

" N. & Co. (Nathan Meyer), cigar manufac-
turers, 420 Front

" Nathan (N. Meyer & Co.), r. 1524 Jackson

W. & J. SLOANE & CO., I

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Meyer Nicolaus, proprietor New Manhattan
Sample Rooms, SW cor Battery and
Commercial and liquors, NE cor Main
and Bryant, r. 2610 Hyde

" Otto, r. 1301 Larkin

" Paul Mrs., physician, 1219 Polk

" Paul A., salesman D. Samuels, i. 1533 Cali-
fornia

" Peter, canner, r. 1111 Steiner

" Peter, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r.
238 Townsend

" Peter H., driver, r. 126 Guerrero
Meyer Ph., general agent for the Pacific Coast,
Welsbach incandescent gas lights, Sie-
mens-Lungreen and Gordon gas lamps,
H. Gruson's excelsior kibbling and
grinding mills, office Livermore gas
works, 114J Eddy, telephone, South 525,

" Philip, student, r. 2202 California

" Rachel Miss, teacher Emerson Primarv

School, 1233 Golden Gate Av
" Ralph S., r. 2239 Geary
Meyer Rebecca R. Mrs., liquors, confectionery

and restaurant, SW cor 3d and Town-
send, S. P. Co. Depot
" Regina, widow, r. III6V2 Jessie
" Richard (Meyer Bros.), r. 115, 8th
" Richard, cook, r. 529 Sacramento
" Richard, cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 1381,4

Silver
" Sam & Co. (Samuel Meyer and Jules

Hirshberg), merchant tailors, 636 Mar-
ket
" Samuel (B. J. Burr & Co.), r. 5^4 Kearny
" Samuel (Sam Meyer & Co.), r. 511 Mc-
Allister
" Samuel, bookkeeper Neuburger, Reiss &

Co., r. 1310 Geary
" Samuel, cigar maker, r. 33'^ Moss
" Samuel, plumber and gasfitter, 1413 Ellis,

r. 8 Hollis
" Samuel, salesman Lee H. Clayburgh, r.

1310a Scott
" Samuel C, capitalist, 319 Pine, room 42
" Samuel O., salesman H. Levi & Co., r. 701

Broderick
" Scheelin, cashier Daniel Meyer, r. 1827

California
" Simon, r. 419 Franklin
" Simon, cattle dealer, r. 2229 Geary
" Simon, clerk Daniel Meyer, r. 938 Geary
" Simon, teamster, r. 1235 Howard
" Simon, with Lievre, Fricke & Co., r. 415

Van Ness Av
" Solomon, butcher S. Kafka , r. 324, 6th
" Theodore, clerk C. Mohrmann, r. SE cor

Clement and 5th Av
" Theodore L., mining, r. 2507 Clay
" Theophile, cooper, r. 27 Broadway
" Theresa Mrs., bakery, 208, 13th
•• William, carpenter, r. 1607V4 Folsom
•' William, cheese manufacturer, Sears nr

Sherman Av
" William, clerk Charles Bohling, r. 1008

Bush
" William, clerk Von der Mehden Bros. r. 101,

16th
" William, dentist Saul R. Jacobs, r. 3413

Washington
" William, groceries and liquors, 265, 9th
" William, machinist John Horstmann, r.

Oakland
" William A., apprentice L. A. Berteling, r.

r. 1818 Hyde
" William A., dentist, 213, 11th

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Meyer William C, porter Esberg, Bachman &

Co., r. 156Steuart
" William D., restaurant, 9 Drumm, r. 630,

23a
" William H., draughtsman, r. 807 Leaven-
worth
" William H., entry clerk M. J. Branden-

stein & Co., r. 2521 Pine
" William H., machinist, r. 507 Mission
" William H., machinist Fnlton Eng. & Ship

Bldg. Wks, r. 1421 Tonquin
" William J., clerk Rolla V. Watt, r. 507i4

Grove
" William L., clerk Foster & Orear, r. 939

Broadway
" William M. A., with Charles Brown & Son,

r. Alameda
Meyer, Wilson & Co. (Hermann L. E. and

George Meyer), shipping and commis-
sion merchants, 210 Battery
" Xavier, laborer, r. 428 Broadway
Meyer & Akmann (Albert and Charles F. Meyer,

Charles G. and Mrs. Christine Akmann),

ship stores and supplies and agents str

Farallon. 16-18 Sacramento
Meyer & Eviston (John Meyer and Joseph L.

Eviston), proprietors Ferry Exchange,

SW cor Market and Steuart
" & Gernns (Frederick Meyer and John

Gemns), groceries and liquors, 1101

Scott
" & Karl (Joseph Meyer and Adam L. Karl),

poultry and game, 23 Centre Market
" & Kohn (John C. Meyer and Louis H.

Kohn), groceries and liquors. 105 Stock-
ton
" & Seekamp (Henry Meyer and Henry See-

kamp), groceries and liquors, 231-233, 2nd
4®=Meyer. See Maier, Mayer, Meier, Mier,

Myer and Myhre
Meyerderks George R. (Bent & Meyerderks) r. 27

Glen Park av
Meyerfeld Albert, pressman Julius Gabriel, r.

1928 Bush
" Milton, clerk Anglo- American Crockery

and Glassware Co., r. 1928 Bush
Meyerfeld, Mitctiell & Co. (Morris Meyerfeld

Jr. and John S. Mitchell), wholesale

wines and liquors, and agents National

Distilling Co. (Cincinnati, O.), 116 Front
" Morris Jr. (Meyerfeld, Mitchell & Co.), r.

2020 California
Meyerhof M. & Co. (Martin Meyerhof and Jacob

Wessel), groceries and liquors, 337-339

Geary
" Martin (M. Meyerhof & Co.), r. 339 Geary
Meyerhofer Joseph, maltster Hibernia Brewery,

r. 734 Natoma
" Max, accountant M. Friedman & Co., r.

235 Golden Gate Av

MEYERINK J. 0.,

sMpping and commission mercliant
and dealer in fruits and produce, 428
Sansome, telephone Main 114, r. 933
Haight

Meyers Albert, bartender James H. Miller, r.
765V4 Howard
" Alexander, hackdriver, r. 51 Russ
" Alfred J., wool packer F. S. Moody, r. 1005

Harrison
" Anna, widow, r. 165 Tehama
" Annie, widow, r. 17 Guy PI
" Annie, domestic, 1328 California
" Bernard, physician, 1817 Devisadero
'• Catherine, widow, r. 1334 Pacific

Meyers Charles, engineer, r. Hart nr San Bruno

Av
" Charles, laborer, r. Army nr San Bruno Av
■' Charles, plumber Henry "Williamson, r.

7171/4 Bush rear
" Charles, salesman Kohlberg, Strauss &

Frohman, r. 3636 Bush
" Charles, watchman New City Hall, r. 225

Drumm
" Charles A., laborer S. P. Co., r. 26 West

Mission
" Charles A. Jr., laborer S. P. Co., r. 26 West

Mission
" Charles F., r. 9 Perry
" Christopher, peddler, r. Orizaba Av nr Lo-

bos
" David A., expressman, r. 2626 Bush
" E., laborer, r. 66414 Howard
Meyers Edward, attorney at law, 130 Sansome,

rooms 11-12, r. East Oakland
" Edward, teamster W. A. Fleming & Co., r.

1331/2 Silver
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 125 West Park
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 333i/4, 18th
" Francis, r. 708 Hyde
" Frank, cornice maker, r. 125 West Park
Meyers Frank A., compositor H. S. Crocker Co.,

r. 1040, 19th
" Frank I., clerk Langley & Michaels Co., r.

708 Hyde
" Frank J., r. 1005 Harrison
" Frederick, r. 1 De Long Av
" Frederick, hackman, r. 719 Market
" Frederick Jr., photographer, r. 1 De Long

Av
" Frederick V., engineer S. P. Co., r. 338

Capp
" George (Meyers & Co.), r. 1829, 24th
" George, painter Edwin H. Black, r. 820V^

Larkin
" George A., pressman Union Lith. Co., r.

722b Green
" George D., plumber, r. 428 Day
" Gustav, laborer S. P. Co., r. 26 West Mis-
sion
" Hamilton, ship joiner, r. 718Tennessee
" Harry L., r. 107Fillmore
" Henry, r. 6 Metcalfe PI
" Henry, upholsterer, r. 1020, 17th
" Henry H., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 133

California Av
" Henry H., draughtsman Percy & Hamil

ton, r. Alameda
" Henry H., millhand Del Monte Milling Co.

r. 414 Brannan
" Jachiel, merchant tailor, 1028 Market, r

611 Broderick
" Jacob, butcher, 46 Washington Market, r

2310 Bryant
" James F., carpenter, 319 Valley
" James H., teamster W. A. Fleming & Co.

r. 1147 Harrison
" John, carpenter, r. 404 Tehama
" John, porter, r. Ibli Valparaiso
" John J. (Gurney Refrigerating Co.), r. 1219

Buchanan
" Joseph, salesman, r. 828 Bryant
" Joseph G., carpenter, r. 319 Valley
" Julius C, driver Farnsworth & Ruggles, r.

736 Shotwell
" Louis, r. 346, 4th
" Louis, painter Edwin H. Black, r. 820>4

Larkin
" Louis A., barber, 1103 Howard, r. 45 Harri-
son Av
" Martin, r. 131, 21st
" Martin, traveling salesman, r. 31354 O'Far-

rell
" Martin C, packer Redington & Co., r. 412

Post
" Mary, widow, r. The (Lick) Old Ladies'

Mary E., widow, r. 2213 Octavia

Minnie Miss, clerk Carlson, Currier Co., r.

2626 Bush
Minnie Miss, ladies hair dressing, 131

Post, room 25, r. 1 De Long Av
Nellie, widow, r. 1111V4 Leavenworth
Nora, widow, r. 564 Minna

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Meyers Otto, box maker, r. 1610 Polk

" Rebecca C, widow, r. 736^4 Union
Meyers Robert C, physician and druggist, NW
cor Union and Powell, r. 726i4 Union
" Sallie, dressmaker Mrs. C. Dotta, r. 1219

Noe
" Thomas, teamster, r. Trumbull nr Cong-
don
" Walter C, sailmaker Simpson & Fisher, r.

17 Guy PI
" William, laborer, r. 705 Mission
" William H., m.achinist, r. 319 Valley
" & Co. (George Meyers), job printers, 434
California, rooms 12-13
4®"Meyers. See Mayers and Myers
Meyerson David Rev., cantor Congregation Oha-

bai ShaloTie, r. 1434 O'Farrell
49"Meyerson. See Myerson and Myrson
Meyerstein Alfred, salesman Lewis Meyerstein,
r. 611 Van Ness Av
" Csesar V., manager Union Paper Bos Fac-
tory, 43 Market, r. 2,518 Octavia
" Herman, salesman W. Cohen, Hirsoh &

Co., r. 1415 Van Ness Av
" Joseph, flour sacks, 57 Clay, r. 2116 Mis-
sion
" Joseph C, attorney at law, 426 California,

room 4, r. 3518 Octavia
" Julius, distributor Post OfQce, r. 2116 Mis-
sion
" Lewis, manufacturer furnishing goods, 113
Sansome, r. 611 Van Ness Av
MeylouJean, cook Joseph Bertrand, r. 18 V2 Scott

PI
Meyn Henry, butcher, 1550 Folsom
" Martin, lodgings, groceries and liquors,

700 Front
" Peter, r. 1550 Folsom
" Peter H., liquors, 231, 39th
" William M., porter The Wertheimer Co., r.
2024 Folsom
4®"Meyn. See Main and Mayne
Meyns Claus, master tug Lena L.,r. 34 Clar-
ence PI
Mezeau Joseph J., tile setter, r. 340a Shipley
Mezger Louise Miss, nurse, r. 1837 Polk
Mezzacappa Antone, tailor, r. 436 Natoma
Mezzara AmeliaMme., teacher languages, r. 1332

Pine
Mezzero Joseph (Cereghino & Co.), r. cor Mis-
sion and Silver Av
Mboon John B., attorney at law, 401 California,

rooms 36-27, r. Oakland
J8®="Mhoon. See Moon
Miachi Domenico laborer, r. 10 Margaret PI

" Giovanni, laborer, r, 10 Margaret PI
Miailovich Peter, waiter Stephen M. Bacoce-

vich, r. 811 Pacific
Miall Cuthben M., bookkeeper Voss, Conrad &
Co., r. Alameda

MIALOCQ JEAN,

gardener and florist, all kinds of
plants for sale, plants to rent for par-
ties and balls, 1518 Bush, telephone
Sutter 1941

Miatt Frederick F., nurse, r. 6 Scheerer PI
Mibach Henry J., engineer, r. 33!4 Dolores
" Joseph H., machinist Adam Schilling &

Sons, r. 506 Corbett Av
" Mathias (Mibach & Straub), r. 17 Serpen-
tine Road
" Michael, corset maker, r. 506 Corbett Av
" Peter J. Jr., coremaker, r. 506 Corbett Av
" William P., salesman C. F. Marwedel, r.
506 Corbett Av

MIBACH & STRAUB

(Mathias Mibach and Adain Straub),
carriage, wagon and sign painters,
936 Brannan

4®=-Mibach. See Mebach

Micchelotti Giuseppe, rancher, r. 315 Clark

Micco Louis, laborer, r. East Park nr Holly

Park Av
Micell F., signalman Cal. St. RR, r. 8 Johnston

Av
Micewicz Boleslaw W., cabinetmaker William

Bateman, r. 1043 Vermont

Michael David, collector Eureka Benevolent

Assn., r. 737 McAllister
" Demdacari, driver Antoni & Pellegrini, r.

506 Green
" Edward H., bookkeeper, r. 1411 Scott
" Esther Miss, saleslady Gerson Michael, r.

1011 Union
" F. A., r. 607, 3d
" George, waiter, r. 1313 Kearny
" George W., clerk Post OfQce, r. 3 Julian Av
" Gerson, varieties, 1504 Stockton, r. 1011

Union
" Gustavus, boots and shoes, 132, 3d, r. 14

Everett
" Harry L., plumber R. W. Mackie, r. 3

Julian Av
" John, cabinetmaker, r. 1024 Alabama rear
Michael John T., wines, liquors and lodgings,

711 Mission
" Maurice, r. 153 Shipley rear
" Michael F. (Page, McCutchen & Eells), at-
torney at law, 5 Mills Bldg, 9th floor, r.

722 Sutter
" Morgan M., gripman Sutter St. Ry., r.

1734/2 Lyon
" Samuel, salesm.an Cal. Neck Wear Co., r.

737 McAllister
" Solomon, tailor, 117 Leidesdorfi, r. 1538

O'Farrell
4®=Michael. See Michel, Michell, Michl,

Mickel and Mitchell
Michaelis Abraham, tailor, r. 1507 Broderick
" Barthold, teamster Union Soap Factory,

r. 144, 8th
" Borchart, r. cor Victoria and Sargent
" Carl, with Royal Ins. Co., r. 3302 Mission
" Charles A., bartender John Wehr, r. 1318

Howard
" Christopher J., sawyer, r. cor Victoria and

Sargent
" Fritz, clerk, r. 3302 Mission
" George, dairyman, r. 3117 Sacramento
" Henry F., grocer, r. 3202 Mission
" Herman CM., bottler Witthack & Mies-

ner, r. 323 Francisco
" Julius, master schr Broad Guage, r. 739, 4th
" Theodos, chemist, r. 899 Pine
4®"Michaelis. See Michael and Michaels
Michaelofi Alexander, butcher, r. 324, 7th rear
Michaels Abraham, tailor, 50414, 6th
" Abraham, tailor, r. 1507 Broderick
" Amelia, widow, r. 1436 O'Farrell
" Benjamin K., salesman Jos. Fredericks &

Co., r. 703 Oak
" Charles, clerk Joseph Simon, r. 1031 Natoma
" Charles F., salesman Langley & Michaels

Co.,r. Alameda
" David D., watchmaker, 136 Kearny, room

38, r. 1436 O'Farrell
" Edward, teamster, r. 33 Hardy
" George, r gger, r. 29 Douglass'
" Harry, laborer, r. 1031 Natoma
Michaels Henry, president Langley & Michaels

Co., 34-40, 1st, r. Alameda
" Isaac, barber Jacob Leverich, r. 13 Albion

Av
" Isaac, tailor, r. 38 Turk
" John, bottler John Rapp, r. 9 Freelon
" Joseph, clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 1436

O'Farrell
" Joseph, shoecutter Rosenthal, Feder & Co.,

r. 823 Golden Gate Av
" Julius C, foreman M. Franklin & Bros., r.

1221 Eddy
" Louis, bookkeeper F. Toplitz & Co., r. 1156

Golden Gate Av

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Michaels Marx, agent, r. 1203 Market
" Morris, tailor, 111 St. Ann's Bldg
" P., ironworker Erode & Clark Iron Wks. r.

East Oakland
" Richard, r. 935 Post
" Rose, widow, r. 1031 Natoma
" , Stern & Co. (Rochester, N. Y.), Abraham
D. Simpson agent, 119 Bush, rooom 12
jgS^Michaels. See Michels
Michaelsen Maggie, r. 2426 Fillmore
Michaelson Abraham, r. 301 Leavenworth
" Charles, boxmaker Pac. and S. F. Box Fac-
tory, r. 241, 7th
" Harry, painter, r. 283 Jessie
" John, laborer, r. 22 Boyce
4S=Michaelson. See Michaelsen. Micheelsen,
Michelsen, Michelson, Mickelson and
Mikkelsen
Michalek Michael, carpenter, r. 118 Fillmore
MicliaJitsclike Anton, president Miohalitschke
Bros. & Co., 239 Kearny, r. 2102 Cali-
fornia
Michalitscllke Bros. & Co. (incorporated), An-
ton Michalitschke president, Joseph
Miohalitschke vice-president, Ernest F.
Gutschow secretary and general mana-
ger, importers and dealers cigars and
tobacco, 239 Kearny, branches 900-902
Market and 64, 3d
" Charles, cigars and tobacco, 133 Grant Av,

r. 2171/2 Geary
" Gus, manager Michalitschke Bros. & Co.,
64, 3d
Michalitsclike Joseph, vice-president Michal-
itschke Bros. & Co., 239 Kearny, r. 1314
Golden Gate Av
Michau Louis, r. 609 Pine
Michaud David, carpenter, r. 2842 Harrison
Miche Andrew, porter Radovich Bros., r. 1934^2

Mission
Micheelsen Frederick (Micheelsen & Both), r.
123314 York
•' & Both (Frederick Micheelsen and Adolph
Both), proprietors Enterprise Soda
Water Wks., 2735 Bryant
>i^-Micheelsen. See Michaelsen, Michaelsen,

Michelson, Mickelson and Mickkelsen
Michel Arnold, milker, r. 220 Silver Av
" Bernhard, bartender John Baader, r. Fruit-
vale
" Christopher, hatter C. Herrmann & Co., i-.

513 O'Farrell
" Conrad (Michel & Krausgrill), r. 420a Fran-
cisco
" Edward, pressman Louis Roesch Co., r. 13,

23d
" Frank, locksmith and bell hanger, 1117 Fol-

som
" Frederick, salesman Cal. Wine Assn., r.

13,23d
" George K., cellarman Frederick S. Kordt,

r. 512 Bush
" John, r. 224 Waller
" John B., kettleman Willows Brewery, r. 120

Berkshire
" Joseph (Michel & Nouguier), r. 629 Broad-
way
" Lorenz, musician, r. 7 Kohler PI
" & Krausgrill (Conrad Michel and John
Krausgrill), beer bottlers, 2193 Powell
Michel & Nouguier (Joseph Michel and Auguste
Nouguier), proprietors Liberty Hotel,
629-633 Broadway
Michela Frank, cabinetmaker West Coast Fur-
niture Co.
Michelet Christian F., repacker, 506 Battery

Micheletti Alfred A., assistant secretary Colum-
bus Savings and Loan Society, r. 1520
Lombard

" E. & Co. (Erico Micheletti and Michael
Berdi), fruits and vegetables, 1310 Polk

" Erico (E. Mich letti & Co.), r. 1416 Pa-
cific

" Italo, butcher P. Micheletti & Co., r. 1520
Lombard

" P. & Co. (Peter Micheletti and Eudemio
Menesini), butchers, 512-514 Davis

" Peter (P. Micheletti & Co.), r. 1520 Lom-
bard
Micheli Giuseppe (Paoletti & Micheli), r. 222
Broadway

" Guglielmo (Sartini & Micheli), r. 412
Broadway
Micheli M., cornicemaker Forderer ComiceWks,

r. 224, 7th
Michelotti Giuseppe, cook Charles Giuntini. r.

115 Clark
Michels Andrew, laborer Western Sugar Refin-
ery, r. 719 Brannan

" David, bookkeeper Hahn, Levy & Co., r.
1910 Buchanan
Michels Edward H., importer wines and
liquors, 406 Sansome, r. 1411 Scott

" Eugene, cigars, 151, 7th

" F., cooper Cal. Wine Assn.

" George, expressman, r. 1205, 18th

" Harry, drayman, 24-26 Sansome. r. 934
York
Michels L (successor to G. H. Gerwin &Co.),
shirtmaker and men's furnishing goods,
1354 Market, T. 706 Ellis

" Leopold (Greenebaum, Weil & Michels), r.
Hotel Richelieu

" Louis, r. 151, 7th

" Theodore H., asst. accountant The Bank
of California, r. 1421 California
Michels & Wand (Jacob Wand and Eugene
Machol), importers trimmings, laces,
etc., 26 Kearny
Michelsen Carrie Miss, photo retoucher, r. 1045
Market

" Charles, gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 1005
Pierce

" Edward W., salesman Chicago Clothing
Co.,r. 530 Ellis

" Ferdinand, boots and shoes, 1005 Pierce

" Ferdinand H., gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co ,
r. 1005 Pierce

" Louis, carpenter str Corona, r. 1808V4
Union

" Louis, checker Palace Hotel, r. 530 Ellis

" M. & Son (Michael and William), livery
stable, 615-617 Ellis

" Maggie, domestic, 533 Alvarado

" Michael (M. Michelsen & Son), r. 530 Ellis

" William, r. 737 Filbert

" William (M. Michelsen & Son), r. 530 Ellis
Michelson Alexander, ornamental painter Mar-
ket St. Rv.,r. 24 Chattanooga

" Benjamin P., clerk, r. 1805 Steiner

" Bertha, widow, r. 12O614 Turk

" David, clerk, r. 1206% Turk

" Frank, longshoreman, r. 220 Harrison

" George, machinist Risdon I. and L. Wks, r.
37 Stanly PI

" Jacob, groceries and liquors, 334 Bryant, r.
37 Stanly PI

" Julia A. Miss, teacher John Swett Gram-
mar School, r. 1805 Steiner

" Mary M, Miss, r. 1805 Steiner

" Nicholas, portrait artist, 818, 23d

" Samuel, r. 1805 Steiner

" William F., machine hand Hobbs, Wall &
Co., r. 37 Stanly PI
4®=Michelson. See Michaelsen, Michaelson,
Micheelsen, Michelsen, Mickelson,
and Mikkelsen
Michelucci C, gardener Colombo Market
Michener Charles G., attorney at law, 23 Mills
Bldg, 6th floor, r. 16011/4 San Carlos Av

" Mary E. Mrs., teacher Haight Primary
School, r. 16011/4 San Carlos Av
Michieli John P., electrician, r. 42914 Broadway

" Lorenza Mrs., midwife, r. 429!/^ Broadway

" Stefano, r. 4291,4 Broadway

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Michigan Association of California, 103 Phelan
Bldg
" Central Railroad, Carlton C. Crane agent,

10 Montgomery
" Clothing Co. (Ionia Mich.), John M. Hill
Pacific Coast agent, 819 Market, room 13
" Hotel, 1335 Folsom
" House, NW cor Michigan and Shasta
Michl Joseph, engineer Lane Hospital, r. 1908D
Ellis rear
" William, engineer Lane Hospital, r. 1908D
Ellis rear
4®-Michl. See Michael, Michel, Michell, and

Mitchell
Michler Carl, butcher, r. NW cor 8th and Brannan
Micich Charles, bartender Martin Perioh, r. 22

South Park
Mickel Thomas, clerk, r. 413 Post
Mickey Samuel J., tailor, r. 211. 4th
Mickle John D., clerk Robert Dickson, r. Ala-
meda
Mickovelovich Peter (S. Zaro & Co.), r. 11 East
Miclo August, laundry, 1330'^ Pacific, r. 1330
Pacific
" Leon (McBurnie & Miclo), r. Golden Gate,

Cal.
" R., boxmaker Yosemite Flour Mills, r. 9
Sonora PI
Micovski Joseph, wire goods, 54 Jessie
Midas Gold Mining Co. (Plumas Co.), Abraham
Halsey secretary, 530 California, rooms
49-50
" Gold Saving Machinery Co. The, E. C
Hughes president, J. M. Rademaker sec
retary, H. C. Lathrop treasurer, A. C
Rumble general manager, 114, 1st
Middelkamp JohnH. (J. G. Waterman & Co.), r.

729 Montgomery
Middlehoff Gerret, r. 701 Laguna
" William H., teamster Will & Finck Co., r.
907 Fillmore
Middlekauff Ellsworth D., inventor, r. 1230 Gol-
den Gate Av
" Fred D., clerk Brooklyn Hotel, r. 417 Stock
ton
Middlemiss Clifford, driver Thomas Kelly &

Sons, r. 1629 Pine
Middleton Arthur B., compositor Report, r. 243
Oak
" Augustus, grainer, r. IO2I14 Oak
" Charles, laborer U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, r.

22 Stockton PI
" Charles S., traveling salesman, r. 1430

Jackson
" David, bootblack, r. 522'/4 Ivy Av
" Edgar D., clerk Middleton & Co., r. Oakland
" E. M. Mrs., clerk J. Spaulding & Co., r. 405

"Valencia
" Frank B., machinist Risdon I. and L. Wks,

r. 519 Bryant
" George W., stone cutter James Rae, r. 1408

Church
" Harold, clerk Meyer, Wilson & Co., r. Oak-
land
" Henry L., merchant, r. 1614 Washington
" H. L., president San Jose Brick Co., 234
Montgomery, rooms 1-2, r. Boulder
Creek, Cal.
" Howard, clerk Johnson-Locke Mercantile

Co.,r. 2431 Green
" James, boilermaker J. C. Lemmer & Co., r.

Fruitvale
" James A., stationery, 2000 Pine
" James R., boilermaker, r. 46 Chapultepec
" Jennie V. Miss, clerk J. A. Middleton, r.

2000 Pine
" Jessie, widow, r. 32 Rincon PI

MIDDLETON JOHN,

wholesale and retail coal dealer, 309-
311 Stockton, telephone Main 1919, r.
2431 Green, telephone West 1002

Middleton John D., laborer, r. 32 Rincon PI
" John H., stonecutter P. Degan, r. 2922 Fol-
som

Middleton Johnson V. D., Lieutenant Colonel
and Deputy Surgeon General U. S. A.,
Chief Surgeon Department of Califor-
nia, 220 Phelan Bldg, r. Hotel Richelieu

Middleton Jonathan (Middleton & Co.), r. Oak-
land
" Joseph H., carpenter, r. 1215 York
" Rodney, machinist, r. 137% Fair Oaks
" Rosalie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 22 Stockton

PI
" Samuel P. (S. P. Middleton & Co.), r. 725

" S. P. & Co. (Samuel P. Middleton), real
estate agents and auctioneers, 30 Mont-
gomery
" & Co. (Jonathan Middleton), ship chand-
lers and commission merchants, 213
Jackson
Middlewood John, helper, r. 216 Michigan
Midgley R. Mrs., widow, r. 336 Golden Gate Av
Midlands Orchard Co., 23 Crocker Bldg

MIDON F.

(L. Ruffieux successor to), confection-
ery and choice candies, Parisian style,
ice cream made to order, cakes of all
kinds, 109 PoweU, telephone Main 819

Midwinter Fair Hotel, Caleb Coakley proprie-
tor, NE cor Geary and Central Av
Miehle Frank, maltster, r. 330 Minna
Miehle Printing Press and Manufacturing
Co. (Chicago, 111.), V. J. A. Rey agent,
320 Sansome, room 5
Miehling George S., teacher wrestling Olympic

Club, r. 835 Valencia
Miel Leo, barber M. J. Sllveira, r. 121 Minna

" Percy F., clerk, r. 907 Webster
Mielenhausen Carl, barber Frank Kick, r. 132^4

Valencia
Mien Herman, laborer, r. 20th Av South bet I

and J
Mienzer Gottlieb, tanner, r. 912, 11th Av South
Mier Joseph (Mier & Williams), r. 821 Hayes
" Richard J., manager Accident Department
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co., 508
Montgomery, r. 1223 Waller
" & Williams (Joseph Mier and Thomas Wil-
liams), liquors, 29 Turk
MierschGustave, waiter, r. 2 Cohen PI
Mierson Bernard, with Philadelphia Shoe Co.,

r. 514 Devisadero
Miesegaes Alfred D., deputy Assessor, r. 330

Golden Gate Av
Mieskell Kate, widow, r. 1216^4 Folsom
Miesner George H., porter W. H. Nolan & Co.,
r. 502 Bay
" Henry (Witthack & Miesner), r. 502 Bay
" Jacob, r. 502 Bay

" John (Ahlers & Miesner), r. 200 Francisco
" Peter, groceries and liquors, NE cor Ellis
and Taylor, r. 317 Ellis
^S^Miesner. See Meissner
Mietz Ferdinand A., shoemaker, 213, 28th
Mietzsch Charles E., plumber, r. 152 Clara

" Ernst, tailor, r. 152 Clara
Migal John P., barber, 525i/4 East, r. 114 Pacific
Migaldo Giuseppe, bootblack, r. 11 Pollard PI
" Robert, bootblack, r. 11 Pollard PI
" V'incenzo, bootblack, r. 11 Pollard PI
Migale Raflaello, bootblack, r. 10 Margaret PI
Migali Giacomo, fisherman, r. 908 Sansome
Migeot Christ, lunchman The Louvre, r. 119
Eddy
" Louis, bartender A. Becker & Co., r. 115
Eddy
Miggone Louis, with D. Ghirardelli Co., r. 36

Valparaiso
Mighell Frank E., with Tallant Banking Co., r.
Berkeley
" George W., printer, r. 522 O'Farrell rear

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Mighell Joseph A. (Standard Typewriter Ex-
change), r. 410 Post
" Richard H., salesman Gross & Deutch, r.

26 Octavia
" William E., shipowner, ofBce 38 Market, r.
Berkeley
Mighilia Frank, shoemaker, r. 2 Roach
Migliano John M., laborer, r. 1127 Tennessee
Mignola John (John Mignola & Co.), r. 2420 Post
" John Jr. , cutler and saw filing, 1332 Mission
" John & Co. (John Mignola), butchers' tools,

34 Grand Central Market
" Joseph, molder Atlas Iron Wks
Mihan James B., reil estate agent, 509 Kearny,
room 8, r. 1338 Sacramento
" Patrick F., water tender str St. Paul, r.
901, 18th
Miholovich Andrew, porter Radovich Bros., r.
1934'/2 Mission
" G. & Co. (George and Nicolas Miholovich),

restaurant, 1942 Mission
" George (G. Miholovich & Co.), r. 1942 Mis-
sion
" Nicolas (G. Miholovich & Co.), r. 1942 Mis-
sion
" Vincent, bartender Crystal Palace, r. 903
Geary
Mihovioh Anton, blacksmith Chrestoffersen &

Tway, r. 22 Bryant
Mihran Charles, salesman Turkish Rug Co., r.
324 Sutter
" M. B., manager Turkish Rug Co., 324 Sut-
ter, r. Lick House
Mikels Sidney F., superintendent Peoples' Ex-
press and Transfer Co., 20 Market, r.
Oakland
Mikkelsen Anton, ship carpenter r. Sailors'
Home
" Peter, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
" Thomas, coffee saloon, 28 Stockton, r. 2616
Market ,

4®=-Mikkelsen. See Michaelsen, Michaelson.
Micheelsen, Michelsen, Michelson and
Mickelson
Mikkelson Samuel, motorman Market St, Ry.,

r. 1620 Eddy
Mikkleson Robert, quartermaster str Alameda
Miklau Anton, cutter Joseph Poheim, r. 716

Waller
Mikle Michael, cook T. F. A. Obermeyer, r. 77

Everett
Mikulich August (Mikulich & Kiselich), r. 4
Union PI
" William C, clerk Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.

2301 Devisadero
" & Kiselich (August Mikulich and August
Kiselich), coffee saloon, 515 Clay
Milan E. L., collector, 1117 Van Ness Av, tele-
phone East 579
" George, fruits and vegetables, 214, 24th
" John, janitor, r. 1210 Larkin
" Joseph, chocolate maker, r. 915 Jackson

rear
" Joseph F., clerk, r. 1210 Larkin
" Michael, hostler Adrien Robin, r. 610, 4th
Milani Edward, porter D. Ghirardelli Co., r. 917
Jackson
" Faustina, packer D. Ghirardelli Co., r.

917, Jackson
" Fioravante (Pitto & Milani), r. 917 Jackson
" Joseph, packer D. Ghirardelli Co., r. 917

Jackson
" Rinaldo (Milani & Co.), r. 917 Jackson
" Zeffre, fish dealer, 242 3d, r. 917 Jackson
" & Co. (Valentino Mei and Rinaldo Milani),
fresh and salt fish, 518 Merchant

Milano Hotel, 416 Pacific

Milatovich Antonio, land owner, 432 Montgom-
ery, room 15
Milbourn William, r. 802 Montgomery
Milbradt Oscar F., cabinet maker Lundy Fur-
niture Co
Milchinson John T., water tender str Corona, r.

1602 Polk
Milcovich John, cook Martin L. Milcovich, r.
8201/2 Larkin
" Martin L., restaurant, 820 Larkin, r. 820%
Larkin,
Mildenstein Hermann, locksmith, r. 560 How-
ard
Mildner C. Kriemler Mrs., presser J. Spaulding
&Co., r. 1848 Howard
" Edward, shoemaker, 1848 Howard
Mile Fred, laborer Fulton Eng. and Ship Bldg
Wks, r. W s Broderick bet Jefferson and
Tonquin
" John, laborer r. Ws Broderick bet Jeffer-
son and Tonquin
Milen Theodore, physician, 925 Howard
Miler Hamilton W. Jr., clerk Neustadter Bros.,
r. Berkeley
" Walter H., liquor merchant, r. 128 Ridley
Miles Agnes Miss, r. 1214 Laguna
" Annie Miss, milliner J. Borgstrom, r. 515

Shotwell
" Bernard, foreman J. A. Folger & Co., r. 515

Shotwell
" Catherine, widow, r. 407 Buchanan
" Charles, waiter, r. 20 Harlan PI
Miles Charles H., city passenger agent Chi-
cago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway
Co., 5 Montgomery, r. 481 Valencia
Miles David E., asst. manager London and
Lancashire Fire Ins. Co., 315 Montgom-
ery, r. 2104 Van Ness Av
" Edward, porter J. A. Folger & Co., r. 136

Townsend
" Edward R., livestock dealer, r. 1620 Page
" Edwin, capitalist, r. 809 Valencia
" Elbridge G. Mrs., widow, r. 436 Valley
" Eugenia Miss, r. Old People's Home
Miles Evan, Lieutenant-Colonel 1st Infantry,
U. S. A., Benicia Barracks, Cal.
" George D., painter, r. 14 John
" H. S., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 606 Ellis
" Hugh, yardman Central Coal Co., r. 136

Townsend
" Jefferson, laborer, r. NW cor Sierra and

Maryland
" Johanna M., widow, r. 339 Shipley
" John, engineer, r. 119, 3d
•' John, laborer, r. 521 Howard
" John E., bookkeeper Wells, Fargo & Co.'s.

Bank, r. Oakland
" John E., offtce 402 Front, r. 415, 1st
" Joseph, r. 126 Moulton
" Joseph T., bookkeeper, r. 1127 Shotwell
" Lewis, clerk Friedlander & Kaeser, r. 8

Central PI
" May R. Miss, bookkeeper W. H. Nolan &

Co. , r. 407 Buchanan
" Myrtle Mrs., r. 108 Taylor
" Rena K. Miss, cashier W. H. Nolan & Co.,

r. 407 Buchanan
" Robert M., piano manufacturer, r. 407 Bu-
chanan
" Sara A. Mrs., principal Sheridan Primary

School; r. 540 McAllister
" Sarah, widow, r. 204 Francisco
" Thomas E., bookkeeper J. A. Folger & Co.,

r. 515 Shotwell
" Thomas E., printer, r. 212, 17th
" William, paper carrier, r. 339 Shipley
" William E., stock and grain broker, 313
Montgomery, r. Oakland
>e®- Miles. See Myles
Milestone William H., master quarantine str

Gov. Perkins, r. 2130 Stockton
Miletich Anton, cook Nicholas Paeiez & Co., r.
313 Fremont
" Stephen, cook Gargre & Co., r. 1432 Howard
Miley Annette D. Miss, teacher South Cosmo-
politan Grammar School, r. 1206 Turk
" Annie Miss, finisher Golden Gate Woolen
Mills, r. 1414 Valencia

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Miley Gottlob, cook, r. 160i/i Shipley

" James J., manager Maine Dairy, 211-313,

10th, r. 14b Sheridan

Miley John D., 1st lieutenant light battery F.,

5th artillery, U. S. A., r. Presidio

" Margaret Miss, finisher Golden Gate

Woollen Mills, r. 1414 Valencia
" William, laborer, r. Woolsey nr Hamil-
ton
J8®=Miley. See Milly

Milford Charles, mattress maker, r. 404 Tehama
" Land and Lumber Co., George D. Gray
agent, 34 Luning Bldg
Milfred Henry, iron worker, r. 423i/4 Broadway
Milhern Albins, laborer Adolph B Spreckels. r.

1909 McAllister
Milishich Samuel (Milishich & Bello), r. 515
Geary
" Stephen, waiter, r. 107 Austin Av
" & Bello (Samuel Milishich and Dominico
Bello), restaurant, 215 O'Farrell
Military Publishing Co. The, John F. Sheehan
jr. president, Thomas H. Rush secretary
and manager, publishers and proprietors
Pacific American and National Guard
Bulletin, 420 Montgomery, room 33
Miljas Nicholas, butcher St. Mary's Hospital
Milkmen's Headquarters, August F. Meyer
proprietor, 35 Eddy, telephone South 556
Mill Charles, capitalist, r. 903 Montgomery
" Henry, m.ining engineer, r. 903 Montgom-
ery
" John H., clerk str Hope, office Pacific

Street wharf, r. Oakland
" Valley and Mount Tamalpais Scenic Rail-
way, Sidney B. Gushing president, Louis
L. Janes secretary, office 508 California,
room 37
" Valley, Sausalito and S. F. Express,
George W. Smith proprietor, 323 East,
North
Millan David C, carriage painter H. M. Black
& CO., r. Oakland
" Emma Mrs., varieties, 211, 18th
" John C, cigar maker H. Plagemann & Co..

r. 311, 18th
" Thomas, steward, r. 819 Post
Millar Clayton B., die sinker George M. Wood
&Co.,r. 5151/2 Bush
" George E., traveling salesman Cerf,

Schloss & Co., r. Alameda
" James B. F., dentist C. H. Bell, r. 3611a
Sacramento
Millar John E. (Simpson & Millar), r. Oak-
land
■' John F., general agent Leonard & Ellis, r.

California Hotel
" John Y., secretary California Cotton Mills
Co. (Oakland), 310 California, r. Fruitvale
" Thomas, clerk local freight office S. P. Co.,

r. 305 Capp
" Thomas G., r. 637 King

" Thomas M., butcher, 801 Union, r. 1024
Greenwich
4®=Millar. See Miller

Millard Benjamin F., merchant tailor, 338
Geary
" Caroline A. Mrs., physician, r. 336 Valley
" Crawford C. bookkeeper Dr. M. H. Logan,

r. 409 Turk
" Frank B., journalist Examiner, r. 136 Lib-
erty
" George S., grocer, r. 808 Valencia
" Hiram C, motorman, r. 808 Valencia
" Jerome, Chinese interpreter, r. 336 Valley
" Joseph, teamster J. E. Fickett
" Joseph H., clerk Woodin & Little, r. 38

Elsie
" J. R., lodgings, 17,3d

" Laura Miss, vocalist, r. Hotel St. Nich-
olas
" Thomas, teamster Quiros Soda Water Co.,
r. 1314 Larkin
Millberry Arthur H., dentist, 1202 Sutter

MILLBRAE COMPANY,

country milk and cream, oflSce and
depot SE cor Mission and 9th, tele-
phone South 331

MILLBRAE DAIRY,

H. H. Taylor agent, Frank Robb mana-
;er, depot 814 Octavia, telephone West
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Telephone West 516.
Millbrae, San Mateo County.

City Agency, 814 Octavia Street.

Frank Robb, Manager. H. H. Taylor, Agent.
The Great Sanitary Dairy of the West.

Mille D., seaman str Columbia
" JohnF., laborer Forderer Cornice Wks, r.

133 Turk
" Louis, proprietor St. Malo Hotel, 503 Fol-

som
MilledgeP., press feeder Union Litho. Co., r.

1006 Hyde
Millen George B., machinist Risdon I. and L.

Wks, r. 811, 17th
" Steven, machinist, r. 2010 Leavenworth
jg®=- Millen. See Milne
Miller Aaron, bookkeeperBernhard Miller, r. 912

Post
" Adam, carpenter and builder, 409 Kearny,

r. 3424 Folsom
" Adam, cigar maker, r. 309 Ritch
" Adam, cook, r. 64614 Minna
■' Adele Miss, dressmaker, r. 1510 Mason
' ' Adeline Miss, nurse Cal. Woman's Hospital
" Adolph, clerk, r. 1707 Baker
" Adolph, shoemaker, r. 909 Kearny
" Adolph B., deckhand, r. 1140 Noe
" Adolph F. H., lamp lighter, r. 1140 Noe
" Agnes Miss, teacher music, r. .3371^ Haight
Miller Albert, president San Francisco Savings

Union, 533 California and Pacific Gas

Improvement Co., r. 1364, 14th, Oakland
" Albert, warehouseman Sperry Flour Co., r.

135V2 Langton
" Albert E. (Miller & Schencks), r. 7351/2 5th,

Av
" Alexander C, bookkeeper M. Waterman &

Co., r. 3004 Fillmore
" Alexander G., carpenter, r. 430!/^, 7th
" Alfred, baggage master P. C. SS. Co., r. 819

Greenwich
" Alfred, bookkeeper, r. 10 Pearl
" Alfred, laborer, r. 135% Langton
" Alice, widow, r. 133, 15th
" Almira F., widow, r. 340 Shotwell
" Amiel, plumber, r. 305 Chestnut
" Andrew, r. 853 Folsom
" Andrew, bartender Philp Dolan, r. 634 (524)

Jackson
" Andrew T., clerk, r. 218% Ritch
" Annie, widow, r. 617 Mason
" Annie, widow, millinery, 323 Mason, r. 330

O'Farrell
" Annie Mrs., lodgings, r. 831 Mission
" Annie C, widow, r. 48% Clinton Park
" Anthony, restaurant 336 Townsend
" Antone, seaman, r. 224 Jackson
" Archibald R., clerk freight auditor's dept.

S. P. Co., r. 2302 Webster

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Miller Arthur H., machinist C. A. Hooper & Co.,

r. 844 Army
■' August, carpenter, r. 1637^4 Mission
" August, dyer, r. 783 Stevenson
" August C, varnisher, r. 133!4 Haight
" Axel, clerk H. B. Mayhew& Co., r. 413 Pow-
ell
g " Axel, seaman, r. 45 Sacramento

" Belle Mrs., widow, r. 1415 Mission
5 " Belle J. Miss, teacher music, r. 1208 Leav-

^ enworth

o " Benjamin E., teamster, r. 6 De Haro

^ " Benjamin F., butcher Miller & Lux, r. 3d

" |3 Av South nr I

« " Benjamin F., cook Haub Bros., r. 137 Turk

S " Bernard S., blacksmith, r. 28 Everett

" Bernhard, poultry and game, 80 to 86 Centre

Market, r. 912 Post
" Bert F., attorney at law, 530 California,

rooms 13-14, r. 2806c Pine
" Burdet Miss, stenographer car accountant
" S. P. Co., r. Golden Gate, Cal.

"^ " Cal., foreman William A. Schrock, r. 2035

Howard
" Carl, r. 413 Powell
" Carl, barber Baelthaser Schaefer, r. 3119

Fillmore
" Carl, carpenter, r. 911 Howard
" Carl, seaman, r. 761 Bryant
" Carl, wood and coal, 1507 Lyon, r. 2702

Sutter
" Caroline Miss, schoolteacher, r. 525 Harri-
son
" Carrie E., cook, 1534 Mission
" Cassius C, salesman Kingan & Co.
" Catherine, domestic, 210 Waller
" Cecilia Mrs., proprietor The Mansfield,

206a Post
" C. H., seaman, r. 22 Sacramento
" Charles, r. 1615 Sacramento
" Charles, carriage maker Charles Molter
" Charles, driver, r. 420, 6th
" Charles, driver Fisher Packing Co.. r. 629

Green
" Charles, laborer, r. 3 Kramer PI
" Charles, laborer Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 2119

Chestnut
" Charles, mill hand Hirschf elder & Meaney,

r. 324 Guerrero
" Charles, painter, r. 231, 6th
" Charles, porter Washb irn & Moen Mfg Co.
Miller Charles, president Huntington, Hopkins

Co., office 18 Fremont, r. New York
" Charles, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
" Charles, shoemaker, r. 94 Colton
" Charles, teamster, r. 629 Green
" Charles, teazer, r. 2 Chesley
" Charles A., porter Henderson Woolen

Mills, r. 51 Hermann
" Charles A. Mrs., widow, r. 1004b Golden

Gate Av
" Charles E., clerk, r. 911a Guerrero
" Charles E., driver Schussler Bros., r. 2234

Sutter
Miller Charles E., president Miller, Sloss &

Scott, 18-22 Fremont, r. 819 Guerrero
" Charles F., blacksmith, r. 909 Kearny
" Charles F., salesman L. Scatena & Co., r.

Lorin
Charles H., r. 2312 Steiner
" Charles H. (Davidson & Miller), r. 12 Col-

lingwood
" Charles H., barber, r. 703 Stockton
" Charles H., clerk Standard Oil Co., r. Oak-
land
" Charles H., medical student, r. 1910 Jones

Miller Charles H., polisher, r. 240 Shotwell
" Charles M., asst. superintendent Shreve &
Co.. r. Alameda

MILLER CHARLES N.,

physician and surgeon, office 114
Geary, hours 2 to 5 p. m., telephone
Main 5654. At medical college, 1422
Folsom, from 9 a. m. to 12 m., tele-
phone South 84, r. Alameda
Miller Charles O., operator S. F. Dist. Tel. Co .
r. 228 Linden Av

" Charles P., butcher W. D. Wilson, r. 1913
Howard

" Charles P., wireman McWhirter Electric
Co., r. 136 Flood Av

" Charles R., salesman Ceylon Tea Co., r.
Oakland

" Charles T., laborer, r. 411, 4th

" Charles W., cigars and tobacco, 329 Front,
r. 516 Noe

" Charles W., delivery clerk P. C. SS. Co., r.
718 Treat Av

" Charles W., motorman Market St. Ry., r.
1422 Howard
MiUer Charles W. J. (Miller & Freese), and
cigars, 417 East North, r. Oakland

" Charlotte W. Mrs., lodgings, 1228 Market

" Christian, carpenter, r. Ocean House Road
nr Ingleside

" Christiana, widow, r. 429, 6th

" Christina, widow, r. 51 Hermann

" Christopher, stevedore, r. 2105 Stockton

" Clara, bookbinder, r. 411, 4th

" Claus, carpenter, r. Athens nr Silver Av
Miller C. 0. G., treasurer Pacific Gas Improve-
ment Co. and secretary and treasurer
Pacific Lighting Co., oflQce SW cor Ste-
venson and Annie, r. Oakland

" Conrad, teamster Deming-Palmer Milling
Co., r. 823 Harrison

" Cora, widow, lodgings, 2817 Folsom

" Cornelia O. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 9 Valpa-
raiso

" Daniel, cook Excelsior Hotel, r. 608, 6th

" Daniel, cooper, r. 153 Henry

" Daniel, messenger Carter & Pettitt

" Daniel, traveling salesman Tillmann &
Bendel,r. Sacramento, Cal.
Miller David, manager California Coal Com-
pany, 1511 California, r. 1333 Pine

" David N., 2nd engineer str J. D. Peters, r.
512 Howard

" Dennis, laborer, r. 24 Collingwood

" DonF., patent medicines, 105 Stockton, r.
Golden Gate, Cal.

" Dora, widow, r. 10% Cleveland

" Edgar, conductor Presidio and Ferries RR,
r. 1924 Union

" Edward, carrier postofElce, r. 3810 Wash-
ington

" Edward, clerk, r. 303 Davis

" Edward, milker, r. W s Mission Road nr
Onondaga Av

" Edward, teamster, r. 119 Langton

" Edward A., carpenter Miller & Hamilton,
r. Oakland

" Edward A., shoecutter, r. 1331 Florida

" Edward J., clerk, r. 3 Ewer PI

" Edward J., clerk Wilson Bros. Co., r. 3019
Jackson

" Edward L., compositor Guide Publishing
Co., r. 800 Kearny

" Edward L., veterinary surgeon, 355V4, 11th

" Edward T., brassfinisher W. T. Garratt &
Co., r. 434 Clementina

" Eli C, painter, r. 830 Treat Av

" Elizabeth, upholsterer West Coast Furni-
ture Co.

" Ellsworth J., compositor Call, r. 2048 Clin-
ton Av

" E. M., Mrs., dressmaking, 100 Murphy
Bldg

" Emile, clerk, r. 310, 12th

" Emma Miss, r. 24 Everett

" Emma Mrs., nurse, r. 315 Bryant rear

" Emma J. Miss, teacher Everett Grammar
School, r. 113 Cumberland

" E. R., driver Pac. Carriage Co.. r. 28, 8th

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Miller Ernest H., butcher F. Uri & Co., r. 1635
Ellis
" Ernst, sailmaker, r. 38 Hancock
" Estelle Miss, student, r. 1208 Leavenworth
" Etta B. Mrs., proprietor The Hoffman, 25

Grant Av
" F., laborer Odd Fellows' Cemetery, r. 2516

McAllister
" Fannie Mrs., confectionery, 934 Valencia
" Ferdinand R., clerk Railway Mail Service,

r. 1722 Clay
" Francis A., bricklayer, r. 3 Mary Lane
" Francis J., trimmer West Coast Furniture

Co., r. 4181/^ Grove
" Frank, bricklayer, r. 113 Oak
" Frank, confectioner, r. 112 Natoma
" Frank, cook, r. 11 Ritch
" Frank, driver Oakland Dairy, r. 320 Ful-
ton
" Frank, fireman Odd Fellows' Cemetery, r.

2516 McAllister
" Frank, machine hand David Woerner, r. 14,

14th
" Frank A., car repairer Market St. Ry., r.

11 Norfolk
" Frank A., clerk, r. 411, 4th
" Frank G., master mariner, r. 1308 Larkin
" Frank H., carpenter, 428, 6th, r. 438^, 6th ,
" Frank J., butler, 2930 California
" Frank J., shoemaker, r. 144^4 Clara
" Frank J., foreman A. V. Henko, r. 2342a

Pine rear
" Frank J. Jr., clerk, r. liiU Clara
" Frank N., bartender ABC House, r. 1117

Jones
" Frank T. (Miller & Son), r. Oakland
" Frank T., laundryman, r. 449 Noe
" Frank W., clerk auditor's dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. Oakland
" Frank V., barber, r. 1228 Market
" Fred, peddler, r. 829 Stevenson
" Fred C, r. 25 Grant Av
" Frederick (Miller & Fauth), r. 603 Taylor
" Frederick, baker, r. 763 Howard
" Frederick, bottlerCal. BottlingCo., r. 505H

Natoma
" Frederick, carpenter, r. 74^4 Brosnan
" Frederick, carpenter, r. 185 Perry
" Frederick, cook, r. 14 Harriet
" Frederick, driver, r. 1540 Eddy
" Frederick, laborer, r. 512, 4th
" Frederick, laborers. P. Co., r. 17241/4 Folsom
" Frederick, master str Cleone, r. 917b Oak
" Frederick, millwright, r. 9 Capp
" Frederick, stoneletterer A. Morris, r. 1123M!

Stevenson
" Frederick, shoemaker, 1178V4 Mission
" Frederick, tailor, 23 Polk, r. 336, 6th
Miller Frederick A., plants, seeds and bulbs,

215 Hayes, r. 219 Hayes
" Frederick C. H., carpenter, r. Ill Chatta-
nooga
" Frederick H.. cabinet maker, r. 7 Bond
" Frederick R., artist H. S. Crocker Co., r.

Oakland
" Frederick W., barber, 13 Howard, r. 1913

Howard
" Frederick W., clerk letter dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. 311, 13th
" Frederick W. Jr., butcher Emil Di Vecchio

&Co., r. 1913 Howard
" George, r. 326 Pacific
" George (Miller & Son), r. Oakland
" George, bakery, 449, 3d, r. 1589 Turk
" George, driver Nicholas Hansen, r. Amazon

Av nr Vienna Av
" George, fireman, r. 421, 4th
" George, gasfitter, r. 1603 Santa Clara
" George, jockey, r. 206a Post
" George, laborer U. S. Customs, r. 210

Montgomery Av
" George, locksmith Rudolph Wallmann, r.

117 Julian Av
" George, paper hanger, r. 1942 Fillmore
" George, seaman, r. 126 Oregon
" George Jr., selector Nathan, Dohrmann &

Co., r. 1589 Turk
" George A., butcher Hofmann & Woenne, r.

572a Minna

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Miller George B., teacher Cal. School of Mechan-
ical Arts,r. 425 Noe
" George C, paper hanger, r. 1942 Fillmore
" George E., blacksmith, r. 2005a Golden

Gate Av
" George E., carpenter, 612 Commercial, r.

" George E., machinist Marshutz «& Cantrell,

r. Oakland
" George F., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.,

r. 827, 19th
" George H. (Miller & Murphy), r. 574 Folsom
" George J., brushmaker R. W. Simpson, r.

202, 6th
" George J., butcher Kahn Bros., r. 1621

Buchanan
" George M., contractor, r. 2939 Mission
" George M., marble cutter Rufflno & Bian-

chi, r. 236 Townsend
" George P., r. 924 Minna
" George T., blacksmith W. W. Montague &

Co.. r. 51 Hermann
" George T., painter, r. 140 Silver
" George W., clerk Adolph Meyer, r. 208

Powell
" George W.. compositor E. A. Jenssen &

Co.. r. 1134 Green
" George W., joiner P. 'C. SS. Co., r. 1935

San Carlos Av
" George W., watchman Supreme Court of
California, Emporium Bldg
Miller G. Everett, dentist, 14 Grant Av, rooms
16-17, r. 510a Turk
" Glenn B., clerk H. Huddleston & Co., r.

1410 Guerrero
" Gus, machine hand David Woerner, r. 18,

14th
" Gustav, clerk J. W. Boyken, r. ISS'/j Haight
" Gustav, waiter, r. 605 Pine
" Gustave, carpenter, r. 3 Rausch
" H., r. 220 Pacific

" Hamilton, carpenter, r. 19 Spreckels Av
" H. Clay, clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r.

Sausalito, Cal
" Harry, blacksmith, r. 420 Minna
" Harry, machinist, r. 57 San Bruno Av
" Harry, telegraph operator, r. 427 O'Farrell
Miller Harry East, Ph. D., F. C. S., etc., con-
sulting and analytical chemist, 216 Bush,
telephone Bldg, rooms 27-28, r. 1364, 14th,
Oakland
" Harry G., clerk general auditor's offlce S.

P. Co., r. Oakland
•' Harry H., sign painter, r. 524, Shotwell
" Harry L., collection teller Wells, Fargo &

Go's Bank, r. Alameda
" Harvey A., manager William A. Sohrock,

r. 2627 Folsom
" Harvey E., waiter Cardall & Marston, r.

426 Minna
" Henry, r. 130, 10th
" Henry (Miller & Lux), r. 34 Essex
" Henry, bartender Henry Hock, r. 623 East
" Henry, butcher South S. F. Packing and

Provision Co.
" Henry, cabinet maker, r. 1610 Lexington Av
" Henry, conductor, 1216^4 Alabama
" Henry, laborer, r. Hunter's Point
" Henry, laundryman, r. 449 Noe
" Henry, poultry raiser, r. Visitacion Valley

nr Six Mile House
" Henry, shoemaker, r. 332 Green
" Henry D., deputy Assessor, r. 426, 2d
" Henry D., laborer, r. 242 Langton
" Henry G., clerk Gutta Percha and Rubber
Mfg. Co., r. 509 Post

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Miller Henry J., clerk, r. 560 Minna
" Henry J., gardener, r. 1322i/^ Natoma
" Henry S., salesman Neuhaus & Co., r. 5(M

Howard
" Henry T.. conductor Market St. Ry., r.

1216^ Alabama
" Henry W., bookkeeper O. B. Smith & Co.,

r. 2908 Buchanan
" Henry W., butcher, 1706 Devisadero, r. 1809

Devisadero
" Henry W., carpenter, r. 410b Bryant
" Henry W., painter, r. 934 Valencia
" Herman, bi-ushmaker Read & Zahn, r. 3105

Stockton
" Herman, tanner Morris Windt, r. 1125%

York
" Hermann, liquors, 1321, 17th
Miller Herscliel B. M., attorney at law, 330 Pine,
rooms 28-30, r. Golden Gate, Alameda
Co.
Miller H. M. A., president California Guarantee
Investment Co., 326 Montgomery, r. 1228
Madison, Oakland
Miller Horace H., cashier Pacific Gas Improve-
ment Co., SW cor Stevenson and Annie,
r. Oakland
" Horatio, painter, r. 830 Treat Av
" Isaac, house mover, r. 629 Fulton
" Isaac, salesman C. H. Meyer& Bros.
" Isaac H., upholsterer, r. 320 Golden Gate

Av
" Isaac N. Jr.. chief clerk W. U. Tel. Co., r.
667, 11th, Oakland
Miller J. & Co. (John Miller and Harry C. Good),
fruit and produce commissionmerchants.
512 Sansome
" J. A.,r. 100,5th

" J. A. (Ellis & Miller), r. Oakland
" Jacob, cook, r. 636 Commercial
" Jacob, gardener C. Dechent, r. 2610 Geary
" Jacob, machinist, r. 924 Minna
" Jacob, trunkmaker. r. 324 Guerrero
" Jacob, waiter, r. 9^4 Dale PI
" Jacob F., carriage washer David Brooks, r.

1311 California
" Jacob M.. show case maker. 506 Market, r.

506 Fell
" James, driver Pac. Carriage Co.. r. 28. 8th
" James, laborer Arctic Oil ^Vks, r. 233, 3d
" James, pilot, 506 Battery, r. 1808 Post
" James, proprietor Oakland Art Pottery
and Terra Cotta Wks, 1175 Market, r.
Oakland
" James, ship carpenter, r. 510 Mission
" James, watchman str Apache
" James, with California Coal Co., r 1333

Pine
" James A., cook Montgomery Hotel, r. 227, 2d
" James A., superintendent Morton Special
Delivery, 404-408 Taylor, r. 682 McAllis-
ter
" James B. F., dental student, r. 2611a Sac-
ramento
■' James F., 2d ofBcer str Bertha, r. 1808 Post
" James H., boilermaker Fulton Eng. & Shin

Bldg Wks. r. 2427 Greenwich
" James H., liquors, 160, 3d, r. A nr8th Av
" James J., salesman, r. 218 Eddy
" James J., salesman The Hamburc^er Co r

18 Fair Oaks
■• James K., carpenter, r. 8O414 Turk
" James L,., clerk, r. 617 Mason
" James M., porter, r. 233, 3d
" James N., hardwood floors, 1942 Fillmore
" James N., real estate Shainwald, Buckbee
& Co., r. Oakland

Miller James T., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 5
Lundy Lane
" Jane Mrs., r. 2234 Sutter
" Jesse H., printer H. S. Crocker Co.
" J. H., engineer S. P. Co., r. 235, 15th
" J. M., r. Palace Hotel
" Johannah, widow, r. 359, 11th
" John, r. 2508 Bush
" John (J. Miller & Co.), r. 112 Jones
" John, carpenter, 947 Folsom
" John, cigar dealer, r. 14 Washington
" John, coachman, r. 515 Myrtle Av
' ' John, conf ec tioner Page & Falch, r. 228, 13th
" John, cook, r. 516 Haight
" John, currier, r. 928, 14th Av South
" John, dairy produce, 1517 Polk
" John, deckhand, r. 56 Shipley rear
" John, driver, r. 128 Perry
" John, fireman, r. 10221.-2 Washington
" John, hostler Charles S. Crittenden, r. 515

Myrtle Av
" John, laborer, r. 908 Illinois
" John, machine hand David Woerner, r. 14,

14th
" John, machinist, r. 809 Humboldt
" John, maltster, r. 427 Chestnut
" John, miller, r. 444 Brannan
" John, pressman Co-operative Publishing

Co., r. 49, 1st
" John, salesman, r. 144i^ Clara
" John, saloonkeeper, r. 1425 Pacific
" John, shoemaker, r. 94 Colton
" John, shoemaker, r. 1325% Minna
" John, stonecutter, r. 1332 Church
" John, stonesetter John D. McGilvray &

Co., r. 103414 Army
" John, tin roofer Harry Fleming, r. 704 De-
visadero
" John, with California Coal Co., r. 1333 Pine
" John A., r. 222% Elm Av
" John A., boilermaker Eureka Boiler Wks,

r. 554 Minna
" John A., bookkeeper Christian Froelich, r.

1321 Sacramento
" John A., machinist Union I. Wks, r. 330
Minna
Miller Jolm A., physician and surgeon, office
and r. 1018 Valencia cor Hill
" John A., porter freight auditor's dept

S.P. Co., r. 140 Silver
" John C, carriagemaker John H. Babbitt,

r. 1723 Sutter
" John C, cement worker, r. 92114 Shotwell
" John D., bakery, 446, 3d, r. 1216 Union
" John D., stove mounter George H. Tay Co.,

r. 9 Valparaiso
" John E., foreman Standard Oil Co., r. ISYi

Russ
" John E.. insurance, r. 217, 15th
" John E., laborer, r. 1425% Pacific
Miller John E., manager California Fertilizer
Works, 5th Av South bet L and M, r.
2605 Folsom
" John E. A., 1st asst. engineer str Walla

Walla, r. 754 San Jose Av
" John F., carpenter, r. 410b Bryant
Miller John H., attorney at law, 37-38 Mills
Bldg, 8th floor, r. Cosmos Club
" John H., cabinetmaker F. W. Kreling

Sons Co., r. 1610 Lexington Av
" John H., janitor, r. 13 Selina PI
" John H., janitor Cambrian Hall. r. 1131

Mission
" John H., liquors, 368, 3d
" John J., miner, r. 5.37 Sacramento
" John J., sailmaker Simpson & Fisher, r. 310

12th
" John J., seaman str Walla Walla, r. 1003

Battery
" John J. A., porter, r. 801 Sutter
" John M., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 20

Pearl
" John S., lumberman, r. 714 Bryant
" John T., florist, 131 Larkin
" John W., brickmason, 40 New Montgomery,

r. 234, 18th
" John W., capitalist, r. 16 Mason
' ' John W. , millwright Del Monte Milling Co. ,
r. 233Bartlett

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Miller Jotin W. Jr., millwright Del Monte Mill-
ing Co., r. 233 Bartlett

" Joseph, cellarman Eisen Vineyard Co., r.
152, 1st

" Joseph, driver Joseph Fassler, r. Mis-
sion
Road bet Five and Six Mile Houses

" Joseph, laborer, r. 735 Brannan

" Joseph, manager Charles F. Mitchell, 231
Kearny

" Joseph, teamster, r. 306 Folsom

MILLER JOSEPH A.,

manufacturer upholstery and bedding-,
dealer furniture and carpets, 960-960a
and 962 Mission, r. Hi Webster

Miller Joseph B., bookkeeper Porter, Slessinger

&Co.,r. 1834 Eddy
" Joseph L. (Mitchell & Miller), r. 336 Bush
" Josephine, widow, r. 1405a Pacific
" Josephine F. Miss, school teacher, r. 1025

Filbert
" Julius S. B., silver plater, 13 Trinity, r. 16

John
" J. William, engraver T. J. Day, r. Berke-
ley
" Kate Miss, saleslady, r. 18 Fair Oaks
" Kate Mrs., r. 116 Hyde
" Katherine L., president Merrill-Miller

College, 68 Nucleus Bldg, r. 628 Sutter
" Lena Miss, dressmaker, r. 405 Geary
" Leopold L., clerk Cerf, Schloss & Co., r.

18141/2 Post
" Louis, bookkeeper, r. 2OIV2 Guerrero
" Louis, bottle dealer, r. 541 Jersey
" Louis, butcher, 813 Greenwich, r. 414 New-
ell
" Louis, clerk, r. 322, 6th
" Louis, engineer, r. 783 Stevenson
" Louis, laborer, r. 4 Folsom Av
" Louis F., clerk Station K Post Office, r.

201 V2 Guerrero
" Louis H. P., musical instruments, 842

Howard
" Louise Mrs., varieties, 321 Union
" Lovern, laborer, r. 4 Folsom Av
" LynnK. Miss, stenographer The Baldwin,

r. 301 Leavenworth
" M. Mrs. (M. Miller & Co.), r. 2149 Mis-
sion
" M. & Co. (Mrs. M.Miller), boots and shoes,

2149 Mission
" Mabel A. Miss, compositor, r. 9 Valparaiso
" Manuel E., barber C. Heider, r. 8 Jane PI
" Margaret, widow, r. 12'/^ Washington Av
" Margaret, widow, r. 449 Noe
" Maria, widow, r. 924 Harrison
" Marie, widow, r. 523 O'Farrell
" Mark A., driver S. F. Laundry, r. 1315

Steiner
" Martin, cook D. Boehn, r. 51 Clay
" Martin, laborer, r. 129 Collingwood
" Mary, widow, r. 3 Kramer PI
" Mary, domestic, 1104 Fulton
" Mary Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Mary G.

Allen
" Mary Mrs., hair dresser, r. 415 Powell
" Mary M., varieties, 411. 4th
" Mary E. Miss, r. 1526 Eddy
" Mary E. Miss, typewriting, 401 California,

room 4, r. 1415 Clay
" Mary T. Miss, stenographer Fulton Eng. &

Ship Bidg. Wks, r. 1589 Turk
" Matthew T., clerk Samuel Marx, r. 25 Cook
" May Miss, r. 24 Everett
" M. C. Mrs., florist, 131 Larkin
" M. Henry, clerk ticket auditor's dept. S. P.

Co., r. 112 Jones
" Michael, r. 7 Wildey
" Michael, barber, 853 Illinois and 1006, 15th

Av South, r. 853 Illinois
" Minerva C, widow, r. 1208 Leavenworth
" M. M., attorney at law and editor and

manager San Francisco Legal News, 410

N. B., seaman U. S. str Albatross
N. G. Mrs., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
N. M., farmer, r. 220 Pacific
Nancy, widow, nurse, r. 2 Raphael PI

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

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Miller Nellie, widow, r. ,312 Chestnut
" Nellie Mrs., nurse S. F. Protestant Orphan

Asylum
" Nels, wheelwright, r. 9 Eugenia Av
" O. C, president Sausalito Bay Land Co.,

303 California, room 25, r. Sausalito
" O. C, salesman Eagleson & Co.. r. 40 Rid-
ley
" Octavio, r. 131 East
" Oliver, printer H. S. Crocker Co., r. 609V2

Howard
" Oliver C. Rev., r. 2402 Bush
" Olof. laborer, r. 72 Brady
" O. N., manager California Medical Jour-
nal, 1422 Folsom, r. 114 Geary
" Orlando C, watchman Gray Bros., r. 210

Clipper
" Orlando W.. r. .505 Sanchez
" Oscar, r. 856 Mission
" Oscar, clerk W. B. Anderson
" Oscar E., contractor, r. 1008 Treat Av
" Otis, salesman, r. 309 Taylor
" Otto, art glass worker, r. 1202!^ Folsom
" Otto, bartender, r. 306 Stockton
" Otto, electrician, r. 783 Stevenson
" Otto, waiter Joseph Hoffmann
" Otto A., locksmith E. Rabjohn Jr., r. 783

Stevenson
" Paul, agent, r. 336 Bryant
" Paul, seaman, r. 214 Jackson
" Peter, business manager St. Luke's Hos-
pital, r. 1158 Guerrero
" Peter, hackman, r. 7 White
" Peter, laborer, r. 2823 Clay
" Peter C, cashier Ben H. Lucke, r. 1428

Turk
" Peter M., jeweler, r. 2191/2 Prospect PI
" Peter W., barber, 531 Taylor
" Philip, electrician, r. 173 Minna
" Philip, tinner S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 15

Ritch
" Randolph C, collector Sherman, Clay &

Co., r. 1920 Baker
" Renata, widow, r. 1722 Clay
" Richard, cabinet maker, r. 2627 Folsom
" Richard, foreman Hirschfelder & Meaney,

r. 517 Sanchez
Miller Richard E., secretary Owl Drug Co.,

1128 Market, r. 316 Hill
" Richard G., teamster, r. 138 Church
" Richard, teamster James Hamilton, r. SE

cor Minnesota and Napa
" Robert, blacksmith, r. 188 Noe
" Robert, distributor S. F. Laundry, r. 1519

Eddy
'< Robert, teamster, r. 1711 Market
" Robert, turner David Woerner, r. 18, 14th
" Robert J., presser Alexandre Bertin, r. 820,

19th
" Robert J., teamster B. P. Oilman, r. N s

Folsom nr 9th
" Ruby A. Miss, stenographer Chickering,

Thomas & Gregory and Gerstle & Sloss
" Rudolph, foreman Standard Oil Co., r. 18i/4

Russ
" Samuel, r. 856 Brannan
" Samuel, gripman Sutter St. Ry., r. 24

Wood
Miller Samuel, tourist ticket agent Southern

Pacific Co., 613 Market, r. 845, 15th
" Sarah, widow, r. 2411 Howard
" Sarah E. Miss, teacher Haight Primary

School, r. 158 Golden Gate Av
" Seymour, barber, r. 11 Kearny
" Sidney S., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1716

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DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF

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Family Trade a Specialty.

Miller, Sloss & Scott (incorporated), Charles E,
Miller president, A. W. Milligan first
vice-president, A. L. Scott second vice-
president, Joseph Sloss secretary and
treasurer, wholesale hardware, iron
steel and pipe, 18-22 Fremont
" Solomon, traveling salesman A. Colombat

r. 912 Post
" Sona, contractor, r. 1008 Treat Av
" Sophia, widow seamstres, r. 9 Dale PI
" Sophie Miss, teacher piano, 35514, 11th
" Stephen, brewer, r. 117 Julian Av
" T., boatswain str City of Panama
" F. E., cadet str Peru
" T. H., machinist Pac. Roll. Mill
" T. L., clerk Pac. Mutual Life Ins. Co., r.

Belvedere
" Thomas, r. Old People's Home
" Thomas, miller, r. 414 Brannan
" Thomas, seaman, r. 143 Berry
" Thomas, undertaker Carew & English, r. 19

Van Ness Av
" Thomas C, clerk S. F. News Co., r. 132,

15th
" Thomas G., smelter, r. 530 Vermont
" Thomas H., carpenter, r. 519 Sacramento
" Tobias F., gripman, r. 915a Post
" W., blacksmith Pac. Roll Mill
-> W., carpenter Albert Hansen, r. 809 Hum-
boldt
'_' W. A., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 530. 3d
Miller W. A. L., manufacturing jeweler, dia-
mond setter, and patent mineral cabinet,
quartz jewelry, 112 Sutter, r. 805 Van
Ness Av
Miller Washington J., secretary Atlas Iron
Works, SE cor Napa and Louisiana, Po-
trero r. Oakland
" W. H. Mrs., widow, r. 561 Stevenson
Miller W. G. A., general agent Brilliant Sign
Co., 410 Sutter, r. Oakland
" Willard J., compositor Call, r. 222;4 Elm Av
" William, r. 519 Sacramento
" William (Miller & Hanselman), r. 219

Hayes
" William, barber. Hotel St. Nicholas
" William, carpenter, r. 19 Spreckels Av
" William, carpenter, r. 27 Silver
" William, carpenter, r. 907 Bryant
" William, carpenter Harbor Commissioners
" William, cellarman, r. 44 Belcher
" William, cigars, 303, 5th
" William, clerk Dr. Ragan, r. 214 Haight
" William, engineer, r. 37 Oak Grove Av
" William, foreman United Carriage Co., r.

124 Guerrero
" William, hackman, r. 7 White
" William, ice puller Merchants' Ice and

Cold Storage Co.. r. 25414 Perry
" William, lumberman, r. 734% Howard
" William, plater S. F. Plating Wks, r. 1603

Santa Clara Av
" William, porter Commercial Hotel
" William, tanner, r. 1112 York
" William, teamster, r. 216, 9th
" William, teamster People's Express and

Transfer Co., r. Oakland
" William A., lumberman, r. 109 Silver
" William B., manager What Cheer House,

537 Sacramento
" William C, r. 105 Stockton
" William C, butcher F. C. Wagner & Bro.,

r. 1134 Green
" William C, carpenter, r. 617 Mason
Miller William C, dairy, 238-240, 14th, r. 2411'^
Howard

Miller William E. (Miller & Boje), r. 618, 6th
" William E., solicitor Montgomery & Co., r.

1638 Sacramento
" William F., clerk, r. I4111/2 Harrison
" William F., clerk delivery dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. 311, 13th
" William F., salesman Chas. M. Plum &

Co., r. 324 Jones
" William H., bookkeeper F. A. Huntington,

r. 1709 Baker
" William H., carpenter, r. 131 East
" William H., chief clerk disbursing officer

Medical Dept. U. S. A., 36 New Mont-
gomery, r. 820 Haight
" William H., clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

1733 Sutter
" William H., engineer, r. 51 Hermann
" William H., mortgage clerk Recorder's

Office, r. 20 Pearl
" William H., stables, 32, 12th
" William J., clerk, r. 418 Bryant
" William J., tanner C. G. Bennett & Co., r.

San Bruno Av nr Army
" William N. (Miller & Hamilton), r. Oak-
land
" William S., clerk J. C. Wilson & Co., r. 611

Post
" William S., treasurer Standard Oil Co., r.

919a Jones
" William S., proprietor The Menlo, 1522

Polk
" William T., clerk, r. 418 Bryant
" William W., manager The Mansfield, 206a

Post
" William W. (F. M. Prindle&Co.),r. 807Polk
" & Boje (William E. Miller and Robert

Boje), liquors, 618, 6th
" & Fauth (Frederick Miller and Lawrence

Fauth), barbers, 5 Powell
Miller & Freese (Charles W. J. Miller and John

H. Freese), wines and liquors, 417 East

North

MILLER & HAMILTON

(William N. Miller and James W. Ham-
ilton), manufacturers moldings, sash,
doors, etc., 413-415 Mission, telephone
Main 5796

Miller & Hanselman (William Miller and An-
drew Hanselmanj, cigars and tobacco,
41 Turk
Miller & Lux (Henry Miller and estate of
Charles Lux), wholesale cattle dealers.
South San Francisco, office 508 Califor-
nia, room 17
" & Murphy (George H. Miller and Patrick

J. Murphy), restaurant, 210, 2d
" & Schencks (Albert E. Miller and Walter

J. Schencks), barbers, 725!4, 5th Av
" & Son (George and Frank T.), bottle deal-
ers, 811-813 Brannan
4®= Miller. See Moeller, Moller, Mueller and

Muller
Millereck George, teamster, r. 385 Gates
" James, longshoreman, r. 709 Vallejo
" John F., carpenter, r. 385 Gates
" Phillip P., brickmaker, r. Folsom nr Union

Av
" T., driver O'Brien & Spotorno, r. 509 Gates
Milleri Rudolfo, seaman, r. 3 Vallejo
Millet Prudencio J., janitor Congregation

Emanu-El, r. 615 Bush
Millett James H., salesmanD. M. Moran & Co.,
r. 731 Minna
" John E., clerk C. Curtin, r. Colma
" JohnH., painter, r. 53 Natoma
" Samuel, laborer, r. 1717 Mission
Millhone Albert, wood and coal, 816 Bryant, r.
IO6314 Mission
" William F., physician, 850 Market
Milligan Andrew W., first vice-president
Miller, Sloss & Scott, 18-32 Fremont, r.
New York
" George, packer Seller Bros. & Co., r. 859 Mis-
sion
" John D., advertising solicitor The Ex-
aminer
" Robert, bookkeeper The Examiner
" Robert, cook John C. Fitschen, r. 449 Jessie

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Millikan Andrew J. (Beier & MillikaD), r. 520
Bush
" Nina L. Miss, dressmaking, 506 Jones
" George, dentist, r. 1104 Market
" Isaac T., real estate and secretary, 405

Montgomery, room 5, r. 1407 Jones
" John, carriage washer N. A. Turner, r. 4

Rose PI
" John M., clerk local freight office S. P. Co.,
r. 536, 19th
Milliken R. Campbell, supervisor Pacific States
Fidelity Mutual Life Association (of
Philadelphia), 14 Sansome, r. 713 Sutter
" William H., lumber surveyor, 9 Mission, r.
214 Castro
Millin Joseph, cook, r. 20 Elsie
" Thomas, steward J. U. Hastings, r. 819
Post
Millinghausen Herman W., miller Golden Gate

Distilling Co., r. 2218 Filbert
Millington Frank K., assistant baggage agent

S. P. Co., r. Alameda
Million Emil, bookkeeper, r. 805 Turk
" Lena Mrs., r. 505 Pacific
" Louis, machinist Fulton Eng and Ship
Bldg Wks
Millmeister William, foreman Andrew Wilkie,

r. 3717 Jackson
Millmore Joseph, teamster, r. 617 Linden Av
Millner Katherine Miss, dressmaker, r. 13231/4
Sacramento
" Nellie Miss, flagmaker, r. 1323i4 Sacra-
mento
J8@=Millner. See Milner
Milloglav Edward E., clerk Nicholas P. Millo-

glav, r. 320 Pacific
Milloglav Nicholas P., restaurant and liquors.
604 Battery, r. 1506 Leavenworth
" Nicholas P. Jr., clerk Nicholas P. Mil-
loglav, r. 1506 Leavenworth
" Peter C, waiter Nicholas P. Milloglav, r.
320 Pacific
Millon Auguste, laborer, r. 619 Pacific

" John W., clerk, r. 1 Hall PI
Mills A. J., agent National Life of Hartford,
Conn., 19 Murphy Bldg
" Annie J., clerk, r. 313 Franklin
" Arthur D., with Montgomery Baggs, r. 707

Shotwell
" Austin R., carpenter, r. SW cor Bay and

Webster
" Benjamin E., engineer, r. 513 Jones
" Berton O., electrician, r. 428Vi, 5th
Mills Building, NE cor Bush and Montgomery,
H. H. Taylor agent, 1 Mills Bldg, 2d
floor
MUls Building Law Library, 16-18 Mills Bldg,
4th floor
" Cassie, domestic, 924b Fulton
" Catherine, widow, r. 821 Mission
" Charles, asst. O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.

6 Rausch
" Charles, salesman G. S. Switzer, r. 12b

Shotwell
" Charles A., plasterer, r. 54 Hermann
" Charles B., clerk S. F. Produce Exchange,

r. Berkeley
" Charles J., foreman Bosqui Engraving and
Printing Co., r. cor California and Eu-
genia Avs
" Charles W., r. 449 Guerrero
" Charles W., waiter F. Ruhling, r. 20 Har-
lan PI
" Dela E. Mrs., branch bakery, 449 Guerrero
MiUs D. 0., ofQce 1 Mills Bldg, 2d floor
Mills Edward, secretary Bullock & Jones Co.,
105 Montgomery, r. 518 Fell
" Edward, wrapper Raphael's, r. 600 Bush
" Edward J., bookkeeper Stauf & Cooper, r.

130, 24th
" Edward T., manufacturers' agent, 44 Phe-

lan Bldg
•< Emma, widow, r. 6 Rausch
" E. T. B., with Neville & Co., r. 2904 Cali-
fornia
•' F., steward, r. 22 Sacramento
" Flora, widow, r. 1920 Van Ness Av
" Florence Miss, with S. F. Mission, r. 16
Selina PI

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

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MiUs Frank H., plumber and gasfitter, 327
Turk, r. 1706 Broadway
" Frederick, peddler, r. Tingley nr Mis-
sion
" Frederick C, clerk John Rosenfeld's Sons,

r. Alameda
' ' Frederick C. , mounter Metropolitan Mould-
ing Co., r. 163 Tehama
" Frederick G. Z., collector R. Dunsmuir &

Sons, r. 1931 Pacific Av
" George, clerk Dorey & Cuimingham, r. 821

Mission
" George A., porter Benjamin Tichner, r. 1128

Pacific
" Harry, peddler, r. Tingley nr Mission
" Henry F., waiter, r. 36b Valparaiso
" Herbert, restaurant, 227, 6th, r. 116 Turk
" Heron v., bookkeeper Harpham & Jansen,

r. Lorin, Alameda Co.
" Hiram B., machinist, r. 123 Turk
" J., painter, r. 2440 Mission
" James, blacksmith American Type Foun-
ders Co., r. 311 Fulton
" James, hostler Jacobs Bros., r. 209 Leides-

dorfl
" James, pressman Bulletin, r. 4 Morrell PI
" James Jr., pressman Bulletin, r. 4 Morrell

PI
" James S., salesman William J. Ramsay, r.

315 Franklin
" J. H., clerk Piper, Aden, Goodall Co., r.

Oakland
" John, carpenter, r. 31 Nevada Av
" John, carpet layer, r. 319 O'Farrell
" John C, pattern maker, r. 54 Hermann
" John O., insurance, r. 100 Leavenworth
" Joseph S., clerk general freight office S. P.

Co., r. 707 Shotwell
" Josiah L., collector W. & J. Sloane & Co.,

r. Berkeley
" Kate, r. 4 Morrell PI
" Kate Mrs., furnished rooms, 35, 5tb
" L. A., contracting agent Atlantic and Pa-
cific Fast Freight Line, r. 628 Sutter
" Laurena Miss, r. 35, 5th
" Mary, widow, r. 732 Natoma rear
" Minnie Miss, stenographer, r. 47 Zoe
" Nora, r. 4 Morrell PI
" Philo, insurance broker, 322 California, r.

Berkeley
" Robert, agent, r. 915a Post
" Robert, solicitor Mutual Electric Light

Co., r. Berkeley
" R. T., machinist, r. SW cor Bay and Web-
ster
" Samuel, conductor, r. 24 Chesley rear
" Samuel C, clerk P. M. S. S. Co's. Wharf, r.

1028 Shotwell
" Samuel E., waiter Occidental Hotel, r.

121/2 Webster
" Samuel L., clerk W. U. Tel. Co.. r. 740, 25th
" Sarah, widow, r. 1128 Pacific
" Sarah, waiter Pacific Hebrew Home
" S. H., cook str Mariposa
" Stephen B., operator W. U. Tel. Co.
" Susan Mrs., r. 707 Shotwell
" Thomas, student, r. 4 Morrell PI
" W., factory hand Pf^c. Roll. Mill
" Walter B., bookkeeper George Fritch, r.

Hotel Langham
" Warren F. (Herriman & Mills), r. 3607 Fil-

more
" William, printer H. S. Crocker Co., r. 31

Schuyler
" William G., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 5
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Union. Estimates submitted on all

classes of advertising.

Pacific States Advertising Bureau,

San Francisco Office, 405 Sansome St.

Mills William H., land agent Land Department.
Central Pacific Railroad Co., room;
Hobart Bldg, r. 2800 Jackson
" William L. B., bookkeeper Kowalsky &

Co., r. 1918 Sutter
" William O., engineer, r. 1133!4 Harrison
" William O. Mrs., widow, r. 1920 Van Ness

Av
" & Gibb (New York) James A. Moreland
manager, importers dry goods, 35 New
Montgomery
«®-Mills. See Mells

Millward Elizabeth Miss, nurse, r. 1310 Larkin
rear
" John, gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 1310 Larkin

rear
" Mary A., widow, r. 1310 Larkin rear
" Thomas, soda bottler, r. 1310 Larkin rear
Milly Brothers (Charles and Jerome Milly and
Roth, Blum & Co.), proprietors Califor-
nia Tallow Works, E s 5th Av South bet
K and L, office 201 California
" Charles (Milly Bros.), r. 1028, 10th Av South
" Jerome (Milly Bros.), r. 1026. 10th Av South
" John, boilermaker J. C. Lemmer & Co., r.

231 Clara
" Louis, tallowmaker Cal. Tallow Wks, r.
1028, 10th Av South
Mlllzner George M., machinist Fulton Eng. &
Ship Bldg. Wks, r. 821 Post
" Harry S., commission merchant, 119 Bush,

room 5, r. The Miramar
" Sarah, widow, r 708 Post
Miln James E., foreman, r. 8th Av bet J and K
Milne Albert, porter J. Noonan. r. 792 Stevenson
" Alexander, cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r.

17 Washington Av
" Duncan, carpenter, r. 131 Moultrie
" George, r. 791 Stevenson
" George B., elevatorman Bancroft Bldg, r.

1538 Valencia
" John, machinist William Wedgwood Ma-
chine Wks, r. 8 Hubbard
" Lilly C. Mrs., r. 124 Fulton
" Nora Mrs., r. 791 Stevenson
" Robert D., journalist, r. 616 Folsom
" Robert S., car repairer Presidio and Fer-
ries RR, r. 11231^ Broadway
" Stuart, carpenter, r. 28 Turk
Mllner Charles H.. vault clerk Cal. Safe Deposit
and Trust Co., r. 728 Sutter
" Thomas, blacksmith, r. 417 Minna
■■ William K., collector Cal. Safe Deposit
and Trust Co., r. 728 Sutter
Milnes Charles S., journalist Chronicle, r. 1321
Jackson
" Harry E., journalist Chronicle, r. 1321

Jackson
" John W., clerk A. Schilling & Co., r. 504
Cole
Milnor Clarence H., gripman Sutter St. Ry, r.

1713^2 Baker ^'

Milos Milan, Turkish candy, 16, 3d, r. 219 Pow-
ell
Milot Ella F., widow, r. 2842 Mission
Milroy David, hostler, r. 1151 Market
Milroy Robert B., secretary California Jockey
Club, 204 Sutter, r. 403 Fillmore
" William, cashier local freight office S. P
Co., r. 620 Sutter
4S=-Milroy. See Mylroie
Milsner Adolph (Eintracht & Milsner), r. 463

Clementina
Milstead J. W., marine engineer, r. 37, 2d
Miltenberger Apol Ionia, widow, r. 3064 Laguna
Miltner Charles, musician, r. 513 Ellis

MiltOQ Frank B., machinist, r. 314, 5th
" House, John Caroul proprietor, 1,56, 3d
" John B., U. S. N., r. 1815 Scott
" Thomas S., r. 511 Post
■' Thomas S., Jr., clerk, r. 511 Post
" William R., accountant, r. 511 Post

Milucky Paul, wire worker John Mehes, r. 283
Stevenson

MILWAUKEE BREWERY

OF SAN FRANCISCO, Frederick Lur-
mann president, William F. Garms
vice-president, WiUiam F. Garms Jr.
secretary, W s 10th bet Harrison and
Bryant

MILWAUKEE FURNITURE CO.,

Henry Wm. Frank proprietor, furni-
ture, carpets, bedding and upholstery,
932-934 Howard, telephone South 304

MILWAUKEE MECHANICS'

INSURANCE CO. (of Milwaukee), L. L.
Bromwell manager, 410 California,
Richards & Henry city agents, 505
California

Mimnaugh Frank P., traveling salesman Mills

& Gibb
Minacker Arthur, gasfltter Philip Meyer, r. 1226
Bush
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 1813 Broderick
" William E. (Minaker & Welbanks), r. 1320

Sacramento
" & Welbanks (William E. Minaker and
Webster Welbanks), fruit and produce
commission, 501-503 Sansome
Minan John A., pressman, r. 414 Union

" Michael, laborer, r. 414 Union
Minbiole Eric, teacher languages, 701 Stockton
Minchin Abraham, r. 33 Madison Av
Minok William, manufacturers' agent, 140

Phelan Bldg, r. 12214 Noe
Minder Alfred, cement worker, r. 115'/^, 11th
Minderman Henry, liquors, 1440 Howard, r. 145,

11th
Mindermann John, clerk Puvogel & Beversen, r.

301^, 6th
Mindham Jane M., widow, r. 20914 Clara
" John T., laborer, r. 20954 Clara
" Joseph H., machinist, r. 209'^ Clara
" William J., laborer, r. 20914 Clara
Mindt Alexander, with M. Salomon & Co.
Minear Archie E., clerk Campbell & Sorensen,
r. 39, 24th
" Asby P., miner, r. 774 Clayton
" John I., mining superintendent, r. 774 Clay-
ton
." William, carpet layer Campbell & Soren-
sen, r. 1309 Minna
" William C, mining superintendent, r. 774
Clayton
Minedew O. Frank, apprentice Dow Steam

Pump Wks, r. 327 Clementina
Minehan Daniel, laborer, r. Montezuma nr Cali-
fornia Av
" Joseph, salesman F. Raisch, r. 60 West

Park
" Joseph S., clerk, r. 37 Freelon
" Patrick, marine fireman, r. 18 Verona PI
" Patrick, wood and coal, 35-37 Freelon, r. 37

Freelon
" Thomas, dairy, 60 West Park
" Thomas F., millhand, r. 37 Freelon
" Timothy, driver T. Minehan, r. 60 West

Park
" William P., packer Roos Bros., r. 37 Free-
lon
4®" Minehan. See Minihan and Minnehan
Minelli Zanobi (Bianco & Minelli), r. 14 Hayes
Miner Allen B.. clerk W. H. Miner, r. 2025 Cali-
fornia
" Clark D., traveling salesman, r. 513 Noe
" Edward, mattress maker, r. 136 Julian Av
" EUmore F., machinist, r. 210 Franklin
" Frank G., manager W. H. Miner, 29

Stevenson, r. The Colonial
" George W., painter, r. 214 Franklin
" J., traveling salesman, r. 20 O'Farrell
" John L., blacksmith, r. 341 Tehama

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Miner John O., teamster, r. 71 Natoma

" Joseph E., traveling salesman Livingston
&Co., r. 218, 12th

" John T., r. Hotel Pleasanton

" Marie S. Mrs., r. 1118 Church

" Mary A., widow, r. 327 Eddy

" Oren F., collection clerk First National
Bank, r. Livermore, Cal.

" Russell, r. 2025 California

" Sallie E., widow, saleslady, r. 679 Harrison

" Stanton B., carpenter, r. 711 California
Miner William H., chocolate and cocoa manu-
facturer, 29-45 Stevenson, r. 2025 Cali-
fornia
4®=- Miner. See Minor

MINERAL LAND COMPANY,

George L. Brown president, William
Johnstone secretary, 819 Market,
Academy Sciences Bldg, room 45

Minerik John J., laborer S. F. Pioneer Varnish

and Glycerine Wks, r. 819 York
Miners' Hotel, Thomas Carrigan proprietor, 261,

1st
MinersviUe Hydraulic Gold Mining Co., H.
Duvergey secretary, 14 Sansome, room 17
Minerva Hall, NE cor 15th and Mission
Minetti Giulio, teacher music, r. 727 O'Farrell
Ming Joseph, milker, r. 629 Commercial
Mingham Robert, driver, r. 317 Lombard
Mingo Charles A. Prof., medium of Christian

Spiritualism, 834 Mission
Mini Celeste, driver Pedrotta & Zamtaelli, r. SE
cor Market and 15th
" Giovanni, porter Sartori & Fantina, r. 509
Broadway
Minich Joseph, engineer, r. 313, 4th
" Simon, upholsterer, r. 718 Turk
Minifie C. G., bookkeeper Frank H. Woods, 438

California
Mlnigan Alice Miss, compositor, r. 14 Verona PI
" Benjamin M., teamster C. B. Rode & Co., r.

14 Verona PI
•' James, teamster C. B. Rode & Co., r. 14

Verona PI
" James B., hostler, r. 14 Verona PI
Minihan Michael, miner, r. 24 Clara
Mining and Scientific Press (weekly), J. F.

Halloran general manager, 220 Market
Mining Bureau California State, Pioneer Bldg,

24, 4th
Mink Peter J., shoemaker F. L. Heim, r. 10754

William
^S^Mink. See Minck
Minkel Christian, r. 2819 Filbert
" Frederick W., gluemaker, r. Railroad Av

nr 7th Av South
" John, teamster Martin Holje, r. 704 Rail-
road Av
Minnehan Edward T., vice-president People's
Express and Transfer Co., 20 Market, r.
332 Hickory Av
i8®-Minnehan. See Minehan and Minihan
Minnemann Louis, clerk Julius Hoegemann, r.

NE cor 18th and Guerrero
Minner Bert J., clerk, r. 2341 Howard
" William H., engineer, r. 2341 Howard
" Willis, student Van der Naillen's School
of Engineering, r. 2341 Howard
Minnesota Development Co., John M. Duke sec-
retary, 508 California, room 31
Minniam Margaret, widow, r. 122 Grove
Minnick Benjamin, r. 846 Mission
Minnis John, teamster W. W. R. Hatch & Son,

r. 2308 Harrison
Minola John, proprietor Golden Gate Chimney
Sweeping Co., 1734 Market, r. 617 Com-
mercial
Minor Byron T., compositor, r. 6% Monroe
" Mary T., widow, r. 614 Monroe
" Richard, r. 1006 Clay
" Robert (Eschen & Minor), r. Alameda
" Samuel A. (Minor & Sillery), r. 239 Golden

Gate Av
" William C, carpenter Charles M. Depew

Planing Mill Co., r. 37 Dame
" & Sillery (Samuel A. Minor and John Sill-
ery), liquors, 1342 Market
j8®"Minor. See Miner

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Minshull William H., grain broker, 302 Califor
nia, r. 418 Post

Minson John T., clerk general freight ofiace S. P
Co., r. 508 Devisadero
" Robert K., clerk local freight offtce S. P
Co., r. 718 Golden Gate Av

Minstrell George W., clerk W. H. Gagan & Co.
r. 1403 California

Mint House, Mary Connor proprietor, 933 Mis
sion

Mint Saloon and Restaurant, Edward Edwards
proprietor, 605 Commercial

Mint United States, John Daggett superinten-
dent, NW cor 5th and Mission

Minter Charles, baker, r. 126 Juniper

Minto William, civil engineer, 330 Pine, room
44, r. Orinda, Cal.

Minton George, sewing machine repairer, r. 604
York
" Henry C. Rev., D. D., pastor Westminster
Presbyterian Church, r. San Anselmo,
Cal.
" Thomas, hoseman Engine 14, r. 1017 McAl-
lister
" William, boxmaker Commercial Box Fac-
tory, r. 7, 7th
" William M., purser str San Juan

Mintun Charles, liquors, NW cor 20th and
Florida

Mintzer William, attorney at law, 523 Safe De-
posit Bldg, r. 2901 California

Minuth Bertha Miss, teacher Miss West's
School for Girls, r. 2014 Van Ness Av

Mlnvielle John B., salesman C. Carpy & Co., r.
1.324 Jackson

Minzenmeyer Otto, electrician Will & Finck
Co., r. 123 Turk

Minzor Bernard, gardener, r. 3012 Sacramento

Miquelajaureguy Miguel, broker, r. 1411 Powell

Miqueu Alexander, butcher, 1505 Powell, r. 1605^

Mira Valle Vineyard, Pierre Klein proprietor,

6O41/2 Geary
Mirabeau The, 431 Ellis

Miraglia Mary, widow, dressmaking, 430 Mont-
gomery Av
Miramar Hotel, Mrs. Annie Chevalier propri-
etor, 703 Geary
Miramontes Charles, molder, r. 428V4 Vallejo
" Frederick, boxmaker Commercial Box

Factory, r. 322 Ritch
" John, teamster, r. 110954 Montgomery
Miramontez Alexander, boxmaker, r. 723 Mont-
gomery Av
' ' Christopher P. , r. 723 Montgomery Av
" Emilio, boxmaker, r. 723 Montgomery Av
" J., teamster Gray Bros., r. 110954 Mont-
gomery
" John C, barber, 1017 Larkin, r. 1516 Polk
" Joseph M., boxmaker, r. 723 Montgomery
Av
Miranda Pilar L., domestic, r. 35 Scott
" Ramon, expressman, r. 2225 Taylor
Mirandes W. Mrs., revealed medicines, 152154

Mirandette Jean, waiter Virgile Fleur, r. 625

Pacific
Mirasole James, gardener J. Massolino, r. 204

Central Av
Mirassou Jean P., laundry, 333, 24th
Mires Edward, traveling salesman Rosenthal,

Feder & Co., r. 108 Valparaiso

Mirk Thomas, engineer, r. 112 Carl

Mlrko Visko, shoemaker, 704 Bush

Miro Jacques, liquors, 1228 Stockton

" M., painter J. St. Denis & Co.

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Miron Frederick, molder Jardine Iron Wks
Mirrasoul John, peddler, r. 48 Prentiss
" Peter, bottler John Wieland Brewery, r. 48
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Mirror San Francisco (weekly), J. E. Slinkey
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" The, Milton W. Levy nianager. 210 Kearny
Mirsky Bernhard, manufacturer and wholesale
and retail dealer Havana and domestic
cigars, cigarettes, tobacco, etc., 103,5th,
and 1335 Market, r. SM Morris Av
" Philip, cigarmaker, r. 107, 5th
Misch Andrew, cooper, r. 169 Perry
" Frederick, liquors, NW cor 14th and Harri-
son
Mischler Anna, widow, r. 1051 McAllister
Miseppi Edouard, porter Occidental Hotel, r.

816 California
Miserez Joseph L., conductor, r. 1064 Howard
Misevich Peter, cook Anton Sorich, r. 811 Pacific
Misgill Timothy F., blacksmith, 1220 Fillmore,

r. 1327 Steiner
Mish Barrow, merchant, r. 411 Devisadero
" Charles, traveling salesman, r. 41] Devisa-
dero
" Horace, salesman S. H. Collins Co., r. 411

Devisadero
" Josephine, widow, r. Army opp Howard
" Jul) en E., dentist, 235 Kearny, r. 407 De-
visadero
" Julius, porter str Modoc
" Meyer, salesman, r. 751 Sutter
" Oswalds., druggist James H. Gates & Son,

r. 407 Devisadero
" Sarah, widow, r. 407 Devisadero
Mish S. C, physician and surgeon, office and r.
407 Devisadero, hours 10 to 11 a. m. 1 to 3,
and 7 to 8 p. m.
" Sol G. (Meyer, Mish& Co.), r. 1510 Post
" Sylvan, traveling salesman, r. 411 Devisa-
dero
Misita John, cook Pierini & Arrighi, r. 1 16 Wash-
ington
Miskel Edward J., clerk, r. 112 Buena Vista
" James J., gas fitter, r. 112 Buena Vista
" Lawrence A., gasfitter William F. Wilson,

r. 2214 Lapidge
" Lizzie Miss, laundress Modem Laundry,

r. 1324 Harrison
" William, tile setter Bush & Mallett Co., r.
724 Folsom
Miskell William, boilermaker Eureka Boiler

Wks, r. 12161/2 Folsom
Mission and City Transfer Co., Dallas &
Damcke proprietors. 548 Valencia
" and South S. F. Mail, E. B. Griffiths' Sons

proprietors, 1035 Howard
" Band, C. P. D, Schug leader, headquarters
822 Mission
Mission Bay Warehouses, Thomas G. Walking-
ton proprietor, Irwin and Kentucky
" Chemical Works (Frederick J. Conn and
Abraham M. Silverstein), Harrison bet
16th and 17th, office 214 Sacramento
Mission Dolores Cemetery (Roman Catholic),

16th and Dolores
Mission Dolores Church (R. C), Rev. R. p.

Brennan pastor, 16th and Dolores
Mission Dolores Parish School, S s I6th bet

Church and Dolores
Mission Grammar School, Mrs. Janet R. Cra-
ven principal, W s Mission bet 15th and
16th
" Home Building and Loan Association, John
H. Grady president, T. F. Creighton sec-
retary, 1177 Valencia

Mission Hotel, Armand Rebut proprietor, 113

26th '

" House, Simeon Tuttle proprietor, 2336

Mission
" Iron Foundry, William Axford proprietor
2156 Harrison
Mission Journal The, Frederick G. Thomas
editor and proprietor, 2241 Mission
" Market, SE cor 16th and Mission
" Music Hall, SE cor Howard and 2lst
" News (weekly), William J. Reid editor,
J. Joseph Reid business manager, 2940
16th, bet Mission and Howard
Mission of the Good Samaritan, Rev. w I
Kip Jr. pastor, 249, 2d
" Opera Hall, 2131 Mission
" Parlor Building (N. S. G. W.), S s 17th bet

Valencia and Guerrero
" Planing Mill, Carter & Davios proprietors,
37-41 Main
Mission Police Station, 207, I7th
Mission Rock Warehouse, The California Dry
Dock Co. proprietors, office 302 California
" Soap and Candle Works, M. Morgenthau
Co. proprietors, SW cor 18th and Har-
rison, office 108 Bush
Mission Street Wharf No. 1, foot of Mission
Mission Street Wharf No. 2, East bet Mission
and Howard
" Turn Verein Hall, 423-425, 18th
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway, John H.

Craig commercial agent, 121 Front
Missouri Pacific Railway (St. Louis, Mo.)
George E. Maguire general agent, 121
California
Mitau Morris (Friedlander & Mitau), r. 1012

Van Ness Av
Mitchel August, baker A. Mazoue, r. 1223 Stock-
ton
" Charles, liquors, 501 Montgomery Av, r. 503

Filbert
" Richard v., r. 1003 Mission
MitcheU Albert J., city agent Union Ice Co., r.
7171/4, 21st
" Albert N., clerk Cal. Notion and Toy Co.,

r. 7 Caroline
•' Alexander, stone cutter Gray Bros., r. 631

Sacramento
" Alfred (Thomas F. Mitchell & Bros.), r.

1339 Utah
" Alfred G., r. 506 Battery
" Ann, widow, r. 339 Naples
" Annie M., widow, r. 504 Powell
" Anton, laborer, r. 9 Freelon
" Benjamin, brass finisher W. T. Garratt

& Co., r. Oakland
" Brothers (John and Frank J.), groceries

and liquors, 235, 24th
" Carrie Miss, feeder Schmidt Label & Lith

Co., r. Fruitvale
" Catherine, domestic, r. 101 Broderick
" Catherine Miss, cloak maker, r. 91^4 Cedar

Av
" Catherine Mrs., coffee saloon, 21114 Va-
lencia
" Charles, r. 728 Sutter
" Charles, bartender William York & Co., r.

18 Montgomery
" Charles, clerk Armes & Dallam, r. Oakland
" Charles, seaman, r. 418 Brannan
" Charles, waiter, r. 221, 8th. rear
" Charles E., cook, r. 824 Pacific, rear
" Charles F. (Mitchell & Miller), and liquors,

344 Kearny
" Charles H., marine engineer, 9 Mission
" Christopher, hatter, r. 513 O'Farrell
MitcheU Christopher A., proprietor Palo Alto
Stable, 320 O'Farrell, r. 1339 Utah
" Clarence L., clerk Western Meat Co., r.

1205 Taylor
" Clem P., attorney at law, 610 Spreckels

Bldg, r. 502 Grove
" Daniel, seaman, r. 307, 26th
" Denis F., coachman, r. 1425 Taylor
" Edgar, seaman U. S. str Albatross
" Edward, r. 1823 Pine
" Edward, clerk K. Rudebeck, r. 328%, 7th
" Edward H. (Hartwell, Mitchell & Willis),
r. 213 Dorland

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Mitchell Edward J., salesman J. J. O'Brien &
Co., r. 517 Corbett Av
" Eldridge A., clerk local freight ofQce S. P

Co.,r. 5021/2 Ellis
" Elizabeth, widow, r. •ZIU'-A Howard
" Ellen, widow, r. 1114 Jessie
" Fannie, widow, r. 329 Ellis
" F. Carroll, salesman C. E. Worden & Co.

r. 3430b 16th
" Fearin A., gripman Sutter St. Ry., r. 1311

Larkin
" Frances T., cashier Westerfeld's Bakery, r

524 Stevenson
" Frank, marine engineer, r. 1602 Polk
" Frank, printer Call, r. 23a Glover
" Frank D., clerk cashier's dept Wells

Fargo & Co., r. Oakland
" Frank J. (Mitchell Bros.), r. 235, 24th
" Frank R., clerk, r. 142, 7th
" Frank S., bookkeeper Eppinger & Co., r

2000 Steiner
" Frederick, r. 619V2 Larkin
" Frederick, barber, r. 312!4 Minna
" Frederick E., traveling salesman Whea-

ton, Breon & Co., r. Berkeley
" George, brass finisher W. T. Garratt & Co.

r. 308, 12th
" George, teamster, r. 249 Pacific
" George A., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1902

Page
" George A., physician, 3102 Howard
" George E., printer Call, r. 135 Langton
" George H., clerk car accountant S. P. Co.,
r. 791 Sutter
Mitchell George M., vice-president and secre-
tary Smedberg & Mitchell, 314 Califor-
nia, r. 813 Grove
" George Otis, vice - principal Girls' High

School, r. 18171/2 Pine
" George W., bellman, r. 1026 Clay
" George W., cooper, r. 1718 Folsom
" Grace Miss, clerk, r. 1720 Devisadero
Mitchell Hallet K. H., cashier Mutual Life in-
surance Co. of New York, r. 710 Central
Av
" Harold D., architect, 126 Kearny, room 46,
r. 1505 Taylor
Harry, clerk, r. 2711^4 Howard
Harry, teamster, r. 934 York
Harry T., clerk Kohler & Chase, r. 616

Douglass
Henry, foreman, r. 1332 Broadway
Henry B. , trimmer Edison Light and Power

Co., r. 2215 Polk
Henry F., clerk, r. 10 Wetmore PI rear
Henry J., engineer, r. 1303 Harrison
Henry J., water tender str City of Puebla,

r. 638 Lombard
Henry T., stonecutter John D. McGilvray

& Co.,r. 403, 3d
H. F., messenger Pac. Transfer Co.
Hugh G., draughtsman Joshua Hendy

Machine Wks., r. 925 Hyde
J., printer, r. 457 Minna
Jacob S., painter, r. 6 Elliot Park
James, gasfltter, r. 1332 Broadway
James, laborer, r. 23a De Boom
James, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 24

Perry
James E., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,

r. 211, 2d
James F., clerk, r. 618, 23d
James H., shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg
& Co., r. 1114 Jessie
" Jane Mrs., r. Old People's Home
Mitchell J. E. Carpet Cleaning' and Reno-
vating Co. (incorporated), Campbell &
Sorensen managers, 240, 14th
" Jeanette Miss, saleslady George Wood, r.

610c Mason
" J. N., carpenter James Young, r. Oakland
" John, r. 504 Jessie
" John (Mitchell Bros.), r. 235, 24th
" John, contractor, r. 723 Franklin
" John, carpenter, r. 1264, 18th
" John, clerk Charles Colman
" John, horse trainer, r. Fulton nr 2d Av
" John, lineman Pac. Postal Tel. Cable Co.,
r. 1519 Dupont

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Mitchell John, printer, r. 115a 6th
" John, seaman, r. 142%, 4th
" John, stableman, r. 24 Perry
" John, steel worker Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 501

Napa
" John, teamster, r. 301 Sierra
" John, tin roofer Forderer Cornice Wks, r. 25,

9 th
" John Jr., chemist, r. 24 Perry
" John A., blacksmith, John W. Farren, r.

6I31/2 York
" John A., teamster, r. 328i/4, 7th
" John B., watchman Sutter.St. Ry., r. 1406

Pine
" John C, r. 813 Grove
" John D., policeman, r. 335 Cumberland
" John D., teamster, r. 517 Corbett Av
" John F.,r. 121 Fulton
" John F. Jr., porter Wheaton, Breon & Co.,

r. 121 Fulton
" John G., pickle maker Charles Shrakkart,

r. 720 Bryant
Mitchell John H., secretary Bosaui Engraving

and Printing Co., 523 Clay
•' John H., teamster, r. 6I314 York
" John J., fireman Engine 22, r. 1709 Webster
" John J., printer, r. 2724 Folsom
" John J., salesman, r. 721'/4 OaU
" John L., liquors, 1 Taylor
" John M., carpenter, r. 339, 4th
" John R., electrician and foreman Engine

22, r. 1815 Post
" John R., longshoreman O. R. &N. Co., r. 628

Lombard
" John S. (Meyerfeld, Mitchell & Co.), r. 838

Guerrero
" Joseph (Mitchell & Peggs), r. 559 Folsom
" Joseph, seaman, r. 665 Howard
" Joseph A., attorney at law, 610 Spreckels'

Bldg, r. 502 Grove
" Joseph H., buyer O'Brien & Spotorno, r.

1519 Grove
" Joseph H., salesman, r. 1624 Post
" Joseph M. B., engineer C. A.Warren, r. 210,

9th
" Josie Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 728 Sutter
" Kate, widow, r. 346 Oak
" Laura, domestic, 1611 Clay
" Lily Miss, saleswoman King, Moss & Co.,

r. 1221 O'Farrell
" Louis J., clerk, r. 613 Larkin
" Mamie T. Miss, printer The Wasp, r. 328V2,

7th
" Margaret, widow, r. 167 Tehama
" Margaret, widow, r. 505, 39th
" Martha S., widow, r. 1231 Dolores
" Martin, cook, r. 39 Eddy
" Mary, widow, r. 335, 34th
" Mary A., groceries and liquors, 356 Jessie
" Mary J. Miss, dressmaking, 517 Corbett Av
" Mary P., widow, r. 6 Ford
" Matthew, helper John W. Keller, r. 211i^

Valencia
" May Miss, dressmaker, r. 1720 Devisadero
" M. C, porter Charles L. Deming, r. 701 Lar-
kin
" Michael, driver P. Mitchell, r. Cambridge

nr Wayland
" Michael, liquors, 823 Howard
" Michael, stableman, r. 3112 Geary
" Michael M.. farmer, Visitacion Valley nr

Six Mile House
" Morris, clerk Railway Mail Service, r. 417

Jones
" Patrick, r. 9!?^ Cedar Av
" Patrick, r. 139 Minna

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Mitchell Patrick, dairyman. Cambridge nr Way-
land
" Patrick, laborer, r. 735 Brannan
" Patrick, laborer Thomas Mitchell, r. cor

Naples and Russia Av
" Paul, bookkeeper, r. 663 Harrison
" Peter, asphaltum rooflng, 328V2, 7th
" Peter, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 501 Napa
" Peter, horse trainer, r. 16 Hopeton Terrace
" Peter, longshoreman, r. 260;^ Brannan
" Peter L, dyer Golden Gate Woolen Mills,

r. 6151/2 York
" R. A., waiter Dennett's, r. 343 Minna
" Richard, r. 1519 Grove
" Robert, cook, r. 26 Eddy
" Robert, electrician, r. 502 Powell
" Robert, mason and builder, 40 New Mont-
gomery, r. 723 Franklin
" Robert, porter Charles Freundschuh, r. 527

Sacramento
" Robert B. (Pierson& Mitchell), attorney at
law, 28-32 Mills Bldg, 4th floor, r. Ala-
meda
" Robert M. Jr., printer F. H. Abbott, r. ZUVi

Jones
" Robert O.. cashier Westchester Fire Ins.

Co., r. Larkspur
" Russell, longshoreman, r. 5 Chestnut PI
" R. W., printer Salvation Army, r. 1139

Market
" Samuel, salesman Davis Bros., r. 1316 Octa-

via
" Samuel J. (Meyer, Mish & Co.), r. 1624 Post
" Samuel K., gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 28th

Av nr Clement
" Samuel L., carpenter, r. 715 0"Farrell
" Samuel P., commission merchant, r. 1617

Geai-y
" Schuyler C, master schr Orient, office 48

Market, room 1
" Solomon, fruits, NW cor Post and Mont-
gomery, r. Fulton nr 1st Av
" Stephen J. (Thomas F. Mitchell & Bros.),

r. 1339 Utah
" Susie T. Mrs., dressmaking, 638 Green
" Sydney G., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &

Co.', r. Alameda
" Thomas, r. 217 Francisco
" Thomas, r. Old People's Home
" Thomas, carpenoer U. S. Mint, r. 1339 Utah
" Thomas, dairy, cor Naples and Russia Av
" Thomas, hostler Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 24

Perry
" Thomas, plumber W. E. Lane, r. 217 2d
" Thomas, teamster, r. 718 Tehama
" Thomas Jr., clerk John H. Nolan, r. 24

Perry
" Thomas F. (Thomas F. Mitchell & Bros.)

r. 1324 Utah
' • Thomas F. & Brothers (Thomas F. , Stephen
J. and Alfred), carpenters and builders,
NW cor 25th and Utah
" Thomas H., plumber Phillip I. Prichard, r.

60, 3d
" Thomas J., compositor Monitor, r. 328%, 7th
" Thomas J., salesman Raphael Weill &

Co., r. 545 Turk
" T. J. (Mitchell & Gaffey), r. 545 Turk
" Walter W., clerk auditing dept. Wells

Fargo & Co., r. 1854 Howard
» William, r. 621 Bush
" William, r. 17 South Park
" William, boiler maker P. F. Dundon, r. 39

Louisa
" William, liquors, 515 Market, r. 1508 Powell
" William A., r. 2523 Gough

Mitchell William A. (Gray & Mitchell), r. Oak-
land
" William A., clerk Bank of British Colum-
bia, r. Alameda
" William E., engineer Western Sugar Re-
finery, r. 308, 12th
" William E., sawmaker Cal. Saw Wks, r.

628 Lombard
" William F., produce commission merchant,

310 Washington, r. 736 Oak
" William H., clerk delivery dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. 2711^2 Howard
" William H., clerk The Hamburger Co.. r. 7

Caroline
" William H., vault clerk Union Trust Co. of

S.F.,r. 923 McAllister
" William J., clerk, r. 517 Corbett Av
" William J., janitor Fireman's Fund Ins.

Co., r. 605 Stockton
" William L., stevedore S. F. Lumber Co., r.

1, Bowie Av
" William S., bookkeeper James C. Fvfe, r.

134, 14th

" Winnie Miss, stenographer, r. 628 Lombard

" & Gaffey (T. J. Mitchell and Philip M.

Gaffey), manufacturers' agents, 42

Crocker Bldg

" & Miller (Charles F. Mitchell and Joseph

L. Miller), liquors, 231 Kearny
" & Peggs (Joseph Mitchell and James
Peggs), liquors, 133, 3d
4®=Mitchell. See Michel and Mitchel
Mitchelson & Hibbard, dealers leaf tobacco
(Kansas City, Mo.) , office 410 Sacramento
Mitchkus John J. (Scheibel & Mitchkus), r. 2314

Bryant
Mitchler Alfred G., treasurer Frisbee, Risdon&

Co., 132 Market, r. The Colonial
Mitchum Amelia A. Mrs., r. 622b Geary
Mitrovich Alexander H. (Gudelj & Mitrovich),
r. 12 Sacramento
" John, carpenter, r. 346 Grove
" Mark L. (Curtoni & Mitrovich. and An-
thony V. Spiletak & Co.), r. 615 Turk
" Matthew, foreman George D. Bunker, r.

1019, 20th
" Samuel, cabinet maker William A.
Schrock
Mittelstadt Eugene, master mariner, r. 1230

Sanchez
Mitterlehner Johann, cellarman C. Schilling &

Co., r. 5 Ritch
Mittfeldt Minna Mrs., proprietor The Maple-
hurst, 1217 Polk
Mitti F., musician, r. 306 Montgomery Av
Mitton Cora S. Miss, r. 2719 Bryant
MiureaK., milk dealer, SW cor Carolina and

Santa Clara
Mix A. Mrs., widow, r. 231 Sanchez
" Charles H., driver, r. 18 Perry
" Frank, rancher, r. 9th Av South nr G
Mixer George H., president Novelty Machine

Works, 119 Main, r. 23 Beaver
MixterM.C. Mrs., proprietor The Orlando, 989

Howard
Mizahara H., artist Nathan, Dohrmann & Co.,

r. 630 California
Mize Edgar J., attorney at law, r. 426 California

Av
Mizner Charles, seaman, r. 117 Steuart
" Edgar A., agent Ruinart Champagne, 306
Market, r. Bohemian Club
Mizner Lansing, attorney at law, 717-718
Spreckels Bldg, r. University Club

Mizner William Garrison, M. D.,

physician and surgeon, office 215
Kearny, hours 10 a. m. to 4 p. m., tel-
ephone Main 5533

Mizner Wilson, artist Polk & Polk
Mizpah Presbyterian Church, Rev. F.

Doane pastor, 859 Harrison
Moale John G. F.. clerk car accountant

Co., r. .526 Harrison
-eS^Moale. See Mohl
Mobbs Robert, groceries, 961 Mission, r.

Eddy
Moberg Oscar (Simmons, Moberg& Kluck),

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Mobes August, waiter The Oberon, r. 13 Met-

calf PI
Mobley W. S., late night chief operator W. U.

Tel. Co., r. 1215 0ctavia
Mocabee John W. (Berges & Co.), r. 1223 Fill-
more
Moch Moses, clerk, r. 409 Eddy
Mock Charles A., bakery, 312 Hayes
" Elise, widow, r. 709 Hayes
" Frederick, railing maker, r. 330 Chestnut
•' George, clerk Bowers Rubber Co.
Mockel Ernst, stores and furniture, 1332 Pacific
" George, iron worker Brode & Clark Iron

Wks, r. Oakland
" George, waiter B. Huth, r. 1210 Kearny
" Herbert, molder Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg

Wks, r. 710 Green
" Victor (Coppieters & Mockel), r. Alameda
-e®-Mockel. See Moeckel

Mocker Andrew, traveling salesman Wellman,
Peck & Co., r. 1021 Page
" Edwin A., confectioner, 1306 Hayes
" Rudolph, r. 120 Jones
" William, r. 725 Golden Gate Av
" William Mrs., lodgings, 23 Kearny, r. 725

Golden Gate Av
" William H., musician, r. 725 Golden Gate
Av
Mocklar Michael, laborer Sutro Baths, r. 1

Ocean Terrace
Mockler Charles E., master mariner, 9 Mission,
r. 300 Davis
" John, r. 322 Duncan

" John Jr., mas ter mariner, r. 322 Duncan
Model Hotel, Rudolph Schnorf proprietor, 303A
Powell
" Laundry, Mrs. Annie DaroUes proprietor,
33 Chenery
Model Music Store, Armstrong & Bacon pro-
prietors, dealers musical merchandise
and instruments and sheet music, 735
Market
Model Window Hinge Co., R. B. McClellan

secretary, 5 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
Moden Augusta Miss, r. 317 Goden Gate Av
" Eric G., laborer, r. 317 Golden Gate Av
Modena Vincenzo, farmer, r. 702 Front
Modern Buildings of California, Salfield & Kohl-
berg publishers, 339 Kearny
Modern Laundry Co., Morris W. Davis man-
ager, 385-387, 8th
Modeste August L., baker Gerhard Muller, r.
11 Varennes
" Thomas A., baker, r. 11th Av South nr P
Modoch Samuel, molder, r. 417 Filbert
Modre Gilbert, laborer, r. 227, 2d
Modry Eugene P. (Modry, Kahn & Co.), r. 131,3a
" , Kahn & Co. (Eugene P. Modry and Los

Kahn), liquors, 131, 3d
" Marcus, r. 1229 McAllister
Moe Charles O., clerk Geo. Marcus & Co., r.
Oakland
" Christian, janitor Young Men's Christian

Assn. Bldg
" Christian, upholsterer, r. 23 Silver
" John S., porter Abner Doble Co., r. 279

Jessie
" Martin S., sign painter, 310 Stockton, r.

230^4 Oak
" Peter, teamster, r. 2 Belcher Court
" Peter I., sign writer Martin S. Moe, r.
2301/2 Oak
Moebus Frederick W. G., with Francis Smith

& Co., r. Alameda
Moeckel Henry, confectioner Christ & Frahm, r.

6I914 Larkin
4®= Moeckel. See Mockel
Moegling William, bakery and confectionery,

2658. Market
Moelk Henry P., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 593

Shrader
Moeller Adolf, groceries and liquors, 415, 4th, r.
185 Perry
" Bernard, baker Charles Strohmaier, r. 418

Brannan
" Claus W., varieties, 203, 6th, r. 211i4, 6th
" Ella, widow, dressmaker, r. 6i4 Hyde
" EmilO., salesman Dickman-Jones Co., r.
Alameda

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Moeller Ernest H., astrologist, 659 Clay, rooms
8-10
" Frederick, plumber J. B. Butterworth, r.
1130 Filbert
G. A., baker, r. 772 Mission
Gustav, bartender W. Leege & Co., r. 1011

Post
Gustave, watchman, r. 527V4 Greenwich
Harry, packer Tillmann & Bendel, r. Oak-
land
Henry W., waiter New Washington Hotel
Hugo, waller German Hotel, r. 560 Howard
Max, bottler, r. 232 Shotwell
Peter, apprentice William H. Birch & Co.,
r. 1130 Filbert
" Theodore, salesman M. A. Gunst & Co.
4®=" Moeller. See Miller, MoUer Mueller and

Muller
Moellinger Mathias, laborer, r. 776 Folsom
Moench Louis, stair builder, r. 3105 Leaven-
worth
Moench Mary, widow, r. 325 Jersey

" William, steward, r. 325 Jersey
Moenning Emil F., mechanic School Dept, r. 614
Octavia
" Gunther, tinsmith, 613 Octavia
" Herman A., bicycle repairer, 612 Octavia
Moesby Richard, silk weaver, r. 1019, 17th
Moesch George, cigarmaker Claus G. Umland,
r. 145, 4th
" Josephine Mrs., cook St. Luke's Hospital
Moesely Mary A., widow, r. 1310 Larkin rear
Moessner August, mechanical engineer, r. 1201
Folsom
" Gottlieb, kettleman John Wieland Brew-
ery, r. 623 Howard
Moesta Amalie, widow, private school, 729 Turk
Moeszinger Philip P., druggist Samuel A. Mc-
Donnell, r. 1709 Scott
Moffat Ann, widow, r. 19 Rincon PI
" Chemical Co., William J. McLaughlin,
manager, 632 Market, room 1
Moffat Henry, wholesale butcher, S s 1st Av
South nr Railroad Av, oface 238 Kearny,
r. 1239 Franklin
" James, molder Western Foundry, r. 19

Rincon PI
" James C, manager Cal. Sandstone and
Contracting Co. (Redding Cal.), oface 40
New Montgomery
" Samuel, carpenter, r. York nr Army
" William, molder Western Foundry r. 19

Rincon PI
" William H., with Henry Moffat, r. 1239
Franklin
Moffatt Bernard, printer, r. 1229 Howard
" Henry C, stairbuilder, r. 7 Pearl
" Harry V., student Van der Naillen's

School of Engineering, r. Mill Valley
" Henry, boiler maker, r. 314 Beale rear
" Hugh, brass finisher J. Roylance Brass

Wks, r. 22 Madison Av
" John (Moffatt & Meyer), r. 48 Grove
" Lawrence, carpenter, r. 29 Minna
" L. W. Mrs., widow, r. 1736 Pine
" Samuel, r. 1409 Clay
" William, seaman, r. 2803, 16th
" & Meyer (John Moffatt and Herman F.
Meyer), groceries and liquors, NE cor
Polk and Grove
Moffett Joseph, hostler, r. 12th Av nr California
Mofatt Bridget's., liquors. 264 Clementina
" Edward R,, machinist Perkins Pump and

and Engine Co., r. 812^4 Haight
" Harry M., deputy U. S. Marshal, r. Oak-
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Wholesale and Retail.

Moffltt James (Blake, Moffltt & Towne), r. Oak-
land
Moflatb James K., assistant cashier First Na-
tional Bank, r. Oakland
" Jolin, r. 341/2, 2d

" John W., sergeant police, r. 1307 Market
" Murray M., laborer Eagle Iron Wks, r. 655

Washington
" Thomas S.,asst. clerk Justices' Court, r.

2119 Webster
" WilliamH., r. 514, 3d
J8®-Moffitt. See Moffat and Moffatt
Mogan A. G. Miss, insurance, 205 Sansome
" August J., r. 602 Filbert
" Colin J., clerk Rinaldo Bros. & Co., r. 602
Filbert
Mogan Edmund P., attorney at law, 26 Mont-
gomery rooms 30-31, and Prosecuting At-
torney Police Court 2, r. 723, 15th
John, ship carpenter, r. 164 Perry
John, calker, r. 2539 Folsom
Joseph, asst. steward City Receiving Hos-
pital, r. 2539 Folsom
Joseph, carpenter, r. 212 Broadway
Joseph, fish and game warden, r. 602 Fil-
bert
Joseph, stevedore, r. 103 California Av
Joseph A., clerk H. Huddles ton & Co., r.

164 Perry
Joseph R., real estate, r. 723, 15th
Margaret G. Miss, compositor, r. 164 Perry
Mary, widow, r. 602 Filbert
Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 164 Perry
Patrick, laborer, r. 720 Clementina
Mogan Patrick J., attorney at law, 305 Larkin,
r. New Western Hotel
" Richard F., attorney at law, 38 Chronicle
Bldg, r. 1701 Turk
4®"Mogan. See Morgan and Mugan
Mogensen Herman, guard County Jail 2
Moger Ida, widow, retoucher Frederick H. Bush-
nell, r. 1021 Polk
" W. H., bridge builder, r. 560 Howard
Moggie Henry, butcher, r. 128 O'Farrell
Moglia Giacinto, cook Foppiano & Barbagelata,

r. 628 Broadway
Mohan Bernard, clerk O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.

211 Valencia
Mohaupt Charles A., barber, 307 Grant Av, r. 5

Dawson PI
MohlCarl G., clerk auditing dept. Wells, Fargo
& Co., r. 1723 San Carlos Av
" Charles, tanner S. Bloom & Sons, r. 35
Wolfe
Christian Rev., r. 1723 San Carlos Av
Elise K. Miss, nurse, r. 417 Van Ness Av
Emil, laborer, r. 1113i4 Tennessee
Emma K. Miss, nurse, r. 417 Van Ness Av
Hermann, chain maker, r. 11131/2 Tennessee
Jesse, asst. buyer Langley & Michaels Co.,
r. 1723 San Carlos Av
" John, laborer, r. 321 Green
>8®*Mohl. See Moale
Mohler Samuel, carpenter, r. 28, 10th
Mohlfeld Frank D., butcher, r. 620, 6th
" Louis, bottler Fredericksburg Bottling
Co., r. 128 Julian Av
Mohlmann John, seaman, r. 320Drumm
4®"Mohlmann. See Mahlmann
Mohn Bernard, r. 211 Valencia
Mohns Henry, president Mohns& Kaltenbach,
commission merchant and agent Ger-
manic Lloyd (Berlin), 29 Market, r. Ala-
meda
" Walter, cashier Mohns & Kaltenbach, r.
Alameda

Molins & Kaltenbach, (incorporated) Henry
Mohns president, wine and liquor mer-
chants, and Pacific Coast agents Carbo-
lineum Wood Preserving Co., 29 Market
Moholy John, engineer Chemical Engine 6 r
8th Av South bet L and M
Mary, widow, r. 8th Av South bet L and M
Philip, foreman Engine 11
Mohr A., r. 220 Montgomery Av
• Adolph, mason, r. 23 Lapidge
Anna, widow, r. 2017 Mission
Antoinette Mrs., varieties, 27031/^ Fol-
som
Anton, watchman Willow's Brewery, r. 20

Angelica
Charles, r. 1227 Hampshire
Charles B., clerk Mohr & Steflens, r. 1808

Larkin
Edwin, clerk W. Cohen, Hirsch & Co., r.

2218 Van Ness Av
Emil, real estate, ofBce 39 Flood Bldg, r.

301 Leavenworth
Ernest, clerk, r. NE cor Mission and

Be ale
Frederick W., gardener, r. Point Lobos

and 47th Avs
Gustav, fireman str Mariposa
Henry (South S. F. Packing and Provision

Co.), r. 2934 Folsom
Henry, clerk Mohr & Steffens, r. 1808 Lar-
kin
Henry, driver Michelson & Both, r. 2614

Bryant
Henry, hardware, 3261 Mission, r. 146 San

Jose Road
Henry A., shipping clerk John A. Roeb-

ling's Sons Co., r. 716 Capp
Henry A., shoemaker, 902 Larkin, r. 3 Myr-
tle Av
Jacob, compositor Abend Post, r. 326, 9th
Jacob A., painter, 3261 Mission, r. 146 San

Jose Road
Joseph, baker, r. 28 Maple Court
Kate Mrs., bakery and stationery, 326, 9th
Martin, stableman Farnsworth & Ruggles,

r. 15 Zoe
Maurice, dry goods, 320, 6th
Michael, bookkeeper J. Baumgarten & Co.,

r. 2218 Van Ness Av
Normand, clerk Christian F. Robertson, r.

2218 Van Ness Av
Peter, compositor, r. 1011 Clay
Rena, domestic, 2930 California
Richard (F. Junker & Co.), r. 1046 McAllis-
ter

" Rudolph, commission merchant, 402 Front,
room 4, r. 315 Hyde
Mohr Rudolph, secretary Germania, Hum-
boldt and Monarch Mutual Building and
Loan Associations, Sunnyside Land
Co., Golden State Land Co. and Brewers
Protective Association, ofBce 39 Flood
Bldg, r. 1812 Page
" Simeon J., packer W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. Sausalito
Mohr & Steffens (Henry A. Steffens), groceries
and liquors, NE cor Polk and Pacific Av
je®=-Mohr. See Moar, Moore and More
Mohrdick Martin H., r. 1009 Hayes
Mohrdieck Peter, machinist, r. 3105 Buchanan
Mohrhardt Edward F., secretary Board of Fire
Underwriters of the Pacific, 303 Califor-
nia, room 42, r. 1207 Waller
" Charles A., cashier Ronton, Holmes & Co.,
r. 715 Shotwell
Mohrig Edwin, bicycles wholesale and retail,

1510 Market, r. 321 Fulton
Mohrmann Christofer, groceries, SE cor Clem-
ent and 5th Av
" Esperanza, domestic, 1819 California
" Fred, bartender, r. 636 Commercial
" Fred & Co. (Nicholas Blanken and estate
of Frederick Mohrmann), groceries and
liquors, 501 Broadway
" Frederick (estate of), 501 Broadway
" Kate, widow, r. 418 Oak
" Mathias, shoemaker, 604 Ellis
" William F., clerk John Joost, r. 52 South
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MOHUN CHARLES C,

physician and surgeon, 1148 Sutter, r.
1810 Eddy, telephone Pine 2381. office
hours 2 to 4 p. m.

Mohun Mary C. Miss, secretary Holy Cross and
Mount Calvary Cemeteries, r. 1309 Scott

" Peter F., superintendent Holy Cross and
Mount Calvary Cemeteries, r. 1309 Scott

" Reginald, stonecutter, r. 1209 Scott
Moir George, marine engineer, 9 Mission, r.
Oakland

" Peter L., compositor Valleau & Peterson,
r. 1011 Clay
Moise Charles, stenographer claims dept S. P.
Co., r. 615 Taylor

" Edgar H., traveling salesman, r. 1714 Mar-
ket

" Edward W., salesman Sanborn, Vail & Co.,
r. 615 Taylor

" Leon I., traveling salesman Schlesinger &
Bender, r. 613 Eddy

MOISE L. H.,

manufacturer red rubber stamps,
stencils, steel stamps, seal presses,
novelties, etc., 320 Sansome, room 68,
telephone Main 400, r. 215 Pierce

Moitoret Anthony A., driver La Grande Laun-
dry, r. 129 Valley
" Victor, ironer La Grande Laundry, r. 230,
12th
Mojica Dolores, musical instrument maker, 1037
Kearny
" Luciano, teacher music, r. 1027 Kearny
" Pragades, widow, r. 919 Broadway
Mokelumne and Campo Seco Canal and Min-
ing Co., Simon Foorman president, Isaac
S. Foorman secretary, Charles E. Prin-
dle superintendent, 330 Pine, rooms
43-43
*®=Mokler. See Mockler

Moldenhauer Adolph M., miner, r. 316 Ash-
bury
" Charles J., longshoreman, r. 420, 4th
" Emile, driver, r. 420, 4th
" Henry, cooper, r. 35M Zee
" Meta Mrs., bakery, 420, 4th
" William, iron worker, r. 420, 4th
Moldrup August J., r. 1711 "Webster
" Charles, clerk, r. 1711 Webster
" Edward, bookkeeper, r. 1711 Webster
" Henry L., machinist, r. 509 Scott
" Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 623% Ellis rear
" William E., weigher Charles R. Allen, r.
Alameda
Moldt George, waiter, r. 907 Vallejo

" Jacob, waiter, i-. 907 Vallejo
Mole Arthur, r. 1703 Stockton
Molema Geert, blacksmith Jacob Stahlecker,
r. NW cor 10th Av South and I
" Henry, laborer, r. NW cor 10th Av South

and I
" Herman G., teamster J. G. James & Co., r.
NW cor 10 th Av South and I
Moleney Michael, teamster, r. 1301, 7th Av South
Molera E. J., office 606 Clay, r. 850 Van Ness Av
Molflno Carlo, laborer, r. 11 Pollard PI
" Gerolimo, bootblack, r. 10 Margaret PI
" Giobatto, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo
" Giuseppe, seaman, r. 3 Vallejo
" Paolo, boarding, 3 Vallejo
Moliere George W., harness maker Leibold Har-
ness Co., r. cor Shields and Thornton
" Harry L., clerk, r. cor Shields and Thorn-
ton
Moliere James W., physician, office and r. 406
Sutter, room 15, hours 10 a. m. to 1 p. m.,
3 to 5 and 7 to 8 p. m., telephone Main
1190
Moliis Albert I. (A. I. Moliis & Co.), r. 633 Davis
" A. I. & Co. (Albert I. and Albert L. Moliis),

plumbers, 623 Davis
" Albert L. (A. I. Molus & Co.), r. 623 Davis
Molin Edward A., bartender ABC House, r.

501 Kearny
Molinari Bianchina, widow, r. 5 St. Charles PI
" Carlo, sausage maker A. Chiesa, r. 1024
Montgomery

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

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Molinari Charles F., band sawyer Union Box
Factory, r. 517 Greenwich
" Giovanni B. (Mariscotti & Molinari), r. St.

George Hotel
" George, boxmaker, r. 5 St. Charles PI
" Gio B., scavenger, r. 16 Laurel
" Giovanni, scavenger, r. 109, 2d Av
" Giuseppe, scavenger, r. 109, 2d Av
" John, sawyer Union Box Factory, r. 5 St.

Charles PI
" Pasquale, sausage maker A. Chiesa, r. 1024

Montgomery
" Peter, marble cutter, r. Head nr Randolph
Molinaro Baptiste, boots and shoes, 507 Mont-
gomery Av
Molinat Leon, presser, r. 17b Laskie
Molineaux Mary E., widow, r, 1 Tiffany PI
J8S= Molineaux. See Molyneaux
Molini Rinaldo, flshdealer, 20 Grand Central

Market
Moliterno Louis, musician, r. 1324 Natoma
" P. James, salesman Wetmore Bros., r. 1023
Filbert
Molitor George, brewer, r. 1503V4 Guerrero
" Louise Miss, stenographer Goldberg,
Bowen & Co., r. IO/2, 8th
Molkenbuhr Charles L., machinist, r. 7 Mary e
Terrace
" S. W., invoice clerk Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. 7 Marye Terrace
Moll Alois, carpenter Thompson Bros., r. 560
Howard
" Ernest, steward Cafe Zinkand, r. 1037 Mis-
sion
" Jacob, paper box maker Max Waizman, r.
13 Laskie
Mollano Rosie Miss, r. 327 Broadway
Mollenkopf John M., shoemaker, r. 12 Haight
" John M. Jr., shoemaker, r. 13 Haight
" William, clerk H. Huddleston & Co., r. 12
Haight
MollerCarl, cigar manufacturer, 113 Morris Av
" Charles F., bartender W. H. Moller, r. 1002

Jackson
" Dora, widow, r. 9261/2, 22d
" Emil, collector, r. 112ob Oak rear
" Frank, r. 276 Minna
" Fred, clerk Payot, Upham & Co., r. 750,

17th
" Frederick F. , manager Charles Newstream,

r. Alameda
" Heinrich, portrait artist, 219 Geary
" Henry J. C, machinist Main St. Iron Wks,

r. 1622 Polk
" Jacob A., bookkeeper L. E. White Lumber

Co., r. Alameda
" James, gardener, r. 1741 Union
" John, laborer, r. 806 Humboldt
Moller John, wines and liquors, SE cor Mission
and Fremont, r. NE cor Fremont and
Folsom
" John F., groceries, 539, 2d
" Julia Miss, dressmaker, r. 926'/^, 22d
" Julia Miss, notions, 750, 17th
" Louis, gunsmith, 703 California, r. 1018

Clay
" Louis H., plumber, r. 926i4, 23d
" Marie Miss, domestic, 539, 3d
" SorenP., gardener, r. 1741 Union
" Wlliam (Dalziel & Moller), r. Oakland
" William D., plumber, r. 926!/2, 32d
" William H., liquors, 809-811 Kearny, r. Ala-
meda
4®=Moller. See Moeller, Mueller and Muller
MoUergren John, tailor, r. 299'^ Clementina
MoUestad J., painter, r. 512 Bush

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Mollett Edward A., laborer, r. 1110 Powell
" Frank C, tailor, r. 1219, 21st
" William, car cleaner S. P. Co., r. 1110 Wash-
ington
Mollison James J., grand secretary United
Ancient Order of Druids, 413 Sutter, r. 170
Perry
" John C, helper Union I. Wks, r. 170 Perry
" John C. Jr., helper, r. 170 Perry
" William, steward C. D. Zeile, r. 526 Pacitic
Molloy Ann, widow, r. 239 (33914), 13th
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 9^ Welsh rear
" George M., engineer, r. 1315 Powell
" Hugh, r. 211, 12t.h
" James, laborer, r. 509 Hermann
" James M., wheelwright H. B. Schindler. r.

239 (3391/2), 13th
" John, second-hand safes and scales, 54

Clay, r. 2207 Devisadero
" John, laborer, r. 9% Welsh rear
" Joseph, pantryman str Corona
" Josephine T. Miss, grand secretary Young
Ladies' Institute, 63 Donohoe Bldg, r.
211, 12th
" Martha E. Miss, teacher Webster Primary

School, r. 2515 Broadway
" Martin, longshoreman, r. 37 Everett
" Mary, widow, liquors, 55 Clementina
" Matthew, carpenter, r. 953 Folsom
" Michael, groceries and liquors, 3424 Mis-
sion
" M. T. Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home
" Monica Miss, cloak maker, r. 220 Ash Av
" Neil, carpenter, r. 222 Church
" Nellie G., widow, r. 159 Clara
" Norah, widow, r. 1029i/^ Valencia
" Patrick, r. 220 Ash Av
" Patrick, notions, 1313 Point Lobos Av

MOLLOY P. C,

real estate and house broker, 138 Mont-
gomery, telephone Main 622

Molloy Peter, laborer, r. 10071/2 Minna
" Samuel, book binder, r. 16 Willow Av
" Thomas, r. 724 Fillmore
" Thomas G., clerk, r. 617 Bush
" William, bartender The Baldwin, r. 24, 6th
" William, expressman, r. 387 Arlington
" William, liquors, 30 East, r. 1710 Howard
" William, marine fireman, r. 557 Howard
4®"Molloy. See Malloy and Mulloy
Molach William, carpenter, r. 219 Minna
Moloney Frank, seaman, r. 406 Broadway
" Frederick J., clerk Jackson's Napa Soda

Mineral Water, r. 4505^ Tehama
" James, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 1301,

7th Av South
" John C, mounter Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.

1120 Mission
" John E., clerk, r. 920 Howard
" Kate Miss, spinner Tubbs Cordage Co., r

1301, 7th Av South
" Mary, widow, 407 Taylor
" Mary Miss, spinner Tubbs Cordage Co., r.

1301, 7th Av South
" Patrick E., laborer School Dept, r. lOl^/i, 5th
" Timothy J., boiler maker, r. 21 Moss rear
Molony Edward J., druggist Louis Zeh, r 410
Eddy
" James J., surgeon str Coptic, r. 410 Eddy
" Jeremiah D., capitalist, r. 410 Eddv
«®"Molony. See Maloney
Molsen Louise, widow, propri etor The Saratoga ,

118, 6th •
Molteno Dora, widow, dressmaker, r. 833 Geary
rear

Molter Charles, wagons and buggies, 1114 Mis-
sion, r. 611 Jessie
Moltzen Mary, widow, r. 165 Minna
" Oscar, clerk Charles Guillet, r. 165 Minna
" Walter, clerk, r. 165 Minna
Molyneaux James, mo Ider Atlas L Wks, r. 512

Connecticut
4®="Molyneaux. See Molineaux
Mombach Mary, widow, r. 311 Clipper
Mombert E. & Co. (Emile Mombert), wines
and liquors, 537 Post
" Emile (E. Mombert & Co.), r. lUVA IVJont-

gomery
" Nicholas, tinsmith, r. 428 Broadway
Momboisse Raymond, laundry, 1233 Mason
Momm Catherine Mrs., janitress Edison Pri-
mary School, r. 1313 Nebraska
" John, laborer, r. 1313 Nebraska
Mon Caroline, domestic, 1914 Washington

" Louis, driver Model Laundry, r. 33Chenery
Mona John P. A., teamster, r. 34 Alabama
" Mary, widow, r. 34 Alabama
" Victor J., conductor Cal. St. RR, r. 1415Hyde
Monaco James, salesman John Bulotti, r. 2526
California
" John, waiter Jesse Gobey, r. 1528 Powell
" John B., artist, 702 Market
" Louis, photographer, 702 Market, r. 301
Dolores

MONACO PAUL,

music boxes, singing birds and me-
chanical figures, practical maker and
repairer, 120 Sutter, rooms 82-83

Monaghan Barclay, porter Dunn Bros.
" Daniel, fiume tender Spring Valley W. W.,

r. Lobos Creek nr Baker's Beach
" Edward, shoemaker, I6O914 Folsom
" Edward, teamster P. A. McDonald, r. 7239^

Clementina
" Frank J., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r.

1609 Folsom
" Hugh, r. bbVA Natoma
" Hugh, sergeant police, r. 1412 Vallejo
•' John, elevatorman, r. 31 Washington Av
" John, molder Atlas Iron Wks
" John H., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 622 Ten-

John T., machinist Union I. Wks, r. 622
Tennessee

Michael, laborer, r. 46 Jessie

Michael, laborer, r. SW cor 28th and Tif-
fany Av

Michael, laborer S. P. Co., r. 120 Gilbert

Patrick, laborer, r. Lobos Creek nr Baker's
Beach

Patrick, shoemaker, 1059 Folsom, r. 15 Gar-
den

Stephen, stove mounter W. W. Montague
& Co., r. Ocean View

Thomas, stock cutter Buckingham &
Hecht, r. bbm Natoma

Thomas H., plumber, 1502 Polk, r. 1434 Cali-
fornia

Charles A., laundryman, r. 129 Fran-
cisco

David, butcher, r. 16 Harriet

David M., printer, r. 1421 Octavia

Dennis, gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 2424 Cali-
fornia

Eliza, widow, r. 729 Hayes

Frank J., salesman Koenig's, r. 729 Hayes

Harry J., collector, r. 729 Hayes

Henry (Monahan & Shillcock), r. 1421 Octa-
via

James, boiler maker, r. 411 Mason

James F., teamster James Smith, r. 16 Har-
riet

Jennie Miss, dressmaking, 411 Mason

Jeremiah, r. 23 Clara

John (John Monahan & Co.), r. 423 Ridley

John, laborer, r. 521 Howard

John, painter, r. 406 Broadway

John, rope splicer Market St. Ry., r. 126
Bernard

John, solicitor Fireman's Fund Ins. Co., r.
454 Bryant

John, stereotyper Am. Type Founders Co.,
r. 605 Bryant

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Monahan John, telegraph operator, r. 645J^

Stevenson
Monaliail Jolin & Co. (John Monahan), book
and job printers, 412 Commercial
" John F., shipping clerk Healdsburg and
Sonoma Commission Co., r. Russ House
" John J., plumber, r. 159 Clara
" John J., salesman J. T. Sullivan, r. 454

Bryant
" John P., upholsterer, r. 645j^ Stevenson
" Lilian, widow, r. 653 Howard
'• Lizzie, domestic, 1501 Van Ness Av
" Margaret, widow, r. 16 Harriet
" Margaret Miss, agent Domestic Sewing

Machine, r. 1931 Mission
" Mary, widow, r. 645Ji Stevenson
'• Mary H. Miss, dressmaker, r. 225, 14th
" Michael, compositor Commercial Publish-
ing Co., r. 1409 Jackson
" Michael, conductor Market St. Ry., r.

1108/2 Pacific
" Michael, laborer, r. 3!4 Harrison Av
" Michael, laborer, r. 1012y2 Florida
" Minnie A. Miss, teacher Fairmount Pri-
mary School, r. 417 Larkin
" Patrick, groceries and liquors, 1222 Folsom
" Patrick, laborer Albert E. Buckman, r.

NW cor Steiner and Hermann
" Richard, jockey, r. 1012i/2 Florida
" Thomas, box maker, r. 1120 Howard
" Thomas F, r. 225, 14th
" Thomas J., clerk Capelli & Solari, r. 9

Grant Av
" Thomas T., plumber, r. 454 Bryant ^
" William, fireman, r. 78 Everett
" William, tanner, r. 1234 York
" William A. W., machinist Electrical En-
gineering Co., r. 2219 Van Ness Av
" William J., watchman, r. 604^4 Mission
Monahan & Shillcock (Henry Monahan and
Henry J. Shillcock), importers and deal-
ers photographic goods, 618-620 Clay,
telephone Main 5840
4®" Monahan. See Monaghanand Moynihan
Monarch Card Machine Co., Charles Leonhardt
Jr. manager, agents for all kinds of
slot machines, 200 Sutter, telephone
Red 365
Monarch Mutual Building' and Loan Associa-
tion, Diedrich Becker president, Ru-
dolph Mohr secretary, 39 Flood Bldg
" M. V. Co., distillers (Owensboro, Ky.),
Samuel McCartney agent, office 318 Front
" The, William Wallace proprietor, 1346
Market
Monarch Wine Co. The, Terrier & Teahan pro-
prietors, wines and liquors, wholesale
and retail, 346, 3d
Monasch Aaron, tailor, r. 1055 Folsom
" Bertha Miss, stenographer B. Blumenthal

& Co., r. 459 Clementina
" David, cashier Seppich & Kleinhans, r.

562^4 Clementina
" Herman, tailor, r. 458 Clementina
" Mayer, tailor Joseph F. Plato, r. 1055 Fol-
som
Moncade Jean, gardener Serveau Bros., r. 2328

California
Moncisvais Carlos (Moncisvais & Jones), r. 827
Jackson
" & Jones (Carlos Moncisvais and William
H. Jones), manufacturing jewelers, 339
Kearny
Monck Ann, widow, r. 2813 Howard
" George J., bookbinder J. B. Mclntyre, r.
Oakland
j6®= Monck. See Monk and Munk
Monckton Daniel, mining, r. 3311 Webster
Monckton Frank D., U. S. Commissioner, clerk
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals, and at-
torney at law, U. S. Appraisers' Bldg,
room 46, r. 2.508 Clay
" Sheldon P., deputy U. S. Marshal, r. 2311
Webster
Mondada Thomas, waiter, r. 13 Trenton
Mondeik Andrew, maltster Herman Zwieg, r.

49V4 Jessie
Mondell John, bartender Theodore Tominski. r.
32, 4 th

W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.

Artistic Tiles,

Plain, Glazed and. Decorated.

AMERICAN AND ENGLISH-
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET ST.

Mondot Antoine, helper Nevada Restaurant, r.

609 Pine
Mondragon Arthur, paper carrier, r. 529 Union
" Lawrence, porter C. H. Boone, r. 529 Union
" Philip, porter Pioneer W. L. and Color
Wks, r. 28 Stone
Mondt Philip, bookkeeper California Sugar

Refinery, r. Oakland
Mone John J., attorney at law and Court Com-
missioner, 9-13 Nevada Blk
Monestier Joseph, cellarman E. Gamier & Co.,

r. 116 Bernard
Monet Charles, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. IQV. Glover
" Clementina Miss (T. & E. Monet), r. 1418

Taylor
" Emma Miss (T. & E. Monet), r. 1418 Taylor
" John B., r. 1418 Taylor

" Louis, engraver L. H. Moise, r. 1112 Pacific
" T. & E. (Miss Clementina and Miss Emma)

milliners, 128 O'Farrell
" Victor, draughtsman, r. 1114 Pacific
Monett Louis, capitalist, 446 California
Monetzi Acutzo, fisherman, r, 1315 Sansome
Money Kyrle, r. 792, 18th
" William C, rubberworker Bowers Rubber
Co., r. 9 Powell
Money penny Charles, waiter Montgomery" s

Hotel
Monga Enrico, cook Sartori & Fantina
Monge Gireodi, widow, r. 116 Ivy Av
Monges Henry B. Rev., assistant rector Chtirch
of the Advent (Episcopal), r. 104 Guerrero
" Henry B. Jr., architect, r. 2 Fella PI
" Joseph T., bookkeeper Rathjen Bros., r.

104 Guerrero
'^ Margaret Miss, nurse, r. 104 Guerrero
" Richard F., student, r. 104 Guerrero
Mongini Frederick, porter, r. 519 Greenwich
" Giacomo, laborer, r. 519 Greenwich
■' Joseph, porter Trobock & Bergen, r. 519
Greenwich
Moni Andrew (Roccatagliata & Moni), r. 921a
Pacific
" Frank, peddler, r. 65 Henry
" Giovanni B., hostler, r. 420 Vallejo
" Jacob, r. 416 Broadway
Monighetti Antonio, bartender, r. 1012 Mont-
gomery
" Joseph (Monighetti & Marioni), r. 666

Howard
" & Marioni (Joseph Monighetti and James
Marioni), liquors, 666 Howard
Moninger Joseph S., 1st assistant engineer str

Eureka, r. 22 Quinn
Monino Gustave, peddler, r. 518 Filbert rear
Monitor Battery No. 1 San Francisco Fire

Department, 1315 California
Monitor Publishing Co., publishers The Mon-
itor, 539 Clay
Monitor The (Catholic weekly). Monitor Pub-
lishing Co. publishers, 529 Clay
Monk Frederick, brewer, r. 1359i/i Minna
" Henry M., with History Co., r. 21, 6th
" Patrick, r. 21,6th
4®=Monk. See Monck and Munk
Monkcom Charles J., locksmith. 1083 Howard
Monkman J. H. Mrs., r. 544 Turk
Monks Frank, carpenter, r. 6a 24th
" Mary, widow, r. 22;4 Bluxome
" Mary, widow, r. 554 Minna
" Mary, widow, r. 1313 Sansome
" Richard B., carpenter Bernhard Mattress

Co., r. 1139 Jessie
" Samuel, ladies' hairdressing, 122 Mc-
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"CmDIAN GLOB" WHISKY.

The age and genuineness of this whisky
are guaranteed by the Excise Department of I
the Canadian Government, by certificate I
over the capsule of every bottle.

WILLIAM WOLFF & CO., 329 Market St.

Monnie Jacques, with E. Garnier & Co., r. 615

Sacramento
Monnier George, wines and liquors, 1153 Howard
" Peter, liquors, 825 Valencia, r. 420 Austin
Av
Monnin George F., shoemaker Monnin & Son, r.
1224 Kearny
" John B. (Monnin & Son), r. 1224 Kearny
" John P. (Monnin & Son), r. 1224 Kearny
" Katie, widow, r. 11 Bridge PI
" & Son (John B. and John P.), shoemalsers,
546 Washington
Mono Gold Mining Co., Henry D. Walker presi-
dent, Milton E. Willis secretary, 62 Ne-
vada Block
Monotti Alfred, salesman Getz Bros. & Co., r.
1419 Dupont
" Frederick, cabinet maker Sterling Fur-
niture Co., r. 516 Pacific
Monrad Henry G., carpenter, r. 321, 22d Av
Monreal Dolores, widow, r. 634 Vallejo
" Julia Mrs., r. 634 Vallejo
" M. Miss, laundress, r. 634 Vallejo
Monro George, oiler str Belgic, r. 11 Silver
" William J., advertising bookkeeper The
Examiner, r. 1816 Baker
Monroe C. A., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1608
Turk
" C. Henry, helper A. McBoyle & Co., r. 512i/4

Francisco
" George, shoemaker G. M. Kutz & Co., r. 969

Mission
" Harry, liquors, SE cor Jackson and Kear-
ny and proprietor Logsdon House, 336a
Bush
" Henry, laborer, r. 250 Tehama
" Henry E., attorney at law, 37 Mills Bldg,

5th floor, r. 828 Powell
" Howell J., porter Lane Hospital
" John, wiper S. P. Co., r. 28O31/2 Howard
" John E., steward tugboat Fearless, r. SE

cor Jackson and Drumm
" Nathaniel, steward, r. 16 Lynch
" Philip, real estate, 5-6 Mills Bldg, 2d floor,
r. Berkeley
Monroe Prlmars^ School. Miss Annie M. Hag-
arty principal, cor China Av and London
nr Five Mile House
" Richard, 2d mate str Bonita, r. Sausalito
" The, lodgings. Miss A. Bradley proprietor,

612 Bush
" William, plumber, r. 1818 Fell
" William, solicitor, r. 1816 Baker
" William A., mining expert, r. 906 Steiner
4®="Monroe. See Munro and Munroe
Monroy Esperanza, widow, r. nOSYz Jones
Monsarrat J. F., r. 319 Sutter
Monsees Henry, driver, r. 1010 McAllister rear
" Henry, groceries, 764 Bryant
" John A., boiler maker Union I. Wks, r.

Iowa nr Yolo
" Louis, r. 1010 McAllister rear
" Rebecca, widow, r. 1010 McAllister rear
Monseigneur Antone, r. 324, 18th
Monsen Andros P., carpenter, r. 10 Rutledge Av
Monsler Ernest L., tailor, r. 224 Linden Av

" Mary J. E., widow, r. 224 Linden Av
Monson Albert, deckhand str Sausalito
" Albert, journalist, r. 227, 6th
" Charles, framemaker Herrman Cohen, r. 24

North Av
" Eliza C, widow, r. 813, 20th
" Frank C, clerk, r. 813, 20th
" Frederick H., salesman Hawley Bros.

Hardware Co., r. Lorin, Cal.
" H., cook Twenty-sixth St. Hospital

Monson John, seaman, r. 739, 4th
" Louis, seaman, r. 1003 Battery
" Mary, domestic, 1220 McAllister
" Samuel B., salesman Mack & Co., r. 813,20th
4®=Monson. See Munson
Mont-Rouge Vineyard (Livermore Valley,
Cal.), Chauche & Bon proprietors, 695
Front
Montag Herman, trimmer Edison Light and

Power Co., r. 1313 Vermont
MontagueCatherine Miss, lodgings, 251 Tehama
" Charles, bookkeeper Rochat & Schlingman,
r. Oakland
Charles C. engineer Engine 10, r. 463, 3d
Charles G., salesman D. M. Moran&Co.,

r. 708 O'Farrell
Delia, widow, r. 708 O'Farrell
Edward, horseshoer E. M. Graney, r. 1016

Jackson
Edward J, (Montague & Corneen), r. 42 Val-
ley
Edward T., clerk, r. 463, 3d
Eliza Miss, dressmaker, r. 937 Post
Harry, waiter Emil Quarg, r. 417 Kearny
Henry B., attorney at law, 28 Mills Bldg,

8th floor
John F., superintendent Golden Gate

Foundry, r. 515 Valencia
John R., lumberman E. K. Wood Lumber

Co., r. 139, 4th
J. P., master mariner, 9 Mission
Joseph, blacksmith, r. 16 Circular Av
Lottie, widow, r. 8 Welsh rear
Margaret, widow, r. 8 Germania
Martin, waiter, r. 409 Minna
Mary, widow, r. 114, 2d
Mary S., widow, r. 463, 3d
P., bookkeeper, r. 139, 4th
Philip S.. advertising solicitor Examiner,
r. 2530 Mission
Montague Wilfred W., president W. W. Mon-
tague & Co., 309-317 Market, r. 1103 Bush

MONTAGUE W. W. & 00.

(incorporated), W. W. Montague pres-
ident, A. A. Watkins vice-president, E.
J. Duncomb secretary, C. A. Belden
treasurer, Daniel Wilson assistant
treasurer, importers and jobbers
stoves, ranges, metals, mantels, tin-
ners' stock, etc.. 309-317 Market

Montague & Corneen (Edward J. Montague and
John Corneen), cigars and tobacco, 1600
Valencia

Montal John, fruits, 818 Pacific, r. 820 Pacific

Montaldo Charles, bartender William Abbott,
r. 124, 6th

Montanya George, tinsmith, r. 23>^ Ritch rear

Montauban Alexandrine, widow, r. 117 Trenton
" Etienne, porter, r. 117 Trenton

Montcharmont Josephine Mrs., r. 1340 Folsom

Monte Christopher, restaurant, 1401 Valencia,
r. 47 Hoff Av
" Cristo Hotel, Louis Beyersdorf proprietor,

SE cor Pine and Central Av
•' Joseph F., bookkeeper Fontana &Co., r.

1625 Dupont
" M., quartermaster str Belgic, r. 709 McAl-
lister

J8®-Monte. See Monti

Monteagle James A., draughtsman Fulton Eng.
& Ship Bldg Wks, r. 102 Ellis
" Louis F., office 116 Leidesdorfl, r. 2516
Pacific Av

Montealegre Carlos F. (Montealegre & Co.), and
director Wine Makers' Corporation,
offlce 230 California, r. 512 Sutter
" Francisco G. (Montealegre & Co.), r. 512

Sutter
" Maria T. Miss (Montealegre & Co.), r. 512
Sutter

MONTEALEGRE & CO.

(Carlos F., Francisco G. and Maria T.
Montealegre), importers and commis-
sion merchants, 230 California

Montecito Mining Co. (Mono Co.), D. M. Kent

secretary, 330 Pine, rooms 33-36
Monteil Frederic, watchman, r. 815 Stockton

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Monteith A. J., watclimaii U. S. Sub Treasury,

r. Oakland
Monteith George W„ attorney at law, 136
Crocker Bldg, r. San Rafael

" James (Mellon & Monteith), r. 28 Turk
Montell Edgar H., boatman U. S. Customs

" Emil, clerk Thos. F. Rigney, r. 9 Her-
mann

" Francis M., day watchman P. M. SS. Co's.
yards, r. 935, 23d

"• Frank, barber, 14 Bryant, r. 103 Ellis

" GeorgeA., city buyer Miller, Sloss & Scott,
r. Alameda

" John H. M., freight clerk P. M. SS. Co., r.
Alameda

" N. E. Mrs., stenographer James A. Way-
mire, r. Alameda
Montella James, longshoreman, r. 10181^ Mont-
gomery
Montello The, Mrs. M. L. Germain proprietor

201 Powell
Monten Julius, machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks

r. 1215 Clay
Montenegro Francisco, porter W. R. Nelson, r
1133 Broadway

" R. S. (Harlow & Montenegro), 915 Market
Monterichard Thomasina, widow, r. 924 Sacra

men to
Montero Anastasio, musical instrument re-
pairer, r. 6121/4 Broadway

" Luigi, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo
Monteverde Alberto A., clerk, r. 1618 Sutter

" Florencio E., mechanical expert, 137 Mont-
gomery, r. 1618 Sutter

" Florencio E. Jr., bookkeeper, r. 1618 Sutter

" Lawrence, clerk, r. 491, 4th
Montezuma Tunnel and Mining Co., George S.
Montgomery president, office 530 Kearny,
room 1
Montfort M. L. Mrs., cigar manufacturer, 1434

Howard, r. 1432 Howard
Montgomery Aitken, engineer, r. 801 Bay

" Alexander H. (Montgomery & Holtham), r.
510, 17th

" Aline, domestic, 2000 California

" Annie and Hazel G., W. F. Goad and A. W.
Foster trustees, 40-41 Mills' Bldg, 9th
floor

" A. S. Mrs., proprietor The Shasta, SWYi
Sutter
Montgomery Block, E s Montgomery bet Wash-
ington and Merchant
Montgomery Block Real Estate Associates,
Joseph Pescia president, E. C. Palmieri
secretary, Bartholomew Ratto manager,
24 Montgomery Block

" Carrie Judd Mrs., publisher Triumph of
Faith, 520 Kearny, r. Beulah, Alameda
Co.
Montgomery Charles, manager Brooklyn Hotel,
208-212 Bush, and Montgomery's Hotel,
227-229, 2d, r. Brooklyn Hotel

" Craig, traveling salesman Kempkey, Gil-
ham & Sawyer, r. ISlOVs Page

" Douglass W. physician, 1134 Sutter

" Edward L., miner, r. 915 Capp

" Eliza, widow, r. 951 Folsom

" Elizabeth G., widow, r. 741 Golden Gate Av

" Emma, widow, r. 609 Polk

" F., pantryman str City of Sydney

" F. A., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1434
Turk

" Frank Jr.. teamster Western Meat Co..
r. 16 Garden

" George S., mining, 520 Kearny, r. Beulah,
Alameda Co.

" George W., cutter J. M. Litchfield & Co.,
r. 1413, 35th

" G. R., clerk general freight office S. P. Co.,
r. Oakland

" Henry B., bookkeeper, r. 234 O'Farrell

" House, Mrs. Kate Braun proprietor, 613
Mission

" James, expressman, NE cor Washington
and Polk, r. 15 Bonita rear
Montgomery John, physician, office and r. 336a
Bush

" John, spoon maker Union I. Wks, r. 72
Tennessee

Montgomery John, stableman Gustave Lin-
dauer, r. 863 Howard

" John J., driver John Swigert, r. 15 Bonita

" John J., laborer, r. 10 Louisa

" Lizzie, widow, r. 741 Golden Gate Av

" Market, Hofmann & Woenne proprietors,
707 Market

" Murdock O., conductor Presidio and Fer-
ries R. R., r, 1114 Union

" Rebecca, widow, r. 616, 23d

" Robert, marine engineer, r. 637 Folsom

" Robert E., clerk manager's office S. P. Co.,
r. 743 Golden Gate Av

" Samuel M., medical student, r. 121 Turk
Montgomery Street Pharmacy, William Simp-
son proprietor, 603 Montgomery

" Thomas, dental student, r. 1714 Market

" Victor, baker, r. 1182 Harrison

" William A., cook, r. 1533 Polk

" William C, chiet adjuster U. S. Mint, r.
544 Turk

" William E., gold polisher Shreve & Co., r.
Oakland

" William J., teamster W. W. R. Hatch &
Son, r. 3308 Harrison

" William M., silver chaser Shreve & Co., r.
Oakland

MONTGOMERY & CO.

(James West, John Elliott and John
Gordon), grocers and tea merchants,
31, 6th, 118. 3d and 1645 Polk

Montgomery & Holtham (Alexander H. Mont-
gomery and George F. Holtham), ex-
pressmen, 303 Sutter
Montgomery's Hotel, Charles Montgomery

proprietor, 327, 2d
Monthey Gustav, barber Golly & Fuchs, r. 308

Sutter
Monti Louisa, widow, saleslady S. Paganini, r.
519 Green
' ' Peter (Monti & Raicevich) , r. 630 Linden Av
" Pietro, porter, r. 1713 Dupont
" Vincent W., bookkeeper, r. 519 Green
" & Raicevich (Peter Monti and Bozo Raice-
vich), restaurant, 8 Hayes
j8®= Monti. See Monte and Monty
MontibiancoC, gardener Colombo Market
Montmayeur Pierre (Argoud & Montmayeur), r.

706 Pine
Montpellier Albert M., r. 2011 Buchanan
Montrose Ellery D., salesman Dyer & Koch, r.
1609 Geary
" Mary A., widow, r. 1609 Geary
" The, Mrs. D. Peyser proprietor, SE cor

Geary and Van Ness Av
" Wesley, machinist C. J. Periam & Co., r.
1609 Geary
Montry Joseph A., gas fitter S. F. Novelty &

Plating Wks. r. 51,3d
Monts Frank B., r. 1118 York
Mooburg Andrew, tanner Poetsoh & Petersen,

r. 1019 Vermont
Moock Jacob, butcher, 31 Valencia

" Peter, butcher C. W. Foster, r. 537 Howard
Moody Albert M., hostler Seal Rock House
" Alex, wardroom steward Revenue cutter

Commodore Perry, r. 521i/4 Geary
" Clemens, pressman California Demokrat,

r. Oakland
" Charles R., undertaker. City Receivmg
Hospital
Moody D. B., secretary Sperry Flour Co.,NE
cor California and Front, r. San Jose
" Edmund F., teamster Whitney Transfer
Co., r. Oakland

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Moody Edward V., plumber, r. 309 Hyde
" Edwin, master mariner, r. 1416 Broadway
" Emma H. Mrs., millinery, 303 Golden Gate

Av
" Enoch P., clerk Whitney Transfer Co., r.

Oakland
" Frank L., carpenter, r. 1019 Jackson
Moody Frederick S., proprietor California Wool

Depot, 423-433 Townsend, telephone

South 181 and 135-135, Bluxome and

Brannan Street Warehouse, 609-617

Brannan, r. Burlingame, Cal.
" George, delivery clerk P. M. SS. Co"s

Wharf, r. Alameda
" I. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1019 Jackson
" John C, carpenter, r. 2530 Howard
Moody John F., president Seal Rock Paint Co.,

54, 3d, r. Sacramento, Cal.
" John H., porter Deere Implement Co., r.

Oakland
•' Joseph A., machinist Fulton Eng. & Ship

Bldg. Wks, r. East Oakland
" Joseph L., capitalist, 308 Sansome, r. SE

cor Lombard and Jones
" Mary B. Mrs., widow, r. 309 Hyde
" Mary W. Mrs., physician, 2520 Howard
" M. W., r. 100 Jones
" Nancy M., widow, r. 1019 Jackson
" Peter, r. 2 Washington
" Walter R., salesman Davis Bros., r. 35

Geary
Moody ville Lands and Saw Mill Co., Limited,

Burrard Inlet B. C, Welch & Co.

agents, 220 California
Moon Albert, millwright Cahill&Hall Elevator

Co., r. 435 Geary
" Alfred, machinist, r. 713 Franklin
" Andrew J., r. 5V2 Kearny
" Carrie, widow, dressmaker, r. 618 Jessie
" Frederick, r. 10 Monroe
" Edward, r. 718 Golden Gate Av
" Frederick, plater Cal. Gas Fixture Co., r. 10

Monroe
" Frederick H., conductor Market St. Ry, r.

109 Clement
" James, laborer, r. 3714 Zoe
" Milton W., bookkeeper, r. 138 Gough
" Robert T., electrician, r. 10^^ Langton
4®" Moon. See Mhoon
Mooney Ann, widow, r. 3 Roach
" Arthur, varieties, 1307 Buchanan
" Bernard, laborer, r. 261, 1st
" Charles A., feeder Schmidt Label & Litho.

Co., r. 444, 29th
" Daisy Miss, dressmaker, r. 720 Octavia
" Daniel E., r. 193 Hyde
" Edward, contractor, r. 442% Duncan
" Eliza, widow, r. 328 Fell
" Ellen, widow, r. ]012Potrero Av
" Frances Miss, teacher Humboldt Primary

School, r. Oakland
" Frank, pressman Brunt, r. 735% Union
" Frank A., compositor Call, r. 735% Union
" Honora, widow, r. 4 Moulton PI
" Isaac T., r. 1708a Hyde
" James, canvasser, r. 434 Brannan
" James, peddler, r. Lisbon nr Amazon Av
" James E., contractor and builder, r. 1217a

35th
" James H., carpenter, r. 338 Fremont
" James T. (Mooney & O'Connell), r. .36 Clin-
ton
" John, engineer, r. 331% Solano
" John, sergeant police, r. 1308 Mission
" John, watchman P. M. SS Co.'s wharf, r.

449, 39th

Mooney John F. , clerk Langley & Michaels Co. , r'
193 Hyde
" John H., manufacturer sewing machines,

533 Mission, r. 634 Elizabeth
" John J., boiler maker Union I. Wks, r. 12

Ford
" John P., waiter, r. 1118 Howard
" John W., marine engineer, r. 444, 29th
" Joseph D., laborer, r. 3 Roach
" Joseph I., clerk Langley & Michaels, r. 193

Hyde
" Joseph M., policeman, r. 107, 27th
" Lillie, saleslady J. Seidl & Co., r. 1013 Po-

trero Av
" Lydia, widow, r. 531a Shotwell
" Martin, engineer, r. 319 Grant Av
" Mary, teacher Urban School, r. Berkeley
" Matthew B., machine hand Excelsior Red-
wood Co., r. 731 Harrison
" Michael, marine fireman, r. 808 Kentucky
" Mortimer E., engineer John A. Roebling's

Sons Co., r. 530 Bush
" Patrick H., laborer, r. 3 Roach
" Sarah Miss, milliner, r. 193 Hyde
Mooney Squire V., manager John A. Roebling's
Sons Co. and West Coast Wire and Iron
Works, ofQce 35-27 Fremont, r. 1737 Page
" Thomas, seaman, r. 108 Jackson
" William, carpenter, r. 730 Octavia
" William, teamster, r. 7th Av South bet L

and M
" William H., bartender Fitzgerald & Shea,

r. 710 Folsom
" William J., plumber Union I. Wks, r. 406

Church
" & O'Connell (James T. Mooney and Daniel
O'Connell), horseshoers, 331, 6th
Moor Casper, wood carver Fink & Schindler, r.

228 Vicksburg
Moore Ada E. Miss, principal Stanford Mem-
orial Free Kindergarten, r. 635 Valencia
Albert, r. 1065 Market
" Albert, carpenter Robinson & Gillespie
" Albert, gripman, r. 1341, 36th
" Albert, molder Union I. Wks, r. 504 Napa
" Albert Mrs., widow, r. 14 Cleveland
" Albert E., boot fitter Mattern & Moore, r.

215 Capp
" Albrt H., driver D. W. Bates, r. 2304 Fill-
more
" Alfred D. (O'Brien & Moore), r. Belvedere
" Alice, widow, r. 1313, 20th
" Alice Mrs., janitress Polytechnic High

School, r. 905% Bush
" Alonzo, repacker, r. 1940 Ellis
" Amanda E., widow, r. 817% Larkin
" Andrew, carpenter, r. 34th Av nr Clement
" Andrew, milker Willey Bros., r. Tara nr

San Jose Road
" Andrew C, boxmaker, r. 521% Natoma
" Annie Mrs., housekeeper The Oliver, 899

Pine
" An tone F., barber, 1407 Church
" Arthur W., clerk S. F. and N. P. Ry. Co., r.

Oakland
" Arthur W., real estate, stock and bond
broker, 413 Montgomery, r. 2520 Pacific
Av
" A. S. Mrs., forelady Rothschild & Wise, r.
2011 Howard
Moore Austin D., president Moore and Smith
Lumber Co., Port Discovery Mill Co. and
Kings River Lumber Co., 319 Pine, rooms
18-20, r. 2607 California
" Benjamin, sticker hand Andrew Wilkie, r.

2635 Sacramento
" Caspar, wood carver Charles F. Schiller, r.

228 Vicksburg
" Charles, r. 614 Kearny

" Charles, cashier L. V. Merle, r. 920 Florida
" Charles, paper carrier, r. 810 Mission
" Charles, peddler, r. NW cor Mariposa and

Rhode Island
" Charles B., warehouseman, r. 330 Shot-
well
Moore Charles C. (Charles C. Moore & Co.), and
manager Pacific Coast Branch The Bab-
cock & Wilcox Co., 33, 1st, r. 1444 Mc-
Allister, telephone West 934

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Moore diaries C. & Co. (Charles C. Moore), en-
gineers and dealers machinery. 32, 1st,
telephone Main 5905

" Charles E., machinist 1st St. wks, Union
I. Wks, r. 529 O'Farrell

" Charles F., real estate, 935 Market, r. 313,
10th Av

" Charles H.. attorney at law, r. 627 O'Far-
rell

" Charles H., bottler, r. 243, 2d

" Charles H., real estate agent, r. 313, 10th
Av

" Charles H., stock clerk Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. 418Capp

" Charles P., blacksmith, r. 22 Stanly PI

" Charles P., contractor and builder, 221
Front, room 5, r. Oakland

" Charles W., physician and surgeon, r. 1400
Van Ness Av

" Charles W., salesman Hale Bros., r. 1205
Waller

" Charles W. (Wilder & Co.), r. 90114 Valen-
cia

" Clare, student, r.212 Utah

" Clarence M., bookkeeper Farmers' Alliance
and Industrial Union, r. 310 Gough

" Cynthia E. Miss, nurse, r. 1772 Howard

" David, teamster, r. 1297 Castro

" David C, porter Erlanger & Galinger, r.
19% South Park

" Edward, bookkeeper, r. 22 Hubbard

" Edward, shirt manufacturer, r. 713, 15th

" Edward D., chief operator The Associated
Press, r. 612 Bush

" Edward F. (Moore & Sons), r. 315 Oak

" Edward F., salesman Joseph V. Collins, r.
2811 Sacramento

" Edward G. A., teamster Phelps & Arnold,
r. 3 Camp

" Edward N., engineer Bowers Rubber Co.,
r. 517 Pine
Moore E. J. & J. H. (Elliott J. and Joseph H.),
attorneys at law, 77-78 Montgomery
Block

" Eliza, widow, r. 515 Haight

" Eliza J. Mrs., widow, r. 1422Liarkin

" Elizabeth, widow, r. 2637 Bryant

" Elizabeth Miss, nurse, r. 110 Webster
Moore Elizatoeth Miss, select school, 515
Haight

" Elizabeth J., widow, r. 71iy2 Hayes

" Ellen, widow, r. 625 Valencia

" Ellery B., bookkeeper Sterling Furniture
Co., r. East Oakland

" Elliott A., clerk, r. 2126 Vallejo

" Elliott J. (E. J. & J. H. Moore), 77-78 Mont-
gomery Block
Moore, Ferguson & Co. (Eben W. Ferguson,
JohnCookandMrs. E. F. Hobson), grain,
wool and commission merchants, 310
California

" F. Ivan R., clerk superintendent's office
Railway Mail Service, r. Oakland

" Frances Mrs., r. 1714 Market

" Frances M., widow, r. 1400, 23d

" Frank, r. 520 Fell

" Frank, house mover, r. 10, 7th

" Frank A., clerk C. R. Thrane & Bro., r. 205
Castro

" Frank B., painter, r. 128 Turk

" Frank K., foreman Standard Shirt Factory,
r. 713, 15th

" George, boiler maker helper S. P. Co., r.
2231 Mission

" George, cement contractor, r. 2109 Scott

" George, teamster Cal. Construction Co., r.
530, 17th

" George A. (E. L. G. Steele & Co.), r. 1912
Washington

" George A., clerk, r. 1337 Valencia

" George A., clerk, r. SE cor 19th and Doug-
lass
Moore George A., president Pacific Mutual Life
Insurance Co., 508 Montgomery, r. 916
Union, Alameda
Moore George E., proprietor Pacific Towel Co.,
9 Lick PI

" George H., contractor and builder, 221
Front, room 5, r, 310 Gough

Moore George J., clerk Pac. Mut. Life Ins. Co.,
r. Alameda
" George R., printer, r. 212 Lobos
" George T., machinist, r. 1609 Geary
" George W., r. 228 Langton rear
" George W., capitalist, r. Ameriorn Ex-
change Hotel
" G. W., plasterer, r. 38 Turk
" G. W. Mrs., r. 1735 Market
Moore H. A., special agent U. S. Treasury, U.
S. Appraisers' Bldg, room 7, r. The
Colonial
" Hannah A., widow, r. 920 Florida
" Harry C, salesman W. & J. Sloane & Co.,

r. 5 Tonningsen PI
" Harry J., salesman Sterling Furniture Co.,

r. San Rafael
' ' Harry P. , with Shreve & Co. , r. 22 Stanly PI
" Henry, laborer, r. 175 Perry
" Henry, machinist, r. 322 Fremont
•• Henry, mailing clerk Call, r. SVi Vincent
" Henry C. G., liquors, 5 East, r. 2227 Tay-
lor
" Henry J., clerk Benedict Bros., r. 12 Ale-
many
" Henry T., clerk, r. 711^4 Hayes
" Hiland A., general manager Sterling Fur-
niture Co., r. San Rafael
" Horace H., secondhand books, 542 Califor-
nia, r. 43OY2 Chestnut
Moore, Hunt & Co. (incorporated), Thomas
Kirkpatrick president, Daniel T. Cole
vice-president, E. W. Taggard secre-
tary, wholesale wines and liquors, 404
Front
" Investment Co., Robert S. Moore president,
R. H. Moore secretary, SE cor Howard
and Beale
" Isaac, architect, r. 112 Chattanooga
" J., coalpasser str Santa Rosa
" James, r. 204 Perry
" James, r. 1903 Baker
" James, accountant Nevada Bank, r. Ross

Valley, Marin Co.
" James, coalpasser U. S. lighthouse ten-
der Madrono
" James, harness maker, r. 235 Clara
" James, motorman Market St. Ry., r. 417,

29th
" James, seaman str Arago
" Jamesi stonemason, r. 8V2 Vincent
" James, teamster D. F. Gallagher, r. 1510

Folsom rear
" James A. (Moore & Sons), r. 315 Oak
" James E., clerk, r. 22 Hubbard
" James E., upholsterer Pac. Spring Mat-
tress Co., r. 2811 Sacramento
" James M., State agent Farmers' Alliance
and Industrial Union, 221 Front, room 5,
r. Fitchburg, Alameda Co.
" Jennie, domestic, 2209 Broderick
" Jennie Mrs., r. 2815 Geary
" Jeremiah P., plasterer, r. 309 Natoma
" Jessie D. Mrs., teacher Cal. School of Elo-
cution and Oratory, r. 223a Devisadero
" J. J., harness maker Main & Winchester,
r. 410, 5th
Moore J. J. & Co. (John J. Moore;, commission
merchants and exporters, 302 California
" John, r. 5 Tonningsen PI
" John, r. 1914 McAllister
" John (Moore & Sons), r. .315 Oak
" John, brass finisher, r. 2811 Sacramento
" John, brick dealer, r. 64 Silver
" John, carpenter, r. 756 Harrison
" John, chipper Schrader & Co., r. 756 Folsom

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Moore Jobn, cornice maker William Cronan, r.

1205 Market
" John, engineer, r. 515 Folsom
" John, miner, r. ISlQ'/i Leavenworth
" John, solicitor, r. 530 Eddy
" John A., liquors, 773 Market, r. 2815 Geary
" John A., salesman George Morrow & Co., r.

518 Golden Gate Av
" John C, commercial traveler, r. .523M

Haight
" John C, plumber, r. 151914 Leavenworth
" John C, salesman L. V. Merle, r. 43, 6th
" John H.. shoefitter, r. 746 Sanchez
" John J. (J. J. Moore & Co.), r. 1722 Wash-
ington
" John J., plumber, r. 537 Minna
" John K., r. 1157 Stevenson
" John P., laborer, r. NE cor Sierra and

Illinois
" John O.. salesman, r. 927 Geary
" John R., artificial stone contractor, r. 611

Fell
'■ John W., driver San Mateo Ranch Dairy,

r. 1515 Fillmore
" Joseph, r. 1024 Mission
Joseph, cook, r. 3 East
■■ Joseph, machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks, r.

Oakland
" Joseph, waiter, r. 909 Kearny
" Joseph H. (E. J. &. J. H. Moore), r. 2126

Vallejo
" Joseph P., laborer, r. NE cor Sierra and

Illinois
" Julia Miss, r. 1735 Market
" Julia A., widow, r. 418 Capp
" Julia A., matron Silver Street Kindergar-
ten, r. 64 Silver
■' Justin (Taylor & Moore), r. 509 Jones
" Kate, widow, r. 2014 Harriet
" Lena C. Miss, stenographer, r. 1940 Ellis
" Leopold P. (L. P. Moore & Co.), r. 1802

Pacific Av
" Lewis W., mechanical engineer, 32, 1st, r.

620 Broderick
" Louis, butcher John B. Landers, r. 2703

Folsom
" Louis A., bookkeeper, r. 625 Valencia
" L. P. &Co. (Leopold P. Moore), importers

and dealers teas and coffees, 23 Davis
" L. R., tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r.

East Oakland
" Margaret, widow, r. 1138 Jackson
" Marguerite Miss, teacher Horace Mann

Grammar School, r. 1138 Jackson
" Mary, widow, r. 349 Tehama
" Mary, widow, r. 634, 2.3d
" Mary, widow, r. NE cor Sierra and

Illinois
" Mary A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1940 Ellis
" Matilda M. Mrs., teacher Everett Gram-
mar School, r. 134 Collingwood
■' Maud O., laundress Maria Kip Orphanage
" Michael H., clerk H. Huddleston & Co., r.

303 Polk
■' Michael R.. porter postofflce, r. UK Welsh
" Morrison, hostler William Rayhifl, r 627

Haight
" Moses, solicitor, r. 800 Filbert
" F. Mrs., widow, r. 607 Hyde
" Nathan W., principal Urban School, r. 2124

California
" Nathaniel, r. 1517 Golden Gate Av
" Nora, widow, hairdresser, r. 407 Mason
" Nora Mrs., janitress Fremont Primary

School, r. 1914 McAllister
" Oliver W., collector, r. 409, 26th

Moore Owen, clerk Preston & McKinnon, r. 560
Howard
" Owen, real estate agent, 507 California, r.
81 Natoma
Owen F., wood and coal, 263 Minna
Patrick, laborer, r. 3 Hunt
Patrick, machinist, r. 551 Mission
Patrick, teamster Erlanger & Galinger
Percy P., buyer The Sanger Lumber Co., r.

2605 California
Peter, compositer, r. 1011 Clay
Peter J., clerk, r. 2245 Mission
Philip, tailor, 35, 3d, r. 847 Howard
Pierre C, student, r. 2420 Sutter
P. J. Mrs., dressmaker, 2245 Mission
Ralph H., mechanical engineer Risdon I.

& L. Wks, r. University Club
Raymond, druggist, r. 1034, 13th Av South
Richard, foreman Albert E. Buckman, r.

5301/2 Linden Av
Robert (Mattern & Moore), r. 319 Grant Av
Robert, dept. manager Levi Strauss & Co.,

r. 2620 Sacramento
Robert, waiter John B. Shay
Robert B.. r. 338 Oak

Robert B. , mill foreman Union Box Factory,
r. 70L4. Filbert
" Robert S., shoefitter Mattern & Moore, r.
110 Minna
Moore Robert S., superintendent Risdon Iron
and Locomotive Works, SE cor Howard
and Beale, r. Oakland
" Ruby Miss, teacher, r. 223a Devi sadero
" Rufus W., furniture mnfr., 1639 Mission, r.

QOlYz Valencia
" Rutherford B., clerk Langley & Michaels
Co., r. 705, 15th
Moore Samuel E., cashier Alaska Packers' As-
sociation, r. 2934 California
" Sarah, widow, r. 419 Jersey
" Sarah, widow, r. 1297 Castro
Moore Sarah Miss, stationery and notions, The
Temple, 117 Turk, r. 10, 13th nr Harrison
" S. C. Mrs., California Hotel
" Silas, carpenter, r. 705, 15th
" Solomon Mrs., widow, r. 515 Post
" Stephen, miner, r. 1125 Ellis
" Stephen B., agent New York Life Ins. Co.,

r. Lick House
" Susan A., widow, lodgings, 620 Folsom
" Susan M., widow, r. 927 Geary
" Sylvester, expressman, NE cor 5tli and

Mission, r. 149 Laidley
" Sylvia E. Miss, cashier Nolan & Co., r. 149

Laidley
" T., mill hand Pac. Roll. Mill
" Thomas, coalpasserstr Mariposa
" Thomas, compositor, r. 15I6V2 Vallejo
" Thomas, machinist, r. 311 Fulton
" Thomas, marble cutter, r. 2811 Sacramento

MOORE THOMAS B.,

carpenter and builder, 12 Golden
Gate Av, 2d floor, r. 3636, 16tll

Moore Thomas D., blacksmith Corporation Yard

S. F. F. D., r. Oakland
" Thomas J., cigar maker, r. 512 Bush
" Thomas W., collector, r. 22 Stanly PI
" Thomas W., horseshoer E. M. Graney, r.

911 Howard
" T. Park, pilemaker, r. 42 Turk
" Walter, clerk Wells, Fargo & Co.s Bank, r.

Oakland
Moore Wellesley, British Vice-Consul, 506 Bat-
tery, r. Alameda
" William, r. 22 Hattie
" William, r. 253, llth
" William, carpenter, 460 Natoma
" William, carpenter, r. NW cor Beach and

Hyde
" William, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

725 Minnesota
" William, laborer George Heiselberg, r. 112

New Montgomery
" William, printer, r. 737 Howard
" William, seaman, r. 329 Elizabeth
" William, stevedore, r. 133, 26th
" William C, rattan worker, r. 1940 Ellis
" William E., laborer, r. 2026 Filbert

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Moore William F., paper carrier, r. 409 Golden
Gate Av
" William F. Jr., clerk, r. 409 Golden Gate

Av
" William H., bookkeeper Sterling Furni-
ture Co., r. San Rafael
" William H., chief clerk collection depart-
ment Wells, Fargo & Co., r. SlS'/a Bush
" William H., longshoreman O. R. & N. Co.
" William J., bartender J. F. Cosgrove, r.

1816 Hyde
" William J., salesman J. O. Johnson & Co.,

r. 32 Glen Park Av
" William J., teamster, r. 12 Clay
" William L,., carpenter, r. 1117%, 20th
" William M., carpenter, r. 408 Greenwich
" William P. (Pissis & Moore), r. 1629 Bush
" William R., bookkeeper Monitor, r. 2811

■' William W. (Moore & Thomas), r. 2010

Bush
" Winfield, r. 517 Mason

•' & Morgan Mining Co. (Nevada), John H.
Sayre secretary, 405 Montgomery, room 5
" & Smith Lumber Co., A. D. Moore presi-
dent, H. C. Smith vice-president, A. M.
Grim secretary, 319 Pine, rooms 18-20
" & Sons (John, James A. and Edward F.),
boots and shoes, 138, 6th
Moore & Thomas (William W. Moore and Will-
iam B. Thomas), wines and liquors, 508
Market and 9 Sutter
4®"Moore. See Moar, Mohr, Moor and More
Moorecroft Frederick, stone seal engraver, 126
Kearny, room 46
'• William M., r. 28 Langton
Moorehead Emery C, bookkeeper, r. 811 Baker
" Samuel L., inspector U. S. Customs, r. 933
Mission
^S^Moorehead. See Moorhead and Morehead
Moores Charles W., teacher North Cosmopoli-
tan Grammar School, r. 1712 Webster
Moorhead James, dealer in oils, 26 Beale, r.

1412b Bush
Moorland James, r. 1411 Van Ness Av
Moorman William C, collector John J. New-

begin, r. 7 Glen Park Av
Moormann J. C. Mrs., books and stationery, 1432
Broadway
" Julius C, r. 1432 Broadway
Moorrees Hendrik B., carpenter, r. 410 Capp
Moos Berthold, salesman M. A. Gunst & Co., r.
2421 California
" Peter, salesman Seeligsohn & Philips, r.
529a Hayes
Moose Alexander, electrician, r. 2309 Post
Mooser Albert H., student, r. 2709 Pierce
" Charles E., ofQce 22 Nevada Block, r. 2709

Pierce
" Joseph H., with Henry Pichoir, r. 1907A

Union
" Louis H., traveling salesman The Bruns-
wick, Balke, Collender Co., r. 1928a
Golden Gate Av
Mooser William, architect, 14 Grant Av, rooms

65-66, r. 2709 Pierce
Mooser William Jr., architect, 14 Grant Av,

rooms 65-66, r. 2815 Pierce
Moosie John, stockdriver, r. NW cor Francisco

and Van Ness Av
Moote Samuel, superintendent Brunt, r. 2817

Howard
Mora Alexandre, musician, r. Q bet 16th and
17th Avs South
" John (Mora & Cabral), r. 2197 Powell
" Rafaello, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo
" & Cabral (John Mora and Antone J. Ca-,
bral), barbers, 2197 Powell
Moraes Manuel CMoraes & Brazil), r. 429 Pa-
cific
" & Brazil (Manuel Moraes and Manuel Bra-
zil), liquors, 429 Pacific
Mora^a Gilbert, laundryman, r. 339 Eddy
Moraga Laud Association, A. A. Grant presi-
dent, J. A. Burton secretary and trea-
surer, 54 Chronicle Bldg
Moraghan Edward, longshoreman, r. 105 Clark
" John O., manager M. B. Moraghan, r. 131
Ridley

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the largest individual importer,
planter and wholesale oyster dealer
in California. Proprietor of the Mo-
raghan oyster beds at Burlingame
and MiUbrae. Depot at 68, 69, 70, 71,
and 47-48 California Market, telephone
Main 1329, r. 131 Ridley
Moraghan Thomas J., night foreman M. B.

Moraghan, r. 310 Stockton
Morais JohnM., fine art repairer, 201'/^ O'Far-

rell, r. 426b Linden Av
Moral Nathan, bookkeeper Friedman & Rogers,

r. 415 Mason
Morales Antoine, foundryman Whyte & De
Rome

" Edward M., r. 555 Mission

" E. Garcia, clerk, r. 1513^2 Jones

" Librad, baker, r. 1310 Powell rear
4@"Morales. See Morelos
Moran Bernard, laborer r. 3315 Clay

" Celina, widow, r. 837 Folsom

" Christine Miss (Bohemian Cyclery), r. 1221
Union

" Daniel, laundryman Magdalen Asylum

" Daniel, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 173
Minna

" Daniel J., carriage washer Timothy J. Sul-
livan, r. 1912 Steiner

" Daniel M. (D. M. Moran & Co.), r. 119 Jones

" Delia Miss. r. 342 Fair Oaks

" Dennis, laborer Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg
Wks, r. cor Pierce and Greenwich

" Dennis, stonemason, r. 2 Regli PI

MORAN D. M. & CO.

(Daniel M. Moran), importers and deal-
ers foreign and domestic dry goods,
mourning goods a specialty, 126-128,
6th

Moran Edward, painter, r. 22!4 Clinton Park
" Edward, teamster, r. 630 Natoma
" Edward F., reporter, r. 821 Grove
" Edward J., hoseman Engine 15, r. 2114 Cali-
fornia
" Edward M., meter maker S. F. Gas Light

Co., r. 9181/4 Capp
" Ellen, widow, r. 1216, 20th
" Ellen, stenographer, r. 837 Folsom
" Frank, dryer La Grande Laundry, r. 204

Franklin
" Frank, groceries and liquors, 422, 4th
" Frank, pipe maker, r. 562M Natoma
" Frank, salesman Dalton Bros., r. 1 Eld-
ridge
" Frank, shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder & Co.,

r. 1217 Green
" Frank F., r. 204 Franklin
" Frank J., teamster Western Transfer Co.,

r. 35 Louisa rear
" George, clerk, r. 113 Grove
" H., laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli Av
" Harrison, policeman, r. 327 Duncan
" Henry, bookkeeper, r. 567% Stevenson
" Isabella Mrs., lodgings, 668 Mission
" James, asphaltum worlker, r. 1738 Mission
" James, baker American Biscuit Co., r. 1019

Montgomery
" James, bartender, r. 345 Brannan
" James, gripman Market St. Ry, r. 209 Carl
" James, laborer, r. 3315 Clay
" James, meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 39

Langton
" James, teamster Smith Bros., r. SW cor
Howard and Lafayette

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Moran James F. , compositor, r. 1220 Leavenworth
" James F., sergeant police, r. 3 Fulton
" James H., finisher Sterling Furniture Co.,

r. 3101/4 Utah
" James J., salesman, r. 877 Shotwell
" James J., salesman A. Li. Bryan Shoe Co.,

r. 521 Laguna
" James M. (James M. Moran & Co.). r. 6

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MORAN JAMES M. & CO.

(James M. Moran), importers of for-
eign, domestic and fancy dry goods
and underwear, 1009-1013 Market

Moran James P., foreman Overland Freight

Transfer Co., r. 336, 11th Av
" James T., r. 947 Howard
" John, r. 717 Tehama
" John, hoilermaker T. J. Moynihan, r. 573

Howard
" John, boxmaker, r. 156 Shipley
" John, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1732

Baker
" John, fireman U. S. Revenue Cutter Bear,

r. 700 Front
" John, guard, r. 149^4 Clara
" John, hostler, NE cor 21st and Howard
" John, hostler James M. Wilkins, r. NE cor

8th Av and Fulton
" John, milk dealer, r. 1417 Guerrero
" John, miner, r. 232 Hickory Av
" John, stonecutter, r. 113 Grove
" John, teamster, r. 313 Folsom
" John, trackman, r. 87 Albion Av
" John Jr., bartender James P. Dunne & Co.,

r. 113 Grove
" John C, finisher ThomaslDay,& Co., r. 877

Shotwell
" John E., pipemaker W. W. Montague &

Co., r. 562^ Natoma
" John J., butcher, r. 214 Steuart
" John J., groceries, 2831 Mission, and res-
taurant, 1416 Howard, r. 2826, 16th
" John J., teacher Trinity School, r. 1925a

Fillmore
" John M., blacksmith, r. 314 Noe
" Joseph, electrician Market St. Ry, -r. 1332

Turk
" Joseph Jr., car repairer S. P. Co., r. 717

Tehama
" Joseph F. (Bohemian Cyclery), r. 1203

Green
" Joseph H., traveling salesman Butler,

Schutze & Co.. r. 918 Capp
" Kate, widow, r. 1524 Howard
" Katherine, widow, r. 562?^ Natoma
" Louis, ship painter Callaghan & Bundesen
" Louis J., baker Am. Biscuit Co., r. 1813

Mason
" Martin, laborer, r. 11^4 Hayward
" Martin, steward New York Kitchen, r. 733

Market
" Mary, widow, r. 709^/4 Minna rear
" Mary J. Mrs., map colorist, r. 1657^4 Mis-
sion
" Mary R. Miss, teacher Crocker Grammar

School, r. 821 Grove
" Matthias, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill &

Stetson, r. 634 Vallejo
" Michael, r. 920^4 Capp
" Michael, asst. weigher U. S. Customs, r.

523 Howard
" Michael, helper Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg

Wks, r. 3212 Steiner
" Michael, laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli

Av

Moran Michael, paver, r. 12th Av South nr M
" Michael, teamster, r. 156 Shipley
" Michael J., foreman J. G. Levensaler &

Co., r. 912 Alabama
" Patrick, hostler Alex McCord & Co., r. 22

Turk
" Patrick, teamster George Morrow & Co., r.

39 Clay
" Patrick J., cigars and tobacco, SW cor

Hyde and Union, r. 1221 Union
" Peter, real estate agent, r. 618 Green
" Rose, widow, r. 821 Grove
" Thomas, r. 705 Mission
" Thomas, bartender E. J. DufQeld
" Thomas, contractor, r. 20 Erie
" Thomas, cook J. R. Loosley, r. 28 Minna
" Thomas, groom, r. 721 Bush
" Thomas, porter Stange & Jaenicke, r. 1524
Howard
Moran Thomas, real estate, 534!4 California, r.
Mission nr Concord
Thomas, shoefitter, r. 156 Shipley
Thomas, tinsmith, r. 212 Broadway
Thomas A., collector, r. 232 Hickory Av
Thomas F., sawyer Hobbs, Wall & Co., r.

46 Minerva
Thomas J. (Moran & Streckenbach), r. 1003

Mission
Thomas J., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light

Co., r. 877 Shotwell
Thomas V., salesman Fannin & Franks, r.

1657i4 Mission
Walter, laborer, r. 138% Shipley
William, expressman, SW cor 4th and

Howard
William, teamster, r. 312 Minna
William, teamster Charles S. Healey, r.

1585 Valencia
William Mrs., widow, r. 1220 Leavenworth
William C, special ofBcer People's Palace,
r. Lorin, Cal.
" & Streckenbach (Thomas J. Moran and
Hugo W. Streckenbach), groceries and
liquors, 1232 Mission
4®=" Moran. See Moren, Morin, Moron and

Morrin
Morana Jose, barber, r. 555 Mission
Morando Giacomo, r. 1619 Dupont
Morani Pietro, peddler, r. 908 Sansome
Morante Emanuel, clerk, r. 471 Haight
4®= Morasky. See Murasky
Morbeck Thomas, teamster, r. 409, 5th
Morbio P. Albert, journalist, r. 938 Hayes
Morch Hans, seaman, r. 9 Clay
" William, compositor Scandinavian Pub-
lishing Co., r. East Oakland
Morchio Charles L., waiter, r. 739 Pine
" Giovanni, gardener, Colombo Market
" John, carpenter Sumner C. Murray, r. 739
Pine
Morcom Albert E., clerk Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
117 Jones
•' Fred N., salesman Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.

117 Jones
" Laura J. Miss, milliner, r. 117 Jones
" Lilla Miss, saleslady George A. Moss, r.

117 Jones
" Nicholas, r. 117 Jones
" Thomas W., clerk, r. 117 Jones
Mord John, shoemaker, r. 732?£ Clementina
Mordaunt Albert P., shipping agent, r. Cortland

Av nr California Av
Mordecai Alice Miss, nurse, r. 120 Olive Av
" Frank, teamster Samuel Bros. & Co., r. 120

Olive Av
" Isaac T., paper carrier, r. 120 Olive Av
" Laura Miss, photograph finisher, r. 120

Olive Av
" Monroe, paper carrier, r. 120 Olive Av
Morden Thomas S., dental student, r. 529 Post
Mordhorst John C, merchant, r. 53154, 4th
Mordoff Emma, widow, r. 1033 Sutter
Mordre Gilbert, laborer Eagle Iron Wks, r. 227,

2d
Mordt Annie, domestic, 916 Sutter
More Charles C, salesman Hale Bros., r. Lott
nr Haight
" John C, capitalist, r. Brooklyn Hotel
" Joseph J., carpenter, r. 921 Fell

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More Samuel J., inspector U. S. Customs, r. 919
Fell
" William F., carpenter, r. 917 Fell
4^"More. See Mohr and Moore
Moreal Henry P. (H. P. Moreal & Co.), r. Ala-
meda
" H. P. & Co. (Henry P. Moreal), real estate
agents, 402 Montgomery, room 8
Moreau Celia Mrs., medium, r. 964 Howard
" Frank, seaman, r. 1103 Pierce
" Rose, widow, r. 715 Broadway
Morebeck Thomas, teamster Olof Wilson, r. 409,

5tli
Moree Paul, candy maker Louis Saroni & Co., r.

1224 Dupont
Morehead Emory C, accountant Chronicle, r.

811 Baker
J8®"Morehead. See Moorehead
Morehouse Bethuel C, mining engineer, r. 1203
Guerrero
" Christopher C, contractor and builder, 40

New Montgomery, r. 2911a California
" Emma Mrs., dressmaker Mrs. Mary L,.

Heath, r. 122 Taylor
" Frank L,., r. 330 McAllister
" George F,, master mariner, r. 728 Geary
" George W., cashier Dairymen's Union of

Cal., r. 637 Eddy
" John J., plasterer, r. 9 Columbia Square
" William H., painter, r. 724% Natoma
" William P., policeman, r. 2607 Sacramento
Moreing M. J., musician, r. 511 Fell
Morel Carrie Mrs., r. 1203 Scott
" Charles F., teacher languages, 1802 Du-
pont
" Mllo F., bartender Philip J. Crimmins, r.
320, 3d
^eS^Morel. See Morrell and Morrill
Morel and James A., manager Mills & Gibb, 35
New Montgomery, r. 1411 Van Ness Av
" Jessie M. Miss, cashier John B. Paterson,

r. 208 Eddy
" John D., carpenter, r. 204 Fillmore
" William H. Rev., rector St. Luke's Episco-
pal Church, r. 1620 Jackson
Morell Joseph, bakery, 191314 Mission
Morelli Frank, bootblack, r. 10 Margaret PI
" John C. r. 1606 Jones

" Louis, fruits and vegetables, 1804 Howard
" Luigi, peddler, r. 222 Broadway
■' Paul, furnishing, r. 9 St. Charles PI
" Vincenzo, laborer, r. 517 Union, rear
MorelliniJohn, waiter N. Sutich, r. 500 Napa
Morello John, fireman str City of Panama

" Paul, waiter, r. 1124 Kearny
Morelos Antonio, cigarettemaker, 635 Pacific

" Josephine, widow, r. 734 Vallejo
iBS^Morelos. See Morales
Moren George, carpenter, r. 109 Falcon Av
Moreno Andrew, laborer, 10 Margaret PI
" Antonio, laborer, r. 10 Margaret PI
" Bertha, widow, r. 1322 Kearny
" Dominic, wharfinger Harbor Commis-
sioners
" Felicia, widow, r. QW/z Jackson
" Frank, porter C. J. Rahut, r. 5 Gaven PI
" George, freight clerk str City of Panama,

r. 281/2 Stanly PI
" Harry M., salesman Newman & Levinson,

r. 428 Geary
" John G., seaman, r. 28^4 Stanly PI
" Joseph, stevedore, r. 28!4 Stanly PI
" Josephine, widow, r. 1412 Powell
" Juan D., cigarmaker Pac. Coast Co-op. Ci-
gar Mfg. Co., r. 550 Mission
" Louis, laborer, r. 10 Margaret PI
" Maurice, stevedore, r. 28/2 Stanly PI
" Paola, barber, r. 5 Gavon PI
Moresi Anna Mrs., nurse, v. 509 Broadway
" Antonio, peddler, r. 518 Filbert
" Benjamin, tinsmith, r. 14 Cadell Alley
Moresi D. & Son (Davide and Salvatore), cop-
persmiths, 5 l^iorey Alley
" Davide (D. Moresi & Son), r. 5 Morey Alley
" Giovanni, tin ^mith, r. 2 Dunn Alley
" Giovanni B. , tinsmith, r. 2 Dunn Alley
" John, tinsmith, r. 12 Union PI
" Luigi, stableman, r. .320 Broadway
" Pietro, peddler, r. 518 Filbert

Moresi Salvatore (D. Moresi & Son), r. 5 Morey
Alley
" Severini, r. 14 Cadell Alley
Moreth Condido, peddler, r. 7 Card Alley
Moreton Arthur, clerk P. J. Tormey, r. 1107c
Folsom
" Edward, clerk, r. 1107c Folsom
" William, r. 1107c Folsom
^g="Moreton. See Morton

Moretti Attilio (Moretti & Trezzini), r. 4I614
Hermann
" Carlo, cabinet maker, r. 1703 Stockton
" Rinaldo (Dellamaggiora & Moretti), r. 1021
Valencia

MORETTI & TREZZINI

(Attilio Moretti and Bernardo Trez-
zini), fresco painters and interior deco-
rators, 71-72 St. Ann's Bldg
Morey Charles E., druggist, SE cor McAllister
and Laguna
Charles L., dental student, r. 920, 28th
Elizabeth, widow, r. 136, 5th
Elwood P., attorney at law, 319 Pine, rooms

56-58, r. 1733 Green
Erastus, r. 708 Taylor
George A., tinsmith George H. Tay Co., r.

9 Everett
Harry B., cement worker, r. 611 Diamond
Henry V. S., elevatorman, 511 California,

r. 407 Montgomery Av
Incandescent Gas Burner The, Fred W.

Schell manager, 647 Mission
John W., cement worker, r. 611 Diamond
Philip, conductor, r. 116 Day
Roswell E., manager Union Box Factory,
r. Oakland
" Warren, cement worker, r. 313, 17th rear
4®=" Morey. See Morj and Mowry
Morffew Thomas, D. D. S., dentist, 702 Market,

r. 1725 Pine
Morfltt Arthur, liquors, 1203 Dupont, r. 1707a

Stockton
Morgan Alfred (Morgan Bros.), r. 13 Middle
" Albert W., paper route, r. 818 Grove
" Alvin N., clerk Simpson Lumber Co., r.

731% Clementina
" Ann, domestic St. Mary's Hospital
" Annie, widow, r. Our Lady's Home
" B. Miss, pupil nurse City and County Hos-
pital
" Ben, attorney at law, 530 California, room

14, r. Berkeley
" Brothers (George W. and Alfred), shirt-
makers and furnishing goods, 229 Mont-
gomery
" Charles A., secretary St. Vincent Mining
Co., 158 Crocker Bldg, r. 1415 Clay
Morgan Charles L. (Morgan & Co.), and chemist
Coroner's ofBce, r. 401, 6th
" Daniel, stonegrinder Union Litho. Co.,r.

2930 Laguna
" Dayton, r. 1747 Mission
" Edgar M., seaman, r. 26b Pleasant
" Edward, tailor, r. 226 Minna
Morgan Edgar H., secretary Mau, Sadler & Co.,
122-124 Market and 19-21 California, r.
Oakland
" Edward J., bookkeeper Cal. Wine Assn.

r. 327 O'Farrell
" Elizabeth O. Miss, artist, r. 409 Mason
" Elmer A., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Morgan E, M., attorney at law and notary pub-
lic, 14 Sansome, rooms 35-36, r. 406 Sutter
" Eugene, clerk Railway Mail Ser^^ice, r. 607
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Morgan Frederic, clerk auditing dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. 733 Bush
Morgan Frederick C, secretary The Morgan
Oyster Co.. 612-614, 3d, r. 909, 25th
,. George, clerk McVicker & Broderick, r.

25, 9th
" George, electrician Market St. Ry.
" George, merchant, r. 413 Van Ness Av
" George, waiter Bennett & Witmer
" George R., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r.

514 Eddy
" George W. (Morgan Bros.), r. 1919 Pine
" G. W., helper, r. 5 Minnesota
" Hamilton, traveling salesman Cal. Casket

Co., r. 409 Mason
" Harris W. , student, r. 2211 Clay
" Isaac, r. 1002 Powell
" Isaac, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &Co.,

r. Oakland
" Isaac R., collector M. Parish & Co., r. 1002

Powell
" James, laborer, r. 113, 26th
" James, mining, 330 Pine, room 19, r. Oak-
land
" James, weigher, r. 350 Brannan
" James H., sheet iron worker Eureka Sheet
Iron and Metal Wks, r. 634 Sacramento
" Jennie Miss, seamstress, r. 737 Howard
" Jeremiah, laborer Albert E. Buckman, r.

N W cor Sieiner and Hermann
" Jesse M., plasterer, r. 1015 McAllister
" John, hostler, r. 424, 5th Av
" John, master mariner, 9 Mission, r. 749

Harrison
" John, policeman, r. UW-A Ellis
" John, seaman, r. 117 Steuart
" John, watchman, r. 741 Minna
" John A., bartender D. J. Tobin, r. 511 Stock-
ton
" John A,, quartermaster str Colon, r. 421,

4 th
" John D. (Morgan & Carnna), r. 1044 Folsom
" John D., machine hand Pac. Sheet Metal

Wks. r. 132 Juniper
" John F. (Gefken & Morgan), r. Sacramento,

Cal.
•' John F., carrier postofflce, r. 1723 Turk
" John H., waiter Lincoln's Road House, r.

Fulton nr 5th Av
" John J., carrier postofflce, r. cor Baker and

Beach
" John J., general agent, 26 Montgomery, r.
141914 Ellis
Morgan Jolin S., president The Morgan Oyster
Co., 612-614, 3d, r. 909, 25th
" John S. D. (Morgan & Chick), r. 837, 17th
" John T., hack driver, r. 532 Natoma
" Joseph, journalist, r. 607 Greenwich
" Joseph H., r. 72114, 17th
" Josephine, widow, r. 234, 12th
" Julia, widow, r. 725b 24th rear
" Kate, widow, r. 1138 Howard
" Kate E. Miss, r. 141914 Ellis
" Kate R., widow, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" Leo, mechanical engineer, r. 519, 19th
" Levi A., laborer, r. 8 Everett
" Luke D., carrier postofflce, r. 1723 Turk
" Maggie T. Miss, compositor Methodist

Book Depository, r. 115, 26th
" Mahala, widow, r. 210 Dolores
" Margaret, widow, r. 503% O'Farrell
" Margaret, widow, r. 511a Buchanan
" Martha, widow, r. 5 Minnesota
" Martin, conductor S. F. & S. M. Ry, r. 630

San Jose Av
" Mary, widow, r. IIOI Pine

Morgan May Miss, dressmaker, r. 1723 Turk

" May E. Miss, teacher Potrero Primary
School, r. 1015 McAllister

" Milton A., engineer Engine 30, r. 1015 Mc-
Allister

" Mining Co. (Calaveras Co.), Louis C. Breese
secretary, 230 Montgomery

" Morgan, shipping clerk Am. Union Fish
Co., r. 2916Larkin

" Nelson, clerk Simpson Lumber Co.

MORGAN OYSTER CO. THE,

Jotm S. Morgan president, Thomas
Crellin vice-president, Frederick C.
Morgan secretary, 612-614, 3d, tele-
phone Main 886

Morgan Pasquella, widow, r. II614 Clara
" Patrick, carriage washer Peter Garrity, r.

22 Turk
" Patrick, laborer, r. 16 Folsom Av
" P. Brett Rev., pastor Christ R. E. Church,

Morgan Percy T., first vice-president and gen-
eral manager California Wine Associa-
tion, SW cor 2d and Folsom, r. 2213
Buchanan
" Richard, attorney at law, r. 1701 Turk
" Richard, carpenter, r. 1313 Minna
" Rose E. Miss, teacher Peabody Primary
School, r. 511A Buchanan
Morgan Ross, civil engineer, 101 Sansome, room
11, r. Oakland
" Sadie M., widow, r. 710 Geary
" S. F. Mrs., r. 25, 9th
" T., salesman Hale Bros., r. 117 Jones
" Thomas, machinist Market St. Ry, r. 2302

California
" Thomas H., boxmaker, r. 110 Taylor
Morgan Thomas W., civil engineer, 101 San-
some, room 11, r. Oakland
" Vaughan, boiler maker, r. 16a Guy PI
Morgan W. & Co. (Walter Morgan), heating,
ventilating and sanitary engineers, 819
Market, room 43
" Walter (W. Morgan & Co.), r. Hotel St.

Nicholas
" William, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill
• ' William, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r.

Pennsylvania Av nr Nevada
" William, longshoreman, r. 114 Pacific
" William (Morgan & Cotter), r. 421 Jersey
" William, sailmaker, r. 11 Minna
" William A., bookkeeper C. W. Foster, r.

Hotel St. Nicholas
" William C, seaman, r. 630 Broadway
" William H., sailmaker, r. 72iy2, 17th
" William J., chief engineer Market St. Ry,

Division B, r. 1225 Florida
" William J. , with S. F. Photo. Engraving Co.
■ " William M., cabinet maker Bell & Grant,
r. 727, 18th
" William O., special agent Home and
Phoenix Ins. Co., r. Oakland
Morgan William P., agent Meriden Britannia
Co. and president California Casket Co.,
134 Sutter, telephone Main 5839, r. 2211
Clay
" William S., clerk E. M. Morgan, r. 127

Montgomery
" W. Matthew, bartender H. Mmderman, r.

1436 Howard
" & Carnna (John D. Morgan and Alexander
Carnna), groceries and liquors, 1044 Fol-
som „
Morgan & Chick (John S. D. Morgan and Harry
E. Chick, produce commission mer-
chants, 320 Washington
Morgan & Co. (Charles L. Morgan), druggists,

401, 6th. telephone South 195
Morgan & Cotter (William Morgan and John J.
Cotter), carriage and wagon maker, 537
Brannan
Morgan & Hanson (W. Hanson), accountants,

216 Bush, room 14
4®"Morgan. See Mogan

Morgana Augustine, driver Pascal, Dubedat &
Co., r. 1826b Powell
" Joseph, proprietor L'Imparziale, 729 Mont-
gomery, r. 607 Greenwich

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Morganfield Godfried, laborer Pac. Sheet Metal

Wks, r. 517a 7tli
Morgans Margaret, widow, r. 616 Tennessee

'• William, r. 614 Tennessee
Morganstern Alfred J., attorney at law, 14

Sansome, room 35, r. 1611 Howard
Morgensen Herman, r. 515 Folsom
" Julius, carpenter, r. 736c 22d
Morgenstern Albert, deputy License Collector,

r. 503 Taylor
" Alfred L,., clerk Police Court 2, r. 34-^6, 16th
Morgenstern Alfred W., butcher, 544-546, 3d,

and 109 Berry and Supervisor 9th Ward,

r. 546, 3d
" Louis A., business manager Baldwin and

California Theatres, r. 535 Turk
" Millard, tailor, 1104 Clay, r. 608 Eddy
" Rudolph, clerk Baruch Solomon, r. ,608

Eddy
" Samuel, real estate, 325 Sansome, r. 127a

Oak
Morgenthal Anton, attorney at law, 63 Flood

Bldg, r. 1909 Vallejo
" William, tailor Charles Lyons, r. 828,

15th
4®"Morgenthal. See Mergenthal
Morgenthau Gustave, secretary M. Morgenthau

Co., 108 Bush, r. 306 Stockton
" Henry, president M. Morgenthau Co., 108

Bush, r. 306 Stockton
" Jesse, commission broker, 27 Leidesdorff,

r. 306 Stockton
" Leopold, assistant superintendent Mis-
sion

Soap and Candle Wks, r. 1208 Geary
" M. Co., Henry Morgenthau president, Gus-

tav Morgenthau secretary, proprietors

Mission Soap and Candle Wks, office 108

Bush
Morgran Swen, longshoreman, r. Contra Costa

House
Morgue, Dunbar Alley nr Merchant
Mori Emile, stenographer Board of Trade of S.

F., r. 18181/2 Post
" Louis, driver R. Baldocchi, r. 2330 Fill-
more
" Nicholas, peddler, r. 220 Montgomery Av
Moriarty Bridget, widow, r. 22 Howard Court
" C. Mrs., widow, r. 839 O'Farrell
" Daniel, r. 1306 Folsom
" Daniel, teamster, r. 22 Howard Court
" Daniel W., carpenter, r. 1906, 25th
" Denis, longshoreman, r. GYi Decatur
" Dennis, laborer, r. 614 Mariposa
" Elizabeth E., widow, r. 1345, 33d
" Ella Miss, stenographer Cal. Burial Co., r.

1333 Utah
" Ellen, widow, r. 1906, 35th
" Eugene, laborer, r. cor Marshall and Craut
" Jeremiah (Clifford & Moriarty), r. 37 Powell

Av
" John, farmer, r. 183 Jessie
" John E., sewer contractor, 1906, 25th
" John J., machine hand P. F. Nolan & Co.,

r. 42 Ecker
" John J., marine engineer, r. 1245, 23d
" John J., policeman, r. 134 Juniper
" John J., with Brown, Craig & Co., r. 829

O'Farrell
" John M., laborer, r. 41 Williamson
" John P., laborer, r. 2323 Greenwich
" Josie, domestic, 1612 California
" Louis, superintendent O'Connor, Moffatt &

Co., r. 9331/2 Guerrero
" Mary, widow, r. 104, 23d
" Mary Miss, r. 33 Howard Court
" Maurice, laborer Thompson Bros., r. 144

Clara
" Michael, laborer, r. 412 Clementina
" Michael, lumberman E. K. Wood Lumber

Co., r. 6Y2 Decatur
" Michael F., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.

Oakland
" M. J., lather, r. 39% Lapidge
" Murto M., laborer, r. 41 Williamson
" Patrick, teamster Yolo Mills, r. 42 Ecker
" Robert, r. 1230 Green
" Timothy F., plumber, r. 1906, 35tb
Morien John, machinist, r. 49 Clara

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

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Morin A. J., oiler U. S. str Albatross
" Dwight B., compositor George Spaulding

& Co., r. 513 Post
" H. A., bookkeeper Julius C. Amelung, r.

San Leandro, Cal
" James W., barber, r. 11 Clementina
Morine E. S., master schr Volunteer, office 48

Market, room 1
Morison Martha A., widow, r. 518 Fell
" Robert J., clerk George Abbot, r. 1215 Mc-
Allister
^etg" Morison. Morrison
Moritz Antone, expressman, r. 409 Harrison
" Frederick, r. 13;4 Caroline
" Fritz (Edward N. Smith & Co.), r. ISY2

Beideman
" Margaiet, widow, r. 807 Union
" Tillie Miss, bookkeeper O'Farrell & Co.. r.
807 Union
Moritzen Jacob, waiter, r. 10 Montgomery Court
Mork Andrew J., ship carpenter, r. 748 Har-
rison
Morken Henry, lathe hand Pac. Wooden Ware
Cooperage Co.. r. 1347, 18th
" ' William C, salesman, r. 831, 17th
Morla Timothy, master tugboat Ethel and

Marion
Morlan John, laborer, r. 414 Clementina rear
Morley Edward C, box sawyer, r. 44 Ritch
" Frank, master mariner, r. 95 Steuart
" James T., master mariner, 9 Mission, r. 320

Drumm
" Margaret Miss, lithographer, r. 44 Ritch
" Michael A., laborer, r. 44 Ritch
" Thomas (Morley & Copp), r. 530 Jones
" William, sawyer Commercial Box Factory
" & Copp (Thomas Morley and Joseph B.
Copp), book and job printers, MSy^, 5th
4S-Morley. See Murley
Morling William, cook, r. 6 Polk Lane
Morlitore Louisa G. Miss, stenographer, r. WA,

" Mary, widow, r. WA, 8th
Morlock Arthur, driver John Nolan & Sons, r.
1739 Leavenworth
" August, cooper David Woerner, r. 1721

Leavenworth
" Charles G., salesman, r. 1618 Post
" Frederick H., miner, r. 1731 Leavenworth
" Frederick H. Jr., machinist, r. 1731 Leav-
enworth
" Gustav, bookbinder H. S. Crocker Co., r.

1731 Leavenworth
" William, printer, r. 1731 Leavenworth
'• William, turner McFarland Bros., r. 219

" William F., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Webster and O'Farrell, r. 1504 O'Farrell
Mornick Louis, tanner, r. 1018, 14th Av South
Moro Carlo, cook, r. 818 Sansome

■' Enesto, city editor La Voce del Popolo, r.
1905 Stockton
Moron Benjamin, bookkeeper F. Daneri& Co., r.

1532 Willow, Alameda
Moroney Agnes Miss, dressmaking, 1118 Sutter

" Bridget, widow, r. 1330 Jackson

" Ella, domestic, 518 Sutter
Moroney J. Frank, manager Hoffman Cafe, SW
cor Market and 3d, r. 710 Steiner

" John, r. 1810 Fillmore

" John, waiter Schwerin & Sons, r. 28 Minna

" John J., real estate, r. 1009 Harrison

" John T., ironworker, r. 1009 Harrison

" Lee D., r. 1833 Broadway

" Mary Mrs., bakery, 817 Bryant

" Paul Mrs., widow, r. 1833 Broadway

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Moroney Thomas, weigher, r. 817 Bryant
" William, salesman James Duffy & Co., r.
817 Bryant
.^"Moroney. See Maroney
Morosco Harry W., business manager Morosco's
Grand Opera House, r. 712 Mission
" Leslie, actor Morosco's Grand Opera

House, r. 712 Mission
" Oliver, treasurer Morosco's Grand Opera
House, r. 712 Mission
Morosco Walter, proprietor Morosco's Grand

Opera House, r. 712 Mission
Morosco's Grand Opera House, Walter Mo-
rosco proprietor, N s Mission bet 3d and
4th
Morossoni Dionigio, workman D. Ghirardelll

Co., r. 5 Jasper PI
Morotte Angelo, rancher, r. 215 Clark
Moroux Paul, clerk Foster & Orear
Morphy Alex., r. 7 Montgomery Av
Morr Karl, bottler John Wieland Brewery, r.

234, 2d
Morras Brothers (Coquille, Oregon), manufac-
turers lumber, Thomas J. Golden agent,
4 California, room 12
Morrchaeo John, r. 1715 Stockton
Morrell Charles, teacher banjo, r. 817 Greenwich
Morrell Charles H., manager United States

Watch Co., 640 Market, r. 319 Sutter
Morrell Franli D., The Norton Door Check and
Spring, 595 Mission, r. 218 Turk
" Frank T., bookkeeper, r. 13^ Washington
Av
-^"Morrell. See Morel and Morrill
Morrice Charles, clerk ticket auditor's dept S.
P. Co., r. 821 Dolores
" James (Plevin & Morrice), r. 821 Dolores
" Thomas, plumber Shepard Bros., r. 441 Mc-
Allister
Morrill Eliza Mrs., r. 1659 Mission
" Frank E., superintendent Quiros Soda
Water Co., 555 Polk, r. 204 Golden Gate
Av
" George A., manager Edwin Mohrig, 1510

Market, r. 232^4 Grove
" Harry C, salesman Norton, Teller &

Roden, r. 517% Fell
" Harry W., clerk, r. 22S14 Grove
" Mamie L. Miss, clerk, r. 15 Leavenworth
" Oliver C, r. 712% Leavenworth
" Ramon, porter Mills Bldg, r. 109 Kearny
" Susan M., widow, r. 706 Taylor
" Walter B., salesman E. C. Steams & Co.,
r. 1809a Eddy
4S="Morrill. See Morel and Morrell
Morrillo Lawrence, gardener, 2301 Laguna
Morrin Peter, r. 115a 6th

" Thomas, engineer Mills Bldg
Morris Abraham, r. 907 Ellis
" Abraham, marble works, 214-116, 5th, r. 2605

Sacramento
" Abraham, shoemaker, r. 324 Lily Av
" Abraham J., dry goods, 325 Van Ness, r. 70,

9th
" Adelaide F. Mrs., manager Woman's Co-
operative Salesroom, 325 Sutter
" Adolf, merchant tailor, 122, 3d, r. 3034A

Mission
" Albert, plumber, r. 143 Minna
" Albert M., marine fireman, r. 451V4 Bryant
" Alfred G., contractor, 303 Montgomery, r.

543/2, 2d
•' Alfred T., carpenter S. F. Planing Mill, r.

1091/i Clement
'• Amos, watchman S. F. Laundry, r. 4 Avery
" Ann, widow, r. 214 Perry

Morris Annie, widow, r. 85 Albion Av
" Anthony A., printer, r. 26 Page
" Augusta, widow, r. 63314 McAllister
" Benjamin, r. 1439Dupont
" Benjamin E., fireman str Alviso, r. 451%

Bryant
" Benjamin L., r. 1218 Ellis
" Bernard, r. 2729 California
" Bridget, widow, r. 513 Geary
" C, seaman str San Bias
" Catherine, widow, r. 539 Natoma
" Charles, captain light battery F. 5th

Artillery U. S. A., r. Presidio
" Charles, cigars and tobacco, 501 Ellis, r.

152, 9th
" Charles, laborer Duggan & Ames, r. 506

Battery
" Charles C, clerk, r. 811 Lyon
" Charles E., bookkeeper August Bacigalupi,

r. 456, 6th
" Charles L., mrchinist, r. 49 Clara
" Clarence, clerk, r. 907 Ellis
" Cornelius R., box clerk Post OfQce, r. 1833%

Green
" Daniel, r. 24 Clara rear
" Daniel E., foreman Albert E. Buckman, r.

10 Walter
" David, r. 152, 9th

" David, bartender C. Coats, r. 6 Ewer PI
" David Mrs., widow, r. 152, 9th
" David S., bookkeeper D. Samuels, r. 1927

California
" David W., examiner U. S. Customs, r. Oak-
land
" Delia, domestic, 3310 Clay
" Dennis, teamster, r. 843 Harrison
" Edward, r. Old People's Home
" Edward, bookkeeper Sunset Seed and

Plant Co., r. Oakland
" Edward, cellarman Arpad Haraszthy, r.

1907 Haight
" Edward, compositor, r. 702 California
" Edward, liquors, 131 O'Farrell, r. 2023 Ellis
" Edward, salesman Rosenthal Bros. & Co.,

r. 2118 Bush
" Edward H., bookkeeper A. Morris, r. 2605

Sacramento
" Edward J., laborer, r. 512 Geary
" Edward T., engineer, r. 742, 21st
" Edward W., news agent Occidental News

Co., r. 2729 California
" E. J., asst. superintendent Sutter St. Ry.,

r. 1810 Polk
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 113% Lily Av
" Ellen, widow, r. 134 Juniper
" Emanuel O., bottler The Rosenblatt Co., r.

318 Fillmore
" Francis R., porter Seller Bros. & Co., r. 36

Ridley
" Frank, r. 501 Broadway
" Frank, helper J. Wilbur Clark, r. 1325

Eddy
" Frank B., bookkeeper H. D. Morris & Co.,

r. Fruitvale
" Frank F., candy maker, r. 451% Bryant
" Frank N., laborer Harbor Commissioners,

r. 451% Bryant
" George, chief engineer str Alviso, r. 451%

Bryant
" Grace F. Miss, r. 1317 Geary
" H., seaman str. City of Puebla
" H. Mrs., widow, r. 309 Powell
" Hannah, widow, r. 538 Fulton
" Harrie C, stenographer Overland Monthly,

r. 1348 Nebraska
" Harry D., driver White Star Laundry Co.,

r. 331 Page
" Harry F., r. 330 Golden Gate Av
" Harry H., r. 1 Torrens Court
" H. D. Mrs., lodgings, 309, 5th

MORRIS H. D. & CO.

(Henry D. and Henry W. Morris),
agents Chrome Steel Works, Sander-
son Bros. Steel Co., Rand Drill Co.,
The Manhattan Rubber Manufactur-
ing Co., steel rails, rubber goods,
general miU and mining machinery,
141-143, 1st, telephone Main 1911

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Morris Henry, drayman, r. 1717 Post
" Henry, porter California Canneries Co., r.

678 Brannan rear
" Henry, salesman Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. Los Angeles, Cal.
" Henry, tailor, r. 710 Clementina
" Henry, traveling salesman Wheaton, Breon
& Co., r. 402b Haight
Morris Henry D. (H. D. Morris & Co.), r. Oak-
land
■' Henry D., machinist, r. 309, 5th
" Henri? J., driver Charles B. Baker, r. 3110,

16th
" Henry S., capitalist, 630 Commercial, r.
Oakland
Morris Henry W. ( H. D. Morris & Co.), r. 1918
Baker
Herman, cellarman Arpad Haraszthy. r.

1907 Haight
I. F. (Charles Jacobson & Co.), r. 1309 Web-
ster
Isaac, peddler, r. 2 Hopeton Terrace
Jacob, clerk, r. 629 McAllister
James, car driver, r. 1348 Nebraska
James, cook Cardall & Marston, r. 939 Mis-
sion
James, cooper, r. 843 Harrison
James, laborer, r. 11th A v bet J and K
James, longshoreman, r. 233, 3d
James motorman Market St. Ry., r. 1518

Eddy
James, paver, r. 702 Vallejo
James, real estate, r. 1018 Geary
James, surveyor, r. 129 Valencia
James B., laborer, r. 212 Broadway
James H., clerk general manager's office

Market St. Ky, r. 242, 12th
James L., clerk F. W. Voogt; r. 157 Clara
Jefferson D., cook, r. 939 Mission
John, r. 49 Clara
John, cigars, 106, 7 h
John, clerk, r. 712 Oak
John, clerk local freight office S. P. Co., r.

718 Golden Gate Av
John, cook, r. 11 Clay
John, fisherman, r. 17th Av South nr L
John, laborer, r. 605 Broadway
John, laborer, r. Foerster nr Melrose
John, machinist Vulcan Iron Wks, r. 1325

Eddy
John, porter Mills Bldg, r. 213 Ellis
John, salesman, r. 1017, 18th
John, salesman A. Kuhn, r. 214, 6th
John, tile setter, r. 3623£ Clementina
John C, driver Market St. Ry, r. 1348 San

Bruno Av
John F., clerk Post Office, r. 157 Clara
John J., blacksmith Studebaker Bros. Mfg.

Co., r. 7IIV2 Clementina
John L., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 1715

Eddy
John M., r. 20 Louisa
John M., restaurant, 850 Howard
Joseph, traveling salesman, r. 629 McAl-
lister
" Joseph J., r. 506 Battery
Morris Josepli J. (successor to Morris & Mer-
shon), real estate and insurance agent,
city and country property, Santa Clara
Valley and Palo Alto a specialty, 630
Market, r. 926 Sutter
" Joseph M., r. 22041/4 Devisadero
" Joseph W., bartender The Baldwin
" Julia, widow, r. 24 Federal
" Julius, bookkeeper Mandel, Pursch &
Wiener, r. 623!4 McAllister
Morris Julius, cigars and tobacco, 1500 Market,
r. 34 Grove
" Julius I., dental student, r. 1218 Ellis
" Julius S., cutter M. Franklin & Bro., r. 815

Polk
." Kate, widow, r. 961 Bryant
" Kathleen M. Miss, r. 742, 21st
" Kevy, commission merchant, 423 Front, r.

1309 Webster
" Lemuel P., carpenter, 1202^^ Larkin, r.

Oakland
" Leo M.. with Merchants' Pub. Co.
" Leon, clerk, r. 629 McAllister

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

MANUFACTURERS OF

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Morris Lewis, attorney at law. 505 Safe Deposit

Bldg, r. 510 Mason
" Morris Lillian E. Miss, nurse, 742, 21st
" Lizzie Mrs., dressmaking, 733 Geary
"_ Louis I., clerk Baron Jacobs, r. 2 Hopeton

Terrace
" Louisa Mrs., dressmaking, 1429 Dupont
" Machine Works (N. Y.), H. D. Morris &

Co. agents, r. 141-143, 1st
" Margaret, widow, r. 867 Mission
" Margaret D., widow, r. 927, 12th Av South
" Mark, seaman brig William G, Irwin, r. 27

East
" Mark H., traveling salesman, r. 733 Geary
" Marks (Wolters, Schein & Co.), r. 724a

Green
" Martin, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 563

Mission
" Martin H., gripman Market St. Ry, r. 2600

Sutter
" Mary, widow, r. 929 Natoma
" Mary, widow, r. 2108 O'Farrell
" Mary E., widow, r. 1 Torrens Court
" Michael, waiter, r. 268 Clementina rear
" Michael J., policeman, r. 61lB Hyde
" Milton, clerk, r. 232d 12th
" Moses, with Jesse G. Gobey, 238 Sutter
" Otto, butcher, r. 37, 2d
" Patrick, laborer, r. 542 Howard
" Patrick, laborer, r. 1434 Nebraska
" Patrick J., teamster, r. 843 Harrison
" Pincus, tailor, 10 Howard, r. 232D 12th
Morris Plating Works. See Pacific Man-
ufacturing and Plating Works
" Rachel, widow, r. 2000 Steiner
" Reuben, salesman C. F. Fechheimer, r. 15

Russ
" Richard, wagon maker, r. 124, 8th
" Richard A., coffee packer Adelsdorfer &

Brandenstein, r. II9V2 Harrison
" Robert, r. 518 Nan Ness Av
" Robert E., boots and shoes, 332 Broderick,

r. 1322 Eddy
" Robert H., carpenter, r. 927, 12th Av South
" Robert N., liquors, 211 Stevenson, r. 869

Market
" Rosalia 6., widow, r. 2118 Bush
" R. S. Miss, r. 1714 Market
" S. & Co. (Sigmund Morris and William T.

Satterwhite), employment agency, 7

Flood Bldg
" Sadie Miss (Morris & Clark), r. 131/2 Lib-
erty
" Samuel F., collector Spring Valley W. W.,

r. 111214 Hyde
" SarahMrs., r. 732 Hayes
" Sarah N., widow, r. 1406b O'Farrell
" Saul, bookkeeper M. Seller & Co., r. 1717

Post
" Sigmund (S. Morris & Co.), r. 732 Hayes
" Simon, dry goods, 916 Dupont, r. 218 Fill-
more
" Simon, nurse, r. 1606 Bush
" Terrence, laborer, r. 21414 Langton
" Theodore, marine engineer, r. 152, 9th
" Thomas, contractor, r. 37 Juniper
" Thomas, laborer, r. 157 Clara rear
" Thomas, stonecutter Gray Bros., r. 1020

Howard
" Thomas C, harness maker James B. Mc-

Mahon, r. 223 Minna
" Thomas H., office 419 California, room 5, r.

1911 Larkin
Morris Thomas H., dentist, 30-34 Phelan Bldg,

826 Market
" Thomas J., liquors, 160, 1st

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Morris U. S. Grant, r. 1601 Gough
" Walter, cook, r. 16 Scott PI
Morris Willard B., vice-president "Western

Iron Works, 133-125 Beale, r. 814 Waller
" William (Morris & Kennedy), r. Oakland
" William, gardener California Woman's

Hospital, r. 3118 Sacramento
" William, marine fireman, r. 547, 1st
" William, porter O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.

2108 O'Farrell
" Zachariah, janitor Plymouth Rock Offlce

Cleaning Co.
" & Clark (Miss Sadie Morris and Miss

Lizzie Clark), dressmaking, 235 Post
Morris & Kennedy (William Morris and John

F. Kennedy), dealers fine arts, artists'

materials, gold frames, etc., 19-21 Post
4®"Morris. See Maurice, Moritz and Morrice
Morrisey Alexander, boilermaker Risdon I. &

L, Wks, r. 549 Bryant
" Andrew, stevedore, r. 757b Folsom
" James F., boilermaker Risdon I. & L.

Wks, r. 560 Howard
" James F,, carpenter, r. 230 Birch Av
'< John, manager Orpheum Theatre, 115-117

O'Farrell, r. 34 Ellis
" John W., r. 1307 Broadway
" Nicholas, helper, r. 317 Fremont
" Nicholas, horseshoer, 332, 9th, r. 1238 Mis-
sion
" P., coalpasser str Walla Walla
" Richard, boilermaker, r. 212, 1st
" William, laborer, r. 1009 Bryant
" William J., ship builder, r. 906 Illinois
4®° Morrisey. See Morrissey
Morrish Thomas I., liquors, 213 Stevenson
Morrison Albert, r. 425 Eddy
" Albert, clerk, r. 1096 Post
" Albert E., salesman Thos. H. B. Varney,

r. 1196 Haight
" Albert J., secretary boys' department

Young Mens' Christian Assn.
" Alexander F. (Morrison & Foerster), r. 2717

Pine
" Alexander J., painter, r. 659 Noe
" Alice M., telephone operator, r. 679 Har-
rison
" Andrew F., mail clerk Chronicle, r. 1003

Minna
" Andrew J., r. 1911 Larkin
" Ann Mrs., r. 3033, 16th
" Anne, widow, r. 1213 Buchanan
" Archibald, r. 2608 Howard
" Archibald, fireman, r. 7 Jackson
" Catherine, widow, r. 961 Bryant
" Catherine, widow, r. 2601 Howard
" Charles, reporter, r. 1096 Post
" Charles T., clerk Scott & Van Arsdale

Lumber Co., r. 2830 Howard
" Christopher, driver James P. Guerin, r. 1350

Market
" Colin A., motorman S. F. & S. M. Ry., r. 460

Chenery
" Daniel, carpenter Albert E. Buckman, r.

NW cor Steiner and Hermann
" David, livery stable, 308, 18th, r. 1704 San

Carlos Av
" Edward, fuller Golden Gate Woolen Mills,

r. 1554 Kentucky
" Edward J., porter, r. 88;4 Everett
" Edward W., bookkeeper Goldberg, Bowen

&Co., r. 632 Church
" Edwin C, special agent and adjuster

^tna Ins Co. (of Hartford), 514 Califor-
nia, r. Oakland
" Eflie Miss, nurse, r. 22, 13th

Morrison Fannie Miss, physician Maclean Sani-
tarium, 1534 Mission
" F. P. Miss, teacher Pac. Heights Grammar

School, r. 2525 Pine
" Frank, moJder. r. Precita Avnr Treat Av
" Frank, plumber, r. 659 Noe
" Frank E., dental student, r. 33V4 Rausch
" George, hostler Alex McCord & Co., r. 22

Turk
" George Jr., machinist American Type

Founders Co., r. 1314 Pacific
" George F., hostler James P. Guerin, r. 449

Jessie
" George H., r. 845 Devisadero
" George H., r. 2830 Howard
" Gilbert L., plumber, r 659 Noe
" Harry, concrete worker, r. 519V4 Birch Av
" Harry C, druggist A. H. Smith & Co., r.

1111 Sutter
" Harry L., superintendent Mt. Shasta Min-
eral Springs Co., cor 6th and Townsend,

r. 2310 Sacramento
" Hector, r. 642 Stevenson
" Henry E., student, r. 1711 Clay
" Henry S., teamster, r. 809% Treat Av
" Herman, bellman Cosmopolitan Hotel
" Howard, property master Tivoli Opera

House, r. 4 Burritt
" James, 4th officer str Gaelic
" James, hostler J. W. Morshead & Son, r.

20 Clay
" James, machinist, r. 489 Sanchez
" James G., foreman Saratoga Stables, r.

1123 Sutter
" James H., tailor Bullock & Jones Co., r. 2

Delta PI
" James R., driver S. F. Laundry, r. 717

Webster
" J. L. r. 1045 Market
" John, r. 170 Perry

" John, barber A. Levy, r. 2515 California
" John, blacksmith, r. 711V4 Clementina
" John C, r. 2213 Fillmore
" John F., porter Spring Valley W. W., r.

659 Noe
" John M., carriage painter Larkins&Co.,

r. 2601 Howard
" John T., president Pacific Coast Bicycle

Co., 18, 2d
Morrison John T., secretary Pacific Pump and

Windmill Co.. 575 Mission, r. 1022 Broder-

ick
" Joseph B., clerk The Hamburger Co., r. 659

Noe
" Joseph H., r. 1537 Jackson
Morrison Joseph R., bookkeeper Martin Holje,

106 Pine, r. 1537 Jackson
" Julian, seaman, r. 204 Perry
" Kate Mrs., dressmaker, r. 200 Stockton
" K. C, conductor Market St. Ry, r. 2627

Sutter
" Kittle D. Miss, stenographer The Occident,

r. 2601 Howard
" Lauchlin, carpenter, r. 138 Montana
" Lindsey L., manager N. Iversen Trading

Co., 125 Berry
" Malcolm, insurance, r. 120 Post
" Malcolm, motorman Market St. Ry, r. 3

Powell Av
" Margaret, widow, r. 2525 Pine
" Margaret, widow, r. 3616 Mission
" Mary, widow, r. 624a Hampshire
" Mary E. Miss, physician, 2608 Howard
" Mary J., widow, r. 679 Harrison
" Michael, engineer William A. Schrock, r.

214 Richland Av
" Parker H. M., master bk R. P. Rithet,

office 220 California, r. 215 Webster
" Parker P., dryer La Grande Laundry, r. 679

Harrison
" Robert, meterman Edison Light and Power

Co., r. 1718 Jones
" Samuel, laborer, r. 1810 Larkin
" Sidney, student, r. 316 Bartlett
" Susie S. Miss, teacher South San Fran-
cisco Primary School, r. 2601 Howard
" Thomas H., real estate, r. 1911 Larkin
" William, laborer, r. 24% Ritch
" William, laborer, r. 1908 Mission

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Morrison Williani (Morrison & Bevilockway),

r. 913a 23d
" William G., distributor Post Office, r. 3601

Howard
" William H., manager Yale & Towne Mfg

Co., 4 Mills Bldg, 2d floor, r. Cosmos Club
" William H., salesman A. C. Nichols & Co.,

r. Oakland
" William J., gripman Sutter St.

14121/2 Baker
" Winfield S., bakery, 1913 Howard
" Wlnfleld S., superintendent C. E. Worden

&Co., r. 56Steiner
" W. Parks, clerk Mau, Sadler & Co., r. 1503

Jackson
" & Bevilockway (William Morrison and

Louis M. Bevilockway), ship tinsmiths

and plumbers, 110 Steuart
Morrison & Foerster (A. F. Morrison and C.

E. A. Foerster), attorney at law, 123-127

Crocker Bldg
4®=Morrison. See Morison
Morrissey Albert M., clerk, r. 3034 California
" Ann, widow, r. 102 Haight
" Catherine Mrs., groceries, 247 Clara
" Charles E., harness maker, r. 1189 Union
" D., coal passer str Willamette Valley
" David, iron worker, r. 711 Scott
" Edmond. stableman M. Michelsen, r. 615

Ellis
" Edmund, printer P. J. Thomas, r. 702 Cal-
ifornia
" Edward L., r. 326 Minna
" Ellen, widow, r. 1139 Union
" Frank D., barber Leslie A. Webber, r. 6

Kissling
" Henry, printer, r. 440 Tehama
" James, engineer Market St. Ry.
" James, S. J., professor St. Ignatius Col-

" John (Carroll & Morrissey), r. 15, 30th
" John, laborer, r. 301 Sierra
" John H., property master, r. 440 Tehama
" John H. Mrs., widow, r. 440 Tehama
" John J., laborer S. P. Co., r. 433 Bryant
" John M., policeman, r. 1139 Union
" John W., pressman Chronicle, r. 13th Av
bet H and I
Morrissey Joseph G., M. D., physician and sur-
geon, late of St. Mary's and City and
County Hospitals, office NE cor 19th
and Mission, hours 11 a. m. to 13 m., and
3.30 to 5 p. m. telephone Mission 171, r.
102 Haight. hours, 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. m.,
telephone Steiner 2321
" Julia, widow, r. 14 Federal
" Kate, widow, r. 714 Harrison Av
" Mary, candy maker W. S. Townsend, r. 2iY2

Ritch
" Maurice, longshoreman, r. 417 Fremont
" Michael, gardener, r. 1313a Scott
" Michael, laborer, r. 1303% Larkin
" Patrick W. (English & Morrissey), r. 803

Ellis
" Richard, laborer, r. 37^4 Gilbert
" Robert A., with P. C. Malloy, r. 103 Haight
" W., millhand Pac. Roll. Mill
" William, carpenter, r. 34V^ Ritch
" William F,, porter Raphael Weill & Co., r.
1139 Union
4®=-Morrissey. See Morrisey
Morrow Almond R., department superintendent
Cal. Wine Assn, r. 102 Haight
" Bert, clerk, r. 3833 Pine
" Club, 633 Union
" Florence, widow, r. 532 Natoma
" Frank P., r. 771 Howard
Morrow George & Co. (George P. Morrow and
Alexander O. Mulligan), commission
merchants, hay and grain, 39 Clay
" George P. (George Morrow & Co.), r. North

Temescal, Alameda Co.
" Howard, physician, r. 916 Leavenwarth
" Hugh G., driver Union Ice Co., r. 615, 3d
" James, team.ster Western Transfer Co., r.
436, 5th
Morrow James A., president Pacific Metal
Works, 137-139, 1st, r. Oakland
D., rancher, r. 337, 13th Av

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Morrow J. H., special agent W. J. Callingham,
r. Oakland

" John, policeman, r, 334 Sanchez

" John C, r. 553 Minna

" May, domestic, 1809 Gough
Morrow Robert F., president Sutter Street
Railway Co.,SE cor Sutter and Polk, and
real estate, 414 California, r. 916 Leaven-
worth
Robert H., attorney at law, 33-34 Crocker

Bldg, r. 916 Leavenworth
Thomas, driver S. F. Laundry, r. 337, 4th

Av
William C, editorial writer Call, r. 1603

Vallejo
William G., president Overman and Confi-
dence Silver Mining Co's, 414 California,
r. Sausalito
William H., clerk Williams, Dimond & Co.,

r. 3823 Pine
William S., collector, 130 Sansome, room
13, r. Oakland
Morrow William W., judge United States Dis-
trict Court, chambers U. S. Appraisers'
Bldg. room 68, r. San Rafael

" William W., porter Schmidt Label & Lith.
Co., r. 430, 29th

" & Co. (Mrs. Belle Rogers), corset makers,
504 Greenwich
Mors Albert, driver Franz Siebrecht, r. 54 Ship-
ley
Morse Adolph, tailor, r. 1503 Buchanan

" Benjamin M., clerk, r. 3119 Fillmore

" Benjamin T., carpenter, r. 2119 Fillmore

" Caroline, widow, elevator tender U. S. Ap-
praisers' Bldg, r. 625 Jessie

" Caroline F., widow, r. 26 McAllister

" Charles B., cutter Heyneman & Co., r. 1315
Sacramento

" Charles C, master ship C. F. Sargent, office
54 Steuart, r. 5 Scott

" Charles E., marine engineer, r. 32 South
Park

" Cora A. Mrs., physician, 631 O'Farrell

" C. Percy, clerk J. F. Chapman & Co., r. 5
Scott

" Eckelson, r. 907 Pine

" Edward A., treasurer Frisbee, Risdon &
Co., 133 Market, r. 711 Leavenworth

" E. L. Miss, proofreader, r. 36A Hawthorne

" Elliott J., r. 330 Geary

" Elisha, r. 631 O'Farrell
Morse Fremont, assistant United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey (Western Division),
U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, room 39, r. 1415
Clay

" George, laborer, r. 12 Hawthorne

" George D., photographer, 916 Market, r. The
Baldwin

" George L., marine engineer, r. 1459 Guer-
rero

" George W., ice dealer, r. 506, 9th

" Georgia C. Miss, teacher Webster Primary
School, r. 1001 Pine

" Harry, gripman Cal. St. RR, r. 1532 Polk
Morse Harry N., agent and proprietor Morse's
Patrol System, 430 Kearny, r. Newton
Av nr Hanover Av. East Oakland

" Henry, r. 31 Alta

" Henry, teamster, r. 1125 McAllister

" H. G., master mariner, r. Palace Hotel
Morse Isaac H.,- president King-Morse Canning
Co., NW cor Broadway and Sansome, r.
1415 Clay

" James, janitor, r. 823 Jackson

" James, real estate, r. 106^4, 3d

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Morse James E., cutter Heyneman & Co., r. 1315
Sacramento
" Jesse A., compositor, r. 510^ Hayes
" John, cooper, r. 31 Alta

MORSE JOHN F.,

physician and surgeon, and surgeon
German Hospital, oflBlce 200 Stockton,
hours 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. m., telephone
Grant 90, r. 2522 Pine, telephone West
533
Morse Joseph, laborer Union I. Wks, r. 926 Min-
nesota

" Joseph, peddler, r. 6191^ Minna

" Joseph M., furniture, 1725 Market, r. 2146
Market

" L. Mrs., widow, r. 907 Pine

" Lena, widow, r. 31 Alta

" Leonard, clerk A. Pistolesi, r. 752 Wash-
ington

" Lyman A., cornice maker Forderer Cornice
Wks, r. 867 Market

" Mary, widow, r. 2234 Mission

" Milton H., agent The Am. Trading Co., 112
California, r. 926 Fillmore

" Nellie A. Miss, teacher James Lick Gram-
mar School, r. 26a Hawthorne

" Robert H., carrier postofflce, r. 17 Scott

" Roland, r. 926 Fillmore

" Samuel S.. machinist, r. 554 Iowa

" Sarah M., widow, r. 26a Hawthorne

" Sigourney B., bookkeeper Daily Report
Pub. Co., r. Alameda

" William S., plumber Shepard Bros., r. 625
Jessie

" Zachariah, janitor, r. 13 Ritch rear
4^Morse. See Morss

Morse's Patrol System, Harry N. Morse pro-
prietor, 4.30 Kearny
Morser Edward J., chief deputy City and County

Surveyor, r. 118^4 Fulton
Morshead John W. (J. W. Morshead & Son),
and president Am. Imp. Co., 220 San-
some, room4, r. 1011 Devisadero

" J. W. & Son (John W. and Stanley W.),
proprietors City Front Stables, 20 Clay

" Mary, widow, r. 645 Geary

" Philip, foreman James P. Guerin, r. 1508 Fell

" Stanley W. (J. W. Morshead & Son), r. 1011
Devisadero
Morson Frank C, clerk Mack & Co., r. 813, 20th
Morss George A., lumber surveyor, 9 Mission, r.
Alameda

" Joseph E., clerk Simpson Lumber Co., r.
Alameda
Mort George W., laborer, r. 228 Lang ton rear
Mortee Mary E. Miss, principal St. Katharine's

Episcopal School, r. 28 Liberty
Mortensen Eliza, teacher embroidery, 184 Noe

" Hans, seaman, r. 39 Pacific

" Jens P., lodgingfe, 606, 3d

" John P., seaman, r. 903 Bryant

" Morton, cook Andrew Christensen, r. 471 '4
Tehama

" Nels, seaman, r. lOO;^ Jackson

" Paul, master mariner, r. 1220, 26th

" Ruble, waitress Dennett's, r. 635 Golden
Gate Av

" Thomas, master str San Jose
Mortenson Christine, clerk Charles Jacobson,
r. 411, 3d

" Harry, bookkeeper Cal. Adsigns Co., r. 70714
Hyde
Morth Charles, laborer, r. 301 Michigan
Morfcigia William, porter G. Mayes & Co., r. 725
Bush

Mortimer Franklin C, clerk W. J. Callingham,
r. 1916 Pierce

" Henry W., clerk The Liverpool and Lon-
don and Globe Ins. Co., r. 1916 Pierce

" William B., stage hand Tivoli Opera
House, r. 430»4 Natoma
Mottizia Nicholas, restaurant, 132, 4th
Mortola August, r. 318 Broadway

" Baptiste, r. 318 Broadway

" Frank, r. 318 Broadway

" Prosper, foreman La Voce del Popolo, r.
318 Broadway

" Prosper, horseshoer Baptiste Lacaze, r.
13 Scotland
Morton Annie A., widow, musician, r. 246 Tay-
lor

" Brothers (Patrick C. and James), hay,
grain, coal, wood and dairy, 436, 10th
Morton Brothers (William R. and Henry I.),
proprietors Morton Special Delivery,
402-408 Taylor, 650 Market, 204 Battery.
Ferry Bldg foot Market, Oakland office
in Ferry Depot

" Carrie L. Miss, teacher Rincon Grammar
School, r. 450 Bartlett

" Charles . silversmith Shreve & Co., r. 15
Glen Park Av

" Charles F., cook John C. O'Brien, r. 820
Battery

" Charles W., salesman W. T. Smith & Son,
r. Oakland

" Conrad, waiter, r. 243 Minna

" Cora W. Mrs., r. 2220 Broadway

" David W., bookkeeper Thomas Morton, r.
628 Geary

Morton Draying and Warehouse

Co. The, John Morton president, W. R.

Morton treasurer, oflace 204 Battery,

branch office NE cor 5th and Townsend,

warehouses Townsend bet 1st and 2d,

NE cor Battery and Union and SW cor

Battery and Lombard
Morton Edward C, clerk Mann & Wilson, r. 2014

Pierce
Edwin, r. 215 Franklin
Edwin T., clerk local freight offtce S. P.

Co.. r. 215 Franklin
Ella J. Miss, vice principal Hamilton

Grammar School, r. 607 Ellis
Ellen, widow, r. N s Bryant nr Fremont
E. M., clerk Son Bros. & Co., r. 2414 Wash-
ington
Essie Miss, seamstress, r. 856 Bay
Francis A., student, r. 1816 Howard
Frank, principal Lowell High School, r.

3331 Washington
Frank H., collector Spring Valley W.W.,

r. 1312 Page
Frank R., clerk forwarding dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. Alameda
Franklin C, clerk, r. 1916 Pierce
Frederick S., millhand DemingPalmer

Milling Co., r. Alameda
George, blacksmith, r. 1816 Howard
George E., laundryman American Laun-
dry, r. 1902 Union
Harriet A., widow, r. 1312 Page
Harry, r. 621/2 Post
Harry J., cooper, r. 856 Bay
Harry W., clerk, r. 1916 Pierce
Henrie F., carpenter, 6 Spring, r. 856 Bay
Henry B., commission merchant, 103 Front,

r. 1101 Geary
" Henry C, patrolman Morse's Patrol, r. 710

California
Morton Henry D. (Morton Bros.), and president

W. T. Garratt & Co., N W cor Fremont

and Natoma, r. 310 Ellis
" Henry E., keeper Golden Gate Life Saving

Station, Ocean Boulevard cor Fulton
Morton Henry J., director George W. Gibbs

Co., 33-39 Fremont, r. Sausalito
" Henry R., dentist, 205 Montgomery Av, r.

817 Lombard

MORTON HENRY R. Jr.,

dentist, 637 Kearny, office hours 9 a.
m. to 5 p. m., r. 1231 Stockton

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Morton Herbert S., student, r. 1118 O'Farrell
" Howard, bookbinder Hicks- Judd Co., r. 1625

Fulton
" Howard E., student, r. 1625 Fulton
" J., fireman str Santa Rosa
Morton J. & Co. (John and W. R. Morton), 20-1
Battery
" James (Morton Bros.), r. 434V4, 10th
" James H., fruit grower, r. 2220 Broadway
" Jeanette G., widow, r. 1625 Fulton
" J. H., r. 606 Sutter
Morton John, president The Morton Draying
and Warehouse Co., 204 Battery, r. 305
Taylor
" John B., cutter Henry Hess, r. 1712 Brod-

erick
" John F., driyer Wells, Fargo & Co., r.

Berkeley
" John M., r. Union League Club
" John M., policeman, r. 795 Stevenson
" John R., carpenter, r. 826 Bryant
" John R., street contractor, r. 1816 Howard
Morton Joseph Hatfield, importer and commis-
sion merchant (champagnes), 106 Pino,
telephone Black 51, r. 1320 Golden Gate
Av
" Joshua B. Mrs., widow, r. 1509 Jackson
" Julius W., clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Hay-
den Co., r. 2014 Pierce
" Laura, widow, r. 1819 Webster
" Lydia, widow, r. 450 Bartlett
" Lyman, artist H. S. Crocker Co., r. Oak-
land
" M. Alice, domestic. 572 Harrison
" Margaret, widow, r. 107, 16th
" Nathaniel T., receiver Market St. Ry., r.

2110 O'Farrell
" Patrick C. (Morton Bros.), r. 43414, 10th
" Percy, laborer, r. 430 Ellis
" R. C, freight clerk str San Bias
" R. Frederick, surveyor, r. 426 Eddy
" Richard, laborer, r. 13 Hinckley
" Robert L., conductor Geary St. RR., r. 414,

3d Av
" Shalman E., salesman George H. Croley
Morton Special Delivery, Morton Bros, proprie-
tors, Henry D. Morton manager, 403-408
Taylor, 650 Market, 204 Battery, Ferry
Bldg foot Market, Oakland office in
Ferry Depot
" T. H. Mrs., confectionery, 460 Haight
" Theophilus B., messenger, r. 6 Pleasant
" Thomas, r. 299 Hyde
" Thomas (Morton & Hedley). r. 302, 24th

MORTON THOMAS,

wood and coal, 628-630 Geary, tele-
phone East 152, branch 1619 Laguna,
telephone East 152-4 bells, r. 632 Geary

Morton Thomas H., foreman Greenbaum & Co.,
r. 460 Haight
" Thomas J., bookkeeper Thomas Morton, r.

632 Geary
" William, engineer Post, r. 515 Stevenson
" William J., carpenter S. F. Planing Mill,

r. 736 Clementina
" William P., r. 856 Bay
Morton William R. (Morton Bros.), and treas-
urer The Morton Draying and Warehouse
Co., 204 Battery, r. 1118 O'Farrell
" Winnifred, widow, r. 709^4 Harrison rear
" Wirt, clerk George W.Day wait, r. Oakland
" Zacharias J., blacksmith O'Brien & Sons,
r. 5o Boardman PI

MORTON & HEDLEY

(Thomas Morton and John Hedley),
proprietors Western Foundry, 234
Fremont

JgS=Morton. See Moreton

Morton's Warehouses, office 204 Battery

Mortzen Jacob H., waiter C. H. E. Rohlffs, r. 10

Montgomery Court
Moryon Charles L., druggist, r. 401, 6th
Morzolf George, expressman, r. 3 Mateo
Mosbacher Emanuel, japanner George H. Tay

Co., r. 1503 Powell
" Gerson, insurance agent Boyd & Dickson,

r. 214 Steuart

Mosbacher Solomon, upholsterer, r. 715 Howard
Mosby John S., attorney at law law dept. S. P.

Co., 4 Montgomery, r. 728 Sutter

Mosca Esther M. Mrs., midwife, r. 512 Filbert

" Joseph, bookkeeper Emilio Martinoni, r.

526 Filbert

Moscone Giacomo, scavenger, r. 5th Av.nr Lake

Moscrop Joseph, clerk D. Ghirardelli Co., r. 1818

Market
Mosetaach Ferdinand C, attorney at law, no-
tary public, commissioner of deeds, real
estate and insurance agent and loans,
323 Montgomery, telephone Main 1879, r.
Ill Guerrero
" Henry, clerk Station B Post OfQce, r. 814
Army
Moseley Andrew S. (Cutter & Moseley), r. 2510
Fillmore
" Mary, widow, r. 65SU Jessie
Mosely Frank E., compositor, r. 536 Fell

" Kate, widow, r. 526 Fell
Mpsener August, waiter, r. 312, 1st
Moser August, lodgings, 439 Jessie
" Bonif acius, special policeman, r. 926 Wash-
ington
J8®=Moser. See Mosher

Moses Charles S. (Charles S. Moses & Co.), r.
Pacific-Union Club
" Charles S. & Co. (Charles S. Moses), wool

dealers, 653, 5th
" Emily Miss, typewriter, r. 28 Perry
" Henrietta Miss, bookkeeper Kragen Furni-
ture Co., r. 1510 Dolores
" Isaac N., telegraph operator, r. 4S7y2

Haight rear
" John H., gardener, r. SOQVi Haight
" Marcus (Arctic Fur Co.), and furrier, 963

Market, r. 107 Leavenworth
" Max, bookkeeper, r. 1510 Dolores
" Montague T. (Sumner & Moses), attorney
at law, 335 Montgomery, room 35, r. 1032
Page
" Morris, barber, 605 Mission, r. 18 Harriet
" Morris, varieties, 305 Hayes, r. 1311 Ellis
" Oscar, bazaar, 431 Larkin, r. 810 McAllister
" PaulL., shoecutter P. F. Nolan & Co., r.

.533 Green
" S. A., opftician, r. 34 Ellis
" Samuel, tailor, r. 435 Tehama
" Walter H., chairmaker, r. 35 Perry
" Walter W., r. 35 Perry
" William J., clerk, r. 35 Perry
Moses William S., superintendent Masonic
Cemetery, r. Turk bet Masonic and
Parker Avs
Mosgrove John, hostler Alex McCord & Co., r.

133 Eddy
je@=-Mosgrove. See Musgrave
Mosher Anne, widow, r. 135 Dore
" Aurelia Miss, millinery, 207 Powell, r. 303

Valencia
" Benjamin, cooper George W. Dalmas, r. 303

Valencia
" Carrie A., widow, r. 119i/4, 6th
" , Chandler & Co. (T. Harry Chandler and
John B. Robinson), manufacturers Cal.
Fruit Grader, 138 Market
" -Craig Co. The( James L. Mosher and Albert
W. Craig), fruit dryers and packers, 322
Turk rear
" Frank, painter, r. 135 Dore
" Frank S., foreman Music and Drama, r. 4

Oak Grove Av
" Frederick, master mariner, r. 736a 22d
" George E., engineer, r. 4 Yerba Buena
" Gilbert M., teamster, r. 206, 19th

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WILLIAM WOLFF & CO., 329 Market St

Mosher Howard N., machinist C. H. Evans &

Co., r. Oakland

' ' J ames L. (Craig & Mosher and The Mosher-

Craig Co.), and commissioner State

Board of Horticulture, r. 218 Turk

■' Joseph (Whittingham & Mosher), r. 704

Howard
" Julius, teacher music, r. 340, 13th
" Mary A., widow, r. 4 Oak Grove Av
" Theodore (Mosher & Wightman), r. 230i^,

9th
" Thomas S., carpenter, r. 206, 19th
" William, chemist, r. 302 Valencia
" Wright G., cabinet maker. 1639 Mission
" & Wightman (Theodore Mosher and Wil-
liam T. Wightman), produce dealers, 103
Washington
4®= Mosher. See Moser
Mosier Josephine Miss, saleslady, r. 1821

Lyon
Mosler Safe Co., The Adams & Beck Co. agents,

see Safes under classification
Moss Arthur J,, conductor Market St. Rv., r.
1227 Turk
" Brothers (Sanford A. and E. Carlton),
brushes, brooms, wooden and willow
ware, 408 Sacramento
" E., r. 781 Mission
" E. Carlton (Moss Bros.), r. 812 Ellis
" Edith J. Miss, r. 812 Ellis
" Ellis W., salesman H. Levi & Co.. r. 1126

Pine
" Emma L., widow, r. 25241/4 Post
" Ernest G., teacher languages, r. 812 Ellis
" Frank L., with Brown, Craig & Co , r. 2524^

Post
" George, acting librarian Sutro Library, 30

Montgomery Block, r. 14 Lyon
'' George, bartender, r. 808 Mission
" George A., gloves, umbrellas and parasols,
800 and 932 Market and 101 Post, r. 1012
Bush
" George R. (King, Moss & Co.), r. Ala-
meda
" Henry A., real estate, 622 Spreckels Bldg,

r. 248 Chattanooga
" Isaac, clerk M. Blum & Co., r. 13051/2 Polk '
" Jacob, r. 1818 O'Farrell
" James, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co.. r. 17th

Av South bet L and K
" J. Mora, physician, 2423 California
Moss Jolin, assistant local freight agent S. P.
Co., 5th and Townsend, r. 606 Sutter
" John, carpenter, r. 251 Tehama
" Joseph, laborer, r. SE cor Greenwich and

Gough
" Joseph, painter, r. 31 Dore
■' Joseph J., butcher Daniel Sylvester & Sons
" Joseph J., fish and oysters, 114, 7th, r. 619^

Minna
" Leopold, r. 1818 O'Farrell
•■ Mary, widow, r. 1126 Pine
" Nellie G. Miss, r. 1917 Baker
" Patrick H., laborer, r. 345 Brannan
" Peter, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 17th

Av South bet L and K
" Sanford A. (Moss Bros.), r. 812 Ellis
" William P., clerk H. Levi, r. 345 Brannan
49=Moss. See Maus, Morse and Morss
Mossford Moses, hardware, 1037, 24th
Mossi Ercole, cook, r. 509 Broadway
Mossier Frederick, cellarman, r. 522 Shotwell
Mossman W. F. Mrs., r. 726 Shotwell
Mossner Charles, clerk Cal. Wine Association,

r. 1050 Howard
Mosson David, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co.

Mostahinich George M., restaurant, 108, 4th, r'
939 Mission
" John, clerk George M. Mostahinich, r. 108,
4 th
Mostyn Mary, widow, r. 1212 M''ashington
Mote Henry, gripman, Market St. Rv., r. 2516a

Post
Mothander John J., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

1015 Buchanan
Mother Lode Gold Mining Co. (Amador Co.).
William Irelan secretary, 219 Crocker
Bldg
Motheral Graham F., horseman, r. 424, 5th Av
Mothershead Mary, widow, r. 326 Minna
Motley A. H. Tobacco Co. (Reidsville, N. C). J.

Lewis Starr agent. 215 Front
Motroni Angelo, hostler Motroni & Guastucci,
r. 515 Green rear
" Augustino (Motroni & Guastucci), r. 402a

Green
" & Guastucci (Augustino Motroni and An-
drea Guastucci), livery stable and wood
and coal, 633 and 515-517 Green
Mott Alice Mrs., proprietor The Globe House,
137, 7th
■■' Baldwin E, traveling salesman W. W. Mon-
tague & Co., r. 1520 Vallejo
" Charles W., office 315 California, room 7, r.

700 Jones
" Eleanor B., widow, r. 1520 Vallejo
" Ernest J., stenographer, 320 Sansome, room

57, r. 314 Eddy
'• F., laborer, r. 636 Commercial
" Frank K. (E, A. Howard & Co.), r. Oakland
Mott J. L. Ironworks (New York), M. S. James,
Pacific Coast agent, 27 Flood Bldg
" Leslie C, student, r. 314 Eddy
Motte Alexandre, cabinet maker and locksmith.

906 Pacific
Mottle Zacharias, milker, r. Lafayette nr.

Brunswick
MottromJohn, foreman Charles S.Crittenden,

r. 911 Polk
Motzer Conrad, bakery, 1713 Leavenworth
Motzkau Otto, carpet cutter, r. 206 Eddy
Mougin L. M. Mme., dressmaking, 700 Sutter
Mouille Geraud P., carpenter, 1st St. Wks,

Union I. Wks., r. 648 Andover Av
Mould J. T., conductor Presidio and Ferries RR.,
r. 1222a Union
" Richard I., clerk Fireman's Fund Ins.
Co., r. East Oakland
Moulder Andrew J. Mrs., widow, r. 812 Bush
Moulder Augustus B., secretary The Giant
Powder Co. Consolidated, 430 California,
r. 2119 California
" Hamilton L., bookkeeper First National
Bank, r. 812 Bush
MouJder Primary Scbool, Mrs. Katharine E.
Brogan principal, SW cor Page and
Gough
Moulin Caroline Mrs., teacher embroidery and
fancy work, 1667% Mission
" Ferdinand, bookkeeper, r. 1667i/^ Mission
" Gabriel, photographer R. J. Waters, r.

16671/2 Mission
" Louis D., laborer Cal. Electrical Wks, r.

124, 6th
" Victor, interpreter, 1 Webb, r. 761 Mission
MoulthropCarleton F., salesman Miller, Sloss
& Scott, r. Alameda

MOULTHROP CHARLES W.,

draughtsman and patternmaker,
blue prints, 225 Mission, r. 830 Bush

Moulthrop Howland K., local deputy national
president National Association of Sta-
tionary Engineers, 220 Fremont, r. 914
Dolores

" John L., r. 914 Dolores

" John R., r. 1410 Webster

" William H., traveling auditor S. P. Co., r.
1410 Webster
Moulton Adeline W., widow, r. 1632 Vallejo

" Daniel S., bookkeeper E. B. Dean & Co., r.
Oakland

" Floyd, r. 1620 Bush

" Frank F., office 577 Market, r. Redwood
City

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Moulton Frank H., traveling salesman Will-
iams-Marvin Co., r. 221 Pierce>
" George H., pattern maker, r. 2316 Folsom
" Henry B., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 1806
Geary
Moulton Irving F., 2d assistant cashier The
Bank of California, r. 2017 Hyde
" Joseph H., shipjoiner, r. 2316 Folsom
" Josephine, widow, seamstress, r. 822 Green-
wich
" Levy L., detective, r. 1131 Polk
■' Mabel Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. Oak-
land
" Margaret Mrs., dressmaking, 1620 Bush
" Mary S., widow, r. 1210 Mason
" Sadie, widow, r. 529 Grove
" Warren E., gripman Market St. Ry, r. 536
Ivy Av
Moulty Adele C. Miss, teacher Horace Mann
Grammar School, r. 720, 24th
" Rebecca, widow, r. 720, 24th
Mound City Paint and Color Co., 12 Drumm
Mounic Jacques (E. Gamier & Co.), and restau-
rant, 615 Sacramento
Mount Calvary Cemetery, Peter F. Mohun
superintendent, entrance St. Joseph's
Av, termination Ellis
" Diablo Mill .and Mining Co. (Candelaria,
Nov.), Richard W. Heath secretary, 318
Pine, room 12
Mount Hamilton Stage Co., Samuel Miller

agent, office 613 Market
Mount Hamilton Vineyard, John L. Koster &
Co. proprietqrs, office .327 Market, vine-
yard Mount Hamilton Road, Santa Clara
County
Mount Joseph M., theatrical agent Pacific
Coast. 225 Kearny, r. 416 McAllister
" Kimball Gold Mining Co., Arthur R.
Rlckoft secretary, 5 Mills bldg, 5th floor
" Malcolm, expressman, r. 307, 7th Av

Mount Olivet Cemetery Assn.,

M. C. Walton president, H. T. Graves
secretary, 302 Montgomery, rooms 7-8

Mount Samuel R., liquors, 213 Montgomery,

r. 830 Treat Av
" Sarah F. Miss, teacher Fremont Primary

School, r. 307, 7th Av
Mount Shasta Mineral Spring Co. See

Mt. Shasta Mineral Spring Co.
Mount St. Joseph Infant Asylum, Sister Mary

Caine Superior, Silver Av nr Q South
" Zion Hospital Association, Nathan

Schlesinger Hon'y Secretary, ,304 Mont-
gomery
Mountain Axel B., upholsterer A. V. Henko, r.

2312M Fillmore
" Edward, gripman Market St. Ry, r. 12

Powell Av
Mountain Ice Co. of California, A. F. Morrison

president, Joseph Martin secretary,

ofQce 327 Market
" Tunnel Gravel Mining Co., James R.

Garniss president, E. C. Landes secre-
tary, 219 Sansome
" View Gold Mining Co., James H. Hall

president, Jabez Howes secretary, 214

Pine, room 55
" View Mining Co., Arthur H. Ten Broeck

manager. 80-81 Columbian Bldg
Mountaineer Steam Coffee and Spice Mills,

Lievre, Frick & Co. proprietors, 701-711

Sansome, office 117 Battery
Mountford George, clerk, r. 1241'/^, 24th
Mourejeau Peter, laborer Cal. Fertilizer Wks,

r. 1242, 7 th Av South
Mouret, Ghirardelli & Co., bottlers of steam

soda water, 815-819 Montgomery, tele-
phone Main 1259
" Marcelin (Mouret, Ghirardelli & Co.), r.

1214 Stockton
Mour:tzeii John, coffee saloon, 605 Montgomery,

r. 7281/2 Union
Mourot Albert, machinist Marshutz & Cantrell,

r. 331 Kearny
Mouseau Peter, peddler, r. 620, 17th
Mouseigne Francois, cellarman E. Garnier &

Co.,r. 913 Bush

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,
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Mouser John D., manager The Bankers Alliance
of California, 14 Mills Bldg, 5th floor, r.
1418 Grove
" Silas M., physician, 707 Bush
" William H., agent New York Life Ins. Co.,
r. 1618 Page
Mouthon Joseph, r. 208 Utah
Mouton Frank, bartender T. I. Moorish, r. Ala-
meda
" Jules, machinist, r. 1215 Clay
Moutrie E. Mrs., r. 21 Fell
Mouyer Louis (Lamanet & Mouyer), r. 820,

18th
Mouze Adolph, laundry, 1124 Pine
Mowbray Robert H., foreman repairs Harbor

Commissioners, r. 1209a Clay
Mower Margery, widow, r. 2726 Howard
" May E. Miss, school teacher, r. 2726 How-
ard
Mowry Charles W., helper W. A. Mowry, r. 17
Capp
" Edward, teacher swimming, r. 621 Bush
" George B., mining, r. 706 Ivy Av
" Harry A., painter W. A. Mowry, r. 17

Capp
" Laura A., widow, r. 706 Ivy Av
" Leland a., r. 706 Ivy Av
" Leontine, widow, r. 2229 Sutter
" Lucy M. Mrs., nurse, r. 26 Essez
Mowry Lyman I., attorney at law, 319 Califor-
nia, rooms 1-2, r. 1719 Oak
Mowry Marion L. (John M. Klein's Electrical
Works and Russell, Cerf & Mowry), r. 828
California
" Richard D., solicitor, r. 28 Essex
" William A., carriage and wagon maker.
1140 Folsom, r. 17 Capp
.^J-Mowry. See Morey
Mowry's Hall, Walter G. O'Brien lessee and

manager, SW cor Grove and Laguna
Moxley Elizabeth W., widow, r. Ill Fell
Moxter Conrad, waiter, r. 243 Minna
Moyce George, porter G. M. Josselyn & Co. r.
Alameda
" Harry C, driver National Ice Co., r. 424i/4,
7th
Moye Theis, sack sewer, r. 34 Moss
Moyer George L., lodgings, 16 Montgomery Av,
and expressman, N W cor Bush and Mont-
gomery, r. 16 Montgomery Av
" James W., molder, r. 151 Henry
" John, driver George L. Moyer, r. 16 Mont-
gomery Av
" Jonas J., wagon maker David Kerr, r. Oak-
land
" Mattie Miss, r. 16 Montgomery Av
Moylan Patrick, packer Wangenheim, Stern-

heim & Co.
Moyle Caroline Mrs., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" Edward H., draughtsman Joshua Hendy

Machine Wks, r. 717 Union
" James, salesman Columbia Cloak and Suit

House, r. 822 Hayes
" Robert S., salesman, r. 823a 17th
Moyles Andrew, lithographer Schmidt Label &
Lith. Co., r. 124, 21st
" Bridget, widow, r. 934 Hayes
" James F., salesman, r. 934 Hayes
" James W., clerk, r. 1124b Union
" John, teamster Peoples' Express and

Transferee., r. Oakland
" Owen J., laborer U. S. Customs, r. 1124b
Union
Moyne James S., roofer, r. 2045!.4 Mission
Moynes George E., salesman The Hamburger
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Moynihan Cornelius, hostler Sutter St. Ry, r.
512 Howard
" Daniel J., asst. weigher U. S. Customs, r.

609 Fell
" Elizabeth J. Miss, teacher Horace Mann

Grammar School, r. 609 Fell
" George (Zitska c& Moynihan), r. 722 Green
" Humphrey B., inspector U. S. Customs, r.

609 Fell
" John, laborer, r. 157, 9th
" John S., plumber, r. 154 Clara
" Laurence, r. 609 Fell

" Nora T. Miss, teacher Cleveland Primary
School, r. 609 Fell
Moynihan Timothy J., boiler works, 311-313

Mission, r. 611 Jones
j8®=Moynihan. See Monaghan and Monahan
Moyon Anna Mme., dressmaking, 527 Pine

" James, water tender str Mexico, r. 527 Pine
Mozart Edward H., wholesale millinery, SE
cor 6th and Market, r. 710, 21st
" Hall, 1358 Market
" The, John Hueth proprietor, 319 Ellis
Mozetti Benjamin, driver, r. cor S and 17th A v
South
" Bartolomeo, dairyman, 18th Av South bet
R and S
Mozley Brandon Mrs., r. Hotel Richelieu
Mozzi Antoine, laborer American Salt Co., r.
nr Five Mile House
" Joseph, laborer American Salt Co., r. nr
Five Mile House

Mt, Shasta Mineral Spring Co.

(Shasta Springs, Cal.), Adam Andrew
secretary and general manager, main
oflce 6th and Townsend, branch office
205 Front

Much Thomas, musician, r. 800 Kearny
Mucha Philip, tailor, r. 915 McAllister
Muck Fritz, engineer, r. 330 Chestnut
" Lena, widow, r. 330 Chestnut
" Peter, bottler North Beach Brewery, r. 330
Chestnut
Muckley Charles, master schr Mattie Dyer
Mudd Mattie, widow, nurse, r. 915V2 Central Av
Mudge George B., salesman California Coal

Co., r. 1714 Market
Mudge Robert, clerk, r. 24 McAllister
" Robert G., salesman G. W. Clark & Co., r.

The Wenban

" Robert S., clerk auditing dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. 1800b Hyde

Mudgett Edwin A., ticket agent Burlington

Route, 33 Montgomery, r. Alameda

" George A., druggist William E. Mayhew, r.

144, 4th
" James G., r. Palace Hotel
Muegge Harry J., maltster Charles Bach, r. 16

Pfeifler
4S=-Muegge. See Mugge

Mueh John N. (Mueh & Lynch), r. 2213Broderick
" & Lynch (John N. Mueh and John J.
Lynch), liquors, 1411 Stockton
Muehe Joseph C, bookkeeper London and San
Francisco Bank, r. 754 Bryant
" William, manager National Vinegar Wks,
808-812, 4th, r. 339, 6th
Muehlenbruch M.. medium, r. 1063 Mission
Mueller Adam, cigar maker H. Plagemann &
Co., r. 309 Ritch
" Albert (Dannenbaum, Mueller & Kahn), r.
1705 Geary
Mueller Albert & Co. See Dannenbaum, Muel-
ler & Kahn in additional names
" August, insurance, r. 817, 18th

Mueller Bernhard (E. Westdorp & Co.), r. 1501
Folsom
" Carl W., copyist County Clerk's office, r.

114 Valencia

" Caspar, brass finisher Whyte & De Rome,

r. 230 Langton
" Charles, baker, r. 772 Mission
■' Charles, stableman Buffalo Brewing Co.,

r. 420, 6th
" Charles A., bakery, 1709-1711 Mission
" Charles F., cutter Brandt & Co., r. Oakland
" Charles F. W. (Mueller & Co.), r. 9271/2 Fil-
bert
" Charles R., boots and shoes, 505 Lyon
" Christian, compositor John C. Jens, r. 1186

Treat Av
" Conrad, baker, r. 772 Mission
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 633a Minna
" Emil, porter, r. 505 Post
" Frederick, butcher Charles H. Waterbury,

r. 16031/2 San Carlos Av
" Frederick H., driver, r. 1540 Eddy
" George, machinist, r. 1214 Larkin
" George, waiter, r, 242 Minna
" Gertrude, widow, r. 114 Valencia
" G. T. Oscar,, piano tuner, r. 1014 Greenwich
" Gustav, metal roofer, r. 817, 18th
" Henry, piano maker Jos. Schmitz & Co., r.

214, 3d
" Henry L., driver John Wieland Brewery, r.

1542 Eddy
" Herman, barber Jos. Knauer, r. 754 Mis-
sion
" Hermann (Hueppeden & Mueller), r. 920

Central Av
" Jacob, waiter, r. 9i4 Dale PI
" John, baker Albert Komsthoeft, r. 414

Dodge
" John, driver John Wieland Brewery, r. 118

Perry
" John, foreman South S. F. Brewery, r. 14th

Av South nr Railroad Av
" John, liquors, 1101 Folsom, r. 306, 7th
" John, wood carver, r. 711 Mission
" J. W. Frederick, foreman William Hoel-

scher & Co., r. 122 Cumberland
" Kate, domestic New Washington Hotel
" Louis (Mueller & Boss), r. 410 Kearny
" Louis C, porter German Hospital
" Louis J., laborer, r. 715 Howard
" Maria Miss, r. 114 Valencia
" Martise, lai orer, r. 18 Collingwood
" Mary, widow, r. 7 Decatur
" Michael, laborer, r. 677}^ Mission
" Philip, cook J. Janke, r. Alameda
" Robert, compositor P. J. Thomas, r.

Vermont
" Rudolph, clerk, r. 1208 Clay
" Rudolph A. .machinist G. W. Penningt

Sons, r. 312 Beale rear
" Rudolph F., laborer, r. 312 Beale rear
" Rudolph G., with Louis Schmidt, r.

Sumner

" Ulrich, cellarman Cal. Wine Assn.
" William, cellarman Cal. Wine Assn.
" William, salesman Charles Mattheas, r.

r. 302 Langton
" & Boss (Louis Mueller and Joseph F.

Boss), barbers, 432 Kearny
" & Co. (Charles P. W. Mueller), liquors and
restaurant. 120 California
4@"Mueller. See Moeller and MuUer
Muench Konrad, washer John Wieland Brew-
ery, r. 146, 2d
4®=Muench. See Munch
Muender Christian, driver Buffalo Brewing Co.,

r. 307 Grove
4®=Muender. See Munder
Muenter August, cashier Grangers' Bank of
California, NW cor California and Bat-
tery, r. Alameda
" William, wood and coal, 406 Tehama, r. 146
Perry
4®=Muenter. SeeMunter
Muenz Frederick, driver Jos. Buttgenbach, r.

115 Langton
^S^Muenz. See Muntz and Munz

Mues Carsten D., groceries and liquors, 143
Berry, r. Fulton nr 7th Av

1415

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Mues John F., bookkeeper Townley Bros., r. Ful-
ton nr 7th Av
" Louis, plate printer Hartwell, Mitchell &
Willis, r. 1815 Stockton
Muffe Frederick P., physician, 425 Kearny, r.

1311 Jackson
Mugan John, laborer, r. 120 Townsend rear
" John, laborer, r. 1031 Alabama
" John A. (Burkhardt «& Mugan), r. 1031 Ala-
bama
Mugan William G., secretary Dolbeer & Car-
son Lumber Co., San Diego Lumber
Co., Southern California Coal and Clay
Co , and West Coast Lumber Co., 10 Cali-
fornia, room 3, r. 616 Page
4®"Mugan. See Mogan

Mugarrietta Eliza A., widow, r. 4211^ Cedar Av
" Nellie Miss, retoucher, r. 421^4 Cedar Av
" Victoria Miss, saleslady, r. 421^/i Cedar

Av
" William J., printer, r. 42I14 Cedar Av
Mugen Kate Miss, r. 306!4, 6th
Mugge John, poultry raiser, Spring Valley

' Homestead
J8S"Mugge. See Muegge
Mugrage Lulu Mrs., dressmaker, r. 114 Turk
Muheim John, liquors, 245, 4th
" William, bartender J. Zumaberhous, r. 174

Clementina
" William, musician, r. 220 Kearny
Muhl Adolph, driver California Brewing Co., r.
905 Sanchez
" August H., shoemaker L. J. Gannon, r. 4a

24th
" Fritz (Buch & Muhl), r. 4391/2 Tehama
" Henry, wrapper Will & Finck Co., r. 4a

24th
" William J. G., bartender, r. 1073 Howard
4S=Muhl. See Mull

Muhlbach Charles, laborer Kingan & Co., r. 727
Bay
" Frank, cooper, r. 3010 Fillmore
" Frank L, clerk, r. 3010 Franklin
Muhlberg Alexander, r. 131 East
Muhlberger Anton, salesman J. Gundlach& Co.,

r. 439, 6th
Muhlenbrink William, r. 1316b Valencia
Muhlenfeld William, musician, r. 1st Av and

West Eddy
Muhlhall William, laborer, r. 624, 4th
J8®=-Muhlhall. See Mulhall
Muhlig Frederick W., wood polisher, r. 16

Morris Av
Muhlmann Albert, cement marker, r. 28 Turk
Muhlner Emma Miss, printer Frederick H.
Bushnell, r. 30 Fell
" William F., shoemaker, 930 Post, r. 30 Fell
" William F. Jr., clerk W. U. Tel. Co., r. 30
Fell
Muhs Antonio, manufacturer jewelers' fine
cases and trays, 207 Sutter, r. 1016
Mason
Muir Agnes Miss, tailoress, r. en]^. Natoma
" Andrew R., with ^tna Insurance Co.. r.
East Oakland
Muir Brothers (William and Robert McD.),
shipsmiths, 1015 Battery
" Mary, widow, r. 1818 Filbert
" Robert McD. (Muir Bros.), r. 801 Bay
" Samuel, cook, r. 236 Minna
" William (Muir Bros.), r. 1818 Filbert
Muirhead John B., liquors, 2 Hayes and 1604
Market, r. 13"^ Larkin
" Thomas, machinist, r. 34 Ellis
Mukkautz Albert L., salesman Western Fur-
nishing Co., r. 235 O'Farrell
Mulally John H., r. 1415 Devisadero
Mulamphy William, gateman S. P. Co., 24th and

Howard, ir. 2617 Howard
Mulcahy Catherine, widow, r. 575 Minna
" Daniel, laborer, r. 14 Page
" Dennis, laborer, r. 30 Ripley PI
" Edward, porter Washburn & Moen Mfg Co.,

r. 216i4 Francisco
" Edward Jr., laborer Washburn & Moen

Mfg Co., r. 2161/^ Francisco
" George F., policeman, r. 465 Minna
" James B., deputy County Clerk and cigars
and tobacco, 205 Larkin, r. 121, 10th

W. MONTAGUE & CO.

EATING APPmiUS.

Warm Air,
Hot Water
and Steam

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Mulcahy James W., mason and builder, 40 New

Montgomery, r. 1755 Ellis
" James W. Jr., bookkeeper M. Greenberg's

Sons, r. 1755 Ellis
" Jeremiah C, teamster I. Gutte, r. 124, 14th
" John, clerk, r. 600 Fillmore
" John, coremaker Whyte & DeRome, r. 10

Madison
" Joseph, draughtsman Charles J. I. Devlin,

r. 1755 Ellis
" Kate, widow, r. 575 Minna
" Katie, widow, r. 1227 Mission
" Mary, widow, r. 526 Linden Av
" Matthew, soap boiler, r. 21 Zoe
" Matthew, soap boiler, r. 22 Freelon
" Michael A., cutler, r. 24 Henry
" Nellie, presshand, r. 526 Linden Av
" Patrick W., liquors, 601, 3d
" Philip, laborer Washburn & Moen Mfg

Co., r. 307 Chestnut
" Rebecca Miss, stenographer, r. 600 Fill-
more
" Richard E. (Mulcahy & Co.), r. NE cor Post

and Powell
" Roy Miss, dressmaker, 212i/4, 12th rear
" Thomas, steel worker Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 632

" Thomas F., mason, r. 1755 Ellis
" William H., hoseman Engine 19, r. 24 Henry
" William J., laborer, r. 600 Fillmore
" & Co. (Richard E. Mulcahy), grain and
stock brokers, 916 Market
Mulcare James, laborer Western Sugar Re-
finery, 706 Mariposa
" John, laborer S. P. Co., r. 38^4 Russ
" Patrick, groceries and liquors, 540 Natoma,
r. 544 Natoma
Mulcreavy Harry I., copyist Recorder's office,
r. 920 Page
" James, gas fitter, r. 86214 Folsom
" John J., foreman, r. 109 Caroline
" Martin, clerk, r. 920 Page
Muldenhauer H., cooper George Windeler & Co..

r. ab% Zoe
Mulder Peter, fireman S. P. Co., r. 28 Russ
Muldoon Augustine J., clerk, r. 17 Dearborn
" Jennie, widow, r. 17 Dearborn
" John, fireman Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 2122

Union
" Patrick, teamster, r. 226 Elm Av
' ' Thomas F. , polisher Schaezlein & Burridge,
r. 17 Dearborn
Muldowney James, driver U. S. Mail, r. 618, 3d
" Thomas, hoseman Engine 9
" Timothy, cook, r. 106 Stewart
Muldrop Angelica Miss, r. 928 Valencia
Mulford George N., painter E. Williams, r. 315,
2d Av
" Thomas W., capitalist, 118 California, r.
3602 Pacific Av
Mulgrove Felix, r. 1203 Market
Mulhall Arthur F., clerk, r. 1915 Hyde
" James, conductor Presidio and Ferries

RR, r. 1915 Hyde
" Joseph P., groceries and liquors, 1915 Hyde
J8®=-Mulhall. See Muhlhall

Mulhare James E., carrier postofflce, r. 41^^
Clinton Park
" James S., teamster, r., iVA Clinton Park
" Katie Miss, saleslady, r. -iVA Clinton Park
" Mary T. Miss, saleslady, r. 41^4 Clinton
Park
Mulhearn James, laborer Joseph Fassler, r.
Mission Road bet five and six Mile House
" Thomas, laborer, r. 4 Decatur
" William H., laborer, r. 4 Decatur

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WASHBURN & MOEN MFG. CO.,

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COPPER
INSULATED

WIRE

NAILS,
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JOlTlVTrM A n\l 0 f^ r\ vineyard Proprietors. Wine Merchants,

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J.C.WILSON & CO.

900 Battery St. TeL Main 1864.

DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF

FOREIGN vf DOMESTIC GOAL

Family Trade a Specialty.

Mulhern Frank, laborer, r. 501 Napa
" John, helper Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 19

Natoma
" John, laborer, r. 507 Mission
" John, manufacturer flavoring extracts, 134

Market, r. 905 Market
" Mary A. Miss, dressmaking, 131 Murphy

Bldg, r. 905 Market
" Matthew, tanner Thorn & McMahon, r. 3759

Mission
Mulholland Edward, laborer, r. 323, 18th
" Eliza, widow, r. 633 Vallejo
" Frank, house mover, r. 341, 13th
" Hannah Mrs., cook New Mechanics' Hotel
" Hugh, laborer, r. 937 Folsom
" Hugh, laborer, r. 33.33 Mission
" James, laborer, r. 3310 Mission
" John (John Mulholland & Co.), r. 1718 Wal-
ler
" John & Co. (John Mulholland), plumbers,

1718 Waller
" Patrick, porter, r. 353 Clementina
" Sarah E., widow, r. 1304'/^ Larkin
" William J., teamster, r. 1613 Hayes
" William W., lumber surveyor. 9 Mission, r.

West Berkeley
Mulick William, r. 12 Burnham
Mulinix Frederick, house mover, r. Ill Polk
Mulkeen Patrick W., laborer, r. 1201 Folsom
Mulkem Thomas, fireman str Mariposa
Mulkerrin Martin, seaman, r. 105 Clark
Mull Andrew, fireman str San Juan
" George, candy manufacturer, 403 Jones and

909 Mission, r. dWA Mission
" Irene Miss, vocalist Tivoli Opera House,

r. 538 Ellis
" John H.. salesman, r. 33 Lafayette
" William P., distributor Post Office, r. 403

Jones
4®-Mull. See Muhl
Mullally Edward, gripman Market St. Ry., r.

205 Langton
" Edward, medical student, r. 1817 Devisa-

dero
" John E., iron worker, r. 305 Langton
" Mary Miss, dressmaking, 629 O'Farrell
" Thomas, laborer John Kelso, r. cor 16th and

Alabama
MuUan Annie, domestic, 1616 Sacramento
" Arthur, foreman Black Diamond Coal M.

Co., r. 518A Folsom
" Daniel, machinist Risdon I. and L. Wks, r.

3104 Point Lobos Av
" E. I., r. 134,4th
" James, stableman Black Diamond Coal

M. Co., r. 518a Folsom
" John, teamster Black Diamond Coal M

Co., r. 450 Main
" Joseph, teamster, r. 518a Folsom
4®=Mullan. See Mullen, Mullin and Mullins
MuUander Henry, clerk, r. 1350 California
Mullane Christopher, mill hand, r. 7.39 Folsom
•' John M., teamster, r. 45 Belcher
" Joseph W., glove cutter, r. 45 Belcher
" Margaret Mrs., janitress Fairmount Pri-
mary School, r. 1716 Church
" Mary J. Miss, r. 45 Belcher
" Michael, capitalist, r. 16 Elgin Park Av
" Patrick H., teamster, r. 45 Belcher
" Philip J., clerk D. N. & E. Walter & Co., r.

45 Belcher
" Terrence, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
" Thomas, coachman, r. 1611 Pacific Av
" Thomas, salesman Ben H. Lucke, r. 45

Belcher
" Timothy J., giovemaker, r. 45 Belcher

MuUaney Anthony J., bartender Edward I. Ma-
honey, r. 213 Cortland Av

Catherine, widow, r. 213 Cortland Av

Eugene, stonecutter, r. 1057 Golden Gate
Av

George, laborer, r. 336 Ritch

James, brass finisher, r. 213 Cortland Av

James, laborer, r. Cable Hotel

John, marble cutter William H. McCor-
mick, r. 1041, 19th

Kate, widow, r, 5 Clementina

Mary, widow, r. II41/2 Tehama

Mary, widow, r. 1213 Florida

Michael (Gross & Mullaney), r. 534 Fulton

Michael, shoemaker, r. 213 Cortland Av

Michael D., shoemaker. 416, 5th

Patrick, boiler maker, r. 213 Cortland Av

MULLANEY PATRICK D.,

dealer In marble and granite, opposite
Holy Cross Cemetery, cemetery work a
specialty, yard adjoining Brookville
Hotel, office and r. 419, 3d

Mullaney Thomas, boatman, r. 103 Pacific
" William, marble cutter, r. 1041, 19th
Mullany, Grant & CusMng (Michael Mullany,

William Grant and Charles S. Cushing),

attorneys at law, 104 Sutter, room 16
" James Mrs. (James Mullany & Co.), r5

Clementina
" James & Co. (Mrs. James Mullany), wood

and coal, 259, 1st
" Michael (Mullany, Grant & Cushing), r.

810, 31st
" Patrick (Laver & Mullany), r. 810, 31st
" Thomas, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.

810. 31st
Mullarkey Edmond, laborer, r. 133 Shipley
" Eugene, blacksmith helper Charles Klein,

r. 101, 1st
'• Hugh, waiter, r. 38 Mary
" John, bakery, 831 Illinois
" Michael, laborer, 28 Mary
" Michael, laborer, r. 907 Folsom
" Patrick, laborer, r. 31st Av South nr J
" Thomas, laborer, r. 38 Mary
" Timothy, blacksmith, r. 101, 1st
Mullee James J., carpenter, r. 167 Perry

" Thomas F., porter, r. 167 Perry
Mullen A. J., machinist, r. 715 Howard
" Annie Miss, nurse California Woman's

Hospital
" Bernard, laborer, r. 53 Clementina
" Bernard F., boiler maker Risdon I. & L.

Wks, r. 1439, 33d
" Daniel, lineman Gold & Stock Tel. Co., r.

525 Linden Av
" Daniel J., oiler str Gaelic, r. 42 Tehama
" Dennis, clerk Wells, Fargo & Co's Bank, r.

212 Grove
" Edward, barber, r. 306 Stockton
" Edward P., r. 917i4 Mission
" Edwin T., r. 418 Post
" Ellen Mrs., groceries, 35 Louisa
" Frank, boiler maker, r. 313 Cortland Av
" Harry, r. 644 Minna
" Harry, laborer, r. 1003 Mission
" Henry, elevatorman Bohemian Club, r. 29

Grant Av
" Henry T., molder, r. 746 Howard
" James W., salesman Redington & Co., r.

711 Jones
" Jennie Miss, saleslady Albert Mueller &

Co., r. 19 Stockton
" J. F., with Cal. Furniture Mfg. Co., r. 1337

Geary
" J. Franklin, salesman, r. 922b Sutter
" John, blacksmith, r. 616 Folsom
" John, blacksmith, r. 1417 Washington
" John, carpenter, r. 10 Chenery
" John, peddler, r. 535, 8th
" John, salesman, r. 925 O'Farrell
" John, shoemaker J. T. Sullivan, r. 518 Bush
" John, stevedore, r. 18 Laurel PI
" John, stonemason, r. 319 Grant Av
" John, yardman Palace Hotel
" John C, clerk Thomas Mullen, r. 746 How-
ard
" John C, stereotyper, r. 1223 Kearny

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Mullen Jolm E., Inspector U. S. Customs, r. 513
Post
" John F., laborer, r. 43^ Harriet
" Jolm F., wood and coal, 46 Ridley, r. 42 Rid-
ley
" John G., Boilermaker, r. 32 Ritch
" John S., laborer Watson & Marx, r. 43V2

Clinton
" John S., teamster G. R. Lucy & Co., r. 1182

Harrison
" John T., faucet maker, r. 269H Clara
" Joseph F., chief clerk Singer Mfg. Co., r.

Oakland
" Kate Mrs., r. 215 Polk
" Katie Miss, r. 718 Golden Gate Av
" Margaret, widow, r. 1735 Broadway
" Margaret Miss, glove maker, r. 35 Louisa
" Mary, widow, r. IO8V2 Shipley
" Mary Miss, r. 637 Locust Av
" Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 925 O'Farrell
•' Mary Miss, glove maker, r. 35 Louisa
" Mary E., widow, r. 410 Tehama
" Matthew, boilermaker, r. 249 Minna
" Michael, laborer, r 39 Tehama
" Michael, liquors, 650 Sacramento
" Michael, salesman, r. 47^4 Dore
" Michael, salesman, r. 925 O'Farrell
" Moses, salesman, r. 925 O'Farrell
" Nora Miss, packer Paul Rieger & Co., r. 58

Clementina
" Patrick, groceries and liquors, NE cor 24th

and Castro
" Patrick, laborer, r. 17 Harrison Av rear
" Patrick, laborer, r. 411, 3d Av
" Patrick, laborer, r. 501 Napa
" Patrick, laborer, r. 717 Tennessee
" Patrick J., watchman Risdon I. & L. Wks,

r. 818 Douglass
" Sarah A., r. 269i/4 Clara
" T., capitalist, r. 319 Grant Av
" Thomas, laborer, r. 23d nr Vermont
" Thomas, longshoreman O. R. and N. Co.
" Thomas, wood and coal, 904-906 Howard, r.

746 Howard
" Thomas C, butcher, r. 516% Leavenworth
" Thomas H., copyist County Clerk's office,

r. 308 Union
" W. H., merchant, r. 800 Kearny
" William, collector, r. 513 Post
" William, wool sorter Flint & McLennan,

r. cor 22d and Alabama
" William, yardman Palace Hotel
J8»- Mullen. See Mullan, Mullin and MuUins
Mullender David F., photographer, r. 611 Stock-
ton
" Joseph F., photographer, r. 611 Stockton
" William J., r. 611 Stockton
" William J., policeman, r. 1622 Washington
MuUer Adelaide Mrs., furnished rooms, 706 Cal-
ifornia
" Adolph, cigar manufacturer, 2757, 16th
" Adolph G., bartender Fred C. Muller, r.

1331 Florida
" Adolph L., clerk Anglo-Californian Bank,

r. 1445 Dolores
" Adolph, tanner Isaac Levy, r. 3008 Harri-
son
" Albert, tanner Balz Bros. & Finkeldey, r.

11251/2 York
" Albert A., musician, r. 110, 14th
" Albert H., bakery, 840, 17th
" Amelia L. Miss, stenographer Whitman &

Barnes Mfg. Co., r. Oakland
" Anna, domestic, 2419 Washington
" Anna Miss, dressmaker Mrs. A. E. Grun-

wald, r. 761 Bryant
" Anna D. Mrs., r. 1326 Stanyan
" Antoinette, domestic, 3529 Washington
«.' Arthur, quartermaster str Coptic
" August, butcher, r. 1217 Scott
" August, luncheon The Oberon, r. 415 Powell
" August, tinner Schuster Bros.
" August H., assistant secretary The Ger-
man Savings and Loan Society, r. 1445
Dolores
" August J., tanner C. G. Bennett & Co., r.

1331 Florida
" Augusta Mrs., milliner Mrs, A. Christy, r.
925 Minna

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

China and Japan Mattings.

Cboice AssortmsQt of
Novelties.

©^l-S^-7- IVIARKEX ST.

Muller B., student Van der Naillen's School of

Engineering, r. 44, 3d
" Benjamin F., trimmer Central Hardware

and Supply Co., r. Berkeley
" Bernard (Muller & Kaufman), r. 175 Jessie
" Bernard, butcher, r. 9th Av South nr K
" Carl (Bassen & Muller), r. 1179 Mission
" Carl, butcher, 423 Larkin, r. 1638 Sacra-
mento
" Carl, butcher, r. 9th Av South nr K
" Carl, tailor, r. 32O1/2 Geary
" Carl A., clerk local freight office S. P. Co.,

r. 1326 Stanyan
" Carrie E. Mrs., r. 1132 Stevenson
" Caspar, millhand -Deming-Palmer Milling

Co., r. 30 Clay
•' Charles, bookkeeper George W. Emmons,

r. Oakland
" Charles, clerk Alexander Gerdes, r. 44

Willow Av
" Charles, draughtsman, 608 Sacramento
" Charles, expressman, NW cor Bush and

Kearny, r. 3208 Webster
" Charles, machinist F, Krajewski, r. 133, 14th
" Charles, molder Occidental Foundry, r. 459

Clementina
" Charles, sailmaker. r. 761 Bryant
" Charles, watchmaker and jeweler, 112

Kearny, r. 7.35 Ellis
" Charles A., bartender Schwartz & Meyer,

r. 19 Market
" Charles F., carpenter C. Gitsham. r. 1445

Dolores
" Charles F. W., r. 927i/4 Filbert
" Charles J., asst. bookkeeper Hawley Bros.

Hardware Co., r. 1022^ Washington
" Charles J., undertaker Theodor Dierks, r.

937 Mission
" Charles L., r. 133, 14th
" Charles L. Jr., machinist, r. 133, 14th
" Christian, optician, 824 Market, r. 218

Haight
" Cornelius, plumber, r. 210, 5th Av
" Daniel, cooper August Petzold, r. 3337, 16th
" Dora C, widow, groceries and liquors, 925

Sacramento
" Edward A., clerk Fred C. Muller, r. 1331

Florida
" Edward P., sign painter, 407 Hyde
" Eilt H., dairy produce, 526, 6th
" Emil, peddler, r. 321 Union
" Emil Mrs., stationery, 321 Union
" Emile A. W., storekeeper Cafe Zinkand, r.

327 Jessie
' ' Eugene, butcher Emil Schuck, r. 310 Folsom
" Eugene, driver Ernest Lanzendorf, r. 1508

Vallejo
" Frank, r. 276 Minna

" Frank (Muller & Koenig), r. 1442 Harrison
" Frank, engineer, r. 498, 4th
" Frank, shoemaker, 244 Sutter, r. 1109 Leav-
enworth
" Frank C, cutter Upton Bros., r. 1109 Leav-
enworth
■' Frank K. (Muller & Co.), r. 1024 Larkin
Muller Fred C, proprietor Manhattan Hall,

and wines, liquors and cigars, 1749 Mis-
sion, r. 1.331 Florida
" Frederick, butcher, r. 653 Minna
" Frederick, candy maker, r. 1331 Florida
" Frederick, cellarman, r. 122 Cumberland
" Frederick, driver Fredericksburg Bottling

Co.,r. 6a3A Minna
" Frederick, fireman, r. 4 Newell
" Frederick A., laborer Watson & Marx, r.

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We place advertising in any State in the

Union. Estimates submitted on all

classes of advertising.

■ Pacific States Advertising Bureau,

San Francisco Office, 405 Sansome St.

MuUer Frederick C. (A. Finke's widow), r. 619
Valencia

MULLER FREDERICK P.,

furrier, seal sacques dyed and refitted,
223 Kearny, r. Alameda

Muller Frederick W., president San Joaquin
Brick Co., Berry bet 6th and 7tli, r.
Stockton, Cal

" Friedricka, widow, r. 1-145 Dolores

" George, barber Otto Schoenwald, r. 1561'/^
Market

" George, bartender New Washington Hotel

" George, blacksmith Gallagher & O'Connor,
r. 948 Harrison

" George, cook August Van Bergen, r. 407
Hyde

" George, engineer, r. 1214 Larkin

" George, foreman Eagle Cracker and Bis-
cuit Co., r. 1 RondellPl

" George, machinist Electric Supply Co., r.
5361/2 Natoma

" George, superintendent Golden Gate Dis-
tilling Co., SE cor Fillmore and Chest-
nut, r. 3010 Buchanan

" George Jr., draughtsman Naval Dept.
Union I. Wks, r. 407 Hyde

" George E., teamster Bartlett Springs Co.,
r. 120, 10th

" George L., engineer Washington Brewery,
r. 4 Newell
MuUer Gerhard, proprietor Eagle Cracker and
Biscuit Co., 104, Uth SW cor Mission

" Gottfried, liquors, SW cor California and
Montgomery, r. 1622 Leavenworth

" Gustav, bartender Allais & Bodin, r. 522
Pine

" Gustave, millman, r. 600, 2d

" Gustave, plumber, r. 653 Minna

" H. & Co. (Henry Muller and George M.
Ahrens), liquors, SE cor Fremont and
Howard

" Harry, confectioner, r. 171 Minna

" Harry, electric treatment, 236 Sutter

" Henry (Goetjen & Muller), r. 324^/2, 19th

" Henry (H. Muller & Co.), r. 201 Fremont

" Henry, asst. engineer str State of Califor-
nia, r. 718 Treat Av

" Henry, distiller Golden Gate Distilling
Co.

" Henry, groceries, 400, 5th, r. 2714 Oak Grove
Av

" Henry, groceries and liquors, NW cor Sut-
ter and Devisadero

" Henry, liquors, 520 Pacific, r. SE cor Broad-
way and Stockton

" Henry, salesman Wiester & Co., r. 133,
14th

" Henry, shoemaker, 89, 9th, r. 925 Minna

" Henry, tailor, r. 1623 Turk

" Henry Jr., salesman W. & J. Sloane & Co.,
r. 1623 Turk

" Henry F., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 1140 Noe

" Henry G., salesman Eugene Korn, r. 33, 6th

" Henrv J., cellarman, r. 560 Minna

MULLER HERMAN A.,

violin maker and repairer, orchestra
string instruments, zithers in various
forms and finish made to order, 2
Latham PI off Mason bet Ellis and
OTarrell
MuUer Hermann, laborer, r. 20 Williamson
" Hermann C, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Waller and Fillmore, r. 204 Fillmore

Muller Hermann F., receiving teller The Ger-
man Savings and Loan Soc, r. 464, 18th

" Hyman. barber, r. 21 Harriet

" Jacob (Holzmiiller & Miiller),r. Berkeley

" Jacob, butcher Paul Freise, r. 604 Grove

" Jacob, locksmith, r. 83 Caselli Av

" Jacob, tailor, r. 620 Washington

" Johanna L., widow, r. 619 Valencia

" John, r. 653 Minna

" John, r. 1013 Natoma
Muller John, ouicher, 13-14 California Market,
telephone Main 5314, r. 407 Powell

" John, cooper, r. 707 Mission

" John, engineer Weston Basket and Mfg
Co., r. 31 Russ

" John, fireman Del Monte Milling Co., r.
1016 Washington

" John, painter, r. 967 Mission

" John H. (Eggers, Gould & Co.), r. 1013 Na-
toma

" John H. W., cracker baker Gerhard Muller,
r. 104, nth

" John P., bookkeeper John R. Hanify, r.
Berkeley

" John W., barber, 080 Howard, r. 965 Howard

" Joseph, butcher Wannenmacher & Co., r.
179 Minna

'■ Joseph, window cleaner, r. 1929 Geary

" Joseph H., machinist Main St. Iron Wks,
r. 371^ Natoma

" Joseph P., clerk Page, McCutchen & Eells,
r. 1929 Geary

" Josephine, widow, r. 1605, 24th

" Julius cook, r. 724 Mission

" Julius, foreman bottling dept. Cal. Wine
Assn, r. 560 Minna

" Lizzie, domestic. 208 Chestnut

" Louis, butcher, SE cor Oak and Scott, r.
921A Oak

" Louise Miss, dressmaker, r. 703 Post

" Mary, widow, r. 179 Minna

" Mary, widow, r. 1217 Scott

" Mary, widow, r. 1331 Florida

" May Miss, waitress, r. 819b Howard

" Meyer, traveling salesman, r. 31 Russ

" Moss, traveling salesman, r. 31 Russ

" Otto J., physician, 1018 Mission

" Peter, laborer, r. 240 Greenwich rear

" Peter H., groceries and liquors, 1701 De-
visadero, r. 2404 Sutter

" Peter M., driver Gerhard Muller, r. 1132
Stevenson

" Philip, superintendent Consumers' Yeast
and Vinegar Wks, r. 525 Jersey

" Philip C, printer Pac. and S. F. Box Fac-
tory, r. 133, 14th

" Rebecca, domestic, 1904 Franklin

MULLER REINHOLD,

successor to Hugo Hahn, newsdealer
and German bookseller, 410 Kearny,
room 7, r. 1423 Washington

MuUer Rudolph, carpenter Bader & Fincke, r.
242 Sunnyside Av
" S. Mrs., widow, r. 533 Shotwell
" Samuel, salesman Harris & Jones, r. 31

Russ
" Thomas, r. 420 Jackson
" Walter, carpenter, r. 502, 22d
" Walter A., manufacturers' agent, 136 Phe-

lan Bldg, r. Alameda
" W. E., journalist, r. Commercial Hotel
" William, clerk, r. 2 Monroe
" William, clerk, r. 610b Bush
" William, longshoreman, r. 636'/2,4th
" William, master schr Fortuna, r. 761 Bry-
ant
" William, sign painter, 759 Mission, r. 411,

4th
" William A., carpenter and builder, 40 New

Montgomery, r. 103, 22d
" William E., secretary W. M. Patterson

Co., 20 Ellis, r. Oakland
" William F., candy dealer, r. 331, 2d Av
" William F., carpenter, r. 3598 Howard
" William F., plumber, r. 502, 22d
" William M., engineer, r. 32 Ritch
" & Co. (Frank K. Muller), Japanese house-
cleaning, 1024 Larkin

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W. B. CHAPMAN,

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MuUer & Kaufman (Bernard Muiler and Charles

Kaufman), liquors, 251, 5th
Muller & Koenlg (Frank Muiler and George

Koenig), pork packers, 15-16 California

Market
J8S=Muller. See Miller, MoUer, Moeler and

Mueller
MuUerrlng August, teamster Hogan & Co., r.

106, 21st
MuUery Jennie Miss, seamstress, r. 1045 Mar-
ket
" Nicholas R., carrier postofflce, r. Alameda
MuUhaupt Rudolph, liquors, 416 Dupont
Mulligan Albert, seaman, r. 105 Clark
" Alexander O. (George Morrow <& Co.) r. 1336

California
" Andrew P., pipemaker Francis Smith &

Co., r. 1615 Hyde

MULLIGAN ARTHUR P.,

physician and surgeon, ofiBce 1022
Mission, teieplione south 779, r. 348,
24tli, telephone Blue 14

Mulligan Bridget, widow, r. 1216 Union
" Daniel, salesman M. A. Gunst & Co., r. 600

Bush
» D. E. Mrs., r. 600 Bush
" E. Livingston, physician, 5 Liberty
" Ellen, widow, r. 113 Gilbert rear
" Eugene, gilder, r. 625 Minna
" Francis, widow, r. 409 Van Ness Av
" Frank, conductor Geary St. RR., r. 12 Wood
" Henry, truckman Truck 3, r. 425% Broad-
way
" James E., porter Washburn & Moen Mfg.

Co., r. 425'^ Broadway
" James F., superintendent O'Connor, Mof-

fatt & Co., r. 3628 Jackson
" James H., upholsterer, r. 330 Myrtle Av
" Jane, widow, r. 1216 Union
" John, fresco painter, r. 29 Hawthorne
" John, painter, r. 1216 Union
" John, painter George J. McAuliffe, r. 18

Hawthorne
" John C, stenographer, r. 1023 Mission
" John E., clerk, r. 1316 Union
" JohnT., steel worker Pac. Roll. Mill
" Joseph, teamster, r. 1081 Broadway
" Joseph F., teamster, r. 1629 Hyde
" Patrick, laborer, r. 501 Napa
" Patrick, laborer, r. cor 16th and Alabama
" Patrick, laborer, r. 1008 Minnesota
MulUgah Patrick E. Rev., secretary Most Rev.
Archbishop Riordan, St. Mary's Cathe-
dral, r. 1132 Eddy
" Patrick, molder, r. 39^4 Hawthorne
" Peter, r. 1639 Hyde
'< Peter, plumber Edward M. Hogan, r. 39

Hawthorne
" Thomas, laborer, r. 301 Sierra
" Thomas A., clerk Norton, Teller «fc Roden,
r. 1639 Hyde
MuUiken Irene E. Miss, vocalist Tivoli, r. 528
Ellis
" Mary L., widow, r. 528 Ellis
Mullin Annie Miss, laundress La Grande Laun-
dry
" Bernard J., telegraph operator, r. 145 Erie
" Bridget, widow, r. 145 Erie
" Charles, driver Pac. Carriage Co., r. 459

Stevenson
" Charles, laborer, r. 1913 Stockton
" Cornelius F.. painter, r. 13'^ Chesley
" Daniel, driver Bay City Transfer Co., r.

1313 Baker
" Daniel, teamster, r. 145 Erie
" Daniel E., lineman, r. 13 Chesley
" Dennis A., bartender Louis Belmour, r. 13i4

Chesley
" Edward, r. 935 O'Farrell
" Edward C. (Gutman & Mullin), r. 36 Eddy
" Ellen A., groceries, 35 Louisa
" Frank D., traveling salesman, r. 143 Erie
" George A., clerk ticket auditor's dept. S. P.

Co., r. 3303 Broderick
" James, painter, r. 735 Turk
" James, shoemaker, r. 269>4 Clara
" James Jr., stenographer, r. 725 Turk
" James P., machinist, r. 1602 Steiner

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J FOR HAND, WINDIVIILL and POWER,

> ALL SIZES.

i 309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Mullin John, barber, r. 1045 Market
John, policeman, r. 617 Valencia
John A., blacksmith Cal. St. RR., r. 1417

Washington
John, wood, 3d and King, r. 10a Bluxome
John H., molder, r. 13 Chesley
John T., brass finisher, r. 369^/2 Clara
Joseph, laborer, r. 39 Pacific
Margaret, widow, r. 1315 Utah
Mark, helper, r. 643 Folsom
Mary, widow, r. 13i4 Chesley
Michael, teamster Hugh Flynn, r. 43 Na-

toma
Peter, horseshoer James Creely, r. 713

Clementina
Robert, engineer Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.

131/2 Chesley
Sarah A. Miss, paper box maker, r. 369^2

Clara
Thomas F., traveling salesman W. H. No-
lan & Co., r. 915 Minna
Thomas J., laborer, r. 522'/^ Natoma
Victor, r. 761 Mission
William, engineer Chronicle, r. 32 Ritch
4®~Mullin. See Mull an, Mullen and Mullins
MuUins Armand G., confectioner W. H. Miner,

r. 522 Van Ness Av
Mullins Charles F., manager Commercial
Union Assurance Co. Limited (of Lon-
don), 301 California, r. 1809 Gough
Cornelius L., machinist Atlas Iron Wks,

r. SE cor 22d and Alabama
Morgan, groceries, SE cor 23d and Ala-
bama
Morgan Jr., r. SE cor 33d and Alabama
Patrick, janitor U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
Thomas, r. 360 Jersey
Thomas, longshoreman, r. 2 Federal
Thomas Jr., carpenter, r. 260 Jersey
Thomas J., carrier postofflce, r. 716 Stock-
ton
William, molder, r. 44 Erie
William, wool sorter, r. 28 Turk
William Jr., salesman Hills Bros., r. 44
Erie
;g®=Mullins. See Mullen, Mullens and Mullin
Mullja George, waiter Nicholas Sturiza,r. 323i4

Minna
Mullot Louis, real estate, 818 Broadway
Mulloy Charles, dairyman, r. 412 Eureka
" Charles W., hoseman Engine 23, r. 1331

Golden Gate Av
" Kate M., widow, r. 1331 Golden Gate Av
4®=-Mulloy. See Malloy and MoUoy
Mulowney Margaret E. Miss, r. 39!4 Clara
" Mary Miss, r. 39^/4 Clara
" William, r. 39V2 Clara
Mulqueeney James, fireman, r. 3103 California
Mulrane Lawrence F., steward John B. Shay, r.

317 Jessie
Mulreany George, groceries and liquors, 2110
Bryant
" Mellie Miss, carder Golden Gate Woolen
Mills, r. 2110 Bryant
Mulrenin Edward F., bartender Peter McArdle,
r. 906, 33d
" Edward M., dental student, r. 942, 30th
" Patrick, N., iron worker W. T. Garratt &

Co., r. 943, 30th
" William L., clerk, r. 906, 33d
Mulroney Edward, longshoreman, r. 1007 Mont-
gomery Av
" Edward Jr., paper carrier, r. 1007 Mont-
gomery Av
Mulroy James, tailor Frank J. Grundman, r. 325
Minna

WATSON & CO.

PACIFIC COAST AGENTS.

124 IVIarket Street.

ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.,

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Tel. Mission 40.

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Mulryan M. J., traveling salesman A. L. Bryan

Shoe Co., r. Los Angeles
Mulso Catherine Miss, r. 11 Bridge PI
Mulstay Patrick, r. 818, 15th
Multner Fredolin, real estate, r. 323, 11th Av
Mulvaney Alfred L., salesman J. J. O'Brien &
Co., r. 792 Elizabeth
" Bart, jeweler Peter P. Schmidt, r. 62!^

Everett
" Felix, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1111

Tennessee
" John J., clerk, r. 736^4 Grove
" Margaret, widow, r. 62i4 Everett
" Nicholas, plasterer, r. 821Vi Montgomery
" Owen, laborer, r. 312, 1st
Mulveen William, laborer Albert E. Buckman,

r. NW cor Steiner and Hermann
Mulvey Annie S., widow, r. 933 Sutter
" Belle Miss, dressmaker, r. 61 South Park
" Booth C, varieties, 2331 Mission
" George, molder. r. 61 South Park
" James P., carriage painter Larkins & Co.,

r. 10 Victor
" James S., clerk James M. Allen, r. 933

Sutter
" Katie Miss, dressmaker, r. 61 South Park
" Nellie Miss, compositor Yates Co., r. 61

South Park
" Thomas, stableman, r. 320 Beale
" Thomas P., boiler maker, r. 3003 Webster
" Thomas S., clerk, r. 933 Sutter
Mulvihill Edward, laborer, r. 1727 Market
" Henry, bookkeeper, r. 833 Castro
" Jeremiah, bartender, r. 613i^ Natoma
•' Margaret Mrs., piano dept. The J. Dewing

Co., r. 833 Castro
" Mollie, r. 612'4 Natoma
" Patrick, foreman G. B. Demartini, r. 1333

Howard
" Thomas, wool sorter Watson & Marx, r.

612}^ Natoma
" Timothy, laborer, r. 9 Academy
Mulville Daniel F., plasterer, 40 New Mont-
gomery, r. 20 Fair Oaks
" Edward, motorman, r. 619 Tennessee
" William F., plasterer, r. 20 Fair Oaks
Mulvin William, cashier Warren D. Wilson, r.

32 Rondel PI
Mumaugh John S., clerk Fireman's Fund Ins.

Co., r. 325 O'Farrell
Mumback Annie, domestic, 2412 Clay
Mumby Henry, r. 346, 4lh
Mumlord George, marble polisher Vermont

Marble Co., r. 342, 4th
Mumford John V., purchasing agent, 23-25 Cali-
fornia, r. 1132 Golden Gate Av
Munce J. C, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 802
Lott
" William, seaman, r. 343 Beale
Muncey Joseph B., r. 343, 22d

" William G., varieties, 423, 23d
Much Edwin, agent, r. &3IY2. 21st
" John B., butcher, r. 208, ISth
" Robert, civil engineer, r. 417 Green
4®~Munch. See Muench
Munck Charles E., cook R. J. Techau & Co., r.

21 Buena Vista
4®"Munck. See Monck and Munk
Mund Caroline R. Mrs., widow, r. 13181/4 Har-
rison
" Henry C, jeweler, 120 Sutter, room 68
" Jacob C, clerk Stein, Simon & Co., r. 31

Willow Av
" Lee, clerk Richards & Henry, r. 31 Willow

Av
" Rosa, widow, r. 31 Willow Av

Mund Solomon, merchant, r. 31 Willow Av
" William, watchmaker and jeweler, r. 1110

Scott
" William B., waiter, r. 918 Geary
Munday Leonard, lineman Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co..
r. 7 Frankfort Av
" Peter, laborer, r. 436, 7th
>8®~Munday. See Mundy

Mundegle Joseph, blacksmith, r. 16 Circular Av
" William P. (Ferrea & Mundegle), r. 16
Circular Av
Mundell William R., baggageman N. P. C. Ry.,

r. Sausalito
Munder Emile, ship carpenter, r. 5th Av South
nrl
" Hugo, collection clerk P. C. SS. Co.
" William, ship carpenter, r. 5th Av South
nrl
4®~Mimder. See Muender

Mundt Adolph, dry goods. Railroad Av nr 12th
Av South
" Frank A., clerk J. Gundlach & £10., r. 2705

Bush
" Fred, expressman, SW cor Drumm and
Pacific, r. 100^4 Jackson
Mundwyler Frederick, cooper, r. 238i4 Clara
" Frederick, teacher music, r. 31 Murphy Bldg
" Godfried, laborer, r. 238^ Clara
" John J., musician, r. 14 McAllister
Mundy James H. (Jones, Mundy & Co.), r. 2117
Broderick
" JohnM., harnessmaker, r. 310 Central Av
" Rachael, dressmaker, r. 310 Central Av
49~Mundy. See Munday
Munfrey Edmund, pressman Francis-Valentine

Co., r. Sonoma
Munger Edward M., manager wine dept. Uni-
versity Club, r. 937, 14th
Munich M., roofer, r. 507 Pine
Munich Re-insurance Co. (limited) (of Munich) ,
Gutte & Frank managers Pacific Coast
Department, 303 California
Municipal and State Conventions Guide, Don-
ald Bruce proprietor, 536 Clay
Municipal Burglar Alarm Co., James B. Gill
superintendent, 306 Kearny, rooms 8-9
" Loan Oflice, Max Shirpser manager, 103
Grant Av
Munier August C, clerk, r. 1148 Guerrero
" Joseph N., proprietor Occidental Restaur-
ant, 337 Bush, r. 1148 Guerrero
" Leon E., messenger S. F. & N. P. Ry., r.

1148 Guerrero
" M. C, with W. & J. Sloane & Co., r. 1148
Guerrero
Munk Christopher, cellarman John Wieland
Brewery, r. 681 '/J Harrison
" Frederick, driver Buffalo Brewing Co., r. 18

Oak Grove Av rear
" Richard, printer, 805 Mission
Munn A., laborer ParafQne Paint Co., r. 401, 5th
" Charles E., clerk John D. Feldmann, r. 800
Haight
Munn Curtis E., major surgeon 1st Infantry, U.
S. A., Benicia Barracks, Cal.
" Euclid, wheelwright F. Langeron, r. 503^4

Filbert
" John E., butcher, r. 1318 Fell
" Robert F., salesman J. G. Macdonald

r 1816b Howard
" William (Wood, Munn & Twomey), and
superintendent Alaska Packer's Asso-
ciation, r. 13 Powell
" William J., capitalist, r. 1057 Mission
Munns Adeline E. Miss, teacher music, 103 Cum-
berland
" William, carpenter, r. 103 Cumberland
Munnukee Abraham J., gripman Cal. St. RR., r.
5 Torrens Court
" David J., gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 1416 Bush
Munos Jesus, lumberman Humboldt Lumber

Mill Co., r. 5 Salmon
Munoz Antonio, musician, r. 745 Vallejo
" Frank, cigarmaker G. H. Bertram &Co., r.
1129 Clay
Munro Alice E. Miss, bookkeeper J. H. Rooch,
r. 77 California Av
" Anna, widow, r. 1800a Hyde
" Colin, r. 1319 Folsom

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Munro David, porter Dunham, Carrigan & Hay-
den Co., r. 502 Powell
" Donald, laborer, r. 1116 Churcli
" Duncan, laborer, r. ISth Av South nr I
" Duncan Rev., r. 126 Ellis
" Duncan M., mining and civil engineer, 511

California, room 79
" George L,., carpenter, r. 933>4 Sanchez
" Hugh, blacksmith, r. 1800a Hyde
" Ida A. Miss, stenographer, r. 211, 3d Av
" James, helper St. Mary's Hospital
" John, butcher Convey & Sons, r. 1800a

Hyde
" John M., fireman, r. 205, 19th
" Margaret, widow, r. 35 Stanford
" Mary V., widow, dressmaking, 211, 3d Av
" Reuben, carpenter, r. 77 California Av
Munro Robert R., in charge U. S. Post Office
Inspectors, U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, room
78c, r. 110 Eureka
" Roderick, porter Duff & Co., r. 348 Fremont
" Thomas A., gardener, r. IIS'/^ Sullivan
" William A., machinist, r. 35 Stanford
" "William N., oiler Cal. St. RR., r. 1800a
Hyde
Munroe David H., laborer, r. 1153 Stevenson
" Dwight B., contractor and builder, r. 22

Johnston Av
" George D., clerk Pac. Mfg. and Plating

Wks, r. 1126, 17th
" George R., r. 1126, 17th
" John F. (Pacific Manufacturing and Pla-
ting Works), r. 1126, 17th
" Madge Miss, milliner Mrs. A. G. Cosgriff, r.

1126, 17th
" Robert, marine engineer, 9 Mission, r. Oak-
land
" Thomas W., machinist Wm. H. Birch &
Co., r. 10 Elsie
4®"Munroe, See Munro and Monroe
Munsch Alphonse, bartender John C.Fitschen, r.

416 Octavia
Munsell James Jr., manager The Mutual Bene-
fit Life Insurance Co. (Newark, N. J.),
415 Montgomery, r. Oakland
" J. C, r. 817 Van Ness Av
" William E., bartender Harlow & Monte-
negro, r. 118 Eddy
Munsey John, laborer, r. Iowa bet 25th and 26th
Munson Arthur K., salesman J. A. Folger & Co.,
r. Oakland
" Bertha, domestic, 809 Haight
" Charles C, caterer, r. 1238 Bush
" Christian, seaman, r. 126;4 Silver
" David L., mining, 916 Market, room 81
" Edmund, shipping clerk Heller, Bachman

&Co.,r. Berkeley
" Edwin W., compositor, r. 1734 Page
" George, clerk, r. oeSVz Bryant
" Grant L., printer Hicks- Judd Co., r. 920

Page
" Harry S., architect, r. 1943 Howard
" Henry P., millwright Del Monte Mills, r.

.560 Howard
" John, r. 905 Bush
" John, porter, r. 815 Bryant
" Lizzie S., widow, r. 927 Haight
" Lucy M. Miss, cashier Hicks-Judd Co.,

r. 927 Haight
" Margaret, widow, r. 1300 Pine
" Martin, painter Jos. Scheerer Co., r. 831

Stevenson
" Minnie, domestic, 1114 Bush
" Nels, carpenter, r. 27%, 4th
" School of Shorthand and Typewriting, Miss
Maria E. Phillips manager, 6-10 Young
Men's Christian Assn Bldg
" S. J., cook Fred Salkeld, r. 227 Geary
" Tilda, domestic, 2030 Laguna
" Willard E., compositor Hicks-Judd Co., r.
927 Haight
4®"Munson. See Monson

Munster Henry, carpenter and contractor, r. 323
Fulton
" Henry, packer Baker & Hamilton, r. 1652

Hayes
" Minnie Miss, dressmaking, 303% Turk
" Herman, plumber, r, 323 Fulton
" John, r. 1070 Howard

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

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Largest Assortment on the Coast.
G^l-G^-y ATarket St.

Munster John, tinner, r. 711% Brannan
" John E., machine hand Pac. Sheet Metal

Wks, r. 1070 Howard
" John H., carpenter and builder, 40 New
Montgomery, r, 214UO'Farrell
Munter Bertha Mrs., r. 615 Van Ness Av
" Charles, r. 510 Hyde
" Emil, waiter Jacobson & Peterson, r. 725%

Bush
" Henry, peddler, r. 2406 Post
" John A,, motorman S. F. & S. M. Ry. r.

311, 30th
" Joseph, picture frames and glass, 1047Fol-

som
" Leo, pharmacist, r. 615 Van Ness Av
" Meyer, cigar maker, r. 1047 Folsom
j8®="Munter, See Muenter

Muntz Benjamin F., expressman, SW cor 20th
and Mission, r. 1118 York
" John, tailor J, R. Smith &Co., r. Alameda
" William G., stenographer I. S. Van Winkle
& Co., r. San Leandro
Munz Christian, baker, r. 445 Natoma
" Frederick, confectioner Nicholas Prost, r.

336,3d
" Gottlieb, baker Nicholas Prost, r. 336, 3d
" Phillip, clerk, r. 168 Tehama
j8®=Munz. See Muenz
Munzennuer G. , brewer Fredericksburg Bottling

Co., r. 568 Mission
Muraski Bertha, widow, r. 1014a Hampshire
" Fannie Miss, stenographer, r. 1014a Hamp-
shire
" Isadore, rubber worker Bowers Rubber Co.,

r. 1014a Hampshire
" Lena Miss, bookkeeper Chapman Solomon
Jr., r. 1014a Hampshire
Murasky Bernard, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co.,
r. 13 Washington Av
" Charles G., r. 20 Langton
" Frank J. (Smith & Murasky), attorney at

law, .331 Phelan Bldg, r. 1328 Page
" James, teamster, r. 115 Erie
" Leon, laborer Pac. Bone Coal and Fertiliz-
ing Co., r. 735 Brannan
" William, driver Lick Laundry, r. 718

Franklin
" William F., carriage and wagon maker,
1148 Mission, r. 219 Pierce
Murat Emil, cook, r. 6 Medau PI

" Louis, porter, r. 824a Broadway
Muratori Cajetono, seaman, r. 272 iBrannan
Murch John H. (Murch & Gray), r. 27c Noe
" Leonard L., conductor Sutter St. Ry., r.

1434 Broadway
" Louis A., accountant Wakelee & Co. r. 27c

Noe
" Marguerite A., widow, r. 1434 Braadway

MURCH & GRAY,

(Jolm H. Murcli and J. Alfred Gray),
manufacturers tools, presses, dies
and special macMnery, 215 Mission
Murchel Albert, compositor, r. 113 Guerrero
Murchie James S., engineer, r. 510 Ellis
Murchison Peter S., master mariner, r, 323 Vir-
ginia Av
Murden Daniel E., silver polisher Shreve&Co.,
r. 512 Hyde
" Robert J., doormaker, r. 510 Hyde
" WilliamT., carpenter N. Parrish & Co., r.
Golden Gate, Cal.
Murdoch James W., r. 1416 Bush
" J. Stuart, bookkeeper W, J. Lowry&Co.,

r. 814c Green
" Louisa J. Mrs., teachermusic, r. 814c Green

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Murdoch Robert, quarry foreman Gushing- Wet-
more Co., r. 1329 Sansome
Murdocll Robert B., secretary Pacific Coast
Savings Society, 805 Market, r. 660 Brod-
erick
" Rose Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar

School, r. 814c Green
" William B., mining, 330 Pine, room 5, r.
814c Green
Murdocll William C, cashier Bank of Com-
merce, 805 Market, r. Pacific-Union Club
" William C, operator W. U. Tel. Co., r.
1003 Washington
MurdOCk C. A. & Co. (incorporated), Charles L.
Crackbon president, Samuel Brieger
vice-president, Charles A. Murdock sec-
retary and treasurer, book and job
printers, 533 Clay
" Charles, boiler maker, r. 332, 30th
Murdock Charles A., secretary and treasurer
C. A. Murdock & Co., 532 Clay, and mem-
ber Board of Education, r. 2710 Scott
Murdock Edwin F. (Boone & Murdock), at-
torney at law, 214 Pine, r. Oakland
" Eleanor, widow, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 8

Pearl
" George H. (Swain & Murdock and Osborn,

Murdock & Co.), r. Alameda
" George L., groceries and liquors, 900 Green-
wich, r. 2105 Taylor
" Isaiah, molder W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 411

Bryant
" James W., conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 16

Glover
" John, carpenter, r. 74 Natoma
" Leo, plumber, r. 1048 Folsom
" Walter J., packer C. F. Weber & Co., r. 616

Folsom
" William E., salesman John W. Ferris r.
604, 6th
Murfey Mary P., widow, r. 1614 Washington
Murgatroyd Benjamin, conductor Sutter St.

Ry., r. 1521 Larkin
Murgolt Otto, cabinetmaker, r. 530 Stevenson
Murgotten Harry, traveling salesman T. H. B.

Varney, r. Fairmount Hotel
Murison Elizabeth L. Miss, boarding and day
school, 2234 Pacific Av
" George, with Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r.
1035 Post
Murison William A., secretary Occidental
Hotel, E s Montgomery bet Sutter and
Bush
Muritto Domenico, peddler, r. 12 Bartol
Murken Albert H., groceries and liquors, 701

O'Farrell
Murley Quincey, molder Atlas Iron Wks, r. 501

Napa
Murman Peter, bookkeeper Sadler & Co., r. Oak-
land
Murnane James, pileman S. F. Bridge Co., r. 560
Howard
" Maggie, widow, r. SGhi Garden
" William G., helper Union Box Factory, r.
36/2 Garden
Murphey William L., patternmaker, r. 306

Stockton
Murphy Adam H., traveling salesman Portland
Cracker Co., r. 2529 Howard
" Agnes, telegraph operator, r. 842 Harri-
son
" A. J. Mrs., widow, r. 7 Alvarado
" Albert, teamster, r. 521 Minna
" Albert J., painter Swan & Stein
" Alexander, butcher, r. 521 Minna rear
" Alfred P., clerk, r. 1772 Folsom

Murphy Alfred P., metal roofer Conlin & Rob-
erts, r. 18 Bernice

" Alice, widow, r. 3040 Jackson

" Alicia Miss, cashier Ben H. Lucke, r. 321,
10th
Murphy Alphonso, secretary Board of Pilot
Commissioners, 506 Battery, r. 2207 Lar-
kin

" Amy Miss, dressmaking, 412 Haight

" Andrew, fireman str San Juan

" Ann, widow, r. 1618 Folsoro

" Anna, widow, r. 319 Oak

" Anna, domestic, 416V4 Hei-mann

" Annette Miss, teacher Horace Mann Gram-
mar School, r. 2529 Howard

" Annie, widow, r. 30 Natoma

" Annie Miss, paper flower maker, 1803 How-
ard

" Annie Miss, spinner Tubbs Cordage Co., r.
18 Georgia

" Annie Miss, with Mrs. M. H. Ober, r. 1214
Turk

" Anthony L., barber Albert F. Davis, r. 27
Prospect Av

" B., fireman str City of Puebla

" Bartholomew, laborer, r. 9 Wool

" Bartholomew, laborer, r. 229^4 Perry rear

" Bernard J., marine engineer, r. 1050 How-
ard

" Bessie Miss, artist, r. 321, 10th

" Bridget, widow, r. 23 Clara

" Bridget, widow, r. 115 Silver

" Bridget, widow, r. 204, 8th

" Bridget, widow, r. 2110 Powell

" Bridget Miss, finisher Golden Gate Woolen
Mills
Murphy Building, NE cor Market and Jones

" Carl, shoecutter, r. 234 Clara

" Catherine, widow, r. 146 Perry

" Catherine, widow, r. 313 Valley

" Catherine, widow, r. 417 Gough

" Catherine, widow, r. 534 Natoma

" Catherine, widow, r. 1214 Turk

" Catherine, widow, lodgings, 352%, 3d

" Charles, bricklayer, r. 19 Moss

" Charles, laborer, r. 6 Polk Lane

'■ Charles, laborer, r. 207, 11th

" Charles, reservoir keeper Spring Valley
W. W., r. 1300 Greenwich

" Charles F. W., teamster, r. 6b Shotwell

" Charles H., cigar maker, r. 7 Alvarado

" Charles H., teacher Polytechnic High
School, r. 404 Turk

" Charles J., clerk W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
13131/4 Pierce

" Charles W., clerk, r. 6b Shotwell

" Clara G. Miss, shoe fitter, r. 257 Clara

" Clement L., clerk Edwin Mohrig, r. The
Hillsdale

" Cornelius, blacksmith, r. 3030 Filbert

" Cornelius, boiler maker, r. 562 Folsom

" Cornelius, fireman Chronicle, r. 1308 Val-
lejo

" Cornelius, laborer, r. 211 Broadway

" Cornelius, laborer, r. 930 Minnesota

" Cornelius C, contractor and builder, 1937
Green

" Cornelius J., clerk, r. 3308 Larkin

" Cornelius R., student, r. 55 Everett

" D., hostler Pac. Transfer Co., r. 317 Na-
toma

" Daniel, r. 547 Mission

" Daniel, r. 1565^/4 Market

" Daniel, baker, r. 212 Broadway '

" Daniel, driver Pac. Transfer Co., r. 348
Minna

" Daniel, horseshoer, 607 Battery, r. 1328
Church

" Daniel, laborer, r. 160 Shipley rear

" Daniel, laborer, r. 1134 Page

" Daniel, laborer S. P. C. Ry. Co., r. 104 St.
Rose's Av

■" Daniel, longshoreman, r. 153 Minna

" Daniel, painter, r. 76!4 Brosnan

" Daniel, plumber, r. 31 Eddy

" Daniel, plumber, r. 559V4 Minna

" Daniel, restaurant, 149. 7th

" Daniel, shoemaker, r. 935, 36th

" Daniel, tailor W. F. Attinger, r. 1314 Turk

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Murphy Daniel, teamster James J. McKinnon,
r. 1138 Stevenson
" Daniel, witli S. H. Frank & Co., r. 107 De-
vi sadero
" Daniel Mrs., r. 2 Eddy PI
" Daniel C, attorney at law, 130 Phelan

Bldg
" Daniel C, engineer, r. 1718 Church
" Daniel D., expressman, cor King and 4th,

r. 6771^ Clementina
" Daniel E., shipwright, r. 915 Webster
" Daniel F., fruits and vegetables, 1942 Mar-
ket, r. 355 Minna
" Daniel F., oiler U. S. Mint. r. 30 Natoma
" Daniel F., timekeeper H. S. Crocker Co., r.

17 Pearl
" Daniel H., painter, r. 33i/4 Clinton
" Daniel J., clerk, r. 407 Clementina
Murphy Daniel J., judge Superior Court De-
partment 3, chambers New City Hall, 26.
floor, r. 119 Liberty
" Daniel L. (M. A. Conklin & Co.). r. 1334
Folsom
David, longshoreman, r. 62 Tehama
David, policeman, r. 365'/i, 11th
David, shoemaker, 418, 4th
David, tinsmith, r. NE cor 8th and Bran-
nan
David C. B., carrier postofflce, r. 2308 Larkin
Delia, widow, r. 521 Devisadero
Delia, domestic, 2908 Jackson
Denis, coachman, 517 Sutter
Denis, laundryman American Laundry, r.

NE cor Fillmore and Chestnut
Denis, policeman, r. 123, 22d
Dennis (Murphy & McBrearty), r. 1334

Natoma
Dennis (Murphy & Scriven), r. cor Corbett

and Highland Avs
Dennis, barber. 1603 Howard, r. 18 Bemice
Dennis, bartender Timothy E. Murphy, r.

NE cor 4th and Howard
Dennis, contractor, r. IOV2 Morris Av
Dennis, shoemaker, r. 107 Devisadero
Dennis, shoemaker, r. 47414 Tehama
Dennis B., capitalist, r. 531, 22d
Dennis B., traveling salesman Shea, Boc-

queraz & Co., r. 107 Devisadero
Dennis G., driver Pac. Transfer Co., r. 539a

Natoma
Dennis J. (Pendergast & Murphy), r. 125

Tvy Av
Dennis J., clerk Mahoney & Mahonev, r.

1654 Market
Dennis J., musician, r. 10 Howard Court
D. H., miner, r. Commercial Hotel
Edmond, carpenter, r. Fairmount nr Ran-
dall
Edmund, printer, r. 618 Harrison
Edward, helper Allen & Looney, r. 1200

Greenwich
Edward, laborer, r. 151 Natoma
Edward, laborer, r. 2524 Post rear
Edward, laborer U.S. Engineers' dept. r.

Presidio
Edward, shoemaker W. H. Nolan & Co., r.

17 Anthony
Edward, soap wrapper Newell & Bro., r. 20

Sycamore Av
Edward, upholsterer Harrold, Belcher &

Allen, r. 559H Minna
Edward D., r. 225, 22d
Edward F., janitor Columbian Bldg, r. 535,

18th rear
Edward F., storekeeper U. S. Customs, r.

2528 McAllister
Edward J., blacksmith, r. 257 Clara
Edward J., laborer, r. 346, 4th
Edward J., laborer David J. Ring, r. 1916

Union
Edward J., librarian law dept. S. P. Co., r.

1316 Page
Edward J., marine engineer, r. 11 Glover
Edward J., musician, r. 14 Wildey
Edward J., silver dissolver U. S. Mint, r.

905 Market
Edward P., decorator, r. 119, 26th
Edward R., porter Louis Taussig & Co., r.
351 Jessie

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
CORRUGATED IRON,

Galvanized, Black and Painted,
for Roofing and Siding.

SOSTOSI-r IVIARKET- ST.

Murphy Edward V., painter r. 2046 O'Farrell
•' Edward W., butcher A. Jonas, r. 521 Minna
" Edwin W., cigar maker, r. 7 Alvarado
" Eleanor Miss, teacher John Swett Gram-
mar School, r. 711 Franklin
" Ella, widow, r. 360Y2, Hth
" Emma L. Miss, burial robes, 461 Jessie, r.

1910 Pierce
" Ethel Miss, clerk Boston Rubber Shoe

Co.,r. 27Dehon
" Eugene, clerk, r. 1929 Bush
" Eugene, ironworker Western Iron Wks, r.

23d and Point Lobos Avs
" Eugene P., general agent, 533 Kearny,

rooms 1-2, r. 1304 Guerrero
" F., laborer Cal. St. RR, r. 202, 8th
" Fanny Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home
" Frances T. Miss, stenographer, r. 37i^

Clara
" Francis H., barber W. H. H. Young, r. 646

Howard
" Frank (Murphy & Willi), r. 2936, 16th
" Frank, driver Police Patrol, r. 728 Green
" Frank, gripman Market St. Ry, r. 2050 Mc-
Allister
" Frank, helper G. & E. Snook, r. 21 Fell
" Frank, laborer, r. 5 Telegraph PI
" Frank, laborer, r. 1128 Mission
" Frank, pilot, 506 Battery, r. 1905 Dupont
" Frank, plumber, r. 772i/i Harrison
" Frank, waiter str San Bias
" Frank D., clerk, r. 319 Oak
" Frank H., plumber, r. 211^2 Turk
" Frank J. , r. 800 Kearny
" Frank J., cooper, r. NW cor Hyde and

North Point
" Frank L., clerk Bulletin, r. 610 Guerrero
" F. T., lineman Edison Light and Power

Co., r. 842 Harrison
" George, steward, r. iiiYz Clinton
" George, zincographer Examiner, r. 204

Turk
" George E., clerk J. Levin & Co., r. 21154

Turk
" George E., teamster, r. 110 Langton
" George H., watchman Shipowners' Assn.

of the Pacific Coast, r. 351 Jessie
" George M., r. 207Devisadero
" George M., superintendent Children's

Play Grounds Golden Gate Park, r. 1832

Eddy
" George W., conductor, r. 252^4, 3d
" Gordon A., collector Folsom St. Wharf 1.

r. 1129 Ellis

MURPHY, GRANT & CO.

(Adam Grant, Henry M. Murpliy,
Joseph D. Grant and H. L. Whipple),
Importers and dealers in foreign and
domestic dry goods, NE cor Bush and

Murphy Hamlin H., policeman, r. 27 Dehon
" Hannah, widow, r. 124 Silver
" Hannah, widow, r. 4.35 Fulton
" Hannah, widow, r. 513, 15th
" Hannah Miss, dressmaker, r. 139 Hancock
" Hannah G. Miss, bookkeeper White Star

Laundry, r. 1608 Howard
" Harry, laborer, r. 301 Michigan
" Harry J., with The Associated Press, r.

1220, 17th
" Harry R., plumber C. T. Larseneur, r. 407!4

Octavia
" Harry T., marble cutter Max Roth, r. 150

Guerrero
" H. B. Mrs., dressmaking, 988 Harrison

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Murphy Helen Miss, varieties, 1134 Page
" Henry, r. 1026b Washington
" Henry, r. 2759 Mission
" Henry, marine engineer, r. 3 Essex PI
" Henry Mrs., proprietor Park House, 2759

Mission
" Henry J., rubber worljer Bowers Rubber

Co., r. 414, 4th
" Henry M. (Murphy, Grant & Co.), r. New

York
" Herman, real estate agent, 628 Market, r.

Honora, widow, r. 157i4 Dore

Hugh, bartender Mrs. M. Richardson, r

NE cor 6th Av and Fulton
Hugh, reservoir keeper Spring Valley W

W., r. 1200 Greenwich
Hugh F., pressman, r. 1200 Greenwich
J., water tender str City of Puebla
J. A., r. Hotel Pleasanton
James, carpenter, r. 325, 9th rear
James, carriage washer John Peters
James, coal passer str Alameda
James, driver Donohue & Murphy, r. 130S

California
James, groceries and liquors, 1357 Minna
groceries and liquors, 1410 Fol

James, laborer, r. 5 Telegraph PI

James, laborer, r. 533, 18th

James, laborer, r. 1332 Church

James, laborer S. P. C. Ry., r. 106 St. Rose's
Av

James, machinist, r. 261, 1st

James, painter, r. 20 Sycamore Av rear

James, painter, r. 448 Natoma

James, seaman, r. 39 Ecker

James, 2d asst. engineer str Washtenaw

James, tailor, r. 1214 Turk

James, teacher St. Joseph's Grammar
School, r. 1417 Howard

James, traveling salesman Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 21 Lloyd

James, washer Lick Laundry, r. 534 Minna

James Mrs., widow, r. 304, 8th

James Mrs., widow, r. 406 Sanchez

James A., salesman D. Samuels, r. Oak-
land

James B., clerk O'Brien & Spotorno, r. 311!4
Turk

James C, carrier postofflce, r. 235, 3d Av

James E., student, r. 55 Everett

James H.,r.2Eddy PI

James J., electrician, r. 309 Clement

James J., jailor County Jail 1, r. 3419 Sut-
ter

James P., last maker S. F. Last Factory,
r. 307, 1st

James W., liquors, 622, 34th, r. 620, 24th

Jennie D. Mrs., bakery, 1803 Howard

Jennie L. Miss, teacher James Lick Gram-
mar School, r. 2539 Howard

Jeremiah, r. 225, 9th

Jeremiah, r. 711 Franklin

Jeremiah, bricklayer, r. 124 Silver

Jeremiah, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 6,
37th

Jeremiah, harness maker Main & Win-
chester, r. 257 Clara

Jeremiah, laborer, r. 9 Wool

Jeremiah, laborer, r. 448 Natoma

Jeremiah, laborer John G. lis & Co., r. 812
Kearny

Jeremiah, machine operator Cahn, Nick-
elsburg & Co., r. lOYz Langton rear

Jeremiah Jr., r. 235, 9th

Murphy Jeremiah J., motorman Market St. Ry.,
r. 719 Tennessee

" Jeremiah J., sawyer, r. 52 Clara

" Jeremiah L., operator Fire Alarm and Po-
lice Telegraph, r. 63014 Fulton

" Johanna, widow, r. 323 Filbert

" Johanna, widow, r. 2308 Larkin

" John, r. 213 Langton

" John, r. 407 Turk

" John, r. 667 Minna

" John, r. 3530 Jackson

" John (Donohoe & Murphy), r. 1309 California

" John, bartender str Monticello

" John, boxmaker, r. 10554 Vandewater

" John, bricklayer, r. 407 Clementina

" John, carpenter, r. 3040 Jackson

" John, carpenter McCann& Sons, r. 406, 10th

" John, chipper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 22
Harriet

" John, clerk, r. 1654 Market

" John, driver, r. 28 Sharon

" John, engineer Edison Light and Power
Co.,r. 1040 Mission

" John, gardener, r. 2317 Post

" John, harness cleaner Wells, Fargo & Co.,
r. 681 Mission

" John, helper Mutual Electric Light Co., r.
681 Mission

" John, hostler, r. 23 Clara

" John, ironworker, r. 1772 Folsom

" John, laundryman, r. NE cor Fillmore and
Chestnut

" John, laborer, r. 106 St. Rose's Av

" John, laborer, r. 234, 15th

" John, laborer, r. 461 Bryant

" John, laborer, r. 920 Minnesota

" John, laborer, r. 1331 Minna

" John, laborer, r. 171314 Lexington Av

" John, laborer, r. New Mission Hotel

" John, longshoreman, r. 54, 1st

" John, liquors and cigars, SE cor 18th and
Castro

" John, metal roofer Conlin & Roberts, r. 20
Quinn

" John, molder, r. 41 Tehama

" John, molder, r. 536^2 Howard

" John, molder, r. 632 Natoma

" John, painter, r. 448 Natoma

" John, peddler, r. 1132 York rear

" John, seaman str Pomona, r. 321, 10th

" John, shoemaker, r. 519 Mission

" John, shoemaker, 1434 Page

" John, shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder & Co.,
r. 17 Anthony

" John, steelworker Pac. Roll. Mill., r. 1334
Florida

" John, tanner S. Bloom & Sons, r. 1304 Ala-
bama

" John Jr., bricklayer, r. 407 Clementina

" John C, r. 13161/2 Steiner

" John C, butcher, r. 843 Harrison

" John C, clerk Tillmann & Bendel, r. 1111
Vallejo

" John C, salesman D. Samuels, r. 615 Bu-
chanan

" John D., paver, r. 119 Butte

" John E., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1316
Valencia

" John F., agent, r. 2808 Geary

" John P., painter, r. 351 Jessie

" John F., stenographer Murphy, Grant &
Co., r. 236, 17th

" John F. Jr., porter, r. 351 Jessie

" John H., harness maker, 2003 Mission, r.
219, 15th

" John H., quarryman, r. 1313 Sansome

" John J., blacksmith Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 842
Harrison

" John J., butcher, 391, 6th, r. 304, 6th

" John J., clerk The Examiner, r. 2207 Lar-
kin

" John J., engineer Engine 26, r. 209 Clement

" John J., helper, r. 1232 Hampshire

" John J., laborer, r. 40b West Mission

" John J., laborer, r. 150 Perry

" John J., marine engineer, r. 433, 17th

" John J., molder, r, 40 Moss

" John J., teamster Yolo Mills, r. 331 Ivy Av

" John J., truckman Truck 5, r. 313 Minna

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Murphy John L., policeman, r. 363 Sanchez
" John M., groceries and liquors, SE cor
Ootavia and McAJlister, r. 624 Locust
Av
" JohnM., machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

44 Clementina
" John P. S., painter, r. 1509 Taylor
" John R., mining, r. 1505 Dolores
•' John T. (Murphy & Delehanty), r. 843 Mc-
Allister
" John T., laborer, r. 30 Harriet
" John T., machinist, r. 501 Napa
" John T., saloon keeper, r. 710 Van Ness Av
" John W., laborer, r. by^ Grand Av
Murphy Jolin W., proprietor St. George Liv-
ery, Boarding and Sale Stables, 408
Bush,r. 2933 Clay
" John W. K., gardener, r. 620 Taylor
" Joseph, driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 316

Jones
" Joseph, laborer, r. 33 Clara
" Joseph, marine engineer, 9 Mission
." Joseph, painter, r. 138, 22d
" Joseph, painter, r. 130 Oak
" Joseph A., butcher J. J. Murphy, r. 38 Har-
riet
" Joseph A., carrier postofQce, r. 333 Fil-
bert
" Joseph A., cashier ^■Etna Insurance Co., r.

1939 Bush
" Joseph A., porter Abner Doble Co., r. 911,

33d
" Joseph A., compositor Report, r. 725 Cle-
mentina
" Joseph C, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &

Co., r. 48 Elgin Park Av
" Joseph F., expressman, NE cor 6th and

Howard, r. 1534 Sanchez
" Joseph F., policeman, r. 3409 Clay
" Joseph J., oar washer Market St. Ry, r. 18

St. Rose's Av
" Joseph L., salesman Broder & Schlam, r.

1315 O'Farrell
" Josephine E. Miss, shoefltter, r. 434 Bran-
nan
" Josie, domestic, 3913 Jackson
" Julia, widow, r.SYz Sheridan rear
" Julia, widow, r. 559i4 Minna
" Julia, widow, r. 1763 Harrison
" Julia Miss, candy maker J. Seidl & Co., r .

105;^ Vande water
" Julia Mrs., janitress Stanford Primarv

School, r. 13151/^ Folsom
" Julia A. Miss, teacher John Swett Gram-
mar School, r. 711 Franklin
" K. Mrs., r. 35Chesley
" Kate, widow, r. 1111 Vallejo
" Kate, widow, r. 1332 Hampshire
" Kate, domestic, r. 8 Federal
" Kate, domestic, 630 Harrison
" Kate, domestic, 1603 Bush
" Kate, domestic, 1611 Sacramento
" Kate, domestic St. Mary's Hospital
" Kate, laundress Modern Laundry, r. 448

Natoma
" Kate E. Mrs. teacher music, r. 14 Wildey
" Lawrence, r. 549 Mission
" Lawrence, butcher James McDermott, r.

523, 6th
" Lawrence, laborer, r. 1831 Mission
" L. D. Mrs., bakery, 959a Howard
" Louise Miss, dressmaking, 1507 Taylor
" Luke, longshoreman, r. 150 Perry
" Mae M., bookkeeper Rivers Bros., r. 17

Pearl
" Maggie Miss, school teacher, r. 1200 Green-
wich
" Mamie J. Miss, r. 141914 Ellis
" Margaret, widow, r. 437, 4th
" Margaret, widow, r. 437 Ringold
" Margaret W., widow, r. 63 Minna
" Marie M. Miss, nurse French Hospital
" Martin, r. 2305 Taylor
" Martin, calker, r. 18th and Castro
" Martin, law student Bishop & Wheeler
" Martin Jr., stock clerk Holbrook. Merrill

& Stetson, r. 3305 Taylor
" Martin D., r. 2438 Geary
" Martin W., shoemaker, 512i4 Geary

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

Contracts made with Hotels for

Furnishing Carpets, Furniture, Drapery

Materials, Lace Curtains, Window

Shades, Bedding, Etc.

e^l-G^-7^ IVIARKET ST.

turphy Mary, widow, r. 10 Langton rear
" Mary, widow, r. 10|4 Heron
" Mary, widow, r. 34 Clara
" Mary, widow, r. 70!^ West Mission
" Mary, widow, r. 114% Langton
" Mary, widow, r. 213V^ Clara
" Mary, widow, r. 234 Clara
" Mary, widow, r. 265 Tehama rear
" Mary, widow, r. 614i>^ Natoma
" Mary, widow, r. 1134 Page
" Mary, widow, r. lUQY^ Stevenson
" Mary, widow, lodgings, 704 Howard
" Mary Miss, seamstress Lane Hospital
" Mary Miss, shoe fitter, r. 134 Silver
" Mary Mrs., groceries and liquors, 831V^

Howard
" Mary Mrs., janitress Hamilton Grammar

School, r. 1212'/4 Pierce
" Mary Mrs., lodgings, 21 Fell
" Mary, domestic, 3816 Sacramento
" Mary, domestic, 3015 Washington
" Mary E., widow, r. 1330, 17th
" Mary H., widow, r. 3630 Mission
" Mary J. Mrs., janitress Bernal Heights

Primary School, r. 413 Elsie
" Mary J. Mrs., teacher music, r. 15 Morris Av
" Mary M. Miss, principal Jefferson Primary

School, r. 130 Oak
" Matthew, laborer, r. 1807 Mission
" Matthew, livery stable, 1133 Mission, r. 551

Minna
" Matthew, painter, r. 321 Church
" Matthew B., dairyman, r. 55 Everett
" May E. Miss, press feeder The R. M. Wood

Co., r. 417 Clementina
" Michael, r. 1565i/^ Market
" Michael, blacksmith, r. 312% Minna
" Michael, fireman str Progreso, r. 541, 1st
" Michael, fireman tug Fearless, r. 142 Perry
" Michael, laborer, r. 38% Bluxome
" Michael, laborer, r. 51 Brady
" Michael, laborer, r. 318 Blake
" Michael, laborer, r. 907 Folsom
" Michael, laborer Golden State and Miners

Iron Wks, r. 150 Perry
" Michael, longshoreman, r. 105% Vande-

water '
" Michael, musician, r. 856 Howard
" Michael, painter, r. 13 Fargo PI
" Michael, paver, r. 1608 Howard
" Michael, pension attorney and claim agent,

r. 1509 Taylor
" Michael, policeman, r. 114% Langton
" Michael, policeman, r. 936, 30th
" Michael, stableman Overland Freight

Transfer Co., r. .324 Bluxome
" Michael, teamster, r. 636 Commercial
" Michael, teamster D. S. Cartwright, r. 1764

Harrison
" Michael, teamster James Muliany & Co.,

r. 361, 1st
" Michael F., blacksmith Fulton Eng. & Ship

Bldg. Wks, r. 313% Minna
" Minna Miss, saleslady, r. 105% Vande-

water
" M. M., Miss, bookkeeper, r. 1714 Market
" MoUie Miss (Murphy & Darcy), r. 106 Tay-
lor
" MoUie Miss, saleslady Jacobs & Co., r.

1909 Ellis
" Morris, r. 38 Pearl
" Morris, plumber, r. 1104 Mission
" Morris, tinner, r. 633 Natoma
" M. P., cook tug Fearless
" M. P., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 104 Dun-
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Murphv M. W. Mrs., widow, r. 63 Minna
Nellie Miss. r. 6W4 Natoma
Nellie, domestic, 2127 Broderick
Nicholas, porter H. Levi & Co., r. 319 Val-

lejo
Owen, clerk, r. 704 Howard
Owen, waiter New Washington Hotel
OwenT., bartender William McLaughlin,

r. 403, 3d
Patrick, brass finisher, r. 13 Sherwood PI
Patrick, carpenter, r. 227 Hayes
Patrick, contractor sewers, 1772 Folsom
Patrick, groom, 517 Sutter
Patrick, laborer, r. 8 Federal
Patrick, laborer, r. 226 Michigan
Patrick, laborer, r. 363 Jessie
Patrick, laborer, r. 920 Minnesota
Patrick, laborer, r. 1316 Natoma
Patrick, laborer, r. 1627 Grove
Patrick, longshoreman, r. 625 Davis
Patrick, poultry and game, 74-75 Centre

Market, r. 2612 Sacramento
Patrick, teamster, r. 1304 Florida
Patrick A., salesman Murphy, Grant &

Co., r. Oakland
Patrick F., hostler California Horse Re-
pository, r. 510 Van Ness Av
Patrick F., laborer, r. 607 Bryant
Patrick H., r. 134 Shipley
Patrick H., foreman William E. Dodge, r.

309 Elm Av
Patrick H., policeman, r. 3009 Buchanan
Patrick H., tin and sheet iron worker, 46

Spear, r. West Berkeley
Patrick J. (Miller & Murphy), r. 64 Tehama
Patrick J., boiler maker T. J. Moynihan, r.

63 Clementina
Patrick J., house and sign painter, 499

Gough, r. 414 Steiner
Patrick J., journalist, r. 323 Castro
Paul, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co..

r. 234 Clara
Peter, r. 2210 Leavenworth
Peter, gardener Mount St. Joseph Infant

Asylum
Philip, r. 7.3214 Clementina
Philip, porter, r. 313 Valley
Philip, saloon keeper, r. 2752 Bush
Pius Rev., O. P., clergyman St. Dominic's

Monastery
Raphael, peddler, r. 1816 Stockton
R. J., marine engineer, r. 423, 17th
Richard (Prunty & Murphy), r. 521 Bryant
Richard, fireman str City of Puebla, r. 1933

Ellis
Richard, groceries and liquors, 311, 7th
Richard, harness cleaner St. George

Stables
Richard, laborer, r. 23d Av nr Point Lobos

Av
Richard, salesman P. Flanigan, r. 711

Natoma
Richard, prestidigitator, r. 31 Eddy
Richard D., carrier postofflce. r. 2308

Larkin
Richard H., plumber, r. 211 14 Turk
Richard J., marine fireman, r. 547, 1st
Richard P., teamster Albert E. Buckman,

r. W s 7th nr Mission
Robert, engineer, r. 1050 Howard
Robert, laborer, r. II4614 Stevenson
Robert E., distributor La Grande Laundry
Robert W., physician, 1601 Gough
Robert W. Jr., medical ftudent, r. 1601

Gough
Sallie Miss, r. 273V2 Minna

Murphy Samuel G., president First National
Bank of San Francisco, NW cor Bush
and Sansome, r. Pacific-Union Club
" Sarah A., widow, r. 316 Hayes
" Stanley, r. 2.39, 9th
" Susan, widow, r. .333 McAllister
" Temple L., freight clerk str City of Pe-
king, r. 717 Hayes
" Theresa, widow, r. 513 Oak
" Thomas, r. 3 Hunt
" Thomas, bricklayer, r. 28 Aileen Av
" Thomas, carpenter, r. 2417 Sutter
" Thomas, clerk Sacramento Transportation

Co.,r. 11/2 Clyde
" Thomas, driver Jackson Brewing Co., r. 1

Polk
" Thomas, engineer Engine 16, r. 332 Penn-
sylvania Av
" Thomas, foreman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

610 Guerrero
" Thomas, hostler Peter Garrity, r. 32 Turk
" Thomas, laundryman Lick Laundry, r. 538

Minna
" Thomas, laborer, r. 212 Broadway
" Thomas, laborer, r. 224, 15th
" Thomas, laborer, r. 323 Filbert
" Thomas, laborer, r. 1020 Brannan
" Thomas, liquors, 106 Pacific, r. 114 Pacific
" Thomas, painter, r. 3040 Jackson
" Thomas, pressman, r. 2110 Powell
" Thomas, teamster, r. 47!4 Dore rear
" Thomas, truckman Truck 2, r. 627 Broad-
way
" Thomas A., horseshoer John Devlin, r. 48

Clementina
" Thomas B., horseshoer, r. 2111/4 Turk
" Thomas C, liquors, 1501 Market
" Thomas C, policeman, r. 1014 Morris Av
" Thomas F., r. 3630 Mission
" Thomas F., blacksmith W. T. Garratt &

Co., r. 12121/2 Pierce
" Thomas F., driver Frank Greg, r. 17 An-
thony
" Thomas F., electrician, r. 842 Harrison
" Thomas H., deputy U. S. Shipping Com-
missioner, r. 910 Laguna
" Thomas H., horseshoer, r. 1214 Turk
" Thomas J., bookkeeper, r. ,321, 10th
" Thomas J., clerk, r. 1410 Folsom
" Thomas O., solicitor American Wringer

Co., r. 414 Golden Gate Av
" Thomas P., plumber, r. 1929 Bush
" Thomas R., driver Truck 2, r. 627 Broad-
way
" Thomas W., foreman painter P. C. SS. Co.,

r. 1008 Golden Gate Av
" Timothy, r. 21 Page
" Timothy, r. 355 Minna
" Timothy, r. 725 Clementina
" Timothy, blacksmith, r. 246, 12th
" Timothy, contractor, r. 17 Pearl
" Timothy, fireman str Transit, r. 434 Bran-
nan
" Timothy, laborer, r. 38 Natoma
" Timothy, laborer, r. 531 Octavia
" Timothy, laborer S. P. Co., r. 244a, 12th
" Timothy C, liquors, NE cor 4th and How-
ard, r. 300b 5th
" Timothy H., marble cutter, r. 150 Guerrero
" Timothy J., printer Abramson-Heunisch

Co., r. 309 Prospect PI
" Timothy T., engineer, r. 130 Ivy Av
" Vance B., conductor, r. 1316D Valencia
Murphy Varnish Company, J. H. Beecher Pa-
cific Coast manager, 593-595 Mission,
telephone Black 1171
" Walter F., clerk, r. cor Prospect and Coso

Avs
" W. De Los, civil engineer, r. 717 Hayes
• ' William, assistant O'Connor, Moffatt & Co. ,

r. 134 Silver
" William, bridge builder, r. 69 Natoma
" William, broom maker Cal. Broom Mfg.

Co.
" William, carpenter, r. 1410 Valencia
" William, clerk, r. 1019 Washington
" William, collector, r. 1301 Sacramento
" William, color maker Pac. Rubber Paint
Co., r. Berkeley

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Murphy William, employee William A. Lyncli
" William, engineer bktn J. D. Peters, r. Oak-
land
" William, fireman Engine 33, r. 3630 Mission
" William, 1st officer str Bay City, r. 2330

Mission
" William, floorman St. George Stables
" William, helper Atlas Iron Wks
" William, hoseman Engine 18, r. 419 Duncan
" William, laborer, r. 315 Sierra
" William, laborer, r. 1506 Sanchez
" William, liquors, and proprietor Murphy's

Hall, cor Sagamore and San Jose Av
" William, painter M. J. & J. J. Donovan, r.

114^4 Langton
" William, pressman, r. 1011 Larkin
" William, seaman, r. 625 Davis
" William, stevedore, r. 26 Federal
" William, waiter La Grande Laundry
" William A., laborer, r. 26 Federal
" William B., bartender, r. 2II/2 Turk
" William D., carpenter, r. cor Sagamore

and San Jose Av
" William D., janitor, r. 1215"^ Folsom
" William E., Catholic books and pictures

106 Hayes
" William E., clerk Post Office, r. 1509 Taylor
" William F., foreman S. F. Furniture Co., r.

427, 4th
" William F., porter, r. 255 Perry
" William G., clerk L. H. Van Schaick, r,

319 Oak
" William H., attorney at law, r. 119 Lib

erty
" William H., carrier postoffice, r. 313 Eu-
reka
" William H., clerk, r. 7 Alvarado
" William H., clerk auditing dept. Wells

Fargo & Co., r. 311 Lyon
" William H., clerk Russ, Sanders & Co., r

311. 7th
" William H., motorman S. F. & S. M. Ry, r

57 Chenery
" William H., porter Pacific Marine Supply

Co., r. 1312M Mission
" William J., carpenter, r. Excelsior Home-

" William J., clerk, r. 316 Hayes

' ' William J. , metal worker John Finn Metal

Wks, r. Berkeley
" William J., porter Raphael Weill & Co., r.

1315!/2 Folsom
" William J., teamster, r. 535, 6th
" William M., physician and surgeon, 315

Geary, r. Golden Gate, Cal.
" William P., butcher, r. 157!^ Dore
" William P., harness maker Antone Weit-

ner, r.,739 Clementina
" William P., driver Pac. Transfer Co., r.

1608 Howard
" Winfleld, broom maker, r. 1410 Valencia
" & Darcy (Miss Mollie Murphy and Miss

Delia Darcy'*, lodgings, 106 Taylor
" & Delehanty (John T. Murphy and John E.
Delehanty), wines and liquors, SE cor
Eddy and Mason
" & McBrearty (Dennis Murphy and John

McBrearty), groceries, 148, 5th
" & Scriven (Dennis Murphy and Thomas
Scriven), groceries and liquors, NE cor
Fulton and Octavia and 936 Howard
" & Willi (Frank Murphy and Andrew
Willi), creamery, 2936, 16th
4S=- Murphy. See Morphy and Murfey
Murphy's Hall, William Murphy proprietor,

cor Sagamore and San Jose Av
Murr Joseph, salesman, r. 918 Fulton
Murrane John, porter Roos Bros., r. 14 Oak
Murray Abner. carpenter, 331 Douglass, r. 84
Corbett Av
" Alexander, plasterer, r. 338 Shipley
" Annie Miss, r. 531, 39th
" Annie Miss, telephone operator, r. 1233

Bush
" Annie Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home
" Anthony, laborer, r. 713 Sierra
" Bernard, r. 63 Natoma
" Bridget, widow, r. 25 Hermann
" Bridget, widow,, r. 218 Ritch rear

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Murray Bridget, widow, r. 531, 39th
" Bridget, widow, r. 710y2 Tehama
" Brothers (Robert T. and Frank J.), plumb^
ers and gasfltters, 619 Sacramento

MURRAY BROTHERS

(William F. and Samuel), manufactur-
ers of improved lioisting, marine, sta-
tionary and portable engtaes, patent
friction engines, 252 Beale, telephone
Main 5226
Murray Catherine, widow, r. 10 Derby PI
" Catherine, widow, r. 837 Fell
" Catherine, widow, r. 3029 Mission
" Catherine Mrs., r. 1096 Post
" Catherine T., domestic, 1104, 17th
" Charles, r. 308 Filbert
" Charles, bookkeeper Hibernia Savings and

Loan Society, r. 2119 Hyde
" Charles, engineer Engine 8, r. 1616 Pacific

Av
" Charles, laborer, r. 134 Townsend
" Charles, laborer, r. 137 Langton
" Charles, painter, r. 613 Howard
" Charles, printer H. S. Crocker Co., r. 6

Minna
" Charles A., milkman, r. 30 Highland Av
" Charles H., engineer Engine 33, r. 130 Hayes
" Charles M., clerk, r. S s Tonquin bet Baker

and Broderick
" Daniel, painter Henry F. Wagner, r. 417%,

5th
" Daniel J., upholsterer, r. 36Vi Garden rear
•' Daniel P., teamster Yolo Mills, r. 38 Na-
toma
" David, laborer, r. 149/2 Dore
" David, salesman, r. 430 Minna
" David S., with William Uhlmann & Co., r.

33 Page
" Delia Mrs., r. 305 Minna
" Dennis, butcher, r. 418!^ Ringold
" Dennis, laborer, r. 330, 15th
" Dennis, laborer, r. 11341/2 Florida
" Dennis, traveling agent Bella Union The-
atre
" Dennis J., butcher, r. 26 Dore
" Donald, car driver, r. 431, 6th
" Duncans., clerk freight auditor's dept. S.

P. Co., r. 13331/2 Treat Av
« Edward, r. 739 Pine
" Edward, hostler St. George Stables
" Edward, teamster, r. 1339 Howard
" Edward F., truckman Truck 4, r. 1306 Val-

lejo
" Edward T., carpenter, r. 10 Bowie Av
" Edwin J., mining, r. 3013 California
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 1233 Bush
" Ellen, widow, r. 1 Eureka PI
" Elmer, student, r. cor 16th and Utah
" Emily Miss, fringe maker A. Colombat
" Eugene, r. 1139 Jessie
" Eugene, switchman, r. 17 South Park
" Eugene F., clerk, r. 11 Folsom Av
" Felix, teamster Central Coal Co., r. 6
Minna . ,

Francis J., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light

Co., r. 11 Folsom Av
Frank, pressman George H. Tay Co., r.

31914 Lombard
Frank J. (Murray Bros.), r. San Rafael
Frank J., butcher, r. 140 Shipley
George, piledriver, r. 507 Mission
George H., painter Harbor Commissioners
George T., rubber worker, r. 3607/2 Polk
George W. (Callinan & Murray), r. 62 Na-
toma

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The age and genuineness of this whisky
■ are guaranteed by the Excise Department of
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over the capsule of every bottle.

WILLIAM WOLFF & CO., 329 Market St.

Murray Hannah Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home
" Henry, r. 1126 Folsom
" Henry (Murray & Curnow), r. 132, 4th
" Henry, undertaker J. C. O'Connor & Co., r.

767 Mission
" Henry B., mining, r. 722, 23d
" Henry V., elevatorman, r. 634 Vallejo
" Honora, widow, r. 427, 13th
" Hugh, cannery supt. Alaska Packer's

Assn., 308 Market, r. 536 McAllister
" Ida Miss, cashier Palace Baths, r. IIQV^

Lombard
" James, r. 279 Jessie
" James (Bennett & Murray), r. 47 Post
" James, cook, r. 8 Margaret Court
" James, laborer, r. 22 Georgia
" James, painter, r. 2627 Folsom
" James, teamster Cal. Iron and Wrecking

Co., r. 172 Clementina
" James, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 623

Howard
" James C, painter, r. 140 Shipley
" James D., compositor, r. 31^4 Pleasant
" James L., painter, r. 30 Highland Av
" James P., carpenter, r. 5 Laussat
" James S., gripman Market St. Ry.. r. 1308

Mason
" J. D.Mrs., r. 30, 9th
" John, r. 120 Hayes
" John, r. 137 Langton
" John, r. 207 Minna
" John, bottler John Wieland Brewery, r. 81

Natoma
" John, foreman machinist Union Iron Wks,

r. 24, 21st
" John, longshoreman, r. 220 Pacific
'• John, painter, r. 612 Howard
" John, paper hanger, r. 17 Louisa
" John, real estate, r. 164 Jessie
" John, salesman D. M. Moran &Co.,r. 1096

Post
" John, seaman, r. 105 Clark
" John, wood and coal, hay and grain, NW

cor 26th and Church, r. 622 San Jose Av
" John F., carrier postoffice, r. 318 Austin Av
" John F., tailor, 35, 3d, r. 963 Howard
" JohnH., clerk B. P. Oliver, r. 2119 Hyde
" John H., horseshoer E. M. Graney, r. 1063

Broadway
■' John J., fireman str Oakland, r. Oakland
" John J., hoseman Engine 33
" John J., teamster, r. 4 Vallejo Terrace
" John M., salesman Dunham, Carrigan &

Hayden Co.. r. 1627 Devisadero
" John T., clerk Holbrook. Merrill & Stetson,

r. 651 Vallejo
" John T., plumber, r. 6 Elizabeth
" Joseph, r. 705 Natoma
" Joseph, boiler maker McMurphy

Evoy, r. 4171/2, 5th
" Joseph, brassfinisher. r. 419 Hayes
" Joseph, brassmolder Frank Baud, r.

Jessie
" Joseph, laborer, r. 29 Minna rear
" Joseph, laborer U. S. Engineer's dept

Presidio
" Joseph, metal roofer, r. 20 Dale PI
" Joseph, teamster John Middleton, r.

Minna

" Joseph F., r. 1.502 Leavenworth
" Joseph H., upholsterer, r. 1126 Folsom
" Joseph I., plumber, r. 327 California Av
" Joseph M.. bookbinder Frank Malloye, r. 6

Elizabeth
" Kate Mrs., r. 1502 Leavenworth
" Katie, domestic. 612 Oak

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Murray Lizzie, widow, r. 1232 Bush
" Louis R. L., machinist, r. 28 Perry
" Margaret, widow, r. 15% Rausch
" Margaret, widow, r. 705 Natoma
" Margaret A., widow, r. 11 Auburn
" Marshall, teamster, r. 710i4 Tehama
" Martin, clerk, r. 435a Clementina
" Martin, expressman, 226 Market, r. 218, 9th
" Mary, widow, r. 127, 13th
" Mary, widow, r. 1035 Post
" Mary, widow, r. 1802 Howard
" Mary Miss, r. 1063 Broadway
" Mary Miss, stenographer Bancroft-Whit-
ney Co., r. 427, 13th
" Mary Miss, stenographer Chemical Paint

Co.,r. 646 Folsom
" Mary, domestic, 403 Ellis
" Mary A. Miss, r. 521, 29th
" Mary C, widow, r. 34^4 Perry
" Mary T. Mrs., r. 205 Turk
" Maurice, laborer, r. 20 Dale PI
" Maurice, packer United Boot and Shoe Co.,

r. 289 Palmer
" Michael, baker, r. 1414 Dupont
" Michael, laborer, r. 4 Brady
" Michael, laborer, r. 6 Elizabeth
" Michael, teamster, r. 740 Tehama
" Milton, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co..

r. 523/2 Haight
" Nellie, waiter Dennett's, r. 537, 24th
" Oliver P., liquors, 312 Washington, r. 807

Harrison
" Patrick (Heagerty & Murray), r. NW cor

14th and Church
" Patrick, helper Risdon I. and L. Wks,r. 113

Langton
" Patrick, laborer, r. 509, 7th
" Patrick, laborer, r. 542 Howard
" Patrick, porter Washburn & Moen Mfg.

Co., r. 214 Chestnut
" Paxrick, seaman, r. 2443 Larkin
" Patrick J., groceries and liquors, 915, 18th
" Patrick J., teamster John Murray, r. 318,

28th
" Patrick M., hostler William E. Bridge, r.

330 Geary
" Pauline Mrs., r. 1424!^ Howard
" Peter, hostler, r. 631 Jackson
" Peter A., driver, r. 327 California Av
" Peter A., driver, r. cor Grant and Brazil Av
" Peter J., gardener, r. 327 California Av
" Philip, conductor S. F. & S. M. Ry, r.

116 Day
" Philip, fireman str Bay City, r. Oakland
" Randolph, spinner A. Colombat
" Reginald J., marine engineer, r. 1803 Fol-
som
" Rhody, asst. engineer str Bay City, r. Oak-
land
" Richard, r. 781 Mission
" Richard I., horseshoer John H. McCarty,

r. 20 Dale PI
" Richard J., engineer Truckee Lumber Co.,

r. 11 Shotwell
'• Robert, billiard marker Harry B. Adler, r.

6 Hyde
" Robert, carpenter, r. 312, 5th Av
" Robert, fireman str City of Everett
" Robert E., compositor Frank Eastman &

Co., r. 1232 Bush
'' Robert H.. r. 112 Mason
" Robert H., rancher, r. 632 Geary
" Robert M., contractor and builder, 40 New

Montgomery, r. Oakland
" Robert T. (Murray Bros.), r. Alameda
" Samuel (Murray Bros.), r. 1020 Filbert
" Sarah, widow, r. 4171/4, 5th
" Sumner C, carpenter and builder, 632 How-
ard
" Theresa D., widow, r. II4V2 Collingwood
" Thomas, boarding, 510 Davis
" Thomas, carpenter, r. 716 Buchanan
" Thomas, clerk freight auditor's dept. S. P.

Co., r. East Oakland
" Thomas, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1518

Eddy
" Thomas, gardener, r. 419 Hayes
" Thomas, gardener Cypress Lawn Cemetery,
r. 629 Jessie

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Murray Thomas, liquors, 2101 Mission, r. Grand
Southern Hotel
Thomas, marine engineer, r. 834 Folsom
Thomas; seaman, r. 212 Broadway
Thomas, seaman, r. 1227 Lombard
Thomas, shoemaker, r. 289 Palmer
Thomas F., r. 827 Fell
Thomas J., solicitor Thomas Murray, r. 510

Davis
Thomas L,., r. 65 South Park
Timothy, laborer, r. 6 Sumner
MurrayT. J., attorney at law, 24, 6th. room 14,
r. 555 Stevenson
Walter, salesman, r.. 2433a Howard
Walter T., grainer, r. 11 Folsom Av
Warren E., draughtsman Edward S. Cobb,

r. 807 Castro
W. Carl, clerk U. S. Pension Agency, r. 30,

9 th
William, r. 310 Montgomery Av
William, bookkeeper Dickson, DeWolf &

Co.,r. 1306 Pine
William, fish, 72-73 Centre Market, r. 297

Stevenson
William, hostler R. E. Cole, r. 246, 3d
William, painter, r. 4^4 Auburn
William, painter, r. 827 Fell
William, salesman Raphael Weill & Co.

r. 2433a Howard
William, ship carpenter, r. 1136 Florida
William C, machine hand William Bate

man, r. 275 Minna
William C. R., salesman James Brown, r.

531 Post
William D., horseshoer E. M. Graney,

1063 Broadway
William F. (Murray Bros.), r. 1215 Guer-
rero
William F., iron worker, r. 140 Shipley
William F., stableman M. Michelsen &

Son, r. 4581^ Minna
William F., stockyard, cor Capp and 16th
William H., journalist, r. 807 Castro
William H., painter, r. 1709 Mason
William J., r. 1502 Leavenworth
William J. (Muriay & Steinhagen), r.

17141/4 Leavenworth
William J., clerk, r. 34!^ Clara
William J., clerk local freight office S. P.

Co., r. Menlo Park
William J., cutter Buckingham & Hecht,

r. Ill Ridley
William J., laborer, r. 727 Montgomery Av
William M., hoseman Engine 33
William R., liquors, S s Tonquin bet Baker

and Broderick
W. M., salesman A. L. Bryan Shoe Co., r.

Oakland
& Curnow (Henry Murray and Mrs. Annie

Curnow), lodgings, 132, 4th
& Steinhagen (William J. Murray and
Paul Steinhagen), produce commission
merchants, 404-406 Davis
4®="Murray. See Murry
Murrier A., glasspolisher, r. 319 Tehama
Murrin Ann. widow, r. 218 Fair Oaks
" John, laborer, r. 87 Albion Av
" Thomas F., policeman, r. 309 Day
4®"Murrin. See Moran
Murry Anna, widow, r. 1138 Howard
" Annie, cook, 454 Bryant
" James, laborer William A. Schrock
" James J., searcher records, r. 3237, 16th
" John, clerk Acme House, r. 957 Market
" John, porter Newell & Bro., r. 417 Sanchez
" John, tailor, r. 963 Howard
" John P., carpenter, r. 3209 Fillmore
" Lizzie, domestic, 222 Fair Oaks
" William, cook G. Hink & Co., r. 239 South
Mursch G., waiter Page & Falch, r. 2 Cohen PI
" J., toolmaker Washburn & Moen Mfg Co.
Murschel Albert, printer Post, r. 113 Guerrero
Murta John, seaman, r. 119 Silver
Murtaugh A., bartender B. Conway
Murtha James, liquors, 1726 Market, r. 1567i/i
Market
" John, r. 723 Ashbury

" John J., plumber W. Cline, r. 1301 Stockton
" Patrick, laborer, r. 17 Madison Av

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

Complete Lines, Choicest Productions of '

Most Famous factories.

GA-l-G^T TVlarket St.

Murtha Peter, clerk J. A. Folger & Co., r. 1412
Mason
" Peter, cook str Apache
" Thomas F., clerk Brown Bros. & Co., r. 1412
Mason
Murthin Peter W. W., jeweler and confection-
ery, 420 Hayes, r. iV^ Dearborn
Murti John, waiter str Columbia
Musante Charles, grocer, r. 305 Linden Av
" Giovanni, liquors, r. 513 Filbert
" John, oandymaker Louis Saroni &Co.,r.

511% Greenwich
" Louis G., operator Buckingham & Hecht,

r. 317 San Jose Av
" M. Mrs., widow, groceries, 1425 Dupont
" Peter, scavenger, r. 1518 Stockton
" Rolando, fruits and vegetables, 2601 Fol-
som
" William, packer, r. 1425 Dupont
Musaus Charles de V., attorney at law, 42-43
Mills Bldg, 5th floor, r. 724 Geary
" William P., accountant, r. 1124 McAllister
Muse Edward P., boatman Paul Boyton Chute
Co., r. 1807 Haight

MUSER BROTHERS

(New York), importers laces and em-
broideries, 12 Plielan Bldg

Muser Otto (Muser Bros.), r. 2718 California
4®°"Muser. See Meuser and Musser
Musfeld Christian, seaman, r. 625 East
Musgrave Anna E. Miss, r. 825 Folsom

George, jeweler Albert P. Rothkopf, r. 1014

24th
Harry J., watchmaker T. Musgrave & Co.,

r. 1014, 24th
Howard W., r. 825 Folsom
Joseph, clerk general manager's office

S. P. Co., 4 Montgomery, r. 1423 Golden v#
Gate Av
Mary, widow, r. 825 Folsom
T. & Co. (Timothy Musgrave and Pius
Gfell), watchmakers and jewelers, 2947
16th
" Timothy (T. Musgrave & Co.), r. 1014, 24th
Musgriff Louis, carpenter Wheeler & Burdick,

r. Frultvale
Mush Franz, confectioner Franz Siebrecht, r.

734 Montgomery
Mushett William E., assistant storekeeper
Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 725 Polk

MUSIC AND DRAMA

(weekly), J. F. Thrum editor and 'pro-
prietor, 636 Clay

Music and Drama Amusement Agency, Harry
Gates manager, 636 Clay

Musical Fund Society, Charles Heinsen secre-
tary, 114 O'Farrell

Musicians' Mutual Protective Union (Local
No. 10. National League Musicians of
U. S.), CsBsar Brand president, Sam
Davis secretary, 39, 4th

Muskat Henry, carpenter, r. 27 Rausoh rear

Musladin Louis (Kusich & Musladin), r. 511
Castro

Mussawir Abdul G., physician and surgeon, SE
cor Devisadero and O'Farrell

Mussen J. G., quartermaster str Alameda

Musser Charles, plumber Walsh & McCusker,
r. 2328 Fillmore
" Jesse, cutter G. Rosenberg & Son, r. 612

Buchanan
" John E., vice-president and manager Witt-
land Produce Co., 324-326 Davis, r. 1237
Pine

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Musser Ormsby C, salesman O. S. Potter & Co..
r. Oakland
" Wilse, teamster, r. TOOCapp
4®"Musser. See Meuser and Muser
Mussiggang Jacob, tailor, 254 Jessie
Mussio Francis L.. stock driver, r. 4 Midway

" Micheli, r. 2 Midway rear
Musso John, salesman, r. 509 Greenwich
Mustard James E., varnisher Sanborn, Vail &
Co., r. 649 Jessie
" Joseph D., carpenter, r. 649 Jessie
MustO C. E. & Co. (C. E. Musto, L. Daneri and
F. Garibaldi), proprietors Napolitan
Paste Co., 705-707 Battery
" Clarence E. (Joseph Musto & Son and C. E.

Musto & Co.), r. 1236 Hyde
" Guido J., student, r. 1236 Hyde
" Joseph (Joseph Musto & Son), r. 1236 Hyde
Musto Joseph & Son (Joseph and Clarence E.),
proprietors San Francisco Steam Marble
Saw Mills, 707-715 Battery
Mutch Ernest A., r. 609 Sutter
" Percy R., vice-president Standard Soda
Water Co., r. 1150 Guerrero
Muth Andreas, bartender Hermann F. Sahlen-
der. r. 83 Everett
" Henry, agent, r. 640 Golden Gate Av
" Jacob, liquors, 403 Pine, r. 2508 Bush
Muther Frank, dairy, Wyoming Av nr Sickles A v
" John C, auctioneer. 521 Kearny, r. Alameda
Mutin John, cellarman Em Meyer & Co., r. 1518

Powell
Mutsch Anton, baker, r. 763 Howard
Mutschall Adolph, machinist American Type

Founders Co., r. 2027 Mission
Mutter August, machinist, r. 417, 30th
Mutti Charles, cook, r. 529 Geary

Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co.

The (Newark, N. J.), James Munsell Jr.,
manag-er, 415 Montg-omery

Mutual Electric Light Co., P. B. Cornwall presi-
dent, William R. Summerhayes vice-
president and general manager, James
Fisher secretary. Bank of California
treasurer, ofQce 617 Howard, telephone
Main 5942
" Fire Alarm Co,, 3 Hardie PI, room 6

Mutual Indemnity Co., L, M. McKennev presi-
dent, 318 Pine, room 16-17

Mutual Investment Union of San

FRANCISCO, F. C. Havens manager, 14

Mutual Life Building, SE cor California and
Sansome

MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE

CO. OF NEW YORK, Richard A. Mc-
Curdy president, largest and best life
insurance company, A. B. Forbes & Son
general agents. Mutual Life Bldg, 222
sansome

Mutual Manufacturing Co., Limited, offices and
laboratory 36-.3"8 Jessie

Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association (of New
York), C. M. Oakley manager, 315-318
Safe Deposit Bldg

MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK

OF SAN FRANCISCO, James D. Phelan
president, George A. Story cashier, 33
Post

Mutual Savings Fund, Loan and Building Asso-
ciation, John W. Butler secretary, 326
Montgomery

Mutzenberg John, milker, r. 431 Pine
Muurmann Peter, master schr Catherine Miller,

office 32 Steuart, r. Oakland
Muus H. & Co. (Henry Muus and Ernst Jung-
haenel), groceries and liquors, SW cor
Clay and Powell
" Henry (H. Muus & Co.), r. 1001 Clay
Muzio Louis, iceman, r. 113 Fair Oaks
" Louis, peddler, r. 14 Alvarado
" Paulo, scavenger, r. 14 Alvarado
" Vittorio, boot and shoemaker, 835i/4, 23d
Muzzy Hanah R., widow, r. 2122 Pacific Av
Myall Charles C, asst. weigher U. S. Customs,
r. Alameda
" Edward E., merchant, r. 43, 6th
Mycroft William, traveling salesman The Ed-
win W. Joy Co., r. 454 Minna
Myer Adolph, r. 8 Gough

MYER A. W.,

agent Hamburg-American Company's
Steamship Line, 401 California, r. 517
Baker

Myer Catherine, widow, r. 1216 Alabama
" Frank D., Pacific Coast passenger agent
Chicago Great Western Ry., 9 Mills
Bldg, 2d floor, r. 304 Baker
" Henry C. E., wood and coal, 37 Valley
" James W., hypnotic institute, 124 Mont-
gomery Block
" John, clerk Rolla V. Watt, r. 4371^, 4th
Myer N. & Co. (Nathan Meyer), general railroad
and steamship passenger agents, 401
California
" Nathan (N. Meyer & Co.), r. 266 Golden

Q-Q + g Av

" N. L. Mrs., widow, r. 728Vi, 22d

" William, r. 213 Stevenson
4^" Myer. See Maier, Mayer, Meier, Meyer and

Myhre
Myers A. J., consulting electrician Cal. Elect-
rical Wks, r. 203 Taylor

" Albert, laborer, r. 1147 Harrison

" Alonzo, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 127c
15th

" Benjamin, porter Lievre, Fricke & Co., r.
Oakland

" B. R., r. 314BO'Farrell
Myers, Carrick & WiUiams (Henry B. Myers,
James R. Carrick and Hannibal Wil-
liams), proprietors Pacific and San
Francisco Box Factories, 4th and Ken-
tucky

" unanes, r. 1602 Polk

" Charles A., bookkeeper Pac. and S. F. Box
Factory, r. 1117 Filbert

" Charles E., carpenter Frank A. Geier, r.
434 Duncan

" Charles S., hostler, r. 756 Folsom

' ' Charles W. , shoemaker W. H. Nolan & Co. ,
r. Oakland

" Edris B., real estate agent, 9 Mills Bldg,
2d floor
Myers Edward, attorney at law, 130 Sansome,
rooms 11-12, r. East Oakland

" Edward, meterman S. F, Gas Light Co., r.
438 Van Ness Av

" Eliza, widow, r. 1616 Gearv

" Elizabeth A., widow, r. I8I8J4 Hyde

" Elmer E., manager Wood, Curtis & Co.,
112-116 Washington, r. 2032 Howard

" Emma, widow, r. 336 Shot well

" Frederick, bartender, r. 316 Minna

" Frederick, molder,r. 261, 1st

" George, seaman, r. 12 Clay

■' George, solicitor Bulletin

" George E., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 630
Elizabeth

" George E., painter, r. 2 Perry

" George H., asst. treasurer California The-
atre, r. 1911 Bush

" George H., gardener, r. 1911 Bush

" Harry (Myers & Brownell), r. 1118 Page

" Harry, carpenter, r. 1207 Market

" Henry, bartender, r. 1532 Howard

" Henry, salesman Samuel Shirek, r. 35914,
11th

" Henry, secretary S. F. Diamond House, 102
Kearny, r. 2420 Washington

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Myers Henry B. (Myers, Carrick & Williams),
r. 1117 Filbert

" Henry B., agent The International Secur-
ity Co., r. 505 Bush

" Henry W., engineer Union Foundry Block,
r. 536b, 19 th

" Hyman, salesman, Philadelphia Shoe Co.,
r. 515!^ Grove

" Isidor B., salesman Reiss Bros. & Co., r.
1911 Bush

" James, teamster, r. 1147 Harrison

" James F., carpenter, r. 319 Valley

" James G., driver Alex. Ayers & Co., r. 114
Clement

" James S., salesman Deere Implement Co.,
r. 117 Grove

" J. C, r. Hotel Pleasanton

" John, seaman, r. 334 Main

" John C. W., restaurant, 959 Market

" John F. (John F. Myers & Co.), r. 16 Alpine
Myers Jolin F. & Co. (John F. Myers), A. A.
Watkins assignee, stoves, ranges and
tinware, 947 Market

" John H. (Myers & Estabrook), r. 2020 Mis-
sion

" John L,., teamster W. A. Fleming & Co.. r.
777 Market

'• Joseph (M. J. Myers & Son), r. 1911 Bush

" Joseph C, proprietor Royal Pants Co., 223
Kearny

" Joseph K., foreman Austin & Co., r. 118a
Clara

" Josie Miss, proprietor Bella Union The-
atre, r. New Western Hotel

" Lewis E., clerk local freight ofQce S. P.
Co., r. 151 Tremont Av

" Lionel J., salesman Mau, Sadler & Co., r.
634 Eddy

" Lizzie, widow, r. 620 Sutter

" Louis, watchmaker and jeweler, 31 Mason,
r. 1911 Bush

" Mary, widow, r. 2341/2, 10th

" Mary, widow, lodgings, 12 Mason

" Mary A., widow, r. 802 McAllister

" Mitchel J. (M. J. Myers & Son), r. 1911 Bush

" M. J. & Son (Mitchel J. and Joseph), mer-
chant tailors, 146 Geary

" Murray, jeweler Louis Myers, r. 1911 Bush

" Oliver P., dentist, 803 McAllister

" Philip N., attorney at law, 14 Sansome,
room 43, r. Alameda

" Robert, salesman J. B. Jones, r. 1911 Bush

" Robert C, trimmer N. Gray & Co.

" Samuel, wool sorter F. S. Moody, r. Pioneer
House

" Sarah, widow, r. 515i/4 Grove

" Thomas J., machinist, r. 724 Army

" Tillie, widow, r. 1904 Market

" W. C, 2d assistant engineer revenue cutter
Rush

" William, barber, 537 Broadway, r. 1324
Montgomery

" William, tanner John Counihan & Son, r.
1320 Hampshire

" William H., machinist, r. 319 Valley

" William R., salesman W. W. Montague &
Co., r. 300414 Sacramento

" ZenoK., cashier North British and Mer-
cantile Ins. Co., r. 1714 Clay

" & Brownell (Harry Myers and Harry
Brownell), liquors, 210 Bush

" & Estabrook (John H. Myers and Charles
D. Estabrook), cigars, .5C6 Valencia
4®=" Myers. See Mayers and Meyers
MyhreHilmarM., clerk Henry Dalton & Sons

Co., r. Oakland
Mylan James P., policeman, r. 800 Kearny

" Robert L., bartender International Hotel
Myles Sarah, widow, r. 204 Francisco

" Thomas (Myles & Park), r. 312, 17th

" & Park (Thomas Myles and Chirles H.
Park), printers and bookbinders, 2241
Mission
Je®=-Myles. See Miles
Mylotte T. J., clerk, r. 1122 Larkin
Mylroie Alfred W., tinner, r. 18, 1st
Myrick C. Bradley, engineers' storekeeper str
Belgio, r. Oakland

" Charles M., mining, r. 2709 Pine

W. MONTAGUE &

MANUFACTURERS OF

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For Town Water Works, Hydraulic Mining
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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET ST. ^

Myrick Chester S., clerk The Liverpool and
London and Globe Ins. Co., r. Oakland
" Edward R., r. 2709 Pine
" Ellen, widow, r. 2709 Pine
" John E., master str Herald, r. Alameda
" Joseph F., dental student, r. 2709 Pine
" Merton, seaman, r. Contra Costa House
" Milton H. (Myrick & Deering), r. 2345
Broadway
Myrick & Deering (Milton H. Myrick and
Frank P. Deering), attorneys at law, 14
Sansome, rooms 53-54
Myrson Simon, traveling salesman Michal-

itschke Bros. & Co., r. 825 Eddy
Myrtle Fred S. , reporter The Bulletin, r. 418 Ellis
" Hall, Frederick Knobloch proprietor, 708
Railroad Av
Mysell Flora B. Miss, bookkeeper Mysell, Rol-
lins Co., r. 104 Park Hill Av
" Joseph G., paper cutter Mysell, Rollins
Co., r. 104 Park Hill Av

MYSELL, ROLLINS CO. THE,

Frank B. Eollins president, William
C. Mysell vice-president bookbinders,
printers and publishers, 22 Clay, tele-
phone Main 5051

Mysell William C, vice-president The Mysell.
Rollins Co., 22 Clay, r. 104 Park Hill Av

Myser Joseph W., liquors, 33 Eddy

Myshrall Andrew, engineer, r. 34 Lewis

Mystic Hall, 431 Post

Mystrom John, seaman str Columbia

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Nabb Henry P., clerk, r. 14 McAllister
Nabekra Nao, agent Yokohama Specie Bank
Limited, 515 Montgomery, ir. 2409 Jackson

NABER, ALFS & BRUNE

(William Alfs and Henry Brune), pro-
prietors Phoenix Bourbon Whiskey,
agents Damiana Bitters and dealers
native wines and brandies, 323-325
Market, telephone Main 307
Naber Annie, widow, r. 131714 Kearny
Naccarini Bertha, widow, laundry, 109 Hayes,
r. 1005 Clay
" Joseph, clerk Casini & Lazzarini, r. 834
Olive Av
Nace Flora M. Miss, cashier Mutual Invest-
ment Union, r. 830 Guerrero
" John A., job printer, 403 Montgomery,
rooms 33-34, r. 830 Guerrero
Nachman Adolph, bookkeeper Julius Sultan &

Co., r. 1304 Post
Nachtigall Frederick, groceries and liquors

NW cor Post and Broderick

Nachtrieb George H., salesman J. C. Rued &

Co., r. 2141 Mission

" John J. (J. C. Rued & Co.), r. 3819 Howard

" William E., tanner, r. 13 Glen Park Av

Nacke Herman, jeweler Shreve & Co. , r. 65 Minna

Nadeau House, Benoit Bascou proprietor, 435

Bush
Nadro Charles, shipping clerk Mendelson Bros.,
r. 1635 Geary
" Herman, salesman H. Lando
" Morris, commission merchant, r. 1635 Geary
Naf Jacob, painter, r. 930 Church
Naftaly Asher, vest maker, 239, 7th
Naftaly David, tailor Asher Naftaly, r. 339, 7th

" Morris, pressman, r. 34 Madison Av rear
4®="Naftaly. See Naphtaly and Napthaly

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Nagao K., clerk Yokohama Specie Bank, r. 1220
Buchanan

Nagel Albert G.. varieties, 4\VA Geary
" August, clerk Q. M. Dept. U. S. A., r. Pre-
sidio

" Charles, chandelier maker Cal. Gas Fixt-
ure Co., r. 636, 18th
" Charles A., carpenter Hobbs, Wall & Co.,

r. 95014 Harrison
" Charles W., foreman box maker John

Horstmann, r. 14 Rausch
" Edward, r. 636, 18th
" Eliza A., widow, r. 1130 Pine
" Elsie C. Miss, box maker John Horstmann

r. 14 Rausch
" Frida Miss, furnished rooms, 616 Geary
" Fritz, butcher, r. 435 Fair Oaks
" Gustave A., architect, r. 1322 Vallejo
" Hiram L., bicycles, cor Van Ness Av and

Bush, r. 1130 Pine
" Jacob, cellarman C. Schilling & Co., r. 113

Perry
" Jacob, shoemaker, 209 O'Farrell, r. 419

O'Farrell rear
" Joachim, painter, r. 1113% Bryant
" Louis, waiter, r. 423 Fell
" Max, Janitor, r. 636, 18th
" Otto, butcher, NW cor 17th and Douglass
Nagel PaulE. 0., teacher piano and zither, 418

Powell
" Simon (S. F. Cigar Mfg. Co.), r. 824 Green-
wich
" Theodore, brass finisher S. F. Novelty and

Plating Wks, r. 17 Rondel PI
4®="Nagel. See Naghel, Nagle and Neagle
Nagelmaker John (Smith & Nagelmaker) r 354

Clementina
Nagengast Jacob, clerk Redington & Co r 261

S.tevenson
Nager Anton (Nager Bros.), r. cor 28th Av South

and Potrero Av
" Brothers (Anton and John M.), dairymen,

cor 28th Av South and Potrero Av
•' Fntz (Nager & Baumann), r. 3600 Mission
" Herman I. (Cal. Desiccated Food Co.), r.

1023 Buchanan
" John M. (Nager Bros.), r. cor 28th Av South

and Potrero Av
" Louis, laborer, r. Bacon nr San Bruno Av
" Maria, widow, r. San Bruno Av nr Wav-

land
" & Baumann (Fritz Nager and Sebastian

Baumann), liquors, 3600 Mission
Naghel Louis H., salesman Raphael Weill &

Co., r. 3912 Clay
Nagle Alfred E., janitor New City Hall
" Alfred J., calker, r. 741 Harrison
" Arthur, groceries and liquors, NW cor

Dolores and 22d
»t" ,^^^J'^®^,' carpet layer, r. 724?^ Natoma
Nagle Cnarles G., attorney at law, 632 Market

telephone Main 1043, r. 34 Eureka
" Charles G., machine hand, r. 148a 15th
" Cornelius J. (Nagle & Donnelly), r. 11314

" David J., laborer, r. 1315 Broadway

" Garrett, laborer S. P. Co., r. 119 Clinton

" George, r. 1105 Hyde

" Harry M. (H. M. Nagle &Co.), r. 2031 Stei-

ner
" Henry H., marine insurance agent 512

California, r. 824 Powell
" H. M. & Co. (Harry M. Nagle), brooms and

brushes, 224 Clay

Nagle James, stevedore, r. 51 Stanford
" James A., salesman Eugene G. Davis, r. 2

Redwood Court
" James L. (Nagle & Nagle), r. 34 Eureka
" John fNagle & O'Brien), r. 515 Howard
" John, miner, r. 1126 Folsom
" John, plasterer, r. 502 Fell
" John D., lather, r. 502 Fell
" John J., hoseman Engine 17, r. 209a Wal-
ler
" Maggie J., bookbinder, r. 119 Clinton
" Margaret F. Miss, teacher St. Vincent's

School, r. 350 Grove
" Martin E., 3d asst. engineer str Mariposa
" Peter B. (Nagle & Nagle), r. 34 Eureka
" Peter B. Jr., attorney at law, 632 Market,

r. 512 Golden Gate Av
" Richard H.. contractor, r. 14 Gilbert
" Thomas J., marble cutter Lane Bros., r.

1612 Lexington Av
" W. A., laundryman Lick Laundry, r. 709

Howard
" Walter, foreman J. G. Levensaler & Co., r

13371/0 Natoma
" & Donnelly (Cornelius J. Nagle and Frank
Donnelly), liquors, 1425 Market
Nagle & Nagle (Peter B. and James C), attor-
neys at law, 632 Market, telephone Main
1043
" & O'Brien (John Nagle and Maurice O'
Brien), proprietors New Union Hotel,
515 Howard
■eer-Nagle. See Nagel, Naghel and Neagle
Nagler Robert, truss manufacturer, bV^ Nucleus

Bldg
Nagley John H., motorman Market St. Ry., r.
494 California Av
" Katherine, waiter Windsor Hotel
Nahl Paul, fireman John Wieland Brewery,

r. 124 Moulton Av
NaM PerJiam W., artist and illustrator, 510

Montgomery, r. Alameda
Nahor Alfred H., advertising solicitor The

Argonaut, r. 314b O'Farrell
Nairn John, water tender str Mexico, r. 24 Bros-

nan
Nairne Andrew R., stoves and tinware and

plumbing, 1703 Market
Naismith John, barber, 544 Clay, r. Oakland
4i3=Naismith. See Nasmyth and Nesmith
Naithardt Henry, liquors, 11 Jackson, r. 319^4

Drumm
Nakamura M., Japanese employment offlce,

314b Sutter, r. 1917 Broadway
Naker Henry, porter German Hotel, r. 560 How-
ard
Naknek Packing Co., L. A. Pedersen president,
Frank B. Peterson secretary, 30-32 Cali-
fornia, telephone Main 1055
Nail Kate Mrs., groceries and liquors, 446 Jes-
sie
" Samuel, carpenter, r. 446 Jessie
Nally Delia, domestic, 1724 Page
" Matthew (Nally & Rogers), r. 17 Minna
" & Rogers (Matthew Nally and John
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Nancett Henry, lodgings, 5 Jackson

" Peter, seaman, r. 5 Jackson
Nankirvess Mary J., widow, r. 19 South Park
" Thomas, laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 5 Welsh
Nankivell Frank A., artist, r. 106 Eddy
Nannary Edward F., actor, r. 433, 2d
" James, messenger, r. 433, 2d
" Raymond, clerk, r. 433, 2d
" William, theatrical manager, r. 433, 2d
Nannery John J., saddler J. O'Kane, r. 1106, 24th
" Joseph, blacksmith, r. 1106, 24th
" Thomas, r. 1106, 24th
" Thomas Jr., seaman, r. 1106, 24th
Nannirgs Richard, seaman, r. 6 Chattanooga
Nannlni Leopoldo, farmer, r. 416 Pacific
Nanor Harry, porter S. F. Art Assn.
Nansen John, waiter Jacob Petersen, r. 7 Mar-
ket
Napa Soda Mineral Water, G. H. T. Jackson

lessee, 619 Howard
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■' Gertrude Miss, r. 1364 Post
" Joseph (Naphtaly, Freidenrich & Acker-
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" Samuel L., student, r. 1364 Post
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r. 1218 Union
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r. 256. 8th
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etors, 705-707 Battery
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and Jones
" Carlo, shoemaker, r. 422 Broadway
" Charles, r. QM Houston
" Giovanni, bartender A. Nardini & Co., r.

cor Union and Jones
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Nardisco Frank, . harness maker, r. UlSYi
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NARJOT ERNEST,

manufacturer of sanitary rupture
trusses and silver Combination Elec-
tric belts, satisfaction guaranteed in
aU cases, 319 Kearny (upstairs), hours
10 a. m. to 5 p. m.
Narjot Ernest, portrait artist, r. 2735 Pine
Narvaez Favriciano, jockey, r. 431, 4th Av
Nash Abigail T., widow, r. 2109 Bush

" Ann, widow, r. 9 Boyce

" Burt D., clerk Shumate's Pharmacy, r. 1633
Devisadero

" Charles, sergeant police, r. 121 Montgomery
Block

" Frank, cook City and County Hospital

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Broadway

" George, porter, r. 417i/4, 3d

" Herbert C, secretary Mrs. Leland Stan-
ford, r. SW cor California and Powell

" James F., salesman Charles Colman, r.
1310, 17th

«' Jason W. (Nash & Boessenecker), r. 1223
Clay

" Jay T., bookkeeper Eveleth & Nash, r.
4121/2 Post

" J. Harry, compositor Hicks-Judd Co., r.
511 Eddy

" John, painter S. P. Co., r. 705 Valencia

" John, watchman, r. 333 Langton

" John E., stage manager, r. Hotel Langham

" John P. , bakery, 721 Brannan

" John W., salesman Nolan Bros. Shoe Co.,
r. 218 Stockton

" Jonathan M., collector Union St. Wharf, r.
Oakland

" Joseph (Nash & Martin), r. 3100 Pacific Av

" Nicholas, r. 531 Linden Av

" Patrick, laborer, r. 676 Clementina

" Samuel C, clerk general freight office S.
P. Co., r. 34 Ellis

" Walter, waiter, r. 217 Grant Av

" Willet E., clerk S. P. Co. (Santa Cruz Div-
ision), r. 230, 2d Av

" William, clerk, r. 2119 Webster

" William, liquors, 300 Folsom

" William H. (Eveleth & Nash), r. 4121/2 Post
Nash & Boessenecker (Jason W. Nash and
Robert C. Boessenecker), fruit and pro-
duce commission merchants, 311-313
Washington

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tin), real estate brokers, 4 New Mont-
gomery, telephone Main 558
Nasmyth Alexander, upholsterer Harrold, Bel-
cher & Allen, r. 77 Natoma
Nason Fred S., clerk R. N. Nason & Co., r. 912,
22d
" Herbert L., bartender Hilbert Bros., r. 326

O'Farrell
" Nahum, mining, r. 912, 22d
" Richard N. (R. N. Nason & Co.), r. 912, 22d

NASON R. N. & CO.,

importers, manufacturers and dealers
oUs, paints, varnishes, brushes, etc.,
119-121 Front, telephone Main 5575

" William H., bookkeeper R. N. Nason &
Co., r. 912, 22d
Nassano John, engineer Fredericksburg Bot-
tling Co., r. 24 Lapidge
Nasser B., peddler, r. 419 Vallejo

" Louis, engineer U. S. Brewery, r. 613b
Linden Av

" Shaker, r. 751 Castro

•• Sunke, r. 18, 1st
Nastro John, bootblack, r. 156 Tehama
Natale Frank, shoe laster Siebe, Glanville Co.,

r. 412 Broadway
Nate Benjamin, r. 824 Laguna
Nathan Aaron R., printer, r. 936 Howard

" Abraham, dry goods, 2004 Market

" Albert, clerk H. Huddleston & Co., r. 28,
7th

" Alfred C, dental student, r. 1170 Market

" Annie Mrs., r. 1000 Golden Gate Av

" , Bachman& Co. (Gerson Nathan), import-
ers and commission merchants, 20 San-
some

" Bernard, salesman Strauss & Strauss, r.
716 Filbert

" Bernhard (Nathan, Dohrmann & Co.), r.
Dresden, Germany

" Charles, r. 428% Tehama

" Charles, commission merchant, 547 Market,
r. 512 Devisadero

" Charles, merchant tailor, 37 Sutter, r. Ala-
meda

" Charles P. (C. P. Nathan & Co.), r. 1617
Van Ness Av

" C. P. & Co. (Sacramento), office 28 San-
some

■' D. Mrs., widow, r. 1010 Post
Nathan, Dohrmann & Co. (Bernhard Nathan
and Frederick W. Dohrmann), importers,
wholesale and retail dealers crockery,
glassware, chinaware, cutlery, plated
ware, lamps and art goods, 122-133
Sutter

" Elizabeth Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 1010
Post

" Frederick H., porter, r. 262 Jessie

" Gabriel, law clerk J. A. Devoto, r. 716 Fil-
bert

" Gerson (Nathan, Bachman & Co.), r. 1206
Ellis

" Henry, bookbinder, r. 716 Filbert

" Henry, clerk Mrs. N. J. Franklin, r. 1233
Eddy

" Henry S. (Holm & Nathan), r. 1232 O'Far-
rell

" Herman (L. Euphrate c& Co.), r. 2015 Broder-

" Herman, baker, 19, 30th, r. 2161/2, 30th
" Herman, horse dealer, r. 237 Shotwell
" Hermann (Nathan & Kingston), r. 1923
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" Jacob N., r. 936 Howard

" Julius, horse dealer, r. 716 Filbert

" Louis, peddler, r. 314 Langton

•' Manuel, dry and fancy goods,

Stockton, r. 611 Taylor

" Milton, clerk Otto Herman, r. 535 Octavia

" Melville C, r. 2015 Broderick

" Nathaniel, bookkeeper, r. 716 Filbert

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Filbert

NATHAN & KINGSTON

(Hermann Nathan and Paul F. Klng-s-
ton), city agents Royal Exchange As-
surance (Of London), 501 Montgomery,
telephone Main 698

Nathan & Schmidt, merchants (Susanville,

Cal.), office 125-127 Sansome
Nathaniel Gray Memorial Free Kindergarten,
Miss Mary S. Ames principal, 1230
Union
Nathanson Arthur E., collector Post Office, r.
811 Leavenworth
" DoraL., widow, r. 811 Leavenworth
" Gottfried, teacher music. 844 Valencia
" Julius D., traveling salesman, r. 15 Sum-
ner
Nation The (weekly), C. B. Flanagan publisher,
420 Montgomery, room 29
" John B., jobber bicycles, 705 Spreckels
Bldg, r. Hotel Baltimore
National Association Letter Carriers of
America, Golden Gate Branch 214,
Jerome J. Brown secretary, 1025i/i Na-
toma
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. K. Moulthrop local deputy national
president. 230 Fremont
National Association Post OfBce Clerks,
Branch 30, E. J. Barton secretary, 506
Battery
National Bank Examiner, 30 Mills Bldg, 9th

floor
National Bank of Australasia, Hellmann Bros.
& Co. agents, 525 Front
" Base Ore Reduction Co., J. H. Warren
president, 219 Crocker Bldg
National Bottling Co., Frederick G. Sachs
president and manager. 337-339 Waller,
telephone West 299

NATIONAL BREWING CO.,

Charles E. Hansen president, Armour

McLaughlin vice-president, George F.

Volz secretary and treasurer, SE cor

Fulton and Webster, office 720-722

Fulton, telephone West 33
National Carpet Beating and Renovating

Works, Hampton & Bailly proprietors,

313-315 Guerrero
National Cash Register Co., Pierce & Co.

agents, 11-16 Chronicle Bldg
National Cemetery U. S. A., Henry V. Richit

superintendent, Presidio
" Cigarette and Tobacco Co.. George S.
Hammond agent 314 California

National Distilling Co. (Cincinnati, O.), Meyer-
feld, Mitchell & Co. agents, 116 Front

NATIONAL FERTILIZER CO.,

for removing dead anldials, Charles
Alpers president, John H. Sayre secre-
tary, 405 Montgomery, room 5, stands
for drays S W cor Grove and Buchanan,
works 5th Av South nr N

NATIONAL FIRE INS. CO.,

(Hartford, Conn.), George D. Domin
manager, George W. Domin assistant
manager, 409 California

National Flour Mills, J. Martenstein & Co.,, pro-
prietors, SW cor Battery and Pacific
" Fruit Growing Co., 140 Phelan Bldg

National Guard, armories 35 Page and 815 Ellis
" Guard Bulletin (semi-monthly), T. H.
Rush editor and manager, 430 Montgom-
ery

National Hall, 815 Ellis
" Home and Loan Association, Nathan
Schlesinger secretary, 304 Montgomery

National Hotel, Mrs. Fredrika Rose proprietor,
512 Bush

NATIONAL ICE CO. THE,

N. Ohlandt president, John A. Buck
vice-president, J. T. Donahue secretary
and treasurer, Joseph Martin superin-
tendent, John Cashin superintendent
of agencies, 327 Market, depot SW cor
8th and Brannan

National India Rubber Co,,R.H. Pease manager,
577-579 Market
" Iron Works, Marshutz & Cantrell proprie-
tors, NW cor Main and Howard

National Laundry, Fairfield & Stoddard pro-
prietors, 411 Sanchez, office 213a Powell,
branch 105, 4th
" Life Association (of Hartford, Conn.), A. J.
Mills general agent, 19 Murphy Bldg

NATIONAL LIFE INS. CO.

(of Montpelier, Vt.), Gordon M. Stolp
general manager Pacific Coast Depart-
ment, 81-85 Crocker Bldg, telephone
Main 1739
National Marine Insurance Association Limi-
ted The, (of London) Gutte & Frank
managers Pacific Coast Department, 303
California

" Photo and Engraving Co., 606 Montgomery

" Reserve Association, R. H. Flagg manager,
120 O'Farrell
National Surety Co. (Kansas City, Mo.), James
H. Borland general agent, 216 Bush, room
13, telephone Main 329

" Surgical Institute (Western Division),
John M. Hinkle, M. D. surgeon in charge,
319 Bush

" Trotting Association, Dwight L. Hackett
secretary, 410 Montgomery

" Underwriter, Ambrose Harris editor, 15
Mills Bldg, 5th floor

" Vinegar Works, Colin L. Foster president,
Isaac Barker secretary, William Muehe
manager, 808-812, 4th

NATIONAL WINDOW AND

HOUSE CLEANING CO., cleaning show
cases, mirrors and paints, floors scruh-
hed, etc., Angelo Serventi manager,
507^4 Bush

Native Daughters of the Golden West, Mrs.
George C. Ryan grand secretary, 44 Mer-
chants' Exchange Bldg

Native Sons Han, 414 Mason

Native Sons of the Golden West (Grand Parlor)
Henry Lunstedt grand secretary, 414
Mason

Native Sons of the Golden West Hall Associa-
tion, James D. Phelan president, Adolph
Eberhart secretary, 414 Mason

Native Sons of the Golden West Library and
Reading Room Association, Louis P.
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Natland Frederick, laborer, r. 754 Harrison

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Natoma Vineyard Co., D. Henshaw Ward sec-
retary and manager, 508 California, room
31
" Water and Mining Co., D. Henshaw Ward
secretary, 508 California, room 31
Natork Bernard (Wilkens & Co.), r. 82 Murphy

Bldg
Natto Giuseppe, laborer, r. 19 Kissling
Natural Premium Board of Underwriters, D.
Gilbert Dexter president, F. F. Weed
secretary, 505 California
Nau John B., engineer, r. 1507 Montgomery
" P. H. F., stevedore, r. 1507 Montgomery
" Sidney, warehouseman, r. 1507 Montgomery
Naubman C, watchman str Pomona, r. Oak-
land
Naude Alfred, cook Bennett & Witmer, r. 619

Bush
Nauer John, eheesemaker, r. 631 Commercial
Naughton Charles, butcher S. Simon, r. 1231
Market
" Edward, laborer, r. 1017% Guerrero
" James E., foreman M. B. Moraghan
" Johanna Mrs., janitress Chinese Primary

School, r. 1231 Market
" John F., manager West Coast Auditing

Co.,3125 0'Farrell
" John H., laborer, r. 318 Sierra
" Patrick, painter, r. 933 Mission
" William W., sporting editor Examiner, r.
12231/2 Eddy
4®-Naulty. See Nulty

Nauman C. & Co. (Charles Nauman), fruit and
produce commission, 508-510 Sansome
" Charles (C. Nauman & Co.), r. 626 Shot-
well
" Clarence C, bookkeeper C. Nauman & Co.,

r. 626 Shotwell
" Howard A., clerk Mutual Life Ins. Co. of

New York, r. 626 Shotwell
" Paul D., barber Walters. Nauman, r. 402a

McAllister
" Paul Z. (P. Z. Nauman & Co.), r. Alameda
" P. Z. & Co. (Paul Z. Nauman), safes and

scales, 102 Clay
" Walter S., barber, 402a McAllister
Naumann Augusta, widow, r. Prospect Av nr
Eugenia Av
" Ernst, gardener, r. 409 Pacific
" Gustave, tanner, r. Prospect Av nr Eugenia

Av
" Kate, widow, liquors, 215, 3d, r. 168 Tehama
• ' William, r. 16 Bryant Av
" William, cellarman Milwaukee Brewery, r.
17 McLea Court
Naunton Richard H., clerk Geo. F. Grant, r.
409!/2 Post
" Robert H., insurance adjuster, 233 Safe
Deposit Bldg, r. Oakland
Nava Crispin, porter John Schmidt, r. 16 Scott
PI
" John, janitor, 330 Sutter, r. Berkeley
" Mace, laundryman La Grande Laundry
" Stephen, barber Charles Laubenheimer, r.
516 Pacific
Navach Giuseppe, shoemaker, 341 Union, r. 4

Filbert PI
Navajo Mining Co. (Nev.), John W. Pew secre-
tary, 310 Pine, rooms 15-17
Naval Battalion, N. G. C, Louis H. Turner
Lieutenant Commander, 38 California
" Battalion N. G. C. Boat House, Folsom St.
Wharf
Naval Board Inspection United States, U. S.

Appraisers' Bldg, room 87
Naval Officer United States (Port of San Fran-
cisco), John P. Irish, U. S. Custom
House, 3d floor
Navaro Esther Sanchez De Miss, r. 1416 Lar-

kin
Navarre The, Mrs. Henrietta Hyer proprietor,

405 and 4131/2 Geary
Navarrete Enrique M., reporter El Comercio
de San Francisco, r. 1515 Broadway
" Henry, compositor, r. 1515 Broadway rear
" John, florist A. Jacquemet & Co., r. 15 Tay-
lor rear
'< Peter, molder Golden State and Miners'
Iron Wks, r. cor 2d and Folsom

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

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Plain, Glazed and Decorated.

AMERICAN AND ENGLISH-

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Navarro Catalina Mrs., tailoress Charles Dros-
sel, r. 952 Mission
" Cesareo G., restaurant, 741 Broadway
" Florentina, cook, r. 739 Broadway
" Giaoomo, laborer, r. 222 Broadway
" Hilarius, tinsmith George H. Tay Co., r. 735

Vallejo
" Joseph, barber J. Broquet, r. 952 Mission
" Julius D., foreman George H. Tay Co., r.

725 Vallejo
" Mill Co., office 42 Market, room 2
Navarth Max, butcher, r. SE cor Kentucky

and Merrimac
Nave Claudius P., r. 8 Oregon
" Louis P., seaman, r. 8 Oregon
" William, barber Emanuel Kaeintz, r. 3
Cottage PI
Navlet Leon v., clerk Dallemand & Co., r. 2819

Golden Gate Av
Navy Pay Office United States, Edward Bel-
lows pay inspector in charge, 202 San-
some
Nay William, waiter Young & Wiseman, r. 445

O'Farrell
Nay Ion Henry currier, r. 537V4 Wolfe
Naylor diaries E., secretary Building and Loan
Associations, 8 Mills Bldg, 8th floor,
telephone Red 1951, r. 1439 Morton, Ala-
meda
" Charles H., clerk maintenance of way S.
P. C0.,r. 1714 0ctavia
Naylor Samuel G., secretary American Associa-
tion of Masters and Pilots of Steam
Vessels, 9 Mission, r. 940 Mission
" Thomas C, laborer U. S. Customs, r. 421

State
" W. W., pantryman, r. 523 Pine
Nea Gustave, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill., r. NE

cor Napa and Louisiana
Neagle Augustus T., porter Spruance, Stanley
&Co.,r. 7031/2 Davis
" David, clerk, r. 421 Ashbury
" John J., ironworker, r. 525 Connecticut
" Joseph T., porter Spruance, Stanley & Co.,
r. 70314 Davis
*®=-Neagle. See Nagel and Nagle
Neal Allen S/, president A. S. Neal Warehouse
Co., SE cor Sansome and Filbert, r. 1415
Union, Alameda
Neal A. S. Wareliouse Co. (incorporated) Allen
S. Neal president, J. Edwards Bigelow
secretary, proprietors Gibraltar and
Union Warehouses, Gibraltar cleaner
and separator, and Union fruit grader,
office SE cor Filbert and Sansome
Neal Charles S., office, 230 Montgomery, r. Ala-
meda
" Charles W., r. 239, 9th
" Charles W., clerk R. C. Meyers, r. 31914

Lombard
" Ethel Miss, compositor Myles & Park, r.
2730 Byrant
Neal George F., manager Commercial Publish-
lishing Co., 34 California, r. 416 Lott
" J. G. (Copeland, Neal & Winn), r. 916 Mar-
ket
" Joseph, carpenter, r. 1501 Church
" Marian Miss (Neal & Mehle), r 337 Hayes
Neal Robert W., manager Pacific Underwriter
and Pacific Coast Insurance Directory.
320 California, room 14, r. 332 Haight
" W. B., agent, r. 126 Ellis
" William, canvasser Neal & Mehle, r. 337

Hayes
" William, machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks, r.
3730 Bryant

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Neal William, instrument maker Joseph C. Sala,
r. 2720 Bryant
" William C, bridge builder, r. 560 Howard
" & Mehle (Marian Neal and Marie Mehle),
Catholic books, 227 Hayes
Jes-Neal. See Neale. Neall, Neil and Neill
Neale Clara Miss, spinner Tubbs Cordage Co.,
r. 1319 York
" Frederick, steward The Emlay Co., r. 525

Turk
" George, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 1319

York
" George W., canvasser, r. 1319 York
" Lottie Miss, clerk Scott & Gilbert, r. 1319
. York
Neale Vincent, attorney at law, 72-73 Chronicle

Bldg, r. San Rafael
-8®=- Neale. See Neal, Neall, Neil and Neill
Nealing John J., clerk John J. Coonev, r. 1913
Ellis
" Timothy, contractor, r. 1913 Ellis
Neall James F., bookkeeper Baker & Hamilton,
r. 2909 Bush
" James S., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 545

Elizabeth
" John M., 1st lieutenant Troop C, 4th Cav-
alry, U. S. A., r. Presidio
4®"Neall. See Neal, Neale, Neil and Neill
Nealon Eliza, widow, r. 712 Geary
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 11, 7th
" James, driver Patterson & Co., r. Berkeley
" James, laborer, r. 974 Folsom
" James, stone polisher, r. 1121 Mission
" James, surveyor, r. 454 Bartlett
" James C, superintendent and manager
San Jose Brick Co., 234 Montgomery,
rooms 1-2, r. 928 Haight
" James J., assistant weigher U. S. Cus-
toms, r. 644 Oak
" John, contractor, r. 130c Church
" John, fireman steamer Sausalito. r, Sausa-

lito
" Joseph, carpenter, r. 961 Mission
" Joseph T., litho printer Britton & Rey, r.

7171/2 Linden Av
" Michael, r. 12 Bryant Av
" Michael, peddler, r. N s 17th nr Bryant
" Thomas J., salesman, r. 355 Brannan
" William, teamster, r. 366 Natoma
4®-Nealon. See Neilan and Neylon
Neary Delia, domestic, 911 Sutter
" Ellen, widow, r. 2969 Harrison
" Emma, domestic, 136 Liberty
" Frank, driver H. C. Flageollet, r. 1713 San

Carlos Av
" Johanna, widow, r. 1712 San Carlos Av
" John, bricklayer, r. Sears nr Sherman Av
" JoHn J., printer Petermann & Frank, r. 2

Lawrence PI
" JohnT., teamster, r. 1914 San Carlos Av
" Nicholas, salesman Wichman, Lutgen &

Co., r. Oakland
" Patrick J., laborer, r. 120 Clara
" Thomas, r. 919 Capp
" Thomas, mill hand James Young, r. 59»/2

Jessie
" Thomas J., mill hand, r. 5W/z Howard

rear
" William, r. 729 Natoma
Neate Luftman, teamster, r. 17i^ Guy PI
Neate Thomas A. (King, Ward & Co.), r. 824

Kearny
Neave Charles A. (Bailey, Weller & Neave), r.

821 Bush
Nebel John J. F., clerk, r. 429 Turk
Neberman Rudolph, seaman, r. 14 Washington

Nebron Nathan M., butcher Moses A. Marko-

witz, r. 438V^, 6th
Necht William, r. 621 Pine

Neddersen Charles H., laborer, r. 222 Francisco
" Frederick H., cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 47
Louisa
Nee John, stevedore, r. 35 Clementina
Neeb Charles, presser L Botwin & Co., r. 443%
Natoma
" Henry, merchant tailor, 138, 7th
" Henry, tinner J. L. Bowen & Son. r. 911

Powell
" William, tailor, 138, 7th
Neece George T., operator Am. Dis. Tel., r. 2817
Pine
" George W., teamster Albert E. Buckman
r. 121, 16th
4®°" Neece. See Neese

Need John H., waiter John B. Shav, r. 312 Clem-
entina
Needham Ambrose, blacksmith Betts Spring
Co., r. 727, 23d
" Dwight W., r. 416 Geary
" James, laborer School Dept., r. 1008, 23d
" James B., steward, r. 810 Taylor
" John T., clerk W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 116,
6th '

" John v., druggist, r. 1008, 22d
" Joseph J., bookbinder Hicks- Judd Co., r
727, 23d
Neelsen John, shoemaker, 12 Howard
Neely Helen, widow, r. 7 Newell
" Hugh, refiner, r. 7 Newell
" Isaac, r. 1329 Vallejo
" James A., clerk B. Pasquale & Sons, r.

3204A 16th
" John J., printer Post, r. 54 South Park
" Mary, widow, r. 1329 Vallejo
Neenan Andrew T., metal roofer Ralston & Nel-
son, r. 3lB Boardman PI
Neergaard Frederick, conductor Geary St. RR
r. 15 Johnston Av
" William P., joiner, r. 115 Turk
Neermann James, teamster, r. 1902 Mission
Neese William, metal roofer Forderer Cornice

Wks, r. 1912/2 Powell
Neff John B., president Allison, Neff & Co.. 421-

423 Market, r. 1235 Hyde
Negroni Alberto, fisherman, r. 233 Broadway
Neiblas Regina, r. 729 Folsom
Neible Otis H., motorman Market St. Ry, r 494

California Av
Neidhardt Paul, jeweler Shreve & Co., r. 958

Harrison rear
Neil Ann, widow, r. 5 Crook
" Anna C. Miss, saleslady The Hamburger

Co., r. 439 Oak ^

" Belle Mrs., dressmaking, 1416 Powell
" Charles, fireman Engine 9
" Daniel, r. 439 Oak
" David G., bookbinder Bosqui Engraving

and Printing Co., r. 1103 Broadway
" James, hostler, r. 326 O'Farrell
" Joseph, laundryman, r. 34 Moss
" Margaret, widow, r. 1103 Broadway
" Michael, electrician, r. 407 Van Ness Av
•' N. C. Mrs., bakery and notions, 511 La-
guna
4®-Neil. See Neal, Neale, Neall and Neill
Neilan Martin, wagon washer, r. 633 Stevenson
" Thomas J., salesman, r. 355 Brannan
" Thomas M.. laborer, r. 355 Brannan
4®= Neilan. See Nealan, Nealon and Neylon
Neilander Gustave, painter Palace Hotel, r.*167

Moultrie
4®"Neilander. See Nelander
Neild Ralph, engineer, r. 421 Fell
4®=-Neild. See Nield
Neill Alexander, painter, r. 827 Folsom
" Alfred J., sign painter Brown & Johnson,

r. 812 Jessie
" Burton J., piano tuner Sherman, Clay &

Co.,r. 603 Bush
" Francis J., engineer Union I. Wks, r. 5

Oakwood
" Frank, oiler str City of Pekin
" Frank W., machinist, r. 1301 Howard
" George, machinist U. S. str Albatross
" John, fireman str Empire

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Neill John C. , machinist Union I. Wks , r. 5 Oak-
wood
" Robert H. , engineer Sterling Furniture Co. ,

r. 126, 13th
" Samuel, clerk, r. 639 Bush
" Sarah, widow, r. 629 Bush
Jg®=Neill. See Neal, Neale, Neall and Neil
Neilsen Andrew, seaman, r. 8 Clay
" Christian, driver J. W. Thorp & Co., r.

1216V2 Alabama
" Erasmus J., musician, r. 820 Ellis
" Emil A., machinist Ohmen Engine Wks, r.

28 Elsie
" James H., boarding and liquors, 66-68 Ore-
gon
" James H. Jr.. student, r. 66 Oregon
" John, r. 3^6, 4th
•' L. C. Mrs., r. 406 Oak

" Mons, cement worker, r. NW cor Penn-
sylvania Av and 23d
" Osmond G., milkman, r. 1123 York
" Peter, master mariner, r. 651 Willow Av
" Peter, oiler Western Sugar Refinery, r. SSV^

Chesley
" Rasmus M., motorman, r. NW cor Pennsyl-
vania Av and 23d
Neilson Adelaide, widow, r. 54, 1st
" Albert, student, r. 1120 Sacramento
" Alexander, appraiser, 106 Leidesdorff, r.

Sacramento, Cal
" Alexander, clerk Post Office, r. 1340 Valen-
cia
" Christian, cook Stark & Bro., r. 304, 3d
" Elizabeth A. Miss, nurse, r. 329, 18th
" Emily, domestic, 2009 Howard
" Henry, seaman, r. 340, 3d
" James, bridge builder, r. 2039 Howard
" James A., engineer S. P. Co., r. 329, 18th
" James A. Jr., machinist S. P. Co., r. 339,

18th
" John, carpenter, r. 22^4 Louisa
" John, fisherman, r. 523 Howard
" John, laborer, r. 238 Perry
" Louis, dairyman, r. 537 Sacramento
" Margaret Miss, artist, 230 Crocker Bldg, r.

The Colonial
" Marie Mrs., r. 920G Pine
" N. A., motorman Market St. Ry., r. 706a

Army
" Neil, plumber Henry Williamson
" Peter, carpenter, r. Banks nr Cortland Av
" Peter, concrete worker, r. 113, 4th
" Robert, teamster Morton Draying and

Warehouse Co., r. 516 Jessie
" Thomas, druggist, r. 1063 Mission
" William M., journalist S. P. News Letter,
r. 114 Collingwood
4®"Neilson. See Neelsen, Neilsen, Nelsen,

Nelson, Nielsen and Nielson
Neiman William H., chief engineer str Austra-
lia, r. Berkeley
Neimes John, billiardman Harry B. Adler, r.

3111/2 Hyde
Nelsh David C, stonecutter, r. 209 Victoria
" James G., stonecutter, r. 209 Victorna
" Jessie, widow, r. 209 Victoria
" Samuel, 2d officer str Belgic
Neisser Alice Miss, dressmaking, 1321 Fillmore
" August I., salesman, r. 1321 Fillmore
" Benjamin, plumber, r. 1321 Fillmore
" Blanche Miss, teacher music, r. 1331 Fill-
more
" Otto, salesman Seeligsohn & Philips, r.

1331 Fillmore
" Regina, widow, r. 1331 Fillmore
Neiswanger Lee K., compositor, r. 36% Kearny
Neitzel Frank E., machinist Union Iron Wks,

r. 312 Eddy
Nelander Edward Rev., pastor Swedish Evan-
gelical Lutheran Ebenezer Church, r.
1513M Mission
J8®" Nelander. See Neilander
Nell Annie, widow, r. 63 Tehama
Neller F., waiter str Alameda

" Leopold (Neller & Schirmer), r. 1020 Green
Neller & Schirmer (Leopold Neller and August
Schirmer), California wines and bran-
dies, 409 Sansome
Nellgren Gertrude, domestic. 8 Fair Oaks

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Nelligan William H., boots and shoes. 616, 24th
Nellis Charles S., physician, r. Russ House
Nellman Edward, gasfltter, r. 1613 Powell
" John, fruit peddler, r. 1613 Powell
" Peter, teamster John Guerin, r. 413 O'Far-
rell
Nelsen A., plumber Thomas Gainford, r. 823
Valencia
" Alette, widow, r. 2829 Folsom
" Andrew, laborer, r. 301 Sierra
" Anna, cook, 3400 Clay
" Carl, carpenter, r. cor Persia and Vienna
" E., quartermaster str Mariposa
" Elmer A., lieutenant Corps 3 Salvation

Army, r. 71 IV^ Mission
" Harry, carpenter, r. 4^5 Bryant
" Henry, laborer, r. 2936 Folsom
" James, waiter Kelly & Clark, r. 542 Na-

toma
" Joseph, laborer, r. 301 Sierra
" Lars, wheelwright, r. 2763, 16th
" Louis, steward Henry C. Olsen, r. 316, 3d
" Nels, laborer, r. 1337 Alabama
" Nels J., sorter Reichert & Co., r. 63 Te-
hama
" Olaf, fireman tug Sea Witch
" Olof, seaman, r. 722 Vallejo
" Peter, cook, r. 739, 4th

" Sadie Miss, milliner, 103, 6th, r. 985 Harri-
son
Nelson Adele, domestic, 2234 Pacific Av
" Adelia G. Miss, teacher Haight Primary

School, r. 1307 Guerrero
" Adolph, wood turner Frank A. Geier, r. 1804

Howard
" Adolph F., gripman, r. 128i/4 Cook
" Albert, carpenter, r. 10 Washington
" Albert, seaman, r. 98 Francisco
" Albert E., clerk Goldman & Son, r. 3021

Mission
" Albert N., carpenter, 28 Bernard
" Albin E., salesman, r. 2021 Mission
" Alexander, salesman Ross & Hewlett, r.

618 Jersey
" Alfred, liquors, 19 Steuart
" Alfred, porter, r. 28 Turk
" Alfred, seaman, r. 334 Main
" Alfred, seaman, r. 409 Drumm
" Alfred, silversmith Shreve & Co., r. 925V4,

14th
" Alfred, waiter, r. 967 Mission
" Alice, widow, r. Sadowa nr Orizaba Av
" Amanda, domestic, 710, 31st
" Andrew, tent maker Neville & Co., r. 413,

1st
" Andreas, deckhand str Newark, r. Oakland
" Andrew, gripman Sutter St. Ry., r. 910

Geary
" Andrew, longshoreman, r. 115 Gilbert
Nelson Andrew, president California Trans-
portation Co., office Jackson St. Wharf

Pier 5, r. 706 O'Farrell
" Andrew, pressman Sterett Printing Co., r.

317, 39th
" Andrew, seaman, r. 131 East
» Andrew, seaman, r. 3336 Pine
" Andrew, stone cutter O. E. Brady, r. 134

California Av
" Andrew, teamster Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.

719V^ Minna
" Andrew G., carpenter, r. 2814 Kissling
" Andrew W.,2d officer str China, r. 23 De

Boom
" Anna, domestic, 715, 33d
" Anna, domestic, 2010 Pacific Av
" Annie Miss, waitress, r. 28 Clara

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Nelson Annie M. Mrs., dressmaking and mil-
linery, 121 Phelan Bldg, r. 142 Castro
" Antone, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
" Antone, seaman, r. 2601-2 Brannan
" Arthur S., olerk Moore, Ferguson & Co., r.

106 Eddy
" Arvid, helper Carl Tonberg, r. 27 Bank
" August, cooper Pac. Woodenware and

Cooperage Co., r. 919^4 Sutter rear
" August, liquors, 4 Washington, r. 2 Wash-
ington
" August, master mariner, r. 1815 Greenwich
" August, str South Coast, r. 6 Howard
" Benjamin, laborer, r. 1316 Rhode Island
" Benjamin H., bookkeeper Easton, Eldridge

& C )., r. 2525 California
" Bernard, motorman, r. 509 Broderick rear
" B. G., cabinet maker, r. 1008V^ Bryant
" B.C., master bkt W. H. Dimond, office 327

Market
" C. 2d asst engineer str City of Puebla
" Carl, tailor, r. 9 Dikeman PI
" Carl A., conductor Presidio and Ferries

RR..r. 2303 Polk
" Carl M. Rev., pastor Swedish Baptist

Church, r. 130, 14th
" Carl v., insurance agent Boyd & Dickson,

r. 1010 Minna
" Catherine, widow, r. 218, 11th
" Charles, aspbaltum worker, r. 219 Mason
" Charles, bartender, r. 34 Golden Gate Av
" Charles, butcher G. Hink & Co., r. 967 Mis-
sion
" Charles, fireman str Protection, r. 421 East
" Charles, laborer, r. 26 Hunt
" Charles, laborer, r. 301 Sierra
" Charles, laborer, r. Ocean House Av nr

Howth
" Charles, machinist, r. 5 Hunt
" Charles, mate bkt Mercury, r. 420a, 7th
" Charles, porter Dalziel & MoUer, r. 155 Na-

toma
" Charles, rigger, r. 602 Mariposa
" Charles, seaman, r. 13 Washington
" Charles, seaman, r. 12 Selina PI
" Charles, seaman, r. 28 Sacramento
" Charles, seaman, r. 229 Perry
" Charles, seaman, r. 409 Drumm
" Charles, seaman, r. 420a 7th
" Charles, tailor, r. 226 Minna
" Charles, tailor, r. 861 Market

NELSON CHARLES,

wholesale dealer in redwood lumber,
shingles, shakes, posts, etc., 6 Califor-
nia, telephone Drumm 22, r. Seminary-
Park

Nelson Charles A., carpenter, r. 28 Clara
" Charles A., molder, r. 606 Mariposa
" Charles B., gripman Market St. Ry., r.

1623c Eddy
" Charles H., mail clerk Chronicle, r. 144

Chestnut
" Charles J., liquors, 2002 Union, r. 2931

Union rear
" Charles V., bottler, r. 1334 Bush
" Charles W., clerk general freight office S.

P. Co., r. Oakland
" Charles W., deckhand str Piedmont, r. 203

East
" Christian, carwasher S. P. Co., r. 24i/i

Perry
" Christian, laborer, r. 144 Shipley
" Christian, painter, r. SlU^, 10th
" Christian, seaman, r. 3 East
" Christian, seaman, r. 553 Howard

Nelson Christian O., restaurant, 27, 9th, r. 835
Jessie
" Christina, widow, r. 208% Central Av
" Christina, domestic, 130 Ellis
" Christine, domestic, 1413 Hyde
" Christine, domestic, 2331 Fillmore
" Christopher, master mariner, r. 626 Harri-
son
" Christopher, mate sch Rattler, r. 330

Drumm
" C. L. Mrs., r. Grand Hotel
" Dennis, distributor S. F. Laundry, r. 1519

Eddy
" Edith Miss, nurse, SW cor Union and Fill-
more
" Edward, clerk Neils Nelson, r. 126 Oregon
" Edward, cook, r. 226, 38th
" Edward, cooper Pac. Wooden Ware and

Cooperage Co., r. 414, 10th
" Edward, harness cleaner George H. Titel,

r. 5a Dodge
" Edward, janitor, r. 1027 Filbert rear
" Edward, master mariner, r. 107 Cumber-
land
" Edward, tanner Poetsch & Peterson, r. 226,

25th
" Edward M., plumber, r. 144 Chestnut
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 1422, 24th
" Ellen C, widow, r. 343 Fremont
" Elsie, widow, r. 166 Clara
" Emanuel J., soap dealer, r. 847 Florida
" Emil, tanner Poetsch & Peterson, r. 40

Plymouth Av
" Emily, domestic, r. 115 DeLong Av
" Ernest, seaman, r. 334 Main
" Ernest G., engineer Cahill & Hall Elevator

Co., r. 351 Alvarado
" Esther Miss, r. SOShi Treat Av
" Eugene B., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 209,

24th
" F., millhandTruckee Lumber Co.
" F., seaman str Progreso
" Fernando, carpenter and builder, 1522, 25th

r. 1520, 25th
" Francis, master mariner, r. 11, 13th
" Frank, cook schr Monterey
" Frank B., r. 1630 Fulton
" Frank J., gripman, r. 209, 24th
" Frank O., tailor, r. 4 Geary PI
" Frederick, laborer, r. 6.57 Folsom
" Frederick, master schr Jennie Stella, r.

613, 2d
" Frederick, master schr Rattler, r. 320

Drumm
" Frederick, packer W. P. Fuller & Co., r.

llVs South Park
" Frederick, seaman str Del Norte
" Frederick, tanner Poetsch & Peterson, r.

40 Plymouth Av
" Frederick E., contractor, r. 1819 Green
" G., teamster Western Transfer Co.
" George, concrete worker, r. 1 Louisa
" George, cook, r. 109 Harriet
" George, driver, r. 710 Turk
" George, fireman Market St. Ry, r. 933, 12th

Av South
" George, fisherman, r. Ss Tonquin bet Baker

and Broderick
" George, helper Risdon I. and L. Wks, r.

144 Shipley
" George F., shoemaker, 2733 Greenwich
" George H. (Ralston & Nelson), r. Oakland
" George H., salesman Davis Bros., r. 2555

Greenwich
" Gilbert A., freight agent N. P. C. Ry, Sau-

salito Ferry
" Gustaf A., silversmith, r. 935i/4, 14th
" Gustaf O., r. 935i4 14th
" Gustav, carpenter William Bateman, r.

Gustav, seaman, r. 437, 1st

Gustave, hide curer James Beatty, r. San

Bruno Av nr 15th Av South
Gustave, laborer, r. 319 Folsom
Gustave O., salesman Jersey Farm Co., r.

837 Howard
Hannah E., widow, r. 213 Octavia
Hans, laborer, r. 1033 York
Hans, longshoreman, r. 30 Harlan PI

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Nelson Harriet, dressmaker, r. 12 Camp

" Harriet E., widow, r. 935 Clay

" Harry, seaman, r. 160 Steuart

" Harry, seaman, r. 301 Steuart-

" Harry, seaman, r. 328 Drumm

" Henry, helper Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 145
Tehama

" Henry, master mariner, r. 107 Cumberland

" Henry, seaman revenue cutter Com. Perry

" Henry, ship carpenter, r. Sagamore nr Cap-
itol

" Henry C, clerk, r. 2009 Taylor

" Henry C, engineer, r. 1329 Sanchez

" Herman, laborer New England Soap Co.,
r. 710 Folsom

" H. William, storekeeper Morton's North
End Warehouse, r. Berkeley

" I., quartermaster str Peru

" Iver, tailor Martin Baumann, r, 861 Mar-
ket

" J., driver Presidio and Ferries RR, r. 717
Union

" J., longshoreman O. R. and N. Co.

'« J., wood turner John McKee

" J. A., cook R. J. Techau& Co., r. 1514 Mis-
sion

" Jacob, seaman, r. 427, 2d

" Jacob L., policeman, r. 532 Polk

" James, butcher, r. 149 Shipley

" James, butcher Michael Farrell, r. 915 Val-
lejo

" James, carpenter, r. 37y2 Hill

" James, hostler L. H. Swain, r. 417 Folsom

" James, laborer, r. 148 Perry

" James, longshoreman, r. 6b Valparaiso

" James, salesman T. D. McCarthy, r. 310
Turk

" James B., seaman, r. 527 Vallejo

'' James D., laster United Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 229 Bartlett

*' James J., cutter I. Magnin & Co., r. 31
Louisa

" Jennie Miss, r. 1205 Point Lobos Av

" Jennie Miss, laundress Modern Laundry,
r. 149 Shipley

" J. G., laborer, r. 63 Tehama

<< Johanna, widow, r. SE cor Castro and
Elizabeth

" John, blacksmith, r. 2303 Polk

" John, boarding and liquors, 315 Folsom

" John, cabinet maker, r. Ill Scott

" John, carpenter, r. 31 Louisa

" John, carpenter, r. 733^4 Stevenson

" John, cook Osborn & Co., r. 354^/^ Clemen-
tina

" John, cooper Pac. Wooden Ware and Coop-
erage Co.. r. 414, 10th

" John, fisherman, r. 225 Drumm

" John, hostler Christopher A. Mitchell

" John, marine fireman, r. 126ac Silver

" John, plasterer, r. 1010 Wisconsin

" John, seaman, r. 409 Drumm

" John, seaman, r. 541. 1st

" John, stevedore, r. 12a Bluxome

" John, surveyor, r. 245 Perry

" John, tailor, r. 606 Powell

" John, tanner, r. 318, 25th

" John, waiter, r. 504 Powell

" John, waiter Bennett & Witmer, r. 119, 3d

" John A., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 3029
Geary

" John A., pressman, r. 31 Louisa

" John B., designer Edwin S. Goldsmith

" John C, seaman, r. 409 Drumm

" JohnF., cabinet maker A. J. Forbes & Son,
r. 28 Turk

" John F.. laborer, r. 1008 De Haro

" John G. Mrs., r. 53 Sanchez

" John H., shoecutter P. F. Nolan & Co., r. 9
Pfeifter

" John J., porter, r. 833 Geary rear

" John M., carpenter, r. 230 Hill

" John N., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 1228

Golden Gate Av
" John P., helper J. C. Lemmer & Co., r. 418

Bryant
" John P., engineer Clot & Meese, r. 113a

Freeion
" John P., machinist, r. 546% Bryant

Nelson John W., helper W. S. Phelps & Co., r.

4314 Everett
" Jorgen, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
" J. R. Miss, pupil nurse City and County

Hospital
" Julia Miss (Doan & Nelson), r. 505 Post
" L.,r. 521 Pacific
" Lars, cabinet maker Richard Herring, r.

243 Tehama
" Lars, seaman, r. 1815 Greenwich
" L. E., city missionary, r. 62 Clipper
" Lizzie, typesetter Pacific States Type

Foundry, r. 20 Gilbert
" Lorenz, fisherman, r. S s Tonquin bet

Baker and Broderiok
" Louis, bartender, r. 712 Greenwich
" Louis, butcher Miller & Lux, r. 1030 Mis-
sion
" Louis, carpenter, r. 1308 Broderick
" Louis L., insurance agent, r. 712 O'Farrell
" Louis W., clerk Post Office, r. 912 Bu-
chanan
" Lucille Miss, tailoress, r. 1422, 24th
" M. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1709 San Carlos Av
" Maggie Miss, laundress Modern Laundry,

r. 149 Shipley
" Magnus, ship carpenter, r. 20 Gilbert
" Magnus T., laborer Wells, Russell & Co.,

r. Oakland
" Malvine Mrs., boarding, 1205 Point Lobos

Av
" Mamie Miss, r. 126 Oregon
" Marie, widow, r. 2009 Taylor
" Martin, r. 524 Natoma
" Martin S., inspector Edison Light and

Power Co., r. 314, 3d
" Mary,' widow, r. 216 Mississippi
,, Mary, widow, r. 803!^ Treat Av
" Mary A., domestic, r. 114 Cumberland
" Mary A., dressmaking, 341, 24th, r. 333

Bartlett
" Mary E. Miss, saleslady The Hamburger

Co., r. 18 Harlem PI
" Mary F., widow, r. 2 Dehon
" Matilda, janitress, r. 427, 2d
" May Miss, r. 8031/2 Treat Av
" Michael, laborer, r. NE cor Napa and

Louisiana
" Minnie Miss, r. 3 Washington
" N., furniture dealer, r. 106 Eddy
" N. Andres, r.413, 1st
" Neil, carpenter, r. 902 Pacific
" Niel, fireman str San Juan, r. 126J£ Silver
" Nels, laborer, r. 13'/^ Madison Av
" Nels, liquors and lodgings, 126 Oregon
" Nels, milk dealer, 1611 O'Farrell, r. 806

Olive Av
" Nels, seaman, r. 945 Capp
" Nels, teamster Albert E. Buckman, r. NW

cor Steiner and Hermann
" Nels G.,r. 1314 Folsom
" Nels P., cabinet maker S. F. Furniture

Mfg. Co., r. 1137 Mission
" Nels P., master mariner, r. SWA, 13th
" Nels R., cooper Cal. Wine Assn., r. 448, 9th
" Nelson, paper hanger, r. 225, 4th
" Nicholas (Gohl & Nelson), r. 416 O'Farrell
" Nicholas, deckhand str Transit, r. Oakland
" Nicholas, seaman, r. 23!^ Silver
" Nicholas, seaman, r. 301 Steuart
" Nicholas N., driver U. S. Laundry, r. 14

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" Niel, carpenter, r. 903 Pacific
" Nils, bartender M. J. Jonassen, r. 9 Bald-
win Court
" Nils, laborer, r. IOOOa Minna

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Nelson Nils C, gardener, r. 2320 Howard

" Olaf, seaman, r. 14 Washington

" Ole, carpenter, r. 28 Clara

" Ole M., carpenter, r. 1416 Harrison

" Ole M., cooper Cal. Wine Assn.

" Oliver, distributor S. F. Laundry, r. 1519
Eddy

" Oliver, master mariner, r. 12 Camp

" Olof (H. N. Bunce & Co.), r. 249 Tilden

" Olof, fireman tug boat Liberty

" Olof, seaman, r. 5 Commercial

" Olof, seaman, r. 229 Perry

" Olof, seaman str Crescent City

" Olof P., laborer Gray Bros., r. 932 Montgom-
ery

" Oscar, fisherman, r. 421 East North

" Oscar, iron worker, r. 20 Gilbert

" Oscar, laborer, r. 3(31 Michigan

" Oscar, seaman, r. 126 Oregon

" Oscar, seaman, r. 1419 Larkin

" Oscar A., laborer Washburn & Moen Mfg.
Co., r. 23Alta

" P., carpenter, r. 800 Kearny

" Peter, r. 18, 7th

" Peter, carpenter, r. 3114 Mission rear

" Peter, carpenter James W. Baldwin, r. cor
Miguel and Laidley

" Peter, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 2609;4
Sacramento

" Peter, iron cutter Pac. Wooden Ware and
Cooperage Co., r. 36 Madison Av

•' Peter, laborer, r. 17!4 Harriet

" Peter, liquors and lodgings, 411 Drumm

" Peter, marine engineer, r. 18 Montgom-
ery

" Peter, master schr Harry, office 24 Clay

" Peter, motorman Market St. Ry., r. 1623c
Eddy

" Peter, plasterer, r. E s Blake nr Point
Lobos Av

" Peter, seaman, r. 39 Pacific

" Peter, seaman, r. 122 Jackson

" Peter, seaman, r. 160 Steuart

■' Peter, seaman str Point Arena

" Peter, stone sawyer John D. McGilvray &
Co., r. 20 South Park

" Peter A., waiter H. K. Cummings, r. 606
Mission

" Peter M., laborer Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 2208
Greenwich

" Peter N., laborer, r. 1222 Howard rear

" Reinhold, carpenter, r. 36 West Park

• ' Reinhold, shoemaker G. Holmberg, r. 128
West Park

" R. M., motorman Market St. Ry, r. cor
Pennsylvania Av and Nevada

" R. M. Mrs., widow, r. 17a Laskie

" Robert, r. 20 O'Farrell

" Robert, driver, r. 272i4 Clementina rear

" Robert K., porter, r. 1302 Stockton

" Samuel, r. 5431/2, 2d

" Samuel, with Cal. Casket Co., r. 1112 Stev-
enson

" Samuel D., clerk, r. 418 Bryant

" Simon, tailor, r. 7 Bond

" Sophie, widow, r. 211,26th

" Soren, carpenter, r. 434 Chestnut

" S. P., engineer, r. 812 Kearny
Nelson S. P. & Co. (Sven P. Nelson), dealers
combination packing oils and engineers'
supplies, 3 Commercial

" Steven W., porter, r. 1169 Mission
" Sven P. (S. P. Nelson & Co.), r. 2525 Cali-
fornia
" T. B., stenographer Gunnison, Booth &
Bartnett, r. Brooklyn Hotel

Nelson Therese Miss, special agent State of Cal.

Bureau of Labor Statistics, r. Berkeley
" Thomas, r. 2734 Howard
" Thomas, engineer Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r.

Berkeley
" Thomas, laborer, r. 931 Folsom
" Thomas, marine engineer, r. 137% Silver
" Thomas H., furniture, 126, 4th, r. 106

Eddy
" Thomas P., riveter, r. 12 Minnesota
" Victor, cooper, r. 504, 7th
" Victor E., manufacturer amycose, 225

Powell
" Vincent, seaman, r. 37 East
" William, deckhand str Apache
" William, hostler, r. 347 Fremont
" William, hostler J. R. Dickey, r. NW cor

6th Av and Fulton
" William, longshoreman, r. 7 Billings PI
" William, pressman C. W. Nevin & Co.
" William, purser str T. C. Walker
" William A. (William F. Nelson & Son), r.

Alameda
" William D., Istasst. engineer str City of

Panama, r. 309 San Jose Av
" William E., rattan furniture, 334 Post, r.

142 Castro
" William F. (William F. Nelson ,& Son), r.

Nelson Wimam F. & Son (William F. and Wil-
liam A.), hardware, paints, oils and
glass, crockery and glassware, 601 Front
" William R., barber, 506 Montgomery, r. 5

Martha PI
" W. Nelson, clerk The Rix Compressed Air
Machinery Co., r. Oakland
4®=Nelson. Neelsen, Neilsen, Neilson, Nelson,

Nielsen and Nielson
Nemec Frank, merchant tailor, 103, 7th
Nemetz Charles, oyster and chop house, 89-90
Centre Market, r. 313 Sutter
" Joseph, pressman Pac. Printing Co., r. 986
Howard
Nemus John, r. SUYi Hyde
Neper Charles H., florist, 2141 Sutter
Neppert Arthur, miner, r. 5, 7th
" George P., bookkeeper S. Levy & Co., r.

2824 Howard
" Julia M. Miss, teacher Bernal Heights Pri-
mary School, r. 2824 Howard
" Julien P., bookkeeper S. Levy & Co., r. 2824

Howard
" Louise C. Miss, teacher Bemal Heights
Primary School, r. 2824 Howard
>8®=Neppert. See Nippert
Nepriachin Frederick, machinist Union I. Wks,

r. 136 Langton
Nerer Otto, steward, r. 34 Ellis
Nergesen Michael, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
Neri Ottavio, clerk A. Pucci, r. 1307% Castro
Nerio Valentine, r. 910, 6th
Nerland Andrew, painter, r. 363 Jessie
Nemey Thomas A., special agent Northwestern

National Ins. Co.
Neron Christine Mrs., r. 745 Minna
Nerong George, butcher August Schiller, r. 1726

Ellis
Nerson Alexander, bookkeeper Reiss Bros. &

Co., r. 2414 Clay
Nerum Andrew, seaman, r. 739, 4th
Nervo Andrew, deckhand str Apache
Nesbit David L. (Borden & Nesbit), r. 915%
Minna
" Edward H., compositor Co-Operative Pub-
lishing Co., r. 915% Minna
" Leroy D., zincographer Chronicle, r. 915%
Minna
Nesbitt James Jr., stair builder Henry McMa-
hon
" John, boatman, r. 7 Jefferson
" Joseph (McCoy & Nesbitt), r. 55 Capp
" Joseph, porter I. S. Van Winkle & Co., r.

Oakland
" Joseph R. , driver Farns worth & Ruggles.
r. 951 Bryant
i^-Nesbitt. See Nisbet
Nesby J. M., painter J. St. Denis & Co.
NesfieldD. W. Mrs., journalist, r. 1521 Pacific
Av

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Nesmith J., waiter Palace Restaurant, r. 123

Taylor
NesmithJenks F., secretary California Powder
Works and The Hercules Powder Works,
230 California, r. Occidental Hotel
4®" Nesmith. See Naismith
Nespoli Eligio, nursery, Hanover bet Lowell
and Lafayette
" Joseph, florist, 809 Larkin
Ness Albert, barber, r. 31 Madison Av
" Andrew, boots and shoes, r. 133, 24th
" Arthur R., carriage and sign painter, 1129

Alabama, r. 133, 24th
" Claus A., molder Vulcan Iron Wks, r. 140,

24th
" Henry V., expressman, 123 New Montgom-
ery, r. 1886 Mission
" Joseph, lather, r. 316, 3d
" Robert S., carpenter S. Conning, r. 430b

Fulton
" Thomas A., clerk Stevenson & Co., r. 14
Ellis
Nessen Elsie Mrs., r. 147Dore
" John B., marine engineer, 9 Mission, r.

Oakland
" Louis v., brewer, r. 147 Dore
Nessi Ercole, musician, r. 928y2 Pacific

" Hercules, marble cutter, r. 928^ Pacific
Nessier Edward, stableman National Brewing
Co., r. Minerva nr Capitol
" Joseph, driver, r. Lafayette bet Brunswick

and Hanover
" Louis, laborer, r. Minerva nr Capitol
" Ludwig. fireman National Brewing Co., r.

617c Linden Av
" Peter, liquors, 7 Stevenson
Nessier Harry, cook schr W. S. Phelps, r. 3

East
Nessow John, r. 717'/2 Bush rear

" Mary Miss, domestic, r. 717!4 Bush rear
Nestel August, barber, 312 Francisco
Nestell Edward Mrs., widow, r. 1138 Pacific
Nester Marie O. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 510A Shra-

der
Nestor Cornelius E., clerk Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co.,
r. 418 Leavenworth
" J., quartermaster str Belgic, r. 266 Bran-
nan
Netcher David, watchman, r. 5 Enterprise
Nethercott J. H., car repairer S. P. Co.
Netherland American Steam Navigation Co.,
Thomas Cook & Son Pacific Coast agents,
621 Market
Netherlands Cemetery, 34th Av and Clement
Netherton John N., dairy produce and bakery,

1250 Mission
Netherville William, molder, r. 207 Ellis
Netherwood Robert, cook" J. U. Hastings
Netter August, capitalist, r. 929 Fillmore
" Marcus J. (Philip Wolf & Co.), r. 929 Fill-
more
Netterfleld Thomas, r. 32 Boyce
Netterville Augustine Rev., O. P., clergyman,
St. Dominic's Monastery
" Ignatius V., clerk, r. 1715 Scott
" Thomas, sweeper Harbor Commissioners
" Thomas J., clerk, r. 1715 Scott
" William, molder Atlas Iron Wks
Netting George J. (Walsh & Netting), r. 323

Lyon
Nettleton Edward, policeman, r. 844b Howard

" Frank, fireman str Mariposa
Nbtzel August O., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

904 Minnesota
Neubarth John J., compositor Report, r. 414 Gol-
den Gate Av
Neubauer John C, laborer, r. 1108 Indiana
" John G., shoemaker, 1329 Harrison
" Michael J., stonecutter, r. 1113 San Jose Av
" Sigmund, r. S-ZOV^ Sutter
^©"Neubauer. See Newbauer
Neuber John P., engineer West Coast Furni-
ture Co., r. 405,6th
Neuberg Jane Miss, r. 409 Eddy

" John, clerk, r. 601, 3d
4®-Neuberg. See Newberg and Newburg
Neuberger Ferdinand E., pressman Le Franco-
Californien, r. I73414 Lexington Av
" Solomon, tailor, 10 Turk

Neubert Rudolph (Neubert & Grabaa),
Golden Gate Av
" & Grabau (Rudolph Neubert and Robert
H. Grabau), dairy produce, 25-26 Cali-
fornia Market
4®=Neubert. See Newbert
Neubold Carl, baker Joseph Bamford, r. 2122

Howard
Neubueser Charles, tailor, r. 604 Merchant
Neuburger Gustave (Neuburger, Reiss & Co.),
r. 1628 Octavia
" Isaac, salesman Neuburger, Reiss & Co.,

r. 1628 Octavia
" Jules (Neuburger, Reiss & Co.), r. Paris,
France
Neuburger, Reiss & Co. (Gustave and Jules
Neuburger and Bernard Reiss), impor-
ters dry goods, 516-518 Market, telephone
Main 899
Neuenburg John, r. 413 Bay
Neuendorfl Frank A. , brush maker Read & Zahn,

r. 2750 Harrison
Neuenfeldt Emil, compositor San Francisco

Tageblatt, r. 433b Tehama
Neuforth Charles, silver gilder Sanborn, Vail &

Co., r. 142, 7th
j8®"Neugard. See Newgard
Neugart Adolph, wood turner C. F. Haas, r. 1510

Buchanan
Neugass Julia, widow, r. 1923 Vallejo
" Lina, widow, r. 2293 Franklin
" Moses S., r. 1916 Pacific Av
Neugebauer August, sausage maker, r. 440^4
Natoma
" Emma, domestic, 1600 Baker
" Ernest, dyer, r. Mt. Vernon Av nr Howth
" Frank, peddler, r. 440a 9th
" Paul, laborer, r. 440A 9th
Neuhaus Christian H. (Neuhaus & Co.), r. 548
Howard
" Herman, liquors, NW cor Bush and Mont-
gomery, r. 1817 Sutter
" Otto, bartender Seeba & Bohlen, r. 1012
Washington
Neuhaus & Co. (Christian H. Neuhaus), mer-
chant tailors and shirt manufucturers,
115 Kearny
>e®"Neuhaus. See Newhouse
Neukomnn John, cellarman Cal. Wine Assn
Neuman Adolph, peddler, r. 25 Garden
" Charles B., master mechanic Union I. Wks,

r. Oakland
" Charles H., porter Wetmore Bros., r. 227

Franklin
" Charles J., master mariner, r. 314, 21st
" E. B. Miss, stenographer, r. 902 Eddy
" Henry C, collector, r. 806 Bay
" Israel, tailor, r. 804 Folsom
" Karl, peddler, r. 735 Linden Av
" Reinhold, waiter, r. 1121 Stevenson
" Richard, seaman, r. 11 Clay
" Samuel, r. 1209!^ Howard
" William F., blacksmith, r. 2400 Folsom
Neumann Aaron, manufacturers' agent, 126
Kearny, room 33
" Abraham L., salesman A. Zellerbach &

Sons, r. 1810 Hyde
" Adam, laborer Julius Marxen, r. 855 Harri-
son
" Adam Jr., clerk Julius Marxen, r. 855 Har-
rison
" B., show cases, counters, etc., 1117 Market,

r. 12091/4 Howard
" C. Mrs., millinery, 130, 6th, r. 1253 Howard
" Cecilia A. Mrs., dressmaking, 716, 22d
" Edward, clerk, r. 817 Filbert

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Neumann Edward, druggl&t, 1437 California, r
1423^4 California

" Eliza, widow, r. 650 Oak

" Etta Miss, stenographer George W. Mc
Near, r. 837 Golden Gate Av

" Ferdinand J., conductor Market St. Ry., r
716, 22a

" Frances, widow, r. 139, 4th Av

" Frank, bricklayer, r. 231, 18th

" Frank W., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 716
22d

" Fred W., drayman, 312 Davis, r. 523, 2d

" Frederick, laundryman, r. 9 Edith

" George, tailor, r. 1332!^ Broadway rear

" Gustav, tanner Sternltzky Bros. , r. 95 Pros
pect Av

" Gustave, salesman Bibo, Newman & Iken
berg, r. 1416 Vallejo

" Hannah Miss, stenographer George W
McNear. r. 837 Golden Gate Av

" Henry, waiter Mrs. Johanna Neumann, r
304, 3d

" Isidor, r, 837 Golden Gate Av

" Johanna Mrs., restaurant, 310, 3d, r. 304
3d

" John, seaman, r. 632 Green rear

" John, teamster, r. 31 Broadway

" Joseph, silk culture, r. 22354 Austin Av

" Leopold, dentist, 822 Sutter

" Louis, clerk, r. 223i/4 Austin Av

" Louis J., furniture, 117, 6th

" Mark M., physician and surgeon, 217
Turk

" Marshall, carpet layer, r. 313, 8th Av

" Maximilian Rev., O. S. F., rector St. Boni-
face's Church (R. C), r. 115 Golden Gate
Av

" Paul, baker, r. 625 Clay

" Philip, laborer Julius Marxen, r. 855 Har-
rison

" Philip J., with Paulsen & Wells, r. 855
Harrison

" Rudolph, general agent Alaska Commer-
cial Co. (Alaska), r. 822 Sutter

" Solomon, glazier, r. 3009a 16th

" Wilhelmina Miss, dressmaker, r. 716, 22d

" William, brewer, r. 1014 Bryant
Neumann William, secretary Royal Eagle Dis-
tilleries, 112 Taylor, r. 326a Ellis
4®=Neumann. See Neuman and Newman
Neumayer John, restaurant, 642 Clay
Neumeyer William Z., gardener, r. SW cor

Union and Baker
Neumiller G. & J. (George and Jacob), carriage
and wagon factory, 23, 7th

" George (G. & J. Neumiller), r. 430 Dun-
can

" Jacob (G. & J. Neumiller), r. 430 Dun-
can

" Joseph L., blacksmith, r. 430 Duncan
Neunaber Henry, janitor, r. 16 Washington Av

" Henry F., clerk Geo. Marcus & Co., r. 16
Washington Av
Neuner John, machinist, r. 711 Athens
je®=-Neusbaum. See Nusbaum
Neuschutz George F., stevedore, r. 319 Fol-

som
Neuschwander Kate Mrs., r. 305 McAllister
Neusitz William, brewer, r. 400 Bay
Neustadt Adolph, newspaper correspondent, r.
313 Gough

" Albert, r. 1.502 California

" Brothers (Louis and Hyman), upholster-
ers, 229, 7th

" Hyman (Neustadt Bros.), r. 737 Howard
" Louis (Neustadt Bros.), r. 524 Jessie

Neustadter Brothers (Jacob H. and David
Neustadter, Isaac Oppenheimer and Sig-
mundFeuchtwanger), proprietors Stand-
ard Shirt Factory, E s Gough bet Grove
and Hayes, telephone South 561, and
importers and jobbers clothing and
mens' furnishing goods, SW cor Pine
and Sansome, telephone Main 1931
" David (Neustadter Bros.), r. 1701 Van Ness

Av
" Jacob, salesman Neustadter Bros., r. 927^/4

Post
" Jacob H. (Neustadter Bros.), r. 1701 Van

Ness Av
" Louis W., clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 1701
Van Ness Av
Neut Benjamin, fruit dealer, r. 1115 York
Neuval Vlctorine N., widow, r. 608 Leaven-
worth
Neuveeth A,, cooper Cal. Wine Assn
Neuwald George, weigher, r. 1025 Filbert
" William, foreman B. Grave Co., r. 1025 Fil-
bert
Nevada Bank of San Francisco The, Isaias
W. Hellman president, John F. Bigelow
vice-president, D. B. Davidson cashier,
George Grant assistant cashier, NW
cor Montgomery and Pine
Nevada Block, NW cor Montgomery and Pine
" County Electric Power Co. (Nevada
County), C. A. Grow secretary, 27 Mills
Bldg. 5th floor
" Gypsum and Fertilizer Co., W. Hanson

secretary, 216 Bush, room 14
" House, James F. McDonald proprietor, SW

cor Napa and Michigan
" House, Mrs. M. Richards, 132, 6th
Nevada Loan OfiBce, Hanak & Lasky propri-
etors, 214 Grant Av
" Lumber Co., 532 Market, room 3
Nevada Metallurgical Works, C. A. Luckhardt
& Co. proprietors, 71-73 Stevenson
" Queen Mining Co. (Tuscarora, Nev.),
Robert R. Grayson secretary, 331 Pine,
room 20
Nevada Restaurant, Loupy Bros, proprietors,

417 Pine
Nevada Salt and Borax Co., H. L. Coye presi-
dent, H. C. Van Dyck secretary, 310
Pine, room 11
Nevada Stables, Guerin & Byington propri-
etors, 1350-1.S52 Market
" Warehouse and Dock Co. (Port Costa),
John Rosenfeld president, Henry
Rosenfeld vice-president and secretary,
202 Sansome
Nevah Zedek Congregation, H. Kramer presi-
dent, 943 Mission
Nevellie John, laborer, r. 710 Natoma
Nevers Louis J., brick layer, r. 1322 Union
Nevill Edward, conductor, r. 1910 Lyon
Neville Amelia E., widow, r. 1631 O'Farrell
" Dennis H., carpenter, r. 644 Stevenson
" E. H., stock and exchange broker, 112

Montgomery, r. 109 Montgomery
" Frank R., bookkeeper, r. 352 Brannan
" George W., teamster Deming-Palmer Mill-
ing Co., r. lOeColton
" James E., carpenter, r. 547 Mission
" M. E. Mrs., r. 711 Jones
" Nicholas, driver Clufl Bros., r. 503 Bran-
nan
" S. A. Mrs. (Neville & Co.), office 31-33 Cali-
fornia
Neville & Co. (Mrs. S. A. Neville and C. M.
Osborn), manufacturers bags, tents,
awnings, and dealers twines, duck,
belting, etc., 31-33 California
Nevills W. A., mining, r. Palace Hotel
Nevin Charles W. (C. W. Nevin & Co.), r. 532
Commercial
" C. W. & Co. (Charles W. Nevin), book and

job printers, 532 Commercial
" George S., manager wholesale dept., Na-
than, Dohrmann & Co., r. 902a Powell
•' John B., secretary Norton Land Co., and
asst. bookkeeper Cartan, McCarthy &
Co.,r. 710 Central Av
" Thomas, laborer, r. 18fiU4 Lexington Av

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Nevin Thomas, molder Occidental Foundry, r.
2935 Harrison
" Washington, r. 904 Powell
J8®="Nevin. See Niven

Nevins Herbert, physician and surgeon, office

and r. 1023 Post, hours 8 to 9 a, m., 2 to 4

and 7 to 8 p. m., Sundays 7 to 8 p. m.,

telephone East 688

" James, marine fireman, r. 264 Brannan

" Luke, teamster Cal. Construction Co., r.

530, 17th
" Patrick, teamster, r. 422a Fremont
Nevius George F., dentist, r. 2018 Van Ness Av
Nevraumont Alfred, salesman Sunset Seed
and Plant Co., r. 815 Vallejo
" Brothers (Joseph and Ernest), liquors, 117,

9th
" Emile J., compositor, r. 804 Vallejo
" Ernst (Nevraumont Bros.), r. Ill, 8th
" Joseph (Nevraumont Bros.), r. Ill, 8th
" Justin R., matrix fitter The Painter-Cor-
nell Co., r. 819 Vallejo
" Louis, r. Ill, 8th
" Marie, laundry, 341, 3d
New Age (monthly). William H. Barnes editor,
61-62 St. Ann's Bldg
" Arlington The, Mrs. J. Babbitt proprietor,

1015 Market
" Atlantic Hotel, William P. Hoffman pro-
prietor, 207-209 Montgomery Av
" Bush Theatre, S s Bush bet Kearny and
Montgomerv
New California Hotel, Gottlieb H. Woerz

proprietor, 429 Bush
New California House, Charles Baettge pro-
prietor, 3 East
" California Theatre, Al Hayman & Co., pro-
prietors, N s Bush bet Kearny and Dupont
" Castle Wire Nail Co., 14 Drumm
New City Hall, McAllister, Larkin and City

Hall Av
New City Hall Commissioners, New City Hall
1st floor

New City Hall Wine Vaults

(Ph. Gundlach & Co.), California wines
and brandies, wholesale and retail,
orders delivered free to all parts of the
city, 13-15 New City Hall Square
nr Market, telephone South 221
(See Adv.)
New Continental Hotel, John Lyons proprietor,
547 Mission

" Continental Hotel, Theodore Richards pro-
prietor, NE cor Napa and Louisiana

" Coso Mining Co., John L.Hunt secretary,
808 Montgomery

•' Crystal Hotel, Mrs. Cornelia Chambers
proprietor, 650, 4th

" Depot Hotel, Gustaf Johanson proprietor,
28 Sacramento

" Eagle Soap Works, Michael Clark proprie-
tor, NE cor Nebraska and El Dorado
New England Burglary Insurance Co. (of
Boston), Okell, Donnell & Co. general
agents Pacific Coast, 411 California, tele-
phone Main 1015

" England Furniture Co., Samuel C. Switzer
proprietor. 720 Mission
New England Mutual Accident Association
(Boston, Mass.), Charles M. Oakley
manager, 315 Safe Deposit Bldg

NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL

LIFE INSURANCE CO. (of Boston, Mas-
sachusetts), Henry K. Field general
agent, 19-23 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
New England Soap Co., Fischbeok & Glootz
proprietors, Santa Clara bet Rhode
Island and DeHaro, office 307 Sacra-
mento

" Era Gravel Mining Co. (Cal.), Joseph B.
Toplitz secretary, 330 Pine, room 9

" Fulton Hotel, John Curtin proprietor, 3.34
Main

NEW GOLDEN GATE HOTEL,

Doscher & Loheide proprietors, 134-
136, 4th

New Grand Central Lodging House, John La-

trelle proprietor, 655 Washington
New Guillaume Tell Hotel, Marius Pellisson
proprietor, 619 Pacific
" Hansa Hotel, Hansen & Co. proprietors,
320 Drumm
New Home Sewing Machine Co., J. A. Clover
manager Pacific department, 1051 Mar-
ket
New Idea Restaurant, Frederick Young pro-
prietor; a good meal for 10 cents; 639
Kearny
" Idria Mining Co. (New Idria, Cal.), George
Staacke president, 426 California, room 1
New Jersey Wire Cloth Co., John A. Roebling's

Sons Co. proprietors, 25-27 Fremont
New Jerusalem church, First (Swedenborgian)
N s O'Farrell bet Webster and Fillmore
New Jerusalem Church, Second (Swedenbor-
gian), cor Lyon and Washington
" Liverpool Salt Co. (Salton, Riverside Co.
Cal.), George A. Fisher agent, 109 Cali-
fornia
New Louvre, John F. O'Brien proprietor, M.
Deutsch manager, cafe and restaurant,
8-14 O'Farrell
" Maison Doree Bakery, Jacobson & Peter-
son proprietors, 217 Kearny
New Manhattan Sample Rooms, Nicolaus
Meyer proprietor, SW cor Battery and
Commercial
Mary, widow, r. 635?£ Natoma
Mechanics' Hotel, Gaupp Brothers pi-o-

prietors, 444-446 Brannan
Melbourne House, T. M. Cantwell pro-
prietor, 654 Howard
Mission Hotel, Simon Schleweck proprie-
tor, 3275 Mission
Montreal House, Peter Casavielle proprie-
tor, 13001/2 Stockton
National House, 313 Pacific
Portuguese Exchange, 111 Jackson
Pyrenee House, Philippe Maysounave pro-
prietor, 1314 Stockton
Revelation The (monthly), Stephen and
Mary Maybell publishers, N s Channel
nr9th
Richard B., physician, 34 Nucleus Bldg, r.
420% Post

NEW SOUTH END PICKLE

WORKS, Charles Shrakkart proprie-
tor, manufacturers pickles and
sauces, 718 Bryant

New Swiss Lloyd Marine Insurance Co. (of
Winterthur), Syz & Co. agents, 410 Cali-
fornia

" Thomas S., furniture repairer, r. 1080 How-
ard

" Toscano Hotel, Petri & Boschetti proprie-
tors, 526 Broadway

" Union Hotel, Nagle & O'Brien proprietors,
515 Howard

" Vancouver Coal Mining and Land Co. The,
John Rosenfeld's Sons agents, 202 San-
some „

" Vienna Bakery, J. Ruediger & Co. proprie-
tors, 107 Larkin

" Waldo House, Joseph Bitterlin proprietor,
765 Mission
New Washington Hotel, J. Popert & Co., pro-
prietors, 342-350, 4th
New Western Hotel, King, Ward & Co. proprie-
tors, 800 Kearny
New Wisconsin Hotel, Thomas R. Evans pro-
prietor. NE cor Pacific and Montgomery

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New York and Brooklyn Exchange, McMahon &
McCarthy proprietors, 117 Drumm
" York and Lake Erie Railroad, Joseph G.
McCall Pacific Coast agent, 20 Mont-
gomery
New York Belting and Packing Co. (limited),
C. H. Chase manager, 509-511 Market
" York Board Marine Underwriters, Oliver
Eldridge correspondent, 303 California,
room 18
New York Casino, wines and liquors, John
Baader proprietor, 1-42, 4th
" York Cloak and Suit House. Albert Mueller
& Co. proprietors, 1210 Market
New York Dairy, George C. Smart proprietor,
old San Jose Road nr County Jail No. 2,
office 35 Eddy
" York Hotel, 110 Pacific

NEW YORK INSULATED WIRE

CO., John R. Cole selling agent,18,2d,
telephone Main 846
New York Life Insurance Co., Alexander G.
Hawes manager, Charles A. McLane
agency director, Fred G. Redding cash-
ier, 17-23 Mills Bldg, 2d floor

" York Malt House. Krug & Zimmermann
proprietors, 123-131, 18th and 408 Shot-
well

" York Manufacturing Co. (New York), Jul-
ius Newman agent, 113 Bush

" York Paper Box Co. (N. Y.), 220 Sutter

" York Plate Glass Insurance Co., James D.
Maxwell general agent, 421 California

" York Sign Co., JohnParadese manager, 307
O'Farrell
New York Soap Co. (Newell & Brother), factory
Precita Av nr Nebraska, ofQce 217 Davis

" York Underwriters Agency, H. K. Belden
manager, Whitney Palache assistant
manager, 313 California, James D. Max-
well S. F. agent, 421 California
New York Veterinary Hospital, E. J. Creely

proprietor, 510 Golden Gate Av
New Zealand Insurance Co. (fli-e and marine),

Hugh Craig manager, 312 California
Newbauer Abraham L., traveling salesman, r.
595 Ellis

" Bertha, widow, r. 1611 De^isadero

" Ernest, tanner Poetsch & Peterson, r.
Ocean View

" Eugene, cutter Standard Shirt Factory, r.
916 Van Ness Av

" Henry R. (Newbauer & Levy), r. 2327
Bush

" Herman W., president Metropolitan Match
Co., 412 Front, r. 1914 Sacramento

" Jesse, commission merchant, 226 Front, r.
916 Van Ness Av

" J. H. & Co. (Julian H. Newbauer), whole-
sale dairy and farm produce, 226 Front

" Joseph, coal dealer, 309 Sansome, r. 916 Van
Ness Av

" Julian H. (J. H. Newbauer & Co.), r. 1914
Sacramento

" Louis, musician, r. 916 Van Ness Av

" M., laborer, r. 346, 4th

" Robert H., salesman, r. 1611 Devisadero

" Samuel, secretary Metropolitan Match Co.,
412 Front, r. 916 Van Ness Av

" Solomon, r. 800 Ellis
Newbauer & Levy (H. R. Newbauer and Alfred
I. Levy), merchant tailors, 12 Montgom-
ery, rooms 1-2-8-10
Newbegin Cyrus, stair builder H. M. Freck, r.
759 Harrison

Newbegin John J., importer and publisher fine
art and subscription books, 43 Flood
Bldg, r. 633 Douglass nr 23d
Newberg Axel I., seaman, r. 352, 3d
4®=-Newberg. See Neuberg and Newburgh
4®"Newberger. See Neuberger
Newbern Phoebe, widow, r. 1812 Market
Newberry James, carpenter, r. 822 Valencia
" Lemuel J., printer, r. 822 Valencia
" Mary A. Mrs., varieties, 832 Valencia
'■ M. W., artist Chronicle, r. 1237 Leaven-
worth
Newbert Andrew A., wood, coal, hay and grain,
SW cor 18th and San Carlos Av, r. 319,
18th
" Frank W., can maker Holbrook, Merrill &

Stetson, r. 318 Noe
" Fred W.. carpenter, r. 24 Andover Av
" George W.. carpenter Fulton Eng. & Ship

Bldg. Wks, r. 318 Noe
" James W., contractor, r. 318 Noe
" John, laborer, r. 301 Sierra
v8®=Newbert. See Neubert
Newbery Frederick T., civil engineer, r. 303

Clement
Newbold Albert, clerk Light House Engineer,

r. Alameda
Newburgh Henry, attorney at law, 101 San-
some, room 21, r. .505 Golden Gate Av
Newby Charles, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 602
Central Av
" & Evans (New York). Byron Mauzy agent,
308-314 Post
Newcomb George T., purser str Progreso
" Ida Miss, nurse, r. 2808 Laguna
" Warren, ticket agent N. P. C. Ry.
" Warren P., 1st lieutenant battery C, 5th
Artillery, U. S. A., Alcatraz Island
Newcombe A. Mrs., r. Hotel Pleasanton

" J., r. 513 Post
Newdorfer Julius (Taussig & Newdorfer), r.
1020b Folsom
" Sadie Miss, clerk Louis A. Grade, r. 1020b
Folsom
Newell Arthur D., bookkeeper Newell & Bro.,
r. 1721 Eddy
" Charles, modeler Samuel Kellett
" Charles E., inventor, r. 910 Church
" Charles E., traveling salesman, r. 104, 5th
" Daniel, blacksmith Lowney Bros., r. 436,

9 th
" Daniel E., salesman Selby Smelting and

Lead Co., r. Oakland
" David (Newell & Bro.), r. 5 Pearl
" Edward C, treasurer The University As-
sociation of Chicago, 524 Spreckels Bldg,
r. Oakland
" Elcine E., widow, r. 613 Geary
" Emily Mrs., r. 911 Minna
" George D., clerk Newell & Bro., r. 5 Pearl
'• George F., salesman Dunham, Carrigan &

Hayden Co., r. Alameda
" George S. T., collector, r. 314 Bush
" Horace (Newell & Bro.), r. 1721 Eddy

NEWELL JAMES M.,

drayman, 129 Sacramento, r. 1524
Mission

Newell James T., ticket clerk S. P. Co., r. 1808
Dupont
" John, gripman Cal. St. RR, r. lllOA Valen-
cia
" John, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
" JohnW., traveling salesman, r. 1731 Eddy
" Lillie Miss, saleslady G. Janes, r. 213a

Chattanooga
" Lucine Mrs. (Newell & Carter), r. 816 La-
guna
" Lucius W., physician and surgeon, 815'^

Howard
" Margaret, widow, r. 731 Valencia
" Marshall A., marine secretary Home Mu-
tual Ins. Co. and agent Tokio Marine
Ins. Co., limited, 318 California, r. 1603
Larkin
" Mary Mrs., dressmaking, 223^, 5th
" Ralph G.. soapmaker Newell & Bro., r.

1731 Eddy
" S. Miss, artist, r. 731 Valencia

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Newell Sidney, secretary California Naviga-
tion and Improvement Co., office Wash-
ington St. Wharf (Pier 3), r. Stockton,
Cal.

<' Thomas P., boarding stable, 540 Valencia

" W. H., r. Old People's Home

" William, roller maker Cal. Ink Co., r. 411
Sansome

" William A., physician and surgeon, 815!^
Howard

" William F., traveling salesman Selhy
Smelting and Lead Co., r. 622b Geary
Newell & Brother (Horace and David), soap
manufacturers and dealers starch,
candles, etc., 217-219 Davis, works Pre-
cita Av nr Nebraska

" & Carter (Mrs. Lucine Newell and Miss
Mary J. Carter), dressmaking, 816 La-
guna
Newfield Aaron, merchant, r. 1107Laguna

" Augusta Mrs., r. 1523 Fulton

>• Marcus (B. Marks & Co.), r. 1816 Pine
Newlord John F., collector Section 1 Sea Wall,

r. 4171/2 Hayes
Newgard Louis C. C, master mariner, r. 13 De
Boom

" William P., carpenter, r. 1014 Larkin
Newhall Cecilia Mrs., teacher Le Conte
Primary School, r. 1915 Sacramento

" C. W. Shoe Co. (Boston, Mass.j, George
Hill Pac. Coast agent, 819 Market, room
13

" E. W. (Newhall's Sons & Co.) r. San Rafael

' ' Fred S. , salesman Rathjen Bros. , r. 634 Eddy
Newhall George A. (H. M. Newhall & Co.), and
president Presidio and Ferries Rail-
road, office 309-311 Sansome, r. 1299 Van
Ness Av

NEWHALL H. M. & 00.

(Gilbert Palache, Margaret J. Newhall,
W. Mayo Newhall and George A.
Newhall), shipping and commission
merchants and fire and marine insur-
ance agents, 309-311 Sajisome
Newhall Land and Farming Co., W. Mayo
Newhall president, Walter S. Newhall
vice-president, George A. Newhall sec-
retary, 309-311 Sansome

" L. E. Mrs., widow, r. 920h Pine

" Margaret J. Mrs. (H. M. Newhall & Co.),
r. 1399 Van Ness Av

" Walters. (Newhall's Sons & Co.), and sec-
retary Clinton E. Worden & Co., office
307 Sansome, room 6, r. 1399 Van Ness Av

" William S., salesman Rathjen Bros., r.
216 Eddy

" W. Mayo (H. M. Newhall & Co.), and attor-
ney at law. 309 Sansome, r. 1206 Post
Newhall's Sons & Co. (E. W. and Walter S.
Newhall), commission merchants, 307
Sansome, room 6
Newhofl Frederick, laborer Western Sugar Re-
finery, r. 928 Minnesota

" Frederick W., salesman Jacob Unna, r.
827 Capp
Newhoflf Harry, wines and liquors, 318 Mont-
gomery

" Mary Mrs., r. 610 Ellis

" William M., salesman Murphy, Grant &
Co., r. 1415 Fulton
Newhouse Adelia, widow, r. 606a Octavia

" Amelia, widow, r. 1317 O'Farrell

" Dorothea, widow, r. 2510 Salter

" Henry, capitalist, r. 1018 Post

" HugoD., clerk W. S. Goodfellow, r. 1018 Post

" Milton, clerk Kraker Mfg. Co., r. 606A Octa-
via

" Morris, glove cutter B. Blumenthal & Co.,
r. 606a Octavia

" Moritz, office 214 Pine, room .36, r. 1827 Cali-
fornia

" Oscar, mining engineer, 218 California,
room 1, r. 2906 Jackson

" Simeon H., salesman Hirschf elder &
Meaney, r. 724 Laguna

" William D., clerk The German Savings and
Loan Society, r. 1018 Post
J8®" Newhouse. See Neuhaus

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.

DOMESTIC RUGS

IN LARGE VARIETY.

<5.4.j.<54'7 TVlarlcet St.

Newkirk Daniel I., blacksmith and wagon

maker, 2727 Mission, r. 2725 Mission
" JohnH., clerk Hawley Bros. Hardware Co.,

r. 2725 Mission
NewlandE. & Co. (Overland Warehouse), E s

3d bet King and Townsend
Newlands James, secretary Crown Point Gold

and Silver Mining Co., 35 Mills Bldg, 3d

floor, r. 2902 Clay
" James Jr., secretary Union Mill and Min-
ing Co., 4 Montgomery, r. 2902 Clay
•' John C, student, r. 2902 Clay
Newlon C. J. Mrs., r. Old People's Home

" Frank B., carrier postofQce, r. 2828, 16th
Newman Abraham, r. 1727 Post
" Adolph, provisions, 1079 Market, r. 417 Lott
" Albert, porter Carroll & Carrol, r. Ala-
meda
" Alfred, clerk, r. 2320 Clay
" Alfred, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 16

Valley
" Annie, widow, r. 912 Sanchez
Newman Aaron, physician, 139 Post, rooms 9-

10, hours 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. m., r. 120

Lyon
" Axel A., printer West Coast Publishmg

Co., r. 921 Mission
Newman Benjamin, secretary Newman & Lev-

inson, 125-131 Kearny, r. 1816 Sacramento
" BortellB., attorney at law, 604 Merchant,

r. 605 Polk
" Carrie, widow, r. 235 Golden Gate Av
" Charles, liquors, 700 Market, r. 42O/2 Post
" Charles F., drayman, 7-9 Front, r. 27, 14th
" Charles F., druggist, r. 112a Powell
" Charles J., porter r. 1005a Greenwich
" Charles M., printer West Coast Pub. Co., r.

921 Mission
" Christopher E., gas and water inspector.

New City Hall, 1st floor, r. 912 Sanchez
" David, teamster, r. 11 Bryant Av
" David A., butcher, r. 1331 Devisadero
" Edward, bartender Charles Mitchel, r. 605

Green
" Edward, manufacturers' agent, 126 Kear-
ny, room 34, r. 1116 Turk
" Edward, porter, r. lOOoA Greenwich
" Edward R., clerk A. M. Robertson, r. 412

Post rear
" Frank T., stableman Central Coal Co., r. 3

Gabrielle PI
" Frederick W., bookkeeper James Young, r.

231 Clipper
" Genevieve Miss, tailoress Newbauer &

Levy, r. 1602 Polk
" George, merchant, r. 120 Lyon
" George A., bookkeepers. F. and Pac. Glass

Wks, r. 508 Clayton
" George W., salesman Doane & Henshel-

wood, r. 122 Church
" Georgie, widow, r. 621 Post
" Harry, tailor, r. 28 Morris Av
" Harry C, student, r. 120 Lyon
" Harry D., furniture finisher, r. 538, 37th
" Harry T., packer Geo. H. Fuller Desk Co.,

r. 435, 4th
" Hat tie Miss, r. 1331 Devisadero
" Henry, r. 113 Vicksburg
" Henry, r. 417 Kearny
" Henry, solicitor, r. 403 Leavenworth
" Henry, special policeman, r. 33 Eureka
" Herman, butcher A. Newman, r. 639 Stev-
enson
" Isaac, horse dealer, r. 13 Tilden
" Jacob, stair builder, r. 3437 Larkin
" JacobMrs., widow, r. 907 Geary

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Newman James, engineer James Lick Baths, r.

221 Shotwell
" James (estate of), gold leaf manufacturer,

202 Post
" Jerome, draughtsman S. F. & S. J. V. Ry.

Co., r. 1219 Mission
" John, harness maker, r. 422 McAllister
" John T., clerk S. P. Co., r. 1405b Pacific
" John W., manager estate of James New-
man, 202 Post, r. 208 Powell
" Joseph, r. 639 Stevenson
" Joseph, r. 801 Scott
" Joseph, sexton St. Patrick's Church, r. 744

Mission
" Juda (Sol Wangenheim & Co.), r. 2529 Fill-
more
" Julian, clerk The Wertheimer Co., r. 1116

Turk
' Julius, agent London Diamond Co., 113

Bush, r. 517Devisadero
" Kate Miss, r. 222 Turk

" L. E. Co., L. E. Newman manager, manu-
facturers ladies' skirts, aprons and

waists, 523 Market
'« Leon, cigar dealer, r. 548 Jessie
Newman Leopold, secretary and treasurer

Bibo. Newman & Ikenberg, 1447 Polk, r.

1433 California
" Louis, assistant editor Sporting World, r.

126 Ellis
" Louis, salesman Philadelphia Shoe Co., r.

133 Page
" Ludwig E., manager L. E. Newman Co.,

523 Market, r. 1423, 25th
" Martin, laundryman Palace Hotel, r. 1919

Greenwich
" Mary, widow, r. 1919a Howard
" Mary, widow, r. 2421 California
" Mary A. Miss, r. 222 Turk
" Mary W. Mrs., proprietor Hotel Went-

worth, 617 Bush
" Maurice, carrier postofflce, r. Brooklyn

Hotel
" Mas, clerk, r. 705 Devisadero
" Max, tailor, 28 Morris Av
" Max, tailor, r. 425 Natoma
" Nathan D. (Franklin & Newman), r. 1309V,

Golden Gate Av
" Orville, brass finisher, r. 10 Eureka
" Patrick, laborer, r. 130 Shipley
" Patrick H., butcher, r. 508 Ellis
" Peter A., upholsterer Cal. Furniture Mfg.

Co., r. Alameda
" Peter J., porter, r. 1005a Greenwich
" Philip, locksmith, 1409'^ Ellis
" Philip, salesman Henry Redlioh, r. 137,

14th
" Philip A., r. 1321 Devisadero
" Robert, packer, r. 1005a Greenwich
" Rudolph, barber, 236 Post, r. 412 Post rear
" Samuel, clerk Jacob Unna, r. 235 Golden

Gate Av
" Samuel, physician, 112a Powell
Newman Samuel, secretary Board of Railroad
Commissioners, 27-28 Chronicle Bldg, r.
907 Powell
" Samuel C, r. 907 Powell
" Samuel J., salesman Kohlberg, Strauss &

Frohman, r. 907 Geary
" Samuel v., teamster, r. 443, 5th
" Sarah J., widow, r. 508 Clayton
" Selina Miss, artist, 121 Post, room 52
" Simon (Newman, Stanislaus Co.), general

merchandise, office 122 Davis
■' Simon (Sol Wangenheim & Co.), r. 1356
Post

Newman Simon, butcher Jacob Joseph, r. 2306

Bryant
Newman S. J., president San Francisco and
Pacific Glass Works, NE cor 7th and
Townsend, r. 508 Clayton
" Sylvan A., clerk Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 1321

Devisadero
" Thomas, laborer, r. SW cor Silver and Po-

trero Avs
" William, cigar maker F. Hoffman, r. 1040

McAllister
" William, hoseman Engine 33, r. 2437 Larkin
" William, 1st officer str General McDowell,

r. 800 Page
" William A., butcher, r. 1321 Devisadero
Newman William J., president Newman &
Levinson, 125-131 Kearny, r. 2030 Clay
" William R., cook W. J. Sullivan, r. 321
O'Farrell
Newman & Levinson (incorporated), William
J. Newman president, Benjamin New-
man secretary, importers and jobbers
fancy dry goods, trimmings, ribbons,
etc., and decorative art rooms, 125-131
Kearny and 209 Sutter, branch 742-744
Market
4®"Newman. See Neuman and Neumann
Newmark Abraham, plumber and gasfitter, 412
Larkin, r. 1807A Eddy
" Herman, receiving clerk Goldberg, Bowen

&Co., r. Alameda
" Lazarus (Ryan & Newmarki, r. 511 O'Far-
rell
" Leo, physician, 705 Sutter, r. 1012 Van

Ness Av
" M. A. & Co. (Los Angeles), I. Lightner

agent, 21 Battery
" Maurice, tailor, 22 Geary, r. 1914 Golden

Gate Av
" Nathan, attorney at law, r. 1415 Scott
" Samuel, salesman Goldberg, Bowen & Co.,
r. Alameda
Newnan William R., salesman Percy Beamish,

r. 510 Geary
Newnham Arthur E., salesman Payne's Bolt
Wks, r. 228 Oak
" John, boltcutter Payne's Bolt Wks, r. 130,

26th
" Joseph, boltcutter Payne's Bolt Wks, r.

103a, 26th
" Phoebe, widow, r. 130a 26th
" Thomas M., boltcutter Payne's Bolt Wks,
r. 130a 26 th
Newport Building, 213-215 Mission
" The, Oliver P. Runyon proprietor, 21

Franklin
" The, Frederick Schwarz proprietor, 207-
209 Eddy
Newport Wharf and Lumber Co. (Santa Ana,
Cal.), Edgar L. Allen agent, 22 Califor-
nia, room 24
Newroth Louis, r. 608 O'Farrell
News Letter and California Advertiser, Fred-
erick Marriott publisher and proprietor,
606 Merchant
Newsham Harry, cook The Colonial

" John, porter Lane Hospital
Newsom George, butcher Wiley S. Bishop, r.
California Av opp Fair Av
" Gold Mining Co. (Placer Co.), John J. New-
som manager, 49 Merchants Exchange
Bldg
" Henry, carpenter, r. California Av opp

Fair Av
" Ira T., carpenter Thomas H. Day & Sons,

r. 325 Guerrero
" James B., deputy U. S. Shipping Commis-
sioner, r. 833 Capp
Newsom J. Cather, architect, 819 Market, room
44, r. Oakland Av cor Bayo Vista, Oak-
land
" John J. (John J. and Thomas D. Newsom
and Lightner & Newsom), manager
Newsom Gold Mining Co., 49 Merchants
Exchange Bldg, r. Oakland
Newsom John J. and Thomas D., architects, 49
Merchants Exchange Bldg
" Johnson G., salesman B. Roman, r. 505
Ellis

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Newsom Samuel, architect, 3 Mills Bldg, 8th
floor, r. Oakland
" Sidney B., draughtsman Samuel Newsom,

r. Oakland
" Thomas D. (John J. and Thomas D. New-
som), r. East Oakland
" William G.. machine hand G. M. Kutz &

Co., r. East Oakland
" William W., heltmaker, r. 106 Elsie
Newstream Charles, proprietor South Pacific

House, 22 East
Newton Annie Miss, laundress Modern Laundry,
r. 10 Alemany
" Edwin D., liquors, 1001 Market, r. 214, 9th
" Edwin E., collector, r. 1192 Treat Av
" Ernest, bookkeeper Golden State and

Miners Iron Wks, r. 2 Essex PI
" Frank W., mill hand Cal. Drug and Spice

Mills, r. 227, 2d
" Helen, widow, r. 10 Alemany
" Henry W., foreman Fulda Bros., r. Ala-
meda
" House, Germain Capdeville proprietor, 1237

Stockton
" James W., compositor, r. 12th Av bet K

and L
" John C, pharmacist Leon Di Nola, r. 1192

Treat Av
" Laura J., varieties, NW cor 25th and Treat

Av, r. 1192 Treat Av
" Leroy, delicacies, 1534 Dupont, r. 1815

Stockton
" Leroy, horse clipper, 1335 Mission, r. 117

Taylor
" Loron, driver, r. 10 Alemany
" Martha, widow, r. 434 Leavenworth
" Morris (Morris Newton & Co.), r. Moscow

Cottage, Sonoma Co.
" Morris & Co. (Morris Newton), commission
merchants, 103-105 Front
Newton Rubber Works, C. F. Marwedel agent,
bicycle tires, 58, 1st
" Thomas, mason, r. 41 Quinn
" Thomas. 2d steward str Walla Walla
Ney Carl, cornice maker Forderer Cornice Wks,
r. 443, 2d
" Carl, with Nathan Ney, r. 219 Golden Gate

Av
" D. Miss, saleslady Hale Bros., r. 1612, 25th
" Emil, carpenter, r. 529 Sacramento
" Mary E., widow, r. 1638 Clay
" Nathan, dressmakers' and tailors' sup-
plies, 152 Eddy, r. 1523 Bush
Neylan James, wholesale lumber, 53 Mission,

r. Oakland
Neyland Ellen, widow, r. 417 Natoma
Neylon Patrick W., watchman P. M. SS. Co., r.

25 Hawthorne
Niagara House, John Meierdierks proprietor,

724 Mission
Niami Joseph, peddler, r. 419 Vallejo
Nianetti A., helper Adolph Hromada, r. 4231/2

Kearny
Niantic Building, NW cor Clay and Sansome
Nias Richard H., butcher, r. 1103^4 Vallejo
Nibbe Henry B., salesman Jones & Co., r. 1749
Ellis
" Jacob, r. 1719 Eddy

" John H., groceries and liquors, 121, 20th
Niblock George, watertender, r. W s Folsom nr
Stoneman
" James, laborer, r. 1033 Folsom
Nicarello Enrico, seaman, r. 3 Vallejo
Nice H. N., ship carpenter, r. 503 Folsom
Nicenger Frank, molder, r. 601 Natoma
Nichol Frederick D., bookkeeper Mark Strouse,

r. 905 Market
4®"Nichol. See Nickel, Nickle, Nicol and Ni-

coll
Nicholas Charles J., clerk George D. Dornin, r.
22 Bernard
" Ferdinand P., carpenter, r. 9 Cleveland

rear
" Frank, cook, r. 6 Everett rear
" Frank L., broom sorter Cal. Broom Mfg

Co., r. 3.531 Bryant
" George (Nicholas & Currie), r. NW cor

Steuart and Mission
" George, baker, r. 13 Valparaiso

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

MANUFACTURERS OF

Plain, Japanned and Stamped ^

Nicholas George, barber and proprietor Nicho-
las Hotel, San Bruno Av nr Army

" Hotel, George Nicholas proprietor, San
Bruno Av nr Army

" John, laborer, r. 326 Michigan

" John, waiter, r. llQi^ Taylor rear

" Joseph, foundryman. r. 13 Valparaiso

" Leon, cook, r. 6 Vulcan Lane

" Leon Jr., butcher Tassi Bros., r. 6 Vulcan
Lane

" Marella, widow, r. 9 Cleveland rear

" Narcisse, stableman, r. 406 Broadway

" Right Rev., bishop Russian Cathedral
(Greek Catholic), r. 1715 Powell

" & Currie (George Nicholas and Allen D.
Currie), fruits and confectionery, 34 Mar-
ket
4®=Nicholas. See Nicolas
NichoUs Anna R. Miss, housekeeper, 1408 Bush

" Francis, porter Washburn & Moen Mfg
Co., r. 506% Francisco

" Francis C, hatter, r. 5O6V2 Francisco

" George, grocer, r 1015 Clay
NIchoUs George A., cashier Edison Light and
Power Co., r. 128, 4th Av

" George O., actor Morosco's Grand Opera
House, r. 735 McAllister
Nicholls Samuel, manager Merchants' Club,
Mutual Life Bldg, 7th floor, r, 2130b Sut-
ter

" Thomas H., student Gunnison, Booth &
Bartnett, r. 913 Pine
Nichols Abraham W., shipping clerk W. W.
Montague & Co., r. Berkeley

" Abram, carpenter, r. 16 Sharon

NICHOLS A. 0. & 00.

(Mrs. Ellen W. Nichols), leather manu-
facturers and dealers leather, hides
and tallow, 400-404 Battery, tele-
phone Main 1322

Nichols Ada, domestic, 712 Central Av
" Adam W. Mrs., widow, r. 2252 Pacific Av
" Alonzo W., waiter, r. 520 Powell
" Amelia Miss, clerk Eugene Belrose, rASTA,

5th
" Charles, cook str Apache
" Charles B., glove cutter Carson Glove Co.,

r. 574 Folsom
Nichols Charles C, manager city department

Fireman's Fund Insurance Co., 405 Cali-

r. 1313 Jackson
■' Charles C, with A. C. Nichols & Co., r. 2522

Pacific Av
" Charles F., contractor and builder, 822

Dolores
" Charles M., chief engineer Board of Fire

Underwriters of the Pacific Coast, 303

California, r. 1331 Clay
" Daniel B. Mrs., r. 1110 Sacramento
" D. C, r. 1204Haight

" Dorson, deputy County Clerk, r. 333 Shot-
well
" Eliza, widow, r. 1127 Folsom
" Ella A., widow, r. 207 Larkin
" Ellen W. Mrs. (A. C. Nichols & Co.), r. 3523

Pacific Av
" E. M., r. 781 Mission
" Ezra F., salesman R. F. Osborn & Co., r.

1038 Mission
" Frank H., cook, r. 7 Cohen PI
" Frank L., extraman Truck 1, r. 11 Moss
" Frederick, clerk Hinz & Landt, r. Berkeley
" Frederick, laborer, r. 301 Michigan
" George, seaman str San Bias
" George B., photographer, r. 26 Glen Park Av

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900 Battery St. Tel. Main 1864.

DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF

FOREIGN #^ DOMESTIC GOAL, t

Family Trade a Specialty.

Nicbols George F., special policeman, r. Banks
bet Jefferson and Union Av
" Hannah Mrs., r. 1910 Buchanan
" H. C, machinist, r. 54, 1st
" Henry, steward str Farallon, r. 52 Everett
" Henry C, cashier George H. Foster, r. 133-1

Clay
" Hiram D., contractor and builder, 636

Market, r. 3808 Sacramento
■' Horace P.. bartender, r. 5 Carlos PI
" Isaac, teamster Hobbs, Wall &Co., r. Oak-
land
Nichols James F., secretary Odd Fellows' Gen-
eral Relief Committee, 3 Odd Fellows'
Bldg, r. 410, 19th
" Jane, widow, r. 17 Zoe
" Jay E., salesman Ben. H. Lucke, r. 607

Larkin
" John, carpet layer, r. 524 Stevenson
" John, cook Louis John, r. 21 Valleio
" John, peddler, r. cor Harrison and Stone-
man
" Joseph, clerk F. H. Lawton & Co., r. 1038

Mission
" Joseph, dairyman, r. 2652 Harrison
" Joseph, painter, r. 1427 Webster
" Joseph H., hostler, r. 831 Treat Av
" Kate, widow, dressmaker, r. 207a Powell
" Lizzie Miss, dressmaking, 113 Larkin
" Lizzie F., widow, r. 529J4 Geary
" Lucien H., special agent Northwestern

Mutual Life Ins. Co.
" M. P., miner, r. 54, 1st
" Margaret J., widow, r. 10 Hollis
" N. F. Miss, clerk Kohlberg, Strauss &

Frohman, r. 727 McAllister
" Peter, seaman, r. 334 Main
" Phoebe J., widow, r. 1006 Powell
" Richard, cigars, 1191 Market, r. 203 Frank-
lin
" Sadie A. Miss, dressmaking, 110 Mason
" Samuel T., plumber William S. Snook &

Son, r. 312 Lily Av
" Sheldon K., insurance adjuster, 410 Cali-
fornia, r. 110 Mason
" Thomas H., salesman Wichman, Lutgen &

Co., r. San Rafael
" Victor, master mariner, r. NW cor Jack-
son and Battery
" Walter R.. beltmaker Fred R. Cook, r. 525

Shotwell
" Wilbur F., bartender, r. 4 Marye Terrace
" William, bottler Cal. Wine Co.
" William, fireman, r. 547 Folsom
" William B., bricklayer, r. 531M Shotwell
rear
Nichols William Ford, Rt. Rev., D. D., Bishop
Episcopal Diocese of California, 731
California, r. San Mateo
" William H., vice-president and manager
The San Francisco Register Co., 23
Stevenson, r. 704 Castro
" William M., liquors. 2201 Powell
" William M., porter, r. 901 Mission
j^=Nichols. See Nickels and Nicolls
Nicholson Adam W., r. 2222 Hyde
" Albert S., clerk, r. 491, 4th
" Alexander, artist, r. 24 Chattanooga
" Alexander, machinist, r. 1016, 21st
" Alexander, seaman, r. 547, 1st
" Alexander J., clerk Newman & Levinson,

r. 24 Chattanooga
" Angus, lodgings, 862V2 Mission
" Benjamin, helper Alexander M. Bruce, r.

227, 2d
" C, carpenter str Belgic, r. 2616 Larkin

Nicholson Christian J., hostler Hudson River

Dyeing and Cleaning Wks, r. 11 Fair Av
" Clarence E., engineer Eastwood & Wilson ,

r. 132 Bennington
" Clarence P., manufacturers' agent, 303

California, room 25, r. Sausalito
" D., r. 220 Montgom.ery Av
" Daniel, r. 1125 Mission

" Elizabeth Miss, cloak maker, r. 469 Jessie
" George, painter, 109 Turk, r. 122 Turk
" George, pharmacist J. A. Folger & Co., r.

210, 5th Av
" Gustave, longshoreman, r. 318 Brannan rear
" H., seaman str San Jose
" HoUister A., ironer Neustadter Bros., r.

38 Ridley
" James, grader, r. 226 Michigan
" James E., machinist Joshua Hendy

Machine Wks, r. 2222 Hyde
" James W.. mattress maker, r. 2117 Mission
" John, r. 2301/2 Clara

" John, hardware, 525, 24th, r. 2 Elizabeth
" John J., carriage painter, 2812 Mission
" John W., conductor, r. 1718b Ellis
" Joseph, r. 24, 6th
" Joseph C, compositor H. S. Crocker Co., r.

2907 Bush
" Joseph W., inspector U. S. Customs, r. 223a

Leavenworth
" J. W., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 1432

Turk
" Lawrence, musician, r. 2 Elizabeth
" Malcolm, carpenter, r. 130!4,9th
" Mary, widow, r. 14 Salmon
" Nancy H., widow, r. 491, 4th
" Robert M., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.

323 Franklin

NICHOLSON SAMUEL H.,

manufacturer of Nicholson's triple
flavoring extracts and XXX Jamaica
ginger, wholesale and retail, 1155 1-2
Market, r. 1105 Golden Gate Av

Nicholson T., seaman str Washtenaw
" Thomas, driver, r. Sailor's Home
" William, extraman Engine 17, r. 9 Mint;Av
" William, shirt cutter Neustadter Bros.,jjr.

Nicholson William A. S., attorney at law, 430
Kearny, rooms 1-2, telephone Red 401, r.
518 Baker
" William H., r. 2822 Bush
4®"Nicholson. See Nicolson
Nickel Arizona, porter Goldberg, Bowen & Co.,
r. 1 Kent
" August H., bottler, r. 20 Lapidge
" Henry, cabinet maker F. W. Kreling Sons
Co., r. 513 Minna

Nickel-in-the-Slot Machines,

Monarch Card Machine Co. Coast
agents, main ofiace 200 Sutter, tele-
phone Red 365
Nickel J. Leroy, manager Miller & Lux, 508
California, room l,r. Menlo Park
" Jacob, carpenter, r. 20 Lapidge
" Lorenz, harness maker J. C. Johnson &

Co., r. IKent
" Plate Road, William Marcy Pacific Coast

passenger agent, 38 Crocker Bldg
" Thomas, clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r.

413 Post
" William, cooper George Windeler & Co.. r.
320 Pacific
>e®=Nickel. See Nichol, Nickle, Nicol and

Nicoll
Nickell George W., clerk Railway Mail Ser-
vice, r. Alameda
" Jacob, real estate, r. 2 Hulbert Alley
Nickell Jacob B., proprietor Nickell Law and
Collection Agency, room 524 Spreckels
Bldg, 927 Market
Nickells Alfred, saloon keeper, r. 2098 Market
Nickels August, machinist Cyclops Iron Wks,
r. 20, 18th
" Hans, sailmaker, r. 116 Berry
" Harrie L., salesman Hills Bros., r. 1232,

2oth
" Jacob, r. 40 Page

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Nickels Jacob F. (Merchant & Nickels), r. 315

Ashbury
Nickelsberg Adolf, r. 20 O'Farrell
Nickelsburg Moritz, r. 1911 Sacramento
» Siegfried (Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.), r. 1911
Sacramento
Nickerson A. W., machinist First Street Wks,
Union Iron Wks, r. 601 Howard
" Alfred A. Jr., bookkeeper Dennett's, r. 1018

Howard
" Benjamin E., clerk freight auditor's dept.

S. P. Co., r. East Oakland
" Byron, timberhand dept. Bovee, Toy &

Sonntag, r. 318 Turk
" Charles R., conductor, r. 527b Greenwich

rear
" Francis A., r. 514, 21st
" John, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 507 V4

Lombard
" Ralph B., butcher, r. 8 Elgin Park Av
" Staflord S., carpenter, r. 542, 6th
Nicklaus MargarethaMiss, r. 1514 Devisadero
Nickle William D. (Wiley Bros.), r. 1645 Fulton
Nickol John, teacher St. Joseph's Grammar

School, r. 1417 Howard
Nicks John N., bricklayer D. Woerner, r. 16, 14th
NiCOl Duncan, proprietor Bank Exchange, SE
cor Montgomery and Washington, r.
1709 Jones
" Henry, machinist, r. 217 Ritch
" James, driver, r. 718 Fulton rear
" John C, carpenter, r. 2920 Folsom
" Walter D., helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 307
Fremont
Nicol William, real estate, 53414 California, r.

820, 15th
4®-Nicol. See Nichol, Nickel, Nickle and

NicoU
Nicolai Christopher, dairy produce, 1228^ Pa-
cific
" Emma M. Miss, saleslady Mme. Alma E.
Keith, r. 410 Shrader
Nicolai George H., manager Portland Cracker
Co., 537-539 Mission, r. Oakland
" Herman, stoves and tinware, 528 Green and

1103 Stockton, r. 538 Green
" Louis, porter H.Campe& Co., r. 1238 Pacific
" Louis, refiner, r. 828!4 Pacific
" Mary, ironer, r. 240 Shotwell
" William, tailor, r. 410 Shrader
Nicolas Alexis, laborer Gray Bros, r. 516 Green-
wich
4S="Nicolas. See Nicholas
Nicolaysen Frank, patent medicines, r. 23y2

Prosper
Nicolayson Stella, widow, r. 239 Chattanooga
Nicolini Antonio, carpenter, r. 11 Telegraph PI
" Giovanni B., marble polisher Rufftno &

Bianchi, r. 507!4, 7th
" John, r. 17 Water
" Mary, widow, r. 505 Filbert rear
Nicolitti Paulo, fruits and vegetables, 2301

Jackson, r. 2447 Jackson
NicoU Albert, engineer str Coptic, r. 5 Rincon PI
" Alexander, clerk Cunningham, Curtiss &

Welch, r. 3511 Bush
" Anne, widow, r. Bennington nr Cortland Av
" Arthur, compositor, r. Bennington nr Cort-
land Av
" Benjamin R., clerk Palatine Ins. Co., r. 2511

Bush
" Benjamin W. L., tailor, r. 2511 Bush
" J., forgeman Pac. Roll. Mill
" John, carpenter Golden Gate Woolen Mills
" Margaret, widow, r. 638 Haight
" Susie W. Miss, stenographer Pac. Mail S.
S. Co.,r. 638 Haight
NicoU The Tailor (William G. Jerrems), 1133
Market
" Wallace, clerk L. M. Walter, r. 2511 Bush
4®"Nicoll. See Nichol, Nickel, Nickle and

Nicol
Nicolls M. A. Miss, corsets, 339 Hayes
" Michael J., r. 339 Hayes
" John W., laborer, r. 1658 Market
Nicols James, driver S. F. Laundry
Nicolson Alexander, master str Santa Cruz, r.
1016, 31st
" Norman, seaman, r. 1016, 21st

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

DRAFERIES.

Origioa^l • Designs • Purpisbe«J.

S41-S'q--r IVIARKETT SX.

Nicora Emilio (Caranza & Nicora), r. 11 La-
fayette PI
" Emilio (Nicora & Franchini), r. 504 Fran-
cisco
" & Franchini (Emilio Nicora and Basilio
Franchini), bakers, 504 Francisco
Niderost August, barber Stern & Pearson, r. 7
Bernard
" Charles L., clerk Shadburne & Herrin, r.

816 Diamond
" Joseph B., with Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 816
Diamond
Niebaum Gustave, vice-president Alaska Com-
mercial Co., 310 Sansome, r. 1301 Hyde
Nieblas Eugenie, widow, dressmaker, r. 1938
Fillmore
" Felix, horseshoer, r. 1938 Fillmore
Niebling Fritz, baker C. Becker, r. 25, 24th
Niebolt Henry, driver John Wieland Brewery,

r. 108 Morris Av
Nieborger George, r. 21 Moss
" Henry, foreman Aug Jungblut & Co., r. 21

Moss
" Otto, driver George Gibbons, r. 21 Moss
Niebuhr Emil, clerk W. F. C. Schmidt, r. 35

Laurel PI
Niederstrasser Mathias, laborer, r. 1 Boardman

PI
NiedhamerF. L., salesman George A. Clark &

Bro.
Nief Frederick A., veterinary surgeon, r. 1935

Sutter
Niehaus Bros. & Co. (West Berkeley), planing
mills, ofllce 40 New Montgomery

NIEHAUS E. F. & CO.

(Edward F. Niehaus), successors to
W. E. Straut and Dieckmann & Co.,
dealers in hardwood lumher, 564-566
Brannan nr 5th, telephone South 316

Niehaus Edward F. (E. F. Niehaus & Co.), r.
West Berkeley
" G. H. O. Jr., pattern maker First St. Wks
Union Iron Wks, r. West Berkeley
Niehlson Glaus, groceries, 51% Louisa

" John (Von Bargen & Niehlson), r. 343, 4th
Nieland Hans, engineer, r. 325 Harrison
" John E., machinist Union Machine Co., r.
225 Harrison
4S"Nieland. See Niland and Nyland
Nielba Enrique, barber Elisha Castro, r. 441,

6th
Nield John D., machinist P. C. SS. Co., r. Ala-
meda
«®"Nield. See Neild

Nielsen Albert W., stenographer, r. 1130 Sacra-
mento
" Amelia Miss, dressmaker, r. IIY2 South

Park
" Anna, domestic, 2904 Jackson
" Annie C, widow, r. 14.32 Turk
Nielson A. W., master schr. Ida Schnauer,
office 10 Mission
" Carl A., machinist Payne's Bolt Wks, r.

2903 Harrison
" Carl C, furrier J. Nielsen, r. bOi'-A Minna
" Charles, seaman, r. 36 Louisa
" Chris (Rode & Nielsen), r. 439 Jessie
" Christian, blacksmith, r. 11% South Park
" Christian, master mariner, r. 320 Drumm
" Christian, silver polisher Shreve & Co., r.

6 Albion Av
" Christian, waiter, r. 919 Union
" Daniel N., bookkeeper, r. 1432 Turk
" Fred A., artist Elite Photographic Studio,
r. 1303 Sanchez

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Nielsen Hans (Bandmann, Xielsen & Co.), and

mining secretary. 61. 1st, r. 514 Lombard
" Hans P., cashier, r. 7-23 Union
" Hans S. painter, r. -ZWA, 7th
" Hulda Miss, telephone operator, r. IIY2

South Park
" Jens, janitor Pacific Mutual Bldg, r. Bry-
ant bet 5th and 6th
" John, carpenter, r. 220 Pacific
" John C, salesman Stein, Simon & Co., r.

714 Bush
" Jorgen, driver Page & Falch, r. 710 Turk
Nielsen Jorgen, furrier, 20 Ellis, r. 3018 Green
" Jurgen, watchmaker and jeweler, 1434

Polk, r. 1527 California
" Lawrence, photo printer Louis Thors, r.

Berkeley
" Martin, waiter Carl G. Larsen
" Mary, domestic, 623, 17th
" Neil L., stableman W. F. Egan, r. 1117

Golden Gate Av
" Niels, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
" Niels A., seaman, r. 66 Oregon
" Niels J., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 6

Albion Av
" Olof, seaman str Mariposa
" Olof H., seaman U. S. Lighthouse tender

Madrono
" Peter (Christensen & Nielsen), r. 18, 7th
" Peter, steward Chicago Hotel
" Peter G., master mariner, r. 15 Pacific
'• Peter H., rattan worker Heywood Bros. &

Co., r. 1432 Turk
■' Peter L., master mariner, r. 651 Willow Av
" Rasmus B., bill clerk Judson Mfg. Co., r.

Alameda
" Samuel, hostler Peter Schmidt, r. 407 Fol-

som
" Thomas A., master mariner, 9 Mission, r.

Oakland
" Wilhelm, r. 1120 Sacramento
Nielson Andrew, transferer Schmidt Label and

Litho. Co., r. Oakland
" Charles, longshoreman, r. 23 Dunn Alley
" Christian, waiter, r. 62 Murphy Bldg.
" Edward H., 1st ofticer str Constance, r.

539a Natoma
" F. A., seaman, r. 22 Sacramento
" Frederick, carpenter, r. 143 Dore
•' H. Mrs., nurse, r. 7^5 Bryant
" Hans,gripman Sutter St. Ry.,r. 1122 Larkin
" Hans, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r.

1033 York
•' Hans D., stationery, etc., 2115 Fillmore
■' James, coal passer str Progreso
" James, cook Olsen Bros., r. 148 Perry
" James, lodgings, 735 Bryant
" John L., seaman, r. 22 Sacramento
" Lars, cabinet maker, r. 2^3 Tehama
" Nellie, domestic, 1242 McAllister
" Nels, cook N. F. Macphee
4£5=Nielson. See Neilson, Nelsen, Nelson,

Nielsen and Nilson
Niemann Carrie, widow, r. 607 Willow Av
" Frederick, r. 22 Sacramento
" Fritz, cooper John Wieland Brewery, r. 50

Clementina
" Henry, r. 1633 Fulton

" Henry, molder Schrader & Co., r. 13014 Oak
" Robert J., butcher John A. Oswald, r. 607

Willow Av
" William, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
" William A., clerk, r. 1223 Laguna
Niemeier Emil, deputy Assessor, r. 1113 Sutter
" Theodore, salesman Levey & Schnorf, r.

1141/i, 14th

Niemeyer Albert, clerk H. Gaerdes, r. 1825
Powell
" Frank, teamster, r. 1705 Eddy
•' Harry, student, r. 2214^^ Fillmore
" Henry, teamster Cal. Tallow Wks, r. Rail-
road Av opp 5th Av South
Niemi C. C, watches and jewelry, 14.39 Market
Niemmer Otto, brewer National Brewing Co.,

r. 716 Fulton
Nienhaus Hermann (Warnke & Nienhaus), r.

129, 14th
Nienstadt Edward R., clerk Richard Nienstadt,
r. 318, 5th
" May, boxmaker John Horstmann, r. 318,

5th
" Richard, groceries, 318, 5th
Nierendorf Henry, bottler Buffalo Brewing Co.,

r. NW cor Brewster and Joy
Nieri Frank (J. W. Pera & Co.), r. i.520 Hyde
■' John, cigar maker, r. H09 Dupont
" Joseph (L. Solari & Co., and Favilla &
Co.), r. 1513 Stockton
Nierman Ignatz (Nierman & Lefkovitz), r.

19411/2 McAllister
Nierman & Lefkovitz (ignatz Nierman and
Pincus Lefkovitz), bottle dealers, 413-
415 Pacific
Niermann Pius Rev., assistant St. Boniface's

Church, r. 115 Golden Gate Av
Niermarek Julius, cook, r. 2208 Powell
Niessen Anna, widow, r. 3 Chatham PI

" George E., master mariner, r. 310;^. 13th
.e®"Niessen. See Nissen
Niethammer David, butcher, 513 Bryant, r. 130,

4th
Nieto Jacob Rev., rabbi Congregation Sherith
Israel, r. 2203 Sutter
" Rafael, pressman, r. 8.33 Vallejo rear
Niggle John G., bookkeeper G. H. Umbsen &

Co., r. 187 Hyde
Nightingale Edward F., machinist Murray
Bros., r. 213 Union
" George, watchman, r. 213 Union
" Harry, waiter, r. 205',4 Polk
" John, capitalist, r. 300 Haight
" John Jr., physician, 1802 Market, r. 300

Haight
" The. Mrs. Anna Huber proprietor, 1802
Market
Nightwine James, fireman J. W. Ferris, r. 1
Rivoli Av
" James, laborer, r. 2332 Greenwich
Nigles Eugene, laborer, r. 13 Valparaiso
" Joseph, helper Joshua Hendy Machine

Wks, r. 13 Valparaiso
" Joseph Jr., laborer, r. 13 Valparaiso
" Theodore, baker, r. 13 Valparaiso
Nigro James V. (Nigro & Zito), r. 2 Sonora
" & Zito (James V. Nigro and Prospero Zito),
liquors, 1312 Dupont
Nihan Michael J., liquors, SE cor Mason and

Bay
Nihil Cornelius P., teamster Cushing-Wetmore
Co., r. 216 Valencia
" Peter, laborer, r. 271 Minna
Nikander Ferdinand, fireman tug Monarch, r.

1714 Natoma
Nikkelsen Peter, seaman str Mariposa
Nikkila Tilly, domestic, SE cor Stanyan and

Waller
Niklander Ernst, seaman, r. 704 Howard
Niklaus Charles F., agent New York Life Ins.
Co.
" George S., clerk Cluff Bros., r. 1015 Clay
Nikola Jean, laundryman, r. 429 Geary
Nilan Thomas J., teamster Miller & Lux, r.
1201.7th Av South
'• William, butcher Miller & Lux, r W s Rail-
road Av nr 10th Av South
4®-Nilan. See Nieland and Nyland
Nile Joseph, liquors, 134, 8th
Niles A. Mrs., lodgings, 7 Montgomery Av
" Addison P., designer and draughtsman, 33

Montgomery Block, r. Oakland
" Edward, insurance agent, r. 310 Congo
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 920 Post
" Emily Mrs., r. 773 Folsom
" Ferdinand, native wines, 115, Uth
" Frankie Miss, r. 518 Taylor

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Niles M. L. Mrs. (Bows & Niles), r. 402O'Farrell
" William A., bookkeeper, r. 920 Post
" William H., teamster, r. 1141 Howard
Nilsch Edward, bag maker Hirschfelder &

Meaney, r. 23 Rondel PI
Nilsen Charles, master mariner, r. I8Y2 Sacra-
mento
" Henry, seaman str State of California
" John, seaman, r. 126 Oregon
" Li., watchman str Eureka
" Olof, quarryman, r. 932 Montgomery
" Peter, master mariner, r. 945 Capp
" Wincian, master mariner, r. 37 East
Nilson Anton P., shipwright Union I. Wks, r.
IOO81/2 Bryant
" Bronson O., master mariner, r. 625!^ Shot-
well
" Carl, carpenter, r. 34% Rausch
" Charles, cooper Andrew Lawson, r. 117

Jackson
" Charles, seaman U. S. Lighthouse tender

Madrono
" Hilmer, longshoreman, r. 931% Folsom
" Knud, laborer, r. 527% Greenwich
" Minna Mrs., lodgings, 274 Clementina
" Nils P., oysterman, r. 28 Sacramento
" Nils P., stevedore, r. 14 Brosnan
" Olof M., cooper, r. 30 Langton
" Peter, 2d officer str Pomona
" Simon (Smith & Nilson), r. 7 Bond
j8®-Nilson. See Neilson, Nelsen, Nelson and

Nielson
Nilsson Adolf, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 128%
Cook
" Gustav, basket maker, 411 Powell, r. 5

Wheelock PI
" John, billiard maker The Brunswick-Balke-

Collender Co., r. Ill Scott
" John M., keeper Roe Island Light Station
" Paulus, asst. keeper Yerba Buena Light
Station
Nimmer Ferris, r. 10 Boyce
Nimmo George, carpenter, r. 21 Madison Av
" James R., salesman P. Parenti & Co., r.
1057 Folsom
Nimshew Gold Mining Co. (Butte Co. Cal.),
John Erickson president, Christopher
D. Cook secretary, office Mission St.
Pier 2
Ninatti James, scavenger, r. 423% Broadway
Ninnis George T., clerk Royal House, r. 665

Harrison
Nipgen Harry A. (Horn & Nipgen), r. 113, 4th
Nipper Rudolph, gardener, r. 2731 Greenwich
Nippert Augustus S., clerk, r. 221, 3d Av
" Firmin A., bookkeeper Edison Light and

Power Co, r. 1832 Sutter
" Paul M., special agent Home and Phoenix

Ins. Cos., r. 118 Devisadero
" Virginia, widow, r. 221, 3d Av
" Virginia Miss, teacher music, r. 221, 3d
Av
4®°Nippert. See Neppert
Niquet Charles, liquors, 14 Geary, r. 809 Pine
Nis Edward A., bookkeeper Edward G. Zeile,

r. Hotel Pleasanton
Nisbet James N., stair builder, r. 1917 Lexing-
ton Av
" James N., Jr., stair builder, r 1917 Lex-
ington Av
Nischwitz August, bartender Orpheum, r. 117

William
Nispel Edward, foreman J. Roylance Brass

Wks, r. 132 Julian Av
Nissen Charles P., wool scourer Flint & Mc-
Lennan, r. Saturn bet 16th and 17th
" Christian, machine hand C. O. Schnoor, r.

537, 5th
" Christopher, cabinet maker Joseph Budde,

r. 537, 5th
" Elsie Mrs., r. 147 Dore

" Ernst, bartender C. J. Yaeger. r. 31 Hamp-
ton PI
" Ernst P., shipping and commission, 5 Mis-
sion, r. 212 Octavia
" Eugejie F., compositor Methodist Book De-
pository, r. Alameda
" Hans, r. 417 Kearny
" Harry, groceries and liquors, 429 Minna

W. W. MOf^TAGUE & CO.

Mantels, Grates

ar)d fireplace Triroroings

ARTISTIC EESIGHS.

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Nissen Henry, seaman, r. 71 Federal
" John, bartender George Hansen, r. 109

Montgomery
" John, fireman str Newark, r. Oakland
" Jorgen, cabinetmaker J. W. Evans, r. Oak-
land
" Louis, with Viking Brewing Co., r. 147 Dore
" Peter, porter Wheaton, Breon & Co., r. 39
Natoma
4®= Nissen. See Nessen

Nissum Christopher W. (Nissum & Bohr), r.
2043 Mission
" James, coffee saloon, 221 Grant Av, r. 819

Sutter
" & Bohr (Christopher W. Nissum and H. A.
Philip Bohr), hay and grain, 233 (3377),
18th
Nitsche Carl, nurse German Hospital
" Oswald, foreman Pioneer Soap Wks, r. 8
Decatur
Nitschke Adolph, barber Seppich & Kleinhans,

r. 708 Bush
Nittler Nicholas, cooper August Petzold, r.

Alameda
Nitze N. Y., cigar dealer, r. 1328 Polk
Nitzel Frank, machinist, r. 312 Eddy
Nitzen Stephen, barber, r. 526 Hayes
Niven James, machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks., r.
1410a Pacific
" Josie E. Mrs., teacher Stanford Primary

School, r. 2427 Folsom
" Robert B., conductor Market St. Ry., r.
912% Pierce
Nivens Jessie Miss (Stratton & Nivens), r. 413

Gearv

Nix Charles S. (Nix &Merguire), r. San Mateo

" & Merguire (Charles S. Nis and George L.

Merguire), stevedores and contractors,

800, 4th

Nixdorf Charles G., salesman Lind Vineyard

Wine Cellar, r. 466 Tehama
Nixon Annie, widow, r. 816 Elizabeth
" Annie, widow, r. 1218 Vallejo
" Benjamin, coal passer str Alameda
" Cecil E,, draughtsman Pac. Roll. Mills, r.

1519 Broadway
" Delia, widow, r. 505b, 7th
" Evelyn, widow, r. 1519 Broadway
" Frederick,chief engineer str City of Puebla,

r. Alameda
" James H., clerk, r. 1218 Vallejo
" John, porter Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,

r. West Berkeley
" John A., special policeman, r. 1218 Vallejo
" Joseph, wire worker, r. 1218 Vallejo
" M. Alice Miss, teacher dress cutting, 1504

Market, rooms 1-2
" Nicholas, solicitor Am. Wringer Co., r. 215

Polk
" Richard, r. 630 Jessie
" Robert S., electrician, r. 212 Scott
" Thomas, carrier postoffioe, r. 1710 Mason
" Thomas, laborer, r. 358 Clementina
" William J., bookkeeper, r. 612 Douglass
" William J., manager James A. Snook &

Co., 35-37 Beale, r. Alameda
" William R., laborer, r. 1218 Vallejo
No Percentage Pharmacy, Baxter & Oesting
proprietors, wholesale and retail drug-
gists, 953 Market
Noa Herman, r. 218 Lobos

Noack August L., engineer S. F. Furniture Mfg.
Co., r. 666a Brannan
" William, cabinet maker S. F. Furniture
Mfg. Co., r. 666a Brannan
4®~Noakes. See Nokes

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The highest grade of Cbampagne and th«
wine of Connoisseurs, invariably the pre-
ferred favorite at all fashionable resorts in
London and on the Continent of Europe.
WILLIAM WOLFF & CO., 329 Market St.

Nobbe Amelia, widow, r. 10.32 Jackson
Notoel's Giant Caps, Clarence A. Haight agent,

226 Market
Nobile Jean, waiter, r. 1513 Dupont
Noble A. M. Mrs., r. Hotel St. Nicholas

" Beatrice Miss, nurse Hospital for Chil-
dren, 3700 California

" Beattie, r. 1238'/^, 26th

" Benjamin J., printer, r. 12381^, 26th

" Burr, clerk quartermaster's dept. U. S. A.,
r. 605 Baker

" Catherine A., widow, r. 512 Hyde

" Charles, r. 1915 Geary

" Charles G., r. 209, 21 St

" Cyrus D., r. 714 Bush

" D. R., agent, r. 675 Mission

" Edward, laborer, r. 557 Mission

" Eliza, widow, r. 531 Ellis

" Elizabeth F., widow, r. 519, 22d

" Francis L. H., journalist, r. 2628 Steiner
Noble Frank P., manager American Porcela-
nite Co., 621-623 Spreckels Bldg, r. 215
Gough

" George, brakeman, r. 208, 7th

" George, conductor S. P. Co., r. 146 Perry

" George H., plumber, 1517 Buchanan, r. 1
Hollis

" G. G., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 18 Hawthorne

" Giles T., painter, r. 263 Tehama

" Grundy, barber J. H. Baltimore, r. 12 Al-
bany
Noble Hamden H., manager Cypress Lawn
Cemetery Association 9 City Hall
Square, rooms 3-4, r. 1812 Pine, telephone
West 442

" Harry A., draughtsman S. F. & S. J. V.
Ry. Co., r. 519, 22d

" Hippolyte (Harris, Oswald & Noble), r. 10
Bernard

" Howard D.. dentist, 406 Sutter, rooms 7-8,
r. 7a3 Bush
Noble J. Albert, physician and surgeon, 362-364
Emporium Bldg. hours 11 a. m. to 12 m.,
2 to 4 p. m. and evenings, r. 431 Eddy

" James M., painter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
Oakland

" John, molder, r. Cypress Alley nr 25th

" John M., r. 10 Bernard

" John W., foreman TrafflcPublishing Co., r.
Oakland

" Joseph, cook Kuhl & Korneck, r. 664V^ How-
ard

" Joseph B., machinist, r. 123814, 26th

" M., Silverman Bohemian Club, r. 812
Kearny

" Mark W., molder S. F. Stove Wks, r. 1330
Natoma

" Maud Miss, teacher music, r. 504 Baker

" May Miss, actress Grover's Alcazar Thea-
tre, r. Hotel Langham

" Nellie Miss, r. Russ House
Noble Patrick, superintendent Pacific Rolling
Mill Co. Potrero, r. 518i/4 Lyon

" Pearl Miss, teacher music, r. 504 Baker
Noble Ricliard H., superintendent West Coast
Wire and Iron Works, 16 Fremont, r. 832
Treat Av

" Robert H., 1st lieut. Co. B 1st Infantry U.
S. A., Benicia Barracks, Cal.

" Thomas H., superintendent California
Warehouse, r. 41 Hermann

" William, painter, r. 531 Ellis

" William, stenographer R. G. Dun & Co., r.
Alameda

" William W., merchant tailor, 1222 Stock-
ton

Nobles Arnsby, shoemaker Edwin Kendall
Nobley William T., telegraph operator, r. 1215

Ellis
Nobman John H. Jr., salesman A. Quade & Co.,
r. Alameda
" William A., clerk A. Quade & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Nobmann A. Frederick, liquors, SW cor East
and Jackson, r. 2315 Post
" Charles E., bartender J. C. Nobmann, r.

2405V4 California
" Christopher, r. 2031 Fillmore
" John, butcher, r. 2315 Post

NOBMANN JOHN C,

importer, wholesale and retail grocer,
tea and wine merchant, 2029-2031 Fill-
more, telephone West 361

Nobmann John C, president Retail Grocers'

Assn., 115 Clay, r. 2419 California
Noceti August, cook, r. 534^4 Natoma
Nodder William J., upholsterer, r. 2802 Gough
Nodenschneider Michael, baker, r. 1317, 25th
Nodet Octave, liquors, 513 Montgomery
Nodler Anton B., laborer, r. 516V4, 9 th
Noe Frank, waiter str Walla Walla
" Miguel L., real estate agent, r. 1029 Jack-
son
" Valley Hall, 1244, 24th
" Valley Kindergarten, Miss Alice Ramsey

principal, NE cor 25th and Vicksburg
" Vincent C, clerk Stein, Simon & Co., r. 1029
Jackson
Noel Burga, widow, proprietor The Columbia,
151/2 Powell
" Emma Miss, r. 1049 Market
" Lewis, bricklayer, r. 15 Federal
" Lewis T., bricklayer, r. 12 Federal
" Lizzie, widow, groceries and liquors, 12

Federal
" Samuel, seaman, r. 12 Federal
JSer-Noel. SeeNowell
Noerr George, painter, r. 1231 Mission
Noethig Adolph, tinsmith, r. 1938!4 Mission
" Herman, fireman John Wieland Brewery,

r. 193314 Mission
" William, cellarman John Wieland Brew-
ery, r. 193814 Mission
Noffsinger Walter A., president Odd Fellows'
General Relief Committee, 3 Odd Fel-
lows'Bldg, r. 1012b Washington
Noggle D. L., receiving clerk U. S. Mint, r. 326
Eddy
" Dorman C, clerk Pope Mfg Co., r. 1966
Page
Nohl Charles, tanner, r. San Bruno Hotel
" Conrad, laborer Pac, Gas Imp. Co., r. SW

cor Bay and Webster
" Frederick, tanner, r. 1234 Hampshire
Noisat Jules, blacksmith Toulouse & Delorieux,

r. 10 San Antonio
Nokes Cornelia L. Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r.

1023 Washington
'BS'-Nokes. See Noakes
Nolan Alexander, laborer, r. 6 Boyd
" Alice, domestic, 1919 Baker
" Ann, widow, r. 426a Clementina
" Annie Miss, housekeeper, 214, 10th
Nolan Bros. Shoe Co. (incorporated), P. F.
Nolan president, J. F. Nolan vice-presi-
dent, J. E. Nolan secretary, boots and
shoes, 812-814 Market
" Bryan J., liquors, 323, 4th
" Catherine, widow, r. 1513 Guerrero
" Cecilia B. Miss, teacher Fairmount Prim-
ary School, r. NE cor 21st and Howard
" Charles, watchman, r. 1604 Pacific Av rear
" Clara R. Miss, teacher music, r. 24 Henry
" David A., asssistant Free Public Library,
r. 323 Ivy Av
Nolan Drayage and Warehouse Co. (incorpor-
ated), W. H. Nolan president, office 412
Market, telephone Main 605
" Edward, bricklayer, r. 8 Warren Av
" Edward, seaman, r. 514 Filbert
" Edward, wood and coal, 3 Garden, r. 10

Garden
" Edward J., collector W. S. Nolan Co., r. 88,
9th

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Nolan Edward J., traveling salesman I. S. Van
Winkle & Co.
" Eliza N., widow, r. 136 Fulton
" Elizabeth A., widow, r. 637 Folsom
" E.R., watchman str St. Paul
" Frank W., clerk John H. Nolan, r. 404, 3d
" George A., r. 627 Locust Av
" George J., special policeman Free Public

Library, r. 323 Ivy Av
" Hannah Miss, r. 325, 4th
" Henry, clerk Harpham & Jansen, r. 14

Wildey
" James, brass finisher W. T. Garratt & Co.,

r. Oakland
" James, laborer, r. 528 Linden Av
" James, laborer, r. 825 Battery
" James, longshoreman, r. 249 Clara
" James, longshoreman, r. 601, 7th
" James, porter Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden

Co., r. 406 Sanchez
" James C. (J. C. Nolan & Co. and Nolan &

Co.), r. 1329 Golden Gate Av
" James E., 1st lieutenant Troop I, 4th Cav-
alry U. S. A., r. Presidio
Nolan James E., secretary Nolan Bros. Shoe
Co., 813-814 Market, r. 1428 Golden Gate
Av
" James F., bookkeeper, r. 1532 Pacific Av
" James F., clerk, r. 1811 Union
" James H., painter, r. 1124 Broadway
" James J., clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 228

Fulton
" James L., bricklayer, r. 8 Warren Av
" James P., boiler maker, r. 420, 29th
" J. C. & Co. (James C. Nolan), manufactur-
ers and wholesale boots and shoes, 541
Market
" John (John Nolan & Sons), r. 1615 Cali-
fornia
" John, baker, r. 2II14 Geary rear
" John, clerk Albion Lumber Co.
" John, laborer, r. 13 Everett
" John, molder, r. 75 West Mission
" John, teamster, r. 100Q}4 Florida
" John, wood and coal, 1344 Valencia, r. 387

San Jose Av
" John Jr. (John Nolan & Sons), r. 1615 Cali-
fornia
" John & Sons (John, John Jr. and Robert),
proprietors dlifornia Stables, 1611-1613
California
" John C, medical student St. Mary's Hos-
pital
" John D., molder, r. 1540 Eddy
" John E., salesman, r. 24 Henry
" John H. (Galvin & Co.), r. 1532 Pacific Av
" John H., groceries, 348, 3d, r. 404, 3d
•' John M., r. 722 Waller
" John P., machine hand W. H. Nolan & Co.,

r. 1304 Church
" Joseph, carpenter, r. 436 Minna
" Joseph, clerk, r. 215 Borland
" Joseph, millhand W. H. Miner, r. 75 West
Mission
Nolan Joseph F., vice-president Nolan Bros.
Shoe Co., 812-814 Market, r. 1428 Golden
Gate Av
" Joseph S., cigarmaker, r. 1124 Broadway
" Kate Mrs., r. 116 Gilbert
" Laurence, harness maker estate of Charles

H. Mead, r. Oakland
" Leo F., floor walker Nolan Bros. Shoe Co.,

r. 1428 Golden Gate Av
" Luke, miner, r. 406 Broadway
" Maggie, widow, r. 1025 Page
" Margaret, widow, r. 8 Warren Av
" Margaret, widow, r. 1623 Bush
" Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. 228 Fulton
" Maria Miss, r. Our Lady's Home
" Martin, farmer, r. 222 Birch Av
" Mary, widow, r. 563 Mission
" Mary, widow, r. 809 Harrison
'< Mary, domestic, 305 Taylor
" Mary, restaurant, 104, 30t.h
" Mary Miss, tailoress, r. 20 Wood
" Michael, laborer, r. 6 Boyd
" Michael, laborer, r. 3O8V2 Clementina
" Michael, laborer, r. 534% Natoma
" Michael J., carpenter, r. 26 Valley

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Nolan Nicholas, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1634
Grove
" Patrick, laborer, r. 236 Townsend
" Patrick, laborer, r. 1306 Church
" Patrick, longshoreman, r. 321'/i Tehama
" Patrick F., capitalist, r. NE cor Howard

and 21st
" Patrick T., laborer, r. 131 Cook
Nolan P. F. (P.F.Nolan & Co), and president
Nolan Bros. Shoe Co., 812-814 Market, r.
1428 Golden Gate Av
Nolan P. F& Co. (P. F. Nolan), manufacturers
boots and shoes, 67-71 Stevenson
" Philomena M. Miss, principal Washington
Evening School, r. NE cor 21st and How-
ard
" Ralph, plumber, r. 1124 Broadway
" Raymond, hoseman Engine 8, r. 627 Broad-
way
" Robert (John Nolan & Sons), r. 1615 Cali-
fornia
" Samuel, umbrella maker George A. Moss,

r. Seminary Park, Alameda Co.
" Sarah, widow, r. 75 West Mission
" S. J., r. 1044 Mission
" Stephen B., merchant tailor, 71, 4th
" Thomas, laborer, r. 1306 Church
" Thomas, porter Occidental Hotel
" Thomas, teamster, r. 110 Caroline
" Thomas, teamster, r. 740 Tehama
" Thomas F., laborer, r. 75 West Mission
" Thomas H., shoemaker, r. 101, 1st
" v., r. 32, 4th

" W. H. & Co. (William H. Nolan), boots
and shoes, 10-12 Sutter and 1022-1024 Mar-
ket
" William, boilermaker Pac. Roll. Mill, r.

1235 Market
" William, helper Allen & Looney, r. 24

Henry
" William, laborer, r. 323 Ivy Av
" William, porter Maximilian E. A. Wagner

r. 122 Turk
" William, salesman Flint Carriage Hard-
ware Co., r. 705 California
" William, teamster, r. 1326b Harrison
" William H. (W. H. Nolan & Co.), r. 509
Van Ness Av
Nolan William H., president Nolan Drayage
and Warehouse Co., 412 Market, r. 38
Clementina
" William H., teamster, r. 24 Isis
" William J., plasterer, r. 1513 Guerrero
" William M., with Nolan Bros. Shoe Co., r.

1428 Golden Gate Av
" William P., cabinet maker, r. 809 Harri-
son
" Winnie Miss, dressmaker, r. 50 Norfolk

NOLAN W. S.,

carpets, furniture and Iiousehold spe-
cialties, installments or cash, country
orders promptly attended to, 1325
Market, telephone South 662, r. NE cor
21st and Howard

Nolan & Co. (James C. Nolan), boots and shoes.
11, 3d

J8®"Nolan. See Knowland, Nolen and Now-
lan

Noland Alfred, wood and coal, 1059 Howard, r.
9 Russ
" Michael J., carpenter, r. 1034 Noe

Nold Edward M., clerk Norwich Union Fire
Ins. Society, r. Oakland

Noldeke Frederick, merchandise broker, 320
Sansome, room 14, r. 2718 Pine

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Nole Carl , tanner, r. 534 Wolfe
" Conrad, laborer, r. SW cor Bay and Web-
ster
Nolen M. J., attorney at law, 719 Market
;^Nolen. See Nolan
Noles Manuel, porter Bernbard Bernhard, r. 602

Lombard
Noll Edward G., compositor H. S. Crocker Co.,
r. 15 Webster
" George, cutter, r. 431 Fulton
" Jacob, liquors, 24, 9th, r. 13, 23d
■ '■■ Otto W.,r. 431 Fulton

" William (William Noll & Co.). r. 431Ful-

ton
" William & Co. (William Noll), glove man-
ufacturers, 431 Fulton
NoUar Albert, baker Swain Bros., r. 520 Stock-
ton
Nolle Bertrand, longshoreman, r. 222 Broadway
Nollert George C. bakery and coSee saloon, 145,

9th
Nolt Herman, real estate, r. 910, 21st

" Herman Mrs., artist, 910, 21st
Nolte August F., groceries and liquors, 2227
Taylor
" Clement A., r. 931 Folsom
" Isabel F. Miss, stenographer First St.

Wks. Union I. Wks, r. 300, 15th
" John, waiter, r. 60 Annie
" Louis H., builder and contracor, r. 300,

15th
" Louisa, widow, ladies' nurse, r. 634 Jessie
" Otto, watchmaker and jeweler, 322 O'Far-

rell
" Theodore H., bookkeeper, r. 634 Jessie

NOLTE WILLIAM F.,

naturalist and taxidermist, importer
articles of Natural History, birds,
shells, insects and curios, 108 Golden
Gate Av
Noltemeier Bertha Miss, bookkeeper, r. 1408
California

" C. A., shoemaker, 1505 Polk, r. 1408 Califor-
nia

" Frederick, salesman Smith Picture Co., r.
1431 Bush

" Frederick C, artist r. 1431 Bush
Nolthenius August, butcher, r. 1711A Stockton

" John, butcher, 1703 Stockton, r. 1711a Stock-
ton
Nolting A. Mrs., stationery and varieties, 440
Van Ness Av

" Amelia Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1319 California

" Anton F., policeman, r. 1430 Ellis

" Edward, musician, r. 409 Ellis

" J., musician, r. 117, 5th

" William H.. musician, r. 707, 18th
Nomers W., clerk Newman & Levinson, r. Ala-
meda
Nonantum Worsted Co. (Bostonj, manufact-
urers worsted yarns, Henry Doyle & Co.,
agents. 517-519'Market
Nonnenmann Charles (South San Francisco
Packing and Provision Co.), r. Ws 5th
Av South bet L and M

" Charles L., foreman South S. F. Packing
and Provision Co., r. M South bet 8th
and 9th Avs

" Henry, butcher South S. F. Packing and
Provision Co., r. 5th Av South bet L and
M

" Louis, clerk South S. F. Packing and Pro-
vision Co., r. Ws 6th Av South bet L
and M

" Sophie, domestic, 818 Hyde

Nonotuck Silk Co. (Florence. Mass.), manu-
facturers silks, Brown & Metzner
agents, 535 Market
Noon Abraham L., clerk, r. 1810 Hyde
" Margaret, widow, r. 213 Langton
" Martin, carriage maker O'Brien & Sons. r.

8 White
" Mary G. Miss, teacher Pacific Heights

Grammar School, r. 317 Haight
" Patrick, bras finisher J. Roylance Brass

Wks.'r. 317 Haight
" Patrick J., helper, r. 1502 Kentucky
" Patrick J., laborer, r. 571/2 South Park
" Thomas, laborer, r. 1139H Folsom
J8Sff="Noon. See Noone and Nuhn
Noonan Annie Miss, fur repairer, r. 645 Folsom
" Catherine Miss, r. 702^4 Bush
" Charles, finisher W. & J. Sloane & Co., r.

1813 San Carlos Av
" David, carriage painter O'Brien & Sons, r.

10, 11th
" Edward, liquors, 6 Spring, r.928A Greenwich
" Ellen S., widow, r. 305 Langton
" Francis P., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

291914 Mission
" Frank L., clerk Union Fish Co., r. 329 Minna
" Frank P., bookkeeper, r. 1704 Polk
" James, plumber, r. Cortland Av nr Benning-
ton
" James, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
" Jane, widow, r. 7 Noe

NOONAN JEREMIAH,

furniture, carpets and bedding, 1017-
1023 Mission, r. MiUbrae, Cal.
Noonan Jeremiah J., plumber, r. 10 Converse
Jeremiah J., plumber, r. 2321!4 Bryant
Johanna, widow, r. 9 Boardman PI
John, horse boot maker Charles Quick, r.

422 McAllister
John, laborer, r. 5 Belcher
John, teamster, r. 1508 Army
JohnC, r. 654 Oak
JohnG., chief deputy Recorder's Office, r.

610 Eddy
John H., salesman, r. 909 Minna
John M., clerk Chas M. Plum & Co., r. 215

Fell
Joseph, bookkeeper, r. 1324 Mission
J. W.. waiter, r. 636 Commercial
Katie Miss, fur repairer, r. 645 Folsom
Noonan Lawrence E., president Lynde &
Hough Co., 40 California, room 5, r. 329
Minna
■ ' Lena Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 712 Van

Ness Av
" Mary, widow, r. 14 Octavia
" Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 305 Langton
" Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 22151^ Polk
" Marv Mrs., liquors, 616, 6th
" Michael, laborer, r. 1508 Army
" Michael, paver, r. 26Morey Alley
" Michael Jr., stevedore, r. 26 Morey Alley
" Miles, hostler, r. 677 Harrison
" Nellie, widow, r. 18 Bridge PI
" Patrick, r. 2721% Mission
" Peter, clerk James F. O'Hanlon, r. 1625

Folsom
" Peter, laborer, r. 645 Folsom
" Peter S., elevatorman, 530 California, r. 234

Sanchez
" Peter W., carrier postofflce, r. Fruitvale
" Richard, plumber and roofer, 1216 Oak
' ' Roderick J. , hoseman Engine 13, r. 936i4 Capp
'■ Thomas, hostler, r. 1508 Army
" Thomas, salesman, r. 147, 3d
" Thomas F., drayman McNab & Smith, r.

305 Langton
" Thomas J. J., clerk ticket auditor's dept.

S. P. Co., r. Oakland
" Timothy, salesman O'Connor, Moflatt &

Co., r. 410 Leavenworth
" Walter J., butcher Ludwig Seeliger, r. 3308

Mission
" William, r. 206 Hyde
" William, stone cutter, r. 443iANatoma
" William R., porter Kowalsky &Co.,r. 17
Alta
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Noone Martin, r. 718 Leavenworth
" Patrick, hoseman Engine 16, r. 1009 Tennes-
see
" Patrick, laborer, r. 501 Napa
" P. J., longshoreman O. R. and N. Co.
Noonen John, capitalist, r. 1511 Sacramento
Nootbaar Adolph H., bartender, r. 537 Stevenson
Nopander Louis N., 3d officer str Willamette
Valley, r. 1000 Montgomery
" Meta, ladies' nurse, r. 1000 Montgomery
Nopper Charles, painter, r. 235 Miguel
Norberg Louis P., carpenter, r. 7 Tremont Av
Norbett Matthew, bartender L. Mayrhofer, r.

1507 Franklin
Norbie Camille, widow, r. 2027 Mission
Norbom Charles, superintendent American
Laundry, r. 2027a Lombard
" John O., mechanical engineer Joshua Hen-
dy Machine Wks, r. 2219b Sutter
Norcross Copeland, clerk, r. 1912 Leavenworth

NORCROSS D. & CO.

(Daniel Norcross and William 0. Mac-
dougall), military, naval and society
goods, flags, banners and badges, 220
Sutter, room 6

Norcross Daniel (D. Norcross &Co), r. Hotel St.
Nicholas
" David C, clerk Oregon Imp. Co., r. 1912

Leavenworth
" Frank, printer Call
" Orville, carpenter, r. 729 Clay
" Wesley F., fraternal journalist, 220 Sutter,
r. 502 Geary
Nord Deutsoher Verein, 35 Eddy
" W. A., stenographer G. G. Wickson & Co.,

r. Berkeley
" William, seaman, r. 25^ Clementina rear
4®"Nord. See Nordt
Nordan Charles G., beveler Fr. H. Rosenbaum

& Co., r. 1407 Montgomery
"Nordan. See Norden and Nordin

Bry-

Nordberg Edward, master mariner, r.

ant rear

Norden Frank, bartender, r. 1019 Market rear
" Herman, machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks,

r. Alameda
" Joseph, salesman Daniel P. Carter, r. 933
Geary
Norderling Emil, cooper Cal. Wine Assn.
Nordhof Edward, trackman Market St. Ry, r.

719 Natoma
Nordholz Frederick, clerk Frederick Steimke,
r. 1801 Union
" Henry, clerk Bruns Brothers & Steimke, r.
2945, 16th
Nordin Nioolaus A., carpenter, r. 5 Hattie
Nordini Arturo, clerk, r. 908 Sansome
Nordling Arthur W., shipping clerk Miller,
Sloss & Scott, r. 437 Bay
" Julius H., carpenter, r. 46 Louisa
Nordlof Peter A., shoemaker, 2903 Pine
Nordlund Charles, seaman, r. 409 Drumm
" H. Gerean Mrs., kindergartner S. F. Pro-
testant Orphan Asylum
" Ludwig B., presser, r. 523. 6th
Nordman Adolph (Standard Optical Co.), r. 407
Powell
" A. N., r 1708Octavia
Nordman Brothers (Joseph, Leon and Isidor),
watchmakers' tools and materials, jew-
elry and clocks, 126 Sutter
" Harry (Standard Optical Co.), r. 248, 2d Av
" Isidor (Nordman Bros), r. 633V2 Haight
" Joseph (Nordman Bros), r. 2505 Clay
" Leon (Nordman Bros), r. 1708 Octavia
" Robert, salesman Standard Optical Co., r.
2505 Clay
Nordstrom Axel, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r.
540 Indiana
" David A., tailor, 105 Stockton, room 56, r.

769 Market
" Gustav, carpenter, r. 27 Wool
" Hermann, carpenter, r. 860 Howard
" Peter G., watchman, r. 540 Indiana
4@=Nordstrom. See Norstrom
Nordt Lizzie, domestic, 1718 Pine

" William, millwright, r. 5 Bridge PI
-e®="Nordt. See Nord

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

and Steam 1 1 n

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Nordwell Oliver W. (O. W. Nordwell & Co.), r.

1405 Taylor
Nordwell 0. W. & Co. (O. W. Nordwell and
Charles H. Rehnstrom), merchant
tailors, 218 Bush
Norgrove George, trunkmaker C. A. Malm &
Co., r. 39 Williamson
" John, manufacturer trunks and valises, 12
Geary, r. 1512 Point Lobos Av
Noriega An tone, gilder Schussler Bros, r. 17
Moss
" Frank, clerk S. P. Co., r. 17 Moss
" John L., clerk Schussler Bi-os., r. 17 Moss
" Joseph A., gilder and plater Shreve & Co.,

r. 11 Frankfort Av
" Lena Miss, clerk The Edwin M. Joy Co., r.

17 Moss
" Manuel, silversmith Shreve & Co., r. 11

Frankfort Av
" Maria, widow, r. 17 Moss
Norin Andrew, merchant tailor, 505 Sutter, r. 10
Diamond
" Mary A., widow, r. 9 White
Normal School, Miss Laura T. Fowler acting
principal, E s Powell bet Sacramento
and Clay
Norman Albert, seaman, r. 260 Brannan
" August, waiter, r. 710 Bush
" Charles, seaman, r. 700 Front
" Edward, painter and decorator, 1663 Mis-
sion, r. 1021, 24th
" Edward Jr., painter Edward Norman, r.

1031, 24th
" Edwin H. (F. G. Norman & Sons), r. 724

Guerrero
" Emil A., painter, r. 1034 Folsom
" F. G. & Sons (Frank G., Fred G. and Ed-
win H.), hardware, 842 Valencia
" Frank G. (F. G. Norman & Sons), r. 734

Guerrero
" Frank H., policeman, r. 3433 Post
" Fred G. (F. G. Norman & Sons), r. 734 Guer-
rero
" Jacques P., clerk freight auditor's dept. S.

P. Co., r. 913 Lott
" James, teamster Wilson Bros. Co., r. 1903
Mission
Norman James F., superintendent Crocker-
Langley San Francisco Directory, 215-
219 Bush
" Lillie Miss, r. 636, 33d
" Oscar W., bartender Gebhardt & Graner,

r. 617 Van Ness Av
" Otto, vegetable man Palace Restaurant,

r. 1019 Market rear
" Robert E., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.,

r. Llvermore, Cal.
" William, bicycles, 326 McAllister
jg@= Norman. See Nermann
Normand Emile H., bookkeeper Raphael Weill
& Co., r. 210 Guttenburg
" Eusene, liquors. 617^4 Valencia
" Lewis E. , cutter Neuhaus & Co. , r. 710 Geary
" Paul, student, r. 617V2 Valencia
" Victor, r. 310 Guttenburg
" Wilbert H., with law dept. S. F. and San
Joaquin Valley Ry. Co., r. 710 Geary
Normandie The, E. & E. Knur proprietors, 336

Eddy
Normandy James, coal passer str Alameda
Nermann Otto, restaurant, wines and liquors,

411 Bush, r. 801 Pine
Normile Thomas, laborer, r. 3016 Folsom
Norrby Karl W., cook, r. 641A Natoma
Norrie Alexander J., marine fireman, r. 18 Free-
Ion

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COAL, COKE and PIG IRON,

Wholesale and Retail.

Norrington Herbert (Norrington & Son), r. 2616

Geary
" Percy W., r. 2616 Geary
" William J., (Norrington & Son), r. 2616

Geary
" William P., finisher O'Brien & Sons, r. 2616

Geary
" & Son (William and Herbert) .blacksmiths

and horseshoers, 2618 Geary
Norris B. F., r. Hotel Pleasanton
" Cecil G., draughtsman J. Gather Newsom,

r. 821 Capp
" Charles, oysters. 45 Washington Market, r.

2WheelockPl
" David R., bookkeeper German American

Ins. Co., r. 7081/i Larkin
■' Edgar, stenographer The Wave, r. 1127

Ellis
" Emilie M. Miss, nurse Hospital for Chil-
dren, 3700 California
Norris Eugene J., assistant superintendent

Sutter St. Ry, r. 1810 Polk
" Eugene W., clerk The Pelton Water Wheel

Co., r. 1810 Polk
" George P., barber Stem & Heller
" H., r. 933 Kearny
" H. Foster, clerk American Tract Society,

r. Berkeley
" H. Jav. superintendent Pacific Rubber

Paint Co., 228-230 Beale, r. 903/2 Guerrero
" James C, clerk U. S. Pension Agency, 101

Sansome, r. Oakland
" J. K., clerk S. P. Co.
" John H., boiler maker, r. 1107 McAllister
" Joseph K., contractor, r. 821 Capp
" Luther G., collector Fisherman's Wharf, r.

Oakland
" M. R. Mrs., widow, r. 824 Valencia
Norris Ttiomas A., manager Henderson Woolen

Mills (Kentucky), 111 Front, r. 2042

Scott
" Thomas L., bookkeeper Henderson Woolen

Mills, r. 2104 Sutter
" Trust, 532 Market, room 44
" William Mrs., widow, r. 927 Bush
" William S., foreman Washburn & Moen

Mfg. Co., r. 425/2 Broadway
Norstrom Lewis, fisherman, r. E s Baker bet

Tonquin and Lewis
" Lewis C, carrier postofBce, r. 2817 Pine
4®"Norstrom. See Nordstrom
North Adriel E., salesman Anglo-American

Crockery and Glassware Co., r. 407

Jones

North American Commercial Co.,

Lloyd Tevis president, D. 0. Mills vice-
president, Ernest A. Cox secretary, 24-
25 MiUs Building, 9tli floor

North American Mercantile Agency (of New
York), Julius Isaacs Pacific Coast
agent, office 14 Sansome

North American Navigation Co., The Johnson-
Locke Mercantile Co., agents, 204 Front
" American Nitre Co., A. W. Poole secre-
tary, 43 Crocker Bldg

North Beach Brewery, Joseph A. Schwarz pro-
prietor, NE cor Powell and Chestnut

NORTH BEACH DRUG STORE,

Daniel W. Wessenberg proprietor, S W
cor Filbert and Montgomery Av, tele-
phone Main 1346

North Beach Free Dispensary, 718 Union
" Beach Hotel, Andreas Ketterer proprietor,
NW cor Bay and Mason

North Beach News, Peter Boulin editor and pro-
prietor, 519 Filbert
" Beach Swimming and Bathing Co., M.
Kelly manager, N s Bay bet Taylor and
Jones
" Belle Isle Mining Co. (Nev.), John W. Pew

secretary, 310 Pine rooms 15-17
" Benjamin, laborer, r. 715 Howard
" Bertha Mrs., r. 1238 Mission
" Bloomfield Gravel Mining Co. (Nevada
Co.), Henry Pichoir secretary, 320 San-
some, room 24
North British and Mercantile Insurance Co.,
(London and Edinburgh), Tom C. Grant
general agent, 212 Pine
North China Insurance Co. (limited) marine of
Shanghai, Macondray & Co. agents, 435-
427 Market
" Commonwealth Mining Co., John W. Pew
secretary, 310 Pine, rooms 15-17
North Cosmopolitan Grammar School, Miss
Margaret McKenzie principal, N s Fil-
bert bet Taylor and Jones
" Ellen Mrs., millineyr, 407 Jones
" Emiline M., widow, r. 2414 Pacific Av
North End Police Station, 1536 Jackson
North End Warehouse, The Morton Draying
and Warehouse Co. proprietors, NE cor
Union and Battery
" George L., vice-president Acme Paint Re-
mover Co., 13 Pine, r. 1324 Sutter
" German Fire Insurance Co. (of Hamburg),
Walter Speyer general agent, 225 San-
some
" German Hotel, Mrs. Regina Rommel pro-
prietor, NE cor 8th and Brannan

North German Lloyd Steamship

Co., New York and Bremen, South-
ampton, Havre, New York to Genoa
and Naples, Italy, and Baltimore to
Bremen, Robert CapeUe general agent,
118 Montgomery

North Gould and Curry Gold and Silver Min-
ing Co. (Nev.), Casper H. Mason secre-
tary, 512 California

North Hart H., attorney at law, 8-10 Mills'
Bldg, 3d floor, r. Oakland

North J. A., 132 California
" John, peddler, r. 10 St. Charles PI

North John G., proprietor Viking Machine
Works, 623 Mission, r. 2236 Pine

North John J., manager Fortin Brick Co., .'J41
Berry, r. 530, 21st
" Occidental Gold and Silver Mining Co., 302
Montgomery, room 6

North Pacific Coast Railroad, J. B. Stetson
president, F. B. Latham secretary, W.
F. Russell general freight agent, E. H.
Shoemaker superintendent, office 14 San-
some

North Pacific Coast Railroad Wharf and
Ferry, foot Clay
" Pacific Fur Co., Herman Kohn proprietor,
32!/2 Geary

Northern Pacific Newspaper Union, American
Type Founders' Co. proprietors, 405-407
Sansome

North Pacific Trading and Packing Co.,
George A. Gott secretary, 330 Pine,
room 15
" Point Dock Warehouse, James V. Lavery
proprietor, SW cor Sansome and Chest-
nut
" Point U. S. Bonded Yard, Edward G. Zeile
proprietor, NW ,cor Sansome and Lom-
bard

North Samuel D., financial secretary Builders'
Exchange, 40 New Montgomery, r. 530,
21st
" San Juan Gold Mining Oo. (Nevada Co.),

H. W. Morris secretary, 143, 1st
" Star Mining Co. (Grass Valley), James D.
Hague president, D. A. Jennings secre-
tary, 401 California, room 14
" William W., clerk delivery dept. Wells
Fargo & Co., r. 1906 Green

Northern Assurance Co., George F. Grant man-
ager, 221 Sansome

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Northern California Railway, F. S. Douty sec-
retary, 4 Montgomery

" Hotel, Dennis McCullough proprietor, 901
Battery

" Pacific Railroad Co., T. K. Stateler gen-
eral agent passenger dept, E. H. For-
ester freight agent, 638 Market

" Railway Co., W. V. Huntington secretary,
4 Montgomery
Northey Thomas F., contractor, r. 1835 Eddy
Northmore Samuel, butcher, SW cor 20th and

Shotwell, r. ,521c Shotwell
Northon Clara J. Miss, nurse, r. 837 Post

" Frederick, card mounter Oscar Foss, r. 125
Turk

" James C, clerk Oscar Foss, r. 125 Turk

" James H., cashier Williams, Dimond & Co.,
r. 1114 Devisadero
Northrop Vernon F., deputy County Clerk, r.

11 Juri
Northrup Charles H., clerk Western Sugar Re-
finery Co., r. 28 Russ

" Edward E., carpenter, r. 612, 21st

" Elizabeth, widow, r. 28 Russ

" Frank T., jeweler Schaezlein & Burridge,
r. 13 Erkson Court

" Henry, wood and coal, 1235 Howard, r. 819
Baker

" Edward, laborer, r. 719 Natoma

" John W., secretary Squaw Lakes Water
and Mining Co., 109 Crocker Bldg, r. 2122
Bush

" Lucy D., widow, r. 1511 Golden Gate Av
Northwestern Life Association (Minneapolis),
F. F. Weed general agent, 505 California

" Lumber Co., A. M. Simpson president,
Samuel Perkins vice-president and
treasurer, E. J. Holt secretary, 48 Mar-

Northwestern Masonic Aid Association (Chi-
cago, 111.), Harrison D. Rowe manager
Pacific Coast .department, J. M. Sabin
Jr. cashier, 132-133 Crocker Bldg

NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL

LIFE INSURANCE CO. (of Milwaukee.
Wis.), Clarence M. Smitli general
agent, George W. Prescott manager
collection department. Jay B. Thomas
cashier, 110-112-114 Phelan Bldg, tele-
phone Main 5161

NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL

INSURANCE CO. (Milwaukee, Wis.),
George W. Turner manager, 412 Mont-
gomery, telephone Main 1666

Nortolsky Isaac, glazier, r. 1010 Montgomery
Norton A. Mrs., employment office, 315 Sutter
" Abraham, assayers' computing clerk U. S.

Mint, r. 2609 Howard
" Annie, widow, r. cor 16th Av South and Q
" Arthur T., clerk, r. 1428 Turk
" August, carpenter, r. 315 Sutter
" Augusta, widow, 1521 Pine
" Bridget Miss, r. 171 Clara
" Charles, carpet measurer A. W. Whelden.

r. 2400 Geary
" Charles, glass beveler, r. 9 Moulton PI
" Charles B., engineer, r. 2400 Geary
" Charles H., carpenter and builder, 409

Kearny, r. 327, 5th Av
Norton Door Check and Spring, Frank D. Mor-

rell agent, 595 Mission, nr 2d
" Edward, carpenter, r. 421 Bay
" Edward, electrician, r. 218 Crescent Av
" Edward A., field agent land dept C. P. RR.

Co., r. 904 Taylor
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 1531a Lombard
" Ellen M., widow, r. 508 Larkin
" E. M., shipping clerk M.Friedman & Co.,r.

2414 Washington
Norton Emery Wheel Co., C. F. Marwedel

agent, 58, 1st
" Emily, lithographer, r. 168 Clementina
" Emma Miss, canmakerD. Ghirardelli Co.,

r. 213% Perry
" Frank, butcher, r. 51 Vz Clara
" Frank, printer, r. 168 Clementina
" Frank, reporter, r. 521a 7th

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

Hair Mattresses

MADE TO ORDER.
S^l-S^-T- IVIARKEX ST.

Norton Frank, with Pac. Vinegar and Pickle
Wks

" Frank B. (Norton, Teller & Roden), r. 715
Cole

" Frank L., salesman The Pope Mfg Co., r.
1966 Page

" Fred B., salesman R. C. Atkins & Sons, r.
142 Hartford

" Frederick A., insurance broker, r. 2414
Washington

" Frederick T.. bookkeeper Langley &
Michaels Co., r. 127, 10th

" George, gardener, r. 227, 2d

" George F., porter, r 1531a Lombard

" George N., reporter Pickens, Fulton & Co.,
r. 2414 Washington

" George P., clerk George H. Tay Co., r.
2414 Washington

" George R., r. 52214, 19th

" Gustave, employment agent, r. 315 Sutter

" Henry M., bookkeeper, r. 508 Larkin

" Honora, domestic, 1737 Pine

" Isaac, cashier U. S. Internal Revenue, r.
2631 Howard

" James, laborer, r. 5 Belcher

" James, marine fireman, r. Ill, 14th

" James, coliceman, r. 102, 20th

" James, teamster, r. 34 Crocker

" James E., shipping clerk C. A. Hooper &
Co., r. 108 Caroline

" James F., driver A. Quade & Co., r. 605
Willow Av

" James F., tinsmith, r. 9 Hartford

" James H., carpenter, r. 1245 Sanchez

" Jane, widow, groceries, 175 Clara

" Jerome, teamster, r. 31 Grand Av

" Jesse C, barber Frederick Staiger, r. 627
Montgomery

'' Jessie Miss, compositor Henry Lick, r.
17131/4 Lexington Av

" John, contractor, r. 514, 15th

" John, driver J. J. Kenny, r. 26th Av nr
Point Lobos Av

" John, paver, r. 245 Clementina

" John, wood and coal, 555 Bryant

" John Jr., teamster, r. 514, 15th

" John F., r. 2431/2 Perry

" John F., salesman Cooper & Co.

" John J., hostler Philip Morshead, r. 645
Geary

" John L., clerk R. G. Dun & Co., r. 1607 Pa-
cific Av

" John W. (Lewis & Co.), r. 2901b Mission

" Joseph A., printer, r. 1713% Stevenson

" Julia A. Mrs., seamstress, r. 168 Clement-
ina

" Julius, clerk, r. 1759 Howard

" Kate, widow, r. 519 Leavenworth

" Kate, domestic The Aldine

" Lee (Hayden & Norton), r. 519 Leaven-
worth

" Lester, r. 120% Geary

" Lilian B. Miss, clerk U. S. Lighthouse In-
spector, r. 1001 Pine

" L. J., secretary Sawyer Tanning Co., 312
Clay, r. Napa, Cal

" Lillie Miss, saleslady, r. 1713% Lexington
Av

" Lott D., civil engineer, r. 2701 Bush

" Louise Miss, milliner, r. 245 Clementina

" Maggie Mrs., groceries, NE cor 13th and
Bernice

" Margaret, boxmaker, r. 213% Perry

" Margaret Mrs., r. 18 Bryant Av

" Margaret Mrs., r. 16 Maria

" Malachi. r. 521a 7th

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Norton Malachi, driver Engine 25, r. 411, 22d
" Malachi, laborer, r. 531 Dolores
" Martin, r. 16 Homer
" Mary, widow, r. 723 Natoma
" Mary Miss, glovemaker, r. 171 Clara
" Mary Miss, upholsterer W. & J. Sloane &

Co., r. 9 Hartford
" Maud H., widow, dressmaker, r. 7 Margaret

Court
" Michael, driver, r. 8 Precita Av
" Michael, gripman Geary St. RR, r. 410 St.

Rose's Av
" Michael, laborer John Greely, r. 326, 8th Av
" MichaelJ., r. 605 Willow Av
" Nelson R., park policeman, r. 118a 11th
" N. S., painter, r. 31 Oak
" Patrick, r. 9 Hartford
" Patrick, r. 25 Bernard
" Patrick, r. 817 Howard
" Patrick, expressman, r. 4-32, 10th
" Patrick, laborer, r. 418 Clementina
" Patrick, teamster, r. 605 Willow Av
" Patrick, teamster J. C. Wilson & Co.. r.

1017 Battery
" Patrick, tinner Russ Bros., r. 723 Natoma
" Patrick H., r. E s Nebraska nr Mariposa
" Peter, marine fireman, r. Ill, 14lh
" Peter W., teamster, r. 108 Caroline
" Robert, laborer, r. 304 Shotwell
" Samuel C. groceries, 618 Geary
" Santatio R., miner, r. 219, 18th
" Sarah S., widow, r. 218 Crescent Av
" S. N., foreman Albert Hansen, r. 56 Corbett

Av
Norton Tanning Co., R. T. Kimball president,

C. L. Field secretary, wool pullers and

tanners. South San Francisco, ofQce 312

Clay
Norton, Teller & Roden (Frank B. Norton.

Philip S. Teller and William H. Roden).

commission merchants, dairy produce

and wholesale provisions. 125-131 Cali-
fornia
" Thomas, driver John Nolan & Sons. r.

131 514 California
" Thomas, fireman, r. 213^4 Perry
" Thomas, teamster, r. 1147% Howard
" Thomas F., r. 1607 Pacific Av
" Thomas J., groceries and liquors, 337, 4th.

r. 167 Silver
" Thomas J., horseshoer E. M. Graney, r. 25

Bernard
" Timothy, expressman, NE cor 16th and

Mission, r. 304 Shotwell
" Walter, expressman, NE cor Post and

Kearny, r. 324 Vicksburg
" William, laborer, r. 25 Bernard
" William H., r. 2125 O'Farrell
" William, cook, r. 3 East
" William, driver George Fritch. r. 3 Warren

PI
" William, teamster Hogan& Co., r. 335% 12th
" William H., r. 2125 O'Farrell
" William J., oiler Presidio and Ferries RR.,

r. 25 Bernard
j^T" Norton. See Naughton and Norden
Norvall Charles E., tinter. r. 428%, 9th
" Edward, butcher, r. 428%, 9th
" M. Mrs., widow, r. 213 Flood Av
" William, trunkmaker C. A. Malm & Co.. r.

428%, 9th
Norway William R., traveling salesman J. A.

Folger & Co., r. 212 Powell
Norwegian - Danish Methodist Episcopal

Churcti, Rev. Carl J. Larsen pastor, E s

ICth bet Howard and Folsom

Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society, (Nor-
wich, Eng.), W. H. Lowden manager.
J. L. Fuller assistant manager, 308 Pine,
Richard s & Henry San Francisco agents,
505 California
Norwood Andrew S., clerk, r. 1107 Van Ness Av
" Tallmadge, r. 1107 Van Ness Av
" Tallmadge Jr., clerk, r. 622a Ellis
" W. H., tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r.

Berkeley
" William, nightwatchman Mills Bldg, r.
Oakland
Nossen Joseph, junk, 3124, 16th
Nostri Charles, bootblack, r. 40 South Park
Notre Dame des Victoires Church, Rev. Emile
Gente, S. M., rector, NsBush bet Grant
Av and Stockton
Nott John T., chief steward strPeru
" Leonard L., driver Adolph Hoppe. r. 1604
Polk
>8®"Nott. See Knott
Nottingham Sarah Mrs., dressmaking, 120%

Shipley
Notz M., cook Golden West Hotel
Nougue Etienne, laundry, 406 Pacific
" Justin, laundry, 532, 6th
" Zacharie, laundryman, r. 2307 Pine
Nougues Cecilia, widow, nurse, r. 212 Turk
" Charles E., attorney at law, 52 Chronicle

Bldg, r. 713 Webster
" Charles J., shipping clerk H. Levi & Co., r.
607 Baker
Nougues Joseph M., attorney at law, 39-44 Nu-
cleus Bldg, r. 412a Devisadero
Nougues Joseph M. Jr., business manager
State Mining Journal, 318 Spreckels
Bldg, 927 Market, r. 412a Devisadero
Nouguier Auguste (Michel & Nouguier), r. 629

Broadway
Nounnan Charles T., clerk Black Diamond Coal
Mining Co., r. 2111 Scott
" James H., bookkeeper printing dept. H. S.

Crocker Co., r. 624% Grove
" Joseph F., contractor, r. 2111 Scott
" Joseph F. Jr., bookkeeper Dunham, Carri-
gan & Hayden Co., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Nourse David W., manager Chicago Paint Co.,
622 Larkin, r. 620 Larkin
" Stephen H., cashier Dewey & Co., r. Oak-
land
" Willard J., salesman Bancroft- Whitney Co
Novak Charles, jeweler and diamond setter, 318

Kearny, r. 1612 Folsom
Novella Bertolameo, carpenter, r. 1518 Howard
Novelty Hardware Co., agents' supplies, 823
Market
" Machine Works, George H. Mixer presi-
dent, Louis T. Brower secretary, 119
Main
Novesio Charles, miner, r. 861 Market
Novinsky Charles B., salesman, r. 427, 6th
" Isaac, merchant, r. 427, 6th
" Joseph, merchant, r. 427, 6th
Novitzky John, tailor, r. 20 Bernard
" Joseph, dental student J. J. Giusti, r. 20
Bernard
Nowak Joseph, carpenter, r. 17c Laskie

" Kazimier, tailor, 1819 Union
Nowasci Paul, machinist Union I. Wks, r. 119,

5th
Nowell Alvah H., driver Nelson J. Rogers, r.
215 Langton
" Annie G., domestic, 2118 Pine
" S. Mrs., widow, r. 215 Langton
jeS^Nowell. See Noel

Nowlan Alfred E., watchmaker Neil O'Neill, r.
316 Waller
" Daniel, stonecutter, r. 544, 18th
" John M., butcher, 497 Haight, r. 316 Waller
" Mary A., widow, r. 316 Waller
" Thomas P., butcher John M. Nolan, r. 316

Waller
" William, solicitor, r. 316 Waller
" William P., laborer S. F. Candle Co., r.
&44, 18th
Nowland James A., attorney at law, r. 2293
Sacramento
" William D., salesman Heywood Bros. &
Co.. r. San Mateo

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Nowlin Tliomas W. (Nowlin & Fassett), r. 210

Fillmore
Nowlin & Fassett (Thomas W. Nowlin and
Julius F. Fassett), attorneys at law,
33() Montgomery, rooms 23-24
Noyes Alvin H., electrician Mutual Electric

Light Co., r. Alameda
Noyes Bartholomew, attorney at law, 14 Mills
Bldg, 9th floor, telephone Main 5963, r.
2023 Summit, Oakland
" C. Edward, packer Hill Bros., r. 915 Green-
wich
" Charles A., r. 3624, 16th
" Charles S., bookkeeper Bernhard Mattress

Co., r. 15 Noe
" Eben S., r. Commercial Hotel
" Florence Miss, private kindergarten, 2&49
Mission
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cut Mutual Life Insurance Co., 30-31
Mills Bldg, 3d floor, telephone Main 786,
r. Oakland
" J. M. Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 2849 Mission
" Richard B., r. 217 Francisco
" William D., upholsterer, r. 17 Liberty
" William P., master mariner, r. 915 Green-
wich
Noziglia Paul, cook, r. 1331 Natoma rear
Nuber Marcus, molder Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg
Wks, r. Broderick bet Jefferson and Ton-
quin
" William, molder Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg
Wks, r. Broderick bet Jefferson and Ton-
quin
Nucleus Building, SE cor Market and 3d
Nudelman Isidore, salesman Samuel Dorman,

r. 702 Mission
Nuener Louis, poultry raiser, r. Athens nr

France Av
Nuevo Pharmacy, John Wallace De Witt pro-
prietor, SW cor Solano and Kentucky
Nugent Dennis F., pastor St. Rose's Church, r.
526 Brannan
" Edward, longshoreman, r. 149 Dore
" James, laborer, r. UWA Tennessee
" John, laborer, r. 2725 Bryant
" John, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 1110!^

Tennessee
" John, liquors, 106 Steuart
" John F., bookkeeper Cartan, McCarthy &

Co.,r. 426a Geary
" John F., carpenter, r. 1110% Tennessee
" John F. Rev., rector St. Brendan's Church,

r. 320 Harrison
" Kate, widow, r. 27 Boyce
" Michael, laborer, 'r. 5 Church Lane
" Patrick N., blacksmith H. Hinrichs & Co.,

r. 217 Golden Gate Av
" Peter J., helper, r. UWA Tennessee
" Richard, carriage and wagon maker, 346

McAllister, r. 320 McAllister
" Robert, bookkeeper R. C. Mattingly, r. 43,

6th
" Robert, ship carpenter, r. 42854, 5th
" Robert Mrs., cashier David P. Schertz, r.

38 Crocker
" Robinson, clerk, r. 43, 6th
Nuhn Joseph, extraman Trunk 2, r. 627 Broad-
way
" Peter, coalpasser str Alameda
Nuhrenberg Charles, groceries and liquors,
2000 Union
" Martin, pantryman, r. 724 Mission
" Martin J., clerk G. W. Josselyn & Co., r.

2000 Union
" William A., glovecutter Fred H. Busby, r.
2000 Union
NuUmeyer George, clerk' Henry Schultze, r. SE

cor Turk and Polk
Nulty Christopher, clerk Levi Strauss &Co., r.
229, 17th
" JamesA.,r. 229, 17th
" Mary, widow, r. 229, 17th
" William, r. 229, 17th
Nunan Aloysius, carpet layer, r. 821, 20th
" Daniel F., salesman Legallet-Hellwig

Tanning Co., r. 916 Powell
" Eugene E., driver, r. 831, 20th

W. W. MONTfiGUE & GO.

Suction and F="orce.,

FOR HAND, WINDMILL and POWER, .

ALL SIZES.

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Nunan Frank, bookkeeper Hibernia Brewery, r.
422 Oak
" Frank J., teamster, r. 1118 Howard
" James L., shirt manufacturer, r. 1029, 18th
" John (Nunan & Gordon), r. 2406/2 Folsom
" John J., marble cutter, r. 630 Jessie
" Kate T. Miss, teacher Potrero Primary

School, r. 821, 20th
" Louis, butcher William Kratz, r. 2436 Mis-
sion
■' Louis F., carrier postofflce, r. 821, 20th
Nunan Matthew, proprietor Hibernia Brewery,
1125-1129 Howard, r. 432 Oak
" Matthew C, statement taker S. F. Gas

Light Co., r. Oakland
" Michael, r. Precita Av nr Treat Av
" Robert E., carpet layer, r. 821, 20th
" Robert G., cl^rk George W. Kelley, r. 13:32,

Hayes
" Thomas, r. 831,20th

" Thomas, longshoreman, r. 1327 Sansome
" Thomas E., reporter Call, r. Alameda

Timothy, carpenter, r. 916 Powell
" Timothy A., whitener U. S. Mint, r. 1332

Hayes
" & Gordon (John Nunan and Patrick H. Gor-
don), plumbing and gasfltting, 905 Mis-
sion
^8®=- Nunan. See Noonan, Noonen and Nounnan
Nunes Emanuel R., barber, r. 716 Montgom-
ery
'• Luiz A., clothing, 115 Jackson, r. Ill Jack-
son
" Manuel, salesman W. H. Harris & Co., r. 10

Yerba Buena
" Manuel P., barber, r. 208, 7th
Nunez Rose, domestic, 2017 Devisadero
Nunn Frederick B., private detective, r, 428!4,
5th
'■ L., stableman Sutter St. Ry., r. 1281/2 Fern
Av
Nunning G. H., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 706a

Army
Nunziato L. & Son (Louis and Salvador), pro-
prietors Vesuvio Paste Co., 415 Broad-
way
" Louis (L. Nunziato & Son), r. 415 Broad-
way
" Salvador (L. Nunziato & Son), r. 415 Broad-
way
Nurnberg Charles, baker, r. 772 Mission

" Herbert, baker, r. 772 Mission
Nursery for Homeless Children, 570 Harrison
Nurses Agency Trained (male and female),
F. E. Goodban proprietor, 1117 Van Ness
Av, telephone East 579
Nusbaum Adolph, physician, 989 Howard
" Albert, laborer Empire Malt House
" F.,r. 330, 3d
" Francis J., car cleaner Market St. Ry.,r.

935 Natoma
" Frederick, salesman D. E. Allison Co., r.
r. 4141/2, 3d Av
iB®= Nusbaum. See Nussbaum
Nussa Anna, widow, r. 19 John
" Frederick, japanner, r. 19 John
" William, car repairer Sutter St. Ry., r. 19
John
Nussbaum Aaron, tailor, r. 603 Taylor
" Irving A., salesman Charles Michalitschke,
r. 603 Taylor
4®="Nussbaum. See Nusbaum
Nussbaumer Albert, cigars, r. 13 William
Nusscheler Benedict, gardener, r. 316 Langton
Nusslein John (Santelmann & Nusslein), r. 125
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Nute Benjamin, r. 824 Laguna
" James, plumber, r. 210 Casselli Av
" John, car repairer, r. 210 Casselli At
" John Jr., stenographer Pairpoint Mfg. Co.,
r. 210 Caselli Av
Nutjen Robert, ship painter Callahan & Bunde-

sen
Nutsen Charles A., master mariner, r. 614 Hayes
Nultall Emilia Miss, r. 425 O'Farrell
" Frederick H., engineer, r. 615 Locust Av
" John R. K., office 411 California, r. 1819
Jackson
Nutter Allard A., laborer Somers & Co., r. 161,
9th
" Charles M., salesman Scott & McCord, r.

161, 9th
" Edward H., electrician, r. 161, 9th
" Hannah W., widow, r. 161. 9th
" Hubbard N., miller Del Monte Milling Co.,

r. 414 Brannan
" Theodore V. W., teamster Scott & McCord,
r. 161, 9th
Nutting Almon R., janitor Mission Opera
House, r. 224 Capp
" Calvin, traveling salesman, r. 1521 Golden

Gate Av
" Clarence S., r. 1220 Pacific
" Edward C, stonecutter, r. 2128 O'Farrell
'• George C, bookkeeper, r. 1521 Golden Gate

Av
" George H., gripman, r. 706a Army
" John F., stone contractor. NE cor Ellis

and Broderick, r. 2128 O'Farrell
" Joseph E., contractor, r. 923 Powell
" May Miss, cashier, r. 1521 Golden Gate Av
" S. E. & Co. (Stephen E. Nutting and Erwin
G. Rodolph), butchers, 1-2 California
Market
" Stephen E. (S. E. Nutting & Co.), r. 2128
O'Farrell
Nuttman Edward L., purser str Walla Walla,

r. 2913 Bush
Nutz Emel C, expressman, r. 412 Day
Ny Charles R., machinist California' Saw Wks,
r. Corte Madera, Marin Co.
" Julie Miss, dressmaking, 99-100 St. Ann's

Bldg, r. Berkeley
" Julius, machinist Hermann Safe Co., r.

Berkeley
" Paul, electrotyper Schmidt Label & Lith.
Co., r. Berkeley
^S^-Ny. See Nye
Nybye Julius O., coSee saloon, 325 Bush, r. 608a

Haight
Nyden John, night watchman P. M. SS. Co.'s

Wharf
Nye Albert F., clerk P. M. SS. Co.'s Wharf, r.
1049a Market
" Alexander E. J., salesman J. H. Stein &

Co., r. 728 Bush
" Charles W., carpenter, r. 7 Redwood Court
" Dwight B. (Marshall & Nye), r. 1635 Polk
" Frederick D., upholsterer George Walcolm,

r. 1635 Polk
" Harry E., plate printer George M. Wood &

Co., r. 7 Redwood Court
" John, watchmaker R. G. Wenzel
" Joseph M. Jr., salesman J. J. O'Brien &

Co., r. 728 Bush
" John W., real estate and secretary Home-
stead Union, 314 Montgomery, room 1, r.
823 Mission
" Louis, lumberman, r. 107 Bennington
" Louis C, tallyman, r. Bennington nr Cort-
land Av
" Margaret Mrs., dressmaking. 72S Bush

Nye Mark M., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r.
Berkeley
" Thomas F., theatrical manager, r. 728 Bush
" William B., assistant weigher U. S. Cus-
toms, r. 1635 Polk
Nygard Alfred G., cabinetmaker, r. 1822a How-
ard
" C, machinist Pac. Roll. Mills
" Christian, peddler, r. 17 Ritch
" Ole, engineer, r. NW cor 18th and Iowa,
Potrero
Nygren Alfred, tailor, r. 611 Pine

" Emil, cook C. G. Larsen, r. 415 Powell
Nyhan David, bill poster Siebe & Green, r. 40
Norfolk
" James, laborer, r. 21 Zoe
" James J., policeman, r. 427^/2 Clementina
" Timothy J., stevedore, r. 42734 Clementina
4S=-Nyhan. See Nyhen

Nyhaus Herman, laborer Western Sugar Re-
finery, r. 1079% Tennessee
" Nicholas J., laborer Western Sugar Re-
finery, r. 607 Mariposa
Nyhen Jeremiah, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r,
8 Alabama
" Maggie, widow, r. 8 Alabama
Nylan William M., butcher, r. 10th Av South nr

Railroad Av
4®="Nylan. See Nylen and Nylin
Nyland Joseph S.. foreman Herbert & Vogel, r.
440 Duncan
" Matthew, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
17 Dame
«®-Nyland. See Nieland and Niland
Nylander Esias E., collector postofQce, r. 1551»4
Mission
" Gustav A., painter, r. 167 Moultrie
" Joseph P.. painter, r. 1002 McAllister
Nylen Leonard, tailor, r. 2 Delta PI
Nylin Andrew P., blacksmith, 9 Richland Av
Nylind N., carpenter, r. 22 Sacramento
Nyman Andrew, seaman, r. Powhattan nr Brad-
ford
" August, seaman, r. 327 Beale
" Gustave, janitor Miller, Sloss & Scott, r.

238^4 Ritch
" Mary, widow, r. 36 Madison Av
Nystrom Charles, carpenter, r. 5934 Clipper
" Charles, driver Morgan Oyster Co., r. 22181^

Mission
" Frederick, bartender G. Gulbranson, r.
9111/2 Kearny

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O'Beiine Arthur, butcher, r. 180 Clara
O'Boyle John, teamster, r. 51514 Castro
O'Brien Agnes Miss, dressmaker, r. 232 Perry
" Albert, draughtsman Thomas J. Welsh, r.

1608 Polk
" Alexander, brass finisher, r. 1311 Broadway
" Alexander A., blacksmith Fulton Eng. &

Ship Bldg. Wks, r. 3019 Laguna
" Alice Mrs., r. 447 Elizabeth
" Ann, widow, r. 17 Rincon PI
" Ann, widow, r. 35 Powell Av
" Anna M. Mrs., r. 363 Jessie
" Anna T. Miss, teacher Peabody Primary

School, r. 32114 Clementina
" Annie M., widow, r. 1425 Washington
" Anthony, laborer, r. 440 Elizabeth
O'Brien A. P., M. D., city physician, office 1403

California cor Hyde, hours 1 to 3 and 7 to

9 p. m., telephone East 550, r. 1217 Bush,

telephone Sutter 1161
" Arthur J., policeman, r. 1816 Howard
" Augusta, widow, r. 335 Clementina
" Augustine I., plumbing, 1768 Ellis, r. 1760

Ellis
" Austin, liquors, 33 Pacific, r. 18 Elsie
" B., coal passer str Mexico
" Bridget, widow, r. 13 Collins
" Bridget, widow, r. 218 Steiner
" Bridget, domestic, 241 Castro
O'Brien Building, 309-317 Market
" Catherine, widow, r. 17 Harrison Av
" Catherine, widow, r. 120 Shipley
" Catherine, widow, r. 314 .

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O'Brien Catherine, widow, r. 1117 Vallejo
" Catherine, widow, r. 1609 Oak
" Catherine, groceries and liquors, 15 Elsie
" Charles, cooli, r. 403 Broadway
" Charles, expressman, r. 1030 Alabama
" Charles, laborer, r. Cable House
" Charles, shoe fitter, r. 123 Page
" Charles J., clerk, r. 323 Castro
" Charles J., 2d officer str City of Puebla, r.

1817c Howard
" Charles M., watchman, r. 335 Clementina
" Charles S., musician, r. 825 Kearny
" CharlesW., carrier postofflce, r. 2014 Taylor
" Clara Miss, stenographer, r. 232 Perry
" Cornelius, butcher Peter Tautphaus,r. 326

Austin Av
" Cornelius, expressman, r. 805 San Jose Av
" Daniel, baker, r. 32 Harriet
" Daniel, fireman, r. 41 Pacific
" Daniel, fireman, r. 433 Clementina
" Daniel, laborer, r. 9 De Boom
" Daniel, laborer, r. 15I8/2, 24th
" Daniel, sawyer, r. 14 Ringold
" Daniel, teamster, r. 820, 15th Av South
" Daniel F., theatrical manager, r. QKYi

Grove
" Daniel J., shoe finisher J. C. Nolan & Co.,

r. 136, 29th
" Daniel S., law student W. H. Chapman, r.

14 Ringold
" Daniel T., musician, r. 417, 27th
" Darby, longshoreman, r. 105 Clark
" David, r. 810 Taylor
" David, laborer, r. 735 Clementina
" David, porter Western Sugar Refining Co..

r. 1332 Natoma
" David P., shoemaker, r. 735 Clementina
" Delia, domestic, 718 Waller
" Denis, expressman, SW cor California and

Front, r. 1332 Natoma
" Denis, laborer, r. 2211 Mason
" Dennis, laborer, r. 110 South Broderick
" Dennis, painter, r. 81 Natoma
" Dennis, vaquero Kahn & Levy, r. 31 High-
land Av
" Dennis J., electrical engineer, r. 616%

Grove
" Dennis T., clerk Joseph S. Marshall, r. 301

Grove
" Edward, r. 17lB Clara
" Edward, longshoreman, r. 717 Howard
" Edward, musician, r. Kansas nr 22d, Po-

trero
" Edward, painter, r. 863i^ Market
" Edward, teamster, r. 6 Regli PI
" Edward C, dry goods and notions, 234 Noe,

r. 932, 15th
" Edward H., salesman Castle Bros., r. 1016,

17 th
" Edward J., salesman Raphael Weill & Co.,

r. 822 Ellis
" Edward J., shipping clerk Wetmore-Bowen

Co., r. 1030 Clay
" Edward J. , upholsterer Graham Decorative

" Edward M., plumber, r. 658 Willow Av

" Eleanor Mrs., r. 214 Carl

" Eliza, widow, r. 30 Vandewater

" Eliza, widow, r. 444 Brannan

" Eli2a, widow, r. 1030 Clay

" Elizabeth Miss, spooler Golden Gate

Woolen Mills

" Ella M. Mrs., r. 1016, 17th

" Ellen, widow, r.' 113 Perry

" Ellen, widow, r. 728 Natoma

" Ellen Miss, r. 1205 Sutter

" Ellen, domestic, 720 Sutter

" Emma Mrs., tailoress, r. 969A Howard

" Emmett M., bookkeeper Pac. Gas Imp. Co.

r. 1205 Sutter

" Eugene, r. Kansas nr 22d, Potrero

" Euphrasie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 821 Larkin

" Francis T., glass worker, r. 1030 Clay

" Frank, r. 425, 3d

" Frank, clerk Jos. Fredericks & Co.

" Frank, hackman United Carriage Co., r.

932, 15th

" Frank, painter Joseph Budde, r. 39 Minna

" Frank, shoecutter, r. 123 Page

O'Brien Frank E. (Daly & O'Brien), r. 1351/2,

14th
" Frank J., boilermaker Eureka Boiler Wks,

r. 26 Caroline
" Frank M., clerk, r. 1425 Washington
" Fremont M., r. 2014 Taylor
" George, plumber, r. 8 San Antonio
" George, stenographer, r. Capitol nr Saga-
more
" George, waiter str Walla Walla
" George S., porter S. F. News Co., r. 624

Post
" George W., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.

Berkeley
" Gerald I., bookkeeper J. J. O'Brien & Co.,

r. 1358 Post
" Henry, clerk, r. 891 Larkin
" Henry, 2d officer str Columbia
" Hannah, widow, r. 33 Powell Av
" Harry D., elevator man Hotel St. Nicholas
" Hattie A., widow, r. 1113 Stevenson
" Henry, furniture, 1631 Polk, r. 1633 Polk
" Ira G., clerk S, F. Plating Wks, r. 802 Ful-
ton
" Irene Miss, seamstress, r. 818 Octavia
" J., attendant U. S. Quarantine Station,

Angel Island
" James (James O'Brien & Son), r. 840 Capp
" James (J. J. O'Brien & Co.), r. 1320 Geary
" James, butcher Miller & Lux, r. 8th Av

South bet M and N
" James, clerk, r. 822 Ellis
" James, clerk Washington Hotel
;, coal passer str San Jose
1, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1819

Lombard
" James, hostler Quiros Soda Water Co., r.

555 Polk
" James, laborer, r. 346, 4th
" James, paper carrier, r. 22 Madison Av
" James, plumber, r. 1038 York
" James, seaman, r. 219 Langton
" James, teamster, r. 168 Clementina
" James & Son (James and William J.),

liquors, 5 Leidesdorff
" James C, currier South S. F. Tannery, r.

822, 15th Av South
" James F., bookkeeper Vincent Kingwell, r.

220, 5th
" James H., driver LaGrande Laundry, r.

114A 14 th
O'Brien James H., street contractor, offices 238

Montgomery and 312 9th, telephone

South 365, r. 312, 9th
" James I., with Pacific Undertakers, r.

Capitol nr Sagamore
" James J., builder and contractor, 40 New

Montgomery, r. 1524 Golden Gate Av
" James J., carriage painter Gowan, Gor-
man & Co., r. 134 Page
" James J., clerk C. Curtin, r. 905 Market
" James K., plumber, r. 802 Fulton
" James L., porter, r. 21 Elliot Park
" James P., plumber, r. 1216 Green
" James W., foreman Selby Smelting &

Lead Co., r. 1110 Eddy
" Jane, widow, r. 614?£ Minna
" Jay C, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 219

Polk
" J. Charles, glass stainer Thomas C. But-

terworth, r. 1825 Howard
" Jeremiah, r. 8 San Antonio
" Jeremiah, laborer, r. 221, 8th rear
" Jeremiah, laborer, r. 1109 York
" Jeremiah, laborer, r. 1718, 25th
" Jeremiah, teamster M. & O. Maguire

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O'Brien Jeremiah J., conductor Market St. Ry,
r. 3 Tremont Av
" Jeremiah T., builder, r. 802 Fulton
" Jerome H. (O'Brien & Sons), r. 719 Frank-
lin
O'Brien J. J. & Co. (John J. and James
O'Brien), importers and dealers domes-
tic and foreign dry goods, NE cor Mar-
ket and Jones
" John, r. 12614 Noe
" John, r. 624 Post
" John, blacksmith, r. 261 Clara
" John, boilermaker Eureka Boiler Wks
" John, butcher, 313, 26th
" John, butcher Leon D. Stone & Co., r. 326

Austin Av
" John, car repairer Market St. Ry
" John, clerk D. N. & E. Walter & Co., r. 40

Minna
" John, clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 632i/^

Natoma
" John, deckhand str Modoc
" John, distributor LaGrand Laundry, r. 21.

9th
" John, doorkeeper Occidental Hotel
" John, driver Pac. Carriage Co., r. 1045 Mar-
ket
" John, fitter United Boot and Shoe Co., r. 88

Clipper
" John, hair worker, r. 26 Erie
" John, helper Edison Light and Power Co.,

r. 103 Natoma
" John, helper Forderer Cornice Wks, r. 17

Morris Av
" John, helper Selby Smelting and Lead Co.,

r. 1811 O'Farrell
" John, laborer, r. 480 Jessie
" John, laborer, r. 708 Howard
" John, laborer, r. 1013 Natoma
" John, laborer, r. 3310 Mission
" John, longshoreman, r. 128 Erie
■' John, maltster Hibernia Brewery, r. 728

Natoma
" John, miner, r. 668 Clementina
" John, painter, r. 94 Precita
" John, sailmaker William Davis, r. 516 Davis
" John, seaman, r. 131 Hickory Av
" John, shoemaker, r. 710 Natoma
" John, spice maker, r. Harrison nr Precita

Av
" John, wire mattresss maker John Hoey, r.

27 Sumner
" John A., tanner, r. 839, 13th Av South
" John C, master mariner, r. 1817c Howard
" John C, ship carpenter, r. 516 Duncan
" John C, shipping agent, 820 Battery
" John D., salesman Roth & Co., r. 81 Ever-
ett
" JohnD., superintendent United Boot and

Shoe Co., r. San Mateo
" John E., deputy Coroner, r. 1811 O'Farrell
" John E., teamster, r. 210a Capp
" John E., with Merten & Co., r. 9 Gunnison

Av
" John F., carpenter, r. 14 Bryant Av
" John F., policeman, r. 408 Dolores
O'Brien Jolin F., proprietor New Louvre, 8-14
O'Farrell, r. 225 Pierce
" John H., groceries and liquors, NE cor 19th

and Shotwell
" John H., medical student, r. 618^4 Filbert
" John H. Jr., clerk, r. NE cor 19th and Shot-
well
" John J.,r. 1309 Vallejo
" John J. (J. J. O'Brien & Co), r. 1358 Post
" John J. (O'Brien & Sons), r. 713 Cole

O'Brien John J., boilermaker Risdon I. & L-

Wks,'r. 1151 Folsom
" John J., brass finisher J. Roylance Brass

Wks, r. 22 Madison Av
" John J., butcher John Wagner & Sons, r.

7th Av South bet L and M
" John J., carpenter and builder, r. 611%

Broderick
" John J., carrier postofflce, r. 23 Hunt
" John J., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 129,

22d
" John J., machinist Joseph Budde, r. 39

Minna
" John J., porter Braunschweiger & Co., r.

401, 5th
" John J., rigger, r. 292 Union
" John J., salesman Joseph Poheim, r. 123

Page
O'Brien John J., secretary .<Etna Mineral

Water Co., 108 Drumm. r. Berkeley
" John J., tailor, r. 1030 Clay
" John J., teamster, r. 5 Treat Av
" John J., teamster, r. 1611 Lexington Av
" John J., yard manager Simpson Lumber

Co., r. 421 Lyon
" John J. K., r. 8 San Antonio
" John K., blacksmith, r. 1913 Harrison
" John L., seaman, r. 22 Sacramento
" John M.. longshoreman, r. 4 Crook
O'Brien John P., attorney at law, 34-35 Mills

Bldg, 4th floor, r. 158 Golden Gate Av
" John P., boat builder, r. 171b Clara
" John R., heel burnisher United Boot and

Shoe Co., r. 14, 26th
" John T., horseman Engine 2, r. 616i/4 Grove
" John T., telegraph operator A. J. Wheelock

&Co., r. 1913 Harrison
" John v., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 7 Mint

Av
" Joseph, r. 7.54 Mission
" Joseph, bellboy Hotel St. Nicholas
" Joseph, cash receiver O'Connor, Moffatt &

Co., r. 614% Minna
" Joseph, clerk, r. 1117 Vallejo
" Joseph, machine operator Cahn, Nickels-
burg & Co., r. 1827 Market
" Joseph, ropemaker, r. Harrison nr Precita

Av
" Joseph, seaman, r. 2833 Geary
" Joseph, shoemak r, r. Croce nr Mission
" Joseph Jr., cigarmaker, r. Croce nr Mission
" Joseph A., laborer, r. 537 Sacramento
" Joseph H., clerk,W. R. Grace & Co.. r. 225

Pierce
" Joseph H., machinist Charles M. Depew

Planing Mill, r. SE cor 1st Av and Mc-
Allister
" Joseph H., teamster, r. 2OV2 Hawthorne
" Joseph J., laborer, r. 530%, 3d
" Joseph J., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.

1358 Post
" Joseph M. (O'Brien & Sons), r. 1021 Van

Ness
" Joseph M., compositor, r. 7 Mint Av
" Joseph M., millhand C. A. Hooper & Co., r.

114 Eugenia
" Joseph T., traveling salesman r. 1811

O'Farrell
" J. T., r. 819 California
" Julia Miss, liquors, 1110 Battery
" Julia Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan

Grammar School, r. 1137 Geary
" Julia, domestic, 2929 Clay
" Julia A. Miss, saleslady, r. 18% Oak
" Julia S. Mrs., r. 6 Walter
" Kate, widow, r. 1117 Vallejo
" Kate Miss, cloaks and suits, 1034 Folsom
" Kate Miss, teacher Horace Mann Gram-
mar School, r. 319 Oak
" Kate C. Miss, teacher Redding Primary

School, r. 1799 Broderick
" Kate I., widow, r. 1811 O'Farrell
" Katherine, r. 1217 Laguna
" Kittie Miss, stenographer, r. 26 Erie
" Lizzie, cook, 553 Harrison
" Lizzie M. Miss, dressmaking, 14 McAl-
lister
" Louis, r. 205 Turk
" Luke B. (Gavan & O'Brien), r. 17 Rincon PI

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O'Brien M., can maker D. Ghirardelli Co., r. 433

Clementina
" M., fireman str City of Puebla
" M. Mrs., widow, r. 1633 Bush
" Magsie Miss, bookbinder, r. 190 Shipley
O'Brien M. Ambrose, broker, 309 Clay, r. 413

Franklin
" Mamie Miss, glovemaker, r. 1036 Army
" Mamie Miss, saleslady, r. 26 Erie
" Mamie A. Miss, saleslady George A. Moss,

r. 102, 7th Av
" Margaret, widow, r. 33 Norfolk
" Margaret, widow, r. 326 Austin Av
" Margaret, widow, liquors, 17 Chesley
" Margaret Miss. r. 3821 Washington
" Margaret Miss, millinery. 503 Hayes
" Margaret Miss, tailoress Benjamin Schlan-

ker, r. 17lB Clara
" Margaret Miss, teacher Sherman Primary

School, r. 319 Oak
" Margaret, domestic, 712 Ashbury
" Martin, paper carrier, r. SE cor 1st Avand

McAllister
" Martin F., with Butler & Haldan, r. SE cor

1st Av and McAllister
" Martin J. , laborer, r. 36 Ford
" Mary, widow, r. 5 Lundy Lane
" Mary, widow, r. 39 Minna
" Mary, widow, r. 243 Fell
" Mary, widow, r. 335, 19th
" Mary, widow, r. 402 Montgomery, room 2?
" Mary, widow, r. 433 Clementina
" Mary, widow, r. 502 Post
" Mary Miss, r. 1423 Pine
" Mary Miss, r. 3021 Pine
" Mary Miss, lace worker, r. 233, 3d
" Mary Miss, seamstress, r. 18 William
" Mary, Mrs., r. 865 Mission
" Mary, domestic, 426P Devisadero
" Mary, domestic, 1236 O'Farrell
" Mary A., widow, r. 2726 Greenwich
" Mary E., widow, r. 323 Castro
" Mary J., widow, r. 26 Hunt
" Matthew, carpenter, r. 1036 Army
" Matthew, clerk Spring Valley W. W., r. 1433

Steiner
" Matthew, draughtsman, r. 20314 Guerrero
" Matthew, gasfitter, r. 114 Morris Av
" Matthew, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., cor

Humboldt and Vermont
" Matthew S., bottler Cal. Bottling Co., r. 822

Ellis
" Maurice (Nagle & O'Brien), r. 515 Howard
" Maurice J., bookbinder R. I. Whelan & Co.,

r. 1117 Vallejo
" Maurice J., hoseman Engine 31, r. 1214

Picific
" Michael, r. 23 Hunt
" Michael, r. 6321,^ Natoma
" Michael, r. 710 Natoma
" Michael, r. 907, 15th

" Michael, cigar maker, r. 820, 15th Av South
" Michael, expressman, r. 6 Everett rear
" Michael, hoseman Engine 1, r. 1 Silver Star

PI
" Michael, laborer, r. 1216 Green
" Michael, millhand, r. Eugenia Av nr Cali-
fornia Av

O'BRIEN MICHAEL,

mill machinery and proprietor San

Francisco Mill Furnishing Depot, 509-

513 Mission, r. 1731 Sutter
O'Brien Michael, plumber, r. 31 Highland Av
" Michael, teamster, r. 1920 Ellis
" Michael H., r. 1131 Broadway
" Michael J., laborer, r. 15b De Boom
" Michael L., plumber. 426 Geary, r. 1038

York
" Michael L. G., attorney at law, r. 24 Fell
" M. J. Miss, school teacher, r. 1709 Broderick
" Mollie Miss, r. II23/2 Alabama
" Morgan, expressman, foot Market, r. 6

Everett
" Morgan Mrs., dressmaker, r. 321 Bartlett
" Morgan J., machine operator United Boot

and Shoe Co., r. 321 Bartlett
" Nellie Miss, r. 16131/2 Geary
" Nellie Miss, copyist, r. 26 Erie

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
CORRUGATED IRON,

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for Roofing and Siding.

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O'Brien Nellie Miss, dressmaker, r. 21 Elliot

Park
" Nellie Miss, finisher Golden Gate Woolen

Mills
" Nora Miss, teacher Emerson Primary

School, r. 1425 Washington
" Nora, domestic, 922 Page
" Oliver, foreman Simpson Lumber Co., r.

Colma, Cal.
" Patrick, r. 8 San Antonio
" Patrick, r. 12 V2 Bluxome
" Patrick, r. 17 Rincon PI
" Patrick, r. 735 Clementina
" Patrick, r. 2806 Harrison
" Patrick, calker, r. 1112 Alabama
" Patrick, engineer National Brewing Co., r.

911 Buchanan
" Patrick, gardener St. Mary's Hospital
" Patrick, helper Jackson Brewing Co., r.

1026 Minna
" Patrick, laborer, r. 4 Norton PI
" Patrick, laborer, r. 81 Everett
" Patrick, laborer, r. 619 Ellis rear
" Patrick, laborer, r. 1443 Harrison
" Patrick, laborer, r. 3309 Fillmore
" Patrick, laborer Market St. Ry, r. 103 Na-
toma
" Patrick, seaman, r. 15 Federal
" Patrick, shipwright, r. 920 Natoma
" Patrick A., plumber, r. 658 Willow Av
" Patrick J. (O'Brien & Sons), r. 719 Franklin
" Patrick J., finisher Norton Tanning Co., r.

16th Av South bet P and Q
" Patrick J., hostler, r. 115V4 Shipley
" Patrick J., policeman, r. 1611 Green
" Patrick J., shoemaker, r. 236 Noe
• ■ Patrick R. (P. R. O'Brien & Son), r. 1353

Folsom
" Patrick T., teamster, r. 1920 Ellis
" Paul J., collector, r. 1016, 17th
" Percy H. (Moore & O'Brien), r. Belvedere
" Peter, expressman, r. 401, 5th
" Peter, liquors and boarding, 113 Vallejo
" Peter Jr., teamster Standard Soap Co., r.

401, 5th
" Philip, fireman National Brewing Co., r.

624 Fulton
" Philip J., machinist The Rix Compressed

Air Machinery Co., r. 1332 Natoma
" Philip T., builder, r. 802 Fulton
" Philip T., stenographer, r. SE cor 1st Av

and McAllister
" P. R. & Son (Patrick R. and William T.),

plumbers, 1357 Folsom
" Richard, clerk, r. 425 Fulton
" Richard, clerk Tax Collector's Office, r.

,559 Minna
" Richard E., r. 8 San Antonio
" Richard J. Jr., plumber, r. 6 Hunt
., Simon, laborer, r. Alabama nr Rutledge Av
" Smith, architect, 126 Kearny, room 57, r.

404 Ellis
" Stephen H., r. 8 San Antonio
" Terrence, cook Alms House
" Terrence, painter, r. NE cor Vermont and

Humboldt
" Terrence, wood and coal, 715 Harrison, r, 17

Rincon PI
«' Terrence Jr., painter, r. NE cor Vermont

and Humboldt
" Thomas, r. 24 Linden Av
" Thomas, r. 104 Natoma
" Thomas, baker, r. 1361 Folsom
" Thomas, blacksmith, r. Kansas nr 22d, Po-

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" Thomas, butcher, r. SVA Clinton Park

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O'Brien Thomas, carpenter, r. 41 Clara
" Thomas, clerk, r. 425 Fulton
■' Thomas, expressman, NE cor 6th and Mis-
sion, r. 11 Gilbert
" Thomas, frame maker, r. 23 Hunt
" Thomas, gasfltter, r. 750 Minna
" Thomas, head bellman Bohemian Club, r.

8^4 Wetmore PI
" Thomas, laborer, r. 35 Crocker
" Thomas, laborer, r. 856 Howard
" Thomas, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 9

Gunnison Av
" Thomas, longshoreman, r. 212, 1st
" Thomas, rancher, r. 232 Perry
" Thomas B., clerk Police Court 1, r. New

Western Hotel
" Thomas B., clerk Palace Hotel
" Thomas B., porter, r. 822 Ellis
" Thomas E., salesman, r. 4 Bond
" ThomosF., carpenter N. Parrish & Co.. r.

1856 Lexington Av
" Thomas F., clerk, r. 559 Minna
" Thomas F., painter, r. 1913 Harrison
" Thomas H., foreman Wakelleld Rattan Co.,

r. 14 McAllister
" Thomas H., real estate, r. 1709 Broderick
" Thomas J., bartender, r. 728 Natoma
" Thomas J., bookkeeper Thomas Sullivan,

r. 220, 5th
" Thomas M.. notary public and secretary
Ostrander Repeating Gun Co., 216 Bush,
room 9, r. 1628 Devisadero
" Thomas T., foreman, r. 420, 6th
" Thomas V. (T. V. & V. L,. O'Brien), r. Bel-
vedere
" Thomas W., bricklayer, r. 1760 Ellis
" Timothy, fireman Engine 15, r. 326 Austin

Av
" Timothy, fishdealer, r. 12 Richland Av
" Timothy, grading contractor, r. 102, 7th Av
" Timothy, laborer, r. 127 Randall
" Timothy, longshoreman O. R. and N. Co.
" Timothy F., clerk, r. 616^ Grove
" Timothy I. (O'Brien & Spotorno), r. 1514

McAllister
" Timothy J., conductor Presidio and Fer-
ries RR, r. 8 San Antonio
«,'J. Timothy S., carpenter, r. 241/2 Angelica
O'Brien T. V. & V. L. (Thomas V. and Victor
L.), attorneys at law, 402 Montgomery,
rooms 3-6
" Victor L. (T. V. & V. L. O'Brien), r. Belve-
dere
" Walter G., teacher dancing, 603 Grove
" William, r. 181/2 Oak
" William, r. 209 Grant Av
" William, r. 220, 5th
" William, r. 435/2 Stevenson
" William, attorney at law, r. 312 Bartlett
" William, cartman Harbor Commissioners
" William, driver Hammond & Brod r 813

Mission
" William, drivers. F. Stock Brewery, r. 30

Vandewater
" William, fireman Palace Hotel, r. 542 Mis-
sion
" William, glassblower, r. 16 Garden
" William, laborer, r. 735 Brannan
" William, laborer, r. 1467 Minna
" William, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 38,

Gunnison Av
" William, laborer, r. 4 Norton PI
" William, machine hand, r. 409 California

Av
" William, manager Am. District Tel., 839
Sutter, r. 1913 Harrison

O'Brien William, master mariner, r. 334 Main
" William, plasterer, r. 100 Jones
" William, porter, r. 1332 Natoma
" William, teamster, r. 909 Kearny
" William, teamster B. F. Barton & Co., r. 10

Do re
" William D., r. 232 Perry
" William E., blacksmith Farnsworth &

Ruggles, r. 261 Clara
" William E., collector Overland Freight

Transfer Co., r. 401, 5th
" William E., weigher W. C. Ordway
" William F., bricklayer, r. 1760 Ellis
" William H., painter Daniel Foley, r. 203

Fair Oaks
" William J. (James O'Brien &Son),r. 850

Capp
" William J., carpenter, r. 26i/4 Chesley
" William J., piano polisher Kohler& Chase,

r. 645 Natoma
" William J., shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg

& Co., r. 14 Dearborn
" William J., teacher dancing, 105 Larkin, r.

1904 Market
" William M., merchandise broker, 327 Front,

r. 1609 Oak
" William S., collector Pac. Gas Imp. Co.,

r. 1425 Washington
" William S., porter, r. 113 Perry
" William T. (Bernard & O'Brien), r. IS'/i

Oak
" William T. (P. R. O'Brien & Son), r. 1353

Folsom
" William T., boiler maker, r. 559 Bryant
" William W., laborer, r. 23 Hunt
" Willis (O'Brien & Sons), r. 222 Van Ness
Av
O'Brien & Moore (Percy H. O'Brien and Alfred
S. Moore), California Commercial and
Collection Agency, 402 Montgomery,
rooms 3-4-6, telephone Main 5994
" & Sons (Patrick J., Willis, John J., Joseph
M. and Jerome H.), carriage manufac-
turers, NW cor Polk and Golden Gate Av
O'Brien & Spotorno (Timothy I. O'Brien and
Gaston P. Spotorno), poultry, game and
dairy produce, 3-6 and 38-39 California
Market
O'Bryen Edward P., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 600
Bush
" Theresa E., widow, r. 600 Bush
O'Byrne Charles S. (Callaghan &0'Byme), r. 300
Fair Oaks
" Frank, attorney at law, 405 Montgomery,

room 18. r. 300 Fair Oaks
" George (O'Byrne, Romaine & O'Byrne), r.

300 Fair Oaks
" John (O'Byrne, Romaine & O'Byrne), r. 300
Fair Oaks
O'Byrne, Romaine & O'Byrne (John O'Byrne,
Benjamin Romaine and George O'Byrne),
attorneys at law, 405 Montgomery, rooms
15-18
O'Callaghan Charles F., law student, r. 108, 12th
O'Callaghan Daniel, commission merchant 300
Davis, r. 108, 12th
" Delia, domestic, 105 Devisadero
" Denis, stock cutter United Boot and Shoe

Co., r. 806, 26th
" Dennis J., veterinary surgeon, 408 Tehama
" James, salesman, r. 231 Oak
■' James J., with W. & J. Sloane & Co., r. 836

Mission
" John, machinist, r. 806, 26th
" Joseph, clerk, r. 231 Oak
" Lizzie Miss, teacher music, r. 231 Oak
" Margaret, widow, r. 108, 12th
" Mary, widow, r. 231 Oak
" Maurice J., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

328 Clementina
" Michael, gardener, r. 1611 Pacific Av
O'Callaghan Thomas M., assistant secretary
Society California Pioneers, 5 Pioneer
PI, r. 108, 12th
" Timothy, coalpasser, r. 51 Ewing PI
O'Claire Alfred, cooper Herbert & Vogel, r. 610
Greenwich
" Alfred Jr., cooper Cal. Wine Assn., r. 610
Greenwich

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O'Claire Richard, cooper, r. 610 Greenwich

" Toussaint, cooper, r. 610 Greenwich
O'Connell Agnes P., widow, r. 824 Harrison
" Andrew, helper, r. 421, 2d
" Annie Miss, teacher Starr King Primary

School, r. 938 Bush
" Anthony F., clerk Frank J. Sullivan, r.

Mountain View, Cal.
" Bernard, carpenter, r. NE cor Fillmore and

Chestnut
" Brothers (John and estate of Michael),

liquors, 336, 4th
" C. Abbie Miss, milliner, r. 47 Erie
" Charles A., with Cal. Automatic Gas Regu-
lator Co., r. 103 Devisadero
" Cornelius, packer Levi Strauss & Co., r.

1132 Church
" Cornelius, shoemaker, r. 517, 26th
" Daniel (Mooney & O'Connell), r. 14 Bernice
" Daniel, asst. weigher U. S. Customs, r.

836>4 Harrison
" Daniel, boatbuilder, 3433 Mason
" Daniel, bookkeeper Edison Light and

Power Co., r. Alameda
" Daniel, compositor Upton Bros., r. 1310a

Harrison
" Daniel, employee Harbor Commissioners,

r. Sausalito
" Daniel, liquors, 203 Post, r. 1014 Geary
" Daniel Jr., marine reporter Merchants'

Exchange Assn., r. 2433 Mason
" Daniel A., attorney at law, r. 110 Devisa-
dero
O'Connell Daniel E., cashier O'Connor, Mofiatt

& Co., r. Redwood City
" Daniel J., teas and coflee, r. 232 Chestnut
" Ellen, widow, r. 6 Dearborn
" Ellen, widow, r. 210 Francisco
" Francis, r. 39 Sycamore
" Frank, butcher Henry Levy, r. 9 Russ
" Frank, molder O'Connell & Lewis, r. 608

Grove
" George D., student, r. 103 Devisadero
" George P., policeman, r. 1166, 15th Av

South
" Gregory F., merchant, r. 803 Haight
" Harry, paper hanger estate Jeremiah

O'Connell, r. 312, 5th
" Helen A. Miss, teacher Miss West's School

for Girls, r. The Baltimore
" James, gardener Golden Gate Park, r. Ill

Germania
" James, laborer, r. 907 Folsom
" James, secretary Rose Creek Mining Co.,

163 Crocker Bldg, r. 103 Devisadero
" James, plaster, r. 907 Folsom
" James M., plasterer, r. 1310a Harrison
" Jennie Miss, packer Viavi Co., r. Oakland
" Jeremiah, r. 345 Minna
" Jeremiah (estate of). Miss Margaret

O'Connell manager, paints and oils, 312,

5th
" John, r. 938 Bush

" John (Flaherty & O'Connell), r. 3030 Pine
" John (O'Connell Bros.), r. 834 Harrison
" John, bookkeeper, r. 608 Grove
" John, bridge builder, r. 755 Folsom
" John, clerk, r. 14 McLea Court
" John, conductor Market St. Ry, r. 709 Dia-
mond
" John, groceries and liquors, 1717 San Carlos

Av
" John, lodgings, 907 Folsom
" John, packer, r. 333 Chestnut
" John, painter, r. 613^ Natoma
" John, porter S. H. Frank & Co., r. 30 Kiss-
ling
" John, scavenger Board of Education, r. 13

Beideman
" John A., bookkeeper S. F. Hay and Grain

Co., r. 1310a Harrison
" JohnH., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 39

Willow Av
" John H., engineer, r. 103 Devisadero
" John J., captain Company E, 1st Infantry

U.S.A., Angel Island
'• John J., machine hand W. H. Nolan & Co.,

r. 816 Greenwich
" John J., painter, r. 1401 Folsom

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

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In Plush, Terry, Damask and Sateen, Made

to Order for Churches, Lodges,

Steamboats, etc.

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O'Connell John J

nooga
" Joseph B., carpenter,

and Fillmore
" Lawrence, groceries and liquors, 18, 24th,

r. 36. 24th
" M., laborer, r. 529 Sacramento
" Maggie, domestic, 1221 McAllister
" Mamie Miss, with Theo C. Marceau, r. 39

Sycamore Av
" Margaret, widow, r. 103 Devisadero
" Margaret Miss, manager estate of Jere-
miah O'Connell, r. 312, 5th
" Margaret Mrs., furniture, 1126 Howard
" Martin (O'Connell & Lewis), r. 608 Grove
" Martin C, bricklayer, r. 608 Grove
" Mary, widow, r. NE cor Russ and Natoma
" Mary Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home
" Maurice A., horse shoer James W. Keefe, r.

1126 Howard
" Maurice W., organist St. Ignatius Church,

r. 110 Devisadero
" Michael (estate of) , office 336, 4th
" Michael, mill hand Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 128

Pennsylvania Av
" Michael, molder, r. 27 Rausch
" Michael, peddler, r. 17 Aileen Av
" Michael J., engineer Engine 4, r. 150, 3d
" Michael J., fireman Engine 24
" Michael W., cutter Buckingham & Hecht,

r. 37 Rausch
" Morris W., boat builder, r. 2433 Mason
" Patrick, blacksmith Pac. Roll. Mill, r.

1502 Kentucky
" Patrick, fireman Engine 4, r. 313^4, 7th
" Patrick, fireman Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 433V4

Clementina
" Patrick Rev., pastor St. Teresa's Church,

r. 723 Tennessee
" Patrick, policeman, r. 912 Florida
" Richard, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 27

Blake
" Roberto., r. 1815 Broderick
O'Connell Robert E., D.D. S., dentist, 231 Post, r.

103 Devisadero
" Robert J. G., physician and surgeon, 503

Octavia
" Sarah, widow, r. 567 Stevenson rear
" Solidad, widow, r. 605 Broadway
" Thomas, chipper Atlas Iron Wks.
" Thomas, clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden

Co., r. 103 Devisadero
" Thomas, coal passer str City of Everett
" Thomas, machinist, r. 1726 Lexington Av
" Thomas, painter, r. 312, 5th
" Thomas, policeman, r. 1309 Utah
,, Thomas, packer, r. 233 Chestnut
" Thomas F., painter, r. 333^ Ritch
" Thomas G., bookkeeper, r. 1610b Mason
" Timothy, painter estate Jeremiah O'Con-
nell, r. 58 West Mission
" Walter, plumber, r. 1420 Geary
" William, boat builder, r. 2433 Mason
" William, laborer, r. 333 Shipley
" William, mill hand Pac. Roll. Mill
" William, watchman Post Office, r. 136 Perry
" William B., shoe cutter StoU & Van Ber-
gen, r. 333, 8th Av
" William J., clerk Tobin & Tobin, r. 323,

8th Av
" William T., patternmaker S. F. Pattern

Wks, r. 755 Folsom
" & Lewis (Martin O'Connell and Oscar

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O'Connor Annie Miss, dressmaker, r 109 Perry
" Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 607%, 3d
" Annie Miss, necktie maker, r. 1390Turk
" Arthur, cook, r. 213 Broadway
" B. Mrs., widow, r. 2709 Mission
" Brida M. Miss, dressmaker, r. 325 Franklin
" Bridget, widow, r. 317 Tehama
" Bridget Miss, r. 430 Ringold
" Bridget, lodgings, 68 Minna
" Catherine, widow, r. 314 Beale
" Charles, r. 1813 San Carlos Av
" Charles, carriage washer James Hurst, r.

,^491/2 Natoma
" Charles, hostler Timothy J. Sullivan, r. 117

Wildey
" Charles, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 906

Minnesota
" Charles A., purser str North Fork, r. 457

Bryant
" Charles D., clerk, r. ,549V^ Natoma
" Charles F., r. 258 Clara
" Charles J., printer Paul P. Bernhardt &

Co., r. 327 Eddy
" Charles T., hoseman Engine 32
" Christopher, r. 103 Fulton
" Cornelius, capitalist, 7 Nevada Block, r.

825 O'Farrell
" Cornelius laborer, r. 14 Georgia
" Cornelius, stenographer, r. 844i/4 Folsom
" Daniel, r. 1624 Clay
" Daniel, r. 13th Av South nr P
" Daniel (Gallagher & O'Connor), r. 560 How-
ard
" Daniel, car repairer S. P. Co., r. 335 Bryant
" Daniel, contractor, r. SE cor Sacramento

and Spruce
" Daniel, driver Frank J. Rath
«' Daniel, engineer, r. 21214, 12th rear
" Daniel, laborer, r. 451, 1st
" Daniel, lodgings, 1121 Mission
" Daniel J., hoseman Engine 12, r. 1702

Kearny
" Daniel M., molder, r. 757b Folsom
" Daniel W., compositor, r. 1730 San Carlos

Av
" David, r. 1416 Broadway
" Delia, widow, r. 5 Hampshire
" Dennis, r. 923 Natoma
" Dennis, baker, r. 420 Ringold
" Dennis, plumber, r. 420 Ringold
" Dennis H., painter, r. 1109a Leavenworth
O'Connor E. A., cashier Post Office, NW cor

Washington and Battery, r. 1926 Vallejo
" Edward, bookkeeper, r. 428 Haight
" Edward, coal, r. 316 Ritch
" Edward, cooper, r. 52b South Park
" Edward, laborer, r. 906 Minnesota
" Edward, painter, r. 2740 Folsom
" Edward, tinsmith, r. 2021 Hyde
" Edward Jr., carpenter, r. 52b South Park
" Edward Jr., riveter Union I. Wks, r. 906

Minnesota
" Edward B., bookkeeper, r. 2303 Howard
" Edward E., clerk Porter, Slessinger & Co.,

r. 542, 17th
" Edward F., fitter Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.

1925 Filbert
" Edward J., compositor, r. 1730 San Carlos

Av
" Edward L., attorney at law, 26 Montgom-
ery, r. 510 St. Rose's Av
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 709 Van Ness Av
" Ellen Miss, restaurant, 1191 Market, r. 1160

Mission
'< Eugene, foreman Engine 7, r. 20 Sharon
" Eugene F., carpenter, r. 337 Alvarado

O'Connor Francis, broker, r. 515V^, 6th
" Frank A., brass tinisher Vincent Kingwell

r. 471/2 Ritch
" Frank S., laborer Pac. Sheet Metal Wks, r.

406 Ringold
" Frederick, printer, r. 52b South Park
" George H., horse clipper M. C. Christian,

r. 549V2 Natoma
" George P., coremaker Vincent Kingwell, r.

25 Anthony
" Hannah Miss, r. 258 Clara
" Helen, widow, r. 113 Shipley
" Honora, widow, r. 8% Boardman PI
" Honora, widow, r. 19^7 Pacific Av
" Hugh, r. 3 McCormick PI
" Hugh, hostler Timothy J. Sullivan, r. 2417

Clay
" Humphrey, hostler Timothy J. Sullivan, r.

2417 Clay
" J. & Co. (James O'Connor), groceries and

liquors, 217 Mason
" James, r. 920 Page
" James, r. 2303 Howard
" James (J. O'Connor & Co.), r. 217 Mason
" James, butcher, r. 811 Harrison
" James, carpenter, r. 1703 Howard
" James, foreman Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg.

Wks, r. cor Broderick and Jefferson
" James, hoseman Engine 13, r. 10 Virginia

Av
" James, laborer, r. 210 Clara rear
" James, laborer, r. 331 Jessie
" James, laborer, r. 804i/4 Turk
" James, liquors, 401 Harrison
" James, policeman, r. 819, 17th
" James, policeman, r. 924 Army
" James, seaman, r. 233, 3d
" James, surgical dresser City and County

Hospital, r. 2740 Folsom
" James, teamster, r. 704 Railroad Av
" James Jr., driver W. F. O'Connor, r. 3303

Howard
" James F., fruits and vegetables, 921

Church
" James F., plumber, r. 28 Hartford
" James F., 3d asst engineer str Australia,

r. 921 York
" James H., clerk Bear & Buckley, r. 18th Av

South bet Q and R
" James H., clerk Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.

Alameda
" James J., bookkeeper U. S. Sub Treasury,

r. 431 McAllister
O'Connor James J., contractor, 410 Kearny, r.

San Rafael
" James J., painter, r. 2740 Folsom
" James W., 2d officer str City of Sydney

O'CONNOR J. C. & CO,,

undertakers and embalmers, 767 Mis-
sion bet 3d and 4tli, telephone Main
5617

O'Connor Jeremiah, expressman, SE cor 7th and

Mission, r. 2827 Harrison
" Jeremiah, helper, r. 505, 8th
" Jeremiah, lumber dealer, 1166-1168 Mission,

r. 651 Jessie
" Jei-emiah C. (J. C. O'Connor & Co.), r. 1062

Fulton
" Jeremiah J., contractor, r. 648 Minna
" Jerome, butcher, r. 1119 Mission
" J. J., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 1435

Valencia
" Johanna, domestic, 2000 Laguna
" John, r. 20 Sharon
" John. r. 430 Bryant
" John, r. 869 Market
" John, r. 1352 Alabama

" John (O'Connor & Tobin), r. 408 Clementina
" John, carrier postofflce, r. 1226 Ashbury
" John, deck, r. 43 South Park
" John, compositor, r. 268 Clara
" John, cook Herman Lemmermann, r. 52b

South Park
" John, driver South S. F. Tannery
" John, fireman, r. 501 Napa
" John, gripman, r. 2209 Pine
" John, groceries and liquors, 261 Tehama
" John, iron worker, r. 116 Shipley

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(COATES & Co., Established 1793^

W. B. CHAPMAN,

SouE Agent Pacific Coast,
123 California Street.

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1199

O'Connor Jobn, laborer, r. IV2 Morrell PI
" Jotin, laborer, r. 26 Hartford
" John, laborer, r. 27V2 Rauscli
" John, laborer, r. 230 Langton
" John, laborer, r. SSO'/a RUch
" John, laborer, r. 534 Howard
" John, laborer, r. 1438, 24th
" John, laborer Mount St. Joseph Infant

Asylum, r. 18th Av South bet Q and R
" John, laborer F. S. Moody, r. 608, 6th
" John, liquors and boarding, 521, 1st
" John, mattress maker Bernhard Mattress

Co., r. 37 Laskie
" John, nurse, r. 512, 15th
" John, painter, r. 10 Lapidge
" John, plasterer, r. 22d Av nr Point Lobos

Av
" John, policeman, r. 1533 Dolores
" John, porter, r. 2901 Jackson
" John, pressman Daily Report, r. 444, 6th
" John, salesman Thomas Taylor & Co., r.

1523 Sanchez
" John, shoemaker, r. 627 Natoma
" John, stevedore, r. 820 Folsom
" John, stonemason, r. 1908 Buchanan
" John A. (Lynch & O'Connor), r. 120 McAl-

" John B., policeman, r. 317 Mason

" John C. r. 419 Grove

" John Tl, clerk Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r.

1811 Scott
" John P., carrier postofQce, r. 1121 Mission
" John J., chief clei-k Hospital Dept. S. P.

Co., r. 2828a Folsom
" John J., clerk P. M. SS. Co., r. 181/2 Rausch
" John J., horseshoer T. J.Crowley, r. Put-
nam Av nr Union Av
" John J., laborer, r. 567 Stevenson rear
" John J., salesman, r. 335 Franklin
'■ John J., solicitor, r. 2209 Pine
" John L., auctioneer, r. 1G03A Greenwich
" John M., cooper, r, 336 Shipley
" John R., policeman, r. 2815 Howard
" John W., bricklayer, r. 427 Fulton
" Joseph, assistant O'Connor, Mofiatt & Co.,

r. Emeryville, Alameda Co.
" Joseph, meat smoker Thomas Loughran, r.

3213 Fillmore
" Joseph, principal Horace Mann Grammar

School, r. 405, 30th
" Joseph A., salesman Campodonico & Mal-
colm Co., r. 1012a Washington
" Joseph R., printer T. J. O'Connor & Co., r.

836, 15th
" Joseph T., student, r. 130214 California
" Julia, widow, r. 800 Hayes
" Julia Miss, bookbinder, r. 109 Perry
" Kate, widow, r. 1447, 25th
^' Kate, domestic, 1530 Van Ness Av
" Laura Mrs., baker Hermann Lemmer-

mann, r. 811 Harrison
" Lawrence, bricklayer, r. 9 Montcalm

" Leonore Miss, dressmaker, r. 52b South

Park
" Lorenz, laborer, r. 225 Drumm
" Louis, civil engineer, r. 103, 8th

" Luke, liquors, 211, 8th

" Maggie, widow, groceries, 558 Howard

" Maggie Mrs., dressmaking, 241'7 Clay

" Margaret, widow, r. 255 Stevenson
" Margaret, widow, r. 648 Minna

" Margaret, widow, r. 1302V2 California

" Margaret, widow, r. 1329 Waller
^' Margaret, r. 2530 Pine

" Martin, gardener, r. 510 St. Rose's Av

" Martin, gripman, r. 334a, 2d Av

" Mary, widow, r. 27 Laskie

" Mary, widow, r. 406 Ringold

" Mary, widow, r. 921 York

" Mary, widow, r. 1303 Harrison

" Mary, widow, r. 1813 San Carlos Av

" Mary, widow, r. The Lick Old Ladies'
Home

" Mary Miss, r. 317 Francisco

" Mary Miss, r. 637 Florida

" Mary Miss, dressmaking, 427 Fulton

" Mary Mrs., r. 730 Pine

" Mary Mrs, liquors, 235, 5th

" Mary, domestic, 216, 18th

O'Connor Mary, domestic, 565 Bryant
" Mary A. Miss, dressmaking, 2086 Market
" Matthew, collar maker, r. 510 St. Rose's Av
" Maurice, ironworker, r. 914% Harrison
" Maurice, laborer, r. 422 Natoma
" Michael, clerk, r. 11 Sheridan
" Michael, clerk, r. 2834 Bush
" Michael, conductor Gal. St. RR, r. 2 Helen
" Michael, driver Engine 18
" Michael, gardener, r. 27, 11th
" Michael, laborer, r. 153 Minna
" Michael, longshoreman, r. 17 Minna
" Michael, longshoreman, r. 142 Natoma
" Michael, motorman S. F. & S. M. Ry. Co.,

r. 634 San Jose Av
" Michael, plasterer, r. 508 Fell
" Michael, traveling salesman, r. 1303 Harri-
son
" Michael Jr., engineer G. R. Lucy & Co., r.

11 Sheridan
" Michael C, clerk Metzger & Franklin, r.

1234 C^jStro
" Michael C, shoemaker, r. 12 Virginia Av
" Michael E., bookkeeper Hibernia Savings
and Loan Society, r. 905 Market
O'Connor Michael F. (Ferguson, Curley & Co.),
r. 1016, 20th
" MichaelJ., r. 508 Fell
" Michael J., butcher E. F. Smiddy, r. 849

Bryant
" Michael J., laborer, r. 51b Shipley
" Michael J., painter Market St. Ry., r. 1332

Pacific
" Michael M. (Carroll & O'Connor), r. 801

Harrison
" Michael M., cigars and tobacco, 514,4th
O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co. (incorporated), Will-
iam Costello president, James M. Cos-
tello vice-president, A. J. Costello sec-
retary, wholesale and retail dealers
dry goods, 111-121 Post
" Nellie, domestic, 1001 Bush
" Nicholas, bartender Michael Heflernan
" Owen, groceries, 456 Minna
" Owen, laborer, r. 336 Shipley
" Patrick, r. 258 Clara
" Patricki r. 337 Haight
" Patrick, r. 525 Myrtle Av
" Patrick, r. 787 Folsom
" Patrick, r. 816 Greenwich
" Patrick, bartender, r. 530, 3d
■' Patrick, blacksmith, r. 510 Connecticut
" Patrick, butcher, r. 510 St. Rose's Av
" Patrick, carpenter William B. Kreger, r.

9% Beideman
" Patrick, carpenter, r. 832 Haight
" Patrick, cooper, r. 913a Post
" Patrick, fireman, r. 18 East
" Patrick, groceries and liquors, SW cor 25th

and Florida, r. 418 Stevenson
" Patrick, laborer, r. 33 Hinckley
" Patrick, laborer, r. 851 Bryant
" Patrick, laborer, r. 1126 Market
" Patrick, longshoreman, r. 153 Minna
" Patrick J., architect, r. SE cor Lyon and

Green ^ ^

" Patrick J. Rev., asst. rector St. James

Church, r. 1032 Guerrero
" P ' trick J., laborer, r. 2086 Market
" Peter, fireman, r. 625 Davis
" Peter, laborer S. P. Co., r. 152 Perry
" Peter, painter, r. 1000 Hampshire
" Peter F., printer T. J. O'Connor & Co., r.

836, 15th . „ ^

" Peter L., porter M. J. Brandenstein & Co.,
r. 117 Webster

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Bartholomay Brewery Co.,

ROCHESTER, K. T.

This Beer stands to-day unsurpassed by
any in the market in

Purity^ Taste, Flavor and Brightness, ;
WILLIAM WOLFF & CO., 329 Market St r

O'Connor Philip T., bricklayer, r. 2021 Hyde
" Redmond, laborer Golden State and

Miners' Iron Wks, r. 743 Harrison
" Richard, clerk Metzger & Franklin, r. 2824

Bush
" Richard C, bookkeeper Hibernia Savings

and Loan Soc, r. 1811 Scott
" Richard P., clerk M. S. James, r. 1811 Scott
" Richard v., dept. manager O'Connor, Mof-

fatt&Co.,r. 711, 15th
" Richard W., deputy Sheriff, r. 1908 Bu-
chanan
" Robert E., printer Call, r. 268 Clara
" Robert J., clerk Overland Freight Transfer

Co., r. 1927 Pacific Av
" Rodger, gardener, r. 508 St. Rose's Av
" Roger, yardman Palace Hotel, r. 509 Leav-
enworth
" Sarah, widow, r. 361 Jessie
" Stephen, laborer, r. 27% Rausch
" T., porter Cal. Wine Assn.
" Terrence, laborer, r. 3258y2 Mission
" Tessie Miss, stenographer, r. 258 Clara
<• Thomas, r. 2714 Rausch
" Thomas, r. 932 Bush

" Thomas, car repairer S. P. Co., r. 16 Board-
man PI
" Thomas, contractor and builder, r. 1003

Powell
" Thomas, groceries and liquors, NE cor 18th

and Dolores
" Thomas, laborer, r. 547 Mission
" Thomas, laborer, r. 18th Av South bet Q

and R
" Thomas, longshoreman, r. 353 Clementina
" Thomas, painter Putnam Av nr Union Av
" Thomas, shoemaker, r. 6 Rose Av
" Thomas, solicitor, r. 315, 8th
" Thomas, watchman S. F. Laundry, r. 1519

Eddy
" Thomas E., draughtsman E. Depierre, r.

334 Kearny
" Thomas F., foreman Model Laundry, r.

1326c Harrison
" Thomas J. (T. J. O'Connor & Co.), r. 433,

27th
" Thomas J., auctioneer, r. 1003a Greenwich
" Thomas J., cashier Henry Doyle & Co., r.

1908 Buchanan
" Thomas R., r. 836, 15th
" Timothy, laborer, r. 1112 Minnesota
" Timothy, painter, r. SOSy^ Langton
" T. J. & Co. (Thomas J. O'Connor), solar

printers, 20 Ellis, rooms 49-51
" William, r. 165 Perry
" William, carpenter, r. 1123 Sutter
" William, marble polisher Rufflno & Bian-

chi, r. 1121 Howard
" William, painter, r. 2650 Folsom
" William, porter Buckingham & Hecht, r.

308 Tehama
" William, yardman Central Coal Co., r.

13331/2 Natoma
'• William A., carrier postofflce, r. 258 Clara
" William F., milk dealer, 135, 19th, r. 2303

Howard
" William H., woodturner, r. 442 Duncan
" William J., clerk J. O'Connor & Co., r. 217

William P., clerk Patrick O'Connor, r. SW

cor 25th and Florida
William V., laborer Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r.

1907 Lombard
Winifred Mrs., dressmaker, r. 913a Post
& Tobin (John O'Connor and Michael

Tobin), livery stable, 222, 5th

O'Daniels Edgar E., electrician Electrical En-
gineering Co., r. 128 Castro
O'Day Anne, widow, r. 1309 Harrison
" Charles, teamster Sutter St. Ry., r. 940

Mission
" Daniel, groceries, hay and grain, wood and

coal, NW cor 14th and Belcher
" Daniel J., millhand, r. 2261^4 Clara
" Dennis, teamster, r. 256 Clementina
" Edward (O'Day, McCormick & Doyle), r
733 Church ^ >' -

" Edward T., compositor, r. 24 Pearl
" Frank, carpenter, r. 228 Clara
" Henry, policeman, r. 412b Bryant
" James, teamster, r. 1309 Harrison
" James H., upholsterer, r. 333 Tehama
" John, cattle dealer, r. corFelton and Holy-

oke
"• John, fireman State Dredger 3, r. 43814

" John, restaurant, 415, 5th

" John, vaquero Henry Moffat, r. 1019, 15th
Av South

" John F., searcher records, r. 256 Clemen-
tina

" Joseph, driver, r. 417a, 22d

" Joseph, vaquero Henry Moffat, r. 1019, 15th
Av South

" Joseph B., wood and coal 5 Dore, r. 1309
Harrison

" Mary, widow, r. 412b Bryant

" Mary, widow, r. 1019, 15th Av South

" , McCormick & Doyle (Edward O'Day, Wil-
liam H. McCormick and John R. Doyle),
carriage painters, 421-423 Pacific

" Robert, teamster Benj Curtaz & Son, r. 208
Hickory Av

•' Robert E., carriage painter O'Day, Mc-
Cormick & Doyle, r. 145 Natoma

" Thomas F., teamster, r. 2422 Bryant

" William, varnisher, r. 540, 9th
4®-0'Day. See O'Dea
O'Dea Albert, musician, r. 26 Hayes

" Edmond, clerk J. A. O'Dea, r. 42 Norfolk

" Edward, policeman, r. 1303 Larkin
O'Dea John A., plumber and gasfitter, 1528 Polk,
r. 42 Norfolk

" Joseph P., shipping clerk O'Connor, Moflatt
& Co., r. 721 Turk

" Josephine Mrs., bakery and lunch parlors,
26 Hayes

" Martin, horseshoer, 126 Geary, r. 721 Turk

" Martin Jr., horseshoer Martin O'Dea, r. 731
Turk

" Michael, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 2222
Polk

" Michael, laborer, r. 2211 Polk

" Michael, liquors, 940 Bryant

" Michael A., clerk Standard Oil Co., r. 731
Turk

" Michael W., upholsterer Chas. M. Plum&
Co.,r. 14 Elgin Park Av

" Patrick, ironworker, r. California Av nr
Montezuma

" Thomas, salesman, r. 2415 Clay

" Thomas M., janitor Hibernia Savings
and Loan Society, r. 108 Elsie
JW^O'Dea. See O'Day

O'Dell William G., butcher Simon Silverberg, r.
1019, 10th Av South

" William G. Jr., butcher Simon Silver-
berg, r. 1019, 10th Av South
4®-0'Dell. See Odell
O'Dogherty H. P. B., electric engineer S. F. & S.

M. Ry., r. 1509 Dolores
O'Doherty Michael, motorman S. F. & S. M. Ry.,

r. 142 Joost Av
O'Donald Maggie, domestic, 2912 California

" Maggie, domestic, 3010 Clay
O'Donnell Annie, domestic, 1613 Van Ness Av

" Annie Miss, dry goods, 608 Napa

" B., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 1027 La-
guna

" Bernard, millhand Pac. Roll. Mill r. W s
Tennessee nr Sierra

" Bridget, widow, r. 334 Ritch

" Bridget Mrs., liquors, 20 Everett
" Charles, bartender Roger Kearney, r. 1113
Battery

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O'Donnell Charles, expressman, NW cor 2d and

Mission, r. 153, 13th
" Charles, sweeper Harbor Commissioners,

r. 25, 12th
" Charles Jr., bookkeeper, r. 25, 12th

O'DONNELL CHARLES C,

physician and surgeon, hours 9 to
12 a. m., 2 to 5 and 7 to 8 p. m.,
1206 Market cor Golden Gate Av, r. 90
25tli

O'Donnell Charles J. (C. J. O'Donnell & Co.),
r. 605 Market

■ ' C. J. & Co. (Charles J. O'Donnell), commis-
sion, 27 Leidesdorff

" Dennis, laborer, r. 884 Illinois

" Edward, electrotyper, r. 96 Steiner

" Edward, janitor, r. 532 Jessie

" Edward, laborer, r. 1311 Lyon

" Edward, laborer S. P. Co., r. Ill Morris Av

" Edward I., clerk, r. 413, 3d Av

" Edward M., coppersmith, r. W s Tennes-
see bet Sierra and Napa

" Edward P., bartender John J. Meyer, r.
1334 Howard

" Edward T., compositor Call, r. 502 Wash-
ington

" Eleanor, widow, r. 939, 17th

" Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker, r. 1412 Valen-
cia

" Eugene W., brass molder "W. T. Garratt &
Co., r. 321, 29th

'• Festus, r. 1331 Pacific

" Frank, bookbinder, r. 411 Stevenson

'• Frank, laborer Union I. Wks, r. 64 Sierra

" Frank, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r.
164 Sierra

" Frank, marine engineer, r. 43, 3d

" George M., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 939,

17th

O'Donnell George W., physician and surgeon,

hours 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. and 6 to 8 p. m.,

offices 1306 Market and 704 Washington

" Harry O., cigars and tobacco, 1032 Market,
r. 23 Birch Av

" Hugh, teamster W. G. Stafford & Co., r.
16% Folsom Av

" James, r. 116'^ Bernard

" James, carpenter, r. 1412 Valencia

" James, clerk, r. 837 Folsom

" James, fireman, r. 729V2 Minnesota

" James, helper Joshua Hendy Machine
Works, r. NE cor Corbett Av and Dan-
vers

" James, laborer, r. 14 Verona PI

" James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 729V^
Minnesota

" James, laborer U. S. Customs, r. 819 Market

" James, tailor, r. 706 Hayes

" James C, gauger U. S. Internal Revenue,
r. 11131/2 York

" James J., carpenter, r. 1412 Valencia

" James W., bookkeeper O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., r. Berkeley

" Jane, widow, r. 321, 39th

" John, r. 2122 Steiner

" John, bartender, r. 303 Jessie

" John, bookkeeper, r. 3a5, 23d

" John, cutter Charles Lyons, r. 609 Fulton

" John, gardener, 1714 Clay

" John, hostler, r. 1804 Mission

" John, machinist, r. 3 Pearl

" John, packer Buckingham & Hecht, r. 341a
San Jose Av

" John, teamster J. C. Wilson & Co., r. 1211
Montgomery

' ' John, with Aurora Dif tilling Co. , r. 335, 23d

" John F., house painter, r. 1011V4 York

" John N., carpenter, r. 808 Kentucky

" Joseph E. (Jones & O'Donnell), attorney at
law, 14 Sansome, rooms 40-41A, r. 10>
Baker

" Kate, widow, r. 907 Bryant

" M., coalpasser str Australia

" Margaret, widow, r. 75 Jessie

" Margaret, widow, r. 404 Octavia

" Mark, marine fireman, r. 15654 Silver

" Martin, clerk Fannin & Pranks, r. 20 Ev-
erett

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS

CARPETS, Ji FURNITURE,
UPHOLSTERY.

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O'Donnell Martin, laborer, r.213 Clipper
" Mary, widow, r. 40a West Mission
" Mary, widow, r. 153 Dore
" Mary, widow, r. 413, 3d Av
" Matt (O'Donnell & Dearin), r. 608 Geary
" Matthew, laborer, r. 548 Howard
" Michael, groceries, NW cor Jersey and

Vicksburg, r. 256 Jersey
" Michael, laborer, r. 5 Eureka
" Michael, laborer, r. 49 West Mission
" Michael, laborer, r. 157 Perry
" Michael, laborer, r. 82% Clipper
" Nellie, widow, r. 330 Golden Gate Av
" Nellie Miss, governess, r. 514 Mason
" Patrick, r. 132 Cook
" Patrick, butcher, r. 412i/4 Hayes
" Patrick, laborer S. F, Gas Light Co., r. 301

Sierra
" Patrick, liquors, 808 Kentucky
" Patrick H., insurance agent, r. 808 Ken-
tucky
" Patrick J., plumber and gasfltter, 704

Butte, r. W s Tennessee bet Sierra and

Napa
" Patrick J., policeman, r. 413, 3d Av
■' PeterP., gripman Market St. Ry, r. 1220,

24th
" Philip, clerk Harry O'Donnell, r. 23 Birch

Av
" Philip, porter, r. 995 Market
" Philip, teamster, r. 19 Tehama
" Philip, traveling salesman, r. 2660 Fol-
som
" Richard, clerk, r. 229 Fulton
" Richard, salesman, r. 1027 Laguna
" Robert, seaman, r. 793 Mission
" Robert, lodgings, 1318 Dupont
" Roger, real estate, r. 1318 Dupont
" Sarah, domestic, 1428 McAllister
" Sarah Miss, saleslady George A. Craig, r.

413, 3d Av
" T., weigher P. C. SS. Co.
" Thomas, clerk, r. 938% Valencia
" Thomas, laborer, r. 517%, 4th
" Thomas, stone cutter, r. 18 Rausch
" William, r. 558 Stevenson rear
!' William, laborer, r. 32 Tehama
" William, laborer, r. 361 Minna
" William H., engineer fire boat Governor

Markham, r. 1206% Polk
" William J., stock clerk Holbrook, Merrill

& Stetson, r. 939, 17th
" William J., with Croome Dental Assn., r.

1603 Geary
" & Dearin (Matt O'Donnell and James H.

Dearin), liquors, 5 Grant Av
O'Donoghue Cornelius, clerk C. Curtin, r. 408

Hyde
" Joseph F. , clerk, r. 331 Turk
" Mary, widow, r. 331 Turk
O'Donovan Frank, shoemaker, r. 397 Hayes
" John, clerk, r. 397 Hayes
" Martin, messenger, r. 397 Hayes
" Martin Jr., clerk, r. 397 Hayes
O'Dougherty Harry, electrician, r. 1509 Dolores
O'Doul August, butcher, 1250, 5th Av South
" Edward J., butcher, r. 5th Av South nr L
" Eugene, butcher Miller & Lux, r. 1337, 7th

Av South
O'Dowd Brothers (Jeremiah and Patrick C),

liquors, 143, 5th
" Jeremiah (O'Dowd Bros.), r. 474 Tehama
" Maurice, gripman, r. 334a 2d Av
" Patrick C. (O'Dowd Bros.) r. 2006 Sutter
" Thomas P., salesman Joseph T. Poheim, r.

2006 Sutter

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O'DriscoU Cornelius, laborer, r. 951 Howard

" Dennis, laborer, r. 459 Tehama
O'Dwyer Charles E., salesman O'Dwyer & Co.,
r. 1711 Howard
" James (O'Dwyer & Co.). r. 1711 Howard
" James Jr., salesman O'Dwyer & Co.,r. 400,

34 th
" Thomas, manager O'Dwyer & Co., 2851, 16th,
r. 1212 H-ward
O'Dwyer & Co. (James O'Dwyer), dry goods,

38, 3d, and 2851, 16th
O'Fallon Margaret, widow, r. 640 Natoma
OTarrell Annie, widow, r. 515a Fell
" Bernard, butcher, r. 515a Fell
" Bridget A., widow, r. 216 Capp
" Gustave, clerk, r. 515a Fell
" John G., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1219,

25th
" John, dairy, 128 Edinburgh
" John J. (O'Farrell & Co.), r. 1016 Post
" Lillian, domestic, 1630 Sacramento
" Louis J., with O'Farrell & Co., r. 1906

Baker
" Margaret, widow, r. 640 Natoma
" Patrick, conductor Market Sl. Ry., r. 1556

Kentucky
" Patrick, surveyor, r. 631 Sacramento
" Richard, butcher C. W. Foster, r. 515a

Fell
" Thomas, r. 918 Montgomery
" Thomas, master schr W. S. Phelps, r. Oak-
land
" Thomas, seaman, r. 334 Main
" Timothy, deputy Thomas C. Wells, r. 2514,

16th
" William, boatman, r. 214 Langton
" William, hoseman Engine 17, r. 412 Te-
hama

O'FARRELL & CO.

(J. J. O'Farrell), real estate agents,
house brokers and rent collectors, 11
Montgomery

4®=-0"Farrell. See Farrell

O'Ferrall Joseph P., laborer U. S. Customs, r.
447, 1st
" William, clerk, r. 717 Valencia
O'Flanagan Arthur, machinist W. T. Garratt &
Co., r. 915 Sanchez
" Edward A., salesman O'Connor, Mofiatt &
Co., r. 915 Sanchez
O'Gara Edward, clerk Bert F. Miller
" James, ticket clerk S. P. Co., r. 826 Bush
" John, clerk Jones & O'Donnell, r. 826 Bush
" Patrick, laborer, r. 623 Arkansas
•' Thomas, messenger I. L. Soloman & Co., r.
164 Clara
O'Gorman Matthew, lumberman, r. 18 Andover
Av
" T. v., executive officer U. S. Marine Hos-
pital
j8S"0'Gorman. See Gorman
0"Grady Alexander, attorney at law, 38 Nevada
Block, r. 560 Olive Av
" Anne Miss, r. Our Lady's Home
" John, shoemaker, 2009 Hyde
" John, waiter Popular Dining Rooms
" Thomas, driver James W. McHugh, r. 110

Hyde
" Thomas, groceries and liquors, SE cor Na-
toma and Mary
" Timothy, policeman, r. 413 Clementina
" William, r. 741 Golden Gate Av
" William Rev., assistant rector St. Paul's
Church (R. C), r. 1628 Church
«S-0"Grady. See Grady

O'Hair Cora Mrs., lodgings, 106^^, 3d
" John, painter, r. 712 Folsom
•' Patrick E.. stoves and hardware, 135, 4th,

r. 106H, 3d
" William, plumber Patrick E. O'Hair, r.

119/2 Welsh
;Kg-0'Hair. See O'Hare
O'Halloran Frank O., fireman str Walla Walla,

r. 17 Oak Grove Av
" Honora, widow, r. cor Bameveld Av and

Hale
" James, collector, r. cor Barneveld Av and

Hale
" John J., r. 1103 Mason
•' Mary A., widow, r. 1231 Castro
" Maurice, laborer O'Connell & Lewis, r.

Oakland
" Thomas, carpenter, r. cor Barneveld Av

and Hale
" Thomas, tailor, 536 Grove
" Timothy, r. 1103 Mason
O'Hanlon C. P., conductor Market St. Ry, r.

1816a Ellis
" Frank, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. NE cor

Napa and Louisiana
" James F., clothing, 12 Montgomery Av, r.

1625 Folsom
4®-0'Hanlon. See Hanlon
O'Hara Bell, domestic, 2323 Devisadero
" Charles, driver Chas. H. Switzer, r. 30

Grove
" Charles, marine engineer, r. 428'/4, 5th
" Cornelius, boatman, r. 1001 Battery
" Edward, machinist, r. 1229 Howard
" Frank, contractor, r. 909 Railroad Av
" Hugh K., boilermaker Uuion I. Wks, r. 18

Georgia
" J., laborer, r. 529 Sacramento
" James, fisherman, r. 54 Sacramento
" James, teamster, r. NW cor Steiner and

Hermann
" John, r. 933 Kearny

" John, stationary engineer, r. 1229 Howard
" John, teamster, r. .525 Geary rear
" John J., bricklayer, r. 27, 13th
" Joseph, plumber Floyd & Kelly, r. 1575

Mission
" Lilian Miss (O'Hara & Livermore), r. 704

Sutter
" M. Mrs., widow r. 514 Guerrero
" Margaret, widow, r. 1016 Devisadero
" Mary, widow, r. 248 Tehama
" Mary, domestic, 101 Broderick
" Mary E. Mrs., r. 704 Sutter
" Patrick, fireman str South Coast, r. 158

Shipley rear
" Patrick, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
" Peter, laborer, Magdalen Asylum
" Samuel, compositor Filmer-Rollins Elec-
tro Co., r. 1229 Howard
" Thomas, groceries and liquors, 2751, 16th,

r. 2787, 16th
" Thomas, marine fireman, r. 214 Chestnut
" Thomas, proprietor The Sunnyside, 15314,

3d
" W., miner, r. 1045 Market
" William, wire drawer, r. 214 Chestnut
" & Livermore (Miss Lilian O'Hara and

MissG.G. Livermore), studio of applied

art, 704 Sutter
O'Hare Charles (Roche & O'Hare), r. Oakland
" Edward, coachman, 812 Fell
" Hugh, carpenter, r. 753 Howard
" James, liquors, 666 Mission, r. 753 Howard
" J. H., teamster, r. 177 Perry
" John, cement worker S. F. Bridge Co.
" John, marine fireman, r. 6 Billings PI
" John, watchman, r. 1017i4 Hampshire
" Joseph M. F., steward, r. 22i/2, 7th
" Michael, plasterer, r. 50 Farallones
" Patrick, laborer, r. 9]4 Welsh
" Peter, fireman Sutter St. Ry., r. 349 Minna
4®=0'Hare. See O'Hara
O'Harra W. T., assayer, r. 22, 11th
O'Hea James H., clerk Tax Collector's Office, r.

905 Market
O'Hearn Daniel J., laborer Cal. Electrical Wks,
r. Menlo Park
" Patrick, laborer, r. 4 Alger PI

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O'Hoio Joseph, plumber, r. 1579 Folsom
" Mark E., plumber P. F. Ward & Co., r. 1579

Folsom
" Michael, stableman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
1579 Folsom

O'Kane Charles T., salesman J. O'Kane, r. 1114
O'Farrell

O'Kane F. & Son (Frank and Thomas J.), ex-
pressmen, SW cor California and Mont-
gomery, and wood and coal, hay and
grain, 1036 Golden Gate Av
■' Frank (F. O'Kane & Son), r. 1036 Golden
Gate Av

O'Kane Frank G., manager J. O'Kane, 767 Mar-
ket, r. 1114 O'Farrell

O'KANE J.,

Frank G. O'Kane manager, manufac-
turer and dealer liarness and saddlery,
767 Market, brancli 5tli Av opposite
Race Track
O'Kane James, superintendent City Cemetery,
34th Av and Clement, r. 1408 Folsom

" James, hostler, r. 539 Sacramento

" James, laborer, r. 565 Pennsylvania Av

" John, capitalist, 64 Nevada Block, r. 346,
1st

" John, salesman Meyerfeld, Mitchell & Co.,
r. 401 Harrison

" John F., hackman, r. 213, 14th

" J. William, r. 346, 1st

" Maiy E., widow, r. 1114 O'Farrell

" Michael, longshoreman, r. 401 Harrison

" Michael, tanner, r. 14i4, 24th

" Thomas J. (F. O'Kane & Son), r. 1036 Golden
Gate Av

" William, hackman, r. 140g Folsom

■" William D., general superintendent Pac.
Transfer Co., r. Hotel Richelieu
O'Keefe Abbie Miss, domestic, r. 924 Wash-
ington

" Catherine, widow, r. 11 Bourbin PI

" Daniel, r. 14 Oak

" Daniel, foundryman Vulcan Iron Wks, r. 1
Beale PI

" Daniel, marine fireman, r. 21 Stanford

" Dennis, laborer S. P. Co., r. 27 Clinton

" Dennis, laborer, r. 521 Ho vard

" Dennis D., sailmaker William Davis, r.
1529 Dolores

■" Frances, widow, r. 21 Stanford

" Frances, domestic, 627b Ellis

" Frank H., traveling salesman Dairymen's
Union of Cal., r. San Jose

^' Jeremiah (DrafQn & O'Keefe), r. 519 Shot-
well rear

^' Jeremiah, groceries and liquors, 498, 8th

^' Jeremiah, wood and coal, 1317 Pine, r. 2 Vin-
cent

" John, blacksmith O'Brien & Sons, r. 18
Reed

-' John, foreman Haslett & Bailey, r. 215, 12th

" John, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1119 Clay

" John, laborer, r. 733b Clementina

" John, liquors, 215%, 12th

" John F. (Kennedy & O'Keefe), r. 11 Bour-
bin PI

" John J., copyholder Report, r. 316 Turk

" John M., driver, r. 812 Bryant

" John P., teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
10114 Michigan

" John P. Jr., laborer, r. 101% Michigan

" Joseph A., salesman A. J. B. Immel & Co.,
r. 932 Broadway

" Margaret Mrs., janitress Henry Durant
Primary School, r. 3Vo Turk

" Marguerite Miss, r. 316 Turk

" Mary Miss, r. 812 Bryant

" Mary, domestic, 1810 Bush

" Mary, press feeder Dickman-Jones Co., r.
Alameda

" Mary E., widow, r. 959 Folsom

" Michael, laborer, r. .301 Sierra

" Michael, waiter, r. 704 Folsom

" Michael J., groceries and liquors, 1122 Har-
rison

" Michael J., salesman Raphael Weill <& Co.,
r. 316 Turk

" Morris, laborer, r. 1703 Howard

For Town Water Works, Hydraulic Mining

and Irrigation.

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

O'Keefe Patrick, bricklayer J. W. Ferris, r. 1
Rivoli Av

" Patrick, laborer, r. 2 Precita Av rear

" Patrick, longshoreman, r. 1610 Kearny

" Patrick, soMerer George H. Tay Co., r. 2
Vincent

" Patrick J., baker, r. 1 Beale PI

" Patrick J., melter Joshua Hendy Machine
Wks, r. 816 Lyon

" T., salesman Western Meat Co., r. 637
Jessie

" Thomas, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 405
Lyon

" Thomas, machinist George H. Tay Co., r. 2
Vincent

" Thomas, watchman Presidio and Ferries
RR., r. 3 Russell

" Timothy, box sawyer, r. 21 Stanford

" Timothy, groceries and liquors, 1831 Mis-
sion

" William, fireman Market St. Ry., r. 17
Blake
O'Keeffe Arthur J., bartender D. J. A. O'Keefle,
r. 1806 Polk

" Catherine Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home

" Daniel J. A., liquors, 1803 Polk, r. 1806 Polk

" Edmund D., dental student, r. 1806 Polk

" Margaret Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home

" May F. Miss, r. 1806 Polk

" Peter K., policeman, r. 202 Noe
O'Keeffe Stephen R., attorney at law, 35-37
Mills Bldg, 6th floor, r. 1114 York

" Thomas J., bookkeeper New England Mu-
tual Life Ins. Co., r. Alameda
O'Laughlan Michael, switchman, r. 1143 Stev-
enson
O'Laughlin John F., dentist, SE cor 4th and
Mission, r. 262^4 Clara

" Patrick, stevedore, r. 512 Howard
4®=0'Laughlin. See O'Loughlin
O'Leary Arthur, seaman, r. 120 Townsend

" Arthur, teamster, r. 320 Langton

" Cornelius, fireman F. Korbel & Bros, r.
1010/2 Bryant

" D., domestic, 1413 Post

" Daniel, blacksmith, r. 761 Harrison

" Daniel, gripman Market St. Ry, r. 602 Cen-
tral Av

" Daniel, machinist The Pelton Water
Wheel Co., r. 1144 Howard

" Daniel, painter, r. 740 Clayton

'• Daniel J., inspector U. S. Customs, r. 740
Clayton

" David J., editor Journal of Commerce, r.
1002 Polk

" Dennis, fireman, r. Pioneer House

" Dennis, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 1093

" Dennis F., ironmolder, r. 602 Minnesota

" Edward, blacksmith, r. 602 Minnesota

" Ellen, widow, r. 227 Langton rear

» Ellen, widow, r. 1112, 26th

" Fergus, r. Grand Hotel

" James, r. 208, 5th

" James, butcher Leon D. Stone & Co., r. 18
Chesley

" James, groceries and liquors, 715 Natoma
O'Leary James, president San Francisco Jour-
nal of Commerce Publishing Co. and
editor Journal of Commerce, offlce 518
Sacramento, r. 2223 Webster

" James, flagman S. P. Co., r. 3 Kate PI

" James Jr., reporter Journal of Commerce,
r. 2223 Webster

" James P., clerk Charles Mattheas & Co., r.
1153 Harrison

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1058 Broadway. Telephone 54.

O'Leary Jennie, domestic, 1808 Scott
" Jeremiah, gardener, r. 12 Geneva
" Jeremiah, porter S. F. Shoe House, r. 247

Clementina
" Jeremiah, proprietor Innisfallen Hotel,

1017 Battery
" John, cooper Herbert &Vogel,r. 509d Hayes
" John, laborer, r. 1010% Bryant
" John, tinsmith, r. 1153 Harrison
" John D., houseroofer, r. 116 Ivy Av
" John D., solicitor ^tna Insurance Co., r.

614 Jones
" John F., teamster Overland Freight

Transfer Co., r. 247 Clementina
" John J., blacksmith, r. 15414 Clara rear
" John P., last maker S. F. Last Factory, r.

" Margaret, widow, r. 614 Jones

" Mary, widow, r. 319, 29th

" Mary, widow, r. 940 Brannan

" Mary, Miss, r. 1217 Polk

" Mary E. Miss, teacher Garfield Primary

School, r. 1330 Buchanan
" Michael, laborer, r. 43 Perry
" Michael O., laborer, r. 654 Natoma
" Patrick, laborer, r. 1153 Harrison
" Patrick, liquors, 611 Tennessee
" Patrick, molder, r. 34 Clara
" P. F., compositor Journal of Commerce, r.

2223 Webster
" Thomas, r. 24 Mint Av
" Thomas, clerk, r. 1153 Harrison
" Thomas J., rattan worker Wakefield Rat-
tan Co.
" Timothy blacksmith, r. 602 Minnesota
" Timothy, gripman, r. 3427 Sacramento
" Timothy, hostler, r. 1909 Lexington Av
" Timothy, shoemaker, r. 531 Howard
" Timothy, teamster J. C. Wilson & Co., r.

221 Vallejo
" William, carpenter, r. 311 Langton
" William, conductor Market St. Ry, r. 11

Decatur
" William, distributor Post Office, r. 132, 4th

Av
" William A., finisher Cal. Furniture Mfg

Co., r. 614 Jones
" William J., bookkeeper Stein, Simon & Co.,

r. 503 Powell
" William J., decorator, r. 128 Silver
0"Loghlen Andrew J., accountant, r. 724 Broder-

ick
" William F., clerk, r. 724 Broderick
O'Loughlen Nellie Miss, teacher Columbia

Grammar School, r. 1101 Pine
0"Loughlin Michael, r. 501 East
O'Mahoney Hugh, salesman The Hamburger

Co., r. Clement bet 22d and 23d Avs
" Mary E. Miss, tailoress, r. 115, 7th
" Michael, laborer, r. 19 Lundy Lane
" W. G. Rev., assistant pastor Church of St.

Charles Borromeo, r. 390 Shotwell
O'Malley Austin A., harnessmaker J. O'Kane,

r. 1114 Hyde
" Austin J., harnessmaker Main & Winches-
ter, r. 1416 Hyde
" Charles, clerk, r. 1222 Union
" Charles, policeman, r. 219 Fair Oaks
" Edward, apprentice Fulton Eng. & Ship

Bldg. Wks, r. 15 Union PI
" Edward, expressman, r. 861 Market
" Edward, helper William F. Wilson, r. 33

Boardman PI
" Ellen, groceries, 318 Vallejo
" George, messenger Western Meat Co.,r.
1114 Hvde

O'Malley James, bricklayer, r. 52 Minna
" James, carpenter, r. 1213 McAllister
" James C, stenographer, r. 1213 McAllister
" John, fireman str Noyo
" John, laborer, r. 14% Ringold
" John, laborer, r. 221 Minna
" John, porter Mills Bldg, r. Oakland
" John, seaman, r. 318 Vallejo
" John J., clerk Naphtaly, Freidenrich &

Ackerman, r. 1213 McAllister
" John T., molder Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg.

Wks, r. 15 Union PI
" Mary, widow, r. 33a Boardman PI
" M. H. Mrs., r. 413b Devisadero
" Owen, teamster California-Nevada Cream-
ery Co., r. 261 Perry
" Patrick, laborer, r. 155 Tehama
" Patrick, pantryman Palace Restaurant, r.

234 Minna
" Patrick, laborer John D. McGilvray & Co.,

r. 320 Ritch
" Peter J., iron molder, r. 1012 York
" Stephen, horseshoer Martin O'Dea, r. 512

Bush
>8S-0'Malley. See Malley
O'Mara John, laborer, r. 1105 McAllister
" Kate, widow, notions, 1318 Point Lobos Av
" Lawrence, conductor Market St. Ry., r.

1105 McAllister
" Mary, domestic, 3103 Clay
" Michael, r. 49 Everett
" Thomas, liquors, 1156 Mission
O'Meara Catherine, widow, r. 1007 Paciflc
" James, blacksmith, r. 462% Tehama
" Johanna Miss, school teacher, r. 859 Fol-

som
" John, wire mattress maker John Hoey, r.

113% Shipley
" John E., assistant cashier New York Life

Ins. Co.,r. 803 Ellis
" John J., policeman, r. 24 Hofl Av
" Michael, r. 859 Folsom
" Philip, driver Rapid Safety Filter Co., r.

803 Ellis
" R., steel worker Pac. Roll. Mill
" Richard, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r.

1530 Kentucky
" Richard T. (O'Meara & McCarthy), r. 803

Ellis
" Timothy, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 4

Mars
" & McCarthy (Richard T. O 'Meara and

Charles F. McCarthy), wood and coal.

809 Geary
O'Neal Bridget Mrs., groceries, 17Zoe
" Henry E., clerk freight auditor's dept. S.

P. Co., r. 326 Eddy
" John, bellbanger, r. 407 Van Ness Av
" John H., real estate, r. 14c Clinton
" Mary L. Mrs., principal Lafayette Pri-
mary School, r. 117 Hermann
" Patrick, laborer, r. 17Zoe
O'Neil Alfred, driver, r. 1305 Montgomery
" Alfred, finisher Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 415

Jersey
" Alice, widow, r. 450% Tehama
" Andrew W., longshoreman, r. 10 Rincon Av
" Anna C, saleslady, r. 450% Tehama
" Anne Miss, domestic, r. 444%, 3d
" Annie, widow, r. 15 Jansen
" Bernard, lamplighter, r. 28 Everett
■' Carrie Miss, r. 316,7th
" Catherine Miss, spinner Tubbs Cordage

Co., r. 14 Clinton Av
" Charles E., laborer U. S. Customs, r. 640

Ivy Av
" Charles H., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light

Co. r. 8 Harrison Av
O'Neil Cyrus F., secretary Odd Fellows' Hall

Association of San Francisco, 3 Odd

Fellows' Bldg, and sexton First Uni-
tarian Church, r. 420, 13th
" Daniel, carriage maker, r. 725 Hayes
" Daniel, ironworker Union Iron Wks, r. 507,

7th
" Daniel, laborer, r. 418 Ringold
" Daniel [F., foreman Union I. Wks, r.420, 13th
" Daniel J., porter Sanborn &Wise. r. 2710
Polk

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O'Neil Daniel M. , blacksmith O'Brien & Sons, r.
1061/2 Haight
" David, ironworker, r. 1431 Folsom
" Delia Mrs., r. 565 Stevenson
" Dennis, laborer, r. 1 Filbert
" Dennis J., barber, r. 96 Steiner
" Edward (McCormick Bros.), r. 1431 Folsom
" Edward, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,

r. 608, 17th
" Edward, millhand, r. 10 Rincon PI
" Edward, piledriver, r. 101, 1st
" Edward, pressman, r. 1305 Montgomery
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 18 N.atoma rear
" Ellen L., widow, r. 2496 Market
" Frances Miss, r. 1210 Mason
" Francis, longshoreman, r. 2 Washington
" Frank, bottler Rosenblatt Co., r. 554 Stev-
enson
" Frank, printer H. S. Crocker Co., r. 1305

Montgomery
" Frank, tailor S. N. Wood & Co., r. 418 Rin-

gold
" George, carpenter, r. 614, 34th
" George, carrier postofBce, r. 2496 Market
" George D., secretary California Champagne

Co., 344 Stevenson, r. 19 Scott
" George P., bookkeeper, r. 614, 24th
" Hannah, widow, r. 444%, 3d
" Hannah, widow, r. 1227 Dolores
" Henry, truckman Truck 4, r. 3 White
" Henry, farmer Mt. St. Joseph Infant Asy-
lum
" Hugh, clerk D. N. & E. Walter & Co., r.

565 Stevenson
" J., wrapper Hale Bros., r. 512%, 2d
" James, bartender, r. 281 Minna
" James, laborer, r. 512 Mission
" Jeremiah D., molder, r. 3 Laussat
" Jeremiah T., painter, r. 1631 Mission
" John, r. mVi Everett
" John, clerk, r. 502Y2 Broadway
" John, electrician Cal. Elec. Wks
" John, foreman iron foundry Union I-ron

Wks, r. 116, 13th
" John, laborer, r. 1 Louisa
" John, laborer, r. 305 Bryant
" John, laborer, r. 305 Minna
" John, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

432, 17th
" John, marine fireman, r. 12 Federal
" John, painter John G. Edmondson, r. 220

Brannan
" John J., clerk forwarding dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. 127 Pierce
" John M., compositor H. S. Crocker Co., r.

201/2 Minna
" John M., plumber T. H. Monaghan, r. 614,

.24th
" John P., plumber, r. 3 White
" Joseph, waiter, r. 281 Minna
" Joseph E., cabinet maker, r. 2496 Market
" Josephine Mrs., dressmaking, 1631 Mission
" Kate, domestic, r. 425, 3d
" Kate Miss, laundress Lane Hospital
" Lawrence J., hoseman Engine 27, r. 96

Steiner
" Lillian B. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar

School, r. 420, 13th
" M., operator Pac. Postal Tel. Cable Co., r.

825 Polk
" Margaret, widow, r. 20;4 Minna
" Martin, laborer U. S. Engineer's dept., r.

25th Av nr Lake
" Mary, widow,' r. 717 Greenwich
" Mary, widow, r. 1631 Mission
" Maurice, machinist Pac. States Type

Foundry, r. 115 State
" Maurice D., waiter, r. 5 Carlos PI
" Michael, fireman, r. 625 Davis
" Michael, hoseman Engine 27, r. 316, 7th
" Nora Miss, spinner Tubbs Cordage Co.. r.

14 Clinton
" Patrick, butcher John Wagner & Sons, r.

9th Av South bet K and L
" Patrick, laborer, r. 43, 6th
" Patrick, laborer, r. 1305 Montgomery
" Patrick, master mariner, r. 828 Geary
" Patrick, seaman, r. 10 Rincon Av
" Philip, laborer, r. 555 Bryant

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O'Neil Richard, with A. Ottinger, r. Oakland
" R. P., marine engineer, r. 415 Jersey
" S. P. Mrs., r. Old People's Home
" Thomas, bartender William Shannon, r.

224 Post
" Thomas, blacksmith, r. 1018 Jackson
" Thomas, boatman, r. 8 Clay
" Thomas, carpenter, r. 46 Richland At
" Thomas, contractor, r. 713 Oak
" Thomas, foundryman, r. 512 Howard
" Thomas, stevedore, r. 10 Rincon Av
" Thomas, stevedore, r. 15 Welsh
" Thomas, clerk, r. 137 Pierce
" Vincent A., with Leonard & Ellis, r. 116

Ridley
" William, r. 1220 Folsom
" William, laborer Ballard & Hall, r. 405V^,

5 th
" William, oiler str Alameda
" William A., machine hand Hobbs, Wall &

Co., r. 10 Rincon Av
" William E., jeweler S. P. Diamond House,

r. 115 State
" William P., waiter Frank S. Guglielmetti,

r. 91, 9th
" William J., clerk, r. 1819 Greenwich
>^=-0'Neil. See O'Neal and O'Nial
0"Neile Stephen, seaman, r. 419 East North
O'Neill Agnes Miss, notions, 1920 Point Lobos
Av
" Ambrose E., chemist Lievre, Fricke & Co.,

r. 608, 17th
" Annie Miss, r. 928 McAllister
" Arthur A., surgeon str Peru
" Bernard, boiler maker, r. 1141 Mission
" Bernard, marine engineer, r. 35^4 Lafayette
" Brothers & Callaghan (Edward and Frank
O'Neill and C. W. Callaghan). paper
maufacturers, office 500 Montgomery
" Charles, r. 346, 4th

" Cornelius, shipcarpenter, r. 406 Bryant
" Cornelius E., shoecutter J. C. Nolan & Co.,

r. 43 Minna
" Daniel, carpenter, r. 19 Lafayette
" Daniel, seaman, r. 512^/4, 2d
" Daniel, shoefinisher, r. 43 Minna
" Daniel J., carpenter, r. 212c Linden Av
" David, asphaltum worker, r. 1738 Mission
" David, laborer, r. 613 Howard
" David J. (Totman & O'Neill), r. 1000 Minna
" Dennis, coal passer, r. 621, 2d
" Edward, r. SB cor Boyce and St. Rose's Av
" Edward (O'Neill Bros. & Callaghan), r.

Soquel, Cal.
" Edward, brassfinisher Cal. Gas Fixture

Co., r. 442,29th
" Edward, hostler, r. 5 Bond
" Edward, watchman Hibernia Savings and

Loan Soc, r. 1115 McAllister
" Ellen, widow, r. 43 Minna
" Ellen, widow, r. 99 Hayes
" Ellen Mrs., r. SE cor Boyce and St. Rose's

Av
" Eugene, laborer, r. 115 State
" Eugene, stenographer Frank B. Peterson

& Co., r. 1305 Montgomery
" Eunice, widow, r. 5.54 Stevenson
" Florence J., clerk C. Curtin, r. 425 Eddy
" Frank (O'Neill Bros. & Callaghan), r. So-
quel, Cal.
" Frank C, sweeper Harbor Commissioners
" Frank D., compositor, r. 442, 29th
" Frank J., porter Wells, Fargo & Co., 1824b

Howard
" Frank T., porter, r. 554 Stevenson
" Frederick, molder, r. 184 Jessie

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O'Neill George, brassiinisher M. Greenberg's

Sons, r. 1014 York
" Harry, clerk Frank B. Peterson & Co., r. 46

Richland Av
" Harry, plumber, r. cor Stanton and 20th
" Henry, clerk Kelly & Liebes, r. 509!4

Leavenworth rear
" Hugh, horseshoer Morton Draying and

Warehouse Co., r. 1406, 23d
" Hugh T., clerk E. H. Marwedel, r. 565 Ste-
venson
" J., steel worker Pac. Roll. Mill
" James, laborer, r. 14a Albion Av
" James, seaman, r. 3 East
" James, watchman Selby Smelting and

Lead Co., r. 435 Pine
" James J. (O'Neill & Seeger), r. 1824 O'Far-

rell
" James J., machinist, r. 309, 30th
" Jeremiah, marine engineer, r. 621, 2d
•' John, r. 520 Stevenson
" John, collector Eastern Clock Co., r, 718

Green
" John, harnessmaker, r. 115 State
" John, laborer, r. 520 Stevenson
" John, nailer Commercial Box Factory, r.

616, 2d
" John, plasterer, r. 1014!4 York
" John, sweeper Harbor Commissioners
" John C, engineer, r. 442, 29th
" John D., harnessmaker Albert E. Buck-
man, r. 10 Walter
" John E., carrier postofflce, r. 239, 5th
" John L., auctioneer, r. 31 Boardman PI

rear
" John P , salesman Bullock & Jones Co., r.

5 Leonard PI
" Joseph, clerk Enewald Peterson, r. IIO414

Fair Av
" Joseph, laborer, r. 11 Lafayette
" Joseph, laborer Diggins Bros,, r. 1233 Bush
" Joseph C, motorman Market St. Ry, r. 435

4th
" Joseph D., clerk, r. 608, 17th
" Kate, widow, r. 233 Guerrero
" Kate, widow, r. 621, 2d
" Lavena C. Miss, teacher Lincoln Evening

School, r. 412 Eddy
" Loretta J. Miss, stenographer William F.

Wilson, r. 928 McAllister
" Louisa, widow, r. 1513»4 Larkin
" M., coal passer str San Bias
" Maggie, domestic. 1617 Lyon
" Mamie, dressmaker, r. 138 Castro
" Margaret Miss, stenographer, r. 309, 30th
" Mary, widow, r. NE cor 25th and Vicks-

burg
" Mary, widow, r. cor Stanton and 20th
" Mary, widow, liquors, 254 Brannan, r. 618

2d
" Mary, domestic, 2211 Steiner
" Mary A., widow, r. 442, 29th
" Mathew J., insurance, r. 1128 Vallejo
" M. F. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 611 Ellis
" Michael, laborer, r. 2714 Ritch
" Neil, watchmaker and jeweler, 104 Jack

son, r. 1016 Shotwell
" Nellie G. Miss (Gray & O'Neill), r. 1170

Market
" Nicholas, policeman, r. 521 Arkansas
" Patrick, car driver, r. 167 Perry
" Patrick, carpenter, r. 121 California Av
" Patrick, laborer, r. Pioneer House
" Patrick, laborer, r. 1920 Point Lobos Av
" Patrick, laborer, r. 2534 Bryant
" Patrick, machinist, r. 309, 3nth

O'Neill Patrick J., painter, 25 Steuart, r. 95
Steuart
" Patrick J., physician and surgeon, 872 Mis-
sion
" Philip, pressman, r. 1305 Montgomery
" Richard, capitalist, 19 Nevada Block, r.

SW cor York and Santa Clara
" Richard Jr., r. S s 17th nr Bryant
" Robert E., shoe pattern maker J. C. Nolan

& Co.,r. 1305 Montgomery
" Robert E., trunk maker C. A Malm & Co.,

r. 442, 29th
" Robert F., machinist Union Gas Engine

Co., r. Alameda
" Stephen, laborer, r. 27'/^ Ritch
" Terrence, r. Nyenr Congdon
" Theodore A., painter, r. 817 Golden Gate Av
" Thomas, r. 421 Noe

" Thomas (Union Machine Co.), r. 15 Guy PI
" Thomas, bartender George Brown, r. 122

Leidesdorff
" Thomas, merchant, r. 2215 Devisadero
" Thomas Rev., O. P. clergyman, St. Domin-
ic's Monastery
" Thomas B., workman U. S. Mint, r. 2132^4

Howard
" Thomas J., bookbinder R. I. Whelan & Co.,

r. 442, 29th
" Thomas J., clerk Bauer Bros. & Co., r. 2215

Devisadero
" Timothy J., goldbeater, r. 1212Folsom
" Vincent, teamster Selby Smelting and

Lead Co., r. 400 Octavia
" W., mill hand Pac. Roll. Mill
" Walter, shoecutter J. C. Nolan & Co., r.

1305 Montgomery
" William, hostler J. Noonan, r. 400 Beale
" William H., car repairer S. P. Co., r. 120,

8th
" William J., bookbinder H. S. Crocker Co.,

r. 608, 17th
' ' William J. , messenger Wells, Fargo & Co. ,

r. 134, 6th
" William J., laborer, r. 130 Hickory Av
" William R., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &

Co., r. 2215 Devisadero
" William W.. carrier postoffice, r. 522 Eddy
" & Seeger (James J. O'Neill and William J.

Seeger), coffee saloon, 16 Post
O'Nial Joshua, bookkeeper Hibernia Savings

and Loan Society, r. 707 Broderick
O'Reagan Bartholomew, liquors, 249 Stevenson
O'Regan C. F., clerk Washburn & Moen Mfg.

Co., r. .545 Fulton
" E. F., book agent, r. 76 Murphy Bldg
" James, laborer, r. 543'/4 Fulton
" Thomas, concrete worker, r. 1429 Mission
4S"0'Regan. See Reagan and Regan
O'Reilly Arthur, butcher, r. 1605 O'Farrell
" Bridget, widow, r. 1120 Church
" Charles, marine engineer, r. 549 Bryant
" Edward M., bookkeeper T. H. Ryan cfe Co.,

r. 3 Cedar Av
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 318, 28th
" Frank B., student, r. 1311 Guerrero
" James, bartender Patrick F. Dugan, r. 109

Rose Av
" James, conductor, r. 3035 Pine
" James, laborer, r. 1200 Folsom
" James J., plasterer, r. 466 Minna rear
" James J. Jr., driver, r. 466 Minna rear
" Jane F. Miss, r. 223 Turk
" Jeremiah, liquors, SE cor Valencia and

35th, r. 1311 Guerrero
" Jeremiah, shoemaker Buckingham &Hecht,

r. 3117% Mission
" John, gardener, r. 862V2 Mission
" John, laborer, r. 250 Tehama rear
" John P., bricklayer, r. 109 Rose Av
" John P., liquors, NW cor Spring and Sum-
mer, r. 613 Pine
" Joseph, conductor Market St. Ry, r. 2937

Sacramento
" Joseph, foreman, r. 109 Rose Av
" Kate, widow, r. 404, 6th
" Matthew, capitalist, 215 Sansome, room 3,

r. Oakland
" Matthew, inspector U. S. Customs, r. Oak-
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O'Reilly Michael J., salesman Erianger &

Galinger, r. 30'^ Erie
" Nicholas, helper Risdon I. and L. Wks, r.

1120 Church
" Norah, domestic, 2029 California
" Patrick, r. 929 Shot well
" Patrick H., boiler maker, r. 1130 Church
" Robert J., laborer U. S. Customs, r. 1 1 8 Perry
" Robert J. Jr., printer, r. 118 Perry
" William, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,

r. 31171/2 Mission
O'Relli Mary Mrs., teacher music, r. 27 San-
chez
O'Rorke Elizabeth Mrs., janitress Monroe Pri-
mary School, r. London nr China Av
" James F., upholsterer Bernhard Matti-ess

Co., r. 916 Howard
" James P., plasterer, r. London nr Japan Av
" Michael J., blacksmith, r. London nr Japan

Av
O'Rourke Bridget, widow, r. 36 West Mission
" Charles, marine fireman, r. 8 Minna
" Daniel C, shoetreer Cahn, Nickelsburg &

Co., r. 36 West Mission
" Edward J., salesman Owen McCabe, r.2915

Mission
" Eugene, hostler, r. 44% Clara
" Eugene S., r. 1025 Page
" Frank, horseshoer, 719, 5th Av, r. 327 Golden

Gate Av
" Hugh, seaman, r. 404 Harrison
O'Rourke Isaac W., veterinary surgeon, 331

Golden Gate Av
" James, clerk, r. 2327 Greenwich
" James, horseshoer, 1828 Post
" James, laborer Cal. Electrical Wks, r. 846

Mission
" James C, machinist, r. 308 Fulton
" James S. (J. S. O'Rourke & Co.), r. 419 Fol-

som
" J. C, machinist, r. 308 Fulton
" John, horseshoer, 731, 5th Av, r. 331 Golden

Gate Av
" John, laborer, r. 221 Arlington
" John, liquors, 908 Illinois
" John, machinist Atlas Iron Wks
" John, mechanic Palace Hotel, r. 533 Jessie
" John, wagon maker, r. 120 Austin Av
" John C, stair builder, r. 1032, 21st
" John F.,r. 223 Minna
" John F., painter B. V. Reilly, r. 338, 13th
" John T., horseshoer James O'Rourke, r. 331

Golden Gate Av
" J. S. & Co. (J. S. O'Rourke), horseshoers,

136 Folsom
" Lawrence, electrician Cal. Electric Supply

and Cons. Co.
" Mamie Miss, teacher music, r. 1416 Broad-
way
" Martin, carpenter, r. 42 Moss
" Martin, teamster Somers & Co., r. 357, 1st
" Martin J., painter Gowan, Gorman & Co.,

r. 338, 13th
" Mary Miss, forelady Western Preserve Co.,

r. 11 Perry
" Michael, r. 547 Mission
" Michael, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 14

Hawthorne
" Michael, laborer, r. 2327 Greenwich
" Michael, laborer, r. Crescent Av nr Ando-

ver Av
" Patrick, carpenter, r. 120 Austin Av
" Patrick, currier, 816 Potrero Av
" Patrick, laborer, r. 326 Day
" Patrick, laborer, r. 338, 13th
" Patrick, porter Hagerty Bros., r. 10 Oak-
wood
" Patrick, tanner John Counihan & Son, r. 816

Potrero Av
" Patrick Jr., carriage wood worker, r. 338,

13th
" Patrick S., foreman C. S. Healey, r. 155i/4

Shipley
" P. O., r. 1213 0ctavia
" Robert, shoemaker, r. 430 Natoma
" Robert, teamster, r. 412 Dolores
" S. Mrs., widow, r. 1029 Clay
" Thomas, blacksmith Frank J. O'Rourke, r.

327 Golden Gate Av

W.W. MONTAGUE & CO,

Artistic Tiles,

Flain, Glazjed a.n.<i IDecorateca-

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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

O'Rourke Thomas, laborer, r. W s Alabama bet
15th and 16th
" Thomas, millhand W. H. Miner, r. 13 Ger-

mania
" Thomas, painter, r. 2215 Golden Gate Av
" Thomas, paver, r. 231 Birch PI
" Thomas, truckman S. P. Co., r. 11 Perry
" Thomas J., engineer, r. 12 Germania
" William, fireman str State of California, r.

127, 2d
" William J., blacksmith, r. 338, 13th
' ' William J. , operator Buckingham & Hecht ,
r. 1039 Clay
^©"O'Rourke. See Rourke
O'Ryan Daniel H., clerk Urruela, Urioste &
Co., r. 420 Geary
" Philip Rev., iournalist Monitor, r. 3030
Howard
O'Shaugnnessy Charles, compositor, r. 8 Olive
Court
" Charles, elevatorman Palace Hotel, r.

1316i4 Mission
" Joseph, night clerk Cosmopolitan Hotel
" M. Mrs., groceiies, 1034 Howard
" Martin (Golden State Tea Co.), 139, 2d, r.

439 Bryant
" Michael, deckhand str Resolute
" Michael, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
13I614 Mission

M. M., civil and consulting en-
gineer, ' 235 Crocker Bldg, hours 9 to 10
a. m. and 4 to 5 p. m.
" Thomas J., salesman P. Flanigan, r. 1316^4

Mission
■' William, clerk C. Curtin, r. 1316i/i Mission
" William J., butcher, r. 410 Elizabeth
" William M., deputy Sheriff, r. 310 Valencia
4®=-0'Shaughnessy. See Shaughnessy
O'Shaunessy John, bookkeeper Getz Bros. & Co.,
r. 805 Golden Gate Av
" Michael, gardener, r. 805 Golden Gate Av
O'Shea Cornelius, laborer, r.907 Folsom
Cornelius, peddler, r. 1151 Harrison
Daniel, engineer's storekeeper str Gaelic,

r. 740 Clayton
Daniel, produce, r. 510, 26i:h
Ellen, cook, 1015 California
Hannah, domestic, 717 Cole
James J., plumber, r. 321 California Av
Jeremiah, copyist County Clerk's office, r.

501 Vermont
Jeremiah, teamster, r.501 Vermont
John, salesman Neuhaus & Co.
John F., policeman, r. 25 Clinton
Joseph W., sign painter, r. 331 California

Av
Margaret, widow, r. W s Folsom nr Precita

Av
Patrick J., laborer, r. 819A Lyon
Richard, liquors, 416, 4th
Thomas, liquors, 480 Jessie, r. 514 Steven-
son
4@r-0'Shea. See Shay and Shea
O'Sullivan Bridget, widow, r. 9 Hunt
" Bridget, widow, r. 230 Clara
" Brothers (John N. and Michael P.), sign

painters, 30 Geary
" Cornelius, clerk, r. 310 Montgomery Av
" Cornelius D. Mrs., widow, r. 1035 Bush
" Cornelius D. Jr., r. 1035 Bush
" Curtis Mrs., instructor Art Students'

League
" Daniel, brickmason, 40 New Montgomery, r.

1318 Ellis
" Denis M., bartender The Reception, r. 528
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bet N and P
" Hannah Miss, saleslady, r. 626 Eddy
" James, brickmason, 40 New Montgomery,

r. 1716 San Carlos Av
" James, clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 621 Eddy
" John, r. 1025 Bush

" John N. (O'Sullivan Bros.), r. 12? Page
" Joseph A., clerk Hibernia Savings and

Loan Society, r. 1025 Bush
" M., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill
" Maggie Miss, r. 217 Francisco
" Mary, widow, r. 127 Page
" Michael, iron worker, r. 501^/4, 6th
" Michael, messenger McAvoy «fc Gallagher,

r 29 5th
" Michael H., shoemaker, 1625 Devisadero, r.

10 Prospect Av
" Michael M., molder, r. 10 Prospect Av
" Michael J., policeman, r. 1928 Greenwich
" Michael P. (O'Sullivan Bros.), r. 127 Page
" Michael T., frame maker, r. 9 Hunt
" Patrick D., r. 1741 Mission rear
" Patrick J., organist, r. 73214 Clementina
" Timothy, laborer, r. 905, 15th
" Timothy, machinist, r. 1 Eldridge
" Timothy M., frame maker, r. 220 Clara
" T. M., sweeper Harbor Commissioners
>8®=-0'Sullivan. See Sullivan
O'Toole Coleman, stevedore, r. 4 Pringle Court
" Daniel, mining, r. 800 Kearny
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 534i/i.. 4th
" Hugh, laborer, r. 217'^, 8th rear
" Hugh A., laborer, r. 217Vi, 8th rear
" James, fireman, r. 625 Davis
" James, laborer, r. 50 West Mission
" John (McGlynn & O.'Toole), attorney at

law, 36-37 Nevada Block, r. 2015 Ellis
" John, fireman, r. 134 West Park
" John A., laborer, r. 4 Pringle Court
" John P., porter, r. 1119 Filbert
" John W., clerk, r. 5341/2, 3th
" Lawrence, special policeman, r. 1119 Filbert
" Lizzie Miss, hairdresser, r. 53414, 4th
" Mary Miss, teacher music, r. 53414, 4th
O'Toole M. C, oculist and aurist, St. Ann's

Bldg, 8 Eddy, hours 11 a. m to 1 p. m.

and 2 to 4 p. m., Tuesdays and Sundays

excepted, r. Berkeley
'• Michael, driver Kavanagh & Co., r. 7 Oak

Grove Av
" William C, plumber, r. 1126 Market
4®-0'Toole. See Toole
Oak Consolidated Mining and Miliing Co., 532

Market, room 41
" Frederick, carpenter, r. 629 Lombard
" Grove House, William M. McKenna pro-
prietor, 946 Harrison
" Joseph, carpenter, r. SISM Myrtle Av
" Valley Distilling Co. (Covington, Ky.),

Braunschweiger & Co. Pacific Coast

agents, 5-7 Drumm
Oakes Frank, laborer, r . 411 Sansome
" George W., carpet layer, r. 874 Howard
" George W., finisher Cal. Furniture Mfg.

Co., r. 1605 Lexington Av
" Thomas, carpenter, r. 1605 Lexington Av
" Thomas, clerk C. J. Harrigan. r. 1157i/^ Fol-

som
" Thomas J., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

3205 Clay

OAKES WALTER P.,

Pacific Coast agent Honduras Na-
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OAKES W. E. & CO.

(William E. Oakes. Manuel J. Andrade
and Manuel P. Williams), Melrose,
Fitchburg, San Leandro, San Lorenzo
and Haywards Express, 20 Market,
telephone Drumm 30
Oakes William E. (W. E. Oakes & Co.), r. San

Leandro
J8®"Oakes. See Oke
Oakey Alexander F., architect, 520-522 Spreck-

els Bldg, 927 Market
Oakland, Alameda and Berkeley Directory, F.
M. Husted, publisher, 530 California,
room 65
Oakland Art Pottery and Terra Cotta Works,
James Miller proprietor, William J .
Cavanagh manager, 1175 Market
" Bottling Co. (Oakland), Joseph F. Strom-
berg secretary, 1408 Pacific
Oakland Bre^wery (Oakland), office 403 Market
Oakland Ferry, foot Market
Oakland Gas Light and Heat Co., D. E. Martin
president, J. A. Britton secretary, offlce
604 Commercial
■' House, George W. France proprietor, 644%
Howard and 25 Hunt
Oakland Preserving Co., Frederick Tillmann
Jr. president, oftlce 313-327 Battery,
works Oakland
Oakland Railroad Co., F. S. Douty secretary
and treasurer, 51 Union Trust Bldg
" Water Front Co.. C. E. Green secretary, 53
Union Trust Bldg
Oakley Aaron D., rubber stamp mfr., 423 Wash-
ington, r. 724 Bay
Oakley Charles M., manager Mutual Reserve
Fund Life Association (of New York),
and New England Mutual Accident As-
sociation (of Boston), 315-317 Safe De-
posit Bldg, r. 326 Larkin
" Edward D., teller Security Savings

Bank, r. 1416 Washington
" Gilbert H., master mariner, r. 7 Clay
" Jennie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 200 Fair Oaks
" JohnR., master mariner, 9 Mission
" Lillian Miss, stenographer Wiester & Co.,

r. 200 Fair Oaks
" Louis M., bicycle repairer R. W. Dennis &

Co.,r. 724 Bay
" Robert O., real estate, 11 Montgomery, r.

15091/4 Broadway
" William, bricklayer, r. 200 Fair Oaks
Oaks Consolidated Mining Co. (Tuolumne Co.),
Thomas A. Fisher secretary, 510 Califor-
nia
Oakshett Mary A. Mrs., r. 1214 Union
OakviUe Wine Co., Charles Ryhner pi-esident,
Theodor Hartman secretary, cellar and
sample room, SW cor Folsom and Army
Oat John M., sailmaker, r. 608 Capp
Oaten Fannie, widow, r. 2337a Mission
Gates Henrv, r. Ill, 19th
" James, plasterer, r. 2521 Post rear
" James J., laborer, r. 63 Shipley
" Martin J., laborer, r. 63 Shipley
" William, cook Martin C. Hogan, r. 7th Av

South bet K and L
" William H., gardener, r. 2718 McAllister
Oatman Elizabeth Mrs., r. 1519 Larkin
" J. W., traveling salesman Miller, Sloss &
Scott, r. Reno, Nev.
Oaxaca Coffee Plantation Co. The (Mexico),

ofQce 510 California
Obe Leon, elevator man, r. 6 Polk Lane
Obenauer Albert, printer H. S. Crocker Co., r.
2206 Pine
" George, bai-ber, 39, 2d, r. 2206 Pine
" George Jr., driver, r. 2206 Pine
" Henry, salesman G. Verdier & Co., r. 2206

Pine
" John, shirt cutter Bullock & Jones Co., r.
Alameda
Ober Charles T., machinist George W. Hedges,
r. 411/2 Clinton
" M. H. Mr.s., ladies' furnishing goods, 34

r. 1630 Pine

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Oberdeener Isaac, plumber, r. 1620 Pine
" Robert, clerk Wolf Oberdeener, r. 1620 Pine
" Wolf, stationery and notions, 18, 1st, r.
1620 Pine
Oberfeld Charles (Oberfeld & Braunbeck), r.
23151/2 Mason
" Frederick, baker, r. 358 Jessie
" Gottlieb, baker, r. 358 Jessie
" John, oven builder, r. 22 15 Mason

OBERFELD & BRAUNBECK

(Charles Otoerfeld and Peter Braun-
beck), contractors, bricklayers and
oven builders, 22151/2 Mason
Oberf elder Max (Dallemand & Co.), r. Chicago,
111.
" Tobias (Dallemand & Co.), r. Chicago, 111.
Oberfleld Henry D., messenger Wells, Fargo &

Co.,r. 632a Geary
Oberg C, seaman U. S. Lighthouse tender
Madrono
" Fritz, tailor, 724i/4 Market, r. 4 Garret PI
" John, laborer, r. 58 Hermann
" Victor, shoemaker, 4 Virginia Court
" William O., r. 521 Pacific
Oberle Joseph B., butcher J. G. Johnson & Son,

r. 1st Av South nr Railroad Av
Obermayer Benno, manufacturers' agent, 339

Kearny, r. 126 Ellis
Obermeyer T. F. A., wines and liquors, 620 Mar-
ket, r. 1224 Laguna
Oberndorf Abraham, canvasser, r. 1239V^ Folsem
" Jacob, salesman A. & A. Baker, r. 12391/4
Folsom
Obernesser AntoneMrs., r. 522 V^ Harrison
Oberon The, restaurant and family resort,
Ernest A. Fischer proprietor, 36-38
O'Farrell
Oberst Charles, kettleman John Wieland Brew-
ery, r. 3254 Louisa
" Frank, liquors, 213, 3d, r. 214, 3d
" Frank, molder McCormick Bros., r. SW cor

16th and Bryant
" William (Oberst & Fuchs), r. 14 Clara
" & Fuchs (William Oberst and Anton
Fuchs), wood and ivory turners, 547-549
Brannan
Obert Anton, miller Deming-Palmer Milling
Co., r. 209 PotreroAv
" William, miller, r. 209 Potrero Av
Obitz Florent, salesman G. Leopold, r. 540

Washington
Obradovich Peter, porter A. B. Balaban, r.

30271/2, 16th
Obram Thomas G.. gardener, r. 945 Masonic Av
Obst Emile. driver Chicago Brewery
Occident Stables, C. S. Crittenden pi-oprietor,
N W cor Geary and Polk, telephone East
48
" The (weekly), Rev. James Marshall
Thompson editor, William Stevenson
manager, 84 Donohoe Bldg
Occidental and Oriental Steamship Co.,
Charles F. Crocker president, S. H. H.
Clark vice-president, D. D. Stubbs sec-
retary, general and agency ofBces, 425
Market, telephone Main 261, wharf, 1st
and Brannan, telephone Main 458
Occidental Barber Shop, John S^ahle proprie-
tor, 233 Bush
Occidental Beet Sugar Co., Claus Spreckels
president, John D. Spreckels vice-pres-
ident, J. D. Spreckels & Bros. Co. treas-
urers, E. H. Sheldon secretary, office 327
Market
" Board Presbyterian Mission House (Chi-
nese home and school). Miss Margaret
Culbertson matron, 920 Sacramento
" Cigar Store, C. W. Smith manager, 136

Montgomery
" Club, Joseph A. Baxter secretary, 413

Stockton
" Consolidated Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.),
■ Alfred K. Durbrow secretary, 69 Nevada
Block

OCCIDENTAL FOUNDRY,

Steiger & Kerr proprietors, NW cor
Main and Harrison

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,
CARPETS.

Immense Stock of the Latest Patterns.
e41-<5-4-'7 IWarUi&t St.

Occidental Free Kindergarten. 214, 2d
" Grain Warehouse, William M. Starr pro-
prietor, NW cor 1st and Townsend
" Hand Ball Court, Thomas Degnan man-
ager, 120 Grove
Occidental Hotel, W. B. Hooper lessee, E s

Montgomery bet Sutter and Bush

Occidental Land and Improvement Co., office

4 New Montgomery

" Loan Association, Dennery & Gunzburger

secretaries, 214 Pine, room 3

Occidental MiU (Eureka, Cal.), McKay & Co.,

proprietors, 4 California
Occidental News Co., William G. Brown man-
ager. S. P. Co. Depot, 3d and Townsend
" Restaurant, Joseph Munier proprietor, 337

Bush
" School, Miss Jessie M. Carruthers princi-
pal, 911 Stockton
Occidental Varnish Works, John P. Jourden
proprietor, cor 19th and Treat Av, office
20 Geary
" Watch Co., Walker & Eaton proprietors, 24
Post
Ocean Beach House, Claus F. Kroger proprie-
tor, 313-319. 49th Av
" Beach Pavilion, Henry Doscher proprietor,

cor Ocean Boulevard and B
" House. 214 Jackson
Ocean House Primary School, Daniel J. Delay
principal, Corbett Av nr Ocean House
Road
Ocean House Road Nursery, J. Jacquemet &
Co. proprietors. Ocean House Road nr
Ingleside
Ocean Marine Insurance Co. Limited (of Lon-
don), H. M. Newhall & Co. agents, 309-
311 Sansome
" Side House, Ernest Heymans proprietor.

Ocean Beach nr Ocean House Road
" View Granite Co., John W. Spencer agent,
2245 Mission
Ocean View Police Station, E s Plymouth Av

bet Sadowa and Sagamore
Ocean View Post OflBce, now Station L
Ocean View Station (S. P. Co.), Bruce A. Meyer
agent, junction Sickles Av and Old San
Jose Road
Ocean View Union Congregational Church,

now Eighth Congregational Church
Oceanic Phosphate Co., L. P. Drexler president,
L. E. James secretary, 409 California,
room 4

OCEANIC STEAMSHIP CO.,

John D. Spreckels president, Charles
Goodall vice-president, J. D. Spreckels
& Bros. Co. agents and treasurers, E.
H. Sheldon secretary, L. F. cockn)ft
general passenger agent, main office
327 Market, ticket office 114 Mont-
gomery
Oceanic Steamship Go's. Wharf, Pier 12, foot

Folsom
Ochenbery Calvin, hackman, r. 741 Natoma
Oohs Annie B. Miss, r. 5 Silver Star PI
" Conrad, cooper, r. 5 Silver Star PI
" Elizabeth E. Miss, r. 5 Silver Star PI
" Gustave F., salesman Indianapolis Fur-
niture Co., r. 1401/2 Cumberland
" Herman, butcher, r. 1308 Steiner
" John, cooper August Petzold, r. 5 Silver
Star PI
Ockei-t Mary Mrs., restaurant, 638 Sacramento
Ockey Harry, barber Placet F. Valiant, r. 18
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Ocksen Christian P. (Ocksen & Schade), r. 602

Natoma

" & Schade (Christian P. Ocksen and Henry

E. Schade), coffee saloon, 615 Montgomery

October! Mitchell, porter, r. SOS^^, 4th

Odalovlch Jeveto (Nicholas Pariez & Co.), r, 318

Folsom
Odd Fellows' Building, SW cor Market and 7th
Odd Fellows' Cemetery, George R. Fletcher
superintendent, S s Point Lobos Av bet
1st Av and Henderson
" Fellows' Cemetery (colored), 34th Av and
Clement
Odd Fellows' Cemetery Association, George

Penlington secretary, 8 Flood Bldg
Odd Fellows' Employment Association, An-
drew McMenaman secretary, 11 Odd
Fellows' Bldg, SW cor Market and 7th
Odd Fellows' General Relief Committee, W.
A. Noflsinger president, James F.
Nichols secretary, 3 Odd Fellows' Bldg,
SW cor Market and 7th
Odd Fellows' Hall, SW cor Market and 7th
Odd Fellows' HaU Association of San Francisco
Davis Louderback president, Cyrus F.
O'Neil secretary, office 3 Odd Fellows'
Bldg, SW cor Market and 7th
Odd Fellows' Library, Andrew J. Cleary librar-
ian, Odd Fellows' Bldg, SW cor Market
and 7th
Odd Fellows' Library Association, M. T. Moses
president, William Thackeray secre-
tary, E. Maginnis treasurer. Odd Fel-
lows' Bldg, SW cor Market and 7th
" Fellows' Savings Bank (in liquidation),
James Benson secretary, 240,Montgomery
Odegaard Henry, laborer, r. 624, 4th
" Samuel, laborer, r. 735 Brannan
Odell Anna Miss, teacher Heald's Business
College, r.520Capp
" Daniel, boxmaker, r. 2111 Mason
" Harlan B.. bookkeeper William A.

Schrock, r. 414 Hyde
" Isaac, engineer, r. 3111 Mason
Odell James N., manager The Werner Company
(of Chicago, 111.), 404 Spreckels Bldg, r.
The Berkshire
" John, laborer, r. 2111 Mason
" Walter, r. 203 Turk

" Walton L.., carpenter Edison Light and
Power Co., r. 849 Capp
>e®-Odell. See O'Dell

Oden Alexander C, machinist Electrical En-
gineering Co., r. 16091/^ Dupont
Odenthal Conrad, bartender, r. 517 O'Farrell

" Henry, traveling salesman, r. 517 O'Farrell
Odermatt Joseph W., boilermaker, r. 13 Harri-
son Av
" Louis F., boilermaker Eureka Boiler Wks,
r. Oakland
Odermatt Paul, boiler and sheet ironworks, .58-

60 Bluxome, r. 60 Bluxome
Odero Andrea, laborer, r. 27 Hinckley
" Thomas, teamster Brizzolara '& Son, r. 12
Wetmore PI
Odgers Arthur M., fireman, r. 17 Frankfort Av
" Joseph, with H. T. Holmes Lime Co., r. 723

Golden Gate Av
" Thomas car repairer S. P, Co., r. 17 Frank-
fort Av
" William H., machine hamd S. F. Furniture
Mfg. Co., r. 17 Frankfort Av
Odin Hall, 413 Sutter
" Oscar, laborer W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 12%

Russ
" William, laborer, r. 244, 6th

Odiorne Mamie A. Mrs., dressmaker O. S.

Swearingen, r. 619 McAllister
Odium Samuel, carpenter Sanborn, Vail & Co.,

r. 718 Minna

ODORLESS EXCAVATING CO.,

George H. Baker manager, 131 Eddy

Odrich Charles, laborer, r. NE cor Napa and

Louisiana
Oechsle Fred, laborer William A. Schrock

" Martin D., mill hand William A Schrock
Oechsli Stephen, cabinetmaker Brass &Witten-

burg, r. 101, 3d
Ceding Frank J., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 2315

Post
" William F., foreman J. O. Jephson Co., r.

Alameda
Oehlert Henry F., mattress maker H. W. Frank

& Co., r. 1318 Harrison
Oehme Morris, clerk, r. 1541 Mission
Oelgeschlager Gerhard, gardener Rudolph Her-
man
Oellerich Henry, salesman Lind Vineyard

Wine Cellar r. 1126 Harrison
Oellrich EmilJ., harness maker B. A. Sam-

mann, r. 19 Beideman
" Fred, clerk J. H. Witte, r. 17 Beideman
" Theodore H., salesman Von Ronn, Hencke

& Lorsbach, r. 19 Beideman
" William, driver, r. 17 Beideman
" William Jr., bellhanger, r. 17 Beideman
4®-Oellrich. See Ohlerich and Ulrich
Oelrichs Herman, r. 1120 Pine
Oels Ernst H. F., groceries and liquors, 263

Stevenson
Oeltjen Maggie, domestic, New Washington

Hotel
" Diedrich J., bartender John H. Schuur, r.

324, 4th
Oelund Louis H., longshoreman, r. 8 Welsh
Oerstimba Land Co., Theodore Reiohert presi-
dent, office 4-5 Mills Bldg, 5th floor
Oertli Kaspar, gardener, 606 Stockton
Oesinghaus Otto, laborer Enterprise Brewing

Co., r. 1332 Natoma
Oest Christian, r. 305 Minna
" EmilW., groceries, NW cor Francisco and

Dupont
Oester Henry C, oiler str San Juan
«®-Oester. See Oster
Oesterman Emanuel, clerk Columbia Loan and

Collateral Office, r. 611 Eddy
Oestermann Louis, bookkeeper Adolph Hrom-

ada, r. Alameda
4®"Oestermann. See Osterman and Oyster-
man
Oesterreicher Louis, real estate agent, 630

Market, r. Alameda
" Walter, clerk L. Oesterreicher, r. Alameda
4®"0esterreicher. See Ostreicher
Oesting Paul (Baxter & Oesting), r. 704 Brod-

erick
" William C, dairy produce, 88-91 California

Market, r. 1411 Washington
" William C. Jr., salesman W. C. Oesting, r.

1411 Washington
Oestreich John, tanner S. Bloom & Sons, r. 104,

24th
Oestrich William F., patrolman Morse's Patrol,

r. 622 Turk
Oettl Alois, proprietor Tanners' Home, W s Ne-
braska nr Army
" Arthur, coppersmith, r. Tanners' Home
" Marx, seaman, r. Tanners' Home
Oetzel George W.. foreman shoe cutter W. H.

Nolan & Co., r. 830 Bay
Oetzmann Emile, wagon guard Wells, Fargo &

Co., r. 35 Beideman
" Petronella, widow, r. 35 Beideman
Oeverndiek Henry R., carpenter John Sanders,

r. 129 Olive Av
Ofeld Christina, domestic, 1700 Van Ness Av
Ofenstein Richard, window cleaner, r. 244, 6th
Offenbacher Kate, widow, varieties, 714 Vallejo
Offenhauser Frederick H., tailor Block &

Georges, r. 6 Virginia Court
" Michael, tailor, r. 6 Virginia Court
Offer Herman M., cement worker, r. SE cor Cole

and Carl

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Offerman John, salesman Stockton Milling Co.,

r. 1004 Washington
Offermann George H., marine engineer, r. 131

Tremont Av "

" J. Fred (Offermann & Rohde), and groceries

and liquors, 1421 Harrison
" J. William, groceries and liquors, 1400 Fol-

som, r. 1402'/^ Folsom
" Otto, liquors, SE cor H and 9th Av
" & Rohde (J. Fred Offermann and Bernard

H. Rohde), liquors, 652, 4th

OFFICE SPECIALTY Manu-
facturing CO., Charles Slemin Jr.
manager, manufacturers and dealers
labor saving devices and furniture for
offices, 29 New Montgomery Grand
Hotel Bldg, telephone Main 1790, fac-
tory Rochester, N. Y.
Official List San Francisco Stock Exchange, L.

Goldstein & Co. publishers, 326 Pine
Offt Peter, cabinet maker Richard Herring, r.

118 Langton
Ogden Amy, widow, r. S603 Folsom
" Annie, widow, r. 432 Minna
" Benjamin F., carpenter, r. 501 Ash Av
" Catherine, widow, r. 2,=i29 Sutter
" Charles A., chemist, 13 Montgomery Block.

" George H., clerk, r. 1320 Scott
" Richard L., librarian Cal. State Mining
Bureau, r. 2411 Pierce
Ogden Route Freight and Ticket Office, G. w.

Fletcher agent, 613 Market

Oge William L., manager Pacific School Fur-
nishing Co., 723 Market, r. San Rafael

Ogg Albert E., compositor Frank Eastman &
Co., r. 619 Powell

Oggshaw Nancy A., widow, r. 2403 Howard

Ogilvie Harry, machinist Risdon I. and L. Wks.
r. Alameda
" John, stonecutter Odd Fellows' Cemetery,

r. 14 Parker Av
" William M., cutter W. & J. Sloane & Co., r.
532 Eddy

Ogle Frederick E., salesman, r. 2291 Bryant
" George A., clerk Francisco Chichi zola. r.

1125 Vallejo
" John, carpenter and builder, 40 New Mont-
gomery, r. SE cor 24th and Kansas,
Potrero

Oglesby James, watchman U. S. Mint, r. 1018 Pine

Ogston August, traveling salesman, r. 616 Pine
" William, with Electric Paint Co.

Ohabai Shalome Congregation, Rev. Julius
Fryer rabbi, Bush nr Laguna

Ohaver Nathan P., laborer, r. 6I91/0 Mission

Ohe Albert, driver Witt Bros., r. 38 Hoff Av
" Henry, laborer, r. 527!^, 19th rear
" Rudolph, cigar packer H. Plagemann &
Co., r. NE cor Ellis and Scott

Ohea Lizzie Miss, stenographer Young & Pow-
ers, r. 17I81/2 Hvde
" Richard H., r. 1718y2 Hyde
" Walter H., with S. E. Fischer & Co., r.
17I85/2 Hyde

Ohfl Lena, domestic, 2123 Buchanan

Ohio Lemon Co., Arthur H. Ten Broeck mana-
ger, 80-81 Columbian Bldg

Ohira George, bamboo furniture, 313 Sutter

Ohl Henry C, telegraph operator, r. 800 Kearny

Ohland John, conductor Market St. Rv., r. 1632
Fulton

Ohlandt Henry, r. 1214 Potrero Av

Ohlandt Henry C, assistant secretary The
National Ice Co., office 337 Market,
N s Sonoma nr Potrero Av
" John C. (N. Ohlandt & Co.), r. N s Sonoma
nr Potrero Av

Ohlandt N. & Co. (Nicholas and John C. Ohl
andt and John A. and Charles H. Buck,
manufacturers animal and willow char-
coal, neats foot oil and fertilizers, fac
tory E s Indiana bet Nevada and Yolo
office 327 Market

Ohlandt Nicholas (N. Ohlandt & Co.), and pres
dent The National Ice Co., and Californi
Green and Dried Fruit Co., office 3-<
Market, r. Ns Sonoma nr Potrero Av

W.W.MONTAaUE&CO.

Black and Galyanized

and FITTINGS, all sizes, for Gas,

Steam and Water.

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Ohlandt William, bartender Otto Schultz
Ohlegshleger Philip, laborer, r. 42 Belcher
Ohlemutz Jacob, butcher, r. 1005 Greenwich
Ohlen Edward, r. 1509 Jackson
" Thomas E., gripman Market St. Ry., r.
1509 Jackson
Ohlerich Charles (Stewart & Co.), r. 829 Val-
lejo
" Edward, bookkeeper Stewart & Co., r. 829
Vallejo
4®="Ohlert. See Oehlert

Ohleyer Lewis, clerk W. U. Tel. Co., r. 534 Bush
Ohlmeyer Daniel, teacher music, r. 1210 Mason

" M'artin, clerk Bloom Bros., r. 1210 Mason
Ohlsemer Louis, r. 13 Welsh rear
Ohlsen Adolph, fireman, r. 449, 1st
" Benedicta, widow, r. 1220 Vermont
" Charles W., foreman, r. 1220 Vermont
" Ernest E., laborer, r. 1220 Vermont
" Henry J., carpenter, r. 163 Richland Av
" Joachim F. C, clerk Stunker & Ehlers, r.

625 Geary
" Jacob, janitor, 331 Montgomery, r. Oak-
land
•' John, tanner Anton Krieg, r. Tomasa Av nr

Montcalm
" Ludwig, expressman, r. 103 San Jose Av
" N., cook Popular Dining Rooms, r. 337
O'Farrell
Ohlson Charles A., boatman M. B. Moraghan, r.
504, 3d
" Charlotte Mrs., female employment agen-
cy, 11% Antonio
" Frank, cooper L. W. Ohlson, r. Oakland
" John, seaman, r. 22 Sacramento
" John A. (Peterson & Ohlson), r. 11^4 Antonio

OHLSON LOUIS W,

cooper, water casks, coal and ballast
tubs, 239 Steuart, r. 1913 Magnolia,
Oakland

Ohlson Nels, oyster tonger M. B. Moraghan, r.
Millbrae, Cal.
" Victor, cooper Cal. Wine Assn.
Ohlsson B. O.. bookkeeper Fairbanks, Morse &
Co.,r. 1007 Capp
" Uno, clerk B. Donnelly, r. 1131 Polk
Ohm Anna A. Miss, r. 317 Geary
" Augusta L., widow, r. 217 Geary
" Charles L., r. 1231 Howard
" Edward W., r. 217 Geary
" Frederick A., shoemaker, 430 Folsom
" Louis, r. 747 Harrison

" William F., salesman Blake, Moffltt &
Towne, r. 747 Harrison
Ohman Lars P., seaman, r. 11 Clay
" Thomas, seaman, r. 3 East
" William, r. 17 Albion Av rear
Ohmen Engine Works, W. H. Ohmen proprietor,
331 Mission
" William H., proprietor Ohmen Engine
Works, 321 Mission, r. 1312b Harrison
Ohnimus George, frame maker, r. 212, 15th
" Louis, cabinet maker Sterling Furniture

Co.. r. 212, 15th
" Louis J., manager boathouse Stow Lake,
Golden Gate Park, r. W/2 Walter
Ohnstein Oscar, restaurant, 349, 4th
Ohrenberg Adolph, carpenter, r. 500 Shotwell
Ohring John, carpenter, r. S9?£ Kissling
Ohrt Henry, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Grove and Devisadero, r. 705 Devisadero
Ohrtland Otto, agent Golden Gate Distilling

Co.'s Yeast Depot, r. 16 Hoff Av

Ohrwall Harold, director Swedish Medical

Gymnastic Institute, r. 336 Post

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DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF

FOREIGN #> DOMESTIC GOAL

Family Trade a Specialty.

Ojeda F. D. Mrs., r. Hotel Pleasanton
" Francisco, horseman, r. 1950 California
" Robert, marine engineer, r. 925^2 Mission
0 K Livery Stable, Martin F. Fragley proprie-
tor, 1210-1214 Valencia
Oke William S., car repairer S. P. Co., r. 4 Shot-
well
Okell Charles H., lieutenant Underwriters' Fire
Patrol 2, r. 313 Haight
" Charles J. (Okell, Donnell & Co.), r. Ala-
meda

OKELL, DONNELL & CO.

(Charles J. Okell and Arthur C. Don-
nell), general agents Employers' Lia-
bility Assurance Corporation, limited
(of London), General Insurance Co. (of
Trieste), New England Burglary In-
surance Co. (of Boston), and city
agents of North British and Mercan-
tile (of London), and Westchester (of
New York), 411 California, telephone
Main 1015

Okerblad Joseph, liquors, 16, 5th, r. 10 Mint Av

Okerlund George B., plumber, r. 1416 Broad-
way

Okerman Nils, waiter, r. 422 Post

Olaee Frank, bookkeeper California Wine Assn.,
r. 308 Sutter

Olafsen Emma Mrs., proprietor Winter Home,
634 Sacramento
" Olaf , lineman Edison Light and Power Co. ,
r 330 Geary

Olaga Eugenic, expressman, SE cor Green and
Montgomery Av, r. 823 Vallejo

Olague James, candy manufacturer, 1206 Mont-
gomery
" Paul P., laborer, r. 519^4 Greenwich rear

Olaguez August, barber Robert T. Brodek, r.
1014 Clay

Olangne Seraflno, waiter, r. 20 Oak Grove Av
rear

Olanie Jules F., foreman S. F. Pattern Wks, r.
East Oakland

Olberg Albert, cook, r. 3 East

Olbrecht Ann, widow, x. 1416 Taylor

Olcese Ida Miss, bookkeeper, r. 715 Greenwich
" Joseph, commission merchant, r. 715 Green-
wich

Oleovich Bernhard (Olcovich Bros.), r. 1519 Gol-
den Gate Av
" Brothers (Bernhard and Joseph), shoes and

shoe findings, 124 Sansome
" Herrman (Herrman Olcovich & Co.), r.

1716 Geary
" Herrman & Co. (Herrman Olcovich). im-
porters, 330 Pine, room 57
" Joseph (Olcovich Bros.), r. San Salvador,
C. A.

Old Astor House, 510 Pacific

Old Book Store, Daly & Curran proprietors, 206
Powell

Old Friends' (society of), headquarters, 235
Kearny, room 9
" Friends' Cemetery, 34th Av and Clement

Old Friends' Gazette (monthly), J. E. Slinkey
business manager, 235 Kearny, room 9,
publication office, 620 Merchant
" George F., dairyman, r. 1641 Polk

Old Ladies' Home (Episcopal), N s Golden Gate
Av bet Masonic Av and Lott

Old Ladies' Home (James Lick), University bet
Wayland and Felton

Old Ladies' Home (Sisters of Mercy). See Our
Lady's Home. 33 Rincon PI
" Men's Home, 34 Minna

Old People's Home of San Francisco (Crocker
Memorial), Rev. Charles McKelvey
superintendent, 2507 Pine
" Pioneer Hall, 808 Montgomery
Old South Park Statuary Drug Store, Tullio

A. Rottanzi, M. D. proprietor, 301, 3d
Oldag John A., driver, r. 10 Farren Av
Oldelehr John H., bartender Collins & Whee-
land, r. QM Dale PI
" Jonathan G., cashier Hamburg-Bremen
Fire Ins. Co., r. 1215 Bush
Oldenbourg Louise Miss, student, r. 817a Hayes
Oldenburg Fred, cook N. P. Perine Contract-
ing and Paving Co., r. 533 Sacramento
" Frederick, helper William F. Wilson, r. 813

Bryant
" William, r. 813 Bryant
Older Fremont, managing editor The Bulletin,
413 Bush, r. 1259 Octavia
" Herbert, compositor Bulletin, r. Alameda
Oldfleld Charles, lumber surveyor, 9 Mission, r.

735b Ellis
Oldham John, seaman, r. 549 Mission
Oldis Frank, clerk Edison Light and Power Co. ,
r. 460 Chenery
" Josephine, widow, r. 460 Chenery
Olds Amasa H., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 253
Carl
" James W., cement worker S. F. Bridge Co.,
r. 252 Carl
Clean Emma, waitress Windsor Hotel
Olender Isaac, tanner, r. 1209a Florida
" Julius, tanner, r. 1210'/2 Treat Av
" Samuel, tanner, r. 12101/4 Treat Av
Olesen Christian, cook, r. 9 Clay
" Ellen Miss, r. 317 Langton
" Erhard, marine engineer, r. 330 Drumm
" John O., longshoreman, r. 317 Langton
" Martin, seaman, r. 419 East North
" Ole, longshoreman, r. 317 Langton
" Ole, seaman, r. 5 Commercial
Oleson G. K., painter, r. 1130 Howard
" Ole, engineer Cal. Drydook Co., r. Alameda
" Olof, laborer R. W. Heilman, r. 43 Clinton
" O. W., master mariner, r. 318 Folsom
Olguin Max, blacksmith, 2107 Polk, r. 12 Him-

melmann PI
Olin Luman D., r. 1184 Haight
" Silas W., driver Farnsworth & Ruggles, r.
834V2 Valencia
J8®="01in. See Ohlen
dinger Charles H., cashier The Manhattan

Life Insurance Co., r. Oakland
Olinsky William, salesman Greenberg & Green-
berg, r. 1401 Gough
Oliphant Joseph, stableman William Hagin, r.

511A 18th
Olitzky Frederick, blacksmith Union I. Wks, r.

521/2 Tiffany Av
Oliva Charles (Oiiva & Papina), r. 21b Elgin
Park Av
" E. & Son (Emanuelle and John), wood and

coal, 211714 Mason
" Emanuelle (E. Oliva & Son), r. 21171/^ Ma-
son rear
" Frank (Lagomarsino & Co.), r. SE cor. 29th

Av and Clement
" Fred. r. 2117i^ Mason rear
" Giobatta, master mariner, r. 731 Vallejo
" Giovanni, solicitor Charles Christensen, r

822 Filbert
" Giovanni, vegetable dealer, r. 715 Green

wich
" John (E. Oliva & Son), r. 2II71/2 Mason rear
■' Joseph, fruits and vegetables, 1933 Union

r. 1935 Union
" Manuel J., barber, 340 Sutter, r. 329 Val

lejo
" & Papina (Charles Oliva and James Pap
ina), umbrella makers, 3 Grant Av
Olivar Leonardo, liquors, 236 Montgomery Av

r. 310 Montgomery Av
Olivari Bartolomeo, fruits, 1302 Pacific
" Fortunate, clerk Bartolomeo Olivari, r. 1302
Pacific
Olive Dispensary, Maro F. Underwood, M. D.,
physician in charge, 735 Bryant
" The, lodgings, Henry A. Conrad proprietor,
623 California

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Oliver Alexander, draper Cal. Furniture Mfg.

Co., r. NW cor 23d and Hoffman Av
Oliver Bartholomew P., real estate, 114 Mont-
gomery, telephone Main 69, r. 1800 Gol-
den Gate Av

" Catherine, widow, r. 2820 Pine
Oliver ClxiUed Plow "Works, E. K. Lindsey
manager, 37 Market

" David, r. 1126, 22d

" David Jr., clerk freight auditor's dept. S.
P. Co., r. 1126, 22d

" Dennis J., clerk, r. 415 Jones

" Edward, grand secretary Order Sons of St.
George, 317 Mason, r. 2098 Market
Oliver Francis B., commission merchant and
coffee importer, 207 Battery, r. 828
Powell

" Fred, carpenter, r. 1515 Kansas

" Frederick S., laborer Martin Holje, r. 1515
Kansas

" Henry G., salesman, r. 1115 Leavenworth

" Henry J., engineer RufQno & Bianchi, r.

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" James, clerk Edwards

men to
" James E., clerk Frederick Jantzen, r. 1144

Mission
" John, r. 420, 6th
" John, r. 488, 8th
" John A., laborer, r. 9 Ritch rear
" John F., vegetable peddler, r. 7261^ Mont-
gomery Av
" John W., machinist Union I. Wks, r. 1014

Tennessee
" Joseph A., physician, r. 1825 Turk
" Josephine, domestic, 825 O'Farrell
" Katrina, widow, r. 330, 19th
" The, Mrs. M. I. Leach proprietor, 899 Pine
" Thomas H., sign painter, 6 Sacramento, r.

Oakland
" Viola C, widow, r. 638 Hayes
" Walter S., bookkeeper Charles A. Bailey,

r. Berkeley
" Walter T., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.,

r. San Jose, Cal.
" Willard N., manager Pacific Churchman,

731 California, r. 1006 Jones
" William, cook, r. 30 Everett
" William, laborer, r. 247, 2d
" William H.. r. 513 Taylor
Oliver William Letts, president California Cap
Company, and manager American Lucol
Company, 218 California, room 1, r. Oak-
land
" William M., bartender L Holt, r. 650 Mis-
sion
" Willis A., bartender, r. 47 South Park
Oliver & Co., commission merchants and coffee

importers, 207 Battery, room 10
4®="01iver. See Olivier

Olivera Manuel, laborer S. P. Co., r. .329 Vallejo
Olivet Congregational Church, Rev J. Cruzan

pastor, SW cor Noe and 17th
Olivet Presb3rterian Church, Rev. Eber G.
Mathena D. D. pastor, Mississippi bet
20th and 21st, Potrero
Olivi Leopardo, clerk Luigi Bini, r. HI CoUing-
wood
" Oliva, r. 520 Francisco
Olivier Antoine, laundryman Model Laundry, r.
33 Chenery
'< Jacques, bakery, 3507 Mission
" Joseph, porter Haslett & Swayne, r. 1240,
18th
Olivina Vineyard (Livermore, Cal.). Burr &
Malpas, Pacific Coast agents, 18 Cali-
fornia
OUino Giuseppe, physician, 700 Broadway
OUivera Angelina, widow, r. 329'^ Broadway

" Manuel, fisherman, r. 329^4 Broadway
Ollrich John F., machinist Golden State and

Miners I. Wks, r. 10 Mint Av
OUstedt Charles, seaman, r. 201 Steuart
Olmedo Frederico R., barber Anthony Sparrow,

r. 920 Oak
Olmi George, actor, r. 542, 18th
Olmo Antonio (Olmo & Ferrari), r. 1018i4 Mont-
gomery
" • A. v., musician, r. 80-?'/„ Filbert

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

China and Japan Mattings.

Cboice Assortmeot cj-
Novelties.

Olmo Frank, metal roofer, r. 3416i/4 Mission
" Giuseppe, gardener, Colombo Market
" & Ferrari (Antonio Olmo and Louis Fer-
rari), liquors, 423a Broadway
Olmstead Catherine O., widow, r. VOrM Hyde
" Celia Miss, teacher music, 514 Taylor
" Frank W., teamster Weston Basket and

Mfg. Co., r. 4 Elgin Park Av
'• George E., machinist Great Western Can
Co., r. East Oakland
Olmsted A. C, physician St. Luke's Hospital
" Frederick L., asst. cashier London and
Lancashire Fire Ins. Co.
Olney Charles D., asst. secretary Chollar Min-
ing Co., 79 Nevada Block, r. Oakland
Edward, draughtsman Pelton Water

Wheel Co., r. Oakland
Elbert, foreman Peter N. Kuss, r. 819

Grove
John W., clerk local freight office S. P. Co

r. Oakland
Leora Miss, stenographer 916 Market,

room 22, r. Oakland
Warren (Olney & Olney), r. Oakland
Warren Jr. (Olney & Olney), r. Oakland
Olney & Olney (Warren and Warren Jr.), attor-
neys at law, 101 Sansome. room 7
Olof Andrew, deckhand str Bay City, r. 2 Wash-
ington
Olofl Harry, fireman Olympic Salt Water Co.

r. Ocean Boulevard nr B
Olofson Carl F., lumberman, r. 18th Av South nr
N
" J. L. A., printer Report, r. East Oakland
" Oscar, lodgings, 860 Howard
;e®-01ofson. See Olafsen

Olpherts Robert, clerk LaGrande Laundry Co.,
Olquist John, blacksmith, r. 2115 Greenwich
Olsby Louis, painter Peter N. Kuss, r.334 Turk
Olschifsky Frederick, bricklayer, r. 510 Steven-
son
Olsen A., hostler, r. 234, 15th
" A. J., agent, r. 126 Ellis
" Albert, cook schr Montezuma, r. 110 Berry
" Alfred, cooper Cal. Wine Assn., r. 33

Welsh
" Amy, domestic, 2236 Pacific Av
" Andrew, brassflnisher W. T. Garratt & Co.,

r. West Berkeley
" Andrew, clerk Emil Happersberger, r. 1400

Powell
" Andrew, contractor, r, 115, 8th
" Andrew, seaman str South Coast, r. 6 How-
ard
" Andrew, transferer Galloway Lith. Co., r.

406 Greenwich
" Andrew C, carpenter William T. Thomson,

r. 1210 Green
" Anna, widow, furnished rooms, 564 Howard
" Annie, domestic, 1500 Larkin
" Annie, domestic, 2615 Buchanan
" Annie Miss, r. 327 Jessie
" Anton, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
" Arthur, electro typer, r. 224, 4th
" August, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
" Axel, 1st mate str Bonita, r. Berkeley
" Benjamin, house painter, r. 628'/4 Fulton
" Benjamin F., longshoreman, r. 10 Clyde
" Bent, master mariner, r. 14 Washington
" Brothers (John J. and Henry C), coffee

saloon, 316-218 Market and 11 Sutter
" C, laborer Golden Gate Compressed Yeast

Co., r. 1607 California
" C. A., seaman U. S. str Albatross
" Carl, quartermaster str City of Puebla
" Carl E., bricklayer, r. 413 Douglass

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San Francisco OfEce, 405 Sansome St.

Olsen Carrie Miss, r. Elsie nr Esmeralda Av
" C. Frederick, liquors, 29 Montgomery Av.

r. 631 Jackson
" Cbarles, bricklayer, r. 20V2 Albion Av
" Charles, cook, r. 820 Battery
" Charles, ironworker Western Iron Works,

r. 501 Napa
" Charles, laborer, r. 301 Sierra
" Charles, laborer, r. 921 Jessie
" Charles, laborer, r. 6th Av South nr K
" Charles, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. NE cor

Napa and Louisiana
" Charles, lumberman, r. 319 Pennsylvania

Av
" Charles, painter, r. 406 Octavia
" Charles, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
" Charles, seaman, r. 108 Jackson
" Charles, seaman, r. 409 Drumm
" Charles, seaman, r. ?39, 4th
" Charles, smelter, r. 1776?£ Folsom
" Charles A., laborer, r. 301 Sierra
" Charles E., laborer, r. S2 Lily Av
" Charles O.^ machinist, r. 418 Jersey
" Charles S., machinist Murch & Gray, r.

201/2, 12th
" Christian, mastermariner, r. 820 Greenwich
'< Christian, seaman str National City
" Claus, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
" Daniel v., litho-pressman Dickman-Jones

Co., r. 159 Lombard
" Edward, marine engineer, r. 1601 Mason

OLSEN EDWIN G.,

merchaiit tailor, 15 Phelan Bldg, 806
Market (take elevator), r, 434 Page

Olsen Elizabeth Mrs., r. 2 Eureka PI
" Emil, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
" Emma, domestic, 2407 Octavia
" Eric, deckhand tugboat Rescue, r. 108

Jackson
" Eric, laborer, r. 11 Decatur
" F., laborer Golden Gate Compressed

Yeast Co., r. 1607 California
" Frank A. (Knight & Clsen), r. East Oak-
land
" Frederick, longshoreman, r. 357 Clemen-
tina
" Frederick, painter, r. 628'/^ Fulton
' George, clerk Dunham, Carrigan& Hayden

Co., r. 2527 Post
" George, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
" George, teamster, r. 39 Juniper
•' George L., painter, r. 413 Douglass
" G. P., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill. r. 301 Sierra
" Gus, lithographer Galloway Litho. Co., r.

Alameda
" Gus, press feeder Union Litho. Co., r. 781

Mission
" Gustaf, upholsterer, 1815 Polk
" Gustav S., salesman Dunham. Carrigan &

Hayden Co., r. 2529 Post
" Gustave, laborer, r. 1316 Florida
" Gustave, tanner, r. SW cor Railroad Av

and 8th Av South
" Hannah, widow, r. 1776?r£ Folsom
" Hans, r. 243 Perry
" Hans', cooper, r. 2740 Bryant
" Hans, laborer, r. 125 Collingwood
" Hans, laborer, r. 943 Folsom
" Hans, laborer Unionl. Wks, r. 418 Jersey
" Harriet E., widow, r. 10 Webster
" Harry E., master mariner, r. 1623 Grove
" Henry, housemover, r. 565 Stevenson
" Henry, master mariner, r. 3 East
" Henry C. (Olsen Bros.), and coffee saloon,
417 California, r. Elmhurst, Alameda Co.

Olsen H. K., manager Krogh Manufacturing
Co., 51 Beale and 9-17 Stevenson, r. Oak-
land

" Ida, domestic, 110 Broderick

" J., drayman McNab & Smith, r. 39 Juniper

" Jacob, laborer, r. 724V2 Bryant

" J. B., seaman U. S. Lighthouse tender Ma-
drono

" Jens, seaman, r. 39 Pacific

" Jesse, driver Mi librae Dairy, r. 814 Oc-
tavia

" John, r. 271/2, 4th

" .John, bay and river freighting, 53 Steuart,
r. 106 Eureka

" John, butcher, r. .327 Fell

" John, carpenter S. F. Bridge Co., r. 3133
Mission

" John, cleaner J. Spaulding & Co., r. 22, 11th

■' John, cooper Cal. Wine Assn., r. 305^, 6th

•• John, laborer, r. 16 Natoma

•' John, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 501 Napa

" John, m ichinist, r. 179 Perry

■' John, mastermariner, r. 23 Perry

" John, molder, r. 536!4 Howard

" John, seaman, r. 58 Clementina

" John, seaman, r. 66 Oregon

" John, seaman, r. 409 Drumm

" John, seaman str Del Norte

" John, seaman str Mariposa

" John, teamster, r. 8th Av South nr K

•' John B., stevedore, r. 22'^ Zoe

" John J. (Olsen Bros.), r. 708 Castro

" John P., shipsmith, r. 429 Mississippi

" Joseph M., teamster Galloway Lith. Co., r.
406 Greenwich

" Julius, clerk Johnson Bros., r. 247, 5th

" Julius, laborer, r. 337 Clementina

" Julius, seaman, r. 22 East

" Justinius B., stenographer, r. 619 Pine
Olsen Klaus, Swedish movements and massage.
913 Geary

" Knud, brass finisher M. Greenberg's Sons,
r. 23 Alta

" Lars E., mastermariner, r. 6 Howard

" Louis, laborer, r. ISJ^ Bryant Av

" Louis, laborer, Western Sugar Refinery, r
1171/2 Shipley

" Louis, longshoreman, r. 27 Minna

" Louis, seaman, r. 122 Howard

" Louis, seaman, r. 136/2 Shipley

" Louis, seaman, 631 Sacramento

" Louis T., policeman, r. 1519 Jackson

" Lovenia, domestic, 12 Beaver

" Loye, stevedore, r. 555 Mission

" Manfred, stevedore, r. 21 Moss

" Martin, bartender John C. Johnson, r. 210,
1st

" Martin, master mariner, r. 214 Jackson

" Martin, painter, r. 1159 Howard

" Mary, widow, r. 1018 Montgomery

" Mary Mrs., r. 317, 3d

" Mathias, master schr R. W. Bartlett, office
34 Steuart, r. Alameda

" Mikel (Olsen, Ruth & Cook), r. 816 Church

" Nels, laborer, r. 860 Howard

" Nels, seaman, r. 110 Berry

" Nels, seaman, r. 3416 Mission

" Nels A., tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. S s
Sierra nr Michigan

" O., waiter, r. 904 Kearny

" O. A., master schr Ray Somers, office 44
East

" O. F., salesman Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. Larkspur, Cal.

" Olaf, attendant U. S. Marine Hospital

" Olaf, seaman, r. 160 Steuart

■' Olaf, seaman, r. Sailors' Home

■' Olaus, seaman, r. 214 Jackson

" Ole, lumberman, r. 444 Brannan

" Ole, mastermariner, r. 2713 Harrison

" Ole, rigger, r. 217 Missippi rear

" Ole, seaman, r. 324 Greenwich

" Ole, seaman, r. 409 Drumm

" Oliver, attorney at law. 14 McAllister, r.
227 Geary

" Olof. bricklayer, r. 22 Turk

" Olof, laborer, r. 640 Tennessee

•' Olof E. (Galloway Lithographing Co.), r.
887 Laurel, Alameda

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Olsen Oscar, laelperPeter Lammers, r. SO Walter

" Oscar, painter, r. 243 Perry

" Oscar, painter, r. 943Folsom

" Oscar, waiter, r. 116 Leidesdorfl

" Otto, laborer, r. 301 Sierra

•« Otto, longshoreman, r. 7 Hermann

" Otto L., bookkeeper, r. 1343, 36tli

" Peter, baker, r. 114% Page

" Peter, clerk, r. 312 Chestnut

" Peter, contractor, r. 115, Sth

" Peter, foreman painter Central Hardware
and Supply Co., r. 1817 Dupont

" Peter, marine engineer, r. 534, 2d

" Peter, master mariner, r. 17% Oak Grove
Av

" Peter, mate str Sunol, r. 207%, 14th

" Peter, seaman, r. 27 East

" Peter H., master mariner, r. 3 Market

" P. H., motorman Market St. Ry, r. 1313
Scott

" Reinert, liquors and boarding, 214 Jack-
son

" Richard L., lithographer Bosqui Engraving
and Printing Co., r. Alameda

OLSEN, RUTH & COOK,

(Mikel Olsen, Louis Rutli and Christian
D. Cook), sMp tinsmiths, plumbers and
metal works and dealers ship stoves,
pumps, marine lamps, etc., 15-17 Mis-
sion
Olsen Samuel, seaman, r. 314 Green
" Sehna, domestic, 632 Sutter
" Sophie Mrs., dressmaking, 1815 Polk
" Soren, laborer, r. 40 Tehama
" Swen, seaman, r. 214 Jackson
" T., carpenter, r. 22 Turk
" Theodore, concrete worker, r. 164 Clara rear
'' Thomas, bartender William Falkenburg,

r. 525 East
" Thomas, laborer, r. 637 Howard
" Thomas, longshoreman, r. 501%, 6th
" Thorvald, seaman, r. 214 Jackson
" Tillie Miss, r. 9% Dikeman PI
" Tobias, stevedore, r. 39 Juniper
" William, clerk, r. 123 Fell
" William, laborer, r. 1335 Natoma
" William, seaman, r. 318 Folsom
" William, shipping and freight broker, 9
Market, r. 720 Fell
Olson Alexander, liquors, 454 Main

" Alfred, carpenter and builder, r. 1019Ji Na-
toma
" Andrew, carpenter, r. 1210 Green
" Andrew P., cooper George Windeler & Co.,

r. 153 Silver
" Andrew R., tailor Marshall F. Jones, r. 108

Tehama
" Anna Miss, dressmaker, r. 332c 10th
" Anton E., gripman Market St. Ry, r. 1633a

Fulton
" Charles, fireman str Tiburon, r. 1 Telegraph

PI
" Charles, seaman, r. 8, 13th
" Charles, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
" Charles, seaman, r. 126 Oregon
" Charles, waiter E. Uebner, r. 6 Rose PI
" Charles A., painter, r. 80614 Harrison
" Charles A., sorter Relchert & Co., r. 6 Rose

PI
" Edward, asst. engineer str Tiburon, r.

Tiburon
" Emil (Olson & Anderson), r. 528 Pacific
" Emil, motorman Market St. Ry,r. 1609 Turk
" Frank W., shipping clerk John F. English,

r. 608b Shotwell
" Frederick, seaman, r. 321 Drumm
" John, r. 32, 4th
" John, r. 106 Minna
" John, boiler maker, r. 223 Harrison
" John, laborer, r. 124 Caselli Av
" John, laborer, r. 226 Michigan
" John, lumberman, r. 410% Brannan
" John, oyster tonger M. B. Moraghan, r.

Millbrae, Cal.
" JohnF. O., master sehr Guide, offlce 44

East, r. 343 Beale
" John R., shoemaker Hans Burke, r. 1006%
Valencia

Olson Julius, packer, r. 2004 Leavenworth

" Karl, seaman, r. 126 Oregon

" L,. Mrs., widow, r. 814, Jilst

" Lena, widow, bakery, 1601 Mason

" Louis, carpenter, r. 6 Moss

" Louis, laborer Albert E. Buckman, r. NW
cor Steiner and Hermann

" Louis, seaman, r. 157 Clara

" Louis T., sailmaker Simpson & Fisher, r.
814. 21st

" Martin, longshoreman, r. 10 St. Charles PI

" Martin, tailor, 6% Golden Gate Av rear

" Nels, salesman Whitaker & Ray Co., r. 303
Lombard

" Oliver J., manager Ichi Ban, 573 Market, r.
814, 21st

" Olof , laborer Gray Bros., r. 5 Hodge's Alley

" Olof, 2d mate str Lakme, r. 22 Sacramento

" Olof, tailor S. N. Levy, r. Melrose, Cal.

" Oscar, cook M. B. Moraghan, r. Millbrae,
Cal.

" Otto, r. 247 Perry

" Peter, blacksmith Sutro Baths, r. 1 Ocean
Terrace

" Peter, clerk, r. 174 Jessie

" S. Mrs., widow, r. 753 Folsom

" Soren J., blacksmith Cal. St. RR, r. 1409a
Pacific

" Theodore, seaman U. S. Lighthouse tender
Madrono, r. 126 Oregon

" Victor, master mariner, r. 1853 Lexington
Av

" William V., master mariner, r. 814, 21st

" & Anderson (Emil Olson and Andrew An-
derson), liquors, 900 Kearny
eS' Olsen. See Ohlson, Olsen and Oleson
Olssen Nels, conductor Sutter St. Ry, r. 2516

Polk
Olsson Alexander (Olsson & Skarstedt), and
proprietor Vestkusten (Swedish news-
paper), and manager West Coast Pub-
lishing Co., 921 Mission, r. 516 O'Farrell

" Charles, seaman bktn Planter, r. Sailors'

" Clara Mrs., lodgings, 754 Folsom

" Erhard, machinist Main St. Iron Wks, r.

160 Steuart
" Gustaf A., printer Olsson & Skarstedt
" John, foreman coppersmith Union I. Wks,

r. 618 Harrison
" John H., fruits and vegetables, 403% Fol-
som
" Lud wig, gilder Morris & Kennedy, r. 2230

Mission
" Niles H., manager Boatmans' Freighting

Agency, 32 Steuart
" Pontus W., cellarmaster Harris, Kingston

&Co., r. 123 Fell
" S. Gus, rigger Union I. Wks, r. 224, 4th
Olsson & Skarstedt (Alexander Olsson and
Ernest Skarstedt), proprietors Vestkus-
ten, 921 Mission
Olstead Charles, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
Oltmann Edwin H., tailor, 257 Stevenson, r. 110

William
Olufs Nicholas, butcher William Oswald, r. 1012

Pacific
Olwell James P.. printer, r. 236, 12th Av
" Rose M. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1125 Vallejo
-" Susan, widow, r. 1125 Vallejo
Olwill Edward, sexton Sacred Heart Church, r.

546 Fillmore
Olympia Hotel, William Smale proprietor, 504

Napa
Olympian The, Joel P. Bean editor, 38 Donohoe
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dent, Charles A. Gibson secretary, NW
cor Bush and Larkin
" Salt Water Co.'s Pumping Station, Ocean
Boulevard nr B
Olympic The, finest wines, liquors and cigars,
Edward Estrada proprietor, 501 Sutter,
telephone Main 1434
" The, Mrs. John Larrue,proprietor, 331 Bush
" The (semi-monthly), Olympic Publishing
Co. publishers and proprietors, 535 Clay

OLYMPIC THEATRE,

Wm. M. Sears proprietor, 105 Grant
Av

Olympic Benjamin, laborer Cal. Fertilizer Wks,

r. SE cor 5th Av South and M
Omaha Consolidated Gold Mine Co. (Grass Val-
ley, Cal.), C. A. Grow secretary, 27 Mills
Bldg, 5th floor
Oman Benjamin, laborer, r. 411 , 30th
" Carrie, domestic, 941, 14th Av South
" Charles, janitor 1st St. Wks Union L Wks,

r. 741/2 iSTatoma
" Charles, shoemaker Pringle Bros., r. 342,

5th
" Josephine, widow, r. 7th Av South nr J
Omey Charles F., teamster, r. 715 Howard
" George W. (G. W. Omey & Co.), r. 1006

Powell
" G. W. & Co. (George W. Omey), fruits and
vegetables, 33-34 California Market
Ommert Adam, foreman Henry Moffat, r. 15th

Av South bet N and P
Ondovilla Jose, bookkeeper, r. 529 Ivy Av
Oneida Gold Mining and Milling Co. (Amador
Co.), Henry Pichoir secretary, 320 San-
some, room 24
Onesti 6. & Co. (Giuseppe Onesti), produce
commission merchants, 409-411 Wash-
ington, opp S. F. general Post Office
" Giuseppe (G. Onesti & Co.), r. 2227 Jones
" Silvio, chemist F. Rider, r. 2227 Jones
Oneto Joseph, mosaic worker Braida & Pas-
quali, r. 727 Laguna
" Rose Miss, milliner, r. 508b Fulton
" Stefano, with Pac. Vinegar and Pickle
Wks, r. 727 Laguna
Onetti Francisco, teamster, r. 909 Battery

" John, teamster, r. 909 Battery
Onetto Joseph, candy maker Louis Saroni &

Co., r. 311 Union
Oney Walter W., orchardist, r. 119 California Av
Ongerth Hermann, salesman Hinz & Landt, r.

Oakland
Onken John W., expressman, SE cor 4th and

Mission, r. 69 Brady
Onley William, paper hanger Merchant & Nick-
els, r. 740 Harrison
Ono Hall, 1883 Mission

Onstott Charles, shoemaker, eSVA Sacramento
and 562 Mission, r. 564 Mission
" John, waiter, r. .327 Clementina

Ontkenieu Pauline, domestic. New Washington

Hotel
Onyon Emma J. Miss, teacher Lincoln Evening
School, r. 1025 Ellis
" Isaac, clerk depot quartermaster U. S. A.,

r. 1025 Ellis
" Isaac, telegraph operator, r. 427 O'Farrell
" J. J., brakeman S. P. Co.. r. 530, 3d
" Richard T., clerk Post Office, r. 1025 Ellis
Oosterman Jelle J., laborer, r. E s Texas nr

25th, Potrero
Openshaw Charles H., lather, r. 26 Aileen Av
" George R., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.,

r. Alameda
" James H., driver, r. 4 Hampton PI
" Joseph, lather, r. 76614 Howard
Opfergelt Sadie C, widow, r. 764 Clayton
Ophir Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.),
Charles H. Fish president, Edward B.
Holmes secretary, 50 Nevada Block
Opie Owen, clerk, r. 800 Kearny
Opitz Henry, second hand furniture, 640 Howard

" Oscar, waiter Washington Hotel
Oppel John V. (Streckfuss, Oppel & Co.), r. 815

Hampshire
Oppenheim Adolph, pawnbroker, 405 Dupont, r.
1402 Montgomery
" Adolph, tailor Charles Keilus & Co., r. 427

Fell
" Hyman, foreman baker Franz Siebrecht, r.

206 Hickory Av
" Jacob S., pawnbroker, 664 Howard, r. 1702i4

Buchanan
" John, clothing, 26 Clay, r. 1906 Ellis
" Philip, broker, r. 1705 Post
" Raphael, clerk, r. 1705 Post
" Robert, barber Becker & Koch, r. 608 Ful-
ton
" S. P., engineer, r. 171314 Post
Oppenheimer Adolph, traveling salesman Liv-
ingston & Co., r. California Hotel
" Albert H. (California Concrete Co.), r. 1116

Sutter
" Alice Miss, bookkeeper, r. 1534 O'Farrell
" Belle, widow, r. 1125 Geary
" Benjamin, crockery dealer, r. 2733 Howard
" Edward, bookkeeper Oppenheimer & Bro.,

r. 1116 Sutter
" Elias, butcher, 542 Grove, r. 1021 Buchanan
" Emil, salesman Oppenheimer & Bro., r.

1116 Sutter
" Hannah Mrs., r. 1534 O'Farrell
" Harry, r. 746,21st

" Henry (Oppenheimer & Bro.), r. 1116Sutter

" I. & Co. (Isaac Oppenheimer and Leonard

Joseph), crockery and hardware, 324-326,

6th

" I. &Co. (Isidor Oppenheimer), wines and

liquors, 1911 Hyde
" Isaac (I. Oppenheimer & Co.), r. 338, 6th
" Isaac (Neustadter Bros.), r. New York
" Isidor (I. Oppenheimer & Co.), r. 1243 Leav-
enworth
" Jacob, barber, r. 9 Hubbard
" Julius, cook, r. 213 Langton
" Julius, salesman Rosenthal Bros. & Co., r.

611 Taylor
" Louis, clerk L. Harris, r. bOSYz Jessie
" Rose, widow, r. 1414 Post
" Rosie, widow, r. 36 Langton
" Selby C. , bookkeeper Joseph Melczer & Co. ,

r. 1125 Geary
" Solomon, solicitor Atlas Assurance Co., r.

2423 Washington
" & Brother (Henry Oppenheimer), importers
cigars and tobacco, 117 Battery
Opperman Frederick, carpenter, r. 9 Bridge PI
Oppermann Richard H., bartender, r. 5 Maiden
Lane
" William, teacher music, r. 207, 7th
Opprecht Julius, driver Julius Frankel, r. SE

cor 12th Av and L
Oprecht Mignon, widow, r. 3V4 Bowie Av
Orak Emil, painter, 1146 Howard
Oramas Gertrude Miss, furnished rooms, r. 514
Taylor
" Merced Miss, ladies' and childrens' under-
garments, 415M Powell, r. 514 Taylor
Orans John T., teamster, r. 307 Ritch

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Orbell Arthur, clerk, r. 45 Elgin Park Av
" Ernest J., machinist, r. 45 Elgin Park Av
" Frank, machinist Clot & Meese, r. 554
Minna
Orcese G. B. & Co. (Giuseppe B. Orcese), pro-
duce commission, 528 Sansome
" Giuseppe B. (G. B. Orcese & Co.), r. 715
Greenwich
Orchard George, driver Pac. Transfer Co., r. 44
Tehama
" Martha, widow, r. 1925 Ellis
" Selden, bricklayer, r. 640 Howard
" Wildie, stonecutter, r. 1925 Ellis
Oricini Louis, waiter Manuel Tarbochia, r. 5

Harrison
Orcutt Charles S., with Chicago and Northwest-
ern Ry., r. Berkeley
Ordeman Bernhard, clerk, r. 412 Minna
Ordenstein Louis, salesman O. S. Levy, r. 4

Ellis
Ordenstein Max, proprietor Alma Mia Cigar
Factory, 608-614 Front, r. 2111 Devisadero
Order of Chosen Friends, Samuel C. Wallis

Grand Recorder, 42 St. Ann's Bldg
Order of Eastern Star, Mrs. Kate J. Willats

Grand Secretary, 68 Flood Bldg
Order of Pendo, Ernest Duden Supreme Secre-
tary, 601 California
Order Sons of St. George, Edward Oliver Grand

Secretary, 317 Mason
Ordland Edward, seaman, r. 122 Howard

" John, seaman, r. 122 Howard
Ordway Abraham H., cement dealer, r. 9 Harri-
son Av
» Amelia, widow, r. 303 Eddy
" James A., clerk, r. 303 Eddy
Ordway William C, public weigher and auc-
tioneer, NW cor 6th and King, r. 1213,
21st
Orear Horace W. (Foster & Orear), r. 118 Lib-
erty
" John W., broker, 408 California, r. 118 Lib-
erty
Oregiatt G. Pellegrini, waiter, r. 509 Broadway
Oregon and California Lumber Co., C. A. Hooper
&Co. agents, 204 Front
'< and California Railroad Co., George H.

Andrews secretary, 4 Montgomery
" City Woolen Mills, Brown Bros. & Co.,
agents, 121-123 Sansome

Oregon Coal and Navigation Co.,

Edwin Goodall president, Charles M.
Goodall vice-president, Wm. H. Fisher
secretary, Coos Bay coal, steamship
line for Coos Bay, Oregon, office NW
cor Broadway and East, telephone
Main 741

Oregon House, 113 Oregon

Oregon Improvement Co., John L. Howard
manager, coal miners and importers, 16
California

Oregon Improvement Go's Bunkers, foot of

" Iron and Steel Co. The, B. A. Knight agent,

308 Market
" Lodging House, Charles H. Roemer pro-
prietor, 641 Commercial
" Pine Lumber Co., Ward A. Dwight agent,
22 Market, room 9

Oregon Railway and Navigation Co., Goodall,
Perkins & Co. superintendents Ocean
division. 30 Market, freight offtce E. C.
Ward agent. Spear St. Wharf, ticket of-
fice F. F. Connor agent, 630 Market
" Stock and Butchering Co., Joseph Sisson
president, 130 Crocker Bldg

Oell Jacob, cabinet maker, r. 25 Randall

Orella F. R., M. D., M. R. C. S. (England),
physician and surgeon, hours 2 to 4 and 7
to 8 p. m., telephone Main 5473, ofBce and
r. 406 Sutter, telephone Black 1591

Orena Gaspar, r. 729 Geary
" Orestes J., attorney at law, 532 Market,
room 41, r. 729 Geary

Oreste Leandro R., cook C. Radovan, r. 1514
Green

Orff Frank J., r. 133/2 Shipley

Organ William M., waiter, r. 675 Mission

W.&J.SLOANE&CO.,

POf$TIEf?ES.

Largest Assortment on the Coast.
G'4-l-<S'4-7 IWarUi&t St.

Oriel Hotel, William P. Foster proprietor, 1904

Market
Oriel Tea Co., George B. Hansen proprietor,

1900 Market
Orient House, Mrs. Louise Molsen proprietor,

118, 6th
Orient Insurance Co. (of Hartford), w. J. Cal-

lingham general agent, 420 California
Oriental Block, SW cor Bush and Battery
" Bonded and Free Warehouses, Haslett &
Swayne proprietors, S s Brannan nr 1st
" (Chinese) Newspaper, 803 Washington
Oriental Dock, S s Brannan bet 1st and 2d
Oriental Gas Engine Works, Marcellus A. Gra-
ham proprietor, Edward M. Corliss man-
ager, 105 Beale
" Hotel, Mrs. Leonie Jung proprietor, 225

Drumm
" The, Edward Lamberg proprietor, 615 Tay-
lor
Original Creamerie, Cardall & Marston proprie-
tors, 865 Market
" Empire Mill and Mining Co. (Grass Val-
ley), James D. Hayes president, D. A.
Jennings secretary, 401 California, room
14
" Keystone Silver Mining Co. The (Virginia,
Nev.), F. E. Luty secretary, 330 Pine,
room 5
Original Louvre. See Louvre New, 8-14 O'Far-
rell
" Quaker Dairy, A. J. Davis proprietor, 110
Sutter

Original San Francisco Window

CLEANING CO., Figone & Co. proprie-
tors, 315 Stockton, telephone Main
1304

Orjetto Manuel, peddler, r. 11 Pollard PI

" Natali, laborer, r. 10 Margaret PI
Orjubin Francois M., dyer, r. 603 Montgomery

Av
Orland Albert W., carpenter, 9 Carlos PI
Orlandi Amedeo, workman D. Ghirardelli Co.,
r. 907 Jackson
" John, statuary maker D. Mencarini, r. 1017

Jackson
" Luigi, laborer, r. 12 Bartol
Orlando G., shoemaker, 425 Hayes
" The, Mrs. M. C. Mixter proprietor, 989
Howard
Orlandus John, teamster, r. 2303 Geary
Orleans Consolidated Mining Co. (Virginia
City, Nev.), J. Stadtfeld Jr. secretary,
56 Nevada Block
Ormart Joaquin F., merchant, r. 813 Van Ness

Av
Orme Edward, laborer, r. 861 Market
Ormendson Jesse, seaman str Del Norte
Ormiston Archibald M., clerk James B. Win-
gate, r. NEcor Market and Noe
Ormond Ethel Miss, school teacher, r. 317, 19th
" J. Allyn, clerk LeCount Bros., r. 317, 19th
" Kate, widow, r. 317, 19th
" William, chief engineer str Empire, r. 28
Hawthorne
Ormonde Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 414, 22d
" Club, James Burson secretary, 1202 Larkin
" Sarah Miss, dressmaker, r. 414, 23d
Ormsby Anna, widow, r. 1335 Pine
" Edgar L., salesman Cal. Furniture Mfg.

Co., r. 1335 Pine
" Edward R. (E, R. Ormsby & Co.), r. 1335

Pine
" E. R. & Co. (Edward R. and Henry S.
Ormsby), printers, 636 Clay

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Ormsby Frank R., salesman, r. 638 Green
" George O., waiter Swain Bros., r. 721 Gol-
den Gate Av
" Henry S. (E. R. Ormsby & Co.), r. 1335 Pine
" William, laborer Lucas & Co., r. 252 Spear
Orndorff Edward, bartender Edward L. McGar-
ity, r. 10211/2 Market
" Harry, clerk Hornlein Bros., r. 867 Market
" Harry F., actor, r. 102 Powell
" James W., r. 102 Powell
Orne William H., r. 11 Monroe
Ornsby Christopher T. (Kinsman & Ornsby), r.

2110 Larkin
Ornstein Moses L., butcher Schrader Bros., r.
336 Hickory Av
" SaulJ., watchmaker Herold Lawrenson, r.
517a Fell
Oro Fino Cigar Co., 310-312 Washington
Orognen Bernard, bartender, r. 317, 3d

" .John, lodgings, 317, 3d
Orozco Ricardo J., compositor Searle & Mc-

Clinton, r. 716 Diamond
Orplian Asylum (Hebrew), E s Devisadero bet

Hayes and Grove
Orphan Asylum (Protestant), S s Haight bet

Buchanan and Webster
Orphan Asylum (Roman Catholic), N s N
South bet 18th and 20th Avs
" J., machinist Pac. Roll. Mill Co.
Orpheum The, Gustav Walter proprietor, 113

O'Farrell
Orpin Charles, real estate agent^5-6 Mills Bldg.,

2d floor, r. 116 Turk
Orpinella Theodore, stableman Wainwright &

Easton, r. 18V4 Minna
Orr Albert, rattan worker, r. 24 Welsh
" Albert R.. laborer, r. 24 Welsh
" AUen, r. 510 Taylor
" Andrew, cook, r. 110 William
•' Andrew, lumberman E. K. Wood

Co., r. Russ House
" Charles, salesman N. Clark & Sons
" Charles L., carpenter, r, 613 Folsom
" Charles P., teacher music, 595 Ellis
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 2104 Howard
" Elizabeth A. Miss, teacher Haight Pri-
mary School, r. 2104 Howard
" Emma, widow, r. 24 Welsh
" F. AUeyne, attorney at law, 5 Mills Bldg,

3d floor, r. 510 Tavlor
" Frederick F., plumber, r. 34 Welsh
" George A., compositor P. J. Thomas, r. 828

Greenwich
^' Hannah T., widow, r. 15 Leavenworth
" Henry, compositor, r. 411 Sansome
" H. S., apprentice Dow Steam Pump Wks,

r. Alameda
" James, r. 2104 Howard
" James, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r.

41 Louisa
" James B. Rev., pastor Park Congregational

Church, r. 1010 Page
" James W., salesman A. Schilling & Co., r.

1320 California
" John, seaman, r. 115 Silver
" John, driver Farnsworth & Ruggles, r. 5I814

Bryant
" John A., clerk, r. 518/2 Bryant
■' Joseph, carpenter, r. 1135 Army
" Joseph A., salesman Joseph Rosenberg, r.

604 Geary
" Joseph G.. clerk, r. 1135 Army
" Melville D., printer Call, r. 116a 14th
" Monroe J., clerk C. M. Jennings, r. 2518

McAllister
" Robert H., student, r. 2104 Howard

Lumber

Orr Samuel, policeman, r. 1917;^ McAllister
" Walter W., rattan worker, r. 24 Welsh
" William J., solicitor Monitor, r. 2104 How-
ard
Orra Antone, teamster James McDermott, r.

1011, 10th Av South
Orrett Edwin, chief clerk purchases and sup-
plies dept. S. P. Co., 4 Montgomery, r.
1009 Santa Clara Av, Alameda
Orrick Oliver S., president California Paint Co.,

22 Jessie, r. Oakland
Orsi Elise, painter G. Orsi, r. 1219 Kearny
" G. (G. Orsi &Co.), r. 7 Buena Vista
" G. & Co. (G. Orsi and Vincent Cereghino),
fruits and vegetables, 7 Buena Vista
Orsi Giacomo, paints and wall paper, 623 Wash-
ington and 17 Montgomery Av, r. 812
Filbert
" P., painter G. Orsi, r. cor Broadway and
Powell
Orsini John, laborer Alms House
Ort Henry A., bartender Louis Teese Jr., r.

1550 Jackson
Ortega Antonio, barber Philip Simon & Co., r.
720 Leavenworth
" Manuel, laborer, r. 720 Leavenworth
" Mary A., widow, r. 730 Leavenworth
" Miguel, hostler E. J. Root, r. 630 Minna
" Paul, barber H. L. White, r. 761 Howard
" Vina Miss, r. 730 Leavenworth
Ortelli William, jailer County Jail 1, r. 906 Fil-
bert
Ortet Baptiste G. (Ortet Bros.), r. 8 Lynch
Ortet Brothers (Baptiste G. and Lucien M.), cut-
lers and grinders, all kinds of edge tools
ground and polished, 524 Commercial
" Lucien M. (Ortet Bros.), r. 8 Lynch
Ortez Manuel A., barber P. Lahorgue, r. 14
Auburn
" Paula, r. 723 California
Orth Frederick O., engineer, r. 317 Vallejo
" J. A., upholsterer, r. 1628 Howard
" John, clerk Alfred A. Durand
" WashingtonI.,salesmanKohlberg, Strauss
& Frohman, r. Oakland
Ortion Armand, diamond setter, r. 1819 Mason
" Auguste (Ortion & Gerhardt), and liquors,

235 Montgomery Av, r. 1810 Union
" Auguste Jr., mechanic Fagothey & Maple,

r. I81O Union
" EmilV., diamond setter Shreve & Co., r.

800!^ Hayes
" Louis, clerk, r. 1810 Union
Ortion & Gerhardt, (Auguste Ortion and Jules
Gerhardt), wines, liquors and imported
table delicacies, 125 Powell and 201
O'Farrell, telephone Black 11
Ortiz Calesto, bootblack, 901 Kearny, r. 413%

Green
Ortmann Henry, teamster, r. 115 Diamond
" John F., president Healdsburg and Sonoma
Commission Co., .305 Front, r. 1901 Scott
" Samuel, peddler, r. 3 Boardman PI
OrtnerJohn, electrician Cal. Electric Supply
and Cons Co.
" John P., tailor Joseph Poheim, r. 25 Oak
Orto Isador, porter Marks Cohen, r. 21 Taylor
Ortolo Edward, tanner Legallet-Hellwig Tan-
ning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
Orton Collins K. (Williams & Orton), r. 1420,
25th
" Ira D., attornev at law, 116 Crocker Bldg, r.
1415 McAllister
Orville Tobias, waiter, r. 134, 4th
Orwen R. Lee, editor The Criterion, 9;
Osberg Charles, bridge carpenter, r. 61
" Oscar, seaman bktn Planter, r.

Home
" William, pile driver, r. 5 Victor
Osborn Anna, widow, r. 1836 Lexington Av
" A. P., surveyor, r. 913b Post
" Arthur, carpenter, r. 38 Laskie
Osborn Arthur C, representative United States
Printing Co., 20 O'Farrell, room 18
" Arthur L., bartender, r. 335 Haight
" Benjamin, hostler, r. 511 Hyde
" Charles H., clerk U. S. Naval Officer, r.

3810 Pine
" C. Mahlon (Neville & Co.), r. 635 Guerrero

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Osborn Edward E. (Smith & Osborn), attor-
ney at law, 319 Pine, rooms 46-51, r. Oak-
land

" Edward G. (Osborn & Co.), r. 335 Haight

" Edward T., purser str City of Peking
Osborn Frank F., president and manager Os-
born Hardware and Tool Co., 414 Market,
r. Oakland

" Fred A. (R. F. Osborn & Co.), r. 942 Valencia

" George F., clerk, r. 2810^4 Pine

" George H., carpenter, r. 28 Laskie
Osborn George W., real estate, 40-41 Nevada

Block, r. 1011/2 Van Ness Av
Osborn George W. Jr., attorney at law, 40-41

Nevada Block, r. WVA Van Ness Av
Osborn Hardware and Tool Co., Frank F.
Osborn president and manager, 414 Mar-
ket

" Harry S., r. 925 Valencia

" Homer E. (Osborn, Murdock &Co.), r. Ala-
meda

" House, Edward Rolkin proprietor, 807
Kearny

" House, Mrs. Daniel B. Urry proprietor, 307-
313, 4th

" John, mining, r. 411 Post

" Josephine, widow, r. 1524 Clay

" Lamartine, mining secretary, 33 Nevada
Block, r. 822 Post

" Lincoln E., undertaker J. C. O'Connor &
Co., r. 1025 Mission

" Mabel v., widow, r. 25 South Park

" Mary, widow, r. 303, 3d
Osborn, Murdock & Co. (Homer E. Osborn and
George H. Murdock), San Francisco
agents accident department ^tna Life
Insurance Co., 412 California
Osborn R. F. & Co. (Robert F. and Fred A. Os
born), hardware and. Mechanics' tools
753 Market

" Robert F. (R. F. Osborn & Co.), r. 925 Va

" Robert F., clerk local freight office S. P

Co., r. Alameda
" Russell W., with Brown, Craig & Co., r

2810 Clay
" Thomas, r. 20 O'Farrell
" William, fireman, r. 400 Bay
" William, hostler, r. 511 Hyde
" William C, clerk Dewey Pub. Co., r. 1836

Lexington Av
" William F., bartender Occidental Hotel, r.

335 Haight
" & Co. ( Edward G. Osborn and Fred Schied) ,

liquors, 16 Market
Osborne Darragh J., mechanical engineer and

draughtsman, 309 California, room 16, r.

715 Eddy
Osborne D. M. & Co., F. H. Keyes manager,

manufacturers agricultural implements,

27 Main
" Edward H., agent New York Life Ins. Co.
" Frank, ship calker, r. 856 Folsom
" Harry H., r. 23 Ash Av
" Henry A., marine engineer, r. 1906 Golden

Gate Av
Osborne John, stationery and confectionery,

2305 Jackson
" Julia A., widow, r. 23 Ash Av
" Luther, storekeeper U. S. Customs, r.

Oakland
" Margaret M., widow, r. USVz Welsh
" Oakley B., insurance solicitor, r. 536 Turk
" Thomas, longshoreman, r. 218^4 Ritch
" Thomas H., carriage painter, r. 1906

Golden Gate Av
Osburn William, janitor, r. 327 Broadway
" William E., traveling salesman, r. 899 Pine
" William P., contractor, r. 1916 Page
Oscar George, r. Old People's Home
Osen John (Osen & Radanovich), r. 1148 Sutter
" & Radanovich (John Osen and John Ra-
danovich), restaurant, 1212i/^ Polk
Osequeda Matilde, tailor, 740 Broadway
Osgood Alonzo E., motorman Market St. Ry.,

r. 5 Day
Osgood and Grace Bradley Memorial Free

Kindergarten, Miss Helen T. Bacon

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Osgood Archie, carriage painter H. M. Black &
Co., r. 41314 Franklin
" Charles E., cement worker, r. 110 Hoffman

Av
" Charles P. (Osgood & Howell), r. 2424 Fill-
more
" Henry K., wrapper C. W. Foster, r. 154

Eddy
" Hosea, insurance broker Brown, Craig &

Co., r. 430 Valley
" KateL., widow, r. 1836 Eddy
" William, paper cutter Schmidt Label and

Litho. Co., r. 507 Octavia
" & Howell (Charles P. Osgood and John S.
Howell) manufacturers' agents, 132 Mar-
ket, rooms 9-10
OsimaaCarl, lodgings, 106 Steuart

" Herman, laborer, r. 106 Steuart
Oslo Antonio M., miner, r. 242 Shotwell
Osmann William C, student Van der Naillen's
School of Engineering, r. 14 Jackson

OSMER & CO.

(Charles Osmers, John G. W. Schulte,
'WUhelmina Stroecker and George F.
Hanekamp), wines and liquors, NW
cor East and Folsom, NW cor Spear
and Bryant and NW cor 1st and Bran-
nan
Osmers Charles (Osmer & Co.), r. 808 Haight
Osmond EleanR. Miss, nurse St. Luke's Hos-
pital
Osmont H. C, secretary Policy Holders Ad-
justing Co., 6 Mills Bldg, 6th floor, r. 620
Fell
Osmont Thomas M., attorney at law, 530 Cali-
fornia, rooms 60-61, telephone Main 703,
r. Hotel Pleasanton
Osmun William H., porter Price Baking Pow-
der Co., r. 1216, 26th
Ososke Eva Miss, teacher music, r. 1313 Fol-
som
" Isaac, live stock dealer, r. 1312 Folsom
" Louis, butcher, 514 Hayes, r. 1312 Fol-
som
" Marcus, butcher, r. 215 Clara
" Morris, restaurant, 1020 Folsom
Ossman Gustav, cigarmaker, r. 23 Isis
Osswald Benedict, butcher Charles E. Osswald,
r. 1308 Pacific
" Charles E., butcher, 1308 Pacific
" John C. H., cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 763
Howard
4®"Osswald. See Oswald
Ostedt John, expressman, r. 28 Sacramento
Ostendorf B. Mrs., widow, r. 320b 18th

" Edward, driver, r. 320b, 18th
Ostendorf Joseph A., bookkeeper H. A. Lozier &

Co., r. 11.37 Geary
Oster Edgar, driver Cal. Wine Assn., r. 710 Ful-
ton
" Frederick J., copyist Recorder's OfQce, r.

2311 Larkin rear
" George W., bartender r. 2311 Larkin rear
" Peter H., r. 2311 Larkin rear
4a=0ster. See Oester
Ostergaard Peter, waiter C. G. Larsen, r. 434

Ostergren Carl E., tailor, r. 121 Trenton Av
Osterloh Adolph, hostler, r. 340b Shipley
" Albert, helper Mutual Electric Light Co.,

r. 340b Shipley
" M.Mrs., r. 1705, 25 th
Osterman Charles, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r.
602i4 Minnesota
" Charles, porter Frank O. Johnson

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COAL, COKE and PIG IRON,

Wholesale and Retail.

E-^ § Osterman George, laborer Western Sugar Re-

pc3 o tlnery, r. E s Texas nr 25th

K.^ ^ " Sarah, widow, varieties, 633 O'Farrell

^^ c? J^^Osterman. See Ostermann and Oyster-

' ' ' o man

•^^ El Ostem Joseph C, tailor Columbus Woolen Mills,

*BS} . r. 323 Eddy

g Osterwaldt Nelson, packer, r. 9a 6th
»^¥4 Ostheimer Christopher, plumber, r. 2120 Union

g— . S " Henry J., plumber, r. 4 Scotland

«-^ ^ Osthoa Catherine E., widow, r. 214, 22d

<^_i o " Charles G., stairbuilder,r. 214, 22d

^ " Elizabeth M. Miss, dressmaker, r. 214, 22d

rj^ *3 " Henry W., painter, 120 Eddy, r. 13 Monroe

CJ <o " William F., brasspolisher,r. 214, 22d

gpq fe Ostino Giuseppe, expressman, r. 522 Filbert
**^ rear

'^— ' Ostlund Charles, wines and liquors, SW cor

3d and King, r. 800, 3d
" John L,., painter, r. 228 Virginia Av
, "^ " Olof, r. 6571/2 Minna

S^^*! Ostrander Daniel (Le Gal & Ostrander), r. 1128,
!I ' 22d

" Elward H., news agent, r. 919 Jones

" James, carpenter, r. 108 Wood

" John, machinist Cyclops Iron Wks. r. 16^4

Blake
" Mary Miss, dressmaking, 325 Phelan Bldg,

r. cor Geary and Ferry
" Matthew, painter, r. 3314 Geary
" Repeating Gun Co., John Currey president,
M. Walter Kirman secretary, 216 Bush,
room 9
Ostreicher Julius, salesman Rosenthal, Feder &

Co., r. 11 Walter
>8®-0streicher. See Oesterreicher
Ostrom Charles M., humid assayer U. S. Mint.,
r. Berkeley
" Frank E., quartermaster revenue cutter
Rush, r. 3 East
Ostroski Louis I., r. 1607 Laguna

" Samuel, capitalist, r. 1214 Geary
Ostrousky Frank S., cabinet maker Fink &

Schindler, r. 125 Corbett Av
Ostrum Neil, painter, r. 131% Utah
Oswald Antone, butcher William Oswald, r.
1012 Pacific
" Benjamin F. Mrs., varieties, 1719 Mission
" Charles E., r. 2312 Polk
" D. A., janitor Chronicle Bldg, r. 499, 4th
" Frank H., r. 32, 4th
" Henry, butcher William Oswald, r. 914

Broadway
" Henry W., with William H. Howard, r.

2312 Polk
" Ignatius, butcher William Oswald, r. 1012

Pacific
" James H., carpenter George I. Drew, r. 951

Capp
" John, engineer Golden Gate Woolen Mills,

r. 720, 20th
" John A., butcher, 127, 2d, i. 605 Howard
" Joseph (Harris, Oswald & Noble), r. 131514

17th
" William, butcher, 1012 Pacific
«f-Oswald. See Osswald

Ota Masayoshi, author and Japanese inter-
preter, 507 Montgomery, r. 1208 Lombard
Otero John, clerk Winter Home, 634 Sacramento
Otersen Henry, wines and liquors, 35 Post, r.

2131/2 Post
Otey Mercer, agent Equitable Life Assurance

Society, 6-12 Crocker Bldg, r. Oakland
OthetBert W., electrician Electrical Engineer-
ing Co, r. 313 Turk •
Othmar Biderbust. gardener, 915 Leavenworth

Oter Charles, lather, r. 209 Leidesdorff

Otis David E., machinist Marshutz & Cantrell,

r. Oakland
Otis Frank, attorney at law, 19 Mills Bldg, 9th
floor, r. Alameda

" Harrison G., cashier S. P. Co., r. 1706 Bu-
chanan

" James (Otis, McAllister & Co.), r. 1729
Broadway

" , McAllister & Co, (James Otis, M. Hall
McAllister and Everett N. Bee), ship-
ping and commission and agents Port-
land Flouring Mills Co., 109 California,
rooms 7, 8 and 24

" Michael Rev., assistant rector St. Mary's
Church (R. C), r. 628 California

" Patrick, printer, r. 219, 15th

" Patrick W., wireworker Standard Iron
and Wire Wks, r. 219, 15th

" Steel Co. The, Limited, John Woodlock
agent, 26 Beale
Otis Stephen (Otis & Co.), and vice-president
Pacific Stock Exchange, 316 Montgomery,
r. 2121 Larkin

" Theodore A., clerk Del Monte Milling Co.,
r. 2845 Fillmore

«' Thomas F., guard Coimty Jail 2, r. 1729^4
Mission

" William A., shooting gallery, 307, 49th Av,
r. 325. 49th Av

" & Co. (Stephen Otis and Joseph F. Gass-
mann), stock brokers, 316 Montgomery
Ott Alphonse, clerk Fredolin Ott, r. 731, 24th

OTT AUGUST L.,

manufacturing jeweler, 13 Trinity, r.
East Berkeley

Ott Charles, carpenter William Little, r. 315
Golden Gate Av
" Emil, driver Owen Connolly, r. 1039, 24th
" Frank, tailor, r. 32 John
" Fredolin, watchmaker and jeweler, 303

Battery, r. 731, 24th
" Fredolin Jr., blacksmith, r. 731, 24th
" H. Mrs., dressmaking, 1532 Stockton
" Hermann J. (John Ott & Son), r. 1532 Stock-
ton
" John (John Ott & Son), r. 625^4 Green rear
" John, cabinet maker, r. 16'/4 Washington Av
" John, furniture maker, r. 330 Minna
" John, motorman Market St. Ry., r. I58714

Turk
" John & Son (John and Hermann J.), tailors,

625% Green rear
" John S., butcher, NE cor Eddy and Pierce,

r. 1821 Ellis
" John W., pilot, 506 Battery, r. 13 Glover
" Joseph, lumberman J. W. Schouten & Co.
" Joseph, tinner, r. 529 Sacramento
" Lina Mrs., dressmaker, 1532 Stockton
" Max, cement worker, r. 409% Octavia
" Michael G., collector Post Office, r. 519, 19th
" Nicholas, driver Farnsworth & Ruggles,

r. 152 Broad
" Richard, clerk, r. 529 Sacramento
Otten Anna, domestic, 2718 California
" Carsten, groceries and liquors, SW cor

Point Lobos Av and Cook
" Charles, seaman, r. 26,Steuart
Otten Claus, groceries and liquors, SW cor Post
and Octavia, r. 1501 Post
" Henning P., carpenter, r. 2607 Sutter
" Henry, bakery, 1305 Polk, r. 2825 Bush
" James, waiter, r. 336a Bush
" Jessie Miss, dressmaker, r. 3201 Geary
" John C. (John C. Otten & Co.), r. 1629 Turk
" John C. & Co. (John C. Otten), groceries

and liquors, 1639 Turk
" John D., clerk Claus Otten, r. 1501 Post
" Peter, r. 1202 Kearny

" William, carpenter, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Ottenberg Jonas (Ottenberg & Bettencourt), r.
1219 Laguna
" & Bettencourt (Jonas Ottenberg and Ber-
nard J. Bettencourt), barbers, 215 San-
some
Ottenberger Thomas, bartender, r. 777 Market
Ottenheimer Arthur W., traveling salesman
Buckingham & Hecht, r. 2407 Washington

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Ottenheim Fannie Miss, milliner, r. 922 O'Far-

rell
Ottenheimer Henry J., hop buyer Lilienthal &
Co., r. 2407 Washington
" Martin C, cashier and bookkeeper Wan-
genheim, Sternheim & Co., r. 2407 "Wash-
ington
" Milton S., salesman A. Hirschman, r. 2407

Washington
" Sigmund W.,bookkeeperCrownDistilleries

Co., r. 2407 Washington
" William, r. 2407 Washington
Ottens Henry, paper-box maker, r. 419 Oak
Otter Alexander R., gripman Market St. Ry.,
r. 412 Jersey
" H. W., vice-president and treasurer Man-
grum & Otter, 27 New Montgomery, r.
San Jose
OtterbeckElias E., house mover, 1408 Mission,

r. SE cor Butte and Rhode Island
Otterbein Frederick, asst foreman Sutro Baths,

r. 1 Ocean Terrace
Otterberg A., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1634

Grove
Otterson Charles, car repairer Market St. Ry.,

r 1219 Pacific
Otterstedt Frederick Mrs. , widow, r. 1123 Steven-
son
Ottinger Adolph, ticket broker, 620 Market, r.
1301 Page
" Edward, porter Nolan Bros. Shoe Co., r.
102TA Harrison
Ottington The, lodgings, Mrs. F. A. Bettis pro-
prietor, 310 Stockton
Ottman Walter, engineer, r. 672 Bryant
Otto Antone F., cigar-box labels and supplies,
405 Front, r. Belmont
■' August C, clerk, r. 6 Leonard PI
" Charlotte C. Miss, teacher Madison Pri-
mary School, r. 2423 Washington
" Constance, widow, r. 3423 Washington
" Diedrich (Jacob & Otto), r. NE cor Railroad

Av and Uth Av South
" E., salesman Golden Gate Comp. Yeast

Co., r. Oakland
" Eliza Miss, dressmaker, r. 1409 Larkin
" Emil H., bookkeeper R. L.. Toplitz & Co.,

r. Oakland
" Emile W., waiter str Australia
" Ernest A., artist, 81 St. Ann's Bldg, r. 24

Johnston Av
" F., r. 933 Kearny
" Frederick, iron molder W. T. Garratt &

Co., r. Point Lobos Av and Boyd
" Henry, clerk Frederick Kaufman, r. 4671/4

Minna
" Henry, groceries and liquors, 300, 25th
" Herman, baker, r. 634 Pacific
" Herman, baker Young & Weisman, r. 436

Jessie
" Herman, die sinker Shreve & Co., r. 1411

Larkin
" John, r. 413 Natoma
" John, cook Fink & Hulse
" Laura Miss, teacher music, 214 Waller
" Louisa, widow, r. 214 Waller
" Louise A., domestic, 417 Lott
" Paul, wire worker West Coast W. and I.

Wks, r. 1007 Mission
" Richard C, photographer, r. 1338 Sanchez
" Richard T., machinist W. T. Garratt & Co.,

r. 7 Boyce
" Robert W.. salesman Cal. Electrical Wks,

r. 214 Waller
" Theodore, barber, r. 1028 Greenwich
" William, shooting gallery, 122/2 O'Farrell
" William F., tillerman Trunk 5, r. 1820 Post
Otto's Saloon, Adolph Dunker proprietor, 425

Clay
Otts Arthur, printer, r. 264% Clementina
" William, rattan worker, r. 264iA Clementina
" Winnifred Mrs., lodgings, 364 V2 Clementina
Ottsen Charles, ironworker, r. 217b Clara
Ottson George, grip repairer Sutter St. Ry., r.

318 Austin Av
Otway E., clerk, r. 675 Mission
Otz Frederick, veterinary surgeon, r. 838 Mis-
sion
Otzen Lorenz, salesman, r. 1324 Jackson

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

Contracts made with Hotels for

Fumisliing Carpets, Furniture, Drapery

Materials, Lace Curtains, Window

Shades, Bedding, Etc.

Oudet Marie, widow, laundress, r. 27 John
Oudry Edward, photographer George H. Knight,

r. Oakland
Ouer Anton F., plumber, r. 2108 Taylor
" Cajeta F., journalist, r. 318 Kearny
" Catherine, widow, r. 2108 Taylor
" Frederick F., bookkeeper Chicago Brewery,

r. 2108 Taylor
" L. Mrs., lodgings, 318 Kearny
Ough Joseph N., president Cal. Gas Engine Co.,
130 Main, r. 2 Vernon PI
" Norval B., electrician Cal. Gas Engine Co.,
r. Alameda
Oughin James P., blacksmith, r. 2827 Howard
" John C, r. 213 Ninna

" Philip, blacksmith J. F. Kenny, r. cor 24th
and Howard
Ould Robert, clerk S. Brizzolara, r. 502^^ Broad-
way
Oulif Alexis, r. 2114 Post
" Blanche Mme., millinery, 838 and 1326 Mar-
ket, r. 2114 Post
Oulton George, office 506 Battery, r. Hotel Rich-
elieu
Oulton Gerard H., deputy Superintendent

Streets, r. 2641 Howard
Our California Companion (monthly), John F.

Uhlhorn publisher, 179 Crocker Bldg
Our Lady of Mercy Free Kindergarten, 434, 1st
Our Lady of Mercy's Academy (R. C), Sisters
of Mercy in Charge, SE cor Harrison and
Fremont
Our Lady's Home (for aged and infirm females)
under management of Sisters of Mercy,
33 Rincon PI
Our Saviour's Scandinavian Evangelical Lu-
theran Church, Rev. B. Harstad pastor,
Howard bet 12th and 13th
Our Society Blue Book of San Francisco and
surroundings, Charles C. Hoag pub-
lisher, 325 Post
Ousley Louisa, widow, r. 617% Ellis
Ousman Samuel, cigarmaker, r. 6 Salmon
Outcalt Dell, house mover, r. 2343% Washington
■ " Harvey C, carpenter Lane Hospital, r.
1724 Folsom
" Peter, insurance adjuster, 209 Sansome, r.
1609 Webster
Outsen Hans, feed mill, 954 Bryant, r. 116%

Waller
Ovens James, stableman National Brewing Co.,
r. 714% Ivy Av
" William, teamster Wittland Produce Co., r.
122 Henry rear
Over Andrew R., secretary and treasurer Jones,

Allen & Co., 630 Market, r. 1538 Folsom
Overacker Fredrika, widow, r. 1411, 25th

Overall Laundry and Supply Co.

new suits free to customers, mechan-
ics' and engineers' suits called for and
delivered at workshop or steamers,
Joseph T. Cavanaugh proprietor, 2212
Folsom
Overbeck Harold, musician, r. 400 Grove
Overdick Henry, carpenter, r. 129 Olive Av
Overend Alfred, printer, r. 10 Franklin
" Edmund J., oculist and aurist, 305 Larkin,

room 60
" Joseph, molder Union I. Wks, r. 3 Minne-
sota
" Marietta, widow, r. 826 McAllister
Overfield Henry D., messenger Wells, Fargo &

Co., r.622A Geary
Overgaard Soren K., clerk Stein, Simon & Co.,
r. 833 Hyde

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Overgard Alida, widow, r. 1012 Natoma
Overholm A., seaman str Washtenaw
Overholser Albert J., butcher C. W. Foster, r.

246, 6th
Overholtzer Charles R., clerk George W. Mc-

Near, r. Alameda
Overland Baggage Oflace S. P. Co., foot Market
Overland Cotton Mills (Denver, Colo.), J. W.

Sanford agent, 214 Pine, room 30

Overland Freight Transfer Co.,

Charles L. Tilden president, Charles
W. Baird vice-president and manager,
Charles P. Campbell secretary, team-
ing, warehousing and general for-
warders, and proprietors Special In-
ternal Revenue Bonded Warehouse
No. 6, First District of California.
Main office SE cor 5th and Bluxome,
telephone South 388; hranch offices
NW cor California and Front, tele-
phone Front 70. U. S. Drayman Ap-
praisers' Bldg, telephone Main 587,
warehouses Bluxome and Townsend
bet 4th and 5th

Overland House, Edward Rolkin proprietor,
533 Sacramento

Overland Monthly Publishing Co., Rounse-
velle Wildman manager, Fred M. Stock-
ing secretary, 508 Montgomery, room 26a

OVERLAND MONTHLY, THE,

(Illustrated) Overland Monthly Pub-
lishing Co. proprietors, 508 Montgom-
ery, room 26a

Overland Packing Co., 912 Battery, ofQce 217
Sacramento
" Warehouse, Bode & Haslett proprietors.
NE cor 3d and King

Overland Warehouse (E. Newland & Co.), E s
3d bet King and Townsend

Overlin Olno, carpenter, r. 516 O'Farrell

Overman Jane, widow, r. 819 Post
" LillieB. Miss, saleslady Sanborn, Vail &
Co., r. 819 Post

Overman Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.).
George D. Edwards secretary, 414 Cali-
fornia

Overman Wheel Co., manufacturers Victor Bi-
cycles, Philip H. Benays manager, 309
Larkin

Overmohle Harry P., bookkeeper A. I. Hall &
Son, r. 1204 Golden Gate Av

Overstreet Julia Mrs., r. 10 Ash Av
" William F.. compositor Journal of Com-
merce, r. 10 Ash Av
" William L., compositor Journal of Com-
merce, r. 10 Ash Av

Overton Charles P., secretary The McCollam
Fishing and Trading Co., Union Fish
Co. and Golden Gate Salmon Co., 40 Cali-
fornia, room 2, r. 1414 Geary
" Frank, marker S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy

Overton Robert H., clerk Union Fish Co., r. 1414
Geary

Overton S. M. Mrs., widow, r. 1414 Geary

Overton Victor G., superintendent of works The
McCollam Fishing and Trading Co., 40
California, room 2, r. 1414 Geary
" Walter H., r. 21 Grant Av
" W. H. Mrs., proprietor The Wellington, 21
Grant Av

Oviedo Eliza A. Miss, r. 218 Van Ness Av
" Louis P., physician, 1142 Howard, r. 218
Van Ness Av

Ovitt William M., cigars, 1212 Polk, r. 1429 Pine

Owen Albert, boilermaker Fulton Eng. & Ship

Bldg. Wks, r. 1919 Union
" Annie E. Mrs., teacher Clement Grammar

School, r. 1007 Larkin
" Elaunson D., machinist Wells, Russell &

Co., r. 2421 Sutter
" Ferguson, carriage painter, r. 430b Fulton
" Frank C, salesman F. W. Wright, r. 710

Geary
" Frank L., attorney at law, 17-19 Mills

Bldg. 8th floor, r. 2101 California
" Frederick, car repairer S. P. Co.
" Frederick L.,with Wilder & Co., r. 911V4

Powell
" G. Willis, with The Creightons, r. 911/2

Powell
" Henry G., steward, r. 10 Steuart
" Horace, compositor, r. 911!^ Powell
Owen Hugh J., wood and coal, 224-226 Eddy, r.

1838 O'Farrell
" J. J. Mrs., r. Hotel Pleasanton
" Julius A., mechanic, r. 2421 Sutter
" O. R., r. 2311 Howard
" Patrick, molder, r. 536^4 Howard
" Rachael E., widow, r. 911 1/4 Powell
" Richard T., rancher, r. 1817 Lyon
" Robert, clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r.

Golden Gate Park
" Roy E., painter, r. 62714 Fulton
" Walter J., hatter K. A. Lundstrom, r. 634

Vallejo
" William Jr., traveling salesman, r. 800

Kearny
" William L., lineman Lamson Consolidated

Store Service Co., r. 1602 Howard
" William M., clerk Cunningham, Curtiss &

Welch, r. Oakland
" Wilson J., capitalist, r. 2101 California
Owens Adna T., r. 1015 Market
" Arthur D., jeweler Shreve & Co., r. 516

Eddy
" Benjamin, r. 728 Geary
" Brothers (Henry M. and Richard T.) cigars

and tobacco, 500 Ellis
" Charles, traveling salesman, r. 9 Morris

Av
" Cornelius, teamster, r. 72 Brady
" Daniel, r. 48 Elgin Park Av
" Daniel, policeman r. 435, 23d
" Daniel W., compositor H. S. Crocker Co..

r. 48 Elgin Park Av
" David, collector, r. 427 Chestnut
" E., salesman Hale Bros., r. 427 Ringold
" Edward, with estate James G. Fair, r.

1017 Haight
" Edward F., salesman, r. 3155 Folsom
" Edward M., policeman, r. 48 Elgin Park Av
" Eleanor M. Miss, teacher Girls High

School, r. 711 Jones
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 1317, 21st
" Ernest, teamster, r. 2412 Sacramento
" Florence, shoemaker, r. 28 Valley
" Floyd, salesman Levy & Sohnorf, r. 1113

Sutter
" Frank, millhand Tillmann & Bendel, r.

315'/4 Ivy Av
" Harvey M., pressman Jos. Winterburn Co.,

r. 1315 Point Lobos Av
" Helen M., widow, r. 911 Bush
" Henry C, librarian California Camera

Club, 819 Market, r. 516 Eddy
" Henry G., clerk Martin Brunson, r. 103

Montgomery Av
" Henry M. (Owens Bros.) r. 500 Ellis
" Henry M., attorney at law, 38-39 Mills

Bldg, 5th floor, r. 1631 Clay
" Herbert A., r. 244 Taylor
" Hugh, student, r. 2440 Pacific Av
" Hugh P., car cleaner S. P. Co., r. 145, 12th
" Isaac B. (H. Huddleston & Co.), r. 2440 Pa-
cific Av
" James, molder Atlas Iron Wks, r. 506 Napa
" James, teamster, r. 1304 Folsom
" James, upholsterer, r. 85 Everett
" James C. clei'k Owens Bros., r. 1805 Polk
" James M., student, r. 1017 Haight ■
" James P., dispatcher Morton Draying and

Warehouse Co., r. 20/2 Isis
" James V., contractor, r. 1017 Haight

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Owens James V., engineer Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r.
2339 Greenwich
" John, clerk, r. 30 St. Rose's Av
" John, porter str Columbia, r. 32 Steuart
'" John C, manager Cluff Bros., 401 Hayes, r.

340 Oak
" John E., bookbinder, r. A nr 8th Av
• • John E., pressman Jos. Winterburn Co., r.

1315 Point Lobos Av
" John F., bookkeeper Goldberg, Bowen &

Co.. r. 20 St. Rose's Av
" John P., heel burnisher United Boot and

Shoe Co., r. 28 Valley
" JohnT., driver Farnsworth & Ruggles, r.

307 Ritch
" John T., teamster, r. 1304 Folsom
" Joseph, laborer, r. 3.553 Fillmore
" Kate, widow, r. 38 Valley
" Kate Mrs., furnished rooms, 433 Minna
" Laura H. Mrs., nurse Hospital for Children,
3700 California
Owens Len D., president California Drug and
Spice Mills, 589-591 Mission and ^tna
Mineral Water Co., 108 Drumm, r. 1820
O'Farrell
" Lydia Miss, r. 1805 Polk
" Mary J., widow, r. 315 Ivy Av
" Maurice A. (Owens & Starr) , r. 109 Hermann
" Mayme Miss, dressmaker Mme. L.. An-
drews, r. 1805 Polk
" Miles G., cashier Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 1217,

21st
" Oscar N., foreman Am. Type Founders' Co.,

r. 2109 Larkin
" Owen T., painter, r. 704^4 Mission
" Owen T., salesman Baker & Hamilton, r.

'ilSYz, 14th
" Patrick, foreman nursery Golden Gate Park
" Patrick, laborer, r. 433 Minna
" Peter, r. 158 San Jose Road
" Peter, stereotyper, r. 2512 Octavia
" R. B. Mrs., widow, r. 1217, 21st
" Richard A., laborer, r. 545 Mission
" Richard T. (Owens Bros.), r. 1805 Polk
" Robert, seaman, r. 33 Steuart
" Robert J., clerk Golden Gate Park
■• Thomas J., r. 1039 Howard
" William, bartender Jennings & Washburn,

r. 728 Geary
" William F., machinist Joshua Hendy Ma-
chine Wks, r. Oakland
" William K., packer, r. 315 Ivy Av
" William K., clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r.
340 Oak
Owens & Starr (Maurice A. Owens and George
B. Starr), coffee and lunch places, 7, 9th
and 9, 6th
4®"Owens. See Owen
Owl Cigar Co., F. K. Houston manager S. b .

Branch, 131 Market

Owl Drug Co., D. W. Kirkland president, R. H..

Miller secretary, 1 J38 Market

" Printing Co. The (Alexander Macdonald

and Alfred D. Pariser), 533 Market

Owles Frederick S., clerk Kohlberg, Strauss &

Frohman, r. 217 Clement
Oxannan Alfred, tanner C. G. Bennett & Co.
Oxer J. R., steward, r. 126 Ellis
Oxford Adelaide L. Miss, trained nurse, r. 833

Geary
Oxford House, 719 Market

Oxley George E., clerk W. J. Landers, r. Berkeley
" Maud E. Miss, clerk Pac. States Adver-
tising Bureau, r. Berkeley
Oxnard Robert, secretary Western Sugar Re-
fining Co., office 337 Market, r. 1837 Clay
Oyarzo Edward, teamster Frank Hiegel, r. 10

Church Lane
Oyen Christian G., dairyman, office 3o Eddy, r.
W s Mission Road nr Amazon Av
" Jennie M., domestic, 2109 Pacific Av
" John, laborer Nicholas Hansen, r. W s

Mission Road nr Amazon Av
" Soren C. , tailor, W s Mission Road nr Ama-
zon Av
Oyler Robert, draughtsman maintenance of way

S. P. Co., r. Oakland
>8®=Oysterman. See Oestermann and Oster-
man

Ozanne Elia, widow, r. 529 Haight

" William, steward, r. 1315 California
Ozard Edward W., plasterer, r. 1314 D Clara
' ' John B. , expressman, NE cor Harrison and

3d, r. 111/2 Clara
" William, seaman, r. I314D Clara
Ozdorff W., cabinetmaker Chas. M. Plum cfc Co.,

r. 28 Dearborn
Ozouf Henry E., freight clerk str Empire, r.
Berkeley . _,. ^, ,

Ozuna Virginia P. Mrs., dressmaking, 74o Val-
lejo.

P. and L. Mining and Developing Co., 533 Mar-
ket, room 44
Paaser Charles, laborer, r. 16th Av South bet K
and L
" Ferdinand, r. 16th Av South bet K and L
Pabst Brewing Co. (Milwaukee, Wis.), Royal
Eagle Distilleries Co. general agents,
112 Taylor
" George, manager Eureka Sheet Iron and

Metal Wks, 204 Mission, r. 20 Prosper
" Christian J., cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r.
316 Day

PABST MILWAUKEE BEER,

for family trade and export, John
Bapp sole bottler, SW cor 6tli and
King, telephone South 473

Pac Ismael (Sans & Pac), r. 339y2 Eddy rear
Pace Charles, r. 1118 Jackson

PACE J. B. TOBACCO CO.

(Richmond, Va.), R. E. Parr general
agent, oflce 405 Front
Pache Martin, vocalist Tivoli Opera House, r.

Hotel Langham
Pacheco Augusto, porter C. Laubenheimer, r.
42 Everett
" Eliza, widow, r. 1031 Jackson
" John, machinist H. Bohls & Co., r. 14 Ban-

nam PI
" Maria Luna De, widow, r. 1416 Larkin
" Paul, teamster, r. 346, 4th
Pacific Academy, Patchett & Curtis proprie-
tors, commercial and English training
school, 819 Market, room 36

Pacific Advertising Service,

Plato & Treyser contractors, bill post-
ing, sign painting, distributing, mail-
ing, etc., covering the entire Pacific
Coast, estimates given, main office 206
Sansome ^ „ ,, ^.

Pacific American and National Guard Bulletin
(bi-weekly). Military Publishing Co.
publishers, 420 Montgomery, room 33

Pacific American Decorative Co.. F S. Chad-
bourne president, Peter L. Mallon vice-
president, John Mallon secretary and
treasurer, 36 O'Farrell, factories 19 Fre-
mont and 30, 8th „ ^, ^ -n

Pacific Ammonia and Chemical Co., Rotert p.
Greer manager, works foot of Humboldt,
office NW cor Francisco and Webster

Pacific Ammonia Bottling Co., George Herr-
mann president, office 309-311 Sacra-

Pacific and San Francisco Box Factories,

Myers, Carrick & Williams proprietors,
factories, 4th and Kentucky
" Apartment House, 114 Pacific

WATSON & CO.

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X24 IVIarket Street.

ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.,

215 Valencia St.
Tel. Mission 40.

1254

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CROCKER-LA NGLEY DrRECTORY.

PAC

"GtNADIAN CLUB" WHISKY.

The age and genuineness of this whisky
are guaranteed by the Excise Department of
the Canadian Government, by certificate
over the capsule of every bottle.

WILLIAM WOLFF & CO., 329 Market St.

Pacific Architect The (monthly), Henry T.
Bestor manager. 408 California, room 21

Pacific Aspnaltum Works, W. S. Somervell
manager. 413 Kearny
" Athletic Association, M. H.Widden presi-
dent, 524 Post
" Athletic Association, of the Amateur Ath-
letic Union of the U. S., W. F. Humph-
rey president. W. B. West secretary,
office Olympic Club Bldg

Pacific Auxiliary Fire Alarm Co., Louis Sloss
Jr. president, W. Hanson secretary, 216
Bush, room 14

Pacific Avenue Primary School, Miss Ida E.
Shaw principal, N s Pacific Av bet Brod-
erick and Baker
" Axle Co., Humphrey B. Sullivan secretary,
Adolph A. Weber superintendent, office
and works Napa and Maryland, Potrero

Pacific Bank (in liquidation), S. F- Savings
Union Bldg. 530 California

Pacific Bone, Coal and Fertilizing Co. (incor-
porated), Abraham Haas president and
manager, Samuel A. Haas secretary,
614. 7th

Pacific Box Factory. See Pacific and San Fran-
cisco Box Factories
" Brewery, office 403 Market

Pacific Bridge Co., R. W. Gorrill president, C.
F. McCarthy secretary, office 4 Califor-
nia, room 8
" Brush Factory, Thomas C. Conklin pro-
prietor, 592, 6th

Pacific Builder and Municipal Engineer,
(weekly). W. H. Purtelle publisher, 905
Clay

Pacific Butchers' Supply Co.,

Hofmaun Brothers proprietors, im-
porters sausage casings, manufactur-
ers and importers butchers' and pack-
ers' tools and machinery, 770 Mission

PACIFIC BUTTON CO.,

B. Pasquale & Sons proprietors, manu-
facturers military, naval and society
metal buttons, all railroad, cable and
electric road buttons a specialty, 640
Washington

Pacific Cable Railway Co., A. S. Hallidie pres-
ident, Charles F. Crocker vice-president,
J. L. Willcutt secretary. 23 Hobart Bldg
" Calendar and Catholic Church Bulletin,
Pacific Calendar Co., publishers, A.
Ransom editor. SS St. Ann's Bldg
" Calendar Co.. publishers Pacific Calendar
and Catholic Church Bulletin, 83 St.
Ann's Bldg

Pacific Can Co. See Pacific Sheet Metal Works

PACIFIC CARRIAGE CO.,

Oliver Hinkley superintendent, tele-
phone 1950, stands 200 Sutter and
Baldwin Hotel, main oflBce 48, 8th,
single fare 50 cents at stands only

Pacific Chair Co., William I. Smith manager,
manufacturers and wholesale dealers
cane and wood-seat chairs, 762 Mission

Pacific Chemical Works, Henry G. Hawks pro-
prietor. 718 Montgomery
" Christian (weekly). Pacific Christian Pub-
lishing Co., publishers, 7 Y. M. C. A.
Bldg, 5th floor
" Christian Publishing Co., Emerson W.
Matthews manager, publishers Pacific
Christian. 7 Y. M. C. A. Bid?, 5i,h floor

Pacific Churchman (semi-monthly), W. N. Oliver
manager, 731 California

Pacific Cleaning and Dyeing Works, J. Spauld-
ing & Co. proprietors, 353-357 Tehama,
and 109 Grant Av
" Coast Bicycle Co., John T. Morrison pres-
ident, manufacturers' agents. 18, 2d

Pacific Coast BiU Posters Association, Arthur
M. Plato solicitor, office 206 Sansome

Pacific Coast Boiler Works,

McMurphy & McEvoy proprietors,
manufacturers of marine, stationary
and locomotive boilers, and all kinds
of sheet iron work, dredger buckets a
specialty, 235-237 Main
Pacific coast Boras Co., F. M. Smith presi-
dent, A. H. Clough secretary, 101 San-
some
Pacific Coast Business Directory, Merchants'
Publishing Co., publishers, 632 Market

" Coast Commercial Co., Peter H. Hink
president. John E. Slinkey secretary,
lime juice and pickled goods, 532-536
Washington

" Coast Commercial Travelers' Association,
A. C. Boldemann secretary and treas-
urer, office 307 Commercial
Pacific Coast Co-operative Cigar Manufactur-
ing Company, Richard M. Donnelly
president, Henry Knobel secretary, 324
Battery
Pacific Coast Co-operative Credit Co., William
Loewi manager, 28-29 Merchants' Ex-
change Bldg
Pacific Coast Dredging and Reclamation Co.,
Bennett H. Madison president, Martin
J. Madison secretary, John Hackett
manager, 15 Steuart

" Coast Endeavor (weekly), Harry M. McKee
manager, 4 California, room 12

" Coast Fish Co. (Ignazio Trapani and
Augustino Rocca). fish, 511 Merchant
Pacific Coast Home Supply Association, G. K.

Sturtevant manager, 13 Front
Pacific Coast Hotel Register Co. The, Hicks-
Judd Co. proprietors, 23, 1st

" Coast House, John B. Braag proprietor,
301 Montgomery Av

" Coast Insurance Directory, Robert W.
Neal manager, office 320 California,
room 14

" Coast Jersey Cattle Association, W. F.
Russell secretary, 14 Sansome, room 25
Pacific Coast Jockey Club, A. B. SpreckelS'
president. Henry J. Crocker vice-presi-
dent, W. S. Leake secretary, office Par-
lors A and B Palace Hotel, telephone
Main 420, Race Track Ingleside, tele-
phone Mission 269

" Coast Journal of Homoeopathy (monthly),
H. R. Arndt editor, Boericke & Runyon
publishers, 234 Sutter

" Coast Loan Association, Mark Sheldon
president, Charles E. Naylor secretary,
8 Mills Bldg, 8th floor

" Coast Marine Firemans' Union, 121 New
Montgomery

" Coast Marine Record (weekly). Marine In-
dex Publishing Co. publishers, 315 Cali-
fornia, room 7
Pacific Coast Newspaper Syndicate, J. H.

Wood manager, 14 Sansome
Pacific Coast Oil Company, Gordon Blanding
president, C. B. Wheaton secretary, 32
Mills Bldg, 9th floor

" Coast Pigeon Fanciers' Society, A. M. Bay-
ley secretary, 210 Davis
Pacific Coast Railway Co., John L. Howard
vice-president and manager, J. G. Whit-
tington accountant, office 16 California,
Goodall, Perkins & Co. general agents,
10 Market

Pacific Coast Roof Paint Co.,

H. C. Henderson manager, painting
and repairing aU kinds of roofs, tin,
iron, shingle and asphaltum, 1809-
1815 Folsom, telephone Mission 168

The Bulletin

Is valuable to advertisers on account
of its superior clientage and large
circulation. Telephone Main 926.

MAGIC LANTERNS

ACCESSORIES.

T. P. ANDREWS,
100 Montgomery St.

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CROCKER-LANGIiEY DIRECTORY.

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Pacific Coast Savings Society, Wendell Easton
president, G. D. Bernard secretary, Wil-
liam C. Murdoch manager, 805 Market,
Flood Bldg
•' Coast Shade Co., Lucien Dubernet mana-
ger, manufacturers window shades, etc.,
128-130, 1st

Pacific Coast Steamship Co.,

C. J. Smith president, John L. Howard
vice-president, Edwin Goodall secre-
tary, Goodall, Perkins & Co. general
agents, oface 10 Market, wharves
Broadway 1 and 2

Pacific Coast Steamship Go's commissary de-
partment, SW cor Broadway and Davis
Pacific Coast Steamship Co's ticket ofilce, 4

New Montgomery
Pacific Coast Syrup Co., Fred Welker presi-
dent, Edward E. Bergin secretary,
manufacturers syrup and molasses, 713-
719 Sansome and 4-10 Gold
Pacific Coast Theosophical Committee, Jer-
ome A. Anderson president, Mrs. Mercie
M. Thirds secretary, headquarters and
library 525-526 Emporium Bldg

" Coast Trade Review, H. M. Gale editor
and manager, 632 Market

" Coast Traders and Home Seekers' Asso-
ciation, Ralston McCue manager, 6 Sac-
ramento

" Coast Trotting Horse Breeders' Associa-
tion, F. M. Kelley secretary, 313 Bush
Pacific Coast Warehouse Company (Port
Costa), Herman Eppinger president,
Joshua Eppinger secretary, 311 Cali-
fornia

" Coast Wood and Iron (monthly), S. L.
Everett publisher, 4 California

" Collection Bureau, L. Jacobi manager, I. L.
Jacobi assistant manager, 41-42 Chroni-
cle Bldg

" Consolidated Paste Co. (Ravenna & Co.),
421 Battery

" Contracting Co., 106- 108 Phelan Bldg

PACIFIC COPPER WORKS,

Ludwig Wagner proprietor, 565 Mis-
sion

Pacific Corrugated Stove Pipe Elbow Co., Mrs.
Ann M. WehmoUer proprietor, 416, 7th

Pacific Creamery and Cannery Construction
Co., contractors and builders of com-
plete creameries and canneries, Albert

D. Hart manager, room 47 Express
Bldg, 35 New Montgomery, telephone
Red 551

" Cycle Co., William L. Elliott manager, 21

New Montgomery
" Dispensary of the Children's Hospital,

1109 Mission

PACIFIC ELECTRIC BELT

AND TRUSS CO., Dr. Andrew T. Sher-
wood president and manager, manu-
facturers Pacific Electric Pad Truss,
Duplex Galvanic Belt, Electrical
Uterine Supporters, etc., 1170 Market,
parlors 85-86
Pacific Electrical Motor Co., W. A. L. Miller
president. M. J. Kern treasurer, J. M.
Curragh secretary, 12 Annie

Pacific Electrical Works,

builders of dynamos, motors, dental
engines, gear cutting and model
making, fine experimental machinery,
Dworzek & Stevenson proprietors,
154, 1st, telephone Main 1584

Pacific Electrician (monthly), Trade Publish-
ing Co. publishers, 10 California, room 18
" Empire Lumber Co., James A. Lacy agent,

22 Market, room 7
" Ensign (weekly). Ensign Publishing Co.
publishers, 132 McAllister '

Pacific Express Co., agents Petaluma Transfer
Co., ofllce str Gold, pier bet Washington
and Jackson, telephone Main 5762,
branch office 14 California

W. & J, SLOANE & CO.,

Complete Lines, Choicest Productions of '
Most Famous factories.

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PACIFIC FOLDING PAPER

BOX FACTORY, Rothschild & Greene-
haum proprietors, 14-16 Fremont,
telephone Main 277
Pacific Free Warehouse, Haslett & Bailey pro-
prietors, oface 403 Spear

PACIFIC FRINGE FACTORY,

Auerbach & Thompson proprietors,
upholsterers' trimmings, 115 Minna

PACIFIC FRUIT MARKET,

T. A. Burns proprietor, wholesale and
retail, 109, 7th nr New Post Office site

Pacific Fruit Market (old), from Clay to Mer-
chant bet Sansome and Montgomery

Pacific Fruit Packing Co., Lew Hing manager,
804 Stockton

Pacific Furniture Express Co.,

John McHenry proprietor, junction
Market and Golden Gate Av

Pacific Gas Engine Co., William G. Barrett
president, Charles L. Barrett secretary,
309 Howard
" Gas Governor Co., Hodgens & Riley man-
agers, 77 Murphy Bldg
Pacific Gas Improvement Co., Albert Miller
president, J. M. Livingston secretary,
C. O. G. Miller treasurer, ofQce SW cor
Stevenson and Annie, works Steiner and
Bay and 3d and Townsend, telephone
Main 1908, 4 bells
Incubator Co. (Oakland), ofQce 210 Davis
Gas Light and Fuel Co., A. M. Belt man-
ager, 314 Montgomery, room 5
Glove Works, H. & L. Block proprietors,

220-222 Bush
Gossamer Rubber Co., B. Barash & Co.

proprietors, 115, 1st
Graphite Manufacturing Co., James O.

Rountree agent, ofQce 405 Front
Hall, SE cor Geary and Leavenworth
Pactflc Hebrew Orphan Asylum and Home
Society, S. W. Levy president, Leo Elo-
esser secretary, ofQce 105 Stockton, Asy-
lum 600 Devisadero, Home, Isaac H.
Levy superintendent. Silver Av nr Mis-
sion
Pacific Heights Grammar School, Miss Alice
M. Stincen principal, N s Jackson bet
Webster and Fillmore
" Homoeopathic Dispensary, Mrs. Emma
Street matron, 743 Howard
Pacific Homoeopathic Pharmacy, Waller Bros.,

33 Grant Av cor Geary
Pacific Identification Co., office 311-312 Safe

Deposit Bldg, 328 Montgomery
Pacific Improvement Co., H. E. Huntington
president, F. S. Douty secretary and
treasurer, office 59 Union Trust Bldg
Pacific Ink Factory, Lievre,:Fricke & Co. pro-
prietors, 707-711 Sansome, ofQce 117 Bat-
tery
" Introduction Co., Joseph A. Wilson pro-
prietor, 119 Bush
" Iron and Nail Co., H. J. Sadler president,
C. W. Wright vice-president, W. F. Mau
secretary. 132 Market
Pacific Iron Works. See Union Iron Works
Pacific Iron Yard, Burnstine Bros, proprietors,
NE cor 5th and Bluxome
" Kennel Club, H. Bier president, H. W.
Orear and C. A. Haight secretaries, of-
fice 226 Market

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The Leaders of Fashion in

Jlodern T\?pc Faces.

All the Necessaries for the Up-to-date

Printery.
405-407 SANSOIWE STREET, SAN FRANCISCO,

Pacific Lamp and Reflector Factory, Boesch
Lamp Co. proprietors, 585 Mission

" Land Association, C. C. Tripp president,
A. C. Hammond secretary, 39^10 Mer-
chants' Exchange Bldg

" Land Investment Co., C. E. Stewart secre-
tary, 230 Montgomery
Pacific Laundry Machinery Co. See Joshua

Hendy Machine Co., 38-44 Fremont
Pacific Law and Collection Co., Julius Blumen-
thal proprietor, 415 Montgomery, room 6
Pacific Lighting Co., J. M. Livingston presi-
dent, C. O. G. Miller secretary and treas-
urer, SW cor Annie and Stevenson, tele
phone Main 1908. 4 bells

" Live Stock Co., Charles Z. Merritt secre-
tary, office 508 California, room 17

" Loan Association, Jules Cerf president,
LeonDennery secretary, 214 Pine, room 3

" Lodgings, Henry Greaves proprietor, 209
Leidesdorfl
Pacific Lumber Co. (incorporated), Allen A,
Curtis president. George L. Swett man-
ager, ofQce and yard Berry bet 5th and
6th
Pacific Mail Steamship Co., Alexander Center
general agent, office 425 Market, tele-
phone Main 261, wharf cor 1st and Bran-
nan, telephone Main 458

" Mailing Co. (S. W. Carpenter and L. B.
Smith), mailing and circulating news-
papers, 516 Commercial

PACIFIC MANUFACTURING

AND PLATING WORKS (Frank R.
Hayes and John F. Munroe), gold, sil-
ver, copper and nickel plating, oxidi-
zing, burnishing, polisning and lac-
quering of every description, cast and
wrought iron and brass work, grates,
gas fixtures, etc., 323 Mission

Pacific Manufacturing Co., George P. Thurston
vice-president, 575 Mission

Pacific Marine Railway and Ways Co., Alex-
ander Hay president, Martin J. Madison
secretary, 15 Steuart
" Marine Supply Co., Henry Levi president,
Alfred Greenebaum secretary, wholesale
grocers, 206 California

Pacific Medical Journal (monthly). Dr. Wins-
low Anderson editor and publisher, 603
Sutter

Pacific Mercantile Company The, John C.
Nobmann president and treasurer, John
G. Waibel secretary, office 220 California

PACIFIC METAL WORKS,

J. A. Morrow president, N. R. Strong
vice-president, John W. Heidt secre-
tary and treasurer, importers and
manufacturers aluminum, babbitt,
solder, lead, tin, copper, zinc, anti-
mony, tin and terne plates, 137-139, 1st
Pacific Methodist Advocate (weekly), Rev.
Richard P. Wilson editor, 43 Donohoe
Bldg

PACIFIC MINERAL DEVEL-
OPMENT COMPANY, John C. Jens
president, Theo. Frohlich secretary.
Safe Deposit Bldg

Pacific Mining Agency and Trust Co., William
C. Ralston secretary, 331 Pine, room 20
" Mining Co. (American Flat, Storey Co.,
Nevada), J. Stadtfeld Jr. secretary, 56
Nevada Block

PACIFIC MUSIC CO.

(Ernest Lomler and B. A. Schloh), im-
porters and dealers pianos, musical
merchandise, sheet music and music
books, 816 Market and 11 O'Farrell,
Phelan Bldg

Pacific Mutual Building, NE cor Montgomery
and Sacramento

Pacific Mutual Building and Loan Associa-
tion, Rolla V. Watt president, John R.
Hillman secretary, 317 California

Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co.

George A. Moore president, George W.
Beaver vice-president, J. N. Patton
secretary, S. M. Marks assistant secre-
tary, NE cor Montgomery and Sacra-
mento

Pacific News Syndicate, office 123 California,
rooms 33-34
" Notion Co. The, S. Gerson proprietor, im-
porters and jobbers dry goods, 17 Bat-
tery
" Nursery, Frederick Ludemann proprietor,
N s Lombard bet Baker and Lyon

Pacific OU and Lead Works, N s King bet 2d
and 3d, Kittle & Co. agents, 202 Cali-
fornia

Pacific Packing House, Joseph Buttgenbach
proprietor, NW cor 4th and Bryant

Pacific Paving Co., A. C. Bassett president, J.
H. Swift vice-president and manager,
F. C. Lewis secretary, 106-108 Phelan
Bldg
" Perfumery Co., W. T. McDowell manager,
manufacturers cosmetics and perfu-
mery, 41 Stevenson

Pacific Pharmacy, Waller Brothers, 33 Grant
Av cor Geary

Pacific Pine Lumber Co., E. M. Herrick presi-
dent, W. J. Adams vice-president, W.
H. Talbot treasurer, W. C. Kirketerp
secretary, G. W. Stewart yard manager,
office 121 Market, yard cor 3d and Berry

Pacific Phonograph Co., M. L. Sawyer man-
ager, 216 Bush

Pacific Planing Mill, Albert Hansen proprietor,
S s Berry bet 5th and 6th
" Plaster Co., W. Hanson secretary, 216
Bush, room 14

Pacific Postal Telegraph Cable Co., L. W Stor-
ror superintendent, 534 Market, branch
offices, 140 Market, 321 Davis, 132 Cali-
fornia, 301 Montgomery, Palace Hotel,
The Baldwin and 1329 Market

Pacific Power Co., S. C. Bigelow president, Ira
Bishop superintendent, F. M.Pickering
secretary, 523 Montgomery, works SE
cor Stevenson and Ecker
" Presbyterian Sunday School, H. S. Black-
well superintendent, 427, 2d
" Pressed Brick Co., E s Broderick nr Jeffer-

PACIFIC PRESS PUBLISHING

CO. (Oakland) C. H. Jones president
and manager, printers, stationers,
electrotypers and binders. General
agents Densmore typewriters, 115
Crocker Bldg., telephone Main 1122
Pacific Printing Co.,(Pernau Bros. & Pitts Co.),
printers and bookbinders, 543 Clay

PACIFIC PUMP AND WIND-

MILL CO., George P. Thurston presi-
dent, John T. Morrison secretary,
manufacturers Cyclone, Star and Steel
Tornado windmills, pumps, tanks,
well tools and water supply goods,
575 Mission, telephone Main 1832

Pacific Refinery and Assay Oflace, F. and L. F.
Reichling proprietors, 404 Montgomery

Pacific Refining and Roofing Co., Samuel J.
Hendy president, J. P. Prutzman secre-
tary, W. J. Watson general manager, 153
Crocker Bldg
" Rescue Home Association. See The Flor-
ence Crittenton Home

The Bulletin

Is the oldest paper in. San Francisca
It has character, standing, influ-
ence. Telephone Main 926.

PERRIER'JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE-Sss'wirHe'LSS

W. B. CHAPMAN, Sole Agent, 123 California Street. ^^'^ Grocers.

PAC

CROCKER-LANGLET DIRECTORY.

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1227

PACIFIC ROLLING MILL CO.,

Edward Coleman president, Charles S.
Neal vice-president, William P. Sulli-
van Jr. secretary, Charles M. Keeney
general manager, Patrick Noble super-
intendent, works Potrero Point, oflace
100 Market, telephone Main 1938

Pacific Rubber Co. of san Francisco, R. H.
Pease managrer, 577-579 Market

Pacific Rubber Paint Co., W. P. Fuller & Co.
proprietors, 228-230 Beale, office SW cor
Front and Pine

Pacific Rural Press (weekly), (Dewey Publish-
ing Co. proprietors, 220 Market
" Safety Steel Car Co., C. W. M. Smith gen-
eral manager, 319 Pine rooms 46-51

PACIFIC SASH WEIGHT AND

FOUNDRY CO. (incorporated), manu-
facturers of chilled eye sash weights
elevator and counterpoise weights,
washers, shives, manholes, crestings,
columns, iron posts, grate bars, spe-
cial castings to order. C. B. Parcells
president, F. M. Greenwood vice-
president, Charles E. Parcells secre-
tary and manager, ofllce and works
563-565-567 Folsom, telephone Main
5698
Pacific Saw Manufacturing Co., James Patter-
son president and manager, manufac-
turers saws, planing knives, reaper and
mower sections, 17-19 Fremont

Pacific School Furnishing Co.,

William L. Oge manager, dealers and
manufacturers' agents, school furni-
ture, apparatus, libraries and general
supplies, office 723 Market, room 19,
wareroom in basement

Pacific Sheet Metal Works.,

Sidney M. Smith president, Alfred D.
Cutler vice-president, Irvin Ayres
secretary and treasurer, manufac-
turers tin plate and sheet-iron ware,
galvanizers and japanners, main
office 209-211 Mission, telephone Main
6407, factory 522-542 Townsend, tele-
phone South 20

Pacific Shirt Co., Robert McCormack manager
1038 Market
" Shoe Co., Lobenstein Bros, proprietors, 139

1st
" Skandinav (weekly), Scandinavian Pub
lishing Co. publisher, 44 East

Pacific Society for the Suppression of Vice
Frank J. Kane secretary, 14 McAllister,
rooms 25-26, telephone South 752

Pacific Soda Water Works, Breig & Schafer
proprietors, 1710-1712 Folsom

Pacific Spring and Mattress Co., William A
Clark proprietor, manufacturers iron
bedsteads, bedding and upholsterers
supplies, 706 Mission

PACIFIC STATES ADVER-
TISING BUREAU, American Type
Founders' Co. proprietors, 405-407
Sansome

Pacific States Life Assurance Co., C. J. Sulli-
van president, Franklin Bowring secre-
tary, 331 Pine, rooms 7-8

PACIFIC STATES SAVINGS,

LOAN AND BUILDING CO., John H.

Wise president. Christian Reis cashier,

WiUiam Pardy secretary, William H.

Busch manager, 410 Pine, Assets over

$1,000,000
Pacific states Type Foundry (incorporated),

successors to Hawks & Shattuck, A. E.

Shattuck president, W. F. Shattack

secretarv, 508 Clay
Pacific States Watchman (monthly), William

H. Barnes editor, 61-62 St. Ann's Bldg
" Stationery Co. (F. W. Peaslee), booksellers

and stationers, 429 Washington

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

Warm Air,
Hot Water
and Steam

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

EATING APPmiUS.

Pacific Steam Carpet aeanlng and Renovat-
ing Works, Conklin Bros, proprietors,
333-335 Golden Gate Av, telephone East
126

Pacific Steam Whaling Co., Josiah N. Knowles
manager, Edwin L. Griffith secretary,
whalebone cutters, 30 California
" Stomatological Gazette (monthly), M. L.

Farland manager, 12 Sutter
" Stomatological Gazette Publishing Co.,
Miles L. Farland manager, publishers
Pacific Stomatoligical Gazette, 12 Sut-
ter

Pacific Stock Exchange, R. G. Horn president,
Stephen Otis vice-president, M. Gold-
man treasurer, J. B. Bourne chairman,
Baldwin Gardiner secretary, 316 Mont-
gomery

Paclfic'Storage Battery Co., Thomas Addison
president, Samuel E. Kearney secre-
tary, office 15, 1st

Pacific Storage Warehouse,

Frank Barker proprietor, 301 Stock-
ton

Pacific Straw Works, John F. Kirby proprietor,

106, 4th
Pacific Street Free Kindergarten, Miss Belle

Scott principal, 1233 Pacific
" Street Wharf (Pier 7), foot Pacific

PACIFIC SURETY CO.,

Wallace Everson president, John Ber-
mingham vice-president, A. P. Red-
ding secretary, fidelity and casualty
Insurance, 308 Sansome

Pacific Tallow Works, Charles E. Anderson
proprietor, Bay View

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Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co., John I.
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Pacific Yacht Club, I. Gutte commodore, Charles
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Pacinotti Octavio, fruits, 368 Sanchez, r. 845, 17th
Pack John W., assayer United States Mint,

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Packard Albert, r. 127 Kearny
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" Claude H., rope maker, r. 732 Iowa
Packer Charles H., bookkeeper Contra Costa
Laundry Co., r. 818 Green
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" E. J. Mrs., widow, r. 1722 O'Farrell
" James, driver Contra Costa Laundry, r.

818 Green
" James Jr. (Packer & Jacobs), and driver

Contra Costa Laundry, r. 818 Green
" Mark M., bookkeeper Doane & Henshel-

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" Wallace L., clerk Fred Ernstdorf, r. 1126

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" & Jacobs (James Packer Jr. and Benjamin
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more
Packham Robert, r. 723 Minnesota
" Thomas, stereotyper, r. 2a Scotland
" Thomas G., engineer, r. 723 Minnesota
4Sg=Packham. See Peckham

Packscher Adolph, r. 2521 Sacramento
" Joseph, hardware, 2107 Fillmore
" Maurice G., clerk, r. 2521 Sacramento
Packsher Simon, r. The Baldwin
Paczoch Charles H., peddler, r. 313 Moulton Av
Padden George, teamster Daniel F. Gallagher
Paddock Arthur V., teamster Lundy Furniture

Co., r. 2521/2, 3d
Paddock Charles J., vice-president J. A. Fol-
ger& Co., 104-112 California, r. 2311 Brod-
erick
" Edgar L., traveling salesman J. A. Folger

&Co., r. 2309 Broderick
" Frederick B., salesman Nolan Bros. Shoe

Co., r. 34 Ellis
" Harry, conductor, r. 602 Central Av
" Henry, driver George Scharetg, r. Iowa nr

Sierra
" Munson, special agent Northwestern Mu-
tual Life Ins. Co., r. 232 Van Ness Av
" Nathan C, clerk M. J. Brandenstein & Co.,

r. 718 Oak
" Stella Mrs., dressmaker, r. 605 Ellis
" William, carriage maker O'Brien & Sons,

r. 1024 Market
" William H., purser, r. 718 Oak
Paddon Abel, grain broker, r. 1407 Folsom

" Kate Miss, dressmaking, 628 Capp
Padelford Margaret C, widow, r. 323 Fair Oaks
Padget Thomas, carpenter, r. 927 North Point
4®=Padget. See Patchett
Padgett Etta Mrs., dressmaker Mrs. Grace B.
Smith, r. 110c Turk
" William T., oiler str City of Peking
Padilla Julius, cook, r. 1024 Kearny
" Lola Mrs., restaurant, 1024 Kearny
" Lucien, carpenter, r. 738 Vallejo
PadkinJohn H., carpenter Robinson & Gilles-
pie, r. 506a Shrader
Padre Bernard, laborer, r. 1516 Powell rear
Padreddi Graziano, bartender Charles Giuntini,

r. 215 Clark
Padrett Nicholas, gardener, r. 711 Mission
Padrut Charles G., employee Hulse, Bradford «fe

Co., r. 1325 Natoma
Padstedt Gustav, musician, r. 426 Francisco
Paehtz Gustavus J., locksmith, 3 Summer, r.

732 Folsom
Paetzold Benjamin, locksmith, 1317 Mission

" Gustav, butcher, r. 1317 Mission
Paff George S., carpenter S. F. Furniture Mfg.

Co., r. Oakland
Pagander Gustave W., oyster dealer, 83 Cali-
fornia Market, r. 517 Bush
Paganetti Louis, machinist, r. 243 Broad
" Victor, plumber Rapid Safety Filter Co.,
r. Ocean View
Pagani Albino, wood and coal, 1823 Powell
" Giuseppe, laborer, r. 17 Jasper PI
" Peter, expressman, SE cor Broadway and
Montgomery Av, r. 511 Broadway
Paganini Frank, fruits, 51H^, 4th
" John B., scavenger, r. 18 Russell
" Stephen, bakery, 405 Union, r. 1314 Du-

pont
" William, fruits and vegetables, 3703 Mis-
sion
Pagano Dominic, laborer, r. 29 Boardman PI
" Francisco, bootblack, SE cor Market and

Steuart, r. 1525 Mason
'■ Salvatore (Pagano & Cirimel), r. 6 San An-
tonio PI
" Serafino, cabinet maker, r. 12 Miller PI
" Vincenzo (Perfetto & Pagano), r. 6 Pollard

PI
" & Cirimel (Salvatore Pagano and Frank
Cirimel), boot blacks, 1 McAllister
Paganucci Adolfo (Paganucci Bros.), r. 114 Pa-
cific
" Alexander, marble polisher Ruffino &

Bianchi, r. 17 Boardman PI
" Brothers (Adolfo and Domenico), proprie-
tors Colombo Market Hotel, r. 110 Pacific
" Domenico (Paganucci Bros.), r. 114 Pacific
Pagas Jacques (Cutsas & Pagas), r. 216, 6th
Page A. L. Mrs., widow, r. 811 Golden Gate Av
" Albert R., waiter Nicholas Rudonick, r.

1116Misson
" Alexander S., painter, r. 110, 4th

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Turk

" Annie Miss, r. 264 Jessie

" Arthur (Page Bros.), r. Belvedere

" Augustus, laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli
Av

" A. v.. Mrs., r. SIO^ Baker

" Benjamin Z., teamster, r. Railroad Av nr
12th Av South

" Bernhard G., bookkeeper Page & Falch, r.
720 Turk

'• -Breckon Thomas W., searcher of records,
r. 802 Montgomery

•< Brothers (George T. and Arthur), ship and
merchandise brokers, 302 California,
room 11

" C. Mrs., r. 134 McAllister

" Charles (Page, McCutchen &Eells), r. 2518
Pacific Av

" Charles, clerk McGown Grocery and Sup-
ply Co., r. 105 Diamond

" Charles, teamster, r. 1448 Minna

'• Charles W. carpenter r. 1136 Folsom

" Charles W., electrician S. F. & S. M. Ry.,
r. 1304 Church

" Charles W., teamster, r. 4521^ Jessie

" Daniel W., barber, r. 24 Mint Av

" Delia E. , teacher Fairmont Primary School,
r 730 Post

" Edgar F., carpenter, r. 105 Diamond
Page Edward D., manager Howe Scale Co., 12-
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" Ernest H., liquors, 19 East, r. 19 Stanly PI

" Frank A., collector, r. 126 Clara

" Frank W., hoseman Engine 3, r. 1315 Cali-
forhia

" Frank W., traveling salesman The Giant
Powder Co. (consolidated), r. Berkeley

" George T. (Page Bros.), r. San Rafael

" Gustave L. (Page & Falch), r. 720 Turk
Page Hamilton, treasurer Indianapolis Furni-
ture Co., 750 Mission, r. 201 Buchanan

" Henry, waiter, r. 121 IVi Bush

" Henry C, r. Ill, 10th

" Henry D., piano tuner Kohler & Chase, r.
608 Jones

" Herbert A., bookkeeper American Type
Founders' Co., r. Alameda

" Hubert D., civil engineer, r. 223, 9th Av

" Hugo, confectioner Page & Falch, r. 720
Turk

" Ira J., salesman Western Meat Co., r. 1050
Mission

" James H., clerk, r. 1631 O'Farrell

" John, clerk, r. 1907y2 Hyde

'< John, teamster Cal. Iron and Wrecking Co.,
r. 33 Stanford

■' John E., wood polisher, r. 32 Morris Av

" Mary S. Miss, teacher Cleveland Primary
School, r. 730 Post

" Mary T., widow, r. 1831 Webster

" Maud Miss, bookkeeper Chester F. Wright,
r. 424, 27th
Page, McCutchen & Eells (Charles Page, Ed-
ward J. McCutchen, Charles P. Eells,
Reinhart T. Harding and Michael F.
Michael), attorneys at law, 5 Mills Bldg,
9th floor

" Michael, miner, r. 114 Henry

" N., waiter, r. 636 Commercial

" Nellie M. Miss, saleslady Mme. Blanche
Oulif , r. 212 Eddy

" Philip, steward, r. 529 Hickory Av

" Richard, driver August Petzold, r. 525 Ste-
venson

" Robert C. Mrs., widow, r. 730 Post

" Robert H., barber, r. 1319 Laurel Av

" Robert J., foreman construction S. F. Dist.
Tel. Co., r. 808 Potrero Av

" Walter J., submarine diver, r. Vienna nr
Persia Av

" Wilfred, mining broker, 302 California,
room 11, r. 2214 Broderick

" William, r. 2911% Sacramento

" William D., broker and commission mer-
chant, 54 Luning Bldg., r. 2004 Bush

" William M., physician, 623 Valencia

" William M., woodpolisher, r. 32 Morris Av

" William R., janitor, r. 1328 Pacific

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

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Page & Falcli (Gustave L. Page and Otto
Falch), bakery and restaurant, NW cor
Mason and Turk, telephone South 234
J6®="Page. See Paige
Pages Jose, restaurant, 124 O'Farrell
" Jules F., artist Examiner, r. 1316^4
O'Farrell
Paget S. J. Mrs., widow, r. 62414, 17th
Pagonetto Joseph, boilermaker Risdon I. and L.

Wks, r. Berkeley
Pague Frank C, dentist. Academy of Sciences
Bldg, 819 Market, rooms 4-5, r. 835 Devis-
adero
Pahl Albertine, widow, r. 206, 7th Av

Henry F., foreman composing dept. Fran-
cis, Valentine & Co., r. SYz Langton
Otto, carpenter S. F. Planing Mill, r. 142,

7th
Richard, teamster Bender Bros., r. 529^4

Bryant
Richard, boots and shoes, 324 Kearny, r.

326 Kearny
William C, cigarmaker Wiegmann &
Stuermer, r. 30th nr Noe
4®-Pahl. See Paul, Paull and Pohl
Pahnke Paul, driver Pac. Transefer Co., r. 307,

.3d
Paige Cutler, office 116 Leidesdorfl, r. Hotel
Richelieu
" Herbert L., salesman Davis Bros., r. 745

Clementina
" John F., baggageman Wells, Fargo & Co.
" John H., r. 745 Clementina
" Timothy, real estate, 116 Leidesdorff, r.

2516 Pacific Av
" William, collector. 420 Montgomery, room
35, r. 510 Eddy
i8®-Paige. See Page
Pailhet Francois, driver Herve & Somps, r. 611

Laguna
Paillassou Joseph, laundry, 2307 Pine
Paille Joseph G., pressman, r. 238, 5th
Paillet Frank, waiter Marchand's Restaurant,

r. 1 Burritt PI
Pailleur Louis (Garnaud& Pailleur), r. 30th bet

Dolores and Church
Paillou Ernest W., barber, r. 621 Bush
Paine Alfred J., musician, r. Joy nr Brewster
" Arthur G., r. 1414 Devisadero
" Charlotte, widow, r. 1414 Devisadero
" Frank W., foreman Whyte & DeRome, r.

1220, 20th
' ' Henry L. , machine hand F. W. Kreling Sons

Co., r. S s Utah nr Helena
" Herman, basket maker Weston Basket
and Mfg. Co., r. Oakland
>8®-Paine. See Payne

Paint Louis, liquors, 819 Stockton, r. 906 Clay
Painter-Cornell Co. The (incorporated), W. F.
Cornell president, Edgar Painter secre-
tary and treasurer, proprietors Califor-
nia Type Foundry, 510 Clay
Painter Edgar, secretary and treasurer The
Painter-Cornell Co., 510 Clay, r. 1912 Clin-
ton Av, Alameda
" Edward E., clerk, r. 711 Taylor
" Edward R., publisher San Francisco Prices
Current, 123 California, room 21, r. Ala-
meda
" Ernest A., carpenter, r. 2818 Mission
" George, painter, r. 501 Napa
" J. B. Co., Edgar Painter president, A. Dal-
ton Harrison secretary, real estate and
mining, 510 Clay
" J. Milton, office 510 Clay, r. Alameda
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Pairpoint Manufacturing Co. (New Bedford,
Mass.), W. E. Graves manager, silver
plated ware, 220 Sutter
Paitlow Oliver, janitor Spreckels Bldg, r. 668

Mission
Paiva Fidel, coal passer str San Jose, r. 228

Brannan
Paizon Martin, seaman, r. 8 Salmon
Pajaro Valley Railroad Co., Claus Spreckels
president, John D. Spreckels vice-presi-
dent, J. D. Spreckels & Bros. Co. treas-
urer, E. H. Sheldon secretary, office 327
Market
Pakenham John V., stevedore, r. 61 Federal
" William, helper Del Monte Milling Co., r.
61 Federal
Palace Bathing Co., Alonzo Trueworthy presi-
dent and manager, Albert E. Ridley
vice-president, Francis Du Rose treas-
urer, proprietors Palace Baths, 715 Fil-
bert
" Baths, Palace Bathing Co. proprietors, 715
Filbert
Palace Hardware Co., Edmund S. Gray presi-
dent, Frank H. Ellis vice-president, Os-
car F. Sites secretary and manager, 603
Market
Palace Hotel, John C. Kirkpatrick manager,

SW cor Market and New Montgomery
Palace Hotel Shaving Parlors and Baths,
Bernhard Bernhard proprietor, 10 New
Montgomery
Palache Edmund, r. 36 Maple Court

" Gilbert (H. M. Newhall&Co.), r.90O Eddy
" James (Kittle &Co.), r. Claremont Av,

Berkely
" Robert K., clerkKittle & Co., r. 2506 Green
" Thomas H., assistant manager Atlas As-
surance Co., r. 900 Eddy
" Whitney, assistant manager Hartford Fire
Insurance Co. (Hartford, Conn.), 313 Cal-
ifornia
Paladini Achille, fresh, salt and shell fish, 515-

517 and 525 Merchant, r. 9a Flint Alley
Palanca Gustave, clerk Goodyear Rubber Co.,
r. 17 Dikeman PI
" Joseph E., cooper, r. Ili4 Dikeman PI
P^lassou Peter, rancher, Hamilton nr Bowdoin

PALATINE INSURANCE CO.,

Limited (of Manchester, England),
Charles A. Laton manager, 439 Cali-
fornia, telephone Main 396
Pale Jean, bakery, 911 Pacific
" John, teamster, r. 3116 Fillmore
" Peter, bartender J. F. Fauser, r. 226 Mont-
gomery Av
Palecki Clara Miss, nurse, r. 1608 Van Ness Av
Palermo Land and Water Co., McAfee Bros,
agents, 108 Montgomery
" Nursery and Citrus Association, McAfee
Bros, agents, 108 Montgomery
Palethorpe William J., school teacher, r. 1610
Hayes

Palietack Luke, cook George M. Mostakinich,

r. 321i4 Minna
Palin Esther Miss, dressmaker, r. 938 Alabama
" Joseph J., blacksmith and wagon maker,

937 Alabama, r. 2630 Bryant
" Julien, laborer, r. 938 Alabama
Palisi Joseph, fruits, SE cor Leidesdorff and

California, r. 223 Vallejo
Pallas A. R., rubber worker, r. 335 Bryant
" Augustus, clerk J. C. Nolan & Co., r. 335

Bryant
" Edward A., clerk letter dept. Wells, Fargo

&Co., r. 335 Bryant
" Frank, clerk G. C. Hall & Son, r. 335

Bryant
" James W., stone cutter, r. 335 Bryant
" John, longshoreman, r. 335 Bryant
" Sarah, widow, r. 335 Bryant
" Theodore, r. 3:^0 Minna
" Theodore, clerk Julius Meyer, r. 319 Ellis
" Thomas G., blacksmith S. P. Co., r. 335

Bryant
Pallien Philip, machinist, r. 201, 11th
Pallier John G., caterer in stewed terrapin,

families and parties supplied, 20 Lewis,

off Taylor bet Sutter and Post
Pallies Alexander, produce commission, 318

Davis, r. Oakland
Pallisses Sylvan, cook Jean B. Carrere, r. SF.

cor M and 5th Av South ""^

Palm Edward, r. 474^4 Tehama
" Edward, seaman, r. 24^4 Gilbert
" Fritz, driver Cienega Lime Co., r. 6 Grand

Av
" Martina, widow, r. 261 Stevenson
" Rudolph H., jewelry case maker A. Muhs,

r. 261 Stevenson
Palma E., scavenger, r. NW cor 16th and York
" House, Mrs. Emily M. Rogers proprietor,

1917 Mission
" Salvatore, barber Raffaelo Laucci
Palmdale Co., Carlos F. Montealegre president,

Francisco G. Montealegre secretary, 230

California
Palmer Abigail Mrs., r. Old People's Home
" A. E., laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli Av
" Albert, bartender, r. 631 Octavia
" Albert, gilder, r. 1066^4 Howard
" Albert R.. lumber surveyor, 9 Mission, r.

1320 California
" Alexander, barber J. R. Castellanos, r. 1322

Powell
" Alexander, porter, r. 421, 4th
" Alfred E., shirt manufacturer, r. 910 Geary
" Arthur B., cashier Neville & Co.. r. 714a

Fell
" August, r. 219 Golden Gate Av
" Bruce, secretary J. B. Cohen Co., 203 Cali-
fornia, r. Oakland
" C. C. Mrs., r. 114, 8th
" Charles, hostler Leipsic Bros., r. 2335

Washington
" Charles H.,r. 107 Fell
" Charles M. I., cooper, r. 108 Nebraska
" Charles R., master mariner, r. 615 Lombard
" Clinton, cashier James B. Chase & Co., r.

1734 Hyde
" C. Millicent Miss, teacher Lowell High

School, r. Oakland
" Edwin C, city agent Fireman's Fund Ins.

Co., 405 California, r. Commercial Hotel
" Edith Miss, forewoman William A.

Schrock
" Edward, r. 312 Sixth
" Edward, clerk, r. 3815 Folsom
" Edward P., clerk S. P. Co., foot of Market,

r. Oakland
" Edward T., bookkeeper J. H. Cain & Co., r.

1001 Powell
" Ellen, widow, r. 445 Jessie
Palmer Ernest H., manager American Type

Founders' Co., 405-407 Sansome, r. 1320

Leavenworth
" Frank, laborer Martin Holje, r. 135 San

Bruno Road
" Frank Mrs., r. 615 Lombard
" Frank L., carpenter, r. 718 Laurel Av
" Frank T., clerk Pac. Mutual Life Ins. Co.,

r. San Leandro

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Palmer Frederick R., salesman J. J. O'Brien &
■ Co., r. 767 Harrison
" Frederick R., salesman Nolan Bros. Shoe

Co., r. 445 Jessie
Palmer George, secretary and treasurer San

Francisco and Pacific Glass Works, NE

cor 7tli and Townsend, r. Alameda
" George, waiter str Corona
" George Jr., r. 824 Powell
" George F., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 434

Valley
" George H., cigars and tobacco, 731 Davis,

r. LiOrin, Cal.
Palmer George H., physician and surgeon, ofiBce

606 Sutter, hours 2 to 4 p. m., telephone

Main 5334, r. NE cor Jackson and Fill-
more, telephone West 189
George J., shoecutter, r. 424 Valley
George W., proprietor The Loriston, 621

Bush
George W., salesman The Hamburger Co.,

r. 334 Eddy
Gustave F., clerk The Liverpool and Lon-
don and Globe Ins. Co., r. Oakland
H. c& Co. (Henry Palmer), Cal. wines and

brandies, 222 Clay
Harry, r. IO661/2 Howard
Harry (Palmer & Speetzen), r. 2305 Geary
Henry (H. Palmer & Co.), r. 713 Van Ness

Av
Henry H., clerk McElroy & Magner, r. 343,

5th
Henry S., messboy str San Bias, r. 3815

Folsom
House, 326 Pacific
House, Mrs. I. S. Cowles proprietor, 110

Ellis
Palmer Jacob, vice-president Deming-Palmer

Milling Co., 114-116 Sacramento, r. Oak-
land
James, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.

1411 Clay
James, tinsmith Pac. Sheet Metal Wks, r.

2014 Powell
James W., lumber surveyor, 9 Mission, r.

Oakland
Jane H., widow, r. 805 Guerrero
J. Brooks, attorney at law. 214 Pine, rooms

62-63, r. 2500 Fillmore
John, laborer, r. 301 Sierra
John, painter, r. 115a 6th
John, painter, r. 1110 Elm Av
John, teamster, r. 349, 5th
John, watchman, r. 316 Beale
John D., conductor, r. 2610 Sutter
John E., attorney at law, r. 1 Polk
Joseph, boiler maker, r. 1434 Grove
Joseph, shoemaker, 3438 Mason, r. 3815 Fol-
som
Julia E., domestic, 729 O'Farrell
Lendon, printer, r. 1066V^ Howard
Mary, widow, r. 767 Harrison
N. W. Mrs., stenographer Pac. Coast Oil

Co., r. Oakland
Philippa, widow, r. 2014 Powell
Robert, imarine fireman, r. 10 Anthony
Robert A., clerk, r. 219 Golden Gate
Samuel, undertaker Charles J. B. MetzJer,

r. 636 Washington
Samuel H., clerk car accountant S. P. Co.,

r. 1001 Powell
Sarah, widow, r. 107 Fell
Sherman, hostler Albert E. Buckman, r.

NW cor Steiner and Washington
Sydney S., bookkeeper Owl Drug Co.,

r. 17 Scott
Thomas, clerk S. P. Co., r. 767 Harrison
Thomas, cook Bennett & Witmer, r. 228^,

8th
Thomas, machinist Fulton Eng. and Ship

Bldg. Wks
Thomas F., traveling salesman Wiester &

Co., r. 30 Dearborn
Thomas J., salesman E. B. Read, r. 1513

Dolores
Thomas P., band sawyer James Young, r.

623 Howard
Uriah C, proprietor White Enamel Sign

Co., 106 McAllister, r. 522 Polk

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO,

F»UAVF»S,

Suction and F'orce,

FOR HAND, WINDMILL AND POWER,

ALL SIZES.

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Palmer Uriah C. Jr.. r. 522 Polk
Palmer Wales L., president Golden State and
Miners Iron Works, 231-251, 1st, r. Fruit-
vale
Wallace J., candy maker, r. 418 Sutter
William, longshoreman, r. 64 Natoma
William, painter, r. 1439 Valencia
William A. H.. shoemaker, r. 631 Octavia
William E., accountant People's Home
Savings Bank, r. 1223 Waller
Palmer William E., secretary Golden State and
Miners Iron Works, 331-251, 1st, r. Fruit-
vale
William F., r. 431, 26th
William H., with Miller, Sloss & Scott, r.

828Haight
Willis H., clerk Payot, Upham & Co., r.

Oakland
W. J., quartermaster str City of Rio de Ja-
neiro
W. R., messman str Mariposa

Palmer & Rey Type Foundry,

American Type Founders' Co. proprie-
tors, E. H. Palmer manager, type, print-
ing presses and printers' materials,
405-407 Sansome, and 215-231 Bay

Palmer & Speetzen (Harry Palmer and 1 John

Speetzen) painters, 515 Pine
Palmetto Brush Co., J. Glover Smith president,
H. P. Smith vice-president, C. G.
Thomas secretary and manager, 33-35
Stevenson
Palmgreene Abbie W., widow, r. 108 Turk
Palmgren H. P., master schr James A. Garfield,

office 48 Market, room 1
Palmi Antonio, longshoreman, r. 908 Sansome
Palmia Charles, seaman, r. 3 East
Palmieri Egisto C. (J. P. Fugazi & Co.) and vice-
president Columbus Savings and Loan
Society, 5 Montgomery Av, r. 1518 Powell
" Frank, fisherman, r. 4WA Broadway
" Joseph, porter Italian-Swiss Agricultural

Colony, r. 917 Battery
" Mary Miss, r. 413^ Broadway
Palmquist John, porter Safe Deposit Bldg, r.
7191/2 Howard
" John, tailor, 433 Montgomery, r. 1127 Hamp-
shire
" John F., r. I7191/2 Howard
" Virginia Miss, tailoress, r. 1137 Hamp-
shire
Palo Alto Shoeing Shop, John H. McCarty

proprietor, 23 Golden Gate Av
Palo Alto Stables, Christopher A. Mitchell pro-
prietor, 330 O'Farrell, telephone South 16
Palozzi Charles, tinsmith, r. 235 Drumm
Paltenghi A. & Co. (Andrew Paltenghi and
Thomas Maino), proprietors Metropol-
itan Marble and Granite Works, 1319
Market
" Andrew (A. Paltenghi & Co.), r. 928% Pa-
cific
'« Louis, bookkeeper Cahn, Nickelsburg &
Co., r. 707 York
Palteni Angelo, shoemaker, r. 2013 Powell
Pamlih Gymnasium The, Miss H. S. A. Pamlih
proprietor, massage and medical elec-
tricity, 406 Sutter, rooms 90-91, hours 3 to
4 p. m.
" H. S. A. Miss, medical gymnastics, 406 Sut-
ter, rooms 90-91, r. 1331 O'Farrell
Pampalone P. & Co. (Peter Pampalone and
Giuseppe Puccinelli), blacksmiths, 743
Brannan
" Peter (P. Pampalone & Co.), r. 754 Brannan

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Pamperin Boline, widow, r. 272 Tehama
" Jenny Miss, teacher music, r. 272 Tehama

Panama Railroad Co., Eugene H. Hinton gen-
eral agent, 214 Pine, room 46

Panama Steamship Line The, The Johnson-
Locke Mercantile Co., agents, 204 Front
" Victoria Mrs., r. 1352 Post

Pan-American Development Co., J. M. Duke sec-
retary, 508 California, room 31

Panager John, r. 622 (522) Jackson

Panario Mary, widow, r. 136 Lily Av

Pancake Robert, laborer, r. SE cor M and 5th
Av South

Pancoast F. A., clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r.
Sausalito, Cal.

PANCOAST FRANKLIN,

surgeon dentist, office 6 O'Farrell cor
Grant Av, hours 9 a. m. to 12 m., and
1 to 5 p. m.

Pancoast George E., with Examiner, r. Sausa-
lito
" Helen, widow, r. 40 Diamond
" Mulfred L., engraver, r. 434 Golden Gate Av
Pancratz Andrew, clerk, r. 630 Sacramento
Panella Andrew, musician, r. 7 Auburn
" Bernard, musician, r. Ii4 Auburn
" Mary A., widow, r. 3 Auburn
" Matthew, musician, r. 2195 Powell
" Nicholas, musician, r. 3 Auburn
Panhorst Henry, master mariner, r. 24 Camp
Pankow Gotthelf, butcher H. L. Pankow
" Herman, foreman, r. 701V4 Webster
" Herman L., butcher Mark Strouse, r. 571

Minna
" Herman L., butcher, 1536 Dolores, r. 337, 28th
Panks W. S., clerk Alliance Assurance Co., r.

54 Steiner
Panse Frederick G., pressman, r. 1220 Stockton
Pantages Alexander, restaurant, 121, 5th
Pantoja Pedro, porter Jacob Lang, r. 163 Minna
Panzini Thomas, clerk, r. 1001 Natoma
Paoletti Giuseppe (Paoletti & Micheli), r. 412

" & Micheli (Giuseppe Paoletti and Giuseppe
Micheli), liquors, 225 Broadway
Paolinelli Edward, fruits and vegetables, 1900
Fillmore, r. 2136 Bush

" Mary, widow, r. 1235 Pacific
Paolini FVank, fisherman, r. 36 Prescott
Paolino Domenico, bootblack, SE cor 9th and
Market

" Vincenzo, bootblack, 321 East North
Papacamorinos Christ (Bacopulos & Papacamo-

riuos), r. 426 Stevenson
Pape Alexander W., clerk Frederick L. M. Pape,
r. 2109 Leavenworth

" August, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 408,
29th

" August H., salesman, r. 2109 Leavenworth

" Frederick I. (Troell & Pape), r. Alameda

" Frederick L. M., groceries and liquors,
NW cor Jackson and Battery, r. 2109
Leavenworth

" George, butcher, r. 2158 Mission

" Henry, cook, r. 545, 1st

" Henry, liquors, 117 O'Farrell, r. 516 O'Far-
rell

" Henry, teamster Fredericksburg Bottling
Co., r. 808 Olive Av

" Henry J., foreman George Haas & Son, r.
1120D Golden Gate Av

" Jacob, bartender Henry Pape, r. 516 O'Far-
rell

" John H., watchman Yolo Mills, r. 504 Ful-
ton

Pape J. William, waiter HaubBros., r. 12Marye
Terrace
" Mary, widow, dressmaking, 326a Ellis
" Richard R., porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 4

Boston PI
" William F., teamster South S. F. Packing
and Provision Co., r. 1229, 5th Av South
Papenfuss Charles, groceries and liquors, 540
Fulton
" Charles R., seaman, r. 185 Perry
" Frederick, seaman, r. Ellsworth nr Old

Hickory
" Frederick M., seaman, r. 185 Perry
" Gustave, master mariner, r. 185 Perry
" Mary Mrs., domestic, 1812 Bush
Papenhausen Frederick, groceries and liquors,

NW cor Fremont and Harrison
Papera Giacomo (D. Alberigi & Co.), r. 1112

Montgomery
Papina James (Oliva & Papina), r. 920b Pine
" Maria, widow, r. 920b Pine
" Pacific, clerk Abbondio B. Pedroni, r. 1700

" Peter G., gasfltter' William F. Wilson
" "Vincent, bookkeeper La Voce del Popolo,
r. Oakland
Papineau Edward, polisher S. F. Novelty and

Plating Wks, r. 526 Howard
Pappadimos Paris (Paris Pappadimos & Co.), r.
340,3d
" Paris & Co. (Paris Pappadimos and Tabuki
Constantine), restaurant, 344, 3d
Pappageorge Athanase, confectioner, r. 528

Pappalardo Jane, widow, r. 10 Card Alley
Pappale Angelo, fish dealer, 711 Montgomery

Av, r. 7 Gaven
Papst John, cooper, r. 834 Folsom
" Joseph, cook, r. 431 Pine
" Penola, widow, r. 1632 Fulton
J8®~Papst. See Pabst
Paquet Dieudonne, harness maker Goldberg,

Bowen&Co., r. 607 California
Parabocia Martin, restaurant, 5 Harrison, r.

411 Spear
Paradese John, manager New York Sign Co.,

307 O'Farrell
Paradine George, blacksmith John Tuttle, r.

Ill Castro
Paradis Charles O., driver Rapid Safety Filter

Co., r. 708 Hyde

PARAFFINE PAINT CO.,

Robert S. Moore president, Richard
S. Shainwald secretary, Samuel C.
Irving manager, 116 Battery

Paragon Cloak and Suit Co. The,

(incorporated), 1230-1232 Market

Paravagno Giacomo, pastemaker Martinoni
& Podesta, r. 1 Vulcan Lane
" Louis, r. 813 Union

Parcells Charles B., general agent Diebold
Safe and Lock Co., and manager Stand-
ard Scale and Supply Co., 6 California,
r. Oakland

Parcells Chaxles E., secretary and manager
Pacific Sash Weight and Foundry Co.,
56S-567 Folsom, r. Oakland
" Frank M., attorney at law, 13 Mills Bldg,
5th floor, r. Oakland

PARDEE E. H. & GEORGE C,

oculists and aurists, 526 Montgomery
Pardee Enoch H., M. D. (E. H. & George C.

Pardee), r. cor 11th and Castro, Oakland
Pardee George C, M. D. (E. H. & George C.

Pardee), r. cor 9th Av and East 20th,

Oakland
Pardee S. C, resident manager The Fidelity

and Casualty Co., Mutual Life Bldg,

6th floor, r. NW cor Sutter and Jones
Pardelli Ernest, laborer, r. 1511 Dupont
Pardi Antonio, butcher, 871 Mission, and SE

cor 23d and Valencia, r. 87] Mission
" Aristide, butcher Antonio Pardi, r. 871

Mission
" Cffisar, butcher Antonio Pardi, r. 871|Mis-

sion

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Pardi John, butcher Antonio Pardi, r. 871 Mis-
sion
Pardini Achille, cook, r. 15 Ohio PI
" Angelo, cook Angelo Sbragia, r. 118 Wash-
ington
" Angelo, shoemaker, r. 803 Montgomery Av
" Amaneo, cook, r. 703 Front
'■ Americo, cook Giuseppe Bazzurro, r. 114

Pacific
" Fred, r. 516 Filbert rear
" Giuseppe, r. 15 Ohio PI
" Giuseppe, baker L. Valente, r. 214 Broad-
way
" Josephine, widow, r. 813 Union
" Luigi, blacksmith and wagon maker, 113

Oregon, r. 13 Ohio PI
" Pasquale. bottler N. Cervelli & Co., r. 507

Francisco
" Ricardo, miner, r. 223 Broadway
Pardisse Bernard, cellarman Occidental Res-
taurant, r. 1507 Powell
Pardo Laura Miss, shirtmaker, r. 13^ Virginia
PI rear
" Manuel, 3d cook str Willamette Valley
" Nieves, widow, r. 13'/4 Virginia PI rear
Pardow Thomas D., bookkeeper Spring Valley

W. W., r. 1433 California
Pardy William, r. 501 Van Ness Av
Paxdy William, secretary Pacific States Sav-
ings, Loan and Building Co., 410 Pine, r.
3516 California
Paxdy WlUiam S., assistant secretary Pacific
States Savings, Loan and Building Co.,
410 Pine
Pare Aime, architect, 420 Montgomery, room 22
" A.Stanislaus (Pare Bros.), and mechani-
cal draughtsman and solicitor "atents,
420 Montgomery, room 33, r. Oakland
" Brothers (A.Stanislaus Pare), winepress
manufacturers, 430 Montgomery, room 22
Paredes James M., teacher music, r. 1633 Du-
pont
" Jules, waiter str San Bias
Parent Charles E., carpenter New City Hall, r.
261, 9th
" Charles E., physician, 636 Sutter
" Charles L., carpenter and builder, 332 Fre-
mont, r. 1333 Mission
" Charles L. Jr., carpenter, r. 114 Butte
" George, r. 1045 Market
" Hypolite D., carpenter, r. 114 Butte
" William L., carpenter, r. 115 Butte
Parent! Agostino, peddler, r. 101854 Montgom-
ery
" Frank (Parenti & Son), r. 2195 Powell
" John, laborer, r. 222 Broadway
" Joseph (Parenti & Son), r. 2195 Powell
•' Louis, laborer L. A. Grade, r. 2195 Powell
" Louis L. (P. Parenti & Co.), r. 45014 Na-

toma
" P. &Co. (Peter and Louis L.), fruits and

vegetables, 127, 6th
" Palmiro, brass finisher, r. 267 Broad
" Peter (P. Parenti & Co.), r. 450^4 Natoma
" & Son (Frank and Joseph), fruit dealers,
2195 Powell
Parenzi Ermano, kitchen hand I. Cuenin, r. 518

Greenwich
Paret Katie Miss, dressmaker, r. 253G Gough
Pareto Gaetano, laborer, r. 222 Broadway

" Luigi, fisherman, r. 222 Broadway
Pariez Nicholas (Nicholas Pariez Co.), r. 31S
Fremont
" Nicholas & Co. (Nicholas Pariez and
Jeveto Odalovich), restaurant, 18 Fol-
som
Paris Cloak and Suit House, C. Gebhardt i:

Co. proprietors, 1114-1116 Market
Paris Cordial Distilling Co., A. L. Lanata
president, A. A. Guardia vice-president
and general manager, Charles W. Pettit
secretary and treasurer, distillers of
high grade cordials, main distillery
New Orleans, La., office and salesrooms
431 Montgomery
" v., musician, r. 1347 Powell
" Victor, plumber, r. 15 Valparaiso
" Victor Jr., clerk Monahan & Shillcock, r.
15 Valparaiso

f Maoufacturers of

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G'4-l-G'4-'7 /Vlarket St.

Parisen Emerson, driverHedemark&McNab, r.
304A 21st

" Grace Miss, finisher Fullerton & Schulte,
r. 304a 21st

" Philip C, ironworker Western Iron Wks,r.
304a 21st
Pariser Alfred D. (The Owl Printing Co.), r. 306

Stockton
Pariser James A., printer, 523 Market, r. Ala-
meda

" Montague H., bicycle repairer O. S. Potter
& Co., r. Alameda
Parish M. & Co. (Mark Parish), wholesale
liquors, 804 Montgomery
Mark (M. Parish & Co.), r. 1119 Taylor
Parish. See Parrish
Parisian Orchestra, Benno I. Barnett director,

1718a Ellis
Parisien A. F. George, collector Post Office, r.
24 Rausch

" Steam Laundry, Thomas Roy & Co. pro-
prietors, SW cor 29th and Dolores
Parisot Louis (Wittmann & Parisot), r. 1523

Ellis
Park Allen, paper hanger, r. 930 Montgom^tj^

" , Brother & Co. (limited), iron, steel and
copper, James L. Hydes manager, 119
California

" Charles H. (Myles & Park), r. 149 McOlel-
lan . • 1 ■

■' Charles H., bookkeeper, r. cor Potvh3,ttan
and Andover Av ■ ' .

" Charles T., clerk Railway Mail Ser,vioe, r.
2000A Howard ■

" Chauncey Jr., apprentice Whyte & De-
Rome, r. 1658 Market
Park Commissioners, Joseph Austin, John
Rosenfeld and Irving M. Scott, office
Park Lodge, Golden Gate Av
Park Congregational Church, Rev. James B.
Orr pastor, NE cor Baker and Fell

" Cycle Co., A. Trueworthy manager, bi-
cycles, Fulton nr 6th Av

" Drug Store, 1342 Hayes

" Edward, clerk, r. 1606 O'Farrell
Park E. E., dentist, office 1011 Pine, r. 1101 Pine
Park Hotel, A. H. & W. F, Menne proprietors,
26-28 Turk

" Hotel, F. Douglass proprietor, 1830 Haight

" House, 3759 Mission

" House, NW cor Fulton and Stanyan

" Howard, bookkeeper French Savings and
Society, r. 1203 Buchanan

" Jessie, widow, r. Old San Jose Road nr
Geneva Av

" John, laborer, r. 224 Ritch rear

" John B., master mariner, r. 17 Howard

" Lewis B., 2d officer str City of Peking, r.
220, 7th

" News The (weekly), 22 Clav

" Owen, clerk, r. 615, 3d

" Robert, bookkeeper McNab & Smith, r.
2520 Post

' ' Robert F. , paper hanger, r. 17 Julian Av

■' Robert J. (Park & Kennedy), r. 122, 10th

■' Theorilda C, ladies' physician, NW cor
34th and Mission

" Thomas C, watchman, r. 51 Clay

" Wallace M., physician, 21 Franklin

" Wemyss, accountant Union Trust Co., r.
Oakland

" William E., foreman Pac. Refining and
Roofing Co., r. 113!^ Bartlett

" William E., machinist Edison Light and
Power Co., r. cor Powhattan and An-
dover Av

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Park Wiliiam J., carpenter, 1031 Howard, r. 2813,
16th

Park & Kennedy (Robert J. Park and James P.
Kennedy), safes and scales, 103-105 Mur-
phy Bldg

Parke H. G. T., compositor Salvation Army, r.
1139 Market

Parke Lyman C. (Irelan& Parke), and president
Gravity Can Labeling Machine Co.,
office 219 Crocker Bldg, r. 871 Adeline,
Oakland

PARKE & LACY CO.,

B. T. Lacy president, John 0. Harron
vice-president, W. F. Aldrich secre-
tary, importers and dealers in mining,
iron and wood working machinery
and mill supplies, 21-23 Fremont
ParkellH. H. Mrs., widow, r. 431 Hyde
Parken Thomas, waiter, r. 765^2 Howard
Parker .Albert P., bookkeeper Dempster & Son,
r. Oakland
" Alfred, shoemaker, 274 Brannan
" Alfred, traveling salesman, r. 46 Grove
" Alfred B. (Butler & Co.), r. Berkeley
" Annie Miss, shirt maker, r. 1603 San Carlos

Av
" Annie E., widow, r. 13 Hubbard
" Blanche A. Miss, student, r. 515 Sanchez
" Catherine, widow, r. 26/2 Clara
" Catherine R., widow, r. 539 Alvarado
'• Charles, r. 1318 Jones

" Charles, butcher F. Uri & Co., r. 1535 Pine
" Charles, laborer Cal. Electrical Wks, r.

529 Grove
" Charles, watchmaker Glindemann &

Schweitzer, r. 334 Bush
" Charles H., compositor Call, r. 1318 Jones
" Charles H., attorney at law, r. 1601 Taylor
Parker Charles M. T., manager Massachusetts
Mutual Life Insurance Co., 214 Pine,
room 56. r. 945 Valencia
Parker Charles T., assistant manager Palatine
Insurance Co. (limited), 439 California, r.
3006 Sacramento
" Clarence K., r. 1023 Golden Gate Av
" Daniel A., seaman, r. 1316 Bryant
Parker D. Frank, secretary Standard Soap Co.,
525 Market, r. 1812 Steiner
" Dora, widow, r. 730 Folsom
" Edward, driver Guadaloupe Dairy Co., r.

San Bruno Av nr 15th Av South
" Edward, janitor S. F. Whist Club, r. 53

Jessie
" Edward A., proof reader Examiner, r. 633

Post
" Edward H., clerk, r. 215 Chattanooga
" Edward A., truckman Truck 5, r. 13 Hub-
bard
" Edward W., reporter Call, r. 310 Hyde
" Edwin C, solicitor, r. 1142 Mission
" Edwin E., wine man The Reception, r. 838,
22d
Parker Edwin L., secretary Sierra Nevada Sil-
ver Mining Co., and Gwin Mine Develop-
ment Co., 14-15 Nevada Block
" Ella A., widow, r. 200 Hyde
" Ellen Mrs., lodgings, 225a, 3d
" Eliza, widow, r. 1714 Octavia
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 201414 Stockton
" Elizabeth H., widow, r. 718b Bush
" Esther E. Miss, r. 13 Hubbard
" Eunice, widow, r. 1607i4 San Carlos Av
" Ferdinand E., salesman Charles Mattheas

& Co., r. 314, 6th
" Francis L., merchant, r. 512 Eddy

Parker Frank, boots and shoes, 405 Hayes

" Frank, helper John H. Lober, r. 3023 Sacra-
mento

" Frank, fruits and vegetables, 2103 Mission

" Frank, oil filterer Edison Light and Power
Co., r. 1839 Market
Parker Frank J., cashier Massachusetts Mu-
tual Life Insurance Co.. 214 Pine, room
56, r. 945 Valencia ,

" Frank L., bookkeeper Murray Bros., r.
Alameda

" Frank O., master mariner, r. 1229 Treat Av

" Fred, engineer, r. 730 Folsom

" Frederick, bookbinder Hicks-Judd Co., r.

" Frederick, cook James Nielson

" Frederick D., driver, r. 314 Sixth

" Frederick R., gripman Cal. St. RR, r. 146,
12th

" Frederick W.. asst. superintendent factory
Goodyear Rubber Co., r. 1607}^ San Car-
los Av

" Frederick W., salesman Charles R. Dalton,
r. 330, 19th

" George, engineer S. P. Co.. r. 1719 Howard
Parker George P., cashier Charles Nelson and
secretary Pacific Lumber Co., 6 Cali-
fornia, r. Alameda

" George S., solicitor L. P. Fisher, r. 239, 9th
Parker Harrison M., business manager The
Wave, 220-222 Crocker Bldg, r. 1703y2
Buchanan

" Harry M., clerk Milton Heynemann, r. 1004
Pine

" Helen A. Miss, dental student, r. 528

" Henry, r. 411 Harrison

" Henry G., draughtsman U. S. Engineer's

office, r. Oakland
" House The, Mrs. Sophie Henkel proprietor,

1122 Market and 19 Turk
" James, r. 475 Shotwell
" James L., cigars and tobacco, SW cor 3d

and Howard, r. 751 Howard
" Jane Mrs., furnished rooms, 146, 12th
" Jean Miss, principal Broadway Grammar

School, r. 1320 Jones
" Jennie E. Miss, r. 13 Hubbard
" J. M., cattle dealer, r. 126 Ellis
Parker J. M. & Co., proprietors The Reception,
206 Sutter, telephone Main 1231
" John, metal roofer Forderer Cornice Wks
" John, millinery, 30, 3d, r. 26/2 Clara
" John, mining, r. 633 Post
" John A., painter, r. 606 Diamond
" John B., marine engineer, r. 409 Broderick
•' John D., Ironworker Union I. Wks, r. 67

Clementina
" John G., clerk, r. 1523 Pine
" John H., roofer, r. 516, 3d
" John N., r. 708 Valencia
" John R.,r. 146, 12th
" John W., draughtsman S. F. & S. J. V. Ry.

r. 539 Alvarado
" Joseph, horsetrainer, r. 2006 Mason
" Joseph, plumber Shepard Bros
" Joseph, salesman Owl Drug Co., r. 334

Hayes
" Joseph K., foreman W. T. Garratt & Co., r.

2703 Jackson
" Joseph M. (J. M. Parker & Co.), r. 614 Sut-
ter
Parker Lura A, Mrs., dressmaking, 2345 Wash-
ington
" Leopold O., captain company C, 1st Infan-
try, U. S. A., Angel Island
" Luke J. (Levy & Parker), r. IS 10 Filbert
" Mabel Miss, milliner, r. 527 Geary
" Margaret Miss, r. 26V2 Clara
" Mary, widow, r. 1012 Leavenworth
" Mary J., widow, r. 516, 3d
" Mary W., widow, r. 404 Van Ness Av
" Milan, clerk John Q. Garfield, r. 2232 Post
" Mort, machinist Union I. Wks, r. 521, 7th
" Nellie, widow, medium, 50 Murphy Bldg
" Newell, laborer, r. 1125 Mission
" Oliver T., timer Market St. Ry, r. 1501

Turk
" Oscar W., seaman, r. 992 Noe

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Parker Otto T., baker, r. 2202 Pine
" Richard, machinist Fulton Eng. & Ship

Bldg. Wl5S, r. 731 Harrison
" Richard, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
" Richard D., carpenter, r. 42 Perry
" Robert W., laborer, r. 429^4 Chestnut
" Rufus, carpenter and builder, 529 Grove
" Samuel, steward str Dauntless, r. 1320 Pa-
cific
" Stafford H., deputy U. S. Shipping Com-
missioner, r. 2268 Franklin
" Stiles S. C, accountant Okell, Donnell &

Co., r. Berkeley
" Susan, widow, r. 315 Minna
" Susan, widow, r. 1525 Pine
" T. E., machinist Dow Steam Pump Wks,
r. 521. 7th
Parker T. G. & Co. (Thomas G. Parker), real
estate and insurance agents, 1780 Point
L,obos Av
" Thomas, bolt cutter Paynes' Bolt Wks, r.

306 Folsom
" Thomas, painter, r. 2202 Pine
•' Thomas, student, r. 2512 California
',' Thomas B., fireman State Dredger 1, r. 2215

Larkin
" Thomas E., bookkeeper, r. 13 Hubbard
" Thomas G. (T. G. Parker & Co.), r. 115, 2d

Av
" Thomas H., conductor Cal. St. RR.. r. 5

Wall PI
" Thomas J., clerk, r. 347, 5th
" W., coal passer str City of Syndey
" William, expressman, r. 1511, 24th
. " William H., mail clerk Examiner, r. 516, 3d
" William H., rancher, r. California nr 18th

Av
" William H., switchman, r. 3 Clyde
" William J., clerk Mann & Wilson, r. 1606
Hyde
;8®=Parker. See Parquer
Parkes Ellen, widow, r. 1047 Valencia
Parkhill David R., agent, r. 310 Valencia
Parkhurst John W., asst. accountant The Bank
of California, r. Alameda
" Waldo P., salesman Am. Tobacco Co., r.
Alameda
Parkhurst & 'Wilkinson, C. F. Marwedel agent,

bicycle supplies, 58, 1st
Parkin Charles A., groceries, 3010, 16th and pas-
tor Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter Day Saints, r. 330, 17th
" Charles W., packer Union Fruit Grader, r.

4 John
" Edward H., driver Clufl Bros., r. 215 Chat-
tanooga
" John, mechanical engineer Union Iron

Wks, r. San Rafael
" John M., collector X. L. Dairy Co.
" William, r. Qy^ Langton
Parkins Harry, machinist, r. 906 Howard
Parkinson Edward, lead grinder, r. 725 Harrison
" George, harness maker William Cosbie, r.

725 Harrison
" George C, r. 811, 25th
" James, chimney sweeping, 13, 8th
" James, gilder Schussler Bros., r. Oakland
" M. E., carpet layer, r. 1.585 Valencia
" Richard, upholsterer John Hoey, r. 725 Har-
rison
" Robert, horseshoer, r. 725 Harrison
" Stephen D., carpet cleaner, r. 406 Mason
" Thomas Mrs., widow, r. 10th Av South bet

L. and M
" Thomas, farmer, r. 1342 Folsom
" Thomas, harness maker, r. 725 Harrison
" Thomas Jr., coremaker Thomas Day & Co.,

r. 725 Harrison
" Thomas F. plumber Garrett C. Sweeney,

r. 1342 Folsom
" William, clerk, r. 634, 23d
Parks Charles E., insurance agent, r. 116 Jones
" Charles L. (Parks & Bryant), r. 29 Lloyd
" Edwin, currier C. G. Bennett & Co., r. 108,

25th
" Frank S., shademaker, r. 13, 30th
Parks Fred H., clerk to president Wells, Fargo
& Co., 35 New Montgomery, room 8, r. 116
Jones

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
CORRUGATED IRON,

Galvanized, Black and Painted,
for Roofing and Siding.

SOSTOSI-T- IVIARKETST.

Parks Herbert, photographer, r. 224, 7th
" Israel C, stableman T. Labhard, r. 47 Gar-
den Av
" Kate, hair dresser, 13, 30th
" Martin L., clerk Langley & Michaels Co.,

r. 1516 Vallejo
" Mary B. Miss, teacher Douglass, Primary

School, r. 116 Jones
" Rolla R. (Parks & Bryant), r. 25 Lloyd
" Stanley M., adjuster White Sewing Ma-
chine Co., r. 116 Jones
" Thomas, boots and shoes, 2546 Folsom
" Walter, tanner G. B. Bennett & Co.,r. 108,

25th
" Walters., gripman Market St. Ry, r. 3408

California
" Walter S., insurance agent, r. 54Steiner
" William B., correspondent Holbrook, Mer-
rill & Stetson, r. Alameda
" & Bryant (Charles L. and Rolla R. Parks
and Cora Bryant), proprietors Consum-
ers Wholesale Grocery Co., 209, 4lh
Parkyns George A., clerk general freight ofBce

S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Parle John D., teamster, r. 8 Dore

" Richard T., groceries and liquors, 8 Dore
Parlier George W., stableman Ewell, Shafer &

Co., r.937Shotwell
Parlin Anna E. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Evening
School, r. 5% Lapidge
" Elmer E., stenographer W. H. H. Hart, r.
509 Franklin
Parlow A. T. H. Mrs., surgeon chiropodist, 126

Kearny, room 47, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Parmagiani Robert, laborer, r. 8 MedauPl
Parmelee Charles A. (Parmelee & Bowker), 120
Sutter, room 79
" Charles D., clerk, r. 220 Eddy
" Chauncey A., driver Nelson J. Rogers, r.

1915 Lexington Av
" George E., teacher, r. 937 Folsom
" James E., driver Nelson J. Rogers, r. 723^/^,

22d
" Marguerite A., widow, r. 723V4, 22d
" Rose M. L. Miss, bookkeeper, r. 723^^, 22d
' ' & Bowker (Charles A. Parmelee and Charles
A. Bowker), manufacturers' agents, 120
Sutter; room 79
Parmenter George E., printer John W. Baker, r.
410 Van Ness Av
" M. E. Mrs., widow, r. 410 Van Ness Av
Parmentier Elizabeth, widow, r, 515 Taylor
Parmisano A. & Co. (Augustino Parmisano and
Vincent Fabris), fish, 27 Clay St. Market
" Augostino (A. Parmisano & Co), r. 1311^
Kearny
Parnau August A., tailor, r. 707 Bush
Parnell John F., engineer, r. 1308 Butte
" William R., captain U. S. A. (retired), r.
2023 Broadway
Parnow; Charles T., longshoreman, r. 20 Oak
Grove Av
" Ernest, clerk, r. 20 Oak Grove Av
" Frank, news agent Occidental News Co., r.

20 Oak Grove Av
" John W., r. 20 Oak Grove Av
" Leslie, r. 20 Oak Grove Av
" Theodore C, cane worker, r. 29 Zoe
Parode Frederick, candy maker Louis Saroni &

Co., r. 425F Filbert
Parodi Agostino, pressman D. Ghirardelli Co.,
r. 1414 Kearny
" Antonio, laborer, r. 908 Sansome
" Antonio, peddler, r. 222 Broadway
" Enrico (Parodi & Mautino), r. 818 Sansome
" Giovanni, laborer, r. 222 Broadway

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1058 Broadway. Telephone 54.

Parodi Rose, widow, r. 7 Jasper PI
" & Mautino (Enrico Parodi and Pietro Mau-
tino), proprietors Roma Hotel, 818 San-
some
Parodini Michael, fisherman, r. 908 Sansome
Paroli Joseph, laborer Carl Boge, r. 814 Mont-
gomery
Parolia Martin, r. 51 Montgomery Block
Parolini Mary J. Mrs., teacher Franklin Gram-
mar School, r. 508 Jersey
Paroni Alfred P., clerk John E. Youngberg, r. 614
Jasper PI
" Peter, painter, r. 654 Jasper PI
Parota F. M., gardener Colombo Market
Parozzi Constantine, milker S. Vosti & Co., r.

Mission Road nr Six-Mile House
Parquer Jane, widow,, r. 702 Broderick
" William, painter Swan & Stein, r. 2910 Sac-
ramento
4®" Parquer. See Parker
Parquet Edmond, teamster, r. 4O8V2 Chestnut
" Louis, clerk, r. 408'^ Chestnut
" Stephano Mrs., r. 4O814 Chestnut
Parr D. Preston Jr., civil engineer, r. 1712 Clay
" Florence R., widow, r. 826 Tuik
" Harry, painter, r. 113, 26th
" James, teamster, r. 901 Battery
Parr Jolin E., mining expert, r. 418 Post
" John F., mining, r. 232 Van Ness Av
" John T., drayman James De La Montanya,

r. 1533 Sanchez
" Mary A., varieties, 1520 Folsom
Parr R. E., general agent J. B. Pace Tobacco
Co., 405 Front, r. 1193 Park Av, Alameda
Parra George R., clerk, r. 502 Van Ness Av
" John B., mo Ider Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg.
Wks, r. 3ISY2 Langton
Parramore Edward L., physician, r. lOOlB Guer-
rero
•• Henrietta E., widow, r. lOOlB Guerrero
Parratt Frederick, clerk Western Assurance

Co., r. Oakland
Parrell James T., storekeeper W. J. Sullivan, r.
10 Beaver
" Patrick, baggageman S. P. Co., r. 10 Bea-
ver
" Patrick J., policeman, r. 703 Post
Parri Eugene, barber, r. 529 Green
Pariiott William, candle maker Mission Soap

& Candle Wks, r. 106,80th
Parrish Charles H., with Westhofl & Co.,r. 1031,
30th
" Edward, real estate, 680 Washington
" Edwin, clerk W. J. Landers, r. 306 Hill
" Ellis H., salesman Goodyear Rubber Co.,

r. 705 Pierce
" Harry A., collector Black Diamond Coal

Mining Co., r. 2420 Sutter
" Henry C, engineer American Type Foun-
ders Co., r. 2230 Hyde
Parrish N. & Co. (Norman Parrish and William
Shaughnessy), proprietor California
Mills, 30-34 Spear
" Nathan C, solicitor Fireman's Fund Ins.

Co., r. 738Capp
" Norman (N. Parrish & Co.), r. 318 Bartlett
" Waller N., clerk P. M. S. S. Co's Wharf, r.
318 Bartlett
4S"Parrish. See Parish

Parrott Abby M. Mrs., office 414 Montgomery,

r. 517 Sutter and San Mateo

" George L., clerk George H. Richard, r. 1

Louisa

Parrott John (estate of), office 414 Montgomery

Parrott John, office 414 Montgomery, r. San

Parrott Louis B. (Parrott & Co.), r. 1913 Frank-
lin
" Theresa F., widow, r. 1803 Broadway
" Walter, student, r. 2512 California
Parrott & Co. (Louis B. Parrott and Joseph
Plaw, William Babcock special), com-
mission merchants and agents Royal
Mail Steam Packet Co. and Canton In-
surance Office (Limited) of Hongkong,
306 California
4®" Parrott. See Parratt and Parriott
Parrotte John, corporal police, r. 1709 Hyde
Parry Archer, sparmaker C. A. Castner & Co.,
r. 13 Tehama
" Charles W., carpet layer Chas. M. Plum &

Co., r. 135 Hayes
" Elias, coachman, r. 804 Larkin
" Frank F., rubber-stamp maker B. H. Pat-
rick & Co., r. 631% Stevenson
" Henry, r. 704!4 Mission

" Horace E., bookkeeper, r. 733a Clementina
" Isaac E., tinsmith, r. 631% Stevenson
" John, machinist Golden State and Miners'

Iron Wks, r. 13 Tehama
" John, piledriver James McMahon, r. 807

Kearny
" Manufacturing Co. (Indianapolis, Ind.),
mfrs. carriages and wagons, W. L. Heise
general agent, 36% Fremont
" Thomas, engineer, r. 506 Ellis
Parsch Frank, r. 1289, 5th Av South
Parslow George W., cable splicer, r. 815b Guer-
rero
Parson Charles, millhand, r. 331, 6th
Parson Edward, physician, office and r. 422-433
Emporium Bldg
" Hugo, baker G. Kendblad
" John E., painter, r. 2112 Mason
" Peter, laborer Watson & Marx, r. 413, 4th
Parsonage Harry, broom maker Cal. Broom Mfg.

Co., r. 2013 Folsom
Parsons A. H., general superintendent Yosem-
ite Valley Railway Co., 7 Mills Bldg, 3d
floor, r. Merced, Cal.
" Alfred W., vaquero, r. 16th Av South bet Q

and R
" Asa A., porter George H. Croley, r. 16th

Av South bet Q and R
" Charles B., marine engineer, r. 109 Castro
" Charles F., shipliner, r. 11, 13th
" Charles J., insurance agent, r. 41% Zoe
" C. P., helper William A. Schrock
" Edward, gasfitter Philip Meyer, r. 18, 14th
" Edward A., machinist, r. 1410 Octavia
" Edward B., vaquero I. L. Salomon, r. 16th

Av South bet Q and R
" Edward D., master mariner, 9 Mission
" Fred D.. salesman Judson Mfg. Co., r. Ala-
meda
" George W., clerk Del Monte Milling Co., r.

608%, 8d
" George W. , operator Pac. Postal Tel. Cable

Co., r. Berkeley
" Henry, collector Mission Wharf 1, r. 1410

Octavia
" Henry B., gasfitter, r. 615% Grove
" I. A. (I. A. Parsons & Co.), and manager
The Cash Buyers Union, 306 Pine, room 3,
r. 60% Tiffany Av
Parsons I. A. & Co. (I. a. Parsons and H. J.
Thompson), clothing retail, 306 Pine,
room 3
" Isabel, widow, r. 2049% Mission
" J. Allen (Bostwick & Parsons), 38 Mills

Bldg, 10th floor
" James, clerk, r. 387 Fremont
" Jemima, widow, r. 816, 19th
*' J. M., miner, r. 186 Ellis
" Josiah S., miner, r. 283 Jessie
" Lillie Miss, teacher music, 25, 9th
" Martha E. Miss, r. 622%, 17th
" Mary A., widow, r. 18, 14th
" Oliver S., weigher, r. 5 Market
•' Peter, watchman str City of Peking
" Robert F., loan teller S. F. Savings Union,
r. 2988 Bush
Parsons Thomas J., president and manager
Del Monte Milling Co., 107 California, r.
905 Steiner

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Parsons William C, cabinet maker, r. 437, 22d
" William C, mining, 330 Pine, rooms 3-4, r.
NE cor 21st and Valencia
Particelli Angelo, plating works, 565 Bryant

" Francisco, brass finisher A. Particelli
Partington Alexander L., salesman Stulz Bros.,
r. 4tl Post
" Alfred, butler, 1830 Jackson
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 411 Post
" Gertrude Miss, artist Examiner, r. Oak-
land
" Harry, coachman, 3504 Howard
Partington Jolin H, E., artist and manager
School of Magazine and Newspaper
Illustration, 424 Pine, r. Oakland
" Richard L., artist Call, r. Oakland
Partlone Charles, harnessmaker J. C. Lawless

& Co., r. 675 Mission
Partmann H. Mrs., baUery and varieties, 2817
16th
" Herman, carpenter, r. 2817, 16th
Partridge Ambrose, foreman Payne's Bolt Wks,

r. Oakland
Partridge Building, 42-44 Steuart

Charles A., offlce 640 Market, room 2, r. 324

Ellis
Charles A., salesman James W. Grant, r.
• SW cor O'Farrell and Leavenworth
Edward B., r. 899 Pine
Edward B., Jr., machinist Union I. Wks,

r. 899 Pine
Ella C, pianist, r. 711 Jones
George, oils, 123 California, room 37, r. 513a

21st
Harry, physician, r. 727 Shotwell
Harry B., clerk local freight ofQce S. P.Co.,

r. 1 Tiffany PI
Helen E., widow, r. 727 Shotwell
Henry L., bookkeeper Button & Partridge,
r. Menlo Park
Partridge J. E., photographic supplies, 26
Montgomery, r. 712 Sutter
" Jennie, widow, r. 1813 Market
Partridge John (Button & Partridge), and sec-
retary Geographical Society of the Pa-
cific, 331 Pine, r. 2526 Washington
Partridge John, printer, publisher and en-
graver, 43-44 Steuart, r. 2526 Washington
" John S., teacher Lowell High School, r. 72t

Shotwell
" Joseph, blacksmith Payne's Bolt Works, r.

Oakland
" Karl C, clerk Railway Mail Service, r. 882
Shotwell
Partridge Sam C, stereopticon and photo-
graphic specialist, 121 Post, room 50, r.
Berkeley
" Willard A., salesman A. Levy & Co., r.
5631/i Bryant
J8®"Partridge, See Patridge and Pattridge
Paruth Henry, tailor, r. 1036A Shotwell
Pasano Felicina, widow, r. 1817^4 Powell
Pascal Alfred, r. 787 Folsom
Pascal, Duhedat & Co. (Eugene and Edouard
Bubedat), wholesale wines, liquors and
groceries, 436-428 Jackson, telephone
Main 5443
" George, marker S. F. Laundrv, r. 1519

Eddy
" Louis, actor, r, 418 Larkin
" Wally Mrs. r. 418 Larkin
Pasch Brothers, (Hyman L. and Robert), boots
and shoes, 207, 4th
" Hyman (Pasch Bros.) r. 307. 4th
" Robert (Pasch Bros.), r. 207, 4th
Pascoe Joseph, carpenter, r. 236 Shotwell
" Joseph C. watchmaker W. K. Vanderslice

& Co., r. 310 Steiner
" Rinda M., widow, r. 735 Geary
" Thomas L., laborer, r. 4 Harriet
" William G., mounter W. T. Garratt & Co.,

r. Berkeley
" William J., decorator, 307 Turk
Pasha Rosalie, widow, r. 1423 Mason
Pasmore Edgar, musician, r. 1208 Clay
" Henry B., teacher music, 1434 Washing-
ton
Pasqariol Anton, glazier, r. 3759 Mission, r. Park
House

PASQUALE B. & SONS

(Benoit, Henry C. and Edward V.),
manufacturers military, naval and
society goods, uniforms, flags, hadges,
regalias, gold and silver trimmings,
640 Washington, telephone Main 5853

Pasquale Benoit (B. Pasquale & Sons), r. 971
Howard

PasqualeC, marine fireman, r 114 Pacific

Pasquale Edward V. (B. Pasquale & Sons), r.
971 Howard

Pasquale Henry C. (B. Pasquale & Sons), r. 971
Howard
" Magi, hostler Pitto & Milani, r. 706 San-
some
" Rinaldo, fisherman, r. 908 Sansome

Pasqualetti Louis, scavenger, r. 23O814 Taylor
rear

Pasquali John (Braida & Pasquali), r. 334 Hick-
ory Av

Pasquini Antonio (Giovacchini & Pasquini), r.
1113 Montgomery rear

Pasquinucoi Rinaldo v., porter, r. 208 Minerva

Passalacqua Janet Miss, school teacher, r. 805M
Filbert
" Giuseppe, laborer, r. 11 Hinckley

Passavant Henry (Passavant Printing Co.), r.
200 Post

Passavant Printing Co.,

S. Carl and Henry Passavant man-
agers, photo printers, 200 Post, cor
Grant Av, telephone Black 1721

Passavant S. Carl (Passavant Printing Co.), r.

300 Post
Passen August, master mariner, r. 906 Illinois
Passet Auguste (Passet & Hahn), r. Berkeley
" Sophie, widow, r. 10131/4 Minna
" & Hahn (Auguste Passet and Felix Hahn),
show cards, 7 Brooks
Pastarini Nicholas, peddler, r. 20 Russell
Pastene Andrew J. (Pastene Bros.), r. 1913^4
O'Farrell
" Antonio J., salesman Pastene Bros., r.

17161/4 Jones
" Brothers (Andrew J. and John J.), fruit and
produce commission merchants, 325-327
Bavis
" John J. (Pastene Bros.), r. 8I71/2 Filbert
" Ricardo, liquors, 637 Vallejo, r. 307 Lom-
bard
Pasteur Germ Proof Filter Co., Charles Brown
& Son Pacific Coast agents, 807 Market
Pastore Giuseppe, shoemaker, 432 Pacific
Pastori Lorenzo, fisherman, r. 18th Av South nr J
Patch George H., clerk Bass-Hueter Paint Co.,
r. 307 Capp
" Hattie. widow, r. 506 Fell
" Nellie B. Miss, teacher music, 1329 Clay
" Oscar A., r. 1326 Folsom
" Teresa W., widow, r. 1229 Clay
" William O., clerk forwarding dept Wells.

Fargo & Co., r. 1226 Folsom
" William Y., bookkeeper Spring Valley W.
W.. r. 1229 Clay
Patchel Edward, cigars and tobacco, 102, 4th, r.
405 Turk
" William E. (Patchel & Battu), r. 1110 Lar-
kin
" & Battu (William E. Patchel and Hippo-
lyte Battu), painters, 1218 Polk
Patchett Charles H., drayman, 422 Front, r. 453
9 th
" J. Edwin, salesman Eveleth & Nash, r. 1416
Broadway

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Lowest prices Stalls 68, 69, 70. 7 1 , and 47
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Patchett Virginia Miss (Pachett & Curtis), r.
4121/2 Post
" & Curtis (Miss Virginia Paohett and Miss
Helen M. Curtis), proprietors Pacific
Academy, 819 Market, room 36
-e®-Patchett. See Padgett

Patek A. & Co. (Godfred Thuesen), leather dres-
sings and laundry supplies, 513, 6th
•' Frederick (J. Stutz & Co.), r. 1815 Laguna
" Henry, hackman United Carriage Co.. r.

637b Minna
" Joseph, r. 1933 Sutter
" Rudolph, musician, r. 10 Hyde
•' Sarah, widow, r. 533 O'Farrell
" Sarah, widow, r. 1425 Larkin,
Patent Brick Co., Philip Caduc president. A. T.
Eastland secretary, office 240 Montgom-
ery, depot Berry bet 3d and 4th
Pater Catherine, widow r. 820!^ Filbert
PatereauAugustina, domestic, 1820 Pacific Av
Paterson Agnes M. Miss, r. 137 Douglass
" A. R. D., special agent Westchester Fire

Ins. Co., r. NE cor Pine and Jones
" Charles, cook Palace Hotel, r. 55, 2d
" David C. engineer Edison Light and Power

Co., r. 530, 8d
" George, carpenter Andrew Wilkie, r. 711^4

Tehama
" George W., cashier Stange & Jaenicke, r.

80"l Guerrero
" John B.. restaurant, 145 Taylor, r. 208 Eddy
" Mary Miss, stenographer Fred Wood-
worth, r. 1714 Market
" R. C, compositor H. S. Crocker Co., r. 825

Mission
" Richard, steward str Arago, r. 529 Hickory

Av
" Robert E., motorman Market St. Ry.. r.

1933 Ellis

■' Robert J., cashier C. E. Whitney, r. 140, 14th

" Van R. (Rodgers & Paterson), attorney at

law, 16 Nevada Block, r. 2530 Washington

" William, carpenter Risdon I. & L. Wks, r.

137 Douglass
" William, liquors, 901 Kearny, r. 800 Kearny
4®="Paterson. See Patterson and Pattison
Patifield George, clerk Howitz & Cohn, r. 15, 10th
Patgin James, laborer, r. 1240 Folsom

" Martin, tailor, r. 1240 Folsom
Patjens J. Hermann, manufacturers' agent,

r. 35 Jessie
Patle Peter, marble polisher RufQno & Bianchi,

r. 621 Broadway
Patnaude Joseph L. (Patnaude & Labordette),
r. 325 Taylor
" & Labordette (Joseph L. Patnaude and
Edward Labordette), liquors, SW cor
O'Farrell and Taylor
Patocchi Carlo, butcher, r. 516 Pacific
Paton Charles J., physician, 327 Geary
" George, molder, r. 547 Minna
" George, master mariner, r. 211 Mason
" Goodman, r. 21'^ Perry
" J. G., salesman Johnson-Locke Mercantile

Co., r. Alameda
" John H.. bricklayer, r. 53H4 Shotwell
" Robert E., milkman, r. NE cor 32d Av and

Clement
" Theophilus, dairy. NE cor 22d Av and Cle-
ment
" Thomas, policeman, r. 430, 10th
4^Paton. See Patton, Patten, Payton and

Peyton
Patri Max, laborer, r. 1014 Bryant
Patriarche Charles T., cashier Pac. Imp. Co.. r.
2421 Pacific Av

Patrician Augusta H., widow, r. 112 Liberty
Patricio John C, boatman U. S. Customs
" Joseph F., boiler maker J. T. Moynihan, r.
1808 Lombard
Patrick A. B. & Co., Albert B. Patrick presi-
dent, proprietor South San Francisco
Tannery and wholesale leather dealers.
119 Clay
Patrick Albert B., president A. B. Patrick &
Co., 119 Clay. r. 1402 McAllister
" Albert E., clerk A. B. Patrick & Co., r. 1402

McAllister
" Andrew R., traveling salesman Wellman,
Peck & Co., r. 63314 Guerrero

PATRICK B. H.,

rubber stamps, stencils, seals, metal
goods and book and job printer, 512
Market, telephone 1234, r. Hotel St.
Nicholas
Patrick B. H. & Co. (incorporated), J. M.Patrick
president, Hermann Thies secretary,
rubber stamps, stencils, seals, brands
and printing, 318 California
" Francis G., stationery, 116, 9th
" George, liquors, 816 Sansome
" Harris F., clerk A. B. Patrick & Co., r. 1402
McAllister
Patrick Harry W., teacher music, 103 Donohoe

Bldg
Patrick J. M., president B. H. Patrick & Co.,
318 California, r. 1413b Clay
" John, cook The Louvre, r. 862% Mission
" John, glasscutter W. P. Fuller & Co., r. 33

Hawthorne
" John, laborer J. Horstmann, r. 6% Freelon
" John E., helper Cal. Art Metal Wks, r. 765

Mission
" Otto, salesman, r. 1309 Leavenworth
" Robert, clerk S. P. Co., r. 6051/2, 3d
" Samuel, bartender John Butler, r. 1309

Leavenworth
" L., tobacco worker H. Bohls &, Co., r. 809

Larkin
" Thomas B., carpet renovator, r. 11 U/^ Polk
" Wellington C, barber, 705 Broadway, r. 1128

Pacific
■■ W. G.,r. 126 Ellis

" William, tobacco worker H. Bohls & Co., r.
18 Anthony
Patricot Peter, laborer George de Latour. r.

2003 Franklin
Patridge Clinton C, safe mover, SW cor Jessie

and 2d, r. .307, 4th
J8®=-Patridge. See Partridge and Pattridge
Patriot Publishing Co., W. F. Barnes secre-
tary and manager, 819 Market, room 7
Patriotic Assurance Co. The (Dublin, Ireland),
Okell, Dannell & Co. general agents,
411 California
Patrizi Ettore, editor L'ltalia, 629 Washington.

r. 1822 Powell
Patrone Gussie. domestic, 136 Tremont Av
Patsel Wilhelm E., gasfitter, r. 31 Uranus
Patt Ewald, pressman, r. 611 Linden Av

" Otto, pressman Louis Pf aff, r. 611 Linden Av
Pattee Frank M., printer, r. 1237 Stockton
" Joseph H.. bookkeeper Vermont Marble

Co., r. 308Brannan
" Solon, accountant, 509 Montgomery
;86B= Pattee. See Paty

Patten Agnes E., teacher music, r. 155 Perry
" Charles, inspector Spring Valley W. W.. r.
2663 Howard

PATTEN CHARLES S.,

wood and photo engraving, 531 Cali-
fornia, room 9, r. 1413 Sacramento

Patten George W., r. 922 Oak
" John, expressman, r. 1.55 Perry
" Robert, teamster, r. 842, 22d
" Thomas, shoemaker, r. Plymouth Av nr

Sadowa
" William, shipping clerk, r. 724 Mission
" William H., engineer, r. 842, 22d
" William J., carpenter, r. 932 Shotwell
" William P., bartender, r. 661 Howard
4^-Patten. See Paton, Patton, Payton and

Peyton

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Pattenaude Maggie, widow, r. 174 Minna
Patterson A. C. salesman Liggett & Myers
Tobacco Co.
" Ada Miss, reporter, r.714 Bush
" Albert L. C. (Patterson & Co.), r. Berkeley
" Alexander, bookkeeper, r. 1 West Eddy
" Annie B., widow, r. 905 Guerrero
" Andrew J., machinist, r. 1921V4 Stockton
" Arthur, contractor, r. 1532 Guerrero
" Arthur D., clerk Voss, Conrad & Co,
" Belle Miss, r. 900 Powell
" Calvin G., painter, r. 919'/^ Filbert
" Catherine, widow, r. 554 Folsom
" C. D. Mrs., widow, r. 502 Powell
" Charles, r. 520 Jackson
" Charles, kitchen hand, r. 765 Mission
" Charles, ship carpenter, r. 118 Mississippi
" Charles, porter Collins & Wheeland
" Charles, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
" Charles A., carpenter, r. 437 O'Farrell
" Charles J. F., telegraph operator, r. 10

Hanover PI
" Charles M., laundryman, r. 1443 Leaven-
worth
" Charles R., clerk, r. 7 Yerba Buena
" Clarence A., salesman, r. 1009 Clay
" Crosby, millwright, r. 1448, 24th
" Edith, domestic. 1511 Jackson
" Edwin R., carpenter, r. 1155 Folsom rear
" Eliza Miss, bakery, 1113, 23d
Patterson Elbert R., bookkeeper C. S. Laumeis-
ter, r. 1720 Howard
" F., waiter str Pomona
" Fanny, widow, r. 1936 Bush
" Francois, r. 208 Jackson
" Frank, druggist, r. 919 Filbert
" Frank, clerk James P. JGuerin, r. 554 Fol-
som
" Frank W., marine engineer, r. 1012i4 Shot-
well
" George A., bookkeeper Baker & Hamilton,

r. 1814 Pierce
" George W. H. (George W. H. Patterson &
Co.), r. NE cor 30th and Church

Patterson George W. H. & Co.

(George W. H. and WiUiam Patter-
son), real estate, collection agency,
fire and marine insurance, 2 Valencia,
cor Market

Patterson H., cook, r. 765 Mission
" Helen Y., widow, r. 2216 Hyde
" Henry J., laborer S. P. Co., r. Alameda
" Henry K., carpenter, r. 25a 13th
" Henry W., painter, r. 401 Harrison
" Howard O., compositor, r. 1009 Clay
" Isabella Miss, 'teacher Haight Primary

School, r. 1039A Dolores
" James, agent Chicago and North Western

Ry.. r. 28111^4 Howard
" James, broker, r. 502 Powell
" James, mining, r. 1346 Market
Patterson James, president and manager

Pacific Saw Manufacturing Co., 17-19

Fremont, r. 924 Greenwich
" James, ship joiner, r. 236 Montana
" James Jr., sawmakerPac. SawMlg. Co., r.

1928 Taylor
" James H., clerk auditing dept Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. 2216 Hyde
" James R., r. 2013 Folsom
" Jay, clerk Le Count Bros.
" J. B., master mariner, 9 Mission
" Jennie, widow, r. CoUingwood nr 17th
" Jeremiah J., longshoreman, r. 419 East
" John, butcher, r. 1000, 14th Av South
" John, carpenter, r. 40014 Harrison
" John, mining expert, r. 610 Van Ness Av
" John, seaman, r. 409 Drumm
" JohnC, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1222

Vallejo
" John F., compositor, r. 1222 Vallejo
" John G., floorman James P. Guerin, r. 1067

Mission
" John M., cigars and tobacco, 877 Market, r.

117 Polk
" John Q. A., wood and coal, 408 Church, r.

925, 19th
" John S., molder, r. 119 Bernard

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

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Patterson J. S., clerk, r. 1926 Market

" Julia Miss, domestic, r. 314 Jessie

" Kate, widow, r. 554 Folsom

" Lloyd H., clerk Patterson & Co., r. Berke-
ley

" Malcolm, sailmaker Simpson & Fisher, r.
447 Minna

" Margaret Miss, r. 809 Filbert

" Martha Miss, teacher of drawing Cogswell
Polytechnic College, r. 1039a Dolores

" Millie Mrs., proprietor Chester House, 1049
Market

" Moses, compositor The Elevator, r. 622 Clay

" Norman F., engineer, r. 320 Louisiana

" Oliver H., physician, r. 1009 Clay

" Rachel B., widow, r. 25 South Park

" Richard, r. Presidio

" Richard T., cook Young & Weisman, r. 944
Mission

" Robert, r. 331 Kearny

" Robert, carpenter, r. 1 West Eddy

" Robert, laborer, r. 405 Greenwich

" Robert, marine engineer, r. 1333 Scott

" Robert H., teamster F. H. Hammer & Co.,
r. 528 O'Farrell

" Robert R., printer, 429 Montgomery, r. 1519
Vallejo

" Robert W., carpenter, r. 2.59 Tehama

" Stewart, collector Wainwright & Easton,
r. 25A, 13th

" Thomas, baggageman Wells, Fargo & Co.,
r. Oakland

" Thomas W., painter, r. 25A, 13th

" Walter J., collector postofBce, r. Oakland

" Warren R., teamster, r. 29% Madison Av

" William (Ackerson & Patterson), r. 2533
Mission „ ^ ^

" William (George W. H. Patterson & Co.),
r. Berkeley „^ ,

" William, house and sign painter, 629%
Union, r. 919/2 Filbert

" William, machinist F. A. Robbins Press
Works, r. CoUingwood nr 17th

" William, master bktn Tarn O'Shanter,
office 48 Market, room 1, r. Berkeley
Patterson William, metal signs, 604 California,
r. 1759 Polk

" William, salesman Pacific Saw Mfg. Co.,
r. 934 Greenwich

" William, superintendent Urgent Repairs
Harbor Commissioners, office NW cor
Pacific and East, r. 935 Valencia

" William F., marine engineer, r. 1012!4 Shot-
well .,_,

" William G., conductor Market St. Ry., r.
1318 Fell

" William H., clerk, r. 1222 Vallejo

" William H., master marine, r. 1313 San-
some „

" William M., president W. M. Patterson
Co., 20 Ellis, r. 715 Larkin

" William S., molder Risdon 1. & L. Wks, r.
443 Valencia , ^ ^

" William T., deputy clerk Board of Super-
visors, r. 207 Larkin
Patterson W. M. Co., W. M. Patterson presi-
dent, W. E. MuUer secretary, publishers
and printers, 20 Ellis
Patterson & Co. (Albert L. C. Patterson), pro-
prietors Berkeley, San Francisco and
Oakland Express, 21 Market
4®=-Patterson. See Peterson and Pattison
Patterson's Hall, NE cor Church and 30th
Patti Frank, barber, 1444 Valeneia
Pattiani William L., salesman Langley &
Michaels Co., r. Alameda

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WILLIAM WOLFF & CO., 329 Market St.

Pattino Louisa, widow, r. 5 Pollard PI
Pattinson Joseph, carpenter and builder and

contractor, 1518 Turk, r. 1518a Turk
Pattison George (George Pattison & Co.), r.

Oakland
" George, laborer, r. Connecticut nr Army

PATTISON GEORGE & CO.,

(George Pattison and Ira M. Henry),
alumina sectional covering for steam
pipes and boilers, 32, Sth

Pattison George F., marine engineer Harbor

Commissioners, r. Alameda
" Isaac N., real estate, 19 Montgomery, r. 711

Jones
" James L., real estate, r. 711 Jones
" J. C, capitalist, r. 711 Jones
" John, car driver, r. 807a 17tli
" William, longshoreman, r. 430 Vallejo
4®=Pattison. See Patterson
Patton Alexander T., health inspector New City

Hall, office 330 Pine
" Alva A., engineer Hotel St. Nicholas, r.

713Ji Minna
" Alva F., repairer musical instruments, r.

713!4 Minna
" Bernard, tanner Norton Tanning Co.. r.

Kansas nr Yolo
" Charles, student, r. 505 Cole
Patton Charles L., attorney at law, 319 Pine,

rooms 56-58, r. 2500 Broadway, telephone

Main 5408
" Clarence A., draughtsman Willi am Patton,

r. Alanieda
" Duncan H., salesman J. Noonan
" James, fireman tug Monarch, r. Ocean View
" James, with Keeley Institute, r. 213 Frank-
lin
Patton Jasper N., secretary Pacific Mutual

Life Insurance Co., 508 Montgomery, r.

505 Cole
" John, r. 2107 Bush
" John, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co.
" John A., real estate, r. 418 Ellis
" John E., bartender John M. Evans
" Henry A., clerk W. U. Tel. Co., r. 661 Howard
" George S. (Patton & McClain). r. 1654 Mar-
ket
" Edward H., tanner Norton Tanning Co., r.

SW cor Vermont and Sierra
" M. Miss, instructress City and County

Hospital
" Mamie Miss, spooler Golden Gate Woolen

Mills
" Robert Mrs., r. 1327 Oak
" Thomas, boilermaker T. J. Moynihan, r.

820 Greenwich
" Thomas J., engineer Commercial Soap Co.,

r. SW cor Vermont and Sierra
" William, carpenter Miller & Hamilton, r.

890 Shotwell
" William H.,r. 309 Steiner
" William R.. surgeon str City of Sydney
•' & McClain (George S. Patton and Orlando

McClain), liquors, 1652 Market
^r-Patton. See Patten, Paton, Payton and

Peyton
Pattosien Carpet Co. (William J. Pattosien and

William Cordes), carpet importers and

window shade manufacturers, 4&5 Valen-
cia
" William J. (Pattosien Carpet Co.), r. 117

Liberty
Pattridge Robert K., lumber merchant, r. 29th

Av South nr K
^5"Pattrldge. See Partridge and Patridge

Pattyn David, fruits and vegetables, 244, 9th
Paturel August, r. 1304 Pine
" C. Mme. (Mrs. E. Sober), importer of

leeches, 916 Fulton
Paty Francis W., agent, r. 118 Taylor
■' William T., contractor and builder, 2507

Folsom
«®-Paty. See Pattee

Pauba Adelbert, widow, r. 1315 Golden Gate Av
Pauchon Charles, cook Merchants' Club, r. 4

Green PI
Paudler Joseph, bronze worker, r. 6H Elwood

rear

PAUGH W. J.,

physician and surgeon, specialties
diseases of eye, ear, nose and throat,
oflace 640 Clay, rooms 7 and 9, front-
ing on Kearny; hours 9 a. m. to 12 m.
and 1 to 3 p. m., r. Santa Clara County,
Milpitas P. 0.
Paul Albert H. (George F. Smith & Co.), and
secretary Lewis, Anderson & Co., 225
East, r. 1094 Union
Paul Almarin B., mining engineer, 49 Crocker
Bldg, r. 1032 Broadway

" Almarin B. Jr., cashier Charles W. Pike &
Co., r. 1032 Broadway

" Andrew R., master mariner, r. 1940V4 Mis-
sion

" Charles, barber, r. 859 Mission

" Charles A., tailor, 9 Franklin

■' Charles E., butter maker Jersey Farm Co.,
r. 350 Tehama

" David, distiller Potrero Yeast and Vinegar
Co., r. 802 Indiana

" Ethel Miss, dressmaker, r. 1143 Folsom

" Florence K. Miss, teacher, r. 1032 Broad-
way

" Frank, manager tea dept. Tillmann & Ben-
del, r. 2422a Polk

" Frank, tailor, r. 718i/4 Natoma

" G. Mrs., widow, r. 805 O'Farrell

" George A., bookkeeper, r. 1418 Hyde

" Gustavus A., machinist, r. 46 Elgin Park
Av

" James, r. 561 Stevenson

" Jennie P., widow, r. 3231/4. 32d

" John J., blacksmith Market St. Ry Co., r.
722 Hayes

'• John M., house painter, r. 323V4, 22d

' ' Josef, surfman Fort Point Life Saving Sta-
tion, Presidio

" Louisa, widow, r. 1830'4 Howard

" Manuel, barber Antonio S. Martinho, r.
Oakland

" Maria T., widow, r. 408^ Natoma

" Mattie M. Miss, r. 323i/4, 23d

" R., oiler str City of Puebla

" Ray, clerk, r. 722 Hayes

" Stephen, laborer, r. 413 Sierra

" Thomas F., machinist, r. 408Ji Natoma

" William, r. 517 Pine

" William, architect, r. 419 Ellis

" William, butcher, SW cor Fillmore and
Greenwich

" William H., cook M. Schlaudecker. r. 865
Mission
4®-Paul. See Pahl, Paull and Pohl
Paulden Charles A., clerk J. K. Armsby Co., r.

2615 Howard
Pauli Emilie, widow, r. 120 Jones

" Gustav A., entry clerk Stein, Simon & Co.,
r. 120 .Jones

" Gustav J., groceries, 1800 Stockton

" John, painter, r. 28 Turk

" O., boilermaker Eureka Boiler Wks
-8S=-Pauli. See Pohley. Poll and Poly
Paulin John H., photographer, r. 1068 Howard
Je®=- Paulin. See Paullin
Paulini Dominic, cooper, r. 39% Zoe
Paulissen Emil L. J., musician, r. 224 Chestnut

" Henry, decorator, r. 224 Chestnut
Paulist Fathers The Order of. Rev. Henry H.
Wyman, C. S. P., superior, 628 California
Paull George H., shipping clerk Risdon I. and
L. Wks, r. 649 Howard

" William O., salesman, r. 600 Bush
j8®=- Paull. See Pahl. Paul and Pohl

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Paullin Edgar F., janitor, 319 Pine, r. 37, 20tli
Paulme Eugene, tailor, r. 1613 Leavenworth
Paulovlch S., deckhand str Bay City, r. Ala-
meda
Pauls John H., carpenter and builder, 1320

Stanyan
Paulsell Anne J. Miss, nurse Hospital for

Children, 3700 California
Paulsen A., clerk, r. 934 Kearny
•' Andrew, waiter Henry Diers, r. 3 Mary

Lane
" B. W. Mrs., with Nathan, Dohrmann & Co.,

r. 1310 Jones
" Carl, cabinet maker S. F. Mfg. Co., r. 1107

Folsom
" Charles, wagon maker, r. 924 Folorida
" Charles R., asst. keeper Bonita Point Light

Station
" Christine, liquors, 714 Bryant
" Clara, widow, r. 336, 18th
" Ernest, confectioner Swain Bros., r. 818%

Geary
" Frederick W., clerk Hermann Paulsen, r.

1837 Eddy
" Gustave, bartender Eugene Kienle, r. 735

Natoma
" Hans, master schr Annie, office .32 Steu-

art
" Henning C, watchman, r. 575, 3d
" Henry, painter, r. 70 Shipley
" Henry, ship carpenter, r. 16 Polk Lane
" Henry H., bookkeeper Siebe Bros. & Plage-

mann, r. 1837 Eddy
" Henry W., liquors, 2.50 Spear
Paulsen Hermann, groceries.wines and liquors,

1839 Eddy
" Joanna, widow, r. 159 Dore
" John, yardman South S. F. Tannery, r. 301

" Julius B. (Paulsen & Wells), r. 12,3), 23d
" Louie, carriage maker William Wertsch,

r. 1839 Eddy
" Margaret, widow, r. 1424, 26th
" Marie B. Miss, dressmaker, r. 515, 3d
" Martin, master brig Geneva, office 40 Cali-
fornia, room 10
" Niles, asphaltum worker, r. 205, 14th
" Paul A. G., contractor, r. 12 Oak Grove Av
" Peter J., cigars and tobacco, Mission St.

Wharf No. 1
" Peter M., machinist Pac. Roll. Mill. r. 316

Louisana
" Peter M., shirtmaker, r. 1.332 Alabama
" Robert, teamster, r. 12 Vincent
" Waldimir. r. 1154 Folsom rear
Paulsen William, groceries and liquoi-s, NW

cor 7th and Mission, r. 633 Minna
Paulsen & Wells (Julius B. Paulsen and A. H.

Wells), importers cigars and tobacco.

SW cor Montgomery and Bush, branch 34

Montgomery
^^■'Paulsen. Pauiissen and Paulson
Paulson August, salesman Wilson & Baechtel,

r. 1714 Market
" Benjamin, laborer, r. 106 Cortland Av
" Charles J., r. 522 Kansas
" Edward, collector, r. 307 Golden Gate Av
" Gustav, r. 15 Elsie
" Henry, laborer, r. 1805V4 Stockton
" J., carpenter str City of Everett
" James M., clerk B. Bangs, r. 514 Jones
■' John H., clerk Station K Post Office, r. 22

Kansas
" Nicholas P., laborer Leonard & Ellis, r. 626

Green
" N., gripman Presidio and Ferries RR., r.

1220a Union
" Nels, conductor Presidio and Ferries RR.,

r. 1625 Leavenworth
" Nicholas, laborer, r. 772^4 Harrison
" P., waiter, r. 715 Howard
" Paul, cook J. L. Baar, r. 6 Central PI
" Peter M., carpenter Albert Hansen, r. 8

Bond
" Richard J., 2d officer str Willamette Val-
ley, r. 818^^ Geary rear
" Sara, domestic, 1506 Larkin
" Victor, painter, r. 401 Harrison
" Wallace A., bookkeeper, r. 2 De Long Av

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.

DOMESTIC RUGS

rN LARGE VARIETY.

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Paulson William, carpenter, 116 Powell, r. 514
Jones rear
" William Jr., carpenter William Paulson,
r. 315 Golden Gate Av
*3=Paulson. Pauiissen and Paulsen
Paulssen Bernhard, journalist, r. 18 John
Paulucci Albani, liquors, \630y^ Eddy
" Lelio V. (Paulucci & Casassa),r. 1831 Eddy

PAULUCCI & CASASSA,

(Lelio V. Paulucci and Charles Casassa)
produce commission merchants,
■wholesale, 416-418 Davis, telephone
Main 994

Paulus Daniel C, butcher James Hall, r. 1009
11th Av South
" Julia Miss, saleslady Goldberg, Bowen &

Co.
" Louis, butcher, r. 1009, 11th Av South
Pausmann Henry, wood and coal, hay and grain,
.408Bay, r. 400Bay
" Henry Jr., clerk Henry Pausmann, r. 400
Bay
Pauson Barbara H., widow, r. 1216 Pacific
" Frank (Hyams, Pauson & Co.), r. 1257 Octa-

via
" Jacob W., with Chicago Clothing Co., r.

12.57 Octavia
" Samuel B., salesman Chicago Clothing Co.,
r. 1257 Octavia
4®"Pauson. See Pawson
Paustian John, laborer, r. 319 Tehama

" John Jr., laborer, r. 319 Tehama
Pautz Henry D., butcher, r. 226, 10th
Pavel Adolph, shoemaker, 319 Noe

" Gustav, carpenter, r. 1248, 18th
Pavenda Agostino, laborer, r. 7 Vincent
Pavert Remy J., carpenter and builder, 40 New

Montgomery, r. GiOYi Castro
Pavesi Seraphine, shoemaker, 708 Montgomery

Av
Pavey William, gardener, r. Sherman Av nr

Sears
-^="Pavey. See Peavey

Pavilion Auction House, John W. Flinn proprie-
tor, 319-32! Sutter
PawlickiCa&imirF., physician, 1119 Van Ness
Av
" Ladislaus, physician, 1119 Van Ness Av
" Thaddeus E., attornev at law, 5 Mills
Bldg, 9th floor, r. 1119 Van Ness Av

Pawnee Indian Medicine Co.,

C. A. Burgess & Co. proprietors. Our
remedies delivered to all parts of City
and State free. Indian doctor. Free
consultation, 941 Howard

Pawson Arthur, secretary U. S. Smokeless Pow-
der Co., 13 Pine, r. 1324 Sutter

>^=Pawson. See Pauson

Passon W. Lawrence, clerk Baker & Hamilton,
r. Alameda

Paxton B. W., treasurer Cal. Wine Makers'
Corporation, 46 Luning Bldg, r. Healds-
burg

PAXTON CHARLES E.,

stockbroker, member San Francisco
Stock and Exchange Board, 314 Pine,

Paxton Katherine R. Miss, teacher cooking Pub-
lic Schools, r. 28 Rincon PI

Pay Joseph, cook, r. 13 Scott PI

Payen Frank, boiler maker Risdon I. & L. Wks,
r. 16 Bryant Av

Payer Louis, laundryman, 217 Powell

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Payet A. L., cook str Homer

" Jules E., steward, r. 1 Himmelmann PI
Payette Arthur, yardman Wainvrright & East-

on, r. 311 Main
Paymiller John, liquors, 700 Sansome, r. 3 Sil-
ver Star PI
Paymot P., gardener. Colombo Market
Payne Abner L., president Western Land and

Title Co., 606 Montgomery, room 11
" A. D. Lea, carrier postofflce, r. 1710 Hyde
" Albert E., compositor Call, r. 119 Perry
" Charles, turntable man Market St. Ry., r.

538 Lott
" Clyde S.. dentist, 731 Sutter
" Edward L., student, r. 909 Taylor
" E. L. Mrs., r. The Colonial
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 725, 23d
" Emmet C, hog raiser, Hunters" Point
" Etta Miss, teacher music, 1710 Hyde
" George F.. machinist, r. 1709 Stockton rear
Payne George H., president E. M. Derby & Co.,

82 California, room 10, r. 1019 Pacific Av,

Alameda
Payne George L., president Payne's Bolt Works.

121-123 Howard, r. 2910 Howard
" George T., plumber, r. 1710 Hyde
" George W., tinsmith, r. 1709 Stockton rear
" Harry T., editor and proprietor Field

Sports, 531 California, r. 1236 Market
" Henry, r. 413. 4th
" Henry, water tender str Santa Rosa, r. 1032

Shotwell
" Henry A., inspector U. S. Customs, r. 311

Leavenworth
" H. T., master mariner, 9 Mission
" John, carpenter, r. 1120 Folsom
" John G., shipping clerk Thomas Day & Co..

r. 610 Jones
" John S., harnes maker, r. 1710 Hyde
" Mary J., landscape artist, r. 1710 Hyde
PasTie Noah, secretary Payne's Bolt Works,

121-123 Howard, r. 132. 36th
" Redmond, oculist and aurist, 731 Sutter
" Robert E., physician, 731 Sutter, r. 2826

California
" Robert J., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &

Co.. r. 5.38 Lott
" S. W., broker, r. 819 California
PajTie Theodore F., capitalist, oface 330 Pine,

room 8, r. 1409 Sutter
" Viola B. Miss, bookkeeper, r. 1709 Stockton

rear
Payne Warren R., capitalist, office 330 Pine.

room 8, r. 811 Bush
" William, clerk, r. 1709 Stockton rear
" William E., compositor Report, r. Lorin.

Cal.
" William H., liquors, NE cor 3d and Bran-
nan, r. NE cor 4th and Perry

PAYNE'S BOLT WORKS

(incorporated), George L. Payne presi-
dent, Noah Payne secretary, manu-
facturers machine holts and nuts and
Norway iron carriage bolts, 121-123
Howard, telephone Main 757

'^"Payne. See Paine

Paynter E. Arthur, clerk Levin Bros., r. 501a
Franklin
" Woodman S., r. 501a Franklin
" Woodman S. Jr., salesman, r. 501a Frank-
lin

4®"Paynter. See Painter

Payot Henry (Payot. Upham & Co.), r. 922 Ellis
" Leonce, clerk Superintendent Streets of-
fice, r. 920 Ellis

Payot, Upham & Co. (Henry Payot and Isaac
Upham), wholesale stationers, 101 Bat-
tery cor Pine
Paysen William, waiter, r. 504 Fulton
Payson Albert H., second vice-president San
Francisco and San Joaquin Valley Rail-
way Co., 321 Market, r. San Mateo
" Carter N., stair builder, r. 709 Shotwell
" Clarence C, machinist Golden State and

Miners' Iron Wks, r. 309 Eddy
" Edward L., laborer, r. 5 Powell Av rear
Payson William H., attorney at law, 174 Crocker

Bldg, telephone Main 921, r. Berkeley
Paytavay Frank J., candy maker T. G. Gruen-

hagen & Co., r. 503 Folsom
Payton B. Mrs., r. California Hotel
" George W. (Kenney & Payton), r. 18 Ford
" Mary, widow, r. 715 Tehama
4®"Payton. See Patton, Patten. Petten and

Peyton
Paz Angelo C, carpenter,. r. 343 Jessie

" Prudence, widow, r. 343 Jessie
Pazerwick Frank, baker, r. 625 Clay
Peabody David, gripman Cal. St RR., r. 17 Glover
" E. & Co. (Edward Peabody), coal dealers,

35 Clay
" Edward (E. Peabody & Co.), r. 1506 Larkin
" Edward, gripman, r. 1810 Broderick
" Edward W., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r.
1506 Larkin
Peabody Free Kindergarten, Miss Kate Ban-
ning principal, 64 Silver
Peabody Primary School, Miss Gertrude H.
Cahalin principal. West Mission bet
Hermann and Ridley
Peace Mary Mrs., dressmaking, r. 526 Turk
J8®" Peace. See Pease

Peach Augustus N., asst. superintendent Tubbs -
Cordage Co., r. 523 Jessie
" Charles, pork packer, 427 Hayes
" Dwight M., r. 257 Octavia
" Ellen, widow, r. 318 Fell
■' Harriet M., widow, r. 523 Jessie
Peachblow Consolidated Gold Mining Co. (Sierra
Co.), W. G. Langdon secretary, 338
Montgomery, rooms 65-66
Peache AlphonsoM., traveling salesman F. H.

Ames & Co., r. 204 Ellis
Peacock A. Mrs., cook A. W. McCoy, r. 1390
Turk
" Albert, carpenter, r. 1772 Howard
" Albert E., upholsterer Cal. Furniture Mfg

Co.. r. 532 Turk
" Albert F., foreman car repairers S. P. Co.,

r. 24 Healey
" Alfred, machinist, r. 118, 16th
" George W., beveler Pioneer W. L. & Color

Wks, r. 532 Turk
" James, fireman str Transit, r. Berkeley
" James O., poulterer A. Strasser, r. 532

Turk
" John H. , upholsterer John Hoey, r. 532 Turk
" Lewis P., engineer, r. 412a Bryant
" Maude Miss, r. 532 Turk
" William P., compositor Methodist Book
Depository, r, 426 Greenwich
Peak Roy, waiter, r. 367 Jessie
Peake Bessie M. Mrs., teacher Hearst Gram-
mar School, r. 232 Haight
" Frederick R., clerk P. W. Bellingall, r.

Berkeley
" Jennie Mrs., domestic St. Luke's Hospital
■' William, driver S. Simon
Peano Felix, teacher Cal. School of Mechanical

Arts, r 2523 Octavia
Pearce Anna H., widow, dressmaker, r. 823 Va-
lencia
" Benjamin F., dentist, 139 Post, r. 525, 17th
" Berkeley, attorney at law, r. 730 Post
" Catherine L., widow, r. 2037 Mission
" Elizabeth F. Miss, matron Lick Old

Ladies' Home
" Emily H., widow, r. 118 Diamond
" Ernest R., clerk W. J. Callingham, r. 925

Hyde
" Frank J., painter, r. 3100 Laguna
" Frederick teamster, r. 419 Fremont
" Frederick B., dental student, r. 655, 30th
" George F.. r. 317 Taylor

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Pearce Grace Miss, principal Eaton Free Kin-
dergarten and Sutro Kindergarten, r. 1221

Folsom
" Henry M., house decorator, r. 434 Haight
" James F., plasterer, r. 1225, 26tli
" John Q., liquors, 507 Minna, r. 4201/4 Na-

toma
" L. B. Miss, pupil nurse, City and County

Hospital
" Martha, widow, r. 822 Bush
•' Morgiana, widow, r. 641 Golden Gate Av
" Robert G., waiter str Eureka, r. 118 Dia-

naond
■< Thomas D., traveling salesman, r. 606 Oc-

tavia
4®"Pearce. See Pearse, Pelrce and Pierce
Peard Henry, fine wines, liquors and cigars,

213L,arljin
" Sidney J., engineer Flint & McLennan, r.

1232,26th
Pearkes Edward J., watchman U. S. Mint, r.929

O'Farrell
Pearl Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 5 Redwood

Court
Pearl Dowda Memorial Kindergarten, 2927

Mission
" Elizabeth C, widow, r. 215 Page
" Isadore, solicitor, r. 5 Redwood Court
" Lauren A., salesman F. N. Woods & Co.. r.

215 Page
" Mary E., widow, r. 906 Market
" Max, plumber, r. 1854 Howard
" Rosa, domestic, 804 Geary
" Samuel T. , clerk Pac. Mutual Life Ins. Co. ,

r. 6221/2, 17th
" Sylvester, cashier Metzger & Franklin, r.

" The, Mrs°. N. J. Lund proprietor, 88, 9th
" William, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 42

Manchester
" William M. Rev., chief pastor Catholic
Apostolic Church, r. 3648, 17th
4®-Pearl. See Perl

Pearlman Abraham, r. Pacific Hebrew Home
" Abraham M., capitalist, 6 Mutual Life

Fldg, 3d floor, r. 317 Franklin
" Simon M., druggist A. L. Lengfeld, r. 505
Octavia
46g"Pearlman. See Perlman
Pearne Frederick E. T., freight clerk str Zea-
landia, r. 1908 Broadway
" William G., master O. & O. SS Gaelic, r.
East Oakland
Pearre Daniel, cook Mrs. J. T. Daly, r. 628 Mer-
chant
Pearsall Walla,ce M., book and job printer, 761

Howard, r. Lorin, Cal.
Pearse Grace M. Miss, cashier Washburn &

Moen Mfg. Co., r. Oakland
4®"Pearse. See Pearce
Pearsen Peter, expressman, 527 East, r. 200

Francisco
Pearson Benjamin, tailor, r. 248 State
" Bernhardt, housemover Olof Wilson, r.

409, 5th
" CarlF., millhandN. Parrish &Co.,r. 336,

1st
" Charles E., U. S. deputy land and mineral
surveyor, 504 Kearny, rooms 1-3, 3d floor,
r. Oakland
" Christina, domestic, 3220 Clay
" Christine Miss, r. 340, 3d
" Edward K, housemover, 1213Folsom, r. SW

cor Andover and Benton Avs
» Edwin, r. 216 Utah
" Fernando, painter, r. 2217 Mason
" Frank, painter, r. 2217 Mason
" Frederick O., house mover, 312, 24th
" George W., clerk Joshua Hendy Machine

Wks, r. 1511 Noe
" George W., telegraph operator, r. Brooklyn

Hotel
" Herman, showcase maker Dixon, Borgeson

&Co., r. 1215 Noe
" Ida, domestic, 948 Guerrero
" J. Harry, master mariner, r. 1207 Nebraska
" John, blacksmith Chris Anderson, r. 630

Natoma
" John, carpenter, r. 1106 Alabama

W. MONTAGUE & CO,

MANUFACTURERS OP

RIVETED IRON and STEEL

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and Irrigation.

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Pearson John, carpenter, r. Prospect Av nr
Esmeralda Av

" John, cook John P. Ecklund, r. 1403 Va-
lencia

" John, engineer Del Monte Milling Co., r.
927, 23d

" John, helper Ralston I. Wits., r. 1314 White

" John, laborer, r. E s Railroad Av nr 8th Av
South

" John, teamster, I. 975 Bryant

" John H., r. 2018 Larkin

." John P., drayman McNab & Smith, r. 11511/4
Folsom

" John W. (Pearson & Co.), r. 504 Kearny

" Joseph, master mariner, r. 927 Brannan

" J. P., master brk Germania, office 450
Main, r. Pacific Grove

" J. Winfleld (The Pearson-Swenarton Co.),
r. Oakland

" Mary E. Mrs., r. 119, 5th

" Mary E. Mrs., boarding, r. Railroad Av nr
8th Av South

" Nels K., bootblack, 260, 3d, r. 330 Perry

" Oliver, carpenter, r. 520 Day

" Otto (Pearson & Boyson), r. 4 Martha PI

" Peter, housemover Olof Wilson, r. 409, 5th

" Peter, laborer South S. F. Tannery, r.
Franconia House

" Robert, stonemason, r. 306a Bartlett

" Sorelle, ticket seller, r. 311 Elm Av

" -Swenarton Co. The (J. Winfleld Pearson
and E. T. Swenarton), manufacturers'
agents, bicycles, etc., 113 Montgomery

" Theodore, stableman, r. 2460 Folsom

" Thomas W., carpenter Leach & Lee, r. 1035
Market

" William, r. 417 Bush

" William (Stern & Pearson), r. 836 Mission

" William, accountant Palatine Ins. Co., r.
1919 Broderick

" William, stevedore, r. 1611 Jones

" William A., machinist Joshua Hendy Ma-
chine Wks, r. 1511 Noe

" William W., special policeman, r. 781 Mis-
sion

'• W. S., doorkeeper Baldwin Theatre, r. 415
Post

" & Boyson (Otto Pearson and Charles P.
Boyson), coffee saloon, 425 Bush
Pearson & Co. (John W.Pearson), mining and
real estate, 504 Kearny, rooms 1-3, 3d
floor
4®-Pearson. See Pears son. Person andPierson
Pearsson John P., fireman, r. 47 Natoma
>g®-Pearsson. See Pearson, Person and Pier-
son
Peart Ella Mrs., lodging house, 304, 3d

" House, Mrs. Ella Peart proprietor, lodg-
ings, 304, 3d

" Louis N., carpenter, r. 304, 3d
Pease Andrew, trackman Sutter St. Ry., r. 34
Austin

" Charles D., carpenter, r. 105 Fillmore

" Emma, widow, r. .530 Turk

" Francis C dry and furnishing goods, 1304
Valencia

" George F., carpenter, r. 105 Fillmore

" George S., bookkeeper Zan Bros. &Co., r.
529 Sacramento

" Joseph M., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.,
r. Oakland

" Luman S., accountant estate of John Par-
rott, 414 Montgomery, r. 1401 Sutter
Pease Richard H., vice-president and manager
Goodyear Rubber Co., 577-579 Market, r.
2600 Pacific Av

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DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF

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Family Trade a Specialty.

Pease Thomas H., clerk, r. 1408, -23(1
" Walter, porter Washburn & Moen Mlg Co.,

r. 12(>4 Kearny
" Walter R., bookkeeper John Hoey, r. 1608

Stelner
" Walter R., livery stable, 1009-1011 Valencia
Pease William C, contractor and builder and
insurance appraiser, 401 California,
room 4. r. 815 Lombard
" William H., r. 654 Howard
^e= Pease. See Peace
Peaslee Frank W. (Pac. Stationery Co.), r. 503

Washington
Peasley Charles, stevedore, r. 40 Spear
" John, engineer, r. 304, 21st
" Kate A.,r. 107 Natoma
" Maria E., widow, r. 213 Broadway
" Matthew F., paper boxmaker Max Waiz-
man, r. 1306 Folsom
Peat John W. F., clerk J. E. Jacobus, r. 1614 Lar-
kin
" Robert H., bookkeeper Pac. Gas Improve-
ment Co., r. 1610 Larkin
4®=Peat. See Peet
" Peaterson Frank W., jeweler C. H. Linde-
mann, r. 507 Greenwich
Peavey Albert, r. 57 Hoff Av
" William A., druggists' glassware, 219 Ful-
ton, r. 57HoflAv
>e®" Peavey. SeePavey

Pebbleside Vineyards and Wineries (Santa
Clara Co.), E. W. Scott agent, 39-40
Merchants' Exchange Bldg
Pecci Alfredo, rancher, r. 315 Clark
Peccoroni Mary, widow, r. 1923^ Filbert rear
Pechart Frank (Finnegan & Pechart), r. Oak-
land
Pecher Jacob A. (Crystal Packing and Provis-
ion Co.), r. 519 Chestnut
Pechet Anton, gardener, r. 33d Av South nr San

Bruno Av
Pechetti Angelo, laborer, r. 1707 Dupont
PechiasPet r, waiter A. Carlos, r. 371, 5th
Pechin Celina R. Mrs., principal Cooper Pri-
mary School, r. ;:5032 Buchanan
" Charles, liquors, 1906 Polk, r. 3032 Buchanan
Pechner Henry J., machinist, r. 409 Octavia
" Hyman D., tailor, r. 409 Octavia
" Louis J., with Municipal Loan Office, r.

1713 Laguna
" Rae Miss, hairdresser, r. 409 Octavia
" Robert B., cutter F. Tonner, r. 409 Octavia
Pecht George H., clerk Mt. Shasta Mineral

Spring CO., r. 530 Geary
Pecllt RiCliard, groceries and liquors, SW cor

Geary and Jones, r. 530 Geary
Peck Albert, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 1101,
21st
" Asa E. S., clerk Deming-Palmer Milling

Co.
" Bernard, millhand J. Martenstein & Co., r.

330 Pacific
" Carl, storekeeper Western Sugar Refinery,

r. 3333a Bryant
" Charles F., packer C. F. Weber & Co., r. 119,

9th
" Charles M., draymam, r. 1915 Devisadero
" Charles N., clerk Teele & Co., r. Alameda
" Charles S. (Teele & Co.), r. Alameda
" Dennis B., porter Stevens & Lumsden, r.

641 Washington
" Edward E., clerk Teele & Co., r, Alameda
Peck Edwin T., secretary Holt Brothers Co.,
30-33 Main, r. Berkeley
" Frederick, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1638
Clay

Peck Frederick, salesman Nathan Ney, r. 1533
Leavenworth
" George, blacksmith, r. 435 Bryant
" George F., salesman Cummings' Sons, 327

Kearny
" Gustav (Peck & Schneider), r. 216, 39th
" Helen M. Miss, r. 712 Sutter
" Herman M., salesman Roos Bros., r. 110

Hyde
" Isaac, tailor, r. 376 Brannan
" James B., r. 133, 18th
" James H.. teamster, r. 1910 Lexington Av
" Jesse T., clerk, r. 3430 Sutter
" John, boots and shoes, 18 Montgomery Av,

r. 130 Trenton
" John, tailor, r. 376 Brannan
" John T., machinist The Pelton Water

Wheel Co., r. 1910 Lexington Av
" Joseph, bartender, r. 653 Howard
" Louis, cutler Will & Finck Co., r. 130 Tren-
ton
" Louis, tailor, 535 California, room 7, r. 1523

Leavenworth
" Martin, clerk J. Levin & Co.
" Philip, coffee raiser, r. 2822 Pine
" Samuel, coffee raiser, r. 2822 Pine
" Thomas L., bookkeeper, r. 845 California
" Wilfred A., conductor, r. 119, 9th
" William B., barber, r. 21 Verona PI
" William C, clerk Selby Smelting and

Lead Co., r. 1628 Clay
" William N., master mariner, r. 95 Steuart
" William W., machinist, r. 339, 34th
" William W., manager Charles Rothschild,

r. 1910 Lexington Av
" & Schneider (Gustav Peck and William
Schneider), boots and shoes, 734-736 Va-
lencia
J8®-Peck. See Pack

Peckerman Benjamin, salesman Julius Van
Vliet, r. 2100 Devisadero
" Joseph L. (Charles Cohen & Co.), r. 1907

Devisadero
" Simon, pawnbroker, 19, 3d, r. 2100 Devisa-
dero
Peckham Brothers (Frank C. and George D.), va-
rieties, 1232 Folsom
Peckham C. T., pas; assistant surgeon U. S.
Marine Hospital Service, in charge U.
S. Quarantine Station, Angel Island
" E. A. Mrs., r. Old People's Home
" Frank C. (Peckham Bros.), r. 1232i^ Fol-
som ,
•• George, barber Charles Brown, r. 812

Kearny
" George D. (Peckham Bros.), r. 1333Vi Fol-
som
" Joseph, expressman, NE cor 4th and Jes-
sie, r. 35 Landers
" Joseph D., musician, r. 35 Landers
" Joseph W., musician, r. 16 Landers
" Thomas, musician, r. 16 Landers
" Thomas, musician, r. 1433 Bush
4®=- Peckham. See Packham
Peddar Sydney H., attorney at law (London,
Eng.), Cormac & Donohoe agents, 307
Battery
Pedelie Frank, liquors, 635 Kearny
Peden George, bookbinder H. S. Crocker Co., r.
904 Jones
" Jane, widow, r. 352 Minna
" William, tailor, r. 352 Minna
" William J., with Shreve & Co., r. 352
Minna
Pedersen Adolf, seaman, r. 27 East
" Christian, master mariner, r. 1233 Ne-
braska
" Christian, orderly U. S. Marine Hospital

Service, r. U. S. Marine Hospital
" Emil, master mariner, r. 506, 4th
" Emil F. A., bookkeeper Hinz & Landt, r.

717 Golden Gate Av
" Fred, shoemaker, 1426 Howard
" Hans, carpenter, r. 1517 Kansas
" Jacob, bookkeeper Del Monte Milling Co.,

r. 56 South Park
" Jens B., seaman, r. 4514 Harriet
" John P., second ofHcer str San Jose
" Ole, longshoreman, r. 235 Drumm

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Pedersen Thomas H., gripman Market St. Ry.,
r. 922 Natoma
" Thorval, car driver, r. 243 Perry
" William, seaman, r. 16 Reed
ji^=Pedersen. See Petersen, Peterson and Pe-

tersan
Pedersen Alma C. Miss, bookkeeper W. S. Ray
Mfg Co., r. 938 11th Av South
" Annie, widow, r. 33 Cook
" John A., painter, r. 241 Fell
" Lars, r. 722 Harrison
" Magnus B., carpenter str San Jose
" Peder M., painter, r. 22!>4 Rausch
" Peter, seaman, r. 409 Drumm
Pedeuboy Bernard, r. 6th Av South bet K and L
" Jacques, laborer Cal. Fertilizing Works,

r. L South bet 5th and 6th Avs
" Jean, laborer Cal. Fertilizer Works, r. 5th
Av South bet L and M
Pedlar Frank A., deputy License Collector, r.
711 Capp
" Harry A., mechanic r. 706 Laurel Av
" Joel A., r. 706 Laurel Av
" Joshua N., mechanic Schussler Bros., r.

706 Laurel Av
" Lyle H., clerk, r. 711 Capp
" Thomas, brickmason, r. 443 Golden Gate Av
" Thomas C, messenger, r. 706 Laurel Av
Pedler Elizabeth, widow, r. 433 Larkin
" J. Miss, shipper Viavi Co., r. 2727 Pine
" Joseph R., farmer, r. 52514 Valencia
" Joshua N., mining, r. 2727 Pine
" Thomas C, merchandise broker, 308 Cali-
fornia, r. 2032 Pine
Pedline Giacomo (Pedline & Berta), r. 2024
McAllister
" Henry R., bookkeeper Weil Bros. & Sons, r.

2024 McAllister
" & Berta (Giacomo Pedline and Felice
Berca), restaurant, 14, 1st
Pedrazzi Stephen (Pedrazzi & Gianettoni), r.

902 Howard
Pedrazzi & Gianettoni (Stephen Pedrazzi and
Stephen Gianettoni), importers and
dealers in foreign and native wines and
liquors, 150, 5th
Pedrazzini Joseph, liquors, 3 Jackson, r. 516 Pa-
cific
" Severenos, clerk Henry G. Krasky, r. 511
Broadway
Pedretti Ferruccio, bookkeeper American Union

Fish Co., r. 420 Montgomery Av
Pedrick Cyrus J., carpenter Harbor Commis-
sioners, r, 16 Willow Av
" Willetts, 1st asst engineer revenue cutter
Rush
Pedro F. A., seaman str Arago
Pedroni Abbondio B., groceries and liquors,
1700 Hayes cor Central Av
" Abondio (Vaccari& Pedroni), r. 2106 Mason
Pedrotta Angelo. waiter, r. 521 Geary
" Joseph A. (Pedrotta & Zambelli), r. 325

Turk
" & Zambelli (Joseph A. Pedrotta and Hector
B. Zambelli), fruits and vegetables, 325
Turk
Pedroya Concepcion Miss, r. 612Vi Broadway
Pedruzzi Louis J., r. 7V^ Vassar PI

" Matilda, widow, r. 7'/^ Vassar PI
Pedzold Henry, musician, r. 402 Sanchez
Peebles Charles, teamster, r. 20, 24th
" Wallace, teamster, r. 20, 24th
" Wallace J., salesman Tayler & Spotswood
Co., r. 20, 24th
Peel Henry, r. 27^4 Pearl
'• J. J. Russell, mining, 310 Pine, rooms 43-45,

r. Alameda
" Jonathan M., M. D., dentist Thomas Morf-

few, r. 503 Capp
" Robert T., cashier Madison & Burke, r. 1725

Pine
" William B., cabinet maker, r. 403 Grove
Peele Honora Mrs., r. 711 Jones
" Matthew C, dentist, r. 635 Geary
" R., laborer Pac. Roll Mill
Peeler Henry R., laborer, r. 337, 5th Av
Peer George W., private secretary to Engineer
Maintenance of Way S. P. Co., 4 Mont-
gomery, r. Oakland

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

DRAPERIES.

Original • Designs • Purrjisbe^I.

S-ai-S^q.-T' IVIARKET ST.

Peerless Athletic Club, E. Broad secretary,
Howard bet 21st and 22d

•' Awning and Tent Co., F. J. Potthast mana-
ger, 10 Turk

" Gas Regulator, T. H. Kilgo proprietor, 6
Chronicle Bldg

PEERLESS LAUNDRY CO. &

CHEMICAL CLEANING WORKS CO..

Weir & Cook proprietors, 385-387, Stli,

telephone South 61, main office 8

Golden Gate A.v
Peerless Saloon, John F. Farley proprietor, 904

Market
Peers Joseph, contractor, r. 704 Pine
Peerson John, engineer, r. 927, 23d
Peery Charles S., attorney at law, 45-48 Crocker

Bldg, r. 1203 Buchanan
Peet Henry D., secretary and manager Trade

Publishing Co., 10 California, room 18, r.

516 Ellis
Peet W. Lockwood, president Trade Publishing

Co., 10 California, room 18, r. 516 Ellis
«S-Peet. See Peat

Peetz Johanna, widow, r. 20 Elliott Park
Pegg Ernest, machinist, r. 352, 1st
" Owen, engineer Lachman & Jacobi, r. 352,

1st
" William, r. 352, 1st
Peggs James (Mitchell & Peggs), r. 12 Anthony
" John, coalpasser U. S. Lighthouse tender

Madrono
Pegnaz J. M., conductor Sutter St. Ry., r. 1419

Pegnem James, plasterer, r. 434 Brannan
" John A., teamster Albert E. Buckman, r.

NW cor Steiner and Hermann
" John J., barber, r. 1944 Market
" Patrick, bartender, r. 434 Brannan
" Thomas H., teamster, r. 434 Brannan
Peguillan Emil J., butcher, r. 5th Av South bet
K and L
" Emile (Daughney & Peguillan), r. 1108 Fol-

som
" Eugene, r. 1108 Folsom
" Eugene Jr., clerk, r. 217, 7th
" Theodore, butcher Miller & Lux, r. 1108
Folsom
Peil John A., salesman J. C. Rued & Co., r. 541b

Castro
Pein Brothers (George H. and John H.), liquors,
NE cor Powell and Ellis and NE cor 3d
and Mission
" George H. (Ahrens, Pein & BuUwinkel and

Pein Bros.), r. 2225 Pine
" Henry, bartender, r. 724 Mission
" John, laborer, r. 1330 Church
" John H. (Pein Bros.), r. 457 Guerrero
-es^Pein. See Pine and Pyne
Peirano James (Podesta & Peirano), r. 1 Sophie
Terrace
" Lucca, clerk A. Piaggio, 837 Pacific
Peirce Joseph W., r. 502 Geary

" Rachael K., widow, r. 1912 Fillmore
£f3=- Peirce. See Pearce and Pierce
Peirson Julia, domestic, 524 Oak
Peiser Alexander, salesman Raphael Weill &
Co., r. 2245 Steiner
" Bertha, bookkeeper Heynemann & Co., r.

1423 Geary
" Edward, cigar maker F. O. Raabe, r. 11, 6th
" Emanuel L., clerk M. Marcuse & Co., r.

1711 Sutter
" George, mattress maker, r. 11, 6th
" Harry, r. 11, 6th
" Harry, clerk Isaac Jonas, r. 1423 Geary

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San Francisco Office, 405 Sansome St. [

Peiser Israel, bookkeeper Pac. Bone, Coal and
Fertilizing Co., r. 1018 Haight
" Jacob, clerk, r. 734 Green
" Joseph, r. 11, 6tli
" Julius, tanner Morris Windt, r. cor San

Bruno Av and 26th
" Samuel, salesman, r. Hotel Langham
" Lewis, traveling salesman, r. 145 Ellis
" Louis, tailor, r. 226, 30th
" Morris, salesman J. A. Foster, r. 11, 6th
" Solomon, asst manager Pac. Bone, Coal
and Fertilizing Co., 614, 7th, r. 1018
Haight
" Solomon, bookkeeper J. Samuels, r. 1711

Sutter
" Solomon, clerk Lewis Meyerstein, r. 1423
Geary
4®="Peiser. See Peyser

Peixotto Edgar D., assistant District Attor-
ney, New City Hall, 2d floor, and at-
torney at law, 175-178 Crocker Bldg, r.
1626 Sutter
" Ernest C, artist, 609 Sacramento, r. 1626

Sutter
" Raphael (Peixotto & Silverman), r. 1626

Sutter
" Sidney S., clerk Associated Charities, r.
1626 Sutter
Peixotto & Silverman (Raphael Peixotto and

Moritz Silvernian), 1230-1232 Market
Pelennate Victoria, widow, r. 45 Federal
Peletti Giovanni B., longshoreman, r. 1107

Kearny
Pelcevole Charles, laborer Malatesta & Blua, r.

1610 Stockton
Pelgen John A., cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r.

922 Alabama
Pelham A. P. Miss, principal Crocker Free
Kindergarten, r. 1116 Hyde
" Charles G., printer, r. 804 Taylor
" Charles H.. compositor Examiner, r. 804

Taylor
" James E., custodian of coins U. S. Mint, r.
100, 5th
Pelicano Frank & Co. (Frank D. Pelicano and
George Ernest), florists and decorators,
343 Kearnv, telephone Main 903
•• Frank D. (Frank Pelicano & Co.), r. 423
Vallejo
Pellan William M.. rigger, r. 506 Folsom
Pelle Alexis, salesman Patrick Murphy, r.
111214 Mason
" Alexis Jr., machinist Galli Machine Wks,
r. 1913 Stockton
Pelle Angelica, widow, r. 1914 Green
Pelle Leonie Miss, dressmaker, 1112'4 Mason
Pellegrinetti Francesco, rancher, r. 215 Clark
Pellegrini Alfredo, driver D. Alberigi & Co., r.
313 Broadway
" Dominick, fruits and vegetables, 1710

Church
" Francisco, barber, r. 1107 Kearny
" Frank, laborer J. C. Wilson & Co., r. 215

Broadway
" Frank H., sign writer, r. 833^4 Vallejo
" Giacomo. laborer, r. 27 Dunn Alley
" Giuseppi (Antoni & Pellegrini), r. 2 Ban-

namPl
" Lorenzo, laborer Dominick Roberts, r. 1107

Kearny
" Orlando W., liquors, SW cor Stockton and

Union, r. 518 Vallejo
" Paolo, barber, 2140 Mission
" Paolo, candy maker, r. 1616 Dupont
" Richard, painter, r. 1617 Powell
" Virginia Mrs., nurse, r. 27 Dunn Alley

Pelletier Cascaus, driver, r. 703 Stockton
" Charles, driver I. Sartori & Co.
" Edward J., millhand, r. 414 Dolores
" Giuseppe, musician, r. 420 Filbert
" Henry F., painter Market St. Ry., r. 129

Fair Oaks
" Louis, whitening and wall coloring, 206,
14th
Pellissier Antonio, gardener Louis H. Pottet,
r. Nebraska nr Cortland Av
" Maurice, florist, Cortland Av nr San Bruno
Av
Pellison James, laborer Albert E. Buckman, r.

N W cor Sleiner and Hermann
Pellisson Marie, domestic, 1416 Larkin

" Marieanna Mrs., r. 619 Pacific
Pellisson Marius, proprietor New Guillaume
Tell Hotel, 619 Pacific
" Rosillia, widow, r. 1512 Powell
Pells William, machinist Atlas Iron Wks
Pels Carrie Miss, varieties, 1010 Buchanan
■' Louis E., shipping clerk Jacob Unna,r. 1010

Buchanan
" Siegfried, stenographer C. A. Klinkner &
Co., r. 1010 Buchanan
Peltier Joseph, with Alfred Borel & Co., r. 1435

McAllister
Pelton John C, architect, 216 Bush, room 53, r.
840 Grove

PELTON WATER WHEEL CO.,

A. P. Brayton president, A. P. Bray-
ton Jr. vice-president and manager,
Edward L. Brayton treasurer, David
Donzel secretary, 121-123 Main, New-
York office 143 Liberty
Peltret Constance Miss, stenographer, r. 909
Guerrero
" James S., clerk New York Life Ins. Co..r.

909 Guerrero
" John L., compositor, r. 909 Guerrero
" Mary Miss, teacher Edison Primary

School, r. 909 Guerrero
" Peter G., marine engineer, r. 909 Guerrero
Peltz Charles, cook Edward Malander, r. 204

Jackson
Peltzer Gustav, commission merchant, 525

Front, room 6
Pelucha Joseph.J., shoemaker James Anderson,

r. 283 Stevenson
Pelz Henry, clerk Aron Fibush, r. 2621 Laguna
Pelzer August, baker, r. 337a Shipley
" Thaddeus, helper McMurphy & McEvoy, r.
337 Shipley
Pemberthy Thomas, sailmaker Neville & Co., r.

518 Jersey
Pembroke Arthur S., clerk Nordman Bros., r.
Fruitvale
" James W., watchmaker Samuel J. Pem-
broke, r. Oakland
" Samuel J., watchmaker and jeweler, 205
Powell, r. Oakland
Pena Estevan R. de la, engineer, r. 1517!/^ Powell

" Pedro, barber S. Gaetano, 649 Broadway
Penberthy May Mrs., lodgings. 102H4 Market
Pence Amzie, house maver, r. 15 Grand Av
" Charles C, house mover, r. 15 Grand Av
" John W., house moving, 1166 Mission, r. 15

Grand Av
" Louisa, domestic, 301 Mason
" Louisa, domestic, 1710 Washington
" William P., 2d lieutenant Battery G, 5th
Artillery U. S. A., and post adjutant
Alcatraz Island
Pendegast Delia Miss, stenographer Lucas De-
tective Agency, r. 718 Ellis
" Ernest, laundryman. r. 2117 Webster
" Robert W., clerk E. B. & George H. Mas-
tick, r. 224 Chattanooga
Pender Thomas H., salesman Hale Bros., r. 242,

6th
Pendergast Charles F., molder, r. 2612 Folsom
Elizabeth Mrs., r. 1510 Polk
Frank J., steward Chemical Engine 6, r.

311, 6th
Henry B., agent C. F. Adams Co., r. 1043

Mission
Henry M., collector Post Office, r. 1510 Polk
J., r. 1210 Mason

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Pendergast James, r. 2543 Folsom
" James, furniture, 139 Larkin
" James H., gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 14

Sumner
>' James W., engineer str Alcazar, r. 532,

21st
" John, fireman Engine 13, r. 2543 Folsom
" Josepb, laborer, r. 624, 4th
" Joseph H., engineer Engine 11, r. 15th Av

South bet L and M
" Julia, widow, r. 47 Farallones
" Katherine. widow, r. 14 Louisa
" Mary A., widow, 2543 Folsom
" Michael (Kinsey & Pendergast), r. 1210

Mason
" Michael, marine fireman, r. 47 Clemen-
tina
" Peter J. (Pendergast & Murphy), r. 125 Ivy

Av
" Thomas, r. 217, 22d

" Thomas, hoseman Engine 35, r. 3534 Fol-
som
" Thomas E., designer, r. 14 Sumner
" Thomas J., bookbinder, r. 217, 22d
" William, molder, r. 139, 19th
" & Murphy (Peter J. Pendergast and Den-
nis J. Murphy), groceries and liquors, 316
Van Ness Av
4®"Pendergast. See Prendergast
Penders Annie J., widow, r. 1548 Kentucky
" Belle, housemaid Boys and Girls' Aid

Society
" Ella Miss, tobacco stripper, r. 1548 Ken-
tucky
" James D., sawyer Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 515

Leavenworth
" Jennie Miss, tobacco stripper, r. 1548 Ken-
tucky
" Mary E., widow, r. 1115 Sutter
" Richard, cigar maker C. R. Thrane & Bro.,

r. Berkeley
" Walter L., collector, r. 515 Leavenworth
Pendexter Frederick L., salesman Payot, Up-

ham & Co., r. 1 Webster PI
Pendleton Benjamin H. (Horn & Co.), r. Oak-
land
" Edwin P., machinist Cahill & Hall Eleva-
tor Co., r. Golden Gate, Alameda Co.
" Henry G., bookkeeper Jordan Bituminous

Rock and Paving Co., r. 917 Eddy
" Herbert L. (Pendleton & Harris), r. 261,

9th
" Mary E., widow, r. 3007 Jackson
" & Harris (Herbert L. Pendleton and
George W. Harris), boots and shoes, 148
9th
Pendola Catherine, widow, r. 1711 Mason rear
" Luiza, laborer, r. 718 Greenwich
" Peter, mental roofing, 114, 18th
Pene John B., carpenter, r. 1625 Mason
Penebsky Adolphus T., house mover, r. 1426

Church
Penez Emile, draughtsman Union I. Wks
Penfield Allen J., bookkeeper Atlas Assurance
Co., r. Alameda
" James G., steward City of Puebla, r. Ala-
meda
" William H., bookkeeper Isidore Burns, r.
Berkeley
Pengel Heinrich, cabinet maker, r. 118, 23d
" Richard, bartender Frank Koenig, r. 922
Battery
Pengelly Richard, foreman carpenter Union

I. Wks, r. 519 Arkansas
Pengelley Robert W., r. 340 Oak
Pengilly George, teamster, r. 1325 Minna

" Sarah G., widow, r. 1325 Minna
Penlington George, secretary Odd Fellows'
Cemetery Association, 8 Flood Bldg, r.
801 Leavenworth
Penlington Thomas, secretary Pioneer Gold
Mining Co. and Sausalito Land and
Ferry Co., office 405 Montgomery, room 6,
r. Sausalito
Penman Martha Mrs., cigars and confectionery,

New City Hall, r. 1602 Howard
Penn Charles S., tinner G. & E. Snook, r. 1004
Bush
" Edward P., painter, r. 244 Minna

W.W. MONTAGUE & CO,

Artistic Tiles,

Plain, Glazed, aaad Decorated-

AMERICAN AND ENGLISH-
09, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET ST.

PENN JOHN,

pianos, furniture and baggage moved
to any part of the city and adjoining
towns at lowest rates, stand sE cor
Post and Powell, Union Square, r. 2513
Sutter. Leave orders in ttie box

Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co.,

Edward H. Hart general agent, 83-85
Chronicle Bldg

Penn Thomas M., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

123 Valley
Penna Domenico, baker J. Penna, r. 1324 Du-
pont
Joseph, bakery, 1324 Dupont
Juan, baker, r. 1318 Dupont
Martin, tinsmith, r. 1318 Dupont
Pasquale, bootblack, 2 Golden Gate Av
Pioquinta, widow, r. 1318 Dupont
Pennell Charles C. (Charles C. Pennell & Co.).

r. 1414 Taylor
Pennell Charles C. & Co. (Charles C. and Henry
E. Pennell), wholesale grocers, 4 Cali-
fornia
" Henry E. (Charles C. Pennell & Co.), mana-
ger Coasting Seamen Shipping Associa-
tion. 104 Steuart, and secretary J. B. Bo-
carde Drayage Co., 36 Market, r. 1702
Larkin
" Jemima, widow, r. 1702 Larkin
" Thomas M., asst adiuster Spring Valley

W. W., r. 1702 Larkin
" William, cook M. Joost & Bro., r. 618
Gough
Penner Hugh, motorman Market St. Ry., r.

3506!^ Mission
Pennewill Eva P. Miss, superintendent Hos-
pital for Children and Training School
for Nurses, 3600 California
Penney Lillie, domestic, 1404 Page

" Louis N., porter Burnett & Co., r. 505 Hyde
;e®="Penney. See Penny
Pennie Cornelia, widow, r. 3404 Clay

" James C, r. 3404 Clay
Penniman Carl W., blacksmith Loughran Bros.,
r. 1828 Eddy
" H. W. H., student Van der Naillen's School

of Engineering, r. 1027 McAllister
" Mary, widow, r. 1828 Eddy
" Robert L., blacksmith P. J. Mehegan, r.
1828 Eddy
Pennington Edmund, steel worker G. W. Pen-
nington & Sons, r. 665 Harrison
" Edmund Jr. (G. W. Pennington & Sons),

r. 665 Harrison
" George W. (G. W. Pennington & Sons), r.

943 Shotwell
" George W. Jr. (G. W. Pennington & Sons),

r. 938 Shotwell
" G. W. & Sons (George W., John, Thomas,
George W. Jr., and Edmund Jr.), Steel
Works, 218-220 Folsom
" John (G. W. Pennington & Sons), r. 2732

Folsom
" Thomas (G. W. Pennington & Sons), r. 934
Shotwell
Pennink E. J. F., clerk James De Fremery &

Co.. r. 411 Leavenworth
Pennock Edward, traveling salesman, r. 807

Van Ness Av
Pennoyer Alfred H., shipping clerk New York
Insulated Wire Co., r. 1419 McAllister
" Caroline H. Mrs., r 1419 McAllister
" Chester H., buyer Edison Light and Power
Co., r. 1419 McAllister

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The highest grade of Champagne and th«
wine of Connoisseurs, invariably the pre-
ferred favorite at all fashionable resorts in
London and on the Continent of Europe.
WILLIAM WOLFF & CO., 329 Market SL

Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Co. (of Philadel-
phia), Brown, Craig & Co. general
agents, 407-409 Montgomery
" Hotel, Benjamin F. Williams proprietor,

326 Michigan
" Lines, William Be Dell district passenger
agent, 10 Montgomery
Penny Albert, traveling salesman A. Blumen-
thal & Co., r. Los Gates, Cal.
" Andrew, laborer, r. 336, 7th
" Elizabeth, domestic, 1404 Page
Penny Isaac, carpenter and builder, stores and
offices fitted up, 414 O'Farrell
" William, manager California Home Build-
ing Loan Co., 316 California, room 20
" William I., superintendent Industrial
Dept. Pac. Mutual Life Ins. Co., NE cor
Montgomery and Sacramento, r. 3316
Sacramento
" W. S.,r. 130 Ellis
4®"Penny. See Pene, Penney and Pennie
Pennycook John, with W. T. Garratt & Co., r.
Berkeley
" Walter, machinist Pac. Sheet Metal Wks,

r. 115a 6th
" Washington W., machinist, r. 922 Flor-
ida
" William G., asst repairer Fire Alarm and
Police Telegraph, r. 922 Florida
Penprase John H., blacksmith William

Wertsch, r. 8 Merritt
Penrose Jesse, laborer Arctic Oil Wks
Pense W. F.. engineer, r. 909 Kearny
Pension Agent (U. S.), army and navy, Patrick

F. Walsh, 101 Sansome
Pensione Italiana, 314 Pacific
Penso John, master mariner, 9 Mission, r. Oak-
land
" Joseph, asst bookkeeper Clabrough, Gol-
cher & Co., r. Alameda
Pentecost Joseph, secretary Alaska Improve-
ment Co., 3 Steuart, r. 520, 21st
Penter Nellie Miss, dressmaking, 112 Clement
Pentz Peter H., millhand Yolo Mills, r. 226,
10 th
" William T., millhand Yolo Mills, r. 2612
Mission

PEOPLE'S EXPRESS AND

TRANSFER CO. (incorporated), Ed-
ward J. Graham president, Albert Bar-
low vice-president. Sidney F. Mikels
superintendent, general office 412-418,
9th, Oakland, San Francisco office 20
Market, telephone Drumm 30

People's Home Savings Bank (in liquidation),
George Stone president, John F. Sheeban
secretary and manager, 24 Mills Bldg,
10th floor
" House, 856 Howard

People's Ice Co., James D. Byrnes president,
Horace Hale secretary, 331 Montgomery,
room 74, works Cuba Station, P.O. ad-
dress Floriston, Nevada Co., Cal.
" Jackson M., paper carrier, r. 232 Dolores
" James W., clerk, r. 232 Dolores

People's Mutual Telephone Co., James L. Crit-
tenden president, William H. Chapman
secretary, ofBces 605-606 Spreckels Bldg

Peoples Nathan B., paper carrier, r. 228a Do-
lores

People's Palace, People's Palace Amusement
Co. proprietors, SW cor Eddy and Mason
" Palace Amusement Co., Cliff Phillips man-
ager, proprietors People's Palace, SW
cor Eddy and Mason

Peoples Robert, teamster Thomas Morton, r. 628
Geary
" William I., carpenter, r. 21 Gilbert
Pepe Frank C, bootblack A. H. Schmidt, r. 648

Stevenson
Pepin Edward B., telegraph operator, r. 909
Webster
" Henry, collar maker, r. 331 Van Ness Av
" Louis, r. 19 Stockton PI
Peplow Edward A., pressman C. A. Murdock &

Co., r. 2109 Jones
Pepper Albert H. , asst engineer str T. C.Walker,
r. Stockton, Cal.
" Angeline, bakery, 1019 Valencia
" George, r. 132y2, 13th
" George H., driver, r. 1014 York
" George W., cable splicer, r. 132Vi, 1.3th
" Henry W., harness cleaner Alex McCord &

Co., r. 22 Turk
" Hermans., furniture, 241, 3d
" John W., booktender Davis Bros., r. Oak-
land
Peppermeyer George, tinsmith, r. 305, 1st
Peppin Frank, ironmolder, r. 2711 Harrison
" Joseph, fruit dealer, r. 2711 Harrison
" Margaret, widow, r. 2711 Harrison
Pepping Fannie, widow, r. 3 Morrell PI
Peppier Jacob, boilermaker, r. 467 Tehama rear
Pequigney Joseph (Pequigney & Co.), r. 873»4
Market
" & Co. (Joseph Pequigney), business ex-
change, 873'^ Market
Pera Andrew, clerk J. W. Pera & Co., r. 1520
Hyde
" Jeremiah, salesman, r. 1 Gaven PI
" John, teamster, r. 811 Vallejo
" John J., clerk L. Lercari & Co., r. 2004 Ma-

., teamster D. Biagi & Co., r. 811 Val-
lejo
" Joseph, teamster L. Lercari & Co., r. 27

Vande water

" Joseph W. (J. W. Pera & Co.), r. 1520 Hyde

" J. W. & Co. (Joseph W. Pera and Frank

Nieri), butchers, SE cor Pacific and Hyde

Peracca John B.. laborer David Woerner, r. 23,

14th
Perai Luigi, laborer, r. 27 Hinckley

" Luigi, peddler, r. 325 Green
Peralta Louis M., with Travers & Lamb, r.
Oakland
" Madalina, widow, r. 407 Montgomery Av
" Ramon, peddler ferry depot, r. 1712 Mason
rear
Peralto Magdalena Miss, r. 634 Vallejo
Peranti Palmero. molder J. Roylance Brass

Wks, r. 267 Broadway
Perasso Giovanni, fruits. 1427 Hyde
" John laborer, r. 27 Hinckley
" Mario L., with J. F. Fugazi & Co.. r. 2046
Leavenworth
Perata Agostino, bartender, r. 426 Vallejo
" August, liquor dealer, r. 426 Vallejo
" Bernardo (Languinetti & Co.), r. 426 Val-
lejo
" Giacomo, hay and grain, 620 Broadway, r.

1501 Dupont
" Louise, widow, r. 1617 Powell
" Luigi, cook, r. 39 Hinckley
" Michaele, r. 1503 Dupont
Peratt Theodore, cook revenue cutter Commo-
dore Perry, r. 307Y2 O'Farrell
Perazzi Horace J., plumber, 630 Post, r. 518
Union
" Rosa, widow, r. 518 Union
" Victor, plumber H. J. Perazzi, r. 518 Union
Perazzo Antonio, laborer, r. 24 Telegraph PI
" David, r. 1004V4 Montgomery Av
" George, laborer, r. 1717 Dupont
" John, barber, 548 Washington, r. 8 Pollard

PI
" Luigi, laborer, r. 1717 Dupont
Percellia Joseph, silver gilder Sanborn, Vail &

Co., r. 1906 Powell
Percival Arthur T., oiler str Alameda
■' Charles, driver Stephens & Co., r. 306

Stockton
" Elijah C. policeman, r. 530, 27th
" John T., switchman, r. 16d Stanly PI

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•Percy Arthur, foreman H. Bohls & Co., r. West
Berkeley
" Francis, lace cleaner, r. 824 Elizabeth
" George W. (Percy & Hamilton), r. Oakland
" John, teas, cofiees and spices. 203, 4th, r. 6

Bircham PI
" John A., attorney at law, 28 Mills Bldg,

4th floor, r. 406 Sutter
" William R., seaman, r. SE cor Gough and
Lombard
Percy & Hamilton (George W. Percy and F. F.
Hamilton), architects, 533 Market, rooms
9-11
Perdue Thomas, horsecollar maker W. Davis

& Son, r. East Oakland
Pere Peter, r. 438 Jackson
Pereau Joseph L,., freight clerk P. C. SS. Co.,

r. Oakland
Peregrino Joseph M., barber, 26 Steuart, r. 25

Market
Pereira Antonio R.. waiter Lisbon House, r. 422
Drumm
" Frank, tailor, r. 1415 Powell
" Samuel L., insurance agent, 318 California,
r. 10221/2 Larkin
4®" Pereira. See Perrier
Peres Hardwig, president California Canneries

Co., 435-441 Brannan, r. Chicago
Perez Ann, widow, r. Pacific Hebrew Home
" Baldomero, printer The R. M. Wood Co.,

r. Berkeley
" Bartolo, r. 4b Alemany rear
" Christina Miss, dressmaker, r. 1019 Jack-
son
" Frank E., barber Angel B. Soto, r. 3237!/2,

16th
" J. U. Mrs., widow, r. 1019 Jackson
" Lorenzo M., teacher languages, 92 Donohoe

Bldg
" Pedro, cook, 810b Geary
" Pedro, porter, r. 1712 Mason rear
" Peter J., clerk Post Office, r. 326 Chestnut
" Raphael, barber Angel B. Soto, r. 414B

Alemany rear
" Thomas M., clerk Post Office, r. 514 Chest-
nut
Perfetto Fred, manager Hrvatska Sloga, 639
Washington, r. 321 Green
" Giovani (Perfetto & Pagano) , r. 1313 Dupont
" & Pagano (Giovani Perfetto and Vincenze
Pagano), liquors, 1313 Dupont
Pergeaux Armand, painter JosephPrieur, r. cor

7th Av and Lake
Perham George L. (Clifford & Perham), r. Cam-
bridge nr Bacon
Perl Joseph, peddler, r. 30914 Fair Oaks
" Louis J., instrument maker Joseph C.

Sala, r. 1301 Kearny
" Pietro, seaman str San Juan
" Tomaso, bootblack, r. 10 Margaret PI
Periam Charles E., machinist C. J. Periam &
Co.,r. 126 Ellis
" Charles J. (C. J. Periam & Co.), r. 1609 Geary

PERIAM 0. J. & CO.

(Charles J. Periam and Charles B. Shat-
tuck), machinists, lock experts, man-
ufacturing and repairing safes, 40-42
Main

Periam George H., traveling salesman C. J.

Periam & Co.
Perich George H., cook Peter Svetinich, r. 532^/4

Ivy Av
" Martin, liquors, NE cor 1st and Brannan,

and restaurant, 223 Brannan, r. 13 Verona

PI
" Paul, restaurant, 312 Brannan, r. 58b South

Park
Perigo John, fortkeeper Fort Winfleld Scott, r.

Presidio
Peril James, laborer, r. NW cor Manchester and

Stoneman
Perine George M., contractor, and president

Renters' Co-operative Investment Co.,

office 328 Montgomery, r. 1441 McAllister
Perine N. P. Contracting and Paving Co., Rich-
ard C. Mattingly manager, 238 Mont-

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

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Perini Felice A., dairyman, Wayland nr San
Bruno Av

" Joseph F., groceries and liquors, 416 Bran-
nan, r. 310 Ritch
Perini's Restaurant, B. Ferini proprietor, 307

Post
Perino Frank, barber, 607 Sacramento, r. 1107

Kearny
Periolat Charles N., clerk Swain Bros., r. 821

Bush
Perkins Alfred J. Jr., photo-printer Elite Photo-
graphic Studio, r. 3129 O'Farrell

" Alice Miss, r. 801, 24th

" Almira C, widow, r. 513 Page

" Annie F. Miss, teacher South San Fran-
cisco Primary School, r. 513 Page

" Annie T. Miss, saleslady, r. 114% CoUing-
wood

" Charles, contractor and builder, r. 1503 Pine

" Charles, pattern maker Byron Jackson, r.
705 Ashbury

" Charles B., fancy dry goods, 1033 Market,
r. 738 Haight

" Charles B., teamster, r. 13'/i West Mission

" Charles C, lineman Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r.
2234 Bush

" Charles L., secretary Belcher Silver Min-
ing Co., 37-38 Mills Bldg, 3d floor, r. San
Mateo

" Charles N., box clerk Post Office, r. 332
Geary

" Cycle Co. (Willard Perkins and Mrs. M. E.
Ackley), bicycle renting and repairing,
1744 Market

" Edward W., dental student, r. 711 Hyde

" Edwin S.. r. 413 Jones

" Emma,, widow, r. IHYi CoUingwood

" F. L., law student Delmas & Shortridge, r.
921 Lombard

" Francis B. Rev., office 735 Market, r. Oak-
land

" Frank, r. 117 Jones

•' Frank, r. 1415 Jones

" Frank, bartender Harry Monroe, r. 336a
Bush

" Frank L., gripman, r. 1810 Page 4 rear

" Frederick K., clerk Dunham, Carrigan &
Hayden Co., r. Oakland
Perkins George C. (Goodall, Perkins & Co.),
and United States Senator, office 419
California, room 24, r. Oakland

" George E. (Bolander & Perkins), r. Oak-
land

" George M.. clerk freight auditor's dept S.
P. Co., T. 25171/2 California

" George R., electrician S. F. & S. M. Ry., r.
1552, 17th

" George W., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
I814 Rincon PI

" George W., salesman, r. 721% Bush

" Henry, r. 502 Geary

" Henry (Perkins & Harris), r. 931% Folsom

" Henry C, salesman W. W. Montague &
Co.,r. Oakland

" Howard (Perkins & Lamb), r. 409 Fair
Oaks

" James, painter J. H. Spark, r. Alameda

" John A. P., salesman O'Connor, Moflatt &
Co., r. 1913 Geary

" John G., clerk, r. 836 Mission

" Joseph, cashier Standard Soap Co., r. 801,

24 th
" Merrill D., clerk P. M. SS. Co's Wharf, r.

1920 Paciflo Av
" Mira A. C. Mrs.,r. 413 Jones
" Mollie Miss, domestic, 899 Pine

No matter what your

dealer says,
have Mm send you
79

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COAL. =

CHARLES R. ALLEN,
AGENT-,

144 Steuart St., S.F.

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DIXQH, BORGESON 8 CO.,

37 Market Street, S. F.,

1250

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AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS' GO.

ARE AGENTS FOR ^

The Best Paper Cutters I

Manufactured in the East. A Large Assort- Y

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405-407 SANSOME STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. I

Perkins Nathan L., printer The R. M. Wood
Co., r. 1812 Devisadero

" Nellie, widow, r. 70 Shipley

" Nellie, widow, r. 505 Laguna

" Paul B., manager Perkins Pump and En-
gine Co. (incorporated), 117 Main, r.
Oakland

" Philip J., dentist W. J. P. Lawton, r. 801,
•24th

" Pump and Engine Co.. Paul B. Perkins
manager, 117 Main

" Raymond S., helper Mutual Electric Light
Co., r. 1913 Geary

" R. W., clerk Goodall. Perkins & Co., r. 738
Haight

" Samuel, vice-president Simpson Lumber
Co. and Northwestern Lumber Co., 48
Market, r. 1454 Franklin

" Samuel H., ticket agent Atlantic and
Pacific Railroad Co., 644 Market, r. 502
Geary
Perkins Thomas A., attorney at law, 130 San-
some, room 9, r. 912 Pine

" Walter C, lineman Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co.,
r. 2824 California

" Walter 0., clerk Nevada Bank, r. 513 Page

" Wayne W.. foreman, r. 821, Ellis

" Willard (Perkins Cycle Co.), r. 227 Oak

" William, dry goods, r. 513 Page

" William F., private secretary W. H. Mills,
26 Hobart Bldg, r. 2202V2 Devisadero

" Willis T., clerk local freight office S. P.
Co., r. 614 Sutter

" & Harris (Henry Perkins and Mrs. Emily
Harris), groceries, 931% Folsom

" & Lamb (Howard Perkins and Lewis M.
Lamb), liquors, 435 California

" & Wise tHenry Wise), merchants (Oro-
ville. Cal.), office 508 California, room 14
Perkovich George, upholsterer, r. 113 Taylor

" Steven, cook Samuel Baker, r. 425V2 Broad-
way
Perl Francis, r. 51414 Fell

" Julia E., widow, r. 324, 22d

" Victor E., pattern maker William F. Bus-
well, r. 324, 22d
i8®-Perl. See Pearl
Perley A. L., r. 613 Bush

" Albion S., real estate, r. 222 Dolores

" Alvin H., contractor, r. 377 Shotwell

" Duncan W. (Perley & George), r. 83
ter

" Edward E., real estate, r. 1212 Geary

" M. E. Mrs. (Perley & Culp), r. 834 Sutter

" & Culp (Mrs. M. E. Perley and Mrs. S. V.
Culp), china decorators, 215 Post

" & George (Duncan W. Perley and William
B. George), proprietors Club Metropole,
205 Post
Perlite Giacinto, barber, 1806 Powell
Perlman Haman, cigars and tobacco, 1081 Mar-
ket, r. 250, 4th
>es~ Perlman. See Pearlman
Permado Frank C, clerk, r. 26 McAllister
Permento A. William, salesman, r. 2227 Tay-
lor
Pemau Brotliers & Pitts Co. (Charles C. Jr. and
Henry F. Pernau and Fred W. Pitts),
printers and bookbinders, 543 Clay, pro-
prietors Van Ness Bazaar, 1808 Market,
branch 622 Kearny

" Charles C.,- foreman, r. 435 Bay

" Charles C. Jr. (Pernau Bros;& Pitts Co.)
r. 435Bav

" Henry F. (Pernau Bros & Pitts Co.), r. 435
Bay

Sut-

Pernigotti Albert, clerk J. Ivancovich & Co., r.'

1113 Montgomery
Pero Frank, seaman, r.'304 Jackson
Peroti Rosa, widow, r. 7 Jasper PI
Perow William G., marine engineer, 9 Mis-
sion
Perpoli Flolindo (Pracidio Perpoli & Co.), r. 608
" Henry, seaman, r. 409 Drumm

Broadway
" Maximilian (Allec & Perpoli), r. 2508^4

Bryant
" Pracidio (Pracidio Perpoli & Co.), r. 312,

28th
" , Pracidio & Co. (Pracidio and Flolindo
Perpoli and Ferante Chouhia), wood and
coal, 608 Broadway
Perramont Albine Mrs., lodgings, 82154 Mont-
gomery
" Louis, carpenter, r. 82IV3 Montgomery
Perrault Edward L., physician, 103 Geary, r.
1400 Jackson
" Julian, physician, 103 Geary, r. 1400 Jack-
son
" Julian T., dentist, 103 Geary, r. 1400 Jack-
son
" Mary C, widow, r. 211 Mason
" William, cabinetmaker, r. IHyde Terrace
Perrenot John F., horseradish dealer, 823 Ala-
bama
Perrenoud Auguste, tailor, 531, 24th
" Henry, tailor A. Perrenoud, r. 531, 24th
" Onesime, tailor A. Perrenoud, r. 531, 24th
Perret Eugene L., wagon maker W. F'. Murasky,

r. 1148 Mission
Perrett Eugene, hog raiser, Woolsey nr Somer-
set
Perretti John N., porter, r. 738 Pacific
Perrey Leon, liquors, 317 Grant Av, r. 14 Harlan

PI
Perrier A. Mme., teacher languages, r. 632 Post
Perrier Alfred, wholesale and retail wines and
liquors, 220 Stockton, r. 229 Kearny

PERRIER-JOUET & CO.

(Epernay, France), champagnes, Wil-
frid B. Chapman agent, 123 California,
room 16

j8S"Perrier. See Pereira

Perriman William R., master mariner, r. 1714

Market
4^Perriman. See Ferryman
Perrin Albert A., sergeant police, r. 1312a Har-
rison
" Apoline. widow, r. 139, 9th
" Brothers (Emile F. and Edmond A.), wines

and liquors, 139, 9th
" Charles J., machinist, r. 1609 Geary
" E. B., r. Palace Hotel
" Edmond A. (Perrin Bros.), r. 139, 9th
" Edward R., r. 525 Valencia
" Edward R., merchant, r. 707 Hyde
" Emile F. (Perrin Bros.), r. 139, 9th
" Francois, r. 1217 Washington
" George H., civil engineer John A. Benson,

r. Alameda
" George J., engineer S. P. Co., r. 821 How-
ard
" Henry, cellarman Cal. Wine Assn
•' Jules (Perrin & Apostolo), r. 11 Grant Av
" & Apostolo (Jules Perrin and Atanasio
Apos'tolo), barber shop and baths, 11-13
Grant Av
;8®"Perrin. See Perine

Perrine Carl W., clerk Armes & Dallam, r. Oak-
land
" Prank J., r. 122 Turk
Perrins Catherine, widow, r. Precita Av nr Shot-
well
Perritt John W., longshoreman O. R. & N.

Co., r. St. Charles PI
Perron Jules, teacher music, 6?7 Green
" Marcel, vocalist Tivoli Opera House, r. 637

Green
" Philix, liquors and restaurant, 639 Davis
Perrone Darius L., druggist A. H. Smith & Co.,
6341^ Broadway
" Jose, physician, 634% Broadway
Perroset Louis G., cook, r. 309, 5th
Perrson Emil, painter, r. 25 Tilden

rr\-f ~w — ^ 'i ~i J * Has the largest circulation of

Ine ±3tiiietin '"^"r.f.z^;™*:^°^*

W. B. CHAPMAN,

Importer of Selected Vintages of
. . BARTON & GUESTIER'S Fine Bordeaux and Sauternes.

123 CALIFORNIA STREET.

PER

CROCKER-LANGLEY DIRECTORY.

PER

1251

Perry Albert, butcher, NE cor Mission and
Godeus, r. seiOi^ Mission
" Albert, machinist, r. 704 Folsom
" Albert F., salesman Harris Packing and
Provision Co., r. 26IO14 Mission
Perry Alfred W., physician and surgeon, 207
Turk
'■ AlvanB., clerk W. P. Fuller & Co., r. 425

Baker
" Angelo, laborer, r. 2013 Folsom
" Bert, clerk Armer & Weinshenk
" Bert, clerk Rudolphus W. Coffin, r. SE cor

16th and Valencia
" Carmel A., seaman, r. TW-A Clementina
" Charles, student, r. 714 Hampshire
" Charles A. (Perry & Thomas), r. 1126 Mar-
ket
" Charles E., clerk C. A. Hooper & Co., r. 38

Tilden
" Charles E., shoemaker, r. 1737 Market
Perry Charles O., manager Columbian Banking
Co., 236 Bush, r. Belvedere, Marin Co.
" Charles S., attorney at law, r. 1203 Bu-
chanan
" C. S., photographer, r. 1045 Market
" C. W., traveling salesman Tillmann &

Bendel, r. Reno, Nev.
" David, contractor and builder, r. 416 Grove
" David J., clerk, r. 553M Natoma
" Donald E., bookkeeper J. Noonan, r. San

Rafael
" E., conductor S. F. & S. M. Ry.
" Edgar W., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

1231 Turk
" Edward, bartender The Yosemite, r. 23
Lily Av
Perry Edward E., dentist, office 1841 Polk, hours
9 a. m. to 5 p. m., r. 2105^/4 Larkin
" Edward H., lodgings, 961-963 Mission
" Eliza, widow, r. 416 Greenwich
" Emile A., marble cutter, r. 17 Wood
" Emma A., stenographer G. G. Wickson &

Co., r. Oakland
" Ethelbert, restaurant, 306 Hayes
" Eugene T., clerk F. P. & J. A. Hooper, r. 416

Greenwich
" F. Jewell, student, r. 1214 Howard
" Francis P., porter John Sroufe & Co., r.

12654 Noe
" Frank, janitor, r. 24 Mint Av
" Frank, laborer, r. 319a 10th rear .
" Frank, porter, r. 158 Eureka
" Frank A., barber Manuel A. Farpeilha, r.

22 Tehama
" Frank A., master bktn Addenda, office 48

Market, room 1
" George, clerk John A. Wright, r. 1309 How-
ard
" George H., attorney at law, 124 Sansome,

room 4, r. Alameda
" George H., secretary Diamond Real Estate
and Investment Co., 632 Market, r. Ala-
meda
" George M., dairyman, r. 230!^ Langton
" George O., attorney at law, 212
room 18, r. 156 Golden Gate Av
" George R., Spanish dept. Cunningham,

Curtlss & Welch, r. 1508 Franklin
" Harry, paper hanger J. E. Ross
" Harvey O., salesman Wiester&Co., r. East

Oakland
" Henry, bedmaker, r. 704'/^ Mission
" Henry J., carpenter, r. 1045 Folsom
" Henry O., carrier postofflce, r. 1418V4 How-
ard
" Henry S., stock clerk L. Dinkelspiel &

Sons, r. De Wolf nr Sickles Av
" Herman F., compositor, r. 726 Bush
" Homer, draughtsman Byron Jackson, r. 714

Hampshire
" I. C, photographer, r. 1045 Market
" James, contractor, r. 13 Brosnan
" James, helper Sutter St. Ry., r. 217 Aus-
tin
" James, pressman, r. 16091/4 California
" James E., seaman, r. 529 East
" James W., decorator William A, Kemp, r.

6 Prospect Av
" John, carpenter, r. 751, 18th

Perry John, compositor H. S. Crocker Co., r. De
Wolf nr Sherman

" John, teamster, r. 39 Rausch
Perry John Jr., stock and bond broker, 411
Montgomery, r. Hotel Pleasanton

" John C, superintendent, r. 849 Golden Gate
Av

" John C. Jr., student, r. 1214 Howard

" John V. B.. engineer Columbian Bldg, r.
1421 Taylor

" John W., clerk, r. 303 Austin

" John W., clerk registry division Post Of-
fice, r. 1214 Howard

" Joseph, barber, 202,8th

" Joseph, driver, r. 2824 Mission

" Joseph, milk dealer, r. 249 Pacific

" Joseph S., cooper Cornell & Co., r. 1027
Montgomery

" Justin, waiter N. Sutich, r. 500 Napa

" Kate C. Mrs., proprietor Mansion House,
961-963 Mission

" Louis, teamster, r. 615^4 York

" LucretiaJ. Mrs., housekeeper, 447 McAllis-^
ter

" Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 542, 9th

" Matilda Mrs., nurse, r. 24 Mint Av

" Miles, paper hanger J. St. Denis & Co., r.
7371^ Howard

" Myrtle Miss, r. 6 Stockton PI

" Oliver R., cigar maker Schwerin & Son, r.
618 Stevenson

" Patrick, policeman, r. 23 Lily Av

" Richard, carpenter, r. 529 Jersey

" Richard D., with Lurline Baths, r. 1404
Larkin

" Richard H. (Acton & Perry), r. 24 Hanover
PI

" Robert O., frame maker S. A. Perry & Co.,
r. 618 Stevenson

" Rose Mrs., domestic St. Luke's Hospital
Perry S. A. & Co. (Samuel A. Perry), artists'
materials, pictures and frames, and
manufacturers writing ink, shoe black-
ing, gold paint, etc., 919 Mission

" Sallie B. Miss, dressmaker, r. 718a Bush

" Samuel A. (S. A. Perry & Co.), r. 1045 Mar-
ket

" Sidney H., cook str Alcatraz, r. 194 Steven-
son

" Theodore J., shoemaker J. C. Nolan & Co.,
r. 423 Minna

" Thomas, carpenter, r. 136, 5th

" Thomas H., paper hanger, r. 9 Belmont PI

" V. Elino, packer, r. 1214 Howard

" W., r. 521 Pacific

" William, butler, 3919 Sacramento

" William E., clerk W. J. Bryan, r. 2415 Clay
" William J., painter, r. 218, 9th

" & Thomas (Charles A. Perry and Walter
G. Thomas), dentists, 1126 Market
49° Perry. See Perrey
Ferryman Jesse E., salesman, r. 18a De Long

Av
4®"Perryman. See Perriman
Perscheid Gustave A., manufacturer cham-
pagne, office and cellar 122 Fulton
Persinger Frank M. (Persinger & Glixman). r.
312 Eddy
" & Glixman (Frank M. Persinger and Philip
Glixman), merchant tailors, 118 Geary
Person Andrew, liquors and lodgings, 321
Drumm
" Charles, waiter Wilson Dining Saloon, r.

6014 Everett
" Emil J., carpenter, r. 2 Falcon Av
" Emma, domestic, 1834 California

I

WASflBDRN & MOEN MFG. CO.,

BARBED
COPPER
INSULATED

WIRE

NAILS,
ROPE,
SPRINGS.

BACCHUS CELLARS

AND RHINE-FARM VINEYARDS,

SONOMA.

J. GUNDLACH & CO.,

SAN FRANCISCO AND NEW YORK.

1252

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CROCKER-LA NGLEY DIEECTORY.

PET

J. C. WILSON & CO.

©OO BATTERY ST.

Tel. Main 1864.

COAL, COKE and PIQ IRON,

Wholesale and Retail.

Person Franklin, r. 2334 Pine
" John, seaman, r. 131 East
" Joseph, seaman, r. 409 Drumm
" Louis, hostler Mrs. Ellen A. Harris, r. 807

Montgomery
" Olof, seaman, r. 28 Sacramento
" Sven, waiter, r. 60^4 Everett
j^°Person. See Pearson, Pearsson, Persons,

Persson and Pierson
Persons Charles F., secretary and assistant
general manager American Press As-
sociation, 510 Montgomery, r. New York
City
" Charles R., electrician, r. GSSYi Geary
" William M., conductor Market St. Ky., r.
1501 Turk
4S"Persons. See Pearson, Pearsson, Person,

Persson and Pierson
Persson Emma, domestic, 776 Clayton
" John P., fireman Merchants' Ice and Cold

Storage Co., r. 47 Natoma
" Ole, liquors, 211 Steuart
" Swan, carpenter, r. 349 Alvarado
J8®"Persson. See Pearson, Pearsson, Person,

Persons and Pierson
Pertini P. Bismark, salesman G. Bertini, r.

3023 Sacramento
Peru William, driver J. Lanzer, r. 2232 Mis-
sion
Perusina Vaso, oysterman, r. 318 Taylor
Perusini Antonio, capitalist, r. 2200 California
Perussio Michael, vegetables, r. 1519 Dupont
Perutz Alfred, clerk London and San Francisco

Bank, r. 1915 Broderick
Perzollo Giovanni B., laborer, r. 10 Margaret PI
Pescadero Fast Freight, agent's office 36 Cali-
fornia
Pesch Adolph, waiter, r. 435 Jessie
Pescia Joseph, physician and surgeon, 611
Washmgton, hours 9 to 10 a. m. and 2 to
4 p. m., r. -2006 Washington
" Maria, widow, r. 611 Washington
Pesesonen Andrew, seaman, r. 414 Folsom
Peset Jean, ironer Jules J. Augas, r. 214, 17th

" Joseph, r. 406 Pacific
Peshon Peter A., policeman, r. 27 Hartford
Pesoli Charles E., stenographer Stanly, Hayes

& Bradley, r. Alameda
Pesoli Edward A., vice-consul France, 604 Com-
mercial
Pesquina Antonio, bartender, r. 1114 Mont-
gomery
Pessagno John, candy maker Louis Saroni &

Co.. r. 1407 Kearny
Pessano Andrew (Pessano & Caratto), r. 2008^4
Mason
" & Caratto (Andrew Pessano and Agostino
Caratto), painters and paper hangers,
20081^ Mason
Pest House, SW cor Army and De Haro
Pestalacci Toby, bartender Emil Martinoni, r.
401 Broadway
" Peter, clerk Pedrotta & Zambelli, r. 325
Turk
Petak Charles, seaman, r. 131 East
Petaluma Fruit Packing Co. The, Field & Stone

Co. agents. 126 California
Petaluma Transfer Co., Pacific Express Co.
agents, office steamer Gold, pier bet
Washington and Jackson, telephone
Main 5762, branch office 14 California
Petchart Frank, horseshoer, r. 7 Juniper
Peter Edward, engineer, r. 820'/^ Filbert
" Katherina, widow, r. 820i4 Filbert
" Eugene A., sausage maker John A. Crough,
r. 9.=S9 Folsom

Peter George, cook Gustav Sassenberg, r. 529

Sacramento
" John, seaman str San Bias
>8®-Peter. See Peters
Petereit Hendrick, painter, r. 963 Mission
Peteri John H., liquors, SW cor Market and 4th,

r. 720 Ridley
Peterkin John, laborer, r. GoettingennrWoolsey
Peterlein Reinhold, hosiery manufacturer, 1161

Howard
Peterman Gustav, laborer, r. 2802 Greenwich
Petermann Fred J. (Petermann & Frank), r. 1025>

Devisadero
" & Frank (F. J. Petermann and August

Frank), manufacturers bags, tents and

awnings. Ill Clay
Peternel. Anton, restaurant, 704 Bryant
Peters Abraham, stenographer Hoffman, Alex-
ander & Co., r. 1324 Buchanan
" Albert, molder Thompson Bros., r. 14]/,

Rausch
" Albert E., clerk J. K. Armsby Co., r. 225,

11th
" Alexander, peddler, r. 117 Natoma
" Andrew, tailor, 2289 Bryant
" Anna, widow, r. 703'^ Hyde
" Arthur S. (Todt& Peters), r. Oakland
" Bert, student, r. 8I714 Larkin
" Brothers (David and Charles), liquors.

Lake nr 13th Av
Peters Brothers (Henry and Herman), gro-
ceries, 798 Haight
" Brothers (William, William C. and Henry

N.), liquors, 514 Montgomery and 653

Kearny
" Carl F., clerk Louis Schonfeld, r. NE cor

Grove and Gough
" Carrie M. Miss, bookkeeper, r. 207 Castro
" Carsten T., carpenter r. 27a Morris Av
" Charles, carpenter, r. 871 Market
" Charles, clerk, r. 495, 15th
" Charles, laborer, r. 410 Pacific
" Charles, millhand, r. 27a Morris Av
" Charles (Peters Brothers), r. Lake nr 13th

Av
" Charles R. Mrs., widow, r. 1120 Hyde
" Christian, cook, 407 Mason
" Clara H. Miss, clerk J. H. Peters, r. 2021

Howard
" Cleveland, policeman, r, 495, 15th
" Daniel, laborer, r. 16 Polk Lane
Peters Dash Co., A. G. Glenn agent, 213-215

Market
" David (Peters Bros.), r. Lakenr 13th Av
" Delia Mrs., varieties, 520 Polk
" Edwin, steward St. George's Club
" Eggert, stenographer Erlanger& Galinger,

r. 2021 Howard
" Elmer S., upholsterer Sterling Furniture

Co., r. 15411/4 Mission
" Frank, r. 827 Filbert
" Frank, engineer F. De Ferrari, r. 14^^

Rausch rear
" Frank, furniture, 96114-963 Mission, r. 45454

Minna
" Frank, machinist Union Gas Engine Co.,

r. 862i4 Mission
" Frederick (J. Popert & Co.), r. 346, 4th
" Frederick, clerk, r. 1318 California
" Frederick, laborer, r. 904 Bryant
" Frederick C, office 213 Mission, r. 30 Post
■ ' Frederick W. , correspondent E. L. G. Steele

&Co., r. 2522 Howard
" George, maltster, r. 2013 Folsom
" George, restaurant, 1524 Market, r. 177

Minna
" George, teamster Charles M. Depew Plan-
ing Mill Co., r. 11 Juri
" George F., horse trainer, r. 425. 7th Av
" George W., electrician William Wain-

wright, r. 27a Morris Av
" Gustave, driver Chicago Brewery, r. 323

Clementina
" Harry D., paper carrier, r. 1020 Guerrero
" Helena Mrs., varieties, NW cor Hyde and

Green
" Henry, r. 12 Eureka

" Henry (Cal. Brewing Co.), r. NW cor 17th
and Douglass

FBnrrs the news twelve houbs

rr\i -f — X -g -| ^^ • fBiKTs the news twelve houbi

Ine i:3Ulletin ^^°"r"r°L""'^

Telephone Main 926.

Kodaks

TO
RENT.

T. P. ANDREWS,
109 Montgomery St.

PET

CROCKER-LANGLEY DIRECTORY.

PET

1253

Peters Henry (Peters Bros.), r. 101 Devisadero
" Henry, butcher Alber & Wachter, r. 247,

3^
" Henry, clerk, r. 630 Sacramento
" Henry, driver, r. 174 Jessie
" Henry, painter, r. 145 Silver
" Henry C.F., foreman Western Sugar Re-
finery, r. Mission nr 34th
" Henry D., tailor S N. Wood & Co., r. 429

Ringold
" Henry N. (Peters Bros.), r. Hopland, Men-
docino Co.
" Henry R., r. 624 Polk
*' Herman, wagon maker Geo. W. Phelan, r.

507 Castro
" Herman C. (Peters Bros.), r. 101 Devisadero
" James, carpetman Palace Hotel, r. 13 Lou-
isa
" James, fireman str Apache
" James, laborer, r. 239^2 Langton
" James C, machinist Pac. Axle Co., r. 235

8th
" Jennie Miss, milliner, r. 425, 7th Av
" J. F., carpenter German Hospital
" J. F., laborer, r. 501 Napa
" J. Frank, secretary Williams-Marvin Co.,

569 Market, r. 2715 Scott
" John (Cal. Brewing Co.), r. 12 Eureka
" John, driver S. F. Stock Brewery, r. 2006'/2

Dupont
" John, dyer J. Spaulding & Co., r. 353 Te-
hama
" John, foreman Pac. Paving Co., r. 305

Minna
'• John, liquors, SE cor 4th and Berry, r.

Oakland
<• John, livery stable, 1314 Grove, r. 2211 De-
visadero
" John, restaurant. 48 East, r. Oakland
" John A., apprentice D. D. Wass, r. 460, 15th
" John A., storekeeper P.M. SS. Co., r. 460

15th
" John H., bartender Augustus Massey, r.

639 California
" John H., contractor, r. 419 Dolores
" John H.. upholsterer, 2054 Mission
" John M., seaman, r. 324 Vallejo rear
" John T., real estate agent, 3 Mills Bldg,

2d floor, r. 12 Diamond
" Joseph, bootblack, r. 1 Hopeton Terrace
" Joseph, laborer, r. 27 Moss
" Joseph, laborer, r. 410 Pacific
" Joseph, liquors, 120^4 Jackson
" Joseph C. (Peters & Cowie), r. 225, 11th
" Joseph C., stevedore, r. 16th Av South bet
Kand L
Peters Joseph D., president California Naviga-
tion and Improvement Co., office Wash-
ington Street Wharf (pier 3), r. Stockton,
Cal.
" Joseph M., cook Sailors' Home
" J. P., scenic artist, r. 715 Howard
" Julius, baker, r. 107 Langton
" Julius, driver Thomas Mitchell, r. cor

Naples and Russia Av
" Julius, groceries and liquors, SW cor 19th

and Shotwell
" Lilly, stenographer, r. 1541i4 Mission
" Louis, tailor, r. 419 Natoma
" Margaret, widow, r. 2713 Folsom
" Margaret, widow, dressmaking, •22Y2, 7th
" Marie A., widow, r. 2522 Howard
" Mary, widow, r. 14% Rausch rear
*< Mattie E. Miss, stenographer and type-
writer, 630 Market, r. SW cor 19th and
Di amond
" M. H. Miss, teacher languages, r. 3138 Mis-
sion
«' Oliver S., carpetman Palace Hotel, r. 13

Louisa
" Otto, groceries and liquors, NW cor Pine

and Broderick, r. 1814!^ Devisadero
" Pauline Mrs., notions, 1022 Larkin
" Philip, boots and shoes, 1315 and 1403 Stock-
ton, r. 1135 Geary
" Pincus, r. 1324 Buchanan
" Prince C, policeman, r. 3330 Sutter
" Richard, seaman, r. 1001 Batt3ry
" Robert M., mining, r. 495, 15th

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

Hair Mattresses

MADE TO ORDER.
641-647 IVIARKEX ST.

Peters Sarah Mrs., r. 12a Sheridan
" Sarah W., widow, r. 309 Haight
" Siemen, clerk, r. 332^4 Geary
" Silas, gripman, r. 154I14 Mission
" Simon, tailor, r. 813 Jessie rear
" Sophia Mrs., boarding, 134 McAllister
" Stewart H., jockey, r. 425, 7th Av
" Theibaud, pattern maker, r. 929 Army
" William (Peters Bros.), r. 216 Prospect PI
" William, nurse, r. 1519 Leavenworth
" William, porter Cooper & Co.
' ' William C. (Peters Bros. ), r. 1333 California
" William M. Mrs., r. 637'/4 McAllister
Peters & Cowie (Joseph C. Peters and George

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merchants, 591, 6th
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Petersen Adolph T. N., ofQce 23 California,

room 12, r. 1717b Haight
" Alexander, laundryman. r. 268 Stevenson
" Andrew, carpenter, r. 924 Natoma
" Andrew I. (Kramer & Petersen), r. 636

California
" Anna, domestic, 519 Eddy
" Annie A., widow, r. 1606i^ Lexington Av
" August, grille worker Thomas Klog, r. 511

O'Farrell
" Augustus, longshoreman, r. 719 Brannan

rear
" Bernard, cooper Roth, Blum & Co., r. 518,

9th
" Bertha, domestic, 2127 California
" C. Miss, dressmaking, 520 Filbert
" Carl F., clerk M. Levin, r. 3109 Buchanan
" Carrie, cook, NE cor 31st and Howard
" Charles, carriage washer Thomas Kelly &

Sons, r. 109 Austin Av
" Charles, cooper Cal. Wine Assn, r. 709

Harrison
" Charles, driver, r. 1300 Turk
" Charles, laborer, r. 134/2 Gilbert rear
" Charles, seaman, r. 19 Steuart
" Charles A., president Union Soap Factory,

318, 10th, r. Alameda
" Charles C. A., secretary Baron J. H. Von

Schroder, 124Sansome, room 11, r. Pacific-
Union Club
" Charles F., teamster, r. 351 Perry
" Charles L., engineer Murray Bros., r. 412

Dolores
" Charles L., longshoreman, r. 13 Natoma
" Chris, drayman, r. 2836 Harrison
" Christian, liquors, 746, 4th
" Christian, tailor T. E. Kent, r. 616 Linden

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" E., steward, r. 33 Sacramento
" Edward, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
" Edward P., deputy County Clerk, r. 334

Fremont
" Eliza, widow, r. 719 Brannan rear
" Elmer, seaman, r. 1341/2 Gilbert rear
" Emily M., widow, r. 1515 Webster
" Ernest F., upholster Chas. M. Plum & Co.,

r. 414 Shotwell
" F., farmer, r. 320 Pacific
" Ferdinand, bookkeeper, r. 636 California
Petersen F. M. & Co. (Frederick M. Petersen),

general brokers and agents San Juan

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Francis P., clerk, r. 17 Elliott Park
Frank, furniture dealer, r. iW-A Minna
Frank, laborer, r, 301 Sierra
Frederick, r. 56 South Park
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" Frederick, office 632 Market, r. 208 Hyde
■' Frederick 1., barber, 122, 7th
" Frederick M. (F. M. Petersen & Co.), r. 1203

Golden Gate At
" Fritz, car washer Market St. Ry., r. 816,

26th
" George, shoemaker Chas. A. Onstott, r.

564 Mission
" Gustave, contractor, r. 115, 8th
" H., seaman, r. 32 Sacramento
" Hans, contractor, r. 2926 Folsom
" Hans, machine hand Fink & Schindler, r.

1724 Jessie
" Hans, waiter C. G. Larsen, r. 435 Jessie
" Hans L. (H. M. Petersen & Co.), r. 717 Treat

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" Hans M. (H. M. Petersen <& Co.), r. 717 Treat

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" Hans P. (Petersen & Gantner), r. 813 Polk
" Hans P., soap manufacturer, 1204 Vermont,

r. 1104Potrero Av
" Hennlng E., machinist, r. 1237, 18th
" Henry, driver Fredericksburg Bottling Co.,

r. 1510 Ellis
" Henry, laborer, r. Army nr San Bruno Av
" Henry, longshoreman, r. 719 Brannan rear
" Henry, master mariner, r. 744, 20th
" Hilma, domestic, 426 Shrader

PETERSEN H. M. & CO.

(Hans L. and Matthew Petersen), pro-
prietors San Francisco Artlflcial Stone
Paving Co. (ScMllinger's patent), office
313 Montgomery

Petersen Ida Miss, r. 301 Leavenworth

" Ivan L., accountant Risdon I. & L. Wks. r.

121 Stockton
" J., r. 737 Howard
" J. Mrs., r. 826 Geary
" Jacob, restaurant, 7 Market, r. 820 Page
" James, trader, r. 1119 Montgomery
" James C, restaurant, ,505, 4th
" J. C, foreman cooper Cal. Wine Assn.
" Jens, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r.

131 Shipley
" Jens, waiter J. L. Baar, r. 116 Leidesdorff
" John, baker C. G. Larsen. r. 434 Jessie
" John, clerk ticket auditor's dept. S. P. Co..

r. 17 Elliott Park
" John, cook, r. 442 Tehama
" John, laborer, r. 529 Sacramento
" John, laborer, r. Richland Av nr Andover

Av
" John, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 6th Av

bet L and M
" John, machinehand S. F. Planing Mill, r.

146,11th
" John, paper hanger, r. 241 Fell
" John, porter Greenebaum & Co., r. Mill

Valley
" John, seaman, r. 100% Jackson
" John, soapmaker H. P. Petersen, r. 1104

Potrero Av
" John, sugar maker, r. 15i4 Harriet
" Lars, seaman, r. 122 Perry
" Lars, upholsterer, r. 1516, 20th Av South
" Lars P., rope splicer, r. 2914 Larkin
" Lars S., r. 406, 7th
" Louis, bottler Humboldt Mineral Water

Co., r. 9 Little Russ
'■ Louis N., warehouseman Lowell's Ware-
house, r. Fruitvale
" M., 2d baker str Australia
" Mary, widow, r. 730,4th •

Petersen Matilda, domestic, 914 Post
" Matilda, domestic, 1922 Sacramento
■' Martin, baker, r. 763 Howard
" Martin, seaman, r. 135414 Alabama rear
" Mary H., widow, r. 28 Hanover PI
" Matthew (H. M. Petersen & Co.), r. 717

Treat Av
" Minnie, domestic, 309 Walnut
" Nels, laborer Union I. Wks, r. 13b Oak

Grove Av
" Nels, laundryman Edouard Bonnet, r. 14

Jackson
" Nicolai. cigars, r. 1036, 20th
" Niels P., shoemaker Erick C. Thode, r.

536, 2d
" Nisen P. (N. P. Petersen & Co.), r. 823 Page
" N. P. & Co. (Nisen P. Petersen and Andrew

L. Bertelsen), cigars and tobacco, 7 and

730 Market
" Olof, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
" Oscar, laborer, r. 301 Sierra
" Oscar, machinist, r. 968 Harrison
" Oscar, seaman, r. 23 Victor
" Otto, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
" Otto, stock clerk Wiester & Co., r. 414 Shot-
well
" P., porter Golden West Hotel
" P. Mrs., dressmaking, 312 Minna
" P. C, quartermaster str Santa Rosa
" Peter, r. 10, ■13th
" Peter, r. 22^4 Clinton Park
" Peter, cigars and tobacco, 129i/4 East
" Peter, laborer, r. 8th Av South nr K
" Peter, ropemaker Washburn & Moen Mfg

Co., r. 2914 Larkin
" Peter, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
" Peter A., hostler Thomas Kelly & Sons, r.

1639 Pine
" Peter C, blacksmith, r. 7 Mint Av
" Peter H., cooper, r. 709 Harrison
" Peter H., janitor, r. 413 Minna
" Peter H., laundry, r. 342 Minna
" Peter J., laborer, r. 437, 4th
" Peter P., wood and coal, 441 O'Farrell
" Rasmus, tailor, r. 622 Clay
" Sibbert (Petersen & Fisher), r. 533 Alva-

rado
" Sofus, waiter C. G. Larsen, r. 617 Geary rear
" Tillie, domestic, 606 Oak
" Toldevar, brassfinisher W. T. Garratt &

Co.. r. 17 Elliott Park
" Victor, teamster, r. 1600 Mission
" Walter, brassfinisher J. Roylance Brass

Wks, r. East Oakland
" Wilhelmina, widow, r. 414 Shotwell
" William (Petersen & Christensen), r. 901

Kearny
" William, seaman, r. 222 Filbert
" William J., secretary Union Soap Factory,

318, 10th, r. 320, 10th
" & Christensen (William Petersen and Nils

W. Christensen), liquors, 901 Kearny

PETERSEN & FISHER

(Sibbert Petersen and Charles W.

Fisher), plumbers and gasfitters, 205

PoweU, telephone Main 5649
Petersen & Gantner (Hans P. Petersen and

Henry W. Gantner), funeral directors

and embalmers, 8-10 City Hall Square,

telephone South 432
Peterson A., carpenter Marshutz & Cantrell, r.

3 Tehama
" A., dairyman, 1434-1426 Fulton
" A., quartermaster str City of Puebla
" A., shoemaker, r. 414 Ivy Av
" Agnes, widow, r. 202 Fillmore
" Albert, cooper Herbert &Vogel, r. 48 Ritch
" Albert, sorter Reichert & Co., r. Oakland
" Albert B., clerk A. B. Peterson, r. 10

Hampton PI
" Alexander, collector, r. 425 O'Farrell
" Alexander, seaman, r. 23 Victor
" Alexander A., machinist Risdon I^ & L.

Wks, r. 71114 Harrison
" Alfred, coffee saloon, 341 Bush, r. 223

Kearny
" Alfred, electrician Cahill & Hall Elevator

Co., r. 618 Jessie

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Society, office 319 Geary, office hours
(except Sunday) 10 a. m. to 12 m. and
2 to 4 p. m., telephone Main 1723, r.
The Westminster, 614 Sutter
Peterson Alfred M., clgarmaker, r. 1109 Pacific
Peterson Alice Miss, dressmaking, 1205 Polk
" Anaanda, widow, r. 912 Clay
" Anders, toundryman, r. 336, Sth
" Andrew (Madson & Peterson), r. Oakland
" Andrew, bartender, r. 4 Boston PI
" Andrew, cook, r. 2043 Harrison
" Andrew, house and sign painter and con-
tractor, 1217M Howard
" Andrew, laborer, r. 1615 Pine
" Andrew, marine fireman, r. 547, 1st
" Andrew, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
" Andrew, seaman, r. 416. 1st
" Andrew, teamster, r. 2013 Folsom
" Andrew, trackman Sutter St. Ry., r. 1412^2

Pine
" Andrew, waiter, r. 327 Clementina
" Andrew H., porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 4

Boston PI
" Andrew R., liquors and lodgings, 160 Steu-
art
" Andrew T. (Christensen& Peterson), r. 421

East North
" Andrew T., porter Harris Bros. & Co., r.

1822 Mason
" Anna, widow, r. 116 Shipley rear
" Anna Mrs., r. 1055a Howard
" Annie, widow, r. 1329 Minna
" Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 359 Brannan
" Annie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1522 Bush
" Anton, quarryman, r. .303, 3d
" Anton G., jeweler Shreve & Co., r. 912 Clay
" Antone, laborer, r. 15 Minnesota
" Aithur S., sales stable, 107-109 New Mont-
gomery, r. 529 Fell
" Astrid Mrs., r. 121 Stockton
" August, laborer L. Davies, r. 1104 Mont-
gomery
" August, longshoreman, r. 7 Kohler PI
" August, seaman U. S. steamer Albatross
" August, tailor, 713'^ Bush
" August, tailor Peterson & Landeor, r. 631

Stevenson
" August B., gents' furnishing goods, 252, 3d,

r. 10 Hampton PI
" August B. Jr., clerk, r. 10 Hampton PI
" August F., tailor, 83 Stevenson rear, r.

1591/2 Clara
" Axel, laborer David Woerner, r. 2416 Mis-
sion
" Barbara, widow, r. 16 Folsom
" Benjamin, house mover, r. 719 Minna
" Bernard, longshoreman, r. 22 South Park
" Berndt, basket maker, r. 1023 De Haro
" Brick Company (San Jose, Cal.), T. M.
Peterson manager, 40 New Montgomery
" C, attendant U. S. Marine Hospital
" Carl A., shoemaker, 1207 Fillmore
" Carl G., tailor, r. 119A William
" Carlin, cabinet maker, r. Peralta Av opp

York
" Carlos, longshoreman, r. 3lB Gilbert
" Catherine, widow, r. 421 Greenwich
" C. C, clerk W. & J. Sloane & Co., r. 86414

Mission
" Casper, cooper Herbert & Vogel, r. Lorin,

Cal.
" C. H. (Valleau & Peterson), r. 2422 Folsom
" C. H., seaman, r. 32 East
" Charles, boatman H. Peterson, r. 16 Fol-
som
" Charles, clerk The Harry Unna Co. of S. F.,

r. 1737 Market
" Charles, cook, r. 4 O'Connell PI
" Charles, cook Simmons, Moberg & Kluck.

r. 660 Howard
" Charles, janitor, r. 915 Hayes
" Charles, longshoreman, r. 314 Day
" Charles, newspaperman, r. Contra Costa
House

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Peterson Charles, oyster tonger

ghan, r. Millbrae
" Charles, restaurant, 1001 Market,

Stevenson
" Charles, seaman, r. 110 Berry
" Charles, seaman, r. 160 Steuart
" Charles, shoemaker, 3 Mary Lane
" Charles, teamster, r. 1023, 10th Av South
" Charles C, seaman, r. 320 Drumm
" Charles G. F., master schr Sailor Boy,

office 42 Market, room 3, r. 36 Berkeley A v
" Charles P., carpenter, r. Powhattan nr An-

" Charles R. (Peterson & Marcus), r. 22(J2

Devisadero
" Charles W., packer Wellman, Peck & Co., r.

East Oakland
" Christ, clerk H. Schlichtmann, r. 605 Shot-
well
" Christian, bartender Adolph Trefz, r. 512

Bush
" Christian, laborer, r. 1317, 7th Av South
" Christian, seaman, r. 8 Cadell Alley
" Christina, widow, r. 711% Harrison
" Clara, widow, r. 640 Castro
" Colin, millhand William A. Schrock
" Cora, domestic, 658 Ashbury
" Cora, saleslady Elizabeth Jon s, r. 521,4th
" Daniel, longshoreman, r. WSSy^ Folsom
" Edgar A., printer Call, r. 800 Kearny
" Edward, cabinet maker S. P. Furniture

Mfg Co.. r. 14 Ford
" Edward, typewriter, r. 2422 Folsom
" Edward P., boatman FolsomStreet Wharf
" Egbert, longshoreman, r. 20011/4 Dupont
" Emil, tanner Balz Bros. & Finkeldey, r.

I61/2, 24th
" Emil L., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,

r. 508 Hermann
" Emil O., salesman Raphael Weill &Co.,

r. Oakland
" Enewald, real estate, 324 Bush, r. The Cal-
ifornia
'• E Pontus, coachman, 502 Geary
" Ernest G., watchman Market St. Ry, r.

131/4 Auburn
" Ferdinand C, city agent Commercial

Union Assurance Co., r. Belvedere
" Frank, laborer, r. 1055b Howard
Peterson Frank B. (Frank B. Peterson & Co.),
and secretary Naknek Packing Co., 30-
33 California, r. 1716 Van Ness Av, house
telephone East 676
Peterson Frank B. & Co. (Frank B. Peterson),
importers, wholesale grocers and pro-
vision dealers, 30-33 California, telephone
Main 1055
" Fred E. (Peterson & Peterson), r. 36 Erie
" Fred G., bookkeeper Superintendent

Streets, r. 423 Fulton
" Frederick, r. 510, 9th
" Frederick,asst. bridgekeeper Fourth Street

Bridge, r. 333 Bryant
" Frederick, clerk J. W. H. Campbell, r. 103

Vandewater
" Frederick, cook, r. 214 Jackson
" Frederick, laborer, r. 56 Tehama rear
" Frederick, mate schr Monterey, r. 2011

Dupont
" Frederick, photographer, r. 403 Buena Vista

Av
" Frederick, seaman, r. 131 East
" Frederick E., superintendent carriers Ex-
aminer, r. 809 Clayton
" Frederick F., foreman Albert E. Buckman,
r. 10 Walter

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Peterson George, r. 320 Drunmi
" George, r. 420 Jackson
" George, fresco painter, r. 3008 California
" George, plumber John F. Myers & Co., r.

737 Howard
" George, shoemaker, 3421, 16th
" George A., printer, r. 800 Kearny
" George B., painter, 210 Leavenworth
" George M., seaman, r. 13 Clay
" George W., with AUyne & White, r. 30

Clinton Park
" Gertrude, clerk H. Huddleston &Co., r. 16

Folsom
" Gottfried T., carpenter, r. 126 Caselli Av
" Gustav, carpenter U. S. Lighhouse tender

Madrono
" Gustav, longshoreman, r. 234 Langton
" Gustav, marine engineer, r. 1307 Vermont
" Gustav, seaman, r. 637 How^ard
" Gustave, cook Pearson & Boyson. r. 425 Bush
" Gustave (Poetsch & Peterson), r. 3005 Har-
rison
" Gustavus, machine hand, r. 637 Folsom
" H., driver Fredericksburg Bottling Co.
" H., master mariner, r. 744, 20th
" Hannah, widow, r. 1423 Market
" Hannah, widow, liquors, 8 Commercial
" Hans, cabinet maker, r. 321 Capp rear
" Hans, domestic. 22 Hawthorne
" Harry, longshoreman, r. 413 Harrison
" Harry W., stevedore, r. 7814 Clementina
" Henry, assistant engineer str Leader, r.

Stockton, Cal.
" Henry, butcher, r. 510, 9th
" Henry, hostler J. W Morshead & Son, r. 20

Clay
" Henry, laborer Catton, Bell & Co., r. 80

Army
" Henry, master mariner, r. 1003 Battery
" Henry, teamster, r. 4 Hampton PI
" Henry Jr., teamster Yosemite Flour Mills,

r. 510, 9th
■ ' Henry C. , boatman Folsom St. Wharf, r, 419

Harrison
" Henry E., carpenter M. Hansen & Co., r.

1087 Tennessee
" Henry F., carpenter, r. 444 Brannan
" Herman E. (Peterson & Co.), r. Oakland
" Ida, domestic, 2410 Mission
" Ina L. Miss, stenographer, 16 Mills Bldg

9th floor, r. 141 Grove
" J., janitor, r. 100 Jones
" J., seaman, r. 1045 Market
" Jacob, bookkeeper, r. 56 South Park
" Jacob, laborer, r. 609^4, 3d
" Jacob, master mariner, r. 718 Filbert
" Jacob, vinegar maker Lewis Packing Co.

and Vinegar Wks, r. 525 Chestnut
" Jacob A., washer Lick Laundry, r. 468

Stevenson
" Jacob, teamster Oregon Imp. Co., r. 208

Townsend
" James, r. 345 Beale
" James, carpenter, r. 524 Howard
" James, concrete worker, r. 316, 4th
" James, ship painter Callahan & Bundesen
" James, waiter, r. 129 Ivy Av
" James M., carpenter Spring Valley W. W.,

r. 616, 25th
" James M., motorman Market St. Ry., r.

241/2 Perry
" James P., bay and river freighting, 56 Steu-

art, r. 8th Av South bet G and H
" Jeremiah B., r. 613 Howard
" Jesse H., clerk German American Ins. Co.,

r. Alameda

Peterson J. M., gripman Sutter St. Ry, r. 1629
Clay
" John, r. 224,4th
" John, r. 52OV2 Howard
" John, carpenter, r. 321 Green
" John, cook M. Katzer, r. 516 Pine
" JohQ, deckhand str Sausalito
" John, laborer, r. 928, 13th Av South
" John, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r. 8

Sierra
" John, laborer, r. 13 Chapultepec
" John, liquors, SW cor Railroad Av and 8th

Av South
" John, master schr T. Alonzo, ofBce 3d St.

Wharf, r. ] 10 Berry
" John, mate str Zinfandel, r. Napa, Cal.
" John, porter John Peters, r. 20 St. Charles

PI
" John, 2d officer str National City
" John, seaman, r. 3 East
" John, seaman, r. 131 East
'• John, seaman, r. 334 Main
" John, seaman, r. 568 Howard
" John, shoemaker Nestor Engblom, r. 901

Folsom
" John, waiter Johnson & Brenneke, r. 27

Langton
" John Rev., pastor Free Evangelical Swed-
ish Mission, r. lUiy^ Mission
" John A., plumber Daniel Williamson, r.

SW cor Railroad Av and 8th Av South
" John C, cooper, r. 132a 14th
" JohnF..pipemaker W.W.Montague &Co.,

r. Holly Park
" John H., master ship Eclipse, r. 40, 11th
" John H.. tailor, r. 803 Montgomery
" John T., tailor S. N. Levy, r. Oakland
" John W., machinist, r. 1821 Greenwich
" Joseph, laborer, r. 13 Natoma
" Joseph, master mariner, r. 321 Day
" Joseph, teamster Horn & Judge, r. 1st Av

South nr Railroad Av
" Josephine E., domestic, 3315 Washington
" Julia, domestic, r. 1221 O'Farrell
" Julius, salesman P. Greenberg &Co.,r.

2832 Bush
" Kate, widow, r. 421 Greenwich
" Kate Mrs., janitress Haight Primary

School, r. 730 Clementina
" Lars, seaman, r. 724 Harrison
" Lars A., tailor, 39 Eddy, r. 1522 Bush
" Lars F., cutter Samuel N. Levy, r. 403

Buena Vista Av
" Lawrence, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1413

Guerrero
" Lawrence, lamplighter, r. 508 Hermann
" Levert, capitalist, r. 95 Precita Av
" Lewis, model maker, 226 Market, r. 1301

Guerrero
" Loftus, millhand, r. 918 Capp
" Louis (Peterson & Peterson), r. 346, 10th
" Louis, r. 183 Perry
" Louis, butcher, r. 658V4 Jessie
" Louis, salesman A. W. Fink, r. Alameda
" Louis, seaman, r. 601. 3d
" Louis, stenographer r. 403 Buena Vista Av
" Louis, teamster, r. NW cor Steiner and

Hermann
" Louis A. (Peterson & Landeor), r. 1522

Bush
" Martin, clerk Albion Lumber Co., r. 2

Welsh
" Martin, laborer, r. 14 Zoe
" Martin, painter, r. 215, 29th
" Martin, peddler, r. 1128 Bryant
" Mary, widow, r. 188 Noe
" Mary, lodgings, 730, 4th
" Mary Miss, r. 442, 9th rear
" Mauritz, 2d officer str Alcazar, r. 28 Sac-
ramento
" Melchior, iron worker, r. 209, 22d rear
" N., machinist Bay City Iron Wks
" N., painter, r. 98 Montgomery Block
" Neil, waiter R. L. Kohr & Co., r. 417

Kearny
" Nels, groceries, 316, 6th
" Nels, laundryman, r. Contra Costa House
" Nels P., blacksmith, r. 108 Arlington
" Nels P., seaman, r. 423 Francisco

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Peterson Nicholas, painter, r. 219, 10th

" Niel M., waiter James Nissum, r. 22 Haw-
thorne

" Nils T. (N. T. Peterson & Bro.), r. 342 Mc-
Allister
Peterson N. T. & Brother (Nils T. and Peter
W.), proprietors Golden Gate Steam
Dye Works, 342 McAllister

" O., cabinet maker, r. 1724 San Carlos Av

" Olaf, seaman, r. 1001 Battery

'• Ole, teamster, r. NE cor Fillmore and
Chestnut

" Oliver, r. 53 Capp

" Olof, proprietor Cosmopolitan House, 211-
213 Steuart

" Olof, stevedore, r. ,54 Silver

" Olof, tailor, 8 Grant Av, r. Berkeley

" Olof F., liquors and lodgings, 10 Jackson

" Olof F., liquors, NW cor Howard and East,
r. Oakland

" Oscar, ironer Parisien Steam Laundry, r.
1600 Dolores

" Oscar F., cabinet maker, r. 639a Minna

" Oscar P., deckhand str Encinal, r. 120
Shipley

" Oscar, tailor, r. 159 Clara

" Otto, foreman Morgan Oyster Co., r. 640
Castro

" Otto W., compositor California Volks-
freund, r. 640 Castro

" P. , laborer Morton Dray ing and Warehouse
Co., r. 7 Mint Av

•' Paul, cigars and tobacco, Broadway St.
Wharf, r. 2011 Dupont

" Pehr A. (Peterson & Ohlson), r. 65714 Minna

" Peter (Jacobsen & Peterson), and restau-
rant, 621-623 Kearny, r. 2709 Sutter

" Peter, carver Dennett's, r. Alameda

" Peter, cooper Cal. Wine Assn, r. 145. 4th

" Peter, hoseman Engine 30

" Peter, laborer, r. 126 Welsh

" Peter, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r.
14 Michigan

'• Peter, longshoreman, r. 1018 Montgomery

" Peter, packer Hooker & Co., r. 435 Califor-
nia Av

" Peter, painter, r. 421, 4th

" Peter, rigger, r. 301 Sierra

" Peter, seaman, r. 5'/4 Freelon

" Peter, seaman, r. 419 East North

" Peter, ship painter Llewellyn Davies, r. 11
Montgomery

" Peter, upholsterer W. & J. Sloane & Co., r.
Oakland

" Peter C, pressman Commercial Publish-
ing Co., r. 423 Francisco

" Peter C, seaman, r. 10 Moulton PI

" Peter C, motorman Market St. Ry, r. 1703
Turk

" Peter N., r. 8V2 Webster

" Peter O. (Peterson & Schemp), r. 244 Shot-
well

" Peter W., laborer, r. 217!4, 8th rear

" R., master schr Kodiak, office 310 Sansome

" Ralph, laborer S. P. Co., r. 24th and Rhode
Island

" Ralph, seaman, r. 3 East

" Rasmus, fisherman, r. 135 Folsom

" Robert, cook New Wisconsin Hotel, r. 1
Folsom Av

" Rose Miss, saleslady, r. 10 Hampshire PI

" Samuel, carpenter, r. 5 Sumner

" Samuel O., superintendent S. F. Candle
Co.,r. 2024 Folsom

" Sarah, widow, r. 333 Bryant
Peterson S. B., ship owner, commission mer-
chant and president Chignik Bay Pack-
ing Co., 30-32 California, r. 1716 Van Ness
Av, telephone East 676

" Seabury B. Jr., r. 1716 Van Ness Av

" Silas A., carpenter, r. 231, 10th

" S. O. Mrs., r. 1 Scotland

" Stella, widow, r. 1408 Sanchez

" Theodore, bartender Grasso & Crespino, r.
625 California

" Thomas, cook, r, 825 Battery

" Thomas, stenographer, r. 1104 Potrero Av

" Thomas H., expressman, NE cor 5th and
Minna, r. 624 Minna

Peterson Tillie, waitress Dennett's, r. 1055b
Howard

" Walter, laborer, r. 631 Stevenson

" Walter A., driver Electric Laundry, r. 529
Fell

" W. C, lithographer George H. Tay Co., r.
Alameda

" William A., r. 521 Eddy

" William, helper Walcom Bros., r. 108 Ar-
lington

" William, painter, r. 1104 Mission

" William, saloon keeper, r. 800 Kearny

" William J., barber Selig Mt;ndelson, r. 629
Union

" William O., carpenter, r. 1020 Mission

" & Co. (Herman E. Peterson and Otis G.
Dodge), real estate, 58 St. Ann's Bldg

" & Landeor (Louis A. Peterson and John S.
Landeor), tailors, 39 Eddy

" & Marcus (Charles R. Peterson and Sieg-
fried Marcus), proprietors Pioneer Soap
Co., 220 California, room 8

" & Ohlson (Pehr A. Peterson and John A.
Ohlson), restaurant, 107, 6th

" & Peterson (Louis and Fred E.), tool mak-
ers, 346, 10th

PETERSON & SCHEMP

(Peter 0. Peterson and Jacob F.
Schemp), furniture manufacturers,
SE cor 17th and Folsom

4®"Peterson. See Peaterson, Pederson, Peter-
sen and Petterson
Petit Henry C, teamster, r. 1700 Broderick
" John, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r.

710 Brannan
" Joseph, laborer, r. 14 Zoe
" Julius, conductor Geary St. RR, r. 10
Parker Av
Petrarchi Stella Miss, r. 1408 Mason
Petri Amadeo, cigars and tobacco, 142714 Dupont
" Angelo, bakery, 128 Pacific, r. 117 Fran-
cisco
" Arnold, soapmaker, r. E s York nr 17th
" Domenico, bootblack, r. 10 Margaret PI
" Frank, cellarman, r. 416 Broadway
" Frederick D., proprietor Columbia House,

18, 1st
" Henry, butcher, r. 763 Howard
" N., r. 617 Mission

" Peter J., artificial stone worker, r. 2 Hyde
PI
Petric Louis, restaurant, 928 Larkin, r. 1509
Pine
'• Martin, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r.
33 Welsh
Petrie Edward, seaman, r. 119 Silver
" Edward J., waiter str Columbia
" Frank B., physician. 211 South California
" James C, machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks,

r. 120a Silver
" Margaret, widow, r. 231 Golden Gate Av
>g®=-Petrie. See Petry
Petrocchi Mansuetto, laborer, r. 1518 Stockton

rear
Petroli Carlo, tinsmith, r. 6i4 Union PI
Petroschka Emil, ladies' tailor. 82914 Sutter
4®"Petroschka. See Piotrowski and Pitroski
Petrovic Stephen, cooper, r. bSbVi Union
Petrovich John, cook, r. 523i^ Jessie

" Samuel S., r. 35 Sharon
Petrowski Rudolph, cooper Diedrich Bucking, r,

338, 5th
Petrusich Christian, cook, r. 820i/^ Larkin
" Ivo, porter Gargre & Co., r. 1432 Howard
" John, r. 1033 Mission

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Petry Adolph, carpenter and builder, r. 444
Elizabeth

" John, grinder Will & Finck Co., r. Ala-
meda

" John Jr., metal spinner P. E. Barker, r.
Alameda

" Joseph, printer, r. 65 Natoma
«r-Petry. See Petrie
Petsch Conrad, machinist, r. 1261, 18th

" Henry, machinist, r. 1411 Mason

" Johan C, machinist and brass worker, 221
Mission, r. 1261. 18th

" M., cook, r. 126 Ellis

" Sophie, widow, r. 1411 Mason
jes=-Petsch. See Poetsch

Petschauer Stefan, bottler John Wieland Brew-
ery, r. East Oakland
Pett Otto, dyer, r. 611 Linden Av
Pettee Alexander, manager supply dept. Edi-
son Light and Power Co., r. 2022 Ellis

" John, bookkeeper Black Diamond Coal
Mining Co., r. 2505 Leavenworth

" John, seaman, r. 1001 Battery

" John Jr., r. 2505 Leavenworth

" Joseph J., r. 2505 Leavenworth
*®- Pettee. See Petit. Pettit and Petty
Pettenati Francesco, clerk Giovannini & Car-
bonari, r. 120 Bernard

" Johanna C, widow, r. 447 Broadway

" Victoria, widow, r. 45 Federal
Petterle Frank, contractor, r. 520 Francisco
Petterson Andrew J., plumber, r. 1404 Pacific

" Axel, oiler Union I. Wks, r. 24 Montezuma

" Axel H., machinist Union I. Wks, r. 24
, Montezuma

" C. E.. seaman Revenue cutter Bear

" Charles, carpenter, r. 240 Shotwell

" Charles E., silversmith Shreve & Co., r.
1610 Green

" Clarence A., clerk Stanley Adderley, r. 1009
Clay

" Frank, plumber F. Raisch, r. 1906 Powell

" George, storekeeper, r. 912 Ellis

" Gustaf O., carpenter, r. 146, 11th

" Henry J., plumber, r. 1404 Pacific

" Howard, compositor Upton Bros., r. 1009
Clay

" J. A., master mariner, r. 5!^ Freelon

" John (Rowe & Peterson), r. Fruitvale

" John N., foreman McNab & Smith, r. 1214
Ellis

" Louis, laborer S. P. Co., r. 24th and Rhode
Island

" M. Miss, packer Yiavi Co., r. 237 Lang-
ton

" Martin, plumber and gas fitter, 1401 Pacific

" Nils, liquors, 1421 Tonquin

" Olof. laborer, r. 131 East

" Ralph, laborer, r. SE cor 24th and Rhode
Island

" Reinhart, master schr Fannie Dutard.
office Pier 4 Steuart

" Reinhold, varieties, 29, 9th
4S~Petterson. See Pederson, Petersen and

Peterson
Pettes William E., manufacturers' agent, 41

Phelan Bldg, r. Alameda
Pettigrew Andrew, fireman str Newsboy, r. 314.
1st

" Elizabeth R. Miss, teacher Emerson Pri-
mary School, r. 412 Cole

" John M., salesman H. Dutard, r. 314 O'Far-
rell

" Percy B., bookkeeper M. Ehrman & Co., r.
412 Cole

" Sarah V., widow, r. 1321 Geary

Pettigro ve George W. , tinsmith Badlam Bros. ,

r. 1729 Devisadero
4®"Pettigrove. See Pettygrove
Pettingill William E., shoemaker, r. 35M Zoe
Pettis Edward L., clerk Home and Phoenix Ins.
Cos, r. Oakland
" George H., compositor, r. 1614 Guerrero
" G. S., clerk Home and Phoenix Ins. Cos, r.

Oakland
" Mary E. widow, r. 415 Natoma
Pettis William H., supreme royal guardian
Royal Fraternal Guardians, 318 Pine,
rooms 16-17, r. Oakland
Pettit Edwin, r. 818 Powell
" James S., captain company I, 1st Infantry

U. S. A., Angel Island
" J. M.,r. 1045 Market
" John, sugar refiner, r. 832M Harrison
" Mark L., physician, 536 Kearny
" Susan B., widow, r. 6311/4, 21st
Pettitt Bert, clerk J. G. Pettitt, r. Oakland

PETTITT J. GEORGE,

millwright and elevator builder,
dumb waiters and hoists of all kinds,
325 Mission cor Fremont, telephone
Main 5757, r. Oakland

Pettitt John McC. (Carter & Pettitt), r. 116
Hyde
" William H., piano tuner, r. 814, 19th
J8®- Pettitt. See Petit, Pettee and Petty
Pettlen Walter, varnisher Caspar Reichling, r.

241 Minna
Pettus Thomas A. (Campbell & Pettus), r. Cle-
ment nr3d Av
Petty Alexander L., teamster Louis Marks, r.
4171/2 Grove
" George J., bookkeeper Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co.,

r. 4171/4 Grove
" George S., r. illhi Grove
" John, blacksmith, 212 Mission, r. Fruitvale
" John M., teamster Louis Marks, r. 420%

Ivy Av
" Joseph, blacksmith John Petty, r. Fruitvale
" Rowland, blacksmith helper John Petty, r.

Fruitvale
" William G., painter Market St. Ry.,r. 13241/^
Vallejo
4S=-Petty. See Pettit, Petit and Pettee
Pettygrove F. W., traveling salesman J. A. Fol-

ger & Co.
Pettyjohn Charles, florist, 1017 Florida
Petzinger Jacob F., master fire boat Governor

Markham, r. 2916 Folsom
Petzold August, cooperage, old casks and bar-
rels bought and sold, 27-29 Broadway,
telephone 5014, r. 1232, 18th
Petzold Gustav, butcher, r. 320 Austin Av
" Henry, machine hand N. Parrish & Co.,

r. 605 California
" Henry, musician, r. 405 Sanchez
4®-Petzold. See Paetzold
Peulecka Fred L., carpenter Henry L. Peulecka,

r. 14Bonita
Peulecka Henry L., carpenter and builder, 17

Halleck, r. 14Bonita
Peutz William, mill hand, r. 26121/4 Mission
Pew Charles E., pictorial artist, 1217 Clay
Pew John W., mining secretary, 310Pine, rooms

15-17, r. Belvedere
J8®=Pew. See Pugh
Pey A., waiter, r. 814 Montgomery
" Joseph, porter, r. 13 Scott PI
Peyre Bazile, wool puller Legallet-Hellwig
Tanning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad
Av
" Celestine, laundry, 1722 Dolores
Peyre Jean, liquor importer and native wine
producer, SW cor Market and 12th, r.
10 Elgin Park Av
" John, laundryman D. Lapouble & Co.
" Jules, waiter, r. 631 Jackson
" Leon, liquors, 153 Valencia
Peyrefltte Etienne, laundry, I8O314 Union
Peyser Abraham L. (S. N. Wood & Co.), r. 1418
Page
" Carrie, widow, r. 729 McAllister
" Charles, salesman Hevnemann & Co., r.
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Peyser Harry M., traveling salesman Pac.
Butchers' Supply Co., r. 1419 Geary
" Henry, special policeman, r. 332 Clemen-
tina
" Jacob, bookkeeper A. Schwartz, r. 724

Green
" Louis, tailor, San Jose Av nr 30th, 226, 30th
" Morris, barber, r. 322 Clementina
" Morris, dry goods, 1706 Market, r. 1226

Golden Gate Av
" Morris, treasurer Baldwin Theatre
" William F., porter Charles Jacobson & Co.,
r. 746 Mission
>e®"Peyser. See Peiser and Pyser
Peyton Delia, domestic, 2037 Baker
" John A., dentist, r. 304, 3d
" Leroy, bookkeeper Western Meat Co.
• " Mary E. Miss, r. 302 Van Ness Av
Pezet George W., barber James M. Lackey, r.

SVi Moss
Pezzoli Giovanni, plumber, r. 516 Pacific
Pezzolo Joseph, r. 2230 Greenwich
" Rose Miss, packer Paul Rieger & Co., r.
2236 Greenwich
Pfaar George, bartender, r. 735 Ellis
Pfaeffle E. H. & Co. (Ernest H. Pfaeffle and Char-
les L. Waugaman), butchers, 1803Haight
" Ernest H. (E. H. Pfaeffle & Co.), r. 221i/2

Steiner
" Eugene E. P., groceries and liquors. 1831-

1833 Market, r. 1833 Market
" Henry G., butcher, 1839 Market
" Robert W., chemist Mack & Co., r. SIS^/^
Steiner
Plaefflin Adolf, groceries and liquors, 1801 Fol-

som
Pfaendler Albert, brewer Jackson Brewing Co.,
r. 1511 A Howard
" Anton, cured meats, 162, 9th
" Joseph, beer bottler John Rapp, r. iiy^
Morris Av
Pfaff Adolph M., salesman F. Chevalier & Co.,
r. Alameda
" Amelia, widow, r. 3016c Sacramento
" Anna A., widow, r. 1025 Post
" Charles, contractor, r. 619, 17th
" Frank S., driver John F. Seyden, r. 232 Lin-
den Av
" Frederica, widow, r. 1620 Turk
" John F., clerk N. Van Bergen & Co., r. 615

Fillmore
" Louis, dyeing and cleaning, 907 Larkin, r.

26 Turk
" Thomas R., clerk N. Van Bergen & Co., r.

1620 Turk
" Valentine, machinist, r. 621 Commercial
Pfaffhauser Henry, r. 1224 Bush
Pfahlert Julius (Heide & Pfahlert), r. 1600

Larkin
Pfanz Frederick, liquors, 500, 6th
Pfarr George W., bartender Harry B. Adler, r.

735 Ellis
Pfarrer Alexander R., architect, 1029 Noe
" Charles T., bookkeeper The Bank of Cali-
fornia, r. 906, 21st
Pfefler Charles, barber Frank Walker, r. 27
Howard
" Martin, baker, r. 637 Pacific
Pfeifer Edward J., salesman George W. Shreve,
r. 737 Church
" George P., liquors and boarding, W s 1st

Av South nr Railroad Av
" Henry, butcher Miller & Lux, r. 10th Av
South nr P
Pfeiffer Albert L., printer E. J. Bowen, r. 615
Gough
" Anton, machinist A. J. Van Drake, r. 136

Fair Oaks
" August, baker, r. 358 Jessie
" Daniel, baker, r. 711 Union
" Emma Miss, milliner Stange & Jaenicke,

r. 511 Haight
" Frank, barber Philip Cohen, r. 100 McAllis-
ter
" Frederick, shoemaker, r. 615 Gough
" George, cook, r. 2014 Folsom
" Gottlieb, machinist, r. 118, 1st
" Heinrich, baker, r. 425 0'Farrell
" John, r. 713'-4 Union

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MANUFACTURERS OF

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Pfeiffer John W., locksmith, r. 231% Jackson
" Joseph, cook Albert Zimmerman, r. 906

Pacific
" Louis, r. 511 Haight
" Louis A., steamfitter, r. 358 Jessie
" Louis W., harness maker Delfino & Ross,

r. 7131/2 Union
" M. Mrs., nurse, r. 2014 Folsom
" Rudolph, steward str Pomona, r. 419 Valley
" Thekla, widow, r. 517 Jessie
" William, packer E. J. Bowen, r. 615 Gough
4®-Pfeiffer. See Pfeffer

Pfenninger Emil L. (H. Pfenninger & Co.), r.35
Lily Av
" H. & Co. (Hermann and Emil L. Pfennin-
ger), confectionery, 1910 Ma,rket
" Herman, engineer W. W. Montague & Co.,

r. Oakland
" Hermann (H. Pfenninger & Co.), r. 141/2

Page
" Werner, sculptor, r. 621 Commercial
Pfister J. J., president J. J. Pfister Knitting
Co., 120 Sutter, rooms 21-24, r. 2208 Jones
Pfister J. J. Knitting Co., J. J. Pfister president,
J. O. Gantner secretary, manufacturers
knitted goods, bathing suits, sweaters,
sporting suits, underwear, etc., 120 Sut-
ter, rooms 21-24, telephone Main 1254,
factory 410-412 Polk
" Nelson Mrs., teacher music, 719 Eddy
" Roy, machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks, r.

Oakland
" Roy J., student Van der Naillen's School of
Engineering, r. Oakland
4®"Pfister. See Fister and Phister
Pflaumbaum Charles, distiller Blumenthal &

Co., r. 738 Green
Pfleger Frederick, carpenter, r. 21 Falcon Av
Pfleider Charles, waiter New York Kitchen, r.

457, 4th
Pflueger August, tailor, r. 920 Dolores
4®"Pflueger. See Flugger
Pfluger Annie Miss, confectionery, bSOYi, 6th
" Edward J., salesman F. N. Woods & Co., r.

Oakland
" William, peddler, r. 149 Shipley rear
" William H., millhand Deming-Palmer
Milling Co., r. 5301/^, 6th
Pforr John, real estate, 329 Montgomery, r. 113

Eddy
Pfuhl Henry, salesman, r. 1816 Lyon
Pfund A. Miss, teacher music, r. 208 Jones
" Theodore, secretary S. F. Tageblatt Asso-
ciation, 633 Merchant, r. 208 Jones
Pgoetz Louis (Leverenz & Pgoetz), r. 1827 How-
ard
Phair John, commercial traveler, r. 2826 Bush
" Robert, plasterer, r. 140 Natoma
" Robert H., laborer, r. 1010 Tennessee
•' Thomas Mrs., r. 268 Tehama
4®"Phair. See Fair
Phankuch John, laborer Enterprise Brewing

Co., r. 120b Shot well
Pharion Frederick M., bakery and confectionery,

634 Grove
Pharo James E., collector P. C. SS. Co., r. Oak-
land
" Joel H., delivery clerk P. C. SS. Co.,r. East

Oakland
" Joseph A., painter, r. 1008, 11th Av South
Pheby Thomas B. Jr., law student Bishop &

Wheeler, r. Oakland
Phelan A. E.. oculist and aurist, 131 Post, room
3, r. 632 Post
" Alfred M., blacksmith W. A. Mowry, r. 8Y2
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Phelan Alice, widow, r. SW cor 17th and Va-
lencia

" Anna E., widow, r. 8i4 Sheridan

" Annie, compositor Commercial Publishing
Co., r. 8/2 Sheridan

" Anthony, painter, r. 1220 Powell
Phelan Building, Robert McElroy agent, junc-
tion Market and O'Farrell

" Catherine, widow, r. 1135, 18th

" Charles A., boiler maker Fulton Eng. &
Ship Bldg. Wks, r. 553 Folsom

•' Charles F., clerk George L. Murdock, r. 2202
Taylor

" Edward N., delivery clerk Pac. Postal Tel.
Co., r. 807 Turk

" Frederick M., harness maker, r. 415 Vallejo

PHELAN GEORGE W.,

carriage, wagon and truck manufac-
turer, repairing in all its branches
promptly done, 657-659 Bryant nr 5tli,
r. 11 Juniper

Phelan Gregory J., physician and surgeon, 11

Van Ness Av
" Henry du R., physician and surgeon, 11

Van Ness Av
" Henry G., Inspector U. S. Customs, r. 18

Clara
Phelan James, estate of, 301 Phelan Bldg
" James, laborer, r. 2554 Geary
" James, physician, r. 714 Bush
Phelan James D., capitalist, 301 Phelan Bldg,

r. SW cor 17th and Valencia
" James F., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.

217a Collingwood
" James J., clerk Payot, TJpham & Co., r. 114

Mason
" John, boiler maker, r. 1817 Union
" John, policeman, r. 1020 Folsom
" JohnC, laborer, r. 1328 Natoma
" John J., clerk, r. 10 Louisa
" John J., clerk, r. 553 Folsom
" Louis, bookkeeper First National Bank, r.

11 Van Ness Av
" Nicholas J., solicitor, r. 327 Broadway
" Patrick, capitalist, r. 18 Clara
" Peter P., foreman boiler works Fulton Eng.

& Ship Bldg Wks, r. 533 Folsom
" Robert £., r. 18 Clara
" Thomas, apprentice Fulton Eng. & Ship

Bldg Wks, r. 553 Folsom
" Timothy F., watchman Am. Biscuit

Co., r. 2208 Pine'
" William, driver Jersey Farm Co., r. 350

Tehama
" William, pantryman Palace Hotel, r. 437%

Harrison
" William J., carrier postofiQce, r. 2208 Pine
" William J., machine hand Albert Hansen,

r. 614 Linden Av
4®-Phelan. See Philan
Phelps Abner, r. 313 Devisadero
" A. E., estate of (W. S. Phelps'& Co.), office

13-15 Drumm
Phelps Alanson H., president Phelps & Arnold,

220-222 Mission, r. 1510 Jones
" Albert A., bookkeeper, r. 1510 Jones
" A. S,, waiter str Willamette Valley
" Asa H., with W. S. Phelps & Co., r. 1507

Jones

PHELPS BROTHERS,

importers pianos, organs, etc., 313 De-
visadero

Phelps Carlos, iron worker, r. 17 Zoe
" Cecilia L., widow, r. 428'/^ Fell

Charles A., salesman Price Baking Pow-
der Co.

" Charles I., agent, r. 1513 Sacramento

" Daniel T., ship smith, r. 35 Borland

" Edwin A. (Phelps & Miller), r. Alameda

" Edwin C, clerk W. S. Phelps & Co., r. 1511
Jones

" Frank A., with W. S. Phelps & Co., r. 1507
Jones

" Frederick T., salesman Hale Bros., r. 712
Ellis

" George T., clerk W. S. Phelps & Co., r. 2514
Laguna
Phelps George W., real estate, 30 Montgomery,
r. Hotel St. Nicholas

" H., machinist Pac. Roll. Mill

" James C, salesman Stuparich Mfg. Co., r.
2435 Mission
Phelps John A., vice-president Western Fur-
nishing Co., 967 Mission, r. Oriel Hotel

" John B., watchman, r. 240|4, 6th

" John G., teamster Tubbs Cordage Co., r.
East Oakland

" John R., bookkeeper California Optical Co.,
r. 2135 Pine

" Josephine H. Mrs., teacher Rincon Gram-
mar School, r. 826 Green

" Laura A., widow, r. 1118 Leavenworth

" Laura V., proof reader George Spaulding
&Co., r. 1332 Clay

" Louis J., examiner U. S. Customs, r. 313
Devisadero

" Manufacturing Co. The, office 13-15 Drumm

" Philip, r. 33 Hinckley

" Rodger S., student, r. 1510 Jones

" Timothy Guy, office 330 Pine, rooms 3-4, r.
San Mateo

" Tracy, expressman, r. 605 Broadway
Phelps Walter J., accountant O'Connor. Moffatt
& Co., r. 313 Devisadero

" William, ship chandler, r. 324 Jones

" William H., with W. S. Phelps & Co., r.
1511 Jones

" William S. (W. S. Phelps & Co.), r. 1511 Jones

" Wisner M., salesman Overman Wheel Co.,
r. 309 Larkin
Phelps W. S. & Co. (William S. Phelps and
estate of A. E. Phelps), shipsmiths, 13-15
Drumm, telephone Drumm 189
Phelps & Arnold, Alanson H. Phelps president,
Henry A. Arnold secretary, iron mer-
chants, 220-222 Mission
Phelps & Miller (Edwin A. Phelps), managers

Eastern manufacturers, 118-120 Sutter
Phemester Walter B., liquors, 400, 4th, r. SUV^

Perry
Phenix Insurance Co. (of Brooklyn), Brown,
Craig & Co. general agents, 407-409 Mont-
gomery

" Mining and Milling Co. (Esmeralda Co.,
Nev.), Alfred K. Durbrow secretary. 69
Nevada Block
Pherson Hugo baker, r. 237 Minna

" William, seaman str Point Arena
Phil C, boatswain str City of Puebla
Philadelphia Board Marine Underwriters,
Oliver Eldridge agent, 303 California,
room 18
Philadelphia Brewery, 228-240, 2d

" Electrolysis Co., 28 Donohoe Bldg

Philadelphia Manufacturing Co.,

0. L. Cramer proprietor, manufacturer
grocer's supplies and specialties, pick-
les, mustard, olives, extracts, oils,
sauerkraut, etc., 431-435, 7th, tele-
phone South 530

Philadelphia Shoe 'Co., Bernard Katschinski
proprietor, 10, 3d
" Soap Works, Otto Luhn & Co., proprietors,

117-123 Diamond, office 209 Battery
" The, Charles Tepper proprietor, 421 Bush

Philan John N., bookseller and stationer, 211
Sutter, r. 617 Mason

4®=-Philan. See Phelan

Philatelic Californian (monthly), California
Press Club publishers, 516 California
" Society of San Francisco, G. M. Schiller
secretary, 105 O'Farrell

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Philbin John, plasterer, r. 38 Mary

" Thomas, bricklayer, r. 29 Dorland
Philbon George G., bricklayer, r. 140 Page
" John, carpenter, r. 140 Page
" Mary E. Miss, varieties, 1702 Hayes
" Michael, liquors, 53 Everett
Philbrick Charles S., signpainter Brown &

Johnson, r. Oakland
" David W. iPhilbrick & Metcalf), r. 254bA

Folsom
" Everett, assistant O'Connor, Moffat t & Co.,

r. 3120 California
" Fred E., watchman, r. 3120 California
" & Metcalf (David W. Philbrick and Solon

T. Metcalf), real estate and varieties,

2548a Folsom
Philbrook Alonzo K., bicycles and bicycle re-
pairing, 314 Golden Gate Av, r. 522 Polk
PMlbrook Horace W., attorney at law, 214

Pine, rooms 62-65, r. 784 Clayton
" Milton, journalist, r. 137 Sanchez
Philip Adrian S., clerk auditing dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. 886 Shotwell
" Freda, widow, r. 2020 Sutter
" Helena Miss, porcelain artist, 704 Sutter,

r. 2020 Sutter
" Morley, harness maker Kempkey, Gilham

& Sawyer, r. 214 Golden Gate Av
" Marta H. Miss, photographer, 704 Sutter,

r. 2020 Sutter
" John, seaman, r. 22 Sacramento
" John H. , physician, 14 Grant Av, room 40, r.

Oakland
Philipp Hattie Mrs., r. 1607 Webster

" Licher, shoemaker, r. 2195^4 Powell
Philippi Konrad, cabinet maker Brass & Wit-

tenburg, r. 701 Natoma
Philipps Antone, teamster, r. 113 Freelon
" Conrad, cabinet maker, r. 2519 Gough
" George, mining, r. 546 Turk
" Philip, clerk, r. 2519 Gough
Philippson Isaac, r. 727 Bush
Philips Edward, painter, 1106 Steiner, r. 1328

Golden Gate Av
" Frank, waiter, r. 211, 4th
" Fritz, laborer Luke G. Sresovich & Co.,r.

111314 Kearny
" Newton (Seeligsobn & Philips), and travel-
ing salesman Jules Levy & Bros. r. 221

Kearny
" William J., laborer Luke G. Sresovich &

Co. , r. cor 6th and Howard
4®-Philips. See Phillips

PMlkill Benjamin, groceries, fruits and vege-
tables, SW cor 22d and Howard, r. 906

Treat Av
Phillip Fred, clerk str Transit, r. Oakland
" James, seaman str Australia
" Leon, engineer The F. Thomas Parisian

Dyeing and Cleaning Wks, r. 438 Ringold

rear
" Thaddeus, depot porter S. P. Co., foot Mar-
ket, r. Oakland
" William, teamster, r. 145, 4th
Phillipps Jane, widow, r. 522, 19th
" Joseph, cook Palace Restaurant, r. 409

Stevenson
Phillippsen J. C. Henry, porter Getz Bros. &

Co., r. 1214 McLea Court
" John, cellarman Joseph Melczer A Co., r.

12i4 McLea Court
Phillips A.,r. Paciflc-Union Club
" A. & Co., excursions P. A. Ziegenfuss

agent, 30 Montgomery
" Abraham, painter, r. 933 Clay
" Abraham Jr., clerk Newman & Levinson,

r. 933 Clay
" A. H., printer Bulletin, r. 1002 Polk
" Albert J., clerk W. U. Tel. Co., r. 126, 5th
" Alexander, painter Burr & Shields, r. 1206

Laurel Av
" Alice Miss_, nurse, r. 816 Powell
" Allen W., zincographer Chronicle, r. 258

Stevenson
" Andrew G., cabinet maker, r. 1007 Hamp-
shire
" Andrew H., r. 1002 Polk
" Annie, widow, r. 333 Fell
" Antonio, clerk, r. 113 Freelon

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,
SEAT CUSHIONS

In Plush, Terry, Damask and Sateen, Made

to Order for Churches, Lodges,

Steamboats, etc.

e^l-S-q-T' IVIARKEX ST.

Phillips Arabelle P. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 709

Taylor
" Archibald, carpenter, r. 408 Pacific
" Archibald W., clerk, r. 211 Guerrero
" August, barber, 316 East North, r. 223

Broadway
" Bennett, harnessmaker, 2413 Mission
" Bernhardt, bartender McCarthy Bros., r.

858'/2 Folsom
" Block, SE cor Mission and 2d

PHILLIPS BROTHERS

(Thomas K and William R.), book
binders and blank book manufactur-
ers, 505 Clay

Phillips Caroline M., widow, r. 633i/4 Geary

" Caroline T. Mrs., r. Old People's Home

" C. H. Chemical Co. (New York), mfg. chem-
ists, W. C. Welch Jr., agent, 23, 2d

" Charles, clerk, r. 816 Powell

" Charles E.. clerk, r. 1321 Powell
Phillips Charles H., notary public and com-
missioner of deeds, 638 Market, telephone
Main 570, r. 1620 Fell, telephone Pine 2591

" Clark W., bartender A. A. Henderson, r.
137, 3d

" Cliff, manager People's Palace Amusement
Co., SW cor Eddy and Mason, r. 434 Ellis

" Cora E., widow, r. 728 Harrison

" David W., inspector Hartford Boiler Ins.
Co., 306 Sansome, r. 25 Prosper

" E., r. 1045 Market

" Edward, clerk Hornlein Bros., r. 231 O'Far-
rell

" Edward, decorator, 908 Larkin, r. 1328
Golden Gate Av

" Edward, teamster Thomas Tierney, r. 609
Minna

" Edward, upholsterer, r. 514 Pine

" Edward F., watchman, r. 937 Shotwell

" Eleanor, stenographer Merrill-Miller Col-
lege, r. East Oakland

" Elizabeth H. Mrs., dressmaking, r. 808
Valencia

" Ellen, chambermaid New Western Hotel

" Ellen, widow, r. 40 Stanford

" Ellen, widow, r. 1310 Fulton

" Emily Mrs., proprietor Inglewood House,
126, 5th

" Esther Miss, saleslady, r. 1206 Laurel Av

" Eugene W., horseshoer, r. 808 Valencia

" Fitel, merchant, r. 1261 Octavia

" Florence J., widow, r. 1826 Castro

" Frank, r. 1301 Gough

" Frank, hostler A. M. Turner, r. 1106 Golden
Gate Av

" Frank, riveter, r. 216 Michigan

" George, mining engineer, 10 California,
room 3, r. 546 Turk

" George, wood, coal, hay and grain, and ex-
press, 1928 Howard

" George H., driver, r. 393, 6th

" George J., clerk, r. 1011 Green

" George W., clerk Whitney Transfer Co., r.
28 Everett

" George W., rigger, r. 310 Folsom rear

" Grattan D. (Phillips & Smyth), r. 1514 Val-
lejo

" Hannah Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 3016 Washington

" Harry W., bookbinder Phillips Bros., r. 728
Harrison

" Henry, laborer, r. 37 Minna

" Henry, mining engineer, r. 210 San Jose
Av

" Henry A., painter, r. 1206 Laurel Av

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Phillips Henry B., with Caspar Lumber Co., r.

Berkeley
" Henry P., weigher, r. 1308, 17th
" Howard, r. 1721 Sutter
" I. L., attorney at law, r. 233 Golden Gate

Av
Phillips Insulated Wire Co. (Pawtucket, R. I.),

California Electrical Works general

agents, 35 Market
" Isadora L., bookkeeper Brown Bros. & Co.,

r. 1261 Octavia
" Isidor, salesman Getz Bros. & Co., r. 826

Haight
" Israel L.., grocer, 79, 9th, r. 1607 Golden

Gate Av

PHILLIPS J. Mme.,

ladies' hairdresser, 944 Market, r. 603
Hyde

Phillips James, bookbinder H. S. Crocker Co., r.

Oakland
" James, cigar maker S. F. Cigar Mfg Co., r.

609 Minna
" James, laborer, r. 5 Vandewater
" James, pressman Chronicle, r. 340 Union
" James K., printer Hinton Printing Co., r.

1244 Howard
" James P. M., stone contractor, 40 New

Montgomery, r. 2407 Clay
" James R., r. 603 Hyde
" James S., with The Sanden Electric Co., r.

1709 Mason
" Jane, widow, r. 540, 3d
" J. B. Mrs., widow, r. lOlS^^, 20th
" J. D., salesman D. Samuels
" Jennings, pressman, r. 340 Union
" John, cabinet maker Willi am A. Schrock,

r. 3000 Laguna
" John, laborer, r. 17 Madison Av rear
" John, master mariner, r. 340 Union
" John E., teamster, 533 Market, r. 41514

Grove
" John S., compositor Call, r. 12 Hill
" Joseph E., teamster, r. 114 Pacific
" Joseph H., miner, r. 624 Fulton
" Joseph J,, bookkeeper, r. 2407 Clay
" Joseph L,., clerk, r. 3016 Washington
" Joseph W., decorator, r. 945 Mission
" Julius, cigar maker, r. 933 Clay
" Julius, salesman Getz Bros. & Co.. r. 108

McAllister
" J. W., decorator Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 945

Mission

PHILLIPS L. E.,

attorney at law and journalist, mem-
ber of the bar United States Supreme
Court, practice limited to the higher
courts, 405 Montgomery, 1st floor, tel-
ephone 5430
Phillips Lena Mrs., r. 1065 Market

" Louis, r. 1721 Sutter

" M. & Co. (Mrs. Sarah M. Phillips and Mark
Green), general merchandise and com-
mission merchants, 202 Market, room 7

" Manuel, laborer R. L. Kohr & Co., r. 525
Pacific

" Margaret, widow, r. 706 Harrison

" Marguerita C. Miss, r. Old People's Home

" Maria E. Miss, manager Munson School of
Shorthand and Typewriting, 6 and 10 Y.
M. C. A. Bldg, 5th fioor, r. 664 Haight

" Mary, widow, r. 209 Clara

" Mary, widow, r. 2713^/4 Folsom

" Mary Miss, teacher Agassiz Primary
School, r. 27131/2 Folsom

Phillips Mary E. Miss, nurse, r. 816 Powell

M. Elizabeth Mrs., bakery, 223 Broadway
M. H., r. Ill, 10th

Milton, clerk Judson Dynamite and Pow-
der Co., r. 1721 Sutter
Nathan F., lumber surveyor, 9 Mission, r.

12 Oak
Newton, traveling salesman, r. 118 Grant

Av
Oliver C, policeman, r. 158 Golden Gate Av
Patrick, plumber, r. 823|/3 Montgomery
Philip, tailor, 7 Eddy, r. 425 Stevenson
Phillip L., collector The Jewish Times and

Observer, r. 3016 Washington
Randall P., bookbinder Phillips Bros., r.

1817 O'Farrell
Raphael, mining, r. 326A Ellis
Richard F., broker, r. 1753 Ellis
Robert, slater Forderer Cornice Wks, r.

20JC Clara
Robert B., freight clerk Dunham, Carrigan

& Hayden Co., r. 1922 San Carlos Av
Rosetta, widow, r. 424 Fell
Samuel, r. 533 Potrero Av
Samuel A., lessee and manager Walters'

Napa Co. Soda, 404 McAllister
Samuel J., salesman, r. 1206 Laurel Av
Samuel S., r. 2912 Sacramento
Sarah M., widow (M. Phillips & Co.), r. 724

Golden Gate Av
S. R., r. 1045 Market
S. S., clerk, r. 120 Post

Sydney, electrician, r. 724 Golden Gate Av
Thomas, carpenter, r. 104 Elsie
Thomas, plasterer, r. 218 Arlington
Thomas B., bookbinder, r. 706V4 Harrison
Thomas K. (Phillips Bros.), r. 1817 O'Far-
rell
Tony C, shipping clerk, r. Ill Newman
Phillips Welton J., superintendent Station E
Post Office, r. 430, 19th
William, boilermaker Eureka Boiler Wks,

r. 209 Clara
William, foreman Enterprise Paper Box

Mfg Co., r. 219 Hickory Av
William, laborer, r. 5 Vandewater
William, liquors. 141, 5th
Phillips William A., U. S. Local Inspector Boi-
lers, U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, room 21, r.
1923 San Carlos Av
" William E. (Friedhofer & Phillips), r. 808

Valencia
" William E., can maker Holbrook, Merrill

& Stetson, r. 82314 Montgomery
" William E., clerk Railway Mail Service, r,

618 Taylor
" William H., lineman Edison Light and

Power Co., r. 308 Tehama
" William J., machinist W. T. Garratt& Co.,

r. 514 Leavenworth
" William P., teamster James A. McMahon,

r. 764 Howard
" William R. (Phillips Bros.), r. 634, 17th
" William S., cigars and tobacco, 1200

Market, r. 1306 Market
" William W., glass blower, r. 735 Brannan
" & Smyth (Grattan D. Phillips and Owen
H. Smyth), printers, 540 Clay
Philpott Addison, special policeman, r. 1904
McAllister
" Charles H., salesman Dunham, Carrigan &

Hayden Co., r. 614 Sutter
" Daniel, machinist, r. 1904 McAllister
" Ernest, bartender Lick House
" Frederick T., conductor Market St. Ry, r.

3221 Sacramento
" Laura E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 634 Geary
" Martin, motorman Market St. Ry, r. 1904

McAllister
" William H., conductor Market St. Ry, r.
1225 Pacific
Philstrom Axel, salesman Hofmann& Woenne,

r. 738 Minna
Phlnney Alfred, shipping clerk J. Noonan, r.

510a Jessie
Phipps Alfred, shoemaker J. C. Nolan & Co., r.
1616 Lexington Av
" Alfred B., stockbroker, 331 Pine
" August, teamster, r. 940 Bryant

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PMpps Augustus, teamster, r. 146 Perry
" Charles J., with Cal. Casket Co., r. 146

Perry
" Harry, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 1530

Kentucky
" James, harnessmaker, r. 659 Howard
" Jesse W., carpenter, r. 6089^ Natoma
" J. L. marine engineer, 9 Mission, r. Oak-
land
" Samuel, carpenter, r. 1113'/2 Harrison
" Thomas, harnessmaker, 665 Howard
Phister Nat P., 1st lieut. Company K 1st In-
fantry U. S. A., Angel Island
Phoedovius William, peddler, r. 1046 Kentucky
Phoenix Assurance Co. (of London), Butler
& Haldan general agents, 413 California
Phoenix Bar The, Emil R. Fischer proprietor,
533 California
" Brewery, Thomas J. Kirby proprietor, 528

Noe
" Building, 621 Sansome
Phoenix Insurance Co. (of Hartford, Conn.),
Arthur E. Magill general agent, SE cor
California and Sansome
Phoenix Iron Works. See Union Iron Works
" Law and Collection Office, Leon Leszynsky

manager, 426 California, room 9
" Mutual Life Insurance Co. (Hartford,
Conn.), Edward P. Gray agent, 34 Luning
Bldg

PHCENIX RESTAURANT,

Richardson & Blair proprietors, 2130
Fillmore between California and Sac-
ramento

Phoenix Shirt Co., G. Brenner manager, 26-28

Battery
Phoenix Warehouse, San Francisco Storage
and Transfer Co., proprietors, S s Bran-
nan bet 8th and 9th
Phonograph Co. (Edison), M. L. Sawyer mana-
ger, 216 Bush, room 33
Photo Mount and Card Manufacturing Co.,
Samuel H. Greenberg manager, 3d floor
Niantic Bldg, NW cor Sansome and
Clay
Phreaner Adam F., confectionery, 124 Ellis
Physicians' Building, 803 Sutter
Piaggio Augustlno, groceries and liquors, 837

Pacific, r. 1622 Stockton
PianeUa Luigi, laborer, r. i;^ Edith
Piano String Co., 147 Beale
Piasecki Bronislawa Miss, dressmaker, r. 17
Serpentine PI
" John, carpenter, r. 17 Serpentine PI
" Joseph, helper D. D. Wass, r. 17 Serpentine
PI
Piatt Charles E., manager Union Mfg. Co., 533
Mission, r. Berkeley
" Walter J., traveling salesman, r. 1214 Treat
Av
Picard Armand (Picard & Hessel), r. 13a Polk
" Theresa, widow, r. 413!^ Hayes
" & Hessel (Armand Picard and Abraham
Hessel), house furnishing goods, 13a
Polk
Picasso Emanuel, architect, r. 2206 Taylor
Picchi Pasquale, fruits and vegetables, 136
Hayes, r. 132 Hayes
" S., fruit peddler, r. 1006 Montgomery
Piccinini Battiste. porter Paulucci & Casassa,
r. 514 Francisco
" Lorenzo, baker L. Valente, r. 214 Broad-
way
Plccirillo Frank D., teacher music, 525 Post
Piccoli Christian, fruits and vegetables, 448,

26th
Picetti Frederick, waiter Sanguinette & Co.
" Giovanni, scavenger, r. 331 Broadway
" John P., porter Phelan Bldg
Piche Medor, harnessmaker, 636 Broadway, r.

1526 Powell
Pichoir Henry, mining, 320 Sansome, room 24,

r. Paciflo-Union Club
Pichot Charles, watchmaker, 1004 Pacific

" Marie Mrs., dressmaking, 1004 Pacific
Pick Albert P., millhand Del Monte Milling
Co., r. 611 Franklin
" Martin, salesman, r. Rivoli Av nr Stanyan

Pickard Charles, conductor Cal. St. RR, r. 1510
Sacramento
" Henry, waiter G. Mayes & Co., r. 16 Lang-
ton
" Herbert L., manager, r. 5 Golden PI
" Ivan L., ironworker S. F. Walker, r. 1235

Mission
" Louis H., salesman Frank Maskey, r. 5
Golden PI
Picken Fred, clerk H. E. A. Buttelmann, r. 148,

nth
Pickens, Fulton & Company (incorporated),
William Fulton president, Edward Goel-
ler secretary and treasurer, proprietors
The Commercial Agency, 130 Sansome
" John, driver New York Dairy, r. Old San

Jose road nr County Jail
" Nellie Miss, with Louis Thors, r. 20 O'Far-
rell
Pickering Edward D., porter Wells. Fargo &
Co., r. 735a Ellis
" Ernest, boatman, r. 3 Tremont Av
Pickering Frederick M., with William H.
Howard, r. 2444 Jackson
" John, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
" Loring Mrs., widow, r. 1018 Bush
" William (Louis Talcott), druggist, 1232
Stockton
Pickett Garrett, livery stable, 14-16 Clementina,
r. 41 Clementina
" Garrett Jr., patternmaker First St. Wks,

Union I. Wks, r. 41 Clementina
" George, sprinkler Harbor Commissioners
" John A., porter Hotel Langham
" William, mining, r. 1219 Clay
Pickles Annie Miss, clerk Gen. Pass. Agent's

office S. P. Co., r. 1717 Sutter
Pickthall M. & Co. (Myles Pickthall), engi-
neers' supplies, 509-513 Mission
" Myles (M. Pickthall & Co., r. 112 Tehama
Pico Pasqualina, widow, r. 2404 Folsom
Picollo Frank, scavenger, r. 16 Laurel
Piconso Bartolomeo, scavenger, r. 317 Filbert
Picot J. H. Mme., dressmaking, 121 Post, room

45
Picotte Joseph, carpenter, r. 211 Minna
Picton Thomas, manager Mrs. Ellen A. Harris,
r. Golden Gate, Cal.
" William, clerk Mrs. Ellen A. Harris, r.
Golden Gate, Cal.
Pidancet Sebastien, liquors, 9^4 Taylor, r. 825

Greenwich
Pidge Dwight M., show cards, 9 Geary, r. 257
Octavia
" Paul N., conductor Sutter St. Ry., r. 37
Austin Av
Pidgeon Edward G., driver William C. Miller,
r. 238, 14th
" George R., designer, r. 226 O'Farrell
" Patrick, driver, r. lOllA Shotwell
" W. John, engineer H. Bohls & Co., r. 1011a
Shotwell
JBS'Pidgeon. See Pigeon
Pidprade Rosalie Miss, laundress Raymond

Momboisse, r. 26i/4 Scott PI
Pidwell Willard, salesman, r. 2630 Folsom
Piedmont Gold Mining Co., Jabez Howes secre-
tary, 214 Pine, room 55
" House, Henry Meyer proprietor, 115a 6th
" Land Co., G. J. M. E. d'Aquin secretary,
508 Montgomery, room 20
Piedmonti Paul, cook, r. 1310 Kearny
Piehl Emil C, motorman Market St. Ry., r. 1205
Valencia
" Otto, bartender Schwartz & Meyer, r. 1214
Sacramento

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Piel John A., leather cutter J. C. Rued & Cc, r.

541b Castro
Pielhop Frederick R., groceries and liquors,

NW cor Cortland and North Avs
Piepenburg Albert, employe Hulse, Bradford &

Co., r. 28 Russ
Pieper Ernst, r. 642 Sacramento
" Harry C, cleric, r. 1016a Shotwell
" William, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Mason and Vallejo. r. 839 Vallejo
4S=-Pieper. See Piper

Pieperling Charles (J. Pieperling & Son), r. 1143
Union
" J. & Son (Joseph and Charles), butchers,

1928 Hyde
" Joseph (J. Pieperling & Son), r. 1143 Union
Pier No. 1, formerly Clay St. Wharf
Pier No. 2, formerly Mission St. Wharf 1
Pier No. 3, formerly Washington St. Wharf
Pier No. 4, formerly Mission St. Wharf 2
Pier No. 5, formerly Jackson St. Wharf
Pier No. 6, formerly Howard St. Wharf 1
Pier No. 7, formerly Pacific St. Wharf
Pier No. 8, formerly Howard St. Wharf 2
Pier No. 9, formerly Broadway St. Wharf 2
Pier No. 10, formerly Howard St. Wbarf 3
Pier No. 11, formerly Broadway St. Wharf 1
Pier No. 12, formerly Folsom St. Wharf 1
Pier No. 13, formerly Vallejo St. Wharf
Pier No. 14, formerly Folsom St. Wharf 2
Pier No. 15, formerly Green St. Wharf
Pier No. 16, formerly Harrison St. Wharf
Pier No. 17, formerly Union St. Wharf
Pier No. 20, formerly Steuart St. Wharf
Pier No. 24, formerly Spear St. Wharf
Pier No. 27, formerly Seawell 3
Pier No. 28, formerly Main St. Wharf
Pier No. 32, formerly Beale St. Wharf
Pier No. 34, formerly Fremont St. Wharf
Pieraccini G., fruits and vigetables, 1411 Church
PJerard Charles J., musician, r. 717 Bush
Pierce A.H., student, r. 1718 Folsom
" A. Lincoln, blacksmith, r. 10 Dehon
" Annie B., widow, r. 28 Stanly PI
" Charles D. (Pierce & Co.), r. Oakland
" Charles O., clerk E. K. Wood Lumber Co.,
r. Oakland
Pierce Charles L., hardware commission mer-
chant and manufacturers' agent , 150 New
Montgomery, r. Oakland
" Charles V. (Copeland & Pierce), r. 895 Noe
" Clarence, clerk, r. 3OI614, 16th
" Elery G., foreman Farnsworth & Ruggles,

r. 20 Stanly PI
" Ella Miss, r. 216 Fell

" Ella v., compositor Bulletin, r. 271I14 Sut-
ter
" Ferdinand C, upholsterer Occidental

Hotel, r. 1113 Jones
" Frances Miss, r. 2930 Clay
" Francis E., captain Co. G. 1st infantry U.

S. A., Benicia Barracks, Cal.
" Frank, carpenter, r. 1122 York
" Frank, solicitor E. C. Dake, r. 1020 Mar-
ket
" Frank H. (Severance, Sherman & Pierce),
attorney at law, 511 California, rooms 60-
61, r. 720F Bush
" Frank J., tinsmith, r. 3016^^, 16th
" Frank W., car dispatcher Market St. Ry.,

r. 317, 2d Av
" Frederick, laborer First St. Wks Union I.

Wks
" Frederick W., clerk, r. 27111/4 Sutter
" George B., naaehinist American Type Foun-
ders Co., r. 2103a Leavenworth

Pierce George H., master bark Sea King, 38

Market, r. Berkeley
Pierce H. & W. (Henry Pierce), loan and com-
mission brokers, 728 Montgomery

" Harry, waiter, r. 68 Minna

" Harry E., saloon keeper, r. 1 McDermottPl

" Henry (H. & W. Pierce), r. Oakland

" Henry H., r. 137 Cbestnut

" Henry J., cutter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
722 Army

" Herbert, electrician, r. 346, 4th

" Herbert, marine engineer, r. 211 Mason

" Ira, farmer, r. 1730 Jackson

" James, shoemaker, 604!^ Mission, r. 141
Perry

" James H., blacksmith, r. 1503 Taylor

PIERCE JAMES M.,

San Francisco Storage Warehouse,

furniture, trunks, pianos, household

goods, etc., received for storage,

charges moderate, 735 Market, r.

Berkeley
Pierce James T., cook, r. 556 Stevenson rear
" James W. (Pierce & Co.), r. 1001 Sutter
" Jesse, watchman Bellingham Bay Imp.

Co., r. 137 Chestnut
" John, expressman, cor 4th and Townsend,

r. 1119 Treat Av
" John C, marble dealer, r. 216 Linden Av
" John W., clerk B. McMahon, r. 121 Henry
" Laura A., widow, r. 216 Fell
" Louis H., teamster Albert E. Buckman, r.

8 Gough
" Mary, widow, r. 141 Perry
" Mary J. Miss, employee Neustadter Bros.,

r. 134 Oak
" Michael J., liquors, 1633 Market
" Minerva W. Miss, r. 20 Stanly PI
" M. L. Mrs., r. 704 Sacramento
Pierce M. M., secretary Walter S. Pierce Co.,

SE cor Market and 14th
" Monroe R., teamster, r. 1409 Pacific
" Nellie Miss, operator W. U. Tel. Co.. r. 216

Fell
" Nelson, master mariner, r. 717 Greenwich
" Orestes, offlce 722 Montgomery, r. Oak-
land
" Patrick, gatekeeper S. P. Co., cor 4th and

Townsend, r. 12^ Bluxome rear
" Patrick, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
" Patrick H., carpenter, r. 154 West Mission
" Robert, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
" R. v., marine engineer, r. 519, 3d
" S.,r. 420 Geary
" Samuel J., bricklayer L. E. Clawson& Co.,

r. 1221 Folsom
" Sarah M., widow, r. 1409 Pacific
" Silas L., instrument maker John M.

Klein's Electrical Wks, r. NW cor

Army and Connecticut
" Sophia G. Miss, r. 1730 Jackson
Pierce street Congregational Church, Rev.

Philip Coombe pastor, NW cor Pierce

and Green
" T. Edgar, machinist, r. 230 Langton rear
" Thomas W., boatbuilder, r. 10 Dehon
" Toka, domestic, 2320 Mission
Pierce Walter S., president Walter S. Pierce

Co., Western wholesale agent W. W.

Kimball Co., Chicago, SE cor Market

and 14th

PIERCE WALTER S. CO.

(incorporated), Walter S. Pierce pres-
ident, M. M. Pierce secretary, manu-
facturers pianos and piano strings,
SE cor Market and 14th

Pierce Walter W., gripman Cal. St. RR.. r. 1417
Hyde

W. Frank (Pierce & Co.), r. Oakland

William B., clerk Dunham, Carrigan &
Hayden Co., r. 354 Scott

William J. (Pierce & Son), r. 704 Sacra-
mento

William W., salesman Pierce & Co., r.
Oakland

& Co. (J. W. Pierce and William Ikle), real
estate and business agents, 22 Kearny

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Pierce & Co. (W. Frank and Charles D. Pierce),
dealers cash registers and computing
scales, 11-16 Chronicle Bldg
Pierce & Son (William J. Pierce), magnetic

trusses, 704 Sacramento
4®=Pierce. See Pearce and Peirce
Piercy Alpheus B., painter, r. 1318 Natoma
" Emily A , widow, r. 2819, 16th
" Joseph A., shipsmith Isidore Burns, r.

Oakland
" Viola C. C. Miss, r. 2122 Washington
Pieretti Giovanni, produce commission mer-
chant, 504 Davis, r. 322i/^ Broadway
Pierini Attilio (Pierini & Arrighi). r. 110 Pacific
" & Arrighi (Attilio Pierini and Senesi Ar-
righi), restaurant and liquors. 426 Davis
Pieroff Augustus, real estate, r. 1118 Kearny
Pierotti Henry C, oiler, r. 1639a Fulton rear
Pierre Peter, r. 711 Grove
Pierrepont John B., painter, r. 701 Laguna
Pierron Emile, baker, r. 733 Broadway

" Ernest, molder, r. 6641^ Howard
Pierson Albert E., 3d engineer str Coptic
" Albertus M., laborer, r. 310 Centra Av
" Andrew, butcher Roth, Blum & Co., r. S s

San Bruno Av nr Eve
•' Arthur B. (Pierson Bros.), r. 2310 Brod-

erick
" Bernard, water tender Edison Light and

Power Co., r. 22 Zoe
" Brothers (Arthur B. and Frank W.;, book-
sellers and stationers, 225 Kearny
" Charles, porter Mills Bldg, r. 229, 4th
" Charles proprietor Franconia House, S s

San Bruno Av nr Eve
" Charles A., carpenter, r. 654 Howard
" Edward, engineer, r. 32 Bernard
" Edward R., clerk Pae. Coast Home Supplv

Assn
" Esther A., widow, r. 130i^, 9th
" Eugene, artist, 90 St. Ann's Bldg, r. 415

Jones
" Frank W. (Pierson Bros.), r. 1334 Washing-
ton
" Frederick H., bookkeeper Henry Cowell &

Co., r. 2214 Van Ness Av
" Hilma, domestic, 2009 California
" Inez, widow, r. 25 Shotwell
Pierson Lawrence H., manager Commercial
Box Factory, office 121 Market, r. 1628
Vallejo
" Martin, peddler, r. 1138 Bryant
" Nils, tanner Anton Krieg, r. cor San Bruno

Av and 15th Av South
" Peter, teamster Nathan, Dohrmann & Co.,

r. 14 Washington
" Piter, carpenter H. F. Morton, r. 93 Mont-
gomery Block
" Richard R., marine engineer, r. 405 Brod-

erick
" Svante (Erikson & Peterson), r. 26 Fell
" Theo, hostler X L Dairy Co., r. cor 21st and

Folsom
" Walter E., druggist William Simpson, r.

1111 Sutter
" W. H., marine engineer, r. 758, 9th
" William E., decorator Hotel St. Nicholas.

r. 231 Page
■' William M. (Pierson & MitcheU), r. 2214
Van Ness Av
Pierson & Mitctiell (William M. Pierson and
Robert B. Mitchell), attorneys at law,
28-32 Mills Bldg, 4th floor
*®"Pierson. See Pearson
Pietila Fred, seaman, r. 45 Sacramento
Pietra Ligure Hotel, 215 Broadway
Pietro Carlo, laborer Gray Bros., r. SW cor 25tli
and Douglass
" P. Nave, boarding, 314 Pacific
Pietrowski Rudolph, cooper, r. 338, 5th
Piffle G., blacksmith Cal. Construction Co., r.

530, 17th
Pigeon Albert, driver Lenormand Bros., r. SW

cor Pine and Dupont
4®"Pigeon. See Pidgeon

Piggott George J., bartender E. J. Duflield. r.
705 California
" Thomas, gasfltter, r. 1104 Mission
«®-Piggott. See Pigott

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UPHOLSTERY,

G'4-t-G-4-'7 ;v\arket St. \

Pignaz John N., conductor Sutter St. Ry, r. 1419
Baker
" Rose, widow, r. 1342 Alabama
Pigott Alexander R., cook, r. 1027 Clay

" Charles, clerk John J. Ryan, r. 829 Brannan
Piguet Edward W., teacher music, r. 120 Sil-
ver
" Eugene E. , watchcase maker, 3 Hardie PI ,
r. 120 Silver
JS®" Piguet. See Piquet
Pihlman Gustav, seaman, r. 111% Freelon
Pike Boaz D. (Coblentz, Pike & Co.), r. 1909 Bu-
chanan
" Charles R. Rev., r. 653 Valencia
Pike Charles W., president Charles W. Pike &
Co., 124 California, r. 134 South Brod-

Pike Charles W. & Co., Charles W. Pike presi
dent, Thomas H. Pike secretary, ship ■*■
ping and commission merchants, 12
California
" Elias W., r. 110 Natoma
" Ella Miss, r. 1201 Taylor
" Frank, laborer, r. 24 Harriet
" Frank H., conductor Market St. Ry, r.

8I214 Haight
" Grace W., widow, r. 313 Taylor
" Henry, bricklayer, r. 418 Eureka
" Jacob M,, clerk Bowers Rubber Co., r. 1629

Sutter
" James N., with O. R. Jones, 315 Pine, r.

1109 Bush
" Joseph W. (Power & Pike), r. 610 Jones
" Nellie B. Miss, cashier S. H. Frank & Co.,

r. 313 Taylor
" Roy M., clerk C. A. Hooper & Co., r. 320
McAllister
Pike Thomas H., secretary Charles W. Pike &
Co., 124 California, r. 320 McAllister
" William, laborer, r. 1622 Harrison
" William, master fireboat Governor Irwin,

r. 1629 Sutter
" Willis, salesman Charles W. Pike & Co., r.
320 McAllister
Pilcher Birdie Miss, stenographer, 325 Mont-
gomery, rooms 4-5, r. Oakland
" L. R. Miss, stenographer, 584 Emporium
Bldg, r. Oakland
Pilcovich A., driver Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r.

■ 528 Golden Gate Av
Pile A. H., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1542
Kentucky
" Charles I., collector L. H. Moise, r. Oak-
land
" Luther, stamp maker L. H. Moise, r. Oak-
land
" William C, waiter Albert E. Buckman, r.
NW cor Steiner and Hermann
«iS=-Pile. See Pyle
Pilger Joseph, r. 1418 Larkin
■' Samuel, laundryman, r. 2905 Pine
" William, cloak manufacturer, 118 Mc-
Allister, r. 1102 Fillmore
Pilgrem Thomas L., wood worker Almerin T.

Becraft, r. 3119 Mission
Pilgrim Chapel (Congregational), John H.
Kemp superintendent, Edinburgh nr Per-
sia Av
" George, stevedore, r. 1908 Greenwich
Pilkington Thomas, machinist Electrical Engi-
neering Co., r. 905 Market
Pill Box The, Forster & Co. proprietors, 1059

Market
Pillar Henry, teamster M. Joost & Bro., r. 618
Gough
" John, laborer, r. 620 Tennessee

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Pillar John A., blacksmith Union I. Wks, r. 620
Tennessee
" William G., machinist, r. 271 Minna
Pillich Nicolas, cook, r. 1422 Powell
Pillow Annie Miss, lodgings, 312 Louisiana

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J. M. Benham & Co. Pacific Coast
agents, office 515 Spreckels Bldg

Pillow James, r. 312 Louisiana
Pillsbury Albert F., master str Mineola, r. 1015
Market
" Charles E., r. 709i4 Hampshire
Pillsbury Evans S., attorney at law, 97-103
Crocker Bldg, r. Palace Hotel
" Horace, law student E. S. Pillsbury, r.

Palace Hotel
" J. F., carpenter, r. 1029 Mission
" Sarah A. Mrs., r. Old People's Home
Pilmer Theresa, widow, r. 2508 Bush rear
Pilot Commissioners State Board of, A.

Murphy secretary, 506 Battery
Pilster Diedrich (Pilster & Gerken), r. 6 Miles
Court
" Henry, r. 433 Noe
" Herman H., grocer, r. 17 Coso Av
Pilster & Gerken (Diedrich Pilster and Freder-
ick Gerken), groceries, liquors and ci-
gars. NW cor Bush and Dupont
Piltz George, r. cor Berlin and Burrows
" Harry, seaman, r. 816 Church
" John C, master mariner, r. 816 Church
Pinaglia Mary, widow, r. 212 Chestnut
Pinard Josie Miss, saleslady Hale Bros., r. 1020

Broderlck
Pinasco John Rev., S. J., vice-president St. Ig-
natius College, 214 Haves
Pinchard John B., r. 1215 Powell
Pinching Arthur E., clerk local freight oflflce, S.

P. Co., r. Oakland
Pinchon Leon (Pinchon & Darius), r. 921 Pacific
" &Darius (Leon Pinchon and Henry Darius),
butchers, S W cor Powell and Pacific
Pinckard George M., secretary Vulcan Iron
Works, 135 Fremont, r. San Rafael
" Violet, widow, r. 321, 8th
" William, lithographer Dakin Publishing
Co.
Pinckney Thomas C, clerk forwarding dept.

Wells, Fargo & Co.. r. 1008 Pine
J8®"Pinckney. See Pinkney
Pincus Augusta, widow, r. 124a 7th
" Bertha Miss, cashier H. Wolf & Bro., r.

124a 7th
" Elkan, salesman A. Schwartz, r. 724 Green
" Jennie, widow, r. 532 Eddy
" Joseph, r. 124a 7th
" Morris, r. 763 Harrison

" Pincus M., manager S. Fisher, r. 763 Har-
rison
" Ralph, secretary Baldwin Theatre, 936

Market, r. 763 Harrison
" Samuel, tailor B. Cohn, r. 984 Folsom
" Sol, employee Baldwin Theatre, r. 763 Har-
rison
Pinder Thomas J., clerk W. P. Morgan
Pine Charles O., cook, r. 36a Valparaiso
" Thomas, laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli Av
" William J., bookkeeper Edmund Taylor, r.
413 Post
4®"Pine. See Pein and Pyne
Pineau M. Mme., dressmaking, 1006 Bush
Pineda Crescencia, widow, r. 1416 Powell
" Raymond, cook str Willamette Valley, r.
17 Union

Pinella Nicola, musician, r. 505 Green

" Patrick, tailor, r. 505 Green
Pinelli Angeline, notions, 764 San Jose Av
" Frank, teamster Black Diamond Coal Min-
ing Co., r. 764 San Jose Av
Pinet J. & Co. (Auguste Schmidt), shipping and
commission merchants, 604 Jackson,
telephone Main 58
Pingel Heinrich, cabinet maker August Wolf,r.
Mission nr 23d
" Otto, porter Heynemann & Co., r. 5 William
Pingree Charles D., manufacturers' agent, 1
Mills Bldg, 3d floor
" Charles D., &lectrician Mutual Electric

Light Co., r. 326 Mason
" Daniel B., salesman S. F. Gas Light Co.
stove dept, r. 330 O'Farrell
Pink Clara Miss, r. 426 Eddy
Pinker Georgia, widow, r. I20314 Bush

" Julius, r. 1231 Mission
Pinkerton Charles H., contractor, r. 310 Mont-
gomery Av
" James H., plumber William S. Snook &

Son, r. 228 Birch Av
" John B., chief clerk Pac. Coast Railway
Co., r. 534 Bush
Pinkerton Robert A. (Pinkerton's National De-
tective Agency), 14 Crocker Bldg
" Samuel, mill hand Pac. Woodenware and
Cooperage Co., r. 227. 2d
Pinkerton WiLiam A. (Pinkerton's National
Detective Agency), 14 Crocker Bldg
" William C, contractor, r. 310 Montgomery
Av

PINKERTON'S NATIONAL DE-

TECTIVE AGENCY, William A. and
Robert A. Pinkerton principals, F. H.
Hinde resident superintendent, office
14 Crocker Bldg, telephone Main 5058

Pinkham Aimer J., shoemaker, 1174^4 Harrison
" Ann, widow, r. 39 Madison Av rear
" Benjamin F., r. 263 Perry rear
" Chester E., varieties, 118, 24th, r. 116, 24th
" Ella M. Miss, teacher Irving Institute, r.

1036 Valencia
" Frank, bookkeeper George W. McNear, r.

Oakland
" Frederick S., electrician, r. 32^4 Shotwell
" George C, r. 618 Jones
" George H., master str Napa City
" Harriet L. M. Mrs., r. Old People's Home
" Harry, clerk J. B. F. Davis & Son, r. 116,

25th
" John F., court commissioner Superior
Court, and marshal Society of Cal. Pio-
neers, 5 Pioneer PI
" Josephine Miss, dressmaker, r. 116, 24th
" L. J. Mrs. r. 32^4 Shotwell
" Parker, carpenter, r. 221, 5th
Pinkiert Albert, bottler The Rosenblatt Co., r.
457 Stevenson
" Herman, tailor, r. 457 Stevenson
Pinkney David, U. S. ganger, r. 13 Monroe
" Helen, widow, r. 128. 10th
" Joseph, barber, 804 Folsom, r. 42 Clara
4S= Pinkney. See Pinckney
Pinkson Henry, bailiff Police Court 3, r. 1637
Post
" Isabelle, bookkeeper Cowen & Cowen, r.

1627 Post
" Leon J., journalist Chronicle, r. 1627 Post
Pinkstone Arthur J., traveling salesman, r. 915

Geary
Pinneger Sydney, medical student, r. 1910 Web-
ster
Pinner Eli E., salesman Doane & Henshelwood,
r. 5231/2 Fell
Emanuel, salesman Charles Keilus & Co.,

r. 52314 Fell
Henry A., salesman Wolf & Frank, r. 31314

Grove
Isidor, salesman Adolph Schoenfeld, r.

523% Fell
Manuel, clerk, r. 52314 Fell
Michael S., insurance broker, 204 Sansome,
r. 5231/2 Fell
" Robert R., grainer, r. 8O914 Montgomery Av
Pinney M. E. Mrs., r. 1107 Bush

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Pinnick Francis J., teamster Western Meat Co.,

r. 26 Harriet
Pinniger Florence M. Miss, nurse Hospital for

Children, 3700 California
Pinteux A. Mrs., widow, r. 19 Harlan PI
" Charles, wheelwright F. Langeron, r. 19
Harlan PI
Pinther Max, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 722M

Clementina
Pinto Adolph, nurse, r. 806a Vallejo
" David, salesman Benjamin Cohen, r. 806a

Vallejo
" Emanuel, cutter W. Cohen, Hirsch & Co., r.

1419 Scott
" George I., cutter Greenebaum, Weil &

Michels, r. 6 Hope ton Terrace
" Jacob, r. 6 Hopeton Terrace
" John, waiter, r. 533 Jessie
" Joseph, clerk Lesser Crocker, r. 840 Vallejo
" M. A., musician, r. 105 Stockton
" Paul, paper carrier Call, r. 3 Dunn Alley
" William, coachman United Carriage Co., r.
437 Jessie
Pintt Alice Mrs., r. 304, 3d
Pinz Charles M., house painter, 343 Beale
Pinzi Salvator, peddler, r. 15 Jasper PI
Piobrowski Franz, helper W. J. Sullivan, r. 601

Market
Pioda Paul A., collector Robert McElroy, r. 447

Noe
Pioneer Broom Factory, Zan Bros. & Co. pro-
prietors, 310 Davis
Pioneer Building, W s 4th bet Market and Mis-
sion
Pioneer Building (old), 808 Montgomery

Pioneer Carpet Beating- Works,

J. Spaulding & Co. proprietors, 353-
357 Tehama, brancti 109 Grant Av
Pioneer Cigar Box Factory, T. P. Meighan &
Co. proprietors, 436, 4th
" Fish Co. (Paul T. Sposito), fresLi and salt
fish, 520 Merchant
Pioneer FJour Mills (Sacramento), H. G. Smith
manager, Sperry Flour Co. proprietors,
134 California
" Fur Co.. 1300 Market

" Gold Mining Co., Thomas Penlington sec-
retary, 405 Montgomery, room 6
Pioneer HaU, Pioneer PI nr 4th
Pioneer Homceopathic Pharmacy, Boericke &

Runyon proprietors, 234 Sutter
Pioneer House, Mrs. Henrietta McDonald pro-
prietor, 333 Louisiana
" House, Henry Leaver proprietor, W s Lar-

kin bet North Point and Beach
" House, William C. Cavitt proprietor, 48. 4th
Pioneer Kindergarten, Miss Marie Schultze

principal, 218 Brannan
Pioneer Kindergarten Society, Miss Kate M.
Atkinson secretary, headquarters Occi-
dental Hotel
Pioneer Oil Works, W. P. Fuller & Co. proprie-
tors, cor Sansome and Greenwich, office
SW cor Front and Pine
Pioneer Malt House, Charles Bach proprietor,
2108 Stockton, office 535-537 Sacramento
" Paper Bos Factory, Charles Thiebaut pro-
prietor, 765 Mission
Pioneer Park, E s Kearny from Filbert to
Greenwich
" Pulp Co., 320 Sansome, room 21
" Rowing Club, Long Bridge, South and Ken-
tucky
Pioneer Salt Works, B. F. Barton & Co. pro-
prietors, 211-213 Sacramento
" Silk Factory, Hlgginbotham & Co. proprie-
tors, 31 Jessie
" Soap Co., Peterson & Marcus proprietors,
office 220 California, room 8, works cor
Rhode Island and Alameda
" Soda Water Works, Welch & Walsh pro-
prietors, 1.5.=).5-1557 Mission
Pioneer Steam Coffee and Spice Mills, J. A.
Polger & Co. proprietors, 104-112 Califor-
nia
Pioneer Trunk Factory, C. A. Malm & Co. pro-
prietors, SE cor 17th and Shotwell, office
220 Bush

Pioneer Warehouse, Johnston & Fulton pro-
prietors, SW cor Battery and Filbert
Pioneer WWte Lead and Color Works, w. P.
Fuller & Co. proprietors, factory 231 Fre-
mont, office SW cor Pine and Front
Pioneer Wine Vaults, F. Cavagnaro proprietor,

626 Montgomery
Pioneers' Society of California, nail Pioneer

Plnr4th
Piotrowski Franz, maltster, r. 658 Brannan
Piper, Aden, Goodall Co., R. J. R. Aden presi-
dent, Harry W. Goodall vice-president,
Arthur L. Piper secretary. Alfred E.
Pryor general manager, bay and river
freighting, steamers, schooners and
barges, 24 Clay, telephone Main 641
" Alvina, governess, 2323 Devisadero
Piper Arthur L., secretary Piper, Aden. Good-
all Co., 24 Clay, i. 1614 Geary
" August, seaman, r. 1018 Minna
" Benjamin B. H., cock str City of Sydney
" Charles A., motorman Market St. Ry., r.

211 Cortland Av
" Frank, clerk Piper, Aden, Goodall Co., r.
2921 Jackson
Piper Harry, deputy County Clerk, r. 31 Fulton
" John, collector Nevada Bank. r. 73554 Te-
hama
" John H., gripman Cal. St. RR, r. 2 Hyde

Terrace
" John T., motorman S. F. & S. M. Ry., r.

3275 Mission
" Lizzie K. Miss, teacher Fairmount Pri-
mary School, r. 18th Av South nr I
" Leon, r. 44 Arlington
" Richard (Lapp & Piper), r. 439 Jessie
" Stephen L., traveling salesman Langley

& Michaels Co., r. 18th Av South nr I
" William, capitalist, r. Palace Hotel
4®= Piper. See Pieper
Pippey Robert, stevedore, r. 4 Bond
" Robert L., clerk, r. 4 Bond
" Robert N., master mariner, r. 12 Walter
Pippy George H. (Coope & Pippy), attorney
at law, and proprietor Columbia Dairy,
office 21 Chronicle Bldg, r. 618 Fell
Pique Edward, teamster J. F. Cunningham Co

" Frances, widow, r. 1033 Laguna
Piquerez Sylvester A., dyer, r. 746 Clementina
Piquet Edward, timekeeper Spring Valley W

W., r. 51514 Bush
jgS^Piquet. See Piguet
Piratsky James G., editor HoUister Free Lance

r. 3108 Geary
Pires John (Pires & Reis), r. 404 Pacific
" & Reis (John Pires and Joaquin Reis), res-
taurant, 404 Pacific
Pirie Harriet K., widow, proprietor The Kirk-
man, 107 Mason
" J. Frank, stenographer Rio Grande West
ern Railway, r. 107 Mason
Pirolini Giuseppe, tinsmith, r. 6 Jasper PI
Pirrant Laurent, porter r. 619 Pacific
Pisani Andrea, clerk, r. 424 Broadway
" Giovanni, butcher, 923 Larkin, r. 8^2 Cedar

Av
" John, teamster James M. Newell, r. lOoQV^

Howard
" Joseph, teamster, r. 328 Brannan
Pischi Emil, liquors, 214, 8th
Pischl Kaspar, M. D., oculist, 63 Crocker Bldg,
hours 1 to 3 p. m., other hours by appoint-
ment only, r. 1308 Jones
Piskulich L. W., editor and proprietor Hrvatska
Sloga, 629 Washington, r. 422, 4th
" Martin, cook, r. 255 Stevenson

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Pissis Albert (Pissis & Moore), r. 1709 California
" Emil M., artist, 406 Sutter, rooms 48-49, r.
1709 California
Pissis Eugene D., secretary Dickman- Jones Co..

510 Folsom, r. 1709 California
Pissis & Moore (Albert Pissis and William P.
Moore), architects, 307 Sansome, room 16
Pistolesi Albert C, salesman, r. 82.3 Filbert
" August, groceries and liquors, 752 Wash-
ington, r. 1110 Clay
" Charles, clerk August Pistolesi, r. 1110

Clay
" Frank V., tea and coffee dealer, r. 134.5, 24th
" Giuseppe, tea and coffee dealer, 707 San-
some, r. 18121/2 Hyde
Pistolesi Louis C, attorney at law, 310 Kearny,

r. 823 Filbert
Pitcher Elmer C, tank manufacturer, Channel

bet 6th and 7th, r. 165 Tremont Av
Pitchford John B., mechanical engineer W. T.

Garratt & Co., r. 728 Cole
Pitchier Bertha, widow, r. Railroad Av nr San

Bruno Av
Pitchner William, cigarmaker, r. 313 Turk
Pitman Francis H., secretary Judson Dynamite
and Powder Co. and Western Fuse and
Explosives Co., 200 Market, r. 836 Turk
iSS=Pitman. See Pittman
Pitt John, pantryman str Corona, r. 1802 Howard

" William G. C, publisher, r. 356, 3d
«®=-Pitt. See Pitts

Pittlick George, saloonkeeper, r. 416 Van Ness
Av
" Matthew, liquors, 23, 6th, r. 540 Jessie
Pittman Charles C, clerk, r. 1217 Polk
" John N., compositor H. S. Crocker Co.,
r. 351 Clementina
4eg"Pittman. See Pitman
Pitto Giuseppe {Pitto& Milani), r. 635Vallejo
" G. L., gardener Colombo Market
" James, drayman Campodonico & Malcolm

Co., r. 716 Bay
•' Joseph, teamster Macpherson & Rucker, r.

508 Francisco
" Paul (Vannucci & Pitto), r. 123, 9th
" & Milani (Giuseppe Pitto and Fioravante
Milani), proprietors Tremont Livery
Stable, 706 Sansome
Pitts Albert, r. 1135 Mission
" Fred W. (Pernau Bros. & Pitts Co.), r. 135

Page
" George W., 2d engineer str Apache, r.

14351/2 Valencia
" James, laborer, r. Utah nr Helena
" Washington R., chief engineer str Apache,

r. 1435'/^ Valencia
" William G., master str San Juan
Pittsinger Eliza A. Mrs., journalist, r. 224

Green
Pittson Sarah S. Mrs,, r. 1608 Hayes
Piver Arthur D., r. 2225 Post
" Jesse C, freight clerk str Gaelic r. 2225

Post
" Kate L., widow, r. 2225 Post
Pixley Clarence E., horse clipper Leroy New-
ton, r. 117 Taylor
" Frank M. Mrs., widow, r. SW cor Union
and Fillmore
Pixley Free Kindergarten, Miss Agnes
Ritchie principal, 2234 Union
" G. B., painter, r. 330 Minna
" Hall, 1534 Pacific Av
" Henry O., foreman Edward W. Hill, r. 1733

Oak
" Morrison F., attorney at law, 41 Mills
Bldg, 6th floor

Pixley W. B., composer music, r. 220 Eddy
" William Mrs., widow, r. 1733 Oak
" William I., salesman George Webb Alex-
ander, r. 1733 Oak
Pizem Louis, molder Vulcan Iron Wks, r. 21, 3d
Pizochero Charles, groceries, 1415 Stockton, r.

1130 Kearny
Pizzio George, r. 425 Broadway rear
Plaa Peter, boots and shoes, 623 Broadway, r.

616 Broadway rear
Place Daniel, purser str City of Everett, r. 229
Fell
" George W. , porter, r. 113, 19th
" Jonah W., car repairer S. P. Co., r. 2328

Foisom
" Nancy A. Miss, nurse Hospital for Chil-
dren, 3700 California
Placer Law and Collection Bureau, John Q.
Adams manager, 131 Montgomery, room 1
Pladwell Clarence, pressman Kuttner-French

Printing Co., r. Oakland
Plagemann Frederick P. (Wieneke & Plage-

mann), r. Golden West Hotel
Plagemann H. &; Co. (Henry Plagemann), im-
porters tobacco and manufacturers
cigars, 316-318 Sansome
" Henry (H. Plagemann & Co.), r. 317 Larkin
" Henry G., clerk William Wolff & Co., r.

1040 Page
" J. Frederick (Siebe Bros. & Plagemann), r.

1040 Page
" John C, insurance agent, 210 Sansome, r.

625 Grove
" John P.. clerk, r. 317 Larkin
" Louis, engraver Shreve & Co., r. 625 Grove
" William (Hinz & Plagemann), r. 1513 Post
" William Jr., clerk, r. 1513 Post
" William J., assistant operator Elite
Phototographic Studio, r. 625 Grove
Plaisted Gracie, actress, r. Hotel Langham
Plambeck Charles, sewing machines, 1915 Mis-
sion
Plamondon Joseph E., manufacturers' agent, 58
Crocker Bldg., r. 28, 8th
" Louis, manager Inter Nos Jewelry Co., 58

Crocker Bldg, r. 519 Oak
" Richard L., clerk Golden Gate Advertis-
ing Co., r. 625V4 Hayes
Planchard Katherine, widow, dressmaking, 130

Murphy Bldg
Plancich Nicholas (Zan Bros. & Co.), r. 422, 19th
Planck George, bartender John P. M. Glotz, r.

421 Geary
Planer Adolph G., foreman Hulse, Bradford &
Co.. r. 220, 29th
" Charles, sugar refiner, r. 5V4 Harriet
" Gustave, cabinet maker, r. by^ Harriet
Plank Louis, plumber G. & E. Snook, r. 2600
Sacramento
" William, coachman, 2020 Washington
Plant Hamilton H., liquors and tobacco, 113, 6th
" Henry, carpenter, r. 409. 28th
" Ida, clerk R. G. Dun & Co., r. 1440, 24th
" John W., journalist, r. 303, 9th
" Lynwood T., manager H. H. Plant, 113, 6th,

r. 1135 Mission
" Peter, carpenter, r. 1440, 24th
" Raymond H., conductor, r. 27 Eureka
" William, carpenter, 1448, 24th
Plante Archibald, carpenter, r. 105 Green

" Joseph, laborer, r. 2 Midway rear
Planter Henry, hostler Thomas P. Newell, r. 540

Valencia
Planter's Line To Honolulu, Welch & Co.

agents, 220 California
Planz A. H., carpenter, r. 43 Dore
" August butcher, r. 434 Ringo Id
" Henry (Henry Planz & Son), r. 525V4 Geary

PLANZ HENRY & SON

(Henry and Theodore), merchant tail-
ors, 525 Geary

Planz Kaspar, cabinet maker, r. 41 V4 Dore
" Leonard W., tailor Henry Planz & Son, r.

41% Dore
" Theodore (Henry Planz & Son), r. 525'4
Geary
Plaskett Peter L , chief engineer str Mexico, r.
250014 California

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Plass Catherine, widow, r. 16U6 Washington

" Peter, seaman, r. 12 Natoma
Plassius George J., carpenter, r. 407 Montgom-
ery Av
Plasterer William F., salesman Leon B. Gold-
berg
Plate Andrew, hostler Farnsworth & Ruggles,
r. 127 Ritch

" August F., bookkeeper, r. 634 Polk

" Charles F.. teamster S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. S15, 5th

" David M., porter Mills Bldg, r. 215, 5th

" Edward, bricklayer, r. 215, 5th

" Frank E., clerk, r. 3118a 16th

" Gertrude, Mrs., r. 811 Polk

" Henry A., purser str Point Arena, r. 18
Cumberland

" William G., engineer S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 215, 5th
Plater J. E. Mrs., r. Palace Hotel
Plath Adolph, paper carrier, r. 1209>!] Mission

" Edward H., clerk, r. 1401 Steiner

" Hans, florist, r. Wyoming Av, Ocean View

" Henry, laborer, r. 753 Alabama

" Henry, canner, r. 2733% Bryant

" John, groceries and liquors, 1401 Steiner

" John T., clerk Assessor's office, r. 1401
Steiner

" Martin, waiter The Oberon, r. 825, 15th

" Theodore F., shoemaker, 308^4 Stockton, r.
825, 15th

" William, liquors, 2440 California
Platner Charles F., carpenter, r. 32 Turk
Plato Arthur M. (Plato & Treyser), and adver-
tising contractor and solicitor Pacific
Coast Bill Posters' Association, office
206 Sansome, r. 618 Golden Gate Av

" George, bartender Grand Opera House
Cafe, r. 45 Lafayette

" John, bartender H. Bach, r. 721 Valencia

" Joseph F., tailor, 12 Leidesdorfl.r. 914 Bu-
canan

" Louis, r. 328, 10th

" Minnie, widow, r. 45 Lafayette
Plato & Treyser (Arthur M. Plato and George
A. Treyser), advertising contractors and
proprietors Pacific Adv3rtising Service,
office 206 Sansome
Platshek Julius (Platshek & Harris), r. 918
Van Ness Av

" Lippman, cigarmaker, r. 7 Filbert PI

" Marks, trader, r. 7 Filbert PI
Platshek M. J., attorney at law, 324 Pine,
rooms 19-21, telephone Main 929, r. 918
Van Ness Av

" & Harris (Julius Platshek and Isaac Har-
ris), wool .dealers, 410 Townsend
Piatt Alfred G., broker and accountant, 307
California

" Arnold B., accountant Lilienthal & Co.,r.
Oakland

" C. Mrs. widow, r. 10 Pleasant

" Charles B., salesman J. A. Folger&Co., r.
1528 Fell

" Charles W., bookkeeper Wells, Fargo &
Co.'s Bank, r. 1508 Sacramento

" Emma Mrs., manicure, r. 1008 Van Ness Av

" Frank L., dentist, 80 Flood Bldg, r. 712
Steiner
Piatt Horace G. (Piatt & Bayne), and vice-
Consul Russia, 42-44 Mills Bldg, 9th
fioor, r. Pacific-Union Club

" Jesse A., clerk Mendelson Bros.

" John, carpenter, r. 529 Sacramento

" John M., cashier California Wine Associa-
tion, r. 1001 Bush

" John W., salesman Hammersmith & Field,
r. 36 Erie

" Kate, widow, nurse, r. 18 William

" Mary, widow, r. 36 Erie

" Sallie P., widow, furnished rooms, 720 Cali-
fornia

" Samuel, secretary The Great Western Can
Co., 223 Mis.sion, r. East Oakland

" Sarah A., widow, r. IOI8V3 Larkin

" William, seaman, r. 528 Greenwich
Piatt &; Bayne (Horace G. Piatt and Richard
Bayne), attorneys at law, 42-44 Mills
Bldg, 9th floor

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teamster Joseph Budde, r. 2629

Platz Charles,
Pine
" Edward, plumber, 1828 Devisadero, r. 1824

Devisadero
" Joseph, plumber, 2629 Pine, r. 2631 Pine
-»=■ Platz. See Plotz
Plaw Joseph (Parrott & Co.), r. Fruitvale
Players' Club, Louis Belmour proprietor, 712

Mission
Playfair Herbert G., clerk Bank of British Co-
lumbia, r. Sausalito
Plaza House, Ernst Borm proprietor, 641 Wash-
ington
Pleaee Henry L., brick and stone mason, 40

New Montgomery, r. 919, 19th
;e®=Pleace. See Place

Pleasant Henry, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light
Co., r. 323, 12th
" Henry Jr., teamster, r. 323, 12th
" House, William Jones proprietor, 122 Post
" Mary E.. widow, r. 1661 Octavia
" Rudolph, waiter, r. 613 Howard
" Valley Coal Co., Peyton H. Brooks agent,

22 Market
" Valley Farming Co. (Fresno Co.), Abraham
Halsey secretary, 530 California, rooms
49-50
Pleasanton Hop Co. (Pleasanton, Alameda Co.,
Cal.), hop growers and dealers, office
100-102 Front
Pleasanton Hotel, O. M. Brennan proprietor,

NW cor Sutter and Jones
Plegat August, r. 429 Sutter
" J., porter, r. 11 Harlan PI
" Mary Mme., laundry, 429 Sutter
Plege Louis, r. 606i/4 Post
Pleger John, stair builder, r. 1958 Howard
Plender George V., bookkeeper, r. 816b Larkin
Pier Adolph A., insurance agent, r. 46 Grove
Pless Charles E., clerk, r. 1585 Folsom
" Frederick G., dental student, r. 1585 Fol-
som
" Henry, plumber J. H. Ponder, r. 1585 Fol-
som
" Herman A., clerk treasurer's dept. S. P.

Co., r. 1585 Folsom
" Minnie, widow, r. 1585 Folsom
Plesse William, bartender Henry Tietjen, r.

NW cor 3d and Berry
Plevin Abraham, expressman, r. 1011, 19th
" William T. (Plevin & Morrice), r. 23 Doug-
lass
" & Morrice (William T. Plevin and James
Morrice), plumbers, 305 Noe
Plise Albert E., flnisher Harry E. Furner, r. 115
Hayes
" Frederick, teacher music, r. 115 Hayes
" Washington V., teacher music and lan-
guages, 727 Eddy
Ploeger Ernst W., clerk Glaus Claussen, r. 771
Capp
" John, stair builder John Boiler, r. 1958

Howard
" Sarah, widow, r. 644 Filbert
Ploehn Albert, blacksmith, r. 19 Boyce
" Bertha Miss, hairdresser, r. 19 Boyce
" Henry, shoemaker, r. 19 Boyce
" Henry Jr., waiter, r. 19 Boyce
Plondke Julius, clerk Overland House, r. 533

Sacramento
Ploner Peter P., gents' furnishing goods. Rail-
road Av nr 12th Av South
Plotz Henry H., salesman Charles H. Sawyer.

r. 2912 Laguna
Plover Margaret Miss, r. 715^2 21st
" Patrick, capitalist, r. 725 Gough

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Pacific States AdYertising Burean,

San Francisco Office, 405 Sansome St.

Plowden William D., salesman, r. 914 Vallejo
Plugradt John, cabinet maker A. J. Forbes &

Son, r. 1011 Minna
Plum diaries M., president Chas. M. Plum &

Co. Upholstery Co., 1301-1307 Market, r.

•2\b Fell
Plum Charles M. Jr., vice-president Chas. M.

Plum & Co. Upholstery Co.. 1301-1307

Market, r. 23 Scott

PLUM CHAS. M. & CO.

UPHOLSTERY COMPANY, Charles M.
Plum president, fine carpetings, ele-
gant upholstery, rich furniture, 1301-
1307 Market cor 9th, telephone Main
5145
Plum Charles M. Mrs., r. 308 Page
" Maurice, laundryman. r. 1008 1
Plumado Francis H., watchman Cal. State Min-
ing Bureau, r. 26 McAllister
Plumas Eureka Mine (Plumas Co.), 320 San-
some, room 11
Plumb Amie C, oiler str Colon, r. 703 Post
Plumb Charles M., with F. M. Smith, r. 1021
Sutter
" Edwin W., porter, r. 259 Minna
" Emma Miss, r. 259 Minna
" Gertrude Miss, r. 1715 Clay
Plumb M. C, physician, office and r. 1021 Sutter
4®" Plumb. See Plum and Plumbe
Plumbe John F., real estate and insurance, 1402
Valencia, r. 1336 Valencia
" Richard, r. 1336 Valencia
" William R.. real estate, r. 619, 24th
Plumbing and Drainage Inspector, New City

Hall, 1st floor
Plume Edward C, conductor Geary St. RR, r.
46 Parker Av

PLUMEL J. F.,

importer of wines and brandies, 18
Stockton, r. 700 Jones

Plumer George B., with Carbonic Acid Gas Co..

19 Stevenson
Plumerel Leon V. H., braider, r. 4 Cadell Alley
Plumley M. J., messman str Washtenaw
Plummer Alvin, publisher Plummer's Refer-
ence Map, 408 California, room 7
Plummer Brothers (John A. and Charles A.),
proprietors Crystal Salt Works, 14-16
Spear
" Charles A. (Plummer Bros.), r. Center-

ville
" C. Moody, manager The Trestle Board As^

sociation, 408 California, room 7
" Diana, widow, r. SYz Turk rear
" George E. president George E. Plummer >.t

Co., 54 Stuart, r. Alameda
" George E. & Co., George E. Plummer presi-
dent, George G. Gormley secretary, ship
stores, shipping and commission, 51
Steuart
■ " George M., carpenter S. P. Co., r. 3608, 16th
" George W., ship owner, office 54 Steuart. r.

Alameda
" Henry, solicitor, r. 719^ Howard
" H. L., r. 109 Jessie
" John A. (Plummer Bros.), r. Alameda
" Nellie A. Mrs., dress-cutting school. 14
McAllister
Plummer Richard H., physician and surgeon.
652 Mission, and professor of anatomy
Cooper Medical College, r. Hotel Plea.s"-
anton
" Sanford, traveling salesman Dunham. Car-
rigan & Haydeu Co., r. .505 Ellis

Plummer Walter A., bookkeeper Plummer Bros.,
r, Alameda

" William A., salesman Wangenheim,
Sternheim & Co., r. 307 Steiner

" William P., ship carpenter, r. 421, 4th

" W. P. Mrs., widow, r. 537 O'Farrell
Plunkett Charles H.. electrician, r. 711 Post

" Hannah G., widow, r. 516 Central Av

" Irene de V., teacher mental science, r. 518
Eddy

" John C, r. 28, 7th

" John J., physician, 518 Eddy

" John M., clerk U. S. Customs, r. 832 Cali-
fornia

" Joseph, boiler maker, r. 318 Clementina

" Joseph, draughtsman Jones Bros. & Co.,
r. 262J4 Clara

" Joseph G., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
432, 9th

" Joseph M., pattern maker, r. 318 Clemen-

PLUNKETT K. MISS,

employment bureau, male and fe-
male, 424 Sutter nr Powell, telephone
Main 5472, r. 516 Central Av

Plunkett Philip D., salesman O'Dwyer & Co., r.
262'/2 Clara
" Robert, helper Market St. Ry
" Romeo, instructor bicycle riding, r. 309

Broderick
" Theresa Mrs., janitress Franklin Gram-
mar School, r. 432, 9th
Plunkett William A., attorney at law, 39-40
Mills Bldg, 6th floor, r. 231 San Jose Av
Plunsky Samuel, r. 325 Pacific
Piushkall August, dyer, r. 716 Natoma
Plutt Martin, laborer, r. 6 Minnesota
Plymire Charles J., gripman Market St. Ry, r.

13011/2 Castro
Plymire D. Brandley, physician and surgeon,
office 13011/2 Casro
' ' Harry G . , druggi st W. A. Plymire & Co. , r.

13011/2 Castro
" James A., marble dealer, r. 130114 Castro
Plymire W. A. & Co. (William A. Plymire and
Jesse C. Anthony), druggists, 1338 Cas-
tro
" William A. (W. A. Plymire & Co.), r. 1301i^
Castro
Plymouth Congregational Church, Rev. w. D.
Williams, D. D., pastor, N s Post bet
Buchanan and Webster
" Consolidated Gold Mining Co., 3 Hobart
Bldg
Pneumatic Power Co., Fairfax H. Wheelan
president, E. M. McMillan secretary,
224 California
Poar Charles B., bookkeeper, r. 2291/4, 9th
Pobar Joseph, r. 247 Stevenson
Pobesh John, brass finisher W. T. Garratt &

Co., r. 5241/2 Turk
Pobest J., r. 1045 Market
Pocai Libero, r. 743 Vallejo
Pocaroba Domenico, butcher Tassi & Co., r. 515

Union
Pocket Time Tables (monthly). The Railway
Publication Co., publishers, 306 Pine,
room 9
Pockman Leonard H. (Wakelee & Co.), r. 1621

Sacramento
Pockwitz Leo, clerk, r. 416 Van Ness Av
Pockwitz Louis (William Hoelscher & Co.), r.

416 Van Ness Av
Pocock William R. T., bookkeeper Donohoe-

Kelly Banking Co., r. Alameda
Podd Frank R., printer, r. 1214 Green
" Walter T., pressman Francis- Valentine

Co., r. Lorin
" William H., stonecutter, r. 546i4 Natoma
Podesta Annie, domestic, 1126. 22d
" Antone, driver Fiorenzo Cavagnaro, r. 1029

Clav
" Antonio, r. 337 Union
■' David, carpenter, r. 428a Union
" G. B. & Co. (Giovanni B. Podesta and
Luigi Cademartori), hay, grain, wood
and coal, 1217-1219 Powell
" George (Bonacina & Podesta), r. 428 Union

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Podesta Giacomo, peddler, r. 510 Filbert

" Giovanni (Podesta & Baldocchi), r. 411
Green

" Giovanni B. (G. B. Podesta & Co.), r. 901
Pacific

" Giuseppe (Ravenna & Co.), r. 433 Green

" John, clerk, r. 2 Lily Terrace

" John J. (Martinoni & Podesta), r. Oak-
land

" Joseph (Podesta & Peirano), r. 2 Lily Ter-
race

" Louis, laborer Ravenna & Co., r. 433 Green

" Louis, porter Stewart & Co., r. HOlVa
Kearny
Podesta Louis P., meat market, 404 Hayes, r.
714 0ctavia

" Palmera Miss, cigar maker Re Bros., r.
1222 York

" Rose, widow, r. 425 Filbert

" Rose, widow, r. 1110 Clay rear

" Victor L., florist Podesta & Baldocchi, r.
425 Filbert

" "Vincent, wine dealer, r. 5 Jasper PI

" Virgil, r. 5 Jasper PI
Podesta & Baldocchi (Giovanni Podesto and
AngeloG. Baldocchi), florists and dec-
orators, 242 Sutter, telephone Main 760

" & Peirano (Joseph Podesta and James
Peirano), cigars and fruits, 442 Bush
Podmore Alfred H., lineman, r. 560 Howard
Poehler Edward J. J., butcher, r. 508, 9th

" William B., foreman C. B. Rode & Co., r.

KQQ QtVi

" William B. Jr., teamster, r. 508, 4th
Poelilman H. Edward, real estate, loans and
insurance, and publisher Poehlman's
Real Estate Circular, 415 Montgomery,
r. 401 Post
Poehlman Rosina Mrs., proprietor Poehlman's
Confectionery and Fancy Bakery, 401
Post
Poehlman William, manager Poehlman's Con-
fectionery and Fancy Bakery, 401 Post,
r. 1937 Union

Poehlman's Confectionery

AND FANCY BAKERY, Mrs. Rosina
PoeLlman proprietor, finest ice cream,
cakes, pastry, etc., 401 Post cor Pow-
ell, telephone Main 166
Poehlman's Real Estate Circular, H. E. Poehl-

man publisher, 415 Montgomery
Poerschke Amelia, widow, r. 900 Vallejo
Poessl Joseph, barber, 29 Geary, r. 611 Stock-
ton
Poetsch Ernst, tanner Poetsch & Peterson, r.
424, 27th
" Herman (Poetsch & Peterson), r. 424, 27th
" & Peterson (Herman Poetsch and Gustave
Peterson), tanners. Army bet Folsom
and Harrison
Poett Alfred R., machinist Union I. Wks, r. 421
Minnesota
" Henry W., clerk Williams, Dimond & Co.,
r. Hotel Pleasanton
Poetz Annie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 30 Lily Av
" George C, clerk C. E. Whitney & Co.
" Henry C, steward, r. 32 Kissling
" Peter, r. 30 Lily Av
Poey Jean F., bartender Jacques i^oustale, r.
614 Broadway
" John (Poey & Chaguet), r. 1567 Market
" & Chaguet (John Poey and Gregoire Cha-
guet), laundry, 1567 Market
Pogano SoUino. seaman, r. 322 Vallejo rear
Poggetto Rafael, r. 190 Vandewater
Poggi Biago, carpenter, r. 2214 Mason
Poggie Rose, widow, r. 430 Vallejo rear
" Stephen, sawyer Miller & Hamilton, r. 430
Vallejo
Pogue Edward, r. 1719 Hyde
" Howard A., salesman Justinian Caire Co.,

r. 1719 Hyde
" Lucy A., widow, r. 1719 Hyde
Poheim Joseph T., merchant tailor, 1110-1112
Market, telephone Main 1855*, 201-203
Montgomery, telephone Main 1855, and
724 Market, telephone Main 1855=, r.
Hotel Savoy

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Pohl Anna, widow, r. 814 Langton
•' Frederick, liquors, SE cor 20th and Folsom
" George, bags and salt, 51 Sacramento, r.

1603 Webster
" Julius, distributor La Grande Laundry
" Paul, master mariner, office 32 Steuart
" William, baker, r. 904 Dolores
4®-Pohl. See Pahl, Paul and PauU
Pohley Eva S., bookkeeper Hale Bros., r. 7
Cohen PI
" Harry, stage carpenter Morosco's Grand

Opera House, r. 785 Folsom
" J. C, painter, r. 654 Natoma
" Margaret, widow, r. 785 Folsom
>8S= Pohley. See Pauli, Poll and Poly
Pohli Emil, official reporter Superior Court

Dept. 7, r. 3309 Geary
Pohlker John H.,r. NW cor 26th and Howard
Pohlmann Anna Miss, nurse, 218 Waller

POHLMANN GUSTAVE,

diamond setter, engraver and en-
ameler, society medals, badges, fine
jewelry and watch repairing. 336 Sut-
ter, r. 3 Seymour Av

Pohlmann Harry D. R., stereotyper Bulletin, r.
3 Seymour Av
" Meta, widow, r. 218 Waller

Pohlmann Theo, manager lithographic depart-
ment H. S. Crocker Co., 215-217 Bush
" William H., coppersmith Sanders & Co., r.
218 Waller

4S= Pohlmann. See Poehlman and Polemann

Pohlmeier Albert, wool sorter Flint & McLen-
nan, r. 142, 6th

Pohlson J. Henry, carpenter, r. 528 Greenwich

Pohlsson Charles C. P., barber John Perazzo, r.
702 Montgomery

Poimiroo John, cook Occidental Hotel, r. 613%
Stockton

Poindextei Cornelius W., salesman Winchester
Repeating Arms Co., r. 3318 Sacramento

Point Edward, miner, r. 6 Polk Lane

Point Reyes Creamery Co.,

John Russell manager, pure milk and
cream, 413 Pine, telephone Main 1693

Pointer Charles W., r. 7 Salmon
Pointon James, miller, r. 910 Howard
Poirier Catherine, widow, r. 221, 23d
" Eugene G., cigarmaker Peter C. Blick, r.

221, 23d
" Joseph, electrician, r. 560 Howard
Poirsevera H., bartender, r. 814 Montgomery
Poirson Eugene, compositor, r. 234 Montgom-
ery
Pokorny Joseph, chandelier maker Thomas Day

& Co., r. 330 Fremont
Pokrantz Charles L. J. (St. Hubert Vineyard

Co.),r. 1816 Bush
Polack G. S., r. 2400 Mission
" Herman L., jeweler, 1003 Market, r. 1127

Golden Gate Av
" Mary, widow, r. 2400 Mission
" Samuel, insurance broker, 409 Kearny, r.
1515 Jackson _ , ,

4@" Polack. See Pollack, Pollak and Pollock
Polako Ignatius, sculptor, r. 1019 Market rear
Poland Charles, helper Adolph Hromada, r. 253
Clara

POLAND FRANK S.,

house, sign and decorative painter,
and paper hanger, 819 Shotwell

Poland Frank S., secretary Workmen's Guar-
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Poland Harry F., clerk general freight office
S. P. Co., r. 2736 Howard
" Kate M.Mrs., Grand Recorder Degree of
Honor, A. O. U. W., 66 Flood Bldg, r. 819
Shotwell
Polaski Louis, cook, r. 28 Turk
Polastri Richard S., secretary C. R. Splivalo
& Co., 307 Battery, r. San Mateo
" Victor, r. 899 Pine
Polberg G. Mrs., varieties, 1314 Howard
Pole Laura V. Miss, dressmaking, 2907 Clay
Polemann E. O. B., master str Oregon, r. Ala-
meda
PoLhemus Edward (E. L. G. Steele & Co.) r. 1818
Pine
" J. Eric, clerk Pac. Imp. Co., r. Hotel St.
Nicholas
Poll John, painter, r. 476 Jessie
4S"Poli. See Pauli, Pohley and Poly
Police and Fire Alarm Telegraph, William
R. Hewitt superintendent, 9 Brenham
Place
Police Attorneys, New City Hall, 1st floor
Police Chief of, ofBce 4 New City Hall, 1st floor
Police Commissioners Board of, ii and 12 New

City Hall, 1st floor
Police Court Clerks, New City Hall. 1st floor
Police Court 1, New City Hall, 1st floor
Police Court 2, New City Hall, 1st floor
Police Court 3, New City Hall, 1st floor
Police Court 4, New City Hall, 1st floor
Police Judges, Chambers New City Hall, 1st

floor
Police Patrol, William R. Hewitt superinten-
dent, 9 Brenham PI
Police Stations, Central, New City Hall, Cali-
fornia, 538 California, Harbor, 30 Sacra-
mento, Ocean View, Plymouth Av nr
Sagamore, Potrero, cor Napa and Ken-
tucky, Seventeenth Street, 207, 17th,
Southern, 827 Folsom, South San Fran-
cisco, E s Railroad Av bet 14th Av and
15th Av South, Washington, Washington
bet Polk and Van Ness Av, Broadway
Station, foot Powell
PoUce Surgeon, New City Hall, basement
Policy Holder's Adjusting Co., William S.
Chapman president, H. C. Osmont secre-
tary, 6 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
Polidori Dominlck, liquors, 1130 Folsom, r. 1132
Folsom
" Nicholas, r. 1132 Folsom
Polina Ariodande P., marble cutter Rufftno &

Bianchi, r. 862 Bryant
Poling Mary Mrs., nurse, 209'/2, 14th
Polish Society of California, Dr. L. Pawlicki

president, 3 Polk
Politeo George M., master ship Spartan, office
350 Main. r. Alameda
" Malgram V., draughtsman William H.
Lillie, r. Alameda
Political Record (weekly), Donald Bruce pub-
lisher, 53S Clay
Polito John, barber Ferdinand Ulsemer, r. 41454

Green
Politzer Adolph (Politzer & Co.), r. 325 Pacific
Av, Alameda
" Alexander, manager Politzer & Co., r.

Alameda
" M., agent, r. 7 Everett

POLITZER & CO.

(Adolph Politzer), brokers in bonds
and wholesale liquor dealers, 335 Pine

Polk James K., salesman Goldberg, Bowen &
Co., r. 410 Post

Polk Jonn M., cashier Alliance Assurance Co., r.

Oakland
Polk R. L. & Co., H. W. Allport agent, direc-
tory and gazetteer publishers, 530 Cali-
fornia, room 65
" Willis J. (Polk & Polk), r. 1015 Vallejo
" Willis W. (Polk & Polk), r. 1015 V^allejo
" & Polk (Willis J. and Willis W.), archi-
tects, 222 Post
Polkinghorn John H,, painter, r. 117 Jones

" William T., laborer, r. 249 Pacific
Polkow Otto H., coachman, 916 Sutter
Pollack Adolph, teamster, r. 1323 Fillmore
" Alexander, teamster, r. 1420 Turk
" James L., salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r.

Alameda
" John, seaman, r. 419 East North
Pollacosky William C, wood carver S. F. Fur-
niture Mfg Co.. r. 648 Mission
PoUak Arnold, wholesale cigars and manager
Theatre Curtain Advertising Co., 209
Sansome, r. 1720 Bush
" Hermann A., advertising agent, 729 Mont-
gomery
" John, bookkeeper Mayrisch Bros. & Co., r.

Alameda
" Ray Miss, feeder Schmidt Label & Lithe.

Co., r. 64 Natoma
" Rose, widow, lodgings, 64 Natoma
" Simon, salesman, r. 739a Filbert
•■ William F., storekeeper str City of Peking,
r. Alameda
*®-Pollak. See Polack, Pollack and Pollock
Pollano C. Rev.,S. J., clergyman St. Ignatius

Church, r. 214 Hayes
Pollard Arthur M., barber Callinan & Murray,
r. 652 Folsom
" Honora, widow, r. 3 Cook
" Isaac, carriage maker Market St. Ry., r.

808, 20th
" James J., clerk James P. Pollard, r. 626

Laguna
" James P., wood and coal, 1712 Ellis, r. 626

Laguna
" John, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
" Kate Miss, laundress, r. 961 Folsom
" L., jeweler, r. 1127 Golden Gate Av
" Mary, widow, r. 39 Powell Av
" Thomas (Pollard & Dodge), r. 208 Haight
" Thomas, painter Peter N. Kuss, r. Oak-
land
" Thomas Jr., with Pollard & Dodge, r. 208

Haight
" Walter, clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden

Co., r. 208 Haight
" Walter I., theatrical manager, r. 808, 20th
" William H., brokerage and commission,
218 California, room 5, r. Alameda
Pollard & Dodge (Thomas Pollard and Edward
J. Dodge), shipping and commission,
manufacturers and wholesale dealers
lumber, 22 California, rooms 5-6
Pollen Jacob, candy maker, r. 1420 Broadway

rear
Pollexfen Arthur E., clerk George Fritch, r.
408 Castro
" Ernest, clerk Richard D. Chandler, r. 408
Castro
PoUey Mary, widow, cleaner U. S. Custom
House, r. 909 Jackson
" William, laborer, r. 816 Hampshire
Pollhammer Alois, engraver and diesinker, 3

Hardie PI, r. 923 Golden Gate Av
Pollicronion Peter, candy maker, 250, 3d
Pollinelli Mary Mrs., waitress, r. 3!^ August

Alley
Polllnger Frank, machinist, r. 433b Tehama
Pollitz Edward (Edward Pollitz & Co.), r. 21

Grant Av
Pollitz Edward & Co. (Edward Pollitz and
Henry St. Goar), stocks and bonds, 403
California
Pollock Alfred H., attorney at law, 220 Sansome,
rooms 6-7, r. Sausalito
" Allan, storekeeper Palace Hotel
" Charles, watchmaker, r. 105 New Montgom-
ery
" David, carpenter, r. 1026 De Haro
" David K., laborer S. P. Co., r. 32 Congress

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Pollock George, shoemaker, 202 Powell, r. 4
Hartford
H., oiler str Peru

Joseph E., traveling salesman, r. 634 Haight
Mary, widow, r. 1026 De Haro
Philip R. (Quinn & Pollock), r. 717 Waller
Robert, stone cutter, r. 1026 De Haro
William, r. II3/2 Bartlett
William, stone cutter, r. 135 Erie
William, stone cutter, r. 732b Grove
William D., teacher drawing, 627, 17th
4®=- Pollock. See Polack, Pollack and PoUak
Polmere William H., pipe maker Francis Smith

& Co., r. 146a 5th
Polonsky Henry, tailor, r. 316, 11th
" Jacob, plater M. Greenberg's Sons, r. 316,
11th
Polpe Manuel, teamster, r. 9 Calhoun
Polsen John, oiler str City of Puebla
Poison John, coachman, r. 839 Geary
Polsson Adolph, master mariner, 9 Mission
Polt John, millhand William A. Schrock
Polthier Louis (Polthier & Co.), r. 217V2 Union
" & Co. (Louis Polthier), harness makers, 414
Montgomery Av
Poly, Heilbron & Co. (Isaac Poly, Simon Clay-
burgh, and Heilbron Brothers), whole-
sale and commission butchers, 1st Av
South nr Railroad Av, oftlce 339 Kearny
" Isaac (Poly, Heilbron & Co.), r. 1810 Bush
«S="Poly. See Pauli, Pohley, Poll and PoUey
Polyclinic Free Dispensary, Francis X. Em-
erson physician, 113, 9th
" Pharmacy, John A. Miller manager, NW
cor Valencia and Hill
Polypathic Medical and Surgical Association,
European stafi of physicians, 1531 Sutter
Polyteclinic High School, Walter N. Bush

principal, SE cor Bush and Stockton
Poma John (Borella& Poma), r. 1428 Nebraska
Pombet An tone, waiter, r. 325, 4th
Pomeroy Annie R., widow, r. 1327 Leavenworth
" Arthur A,, r. 425 Turk

" Carter P. (Pomeroy & Pomeroy) and re-
porter Supreme Court of Cal., r. San
Rafael
" Everett, r. 2806 Jackson
" FlavenC, collector S. P. Co.
" George G., steward str Crescent City, r.

2709Larkin
" George S., clerk Wheaton, Breon & Co., r.

1911A Howard
" Henry, helper Union I. Wks, r. SE cor

Mariposa and Minnesota
" John N. (Pomeroy & Pomeroy), r. 1327 Leav-
enworth
" Julius E., assistantweigherU.S. Customs,

r. 1511 Larkin
" Lucy Miss, r. 329, 17th
" Margery J., widow, r. 2110 O'Farrell
" Mark M., draughtsman, r. 1406 Polk
" May, widow, r. 323 Fair Oaks
Pomeroy Sheldon, druggist, 702 Washington, r.

726 Washington
Pomeroy'& Pomeroy (Carter P. and John N.),
attorneys at law, 1-2 Mutual Life Bldg,
5th floor
;8®=Pomeroy. See Pomroy

Pomin Ernest, master mariner, r. 625 O'Farrell
" George, restaurant, 223 Montgomery Av, r.

2a Union PI
" William, laborer, r. Q2IY2 Geary rear
" William C, salesman Chester F. Wright,
r. 6211/2 Geary
Pomme Emily Miss, laundry, 637 Howard
Pomroy Edward M., asst. engineer Mills Bldg,
r. 1514 Church
■' Ethel Miss,r . The Colonial
" Lydia A., widow, r. 1144 Mission
" Selah R., florist, r. 1144 Mission
4®~Pomroy. See Pomeroy

Pon Albert J., bookkeeper Lenormand Bros, r.
620 Folsom
" Augustin, boxmaker, r. 19 Sherwood PI
" Jean, laundryman Model Laundry, r. 33

Chenery
" John B., liquors, 639 California, r. 1108

Mason
" Pauline Mrs., dressmaking, 1108 Mason

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,
CARPETS.

Immense Stock of the Latest Patterns.
G^l-G-4-7 yviarket St.

Pon Pierre, waiter Nevada Restaurant, r. 1310i4

Powell
Ponceldt Euphrasia, widow, r. 29 John
Poncet John, laborer, r. 110 Trenton
" Seraphin, butcher George H. Richard, r. 23
Welsh
Poncin Gama, office 330 Pine, rooms 3-4
Poncrazzi Joseph, cook, r. 427 Sutter
Pond Annie Miss, r. 817 Post
" Charles E., r. 1019 California
" Edward J., with C. E. Whitney & Co., r.
1407 Hyde
Pond Edward B. (C. E Whitney & Co.), and
capitalist, office 533 California, room 49,
r. 1019 California
" George M., manager A. Schilling & Co.,

r. 1418 Masonic Av
" Ida Miss, r. 817 Post
" James L., asst. weigher U. S. Customs, r.

32, 4th
" Joseph, clerk Brown & Metzner, r. Oakland
" Julia Miss, r. 628 Green
" Kate M., widow, r. 712 Taylor .
" Paul E., bookkeeper Brigham, Hoppe &

Co., r. 1326 Page
" Samuel F., shipping clerk C. E. Whitney

& Co., r. 1019 California
" William C. Rev., pastor Bethany Congre-
gational Church, r. 413 Bartlett
Pondanca Mary, widow, r. 425 Filbert rear
Ponder John H., plumber, 2002 Howard
Pongetti Fedele, bootblack, r. 10 Margaret PI
Ponitz Anton, brewer Chicago Brewery
Pons Auguste, tanner Legallet-Hellwig Tan-
ning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
" Augustin, yardsman Legallet-Hellwig
Tanning Co. , r. 6th Av South nr Railroad
Av
Germain (Lagier & Pons), r. 147, 3d
John, laborer O'Brien & Spotorao, r. 1226

Stockton
Julien, yardman Legallet-Hellwig Tan-
ning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
Philip, yardman Legallet-Hellwig Tan-
ning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
Urban, breaker Legallet-Hellwig Tan-
ning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
Poatao Peter, liquors, 138, .5th, r. 484 Tehama
PoQtacq August, milk dealer cor Berlin and
Felton
" Grace Mrs., laundry, 2409 Howard
" Herman, tanner, r. Railroad Av nr 13th Av

South
" John, laundryman Mrs. G. Pontacq, r. 2-109

Howard
" John, restaurant, 434 Bush
" Joseph, butcher Benjamin Kaiser, r. 1109

Leavenworth
" Louis, cook, r. 25314 Clementina
•' Raymond, tanner Legallet-Hellwig Tan-
ning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
Ponte Erminio, florist, Cambridge nr Woolsey
Pontillo Louis, medium, r. 605 Broadway
Ponton de Arce Stanley, traveling salesman M.

Ehrman & Co., r. 120 Devisadero
Ponzia Claude, fireman Pac. Gas. Imp. Co., r.
1909 Chestnut
" John, fireman Pac. Imp. Co., r. 1909 Chestnut
Poodle Dog Restaurant, Blanco & Brun pro-
prietors, SE cor Grant Av and Bush
Pool John J., seaman, r. 227, 11th

POOL JOSEPH R.,

house raiser and mover, 1130 Mis-
sion, box 217 Builders' Exchange, r.
1242 Mission

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Pool Lawrence Mrs., widow, r. 1726 Broadway
" Mary, widow, r. 36^4 Rausch
" William, housemover Joseph R. Pool. r.

1242 Mission
Poole Alexander, fireman str Alameda
" Alonzo W., secretary North Am. Nitre Co.,

43 Crocker Bldg, r. Lorin
" Annie, widow, r. 198 Laidley
" Annie E., widow, r. 26 McAllister
" Avery R., engineer tugboat Ida W., r. 17

Hardy
" Charles O., foreman Edison Light and

Power Co., r. 110^4 Silver
" David B., helper Risdon J. and L. Wks, r. 2

Stanly Court
" David J., helper Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 2

Stanly Court
" Duff G., compositor, r. 28 Highland Av
" Eben, shop carpenter, r. 1025 Mission
" Edward V., clerk George Wilkins Co.. r.

411 Brannan
" Ella M. Mrs., teacher Longfellow Primary

School, r. 313 Hyde
" George W., junk dealer, r. 1021 Powell
" Harry, laundryman Palace Hotel
" Jeremiah, mattress maker, r. 735 Brannan
" John E., paper carrier, r. 28 Highland Av
" Marcus M., traveling salesman E. Martin

& Co.
" Mary, widow, r. 1134 McAllister
" Ruby E., dynamo man Edison Light and

Power Co., r. 156=:£ Silver
" William, master str Piedmont, r. 517 Eddy
" William J., salesman Leavitt & Bill, r. .367

Minna
" William W., draughtsman Krogh Mfg. Co.,

r. 517 Eddy
>^-Poole. See Pool
Pooler Henry J., machinist, r. 123 Valparaiso

" Henry R., engineer, r. 123 Valparaiso
Pooley Arthur W. (Tandy & Pooley\ r. Man-

zanita, Marin Co.
" Isabella, widow, r. 9 Adelaide PI
" Isabelle Mrs., lodgings, 225. 4th
" John, r. 418 Sutter
" John Mrs., proprietor The Elsmere, 418

Sutter
" William, electrician, r. 522 Eddy
Poorman Samuel, mining, r. 3017 Washington

" Warren, medical student, r. 921 Hyde
>^" Poorman. SeePvormann
Pope A. J. Mrs., r. 1601 Van Ness Av
" Arthur M. (Pope & Clement), r. Oakland
■' Benjamin F. Major, surgeon 1st Infantry,

U. S. A., Angel Island
" Bernard, millhand C. S. Laumeister, r. 1012

De Haro
" Bertha, widow, r. 616 Webster
" Charles W., real estate, 630 Market, r. 1707

Jones
" Francis, attorney at law, 126-127 Murphy

Bldg, r. 1611 Clay
" Frank C, gilder Schussler Bros., r. 616

Webster
" Frank E., fireman, r. 1519 California rear
Pope Free Kindergarten, Mrs. Sumner John-
son principal, 211-213, 9th
" George, r. 681 Mission
" George, tailor, r. 313, 4th
'■ George A., salesman Ames & Han-is, r. 2012

Pine
'■ George A., with Pope & Talbot, r. 3728 Pa-
cific Av
" Jacob, cleaner Hudson River Dyeing and

Cleaning Wks, r. 11 Fair Av
■' Jacob, cook Baier & Black, r. 7 East

Pope Jessie, widow, r. 217 Francisco

" John, driver Willows Brewery, r. 120, 19th
Pope Jolin, wines and liquors, SE cor 5th and

Bryant, r. 447, 5th
" John E., bookkeeper, r. 1124 Golden Gate Av
" John F., accountant, office 538 Sacramento,

r. 2723 Pine
" Lily Miss, dressmaking, 1065 Market
" Maurice J., clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.

1124 Golden Gate Av

POPE MANUFACTURING CO.,

Henry C. Johnson manager, bicycles,
344 Post, telephone Main 1027

POPE MANUFACTURING CO.

THE (PARK BRANCH), Guy S. Dyer
manager, 19S6-1974 Page

Pope Otto, metal roofer Forderer Cornice Wks,
r. 25, 9th

" Overton C, clerk, r. 2723 Pine

" Philip, gardener, 1616Clay

" Samuel B. (Jessup & Pope), r. Oakland

" Sidney G., r. 1707 Jones
Pope Thomas E., assistant general agent ^tna
Insurance Co. (of Hartford), 514 Califor-
nia, r. East Oakland

" W.. r. 123 Eddy

" William, cook Baier & Black, r. 7 East

" William G , shoecutter P. F. Nolan & Co.,
r. 1041 Vallejo

" & Clement (Arthur M. Pope and Alpheus
W. Clement), commission brokers, 116
California, room 11

POPE & TALBOT

(Charles F. A. Talbot and William H.
Talbot), lumber dealers, ofiBce 204 Cali-
fornia

Popert Julius (J. Popert & Co.), r. New Wash-
ington Hotel
Popert J. & Co. (Julius Popert, Charles Herr-
mann and Frederick Peters), proprietors
New Washington Hotel, 342-350, 4th
Popkin Alexander, tailor, r. 920 Bu.sh

" Newman, tailor, r. 920 Bush
Poplar House, Richard Jones proprietor, 704^/^

Mission
Popovich Anton, bartender Radovich Bros., r.
939 Mission
" Peter (S. D. Chiucovich & Co.), r. HI
Jones
Popp William F., carpenter, r. 920 Post
Poppe Augusta, widow, r. 926 Shotwell
" Frederick, steward, r. 441, 20th
" Hans,hostlerC. B. Rode&Co., r. 42614, 5th
" John, teamster, r. 426i/4, 5th
" Julia, widow, varieties, 441, 20th
" Martha H. Miss, teacher Marshall Prim-
ary School, r. 926 Shotwell
' ' Sophie D. , domestic, 923, 20th
Poppen John F., porter str Alameda, r. 69 Ore-
gon
Poppentaerg Carl A. C, musician, r. 126 Page
" Robert, musician, r. 126 Page
" Robert Jr., jeweler Shreve & Co.. r. 123
Lily Av
Popper Bertha Miss, r. 1518 Castro
" Charles, r. 1518Castro
" L., shirt manufacturer, 23 Kearny, r. 1518

Castro
•' Leopold, distributor postofflce. r. 1416;^

Devisadero
" Max, r. 1518 Castro
" Max, watchman 26th St. Hospital, r. 14I614

Devisadero
" Samuel, machine operator Albert MuUer

& Co., r. 3 Sumner
" Simon, shirt manufacturer, 235 Kearny, r.

1416'4 Devisadero
" Victor, chiropodist, 318 Kearny, room 3,
r. 1514 Devisadero
Poppoff Victor, cigarette maker John BoUman

Co., r. .537 California
Popular Bookstore The, Johnson & Emigh pro-
prietors, booksellers, stationers, en-
gravers and printers, formerly 10 Post,
now The Book and Stationery Depart-
ment of the Emporium, Emporium Bldg

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Popular Dining Rooms, McCauley & Krone pro-
prietors, 35-37 Geary
" Educator (monthly), J. W. Davis manager,
300 Post
Porcari Hotel, 13 Ohio PI
Porcelli Giovanni, carpenter, r. 416, 5th
•> Giovanni, shoemaker, 715 Lombard
Porcello Giuseppe B., gilder, r. 1906 Powell
Porclier John, importer hats and caps, 1109
Market. Odd Fellows' Bldg, r. 717 Gol-
den Gate Av
Porep Charles, clerk John A. Wall, r. Alameda
Porffost Otto, tanner, r. Franconia House
Porflrio Diaz Gold and Silver Mining, Milling
and Land Co. (Sonora, Mexico). 24-25
Nucleus Bldg
Porisch F. Robert, cigars, SOSy^, 6th
Porporato Frank, r. 8 Graham PI

" Eugene, barber, 1303 Dupont, r. 8 Graham PI
Porritt Josiah, machinist Union Iron Wks. r.

816 Dolores
Porro Alphonso, baker, r. .530 Green rear

" L., seaman str Mariposa
Porsh Leon, electrician, r. 1000a Lombard
Port Blakely Mill Co., Renton, Holmes & Co.

agents. 35 Steuart
Port Costa Flouring Mills, George W. NcNear
proprietor, office 326 California
" Costa Lumber Co., J. A. Hooper president,
H. M. Furman secretary and treasurer,
office 4 California
Port Costa Warehouse and Dock Co., George
W. McNear president, office 326 Cali-
fornia, warehouse Port Costa
" Discovery Mill Co., A. D. Moore president,
H. C. Smith vice-president, A. M. Grim
secretary, 319 Pine, rooms 18-20
" Madison Mills (Port Madison, Wash.), Ed-
ward M. Herrick agent, office 17 Steuart
Port Wardens Board of, office Clay St. Wharf

(Pier 1)
Porta Giacinto E., clothing, boots and shoes,
837-829 Kearny, r. 1636 Sacramento
" Leopold, tailor, r. 2506 Leavenworth
Portala The, Mrs. N. G. Tharsing proprietor,

314B O'Farrell
Portelli Joseph, fruits and vegetables, 125 Guer-
rero
Portener Hermann, salesman J. O. Meyerink, r.

521 Filbert
Porteous Edward J., storekeeper, r. 207, 3d Av

" John, hostler, r. 13th Avnr California
4®"Porteous. See Porteus
Porter A., coalpasser str San Juan
" Abel W., r. 3344 Clay
" A. J. Mrs., notary public, 11 Montgomery.

r. 714 Leavenworth
" Alexander, marine fireman, r. 547, 1st
" Alexander, plumber, r. 526, 6th
" Andrew D. (Porter & Spingler)

bard

■< Angle, widow, r. SISO'A Market
" Annie E. Miss, bookkeeper C. B. Rode &

Co., r. 16 Dearborn
" Annie W., widow, r. 1934 Baker
" Belle, widow, r. 1013 Leavenworth
" Benjamin F., capitalist, office 7-9 Battery
Porter Bros. & Co. (Abel W. and David H.
Porter), dried fruits, nuts, honey, etc.,
313-315 Davis, telephone Main 790
" Bruce, stained glass and decorating

Jackson, r. 1924 Baker
" C. Mrs., widow, r. 1505 Leavenworth
" Charles, painter, r. 251!^ Clementina
" Charles B. Jr., dental student, r.

Baker
" Charles J., longshoreman, r. 212 Broadway
" Clarence, pressman, r. 443 Golden Gate Av
" David, mason, r. Victoria nr Randolph
" David H. (Porter Bros. & Co.), r. 122 Laurel
" Edward, r. 740, 20th

" Edward D., proprietor Hampton House, 113,
4 th
• " Eliza B., widow, r. 3017 Pine
" E. M., speculator, r. Palace Hotel
" Fanny Miss, r. 906, 17th
" Francis H., chief inspector Fire Under-
writers' Inspection Bureau, 303 Califor-
nia, r. 3705 Jackson

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606

1924

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

CORRUGATED IRON,

Galvanized, Black and Painted,

for Eoofing and Siding. [

30©"r0 SIT IVIARKEX ST-

WASHBURN & MOEN MFG. CO.,

Porter Frank, clerk, r. 106, 11th
" George, cook, r. 930 Howard
" George A., plumber, r. 35 Cook
" George H., clerk Bennett's Butter Depot,
r. 3703 Sutter
Porter George K. (Porter, Slessinger & Co.), r.
1213 Jones
" George W., janitor National Guard Arm-
ory, r. 815 Ellis
" George W., master bk Wanderer, office 30

California
" G. H. Mrs. , facial artist, 126 Kearny, room 52

PORTER H. C. & CO.

(Herbert C. Porter and Samuel A.
White), funeral directors and prac-
tical emtaalmers, 122 Eddy, telephone
South 226
Porter Henry T., drayman, 416 Market, r. 11
Hubbard

PORTER HERBERT 0.

(H. C. Porter & Co.), funeral director
and practical embalmer, 122 Eddy,
telephone south 226, r. 1601 Golden
Gate Av, telephone West 617

Porter Hudson P., glassblower, r. 16 Dearborn
" James, r. 328 Louisiana
" Jane, widow, r. 36 Bernard
Porter Jerome, secretary and treasurer Com-
mission Merchants' Protection Associa-
tion, 317 Davis, r. 2213 Fillmore
" John, carpenter, r. 9 Dore
" John, policeman, r. 121 Shotwell
" John F., machinist, r. 35 Cook
'< John K., clerk, r. 733 Broadway rear
" John M., bookkeeper, r. 2.56, 8th
" John P., porter Revere Rubber Co.,r. 13

Hubbard
" John R., painter, r. 297 Linden Av
•' John T., clerk local freight office S. P. Co.,

r. 30, 12th
" John W., r. 422 Post
" John W., lard refiner, r. 135 Juniper
" Joseph, clerk Bennett's Butter Depot, r.

2703 Sutter
" Joseph, hostler Christopher A. Mitchell, r.

35C6ok
" Joseph W., pattern maker, r. 23 Lafayette
" J. W., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 15

Langton rear
" K. Mrs., r. 113, 4th

" Lorenzo, clerk Johnson Bros., r. 1505 Leav-
enworth
" Lowry C, clerk, r. 16 Dearborn
" Margaret, widow, r. 1601 Golden Gate Av
" N., helper William A. Schrock
" P., lineman Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r. Brook-
lyn Hotel
" R., coal passer str Australia
" Ralph, lineman, r. 319 Grant Av
" Richard, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
" Robert, liquors, 831 Kearny, r. 336a Bush
" Robert, waiter str Columbia
" Robert C, gardener, r. 1311b Haves
" Robert E., traveling salesman, r. 831 Bush
•' Robert H., shipwright, r. 16 Dearborn
" Rose Miss, packer John Horstmann, r. 3.->
Morris Av . „

Porter Samuel E. (Bailey, Porter, iBailey &
Co.), 415'/4 Montgomery
" S. Clarke, clerk U. S. Customs, r. 1101 Pine
Porter, Slessinger & Co. (George K. Ppner,
Louis Slessinger and Joseph Kahn),
manufacturers boots and shoes, 7-9 Bat-
tery

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DEALERS IN ALU KINDS OF

FOREIGN # DOMESTIC GOAL.

Family Trade a Specialty.

Porter Thomas A., engineer str San Bias
" W. A., carpenter Mutual Electric Light

Co., r. 137, 3d
" Wesley B., cooper, r. 135 Juniper
" Wilbur F., stair builder G. R. Jesse, r.

334 Noe
" William, engineer Fulton Eng. & Ship

Bldg. Wks, r. 3808 Greenwich
" William, stonecutter, r. 123, 26th

PORTER WILLIAM H.

(H. C. Porter & Co.), undertaker and
embalmer, 122 Eddy, telephone South
226

Porter William H., laborer Union Iron Wks, r.
1006 Minnesota
William H., with San Francisco Call. 517

Clay
William P. S., master ship Jesse H. Free-
man, office 30 California
William R., salesman Porter, Slesslnger

& Co., r. 1213 Jones
Willi am R. , secretary Western Investment
Co., 2 Mills Bldg, 4th floor, r. 16171/4 Mc-
Allister
William T., scenic artist, r. 507 Mason
Porter & Spingler (Andrew D. Porter and
Charles P. Spingler), wines and liquors,
1016 Market
Porterfield George K (Porterfield & Douglas),
r. Oakland
" & Douglas (George K. Porterfield and
Charles H. Douglas), specialists, 838
Market
Porteus James, asst. storekeeper Edison Light
and Power Co., r. 119 Hill
" James Jr., clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r.
119 Hill
.e@"Porteus. See Porteous
Portis William J., teamster People's Express

and Transfer Co.. r. 1138 Pacific
Portland Cracker Co., George H. Nicolai man-
ager, 537-.539 Mission
" Flouring Mills Co. (Portland. Or.), George

Morrow & Co. agents, 39 Clay
" Hotel, James Carr proprietor, 54 Sacra-
mento
Portland Oregonlan (dally and weekly), Port-
land, Or., L. P. Fisher agent, 21 Mer-
chants Exchange Bldg
" Traction Co., S. Prentiss Smith president,
Frank L. Brown secretary, Bank of Cali-
fornia treasurer, oftice 10 Pine
Portley David, millman, r. 1723 Lexington Av
" James, laborer, r. 15 Ford
" John, plumber, r. 1723 Lexington Av
Portney James, laborer, r. 616, 6th

" John, laborer, r. 616, 6th
Porto Carlo, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo
Portois Pierre, architect, 519 Montgomery, r 824

Powell
Portsmouth Square, bet Clay and Washington

Kearny and Brenham PI
Portugal Adele, widow, r. 19^4 Morey Alley

" Chata, widow, r. 19^/^ Morey Alley
Portuguese Consulate, Ignaoio da Costa Duarte
consul, 605 Clay, Henry J. Laidley vice-
consul, 323 Montgomery
" Protective and Benevolent Assn., 510 Bush
Pos Bernal, shoemaker, r. 20 Calhoun
Posadas J. Zenon, r. 1825 Sacramento
Posener Herman, manufacturers' agent, 113

Bush, r, 510 Hyde
Posey Addison C, physician, 1015 Sutter, r
Oakland
" Eliza J., widow, r. 2472 Market

Posier J., lineman Pac. Tel. & Tel Co., r. 560

Mission
Posner Abraham, cigarmaker, r. 337 Hayes
" Alva M., shipping clerk Harris Bros. &

Co.,r. 2420 Webster
" Benjamin, chandelier maker Thomas Day

&Co., r. 3,37 Hayes
' ' Henry, policeman Alms House, r. 337 Hayes
" Joseph, clerk Phillip Posner, r. 337 Hayes
" Julius, bookkeeper Hildebrandt, Posner &

Co., r. 2420 Webster
" Max (Hildebrandt, Posner & Co.), r. 2420

Webster
" Paul, laborer F. Batizza, r. 425 Sutter
" Phillip, cigar and tobacco, 337 Hayes
Pospich John, laborer Vermont Marble Co., r.

28 De Boom
Post Albert E., mining, r. 2015 Leavenworth
" Albert M., conductor S. P. Co., r. 326 Bran-
nan
" Anne E., widow, r. 2015 Leavenworth
" Charles, paper hanger Burr & Shields
Post Charles E., D. D. S., dentist, 14 Grant Av,
rooms 42-43
" Chester C, clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Hay-
den Co., r. 306Capp
" Edward C, clerk, r. 313, 26th
" Ernest, painter John C. Kimball, r. 1714
Mason
Post Evening The (daily and weekly), office and
editorial rooms, NE cor Kearny and Bush
" Fred, hostler, r. 319 Grant Av
" George C, clerk, r. 15151/4 Mason
" George H., bookkeeper, r. 425 Kearny
" Hannah H., widow, r. 829 Fulton
" Justin C, clerk, r. 306 Capp
" Marcel, with Shreve & Co., r. 15151/4 Mason
" Mary A., widow, r. 15151/4 Mason
" Nathan C, contractor and builder, 438, 11th
Av
Post OfBce, Frank McCoppin Postmaster, NW
cor Washington and Battery. Branch
Offices: Station A, 1309 Polk; B, 14 City
Hall Square; C, NW cor 20th and Mis-
sion ; D, foot Market ; E, 3d nr Townsend ;
F, leOODevisadero; G, 1003, 17th; H, NW
cor Laguna and Ivy Av: J, 424 Mont-
gomery Av; K. 30 New Montgomery; L,
Ocean View. Sub-stations (money order
and registery only) No. 1, 1132 Kentucky;
No. 2, cor Railroad and 11th Avs South
S. F.; No. 3, 215 Clement; No. 4, 1900
Union; No. 5, 1338 Castro; No. 6, 3279
Mission; No. 7, 359 Devisadero
Post Office Band, J. C. Levy secretary, 1320

Howard
Post Office Inspectors United States (San
Francisco Division), Robert R. Munro
in charge, 78c U. S. Appraisers' Bldg
" Stanley O., carrier postofflce, r. 2015 Leav-
enworth
" Swain A., painter, r. 413, 4th
" Victor C, machinist Golden State Miners

Iron Wks, r. 306 Capp
" Walter G., janitor New City Hall, r. 32
Dorland
Postag John N., confectioner, r. 1C20 Guerrero
Postel Arthur A., clerk Thomas A. McGowan,
r. 2198 Union
August, laborer, r. 826 Union rear
C. F. A., groceries, 2196 Union
Frederick A. F., driver, r. 30 Boyce
Isaac, chairmaker, 411 Mission, r. 278 Jessie
John F. W., grocer, r. 916A Oak
Peter W., r. 1101 Noe
Postiglione Arturo, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo
" Giuseppe M., tailor, 107 Sutter, r. 2624 Sac-
ramento
Postler Gustave, painter, r. 526 Grove
Postman Charles M., traveling salesman, r. 1919

Ellis
Poston Allen J., Pacific Coast passenger agent
Southern Ry., 602 Market, r. Oakland
" Frank M., clerk August Brinkmann, r. 1416
Broadway
Poswa Hynek, tailor Nathan Willard, r. 1024

Clay
Potee William, latherer, r. 134i/^, 7th
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Pothier Joseph, carpenter, r. 819 Jessie

" Louis, helper W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 537, 5t,h
Potosi Mining Co. (Virginia, Nev.), A. K. P.
Harmon president, Charles E. Elliot sec-
retary, 79 Nevada Block
Potrero Evening School, Andrew J. Freese prin-
cipal, Minnesota bet Napa and Sierra
Potrero Free Kindergarten The, Miss Eva Hare

principal, 525 Tennessee
Potrero Furniture Co., George J., Burger pro-
prietor, manufacturers furniture, cor
Santa Clara and Wisconsin
" Hotel, James Gately proprietor, SW cor
Sierra and Louisiana
Potrero Land and Water Front Co., Victor L.
O'Brien secretary, 402 Montgomery,
rooms 3-6
Potrero Land Improvement Co., E. H. Clark
president, F. G. Drum secretary, 20 Mills
Bldg, 9th floor
Potrero Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev. W.
S. Urmy pastor, Tennessee south of So-
lano
" Opera House, E s Tennessee bet Mariposa
and Solano
Potrero Pharmacy, Henry R. Harris proprietor,

NW cor Butte and Kentucky
Potrero Police Station, 609, 20th
Potrero Primary School, Miss H. M. Fairchiid
principal, Minnesota bet Napa and
Sierra
" Stock Yard (S. P. Co.), NW cor Illinois
and Sierra
Potrero Yeast and Vinegar Co., Herman
Westerfeld & Co. proprietors, 230
Kearny, factory W s Minnesota nr Ne-
vada, depot 937 Howard
Potsmith Charles P., shoemaker, 143 Page
Pott Frank, seaman, r. 137 Welsh
" I., student Van der Naillen's School of

Engineering, r. 227, 3d
" John, laborer Eagle Iron Wks, r. 227, 2d
Potter Alexander, roller maker Cal. Ink Co., r.
Oakland
" Americus V., contractor lathing. Wool nr

Eugenia Av
" Annie, stewardess Windsor Hotel
" Benjamin F., 3d asst. engineer str Walla

Walla, r. 65 Tehama
" Charles, butcher Alfred W. Morgenstern, r.

354 Brannan
" Charles A., car dispatcher Market St. Ry.,
r. 1015 Fillmore
Potter Charles L., 1st lieutenant Corps of En-
gineering U. S. A., 90 Flood Bldg, r. Pre-
sidio
" C. S., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1509

Golden Gate Av
" Edward, electrician, r. 211, 15th
Potter Edward E., insurance and real estate,
508 California, room 3, r. Oakland
" Edward W., bookkeeper Miller & Lux, r.

Commercial Hotel
" E. H., mining, r. Palace Hotel
" Elijah, blacksmith, r. 1509 Turk
" Eliza, widow, r. Point Lobos and 33d Avs
" Elizabeth Mrs., seamstress, r. 7 Stephen's

Court
" Francis A., crockery and glassware, 3516
Mission and 2018 Fillmore, r. 2913 ITolsom
" Frank E., carpenter, r. 538, 21st
" Frederick S., scale adjuster, 47 Clay
*' Frederick W., machinist, 114, 1st, r. 1111

Hyde
" George W., driver Guadaloupe Dairy Co.,

r. San Bruno Av nr 15th Av South
" Harry K., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.,

r. 110/2 McAllister
" Henry A., boxmaker, r. 335, 27th
" Hugh S., driver Lundy Furniture Co.
" H. W., r. 1904 Market
" J. E. Mrs., widow, r. 47 Capp
" Jennie Mrs., r. 871 Church
" Jesse S., office 508 California, r. 2332

Pacific Av
" John, carpenter, r. 211, 15th
" John Jr., clerk Harry J. Lask, r. 211, 15th
" John H., lastmaker S. F. Last Factory, r.
516a 19th

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

China and Japan Mattings.

Cbolce Assortment cf
Novelties.

Potter John R., clerk Johnson Bros., r. 81 7B Fil-
bert
" John W., lumberman, r. 2113 Mason
" John W., motorman Market St. Ry., r. 25

Chattanooga
Potter J. Sheldon Lux, Free Kindergartens,

Nos. 1 and 2, Mrs. Alexena Roberts

principal, 74 West Mission
" L. F., clerk general freight office S. P. Co.,

r. 1928 San Carlos Av
" Lyman G., carpenter, r. 651 Harrison
" Maud Miss, r. Point Lobos and 33d Avs
" Melissa S., r. 3233 Pacific Av
" Murray A., with Edward E. Potter, r. Oak-
land
Potter 0. S., Western representative The

Marion Cycle Co., 48 Fremont, telephone

Main 337
" O. S. & Co. (in liquidation), bicycles and

bicycle sundries, 48 Fremont
" Richard, coalpasser, r. 307 Fremont
Potter Samuel 0. L., physician and surgeon, 13

Mills Bldg, 6th floor, and resident physi-
cian and superintendent St. Mark's Hos-
pital, 2000 Stockton cor Chestnut
" Sarah A. Miss, r. 135 Cumberland
" Sheldon L., student, r. 2232 Pacific Av
Potter Stephen, shorthand reporter, 1 Mills

Bldg, 4th floor, r. 1509 Vallejo
" Susan M., widow, r. 401 Oak
" Thomas, seaman, r. 1003 Battery
" Thomas B., merchant tailor, 1004 Polk, r.

1002 Polk
" Thomas L., manufacturing clerk Le Count

Bros., r. Oakland
" Walter S., clerk maintenance of way dept.

S. P. Co., r. 1928 San Carlos Av
" William, teamster, r. 116 Lily Av
" William, veterinary surgeon, 54 Morris Av
•' William T., brass molder Whyte & De

Rome, r. 2618 Sutter
" William W., r. 47 Capp
Potter & Wrightington (Boston), canned goods

and salt fish, F. S. Greenlee agent, 303

Front
Potters' Field, 34th Av and Clement
Pottet Alphonso, nurseryman, r. cor Cortland

and Nebraska
" Alphonso Jr. (Mouret, Ghirardelli & Co.),

r. .534 Montgomery Av
" Harry, nurseryman, r. cor Cortland Av and

Nebraska
" Henri & Co. (Frank Lasserre and Jacques

Labataille), florists, 13V4, 6th
" Louis H., nursery, Nebraska nr Cortland Av
Potthast Frank J., manager Peerless Awning

and Tent Co., 10 Turk
Potthoff Annie M. Miss, dressmaking, 368 Grove
" Gustav, master schr Black Diamond, r.

WYz Bluxome
" Theodore H., laborer, r. 10^/4 Rausch
Pottiau Victor, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. W s

Michigan bet Sierra and Napa
Potting Henry, laborer Western Sugar Refinery,

r. cor Solano and Iowa
Pottinger Edward H., proprietor American

Steam Laundry, 2120 Lombard
" Frank A., machinist, r. 433b Tehama
" Thomas T., contractor and builder, r. 3736

Pine
Pottker Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor

Bush and Scott, r. 2517 Bush
" Richard, driver, r. 2508 Bush
Potts Emerson J., printer, r. 1909 Mission
" Frank F., clerk M. J. Brandenstein & Co.,

r. 808 Van Ness Av

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^ Where Do You Advertise ?

i We place advertising in any State in tlie
1 Union. Estimates submitted on all
4 classes of advertising.

] Pacific States Advertising Bureau,

i San Francisco Office, 405 Sansome St.

Potts Frederick E., messenger Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. Oakland
" James A., clerk Oscar Foss, r. Golden

Gate, Cal
" Thomas, shoemaker, 1339 Valencia
Potvln Henry, master str Captain Weber, office

Clay St. Wharf, r. 306 Fell
Potzbach Andrew, shoemaker, r. 2013 Folsom
Pou Augustin, teacher Spanish, 819 Market,

room 33, r. 19 Sherwood
Pouchan Germain (Pouchan & Schlatter), r. 33

O'Farrell
Pouchot Augustus A., stenographer, r. 126 Ellis
Poujade Julius, cook La Grande Laundry
Poulin Arthur, foreman Eisen Vineyard Co., r.
28, 1st
" Harry P., traveling salesman Eisen Vine-
yard Co., r. 600 Bush
'• Horace L., cashier Eisen Vineyard Co., r.

534 Bush
" J. Armand, with Royal Wine Co., r. 1434

Clay
" Peter, proprietor Royal Wine Co., 114 Sut-
ter, r. 600 Bush
Poulsen Charles, engineer Oregon Improvement
Co., r. 422 Fremont
■' Johanna, widow, r. 159 Dore
" Peter, master bkt Eureka, office 6 Cali-
fornia, r. 159 Dore
Poulson Adolph, deckhand str Tiburon
" Alice, widow, r. 263U4 Mission
" Charles, galvanizer John Finn Metal

Works
" Edna Snell Mrs., manager Lyceum of Ex-
pression, 32 O'Farrell, r. 1810 Gough
" George F., clerk, r. 6 Henrietta Square
" John, waiter Bohemian Club, r. 425 Steven-
son
'■ L. J. clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 219 Turk
" Louis, tinsmith, r. 315 Bryant
" Servin, seaman, r. 315 Bryant
#S"Poulson. See Poulsen, Poison, Powelsen

and Powleson
Poulter Alfred, spring maker Betts Spring Co.,
r. Oakland
" Charles T., foreman Betts Spring Co., r.

Oakland
' ' Frank P. , spring maker Betts Spring Co. , r.
Oakland
Poultney George J. (Smith & Poultney), r. 1834
O'Farrell
" Jennie Mrs., clerk Station B Post Office,

r. Hotel Savoy
" Joseph, capitalist, r.82^4 Everett
" Rose C, widow, r. 56 South Park
Pouly Lament, butcher Palace Hotel, r. 9 Ade-
laide PI
Pound City, cor 16th and Alabama

" Margaret, widow, liquors, 455 Clementina
Pounstone Alvin L.. newspaper correspondent,
office Press Club, 126 Kearny, r. lUOl Sut-
ter
Pouquette Jacques, laborer O'Brien & Spotorno
r. 734 Vallejo
•• Peter, butcher A. Decourtieux & Son, r. 734

Vallejo
" Richard, r. 110814 Hyde
Pourtau Pedro, cellarma'n, r. 616 Broadway rear
Poushkin John, locksmith and electrician, 418

Larkin
Pousson Eli, woolpuUer Legallet-Hellwig Co.,

r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
Poutous John L., laborer Cal. Fertilizer Wks.,

r. 5th Av South bet L and M
Pouyal John, florist, landscape gardener and
nurseryman, 1211 Polk

Povey Frank J., foreman Kast & Co., r. 7 Beide-

mann
Pow Archibald, drayman, 101 Market, r. 19

Hardy
Powe Edwin, bricklayer, r. 28 Turk
Powell A. L. Miss, operator W. U. Tel. Co r
620 Folsom
" Alfred G., foreman N. Parrish & Co., r.

Alameda
" Annie G. Miss, dressmaking, 3128 Sacra-
mento
" Anthony M., liquors, 200 Market, r. 1707 Bu-
chanan
" Charles, glass stainer, r. 116 Montgomery

Av
" E. N., deck hand str Resolute
" Ernest, shoemaker, r. 25 Chesley rear
" Frank, laborer U. S. Customs, r. 362 Jes-
sie
" Prank P., traveling salesman E. Goslinsky

& Co., r. Grand Western Hotel
■' George E., salesman Cal. Jewelry Co., r.

524 Eddy
" George L., bakery, 507 Howard
" G. W., carpenter, r. 519 Sacramento
" Harry R., carpenter, r. 3128 Sacramento
" H. Brooke, salesman Redington & Co r

1420 Grove
" H. J., laborer, r. 411 Sansome
PoweU Howell A., attorney at law, 614-615-620
and 621 Safe Deposit Bldg, r. 921 Myrtle,
Oakland
" J. Mrs., groceries and liquors, 3039, 16th
" James, boxmaker, r. 2311 Mason
" James H., lumber surveyor, 22 Market,

room 10, r. Alameda
" James N., dentist, 3-5 Y. M. C. A. Bldg, 5th

floor
" John, r. 2311 Mason
" John, clerk, r. 2123 Howard
" John, seaman, r. 320 Guerrero
" John, teamster, r. 4 Cadell Alley
" John, waiter str Walla Walla
" John Jr., boxmaker, r. 2311 Mason
" John B., carpenter, r. 414 Fell
" John M., marine engineer, r. 530 Hickory Av
" Julius, seaman str Protection
" Lucy L., widow, r. 2416 Mission
" Maggie E. Miss, r. 530 Hickory Av
" Martin, cook, r. 52 Natoma
" M. L. Miss, stenographer Atlantic and Pac.

RR.
" Nye, compositor, r. 437 O'Farrell
" Oliver, clerk Getz Bros. & Co., r. 745 Har-
rison
" Orrin H., expressman, NW cor O'Farrell

and Larkin
" P. Vavasour, farmer, r. My^ Harriet rear
" Richard H., engineer S. P. Co., r. 130, 18th
" Roland H., clerk W. F. Harris & Co., r. 708

Shotwell
" Samuel W. (Lageman & Powell), r. 427 Sut-
ter
" Sarah E. Miss, stenographer, r. 3128 Sac-
ramento
" Simon W., r. 427 Sutter
" The, James E. Le Ballister proprietor, 109a

Powell
" Thomas, master mariner, r. 25 Stanly PI
" Thomas, shoemaker Stephen Szegedy, r. 25
Chesley
PoweU Walter, manager Bank of British Col-
umbia, SE cor Bush and Sansome, r.
Berkeley
" Walter C, druggist Edward N. Ayers, r.

712 Post
" William B., barber Placet F. Valiant, r.

9U7 Jackson
" William E. Mrs., widow, r. 3128 Sacra-
mento
Powelson Louis P., assistant grand secretary
Native Sons of the Golden West, also
secretary of Library and Reading Room
Association, 414 Mason, r. 1.509 Wash-
ington
" Nels, gripman, r. 1220 Union
" Walter, shoemaker, 1333 Union, r. 1509
Washington
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Power Anna Miss, bookkeeper, r. 17:^li/4 Jones
" Bernard, groceries, 1721^4 Jones
" David, bookkeeper Studebaker Bros. Mfg.

Co., r. 119 Ridley
" David J., clerk H. S. Crocker Co., r. 511

Gougli
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Jones
" Henry, clerk, r. 3-27 Bryant
" James (Power & Pike), r. 606 Leaven-
worth
" James E., calker, r. 327 Bryant
" James E. Jr., clerk Post Office, r. 337 Bry-
ant
" John J , salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.

Oakland
" John S., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.

Oakland
" John W., salesman Nolan Bros. Shoe Co.,

r. 337 Bryant
" Joseph R., clerk Nougues & Boone, r. Oak-
land
" Mary, widow, r. 732 Lombard
" Michael C, carpenter and builder, 835 Sut-
ter, r. 1420 California
" Nicholas S., calker, r. 337 Bryant
" Patrick, porter S. F. & N. P. Ry, r. 1023

Montgomery
" Richard Rev., assistant rector St. Pat-
rick's Church, r. 744 Mission
" Rose, widow, r. 2835 Folsom
" Stephen, calker, r. 327 Bryant
" Thomas, marine fireman, r. 264 Brannan
" Thomas F., plumber, r. 2835 Folsom
" Thomas M., boat builder, r. 337 Bryant
" Walter J., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 15

Germania
" William, bookkeeper Pac. States Adver-
tising Bureau, r. 733 Lombard
" William, liquors, 519 Mission
" William J. (Brown & Power), r. 730 Grove
" & Pike (James Power and Joseph W.
Pike), plumbers and sheet metal
workers, 49 Sacramento
Powers A. H. Jr., reporter Call, r. 3006 Clay
" Amos J., butcher, r. 240 Fulton
" Annie E. Miss, assistant Free Public Li-
brary, r. 73514 Turk
" Benjamin T., pressman, r. 625 O'Farrell
" Bridget, widow, r. 9 Eldridge
" Catherine, widow, r. 727 Turk
" Charles, clerk, r. SE cor Preclta Av and

Folsom
•' Charles A., millwright A. J. McNicoll &

Co.
" Charles E,, clerk Butterick Pub. Co., r.

230, nth
" Charles E., printer Call
" Daniel, carpenter and builder, 40 New

Montgomery, r. 1216a Scott
" Daniel C, bookbinder H. S. Crocker Co., r.

313, 20th
" David J., litho pressman Schmidt Label &

Litho. Co.. r. 1930 Mason
" Edward, coal passer str St. Paul
" Edward, salesman, r. 535 O'Farrell
" Edward, shipliner, r. 303 Valley
" Edward J., stevedore, r. 37 Perry
" Edward J. Jr., engineer Merchants Ice and

Cold Storage Co., r. 37 Perry
" Ellen, widow, r. 614, 17th
" Eugene, foreman T. J. Moynihan, r. 670

Harrison
" Francis, actor Grover's Alcazar Theatre
" Francis E., horse trainer, r. 921 Jones
" Frank, seaman, r, 54 Sacramento
" Frank H. (Young & Powers), attorney at
law, 533 Kearny, rooms 6-8, r. 810 Central
Av
" Frank M., plumber, r. 60^4 Clipper
Powers George H., oculist, aurist and laryngo-
scopist, office 533 Sutter, telephone Main
1155, hours 10 a. m. to 12 m. and 4 to
5 p. m., r. 2100 California
" George H. Jr., student, r. 2100 California
" George W., foreman W. S. Ray Mfg Co., r.

921 Jones
" Horace M.. clerk S. F.- Lumber Co. r. 696
McAllister

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Powers Hugh, hoseman Engine 14, r. 434^/4 Lin-
den Av
" James, r. 323 Minna
" James, r. 577 Minna
" James, helper Edison Light & Power Co..

r. East Oakland
" James, laborer, r. 33^/^, 14th
" James, painter, r. 1501 Church
" James, plumber, r. 1107 Bush
" James, stone cutter, r. 333'£ Brannan
" James C, painter, r. 43, 6th
" James D., butcher, SE cor Turk and Pierce,

r 9^0 Pierce
" James H., with Shreve & Co., r. 1051 Mis-
sion
" James V., foreman O'Connell & Lewis, r.

Oakland
" James W., groceries and liquors, SE cor

Precita Av and Folsom
" Jefferson, livery stable, 2125 Mission
" Johanna, widow, liquors, 364 Brannan
" John, r. 46 Clementina
" John, r. 333 Minna
" John, r. 2833 Bush
" John, laborer, r. 7 Church Lane
" John, laborer, r. 31 Point Lobos Av
" John, laborer Albert E. Buckman, r. NW

cor Steiner and Hermann
" John, messman str San Jose
" John, operator S. F. Dist. Tel. Co., r. 614,

17th
" John, stevedore, r. 409 Tehama
" John F., salesman, r. 1051 Mission
" John H., draughtsman New City Hall, r.

73514 Turk
" John N., r 110 Fair Oaks
" John O., writer, 15 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
" Joseph, coal passer str Mariposa
" Joseph A., clerk W. A. Tuska, r. 21314

Post
" Joseph P., carpenter, r. SE cor Precita Av

and Folsom
" Julia, widow, r. 764 Harrison
" Lawrence, helper Selby Smelting and Lead

Co., r. 364 Clara
" Lawrence, laborer, r. 664 Harrison
" Lawrence R., teamster Overland Freight

Transfer Co., r. 417, 5th
" L. J., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 530, 3d
" Maggie, widow, r. 640a Natoma
" Maggie, domestic, 301 Sierra
" Mary, widow, r. 149, 3d
" Mary, widow, r. 664 Harrison
" Mary, widow, r. 921 Jones
" Mary Miss, clerk Mrs. Johanna Powers, r.

Mary Miss, typewriter, r. 37 Perry
Maurice, fireman str Oakland, r. 339,29th
May Miss.r. 614, 17th
Michael, coalpasser str City of Puebla
Michael, laborer, r. 717 Tennessee
Michael, milkman, r. 683 Clementina
Michael F., teamster, r. 60% Clipper
Nicholas, miller, r. 31 Point Lobos Av
P., laborer, r. NEcor Napa and Louisiana
Patrick J., longshoreman, r. 410 Bryant
Peter, r. St. Mary's Hospital
Peter, fireman, r. 634, 4th
Ralston F., clerk city dept.
Fund Ins. Co., r. 1409 Larkin
Redmond T., bookkeeper, r. 931 Jones
Richard Mrs., widow, r. 614, 17th
Robert, teamster, r.709 Minna
Robert G., gardener, r. 1813 Vallejo
Thomas, r. 330, 11th
Thomas, millman, r. 664 Harrison

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Powers Thomas, quartermaster revenue cutter
Bear
" Thomas, seaman, r. 139>/ Dore
" Thomas, shoemaker, r. 21 Howard Court
" Thomas J., r. 502 Franklin
" Walter, seaman, r. 105 Clark
" William, barber Perry H. Brown, r. 127

Eddy
" William, cigars, 296^ Valencia, r. 402

Grove
" William, fireman str City of Puebla, r. 670

Harrison
" William, laborer, r. 28 Ripley PI
" William, laborer, r. 55 Natoraa
" William, laborer, r. 202, 6th
" William, laborer, r. 16th Av South nr N
" William, packer Cal. Furniture Mnfg.

Co., r. 516 Larkin
" William, shoemaker, 1208'^ Valencia
" William A., plater J. Roylance Brass Wks

r. 640a Natoma
" William B., crimper United Boot and Shoe

Co., r. 12081/2 Valencia
" William H., printer Hicks-Judd Co., r. 417

Larkin
" William J., gardener, r. 1813Vallejo
" William J., porter Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. 921 Jones
>^"Powers. See Power
Powerson John, carpenter, r. 54 Sacramento
Powleson George L., clerk Mack & Co., r. 104a
West Mission
" Howard F., photograph printer J. H. Pe-
ters, r. 1523 Golden Gate Av
" William L. Mrs., widow, r. 1523 Golden
Gate Av
Poxleitner John, groceries, 521 14, 6th
Poyer Charles 0., waiter str Crescent City
Peyser George, paper hanger, r. 217, 8th
" Harry C, plasterer, r. 217. 8th
" Thomas, painter, r. 217. Sth
Poznanski Hermann, teamster, r. 118 Ash Av
Pozzetti Giuseppe, fruits and vegetables, 1616

Dupont, r. 2 Gercke Alley
Pozzo Antone, fish dealer, r. 445 Ivy Av
Pracht August, r. 2322 Washington
" Julie Mrs., teacher languages, r. 2322

Washington
" Preciosa Miss, teacher music, r. 2322 Wash-
ington
Pracy George T., r. 871 Church

" Susie A., widow, r. 829 Church
Prada Henry, reporter L'Elvezia, r. 15 Mont-
gomery Av
Pradels August, dyer Legallet-Hellwig Tanning
Co., r. 14th Av South nr P
" Francis, furnished rooms. 1123 Stockton
" Henry, tanner Legallet-Hellwig Tanning

Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
" Hyppolite, flesher Legallet-Hellwig Tan-
ning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
Pradler Joseph, stone cutter, r. 21 Page
Prado Sofia, widow, r. 18 Masonic Av
Praeder Herman, r. 2142 Mission
Praegnitz William, cabinet maker, r. 518 6th
Prag Augusta Miss, bookkeeper Madison &
Burke, r. 818 Filbert
" Florence Miss, teacher Polytechnic Hish

School, r. 1908 Scott
" Mary Mrs., teacher Girls' High School r
1908 Scott ' ■

Prager A. J. & Sons (Less and Moe), clothing and
men's furnishing goods, 857-859 Market
" Esther, widow, r. 1404 Webster
" Less (A. J. Prager & Sons), r. Montrose
Hotel

Prager Moe (A. J. Prager
Hotel

Sons), r. Montrose

" Sarah, widow, r. 2002 Powell
Prague F. C, physician and surgeon, 835Devisa-

dero
Prahl Emil, clerk, r. 142, 7th
" Henry H., tailor, 11 Sutter, r. 1918 Buchan-
an
" M. Mrs., proprietor Girard House, 142, 7th
" Otto, cabinet maker, r. 142, 7th
" William W., carriage painter, 1414 Pine. r.
2512 Sutter
«®-Prahl. See ProU
Prall Edwin T., clerk, r. 4 Eddy PI
Praino Frank, grocer, r. 620 Pine
Pramme Henry, confectioner Mrs. R. Poehlman.

r. 303 Jessie
Prang Otto, laborer, r. 124 Howard
Prangner Henry, machinist, r 938'^ Capp
Prater Charles, clerk Arnold Bros., r. 938 Va-
lencia
" Judson, broom maker Cal. Broom Mfg. Co., r
Guerrero
Prather John M., insurance, 301 California, r
410 Post
" William L. Jr., secretary Cal. Bridge and
Construction Co., 19 Crocker Bldg. r
Oakland
Prato Anton, porter Salinger & Adams, r. 711
Geary
" Bernardo, laborer, r. 10 Margaret PI
" Emanuel, laborer Am. Salt Co., r. 7 Sonora

PI
" Kate Miss, bag maker Am. Salt Co., r. 7
Sonora PI
Pratt Alexander, car dispatcher Market St.
Ry., r. 15031/jTurk
" Armstrong C, dental student, r. 728 Bush
" Arthur G., real estate agent, r. 113314 Har-
rison
" Augustus D., silver reducer U. S. Mint, r.

1061 Mission
" Caroline M. Miss, nurse California Wo-
man's Hospital
" Charles C, collector Main St. Wharf, r.

1917 Vallejo
" Charles H. S., salesman, r. 9 Butte
" Curtis N., expressman, SE cor 6th and

Mission, r. 438i4 Jessie
" D. A., r. 1045 Market

" Delos, real estate, 646 Market, r. Oakland
" Dora, domestic, 1508 Pine
" Douglas, student Cal. Medical College, r.

Alameda
" Edward J., bookkeeper Owl Cigar Co., r.

1315 Geary
" Edward S., groceries and liquors, 1543 Eddy
" Edward U., waiter John Jensen, r. 217, 3d
Pratt Edward W., D. D. S., dentist, office 14
Grant Av, rooms 16-17, over City of
Paris, hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m., telephone
Main &J00, r. 610 Polk
" Elijah S. (Pratt & Hohenschild), r. 8, Hart-
man
" Elinor D. Miss, accountant U. S. Survey-
or General's ofQce, r. 1917 Vallejo
" Emily H., widow, r. 707 Shotwell
" Eugene H., clerk U. S. Suit Co., r. 302

Fremont
" Frank, bookkeeper Hammond & Brod, r.
731 Treat Av
Pratt Frank E., ball-room decorator, office and
r. 320 Turk
" Fred J., tailor, r. 910 Natoma
" Frederick D., teamster, r. 2308 Harrison
" F. William, dentist, r. 610 Polk
Pratt George C, manager Provident Saving
Life Assurance Society (of New York),
405 Montgomery, room 1, r. Alameda
" George T., brakeman S. P. Co.. r. 17 Lang-
ton
" George W., groceries and liquors, SW cor

Folsom and Fremont, r. 302 Fremont
" Harry E., traveling salesman Le Count

Bros., r. 510 Leavenworth
" Henry A., master schr Mendocino, r. 218>i

Ritch
" Howard E., conductor Market St. Ry., r
.3311 Washington

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Pratt James, printer r. 1115 Valencia
" Jesse, sign painter, 1717 Market, r. 115

Hill
" John C, collector, 14 Sansome. room 39, r.

635!^ Natoma
Pratt John Haradan, F. C. M., organist Churcli

of St. Mary The Virgin and Oakland

Synagogue, professor of music theory

King's Conservatory of Music, San Jose,

Cal., r. 3031 Buchanan
" Julia, domestic, 15 De Long Av
" Lucy Mrs., nurse, r. 1608 Van Ness Av
" Melvin L., drayman Holbrook, Merrill &

Stetson, r. Alameda
" Nettie L. Miss, teacher music, r. 801

Geary
" O. C. Mrs., widow, r. 1818 California
" Othello M., clerk auditing dept Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" Philipp W., r. 46 Market
" Ransom, traveling salesman OfBce Speci-
alty Mfg. Co., r. 603 Stockton
" Robert, car driver, r. 54 Louisa
" Robert F., clerk Tax Collector's Office, r. 35

New Montgomery
" Sherry A-., salesman Dickman-Jones Co., r.

East Oakland
" Walter J., traveling salesman Bass-Hue-

ter Paint Co., r. 12181/4 Treat Av
" William, laborer, r. 54 Sacramento
" William H., carpenter, r. 529 Sacramento
" William H., real estate, 508 Montgomery,

room 18a, r. 1917 Vallejo
" & Hohenschild (Elijah S. Pratt and George

Hohenschild), carpenters and lock-
smiths, 7 Hartman
Pratto Antonio D., barber, r. 711 Geary rear
Praul Harvey, r. 12 Eldridge
" Mary, widow, bakery, 9 Eldridge
" William, r. 12 Eldridge
Pray Alva J., salesman, r. 207 Larkin
" Anne B. Mrs., associate principal Van

Ness Seminary, r. 1849 Jackson
" Clarence S., clerk Wellman, Peck & Co., r.

8b Pleasant
'• Harper L., telegraph operator S. P. Co., r.

728 Sutter
" Milton, salesman Miller, Sloss & Scott,

1849 Jackson
" William O., clerk Swayne & Hoyt, r. 8b

" Willis W., driver Bennett & Schutte, r. 338
Cumberland
4®"Pray. See Prey
Prazzi Rosa, widow, r. 518 Union
Preatzel Conrad G., clerk, r. Ill Leavenworth
Preble E. A., salesman H. Levi & Co.
" Frederick, electrician Metropolitan Ry.

Co., r. 2844 Mission
" Frederick T., 3d oflcer str Santa Rosa, r.

1421 Guerrero
" Pearson N., shipwright calker and spar-
maker. Pier 10, Steuart, r. 430 Haight
" William H., carpenter Thomas W. Smith,
r. 2703 Folsom
Precht Charles F. (W. D. Ewer & Co.), r. 1215
Bush
" Frederick, porter John C. Eggers, r. 303

Davis
" Ida, widow, r. 1215 Bush
Preciado A. F., artist, r. 926 Mission
Preddey George H., clerk ticket auditor's dept
S. P. Co.,r. 637 Haight
" John, clerk general freight office S. P. Co.,
r. 637 Haight
Preece Arthur H., foreman William A. Schrock,
r. 520 Alabama
" Howard M., machinist George Gumming &

Co., r. 1085 Howard
" William H., horseshoer James McCarty, r.
1085 Howard
Prefer Charles, machinist, r. 604, 2d
Preferred Accident Insurance Co. The, (New
York), E. S. Fowler manager Pacific
Coast dept, 20-21 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
Preffett Carmino, r. 321 Green

" Frederick, r. 321 Green
Pregge Henry, liquors, 305 East North, r. 34
Clinton Park

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Preggen Anna, widow, r. 2202 Powell

" Henry, laborer Henry Behlmer, r. 2302 Pow-
ell
Preissler Joseph C, r. 622 Lombard
Prelato Francis X. Rev., S.J., clergyman St. Ig-
natius Church, r. 214 Hayes
Prell Emil (Hender & Prell), r. 217, 4th

" J. W., r. 53 Montgomery Block
Prendeble Lulu Miss, shoefitter, r. 129 Hickory
Av

" Maria A., widow, r. 129 Hickory Av

" Thomas W., telegraph operator, r. 120 Hick-
ory Av
Prendergast Bridget M., widow, r. 249 Clara

" Cornelius S., lineman Pac. Tel. and Tel.
Co., r. 13 Dale PI

" Edward C, plumber, r. 13 Broad

" J., cook, r. 1045 Market

" James M., furniture, r. 139 Larkin

" James W., dry goods and notions, 7-9, 6th,
r. 1015 Buchanan

" John, r. 435 Ringold

" John J., bartender, r. 642 Minna

" John J., boilermaker McMurphy & Mc-
Evoy, r. 154 Clara

" John J., policeman, r. 435 Ringold
Prendergast John J., Very Rev., Vicar-General
of San Francisco and rector St. Mary's
Cathedral, r. 1100 Franklin

" John M., plumber, r. 13 Broad

" Martin, r. 214, 14th

" Mary A., widow, r. 154 Clara

" Nicholas J., collector George C. Borne-
mann Co., r. 349 Clara

" Patrick H., deputy County Clerk, r. 926'/4
Minna

'« Patrick R., r. 931 Lombard

" Thomas F., foreman, r. Sagamore nrPlym-
oth Av

" Thomas F., journalist, r. 931 Lombard

" William H., heater Fulton Eng. & Ship
Bldg. Wks, r. 1713 Leavenworth rear
Prenot Louis, clerk Deming-Palmer Milling Co.,

r. 716 Ellis
Prentice Arthur D., physician and surgeon, 1405
Golden Gate Av

" Edwin H., district freight agent S. P. Co.,
613 Market, r. 224Devisadero

" Ellen Miss, milliner, 402 Ellis

" Fred A., telegraph operator local freight
office S. P. Co., r. 618 Harrison

" George L., r. 402 Ellis

" Olive T., widow, r. 6H Monroe

" Zachariah H., liquors, 1514 Kentucky
Prentiss Charles M., teamster Western Trans-
fer Co., r. 33 Sycamore Av

" Charles W., steward, r. 1636 Eddy

" John, foreman Am. Salt Co., r. 531!^, 18th

" John W. Mrs., r. 526 Post

" Joseph A., printer Bulletin, r. 1626 Eddy

" S. E. Miss, r. Hotel Pleasanton
Prenty Catherine, widow, r. 921 Alabama

" John, millhand William A. Schrock

" John P., bookkeeper, r.-921 Alabama
Presbury Claude, sewing machine repairer, r.
88 Everett

" William W., Chinese inspector U. S. Cus-
toms, r. 325 Ellis
Presby S. A., secretary Rohr & Bagley Commis-
sion Co.. 113 Bush, r. New York
Presbyterian Board of Publication and Sab-
bath School Work (San Francisco De-
pository), 735 Market
Presbyterian Chinese Church and Mission,
Rev. I. M. Condit superintendent, 911
Stockton

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Prescott Abraham, teamster, r. 1406 Webster

" Edward, teamster, r. 1 Sheridan rear
Prescott George W., director Union Iron Works,

232 Market, r. Palace Hotel
Prescott George W., manager collectioD de-
partment Northwestern Mutual Life
Insurance Co., r. Alameda
" Henry, teamster, r. 223b 14th
Prescott House, Edward Rolkin proprietor, 933
Kearny
" Jacob, watchm.an, r. 440, 2d
" James E., carpenter Market St. Ry, r. 526

Jersey
" James G., packer, r. 1116 Leavenworth
" Leon E., attorney at law, 53 Nevada

Block, r. 1406 Webster
" Ray, engraver Shreve & Co., r. San Rafael
" Samuel, clerk, r. 1406 Webster
" Sophie, widow, r. 16 Octavia
Presentation Convent, Sister Mary Josephine
in charge free day school for boys and
girls, cor Powell and Lombard
Preservaline Manufacturing Co. The, George
Borchardt manager Pacific Coa s t branch ,
manufacturers the great food preserva-
tive, also sausage casings and butchers'
supplies, 154 New Montgomery
Presho James (Higginbotham & Co.), r. Oak-
land
" John, gripman Market St. Ry, r. 1737

Hayes rear
" Mary Mrs., lodgings, 16 South Park
Presha Richard, cigars and tobacco, 118, 4th
Presidio and Ferries Railroad Co., George A.
Newhall president, John B. Leighton
secretary, Isaac F. Kydd superintend-
ent, D. Collins assistant superintend-
ent, office 1 1 1 1 Union
" House, SE cor Lombard and Lyon
" Kennels, Hugh McCracken proprietor, 3313

Clay
" Mining Co. (Texas), Lamartine Osborn
secretary. 33 Nevada Block
Presidio Reservation, west of Lyon, 2 miles

NW of New City Hall
Presley Allen, blacksmith, r. 32%. Silver
" Annie Miss, bookkeeper Lundy Furniture

Co., r. 513 McAllister
" Clara Miss, stenographer Hooker & Co., r.

513 McAllister
'• Harry S., collector, r. 513 McAllister
" Hugh, miner, r. 513 McAllister
" Hugh Jr., clerk, r. 513 McAllister
" James, r. 12 Perry
" John A., driver George Harrington, r. 220,

23d
" Joseph, machinist, r. 1112 Folsom
" Perry S., collector M. Friedman &Co., r.

513 McAllister
" William H., salesman, r. 513 McAllister
4®-Presley. See Pressley
Preso Gregory, laborer Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r.

3549 Fillmore
Press Clipping Bureau, H. S. Allen general
manager, S. P. Lovett local manager,
510 Montgomery
Press Club of San Francisco The, C. M. Coe
president, F. S. Myrtle recording secre-
tary, J. C. Donald financial secretary,
126 Kearny
" Phoebe, widow, r. 1029 Valencia
Pressley Cornelius B., receiving teller U. S.

Sub Treasury, r. 312 Haight
Presson George R., cashier Main & Winchester,

r. 712 Sutter
Prestat August, r. 724 Diamond

Preston Albert H., gardener, r. SE cor Hamp-
shire and 24th
Preston and McKinnon, Albert C. Hooper presi-
dent, Otis J. Preston vice-president,
John O. Doane secretary, manufacturers,
wholesale and retail lumber dealers.
Pier 5 Steuart
" Catherine, widow, r. 1819 O'Farrell
" Charles W., machinist, r. 101 Caselli Av
Preston Edgar F., attorney at law and general
counsel The San Francisco and San Joa-
quin Valley Railway Co., 147-148 Crocker
Bldg, r. Woodside, San Mateo Co., Cal.
Edward B., field assistant Cal. State Min-
ing Bureau, r. St. Helena
Edward J., stevedore P. M. SS. Co., r. 19

Madison Av
Edward R., pattern maker Risdon I. and

L. Wks, r. 104 Bernard
Emily, widow, r. 1424 Leavenworth
George H., tile setter W. W. Montague &

Co.,r. 706 Kansas
Harry E., carpenter, r. 114 Caselli Av
Henry, trackman Market St. Ry, r. 103,

19th
Irwin, electrician, r. 21, 6th
Irwin S. (J. Q. Hatch & Co.), r. 1017 Pierce
John, machinist, r. 706 Kansas
John B., longshoreman, r. 19 Madison Av
Joseph, clerk, r. 337!/2, 5th Av
Joseph A., driver Sutter St. Ry, r. 1311V4

Pine
Kittie, widow, r. 1819 O'Farrell
Lily Miss, typewriter, r. 1604 Howard
Marie B. Mrs., portrait artist, r. 116i4c
San Jose Av
" Mattie H. Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 427
Eddy
Preston Otis J., vice-president Preston and Mc-
Kinnon and Shoal Water Bay Mill Co.,
Pier 5 Steuart, r. 536 Lyon
" Otis J. Jr., fireman, r. 536 Lyon
" Robert J., clerk, r. 104 Bernard
" Samuel, carpenter, r. 102 Silver
" Sarah, widow, r. 15 Hattie
" Sherman, engineer Arctic Oil Wks, r. 902

Minnesota
" Walter, printer, r. 101 Caselli Av
" Walton, surgeon, 20 O'Farrell
" William, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co.,

r. Oakland
" William P., special policeman, r. 447 Na-
toma
Pretorius Charles, salesman, r. 436 Castro
" Frederick, boilermaker, r. 436 Castro
" Frederick T., hoseman Engine 6, r. 436 Cas-
tro
Pretou John, baths, 530 Pine
Pretty Norman, waiter, r. 278 Minna
Pretzel Gustav, butcher B. Hermann, r. 1500

Franklin
Preuss Celia, widow, dressmaker, r. 809 Mason

" Frederick, seaman, r. 3 East
Previati Pasquale, shoemaker, 1914 Union
Previtali Giuseppe, cook AUegrini & Luporini,

r. 410 Broadway
Prevost Ulric, r. 420 Jackson
Jg®-Prevost. See Provost
Prewitt H. M., capitalist, r.2707 Jackson
" S., attendant U. S. Quarantine Station,
Angel Island
Prey Oscar F., dentist. 26 Montgomery, r. 19

Clara Av
Prezeau Godfrey (Bergevin & Prezeau), r. i26Y2

Fulton
Priani AngiolinaMrs., midwife, r. 719 Vallejo
Priber Emil C, superintendent bottled wine

dept. Cal. Wine Assn, r. 29 Scott
Prichard Elizabeth B, Miss, r. 1013 Union
" Timothy, agent, r. 1013 Union
" Walter C, student, r. 1013 Union
4®"Prichard. See Pritchard
Price Albert, driver Union Ice Co., r. 1211 Broad-
way
" Alfred, r. 1211 Broadway
" Ann, widow, r. 2131^ Vallejo
" Annie, domestic, 517, 3d
" Arthur, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
4171/2 Castro

rr\-i ~f — ^ -i 'i A * Has the largest circulation of

Ine J3tiiietin ^-^ '^^^f^zTiz^i^"^

WTD PTJ A OAT A AT importer of Sbleoted Vintages op

. D. LrLAr iVlAiV, barton & GUESTIER'S Fine Bordeaux and Sauternes.

123 CALIFORNIA STREET.

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Price Arthur Faraday (Thomas Price & Son),

assayer, analytical chemist and mining

engineer, 524 Sacramento, r. SE cor

Broadway and Scott
" Arthur H. (Hulme & Hart), r. The Lorraine
" August, bartender, r. 145, 4th
Price Baking Powder Co., F. J. Boselly mana-
ger, 3U5 Battery, telephone Main 5663
" Charles, warehouseman S. H.Frank & Co.,

r. Oakland
" Charles M. Mrs., teacher Mrs. Margaret

Gutcher, r. 1523 Geary
" Charles O., car washer S. F. & S. M. Ry.,

r. Wilder nr Chenery
" Dennis, seaman, r. 817 Battery
" E. & Son (Edward and John J.), painters,

paperhangers and decorators, 17 Van

Ness Av
" Edward (E. Price & Son), r. 1442 Mission
" Edward, attendant U. S. Marine Hospital
" Edward, carpenter, r. 30, 13th
" Edward E., r. 2733 Howard
" Edward E., porter Hammam Baths, r. 308

Grove
" Edward J., laborer, r. 536 Ellis
" Edward P., bartender, r. 308 Grove
" Edwin C, clerk Ames & Harris, r. Oakland
" Elizabeth Mrs., r. 220 McAllister
" Ella, domestic, 706 Ashbury
" Eustace J., salesman, r. 2308 Sutter
" Felix, laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli Av
" Flavoring Extract Co. (Chicago, 111.), John

L. Russell manager, 117 California
" Frank S., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.

Oakland
" George, candies, 231, 6th
" George E., salesman Geo. W. Gibbs Co., r.

221 Oak
" George H., teamster, r. 1211 Broadway
" George W., painter, r. 625 Bay rear
" Gomer W., superintendent Krogh Mfg. Co.,

11 Stevenson, r. Oakland
" Harry, porter, r. 861 Market
" Harry G., gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 1431

Polk
" Henry, r. 919 Sacramento
" Henry, barber, 927 Pacific, r. 6 Stephen's

Court
" Henry F., attorney at law, 723 Spreckels

Bldg, r. 118 Fell
" Herbert H., clerk Fireman's Fund Ins. Co.,

r. Berkeley
" Herbert W., shipping clerk W.H.Miner,

r. 2308 Sutter
" Hercules H., clerk, r. SYi Dearborn PI
" Hugh, cutter Columbia Woolen Co., r. 145,

12th
Price James, manager C. F. Adams Co. and

Keystonei Wringer Co., 156, 5th, r. 223, 3d

Av
" James G., cigarmaker, r. Prospect Av nr

Cortland Av
" James G., salesman Waterhouse & Lester,

r. Oakland
" John, carpenter, r. 1915i/^ O'Farrell rear
" John B., paper carrier, r. 1721 Green
" John J. (E. Price & Son), r. 1442 Mission
" John R., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 102

California Av
" John S., bartender Jose C. Castro
" Leon E., salesman Greenzweig & Co., r.

19341/2 Bush
" Mary, widow, r. 122 Grove
" Merten S., confectioner, 721 Larkin, r. 2018

Sutter
" Michael, laborer, r. 121/2 Shasta
" Nina B., widow, di'essmaking, 20 Ellis,

rooms 39-40
Price Press Co., I. J. Truman & Co. proprietors,

236 Bush
" R. G., student Van der Naillen's School of

Engineering, r. 151 Valencia
" Richard C, machine hand, r. 112 Stevenson
Price Robert M., attorney at law, 530 Califor-
nia, r. 3001 Jackson
" Rose, widow, r. Prospect Av nr Cortland Av
" Sadie Miss, r. 425,3d
" Samuel, furrier, r. 1117 Folsom
" Samuel, traveling salesman, r. 1130 Market

iW.W. MONTAGUE & CO,

^ MANUFACTURERS OF

> RIVETED IRON AND STEEL

i For Town Water Works, Hydraulic Mining

> and Irrigation.

I 309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Price Simon, cutter Stiner, Straus & Hyman, r.
326 Hayes

Price Thomas, M. D. (Thomas Price & Son),
assayer, analytical chemist and min-
ing engineer, 524 Sacramento, r. SE cor
Broadway and Scott

PRICE THOMAS & SON

(Thomas and Arthur F.), assayers, an-
alytical chemists and mining engin-
eers, 524 Sacramento, telephone Blain
406

Price Thomas H., master mariner, r. 2308 Sut-
ter

" Thomas L., restaurant, 1429 Market

" Thomas W., painter, r. 714, 21st

" Wallace C. (W. C. Price & Co.), r. East
Oakland

" Walter W., reporter Post, r. Press Club

" W. C. & Co. (Wallace C. Price), produce
commission, 425 Front

" W. E., r. 2510 McAllister

" William, boatswain str Alameda

" William, propertyman Goldstein & Co., r.
133 Turk

" William, sergeant police, r. 234Capp

" William, watchman, r. Folsom nrPrecita
Av

" William C, mining, 322 Pine, r. East Oak-
land
Price "William E., dentist, 1104 Market, r. 960
6th Av, East Oakland

" William H., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
East Oakland

" William H., gunsmith Clabrough, Golcher
& Co., r. 16 Parker A V

" William H., salesman Bauer Bros. & Co., r.
4171/2 Castro

" William J., painter, r. Precita Av nr Shot-
well

" William N., general agent Great Northern
Railway, 11 Montgomery, r. SW cor
Geary and Taylor
4®" Price. See Pries

Prices Current San Francisco (weekly). Ed
ward R. Painter publisher, 123 Califor-
nia, room 21
Prideaux Frank, teamster, r. 532 Natoma

" John S., lumber surveyor, 9 Mission, r. 532
Natoma
Pridham William T., reporter, r. 126 Ellis
Priebatch Wolf, r. 1510 Buchanan
Prien Harry F., salesman C. E. Worden & Co.,
r. 300, 2d Av

" John H.C., groceries and liquors, NE cor
Spear and Hathaway's Wharf, r. 1253
California
Pries Charles, feeder Schmidt Label & Lith.
Co., r. 351/^ Clinton

" Christopher, laborer Pac. Sheet Metal
Wks, r. 3bVz Clinton

'■ Edward, cigar maker, r. 35% Clinton

" Frederick, machine hand Sterling Furni-
ture Co., r. 35^/4 Clinton

" George, printer, r. 3514 Clinton

" Julius A., cigar manufacturer, r. 1723 Mis-
sion

" William, printer Mysell-Rollins Co., r.
1218 Kearny
J8®=Pries. See Price
Priess Fritz, waiter, r. 809 Mission
Priest B.Frank (Priest & Shrieve), and cigar
manufacturers' agent, 421 Safe Deposit
Bldg, r. Oakland

" Charles F., photographer, 733 Market, r.
2136 Howard

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COAL, COKE and PIQ IRON,

Wholesale and Retail.

Priest Daniel H., agent Boltz, Clymer & Co.

(Philadelphia), 217 Front, r. Oakland
" Ernest A., contractor and builder, 30

Geary, r. Berkeley
" Francis J., laborer, r. 13 Geneva
" Frank, road manager G. W. Arbuckle, 19

Montgomery
" G., traveling salesman, r. 513 Leaven-

■worth
" Mary E., widow, r. 13 Geneva
" R. A., draughtsman Dakin Publishing Co.
" Samuel B., painter, r. 735 Natoma
" Thomas E., millhand, r. 13 Geneva
" Washington I., agent Bromo-Lithia Water,

516 Geary, r. 513 Leavenworth
" & Shrieve (B. Frank Priest and George T.

Shrieve), manufacturers' agents, 421

Safe Deposit Bldg
Priester Joseph, dry goods, 1315 Stockton, SW

cor Powell and Broadway
Priestnell William W., salesman Hale Bros.,

r. Oakland
Priet P. & Co. (Pierre Priet, Michel Debret and

Edward Marchand), proprietors Mar-

chand Restaurant, 115-117 Grant Av
" Pierre (P. Priet & Co.), r. Lick House
Prieur Arsene shoemaker, cor 24th and Vicks-

burg, r. Gates nr Cortland Av
" Arthur, shoemaker, 133 Turk, r. Cortland

Av nr Gates
" Caroline, varieties, 1909 Geary
" Frank, cooper George Windeler & Co., r.

Cortland Av nr Gates
" Joseph, painter, 814 Montgomery, r. 1909

Geary
Priggins Joseph, sausage maker, r. 18 Mariposa

Terrace
" Philip, teamster, r. 18 Mariposa Terrace
Primary Education (monthly), J. W. Davis

manager, 300 Post
Primorich John, laborer, r. 111654 Tennessee
Primrose Jesse, laborer Artie Oil Wks, r. 903

Minnesota
Prince Alice Miss, dressmaker, r. 324 Brannan
" Catherine, widow, r. 9 Morrell PI
" Charles, seaman, r. 343 Beale
" Charles A., musician, r. 2612 Larkin
" Frank D., metal worker John Finn Metal

Wks, r. 736 Octavia
" Frank R., workman U. S. Mint. r. 733i/4

Geary
" Henry G., salesman Code, Elfelt & Co., r.

3612 Larkin
" James H., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1418

Howard
" Jesus Mrs., widow, r. 1612 Stockton
" Joseph P., salesman Will & Finck Co., r.

9 Morrell PI
■' Louis D., clerk Kittle & Co., r. 1923 How-
ard
" Louis J., bookkeeper Christy & Wise, r.

1527 Powell
" Peter, r. 962 Harrison
" Peter, packer Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 9

Russ
" Rachael, widow, r. 632 Fulton
" Sidney, bookkeeper G. M. Kutz & Co., r.

1816 Washington
Prince Ttiomas, manager Charley Harley Co.,

844-846 Harrison, r. Hotel Langham
" William, plumber, r. 311 Jessie
" William D., driver Millbrae Dairy, r. 736

Octavia
" Wiliam M., carpenter, r. 330, 19th
" W. M. Mrs., bakery, 330, 19th
*®=-Prince. See Prinz

Princely William, carpenter, r. 360 Sanchez
Prindle Alice M., widow, r. 1419 Van Ness Av

" Charles E., superintendent Mokelumne and
Campo Seco Mining and Canal Co., 330
Pine, room 42, r. Mokelumne Hill, Cal.

" David S., r. 1315 Guerrero

" F. M. & Co. (Frank M. Prindle and William
W. Miller), importers and manufactur-
ers' agents, 16, 3d

" Frank M. (F. M. Prindle & Co.), r. 1419 Van
Ness Av

PRINDLE FRANK M.,

importer and manufacturers' agent,
16, 2d

Prindle Ida F., widow, r. 1812 Laguna
" Richard, laborer, r. 226 Michigan
Prinet Eugene, bartender L. Paint, r. 439 Bush
Pring Ernest, physician, 150, 4th, r. 3003 Fill-
more
Pringle Brothers (David W. and Thomas), boots
and shoes, 1101 Market
" David, harness maker, r. 80 Everett
" David, upholsterer, r. 1119 Mission
" David W. ^Pringle Bros.), r. 314 Jones
Pringle Edward J., attorney at law, 33-37

Mills Bldg, 5th floor, r. Oakland
Pringle Edward J. Jr., attorney at law, 33-37
Mills Bldg, 5th floor, r. Oakland
" George, machinist H. P. Christie, r. Oak-
land
" George, teamster J. W. Schouten & Co., r.

3101/2, 6th
" George S. W., salesman Raphael Weill &

Co., r. Berkeley
" George T., teamster, r. 529, 7th
" Gilbert W., salesman Pringle Bros., r. 114

McAllister
" James, machinist H. P. Christie, r. Oak-
land
" John W., foreman Golden Gate Woolen

Mills, r. Potrero Av nr 21st
" Mary F. Miss, r. 714 Bush
" Thomas, r. 1501 Market
" Thomas (Pringle Bros.), r. Berkeley
Pringle William B., attorney at law, 33-37

Mills Bldg, 5th floor, r. Oakland
Prinnie Eugene, bartender, r. 439 Bush
Printers' Guide and Pacific Coast Stationer
The, Edgar Painter publisher, 510 Clay
Printers' Mutual Aid Association, 606 Mont-
gomery
Print z Frank P., compositor, r. 728 Howard

" John, carpenter, r. 1113 Jones
Prinz Caroline, varieties, 3549 Folsom
4®"Prinz. See Prince
Prior C, plumber, r. 1337 Stockton
" C. Churchill, clerk Henry Cowell & Co., r.

10 Hill
" Francis J. T., clerk Railway Mail Service,

r. Oakland
" James K., capitalist, 13 Mason, r. 234 San

Jose Av
" James K. Jr., bookkeeper, r. 234 San Jose

Av
" John L. (Brann & Prior), r. 10 Hill
" John S., phrenologist, r. 1222 Treat Av
" Mary, widow, r. 241 Hickory Av
" Owen, shoemaker, r. NE cor Juniper and

Bryant
" Philip, principal James Lick Grammar

School, r. 1332 Treat Av
" Richard, laborer, r. SE cor 20th and Ken-
tucky
im^PriOT. See Pryor
Prising Fred W., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r.

620 Fell
Prisk Viola, widow, r. 311 Hyde
Pritchard Alice M., widow, r. 2533 Octavia
" Frank B., bookkeeper F. M. Smith, r. 36
Belvedere
Frederick, waiter str State of California
Frederick L. (Taylor, Adams & Pritchard),

r. 706 Castro
Henry W., carpenter, 609 Laguna, r. 3031

Mission
Josephine, widow, r. 914 Army ,

Louis, milker Joseph Fassler, r. Mission
Road bet Five and Six Mile Houses

PRmrS THE NEWS TWELVE HOURS

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Pritchard Martha, widow, r. 813 Lyon
" Mary J., widow, r. 1709 Webster
" Miguel G., clerk W. Loaiza & Co., r. 2523

Octavia
" Owen R., paver, r. 127, 15tli
" Philip I., plumber and gasfltter, 319 Leav-
enworth, r. 1621 Grove
" William, laborer, r. 625 Stevenson
49~Pritchard. See Prichard
Pritchell George, carpenter, r. 426 Ringold
Private Home for Invalids, Miss Lucy E.
Brown proprietor, 937 Sutter, telephone
Sutter 1191
Privie Mary J. Miss, shirtmaker Standard Shirt

Factory, r. 134 Oak
Probasco Frank S., salesman, r. 616 Taylor
" George H., clerk Peter W. Bellingall, r. 616
Taylor
Probasco John W., ganger U. S. Customs, SW
cor Jackson and Battery, 2d floor, r. 616
Taylor
Probert Alexander, forgeman Pac. Roll. Mill, r.
407 Georgia
" E., r. NE cor Grove and Steiner
Probes Henry, mariner, r. 138!4 Rose Av
Probst Frederick, tailor, r. 220 Montgomery Av
" George W., laborer Paul Boyton Chute Co.,

r. Fulton nr 8th Av
" Harry, barber str Mariposa
4^Probst, See Propst

Procter John, capitalist, 224 Front, r, 401
Buchanan
" John W., student, r. 401 Buchanan
Proctor Caroline B. Miss, teacher Kindergarten,
501 Cole, r. California nr Steiner
" Frederick, r. 1616i4 Lexington Av
" George, teamster, r. 1324 Harrison
" George A., attorney at law, 420 Montgom-
ery, room 35, r. 533 Taylor
" Henry, plumber Williams Hardware Co., r.

316 Minna
" Joseph, joiner P. C. SS. Co.,r. 1117 Sutter
" Richard E., engineer Russ House, r. 1049
Market
Produce Exchange, See San Francisco Produce

Exchange
Produce Exchange Free Kindergarten, Miss

Belle Scott principal, 1231 Pacific
Proeger August, baker, r. 634 Pacific
Proehl Frederick C, carpenter, r. 433 Ivy Av
Proff Hermine Mrs., proprietor Proff House, 215
O'Farrell
" House, Mrs. Hermine Profl proprietor, 215
O'Farrell
Profos Otto, tanner C. G. Bennett & Co., r. Fran-

conia House
Progreso Steamship Co., James Jerome secre-
tary, 319 Pine, room 27
Progress Hall, 932, 24th
" Mutual Loan Association, D. Hirschfeld
secretary, 3-4 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
Progress Saloon and Bestaurant, David Sam-
son proprietor, 327-329 Bush
" The, lodgings, 1148 Sutter
" The (weekly), Lida B. and F. L. Browne
editors and publishers, 13 Murphy Bldg

PROGRESSIVE WINDOW AND

HOUSE CLEANING CO., S. Marengo man-
ager, 524 Bush

Prohasca Jacob, cook, r. 77 Everett
ProU Anna, widow, r. 81 Colton
" Anna R. G., widow, r. 1319 Larkin
" Carl H., wheelwright, r. 1523 Larkin
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 113 Valparaiso
" Gertrude, widow, r. 1319 Larkin
" Gustave, bottler, r. 528 Hayes
" Henry, butcher Chas S. Bacher, r. 1523 Lar-
kin
" Justus, beer bottler, 528 Hayes
" Louis (Proll & Co.), r. 1319 Larkin
" Rudolph B., dentist, 426 Kearny, r. 2710

California
" Rudolph L., laborer Western Sugar Re-
finery, r. 81 Coltoa
" Rudolph R., cigarmaker, r. 113 Valpa-
raiso
" Tillie Miss, forewoman Arpad Haraszthy,
r. 81 Colton

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

Contracts made with Hotels for [

Furnishing Carpets, Furniture, Drapery

Materials, Lace Curtains, Window

Shades, Bedding, Etc.

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Proll William R., clerk Harry Unna Co., r. 1523

Larkin
Proll & Co. (Louis Proll), house brokers and

auctioneers, 719 Market
Pronejos Emanuel, candy manufacturer, 1061

Market
Proot Henri, packer Consumers' Ice Co., r. 437

Jessie rear
Propfe Charles (Aschen &Propfe), r. 1425 Pine
Prophet Frederick F., engineer F. Kreling Sons

Co., r. 438 Duncan
Propst Adam, clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. 731

Geary
Proquitte Richard, liquors, SE cor Battery and

Jackson, r. 11081/2 Hyde
Prosch Oscar, 2d asst. engineer str Alameda
Proschold Caroline, widow, r. 529 Lombard
" Charles, r. 708 Point Lobos Av
" Charles M., clerk Occidental Cigar Store,

r. 529 Lombard
" Edwin M., pressman Mysell-RoUins Co., r.

702 Point Lobos Av
" Henry, physician, 305 Golden Gate Av
Prosdocimi M., musician, r. 632 Broadway
Prosecuting Attorney's OfiBce, Police Courts I,

2, 3 and 4, New City Hall, 1st floor
Prosek Charles M., porter Tillmann & Bendel, r.
508 Hermann
" George, foreman F. Korbel & Bros., r. 508

Hermann
'■ George, molder Atlas Iron Wks, r. 1435,

26th
" John, sawyer F. Korbel & Bros., r. 1435,
26th
Prosek John Jr., attorney at law, 530 California,

room 65, r. 1435, 26th
Prosek Joseph A., physician and surgeon, 21
Phelan Bldg, ofBce hours 1 to 3 and 7 to 8
p.m., Sundays 11 a. m. to 12 m., r. 717
Golden Gate Av
" Josephine, widow, varieties, 1209 Devisa-

dero
" William, molder Golden State and Miners'
Iron Wks, r. 1435, 26th
Prosner Alva M., clerk, r. 2420 Webster
Prospect Gold and Silver Mining Co., George R.

Spinney secretary, 310 Pine, room 28
Prospective Mining and Machinery Co. The (in-
corporated), C. W. Tremain president,
V. Tremain secretary and treasurer,
manufacturers mining machinery, 127,
1st
Prosser David M., driver, r. 1922 Lexington Av
Prost Nicholas, bakery, 336, 3d
Protestant Episcopal Old Ladies' Home,

Golden Gate Av bet Masonic and Lott
Protestant Orphan Asylum, S s Haight bet

Laguna and Buchanan
Protzman Frank, cellarman Arpad Haraszthy,

r. 131 Montgomery
Prou August, proprietor Franco-American Tal-
low and Fertilizer Co., SE cor De Haro
and El Dorado, r. lUSV^ Bryant
" Delphine, widow, r. 821 Broadway
Proud William, gardener, r. 811 Lott
Proulx David J., bartender Albert Hornlein, r.

210 Eddy
Prousergue Louise A., widow, r. 407 Leaven-
worth
Prouty Harry E., printer, r. 400%, 6th
" Margie, widow, r. 228a McAllister
" Simon, r. 55, 2d
Provan William, machinist Marshutz & Can-

trell, r. 27 Garden
Provence Charles A. , gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co. ,
r. 621 Harrison

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Provence George, gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co.,
r. 621 Harrison
" William, finisher, r. 621 Harrison
Provensal John, florist, r. 30 Banks

" Joseph A., janitor A. & K. Bldg, r. 136

Rose Av
" Peter, proprietor Grand Army House, 425

Bush
" Sylvain M., nursery, Nebraska nr Cort-
land Av
Providence WasMngton Insurance Co. (of
Rhode Island), William J. Button ma-
rine agent, 401-405 California, Butler &
Haldan general agents, 413 California
Provident Mutual Building and Loan Associa-
tion, Samuel Weil president, D. Hirsch-
feld secretary, 3 Mills Bldg, 7th floor

PROVIDENT SAVINGS LIFE

ASSURANCE SOCIETY (of New York),
G. C. Pratt manager, William S. Dibble^
city agent, 405 Montgomery, room 1

Province Cornelia D. Miss, nurse Hospital for
Children, 3700 California
" Robert R., attorney at law, r. 1212 Wash-
ington
Provis William F., carpenter, r. 4 Montcalm
Provo Woolen Mills Company (Provo, Utah), A.

D. Spearman agent, 111-113 Bush
Provost Charlotte E. Miss, teacher Webster
Primary School, r. 708 Fell
" Daniel R., broker, r. 708 Fell
" Emma H. Miss, teacher Golden Gate Pri-
mary School, r. 708 Fell
" Gustave E., machinist Marshutz & Can-

trell, r. 814 Green
" Nelson, Port Warden, office Clay Street

Wharf, r. Lorin, Cal.
" Thomas, carpenter Jos. Scheerer & Co., r.
1618 San Carlos Av
4S="Provost. See Prevost
Prowse Henry S., policeman, r. 1 Walter
Prudden Thomas W., bridge builder, r. 123 Eddv
Prudence Building and Loan Association, James

M. Ellis secretary, 323 Montgomery
Pruefer Emil H., teacher music, r. 2614^ Sutter
Prueter E., musician, r. 26I414 Sutter
Prugh Heneretta, widow, r. 708 Taylor
Pruillage Henry H., bookkeeper Stone & Co., r.

1515 California
Prummer Michael, bartender Fritz Braemer
Prunty Bridget, widow, r. Waterville nr Au-
gusta
" Frank P., clerk Post Office, r. 13 Cleveland
" John, marine fireman, r. 13 Cleveland
" Owen, liquors, r. 13 Cleveland
" Patrick (Prunty & Murphy), r. 3 Everett
" Peter, laborer, r. 252^4, 3d
" & Murphy (Patrick Prunty and Richard
Murphy), liquors, 144, 3d
Pruss Joseph, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r.

427, 4th
Prussian National Insurance Co. (of Stettin,
Germany), Cesar Bertheau manager, 210
Sansome
Prussing Gustav, watchman, r. 417 Harrison
Prusso Louis E., accountant, r. 719, 22d
Prutcher Hannah W., widow, r. 19 Pond
Pruter John, cook South Side U. S. Life Saving

Station
Prutzman Jolm P., secretary Pacific Refining
and Roofing Co., 153 Crocker Bldg, r.
1603 McAllister
" Paul W., bookkeeper Pac. Refining and
Roofing Co., r. 1603 McAllister
Pryal Andrew, expressman, r. 72 Tehama

Pryde Norman J., acid maker, r. 9, 23d
Prydz Anna Miss, clerk W. F. Kaiser, r. 1016
Union
" George, broom maker, r. 1016 Union
" Louisa, widow, r. 1018 Union
" William, locksmith G. Fleischel & Co., r.
1016 Union
Pryor Alfred E., general manager Piper, Aden,
Goodall Co., 24 Clay, r. 1405 Gough
" Charles, traveling salesman, r. 1330 Bush
" Edward R., bookkeeper Overland Freight

Transfer Co., r. 445,3d
" Frederick O., student, r. 2405^4 California
" Lawrence W., clerk local freight office S. P.

Co., r. 616" Fulton
" Russell A., special officer S. P. Co., r. 616

Fulton
" William J., salesman H. Huddleston&Co.,
r. 454 Minna
^g^Pryor. See Prior
Przyborowski Jacob, shoemaker, r. Folsom nr

Union Av
Pscherhofer Charles, real estate and stock-
broker, 1706 Clay
Publeck Frederick, baker, r. 772 Mission
Public Administrator, A. C. Freese, 35 Chroni-
cle Bldg
Public Library Free, George T. Clark librarian,
New City Hall, 2d floor, telephone South
134, branches 1131 Valencia, 1126 Ken-
tucky, 1801 Stockton and 813 Point Lobos
Av
Public Morgue, Dunbar Alley nr Merchant
" Opinion (weekly), Isadore N. Choynski
publisher, 1209 Golden Gate Av
Public Pound, cor 16th and Alabama
Publicity Co. The, James A. Pariser general
manager, George P. Brady advertising
director, advertisement writers, 523 Mar-
ket, telephone Main 5487
Publishing Co. of the Pacific, publishers The

Pacific, 7 Montgomery Av
Pucci Angelo, fruits and vegetables, 1.307 Castro

and 1402, 24th, r. 1307V2 Castro
Puccinelli Antonio, gardener, Colombo Market,
r. 702 Front
" Archimedes, waiter, r. 1113 Montgomery
" Basilio(F. Matteucci & Co.), r. 313 Fran-
cisco
" Bernardo, farmer, r. 702 Front
" Dante, butcher Antonio Pardi, r. 871 Mis-
sion
" Egidio, porter Italian-Swiss Agricultural

Colony, r. 702 Front
" Gabriello, hostler, r. 5 St. Charles PI
" Giuseppe (P. Pampalone& Co.), r. 29 Board-
man PI rear
" Louis (Puccinelli & Ceccarelli), r. 702 Front
" O. & Co. (Pietro De Santi, A. Buchignani
and Olinto Puccinelli), wagon makers
511 Davis
" Olinto (O. Puccinelli & Co.), r. 1311 Mont-
gomery
" Olinto, blacksmith Lorenzo Di Gracia,

1113 Montgomery
" Vincenzo (Giovannoni & Puccinelli), r. 688

Broadway
" & Ceccarelli (Louis Puccinelli and Gio-
vanni Ceccarelli) proprietors II Capitano
Hotel, 702 Front
Puccini Andrea, peddler, r. 318 Vallejo
" Joseph, fresco painter, r. 526 Broadway
" Lorenzo, fisherman, r. 802 Montgomery
" Luigi, fisherman, r. 322 Vallejo rear
" Zipperi, yardman Wainwright & Easton,
r. 3 San Antonio
Pucheu Hilaire, dyer, r. 1538 Folsom
" Jean, driver B. Frapolli & Co., r. 1111 Mont-
gomery
" Jessie Mrs., bookkeeper F. & G. Thomas
" John B., bartender Peter Pontac, r. 439, 4th
" Joseph, waiter Peter Audeoud, r. 112 Tren-
ton
" Thomas, wine dealer, r, 1111 Montgomery
Puck Frederick (Reinert & Puck), r. 202 McAl-
lister
" John F., shoemaker, r. 1506 Montgomery
" Otto, clerk J. H. A. Folkers & Bro., r. Fruit-
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Puckering John R., purser str Peru
Puckhaber Charles R. (Cal. Broom Mfg Co.), r.
1028, 17th Av South
" HarryC, molder Schrader & Co., r. 642, 18th
" Herman P., jeweler Shreve & Co., r. 1308

Fell
" Jacob, groceries, 224, 1st, r. 3 Tehama
" John, groceries and liquors, SW cor 15th

Av South and P
" Louis H., bartender Thomas Corbett, r. 642,

18th
" William D., jeweler Shreve & Co., r. 1308
Fell
Pudding Creek Mills, Samuel Blair proprietor,

34 Luning Bldg
Pudy Peter, waiter Ferdinando Delmonte, r. 434

Broadway
Puetz Elizabeth Mrs., midwife, r. 254/2, 4th
Puf Walter, pressman Louis RoeschCo., r. Ala-
meda
Puffer Herbert W., shoemaker, r. 137 Bartlett
Puga Felipe B., r. 723 California
Puget John B., cooper Herbert & Vogel, r. 714
Broadway _ „ , .

" Sound Iron Co. (Jeflerson Co., Wash.),
Abraham Halsey secretary, 530 Cali-
fornia, rooms 49-50
" Sound Lumber Co., H. C. Chesebrough sec-
retary, office 48 Market
Pugh A., mining, r. 100, 5th
Pugll Edmund, physician and surgeon, office
and r. 428 Eddy, hours 9 to 10 a. m., 2 to
4 and 7 to 8 p. m., Sundays 9 to 10 a. m.
and 4 to 6 p. m.
" Elizabeth T. Miss, teacher Crocker Gram-
mar School, r. 2127 Turk
" James Mrs., widow, r. 2127 Turk
" James, marine fireman, r. 254 Clara
" John, clerk, r. 2127 Turk
" John R., laborer Western Sugar Refinery,

r. 809 Minnesota
" Michael, laborer, r. 27 Clementina
" William, clerk, r. 2127 Turk
" William, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 705!^

Tennessee
" William, cook, r. 69 Natoma
46i"Pugh. See Pew

Puglaisi Joseph, fruits and vegetables, 2238
Mission
" Thomas, clerk J. Puglaisi
Pugsley Florence D. Miss, r. 1627 Hayes

" George, steward str Corona, r. 213^4 Clara
Puheck John, laborer, r. 31 Freelon
Pulic Josef, cook Kelly & Clark
PuUee John, carpenter, r. SE cor Utah and

Yolo
PuUen Ann, widow, r. Bronte nr Cortland Av
" Edward, driver Magner Bros., r. 2217 Post
" Lebbeus, student, r. 2217 Post
" Leroy G., barber, 1303 Webster, r. 822 Olive

Av
" Martha, widow, r. 2217 Post
Pullin Eli (Von Helms & Pullin), r. SW cor Sut-
ter and Baker
PuUls Joseph H., finisher Charles M. Plum &
Co., r. Oakland
" John, teamster South S. F. Tannery, r.
Franconi House
Pullman Palace Car Co., J. P. Meehan superin-
tendent, 24-25 Crocker Bldg
4®- Pullman. See Poehlman and Pohlman
Pulschen Elizabeth, widow, r. 1002 Treat Av
Pult John, machine hand, r. 108, 2d
Pulver Oil Co. (New York), J. C. Winans agent,

220 Fremont
Pulverman Moritz, r. Pacific Hebrew Home
Pummer Joseph, steward, r. 510 Shrader
Pumphrey Milton G., conductor, r. 810 Ellis
Punnett Brothers (John M. and Ernest S.),
map publishers, draughtsmen and map
mounters, 625 Mission opp Wells, Fargo
& Co's Express Office
' ' Ernest S . (Punnett Bros . ) , offlce 625 Mission
" Herbert E., clerk W. J. Callingham, r. 1318

California
" John M. (Punnett Bros.), offlce 625 Mission
Puntigan Joseph, helper Swain Bros., r. 320

Minna
Punzini Dominic, scavenger, r. 8A Boardman PI

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

Artistic Tiles,

OPlain, Glassed and Decorated.

AMERICAN AND ENGLISH-

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET ST.

Pup Rotisserie, Joseph Lenoir proprietor, 12-16

Stockton
Purcell Alexander, marine engineer, r. 1220
Powell
" Andrew, painter, r. 102 Central Av
" Carrie, widow, r. 1634 Howard
" Daniel M., painter, r. 102 Central Av
" David, liquors, 102 Central Av
" Edward, expressman, r. 15th Av South nr Q
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 9 South Park
" Emily Miss, stenographer Dunham, Carri-
gan & Hayden Co., r. NW cor Market
and Noe
" Gordan C, collar maker Charles S. Ewing,

r. 1320 Mission
" James, laborer, r. 239V4 Langton
'■ John, bookkeeper Hibernia Savings and

Loan Society, r. 136 Tremont Av
" JohnF.,milkman,r. 2023 Hyde
" John J. (Thomas McCraith & Co.), and
attorney at law, 14 McAllister, rooms 21-
22
" John S., carpenter, r. 102 Central Av
Purcell Louis, attorney at law, r. 1024 Larkin
" Margaret, widow, r. 826 Haight
" Mary, widow, r. 744Vi Harrison
" Mary, widow, r. NW cor Market and Noe
" Matthew, marine engineer, r. 846 Mission
'• Michael (Smith, Purcell & Co.), r. 9 South

Park
" Michael, boiler maker Risdon I. & L. Wks,

r. 122, 10th Av
" Michael, laborer, r. 2023 Hyde
" Patrick, teamster Gross & Mullaney, r. 624

Fulton
" Richard, solicitor Tom C. Grant, r. 445 Te-
hama
" Robert C, millhand Harris & Jones, r. 821

Mission
" Thomas J., expressman, r. 2023 Hyde
" William L., gripman Market St. Ry., r.
NW cor Market and Noe
4®-Purcell. See Pursell ^ „ „ „

Purchases and Supplies Department S. P. Co.,
R. P. Schwerin manager, 4 Montgomery,
room 74
Purchini Elia, waiter Giuseppe Bazzurro, r. 114

POjCific
Purden James G., carpenter and builder, 710

Larkin, r. 5 Olive Av
Purdie J. S., oiler str City of Rio de Janeiro

" LillasW., widow, r. 6 Metcalfe PI
4S-Purdie. See Purdy
Purdon Frank, bartender Cliff House
Purdy Albert T., bookkeeper Lachman & Jacobi ,
r. 1032 Mission
" Ann, widow, r. 828c Howard
» Charles C, clerk, r. 1838i/2 Howard
" Delia, widow, r. 9 Minnesota
" Edward L., cabinet maker, r. 18381^ Howard
" Edward S., chief clerk W. J. Callingham,

r. 1714 Sacramento
" Frank, janitor Examiner, r. 314 Turk
" James S., solicitor Louis Levy, r. GlSy^

Filbert
" John, teamster, r. 630 Webster
" John E., bookkeeper Dunham, Carrigan &

Hayden Co., r. 2114 Steiner
" J. S., mines, 222-224 Bush, r. Occidental
Hotel . , ,.,,.

" Solomon F., watchmaker and jeweler, 101 /s
O'Farrell, and deputy County Clerk, r.
1714 Sacramento _

" William M., teamster Cal. Broom Mfg
Co., r. 828 Howard
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Purin Nikola, cook Sutich & Ivanovich
Purington Charles E., mining, 40 Nevada Block,

r. 727b 21st
Purinton William R., engineer S. P. Co., r. 20

Albion Av
Puria Pierre, upholsterer, r. 438 Broadway
Purlenky George, clerk D. N. & E. Walter &

Co.,r. 523 Fell
" George Jr., druggist, r. 523 Fell
Purnell Alvin J., clerk, r. 718b 21st
" Charles B., with W. & J. Sloane&Co.,r

718b 21st
" Emma J., widow, r. 718b, 21st
Purnell Samuel, secretary to manager S. P

Co., 4 Montgomery, r. Sausalito
Purnhagen Richard, bartender William Purn

hagen, r. 640 Stevenson
" William, liquors, 1081 Market, r. &40 Steven

son
Purrington Angeline E., widow, r. 47 Hill
Purrington Clarence W., secretary and treas

urer Kron Tanning Co., 125 Clay, r. 47

Hill

" Turner C, sawfller and locksmith, 609
Mission, r. 128, 2d
«®»Purrington. See Purington
Pursch Emil, traveling salesman Mandel,
Pursch & Wiener, r. 611 Taylor
" Frank (Pursch, Kaskel & Weil), r. New

York
" , Kaskel & Weil (Frank Pursch, Jacob
Kaskel and Joseph Weil), manufactu-
rers clothing, 22 Sansome
" Leon, with Pursch, Kaskel & Weil, r. 1391

O'Farrell
" Samuel (Mandel, Pursch & Wiener), r. New
York
Pursell Charles, seaman, r. Ill Chapultepec
Purser E., speculator, r. Palace Hotel

" L.ouis. cook, r. 12 Everett
Purtelle William H., publisher Pacific Builder
and San Francisco and Alameda County
Builder, 905 Clay, r. Larkspur, Marin
Co.
Purves George E., gripman Market St. Ry., r.
14211/2 Valencia
" John H., policeman, r. 537 Noe
Pusci Domenico, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo
Pust Anna, widow, r. 307 California Av

" Festus A., glovecutter, r. 307 California Av
Pustisch George, waiter Nicholas P. Milloglav,

r. 132, 4th
Puthon Eric, watchmaker, 806 Kearny, r. 715

Broadway
Putman Clarence B., physician, Crocker Bldg,

r. 3020 Clay
Putnam Charles B., salesman Murphy, Grant &
Co., r. 1310 California
" George C, salesman Crane Co., r. Oak-
land
" Horse Nail Co. The, 14 Drunun
" Kingman B., corsets, r. 825A Hayes
Putnam Osgood, attorney at law, 401 Cali-
fornia, rooms 26-27, r. 1819 Baker
" Robert Harvey, special agent The Mutual
Life Insurance Co. of New York, 29 Mills
Bldg, 2d floor, r. 1227 Pine
" Samuel O., ofQce 401 California, rooms 26-

37, r. 1020 Washington
" Soule A., express messenger, r. 1512 Clip-
per
Putney George N., coal, r. 1304 Grove
Puttick Louisa Mrs., groceries, 525, 2d
" William, bricklayer, r. .525, 2d

Puttman Henry, wine broker, 695 Front, r. 910%

Vallejo
Puttock Henry, oysters, 1443 Polk, r. 1603 Cali-
fornia
Putz George, bartender, r. 309 Ivy Av
" Herman, trussmaker, r. 4 Martha PI
" Rudolph E., fireman str Piedmont, r.

Golden Gate, Cal.
" Theodore, pantryman Palace Hotel, r. 637
Washington
Putzar Edward L., machinist Fulton Eng. &
Ship Bldg Wks, r. Oakland
" Frank D., machinist Fulton Eng. & Ship

Bldg Wks, r. Oakland
" Louis, marine engineer, 9 Mission, r. Oak-
land
Putzman Herman, porter Wolters Bros. & Co.,
r. 1136 Market
" Robert H. (Putzman& Schurmann), r. Ala-
meda
" Theodore M., clerk Putzman & Schurmann,

r. Alameda
" & Schurmann (Robert H. Putzman and
Fred W. Schurmann), wines and liquors,
341 Pine
Puvogel John (Puvogel & Beversen), r. 1040V^
Mission
" John, clerk H. B. Rohde, r. 1 Kramer PI
" & Beversen (John Puvogel and Henry
Beversen), groceries, 30%, 6th
Puyoou Augusta, widow, r. 2013 Taylor
" Eugenia Miss, bakery, 110, 23d
" Lawrence P., shipping clerk Raphael
Weill & Co., r. 3013 Taylor
Pvormann John L., accountant Tillmann &

Bendel, r. 3 Scott
Pyat Lucy Miss, saleslady, r. 1130 Broadway
Pye Bertram J., foreman Commercial Box Fac-
tory, r. 1134 Broadway
" Louise Miss, r. The (Lick) Old Ladies'
Home
Pygeorge John G. A . , cement worker, r. 8 Clara Av
Pyle Edward A., stampmaker C. A. Klinkner &
Co., r. Oakland
" Grant S., vaquero, r. 14th Av South nrP
" Henry J., policeman, r. 2503 Sutter
" Lewis R., clerk freight auditor's dept S.
P. Co., r. 633, 21st
4®-Pyle. See Pile
Pyles Clara Miss, r. 914 Broderick
Pyne Edward, porter George Morrow & Co., r.
1311 Broadway
" James F., wool puller The Norton Tanning

Co., r. 1612 San Carlos Av
" J. C. Miss, Pacific Coast manager Mer-
chants' Retail Commercial Agency, 31
Chronicle Bldg, r. 2720 Folsom
" John J., painter, r. 417, 22d
" Margaret, widow, r. 2208 Filbert
" Patrick W., salesman George Morrow &

Co., r. Victoria nr Palmetto Av
" Robert, painter, r. 2720 Folsom
4S=-Pyne. See Pein and Pine
j8®"Pyser. See Peiser and Pevser
Pythian Castle, 909 Market
" Courier (monthly), C. W. Nevin & Co. edi-
tors and proprietors, 533 Commercial
" Hall, 1605 Polk
Pythian Hall Association, W. J. Rogers presi-
dent, A. Hoffman secretary, offlce 909
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Quackenbush James, teamster Ellis & Miller, r.
550 Mission
" Thomas M., capitalist, r. 911 Webster
Quade A. & Co. (incorporated), A. Quade presi-
dent, Harry W. Burdick secretary, gro-
cers' and table luxuries, 636 Market
" Augustus, president A. Quade & Co., 636

Market, r. The Colonial
" Charles R., barber E. P. Roche, r. 1314

Howard
" Martha Miss, clerk, r. 1214 Howard
" Otto, tinsmith and plumber, 922 Larkin
" Timothy, hostler M. Joost & Bro., r. 618
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pori, r. 833 Pacific
Quadt John (John Quadt & Co.), r. 228, 13th

QUADT JOHN & CO.

fJolm Quadt and Frederick Gercbe),
importers, wholesale and retail deal-
ers paints, oils, wall paper, etc., 1614-
1618 Market, telephone South 180,
and 17-21 Hayes
Quadt Joseph, painter and paper hanger John
Quadt & Co., r. 228, 13th
" Robert, bartender, r. 506, 4th
Quagelli Enrico, builder, r. Cuviernr St. Mary's

Av
Quaid Margaret, widow, r. 842 Vallejo

" William H., salesman, r. 842 Vallejo
>8®~Quaid. See Quade
Quaillabot Pasqual, baker Schabiaque Bros., r.

2119 Taylor
Quaille Kate Miss, r. 1711 San Carlos Av
Quaine John, sign painter, r. 23O14 Clara
Quaker Medicine Co., Mrs. J. H. Bogle propri-
etor, 6 City Hall Square
Quale John F., printer, r. 116 Ash Av

" Joseph J., cement finisher, r. 22 Turk
>e®"Quale. See Quail and Quaille
Qualey William L., granite dealer, r. 125 Grove
Qualman Charles, with Railroad Gazetteer,
215-219 Bush, r. 609 Haight
" Charles C, clerk, r. 609 Haight
" Frederick H. (Biller & Qualman), r. 208, 7th
Qualters John, teamster J. Browning
" Michael J., waiter Herman Grambarth, r.

529 Sacramento
" Patrick, hostler La Grande Laundry
" Patrick, oiler Edison Light and Power
Co., r. 1710 Howard
Quandt Alexander F., painter, r. 11 Chenery
" Gustav, shoemaker, 527% Sacramento, r.
207 Chestnut
Quane Brothers & Co. (William and James
Quane), book and job printers, 415 Mar-
ket
" James (Quane Bros. & Co.), r. 54 South Park
" John F., sign painter, 415 Market, r. 23014

Clara
" William (Quane Bros. & Co.), r. 54 South
Park
Quantrell Joseph, barber, r. Railroad Av nr 32d

Av South
Quarantine Officer State, William P. Chal-
mers, M. D., 506 Battery
" OfQcers' Barge, office Fisherman's Wharf
Quarantine Station United States, C. T. Peck-
ham, M. D., in charge. Angel Island
" Steamer Governor Perkins, berth Fish-
erman's Wharf
Quaresma Antonio L., liquors, 325 Drumm, r. 103

Polk
Quarg Emil O. (Richter & Quarg), and restau-
rant, 621-623 Montgomery, r. 917a Oak
" Richard T., cashier Emil O. Quarg, r. 917a
Oak
Quarre George, insurance, 510 California
Quarrels John T., machinist, r. 520 Bush
Quart Mark, barber, 918 McAllister
Quartararo Vincenzo J., cook, r. 1909 Hyde
Quartermaster's Depot U. S. A., 36 New Mont-
gomery
Quarters John, drayman, r. 308 Ash Av
Quass John, butcher, r. 763 Howard
Quast Charles A., cement contractor, 303 Mont-
gomery, r. 1418, 26th
Charles L., bookkeeper John Pforr, r. 1623

Sacramento
Herman M., harness maker J. C. Johnson &

Co., r. 311 Sanchez
Herman W., laborer, r. NW cor 8th and

Brannan
Henrietta, widow, r. 1418, 26th
Johanes, clerk John H. Schlesselmann, r.

SE cor Oak and Pierce
Joseph, driver, r. 1 Laussat Av
Paul S., cement layer, r. 1418, 26th
J8@~Quast. See Quist

Qua tman Albert H.. clerk Easton, Eldridge &
Co., r. 513 Post
" F. Mrs., widow, r. 9I614 O'Farrell

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Quay Joseph M., ofQce 124 Sansome, r. Pacific-
Union Club
Quedens Anna, widow, r. 2318 Bryant
" Charles, pressman Cubery & Co., r. 927 Ala-
bama 1
" Edward, clerk O. F. von Rhein & Co., r.

2318 Bryant
" Waltei*W., assistant O'Connor. Moflatt&
Co., r. 2318 Bryant
Queen B. J., city manager Cal. Fig Syrup Co.,
r. 214 Noe
" Charles L., clerk Golden Gate Advertising

Co., r. 214 Noe
" Henry, harness maker, r. 531 Fell

QUEEN INSURANCE CO.

(N. Y.), Eolla V. Watt manager, 502-

504 Montgomery, telephone Main
113, Richards & Henry city agents,

505 California

Queen Isador Mrs., widow, r. 1408 Jackson
" Joseph B., with Cal. Fig Syrup Co., r. 505

Oak
" Joseph C, clerk, r. 606 Oak
" Louis T., manager Cal. Fig Syrup Co., 322-

324 Hayes, r. 505 Oak
" Margaret M., widow, r. 1301 Van Ness Av
" Peter, wagon maker, r. 319 Moulton Av
" Richard E., general manager Cosmos Com-
mercial Co., 324 Hayes, r. 1301 Van Ness
" & Crescent Route, A. M.Barnum passenger
agent, 58 Chronicle Bldg
'8S='Queen. See McQueen

Queenan Katie F. Miss, seamstress, r. 281
Palmer
" Margaret Miss, seamstress, r. 281 Palmer
" Margaret Mrs., r. 281 Palmer
" Winnie Miss, dressmaker, r. 281 Palmer
Queener H. H., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 1528

Eddy
Queirolo G. & Co. (Angelo Cuneo), bakery, 511
Green
" James, scavenger, r. 17 Water
" Mary, widow, bakery, 518a Union
" Peter, miner, r. 513a Filbert
Queisalo Luis (Queisalo & Ratio), r. 221, 18th
" & Ratio (Luis Queisalo and Nicholas
Ratto), liquors. 1858 Howard
Quellmalz Charles E., baker Christian F.

Mayer, r. 1216 Railroad Av
Quensel Albert, wood carver Fink & Schindler,

r. 70 Corbett Av
Quentin Victor J., florist, 523 Valencia
Quenting Josephine, widow, r. 219 Mason
Quercy Julie Mme., r. 609 Pine
Querillacq Mary, widow, r. 1317 San Jose Av
Querilo Giovanni (Querilo & Co.), r. 412 Fran-
cisco
" & Co. (Giovanni Querilo and Giovanni
Bacigalupi), hay, grain, wood and coal.

Querin Alexander, r. 420 Jackson
Queroulet Frank, dishwasher, r. 1313 Stockton
Quesada Alice, widow, r. 232 Sadowa
" Lauriano, cigars, r. 1418 Powell
Quesso Louis, marble cutter, r. 14 Cleveland
Quevedo Stefano, fruit peddler, r. 908 Sansome

" Vincent, teacher music, r. 26 Hofl Av
Queyrel Ferdinand, boarding and liquors, 625

Pacific
Quick Arthur M., motorman Market St. Ry, r.
12141/4 Steiner
" Charles, horse boot maker, 617, 5th Av, r.

Fulton nr 1st Av
" James R., stenographer Fireman's Fund
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Quick Jolin W., proprietor San Francisco Pi-
oneer Screen Works. 221, 223, 1st, r. 1014
Mission
" William J-., bartender, r. 902 Montgomery
Quigg Frank, bartender Henry Quigg, r. 341, .5th
" Henry, liquors, 34714, 5th, r. 341, 5th
" James, plumber, r. 341, 5th
" M. B. Miss, dressmaking, 126 Kearny
Quigley Alice Miss, packer W. H. Miner, r. 530
Mission
" Annie, domestic, 2924 California
" Benjamin C, traveling salesman Eisen
Vineyard Ck)., r. 1364 Market
Quigley Brothers (Luke G. and John T.), deal
ers carpets, etc., and proprietors Union
Steam Carpet Cleaning and Renovating
Works, Market, Church and 14th
" Catherine, widow, r. 7 VeronaPl
" Charles, r. 126 Silver
" Charles, carpenter, r. Golden Gate Park
" Charles E., proprietor Golden Gate Oil

Supply Co., 1172 Mission, r. Oakland
" Cyrus E., attorney at law, r. 1513 Larkin
" Delia, widow, r. 521 O'Farrell
" Delia L., widow, r. 1908a Ellis rear
" Dennis, teamster J. C. Wilson & Co., r. 260,

1st
" Edward, r. 326 Ritch
" Edward J., stevedore, r. 651, 3d
" George, laborer, r. 552)4 Bryant
" George, student, r. Golden Gate Park
" George F., traveling salesman, r. 616 Ellis
" Hugh, cigars and tobacco, 1914. 4th, r. 279

Stevenson
" James, marine fireman, r. 547, 1st
" James, stevedore, r. 204, 8th
" James, tailor, r. 1309a O'Farrell
" James P., teamster Golden Gate Park
" James R., cooper M. D. Sproul, r. Cong-
don and Nye
" Jane, widow, r. 518, 4th
" John, engineer Quigley Bros., r. 2380

Market
" John G., blacksmith, r. 552^4 Bryant
" John M., physician, 44, 6th
" John T. (Quigley Bros.), r. 2378a Market '
" Luke D. (Quigley Bros.), r. 244 Oak
" Patrick, foreman laborers Golden Gate

Park
" Peter, marine fireman, r. 541, 1st
" Thomas, cashier Palatine Ins. Co.. r.

Golden Gate Park
" Thomas D. (Quigley Bros.), r. 2378 Market
" Thomas J., attorney at law, 305 Larkin, r.

1203 Market
" William C, rattan worker Wakefield Rat-
tan Co., r. 126 Sliver
Quilfelt William, teamster, r. 618;^ Linden Av
Quilici Alfonso, r. 719 Vallejo
" Anania (Quilici ,& Tofanelli), r. 1917 Stock-
ton
" Antonio (Mammini & Quilici), r. SW cor

Leavenworth and California
" Brothers (Venanzi and Pio), liquors and

lodgings, 632 Broadway
" Pio (Quilici Bros.), r. 521 Green
" Venanzi (Quilici Bros.), r. 1617 Powell
" & Tofanelli (Anania Quilici and Frank
Tofanelli), liquors. 1 Montgomery Av
Quill Anthony (Corkery & Quill), r. SE cor 26th
and Alabama
" Bernard, laborer, r. 74414 Harrison
" Catherine, widow, r. 528, 24th
" John, driver G. B. Low, r. 1721 Turk
" John A., fireman S. P. Co., r. 2211 Polk
" Margaret, widow, r. 2211 Polk

Quill Michael, butcher, r. 1222 Union
" William Rev., asst pastor St. Teresa's
Church, r. 723 Tennessee
Quillinan Edmund J., collector. 1504 Market,
rooms 7-8, r. 18a Cumberland
" Matthew J., stock clerk Davis Bros., r. 18a

Cumberland
" Michael, laborer, r. 18a Cumberland
" Michael S., cutter Davidson & Miller, r.
18a Cumberland
Quilty Frank, salesman Holt Bros. Co.. r. 411
O'Farrell
" William, marble cutter A. H. MacNutt, r.
374 Brannan
Quimby Ida Miss, shirtmaker. r. 326 Larkin
" J. Mrs., widow, r. 3 Adelaide PI
" Leon S., civil engineer C. A. Warren, r. 1

Scott
" Leonard F., millhand, r. 907 Church
Quime Elie, r. 208 Silver Av
Quin L. Chapuy, musician, 39, 4th
" Thomas F. L., painter, r. 126 Chatta-

QUIN W. H. & CO.

(William H.Quin},mmwrifflits,all kinds
machinery erected, shafting put up,
elevators built and repaired, 33 Beale

Quin William H. (W. H. Quin & Co.), r. 44

Minna
Quinan William R., superintendent Cal. Powder

Wks
Quinby Albert O., restaurant, 206 Ellis
Quincy Mining and Water Co., William C. Ral-
ston secretary, 331 Pine, room 20
Quine John S., cook J. Lanzer, r. 2232 Mission
Quinine Bros. (John H. and Thomas J.), wood
yard, IIV^ Hay ward
James P., teamster, r. 11% Hayward
John H. (Quinine Bros.), r. II14 Hayward
Mary, widow, r. lli^ Hayward
Thomas J. (Quinine Bros.), r. II14 Hayward
William J., sign painter, r. liy^ Hayward
Quinlan Anna D., widow, r. 1926Steiner

Bartholomew, r. cor Elsie and Santa Ma-
rina
Bridget, widow, r. IbM Dore
Bridget, widow, r. 160V^ Clara
Daniel, hackman United Carriage Co., r.

4O814 Natoma
Daniel J., butcher Charles Vocke, r. 484, 8th
Daniel P., miller, r. 482, 8th
Dennis, lamplighter, r. 844 Mission
Harry, butcher, r. 1328 Bryant
J., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill
James, carpenter, r. 1829 Turk
James, clerk depot Quartermaster U. S.

A., r. 1800 Green
James, marine engineer, r. 417 Franklin
James, porter Dunham, Carrigan & Hay-
den Co., r. 1117 York
James H., engineer, r. Elsie nr West Av
Jeremiah, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r.

1118 Treat Av
John, coalpasser str Australia
John, longshoreman, r. 105 Harriet
John, machinist, r. 844 Mission
John, marine fireman, r. .557 Howard
John Jr., extraman, r. 844 Mission
John D., butcher, r. 105 Harriet
Kate F. Miss, teacher Moulder Primary

School, r. 716 Golden Gate Av
Lizzy I., compositor James H. Barry, r.

482, 8th
Martin, attorney at law, r. 2621 Mission
Mary, widow, r. 2621 Mission
Mary, widow, r. Moultrie nr Cortland Av
Nora L. Miss, clerk Frederick H. Bushnell,

r. 112 Devisadero
Richard D., salesman Raphael Weill &

Co., r. 1101, 17th
Thomas, r. 15 Dore
Thomas, r. Elsie nr West Av
Thomas F., superintendent Kohlberg,
Strauss & Frohman, 107-109 Post, r. 4361/4
Castro
Thomas J., millhand, r. 105 Harriet
Timothy J., clerk A. W. Foster & Co., r.
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Quinlan William, hostler Christopher A. Mitch-
ell, r. 320O'Farrell
" William, painter, r. Elsie nr Coso Av
" William H., butcher, r. 1191 Harrison
" William J., physician and surgeon, 112V^

Grant Av
" William S., clerk Spring Valley W. W., r.
2008 Sutter
Quinlin Albert G., electrician, r. 8 Kearny
" Peter B., adjuster Spring Valley W. W., r.

716 Golden Gate Av
" William G., passe-partout maker Schuss-
ler Bros., r. 731 McAllister
Quinlivan Michael, teamster Richard D. Chand-
ler, r. 825 Battery
Quinn Abram R., clerk Smiths' Cash Store, r.
258 Richland Av
" Agnes Miss, finisher Golden G.ate Woolen

Mills, r. 18th nr Santa Clara
" Agnes M. Miss, school teacher, r. 1126

Valencia
" Amelia F. Miss, teacher music, r. 350 Grove
" Anna A., widow, r. Ill Liberty
" Anna J., widow, r. 9 Morris Av
" Annie W. Miss, school teacher, r. 213a

Guerrero
" Arthur W., salesman R. Pahl, r. 720 Laguna
" Bridget Miss, r. 1607 Powell
" Catherine, r. 519 Oak
" Charles, carpenter, r. 323, 18th
" Charles, contractor and builder, 133 Oak
" Charles, speculator, r. Palace Hotel
" Charles, upholsterer West Coast Furni-
ture Co., r. Oakland
" Charles C, clerk W. J. Landers, r. Oakland
•' Charles J., clerk Nat M. Raphael, r. 352%,

3d
" Daniel, r. 8 Miller PI
" Daniel, r. 667 Minna
" Daniel, miner, r. 251 Tehama
" Daniel Jr., mattress maker Bernhard Mat-
tress Co., r. 251 Tehama
" Daniel, shoemaker, 225, 28th
" DanielJ., painter, r. 1113^ Howard
" D'Arcy McG., medical student St. Mary's

Hospital
" Delia Miss, r. 34!^ Clara
" Delia F. Miss, clerk Mrs. Mary A. Quinn,

r. 1401 Point Lobos Av
" Edward, r. 22^ Clinton Park
" Edward, dishwasher, r. 861 Market
" Edward A., meterman Edison Light and

Power Co., r. 1319b Pine
" Edward P., teamster, r. 213A Guerrero
" Edward W., plumber and gasfitter, 41^4

Eddy, r. 110 Eddy
" Ellen, widow, r. 1526 Sanchez
" Felix, paver, r. 218, 5th
" Ferdinand, watchman, r. 734 Montgomery
" Frank, clerk general freight ofBce S. P. Co.,

r. Ocean Av nr 25th
" Frank, stonecutter, r. 133 Oak
" Frank J., helper T. J. Moynihan, r. 224

Union
" Frank J., purchasing agent Pac. Tel. &

Tel. Co., r. 1004% Natoma
" Frank R., druggist, r. 1526 Sanchez
" George A., machine hand, r. 352, 3d
" George W., 3d asst engineer str City of

Sydney, r. 519 Oak
" Henry, laborer, r. 225 Harrison
" Hugh, laborer, r. 221 Broadway
" Hugh E., plumber, r. 2315 Mariposa
" HughH., boxmaker Hobbs, Wall &Co., r.

468 Clementina
" James, r. 14 Mint Av
" James, boiler maker, r. 19 Ritch
" James, laborer, r. 720 Willow Av
" James, porter W. P. Fuller & Co., r. 3 Perry
" James, salesman Ben H. Lucke, r. 251 Te-
hama
" James, shipping clerk Heller, Bachman &

Co., r. 223 5th
" James, speculator, r. Palace Hotel
" James, stonemason, r. 9 Hattie
" James, teamster, r. 5.30 Noe
" James B., janitor Sailors' Union of the Pa-
cific, r. SW cor East and Mission
" James C, pressman, r. 223, 5th

Quinn James H., r. 1126 Valencia
" James H., marine engineer, r. 1439 O'Far-

rell
" James J., driver, r. 2002 Greenwich
" James L., laborer, r. 179 Perry
" James M., carpenter, r. 71 Germania
" James P., finisher Althof & Bahls, r. 530

Noe
" Jane, widow, r. 750 Harrison
" John Mrs., widow, r. 612 Eddy
" John, carpenter, r. 210 Sunny side Av
'< John, clerk, r. 1438 Leavenworth
" John, conductor Sutter St. Ry, r. 2426 Sutter
" John, gripman Market St. Ry, r. 41 Tre-

mont Av
" John, laborer, r. 605 Broadway
" John, longshoreman, r. 3 Rincon Av
" John, polisher San Francisco Plating Wks,

r. Jefferson bet Broderick and Baker
" John, seaman, r. 70 Minna
" John, speculator, r. Palace Hotel
" John, stevedore, r. 29a Gilbert
" John, teamster Oregon Imp. Co., r. 6 Fed-
eral
" John, teamster C. B. Rode & Co., r. 431 Jer-
sey
" John, typecaster Am. Type Founders' Co.,

r. 11 Langton
" John C. mining, office 4 Mills Bldg, 5th floor
" John C, shoemaker, 223, 5th
Quinn John E., fancy dry goods and gents' Tur-
ing goods, NW cor Polk and Pine, r. 899
Pine
" John F., bricklayer, r. 2 Railway Av
" John F., laborer, r. 38 Rausch
" John F., pressman E. C. McCullough &Co.,

r. 223, 5th
" John H., machinist West Coast Furniture

Co., r. 3019 Howard
" John J., r. 160 Clara

" John J., attorney at law, 204-208 Safe De-
posit Bldg, r. 1438 Leavenworth
" John J., blacksmith, r. 165 Tehama
" John J., lithographer, r. 225, 28t.h
" John L., clerk, r. 519 Oak
" John M., stone contractor, r. 1113, 13th Av

South
" Joseph M., laborer, r. 179 Perry
" Joseph T., draughtsman, r. 133 Oak
" Josephine, widow, lodgings, 18 East
" Kate Miss, seamstress, r. 1401 Point Lobos

Av
" Lemuel T., driver Conklin Bros., r. 33, 6th
" Lizzie A. Miss, stenographer Lindley &

Eickhofl, r. Palo Alto
" LouiS; musician, r. 10 Hyde
" Maggie, domestic, 2912 Jackson
" Margaret, widow, seamstress, r. 413 O'Far-

rell
" Margaret N. Mrs., dressmaking, 225, 28th
" Mary, widow, r. 1113, 13th Av South
" Mary A., widow, groceries. 1401 Point Lobos

Av
" Mary A. Miss, seamstress, r. 1401 Point

Lobos Av
'< Maurice M.,r. 1125V4 Florida
" Michael, asphaltum worker, r. 1738 Mission
" Michael, laborer, r. 307 Ritch
" Michael, laborer, r. 720 Laguna
" Michael, shoemaker, 1903 Ellis, r. Oakland
" Michael E., electrician D. D. Wass, r. 816,

15th
" Michael E., laborer, r. 213a Guerrero
" Michael H., hatter, 333, 4th
" Nathaniel P., machinist Market St. Ry., r.
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Quinn Patrick, r. 406%, 7th
" Patrick, fireman str Australia
" Patrick, laborer, r. 154 Clara
" Patrick, wood and coal, 236-238 Fulton, r.

2534 Bryant Av
" Peter, driver, r. 21 Victor
" Peter, expressman, SW cor Howard and

2d, r. 1039 Army
" Peter, groceries and liquors, NW cor Cas-
tro and 18th, r. 904, 17th
" Peter, longshoreman, r. 165 Tehama
" Peter, woodworker Andrew P. Nylin, r. 319

Moulton Av
" Peter H., stone contractor, r. 1113, 13th Av

South
" Peter J., foreman warehouse Code, Elfelt &

Co.. r. 165 Tehama
" Peter J., salesman Jos. Fredericks & Co., r.

132 Clipper
" Richard, laborer, r. E s Georgia bet Sierra

and Napa
" Samuel, fireman str San Bias
" Thomas, r. 2019 Howard
" Thomas, horseshoer Alexander F. Wood-
side, r. 530 Noe
" Thomas, laborer, r. 1727 Market
" Thomas, marble polisher, r. 16th Av South

bet K and L
" Thomas, rancher, r. Vernon nr Randolph
" Thomas, shoemaker, r. 1407»4 Folsom
" Thomas A., butcher, r. 165 Tehama
" Thomas F., iron molder, r. 1407% Folsom
" Thomas F., oiler Edison Light and Power

Co., r. 179 Perry
" Thomas F. L., painter, r. 126 Chattanooga
" Thomas J., clerk, r. 625 Minna
" Thomas M., elevator operator Mills Bldg,

r. 549 Stevenson
" Thomas P., expressman, r. 406%, 7th
" William, forgeman Pac. Roll. Mill
" William, groceries and liquors, 413, 5th
" William D. (Quinn & Pollock), r. 1614 Page
" William E., plumber and gasfitter, r. 1330ak
" William H., beltmaker L. P. Degen, r. 205

Diamond
" William H., machinist, r. 44 Minna
" William H., salesman Miller, Sloss &

Scott, r. Oakland
" William H., teamster, r. 2335 Harrison
" William H. Jr., manager retail bicycle de-
partment Golden State and Miners' Iron

Wks, 316 Post, r. Oakland
" William J., butcher, r. 218, 5th
" William J., conductor Presidio and Ferries

RR., r. 1111 Union
" William J., merchant tailor, 211 Powell, r.

730 Pine
" William J., musician, r. 28 St. Ann's Bldg
" William J., stone contractor, r. 1113, 13th

Av South
" William S., machinist, r. 2019 Howard
" William T., porter, r. 802 Montgomery
" Winifred J. Miss, gents' furnishing goods,

1561 Market
" & Pollock (William D. Quinn and Philip R.

Pollock), plumbers and gasfltters, 785

Haight
4®"Quinn. See Quin
Quinnan Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. 804%

Turk
Quinones Miguel, seaman str San Jose
Quint Douglass U., assistant weigher U. S.

Customs, r. Alameda
" Sewall P., r. 1618 Devisadero
Quintal! William, quartermaster revenue cutter

Rush, r. 26 South Park

Quintera Mining Co. (limited), (Alamos. So-

nora, Mexico), F. M. Petersen & Co.

agents. 506 Battery
Quinton George H., laundryman, r. 10 Chatta-
nooga
" Henry C, clerk J. A. Drinkhouse Co., r. 26,

12th
" John, carpenter Miller & Hamilton, r. 10

Chattanooga
" Lucy M., shoefitter, r. 10 Chattanooga
" May E., saleslady, r. 10 Chattanooga
" Robert, master mariner, r. 20 Clementina
" William W., shoecutter, r. 10 Chattanooga
Quirey Charles T.. driver Union Ice Co., r. 113,

8th
Quirilano Luigi, bootblack, r. 10 Margaret PI

" Stefano, bootblack, r. 10 Margaret PI
Quirk Annie, widow, r. 537 Haight
" Honora, widow, r. Mission opp Crescent Av
" James, teamster, r. Mission opp Crescent

Av
" James J., mattress maker I. L. Solomon &

Co., r. 628 Montgomery
" John, beamster South S. F. Tannery, r. 11th

Av South nr Railroad Av
" John, machine hand W. H. Nolan & Co., r.

1461 Golden Gate Av
" John, spice maker, r. 718 Vallejo
" John, teamster, r. 835% 15th Av South
" John J., pattern maker, r. 537 Haight
" Lizzie, domestic, 803 Guerrero
" Maggie, widow, r. Hunter's Point
" Martin P., shoemaker United Boot and

Shoe Co., r. 8 Wool
" Mary Miss, r. 616 Mason
" May Miss, compositor S. F. News Letter,

r. 537 Haight
" Peter, collector, r. 718 Vallejo
" Peter F., spice maker, r. 718 Vallejo
" Peter J., salesman James Mullaney & Co.,

r. 718 Vallejo
" Pierce, shipwright, r. 30 Bernard
" Thomas, plumber, r. 13 Hubbard
" Thomas H., dental student, r. 299 Hyde
" William, paper hanger, r. 228 Fulton
" William J,, painter, r. 228 Fulton
Quiroga Ventura, jeweler Shreve & Co., r. 1319

Polk
Quiros John, bootblack, 503% East, r. Oakland
Quiros Soda Water Co., Moritz Friedlander

manager, 555 Polk
Quisling Frank, bookkeeper Schweitzer & Co., r.

512% Baker
Quist Charles, carpenter Andrew Wilkie, r. 828

Bush
" John, r. Peralta Av opp Bryant
4Sg^Quist. See Quast
Quitzow August (Quitzow & Hurlbut), r. 215

Larkin
" Charles, clerk Home and Phoenix Ins. Cos.,

r. 1920% Filbert
" Henry W., attorney at law, 4 Mills Bldg,

3d floor, r. 915 Eddy
" Henry W. Jr., law student Henry W. Quit-
zow, r. 915 Eddy
" Vincent H., clerk Continental Fire Ins. Co.,

r. 509 Ash Av
Quitzow & Hurlbut (August Quitzow and

George M. Hurlbut), attorneys at law,

215 Larkin
Quivers Bertha Mrs., dressmaking, 1594% Bush
" Emanuel M., painter Burr & Shields, r.

1594% Bush

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Raab Hermann, cutter, r. 43 Clinton Park
" John, packer Wacker & Raab, r. 623 Green
" Valentine (Wacker & Raab), r. 623 Green
Raabe Charles E., cigar maker F. O. Raabe, r.

433 Minna
" Edward J., motorman The Paul Boy ton

Chute Co., r. 1830 Haight
" Frederick, r. 2841, 16th
" Frederick, liquors, r. cor India Av and

Naples
" Frederick, sack sewer, r. 139 CoUingwood

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Raabe Frederick O., cigar maker, 154, 2d, r. 509
Natoma
" Frederick W. , foreman J. Gundlacli & Co.,

r. cor India Av and Naples
" George A., r. 335V4, 21st
" Harris, umbrellas, 1070 Howard
" Leon S., jeweler, r. 16 Bond
4®"Raat)e. See Rabe

Raas Albert, vice-president The E. G. Lyons

Co., 606-610 Jackson, r. 2006 Devisadeio

" Alfred E., salesman, r. 517 Golden Gate

Av
" Andre, salesman The E. G. Lyons Co.
" Charles, student, r. 517 Golden Gate Av
" Emanuel, merchant, r. 517 Golden Gate Av
" Frederick, clerk, r. 517 Golden Gate Av
" Joseph C, president The E. G. Lyons Co.,
606-610 Jackson, r. 2022 Bush
Rabalo Macario, porter Philip Cohen, r. 330

Green
Rabba Amyn, peddler, r. 231 Green rear
Rabbe Frederick, seaman, r. 15 Howard
Rabbitt George, cook, r. 2308 Howard rear

" Michael, paper hanger, r. 2309% Howard
Rabe Charles, r. Harrison nr Stoneman
" William B.. barber David Martin, r. Harri-
son nr Stoneman
" William H., collector Spring Valley W.
W., r. Oakland
4®"Rabe. See Raabe
Rabeler Rose, widow, r. 2431 Folsom
Raber John, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 205

Vallejo
Rabin Frederick P., architect, 504 Kearny
Rabing Adolph, dairy produce, 2325 Mission
" Charles A. Rev., pastor United Evangel-
ical Church, r. 945 Shotwell
Rabinowitz Joseph Rev., cantor, r. 1217 Web-
ster
Rabjohn Charles A., machinist Sanborn, Vail &
Co., r. 116 Randall
" Edwin, r. 1016/2 Mission
" Edwin Jr., locksmith, 1019 Market, and

hardware, 125, 5th
" Thomas H., buyer Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
Alameda
Rabneck Fred, cook, r. 3 Russ
Rabnovich Charles, second-hand goods, 219, 3d,

r. 148 Tehama
RaboUi Pietro, r. 421 Filbert
Raborg Pierce C, check clerk Hibernia Savings

and Loan Society, r. 1104 Scott
Race Albert, carpenter, 128, 6th, r. 26, 6th
" Alice Mrs., r. 738 Shotwell
" Lorenzo, traveling salesman, r. 237, 7th
Rachel George W., physician, 969 Mission
Rachenberger Catherine, widow, r. M7y2 Ful-
ton
" Charles, laborer, r. 4 Oakwood
" Louis, winemaker, r. 4 Oakwood
Rachou Frank, laborer Cal Fertilizer Wks. r

5th Av South bet Land M

Racik Jolin, proprietor San Francisco Wire

and Iron Works, 669 Mission, and Vienna

Wire Works, 980 Howard, r. 980 Howard

Rackberry J. J., gripman Market St. Ry, r. 1412

Mason
Raclet Margaret, widow, r. 2010a Filbert
" Victorine M. Miss, school teacher, r. 2010a
Filbert
Racouillat Albert N., solicitor Pac. & S. F.
Box Factory, r. 417, 1st
" Alexander, laborer, r. 1336!4 Natoma
" Annie, widow, r. 1336% Natoma
" Felicine, teamster, r. 609, 7th
" Ferdinand L., machinist Wilson T. Smith,

r. 417, 1st
" Henry, bartender, r. 262% Clementina
" Louise, widow, r. 417, 1st
Radam's Microbe Killer Co., Walter Hirschfeld

manager, 1340 Market
Radanovich John (Osen & Radanovich), r. 1509

Pine
Radbald Charles, printer, r. 24 Hampton PI
Radbruch Herman, laborer, r. 26^ Chesley
Radcliffe Frank C, clerk, r. 808 Van Ness Av
" Joseph, seaman, r. 1003 Battery
" Zoe G., draughtsman U. S. Surveyor Gen-
eral's office, r. 808 Van Ness Av

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Raddan August G., insurance agent, r. 311 Tay-
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" Henry W., type founder, r. 311 Taylor
Radden Carl, upholsterer and mattress maker,
212%, 12th
" James W., janitor Spreckels Bldg, r. 518
Powell
Radder Barthold, cook, r. 1825 Powell
Raddich Aurelia (Raddich & Dumaraz), r. 1148
Sutter
" Edward, restaurant, r. 319 Fremont
" Martin, cook Gargre & Co., r. 319 Fre-
mont
" & Dumaraz (Aurelio Raddich and Raphael
Dumaraz), restaurant, 1203 Polk
Radditt George, restaurant, 2724 Sutter
Radebald Charles W., printer Levi Strauss &

Co.
Radeivei Peter, chopper Metropolitan Molding

Co., r. 522 Filbert
Rademacher Charles, clerk J. Brandt, r. NW
cor Valley and San Jose Av
" Edward, baker, r. 763 Howard
" John, driver Golden West Hotel
" Julius E., baker, r. 763 Howard
" Sylvester, bookkeeper Goodyear Rubber
Co., r. 1129 Bush
Rademaker Albert H., clerk Voss, Conrad & Co.,
r. 1327 Clay
" Fred, confectioner Reinhold Beck, r. 209

Kearny
" Harriet E. Miss, teacher Polytechnic High
School, r. 1327 Clay
Rademaker Jolin M., proprietor The Iroquois,

211 Kearny, r. 1327 Clay
Rader Christopher J., r. 33 Capp
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 31b Gilbert
" James A., r. 91 Montgomery Block
" William Rev., pastor Third Congregational
Church, r. 23 Hill
4®="Rader. See Roeder

Radford Edmund B., clerk City Street Improve-
ment Co., r. 1618 Washington
" George F., r. 1618 Washington
" Harry J., laborer, r. 322 Ritch
" James, foreman Engine 25 and superinten-
dent Hieks-Judd Co., r. 2523 Folsom
" John H., compositor, r. 2523 Folsom
" Joseph C, bookkeeper Coffin & Sanderson,

r. 1618 Washington
" Josephine, widow, r. 1618 Washington
" Margarita Miss, teacher Garfield Primary

School, r. 1618 Washington
" William, driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 4
Hampton PI
Radgesky Elizabeth, widow, r. 518 Van Ness Av
Radgesky Louis D., secretary Leak Glove Man-
ufacturing Co., 411 Market, r. lOOSHaight
Radieri Catherine, widow, r. 522 Filbert

" Peter, framemaker, r. 522 Filbert
Radigan Edward, stonecutter, r. 1809 Scott
" Frank T.. bookkeeper, r. 1809 Scott
" William C, painter, r. 1809 Scott
4®='Radigan. See Rattigan and Redican
Radius Eliza, widow, r. 1609% Baker
" Walter, bookkeeper Sherwood & Sherwood,
r. 1609% Baker
Radke Albert, shoemaker J. C. Nolan & Co., r.
Oakland
" Gus H., salesman W. K. Vanderslice i& Co.,

r. 724 Gough
" Henry F. (H. F. Radke & Co.), r. Fulton

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Radke Richard L., manager Max Shirpser Jew-
elry Co., 910 Market, r. 231 Capp
" Robert, teacher music, r. 713 Valencia
" William, deckhand str Alcatraz, r. 409
Drumm
Radler Colman. junk, r. 319, 12th
Radloff Ludwig F.. ladies' tailor, 325i/4 Geary
Radner Anton, master mariner, 9 Mission
Radomsky Jacob R.. carpenter Miller & Hamil-
ton, r. 346, 4th
Radonich Gilgo, restaurant, 16 Bryant
" Martin, waiter Anthony V. Spiletak & Co.,

r. 1010 Larkin
" Milan, dishwasher Nicholas Pariez & Co., ■

r. 16 Brannan
" Speero, cook Gilo Radonich, r. 16 Bryant
Radovan Christian, restaurant, 307, 6th, r. 1109

Folsom
Radovicti Brothers (John L. and Matthew V.).
wines and liquors wholesale and retail,
29 Geary
" George T., bartender John L. Radovich, r.

lax) Post

Radovicli JolinL. (Radovich Brothers), and pro-
prietor Frank's saloon, 328 Pine, r. 1800
Post
" John S., liquors and chop house, 517 San-
some. r. 12 Clement
" Matteo, bartender J. S. Radovich, r. 1212

Larkin
" Matthew V. (Radovich Bros.), r. 1800 Post
" Michael, cook Anthony V. Spiletak & Co.
" Nicholas, finisher Legallet-Hellwig Tan-
ning Co., r. 16^4 Freelon
Radstedt Gustav, musician, r. 426 Francisco
Radston Jacob Mrs., widow, r. 1024V2 Geary

" Julius, merchant, r. 1024!^ Geary
j8S"Radston. See Redstone
Radulovich Spiro, liquors, 1226 Polk
Radunzel Emma Miss, fancy work, r. 929 Post
Rae-Brown Alexander, bookkeeper, r. 219 De-

visadero
Rae James, bellboy Hotel St. Nicholas
" James, molder Western Foundry, r. 148^4

Clara
" James, stone contractor, 713, 7th, r. 732,

2oth
" John, butcher August Eggert, r. 148%

Clara
" John, kitchen hand Harry Adolph, r. 639

Clay
" Joseph A., compositor, r. 713 Diamond
" R. A., quartermaster str Mariposa
" William, cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 730}^
Harrison
>8®"Rae. See Ray, Rea, Reay, Rey and Rhea
Raeder Bertrand, collector A. J. McNicoU & Co.,

r. 320 Turk
4®=Raeder. See Rader
Raedlinger Ignatz, brewer Chicago Brewery
Raetz Christopher, contractor, r. 2514^ Bryant
" Gustavus A., bartender John B. Muirhead,
r. 1069 Mission
Rafael Jacob, salesman W. Oberdeener, r. 629

" John, laborer U. S. Customs, r. 109 Jack-
son

" John E., clothing, 109 Jackson, r. 107 Jack-
son
Rafiael Gertrude, widow, r. 700 Jones

" John J., vocalist Tivoli Opera House, r.
Hotel St. Nicholas
Raffaelo Andreas, laborer, r. 222 Broadway

" Danda, rancher, r. 215 Clark

" P., marble sawyer Rufllno & Bianchi, r. 318
Broadway

Raflerty Alice, widow, r. 43 Ritch
" Ann, widow, r. 512, 9th
" Daniel, teamster, r. 212 Broadway
" Edward B., collector, r. 1517 Market
" Eugene, laborer, r. 405 Lyon
" John, butcher, r. 275 Jessie
" John, clerk, r. 605 Broadway
" John, finisher W. & J. Sloane & Co.,r. 519

Jones
" John, laborer, r. 512, 9th
" John, real estate agent, 501 California, r.

544 Folsom
" John J., druggist, r. 544 Folsom
" John W., blacksmith Corporation Yard, S.

F. F. D., r. 727Natoma
" Patrick, hostler, r. IOV2 Decatur
" Patrick, laborer, r. NW cor Steiner and

Hermann
" Patrick, waiter, r. 173 Minna
" Peter, carpenters. F. Gas Light Co., r. 11

Zoe
" William, laborer, r. 727 Natoma
Raffestin Celline Mrs., dressmaking, 344 Chen-
ery
" Ernest, cellarman Lenormand Bros., r. 324

Chenery
" Ettienne L., printer, r. 433d Tehama
" Eugene, plumber, r. 433d Tehama
" Julien, cook Page & Falch, r. 434d Tehama
Raffetto Andrea, gardener, Colombo Market
" John S., clerk, r. 1517 Dupont
" Luigi, boots and shoes, 623 Broadway, r.
Oakland
Raffo Antonio, janitor Montgomery Block
" Frank J., cooper Herbert & Vogel, r. 7 Car-
los PI
" Joseph, sugar boiler Western Sugar Refin-
ery, r. 1409 Kearny
" Louis, estate of (Ravenna & Co.), oface 421

Battery
" Paul Rev., S. J., clergyman St. Ignatius
Church, r. 314 Hayes
Rafter Frank J., packing dept. Pac. Can Co., r.
10 Albion Av
" John, galvanizer, r. 10 Albion Av
" John Jr., laborer, r. 10 Albion Av
Raftery Catherine Miss, dressmaker, r. 462 Bry-
ant
" Ellen, widow, r. 462 Bryant
" Thomas, laborer, r. 462 Bryant
Ragan Denis, r. 214 Haight
Ragan Denis F., physician and surgeon and sec-
retary U. S. Examining Board of Pen-
sions, 4-5 Donohoe Bldg over The Maze,
1170 Market, telephone South 784, r. 214
Haight
George, cook David McCurdy, r. 871 Market
Henry, laborer, r. 12a Zoe
Jeremiah W. (Ragan & Schlegel), r. 214

Haight
Joseph, longshoreman, r. 321H Tehama
Kate, domestic, 1261 California
Mary, domestic, 1261 California
Timothy, teamster, r. 2013 Folsom
& Schlegel (Jeremiah W. Ragan and
Maurice Schlegel), carriage and wagon
makers, 956 Harrison
4®"Ragan. See Reagan, Regan and Regen
Ragenovich Michael B. (Ragenovich & Colobo-
ros), r. 1213 Powell
" Nikola, with J. Violich, r. 1597 Turk
" & Coloboros (Michael B. Ragenovich and
Peter Coloboros), fruits and vegetables,
1213 Powell
Raggett James A., clerk construction depart-
ment Market St. Ry., r. 627 Grove
" Jennie, widow, r. 502 Fell
" John A., painter, r. 627 Grove
" Mary J., widow, r. 627 Grove
Raggi Pelegriao, teamster Brizzolara & Son, r.

24 Wetmore PI
Raggio Antonio, laborer, r. 509 Filbert rear
" Brothers (Joseph and Louis), fruits and

vegetables, 410 Hayes
" David (Demattei & Raggio), r. 9 St. Charles

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" James, bartender Fiorenzo Cavagnaro, r.

626 Broadway
" Joseph (Raggio Bros.), r. 410 Hayes

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Raggio Joseph, harness maker, r. 9 St. Charles
PI
" Louis (Raggio Bros), r. 410 Hayes
" Paul (P. Ratto & Co.), r. 2012 Mason
Raghiauti J., fish vender, r. 10 St. Charles PI
Ragland Rufus E., attorney at law, 206 San-
some, room 24, telephone Black 161, r. 404
Ellis
Ragsdale Charles F., traveling salesman J.

Ivancovich & Co., r. 606 Montgomery
Ragusa Charles, barber, r. 515 Union
'• Gaetano, shoemaker, r. 519 Green
" Mario, shoemaker, r. 713 Stockton
Rahe Caroline R., widow, r. 11 Alaska PI
" John (Zopp & Rahe), r. 529 Pine
" Joseph, bartender J. Soehl, r. 645 Sacra-
mento
Rahill Eugene, collector John M. McLaughlin
& Co., r. 1134 Stevenson
" Patrick, laborer, r. SE cor Wood and Geary
" Patrick, teamster James Smith, r. 1134
Stevenson
4®=Rahill. See Rayhill
Rahl Mary, widow, r. 128 O'Farrell rear
Rahlmann Harry F., groceries and liquors, SW
cor Railroad Av and 15th Av South, r.
15th Av South nr Railroad Av
Rahlves August, carpenter Central Lumber and
Mill Co., r. 620 Fell
" Henry, clerk Joshua Hendy Machine Wks,
r. 620 Fell
Rahmer Frederick W., laborer, r. 526'/^ Arkansas
Rahn Frederick L., mining engineer, r. 1025
Jackson
" John, groceries, 941 Bryant
" Mary, widow, teacher crocheting, r. 916
Montgomery Av
Rahr Charles, blacksmith Gray Bros., r. 723

Banks
Rahsskopflf Carl, superintendent Schmidt Label
and Lithographic Co., 17-31 Main, r. 2617
Clay
Rahtje William, groceries and liquors, 117, 2d

" William F., clerk, r. 2029 Pacific
Rahwyler Abraham., watchmaker, r. 706 Lom-
bard
" Alfred, salesman G. Verdier & Co., r. 6

Shotwell
" Alfred H., salesman, r. 706 Lombard
" Charles, salesman Cal. Bottling Co., r. 706
Lombard
Rahy Solomon, r. 46 Jessie

Raible John, laborer Enterprise Brewing Co.,
r. 5 Enterprise
" Marie, domestic, 1618 Bush
Raicevich Bozo (Monti & Raicevich), r. 542 Lin-
den Av
" Frederick, butcher, r. 1609'^ Lexington Av
" Louis, baker Joseph Bamford, r. I6O914

Lexington Av
" Spiro, furniture, 307 Hayes
" Therese, widow, r. 1609V^ Lexington Av
Rail Thomas, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r.

477 Jessie
Railroad Brewery, Frederick P. Schuster pro-
prietor, 423-427 Valencia
Railroad Building, NE cor 4th and Townsend
Railroad Commissioners, 27-28 Chronicle Bldg
Railroad Gazetteer (monthly), H. S. Crocker
Co. publishers, Edwin C. EweP manager,
215-219 Bush
" House, 2623 Sutter

" Lodging Kouse, N. F. Dethlefsen pro-
prietor, 533 Commercial
Railsback Mary J., widow, r. 628^ Natoma
Railton H. E. Alfred, bookkeeper, Pac. Mail SS.

Co., r. 418 Post
Railway Hand Book Publishing Co. The, W.
V. Bryan manager, publishers The Rail-
way Hand Book. 314 Post
Railway Hand Book (monthly), The Railway
Hand Book Publishing Co. publishers,
314 Post
Railway Mail Service United States (Eighth
Division), Samuel Hint superintendent,
SW cor Jackson and Battery
" Postal Clerks' Association (Eighth Divi-
sion), Frank S. Price secretary, SW cor
Jackson and Battery

Railway Publication Co. The, C. B. F. Lincoln
secretary, publishers Pocket Time
Tables, 306 Pine, room 9
Raimond Mary A., widow, r. 1804 Broadway
Raine Philip D., insurance, r. 262 Clara
Rainey George E.. furniture, r. 2013 Broder-
ick
" James H., clerk Frederick B. Haight, r.

1423 Clay
" Joseph, coachman, 1950 Washington
" Leslie W., with Indianapolis Furniture

Co., r. 1422 Clay
" Samuel, r. 1109 Golden Gate Av
" Samuel G., apprentice Wm. H. Birch &

Co., r. 1109 Golden Gate Av
" Sarah A., widow, r. 136 Scott
" William, r. 279 Stevenson
" William S., merchant, r. 2013 Broderick
J8®=Rainey. See Raney and Reaney
Rains George, laborer, r. 1147 Harrison
Rainsbury John, policeman, r. 931 Filbert
Rainville Joseph, conductor, r. 513e Larkin
Rainwater Harry, gripman Market St. Ry., r.

1020 Jackson
4®"Rairdon. See Reardon and Riordan
Raisch Albert, r. 841 Devisadero
Raisch Alhert J., manager San Francisco Pav-
ing Co., 510 Safe Deposit Bldg, r. 632
Haight
" Florence Mrs., r. 414 Bartlett
" Frederick, plumber and gasfitter, 1525

Howard
" Oliver L., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 638,

23d
" William C, contractor, 510 Safe Deposit
Bldg, r. 136, 11th
Raisin August, janitor, r. 30 John

" Ernest, cooper, r, 30 Stone
Rakeman Frederick, restaurant, 821 Kearny,

and liquors, 729, 5th Av, r. 729, 5th Av
Raleigh John S., r. 806 Lyon
" Lillie E. Miss, compositor Goodman-Lev-

ison Co., r. 652 Stevenson
" Maggie Miss, compositor Goodman-Lev-
ison Co., r. 652 Stevenson
Ralls Richard F., dentist, 14 St. Ann's Bldg

RALLS RICHARD F.,

dentist, office hours 9 a. m to 12 m.,
1 to 5 p. m., 14 St. Ann's Bldg, 6 Eddy

Ralph Carl, electrician, r. 210 Hyde
" Etta Mrs., massage, r. 28|4, 6th
" Fahetta Mrs., r. 60534 Guerrero
" Frank, r. 100 Jones
" Frank F., clerk Alameda, Oakland and

Berkeley Expresses, r. 21 Market
" James D., porter Lewis Meyerstein, r. 1816

Ellis
" John J., packer J. A. Folger & Co.. r. 54

Everett
" Joseph, molder, r. 100 Jones
Ralph Mamie, hairdresser Fred Hays, r. 1825

San Carlos Av
Ralph M. A. Miss, dressmaking, 225 Geary
" Minnie Miss, nurse, r. 816 Powell
" William T., machinist, r. 4 Marcy PI
Ralston Andrew J., president Selby Smelting

and Lead Co., 416 Montgomery, r. Oak-
land
" Daisy M. Miss, r. 20th Av nr Point Lobos

Av
" Divide Gold Mining Co. (limited), W. C.

Ralston manager, 331 Pine, room 20
" Ellsworth, butcher A. Rhodes, r. 2329 Pine
" Florence C. Miss, r. 20th Av nr Point Lobos

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Ralston Frank, assistant propertyman Colum-
bia Theatre

" Gavin, pattern maker William F. Buswell,
r. 226, 11th

" George P., contractor and builder, 20th Av
nr Point Lobos Av
Ralston Henry (Ralston & Nelson), and Dro-
prietor Ralston Iron Wks, 222-224 How-
ard, r. 915 Page

" Henry J., bookkeeper Ralston I. Wks, r.
915 Page

RALSTON IRON WORKS,

Henry Ralston proprietor, manufac-
turer architectural and ornamental
iron work, fences, doors, etc., and gen-
eral housesmith, 222-224 Howard

Ralston James A., r. 220 McAllister
" James G., carpenter, r. 20th Av nr Point

LiObos Av
" John, bartender Richard Madden, r. 401

Francisco
" John, tanner, r. 537% Wolfe
" John, with Ralston Iron Wks, r. Oakland
Ralston The, Mrs. C. F. Spencer proprietor, 1222

Pine
Ralston William C. (Ralston & Grayson), and
secretary Pacific Mining Agency and
Trust Co., 331 Pine, room 11, r. Oak-
land
" William C, laborer, r. 17 Natoma
" William H., clerk Albright Bros.
Ralston & Grayson (William C. Ralston and
Robert R. Grayson), mining, 331 Pine,
room n
Ralston & Nelson (Henry Ralston and George
H. Nelson), proprietors Pacific Tin and
Sheet Iron Works, 151 Beale
Ramacciotti A. G. & Co. (A. Giovanni Ramac-
ciotti and Frank Dalberto), fruits and
vegetables, 29391^ Clay
" A.Giovanni (A. G. Ramacciotti & Co.), r.

293914 Clay
" Italo Mrs., r. 2105 Fillmore
" Richard, restaurant, 615 Commercial
Rambaud August, laborer, r. 718'/i Union
" Pierre, engineer French Hospital, r. 814
Montgomery
Ramberg Charles J., gripman Sutter St. Ry., r.
2609 Pine
" Gustav, gripman Sutter St. Ry., r. 3628%
Sutter
Rambert Christian, porter George Goeppert, r.

105 Stockton
Rambke David S.. special policeman First Na-
tional Bank of S. F. Safe Deposit, r. 110
Eddy
Ramho Edward B., manager Winchester Re-
peating Arms Co., 418-420 Market, r. 2503
Gough, and San Jose, Santa Clara Co.
" Galinda, widow, r. 1018 Mason
" Marcellus C, bookkeeper Murphy, Grant
& Co., r. 30 Post
Ramel Frank, r. 422'^ Post
Ramelli Marie, stenographer Dairymen's Union

of California, r. 1507 Stockton
Ramey D. K. Mrs., nurse, r. 237 Oak
Raminger John, hackman United Carriage Co.,

r. 340 Minna
Ramirez Antonio, fireman, r. 1024 Kearny
" Antonio, waiter, r. 608, 2d
" John H., merchant, r. 1306A Leavenworth
" Jose, musician, r. 510 Stockton
" Soledad, cook, 2908 Washington
Ramm Adolph, porter Hinz & Landt, r. 20 Myr-
tle A v

Ramm Albert F., hatter K. Meussdorffer & Son,
r. 117 Morris Av

" A. Louis, type caster Am. Type Founders'
Co.,r. 2416 California

" Charles A. Rev., assistant rector St.
Mary's Cathedral (R. C), r. 1100 Frank-
lin

" Henry, cabinet maker, r. 117 Morris Av

" Nettie Miss, dressmaker, r. 212, 11th

" Theodore H., entry clerk W. & J. Sloane &
Co., r. 212, nth
Ramon Anselmo, cigar manufacturer, 622 Clay

" Edward, laborer, r. 27 Hinckley

" Fannie, widow, r. 1220 Laguna

" Jessie, clerk, r. 1220 Laguna

" John A., cigars and tobacco, 436 Bush, r.
729 Pine

" J. P., tanner Legallet-Hellwig Tanning
Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av

" Minnie Miss, nurse, r. 27 Scott PI

" Pierre, carpenter Legallet-Hellwig Tan-
ning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av

RAMONA THE,

Mrs. Eate S. Hart manager, 130 Ellis
bet Powell and Mason, telephone
Main 5363

Ramond E., tailor, r. 1314 Powell
>8®"Ramond. See Raymond and Remon
Ramos A., fireman str San Jose
" Francisco M., liquors, 317 Drumm, r. 319%

Drumm
" Joseph M., milkman, 17 Hayward
" Leonora Miss, r. 319% Drumm
" Louis, waiter Pires & Reis, r. 34 Jackson
" Vertuozo J., liquors, 317 Pacific, r. 422
Drumm
Rampillion Eugene Miss.r. 1509a Sacramento

'• Maria Miss, p. 1509a Sacramento
Ramsall William, clerk, r. 871 Market
Ramsay Adam M., cashier Sperry Flour Co., r.
Alameda
" Alice Miss, principal Noe Valley Kinder-
garten, r. 1036 Valencia
" Henry C, clerk Robert Dickson, r. 700

Jones
" William J., dry goods, 515-517 Hayes, r. 313
Franklin
4®=Ramsav. See Ramsey
RamsdeU Henry V., vice-president Bullock &
Jones Co., 105 Montgomery, r. Alameda
" Ira L., live stock, r. 2017 Devisadero
" Joseph, mining, r. 953 Harrison
Ramsden G. W.Mrs., dressmaking, 521 Minna
" Joseph, mining, r. 953 Harrison
" Kate, widow, r. 521 Minna
" Thomas, draughtsman engineering dept.
S. P. Co., r. San Mateo
Ramselius Adolph, jeweler Schaezlein & Bur-
ridge, r. 18 Perry
" Charles, teamster Charles J. Hendry's Son
& Co., r. 746, 17th
Ramsen Francis, r. 8 Lynch
Ramsey Alexander, painter, r. 944 Mission
" David M., musician, r. 1216 Noe
" EUert, house painter J. E. Rose, r. 944

Mission
" George, clerk Merchant & Nickels, r. 111%

Minna
" George, cook Emil Quarg, r. 6 Adelaide PI
" Henry O., foreman Buckingham & Hecht,

r. 329 Day

" Marvin J., cooper Cal. Wine Assn

" Nicholas, liquors, 829 Kearny, r. 536 Pacific

Ramsey OberUn N., manager Keeley Institute,

14 McAllister, r. 2716 Sacramento

" Peter, bartender John Cordes, r. NE cor

Pacific and Kearny
" Peter, 2d officer str Transit, r. Oakland
" R., quartermaster str Belgic, r. 650 How-
ard
" Robert, seaman str Del Norte
Ramsey William H., merchant tailor, 121
Montgomery, r. Alameda
" William H., musician, r. 111% Minna
" William J., merchant, r. 313 Franklin
" William M., cashier L. R. Larzelere & Co.,
r. 1819 Encinal Av "
See Ramsay

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Ramson Margaret, widow, r. 419 Castro
Ramus James A., clerk A. S. Neal Warehouse
Co., r. 1852 Lexington Av

" Joseph, laborer, r. 1344, 26th

" Louis A., clerk J. D. Spreckels & Bros. Co.,
r. 1852 Lexington Av

" Mary A., widow, r. 1852 Lexington Av
Rancatore Marco, fish peddler, r. 1318 Keai-ny
Rancke Adolph, clerk Rancke Bros., r. 1117 Ten-
nessee

" Brothers (Henry and William), groceries,
1532 Kentucky

" Henry (Rancke Bros.), r. 1117 Tennessee

" L. C. Mrs., r. 27 Ridley

" William (Rancke Bros.), r. 1117 Tennessee
Rand Amelia J. Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 708 Shot-
well

" Charles, steward, r. 610 Douglass
Band Drill Co. (New York), H. D. Morris & Co.
agents, 141-143, 1st

" H. K. Mrs., lodgings, 184 Jessie

" HoUis K., painter, r. 184 Jessie

" John, waiter str Australia

" John F.. painter, r. 11 Louisa

" Mary A., widow, r. 11 Louisa

" Philip W., teamster, r. 11 Louisa

" Richard, cook Louis Diezelski. r. 328 Hayes
Randall Andrew W., seaman, r. 19 Drumm

" Anne S. Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 404
Ellis

" Augusta, widow, r. 1915 Baker

" Catherine, widow, r. 1130 Filbert

" Charles A., pressman Methodist Book De-
pository, r. 322, 3d

" Charles E., attorney at law, 402 Montgom-
ery, rooms 20-21, r. Oakland

" Charles E., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 7
Adair

'< Charles W. (Wakelee & Co.), r. Piedmont

" C. Henry, teacher music, r. 2007 Steiner

" Clement, master tugboat Vigilant, r. 416
Vallejo

" Comley H., dispatcher Market St. Ry., r. 5

" Edward T., r. 105 O'Farrell

" Ellis, clerk Blue Lakes Water Co., r. 911,

25th
" F. B., chief engineer U. S. revenue cutter

Rush
" Frank, cornice maker William Cronan, r.

1217 Mission
" Harry, clerk S. B. Leavitt Co., r. Alameda
" Horatio C, agent New York Life Ins. Co..

r. 25b Belvedere
" Ida Mrs., dressmaking, 1217 Mission
" Irving L., machinist, r. 213 Clara rear
" John B., clerk, r. 529 Sacramento
" John J., artist, r. 51, 2d
" Maggie J., widow, r. 621 O'Farrell
" S. & Co. (Mrs. Sarah Randall and James
Dowling), groceries and liquors, SW cor
Hyde and Turk
" Samuel B., master str Monticello, r. 7

Lawrence PI
" Sarah, widow, r. 322, 3d

" Sarah Mrs. (S. Randall & Co.), r. 112 Hyde
" Sarah J., widow, r. 25B Belvedere
" Thomas, seaman, r. 8 Clay
" Viella A. Mrs., r. 610 Douglass
" William F., engineer, r. 115 Taylor
" William J., paper carrier, r. 1815 McAllis-
ter
" William M., master tugboat Amalie, r. 7

Lawrence PI
" William N., teamster Quiros Soda Water
Co., r. 519 Linden Av
*®=Randall. See Randle and Randol
Rander Herman, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r.

748 Iowa
Randholn Catherine, widow, r. 535 Arkansas
" Deede, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 535
Arkansas
^©"Randin. See Ranken
Randit Vincent, seaman, r. 232 Francisco
Randies O. H., oiler str Mariposa
Randol William M., capitalist, r. 406 Sutter
Randolph BenjaminH., clerk Dunham, Carrigan
& Hayden Co., r. Alameda
" Bruno, clerk, r. 1508^ Broadway

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

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Randolph Daniel L., president Gas Consumers

Association, 316 Post, r. Alameda

" Frank C, machinist Abner Doble Co., r.

1103, 23d
" Frank W., salesman M. Friedman & Co., r.

605^/4 Guerrero
" George F., civil engineer, r. 426a Linden

Av
" Henry, r. 1331 Sacramento
" John, bootblack, r. 664^^ Howard
" John H., cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 853

IlliEois
" John W., steward, r. 939 Shotwell
" M. Mrs., r. 711 Jones

" Walter S., cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 853
Illinois
Randrup William, mining, r. 324 Bush
Randt William, gripman, r. 606 Central Av
Raney Rebecca E. Miss, nurse French Hos-
pital
4®"Raney. See Rainey and Reaney
Ranft Henry A., bookkeeper Redington & Co., r.
1914 Pierce
" Philip, furnished rooms, 702 Vallejo
Rang Anne, widow, r. 2100 Greenwich
Rank Edward, longshoreman, r. 523, 6th
" Frederick, groceries and liquors, 1542 Cas-
tro
" Frederick, plumber Frank Corneps, r. 210

Valencia
" John, peddler, r. 523, 6th
" Martin, rattan worker, r. 523, 6th
Ranke F. William G., with Ernst Weber, r. 114

Fair Oaks Av
Ranken Augustus J., solicitor Bibo, Newman &
Ikenberg, r. 1425 Octavia
" Bridget, widow, r. 412 Eddy
" Charles N., clerk, r. 412 Eddy
" Francis I., law student, r. 412 Eddy
Ranken Joseph H., manager Ingleside, Ocean

House Road, junction Corbett Av
Rankin Charles E., clerk auditing dept. Wells,
Fargo & Co.. r. 1123 Taylor
" David D., butler, r. 20 Reed
Rankin George A., attorney at law, 14 Sansome,
room 43, r. 29 Willard
" Isabel H. Miss, teacher Denman Grammar

School, r. 1413 Larkin
" I. T., solicitor, r. Ill Grove
" James, keeper Fort Point Lighthouse

Station Preside
" James, ship carpenter, r. 631, 2d
" James, upholsterer Max S. WollI, r. 132

Fern Av
" James S., ship carpenter, r. 715 Howard
" John, watchman str Columbia
" Joseph, peddler, r. 501 !4, 6th
" Maggie C. Miss, r. 928 Guerrero
" Mary, widow, r. 100, 6th
" Robert, clerk Robert Dickson, r. Oak-
land
" Roberta, widow, r. 20 Reed
" Samuel B., telegraph operator, r. 5 Golden

PI
" Samuel H., policeman, r. 720 Oak
" Sarah, widow, r. 1123 Taylor
" William, cook, r. 28 Sacramento
" William B., director Cal. Wine Makers;
Corporation, 43 Luning Bldg
Ranks Ella Miss, r. 400 Golden Gate Av
Ranlett Horace D., ores and mining, 420 Mont-
gomery, room 28, r. 1332 Grove
" James S.', marine engineer, r. 149, 2d
Rann Henry, cabinet maker, r. 117 Morris Av
Rannie Alexander (Rannie & Co.), r. 33 Met-
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Rannie & Co. (Alexander Rannie), manufac-
turers' agents and hardware specialties,
110 Sutter
Ranous Leota Miss, bookkeeper L. Scatena &

Co., r. 605 Post
Ransdall James T., salesman Hulse, Bradford

&Co.,r. 930, 32d
Ransom Andrew, managing editor Pacific Cal-
endar and Catholic Church Bulletin, 83
St. Ann's Bldg, r. Santa Clara, Cal.

" Charlotte B. Miss, bookkeeper Charles C.
Pennell & Co., r. East Oakland
Ransom Ellsha (Elisha Ransom & Co.), and
treasurer San Francisco Produce Ex-
change Mutual Benefit Association, 425
California, r. 1190 Bush

" Elisha & Co. (Elisha Ransom), grain
merchants, 303 California, rooms 12-13

" George, teamster Commercial Soap Co., r.
19 Chesley

" George V., musician, r. 823 Hampshire

" Guy L., messenger First National Bank,
r. 1120 Bush

" Jennie Miss, nurse, r. 417 Van Ness Av

" Mary E., widow, r. Newman nr Benning-
ton

" Mary H., widow, r. 2031 Taylor

" Matilda U. Mrs., varieties, 1604 Hayes

" Robert C, clerk, r. 1120 Bush

" Thomas W., draughtsman Fulton Eng. &
Ship Bldg Wks, r. 1120 Bush

" William P., with Brown, Craig & Co., r.
Oakland

" William P. H., r. Newman nr Benning-
ton
Ransome Annie Miss, r. 1631 O'Farrell

" E. L., president Ransome & Smith Co., r.
Chicago, 111.

" F., photographer, r. 707'/4 Hyde

" Lee J., attorney at law, r. 1631 O'Farrell

" & Gushing. Now Gushing- Wetmore Co.,
508 California, room 9

" & Smith Co.. E. L. Ransome president, A.
H. Clough secretary, concrete patents,
101 Sansome, room 26
Ranstrom Johannes, ironworker Fulton Eng.

& Ship Bldg Wks, r. I3'/2 Bryant Av
Ranzoni Lorenzo, laborer, r. 8 Ohio PI

" Louisa, widow, r. liilYi Dupont
Ranzulo Anton A., bartender Radovich Bros.,
r. SYz Monroe

" Martin, bartender Crystal Palace, r. 322
Minna
Raozzani C, fresco painter G. Orsi, r. 4. Union

PI
Rapetti Christine Miss, dressmaking, 1215

Geary
Raphael Al, bookkeeper, r. 825 Eddy

" Elias T., clerk Reiss Bros. & Co., r. 1338
Ellis

" Frank, barber, W s Mission nr Silver Av
Raphael George, general manager Raphael's,
9-15 Kearny, r. 1424 Post, telephone West
880

" Hadji, Egyptian goods, 35 Post, r. SW cor
Polk and Union
Raphael Isaac, vice-president Raphael's, 9-15
Kearny, r. 1705 Gough, telephone West
719

" Isidore, cigar dealer, r. 1229 Fulton

" James G., marine engineer, 9 Mission, r.
Berkeley

" Jennie, widow, r. 405, 5th

" John, butcher, r. 405, 5th

" Joseph, clerk Kohlberg, Strauss & Froh-
man, r. 1229 Fulton

Raphael Julius W., president Raphael's, 9-15
Kearny, r. 2422 Clay, telephone West 423

" Lewis, insurance broker, 402 Front, room
4, r. 332 Geary

" Meyer, second-hand clothing, 247, 4th, r.
320, 7th

" Minnie Miss, r. 211854 Bush

" Morris, r. 320^4, 7th

" Morris, jeweler, r. 1234 O'Farrell

" Nat M., dealer watches and jewelry, 128
Kearny, r. 1906 Sutter

" Robert R., manager mail order dept. Ra-
phael's, r. 2414 Fillmore

" Samuel, pawn broker, r. 2319a Pine

" Solomon A., accountant, r. 825 Eddy

" W. K., real estate, 20 Montgomery
4®=-Raphael. See Rafael

RAPHAEL'S

(incorporated), Julius W. Raphael
president, I. Raphael vice-president,
George Raphael general manager, A.
L. Frank secretary, men's, boys' and
children's apparel, furnishing goods
and hats, 9-11-13-15 Kearny, telephone
Grant 65
Raphael's Loan Office, 624 Montgomery
Rapheld Belle Miss, tailoress Joseph Gutman,
r. 629 Hayes
" Jacob, salesman, r. 629 Hayes
" Mary, widow, r. 629 Hayes
Rapid Safety Filter Co. of San Francisco, R.
H. Lloyd president, W. D. Mansfield
secretary, S. L. Ackerman general man-
ager, 1209 Market
Rapovac Stephen, machinist Joseph Wagner

MfgCo., r. 901 Stockton
Rapp Adolph, manufacturing jeweler, 9 Geary,
r. 2820 California
A. Henry, mining engineer, 510 California
Charles (Union Machine Co.), 130 Main
Charles, baker Young & Weisman, r. 524

Stevenson
Charles, machinist Atlas Iron Wks, r. 2529

McAllister
C. Henry, tinsmith, 220 Leavenworth
Charlotte E. Miss, stenographer Pac. Mu-
tual Life Ins. Co., r. 705 Laguna
George, machinist, r. 545V2 Natoma
George A., teamster W. W. Montague & Co.
Gertrude, widow, r. 810 Olive Av
Gustave, hostler John Wieland Brewery,
r. 834c Howard
Rapp John, proprietor United States Beer
Bottling Co., SW cor 6th and King, r. 903
Fillmore
" John , beer tapper The Louvre, r. 633 Ellis
" John G., bookkeeper John Rapp, r. 903 Fill-
more
" John N., cooper Pac. Wooden Ware and

Cooperage Co., r. 805 Bryant
" Julius F., blacksmith, 1830 Mission, r. 1663

Mission
" Lizzie A. Mrs., bakery and notions, 705

Laguna
" Louis, jeweler Shreve & Co., r. 2820 Cali-
fornia
" Louis R., bartender People's Palace
" Louise, widow, r. 513 Ellis
" William, teamster W. W. Montague & Co.,

r. San Mateo
" WilliamF., porter, r. 909 Kearny
Rappa Angelo, groceries, 327^4 Broadway
Rappin Gabriel F., physician and surgeon, 1608

Stockton
Rappold Charles, molder Vulcan Iron Wks, r.

518 Howard ,
Rapport Flora Mrs., r. 515 Jones
Rarick Ara, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 730

Central Av
Rarig Weldon C, furniture, 157 New Montgom

ery, r. Alameda
Rasche Henry F., piano tuner, r. 1221 Bush
" Herman E., miller J. Martenstein & Co., r
714 Broadway
Raschen Frederick (Raschen & Co.), r. 1214 La
gun a
" Henry, portrait artist, 420 Montgom.ery
room 40

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Rasclieii Henry, proprietor Chicago Hotel, 220-
224 Pacific
" Luder, collector Cesar Bertheau. .r. Ala-
meda
" Martin, general insurance, 210 Sansome, r.

Alameda
" & Co. (Frederick Raschen and Martin
Meyer), groceries and liquors, 1223 La-
guna
Raschke Herman, foreman Gray Bros., r. 10

Rascolan Albert, laborer, r. 19 Scott PI
Rasiezza George, waiter N. Sersen, r. 804, 3d
Rask Emil J., butcher, r. 1317 Scott
" Jan, surfman Golden Gate Life Saving

Station
" John O., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 118

Laurel
" Paul, waiter, r. 19 South Park
Raskin Jennie Miss, school teacher, r. 911 Polk
Rasmus Charles, waiter, r. 227 Minna
" Christopher, waiter, r. 227 Midna
Rasmuson Andrew, barber John Perazzo, r. 702

Montgomery
Rasmussen Alexander, chicken ranch, cor San

Bruno and Cortland Avs
" Andrew, waiter, r. 635 Stevenson
" Andrew, longshoreman, r. 36 Clay
" Charles, bartender Oloff Carlson
" Charles, drayman McNab & Smith, r. 15a

McLea Court
" Charles, seaman, r. 110 Berry
" Charles P., carpenter, r. 1330 Rhode Island
" Christian, hostler Matthews Bros. & Co., r.

1434 Valencia
" Christian, laborer, r. 107 Colton
" Christian, laborer Western Sugar Refinery,

r. 1118 Tennessee
" Christian F., helper Selby Smelting and

Lead Co., r. 1409 Harrison
" Christian R., clerk, r. 509 Stockton
" Edward, laborer, r. 5 Miller PI
" Erik, liquors, SE cor Hyde and Union, r.

1300 Pine
" Fred, wood and coal, r. 1322 Rhode Island
" George J., tailor, r. 17th Av South bet Q

and R
" Gustave, clerk, r. 1322 Rhode Island
" Hans, laborer Arctic Oil Wks, r. 708 Min-
nesota
" Hans, proprietor White House, 314 Sierra
" Hans C, liquors, 1838 Union, r. 1836 Union
" Henry, helper Atlas I. Wks
•' Henry A., meats and provisions, 1322

Rhode Island
" Henry H., bartender Erik Rasmussen. r.

1334 Turk
" Jens, master schr Vega, office 15 Steuart,

r. Lorin, Cal.
" John, cook. r. 32 Stuart
" John, jeweler, r. 1 Goodsell PI
" John, tailor, r. 622 Clay
" Joseph, master mariner, 9 Mission
" Julius R., carpenter, r. 14 Victor
" Louis, cook Adam Swan, r. 1148 Market
" Louis, laborer, r. 1617 California
" Louis C, carriage and wagon maker, 870

Howard, r. 16^4 Perry
" Nils, carpenter Vermont Marble Co., r. 137

Perry
" Olaf, seaman, r. 33 Hinckley
" Peter, commission merchant, r. 1323 Rhode

Island
" Peter, laborer Arctic Oil Wks, r. 708 Min-
nesota
" Peter C. master schr Seven Sisters, office

9 Mission, r. S s 23d nr Potrero Av
" Rasmus, laborer, r. 1112 Tennessee
" Rasmus, master tugboat Sea King,Valleio

St. Wharf, r. 918 Army
" R. Peter, master schr Laura Madsen, office

15 Steuart, r. 204 VJ Francisco
" S., seaman, r. 67 Minna
" William, milkman, r. 295 Linden Av
" William A., master mariner, r. 1903a Fil-
bert
Rasmusson John, silversmith Shreve & Co., r. 1

Goodall PI
" Swan, seaman, r. 34 Gilbert

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

MANUFACTURERS OF

Plain, Japanned and Stamped

TINlA^KRE

309, 31 1, 313, 315 and3I7 MARKET ST.

Raspiller Louis, brewer F. A. Lux Brewing

Co., r. 1435 Pacific
Rassette JohnB., carpenter Hobbs, Wall & Co.,
r. 2330 Pine
" Samuel J., solicitor Hobbs, Wall & Co., r.
3108)4 Baker
Rastedt Gustave, teacher music, r. 436 Fran-
cisco
Rastetter Frank, r. 454 Tehama
Rastorfer Fred, liquors, 627 Sacramento, r. 57

Everett
RatcJifle H. Mrs., r. 1036^4 Folsom
" Winifred, widow, r. 80 Jessie
Rath Frank J., butcher, 613 Post, r. 1122]^ Elm
Av
" Frederick, bricklayer, r. 257a Clementina
Rathbone Frank H., bookkeeper Ballard & Hall,

r. 3215 California
Rathtoone Harry B., manager Bohemian Club,
130 Post, r. 1600 Taylor
" Jared L. , capitalist, 301 Crocker Bldg, r. SE
cor Clay and Jones
Rathbun Frank L., machinist Frank A. Geier,
r. 404 Castro
" Frank W., plumber George C. Dallamore,

r. 404 Castro
" George C, sashmaker, r. 404 Castro
" Phoebe Miss, compositor, r. 338 Shotwell
Rathe William, merchant tailor, 520 Geary
Rathelot Aline Miss, saleslady Mrs. J. Ansot,

r. 1439 Pine
Rathfon Benjamin F., policeman, r. 915'/^ Lott
Rathje Adolph, clerk P. H. Mullen, r. 2404 Sutter
" August, driver U. S. Laundry, r. 226a McAl-
lister
" Caroline, widow, chambermaid The Na-
varre

RATHJEN BROTHERS

(Henry and Martin), wholesale and
retail grocers, tea and wine merchants,
21 Stockton, telephone Main 5522

Rathjen Henry (Rathjen Bros.), r. 3103 Lombard

" Martin (Rathjen Bros.), r. 2101 Lombard
Rathjens Peter F. (Bluhm & Rathjens), r. 1327b

Pacific,
Rathke Charles, master mariner, 9 Mission
Rathman Peter, with Pac. Vinegar and Pickle

Wks
Ratigan Luke, fireman, r. 67)4 Shipley

" Mary, domestic, 15 Belvedere
Ratner B., locksmith, r. 149 Shipley rear

" Hyman, tailor George Speier, r. 36 Russ
Ratowsky Harry C, tailor, r. 525V4 Fell
Rattagan Harry, butcher, r. 216i/4 Austin Av
" Louis, bookkeeper Charles Goldstone, r.
216)4 Austin Av
Rattenberry William A., collector Harbor Com-
missioners, r. 322, 5th
Ratti Celeste, musician, r. 504 Union
Rattigan Annie Miss, r. Our Lady's Home
" Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 346 Taylor
" Catherine, widow, r. 327, 19th
" Edward, helper Bush & Mallett Co., r. 1809

Scott
" Kate Miss, teacher piano, r. 1416 Clay
" Margaret Miss, bookkeeper Herman Heyne-

man, r. 1416 Clay
" Patrick, painter, r. 18 Hill
" Thomas, foreman ironers La Grande

Laundry, r. 127 Valley
" William, ironer La Grande Laundry, r. 327,

29th
" William, stenographer Cahn, Nickelsburg
& Co., r. 1416 Clay
4®°Rattigan. See Radigan and Redican

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CO

Ratto Angelo, r. 42*1/2 Union
" Andrew, carpenter, r. 1331 Natoma
" Antonio, carpenter, r. 321, 18th
" Baptista, carpenter, r. 1331 Natoma
" Bartholomew, carpenter, r. 2509 Jones
Ratto Bartliolomew, insurance broker, 24

Montgomery Block, r. 82 Montgomery

Block
" Benie, carpenter, r. 2509!^ Jones
" Carlo, gardener Colombo Market
■' Charles, miller Potrero Yeast and Vinegar

Co., r. 1110 Iowa
" Charles, teamster Morton Draying and

Warehouse Co., r. 28 Turk
'■ Charles F., cashier Otis & Co., r. 804, 3d
" David, carpenter, r. 1331 Natoma
Ratto E. M., proprietor Ratio's Commercial
■ Agency, 15a Montgomery Av, r. 714

Green
" Frank, carpenter, r. 1516 Howard
" Frank, scavenger, r. 40a Albert Lane
" Frank J., stableman, r. 3040 Howard
" George W., photographer Union I. Wks, r.

128, 13th
" Gervasio, architect, r. 221, 18th
" H. E., reporter L'ltalia, r. 714 Green
" Helen H., lodgings, 804, 3d
" John, carpenter, r. 1331 Natoma
" John, fruits and vegetables, 702 Valencia
" John, gardener, r. Madrid nr Russia Av
'• John B., boots and shoes, 2038 Howard, r.

2O40 Howard
'• JohnM.. stenographer Thomas Loughran,

r. 2040 Howard
•' Joseph, gardener, r. Madrid nr Russia Av
" Joseph, peddler, r. 4 Maiden Lane

RATTO LEO G..

manager Ratto's Law and Collection
Agency, 512 Montgomery, r. 928 Broad-
way

Ratto Louis, wood and coal, 1811 Union
" Maurice, butcher, r. 613 Ivy Av
- Nicholas (Quei^alo & Ratto), r. 1331 Na-
toma
" Otto M., reporter L'ltalia, r. 714 Green
" P. & Co. (Paul Ratto, Paul Raggio and For-
tunato Depaoli), hay and grain, 2012 Ma-
son
" Paul (P. Ratto & Co.), r. 3012 Mason
" Scipio G., bookkeeper Sbarboro& Co., r. 82

Montgomery Block
" Stephen, fruits and vegetables, 2325 Mis-
sion, r. 1331 Natoma
" Theresa, widow, r. 1331 Natoma
" Virginia Mrs., bakery and varieties, 2038
Howard, r. 2040 Howard
Ratto's Commercial Agency, E. M. Ratto pro-
prietor, 15a Montgomery Av

Ratto's Law and Collection

Agency, L. G. Ratto manager, 512
Montgomery, telephone Main 353

Rattray William, clerk H. Huddleton & Co., r.

800 Webster
Ratuiyo Matthias, liquors, 251 Steuart
Ratye Ernest, bookkeeper Pascal, Dubedat &

Co., r. 3003 Franklin
Rau John F., lithographer Schmidt Label and

Litho. Co., r. 123 Lily Av
Rauber George A., butcher, 328, 3d, r. 325i4, 3d
Raubinger Bernhardt, brewer, r. SOW-A Pierce
■' Carl, driver, r. 3011 Vs Pierce
" Frank, pressman, r. 3011% Pierce
" George (William Raubinger & Sons), r. 620
Lombard

Raubinger William (William Raubinger &
Sons), r. 633!^ Lombard
" William & Sons (William, William Jr.

and George), draymen, 335 Front
" William Jr. (William Raubinger & Sons),
r. 6231/i Lombard
Rauch Henry, butcher, r. 530 Natoma
" Henry J., tanner r. Balmy Alley nr 34th
" W. A., attorney at law, r, 1233 Post
Rauchfuss Otto, druggist, r. 626 California
Rauer Jacob J., manager Rauer's Law and
Collection Agency, 134 Sansome, room
4, r. 1130 Ellis
Rauer's Law and Collection Agency, J. J.
Rauer manager, 124 Sansome, rooms
4-5-6, telephone Main 464
Raugh Edward, machinist Joshua Hendy Ma-
chine Wks, r. 2048 Jones
Rauhut Charles J., barber, 423 Washington, r.
1707 Post
" Otto, barber C. J. Rauhut, r. 1308 Devisa-
dero
Raulet Charles, proprietor Hubbard House, 139,

4th
Raum C. A. Mrs., r. Hotel Pleasanton
" John M., note broker, 512 Montgomery, r.
Alameda
Rausch John, barber, r. 1339 Pine
" John, expressman, SE cor Grant Av and

Bush, r. 2 Morse PI
" Nicholas, baker, r. 32 Rausch
" Samuel, r. 7235£, 22d
Rauschenbach Albert, machine hand, r. 317,

13th
Rauschkolb Frederick, steward, r. 2525 Gough
Rava Antone, sausage maker Edward Cerruti,

r. 1311Dupont
Ravani Charles, plumber Ravani & Curran, r.
448 Union
" Leonard (Ravani & Curran) , r. 448 Union
" Sebastian, plumber Ravani & Curran, r. 448

Union
" & Curran (Leonard Ravani and Anthony
E. Curran), plumbers and gasfitters, 440
Broadway
Ravano Angelo (G. Camilloni & Co.), r. 335
Union
" Francisco, laborer, r. 10 Margaret PI
" Luigi, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo
Ravekes Margaret, widow, r. 3019 Ellis
Raveley Printing Co., L. Levingston mana-
ger, book and job printers, 518 Clay
Ravella David J., florist, r. 1106 Kearny
Ravello Agostino, baker L. Valente, r. 214

Broadway
Raven F. O., master schr Bertie Minor, office 23

Market
Ravenna M. Mme., clairvoyant, 828b Howard

" Vincent (Ravenna & Co.), r. 713 Vallejo
Ravenna & Co. (Vincent Ravenna, Luigi
Buero, Giuseppe Podesta and estate of
Louis Raffo), manufacturers macaroni
and vermicelli, 431-433 Battery
Raverat Lucien, r. 47 Post
Ravezzeni Emilio, painter, r. 4 Union PI
Ravlin Clarence N., manager Pac. Coast Dept.
The Cycling West Publishing Co., 1170
Market, room 87, r. 37 Donohoe Bldg
Ravn Hans,r. 311 Steiner

Rawe Brothers (Otto & Henry), groceries and
liquors, NW cor Army and Guerrero
" Henry (Rawe Bros.), r. 1433 Guerrero
" Otto (Rawe Bros.), r. 1423 Guerrero
Rawhide Gold Mining Co. The (Tuolumne Co.),
W. A. Nevill president, 305 Crocker Bldg
Rawles A. J., r. American Exchange Hotel
Rawlings Harry G., engineer, r. 359a Clara
" William, brass finisher, r. 526 Howard
Rawlins Walter A., expressman, r. 115 Perry
4S=-Rawlins. See Rollins

Rawlinson Herbert, foreman can dept. Hol-
brook, Merrill & Stetson, r. 1317 Lom-
bard
" John, porter Brigham, Hoppe & Co., r. 1217
Lombard
Raworth, Schodde & Co. (Chicago, 111.), John

H. Spohn agent, 318 Battery
Rawson Edward H., clerk Henry F. Marsh, r.
736, 21st

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Rawson Fannie Mrs., dressmaking, 1355 Mission

" Frank, foreman blacksmitliCal. Industrial
Exchange, r. 8 Golden Gate Av

" Julia, widow, r. 1430 Post
j8®="Rawson. SeeRowson
Ray Andrew W., clerk, r. 156 Clara

" Charles E., advertising accountant Chroni-
cle, r. 333, 3d Av

" David M., foreman, r. 1518, 30th, Potrero

" Fred W., clerk Sidney V. Smith, r. Ala-
meda

" Frederick J., r. r. 214 Castro

" James, upholsterer, r. 3105, 16th

" James A., upholsterer Cal. Furniture
Mfg, Co., r. 1536 Castro

" John, r. 416 McAllister

" John, bartender, Hotel St. Nicholas

" John, cook, r. 435 Elizabeth

" John F., clerk Charles Maier, r. 906 Jack-
son

" Joseph, gunsmith, r. 639 Valencia

" Joseph, hat maker, r. 3 Bacon PI

" Milton S., clerk W. S. Ray Mfg. Co. r. 506
Baker

" Philip A., teamster Arctic Oil Wks, r. 8
Minnesota

" Robert S., watchman, r. 437, 15th

" Samuel A., motorman Market St. Ry., r.
3504a Mission

" S. Cordelia, widow, r. 233, 3d Av

" Susan, widow, r. 750 Harrison

" T. W., solicitor Abend Post

" William F., boiler maker, r. 455 Clementina

" William S. (W. S. Ray Mfg. Co.), r. 506 Ba-

" • W. S. Manufacturing Co. (William S. Ray),
manufacturers stoves, ranges, tinware
and stove lining, 13-14 California
4®-Ray. See Rae, Raye, Rea, Reay, Rey, Rhea

and Wray
Raybeck Frank, blacksmith, r. 307 Mississippi
Raychester George I., oil dealer, 341, 10th, r.

1536 Folsom
;8®=-Raychester. See Roychester
Raycroft Richard, plasterer, r. 1231 Folsom
Raye Alfred P. (A. P. Raye & Co.), r. 1329 Turk
" A. P. & Co, (Alfred P. Raye), carpets, lino-
leums and window shades, 1810 Market
" Charles F., clerk A. P. Raye & Co., r. 1229

Turk
" George F., seaman, r. 2014 Bryant
" William,electricianMutual Electric Light

Co., r. 143, 3d
•' William R.,clerkPemauBros.& Pitts Co.,
r. 1239 Turk
Rayfleld Lester, barber, 404 Church
Rayhill Thomas J., stenographer, r. 627 Haight

" William, livery stable, 627 Haight
4®-Rayhill. See Rahill

Raymond Albert, attorney at law, 202 Sansome,
r. 1708 Polk
" Albert, clerk general auditor's ofQce S. P.

Co., r. Oakland
" Alfred, teamster Arctic Oil Wks
" Ambrose, carpenter, r. 1344, 26th
" Ann, widow, r, 106 Colton
" Antone, r. SE cor 20th and Wisconsin, Po-
trero
" Arthur J., patternmaker Dow Steam Pump

Wks, r. 611, 31st
" Arthur J., salesman James B. Duggan, r.

1032 Mission
" Brothers (Joseph C. and Francis E.), bar-
bers. 1023 Pacific
" Charles, barber, r. 552 Folsom
•' Charles, bartender Nelson Hursey, r. 32, 4th
" Charles F., watchman U. S. Mint, r. 810

Powell
" Charles H., paper hanger, r. 323 Turk
" Charles S., barber George Curnow, r. 552

Folsom
" Clayton, jockey, r. 417, 11th Av
" Deli Miss, dressmaker, r. 368 Grove
" Elie, groceries and liquors, 4a Prospect Av
" Elmore, milkman, r. 873 Shotwell
" Fannie Mrs., r. 937A Golden Gate Av
" Flora I., widow, r. 2Uy2 Grove
" Francis E. (Raymond Bros.), r. 10211^4 Pa-
cific

Raymond Frank, r. 605 Broadway

Frank, hostler, r. SE cor 20th and Wiscon-
sin, Potrero

Frank C, furniture, 1147 Mission, r. 1342,
26th

Frank C. J., boiler maker Union I. Wks, r.
1342, 36th

Frederick T., stableman Pamsworth &
Ruggles, r. 335 Ritch

George W., dentel student, r. 1708 Polk

RAYMOND GRANITE CO.

(incorporated), F. E. Knowles presi-
dent, Abel Hosmer secretary, contract-
ors for stone work and dealers in
dimension stone, office and yard cor
lOtb and Channel, telepnone Soutli 669
Raymond Harry, 2d engineer str Del Norte, r,
1108 Pierce
" Harrv, waiter Louis Fischer, r. 715 Howard
" Henry, tailor, 1708 Polk
" H. J., salesman Clipper Bicycle Co., r. 1149

Market
" House, 213 Eddy
" I. W. Mrs., widow, r. 1611 Larkin
" Jane, widow, r. 611, 21st
" Joseph C. (Raymond Bros.), r. 162U4 Pacific
" Nellie, widow, r. 415 Natoma
" Peter, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
" Redmund, r. 1010 Geary
" Thomas, tableman, r. 914 Central Av
" Timothy D., superintendent Union Glue
Co. (California City, Marin Co.), office 106
Pine
■ ' William Mrs., r. 1030 Pine
" William, barber John Schmidt, r. 2728

Greenwich
" William B., painter, r. 3738 Greenwich
" & Whitcomb, tourist agents, 87-88 Crocker
Bldg
4®=Raymond. See Raimond and Ramon
Raymour V., shipping clerk Hale Bros., r. 324

Golden Gate Av
Raynaud Albert, teamster, r. Carolina bet 18th
and 19th, Potrero
" Charles F., pressman S. F. Newspaper

Union, r. 114 Francisco
" Felix A., bookkeeper G. Verdier & Co., r.

209 Dorland
" Felix C, silversmith and jeweler, 832

Greenwich
" Leonard C, jeweler Felix C. Raynaud, r.

832 Greenwich
" Louis F., teacher music, r. 832 Greenwich
4®=- Raynaud. See Reynaud
Rayner B. Mrs., r. Palmetto Av nr Capitol
" Edward S., bookkeeper W. A. Benjamin &

Co., r. 31 Laskie
" Sarah J., widow, r. 8861/2, 22d
Raynor A. F., steward Cardall & Marston, r.
1413 Pacific
" Harry O., r. 534 Ellis
4®~Raynor. See Raner and Rayner
Razzetto Fortunato, liquors, 527 Washington, r.
1918 Taylor
" Frank (Granucci Grocery Co. and Razzetto

& Urbani). 1507 Dupont
" & Urbani (Frank Razzetto and Pasquale
Urbani), bakery, 1407 Dupont
Razle William, packer, r. M nr 12th Av South
Razzo Christofero, gardener, r. Old San Jose

Road nr Geneva
Re Abelardo (ReBros.), r. SEcor 34th and Po-
trero Av
" Brothers (Abelardo and Henry), cigarmak-
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San Francisco OfiBce, 405 Sansome St.

Re Giuseppe, fruits and vegetables, 1628

Stockton, r. 511 Filbert
" Henry (Re Bros.), r. SE cor 24th and Po-

trero Av
Rea Achille L., house painter, 1318 Stockton, r.

1316 Stockton
" Henry L. (H. L. Rea & Co.), r. Alameda
" H. L. & Co (Henry L. Rea), Internal Reve-
nue and Customs brokers, 403Washington
" Lizzie Miss, stenographer Pierce & Co., r.

105 Leavenworth
" Robert, cataloguer Free Public Library, r.

105 Leavenworto
" Samuel H., carpenter, r. 523 Jones
" William J., bookkeeper George Morrow &

Co., r. Colma, San Mateo Co.
" William S., solicitor P. F. Dundon, r. 1608!^

Folsom
4®-Rea. See Rae, Raye, Reay, Rey and Rhea
Read Alfred, carpenter, r. 421, 27th
" Alfred C, clerk auditing dept. Wells.

Fargo & Co., r. Oakland
" Alfred W., porter Wells, Fargo Co., r. 633

California
" Anna, widow, r. 2024 Mission
" Arthur C. C, watchmaker, r. 96 Belcher
" Charles, tinsmith, r. 2136 Stockton
'• Charles Jr., plumber, r. 2136 Stockton

READ EDWARD B.,

New York machinery compounds and

oils, engineers' supplies, G. W. Lord's

Boiler Compound and Hampden Co-

nindum Wheels, 16, 1st, r. 1716 Fill-
more
Read Edwin, carpenter, r. 421, 27th
" Egbert B., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

308b Bartlett
" Ernest, shoemaker, r. 431,27th
" Everett B., electrician, r. 32 Grove
" Fannie E., widow, r. 1223 Pine
" Frank E., clerk P. A. McDonald, r. 813

Folsom
" Frank W. (O. B. Smith & Co.), r. Alameda
" Frederick W., cigars, SE cor Market and

8th, r. 28, 8th
" George, molder W. T. Garratt&Co., r.434'/^

Clementina
" George Jr., beltmaker L. P. Degen. r. 43414

Clementina
" George, plumber W. S. Ray Mfg. Co.
" Gertrude, widow, r. 146 Clara
" Gilbert, carpenter Am. '1 ype Founders Co

r. Alameda
" Henry L., marine solicitor New Zealand

Ins. Co., r. 2519 Washington
" James, broommaker Cal. Broom Mfg Co

r. 1311 Howard
" J. G., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 1432 Turk
" JohnH., painter, r. 1109 Alabama
" John J., currier, r. Ill, 24th
" Laurence W., clerk forwarding dept Wells

Fargo & Co., r. Alameda
" Louis, mining engineer, r. 1016 Pine
" Richard (Read & Co.), r. 96 Belcher
" Roy, r. 216 Waller
" Samuel M., conductor Market St. Ry, r

1714 Waller
" Thomas J., mining engineer, 214 Pine, room

52, r. 1826 Sutter
" Thomas W., manager furnace and range

dept W. W. Montague & Co., r. 1511

Webster
" Walter C. (Read & Zahn), r. Oakland
" W. C, contractor, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" William A., machinist, r. 32 Grove

Read William D., clerk general passenger
agent's ofBce S. P. Co., r. San Mateo
" WilliamD., real estate, r. 32 Grove
" William E., general delivery clerk Post

OfQce, r. 1034 Clay
" & Co. (Richard Read), paints and wall

paper, 1625 Market
" &Zahn (Walter C. Read and R. George
Zahn). brush manufacturers, 113 Davis
Reade Charles, teamster James Reade, r. 140
Henry
" Elizabeth, widow, r, 711 California
" Frank R., mining engineer, 69 Chronicle
Bldg, r. Pacific-Union Club
Read F. William, attorney at law, 67-68
Chronicle Bldg, r. Hotel Stewart
" Isaac, ink grinder Dickman-Jones Co., r.

6 John
" James, expressman, NE cor California and

Sansome, r. 140 Henry
" James E., messenger Tallant Banking Co.,

r. 140 Henry
" Paul, teamster James Reade, r. 140 Henry
eS' Reade. See Reid, Reed, Rhead and Wrede
Reader H. G., miner, r. 126 Ellis
J8®~ Reader. See Reeder
Reading Maria, widow, r. 1717 Laguna

" Wallace W., r. 1717 Laguna
4®" Reading. See Reddmg and Reding
Ready Emily Miss, dressmaker, r. 330 Hickory
Av
" Florence Miss, milliner, r. 330 Hickory Av
" George, elevator man, r. 330 Hickory Av
" Herbert V., employment agent, 634 Clay, r.

441 Golden Gate Av
" John, machine hand S. F. Planing Mill, r.

330 Hickory Av *

" John, real estate, r. 731 McAllister rear
" Mary Miss, seamstress, r. 330 Hickory Av
" Reuben, elevator operator Mills Bldg, r.

330 Hickory Av
" Sarah A., widow, r. 330 Hickory Av
4®=- Ready. See Reddy, Reedy and Reidy
Reagan Anita Miss, boxmaker, r. 14 McAllister
" Daniel, laborer, r. 3 Uranus
" Henry, shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder& Co.

r. 722 Linden Av
" John, restaurant, 55-59, 3d, r. Alameda
" Lottie, nurse, r. 606 Haight
" Michael, expressman, r. 727, 23d
" P., steel worker Pac. Roll. Mill
" Patrick, motorman, r. 1105!4 Tennessee
" Thomas, gardener, r. 1727 Market
" Thomas, paver, r. 42 Linden Av
" Timothy, teamster John Tuttle, r. 7th Av

nr J
" William W., sign writer, r. 14 McAllister
4®" Reagan. See Regan and Ragan
Real Estate and Development Co., Edward H.
Clark president, James B. Angell secre-
tary. 26 Mills Bldg, 9th floor
Real Estate Circular, Thomas Magee & Sons,

publishers, 4 Montgomery
Real Estate Free Kindergarten, Miss Sarah L.
Hunt principal, 535 Castro
" Estate Price List, George W. Chapin pub-
lisher, 630 Market
" Michael S., fireman str Dauntless
Reali Bernardo, tinsmith, r. 10 Pollard PI
" Celestin. brass molder Vincent Kingwell,

r. 410 Union
" Domenica, widow, r. 7 Jasper PI rear
" Giuseppe, tinsmith, r. 10 Pollard PI
" Pietro, fresco painter, r. 114 Valparaiso

REALTY SYNDICATE THE,

F. C. Havens manager, 14 Sansome
Ream Henry B., foreman annealing dept U. S.

Mint, r. Alameda
Reamer Frederick, cook Ansley C. Stevens, r.
113 Powell
" John L., cement worker, r. 410 Laguna
j^" Reamer. See Reimer and Riemer
Reanard Annie, widow, r. 83 Stevenson rear
Reaney Joseph, porter Le Count Bros., r. Oak-
land
" William, packer clothing and equipage de-
pot, quartermaster's dept U. S. A., r.
Oakland

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Reap James P., laborer, r. 212, 1st

Reaper Jacob, butcher, r. 31, 38th

Reardan H. v., attorney law dept S. P. Co.,4
Montgomery, r. 510 Geary

Reardon Ambrose F., messenger, r. 6]4!4 Minna
" Annie J., widow, groceries and liquors,

SW cor Army and San Bruno Av
" Charles A., carpenter, r. 614^4 Minna
" Cornelius, laborer, r. 308 Linden Av
" Daniel, policeman, r. 1147 Harrison
" Daniel, printer, r. 407 Grove
" Daniel, springmaker, r. 1310 Florida

REARDON DANIEL J.,

diamonds and jewelry sold on easy
terms, room 103 Flood Bldg, r. 1406
Pine

Reardon Dennis, laborer, r. 665 Laidley
" Dennis, painter Thomas Downing, r. San

Mateo
" Dennis F., liquors, 2500 California, r. 1920

Buchanan
" Elizabeth v., cashier The J. Dewing Co.,

r. 1310 Florida
" Ellen, widow, r. 132 Oak
" Frank, shoemaker, r. 405V4 Grove
" Prank, tanner Anton Krieg, r. E s San

Bruno Av nr 28th
" James, concrete worker,r. 657 Minna
" James P., laborer, r. 132 Oak
" Jeremiah, laborer S. P. Co., r. 331 Oak
" John, engineer Anton Krieg, r. E s San

Bruno Av nr 28th
" John, laborer, r. 715 Howard
" John C, horse dealer, r. 6 McLea Court
" John C, shoemaker, r. 405^/4 Grove
" John J., gatekeeper S, P. Co., r. 823 Ellis
" John J., wood dealer, r. 15 Geneva
" John M., teamster, r. 320 Clipper
" John W., pattern maker Fulton Eng. &

Ship Bldg. Wks, r. 132 Oak
" Josie M., stenographer The J. Dewing Co.,

r. 1310 Florida
" Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 704 O'Farrell
" Mary Miss, r. 824 Mission
" Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 704 O'Farrell
' ' Matthew, carpenter and builder, r. 560 How-
ard
" Maurice, carriage maker, 1313 Broderick,

r. 2110 Golden Gate Av
" Maurice C, waiter, r. 23814 Ritch
" Michael, hostler James Hurst, r. 402!^, 6th
" Michael, laborer C. H. Gilman & Co., r.

1109 Vallejo
" Michael H., carpenter, r. 560 Howord
" Neil, policeman, r. 710 Castro
" Patrick, r. 616 Minna
" Patrick, laborer, r. 952^4 Howard
" Patrick, sweeper Harbor Commissioners,

r. 54314 Natoma
Reardon Patrick H., treasurer Rix Compressed

Air Machinery Co., 11-13, 1st, r. 106

Haight
" T. B. Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 711

Jones
" William, teamster South S. F. Tannery, r.

San Bruno Av nr 15th Av South
" William A., waiter Andrew Anderson, r.

2381/2 Ritch
" William L., clerk C. W. Craig % Co., r. cor

Army and San Bruno Av
" William T., millhand, r. 6I414 Minna
ig®- Reardon. See Reardan and Riordan
Reas Charles H., machinist, r. 7 Lapidge
Reaser George W., with Pac. Press Publishing

Co.. r. Oakland
" Wilber A., artist, 728 Montgomery
Reasons Day, clerk Guadaloupe Dairy Co., r.

813 Valencia
4®=-Reaves. See Reeves
Reavey Andrew J., plumber, 503, 4th, r. 19

Freelon
" Catherine, widow, r. 1314 Freelon
" George C, harness and saddle maker, 1627

Market
" James, teamster, r. 110 Freelon
" John, horseman, r. Fulton nr 2d Av
" Thomas J., machinist Andrew J. Reavey,

r. 131/4 Freelon

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

Mantels, Grates

QQd fireplace Triroroings

ARTISTIC DESIGHS.

311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Reay Alfred W., r. 624 Van Ness Av
" Joseph W., real estate, r. 915 O'Farrell
" Wallace W., clerk, r. 915 O'Farrell
>6®=Reay. See Rae, Ray, Rea, Rey and Rhea
Reazle William, butcher South S. F. Packing
and Provision Co., r. M South bet 11th
and 12th Avs
Reber George J., laborer, r. 320 Laidley
" Jacob, junk dealer, 690 Brannan
" John, machinist Union I. Wks, r. Millbrae,
Cal.
Rebhan George, molder W. Axford, r. 2156 Har-
rison
Rebholtz George, painter, r. 217 Hickory Av
" John, painter, r. 217 Hickory Av
" Kittle Miss, r. 30 Pearl
" Lawrence, painter, r. 626 Linden Av
ReblinCarl, liquors, 17i^ Steuart,r. 48 Arlington
Rebmann Christopher, waiter, r. 208 Golden

Gate Av
Reboul Mary J., widow, r. 14 Prosper
Rebstock Adolph, granite and marble works,
408 Central Av
" Eugene E., bookkeeper, r. 1230 Filbert
" Henry, laborer, r. I61/2 Kissling
" John, tailor, r. 1228 Flibert
" Joseph, stone cutter John Daniels & Co.,

r. 1814 Central Av
" Peter, bottler Cal. Bottling Co., r. 738 Wil-
low Av
Rebut Amand, proprietor Mission Hotel, 113,

26th
Recalde Manuel, marine oiler, r. 228 Brannan
Recalt John (Recalt & Begbeder), r. 743 Broad-
way
" & Begbeder (John Recalt and Peter Beg-
beder), groceries and liquors, SE cor
Powell and Broadway
Recamier The, 632 Post
Receiving Hospital City, New City Hall
Reception The, J. M. Parker & Co. proprietors,
wines and liquors, 206 Sutter, telephone
Main 1231
Rech Josepli, proprietor The Eintracht, wines
and liquors, 539 California, r. 410a Eddy
" Nicholas, barber, r. 18 Central Av
" Otto, night clerk Edison Light and Power
Co., r. 18 Central Av
Rechel Chris, upholsterer, 1003 Valencia, r. 913,

23d
Rechenbach Richard, carpenter, r. 56 West Park
Rechet Bernard A., compositor, r. 926b Filbert
Rechmith Joseph, driver Xavier Fassler, r. 1819

Howard
Rechsteiner Emil A., conductor Market St. Ry.,

r. 129, 10th
Rechter Maria, widow, r. 450 Minna
Reck Albert, boxmaker, r. 426i/4, 10th
" George D. H., stencil cutter, r. 534 Wolfe
'• George F., salesman Naber, Alfs & Brune,

r. 1217 York
" R. William, teacher zither, 1503 Market, r.
1217 York
Reckel Arthur, painter Central Hardware and

Supply Co., r. 913, 23d _ . ^ ,
Reckenbeil Catherine, widow, r. 624 Ash Av

" Lena, milliner, r. 624 Ash Av
Reckenbeil's Hotel, Gustav Gercke proprietor,
624 Fulton , . „

Reckless Lynden, undertaker A. W. Martin &

Co., r. 118 Geary
Recknagel Charles, machinist, r. 436 Clemen-

" Charles Jr. , silver plater, r. 436 Clementina
" William (Central Plating Wks), r. 606 Fol-
som

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Record Lysander, carpenter, r. 1059^/4 Howard
" of Foreign and American Shipping, Horace
H. Watson Jr! agent, 303 California,
roona9
Recorder City and County, Hall of Records,

NewCit.v Hall
Recruiting Station U. S. Army, 4a5 Montgom-
ery, 3d floor
Rector Alonzo H., stair builder, r. 201 Holly
" Delos D., pattern maker, r. 201 Holly
" Elbridge N., attorney at law, 25 Mills

Bldg, 5th floor, r. 1222 Pine
" James C, motorman Market St. Ry., r.
912/2 Pierce
Recum Anna Miss, school teacher, r. 1059V2
Broadway
" Josephine, widow, r. 1059'/2 Broadway
Red Men (Improved Order), hall 320 Post
Red Men (Independent Order), hall 510 Bush
" Men of America (monthly), W. D. S. Har-
rington editor and manager, 14 McAllis-
ter
Red Men's Cemetery (improved Order;, 34th

Av and Clement
Red Star Line, New York and Philadelphia
and Antwerp, Belgium, G. D. Fahne-
stock general agsnt Paciflc Coast, 609
Market, Grand Hotel Bldg
Reddan August G., clerk, r. 311 Taylor
" Henry W., typecaster, r. 311 Taylor
" Nellie E. Miss, clerk C. A. Hansen & Co., r.
8 Golden Gate Av
Redded Alexander, gripman Sutter St. Ry, r. 618

Octavia
Redding Albert P., secretary Pacific Surety
Co., 308 Sansome. r. 2324 Devisadero
" Fred G., cashier New York Life Insurance
Co., 17-23 Mills Bldg, 2d floor, r. 810
Leavenworth
" G. Huntington, physician, 222 Post
" Maggie, widow, r. 7OO14 Bush
Redding Primary School, Miss Mary A. Deane
principal, S s Pine bet Larkin and
Polk
4®=Redding. See Reading and Reding
Reddington F., steerage steward str City of
Sydney
" John B., foreman cutter San Jose Woolen
Mills, r. 313 Ellis
i3®~Reddington. See Redington
Reddy, Campljell & Metson (Patrick Reddy, J.
C. Campbell and W. H. Metson), attor-
neys at law, 116-122 Crocker Bldg
" Charles, butcher Miller & Lux, r. 12th

Av South nr Q
" Dennis, fireman str Mariposa
" Dennis, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 55

Silver
" Edward, r. 2717 Paciflc Av
" Edward, butcher Miller & Lux, r. 12th Av

South nr Q
" Elizabeth Miss, r. 10^4 Falmouth
" George T., butcher Miller & Lux, r. 1230,

7th Av South
" James, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
" John, butcher, r. 12th Av South nr Q
" John, laborer, r. 67 Clementina rear
" John, laborer, r. 704 Sansome
" John Jr., butcher Miller & Lux, r. 1018,

nth Av South
" Kate, widow, liquors, 502 Beale
" Margaret A. Miss, teacher Irving Primary

School, r. 2824 Clay
" Michael G., laborer, r. 1927 Filbert
" Patrick (Reddy, Campbell & Metson), r.
2717 Pacific Av

Reddy Richard, deckhand str Herald
" Waiter, butcher Miller & Lux, r. 12th Av
South nr Q
4®"Reddy. See Ready, Reedy and Reidy
Rede George, baker, r. 625 Clay
Redecker August (A. Becker & Co.), r. 14, 3d
" Rudolph, with F. Hillens & Co., r. 719^/^
Bush
Redell Charles M. P., upholsterer Chas. M.
Plum & Co., r. 323|«i Ivy Av
" Frank E., collector, r. 320 Taylor
" William H., carpet cutter, r. 213 Clipper
Redfern Shoe Co., Charles T. Richardson pro-
prietor, 415 Market
Redfield Francis E., clerk freight auditor's dept

S. P. Co., r. 1921 Taylor
Redford William B., bartender, r. 26 Eddy
Redican John, doorkeeper Baldwin Theatre and

collector, r. 718a Bush
Rediger Frank, wiper, r. 226 Paciflc
Redine Herman, laborer Union I. Wks, r. 547

Wisconsin
Reding Frank, liquors, 505 Mission, r. 108, 2d
" P>ank Jr., blacksmith, r. 108, 2d
'• Jacob, liquors, 1217 Market, r. 7891/2 Steven-
son
" John, with Jacob Reding, r. 1217 Market
4®=Reding. See Reading and Redding
Redington A. H., r. 426 Scott
" Alfred P., r. 426 Scott
" Charles H., asst. to treasurer S. P. Co., 4

Montgomery, r. Oakland
" Charles H. Jr.. clerk paymaster's office S.

?. Co., r. Oakland
" Francis, machinist, r. 244 Fell
" Henry W., commission merchant, 308 Cali-
fornia, r. 905 Sutter
" James, miner, r. 205 Hyde
" John P., r. 426 Scott
" Joseph, blacksmith Market St. Ry., r. 17J4

Douglass
" Joseph F., pipe fitter W. T. Garratt & Co.,

r. 171/2 Douglass
" M. A., gardener New City Hall, r. 128 Ber-
nard
" Margaret, widow, r. 220 Ash Av
" William P. (Redington & Co.), r. The Cali-
fornia Hotel

REDINGTON & CO.

(William P. Redington, Christian W.

Smith, Isaac S. Coffin and Andrew G.

Coffin special), importers and jobbers,

drugs, essential oils, patent medicines,

glassware, sponges and fancy goods,

SE cor Stevenson and 2d
46g~Redington. See Reddington
Redley John, merchant tailor, 425 Sutter
Redlick Henry, pawnbroker, 69, 4th and 52, 3d, r.

1342 Ellis
" Ludwig, r. 1342 Ellis
Redlington Thomas, foreman W. W. Montague

& Co., r. 19 Lapidge
Redman Joseph B., r. 2017 Sacramento
" Lander A. (Van Ness & Redman), attorney

at law, 28-30 Mills Bldg, 10th floor, r. 2017

Sacramento
" M. E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 502 Mason
Redmond Bridget, widow, r. 15 Federal rear
" Brothers (John E. and George J.), drug-
gists, NW cor Eddy and Polk
" Catherine Mrs., dressmaking, 212 Van Ness

Av
" Charles H., miner, r. 23 Harriet
" Dennis (Redmond & Sons), r. 1170 Harrison
" Edward, boilermaker J. C. Lemmer&Co.,

r. 311 Day
" Ezekiel, stock clerk W. W. Montague &

Co., r. 17 Verona PI
" Frederick A., manager The Continental

Motor and Traction Co., r. 202 Van Ness

Av
" George J. (Redmond Bros.), r. 1010 Geary
" Henrietta, widow, r. 333 Eddy
" James, seaman, r. 107 Shipley
" John, boilermaker, r. 311 Day
" John, elevator tender, r. 15 Federal rear
" John, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 19 Fed-

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Redmond John, waiter str Walla Walla
" John E. (Redmond Bros.), r. 1010 Geary
" John J., painter, r. 309, 1st Av
" John T., bookkeeper, r. 421, 11th
" Joseph, carriage painter, r. 421, 11th
'• Joseph, policeman, r. North Av nr Cort-
land Av
" Matthew, capitalist, r. Lick House
" Michael, master State Dredger 2, r. 311 Day
" Michael Jr., laundryman, r. 311 Day
" Michael F., contractor and builder, r. 2205

Devisadero
" Owen J., policeman, r. 421, 11th
" Patrick, stable foreman Sutter St. Ry, r.

309, 1st Av
" R.B., boilermaker helper S. P. Co., r. 118,

16th
" Samuel, marine engineer, r. 1312 Harrison
" Thomas, carpenter, r. 239 Golden Gate Av
" William A., stair builder, r. 309, 1st Av
" William J., tile setter W. W. Montague &

Co., r. 17 Verona PI
" & Sons (Dennis Redmond), merchant tail-
ors, 1172 Harrison
Rednall Charles F., teamster, r. 2512 Market

" Mary, widow, r. 708 McAllister
Rednall William W., architect and builder,

2312 Market
Redon M. Mrs., widow, r. 208 Perry
Redpath James, clerk Mechanics' Institute, r.
510 Douglass
" J. C, r. Grand Hotel

" William, shipwright Fulton Eng. & Ship
Bldg Wks, r. 510 Douglass
Redwood Lumber Co. The, George D. Gray
manager, 29 Steuart
" R., waiter str City of Sydney
Reeb Benjamin J., salesman Columbian Woolen
Mills, r. 28, 7th
" Elias, shirt manufacturer, r. 2206 Jackson
" Lena, domestic, r. 629 Commercial
Reece Button Hole Machine Co., John W. Cop-
page agent, 734|^ Market
Reed Agnes, widow, r. The Lick Old Ladies
Home
" Alexander, pattern maker, r. 52b South

Park
" Alfred master str Arago
" Alfred A., salesman Sherman, Clay & Co.,

r. 2422 Mission
" Alvin B., carrier postofQce, r. 118 Colling-

wood
" Andrew, marine engineer, r. 511 Jones
" Ann, widow, r. 135 Henry
"' Anselm V., jeweler Hammersmith & Field.

r. 815 Turk
" B. H. Mrs., widow, r. 138 26th
" C. C, oiler str City of Rio de Janeiro
" Cecil C, canvasser Willcox & Gibbs S. M.

Co., r. 309 Hyde
" Charles (Reed & Co.), r. 1602 Howard
" Charles, street sprinkler, r. 917 Larkin
" Charles, upholsterer, r. 1602 Howard
" Charles H., musician, r. 606 Hayes
" Charles W., conductor Market St. Ry, r.

1413 Guerrero
" Charles W., pilot, 506 Battery, r. 2018
Geary
Reed Charles Wesley, attorney at law, 193-194
Crocker Bldg, r. 817 Van Ness Av
" Christopher C, plumber, r. 609 Ivy Av
" ClaudeP., r. 20 Wildey
" Daniel H., salesman, r. 1222 Mission
" Daniel J., machinist Union I. Wks, r. 501

Napa
" David, master mariner, r. 54 Sacramento
" Dora Mrs., restaurant, 432 Geary, r. 22

Derby PI
" Edna, bill clerk Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 719

Post
" Edward, r. Old People's Home
" Edward, teamster, r. 3233, 16th
" Edward F., solicitor, r. 216 Waller
" Elizabeth A. Mrs., nurse, r. 417 Van Ness

Av
" Ellen, widow, furnished rooms, 545 Folsom
" Emeline, widow, r. 1 Juri
" Fayette H., clerk paymaster's office S. P.
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Reed F. C, lumberman E. K. Wood Lumber Co.,
r. 2037 Howard
" Flora Mrs., r. 114 Mason
" Frank A., lumberman E. K. Wood Lumber

Co., r. 302, 4th
" Frank F., compositor Call, r. 1107 Mason
" Frank L., carpenter, r. 330, 4th Av
" Frank L., mining, r. 1101 Pine
" Frank T., traveling salesman, r. 506 Jones
" Frank W., barman Bohemian Club, r. 20

Wildey
" Frederick B., r. 302, 4th
" George, laborer Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. SW

cor Bay and Webster
" George C, clerk U.S. Pension Agency, r.

2413 Fillmore
" George E., porter De SoUa, Deussing Co.,

r. 122 Silver
" George F., machinist Marshutz&Cantrell,

r. 41 Natoma
" George L., pattern maker Alonzo Cofan, r.

134 McAllister
" George R. (Reed & Goodman and G. R.
Reed & Co), r. 2325 Sutter
Reed George W., secretary C. D. Bunker & Co.,
435 Battery, r. 13 Lyon
" G. R. & Co. (George R. Reed), confection-
ery, 113 Powell
" Harriet E. Miss, stenographer C. A.

Hooper & Co., r. 1332 Buchanan
" Hattie E., widow, r. 738, 25th
•' J., 4th officer str City of Puebla
■' Reed James, cook, r. 871 Market
" James A., shoemaker, 405 Natoma
" James F., cigars and tobacco, 139

rell, r. 517 Post
" James F., musician, r. 430, 18th
" James T., laborer, r. 135 Henry
" James W., architect, r. 2110 Green
" John, r. 511 Jones ^,,

" John, mate State Dredger 2, r. 217 Ells-
worth ,,. , .
" John, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. W s Michi-
gan nr Sierra
" John, machinist, r. 1104 Mission
" John, teamster, r. 207, 8th
" John, watchman, r. 1124 Pacific
'. John A., 2d asst. engineer str Walla

Walla, r.41 Natoma
" JohnC, captain Corps 3 Salvation Army,

r. 7IIV2 Mission
" John E., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 1109

Filbert
" John J., calker. r. 318, 5th
" John L., plumber, r. 5 Alemany
'< John S., carpenter W. T. Garratt & Co., r.

327 Geary
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" Joseph, blacksmith, r. 320 Minna
" Joseph, liquors, 617, 7th , „ , , ^,,

" Joseph, proprietor Continental Hotel, 521

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" Joseph J., gold polisher Shreve & Co., r.

Alameda
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" L., water tender str Pomona
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" Mamie Miss, dressmeking, 820 Grove
" Margaret, widow, r. 1611 Vallejo
" Marquette M., widow, r. 1109 Filbert
" Mary, widow, r. 405, 13th
" Michael, farmer, r. 1311 Howard
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Hyde
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r. 1912 Leavenworth
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" Russell F., foreman San Francisco Law

Journal, r. 309 Hyde
" Russell P., rigger Joshua Hendy Machine

Wks, r. 2024 Powell
" Samuel, r. 521 Pacific

" Samuel B. , clerk Cluff Bros. , r. 1109 Filbert
" Samuel E., carpenter, r. 232Hickory Av
" Sarah B., widow, r. 1912 Leavenworth
" Silas W., bakery, 819 Larkin
" Taylor, carpenter, r. 37 Laurel Av
" Theron Y. Mrs., r. 1333 Buchanan
•' Thomas, driver Pac. Carriage Co., r. 609

Ivy Av
" Thomas, ship carpenter, r.23n Harrison
" T- W., gripman Market St. Ry.. r. 136y2,9th
" Wallace W., messenger Wells, Fargo &

Co., r. 204 Ellis
" Walter B., porter Geo. W. Gibbs Co., r. 510

Mission
" Walter N., bricklayer, r. 130 Precita Av
" William, clerk Lachman & Jacobi, r. 18

Laurel PI
" William, insurance adjuster, 215 Sansome.

r. 1611 Sutter
" William, laborer, r. 511, 7th
" William, seaman, r. 334 Main
" William, solar printer, 306 Turk, r. 5.32

Turk
" William, teamster, r. llOSFolsom
" William A., carpenter, r. 1231 Castro rear
" WiHiam H. (Reed & Cleve), r. lllA 3d Av
" William H., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

420 Jersey rear
" William H., machinist Joshua Hendy Ma-
chine Wks, r. 408 Laguna
" William I., captain U. S. A. (retired), r.

2413 Fillmore
" William L., driver National Ice Co., r. 34i/4

Russ
" William P., collector, r. 1109 Filbert
" W. L., clerk George D. Dornin, r. Alameda
" & Cleve(William H. Reed and Clarence T.
Cleve), pattern and model makers, 36
Main
" & Co. (Charles Reed and Charles Kiernan),
upholsterers and carpet layers, 1517
Howard
Reed & Goodman (George R. Reed and Charles
S. Goodman), printers' ink, 513 Sacra-
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•8®-Reed. See Read, Reade, Reid, Rhead and

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Reede Jacob, baker Young & Wiseman, r. 967
Folsom
" John W., clerk freight auditor's dept. S.
P. Co., r. 142 Hartford
Reeder James A., expressman, r. 130, 29th
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Reedley Improvement Co., J. Brandenstein
president, Gustav Sutro Jr. secretary,
real estate, 324 Montgomery
Reedy Eliza Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home
" James, blacksmith Charles F. Butterfield,

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Reedy Lawrence J., superintendent stables
Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 23 Kearny
" William M., carpenter, r. 214 State
^eS'Reedy. See Ready, Reddy and Reidy
Reel Charles, master mariner, r. 1914 Mason
Reen Edward, r. 423!^ Hyde
Reeng Daniel J., blacksmith B. Grave Co., r.

825 Mission
Reenie John, bartender R. F. Wilson, r. 316

Michigan
Rees David, carpenter, r. 309b Steiner
" David F., piledriver, r. 715 Howard
" FranK D., engineer, r. 309b Steiner
" Harry, clerk Davis Bros., r. 309b Steiner
" Hubert, stenographer -F. A. Berlin, r.

Alameda
" M. Miss, cashier Golden Gate Comp. Yeast

Co.,r. 1525 Scott
" Mark, seaman str Santa Rosa, r. 514, 3d
" Samuel I., clerk W. P. Fuller & Co., r. 1525

Scott
" William, baker, r. 229!^, 6th
Reese Anastacia E., widow, nurse, r. 22 Wet-
more PI
" Andrew, hoseman Engine 13, r. 1428 Valen-
cia
" Andrew, machine hand Pac. Sheet Metal

Wks
" Belle, widow, r. 259 Stevenson
" Charles, bartender, r. 1 Jackson
" Charles H., janitor S. F. Gas Light Co.. r.

424 Cedar Av
" David, seaman, r. 22 Stanford
" David R., miner, r. 1513 Mission
" D. R. Mrs., lodgings, 60, 3d
" Eugene, clerk, r. 33 Wetmore PI
" Evan L., manager Bodie Railway and
Lumber Co., 310 Pine, room 18, r. Hotel
Savoy
" George, liquors, NE cor Howard and Main
" Harriet, widow, r. N W cor Beach and Lyon
" Henry G., machine hand Pac. Sheet Metal

Wks, r. 702Brannan
" Henry H., laborer, r. 116 Eddy
" Isham T., r. 417 Montgomery
" John, master mariner, r. 503 Folsom
" John H., gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 3031 Pine
" M. Mrs., widow, r. 158 Clara
" Margaret, widow, r. 811 Capp
" Mary, widow, r. 807Powell
" Otto L., carpenter, r. J bet 11th and 13th

Avs
" William, shoemaker, 132, 7th, r. 903 Noe
" William E., clerk Hulse, Bradford & Co., r.

424 Cedar Av
" William J., roofer, r. 191314 Powell
^8®= Reese. See Reas, Rees, Reis and Reiss
Reeve Christopher C. V., clerk secretary and
controller's ofQce S. P. Co., r. 418 Sutter
" Frederick N., clerk W. P. Fuller & Co.. r.

903 Guerrero
" George F. Jr., solicitor, r. 903 Guerrero
" G. H., machinist, r. 507 Mission
" John L., physician and druggist, 303 Cle-
ment
" Reuben, laborer, r. 1 Polk
" William, bartender Joseph Melczer&Co.,

r. 137, 5th
" William, elevatorman, 123 California, r. 15
Linden Av
Reeves Austin J., painter, r. 311 Fulton
" Edward, carriage trimmer, r. 16 Wilder
" James, teamster, r. 238, 15th rear
" James J., paint maker, r. 410 Dolores
" Joseph, waiter, r. 100 Jones
" Margaret Mrs., furnished rooms, 605 Post
" Marie Mrs., r. 71314 Treat Av
" William, laborer, r. 3 Collins
" William A., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill &

Stetson, r. 1850 Lexington Av
" William J., carpenter, r. 311 Fulton
4®"Reeves. See Reaves

Refenburg Wesley, carpenter, r. 206 Valencia
Regalia Giovanni, cork cutter, r. 9 Pollard PI
Regallo John J., car driver, r. 546V4, 6th
Regan Agnes G. Miss, teacher Broadway Gram-
mar School, r. 2013 Ellis
" Catherine, widow, r. 15 Alta rear
" Catherine Miss, r. 1301 Sacramento

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Regan Charles, teamster, r. 49914, 4th
" Charles J., paver, r. 27 Albion Av
" Cornelius, cook, r. 565 Stevenson
" Cornelius J., stenographer, r. 436 Tehama
" Daniel, groceries, 268 Clara
" Daniel A., painter, r. 4 Collingwood
" Edward Q., bookkeeper, r. 3013 Ellis
" Elizabeth Mrs., liquors, 1735Mission
" Frank J., clerk, r. 499%, 4th
" Jacob, clerk W. U. Tel. Co.. r. 1314b Eddy
" James, clerk Tobin & Tobin, r. 2015 Ellis
" James, truckman Truck 3, r. 637 Broadway
" James A., laborer, r. 35 Norfolk
" James I. (Gaskill & Regan), r. 1004 Na-

toma
" Jennie, domestic, 1358 Post
" Jeremiah, butcher, r. 1214%, 7th Av South
" Jeremiah, marble cutter, r. 335 Langton
" Jeremiah, marine engineer, r. 407 Van

Ness Av
" Jeremiah J., liquors, SW cor M South and

5th Av
" Jeremiah J., paver, r. 27 Albion Av
" Jeremiah J. Jr., shoemaker, r. 27 Albion

Av
" John, clerk Tax Collector's Office, r. 131414,

7th Av South
" John, laborer, r. 436 Tehama
" John, laborer, r. 658 Minna
" John, marine fireman, r. 627, 2d
" John, patrolman Merchants' Patrol, r. 369

1st
" John, steel tester, r. 620 Hampshire
" John E., printer, r. 351 Tehama rear
" John J., carriage smith James Torry, r.

408 Minna
" John J., clerk, r. 133 Diamond
" John R., chief electrician Palace Hotel
" Joseph, millhand Union Box Factory, r. 26

Tehama
" Joseph, teamster, r. 1314%, 7th Av South
" Joseph D., milkman, r. 2013 Ellis
" Joseph S., iron worker, r. 35% Norfolk
" Julia, widow, r. 11th Av South nr P
" Julius R., milkman, r. 620 Hampshire
" Kate, widow, r. 613% Stevenson
" Katie, domestic, 2009 Pacific Av
" Lincoln B., teamster, r. 469 Bryant
" Mamie Miss, typewriter, r. 114, 13th
" Marian, widow, r. 516 San Jose Av
" Martin, laborer, r. 26 Tehama
" Mary, widow, r. 143% Shipley
" Mary C, widow, r. 1343, 6th Av South
" Patrick, fireman str National City
" Patrick, gardener, r. 135 Francisco
" Patrick, laborer, r. 639 Ash Av
" Patrick, ship carpenter, r. 314 Beale rear
" Peter, laborer, r. 39 Tehama
" Sarah, widow, r. 708 Jones
" Stephen, laborer, r. 531 Howard
" Thomas, r. 499%, 4th
" Thomas, barber, r. .531 Filbert
" Thomas D., laborer, r. 39 Tehama
" Timothy, clerk, r. 125 Francisco
" Timothy, groceries and liquors, 256 Minna
" Timothy, laborer, r. 501 Napa
" Timothy, laborer, r. 719 Minnesota
" Timothy, plasterer, r. 658 Minna
" Timothy, porter Shea &Donohue, r. 129, 3d
" Timothy F., teamster Miller & Lux, r. 11th

Av South nr P
" Timothy W., shoemaker Buckingham &

Hecht, r. 27 Albion Av
" Vapor Engine Co., 309 Howard
" William, asst engineer Baldwin Hotel Gas

and Electric Light Wks, r. 37 Minna

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Regan William, teamster, r. 1108 Treat Av
" William, teamster, r. 1214y2, 7tli Av South
" William.)., capitalist, r. 109 Montgomery
i8®"Regan. See Ragan and Reagan
Regano Lazarus, r. 314 Pacific
Regaudiat Amanda H., widow, r. 1025 Harri-
son
" A. J. P., r. 7 Wetmore PI
Regenia Margaret Miss, printer, r. 16 Haw-
thorne
Regenstourger Alfred E., physician and sur-
geon and specialist for diseases of the
skin, office and r. 830 Sutter

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D. D. S., dentist, office and r. 409/2 Post,
hours 9 to 12 a. m. and 1 to 5 p. m.

Regensburger Catherine, widow, r. 2216 Califor-
nia

" Edward, furrier Berwin & Gassner, r. 1306
Ellis

" Ernest O., salesman M. Blaskower & Co., r.
2216 California

" Joseph L., bookkeeper Bibo, Newman &
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Regensburger Melville M. (Bier & Regensbur-
ger), r. 1430 McAllister
" Samuel H., attorney at law, 319 Pine, rooms

1-2, r. 3014a Sacramento
" Sigmund, bookkeeper Rapid Safety Filter

Co. ofS. F.,r. 1306 Ellis
" William, barber, r. 702 Vallejo
Regents Hall, NE cor Post and Fillmore
Regentz William, laborer Union Machine Co.
Reger Parry A. (Reger & Atwater), r. 916a Oak
Reger & Atwater (Perry A. Reger), electrical
equipments, street railway supplies, 214
Pine, rooms 24-25
Reggio Jano, scavenger, r. 1518 Howard
Reghetto Lorenzo, scavenger, r. 434 Sanchez
Reginna Giuseppe, hostler William C. Miller,

r. 1323 Minna
Registrar of Voters. William M. Hinton, New

City Hall, basement
Regie John, baker, r. 6I414' Minna
Regli Adelheit, domestic Helvetia Hotel
" Annie, domestic, 1621 Dupont
" Edward, milker Frank Muther, r. Wyo-
ming Av nr Sickles Av
" Felix, driver, r. Silver Av nr Scott
" Frank, hostler Swain Bros., r. 9 Manning

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" Jacob, tinner, r. 932, 13th Av South
" John, proprietor Six-Mile House, Mission

Road nr County line
" Joseph, capitalist, r. 2336 Greenwich
" Joseph, cook, r. 150a Tehama
" Joseph, dairymay, Croce nr Mission
" Joseph, milker Frank Muther, r. Wyoming

Avnr Sickles Av
" Robert, liquors, 401 Pine, r. 336^ Tehama
" Stanislaus (Russi & Regli), r. Scott Av nr

Silver Av
" Theodore, laborer J. Sanders, r. 219, 7th
Regnart George R., carpenter Boys' and Girls'

Aid Society, r. 1730 Golden Gate Av
Regner Frank A., barber, 420 Powell
" Jerome, hat pattern maker Stange & Jaen-
icke, r. 535 Geary

Regnier Armand J., bartender Ortion & Ger-
hardt, r. 100 Bernard
" Mary, widow, r. 100 Bernard
" Paul A., foreman George H. Tay Co,, r. 24^

Glover
" William A., shipping clerk Pac. Coast
Syrup Co., r. 100 Bernard
Regoner Luke, machine hand S. F. Furniture

Mfg. Co.
Regusa August, shoemaker, r. SOFreelon
Rehage Ernest, bakery, 405, 24th
Rehberg Frank, helper Eastwood & Wilson, r.

207 Mississippi
Rehder Henry, teamster, r. 224 Francisco rear
" Peter, laborer, r. Ws Broderick bet Jef-
ferson and Tonquin
Rehe Charles L., cabinet maker Caspar Reich-
ling, r. 26 Madison Av
Reheiser Joseph, machinist Risdon I. & L.

Wks,r. Oakland
Reher Christopher, r. 825 Vallejo rear
Rehfeld Adolph, barber, 1309 Point Lobos Av
" Julius, salesman Chicago Clothing Co., r.
1124 Turk
Rehflsch Morris (Rehflsch & Co.). r. 1910 Scott

" Paul, r. 2528 Pine
Rehflsch & Co., (Morris Rehflsch and Eman-
uel Epstein), stock and bond brokers,
316 Pine
Rehill Fleming W., clerk Easton, Eldridge &

Co., r. 410 Van Ness Av
Rehker William, cigar packer H. Plagemann &

Co,, r. 1916 Greenwich
Rehm Brothers (Charles F. and Henry F.), gro-
ceries and liquors, NE cor Bush and
Buchanan
" Charles F. (Rehm Bros.), r. 1902 Buchanan
" Christian, peddler, r. 2307 Taylor
" Henry F. (Rehm Bros.), r. 1938 Bush
" Jacob, watchman Washington Brewery, r.

2307 Taylor
" Jacob Jr., butcher, r. 2307 Taylor
" Michael,, painter, r. 2307 Taylor
" William, engineer Enterprise Brewing Co. ,
r. 3 Elizabeth
Rehmstedt William H., bartender Meyer &

Eviston, r. 23 Market
Rehn Anna Miss, saleslady Ernst Essmann, r.
2016 Mission
" Carl J., tailor, 33 Donohoe Bldg, r. 921,

14th
" Charles, plumbing, stoves and tinware,
2814, 16th, r. 2016 Mission
Rehnstrom Charles H. (O. W. Nordwell & Co.),

r. 18 Seymour Av
Rehorst William, gardener, 1409 Leavenworth
Rehwald Charles F., liquors, 1073 Market, r. 1037
Mission
" George, hostler Consumers' Ice Co., r. 420.
8th
Reibel Etienne, baker Westerfeld's Bakery, r.

537V4 Stevenson
Reibell Frances, widow, r. 448i4, 6th

" Frank S., fireman, r. 448/2, 6th
Reich Adolph (Schwarz & Reich), r. SE cor
Sacramento and Walnut
•' Benjamin, clerk John B. Shay, r. 219 Geary
" Charles L., dental student, r. 1705 Park
" Emil H., locksmith, r. 11 Lafayette
" Frederick W., carrier postofflce, r. 43

Federal
" Hugo, clerk Abramson-Heunisch Co., r. 407

Powell
" J. Henry, salesman Davis Bros., r. 312

Gough
" John, shoemaker. 1705 Polk
" Leopold, merchant, r. 1431 Webster
" Margarita, widow, r. 520 Vallejo
" Nathan, packer M. Rosencrantz, r. 433, 6th
jB®" Reich. See Rich

Reichard Theophilus, artist, 25 Post, r. Ala-
meda
Reichardt Otto, bakery and notions, 1630 Eddy

" Otto H., painter, r. .50 Palmer
4®=" Reichardt. See Reichert and Richart
Reiche Louis, machinist, r. 164 Clara rear
Reichel Ferdinand, laborer John Horstmann, r.

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Reichen Peter, bartender The Thalia

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Reichenberg Bernhard V., merchant, 632 Mar-
ket, r. 1506 Post
Reichert Edward (Reichert & Co.), r. 1722 Clay
• ' Joseph, teacher St. Joseph's Grammar

School, r. 1417 Howard
" Margaret, widow, r. 2006 Powell
" Philip, r. 26191/2 Folsom
Reichert Theodore, secretary Yosemite Valley
and Merced Railway Co., 7 Mills Bldg,
3d floor, r. Novato, Marin Co.
" & Co. (Edward Reichert), wholesale rags,
719 Battery
Reichhold Charles, carpenter, r. 1310 Scott rear
" Louis, pattern maker S. F. Pattern Wks,
r. Oakland
ReicMey George (Knowles & Reichley), and
carpenter and builder, 40 New Montgom-
ery, r. 530 Hermann
Reichlin Bernard, milker N. Hansen, r. Amazon
nr Vienna Av
" Frank, laborer W. R. Knights Co., r. Army
nr Castro
Reichling Caspar, furniture manufacturer, 551

Brannan, r. 1121 Ellis
Reichling F & L. F., proprietors Pacific Re-
finery and Assay Office, 404 Montgomery
" Frank C, cabinet maker Caspar Reich-
ling, r. 18 Dale PI
" Joseph A., cabinet maker Caspar Reich-
ling, r. 1523V2 Dolores
Reichling L. F. (F. & L. F. Reichling), a,nd
secretary Kennedy Mining and Milling
Co. and Anita Gold Mining Co., 404
Montgomery, r. Oakland
Reichmann G., teacher of navigation. Navi-
gation taught in two half-courses at
$25.00 each. Private lessons given in de-
viation and chart practice. Office 48
East, reference Captain Miner Goodall
ReichmuUer Bertha Miss, milliner Stange &

Jaenicke, r. 32, 19th
4®"Reichmuller. See Rischmuller
Reichmuth Anthony, cellarman Oakville Wine
Co., r. SW cor Folsom and Army
" Frank, liquors, 215 Steuart
» Louis, liquors, NE cor Nebraska and 25th
" Martin, milker G. L. Perham, r. Cambridge
nr Bacon
Reichner Marie, widow, r. 136, 7th
Reichstetter George, butcher Miller & Lux, r.
807 Railroad Av
" Gottlieb, foreman Miller & Lux, r. 807 Rail-
road Av
" Harry, butcher Miller & Lux, r. 807 Rail-
road Av
" William, butcher Miller & Lux, r. 807 Rail-
road Av
Reichwagen Paul, bartender Osmer & Co., r. 202

Brannan
Reichwald Paul, nurse German Hospital
Reid Albert, candymaker, r. 15 Elizabeth
• ' Albert J., stonecutter, r. 727, 17th
" Archibald, cutter John Reid, r. 724, 20th
" Austin, canvasser, r. 219 Geary
Reid Brothers (James W. and Merritt J.), archi-
tects, 700-704 Spreckels Bldg
" Catherine Mrs., r. Old People's Home
" Catherine Mrs., housekeeper, r. 924 Wash-
ington . ^
•• Charles, driver Guadaloupe Dairy Co., r.

San Bruno Av nr 15th Av South
" Charles, tinsmith George H. Tay Co., r.

21051/2 Stockton
" Charles, watchman, r. 1009, 18th
" Clarence G., brickmason, r. 727, 17th
" David, chief engineer flreboat Governor

Irwin, r. 1112 Union
" David E., teamster Archibald Pow, r. 126

" David H., clerk, r. 136 Clara

" Ellen, widow, r. 11 Gilbert

" Ernest, cabinet maker, r. 1758 Harrison

" George, candymaker, r. 15 Elizabeth

" George M., blacksmith, r. 1112 Union

" George W., manager Reid's Cash Store, 106

Clay, r. 235 Page

" George W. A., clerk, r. 427 Grove

" Henry, carpenter, r. Sas^amore nr Capitol

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

DRAFERIES.

Original • Designs • Purtjisbed.

S^l-S^T IVIARKEX ST.

Reid Henry, laborer, r. 221 Linden Av
" Henry, shoemaker, r. 13 Pearl
" Henry H., attorney at law, 2 Montgomery

Block, r. 318 Turk
" H. J., clerk, r. 43, 6th
" Ida B. Miss, nurse St. Luke's Hospital
" Jacob I., color mixer, r. 1012 Clay
" James, chief engineer str Piedmont, r.

Oakland
" James, engineer, r. 107 Juniper
" James, master mariner, r. 720 Harrison
" James, shoemaker, r. 13 Pearl
" James, special policeman, r. 837, 23d
" James D., machinist H. P. Christie, r. 1112

Union
" James D., painter, r. 12 Bond
Reid James S., proprietor Reid's Law Agency,
193-194 Crocker Bldg, telephone Main 407,
r. 2204Devisadero
" James W. (Reid Bros.), r. Pacific-Union

Club
" Jennie Miss, r. 1506 Sacramento
" John, engineer, r. 217. 11th
Reid John, merchant tailor, 907 Market, r. 724,
20th cor Capp
" John W., inspector, r. 809a Hayes
" Joseph A., blacksmith, 149 Berry, r. 119a

Powell
" Joseph J., compositor, r. 446, 20th
" Joseph W., carpenter J. G. Carr & Co., r.

446, 20th
" Lemuel R., office 216 Sansome, room I, r.

Scenic Park, Berkeley
" Leslie, hack driver, r. 15 Elizabeth
" Lizzie A. Miss, saleslady W. S. Townsend,

r. 15 Elizabeth
■ • Merritt J. (Reid Bros.), r. 2110 Green
" Raphael, upholsterer John Hoey, r. 217,

11th
" Robert B., bookkeeper Fulton Eng. & Ship

Bldg Wks, r. 411 Harrison
" Robert C, clerk Balfour. Guthrie & Co., r.

724, 20th
" Robert E., salesman E. R. Mauzy, r. 2127

Pine
" Sarah, widow, r. 13 Pearl
" Thomas, machine hand Union Box Fac-
tory, r. 1 Jeflerson
» Thomas C, r. 616 Ellis
" Thomas C, r. 958 Mission
" Thomas J., clerk, r. 5 Mint Av
" Vincent M., shoe finisher Cahn, Nickels-
burg & Co., r. 27a Pearl
" Walter, r. 1210 Mason
" W. H., laborer O'Brien & Spotorno, r. 33o

McAllister
" William (Morris Less & Co.), r. 7831/2

Market
" William, machine hand Sterling Furniture

Co., r. 446, 20th
" William, teamster Roth, Blum & Co., r.

cor 6th Av South and M
" William H., machinist Pope Mfg. Co., r.
629 Guerrero ^, ,,^

" William J. (Reid & McCullough), r. 21414

17th
" William J., laborer S. P. Co., r. 511, Tth
" William J., shoe cutter, r. 727, 17th
" William M., clerk, r. 427 Grove
" & McCullough (William J. Reid and Wil-
liam McCullough), boots and shoes,
212, 3d _ ^

4S-Reid. see Read, Reade, Reed and Wrede
Reid's Cash Store, G. W. Reid manager, whole-
sale groceries and commission mer-
chants, 126-128 Clay

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Reld's Law Agency, James S. Reid proprietor,
193-194 Crocker Bldg, telephone Main 407
Reidburg Emily, domestic, 2123 Buchanan
Reidl Louis, butcher South S. F. Packing and
Provision Co., r. 6th Av South bet K
and L
Reidsma Bert M., pen artist, r. 1609 Turk
Reidt Henry, bartender, r. 25a Vandewater
" John, clerk John Heitmann, r. 245 Fre-
mont
Reidy James, laborer, r. 3 Church Lane
" Jeremiah, horse shoer, 1414 Pine, r. 2207

Pine
" Jeremiah Jr., horse shoer, r. 2207 Pine
" John (John Reidy & Co.), r. 731 McAllister
" John, liquors, 214, .5th, r. 908 Folsom
•' John, proprietor Reidy's Hotel, 1504 Ken-
tucky
" John & Co. (John Reidy and Matthew A.

Flynn), real estate agents, 13i4, 6th
" John H., laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 1504

Kentucky
" Martin, liquors, 158 Steuart, r. 3 Church

Lane
" Patrick, laborer, r. 1504 Kentucky
'• Patrick K., bartender James D. Courtney,
r. 125 Perry
4®=Reidy. See Ready, Reddy, Reedy and

Riedy
Reidy's Hotel, John Reidy proprietor, 1504 Ken-
tucky
Reif August, baker, r. 625 Clay
Reiff John, laborer, r. 7th Av South nr K
>8®-Reiger. See Rleger

Reighley James B., porter S. L. Jones & Co., r.
1225, 21st
" Lyster G., paper carrier, r. 1225, 21st
Relgle Harry H. (Reigle & Jamieson), r. 2310
Taylor
" John, r. 2310 Taylor

REIGLE & JAMIESON

(Harry H. Reigle and Walter S. Jamie-
son), machine and brush whitewash-
ing for mids, warehouses, factories,
stables, basements, etc., ofiaces 26
Spear and 40 New Montgomery, tele-
phone Main 5110
Reikken Martin, seaman str Del Norte
Reillac Ferdinand E., printer, r. 17 Salmon
Reilley Charles, tooldresser Union I. Wks, r.
721 Hampshire
" Charles F., r. 607 Chestnut
" Charles J., plumber and gasfitter, 214 Mont-
gomery Av, r. 607 Chestnut
■' Frank, carrier postofflce, r. 2950 Folsom
" James A., r. 607 Chestnut
" John, factory hand Pac. Roll. Mill
" John W., superintendent engines Corpora-
tion Yard S. F. F. D., r. 1711 Oak
" Joseph, shoemaker, r. 327 Clementina
" William C, stock cutter P. F. Nolan & Co.,
r. 327 Clementina
Reilly A. J., hoseman Engine 31
" Alice, widow, r. 422, 2d
" Anna, domestic, 1208 Golden Gate Av
" Annie, domestic, 2115 Broderick
" Anthony, laborer, r. 623 Natoma
" Bartholomew, liquors, 354. 3d, r. 39 Perry
" Benjamin F., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r.

2517 McAllister
" Bernard T., r. 137 Shipley
" Bernard V., carriage painter, 57 Hermann
" Brothers (Stephen and James), liquors, 805

Howard
" Charles, sailmaker, r. Garfield nr Bixbee

Reilly Charles A., clerk Reilly, Walton & Co., r.
1504 Sanchez
" Cornelius, carpenter, r. 915 Folsom
" Cornelius, mining expert, r. 2036 O'Farrell
" Cornelius, plasterer, r. Madrid bet Russia

and Persia Avs
" Daniel J., coremaker Occidental Foundry,

r. 725 Brannan rear
" David, teamster, r. 20 Verona PI
" Edward, r. 283 Lobos

" Edward, cutter Neville & Co., r. 1710 Leav-
enworth
" Edward T., deputy Sheriff, r. 105 Stockton
" Edward T. Jr., messenger, r. 650c Jessie
" Edwin B., bookbinder, r. 814b Filbert
" Eliza Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home
" Elizabeth Miss, saleslady John D. Miller,

r. 20 Verona PI
" Fannie, nurse, 3414 Washington
" Frank J., porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 15

Rincon PI
" Hannah Mrs., varieties, 573 Bryant
•' H. E.. draughtsman engineering dept. S.

P. Co., r. Oakland
" Henry J., captain battery K 5th Artillery

U. S. A., r. Presidio
" Hugh, groceries and liquors, NW cor Ne-
braska and Yolo
" James (Reilly Bros.), r. 250^4 Tehama
" James, belt maker, r. 341 Clementina
" James, coremaker Fulton Eng. & Ship

Bldg Wks, r. 12 Geneva
" James, groceries and liquors, 1710 Leaven-
worth
" James, laborer Albert E. Buckman, r. NW

cor Steiner and Hermann
" James, marine fireman, r. 204 Andover Av
" James, mining, r. 814b Filbert
" James, shoemaker, r. 282 Jessie
" James C, coUecter Ewell, Shafer & Co., r.

713 Shotwell
" James F.. salesman Boston Rubber Shoe

Co.. r. 435,24th
" James H., compositor Upton Bros., r. 1526

Sanchez
" James H., laborer U. S. Customs, r. 449

Natoma
" James J„ marine fireman, r. 212 Circular

Av
" James T., molder Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg

Wks, r. 523 Elizabeth
" James W., clerk James Reilly, r. 1710

Leavenworth
" Jeremiah G., r. 167 Silver
" John, r. 523 Elizabeth
" John, carpenter, r. 366 Natoma
" John, cement worker, r. 313, 4th
" John, proprietor Excelsior Tannery, 235-

237 Day, r. 239 Day
" John, riveter, r. 26 Hunt
" John, shoe laster, r. 725b 24th rear
" John, shoemaker, 1619 Buchanan, r. 1613

Buchanan
" John, teamster P. A. McDonald, r. 21 Con-
verse
" John B.. copyist County Clerk's office, r.

142IJ Washington
" John D. (Reilly, Walton & Co.), r. 1504 San-
chez
" John J. (Reilly, Walton & Co.), r. 34 Page
" John J., hostler Sutter St. Ry., r. 642 Minna
" John J., policeman, r. 17 Hattie
" John J., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,

r. 523 Elizabeth
" John W., candy manufacturer, 114^^, 6th, r.

11,5a 6th
" Joseph, boilermaker, r. 40 Dore
" Joseph, plumber J. J. Noonan, r. 513, 15th
" Joseph E., laborer, r. 13 Welsh
" Joseph E. Jr., fireman S. P. Co., r. 13

Welsh
" Kate, widow r. 322 Bartlett
" Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 20 Verona PI
" M. A. Mrs., r. Our Ladv's Home
" Margaret Mrs., r. 1431 Polk
" Mary, widow, r. 129 Langton
" Mary, widow, r. 358 Minna
" Mary, widow, r. 2108 Baker
" Majy, cook St. Mary's Hospital

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Reilly Mary A., domestic. 111 Devisadero
Matthew, plasterer, r. 544 Madrid
Michael, liquors, 83 Clementina
Michael, roofer, r. 1430 Washington
Michael, salesman, r. SOYi Erie
Michael, stone cutter J. R. Blanchard &

Co., r. 283Lot)OS
Michael E., gripman Market St. Ry, r. 33

Powell Av
Michael F., civil engineer, 538 Kearny, r.

.2328 Sutter
Owen B., salesman I. Flatow & Co., r. 610

Jones
Patrick, r. 513, 15th
Patrick, r. 2660 Folsom
Patrick, baker, r. 7 Elm Av
Patrick, carpenter, r. NE cor Rhode Island

and 23d
Patrick, foreman, r. 1738 Mission
Patrick, groceries and liquors, SE cor

Point Lohos Av and Boyce
Patrick, liquors, 3339 Mission
Patrick, wood and coal, a410A Geary
Peter, brass finisher W. T. Garratt&Co.,

r. 214, 1st
Philip, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 3913

Sacramento
Philip, laborer, r. 427 Fulton
Philip, laborer, r. 521 Frederick
Philip, teamster P. A. McDonald, r. 21

Philip A., carpenter, r. 2305 Taylor

Rober t G. , engineer Paul Boy ton Chute Co. ,

r. 708 Cole
Simon J., porter John F. Myers & Co.
Stephen (Reilly Bros.), r. 250i4 Tehama
Stephen J., clerk, r. 13 Welsh
T., waiter str Santa Rosa
Theresa, widow, r. 1504 Howard
Thomas, laborer, r. 129 Langton
Thomas, longshoreman, r. 612 Howard
Thomas, marine fireman, r. 573 Bryant
Thomas F., painter, r. 1420 Washington
Thomas G., cigars and tobaccos, 511 Mont-
gomery Av., r. 814b Filbert
Thomas J., helper Selby Smelting & Lead

Co., r. 11 Geneva
Thomas J., tile setter, r. 853 Harrison
Thomas W., bartender Sullivan Bros., r.
623 Natoma
Reilly, Walton & Co. (J. D. Reilly, Roger Wal-
ton and J. J. Reilly), produce commis-
sion, 312-314 Davis
" William H., ball player, r. 29 Clarence PI
" William M. Rev., rector St. Paul's Episco-
pal Church, r. 2822 California
" William W., carrier postoflfice, r. 814b Fil-
bert
J8®=Reilly. See Reilley, Rielly and Riley
Reimann Gustav, baker, r. 634 Pacific
" Otto, salesman, r. 1032 Mission
" Reinhold, expressman, r. 510 Waller
J8®"Reimann. See Rieman

Reimer Edward L.., nursery, SE cor 20th and
Folsom
" Fannie Miss, dressmaker, r. 607 Ellis
" Frederick, watchman South S. F, Pack-
ing and Provision Co., r. cor6thAv South
and M
" Frederick C. (Kelso & Reimer), r. 159 Sil-
ver
" John, oiler, r. 511 Lombard
" John, seaman, r. 159 Silver
Reimer Julius, attorney at law, 509 Mont-
gomery, rooms 3-4, r. 117 South Broder-
ick (off Haight at Baker)
" Otto, law student Julius Reimer, r. 117

South Broderick
" W. Gilbert, traveling salesman, r. 326 Eddy
4®"Reimer. See Riemer
Reimers Blanche Miss, cashier, r. 327, 28th
" Glaus, laborer N. Ohlandt & Co., r. E s

Connecticut nr Army
" Claus C, r. 925 Fillmore
" Frederick H., laborer, r. 103 Bay
" George, machinist Pelton Water Wheel

Co., r. 327, 28th
" Gustav, molder Golden State and Miners
Iron Wks, r. 120 Howard

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5 ALL SIZES.

\ 309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Reimers Gustave, sawyer Union Box Factory, r.
628% Lombard
" J., r. 431 Geary
" Jacob, machine hand, r. 327, 28th
" John A. C, ship builder, r. 1030 Greenwich
" John C, bookkeeper H. Kirchmann & Co.,

r. 1030 Greenwich
" John P., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,

r. 1508 Church
" Julius, baker, r. 634 Pacific
" Louis (Marshall & Reimers), r. 1331i4

Vallejo
" T., oiler str Santa Rosa
" Theodore G., watchman, r. 120 Howard
Reiminger Andrew, cooper, r. 308 Tehama
Reincke L. M. Miss, bookkeeper Viavi Co., r.

4281/i Chestnut
Reinders J. R., salesmen, r. 16 Ellis
Reineck John, malister Herman Zwieg, r. 658

Brannan
Reinecke Marie A. Mrs., bookkeeper Schlegel &
Bruker, r. 228 Scott
" William, liquors, 824 Howard, r. 268 Minna
4S" Reinecke. See Reinke
Reinecker Robert F., waiter, r. 309 Ivy Av
jgS-Reinecker. See Rienecker
Reineger Charles, plumber, r. 15 Bonita rear
Reiner Charles, master mariner, r. 320Drumm
" Frederick (Reiner & Stormon), r. 37 Merritt
" Louis W., carpenter, r. 401 Leavenworth
" & Stormon (Frederick Reiner and John
Stormon), house and sign painters, 217
Scott
Reinert Anton (Reinert & Puck), r. 202 McAllis-
ter
" William, tailor, r. 7 Midway
" & Puck (Anton Reinert and Frederick
Puck), cigars and tobacco, 202 McAllister
Reinertsen John A., 2d mate str Newsboy, r. 6

Howard
Reinertson Louis, packer, r. 518, 9th
Reinfeld Charles J., painter, r. 506 Vallejo
" James W., painter, r. 1905 Hyde
" Louis Mrs., domestic, r. 16 Alpine
Reinfert Ernest, carpenter, r. 114, 2d
Reinhard Franz, tailor Hart Bros., r. Powhat-
tan nr Moultrie Av
" Sebastian E., bookkeeper Theodor Dierks,

r. 957 Mission
" Theodore, wood finisher, r. 234 Capp
" William F., wagon maker, r. 25% Harriet
Reinhardt Alfred W., painter, r. 1513 Mason
" August, expressman, r. 6 Boardman PI
" Benjamin, office 118 Sansome
" E. & Co. (Winnemucca. Nev.), merchants,

office 116 Sansome
" Fritz, seaman, r. 204 Jackson
" George, cellarman U. S. Brewery, r. 907

Buchanan
" Gottlieb, machinist William Norman, r.

628 Fulton
" Gottlob, gun and locksmith, 763 Mission,

r. 10 Louisa
" Johanna L., widow, r. 1513 Mason
" John B., insurance agent, r. 92 Everett
" Louis F., porter Donohoe-Kelly Banking

Co., r. 1513 Mason
'• Morris, machine hand P. F. Nolan & Co., r.

116, 6th
" Sophie S., widow, r. 716a Willow Av
Reinhart Jacob, turner Albert Hansen, r. 84
Stevenson
" M. (Elko, Nev.), merchant, office 116 San-
some
" William, caterer, r. 6 Magner PI
4®= Reinhart. See Rinehart

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London and on the Continent of Europe.
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Reinheimer Isidor, asst. bookkeeper Rosenthal

Bros. & Co., r. 832 O'Farrell
Reinhertz Abraham, clerk Isaac Reinhertz, r.
320, 3d
" Isaac, clothing. 318, 6th and 318, 3d, r. 320,

3d
" Max, clerk Isaac Reinhertz, r. 320, 3d
Reinhold Charles, clerk Charles Tepper, r. 421
Bush
" Edwin, shoemaker, 113, 10th
" Frommer, butcher Alber & Wachter, r. 247,

3d
" Jacob, butcher J. Schweitzer & Co., r. 1432
O^Farrell
Reinish William, laborer Union I. Wks, r. 17

Georgia
Reinke Dietrich, poultry raiser, r. 187 Lisbon
" John, poultry raiser, r. 187 Lisbon
" Louisa, widow, r. 6 Martha PI
" Max T., bartender, r. 3 Golden Court
Reinmuth John J., teamster, r. 1228 Hampshire
Reinoehl John D., plumber, r. 653 Willow A v
Reinsford Catherine, widow, r. 711 Van Ness Av
Reinstadtler Joseph, marble cutter, r. 406

Hayes
Reinstein Augusta Miss, teacher Garfield Pri-
mary School, r. 906 Ellis
Reinstein Henry (Henry Bernhard & Co.), and
secretary The S. H. Collins Co.. 227
Kearny, r. 408 Eddy
•' Henry S., trareling salesman Reis Bros. &
Co., r. 408 Eddy
Reinstein J. B. (Reinstein & Eisner), attorney
at law, 217 Sansome, r. 906 Ellis
" Oscar, merchant, r. 906 Ellis
" Samuel, awning maker, r. 408 Eddy
" Simon, shirt manufacturer, 402 Kearny, r.
408 Eddy
Reinstein & Eisner (J. B. Reinstein and Milton
S. Eisner), attorneys at law, 217 San-
some, rooms 12-18
Reiplinger Earl, painter Peter N. Kuss, r. 623

Bush
Reis Bernard, boots and shoes, 2127 Mission
Reis Christian, cashier Pacific States Savings,
Loan and Bldg Co., r. 835 California
" Christian Jr.. clerk Pac. States Savings.
Loan and Bldg Co., r. 835 California
Reis Ferdinand, capitalist, 408 California, r.
2201 Sacramento
" Ferdinand Jr.. asst. cashier Pac. States
Savings, Loan and Bldg Co., r. 835 Cali-
fornia
" James, painter Central Hardware and

Supply Co., r. 846 Mission
" Joaquin (Pires & Reis), r. 5 Jackson
Reis Jolin 0., real estate, 408 California, r. 1935
Clay
" Joseph, shoemaker, 515, 4th
Reis Julius C, real estate, 408 California, r. 2201
Sacramento
" Samuel, clerk, r. 515, 4th
>^*Reis. See Rees, Reese and Reiss
Reisberg Charles, longshoreman, r. 23a Vande-

water
Reise Samuel, coal oil dealer, r. 34 Sycamore Av
Reiser Augusta, widow, r. 706 Larkin

" Louisa Miss, milliner, r. 706 Larkin
Reiss Bernard (Neuburger, Reiss & Co.), r. 1245

Franklin
Reiss Brothers & Co. (Solomon Reiss and Leon
Bine), importers cloths and tailors"
trimmings, 24-26 Sutter
" Emile, clerk Neuburger, Reiss & Co., r.

1245 Franklin
" Hugo, carrier postoffice, r. 1203 Market

Reiss Isaac Mrs., widow, r. 1500 Post
" John, restaurant, 511 Valencia
" R., musician, r. 513 Howard
" Samuel, salesman Reiss Bros. & Co., r. 1500

Post
" Solomon (Reiss Bros. & Co.), r. 1500 Post
'^T'Reiss. See Reis, Rees, Reese and Riess
Reissing Charles, groceries, wood and coal, NE

cor 16th and De Haro
Reissinger Michel, liquors, 316, 5th
Reister Albert W., clerk, r. 1126 Market
Reit John B., carpenter, r. 145 Powhattan
Reitch Benjamin, clerk, r. 219 Geary
Reiter Charles, helper Mutual Electric Light
Co., r. 557 Harrison
" Frank, checker Palace Hotel, r. 319 Crane
Reiter Prosper P., wines and liquors, SE cor
Larkin and O'Farrell, r. 819a Hayes
" Victor, head waiter Palace Hotel Restau-
rant
4S" Reiter. See Ryder and Rider
Reiterman George H., hotel runner, r. 730 Val-
lejo rear
" John, solicitor, r. 634 Sacramento
" William J., cutter Greenebaum, Weil &
Michels, r. 91214 Natoma
Reith Ernest, cabinet maker William A.
Schrock, r. 627 York
" George, springmaker William A. Schrock
Reitmann Diedrich J., driver Enterprise Brew-
ing Co., r. 103, 16th
Reitter Edward, porter Max Bemdt
■' H., tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co.
" Louis, liquors, 126 O'Farrell
Reitzel Jacob H., collector, r. 223, 3d Av
Rekhaus Bernhardt, baker, r. 634 Pacific
Reles Peter (Renner & Reles), r. 1309 Stockton
Reliance Machine Works, Clot & Meese pro-
prietors, 129-131 Fremont
Reliance Marine Insurance Co. Limited (of
Liverpool), Henry Lund & Co. agents,
214 California
Rembold Gustav. attorney at law, r. 126^4 Capp
Remensperger Ulrich, president Enterprise
Brewing Co., 2015-2025 Folsom, r. 2394
Howard
" William, asst foreman Enterprise Brewing
Co., r. 2394 Howard
Rementierra Agnes, teacher music, r. 2420 Post
Remillard Brick Co. (incorporated), P. N. Re-
millard president, H. Remillard vice-
president, P. H. Lamoureux secretary,
S s Berry bet 5th and 6th
" Hilaire, vice-president Remillard Brick
Co.,r. Oakland
Remillard P. N., president Remillard Brick Co.,

S s Berry bet 5th and 6th, r. Oakland
Remington Arms Co., 418-420 Market
" Francis J., clerk W. W. Montague & Co., r.
115, 2d Av
Frank C, r. 12 Adair
George J., clerk W. W. Montague & Co., r.

115, 2d Av
Harry M., waiter Cardall & Marston, r. 408

Natoma
Henry W., caterer, 13 Adair
John C, solicitor, r. 537 Lott
Nelson F.. bookkeeper W. W. Montague &

Co., r. 1115 Scott
Pauline V. Mrs., nurse, r. 537 Lott
Standard Typewriter, G. G. Wickson & Co.
agents, 3-5 Front
" William B., porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r
113 Page
Remke Charles, tailor Alfred H. Bowhay, r. 350

3d
Remlop John (Remlop & HincK), r. 26 Sacra
mento
" &Hinck(John Remlop and John Hinck)
proprietors Shasta House, 26 Sacramento
Reromel Bert E., with Smith & Freeman, r. Ala
meda
" Julius A. (Marcuse & Remmel), r. Alameda
Remmers Gerald T., master schr Melancthon
office 48 Market, room 1, r. 9th Av South
nr H
" William, butcher, r. 931 Shotwell rear
Remminger John A., driver United Carriage
Co.. r. .340 Minna

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RemoDd Ernest, tailor. 313 Montgomery Av, r.

1314 Powell
Remos Manuel C, barber Louis De Fonte, r.

358, 4th
Remp Conrad W., r. 837a 24th
Remy Lucien L., agent Del Monte Milling Co.,
r. 3 Truett
" Theo, liquors, 1224 Mason, r. 908 Filbert
Ren David, seaman, r. 214 Steuart
Renard Charles, bartender B. J. Gaffney, r. 535
Howard
" Louis, bottler, r. 413 O'Farrell
" Louis, salesman John F. Plumel, r. San

Rafael
" William, barber, r. 327 Eddy
4®"Renaud. See Raynaud and Reynaud

Renault Dyeing & Cleaning Wks.

Louis Renault Jr. proprietor, 330,
10th

Renault John F., ladies' and gents' furnishing
goods, 110, 9th, r. 19^^ Bryant Av
" Joseph, r. 1914 Bryant Av
Renault Louis Jr., proprietor Renault Dyeing
and Cleaning Works, 330, 10th
" Louis J., with Renault Dyeing and Clean-
ing Works, r. 330, 10th
" Matilda Miss, bookkeeper, r. 330, 10th
Renchen George F., salesman Hermann Joost,

r. 7 Rondel PI
Rencurel Celestin, manager Marie Rencurel, r.
1771 Howard
" Denis A., r. NE cor 17th and Dolores
" Marie Mrs., liquors, NE cor Dolores and
17th and 1771 Howard
Rendahl John E., laborer Western Sugar Refin-
ery, r. 908 Minnesota
Rennell Thomas, contractor, r. 1608 Lyon
Rendler Edward, cabinet maker H. Friedrichs
r. 1109 Vermont
" Laurent, cabinet maker H. Friedrichs, r
1109 Vermont
Rendsburg John M., conductor Market St. Ry.

r. 1000 Pacific
Rene Horace, laborer, r. 33 Hinckley
'< House, Martin Rene proprietor, 967 Mis-
sion

" Martin, proprietor Rene House, 967 Mis-
sion
Renear Charles W., marine engineer Union I,
Wks, r. 1539 Geary
" Daniel B., expert swimmer, r. 1539 Geary
Renebome Robert H., traveling salesman Lang-
ley & Michaels Co., r. 814 Powell
Renertson Louis, pork packer Roth, Blum &

Co., r. 518, 9th
RenfroDeWitt C, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt

& Co., r. 1707 Buchanan
Rengli Anton, groceries and fruits, 3350 Mission
Renholm Charles, coachman, r. 319 Ellis
Renick Roland B., teamster Del Monte Milling

Co., r. 451 Bryant
Renier Eveline Mrs., varieties, 209, 24th
Renihan Mary, widow, r. 357, 1st
Renken George F., clerk, r. 7a Rondel PI
Renna Joseph, barber Vincent Renna, r. 1403V4
Folsom
" Vincent, barber, 1403% Folsom
Rennel John H., r. 43, 6th

Renner Anton, driver Furrer Bros., r. cor Tara
and Geneva
" Charles (Renner &Reles), r. 1309 Stockton
" George (Stetson-Renner Drayage Co.), r.

Alameda
" George M., bartender Adam Brecker, r. cor

San Bruno Av and Eve
" John, salesman Sherwood & Sherwood, r.

San Rafael
" Louis, dairy, W s Mission Road nr Onon-
daga Av
" Louis, milker Casper Furrer, r. Porter Av

nr Eight Mile House
" Louis, milker Joseph Fassler, r. Mission

Road betFive and Six Mile Houses
" Louis, milker Nicholas Hanson, r. Amazon

Av nr Vienna
" Margaret, widow, dressmaker, r. 307, 19th
" William, carpenter, 1154 Folsom

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Renner & Reles (Charles Renner and Peter
Reles), proprietors Humboldt House,
1309 Stockton
-ecS^Renner. See Rinner
Rennert Frederick, furniture, 1109 Howard
Rennie A. H., freight clerk str Belgic, r. East
Oakland
" Frank J., clerk Mutual Life Ins. Co. of New

York, r. East Oakland
" George W., cigars and tobacco, 29 Stock-
ton, r. 17 Stockton
" James, chief ofiflcer str Alameda, r. 348b

San Jose Av
" John R., r. 22 Metcalf PI
" Mary Miss, r. 1011 Bush
" Ronald H., clerk The Giant Powder Co.
Consolidated, r. East Oakland
Rennie WiUiam, agent Fairbanks, Morse & Co.,

316 Market, r. 2114 Green
Rennilson Andrew P., spinner Golden Gate
Woolen Mills, r. 712 Florida
" George, woolsorter, r. 712 Florida
" Robert, woolweigher, r. 10 Day
" Thomas, wool scourer, r. 630 Florida
" William, woolsorter, r. 712 Florida
Rennison William, engineer, r. 323 Pixley
Reno Catherine, widow, r. Folsom nr Union Av
" Charles A. (Reno & Co.), r. SE cor Alabama
and 25th
Reno House, Edward A. Rolkin proprietor, 631
Sacramento
" Joseph S. (Reno & Co.), r. SE cor Alabama

and 25th
" Peter J., seaman, r. Folsom nr Union Av
" Royden P., brass finisher J. Roylance

Brass Wks, r. 301 Turk
" William G., assayer, r. 1711Vi Jones
" & Co. (Charles A. and Joseph S. Reno),
draymen, E s Spear nr Mission
Rens Alexander, traveling salesman P. Green-
berg & Co.
j8®"Rens. See Renz
Renshaw Edmon E., clerk Osborn Hardware

and Tool Co., r. Oakland
Rensholm Joseph, hackdriver, r. 319 Ellis
Renstrom Carl O., machinist Union I. Wks, r.
23 Decatur
" Frank O., machinist Union I. Wks, r. 23

Decatur
" John, imachinist Risdon I. & L. Wks, r.
32051/2 Mason
Renter John, waiter New Washington Hotel
Renters' Co-operative Investment Co. (incor-
porated), George M. Perine president,
J. H. Mallett Jr. vice-president, Grant
Cordrey secretary, 212-213 Safe Deposit
Bldg, 328 Montgomery
Rentiria Bias, porter Ottenberg & Bettencourt,

r. 2 Vulcan Lane
Renton Harry, hostler David Brooks, r. 1 Helen
Renton Coal Co., Wainwright & Easton suc-
cessors to, 30 Market

RENTON, HOLMES & CO.,

(C. S. Holmes and estates of William
Renton and Richard K. Ham), lumber
manufacturers and dealers (Port
Blakely Mill Co.), 35 Steuart

Renton John, machinist Adam Schilling & Sons,

r. 1 Helen
Renton The, Mrs. Harriet A. Keeler proprietor,
712 Sutter
" William, estate of (Renton, Holmes & Co.),

office 35 Steuart
" William S., pattern maker Jardine Iron
Wks, r. Oakland

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Rentsch Frederick, dentist, r. 6 Zoe
Rentschler Frank, horseshoer John G. Rent-
schler, r. 324 Jessie
" George W. (Western Printing Co.), r. 610

Montgomery
" John G., horseshoer and carriagemaker,
1624 Mission, r. 433, 15th
Rentz Otto, laborer, r. 226 Ritch
Renwich Andrew J., helper Risdon I. & L. Wks,
r. 447 Bryant
" Charles A., clerk, r. 136 Haight
" Emma Miss, hairdresser G. Lederer, r. 447

Bryant
" James, clerk freight auditor's dept S. P.

Co., r. 2814 Howard
" Louise Miss, teacher Mission Grammar

School, r. 2814 Howard
" Myron H., molder Occidental Foundry, r.

136 Haight
" William J., machinist, r. 447 Bryant
" William J. Jr., engineer, r. 447 Bryant
Renz Carl, visiting surgeon California Woman's
Hospital, r. Oakland
" Edward, clerk John Renz, r. 31 Pearl
" Frederick, clerk John Renz, r. 31 Pearl
" Jacob, bakery, 142, 11th
" John, wholesale liquors, 315 Commercial,

r. 31 Pearl
" William, bookkeeper John Renz, r. 31 Pearl
6S=-Renz. See Rens

Reorganized Cliurcli of Jesus Christ of Latter
Day Saints, C. A. Parkin pastor. Red
Men's Bldg, 320 Post
Repenn Charles F., clerk, r. 521 Sacramento

" Frederick, shoemaker, r. 521 Sacramento
Repette John, fruit peddler, r. 9 Houston
Replinger Henry L., painter, r. 31 Hartford
Report. See Daily Report
Repp Henry, r, 114, 11th
" Louis, boxmaker Commercial Box Factory,

r. 1587 Folsom
" Walter, foreman Commercial Box Factory,
r. 1587 Folsom
Repsold A. & Co. (AmandusRepsold), wholesale
and retail dealers California wines and
brandies, and proprietors the famous
Repsold Cognac, 517 California, tele-
phone Main 5037
" Amandus (A. Repsold & Co.), r. 1828 Ellis
Republic Market, William Wolff proprietor,
511 Pacific
" Savings Building and Loan Association,
Edward Oliver secretary, 317 Mason
Republican State Central Committee, 419 Cali-
fornia
Requa Isaac L., president Central Pacific Rail-
road Co., 27 Hobart Bldg, r. Piedmont
" Mark L.. mining, room 79 Nevada Block, r.
Piedmont
Requena Leopold N., bartender Cornelius Cash-
man, r. 154 Eddy
Requeur Marcel, pressman, r. 1209 Powell
Resch Joseph, tanner Balz Bros. & Flnkeldey,

r. 1311 York
Resing George, engineer S. P. Co., r. 19% Bart-
lett
" John, liquors, W s Mission opp old St.

Mary's College
" John J., engineer, r. 2630a Howard
" William J., salesman J. L. Vermeil & Co.,
r. 719 Capp
Reske August, harnessmaker Main & Winches-
ter, r. 22% Harriet
Resnik Myer, laborer, r. 15 Chesley
Resort The, James P. Dunne & Co. proprietors,
NW cor Stockton and Ellis

Resources of California The (monthly), George
D. Hi Ide brand publisher and proprietor,
320 California, room 14

Ressel Herman, baker, r. 763 Howard

Ressighini Paul, painter G. Orsi, r. 1323 Dupont
" Rosa, cigar manufacturer, 1323 Dupont

Rest George, painter, r. 1431 Sanchez

Reste George, foreman galvanizing dept. Union
I. Wks, r. 968 Harrison

Restemeyer William, laborer, r. NE cor Frank-
lin and Francisco

Reston William, bookkeeper Crown Distilleries
Co., r. 1917 Green

Restuch John J., paper hanger, r. 12% Harriet

Retail Grocer Publishing Co. The, publishers
The Retail Grocer, 214 California

RetaU Grocer The (weekly). The Retail Grocer
Publishing Co. publishers, James K.
Taylor editor. 214 California

Retail Grocers' Association (incorporated),
John C. Nobmann president, Enos I.
Flieger secretary, wholesale groceries,
115 Clay
" Grocers' Collection Bureau, 214 California
" Liquor Dealers' Publishing Co., publish-
ers The Liquor Dealers' Journal, Charles
G. Keller manager, 4 California

Retallack William, clerk, r. 13 Hyde

Retchless William J., driver National Ice Co.,
r. 154 Potrero Av

Rethers Charles, r. 2111 Jones

RETHERS THEO., M.D.,

physician and surgeon. Commissioner
of Insanity, 200 Stockton, hours 1 to 3
and 7 to 8 j. m., Sundays 1 to 2 p. m.,
telephone Grant 90, r. 2111 Jones, tel-
ephone East 719
Rethy George, shoemaker, 222 O'Farrell
Reticker Flora V. Miss, private school, r. 535,
21st
" Sarah T., widow, r. 535, 21st
Retter Benjamin F., cellarman Bohemian Club,

r. 24, 6th
Rettig Conrad, baker Occidental Hotel
" Frank, laborer, r. SW cor Lombard and

Octavia
" Otto, bottler John Wieland Brewery
Retussnig John, tailor, r. 15 Yerba Buena
Retz Emil, cook Anton E. Barbich, r. 641 Mis-
sion
Retzhorn Harry, lumberman, r. Vienna nr Sil-
ver Av
Reuben Bernard, correspondent Charles Mein-
ecke & Co., r. 1203% Turk
" George, merchant, r. 318 Linden Av
" Joseph, watchmaker, r. 318 Linden Av
" Louis, compositor Call, r. 127 Montgomery
Reuben Moses, proprietor Reuben's Law Book

House, 522 Montgomery
4®"Reuben. See Ruben and Rubin
Reuben's Law Book House, Moses Reuben pro-
prietor, 522 Montgomery
Reubiger Alexander, laborer, r. 516% Grove
Reubold Albert F., clerk M. Reubold, r. 1 Win-
ter Lane
" Louis J., clerk M. Reubold, r. 1 Winter Lane
" Michael, boots and shoes, 313 Bush, r. 1

Winter Lane
" Peter, butcher J. Buttgenbach, r. 498, 4th
Reuland Michael, groceries and liquors, 20 Fed-
eral
Reulein Emil S., butcher Thomas McKeon, r.

130, 24th
Reuper Minnie, domestic, 3031 Washington
Reury Charles, oiler str Coptic, r. Pioneer

House
Reusch Jacob, delicacies, 1116% Folsom

" Jane Mrs., r. Old Peoples' Home
Reusche August, r. 2730 Pine
" August Jr., carpenter, r. 2730 Pine
" Christian, r. 1001, 18th

" Heinrich. laborer Union I. Wks, r. 504 Napa
Reuss C. & Brother (Charles and Christian),
bakery, 1504 Turk
" Charles (C. Reuss & Bros.), r. 1.504 Turk
" Christian (C. Reuss & Bros.), r. 1504 Turk
" Herman, porter Mueller & Co., r. 927% Fil-
bert

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Reussing Carl, laborer, r. 1)7 Langton
Reuter Carl H., clerk, r. 213 Capp
" Casper, waiter, r. 319 Green
" Charles G. J. W., r. 213 Capp
" Henry, laborer, r. 604 Mariposa
" Philip, sausage peddler, r. 306i/4, 10th
4®" Reuter. See Rueter and Ruter
Revalk R. E. & Co. (Richmond E. Revalk),
typewriting naachines and supplies, 310
California
" Richmond E. (R. E. Revalk & Co.), r. Oak-
land
Revels John, laborer, r. 55 Natoma
Revel Felix, pressor Legallet-Hellwig Tanning
Co., r. 11th Av South nr Q
" Hyppolite, tanner Legallet-Hellwig Tan-
ning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
Revelez Leonardo Mrs., widow, r. 20 Hinckley

" Ramon, contractor, r. 20 Hinckley
Revenue Cutter Service, United States (de-
partment construction and repairs),
Calvin L. Hooper Captain R. C. S., su-
perintendent, U. S. Appraisers' Bldg
room 79
Eevere Block, 523 Market. Davidson & Leigh
agents, 137 Montgomery
" House, William C. Cavitt proprietor, 675
Mission

REVERE RUBBER CO.,

manufacturers meclianical rubber
goods, belting, bose, packing and fire
apparatus, etc., 527 Market, tele-
pbone Main 1373

Reverisko Baldo, pantryman J. D. Fabris, r.
1503 Turk

Revert Alpbonse, wines and liquors, 700 Bry-
ant, r. 708 Bryant

Reveyrol Leon, woolpuller Legallet-Hellwig
Tanning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad
Av

Revista del Pacifico, Spanish Export Journal,
Jose L. Schleiden editor and proprietor,
13 Mills Bldg, 3d floor

Revista Hispano-Americana, Revista Publish-
ing Co., publishers, 6 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
" Mercantil (Spanish weekly), 319 Sacra-
mento

Revista Putalisbing Co., publishers Revista
Hispano-Americana, 6 Mills Bldg, 3d
floor

Reward Gold Mining Co. (Amador Co.), J. Stadt-
feld Jr., secretary, 56 Nevada Block

Rewcastle William J., plumber Power & Pike,
r. 1714 Stockton

Rewig E. Mrs., groceries, 967 Howard

Rex Joseph H., master mariner, r. 530 Chest-
nut
" Rudolph, baker Charles Haugaard, r. 1535

Post
" William C, master mariner, r. 530 Chest-
nut

>8®-Rex. See Rix

Rey Emile, tailor, 835 Geary
" Jacques J., estate of (Britten & Rey), 525

Commercial
" Jacques J. Mrs., widow, r. 829 Union
" John, bartender, r. 428 Broadway
" Margaret Mrs., r. 121, 4th

Rey V. J. A., agent Mergenthaler Linotype Co.
(New York) Miehle Printing Press and
Manufacturing Co. (Chicago, 111.), and
manufacturers' agent, 320 Sansome,
room 5, r. Belvedere

^S^-Rey. See Rae, Ray, Rea and Wray

Reyburn Louis A., lather, r. 313, 3d Av

Reyes Nicholas, expressman, r. 42814 Vallejo

>e®-Reyfkogel. See Ryfkogel

Reyland Fleurette Miss, nurse French Hospital

Reylander Reynolds, seaman, r. 47 Tehama

Reymond Frank, gardener Serveau Bros., r.
2212 Fillmore

Reyna Ramon, vaquero Poly, Heilbron & Co., r.
17th Av South nr P

Reynaud Auguste, cellerman E. Garnier&Co.,
r. 1205 Stockton
" Benjamin, molder Joshua Hendy Machine

Wks, r. 823 Greenwich
" Desire, fireman French Hospital

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
CORRUGATED IRON,

Galvanized, Black and Painted,
for Roofing and Siding.

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Reynaud E., salesman, r. 814 Montgomery
" Henri, salesman J. Priester, r. 1212 Powell
" Marius, employee French Hospital
4tS"Reynaud. See Raynaud
Reynolds Abraham L., teamster Humboldt
Lumber Mill Co., r. 116 Shotwell
" Amanda, widow, r. 818 Hyde
" Andrew, laborer, r. 1609 Lexington Av
" Annie, widow, r. 1422 Turk
" Annie E., widow, r. 2310 Larkin
" Arthur D. (Grace-Reynolds Labeling Ma-
chine Co.) r. 6.32 Howard
" Bernard, clerk Railway Mail Service, r.

324, 27th
" Bernard, pressman, r. 212 Broadway
" Bernard M., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill
Reynolds C. H. & Co. (Charles H. Reynolds),
real estate agents, 333 Montgomery
" Charles, clerk, r. 9 Kate
" Charles, teamster Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 501

Napa
" Charles, teamster Sutro Baths, r. 1 Ocean
Terrace
Reynolds Charles A., attorney at law, 17-18
Crocker Bldg, r. 504 Broderick
Charles A., secretary U. S. Appraiser
Charles E., egg expert Getz Bros. &Co.,

r. 151314 Taylor
Charles F., r. 1016 Powell
Charles H. (C. H. Reynolds & Co.) r. 1919

Pierce
Charles L.,r. 309, 5th
Christopher, salesman, r. 11 Grant Alley
Clark W., musician, 137 Kearny
David L., collector, r. 512 Hyde
E., waiter str City of Sydney
Edward, carpenter, r. 41 Shotwell
Edward B., master bk Kate Davenport,

oface 35 Steuart, r. 515B Jones
Edward F., r. Yuba nr Nebraska
Edward J., teamster, Cal. Coal Co., r. 1421

Jackson
Edward W., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 41

Shotwell
Edwin M., student Van der Naillen's

School of Engineering, r. 24 Haight
Eliza D., widow, r. 1910 Webster
Elizabeth A. Miss, r. 1621 Washington
Frank, r. 1122 Larkin
Frank A., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.

Oakland
Frank B., insurance, 205 Sansome, r. 1001

Pine
Frank C, repairer Park Cycle Co., r. cor

14th Av and H
Frank C, salesman Holbrook, Merrill &

Stetson, r. 914 Pine
Frank J., engineer, r. 3019 Folsom
George, plumber W. D. Hobro, r. 1010, 26th
George A., examiner U. S. Customs, r. 1919

Pierce
George B., coal inspector S. P. Co., r. San

Mateo
George E., shipping clerk, r. 1012 Leaven-
worth
George L., tailor, r. 1413 Washington
George L. Jr., clerk, r. 1413 Washington
George T., driver, r. 1705 Turk
George T., superintendent Cal. Chemical

Wks, r. W s San Bruno Av nr 28th
George W., manager Am. Indicator Co., 324

Pine, room 7, r. Hotel Pleasanton
Grace E. (Misses M. S. & G. E. Reynolds),

r. 430 Sutter
Harry, driver John Wieland Brewery, r. 23
Oak Grove Av

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Reynolds Harry A., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r.
438 Van Ness Av
" Harry C, corporal police, r. 630 Linden Av
" Helen G. Miss, r. 1508 California
" Henry S., clerk Henry I. C. Inselmann, r.

97 Silver
" Horatio J., contractor, r. 1606 Jones
" Ida Miss, r. 821 O'Farrell
" James, laborer, r. NE cor Army and De

Haro
" James, plumber J. L. E. Firmin, r. 19 Har-
per
" James H., clerk, r. 431 Hickory Av
" James H., teamster James Beatty, r. lOtb

Av South nr Railroad Av
" James N., special agent and adjuster RoUa

V. Watt, r. Oakland
" James S., attorney at law, 405 Montgomery,

rooms 2»-26, r. 28, 8th
" John, r. NE cor Russ and Natoma
" John, r. St. Mary's Hospital
" John, clerk, r. 1122 Larkin
" John, fireman str Mexico, r. 625 Davis
" John, gardener, r. SW cor Masonic and St.

Rose's Avs
" John, laborer, r. 27i4 Rausch
" John, proprietor California Chemical Wks,

E s San Bruno A vnr 27th, r. 1069 Mission
" John, special policeman, r. 1212 Scott
" John E., upholsterer Bernhard Mattress

Co., r. 1360 Fulton
" John J., lineman, r. 19 Guy PI
" John J., stone cutter O. E. Brady, r. 1703

Grove
Reynolds Jolin M., wood carpets, parquet floors,

grille work and artistic wood moldings,

602 Market, basement Crocker Bldg, tele-
phone Main 5998, r. 3004 Steiner
" John P., reporter Call, r. Alameda
Reynolds Johnson, superintendent Sutter

Street Railway Co., r. 1017 Sutter
" Laura Mrs., proprietor White House, 202a

Post
" Louise Mrs., r. 1012 Leavenworth
" Luthena, widow, r. 1213 Laguna
" Maggie Miss, r. 536 Natoma
" Margaret, widow, r. 20231/2 Mission
" Maria, widow, r. 316!^ Langton rear
" Martin, seaman, r. 14 Washington
" Mary, widow, r. 14 Harper
" Mary, widow, r. SE cor A and 26th Av
" Mary Miss, r. 1621 Washington
" Mary B. Miss, teacher Clement Grammar

School, r. 515b Jones
" Mayt, news stand and operator W. U. Tel.

Co. Grand Hotel, r. 919 Fell
" Michael, r. 324. 27th
" Michael, laborer U.S. Customs, r. Redwood

City
" Millie S. (Misses M. S. & G. E. Reynolds),

r. 430 Sutter
" Milton J., night foreman Market St. Ry., r.

606E Shotwell
" M. S. & G. E. Misses (Millie S. and Grace

E.), dressmaking, 430 Sutter
" Nellie, widow, r. 9 Kate
" Nettie Miss, r. 426 Sutter
" Nora Miss, dressmaker, r. 326 Fell

REYNOLDS OLIVER 0.,

dairy, pure country milk and cream-
skim milk, buttermilk, creamery but-
ter and ranch eggs. All goods deliv-
ered, satisfaction guaranteed, 17
Franklin cor LUy Av, r. 24 Elgin Park
Av

Reynolds Patrick, fireman Palace Hotel, r. 560
Howard
Patrick, saddler, r. 357 Minna
Porter H., bookkeeper Haskell & Muegge,

r. 502% Larkin
Rachael A., widow, r. 1621 Washington
Robert, asphalt roofer, r. 310 Montgomerv

Av
Robert, bartender John T. Kelly, r. 704

Howard
Rodger, shoemaker, r. 326 Fell
Rodger Jr., grainer, r. 326 Fell
Rose Miss, r. Yuba nr Nebraska
Sedgley Mrs., teacher music, r. 1719 La-
guna
Thomas, r. 217 Francisco
Thomas, engineer, r. 821 Mission
Thomas, fireman str Columbia
Thomas, laborer, r. 705 Mission
Thomas, laborer Albert E. Buckman, r.

NW cor Steiner and Hermann
Thomas, laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli

Av
Thomas, tinner, r. 3 Tehama
Reynolds Thomas H., cashier Western Union
Telegraph Co., 300 Montgomery, r. Mill
Valley
Thomas R., accountant, r. 1327 Sacramento
William, seaman, r. 19 Guy PI
William B., real estate, r. 720 California
William H., bookkeeper, r. 2310 Larkin
William T., bookkeeper, r. 720 California
W. R., real estate, r. Russ House
Reys Adolph, baker, r. 331, 4th
Reysen Harry, driver North Beach Brewery, r.
206 Van Ness Av
" William C. watchman, r. 39^4 Merritt
Reznik Joseph, waiter, r. 14»4 Oak Grove Av
Rezzauti Torello, carpenter, r. 1717 Ellis
Rhead Albert E., painter Swan & Stein, r. 723,

2->d
Rhein John, merchant tailor, 477 Valencia, r. 6
Camp
" Louis, bartender C. A. Jonas, r. 559 Minna
4®~Rhein. See Rhine
Rheinbach Maria Mrs., stewardess, r. 620

Washington
Rheinhard Franz, tailor, r. Powhattan nr An-
derson
Rheinstron Brothers (Cincinnati, C), wholesale

liquors. Max Ganz agent, 116 Front
Rheude Andrew, candymaker, r. Prentiss nr Old

Hickory
Rhine Emil, clerk Eugene E. P. Pfaeffle, r. 1833

Market
Rhine Farm (Sonoma, Cal.), Gundlach-Bund-
schu Wine Co. proprietors, SE cor 2d
and Market
" Frederika, widow, r. 1141 Geary
4S"Rhine. See Rhein
Rhinehart George W., barber E. Henry Tanner,

r. 1 Victor
Rhinick John, maltster, r. 670 Brannan
Rhoades James W., porter A. L. Lengfeld, r. 14
Sherwood PI
" Noel, clerk Hills Bros., r. 126 Page
" Frank, tailor, 483 Tehama
" Gus, cigars, 915 Market
" John C, mining, r. 1845 Market
" William C, packer, r. 605 Pine
4®" Rhoades. See Rhodes
Rhode Abraham, cooper, r. 711 Mission
" Frank, clerk J. G. Waterman & Co.,r. 729

Montgomery
" Island, Perkins Horse Shoe Co., R. S. Alex-
ander & Son Pac. Coast agents, 35 Steu-
art
Rhode Island Underwriters' Association, Wil-
liam J. Button agent, 401-405 California
" Joseph, barber George W. Costley
" Nicholas, teamster W. A. Fleming & Co., r.

618, 6th
" Peter, shoemaker John Utschig, r. 655
Minna
4®-Rhode. See Rohde
Rhodes Abraham J., miner, r. 263 Octavia
" Alfred E., butcher, 2206 Fillmore, r. 2333

Pine
" Anna, widow, r. 375 Sanchez

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Rhodes Anthony, painter, r. 2329 Pine

" A. P., r. The Colonial
Rhodes Arthur P., weigher United States Cus-
toms, SW cor Jackson and Battery, 2d
floor, r. Alameda
" Augustus L. (Rhodes & Rhodes), r. San Jose
" Charles A., repairer rubber goods, 519

Geary, r. 437 O'Farrell
" Charles D., civil engineer U. S. Surveyor

General's ofQce, r. 711 Jones
" Charles L,., journalist Chronicle, r. 711

Jones
" Clarence S. de N., artist Chronicle, r. 314,

6th Av
" Charles W., machinist Perkins Pump and

Engine Co., r. 375 Sanchez

" Edward G., carpenter, r. 1721 Leavenworth

" Edward L. (Rhodes & Rhodes), r. 2923 Clay

Rhodes Emmit C, physician and surgeon, office

and r. 80 Donohoe Bldg cor Market and

Taylor

" Frank, expressman, SW cor Fillmore and

California, r. 1616 Lyon
" Harry G., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.

Alameda
" Henry, piano mover, SE cor Kearny and

Post, r. 1418 Howard
" Jacob, laborer Pac. Gas Imp. Co.
" Jacob L., engineer, r. 2232 Union
" John M., clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co., r.

Larkspur, Marin Co.
" Joseph, longshoreman, r. Contra Costa

House
" Samuel, manager Men's Home, 55 Minna
" Thomas, seaman str Australia
" William, helper Forderer Cornice Wks, r.

1418 Howard
" William H., painter, r. 850 Army
" William H., superintendent Union Trust

Co. of S. F., safe deposit dept.
" & Rhodes (Augustus L. and Edward L.),
attorneys at law, 430 California
4®"Rhodes. See Rhoads and Roades
Rhorer A. Sydney, novelties, 83 Donohoe Bldg,
r. Berkeley
" George D., clerk freight auditor's dept. S.
P. Co., r. Berkeley
Rhorer Milton M., deputy Insurance Commis-
sioner, 401 California room 8, r. Berkeley
^^"Rhorer. See Rohrer

Rhys Albert W., with Parafane Paint Co., r. 437
Golden Gate Av
" William H., inspector Edison Light and
Power Co., r. 24, 6th
Rial Cornelius, policeman, r. 21 Clinton
Ribby James, groceries and liquors, 217, 23d
Rlber Joseph, laborer Gray Bros., r. 1012 Mont-
gomery
Ribeyrol Lucien. pantryman Marchands Res-
taurant, r. 19^ Harlan Alley
Ribiero Manuel Mrs., widow, r. 1021 Montgom-
ery
Ribis Isidore, laundryman, r. 814 Montgomery
Rible Birdie Miss, cashier Andrew Grimm, r,

925a Jackson
Ribling F. Mrs., widow, r. 9 Russ
Riboli Annie, widow, r. 1911 Polk
Ricardo Francisco, watchman, r. 215 Vallejo
Ricatto Frank, fish dealer, 1309 Pacific
Ricci Eliza Mrs., cigarmaker, r. 2010 Mason
" Frank, r. 4I814 Broadway
" Giovanni, rancher, r. 215 Clark
" Paolo M., contractor, 739 Montgomery, r.
1809 Stockton
Riccomi Andrew, fruit dealer, r. 311, 20th
" Edward, laborer Western Sugar Refinery,

r. S s Sierra nr Kentucky
" G., ropemaker Washburn & Moen Mfg. Co.,

r. 1234 Dupont
" Olinto, liquors, 1501 Kentucky
" P. & Co. (Pio Riccomi and Taodoro Schap-
pini), fruits and vegetables, S s Sierra
nr Kentucky
" Pio (P. Riccomi & Co.), r. S s Sierra nr
Kentucky
Rice Abraham, shoemaker, 837 Geary, r. 933
Golden Gate Av
" Addison D., agent, r. 2604 Howard
" Albert, student, r. 1147 Valencia

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

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Rice Alexander, bookkeeper M. Scheyer & Bro.,

r. 933 Golden Gate Av
" Alexander, photographer, r. 426 Fulton
" Amelia, widow, r. 430 Ellis
" Annie Mrs., clerk Swain Bros., r. 219 Geary
" Archie B., reporter Call, r. 611 Chestnut
" Renjamin, clerk M. S. Rice, r. 663, 20th
" Caroline E., widow, r. 113 Gilbert rear
" Charles, baker str Santa Rosa
" Charles, harness maker, r. 663, 20th
" Charles A., engineer Engine 24, r. 1109, 20th
" Charles A., porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r.

806 Elizabeth
" Charles E,, painter, r. 131a 19th
" Clinton L., expressman, SE cor 3d and

Stevenson, r. 837 Ellis
" Courtland H., gripman Cal. St. RR, r. 837

Ellis
" Dora, widow, r. 6 Russ
" Edith Miss, r. 618Vi Filbert
" Edward, blacksmith, 131e 19th
" Edwin R., clerk local freight auditor's

oface S. P. Co., r. 819 California
" E. Emmet, clerk auditing dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. 1122 Pine
" Felix, steward, r. 8 Gough
" Francis A., mattress maker Samuel Beal

Furniture Co., r. 2 Dehon
" Frank, actor, r. 414 Ivy Av
" Frank, bookkeeper Harris Packing and

Provision Co., r. Oakland
" Frank, conductor Cal. St. RR. r. 837 Ellis
" Frank, cook str San Jose, r. 16 Ritch
' ' Frank, porter C. Breckenridge & Son
" Frank H., driver, r. 312 Van Ness Av
" George, r. 11 Victor PI
" George, machinist Golden State and

Miners Iron Wks, r. 28 Ritch
" George A., salesman The Hamburger Co.,

r. 920 Church
" George E., carpenter, r. 511 Willow Av
" George H., painter, r. 7 Rausch
" George M., agent, r. 430 Ellis
" Harvey W., engine and machine wks, 56

Bluxome, r. Haywards
" Henry C, conductor Market St. Ry, r. 2026

Filbert
" Henrv D., hydrantman Corporation Yard

S.F.F.D.,r. 406 Bush
" Isidor, ladies' tailor, r. 279 Clara
" James, r. 625 Davis
" James, barber, 346, 7th, r. 137, 3d
" James, cook Albert E. Buckman, r. NW

cor Steiner and Hermann
" James, cooper, r. 720 Ellis
" James, peddler, r. Francis nr Mission
" James E., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.,

r. 324 Golden Gate Av
" John, carpenter, r. 920 Church
" John C, surveyor and draughtsman John

A. Benson, r. Oakland
" John H., molder Novelty Machine Wks, r.

12 Lapidge
" Joseph, calker, r. 302 Green
" Joseph A., laborer, r. 312 Minna
" Keiran J., gripman Market St. Ry, r. 1902Y2

McAllister
" Lawrence, engineer, r. 519 Potrero Av
" Louis, helper Union Pac. Salt Co., r. 34

Sacramento
" Lydia C, widow, r. 1122 Pine
" Mary L., widow, r. 1214 Clay
" Michael, carpenter, 205 Ellis, r. 511 Willow

Av
" Michael S., hay, grain, wood and coal, 669,

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Rice Oliver, master bk Bundaleer, office 38 Mar-
ket
" Patrick J., heater Eastwood & Wilson, r.

624, 4th
" Peter, master bkr Forest Queen, office 6

California
" Peter, laborer U. S. Engineer's dept., r. cor

Beach and Lyon
" Richard, plumber, 107 Geary, r. Lorin
" Richard, sawmaker, r. 610 Natoma
" Richard J., barber, 2903 Baker
" Robe t E., laborer, r. 113 Gilbert rear
" Robert R., oils, r. 28 Prosper
" Ruel D., r. 331 Bryant
" Sarah Miss, saleslady, r. 34 Mint Av
" Sarah H., widow, r. 312 Van Ness Av
" Stephen, r. 837 Ellis
" Susan W., widow, r. 1147 Valencia
" Thomas, r. 316 Minna
" Thomas, carpenter, r. 23554 Langton
" Thomas, clerk Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co r

920 Church
" Thomas E., musician, r. 2726 Greenwich
" William A., salesman Miller, Sloss &

Scott, r. 1147 Valencia
" William H. (Smoot & Rice), r. 723 Eddy
" William H., milk dealer, NE cor Fell and

Gough, r. Alameda
4®"Rice. See Reis and Reiss

RICH A. J. & CO.,

real estate agents, houses rented and
rents collected, 112 Montgomery, tele-
phone Main 5798

Rich Alfred J., office 112 Montgomery, r. 108 Oak
" Christian S., metaphysician, r. 120 Turk
" Curtis W., varieties, 534 Valencia
" Daniel P. (Denver Furniture C0.I, r. 934

Howard
" David, real estate, 112 Montgomery, r. 108

Oak
" Dorastus W., watchman Will & Finck Co

r. 122 Turk
" Edward M.. tailor, r. 535',4 Stevenson
" Frederick, laborer, r. 3314 Ecker
" French, warehouseman W. P. Fuller & Co..

r. 2326 Folsom
" Geary, cashier A. J. Rich & Co., r. 108 Oak
" Henry, r. 1104 Market
" Henry, packer George H. Tay Co., r. 1130

Filbert
" Henry W., miner, r. Brooklyn Hotel
" Jane, widow, r. oor 11th and L
" J. Henry, machinist Union I. Wks. r. 1114U

Kentucky
" Joseph, r. 108 Oak
" L. A. Mrs., stenographer and typewriter,

402 Montgomery, room A, r. 419 San Jose

Av
" Lee B., electrician, r. cor 11th Av and L
" Louis, cook, r. 407 Sutter
" Obadiah, clerk Grand Hotel
" Rebecca, widow, r. 6 Fella PI
" William, clerk, r. 100 Jones
" Winifred C. Miss, manager Deaconess Set-
tlement of M. E. Church, r. 530, 6th
4®»Rich. See Reich
Richard Alice Mrs., bakery, 33&y2, 6th
" Charles, upholsterer, 823 Valencia
" Ernest, waiter, r. 506, 4th
" George, laborer, r. oor 16th and Alabama
" George H., restaurant, 315-321. 4th, r. 725

20th
" Harry, seaman, r. 328 Drumm
" John, lineman, r. 346, 4th
" John, machinist, r. 414 Brannan

Richard Joseph, miner, r. 619 Pacific
" Julius, laborer B. Jouanou & Son, r. 1440

Stockton
" Robert, teamster, r. 435 Bryant
4®=-Richard. SeeReichhardt.Richertand Rick-

ard
Richards Albert, clerk Railway Mail Service,
r. 623 Castro
" Alvah B., harness maker Kempkey, Gilham

& Sawyer, r. 816 Jessie
" Angeline, widow, r. 236 Church
" Ann, widow, r. 1508 Point Lobos Av
" Annie Mrs., r. 2142 Post
" Annie M., widow, r. 1512 Pine
" Benjamin, salesman M. Blaskower & Co.,

r. Oakland
" Benjamin F., clerk Railway Mail Service,

r. San Jose, Cal.
" Bertha, widow, watchcase polisher, r. 264

Jessie
" Charles O., president History Co., 723

Market, r. Golden Gate, Cal.
" Charles W., dentist, 47 Post, r. 1512 Pine
" Clara, widow, r. 1010 Alabama
" Clayton F. (Richards & Co), r. 301 Penn-
sylvania Av
" Clayton F. Jr., clerk Fireman's Fund Ins.
Co., r. 301 Pennsylvania Av
Richards Daniel B., attorney at law, 14 San-
some, room 39, r. 515 Elizabeth
" David M., clerk G. Staacke, r. 931 Sutter
" Edwin, laborer, r. 704>4 Mission
" Elizabeth J. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1508 Point

Lobos Av
" E. M. Mrs., nurse, r. 1310 Larkin
" Emil, electrician, r. 264 Jessie
" Emma, widow, r. 315, 80th
" Emma Miss (M. E. Richards), r. 612 Guer-
rero
" Ezra, miner, r. 808 Central Av
" Frank, r. 213 Shotwell
" Frank R., cook, r. 1131 Folsom
" George, engineer Miller & Lux, r. SW cor

11th Av South and P
" George E., relief maps, 769 Market
" George A., stenographer Chas. M. Plum &

Co., r. 816 Jessie
" Gertrude, domestic, 1713 Jackson
" Harry C, representative Welsh Anthracite
dept. Oregon Improvement Co., r. Oak-
land
" Harry G., dentist, 931 Sutter
" Harry T., special policeman, r. 2612"^ Bush
" Henry, butcher James McDermott, r. 7th

Av South bet M and N
" Henry C, detective, r. 17 Hickory Av
" Henry W.. upholsterer, r. 665 Howard
" Jacob J., woodturner Charles Greffe, r. 8

Folsom Av
" James, laborer, r. 516 Haight
" James C, carpenter, r. 1409 Buchanan
" James H., insurance, r. 1508 Point Lobos Av
" James S., marine engineer, r. 26b Pleasant
" Jane, widow, r. 2049!4 Mission
" John, r. 816 Jessie
Richards John, consulting engineer, 22 Califor-
nia, rooms 25-26
" John, longshoreman, r. 12.30 Stockton
" John D. (Richards & Henry), r. 2915 Wash-
ington
Richards John E., attorney at law, 26-27
Crocker Bldg, telephone Main 75, r. 2405
Webster
" John E., clerk Greenzweig & Co., r. 612
Guerrero
Richards John W., cooperage stock and real es-
tate agent, 530 California, room 1, r.
Berkeley
" Joseph, porter Wahl & Romer
" Joseph I., dental student, r. 612 Guerrero
" Josephine Mrs., stationery, 540 Bush, r. 615

Pine
" Kate, widow, r. 926b Greenwich
" Lalia S. Miss, school teacher, r. 301 Penn-
sylvania Av
" Laura Miss, principal Insurance Free Kin-
dergarten and William N. Steuben Me-
morial Kindergarten, SW cor
shire and Butte

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Richards Lizzie Mrs., r. 21 Buena Vista
" Lorenzo H., bartender A. J. Martin, r. 728

Folsom
" Louis A., clerk John Reid, r. 264 Jessie
" M. & E. (Mary and Emma), milliners, 930

Valencia
" Margaret Mrs., proprietor The Nevada

House, 132, 6th
" Mary Mrs., saleslady J. W. Evans, r. 213

Shotwell
" Mary Miss (M. & E. Richards), r. 612 Guer-
rero
" M. Leila Miss, teacher Polytechnic High

School, r. 210 Fair Oaks
" Morgan, miner, r. 1513 Mission
" M. P., r. 808Lott
" Muriel Miss, teacher South San Francisco

Primary School, r. 301 Pennsylvania Av
" Owen W., laborer, r. 348, 10th
" Robert, stone cutter, r. 10 Russ
" Robert, teamster Western Meat Co., r. 435

Bryant
" Samuel, litho pressman Schmidt Label &

Litho. Co., r. 2 Bond
" Stephen H., machinist First Street Wks,

Union I. Wks, r. 1854^4 Lexington Av
" Taylor, expressman Francis -Valentine

Co., r. Lorin
" Theodore, proprietor The New Continental

Hotel, NE cor Napa and Louisiana
" Thomas, r. 2017!^ Ellis
" William, laborer, r. 829 Stevenson
" William, marine fireman, r. 3 Bond
" William, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
" William A., seaman, r. 10 Anthony
Richards & Co. (Clayton F. Richards), whole-
sale, druggist, 406-408 Clay

RICHARDS & HENRY,

(John D. Richards and Carl A. Henry),
San Francisco agents Fire Association
of Philadelphia, Milwaukee Mechanics'
Insurance Co. (Wisconsin), Queen In-
surance Co. of America (New York),
and Norwich Union Fire Insurance
Society (England), 505 California, tele-
phone Main 1100
JB®" Richards. See Richard and Rickards
Richardson Abby E., dressmaking, 409'/4, 3d

" Agnes Miss, r. 630 Capp

" Alexander W., draughtsman, r. 1907% Mis-
sion

" Alfred E., porter Woonsocket Rubber Co.,
-r. 717 Eddy

" Arthur K., freight clerk str San Jose

" A. W. Mrs., varieties, 1907 Mission

" Benjamin F., receiving teller Sather Bank-
ing Co., r. 109 Frederick

" Charles, engineer Golden State and Miners'
Iron Wks, r. 40914 . 3d

" Charles, seaman, r. 28 Sacramento

" Charles B., motorman S. F. & S. M. Ry.,
r. 230 Sunnyside Av

" Charles H., liquors, 40 Moss

" Charles T., proprietor Redfern Shoe Co.,
415 Market, r. 24, 6th

" Charles W., watchmaker Nordman Bros.,
r. 813 Ellis

" Clement, teamster, r. Cortland Av nr An-
dover Av

" Clements, r. 3473 Market

" Clifford P., salesman Sadler & Co., r. 16
Lily Av

" Clotilda R., widow, r. 517 Grove

" Curtis E., butcher Leon D. Stone & Co., r.
1055A Howard
Richardson Daniel S., secretary Post Office
San Francisco, r. East Oakland

■ Edward, extraman Engine 14, r. 1017 Mc-
Allister
Edward, janitor, r. 150^4 Silver
Edward, porter Thomas J. Clancy, r. 333

McAllister
Edward D., plumber James Richardson, r.

616, 17th
Edward N., with St. Germain Billiard Co.
Edwin H., salesman Thomas Day & Co., r.

Oakland
Estelle T., widow, r. 3713 Clay

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Richardson Florence J. Miss, teacher Marshall
Primary School, r. 3332 Mission

" Frank B., pressman Call, r. 933 Washington

" Frank H., attorney at law, 530 California,
room 31, r. East Oakland

" Frederick (Richardson & Engler), r. 605
Natoma

" Frederick A., clerk forwarding dept Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. Alameda

" G., waiter str Santa Cruz

" George, r. Ill Olive Av

" George (Richardson & Gale)

" George, cook, r. 113 Oregon

" George, driver O'Brien & Spotorno

" George, teamster Teele & Co., r. 538 Jessie

" George B., inspector U. S. Customs, r. 14
Roach
Richardson George F., master of transporta-
tion Southern Pacific Co., 4 Montgomery,
r. The Colonial

" George W., entry clerk Langley & Michaels
Co., r. 1315, 18th

" Gideon C, musician, r. 6 Belmont PI

" H. C. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 119 Stockton

" H. C. Miss, teacher music, r. 600 Bush

" Harold, stenographer Electrical Engineer-
ing Co.. r. 635 Golden Gate Av

" Harry C, barber, r. 1013 Leavenworth

" James, butcher, r. 1055a Howard

" James, cook, r. 611 Powell

" James, plumber, 616, 17th

" James A., printer, r. 2 Camp

" James D., salesman Redfern Shoe Co.,r. 24,
6th

" James P., physician, 6 Zoe

" John, r. 605 Natoma

" John, r. 36 Oakwood

" John, chief engineer str Belgic

" John, janitor, r. 630 Capp

'■ John, machinist, r. 69 Murphy Bldg

" John, master str Hope, offlce 24 Clay, r.
Berkeley

" John J. (Richardson & Robinson), r. 733^4
Stevenson

" John K., student, r. 630 Capp

" John R., laborer, r. 555 Natoma

" John S., brass finisher S. F. Novelty and
Plating Wks, r. 67 Clementina

" John W. (Richardson & Blair), r. 2130 Fill-
more

" John W., clerk local freight office S. P. Co.,
r. 616, 17th

" John W., cook, r. 146a 5th

" Joseph, waiter str Alameda

" Joseph A., trackman Presidio and Ferries
RR, r. 20 Allen
Richardson J. T., president San Francisco
Storage and Transfer Co., S s Brannan
bet 8th and 9th, r. 1613 Ho '-ard
Richardson J. W. A., secretary San Francisco
Storage and Transfer Co., S s Brannan
bet 8th and 9th, r. 1613 Howard

" Kate, widow, r. 933 Shotwell

" L. (California Horse Repository), r. 510
Van Ness Av

" Lottie Miss, dressmaker Abby E. Richard-
son, r. 4091/2, 3d

" Louis, plumber, r. 664H Howard

" Manley, contractor and builder, r. 1373 San
Jose Av

" Margaret, widow, liquors, NE cor 6th Av
and Pulton

" Marion H., salesman C. S. Eaton, r. 1519
Webster

" Mary, widow, r. 1055A Howard

" Mary, widow, r. Sadowa nr Orizaba

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Richardson Mary C, widow, r. 1055 Marl^et
" Myra, widow, r. 49 Hill
" Nicholas J., master mariner, r. I314 Isis
" Rachel, widow, r. 36 Fair Oalts
" Richard, housemover, r. 524 Natoma
" Robert, marine engineer, r. 3638, 16th
" Robert A., mathematician Sherwood &

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" Robert E., jeweler, 1644 Polk, r. 1704 Poll?
" Robert M., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.

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" Theodore T., gripman Sutter St. Ry., r. 1309

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" Thomas, lumber dealer, 22 Market, room 10,

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" Thomas, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
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" Walter H., salesman Nolan Bros. Shoe Co.,

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" W. H., salesman Owl Drug Co., r. San

Rafael
" Willard A., attorney at law, 303-309 Safe

Deposit Bldg, r. Brooklyn Hotel
" William, carpenter, r. 521 Natoma
" William, seaman, r. 645 Merchant
Blchardson William G., Pacific Coast manager

Graham Paper Co. (St. Louis, Mo.), 527

Commercial, telephone Main 1064, r. 109

Frederick
" William H., druggist, r. 2230ak
" William Jr., with Shipowners' and Mer-
chants' Tugboat Co., r. Alameda
" William S., coachman, 2121 Laguna
" Willis, stenographer Sherman, Clay & Co.,

r. 635 Golden Gate Av
Richardson & Blair (John W. Richardson and

William Blair), proprietors Phoenix Res-
taurant, 2130 Fillmore
" & Engler (Frederick Richardson and John

W. Engler), metal roofers, 29 Valencia
" & Gale (George Richardson and M. F

Gale), masons and builders, 40 New

Montgomery
" & Robinson (John J. Richardson and John

P. Robinson), restaurant, 1241 Market
Richelieu Hotel, 1016 Van Ness Av
Richers Henry, laborer, i:. Pennsylvania Av nr

Army
Richert A., liquors, 1314 Larkin, r. 1208A

Larkin
" Constant, baker, r. 1820 Mason
" Paul, soap maker F. Emil Seidel, r. San

Bruno Av nr 28th
JB^-Richert. See Reichardt and Richard
Richeson James L., barber, 502 Ellis, r. 1012

Leavenworth
Richet A. B., r. 926b Filbert
Richey William S., dentist. Emporium Bldg, r.

2124 Bush
Richez John, laborer, r. 121 Post
" Leonie Mrs., dressmaking, 121 Post, rooms

Richie Richard L., clerk, r. 336 O'Farrell
Richieri Pietra Mrs., seamstress, r. 5 Pollard

PI
Richit Henry V., superintendent National

Cemetery, Presidio
Richler Oscar F., miller Del Monte Mills, r. 122

Townsend
Richling Lilly O. Miss, clerk Vermont Marble

Co., r. 9 Leavenworth

Richman Andre, seaman str San Jose

" Joseph, tailor, r. 330 Fremont

Richman Julia, widow, r. 510 Eddy
" Louis P., tinsmith George H. Tay Co., r.

681 Mission
Richmann Henry, machinist W. T. Garratt &

Co., r. 537, 5th
jgS^Richmann. See Reichmann and Rickmann
Richmond Banner The (weekly), J. H. Bond

publisher, NW cor Point Lobos and 7th

Avs
Richmond Congregational Church, Rev. Philip

Coombe pastor, SW cor 7th Av and

Clement
Richmond District Free Kindergarten, Miss

Jeanette M. Lichtenstein principal, 291

3d Av
" George R., r. 18 Stanly PI
" Henry, machinist, r. 537, 5th
" Horace, mining expert, r. 905 Mai'ket
" John B., clerk, r. 17 Monroe
" Julia A., widow, r. 510 Eddy
" Mary, widow, dressmake*-, r. 30 Stanford
Richmond Primary School, Mrs. Anna E. Tier-
nan principal, E s 1st Av nr Point

Lobos Av
" R., engineer Occidental Foundry, r. 582

Howard
" Selden I., porter, r. 217, 3d
" The, NE cor 6th Av and Fulton
" William B., machinist, r. 136 Olive Av
" William H., carpenter, r. 1423, 24th
Richon Adele Miss, milliner, r. 956 Mission
" Annis, widow, r. 956 Mission
" Edward, clerk, r. 956 Mission
" Louis Miss, teacher music, r. 956 Mission
Richter Adolph, manufacturing jeweler, 622

Merchant, r. East Oakland
" Adolph, teamster N. Ohlandt & Co., r. cor

24th and Nebraska
" Alexander F. (F. Richter & Son), r. 619H

Haight
" Alfred F., traveling salesman, r. 2011

Powell
" Annie, widow, lodgings, 1803 Stockton
" Bernard J., bookbinder H. S. Crocker Co.,

r. East Oakland
" Bernhard (Richter Bros. & Co.), r. 18 Minna
" Brothers & Co. (Bernard and Max Richter),

manufacturers chocolate and candy,

139, 1st
" Charles, stableman, r. 1214 Larkin
" Clarence L., clerk Pac. Tool and Supply

Co., r. Alameda
Richter C. Max, M. D., surgeon, office 614

Geary, hours 2 to 4 p. m., telephone East

263, r. 2608 Webster, telephone West 690
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 217a Clara
" Ernest, collector, r. 407 Sutter
" Ernest C, engraver, 344 Kearny, r. 340, 6th
" F. & Son (Fritz and Alexander F.), uphol-
sterers, 619^4 Haight
" Fritz (F. Richter & Son), r. 6I914 Haight
" Fritz, cook, r. 657 Howard
" George, seaman, r. 393, 6th
" George, r. 1908 Jones
" George J., janitor, r. 1908 Jones
" Harry, carpenter Robinson & Gillespie, r.

450 Minna
" Henry, laborer, r. 438, 5th
" Henry, waiter The Louvre, r. 233 Stevenson
" Herman, cook, r. 210 Ritch rear
Richter John L., patentee Alameda Gas Re-
gulator, 306 Sutter, r. Alameda
Richter Leopold W., groceries and liquors, 2001

Powell, r. 2003 Powell
" Margaret Mrs., r. London nr China Av
" Martha Miss, r. 523, 2d
" Martin, with Gutte & Frank, r. 109 Broder-

ick
" Max (Richter Bros. & Co.), r. 18 Minna
" Oscar F., miller, r. 122 Townsend
" Peter E., policeman, r. 1908 Jones
" Reinhold, groceries and liquors, 142 Page,

r. 206 Octavia
" Richard, deckhand, r. 3 East
" William, clerk. Transatlantic Fire Ins.

Co., r. 217a Clara
" William, 1st officer str Encinal, r. 123714,

18th
" William, upholsterer, r. 21 Lapidge

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Richter William C. (Riohter & Quarg). r. 2751

Bush
Richter & Quarg (William C. Richter and Emil

O. Quarg), druggists, 236 Sutter
Richtstieg Henry J., carpenter N. Parrish &

Co., r. 213A22d
Rick Adolph, r. 812 Elizabeth
" Charles H., butcher, 513 Bryant, r. 121 Fell
" George E., butcher Charles H. Rick, r. 121

Fell
" Jacob, millwright Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 121 Fell
" John G., shoemaker, 322 Larkin
" Matthew, driver Liepsic Bros., r. 2335
Washington
Rickard Jane, widow, r. 15i/4 Kissling
" Joseph, expressman, r. 225 Douglass
" Joseph T., foreman Hey wood Bros. & Co., r.

15!/2 Kissling
" Kenneth C, real estate, r. 112 Scott
" Lizzie Miss, stenographer J. K. Armsby

Co., r. 720 Bush
" Michael, tally clerk Cal. Nav. and Imp. Co.
" Richard P., buyer Bibo, Newman & Iken-
berg, r. 122 Austin Av
Blckard Thomas, with Parke & Lacy Co, 21-23
Fremont, r. Berkeley
" W., fireman str Australia
" William H., r. 320 Myrtle Av
;8®=-Rickard. See Richard

Rickards Addle Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 502
Taylor
" Carlton, interpreter, r. 42 Diamond
" F. P., r. 303 Turk
" George J., packer, r. 78 Clementina
" Mary J., widow, r. 42 Diamond
" William J., bookkeeper J. Gordan, r. 216

Elm Av
" William J., master tugboat Liberty, Val-
lejo St. Wharf, r. 2002 Powell
je®-Rickards. See Rickard and Richards
Ricke Charles W., machinist, r. 1013 York
" Henry, cabinet maker West Coast Furni-
ture Co., r. 1013 York
" Henry J., machine hand West Coast Fur-
niture Co., r. 1013 York
Ricker Augustine E., laborer, r. Prentiss nr
Cortland Av
" Benjamin F., r. 608O'Farrell
" B. F. Mrs., lodgings, 608 O'Farrell
" Fritz, elevatorman Hotel Fairmount
Rickerby William, watchman P. C. SS.
2349 Jones
" William J., clerk C. L. Vercoutere, r. 2349
Jones
Ricketson Charles, employee Neustadter Bros.,
r. 1123 Powell
" Hiram, carpenter, r. 114 Hyde
" J. C. Mrs., widow, r. 1123 Powell
Ricketts Alfred H., attorney at law, 203 Crocker
Bldg, r. East Oakland
" Bertha Mrs., r. 505 Pacific
" Charles, painter, r. 118 Perry
" Edward, steward str Santa Rosa
Rickey Bliss, surveyor, r. 315 Grove
" George W. (Rickey & Co.), r. 2122 Fillmore
" H. S., salesman Nolan Bros. Shoe Co., r. 313

Co.

" Israel E. (Rickey & Co.), r. 2122 Fillmore
" Thomas B., carpenter, r. Richland Av nr

South Av
" & Co. (George W. and Israel E. Rickey),
electricians and locksmiths, 2122 Fill-
more
Ricklefs Henry, manager Julius Hoegemann, r.

NE cor 18th and Guerrero
Rickman Adolph, carpenter, r. 4 Albion Av rear
" William F., plumbing and tinning, 1943
Mission
Rickmann Fritz, miner, r. 220 Pacific
Rickoft Arthur R., secretary Mount Kimball
Gold Mining Co., 5 Mills Bldg, 5th floor,
r. 1194 Haight
" Charles, r. 1194 Haight
" Luther A., with S. F. Committee on Com-
merce, 44Steuart, room 15
Ricks George K., butcher J. Schweitzer & Co.,
r. 13 Olive Av
" John W., r. 356 Jessie
" Robert, sexton, r. 1716 Leavenworth

Ricksteiner Henry, conductor, r. 129, 10th
Ricord M. Miss, r. 714 Bush

Ricotti Augustin, watchmaker, 222^4 Montgom-
ery Av
Rida S., steward str City of Rio de Janeiro
Ridanza Osborn, waiter, r. 1014 Pacific
Riddell Allen MoD., salesman G. G. Wickson &
Co., r. 515 Taylor
" Andrew, r. 1203 Market
" Charles, machinist G. G. Wickson & Co., r.

614 Folsom
" D. S., clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.

2626 Howard
" Edwin B., clerk auditing dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. Oakland
" George H,, deputy Assessor, r. 219 Gough
" George L., cashier H. M. Newhall & Co., r.

1912Devisadero
" Gustav, r. 1204 Kearny
" James, laborer U. S. Customs, r. 44, 3d
" L. Mrs., widow, r. 311 Guerrero
" William N., clerk Land Dept. S. P. Co., r.
726 Ashbury
Riddle Annie, widow, r. 1542 Kentucky
" George W., policeman, r. 1137!4, 24th
" James H. cook, r. 17 Sherwood PI
" Jeremiah B., electrician, r. 2633 Sutter
" John A., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 1011

Minnesota
" Joseph M. C, motorman Market St. Ry, r.
1542 Kentucky
;eS=-Riddle. See Riddell, Ridel and Riedel
Riddock Alexander, engineer, r. 23M Perry
" Alexander S., pipefitter Edison Light and

Power Co., r. 231/2 Perry
" George H., tinsmith Power & Pike, r. 23M

Perry
" Jeanette Miss, saleslady Hale Bros., r. 23M

Perry
" Margaret Miss, saleslady, r. 23M Perry
" Wingate N., fireman, r. 23M Perry
Ridel Max, tanner Frank McAleer, r. Tanner's

Home
Ridenour Archibald P., r. IS^/^ Hubbard
Rideout Benjamin N., master mariner, 9 Mis-
sion, r. Berkeley
" Bert, chair finisher, r. 124, 11th
" Edward, student, r. 1950 Washington
" Ernest V., captain str Alviso, r. 1734 San

Carlos Av
" Norman D., banker, r. 1950 Washington
" Thomas, contractor, r. 108 Shotwell
" Walter, master mariner, r. 311 San Jose Av
Rider Frederick, druggist, 504 Bush, r. 1214
Fell
" George W., porter, r. NE cor Beale and

Folsom
" lias, painter, 824 Folsom
" Irvin W.. milk dealer, r. 2513 Folsom
" William M., r. 2513 Folsom
J8®-Rider. See Reiter and Ryder
Ridey Alfred C, hostler Isaac W. O'Rourke, r.

321 Golden Gate Av
Ridge Edward, traveling salesman, r. 988 How-
ard
" Kinsey E., painter, r. 15 De Long Av
•' Margaret, widow, r. 458 Minna
Ridgeway William J., files and mill picks, 17
Hill, r. 19 Hill ^„„ ,^ ^ ,

Ridgway Charles W., contractor, r. 408 McAl-
lister
Riding Benjamin G., packer, r. 732 Folsom
" George W., porter, r. 732 Folsom
" George W. Jr., clerk, r. 732 Folsom
" Thomas R., teamster Teele & Co., r. 917
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Ridley A. E. Brooke, agent Siemens & Halske

Electric Co. of America, 10 Front

■' A. E. & Co. (Albert E. Ridley), stencils

and brands, 323 Front
" Albert E. (A. E. Ridley & Co.), r. Ala-
meda
" Alberti E. Miss, nurse Gal. Woman's Hos-
pital
" George I., gripman Sutter St. Ry., r. 1411

Baker
" Helen S., widow, r. 826 Montgomery
" Joseph, jeweler. 708 Valencia
Ridling Alexander G., insurance adjuster, r. 600

Bush
Ridlington Thomas, foreman, r. 19 Lapidge
Ridolfi Charles, fruits and vegetables, 741. 24th
Riebe Edward, salesman A. Repsold & Co., r.
1405 Bush
" Helena, widow, r. 116 Alabama
Riebel George, cabinet maker, r. 2016 Taylor
Riebeling Elizabeth, domestic, 905 Hyde

" John, clerk, r. 121 Olive Av
Riechers A., musicion. r. 20 Ellis

" Adelaide Mrs., r. 792 Van Ness Av
Riechers Frederick W., groceries and liquors,
601 Larkin, r. 604 Eddy
" Gustave, gripman Geary St. RR.. r. 29

Boyce
" Herman, groceries, wood, coal and grain,

NW cor 26th and Alabama
" John H. (Riechers & Grieme), r. 18, 7th
" Louis, bookkeeper Frederick W. Riechers.

r. 604 Eddy
" Otto, clerk J. H. Rippe, r. 2536 Bryant
" William, bartender, r. 529 Sacramento
" William, clerk FrederickW. Riechers, r. 604

Eddy
" & Grieme (John H. Riechers and Herman
H. Grieme). groceries and liquors. 18, 7th
Rieck Charles, r. N s Channel bet 9th and 10th
" Charles, stair builder, r. 2026 Folsom
" Henry, cooper, r. N s Channel bet 9th and
10th
Riecke Joseph, waiter, r. 748 Howard
Riedel Conrad, paper carrier, r. 36 Clarence PI
" George, paper carrier, r. 36 Clarence PI
" Gustave H., merchant, r. 1007 Mason
" Walter, clerk D. M. Osborne &, Co., r. 205

Turk
" William, cigar maker, r. 921, 26th
es-Rieael. See Riddle
Rieder Ulrich, miner, r. 629 Commercial
Riedinger William F., restaurant, 104, 7th, r.

306, 25th
Riedy Charles C, microscopes and micro-
scopical supplies, 432 Montgomery, r.
3015a California
4S-Riedy. See Reidy
Rief James, longshoreman, r. 37 East
Riefiel E. J. Mrs., varieties, 1104 Golden Gate Av

" Louis C, barber. 1104 Golden Gate Av
Riefke Louis, tailor, r. 449 Tehama
Riegel Herman, laborer, r. 429 Chestnut

" Michael L., barber, 831 Geary
Riegelhaupt Philip, tailor, 506 Market, r. 546

Howard
Riegelhuth Charles, butcher, 432, 3d, r. 106 Silver
" Conrad, cabinet maker, r. 44 Julia
" Conrad, paper ruler Frank Malloye, r. Ala-
meda
" Frederick, bag maker Hirshf elder & Mea-

ney, r. 44 Julia
" George, bottler, r. 826 Lombard
Rieger August, laborer, r. 315 Sierra
" John G., traveling salesman O. S. Potter
&Co., r. 214'/^ Grove

Rieger Paul Mrs., widow, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Rieger Paul & Co., William Rieger manager,
flavoring extracts and perfume manufac-
turers, 511 Front
Rieger WUliam, manager Paul Rieger & Co., 511

Front, r. 2832 California
Riegert George, salesman Western Furnishing

Co., r. 565 Stevenson
Riegger Joseph R., teacher music, r. 1437 C

Farrell
Riehl Arthur B.. policeman, r. 88, 9th
" Fred, millhand W. H. Miner, r. Alameda
" Otto, accountant RoUa V. Watt, r. Ala-
meda
Riehmann Charles, seaman, r. 820 Battery
Riely Carrie Miss, printer P. J. Thomas, r. 35
Natoma
" John E., printer Francis- Valentine Co., r.

35 Natoma
" Joseph T., photo engraver Union Photo-
Engraving Co., r. 35 Natoma
" Thomas J., r. 35 Natoma
Rielly James (Sullivan & Rielly), r. 1025 York
" Philip, carpenter Harbor Commissioners,
r. 410 Francisco
4^Rielly. See Reilly
Riemer Clara, r. 19 Bridge PI
" Frank, laborer Cal. Fertilizer Wks, r. 5th

Av South bet L and M
" John, clerk, r. 428 Broadway
" Rudolph, groceries and liquors, 3033 LSr
guna
4®"Riemer. See Reimer
Riemers Gustave, driver, r. 628% Lombard
Rienacher Hermina, widow, r. 1825 Lombard
Rienecker Carl, painter, r. 914, 23d
j^"Rienecker. See Reinecker
Riepe John A., engraver Rothschild & Haden-

felt, r. .507 Mason
Riepen Rudolph, cabinet maker Sterling Fur-
niture Co., r. 9 Day
" John, butcher, 3.504 Mission, r. 31, 28th
Riephof George, r. 410 McAllister
Ries Edgar, electrician, r. 419 Hayes
" Emanuel, traveling salesman, r. 419 Hayes
" Johanna, widow, r. 419 Hayes
" George A., carpenter, r. 27 Chattanooga
" Laura, widow, r- 2514 Fillmore
" Leopold, land agent, 621 Clay
" Lillian Miss, saleslady J. Lauzer, r. 2332
Mission
Riese Charles A., manufacturer surgical, dental
and electrical instruments, 230 Kearny,
room 8, r. 757 Folsom
" David, cigar manufacturer, 611 Sansome, r.

1519 Baker
" J., gripman, r. 638, 23d
<• J. Ernest, real estate, r. 207, 19th
4®" Riese. See Rees, Reese, Ries and Riess
Riesel August, scavenger, r. 14%, 14th
Rieser Edwin 0., secretary and treasurer
Bayle, Lacoste & Co., and California
Fertilizer Works, r. 412, 19th
" Kate E. Mrs., r. 412, 19th
Riess William J., foreman, r. 1418, 25th
Rietow Charles, hamessmaker Main & Win-
chester

RIETZKE GUSTAV, D. D. S.,

dentist, office 1228 Market, rooms 1-
2-3-4, gas administered, r. 2502 Wash-
ington, telephone West 737

Rieux Alice Miss, r. 604 Geary
" Charlotte Miss, bookkeeper, r. 604 Geary
" Lucy, widow, r. 604 Geary
Rievelev Charles A., clerk Tillmann & Bendel,

r. 801 Pine
Riewerts Mienert H., groceries and liquors,

2501 Mission, r. 2505% Mission
Riffle Franklin, vice-president and secretary
General Construction Co., 77 Columbian
Bldg, r. Oakland
" John W., engineer Pac. Sheet Metal Wks,
r. 122, 10th
Rifkind Hyman, tailor L Fenkelstein, r. 4 Geary
Court
" Louis, capmaker G. Rosenberg & Son, r. 4
Geary Court
Riga Jacob, tailor, r. 266 Minna

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Rigacci J., window cleaner, 33!- Sutter
Rigades Emanuel, bartender John Byrne, r. 148

New Montgomery
Rigas Peter, fruits, 431 Sutter, r. 722 Bush
Rigaud Blanch Miss, clerk Louis Rigaud, r.
1705 Sacramento
" Louis, crockery, 1506 Polk, r. 1705 Sacra-
mento
Rigby William, attorney at law and with Pick-
ens, Fulton & Co., 130 Sansome, r. Ala-
meda
" William Jr., clerk Pickens, Fulton & Co.,
r. East Oakland
Rigdon Rufus L., physician and surgeon, office
Nucleus Bldg, cor 3d and Market, rooms
8-9, hours 1:30 to 4:30 and 7 to 8 p. m.,
telephone Main 5088, r. 914 Page, tele-
phone West 96
" Truston A., r. 405 Geary
Rigg George, surveyor, r. 560 Howard
" George A., traveling salesman Howe Scale
Co., r. 836 Sutter
Riggers' and Stevedores' Union Association,
808 Montgomery
" Protective Union of San Francisco, ofBce
15 Howard
Riggins Hamilton J., clerk car accountant S. P.

Co.,r. 1115.20th
Riggs Austin R., photographer, 514 Kearny
" Charles B.. carpenter, r. 2116 Howard
" Don P., teacher violin, r. 1246, 23d
Righetti Candida, weigher Dairymens' Union of
Cal., r. 2927 Jackson
" Dominick, cider and wine, 345V4, 5th
" Silide, clerk Cherubino Baldocchi, r. .521
Geary
Righini Giuseppe, milkman, r. 1323 Minna

" Thomas, laborer, r. 20 Hinckley
Rightmire Elizabeth A., widow, r. 1417 Scott
Rightstone Rica Mrs., r. 917 Geary
Rigley Joseph, r. 2336 Greenwich
Rigney Edward, coal passer str San Juan
" James A., machine hand Bolander & Per-
kins, r. 17 Minna
" Thomas F.. wood mantels, 119 Valencia, r.
102 Hartford
Rigolette Joseph, waiter, r. 164 Jessie
Rigotard John. r. 26 Pleasant
Rihder Peter, helper Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg

Wks, r. Harbor View
Rike Harry W., liquors, NE cor Steiner and

Hermann, r. 220 McAllister
Riker Alanson, clerk Windsor Hotel
" Caroline Mrs., furnished rooms, 1021 Pow-
ell
" Edward, waiter, r. 838 Mission
" Harrison H., tailor, r. 1031 Powell
Rikmuth Minrio, milker Joseph Fassler, r.
Mission Road bet Five and Six-Mile
Houses
Rilcovich A., driver Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r.

528 Golden Gate Av
Rilea Nettie Miss, stenographer John H. Dick-
inson, r. Oakland
Riley Andrew J., clerk, r. 446 Clementina
" Andrew J., hoseman Engene 31, r. 1214 Pa-
cific
" Annie, widow, r. 355 Jessie
" Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1334 Bush
" Augustine L., clerk, r, 2112 Van Ness Av
" Beatrice E., r. 2009 O'Farrell
" Bernard, hostler Saratoga Stables, r. 818

Geary
" Brian, laborer, r. 718 Natoma rear
" Bridget, widow, r. SlO/a, 8th rear
Riley Calvin C, manager W. J. Bryan, NW cor
2d and Howard
" Catherine J. Miss, teacher Everett Gram-
mar School, r. 905 Ellis
" Charles P., wood carver F. T. Riley, r.

238% Perry
" Christopher C, janitor, 308 Market, r. Oak-
land
" Cornelius, oysterman M. B. Moraghan, r.

810 Bay
" Daniel, r. 116 Albion Av
" Daniel, laborer, r. 234, 15th
" Daniel M., laborer, r. 76 Clementina
" David, teamster, r. 1714 Bryant Av

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Riley Delia, domestic, 2217 Fillmore
" Dennis, laborer, r. 1940 Mission
" Edward, porter, r. 1211A Clay
" Edward Mrs., r. 19 South Park
" Edward A., manager Sarah McDonald, 600,

6th, r. 1143 Mission
" Edward L., bartender, r. 1410% Harrison
" Edward S., draughtsman, r. 63 Langton
" Eliza widow, r. 905 Ellis
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 75 Clipper
" Ellen, widow, r. 310 Ritch rear
" Emily Mrs., nurse, r. 917 Larkin
" Fannie Miss, forewoman M. Getz & Co.. r.

518, 4th
" Fergus, r. 31 Washington Av
" Frank, butcher, r. 3112 Van Ness Av
" Frank, canvasser, r. 873 Folsom
" Frank T., wood carver, 524, 5th, r. 14 De

Boom
" Frank W., policeman, r. 824 Laguna
" Frederick, r. 1110 Montgomery
" George, driver, r. 31 Washington Av
" George, president May Tea Co., 41, 6th, r.

537 Castro
" George F., clerk Christopher Scheurer, r.

1025 Natoma
" Harry W., policeman, r. 1015 Lombard
" HazenK., clerk, r. 1521 Golden Gate Av
" Henry, plumber, r. 1334 Bush
" Henry N., teamster Lewis & Co., r. 23

Clara
" Henry W. (H. W. Riley & Co.), r. .SOO Van

Ness Av
" Henry W., teamster, r. 31 Clara
" H. W. & Co. (Henry W. Riley), produce

commission merchants, 415-417 Davis
" James, r. 307 Post
" James, belt maker H. N. Cook Belting Co.,

r. 36 Tehama
" James, blacksmith Market St. Ry., r. 12

Langton
" James, foreman Engine 19, r. 240 Oak
" James, plumber, r. 3209, 16th
" James, plumber Andrew J. Reavey, r. 28

South Park
" James, salesman H. Schroeder &Co.,r.

1043 Guerrero
" James A., U. S. inspector live stock, r. 308,

15th
James B.,
James B..

Co.,

r. 136 Howard

clerk Overland Freight Transfer
114 Langton
James E., driver National Laundry, r.

Oakland
James F. (Hodgens & Riley), r. 3116 Lar-
kin
James H., laborer, r. 449 Natoma
James J., policeman, r. 208, 15th
James L., teamster Lewis & Co., r. 31

Clara
James P., porter Am. Tobacco Co., r. 340

Oak
James W., bartender J. H. Daly, r. 629

Howard
James W., clerk, r. 2118 Howard
Jane, widow, r. 2118 Howard
Jeremiah, r. 16th Av South bet P and Q
John, boiler maker, r. 313, 8th
John, engineer, r. 808 Bay
John, expressman, r. 71 Federal
John, hydrantman Corporation Yard S. F.

F. D., r. 811 Filbert
John, helper Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 334,

15th
John, hostler Sutter St. Ry, r. 118 Ash Av
John, laborer, r. 303, 6th

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Riley John, laborer H. Ousten, r. 12 Langton
" John, master mariner, r. 119 Jackson
" John, miner, r. 308, 15th
" John, miner, r. 566 Bryant
" John, plumber, r. 22d Av nr Point Lobos Av
" John, plumbing and gas fitting, 1507 Pine,

r. 2014 Mission
" John, stableman I. Gutte, r. 128, 14th
" John, teamster Corporation Yard S. F. F.

D., r. I8O41/2 Stockton
" John, water tender str City of Rio de

Janeiro
" John Jr., U. S. inspector live stock, r.

208, 15th
" JohnF. (Riley & Loane), r. 1717 Webster
" John F., attorney at law, 426 California,

rooms 9-11, r. 1521 Vallejo
" John F., fireman Chemical Engine 5, r. 811

Filbert
" John F., painter, r. 4 Converse
" John H., clerk, r. 905 Ellis
" John H., hoseman Engine 30
" John J., morocco finisher, r. 755 Brannan
" John M., carpenter, r. 1705^4 Jones
" John R., porter James W. Flaherty, r. 286

Stevenson
" John W., clerk S. F. Breweries, r. 566^/4

Bryant
" John W., machinist, r. 404, 3d
" John W., molder Vulcan Iron Wks, r. 22b

Moss
" John W.. upholsterer Jos. Fredericks & Co.,

r. 107 Pierce
" Joseph, r. 77 West Mission
" Joseph, blacksmith's helper George Asp-
den, r. 906 Illinois
" Joseph, gasfltter L. E. Clawson & Co., r.

109 Rose Av
" Joseph, laborer John Kelso, r. cor 16th and

Alabama
" Joseph A., truckman Truck 6, r. 1108 Oak
" Joseph E., blacksmith, r. 208, 15th
" Joseph F., salesman H. W. Riley & Co., r.

7361/2 Green
" Joseph G., bartender James H. Crowe, r.

114 Langton
" Kate Miss, millinery, 22<J Post
" Katherine J. Miss, teacher Everett Gram-
mar School, r. 905 Ellis
•• Margaret Mrs., lodgings, 303 Jessie
" Mary, widow, r. 18 Chenery
" Mary, widow, r. 135 Dore
" Mary, widow, r. 238i4 Perry
" Mary, widow, r. 2112 Van Ness Av
" Mary, widow, lodgings, 18 Montgomery
" Mary, domestic, 2127 Pacific Av
" Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 1334 Bush
" Matthew, helper, r. 126 Howard
" Michael, porter John B. Paterson
" Michael J., core maker Schrader & Co., r.

22b Moss
" Michael J., marine fireman, r. 17 Minna
" Michael J., plasterer, r. 18 Chenery
" Nettie Miss, r. 1002 Polk
" Owen, dairyman, San Bruno Av opp Five

Mile House
" Patrick, r. 1334 Bush
" Patrick, bartender H. W. Streckenbach, r.

r. 316, 7th
" Patrick, laborer, r. 755 Brannan
" Patrick, miner, r. 537 Sacramento
" Patrick, tanner John Counihan & Son, r.

208 Langton
" Patrick, yardman W. G. Stafford & Co.
" Peter J., clerk, r. 862i/^ Mission
" Peter J., machinist, r. 518, 4th

San

Riley Phillip E., r. 310 Folsom
" Robert, assistant O'Connor, Mofiatt & Co.,

r. 2108 Baker
" Robert R., clerk J. J. Moran, r. 2831, 16th
" Rose, widow, r. 335, 4th
" Rose Miss, wool sorter, r. 518, 4th
" Simon J., porter, r. 63 Langton
" Thomas, blacksmith, r. 28 South Park
" Thomas, butcher J. Stutz &Co., r. 636 Com-
mercial
" Thomas, laborer, r. 46 Tehama
■' Thomas, laborer, r. 419 Brannan
" Thomas, machinist, r. 512 Howard
" Thomas, plasterer, r. 114 Langton
" Thomas, teamster, r. 1410^/4 Folsom
" Thomas, teamster, r. 1521 Mission
" Thomas E , driver Owen Riley,
Bruno Av opp Five Mile House
" Thomas E., laborer Watson & Marx, r. 518.

4th
" Thomas J., varnisher, r. 114 Langton
" William, driver, r. 663 Howard
" William, laborer, r. 28 South Park
" William, porter L. V. Merle, r. 18 Chenery
" William, sawyer Commercial Box Factory
" William, stonecutter Odd Fellows' Ceme-
tery, r. 95514 Howard
Riley William C, physician and surgeon, office
and r. 1216 Mission, hours 1 to 3 p. m..
telephone Jessie 371
" William E., salesman, r. 1025 Natoma
" William J., r. 19 South Park
" William J., clerk, r. 2118 Howard
" William S., butcher, r. 663 Howard
" & Loane (John F. Riley and Frank M.
Loane), masons and bricklayers, 40 New
Montgomery
-8®" Riley. See Reiley, Reilly and Reily
Rimassa Charles G. (Rimassa & Lafournere),r.
1061 Broadway
" Liberale, waiter I. Cuenin, r. 820 Broad-
way
" & Lafournere (Charles G. Rimassa and
John Lafournere), barbers, 126 Mont-
gomery Av
Rimger Theodore O., barber, r. 1028 Greenwich
Rimlinger Andrew J., sawyer Pac. Wooden
Ware and Cooperage Co., r. 308 Tehama
" Daniel, boxmakcr Commercial Box Fac-
tory, r. 225 Birch Av
" Joseph, sawyer F. Korbel & Bros., r. 225
Birch Av
Rimond Ernest, tailor, 1314 Powell
Rinaldi Joseph, clerk Angelo Luvisi, r. 1632

Eddy
Rinaldo Brothers & Co. (Tobias and Solomon
Rinaldo and C. S. Bier), importers and
jobbers cigars and Pacific Coast Agents
S. Hernsheim Bros. & Co. (New Or-
leans), 300-302 Bttery, telephone Main
877
" Edwin M., artist, r. 715 Howard
" Hyman, cigars and tobacco, 959^4 Market,

r. 11 Russ
" Solomon (Rinaldo Bros. & Co.), r. San Jose
" Tobias fRinaldo Bros. & Co.). r. San Jose
Bincon Grammar School Miss Elizabeth A.
Cleveland principal. Silver bet 2d and 3d
" House, 270, 1st
" M. R. Mrs., r. 9231^ Washington
Rinder John H., master str Belgic, r. 1216

Haight
Rindge Harrison A., r. 2204 Steiner
Rindskopt Louis, clerk Roth & Co., r. 1004b

Golden Gate Av
Rinehart John T., worm specialist, 100 Leaven-
worth
Rines Annie C, widow, r. 35181/4, 16th
" Charles H., magnetic healer, 7 Murphy

Bldg, r. 261 Arlington
" James P., contractor, r. 941, 14th Av South
" Joshua R., carrier postofflce, r. 559 Mis-
sion
Ring Annie, widow, r. 2100 Greenwich
Ring Brothers (William and Edward F. Jr.),
groceries and liquors, 946, 19th
" Byron, vice-president and treasurer West
Coast Advertising and Publishing Co.,
58, 1st, r. 1109, 24th

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Pub. Co., r. 730 Union
'< Daniel, service man S. F. Gas Light Co.,

r. 410 Eddy
" David, r. 346, 4th
" David J., wood and coal, 1916 Union
" D. C. insurance agent, r. 313^4 O'Farrell
" Edward B., clerk, r. 612, 17th
" Edward F., r. 549 Castro
" Edward F. Jr. (Ring Bros.), 934, 19th
" Edward G., policeman, r. 2100 Greenwich
" Ellen, widow, r. 2018 Stockton
" Frederick A., bookkeeper Paul Keyser, r.

Oakland
" Grace Miss, bookkeeper J. T. Cavanaugh,

r. 330 Geary
" Harry, waiter Harry Adolph
" Henry, bartender Henry Pregge, r. 712

Laurel Av
" James, bartender, r. 9 Kate PI
" John, longshoreman, r. E s Manchester nr

Stoneman
" John, watchman, r. 150 Silver
" John B., meterman S. F. Gas Light Co, r.

612, 17th
" Louise M., widow, r. 801 Leavenworth
" Mary, widow, r. 612, 17th
'< Powhattan S., student, r. 114 Scott
" Thomas J., wood, coal, hay and grain, 547

Castro, r. 549 Castro
" William (Ring Bros.), 946, 19th
" William (Ring & Baker), r. 510 Geary
" William H., r. 2100 Greenwich
" & Baker (William Ring and William H.
Baker), men's furnishing goods, 1302
Market
Ringbacn Catherine, widow, r. 357 Jessie
Ringdal Hjalmar, oyster tonger M. B. Mora-

ghan, r. Milbrae
Ringelholz Hermann, cook Joseph Cook, r. 315

Minna
Ringen George W., plumber, r. 613 Lombard
" John C, bartender Adolph Bunker, r. 832

Bay
" Louis P., clerk, r. 613 Lombard
" Peter, r. 613 Lombard

" Peter A. , salesman California Bottling Co. ,
r. 613 Lombard
Ringen Stove Co., quick meal gas and gasoline
stoves, Ralph S. Buck manager, 13-15
Bluxome, telephone South 320
Ringgold Charles S., barber, SOlVa O'Farrell, r.
15051/3 Pine
" Charles S., laundryman, r. 1402 Grove
" William H. Mrs., widow, hairdresser, 1505!^
Pine
Ringins William, master schr Margaret C, of-
fice Pier 7, Steuart
Ringle David C, engineer, r. 770 Harrison
Ringo Henry A., salesman, r. 3025 California

" Samuel A. Rev., r. 1823 Devisadero
Ringrose Rhody, mason and builder, 40 New
Montgomery, r. 2618 Sacramento
" William, salesman Raphael Weill & Co.,
r. 1031 Noe
Ringwalt Lansing M., manufacturers' agent,

138 Phelan Bldg, r. 930 Bush
Ringwood Edward, miner, r. 537 Sacramento
" John H. , clerk, r. 700 Dolores
" John H., porter A. & T.Weil & Co., r. IO241/2,

20th
" Peter, hostler, r. 366 Natoma
" Thomas, hostler James Hurst, r. 366 Na-
toma
Rinkenbach August H. E., groceries and
liquors, NW cor San Jose Av and Army
Rinks Felix Mrs., widow, r. 544M Natoma

" K. Mrs., liquors, 854 Howard, r. 11 Moss
Rinn Harry, porter Nathan. Dohrmann & Co., r.
2723 Jackson
" Maria, widow, r. 56 Natoma
" Philip H., r. 1329 Leavenworth
" Thomas M., canvasser, r. 56 Natoma
Rinne Frederick A., physician, 1151 Market
Rinner John, optician, r. 147 San Jose Av
Rintoul Peter, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
Rio Bonito Orchard Co., 36 Luning Bldg
" Del Llano Water Co., William C. Alberger
president, 315 California, room 15

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Rio Bravo Vineyard and Raisin Co., 30 Mills

Bldg, 8th fioor
Rio Grande Western Railway, W. H. Snedaker

general agent, 14 Montgomery
Riordan Bartlett, leather finisher, r. 8 Gough
" Bartholomew, laborer, r. 26^4 Tehama rear
" Bridget, widow, r. L nr 8th Av South
" Catherine F., teacher Hearst Grammar

School, r. 453 Polk
" Charles, laborer, r. 1008 Washington
" Charles, teamster, r. 1541, 25th
" Cornelius, r. 543 Polk
" Cornelius J., clerk Kohlberg, Strauss &

Frohman, r. 453 Polk
" Daniel F. (Kapp & Riordan), r. 453 Polk
" Daniel, gripman Market St. Ry, r. 305 Clip-
per
" Daniel J., secretary Inter Nos Jewelry

Co., 58 Crocker Bldg, r. NW cor Pine and

Larkin
" Dennis F., boots and shoes, 520 Valencia,

r. 219, 17th
" Edward, cutter Buckingham & Hecht, r.

3119 Mission
" Eugene, helper Atlas Iron Wks, r. NE cor

Napa and Louisiana
" Eugene F., lineman Gold and Stock Tel.

Co., r. 143 Shipley
" Eugene G., carpenter, r. 1541, 25th
" Frank J., r. 416 Van Ness Av
" George, policeman, r. 414 Minna
" J., waiter Palace Restaurant, r. 101 Ash Av
" James, r. 309 Austin Av
" James, carpenter, r. 25 Victor
" James, expressman, NE cor Jones aad

Ellis, r. 1110 De Haro
" James Jr., laborer, r. 25 Victor
" Jeremiah J., expressman, NW cor Califor-
nia and Drumm, r. 1305^2 Vallejo
" Johanna, widow, r. 407 Grove
" Johanna Mrs., r. 2106 Bryant
" John, r. 522, 17th
" John, clerk Albion Lumber Co.
" John, laborer Root & Robinson, r. 907

Golden Gate Av
" John, painter, r. 219J4, 14th
" John, plumber, r. 1008 Washington
" John D., printer, r. 610 Eddy
" John H., assistant weigher U. S. Customs,

r. 513 Stockton
" John J., catter Buckingham & Hecht, r.

3119 Mission
" John J., machinist Revere Rubber Co., r.

1541,25th
" John J., teamster, r. 25 Victor
" John P., r. 513 Stockton
" Joseph, cooper Pac. Wooden Ware and

Cooperage Co., r. 735 Brannan
" Joseph B., helper U. S. Mint. r. 1415 Post
" Joseph H., deputy County Clerk, r. 229

Kearny
" Joseph J., finisher Sterling Furniture Co.,

r. 2039 Harrison
" Joseph J., harness maker, r. 155 Silver
" Josephine F. Miss, tailoress E. Johnson, r.

276 Minna
" Julia, widow, r. 1133 Buchanan
" Kate, widow, r. 1541, 25th
" Mamie Miss, r. The Colonial
" Mary Miss, boarding, 1616 Grove
" Mary A. Mrs., r. 610 Eddy
" Michael, laborer, r 154 Perry
" Michael, pressman, r. 1309 Utah
" Michael J., teamster, r. L nr 8th Av South
" Michael J., upholsterer, r. 522'/2 Howard
" M. J., seaman str City of Sydney

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Riordan Nellie, domestic, 909 Steiner
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" P., quartermaster str City of Sydney
" Patrick, r. 1529 Howard
" Patrick (Riordan & McGovern), r. 735?^

Minna
" Patrick, laborer S. P. Co., r. 14d Clinton
" Patrick, teamster Kenny & McHugh, r.

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" Patrick J., marine engineer, r. 7 Pearl
Riordan Patrick W., Most Rev., Archbishop of
San Francisco, study 1100 Franklin, r.
112a Eddy
" Patrick W., shoemaker, r. 311914 Mission
" Richard, house and sign painter, 47, 3d
" Richard R., printer, r. 610 Eddy
" Stephen, laborer, r. 219^4 14th
" Thomas, hostler Sutter St. Ry., r. 1122 Lar-

kin
" Thomas, policeman, r. 410 Waller
" Thomas, teamster, r. 421, 4th
Riordan Thomas D., attorney at law, 204-308
Safe Deposit Bldg, r. The Colonial
" Timothy, hostler, r. 1122 Larkin
" Timothy, plasterer, r. 2039 Harrison
" Timothy P., policeman, r. 410 Waller
" Timothy P., real estate, 632 Market, r. 1415

Post
■' Walter A., driver, r. 4051/4 Grove
" William J., clerk T. P. Riordan, r. 1415 Post
" & McGovern (Patrick Riordan and Phillip
McGovern), liquors, 1180 Mission
4®"Riordan. See Rearden and Reardon
Rioth Nicholas E., lineman, r. 17 Harriet
Ripley Charles, student, r. 216 Eddy
" Fannie Miss, seamtress, r. 5 Ewing PI
" George H., with Equitable Life Assurance
Society, 6-12 Crocker Bldg, r. Burlingame
" J., forgemanPac. Roll. Mill
" Robert M., driver Underwriter's Fire Pa-
trol Station 1, r. 60 Tehama
Rippe Frederick (J. H. & F. Rippe), and gro-
ceries and liquors, 2801, 16th, r. 105 Capp
" Henry, clerk John Puckhaber, r. SW cor

15th Av South and P
" James, upholsterer, r. 1310 Green
Rippe J. H. & F. (John H. and Frederick), gro-
ceries and liquors, NW cor 24th and Po-
trero Av
" John, packing dept. Pac. Sheet Metal Wks,
r. 434 Minna
Rippe JolinH. (J. H. &F. Rippe), and groceries
and liquors, NW cor Bryant and 24th,
r. 2536 Bryant
" Richard, clerk George Schomer, r. 1829 Mar-
ket
Rippeto Charles, clerk, r. 611 Franklin
Rippich Frederick, attendant U. S. Marine Hos-
pital
Rippon Thomas J., machinist S. P. Co., r. 825
Haight
" William E., capitalist, r. 825 Haight
Rippstein Gottlieb, wood and coal, 812-814 Fol-

som
Risberg Charles P., stevedore, r. 23a Vandewater
Rischmuller George, patent door openers and
closers, 40 New Montgomery, r. 320, 19th
•' George Jr., r. 320, 19th
" Henry, modeler, r. 19311/4 Lexington Av

Risdon Iron & Locomotive Works,

W. H. Taylor president, R. S. Moore
superintendent, L. R. Mead secretary,
manufacturers of mining and marine
machinery, engines and boilers, SE cor
Howard and Beale, telephone Main 236

Risen Peter, clerk Michael Both, r. NE cor 25th

and Capp
Risi Aloise, shoemaker, 806 Greenwich
" Peter, brass molder Frank Baud, r. 803!4
Vallejo
isS-Kisi. See Rissi
Rising Richard, attorney at law, 43 41-45 Mills

Bldg, 7th floor, r. 1101 Laguna
Risk Joseph, plumber William F. Wilson, r.
517 Noe
" Mary, widow, r. 15 Alta
" William H., butcher, r. 15 Alta
Risley Henry, special policeman, Municipal
Burglar Alarm Co., r. 245i/4 Clara
" Kate Miss, dressmaking, 629 Eddy
Rispaud Pierce, liquors, 501, 6th, r. 515, 6th
Risselin Simon, gardener Serveau Bros., r. 2328

California
Rissi Jeremiah (McCarthy & Rissi), r. 432

Broadway
4®="Rissi. See Risi
Rissmann Louis, cabinetmaker Home Mfg. Co

r. 1116 Treat Av
Risso Giovanni B., baker L. Valente, r. 214

Broadway
Risso Giuseppe, florist, r. 141 !4 Shipley
" Joseph, gardener, r. W s Mission opp Sil-
ver Av
Rist Ella Miss, r. 819 California

" Eugene A., waiter, r. 723 O'Farrell
Ristell H., seaman str Progreso
Ristenpart William A., salesman W. & J.

Sloane & Co., r. Berkeley
Ristow Carl, seaman, r. NW cor Nebraska and
Army
" John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Ne-
braska and Army
" Otto A., carriage painter, r. NW cor Ne-
braska and Army
Ritchie Adolph, clerk, r. 137, 3d
" Agnes Miss, principal Pixley Free Kin

dergarten, r. Sausalito
" Daniel M., lithographer, r. 639 Natoma
" Eliza J., widow, r. 11071/4 Montgomery
" Frederick, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
" Frederick D., clerk Paul Friedman, r. 1127

18th
" James A., clerk, r. 109 Frederick
" James A., pattern maker, r. 340, 6th
" James C, conductor Market St. Ry., r.

3504A Mission
" John, motorman Market St. Ry., r. 1518

Eddy
' ' Joseph , clerk Pac. Pump and Windmill Co. ,

r. 72 Tehama
" Martha H., teacher Humboldt Primary

school, r. 606 Sutter
" Mary, widow, r. 1107% Montgomery rear
" Mary A., widow, r. 639 Natoma
" NapoleonB., contractor and builder, r. 1127,

18th
" Romer K., clerk Butler & Co., r. Sausalito
" William, conductor S. F. & S. M. Ry.,

r. 766 San Jose Av
" William, longshoreman, r. 11 Pacific
" William H., longshoreman, r. 11071/4 Mont-
gomery rear
Ritchzenhain Albert, seaman, r. 2 Washington
Rithet Robert P., .president Welch & Co., 320

California
Rithmoeller Christian, clerk Richard Speckter,

r. 2441 Mission
Ritleng Frank, bartender E. R. Fischer, r. 415

Powell
Ritow Charles, harness maker, r. 9 August Alley

" Henry, carpenter, r. 9 August Alley
Rits Martin, waiter Popular Dining Rooms, r.

722 Washington
4®- Rits. See Ritts and Ritz
Ritschy Valentine (Howard & Ritschy), r. I2814,

7th
Ritter Albert, druggist, r. 104 Mason
" Albert A., watchmaker and jeweler, 5, 6th,

r. 1511 Clay
" Charles A., r. 343 Waller
" Charles A. Jr., clerk I. J. Truman, r. 343

Waller
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Rittei- Gustave, machine hand Sterling Fur-
niture Co., r. 42414 Shotwell
" Henry J., plumber Koch & Grimes, r. 343

Waller
" Herman, teacher physical culture, r. 923%

Golden Gate Av
" John F., engraver Galloway Litho Co., r.

1628 Grove
" Kate, widow, r. 424^4 Shotwell
" Martin v., weigher U. S. Mint, r. San

Leandro, Cal.
" Paul N., liquors, NE cor 7th Av and Ful-
ton, r. 6, 1st Av
" William, assistant exchange teller The

Bank of California, r. 1826 Ellis
" William F., bartender Paul Ritter, r. 1st
Av nr McAllister
Bitterman Hedwig, domestic, 3309 Clay
Rittigstein Frank, clerk, r. 253, 4th

" Jonas, second hand clothing, 253, 4th
Rittmann George, molder, r. 2533 Missian
" Henry, waiter Marchand's Restaurant, r.
110, 11th
Rittmeier Caspar, janitor Trades' Union Hall,

r. 1159 Mission
Rittner Julius, bartender, r. 3 Hopeton Terrace
Rittore Edward L., assistant weigher U. S.
Customs, r. 1524 Stockton
" Maria, widow, r. 511 Greenwich
4®" Ritts. See Rits and Ritz
Ritty Daniel, asst. engineer Y. M. C. A. Bldg,

r. 1037 Market
Ritz A H., physician, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" Nicholas, porter Henry Gellert, r. 1402
Kearny
4®" Ritz. See Rits and Ritts
Ritzau Fritz, metal roofer Forderer Cornice
Wks, r. 415 Powell
" Henry, cigar manufacturer, 1704i/^ Folsom
" Henry Jr., musician, r. 1704% Folsom
" Louis N., musician, r. 24 Ellis
Ritzenheim Albert W., seaman str General Mc-
Dowell, r. 2 Washington
Ritzenthaler August, brewer, r. 406 Francisco
Rivara Giovanni B., laborer, r. 239 Broad
" Lucas, machinist, r. !i39 Broad
" Ventorino, fruits and vegetables, 533 Pine,
r. 239 Broad
Rivard Charles E., lumberman, r. 681 Mission
" Felix X. F. (Rivard & St. Onge), r. 1332

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" George T., barber Seppich & Kleinhans, r.

1318 Fell
" & St. Onge (Felix X. F. Rivard and Theo-
dore St. Onge), carpenters, 1332 Cali-
fornia
Rivas Isaac, physician, 1716 Sacramento
" Joseph D., tailor, r. 3 Salmon
" Mary, widow, shirt maker, r. 1707 Mason
Rivau Charles, cook, r. SOSVa Montgomery Av
Rive Eliza, widow, r. 2920 Pine
" Jules, bookkeeper, r. 2920 Pine
" Philip, contractor and builder, r. 2920 Pine
" Robert V., cigar maker, r. 2920 Pine
Rivelli George, fruits and vegetables, 123, 26th
River Bryan H., clerk cashier's dept. Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 116 Page

RIVER EXPRESS CO.

(between San Francisco, Stockton, An-
tioch, Napa and Benicia), Van Pelt,
Kelton & Magee proprietors, express,
forwarding and commission, baggage
taken on storage, 3 Spear, telepboue
Main 31
River Joseph, asst. Market Inspector Board of
Health, r. 116 Page

" Joseph P., student, r. 116 Page

' ' Louis P. , clerk auditing dept. Wells, Fargo
& Co., r. 116 Page
Rivero Petra Mrs., r. 5 Magner PI

" Silvio, molder, r. 313 Green
Rivers Alden C, laborer Golden State and
Miners Iron Wks, r. 210 Palmer

" Anna Miss, r. 1326 Hayes
Rivers Brothers (Thomas W. and Christopher
C), importers and groceries, 500-504
Hayes

" Charles A., molder, r. 310 Palmer

W.W. MONTAGUE & CO,

Artistic Tiles,

Plain., Glazed, and Decorated.

AMERICAN AND ENGLISH-
), 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Rivers Christopher C. (Rivers Bros.), r. 1306
Hayes
" George, hostler St. George Stables
" Harry, clerk, r. 501 Octavia
'-' Harry, waiter, r. 439 Minna
" J., teamster Cal. Construction Co., r. 530,

17th
" John, teamster, r. 35 Louisa rear
" John C, clerk S. P. Co., r. 1715 Leavenworth
" K. A. Mrs., administratrix estate of

Thomas Adani, r. 814 Hayes
" Richard F., seaman, r. 210 Palmer
" Sarah E., widow, r. 210 Palmer
" Thomas W. (Rivers Bros.), r. 814 Hayes
" Walter, expert accountant, r. 3103% Bu-
chanan
>e®"Rivers. See Rivas
Riverside Mill and Mining Co., 56 Nevada

Block
Rivert Hector, coachman, 204 Haight
Rivesch John, kitchen hand Bennett & Wit-

mer, r. 26 Sherwood PI
Rivett Charles, cook, r. 529 Sacramento
Riviere Louis, dyer, r. 814 Jessie rear
Rivolo Antonio (Fabris & Rivolo), r. 422 Vallejo

rear
Rivolta Gaetano (F. Cavagnaro & Co.), r. 1017,

18th
Rix Alfred S., salesman Hills Bros.
" Alice Mrs., journalist, r. 1076 Union

Rix Compressed Air Machinery

Co. The, Edward A. Rix president,

William A. Hewitt vice-president and

secretary, Patrick Reardon treasurer,

11-13, 1st

Rix Edward A., president The Rix Compressed

Air Machinery Co., 11-13, 1st, r. 1076

Union

" E. Hale, clerk Porter Bros. & Co., r. 42, 12th

Rix Hale, attorney at law, 53 City Hall Av, r.

42, 12th
Rix William (Bishop & Wheeler), attorney at

law, 532 Market, room 41, r. Alameda
4®"Rix. See Rex

Rixford Emmet, physician and surgeon, 229
Geary, hours 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. m., tele-
phone Main 5097, r. 1713 Pierce, telephone
Pine 2231
Rixford Emmet H., attorney at law, 530 Cali-
fornia, room 53, r. 1814 Baker
Rixford G. P., real estate and mining, 323 Phe-
lan Bldg., r. 1713 Pierce
" Loring P., architect Pissis & Moore, r. 1713

Pierce
" Luther P., r. 1910 Lyon
Rixon Albert, foreman Union Ice Co., r. 406!4
Brannan
" A. William, asst. foreman Union Ice Co.,

r. 4O6V2 Brannan
" Henry, laundryman, r. 715 Howard
" Robert, laborer, r. 1501 Montgomery
" J., carpenter, r. 319 Grant Av
Rizzi Giuseppe, marble artist, r. 123 California

Av
Rizzo Andrew, barber, r. 319 Green
'' Angelo, barber, r. 319 Green
" G., gardener Colombo Market
" Giuseppe, barber, 443 Broadway
Rizzuto Antonio, laborer J. Roylance Brass
Wks, r. Berkeley
" John, laborer J. Roylance Brass Wks, r.
168 Tehama
Roach Alexander, r. 127, 2d
" Alexander Jr., r. 127, 2d
" Ann, widow, r. 138 Rose Av

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Roach Bridget, widow, r. 1914 San Carlos Av
" Catherine, widow, r. 10i4 Clyde
" Catherine, widow, r. 234, 5th
" Charles T., clerk Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r.

2533 Washington
" David, teamster, r. 783 Folsom
" David J., laborer, r. 343 Clementina
" Edward J., plumber, r. 3532 Washington
" Edward, r. 667 Minna
" Edward, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 752

Howard
" Ella Miss., typewriter Julius C. McCeney,

r. 417 Larkin
" Elmer D., clerk, r. 238g 12th
" Francis R.. bartender J. E. Roach, r. 1048

Howard
" Frank, saloonkeeper, r. 668 Clementina
" Frank T., porter R. J. Techau & Co., r. 17i/4

Oak
" George, flyman Morosco's Grand Opera

House, r. 726 Mission
" Harry, salesman Cal. Ink Co., r. Oakland
" J., coalpasser str Mexico
" James, butcher, r. 6th Av South nr K
" James, coachman, r. 1513 Polk
" James, groceries and liquors, 1300 Sanchez
" James, longshoreman, r. 14e Harriet
" James, laborer, r. 230, 15th
" James, laborer, r. 231 Perry rear
" James, laborer, r. 343 Clementina
" James, laborer, r. 547 Mission
" James, laborer, r. 1046 Folsom
" James, vaquero, r. cor Railroad Av and 6th

Av South
" James F., teamster C. S. Laumeister, r.

127, 2d
" Jeremiah E., liquors, 1048 Howard
" John, r. 1332, 7th Av South
" John, r. 14^, 13th
" John, butcher C. E. Whitney & Co., r. 7th

Av South bet K and L,
" John, laborer, r. 231 Perry rear
" John, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
" John, submarine diver, r. 49 Hermann
" John A., brass finisher W. T. Garratt & Co.,

r. 234, 5th
" John H., hackdriver, r. 67 Everett
" John N., printer, r. 115 Grove
" John P., bricklayer, r. 138 Rose Av
" John P., tinsmith, r. 1016 Montgomery
" John W., clerk, r. 112 William
" Joseph, fireman, r. 640 Tennessee
" Julia, widow, r. 343 Clementina
" Margaret, domestic, 1328 Page
" Margaret Mrs., lodgings, 568 Howard
" Maria L. Miss, r. 830 Union
" Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 137, 2d
" Michael, fireman, r. 419 Brannan
" Michael, laborer, r. 530 Stevenson
" Michael H., laborer, r. 836 Illinois
" Nicholas, seaman, r. 318 Steuart
" Peter, teamster, r. NW cor Steiner and

Hermann
" Richard D., laborers. P. Co., r. 338g 13th
" Richard J., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &

Co., r. 2523 Bush
" Richard R., teamster W. G. Stafford & Co.,

r. 48 Ritch
" Robert, laborer, r. SE cor Napa and Ken-
tucky
" Theresa, widow, r. 365!4 Clementina
" Thomas, coal passer str Australia
" Thomas, fireman str City of Puebla, r. 307

Fremont
" Thomas, marine fireman, r. 531 Bryant
" Thomas, marine fireman, r. 541, 1st

Roach Thomas, laborer, r. 568 Howard
" Thomas Jr., salesman, r. 568 Howard
" Thomas F., bricklayer, r. 138 Rose Av
" Thomas F., driver, r. 343 Clementina
" Thomas J., seaman, r. 9 Welsh
" Walter, sergeant at arms S. F. Stock and

Exchange Board, r. 1914 San Carlos Av
" William, barber, r. 1016 Montgomery
" William, clerk, r. 115 Grove
" William, teamster, r. NW cor Steiner and

Hermann
" William A., teamster Poly, Heilbron &

Co., r. 6th Av South bet K and L
" William J., molder Golden State and Min-
ers' Iron Wks, r. 7 Harriet
" William M., salesman Deasy Bros., r. 115
Grove
4®= Roach. See Roche
Roak Caddie, widow, r. 124 Turk
Roane Addison M., varieties, 3133 Mission
Roath Warrington E., master mariner, r. 2647

Howard
Robart August F., engineer, r. 1 Kohler PI
Robarts F. A. L., clerk Bank of British Colum-
bia, r. Sausalito
Robb David, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 318 Taylor
Rotob Frank, manager Millbrae Dairy, 814 Octa-
via, r. 810 Octavia
" Herbert C, machinist Byron Jackson, r.

1536, 17th
" James, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 2031

Ellis
" Margaret M. Miss, r. Old People's Home
Robbers Henry F. (Robbers & Rulfs), r. 1916a
Howard
" & Rulfs (Henry F. Robbers and Frank
Rulfs), groceries, 1954 Howard
Robbert Adolph F., with R. J. Techau & Co..

r. 206 Oak
Robbin Edward M., porter, r. 13 Tehama rear
Robbins Charles, r. 574 Folsom
" Charles P., insurance agent, r. 329 Lobos
" Charlotte Miss, seamstress, r. 1304 Powell
" C. R., book agent, r. 95 Steuart

ROBBINS EDWARD, M. D.,

physician and surgeon, hours 1 :30 to 5
and 7 to 8 p. m., Sundays 6 to 7 p. m.,
office and r. 1508 Market, telephone
Jessie 701

Robbins Elizabeth, widow, r. 1228 Hampshire
" Enos v., real estate appraiser, 322 Pine, r.
826 Powell

Robbins F. A. Press Works,

Frederick A. Robbins president,
Thomas R. Kent secretary, manufac-
turers presses, dies, punching' and
shearing' machinery, 324-326 Fremont,
telephone Main 841
Bobbins Fred 0., manager gas stove depart-
ment San Francisco Gas Light Co., 236
Post, r. 816 Sutter
Robbins Frederick, carpenter, r. 1235a Folsom
Robbins Frederick A., president F. A. Robbins
Press Works, 324-336 Fremont, r. 334 Fre-
mont

" Frederick B., operator Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 39.52c Folsom

•' G. Burr, r. 34 Ellis

" George J., stone cutter P. Degan, r. NE cor
31st Av and K
Robbins H. R., proprietor Twin Brothers Mush
Factory, 13 Halieck, r. Fruitvale

" Isaac H., laborer, r. 137 Wildey

" James C, cashier Atlas Assurance Co.,r.
317 Broderick

" John, liquors, 533 Pacific, r. Commercial
Hotel

" John T., horseman, r. 413%, 5th Av

" Joseph B., calker, r. 16 Moss

" Samuel, butcher William H. Kelm, r. 1304
Powell

" Samuel B., real estate, r. 1312 Geary

" Samuel L,., compositor, r. 1304 Powell
Robcke Charles F., lumberman S. H. Harmon

Lumber Co., r. 1 Alger PI
Robe Lizzie, widow, r. 438 Golden Gate Av

" Lizzie Mrs., r. 914 Larkin

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Rober William, cooper, r. IGOY2 Shipley
Roberson Richard, longshoreman O. R. and N.

Co.
Robert Aglae, widow, r. 53 Shipley rear

•' Anthony J., cabinet maker, r. 734^4, 22d

" Felix, cellarman Peter Robert, r. 115 Tren-
ton

" Gustave, laborer, r. 503 Folsom

" H. D., marine engineer, r. 212, 1st

" Joseph, tanner Legallet-Hellwig Tanning
Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av

" Peter, wines and liquors, 1239 Stockton, r.
1310Vi Powell
Roberts Ada M. Miss, teacher Washington
Evening School, r. 1829 Ellis

" Adaline, widow, r. 53 Shipley

" Alexander, porter, r. 702 Vallejo

" Alexena Mrs., principal J. Sheldon Lux
Potter Free Kindergarten, 74 West Mis-
sion, r. 1821a Howard

" Alfred E., draughtsman Union I. Wks, r.
242 Fell

" Andrew W., stenographer Union Oil Co. of
Cal., r. 1829 Ellis

" Arthur E., mining, r. 1000 Van Ness Av

" Azariah E., boiler maker McMurphy &
McEvoy, r. 1821 Howard

" Benjamin H., gripman Market St. Ry., r.
1345a 24th
Roberts Benjamin K., captain Light Battery
D, 5th Artillery U. S. A., r. Presidio

" C. Arthur, financial agent, 1-3 Chronicle
Bldg

" Charles, porter, r. 10 West Mission

" Charles H., clerk, r. 1829 Ellis

" Charles M., machinist W. T. Garratt& Co.,
r. 1301/2, 9th

" Clarence, carpenter, r. 50!4, 3d

" D., seaman, r. 110, 6th

" Daniel W., manufacturers' agent, 609 Sac-
ramento, rooms 5-6

" Dominick, poultry commission merchant,
504-506 Front, r. 932 Dolores

" Edward, carpenter, r. 4 Albion Av rear

" Edward, furrier, r. 4 Burritt

" Edward, seaman, r. 31 Broadway

" Edward D., laborer Western Sugar Re-
finery, r. 514 Missouri

" Edward F., clerk Hartwell, Mitchell &
Willis

" E. H., r. 1120 Harrison

" Elizabeth F., widow, r. 136 Fulton

' ' Elmer E. , secretary Temple of Health Med-
icine Co., r. 442 Van Ness Av

" Emeline L. Miss, teacher Spring Valley
Grammar School, r. 1503 Pine

" Emma Mrs., r. 1621i4 Powell

" Ferdinand D., carpenter W. H. Elliott, r.
924 Mission

" Flora, widow, r. 708 O'Farrell

" Florence A. Miss, stenographer Oceanic
SSCo.,r. Oakland

" Florence V. Miss, teacher languages, r. 1611
Vallejo

" Frances A., widow, r. 789 Haight

" Francisco B., clerk Joy's, r. 212 Grove

" Frank, seaman, r. 117 Steuart

" Frank E., harness maker Leibold Harness
Co.,r. 1829 Ellis

" Frederick, paperhanger, r. 1127 Stevenson

" Frederick J., machinist, r. 611 Natoma

" Frederick T., tailor, 1006 Valencia, r. 608,
21st

ROBERTS GEORGE F.,

fine, candies and chocolates, trade sup-
plied, manufactory NW cor Busn and
Polk, telephone East 521, r. 2518 Clay

Roberts George G., r. 1915 Eddy
" George H., porter Studebaker Bros. Mfg.

Co., r. 3233!^, 16th
" Gustave, laborer, r. 26 Hinckley
" Hannah, widow, r. 333 Texas
" Henry F., seaman, r. .50214 Broadway
" Hugh T., bookkeeper Judson Mfg Co., r.

1017, 20th
" J., steerage watchman str Belgic
" James, carpenter r. 272 Tehama rear
" James, machinist Union I. Wks, r. 43 Perry

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

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Roberts James, solicitor .^tna Insurance Co.,
r. 474 Jessie
" James B., insurance agent, 415 Montgom-
ery room 7, r. 572 Harrison
" James E., can maker D. Ghirardelli Co., r.

Oakland
" James E., compositor, r. 1915 Eddy
" James G., bricklayer, r. 518, 19th
" James H., metal roofer, r. 206 Waller
" James M., painter, r. 1347, 26th
" James S., carpenter, r. 272 Tehama rear
" Jennie Mrs., r. 1000 Van Ness Av
" Jesse, teamster, r. cor Ward and San

Bruno Av
" Jesse S., clerk superintendent's office
Railway Mail Service, r. Golden Gate,
Cal.
" J. H., salesman Golden Gate Comp. Yeast

Co., r. Oakland
" John, baggage man S. P. Co., r. 313b San

Jose Av
" John, bartender I. Holt, r. 650 Mission
" John, calker, r. 238 Ritch
" John, cigar maker, r. 327 Pacific
" John, dairyman, 30th Av South nr San

Bruno Av
" John, driver Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r. 406

Bryant
" John, engineer, r. 290 Union
" John, laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli Av
" John, machinist, r. 15 Harriet
" John, master str Farallon, r. 518, 19th
" John, plasterer, r. 861 Market
" John A., trimmer Edison Light and Power

Co., r. 1065 Market
" John A., salesman Leibold Harness Co., r.

1902 Ellis
" John C, conductor Market St. Ry, r. 1585

Valencia
" John H., attorney at law, r. 212a Octavia
" John H., laborer, r. 238 Ritch
" John J. C, clerk freight auditor's dept. S.

P. Co., r. 1021 Hampshire
" John J., collector A. & A. Baker, r. Oakland
" John P., r. 305 Michigan rear
" John T., clerk J. A. Folger & Co., r. Oak-
land
" John W., r. 1503 Pine
Roberts John W., physician and president
Temple of Health Medicine Company,
443 Van Ness Av, r. 1918Paciflc Av, Ala-
meda
Roberts John W., president The Roberts Print-
ing Co., 320 Sutter, r. 2519 Eagle Av, Ala-
mena
John W., watchman, r. 20th Av South nr N
Joseph, cabinet maker, r. 122 Clipper
Joseph, clerk Kohlberg, Strauss &Froh

man, r. 627 Geary
Joseph F., driver S. F. Laundry, r. 1915

Eddy
Joseph I., salesman, r. 426a 23d
JosephT., driver John Roberts, r. 30th Av

South nr San Bruno Av
Joshua A., reporter The Bradstreet Co., r.

Alameda
Joshua A,, salesman Nolan Bros. Shoe Co.,

r. 22 Hartford
Julius, baker, r. 34 Morris Av
Leonard, machinist Fulton Eng. & Ship

Bldg Wks, r. Fillmore and Greenwich
Lewis, delivery clerk S. P. Taylor Sons, r.

25a Vandewater
Lottie, widow, r. 1213 Golden Gate Av
Lillie Mrs., teacher language, r. 1611 Val-
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Roberts Maria Miss, teacher Spring Valley
Grammar School, r. 1503 Pine
" Marion J., widow, r. 1021 Hampshire
" Marshall C, machinist Fulton Eng. &
Ship Bldg Wks, r. 1413 California
Roberts Martin R., president and superinten-
dent Excelsior Coal and Screening Co.,
5 Spear, r. 904 Washington
Roberts Martin R. Jr., vice-president and gen-
eral agent Excelsior Coal and Screening
Co., 5 Spear, r. 904 Washington
" Mary, widow, r. 728 Shotwell
" Mary Mrs., liquors, 16 Folsom
" Mary A., widow, r. 1829 Ellis
" Mary A. E., widow, r. 1013 Post
" Mary E., teacher Humboldt Primary

School, r. 1915 Eddy
" Max, r. 24 Morris Av

" Milton F.,carpenterU.S. Navy,r. 309 Jones
" M. J., waiter, r. 863!4 Market
" Nellie A., widow, r. 1416 Hyde
" Oliver, mining, r. 1803 Broadway
" O. T., molder, r. 335 Mississippi
" Owen M. V., carpenter, r. 28 Dearborn
" Patrick F., teamster, r. 1509 Kansas
" Peter, r. ISIO!/^ Powell
" Peter F., band sawyer S. F. Planing Mill,

r. 335 Fair Oaks
" Peter L., carpenter, r. Prospect Av nr Es-
meralda Av
" Porter, student, r. 1213 Golden Gate Av
Roberts Printing Co. The, John W. Roberts
president, counting house stationery,
power printers, importers and makers
advertising cards, 220 Sutter
R.,hackdriver, r. 126 Ellis
Richard, baker, r. 211, 7th
Richard M. (Roberts & Tuft), r. 1211 Point

Lobos Av
Richard W., machinist Dow Steam Pump

Wks, r. Alameda
R. H , master mariner, 9 Mission,, r. Lorin
Robert, insurance, r. 700 Jones
Robert, seaman, r. 322 Main
Robert H., watchman Risdon I. and L.

Wks, r. Alameda
Robert T., r. 1243, 23d
Robert W., driver S. F. Laundry, r. 1915

Eddy
Roland, master mariner, 9 Mission, r. Oak-
land
Rudolph S., r. 24 Morris Av
Samuel H., dentist, 120 McAllister
Silas A., carpenter, r. 1829 Ellis
Stanley C, city agent Golden Gate Com-
pressed Yeast Co., r. 703 Geary
Steam Track Layer, 42 Market, room 7
Stephen, office 124 Sansome, room 25
Stephen N., r. 505/2, 3d

ROBERTS T.,

practical boot and shoe maker, 4 Sum-
mer, r. 4131^ 19tli

Roberts T., seaman str .Santa Rosa
" Thomas, carriage maker, 1613 Market, r.

NE cor Brazil Av and Moscow
■' Thomas, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill
" Thomas, longshoreman, r. 936% Bryant
" Thomas G. (Roberts & Saunders), r. 131

Turk
" Thomas H., r. 335 Mississippi
" Thomas N., pilot str San Joaquin No. 4
" Thomas R., clerk Trans-Atlantic Fire Ins.

Co., r. 617 Bush
" Tobias, cloak maker, r. 119a Leavenworth

rear

Roberts Undine L. Miss, teacher languages, r.
1611 Vallejo
" Walter R., r. 1821 Howard
" William, r. 28, 8th
" William, carriage maker Thomas Roberts,

r. NE cor Brazil Av and Moscow
" William, clerk, r. 630 Natoma
" William, cooper George Windeler & Co., r.

I6O1/2 Shipley
" William, cutter J. H. Curley & Co., r. 6O414

Haight
" William, engineer, r. lie Clara
" William, laborer S. P. Co., r. 922;^ Folsom
" William, laborer, r. 1424 Broadway
" William, marine fireman, r. 527 Vallejo
" William, master mariner, r. 85 Everett
" William, painter, r. 1873 Mission
" William, pressman Salvation Army, r. 1139

Market
" William, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
" William A., clerk, r. 1920 Pierce
" William C, teacher music, r. 136 Fulton
" William E., machinist Wells,* Russell &

Co., r. 222 Leavenworth
" William E. C, foreman Cal. Gas Fixture

Co., r. Alameda
" William F., butcher, 2817 California
" William H., clerk Whitman & Barnes Mfg.

Co., r. Oakland
" William M., bookkeeper The Bank of Cali-
fornia, r. i920 Pierce
" William W., r. 524 Eddy
" Xena Miss, principal T. Fuller Shattuck
Jr. Memorial Free Kindergarten, and
Merchants' Free Kindergarten, 74 West
Mission, r. 1821a Howard
Roberts & Saunders (Thomas G. Roberts and
Daniel E. Saunders), bicycles and bicy-
cle repairing, 201 Larkin
" cfe Tuft (Richard M. Roberts and Alfred C.
Tuft), butchers, 50 Steuart
4®-Roberts. See Robert

Robertson A. Maud Miss, stenographer R. S. Al-
exander & Son, r. 6 Metcalf PI
" Aimwell F., laundry man, r. 1228 Pine
" Alexander, molder Occidental Foundry, r.
Berkeley

ROBERTSON ALEXANDER M.,

importer and dealer books, fine paper,
cards and wedding stationery, 126
Post, teleplione Grant 5, r. 1321 Page

Robertson Annie, widow, r. 1516, 20th, Potrero
" Annie Mrs., r. 828 Bush
" Augusta C. Miss, vice-principal Pacific

Heights Grammar School, r. 2320 Cali-
fornia
" Boiling C. secretary Pacific Commercial

Co., 212-214 Front
Robertson C. F., architect, 74 Donohoe Bldg,

hours 2:30 to 5:30 p. m., r. 1513'^ Mission
" Charles, bricklayer, r. 202, 2d
" Charles, clerk Market St. Ry., r. 733i4, 30th
" Charles, tailor, r. 605 Broadway
" Charles, fireman S. P. Co., r. 2839, 16th
" Charles F., fireman, r. 15!4 Welsh
" Charles H., electrician Market St. Ry., r.

7221/2, 20th
" Charles M., factory hand Pac. Roll. Mill
" Daniel, stevedore, r. 15i4 Welsh
•' David, molder Atlas Iron Wks, r. 18 Welsh
" David R., clerk W. H. Campbell
" Donald, bookkeeper Cal. Wine Assn., r.

447 McAllister
" Duncan C, box washer E. J. Bowen, r. 417

Kearny
" E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1.330 Alabama
" Edward, driver, r. 1106 Folsom
" Edward H., salesman J.J. Crowe &Co.,

r. 314, 3d
" Edwin D., laborer, r. SW cor Juno and

Lower Terrace
" E. L. Mrs., widow, r. 637 Guerrero
" Elizabeth Miss, shoefltter, r. 120i^ Silver
" Eugenia A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1514

Welsh
" F. Mrs., dressmaking, 958 Mission
" Frank, machinist, r. 952 Mission
" Frank, painter, r. 22, 5th

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Robertson Frank E., naotorman S. F. & S. M.
By., r. 764 San Jose Av
" George, manager Butchers' Review Pub-
lishing Co.. 620 Merchant
" George Mrs., widow, r. 1047 Chesnut

" George E., cook Becker & Burkhardt, r. 203
East

" George N., attorney at law, 4-7 Mills Bldg,
4th floor, r. Berkeley

" Gustav, gunsmith, r. 1813 Dupont

" Helen Miss, clerk E. J. McMurry, r. 1624
Polk

" Henry D., physician, 705 Sutter

" James, apprentice Dow Steam Pump Wks,
r. 120% Silver

«' James, baker, r. 327 Broadway

" James, bartender J. Donnelly, r. 1001 McAl-
lister

" James, boiler maker, r. 251, 11th

" James, calker, r. 11 Silver

" James, conductor Market St. Ry, r. 1003
Minnesota

" James Jr., ship carpenter, r. 11 Silver

" James H., r. 919, 25th

" John, dentist, 2104 Market

" John, physician, 903 Sutter, r. Livermore

" John, stevedore, r. 525 Folsom

'■ Jessie M. Miss, editor Society, r. 918
Hyde

" J. J., surgeon str San Juan

" John C, salesman Robertson & Soderlund,
r. 325 Minna

" John D., publisher, 729 Montgomery, r. 830
Greenwich

" John D., teller Cal. Safe Deposit and Trust
Co., r. 2112 Green

'< John M., carpenter, r. 5 Rivoli A V

" John P., ship carpenter, r. 525 Folsom

" Joseph, gripman Sutter St. Ry, r. 318
Austin Av

'< Joseph H., ironer Lick Laundry, r. SW cor
Lower Terrace and Juno

" Joseph W. (Robertson & Soderlund), r. 326
Minna

" Joshua H., plumber William F. Wilson, r.
139 Hancock

'< J. R. Mrs., widow, r. 1013 Geary

" Lizzie Miss, shoefltter, r. 351, 11th

" L. M. Mrs., widow, r. 108, 8th

" Louis A., secretary Sands W. Forman
Clock Co., 83 Flood Bldg, r. 1308 Sacra-
mento

" Margaret, widow, r. 1331 Filbert

" Margery C. Miss, principal Le Conte Pri-
mary School, r. 3014 Devisadero

" Marian Mrs., r. 251, 11th

" Mary Miss, shoefltter, r. 351, 11th

" Milford H., conductor Cal. St. RR, r. 1413/2
Pine

■" Peter, journalist Chronicle, r. 319 Sutter

^' Peter E., foreman Humboldt Lumber Mill
Co's yard, r. 325Larkin

" Robert, molder, r. 120/2 Silver

" Robert L., stone cutter, r. 11 Silver

" Samuel J., bartender Martin F. Beier, r.
633 Clay

" Sidney, r. The Colonial

" Thomas J., plumber, r. 3519 Bryant

" Victor J., treasurer Commercial Publish-
ing Co., 34 California, r. North Berkeley

" Wilfred M., clerk W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. 1103 Bush

" William, druggist Baxter & Oesting, r. 307
Eddy

" William, florist, r. 1228 Pine

" William, janitor, 139 Post, r. 1012 Geary

" William, secretary Balfour, Guthrie In-
vestment Co., 316 California, r. 703 Post

'• William, water tender str State of Califor-
nia

" William A., principal Hamilton Grammar
School, r. 131314 Pierce

" William B., mining, r. 1433 California
" William H., carpenter, r. 153 Sagamore
" William J., clerk Crane Co., r. Fruitvale
" William L., musician, r. 1509b Howard
" William R., compositor Field Sports, r. 23

Chenery
" William R., compositor, r. 2006% Union

W.W.MOHTAGUE&CO.

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and FITTINGS, all sizes, for Gas,

Steam and Water.

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Robertson & Soderlund (Joseph W. Robertson
and Z. N. Soderlund), poultry and game,
8 Grand Central Market
«S"Robertson. See Roberson, Robinson and

Robison
Robier Thomas, butcher, r. 507, 6th
Robin Adolph, harnessmaker, r. 563^/4 Bryant
Robin Adrien Dr., veterinary surgeon, office 610
4th, hours 8 to 12 a. m., also wines and
liquors, 610, 4th
" Emil, paintei-, r. 14 Day
" Frank, hunter, r. San Jose Av opp Day
" Henry K., storekeeper U. S. Internal Rev-
enue, r. fi06 Castro
Robin Hood SalOOn.Smoot & Rice proprietors,
SW cor Stockton and O'Farrell
" Jean, shoemaker Kast & Co., r. 1 Graham

PI
" Joseph P., machinist, r. 563% Bryant
" Josephine Miss, laundry, 119 Stockton, r.

816 Larkin
" Paul, clerk, r. 563% Bryant
" Theresa, widow, r. 563% Bryant
" Victor, compositor Le Franco-Californien,
r. 18% Scott PI
Robinet Eugene, capitalist, 411% California,
rooms 2 and 8, r. 772% Folsom
" Henry J., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,

" Louis C, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 411 Stevenson
Robinett John Mrs., widow, r. 1016%, 20th

" Margretta M. Miss, teacher Edison Pri-
mary Sc ool, r. 1016%, 20th

" Minna P. Miss, teacher Marshall Primai-y
School, r. 1016%, 20th

" Thomas, carpenter and builder, 215 Steven-
son, r. 1342 Turk

" Zeno R., clerk freight auditor's dept. S. P.
Co., r. Alameda
Robino J. B., peddler, r. 16 Union PI

" John, laborer, r. 16 Union PI
Robins F. C. Hamilton, special agent London
Assurance Corporation, r. Oakland

" W. B. & Co. (William E. Robins and War-
ren C. Jones), jewelers and opticians,
1332 Market

" William E. (W. E. Robins & Co.), r. 1151
Market
;8®-Robins. See Robbins
Robinson Albert J., r. 728 Geary

" Alfred, butcher, 17.59 Mission

" Alice, domestic, 3700 California

" Andrew J., manufacturers' agent, 235-237
Fremont, r. Mountain View, Cal.

" Arthur J., laborer Union I. Wks. r. 21 Vic-
tor

" Augustus W., real estate agent, 638 Mar-
ket, r. 127 Kearny

" Belle Mrs., teacher music, 425 Eddy

" Benjamin, chief cook str Australia
Robinson Bequest Commission, Mayor's oftice
New City Hall, Adolph Sutro chairman,
Taylor Rogers secretary

•' Brothers (George H. and Leonard), manu-
facturers' agents, 13 Sutter

" Carrie B.. widow, r. 933 Bush

" Carrie S., widow, r. 513 Leavenworth

" Catherine,widow,r. 5 Maiden Lane

" Charles, r. 425 Eddy

" Charles,foreman,r. 930, 20th

" Charles, porter McDonogh& Runyon, r. 30
Clara

" Charles, seaman, r. 146, 13th

■■ Charles D., landscape artist, 506 Battery, r.
334 Falcon Av

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Robinson Charles F. (Root & Robinson), r. 818

Octavia
" Charles F., driver Montgomery & Co., r.

1638 Sacramento
" Charles F., machinist Market St. Ry, r.

1539 Mission
" Charles H., cashier Goodyear Rubber Co.,

r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" Charles H., restaurant, 6 Leidesdorff, r. 214,

3d
Robinson Charles J., assistant paymaster

Southern Pacific Co., 4 Montgomery, r.

San Mateo
" Charles R., clerk Ticket Auditor's dept.

S. P. Co., r. San Mateo
" Charles S., clerk, r. 1622b Post
" Charles U., foreman Hey wood Bros. & Co.,

r. 2722 Mission
" Charlotte Mrs., teacher French, r. 1403Cali-

fornia
" Chester G., rancher, r. 417 Kearny
" Chester L., salesman Charles M. Plum &

Co.,r. Alameda
" Christian J., clerk Ticket Auditor's dept.

S. P. Co.,r, Alameda
" Colfax J., compositor Frank Eastman &

Co., r. 1229 Howard
Robinson Cornelius P., attorney at law, 310

Pine, room 41, r. Berkeley

D. clerk, r. 529 Sacramento
David, r. 3 Mary Lane
Demetra Mrs., dressmaker, r. 911 Vallejo
Earl, carpenter, r. 541a Turk
Edward, solicitor John Sloan
Edward I., attorney at law, 403 Montgom-
ery, room 21, r. 722, 21st

Edward L., cement worker, r. 142, 6th
Edwin B., clerk, r. 1403 California
Edwin J. (E. J. Robinson & Co.), r. Ala-
meda
Robinson E. J. & Co. (Edwin J. Robinson and
John F. Schroth), hardware, 123-125 New
Montgomery

E. L. Mrs., r. Palace Hotel
Eliza, widow, r. 731,23d
Eugene C, policeman, r. 207, 17th
Fannie M. Mrs., r. 12271/4 Green
Francis, laborer, r. 263 Perry
Frank, r. 759 Howard

Frank, yard foreman lumber dept. Bel ling-
ham Bay Impt. Co., r. 346, 4th

Frank B., physician, r. 407 Van Ness Av
Frank O. Miss, dental student, r. 200 Turk
Frederick H., r. 1141 Howard
Frederick O., solicitor James F. O'Hanlon,

r. 325 Chestnut
George, merchant, r. 627 O'Farrell
George, plumber J. E. Britt. r. 50i4 Silver
George, proprietor The Belvedere, 606

Folsom
George, steward City and County Hospital
George, truckman Truck 7, r. 826 Hampshire
George E., laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r.

748 Iowa
George F., purser, r. 408!/2 O'Farrell
George H. (Robinson Bros.), r. 1415 Taylor
George H., carrier postofBce, r. 3945 Wash-
ington
George H., clerk freight auditor's dept. S.

P. Co., r. 912 Army
George K., expressman, SE cor Post and

Powell, r. 826 Hampshire
George W., clerk D. L. Gorman, r. 1622b

Post
Gregory E., porter The Wertheimer Co., r.

7(16, 17th

Robinson Harding E., gripman Market St. Ry.,
r. 3028 California
Henrietta E. M. Mrs., r.312, 17th
Henry, barber, r. 301 Turk
Henry, tailor, 403, 6th
Henry C. (Robinson & Gillespie), r. 2324

Webster
Henry S., captain Prison, New City Hall,

r. 729 McAllister
Herman, sampler U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
Horace G., traveling salesman, r. 200 Hyde
Irwin, shipping clerk The Geo. F. Eber-

hard Co., r. Oakland
Isaac, traveling salesman Rubert L. Top-

litz & Co., r. 112 Fillmore
James, baker str Walla Walla
James, molder Filmer-RoUins Electro. Co.,

r. 304 Sutter
James, porter, r. 619 Pine
James, rigger, r. 916, 11th Av South
James A., r. California Hotel and Redwood

City
James B. (L. E. Clawson & Co.), r. 1130

Fulton
James C, machinist W. T. Garratt & Co..

r. 408 State
James F., r. 1003A McAllister
James H., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.

2409 Folsom
James H., saddler, r. 4 Vernon PI
James M., coachman, r. 1189 Dolores
Jennie K. Mrs., dressmaking, 200 Turk
Jesse M., barber. Ocean Av nr Jules Av, r.

1 Myrtle Av
J. H., marine engineer, 9 Mission, r. East

Oakland
John, r. 302, 4th
John, r. 346, 6th
John, r. 380 Natoma
John, conductor, r. 1003 Minnesota
John, druggist, 1847 Fillmore, r. 2201 Bush
John, insurance, r. 1001 Pine
John, janitor, r. 528 O'Farrell
John, machinist, r. 3026 Buchanan
John, mechanic, r. 431 Fulton
John, plasterer, r. 1021 '/i Lombard
John, salesman Eagleson & Co., r. 8 Mason
John, ship painter Callaghan & Bundesen
John, shoemaker United Boot «& Shoe Co.,

r. 318 Jessie
John B. (Mosher, Chandler & Co.) , and mer-
chandise broker, 128 Market, r. 1917
Geary
John E., harness washer, r. 1622b Post
John L., machinist Main St. Iron. Wks, r.

22, 22d
John P. (Richardson & Robinson), r. IOO214

Golden Gate Av
John R., machinist, r. 1807 Howard
John R., driver Adolph Hoppe, r. 1511 Cali-
fornia
John S., cement worker, r. SE cor Clement

and 6th Av
Jonas, surfman Golden Gate Life Saving
Station, Ocean Beach, Golden Gate Park
Jones M., cashier Hamilton & Leach, r.

Oakland
Joseph, r. 428I/2 Haight
Joseph, carpenter, r. 218 Austin Av
Joseph A., photographer, r. 728!4 Harrison
Joseph A. Jr., r. 728'/4 Harrison
Joseph H. (Robinson & Knox), r. 836, 19th
Joseph P., blacksmith Daniel I. Newkirk,

r. 2 Tiffany PI
J. T., chief offlcer str City of Riode Janeiro
Julius, clerk, r. 735 O'Farrell
Kate Mrs., domestic, 739 Harrison
Leo S., special agent Pac. Mutual Life

Ins. Co., r. Alameda
Leonard (Robinson Bros.), r. 1415 Taylor
Lily Miss, nurse Lane Hospital
Louis, laborer, r. 1617 California
Louis A., freight clerk str Walla Walla
Louise J. Mrs., dressmaking, 40654 O'Far-
rell
Robinson Luke, physician and surgeon, office
813 Sutter, hours 11 a. m. to 12 m., and 2
to 4 p.m., telephone East 629, r. 2506 Fill-
more, telephone Pine 901

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Robinson M. Mrs., widow, r. 4 Baldwin Court
" Mahala F., widow, r. 429 O'Farrell rear
" Margaret Miss, r. 1630 Sacramento
" Margaret A., proprietor The Belvedere, 606

Folsom
" Martin, blacksmith, r. 1713'/^ San Carlos Av
'< Mary, widow, r. 1011 Bush
" Mary A., widow, r. 1622b Post
" Matilda Miss, r. 1109 Broadway
" Michael, machinist Parke & Lacy Co., r.

106 Jessie
" Minnie Mrs., varieties, 1539 Mission
" M. J., r. 109 Jessie
" Nels J., carpenter, r. 380 Natoma
" Norval A. (I. A. Manning & Co.), r. 3314, 8th
" Oscar, steward, r. 306 Stockton
" Patrick F., harness maker, 1643 Mission
" Peter, porter William Schreiber, r. 619 Pine
" R. A. Mrs., nurse, r. 431 Hyde
" Ralph S., laborer, r. 1715 San Carlos Av

rear
" Rebecca Miss, r. 435 Golden Gate Av
" Reuben G., solicitor Middleton & Co., r. 611

Devisadero
" Richard, stevedore, r. 221V4 Harrison
" Richard, teamster, r. 12 Potter
" Richard G., chief engineer str Pomona, r.

2711 Octavia
" Richard G. Jr., electrician str Walla

Walla, r. 3711 Octavia
" Robert, carpenter, r. 245 Clara
" Robert, master mariner, r. 316 Fremont
" Robert, painter Henry F. Wagner
" Robert A., r. 312, 17th
" Robert A., clerk, r. 609, 21st
" Robert A., receiver Market St. Ry., r. 819

20th
" Robert E., broom maker Zan Bros. & Co., r.

Oakland
" Robert H., farmer, r. 417 Kearny
" Robert J., pressman Co-operative Pub-
lishing Co., r. 245 Clara
" Robert S., barber, 163, 2d, r. 75 Clementina
" Robin M. Miss, nurse, r 417 Van Ness Av
" Samuel, bookkeeper Ames & Harris, r.

Sara, widow, r. 211 Langton

Sidney M., machinist Dow Steam Pump

Wks, r. 316 Pennsylvania Av
Thomas A., r. 1114, 34th
Thomas B., r. 2534 Howard
Thomas B., foreman, r. 118 Webster
Thomas F., plumber, r. 236 Clipper
Thomas J., bootblack James L. Richeson,

r. 503 Ellis
Thomas P., superintendent amusements

Sutro Heights
T. J., compositor Co-operative Publishing

Co., r. 402 Stockton
Victor H., flour paste manufacturer, 1169

Howard, r. 1532'^ Howard
Walter H., law student, r. 1403 California
Walter T. (Robinson & Wade), r. 2534

Howard
William, r. 235 Hayes
William, r. 1037 Minna
William, r. 1124 Stevenson
William, bartender Kennedy & Burns, r. 989

Howard
William, freight clerk O. R. and N. Co.,

r. 828 Bush
William, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
William A., machinist, r. 245 Clara
William A., U. S. Post Ofttce Inspector,

Appraisers' Bldg, room 78c, r. Port-
land, Or
William C, carpenter, r. 44 Chapultepec
William C, foreman Thomson Bridge Co.,

r. 317b CoUingwood
William C, teamster, r. 39 West Mission
William F., office 106 Pine, r. Alameda,
William H., carpet layer, r. 110b 18th
William H., dentist, 305 Montgomery Av,

r. Alameda
William H., draughtsman engineering

dept. S. P. Co., r. 1938 Ellis
William H., solicitor r. 548 Folsom
William J., musician, r. 835 Ashbury
William J. X., musician, r. 364 Octavia

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Robinson William J. X. Mrs., medium, r. 264
Octavia
" William L., clerk, r. 307 Mason
" WilliamP., stencil cutter A. E. Ridley &

Co., r. 314 Sanchez
•' William S., carpenter, r. 1043a Folsom
" William T., carpenter, r. 705 Mission
Robinson William W. Jr.. Captain U. S. A.
Assistant Quartermaster, Post Quarter-
master, r. Presidio
Robinson & Gillespie (Henry C. Robinson and
William J. Gillespie), carpenters and
builders, 337 Sutter, telephone Grant
755
" &Knox (Joseph H. Robinson and Andrew
B. Knox), grocers, 1928-1930 Market and
900 Valencia
Robinson & Wade (Walter T. Robinson and
Albert F. Wade), proprietors Central
Hardware and Tool Co., 13, 1st nr Market
4®"Robinson. See Roberson and Robertson
Robiscbon M. Richard, meterman, r. 103 Pros-
pect PI
Robison Ansel C, birds, dogs, etc., 337 Kearny
and 1017 Market, r. 319 Scott
" Edward W., wood turner S. F. Furniture

Mfg Co., r. 663 Willow Av
" Harry E., barber Martin D. Halloran, r.

1343 Powell
" Hugh, farmer, r. 923 Hyde
" James L., attorney at law, 17 Nevada

Block, r. Alameda
" Lily Miss, stenographer, r. 663 Willow Av
" Merritt D., manager A. C. Robison, 1017

Market, r. 319 Scott
" Ralph R., wood turner S. F. Furniture Mfg
Co., r. 663 Willow Av
igS'Robison. See Roberson and Robinson
Robitscher Henry M., solicitor, r. 1213 Steiner
" Moses M., salesman Wiester & Co., r. 1313

Steiner
" Samuel, boot and shoe maker, 1519 Bu-
chanan, r. 1213 Steiner
Robl Frank W., policeman, r. 939 Lombard
" Henry J., butcher, r. 807 Filbert
" John C, butcher, r. 807 Filbert
" Margaret, widow; r. 807 Filbert
Robles Joseph, student Van der Naillen's
School of Engineering, r. 1804Dupont
" Max, candymaker Louis Saroni & Co., r.
730 Montgomery
Robleto Annie H. Miss (Robleto & Street), r. 739
Guerrero
" & Street (Miss Annie H. Robleto and
Miss Clara E. Street), millinery, 9 Geary
Robling William A., drayman, r. 39 Pearl
Robohm Cord (Brandt &Robohm), r. 1313b Scott
" Louis, porter Samuel Bros. & Co., r. 1917b
O'Farrell rear
Roboni Jennie Mrs., cigar maker A. Petrie, r. 3

Varennes
Robrecht Annie, widow, dairy produce, 1439 Du-
pont
" ■ Anton, furniture, 826 Pacific
" Frederick G., clerk J. C. Johnson & Co., r.
826i4 Pacific
Robson Hannah, widow, r. 1343 Alabama
4@="Robson. See Robison and Robinson
Robulio Paul, laborer, r. Andover Av nr Cort-
land Av
Robuste Mary, widow, r. 513 Stevenson
" Paul C, bartender Charles W. Glidden, r.
3031/4 O'Farrell
Rocas Frances Miss, laundress, r. 323714 16th
" Jose, r. 33371/4, 16 th
" Jose Jr.. barber, r. 333714, 16th

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Rocca Angelo, candy maker, r. 523 Green

" Angelo. laborer, r. 521 Green

" Augustino (Pacifle Coast Fish Co.). r. 719
Vallejo

" Giuseppe, r. 71 Water

" Giuseppe, r. 521 Green

" Giuseppe Jr., marble cutter, r. 531 Green

" Joseph B., r. 714 Bush

" Rosa, widow, dry goods, 1.343 Dupont, r. 522
Filbert
Roccatagliata Frank, salesman D. Biagi & Co.,
r. 1022V^ Jackson

" Clara, widow, r. 513a Union

" Giovanni, restaurant, 8 S. F. Market, r.
10221/i Jackson

" Joseph (Roccatagliata & Moni), r. 921a
Pacific

" Mary Mrs., r. 1032V2 Jackson

" Silvia, teamster, r. IO22Y2 Jackson

" & Moni (JosephRoccatagliata and Andiew
Moni), groceries and liquors, 621 Vallejo
Roch Andrew, rigger, r. 15 Perry

" C, laborer Albert Hansen, r. 1616!^ Har-
rison

" Leonard, r. 110V4 Taylor rear
Rochat Ernest, wholesale furniture, 762 Mis-
sion, telephone Main 792, r. 2620 Vallejo,
telephone West 517
Rochat & Schlingman (Ernest Rochat and J.
Fred Schlingman), wholesale furniture,
762 Mission, telephone Main 792
Roche Albert T., clerk Thomas F. Barry, r. .534
Eddy

" Bridget, domestic, 628, 81st

" Catherine J. Miss, r. 1804 Mason

" Dennis D., liquors, 825 Folsom, r. 835!4 Fol-
som

" Edward P., barber, 209 Larkin, r. 121I1/2
Mission

" Francis, crockery and glassware, 427
Hayes, r. 432 Linden Av

" George W., clerk, r. 534 Eddy

" George W. W., salesman James W. Ed-
wards, r. 310b Fell

" Harriet, r. 2523 Bush

" Herbert N., dentist S. E. Knowles, r. 310b
Fell

" J., r. 220, 3d

" James (Roche & O'Hare), r. Oakland

" James, driver Pac. Transfer Co., r. 231
Perry

" James, stock broker, r. 534 Eddy

" John, marine fireman, r. 817 Battery

" John, policeman, r. li-^i, 13th

" John D., foreman, r. 801 Harrison

" John H., hack driver, r. 8 Carlos PI

" John J., attorney at law, 324 Pine, rooms
16-18, r. Sausalito

" John R., printer Francis-Valentine Co., r.
San Rafael

" Mary, widow, r. 1421 Taylor

" Richard, laborer S. P. Co., r. 1445, 25th

" Roland M., carrier postoflflce, r. 451 Noe

" Theodore J., law student Henry E. High-
ton, r. 534 Eddy

" Thomas, shoemaker United Boot & Shoe
Co., r. 607 Bartlett

" Thomas, stock clerk H. M. Heineman, r.
568 Howard

" Thomas B., stoneyard, cor 14th and Harri-
son, r. 16 Pearl

" Thomas B. Jr., medical student, r. 16 Pearl

" Virginia Mrs., teacher piano, 534 Eddy

" William D., bookkeeper H. Alexander &
Co., r. 220, 3d

" William J., stone cutter, r. 16 Pearl

Roche William R., machine operator Cahn,
Nickelsburg & Co., r. 21 Fell
" & O'Hare (James Roche and Charles
O'Hare), liquors, 212, 8th
4S-Roche. See Roach
Rochette Charles H., r. 151 Valencia
Rochfort Arthur, salesman, r. 630 Castro
" Dora, widow, r. 27 Beideman
" Joseph N., clerk Chronicle, r. 27 Beideman
" Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 27 Beideman
Rochier Lucien, r. 420 Jackson
Rock Bridget, widow,, r. 2436 Larkin
" Charles, clerk Lievre, Fricke & Co., r. Ala-
meda
" Edward R., bookkeeper J. D. Sprockets &

Bros. Co.,r. 1516 Webster
" George H.. r. 765 Market
" H. Maude, stenographer Harris & Hess. r.

Oakland
" J., Chinatown guide, r. 107 Turk
" James F., real estate, r. 20 Hawthorne
" James J., machinist Pac. Roll. Mill, r.

231 Clara
" John, laborer, r. 231 Clara
Rock Jolm, president California Nursery Co.,
205 Sansome, r. Niles, Cal.
" John Jr., clerk David Davidson, r. 231 Clara
" John W., clerk, r. 231 Clara
" Joseph A., machinist American Type

Founders Co., r. 2416 Larkin
" Joseph F., deputy Sheriff, r. 1618!^ Devisa

dero
" Nelson, carpenter, r. 1313 York
" Robert J., clerk local freight ofQce S. P

Co., r. 35 Perry
" Rose, widow, r. 916 Devisadero
" T. E. & Co. (Thomas E. Rock and H. G
Wuterferich), harness makers, 1326 Polk
" Thomas E. (T. E. Rock & Co.), r. 30 Haw

thorn e
" Walter J., clerk Dutton & Partridge, r. 2436

Larkin
" William H„ general time keeper construc-
tion dept. Market St. Ry, r. 20 Haw-
thorne
Rockefellow H. G., mining, r. 405% Valencia
Rockel George H.. tile setter W. W. Montague

& Co., r. 123 Grove
Rockenfield William, barber, 334 Geary, r. 321

Taylor
Rocker John C, baker American Biscuit Co., r.

532 Chestnut
Rocket Michael, marine fireman, r. 547, 1st
" Paul F., modeler, r. 518 Van Ness Av
Rockham Walter barrel washer Cal. Wine Assn.
Rocklin Granite Curbing Co., Peter E. Lamar
president and manager, 238 Montgomery
Rocks Frederick, laborer, r. 9 Polk Lane
Rockstroh Frederick E.. restaurant, 113, 7th, r.

1030 Mission
Rockwell Amanda, furrier, r. 15 Bridge PI
" Charles H., car repairer S. P. Co., r. 306i/4

Guerrero
" George, r. 216 Powell

" James J., engineer S. P. Co., r. 2235 Howard
" William B., r. 206A Post
Rockwitz Carl H., clerk, r. 25 Pearl
" Richard D., salesman Stein, Simon & Co.,

r. 25 Pearl
" Robert C, clerk, r. 25 Pearl
Rockwood Aaron L., engineer, r. 168, 9t.h
" Edmund R., clerk U. S. Naval OfBcer of
Customs, r. 410 Hyde
Rocky Mountain Coal and Iron Co., Charles
F. Crocker president, F. S. Douty secre-
tary, ofQce 59 Union Trust Co.'s Bldg,
cor Post and Montgomery
Roda Frederick, laborer Charles M. Depew

Planing Mill Co., r. 335, 4th
Rodd Charles H., cemetery fences, marble and
granite work, 306 Central Av, r. 2046 Mc-
Allister
je®-Rodd. See Rood

Rodda Edward J. J., mining, r. 2711 Buchanan
Rodda John, secretary San Francisco Fuse
Manufacturing Co., 507 California, r. 2616
Sacramento
" Matthew, cigars and tobacco, 330 Main, r. 1
Rincon Court

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Rodda Peter, planer, r. 335, 4th
" Stanley N., assayer, r. 2711 Buchanan
" William H., engineer, r. 2711 Buchanan
" William H. Mrs., widow, r. 2711 Buchanan

Rodden Cornelius, liquors, 711 Natoma

RODDEN GEORGE F., D. D. S.,

dentist, 139 Post, office hours 9 a. m.
to 5 p. m., r. San Rafael

Rodden Hugh, barber, 234 Folsom
" John, shoemaker, 923 Harrison
" Mark Brother, r. St. Dominic's Monas-
tery
" Mary, widow, r. 636, 3d
" Patrick, fireman, r. 546i4 Pennsylvania Av

Roddy Charles E., painter, r. 990 Folsom
" Edward, fireman, r. 17 Hampton PI
" Elenora A., widow, r. 990 Folsom
" Francis J., artist, r. 1434 Nebraska
" James E., clerk, r. 17 Hampton PI
" James J., proprietor Roddy's Hotel, 1434

Nebraska
" Mary 0. Miss, clerk, r. 990 Folsom
" Thomas E., painter, r. 990 Folsom

RODE C. B. & CO.

(Christian B. Eode and WiUiam H.
Schultheis), draymen and forwarding
agents, 318 Battery, telephone Main

Rode Christian B. (C. B. Rode & Co.), r. 45
Zoe
" Emil, portrait artist, 410 Kearny, room 18
" George F., teamster Tillmann & Bendel, r.

1519 Turk rear
" George H., clerk C. B. Rode & Co., r. 15 Con-

' verse
" John P. (Rode & Nielsen), r. 439 Jessie
" & Nielsen (John P. Rode and Chris Niel-
sen), liquors, 431 Jessie
J8®=-Rode. See Rohde
Rodecker Elias, car builder Market St. Ry., r.

11^4 Dikeman PI
Rodeen Frank A., tailor, r. 1 Mission Court
Rodefeld Fritz (Rodefeld & Wrede), r. 620y2

Hayes
Rodefeld & Wrede (Fritz Rodefeld and August
Wrede), proprietors Grand National
Hall, wines and liquors, 105-107 Grant
Av
Rodeillat Philemond, cook Occidental Hotel, r.

619 Pacific
Rodemann August H., musician, r. 708 Cole
Roden William H. (Norton, Teller & Roden), r.

1718 Vallejo
Rodenbach Bernard G., conductor Market St.
Ry., r. 1322 Turk
" Frederick, clerk W. W. Montague & Co., r.
1322 Turk
Rodenburg J. N. Jr., cashier Otto Normann, r.

110 Hayes
Roderick Annie, widow, r. 1235i4, 25th
" Anthony, mill hand Richard Herring, r. 451

Stevenson
" John, deckhand str Transit, r. Oakland
" John, miner, r. 249 Pacific
" Joseph D., groceries, 455 Stevenson, r. 4ol

Stevenson
" Manuel, waiter str Santa Rosa, r. 15
Hampton PI
Rodevi Caterina, widow, r. 522 Filbert
" Pietro, frame maker, r. 522 Filbert
Rodewald August (Rodewald Bros.), r. 426i4
Fell
" Brothers (Charles and August), groceries

and liquors, 501 Fell
" Charles (Rodewald Bros.), r. 426y2 Fell
" Hermann, clerk, r. 426i4 Fell
Rodger David, machinist Union I. Wks, r.
537 Connecticut „ ^, .

■' Henry, blacksmith Fulton Eng & Ship
Bldg Wks, r. SE cor 20th and De Haro,
Potrero ^ ^

" James, carpenter, r. SE cor 20th and Ue

Haro, Potrero
" William, blacksmith Fulton Eng. & Ship
Bldg Wks, r. SE cor 20th and De Haro,
Potrero
Jg®- Rodger. See Rotger

Rodgers Adam, machinist Union I. Wks, r. 235,
15th
" Alexander, captain Troop K 4th Cavalry

U. S. A., r. Presido
'< Arthur (Rodgers & Paterson), r. 1801 Leav-
enworth
Rodgers Augustus F., senior assistant U. S.
Coast and Geodetic Survey (Western
Division), U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, room
39, r. 1023 Washington
" Augustus F. Jr.. broker, r. 1023 Washington
" Belle Miss, teacher banjo, r. 1515 Jackson
" Catherine, widow, r. 250 Tehama rear
" Charles, longshoreman, r. 18 Federal
" Daniel, janitor U. S. Mint, r. 129, 3d
" David A., teamster Morton Draying and

Warehouse Co., r. 547 Folsom
'• David N., pressman Francis- Valentine

Co., r. 250 Tehama rear
" Edward J., plasterer, r. 2616 McAllister
" E. J. S., clerk Emmons Associated Law

Elizabeth Mrs., r. 1202 Vallejo

Fernando S., sign painter, r. 1515 Jackson

F. J., r. Olympic Club

Frank, laborer, r. 250 Tehama rear

Frank, teamster James MuUany & Co., r.

5 Clementina
Frank H., mattress maker John Hoey, r. d4

Birch Av „„,,..

George G., park policeman, r. 829 Mission
George H., bartender McCarthy Bros., r.

404 Golden Gate Av
Henry, miner, r. 320, 18th ^ ^on

Henry C, chief clerk Palatine Ins. Co., 439

California, r. 1023 Washington
Hugh W., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 19Ub

McAllister
Isaac, seaman, r. 25 Stanly PI
J wardtender City and County Hospital
James, blacksmith, r. 2726 Mission
James, painter, r. 516 Folsom
James M., clerk Kavanagh & Nolan, r. 2o
Grand Av ^ j,

John, candle maker Mission Soap and

Candle Wks, r. 1018 Dolores
John, insurance agent, r. 709 Hayes
John, janitor, r. 216 Francisco rear
John, laborer, r. 509 Filbert rear
John, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
1517 Broadway rear ^ -.r- v.-

John, riveter, r. SE cor Sierra and Michi-
gan
John A., r. 837 Folsom -.=:t« a t^^.

John H„ barber C. H. Boone, r. 2529 Sutter
Joseph bottler Freitas & Rodgers, r. 946

Bryant rear
Joseph, horseshoer John J. McCormack, r.

20, 24th ^ . ^^

Joseph P., hoseman Engine 21
Lee O., physician, 1000 Webster r. 817 Grove
Manuel (Freitas & Rodgers), r. 17 Rmcon

PI
Manuel, barber, r. 114 Pacific
Maria, widow, r. 1911 Dupont
Mary, widow, r. 431, 23d
Michael, conductor Market St. Ry., r. W4

Central Av
Myrtle, cook, r. 1 Taylor PI
P Mrs., dressmaking, 404 Golden Gate Av
Patrick, marine fireman, r. 410 Folsoni
Patrick B., stevedore, r. 209 Virf i^ia Av
Samuel D., porter Frederick H. Bilms, r.

Samuel L. Jr.. surveyor, r. 1759 Ellis
Thomas, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento

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p__. o Rodgers Thomas F., blacksmith helper John J.

j:^^ g Klapperich, r. 25 Grand av

^-j ^ " W., coal passer str Pomona

&^ p, " William C, seaman, r. 25 Stanly Pi

P^ S " William K., porter, r. 254 Minna

„^ £ Rodgers WiUiam L., attorney at law, 16 Ne-

^3 vada Block, r. 2641 Sacramento

«^ ^S Rodders & Paterson, (Arthur Rodgers and

. ^. M Van R. Paterson), attorneys at law, 1-2-

^g^ a 16 and 27 Nevada Block, telephone Main

^ g 374

'-— ' g .6®=- Rodgers. See Rogers

■"'^^ fn Rodifer Robert E., plasterer, r. 208, 7th

-^ ^^ Rodius Marie, widow, bakery, 1526 Kentucky

« d Rodhael John, laborer Schrader & Co., r. 23y,

^^ >5 Minna

cS Rodman James, driver International Hotel

«"^ " Peter J., cooper, r. 919 Elizabeth

Rodney H. C, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 3107
Mission
■r> Rodolph Erwin G., collecter Miller & Lux. r
>^ 1809 Octavia

^^ i Rodrigue Joseph, bookkeeper Lester H. F. Mc-
■> Kee. r. 1710 O'Farrell

" Michael I., receiving teller Donohoe-Kelly
Banking Co., r. 1806a O'Farrell
Rodrigues Ezebio, r. 311 Paciflc
" Francisco D., barber Joseph P. Rosa, r. 810

Bryant
" Joaquin, laborer, r. 423 Drumm
" Jose, seaman str Alameda

Rodriguez A. G., bookeeper Cahn, Nickelsburg
& Co., r. 310 Stockton
" Amelia C. Miss, clerk, r. 41 Belvedere
" Antonio, r. 613?i Greenwich
" Esperanza, widow, r. 1318Dupont
" F., waiter str City of Panama
" Fernando, pressman Italian Publishing

Co., r. 828 Broadway
" H., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. NE cor

Napa and Louisiana
" Joseph, helper Risdon I. and L. "Works r
832/2 Folsom ' '

" Lucia Miss, furnished rooms, 517 Broadway
" Mary, widow, r. 9 Russ
" M. J., engineer Engine 1, r. 8I814 Mont-
gomery
" Perfecto, barber, 257, 3d, r. 172 Clementina
" Salome, cabinet maker, r. 634 Broadwav

rear
" Samuel C, pantryman str City of Panama
" Sotero, carriage maker Charles Wolter, r.
137, 7th
Rodust Bernhard A. E., city agent Gutte &

Frank, r. 1411 Bush
Roe A. E., salesman Josua Hendy Machine
Wks, r. East Oakland
" Alfred A., cashier Electrical Engineering

Co., r. 506 Jones
" C, r. 220, 3d

" C. Mrs., bakery, cor 5th Av South and L
" Edward A., superintendent Edison Light

and Power Co., r. Hotel Pleasanton
" George H., Mrs., widow, r. 2618 Pacific Av
" James, teamster James Beatty, r 5th Av

South nr L
" Joseph, bootblack, SW cor 1st and Mar-
ket, r. 8 Sonora
" Joseph W., steward str T. C. Walker
" Moses, slater, r. 231, 3d
" Patrick H., r. 121 Bernard
" Thomas, teamster, r. 2 Byington Av
" W., bookbinder A. J. Leary Co.
" William, hostler Gray Bros., r. cor Valleio
and Sansome
4®-Roe. See Rowe

Roeber A., clerk, r. 43, 6th
" Charles, baker, r. 1107 Folsom
" Christopher, carpenter, 1036 Sutter, r. 520V4
O'Farrell
Roebke Frederick W., cutter Charles Lyons, r.
1343 Pine
" Max, coffee roaster Hills Bros.,r. Alameda

Roebling's John A. Sons Co.,

S. V. Mooney manager, manufacturers
wire, insulated wire, wire rope, and
proprietors New Jersey Wire Cloth Co.
and West Coast Wire and Iron Works,
25-27 Fremont, telephone Main 673
Roebuck Thomas G., boiler maker, r. 155 Minna
Roeck Michael, barber Bernhard Bernhard. r

17, 3d
Roeckel-Coursen Ellen Mme., teacher vocal

music, r. 1060 Fulton nr Steiner
Roeckel Joseph, teacher vocal music, r. 1060

Fulton nr Steiner
Roeckner William, clerk Triest & Co., r. 1033

Howard
Roeder Catherine, widow, r. 741 Filbert
" George J., foreman John Leinhardt & Co.,

r. 121714 Pacific
" Paul, cook Mrs. Caroline Anderson, r. 523

East
" William F. (Caley& Roeder), r. 108% Turk
Roediger Edmundus Rev., asst. St. Boniface's
Church, r. 115 Golden Gate Av
" Frank A., delicacies, 406 Larkin
" Hugo F., boxmaker Commercial Box Fac-
tory, r. 406 Larkin
" Oscar H.. carpenter, r. 406 Larkin
Roeding Frederick, capitalist, r. 1910 Wash-
ington
" Henry U.. student, r. 1910 Washington
Roefer Henry, clerk Henry Muller, r. NW cor

Sutter and Devisadero
Roehm George, brewer South S. F. Brewery, r.

14th Av South nr Railroad Av
Roehnert Hugo, pressman Schmidt Label &

Litho Co., r. Oakland
Roehr William (Roehr & Eggers), r. 1800 Howard
" & Eggers (William Roehr and Peter Eg-
gers), groceries and liquors, 272, 1st, and
SW cor 14th and Howard
Roehrs Frederick, bartender Seeba & Bohlen

r. 727 Filbert
Roemer Adolph P., nursery, Brunswick bet
Lowell and Lafayette
" Alfred, draughtsman Mahonev & Ryland.

r. 323 Fulton
" Charles H., proprietor Oregon Lodging

House, 641 Commercial
" Edward, bookkeeper John Wigmore & Sons

Co.
" Ernest, baker, r. 146b Tehama
" Frederick, tailor, r. 115 Buchanan
" Frederick W., plumber, r. 115 Buchanan
" Johannes, clerk, r. 146b Tehama
" Max, speculator, r. 146b Tehama
" Minna Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Amalia

Lichau, r. 323 Fulton
" Oscar, superintendent Pac. Vinegar and
Pickle Wks, r. 323 Fulton
4®* Roemer. See Rohmer and Romer
Roes Louis B. W., watchman Western Sugar

Refinery, r. 914 Minnesota
Roesch Louis, president Louis Roesch Co.,

320 Sansome, r. 2513 Howard
Roesch Louis Co., Louis Roesch president,
Theodore Fricke secretary, printers,
lithographers, label manufacturers and
engravers, 320 Sansome
Roesler Charles A., barber, 3410 Mission
" Henry A., groceries and liquors, NE cor

24th and Diamond
" Henry A. Jr., salesman William Cluff Co.,

r. NE cor 24th and Diamond
" Julius, porter, r. 1401 Valencia
Roesli Ferdinand, expressman, SW cor Howard

and 7th, r. 1513^4 Mission
Roesner Peter J. (Roesner & Finnegan), r. 9
Bowie Av
" & Finnegan (Peter J. Roesner and Bernard
Finnegan), horseshoers, 216, 8th
■6®" Roesner. See Roessner and Rosener

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Roessenbacher Louis, foreman Chicago Brew-
ery, r. 1402 Polk
Roessing Richard, salesman Cal. Hat Wks, r.

121, 4th
Roessner Henry W., salesman, r. 216 Leaven-
worth
Roethe Charles H., druggist, SE cor 3d and
Bryant
" George F., watchmaker, 208 Sutter, r. 2910

Pine
" Marie P., widow, r. 3910 Pine
4®=-Roethe. See Roth
RoethelJohn, laborer, r. 23^4 Minna rear
" Joseph, machinist, r. 2314 Minna rear
Roething Adolph, baker, r. 303 Clement rear
Roettger Frederick, carpenter, 2625a Sutter
" Fritz, contractor and builder, r. 2625a
Sutter
Roetticher Henry W., clerk R. Rohde & Co.
" Louis, clerk Hermann Bohlmann, r. 100

Rofer Frederick A., shipwright, r. 825 York
Rofl Harry L., special agent Home and Phoenix

Ins. Cos., r. Oakland
Rogalli Peter, carpenter, r. 19 Jasper PI
Roge Louis, cook, r. 1004 Bush
Rogenovich J. P., waiter Bohemian Club, r. 618%

Post
Roger Alexander, butcher A. Cailleaud, r. 916

Pine
" Leon H., teacher Trinity School, r. 1333 Oak
" T. A. P., chief steward str Belgic, r. East

Oakland
Rogers Ada Mrs., r. Old People's Home
" A. E. Mrs., nurse, r. 608 Capp
" Amos C, carpenter, r. 929 Howard
" Anton, fruits and vegetables, 1502 Folsom
" Antone, packer Sterling Furniture Co., r.

103 Sacramento
" August, painter, r. 2977 Harrison
" Charles, carpenter, r. 7 Hickory Av
" Charles, foreman pile driver Jas. A. Mc-

Mahon, r. Alameda
" Charles, stone cutter James Rae, r. 608. 6th
" Charles, mate str Emma, r. Oakland
" Charles A., landscape and portrait artist,

46 O'Farrell, r. 846 Hayes
" Charles D., mining, r. 869 Market
" Charles H., capitalist, r. 1359 Folsom
" Charles S., compositor, r. 706 Green
" Charles S., telegraph operator S. P. Co., r.

227 Chattanooga
" Clara W., widow, r. 1045, 14th
" Clarence, horse collar maker W. W. Davis

& Son, r. 37 Lafayette
•• Daniel, attorney at law. 604 Merchant, r.

3400 Fillmore
" Daniel, driver Frank Barnard
" David J., machinist, r. cor Farallones and

Plymouth A V
" David J., shipsmith, r. 26 Steuart
" David J., stereotyper Post, r. 318 Hickory

Av
" Edward, laborer, r. 23 Turk
" Edward, ship carpenter, r. 2977 Harrison
" Edward, teamster, r. 41^4 Dorland
■= Edward A., clerk general freight office S.

P. Co.,r. Oakland
" Edward J., engineer Consumers' Ice Co.,

r. 420, 8th
" Edwin N., bookkeeper Pac. Coast Savings

Society, r. 801 Leavenworth
" E. F. Mrs., widow, r. 325 Hill
" Emanuel, bottler, r. 946 Bryant rear
" Emanuel, stables, 409-411, 8th, r. 17 Rincon

PI
" Emily, widow, r. 1505 Golden Gate Av
" Emily M. Mrs., proprietor Palma House,

1917 Mission
" Ephraim T., master mariner, r. 214 Devisa-

dero
" Ephraim T. Jr., plumber, r. 214 Devisadero
" F. N., oilerstr Walla Walla
" Francis E., carpenter P. C. SS. Co., r. 3977

Harrison
" Francis E. Jr., ship joiner, r. 3977 Harrison
" Francis N., bookkeeper, r. 325 Hill
" Frank, horsfshoerF. Kortick & Son, r. 103

Sacramento

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Rogers George, bartender, r. 745 Howard

" George A., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 3035
Pine

" George H., restaurant, 6 Sacramento, r.
AOey^ Larkin

" Gorges H., porter Jones & Co., r. 1711 Cali-
fornia

" Gussie Miss, saleslady, r. 38 South Park

" Harry, house painter, r. 346, 4th

" Harry, steam fitter, r. 414, 17th

" Harry D., accountant Risdon I. & L. Wks,
r. 1045, 14th

" H. D. Mrs., widow, r. 504 Greenwich

" Henry, office, 33 California, room 11, r. 1209
Jackson, Oakland

" Henry, machinist, r. 406 Broadway

" Henry, marine engineer, r. 437^4, 4th

" Henry J. , r. 1711 California
Rogers Henry J., president California Iron and
Wrecking Co., 638-640, 3d, r. 3550 Howard

" Henry O., division superintendent Market
St. Ry.,r. 1713 Webster

" Herbert, seaman, r. 117 Drumm

" Herman (Friedman & Rogers), r. 1314 Leav-
enworth

" Hiram K., purser str Corona, r. 524 Lyon

" Isidor, musician, r. 1038 Clay

" Jacob, bartender, r. 610 Jessie

" James, r. H bet 9th and 10th Avs

" James, steward R. J. Techau & Co. r. 14a
Harriet

" James, teamster, r. 1316 Mission

" James R., salesman Joseph M. Strauss, r.
844 Mission

" J. D., machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks,r. Ala-
meda

" J. E. Mrs., widow, r. 1919 Broderick

" Jeremiah, bootblack, 200 Sutter

" Jerome B., teamster, r. 10 Laskie

" John, r. 911 Greenwich

" John (Nally & Rogers), r. 156 Clementina

" John, boatman, r. 706 Battery

" John, fireman, r. 625 Davis

" John, teamster August Koerber, r. 19 Wash-
ington

" JohnB., civil engineer, 1 Mills Bldg, 6th
floor, r. 938 Geary

" John B., medical student, r. 948 Haight

" John M., r. 1711 California

" John W., bookkeeper Central Hardware
and Supply Co., r. 14a Harriet

" Joseph (Rogers & Hanton), r. 14.38 Oak

" Joseph, seaman str Arago

" Joseph, sign painter, 929 Howard

" Joseph & Sons (Sheffild), Thomas S. Conran
agent, 130 Sutter, room 69

" Joseph A., painter, r. 635 Jersey rear

" Joseph H., shipsmith Isidore Burns, r. Ala-

" Josephine, widow, r. 404 '

" Josiah B., artesian well borer, 334 Kearny,
r. Oakland

" Kirby Mrs., r. Old Peoples' Home

" Louise B., widow, r. 1309b Hayes

•' L. W., real estate, r. 213 Franklin

" Maggie Miss, cook, r. 43 Willow Av

" Mark, baker, r. 358 Minna

" Mary, widow, r. 2303 Hyde

" Mary J., widow, r. 331214 Jones

" May, widow, r. IO2914 Market
Rogers M. E. Mrs., private home in confine-
ment, also private nurse, office and r.
929 Howard

" Michael (Deasy & Rogers), r. 146 Clemen-
tina

" Michael, laborer, r. 1717 O'Farrell

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Rogers' Mission Express, Nelson J. Rogers pro-
prietor, 2241 Mission and 3 Commercial

" Nathan, physician, 20 O'Farrell
Rogers Nelson J., proprietor Rogers' Mission
Express, 2241 Mission and 3 Commercial,
r. 821 Treat Av

" Patrick, fireman str Columbia, r. 541, 1st

" Philip, r. 820 Army

" Philip, clerlj, r. 1727 Market

" Philip, shoemaker, 2803^/^ California, r. 19
Erkson Court

" Randall, tinsmith, r. 214 Devisadero

" Ravone R., student, r. 3333 Washington

■' Raymond, butcher A. Bloch, r. 1919 Fill-
more

" Reuben J., clerk Joseph M. Strauss, r. 844
Mission

" Richard J., boilermaker McMurphy & Mc-
Evoy. r. 446V2, 5th

" Robert, fireman S. F. & S. M. Ry

" Robert F., stock broker, r. 700 Post

" Robert W., engineer S. P. Co., r. 836 Guer-
rero

" Robert W., physician, 729 California

" Samuel L., attorney at law, 35 Montgom-
ery Block

" Stanford, blacksmith, r. 431, 23d
Rogers Taylor, secretary Mayor's Office, New
City Hall, 1st floor, r. 3333 Washington

" Thomas, civil engineer, r. 105 New Mont-
gomery

" Thomas, laborer, r. 213 Hickory Av

" Thomas N., painter, r. 625 Jersey rear

" Walter, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co.. r.
2lA Lloyd

" Walter J., oiler str Progreso

" William, peddler, r. 6 Chesley

" William, ice puller Consumers' Ice Co.

" William, 3d officer str San Juan

" William A., expressman, r. 33 Laurel Av

" William J. . varieties, 106 Turk. r. 109 Taylor

" William K., r. 1711 California

" William T., molder Fulton Eng. and Ship
Bldg Wks, r. 46 Erie

" William T.. laborer Flint & McLennan, r.
320,5th

" William W., master str Encinal, r. Ala-
meda

" Willis A., agent, r. 27 Guerrero

" Wilson, carpenter, r. 907 Army

" Winifred, widow, r. 1332V2 Broadway
Rogers Wm. Manufacturing Co. (Walling-
ford,Conn.), manufacturers silver-plated
flat ware, A. I. Hall & Son agents, 528-
530 Market

" & Hanton (Jo^eph Rogers and William A.
Hanton), wood and coal, .59, 8th
Je®"Rogers. See Rodgers

Rogerson George B. R., cutter J. C. Rogerson.
r. 20511/2 Mission

" James, laborer, r. 253 Octavia

ROGERSON JAMES C,

manufacturer Rogerson's Boss dollar
sMrts, also custom-made shirts, 521
Valencia, r. 2051 1-2 Mission

Rogerson John J., teamster James Smith
" Lawrence, teamsier, r. 606 Howard
" Michael P., bartender Edward McElroy. r.
346, 3d
Rogg Lena Miss (Walter & Rogg), r. 338, 28th
Roggenkamp Dora Mrs., dressmaking 756 How-
ard
Roggio John C. teamster, r. 523 Greenwich
Rogina Matthew, waiter Golden West Hotel, r.
50 Freelon

Rogowski John, r. Old People's Home

Rogue Manuel, watchman S. F. Laundry, r. 1519

Eddy
Rohan Edward, porter M. J. Brandenstein &
Co., r. Alameda
" Thomas, clerk, r. 630 O'Farrell
Rohde Arendt, grainer, r. 1027c Alabama
August (Rohde Bros.), r. Oakland
Bernard H., (Oflermann & Rohde), r. 37

South Park
Brothers (Franz and August), boots and

shoes, 609 Jackson
Christian H., cooper, r. 910 Alabama
E. & Co. (Ernst Rhode), groceries and li-
quors, 1003 McAllister
Ernst (B. Rohde i&Co.), r. 5I0 Grove
Franz (Rohde Bros.), r. 609 Jackson
Hans H., cooper George Larsen, r. 910 Ala-
bama
Hans J., r. 2503% Mission
Henry, r. 430'/2 Ringold
Henry B., groceries and liquors, 1238

Stockton, r. 208 Chestnut
John, fruit peddler, r. 303^4 Davis
John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Clay

and Taylor, r. 1125 Taylor
Marie, widow, r. 713 Treat Av
Nils H., cooper Lachman& Jacobi, r. 326,
21gt

" Otto, hostler TJ. S. Brewery, r. 267 Clemen-
tina
Rohde R. & Co. (Reinhold Rohde), groceries
and liquors, junction Valencia and Mis-
sion
" Reinhold (R. Rohde & Co.), r. 3300 Mission
" Waldemar W.. r. 23101/4 Taylor
" William, painter, r. .533 Frederick
4®"Rohde. See Rhode and Rode
Rohden Lina Miss, r. 323'/2 O'Farrell
Rohe George W., bookkeeper, r. 1323 Webster

" Metha, widow, r. 1223 Webster
Roheeder Hans, bookkeeper Otto Luhn & Co.,

r. 31 Whitney
Rohlf Fred W. L., bartender R. J. Techau &

Co., r. 210 Powell
Rohlffs Anna M. Mrs. (Rohlfls & Gerdau), r.
1130 Lombard
" C. H. E., restaurant, 7 Mission, r. 803

Humboldt
" Frederick, cook C. H. E. Rohlfls, r. 7 Free-
lon
" & Gerdau (Mrs. Anna M. Rohlfls and
August J. Gerdau), groceries and
liquors, 1-5 Mission
«»=■ Rohlfls. SeeRolfls

Rohlf s Henry, bartender Pein Bros., r. 533 Ellis
" John, foundryman Marshutz & Cantrell, r.
1511, 34th
Rohling John H., r. 311 Laidley

" Joseph, physician, 210 Eddy
Rohlopp Herman, baker Peter Gumm, r. 904

Church
Rohm J. F., physician, 1203 Sutter
Rohmer Emil, baker Peter Gumm, r. SE cor
24th and Sanchez
" Paul, laundryman Crystal Baths, r. 2219
Powell
>6®=Rohmer. See Roemer and Romer
Rohn Charles F., bookkeeper, r. 3 Central PI
Rohn Eugene C, secretary Martin Manufactur-
ing Co., 628 Post, r. Alameda
" Joseph, hostler M. A. Turner, r. 2318 Fill-
more
Rohnecker Charles, butcher, r. 18, 1st
Rohnke Christina, widow, r. 118 Clipper
Roholm Albert, seaman, r. 11 Clay
Rohr Charles J., blacksmith, r. 723 Banks
" John H., president Rohr & Bagley Com-
mission Co., 113 Bush, r. 321 Hyde
" Joseph, plumber Richard Rice, r. N s Cal-
ifornia bet 33d and 34th Avs
" William F. H., liquors and lodgings, 343, 3d
" & Bagley Commission Co., J. H. Rohr pres-
ident, S. A. Presby secretary, 113 Bush
Rohrbach C, seaman str Santa Cruz
" George, cooper John Wieland Brewery, r.

75 Natoma
'• J. J. Co., John J. Rohrbach president, mfg.
jewelers, 17 Lick PI

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Rohrbach John, cook, r. 629 Commercial
" John J., president J. J. Rohrbach Co., 17
Lick PI, r. 23211^ Pine
Rohrbacher Philip, president Dumbarton L,and
and Improvement Co., 214 Pine, room 55,
r. 310 Fulton
Rohrer Elizabeth J., widow, r. ISa^ O'Farrell
" Jacob (Adams & Rohrer), r. 2431 Folsom
" Joseph, driver Stuber & Weikert, r. 322714

Geary
" William B., brewer, r. 2431 Folsom
" William J., bookkeeper Adams & Rohrer, r.
3431 Folsom
Rohrich F., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill
Rohrlack Peter J., barber Becker & Koch, r. 16

Grove
Rohrle Elizabeth, widow, r. Potrero Av bet Sil-
ver Av and Augusta
" Gustav, fireman, r. Potrero Av bet Silver

Av and Augusta
" Henry, boatman, r. 413 East North
" Max, bookkeeper, r. 836 Mission
Rohrmann George, cook Henry Schild, r. 2300

Powell
Rohrs Diedrich. real estate, r. 1007 Clay
" George H., liquors, SE cor Haight and

Scott
" Henry, bartender The Louvre, r. 633 Ellis
" John D., r. NW cor Valley and San Jose Av
" Richard, bartender Chris Sancken, r. 301
Broderick
Rohte Carl F., clerk Spring Valley W. W., r.
1324 Geary
" Emil (Kruse & Euler), r. 1324 Geary
Rohweder Hans, clerk, r. 31 Whitney
" Lena, domestic, 3714 Sacramento
Roich John, cellarman, r. 530 Green
Rois Herman, porter, r. 92714 Filbert
Rojas Frank, vaquero, r. 813, 15th Av South
" Jesus M., liquors, Railroad Av nr 16th Av

South, r. 18th Av South nrN
" Joseph A., barber Angel B. Soto, r. 32371/4,
16th
Rojo Alexander, r. 2 Hopeton Terrace

" Louise, widow, r. 1 123 Jackson
Roland Bruce, usher Morosco's Grand Opera
House
" Francis, insurance, r. 1610 Clay
" George, entry clerk Am. Union Fish Co.
" George L., engineer str Emma, r. Oakland
" H., laborer Pac. Roll Mill
" John, seaman, r. 33 Sacramento
" John E., messenger Henry L. Wagner, r.

506 Sutter
" John W., clerk general baggage oflBce S. P.

Co., r. Oakland
" Mary, widow, r. 5 Ivy Av
" Thomas, machinist, r.521, 1st
" Thomas, teamster Charles Harley Co.. r.
844 Harrison
4®"Roland. See RoUand and Rowland
Rolando Giovanni, groceries and liquors, Mis-
sion Road, nr Six-Mile House
" Stephen, longshoreman, r. 1112 Montgom-
ery rear
Rolando's Hall, NW cor Church and 28th
Rolde Christian H., cooper Lachman & Jacobi,

r. 910 Alabama
Rolf Emanuel M.,wood and coal, 433, 3d

" George, teamster, r. 432, 3d
Rolfe Helena Mrs., r. 2325 California
RolfE E., nurseryman John H. Sievers, r. 1.329
Union
'< Ernest, cashier Miss C. Johnson, r. 420 Lin-
den Av
" Jacob C, expressman, r. 2619 Mission
Rolfs Ernest, groceries and liquors, SW cor

24th and Nebraska
Rolfson Ole, machinist, r. 400 Bay
Rolkin Edward, lodginghouse keeper, office

and r. 631 Sacramento
Roll John, oysterman, r. 636 Commercial
RoUa Florence Mrs., school teacher, r. TOO'^
Bush
" Sexton, cigarmaker, r. 759 Howard
RoUand Julius, carpenter, r. 5 Dodge PI
Roller Albert B., pressman, r. 806 Shotwell
" August, baker Christ & Frahm, r. 734
Franklin

Roller Charles, r. 1830 Howard
" Charles (Kaechele & Roller) r. 617 Octavia
" Charles A., bookkeeper Lowenberg & Co.,

r. 617 Octavia
" Charles D., engraver N. Gray & Co., r. 2621i^

Folsom
" Frederick, engraver Shreve & Co., r. 617

Octavia
" George M., landscape painter, r. 806 Shot-
well
" John W., compositor, r. 2621V4 Folsom
" Josiah W., r. 11 Yerba Buena
" Thomas R., cabinet maker, r. 806 Shotwell
" William, liquors, 1237 Market, r. 776 Ste-
venson
Rollet Thomas W., liquors, 3.5.53 Fillmore
Rollett Harry B., draughtsman, r. 406 Maryland
Rollings F., cook, r. 126 Ellis
Rollins C. A., conductor Market St. .Ry., r.
172014 Church

ROLLINS E. H. & SONS

(Boston and Denver), bankers, munici-
pal and railway bonds, George A.
Batcbelder second vice-president, 7
and 13 Mills Bldg, lOtn floor

Rollins E. O., watchman U. S. Mint, r. 430 Oak

" Frank, laborer, r. 50 Crocker
Rollins Frank B., president The Mysell, Rol-
lins Co., 23 Clay, r. 518Capp
" Frank M., general agent, r. 518 Capp
" Frank M., teamster, r. 50 Crocker
" Frederick A., collector Post OfQce, r. 1002

Larkin
" James R., waiter, r. 353 Jessie
" John, laborer, r. 314 Sierra
" John E., canvasser, r. 708 Howard
" Margaret A. Miss, teacher Henry Durant

Primary School, r. 918 Oak
" Mary Miss, nurse, r. 144, 9th
" Mary A., widow, r. 918 Oak
" Mattie J. Miss, medium, r. 225 Powell
" Robert E., packer Wiester & Co., r. 315 Te-
hama
" Silas, speculator, r. 102 Ellis
" W., porter, r. 636 California
" Wentworrh, r. Telegraph Hill Observatory
" William, real estate, 508 California, room
25, r. W s Scott bet California and Sac-
ramento
4®- Rollins. See Rowlins

Rollo William I., dairy produce, 813 Valencia,
r. 335, 19th

ROLLS JOHN S.,

searcher of records, examiner of titles
and general conveyancer, loans nego-
tiated, 425 Montgomery, telephone
Main 1586, r. San Rafael

Rolofi Frederick, laborer Union I. Wks, r. 431

Mississippi
Rolph Annie, widow, r. 3113 Mission
" August, cook Thomas W. Shaw
" H., draughtsman Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 808,

31st
" James, note teller The Bank of California,

r. 808, 31st
" James Jr., clerk Kittle & Co., r. 808, 31st
" James M., restaurant. 1807 Haight
" Joseph W., bill clerk Risdon I. and L. Wks,

r. 1 114a Leavenworth
" Ronald T., clerk Kittle & Co., r. 808, 21st
" U. S., oiler str Alameda
" William N., clerk Williams, Brown & Co.,

r. 715 Guerrero
4®-Rolph. See Ralph

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DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF

FOREIGN ^^ DOMESTIC GOAL.

Family Trade a Specialty.

Rols Louis, bartender, r. 1313 Stockton
Roma Hotel, 818 Sansome
" J. Mariano (Cabrera, Roma & Co.), r. 1830

Pacific Av
" Joseph, bootblack, NW cor 4th and Harri-
son, r. 1315 Kearny
" Macaroni Factory, F. Matteucci & Co. pro-
prietors, 311-313 Francisco
" Rafael, buyer Cabrera, Roma & Co., r. 1820

Pacific Av
" Robert, bookkeeper George de Latour, r.
Alameda
Romaine Benjamin (O'Byrne, Romaine &
O'Byrne), attorney at law, 405 Montgom-
ery, rooms 15-18, r. 2200 Devisadero
Romaine Nicholas T., manager I. S. Van Winkle
& Co.. 413-415 Market, r. ^00 Devisadero
" Theodore K., electrician Cal. Furniture

Mfg Co., r. 113, 4th
" William, cashier J. B. F. Davis & Son, r.
2200 Devisadero
Roman Anton, real estate and loan broker, 405
Montgomery, room 5, r. 1020^4 Pine
" August, waiter, r. 513 L<eavenworth
Roman Bruno, proprietor The Bell, 875 Market,

r. 1413'/2 Scott
Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum, N bet I8th
and 20th Avs South
" Cornelius, clerk, r. 102014 Pine

ROMAN H. & CO.

(Herman Roman and Herman and Les-
ser Summerfield), clothing and men's
furnishing goods, 901-903 Market

Roman Herman (H. Roman & Co. and H. Stmi-
merfleld & Co.), r. 11300'Farrell

" Simon, salesman H. Roman & Co., r. 1305
Laguna
Romani Achille, waiter, r. 1012 Montgomery

" Benedetto (G. Fontana & Co.), r. 846, 22d

" Carlo, butcher P. Lenci, r. 2111 Mason

" Daniel (B. Cervelli & Co.), r. 433 Broadway

" Giovanni, r. 314 Pacific

" Giovanni B., steward, r. 1012 Montgomery

" Luigi (Colombini & Romani), r. 811 Mont-
gomery Av

" S. & Co. (Salvatore Romani and Joseph
Martini), groceries and liquors, 416
Broadway

" Salvatore (S. Romani & Co. and L. Valsan-
giacomo & Co.), r. 410 Broadway

" Sebastiano, flower peddler, r. 1509 Bu-
chanan rear

" Vincent, butcher, r. 2111 Mason
Romano Domenico, fisherman, r. 1119 Kearny

" Frank, cigars, 501 Kearny, r. 902^4 Jackson
Romanoski Charles, gilder SchusslerBros., r. 5
Elgin Park Av

ROMANY OIL CO.,

manufacturers of Romany Oil and

Romany Wine Bitters, Dr. George

Hirzu manager, San Francisco office

410 Kearny, room 23
Romari John, r. 314 Pacific
Rombaeh Emilie Mrs., r. 463a Minna
Romberg William, groceries and liquors, 730

Bush, r. 700 Mason
Rome Manuel, driver Jacob Heim, r. 18th Av

South nr G
Romeo Manuel, waiter str City of Everett

" Samuel, porter, r. 6314 Everett
Romer Henry, clerk Albany Brewery, r. 766

Howard
" Herman ( Wahl & Romer), r. 113 Franklin
" Herman Jr., clerk, r. 113 Franklin

Romer John L., r. 625 Bush
" Julius F., clerk, r. 113 Franklin
" Marinus (Romer & Sorensen), r. 1212 Scott
" Otto B., property man, r. 113 Franklin
" P. Mrs., bakery, 1506 Kentucky
" Paul, laborer, r. 1506 Kentucky
" Robert E., laborer S. P. Co., r. 343, 13th
" William, cabinet maker W. K. Vickery, r.

413 Grove
" & Sorensen (Marinus Romer and Soren
Sorensen), butchers, 1103 Scott
«@"Romer. See Roemer and Rohmer
Romero Paul, coalpasser str City of Panama

" Solomon, waiter str San Bias
Romig Herman (Romig & Timmerman), r. 211
Turk
" & Timmerman (Herman Romig and Henry
Timmerman), coffee saloon, 20 Taylor
Romiguiere Eugene, tanner Legallet-Hellwig
Tanning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad
Av
" Germain, tanner Legallet-Hellwig Tan-
ning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
Romine Thomas M., candy maker George Haas

&Son
Rommel August, proprietor Union Hotel, 1300
Turk
' Charles, baker, r. 25 Rondel PI
" Charles A., miller, r. 613 Bush
" Charles Jr., millhand Yolo Mills, r. 613

Bush
" Gustave, confectioner, r. 435 Minna
" Henry, concave grinder Deckelman Bros.,

r. 44, 3d
" Regina Mrs., proprietor North German
Hotel, NE cor 8th and Brannan
Romo Frank B., conductor Market St. Ry., r.
806b Vallejo
" Frank B. (P. P. Espejo & Co.), r. 806b Val-
lejo
Romoser Richard, laborer, r. 2323V2 Harrison
Ronald Clara E., widow, r. 1129 Howard
" James F., r. 721 Tennessee
" Thomas D., clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r.
1129 Howard
Ronan Bernard, butcher, r. 18th Av South nr
Railroad Av
" James L., compositor Upton Bros., r. 1013

Castro
" James W., dyer, r. Iowa bet 25th and 26th

Potrero
" John, butcher J. G. Johnson & Son, r. 1018,

11th Av South
" Joseph H., butcher Charles Rosenberg, r.

12th Av South nr N
" Lawrence J., compositor Upton Bros., r.

1013 Castro
" Mary, widow, r. 1013 Castro
4®" Ronan. See Roonan
Roncaglion John B., bartender Malatesta &

Blua, r. 1319 Dupont
Roncallo Giuseppe, scavenger, r. 109, 3d Av
Roncovieri Alfred, musician, r. 722 California
Rondeau Louis A., carpenter, r. 334, 3d Av
Rondel Edward, bartender Auguste Ortion, r.
235 Montgomery Av
" J., teacher penmanship, r. 503 Folsom
Rondina Giuseppe, carpenter, r. 10 Union PI
Ronecker Charles, butcher Heineman & Stern,

r. 18, 1st
Roney Annie I. Miss, teacher vocal music, r.
2810b Howard
" Charles F., pressman Schmidt Label &

Litho. Co., r. 850 Folsom
" Edward, r. 3016 Pierce
" Frank, laborer School dept, r. 1307 Minna
" Frank, molder, r. 1520 Turk
" Hattie Mrs., press feeder Schmidt Label

& Litho. Co., r. 1654 Market
" William, proprietor Vallejo and San Fran-
cisco Express, 511 Market, r. Vallejo
J9®"Roney. See Rooney

Ronicke Carl, salesman Joost Bros., r. 605 Ash
Av
" Frank, carpenter, r. Anderson nr Crescent
Av
Ronnigere A., cook Bohemian Club, r. 300 Green
Ronning John P., painter, r. 18 Hardy
Rontet Mathias, r. 620 Green

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Roocll Jolm W., dentist supplies, 3-4 Colum-
bian Bldg, 916 Market, r. 761 Haight
Rood Alexander, carpenter, r. 126, 5.1i
" Everett O., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1617

Polk
" Frank H., special policeman, r. 1612 Polk
" M. F. Miss, operator W. U. Tel. Co., r.
Oakland
Rooker Arthur, livery stable, 139 Valencia, r.
307/2, lath
" Elmer J., policeman, 1707'/^ Jones
Roonan David, teamster, r. 517 Clipper
" Edward, laborer, r. 517 Clipper
" Nora, domestic, 1040 Dolores
" William, laborer Gray Bros., r. 517 Clipper
" William Jr., machine hand, r. 517 Clipper
je®"Roonan. See Ronan
Rooney C. L., clerk, r. 736, 14th
" Clara J. Miss, saleslady August Schaefer,

r. 913 Broadway
" Frank, iron molder, r. 1307 Minna
" George, bartender, r. 421, 4th
" Gilbert E., lumberman, r. 30 Montcalm
" Hannah, widow, r. 1120 Pierce
" Henry T., student, r. 913 Guerrero
" Hugh, laborer, r. W s Tennessee bet Sierra

and Napa
" J., r. 32, 4th

" James, laborer, r. 632 Tennessee
" James F., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

26071/2 Post
" James J., r. 223 Utah
" James J., agent Matthews Bros. & Co., r.

940 Bryant
" John, plumber, r. 30 Montcalm
" John, purser, r. Minerva nr Plymouth
" John, tanner S. Bloom & Sons, r. 117, 19th
" John F., traveling salesman Tillmann &

Bendel, r. Oakland
" Joseph, engineer U. S. str John S. Hart-
ley
" Kate, widow, r. Prospect Av opp Lizzie
" Mamie M., dressmaker, r. 1925b Fillmore
" Mary, widow, r. 36 Birch Av
" Mary, widow, dressmaker, r. 2523 Pine
" Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 1120 Pierce
" Michael, laborer, r. W s Teimessee bet

Sierra and Napa
" Michael, proprietor St. Louis Hotel, 11

Pacific
" Michael, roller Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 501 Napa
" Nellie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1120 Pierce
" Patrick, r. 913 Broadway
" Patrick, drayman, r. 27, 12th
" Patrick, teamster, r. 517 Clipper rear
" Peter, laborer, r. 30 Montcalm
" Samuel, fireman Market St. Ry., r. 13 Page
" Thomas, r. 538 Noe
" Thomas, clerk, r. 913 Broadway
" Thomas C, fireman S. F. & S. M. Ry., r. 3

Perry rear
" Thomas E., foreman C. H. Gilman & Co., r.
913 Broadway

ROONEY THOMAS H.,

insuraaice broker and proprietor Cali-
fornia Storage Warenouse, 722 Mis-
sion, r. 912 Gruerrero

Rooney William, r. 1307 Minna

4®" Rooney. See Roney

Roop Frank A., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.
36 Shotwell

Boos Achille, vice-president Roos Bros., 27-37
Kearny, r. 1363 Post
" Adolph (Roth & Co.), r. Palace Hotel

Roos Adolplie, president Roos Bros., 27-37
Kearny, r. 1362 Post
" Andrew G., manager N. J. Herby, r. Oak-
land

ROOS BROS.,

(Incorporated) Adolplie Roos presi-
dent, AcMlle Roos vice-president,
clothing, gentlemen's furnishings,
hats, etc., 27-37 Kearny cor Post

Roos Charles, bottler Buffalo Brewing Co., r. 237
Minna
" Charles, deckhand tug Monarch, r. IOO14
Jackson

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

China and Japan Mattings.

Cboice Assortmeot cf
Novelties.

Roos Charles, master schr Nakomis, office 28
California
" Charles, painter, r. 14a McAllister
" Charles V., r. 681 Mission
" George H., salesman Roos Bros, r. 1363Post
" Julius H , clerk Frederick A. Wheeler, r.

" Leon L , student, r. 1362 Post
" Otto A., solicitor N. J. Herby, r. Oakland
Root Anna, domestic, 126 Laurel
" Corydon B., dentist, 639 Ellis
" Edward W., student, r. 2203 Fulton
" Elliot M., office 38 Luning Bldg, r. 903

Steiner
" Ellis J., livery stable, 1212 Golden Gate

Av, r. 1134 Golden Gate Av
" Eugene B., salesman C. E. Worden & Co.,

r. 3638. 16th
" Frank, student, r. 516 Van Ness Av
Root George A., druggist and chemist, SE cor

6th and Howard, r. 712 Geary
" George B., with Charles E. Paxton, r. 1118

Hyde
" George B. Jr., clerk S. F. & N. P. Ry Co., r.

1118 Hyde
" George H., superintendent Golden Gate

Hall, 625 Sutter, r. 717 Taylor
Root George W., chief wharfinger Board of Har-
bor Commissioners, office Clay St.

Wharf, r. 517 Page
" Gilbert W., paper carrier, r. 1134 Golden

Gate Av
" Harvey B., r. 903 Steiner
" Herbert G. (Root & Robinson), and horse

clipping, 1033 Golden Gate Av, r. 903

Steiner
" House, M. Wiley proprietor, 126, 4th
" James E., agent Mutual Reserve Fund

Life Association (of N. Y.), r. Alameda
" James M., r. 639 Ellis
" James W., clerk, r. 3016 Sacramento rear
" John F., gate keeper P. C. SS. Co.
" John W., carriage maker, r. 706 Fell
" Norman A., salesman Edward P. AUis Co.,

r. 947 Sanchez
" R., medical student, r. 1002 Powell
" Ruby, widow, r. 600 Geary
" Sarah A., widow, r. 314 Eddy
" & Robinson (Herbert G. Root and Charles

F. Robinson), livery stable, 905-919

Golden Gate Av
Roots Henry A., quartermaster str Mackinaw,

r. 770 Harrison
Roots P. H. & F. M. Co. (Connersville, Ind.),

manufacturers rotary pumps, A. L. Fish

agent, 59-61, 1st
Ropcke H. Mrs., bakery, 1511 Dupont

" Helmuth F., miller, r. 1511 Dupont
Roper Albert, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 1414

Cedar Av
" Albert Jr., clerk, r. 14^4 Cedar Av
" Andrew E., cigar dealer, r. 30 Middle
" Austin, laborer, r. 961 Folsom
" Belinda Miss, teacher Stanford Primary

School, r. 713 Sutter
" Charles, carpenter, r. 800 Kearny
" Edward, r. 624 Van Ness Av
" Granville H., traveling salesman, r. 384

Minna
" Lena, widow, r. 20 Middle
" Mary A. Miss, teacher Webster Primary

School, r. 713 Sutter
" Paul, bartender, r. 304, '3d
" Raymond R., dealer in mineral lands, 320

Sansome, room 59, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" William, farmer, r. Garfield nr Orizaba Av

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tile Co., r. 308, 5th
Roquefort Joseph, machinist Legallet-Hellwig
Tanning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad
Av
Roques Paul F., bartender Ortion & Gerhardt,

r. 526 O'Farrell
Rorke Sarah, widow, r. 1027 Washington
Rorphuro Julius J., artist, 599 Ellis
Rosa Alberto (L. Boitano & Co.), r. 233, 28th
i' Alberto, gardener, Colombo Market
" A. P., washer La Grande Laundry
" Charles, oiler Goodyear Rubber Co., r. 7

Tiflany PI
" Joseph A., carpenter Union Iron Wks, r.

2181/^ Clara rear
" Joseph H.. cook Leo Graefenecker, r. 638

Sacramento
" Joseph P., barber, 626, 4th
" Manuel, milkman, r. 30 Clay
" Manuel P., barber, 87254 Howard
4®" Rosa. See Rossa

Rosaia Enrico, florist J. Jacquemet & Co., r.
1112 Kearny
" Giovanni, cigars, 525 Broadway
RosarioCiriniele, shoemaker, r. 515, 8th
Rosas William, printer Brown & Bley Co., r. 607

Broadway
Rosborough Alexander J., wharfinger Washing-
ton St. Wharf, r. Oakland
Rosburg Augustus, clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott,

r. 116 Morris Av
Roscamp William, poulterer Bernliard Miller.

r. 6 Ewer PI
Roscelli Kate Miss, r. 309 Broadway
" Louis, proprietor San Martino Hotel, 309
Broadway
Rosch Catherine, widow, r. 112 William rear

" H. F., r. 346,4th
Roschmann Charles, bottled beer, 120 Shotwell
Rose Alexander, carpenter, r. 16th Av South bet
K and L
" Alexander, plumber Daniel Williamson, r.
14th Av South nr L
Rose Alfred H., Commissioner Public Works, r.
1516 Larkin
" Andrew W.. oface 532 Market, room 1, r.

2000 Broadway
" Andrew W. Jr., secretary, r. 2000 Broad-
way
" Arthur, butcher Roth, Blum & Co , r. cor

Railroad Av and 6th Av South
•' B. v., marine engineer, r. 934 Folsom
" Creek Mining Co. (Tuolumne Co.. Cal.), F.
W. Wilmans president, James O'Connell
secretary, 163 Crocker Bldg
" Edward G., molder, r. 1400 Sanchez
" Emil, barber, 1541 Geary
" Emma Mrs., ladies' shampooer Hammam

Baths, r. 70454 Mission
" Ephri am, salesman A. H. Henry & Co., r.

1404 Van Ness Av
" Frank N., dentist C. H. Bell, r. Belvedere
" Frederick W.. cabinet maker Indianapolis
Furniture Co., r. 237, 8th
Rose Fredrlka Mrs., proprietor National Hotel,
512 Bush
" George, barber Henry Sammis, r. 253554

Harrison
" George, driver August Stolz, r. 140 CoUing-

wood
" George, tinner Schuster Bros., r. 130, 2d
" George W. (Rose & Kenny), r. 1045 Market
" Harry, designer, r. 299 Hyde
" Herbert E., solicitor Chronicle, r. The
Colonial

Rose Isaac A., blacksmith Union I. Wks, r. 1008

Minnesota
" James, shoemaker, r. 29 Minna
" James W., paperhanger, r. 116 Turk
" J. J. Mrs., r. 8 Oregon

" J. J., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 3237 Mis-
sion
" John, cabinet maker, r. 736a Clementina
" John, carpenter, r. cor 14th Av South and K
" John, carpenter W. J. Grant, r. 110 Mason
" John, plumber, r. 16th Av South bet K

and L
" John Jr., plumber, r. cor 14th Av South

and K
■' John E., painter and paper hanger, 2403

Mission, r. 2611 Howard
" John H., cook, r. 636 Sacramento
•' John W., teamster, r. cor 7th Av South

and Railroad Av
" Jose, deckhand str Oakland, r. Oakland
■' Joseph (Rose & Silva), r. 34754,4th
•' Joseph, commission merchant, r. 843 Grove
" Joseph, driver San Mateo Dairy, r. 326

Clipper
" Joseph, shipping clerk Bernhard Mattress

Co., r. 1306 Montgomery
" Kimberly Mining Co. The (El Dorado Co.),

G. E. Beach secretary, 22 Market, room 5
" Louis, carpenter, r. Railroad Av nr 12th Av

South
" Louis S., stockbroker, 404 Montgomery, r.

700 Jones
" Manuel S., barber A. H. Krumphols, r. 235

15th
" Mary A. Mrs., r. 918 Montgomery
" Numar, bookkeeper William Cronan, r.

2472 Market
" Otto, shoemaker, 50, 7th, r. 371 Minna
" Samuel, bookbinder Hicks-Judd Co., r. 140

CoUingwood
" Sarah, widow, restaurant, 200 Turk
" Thomas, expressman, r. 140 CoUingwood
" Victoria Miss, nurse French Hospital
■' William, fireman str Monticello
" William T., assistant superintendent Pio-
neer White Lead and Color Wks, r. 2516

Mission
" Winslow F.. barber, 4 Howard, r. Oakland
" & Kenny (George W. Rose and John J.

Kenny), attorneys at law, 305 Larkin
" & Silva (Joseph Rose and Frank Silva),

barbers, 34754, 4th
i8®"Rose. See Roes.
Roseberry Robert, laborer South S. F. Tannery,

r. Brewster nr Joy
Rosebrough Salathiel, laborer E. C. Pitcher, r.

123 Shipley
Rosedale The, William Wolf proprietor, 321

Ellis
Rosekrans Chester W., business agent, r. 1501

Steiner
" George W., clerk Fire Underwriters' In-
spection Bureau, r. 1.501 Steiner

ROSEKRANS H. & CO.,

(Mlio S. Jeffers) importers and dealers
hardware and builders' materials, 511 ,

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Rosekrans I. Newton, bookkeeper The Crocker-
Woolworth National Bank, r. 770 Oak
" Josephine, widow, r. 770 Oak
" Maria A., widow, r. 1501 Steiner
4®~Rosekrans. See Rosencrantz and Rosen-
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Roseland Frank, seaman, r. 526i4 Pacifio

" John, laborer, r. 715 Howard
Roseleaf John, liquors, 20 Folsom
Rosella George, ladles' tailor, 224 Ellis, r. 1419

Powell
Rosello William C, dresser Tivoli Opera

House, r. 783 Market
Rosemon Dora, cook, 507 Harrison
RosemoDd Walter E., foreman Occidental

Warehouse, r. 1609 Devisadero
Rosen A. & Co. (Abraham Rosen and Max Lan-
dar), boot and shoemakers, 705 Howard
" Abraham (A. Rosen & Co.), r. 704 How-
ard
" Annie, domestic, 2111 Broderick
" Christopher, steward John L. Radovich, r.

1581 Folsom
" Simon (Rosen & McAlpine), r. 34 Capp
" & McAlpine (Simon Rosen and James R.
McAlpine), blacksmiths, 317, 17th
Rosenan M. J., surgeon U. S. Quarantine Sta-
tion, Angel Island
Rosenbach Asher, clerk, r. 595 Ellis
" Max, clerk, r. 595 Ellis
" Rebecca, widow, r. 595 Ellis
Rosenbaum Albert M. (Rosenbaum Bros.), r.
Frankfort, Germany
" Albert S., clerk, r. 1504 Jackson
Eosenbaum Brothers (Samuel M. and Albert

M.), capitalists, 204 Front
Rosentoaum Building, NE cor Front and Cali-
fornia
" Edgar, plumber Market St. Ry., r. 2221

Webster
" Emil D., capitalist, r. 1408 Fulton
" Fr. H. (Fr. H. Rosenbaum & Co.), r. East
Oakland

ROSENBAUM Fr. H. & CO.

(Fr. H. Rosenbaum), importers plate
and window glass, mirrors and frames,
beveling, ornamental cutting, lead
work, etc., 567 Market, telephone
Main 936
Rosenbaum George H. , teamster, r. 825^/^ Broad-
way
" Henry, merchant tailor, r. 1923 Ellis
" Herman A., butcher, 1-2 Centre Market, r.
2223 Post
Rosenbaum Isaacs. (I. S. Rosenbaum & Co.),
and president San Francisco Wine and
Liquor Co ,24 East South, r. 1504 Jackson
Rosenbaum I. S. & Co. (Isaac S. Rosenbaum),
real estate and insurance agents, 432
California
. " J. Henry, clerk S. F. Wine and Liquor Co.,
r. 1504 Jackson
" Katherine, widow, r. 825^4 Broadway
" Maurice, salesman, r. 1520 Post
" Oscar, cellarman John Wieland Brewery,
r. 3014 Louisa
Rosenbaum Samuel H., secretary San Francis-
co Wine and Liquor Co., 24 East South,
r. 1504 Jackson
" Samuel M. (Rosenbaum Bros.), r. 2108 Jack-
son
•' Simon (Rosenbaum & Scheeline), r. 2221
Webster
Rosenbaum & Scheeline (Simon Rosenbaum
and Simon E. Scheeline), attorneys at
law, 214 Pine, rooms 36-38
;g®-Rosenbaum. See Rosenbohm
Rosenberg Aaron B., shoemaker, 724 McAllis-
ter, r. 617 McAllister
Abe (Rosenberg Bros. & Co.), r. 1721 Clay
Adolph (Rosenberg Bros. & Co.), r. 1721

Clay
Arthur L., butcher Bloch & Stein, r. 533

O'Farrell
A. M., clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 1822%

Howard
Benjamin, shoemaker, 33!4 Eddy, r. 617

McAllister
Benjamin G., traveling salesman G. Rosen-
berg & Sons, r. 1306 Laguna
Rosenberg Bernard, secretary Wilmerding-
Loewe Co., 216 California, r. 1607 Post
" Brothers (Max and Isidor), clothing, and
gents' furnishing goods, 55, 3d

Rosenberg Brothers & Co. (Abe and Adolph
Rosenberg), brokers, commission mer-
chants and dealers dried fruits, 211-213
California

" Charles (G.Rosenberg & Son), r. 2336 Pine

" Charles, butcher, r. 341 Hayes

" Charles, butcher, r. 520 Bush

" Charles, wholesale butcher, 1st Av South
nr Railroad Av, r. 908 Ellis
Rosenberg Charles K., secretary and treasurer
The Hicks-Judd Co., 23, 1st, r. ny^. Shot-
well

" Conrad, r. Ripley PI nr Alabama

" David, foreman G. Rosenberg & Sons, r.
1306 Laguna

" Dora, widow, r. 1306 Laguna

" Edmund D., cashier Brown Bros. & Co., r.
1111 Laguna
Rosenberg Edward, secretary Sailors' Union
of the Pacific and manager Coast Sea-
men's Journal, S W cor East and Mission

" Emil, carpenter, r. I214 Russ

" & Son (Charles Rosenberg), manufac-
turers hats, caps and military goods, 518
Market

" Gay A., with Jacob Rosenberg, r. Alameda

" George, butcher, 1053i^ Folsom, r. 129 Lang-
ton

" George, shoemaker Julius Heyman, r. 617
McAllister

" Getz, cattle dealer, r. 1222 Alabama

" Gustav, salesman Schoenholz Bros. & Co.,
r. 1830 O'Farrell

" Hannah, widow, r. 908 Ellis

" Harry, clerk Neuburger, Reiss & Co., r. 1133
Geary

" Herman, barber, 113 Valencia

" Isadore, bottle dealer, r. 989 Howard

" Isidor (Rosenberg Bros.), r. Woodland, Cal.

" Israel, peddler, r. 5 Harriet

" Jacob, clerk Rosenberg & Seidkin, r. 5 Har-
riet

ROSENBERG JACOB,

Wool Commission Merchant, 221 Front,
r. 2205 Buchanan

Rosenberg Jennie Miss, saleslady, r. 1306 La-
guna
Rosenberg Joseph, fancy dry goods, laces, etc.,

40-42 Geary, r. 908 Ellis
" Joseph, fancy goods, 105 Taylor, r. 1315

Geary
" Joseph, grain commission merchant, 319

Pine, rooms 3-5, r. 1305 Van Ness Av
" Joseph, jeweler, r. 1607 Post
" Joseph H. (Borck & Rosenberg), r. 510b

Fulton
" Joseph L., butcher, r. 1321 Devisadero
" Julian T., wool dealer, r. 2205 Buchanan
" Julie J., widow, r. 27 Maple Court
" Julius S., capitalist, r. 2213 Webster
" L. Budd, music publisher, 23 Maple Court,

r. 36 Maple Court
" Leah Miss, teacher Stanford Primary

School, r. 1306 Laguna
" Lena, widow, r. 1721 Clay
" Leonard R., with Jacob Rosenberg, r. 2205

Buchanan
" Lewis, stationer, r. 1810 Post
" Louis, butcher, r. 532 O'Farrell
" Louis, clerk A. J. Jonas, r. 1133 Geary
" Louis K., clerk G. M. Kutz & Co., r. lU/a

Shotwell
" Louise, widow, r. 1721 Clay
" Manfred, cigar maker J. E. Kiefer,

O'Farrell

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Rosenberg Maurice, r. 5 Harriet
" Max (Rosenberg Bros.), r. 1215 Webster
" Max L., clerk Rosenberg Bros. & Co., r.

1721 Clay
" Melville, salesman Meyer A. Steen, r. 908

Ellis
" Melville B., traveling salesman Schweitzer

&Co., r. 1315 Geary
" Meyer, butcher, 1630 Devisadero, r. 2328

Post
" Michael, clothing, 1026 Howard
" Morris, driver George Rosenberg, r. .129

Langton
" Morris, gilder, r. 437 Eddy
" Moses, dealer live stock ,r. 1822'^ Howard
" Oscar, peddler, r. 919 Battery
" Philip, salesman Weil & Beck, r. 341

Hayes
" Robert (Rosenberg & Seidkin), r. 5 Har-
riet
" Robert C, with Jacob Rosenberg, r. 2205

Buchanan
" Rose, widow, r. 1315 Geary
" Samuel, salesman Joseph Rosenberg, r.

908 Ellis
" Samuel, merchant, r. 1628 Folsom
" Sidney, with Joseph Rosenberg, r. 2228

Post
" Solomon S., r. 1111 Laguna
" Theodore, furniture, 1128 Howard
" Therese Miss, with Louis Thors, r. 214,

11th, Oakland
" Wallace C, with G. A. Rosenberg, r. Ala-
meda
" & Seidkin (Robert Rosenberg and Abram

Seidkin), junk dealers, 1112 Howard
;8®-Rosenberg. See Rothenberg
Rosenberger Edward, shoemaker, r. Treat Av

nr Precita Av
" Edward B., bookkeeper Occidental and

Oriental SS. Co., r. 318 Kearny
" Frank, shoemaker, r. 459}^ Tehama
" William, shoemaker W. H. Nolan & Co., r

Alabama nr 28th
Rosenblat Herman, upholsterer, r. 1066 How

ard
Ilosenblatt Albert, bottler North Beach Brew

ery, r. 306 Chestnut
" Arthur S., vice-president Rosenblatt Co.

r. 1814Gough
" Byron S.. salesman Rosenblatt Co., r

734 Sutter
" Co. The, M. W. Rosenblatt president, A. S

Rosenblatt vice-president, E. S. Rosen-
blatt secretary and treasurer, wholesale

wines and liquors, 113-115 Pine
" Edgar S., secretary Rosenblatt Co., 113-

115 Pine, r. 1814 Gough
" Henry, tanner Morris Windt, r. 1233 Rhode

Island
" Irving S., superintendent Rosenblatt Co.,

r. 1814 Gough
" Isaac, salesman Son Bros. & Co., r. 11.38

Golden Gate Av
" John, house painter, r. 142, 8th
" Lawrence A., capitalist, 113-115 Pine, r.

1814 Gough
" Milton W., president Rosenblatt Co., 113-

115 Pine, r. 2735 California
" Rose, widow, r. 1814 Gough
" Samuel, r. 933 Mission
" Wallace S., salesman Rosenblatt Co., r.

1814 Gough
Rosenbloom Philip, r. 232, 17th
" Ralph, salesman Kast & Co., r. 705a

Stockton

Rosenblum Harry L. (Rosenblum & Abraham),
r. 1191/2, lOth

" Henry, clerk M. J. Franklin, r. 641 McAlli-
ster

" Jacob, salesman M. Davidson, r. 403 Ellis

" Joseph, r. 1200 Buchanan

" Joseph, r. 2034a Mission

" Morris, cigar dealer, r. 641 McAllister

" Samuel E., salesman, r. 1146 Turk

ROSENBLUM & ABRAHAM

(Harry L. Rosenblum and Gabriel
Abraham), merchant tailors, 1103
Market

Rosenbohm George, butcher, r. 2669 Howard
" Henry, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
" John H., r. 2669 Howard
" Minnie Miss, milliney, 2669 Howard
Rosenbrock Albert, tanner Norton Tanning
Co., r. San Brimo Av nrl5th Av South
" John, chicken ranch, San Bruno Av bet 28th
and 39th
Rosencrantz Abraham, traveling salesman, r.
928 Eddy
" Gustavus, woolens, 916 Market, room 44, r .
1828 Sutter
Rosencrantz Isidor, attorney at law, 6-7
Mills Bldg, 6th floor, r. 2413 Washing-
ton
Jacob, clothing, 516, 4th
Julius, salesman Wolf Bros.
Louis, dry goods, 252, 4th
Moses, matzo baker, 433-435, 6th, r. 431, 6th
Nathaniel, physician, 46 O'Farrell
Samuel, asst. treasurer Morosco's Grand
Opera House, r. 353, 4th
4®="Rosencrantz. See Rosekranz ar

RosendaleA. C, traveling salesman Brown &

Metzner, r. Pacific Grove
Rosendorn Benno, electrician, r. 2133 Post
" Emil, teacher vocal music, r. 31.33 Post
" Maurice, bookkeeper, r. 2132 Post
" Solomon, insurance agent, r. 2132 Post
Rosener Charles S., law student, r. 1611 Bush
" Hyman, plumber, r. 216^4 Linden Av
" Maggie, widow, r. 222, 5th
" Max, tailor, r. 268 Clementina
" Morris, shoecutter P. F. Nolan & Co., r.

3161/4 Linden Av
" Morris, stock clerk Mandel, Pursch &

Wiener, r 1017 Fillmore
" Samuel, sexton, r. 1611 Bush
" W. C, longshoreman, r. 514 Filbert
4®"Rosener. See Rosner
Rosenfeld A., conductor, r. 13 Morris Av
" Abram, merchant, r. 916 Ellis
" Benjamin, salesman Triest &Co., r. Port-
land Or.
Rosenfeld E. A. & Co. (Edwin A. Rosenfeld),
druggists, NE cor Geary and Polk
" Edwin A. (E. A. Rosenfeld & Co.), r. SE

cor Ellis and Leavenworth
" Flora Miss, teacher Fremont Primary

School, r. 916 Ellis
" Frederick, bookkeeper, r. 916 Ellis
Rosenfeld Henry (John Rosenfeld's Sons), and
vice-president and secretary Nevada
Warehouse and Dock Co. (Port Costa),
office 303 Sansome, r. Lick House
Rosenfeld John fJohn Rosenfeld's Sons), and
president Nevada Warehouse and Dock
Co. (Port Costa), office 303 Sansome, r.
Lick House
Leo, bookkeeper, r. 1919 Ellis
Louis (John Rosenfeld' s Sons), r. New

York
Max, with John Rosenfeld's Sons, r. Lick

House
Morris, r. 1919 Ellis
Rose, widow, r. 1919 Ellis
Rosenfeld's John Sons (John, Louis and Henry),
shipping and commission merchants,
and proprietors Dispatch Line of Clipper
Ships to New York, agents The New
Vancouver Coal Mining and Land Co.
(limited), and wholesale coal dealers,
bunkers Mission Wharf No. 2, office 202
Sansome

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Rosengarden Edna, stenographer, 20 Crocker
Bldg, r. 1432 Geary
" H. Mrs., stenographer and. typewriter, 20
Crocker Bldg, r. 1432 Geary
Rosengarn Henry, liquors, 3432 Mission
" Herman J., fruits and vegetables, 1043
Howard
Rosengarten Maria, widow, r. De Wolf nr Sick-
les Av
Rosenheim Aaron, traveling salesman Louis
A. Grade, r. 3S Clinton Park
" Isaac, driver van Sheriff's office, r. 623 Cali-
fornia
Rosenheim Samuel, attorney at law and notary
public, 303 California, room 7, r. 33 Clin-
ton Park
Rosenholz Alfred, electrician, r. 25414 Perry
Rosenkranz Louis, pipemaker W. W. Montague

& Co., r. 27Chapultepec
j^"Rosenkranz. See Rosekranz and Rosen-

crantz
RoserQund Albert, manager Swanberg's Oyster
House, 418 Pine, r. 2113 Geary
" G. T., master mariner, r. 2113 Geary
Rosenmoeller Louisa Mrs. (Hellstrommer &

Co.), r. 14 Washington
Rosenquist George A., clerk, r. 1917 Filbert
" Hellmer A., clerk, r. 925 Hyde
" John A., r. 1917 Filbert
Rosenshine Adolph (M. Rosenshine & Bro.), r.
2425 Fillmore
" Leopold, capitalist, 415 Battery, r. Palace

Hotel
" M. & Brother (Adolph and Morris W.),
wholesale leaf tobacco and cigars, 413-
415 Battery
'• Morris W. (M. Rosenshine & Bro.), r. 2124
Pine
Rosenstein Abraham (RosensteinBros.), r. 1213
Webster
" B., waiter Golden West Hotel
" Brothers (Abraham and Charles), clothing

and furnishing goods, 238, 4th
" Charles (Rosenstein Bros.), r. 1213 Webster
'< Fritz (Rosenstein & Schoenholtz), r. 2732

Pine
" Julius, salesman, r. 2732 Pine
" Otto, bill clerk Abramson-Heunisch Co., r.

2732 Pine
" Rachael, widow, r. 1213 Webster
" Simon, peddler, r. 10 Cleveland rear
" Simon, with The Lebenbaum Co., r. 2732

Pine
" & Schoenholz (Fritz Rosenstein and Mor-
ris Schoenholz), dairy produce and pro-
visions, SE cor Geary and Octavia
Rosenstirn Julia Mrs., stenographer, r. 1344

Ellis
Rosenstirn Julius, M. D., physician and sur-
geon, NE cor Sutter and Hyde, consult-
ing hours 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. m., Sundays
9 to 10 a. m., telephone East 187
Rosenstrauch Jonas, tailor Leon Lemos, r. 550

Jessie
Rosenthal Adolph, Consul-General German Em-
pire, 318 Sacramento, r. 2007 Devisadero
" Adolph G., physician, r. 2007 Devisadero
" Bertha Mrs., millinery, 1713 Sutter
Rosenthal Brothers & Co. (Isaac L. and Mey-
er Rosenthal and Moses Sondheimer),
importers and dealers fine shoes, 107-111
Kearny
" Carl, traveling salesman Michalitschke

Bros. & Co.. r. 509 Fulton
" Cerf (Rosenthal & Salomon), r. 1724 Vallejo
" Charles, manager Charles MuUer, 824 Mar-
ket, r. 218 Haight
" Charles H., physician and surgeon, 71-72

Columbian Bldg, r. 696 Baker
" David J., candy maker T. G. Gruenhagen &

Co., r. 228, 18th
" David v., porter Rosenberg Bros. & Co., r.

1713 Sutter
" Dora Mrs., r. 30 Harriet
" Doris, widow, r. 800 Ellis
" Esther, widow, r. 233 Minna
" Esther, widow, r. 413 Larkin
" Fannie Mrs., cigars and tobacco, 418 Mont-
gomery

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Largest Assortment on the Coast.
<541-<5-4-'7 ;Vlarket St.

Rosenthal, Feder & Co. (Samuel Feder), manu-
facturers boots and shoes, 581-583 Mar-
ket, telephone Main 1260

" Frederick W. Jr., traveling salesman John
Quadt & Co.,r. Fruitvale, Cal.

" Gertrude Mrs., proprietor Cal. Underwear
Factory, 102b Market

" Henry, traveling salesman, r. 1607 Golden
Gate Av

" Hubert S., salesman Castle Bros., r. 115
Taylor

" Isaac, r. 216, 14th

" Isaac, clothing, 334, 6th, r. 1040AFolsom

" Isaac L. (Rosenthal Bros. & Co.), r. 2321
Devisadero

" Jacob, vinegar maker Fisher Packing Co.,
306, 18th

" Joseph, attorney at law, r. 1724 Vallejo

" Joseph K., varnisher Bemhard Mattress
Co., r. 403 Leavenworth

" Loais (Syz & Co.), r. California Hotel

" Louis, painter, r. Sadowa nr Plymouth
Av

" Louise, widow, r. Sadowa nr Plymouth Av

" Mary Miss, r. 106 Jackson
Rosenthal Marcus, attorney at law, 310 Pine,
rooms 23-25, r. 1020 Van Ness Av

" Marcus, cigars and tobacco, 8 East, r. 1401
Gough

" Matthew, r. 413 Larkin

" Maurice (M. Scheyer & Bro.), r. 924b Ful-
ton

" Max, bookkeeper Stiner, Strauss & Hy-
man, r. 2204 California

" Meyer (Rosenthal Bros. & Co.), r. Germany

" Morris, barber, 1006 Mission

" Moses S., commission merchant, r. 832
O'Farrell

" Peter, fruits, r. 228, 18th

" Philip A., machinist and locksmith, 81,
9th, r. 528 Golden Gate Av

" Ralph, traveling salesman Buyer & Reich
Co., r. 1308 Ellis

" Rebecca Mrs., nurse, 520 Van Ness Av

" Rosalia, widow, r. 1019 Sutter

" Samuel, braid maker M. Ettinger, r. 228,
18th

" Samuel, clerk, r. Sadowa nr Plymouth Av
Rosenthal Sigmund (E. R. Slocum & Co.), r.
1607 Golden Gate Av

" William, pawnbroker, 19 Taylor, r. SO^A
Grove

" & Kutner, merchants (Madera, Cal.), office
4 Sutter, room 3

ROSENTHAL & SALOMON

(Cerf Rosenthal and Max Salomon),
proprietors Alaska Coal Depot, 106-112
Mission, telephone Main 1637

Rosenzweig Isidor, salesman O'Connor, Mof-
fatt & Co., r. 736 Geary
" Jennie, widow, r. 736 Geary
Roser Albert L., teamster Deming-Palmer Mill-
ing Co., r. 127'/£ Morris Av
" David, seaman, r. 645 Merchant
Rosetta Mary, widow, r. 310 Union
Rosette Mary A., widow, r. 1720 Baker
Rosetti Luigi, laborer, r. 7 Jasper PI rear
Rosevear Briton, carpenter, r. 655 Willow Av
" Joseph, tinsmith, r. 24^4 Rausch
" Lizzie Miss, clerk George M. Murphy, r.

2414 Rausch
" Mary, widow, r. 24V2 Rausch
Rosevear R.G., machinist First St. Wks Union
I. Wks, r. 512 Hermann
" William T., carpenter, r. 655 Willow

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Rosewald Gustave, seaman, r. 45 Sacramento
■ ' J. H. Mrs., teacher vocal music, r. 922
Geary
Rosewarne James, nailmaker Washburn &
Moen Mfg. Co., r. 1227 Union
" James T., conductor Presidio and Ferries

RR, r. 12221/2 Green
" Nicholas, conductor Presidio and Ferries

RR, r. 12221/2 Green
" William, laborer, r. N s Channel bet 9th
and 10th
Rosewell George B., with Shreve & Co., r. 920

Oak
Rosie John, engineer United Boot and Shoe Co.,

r. 1139 Guerrero
Rosie Walter, secretary United Workingmen's
Co-operative Boot and Shoe Manufactur-
ing Co., 535 Market, r. 14151^ Hayes
Rosier Chris R., night watchman Market St.

Ry., r. 1602 Grove
Rosin Charles, cooper David Woerner, r. 1747

Mission
Rosis Alphonse, blacksmith Fulton Eng. &

Ship Bldg Wks, r. 16 Guy PI
Roskamp William J., clerk, r. 6 Ewer PI
Roske Paul C, watchmaker Gustav Weimann, r.

Oakland
Rosland Oscar, bookkeeper H. Outsen, r. 416%

Austin Av
Rosling Charles, teamster, r. NW cor Steiner
and Hermann
" David E.. watchmaker S F. Diamond
House, r. Oakland
Rosman Peter, seaman, r. 22 Sacramento
Rosner Edmund M., leader orchestra Orpheum
Theatre, r. 408^4 O'Farrell
" George, musician, r. 618 Ellis
" Sigfried, barber, 119, 6th, r. 669 McAllister
" Simon, tailor, r. 268 Clementina rear
Rosovich Peter, teamster William J. Gal-
lagher, r. 48V2 Erie
Ross Aaron C, bookkeeper, r. 1031 Market
" Adam, groceries and liquors, 1773 Ellis
" Albert C, salesman Dewitt & Harris, r.

1031 Market
" Albert T., waiter, r. 313, 4th
" Alexander, agent Colusa Milling Co., 512

California, r. Berkeley
" Alexander, carpenter, r. 17 Polk
" Alexander, ship joiner, r. i324 Connecticut
" Alfred, blacksmith Chrestoflersen & Tway,

r. Oakland
" Alfred, ship painter, r. 509 Market
" Alfred B., tanner, r. 1525% Dolores
" Allan O. (Delfino & Ross), r. Alameda
" Angus, clerk W. W. Chase & Co., r. 36

Madison Av
" Ann, widow, r. 26 Louisa
" Austin A., seaman, r. 8 Roach
" Barton G., salesman Mack & ;Co., ;r. 1320

Hayes
" Belle Miss, dressmaker, r. 1.532 Polk
" Benjamin F., gripman Sutter St. Ry., r.

1219 Polk
" Charles, boatswain U. S. revenue icutter

Rush, r. 160 Steuart
" Charles, painter John G. Edmondson, r.

905 Market
" Charles L., tailor, r. 1507 Jackson
" Clarence, carpenter Christopher W. DufQe,

r. 700 O'Farrell
" Clarence R., r. 603 Bush
" Daniel, engineer, r. 1434 Nebraska
" Daniel C, truckman fire dept., r. 755 Har-
rison
" David, carpenter, r. 17 Polk

Ross David A., carpenter, r. 532 Eureka
" David M., superintendent Peerless Gas
Regulator, 6 Chronicle Bldg, r. 548 Minna
" Donald (Ross & Hewlett), r. 20 Albion Av
" Donald Mrs., r. 718c Bush
" Donald, clerk Bank of British Columbia, r.

712 Geary
" Donald M. Rev., pastor Lebanon Presby-
terian Church, r. 604 Douglass
" Donald R., carpenter Sumner C. Murray, r.

1525 Scott
" Donald U., carpenter, r. 1525Scott
" Edward, laborer, r. NE cor Illinois and

Napa
" Edward, teamster, r. 113 Chapultepec
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 900 Fell
" Elvina Miss, r. 240 Shot well
" Emil J., clerk Peter Quinn, r. 1525 Dolores
Ross Erskine M., judge U. S. Circuit Court,
chambers U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, room
50, r. Los Angeles," Cal
" E. T., attendant U. S. Quarantine Station,

Angel Island
" Frank, bookkeeper, r. 1436 Ellis
" Frank, salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r.

708 O'Farrell
" Frank C, real estate agent, 304 Montgom-
ery, r. 304 Stockton
" Frederick W., r. 1211 Golden Gate Av
" George, r. 116a Day
" George, porter Ross & Hewlett
" George, shipwright, r. 16 Page
" George A., painter, r. 1525 Dolores
" Gordon, artist, r. 608 Jones
" Harry, driver, r. 16 Page
" Harry Y., salesman, r. 1320 Hayes
" H. C, secretary and manager Dr. A. J.
Shores Co., Nucleus Bldg, r. Los An-
geles
" Hugh C, shipping clerk, r. 522 Waller
" Irwin W., offlce 628 Market, r. 705 Webster
" James, r. 46 Ritch rear
" James Mrs., widow, r. 1211 Golden Gate

Av
" James, carpenter and builder and asphal-'
turn roofing, 111 Van Ness Av, r. 34 Fell
•' James, clerk, r. 825 Polk
" James, patrolman Morse's Patrol, r. 632%

Castro
" James Jr., compositor Brunt, r. 1605 Turk
" James E., salesman W. H. Nolan & Co., r.

825 Polk
" James F., teamster White Sewing Ma-
chine Co., r. 1436 Ellis
" James K., attorney at law, r. 1065 Market
" James P., foreman job dept. Francis- Val-
entine Co., r. 1605 Turk
" James R., horseman, r. 310, 5th Av
" Jane, widow, r. 314, 3d rear
" Jane Mrs., r. 217 Francisco
" Jane B. Mrs., janitress Hamilton Gram-
mar School, r. 8 Roach
" Jeannette Mrs., hairdresser, r. 1049 Market
" Jeremiah, seaman, r. 820 Battery
" John (Lauriston & Ross), r. 110, 9th
" John, keeper Angel Island Light Station
" John, plasterer, r. 415 Hyde
" John, quartermaster str City of Peking
" John A., inspector U. S. Customs, r. 703,

16th
" John B., butcher J. J. Looney, r. 532% Har-
rison
" John D., wheelwright, r. 2019 Turk
" John E., plumber, r. 108 Eureka
• ' John H. , machinist Washburn & Moen Mfg.

Co.
" John H., salesman, r. Ill Polk
" John M., clerk Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r.

1605 Turk
" John S., clerk general passenger and ticket

dept. S. P. Co., r. Berkeley
" John S., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1315

Steiner
" Joseph, capitalist, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" Joseph, longshoreman, r. 114 Pacific
" Joseph L., bartender, r. 625 Bush
" Joseph N., glass beveler Cal. Art Glass
Bending and Cutting Wks, r. 918 Mont-
gomery /

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Ross Kemp, clerk P. M. SS. Co.'s Wharf, r. 410A
Bryant
Kemp L., secretary Martin White Mining

Co., 23 Mills Bldg, 5th floor, r. 400 Lott
Lizzie Miss, forewoman Italian Publish-
ing Co., r. 1811 Stockton
Louise, widow, lodgings, 303, 3d
Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. 635 Geary
Malcolm A., carriage maker O'Brien &

Sons.r. 1102,24 th
Martha, widow, restaurant, 510 Mission
Mary, widow, r. 27 Lapidge
Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 421 Eddy
Mary H. Mrs., artist, 308 Post, r. Berkeley
Maurice J., machinist, r. 6 Caroline
Nels, seaman, r. 100% Jackson
Parmelia Mrs., teacher music, r. 719 Post
Rif-hard, hackman United Carriage Co., r.

942 Howard
Richardj shoe cutter, r. 1705 Howard
Robert, coalpasser str Mariposa
Robert, laborer, r. 212, 1st
Robert, miller J. A. Folger & Co., r. Hotel

St. Nicholas
Robert C, salesman S. F. News Co., r. 415,

26th
Robert G., machinist Bay City Iron Wks,
r. 1112Folsom
Koss Robert T., vice-president The F. W. Spen-
cer Co., 338 Post, r. 122 Turk
" Samuel, bricklayer, r. 105 New Mont-
gomery
" Samuel, peddler, r. 308, 7th
'= Samuel A., clerk Washburn & Moen Mfg

Co., r. Alameda
" Samuel B., machinist, r. 641 Folsom
" Sidney A., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.

120 Fell
" Simon P., peddler, r. 25, 14th
" Theodore B., bookkeeper Rauer's Law and

Collection OfQce, r. 808, 18th
" Thomas, r. 84 St. Ann's Bldg
" Thomas Mrs., widow, r. 931 Haight
" Thomas, clerk William Doxey, r. 618 Haight
" Thomas, laborer, r. 19 Tehama
" Thomas, laborer, r. 304, 3d
" Thomas, real estate, r. 10a5 Valencia
" Thomas A., seaman, r. 8 Roach
Ross Thomas P., architect, 43 Columbian Bldg,
916 Market, r. 1st Av and Geary
" T. P., laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 804

Larkin
" W., carpenter, r. 157, 7th
" Walker, ship carpenter, r. 304, 3d
■' William, carpenter, r. 411 Lyon
" William, carpenter, r. 610 Jessie
" William, clerk gen. pass, agent's oface S.

-P. Co., r. 3024 Clay
" William, laborer, r. 705 Mission
" William, teamster Morton Draying and

Warehouse Co., r. 27 Lapidge
" William, waiter, r. 303. 3d
" William A., shirt cutter Eagleson, Haw-
kins Co., r. 626 Eddy
" William H., cashier Madison & Burke, r.

403 Leavenworth
" William J., teamster, r. 27 Lapidge
" William M.. policeman, r. 719 Post
" William T., teacher elocution, 78-79 St.

Ann's Bldg ■
" William W., printer West Coast Adv. and

Pub. Co., r. 168 Clementina
" William W., traveling salesman San-
born, Vail & Co., r. 1144 Golden Gate Av
Ross & Hewlett (Donald Ross and Frederick
Hewlett), wholesale provisions and
dairy produce, 300 Davis
Rossa Carlos, scavenger, r. 1013 Francisco
4®="Rossa. See Rosa
Rossbach Catherine, widow, r. 1517 Hyde
" Charles H., foreman packer C. E.Whitney
& Co., r. 615 Washington
Rosseau Charles, painter, r. 5 Graham PI
Rosselle Joseph P., waiter, r. 465% Minna
Rosselli Isidore, cook Perini's Restaurant, r.

524 Taylor
Rosseter George R., ofBce 14 Post, r. Alameda
" Harry C, clerk James T. Rosseter & Co.,
r. Alameda

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

Warm Air,
Hot Water
and Steam

309, 311, 313, 315 aoid 317 MARKET ST.

EATING flPPABATUS.

ROSSETER JAMES T. & CO.

(James T. Rosseter), wholesale and re-
tail coal and coke, office 14 Post, yard
1st nr Brannan, telephone Main 110.
Rosseter John H., sub-manager W. R. Grace &
Co., 203 California, r. 900 Grand, Ala-
meda

" Joseph, engineer, r. 142, 6th

" Theodore T., clerk W. R. Grace & Co., r.
Alam.eda
i6®="Rosseter. See Rossiter
Rossetta John, r. 6241/4 Lombard
Rossetti Gulielmo, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo

" Victor H., clerk Wells, Fargo & Co's Bank,
r. 1022 Sutter

" William, r. 1022 Sutter
Rossi Angelo, r. 1811 Stockton

" Angelo, florist Frank Pelicano & Co., r.
712b Union

" Anton, florist Frank Pelicano & Co., r. 712b
Union

" Antone, salesman Antone Fodera, r. 1427
Kearny

" Antonio, marble cutter Joseph Musto &
Son, r. 337 Union

" Bartolomeo, scavenger, r. 10 Locust

" Charles (Salina & Rossi), r. 733 Vallejo

" Charles, carpenter, r. 507 Filbert

" Charles, manager California Window
Cleaning Co., 242 Sutter, r. 730 Vallejo

" David, baker, r. 414 Filbert

" Domenico, butcher, r. 502 Greenwich

" Domenico, cellarman Cal. Wine Assn., r.
164 Clementina

" Domenico P., druggist, r. NE cor Dupont
and Green

" Emma Mrs., dressmaker Mrs. A. Fischer,
r. 507 Filbert

" F. & Co. (Frank Rossi and Frank Toso),
fruits and vegetables, 1102 Folsom

ROSSI FRANCIS A.,

attorney and councilor at law, 533
Kearny, rooms 5-6-9-10, r. 712B
Union

Rossi Francisco, marble polisher Rufftno & Bi-

anchi, r. 337 Union
" Frank (F. Rossi & Co.), r. 1102 Folsom
" Frank, oiler Goodyear Rubber Co., r. 3258!^

Mission
" Frederick, engineer Adelsdorfer& Branden-

stein, r. Oakland
" Gerolomo, peddler, r. 222 Broadway
" Giovanni, laborer, r. 222 Broadway
" Giovanni, peddler, r. NE cor El Dorado

and Rhode Island
" Giovanni B., foreman Joseph Musto & Son,

r. 2 Filbert PI
" Giovanni B., stonemason, r. 433 Fulton
" Giovanni B., waiter, r. 515 Pine
" Giuseppe, butcher, 515 Broadway, r. 510

Broadway
" Giuseppe, laborer, r. 10 Margaret PI
" Henry F. (Rossi & Sabarros), r. 510 Broad-
way
" James J., porter r. 414 Filbert
" John B., bootblack, r. 908 Sansome
" John F., liquors, 207 Washington, r. 1012a

Washington
" Joseph A., clerk Francis A. Rossi, r. 712b

Union
" M. Andrea, physician, 605 Green
" Madeline, widow, 712b Union

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COAL, COKE and PIQ IRON,

Wholesale and Retail.

Rossi Michele, bootblack, SE cor Eddy and
Taylor, r. 1309 Kearny
" P. Co. The, Pietro Rossi manager, impor-
ters art furniture, 117 Sutter
" Pietro, manager The P. Rossi Co., 117 Sut-
ter, r. 1033 Sutter
Eossi Pietro C, druggist, 318 Montgomery Av,
and president Italian-Swiss Agricul-
tural Colony, 109 Battery, r. 716 Union
" Stephen J., stationery and printing, 533

Green
" Thomas, marble cutter Joseph Musto &

Son, r. 337 Union
•' & Sabarros (Henry F. Rossi and John
Sabarros), butchers, 515 Broadway
Rossignol Emile, cook, r. 815 Stockton

" J., laborer, r. 814 Montgomery
Eossiter Eleanor, widow, r. 101 Francisco
" Frank T., r. 824 Powell
" James, awning manufacturer, 104 Fran

Cisco, r. 106 Francisco
" Moses, watchman Nolan Bros. Shoe Co., r

812 Market
" Paul, chief engineer str Peru, r. 926 Do-
lores
j8S"Rossiter. See Rosseter
Rosskamp Herman, engineer Golden Wes

Hotel
Rossknecht Herman, musician, r. 636 Sacra-
mento
Rossler Henry, tailor Jacob Mussiggang, r. 29

Harriet
Rosso Andrew, confectionery, 250, 3d
" Charles, contractor and builder, 217 Hayes,

r. 507 Filbert
" Thomas, barber, r. 367 Natoma
Rossow Charles, butcher, 258, 3d, r. 1074 Shot-
well
Rossum August, watchman S. F. Laundry
Rost Rudolph, turner Charles M. Depew Plan-
ing Mill Co., r. Oakland
Rostrum William, laborer, r. 352 Clementina
Rota Camillo, driver A. ChicMzola & Sons, r. 3
Medau PI
" John, r. 3 Medau PI
Rote William H., gripman Sutter St. Ry, r.

172454 Lyon
Rotebacher Fred, waiter Bennett & Witmer, r.

409 Ellis
Roten William T., r. 538 Minna
Rotenkolber Frederick G., saddler Kempkey,
Gilham & Sawyer, r. 230 Clipper
" George, stock clerk Kempkey, Gilham &
Sawyer, r. 230 Clipper
Rotermund Frederick, barber, 521 Battery, r.
1822 Mason
" William, baker Charles Strohmaier, r. 418
Brannan
Rotger Adele Miss, confectionery, 15 Market, r.
811 Lombard
" Edward, r. 811 Lombard
Roth Abraham, cooper, r. 711 Mission

" August D., r. 1303 Mason
Roth, Blum & Co. (Daniel Roth and Leon
Blum), hog butchers and pork packers,
cor 6th Av South and Railroad Av, office
201 California, telephone Main 1916
" Ceesar, r. 400 Franklin
" Catherine, widow, r. 1035, 18th
" Charles, capitalist, r. 306 Stockton
" Charles W., painter, r. 624, 4th
" Christina, widow, r. 4 Wheelock PI
" Conrad, varieties, IOO414 Hyde
" Cornelius, r. 1219 Kearny
" Daniel (Roth, Blum & Co. and Milly Bros.)
r. 401 Baker

Roth Emma Miss, dressmaker, r. 1035, 18th
" Felix, seaman str Protection
" Francis, hostler A. Quade & Co., r. 21 San-
chez
" Frederick, paper carrier, r. 1521 Clay
" George, longshoreman O. R. & N. Co.
" George, teamster, r. 2 KohlerPl
" Henry, glassbeveler, r. 2 Kohler PI
" Henry, paper carrier, r. 1521 Clay
" Isaac, salesman, r. 226^4 Fulton
" Jacob, r, 2206 Devisadero
" Jacob, delivery clerk Davis Bros., r. 400

Franklin
" Jane, widow, r. 1431 Post
" John, peddler, r. SOSYi Davis
" Leon J., dental student, r. 1431 Post
" Mark, wrapper Davis Bros., r. 400 Frank-
lin
" Max, marble works, NW cor Guerrero and

14th, r. 150 Guerrero
" Paul N., bookkeeper Alexander Simon, r.

622 Polk
" Peter, milker, r. 629 Commercial
" Rose Miss, dressmaking, 9 Powell
" Samuel, tailor, r. 400 Franklin
" Victor, r. 1426 Powell
" Weigand, cooper David Woerner, r. 409

Pacific
" William, r. 1722 Hyde
" William, glassbeveler, r. 2 Kohler PI
Roth William, commission merchant and im-
porter Japanese goods, 304 Sacramento,
r. 1722 Hyde
" William H., clerk -Richard Pecht, r. 530
Geary
Roth & Co., (Simon Scheeline and Adolph
Roos), importers and wholesale wines
and liquors, 319-321 Market
-e®~Roth. See Roethe and Rothe
Rothaug Christian, bartender Frederick Brandt,

r. 218 Minna
Rothberg Samuel, waiter Reinhold Beck, r. 539

Minna
Rothchild Joseph M. (Rothchild & Ach), r. 1700

Broadway
Rothchild Maurice A., president The Werth-
eimer Co., NW cor Bush and Sansome,
r. 1809 Broadway
Rothchild & Ach (Joseph M. Rothchild and
Henry Ach), attorneys at law, 303 Cali-
fornia, rooms 5-8
>6®- Rothchild See Rothschild
Rothe Albert, brass molder M. Greenberg's

Sons, r. 227, 2d
RothenberR Henry (M. Rothenberg & Co.), r.
Oakland
" John, barber, 325 Sacramento, r. 718 Fulton
" M. & Co. (Mendle and Henry Rothenberg),

wholesale liquors, 423 Kearny
" Mendle (M. Rothenberg & Co.), r. 724 Shot-
well
Rothenberger Thomas K., liquors, 501 Post, r.

777 Market
Rothenstein Alexander, capitalist, r. 1404a
Masonic Av
" Louis, baker, r. 92854 Harrison
" Sarah, widow, r. 99^ William rear
Rother Max, librarian Chronicle, r. 1110 Taylor
" Robert, r. 103 Langton
" William, teamster, r. NW cor Steiner and
Hermann
Rotherman Harry J., clerk George D. Dornin, r.

Oakland
Rothermel Frederick C. (Steflan & Rothermel),
r. 419, 10th
" Henry, butcher, 419, 10th
" Henry P., bookkeeper Edgar C. Seavey, r.

419, 10th
" Peter, real estate and mining, 507 Califor-
nia, r. 913 Fillmore
Rothery Samuel, blacksmith Marshutz & Can-
tell, r. 1954 Madison Av
Rothganger Frank, clerk C. A. Hooper & Co., r.
832 Harrison
" Frederick J., capitalist, r. 832 Harrison
" Frederick J., deputy County Clerk, r. 814

Potrero Av
" George, surgeon U. S. N.. r. 832 Harrison
" Harry, laborer, r. 1030 Howard

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Rothholz Aaron, salesman Brown Bros. & Co., r.

2361/^ Fulton
Rothing Adolph, baker Paul Drasdo, r. 303

Clement rear
RotUkopf Albert P., manufacturing jeweler

and diamond setter, 208 Sutter
Rothler John, deckhand, r. 27 East
Rothlin Benjamin, milker, r. 431 Pine
Rothmaler Jacob, cook, r. 1504 Mason

" Oswald, superintendent, r. 1715 Broadway
Rothman Adolph, tailor Sam Meyer & Co., r. 449
Tehama

" Augusta, widow, r. 7 Hopeton Terrace

" Frederick, foreman W. D. Hobro, r. 1021
Mason

" Henry H., sexton Congregation Shaari
Zedek, r. 728 California

<' Harry K., drayman George H. Tay Co.

" Jacob, plumber, r. 7 Hopeton Terrace

" Mathilda Miss, shirt maker, r. 7 Hopeton
Terrace

" Nathan J., cutter Greenebaum, Weil &
Michels, r. 7 Hopeton Terrace
Rotholtz Benjamin, manufacturers' agent, r. 627
Hayes

" Charles, commission merchant, r. 627
Hayes

" Edward, clerk J. Levin & Co., r. 627 Hayes

" Robert, trunk maker Hirschfelder &
Meaney, r. 627 Hayes
4®"Rotholtz. See Rothholz
Rothrick Fanny, widow, nurse, r. 429 Green-
wich
Rothrock Thomas U.. salesman, r. 234 Sadowa
Rothschild A. Mrs., r. 1232 Post

" Abraham, r. Ill Grove

" Abraham (Rothschild & Wise), r. 1232
Post

" Albert, salesman, r. 1000a Golden Gate
Av

" Charles, cyclery, 101 Van Ness Av, r. 119,
27th

" Charles E., carpenter Sanborn, Vail & Co.,
r. 111,10th

" Eugene (Rothschild & Shoenberg), r. 632
Post

" Frederick, clerk Henry Rothschild, r. 170,
9th

" Henrietta, widow, r. 608 Octavia

" Henry (Rothschild & Helms), and grocer-
ies and liquors, 170, 9th, r. 413 Shrader

" Henry, liquors, 439 Montgomery Av

" Henry L., traveling salesman, r. 1806 Post

" Henry M., commission merchant, 131 Mont-
gomery, rooms 7-8

" Henry M., decorator, 31 Leidesdorfl

" Hueo (Rothschild & Ehrenpfort), r. 924
Eddy
Rothschild Joseph, attorney at law, 81-84
Chronicle Bldg, telephone Main 1352, r.
The Martinet

" Louis, clerk, r. 608 Octavia

" Louise Mrs. (Rothschild & Hadenfeldt), r.
1918 Pine

" Max, compositor, r. 1010, 22d
Rothschild Morris, furniture and carpets, 213-
215 Mason, telephone Main 5907, r. 2728
Pine

" Moses B., cashier Esberg, Bachman & Co.,
r. 1716 Octavia

" Oscar, student, r. 924 Eddy

" Robert B., salesman M. P. Kohlberg & Co.,
r. 20 O'Farrell

" Theo. (Rothschild & Greenebaum), r. 2115
Broderick
Rothschild & Ehrenpfort (Hugo Rothschild
and George F. Ehrenpfort), manufactur-
ers, wholesale confectioners and dealers
foreign and domestic nuts, 118 Front,
telephone Main 5433
Rothschild & Greenebaum (Theo. Rothschild
and Alfred H. Greenebaum), proprietors
Pacific Folding Paper Box Factory, 14-16
Fremont, telephone Main 277
Rothschild & Hadenfeldt (Mrs. Louise Roths-
child and Charles Hadenfeldt), proprie-
tors California Jewelry Factory, and
manufacturers and importers watches,
jewelry, diamonds, etc., 207 Sutter

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

Contracts made with Hotels for

Furnishing' Carpets, Furniture, Drapery

Materials, Lace Curtains, Window

Shades, Bedding, Etc,

6^1-S4-7 IN/IARKET SX.

Rothschild & Helms (Henry Rothschild and
Henry W. Helms), wholesale and retail
wines and liquors, NW cor Powell and
O'Farrell
" & Shoenberg (Eugene Rothschild and Sig-
mund Shoenberg), tailors' and dress-
makers' trimmings, 209 Post
" & Wise (Abraham Rothschild and Isidor
H. Wise), manufacturers ladies' and
childrens' wear, 117-119 Sansome

4®=- Rothschild. See Rothchild

Rothweiler Charles, salesman Waterhouse &
Lester, r. 1223 Eddy

Rothwell J. Percy, secretary Starr & Co., 326
California, r. 514 Lombard

Rotmer Samuel, seaman, r. 80 Jessie

Rotner Hyman, cloakmaker, r. 26 Russ rear

Rotowsky Herman, tailor, 411Vi Kearny, r. 1710
Polk
" Samuel P., salesman Raphael Weill & Co.,
r. 1710 Polk

Rotrosky William, city surveyor Fireman's
Fund Ins. Co., r. 1219 Turk

Rotsch Frank, laborer, r. NE cor Napa and
Louisiana

Rotstein Henrietta Mrs., varieties, 209 Leaven-
worth
" Isaac, r. 209 Leavenworth

Rottanzi Ettore, civil engineer, r. 301, 3d

Rottanzi Giosue, wholesale and retail wines
and liquors, 1027 Market and 1012 Valen-
cia, wine cellars NE cor 23d and Bry-
ant
" Leopold, manager G. Rottanzi, r. 105, 23d

Rottanzi Tulllo A., physician and surgeon, and
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Rottgers Lambert J., manufacturers' agent, 26
O'Farrell, room 30, r. 1305 Leavenworth

Rotz George A., bakery and restaurant. 834-836
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Rouard Anthony C, carrier Post Offlce, r. 1309H
Broadway
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Rouch August, laborer, r. 1000 Sutter
" August Mrs., lace curtain cleaner, 1000

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2926 Sacramento
" Theodore, rattan worker B. Cohen, r. 510
Francisco

Rouda Samuel, tailor, 11 Ellis, r. 323 Eddy

Roudiez Leon S., 1st lieutenant 1st Infantry, U.
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Rouen Amand, coppersmith, 735 Broadway

Rouet Jules, pantryman Occidental Restaurant,
r. 520 Geary

Roughan Jane, widow, r. 3 Pixley

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Montgomery, telephone Main 1879

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Roulette Thomas, teamster Pac. Gas. Imp. Co.,
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Rounds Julia, widow, dressmaker, r. 420 Ellis
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Roundv Harry E.. waiter W. F. Riedinger. r.

137, 7th
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■' Brothers (James and M. E.), contractors

and builders, 800 Lyon
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" Florence K., widow, r. 1450 Leavenworth
" Harry H., student, r. 1450 Leavenworth
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" James O., agent Pacific Graphite Mfg. Co..

405 Front, r. Alameda
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" John, helper Edison Light and Power Co.,

r. 245 Minna
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" Walter Ellis, mining, 405 Front, r. 2400

Fillmore
" William G., engineer's clerk S. F. Gas

Light Co., r. 2348 Union
4^Rountree. See Rowntree
Rouquette Louis, wool puller Legallet-Hellwig

Tanning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad

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" Philippe, wool puller Legallet-Hellwig

Tanning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad

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Rourke Bridget, widow, r. 1626 Dupont
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" Edgar L., clerk Nevada Bank, r. 1924 Pine
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" James, driver, r. 538 Minna
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" John, r. 15171/2 Polk
" John, marine fireman, r. 71 Tehama
" John, sawyer Pac. and S. F. Box Factorv,

r. 914 Howard
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Fell
" John W., accountant The Bank of Califor-
nia, r. 1924 Pine
" Joseph, painter, r. 232 Fell
" Mary C. Miss, dressmaking, 53514 O'Far-

rell
" Michael, fireman, r. 245, 2d
" Michael, helper Selby Smelting and Lead

Co., r. Fruitvale
" Patrick, molder Occidental Foundry, r.

Oakland
" Patrick J., porter Selby Smelting and

Lead Co., r. Fruitvale
" Peter, painter, r. 232 Fell
" Richard O., waiter str Mariposa
" Thomas, laborer S. P. Co., r. 11 Perry

Rourke Thomas, painter, r. 232 Fell
" Thomas, policeman, r. 1739 Union
" Thomas D., butcher C. W. Foster, r. 539

Minna
" Thomas J., foreman Cal. Furniture Mfg Co.,
r. 17 Valley
>8®"Rourke. See Rorke and O'Rourke
Rouse Augusta F.. widow, r. 744 Ellis
" Clemens V., clerk Castle Bros., r. 744 Ellis
" George C, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 124

Fulton
" George W., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

1507 Dolores
" Isaac, r. 106 Shipley

" James, porter James F. Kearny, r. 609 Pine
" Martha, domestic. 406 Van Ness Av
" Milne, widow, r. 124 Fulton
" Thomas J., capitalist, r. 621 Bush
Rousseau Charles, painter, r. 5 Graham PI
" Charles J., draughtsman Charles M. Rous-
seau, r. 2616 Folsom
Rousseau Charles M., architect, room 523
Spreckels Bldg, 927 Market, r. 2616 Fol-
som
•' E., pantryman Golden West Hotel
" Leon, laborer, r. 814 Montgomery
" Minnie Miss, dressmaking, 2616 Folsom
Roussel Isadore W., laborer U. S. Customs, r. 13
Ritch
" Walter, plumber, r. 15 Ritch
" William H., asst. manager Dairymens'
Union of Cal., r. 241 Guerrero
Rousselon Maurice Rev., S. M., assistant rector
Notre Dame des Victoires Church, r. 536
Bush
Roussey Elizabeth, r. 740 Broadway
" Emil, musician, r. 740 Broadway
" Frank J., clerk, r. 740 Broadway
Roussin Ferdinand, cook, r. 619 Pacific
Roussy Gaston E., with Alfred Borel & Co., r.
791 Sutter
" Marie Mrs., r. 791 Sutter
Routledge G., teamster, r. 537 Sacramento
Roux Alexandre, laundryman Alphonse Vallon
" Frank (S. Strauss), r. 610 Lombard
" Irenee, liquors, 1918 Fillmore
" Mariette Mrs., lodgings, 211, 4th
Rouxel Francois, cellarman Lenormand Bros., r.
264, 3d
" Mary Mrs., confectionery, 264, 3d
Rouzo Edward, bartender Octave Nodet, r.

18491/4 Stevenson
Rovai Frank, laborer S. F. and N. P. Ry. r. 7
Filbert
" J., finisher P. H. Jackson & Co., r. Oakland
Roveda Carlo, gardener Colombo Ferrari, r. cor

University and Felton
Rovegna Frank, gardener, r. 624 Hermann
Rovegno Andrew, r. 17 Landers
" Domingo, gardener, Colombo Market
" Francesca, widow, r. 430 Dolores
" Giacomo, gardener, Colombo Market
" Giovanni B., butcher, 1306 Dupont, r. 420

Greenwich
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" John, salesman, r. NW cor 15th and Market
" P., gardener, Colombo Market
Rovelli Enrico, packer Martinoni & Podesta,

r. 509 Broadway
Roventini Gustavo, waiter, r. 9 Union PI
Rover Herman, bartender Theodore Tominski,

r. 1323 Webster
Rovere Francisco, painter, r. 1214 Kearny
" Giacomo, laborer, r. 1214 Kearny
" S. & Co. (Stephen Rovere and Ottavio Bian-
chini), blacksmiths and wagon makers,
317 Broadway
" Stephen (S. Rovere & Co.), r. 317 Broadway
Rowan August, r. 499, 15th
" Dominick, gilder, r. 512, 9th
" Frank, teamster, r. 55 Belcher
" Gustave, musician, r. 618 California
" Ida, widow, dressmaking, 1431 O'Farrell
" James, laborer, r. N s Jefferson bet Baker

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" John, stableman Pacific Carriage Co., r. 48,

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" Mary G., widow, dressmaking, 122, 10th Av
" Michael, laborer, r. 104 Randall
" Owen, horseshoer, r. 520, 6th
" Philip, horseshoer, 553 Bryant, r. 106 Welsh
" Thomas, gripman, r. 1330 Howard
" Timothy, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r.
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4®"Rowan. See Rowen

Rowand Joseph T., dentist, 110 Crocker Bldg, r.
Lick House

Rowe A. A. Miss, r. 2337% Howard
" Albert, office Pier 4 Steuart, r. Oakland
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" Annie Mrs., varieties, 819 Broadway

" Charles (Rowe & Petterson), r. Fruitvale

" D., oiler str City of Sydney

" Edward, clerk I. S. Cohen, r. 819 Broadway

" Erastus P., r. 228y2 Page

" Fred N.. clerk W. P. Fuller & Co., r. 903

Guerrero
" George, fireman str Piedmont, r. Oakland
" Grantie Miss, proof reader Filmer-Rollins
Electro. Co., r. 819 Broadway
Rowe Harrison D., manager Pacific Coast De-
partment Northwestern Masonic Aid
Association. 132-133 Crocker Bldg, r.
Oakland
" Henry, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 2050

McAllister
" James, r. 819 Broadway
" James, r. 947 Howard
" James, machinist Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 501

Napa
" James, stevedore, r. 46 Clara
" James Jr., engineer, r. 819 Broadway
" Jeanette Miss, dressmaker, r. 819 Broad-
way
" John, gardener, r. 619 Washington
" John J., r. 46 Clara
" Kate Miss, lace maker, r. 46 Clara
" Margaret Miss, tailoress, r. 46 Clara
" Marie Mrs., dressmaking, 738 Vallejo
" Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 43 Garden Av
" Mary Miss, lace maker, r. 46 Clara
" Maude M. Miss, teacher Cooper Primary

School, r. 1519 Taylor
" Philip, capitalist, r. 136 Fulton
" Purcell, attorney at law, 32 Mills Bldg, 8th

floor, r. 600 Bush
" Solomon E., clerk Asch & Co., r. 725 Pine
" Thomas H., r. 43 Garden Av
" Typewriter Ribbon Co. (N. Y.), Obil W.

Briggs agent, 533 Kearny, room 56
" Walter E., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r.

U2S% California
" William, laborer, r. 36 Hoff Av
Rowe & Petterson (Charles Rowe and John
Petterson), wines and liquors, 541 Cali-
fornia

Rowell Frank C, clerk, r. 1330 Pine

" George F., printer, r. 213i/4 Fair Oaks
Rowell Josepll Rev., pastor Mariners Church,
r. 1416 Sacramento
" Joseph W., draughtsman, r. 1305 Lyon
Rowell Leonard F., superintendent Southwest-
ern division Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Ex-
press, 35 New Montgomery, room 5, r.
2407 Webster
" Leonard G., clerk delivery dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. 1800 O'Farrell
" Samuel, student, r. 1723 Post
Rowellan Elizabeth, teacher elocution, S Belve-
dere
Rowen Edward, teamster, r. llB Dore
" Eliza A., widow, r. 2724 Howard
" Ellen, r. llB Dore

" William T., clerk freight auditor's dept.
S. P. Co., r. 2724 Howard
4®=Rowen. See Rowan

Rower Edward, bartender, r. Ill Prospect PI
Rowland Amy G. Mrs., dental student, r. 75
Murphy Bldg
" Charles W., teamster Cutter & Co., r. 228%

Perry
" Edward, carpenter and builder, 1622
Powell

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

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Rowland Eliza E., widow, r. 735 Natoma
" George, brass finisher W. T. Garratt &

Co., r. 37 Cook
" Henry M., clerk Louis T. Snow, r. 1613 San

Carlos Av
" John, stevedore, r. 5 Lick Alley
" Mary, widow, r. 462 Tehama
" Mary A. Mrs., r. 228% Perry
" Michael, laborer, r. 530, 3d
" Michael H., clerk, r. 1613 San Carlos Av
" Patrick, r. 1613 San Carlos Av
" Samuel, special policeman, r. 37 Cook
" Thomas J., carpenter, r. 336 Rickard
" William, r. 440, 3d
" Willis T., clerk, r. 462 Tehama
4®" Rowland. See Roland
Rowland's Patent Corrugated Steel Furnaces,
Union Iron Works agents, office 222 Mar-
ket
Rowlands Elizabeth Miss, stenographer E. H.
Rollins & Sons, r. 820 Green
" James, seaman, r. 1003 Battery
" Thomas, shipsmith, junction Sansome and
Bay, r. 820 Green
Rowlatt Henry B., draughtsman Pac. Roll.

Mill, r. 4061/2 Maryland
Rowley Adams B., foreman California Fruit

Grower, r. 39 Fremont
Rowley BrainardN., proprietor California Fruit
Grower, 203 California, r. 718 Broderick
Rowley Forrest S,, note and bond broker, 42-43
Mills Bldg, 10th floor, r. 181. 9th, Oakland
" George K., harnessmaker Kempkey, Gil-
ham & Sawyer, r. Oakland
" Howard C, bookkeeper California Fruit
Grower, r. 718 Broderick
Rowley Investment Co. The, Forrest S. Row-
ley president, 42-43 Mills Bldg, 10th floor
" Max, wine maker, r. 836 Mission
" Thomas, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &

Co., r. 823G Sutter
" Ulysses G., marine engineer, 9 Mission
" William C, brass finisher Whyte & De-
Rome, r. 526 Howard
Rowles A. J., switchman The Belt Railway
4®=Rowson. See Rawson
Roxburgh James, pressman, r. 1942% Mission
Roy Albert N., teamster, r. 555 Bryant
" Alexander, blacksmith Market St. Ry, r.

359% Brannan
" Camille, varieties, 1036 Clay
" Charles G., clerk Central Hotel, r. 530, 3d
" Constance, widow, r. 1116 Vallejo
" David, carpenter, r. 359% Brannan rear
" E. J., r. 222 Howard
Roy Elizabeth R., widow, grand secretary Com-
panions of the Forest, A. O. F., 102
O'Farrell, r. 629 Webster
" George E., compositor, r. 359% Brannan
" George E. Jr., undertaker, r. 359% Brannan
" Henry A., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 2202
Steiner
Roy John A., president Guadaloupe Dairy Co.,
1015 Valencia, r. W s San Bruno Av nr
15th Av South
" Kate C. Mrs., hairdresser, r. 1628 Polk
" L. Robert, laborer, r. 829 Stevenson
" Marguerite (Thomas Roy & Co.) r. SW cor

29th and Dolores
" Peter, laborer, r. 37 De Long Av
" Robert, clerk W. J. Street, r. 1116 Vallejo
" Thomas (Thomas Roy & Co.), r. SW cor

29th and Dolores
" Thomas & Co. (Thomas and Marguerite
Roy), laundry, SW cor 29th and Dolores
" YoheMrs., teacher dancing, 2102 Howard

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Royal Kallisozon Co. (of London, Eng.),Kerrell
& Co. sole agents U. S. A., office 143
Phelan Bldg
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co., Parrott & Co.
agents, 306 California
" Pants Co., Joseph C. Myers proprietor, 223

Kearny
" RoscoeR., rancher, r. 819 Old San Jose
Road
Royal Tea Co., H. Hollman proprietor, 2805 Mis-
sion
" William, attorney at law, 330 Pine, room

26, r. 222, 8th Av
" Wine Co., Peter Poulin proprietor, 114 Sut-
ter
Royce Clark E. K., attorney at law, r. 1937
Broadway
" Robert M., attorney at law, 509 Montgom-
ery, room 4, r. 1937 Broadway
" Auguste, cook, r. 3 Belcher Court
Royer Herman (estate of), manufacturers
leather and fulled rawhide belting and
lacing, 855-861 Bryant
Roylance Electric Ore Reducing and Manu-
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dent, 214 Pine, room 52

Roylance J. Brass Works The,

Joseph Roylance president, C. H. Dun-
ton vice-president, W. A. Titcomb sec-
retary, 112-114 Main, telephone Main
5949

Roylance John, brassfinisher J. Roylance Brass

Wks, r.732i^,22d
Roylance Joseph, president The J. Roylance
Brass Works, 112-114 Main, r. 23inFolsom
" Leon, electrical engineer, r. 2639 Howard
Royston Leila Miss, governess, 2617 Laguna

" Samuel W., policeman, r. 1834, 23d
Roz Giuliani, porter I. Cuenin, r. 515a Filbert
Roza Antonio (Roza & Silveira), r. 411 Pacific
" & Silveira (Antonio Roza and Jose Sil-
veira), liquors, 411 Pacific
Rozalinni Atilio, porter, r. 1427!4 Dupont albZa
Rozanski Ignaee, r. 330 Folsora

Roze Winston F., barber, 4 Howard, r. Berkeley

Rozzi P. B., gardener Colombo Market

Ruane Thomas, janitor Market St. Ry., r. 516

Castro
Rubanick Martin, manager San Francisco Wire
and Iron Works, 669 Mission, r. 112%
Turk
Rubel John, motorman Market St. Ry., r. 1348

Kentucky
Rubell Joseph, locksmith, 589 Ash Av

" William T., carrier postofflce, r. 41 Sanchez
Ruben Henry, barber, r. 504!4, 9th
" Joseph, barber, r. 732^4 Geary
" Louis, baker M. Rosencrantz, r. 217, 7th
-8®"Ruben. See Reuben
Rubenstein Adolph, cap maker, r. 365, 11th
" Charles, barber, 137|4, 5th
" Louis, barber, 237, 6th, r. 1320 Ellis
Rubert Charles C, r. 1029, 20th
Ruberti Robert (Simon & Ruberti), r. 225 Powell
Rubia Andrew, stockfitterBuckingham&Hecht,

r. 526 Pine
Rubin Antone, artificial flowers and feathers,
103 Post, r. 924, 20th
" Faust, with A. Rubin, r. 924, 20th
" Harris, stock broker, r. 1930 Post
" Joseph H., second-hand clothing, 939V^
Folsom
Rubio Frank, porter Ubhaus Bros, r. 3 Vallejo
PI
" Manuel, bootblack Troell & Pape, r. 14 Au-
burn
Ruble Milton A., conductor S. P. Co., r. 437V^,

17th
Rubon Henry, machinist, r. 560 Howard
Ruburg Jesse P., waiter, r. 99 Congo
Ruby Gold Gravel Mining Co. (Sierra Co.),
Henry Pichoir secretary, 320 Sansome,
room 24
" Hall, 320 Post

" Hill Vineyard Co., E. W. Crellin president,
C. L. Crellin vice-president, Thomas A.
Crellin secretary, branch office 614, 3d
" Mary, widow, r. 2312 Steiner
Ruchti Frederick, laborer Balz Bros. & Finkel-

dey, r. San Bruno Hotel
Ruck Francesca Mrs., proprietor The Meldrum,
235 Kearny
" Henry, plumber, r. 235 Kearny
Ruckelshansen P., conductor Sutter St. Ry., r.

2610 Sutter
Rucker Benjamin C, salesman Coghill & Kohn,
r. 1025 Harrison
" J., conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1720 Baker
" Le Grande, clerk Palace Hotel
" Waldo S. (Macpherson & Rucker), r. 229
Capp
Ruckert Frank (Ruckert & Baker), r. Ahlbom

House
Ruckett Charles, laborer, r. 8 Gough
Ruckman William, conductor, r. 813a Central

Av
Ruckstell John R., accountant Cal. Wine Ma-
kers' Corporation, r. 1527, 24th
Ruckward Edward R., gardener, r. Palmetto Av

nr Capitol
Rud Otto, miller Carmen Island Salt Co., r. Oak-
land
Rudback John C, master schr C. T. Hill
Ruddell Samuel J., deputy U. S. Surveyor of

Customs, r. California Hotel
Rudden Ellen, widow, r. 502, 3d
" James J., waiter str Colon, r. 502, 3d
" John T., teamster, r. 502, 3d
" Mary, widow, r. 1138 Shotwell
Ruddick Charles, florist, r. 1043a Folsom
" Fannie Mrs., r. 1043a Folsom
" Margaret Miss, r. 315 Grove
" Mary J., widow, r. 315 Grove
'■ William J., with Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r.
1608 Fell
Ruddock Andrew J., plumber, 835 Sutter, r. 117
Ivy Av
" Benjamin, laborer, r. Arch nr Stanley '
" Ellen, widow, r. 322 Vallejo
" Frederick L., clerk, r. 932 Sutter
" George, nurse Twenty-Sixth St. Hospital,

r. 625 San Jose Av
" George D. Mrs., r. bOQYi Page

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Ruddock George T., clerk Kern County Land
Co., r. 5091^ Page
" James, plumber F. Ralsch, r. 117 Ivy Av
" John H., conductor Geary St. RR., r. 17

Johnston Av
" John J., boatman, r. 322 Vallejo
" Patrick H., bookkeeper Fireman's Fund
Ins. Co., r. 117 Ivy Av
Ruddy Bernard, r. 502, 4th

Rude Charles N. (W. A. Henry & Co.), and
electrician Pac. Electric Motor Co., r.
16 Chenery
" Jessie, widow, r. 11 Taylor
Rudebeck George M., clerk S. F. Savings Union,
Alameda
" Rasmus, groceries, 1105 Folsom, r. 1103 Fol-
som
Rudee David, clothing, 306, 6th, r. 336, 6th
" Harry, clerk Isaac Rudee, r. 510 Devisa-

dero
" Isaac, clothing, 151, 2d, r. 510 Devisadero
" Isidore, clothing and men's furnishing

goods, 151-153, 4th, r. 2505 Sutter
" Joseph, clerk Post Office, r. 510 Devisa-
dero
" Sarah Miss, bookkeeper Isaac Rudee, r.
510 Devisadero
Rudelle Jean A., r. 432 Jackson
Rudgear Andrew, manager San Francisco Nov-
elty and Plating Wks, 68-74, lst,r, Oak-
land
Rudinger John B. F., foreman George H. Tay

Co., r. 1803 Stockton
Rudolf Martha A., widow, r. 108 Vicksburg
Rudolph Adam, cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 1532%
Howard
" Albert, fireman Mutual Electric Light Co..

r. 112 Langton rear
" Charles, dairy produce, 1169 Howard, r.

1261/2, 9th
" Charles J., enameler, 3 Hardie PI, r. 709

Buchanan
" Ellen Mrs., lodgings, 710 Folsom
" Erwin G., with Miller & Lux, r. 1809 Octa-

via
" Fortunas, porter Wolf & Sons, r. 112, 21st
" Frederick, enameler Charles Rudolph, r.

709 Buchanan
" Henry, painter, 719 Laguna
" Herman, bartender, r. 1342 Mission
" Jacob, r. 2411 Clay

" Lemuel, driver Engine 7, r. SOSSYz, 16th
" Nelse, waiter, r. 14a Perry
" Richard, baker, r. 625 Clay
" Robert P., driver J. Spaulding & Co., r. 16

Kissling
" Sempronia, widow, r. 2411 Clay
" Thomas, gilder Schussler Bros., r. 210^,

nth
" William F., assistant superintendent Pac.
Mutual Life Ins. Co., r. 219, 15th
Rudolphus Albert, sash maker, r. 846>4 Fol-
som
" Albert Jr., clerk Sherman, Clay & Co., r.

846^4 Folsom
" Arthur, sash maker Charles M. Depew
Planing Mill Co., r. 846V4 Folsom
Rudonick Nicholas, restaurant, 806 Mission, r.

35 Eureka
Rudrick Charles, clerk Thomas H. Stevenson
Rudy Benjamin M., machinist, r. 9 Van Ness
Av
" James O., ironmolder W. T. Garratt&Co.,
r. 1406 Folsom
Rue Edmond D., cashier A. W. Foster & Co., r.
Alameda
" Lizzie Mrs., r. 623 Turk
Ruebke Diedrich, cellar foreman J. Gundlach &

Co., r. 12a South Park
Ruebsam R., gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 1513 Polk
Rueckmann Johanna, widow, r. 26 Turk
Rueckert John, clerk Charles M. Plum & Co., r.

129 Page
Rued J. C. & Co. (John C. Rued and John J.
Nachtrieb), leather, hides, tanbark, cut
soles and glove leather, 123 Clay
" John C. (J. C. Rued & Co.), r. Oakland
Ruedi Henry, milker, r. 431 Pine
" Rudolph, gardener, 198 Laidley

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Ruediger Julius, (Ruediger & Loesch), r. 223

Polk
Ruediger & Loesch (Julius Ruediger and
Charles Loesch) proprietors New Vienna
Bakery and Confectionery, 107 Larkin,
opp City Hall, telephone South 201
Ruedin Clement, butler, 606 Stockton
Ruef Abraham, attorney at law, 402 Montgom-
ery, rooms 1-3, r. 316 Lombard
" John, hostler F. Korbel & Bros., r. 723

Bryant
" John Mrs., r. 435V4 Hayes
" Joseph, laborer, r. 678 Bryant
" Louise Miss, r. 10 Pfeifler
" Marie Miss, teacher Garfield Primary
School, r. 316 Lombard
Ruef Meyer, capitalist, 402 Montgomery, room

1 , r. 316 Lombard
Ruefl Charles, traveling salesman The E. G.
Lyons Co., r. 1433 California
" Wilhelm, winemaker, r. 919 Dolores
Rueger Edward, cook, r. 313, 4th
Ruegg Anton, blacksmith, r. 636 Castro
" Anton Jr., blacksmith, r. 727, 21st
" Frank, blacksmith, r. 727, 21st
" Gallus, bookkeeper S. & G. Gump, r. 2915

Pine
" J., blacksmith Pac. Roll. Mill
" Mary, domestic, SE cor 17th and Eureka
" J. Paul, porter Roos Bros., r. Polk and
California
Ruehser William, cellarman C. Schilling & Co.,

r. 136 Clipper
Ruen John B., carrier postofflce, r. 23 Prosper
Ruepp Arnold, laborer, r. QVA Shipley
" Lena Miss, milliner, r. 438, Sd
" Simon, laborer, r. 438, 2d
Rueser Charles, foreman John H. Babbitt, r. 314

McAllister
Rueter Brothers (Frederick and Henry), cigar
manufacturers, 2430 Market
" Frederick (Rueter Bros.), r. 2430 Market
" Henry (Rueter Bros.), r. 2430 Market
-8®" Rueter. See Reuter and Ruter
Ruetten John P., carpenter Fulton Eng. & Ship

Bldg. Wks., r. 2106 Lombard
Ruf A. , watchmaker W. Schepler, r. 225 Langton
" Ardelfeid, widow, r. 5i/^ Bryant Av
" Charles J., laborer Western Sugar Refin-
ery, r. 2760^4 Harrison
" Fredericka, widow, r. 276014 Harrison
" Otto, electroty per Painter & Co. , r. Alameda
" Stephen, compositor Louis Roesch Co., r.
Alameda
Ruff Amelia, widow, r. 1824 Stockton
" George, laborer, r. 1824 Stockton
" Henry, salesman Percy Beamish, r. 1411,

25th
" Joseph, cook, r. 909 Kearny
" Lawrence, barber, r. 422 Greenwich
" William, plumber, r. 1824 Stockton
Ruffler Henry E., tinsmith W. W. Montague &

Co., r. 609 Pine
Ruffleux Louis, confectionery and ice cream
parlor, 109 Powell, telephone Main 819, r.
4b Antonio
Ruffln Bruno, tailor, 402 Montgomery, room 34
Rufflno F.. Miss, r. NW cor 16th and Dolores
" Louis, r. 617^ Greenwich
" Louis J. Mrs., widow, r. 229 Dolores
" Samuel, r. 617?i Greenwich

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Rufflay George, brass flnisher, r. 740 Harrison
Ruffler George, longshoreman, r. 252 Spear
Ruffo Abelardo, paper carrier, r. 525 Green
Rufner Clarence, engineer tug Lena L., r. 410b
Bryant
" Edward C, engineer tug Elizabeth
" Jacob, barber, 1707 Market, r. 309 Valencia
" Joseph W., clerk Homer E. Love, r. 209

Valencia
" Maggie Mrs., r. 734^4 Howard
Rugard W. H., r. Old People's Home
Ruge George, bartender John L. Hedrich, r. 618

Ellis rear
Rugen George, clerk John E. G. Von Oesen, r.
401 Hyde
" Herman, clerk John Brumund, r. 298 Valen-
cia
Ruggiero Antone, bartender, r. 631 Minna
Ruggiero Emilio, book and job printer, 625

Washington, r. mbi Francisco
Ruggles Albert B., stockbroker. 307 Montgom-
ery, r. 905 Post
RugglesDavidW., second-hand stoves, 408-410
Jackson, r. 1216 Broadway
" David W. Jr. , porter W. W. Montague & Co.,

1216 Broadway
" Frank E., elevator operator Crocker Bldg,

r. 125 Capp
" James D., r. 2210 Jackson
" James D. Jr., correspondent The Bank of

California, r. 2210 Jackson
" John E. (Dodge, Sweeney & Co.), r. 1641

Bush
" William P., r. 14 Fair Oaks
Rugh Washington C, furniture dealer, r. 653

Howard
Rugland Josephine, widow, r. 2610 Mission
Ruhde Otto, stableman, r. 267 Clementina
Ruhe Benjamin (Hays & Ruhe), r. 1700 Devisa-

dero
Ruhl Bernard G., commission merchant, 208
Washington, r. 651 Vallejo
" William M., clerk B. G. Ruhl & Co., r. 651
Vallejo
j6Sg"Ruhl. See Ruble, Ruile and Rule
Ruhland Christian (Ruhland & Zimmermann), r.
Point Lobos Av nr 32d Av
" Emil, mill hand Del Monte Milling Co., r.

12b South Park
•' Frederick, r. 12b South Park
" Joseph, cellarman U. S. Brewery, r. Oak-
land
" Minnie Miss, r. Point Lobos Av nr 32d Av
" & Zimmermann (Christian Ruhland and
Carl Zimmermann), dairy, Point Lobos
and 32d Avs
Ruble Rudolph, bookbinder Hicks-Judd Co., r.

114Spreckels Av
Ruhlich Frank, milker Kate Emhoff, r. cor Lis-
bon and Japan Av
Ruhling Edward, assayer, r. 722 Fell
" Edward F., insurance, r. 722 Fell
" Ferdinand, restaurant, 49, 2d
Ruhm Thomas F., lieutenant U. S. N. and as-
sistant Naval Constructor, ofQce Union
Iron Works, Potrero, r. 1101 Geary
Ruhnau Franz, cook Ahlborn House
Ruhser Frederick W. Jr.. clerk J. Henry Boy-
sen, r. 136 Clipper
" William, boilermaker Eureka Boiler Wks,
r. 136 Clipper
Ruhwedel Mary, widow, r. 637 Stevenson
Ruihrauff Henry F., inspector U. S. Customs, r.

112 Fair Oaks
Ruile Henry L., teamster, r. 928 Filbert
" John H., r. 624, 4th

Ruisinger Charles M., butcher Mark Strouse, r.

327 Fell
Ruiz Andreas, porter Frank O. Johnson
" Charles, bookkeeper Halla & Co. , r. 729 Cal-
ifornia
" de Rojas Joseph, wine commission and
Mexican Land Commissioner, 308 Bat-
tery, r. 729 California
" Jesus Mrs., widow, r. 727 Broadway rear
" Manuela Miss, r. 1032^4 Kearny
" Rosa, widow, r. 827 Alabama
Rule James, r. 1001 Bush
" J. M., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1004

Tennessee
" John W., clerk E. J. Smith, r. 301, bth
" William J., salesman Wilmerding-Loewe
Co., r. 1001 Bush
4®=Rule. See Ruhl
Ruley Samuel, musician, r. 29 Jones
Rulfls John, cleik George Ludeke, r. 4 Farren Av
" John H., wood and coal, 1305-1307 Bu-
chanan, r. 1307 Buchanan
" Peter H. (Chemnitz & Rulffs), r. 603 Hayes
J8®=Rulffs. See Rulfs, Rohlffs and Rohlfs
Rulfs Antone, clerk, r. 232 Van Ness Av
" D. Carl, electrician Tivoli Opera House, r.

210 Hyde
" Frank (Robbers & Rulfs), r. 1954 Howard
" Henry J. C, clerk Rulfs & Co., r. 232 Van

Ness Av
" John (Rulfs & Co.), r. 232 Van Ness Av
" & Co. (John Rulfs), groceries and liquors,
234 Van Ness Av
Ruling Laura Miss, saleslady, r. 2006 Larkln
Rulison Harry W., bookkeeper Charles J. Leist
&Co., r. 779Haight
" Helen M. Miss, dental student, r. 4 Hyde
Rulofson Alfred C, buyer Baker & Hamilton, r.
2428 Pine
" Alfred C. Jr., dental student, r. 2428 Pine
Rumbek William J., gripman Geary St. RR., r.

46 Parker Av
Rumble A. Carson, general manager The Midas
Gold Saving Machinery Co., 114, 1st, r.
142P/2 Hayes
Rumetsch George W., clerk John Claussen, r.
59 Erie
" Herman, millhand Bader & Finke, r. 1225

Rhode Island
" Jacob (Rumetsch & Walther), r. 1225 Rhode
Island
Rumetscn & Walther (Jacob Rumetsch and
Philip H. Walther), proprietors Grant
Avenue Saloon, 207 Grant Av
Rumford Isaac B. Rev., r. 132, 10th
Rummel William, cabinet maker William A.
Schrock
" William J., asst. porter City and County
Hospital
Rummelsburg Charles, bookkeeper J. Bamber-
ger & Co., r. 1219 Geary
Rumpf Frank, bookkeeper Cal. Wine Assn.. r.
1306 Kearny
" Matilda, widow, r. 1306 Kearny
Rumsey Elizabeth Miss, r. 502 Mason
Rumstrum Charles, bartender, r. 828 California
Runcie James E., Istlieut. U. S. A. 'retired), r."

317 Powell
Rundberg Lizzie H.. domestic, 210 Locust
" W., salesman Hale Bros., r. 819 Alabama
" Peter, r. 819 Alabama
Runde Frederich H., butcher. 2160 Mission
" George H., collector Charles Scribner's

Sons, r. Berkeley
" Rudolph, laborer, r. 221 Minna
" William F., pressman George Spaulding &
Co., r. Berkeley
Rundle George G., shipwright, 209 Steuart,
office 40 California, room 10, r. 711 Ten-
nessee
Rundquist Selma, domestic, 825 Guerrero
Runge Charles, salesman, r. 622 Clay
" Edward, driver John Schlichtmann, r. 645

McAllister
" Frederick, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r.

1116 Tennessee
" Frederick W., r. 1911 Howard
" John, porter Western Sugar Refining Co., r.
240 Greenwich

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Runge Jobn F., carpenter, r. 240 Greenwicli rear
" John J., porter Western Sugar Refinery

r. 240 Greenwich
" Lina E. Miss (Runge & Elliot), r. 1028

Greenwich
" Louis M., painter, r. 240 Greenwich rear
" Theodore O., barher Henry Gellert, r. 1028
Greenwich
Bunge & Elliot (Miss Lina E. Runge and Mrs.
ZalieJ. Elliot), typewriting, 330 Pine,
room 55
Runnels John W., milkman, r. 231 Douglass
" Oscar, teamster Wieland Bros., r. 2438 Bush
" William H., clerk Pac. Coast Syrup Co.,
r. 1.503 Washington
Runstrom Charles T., bootblack, 101 Montgom-
ery Av, r. 828 California
Runyon Albert J. (McDonogh & Runyon), r. 1102
Green
" B. Miss, packer Viavi Co., r. 2021/2, 9th
" Caroline Mrs., dressmaking, 20214, 9th
Runyon Charles F., secretary Goodyear Rubber
Co., 577-579 Market, r. 409 Fillmore
" Edwin W. (Boericke & Runyon), r. Brook-
lyn, N. Y.
" Frank W., salesman Goodyear Rubber Co..

r. 406 Sutter
" Frederick F., law student James Alva

Watt, r.409 Fillmore
" Harkley. silversmith Shreve & Co., r. 20214,

9th
" Mary A., widow, r. 1024 Green
" Oliver P., proprietor The Newport, 21
Franklin
Ruoff John, driver Chicago Brewery, r. 1507 De-

visadero
Rupee John, seaman, r. 26 Folsom
Rupinsky Adele Mrs., dressmaking, 1301 Larkin
Rupke Arthur, cook TheOberon, r. 246 Minna

" Richord, cellarman, r. 12a South Park
Rupky Susan, widow, r. 2704 Mission
Rupp George, barber, r. 119 Webster
" Paul, solicitor, r. 1302 Hayes
" Philip, barber, r. 142, 7th
Ruppel Adam, cellarman C. Schilling & Co., r.
20 Eureka
" Charles, watchmaker and jeweler, 512-514

Market
" Charles F., butcher Baringer & Crawford,

r. 911 Florida
" Christian F., r. 1924 Golden Gate Av
" Conrad, laborer, r. 911 Florida
" Frank C, bookkeeper Brown & Metzner, r.
1924 Golden Gate Av
Ruppert A. Mme., cosmetics, 26^/4 Kearny
" Charles M., bookkeeper Hofmann &

Woenne, r. 722 Howard
" Daniel B., butter merchant, r. Thrift nr

Capitol
" George J , butcher A. Brady, r. 17'/^ Rausch
" William, butcher, r. 722 Howard rear
Rupprecht Phillip H., clerk, r. 632 Hayes
Rusch Jacob, baker, r. 634 Pacific
" James, boilermaker, r. 506 Napa
" John, clerk Henry K. Vocke. r. 301 Golden

Gate Av
" John J., liquors, 17, 7th
" Mary, domestic, 1700 Van Ness Av
" Robert H., clerk Bennett Bros., r. 547 Jessie
Rusche August, r. 2730 Pine
" Bernard, paper cutter Wempe Bros., r. 419
Oak
Ruschworth William V., porter Bernhard Mat-
tress Co., r. 615 Jones
Rusconi Gottardo, clerk John B. Rusconi, r. 137

746

" John B., groceries and liquors, SE cor
Hayes and Van Ness Av
Ruse Jacob, peddler, r. 443 Ivy Av
Rush Abraham, tailor, r. 1511 Mission
" C. A., engineer str Santa Monica
" E. Mrs., widow, r. 461 Clementina
" Eugene, electrician Union I. Wks,

Howard

" James, boilermaker, r. 863 Bryant
" John, collector The J. Dewing Co., r. East

Oakland
" John, porter, r. 126 Ellis
■' Michael, butcher, r. 2.306 Larkin

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Rush Patrick, butcher, r. cor Rhode Island nr
25th
" Patrick J., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 2004

McAllister
" Patrick J., laborer, r. 527i/^ Linden Av
" Rose A. Miss, nurse, 441 McAllister
" Sarah Mrs., r. 122, 10th
" Sarah E., widow, r. 899 Fulton
" Thomas, bakery, 40, 7th
" Thomas H., editor and manager Pacific
American and National Guard Bulletin,
420 Montgomery, r. 336 Turk
" Thomas J., clerk J. C. Nobmann, r. 315

Cherry
" Tillie Miss, dressmaking, 1355 Howard
" William H., contractor and builder, 315
Cherry
Rushe Michael J., salesman Cartan. McCarthy

&Co., r. 621 Post
Rushforth Samuel, elevatorman Mills Bldg, r.

1151/2 Berry
Rushlight Daniel C, helper William F. Wilson,

r. 1055 Market
Rushman Bernard H., master mariner, r. 369, 1st
Rushmer Edwin L., compositor Call, r. 649a

Willow Av
Rushton Alfred, machinist, r. 645 Natoma rear
" Charles A., carpenter, r. 11th Av nr Cali-
fornia
Rusk Frank, barber John Simon, r. 123, 7th
" Robert, barber, r. 113 Larkin
" William G., r. 275 Stevenson
Russ A., tailor, 1104 Market
Russ AdolpllUS G., agent Russ estate, 201 Mont-
gomery, r. 16 Columbia Square
" Adolphus G. Jr., stenographer, r. 16 Colum-
bia Square
" Albert H. (Russ Bros.), r. 16 Columbia

Square
" Albert W., clerk, r. 419, 28th
" Anna, widow, r. 101 314 Larkin
Russ Brothers (Robert R. and Albert H.),
plumbing and gasfltting and roofing, 342,
6th
" Thomas, teamster, r. 1443 Harrison
Russ Estate, Adolphus G. Russ and Henry B.
Russ agents, 201 Montgomery
" Gustave A., mining, r. 13 Tremont Av
Russ Henry B., agent Russ estate, 201 Mont-
gomery, r. 6 Columbia Square
" Henry S., r. 18231/4 Howard
Russ House, J. S. Young proprietor, W s Mont-
gomery bet Bush and Pine
" Lumber and Mill Co., C. A. Hooper & Co.

agents, 204 Front
" Robert R. (Russ Bros.), r. 16 Columbia
Square
Russ, Sanders & Co. (William N. Russ, Charles
P. Doe and A. J. Harville), commission
merchants. 121-123 Davis
" William N. (Russ, Sanders & Co.), r. Hum-
boldt, Cal.
Russell A., chief steward str City of Rio de
Janeiro
" Albert B., clerk Western Sugar Refining

Co., r. 1612 Larkin
" Alexander, salesman Bowers Rubber Co.,

r. 424a Page
" Anderson M. Rev., pastor Hamilton Square

Baptist Church, r. 2228/2 Post
" Andrew J., mill man, r. 11 Zoe
" Annie L. Miss, r. 11 Monroe
" Antone, r. 5 Freelon
" Antone, r. 118 Welsh
" A. W., r. 1045 Market
" Bridget, widow, r. 243, 5th

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DEALERS IN All KINDS OF

: Foreign and Domestic Coal.

Hotels, Restaurants and Ship-
ping Supplied.

Russell, Cerf & Mowry (Charles J. Russell,
Ernest Cerf and Marion L,. Mowry), gen-
eral agents Town of Grover, 15 Mills
Bldg, 5th floor
Charles B., salesman Oregon Imp. Co., r.

Charles F. (E. W. S. Van Slyke & Co.),r.
1453 Leavenworth

Charles J. (Russell, Cerf & Mowry), r. San
Luis Obispo, Cal.

Charles J., fruit packer, r. 1725 Devisadero

Charles P., copyist County Clerk's OfQce, r.
237 Hayes

Charles S., insurance agent, r. 1453 Leav-
enworth

Charles S., salesman J. R. Russell, r. The
Baldwin

Clarence H., draughtsman, r. 207 Larkin

Coleridge, salesman Central Coal Co., r.
3830^4 Sacramento

David, porter Louis Taussig & Co., r. 42i^
Clara

David F., r. 1610 Howard

David F., packer Pac. Sheet Metal Wks, r.
434, 5tb

David M., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r.
1807 Jones

Edward, dental student, r. 320V4 Sutter

Edward J., liquors, 5 Polk

Edward T., with Smedberg & Mitchell, r. 5
Polk

Edward W., dental student, r. 1045 Market

Emily G., teacher music, r. 1424 Green-
wich

Emma, widow, r. I7II14 Lexington Av

Emma Mrs. (Russell &Taufenback), r. 1915
Polk

Eva Mrs., r. 1015Vi, 30th

Florence Mrs., waitress Joseph Cook, r. 731
Harrison

Francis R., driver Union Ice Co., r. 2109
Bush

Frank H., conductor Sutter St. Ry, r. 328
Geary

Frederick, clerk John H. Nolan, r. 719 Har-
rison

Frederick, clerk Point Reyes Creamery
Co., r. 109 Diamond

Frederick, pressman Upton Bros., r. 2810
Laguna

Frederick W., clerk London and San Fran-
cisco Bank, r. 306 San Jose Av

George, horseshoer A. F. Adams, r. 157 Per-
sia Av

George, mattress maker Alexander Jansen,
r. 1534 Howard

George D., machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks,
r. 235, 29th

George E., barber Carter & Clem, r. 10001/4
Hyde

George F., stonegrainer Galloway Litho.
Co., r. 1223a Broadway

George G., salesman J. B. Russell, r. 325
Ellis

George L., teamster Market St. Rv, r. 3009a
16th

George W., corporal police, r. 2109 Bush

Hamlet B., salesman J. B. Russell, r. 325
Ellis

Harry A., manager lighting dept. General
Electric Co., 15, 1st, r. 2020 Valleio

Harry J., clerk, r. 2738 Vj Howard

Harry J., salesman Thomas Sullivan, r.
615% Capp

Henry, clerk Loewy & Gutsch, r. 1207b
Broadway

Russell Ina E. Miss, r. 429 O'Farrell rear

Jacob, laborer, r. 434, 5th

James (California Uniform Co.), r. 17!4 Guy
PI

James, receiving teller Bank of British
Columbia, r. 1090 Eddy

James, seaman, r. 42 Clara

James J., clerk freight auditor's dept. S. P.
Co.,r. 1919 Broderick

James R., wholesale leather, 53, 2d, r. Ala-
meda

Jane, widow, r. 157 Persia Av

Jay E., attorney at law, r. 1424 Greenwich

J. C. & Co., William B. Knapp manager,
druggists, 701 Geary
" J. G., machinist Wm. H. Birch & Co., r.
10371/2 Market
RussellJ. Harry, editor The California Senti-
nel, 303 Spreckels Bldg, r. 1666, 24th Av
East Oakland
" John, r. I6214 Clara
" John, barber, r. 618 Linden Av
". John, carpenter, r. 25 Taylor
" John, cook, r. 1115 Hampshire
" John, driver United Carriage Co., r. 719

Harrison
" John, laborer, r. 7141^ Natoma
Russell John, manager Point Reyes Creamery
Co., 413 Pine, r. 109 Diamond
" John, seaman, r. 1003 Battery
" John, 2d steward str Mariposa, r. 616 Bush
" John, surveyor ^tna Insurance Co., r. 1807
Jones
Russell John A., clerk Board of Supervisors,
New City Hall, 2d floor, r. 686 Mc-
Allister

John A. Jr., deputy License Collector, r. 686
McAllister

John B., boots and shoes, 704-706 Market, r.
325 Ellis

John E., engineer, r. 228, 25th

John E., laborer Market St. Ry, r. 3009A
16th

John E., molder, r. 11 Zoe

John E., traveling agent Pac. States Loan
and Bldg Co., 410 Pine

John J., horse collar maker, r. 11 Zoe

John J., janitor, r. 537 Sacramento

John K., bill clerk Edison Light andPower
Co., r. 128, 4th Av
Russell John L., manager Kingan & Co. Lim-
ited, Price Flavoring Extract Co. and
Union Meat Co., office 117 California, r.
Russ House
" John W. (J. W. Russell & Co.), r. 310, 6th
Av

Joseph L., printer, r. 2810 Laguna

Joseph L. Jr., compositor Filmer-Rollins
Electro Co., r. 2810 Laguna

Josephine Miss, stenographer Syz & Co., r.
719 Harrison

J. S., r. 926 Mission

Julia Miss, operator, r. 36 Ritch
Russell J. W. & Co. (John W. Russell and Wil-
liam Edwards), artesian well borers
tools, 109-111 Fremont

Kate, domestic, 2018 Webster

Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 229 Golden Gate
Av

Lee F., carrier postofQce, r. 114, 13th Av

Lilian, widow, r. 1712 Leavenworth

Louis M., fireman Market St. Ry, r.
3009A 16th

L. T. Mrs., r. 320^4 Sutter

Mary, widow, r. 235, 29th

Mary E., widow, manager J. Seidl & Co.,
1409 Polk, r. 607 Broderick

Mary J., widow, r. 1725 Devisadero

Mary J. Mrs., furnished rooms, 616 Bush

Monson (Wells, Russell & Co.), r. 2215 Pa-
cific Av

Patrick, clerk W. C. Ordway, r. 35 Gilbert

Patrick, teamster, r. 901 Battery

Patrick H., doorkeeper U. S. Mint, r. 126
Laurel

Philip, laborer, r. 34 Hancock

Robert L., tailor, r. 621, 9th

Robert N., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co.,
r. 11 Kearny

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Russell S. A. Mrs., matron Florence Critteuton
Maternity and Children's Home
" Samuel A., stableman WMtney Transfer

Co., r. 5 Commercial
" Samuel G., with W. & J. Sloane & Co., r.
1725 Devisadero
. " Sarah Mrs., r. 516 Van Ness Av
" Stephen, foreman Engine 8, r. 1915 Polk
" Stephen D.. manager J. L. Cobleigh, 2030

Polk, r. 1915 Polk
" T. B. Mrs., r. 210 Hyde
" Thomas, coachman, r. 6 Scheerer PI
" Thomas F., plumber, r. 36 Ritch
" Thomas S., broker and purchasing agent,

42 Market, room 2, r. 1612 Larkin
" W., machinist Occidental Foundry, r. Oak-
land
" Walter, laborer, r. 731 Harrison
'• William, cabinet maker, r. 19 Harriet
" William, helper Selby Smelting and Lead

Co., r. 118 Turk
" William, hostler, r. 705 Mission
" William, laborer, r. 730 Natoma rear
" William, porter, r. 722 Bush
" William, president Summit Lime Co., 22-24
i Sacramento, r. Felton, Santa Cruz Co.

" William, teamster Cal. Barrel Co., r. 157
Persia Av
Russell William F., general freight agent North
Pacific Coast Railroad, 14 Sansome, r.
Pacific-Union Club
" William H., bailiff Supreme Court of Cal-
ifornia, r. 330 McAllister
" William J., master str City of Rio de Jan-
eiro, r. Occidental Hotel
" William L., solicitor G. H. Umbsen & Co.,

r. 791 Sutter
" William S., barber, NW cor 2d and Mis-
sion, r. 65 Clementina
" & Taufenback (Mrs. Emma Russell and
Mrs. Katie Taufenback), millinery, 1209
Polk
Russi Frank (Russi & Regli), r. Scott Av nr Sil-
ver Av
" & Regli (Frank Russi and Stanislaus
Regli), dairymen, Scott Av nr Silver
Av
Russia Cement Co., glue manufacturers, 14

Drumm
Russian- American Packing Co., S. F. Weeks

secretary, 31 Market
Eussian Cathedral (Greek Catholic), Right
Rev. Nicholas, Bishop of Alaska and
Aleutian Islands, W s Powell nr Filbert
Russian Cemetery, 34th Av and Clement
Russian Consulate, Vladimer A. Artsimovitch,
Consul-general, ^Horace G. Piatt vice-
consul, 418 California, room 9
Russian Ecclesiastical Consistory of Alaska,
1715 Powell
" River Packing Co., The Field & Stone Co.
agents, 126 California
Russian Wire Works, Andreas Chrenik & Co.

proprietors, 53 Minna
Russler John, foreman Henry Eggeling, 1598

Fulton
Russman Beniamin, cellarman Lachman &

Jacobi, r. 369, 1st
Russo-Greek Seminary, 1715 Powell
" Thomas, shoemaker, r. Vienna oet Persia
and Brazil Avs
Russy John, painter, r. 149 Shipley
Rust Charles W., r. 1328 Mission
" Clara, widow, r. 9 Warren Av
" Clement P., manufacturers' agent, 221

Front, room 9, r. Oakland
" Ferdinand, driver Chicago Brewery, r. 408

Austin Av
" Frederick M. F., stock clerk Goldberg,

Bowen & Co., r. 219 Golden Gate Av
" George, painter, r. 363, 3d
" Theresa C. Mrs., r. 1418 Vallejo
Rustebeig Andrew, musician, r. 2705 Folsom
" Catherine, lodgings, 308, 3d
" William, liquor dealer, r. 308, 3d
Rustemeyer W. Joseph, restaurant, 733 Market,

r. 2335 Mission
Rustmann Bertha, domestic, 118 Fair Oaks
Rutchman John, baker, r. 763 Howard

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Rutemann John, liquors, 600, 7th, r. 506, 6th
Ruter Herman, clerk Claus Schroeder, r. NW
cor Valencia and 20th
" Marcus, groceries and liquors, 2701 Folsom,
r. 2619 Folsom
4®" Ruter. See Rueter and Reuter
Ruth Aloysius Rev., S. J., professor St. Igna-
tius College, r. 214 Hayes
" John M., bookkeeper, r. Hotel Langham
" Lizette, widow, r. 926, 22d
" Louis (Olsen, Ruth & Cook), r. 926, 22d
Ruthe Charles E., clerk Hamburg-Bremen Fire

Ins. Co.,r. 228 Waller
Ruther Edmund, bartender Arthur Morfltt, r.

1316 Stockton
Eutlier F. & Co. (Frederick Ruther), importers
and commission merchants, 309 Califor-
nia, rooms 3-4
•' Frederick (F. Ruther & Co.), r. Alameda
Rutherford Adam, marble worker J. S. Light-
ner, r. 423, 27th
•< Anna W. Miss, stenographer R. Liddle Co.

r. 2513 Bryant
" Charles A., r. 2418 Washington
■' Charles C, switchman, r. 624, 4th
" David R., clerk auditing dept. Wells, Far-
go & Co.. r. Berkeley
" George B. H., porter Redington & Co., r.

Oakland
" Helen M. Miss, teacher Humboldt Primary

School, r. 2512 Bryant
" James A., bookbinder H. S. Crocker Co., r.

819, 24th
" John, r. 443 Bartlett
" John A., clerk, r. 151% Clara
" Mary, widow, r. 2512 Bryant
" Peter, foreman Bode & Haslett, r. Lorin,

Cal.
" Robert R., foreman Bode & Haslett, r. Lo-
rin, Cal.
" Samuel McP., 2d lieutenant Troop B, 4th

Cavalry, U. S. A., r. Presidio
" Thomas, r. 1212 Hyde
" Thomas, longshoreman, r. 115 Oregon
" Thomas L., vineyardist, office 739 Market,

r. 314 Clement
" William P., r. 2418 Washington
" William W., blacksmith I. O. Gibeau, r.
443 Bartlett
Ruthraufl Alonzo T., carpenter, r. 916, 23d
" Henry F., r. 112 Fair Oaks
" William A., clerk paymaster's oface S. P.
Co., r. 718, 24th
Ruthwick John C, yardman E. F. Niehaus &

Co., r. West Berkeley
Rutledge Alice Miss, r. 609 Broderick

David, bookkeeper, r. 2 Tonningsen PI

E. J., driver Matthews Bros. & Co., r. 1434

Valencia
James, driver, r. 405 Point Lobos Av
J. J., salesman H. Levi & Co., r. Juneau,

Alaska
Thomas M., shoemaker United Boot and

Shoe Co., r. 405 Point Lobos Av
William B., laborer U. S. Customs, r. 703
Greenwich
Rutlifl Margaret Mrs., r. 212% Clara rear
Ruttan George L., student, r. 652 Oak
Rutter Frederick, r. 118 California Av
" Frederick, carpenter, r. 740%, 22d
" Harry S., machinist, r. 421% Mississippi
" Thomas, blacksmith Western Sugar Re-
finery, r. 915 Geary
Ruttiger Johanna A. Mrs., insurance, r. 1013

Leavenworth
Ruttman John T., tinsmith, r. 603 Geary

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Rutz George A., bakery, 448, 3d, and 834-836

Valencia
Ruud Elias, clerk Sanborn-Perris Map Co., r.

2913 California
" Rasmus C. harness maker J. C. Johnson

& Co., r. 520b Turk
Ruxton Thomas, wharf builder James A. Mc-

Mahon, r. 7 Vandewater
Ryall J. Mrs., r. ISUy. Larkin

" John, liquors, 3 Pacific, r. 3981 Harrison
Ryan Addie Miss, dressmaking. 2243 Sutter
■' A. J. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 3 Leonard PI
" Ann, widow, r. 43 Ritch
" Ann, widow, r. 420, 6th
" Ann, widow, r. 1719% San Carlos Av
" Annie, widow, r. 559 Minna
" Annie, widow, r. 647 Stevenson
•' Annie TJ. Miss. r. 1312 Hyde
•' A. P., salesman, r. 574 Minna
" Arthur, cornice maker James Guilfoy, r.

UbVi, 5th
'• Arthur W., liquors, SW cor Railroad Av

and 17th Av South, r. 15th Av South nr

Railroad Av
- Belle Miss, teacher Richmond Primary

School, r. 338, 1 1th Av
" Benjamin, shipping clerk Dalton Bros., r.

921 Vallejo
" Bernard, teamster, r. 216 Harrison
" Bernard C, cooper Lachman & Jacobi. r. 8

Lafayette
" Bridget, widow, r. IOV2 Clinton rear
" Bridget A. Mrs., r.513'/o Hyde
" Bridget L. Mrs., widow, r. 3 Calhoun
" Burnett, clerk, r. 921 Vallejo
" Catherine, widow, r. 360 Minna
" Catherine, widow, r. 1801 Eddy
" Catherine Miss, candies, 722 Lombard
" Catherine Miss, r. 27»4 Bush
" Catherine Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home
" Charles A., clerk, r. 508, 2d
" Charles J., laborer, r. 565 Howard
" Clarence H., traveling salesman, r. 3 Leon-
ard PI
" Cornelius, r. Harrison nr Precita Av
" Cornelius, boiler coverer, r. 420, 6th
" Cornelius, laborer, r. 1703 Howard
" D., salesman Hale Bros., r. 19 Kissling
" Daniel, r. 1514 Franklin
Ryan Daniel, druggist, 3502 Mission, r. 8 Cali-
fornia Av
" Daniel, janitor, 4II14 California, r. 32 Ritch
" Daniel, machinist S. F. Tool Wks, r. 1831

Union
" Daniel, teamster Black Diamond Coal M.

Co., r. 537Natoma
" Daniel A., attorney at law, 50-53 Crocker

Bldg, r. 1514 Franklin
" Daniel F., clerk, r. 3 Calhoun
" Daniel J., groceries and liquors, 2935

Washington
'• Daniel M. (McDonell & Ryan), r. Virginia

City, Nev.
" David, with S. H. Frank & Co., r. 928Natoma
" Dennis, blacksmith, r. 512 Howard
" Dennis W., conductor, r. 332, 5th Av
" D. L. Mrs., widow, r. 1205 Howard
" E., iron worker Union I. Wks, r. 346, 4th
Ryan E. Black, tax attorney law deptS. P. Co.,

4 Montgomery, r. Menlo Park
" Edward, r. 403 Grove
" Edward, r. Harrison nr Precita Av
" Edward, drayman Catholic Art and Book

Co.
" Edward, painter John Hermann, r. 425V^

Filbert

Ryan Edward, shoe dealer, r. 3 Kent

" Edward E., driver Smith & Young, r. 1828
Folsom

" Edward F., shoeflnisher, r. 1007 Florida

" Edward J. (Ryan & Newmark), r. 513>4
Hyde rear

" Edward J., molder Fulton Eng. & Ship
Bldg. Wks, r. 306 Butte

" Edward S. (Ryan & Ryan), r. 3 Kent

" Edward T., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co.,
r. 3 Calhoun

" Eliza J. Mrs., r. 338, 11th Av

Elizabeth, widow, r. 1642i4 Mission

" Elizabeth, domestic, 1109 Van Ness Av

" Elizabeth T., teacher Fremont Primary
School, r. 720a Broderick

" Ellen, widow, r. 237i^ Langton

" Ellen, widow, r. 919 Folsom

" Ellen E., widow, r. 306- Butte

" Emma, widow, r. 420 Tehama

" Eugene D., past asst paymaster U. S. str
Albatross

" E. W. Mrs., proprietor The Chatsworth, 703
Sutter

" Fannie D., nurse, r. 930 Sutter

'• Fannie E. Miss, teacher vocal music, r. 519
McAllister

" Frances, widow, r. 906 Vallejo

■' Frances A. Mrs., r. 21st Av nr Clement

" Frank, r. 5 Taylor

" Frank, lithographer, r. 519 McAllister

" Frank B., clerk supply dept Wells, Fargo
& Co's Express, r. 338, 11th Av

" Frank F., brass finisher, r. 306 Butte

" Frank M.. shipping clerk Murphy, Grant &
Co., r. 1830 Bush

" Frank T., foreman, r. 309 Castro

" George, groceries and liquors, SE cor Ala-
bama and Montcalm

" George, painter U. S. Mint, r. 5 Jansen

" George, saddler R. F. Ryan, r. 230, 19th

•' George, seaman, r. 130 Shipley

" George H., detective, r. 519 McAllister

" George S., teamster Lewis & Co., r. 43
Ritch

" George T., salesman Mills & Gibb, r.
Golden Gate, Cal.
Ryan Georgie C. Mrs., grand secretary Native
Daughters of the Golden West, 44 Mer-
chants' Exchange Bldg, r. 338, 11th Av

" Hannah Miss, r. 513 Eddy

" Harry, with S. H. Frank & Co., r. 928 Na-
toma

" Henry, insurance broker Brown, Craig &
Co., r. 131 O'Farrell

" Henry, manager Edward Morris, r. 537
Minna

" Henry G., clerk, r. 309 Castro

" Henry M., carpenter, r. 508, 2d

" Honora, widow, r. 1435 Valencia

" J., r. 220, 3d

" J., coalpasser str Mexico

" J., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1316 Brod-
erick

" J. Mrs., r. 791 Sutter

" Jacob, clerk, r. 340b Shipley

" James, r. 735 Minna

" James, r. Harrison nr Precita Av

" James, brass finisher Hibernia Brewery, r.
565^2 Natoma

" James, clerk, r. 652 Jessie

" James, engineer, r. 1324 Bryant

•' James, engineer Cal. Fuse Wks, r. 52 Nor-
folk

" James, fireman str City of Everett

■■' James, foreman S. P. Co., r. 9% Madison
Av

" James, laborer, r. 226 Michigan

" James, laborer, r. 301 Sierra

'' James, laborer, r. 431 Ridley

" James, laborer, r. 608, 6th

" James, laborer, r. 1455 Minna

" James, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 34
Gunnison Av

" James, liquors, NW cor 1st and Howard, r.
321, 1st

" James, marine fireman, r. 217% Perry

" James, porter New Western Hotel

" James, teamster, r. 508, 2d

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Ryan James, teamster, r. 553, 4tli
" James A., plumber, r. 834 Green
" James A., foreman mantel dept. W. W.

Montague & Co., r. Berkeley
" James E., clerk, r. 441, 15th
" James E., liquors, 31)9, 3d. r. 53:2'/2 Bryant
" James G., carpenter, r. 1204 Laurel Av
" James H., engineer Cal. Broom Mfg. Co., r.

123, 17tli
•' James H., saloon keeper, r. 533 Greenwich
" James J., boiler maker, r. 1504 Kentucky
" James J., painter Callaghan & Bundesen,

r. 28 Lily Av
'• James M., laborer, r. 613 Bryant
" James W., groceries and liquors, 114, 11th,

r. 2110 Van Ness Av
" James W., groceries and liquors, 117,5th,

r. 513, 19th
" Jane, widow, r. 411 Clementina
" Jeremiah, waiter str Mariposa
" Jeremiah B., master mariner, r. 3754 Bush
" Jesse J., butcher Orion F. Ryan, r. 15th Av

South nr Railroad Av
" John, deckhand str Resolute
" John, fireman, r. E s Illinois nr Sierra
" John, foreman, r. 2231 California
" John, gripman, r. 1151/2 Wildey
" John, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 415 Jer-
sey
" John, helper Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg.

Wks., r. 3747 Broderick
" John, helper William A. Schrock
" John, hostler E. J. Root, r. 1312 Golden

Gate Av
" John, laborer, r. KM Bemice
" John, laborer, r. 309^4 Clara
" John, laborer, r. 501 Napa
" John, laborer, r. 565|/^ Natoma
" John, laborer, r. 634 Vallejo
" John, laborer, r. 735 Harrison
" John, laborer, r. 3746 Bush
" John, peddler, r. 1126Polsom
" John, pipe maker W. W. Montague & Co., r.

54,1st
" John, shoemaker, r. 1033 Treat Av
" John, shoemaker, r. 1719V^ San Carlos Av
" John, teamster, r. Elsie nr Eugenia Av
" John, teamster, r. 338 Fremont
'> John, teamster Overland Freight Transfer

Co., r. 528 Jessie
" John A., driver La Grande Laundry, r,

1603 Mission
'■ John A., policeman, r. 315V^, 10th
" John B, longshoreman, r. Wolfe nr Isabel
" John C, engineer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 918

Minnesota
" John C, marine engineer, 9 Mission, r.

East Oakland
'• John E., driver, r. 538 Jessie
" John F., bicycle repairer, r. 3010 Mission
" JohnF., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 309

Carl
" John F., with J. J. Frauenkron, r. 631

Stevenson
" John H., assistant clerk Board of Super-
visors, r. 3109 Sacramento
" JohnH., plasterer, r. 133=!ii Shipley
" John J. CMcHugh & Ryan), r. SW cor

Guerrero and 30th
" John J., clerk C. Curtin, r. Golden Gate,

Cal.
" John J., clerk Drs. Levingston & Mizner, r.

315 Kearny
" John J., groceries, 959 Bryant, r. 829 Bran-
nan rear
" John J., laborer, r. 1230 Powell
" John J., longshoreman, r. 304 Ritch rear
•' John J., molder W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 306

Butte
" John J. , rubber worker Bowers Rubber Go. ,

r. 317 Langton
" John .J., rubber worker Bowers Rubber

Co., r. 1126Folsom
" John J., weigher, r. 3 Calhoun
" John M., machinist, r. 430 Bryant
" John P., boiler maker, r. 919 Folsom
" John P., horseshoer Peter Cheli, r. 1144

Market
" John P., plumber, r. 1311 Scott

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Ryan John T., lumberman, r. 34 Freelon

" Jonathan, varieties, 336, 34th

" Joseph, r. 657 Folsom

" Joseph, hoseman Engine 10, r. 516 Bryant

" Joseph, machinist, r. 230, 19th

" Joseph, printer, r. 515 Sacramento

" Joseph, stage carpenter, r. 800 Kearny

" Joseph B., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 657
Folsom

" Joseph H., beltman Edison Light and
Power Co., r. 317 Brannan

" Joseph P., fireman, r. 204 Ritch rear

" Julia, widow, r. 304 Ritch rear

" Kate, widow, r. 34 Harrison

" Kate, widow, r. 360 Minna

" Kate, widow, r. 637, 3d

" Kate Miss, lithographer, r. 951 Folsom

" Kate Miss, tailoress, r. 637, 3d

" Lawrence, laborer, r. 178 Perry

" Lawrence, laborer, r. 611 Stevenson

" Lawrence J., clerk, r. 430 Bryant

" Lawrence M., r. 106, 4th Av

" Lawrence W., packer, r. 938 Natoma

" Lizzie Mrs, r. 252^ Tehama

" Lizzie H. Miss, stenographer, r. 519 McAl-
lister

" Lizzie T. Miss. r. 720 Broderick

" Mamie Miss, dressmaker, r. 126 Perry

" Margaret, widow, r. 430 Tehama

" Margaret D., widow, r. 930 Sutter

" Mark J., carrier postoffice, r. 1227a Filbert

" Martin, liquors, 864 Howard, r. 502 Steven-
son

" Martin, teamster, r. 19a Kissling

" Martin Rev., asst. pastor St. Brigid's
Church (R. C), r. 2111 Van Ness Av

" Mary, widow, r. 4 Godeus

" Mary, widow, r. 5 Jansen

" Mary, widow, r. 12 St. Rose's Av

" Mary, widow, r. 16a Decatur

" Mary, widow, r. ^H'-A Geneva

" Mary, widow, r. 28 Lily Av

" Mary, widow, r. 118, 16th

" Mary, widow, r. 139 Harriet

" Mary, widow, r. 164 Tehama

" Mary, widow, r. 2.30, 19t.h

" Mary, widow, r. 2713 Fillmore

" Mary, widow, r. 15th Av South nr Railroad
Av

" Mary Mrs., furnished rooms,' 733 Harrison

" Mary A. Miss, teacher Agassiz Primary
School, r. 513 Eddy

" Matthew, laborer, r. 43 Willow Av

" Matthew F., blacksmith, r. 8 Morris Av

" Matthew H. (Emerson & Ryan), r. 637 Ellis

" Maurice, spinner Golden Gate Woolen
Mills, r. 330, 19th

" Maurice J., teamster, r. 133% Shipley

" M. E., cashier, r. 931 Vallejo

" Michael, r. 4 Godeus

" Michael, calker, r. 8 Morris Av

" Michael, collector Standard Collection and
Mercantile Co., r. 3426 Geary

" Michael, expressman, N W cor 6th and Mis-
sion, r. 20S4 Folsom

" Michael, helper Selby Smelting and Lead
Co., r. 62 Natoma

" Michael, horse trainer, r. SE cor Point Lo-
bos and 23d Avs

" Michael, laborer, r. 32 Freelon

" Michael, laborer, r. 361, 1st

" Michael, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 34
Gunnison Av

" Michael, liquors, 5 Commercial

" Michael, liquors, 53i4 City Hall Av, r.
1424% Grove

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Ryan Michael, printer, r. 706 Harrison

" Michael, teamster Corporation Yard S. F.
F. D.,r. 1801 Stockton

" Michael D., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1524
Howard

" Michael E. traveling salesman The Trav-
eler, r. 3 Leonard PI

" Michael J., carriage painter W. W. Prahl,
r. 1211 Devisadero

" Michael S., waiter City and County Hos-
pital, r. 2709 Bryant

" Morris, marker La Grande Laundry

" Nicholas, groceries and liquors, 535 Steven-
son

" Orion F., butcher, 15th Av South nr Rail-
road Av

" Patrick, brass finisher J. Roylance Brass
Wks, r. 1815 Van Ness Av

■ : Patrick, laborer, r. 312 Louisiana

" Patrick, laborer, r. 413 Clementina

" Patrick, porter, r. 1311 Scott

" Patrick, seaman, r. 334 Main

" Patrick, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 10 Sher-
wood PI

" Patrick J., conductor Market St. Ry., r.
1105^2 Tennessee

" Patrick J., groceries and liquors, 901, 18th

" Patrick J., laborer, r. 2414 Geary

" Patrick J., liquor dealer, r. 38 Hawthorne

" Patrick J., seaman, r. 47 Tehama

" Peter, car driver, r. 421, 6th

" Peter, salesman J. Samuels, r. 574 Minna

" Peter A., pharmacist C. E. Worden& Co.,
r. 627, 3d

" Peter T., compositor, r. 906 Vallejo

" Philip, liquors, 858 Howard

" Richard, bartender John H. Miller, r. 368,
3d

" Robert F., hamessmaker, 2127 Mission, r.
230, 19th
Ryan Robert X., general passenger and freight
agent San Francisco and North Pacific
Ry. Co., Mutual Life Bldg, 4th floor, r.
728 Hayes
Rose, packer D. GhirardelliCo., r. 432 Green
Sarah Mrs., r. 7 Natoma rear
Shirley B., clerk, r. 20 Stanly PI
Spicer, clerk, r. 338, 11th Av
Susan, widow, r. 424 Shotwell
Ryan T. H. & Co. (Timothy H. Ryan), importers
and wholesale dealers woolens and tail-
ors trimmings, 5 Flood Bldg

" Theodore (Donnelly & Ryan), r. 16a Decatur

" Thomas, r. 32, 4th

" Thomas, clerk, r. 533 Filbert

" Thomas, conductor, r. 1123 Vallejo

" Thomas, gasfitter, r. 1221 Lombard

" Thomas, glass blower, r. 640 Minna

" Thomas, groceries, 399, 8th

" Thomas, groceries and liquors, 1192 Har-
rison

" Thomas, laborer Pac. Gas Imp. Co., r. 1909^4
Chestnut

" Thomas, longshoreman, r. 412 Harrison

" Thomas, machinist S. F. Tool Wks, r. 1831
Union

" Thomas, plumber G. & E. Snook, r. 1223!^
Green

" Thomas, salesman, r. 710 Folsom

" Thomas, teamster, r. 1611 Vallejo

" Thomas, ward tender City and County Hos-
pital

" Thomas A. K., clerk Rosenthal, Feder &
Co., r. 2754 Bush

" Thomas C, collector Broadway St. Wharf,
r. 519 McAllister

Ryan Thomas E., managing clerk Reinstein &

Eisner, 217 Sansome, r. 441, 15th
" Thomas F., bookkeeper Fireman's Fund

Ins. Co., r. 1514 Franklin
" Thomas F., helper Cal. St. RR, r. 1123 Val-
lejo
" Thomas F., master mariner, r. 2754 Bush
" Thomas J., clerk Edward P. Levy, r. 533

Greenwich
" Thomas J., clerk James A. Waymire, r. 519

McAllister
" Thomas J., groceries and liquors, SE cor

Montgomery and Vallejo
" Thomas J., laborer, r. 501a Broderick
" Thomas K., actor, r. 445 Clementina rear
" Thomas L., policeman, r. 112, 11th
" Thomas P.. attorney at law, r. 21st Avnr

Clement
" Thomas P., plasterer, r. 1603 Mission
" Thomas W., clerk Railway Mail Service,

r. Oakland
" Timothy, r. 1849 Lexington Av
" Timothy, sweeper Harbor Commissioners,

r. 178 Perry
" Timothy C, teamster, r. 164 Tehama
" Timothy H. (T. H. Ryan & Co.), r. 627

Geary
" Timothy J., laborer, r. 178 Perry
" Vincent A. Mrs., r. 1254 California
" Walter J., bartender Arthur W. Ryan, r.

15th Av South nr Railroad Av
" Will A., reporter Chronicle, r. 937a Golden

Gate Av
" William, r. 37!>4 Russ
" William, carpenter, r. 1204 Laurel Av
" William, r. 1915i/2 McAllister
" William, laborer, r. 13 McLea Court
" William, laborer, r. 506 Napa
" William, laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli

Av
" William, shoemaker Patrick Donovan, r.

246 Minna
" William A., clerk, r. 1204 Laurel Av
" William A., foreman The Painter-Cornell

Co., r. Berkeley
" William D., plasterer, r. 859 Mission
" William E., barber George Abrego, r. 1142

Union
" William F.,hoseman Engine28, r. 5 Jansen
" William I., watchman, r. 519 McAllister
" William J., clerk, r. 1915 McAllister
'■ William M., fireman, r. 126 Perry
" William M., paper carrier, r. 762 San Jose

Av
" William P., horse collar maker W. W.

Davis & Son, r. 164 Tehama
" William P., molder W. T. Garratt & Co., r.

306 Butte
" William R., mechanic American Type

Founders' Co., r. Berkeley
" William T. (Ryan & Ryan), r. 2412 Clay
" William W., carpenter, r. 31 Oak
" & Newmark (Edward J. Ryan and Lazarus

Newmark), tailors, 47 Columbian Bldg
" & Ryan (William T. and Edward S.), boots

and shoes, 10 Montgomery Av
Ryberg Anton E., bartender J. Johnson, r. 541

Stevenson
Ryblcki Boleslas J., with Stanislas Stro-

zynski, r. 404 Ellis
" Brana, butcher, r. 473 Tehama
Rychold Thomas, tailor, 123 Montgomery Block
Ryden A. W., teamster Western Transfer Co.,

r. 2109 Webster
" Frederick, teamster, r. 2109 Webster
Ryder Charles H., coal dealer, r. 25b Belvedere
" Cyrus, master mariner, r. 1710'/^ Sacra-
mento
" Eben, r. Old People's Home
" Emily S. Miss, artist, r. 1604 Post
" Frederick E., teamster L. Scatena &Co.,

r. 42 South Park
" Harry J., student J. Franklin Twist, r.

Alameda
" Henry, lamp lighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,r.

1 Rincon PI
" James M., actor, r. 20 De Boom
" Josiah B., clerk James A. Snook & Co., r.

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Ryder L. E. Miss, teacher North Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 103 Larkin
" liCnore G., widow, manicure, 126 Kearny,

room 48, r. 513/2 Fell
" Morgan L., clerk local freight office S. P.

Co., r. Berkeley
" Robert R., clerk, r. 20 De Boom
" Rosina, widow, r. 1808 Mason
" Sarah A. Mrs., r. Old People's Home
" Thomas F., teamster, r. 1410 Folsom
" Thomas H.. machinist Cal. Saw Wks, r. 1

Rincon Court
" Timothy, laborer U. S. Customs, r. 417

Kearny
" William B., clerk Oregon Coal and Naviga-
tion Co., r. Alameda
" William G., draughtsman, r. 1810 Mason
*®" Ryder. See Reiter and Rider
Rydlander Alex F., barber G. R. Lindberg, r.

1823 Market
Ryer Andrew G., clerk Chief Commissary of
Subsistence U. S. A. dept of California,
r. Alameda
" Bernard, cooper, r. 8 Layayette
" Fletcher F., capitalist, 130 Sansome, room

9, r. The California Hotel
" Frederick, foreman Fisher & Co., r, 908

Leavenworth
" George, baker Henry Hansen, r. 714 Valen-
cia
" Marshall B., office 532 Market, room 45, r.
920 Hyde
Ryerson George M., milk dealer, office 35 Eddy
" George W., drivfer Wells, Fargo & Co., r.

606 Jessie
" Isaac, foreman Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg.

Wks, r. 2133 Union
" Virginia Miss, trained nurse, r. 1608 Van
Ness Av
Ryfkogel Henry A. L., physician, 1546 Howard
" Roger L,., master mariner, r. 1546 Howard
" W. J., clerk Redington & Co., r. 1546 How-
ard
Eyhner Charles, president Oakville Wine Co.,
SW cor Folsom and Army
" Frank X., painter, r. 105 Montgomery Block
" Joseph, draughtsman Metropolitan Match

Co., r. 1044 Bryant
" Mary, governess, r. 2002 Golden Gate Av
Ryken Josephine M., widow, r. 2603 Howard
Ryland Caius T. Jr. (Mahoney & Ryland), r. 1713
Larkin
" C. T., r. 725 Pine
Ry lander John, laborer, r. 327 Broadway
" John W.. carpenter, r. 967a Howard
Rynes John R., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
241 Castro
" Roger, r. 241 Castro
Rynning Hans E. H., boots and shoes, 746, 4th
Ryrie Peter K., cooper Pac. Wooden Ware and

Cooperage Co., r. 300, 8th Av
Ryst Otto, expert accountant and secretary
and treasurer Troy Mining and Develop-
ment Co., 431 Mission, r. 2905 Washing-
ton
" Otto Jr., clerk general manager's office S.
P. Co., 4 Montgomery, r. 2905 Washington

Saake O. C, florist, r. 110 Eddy

Saake Rudolph W., manager Domenic & Co., 338

Sutter
Saalburg George H., bookkeeper London, Pari's
and American Bank, r. 1208 Ellis
" Julia E. Miss, teacher Crocker Grammar

School, r. 1618 Fell
" Lottie Miss, r. 1824 Eddy
" Samuel S., stenographer engineering dept.
S. P. Co., r. 621 Broderick
Saalburg Samuel W., secretary H. Liebes &
Co., 133-137 Post, r. 1208 Ellis
" Walter, r. 1208 Ellis

" William (Saalburg & Levy), r. 1208 Ellis
Saalburg & Levy (William Saalburg and Rev.
M. S. Levy), proprietors Jewish Times
and Observer, 420 Montgomery, room 27
4@"Saalburg. See Salberg and Salsburg

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

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Saalburg's Jewish Calendar for the Pacific
Coast, William Saalburg editor and pro-
prietor, 420 Montgomery, room 27
Saalfleld Leopold A., manufacturers' agent, 14

Sansome, room .30, r. 1620 Geary
4®-Saalfield. See Salfield
Saar Louis, cutter Schlueter& Vol berg, r. Noi-th

Temescal
Saba Benjamin, r. 1020 Montgomery
" Benjamin, peddler, r. 231 Green rear
" Solomon, peddler, r. 1020 Montgomery
Sabadie William, carpenter S. F. Planing Mill,

r. 1911 Stevenson
Sabadin Michael, cook Martin&Cc, r. 820i/iA

Larkin
Saballich Francis T., laborer, r. 321 Tehama

" Frederick F., laborer, r. 321 Tehama
Sabalot Baptiste, nurse Dr. Louis Bazet, r. 1328

Washington
Sabarros John (Rossi & Sabarros), r. 1307 Stock-
ton
Sabatie A. Etienne, bookkeeper, r. 2008 Wash-
ington
Sabatino Antonio, bootblack, NE cor 5th and
Howard, r. 1529 Mason
" Michael (G. Marini & Co.), r. 517 Union
Sabato G. & Sons (Gaetano and Salvatore T.),
fruits and vegetables, 245!4, 15th
" Gaetano (G. Sabato & Sons), r. 245i/i, 15th
" Salvatore T. (G. Sabato & Sons), r. 245, 15th
Sabin John I., president and general manager
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co.,
and Sunset Telephone and Telegraph
Co., office Telephone Bldg, 216 Bush, r.
2828 California
" John M. Jr., cashier Northwestern Ma-
sonic Aid Assn., r. Oakland
" Wallace A., teacher music, r. 1712 Clay
Sabine Wells L., operator Frederick H. Bush-

nell, r. 1410 Market
Sabins Alfred C, r. 516 Green
" Frank, bookbinder H. S. Crocker Co., r. 516

Green
" William J., bookbinder H. S. Crocker Co.,
r. 1814a Mason
Sablatschan John, shoemaker, 817 Laguna, r.
626 Locust Av
" John A., clerk, r. 626 Locust Av
" Lena Miss, dressmaker, r. 626 Locust Av
" Tillie Miss, dressmaker, r. 636 Locust Av
Sablich Peter, fisherman, r. 503 East
Sablier Louis (Soulage & Sablier), r. 337 Mont-
gomery Av
Saboda Pedro, waiter, r. 260 Jessie
Saca Peter, seaman str San Juan
Sachau John, r. 507 Steiner
>8®="Sachau. See Saggau
Sacherer August N., machinist S. F. Register

Co., r. 4181/4 Natoma
Sachs Adolph, loan office, 627 Washington, r.
3114 Baker
" Amson, clerk Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 820 Post
" Annie Miss, operator Stange & Jaenicke,

r. 98 Steiner
" Benjamin, cook, r, 4 Lewis PI
" Benjamin, salesman, r. Hotel Pleasanton
Sachs Brothers & Co. (Lippmann and Samuel
Sachs and Mrs. Matilda Stefel), import-
ers and jobbers fancy goods and men's
furnishing goods, SW cor Bush and San-
some
" Clara, widow, r. 615 Leavenworth
" David, with Sachs Bros & Co., r. 1313 Gough
" David M., secretary and treasurer Martin
Sachs Co., 212 Sansome, room 10, r. 615
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Sachs Edgar D., with Martin Sachs Co. r. 615
Leavenworth

<' Edward C, horseman, r. 1519!^ Market

" E. J., detective, r. 319 Sutter

" Frederick G., president National Bottling
Co., 337 Waller, r. 98 Steiner

" Gustave, clerk Sachs Bros & Co., r. 1301
Van Ness Av

" H. &. S. (Mrs. Hannah and Sanford),
capitalists, 214 Pine, rooms 1-2

" Hannah, widow (H. & S. Sachs), r. 601
Leavenworth

" Henry, salesman Sachs Bros & Co., r. 820
Post

" Isaac, salesman Sachs Bros & Co., r. 916
Van Ness Av

" John, cigar maker, r. 635, 22d

" John, warehouseman Hdslett & Bailey, r.
1549 Mission

" Julius, machinist, r..767 Folsom

" Lippmann (Sachs Bros & Co.), r. 820 Post

" Martin Co., David M. Sachs secretary and
treasurer, real estate, etc., 212 Sansome,
room 10

" Rehecca, widow, r. 135 Ivy Av

" Samuel (Sachs Bros & Co.), r. 1201 Van
Ness Av

" Samuel L., with H. & S. Sachs, r. 601 Leav-
enworth

" Sanford (H. & S. Sachs), r. 601 Leaven-
worth
4®=Sachs. See Saxe

Sacht Christian H., coatmaker, r. 523, 2d rear
Sacket Lewis N., cook J. Da via Swanson, r. 8

Jackson
Sackett George K., messenger Wells. Fargo &

Co., r. 805 Geary
Sacramento Building, 15-25, 1st
Sacramento Cityand County Directory, F. M.
Husted publisher, 530 California, room
65
Sacramento County Water Co., Albert Galla-
tin president, Joshua Barker secretary,
Horatio P. Livermore general manager,
320 Sansome, room 16
Sacramento Electric Power and Light Co.,
Albert Gallatin president, Joshua Bar-
ker secretary, Horatio P. Livermore
general manager, 320 Sansome, room 16
Sacramento Flour Mills (Sacramento), R. C.
McCreary manager, Sperry Flour Co.
proprietors, 134 California

" Lumber Co., C. A. Hooper & Co. agents, 204
Front

" Packing and Drying Co., William C. B. de
Fremery president, William H. Gilbert
secretary, 63 Luning Bldg
Sacramento Record Union, L. P. Fisher agent,
21 Merchants' Exchange Bldg

" River Packers Association, W. S. Gage
president, Joseph P. Haller vice-presi-
dent and manager, Frank E. Booth sec-
tary, 122 Davis
Sacramento River Steamers, Kellogg A. White
superintendent Market Street Wharf

Sacramento Transportation Co.,

manufacturers of fresh water pat-
ent kiln brick, Charles E. Lipp agent,
office and depot 3d and Berry, tele-
phone Main 1925

Sacramento Transportation Co., Patrick j.
Harney agent, Jackson Street Wharf
(Pier 5), telephone Main 1928

Sacred Heart Academy, SW cor Ellis and
Franklin

Sacred Heart Church (R. C), Rev. James Flood
pastor, S s Fell bet Webster and Fill-
more

Sacred Heart College (Christian Brothers),
Brother Erminold president, SE cor
Eddy and Larkin

Sacred Heart Presentation Convent, SW cor
Taylor and Ellis

Sacrison Augustus, artist The Wasp, r. 143, 11th
" Elise, widow, r. 523, 2d

Sadek Harry T., bicycle repairer, r. 1045, 14th

Sademan Frank A., r. 535i4, 19th

Sadia Domencio, bootblack, r. 12 Bartol

Sadler Salvator, fisherman, r. 908 Sansome

Sadler Alfred J., sawyer F. Korbel &Bros.,r.
•20%, Garden
" Caleb (Sadler & Co.). r. Berkeley

Sadler Charles M., manager Sadler & Co., 537
Market, r. Alameda
" Erwin L., student, r. 908 Van Ness Av

Sadler Frank E., salesman Sadler & Co., and
agent U. N. X. L. D. Fire Works, 537
Market, r. Oakland

Sadler Frederick B., Pacific Coast Agent De.n-
nison Manufacturing Co., jewelers' find-
ings and stationers' specialties (sam-
ples only), 120 Sutter, room 41, r. 512
Jersey

Sadler Herman J., president Mau, Sadler &
Co.. 122-124 Market and 19-21 California,
r. 906 Van Ness Av
" James, laborer, r. 301 Michigan
" James C, salesman Fisher Bros., r. 625

Bush
" Mary, widow, r. 512 Jersey
" William, driver M. Salomon, r. 1509 Brftd-
erick

Sadler & Co. (Caleb Sadler), wholesale notions,
stationery, toys etc., 537 Market

Sadlo Clara Miss, shoe fitter, r. 448'/^, 3d
" Jennie Miss, dressmaking, 448%, 3d

Saeger Albert, bartender M. S. Enos, r. 634,

502%

See Sagar and Sager
Saeler Frederick, clerk D. Lyman,

Broadway
Saenger Lippmm, r. 813 Pierce
J8®"Saenger. See Sanger
Saetzlitz Louis, cook, r. 271 Stevenson
Safe Deposit Building, SE cor Montgomery
and California, A. E. Buckingham agent,
room .522
Safe Deposit Department Union Trust Co. of
ban Francisco, William H. Rhodes su-
perintendent, basement Union Trust
Bldg
Safety Gas Cock Co., C. A. Grow secretary, 27
Mills Bldg, 5th floor
" Mutual Building and Loan Association, E.
W. Newhall president, C. A. Buckbee
secretary, 218-220 Montgomery
" Window Cleaning Hinge Co.,,C. H. Street
manager, 1 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
Saflord Clara L. Miss, teacher elocution, r. 2515
Octavia
" Hiram S. (F. N. Woods & Co.), r. 2515 Qc-
tavia
Saffores Loiiis, laborer Cal. Fertilizer Wks, r.

5th Av South bet L and M
Saflos Constantine. employee S. F. Laundry
Safley Lewis J., assayer, r. 429, 10th
Saftig Ernest, traveling salesman, e. 912 Fil-
• bert
" Ernest H., traveling salesman, r. 912 Fil-
bert ;
" Jacob G., insurance, r. 912 Filbert
" Jacob G. Jr., traveling salesman, r. 912 Fil-
bert
Saga Henry, expressman, SW cor Clay and

Kearny, r. 637 Broadway
Saganaw James, florist, Franklin bet Green-
wich and Lombard
Sagar Edwin P., manager Eisen Vineyard Co.,
12 Stevenson, r. 1305 Lyon
" George W„ driver Eisen Vineyard Co., r.
1305 Lyon
Sage Charles F., cashier Union Photo Engrav-
ing Co., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" Fldelis, physician, 1774 Howard

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Sage Harvey E., car painter S. P. Co., r. 1774
Howard
" Henrietta, widow, r, 2001 Dupont
" James L., coremaker, r. 564 Bryant
" Lewis H., clerk, r. 2412 Van Ness Av
Sagear Washington G., janitor Pioneer Hall, r.

6 Howard Court
Sagebiel Otto, bartender William Merz, r. 1807

Haight
Sagehorn Charles, bookkeeper G. Hink & Co., r.
1526 Jackson
" Charles H., salesman McLeod & Hatje, r.

1526 Jackson
" Herman, with Cal. Casket Co.
" Herman W., machinist, r. 533 Chestnut
Sagendorf William L., clerk Station B Post

Office, r. 615 Broderick
Sager Charles, nurseryman John H. Sievers, r.
6 Harry PI
" Henry, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r.
704 Sierra
• " Martin, r. 318 Jessie
;e®"Sager. See Saeger and Sagar
Saginaw Steel Steamship Co., James Jerome

manager, 319 Pine, room 27
Sahl Christian A., waiter O. Carter, r. 602 Cen-
tral Av
" Martin W., porter Laohman & Jacobi, r.

14th Av and H
"• Rachael. widow, r. 14th Av and H
Sahla Ferdinand J., fruits and vegetables, 425,

33d
Sahlag H., waiter, r. 48 Louisa
Sahlein Henry, capitalist, r. 1717 Jackson
Sahlein M. J., Bon Ton Millinery, 133 Kearny,

r. 415 Devisadero
Sahlender Hermann F., groceries and liquors,

83 Everett
Sahling Minnie, widow, r. 17 Willow Av
" Nicholas, laborer Union I. Wks, r. 947 Bry-
ant
4®="Sahling. See Saling and Sailing
Sahores Charles, bottle cleaner Arpad Haras z-
thy, r. 272V4 Clementina
" Emile P., butcher A. Miqueu, r. 1605M Mason
" Peter, barber Charles Lagrave, r. 433!^

Green
" Peter, laborer Cal. Fertilizer Wks, r. 5th
Av South bet L and M
Sahrbacher Hermann, brewer Chicago Brewery,

r. 1604 Pacific
Sahsenroder R. W., seaman, r. 131 East
Sahut Emile, cellarman F. Chevalier & Co., r.
519 Bush
" Henry, driver Martin Gervieres, r. 1010
Railroad Av
Saiki George Y., lampman Edison Light and

Power Co., r. 1329 Pine
Sailors' Home, Melvin Staples superintendent,

NE cor Main and Harrison
Sailors' Union of the Pacific, Edward Rosen-
berg secretary, SW cor East and Mission
Sain Henry C, insurance agent, r. 1107 Post
Sain John H., druggist, N W cor Union and La-

guna, r. 1900 Union
Sainsot Annie, widow, liquors, 200 Mission
" Frank, manager Mrs. A. Sainsot, 300 Mis-
sion
Saip Mary, widow, r. 1720 Fell
Sakabe T. N. & Co., Japanese fancy goods, 1394

Market
Sakoloysky Michael, brass finisher, r. 324, 7th
Saia August, painter, r. 307 Montgomery Av
" Giuseppe, cook Malatesta & Blua, r. 1319

Dupont
" John, laborer, r. 215, 15th

SALA JOSEPH 0.

(successor to John Roach), optician
and dealer in mathematical instru-
ments, 429 Montgomery, r. 522 Capp

Salamanca Domingo, r. 2103 California
Salamander Felting Co.. McDearmon & Co.

agents, 422 Sacramento
Salanave Jean, carpenter, 316 Grant Av, r. 342i/4

Union
Salari Albert, laborer, r. 28th Av South bet N

and P
J8®-Salari. See Solari

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO,

MANUFACTURKRS OP

RIVETED IRON and STEEL

For Town Water Works, Hydraulic Mining '
and Irrigation.
311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

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WASHBDRN & MOEN MFG. CO.,

Salas Edward W., sal

Perine
Salazar Alonzo, baker, r. 1613 Powell
" Frank, longshoreman, r. 31 East
" Frank V., bootblack Vito Fabri,

Kearny
" George R., r. 733 California
" J. Mariano, clerk Ahpel & Bruckman
" Michael, yardman W. G. Stafford & Co., r.

127, 2d
" Nicholas, clerk, r. 1237 Pacific
Salberg Moses, commission merchant, 117-119

Sansome, r. 1311 Octavia
^S^Salberg. See Saalburg
Salby Frank, housemover J. R. Poole, r. 1243

Mission
Salcido Carmelita G., widow, r. 711 Geary
rear
" Manuela G. Miss, teacher Polytechnic

High School, r. SE cor 21st and Noe
" Petra, widow, r. 2201 Jones
Sale George A., teamster, r. 411 Grove
" Henry E., salesman Isaac Michels, r. 411

Grove
" John L., jeweler C. H. Lindermann, r. 309

Eddy
" Thomas A., expressman, r. 411 Grove
" William W., salesman Geo. Webb Alex-
ander, r. 309 Eddy
^S^Sale. See Sales

Salem Cemetery (New), San Mateo county, of-
fice 336 Bush
Salem Cemetery (Old)- Philip Blumenshein, su-
perintendent, 34th av and Clement, ofQce
226 Bush
Salem Evangelical Church (German), Rev.
Fred Oordes pastor, NE cor 32d and
Shotwell
" George, peddler, r. 81 Natoma
" John, clerk, r. 1617 Mission
" Pierre, laundryman D. Lapouble & Co.
;e®="Sales. See Sayles
Salet Victor, laundry, 715 Broadway
Salfield Carl D., physician, r. 426 Shrader
" David (Salfield & Kohlberg), r. 618 Brod-

" & Kohlberg (David Salfield and Herman
Kohlberg). architects, 339 Kearny
Salhinger Brothers (Samuel and Henry) brok-
ers, 24 Montgomery

" Henry (Salhinger Bros.), r. 1221 McAllis-
ter

" Robert R., clerk Salhinger Bros., r. 1221
McAllister

" Samuel (Salhinger Bros.), r. 1231 McAUis-

Salicetti Lizzie Miss, clerk, r. 2811 Harrison

Salici John, cabinetmaker William Bateman, r.
Broadway and Dupont

Salina Paul (Salina & Rossi), r. 733 Vallejo
" & Rossi (Paul Salina and Charles Rossi),
plumbers and gas fitters, 733 Vallejo

Salinas Flour MiUs (Salinas), V. D. Black
manager, Sperry Flour Co. proprietors,
134 California

Salinas VaUey Lumber Co., Timothy Hopkins
president, Fairfax H. Wheelan vice-
president and manager, Eben McMillan
secretary, 224 California _ ■ ^^

Salineri Louisa Miss, compositor Italian Pub-
lishing Co., r. 718 Greenwich

Saling Max, clerk Clunie & Clunie, r. Ala-
meda „.
" Theodore, secretary industrial dept. fi-
delity Mutual Aid Assn., 316 California,
r. Oakland

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Salinger Joseph (Salinger & Adams), r. 621
Bush
" Magnus, musician Tivoli Opera House, r.

203'^ Polk
" Nathan, r. 20314 Polk

■' & Adams (Joseph Salinger and Isaac-
Adams), barbers, 9 HardiePl
4®=Salinger. See Salhinger and Sallinger
Saliou Joseph, market gardener, Lake nr 13th
Av
" Victor, gardener Serveau Bros., r. 2328
California
Salisbury Archibald, sailmaker, r. 717 Howard
" Augustus H., r. 303 Eddy
" Charles, foreman Harris & Jones, r. 1229

Broderick
" Charles J., stableman, r. 22 Verona PI
" Daniel, seaman tug Fearless, r. 410a Harri-
son
" Henry, bricklayer, r. 121 Hartford
" John, traveling salesman Ensign & Mc-

GufBck, r. 227 Montgomery
" Monroe, capitalist, r. 2206 California
" Panlo, collector Baldwin & Hammond, r.

Berkeley
" Roscoe R., engineer Fireman's Fund Ins.

Co., r. Berkeley
" Sewall, lumberman, r. 641 Jessie
" Sol, clerk Scott & Van Arsdale Lumber

Co., r. 14 Harriet
" Thomas H., bricklayer, r. 119 Hartford
*S=Salisbury. See Salsbury and Saulsbury
Salkeld Frederick, restaurant, 227 Geary
Sail John, plasterer, r. 651 Stevenson

" John F., carpenter, r. 699 Natoma
Salle James M., mining, r. 1714 Bush
" Willis J., conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1254
California
Sailer Frank, janitor, r. 431 Pine
Salles B. & Co. (Bernard Salles), laundry, 804
Larkin
" B. & Co. (Bertrand Salles and Peter Lapa-
tie), wholesale sheep butchers, cor 4th
Av South andM, ofBce 610 Montgomery
" Bernard (B. Salles & Co.), r. 8U4 Larkin
" Bertrand (B. Salles & Co.), r. 17th Av South
nr Railroad Av
Sailing Chris B.. storekeeper, r. 521 Bryant

" Franz O., boatbuilder, r. 521'/^ Bryant
Sallman William, foreman W. & J. Sloane &

Co., r. 714 Diamond
4®=-Sallman. See Sollman
Salmi Martin, finisher Fink & Schindler, r. 23

Chesley rear
Salmon Aimie Miss, carder Golden Gate Woolen
Mills
" Beatty, teamster, r. 11 Dore
" Bridget, widow, r. 1018 Hampshire
" Edward P., clerk N. S. Thompson, r. SE

cor Market and Steuart
" E. E., student Van der Nai lien's School of

Engineering, r. 24 Haight
" George, clerk E. J. Bowen
" George W., r. 421. 10th
" George W., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

118 Laurel
" John, planer, r. 1018 Hampshire
" J. S.,r. 1104 Market

" M. Miss, nurse City and County Hospital
" Peter, laborer Cal. St. RR, r. 718 How-
ard
" R., engraver, r. Russ House
" Thomas, marine engineer, r. 534A 17th
" William, helper William A. Sohrock
" Williams., dentist, 1104 Market
J^"Salmon. See Sollman

Salmond Colin, master str Wellington, office

340 Steuart, r. 437 Geary
Salomon Alexis, driver M. Salomon, r. 1509
Broderick
" Benjamin I., deputy County Clerk, r. 414

Clayton
" Bertha, widow, r. 5 Columbia Square
" Carrie, widow, r. 914^/4 Ellis
" Edward S., attorney at law, 5-6 Marye
Law Building, r. 312 Scott
Salomon Edwin, manager Nicoll The Tailor,
1132 Market, r. 1132 Turk
" Gustav, watchmaker, 16 West Mission
" Isaac L., stockyard, cor San Bruno andSil

ver Avs, r. 122, 29th
" Jacob, groceries, 396, 6th, r. 611 Eddy
" Jacob L., president Lombard Loan Co.,

1016 Market, r. 1712 Geary
" Leon G., cutter, r. 914V4 Ellis
Salomon M. &Co. (Moses Salomon), real estate
and bond brokers, 821 Market
" Max (Rosenthal & Salomon), r. 309 Powell
" Max, bookkeeper, r. 1509 Broderick
" Max, physician, 320 Geary, r. 312 Scott
" Moritz, milk dealer, 1509 Broderick
" Moritz, with M. Salomon & Co., r. 309 Powell
" Moses (M. Salomon & Co.), r. 309 Powell
" Newman, groceries and liquors, 2001 Geary,

r. 1421 Scott
" Sigmund, with M. Salomon & Co., r. 309

Powell
" Sigmund L., clerk Lombard Loan Co., r.

1535 Geary
" Sylvain (Sylvain Salomon & Co.), r. 1842

Sutter
" Sylvain Mrs., teacher singing, r. 1842
Sutter
Salomon Sylvain & Co. (Sylvain Salomon and
John F. Lacoste), financial brokers, 214
Safe Deposit Bldg
" Tobias, groceries. 58-66 Centre Market, r.
1636 Eddy
4®=Salomon. See Solomon
Salomonson Abraham M., cigarmakerG. H.Ber-
tram & Co., r. 152514 Turk
" Annie E., domestic, 712 Cole
" Paulina, widow, r. 15251/4 Turk
Saloon Man The (monthly). Globe Publishing

Co. proprietors, 526 Montgomery
Saloon Towel Co., Samuel M. Darrah manager,

9 Lick PI
Salsbury Abbie A., widow, r. 509 Jones
" Edna Miss, clerk, r. 304 Turk
" Henry A., clerk Central Lumber and Mill
Co., r. 206, 7th
Salscheider Albert J., accountant, r. 614 Sut-
ter
Salt Harry E., blacksmith Union I. Wks, r. 155

Perry
Salter Frederick J., r. 497, 4th
" Frederick J., clerk Langley & Michaels

Co., r. 1225, 20th
" Gustave, engraver S.F. Photo Engraving

Co., r. 1225, 20th
" Henry, commission merchant, r. 1425 Web-
ster
" Herbert W., clerk U. S. Customs, r. 1225,

20th
" Herman, pattern maker, r. 614 Folsom
" Jciin, wire mattress maker William A.
Schrock
Salter Jolin W., druggist, 2445 Mission, r. 526
Capp
" Joseph, bookkeeper, r. 1425 Webster
" Woodley G., salesman, r. 1225,20th
4®*Salter. See Saulter
Salts Albert, expressman, r. 335, 17th
" James A., manager Bay City Match Co., 23
Davis, r. 2734 Pine
Saltzman Louis, clerk Samuel Dorman, r. 150

Minna
Salva August, nurse French Hospital
Salvadore Carlo, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo
Salvarezza Antonio, workman D. Ghirardelli
Co., r. 922 North Point
" Sarah Mrs., r. 36 Valparaiso
Salvation Army CMldren's Home, Miss Carrie
Jackson matron, 328 Bryant, office 1139
Market

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(Pacific Coast Chief Division), James J.
Keppel Brigadier, 1139 Market, tele-
phone South 111; Corps No. 1, 632 Com-
mercial; No. 2, cor Sacramento and
Kearny; No. 3, 711 Mission; No. 4, 2417
Mission; No. 5, 522 Pacific ; No. 6, 1139
Market; No. 7, cor Post and Fillmore;
No. 8, 610 Merchant; No. 9, 210 Grant
Av; No. 10, 117 Jackson; No. 11, 815
Sacramento
Salvation Army Life Boat (food and shelter
depot), Captain Joseph R. McFee mana-
ager, 117 Jackson, and 120 Oregon, ofBce
1139 Market
Salvation Army Rescue Home, near Mills Col-
lege, Alameda Co., office 1139 Market
Salvation Army War Cry, Major William Hal-
pin editor, office 11.39 Market
Salvation Army Women's Shelter, .553 Steven-
son
Salvation Army Women's Training Home, 555

Jessie
Salvatore Sario, salesman Casimi.Baldocchi, r.

1(X)8 Buchanan
Salversen Andrew, cook, r. 66 Oregon
Salvetti Michael, foreman Berges & Domeni-

coni, r. 708 Sansome
Salville Henry D., engineer, r. 931, 18th
Salway John E., clerk Miss T. Taylor, r. 519

Post
Salz Edward, merchant, r. 916 Van Ness Av
" Jacob, treasurer Kullman, Salz & Co., 106

Battery, r. 2115 Broadway
" Joseph W., assistant bookkeeper Kullman,
Salz & Co., r. 2115 Broadway
Salzer Rievert, bartender Hermann A. Luns-

mann & Bro., r. 431 Minna
Salzmann Julius, bakery. Broad nr Plymouth
Av
" Peter, confectioner, r. 2114 Powell
Samarltter Arthur R., seaman, r. 630 Minna
Samberg August F., foreman Weston Basket
and Mfg. Co., r. 209 Arcadia
" John F., basket maker Weston Basket and
Mfg. Co.,r. 2133 Mission
Sambertraint Frank, dairyman, Amherst nr

Cambridge
Sambrailo Andro, r. 1033 Mission
" John M., steward M. Cressalia, r. 319
Stevenson
Sambrano Conception Mrs., r. 1120 Jackson
Sambuck John, salesman Leege & Mills, r. 725
Filbert
" Nicholas, bartender, r. 901 East
" Prosper (Sambuck & Mengola), r. 901 East
" <S Mengola (Prosper Sambuck and Peter
Mengola), liquors, 1201 Front
Samish Henry M., tailor, r. 1326 Scott
Sammann Benjamin A., harness and saddlery,

1209 Fillmore, r. 1221 Fillmore
Sammet E. K. A., seaman str Australia
Sammi Henry L., flour and commission mer-
chant, 102 Clay, r. 284, 13th
" John H., salesman Deming-Palmer Milling
Co., r. 284, 13th
Sammis Henry, barber, 1352 Howard, r. 931
Florida
" William H., carpenter, r. 127 Bay
Sammy George, groceries and liquors, NE cor

Golden Gate Av and Larkin
Samoski Vincent J., bartender Theodore Tomin-

ski, r. 1814b Mason
Sample James, teamster Scott & McCord, r. 542
Indiana
" Robert A., watchman, r. 1405 Montgomery
" Samuel S., manager Occidental Club, 413
Stockton
Sampson Annie, widow, r. 1006 Clay
" Burke H., cook, r. 838 Harrison
" Catherine, widow, r. 719 California
" David E., printer, r. 719 California
" Edward, porter Hammam Bath, r. 13 Grant

Av
" Frank R., clerk Am. Type Founders Co., r.

1 Kimball PI
" George, mechanic Palace Hotel, r. 15 Ve-
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Sampson George C, bookkeeper Shreve & Co.,
r. 1908'/2 Mason

" Henry, cook, r. 1 Kimball PI

" John A., examiner U. S. Customs, r. 1412
California

" John H., harness maker Kempkey, Gil-
ham & Sawyer, r. 1 Kimball PI

" John T., coffee roaster, r. 67 Clementina

" Thomas, asst. Edward J. Creely, r. 510
Golden Gate Av
*S=Sampson. See Samson
Samra Nicola, r. 751 Castro
Samran Joseph, porter, r. 13 Page
Samsel Louis, electrician Cal. Electric Supply

and Cons. Co.
Samson Adrian T., laborer, r. 12 Boyd

^' Albert L., printer, r. 1216 Filbert

" Anna, widow, r. 12 Boyd

" Calistus D., bookbinder, r. 12 Boyd

" Charles F., speculator, r. Palace Hotel
Samson David, proprietor Progress Saloon and
Restaurant, 327-329 Bush, r. 421 Lott

" George, cellarman Lachman & Jacobi, r. 52
Steiner

" George, upholsterer Alexander Jansen,r. 85
Everett

" Olof, carpenter, r. 7, 28th

" Rudolph (Mendelson Bros.), r. 2000 Bush

" Victor H., laborer, r. 12 Boyd
'e®"Samson. See Sampson
Samsreither George, liquors and lodgings, 409

Pacific
Samter Marks, merchant, 307 Battery, r. 2207
Sutter

" Samuel M., law student Reinstein & Eis-
ner, r. 2207 Sutter
Samud Elizabeth, widow, r. 2078 Market

" Mary F., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 2078
Market
Samuel Albert, traveling salesman, r. 910 Bu-
chanan

" Benno C, vice-president Samuel Bros. &
Co.,r. 1132 0'Farrell
Samuel Brothers & Co., M. Samuel president,
B. C. Samuel vice-president, M. I. Levy
secretary, London, Paris and American
Bank treasurer, wholesale wines and
liquors, 132-134, 1st, telephone Main 5851

" Casper (Samuel & Abraham), r. 701 Lar-
kin

" Gustave, traveling salesman, r. 636 Fulton

" Harris, clothing, 808, 3d, r. 1040b Folsom

" Hattie Miss, bookkeeper Joseph Schwalbe
& Co., r. 1322 Octavia

" Henry S., clerk WilUiam P. Samuel, r. 437,
4th

" Isidor, r. 636 Fulton

" Joseph, watchmaker, 14 Harriet

" Julius, upholsterer, 1102 Golden Gate Av

" Lawrence, clerk, r. 1132 O'Farrell

" Louis, printer, r. 636 Fulton

" Mary, widow, r. 43 Fulton

" Max, with Samuel Bros. & Co., r. 1132
O'Farrell
Samuel Moses, president Samuel Bros. & Co.,
132-134, 1st, r. 1132 O'Farrell

" Paul, with Samuel Bros. & Co., r. 1132
O'Farrell

" Peter, painter J. St. Denis & Co., r. 9%
Pratt PI

" Samuel, clerk, r. 636 Fulton

" Sarah, widow, r. 636 Fulton

" Wavle A., butcher, 1208 Scott

" William, with Samuel Bros. & Co., r. 1133
O'Farrell

" William P., groceries, 437, 4th

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San Francisco Office, 405 Sansome St.

Samuel & Abraham (Casper Samuel and Hyman

Abraham), wholesale cigar dealers, 132-

134, 1st
Samuels Abraham, watchmaker Leon Van

Vliet, r. 1149/2 Folsom
Samuels Adolph, manager San Francisco Abend

Post, 5.35 California, 808!^ Folsom
" Albert, clothing (Oakland), r. IPlGBuchanan
" Arthur M., salesman D. Samuels, r. 1624

Octavia
" Belle, r. 606 Grove
" Bertha Miss, president The Helpers, r. 1627

O'Farrell
Samuels Charles, president San Francisco

Abend Post, 535 California, r. 808!^ Fol-
som
Samuels David, proprietor The Lace House,

dry and fancy goods, etc., 123-129 Post,

r. 1624 Octavia
" Edward H., physician, SE cor 6th and

Howard, r. Alameda
Samuels Frederick S., manager foreign depart-
ment J. D. Spreckels & Bros. Co.. ofQce

327 Market, r. 723a Eddy
" George T., with Cal. Electrical Wks, r. 725

Geary
" Harris, dry goods, 525 Montgomery Av, r.

809 Biish
" Henry, peddler, r. 9 Cleveland
" Henry, tin and glassware, 1017 Valencia
" Isaac, shoemaker, 1149^4 Folsom
" Isaac J., merchant, r. 606 Grove
Samtiels Jacob, attorney at law, 124 Sansome,

rooms 21-23, r. 1322 O'Farrell
Samuels Jacob L., manager D. Samuels, 123-129

Post, r. 1624 Octavia
" James E., plasterer, r. 123 Eddy
" Jennie Miss, r. 606 Grove
" Julius, merchant, r. 606 Grove
" Julius, importer dry and fancy goods, 104-

108 Kearny, r. 1322 O'Farrell
" Kate, widow, r. 508 McAllister
Samuels Leon, attorney at law and secretary

San Francisco Abend Post, 530 Califor-
nia, room 40, r. 808^4 Folsom
" Leon, salesman r. ]62"7 O'Farrell
" Louis, clerk Harris Samuels, r. 809 Bush
" Louis, salesman J. Samuels, r. 1322 O'Far- ,

rell
" Louis T., student, r. 1624 Octavia
" Michael A. (Forzani & Samuels), r. East

Oakland
Samuels Maurice V. (Benjamin & Samuels),

attorney at law, 306 Emporium Bldg.

telephone 5988, r. 1624 Octavia
" Michael A. (George A. Turner & Co.), r.

East Oakland
" Nathan, peddler, r. 108 Shipley
" Rose, widow, r. 1341 Powell
" Sarah Mrs., r. Old People's Home
" S. R., equipment yeoman U. S. str Alba-
tross, r. 1322 Valencia
" Stanley A., weigher, r. 192514 Union
" Stuart B.; r. 914 Pine
" William, lithographer, r. 313 Golden Gate

Av
" William, policeman, r. 33 Clinton Park
Samuelson Charles, clerk, r. 12 Zoe
" Elizabeth Mrs., r. 223 Post
" Elkin, barber, r. 1236 Golden Gate Av
" Olivia, widow, r. 227. 24th rear
San Bernardino and Redlands Railroad Co.,

F. S. Douty secretary, 4 Montgomery
" Bernardino Borax Mining Co., John W.

Searles president, 106 Leidesdorft, room

San Bruno Hotel, Alfred A. March proprietor.
W s San Bruno Av nr Army
" Bruno House, Mrs. Ann Lawrence pro-
prietor, 110, 4th
" Carlos Oil Co., Julius Finck president,
H. B. Hambley secretary, 19 O'Farrell

San Diego Fish Co., Francis & Cabral proprie-
tors, 423-425 Davis, telephone Black 105
" Diego Lumber Co., Dolbeer & Carson agents
10 California, room 3

San Francisco Abend Post (German daily and
weekly), Abend Post Co. publishers, 535
California
" Francisco American (weekly), American
Publishing Co. publishers, 6 Eddy

San Francisco and Alameda Co. BuUder (tri-
weekly), W. H. Purtelle publisher, 905
Clay

San Francisco and Fresno Land Co., Thomas
Brown president, G. Howard Thompson
secretary, NW cor California and San-
some
" Francisco and Los Angeles Railway Co.,
Frederick Homer president, John W.
Curtis secretary, 530 California, room 12

San Francisco and North Pacific

RAILWAY CO., Arthur W. Foster pres-
ident, Thomas Mellersh secretary and
controller, general office Mutual Life
Bldg, 4th floor, telephone Main 1900 (4
bells); freight depot NE cor Front and
Vallejo, telephone Main 1900 (5beUs);
City ticket office 650 Market, tele-
phone Main 1004; Company's ferry
landing Clay Street Wharf, telephone
Main 1900 (3 bells)

San Francisco and Oakland Local Passenger
Association, W. W. Smith secretary, 16
Mills Bldg, 3d floor
" Francisco and Oakland Mutual Loan As-
sociation, A. Sbarboro secretary, 524
Montgomery

San Francisco and Pacific Glass Works (incor-
porated), S. J . Newman president, James
H. Davis vice-president, George Palmer
secretary and treasurer, otiice and works
NE cor 7th and Townsend

San Francisco and Sacramento Candy Manu-
facturing Co., L, Demartini president,
manufacturing confectioners, 548 Mission

San Francisco and San Joaquin Coal Co.
Henry Williams president, B. M. Brad-
ford secretary, 515 Safe Deposit Bldg

San Francisco and San Joaquin Valley Rail-
way Co. The, Glaus Spreckels president,
Robert Watt 1st vice-president, A. H.
Payson 2d vice-president, Bank of Cal-
ifornia treasurer, Alexander Mackie sec-
retary, William B. Storey Jr. chief
engineer, ofBce 331 Market, law depart-
ment 147-148 Crocker Bldg

San Francisco and San Mateo Railway Co.,
John A. Buck and N. Ohlandt 327 Market
proprietors, ofQce NW cor 30th and San
Jose Av

San Francisco and San Rafael Railroad Co.,
office Mutual Life Bldg. 4th floor

San Francisco and Yaquina Bay Steamship
Co., Meyer & Akmann general agents,
16 Sacramento
" Francisco Arms Co.. John W. Pew secre-
tary, 310 Pine, rooms 15-17

San Francisco Art Association The, William
G. Stafford secretary. John R. Martin
assistant secretary, SE cor California
and Mason ,

San Francisco Artificial Limb Co., Menzo
Spring proprietor, 9 Geary

SAN FRANCISCO ARTIFICIAL.

STONE PAVING CO. (Schillinger's pat- .
ent,) H. M. Petersen & Co. proprietors,
office 313 Montgomery

San Francisco Athletic Club, Daniel G. Cole-
man secretary, 431 V2, 6th

San Francisco Autographic Register Co. The>
A. H. Adams secretary and manager,
523 Market

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SAN FRANCISCO AWNING

AND TENT CO., William H. Carter
proprietor, crank and fancy awnings
of every description, repairing
promptly attended to, 10 Mason, tel-
ephone Jessie 15

San Francisco Bar Association, Robert Y.
Hayne president, E. B. HoUadaj secre-
tary, John M. Burnett treasurer, 530
California

San Francisco Earlier School, Charles W.
Wilson proprietor and manager, 1511-
1513-1515 Howard

San Francisco Eenevolent Association, Robert
A. Beaching agent, 538 Jackson

San Francisco Block Book, The Hioks-Judd Co.
publishers, 23, 1st
" Francisco Blue Print Co., P. R. Fassett
manager, 93-95 St. Ann's Bldg

San Francisco Board of Marine Underwriters,
E. L. Woods secretary, 222 Sansome,
room 1

San Francisco Board of Relief I. 0. B. B.,
Harry Ankel secretary, 6 Mills Bldg, 5th
floor

San Francisco Board of Trade, A. A. Watkins
president, H. L. Smith secretary
Joseph Kirk attorney, 202 Market and
3 Pine

San Francisco Box Factory. See Pacific and
San Francisco Box Factories

San Francisco Boys' Club Association, F.
Gelett Burgess president, Sidney S.
Peixotto secretary. 740 Bryant

San Francisco Breweries Limited The, C. B.
Stone general manager, office 403 Mar-
ket

San Francisco Bridge Co., John McMullen
president, H. Krusi vice president,
James M. Taylor secretary and treas-
urer, 42 Market

SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS

COLLEGE, James A. Wiles and Charles
E. Howard proprietors. Murphy Bldg
5th floor, 1236 Market

San Francisco Buttonhole Factory, J. W. Cop-
pa ge proprietor, 724y2 Market, room 9

San Francisco Calcium Light Co., Frank W.
French manager, 10 Stevenson

San Francisco Call (daily and weekly),
Charles M. Shortridge editor and pro-
prietor, business office 710 Market, edi-
torial rooms, 517 Clay

San Francisco Candle Co. (Peter R. and Wil-
liam C. Woodman and estate Egbert
Judson) , factory cor Alameda and Rhode
Island, office 402 Front

San Francisco Carpet Beating and Renovat-
ing Works, S. S. Ferguson & Co. propri-
etors, 23-25, 10th, telephone South 36

San Francisco Chamber of Commerce, William
L. Merry secretary, 58 Merchants' Ex-
change Bldg

San Francisco Chapter of American Institute
of Architects, Oliver Everett secretary,
408 California

San Francisco Chemical Works (West Berke-
ley, Alameda Co.), Judson & Shepard
proprietors, office 402 Front

San Francisco Chronicle (daily and weekly),
M. H. de Young proprietor, NE cor
Market and Kearny
" Francisco Cigar Manufacturing Co. (Wil-
liam Waldeck, Julius Umhalt, Simon
Nagel, Charles Janssen and Ferdinand
Brudlewsky) cigar manufacturers, 531
Washington

San Francisco Clearing House, Charles Sleeper
manager, 211 Sansome
" Francisco Clothing Renovating Works, I.
N. Cohen president and manager, Ben-
jamin Einstein secretary, 14 Kearny

San Francisco Collateral

LOAN BANK, Max Goldberg president
and Imanager, Duncan McNee secre-
tary, 538 Kearny

W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.

Artistic Tiles,

Flairx, Glazjed. and Decorated.

AMERICAN AND ENGLISH-
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

San Francisco Commission Co., Albert W. Craig
president, Orville P. Hayes secretary,
produce commission merchants, 220
Washington

San Francisco Committee on Commerce The,
T. J. Parsons chairman, George W.
Walthew secretary, 42-44 Steuart
" Francisco Condiment Co., N. J. Herby

proprietor, 686 Brannan
" Francisco Conservatory of Music, Profes-
sor Eugene S. Bonelli director, 215 Powell

San Francisco County Medical Society, Dr. F.
B. Carpenter recording secretary, meets
at 32 C'Farrell

San Francisco County Society of Physicians
and Surgeons (eclectic), Dr. J. C. Bain-
bridge secretary, 101 Grant Av
" Francisco Cremation Co., D. Hirschfeld
secretary, 3-4 Mills Bldg, 7th floor, H. H.
Noble manager, 9 City Hall Square
" Francisco Crockery and Glassware Co.
The, Leopold Altschul manager, 422

aansoiue „ t, ,

San Francisco Daily Report, Daily Report Pub-
lishing Co., publishers, 238 Montgomery,
branch office 730 Market, editorial rooms
320 Sansome
San Francisco Dental Association, George N.
Van Orden secretary, 14 Grant A v, room
44
San Francisco Detective Agency. Thomas W.
Maclarlane manager, 331 Montgomery,
rooms 44-45
" Francisco Diamond House, Joseph Roths-
child president, E. C. Klumpp mana-
ger NE cor Post and Kearny

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY

CROCKER-LANGLEY, H. S. Crocker

company publishers, 215-217-219 Bush

San Francisco District Telegraph Co., H. L.

Ackerman superintendent, busmess
office 206 Kearny, branch offices 1329
Market nr 10th, 200 Sutter above Kearny.
5 Golden Gate A v, 427 Larkin cor Turk,
534 Geary cor Jones, 913 Market nr Stock-
ton, 534 Market opp 2d, SW cor Geary
and Leavenworth, 132 California nr
Front, 301 Montgomery nr Pme, 1305
Polk nr Bush, Stockton and Pacific, 1204
Market nr Taylor, Baldwin Hotel, 321
Davis, 140 Market cor Davis

San Francisco Fire Alarm and Police Tele-
graph Station, 9 Brenham PI

San Francisco Fire Department, office New
City Hall, 1st floor, carpenter shop, 1119
Ellis, store house SW cor Stockton and
Francisco, corporation yards 50-52 Sac-
ramento ,. .

San Francisco Free Clinic, 664 Mission

San Francisco Free Public Library, New Ci ty
Hall 2d floor, branches 1131a Valencia,
1126 Kentucky, 1801 Stockton, 813 Point

San Francisco Fruit and Flower Mission, 631

San Francis^co Fruit Exchange, Frank Dalton
°'*"''^* resident, T. S. Taylor secretary, 317-

San Francisco' Furniture Manufacturing Co.,

Charles J. Bruschke president and man-
ager, Henry T. West secretary and
treasurer, 644-648 Bryant _
San Francisco Furniture Moving, Packing
and Shipping Co., P. Corkery & Sons
proprietors, 1127 Sutter ^

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PACIFIC COAST AGENTS.

124 IVIarket Street.

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WILLIAM WOLFF & CO.. 329 Market St

a, San Francisco Furniture Storage Warehouse,

g James M. Pierce proprietor, 735 Market

^ San Francisco Fuse Manufacturing Co., John
p, Rodda secretary, .507 California

S San Francisco Gas Light Co., Joseph B. Crock-
£ ett president acd engineer, Edward C.

Jones assistant engineer, William G.
^ Barrett secretary and treasurer, works

M NE cor 1st and Howard, cor 2d and King,

a SE cor 5th and Howard, cor Bay and

« Buchanan and foot Humboldt, Potrero,

g office SE cor 1st and Natoma

Pi San Francisco Gas Light Co., gas stove depart-
- ^ ment, F. O. Robbins manager. 226 Post

eg " Francisco Girls' Union, Mrs. Emilia To-

g jette secretary, 929 Pine

" Francisco Golf Club, 1, 1st Av nr Presidio

Reservation
" Francisco Grutli Verein Hall, 507 Sutter
" Francisco Gynecological Society, Dr. Wil-
■n liam Fitch Cheney secretary, 906 Polk

m^ " Francisco Handball Court, 858 Howard

-H San Francisco Hay and Grain Co., P. H. Mc-
Guigan president, James McElearney
^ manager, Leon Sanguinetti secretary,

-* 619-621, 4th, telephone 5513

^ " Francisco Home Mutual Loan Associa-

■~ tion, A. Sbarboro secretary, 634 Mont-

^ gomery

•H San Francisco Homoeopathic Polyclinic, Dr.
D. Albert Hiller superintendent, T. A.
Blinn secretary, 220 Montgomery Av,
hours 10 a. m. to 1 p. m.
" Francisco House, Henry Graves proprie-
tor, 737 Howard
" Francisco Introduction Co., David S. Cohn
proprietor, 119 Bush

San Francisco Iron Works,

p. F. Dundon proprietor, boiler tanks
and general iron works, Dundon's
patent compressed marine boilers,
approved by United States inspectors,
most economical boilers in use, 314-
318 Main

San Francisco Journal of Commerce (weekly),
San Francisco Journal of Commerce
Publishing Co., publishers, .321 Mont-
gomery

San Francisco Journal of Commerce Publish-
ing Co., James O'Leary president, Al-
bert T. Chapman secretary, publishers
Daily Journal of Commerce and San
Francisco Journal of Commerce (weekly),
office 321 Montgomery, editorial rooms,
518 Sacramento

San Francisco Labor Council, Edgar P. Bur-
man secretary, 1159 Mission

San Francisco Ladies' Protection and Relief
Society, E s Franklin bet Post and Geary
" Francisco Land Co., H. G. Stevenson secre-
tary, 532 Market, room 3

San Francisco Last Factory, Slebe, Glanvllle
Co., proprietors, 21-31 Jessie

SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY

ASSOCIATION, Samuel F. Bufford presi-
dent, H. E. Wood secretary, laundry
S s Eddy bet Fillmore and Steiner,
oflace 33 Geary, telephone Main 5125

San Francisco Laundry Tray Co. (Alexander

Bradley), 5.3-57 Tehama
San Francisco Law Journal, St ckwell & Co.

proprietors, 219 Bush
San Francisco Law Library, James H. Deering

Jr., librarian. New City Hall, 3d floor

San Francisco Legal News, M. M. Miller edl'
tor and manager, 41Q Sansome

San Francisco Letter Carriers' Band, J. C.
Levy secretary, 1320 Howard

San Francisco Letter Carriers' Mutual Aid
Association The, J. J. Brown secre-
tary. Native Sons' Hall, Mason nr
Geary
" Francisco Life Underwriters, 2 Mills Bldg,
3d floor

San Francisco Lumber Co.,

J. N. Curtis manager, James Greig
secretary, dealer lumber, wholesale
and retail, principal office foot of 3d,
telephone Main 1047, yards 3d and
Berry and 4th and Channel, up-town
order office NW cor California and
Montgomery, telephone Main 1480

San Francisco Maennerchor, 323 Turk

San Francisco Marine Temperance Society,
Miss S. M. N. Cummings secretary, NE
cor Sacramento and Drumm

San Francisco Market, from Clay to Merchant
bet Sansome and Montgomery

San Francisco M. E. Church Extension Society
The, Robert Hancock secretary, 1037
Market
" Francisco Meat Co., Samuel Brunswick

manager, 26, 7th
" Francisco Microscopical Society, 432
Montgomery, room 8

San Francisco Mill Furnishing Depot, Michael
O'Brien proprietor, 509-513 Mission
•■ Francisco Mining Co., Joseph Buttgen-
bach president. Levin T. Fox secre-
tary, 498, 4th

San Francisco Mirror (weekly), J. E. Sllnkey
editor and publisher, 235 Kearny, room 9
" Francisco Musical Fund Society, El Dor-
ado Hall, Alcazar Bldg
" Francisco Mutual Loan Association, A.
Sbarboro secretary, 524 Montgomery

San Francisco News Co.,

E. Bauer manager, Robert White
cashier, importers of periodicals,
books, stationery and notions, 206-208
Post
San Francisco News Letter (weekly), Frederick
Marriott publisher and proprietor, 606
Merchant

San Francisco Newspaper Union,

American Type Founders' Co. proprie-
tors. 405-407 Sansome
San Francisco Novelty and Plating Works,

Adrian Merle president, Andrew Rud-
gear manager, electro platers and
manufacturers chandeliers and art
metal works, 68-74, 1st
San Francisco Nursery for Homeless Chil-
dren, Mrs. Sarah E. HoUis president,
Mrs. Alice K. Bumham secretary, 570
Harrison
" Francisco Oratorio Society, J. H. Howe
manager, 308 Post

SAN FRANCISCO PAINT AND

ROOFING CO., James M. White mana-

fer, every description of roofing work
one, repairing and painting roofs a
specialty, office 307 Montgomery

San Francisco Pattern Works, Otto Brown pro-
prietor, 110-112 Beale

San Francisco Paving- Co.,

Albert J. Raisch manager, 510 Safe
Deposit Bldg
San Francisco Photo-engraving Co., A. C. Hu-

glU manager, photo-engraving and zinc
etching, 518 Sacramento

San Francisco Pioneer Screen

WORKS, John W. Quick proprietor,
221-223, 1st
San Francisco Pioneer Varnish Works, cor.
Kansas and Nevada, E. L. Hueter pro-
prietor, office 18-20 Ellis

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San Francisco Pioneer Woolen Factory, E. w.

Newhall president, Noi'th Point bet Lar-
kln and Van Ness Av, ofQce 307 Sansome,
room 6

San Francisco Planing Mills,

WiUiam Crocker proprietor, manufac-
turer window frames, molding, sash
and blinds, 524-530, 5tli, telephone
South 15

San Francisco Plating Works The, Edward
G. Denniston proprietor, 653-655 Mis-
sion

San Francisco Police Patrol Telegraph. See
San Francisco Fire Alarm and Police
Patrol Station

San Francisco Polyclinic, Henry L. Wagner, M.
D., president, Leo Newmarl?, M. D., sec-
retary, 410 Ellis, telephone South 126

San Francisco Port Society, Rev. J. Rowell
secretary, rooms NE cor Sacramento
and Drumm

San Francisco Post Office, NW cor Washing-
ton and Battery

San Francisco Press Club, 126 Kearny
" Francisco Prices Current, Edward R.
Painter publisher, 123 California, room 21

San Francisco Printing Pressmen's Union No.
24, Charles H. Long president, Franlj
O'Neill recording secretary, 606 Mont-
gomery, room 17

San Francisco Produce Exchange, W. A. Hol-
comb president, T. Gary Friedlander
secretary, 425 California, secretary's
office 433 California

San Francisco Produce Exchange Call Board
Association, W. a. Holcomb president,
T. Gary Friedlander secretary, 425 Cali-
fornia, secretary's office 433 California

San Francisco Produce Exchang;e Call List
(daily), Commercial Publishing Co., pub-
lishers and proprietors, 34 California

San Francisco Produce Exchange Mutual
Benefit Association, W. H. Yates pres-
ident, T. Cary Friedlander secretary,
E. Ransom treasurer, 425 California, sec-
retary's office 433 California

San Francisco Protestant Orphan Asylum,
Mrs. E. A. McNear matron, S s Haight
bet Laguna and Buchanan
" Francisco Pulley Covering Co., E. Dobson
agent, 4 Lawrence PI

San Francisco Real Estate JCircular, Thomas
Magee & Sons editors and publishers, 4
Montgomery

San Francisco Register Co. The, Henry Schaef-
er president, W. H. Nichols vice-pres-
ident and manager, manufacturers port-
able street car registers, 23 Stevenson

San Francisco Restaurant and Oyster Depot,
George Valianos proprietor, 1007 Mar-
ket
" Francisco Retail Druggists' Assn.. Otto A.

Weihe secretary, 640 Post
" Francisco Road Club, Harry McFessel sec-
retary, 503 Golden Gate Av

San Francisco Rubber Co., R. H. Pease man-
ager, 577-579 Market

San Francisco Savings Union,

Albert Miller president, Lovell White
secretary and treasurer, NE cor Cali-
fornia and Webb
San Francisco Savings Union Building, NE

cor California and Webb

San Francisco School for Dancing and Elocu-
tion, SW cor Grove and Laguna, classes
Monday and Friday evenings
" Francisco Scottish Thistle Club, George

W. Paterson recorder, 32 O'Farrell
" Francisco Settlement Assn. The, Mrs. M.
C. Schermerhorn president in charge. 15
South Park

San Francisco Sewer Pipe Association, 1358-
1360 Market

San Francisco Shoe House, George E. Fair-
child president and manager, boots,
shoes and rubber goods, 931-933 Market,
telephone South 785

W, & J. SLOANE & CO.

DOMESTIC RUGS

San Francisco Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals, Jacob Z. Davis
president, C. B. Holbrook secretary, 95
Doonhoe Bldg
" Francisco Sorosis Club, 424 Pine

San Francisco Steam Marble Saw Mills,
Joseph Musto & Son proprietors. 707-715
Battery

San Francisco Stencil and Brand Works, Bu-
chanan & Co. proprietors, stencil cut-
ters, box brand makers and engravers,
405 Front

San Francisco Stock and Exchange Board,

A. G. Gurnett president, Fred W. Had-
ley secretary, 331 Pine

San Francisco Stock and Exchange Building,
331 Pine

San Francisco Stock Brewery,

SE cor Powell and Francisco, telephone
Main 807

San Francisco Stock Brewery (Bottling Works),
409-411, 8th
•' Francisco Stock Exchange List, Goldstein

& Co. publishers, office 326 Pine
" Francisco Stone Works, Owen E. Brady
proprietor, cor Bryant and 11th

San Francisco Storage and Transfer Co. (incor-
porated), J. T. Richardson president, R.

B. Girdwood vice-president and treas-
urer, J. W. A. Richardson secretary, S s
Brannan bet 8th and 9th

San Francisco Stove Works,

Hansen & Bain proprietors, manu-
facturers stoves, ranges and light
castings, 622-628, 3d

San Francisco Street Sweeping and Garbage
Removing Co., Meyer D. Levenson
manager, NW cor Bryant and 7th, office
120 Sutter, rooms 52
" Francisco Sulphur Co., J. L. N. Shepard
presdent, John Stauffer secretary, NW
cor Bay and Dupont, office 402 Front

San Francisco Tageblatt (daily). San Fran-
cisco Tageblatt Association publishers,
633 Merchant

San Francisco Tageblatt Association, Theo-
dore Pfund secretary, publishers San
Francisco Tageblatt, 633 Merchant

San Francisco Tannery, Anton Krieg proprie-
tor, E s San Bruno Av nr 28th
" Francisco The (Japanese newspaper), 112y4

Ellis rear
" Francisco Theological Seminary, R. J.
Trumbull secretary, office 419 San-
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Burnett or Kyan process, location of
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Mason, office 106 Market, office tele-
phone Drumm 48, manager's tele-
phone Main 1425
San Francisco Tool Co., John R. Spring presi-
dent, Samuel MoAdams secretary, Ira
Bishop manager, machinery, office and
salesroom 23 Stevenson

" Francisco Tool Works, W. W. Haslehurst
manager, general machine works and
irrigating machinery, 27 Stevenson

" Francisco Towel Co., Louis Barrere pro-
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San Francisco Trade Review, (weekly), Com-
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proprietors. 34 California

San Francisco Transfer Co., Laeremans &
Lemmon proprietors, 332 Bush

San Francisco Turn Verein, Gustav A. Trost
president, Henry Dunk secretary, 323
Turk

San Francisco Turn Verein Hall, Adam Brehm
manager, 323 Turk

San Francisco Turner Hall Saloon, Adam
Brehm proprietor, wines and liquors, 323
Turk

San Francisco Turning and Planing Mill,
Carl F. Haas proprietor. 417-419 Mission
" Francisco Type Foundry, 510 Clay

San Francisco Typographical Union, J. J.
Galvin president, W. B. Benoist secre-
tary, 606 Montgomery
" Francisco Undertaking Co., Patrick J. Cor-
bet t manager, 1235 Market

San Francisco Verein, ME cor Post and
Leavenworth

San Francisco Veterinary Hospital, William
F. Egan proprietor, 1117 Golden Gate
Av, telephone West 128
" Francisco Vindicator (weekly), James E.

Brown editor and proprietor, 932 Clay
" Francisco Weiss Beer Brewery, Stuber &
Weikert proprietors, NE cor Geary and
Baker
" Francisco Whist Club, William F. Bleh-
don secretary, 336 Post

San Francisco Window Cleaning Co. (The
Original), Figone & Co. proprietors, 315
Stockton

SAN FRANCISCO WINDOW

CLEANING CO., L. Ferrari manager,
328 Sutter, telephone Main 5113

San Francisco Wine and Liquor Co., Isaac S.
Rosenbaum president, Samuel H. Rosen-
baum secretary, wine merchants, cigars
and tobacco, 24 East South

San Francisco Wire and Iron Works, John
Racik proprietor, 669 Mission bet 3d and
New Montgomery, telephone Black ].%3

San Francisco Wool Exchange, George Abbot
proprietor, 412 Townsend

San Francisco Wool Sorting and Scouring Co.,
Flint & McLennan proprietors, S\V cor
Bluxome and 5th
" Francisco Yacht Club, C. B. Hill secretary,

212 Pine
" Francisco Zinc and Brass Foundry,
Kremer Bros. & Co. proprietors, 40 Jes-
sie
" Giorgi Numa, cook. r. 509 Broadway
" Gottardo Hotel, G. Lepori & Co. proprie-
tors, 509-513 Broadway
" Joaquin and King's River Canal and Irri-
gation Co., Henry Miller president,
Charles Z. Merritt secretary, office 508
California, room 16
" Joaquin Brick Co., F. W. MuUer president.
Clairborne Horton secretary, S s Perry
bet 6th and 7th
" Jose Brick Co., office 234 Montgomery

San Jose City and Santa Clara County "Direc-
tory, F. M. Husted publishers. 530 Cal-
ifornia, room 65

San Jose City Flour MiUs (San Jose), w. G.
Alexander manager, Sperry Flour Co.
proprietors, 134 California

San Jose Express Co., Pacific Express Co.
agents, office 14 California

San Jose Fruit Packing Co., H. Bendel presi-
dent, 44 Luning Bldg

San Jose Woolen Mills Co., A. H. Bostick man-
ager, 523 Market

San Juan Mining Co. (Las Flores, Lower Cal-
ifornia, Mexico), F. M. Petersen & Co.
agents, 506 Battery
" Leandro Gas and Electric Light Co.,W. J.
Landers president, A. C. Hammond sec-
retary, 207 Sansome

San Leandro, San Lorenzo and

HAYWARDS EXPRESS, successors to
Electric Railway Express, FaU & Cary

Proprietors, 30 Market, telephone
rumm 183
San Luis Obispo Bituminous Rock Co., A. C.
Bassett president, 106-108 Phelan Bldg
San Luis Ohispo Flour Mills (San Luis Obispo),
Sperry Flour Co. proprietors, 134 Cali-
fornia
" Martino Hotel, 309 Broadway

SAN MATEO DAIRY,

Daly & Coldwell proprietors, produc-
ers and dealers m milk, depot 1010
Valencia, branch office 35 Eddy, ranch
Mission Road nr the Seven-mUe House,
San Mateo Co.
San Mateo Ranch Dairy, W. P. A. Brewer pro-
prietor, 1515 Fillmore
San Pedro Harbor, Dock and Land Associa-
tion, F. S. Douty secretary, 4 Montgom-
ery
" Pedro Hotel, Frank O. Johnson proprietor,

6 Howard
" Pedro Lumber Co., J. A. Hooper president,
H. M. Furman secretary, office 4 Califor-
nia
" Pedro Manuel, miner, r. 2024 Taylor
" Rafael and S. F. Express, Fitch & Carroll
proprietors, 323 East North
San Rafael Ferries, foot of Clay, Pier i
" Rafael House, 28, 7th

" Vicente Mining Co. (Mexico), C. A. Mor-
gan secretary, 158 Crocker Bldg
Sanberg John, tanner John Reilly, r. 230, 29th
Sanborn Albion I., stairbuilder, r. 631, 21st
" Arthur H., deputy City and County Sur-
veyor, r. 632 Post
" C. E.Mrs., r. 1804 Howard
" Charles, gastitter, r. 1306 Vallejo
" Clarence (Sanborn & Co.), r. 418 California

Av
" Franklin H., physician, 121a Powell, r. 418

California Av
" Frederick G., vice-president and treasurer

Bancroft- Whitney Co., r. 1020 Dolores
'■ Harvey L., clerk freight auditor's dept. S.

P. Co., r. 1917 Fillmore
" Henry F., cooper, r. 828 Greenwich
" James H., porter Hawley Bros. Hard-
ware Co., r. IZVi Taylor
" Jane C, widow, r. 927 Dolores
" Jeremiah L., sawyer, r. 1917 Fillmore
" John A., law student Stanly, Hayes &

Bradley, r. Fruitvale
" Lucius W., r. 2435 California
" Luther, carpenter, r. 1812!4 Geary
" -Perris Map Co., limited (New York), John
E. Gardner manager, 426 California,
rooms 6-7
" Samuel (Sanborn & Co.), r. 418 California

Av
" Samuel, millhand, r. 608, 6th

SANBORN, VAIL & CO.

(Akin H. and Frank A. Vail), dealers
pictures and frames, stationery, mir-
rors, picture rails, brass goods, per-
fumery, fancy goods, notions, archi-
tects' supplies, artists' materials,
blank book manufacturers and print-
ers, 741-745 Market, telephone Main
593, factory 710-720 Minna, branches
Portland, Or., Los Angeles, Cal.

Sanborn W. D., general agent Burlington
Route, 32 Montgomery, r. 1406 Buchanan

_ " William B. (Sanborn & Wise), r. Fruitvale

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'Sanborn William E., clerk, r. 1912 Pierce

" Sanborn & Co. (Clarence and Samuel San-
born), manufacturers extracts, etc., 53,
2d

SANBORN & WISE

(WiUiam B. Sanborn and Harry E.
Wise), proprietors Vallejo Street U. s.
Bonded Warehouse, NW cor Front and
Vallejo and Vallejo Street Free Ware -
house, SW cor Front and Vallejo
SanchelJose, teacher music, r. 800 Ellis
" Vincent, teacher music, r. 800 Ellis
Sanchen Rebecca, domestic, 1025 O'Farrell
Sanches Arthur I., bookkeeper, r. 653Capp
' ' Randolph P. . carpenter and bui Ider , 40 New
Montgomery, r. 653 Capp
•Sanchez de Dolores M., widow, r. 1522^^ Jack-
son
" Esther, widow, r. 1416 Larkin
" Felix, gardener, r. 2520 Mission
" Guide, steward, r. 706 Battery
• " Hermina Mrs., teacher Spanish, r. 1415
Powell
• " Jose G., clerk freight auditor's dept. S. P.

Co., r. 2520 Mission
■ " Manuel, coalpasser str Corona, r. 605
Broadway
" Miguel, porter Seppich & Kleinhans, r.

1415 Powell
" Nora C, widow, r. 2140 Sutter
"Sanchez Pablo, general agent (Spanish dept.)
Equitable Life Assurance Society of
the United States, office 11 Crocker
Bldg, r. Oakland
" R. Miss, dressmaker, r. 634 Vallejo
" Regina, widow, r. 407 Montgomery Av
■ " Richafd, vaquero, r. 1315 Nebraska

" Richard R., teamster, r. cor P and 15th Av

South
" Robert D., tanner Norton Tanning Co., r.
1315 Nebraska
Sancken Christian, liquors, 301 Broderick
Sand Christopher, deckhand tug Monarch
" Ferdinand, barber and baths, 27, 3d, r. 642

Fred E., barber, NW cor Sutter and
Kearny, r. 6 Birch Av

George, plumber Joseph Sand Jr., r. 644
Jessie

George F., barber Ferdinand Sand, r. 642
Jessie

Hans, cook tugboat Monarch, r. 544a Mis-
sion

Harry, porter C. E.Whitney & Co., r. 145
Henry

Joseph, barber and baths, 50, 4th, r. 644
Jessie

Joseph Jr., plumber, 1309 Mission, r. 644

William, plumber Joseph Sand Jr., r. 644
Jessie

See Sands

Sandahl Charles A., tailor, r. 32 Lafayette
' " Christian, compositor Commercial Pub-
lishing Co., r. 10 Marye Terrace
Sandbach Harry W. M., clerk Western Sugar

Refining Co., r. 330y2 Bartlett
Sandbeck Knud, driver Irvine Bros., r. 1134

Union
•Sandberg A., cook Chicago Hotel
" Frank, seaman, r. 18 Perry
" Fritz, helper Thomas Christie, r. 14 Te-
hama
" John, basket maker, r. 2133 Mission
" John A., tanner, r. 230, 29th
" John P., laborer, r. 1000a Minna
" Julius G., pattern maker William F. Bus-
well, r. 4a Antonio
>g®"Sandberg. See Sandborg
Sandberger Eugene, waiter, r. 14 John

" Eugene Mrs., dressmaking, 14 John
Sandborg John, longshoreman, r. 28 Sacramento
Sandeen John, carpenter, r. 210, Uth
Sandefur Frederick L., incandescent Edison

Light and Power Co., r. Gl-ZV^ Minna
Sandegren Charles A., stenographer Gould &
Jaudin, r. 220 Eddy
" Nicholas, r. 12 Washington

W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.

Black and Galvanized

and FITTINGS, all sizes, for Gas,
Steam and Water.
311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Sandelin Bertha Miss, r. 212 Steuart

" Frank, liquors, 212 Steuart

" Pleasant H., liquors, r. 135 Ridley

" Sophia, domestic, 1323 Guerrero
Sandell Carl A., barber John A. Sandell, r. 312
Fillmore

" John A., barber, 310 Fillmore, r. 312 Fill-
more
4®=Sandell. See Sandl

Sandeman George, blacksmith, r. 328 Pennsyl-
vania Av
Sanden Electric Co. The, M. A. McLaughlin
manager, 632 Market

" John, carpenter, r. 210i/i, 11th

" Louis T., collector, r. 7329a Clementina
Sander Charles (W. H. Bowe & Co.), r. NE cor
El Dorado and Potrero Av

" Edward, gripman Geary St. RR., r. 5 Hen-
derson Av

" Francis, groceries and liquors, 623, 2d, r.
619, 2d

" John, laborer, r. 3 Decatur

" Maria Mrs. (Becker & Sander), r. St. Hel-
ena, Cal.

" M. J. A. Mrs., widow, r. 829 Union

" Monroe, salesman Meyerfeld, Mitchell &
Co., r. 1830 O'Farrell

" Sylvain, bookkeeper Goldberg, Bowen &
Co., r. 1830 O'Farrell
4®="Sander. See Zander
Sanderini Theodore Mrs., teacher vocal music,

r. 1502 Laguna
Sanders Albert, seaman, r. 126 Oregon

" Alfred G., bookkeeper J. P. Thomas, r. 1406
Polk

" Amos A., proprietor Union Square Hall, 421
Post, r. 713 Post

" Annie, widow, r. 1404 Powell

" Annie Miss, r. 123 Shipley

" Charles, decorator, r. 423 J ones

" Charles F., r. 1050 Howard

" Cornelius T. (Sanders & Johnson), r. 909
Jones

" David A., printer Hinton Printing Co., r.
1406 Polk

" David H., cigar manufacturer, 1438b Va-
lencia

" Edward A., salesman Edwin H. Ladd, r.
614,21st

" Elizabeth, widow, clairvoyant, 8 Mont-
gomery Av

" ElmaC, teacher kindergarten, r. 1406 Polk

" Frank E., salesman Miller, Sloss & Scott,
r. 713 Post

" Frederick H., master schr Alcalde, of&ee
Pier 4, Steuart

" George, waiter, r. 3 Chatham PI

" George H. (Wright & Sanders), r. 923
Pine

" G. W., coachman, r. 28 Turk

" H. & Co. (Henry F. Sanders and Martin
Van Haaren), ladies' and gent's furnish-
ing goods, 94, 9th

" Henry (Sanders & Co.), r. 1622 Larkin

" Henry, cigarmaker David H. Sanders, r.
1438b Valencia

" Henry, clerk, r. 307, 4th

" Henry A. (H. Sanders & Co ), r. 132, 12th

" Henry S., actor, r. 1406 Polk

" Henry S. Jr., stenographer Continental
Fire Ins. Co., r. 1406 Polk

" Herman, bartender, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Sanders Jacob, proprietor Boston Farm Dairy,
219, 7th, telephone South 392, r. 225, 7th

" James, seaman, r. 39 Pacific

" James H., upholsterer, r. 19I9Lexington Av

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DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF

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Family Trade a Specialty.

© Sanders John, carpenter and builder, 431 Jones,

g r. 423 Jones

fl " John, gardener, r. 1825 Pine

Pi " John Jr.. carpenter, r, 423 Jones

S " Juliana S. Miss, r. 923 Pine

SANDERS J. W.,

japanning works, plain and orna-
mental japanning, lacquering, bronz-
ing, gilding, glass embossing, stencil
cutting, etc., 232 Fremont, r. 16 Haw-
thorne
Sanders Leo, butcher, r. 613'^ Natoma

" Levy, butcher, r. GlSy^ Natoma
Sanders Louis, manager Boston Farm Dairy,
219, Tth, r. 225, 7th
" Luke. r. SlVn Chesley
" Meyer, peddler, r. 424 Fulton
" Nathaniel, student, r. ]941Vi McAllister
" Oregon, attorney at law. 230 Montgomery,

rooms 2.3-24. r. Oakland
" Rae M. Miss, r. 194iy2 McAllister
" Robert, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
" Rudolf F.. bartender Joseph Gretz, r. 3

Chatham PI
" Samuel A., bottler Rosenblatt Co., r.

194] 1/4 McAllister
" Samuel' F., liquors. Hunter's Point
" Sarah, widow, r. 343 Beale
" S. F., deckhand str Monticello
" Solomon, carrier postofQce, r. 15^4 Eddy
" Solomon A., jeweler Shreve & Co., r. 131

Grove
" Thomas, miner, r. 734 Montgomery
" William, watchman str General McDowell,

r. 45b Federal rear
" William M., japanner J. W. Sanders, r. 16

Hawthorne
'• William McG., clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott,

r. 16 Hawthorne
" William S., bricklayer, r. 314, 5th

SANDERS & CO.

(Henry Sanders and Carl L. Schalitz),
coppersmiths, manufacturers steam-
boat, sugarbouse, distilleries and
breweries copper work, etc., 421-423
Mission
Sanders & Johnson (Cornelius T. Sanders and
Peter Johnson), merchant tailors, 1-3
Phelan Bldg
^f Sanders. See Saunders
Sandersfeld Frederick, liquors, 33, 3d, r. 217
Stevenson

" Frederick J., driver George Jones, r. 217
Stevenson

" John, engineer, r. 211 Minna
SandersonAustin A., judge Superior Court De-
partment 7, Chambers New City Hall,
2d floor, r. 2310 Washington

" Brothers Steel Co. (Syracuse, N. Y.l, H. D.
Morris & Co. agents, 141-143, 1st

" Charles, tailor, 2 White's PI

•' Eliza, widow, r. 515 Eddy

•' Florence, teacher music, r. 2510Steiner

" Frederick W., horseshoer, 38 Main, r. 1113'^
Howard

" Frederick W., butcher, r. 821 Jessie

'• George, gilder Schussler Bros., r. 110, 5th

" George R. (Coffin & Sanderson), r. 3708
Jackson

■■' Harriet L., widow, r. 2510 Steiner

• Harry B., janitor Golden Gate Hall, r. 625
Sutter

" James E., fireman Golden Gate Woolen
Mills, r. 204, 31st

Sanderson James J., superintendent O'Connor*
Moffatt & Co., r. 1414 Devisadero
James L., mining, r. 8 Antonio
John, carpenter, r. 347 Alvarado
John, machinist, r. 765 Harrison
Lemuel A., driver A. Quade & Co., r. 1013

Union
Lizzie, widow, r. 32b Moss
Peter, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
S., upholsterer Bernhard Mattress Co., r.

347 Alvarado
Walter, with Shreve & Co., r. 515 Eddy
William (Hauser & Sanderson), r. 131, 3d
William N., janitor Golden Gate Hall. r.
625 Sutter
" William W., attorney at law, 214 Pine,
room 45, r. 717 Broadway
Sandford John Mrs., proprietor The Devonshire,

725 Pine
Sandford Joseph H., secretary Hawaiian Com-
mercial and Sugar Co., 119 Bush, r. 1225
O'Farrell
Sandford Louis N., dentist, 1370 Market
Sandin Charles, seaman, r. 252 Spear
Sandkamp John H., watchmaker, 126 Kearny,

room 46, r. Alameda
Sandl J. Henry, washer John Wieland Brewery,

r. 708 Howard
Sandlin James E., liquors, 109 Larkin
Sandman Frederick, laborer, r. 134, 4th
" George, barber, 33 Mason
" Sarah Mrs., dressmaking, 233 Golden Gate

Av
" Solomon, policeman, r. 233 Golden Gate Av
Sandmann Herman, insurance agent, r. 322

Shotwell
Sandobal Andreas, r. 734 Montgomery
Sandow George, surveyor and draughtsman,

530 California, room 27, r. 210Waller
Sandoz Numa, liquors, 443 Bush
Sandquist Brothers (Charles and John), milk
dealers, 159, 2d
" Charles (Sandquist Bros.), r. 159, 2d
" John (Sandquist Bros.), r. 159, 2d
Sandrock Frederick, oyster packer, r. 548, 3d
Sands Emanuel, carpenter, r. lOej^ Welsh
" James V., harness maker Main & Win-
chester, r. 327 Broadway
" John, engineer, r. 650 Howard
" John A., attorney at law, 54-55 Crocker

Bldg, r. Oakland
" Joseph, r. 1061^ Welsh

" Joseph E., dentist, 406 Sutter, r. 642 Jessie
" Joseph R., porter Olympic Club, r. 1404 Polk
" Kate Mrs., r. 327 Broadway
" Mary, widow, r. 106}^ Welsh
" Michael L., harness maker Main & Win-
chester, r. 337 Broadway
" Robert J., salesman J. Baumgarten & OcT

r. 7321/4 Harrison
" Thomas, watchman Spreckels Bldg, r. 732!>4

Harrison
" Thomas Jr., asst. bookkeeper Cal. Notion

and Toy Co., r. 73314 Harrison
" Walter, clerk Cowen & Cowen, r. 644 Jessie
i8@=-Sands. See Sand

Sandstad Peter, laborer Western Sugar Re-
finery, r. 147 Dore
" William, bookkeeper Sailors' Home
Sandsten Louisa, widow, r. 381 Stevenson
Sandstrom Charles, marine engineer, r. 508
Hermann
" Emil A., liquors and lodgings, 108 Jackson
" Gustav. fireman str Sausalito
" Hans, sheet iron worker Morrison & Bevi-

lockway, r. 110 Steuart
" William, laborer Johnson & Swenson, r.
12 Jackson
Sandt William, shampooer Hammam Baths, r.

321 Ellis
Sandy B. H. C, manager Home Pub. Co., 410
Sansome, r. 207 Jones
" John W., contractor and builder, 9 Ghapul-

tepec
" Samuel J., vocalist, r. 1120c Golden Gate
Av
Sanford Albert L., r. 418 Ellis
" Arthur N., bookkeeper A. I. Hall & Son, r.
522 Taylor

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Sanford Clifford T. , bookkeeper H. Heckmann &
Co., r. 1304 California
" E.,r. 917 Hyde

" Edwin C, salesman Davis Bros., r. 126 Rid-
ley
" Elliott, bookkeeper C. S. Moses & Co., r.

1235 O'Farrell
" Frank L., fruits and vegetables, 104 Eddy,

r. 106 Eddy
" Irving E., lastmaker, r. 134, 12th
" John, salesman, r. 725 Pine
" John E., clerk Fireman's Fund Ins. Co., r.

Golden Gate, Cal.
" J. W., manufacturers' agent, 214 Pine, room

30, r. Alameda
«' Lester, floorman Alex McGord & Co., r. 221

Ellis
<■ Lewis P., professor of science, 330 Ellis
" Nellie, widow, r. 39, 14th
<• Nicoll E., salesman Britton & Rey, r. 2610

Bush
" Wallace W., treasurer Carl son Currier Co.,

6-8 Sutter, r. 2509 Pacific Av
" William S., seaman, r. 22 East
" W. Laurie, bookkeeper Wetmore Bros., r.
1420 Clay
-e®=Sanford. See Sandford
Sangali Stefano. waiter, r. 1012 Montgomery
Sanger C. M., president West Shore Railway
Co., 43 Crocker Bldg, r. San Leandro
" Elizabeth B., widow, r. 315, 19th
" George A., plumber, r. 137 Broad
" Hattie Miss, clerk, r. 137 Broad
Sanger Lumber Co. The, George H. Collins
president, Alonzo M. Grim secretary, 22
Market
" Milton H., boiler maker, r. 137 Broad
" William M., painter, r. 137 Broad
Je®=-Sanger. See Saenger

Sangomini Alfonso, fisherman, r. 1315 Sansome
Sangster Adam D., salesman Raphael Weill &
Co., r. 412 Hyde
" Robert, gunsmith and locksmith, 101514 Va-
lencia, r. 319/2, 20th
Sangster William A., manager Rogers' Mission

Express, r. 317, 20th
Sanguinetti Antonio, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo
" Benjamin, upholsterer, 217 Jones
" Carmelina, widow, r. 607 Greenwich
" Frank, porter Pascal, Dubedat & Co.. r. 607

Greenwich
" Frederick, teamster A. Levi & Co., r. 1217

Kearny
" Gaetano, porter C. G. Fuller, r. 1214 Kearny
" Giovanni, bootblack, r. 1214 Kearny
" Giuseppe, wood and coal, 1803 Mason
" James, gardener, r. W s Franklin bet

Greenwich and Lombard
" John, peddler, r. 322 Vallejo rear
" Joseph, laborer, r. 805^ Filbert
" Julio, plumber, r. 607 Greenwich
Sanguinetti Leon, secretary San Francisco
Hay and Grain Co., 619-621, 4th, r. 1425
Kearny
" Mary, widow, liquors, 1506 Powell
" Philip, laborer, r. SOaH Filbert
" Pietro, baker, r. 8 Margaret PI
" Steven (Sanguinetti & Co.), r. 523 Davis
Sanguinetti & Co. (Stephen Sanguinetti, Ber-
nardo Perata and Angelc Delmonte),
liquors and restaurant, 523-527 Davis
Sanitarium Baths, Cornelius E. DriscoU pro-
prietor, 2210 Powell
Sankey Charles A., clerk U. S. Customs, r. 1837
San Carlos Av
" Jeremiah, house and sign painter, 807V4

Valencia, r. 1830 San Carlos Av
" Mabel F. Miss, teacher Agassiz Primary

School, r. 1830 San Carlos Av
" Mary J. Mrs., physician, 1837 San Carlos
Av
Salingar Michael, peddler, r. I bet 10th and Uth

Avs
Sanmartino Giovanni, r. 31 Ohio PI
Sann Joseph, milker Joseph Fassler, r. Mission

Road bet Five and Six Mile Houses
Sannebeck August, wood and coal, hay and
grain, 1204 Green, r. 1206 Green
John, cook, r. 1037. ISth

W. & J. SLOANE & CO., i
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Sanquist Charles, tailor, r. 1431 Howard
" Minnie C. Miss, telegraph operator W. U.
Tel. Co., r. 33 Sanchez
Sans Baptiste, butcher Sans & Pac, r. 8 Lewis
" Jean (Sans &Pac), r. 8 Lewis
" &Pac (Jean Sans and Ismael Pac), butch-
ers, 65 Centre Market
SanSom Louis N., compositor Julius Gabriel , r.

Sansot Frank, ironer Peter Hondeville, r. 234, 1st

" Pauline Miss, laundress, r. 631 Jackson
Santa Barbara Bituminous Eock Co., Joseph
Scheerer president, 21-23, 10th
" Barbara Lumber Co.. J. A. Hooper presi-
dent, H. M. Furman secretary, ofhce 4
California
" Barbara Mineral Water Co., David Hirsch-
ler president and general manager, Hen-
ry J. Gerdau vice-president, Peter C.
Brock secretary, 29 Market
" Colomas Inocencio de, porter Edward P.

Roche, r. 111794 Kearny
" Cruz Charles M., bellman Palace Hotel,
r. 46 Ritch
Santa Cruz City and County Directory, F. M.
Husted publishers, 530 California, room
65
Santa Cruz Island Co., Arthur J. Caire secre-
tary, offlce 521-523 Market
" Cruz Lime Co., Robert Ewing president,
408 California
Santa Cruz Rock Pavement Co., J. W. Mc-
Donald president, W. E. Dennison, sec-
retary, 10-11 and 45 Mills Bldg, 5th floor
" Cruz Trinity H., taxidermist, r. 1001

Washington
" Fe Fruit and Refrigerator Co., W. R. Al-
berger general agent, 61 Chronicle Bldg
Santa Fe Route, 61 Chronicle Bldg

" Marina E. J. de Mrs., r. Palace Hotel
SantailasciB., fruits and vegetables, 146, 5th
Santallier Felix, agent Compagnie Du Boleo,

14 Sansome, room 17
Santandreu Antonio M. Rev., rector Yglesia de
Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe, r. 908
Broadway
Santella Giovanni, laborer, r. 29 Hinckley
Santich George M., cook Anton E. Barbich, r.

641 Mission
Santif Celia E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 506 Hermann
" Essie M. Miss, shoefltter, r. 506 Hermann
" Joseph, porter, r. 6 Polk Lane
" Mary, widow, r. 506 Hermann
Santina Pietro, hostler James Fagan & Son, r.

9 Calhoun
Santini Ellenor, plaster decorations. 124 Mc-
Allister
" Lorenzo, sculptor Ellenor Santini, r. 124

McAllister
" Marco, r. 124 McAllister
Santisteban Gabriel C, teacher guitar, r. 1540

Jackson
Santoni Giuseppe, fisherman, r. 9 St. Charles PI
Santos Antone, mariner, r. 208 Jackson
" J., seaman, r. 112 Jackson
" John, seaman, r. 224 Jackson
" Jose, seaman, r. 329 Broadway
" Joseph, laborer, r. 216 Jackson
" Maria Miss, r. 429 Pacific
" Mary Miss, lodgings, 429 Broadway
" Rose, widow, r. 429 Pacific
Santour Mihram, compositor Commercial Pub-
lishing Co., r. 423/2 Hyde
Santry Michael, laborer, r. 31 Ford
" Timothy, molder J. Roylance Brass Wks,
r. 104 Andover Av

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Sanweben Christian, deckhand tug Monarch, r.

•^■Z South Park
Sapero K. O., optician, r. 425 Kearny
Saphos Constantine Z., laundryman, r. 1116 Lar-

kin
Sapin George C, salesma;n Will & Finck Co., r.

538 Harrison
Saporiti Frank (Saporiti & Benetti), r. 1248 Va
lencia
" & Benetti (Frank Saporiti and Italo Ben-
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lencia
Sapp Fred, seaman, r. 131 East
Sapphire The, Mrs. Edwinona C. Davis pro-
prietor, 413 Jones
Saraeco Carlo, r. 526 Filbert
Saraco Frank, laborer Gray Bros., r. SW cor

25th and Douglass
Saragossa Manuel, fisherman, r. 4 Kohler PI
Sarah B. Cooper Congregational Kindergar-
ten, 9th Av and H
" John, miner, r. 741 Natoma
Saratoga Hall, Otto Willweber manager, 814
Geary
" Improvement Co., 202 Market, room 4
" Orchard Co., 202 Market, room 4
" Packing Co., 202 Market, room 4
• Packing Co., Balfour, Guthrie & Co. agents,
Frank C. Beazley manager, 316 Cali-
fornia
" Stables, Charles C. Maxon proprietor, 818

Geary
" The, 118, 6th
Sarber John F., r. 1802 Page
Sarcander Carl, r. 810 Jessie

" Fred, carpenter, r. 810 Jessie
Sardi John Rev., S. J., clergyman St. Ignatius

Church, r. 214 Hayes
Sargent A. A. Mrs., r. 1630 Folsom
" Alvan Z, chemist, r. 2517 Sacramento
" Arthur W., granite cutter, r. 112 Mason
■' E., lineman Pac. Tel. &Tel. Co., r. Oakland
" Elizabeth Miss, oculist, 1630 Folsom
" Frances Miss, principal Emily P. Walker
Memorial Free Kindergarten, 211-213,
9th, r. 1633 Clay
■• FranoesD. Miss, school teacher,r. 305 Jones
" Frank A., teamster Cal. St. RR., r. 1325

Sacramento
" Frank G., salesman Goodyear Rubber Co.,
r. Alameda
Sargent George C, attorney at law, 530 Cali-
fornia, rooms 30-31, r. 1630 Folsom
" George W., machinist Union I. Wks, r. 502

Shotwell
" Helen M. Mrs., dressmaking, 112 Mason
" John A., purser str Bonita
" Mary A., widow, r. 420 Ellis
" Nicholas F., steward University Club, r.

40i) Leavenworth
" Sarah L., widow, dressmaker, r. 242'/^, 9th
" Thomas F., clerk Peter F. Collier, r. 429
Clementina
Sarina Jennie Miss, bag sewer American Salt

Co., r. 1 Eaton PI
Sarjentson Richard, r. 902 Montgomery
Sarle Benonia, millwright, r. 2612 Bush
" Lester, cashier W. Loaiza & Co., r. 2612

Bush
" Richard A., pattern maker, r. 911, 23d
" Sherman A., clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r.
911, 23d
Sarles Julia Mrs., teacher Cleveland Primary

School, r. 2318 Steiner
Sarll Adelbert J., cigar maker G. H. Bertram &
Co., r. 2422 Calif ornia

Sarmento Antonio A. (Cunha & Sarmento), r. ;

Oakland
Saroni Giovanni B., laborer, r. 11 Pollard PI ,

" Louis (Louis Saroni & Co), r. 622 Turk
Saroni Louis & Co. (Louis Saroni and Simon
Kohn), candy manufacturers and sugar
grinders, 508-5i2 Front
" Luigi, bootblack, r. 20 Hinckley
■' Salvatore, laborer, r. 510 Green
Sarraille Eugene, driver Mrs. M. B. Huff, r. 34th
off San Jose Av
" John, milker August Pontacq, r. cor Berlin

and Felton
•' Michael, painter, r. 525 Bay
" Peter, contractor, r. 525 Bay
Sarrazin Alphonse, cook Occidental Hotel, r.
1313 Stockton
" Martha Mrs., employee French Hospital .
Sariebi Angelo, bootblack, r. 10 Margaret PI .
Sarrecq Andrew, clerk G. Orsi, r. 812 Filbert ,
Sarret Pierre, tanner Legallet-Hellwig Tan-
ning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
Sarsfleld Cornelius Mrs., widow, r. 2123 O'Far-
rell
" John H., bookkeeper, r. 2123 O'Farrell
"' Michael, tailor, r. 548 Linden Av
" Peter, marine fireman, r. 557 Howard
" Reginald, painter, r. 2123 O'Farrell
Sarthou Bernard, laundry, 1231 Golden Gate Av
" Jacob (Sarthou & Trebucq), r. 35th Av

South nr Railroad Av
" Octavia Miss, r. 1231 Golden Gate Av
•' & Trebucq (Jacob Sarthou and Denis Tre-
bucq), dairymen, 35th Av South nr Rail-
road Av
Sarti Annie, widow, r. 11.55 Harrison
Sartini Vittorio (Sartini & Micheli), r. 515 Green
" & Micheli (Vittorio Sartini and Guglielmo
Micheli), wood and coal, 1523 Dupont
Sartori Augustine P. (Sartori & Fantina), r. 1026.
Sacramento •

" H. R., bookkeeper I. Sartori & Co., r. San

Rafael
" I. & Co. (Ignazio and Victor Sartori), pro-
: prietors Fairville Creamery, 8 Lick PI

" Ignazio (I. Sartori & Co.), r. San Rafael
" Joseph, r. 1309 Stockton
" Victor (I. Sartori & Co.),r. Fairville, Cal.
Sartori & Fantina (Augustine P. Sartori and
Antonio Fantina). proprietors Campi's
• Restaurant, 105-108 O'Farrell
r Sartorio O. & Co. (Orazio Sartorio), fresco paint-
ers, 324 Mason
" Orazio (O. Sartorio & Co.),r. 539 Vallejo .
Sartorius Alfred M.. brass finisher Thomas
Day & Co., r. 1646 Howard
" J. George, foreman S. F. Novelty and Plat-
ing Wks, r. 1646 Howard
Sarubo Antonio, window cleaner, r. 10 Margaret
PI
" Giovanni, laborer, r. 10 Margaret PI
Sass Brothers (Claus and Jochim), proprietors
Kentucky Home, 1530 Kentucky
" Christian, master barge Yolo, oface 24

Clay, r. 242(4 Greenwich
" Claus (Sass Bros.), r. 1530 Kentucky
" Edward 0. B., type caster, r. 1114c Flor-
ida
" Henry H., coffee saloon, 631 Clay, r. 712

Kearny
" Jochim (Sass Bros.), r. 1530 Kentucky
" Louis, carpenter, r. 1113, 20th
" Peter, capitalist, r. 34 Ellis
■' William W., gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r,
1057 Folsom
Sassenberg Gustav, coffee saloon, 613 Clay, r.

622 Clay
Sassoe John, brass finisher A. Particelli, r. 565

Bryant
Sassus Jacques, expressman, 210 Montgomery

Av, r. 1904 Greenwich
Sasuita Dolores, widow, r. 1320 Powell
Safer A. Miss, packer Viavi Co., r. 216 Lang-
ton
<■ Alfred, teamster Bocarde Drayage Co., r.

216 Langton
■' Harry, r. 216 Langton
" Julia, widow, r. 216 Langton
" Lizzie Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 1137%, 24th

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cor Pine and Sansome

" Trust The. William H. Harnden secretary,

520 Montgomery, room 1

Sathman George, carriage blacksmith Carvill

MfgCo.,r. 908Girard
Satke Charles, tailor, 504 Kearny
Satorious Frederick, cellerman Cal. Wine Assn,

r. 6771/2 Mission
Satow John, bartender, r. 713 California
Satterlee John P. (Allen & Satterlee), r. 724

O'Farrell
Satterthwaite Robert T. M., salesman, r. 522

Eddy
Satterwhite William T. (S. Morris & Co.), r. 7

Flood Bldg
Sattler Andrew, chief jailor County Jail No. 1,
r. 1500a Howard
" George, foreman Catton, Bell & Co., r. 20b

Rausch
" Henry (H. H. Sattler & Co.), r. 1417 Octavia
" . Henry, cabinet maker Kragen Furniture

Co., r. 5 Mason
" Hermann H. (H. H. Sattler & Co.), r, 1417
Octavia
■ " H. H. & Co. (Hermann H., Henry and Jos-
esh Sather and Charles Silh6rstein),
wholesale dairy produce, 427 Front
" Joseph (H. H. Sattler & Co.), r. 1417 Oc-
tavia
" Joseph, bookkeeper Pac. Tool and Supply

Co., r. 1425 Webster
" -Simon Emillienne Mrs., midwife and elec
trician, r. 712a Union
Sauber William, fruiis and vegetables, 154a

Geary
Sauer Adam, carpenter, r.'837i4, 17th
" Albert, foreman U. S. Brewery, r. 220 Grove
" George, doorkeeper Orpheum Theatre, r.

720 Howard
" George J., pressman J. O. Jephson Co.,r.

Berkeley ^

" George N., principal St. Joseph's Gram-
mar S hool, SW cor 10th and Howard, r.
1417 Howard
" Henry, barber, 848 Valencia
" Henry, bottler John Wieland Brewery, r.
125 Olive Av .^

" Henry, porter M. Brown & Sons, r. 824

Geary _^ , .

" John A., traveling salesman Wangenheim,

Sternheim & Co., r. 318 Myrtle Av
*' Paul, painter, r. 339 Tehama
«' Peter, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r.

Humboldt nr Rhode Island
" Tillie, domestic, 228 Waller
J9®"Sauer. See Saur

Sauers Charles R., foreman Golden Gate Lum-
ber Co.'s Mill, r. 1820 Filbert
Sauerwein Gustav H., painter M. Harmuth, r.

130 Fern Av
Saul Alexander, seaman, r. 21 Stanford
" Eugene, r. 2667 Howard
" Eugene C, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 2667
Howard ^ ,.

" George M., dentist, 112 Kearny, r. 1530 Cali-
fornia
" James A., plumber Truman S. Clark Co., r.

1419 Mission
" John, notions, 337, 6th
" Margaret E., widow, r. 2667 Howard
" OvertonM.,dentist,112Kearny, r. 1530Cali-
f orn1 a
je®=-Saul. See Sohl ^^^^

SaulanPeterB., laborer Samuel Baker, r. 1519

Dupont
Saulet Carl, pilot str T. C. Walker, r. Stockton
Saulmann Julius, solicitor Fireman's Fund Ins.

Co., r. 218 Stockton
Saulovich Matteo, laborer Matteo Drobaz, r. 6

Washington
Saulpaugh Edward R., engineer, r. 310, 19th
Saulsberg William F., mechanic W. W. Mon-
tague & Co., r. Alameda
Saulsburg George, superintendent Bay City

Match Co.. r. 1823 Howard
Saulsbury George D., lumberman, r. 306, 7th
J8®=-Saulsbury. See Salisbury and Salsbury

Saulter Jennie Miss, housekeeper New Western

Hotel
Saundermann Carl, bartender James Cairns, r.

SE cor Stanyan and Sullivan
Saunders Albert L., compositor, r 734 Pine
" Augustus, engineer, r. 1935 Lexington Av
■' Bertba A., physician, 531 Sutter
" Charles W., r. 49 Hermann
'( Charles W., painter, r. 3311^ Bryant rear
" D. Edgar (Roberts & Saunders), r. 121 Turk
-f Edward, r. 25 Taylor
" Edward V., salesman, r. 1322 California
" Elias, salesman Miller, Sloss & Scott, r.

1531 Waller
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 504 Capp
" Elizabeth Miss, kindergarten teacher, r.

2038 Steiner
" Emilia, widow, r. 25 Taylor
" Ethelbert E., engineer S. P. Co., r. 1935

Lexington Av
" Frederick, mince-meat and catsup manu-
facturer. 703 Bryant, r. 1151 Market
" Frederick jr. , foreman Frederick Saunders,

r. 1151 Market
" Frederick A., drayman McNab & Smith, r.

15a McLea Court
" George, floorman William E. Bridge, r.

Park Hotel
" George W., r. 734 Pine
■' H.,r. 307, 4th

" Harry M., carpenter, r. 734 Pine
" Huston C, porter, r. 21 Verona PI
" James, carpenter, r. 408 Elizabeth
" Jesse, cook, r. 336a Bush
" John D., teamster, r. 23 Cook
" Joseph P., porter Le Count Bros., r. 605 Pine
" Joseph S. W., carpenter and builder, 40

New Montgomery, r. 411 Lyon
" Josephine Miss, teacher Redding Primary

School, r. 632 Polk
" J. W., master mariner, r. 901 Powell
" MarthaC, widow, r. 2038 Steiner
^' Mary I. Mrs., nurse Hospital for Children,

3700 California
" Susan Mrs., proprietor The Delaware, 1141-

1151 Market
" Walter, physician, r. 219 Leavenworth
" William D., waiter J. David Swanton, r.

821 Folsom
" William E., salesman Rosenthal Bros. &

Co., r. 2038 Steiner
" William H., attorney at law, 36 Mills Bldg

4th floor, r. 712 Sutter
" William J., carpenter ship Eclipse, r. 544

Howard
" William O., laborer U. S. Custom House,
r. 5 Glover
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Saunderson David, r. 728 Haight
Sauneuf George J., stone grainer, r. 1703 Kearny
Saunter Paul, carpenter and builder, 823'/^ Jack-

Saur Jacob, engineer South S. F. Packing and
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Sauret Marius, florist, 2207 Mission

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Sausanitto Giacomo, bootblack, r. 521 Vallejo
Sausse Stirma, laborer, r. 236 Greenwich
Sausset Louis E., upholsterer John Hoey, r.

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Sautell E. W., master mariner, r. 1010, 22d
Sauter Charles, dairy produce, 1405 Stockton

" Frank, butcher Heineman & Stem, r. 3!4
Cedar Av

" Herman, model maker and machinist, 759
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" Ernest F., clerk local freight office S. P.
Co., r. 241 Richland Av

" John R., finisher P. H. Jackson & Co., r. 35
Nevada Av
Sauvage Leon, French laundry, 314, 5th
Sauvaire August, foreman The Leduc Tule Imp.

Co., r. Berkeley
Sauvlet William, teacher music, r. 604 Oak

" William Jr., r. 604 Oak
Saux Henrietta Mrs., lodgings, 309 Grant Av

" Louis, cook French Hospital, r. 309 Grant
Av
Savage Alfred, with Hiram L. Gear, 211 San-
some

" Alice, widow, r, 10%. Sherwood PI

" Andrew, blacksmith, r. 435 Bryant

" Celia Miss, nurse St. Mark's Hospital

" Charles F., mailing clerk Butterick Pub-
lishing Co., r. 91U4 Mission

" Edward, commission broker, 26-28 Leides-
dorff, r. 306 Stockton

" Eugene, flier Union Box Factory, r. 116
Alta

" George, restaurant, 529c Hayes

" Henry Mrs., widow, r. 2418 Mission

" Hugh J., waiter, r. 10^4 Sherwood PI

" James, laborer, r. 68 Minna

" James, laborer, r. 211 Perry

" James J., finisher Hey wood Bros. & Co., r.
1025, 16th Av South

" J. F. Mrs., r. 21/2 Converse

" John, helper Edison Light and Power Co.,
r. 223 Birch Av

" John E. Mrs., r. NE cor Ashbury and

' Frederick

" John H., gasfltter, r. 13 Folsom Av

" Lincoln E., attorney at law, 1207 Market

'• Mary A., widow, r. 24 Lewis

" Michael, tailor, r. 138 Clara

" Michael J., contractor, r. 802 Shotwell
Savage Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), George
R. Wells president, Edward B. Holmes
secretary, 50 Nevada Block

" Nicholas J., plumber F. Raisch, r. 13 Fol-
som Av

" Patrick, engineer tugboat Rockaway, r. 2
Clinton

" Patrick, cook, r. 625, 2d

" Patrick H., machinist P. C. S. S. Co., r. 13
Folsom Av

" Peter P., pressman, r. 116 Alta

" P. R. Mrs., r. 331 Fell

" R. Mrs., widow, r. 91714 Mission
Savage Theodore (Carson & Savage), attorney
at law, 558-560 Emporium Bldg, 5th floor,
r. 700 Broderick

" Thomas, secretary Revista Publishing
Co., 6 Mills Bldg, 3d floor, r. 606 Mont-
gomery

" Thomas E., bootblack, 1007 Howard, r. 957
Market

" Walter R.,r. 331 Fell

" William, machinist, r. 2 Clinton

Savage William, shoemaker, 1032 Sutter
" William C, manager Golden Gate Manu-
facturing Co., 223 Mission
" William F., stockcutter, r. 116 Alta
" William H., blacksmith, r. 754 Harrison
Savannah Bessie Miss, cashier Kohlberg,
Strauss & Frohman, r. 606 Fell
" Michael, salesman Triest & Co., r. 606 Pell
" Rose, widow, r. 606 Fell
" Samuel, musician, r. 606 Fell
Savart Louis, proprietor Hotel de France,

6161/2-618 California
Saville John, seaman str San Bias
Saven Jennie, domestic, 1622 Clay
" Stephen Rev., r. 1130 Pacific
Savery Edwin, metal spinner Boesch Lamp Co.,
r. II2814 Alabama
" William W., conductor Market St. Ry, r.
542 Jersey
4®=Savery. See Savory
Savich Stephen, waiter, r. 107 Austin Av
Savignac John, tailor, r. 12 Lynch
Saville John H. (Saville, MacLymont & Co.),
office 10 Annie

SAVILLE, MacLYMONT & CO.

(John H. SavUIe and Victor H. M. Mac-
Lymont), proprietors California Met-
allurgical Works, 10 Annie, opposite
Palace Hotel, telephone Main 733

SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY,

S. C. Bigelow president, Arthur A.
Smith vice-president, Cyrus W, Car-
many cashier, 101 Montgomery cor
Sutter, telephone Main 5382

Savio Emilio, fruits and vegetables, 530 O'Far-
rell
" Paolo, clerk Emilio Savio, r. 534 O'Farrell
" Secondo, fruits and vegetables, 1201i^ Fol-
som
Savon and Carpet Cleaning Co., Brandt & Davis

managers, 206 Leavenworth
Savonello Charles, dairyman, 33d Av South nr

San Bruno Av
Savory John R., shipping, office 13 Steuart, r.
1233 Vallejo
" Kate, widow, r. 1109 Post
" Mary, widow, r. 1233 Vallejo
" Richard, r 48 Cook
Savoy, finest imported millinery, 143 Post
Savoy Hotel, Mrs. A. Hesthal proprietor, NE

cor Post and Powell
Sawdon Thomas T., 1st asst. engineer strCitv

of Peking, r. 1224 O'Farrell
Sawers Charles G., bookkeeper Balfour, Guthrie

& Co., r. 1011 Bush
Sawin Dora, widow, dressmaker, r. 242 Taylor
Sawtelle David, insurance, 439 California, r.
1816b Ellis
" Eugene W., freight clerk, r. 327, 19th
•• Guy E., carrier postoffice. r. 923Vi Mission
" James C, motorman Market St. Ry, r. 923i4
Mission
46r-Sawtelle. See Sautell
Sawyer Albert F., physician, 836 Sutter, r.
Palace Hotel
" Anna L., asst. Free Public Library, r. 819

Bush
'• Anna M. Miss, r. 733 Bush
" Annie, widow, r. 240 San Jose Av
" August, expressman, cor California and

Kearny, r. 374 Natoma
" August A., clerk Tillmann & Bendel, r. San

Leandro
" Benjamin F., policeman, r. 1212 Jackson
" Charles E., r. 644 Waller
" Charles H., produce commission, 417-419

Front, r. Berkeley
" Charles P., bookkeeper Samuel McCartney,

r. 714 Bush
" Daniel W., carrier postoffice, r. 107 Col-

lingwood
" E. D. (Sawyer & Burnett), r. 819 Bush
" Edward A., clerk, r. 1509^2 Devisadero
" Edward E., office 420 California, rooms 1-2,

r. 819 Bush
" Forrest, bartender Philip J. Crimmins, r.
113 Larkin

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Sawyer Frank E., r. 819 Bush

" George, student, r. 2023 Fillmore

" George M., painter, r. Wolfe nr California
Av

" George W., milkman, r. Goettingen nr
Bacon

" Herbert C, physician, 15 Hill

" House, Mary A. Sawyer proprietor, 801 De-
visadero

" John A., asst. foreman Siebe & Green

" John F., painter Market St. Ry., r. 430
Eddy

" John H., fireman, r. 406 Jones

" Joseph, truckman Truck 3, r. 28 Washing-
ton Av

" Joseph H., foreman stereotyper The Bulle-
tin, r. 120. 11th

" Kate Mrs., r. 367 Jessie

■' Lewis B., floorman G. W. Brown, r. ibZYi
Minna

" Lewis E., clerk, r. 230 Scott

" Lorenzo S. B., attorney at law, 508 Califor-
nia, room 41, r. 617 Hyde

" Margaret, widow, r. 424% Shotwell

" Mary A., widow, proprietor Sawyer House,
801 Devisadero

" Meredith, secretary U. S. Circuit Court of
Appeals, r. 617 Hyde

" Milton G., clerk Registry Division Post
Office, r. 4(12 Hayes
Sawyer M. L. Mrs., manager Phonograph Co. ,
216 Bush, r. 733 Bush

" Nathaniel, watchman Eagle Automatic
Can Co., r. 150914 Devisadero

" R. H., watchman Palace Hotel

" Robert H., stereotyper, r. 109V^ Germania

" Samuel T., printer Post, r. 3124a 16th
Sawyer Tanning Co., S. E. Holden president,
L. J. Norton secretary, tanners (Napa,
Cal.), Charles L. Field agent, 312 Clay

" Thomas, liquors. 935 Mission

" William F., attorney at law, 11-12 Mills
Bldg, 9th floor

" William P., bartender Thomas Sawyer

" William T. (Kempkey, Gilham & Sawyer),
r. 1412 Bush
Sawyer & Burnett. (E. D. Sawyer and John M.
Burnett), attorneys at law, 420 Califor-
nia, rooms 1-2
Saxe Albert A., clerk W. P. Fuller & Co., r. 617
Eddy

" Bertram, clerk, r. 617 Eddy

" Charles G., master mariner, r. 812 Eliza-
beth

" Edward E., woodcarver Sterling Furniture
Co., r. 218 Crescent Av

. ' Elizabeth J., widow, r. 218 Crescent Av

'" Harry A., salesman Cal. Furniture Mfg.
Co.

" Herman A., teacher, r. 41 Hill

" Homer P., live stock dealer, r. 638, 21st

" John D., operator Pac. Postal Tel. Cable
Co., r. 41 Hill

" Marion C, conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 1821i/i
Hyde

" Oliver, meter man Spring Valley W. W., r.
509 Lombard

" Orman F., housemover, r. 15 Grand Av

" William P., r. 218 Crescent Av
4®~Saxe. See Sachs
Saxon Samuel, laborer, r. 801 Union
Saxsenmeier Joseph, maltster John Wieland

Brewery, r. 44 Clementina
Saxton David, salesman Western Furnishing
Co., r. 143 Murphy Bldg

" tedward W., bridge builder, r. 328, 3d

" James G., r. 615a Lombard
J6®="Saxton. See Sexton

Saxtorph Henry (Holm & Saxtorph), r. Oak-
land
Say Luther M.,gripman Market St. Ry.,r. 319%,

10th
Sayer Albert, r. 634, 23d

" Ella Miss, with Mrs. M. H. Ober, r. 7%
Bowie Av

" Harry, apprentice H. Friedrichs, r. 7%
Bowie Av
Joseph W. , laborer S. P. Co. , r. 7% Bowie Av
See Sayre

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

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Sayers Florence Miss, nurse, r. 1521 Pine
" Frederick, plumber, r. 1526 Stockton
" Joseph, teamster, r. 141% Chattanooga
" J. Walter, clerk London, Paris and Ameri-
can Bank, r. Alameda
" Wallace A., r. 71 Shipley
" William F., attorney at law, 306 Pine,
room 15, r. 2128 Broderick
Sayle Richard, foreman blacksmith Union I.

Wks, r. 1015 Howard
Sayles Arthur L., traveling salesman, r. 224a
McAllister
" Clarence E., printer Sanborn-Perris Map

Co., r. 708% Bush
" Flavia, widow, r. 70 Natoma
" George, r. 70 Natoma

" Harry A., storekeeper John M. Klein's
Electrical Wks, r. 1001 Sacramento
4®"Sayles. See Sales

Saylor Amelia Mrs., clairvoyant, r. 330 Fell
" Benjamin F., billiard instructor, r. 18 Met-
calfe PI
" Daniel, salesman, r. 330 Fell
" Daniel W., coffee saloon, 10 Stockton, r.
2437 Sutter
iS^'Saylor. See Sailer
Sayner Alfred, r. 719, 15th
Sayous Leon, laundryman M. Charles Bernatas ,

r. 407, 3d
Sayre D. L., compositor, r. 151 Minna
Sayre John H., secretary National Fertilizer
Co., 405 Montgomery, room 5, r. San Mateo
" J. S., peddler, r. 1140 Market
4®- Sayre. See Sayer

Say well Harry T., teamster William Raubinger
& Sons, r. 719 Lombard
Sylvester, carpenter, r. 1105 Broadway
Thomas, gardener, r. 719 Lombard
William, carpenter, r. 912 Treat Av
William P., teamster, r. 719 Lombard
William P., wool sorter Ballard & Hall, r.
912 Treat Av
Sbarboro Alfred E., cashier Andrea Sbarboro,

r, 3401 Washington
Stoarboro Andrea, secretary Italian -Swiss
Agricultural Colony, San Francisco
Mutual Loan Association, San Fran-
cisco and Oakland Mutual Loan Asso-
ciation, Italian-Swiss Mutual Loan
Association and San Francisco Home
Mutual Loan Association, office 524
Montgomery, telephone Main 892. r. 3401
Washington, telephone West 1010
Augustine J., teamster, r. 2307 Mason
Bartholomew, merchant, r. 1717% Hyde
Charlotte J. Mrs. (Sbarboro & Co.), r. 1230

Filbert
Gustav, r. 2307 Mason
James, r. 2307 Mason
Joseph H., stair builder, r. 523. 7th rear
Thomas, r. 2307 Mason
&Co. (Mrs. Charlotte J. Sbarboro), whole-
sale and retail groceries, 531 Washington
Sbragia Angelo, liquors and restaurant, 509
Washington, r. 1027, 23d
" Charles (Maggiora & Sbragia), r. 118
Washington
Scaddan Charles, driver, r. 322% Brannan
Scaflre Joseph, cellarman Hilbert Bros., r. 1523

Mason
Scaglione Louis, tailor, r. 9 Bannam PI
Scalzo Charles, bootblack Vito Fabri, r. 1315

Dupont
Scales Amanda M., widow, r. 1812 Union
" Percy S., clerk local freight office S. P. Co.,
r. 1001 Bush

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Scalmanini Antonio Jr., clerk D. Ghirardelli
Co., r. 814 Montgomery

" Catherina, widow, r. 907^/^ Filbert

" Charles, driver Henry Buneman, r. 814
Montgomery

" Giovanni, refiner D. Ghirardelli Co., r. 814
Montgomery
Scamell Arthur E., clerk J. W. Scamell, r. 2113
Fillmore

" Edward, r. 2113 Fillmore

" Ellen, widow, r. 2113 Fillmore

" Joseph W., manager Scamell's Pharmacy,
SW cor ]3ush and Devisadero
4®="Scamell. See Schammel
Scamell's Pharmacy, Joseph "W. Scamell mana-
ger, SW cor Bush and Devisadero
Scammon Jefferson H., machinist, r. 1137, 24th

" Leland S., printer, r. 1137, 24th
Scanatich Mateo, hackman, r. 515, 23d
Scandinavian Cemetery, 34th Av and Clement

" Gospel Hall, 1131'/2 Mission

" Home, 66-68 Oregon

" Home, Henry J. Schroeder proprietor, 135
Folsom

" Publishing Co. (Jens C. Hansen), job print-
ers and publishers Pacific Skandinav,
44 East

" Society, 121 New Montgomery
Scandrett Alfred J., 1st asst. engineer str State
of California, r. 3 Essex PI

" Richard, clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 702
Fell
Scanlan Annie, widow, r. 426a 23d

" Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1240% Bush

" Edward, coachman, r. 1299 Van Ness Av

" George J., patternmaker 1st St. Wks,
Union I. Wks, r. 29 Stanly PI

" James, coremaker, r. 22, 24th

" James, laborer, r. 1016 Greenwich

" James, reporter Post, r. 1010 Union

" John, baker John Hughes, r. 442 Clemen-
tina

" John, laborer, r. 1240Vi'Bush

" John, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 20 Sherwood
PI

" John A., solicitor, r. 533 Greenwich

" John D , porter Club Metropole, r. 502 Bush

" John J., patternmaker, r. 29 Stanly PI

" John T., conductor Presidio and Ferries
RR, r. 1222 Green

" Margaret, widow, r. 1240^2 Bush

" Martin, r. 217 Minna

" Michael, r. 140 Perry

" Roger, bookkeeper, r. 18 Page

" Thomas, horseshoer Martin O'Dea, r. 26
Lapidge
Scanlin David, r. 1412 Powell

" John, yardman Wainwright & Easton, r.
30 Market

" William J., varnisher, r. 4 Juri
Scanlon Frank J., liquors, SE cor Point Lobos
and 30th Avs, r. NW cor Point Lobos and
22d Avs

" James, wood and coal, 740 Treat Av

" Patrick, teamster. James Gorie. r. 39 Moss
Scanlon Patrick iRev., rector St. Joseph's
Church, r. 214, 10th

" Timothy J., carriage painter Gowan, Gor-
man & Co., r. SO, 12th

" William, machinist, r. 132Vi Oak

" William H., fireman Flint & McLennan, r.
619,3d
Scannell John, teamster, r. 1324, 17th

" Hannah, widow, r. 242a 12th

" Hannah, domestic, 1319 Golden Gate Av

" Jeremiah F. (Biehn & Scannell), r. 242a 12th

Scarf George B., packer Smiths' Cash Store,

r. 2120 Point Lobos Av
Scarles Albert C, landscape artist, r. 2213 Tay-
lor
" Benjamin, vice-president Cal. Wire Cloth

Co.. r. 2213 Taylor
" Cyrus, weaver, r. 2213 Taylor
" Horace C, bookkeeper, r. 2213 Taylor
Scarritt Harry M., head salesman Western Meat

Co., r. 314 O'Farrell
Scatena Antonio, fisherman, r. 908 Sansome
" Antonio, longshoreman, r. 12 Bartol
" D. & Co. fDominico Scatena and Dante De
Beni), fruits and vegetables, 439% Hayes
" Daniel (S. Scatena & Co.), r. 102 Austin Av
" Dominico (D. Scatina & Co.), r. 416 Ivy Av
" F. & Co. (Fortunato Scatena), produce com-
mission, 303 Washington
" Fortunato (F. Scatena & Co.), r. 535 Union
" Giuseppe (Vincenzo Davalle & Co.), r. 619

Broadway
" John, laborer, r. 1122 Montgomery
Scatena L. & Co. (Lorenzo Scatena and Ama-
deo P. Giannini), general commission
merchants and wholesale dealers domes-
tic and dried fruits, 104-110 Washington
and 103-109 Oregon
" Lorenzo (L. Scatena & Co.), r. 604 Filbert
" Martin (Scatena & Bacigalupi), r. 1119

Kearny
" Martino, wine merchant, r. 1906 Taylor
" Pietro, gardener, r. 1122 Montgomery
" S. & Co. (Daniel and Sylvester Scatena

and Angel Galli), fruits, 1320 Polk
" Sylvester (S. Scatena & Co.), r. 102 Austin

Av
" & Bacigalupi (Martin Scatena and Paul
Bacigalupi), dry goods, 424 Montgomery
Av
Scecchitano Annie, fruits and vegetables, SW
cor 24th and Howard, r. 204 Van Ness A v
" Margaret, saleslady, r. SW cor 24th and
Howard
Scelba Mariano, editor La Voce del Popolo, r. 2

Caroline
Schaack Nicholas, porter Bertin & Lepori, r. 4%

Gerke Alley
Schaadt Frank A., builder, r. 4!4 Alemany
" Louisa, widow, r. 626, 17th
" Peter, painter, r. 626, 17th
Schaake Henry, superintendent Eagle Auto-
matic Can Co., 849 Brannan, r. 917 Guer-
rero
Schaar Adolph, upholsterer, r. 881 Shotwell
Schaate Fred, baker, r. 625 Clay
Schab Erwin, laborer, r. 512 Bush
Schabat Edward, molder Occidental Foundry,
r. Oakland
" Emile, machinist, r. 612 Hampshire
Schaber Ernest, collector, r. 314b O'Farrell
Schach Charles H., laborer, r. 33 Montezuma

" Theodore, bartender Henry Blanken
Schacht Henry, shipping and commission
merchant, 211 California, telephone Main
5833, r. 1331 Golden Gate Av
Schachtebeck Christian L., bookkeeper The

Bank of California, r. 1837 Green
Schack Paul, cabinet maker William Bateman,

r. Fruitvale
Schad C. R., clerk W. W. Montague & Co., r. 609
Montgomery Av
" Paul T., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 1518

Eddy
" Theresa, widow, r. 645 Washington
" William H., jeweler W. A. L. Miller, r. 26
Clinton Park
Schadde Edward, plumber, r. 354 Grove
" Henry, clerk, r. 354 Grove
" Sophie, widow, r. 354 Grove
" William A., clerk Thomas Magee&Sons,
r. 2649 Howard
Schade A., machine hand S. F. Planing Mill, r.
1768 Howard
" F., baker str City of Sydney
" Frederick C, shipsmith Olsen, Ruth &

Cook, r. 1313, 17th
" Henry, groceries and liquors, 126 Guerrero
" Henry E. (Ocksen & Schade), r. 811 Leav-
enworth

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123 CALIFORNIA STREET.

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Schade Rudolph H. L., carpenter, r. 1313, 17th

" William J., r. 309 Diamond
^eS^Schade. See Shade and Schad
Schadt Calvin F., carpenter, r. 31 Rose Av
Schaefels Girard, cook Cooper & Bond, r. 610

Pine
Schaefer Adam, painter Schaefer Brothers, r.
804 Valencia
" Albert, shoemaker, 941 Clay, r. 1431 Mason

rear
" Andrew, cutter Charles Lyons, r. Oakland
" August, r. 456, 15th
" August, candies, 33, 6th, 1303 Market and

430 Hayes, r. 915 Fillmore
" Brothers (Jacob and Peter), painters, 804

Valencia
" Charles, cigar dealer, r. 1017 Mason
" Charles, painter Schaefer Brothers, r. 800

Schaefer Charles G., paints and oils, 741 Mis-
sion, r. 791 Sutter

" Charles H. A., salesman Louis Fromm, r.
3635 Sutter

" Charles O., foreman General Electric Co.,
r. 2417 Sutter

" Charles P., policeman, r. 323, 11th Av

" Charlotte, widow, r. 725 Broadway

" Christian, cooper David Woerner, r. 516,
16th

" Clara Miss, bookkeeper John H. Spohn, r.
2429 Washington

" Edward, laborer, r. 31 Boardman PI rear

" Frederick, cooper Hibernia Brewery, r.
581/4, 2d

" Frederick, house and sign painter, 3414
Turk, r. 1926 Bush

" George, baker, r. 417 Bush

" George, porter Haas Bros., r. 3723 Sacra-
mento

" Henry, office U Nucleus Bldg

" Henry, president The San Francisco Reg-
ister Co., 23 Stevenson, r. 704 Castro

" Jacob (Schaefer Bros.), r. 804 Valencia

" J. August, salesman John H. Spohn

" John, r. 430 Ringold

" John, car repairer S. P. Co., r. 19 Douglass

" John, pressman F. H. Abbott, r. 725 Broad-
way

" John E. D., machinist, r. 19 Douglass

" John J., liquors, 952 Howard

" Joseph, clerk Eide H. Hanjes, r. 406 Jones

" Katherine, widow, r. 31 Boardman PI rear

" Katie Miss, clerk Thomas Abbott, r. 19
Douglass

" Louis, cook, r. S73Y2 Market

„ Louis, finisher Chas. M. Plum, r. 3309, 16th

" Louis, seaman str Pomona, r. 335 Shipley

" Margaret Mrs-., midwife, r. hSM, 2d

" Maria Mrs., costumer, 34, 3d

" Mary, widow, r. 204, 24th

" Matthew, weaver, r. 1140 Market

" Otto, bartender N. Ahrens, r. 1624 Broad-
way

" Peter (Schaefer Bros.), r. 804 Valencia

" William, porter Henry Falk, r. 135, 5t.h
S®="Schaefer. See Schaefler, Schafer, Schaffir,
Shaefer, Shaefler, Shafer, Sheafler and
Shefler
Schaeffer John, porter, r. 19 Glover

" Paula Miss, governess, r. 1906 Mason
Schaer Frank, carpenter, r. 1137 Florida

" Mary, widow, r. 1 127 Florida
Schaerger Caroline, widow, r. Nevada Av nr
Union Av

" Charles, r. Nevada Av nr Union Av
Schaertzer Brothers (Frederick C. and Joseph
P.), groceries and liquors, SE cor Val-
encia and 15th

" Frederick C. (Schaertzer Bros.), r. 30
Haight
Schaertzer Henry C, attorney at law, 214 Pine,
rooms 10-11, r. 525!^ Geary

" Jacob, carpenter, r. 5 Douglass

" John A., r. 30 Haight

" John A. Jr., assistant clerk U. S. Circuit
Court, r. 30 Haight

" Joseph P. (Schaertzer Bros.), r. 30 Haight
Schaezlein Robert (Schaezlein & Burridge), r.
2938 Clay

SCHAEZLEIN & BURRIDGE

(Robert Schaezlein and Benjamin Bur-
ridge), silversmiths, manufacturers
society badges and gold, silver and
nickel platers, 3 Hardie PI
Schafer A. L., supreme secretary Royal Fra-
ternal Guardians, 318 Pine, rooms 16-17, r.
Oakland

" Albert R., liquors, SW cor Baker and Jef-
ferson

" Balthasar, barber, 3119 Fillmore

" Catherine, widow, r. 342V2, 7th

" Charles (Breig & Schafer), r. 147 Erie

" Charles, clerk Cal. Electric Supply and
Cons. Co., r. 14 Shotwell

" David salesman, r. 128 Ellis

" Emil, painter, r. 1033, 18th

' ' Frank P. , salesman L. & G. Brenner, r. 324V4
7th

" Frederick, clerk J. Kroenke, r. 1731 San
Carlos Av

" George, capitalist, r. 14 Shotwell
Schafer George, secretary Jackson Brewing
Co., 1428 Mission, r. 1004 Webster

" George Jr., printer, r. 14 Shotwell

" George F., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 2045
Pine

" Gottlieb, r. 17 Pfeiffer

" Henry, blacksmith Abner Doble Co., r. 911,
32d

" Henry, butcher, r. 10th Av South nr Rail-
road Av

" Henry F., drayman McNab & Smith, r. 415
Brannan

" Henry, teamster, r. 334 Duncan

" Henry F. W., carpenter, r. 3045 Pine

" Herman, carrier postoffioe, r. 9 Vasserot PI

" John, cooper, r. 444 Brannan

" John, teamster, r. 516 Haight

" John A., r. 1321 Larkin

' ' John H. , collection teller The Crocker- Wool-
worth National Bank,r. East Oakland

" John J., machine hand, r. 952V4 Howard

" Joseph, laborer, r. 102a Juniper

" Otto, scenic artist Columbia Theatre

" Philip, cabinetmaker W. & J. Sloane «&Co.,
r. 1721 San Carlos Av

" Philip H., upholsterer Cal. Furniture Mfg.
Co., r. 1721 San Carlos Av

" William, stock yard, 37th Av South nrP,
r. 15th Av South nr Railroad Av

" William B., plumber, r. 324, 7th

" William H., cornice maKer Forderer Cor-
nice Wks, r. 217 Shotwell
Schafler Annie, domestic, 1207 Gough

" Anton, peddler, r. Congdon nr Marshall

" Carl, portrait artist, r. 431 McAllister

" De Witt C, blacksmith Fulton Eng. &
Ship Bldg Wks. r. 403 Stockton

" Frederick, porter Weil Bros. & Sons, r.
Golden Gate. Alameda Co.

" George, laborer, r. 34 Mint Av

" Jacob F., plumber W. E. Lane, r. 718
Montgomery Av

" Katherine Mrs., varieties, 718 Montgomery
Av

" Mary Mrs., r. 18 Locust

" Matthew, laborer South S. F. Tannery

" R. W., r. 3lA Glover

" Theodore, pantryman Young & Weisman,
r. 944 Mission

" William, bartender C. B. Grass, r. 462i4
Minna
4@=-Schafler. See Schaefer, Schaefler, Schafer,
Shaefer, Shafer, Sheafler and Shefler

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COAL, COKE and PIQ IRON,

Wholesale and Retail.

Schaffhaues John H., printer Co-operative Pub-
lishing Co., r. 807 California

Schaffleld William A., contractor, r. 1318 Flor-
ida

Schaflner Frederick, solicitor, r. 315 Lombard

Scbaffner Herman, grand keeper of records
and seals Knights of Pythias. 16-17 St.
Ann's Bldg, r. 1014 Castro

Schaffrey Charles, clerk Davis, Haber & Co., r.
5261/2 Birch Av
" Fredericka, widow, r. 526;^ Birch Av
" Pauline Miss, hairdresser, r. 53614 Birch Av

Schafft Margaret Miss, r. 21 Baker
" Robert, salesman Goldberg, Bowen & Co.,
r. 929 Post

Schaible Ernst, bartender Charles Niquet, r.
108 Tehama
" Gretchen Miss, nurse King's Daughters

Home, 217 Francisco
" Joseph, blacksmith, r. 1115 Treat Av
" Rosa Miss, nurse King's Daughters Home,

Schakner Edward, tinsmith, r. 617 Mission

Schalck Lewis C, bookkeeper Livingston &
Co., r. 211 Pierce

Schalich John A., plumber, 1712 Church
" Thomas, cabinet maker, r. 3313'/4 Geary
" Thomas S., plumber C. Hoffmann, r. 1309
Stockton

Schalike Johanna, widow, r. 515V^ Fell

Schalinsky Charles, house painter, r. 434,5th

Schalitz Carl L. (Sanders & Co)., r. 3942 Clay

Schalk John, laborer Ballard & Hall, r. 456, 6th

Schall Ignatius, r. 1830Folsom

«®-Schall. See Schell

Schalle Richard, master mariner, ofBce 32 Steu-
art

Schallenberger Charles A., clerk H. K. Belden,
r. 1828 Eddy
" Lloyd E., salesman S. L. Jones & Co., r.
Woodside, Cal.

4®"Schallenberger. See Shallenberger

Schaller H. Mrs., nurse, r. 6 Howard Court
" Henry, superintendent Bottlers' Protect-
ive Assn. of Cal., 852 Howard, r. 6 How-
ard Court
" Theodore P., r. 912b Sutter

*S"Schaller. See Shaler

Schallert Joseph L., mill hand Frank A. Geier,
r. 27c Pearl

Schallich Louis, steward, r. 27% Oak Grove Av

Schallock Emil, motorman Market St. Ry., r.
Yolo nr Nebraska

Schammel Henry, capitalist, r. 612 Lombard

Schammel Packing Co., Harry A. Williams
secretary, packers canned fruits, office
308 Market, factory 401^09 Chestnut

jeS^Scharomel. See Scamell

Schamoon Abraham, peddler, r. 1020 Montgom-
ery
" David, peddler, r. 1020 Montgomery

Schander Adolph, mining expert, r. 2006 Powell

Schank George Mrs., r. 478 Tehama

Schantz Dolly, widow, r. 22161^ Fillmore

Schantzberg Peter, tailor, r. 1533 Jackson

Schanz Emil, plumber Shepard Bros., r. 1057
Mission

Schanzer Joseph, buyer F. Uri & Co., r. 1013
Pierce

Schappi Albert, cook, r. 804 Green

Schappini Taodoro (P. Riccomi & Co.), r. S s
Sierra nr Kentucky

Schardin Anne, widow, r. 324 Jones

Scharenberg Charles, groceries and liquors,
SW cor Sanchez and 13th
" Ludwig, foreman composing room Califor-
nia Demokrat. r. 1410 Pine

Scharer Louis H., pawnbroker, 1200 Market, r.

115 Bartlett
Scharetg Anton, blacksmith helper H. D.
Schindler,r. 1120 Iowa
" Anton, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. Penn-
sylvania Av bet 22d and 23d
" George, drayman, ofSce SE cor 3d and Mis-
sion, r. NW cor 22d and Tennessee, Po-
trero
" George A., laborer Tubbs Cordage Co.,

r. Pennsylvania Av bet 22d and 23d
" Lutzy, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. Penn-
sylvania Av bet 22d and 23d
Scharf Eugene, carpenter, r. 18 Parker Av
" Joseph, carpenter James ^oung, r. 18 Par-
ker Av
" L.,r. 134, 4th
Scharfl Charles L., chiropodist Loryea's New
Hammam Baths, r. 1041 Howard
" Isaac C, real estate agent, 18 Post, r. 704Vi

O'Farrell
" John, cook, r. 631 Sacramento
" John, liquors, SW cor Folsom and 19th, r.

477 Shotwell
<' Sarah, widow, r. 7041^4 O'Farrell
Scharger Conrad, mill hand William A.

Schrock, r. 21 Harriet
Scharlach G. J., salesman S. J. Friedlander
Scharlich Thomas, cabinet maker West Coast

Furniture Co., r. 31331/4 Geary
Scharlin John A., watchmaker, r. 1213 Mason
" Nathan, clerk Goldstone Bros., r. 1213
Mason
Schamhorst John, wood carver Charles F.

Schiller, r. 92, 35th
Scharninghausen Frederick, with W. Schar-
ninghausen, r. 1866 Lexington Av
" William, oyster saloon, 13, 4th
Scharowsky Albert, shipwright, r. 428 Post
" Natalie Mme., dressmaking, 428 Post
Schartz Charles, peddler, r. 327V4 Langton
Schary Julius, dry goods, 1221 Stockton, r. 716

Green
Schath Anthony, expressman, r. 34 Chatta-
nooga
" Henry J., frame maker, r. 14V2 Albion Av
" John, laborer U. S. Customs, r. 34 Chatta-
nooga
Schatz Charles M., clerk Frances Freeman, r.
34 Golden GateAv
" Phillip, second-hand furniture, 935a Fol-
som
" Pierre, cook Occidental Hotel, r. 736 Wash-
ington
Schatzle Henry, glove cutter B. Blumenthal &
Co., r. 729, 24th
" Xavier, tailor, r. 729, 24th
Schau Arthur, boots and shoes, 3035, 16th
Schau, Ingram, Batclier & Co. (Sacramento,
Cal.), importers hardware, mill, mining
and blacksmiths' supplies, and manu-
facturers mining and irrigating pipe,
Ansel B. Cheney agent, 109-111 Mis-
sion
Schaub Anna Mrs., proprietor Lafayette House,
11 Lafayette
" Benedict, paper carrier, r. 24% Rausch
Schaubel Charles, machinist, r. 1534 Eddy
Schauer Frederick, r. 320 Pacific
Schaufel Charles, bottler John Wieland Brew-
ery, r. 9 Bronte
" Louis, packer John Wieland Brewery, r. 9
Bronte
Schaufler August C, clerk auditing dept. Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. Fruitvale
" Frederick, cellarman, r. 18, 1st
Schaumleflel Frank, blacksmith John H. Bab-
• bitt, r. 5371/2, 18th
" Herman, clerk, r. 537i/^, 18th
" Jacob C, harness maker, r. 944, 19th
" John W., carriage blacksmith William

Schulz & Son, r. 537i/i, ]8lh
■' Kate, widow, r. 5371/2, 18th
" William C, butcher Schrader Bros., r. 53714,
18th
Schaumloeflel Martin, engineer Diggins Bros.,
r. 97Tilden
" William, porter Jacobson & Lobree, r. 1034
Washington

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Schaupp Frederick, cooper, r. 16 Albion Av
" Frederick, laundryman S. F. Laundry, r.

1519 Eddy
" John R., laborer, r. 2 Ritch
" Martin E., miller Del Monte Milling Ck)., r.

2 Ritch
" William H., teamster, r. 2 Ritch
Schawtz George, cook, r. 6 Montgomery Court
Scheben Eugene (Sohuler & Scheben), r. 42

Julia
ScheckLeon J. G., presser J. Spaulding & Co.,

r. 117, 6th
Scheefer Ferdinand, foreman Pac. and S. F. Box

Factory, r. 318J4 Capp
Scheel Conrad E., compositor Commercial Pub-
lishing Co., r. 11131/4 Bryant
" John H., teamster, r. 110 Henry
Scheele Henry, hostler Witzmann & Staiger, r.
415 East North
" John P., salesman Charles E. Pennell &

Co., r. 217 Eddy
" John W., plumber Petersen & Fisher, r.
r, 315 Golden Gate Av
Scheeline Edward, traveling salesman Roth &
Co., r. 1812 Sutter
" Nathan, r. 727 Capp
" Simon (Roth & Co.), r. 1812 Sutter
" Simon C. (Rosenbaum& Scheeline), attor-
ney at law, 214 Pine, rooms 36-38, r. 2110
California
" Sol E., with Daniel Meyer, r. 1827 California
Scheer August R., driver Morton Special De-
livery, r. 1419a Mason
" E. J. P., packer George H. Tay Co., r. 823

California
" George, porter Nathan, Dohrmann & Co.,

r. 1419a Mason
" Gustav A., salesman C. E. Whitney & Co.,

r. 2226 Pine
" Henry, shoemaker, r. 1419a Mason
" Henry F., barber L. B. Lippert, r. 1419

J8®"Scheer. See Scheier, Scherr, Schier and
Shear

Sclieerer Emil V., secretary Joseph Scheerer
Co., 21-25, 10th, r. 412 Liberty

Scheerer Joseph, president Joseph Scheerer
Co., California Paving Co., California
Cement Co., California Mortar Co., and
proprietor Scheerer' s Flint Rock and
Screening Co., 21-25, 10th, r. 412 Liberty

SCHEERER JOSEPH 00,

Joseph Scheerer president and mana-
ger, dealers building materials, store
and oface fixtures, asphaltum and bi-
tuminous rock, lime, cement and
ready mixed mortar, 21-23, lOth
4®"Scheerer. See Scherer, Scherrer, Schurer,

Shearer and Sherer
Scheerer' s Flint Rock and Screening Co.,
Joseph Scheerer proprietor, 21-25, 10th,
quarry cor 16th and State
" Hall, SE cor 10th and Stevenson
Scheflauer Frederick C, apprentice J. G. North,
r. 717Devisadero
'• George (Eiben & Scheffauer), r. 717 Devisa-

dero
" Herman G., architect, r. 717 Devisadero
Schefler Charles, artist Aug. Hansen Co., r.
431 McAllister
" Henry, butler, 2224 Washington
" Carl, capitalist, r. 912 Scott
Schegel Peter, merchant, r. 228 Scott
Scheggia Charles, liquors, 537 Broadway, r. 533
Broadway
" Emile, clerk Charles Scheggia, r. 1212
Kearny
Schehr John D., barber, 791 Mission, r. 452 Jessie
Scheib Albert, operator S. F. Dist. Tel. Co., r.
410, 6th
" Elsie Mrs., dressmaking, 333 Tark
" Frederick, machinist Cal. Electrical Wks,

r. Alameda
" Isidor, merchant, r. 410, 6th rear
" Louis, clerk, r. 333 Turk
Scheibe Bernhard, carpenter, r. 76 Clementina
" Hans, agent Botany Worsted Mills, 65
Crocker Bldg, r. 213'/^ Post

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

Hair Mattresses

MADE TO ORDER.
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Scheibel Charles (Scheibel & Mitchkus), r. 410
Kearny
" & Mitchkus (Charles Scheibel and John
Mitchkus), model and mechanical work-
ers, 410 Kearny, room 1
Scheibele Albert, lunch man, r. 243 Minna
Scheible Ernst, bartender, r. 108 Tehama
" Joseph, ironworker Western Iron Wks, r.

1115 Treat Av '.i^Cfj

" R., machinist The Pelton Water Wheel
Co., r. 6U6Folsom ^jriFir -

Scheibli James, merchant tailor, 539 Clay, r. 625

Locust Av
Scheid Joseph W., general blacksmith, W s
Mission Road nr Bauer
" W. Tyne, printer Brown & Bley Co., r, 913a
Howard
Scheideman John, r. 211 Fillmore
Scheier Abraham salesman P. Berwin & Bro.,
r. 3035 Washington
" Rose Miss, teacher Crocker Grammar
School, r. 923 Geary
-e®"Scheier. See Scheer, Scherr, Schier and

Shear
Scheike Helma Miss, milliner, 740 Minna
" Ivan, r. 740 Minna
" Joseph, cook, r. 740 Minna
Scheile Frederick, laborer, r. Beach bet Brod-
erick and Baker
" Robert A., musician, r. 153 Erie
Schein Frank (Wolters, Schein & Co.), r. 724a

Sehelbert John, wagon maker Ws Mission nr

Theresa, r. 336 Madrid
Scheley William, woodcarver F. T. Riley, r. 416

Green
Schelgren Charles A., engineer, r. 440, 9th rear
Schelin Margaret, widow, r. 718 Vallejo
Schell Enos P., watchman U. S. Mint, r. 3348
Clay
' ' Fred W. , manager The Morey Incandescent
Gas Burner Co., 647 Mission, r. 627, 21st
" Frederick A., bookkeeper John Middleton,

r. 2107 Webster
" George W. (Scrivner & Schell), attorney at

law, 14 Sansome, room 39, r. 627, 21st
" Peter E., bookkeeper Cousins Drydock, r.
3348 Clay
4®=-Schell. See Schall
Schellberg Anton, r. 1101 McAllister
" Peter, painter, r. 34 Douglass
" Peter Jr., machinist Adam Schilling &
Sons, r. 34 Douglass
Scheile Emil, fireman John Wieland Brewery,

r. lOObVi Minna
Schellenberg Anna Mrs., dressmaking, 17 Laskie
Schellenberger Annie, widow, r. 4V^ Scotland
Scheller Arnold W., packer Wellman, Peck &
Co., r. 116 Turk
" Henry, r. 614 Fulton

" Robert E., salesman Thomas P. Chope, r.
859 Mission
Schellhase Andreas, tailor, r. 23 Dehon
Schellin Harry F.. gripman Sutter St. Rv.. r.

2638 Sutter
Schellinger Charles F., polisher J. Roy lance
Brass Wks, r. 957 Market
" George, glazier, r. 439 Greenwich
Schellpeper Augusta Miss, dressmaldng, 1231

Market, r. 125 CoUingwood
Schels August, collector Post Office, r. 2330

Greenwich
Schemel Charles, hostler John R. Walton
Schemit Marie, widow, r. 5 Bacon PI
Schemp Jacob F. (Peterson & Schemp), r. 3135
Howard

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Schenck Charles, salesman, r. 125 Clipper
" George, painter Hooker & Co., r. 8A24th
" George W., painter. 1342 Bush
Schenck Hose Reel, ofBce 527 Market
Sctienck Stephen A. D., accountant, r. 1014 Va-
lencia
" WilliamH. H.,traveling salesman Dunham.
Carrigan & Hayden Co., r. Oakland
4®-Schenck. See Schenk
Schencks Walter J. (Miller &Schencks), r. 725i,^.

5th Av
Schendel Ada Miss, teacher Webster Primary
School, r. 408 California Av
" Alice Miss, teacher South San Francisco

Primary School, r. 408 California Av
" Anna, widow, r. 408 California Av
" William, porter Coblentz, Pike & Co.. r.
226y2 Oak
Schenk Adam, barber, lUVi, 4th. r. 163 Tehama
" Adolph, clerk C. H. Mever & Bros., r. 1919

Howard
" Albert, frame maker Herrmann Cohen, r. 124

Genuania
" Anna, widow, r. 308 Francisco
" Charles, cutter, r. 142^/4, 4th
" Charles A., draughtsman engineering dept.

S. P. Co., r. Oakland
" Edward, packer, r. 26 Clara
" Edward A., clerk W. S. Goodfellow, r. 26

Clara
" Gottfried, machinist Pac. Roll. Mill
" Gustav, gold polisher Shreve & Co., r. 1919

Howard
" Henry, brewer North Beach Brewery, r. 306

Chestnut
" Jacob, clerk, r. 220 Pacific
" John, physical instructor Young Men's

Christian Assn, r. 8 Willow Av
" William C. car inspector, r. 308 Fran-
cisco
" William A., salesman Hulse, Bradford &
Co., r. 910 Dolores
J8®-Schenk. See Schenck
Schenkberg Adolph, groceries and liquors, 2763

Bush
Schenke Paul, confectioner Albert Huber, r. 1>4

Cedar Av
Schenkel Frederick, bartender F. Garcia, r. 1301
Sacramento
" Julius, butcher, r. 1248, 5th Av South
" Julius Jr., collar maker Charles S. Ewing.

r. 8, 13th At South
" Peter, butcher Peter Schenkel
" Peter, hog butcher, E s 5th Av South nr K,
r. 732 Harrison
4®" Schenkel. See Schinkel
Schenone Joseph, vegetables, 58 Colombo Mar-
ket, r. 1308 Kearny
" Louise Miss, dressmaker, r. 1625 Dupont
Schenz Edward, cook Albert Breuss, r. 125

Clara
Schepens Frank, laborer, r. 1127 Tennessee
Scheper Andrew, pressman Francis-Valentine
Co., r. 2800 Pine
" Carsten. groceries and liquors, NE cor 21st

and York
" Carl H., salesman, r. 1813 Stockton
" Charles W., shoemaker, 214 Clipper
" George H., clerk Tillmann & Bendel, r. 721

Cole
■' Henrietta, widow, r. 210 Clipper
" Henry, with Pope & Talbot, r. 2800 Pine
" Johann L.., groceries. NW cor Polk and

Clay, r. 1701 Polk
" John, butcher T. H. Bradbury & Co., r. 2800
Pine

Scheper John H., r. 1538 Clay
" Louis P. (Larson & Scheper), r. 1583 Clay
" Martin H., molder J. Roylance Brass Wks,

r. 1009 Church
" Matilda, widow, r. 2800 Pine
Schepper Addle Mrs., r. 149, 9th
Schepplein Henry, cutler, r. 317 Green rear

" John, laborer, r. 317 Green
Scheppler John B., clerk Wm. Scheppler, r. 1528
Folsom
" Louis, jeweler Wm. Scheppler, r.l528 Fol-
som
" William, watchmaker and jeweler, 1071
Market, r. 1528 Folsom
Scherding Charles, machinist, r. cor Prentiss

and Crescent Av
Schereg Christine, widow, r. 8 Central PI
Scherer Elizabeth, widow, r. 769 Folsom
" George, brewer Chicago Brewery, r. 7 Lan-
ders
" Leon, actor, r. 1823 Powell
" Mary A. Miss, principal Garfield Primary

School, r. 769 Folsom
" Nicholas G., r. 711 Mission
" Samuel, shoemaker Max Glaser, r. 131,

4th

" William W., cabinet maker, r. 28% Collihg-

wood

4®~Scherer. See Scheerer, Shearer and Sherer

Scherf Frank A., teamster Albert E. Buckman.

r. SE cor Mayflower and Winslow

" Henry B., plasterer, r. SE cor Mayflower

and Winslow
" Regina Mrs., nurse, r. 428 Chestnut rear'
>8®»Scherf. See Sherf
Scherger Lena Miss, seamstress Julius Gens-

ler, r. 223 Union
Schering Nicholas, cellarman, r. Nebraska nr

Powhattan
Scherlin Abel, yardman S. F. Laundry

" Reinho Id. carpenter, r. 1176 Harrison
Scherma Rocco, fish dealer Antonio Bellanti, r.

334, 3d
Schermann G. Mrs, varieties, 1026 Hyde

" Gustave, clerk, r. 1026 Hyde
Schermerhorn J. D., compositor E. A. Janssen
&Co., r. 208 Eddy
" M. C. Mrs., president in charge San Fran-
cisco Settlement Association, 15 South
Park
Schernstein Carl, musician, r. 806 Treat Av
" Franck C, salesman Sherman, Clay & Co.,
r. 806 Treat Av
Scherpel Max, merchant, r. 1314a Eddy
Scherr Caroline, widow, r. 822 California
" Eduard, bookkeeper Dempster Bros., r.

2135 Mission
" Emil J., clerk, r. 822 California
" Ferdinand A., clerk, r. 822 California
" Frederick, r. 2133 Mission
" J. F., clerk Goodall, Perkins & Co., r.
Golden Gate, Cal.
4®"Scherr. See Scheer, Scheier, Schier and

Shear
Scherrer Bernard A., stock cutter W. H. Nolan
&Co., r. 1093 Howard
■' Gustav, carpenter, r. 217 Mississippi
" Ignace, cooper George Windeler & Co., r.

514, 7th Av
" Laurent, baker, r. VMVA Vallejo
4®"Scherrer. See Scheerer, Shearer and Sherer
Schertz David P., restaurant, IIO9V2 Sutter., r.

1111 Sutter
Schetter Adele Miss (Cohn & Schetter), r. 1910a
Mason
" Edmond O., druggist Louis Zeh, r. 320

Ellis
" Hermann F., clerk, r. 320 Ellis
Schettler Henry, shoemaker S. Stemberg, r.
1025 Pacific
" Louis, baker C. Reuss & Bro., r. 1504

Turk
" Louis J., modeler Samuel Kellett, r. 364
Minna
Schetzel (J. Hertz & Co.), r. 118 Grant Av
" August, barber Philip Cohen, r. 21 Mar-
ket
•■' Catherine F. Mrs., r. 227 Castro
" Marx P., r. 6 Eddy

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Scneu Philip E., clerk H. Levi & Co., r. 1109

Laguna
" Philippine, widow, r. 1109 Laguna
Scheubner William, restaurant, 713, 5tli Av, r.

330, 5th Av
Scheuch Charles, salesman The Wertheimer

Co.,r. 125 Clipper
" Leo E., cigars and tobacco, 228 Market, r.

1840, 23d
Scheudel John, cook, r. 636 Commercial
Scheuer Jacob, brewer, r. 96 Arlington
" John J., tinner John G. lis & Co., r. 2204

Geary
Scheuern Jacob, shoemaker. 803 Folsom, r. 727%

Folsom

SCHEUNERT HUGO

(formerly 12, 7tli, Odd Fellows' Bldg),
shaving parlors, first-class work, 921
Market opposite Mason, telephone
South 571, r. 652 Jessie

SCHEURER CHRISTIAN,

merchant tailor, 147, 4th

Scheurer John, kettleman U. S. Brewery, r. 19

Arlington
Scheurich William, shoemaker, 8 Virginia

Court
Scheuringer George, barber, r. 611 Stockton
Scheurmann Charles, baker, r. 607^4 Pine

" George, baker, r. 607!4 Pine
Scheuten Nicolas, satchel maker C. A. Malm &

Co.,r. 2023 Mission
Scheyer M. & Brother (S. Scheyer and Maurice
Rosenthal), importers dry goods and
gents' furnishing goods, 16-18 Sansome
" Sallush (M. Scheyer & Bro,), r. 924b Ful-
ton
Schiafflno Brothers (Prospero and Giovanni B.),
ship supplies, 621 Sansome
" Emanuel (Schiafflno & Kredewahn), r. 828

Battery
" Emanuele, candies, 2008 Mission
•' Giobatta, native wines, 1524 Powell
" Giovanni B. (Schiafflno Bros.), r. 810 Val-

lejo
" Luigi, bootblack, r. 1112 Montgomery rear
" Prospero (Schiafflno Bros.), r. 1434 Pow-
ell
" & Kredewahn (Emanuel Schiafflno and
Emil Kredewahn), liquors, SW cor
Union and Front
Schiappapietra Astolfo, salesman Sbarboro &

Co.,r. 717% Hyde
Schick John H., glassblower, r. 346, 4th
" Morris, salesman, r. 3005 California
Schiebe George, waiter, r. 1511% Mission
" Henry, horse breaker, r. 1511% Mission
" John, carpenter, r. 1511% Mission
Schied Fred (Osborn & Co.), r. 219% Elm Av
Schiedeler Charles J., engineer, r. 218, 17th
" Joseph, engineer Cal. Bottling Co., r. 318,

7th
" Joseph Jr. (Schiedeler & Banks), r. 218,

17th
■' & Banks (Joseph Schiedeler Jr. and Wil-
liam Banks), wood dealers, 1806 Fol-
som
Schiefelbein Hermann, cabinet maker Fink &

Schindler, r.-783 Folsom
Schiefer Peter, r. 103 Buchanan
" Peter Jr., clerk Anglo-Californian Bank, r.
435%, 14th
Schieffer Florence, clerk, r. 2 Sutter PI
Schiemund Conrad, r. 1620 Devisadero
" Conrad Jr., chandelier maker, r. 1620 De-
visadero
" Henry, architect, r. 1620 Devisadero
Schier Gustave, machinist Western Sugar Re-
finery, r. 14 Kansas
" Marie, widow, dressmaker, r. 14 Kansas
Schierbaum Ernst, driver Knudson's Pie Bak-
ery, r. 226 Dorland
Schierholz August H., mechanical engineer, r.

1421 California
Schiering Carrie Mrs., midwife, 319% Ritch
" John, carpenter, r. 219% Ritch
" Nicolaus, cellarman John Wieland Brew-
ery •

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

Mantels, Grates

QQd pireplace Triror^ings

ARTISTIC DESIGKS.

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Schiewe Adolph, maltster Herman Zwieg, r. 844

Folsom
Schifl Benjamin, cook, r. 711 Mission
" Benjamin, porter, r. 709 Stockton
" Benjamin L., traveling salesman Coblentz.

Pike & Co., r. 1830 Pine
" Edwin R., traveling salesman The Wer-
theimer Co., r. 1820 Pine
" Gustave, physician, 47 Post, r. 1820 Pine
" Maxwell L., traveling salesman, r. 182(i

Pine
" William W., clerk Groom & Hagan
.Schiffer Charles, bookkeeper Dalton Bros

" Gustavus, r. 1323 Fulton
SchifJmann August, cook, r. 1117 Turk

" Maria Miss, r. 1117 Turk
Schiftan Alfred, salesman Herrman Cohen, r.

3411 Octavia
Schilb Jacob, butcher Ernst Weber, r. 819 Treat

Av
Schild Charles, instrument maker The A. Lietz

Co., r. 940, 30th
Schild Edward, vice-president The A. Lietz
Co., 422 Sacramento, r. 3809% Laguna
" Edward T., superintendent wine cellar. J.

Gundlach & Co., r. 38u9% Laguna
" Edwin, baker, r. 634 Pacific
" Henry, liquors, NE cor Powell and Bay,

r. 110 Francisco
" Konrad, compositor Abend Post, r. 1522

Stockton
" Nicholas, r. 1533 Stockton
Schildknecht Emma Miss, dressmaker, r. 701

Schill John A., laborer, r. 38% Kissling
Schillaci Frank, cook, r. 115, 3d
Schiller Frederick, cooper, r. 32 Federal
" Albert, cooper, r. 32 Federal
" August, porkbutcher, 36 Centre Market, r.

1736 Ellis
" Charles, laborer Farnsworth & Ruggles, r.

347 Ritch
" Charles, watchman, r. 2107 Stockton

SCHILLER CHARLES F.,

proprietor California Decoration
works, wood carving, modeling, etc.,
and California Plaster Decoration
Works, centre brackets, stucco cor-
nices, etc., 618 Bryant, r. 2410 Harri-
son
Schiller D. R., r. 946 Howerd

" George, poultry raiser, r. 19th Av South nr
H

" George M., r. 946 Howard

" Henry, engraver, 208 Sutter, r. Berkeley

" Leon, milliner, r. 1319 California

" Marie, widow, r. 32 Federal

" Max, butcher Lee Hechheimer, r. 614
Fulton

" Nellie Miss, cashier, r. 309 Powell

" Otto F., draughtsman New City Hall, r.
2410 Harrison

" R. Mrs., widow, r. 309 Powell

■' Theophilus A., traveling salesman Well-
man, Peck & Co., r. 214 Leavenworth

" William, burnisher Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 3606 Manchester
Sohillig George E., dental student, r. 44. 6th
Schilliger Joseph, egg candler B. M. Atchmson

&Co., r. 51 Ho 11 Av
Schilling A. & Co. (August Schilling and George
F. Volkman), wholesale dealers coffees,
teas and spices, 108-112 Market and 5-9
California, telephone Drumm 13

" AdamMrs., widow, r. 1255, 18th

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SCHILLING ADAM & SONS,

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prietors Golden Gate MacMne Works,
211-213 Main, telephone Main 1318

TELEPHONE 1318.

Golden Gate Machine WorKs.

ADAM SCHILLING & SONS,

Machinists and Engineers,

211-213 Main St., San Francisco.

Manufacturers of the

GOI^DEK GATB GAS CINGINB.

Schilling Adam J. (Adam Schilling & Sons), r.
1255, 18th
" Andrew, showcase maker Dixon, Borgeson

& Co., r. 231 Turk
" Anna M., widow, r. 1427 Steiner
" August (A. Schilling & Co.), r. Oakland
" August, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
" Charles, teamster, r. 149, 9th

SCHILLING C. & CO.

(Claus Schilling), California wines and
brandies, 230-240 Brannan, telephone
Main 1178

Schilling Charles L., soap maker New England

Soap Co., r. 720, 15th Av South
Schilling Claus (C. Schilling & Co.), r. 2210 Val-
lejo
Ernst, cook Harmony Hotel
F. H., gripman, r. 2528 Sutter
Frank, attorney at law, 508 California,

rooms 32 and 85, r. 1516 Mission
George, helper Rlsdonl. and L. Wks, r. SE

cor Greenwich and Laguna
George, printer, r. 526 Howard
George A. (Adam Schilling & Sons), r. 1355,

18th
Henry, cellarman Cal. Wine Assn., r. 735

Brannan
John, engineer, r. lOSeii Folsom
Joseph (Adam Schilling & Sons), r. 1355,

18th
Richard W., soap maker New England

Soap Co., r. 730, 15th Av South
Valerie, domestic, 2419 Washington
William (Schilling & Aben), r. 1501 Turk
Schilling & Aben (William Schilling and
Christian Aben), groceries and liquors,
1501 Turk
>6®"Schilling. See Shilling
Schillmoller August, shoemaker Kast & Co.
Schimetschek Morris, hardware, 523 Hayes, r.

1713 Fulton
Schimmel Adolph, merchant tailor, 237 Bush, r.
416 Taylor
" Edward (Schimmel & Stover), r. 330 Sut-
ter
" Emil, tailor Adolph Schimmel
" Hyronimus, tailor Adolph Schimmel, r.

2143 Mission,
" & Stover (Edward Schimmel and Nelson
Stover), ladies' tailors, 330 Sutter
Schimmelplennig Frederick J., plumber Wil-
liam F. Wilson, r. 822 Green
Schimp John, coachman Col. S. B. M. Young, r.

Presidio
Schimpf August, transferrer, r. 720 Filbert
" C millhand Yolo Mills, r. 1610 Mason

Schimpf George, restaurant, 623 Sacramento.
r. 620 Sacramento
" Jacob,gardener,r. 720 Filbert
Schimpff Jacob, r. 309 Ivy Av
Schindele George W., manager White Star

Laundry, r. 2111/2, ISth
Schindler Adam C. (Fink & Schindler), r. 1806
Golden Gate Av
" Andrew D., civil engineer S. F. & S. J. V.

Ry. Co., r. 1806 Golden Gate Av
" Dod, traveling salesman D.L. Gump, r. 2416

Clay
" George, cook, r. 629 Commercial
" George, laborer, r. 428 Broadway

SCHINDLER HENRY B.,

manufacturer carriages, wagons and
trucks, repairing done in first class
style at fair prices, 128-130 Spear,
telephone Main 295, r. Oakland

Schindler Margaret J. Miss, r. 1806 Golden Gate
Av
" Oscar, baker Paul Drasdo, r. 12 Dale PI
" Richard, helper Swain Bros., r. 12 Dale PI
" William, sugar boiler Western Sugar Re-
finery, r. cor Buena Vista and Eugenia
Av
" William L., clerk, r. bSSy^ Shotwell
>8®"Schindler. See Shindler
Schingel Henry, brewer, r. 2013 Folsom
Schinkel Charles, pressman S. F. Tageblatt, r.
11 John
" Diedrich, cellarman Milwaukee Brewery,

r. 1043 Bryant
" George, seaman, r. Sailor's Home
" Henry, brewer Adams & Rohrer, r. 2013

Folsom
■' Henry J., clerk, r. 800 Potrero Av
" Johannah, domestic, 2330 Pacific Av
" John J., clerk Otto Schinkel, r. 800 Potrero

Av
" Otto, groceries, 915 Bryant and 800 Potrero

Av, r. 800 Potrero Av
" Otto Jr. (Baruth & Schinkel), r. 2020 Mc-
Allister
4®=-Schinkel. See Schenkel
Schinor Charles, laborer, r. 537 Sacramento
Schintz Alfred, waiter James Cole, r. 520^
Howard
" Henry, r. 220, 17th
" Herman, bartender A. H. Cousins, r. 1027

" Jacob H., cutler, SE cor 18th and Shotwell,

r. 1027 Alabama
" John H., electrician, r. 220, 17th
" Robert, r. 230, 17th
Schirmer Anton, laborer, r. 14 Louisa
" August (Neller & Schirmer), r. 1011 Clay
" Robert, car washer Geary St. RR. r. 5
Henderson Av
>S®"Schirmer. See Shirmer
Schittenhelm Lena, midwife, r. 511 Linden Av
Schive Louisa, widow, r. 381 Shotwell
Schively Jennie, widow, r. 1812 Market
Schivo Antonio, teamster Trobock & Bergen, r.
1801 Dupont
" Clara Mrs., r. 1801 Dupont
" Joseph, teamster Cal. Fruit Co., r. 509

Chestnut
" Peter, teamster, r. 1801 Dupont
" William, teamster Trobock & Bergen, r.
2115 Jones
Schlaberg Brothers (Frank and Charles), cigar
manufacturers, 629 Washington
" Charles (Schlaberg Bros.), r. 2223 Howard
" Frank (Schlaberg Bros.), r. 2223 Howard
Schlageter Emil, cellarman John Wieland
Brewery, r. 270, 1st
" Herman J., medical student, r. 312, 10th
" Herman S., r. 312, 10th
Sehlagl Adolph, plumber James E. Sweeney, r,
54614, 6th
" Anton, cabinet maker Emil Heubner, r.
546 14, 6 th
Schlam Hugo V. (Broder <%; Schlam), r. 1315
O'Farrell
" Mary L., widow, r. 1315 O'Farrell
" Oscar A., traveling salesman Kohler &
Chase, r. 1315 O'Farrell

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Schlamm Hattie, widow, r. 2514 Shotwell
Schlanker Beniamin, tailor, 338, 4th
Schlappi John, wagon maker, 1340 Turk
Schlappkohl Henry, farmer, r. 636 Commercial
Schlatter Frank, electro plater S. F. Novelty &
Plating Wks, r. Oakland
" Leo, electro plater S. F. Novelty & Plat-
ing Wks, r. Oakland
■Louis (Pouchan & Schl atter) , r. 33 O'Farrell
Schlaudeoker Matthew, liquors, 527 Clay, r.

4230, 20th
Schleason Henry, teamster Morton Draying &

Warehouse Co., r. 415 Sanchez
Schlechter Kate, widow, r. 249 Pacific
Schleef John H., groceries and liquors, 1125

Powell, r. 1406 Jackson
Schleeman Henry, laborer, r. 23d Av South bet
I and J
" John, storekeeper, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Schleemanii John, vice-president Union Brew-
ing Co., NE cor 18th and Florida, r. cor
15th and Hampshire
" Margaret, widow, r. 631 Shotwell
Schlegel Edmund L., compositor, r. 726 Bush
" Henry, jeweler, r. 113 Oak
" Henry, wood and coal, 49 Everett, r. 1821

Greenwich
" Joseph, wood worker H. Hinrichs& Co., r.

45 Warren
" Lawrence, painter, r. 726 Bush
" Marcus (Ragan & Schlegel), r. 231 CoUing-

wood
" Margaret Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1323 Webster
" Myer, butcher, r. 1323 Webster
, " Peter (Schlegel & Bruker), r. 228 Scott
" & Bruker (Peter Schlegel and F. G. Bru-
ker), wholesale provisions, 326-328 Front
Schleicher August F., decorator, 15, 4th, r. 1104
O'Farrell
" George, carpet layer, r. 622% Green
" Jacob, capitalist, r. 1104 O'Farrell
'« William, carpenter, r. 622^4 Green
Schleiden Adolph C, mining expert, r. 1318 Cali-
fornia
Schleideu Jose L., acting Consul Argentine
Republic, and publisher Revista del
Paciflco, 12 Mills Bldg, 3d floor, r. 2415
Sacramento
Schleif er Edward, painter P. N. Kuss, r. 334 Turk
Schleiger Alfred F., clerk Glaus Tiedemann, r.

1115Folsom
Schleiminger Julius, conductor Market St. Ry.,

r. 1524C Fell
Schlemmer Philip, tanner Thorn & McMahon,

r. S s Serpentine Av nr Bryant
Schlener Charles F,, carpenter, r. 22 Clara Av
" Daniel W., clerk, r. 22 Clara Av
" Henry D., painter, r. 22 Clara Av
Schlens Charles, r. 30 Everett
Schlesinger Adolph, pi-esident Schlesinger &
Bender, NE cor Pine and Battery r. 613
Ellis
" Adolph C, wool broker, 652, 5th, r. Oakland
Schlesinger Bert, attorney at law, 206 Sansome,
room 10, and assistant U. S. Attorney,
r. 827 Golden Gate Av
" Charles, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Polk and Union
ScMesinger Charles, secretary The Lebenbaum
Co., 1105 Sutter, r. 1230 Post
" Ernestine, widow, r. 614 McAllister
" Ferdinand, commission merchant, 113

Bush, r. 1045 McAllister
" Gerald, secretary Schlesinger & Bender,

NE cor Pine and Battery, r. 613 Ellis
" Henry, clerk Charles Schlesinger
" Leroy, traveling salesman Schlesinger &
Bender, r. 613 Ellis
■ " Louis, r. 1809 Broadway
" Louis, medium, r. 534 Page

SCHLESINGER NATHAN,

real estate and insurance, and secre-
tary National Home and Loan Asso-
ciation, Excelsior Loan Association,
Atlas Building and Loan Association,
and .ffitna Mutual Building and Loan
Association, office 304 Montgomery
nr Pine, r. 1104 Oak

Schlesinger & Bender, Adolph Schlesinger pres-
ident, Gerald Schlesinger secretary,
California wines and brandies, NE cor
Pine and Battery and 104-106 Clay
4®°Schlesinger. See Schlessinger and Sles-

singer
Schlesselmann Henry, groceries and liquors,
NW cor Hayes and Devisadero
" John H., groceries and liquors, SW cor
Oak and Pierce, r. 233 Pierce
Schlessinger Charles, cashier Bauer Bros. &
Co., r. Hotel Savoy
" David Mrs., dry goods, 1813 Devisadero
" Ernest, salesman Kast & Co., r. 309

Powell
" Joseph, clerk Standard Soap Co., r. 1813

Devisadero
" Morris, clerk Buyer & Reich Co., r. 1813
Devisadero
Schletel Simon, glazier, r. 1108 Alabama rear
Schlett Emil, butcher, r. 629!/2 Natoma
Schleweck Simon, proprietor New Mission

Hotel, 3275 Mission
Schleyer Bernhardt, clerk Hermann C. Muller,

r. NE cor Waller and Fillmore
Schlichting Augustus, painter, 1704 Fillmore
" Edward, r. SE cor Dolores and 17th
" Henry (Himmelmann & Schlichting), r. 122

Jackson
" Henry, driver, r. 207 Montgomery Av
" Henry F., r. 917 Bryant
" Henry F. Jr., bookkeeper Wolf, Wreden &

Co., r. 917 Bryant
" Henry W., laundryman Am. Laundry, r.

2124 Greenwich
" Herman, butcher John A. Gerner, r. 292
Valencia
Schlichtmann Gustav H., clerk Simonds Saw
Co., r. Golden Gate, Cal.
" Henry, groceries and liquors, SE cor Shot-
well and 20th. r. 607 Shotwell
" Joachim, driver Witthack & Miesner, r.

3210 Mason
" John, bakery, 645 McAllister
Schlie Herman, clerk Peter H. Wulff, r. SW cor

7th Av South and M
Schlieker August, bookkeeper, r. bSbVi O'Far-
rell
" Henry, liquors, SE cor Spear and Harrison
Sohliemann Henry, expressman, r. 16 Danvers

" Mary E., widow, r. 16 Danvers
Schlingheyde Adele, amanuensis The German

Savings and Loan Society, r. Alameda
Schlingman J. Fred (Rochat & Schlingman), r.

Oakland
Schlink Leonard, r. 1310b Harrison
" Thomas, teamster OverlandFreight Trans-
fer Co., r. 1310b Harrison
Schlinke Otto, laborer, r. 102 Bay
Schlipf Robert, clerk S. Dabovich, r. 1017 Ma-
son
Schli tmann Charles, driver, r. Potrero Av nr 28th

Av South
Schlitter Alexander, musician, r. 522 Mont
gomery Av ^ ,

" Conrad, loungemaker Emil Hubner, r. Oak
land ^. ,

Schlitz Joseph Brewing Co. (Milwaukee, Wis.)
Sherwood & Sherwood agents, 212-^14
Market ^ „

Schlobohm Charles H., gripman Market St. Ry,
r. 127, 19th
" John, porter W. W. Montague & Co., r
724 Mission ^^ , ^ ^,

Schloegel Frederick E., conductor Market St
Ry, r. 1828 Haight

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Schloen John, groceries and liquors, 1541 Polk,
r. 1513 Sacramento
" John D., clerk Bernhard F. Bruse, r. 1061
Golden GateAv
Schloffel Frederick, barrel washer Cal. Wine

Assn., r. 616 Hampshire
Schloh Bernhard A. (Pacific Music Co.), r. Wal-
do Point. Marin Co.
" Ferdinand (Schloh & Foesten), r. 873 Bryant
■' Louis (Schloh & Kortjohn), r. 752 Oak
" & Foesten (Ferdinand Schloh and Herman

Foesten), liquors, 423 Bush
■' & Kortjohn (Louis Schloh and Charles L.
Kortjohn), groceries and liquors, SW
cor Taylor and Turk
Schlopke Helena, widow, r. ISVi Hawthorne
Schlopkohl O.. r. 220, 3d

Schloss Benjamin (Cerf, Schloss & Co.), r. 10
Liberty
" Benjamin, insurance, 205 Sansome, r. 1020

Van Ness Av
" Morris, coal dealer, r. 71H4 Oak
" Richard, porter, r. 351c Minna
" SigmundB.. real estate, 403 California, r.
1012 Van Ness Av
4®=-Schloss. See Sloss
Schlosser Christopher, collector U. S. Watch

Co., r. 418 Post
Schloth Henry, scenic artist Morosco's Grand

Opera House, r. 110 Mason
Schlothan Henry C. machinist P. F. Clerc. r.
408, 5th
" William, dairy produce, 408, 5th
" William F., machinist Main St. Iron Wks,
r. 408, 5th
Schlott Ernest F., musician, r. 701 Hayes
" Ernest F. Jr., dentist, r. 701 Hayes
" Hermann, musician, r. 701 Hayes
" Otto, musician, r. 701 Hayes
Schlottmann Frederick, lodgings, 517 Howard
Schlottner William, attendant U. S. Marine

Hospital
Schlotzhauer George, liquors, 320 O'Farrell
" Paul, liquors, 702 Larkin, r. Fruitvale
" Paul H., barber Marks Cohen, r. 629 Jones
Schlueb Armand, cook, r. 1909 Geary
Schlueter Casimir H., salesman Baker & Ham-
ilton, r. 507 Guerrero
" Claus, r. 1512 Kentucky
" Edward (Schlueter & Volberg), r. 2446 How-
ard
" Edward W. (Schlueter & Volberg), r. 2446

Howard
•■ Fred, delivery clerk Cook & Co., r. Ala-
meda
" George E., merchant, r. 16 Dame
" John J. (Wurthmann & Schlueter), r. 25, 21d
" Lottie Miss, bookkeeper Schlueter & Vol-
berg, r. 2446 Howard
" Rudolph H. (Schlueter & Volbergj, r. 2446

Howard
" William, clerk Otto Schinkel, r. 814 Boyd

SCHLUETER & VOLBERG

(Edward, Rudolph H. and Edward W.
Schlueter), importers and dealers car-
pets, linoleum and oilcloths, 709 Mar-
ket nr 3d, telephone Main 145

4®=Schlueter. See Schluter
Schlundt August, bartender Louis Spitz, r. 448
Clementina
" Charles, driver Mme. A. Ferran, r. 448

Clementina
" Charles F., butler, 1750 Franklin
Schluss Carl, bookkeeper F. Korbel & Bros., r.
1430 Golden Gate Av

Schluter Daniel, liquors, 3 Steuart, r. 54 Clem-
entina
" Jacob, capitalist, r. 220 Pacific
Schlutius Herman, r. 1117 McAllister

" Herman Jr., r. 1117 McAllister
Schlutzken Wolff, groceries, 1055 Howard
Schmable Gottfried F.. shoemaker, r. 1330

Powell
Schmalholz Theodore, salesman Samuel Bros.

&Co., r. 4301/2, 7th
Schmaling Charles, plasterer, r. 1121 Broad-
way
" Clara Miss, milliner Stange & Jaenicke, r.

1121 Broadway
" Jessie Miss, milliner Stange & Jaenicke,

r. 1121 Broadway
" William, clerk Payot, Upham & Co., r. 1121
Broadway
Schmalz A. C, r. 711 Jones
" Bertha, domestic, 323^ Chestnut
" Charles, master schr Czarina, office 40 Cal-
ifornia, room 2, r. Alameda
" Edward, jeweler, 1, 4th, r. 850 Market
" Harry, clerk William Schmalz, r. 850 Mar-
ket
" Paul F. A., gripman, r. 308 Chestnut
" William, pawnbroker, 850 Market
" William A., liquors, 7 Hardie PI, r. 1504

4®="Schmalz. See Schmolz
Schmalzlen Eliza, widow, r. 2936 Mission
" William, bookbinder H. S. Crocker Co., r.
2936 Mission
Schmaus Franz, shoemaker, 1588 Bush
Schmedeke George, laundryman Lick Laundry,

r. 3 Newell
j^-Schmedeke. See Schmideke, Schmidtke

and Schmiedecke
Schmedemann Frederick, salesman R. M.

Tripp, r. 228 Minna
Schmeding Charles W., porter Siebe Bros. &

Plagemann, r. 441 Minna
Schmeer Frederick A., stenographer Chas. F^

Humphrey, r. 114 McAllister
Schmehl Henry J., rattan worker B. Cohen, r.
3261 Mission
" Rudolf, master mariner , r. 220 Noe
Schmeid A. Miss, nurse, r. 703 Sutter
Schmelz Charles J., physician and surgeon,
1437 Market, and proprietor Fairmount
Pharmacy, 1700 Market
" John, butcher, r. 28 Turk
" Philip, cooper David Woerner, r. cor 13th

and Treat Av
" William, shoemaker, r. 116 Austin Av
Schmesar Caroline, widow, r. II2414 Harrison
rear
" Charles, porter Royal House, r. 112414 Har-
rison rear
Schmid Conrad, journalist, r. 614 Kearny
•' Ernst, machinist Cal. Tool Wks, r. 625

Post
" Frank, watchman German Hospital
" Frederick W., bookbinder, r. 208 Francisco
" Frederick, tailor W. F. Attinger, r. 1300

Turk
" Jacob, printer, r. 629 Commercial
" John, carpenter, clothing and equipage
dept. Quartermaster's Dept. U. S. A., r.

" John, furniture worker George Braendlien,
r. 1007 Mission

" John, merchant tailor, 427 Bush, r. 3 Mary
Lane

" John, milker, r. 431 Pine

" John E., wire worker Excelsior Wire Wks,
r. 78 Caselli Av

" Leonard B., contractor, r. 3241. 16th

" Maria, widow, liquors, 16 Point Lobos Av

" Nicholas, r. 431 Pine

" Rupert, sculptor, r. 2022 Van Ness Av

" Victor, butcher, 208 Francisco

" Victor, milker, r. 629 Commercial

" W. G. Mrs., furnished rooms, 4 Elgin Park
Av
Schmideke Frederick W., steward Westerf eld's

Bakery, r. 512 Fulton
Schmidlin Frederick K., machinist G. G. Wick-
son & Co., r. 1525 Broadway

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-Sclimidt A. E. Mrs., fortune teller, r. 856 Mission
Schmidt A. H. R., cashier The German Savings

and Loan Society, 526 California, r. 2627

California
" Albert F., clerk London & Lancashire E'^re

Ins. Co., r. 2216 Van Ness Av
". Albert F., laborer, r. 120 Clipper
' <■ Alexander O., druggist, 1799 McAllister, r.

1735 McAllister
" Alfred C, clerk, r. 208 Van Ness Av
" Alfred H., barber, 12, 7th, r. 416 O'Farrell
" Andrew F., gripman Presidio and Ferries

RR.,r. I814 Russell
" Anna, widow, r. 603 Steiner
" Annie, domestic, 122 Chattanooga
" Anton, musician, r. Ill, 10th
" Arthur B., with Brown, Craig & Co., r. 425

Ellis
^ •< Arthur J., clerk, r. 333, 12th
" August, bartender, r. 26 Chesley
" August, cook, r. 214 Jackson
'• Auguste (J. Pinet & Co.), r. Alameda
" Ben. J. (Ben. J. Schmidt & Co.), r. 1819 Sut-
ter

SCHMIDT BEN J. & CO.

(Ben J. Schinidt), commission mer-
chants and importers fancy goods,
125-127 Sansome, telephone Main 5207

Schmidt Bernhard (Schmidt & Stohlmann). r.
1603Folsom
" Bernhard, laborer, r. 11 Harriet
" CarlF., motorman Market St. Ry., r. 510

" Carl H., manager country dept. Tillmann
&Bendel, r. 1415a Clay
Schmidt Charles (Herrmann & Co.), r. 5075£
Lombard
" Charles, baker, r. 626 Jessie
" Charles, cigar maker, r. 78 Clementina
" Charles, cook, r. 243 Minna
" Charles, fireman, r. 507 Mission
" Charles, laborer, r. 22 Turk
"■ Charles, seaman, r. 732 Natoma
" Charles, silk dyer, r. 27 Lafayette rear
" Charles, teacher dancing, 421 Post and bar-
ber Stocker & Holderer, r. 427 Sutter
" Charles, waiter Ahlborn House
" Charles F., blacksmith, r. 306y2 Langton
" Charles O.. teamster George Phillips,
r. 1928 Howard
Schmidt Chris J. F., manager Junction Ex-
change, 502 Market and 3 Sutter, r. 610
Castro
" Christ, bartender, r. 26 Chesley
" Christ, watchman, r. 28 Turk
" Christian, farmer, r. 220 Pacific
" Christian, laborer, r. 117 Julian Av
" Christian, liquors, 112 Drumm
'< Christian H., liquors, 417 Battery, r. 846

Vallejo
" Christian P., engineer, r. 1912 Hyde
" Conrad, baker H. & W. Winkle, r. 922 Bat-
tery
" Cornelia Miss, r. Old People's Home
" Edward B., bakery, 980 Harrison
" Edward C, teamster Miller & Son, r. 829

Brannan
" Eliza, widow, r. 712 Laurel Av
" Emil, laborer, r. 529 Sacramento
" Emil, molder Occidental Foundry, r. 128

Douglass
" Ernest (Schmidt & Eggers), r. 1306 Larkin
" Ernest, accountant, r. 1129 Guerrero
" Ernest, musician, r. 1217 Kearny
" Ernst, dyer John F. Snow, r. 12V4 West

Mission
" Eugene, cook, r. 917i/i Natoma
" F. R., baker str Alameda
" Francis, cigar maker, r. 6 Langton
" Frank, barber M. Schweifer, r. 447, 3d
" Frank, cigar maker, r. 18591/2 Lexington Av
" Frank S., litho. pressman Dickman-Jones

Co., r. SMedauPl
" Fred J., groceries and liquors. SW cor

Franklin and Fell, r. 30 Lily Av
" Frederick, bookkeeper Scott & McCord, r.

425 Ellis
" Frederick, seaman, r. 1927 Mason

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

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309, 3H, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Schmidt Frederick G., clerk EHret Luhrs, r. 645
Post
" Frederick H., master mariner, 9 Mission
" Fredericka Miss, r. 826 Geary
" George, bakery, 1016 Valencia
" George, bartender, r. 357'/^ Minna
" George, bookkeeper Henry Kahn & Co., r.

1128 Guerrero
" George, cigar maker, r. 636 Commercial
" George, cutler, r. 12 Sumner
" George, engineer tugboat Millie, r. 11^4

Steuart
" George,, trimmer Bullock & Jones Co., r. 1

MedauPl
" Gustaf , seaman, r. 28 Sacramento
" Gustav, clerk, r. 22 Turk
" Gustave F., machinist, r. 184 Laguna
" Hans B., laborer, r. 518 Bryant rear
" H. D., Mrs., midwife, 1703 Howard
" Hellrich, clerk, r. 202 Hickory Av
" Henry (Albers & Schmidt), r. 23 Pond
" Henry, butcher, 10, 24th
" Henry, butcher Jacob Bill, r. 763 Howard
" Henry, butcher, 3202 Mission
" Henry, cook, r. 317 Green rear
" Henry, foreman Engine 20
" Henry, groceries, 220, 1st, r. 2 Tehama
" Henry, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
" Henry C, milkman, r. 15 Whitney
" Henry D. W., clerk, r. 425 Ellis
" Herman, butcher, 3110 Fillmore, r. 1910 Fil-
bert
" Herman, confectioner Page & Falch, r.

West Berkeley
" Herman, driver, r. 27, 22d
" Herman, packer Wacker & Raab, r. 1320

Duporit
" Herman, passe partout maker Metropoli-
tan Molding Co., r. 5 Medau PI
" Herman A. T., clerk The German Savings

and Loan Society, r. 425 Ellis
" Herman C, driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r.

846 Vallejo
" Hermann., laborer, r. 326, 27th
" Hermann F. H., butcher, 1008 Valencia, r.

1006 Valencia
" H. W. & Bro. Pharmacy, Edward Little
proprietor, SE cor Kearny and Sacra-
mento
Schmidt J. & Co. (Johann Schmidt), dealers in
new and second hand bags, bale rope,
etc., 117 Drumm
" Jacob, dairy produce, r. 16 Seymour Av
" Jacob, laborer Gray Bros., r. 218 Francisco
" James, compositor S. F. Tageblatt, r. 627

Commercial
" Johann (J. Schmidt & Co.), r. 8821/2 Harri-
son
" John, r. 618 Minna
" John, barber, 105, 4th, r. 2341/2, 13th
" John, barber, 1089 Howard
" John, carpenter, r. 330 Chestnut
" John, concrete worker, r. 2706 Polk
" John, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1014

Washington
" John, cook, r. 330 Chestnut . .

" John, cook R. L. Kohr & Co., r. 563 Mission
" John, master mariner, r. 9311/2 Filbert
" John, porter Paul Drasdo, r. 312 Minna
" John, porter W. B. Sumner & Co.
" John, merchant tailor, 329 Montgomery

Av, r. 5 Medau PI
" John, tailor, r. 26.35 Post
" John, wagon maker John W. Farren
" John A., r. 425 Ellis
" John C. (Schmidt & Bendixen),

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Hotels, Restaurants and Ship-
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Schmidt John C, carpenter and builder, 3240
Mission
" John C, cigars and tobacco, 423 East

North, r. 740, 21st
" John D., laborer, r. 1510 Kentucky
" John F., cigars and tohacco, 412!4 San-
some, r. 102314 Washington
" John F. Jr., cigar maker John F. Schmidt,
^ r. 18591/4 Lexington Av

"3 " John G., cooper, r. 305%. 6th

^ " John H., groceries and liquors, 338 Hayes,

o r: 336 Hayes

*^ " John W., carpenter, r. 1055b Howard

• {3 " John W., clerk W. F. C. Schmidt, r. 35

a> Laurel PI

S5 " Joseph (Nathan & Schmidt), r. 1819 Sutter

" Joseph L., musician, r. 1413 Pacific
" Karl C, cement tester U. S. Engineers'
Dept. Fort Point, r. 412. 5th Av

-> SCHMIDT LABEL & LITHO-

^ GRAPHIC CO., Max Schmidt president,

Samuel Disbecker secretary, Carl
Rahsskopflf superintendent, 17 to 31
Main

Schmidt Louis, r. 1944 Fillmore
" Louis, baker, r. 12O/2 Shipley
" Louis, carpenter and builder, 19, 7th, r.

2229 Mission
" Louis, driver Chicago Brewery, r. 1005

Post
" Louis, liquors, 204 Sacramento, r. 13 Sum-
ner
" Louis, musician, r. 914 Sutter
" Louis, waiter, r. 6 Montgomery Court
" Louis, waiter, r. 214 Jackson
" Louis Jr., cutler Will & Finck Co., r. 13

Sumner
" Louis G., commission, r. 1137 Steiner
'■ Louis H., bartender, r. 2106 O'Farrell
" Louis R., telegraph operator, r. 815 Post
" Martin, foreman Peter Schmidt, r. 9 Wash-
ington
" Martin, maltster Herman Zwieg, r. 523

Potrero Av
" Margaret A. Miss, librarian Free Public

Library Branch 3, r. 1801 Stockton
" Mary A., widow, r. 441a 15th
" Mauricia, widow, r. 1611 Dupont
Schmidt Max, president Schmidt Label and
Lithographic Co., 17-31 Main, r. 2614
Sacramento
" Max J., cabinet maker A. J. Forbes & Son,

r. Berkeley
" Minna, widow, r. 13 Freelon rear
" Morris, bottler Fredericksburg Bottling
Co., r. 212/2 Hickory Av

SCHMIDT OSCAR,

dealer new and second-hand sewing
machines, agent for Rotary Shuttle
Standard Machine, repairing of all
kinds of machines, attachments and
needles for all machines, and the
best sperm oil always on hand, 516
Bush
Schmidt Oscar, surveyor, r. 1419 Taylor

" Otto,r. 512JBush

" Otto, laborer Luke G. Sresovleh & Co. r.
317 Green

" Otto, pickle maker John Loeffler, r. 3763
Harrison

" Otto, porter Ahlborn House

" Otto, shoemaker George Holl, r. 109, 36th

" Otto B., insurance, r. 425 Ellis

" PaulF..r. 120 Clipper

Schmidt Peter (Faktor & Schmidt) , r. 1512 Powell
" Peter, barber, 1007 Valencia, r. 19, 26th
" Peter, bartender, r. 233% Clara
" Peter, cook, r. 42 Clinton
" Peter, driver John Wieland Brewery, r. 646

Folsom
" Peter, laborer, r. 2422 Greenwich
" Peter, proprietor Washington Stable, 9-15

Washington, r. 941 York
" Peter H., tallow maker Cal. Tallow Wks,

r. cor 5th Av South and M
" Philip, bookbinder Phillips Bros, r. 553

Howard
•' Philip, laborer, r. 2121 Chestnut
" Philip J., bookkeeper, r. 1819 Sutter
Schmidt Richard, with Schmidt Label and
Lithographic Co., 17-31 Main, r.. San
Rafael
" Richard, barber F. Schrader, r, 511^^

Franklin
" Robert, watchman, r. 101 Sacramento
" Rudolph, bartender C. H. Brusaber, r. NE

cor Illinois and Napa
" Samuel, baker, r. 763 Howard
" SelmaMiss, poet, r. 815 Post
" Simon, horseshoer, r. 209, 8th
Schmidt Valentine, druggist, SWcor Polk and
Jackson, r. 2216 Van Ness Av
" Walter W., clerk, r. 1413 Pacific
" W. H. (George F. Smith & Co.), r. The

Marechal Neil
" William, r. 713 O'Farrell
" William, fruits and vegetables, 534 Hayes
" William, groceries and liquors, .348, 10th
" William, pantryman Palace Hotel, r. 740

Howard
" William, teamster Teele & Co., r. 634V4

Broadway
" William F. C, groceries and liquors. NE

cor 1st and Harrison, r. 35 Laurel PI
" & Bendixen (John C. Schmidt and John
Bendixen), cigars and tobacco, 3 Market
" & Eggers (Ernest Schmidt and John H.
Eggers), butchers, 1-3 Grand Western
Market
" & Stohlmann (Bernhard Schmidt and Ed-
ward Stohlmann), groceries, 1601 Folsom
and 737 Turk
4®=-Schmidt. See Schmid, Schmitt, Schmitz,

Smidt and Smith
Schmldthuber Caspar, carpenter, r. 444 Brannan
Schmied Johanna C. W., r. 6!4 Grove
Schmiedel Henry C, clerk U. S. Engineers'

dept. Fort Point, r. 34 Ellis
Schmieden Henry Mrs., r. Palace Hotel
Schmieder Ewald J., carrier postoffice, r. 3014a
Leavenworth
" Otto B. (Kammerer & Schmieder), r. 918,
30th
Schmlerer Charles, cook, r. 633 Clay
" George, milker, r. 387, 10th Av
" Gottlieb, r. 387, 10th Av
Schmiermund Frederick, clerk, r. 330 Green
Schmit Jacques, trunkmaker C. A. Malm & Co.,
r. 1823 Lexington Av
" James J., teacher Lowell High School, r.
641 Golden Gate Av
Schmitka August, carpenter, r. 255 Crescent Av
Schmitt Albert, gardener, r. Point Lobos and
47th Avs
Albert, waiter, r. 503 Folsom
Antoine, bookkeeper Payot, Upham & Co.,

r. 1213 Leavenworth
Augusta, widow, r. 1023 Sutter
Augustin, wines and liquors, 613 Mont-
gomery, r. 1719 Buchanan
Blaise L., insurance, 6 Merchants' Ex-
change, r. 1603 Post
Charles, printer, r. 530 Natoma
Charles A. (J. L. Schmitt & Co.), r. 1609

Franklin
Charles E., teacher music, r. 81 West Mis-
sion
Charles G., plumber, 829 Valencia, r. Edin-
burgh bet Pei-sia and Russia Avs
Edward A., solicitor Palatine Ins. Co., r.

1620 Ellis
Edward N., driver Henry Grandjean, r. 1J4
Cedar Av

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Sclimitt Emile, foreman Charles Brown & Son,
r. 3a5 Jersey
" Essie Mrs., teacher Spring Valley Gram-
mar School, r. 1620 Ellis
" Eugene A., clerk August Schmitt, r. 1719

Buchanan
" Francois A., barber, 403 Dupont, r. 726

Green
" Frank, bartender Orpheum Theatre
" Frank, barber Joseph Bounner, r. 11 Hyde
" George, r. 81 West Mission
" George, mining, r. 1117 Turk
" George, seaman, r. 20^/4 Hubbard
" George, wire worker Thomas Sullivan, r.

625 Green
" Henry C, policeman, r. 5 Camp
" Herman, bakery, 904 Dolores
" Jacob, bartender, r. 725 Minna
Schmitt Jacol) M., books, magazines, music
and periodicals bound, 637 Geary, r. 725
Minna
■ " J. L. & Co. (Joseph Li., Charles A. and
Maurice Schmitt), stockbrokers, 6 Mer-
chants' Exchange
-" John J., gardener, SE cor Pierce and Mc-
Allister
Sclunitt Joseph L. (J. L. Schmitt & Co.l, and
vice-president Sutter Street Railway
Co., r. 609 Eddy
" Julia Miss, millinery, 235 Post, r. 3010

Buchanan
" Lena, widow, r. 333, 12th
'• Lionel, student, r. 1609 Franklin
" Ludwig, instrument maker Joseph C.
Sale, r. 122114 Pacific
• " Martin, salesman Neustadter Bros., r. 2507
Post
" Maurice (J. L. Schmitt & Co.), r. 1501

Gough
" Milton L., student, r. 1501 Gough
" Peter, compositor, r. 530 Natoma
'< Rudolph (Barthels & Schmitt), r. 625 Green
rear
j8®"Sohmitt. See Schemit Schmid, Schmidt,

Smidt and Smith
Schmittou William F., shoemaker George Pol-
lock, r. 1031 Market
Schmitz Arthur J., clerk Jos. Schmitz & Co.
" Christopher, teacher music, 1713 Mason
•' Christopher O., clerk Macdonald Cracker

and Tea Co., r. 1713 Mason
" Eugene E., leader orchestra Columbia

Theatre, r. 1451 Leavenworth
" Ferdinand M., teacher music, 1713 Mason
" Frank, contractor and builder, 712 Folsom,

r. cor Blaine and McClellan
" Frank A., metal polisher, r. 2924 Octavia
" Franz, electrical bell hanger and lock-
smith, 1563 Market
'< George, foundryman Marshutz & Cantrell,

r. 3239. 16th
" Henry, plumber, r. 1713 Mason
" Herbert L., clerk Call, r. 1413 Pacific
" Hugo (Schmitz & Taylor), r. Berkeley
" Ignatz C, foundryman Marshatz & Can-
trell, r. 503 Guerrero
" Jacob, car repairer, r. 350, 3d
" John D. , foundryman Marshutz & Cantrell,

r. Alameda
" John H., electrician, r. Ill, 20tb
" John P., physician and surgeon and pro-
fessor physiology and nervous diseases
California Medical College, office and
r. 709, 21st
" Jos. & Co. (Joseph Schmitz), pianos, 16 Mc-
Allister
" Joseph (Jos. Schmitz & Co.), r. 120Haight
" Joseph L., musician, r. 1413 Pacific
" Paul P., clerk, r. 1713 Mason
" Walter W., bookkeeper Call, r. 1413 Pacific
" William, piano maker, r. 18 Bartlett
" William A., clerk, r. 1713 Mason
" & Taylor (Hugo Schmitz and William F.
Taylor), stained glass, 62, 8th
4®-Schmitz. See Schmidt, Schmitt, Smidt and

Smith
Schmitzer Ferdinand, cabinet maker, r. 1403
Montgomery
" Jacob, cigar maker, r. 1215 Scott

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

SEAT CUSHIONS

In Plush, Terry, Damask and Sateen, Made

to Order for Churches, Lodges,

Steamboats, etc.

S^1-©^-7- IVIARKET ST.

Schmolck Emile, foreman W. & J. Sloane &

Co., r. 15 Willow Av
Schmoldt Clement, bartender Christopher Man-
gels, r. 2860 Mission
" Dietrich W., surveyor Sanborn-Perris Map

Co., r. 322V4 Sanchez
" Herman, laborer, r. 609 Montgomery Av
Schmoll Charles, tailor, r. 1104 Mission
Schmoll Henry, mer hant tailor, 22 Kearny, r.

3860, 18th
Schmolz Bertha A., widow, r. 2404 Larkin

" Julius G., r. 2404 Larkin
j8®"Schmolz. See Schmalz
Schmor John, liquors, SE cor Kentucky and

Merrimac
Schmuck Frank B., porter Ferguson, Curley &
Co., r. 114, 4th
" Herman, butcher Adolph F. Fitchen, r. 1006
Railroad Av
Schmuckert Henry R., architect and builder, r.

150 San Jose Road
Schmulian Alexander, salesman Raphael's, r.
942 Geary
" Alfred, cigars and stationery, 34, 6th, r. 942

Geary
" Efim, r. 942 Geary

" William, clerk Kohlberg, Strauss & Froh-
man, r. 942 Geary
Schmutzler William C. Rev., pastor German M.

E. Church, r. 517 Fell
Schnabel Annie Miss, teacher music, r. 805 Ellis
•• Carrie Miss, r. 9 Powell
" Clemens, dressmaking, 805 Ellis
" Ernest H., student, r. 526 Lyon
" Frederick A., r. 1531 Waller
Schnaittacher Pauline, widow, r. 812 Grove

" Sylvain, draughtsman, r. 812 Grove
Schnapka Anton, cigar maker, 953'A Folsom
Schnapp Adam, butcher Hofmann & Woenne, r.

256 Stevenson
Schnarr Frederick C, cook, r. ilWi Leaven-
worth rear
Schnebeck Richard, cook, r. 243 Minna
Schneckenburger Andrew, painter, r. 320 Utah

SCHNEE GUSTAVE.

house and sign painting, paper hang-
ing, and dealer paints, oils and wall
paper, 213 Valencia

Schneegass Adolph, brass finisher, r. 715 Lyon

" Amelia Miss, artificial flower maker, r. 715
Lyon

" Bertha Miss, saleslady, r. 715 Lyon

" Charlotte, widow, r. 715 Lyon

" Frederick, packer, r, 715 Lyon
Schneele Leonhardt, liquors, 120 Leidesdorff

" W., miller J. A. Folger & Co., r. 618 Lom-
bard
Schneely Aimee B., widow, r. 653 Harrison

" Charles E., salesman Murphy, Grant &
Co., r. 653 Harrison
Schneider Adolph, r. 1022/2 Sutter

" Albert, r. 346, 4th

" Alexander, hoseman Engine 6, r. 311, 6th

" Alexander, house fitter, r. 1153/2 Harrison

" Alois, machinist Abner Doble Co., r. 107
Erie

" Amelia Mrs., r. 504M, 9th

" Amelia Miss, r. 134, 4th

" Andrew, r. 616 Birch Av

" Andrew, baker Jacob Brown, r. 242 Minna

" Annie, domestic, 836 Harrison

" Antone, silver gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co.,
r. 102 Central Av rear

" August, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Grove and Polk, r. 314/2 Ivy Av

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Schneider August A., salesman C. W. R. Ford

& Co., r. Alameda
" August G., booljkeeper C. W. R. Ford &

Co., r. Alameda
" Balzer (Schneider & Schneider), r. 3 Card

Alley
" Bernhard, laborer, r. 25 Lobos
" Bertha Mis-, tailoress, r. SYz Gilbert
" C, apprentice Washburn & Moen Mfg. Co.,

r. 226 Francisco
" Carl, barber A. H. Grimm, r. 623i/4 Geary
" Carl, box maker Pac. and S.F. Box Fac-
tory, r. 1131 Filbert
" Carl A., laborer, r. 26 Lynch
" Casper, butcher John B. Landers, r. 14 An-

tonia
" Catharine, widow, r. 107 Erie
" Charles, baker, r. 763 Howard
" Charles, boots and shoes, 416 Folsom, r.

422b Fremont
" Charles, cutler, r. 114 Henry
" Charles, laborer, r. 12 Masonic Av
" Charles G., asst. mineralogist Cal. State

Mining Bureau, r. 1049 Mission
" Christine Mrs., midwife. 1420 Powell
" Clarence, engraver W. H. Dolling, r. 1630

Jackson
" Clarisse Miss, proof reader Filmer-Rollins

Electro. Co., r. 107 Erie
" Conrad, barber A. Nestel, r. 310 Filbert
" Conrad, driver Louis Schneider, r. 2410 Polk
" Conrad, engraver Shreve & Co., r. .37

Rausch
" Daniel, teamster, r. 681 Clementina
" David D., machinist Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 914,

nth Av South
" Edward A., cooper Lachman & Jacob}, r.

435, 4th
" Edward G., frame maker Davis Bros., r. 422

Sanchez
" Edward W., accountant, 705 Spreckels

Bldg, r. 1513 Mason
" Edward W., salesman Robert C. Hahn, r.

330 Hayes
" Egide, carpenter, r. 3 Mary Lane
" Elizabeth D., nurse, r. 107 Randolph
" Ernestine, widow, r. 26 Lynch
" Frank (Schneider & Glekfeld), r. 22. Moss
" Frank J., boiler maker, r. 914, 11th Av

South
" Frederick, bartender, r. 636 Commercial
" Frederick, photo engraver Globe-MacCabe

Co..r. 1434 Howard
" Frederick, salesman J. Norbert Schneider,

r. Ocean View
" Frederick C, liquors, 2234 Union
" Frederick G., clerk Wilson Bros. Co.,r. 701

McAllister
" Frederick J., cutter J. B. Duggan, r. 522

Turk
" Frederick P., machinist M. A. Graham, r.

cor Foerster and Joost Av
" George, cellarman Thomas Taylor & Co.,

r. 112 Valparaiso

SCHNEIDER GEORGE C,

manufacturer Eureka embalming
fluid, 3 Mint Av, r. San Rafael

Schneider George W., paper carrier, r. 936, 23d
" Gus, butcher Gabriel L. Escude, r. 317,

27th
" Gustavus, r. 672 Harrison
" Hannah, widow, r. 32 Blake
" Harry, candy maker, r. 107 Erie
" Henry, drum maker, r. cor Corbett Av and

Romain

Schneider Henry, shoemaker, 821, 23d

" Herman, cook G. H. Rogers, r. 243 Minna

" Hubert, chief engineer str Cleone, r. 352,
1st

" Isaac, clothing, 1003 Howard, r. 8% Gilbert

" Jacob (Claussen& Schneider), r. 627 Broad-
way

" Jacob, tailor, r. 8'/4 Gilbert

" Jacob H., driver Fredericksburg Bottling
Co., r. 1405 Devisadero

" Jacob M. (C. W. R. Ford & Co.), r. Ala-
meda

" J. Norbert, fish and oysters, 4 City Hall
Market, r. 1631 Church

" John (Schneider & Schneider), r. 506 Union

" John, clerk, r. 113 Olive Av

" John, salesman William F. Mitchell, r. 927
Lombard

" John, teamster, r. 322, 12th

" John H., carpenter, r. 1519 Kansas

" John J., r. 1630 Jackson

" John N., liquors, cor Capitol and HoUoway
Avs

" John P. C, metal sign maker William Pat-
terson, r. 1213a Union

" Joost H., manager ranch properties, 630
Commercial, r. Cornwall, Contra Costa
Co.

•' Joseph, baker, r. 702 Vallejo

" Joseph, machinist American Type Found-
ers Co., r. 107 Erie

" Joseph, paper carrier, r. 310 Filbert

" Konrad, woodworker B. Grave Co., r. 261714
Octavia

" Konrad Jr., pressman, r. 2617% Octavia

" Leon, tin decorator Britten & Rey, r. 428
Broadway

" Lizzie, widow, r. 135 Langton rear

" Lizzie Mrs., midwife, 506 Union

" Louis, butcher, 2004 Polk, r. 2410 Polk

" Louis, tailor, 317/2, 10th

" Louis J., laborer, r. 135 Langton, rear

" Martin, paper carrier, r. 310 Filbert

" Martin, shirtcutter Neustadter Bros., r. 330
Hayes

" Mary A., widow, r. 936, 23d

" Matthew, cigarmaker Schlaberg Bros, r.
1517Steiner

" Otto, cook Union Hotel, r. 1300 Turk

" Peter, bartender John Schneider, r. 506
Union

" Peter, draughtsman Risdon I. and L.
Wks., r. 1722 Folsom

" Peter, paper carrier, r. 310 Filbert

" Prosper H., clerk A. Quade & Co., r. Ala-
meda

" Richard, r. 5MH, 9th

" Rosa Miss, bookkeeper Stauffer Chemical
Co., r. 504M, 9th

" Walter, cabinetmaker, r. 19% Rausch

" William (Peck & Schneider), r. 736 Va-
lencia

" William, boots and shoes, 2109 Fillmore

" William, chief cook Golden West Hotel

" William A., barber Seppich & Kleinhans,
r. 24 Derby PI

" William C, salesman G. Verdier & Co., r.
1630 Jackson

" William H., clerk Hanomam Baths, r. 113
Olive Av

" & Glekfeld (Frank Schneider and Joseph
Glekfeld), restaurant, 334 Bush

" & Schneider (John and Balzer), liquors,
327 Montgomery Av
4@=-Schneider. See Schnider, Sneider, Snider

and Snyder
Schneidt Thomas, photo printer Theo. C. Mar-

ceau
Schneily Joseph (Galli Machine Works), r.
Oakland

" Leon (Galli Machine Works), r. Oakland
Schnell Edward, carpenter, r. 1703 Dupont

" Jennie, domestic, 2214 Webster
Schnelle Charles L., gripman Market St. Ry
Schnepel Henry, bartender Nicholas Meyer, r.

NE cor Main and Bryant
Schnepple Ernest, printer F. Korbel & Bros, r.
525 Lombard

" Frederick, lithographer, r. 525 Lombard

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Schnepple George, pressman, r. 525 Lombard

" Rosa, widow, r. 525 Lombard
Schnetter Paul, engineer Selby Smelting and

Lead Co., r. 611 Fell
Setinetzler Emile J., electrician Electrical En-
gineering Co., r. 915 Pierce
" Louis, sausage manufacturer, 19, 6th, r. 915
Pierce
Schnibbe Christopher, groceries and liquors,

1133 Filbert
Schnider August, confectioner, r. 112 Valpa-
raiso
" Bernhard, r. 112 Valparaiso
" George, clerk, r. 113 Valparaiso
fl®-Schnider. See Schneider, Sneider, Snider

and Snyder
Schniderman Maurice, tailor, r. 5 Harriet

" Max, r. 1209b Howard
Schnier Henry L., liquors and restaurant, NE

cor Haight and Stanyan
Schnipper Hans H., tanner Anton Krieg, r. 226,
25th
" Harold, cleaner, r. N s 24th nr Potrero

Av
" Herluf W. R., clerk Frederick W. Harris,

r. N s 24th nr Potrero Av
" Kristine Mrs., restaurant, N s 24th nr Po-
trero Av
Schnitz Joseph, maltster, r. 132 Juniper
Schnitzer Prank, foreman Cal. Brewing Co., r.
21 Douglass
" Jacob, cigar manufacturer, r. 1215 Scott
Schnitzius Harry F., hostler Wells, Fargo &

Co., r. 221/2 Clara
Schnitzlein Kate, widow, dressmaker, r. 2021

Powell
Schnitzler Henry, porter John Meierdierks
Schnohr Henry, type founder, r. 1910b MasOn
" Thomas, driver Washington Brewery, r.
1910b Mason
Schnoor Charles, seaman, r 122 Jackson

SCHNOOR CHARLES 0.,

manufacturer all kinds of wood and
ivory turnings, ten pins and balls,
railings, show-cases and ornamental
works, 520, 5tll, r. 721, 17tll

Schnoor Christian H., machinist, r. 207, 14th
" John F., waiter, r. 127 Silver
" William H. A., machinist Richard Her-
ring, r. 71/4 Alemany
Schnoernburg Joseph, fireman Oregon Imp. Co.,

r. 916 Harrison
Schnorf Charles, (Levey & Schnorf), r. 203a
Powell
■' George F., candy maker, r. 136 Shipley
" Rudolph, carpenter, r. 203a Powell
■' Rudolph Jr., upholsterer, r. 203a Powell
Schnucker Charles, clerk Union Bag and Paper

Co.,r. 1817 Howard
Schnutenhaus Edmund(Wm. Hoelscher & Co.), r.
532 Oak
" Edmund Jr., salesman Cal. Fruit Evapo-
rating Co., r. 532 Oak
'• Edwin R., property man Morosco's Grand

Opera House, r.435, 4th
" Elizabeth, widow, r. Naples nr France Av
" Fred J., clerk John G. lis & Co.
" Frederick L. J., r. 22 Washington Av
" Oscar J., clerk, r. 435, 4th
" Richard H., driver, r. 107 Butte
" William, clerk Stelling Bros., r. SW cor
14th and Noe
Schnutter Frederick, janitor, r. 765 Capp
Scho B. F., nursery, Sherman Av opp De Wolf
Schobel Christina, domestic, 2 Columbia Square

" Frederick, r. 319 Harrison
Schober Ernest X., cabinet maker, r. 458 Minna
" Henry, carpenter S. F. Planing Mill, r. 458

Minna
" Henry J., student Van derNaillen's School

of Engineering, r. 458 Minna
" John, barber, r. 776 Mission
Schobert Adam, baker, r. 763 Howard
" George, upholsterer Cal. Furnitnre Mfg.
Co., r. 1071/2 Williams
Schobinger William, waiter, r. 219 Geary
Schobridge Thomas F., soapmaker, r. 224 Dor-
land

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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAKKET ST.

Schock George R., conductor Market St. Ry.,
r. 1807 Haight
" H., laborer, r. 411 Sansome
Schocken Abraham L., salesman Goldberg,
Bowen & Co., r. 1618 Fell
" Herman, salesman Lewis Packing Co. and
Vinegar Wks, r. 2212 Devisadero
je@=Schocken. See Shocken
Schoeder Oscar, barber Peter D. Bernhard. r. 34

Ellis
Schoefer Theodore, tailor, 307 Clementina
Schoel Christian, farmer, r. 636 Commercial
Schoelles Phillip, tailor, r. 26i/^ Langton
Schoellhorn Emilie Mrs., midwife, 506 Larkin,
r. 1332 Turk
" Frederick F., tailor, 506 Larkin, r. 1332 Turk
Schoellkopf Charles, barber, r. 607 Stevenson
" Charles J., barber Stocker & Holderer, r.
607 Stevenson
Schoembs Anton, liquors, 513-517 Montgomery
Av, r. 517 Montgomery Av
" Antone Jr., bookbinder, r. 517 Montgomery

Av
" August, carpenter, r. 517 Montgomery Av
Schoen Aloysius B., clerk, r. 815 Webster
" Annie Miss, tailoress, r. 16 Harlan PI

Elizabeth, dressmaker, r. 815 Webster
" Frank, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co.. r.

127 West Park
" J. Joseph, hoseman Engine 1, r. 16 Harlan PI
" John J., r. 815 Webster
" John N., tile setter Bush & Mallett Co., r.
815 Webster
Schoen Joseph F., carpenter, r. 815 Webster
" Louis J., teacher music, 815 Webster
" Louis L., barber, 1518 Market, r. 318 Waller
" Margaret, widow, r. 16 Harlan PI
" Theodore, barber, 1430 Market, r. 318 Wal-
ler
" William F., barber Louis L. Schoen, r. 318
Waller
4®"Schoen. See Shaen, Shain, Shane and

Shoen
Schoenbach Theodore, baker, r. 625 Clay
Schoenbechler Barbara Mrs., groceries and

liquors, SE cor Mason and Green
Schoenbein Henry, r. 1124^ Kearny
Schoenberg Frank M., traveling salesman, r.
1539a Eddy
" Louis, real estate, r. 1323 Octavia
" Sarah, widow, r. 2217 Pine
je®"Schoenberg. See Shoenberg
Schoenduby Clement, airbrake inspector S. P.

Co., r. 639, 2d
Schoene Herrmann, photographer, 14, 3d
Schoeneman Fred, gunsmith, locksmith and

cutler, 604 Mission, r. 1211 Florida
Sclioenemann Emma N., widow, German
Lunch House, 42 Spear
" Joseph, r. 220 Montgomery Av
Schoenewalder Cornelius Rev., assistant St.
Boniface's Church, r. 115 Golden Gate Av
Schoenfeld Abraham E., barber, r. 1329 Clay

Adolph, mens' furnishing goods, 1316 Mar-
ket, r. 1138 Turk
Alexander M., clerk Pursch, Kaskel & Co.,

r. 2013 Pine
August, groceries and liquors, NW cor 18th

and Clara Av
B. & Co. (Bernard Schoenfeld), cigars, 212

Battery
Bernard (B. Schoenfeld & Co.), r. Alameda
David C, clerk Seller Bros. & Co., r. 2013

Pine
David M., bookkeeper Jonas Schoenfeld,
r. 508 Washington

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Schoenfeld Elise, widow, r. 1702 Washington

" Gustave, stenographer Renters' Co-opera-
tive Investment Co., r. 305 Octavia

" Henry N. (Shoenfeld & Goldstein), r. 464
Clementina
Schoenfeld Jacob, wholesale butcher and stock-
raiser, 1st Av South nr Railroad Av,
office 331 Kearny, room 12, r. 1514 Octavia

" Jeremiah, commission merchant, r. 2013
Pine

" Jonas, leaf tobacco and wholesale cigars,
508-510 Washington, r. 1312 Geary

" Joseph, bookkeeper Dickman- Jones Co., r.
2012 Sutter

" Joseph, salesman S. Schoenfeld & Co.,r.
Petaluma

" Leon (S. Schoenfeld & Co.), r. 305Octavia

•• Lester D., clerk, r. 2012 Sutter

" Louis S., assistant secretary Board of
Trade of S. F., 202 Market and 3 Pine, r.
828 OTarrell

" Michael, men's furnishing goods, 527 Mont-
gomery, r. 2226 Geary

" Morris D., r. 464 Clementina

" Pauline, widow, r. 305 Octavia

" S. & Co. (Sollie and Leon Schoenfeld),
men's furnishing goods, 1208 Market

" Sollie (S. Schoenfeld & Co.), r. 305 Octavia

" & Goldstein (Henry N. Schoenfeld and
Isaac Goldstein), butchers. 937 Folsom
4S"Schoenfeld. See Schonfeld
Schoenteldt Charles, cigarmaker, r. 433 Minna

" Frederick W., cigarmaker, r. 433 Minna
Schoenhein Emil, capmaker C. Herrmann & Co.,
r. 53RUSS

Schoenholz Brothers & Co.

(Sigmund and Saul Schoenholz and
Herman Elsbach), dry goods, direct
importers German linens, German
hosiery and knitting yams and depot
for German Sanitary underwear, 110-
112, 6th and 1913 Fillmore
Schoenholz Herman, buyer r. 1322 Octavia
" Morris (Rosenstein & Schoenholz), r. 1322

Octavia
" Saul (Schoenholz Bros. & Co.), r. 2732

Pine
" Sigmund (Schoenholz Bros. & Co.), r. 1320
Octavia
v^*Schoenig. See Schonig
Schoenlicht Charles W., r. 969 Harrison

" John, r. 969 Harrison
Schoenmakers Caroline L., widow, r. 323i4

Chestnut
Schoenstein Felix F., manufacturer church

organs. 1206-1208 Fillmore
Schoenstein Ferdinand B., president Califor-
nia Volksfreund Publishing Co., 429
Montgomery, and model maker and ma-
chinist, 511 Fulton
■' Leo F., with F. F. Schoenstein, r. 1208 Fill-
more
Schoenwald Albert, insurance, r. 2207 Geary
" Emil O., barber Wahl & Romer, r. 627 Mc-
Allister
" Otto, barber. 627 McAllister
" Paul A., agent Eagle Publishing Co. r. 2207
Geary
.^"Schoenwald. See Shainwald
Schoeppe Carl E., tanner, r. 1231 York
" Gustave, tanner Legallet-Hellwig Tan-
ning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
" Peri, tanner Legallet-Hellwig Tanning
Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
>8®=-Schoeppe. See Schoppe

Schoettler Frederick, merchant tailor, 329
Kearny, r. 1120 Pacific
" Herman, barber, 526 Hayes
4®=Schoettler. See Schottler
Schofleld Annie, widow, r. 1601 Lexington Av
" Edward, gripman, r. 28th bet Douglass and

Diamond
" George W., r. 7 Oakwood
" Jacob, painter, r. 4 Burgoyne PI
" Matthew, molder Atlas Iron Wks, r. 603

Mariposa
" Miles B. (Western Addition Funeral Di-
rectors), r. 2430 California
>8®-Schofleld. See Scholfleld and Scofield
Schogren G. R., motorman Market St. Ry.,r. 813
Oak

SCHOHAY A. & SON

(Albert and Albert J.), jewelry and sil-
verware, 302 Hayes

Schohay Albert (A. Schohay & Son), r. 302
Hayes
" Albert J. (A. Schohay & Son), r. 302 Hayes
" Frank, baker, r. 19 Scott PI
" Mary, widow, r. 19 Scott PI
" William, watchmaker, r. 19 Scott PI
Schoji James, boarding, 118 Prospect PI
Scholes Arthur, r. 731 Harrison
" George H., porter paymaster's office S. P.
& Co., r. 129a O'Farrell
Scholfleld Anna E. Mrs., r. 2019 Hyde
" Ira v., engineer, r. 405 Castro
" Ira V. Jr., engineer 200 Market, r. 2536
Howard
Scholkmann August, clerk, r. 608 Linden Av
SchoU Albert L., physician and druggist, SE
cor Mission and 5th, r. 873 Mission
" Annie Miss, clerk Otto Scholl, r. 1613

Polk
" Charles, plumber S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

Oakland
" Emma. C. Miss, teacher Stanford Primary

School, r. 313 Steiner
" Ernst, cellarman J. Gundlach & Co., r. 7

Rincon Av
" Isaac, stableman Stetson-Renner Drayage

Co., r. 724 Folsom
" John, butcher R. Strahle, r. 1244 Sanchez
" Louis E., clerk, r. 512, 36th
" Michael, capitalist, r. 900 Vallejo
" Otto, stationery, 1613 Polk
" Walter H., observer U. S. Weather Bureau,
r. 902 Vallejo
«®=Scholl. See Shawl

Scholle Albert W. . office 324 Pine, room 6. r. New
York
Antone, groceries and liquors, 338 Polk, r.

8 Mayre Terrace
Brothers (William and Jacob), capitalists,

334 Pine, room 6
Jacob (Scholle Bros.), r. New York
Joseph, clerk Antone Scholle, r. 8 Mayre

Terrace
Margaret, domestic, 1913 Pacific Av
William (Scholle Bros.), r. New York
Scholte Carl, watchmaker Glindemann &

Schweitzer, r. 131714 Eddy
Scholten Henry, collector, r. 2327 Mission

" Henry H., cooper Cal. Wine Assn.
Scholtz Waldemar, physician, 419 Castro
;8S=Scholtz. See Schultz, Schultze, Schulz,

Shulze and Shulz
Scholz Carl, clerk, r. 933 Kearny
" Frank, barber Edward Wrede, r. 1703 De-

visadero
" George R., liquors, r. 327^^ Golden Gate Av
" Paul bookkeeper F. Tonner, r. 910 Post
" Robert, second-hand furniture, 404, 5th, r.
401, 5th
Schomacker George, driver, r. 801 Grove
" Henrv, chair maker Hey wood Bros. & Co..

r. 37 Hinckley
" Luder, laborer, r. 801 Grove
Schomaker Gerd, groceries and liquors, NE cor
4th and Bryant, r. 572 Bryant
" Hermann, groceries and liquors, SE cor

Oak and Gough, r. 140 Gough
" John H., cook Andrew Anderson, r. 612
Howard

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SchomaJjer Theodore, groceries and liquors,
SW cor Hayes and Broderiek, r. 423 Brod-
erick
4®=Schomaker. See Schumacher and Shoe-
maker
Schomberg George W., yard foreman S. P. Co.,
r. 360 Elizabeth

" William G., yard foreman S. P. Co., r. 914,
23d
Schomer George (Schomer & Buchholz). and
groceries, 1829 Market, r. 13 Elgin Park
Av

" H. & J. F. (Henry and John F.), groceries
and liquors, 314, 19th

•■ Henry (H. & J. F. Schomer), r. 314, 19th

" JohnF. (H. & J. F. Schomer), and grocer-
ies, 3740 Howard, r. 1029 Shotwell

" Joseph, candy maker Adolph Hromada, r.
1510 Mason

" Margaret, widow, r. 13 Elgin Park Av

SCHOMER & BUCHHOLZ

(Georg-e Schomer and William Buch-
holz), dealers in groceries and pro-
visions, wines and liquors, SE cor Bush
and Powell

Schonbeck Frederick, seaman, r. 114 Perry
Schonberger J. Mrs., r. 5 Everett
Schone Gustav, washer W. R. Pease, r. 1340 Va-
lencia
Schonfeld August, groceries and liquors, 318
Polk, r. 18 Clara Av
" David, Jeweler Rothschild & Hadenfeldt, r.

3030 Steiner
" Louis, groceries and liquors, NE cor Grove
and Gough, r. 366 Grove
Schonig John, ironworker, r. 1713 Scott
" Lena, domestic, 1513 Gough
" Philip H., machinist Williams & Orton, r.
1713 Scott
4®=" Schonig. See Schoenig
SchoningOtto (Galloway Litho. Co.), r. 1314
Fulton
" William, bakery and confectionery, 639
Broadway
Schoningh Joseph, confectioner Page & Falch,

r. 91/2 Dale PI
Schont John, gardener, r. 1334 Alabama
Schonwald Franz, agent, r. 3 Lida PI
Schonwasser Emil G. (Davis, Schonwasser &

Co ), r. Alameda
School Department Store Room, S W cor Pine

and Larkin, telephone East 195
School of Design (California), NE cor Pine and
Mason
" of Engineering, Albert Van der Naillen
president, 733 Market

SCHOOL OF MAGAZINE AND

NEWSPAPER ILLUSTRATION, day
classes from 10 to 4, 5 days a week,
evening classes 2 days a week, 7:30
to 9:30, J. H. E. Partington manager,
424 Pine
Schooler William H., attorney at law, 330 Pine,

rooms 38-30, r. 3431 Washington
Schooley Auburn L., druggist, r. 331'/4 Guerrero
" D. E, car repairer S. P. Co., r. 1500 Howard

rear
" Edmund L., barber, r. 319V4 Sanchez
" Peddy A., widow, r. 219i/4 Sanchez
Schooling EllenC ., widow, r. 1517 Baker
Schoonmaker James, pressman, r. 11 Day
Schooser Querine, maltster Krug & Zimmer-

mann, r. 2133 Harrison
Schooster Frederick, laborer, r. 507 Mission
Schoppe Charles, engineer tug Amalie, r.

423 Harrison
i8®"Schoppe. See Schoeppe
Schopplein John, longshoreman, r. 317Green rear
Schorcht Herman, laborer Western Sugar Re-
finery, r. 7th Av South nr K
Schord Louis G., salesman, r. 1914 Golden Gate
Av
" Louis G. Jr.. clerk. Hotel St. Nicholas
, " Milford H., dental student, r. 1914 Golden
Gate Av
" Robert, clerk A. Schilling & Co., r. 1914
Golden Gate Av

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Schord William, clerk A. Schilling & Co., r. 1914

Golden Gate Av
Schorie Gottlieb, r. 21 Everett
Schornstheimer Henry, cellarman Cal. Wine

Assn, r. 3 Walter
Schorr Joseph (Corbett & Schorr), r. 724 Linden

Av
Schostag William, fireman S. P. Co., r. 118,

16th
Schott Andrew, salesman Wolf Bros., r. 307,
7th
" Carl C, printer Mysell, Rollins Co.. r. 274

Minna
•• Charles, machinist, r. 307, 7th
" Charles E., cigar maker Schwerin & Son,

r. 2021 Mason
" Edward, machinist, r. 504 Napa
" Emil, porter Washburn & Moen Mfg. Co.
" Fred H., cigar maker Schwerin & Son, r.

2021 Mason
" Henry, shoemaker, 717 Valencia
" Joseph A., commercial traveler, r. 307,

7th
" Walter E., engraver Shreve & Co., r. 26
Turk
Schotte Charles A., carpenter Thomas H.Day

& Sons, r. 166 Perry
Schottler H. & Co. (Herman Schottler and C.
E. Eaton), asphaltum and mastic roof-
ers, yard 1326-1328 Hampshire, office 605
Clay, rooms 1-3
" Herman (H. Schottler & Co.), r. 1325 York
" Herman, barber, r. 536 Hayes
4®"Schottler. See Schoettler
Schottmann Charles E., machinist, r. 1131Vi

Nebraska
Schotty Charles, carpenter, r. 149 Perry
Schou Albert, dyer, r. 459 Jessie
" Charles N.. carpenter, r. 18a Elgin Park

Av
" Elizabeth P., widow, r. 16 Lundy Lane
" Frank (Klevesahl & Schou), r. 422a Fran-
Francisco
" Jens P., seaman, r. 328, 5th Av
" Neils J., stevedore, r. 756 San Jose Av
" Peter J., master schr Col. Baker, 6 Mis-
sion, r. 1 South Park
4®=*Schou. See Chou

Schouern Jacob, shoemaker, r. 727'/4 Folsom
Schouten John W. (J. W. Schouten & Co.), r.

1024 Bryant
Schouten J. W. & Co. (John W. Schouten and
John H. McCallum), lumber, 421-437
Berry
Schow Bernhard, salesman Blumenthal & Co.,
r. 715i4 Howard
" Charles, cigar maker, r. 2013 Folsom
" Peter, dockhand Cal. Dry Dock Co., r. 5th
Av nr Point Lobos
Schowelin R., carpenter Albert Hansen, r. 1176

Harrison
Schrader Brothers (William F. and Rudolph
C), butchers, 1342-1344 Market and NE
cor Ellis and Larkin
•' Charles J., butcher Schrader Bros., r. 2911

Geary
" Edwin W., clerk S. F. Bridge Co., r. 612

Capp
" Frederick, barber, 2439 Mission, r. 2440 Mis-
sion
" Herman (Schrader & Co.), r. 221, 30th
" Herman H., fresco painter, r. 19, 24th
" Jacob F., butcher, 2915 Geary, r. 2913 Geary
" Kate, lodgings, 217, 2d
" Matilda, widow, r. 612 Capp
" Otto A. (Schrader & Lutge), r. 8 Walter

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Schrader Rudolph C. (Schrader Bros.), r. 2915
Gearv
" William F. (Schrader Bros.) , r 421 Broderick
" William P., blacksmith, r. 11281/2 Howard
'■ & Co. (Herman Schrader, Henry Martens,
Albert Anderson and James Heaney),
proprietors Enterprise Foundry, 140-142
Folsom
" & Lutge (Otto A. Schrader and Richard
Lutge), ornamental iron works, 1172
Mission
i8®-Schrader. See Schroder, Schroeder, Shra-

der and Shroeder
Schraemli Emile, engineer John Wieland Brew-
ery, r. 12 Garden
Schraft Charles W., cook, r. 2315 Mission
" Otto, barber Andrew Hallahan, r. SW cor
Potrero Av and 15th
Schrage Charlotte A. Miss, stenographer U. S.

Marshal, r. 724, 22d
Schram Charles, watchman Sutter St. Ry., r.
1111 Sutter
" Frederick C, bookkeeper, r. 313, 11th Av
" George H., plumber, 313, 11th Av
'• Hannah, widow, r. 243 Hickory Av
" Hugo F., tank builder Wells, Russell &

Co., r. 313, nth A V
" James, watchman Sutter St. Ry., r. lUl
Sutter
Schramm Ernestine Miss, dressmaker, r. 229
Franklin
" Frederick, baker, r. 772 Mission
" John T. P., millhand Del Monte Milling

Co., r. 303 Folsom
" Paul, machinist Pac. Oil and Lead Wks,
r. 237 LanKton
Schramsberg Vineyards, Coope & Pippy

agents, 204 Market
Schrank George, carpenter, r. 530 Hermann

" George, laborer, r. 11 82 'A Harrison
Schranz Louis, salesman Stein, Simon & Co., r.
29 Bartlett
" Walter D., salesman Goldberg, Bowen &
Co., r. 29 Bartlett
Schrass John, cook Adolph Mantke, r. 631 Sac-
ramento
Schraud Philip, cook, r. 921 Vallejo
Schreck Ferdinand, bartender Orpheum Thea-
tre, r. 312 Minna
Schreen Henry, baker Frederick Willenbrink,

r. 911 Larkin
Schrefeld Christina, widow, r. 13 Scotland
Schreiber Amelia Mrs., nurse. r. 1341 Powell
" Anna, domestic, 1827 California
" Antone, cigar maker C. R. Thrane & Bro.,

r. 5 Uranus
" August, gold and silver embroiderer, 507

California, r. 427 Bush
" Charles F., clerk, r. 733, 23d
" Herman, r. 923, 18th
" Herman P., compositor Richard Munk, r.

1115 Broadway
" Joseph Jr., confectioner, 950-952 Market, r.

207 Larkin
" Theresa Miss, dressmaking, UGY^ Oak
Schreiber William, proprietor The Elite, 21

Kearny, r. 613 Jones
Schreier Charles, brewer, r. 707 Mission

" Hermann, r. 13 Bourbin PI
Schreiner August, basket maker Weston Basket
and Mfg. Co., r. .560 Howard
" Emil, waiter, r. 418Vi Hyde rear
" Frederick H., musician, r. 426 Chestnut
" Hubert, cyolery, 1718 Devisadero
" Sophia, widow, r. 426 Chestnut
j8®- Schreiner. See Shriner

Schrenk Edmond, cellarman Arpad Haraszthy,

r. 636 Commercial
Schrick August, expressman, SW cor Bush and
Kearny, r. 312, 27th

" Frank, wood and coal, 725, 17th
Scliriefer Diedrich H., groceries and liquors,

155 Natoma
Schrivar Frederick, seaman, r. 441, 1st
Schrock William A., manufacturer iron beds,
camp goods, etc., 21 New Montgomery,
r. Oakland
Schroder Anna Miss, shirt maker Joseph Fried-
lander, r. 635 Fulton

" Augusta Miss, saleslady, r. 721, 21st

" Charles, bartender W. M. B. Stuhlmacher,
r. 621, 6th

" Charles, machinist, r. lOBelmontPl

" Charles C, clerk Charles Stelling, r. 556,
4th

" Charles J. (Schroder & Son), r. 601 McAl-
lister

" Claus (Schroder & Son), r. 601 McAllis-
ter

" Cord, clerk H. Schroder & Co., r. 2533 Cali-
fornia

" Edward, cigars and tobacco, Russ House

" Edward H., clerk, r. 721, 21st

" Elizabeth, widow, r. 721, 21st

" Frederick H., clerk Na han, Dohrmann &
Co., r. 721, 21st

" George, accountant Julius Reimer, 509
Montgomery

" George, clerk Daniel Warde, r. 326, 30th

" H. & Co. (Herman Schroder), groceries,
2017 Fillmore

" H. & Son (Herman and Herman Jr.), gro-
ceries, 300 Fell

" Hans J., employee Western Suger Refinery,
r. 1087 Tennessee

" Henry (Eybs & Schroder), r. 7 Cleveland

" Henry, bottler John Rapp, r. 601 McAllis-
ter

" Henry, cigar maker, r. 326, 30th

" Henry, clerk Adams House, r. 519 Sacra-
mento

" Henry A., clerk John H. Schroder, r. 1600
Geary

" Henry C, cabinet maker Bare Bros., r. 50
. Corbett Av

" Henry J., engineer, r. 27 Clarence PI

" Herbert, blacksmith Aten & Falkenstein,
r. 50 Corbett Av

" Heinrich^ salesman E. Rohde & Co., r. 1003

" Herman (H. Schroder & Co.), r. 2533 Cali-
fornia

" Herman (H. Schroder & Son), r. 300 Fell

" Herman, drayman, 400 Battery, r. 23A Kiss-
ling

" Herman, tailor, r. 625 Pulton

" Herman Jr. (H. Schroder & Son), r. 300
Fell

" J., r. 3 Eureka PI

" Jacob H. (Buck & Schroder), r. 500, 4th

" John. r. 1330 Valencia

" John D., clerk John H. Schroder, r. 1600
Geary

" John F., r. 1919 Oak

" John F., contractor, r. 1326 Valencia

" John H., groceries and liquors, 1600 Geary

" John H., groceries, NW cor Washington
and Webster, r. 2400 Washington

" John H. Jr., clerk John H. Schroder, r. 2400
Washington

" Kate, domestic, 2836 California

" Louis, laborer, r. 426 Fulton

" Louis, steward, r. 126 Morris Av

" Louis C, contractor, r. 1330 Valencia

" Louis E.. r. 36 East Av

■' Mabel Miss, dressmaker, r. 625 Fulton

" Mamie Miss, dressmaker, r. 326, 30th

" Mary, widow, r. 326, 30th

" Pauline, widow, r. 3 Alaska PI

" Richard, teamster Del Monte Milling Co.,
r. 8I414 Treat Av

" Thomas, r. 326. 30th

" William, bookkeeper Goldberg, Bowen &
Co.,r. 601 McAllister

" William, teamster, r. 704 Fulton

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Schroder William C, porter H. Plagemann &

Co., r. 336, SOth
•' William J. H., r. 117, 2d
Scliroder & Son (Glaus and Charles J.), groce-
ries and liquors, SW cor Franklin and

McAllister
^S-Schroder. See Schrader, Schroeder, Shrader

and Shroeder
Sohroedel George, clerk Esberg Bachman Leaf

Tobacco Co., r. 305 Mason
Schroeder Anton, r. 134 California Av
" Bernhard, waiter, r. 636 Commercial
" Carl, shoemaker, 509V4 Jones
" Caroline Mrs., r. 21 Clara
" Charles, coremaker Vulcan Iron Wks, r.

332, 29th
" Charles, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
" Charles F., bartender Henry Warnecke, r.

420 Natoma
" Christian, porter M. Rosenshine & Bro., r.

326 Ritch
" Christian J., meterman, r. 1500 Mason
" Claus, r. 922 Battery

" Claus, groceries and liquors, NW cor Va-
lencia and 20th
" Frank, driver South S. F. Brewery, r. 14th

A7 South nr Railroad Av
" Frederick C, litho. artist Dickman-Jones

Co., r. Alameda
" Frederick W., groceries and liquors, 1100

Valencia
" F. W., carpenter, r. 909 Kearny
" Gustav, letter cutter Pacific States Type

Foundry, r. Mill Valley, Marin Co.
" Gustave Rev., r. 299 Hyde
" Hans, solicitor Chicago Hotel
" Harry, tanner C. G. Bennett& Co., r. 16%,

24th
" Henry, r. 502 Gough

" Henry, clerk John J. Thompson, r. 317, 5th
" Henry, cook, r. 1209 Kearny
■' Henry, master schr S. E. Perry, office 5

Spear, r. East Oakland
" Henry, salesman Thomas Tayler & Co., r.

62 Hermann
" Henry, shiprigger, r. 104, 20th
" Henry C, druggist, r. 700!4 Bush
" Henry J., liquors, 135 Folsom
" Herman, clerk John Schulken, r. 901 Bush
" Herman C, molder, r. 332, 29th
" Jerome, driver, r. 209, 28th
" John, dairy produce, 1300 Stockton, r. 913a

Jackson
" John, groceries and liquors, 1721 Howard,

r. 1719 Howard
" John, shoemaker, 442, 3d
" John, steward The Thalia
'< John A., groceries and liquors, 933 Stockton
" John A., sign writer, r. 205 Guerrero
•• John B. Jr., offlce 638 Market, r. Redwood

City
" JohnD. (Schroeder &Grabau),r. 668 Walnut
" John H., bartender H. F. Segelcke, r. 317,

1st
" John C, teamster C. B. Rode & Co., r. 504

Gough
" John H. Rev., pastor St. Johannes Ger-
man Evangelical Lutheran Church, r.

3723 Mission
" John L,, hatter Charles Colman, r. 13 Ver-
ona PI
" John W., bartender Lohse & Schutt, r. 655,

3d
" L., driver Alexandre Bertin, r. 430 Bush
Scliroeder L. Gustaf, president and manager

Asbestos Paraffine Co., 131-135, 1st, r.

299 Hyde
" Louis F., driver Burke & Sicke, r. 1325

Bush
" Maria, widow, r. 333, 29th
" Max A., porter L. Foard, r. 406 Waller
" Minnie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1214 Leaven-
worth
" Otto, groceries and liquors, 1315 Mission
" Paul W., clerk Del Monte Milling Co., r.

Alameda
" Richard, clerk Rudolph G. Schroeder, r.

2220 Fillmore
" Richard D., liquors, 25 Eddy, r. 3 Eddy PI

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Schroeder Rudolph G., groceries and liquors, SE
cor Fillmore and Clay, r. 2220 Fillmore
" Sophie, widow, r. 502 Gough
" William, liquors, 439 Montgomery Av, r.

1433 Stockton
" William, master mariner, r. 914, 15th
Schroeder WUliam, president California Art
Glass Bending and Cutting Works, 103-
105 Mission, r. 938 Howard
" William D., teamster C. B. Rode & Co., r.

503 Gough
" William G., liquors, 925 Mission, r. 34 Pre-

cita Av
" William L., salesman Baker & Hamilton,
r. Alameda
Schroeder & Grabau (John D. Schroeder and
Emil A. Grabau), proprietors Baldwin
Grotto, 873 Market, telephone Jessie 661
4S=Schroeder. See Schrader, Schroder, Shra-
der and Shroeder
Schroepfer Albert A., laborer Pac. Rubber
Paint Co., r. 937 Golden Gate Av
•' William, cook, r. 711 Mission
Schroer Henry, groceries and liquors, SE cor

Jackson and Buchanan
Schrofl Charles, woodcarver John A. Hagstrom,
r. San Bruno Av nr 28th
" Charles Jr., woodcarver, John A. Hag-
strom, r. San Bruno Av nr 38th
" Herman, woodcarver John A. Hagstrom, r.
San Bruno Av nr28th
Schrogg John, porter Am. District Tel., r. 529

Sacramento
Schroth Charles (Herman Westerfeld & Co.), r.
1005 Geary
" Charles A., clerk John Siegfried & Co., r.

1005 Geary
" George, laborer Enterprise Brewing Co., r.

463 Shotwell
" John F. (E. J. Robinson & Co.), r. 1005

Geary
" Julius, liquors, SE cor Market and 10th, r.

1323 Fell
" William J., r. 1005 Geary
Schrumpf Adolph F., porter M. Rothenberg &
Co., r. 517 Pine
" Albert C, bartender Mrs. H. Burshinsky,
r. Ocean Terrace, Sutro Heights
Sohryver Edgar L., porter Saie Deposit Bldg, r.
811 Mason
•' E. L. Mrs., children's dressmaking, 811

Mason
" Harry E., shoemaker, r. 811 Mason
Schubel Alexander, laborer, r. 504 Napa
Schubener Leo, barber, 619 Sacramento, r. 207^4
Polk
" Louis, tailor, r. 207'^ Polk
Schubert Emilia, widow, r. 830, 15th
" Ernst C, portrait artist, r. 830, 15th
" Eugene W., cashier Russ House
" Herman, cabinet maker, r. 7OIV2 Van Ness

Av
" Hugo, machinist, r. 560 Howard
" Joseph, seaman, r. 6 Silver Star PI
" Magnus, box maker Pac. and S. F. Box

Factory, r. I8I/2 Prospect Av
" Nicholas, brewer, r. 707 Mission
" Paul, r. N s Channel nr 9th
" Paul F., wood finisher, r. 8 Germania
Schuchert Phillip, shoemaker, 1251, 34th, r. 331

Bartlett
Schuck Emil, butcher, 310 Folsom, r. 316, 1st
" Herman, general delivery clerk Post Offlce,

r. 1134 Howard
" Thomas L., varieties, 139, 11th
JSS-Schuck. See Shuck

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Schucking E. Mrs., widow, r. 1229 O'Farrell
" Theodore L., salesman Miller, Sloss &
Scott, r. 1229 O'Farrell
Schudel Bertha, clerk Marx Blum, r. 709 Lar-
kin
" Emil, confectioner Charles Guillet, r. 905

Larkin
" Emma Miss, dairy produce, GOSYz Post, r.

709 Larkin
" Marcus P., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1332
Howard
Schuemann Fritz, proprietor Cal. Schuetzen

Park (San Rafael), office 123 Sutter
Schuepp Jacob, boarding, 207 Main
Schuering Henry, insurance, 421 California
Schuessler Arthur, bartender, r. 438'/2 Jessie

rear
*®"Schuessler. See Schussler
Schuette Alvin T., upholsterer Cal. Furniture
Mfg. Co., r. 427, 29th
" Harry, teacher music, r. 1401 Guerrero
" "William F., cabinet maker Cal. Furniture

Mfg. Co., r. 161 Chattanooga
" William G., painter, r. 161 Chattanooga
4®"Schuette. See Schutte and Shute
Schuetz David, cabinet maker, r. 22 Stockton

" Johanna, widow, r. 821 California
Schuey Jeremiah T., carpenter, r. 100 Jones
Schug Charles P. D., teacher music, 822 Mis-
sion
" Daniel, varnisher. r. 26th Av South nr P
" Henry, painter, r. 21st Av South nr Silver

Av
" Henry G., barber, r. 26th Av South nr P
" Joseph, foreman factory S. N. Wood & Co.,
r. 1023 Market
Schuhman Anton, accountant Rolla V. Watt, r.

118. 3d Av
Schuhrer William, porter E. A. Fargo Co., r. 122
Valparaiso
•' William J., porter Crown Distilleries Co.,
r. 3506Vi Mission
Schukle John, laborer, r. 35 Welsh
Schukouskv William, hostler James E. Finch,

r. 1323 Laurel Av
Schuldt Charles W.. confectioner, r. 214 Turk
rear
" Christian, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r.

310a Guerrerro
" Emma, machine operator, r. 1529 Turk
" George, driver, r. 1.529 Turk
" Henry F., bottler National BottlingCo., r.

337 Waller
" Henry F., druggist, r. 214 Turk rear
" John, liquors, 501 Dupont, r. 600 Pine
" Margaret, widow, r. 1529 Turk
" William Rev., pastor St. John's German
Methodist Episcopal Church, r. 812
Army
" William, butcher Frederick Martins, r.
1529 Turk
Schule Elizabeth Miss, bookkeeper W. S.
Townsend, r. 1213 Valencia
" Frederick A., manufacturer incubators,

1213 Valencia
" Henry, conductor Sutter St. Ry, r. 1119

Sutter
" Josie Miss, candy maker W. S. Townsend,
r. 1213 Valencia
Schuler Anselmo, r. 114 William
" August (Schuler & Seheben), r 42 Julia
" August, mate str Aurora
" Charles F., master str T. C. Walker, r.

Stockton
" Charles H. laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r.
2606 Manchester

Schuler Edward J., bill poster, r. 335 Broad-
way
" Frank C, porter Washburn & Moen Mfg.

Co., r. 335 Broadway
" Hermann, porter Tillmann & Bendel, r. 1218

Kearny
" James, seaman, r. 409 Harrison
" Joseph, driver Louis Zwissig, r. 16thAv

South nr G
" Paul F., cook W. Leege & Co., r. 1813V4

Mason
" Rose, widow, r. 114 William
" William, shoemaker, r. 2606 Manchester
" William, surfman Golden Gate Life Sav-
ing Station
" & Seheben (August Schuler and Eugene
Seheben), liquors, 133, 7th
4S=Schuler. See Schuller
Schules William, bill distributor Sterling &

Dunphy, r. 44, 3d
Schulhofer Max, capitalist, office 415 Montgom-
ery, room 6, r. 1508 Post
Schuling Charles, harness maker Kempkey,
Gilham & Sawyer, r. 521V4 Stevenson
Schulin.sky Charles, carriage painter Robert

Walsh, r. 431, 5th
Schulken Benhard D., wood, coal, hay and grain*
1104-1106 Hampshire, r. 25, 23d
" Henry (Henry Schulken & Co.), r. 25, 23d
" Henry & Co. (Henry Schulken), groceries

and liquors, 23, 23d, r. 25, 23d
" Henry D., helper John Wieland Brewery, r.
20 Elliott Park
Schulken J. & Co. (Julius Schulken), hay, grain,

wood and coal, 1616 Mission
Schulken John, groceries and liquors, station-
ery and candies, 901-903 Bush, r. 901 Bush
" Julius (J. Schulken & Co.), r. 900 Laguna
SchuU Rosalie, widow, r. ISVz Langton
Schuller Andrew, real estate and insurance
agent, 508 Montgomery, room 11, r. Oak-
land
" Arthur W., shoe cutter P. F. Nolan & Co.,

r. Oakland
" August, r. 1726 Ellis
" Benjamin, shoe cutter J. C. Nolan & Co.,

r. Oakland
" Frank G., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co.,

r. Oakland
" Henry, cellarman E. Gamier & Co., r. 902

Montgomery Av
" John, can maker Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 128 Caselli Av
" John, gardener, r. 711 Mission
" Norman, clerk Andrew Schuller, r. Oak-
land
J8®=-Schuller. See Schuler
Schullerts Frank O., abstract clerk O. R. and

N. Co., r. Oakland
Schult Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor

Pine and Baker, r. 1633 Baker
Schulte Charles, r. 217 Grant Av
" Gustavus, printer Fullerton & Schulte, r.

118 Fell
" Henry, r. E s York bet 15th and 16th
" Henry W., carpenter, r. 1030 Shotwell
" Hermine, widow, r. 118 Fell
" John G. W. (Osmer& Co.), r. 710 Haight
" Juliet (Fullerton & Schulte), r. 118 Fell
" Leonard, bottler, r. E s York bet 15th and

16th
" William, bottler, r. E s York bet 15th and

16th
" William, engineer, r. 1830^/4 Howard
" William H. G., student, r. 710 Haight
Schulter Daniel, liquors, SE cor Mission and

Beal, r. .54 Clementina
Schultheis Emil L., compositor S. F. Tageblatt,
r. 1.5381/2 Bush
" Henry, r. 1703 Polk
" J. George, watchmaker, r. 708 Taylor
" John, coremaker Thompson Bros., r. 29^4

Laussat
" John H., machinist Rix Compressed Air

Machinery Co., r. 622 Jersey
" Ludwig, printer, r. 1538!4 Bush
" William H. (C. B. Rode & Co.), r. 1703 Polk
Schultheiss Charles J., clerk Miller, Sloss &
Scott, r. 1608 Mason

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Schultz Adolph, r. 806 Taylor
" Adolph J., clerk, r. 1609 Jones
" Arnold, driver Farnsworth & Ruggles, r.

514 Green
" August, waiter, r. 317 Eddy
" Carrie, widow, r. 429, 5th
" Charles, r. 34 Golden Gate Av
" Charles, r. 533 Filbert
" Charles, helper Charles W. Smith, r. 335

Shipley
" Charles F., clerk auditing dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. 729 California
•' Charles G., tailor, r. 1117 Clay
" Ernest A., r. 3436 Filbert
" Eugene, laborer Joseph Wagner Mfg. Co.,

r. 35Chesley
" F. Mrs., widow, r. 806 Taylor
" Felix, cook Clorandin F. Andrieu, r. 327

Minna
" Ferdinand, fresco painter, r. 10 Lily Av
• " Frank, clerk E. T. Allen Co., r. 13!4 Harri-
son Av
" Fred, porter Franz Siebrecht, r. 416 Kearny
" Fredericlf, laborer, r. 636 Commercial
" Frederick, painter, r. 1630 Powell
■' Frederick J., clerk L. C. Cnopius, r. 1609

Jones *

" Frederick J., r. 2436 Filbert
" Frederick W., tailor H. E. Schultz, r. 636

Commercial
'■ Frederick W., tailor Joseph Gutman, r.

19% Langton
<• George, bricklayer, r. 1108 Vermont
" George, broker, 318 Pine, room 40, r. 3430

Pine
" George, traveling salesman, r. 635 Geary
Schultz George A., secretary William A.

Schultz & Sons, 533 Front, r. 2420 Clay
" George F., clerk C. W. R. Ford & Co., r.

2406 Folsom
" George J. Rev., pastor German Methodist

Episcopal Church, r. 864b Folsom
" George L., car repairer Market St. Ry., r.

119 California Av
" Harry, clerk, r. 1830 Filbert
" Henrietta, widow, r. 335 Shipley
" Henry, barber, r. 426 Fell
" Henry, driver Frank A. Geier, r. 2005 Market
" Henry E., tailor, 625 Commercial, r. 806

Union
Schultz Herman, bookkeeper A. & T. Weil &

Co., r. Berkeley
" Herman, shoemaker Charles Lester, r. 621

Howard
" Johanna Miss, teacher piano, r. 2907 Clay
" John, r. 33 Hinckley
" John, miner, r. 100, 5th
" John, porter, r. 174 Jessie
" John, transferer Dickman- Jones Co., r. 1419

Taylor
" John H., water tender str Walla Walla
" Joseph, capitalist, r. 729i^ Harrison
" Julius, finisher Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 19V4

Langton
" Julius, plumber, r. 1920 Fillmore
" Julius, tailor, r. 512 Bush
" L. J., laborer Enterprise Brewing Co., r.

cor 16th and York
" Louis, electrotyper Schmidt Label &

Litho. Co., r. Alameda
" Louis E. J. (Schultz & Voorman), r. 2436

Filbert
" Louisa, widow, nurse, r. I8V2 Harriet
" Louisa W., widow, r. 631 Ash Av
" Martin, teacher music, r. 404 Ellis
" Mary D., widow, r. cor Richland and South

Avs
" Michael C, porter Mau, Sadler & Co.
" Oscar, teacher music, r. 206 Perry
" Otto, liquors, 1053 Market, r. 1830 Filbert
" Otto G., r. 5 Everett
" Paul, bartender Seal Rock House
" Paul, engineer Am. Carbonic Acid Gas Co.,

r. 64 Clementina
" Peter, nurse German Hospital
" Peter O., gardener, r. 313, 4th Av
' " Philip, barber, r. 734, 22d
" Robert, driver Frederick G. Sachs, r. 515

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Schultz Robert A., clerk Morris A. Levingston,

r. 698 McAllister
" Rudolph, lithographer, r. 738 Green
" Theodore, groceries, 1934 Stockton
" Walter F., insurance, r. 2430 Pine
" William, r. 617 Mission
" William, clerk The German Savings and

Loan Society, 'r. 2430 Pine
" William, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,

r. 337 Shipley
" William, paper hanger, r. 306 Natoma
" William, shoemaker, 622 Capp
Schultz WiUiam A., president William A.

Schultz & Sons, 523 Front, r. Sausalito,

Cal.
" William A. Jr., treasurer William A.

Schultz & Sons, r. 209 Valencia
Schultz William A. & Sons, William A.

Schultz president, George A. Schultz

secretary, wholesale wines and liquors,

523 Front
Schultz & Voorman (Louis E. J. Schultz and

Henry Voorman), offlce 506 Battery,

room 3
j8@=Schultz. See Scholtz, Schultze, Schulz,

Schulze and Shulz
Schultzberg Charles G., tailor, r. 1117 Clay
Schultze August, ship builder, r. 911 Illinois
'• Charles A., clerk, r. 326 Kearny
" Eliza Mrs., lodgings, 911 Illinois
" Ernest H., dentist, 10731^ Market
" Frank R., r. 520 Folsom
" Gustav, inventor, office 58, 1st, r. Berkeley
" Henry A., groceries and liquors, 547 Turk

and 939 Larkin, r. 542 Polk
" Jacob, butcher, r. 1030 Clay
" Julius, waiter, r. 343 Minna
" L. E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 744 Ellis
" Louis, bartender S. Dabovich, r. 523 Filbert
" Marie Miss, principal Sutro Mail Dock

Free and Pioneer Kindergartens, 218

Brannan, r. 831 California
" Rudolph W., ship carpenter, E s 5th Av

South nr K
;e®"Schultze. See Schultz. Schulz, Schulze

and Schulz
Schultzen Marguerite, widow, r. 45 Dore
Schulz Andrew, r. 215, 30th
" Bruno, clerk, r. 313 Chattanooga
" Carl, r. 805 Harrison
" Carl, clerk J. Schulz, r. 736 Union
'I Charles, liquors, 714 Washington, r. 207

Montgomery Av
" Charles, seaman, r. 22 Sacramento
" Charles A. (William Schulz & Son), r. 927

Grove
" Christian, baker, r. 69 Minna
" Christian, manager Wieland Bros., 212

Davis, r. 410 Ellis
" Dora, widow, r. 1026 Sutter
'■ Edward G., baker, r. 926 Filbert
" Ernest, jeweler P. Schulz, r. 805 Harrison
" Frederick, cook Schwerin & Sons, r. 3406

Folsom
" Frederick, tailor, r. 103 Perry rear
" Frederick, saddler Kempkey, Gilham &

Sawver, r. 805 Harrison
" Frederick F.,molder, r. 4315^ Mississippi
" George E., salesman Lievre, Frioke & Co.
" George F., fireman S. P. Co., r. 1011 Ala-
bama
" George T., baker, r. 1011 Alabama
" Gustav, driver Milwaukee Brewery, r. 114b

Juniper
" Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor Bush

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Schulz Henry, liquors, 31, 5th, r. 438 Jessie

" Henry,salesman A. Mautz&Co.,r. 447, 19th

" Henry T., fireman, r. 1011 Alabama

" James E., contractor, r. Sagamore nr Ply-
mouth Av

" John, horseshoer, r. 1011 Alabama

" Joseph, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 1105
Alabama

" Julius, bakery, 736 Union

" Ludwig, tailor, r. 536 Jessie

" M., musician, 39, 4th

" Mary, widow, r. 1105 Alabama

" Mary Mrs., proprietor The Charleston, 239
Kearny

" Max, clerk German Consulate, r. 212 Chat-
tanooga

" Melania Miss, bookkeeper R. E. Schulz,
r. 2937 Clay

" Otto, finisher W. & J. Sloane & Co., r. 805
Harrison

" Otto, painter, r. 1419 Taylor

SCHULZ PAUL,

practical watchmaker and jeweler,
watch repairing a specialty, 300, 4tli,
cor Folsom, r. 805 Harrison

Schulz Peter, laborer, r. 16 Jansen

Schulz R. E., merchant, office 320 Sansome, room

14, r. 2937 Clay
" William (Schulz & Meyer), r. 816 Elizabeth
" William (William Schulz & Son), r. 927

Grove
" William, manufacturer silverware, 230

Kearny
" William & Son (William and Charles A.),

carriage and wagon makers, 1161 How-
ard
" William E., horseshoer J. P. Barnes, r.

1105 Alabama
" William F. (Hllmer,Bredhoff & Schulz), r.

1120 Noe
" & Meyer (William Schulz and Henry

Meyer), groceries and liquors, 618 Doug-
lass
>i®- Schulz. See Scholtz. Scholz. Schultz,

Schultze, Schulze and Shulz
Schulze Adolph, r. 1623 Folsom
" Albert, blacksmith O'Brien & Sons, r. 2014

Hyde
" Charles A., shipping clerk G. W. Clark &

Co., r. 326 Kearny
" Charles F., bookkeeper The Giant Powder

Co. Consolidated, r. 324 O'Farrell
" Desire, r. 2014 Hyde
" Eberhard, watchmaker, 133V4, 14th
" Eleanor, widow, r. 2014 Hyde
" George A., metal worker, r. 44 Clementina
" Henry A., architect, 94 Flood Bldg, r. Oak-
land
" Oscar, porter" Julius Lasker, r. 957 Market
Schumacher August, plumber, r. 84 Colton
" Catrina, widow, r. 1814 Lyon
" Charles, butcher August L. Grotheer, r.

2733 Bryant
" ClausH., with Meyer. Wilson & Co., r. 115'/^

Valparaiso
" E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1926 Market
" Edward H., clerk Locke & Pike Co., r. 1151/2

Valparaiso
" Ernest F., driver, r. 220 McAllister
" Ernst A. (Schumacher & Janssen), r. 25

Bartlett
" Ferdinand, teamster South S. F. Packing

and Provision Co., r. 1432, 5th Av South
" Ferdinand D., bookkeeper Pac. Vinegar

and Pickle Wks, r. Alameda

Schumacher Frederick, liquors, 36 Steuart, r.
703 Stockton
Frederick A., tinsmith, 220 Leavenworth
Frederick J., driver South S. F. Brewery,

r. 17th Av South nr Railroad Av
George, driver National Brewing Co., r. 801

Grove
Harry, seaman, r. 214 King
Henry, waiter Young & Weisman, r. 436

Jessie
Henry D., r. 90514, 18th

Henry H., watchmaker, r. 137H Fair Oaks
H. G. F. (Jenkel & Schumacher), r. 3310

California
Ida, bookkeeper James Hunter, r. 1223

Pierce
Ida J., widow, r. 542 McAllister
Schumacher J. Henry, secretary Pacific
Woodenware and Cooperage Co., 126
Davis, room 4, r. 1223 Pierce
" John, groceries and liquors, 600, 2d, r. 12

De Boom
" Joseph, cigar maker, r. 636 Commercial
" Lorent, cook, r. 83 Stevenson rear
" Luder, maltster National Brewing Co., r.

801 Grove
" Ludwig G., accountant, r. 1223 Pierce
" Matilda, domestic, 2117 Broderick
" Michael W., motorman Market St. Ry., r.

415 Day
" Reinhard, teacher music, r. 2306 Fillmore
" Richard, cook, r. 84 Colton
" Richard J., clerk, r. 44 Elgin Park Av
Schumacher Thomas M., general agent Union
Pacific System Freight Department,
200 California, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" William, ironworker, r. 412 State
" William H., vice-president C. Herrmann &
Co., r. 1814 Lyon
Schumacher & Janssen (Ernst A. Schumacher
and John J, Janssen), proprietors The
Corner Billiard and Oyster Saloon, 1001
Valencia, telephone Mission 142
J8®"Schumacher. See Shoemaker and Scho-

maker
Schuman Charles, laborer, r. Ill Farallones
" Charles, tanner, r. Isabel nr Hope
" Christopher, pressman P. J. Thomas, r.

Alameda
" Henry C, salesman G. W. Omey, r. 6 Heron
" Kathleen, widow, r. 6 Heron
" Max, capmaker G. Rosenberg & Son, r. 447

Tehama
" Max, carpenter and builder, 609 Octavia,
r. 610a Octavia
>e®="Schuman. See Schuhman
Schumann Adolph A., foreman S. F. Pioneer
Varnish and Glycerine Wks, r. 1307 Ver-
mont
" Adolph L., manufacturer iron fences, 206,

24th, and 911 Oakwood, r. 116 Alabama
" Annie Miss, milliner, r. 1445 McAllister
" August, salesman Hinz & Landt, r. 822

Larkin
" Dudie Miss, hairdresser, r. 1445 McAUis-

" Edward C, tanner August Schwartz, r.

28th nr Shakespeare
" Emanuel, groceries, 1407 Valencia
" Hans D., carpenter, r. 95 Wool
" Henry, foreman John D. McGilvray & Co.,

r. 28 South Park
" Hugo A., r. 822 Larkin
" Leonard, musician, r. 603 Montgomery
" Louis J., clerk Frank B. Peterson & Co.,r.

707A Stockton
" Lucy, widow, r. 1445 McAllister
" Melissa Mrs., dressmaking, 1325 Ellis
" Peter J., driver M. Michelsen & Son., r. 615
Ellis
Schumann William H., real estate broker with
O. W. Becker & Co., 328 Montgomery, r.
219 Powell
J8®-Schumann. See Shumann
Schuneman Albert, tailor, r. 10731/4 Market
Schunhoft B. Henry, r. 1219 Guerrero
Schunk Peter, cellarman Lachman & Jacobi , r.

36 Merritt
Schunter Ferdinand, r, 7 Cottage PI

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Schupbach William A., salesmarL S. P. Taylor

Sons, r. 20914, 12tli
Schupp Frank, bartender Henry Peard, r. 1917

Mission
Schuppert Adana L,., plumber, r. 616 Filbert
" August F., carpet layer Pattosien Carpet

Co., r. 326B 18th
" Charles T., musician, r. 221 Waller
" Magdalena, widow, r. 616 Filbert
Schur Elizabeth, widow, r. 821 Bush

" Richard, clerk, r. 821 Bush
Schurbohm Henry, liquors, 602 Mission, r. 1116%

Folsom
Schurg George, r. 228, 24th
" George Jr., trnnkmaker Hirschfelder &
Meaney, r. 228, 24th
Schuring Sophie, widow, r, 220 Montgomery Av
Schurmann Francis H., conductor Geary St.
RR., r. 9 Boyce
" Fred W. (Putzman & Schurmann), r. 20
Rincon PI
Schurr Theodore P., operator Miss Fannie L.

Matson, r. 122 Turk
Schurra Florence, boiler maker, r. 823 Pacific

" Josephine, widow, r. 822 Pacific
Schurth A., repairer Fire Alarm and Police

Telegraph
Schussler Adolph, r. 2015 Ellis

SCHUSSLER BROTHERS

(Toby and Henry), manufacturers and
importers pictures, frames, mirrors,
artists' materials, etc., 27 Grant Av,
factory 312-316 Grove

Schussler Frank, bookkeeper Schussler Bros., r.

541 McAllister
" Frank, clerk A. H. Murken, r. 701 O'Farrell
" Frederick J., lithographer, r. 326a 12th
" George, assistant engineer Spring Valley

W. W., r. 634, 21st
" Henry (Schussler Bros.), r. 541 McAllister
" Herman F. A., engineer Spring Valley W.

W., r. 1905 Van Ness Av
" J. Christian, hatter, r. 416 Francisco
" J. & Co. (John Schussler and Jacob Gold-

. man), draymen, 107 Battery
" John (J. Schussler & Co.), r. 541 McAllister
" M. & Co. (Michael Schussler and Fred H.

Levy), importers watches, diamonds

and jewelry, 104 Kearny
" Michael (M. Schussler & Co.), r. 2322 De-

visadero
" Toby (Schussler Bros.), r. 541 McAllister
4®=Schussler. See Schuessler and Schuszler
Schuster Arthur F., clerk Union I. Wks, r. 733c

Clementina

SCHUSTER BROTHERS

(John, Joseph S. and Clement J.), John
Curtis manager, Samuel H. Atchi-
son superintendent, manufacturers
Mann's Patent Chimneys and Atchi-
son Steam Beer Governor, importers
Richmond ranges and furnaces, agents
Cleveland beer pumps, plumbers, gas-
fitters and tin roofers, 306 Sutter
Schuster Charles, baker Wagner & Loveder, r.
2129 Mission

" Clement J. (Schuster Bros.), r. 2407 How-
ard

" Eliza Mrs., r. 733c Clementina

•' Frank, hog ranch, 21st Av South nr I

" Frederick, r. 427 Valencia

' ' Frederick P. , proprietor Railroad Brewery ,
433-427 Valencia, r. 112 Julian Av

" Henry, r. 17291/4 Lexington Av

" Henry W., baker, r. 2101/4 Church

•' J., laborer, r. 529 Sacramento

" John (Schuster Bros.), 306 Sutter

" Joseph F., liquors and lodgings, 223 Jack-
son

" JosephF. Jr., clerk Sbarboro& Co., r. 223
Jackson

" Joseph S. (Schuster Bros.), r. 211, 17th

" Louis P., r. 733c Clementina

" Milton L. H., butcher, r. 934, 18th Av
South
Schuszler Frank, street sprinkler, r. 1830 Folsom

" Wilhelmina. widow, r. 1830 Folsom

W. W. MOHTAGUE & CO.

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ISTOVES.

Schutt Charles, contractor and builder, r. 13
Shotwell

" Henry (Lohse & Schutt), and groceries,
1200 Pacific

" Herman, clerk J. H. & F. Rippe, r. NW cor
34th and Potrero Av

" John H., r. 106 Douglass

" John H. Jr., machinist, r. 106 Douglass
Schutte EwaldF., entry clerk Hoffman, Alex-
ander & Co., r. 3071/4 Van Ness Av

" Hermann, bartender M. Schlaudecker, r.
537 Clay

" Hermann H., salesman W. & J. Sloane &
Co., r. 13 Dearborn

" John A., laundryman, r. 518 Castro

" John H. (Bennett & Schutte), r. 346 Waller

" Lena, widow, r. 509 Linden Av

" Louis, salesman Justinian Caire Co.

" William, clerk John D. Heise, r. 500 Val-
encia
J8®"Schutte. See Schuette. Schutt and Shute
Schutten Jacob, bakery, 1602 Geary
Schutter Henry, porter Ahrens, Pein & Bull-
winkel, r. 448 Jessie rear

" William, baker F. Kuhn. r. 718 Valencia
Schutz Albert, pump maker, r. 234 Day

" David, cabinet maker Caspar Reichling, r.
22 Stockton PI

" Frank, cabinet maker, r. 27 Ridley

" Jacob, laborer Bavaria Brewery, r. 2334
Greenwich

" Julius J., bookkeeper Haas Bros., r. Oak-
land

" Mary, dressmaker, r. 1218 Alabama

" William L., bookkeeper, r. 1104 Market
Schutze Frederick, president Butler, Schutze &

Co., 723 Market, r. 1609 McAllister
Schuur Henry, liquor dealer, r. 9 Newell PI

" Henry, liquors, W s San Bruno Av opp 15th
Av South, r. Girard nr Silliman

" Henry E., driver Steimke Bros., r. 3120
Mason „

" John H., liquors, NE cor 4th and Brannan,
r. 618 Lombard

" William J., with John H. Schuur, r. 618
Lombard

" WilliamT..head waiter Hotel St. Nicholas
Schuyler Charles A., clerk Railway Mail Ser-
vice r. Oakland
SchuylerThomas J., secretary Angels Quartz
Mining Co., 31-32 Mills Bldg, 5th floor, r.
3813 Washington

" William B., pileman Harbor Commis-
sioners
Schwaarcke Charles, bakery, .508 Hayes
Schwab Andreas, watchman Enterprise Brew-
ing Co., r. 30 Richland Av

" Annette, widow, r. 331, 31st

" Edwin, clerk Morrison & Foerster, r. 160
Perry

" Frederick, r. 10111/4 Leavenworth

" George, shoemaker, 118 Leidesdorlf

" Henry F., butcher Peter Tautphaus, r.
10111/2 Leavenworth

" John F., clerk Emil Happersberger, r. 48,

" John F. W., tailor Hyams. Pauson & Co.
" Joseph, baker Joseph Bamford, r. 763 How-

" Karl W., piano string maker Piano String

Co., r. 8571/2 Bryant
" Lizette, widow, r. 160 Perry
" Madeline, widow, r. 43 Jessie , ^ d

" Manfred J., clerk stationery dept. b. J:-.

Co.. r. 160 Perry
" Marcus M., r. 304 Fulton

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WILLIAM WOLFF & CO., 329 Market SL

Sch-R-ab Marion, me.ssenger Brunt, r. 160 Perry
" Martin, tailor Marshall F. Jones, r. 3"l

Elgin Park Av
" Mary Miss, r. 1011% Leavenworth
" Max, vice-president Royal Eagle Distill-
eries Co., 112 Taylor, r. 425 Franklin
" PaulJ., druggist, r. 34 Ellis
" Ralph, clerk Call, r. 160 Perry
" William, baker, r. 101 114 Leavenworth
j^=-Schwab. See Schwabe
Schwabach John. r. 85 Arlington
Schwabaclier Abraham (Schwabacher Bros.),
and president Stockton Milling Co., 112
California, r. 2100 Jackson
■' Babette, widow, r. 1603 Gough
Schwabacher Brothers (Louis, Abraham and
Sigmund), commission merchants, 112
California, and Seattle, Walla Walla
and Davton, Wash.
" Louis (Schwabacher Bros.), r. 1820 Clay
" Louis A., with Stockton Milling Co., 112
California, r. 2100 Jackson
Schwabacher Ludwig, secretary and general
manager Crown Paper Co., 70T Front, r.
2110 California
" Max, with Stockton Milling Co., r. 1900

Jackson
'• Sigmund (Schwabacher Bros.), r. 1900 Jack-
son
Schwabe John W., tailor, r. 1431 Powell
Schwaben Verein, 323 Turk
Schwaidt August, groceries and liquors, SE cor

Fulton and Buchanan
Schwalbe Joseph (Joseph Schwalbe & Co.), r.
1505 Geary
" Joseph & Co. (Joseph Schwalbe), dealers
diamonds, watches and jewelry, 512-514
Market
" Paul, laborer, r. 714 Rausch
Schwalenberg Adolph, carpenter, r. 6 Maple
Court
" George C. A., liquors, 108, 1st, r. 6 Maple
Court
Schwally G. P. Charles, clerk, r. 20 Alvarado
Schwalm John J., r. 828. 15th
Schwamm Matthew, r. 1129 Laguna
Schwan Frank, harness and saddlery, 1019 Fol-
som
" Jacob, butcher Hans A. Thompson, r. 185^
Sacramento
-^"Schwan. See Swan

Schwanecke John, cook Henry Falk, r. 19, 6th
Schwaner Otto, watch maker, 10021/4 Valencia

r. 626, 22d
Schwark Wilhelm C. H., liquors, 1600 Mission
Schwarke Carl, baker, r. 634 Pacific

" William, liquor dealer, r. 7mVz Fell
.^Schwarke. See Schwaarke
Schwarting Adolph, compositor, r. 1904 Mission
" August, baker Wagner & Loveder, r. 1904

Mission
" Diedrich, clerk Frank Kerz, r. 1904 Mission
" Dora Mrs., midwife, r. 1904 Mission
" Frederick, carpenter, r. 1902 Powell
" Frederick Jr., box maker, r. 1902 Powell
" Henry, cook, r. 1025 Pacific
" Henry J., clerk Adams House, r. 519 Sacra-
mento
" J. F. Mrs., widow, r. 1902 Powell
Schwart?. Abraham R., pressman George B.
Benham, r. 441i^ Natoma
•' Ada, cashier Bush Bros., r. 436 Golden Gate

Av
" Adolph, r. 1030 Howard

" Adolph, general furnisher, 314 Kearny, r.
916 0'Farrell

Schwartz Adolph C, butcher, r. 658 Jessie
" Albert E.. clerk Bayle, Lacoste & Co., r.

706 Larkin
" Alexander, plumbing and gasfitting. 134,5th
" Alexander, tailor, r. 436 Golden Gate Av
" Alfred, salesman Fonge & Lehman, r. 507>4

Sutter
" Amerigo, r. 327 Vallejo rear
" Anna Mrs., groceries and liquors, SE cor

18th and Mission, r. 2205^! Mission
" August, carriage trimmer, 1167 Howard, r.

706 Larkin
", August, tannery. Serpentine Av nrFolsom
" Augusta, widow, r. 517a Page
•■ B. Mrs., widow, r. 805^4 Leavenworth
" Barnett, clothes cleaner, r. 342, 3d
" Bendix, watch maker Shreve & Co., r. Tex-
as bet Yolo and Nevada
" Bernard, merchant, r. 806 Hayes
" Bessie Miss, teacher music, r. 1063 Mission
" Blanche Miss, teacher Marshall Primary

School, r. 1927 California
Schwartz Brothers (Isidor Schwartz), commis-
sion merchants, 204 Front
" Carl E., decorator, r. 324 Clementina
" Charles G., pattern maker, r. lllB Freelon
" David, porter L L. Solomon & Co., r. 441%

Natoma
- Diedrich, r. 639, 24th
•' Edward G., chief engineer revenue cutter

Bear
" Frederick, r. 4 Union PI rear
■' Frederick, helper H. Herring, r. 18 By-

ington Av
.. Harry, cashier Rehfisch & Co.,r. 517APage
•' Harry, druggist, r, 1124 Eddy
" Henry, r. 1620 Sacramento
■' Henry, carriagesmith Larkins & Co., r.

Oakland
" Henry, collector, 26 Montgomery, r. 728 Fol-

som
" Henry J., salesman O'Connor, Moflatt &

Co., r. 419 Lott
" Henry W., cook, r. 925, 24th
" Herman, cook Henry Liehe, r. 737 Howard
" Ida Mrs., dressmaking, 342, 3d
" Isidor (Schwartz Bros.), r. 2260 Franklin
" Isidor, liquor dealer, r. 710 McAllister
" Isidor, merchant tailor, 216 Turk
" Isidor, salesman Mitchell Schwartz, r. 1124

Eddy
Schwartz Jacob, proprietor Turk Street Hotel,

22-24 Turk
" Jacob, salesman Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 1927

California
" James, proprietor The Thalia, junction

Market and Turk, r. 224 Turk
" John F. W., wood and coal, 1138 McAllister

and groceries and liquors, 1301 Valencia,

r. 1303 Valencia
" Joseph, plumber, r. NE cor Point Lobos

and 4th Avs
" Joseph, waiter, r. 715 Howard
" L. Mrs., widow, r. 1927 California
" Leonard, entry clerk Schweitzer & Co., r.

517a Page
" Levi, broker, r. 1630 Sacramento
" Lizzie Miss, teacher music, r. 2023 Pine
" , Lowe & Co., merchants (San Jose de

Costa Rica), office 19 Battery
" Mark, butcher, r. 1620 Sacramento
" Martin, clerk, r. 1620 Sacramento
•' Mitchell, clothing. 104, 3d, r. 1134 Eddy
" Morris, dry and fancy goods, 311 Pine, r.

636 Haight
" Morris, office 319 Spreckels Bldg, r. 131

Grove
" Morris, poultry ranch, Visitacion Valley,

nr Six Mile House
" Mver, stage manager The Thalia, r. 2033

Pine
" Otto, machinist, r. 423 Mississippi
" Pauline, widow, r. eiS^^f Natoma
" Phillip, r. 318 Golden Gate Av
" Rhoda Mrs., dressmaking, 526% Geary
■' R. J., barber str Alameda
" Rudolph C, painter, r. 28 Turk
" Samuel (Easton & Schwartz), r. 306 Stock-
ton

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Schwartz Samuel, clerk, r. 235 Perry

" Samuel, dry goods, 6, 24th

" Samuel, merchant tailor, 863 Market, r.
2023 Pine

" Samuel, peddler, r. 327^4 Langton

<' Simon, tailor, 224,24th, r. 44I14 Natoma

" Solomon (Schwartz & Goodman), r. 1127
Eddy

" Sophie, widow, r. 706 Larkin

" William (Easton & Schwartz), r. 1234 Geary

" William, clerk, r. 1124 Eddy

" William, compositor Upton Bros., r. 1045
Mission

" William, pressman William G. Brown Co.,
r. 18 Beaver

" & Co. (Guatemala), office 204 Front

" & Goodman (Solomon Schwartz and Isaac
Goodman), ladies' and children's fancy
goods, 116, 3d
Schwartz & Meyer (Claus Schwartz and Albert
Meyer), proprietors Ensign Saloon, 1
Market cor East
4®"Schwartz. See Schwartze, Schwarz,

Schwarze and Swartz
Schwartzberg Joseph, peddler, r. 331, 6th
Schwartze Emil, manufacturing jeweler, 331
Kearny, r. 1423 Washington

" Karl F. M., watchmaker The S. H. Collins
Co., r. 1433 Washington

" K. G. Bruno, watchmaker K. Gustav
Schwartze, r. 1423 Washington
Schwartze K. Gustav, watchmaker and jewel-
er, 502 Battery, r. 1433 Washington

" Martha Miss, dressmaking, 1427 Washing-
ton
Schwartzenberg John, coniectioner, r. 734 Mont-
gomery
Schwarz Adolph, bartender Charles Schwarz, r.
NE cor Baker and Jefferson

" Albert (Schwarz & Reich), r. 2129 Bush

" Charles, liquors, NE cor Baker and Jeffer-
son

" Frank R., brush manufacturer, 1613 Polk, r.
34 Austin Av

" Frederick, proprietor The Newport, 207-309
Eddy

" George, fish curer, r. 537 Chestnut

" George F., bookkeeper, r. 306Chestnut

" Gustav (Schwarz & Beth), r. 3709 Mission

" Hattie J., widow, r. 6 Elwood

" Henry, liquors, SW cor Mission Road and
Sickles Av

" Henry, machinist The Pelton Water Wheel
Co., r. 161 Clara

" Henry W., clerk depot Quartermaster U. S.
A., r. 1406 Lyon

" John, baker, r. 763 Howard

SCHWARZ JOSEPH A.,

proprietor North Beach Brewery, NE
cor Powell and Chestnut, r. 306 Chest-
nut

Schwar|s

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Schwarz Louis J., laborerer, r. NE cor Baker

and Jefferson
" Mary A., dressmaker, r. 419 Lott
" Valentin, washer John Wieland Brewery,

r. 402 Howard
" William C, printer, r. NE cor Baker and

Jefferson

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,
CARPETS.

Immense Stock of the Latest Patterns.
e-4-1-6-4'7 TVlarket St.

Schwarz & Beth (Gustav Schwarz and Adolph H.
Beth), restaurant and liquors, junction
O'Farrell and Market
" & Reich (Albert Schwarz and Adolph
Reich), meat market, SE cor Sacramento
and Walnut
j8®=Schwarz. See Schwartz and Schwarze
Schwarze D. Miss, operator W. U. Tel. Co., r.
1914 Buchanan
" Frederick J., vice-president C. D. Bunker

& Co., 435 Battery, r. 1901 Polk
" Herman, hairdresser S. Strozynski, r. 856

Mission
" Rosalie M., widow, r. 1914 Buchanan
Schwarzkopf William, manufacturer's agent

126 Kearny, room 38, r. Oakland
Schwarzmann Christina, widow, r. 816% Va-
lencia
" Gustav, bookkeeper A. Finke's Widow, r

81614 Valencia
" Gustav Jr.. clerk freight auditor's dept. S

P. Co., r. 81614 Valencia
" Max, liquors, 433 Pacific
Schwarzschild Louis, vice-president The Amer-
ican Import Co., 107 Sansome, r. 2015
Buchanan
Sehwatka August C, printer Call
Schwebs Charles C, sheet ironworker Conlin &
Roberts, r. 223 Perry
" Frank, sawyer, r. 223 Perry
" Herman, sawyer, r. 223 Perry
" Louis, carpenter, r. 323 Perry
" William, helper Forderer Cornice Works,
r. 223 Perry
Schweder Paul, bartender Julius Lasker, r.

332714 Geary
Schwedt August F.W., manager T. Schmalholz,

r. 635 Fulton
Schween Richard, clerk Gustav Witzel. r. 601

Davis
Schwegel John, laborer, r. Texas nr. 17th, Po-

trero
Schweger Martin, laborer Western Sugar Re-
finery, r. 53 Silver
Schwegman Joseph, tailor, r. 3 Hardie PI
Schweickhardt Albert G., r. 41314, 19th
Schweier Philipp, foreman Charles M. Depew

Planing Mill Co., r. 8 Birch Av
Schweifler John, barber M. Schweifler. r. 1426

Dupont
Schweiger Henry, fireman N. Ohlandt & Cc.

" Joseph, brewer Chicago Brewery
Schweigert Ernst, lodgings, 734 Montgomery
Schweinfurth A. C, architect, 338 Crocker Bldg,

r. 707 Chestnut
Sehweinhard George W., collector, r. 10414, 35th
Schweitzer Alois N., manager H. Huddleston&
Co., 146,9th, r. 228, 11th
" Bernard (Schweitzer & Co.), r. 703 Leav-
enworth
" Byron, photographer, r. 114 Valley
" Edward, molder, r. 614 Potrero Av
" Francis M., contractor, r. 114 Valley
" Francis X., driver National Ice Co., r. 614

614 Potrero Av
" George, malstster Empire Malt House, r.
416 Chestnut
Schweitzer J. & Co. (Jacob Schweitzer and
Isaac Levy), wholesale butchers, 519
Clay
" Jacob (J. Schweitzer & Co.), r. 1117 Post
" Jacob, poultry ranch, San Bruno Av nr

Springdale
" John, tailor, r. 11 Zoe

" Joseph (Glindemann & Schweitzer), r.
1317A Eddy

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Schweitzer Joseph (J. C. Bauer & Co. and
Schweitzer & Bauer), r. 416 Chestnut
" Louis, polisher, r. 614 Potrero Av
" Maurice (Schweitzer & Co.), r. 1724 Bush
" Melville, bookkeeper J.Schweitzer &Co..

r. 1117 Post
" Meyer, r. 1520 Pacific Av
" Monroe, with J. Schweitzer & Co., r. 1117

Post
' ' Paul J. , r. 614 Potrero Av
" Sebastian, carpenter, r. 614 Potrero Av
" Simon, porter Raphael Weill & Co., r. 1520

Pacific Av
" Solomon, salesman, r. 1520 Pacific Av
" William, bookkeeper J. C. Bauer & Co., r.
806 Lombard
Sctiweitzer & Bauer (Joseph Schweitzer and
John C. Bauer), proprietors Empire Malt
House, 418-424 Chestnut, office 632 Sacra-
mento
Schweitzer & Co. (Bernard and Maurice
Schweitzer and Joseph S. Silverberg),
importers and jobbers fancy goods, 29-31
Battery
4®=Schweitzer. See Schwetzer, Schwitzer,

Sweetser, Swetzer and Switzer
Schweizer Christian, carpenter, r. 131 Shipley
" Frederick, r. 815 Hampshire
" Frederick, confectioner, r. 725^4 Bush
" Gustave A., cooper August Petzold, r. 27
Broadway
Schweninger Anton, cook Swanberg's Oyster

House, r. 327 Day
Schwender Christopher A., upholsterer Bare
Bros., r. 603 Geary
" Louis D., liquors, 331, 5th, r. 333, .5th
Schwengel Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 902 Filbert
Schwenger F., baker Page & Falch, r. 445 Na-

toma
Schwenicke Otto F., clerk 'Nordman Bros., r.

1310 Valencia
Schwenker August, bakery, 811 Point Lobos Av
Schwenkler Mary Miss, dairy produce, 131, 7th
Schwer Charles J., barber, r. 1045 Market
Schwerdt Augusta W., dressmaker, r. 1618, 17th
Building, Mrs. F. Woodmansee proprietor,

24, 6th
Jacob, furniture, 821-823 Mission, r. 1917

Ellis
Katharine, widow, r. 1618, 17th
Louis P., salesman Jacob Schwerdt, r. 1917

Ellis
Paul, cigarmakerFrahm&Frankenberg, r.

Oakland
Peter, shoemaker, 404 O'Farrell
Schwerdt Philip (Laist & Schwerdt), r. ^0

Taylor
Schwerdtfeger Charles, sausage maker Lankes
& Co., r. 626 Jessie
" Otto, conductor Market St. Ry, r. 1108 Stei-
ner
Schwerdtmann Henry, clerk, r. 1522 Mason
Schwerin Adolph (H. Schwerin & Sons), r. 1532
Golden Gate Av
" Antoinetta, widow, r. 314V2, 24th
" Charles, expressman, r, 2324 Folsom
•' Edward Jr. (Edward Schwerin & Sons),
r. 1132, 22d

SCHWERIN EDWARD & SONS

(Edward Jr. and Gustave), cigar man-
ufacturers, 42 Market

Schwerin Edward N., nursery, cor Schwerin
and Walbridge
" Gustave (Edward Schwerin & Sons), r.
11.3214. 22d

Schwerin H. & Sons (Henry, Adolph and Theo-
dore), bakery and restaurant, 544-546
Clay, and dairy cor Schwerin and Wal-
bridge
" Henry (H. Schwerin & Sons), r. cor Sch-
werin and Walbridge
" Henry, builder, r. 900 Vallejo
" Henry W., carpenter Harbor Commission-
ers
" Henry W., cigar packer Edward Schwerin

& Sons, r. 1211 Guerrero;
" John (Tietjen & Schwerin), r. 622 Green

rear
" Lizzie Miss, accountant Methodist Book

Depository, r. 2.324 Folsom
" Max, stableman William Cline
Schwerin R. P., manager Purchases and Sup-
plies Department Southern Pacific Co.,
and vice-president and general mana-
ger Pacific Mail Steamship Co., office 4
Montgomery, room 74, r. 1111 Pine
" Theodore (H. Schwerin & Sons), r. cor

Schwerin and Walbridge
" William E., capitalist, r. 822 Shotwell
" William H., foreman Famsworth & Rug-
gles, r. 709 Powell
Schwesinger Herman G., correspondent J.

Gundlach & Co., r. Berkeley
Schwetscher John, bartender John Hass, r. 1122

Battery
Schwetzer David, barber, 3025, 16th

" Jacob, r. 3025a 16th
i^?"Schwetzer. See Swetzer
Schweyer Joseph, brewer, r. 536, 15th
Schwiebert Henry, clerk Charles Reissing. r.

1414., 16th
Schwieger Henry, laborer, r. 1412 Vermont
Schwiem Henry (Schwiem& Zander), r. Sacra-
mento, Cal.
" & Zander (Henry Schwiem and Charles
Zander), liquors, 649 Clay
Schwieting Adolph, shoemaker Kast & Co.
Schwimer Leon, machine operator Albert

Mueller & Co., r. 106 Langton
Schwinderlaul Conrad, machinist Bay City Iron
Wks, r. 416, 5th
" Frederick, iron worker Brode & Clark Iron

Wks, r. 416, 5th
" Theodore, machinist Bay City Iron Wks
Schwinn Adolph, clerk John Schroeder, r. 1721
Howard
" Jacob, butcher Richard Gapsch, r. 1139
Pacific
Schwitter John, cabinetmaker Joseph Scheerer

&Co., r. 8 Mission Court
Schwobeda JohnL., teamster Whitney Transfer

Co., r. Oakland
Schwormstede Brothers (Charles and John)
liquors, 318 Brannan
" Charles (Schwormstede Bros.), r. 318 Bran-
nan
" John (Schowormstede Bros.), r. 318 Bran-
nan
Schworn Michael, barber, 738 Pacific
Schymeinsky Michael, boots and shoes, 108, 7th
Sciacca Gaetano, barber, 1317 Stockton, r. 1315

Stockton
Sciaroni Charles, liquors, 621 Broadway, r. 1213
Kearny
" Rinaldo, with Cal. Wine Assn.. r. 1213
Kearny
Sclelb Jacob, butcher, r. 819 Treat Av
Scientific Publishing Co. The, Henry L. Tyler
representative, publishers The Engi-
neering and Mining Journal, 12 Mont-
gomery, room 12
Scmidt William, tailor Henry Lyons, r. Berke-
ley
Scobie James, mason contractor, 9, 9th, r. 900
Fell
" John, teamster J. L. Vermeil & Co., r. 334
Langton
Scodeletti Epaminonda, secretary Consul-gen-
eral Italy, 506 Battery, rooms 1-2
Scoffla Peter (Ghisla & Co.), r. 1400 Stock-
ton
Scofield D. G., with Pac. Coast Oil Co., 13 Pine,

r. Alameda
j^=-Scofield. See Schofield

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■Scola Joseph, blacksmith S. Rovere & Co., r.

Flint Alley nr Vallejo
Scollay Ocana Miss, r. 617 Turk
Scollay William A., recording secretary Vet-
eran Firemen's Association of Califor-
nia, r. 148, 6th
4®=Scollay. See Scully
ScoUin Francis P., shoemaker, r. 54, 13th
Scoofly Leonidas, clerk, r. 1517 Taylor
" Martha J., widow, r. 1517 Taylor
Scopes! Carlo, laborer, r. 233 Green
Score James, shoemaker, r. 25 Glen Park Av
" James Mrs., dressmaking, 25 Glen Park
Av
Scorpion Mining Co. (Virginia City, Nev.),
George R. Spinney secretary, 310 Pine,
room 28
Scotchburn Robert G., engineer, r. 2402 Polk
Scott A., laborer Albert E. Buckman, r. NW
cor Steiner and Hermann
" Albert L., clerk, r. 1012 Jackson
" Albert W. (Scott & McCord). r. 305 Bu-
chahan
Scott Albert W. Jr., attorney at law, room
514 Spreckels Bldg, 927 Market, and
with Scott & McCord, r. 3 Buena Vista
Av
" Alexander Mrs., widow, r. 545 Franklin
" Alfred J., clerk local freight offlee S. P.

Co., r. Oakland
" Allen E., physician, 1032 Market
Scott A.Lowndes, second vice-president Mil-
ler, Sloss & Scott, 18-22 Fremont, r. Oak-
land
" Angelia R. Mrs., dealer wines, 1743 Frank-
lin
" Arthur G. (Hill & Scott), r. 1143 Polk
'• Arthur M., drayman Wetmore Bros., r. 1430,

20th
" August, seaman, r. 22 East
" Barton W., inventor, r. 229 Franklin
" Belle Miss, principal Lester Norris Me-
morial Free Kindergarten and Produce
Exchange Free Kindergarten, r. 2418
Pine
" Bernard, driver George Collins, r. 1016 Pa-
cific
" Bernard O., lieutenant U. S. str Albatross
Scott Blair T., secretary and manager Cali-
fornia Burial Co., 215 Sansome, r. Oriel
Hotel
" Caleb C, r. 2532 McAllister

SCOTT CATHARINE V. C,

physician, hours 11 a. m. to 3 p. m.
and 7 to 7:30 p. m., Sundays 9 a. m.
and 7. p. m., office and r. 727 Geary,
telephone East 486

Scott Catherine, widow, r. 545 Franklin
" Cephas A., conductor r. 412 Jones
" Chalmers, civil engineer, 322 Pine, r. San

Diego, Cal.
" Charles A., salesman Stevenson & Co., r.

Berkeley
" Charles G. Mrs., widow, r. 1840 California
" Charles O., special agent Insurance Co. of

North America, r. 711 Jones
" Chester C, salesman, r. 530 Eddy
" Clarence S., note teller Pac. Coast Savings

Society, r. 5221^ Hayes
'< Clifford W., clerk auditing dept. Wells.

Fargo & Co., r. Oakland
" David, deckhand str Newark, r. Oakland
" David L., soap dealer, r. 22% Shotwell
" De Foe, waiter, r. 415 Natoma
" Denton C, r. 1037 Mission
" Earl, student, r. 1029 Mission
" Ebenezer, stock broker and agent, 322 Pine,

r. San Rafael
" Edward, laborer Bailey, Weller & Neave,

r. 712 Turk
" Edward F., clerk F. Ruther & Co., r. 1012

Jackson
" Edwin G., salesman J. Harry Scott, r. 1550

Page
" Edwin J., cabinet maker, r. 34, 13th
" Edwin J., painter, r. 1124 York
" Elizabeth Mrs., dressmaking, 1623 Polk
" Elizabeth M., widow, r. 517 Guerrero

W. MONTAGUE & CO,

MANDFACTURKRS OF

RIVETED IRON and STEEL

lA/ZlXER F»IF»IB

For Town Water Works, Hydraulic Minmg
and Irrigation.
J, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Scott Emerson W., vineyardist and real estate.

39-40 Merchants' Exchange Bldg, r. 1743

Franklin
" Emma Mrs., lodgings, 430 Geary
" Emma J., widow, r. 2722 Pine
" Esther, widow, r. 113 Eddy
" Frank, bookseller and stationer, 36 Ellis,

r. 113 Clipper
" Frank, clerk A. R. Baum, r. Alameda
" Frank, glassblower, r. 609»4, 3d
" Frank D., clerk The Baldwin, r. 807 Golden

Gate Av
" Frank H., foreman Scott & McCord, r. 305

Buchanan
Scott Frank H., wines and liquors, SW cor

Post and Fillmore, r. 1806 Geary
" Frank M., draper The Hamburger Co., r. 709

Cole
" Franklin T., dental student, r. 728 Bush
" Gamaliel, proofreader, r. 708 Montgomery
" George, r. 324 Oak
" George, r. 342, 5th
'■ George, master schr Herman, offlee 10

Mission, r. Alameda
" George, pilot, 506 Battery, r. 121 Fillmore
" George, plumber, r. 420 Sanchez
" George B., clerk, r. 417, 19th •
" George F., asst. engineer tugboat Vigi-
lant, r. 121 Fillmore
" George W. (Scott & Van Arsdale), r. Ala-
meda
' George W., clerk, r. 420%. Mississippi
" George W., hack driver, r. 1301 Mission
" George W., teamster Pac. Carriage Co., r.

48, 8th
" George W. Mrs., oculist, 216 Powell
" H. A., 2d steward str San Bias
" Harriet Mrs., r. 1322 California
" Hattie B. Miss, r. 709 Cole
" Helen E., widow, r. 522% Hayes
" Henry, sign painter, 9, 8th
" Henry H. Jr. (H. H. Scott & Son Co.), r. 1524

Vallejo
" Henry S., collector Section 2 Sea Wall, r.

521 Eddy
Scott Henry T., president and treasurer Union

Iron Works office 222 Market, and member

Board of Education, r. SW cor Clay and

Laguna
" Henry T. Jr., shipjoiner Union I. Wks, r.

501 Napa
" Henry W., carpenter, r. 771 Howard

SCOTT H. H. & SON CO.

(Henry H. Scott Jr., Tod E. Scott and
Henry S. Foote Jr.), coal and wood
dealers, 128-130-132 Folsom, tele-
phone Main 5703

Scott H. McK Mrs., dressmaking, 1339 Pme
" Horace V,, salesman W. P. Fuller & Co., r.

1216 Washington
" H. S., journalist Chronicle, r. 118 Grant Av
Scott Irving M., vice-president and general

manager Union Iron Works, offlee 222

Market, r. 507 Harrison
" Irving M. Jr., machinist Union I. Wks, r.

546 Indiana
" Isabelle C, widow, r. 709 Cole
" James, r. 2321 Bush
" James, expressman, r. 1419 Laguna
" James, foreman F. M. Chapman & Co., r.

Brooklyn Hotel .

" James, purchasing agent and merchandise

broker, 405 Front, r. 424 Ellis
" James C, sailmaker Ames & Harris, r. 512

Clipper

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900 Battery St. Tel. Main 1864.

DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF

FOREIGN # DOMESTIC GOAL.

Family Trade a Specialty.

Scott James M., clerk Tax Collector's office, r.
2320 California
" James W., gripman Market St. Ry, r. 418

Grove
" Jed M. fScott & Gilbert), r. Sacramento,
Cal.
Scott J. Harry, pianos, organs and musical
instruments, 929 Market, r. 1550 Page
" John, r. 358, nth
" John, r. 605 Broadway
" John, cabinet maker, r. 861 Folsom
" Jhon, clerk John Curtis, r. 1239 Market
" John, clerk Mrs. J. Powell, r. 3039, 16th
" John, expressman, r. 1419 Laguna
" John, painter, r. 1706^ San Carlos Av
" John, tailor, r. 606 Powell
" John, workman U. S. Mint, r. 5 Mint Av
" John A., steamfltter, r. 1213 Union
Scott John A., with Miller, Sloss & Scott, 18-22
Fremont, r. 899 Pine
" John B., porter, r. 266 Jessie
" John D., r, 709 Cole
' ' John D. , con tractor, r. 420 Sanchez
" John H., marble cutter Vermont Marble

Co., r. 308 Brannan
" John J., carpenter, 620 Jones
" John J., student, r. 305 Taylor
" John S., marine engineer, r. 163 Perry
Scott John T., superintendent Union Iron Wks,
r. 899 Pine
" John W., engineer S. P. Co., r. 121, 16th
" Joseph, painter S. P. Co., r. 521 Eddy
" Joseph E. Rev., r. 727 Geary
" Joseph W., salesman J. C. Johnson & Co..

r. 521 Eddy
" Josephine M. Miss, teacher Washington

Grammar School, r. 1112 Clay
" Julia, widow, r. 625 Natoma
" LizzieMrs , r. 230Fuiton
" Lizzie Mrs., varieties, 2337 Bush
" Lonn, floorman J. W. Morshead & Son r

20 Clay
" Louisa Miss, dressmaker, r. 114 Hyde
" Lulu, saleslady Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 230

Fulton
" Maggie E., widow, r. 434 Jessie
" Margaret, widow, r. 2418 Pine
" Maria A. widow, r. S661 Howard
" Mary, widow, r. 2515 California rear
ScottMaryE., widow, dressmaker, r. 7 Belve-
dere
" Mary R . widow, r. 1919 Pierce
Scott Memorial Free Kindergarten, Miss Ger-
trude Thompson principal, 1816 Union
" Michael J., contractor and builder, 24th

Av nr Point Lobos Av
" Minnie L. Miss, r. 6. Pleasant
" M. M. Mrs., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" M. W., porter Cal. Safe Deposit and Trust

Co., r. 323 Valley
" O. L., solicitor Pac. Mutual Life Ins. Co.,

r. Oakland
" Orchard G., bookkeeper Sheridan Harding,

r. 509 Ridley
" Peter, clerk H. S. Crocker Co., r. 1213

Union
" Peter, laborer Old People's Home
" Robert, assistant foreman Risdon I. and

L. Wks, r. Lorin
" Robert, engineer Thomson Bridge Co., r.

Oakland
" Robert, laborer, r. 11331/4 Pacific
•' Robert, portrait artist, r. 28 Everett
" Robert, teamster, r. 12 Lafayette
" Robert, teamster Gross & Mullaney, r. 591
Ash Av

Scott Robert B., r. 1904 Market
" Robert B., machinist Union I. Wks r 237',4

Texas
" Robert C, clerk Tax Collector's Office, r.

1112 Clay
" Rosa, widow, r. 1012 JacUson
" Royal C, salesman H. Roman & Co , r

1029 Mission
" Shailer M., manager Manhattan Rubber

Mfg. Co., 141-143, 1st, r. 417, 19th
" Susie Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 415

Post
" T. F. Mrs. (Teele & Co.)
" Thomas, r. 1213 Union
" Thomas A., hostler Charles J. Hinrichs, r

524, 3d
" Thomas E., janitor U. S. Mint, r. Oak-
land
" Thomas H., carpenter, r. 1104^, 17th rear
" Thomas M., with J. M. Rademaker, r. 206

Kearny
" Thomas T., barber, 17371/2 Market
" Thomas W., clerk U. S. Customs, r. 305

Taylor
" Thomas W., traveling salesman, r. 229,

7th
•' Tod R. (H. H. Scott & Son Co.), r. 1524 Val-

lejo
" Walter, clerk W. U. Tel. Co., r. 10 Rid-
ley
" Walter, laborer, r. 7 William
" Walter, engineer str Encinal, r. 2231

Geary
" Walter A. (Scott & Bannan), r. 2532 Mc-
Allister
" Walter A., clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Hay.

den Co., r. 521 Eddy
" Walter B., clerk, r. 324 Jones
" Walter H., clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r.

1117 Leavenworth
" Walter L., pattern maker Fulton Eng. &

Ship Bldg Wks, r. 2722 Pine
" Walter W., stenographer George H. Tay

Co., r. Berkeley
" William, r. 2838 Greenwich
" William, laborer, r. SE cor Utah and Yolo
" William, merchandise broker, r. 1339 Pine
Scott William Anderson, insurance, 322 Pine, r.

San Rafael
" William H., r. 709 Cole
" William H., waiter, r. 2 Ewer PI
" William L., clerk ticket auditor's dept. S.

P. Co., r. 816 Sutter
" William O., collector, 430 Kearny, room 2
" William P., steam fitter, r. 1213 Union
" William S., attorney at law, 23 Mills Bldg,

5th floor, r. 705 California
" William W., porter, r. 323 Valley
Scott Winfield, president R. M. Wood Co., sec-
retary California State Protective Asso-
ciation, and secretary College of Viti-
culture, 24 Mills Bldg, 6th floor, r. 1904
Baker
" Wilson D., policeman, r. 1029 Mission
" Wisner G., mining, r. 22514 Ridley
" W. W., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 929, 20th
" &Bannan(Walter A. Scott and Lewis M.
Bannan), typewriters and supplies, 321
Montgomery

SCOTT & GILBERT

(Jed M. Scott and J. B. Gilbert), manu-
facturing chemists, flavoring extracts,
spices, drugs and aerated beverages,
300-302 Davis cor Clay

SCOTT & McCORD

(Albert W. Scott and John McCord).
commission and dealers in hay and
grain, office 6th and Bluxome, tele-
phone Main 101, main warehouses
Pier 21 Steuart, and 21-23-25 East,
branch warehouses 5th Av opp Bay
District Race Track and Ingleside Race
Track, storage warehouses 449-451
Berry, and 441-451 Channel
Scott & Van Arsdale (George W. Scott and W.
W. Van Arsdale), lumber dealers, prin-
cipal office 128-129 Crocker Bldg

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Scott & Van Arsdale Lumber Co.

pine, redwood, sugar and yellow pine,
sash, doors, etc.. Matt Harris manager,
office and yards SE cor 5tli and Bran-
nan, teiepnone South 173

Scotten F. Eugene, stock clerk S. P. Taylor
Sons, r. 2033 Taylor
" Lewis A., clerk S. P. Taylor Sons, r. S033

Taylor
" Mary E., widow, r. 2033 Taylor
Scottish Hall, 105-lll Larkin

" Thistle Club, 32 O'Farrell
Scottish Union and National Insurance Co.
(of Edinburgh), W. J. Callingham gen-
eral agent, 420 California, Manheim,
Dibbern & Co. agents City and County of
San Francisco, 217 Sansome
Scotto Gennaro, clerk Henry Doyle & Co., r. 520

Davis
Scouler Benjamin, salesman Williams-Marvin
Co., r. San Rafael
" Edwin, optician Hirsch & Kahn, r. Corte

Madera, Cal.
" James, carpenter, r. 830 Vallejo
" Robert, shade maker W. & J. Sloane & Co.,
r. 830 Vallejo
Soovern Harry G., solicitor Goldberg, Bowen &
Co., r. 802 Ellis
" Stanley G., clerk W. & J. Sloane & Co., r.
1590 Fulton
Scovllle John Jay, secretary Veterans' Home
Association, 330 Sansome, room 13, r.
2223 Pacific Av
" R. L,.,r. 714 Bush
Scow John, carpenter, r. 6V2 Moss
" Nelson, tailor, r. 4323^ Tehama
" Peter H., teacher music, r. 822 Mission
" William, carriage painter Gowan, Gorman
& Co., r. 314 Oak
Scowcrof t Willard, elder Latter Day Saints, r.

612 Van Ness Av
Scran ton Henry P., salesman Sanborn, Vail &
Co.,r. Oakland
" James, fireman, r. 41 Pacific
Scremin Joseph, liquors, 700 Filbert, r. 630 Sac-
ramento
Scribner Herbert D., salesman Westinghouse

Electric and Mfg. Co., r. Alameda
Scritoner's Charles Sons (New York), Edwin B.
Bull manager, 331 Montgomery, room 32
Scriven Richard, miner, r. 547 Mission

" Thomas (Murphy & Scriven), r. 926 Howard

Scrivener Arthur, manager London and San

Francisco Bank Limited, 424 California,

r. Pacific-Union Club

" James, conductor Geary St. RR., r. 819

Point Lobes Av

Scrivner John J. (Scrivner & Schell), r. Pleas-

anton, Cal
Scrivner & Schell (John J. Scrivner and George
W. Schell), attorneys at law, 14 San-
some, room 39
Scudder Charles L., r. 458. 18th
" John Jr., clerk local freight office S. P. Co.,

r. Alameda
" S. V. & F. P. (Brooklyn. N. Y.), liquorice,
A. C. Boldemann agent, 307 Commercial
" William F., carrier postofflce, r. 1926 Union
Scull Charles, carpenter, r. 620 Jessie
ScuUen John, machinist S. P. Co., r. 20 Capp
ScuUin Daniel, shoemaker, 202, 2d
Scullion Patrick, groceries, 119 Shipley
" Thomas, master bark Cape Horn Pigeon,
office 34 Steuart
Scully Ann, widow, r. 1223'/^ Bush rear
" Dennis, laborer, r. 269 Stevenson
" Edward, bartender, r. 6 Ivy Av
" Henry, r. 1616 Folsom
" Herbert, mechanic, r. 8 Gough
" James, hostler G. W. Brown, r. 185 Steven-
son
" James, salesman, r. 537 Sacramento
" Jeremiah a., liquors and lodgings, 1313

John, r. 623 Howard
John, gardener, r. 53 City Hall Av
John, hostler Bailey, Weller & Neave. r.
269 Stevenson

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

China and Japan Mattings.

Cbolce Assortmeot cf
Novelties.

e^l-O'^T P^>£\Ri<;E"T ST.

Scully John, laborer, r. I6I614 Folsom OKfj

" John, longshoreman O. R. & N. Co.
" John, porter William Cluff Co., r. 1042

York
" John E.. carpenter, r. 11 Carlos PI
" John P., butcher, 352 McAllister, r. 337 Mc-
Allister
" Lizzie Miss, folder clothing and equipage
depot quartermasters' dept. U. S. A., r.
309 Ivy Av
" Patrick J. , shoemaker, r. 441 Ivy Av
Scully Peter A. (Scully & Son), and Supervisor
Second Ward, r. 1T28 Green
" Thomas E. (Scully & Son), r. 432, 23d
" Timothy, hostler, r. 11 Carlos PI
Scully & Son (Peter A. and Thomas E.), whole-
sale liquors, 420 Sacramento
J8®"Scully. See ScoUay
Scupham John R., mining engineer, 191-192

Crocker Bldg, r. Oakland
Scurlock John P., salesman John A. Roebling's
Sons Co., r. 2422!4 Bush
" William D., secretary The Buswell Co.,
516 Commercial and cashier S. F. News
Letter, r. 1514 Jones
Scurrah Joseph, carpenter, r. 560 Howard
Sea Insurance Co. The (of Liverpool), Meyer,
Wilson & Co. agents, 210 Battery
" Wall U. S. Bonded Warehouse, Edward G.
Zeile proprietor, NW cor Sansome and
Lombard
" William, bricklayer, r. 2122 Broderick
>8®-Sea. See See

Seaberg Edward A., seaman, r. 606 Linden Av
" Louis, porter Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 332 Main
Seabold Alfred, groceries and liquors, 321,24th,
r. 314, 24th
" Alfred Mrs., musician, r. 314, 24th
4S=Seabold. See Seybolt and Siebold
Seabright William, laborer Union I. Wks, r. 604

Napa
Seabrook A. D., clerk Chronicle, r. Oakland

SEABURG CHARLES F.,

caterer and purveyor, 208 Hyde

Seaburg Pierre G., traveling salesman, r. 208

Hyde
Seabury C. A. Mrs., widow, r. 820 Treat Av rear
" Thomas H., receiver Market St. Ry., r. 212

Powell
" William A., painter Sutro Baths
" Wliliam B., master mariner, 9 Mission, r.
Berkeley
Seaccaluja Frank, r. 309^ Lombard
Seager Elmer, gardener, 2.526 Howard
" Harold L., dentist, 536b Valencia
" Harry, cook, r. 1113'/^ Treat Av
" John H., student Harold L. Seager, r. 536b
Valencia
4ffl=Seager. See Seeger, Seiger and Sieger
Seagrave Edward F., clerk Post OfQce, r. 118
Buena Vista
" Harry T., salesman S. F. Shoe House, r.

" John C, salesman John Porcher, r. 717

Golden Gate Av
" William, millhand Townley Bros., r. 118
Buena Vista
Seaholm Otto H., boatman Paul Boy ton Chute

Co., r.510B Shrader
Seal Alfred B., traveling salesman Union Mfg.
Co., r. East Oakland
" John P., salesman, r. 58 South Park
Seal Rock Coffee and Spice Mills, Henry Grand-
jean proprietor, 823 Montgomery

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j We place advertising in any State in the
J Union. Estimates submitted on all
classes of advertising.

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San Francisco OflSce, 405 Sansocne St. [■

Seal Rock House, Henry Doscher proprietor,

Ocean Boulevard nr B
Seal Rock Paint Co., John F. Moody president,

Al Davis manager. 54. 2d
Seal Rocks, termination of Point Lobes Av, six
miles west of City Hall
" Sarah, widow, medium, r. 110 McAllis-
ter
Sealaw Karl, shoemaker, r. 1027 Montgomery
Sealby Inman, master str Coptic, r. Occidental

Hotel
Seals Fannie Miss, r. 1513 Broadway
" Minnie Miss, r. 1513 Broadway
Seales Alexander, carpenters' mate U. S. str Al-
batross
Seaman August, quartermaster D. S. str Alba-
tross
" Catherine A., widow, r. 783 Haight
" Charles, fisherman, r. E s Baker bet Jeffer-
son and Tonquin
" Edward H., bookkeeper, r. 1018 Clay
Seaman Edward M., attorney at law, 405 Mont-
gomery, room 19, and clerk Prosecuting
Attorney Police Court 2, r. 2217 Steiner
• Frank, operator Pac. Postal Tel. Cable Co.,

r. 1027. 24th
" George W., mate str Homer, r. 432b 23d
■• Gustave A. F., salesman Charles Keilus &

Co., r. 700!4Busli
'• James H., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.

2819 Mission
" John, laborer, r. 39 Pacific
" John F., school teacher, r. 2317 Steiner
" Joseph, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 715 How-
ard
" L. Mrs., cook Lane Hospital
" Narcie Miss, r. 783 Haight
" Samuel, porter, r. 614 Kearny
" Walter J., grainer, r. 783 Haight
.^5"Seaman. See Seeman

Seaman's Cliurcli, Rev. Robert Hernberg pas-
tor, 9 Mission
" Friend Society Cemetery, 34th Av and Cle-
ment
Seamann Fred, barber Joseph Brunner, r. 959^

Mission
Seamen's Institute, Rev. J. Fell chaplain, 33
Steuart
" Landlords' Mutual Protective Association,
Henry Lewis secretary, 506 Battery
Seamless Rubber Co. (New Haven, Conn.),
druggists' sundries, Henry Doyle & Co.
agents, 517 Market
Seamon Frank J., butcher David F. Kenny, r.
803 Harrison
" Rosalie Miss, shoe fitter, r. 803 Harrison
Seamonds Lizzie, widow, r. 929a Sutter

SEARBY WILLIAM M.,

druggist. Dean California College of
Pharmacy, and manufacturer of hos-
pital bed pans, agent for Eimo Sand-
ers' Garrod Spa Lithia Water, and
Eraser's tablets and triturates, 400
Sutter, telephone Main 356, r. 605
O'Farrell

Searchlight Bureau The, Young & Lang gen-
eral managers, a bureau of general in-
formation, 602 Market, telephone Main
1267

Searclilight Publishing Co. The, publishers
The Searchlight, 602 Market

Searchlight The (monthly), The Searchlight
Publishing Co. publishers, 602 Market,
telephone Main 1267

Searell Allen, miller Jessup & Pope, r. 54, 1st

SEAREY FURNITURE CO,

Thomas M. Searey manager, import-
ers furniture, carpets, lace curtains
and household goods, installments or
cash, country orders promptly at-
tended to, 1429 Mission, telephone
Mint 151
Searey John J., marine engineer, 9 Mission, r.

Oakland
Searey Thomas M., manager Searey Furniture

Company, 1429 Mission, r. 110, 9th
i^=-Searey. See Seery

Searight Beath P., salesman Sach Bros. & Co.,
r. 2305 Scott
" William, liquors, 637 Clay
Searing Matthew J., boxmaker Truckee Lum-
ber Co.
^i^^Searing. See Siering

Searle Alvin C, attorney at law, 606 Montgom-
ery, r. San Leandro
" Charles (Searle & Holt), r. 1548 Page
" Edward, bakery, 223, 6th, r. 229, 6th
" Edward, carpenter, r. 35 Elsie
" Francis, porter Louis Fischer, r. 417

Kearny
" George (Searle & McClinton), and clerk
Savage Mining Co., 50 Nevada Block, r.
Alameda
" George W., janitor, r. 69 Minna
■ Richard, planing mills, cor Harrison and

14th
•' Robert R., master strCity of Panama
Searle & Holt (Charles Searle and Charles E.
Holt), proprietors Golden Gate Ware-
house, 41-49, 1st, telephone Main 5059
" & McClinton (George Searle and Myron
G. McClinton printers, 425 Montgomery
-8®-Searle. See Sarle

Searles James W., bookkeeper, r. 818 Filbert
" John W., president San Bernardino Borax

Mining Co., 106 Leidesdorff, room 17
" William A., cigars and tobacco, 219 Grant

Av, r. 6 Hollis
" William A. Jr., bookkeeper The Bank of
California, r. 8 Hollis
Searley Paper Co., George S. Long Jr. mana-
ger, 564 Church
Seaxls Niles, commissioner Supreme Court of
California, chambers 825 Market, Em-
porium Bldg. r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Sears Frank, cabinet maker, r. 1210 Kearny
•' Garret, elevatorman Davis Bros., r. 34 Ford
" G. C. P., asst. weigher U. S Customs, r.

1006 Pine
" Henry, attorney at law, r. Hotel St. Nich-
olas
" John, laborer, r. 17 Tehama
" Joseph T., teamster, r. 17 Tehama
" Mae Miss, dressmaker, r. 28 Fair Oaks
" Michael G. (Seares & Foley), r. 34 Ford
" William H. , driver River Express Co.
" William H. Jr., electrician, r. 3.30, 19th
Sears William M., proprietor Olympic Theatre,
105 Grant Av, r. 28 Fair Oaks
" & Foley (Michael G. Sears and Timothy
Foley), liquors, NW cor East and Wash-
ington
Season Valentine, carpenter, r. 1057 Mission
Seastrand E., quarter master revenue cutter

Commodore Perry
Seastream Victor, r. 10 Montgomery Court
Seather Charles, jeweler, r. 944 Mission
Seaton Annie Miss, stenographer, r. 420, 6th
Seaton D. M., attorney at law, 504 Kearny, room
10, r. 614 Capp
" George M., with ^tna Insurance Co., r.

East Oakland
" Hiram J., printer, r. 6V4 Dearborn
" L- M., special agent Fireman's Fund Ins.

Co., r. Los Angeles, Cal.
" Matthew S., liquors, SE cor 1st Av South

and Railroad Av
" Thomas J., seaman, r. 513, 2d
" William H., cleaning and dyeing, 312, 3d
Seattle Cereal Co., Joseph G. Deming president,
David H. Vail vice-president, Charles-
Thorndike secretary, branch oface U4-
116 Sacramento

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tCoATES & Co.. Established 1793.^

W. B. CHAPMAN,

Sole Agent Pacific Coast,
123 California Street.

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1407

Seattle House, Mrs. Cora O'Hair proprietor,

1061/2, 3d
Seaver Charles H., carpet layer, r. 43234 San-
cliez
" Daniel W., wagon maker, r. 1923 Mission
" William, r. 704 Railroad Av South
Seaver WiDiam A., manufacturers' agent, 517-
519 Market, r. Oakland
" William H., manager cycle dept Reming-
ton Arms Co., 418-420 Market, r. Oakland
Seavers Samuel, seaman, r. 1003 Battery
Seavey Ann, widow, r. 2 Lawrence PI
" Edgar C. (Seavey's), r. 1317 Devisadero
" Otis L., driver S. F. Laundry, r. 519 O'Far-
rell

Seavey's (incorporated),! wholesale and retail
millinery, 1382 Market

Seavier Frank L., electrician Pac. Tel. & Tel.
Co., r. 516 Ellis
" H. M. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 516 Ellis

Seawall Section A, bet Stockton and Powell
" Section 1, bet Stockton and Dupont
" Section 2, bet Dupont and Kearny
" Section 3, bet Kearny and Battery
" Section 4, bet Battery and Front

Seawell BuUit, collector Elfving & SeawelPs
Law and Collection Agency, r. 321 Ellis
" Harry W., artist, 231 Post, room 30, r. 421
Baker

Seawell James M., Judge Superior Court De-
partment 1, chambers New City Hall, 3d
floor, r. 421 Baker

Seawell Victor F., secretary Elfving & Sea-
well's Law and Collection Agency,
Cauca Valley Development Co., and Con-
sul Republic of Colombia, 217 Sansome,
r. 421 Baker

«^-Seawell. See Sewell

Seay William W., clerk William H. Davies, r.
2000 Market

Sebaa John, shoemaker, r. 102 Pacific

Sebastian John Z., cooper David Woerner, r.
2809 Green
" Pierre, driver, r. 274% Clementina
" Thomas, merchant tailor, 1505 Market

Sebatine Michael, laborer, r. 519 Union

Sebelle Samuel T., pressman, r. 2639 Sutter

Sebola Katie M., domestic, 2031 Pacific Av

Sebolt Henry E., conductor Market St. Ry, r.
419, 9th Av

Seborg Josephine, widow, r. 31% Pleasant

Secchi Jasper, painter, r. 4 McCormick PI
" Jules, liquors, 225% Montgomery Av.
Pacific

Secco John, laborer, r. 216 Jackson

Sechriest Jay R., salesman Triest & Co.,
Sutter

Seckendorf Frederick, clerk A. Czarnecki, r. 131
Montgomery Av

Second African M. E. Cliurch, Rev. Ezekiel
Cottman pastor, W s Powell bet Jack-
son and Pacific

Second Brigade National Guard of California,
R. H. Warfield brigadier- general com-
manding, headquarters, 420 Bush

Second New Jerusalem Church, (Swedenbor-
gian). Rev. Joseph Worcester pastor,
cor Lyon and Washington
" Street House, E. Merrin proprietor, 115, 2d
" Street Wharf, foot of 2d

Second Unitarian Church, Rev. A. J. Wells
pastor, NW cor 20th and Capp

Second United Presbsrterian Church, now
Stewart Memorial United Presbyterian
Church

Secor Luther A. (Johnson & Secpr), r. 123 Guer-
rero

Secord Benjamin F., solicitor, r. 916 Laguna

Secret Service Division, United States, Nich-
olas R. Harris agent, U. S. Appraisers'
Bldg, room 12

Seculovich Peter T., real estate, r. .3241 Mission

Security Loan Association, Gabriel Cohn presi-
dent, Nathan Crocker secretary, 214
Pine, rooms 58-59
" Mutual Life Association of Binghamton,
N. Y., H. G. Comstock general agent,
319 Spreckels Bldg

1403

1020

W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.

Artistic Tiles,

Flain, Glared and. Decorated.

AMERICAN AND ENGLISH-
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Security Savings Bank, Orville D. Baldwin
president, Winfield S. Jones vice-presi-
dent, S. Leonard Abbot Jr., secretary,
223 Montgomery, Mills Bldg
Seddon Thomas, groceries, 331 Bryant
Seder Charles, shoemaker, r. 615, 23d
JSS^Sederberg. See Cederberg
Sedgley A. F., conductor S. P. Co., r. 56 South
Park
" Harry T., planerman Union Box Factory,

r. 738 Green
" Joseph J., porter Wellman, Peck & Co., r.

317 Florida
" Rosetta, widow, r. W s Bryant bet 16th and

17th
" Walter B., clerk auditing dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. 317 Florida
" W. I., r. 317 Florida
Sedgwick Belinda, widow, r. 322, 3d
" George, foreman joiner Fulton Eng. & Ship

Bldg. Wks, r. 220 Turk
" James, ship joiner Union I. Wks, r. 12b

Shotwell
" John, freight agent S. P. Co., r. St. Nicholas
Hotel
See Eugene D., conductor S. F. & S. M. Ry, r. 31

Prospect Av
Seeba Charles P., confectioner r. 553 Howard
rear
" John (Seeba & Bohlen), r. 1403 Lyon
" John, bartender Moran & Streckenbach, r.

1332 Mission
" John H., liquors, 340 Kearny, r. 1405% Lyon
" & Bohlen (John Seeba and Ernest Bohlen).
liquors, 714 Kearny and 639 Montgomery
Seebach Henry, student Van der Naillen's
School of Engineering, r. 2230 Post
" Peter, liquors and lodgings, 707 Mission
Seebeck Bernard J., clerk Henry W. Seebeck, r.

330 Scott
Seebeck Henry W., groceries and liquo'-s, NE
cor Oak and Scott, r. 934% Oak, telephone
Steiner 1643
" Herman, cement worker, r. 116 Cook
" Kate, widow, r. 672 Clementina
" Pitt, porter Post Offlce, r. 1918 Mason
Seeber Charlotte G., widow, r. 10% Webster

" Danforth (Seeber & Stone), r. 1143 Mission
Seeber & Stone (Danforth Seeber and George B.

Stone), wines and liquors, 15, 6th
Seebod Albert, surfman Fort Point Life Saving

Station, Presidio
Seeburg Frank G., laborer, r. 44c Gilbert
Seed Frank, clerk First National Bank, r. Ala-
meda
Seegelken Dora, widow, r. 1600 Bush
" Henry J. (Seegelken & Buckner), r. 1013

" & Buckner (Henry J. Seegelken and Zach-
ariah E. Buckner), wholesale wines and
liquors, 831 Montgomery
4®-Seegelken. See Segelken
Seeger C. E. F., clerk J. D. Spreckels & Bros.
Co., r. Alameda
" Emil, brewer Cal. Brewing Co., r. 12 Hattie
" Frederick, cement worker, r. 611 Bartlett
" George, groceries and liquors, 1098 Union
" Henry, r. 54 Shipley
" William, barber, r. 1115 Stevenson
" William J. (O Neill & Seeger), r. 407, 4th
4®=Seeger. See Seager, Seger and Seiger
Seegers Harry, waiter G. Mayes & Co., r. 1009
Powell
" Johann F., groceries and liquors, SE cor
Russ and Natoma
Seehansen John, seaman, r. 328 Drumm

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POMMERY SEC.

The highest grade of Champagne and th«
wine of Connoisseurs, invariably the pre-
ferred favorite at all fashionable resorts in
I<ondon and on the Continent of Europe.
WILLIAM WOLFF & CO., 329 Market Si

Seekadz Herman A., millhand Frank A.Geier, r.

246 Grand
Seekamp Ernest, glove finisher, r. 711 Filbert
•' George, musician, r. 711 Filbert
" George Jr., jeweler, r. 711 Filbert
" Henry (Meyer & Seekamp), r. 231, 2d
Seeke Otto, cook, r. 101, 1st
Seeley Catherine M., widow, lodgings, 1002
Powell
" Charles, r. 519 Sacramento
" Charles, bricklayer, r. 524, 17th
" Emily Mrs., r. 10 Powell
" John A., teamster, r. 4:3^ Sharon
" John W., salesman W. P. Fuller & Co., r.

1901 Market
" Joseph, clerk, r. 1016 Montgomery
" Joseph, steward str St. Paul, r. 1443, 25th
4®="Seeley. See Seely and Seley
Seeli Sophie, widow, r. 185^ Russ rear
Seelig Albert, nurseryman, r. NW cor Mission
Road and Sickles Av
" George H., tailor, 829 Geary
" Simon, traveling salesman, r. 1050 Golden
Gate Av
4®-Seelig. See Selig
Seeliger Ludwig, butcher, 3308 Mission
Seeligsohn Abraham, publisher The Jewish Pro-
gress, 608 Sacramento, r. 2019 Pacific Av
" Selig M. (Seeligsohn & Philips), r. Cali-
fornia Hotel
" Solomon (Seeligsohn & Philips), r. 309 Pow-
ell
" & Philips (Solomon and Selig M. Seelig-
sohn and Newton Philips), gents' fur-
nishings, 221 Kearny
JSS'Seeligsohn. See Seligson
Seelor Henry, laborer, r. 545, 1st
Seelos Jacob, machinist Golden State and Min-
ers Iron Wks, r. 1232 Jessie
Seely Carlton W., clerk money order division
Post OfQce, r. 1810 San Carlos Av
" Cornelia, widow, r. 306 Clement
" F. Howard, accountant H. S. Crocker Co.,

r. 1015!4 Dolores
" Frank H., clerk Post OfQce, r. 319 Clem-
ent
" John, r. 1810 San Carlos Av
Seely L, Warren (Spear & Seely), and attornev
at law, 420 California, room 19-22, r. 1318
Washington
Seely M. J., dentist, 1943 Howard, r. 57 Capp
" Richard, salesman Goldberg, Bowen & Co.,

4®="Seely. See Seeley and Seley

Seeman Christopher, conductor,' r. 1409 Pacific

" William, clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co., r.

319, 27th

Seemann Charles L., wines, liquors and lunch

house, 516 Kearny, r. 5 Farren Av

" Claus F., master schr Robert Henry, of&ce

52 Steuart, r. 1033 York
" Lorenzo, with Morrison & Bevilockway, r.

1321 Broadway rear
" Robert H., upholsterer Chas. M. Plum &
Co.,r. 523yo Geary
i6®='Seemann. See Seaman
Seery John, stevedore, r. 30 Serpentine Av

" Thomas, laborer, r. 4 Goodsell PI
4®=Seery. See Searey

Seeth Anna Miss, dressmaking, 1616 California
Sefrin A. Margie Miss, bookkeeper Curtain-
Beales" Mercantile Agency, r. 1632 Pierce
" Edward, butcher, r. 1632 Pierce
" Frederick, machinist, r. 1632 Pierce
Sefton Harold, office fixtures, 860 Folsom
-8®* Sefton. See Sephton

Seg. Belcher and Mides Consolidation Mining
Co. (Storey Co. Nev.), Thomas Anderson
president, Edward B. Holmes secretary,
50 Nevada Block
Segalas Peter, driver, r. 325% Clementina
Segali Felice, scavenger, r. 510 Green
" Paolo, scavenger, r. 1622 Stockton
Segalli John, clerk Herman Broyer, r. SE cor

Godeus and Mission
Segar Jennie, widow, r. 14 Stanly PI
Segarini Lorenzo, bootblack, NW cor Geary
and Grant Av, r. 324, 7th
" Martin, bootblack, r. 530 Green
Segbers Joseph, millwright Michael O'Brien, r.

115 Grove
Segel House, Mrs. R. May proprietor, 969 Mis-
sion
Segelcke Henry F., liquors, NW cor 1st and

Stevenson, r. 317, 1st
Segelken Herman, groceries and liquors, 1601

Howard
4®" Segelken. See Seegelken
Seger Henry J., expressman, 221 California, r.
231, 10th
" Jacob, pork packer Roth, Blum & Co., r. 6

Channel
" John S., calker, r. 14 Stanly PI
" Uriah, door maker, r. 12 Elizabeth
j8®=- Seger. See Seager and Seiger
Segerberg Bernard, retoucher George D. Morse,

r. 606 Powell
Segerstrom O. Victor, tailor, r. 1708 Larkin
Segesser John W., machinist Am. Biscuit Co.,
r. 23 John
<• Peter, driver Cal. Bottling Co., r. 1615 Ellis
Seggerson John, groceries and liquors, 670

Clementina
Segler Louisa, nurse, NE cor 21st and Howard
Sego.John, salesman V. Rivara, r. Colma, Cal.
Segord James M., lumberman, r. 43 Clara

" Mary Miss, r. 43 Clara
4®- Segrist. See Sigrist
Segrue John, r. 523, 7th

Seguine Harry, special policeman, r. 1216^4 Fol-
som
Segur Ira E., attorney at law, 14 Sansome, room

35, r. 1224, 26th
Segurson George M., carpenter, r. 1128 Folsom
" James P., carpenter, r. 1128 Folsom
" Thomas, carpenter, r. 1128 Folsom
" William R., carpenter, r. 1128 Folsom
Sehabiague Arnaud (Sehabiague Bros.), r. 2119
Taylor
" Brothers (Thomas and Arnaud), bakery,

2119 Taylor
" Michael, bakery, 131 IV2 Powell
" Thomas (Sehabiague Bros.), r. 2119 Taylor
Seher William, cellarman Cal. Wine Assn, r.

421 Brannan
Sehl William, clerk, r. 113, 4th
Sehorn William M., plumber R. W. Mackie, r.

21 Valencia
Sehr Henry, porter A. Busse, r. 550, 1st
Sei Pasquale, cook Puccinelli & Ceccarelli, r.

702 Front
Seib Hermann C, teacher piano, r. 1502 Laguna
Seibel Fred L., clerk Holt Bros. Co., r. San Ra-
fael
" Frederick W., butcher Philipp Seibel, r.

1735 Green
" Louis, butcher Philipp Seibel, r. 929 Pa-
cific
" Nikolaus G., capitalist, r. 715 Howard
" Philip H., dentist, 506 Sutter, r. 2102 Post
" Philipp, butcher, 59-60 Washington Mar-
ket, r. 2102 Post
4®-Seibel. See Seipel and Siebel
Seiberlich Benedict J., secretary Seiberlich-
Kast Shoe Co., 26, 2d, r. 533 Ellis
" Edward H., salesman, r. 1109 Post
" Francis X., superintendent factory Seitaer-
lich-Kast Shoe Co., r. Philadelphia, Pa.
" Frank F., r. 321 Tehama
" Frank F., carpenter, r. 603 Dolores
" Frank T., laborer, r. 321 Tehama
" Joseph F., machine hand W. H. Nolan &
Co., r. 603 Dolores
Seiberlich-Kast Shoe Co., manufacturers ladies
and childrens' shoes. 26, 2d

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Seiberlich Thomas W., manager Seiberlich-
KastShoe Co., 26, 2d, r. Philadelphia,
Pa.
" William, com.positor Call, r. 603 Dolores
Seibert Brothers (George and Daniel J.), butch-
ers, 843 McAllister and 535. 2d
'< Daniel J. (Siebert Bros.), r. 1110 Mission
" George (Seibert Bros.), r. 1110 Mission
" John, butcher, r. 1110 Mission
" John E., butcher, r. 1110 Mission
«®=*Seibert. See Siebert

4®=-Seibold. See Seabold, Seybolt andSiebold
Seidel Charles W., surveyor Sanborn-Perris
Map Co.
" F. Emil, soap manufacturer, San Bruno

Av nr 15th Av South
" George, baker Franz Siebrecht, r. 416

Kearny
" William, cigar maker August Brune, r.

520'/4 O'Farrell
" William E., soap maker F. Emil Seidel,
r. San Bruno Av nr 15th Av South
Selden Frederick, r. 86 Everett
Seidenberg Louis, journalist, r. 2039 Pine
Seldeuberg & Co. (N. Y.), Jake Joseph Pacific

Coast agent, 239 Kearny
*6g=" Seidenberg. See Siedenburg
Seiderman Reuben, cloakmaker, r. 430 Natoma

rear
Seidkin Abram (Rosenberg & Seidkin), r. 1774

Folsom
Seidl J. & Co. (Joseph Seidl) manufacturers
candies, 190 Stevenson, retail 754 Mar-
ket and 1409 Polk
'< Joseph (J. Seidl & Co.), r. 607 Broderick
4S-Seidl. See Seidel and Siedl
Seidler John, packer, r. 728 Broadway rear
Seidlitz Charles, gripman Geary St. Ry., r. 1410
Lyon
" William, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 7(Mi4
Tennessee
Seidman Rose, widow, r. 1318 Sutter
Seidner Max, clerk Max D. Kant, r. 317 Ivy Av
Seifert Ada Miss, dressmaker, r. 1527 California
" Amelia, widow, r. N s 1st Av nr Fulton
" Ernst, bartender J. Winkler
" Frederick W., carpenter, r. 14 Farren Av
" Hugh T., bicycles, 2664 Folsom, r. 508 San-
chez
" Louisa, widow, r. 1527 California
" Louisa Miss, dressmaker, r. 1527 California
" Maggie, widow, r. 311 Austin Av
" Matthew, washer Hibernia Brewery, r.

1320 Harrison
" Oswald, waiter Gottlob Gall
Seifke Herman, clerk John H. Harrje, r. NE cor

18th and Sanchez
Seifried Edmond, gilder Schussler Bros., r.

219^4 Golden Gate Av
-esg^-Seifried. See Seyfried
Seig Caroline W. Mrs., r. Old People's Home
Seigel Charles E., cook, r. 620 Larkin
" Ella Miss, saleslady Mrs. A. Dorn, r. 205
Turk
4®-Seigel. See Siegel
Seiger Herman, musician, r. 331 McAllister

" Joseph, tailor, r. 7 Langton
4®-Seiger. See Seager, Seeger and Seger
Seigler Johanna, domestic, 2930 California
Seik Wendell, hostler James H. O'Brien, r. Ill

Caroline
Seike Emile T., weigher P. C. SS. Co.,r. 126
Langton
" Ernest F., expressman Edison Light and

Power Co., r. 745 V2 Tehama
'• John F., driver Buffalo Brewing Co., r.

Augusta nr Potrero Av
" Richard, seaman, r. 1361 Minna
" Theodore, laborer, r. 126 Langton
>8@=-Seike. See Sieke
Seller Charlotte, widow, r. 1403 Steiner
" Christ (Tscharner & Seller), r. 522 Stock-
ton
" Dora, widow, r. 1634 Post
" Ernestine, widow, r. 2214 Bush
" Herman, r. 1113 Leavenworth
" Hulda, widow, r. 18 Clinton Park
" Isidor, agent Drummond Tobacco Co. (St
Louis), 228 California, r. 704 Fell

W.&J.SLOANE&CO.,

POI^TIEt^ES.

Largest Assortment on the Coast.
641-454 7 TVlarket St.

Seller M. & Co. (Max Seller), tailors' and dress-
makers' trimmings, 120 Geary
" Max (M. Seller & Co.), r. 1905 Devisadero
" Paul (Paul Seller Electrical Works), r.
Oakland

Seller Paul Electrical Works,

Paul Seller proprietor, 406-408 Mar-
ket, telephone Main 5454

Seller Samuel, salesman Drummond Tobacco
Co., r. 704 Fell
" Sigfried, music dealer, 1403 Steiner
Seilier Alphonse, cook Palace Hotel, r. 1725 San
Carlos Av
" Lawrence, chef Swain Bros, r. 435 Jersey
Seinir John, salesman, r. 3626 Jackson
Seinsot Rudolph, peddler, r. 1504 Dolores
Seinturier Jean, driver Lenormand Bros., r. 115

Prospect PI
Seip Alfred, roap splicer Sutter St. Ry., r. 137,
8th Av
" Louis, baggageman S. P. Co., r. East Oak-
land
Seipel Charles, r. 2302 Mission

" Conrad, r. 507 Laguna
4®-Seipel. See Seibel and Siebel
Seipp Conrad, porter Edward G. Zeile, r. 615
Greenwich
" George, porter Edward G. Zeile, r. 615
Greenwich
Seischapine Catherine, widow, varieties, 533, 4th
Seise Robert C, shirtcutter, r. 164 Clara
Seiser Christ, driver, r. 2206 Bush
Seisert Christine, widow, r. 508 Sanchez
Seitz Anthony, elevatorman, r. 522 Van Ness Av
" August,- maltster Empire Malt House
" Charles A., carriage maker, r. 515 Ellis
" Christian F., decorator Harrold, Belcher &

Allen, r. 515 Ellis
" Dora, widow, r. 515 Ellis
" Frederick, teamster Wm. McMann, r. 6

McCormick PI
" Henry J., foreman Wade & Co., r. 515 Ellis
" Hugo, teamster, r. 141 Erie
" John, cabinet maker, r. 141 Erie
" Leonard G., clerk Charles M. Plum & Co.,

r. 515 Ellis
" Peter A.; clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
2139 Pine
Seiver William T., liquors, 1st Av South nr

Railroad Av, r. 704 Railroad Av
Sekora Joseph, sorter Reichert & Co.. r. 918

Montgomery
Selander Peter, embosser StuparichMfg. Co., r.

215, 39th
Selby Herbert K., insurance, 317 California, r.
Oakland
" Joseph v., salesman Boston Woven Hose

and Rubber Co., r. Oakland
" Marks, tailor, r. ISY2 Harriet
" Percival W., real estate, 307 Sansome,
room 1, r. Menlo Park
Selby Prentiss, office 32 Mills Bldg., 3d floor, r.

1360 Madison, Oakland
Selby Smelting and Lead Co., shot tower, SE
cor Howard and 1st, smelting works Val-
lejo Junction (Contra Costa Co.), assay
and general office, 416 Montgomery
'< Thomas H. Mrs., widow, r. 2119 Buch-
anan
Selce George, cabinetmaker, r. 57 Morris Av

" Joseph K., plumber, r. 57 Morris Av
Selden Charles, painter Bradley & Son, r. 638
Ivy Av
" Miles C, doorkeeper U. S. Customs, r. 35,
5th

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Seldner Phil & Co. (Philip Seldner), men's fur-
nishing goods, 1102 Market

" Philip (Phil Seldner & Co.), r. 1524 Web-
ster
Seldte Hugo, cook, r. 457!4 Jessie
Select Hair Dressing Parlors, Mrs. D. J. Tobin
proprietor, 213 Post

" The Lodgings, Mrs. Janet Vanderstarr
proprietor, I2OY2 Geary
Selenger George, r. 932 Powell

" Henry, deputy Assessor, r. 932 Powell

" Joseph, r. 932 Powell

" Lawrence, detective, r. 932 Powell

" Walter T., r. 932 Powell
J8®~Selenger. See Selinger and Sellinger
Seley A. Watson, bookkeeper, r. 1016 Mont-
gomery

" Grace Miss, bookkeeper James H. Barry,
r. 410 Gough

" Isabelle Miss, r. 410 Gough

" Mary A., widow, r. 410 Gough
«®="Seley. See Seeley and Seely
Selfridge Edward A., president George W.
Gibbs Co., 33-39 Fremont, r. 2615 Cali-
fornia

" Frank C, insurance agent, r. 2438 Jackson

Selfridge Grant, oculist and aurist, 145-146

Crocker Bldg, hours 1 to 5 p. m., r. 1618

Sutter

Selig Alvin, salesman Isaac Selig, r. 1201

Gough

" Benno, r. 826 Mission

" Brothers (Samuel S. and Philip), manufac-
turers clothing, 108 Battery

" David, salesman Lowenberg & Co.. r. 1126
Turk

" George, traveling salesman, r. 25a Her-
mann

" Henrietta, widow, r. 826 Mission

■' Isaac, mens' furnishing goods, 218 Kearny,
r. 1201 Gough

" Isador (Draper & Selig), r. 1323 Devisadero

" Isador, clerk, r. 1126 Turk

" J. Abraham, traveling salesman, r. 25a
Hermann

" Jacob, student Busch & Wocker, r. 1406
Ellis

" Jules, bookkeeper, r. 826 Mission

" Kusie R.. salesman Lowenberg & Co., r.
1613a Sutter

" Leonard, salesman Isaac Selig, r. 1201
Gough

" Louis, r. 826 Mission

" Mary Mrs., saleslady The Hamburger Co.,
r. 1613a Su tter

" Moses S., sculptor Frank Happersberger, r.
1406 Ellis

" Nathan, bookkeeper, r. 1806 Scott

" Nathan, clerk U. S. Mint, r. 826 Mission

" Pauline, widow, r. 1406 Ellis

" Philip (Seilg Bros.), r 1126 Turk

" Samuel S. (Selig Bros.), r. 1235 O'Farrell

" Seligman, merchant, r. 1613a Sutter

" Sophie, widow, r. 1126 Turk

" Sylvan, salesman Isaac Selig, r. 1201
Gough
ifiS^Selig. See Seelig

Seligman Brothers (Solomon G. and Shyer L.),
clothing and men's furnishing goods,
142,3d

" Dora, widow, r. 102^4, 23d

" Frank, r. 2739 California

" Jesse, clerk Moses Seligman, r. 523 O'Far-
rell

" Max, traveling salesman, r. 523 O'Farrell

" Morris H., merchant, r. 119 Leavenworth

Seligman Moses, attorney at law and collec-
tions, 420 Montgomery, rooms 2-3, r. 523
O'Farrell
'• Siegfried, salesman Schoenholz Bros. &

Co., r. 1522 O'Farrell
" Shyer L. (Seligman Bros.), r. 2739 Califor-
nia
" Solomon G. (Seligman Bros.), r. 2739 Cali-
fornia
Seligsohn Solomon, r. 826 Shotwell
Seligson Michael, attorney at law, 14 Sansome,

rooms 43-44, r. 309 Powell
*®=-Seligson. See Seeligsohn
Selin Frederick, tanner Poetsch & Peterson, r.

226, 25th
Selinger Alexander M., fruits and vegetables,
2901 Geary
" Raymond, brewer, r. Water ville nr Au-
gusta
J8S"Selinger. See Selenger and Sellinger
Selix Samuel, tailor, 436, 6th
Selk Annie Miss, bakery, 442V4, 3d
Selk Charles F., groceries and liquors, NE cor
Sanchez and 14th
" Frederick C, bartender Charles F. Selk, r.
NE cor Sanchez and 14th
Selkirk William R., printer, r. 1007 Harrison
Sell Charles, cook T. Uibigau, r. 270, 1st
" John, plasterer, r. 741 Minna
" John F., carpenter, r. 139^4 Fair Oaks
" W. E., bookkeeper A. Hayward. r. Berkeley
Sellander Frederick, chief engineer str Newark,

r. Oakland
Sellars Thomas J., bookkeeper Union Fish Co.,

r. Oakland
Sellberg Jacob, foreman Empire Malt House
Selleck Charles H., teamster I. S. Van Winkle,
& Co., r. 708 Gough
" Edward J., clerk S. P. Co., r. 745 Noe
" George W., clerk S. P. Co., r. 700 Jones
" Hugh H., clerk Mack & Co., r. 1304 Powell
" Joseph E., r. 708 Gough
" William W., retoucher Imperial Photo-
graphic Studio, r. 7241/^ Market
Seller Arthur, traveling salesman Seller Bros.
& Co., r. 421 Van Ness Av
" Brothers & Co. (Jacob H., Henry and
Frederick Seller), stoves, ranges and
tinware, 110-114 Battery
" Frederick (Seller Bros. & Co.), r. 421 Van

Ness Av
" George W., laborer, r. 51 Henry
" Henry (Seller Bros. & Co.), r. 711 Jones
" Jacob H. (Seller Bros. & Co.), r. 421 Van

Ness Av
" James, salesman Hale Bros., r. 51 Henry
" Samuel, treasurer Anspacher Bros., 214

Pine, room 17, r. Livermore, Cal.
" Sanford E., cashier Seller Bros. & Co., r.
421 Van Ness Av
Sellers Edward F., clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott,

r. 24 Pond
Sellers James C, house painter, paper hanger
and whitener, 224 O'Farrell, r. 2032 Mis-
sion
" O. Peter, waiter, r. 907 Vallejo
" Reuben, r. 279 Stevenson
" Thomas H. (Bruce, Bowne & Co.), r. 24 Pond
" William, r. 1906a Mission
4S=-Sellers. See Sellars

Selling Nathalie Miss, physician, 732 Sutter, r.
1310 Geary
" Samuel, expressman, r. 333 Eddy
" Samuel, sexton Congregation Ohabai

Shalome, r. 1310 Geary
" Samuel E., salesman Abramson-Heunisch

Co., r. 1310 Geary
" Simon H., decorating florist, 240 Kearny, r.
1310 Geary
Sellinger August, baker Mrs. A. J. McGlynn, r.
444 Hayes
" George, finisher Central Hardware and

Supply Co., r. 439 Greenwich
" Joseph, waiter, r. 504 Powell
je®"Sellinger. See Selenger and Selinger
Sellman Alfred, seaman U. S. lighthouse ten-
der Madrono
" Franz O., machinist Union I. Wks, r. 523
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Sellman Fritz B., clerk U. S. Lighthouse In-
spector, r. 880 Shotwell
" Jean E., patrolman Morse's Patrol, r. 3209
Polk
Sellmann Charles J., clerk, r. 1405 Baker
Sellmer Jacob, carpet layer Pattosien Carpet

Co., r. 390 Arlington
Sellon Edward, sewing machine agent, r. 25, 9th
" Edwin R., laborer Standard Oil Co., r.

16141/4 Bush
" Samuel E., shoemaker, 73 Minna
Sellscliopp W. & Co. (William Sellschopp)
stamp dealers, 108 Stockton
" William (W. Sellschopp & Co.), r. 211 Scott
Sellwood Frank C, dental student, r. 910 Pine
Selmi Angelo, marble polisher Joseph Musto &
Son, r. 5 Green
" Giuseppe (Selmi & Metraia), r. 2 Hartford
" & Metraia (Giuseppe Selmi and Frank
Metraia), fruits and vegetables, 2257
Market and 326 Noe
Selna Edward, teamster, r. 519 Chestnut
" Edward Jr., teamster, r. 519 Chestnut
" Henry, drayman, 309 Washington, r. 515

Chestnut
" Primo J.,clerk, r. 737, 22d
Selo Gustav, musician, r. 1318a O'Farrell
Sels P. J. vanLoben, attorney at law and Con-
sul The Netherlands and Paraguay, 508
Montgomery, r. 1305 Adeline, Oakland
Selsbach Carl, bookkeeper, r. 47 South Park
Selth Albert, clerk, r. 2I26 Broderick
" George P., operator Am. Dist. Tel., r. 328

Jessie
" V. Mrs., stewardess str Corona
Selvaggio Giuseppe, boots and shoes, 519 Green
Selway Elijah (Selway & Stockbridge), r. 2938
16th
" & Stockbridge (Elijah Selway and Joseph
Stockbridge), second-hand furniture,
3938, 16th
Selz George, cabinet maker, r. 57 Morris Av

" Joseph C, plumber, r. 57 Morris Av
SelzerEtta J., widow, r. 127. 14th

" Minnie, widow, r. 1231 O'Farrell
Semenza Antonio (National Window and House
Cleaning Co.), r. 3 Varennes
" John, porter Phelan Bldg
Semeria Frank, laborer, r. 51 1^4 Greenwich rear
" Henry, dry goods, 1520 Stockton
" Joseph, groceries, 1533 Stockton
" Jules M., restaurant, 421-433 Pine, r. 431
Pine
Semi Andrea, butcher, r. 216;/^ Lombard
Seminario Ysaac, r. 2115 Sacramento
Semken George, shoemaker, r. 130, 3d Av
Semlar Belle L. Miss, teacher Winfleld Scott

Primary School, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Semler Arthur, r. 124, 8th
" Hertha, widow, r. 217 Geary
" John W., messenger, r. 605 Bush
" Rudolph, clerk, r. 728, 17th
Semmel Edward, dealer hides, r. 2138 O'Far-
rell
Semmelhaack John, stableman Washington

Brewery, r. 626 Lombard
Semmens Thomas, laborer S. P. Co., r. 739
Minna
" William, gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 739
Minna
Semmig Paul, inspector U. S. Customs, r. 1704,

23d
Sempey John, salesman Stulz Bros., r. 2007

Webster
Semple Henson C, conductor Market St. Ry, r.
3635 Sacramento
" James, motorman Market St. Ry, r. 542
Indiana
Sena Gustaf, meter maker S. F. Gas Light Co ,
r. 623 McAllister
" Henry, meter maker S. F. Gas Light Co.,

r. 622 McAllister
" Mark, clerk Friedlander & Mitau, r. 622

McAllister
" Sarah Miss, fringe maker A. Colombat, r.
622 McAllister
Senavia Paula, widow, r. 407 Montgomery Av
Senberg Christ, stock clerk Mandel, Pursch &
Wiener, r. Fruitvale

W.W.MONTAGUE & CO.

Black and Galvanized

and FITTINGS, all sizes, for Gas,

Steam and Water.

309. 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Senecal Joseph T., clerk, r. 6I314 Stockton
Sengstack Adolph H., stenographer H. M. New-
hall & Co., r. 1539 Fulton
" Edward H., packer Paul Rieger & Co., r.

1529 Fulton
" Johanna, widow, r. 1539 Fulton
Sengstacken Harm H., r. 10S4 Bryant
'■ Henry T., bookkeeper E. D. Bronson & Co.,
r. 1034 Bryant
Senier-Paxton Abby Mrs., teacher music, r. 40

Bartlett
Senk Catherine, widow, r. 614 Fell
" Charles v., clerk Schweitzer & Co., r. 614

Fell
" George J., driver Alameda Transfer Co., r.
Alameda
Senn George, shoe cutter, r, 538 Fulton
•' John L., laborer, r. 538 Fulton
" Joseph, milker, r. cor Edinburgh and Bra-
zil Av
Senne Elizabeth, widow, r. 3 Martha PI
" George, mining broker, 328 Montgomery,

rooms 65-66
" William J., cutter Greenebaum, Weil &
Michels, r. 2822 Harrison
Senner William, expressman, r. Farallonesnr

Plymouth Av
Sennett James (Sennett, Miller & Co.), r. Santa
Clara, Cal.
" James, boatman Sec. B Seawall, r. 638

Green
" John, r. 1814 Scott

" , Miller &1C0. (James Sennett), stevedores,
]12Leidesdorffl
J8®-Sennett. See Sinnott
Sennett Annie R., widow, r. 608 Hermann
Sens August, laborer O'Brien & Spotorno, r. 903

Jackson
Sensenbrenner George, cigars and tobacco, 257
4th, r. 790 Folsom
" George Jr., cigar maker, r. 790 Folsom
Senter Willis K., traveling salesman J. A.

Folger & Co.
4®-Senter. See Center
Sentinel of the Golden Gate (monthly), William

M. Cubery editor, 587 Mission
Sentinel The (monthly), S. B. Carleton pub-
lisher, 20 Ellis
Sentry Publishing Co., Drady & Hopper pro-
prietors, 530 Golden Gate Av, room 32
" The, Sentry Publishing Co. publishers, 530
Golden Gate Av, room 32
Sephton Harry H., foreman electric wiring

dept. Cal. Electrical Wks, r. Alameda
Sepp Andrew, master mariner, r. 417 Fremont
Seppich William G. (Seppich & Kleinhans), r.
Russ House
" & Kleinhans (William G. Seppich and
Louis Kleinhans), barbers, 217 Mont-
gomery
Sepulveda Charles, upholsterer, r. II654 Clara
" Esteban, bricklayer, r. 401% Green
" Frederick J., driver, r. 648 Stevenson
" Henry, teamster, r. 116'/^ Clara
" J. C. Mrs., r. 620 Eddy
•' John C, salesman H. Roman & Co., r. 819
Pine
Sequoia Gold Mining Co. (Calaveras Co.), Le-
ander L. James secretary, 419 California,
room 16
Serahni A., reporter La Voce del Popolo, r. 619

Broadway
Seraflno Emanuel, laborer, r. 526 Broadway
Seramaglia James, plumber, r. Lake nr 13th Av
Seraphin Frank, cigars, 817 Kearny, r. 915 Mont-
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Sercander Alvin, teamster Peter Schenkel, r.

1430, 5th Av South
Serda Rudolph, jeweler Donohue & Kerdell, r.

Berkeley
Sere Jean, bedmaker, r. 771 Howard
" John, dairy, cor Persia Av and Edin-
burgh
Seregni F., dealer and designer monuments, 24

Post
Serens Daniel F., shipping clerk W. &. J. Sloane

& Co., r. 622 Haight
'• Frederick W., carpenter, 1601 Geary, r.

1317/j Webster
" William, assistant foreman Truck 5, r

1317!/2 Webster
Serensky Abraham, gent's furnishing goods,

2816, 16th
" Joseph, plate and window glass, 2822,

16th
Serex John, manager Joseph Fahys & Co. and

Brooklyn Watch Case Co., 4 Sutter, r.

Alameda
Sericano Frank, r. 429, 7th
" L. F. & Co. (Louis F. Sericano, Victor De-
martini and John A. Cordano), fruits,

vegetables and dairy produce, 226 and

305, 4th
" Louis F. (L. F. Sericano & Co.), r. 439, 7th
Serjanovich Eliza, widow, r. 37^^ Rausch
" Frank, water tender str City of Peking, r.

371/2 Rausch
Serke R., quartermaster City of Puebla
Series Germain, tanner, r. 922, 12th Av South
Sermattei Peter, groceries and liquors, NW

cor Sagamore and Plymouth Av
Sermidi Antonio, steward Ildefonso Cuenin, r.

233 Stevenson
Sernau John, glassblower, r. 627, .3d
Serena Frederick, seaman, r. 119 Jackson
Serpa Anton F. (Serpa & Content), r. 28 Grove
" Frank (Andrews & Serpa), r. 606, 3d
" & Content (Anton F. Serpa and Frank J.

Content), barbers, 419 Larkin
Serpas John E., laborer U. S. Customs, r. 824

Montgomery
Serpes Santos, widow, r. 1523^ Dupont
Serratto Luigi, gardener Colombo Market, r.

IOI814 Montgomery
Serres B. Mrs., widow, r. Randolph nr Bright
Serres John, wines and liquors, 201, 4th, and

proprietor California State Hotel, 771

Howard cor 4th, telephone 1123
" Louis, marble cutter RufQno & Bianchi, r.

Randolph nr Bright
Serry Joseph, painter, r. 1437H Mission
Sersen Nicholas, restaurant, 814, 3d, r. 812, 3d
Servaiza Frederick, seaman, r. 223 Jackson
Servant Wentworth P. (W. P. Servant & Co.), r.

124H Noe

SERVANT W. P. & CO.

(Wentworth P. Servant), general rig-
gers and contractors, 17 Howard

ServantesM., porter L. B. Lippert

Servaroni Carlo, sausage maker A. Chiesa. r.
1024 Montgomery

Servas Charles, cook George Schimpf , r. 623 Sac
ramento

Serveau Brothers (Emile and Charles), florists,

2328 California, and SW cor Sacramento

and Fillmore, nursery Brunswick nr

Guttenburg

" Charles (Serveau Bros.), r. Brunswick nr

Guttenburg
" Emile (Serveau Bros.), r. 410, Uth Av

Servel Firmin, florist, 710 Valencia

Serventi AngelO, manager National Window
and House Cleaning Co., 507% Bush, r.
10a Jasper PI
Servian American (weekly). Bozo M. Gopche- /
vitch manager, 7 Bonita
" Literary Club, 636 Clay, room 9
" Montenegrin Benevolent Society, 10 Cali-
fornia, room 12
Serviant Paul, ironer Jules J. Augas, r. 214, 17th
Sesnon George, clerk, r. 320 Page

" John J., secretary, r. 320 Page
Sessart George, butcher, r. 1413 Dupont
Sesser Peter, r. 106 Broad

Sessions Charles B., secretary and manager
Electrical Engineering Co., 34-36 Main,
r. 2904 Bush
" David R., with S. P. Co., r. 1718 Baker
" Edward C. Jr., attorney at law, 35 Mills

Bldg, 5th floor, r. Oakland
" Harry, meterman Edison Light and Power

Co., r. 1718 Baker
" M. P. Mrs., widow, r. 1219 Folsom
" M. P. & Co., teamsters, William E. Jack-
son manager, 40 New Montgomery
" Nathan P., with Butler & Haldan, r. Oak-
land
" William W., teamster, r. 805 Franklin
Setaro Angelo, feeder Galloway Litho Co., r. 24
Telegraph PI
" John F., compositor, r. 24 Telegraph PI
" Manuel, bootblack, r. 10 Margaret PI
Seth Charles, cook, r. 1436 Pacific
" Eliza J., widow, r. 1436 Pacific
" John, porter, r. 1436 Pacific
Seth Thomas Clock Co., W. M. Fonda resident

agent, 126 Sutter
Sethman Henry, driver U. S. Brewery, r. 705i^
Webster
" Marie, domes tic, 2720 Sacramento
Sethmann Charles, bartender, r. 209 Leidesdorff

" Henry, stevedore, r. 2213% Mason
Setright Daniel, clerk W. H. McLaughlin, r.
NW cor 26th and Mission
" Dennis M., clerk, r. Ocean House Road nr

Howth
" Frank J., bookkeeper Daniel Keefe, r.

Ocean House Road nr Howth
" John, r. Ocean House Road nr Howth
Setterquist Albin, car builder, r. 1019% Na-

toma
Settich An tone, helper William S. Snook & Son,
r. 435, 18th
" John M., helper William S. Snook & Son. r.
435, 18th
Settle Harold, porter James M. Rolph, r. 1807

Haight
Sevan George J., asst. engineer str Transit, r.

Oakland
Seven Links (monthly), Atlantic Publishing Co.

publishers, 50 St. Ann's Bldg
Sevening Christina, widow, r. 1 August Alley

" Otto A., engineer, r. 1 August Alley
Seventeen Mile Farm Mile Depot, Gottlieb

Furrer manager, 428-430 Turk
Seventh Day Adventists' Church, Elder G. W.
Grainger pastor, E s Laguna bet Golden
Gate Av and McAllister
Severance Albion A., cooper, r. 48, 13th
" Frederick E., motorman Market St. Ry., r.

20239^ Mission
" Frederick v., salesman Bonestell & Co., r.

221 Clipper
'• Harry, cook Alfred H. Albinson, r. 420

Minna
" Isaac H., tinsmith, r. 151 Shipley
Severance James S., secretary Timothy Hop-
kins, .30 Mills Bldg, 5th floor, r. Univer-
sity Club
" Josiah G. (Severance, Sherman & Pierce),

• r. 617 Bush
" Samuel J., foreman Edward C. Hughes, r.

818 Army
" Sarah, widow, r. 321 Clipper
" , Sherman & Pierce (Josiah G. Severance,
Edwin A. Sherman Jr. and Frank H.
Pierce), attorneys at law, 511 California,
rooms 60-61
Severeen Charles E., engineer Hirschfelder &
Meaney, r. 1020 Mission

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Severin Charles, locksmith, 1028 Sutter

<• Frank A (Dijeau & Severin), r. lOSYz Oak
Severino William, shoemaker, 186 Jessie, r. 9

Geary
Severio Frank, superintendent Metropolitan
Match Co., r. 419 Ashbury
" William M. F., engineer U. S. Laundry, r.
52054 Valencia
Severns Andrew E., clerk Andrea Sbarboro, r.
1006 Sacramento
" B. Erie, salesman Italian-Swiss Agricul-
tural Colony, r. 3409 Washington
Severs Ernest D., salesman O. P. Downing &
Co.
" George, laborer Empire Malt House
«®»Severs. See Sivers
Sevey Loring J., carpenter, r. 130 Castro
Sevln Vincent & Co. (Eugene Thiele successor),

seedsmen, 607 Sansome
Sewall David H., superintendent Cal. Canneries
Co., r. 428Brannan
" Oscar T. (Williams, Dimond& Co.), r. Pa-
ciflc-Union Club
Seward Ellen, widow, r. USM Welsh
" Erastus F., machine hand West Coast

Furniture Co., r. Oakland
" John A., watertender str Santa Rosa
" Thomas, r. 371 Jessie
" William V., gripman Sutter St. Ry., r.
lei-SVa Baker
Sewell Amos F., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" Angelina W. Mrs., r. Old People's Home

SEWELL DANIEL,

photographer. Views of residences,
outdoor groupings, machinery, etc.,
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1105 ShotweU

Sewell Daniel R., stoker Engine 26, r. S24A2d Av
" Edward C, printer Stuparich Mfg Co., r.

" Eldora Miss, teacher Polytechnic High

School, r. 1105 Shotwell
" Hy F. D., asst. accountant Bank of British

Columbia, r. 711 Jones
" Joseph, packer William A. Schrock
" Newton, r. Old People's Home
" Sadie M. Mrs., artist, r. 14 McAllister
" Thomas, plumber, r. 326 Jessie
>8®-Sewell. See Seawell and Sewall
Seweloh Theodore, butcher, r. 1234/2 York
Sexsmith George B., expressman, r. 43754, 4th
" James, teamster, r. 9th Av South nr L
" William, teamster, r. 44454, 3d
Sexton C, seaman str Santa Cruz
" Charles B., bookkeeper Rosenthal, Feder

& Co., r. Brooklyn Hotel
" Charles L., physician, r. 2119 Fillmore
" Daniel W., salesman, r. 730 Harrison
" David, deckhand str Apache
■' David T., r. 216, 23d
" Eliza Miss, r. Old People's Home
" Frank, opener U. S. Customs, r. 1441 O'Far-

rell „ „

" Henry P., foreman R. S. Alexander & Son,

r. 113 Sullivan
" Horace C, bookkeeper Anglo-Californian

Bank, r. 2637 Howard
" James, bootblack, 1234 Mason, r. 10 Polk

Lane
" John, molder Thompson Bros., r. 215, 29th
" John B., stenographer Richard Cohen, r.

1003 Polk „ „ ^

" John B. Mrs., telegraph operator S. P. Co.,

r. 1003 Polk
" Julia L. Miss, school teacher, r. 1436 Leav-
enworth „ „
" Marshall J., bookkeeper Conway & Bau-

mel, r. 717 Ellis
" Martin, laborer Pac. Roll.

cor Napa and Louisiana
" Michael, r. 519 San Jose Av
" Michael, laborer S. P. Co., r

" Nellie T. Miss, with Minaker & Welbanks

r. 519 San Jose Av
" Oliver, roofer, r. 11 Bernice
» Patrick, millhand, r. 519 San Jose Av
" Peter (Peter Sexton & Co.), r. 11 Bernice

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Furnishing Carpets, Furniture, Drapery

Materials, Lace Curtains, Window

Shades, Bedding, Etc.

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Sexton Peter & Co. (Peter Sexton), proprietors
Eagle Asphaltum Roofing and Contract-
ing Co., 628 Market, yard and works, 7-9
Bernice
" P. H., insurance solicitor Brown, Craig &

Co.
" Philip, porter Holt Bros. Co., r. 233 Lily Av
" Terrence, laborer Occidental Foundry, r.

1021 Natoma
" Thomas, laborer, r. 46 Tehama
" Thomas, laborer, r. 78 Clementina
" Thomas, laborer, r. 341 Shipley
" Thomas M., carpenter, r. 519 San Jose Av
" Timothy F., laborer, r. 130 Shipley
Sexton William, general adjuster Fireman's
Fund Insurance Co., 401 California, room
6. r. 3032 Washington
" William A. (Lastreto & Sexton), attor-
ney at law, 1-3A Chronicle Bldg, r. 3032
Washington
4®=-Sexton. See Saxton
Seybolt George E., clerk Registry Division

Post Office, r. 1419 Mission
Seybolt George L., inspector American Surety

Co., 219 Sansome, r. 1419 Mission
Seyden Arnold R., liquors, 418 Hayes, r. 40554
Hayes
" George H., expressman, r. 154 Laussat
" Henry G., gripman Sutter St. Ry., r. 25

" John F., expressman, NE cor Geary and
Stockton, r. 415 Ivy Av

" John H. J., carpenter, r. 415 Ivy Av

" Julius, fish and oysters, 416 Hayes, r. 415
Ivy Av
Seyfried August, candy maker Rothschild &
Ehrenpfort, r. 1330 Harrison

" Frank, clerk, J. Salomon, r. 1320 Ham-
son

" Mathew, cellarman Hibernia Brewery, r.
1320 Harrison

" Otto, clerk David B. Todd, r. 1330 Harrison
4»-Seyfried. See Seifried
Seymour Albert P., clerk C. M. Wollenberg &
Co., r. 1134 Union

" Alfred C, cigars, 629 Montgomery, r. 538
Folsom

" Edward C, r. 416 Geary

" Edward H., clei-k Standard Oil Co., r. Ala-
meda

" E. H., secretary The Engineer and Con-
tractor Publishing Co., 511 California,
room 79, r. Sausalito

" E. W., salesman Newman & Levinson, r.
Occidental Hotel

" Fred A., bookkeeper F. Chevalier & Co., r.
Oakland

" Helena, widow, r. 1134 Union

" Henry, bench hand McFarland Bros., r. cor
Army and Missouri
Sesmiour James H., physician, office 1334 Cas-
tro, r. 714 Diamond

" John F., detective, r 611 Grove

" Kent J. C, bookkeeper M. Lambeth & Co.,
r, 1130 Jackson

" Percy S., trackman Market St. Ry.. r. 5
Capp

" Samuel, salesman S. P. Taylor Sons

" Thomas J., mill hand Del Monte Milling
Co., r. 8 Havens

" Walter H., salesman Heywood Bros. & Co.,
r. 638 Sutter
Seyner Joseph, butcher, 3201 Mason, r. 3114

Mason
Sgonzini Cristofaro, waiter, r. 509 Broadway
Shaaf Mathias, tanner, r. N South nr 14th Av

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Shaari Zedek Congregation, NE cor Califor-
nia and Stockton
Shaben Sylvester, collector M. Friedman& Co.,

r. 314b O'Frrrell
Shackelford Otto, clerk Southern Pacific Mill-
ing Co., r. 808 Geary
" Richard M., general manager Southern
Pacific Milling Co., 224 California
Shackleford Thomas J., attorney at law, 33-34
Mills Bldg, 7th floor, r. 1006 Leaven-
worth
Shackleton George G., molder, r. 227, 23d
" John, molder, r. 227, 23d
" John A., butcher, r. 227, 23d
" William, driver Engine 10, r. 516 Bryant
" William T., molder, r. 227, 23d
Shad Albert, candy maker Louis Saroni & Co.,

r. Berkeley
Shadburne Annie Mrs., r. 131 Diamond
Shadbume George D. (Shadburne & Herrin). r.
NWcor2.ith and Hoffman Av
" George D. Jr. (George D. Shadburne Jr. &

Co.), r. N W cor 25th and Hoffman Av
" George D. Jr. & Co. (George D. Shadburne
Jr.), real estate agents, 633 Market
Shadburne Leonard A., president Chicago

Paint Co., 622 Larkin, r. 620 Larkin
Shadburne & Herrin (George D. Shadburne
and William J. Herrin), attorneys at
law, 415 Montgomery, rooms 9-11
«®"Shadburne. See Chadbourne
Shaddock Phoebe, widow, r. 534^2 Jessie
Shade Edward D., canvasser, r. 101!^ Grant Av
" Frank D., machinist, r. 821 Post
" Frederick H., porter A. Zellerbach & Sons,

r. 844 Vallejo
" George W., carpenter, r. 734^4 Howard
" James H., liquors, NE cor California and

Central Av
" Louis G., plumber Henry Williamson, r.

1768 Howard
" Rudolph, cellarman Joseph Melczer & Co..

r. 1313, 17th
" Widenham D. C, foreman patternmaker

Vulcan Iron Wks. r. 632 Howard
" William A., barber W. R. Nelson, r. 1251
Mission
j8®" Shade. See Schade
Shaefer Frederick W., miner, r. 611 Stockton
" John, waiter, r. 51a Shipley
" Morris, spectacle dealer, r. 113'^ Shipley
rear
Shaeffer Edgar W., clerk, r. 1512 Leavenworth
" John, machinist Galli Machine Wks, r. 31 '4

Boardman PI
" John, porter, r. 1512 Leavenworth
«®" Shaeffer. See Schaefer, Schaefler, Schafer,
Schaffer, Shaefer, Shafer, Sheafler and
Sheffer
Shaen Aaron (Shaen & Crown), r. 622 McAlIi.s-
ter
" Jacob, clerk Police Court 3, r. 1117 Leaven-
worth
" Joseph, collector, r. 1710 Polk
" Peter, clerk, r. 2327 Fillmore
" Samuel, bookkeeper, r. 1117 Leavenworth
" Thomas, lineman Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co.. r.

423 Bush
" & Crown (Aaron Shaen and Isaac Crown),
barbers, 409 Pine
4®" Shaen. See Schoen, Shain, Shane and

Shoen
Shafer Charles E., mining engineer, 510 Califor-
nia, r. Alameda
" Devilla M., sticker hand Bolander & Per-
kins, r. 1120 Filbert rear

Shafer Frank E., secretary Ewell, Shafer & Co.,
331, 23d, r. 2339 Howard
" James E., medical student, r. 23 Falcon Av
" Mary E., widow, r. 400 Van Ness Av
" William, conductor Market St. Ry, r. 25281/4
Sutter
Jm- Shafer. See Schaefer, Schaefler, Schafer.
Schaffer, Shaefer, Shaeffer, Shaffer,
Shea ffer and Sheffer
Shafl Orrin M., carpenter, r. 1045 Market

" Robert, bedmaker, r. 246, 3d
Shaffer Henry, butcher Miller & Lux, r. 5, 11th
Av South
" Walter, marine engineer, 9 Mission
Shafron Arthur, peddler, r. 3 Boarnman PI
Shaft Robert, clerk, r. 929 Post
Shafter Elizabeth, widow, r. 218a Sanchez
" James C, physician, 331 Montgomery, room

51, r. 1306 Pine
" O. L. Estate Co., D. Henshaw Ward secre-
tary, 508 California, room 31
Shafter William R. Colonel, commanding 1st
Infantry Regiment U. S. A., and com-
mander Military Post, Angel Island
«®=-Shafter. See Schafter
Shagren Emile, fireman S. F. Laundry
Shahan Andrew, car repairer, r. 329, 8th Av
>6®"Shahan. See Sheahan and Sheehan
Shain Frances E., widow, r. 746, 21st
" Joseph E., collector, r. 206 Broderick
" W. H., with Pac. Coast Syrup Co., r. North
Temescal
-e6S"Shain. See Schoen, Shaen, Shane and
Shoen

Shainwald, Buckbee & Co.

(a corporation), Herman Shainwald
president, Spencer C. Buckbee vice-
president, Samuel G. Buckbee secre-
tary.real estate agents, house brokers,
and auctioneers, 218-220 Montgom-
ery, Mills Bldg, telephone Main 401
Shainwald Herman, president Shainwald,
Buckbee & Co., 218-220 Montgomery, r.
The Colonial, cor Pine and Jones
Shainwald Richard S., secretary Paraffins

Paint Co., 116 Battery, r. 1919 Baker
4®"Shainwald. See Schoenwald
Shakespear Dayid, r. 1717a Haight
Shakespeare Mill and Mining Co., 532 Market,

room 3
Shakles Andrew, liquors, 233,6th
Shalef Harris, clothing, 1037 Howard
Shaler John, boilermaker T. J. Moynihan, r.

115a 6th
>e®-Shaler. See Schaller
Shall Lazarus, r. Pacific Hebrew Home
ShallenbergerFrankG.,conductor, r. 5Torrence

Court
Shalmount Henry J., gripman Sutter St. Ry.,

r. 1839 Polk
Shanabrook Alice Miss, r. 685 Clementina
" Jeanette, widow, r. 685 Clementina
" William, plumber Henry Williamson, r.
685 Clementina
Shanahan Daniel, 2d asst. engineer str Santa
Rosa, r. 208, 12th
" Daniel, stevedore, r. 727, 24th
" Daniel Jr., stevedore, r. 727, 24th
" Dennis, waiter Montgomery's Hotel, 227,

2d
" Edward, laborer Spring Valley W. W., r.

639 Bryant
" James, engineer, r. 233, 7th
" James, teamster, r. 1410'/^ Harrison
" Johanna Mrs., r. 208, 13th
" John, boilermaker, r. 233, 7th
" John P., stevedore, r. 727, 24th
Shanahan John W., carpet cleaning, office 31
Geary, works 14th and Harrison, r. 605
O'Farrell
" Julia, domestic, 917 Guerrero
" Mary, domestic, 1215 Eddy
" Michael, corporal police, r. 13 Whitney
" Michael, laborer, r. 307 Ritch
" Michael J., stevedore r. 346, 4th
" Nellie Miss, spinner Tubbs Cordage Co., r.

Yolo and Iowa
" Patrick, laborer, 1467 Minna

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Shanahan Thomas, clerk S. F. & N. P., Ry. Co.,

r. 609 Douglas
■' Thomas, florist, r. 509 Shotwell
" Timothy, laborer Spring Valley W. W., r.

337 Shipley
" William, master mariner, 9 Mission
" William, stevedore, r. 509 Shotwell
" William P., machine hand Rosenthal,

Feder&Co.,r. 114, 11th
Shane Clinton, real estate, r. 2714 Bryant
" George, clerk Preston and McKinnon, r.

2714 Bryant
" John J., guard wagon dept. Wells, Fargo

& Co., r. 1805 Dupont
" John J., machinist Union I. Wks, r. 856

Folsom
" Samuel, bartender Hornlein Bros.
" Thomas, engineer, r. 913 Montgomery
«®=Shane. See Schoen, Shaen, Shain and

ShanerL.ee, horseman, r. 424 Eddy
Shank Anita Miss, r. 515a Valencia
" John v., collector Universal Gas Saving

Assn, r. 222 Haight
" Josephine Mrs., r. NW cor Broderick and
Greenwich
Shankey Sarah, widow, r. 2014 Powell
Sliankey William G., dentist, 56 Flood Bldg, r.

2014 Powell
Shankland Thompson C, with Cesar Bertheau,

r. Oakland
Shanklin James W., land attorney, 508 Mont-
gomery, room 18a, r. Oakland
Shanks Joseph Mrs., widow, r. 2554a Greenwich
Shanley A., seaman str St. Paul
" Edward J. F., printer, r. 305 Fremont
" George, boilermaker, r. 18 Garden
" James, boilermaker P. F. Dundon, r. 8

Anthony
" James, molder, r. 18 Garden
" William G., boilermaker T. J. Moynihan,

r. 48 Natoma
■' Patrick H., copyist Recorder's office, r. 244
Minna
Shanney Lawrence, longshoreman, r. 225 Drumm
Shannon Andrew J., conductor Market St. Ry,
r. 32 Powell Av
Anna C, widow, r. 628 Sutter
Annie Miss, r. 1510 Mason
Annie Mrs., wood and coal, 226 Noe
Bridget, widow, r. 1040'/^ York
C. F., r. 933 Kearny
Charles, rubber worker Bowers Rubber Co. ,

r. 1615 Lexington Av
Charles J., boxmaker, r. 124 Page
Damon A., cook John B. Shay, r. 113, 4th
Daniel J., carpenter, r. Ellsworth nr Cort-
land Av
David, wood merchant, r.213V4 Perry
Dominick, bartender John Delaney
Dora, widow, r. 714 Buchanan
Frank, driver, r. 873 Folsom
Henry L., mining, r. 1933 Sutter
Henry W., clerk, r. 837 Folsom
J., marine fireman, r. 530, 3d
James, cook John B. Paterson
James, fireman, r. QSQM Bryant
James, horse trainer, r. 131414 Harrison rear
James, longshoreman, r. 9.36!^ Bryant
James, longshoreman, r. Wolfe nr Califor-
nia Av
James, marble polisher Rufflno & Bianchi,

r. 535 Minna
James E., salesman Pac. Shirt Co., r. 518

Octavia
Jefferson M., agent Pac. Improvement Co.,

r. Alameda
John, laborer, r. 2610 Mission
John A. , machine hand P. F. Nolan & Co.,

r. East Oakland
John B., r. 518 Octavia

j0hnG., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1227
Pacific
" John N. (John N. Shannon & Co.), r. 224
Haight
Shannon J. N. & Co. (John N. Shannon), whole-
sale cigars, 1177 Valencia
" John P., salesman Eagleson& Co., r. SUVi
Church

Shannon John W., teamster Deming-Palmer

Milling Co., r. 810 Hampshire
" Joseph, expressman, r. 1040V^ York
" J. Warren, bookkeeper Frank Eastman &

Co., r. 2310 Jackson
" Leland S., clerk Pac. Improvement Co., r.

Alameda
" Margaret, widow, r. 12401/4 Bush
" Mary, widow, r. 1209 Guerrero
" Maurice P., elevator man West Coast Fur-
niture Co., r. 435i4 Ringold
Shannon Michael (Frank Eastman & Co.), r.

2310 Jackson
" Moss, r. 714 Buchanan
" Peter, r. 1210 Union
" Richard S., stone mason, r. 1119 Mission
" Robert, laborer Schiedeler & Banks, r. 143a

Natoma
" Robert T., r. NW cor Point Lobos and 22d

Avs
" Samuel, salesman, r. 714 Buchanan
" Sidney J., clerk Pac. Improvement Co., r.

Alameda
" Thomas, laborer, r. 123 Foerster
" Thomas, nurse St. Mary's Hospital
" Thomas B., r. 2319% Larkln
" Thomas F., millhand Deming-Palmer Mil-

ing Co., r. 9361/4 Bryant
" Wallace, butcher, r. 1209 Guerrero
" William, driver John R. Walton, r. vmy^

York
" William, laborer, r. 936i/4 Bryant
" William, liquors, 209 Ellis, r. 1635 Sutter
" William, teamster J. C. Wilson &Co., r.

226 Noe
" William H., machine hand P. F. Nolan &

Co.. r. East Oaklnnd
" William W., butcher George T. Eade, r.

1209 Guerrero
■' William W., foreman bookroom Frank

Eastman & Co., r. 2310 Jackson

SHAPERO A. DR.,

mohel surgeon, office 219 Pine, r. 534
Polk bet Golden Gate Av and Turk

Shapiro Abraham, tailor, r. 933 Folsom rear
" Burack, peddler, r. 211 Langton
" Isaac, butcher, 992 Folsom, r. 1043 Folsom
" Joseph, tailor, r. 933 Folsom rear
" Lazarus, druggist, 1205 Market, r. 1506 Mis-
sion
" Louis, bag maker Hirschf elder &Meaney, r.

" Nathan R., machinist, r. 6 Golden PI

" Samuel, junk, 385, 9th

" Simon, driver, r. 1043 Folsom
Shapley Frederick, chemist, r. 828 Powell
Shapter Edward T., traveling salesman, r. 11

Oak
Sharansky Max, tailor, r. 641 Stevenson
Sharft Otto, barber, r. W s Potrero Av bet 15th

and 16th
Sharkey Ambrose, laborer, r. 5381^, 9 th

" Bernard, paper hanger, r. 617i/i Minna

" Charles, laborer, r. 907 Folsom

" Edward, r. 11 Madison Av

" Frank, tinsmith Pac. Sheet Metal Wks, r.
218 Duncan

" Harry, clerk, r. 1100 Van Ness Av

" James, office 34 Clay ^ , ^ „,„

" James, foreman Standard Oil Co., r. 619
Minna

" James, master mariner, 9 Misson

" James Jr., r. 619 Minna

" James F., contractor, r. 1100 Van Ness Av

" James M., physician, 514 Kearny

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Sharkey James P., teamster, r. 51714. Sd

" John, groceries and liquors, 114, 7th, r. 619%
Minna

" John W., plasterer, r. 3333!4 Mission

•' Joseph B., millhand James Young, r. 218
Duncan

" Lawrence, r. 121 California Av

" Patrick, stevedore, r. 825 Battery

" Thomas, cigarmaker, 222 Gough, r. 381 Ivy
Av

" Thomas J., assistant weigher U. S. Cus-
toms, r. 619 Minna

" William, salesman, r. 825 Battery
Sharon Alexander D., capitalist, r. Palace Ho-
tel

" Edward J. (Sharon & Bent), r. 16 Bridge PI
Sharon Estate Co., J. P. Martin secretary, 4
New Montgomery, telephone Main 558

" Frank E., master teamster construction
dept. Market St. Ry., r. 1210 Mason

" Frederick, machinist Corporation Yard S.
F. P. D.

" Robert, r. 2621 Sutter

" W., gripman Market St.Ry., r. 2923 Sacra-
mento

" William, r. 3619 Sutter

" & Bent (Edward J. Sharon and Frank A.
Bent), barbers, 1405 Polk
Sharp Alexander, teamster, r. E s Nebraska bet
18th and Mariposa, Potrero

" Arthur McM., inspector U. S. Customs,
r. 1323 Broadway

" Benjamin F., teamster Geo. H. Fuller Desk
Co., r. 18 Albion Av

" Caroline, widow, r. 1323 Broadway

" Charles E., millhand, r. 15 Harriet

" Clara E. Miss, stamping and embroidery,
131 Post, r. 2519 Fillmore

" Daniel, fireman, r. 421, 4th

" David, carpenter, r. 1138 Howard

" Eliza M., widow, r. 1728 Golden Gate Av

" Everett, student, r. 1728 Golden Gate Av

" Frederick, r. 306 Leavenworth

" Frederick, driver Root & Robinson, r. 919
Golden Gate Av

" George F. Mrs., widow, r. The Baldwin

" George L., clerk, 409 California, room 7, r.
1728 Golden Gate Av

" George S., saloon keeper, r. 364 Grove

" Grace H. Miss, student, r. 939 Geary

" Hattie S., Miss, trained nurse, r. 1608 Van
Ness Av

" James, boxmaker, r. 313, 4th

" James A., vault custodian Pac. Coast Sav-
ings Soc, r. 15 Harriet

" J. Graham, physician, r. 2315 California

" John W., millhand, r. 15 Harriet

" Joseph, r. 1518 Powell

" Josiah C, painter, r. 11 Polk

" Louis H., attorney at law, 318 Pine, rooms
28-30, r. 939 Geary

" Paul, clerk, r. 509 Powell

" Raymer, examiner U. S. Customs, r. 1728
Golden Gate Av

" Robert, pilot str. Aurora

" Solomon A., druggist Val Schmidt, r. 1323
Broadway

" W., with The Associated Press, r. 520 Bush

" William, capitalist, r. 2315 California
Sharp WilUam B. (William H. & William B.
Sharp), r. 1728 Golden Gate Av

" William E., musician, 39, 4th
Sharp William F., dentist, 606 Sutter, r. 2315
California

" William G., machinist, r. 117 Erie

" William H., hostler, r. 435b Clementina

Sharp WiUiam H. & William B. (William B
Sharp), attorneys at law, 409 California,
telephone Main 287
" William H, Mrs., widow, r. 1728 Golden

Gate Av
" William J., check clerk S. P. Co., r. Oak-
land
" William J., car sealer S. P. Co., r. 1905
Harrison
Sharpe Albert J., proprietor Alameda Transfer
Co. and Sharpens Alameda Transfer Co.,
21 Market, telephone Main 1654, r. Ala-
meda
" Alexander, watchman J. Spaulding & Co.,

r. 1053 Mission
" Andrew J., r. 1053 Mission
" Craig E., clerk Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 108

McAllister
" Emma L. Mrs., nurse, r. 236 Sanchez
" Frank, bartender August Cline, r. 732 Fol-

som
" Frank B., clerk U. S. Customs, r. Oakland
" James V., upholsterer, r. 236 Sanchez
" John H., deputy land agent Central Pacific

Railroad Co., r. Oakland
" Lottie E. Miss, saleslady, r. 236 Sanchez
" Melvin J., compositor Salvation Army, r.

1139 Market
" Vivian, carpenter, r. 236 Sanchez
" William, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1749

" William H., driver J. Spaulding & Co., r.
435b Clementina
Sharpe's Alameda Transfer Co., Albert J.
Sharpe proprietor, 21 Market, telephone
Main 1654
Sharpies Ann, widow, r. 1421 Guerrero
Sharpstein Jay P., clerk freight auditor's dept.
S. P. Co., r. ]305Laguna
" John R. Mrs., widow, r. 901 Fillmore
Sharrar Frederick H., stevedore, r. 141 Chestnut
Sharratt Frank G., student, r. 1016 Broderick
Sharrocks Charles, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r.

Alameda
Shartel W. W., r. 743 Pine

Shasta House, Remlop & Hinck proprietors, 26
Sacramento
" The, lodgings, Mrs. A. S. Montgomery pro-
prietor, 320i4 Sutter
Shasta Water Co., Adam Andrew secretary
and general manager, main office 6th
and Townsend, branch office 205 Front
Shatford Robert, liveryman, r. 1917 McAllister
Shatman Edward, dairy, 120, 13th Av
Shattuck Arthur E., president Pacific States
Type Foundry, 508 Clay, r. 3020 Wash-
ington
" Charles A., tile setter W. W. Montague &

Co., r. 2028a Golden Gate Av
" Charles B. (C. J. Periam & Co.), r. 2042

Leavenworth
" Charles D., warehouse foreman Overland

Freight Transfer Co., r. 733, 21st
" David D., commission and brokerage, 318

Front, r. 814 Powell
" Delia Miss, clerk Hospital for Children,

3700 California
" Edmund J. (E. J. Shattuck & Co.), r. Bos-
ton, Mass.
" Edwin, waiter Swain Bros., r. 430 Eddy
Shattuck E. J. & Co. (Edmund J. Shattuck and
Frank D. Colburn), manufacturers print-
ers' inks and rollers, 520 Commercial
" Frances M., widow, r. 1522 Clay
" Frank B., clerk Dodge, Sweeney & Co., r.

813 Powell
" John H., r. 733, 21st
" Marshall, manager Fred J. Conrad, r. 1832

Market
" Orville J. (Shattuck & Knoche), r. 102
Minna •

Shattuck WiUiam F., secretary Pacific States
Type Foundry, 508 Clay, r. Alameda
" William H., peddler, r. 821 Valencia
" William L., clerk, r. IOO71/2 Lombard
" & Knoche (Orville J. Shattuck and Henry
Knoche), groceries, NW cor 2d and
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Shauger August, boiler maker, r. 523M, 9tli
Shauglinessy Ann Mrs., r. 8 Chenery
" C, teamster Cal. Construction Co., r. 530,

17th
" Edward J., driver Water Tower 1, r. 104

New Montgomery
" James, cabinet maker, r. 4481^, 3d
" John, bricklayer, r. 8 Gough
" John, laborer, r. 1912 Kearny
" John Jr., laborer, r. 1912 Kearny
" John F., hoseman Engine 31
" John J., driver Earns worth & Ruggles, r.

440, 3d
" John J., longshoreman, r. 3 Chenery
" John J., salesman Crown Distilleries Co.,

r. 523 Ellis
" JohnP., teamster, r. 448V4, 3d
" Joseph C, machine hand, r. 8 Chenery
" Joseph F., carpenter, r. 448i4, 3d
" M.. laborer Pac. Roll. Mill
" Maria Miss, packer, r. 532 Mission
" Martin, laborer, r. 8 Chenery
" Michael, r. 12 Stevenson
" Michael, carpenter, r. 314V4 Langton
" Michael F., teamster, r. 314^/^ Langton
" Patrick H., asst. engineer S. F. F. D.,419

Pacific, r. 7121/4 Sansome
" Patrick J., machine hand S. F. Gas Light

Co., r. 6 Zoe PI
" Thomas F., laborer, r. 1912 Kearny
■' William (N. Parrish & Co.), r. 342 Fair

Oaks
" William, clerk Ceylon Tea Co., r. I2814, 7th
" William, watchman, r. 114 Pacific
J8®=Shaughnessy. See O'ShL jghnessy
Shaut William B., insurance, r. 1109 Bush
Shaver Belle Miss, seamstress, r. 1140^4 How-
ard
" Edward B., clerk, r. II4014 Howard
" Mary Mrs., bakery, 1140!^ Howard
" Norman E., scale mechanic Fairbanks,
Morse & Co., r. 517 O'Farrell
Shavlien Anna, widow, r. cor 12th Av South
andP
" Charles, laborer, r. cor 12th Av South and P
" William, teamster, r. cor 12th Av South
andP
Sbaw Addison Eugene, attorney at law, 508
Montgomery, room 9, r. 1317a Clay
" Agnes M., teacher music, 2133 Bush
Shaw Albert C, superintendent American Car-
bonic Acid Gas Co., 19 Stevenson, r. 1522
Polk
" Angela B. Mrs., teacher Webster Primary

School, r. 417 Larkin
" Archibald J., clerk, r. 3622'^, 16th
" Arthur, collector, r. 119, 5th
" B. H.,with Brown, Craig & Co., r. Berke-
ley
" Butler E., clerk W. B.Sumner & Co., r.

1626 Golden Gate Av
" Charles B. Mrs., widow, r. 428 Golden Gate

Av
" Charles C, mechanic, r. 400 Bay
" Charles F., house and sign painter, 2135

Fillmore, r. 2326 Jackson
" Charles H., clerk executive dept. S. P. Co.,

Union Trust Bldg, r. San Mateo
" Charles H., miner, r. 262 Clara
" Charles R., carpenter, r. 204!4, 9th
" Charles W., stenographer, r. 531 Guerrero
" Charles W., waiter, r. 262 Clara
" Christopher, with estate of John Parrott,
414 Montgomery
• " Daniel J., manager upholstering dept. Cal.
Furniture Mfg. Co., r. 2434 Pine
" David, shoemaker, 2920 (3018), 16th
" David K., master tug J. H. Redmond, r.

1710a Mason
" Edward J., cabinet finisher, r. 204%, 9th
" Edward M., clerk U. S. Light House In-
spector, r. 1429 Van Ness Av
" Edward W.,r. 1710 Clay
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 1808 Taylor
" Elizabeth A. Mrs., teacher Hearst Gram-
mar School, r. 635 Haight
" Ellen Mrs., nurse, r. 1202 Mission
" Elsie J. Mrs., r. 2721 Jackson
" E. M. Miss, compositor, r. 929 Pine

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Shaw Fred L . , bookkeeper Buckingham & Hecht ,

r. 428 Golden Gate Av
" Frederick, r. 174 Minna
" Frederick, waiter str Eureka
" George, teamster J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli

Av
Shaw George T., Grand Secretary Grand Lodge

I. O. O. F. of California, Odd Fellows'

Bldg, r. 1910 San Carlos Av
" George W., carpenter Lawrence Cohane, r.

1621A Sutter

SHAW HARRY H.,

dentist, 224 Kearny, hours 9 a. m. to
5 p. m. and 7:30 to 9 evenings, tele-
phone Main 5353, r. 2407 Sacramento

Shaw Henry B., pharmacist Wakelee & Co.. r.
1906 Vallejo
" Henry B. & Co., manufacturers' agents, 132

" Herbert G., druggist Castro Street Phar-
macy, r. 818 Larkin
" Ida E. M:iss, principal Pacific Avenue Pri-
mary School, r. 2810 Pine
" James, driver Guadaloupe Dairy Co., r.

San Bruno Av nr 15th Av South
" James, fireman, r. 723 Vallejo
" James S., capitalist, r. 430i/4 Haight
" John, laborer, r. 946 Howard
" Lineaus E., painter, r. 2251 Market
" Lionel, policeman, r. 1713 Turk
" Lucien W. , freight clerk P. C. SS. Co.
" M., seaman, r. Sailors' Home
" Margaret T., widow, r. 2810 Pine
» Mary J. Mrs., midwife, r. 313 Haight
" Michael, paper seller, r. 309 East North
" Nancy A., widow, r. 2403 Howard
" Nathan W., r. 2407 Sacramento
" Robert, machinist, r. 560 Minna
" S. Harvey, office 723 Market
" Stephen W., artist, studio 723 Market, r.

911 Guerrero
" Thaddeus, carpenter, r. 19th Avnr Califor-
nia
" Thaxter W., painting and paper hanging.

362254, 16th
" Thomas, laborer, r. 424, 19th
" Thomas W., liquors, 634 Market, r. 1431

Market
" Virgil F., clerk Pacific Steam Whaling

Co., r. 1626 Gloden Gate Av
" W. E., clerk Robert Dickson, r. 27c Morris

" William, hostler Smith & Poultney, r. 344

Brannan
" William, laborer, r. 228 Minna
" William, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
" William A., merchandise broker, r. 2721

Jackson
" William E., carriage maker and horse-

shoer, 1621 Market
" William F.. brakeman, r. 27c Morris Av
" William H., bookkeeper William F.

Mitchell, r. 2721 Jackson
" William J. J., policeman, r. 210 Grove
" Wilham P., capitalist, 606 Sutter, r. 1920

Van Ness Av ^

" William W.. solicitor R. G. Dun & Co.,r.

1626 Golden Gate Av
Shaw's Pharmacy, George T. Beaizley^ pro-
prietor, 434 Sutter, telephone Main 5473
Shawhan William D., cashier E. J. Shattuck &

Co., r. 711 Jones
Shawl Aaron, groceries and liquors, NW cor

Sutter and Scott
" Aaron J., clerk, r. 8O61/2 Geary

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Shawl Charles, sewing machines, needles and
supplies, 30, 2d, r. 706 Buchanan
" Gustave. expressman, office 3, 4th, r. 1421

Ellis
" Joseph, painter John P. Fraser, r. 1615 San

Carlos Av
" Louis, cigar dealer, r. 520 Turk
" Mark, second hand goods, 653 Washington.

r. 8O61/2 Geary
" Morris, peddler, r. 806^^ Geary
" Philip, clerk Charles Shawl, r. 706 Bu-
chanan
" Rebecca, dressmaker, r. 8O614 Geary
" Solomon, clerk Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
33, 6th
4®=-Shawl. See Scholle and Soholl
Shay Bernard J., clerk freight auditor's dept. S.
P. Co., r. 613 Larkin
" Cornelius, peddler, r. 1151 Harrison
" Daniel, asst. repairer Fire Alarm and Po-
lice Telegraph, r. 10 Prospect PI
" Daniel, marine fireman, r. 410 Folsom
" Frank, attorney at law, 33 Mills Bldg, 6th

floor, r. 1923 Pine
" Emma, domestic, 3414 Washington
" Frank M., pattern maker, r. 124 Vicksburg
" G., miner, r. 1045 Market
" James, fireman La Grande Laundry, r.

31391/2, 16th
" James, laundryman Modern Laundry, r.

16 Guerrero
" J. D., with Cal. Electrical Wks, r. 10 Pros-
pect PI
" John, r. 405 Clementina
" John, clerk, r. 570 Minna
" John, laborer, r. 318 "Valley
" John B., bakery, 38, 4th, r. 219 Geary
" John C, adjuster Universal Gas Saving

Assn, r. 31391^, 16th
" Lizzie, widow, r. 3139i/^, 16th
4®-Shay. See Shea
Shayer A. H., clerk, r. 1045 Market
" William, laborer Masonic Cemetery, r. 15

Blake
" William H., shirtcutter, r. 16 Blake
Shaylor F., machinist, r. 115a 6th
" James W., r. 812 Howard
" Justin D., clerks. P. Co., r. 12 South Park
Shea Annie B. Miss, teacher Spring Valley
Grammar School, r. 2613 Polk
" Bartholomew, laborer, r. SW cor Serpen-
tine Av and Sepertine PI
Shea, Bocqueraz & Co. (James Shea and An-
toine Bocqueraz), wholesale wines and
liquors, 527 Front
" Bridget, widow, r. 255 Minna
" Catherine, widow, r. 13 Silver
" Catherine, widow, r. 1017 Bryant
" Catherine, widow, r. 1151 Harrison
" Catherine, widow, r. 2522 Bryant
" Charles, laborer, r. 28 South Park
" Charles P., clerk S P. Co., r. 30, 12th
" Christopher, r. 624 Locust Av
" Christopher A., r. 1147 Stevenson
" Christopher C, bartender Fitzpatrick &

Allen, r. 1217 Mission
" Cornelius, carrepairer S. P. Co., r. 608, 6th
" Cornelius, liquors, 119, 4th, r. 240 Minna
" Cornelius, longshoreman, r. 313 Folsom
" Daniel, seaman, r. 820 Battery
" Daniel T., teamster, r. la^ Pacific
" David, ironworker, r. 216 Minna
" Dennis (Spargo & Shea), r. SW cor Brod-

erick and Jefferson
" Dennis, laborer Sutro Baths, r. 1 Ocean
Terrace

Shea Dennis, longshoreman, r. 14 Natoma

" Dennis J., telegraph operator, r. 32 Clara
Shea D. F., secretary Bay City Soda Water Co.,

116-118 Golden Gate Av, r. 912 Oak
Edward, laborer, r. 2391/2, 13th
Edward, yardman W. G. Stafford & Co., r.

5 Natoma
Edward, yardman W. G. Stafford & Co., r.

226/2 Green
Edward J., tinsmith Pac. Sheet Metal

Wks,r. 32 Clara
Ellen, widow, r. 22 Sycamore Av
Shea Frank T. (Shea & Shea), and Architect

New City Hall, ofiQce New City Hall, 2d

floor, r. 773 Haight
" George P., messenger S. F. & N. P. Ry.,

r. 35 Sanchez
" Harry W., portor Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 626 Filbert
" Henry, rancher, r. San Jose Av nr Lake

View Av
" James (Shea, Bocqueraz & Co.), r. 1.325

Golden Gate Av
" James, capitalist, 11 Montgomery, r. Ala-
meda
" James, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co.. r. 2522

Bryant
" James, longshoreman, r. 226^ Green
" James, painter J. St Denis & Co., r. 18 Isis
" James W., polisher Pac. Mfg. and Plating

Wks. r. 172 Clementina
" Jane, widow, r. 828c Howard
" Jennie Mrs., tailoress J. Spaulding & Co.,

r. 828 Howard
" John, boiler .aaker, r. 73414 Howard
" John, fireman, r. 811 Harrison
" John, helper U. S. Brewery, r. 22 Willow Av
" John, laborer, r. 74 Brady
" John, laborer, r. 2623 Sutter
" John, manager James Feeney, r. 217 Ivy Av
" John, marine fireman, r. 61 Tehama
" John, molder Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg

Wks, r. 2522 Bryant
" John, salesman D. M. Moran & Co., r. 570

Minna
" John B., traveling salesman Lane & Con-
nelly, r. 135, 9th
" John J. (Fitzgerald & ;Shea). 26 Golden

Gate Av
" John J., brass finisher r. 239^4, 13th
'• John J., tanner John Counihan & Son,

r. 13814 Silver
" John T., tanner Frank McAleer, r. 1314

Natoma
" Joseph, tanner John Counihan & Son, r. 202

6th
" Julia, domestic, 808 Jones
" Julia, domestic, 1414 McAllister
" Kate, widow, r. 141914 Hayes
" Katie, domestic, 12161/4 Steiner
" Leo W., salesman Shea, Bocqueraz & Co.,

r. 1112 McAllister
" Mamie, domestic, 2603 Folsom
" Margaret, widow, r. 32 Clara
" Margaret Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home
" Margaret Mrs. (Shea & Donohue), r. 18

Verona PI
" Mary, widow, r. 205 Hyde
" Mary, domestic, 1123 California
" Mary T. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar

School, r. 2613 Polk
" Maurice, laborer r. 126, 26th
" Michael, contractor, r. 2613 Polk
" Michael, laborer, r. 128 Francisco
" Michael, liquors, 619 Mission, r. 33 Moss
" Nellie Miss, dressmaker, r. 527% Geary rear
" Patrick, groceries and liquors, 1442-1446

Folsom
" Patrick, ironworker, r. 419 Brannan
" Patrick, laborer, r. 26 Ritch
" Patrick, laborer, r. 126 Shipley
" Patrick, laborer, r. QWYi Natoma
" Patrick, longshoreman, r. 313 Folsom
" Patrick, sergeant police, r. 32 Ford
" Patrick, tanner Richard Curtis, r. 1320

Hampshire
" Richard H. (Shea & Mead), r. 25214 Tehama
" Robert, foreman J. Roylance Brass Wks,

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Shea Thomas, carper.ter, r. 1320, 26th
" Thomas O., liquors, 480 Jessie, r. 514 Stev-
enson
" Timothy, laborer, r. 1109 Howard
" Timothy B., laborer, r. 817 Lyon
• " William, tanner, r. 1234 Hampshire
" William D. (Shea & Shea), r. 2613 Polk
'• William H., galvanizer John Finn Metal

Wks, r. 1412 Lyon
" & Donohue (Margaret Shea and Cornelius

Donohue), liquors, 129, 3d
" & Mead (Richard H. Shea and Nathaniel
E. Mead), harnessmakers, 860 Howard
Shea & Shea (Frank T. and William D.), archi-
tects, 26 Montgomery, telephone Main 91 1
4®-Shea. See Shay and O'Shea
Sheaffer Orren F., groceries and liquors, 1000

Hyde, r. 1230 Pine
4®-Sheaffer. See Schaefer, Schaeffer, SchaJEer,

Schaffer, Shaefer, Shafer and Sheffer
Sheahan Charles L., house and sign painter.
2241/2, 5th
" John E., locksmith, r. Army nr Castro
" John J., clerk Home and Phoenix Ins. Cos.,

r. Oakland
" Maurice, tailor, r. 124, 6th
" Maurice J., salesman Office Specialty Mfg.

Co., r. 223, 14th
" William H., blacksmith Eastwood & Wil-
son, r. 521 Howard
j9®"Sheahan. See Shahan, Shean and Sheehan
Shean Annie L. Miss, teacher dancing, 1839
Fillmore, r. 1619 Fillmore
" James E., foreman Bosqui Engraving and

Printing Co., r. 1619 Fillmore
" John, salesman, r. 1031 Pacific
" John H., foreman, r. 319 Duncan
" Mary E. Miss, teacher dancing, 1839 Fill-
more, r. 1619 Fillmore
" William F., deputy Sheriff, r. 1619 Fillmore
<®"Shean. See Sheehan and Shehan
Shear Abram, clerk W. G. Holmes, r. 611 Pine
<• Frederick J., traveling salesman, r. 1408^/4

Polk
" Samuel, deputy Sheriff, r. 622 Taylor
" Waldron. lodgings, 240, 15th
" William H., mining, r. 26, 23d
Jg®-Shear. See Scheier and Schier
Shearer A. B., r. 119 O'Farrell
" Flora M. Miss, teacher Washington Gram-
mar School, r. 1534 Bush
" George A., clerk Post Office, r. 905a Bush
" Henry, waiter, r. 266 Brannan
" James L., printer, r. 223, 11th Av
" Kate, cook, r. 555 Harrison
" Lida, widow, r. 926 Haight
" Samuel, shoemaker, r. 220 Montgomery Av
J8®~Shearer. See Scheerer, Scherer, Scherrer

and Sherer
Shearman J. S.. collector Simpson Lumber Co.,
r. 1335 Pearl, Alameda
" Peter, butcher Mark Strouse, r. 127 Turk
Sheasby Gilbert, student, r. 238 Ritch
Sheath Alfred G., receiving clerk S. F. Gas

Light Co., r. University Club
Sheble Charles J., r. 11 Graham PI
" JohnD., carpenter Harbor Commissioners,
r. 11 Graham PI
Sheblin Thomas, longshoreman, r. 822 Mission
Shedd Henry P., clerk, r 226 Col Ung wood
" Walter A. , electrician Electrical Engineer-
ing Co. , r. 226 Collingwood
Shedden William, hostler Western Meat Co., r.
132i Sacramento
" William, laborer U. S. Engineer's dept., r.
Presidio
Sheddy Catherine Mrs.,r. SW cor Washington
and Cherry
" Edmund J., stonecutter, r. SW cor Wash-
ington and Cherry
" Helen G. Miss, telephone operator, r. SW
cor Washington and Cherry
Sheedy Frank, finisher Sterling Furniture Co., r.
246 Clara
" John, stone contractor, r. 28 Linden Av
" Michael, wood and coal, 11-13 Taylor, and
groceries and liquors, 558 Stevenson, r.
558 Stevenson
" Patrick, seaman, r. 745 Howard

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Sheehan Andrew, boilermaker, r. 501 Napa
" Andrew, helper Union I. Wks., r. 246

Michigan
" Andrew, laborer, r. 246 Michigan
" Annie, widow, r. 18 Minna
" Bertram, helper T. J. Moynihan, r. 18 Minna
" Catherine, widow, r. 3a Cleveland
" Charles, janitor, r. 718 Florida
" Cornelius, clerk D. S. Sheehan, r. 121%

Juniper
" Cornelius, marker La Grande Laundry, r.

1512 Howard
" Daniel, blacksmith, r. 17 Polsom Av
" Daniel, rubber maker, r. 1 Goodsell PI
" Daniel, teamster, r. 22 Sheridan
" Daniel, teamster Oregon Imp. Co., r. 504, 1st
" Daniel J., engineer McMurphy & McEvoy,

r. 3a Cleveland
" Daniel J., salesman Roos Bros., r. 308 Va-
lencia
" Daniel J. Jr., salesman G. Verdier & Co. r.

26 Langton
" David D., collector Commercial Pub. Co., r.

23 Rausch
" David E., r. 3A Cleveland
" Dennis, marble cutter, r. 26 Langton
" Dennis J., groceries and liquors. 225, 9th
" Edward, heater, r. 18 Minna
" Edward, laborer, r. 704 Clementina
" Edward I., boots and shoes, 360, 3d, r.

1536 Howard
" Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker, r. 780 Harri-
son
" Frank J., student Van der Naillen's School

of Engineering, r. 511c Page
" Hanna Mrs., r. 925i/4 Natoma
" Henry, teamster, r. 313a Clementina
" Henry F., decorator, r. 839 Mission
" Henry J., marble polisher Eugene Dumon-

telle, r. 441 Tehama
" James, bricklayer, r. NW cor Broderick

and Greenwich
" James, trunkmakerHirschf elder &Meaney,

r. 12614 Bartlett
" James, molder Union I. Wks, r. 25 Norfolk
" James F. , clerk, r. 423, 10th
" James F., policeman, r. 4IW2, 11th
" James F., salesman G. Verdier & Co., r. 26

Langton
" James J., with Michael Sheehan, r. 59^4

Crocker
" James W., clerk, r. 2910 Folsom
" Jeremiah, carpenter, r. 2809 Clay
" Jeremiah, expressman, r. 2514 Post
" Jeremiah, laborer, r. 711 Elizabeth
" Jeremiah G., carrier postofflce, r. 23

Rausch
" Jeremiah P., porter United Boot and Shoe

Co., r. 400 Bartlett
" Johanna, widow, r. 593^ Crocker
" Johanna, widow, r. NW cor Broderick and

Greenwich
" Johanna H., widow, r. 411, 4th
" John, r. 308 Valencia
" John, laborer, r. 1229 Folsom
" John C, groceries and liquors, 28!/4 Rausch
" John D., lashmaker Keyston Bros., r. 126V^

Bartlett
Sheehan John F., secretary and manager

Peoples' Home Savings Bank, office 24

Mills Bldg, 10th floor, r. 511c Page
" John F. Jr., r. 511c Page
" John H. (Flynn & Sheehan), r. 920 Broad-

" John, hackman United Carriage Co., r. 433
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Sheehan John J., groceries, 217, 15tli
" John J., laborer, r. 17 Folsom Av
" John J., millhand, r. 14 Federal
" Jonn J., salesman Holm & Nathan, r. 1206

Mission
" John J., wood dealer Union Box Factory, r.

210, 15th
" John T., plumber, r. 23 Rausch
" John W., blacksmith Pac. Roll. Mill, r.

711 Tennessee
" Joseph, compositor Dempster Bros., r. 21!^

Sumner
" Joseph, packer Levi Strauss & Co., r. 26

Norfolk
" Kate, nurse, 8 Fair Oaks
" Lawrence Y., laborer, r. 604, 6th
" Lizzie Miss, ladies' tailor, r. 21V4 Sumner
" Lottie Mrs., r. 839 Mission
" Margaret, widow, r. 22 Derby PI
" Margaret, widow, r. 25!4 Norfolk
" Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. 780 Harri-
son
" Mary, widow, r. 21Vi Sumner
" Mary, widow, r. 121&1/4 Laguna
" Mary Miss, cook, r. 508 Shotwell
" Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 411, 4th
" Maurice F., salesman J. Samuels, r. 308

Valencia
" Michael, laborer, r. 210 Motdton
" Michael, boiler maker, r. 59^4 Crocker
" Michael, fireman str San Bonita, r. 102

California Av
" Michael F., gardener, r. 1610 Fell
" Michael J., deputy License Collector, r.

1219^ Laguna
" N. Miss, saleslady Hale Bros., r. 26 Lang-
ton
" Nellie Miss, dressmaker, r. 780 Harrison
" Orel Mrs., teacher piano, r. 128 Chattanoo-
ga
" P., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 924 Minne-
sota
" Patrick, laborer, r. 743 Harrison
" Patrick, laborer, r. NW cor Steiner and

Hermann
" Patrick, laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli

Av
" Peter, blacksmith, r. 14 Federal
■' Peter T., blacksmith helper Eastwood &

Wilson, r. 14 Federal
" Rebecca, widow, r. 224 Sadowa
" Rosa Mrs., r. 907Powell
" Thomas, carpenter, r. 13% Perry
" Thomas, clerk J. C. Nobmann, r. 2419 Cali-
fornia
" Thomas, engineer, r. 915 Montgomery
" Thomas, salesman, r. 839 Mission
" Thomas, teamster, r. NW cor Steiner and

Hermann
' ' Thomas A. , laborer, r . 17 Folsom Av
" Thomas V., plumber W. Cline, r. 238 Town-
send
" Timothy, clerk, r. 22 Sheridan
" Timothy, laborer, r. 210, 15th
" Timothy D., porter C. Curtin, r. 128 Chatta-
nooga
" Timothy J., superintendent O'Connor, Mof-

' fatt & Co., r. IOO61/2 Guerrero
" William, brass molder, r. 18 Mirma
'• William, clerk John J. Sheehan, r. 308 Va-
lencia
•' William, seaman, r. 330 Main
" William, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg &

Co.,r. 5914 Crocker
" William A., solicitor, r. 14 Octavia
^^'Sheehan. See Shahan, Sheahan and Shean

Sheehy Ann, widow, r. 15b De Boom
" Augustin L., capitalist, r. 803 Van Ness

Av
" James, laborer, r. 15b De Boom
" Jeremiah, armorer .3d Infantry Regiment,

r. 34 Golden Gate Av
" John, stone cutter, r. 28 Linden Av
" Margaret, widow, r. 803 Van Ness Av
" Patrick J., foreman Oregon Imp. Co., r. 548

Howard
" William J., groceries and liquors, 217,9th
«®=-Sheehy. See O'Shea, Shay and Shea
Sheen Daniel, laborer, r. 243 Clara
" George Mrs., furnished rooms, 705 Post
" Sheen Mary Miss, furnished rooms, 213V4

Post
" Thomas L., manufacturer, r. NW cor Mar-
ket and Hermann
Sheerin Andrew, conductor Market St. Ry., r.
717!^ Tennessee
" Daniel (Daniel Sheerin & Sons), r. 2216

Geary
" Daniel Jr. (Daniel Sheerin & Sons), r. 2216
Geary
Sheerin Daniel & Sons (Daniel, Thomas J. and
Daniel Jr.), marble and granite works,
SW cor Broderick and Ellis
" Denis C, draughtsman Percy & Hamilton,

r. 2216 Geary
" Frank L. (McHugh& Sheerin), r. 1989 Eddy
" J., machinist Pac. Roll. Mill
" James P. (Egan & Sheerin), r. 2216 Geary
" John J., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 717V4

Tennessee
" Joseph A., asst. buyer Dunham. Carcigan

& Hayden Co., r. 2216 Geary
" Thomas J. (Daniel Sheerin & Sons), r- 2216
Geary
Sheets Lida, widow, r. 527 Baker
" Oliver H. P., salesman Miller, Sloss &
Scott, r. 712 Van Ness Av
Sheffer Charles, cigar maker A. Vanier, r. 31
Moss
" Charles M., traveling salesman Allison,

Nefi&Co.,r. 600Bush
" Clarence E., teamster Thomas B. Broder-
ick, r. 1132 Jessie
Sheffield J.W., carpenter Risdon I. & L. Wks,

r. East Oakland
Sheffiand William, teamster Miller & Lux, r.

SW cor 12th Av South and P
Shefflin Eliza E. Miss, laundress, r. 122 Grove
Sheflan Samuel, tailor, r. 920 Bush
Shehadi John, peddler, r. 424 Vallejo
" Luigi, peddler, r. 29 Hinckley
" Milham, peddler, r. 424 Vallejo
" Selim, peddler, r. 424 Vallejo
Shehan Annie Mrs., proprietor The Carroll
Building, 124, 6th
" Warren P., janitor Young Men's Christian
Association Bldg, r. 431 Fulton
Sheibley Charles A., janitor Red Men's Hall, r.'
511 Hyde
" Charles F. (Holm & Sheibley). r. 17, 6th
Sheideman Bahr (Brown Bros. & Co.), r. 826
O'Farrell
" David I., clerk Brown Bros. & Co., r. 826

O'Farrell
" Philip J., salesman, r. 826 O'Farrell
Shekels Theodore, yardman, r. 1043a Folsom
Sheld John, cabinet maker John Wiren, r. 133

West Park
Sheldon Adelbert S., clerk Post Office, r. 145

Ellis
Sheldon Block, SE cor Market and 1st
" Charles M., armorer 1st Regt. Infantry,

N. G. C, 1327 Market, r. 419 Ivy Av
" Daniel, laborer, r. 50 Jessie
Sheldon Edward H., secretary Oceanic Steam-
ship Co., Hakalau Plantation Co., West-
ern Beet Sugar Co.. Pajaro Valley Rail-
road Co., Hutchinson Sugar Plantation
Co., and Occidental Beet Sugar Co.,
office 327 Market, r. 2413 Pierce
" Frank A., with Auxiliary Fire Alarm, r.

327i4 Guerrero
" Georges., wholesale flour, 307 California,

r. 516 Van Ness Av
" Henry, baker str San Jose

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1 and 2, Mrs. Alexena Roberts princi-
pal, 74 West Mission
" Joseph A., with Mark Sheldon, r. 1001

Golden Gate Av
" Leonce C, salesman H. Dutard, r. 1917

Pierce
" M. Adella, proprietor Occidental Hotel
News Stand, r. 418 Sutter
Sheldon Mark, capitalist, office 4 Sutter, room
23, r. 1001 Golden Gate Av
" Robert, r. 1209b Clay
" Robert P., clerk Dunne & McPike, r. The

Baldwin
" Thomas J., folder, r. 50 Jessie
" . Walter D.. salesman H. Dutard, r. 505 Ellis
^arSheldon. See Shelton
Sheler Oscar, metaphysician, r. 118 Haight
Shell Abraham, painter, r. 5014, 3d
Shell Mound Park (Alameda Co.), Ludwig

Siebe proprietor, office 39 Flood Bldg
Shellard Helen Miss,r. 1250 Montgomery
Sheller Robert E., clerk T. P. Chope, r. 864/0

Mission
Shelley Harry J., glove finisher, r. 634 Vallejo
" Harris L., carpenter, r. 111a Freelon
" Kate, widow, r. 634 Vallejo
" Samuel, driver Guadaloupe Dairy Co., r.

San Bruno Av nr 15th Av South
" Thomas, teamster, r. 12 Chesley
" William L., laborer, r. lllA Freelon
'< William T., driver Boston Rubber Shoe
Co., r. 12 Chesley
Shelly Charles, machinist Parke & Lacy Co., r.
9e Freelon
" Horace, butcher, r. 357 Devisadero
'« John, salesman A. J. B. lmmel&Co.,r.

717 Stockton
" Joseph J., carpenter, r. 1523 Pine
Sheltering Arms The, Sister Julia in charge,

579 Harrison
Shelton Frank, r. 214 Gerke Alley
" H. A,, real estate, r. 419 Stockton
" Mary Miss, nurse, French Hospital
flS^Shelton. See Sheldon

Shemanski Anita Miss, bookkeeper Columbia
Cloak and Suit House, r. 922 McAllister
'< Herman, proprietor Columbia Cloak and
Suit House, 1022 Market, r. 922 McAllis-
ter
" Isadore (Shemanski & Sieroty), r. 718 Green
" Julius, crockery and glassware, 1217 Stock-
ton, r. 1420 Powell
" & Sieroty (Isadore Shemanski and Henry
Sieroty), furniture and carpets, 1234
Stockton
Shenan John, clerk M. A. Marron, r. 332, 4th
Shenker Alvin, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co.,

r. 15061/^ California
Shenning Joseph, baker Page & Falch r. 9!4

Dale PI
Shenson Aaron, butcher, 986 Folsom, r. 215, 7th
" Edward, butcher, r. 159 Shipley
" Harris, dairy produce, 1040 Folsom
Shepard A., watchmaker, r. 205, 7th
Shepard Abraham D., local freight agent
Southern Pacific Co., 5th and Townsend,
r. Sausalito
Shepard Brothers (William and James), practi-
cal plumbers and gas fitters, fine plumb-
ing specialties, 122 Battery, telephone
Main 1151
" Charles, plumber Shepard Bros., r. Ala-
meda
" Edward A., money broker, 436 Montgomery,
r. San Mateo
Shepard Edward P., dentist, 1346 Market,
hours 9 A. M. to 5 P. M., Sundays 10 to
12 m.
" Frank C, bookkeeper Shepard Bros., r.

Alameda
" Harper M. Mrs., r. 1921 Mission
" Harry, longshoreman, r. 127% Shipley
" Isaac G., machinist, r. 1233 Sanchez
" James (Shepard Bros.), r. Alameda
" James, driver Guadalupe Dairy Co.. r. San

Bruno Av nr 15th Av South
" John A., operator Elite Photographic Stu-
dio, r. 2112 Steiner

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.

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Shepard John L. N. (Judson & Shepard), r.
Golden Gate, Alameda Co.

" Lizzie, domestic, 1018 Bush

" M. C. Mrs., r. 707 Ellis

" M. H., steward Wilson Dining Saloon, r. 707
Ellis

'< Morgan, clearing house clerk The Bank of
California, r. 1034 Vallejo

" William (Shepard Bros.), r. Alameda
Shephard Alfred, chief engineer str. Eureka, r.
1011, 17th

" Arthur, laborer, r. 8 Rincon

" Clement H., freight clerk str Pomona, r.
1011, 17th

" Frederick F., asst. engineer str Bonita, r.
Alameda

" Grace S. Miss (Misses Shephard), r. Ala-
meda

" J. E., office 322 Washington, r. Oakland

•< Minnie M. Miss (Misses Shephard), r. Ala-
meda

" Misses (Misses Grace S. and Minnie M.
Shephard), stenographers and typewrit-
ers, 508 California, room 35

" Peter C, machinist, r. 107V4 Collingwood

" William, paperhanger, r. cor Arch and
Randolph
Shepheard John J., clerk, r. 618, 23d

" Kate Miss, teacher Whittier Primary
School, r. Oakland
Shepherd A. B. Mrs. (Shepherd & Staples), r.
Sailors Home

" Elmer E., clerk Union Lumber Co., r. 2037
Howard

" George, porter, r. 590 Mission

" John, drayman Zeno Mauvais Music Co.,
r. Alameda

" John T., salesman, r. 136 Hayes

" Katie, widow, r. 1039 Howard

" Margaret C. Mrs., clerk Station C Post
Office, r. 1918 Taylor

" Thomas W., farmer, r. 413Natoma

" William A., carpet layer Sterling Furni-
ture Co.

" & Staples (Mrs. A. B. Shepherd and Miss
L. E. Staples), millinery, 40, 6th
4®-Shepherd. See Shepard, Shephard, Shep-
heard and Sheppard
Shepley Ellen Mrs., bakery, 3119 Mission

" James A., carpenter, r. 3119 Mission
Shepman Harry H., mechanic Union Iron Wks.
r. 6151/2 Broderick

" William E., miner, r. 615i/4 Broderick

" William J., inspector U. S. Customs, r.
1021 Van Ness Av
Sheppard Charles, bartender, r. 244 Taylor

•' Eli T., attorney at law, .530 California,
room 37, r. 2725 Jackson

" Hamilton M., dentist, 2021/2 Stockton, r. 743
Pine

" Minnie Miss, teacher piano, r. 330 Hill

" P. C. H.. broker, r. 932 Pacific
Shepperd John E., carpenter, r. 911 Railroad Av

" William B., teamster School Dept., r. 2133
Bush ^

Shepston Albert L., clerk, r. 1143 Howard

" Benjamin A., clerk, r. 1143 Howard

" George G., clerk Swayne & Hoyt, r. 452
Bartlett

" George H., clerk, r. 1143 Howard

" Harry T., clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 452 Bartlett

" John A., dairy produce, r. 452 Bartlett

" John A. Jr., r. 452 Bartlett

" Joseph J., clerk Bayle, Lacoste & Co., r. 25
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'• William J., laborer commissary of subsist-
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Sherberg Eric, carpenter, r. 3 Midway
Sherblom Anton, seaman, r. 2316 Taylor
Sherburn Jeff, teamster, r. 1335 Folsom
Sherburne John N., clerk freight auditor's dept.

S. P. Co.,r. 1512 Fulton
Sheren Thomas J., r. I1914, 6th
Sherer John, glassblower, r. 29 Willow Av

" John T., teamster, r. 129 Harriet
^^Sherer. See Scheerer, Scherer, Scherrer,

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Sheridan Albert, r. 621 Bush
" Bartholomew, peddler, r. 726 Filbert
" Benjamin, house painter, r. 27i4 Oak Grove

Av
" Bernard D., compositor Bent & Meyer-

derks, r. 1117 Iowa
" Bridget, widow, r. 738 Tehama
" Christopher, teamster, r. 738 Tehama
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 128'/i, 7th
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" Frank, reporter Bulletin, r. 1795 McAl-
lister
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" Frank S., jeweler Shreve & Co., r. 610 Van

Ness Av
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r. 1610 Jones
" George A., plasterer, r. Rose Av nr Cres-
cent Av
'^ Hall, 120, 9th
■' Henry J., bookkeeper Cal. Wine Assn, r.

1610 Jones
'• James H., pattern maker Buckingham &

Hecht, r. 447 Chenery
" James P., teamster, r. 1217 Devisadero
" James P., clerk, r. 2927 Laguna
" John, marine fireman, r. 230 Brannan rear
'^ John, teamster W. G. Stafford & Co., r. 551

Howard
" John C, carpet layer, r. 67914 Clementina
" John F., groceries, 551 Howard
" John J., bartender S. R. Mount, r. 204 Ellis
" Joseph, laborer S. P. Co.. r. 736 Filbert
" Joseph, teamster, r. 53 Silver
" Joseph F., reporter, r. 1795 McAllister
" Julia F., widow, r. 621 Bush
• Lillian, clerk Alliance Assurance Co., r.

1204 Golden Gate Av
'• Matthew W., salesman Cluff Bros., r. IO654

Welsh
" Michael, marine fireman, r. 53 Williamson
" Owen, laborer S. P. Co., r. 605 Ellis
" Patrick, r. 118 Fairmount
" Patrick, laborer, r. 609, 7th rear
" Patrick H., engineer, r. 222 Ritch
" Peter, farmer, r. 537 Howard
" Peter, pattern maker, r. 447 Chenery
" Philip, r. 250 Minna
" Philip F. .druggist N. J. McNamara, r. SW

cor 17th and Sanchez
" Philip J., teamster James Gorie, r. 631

Howard
■ Philip P., machinist Union I. Wks, r. 1124 14

Folsom
" Richard, asst. Free Public Library, r. 15

Ridley
" Robert J., clerk car accountant S. P. Co., r.
26 Borland
Sheridan School, Mrs. Sara A. Miles principal,
Minerva nr Plymouth Av

Sheridan Sol N., editorial writer Bulletin, r.

1795 McAllister
" Thomas, grainer, r. 1204 Golden Gate Av
" Thomas F., boiler maker, r. 223 Ritch
" Thomas J., boiler maker, r. 1117 Iowa
■' Thomas P., engineer, r. 223 Ritch
" William, switchman Market St. Ry, r. 35»4

Lafayette
" William A., boiler maker Union I. Wks, r.

cor Roscoe and Crescent Av
" William F., clerk, r. .330 Taylor
Sheriff City and County of San Francisco,

New City Hall, 1st floor
" Hattie Mrs., r. 71/2 Myrtle Av
Sherling Charles C, cashier Cal. Wire Wks, r.

East Oakland
Sherlock Andrew J., cooper George Larsen, r.

162 Clara rear
" Matthew, porter, r. 18 Minna
• Richard, nurse City and County Hospital

Sherman Apartment House The,

A. W. Manning proprietor, 28, 8th

Sherman Belle Mrs., clerk L. P. Fisher, r. 302
Van Ness Av

" Belle P., widow, r. 1032, 34th

" Charles, r. 743 Golden Gate Av

" Charles H., r. 341 Bryant

•' Charles H., 2d asst. assaver U. S. Mint, r.
416 Hyde
Sherman, Clay & Co. (incorporated), L. S.
Sherman president, C. C. Clay vice-
president, L. Georges treasurer, L. F.
Geissler secretary, importers pianos,
music and musical merchandise, 137-139
Kearny cor Sutter

" David M., plumber, r. 2625 Mission

" Edward, candy maker J. Seidl & Co. r.
New Pleasanton

" Edwin A. Jr. (Severence, Sherman &
Pierce), attorney at law, 511 California,
rooms 60-61, r. Oakland

" Elizabeth, widow, r. 4 Bernard

" Ethan H., painter John Q. Garfield, r. 433,
8th Av

" Flora Miss, cashier Sherman, Clay & Co.,
r. 2012 Pacific Av

" Frances C, widow, r. 1310 Page

" Francis, r. 616 Taylor

" Frank, laborer, r. 1432 Turk

" Frank, teamster, r. NW cor Steiner and

" Frank B., clerk, r. 1160 Guerrero

" Frank P., vice-president Carlson-Currier

Co., 6-8 Sutter, r. 3010 Laguna
" George W., asphaltum roofer, r. 3408 Bry-
ant Av
" Harry M., physician, 1303 Van Ness Av
" H. N. Mrs., widow, r. 3010 Laguna
" House, Mrs. L. M. Thulin proprietor, 109

Grant Av
" James Mrs., widow, r. 409 Leavenworth
" John, longshoreman, r. 105 New Montgom-
ery
" John, porter George W. Costley, r. 123

Shipley
" John N., r. 1512 Fulton
" John P., salesman James M. Moran & Co.,

r. 316 Minna
" Joseph, kitchen man Louis Fisher, r. 134, 3d
" Kirby, dyer, r. 743 Folsom
Sherman Leander S., president Sherman, Clay
& Co., 137-139 Kearny, r. Hotel Pleasan-
ton
" Martha S., widow, r. 433, 8th Av
" Melissa R., widow, r. 1310 Page '
" Michael, wire worker, r. 4 Bernard
" Obadiah D.. r. 108 Turk
" Peter, butcher, r. 522 Natoma
Sherman Primary School, Miss Jennie M. A.
Hurley principal, S s Union nr Franklin
" Richard M., capitalist, 606 Montgomery, r.

Oakland
" Samuel, teamster, r. 2635 Harrison
" Tecumseh, clerk Albert L. Langerman, r.

416 Hyde
" Ulysses, waiter Henry Falk. r. 135, 5th
' William, plumber Holmes & Jones, r. 2635
Mission

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Sherman William B., dentist, 116 Phelan Bldg,
r. 23 Laurel
" W. W. Mrs., widow, r. 1217 Polk
Sherman's Building, NE cor Montgomery and

Clay
Sliermer Joseph, foreman La Grande Laundry
Shermier Delia C., widow, r. 220 Grove
Shermund Conrad, r. 1630 Devisadero
" Conrad Jr., gasfitter, r. 1620 Devisadero
" Henry, draughtsman Edwai'd R. Swain, r.
1620 Devisadero
Sherock Bruno, draughtsman OfBce Specialty

Mfg Co., r. 27'/2, 22d
Sherow George W., clerk George H. Tay Co., r.

Lorin, Cal.
Sherrard Edward, teamster, r. 10 Walter
" John B., clerk U. S. Attorney and attorney
at law. U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, room 61,
r. 2129 Green
" William, salesman Smiths' Cash Store, r.
Alameda
Sherratt James C, bookkeeper Pac. Tel. and

Tel. Co., r. Berkeley
Sherrett George P., carpenter, r. 422, 29th
" Lena Miss, ladies' and children's under-
wear, 1813 Polk, r. 422 29th
" William, carpenter, r. 422, 29th
Sherrin Julia, widow, r. ISdY,. Shipley
Sherrott Frederick A., weigher A. S. Neal
Warehouse Co., r. Oakland
" Samuel, r. 519 Sacramento
" Samuel H. insurance clerk, 213 Sansome, r.
Oakland
Sherry Annie, domestic, 512 Stockton
" Avilla & Co. (Bernard and J. H. Sherry and
M. V. Avilla), dairy produce and pro-
visions, 321 Clay
" Bernard (Sherry, Avilla & Co.), r. 3003 Ellis
" Ellen, domestic, 7 Rondel PI
" John, cellarman American Brewery, r. 1803

Taylor
" John H. (Sherry, Avilla & Co.), r. 2003 Ellis
Sherwood Alice J. Miss, clerk R. G. Dun & Co.,
r. 522 Duncan

SHERWOOD ANDREW T., M.D.,

president and manager Pacific Elec-
tric Belt and Truss Co., 1170 Market,
r. 215b Valencia

Sherwood Celia, widow, r. 513 Castro
" Clarence G., with Burnell «&Co., r. Alameda
" Clyde, blacksmith Albert E. Buckman, r.

NW cor Steiner and Hermann
" David, physician r. 1526 Broadway
" David H., clerk local freight office S. P.

Co., r. 1526 Broadway
" Edward P., carpenter, r. 523 Duncan
" Elizabeth M., widow, r. 1123 California
" Elmer, foreman Albert C. Buckman, r. NW

cor Steiner and Hermann
Slierwood Estate Co., William R. Sherwood

manager, 303 California, room 35
" P. F., motorman Market St. Ry, r. 1085

" Frank J., druggist, NW cor 29th and Do-
lores

" Frank W. , clerk The Travelers' Ins. Co., r.
1718 Washington

" George E., weigher, r. 23 South Park

" Henry, machinist, r. 22 South Park
Sherwood Henry W., manager Sherwood &
Sherwood, 213-214 Market, r. 1100 Sacra-
mento

" John, ship carpenter, r. 1439 Mission

" John J., seaman, r. 1344 Alabama

'■ Julia, widow, r. 800 Ellis

" Lily Miss, teacher music, 308 Post, r. Oak-
land

" Martin, furniture, 1234 Stockton

" Mary A., widow, r. 1201 Buchanan

" Maud Miss, r. 605 Ellis
Sherwood Robert (estate of), William R. Sher-
wood manager, 303 California, room 35

" S., salesman Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r. 126
Ellis

" Theresa Miss, teacher music, 308 Post, r.
Oakland

» William J. (Barrett & Sherwood), r. 1310,
17th

Sherwood William R., mining engineer and
manager estate of Robert Sherwood, 303
California, room 35, r. 1133 California

SHERWOOD & SHERWOOD

(Sherwood Estate Co.), importing,
shipping and commission merchants,
Pacific coast agents for Meet & Chan-
don champagne, Crosse & Blackwell's
English groceries, E. & J. Burke's Dub-
lin porter, Bass' ale. Joule's stone ale.
Monogram and Old Saratoga ryes,
Epp's cocoa, Colman's mustard, Schlitz
Milwaukee beer, Ross' Belfast ginger
ale. Anchor Brand cider, Carlisle whis-
kies, Fleischmann's gin, Chalmer's
gelatine, Houtman's Holland gin, Dur-
kee's salad dressing, spices, etc., Fry's
cocoas. Day & Martin blacking, Curtice
Bros, preserved meats, fruits and veg-
etables, Kentucky and imported whis-
kies, sherry, port, brandy, gin, claret,
sauteme, etc., aU in bond or duty paid,
also California wines, also agents for
fine Havana cigars, 212-214 Market,
telephone Main 447
Shetterley Christina, widow, r. 314 Leaven-
worth
Shetterley J. L. M., secretary and manager
Fidelity Mutual Aid Association, 316
California, r. Bohemian Club
Sheuhhuber Caroline, widow, r. 65 Clipper
Shevlin James, teamster, r. 3018 Scott
Shew William, photographer, 533 Kearny, r. 104

Kearny
Shewbridge Andrew, hod carrier, r. 326 Dorland
" Peter, mining, r. 2429 Sutter
" Thomas, laborer, r. 150 Paris
Shewvolos Trean, fruit-, 502 Ellis
Sheyer Benjamin F., stenographer, r. 13 Russ
" Emanuel, clothing, 1016 Howard, r. 13 Russ
" Susannah, widow, r. 837 Broadway
Shibata M., Japanese goods, 917 Market, 336
Kearny and 1518 Polk, r. 1518 Polk
" T., manager M. Shibata, 917 Market, r. 1518
Polk
Shibeley Frank Mrs., florist, 3il Sutter

" Prank P., decorator, r. 311 Sutter
Shidy William C, accountant Robert Dickson,

r. 2111 Steiner
Shied T., printer, r. 931A Howard
Shieds Annie, domestic, 1015 California
Shield George, conductor Geary St. RR., r. 313,
1st Av
" G. N., bookkeeper Baldwin &, Hammond,

r. 3331 Washington
" William C. V., clerk Cal. Furniture Mfg.
Co., r. 313, 1st Av
Shields Alvin W., with Brown, Craig & Co., r.
2528 California
" Andrew, boiler maker, r. 100%, 2d
" Benjamin, carpenter, r. 1019 Noe
•' Charles, tinsmith Shields & Hadler, r. 844b

Howard
" Edward, laborer, r. 17 Zoe
" Edward, plumber Morris J. Blackman, r.

609% Minna
" Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker, r. 206 Oak
" Francis, engineer, r. 712 Taylor
" George A., plumber, r. 844b Howard
" Grace, domestic, 1812 Larkin
" Henry E. (Burr & Shields), r. 1419 San-
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" Hugh, carpenter, r. 23 South Paik
" I. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1516% Polk
" James, nurse Alms House

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" John, r. 26 Harriet
" John, r. 30 Ritch
" John F., laborer S. P. Co., r. 17 Zoe
" John T., plumber, r. 315 Golden Gate Av
" John W., sergeant police, r. 2528 Califor-
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" Joseph, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,

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" Julia Miss, stenographer, r. 17 Roe
" Kate Miss, dressmaking, 1119 Sutter
" Lucy, widow, r. 542H Bryant
" Maggie A. Mrs., bakery, SE cor Baker and

Greenwich
" Robert J., bartender, r. 1317 California rear
" Roger, paver, r. 30 Ritch
" Rose A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1119 Sutter
" Thomas (Shields & Hadler), r. 844b How-
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" Thomas, laborer, r. 103 Mission
■' Thomas J., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light

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" Thomas M., r. SE cor Baker and Greenwich
" Timothy, special policeman, r. 33 Hinckley
" Walter J., harnessmaker, r. 2528 California
" William J., wood and coal, hay and grain,

2622 Mission, r. 2613 Mission
" & Hadler (Thomas Shields and William T.

Hadler), mfrs. sheet iron and copper

ware. 550 Mission
SWels BuUding, 32 O'Farrell
SMels George Franklin, M. D., F. E. C. S. E.,

physician and surgeon, 108 Stockton,

r. California Hotel
" Hugh, country lands, 602 Market, r. 621

Bush
" John, fireman, r. 131 V4 Perry
" Thomas, fireman, r. 131'/^ Perry
Shiland James A., carpenter, r. 506 Napa
Shillcock Henry J. (Monahan & Shillcock), r.

939 Haight
" James O., photographer Craig & Mosher,

r. 605 Pine
Schilling Charles L. (Charles L. Schilling &

Co.), r. 512 Jessie
Shilling Charles L. & Co. (Charles L. Shilling),

fotographers, printing and developing

for the trade and amateurs. 512 Jessie
" Jacob, mechanic, r. 129 San Jose Av
" Joseph, tailor, 1405 Bush, r. 1622a Post
" Levi, wool and mohair broker, NE cor 5th

and Townsend. r. Baldwin Hotel
" Pauline, widow, r. 512 Jessie
J^=Shilling. See Schilling
Shimon Selmer, cider peddler, r. 15 Cleveland
Shinagawa S., superintendent Arthur Gruen-

berg & Co.. 1144 Howard, r. 349 Minna
Shindler Carrie Miss, teacher singing, r. 2416

Clay
" Gabriel, r. 2416 Clay
Shine Cornelius, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light

Co.. r. 1311 Fillmore
" Daniel J., printer, 425 Commercial, r. 310

Vicksburg
" John, laborer, r. 20 Welsh
" John, laborer, r. 328 Minna
" M. Mrs., widow, r. 1755 Polk
" Michael, laborer Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg

Wks, r. Jefferson Hotel
" Nicholas, hack driver, r. 8 Bowie Av
" Philip, driver, r. 8 Newell
" Sarah A., widow, r. 208 St. Rose's Av
" Sollo S., merchant, r. 515!4 Grove
" Theresa Miss, teacher music, r. 1311 Fill-
more
" Thomas, laborer, r. 208 St. Rose's Av

Shine William M., hoseman Engine 4
" William T., conductor Market St. Ry., r.
1132 Turk
4®=-Shine. See Shyne
Shingleberger Francis W., r. 1207 Hyde
Shinkwin Charles, laborer Spring Valley W.
W., r. 645 Jessie
" Cornelius, laborer Spring Valley W. W., r.

645 Jessie
" John, laborer supt. streets, r. 2722 Folsom
" John W., watchman H. S. Crocker Co., r.

316 Turk
" William, laborer Spring Valley W. W., r.
434, 5th
Shinn Edwin, clerk Thomas W. Macfarlane, r.
147, 3d
" Howard H., stock broker, 318 Pine, room 7,

r. Oakland
" R. Francis, barber Stephen Fowies, r. 402
Grove
Shinners Mary M. Miss, tailoress, r. 35 Federal

" Mathew, laborer, r. 37 Federal
Shinwick John H. L., horsetrader, r. .568 Mission
Ship Calkers' Association. See S. F. Ship

Calkers' Association
Ship Joiners' Association, Richard Stevens
president, Jerry DriscoU vice-president,
Charles Meanwell secretary, 14 Fol-
som
Shipley Frank C, compiler Crocker-Langley San
Francisco Directory, r. Oakland
" John H., hackman United Carriage Co., r.

5381/2 Natoma
" Louis M.. r. 504 Linden Av
" R. K., tape worm specialist, 906 Market
Shipman Charles G., salesman S. Zekind &
Co., r. 1053 Golden Gate Av
" Charles H., electrician, 1053i4 Golden Gate

Av
" Stephen A., oiler str Australia, r. 233 Shot-
well

Shipowners and Merchants' Tug-

BOAT CO., James W. Hart manager
and secretary, W. J. Gray superin-
tendent, ofllce 302 California, wharf
foot of Vallejo
Shipowners' Association of the Pacific Coast,
George W. Walthew secretary and gen-
eral manager, 42-44 Steuart
Shipper Morris, peddler, r. 113% Shipley rear
Shipper Sol & Co. (Sol Shipper), merchant
tailors, 315 Spreckels Bldg, 3d floor, 927
Market
" Sol (Sol Shipper & Co.), r. 1200 Buchanan
Shipping Commissioner United States (Port
of San Francisco), William M. Gwin,
U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, room 15
Shipplein Henry, apprentice Will & Finck Co.,

r. 317 Green
Shipsey Thomas, seaman str Pomona
" William, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 712
Army
Shipwrights' Association, 10 Folsom
Shira John, machinist Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 735

Texas
Shirasu Tadachi, secretary Japanese Consul-
ate, r. 1514 Pine
Shlrek A. & Co. (Adolph and Sidney Shirek),
manufacturers clothing, 220-222 Bush
" Adolph (A. Shirek & Co.), r. 1816 Washing-
ton
" Milton, manager A. Shirek & Co., r. 1816

Washington
" Samuel, drygoods, 1310-1312 Market, r. 320

Haight
" Sidney (A. Shirek & Co.), r. 1816 Washington
" Siegfried 'Shirek & Shirek), r. 1825 Green
" & Shirek (Siegfried Shirek), furniture and
carpets, 747 Market
Shirley Arthur, president Golden Gate Bicycle
Mfg. Co., 550 Mission
" Bridget Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1324 Mission
•' Edward J., manager Golden Gate Bicycle

Mfg. Co., 550 Mission
" Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker, r. 417 Te-
hama
" Francis, collector, r. 417 Tehama
" House, 520, 4th

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Shirley James, asst. engineer str Cleone, r. 10
South Park
" John, capitalist, 536 Kearny, room 1, r. 1305

Jackson
" John F., glove cutter, r. 417 Tehama
" John W., salesman Wangenheim. Stern-

heim & Co., r. 1305 Jackson
" Louisa Miss, dressmaker, r. 417 Tehama
Shirlock Lawrence, gardener, r. 19 Fulton
i!®~Shirmer. See Schirmer

Shirpser Max, manager Municipal Loan Office,
103 Grant Av, r. Ib^-ZVz Ellis
" Max Jewelry Co., Henry Myers president,
A. Kaplan secretary, Richard L. Radke
manager, 732 and 1396 Market
" Max L., optician, 139 Post, r. 326 Eddy
Shirwin Charles, waiter, r. 311 Turk
Shlegelmihsh Mack, butcher L. Massoni & Co.,

r. 1323 Webster
Shlehan Gustav, seaman, r. 23 East
Shlifka Joseph, cigar manufacturer, r. 256'/^

Tehama
Shlipack Philip, tanner Legallet-Hellwig
Tanning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad
Av
Shoafl Randel, bartender, r. 126 Ellis

'• Sarah E., widow, artist, r. 138 McAllister
Shoal Water Bay Mill Co., Albert C. Hooper
president, Otis J. Preston vice-presi-
dent, John O. Doane secretary, Pier 5
Steuart
Shock Henry C, draughtsman Naval Dept.

Union Iron Wks, r. 711 Jones
Shoemaker Charles, cook, r. 40, 11th
" Edward H., superintendent North Paoiflc
Coast Railroad, 14 Sansome, r. Sausalito
" John, laborer, r. NW cor Steiner and Her-
mann
" John E. (Shoemaker & Co.), r. 15 Clement
" Leonard B., waiter Adam Swan, r. 1024

Hyde
" & Co. (John E. Shoemaker and Matthew G.
Hummel), dairy produce, 37-29 Califor-
nia Market
^^"Shoemaker. See Schomaker and Schu-
macher
Shoenberg Benjamin, musician, r. 501 Golden
Gate Av
" Bernard, salesman B. Blumenthal & Co., r.

501 Golden Gate Av
" Milton H., electrician Pac. Power Co., r.

2526 California
" Sigmund (Rothschild & Shoenberg), r. 811
Turk
Shone John H., office 529 Clay, r. 719!/2 Gough
Shoobert, Beale Co., John E. Shoobert presi-
dent, Charles W. Jackson vice-presi-
dent, James H. Wallace secretary,
wool commission merchants, 418 Califor-
nia, room 1, telephone Main 1893
Shoobert John E., president Shoobert-Beale

Co., 418 California, r. Sausalito
Shoon Moses, tailor, 619 Taylor
Shoop Joseph, engineer, r. 14 Masonic Av
Shooting the Chutes. See Paul Boyton Chute

Co., Haight bet Clayton and Cole
Shoots Sarah E., widow, r. 817 Leavenworth
Shoppe August, expressman, r. 132 Arlington
Shore Bert F., clerk, r. 14 Mason
" Charles M., policeman, r. 1776!4 Eolsom
" Clara Miss, r. 717 Post
" Edward, elevator man, r. 1012 Geary
" Edward, hostler Jensen & Hermansen, r.

409 Taylor
" John, steward str San Juan, r. 547 Minna
" Thomas, machinist H. P. Christie, r. 107
McClellan
Shores A. J., president Dr. A. J. Shores Co.,
Nucleus Bldg, r. Los Angeles
" A. J. Dr. Co., Dr. A. J. Shores president, C.
C. Allen vice-president, H. C. Ross sec-
retary and manager, specialists, 18-19-
34 Nucleus Bldg
" Emma B., nurse, r. 1816 Steiner
" Leander, real estate agent, 632 Market, r.

724 Broadway
" Samuel, engineer, r. 1816 Steiner
" Samuel B., collector Easton, Eldridge &
Co., r. 1816 Steiner

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

MaQufacturers of

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G^l-G^rr TVlarket St.

Shorey George E., with Whittingham & Mosher,

r. 704 Howard
Shorie Theodore, chair maker Heywood Bros. &

Co., r. 6771^ Mission
Short Ann E., widow, r. 91514, 14th
" Cornelius R. (Doyle & Short), r. 331 Haight
" Daniel, master schrF. E. M. Bernard, office

44 East
" David M., deputy County Clerk, r. 1707 De-

visadero
" Edward, asst. chief wharfinger State

Board of Harbor Commissioners, r. 211

Clipper
" Edward J., trimmer Brown Bros. & Co., r.

211 Clipper

SHORT EDWARD N.,

dentist, 101 Phelan Bldg, 3d floor,
hours 9:30 a. m. to 12 m. and 1:30 to
4:30 p. m., r. 806 Jones

Short George, Journalist, r. 416 Taylor
" George, mate str Herald
" Henry, quarryman, r. 406 Broadway
" James B., dairyman, r. 316 Diamond
" James W., driver Signal Transfer and Ex-
press Co., r. 405 O'Farrell
" John, r. 1508 Jackson
" John Jr., clerk Western Sugar Refining

Co., r. 1508 Jackson
" John T., printer Mysell-Rollins Co., r. 9

Hickory Av
" Kate, widow, r. 1508 Jackson
" Margaret, widow, r. 433 Turk
■' Mary E. Miss, teacher music, 1019 Powell
" Miles, 1st asst. engineer str Santa Cruz, r.

753 Howard
" Rosanna, widow, r. 197 Hyde
" Theodore C, painter, r. 427% Bryant
" Thomas, salesman, r. 1019 Powell
" W. H., clerk, r. 112 Hyde
" "William, r. 618 Post

" William, carpenter, r. 34th Av nr Clement
" William, teamster Deming-Palmer Milling

Co., r. 9151/2, 14th
" William B., superintendant Thomas Day &

Co., r. 1404 Jackson
" William F., mining, r. 800 Kearny
Shortall Edward P., law student J. J. Dwyer, r.

138 Haight
" Frank T., salesman, r. 1330A Washing-
ton
" Thomas, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.

138 Haight
" William, coalpasser str Alameda
Shorten Elizabeth, domestic, 801 Lott
" George W., dept mmager Levi Strauss &

Co., r. 411 Leavenworth
" William B., clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 817

Bush
Shortridge Charles M., editor and proprietor

The San Francisco Call, business office

710 Market, r. 3324 Washington
Shortridge Samuel M. (Delmas & Shortridge),

attorney at law, 28-36 Crocker Bldg^ r.

Palace Hotel
Shortt Sadie Miss (Shortt & Colgan), 1631 Polk
" Owen, baker John Tamony, r. 1206 Fol-

som
" & Colgan (Miss Sadie Shortt and Miss

Littie Colgan) dressmaking, 1631 Polk
Shostag Edward G., transferrer Union Litho.

Co., r. 528Folsom
Shot Tower, Selby Smelting and Lead Co.,

proprietors, NE cor 1st and Howard
Shotwell E. E., assistant secretary Cal. Safe

Deposit and Trust Co.. r. 622 Sutter

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Shotwell Joseph M., manager Merchants' Ex-
change Association, Merchants' Ex-
change Bldg, 1st floor, r. Ross Valley
Shotwell William J., general agent Denver and
Rio Grande Railroad Co., 314 California,
r. Occidental Hotel
Shoucair Salwen (Mosawir & Shoucair), r. 1702

Polk
Shouldice Annie Miss, r. 29 Fell
Shove Mortimer G., carpenter, r. 413 Jersey
Showell Kate, widow, r. 742,21st
Shower Margaret, widow, r. 218 Ritch
Shrader Andrew W., wholesale butcher, 1st Av
South nr Railroad Av, r. 5 South Park
" Clyde M., clerk George F. Grant, r. Oakland
" Jackson L,., attorney at law, r. 5 South Park
;8®~Shrader. See Schrader, Schroder, Schr-

oeder and Shroeder
Shrafi Bernard, teacher music, r. I6I614 Page
Shragge Israel, peddler, r. 16 Juniper

SHRAKKART CHARLES,

proprietor New South End Pickle
Works, 718 Bryant

Shrakkart Jacob W. (Shrakkart & Hudson), r.

2514 Shotwell
" & Hudson (Jacob W. Shrakkart and John

Hudson), pickle manufacturers, 25^

Shotwell
Shreve Benjamin F., carpenter, r. 223V4 Linden

Av
" Charles, teamster Cal. Construction Co., r.

530, 17th
Shreve Ezra D., mining and civil engineer, 324

Pine, room 4, r. San Rafael
" George H. Mrs., widow, r. 1117 Pine
Shreve George R., president Shreve & Co.,

Market and Post, r. 2640 Steiner
" George W., guns, ammunition, fishing

tackle and sporting goods, 739 Market,

r. Alameda
" Harry E., druggist Barrington & Adair, r.

223!/o Linden Av
" William J., manager Kearny Street

Cash Gun Store, 529-531 Kearny, r. Ala-
meda

SHREVE & CO.,

George R. Shreve president. Bruce
Bonny secretary, watches, diamonds,
jewelry, silverware, etc., Market and
Post, telephone Main 5667, factory 403
Market

Shreves Clinton, r. 2027 Mission

Shrieve George T. (Priest & Shrieve), r. 1803
Broadway

Shriner Frank E., millwright M. O'Brien, r. 31
Oak
" George W., millwright Michael O'Brien, r.

31 Oak
" Theresa Mrs., medium, r. 31 Oak

je®~Shriner. See Schreiner

Shroeder Henry, packer, r. 27 Clarence PI

J8®-Shroeder. See Schrader, Schroder, Schroe-
der and Shrader

Shroyer George W., millhand Cal. Drug and
Spice Mills, r. 116 Geary
" Mary, widow, r. 116 Perry

Shroyier Jacob B., livery stable, 1523 Howard, r.
1521a Howard

Shuck Luther M., vice-principal South Cosmo-
politan Grammar School, r. 1625 Bu-
chanan

Shuck Oscar T.. attorney at law, 509 Kearny,
room 4, r. 2812 Laguna

-eS-Shuck. SeeSchuck

Shudmack Daniel, driver, r. 215 Clara

Shuey Edna Miss, nurse Hospital for Children,

3700 California
Shula Anton, dealer liquors and tobacco, NW
cor Front and Market, r. Larkspur,
Marin Co.
" Frank, clerk Joseph Shula, r. 903 Larkin
" Joseph, cigars and tobacco. 903 Larkin
" Ole, with S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy
" Thomas, with S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy
Shuld William, advertising agent Morosco's

Grand Opera House, r. 712 Mission
>8®"Shultz. See Schultz, Schultze, Schulz and

Schulze
Shuman Sarah, widow, r. 1728a Sutter
" William B., manager Western Collection
Bureau, 319 Pine, room 31, r. 1616 Steiner
J8®= Shuman. See Schumann
Shumate Thomas E., physician, 2406 Sutter, r.

2420 Sutter
Shumate's Piescription Pharmacy, SW cor

Sutter and Devisadero
Shuran John, seaman str San Bias
Shureen Andrew, tailor Charles Adams, r. 404,

25th
Shurtleff Charles A. (Whitworth & Shurtlefl),
attorney at law, 120 Sutter, r. 1820 Lyon
" George C, traveling salesman Baker &
Hamilton, r. 1416 Ellis
Shute H., r. 737 Howard
" James A., salesman Morgan Bros., r. 504

Taylor
" Matthew, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. cor

Indiana and Sierra
" Thomas, driver G. Graham, r. NW cor In-
diana and Sierra
;^"Shute. See Schuette and Schutte
Shuttleworth Charles, porter, r. 125 Oak
" John W., laborer T. P. H. Whitelaw & Son,
r. 8 Minna
Shwartz Barnett (Harris & Shwartz), r. 342, 3d
Shweier Phillip, carpenter, r. 8 Birch Av
4®~ Shwetzer. See Schweitzer, Schwetzer,

Sweetzer and Switzer
Shyer Rose Miss, school teacher, r. 1316 Octavia
Shyne James G., butcher, 339, 4th
" Josephine A., cashier James G. Shyne, r.
339, 4th
jSS-Shyne. See Shine
Sias Arthur W., clerk William C. Martin, r. 826

Bush
Sibley Clark, teamster, r. 13 Lafayette
" Fred, carpenter James Young, r. 3301

Geary
" John D., salesman Deere Implement Co., r.

714 Bush
" Leverette W., telegraph operator, r. 655

Howard
" Levi B., teaming and grading, 40 New

Montgomery, r. 1305 Howard
" Mary H., widow, r. 2504 California
Sibrian Annie Miss, seamstress, r. 919 Broad-
way
" Charles, painter, r. 523 Pacific
" P. Mrs., widow, r. 919 Broadway
" Valentine, r. 120a Shipley
Sich Claus, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1 Verba

Buena
Sichel Abraham, teacher music, r. 1715 Sutter
" Adolph G., spinner A. Colombat, r. 715

Montgomery Av
" Cecilia, widow, r. 1757 Howard
" David, clerk Newman & Levinson, r. 715

Montgomery Av
" Edward W., stock broker, r. 715 Mont-
gomery Av
" Emile, seaman, r. 1904 Mason
Sichel Gustavo W., dentist, 231 Post, r. 715
Montgomery Av
" Henry, dentist Max Sichel, r. 722 Filbert
" Julius, Pacific Hebrew Home
" Lena, widow, r. 715 Montgomery Av
" Leo, dentist Max Sichel. r. 722 Filbert
'■ Max. dentist, 121 Post, r. 722 Filbert
" Milton, clerk M. P. Kohlberg & Co., r. 1757

Howard
" Minnie J. Mrs., nurse French Hospital
" Morris, bartender Kuhls, Schwarke & Co.;
r. 715 Montgomery Av

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Sichlau Carl E., cabinet maker Sterling Furni-
ture Co., r. 141914 Scott
Sichler Alexander, pharmacist G. Leipnitz &

Co., r. 134 McAULster
Sicilian Essential Oil Co. (Messina, Italy), A.

O. Boldemanu agent, 307 Commercial
Siciliano Giuseppe, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo
Sicke Joseph (Burke & Sicke;, r. 225 Austin Av
Sickels John M., cook J. David Swanson, r.

Contra Costa House
Sickels Nelson D., The Land Agent, 620 Market

" Peter, r. 904 Leavenworth
Sicklesmith Ida Miss, teacher piano, r. 124, 33d
Sicotte Frank L., blacksmith Roger Sicotte, r.
430, 34 th
" Roger, wheelwright, Cortland Av nr Mis-
sion, r. 430, 24th
" S., blacksmith, r. 430, 34th
" Wolford, brickmason, r. 201, Uth
" Wolford Mrs., dressmaking, 301, 11th
Sideman Abraham, cigarmaker, r. 1807 Stockton
" , Lachman & Co. (Mrs. Rose Sideman,
Adolph J. Lachman and Morris J. Side-
manj, manufacturers cigars, 212 Battery
" Morris J. (Sideman, Lachman & Co.), r.

1318 Sutter
•' Reuben, ladies' tailor, 107 Hayes
" Rose Mrs. (Sideman, Lachman & Co.), r.
1318 Sutter
Sides Benjamin F. (B. F. Sides & Co.), r. 800a
Webster
" B. F. & Co. (Benjamin F. Sides), stock-
brokers, 335 Pine
Sidey James A., cashier Crane Co.. r. Alameda
Sidler John, packer Fisher Packing Co., r. 728

Broadway
Sidlowski Aaron, tailor, r. 12 Hanover PI
" Abraham, tailor, 514 Kearny, r. 608 Eddy
" David, tailor, 411!4 Kearny
" Manuel, tailor, 506 Bush, r. 12 Hanover PI
Sidoti G. & Son (Giuseppe and Gaetano), fruits
and vegetables, 30614, 13th
" Gaetano (G. Sidoti & Son), r. 2O614, 13th
" Giuseppe (G. Sidoti & Son), r. 3O814, 12th
Siebe Anna, widow, r. 18 Langton

" Annie, widow, r. 526, 6th

Siebe Brotliers & Plagemann (John D. and

Frederick C. Siebe and J. Frederick

Plagemann), wholesale wines and

liquors, 333-330 Sansome cor Sacramento

" Frederick C. (Siebe Bros. & Plagemann), r.

1119 Bush
" Frederick H., shipping clerk Siebe Bros. &

Plagemann, r. 18 Langton
" George H. (Siebe & Green), r. 1417 Fulton

SIEBE-GLANVILLE CO.,

Fr. C. Siebe president, A. D. Tourtil-
lotte secretary and treasurer, manu-
facturers ladies', misses' and cMl-
drens' fine shoes, 25-31 Jessie, tele-
phone Main 5529
Siebe John D. (Siebe Bros. & Plagemann), and
City and County Assessor, ofQce New
City Hall, 1st floor, r. 2217 Sacramento
" John F., r. 2317 Sacramento
" John F., bartender, r. 1065 Howard
" Ludwig, plumber, r. 18 Langton
" Ludwig, proprietor Shell Mound Park,

office 39 Flood Bldg, r. Emeryville
" Peter, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
" Richard, wood turner Excelsior Mill Co.,
r. 499, 15th

SIEBE & GREEN

(George H. Siebe and J. Charles Green),
bill posters and general advertisers,
SE cor Market and llth

Siebecker Louis, laborer Western Sugar Re-
finery, r. 805 Humboldt

Siebein Louis J., freight clerk J. D. Spreckels
& Bros., r. 187 Hyde

Siebel John, janitor, 330 Sansome
" John, seaman, r. 1003 Battery

Sieben William, machinist Joseph Wagner
Mfg Co., r. Alameda

Siebenhauer Levy, president The Kraker Man-
ufacturing Co., 234-336 Bush, r. 210 Brod-

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Siebenhauer Sally, commission merchant, 118
Pine, r. 1935 Broadway
" Sol, accountant Buckingham & Hecht, r. 20
O'Farrell
Siebenthaler Philip, liquors, 731, 5th Av, r. 733,

5th Av
Sieberg Victor, driver Millbrae' Dairy, r. 814

Octavia
Sieberst Edward J., bartender C. F. Beckmann,
r. 334 Bush
" George S., machinist, r. 2 Liberty
Sieberst Henry G., attorney at law, 319 Pine,
rooms 1-2, r. 2 Liberty
" Vanderlyn P., r. 3 Liberty

SIEBERST WILLIAM H.,D.D.S.

dentist, hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.,
761 Valencia NE cor 19th, r. 2 Liberty,
telephone Mission 260

Siebert A., clerk, r. 1607 Mission
" Alexander, longshoreman, r. 314, 5th
" Charles J., groceries, 813 Bryant, r. 113

Colling wood
" Edward F. (Kelly & Siebert), r. 10 Sheridan
" Frederick, r. 6 Central PI
" George D., clerk C. J. Siebert, r. 10 Sheri-
dan
" John, butcher Mark Strouse, r. 1110 Mis-
sion
" Louis D., cabinet maker American Furni-
ture Co., r. 4I614 Larkin
" Mary, widow, r. 10 Sheridan
" William F., laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r.

1113 Rhode Island
" William J., salesman Crane Co., r. 723>4
Clementina
4®=Siebert. See Seibert and Sievert
Siebke Frederick, salesman Hermann Joost, r.

1108 De Haro
Siebold Charles J., r. 115 Gilbert rear
" John, messenger Baxter & Oesting, r. Oak-
land
Siebrecht Adolph, confectioner, r. 36 Tilden
" Edward W., steward Franz Siebrecht, r. 36
Tilden
Siebrecht Franz, proprietor Plngelberg's
Bakery, 416 Kearny, r. 418 Kearny
" Gustav, confectioner, r. 36 Tilden
" Marie, widow, r. 36 Tilden
" Max, plumber, r. 36 Tilden
•' Paul, r. 418 Kearny

" Samuel P., expressman. SW cor Montgom-
ery and Bush, r. 1200 Larkin
" William, carpenter, r. 737, 17th
Siebes Henry, proprietor The Bodega, 109 Mar-
ket, and wines and liquors, 237 Mont-
gomery, r. Alameda
Sieburg Joseph, fisherman, r. 1G6 Steuart
Siedenburg Henry, salesman Naber, Alfs &
Brune, r. Alameda
" Henry J., with Meyer, Mish & Co., r. 206,

17th
" John C. Mrs., r. 3004 Ellis
" Richard, salesman, r. 316 Capp
Siederoff Ernest, seaman, r. 539 Vallejo
Siedl J., r. 98 Montgomery Block
Sief Henry, sawyer Excelsior Mill, r. 515, 6th
Siefer Frank, porter Mills Bldg, r. Oakland

" John, porter Mills Bldg, r. Oakland
Siefke Ferdinand, r. 713 Grove
Sieg Jacob, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r.
1105 Tennessee
" John, laborer, r. 1105 Tennessee
Siegel Brunno, waiter, r. 634 Sacramento
" Christian, baker Adolph Gull, r. 1316 Paci-
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PRINCIPAL OFFICE.

900 Battery Street. TeL Mala 1864.

OAKLAND BRANCH,

1058 Broadway. Telephone 54.

Siegel E. Mrs., r. Hotel Pleasanton
" Emil, musician, r. 728, 17th
" Herman, baker, r. 427 Fell
" Julius, salesman P. Berwin & Bro., r. 1416

Geary
" Leopold, director Wilmerding-Loewe Co.,

r. 830 McAllister
" Lottie Miss, teacher vocal music, r. 1624

Sutter
" Martin, merchant tailor, 1137 Mission
" Morris, tailor, 1503 Stockton
" Morris, with S. H. Frank & Co., r. 748 Fol-
som
Siegel Moses, president Wilmerding-Loewe Co.,
216 California, r. 830 McAllister
" Oscar, iron worker S. F. Novelty and Pla-
ting Wks, r. 512 Bush
«S"Siegel. See Sieg -1 and Siegl
4®"Sieger. See Seager, Seeger and Seiger
Siegers Margaret, widow, r. 617 Bryant
Siegfried Anna, widow, r. 2116 Pine
" August, bootmaker Charles Dietle, r. Oak-
land
" Henry, clerk, r. 606 Montgomery
" John C. (John C. Siegfried & Co.), r. Ala-
meda
Siegfried JolinC. &Co. (JohnC. Siegfried), tea
importers and commission merchants,
202 Market
Siegl Charles, brass finisher S. F. Novelty and
Plating Wks, r. 62 Clementina
" Joseph, blacksmith West Coast W. & I.

ting Wks, r. 62 Clementina
" Leo, brass finisher S. F. Novelty andPla-
Wks, r. 62 Clementina
Siegler Jacob, butcher, 1701 Sutter, r. 2424 Bush
Siegmund Emma, waitress J. P. Ecklund, r. 1403

Valencia
Siegrin Ida, widow, r. 1019J£ Natoma
«S"Siegrist. See Sigrist
Siehe Adolph, laborer Union I. Wks, r. 17th nr

Connecticut, Potrero
4®-Sieke. See Seike
Sielafi Albert G., solicitor Louis Weule, r. 1112

Broadway
Sielcken John H., traveling salesman, r. Hotel

St. Nicholas
Sieleman Henry, salesman Stein, Simon & Co.,

r. Berkeley
Siem Ernest, clerk H. & J. F. Schomer, r. 314,
19th
" Martin, tailor, r. 613 Stockton
Siemens Ferdinand, musician, r. 12 August

Alley
Siemens & Halske Electric Co. of America, A.

E. Brooke Ridley agent, 10 Front
Siemer Frederick, ship carpenter, r. 9th Av
South bet H and I
" Henry, ship carpenter, r. 9th Av South bet

H and I
" John H.. groceries and liquors, SW cor llth
and Mission, r. 14 Lafayette
Siemers Henry, barber, r. 931 Florida
" John, carpenter, r. 302, 17th
" John D., groceries and liquors, 847, 17th
Siems Gustav T., barber, r. 2022 Fillmore
" Henry J. (Borgfeldt & Siems), r. 20 Verona

PI
" Henry P., bartender Edward Lunstedt, r.
34 Ellis
eS' Siep. See Seip

Sierck Frederick, driver Enterprise Brewing
Co., r. mi Treat Av
" Frederick, seaman str Santa Rosa
" John, helper Swain Bros., r. 820^4 Larkin
rear

Siering Henry, musician, r. 610 Geary

" Robert M., musician, r. 610 Geary
4®= Siering. See Searing
Sieroty Henry (Shemanski & Sieroty), r. 718

Green
Sierp Charles v., salesman A. C. Robison, r.

1017 Market rear
" Frederick W., r. 435, 4th
" Frederick W., hatter, r. 1017 Market rear
Sierra Buttes Gold Mining Co. (limited), (Sierra

Buttes, Plumas, Eureka, Uncle Sam,

Mammoth and Whitlock mines), William

Johns manager, 320 Sansome, room 11
" Club, Elliott McAllister secretary, 819

Market, room 51a
" Felipa, widow, r. 8 Vallejo Court
" Iron Co., P. N. Lilienthal president, H. P.

Bush secretary, 19 Merchant's Exchange

Bldg
" Lakes Ice Co. (Boca and Prosser Creek,

Cal.), C. A. Grow secretary, 27 Mills

Bldg, 5th floor
" Leon Gold Mining Co. (Sinaloa, Mex.),

Alfred K. Durbrow secretary, 69 Nevada

Block

SIERRA LUMBER CO.,

Peter Dean president and general
manager, main oflace 320 Sansome,
room 9. telephone Main 924, yards
Chico, Butte Co., Red Bluff, Tenama
Co. and NE cor 4th and Channel, Jos-
eph De Forest yard manager, tele-
phone Main 5634
Sierra Nevada Stiver Mining Co. (Storey Co..
Nev.), Edwin L. Parker secretary, 14-15
Nevada Block
" Nevada Wood and Lumber Co., ofiBce 532

Market, room 3
" Valley Railway Co., Henry A. Bowen
president, William S. Kittle secretary,
4-5 Mills Bldg, 10th floor
" Vista Vineyard Co. (Madera Co.), office 210
Sansome
Sies Louis, laborer, r. 217Vi. 6th

" Philip, junk, 2171/2, 6th
Siesbuttel Alexander, painter, r. 23, 28th

" Margaret, widow, r. 23, 28th
Siess George, carpenter, 38 Ellis

" Jacob, boots and shoes. 2052'/^ Mission
jg®" Siess. See Sias

Sievers Albert, candy maker Rothschild &
Ehrenpfort, r. 523 Filbert
" Catherine, widow, r. 523 Filbert
" Chris. H. E., groceries and liquors, NE.cor

Beale and Harrison
" Hans, baker, r. 634 Pacific
" John, blacksmith Todt & Peters, r. 507

sion
" John, laborer, r. 20 Telegraph PI

SIEVERS JOHN H.,

nurseryman and florist, nursery S s
Chestnut from Polk to Van Ness Av,
depot 25 Post, r. 1306 Jones

Sievers Julius, groceries, 226,5th
" Otto C, salesman Tillmann & Bendel r.

1401A Scott
" Paul, butcher, r. 636 Commercial
J^" Sievers. See Seavers
Sievert Ferdinand J. D., liquors, 142 Berry
" Julius, paper cutter Schmidt Label &
Litho. Co., r. iSV^ Greenwich
Siewerd Anthony A., groceries, 1403 Powell
Siewert Fred, hostler, r. 319 Grant Av
" Olga, widow, r. 10 Camp
" William S., salesman J. A. Drinkhouse Co.,
r. 10 Camp
Siffring John, baker, r. 634 Pacific
Sigard Eugene, waiter, r. 1 August Alley
Siggillia Emile, barber, San Bruno Avnr Silver

Av
Siggins Nicholas, laborer, r. 59 Tehama
Sigle Charles N., salesman Rothschild & Shoen-
berg, r. 1512 O'Farrell
" Joseph, traveling salesman, r. 1607 Broder-

ick
" Ludolf. porter Kings' Daughters' Home,
217 Francisco

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SIG

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Sigler JohnD.. carpenter Frank A. Geier, r. 42i/4

Clinton Park
Siglowitz Rudolph, glove cutter, r. 47^ Clara
Signal Transfer and Express Co., Henry Klee-

bauer manager, 530 Jones
Signoux Claude, liquors, 508 Bush, r. 507 Bush
Sigrist George, shoemaker G. M. Kutz & Co., r.
424 Duncan
" Mary, widow, r. 3021 Clay
" Nicholas, baker Nicholas Prost, r. 336,3d
4®" Sikes. See Sykes

Sikora Charles, plaster modeler, r. 1016 Union
" Charles Jr., woodcarver, r. 1016 Union
" Joseph, laborer, r. 918 Montgomery
" Victor, electrician Mutual Electric Light
Co., r. 1218 Kearny
Silas Elizabeth, widow, r. 10 Union PI
Silber Otto, barber Emanuel Kaeintz, r. ISOe^^

Franklin
Silberberg Bernhard, clerk Max Silberberg, r.
935 Post
" Max. importer silk, linen and cotton laces,
22 Sansome, r. 935 Post
4®~Silberberg. See Silverberg
Silberman Gottlieb, dry goods, 126,7th
" Phillip, optician, r. 203/2 Bartlett
Silberstein Alfred, clerk, r. 1310 Buchanan
" Charles (H. H. Sattler & Co.), r. 1417 Octa-

via
" Charles, laborer, r. 14 Harriet rear
" Charles M., shirtmaker, r. 1310 Buchanan
" Frederick C., solicitor, r. 1310 Buchanan
" George, clerk Philip Peters, r. 205 Polk
" Jacob, r. 326 Eddy

" Jacob, clerk Bauer Bros. & Co., r. 205 Polk
" Julius, barber, 427, 3d
" Leo Jr., barber Julius Silberstein, r. 427,

3d
" Louis, shoemaker, 205 Polk
" Marcus, salesman C. S. Fechheimer, r. 804

Filbert
" Morris, tailor Sam Meyer & Co., r. 14 Har-
riet rear
" Philip, dyer, r. 12051/2 Golden Gate Av
" Samuel, bagmaker Hirschfelder & Meaney,

r. 6781/4, 20th
" Samuel, shirtmaker, 1310 Buchanan
i8®~Silberstein. See Silverstein
Silberweis Isaac, tailor, 504, 4th
Silberzahn Xavier, tailor, 401/2 Sutter, r. 1428

O'Farrell rear
Silcox Frederick F., clerk auditing dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. Oakland
Silicani Giuseppe, gardener, Colombo Market
Silk Andrew, r. 95 Steuart
" J., coalpasser str Alameda
" James J., groceries and liquors, 1526 How-
ard
" James W., asst. weigher U. S. Customs, r.

30 Golden Gate Av
" James W., pressman, r. 1527 Washington
" John B., compositor, r. 1527 Washington
" Malachi F., bookkeeper Bulletin, r. 1527

Washington
" Martin J., compositor, r. 537 Sacramento
" Mary, widow, r. 1527 Washington
" Michael J., pressman Post, r. 1527 Wash-
ington
" Michael W., clerk P. J. Silk, r. 8 Precita

Av
" Patrick, driver Jackson Brewin gCo., r. 8

Precita Av
" Patrick J., groceries and liquors, 8 Precita
Av
Silkman Charles P., oface 410 Sacramento
Silky Jacob, machinist, r. 506, 4th
Silleman August C, rivet heater Union I. Wks,

r. 520 Connecticut
Silleman George, foreman Western Sugar Re-
finery, r. 520 Connecticut
" George E., laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r.
520 Conneeticut
Sillerstrom Erick. bookkeeper Payot, Upham &

Co., r. 40 Ringold
Sillery John (Mmor & Sillery), r. 326 Golden
Gate Av
" Robert, baker, r. 177 Minna
Sillifant Henry, driver Goldberg, Bowen & Co.
Silligan Mary, widow, r. 50 Norfolk

Silligo Ambrose, r. 540i/i, 9th
" John, cooper, r. 321, 8th
" Joseph, dairyman, r. 540^, 9th
Sillineri John, r. 72I1/2 Filbert

" Louis (F. Mecchi & Co.), r. 721i/i Filbert
Sillisen Godske, yeast maker Golden Gate

Comp. Yeast Co., r. 1607 California
Sillman D. G., r. 100, 5th
Sillot Henry, r. 845 Mission
Silly Thomas, clerk, r. 140 Minna
Silmer Otto, bartender, r. 605 Broadway
Silovich John, master tugboat Reliance, r. 16c

Stanly PI
Silsby Minnie E. Miss, stenographer John A.

Roebling's Sons Co., r. Oakland
Silva Alois F., barber, r. 621 Florida
" Anton, r. 18 East

" Anton, barber, 525^4 East, r. 112 Jackson
" Antonio, laborer, r. 406 Jackson
" Bernard J., teamster, r. 233, 11th
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 12i/4 Pfeifier
" Felecisimo (Silva & Mancebo), r. 914 San-
some
" Fernando, physician, 727a Broadway
" Florencio, teamster Poly, Heilbron & Co.,

r. 16th Av South nr F
" Frank, r. 1036 Potrero Av
" Frank (Rose & Silva), r. 347i/4, 4th
" Frank, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 821 14

Folsom
" Frank, peddler, r. 10 St. Charles PI
" Frank, salesman, r. 631 Sacramento
" Frank, seaman str Willamette Valley, r.

224 Jackson
" Frank A., laborer U. S. Customs, r. Golden

Gate, Cal.
" Frank G., Portuguese passenger agent

S. P. Co., 4 Montgomery, r. 422 Drumm
" Frank V., porter M. S. Simas & Co., r. 224

Jackson
" George L., r. 1252 Montgomery
" Henry, plumber McCarthy & Rissi, r. 319

Green
" Joaquin, attendant U. S. Marine Hospital,

r. Lake nr 13th Av
" Joaquin J., seaman, r. 249 Pacific
" John, clerk, r. 12 South Park
" John P., cooper Arctic Oil Wks, r. Oakland
" Jose, porter Seppich & Kleinhans, r. 1019

Montgomery
" Jose J., barber Antonio B. Traveira, r.

Oakland
" Joseph, barber, r. 1254 Montgomery
" Joseph, hostler W. R. Pease, r. 720 Valencia
" Joseph, interpreter, r. 224, 4th
" Joseph, longshoreman, r. 114 Pacific
" Joseph J., molder Novelty Machine Wks,

r. Oakland
" Joseph M., laborer S. P. Co., r. Oakland
" Joseph T., photographer, r. 1124 Filbert
" L., Mrs., cigar maker A. Petri, r. 1603 Du-

pont
" Lawrence, canmaker Holbrook, Merrill &

Stetson, r. 12 Virginia PI
" M., janitor P. C. SS Co.
" Manuel, barber r. 1603 Dupont
" Manuel, barber, 217 Jackson, and 910

Kearny
" Manuel, barber, 1144 Folsom
" Manuel, bartender De Martini & De Lucca ,

r. Oakland
" Manuel, driver, r. 511!^ Greenwich rear
" Manuel, fisherman, r. 402 Vallejo
" Manuel, laborer, r. 30 Wool
" Manuel, laborer, r. 1036 Potrero Av
" Manuel, longshoreman, r. 53 Clay

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San Francisco Office, 405 Sansome St.

Silva Manuel, teamster Henry Moffat, r. 15th Av

South bet L and M
Manuel F., barber, 204, 9th
Manuel J., barber. S&sii Bryant
Peter, liquors, 313 Pacific
Roman S., tailor, r. 727a Broadway
Rose Miss, stenographer Goldberg, Bowen

& Co., r. 1124 Filbert
" & Mancebo (F. Silva and M. A. Mancebo),

barbers, 407 East North
v8S=Silva. See Silver, Silvey, Silvia and Sylvia
Silvan John, carpenter, r. 414 Folsom
Silvant Louis, waiter, r. 747 Howard
Silvaro Jose, butcher Louis Cardinali, r. 1408

Kearny
Silvas Ralph A., paper hanger Merchant &

Nickels, r. 128, 15th
Silveira Antonio, milk dealer, r. 216 Jackson
" Jose (Roza & Silveira), r. 411 Pacific
" Jose de M., clerk Luiz A. Nunes, r. 119

Jackson
" Joseph (Silveira & Vieara), r. 810, 15th Av

South
" Joseph, plumber Taylor, Adams & Prltch-

ard
" Manuel, laborer Silveira & Vieara, r. 810,

15th Av South
" Manuel B., r. 1941 Geary
" Manuel J., barber, 30'^ Clay, r. Oakland
" Manuel J., barber, 52, 7th
" Raulino V., proprietor Azores Hotel, 112

Jackson
" & Vieara (Joseph Silveira and John Vie-
ara), glue works, 15lh Av South and

Islais Creek
Silver Hill Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), A. K.

P. Harmon president, Dudley C. Bates

secretary, 81 Nevada Block
" Isaac, r. 181154 Powell
" Isaac M., copyist Recorder's ofBce, r. 519

Fell
" Israel, capmaker G. Rosenberg & Son, r.

1043 Folsom
" Jacob, r. 108 Shipley
" Jesse M., clerk S. P. Co.
" John, r. 14 Marye Terrace
" Joseph, lithographer, r. 519 Fell
" Joseph, photographer Forzani & Samuels,

r. 923 Geary
•' Joseph L., liquors, 811^ Kearny, r. 528

Greenwich
" Joseph S., clerk Hotel St. Nicholas
" King Mining Co. (Arizona), John W. Pew

secretary, 310 Pine, rooms 15-17
" King Mining Co. (Calico, Cal.),W. S. Ed-
wards manager, 191-192 Crocker Bldg
" King The, lodgings, Mme. Angela Delbos

proprietor, 514 Bush
Silver Lake Co. The (Boston), manufacturers

sash cords. Henry Doyle & Co. agents,

517-519 Market
" Louis, cloakmaker Meyer Bros, r. 429

Clementina
" Manuel, dairy, r. 4 Harrison Av
" Manuel J., foreman L. H. Moise, r. Oakland
" Mark J., tailor, r. ISVi Garden
" Michael J., saddler J. O'Kane, r. East

Oakland
" Morris, r. 519 Fell
" Raffaela Mrs., r. 1001 Washington
" Robert N., policeman, r. 12 Lyon
" Rosa Miss, dressmaker, r. I8IIV2 Powell
" S. I. Mrs (Jackson & Silver), r. 14 Marye

Terrace
" Sophie Miss, salesladv Manuel Nathan.

r. I8II14 Powell

Silver Star Free Kindergarten, Miss Elizabet^
Wainwright principal, 806 Sansome
" Star Hall, 806 Sansome
Silver Street Kindergarten, Miss Nora A.

Smith principal, 64 Silver
Silver Street Kindergarten Society, Mrs. C.
B. Alexander president, W. E. Brown
secretary, 64 Silver
" Theodore, paper carrier, r. 519 Fell
" William J., compositor H. S. Crocker Co..
r. 2628 Howard
>»"Silver. See Silber and Silva
Silverberg Adolph, butcher, 1639 Ellis, r. 2310
Post
" Arthur, with Simon Silverberg, r. 1509

Gough
" Joseph, tailor, 827 Sutter
" Joseph S. (Schweitzer & Co.), r. New York
" Simon, wholesale butcher, 1st Av South nr
Railroad Av, office 320 Sansome, room
.39, r. cor Washington and Franklin
.^J"Silverberg. See Silberberg
Silverfoot Joseph A., coremaker McCormick

Bros.,r. Oakland
Silverhorn Charles, fireman str Corona, r. 435

Stevenson
*S"Silveria. See Silveira

Silverman Adolph, dry goods, 1410-1416 Polk, r.
834 O'Farrell
" Barbara, widow, nurse, r. 324 Lily Av
" Fred, bookkeeper United Typewriter and

Supplies Co., r. 1133 Fulton
" Hannah, widow, r. 1132 Fulton
" Henry, clerk, r. 1132 Fulton
" Henry, salesman Joseph Silverman, r. 834

O'Farrell
" Jacob, with Max Sniderman, r. 326 Eddy
" Joseph, dry goods and shoes, 222-234, 3d, r.

201 Taylor
" Louis, salesman, r. 834 O'Farrell
" Moritz (Piexotto & Silverman), r. 834
O'Farrrell
j(^Silverman. See Silberman
Silvershield Bernhard J., chemist, r. 793 Mis-
sion
Silverstein Abraham M. (Mission Chemical
Works), and bookkeeper Dakin & Lib-
bey, r. 2210 Devisadero
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 2210 Devisadero
" George F., salesman, r. 426 Eddy
" Irwin, clerk Mrs. N. J. Franklin, r. 426

Eddy
" Jacob, drayman, 3-5 Battery, r. 510 Fell
" Jennie, widow, r. 526 Eddy
" Jesse G., salesman, r. 426 Eddy
" Morris, furniture, 969 Howard
4^Silverstein. See Silberstein
Silverstine Solomon, cutter A. Shirek & Co., r.

51314 Oak
Silverstone Abraham, cigar maker Wiegmann
& Stuermer, r. 435?i Tehama
" Bertha Miss, stenographer, r. 1222 Ellis
" Charlotte, widow, r. 1222 Ellis
" Emanuel, contracting freight agent S. P.

Co., 613 Market, r. 1222 Ellis
" Frank, traveling salesman, r. 923 Geary
" Joseph, agent, r. 1222 Ellis
" Louis, glazier, r. 435% Tehama
" Rose A. Miss, hairdresser Miss Julia

Meyer, r. 435% Tehama
" Sholom, chief clerk Occidental and Ori-
ental SS. Co., r. 1136 Turk
Silverthorn Mark L., laborer S. P. Co., r. 512,
4 th
" William H., clerk S. P. Co., r. 127 Shotwell
Silvester H. E. Mrs., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" Leander, salesman E. J. Bowen, r. 1131
Polk
>8£^Silvester. See Sylvester
Silvestra Nicholas, bootblack, r. 5 Pollard PI
Silvestri Achille, butcher, r. 1926 Leavenworth
" Frank, tinsmith, r. 928 Jackson
" George, driver, r. 1926 Leavenworth
" Jose, barber, r. 422 Drumm
" Joseph, cook, r. 928 Jackson
" Julia Miss, seamstress, r. 928 Jackson
Silvey Antonio, fisherman, r. 318 Vallejo
" Charles, r. 922b Union
" Charles Mrs., dressmaker, r. 922b Union

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Silvey George T., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light

Co., r. 5 Oak
" James J., janitor New City Hall, r. 506

Liberty
" John H., upholsterer, 1200 Eddy, r. 808 La-

guna
" Joseph, carpenter, r. 150 West Mission
" May Mrs., r. 605 Ellis
" Michael J. , harber, 108i4, 8xh
" Raymond M., detective, r. 2305 Sutter
" Rosa, widow, r. The (Lick) Old Ladies'

Home
" Samuel, laborer, r. 531 Dolores rear
Silvia Elenora, widow, r. 812 Laguna
" John F., sailmaker, r. 1916^ Stockton
" Martin, laborer, r. 4 Vallejo PI
" W., salesman, r. 1237 Stockton
4®-Silvia. See Sylvia
;e®="Silviera. See Silveira

Simas Henry, barber, 1352 Howard, r. 931 Florida
" Manuel S. (M. S. Simas & Co.), 427 Davis
" M. S. & Co. (Manuel S. Simas and Manuel

G. Lewis), produce commission mer-
chants, 427 Davis
Simcich Joseph, bartender John W. Wissinger,

r. 826 Broadway
Simcoke James T., civil engineer, r. 26 Ritch

rear
Sime Frank J., salesman John A. Roebling's

Sons Co., r. 502 Cole
■' Hugh T., editor The Pacific American, r.

1810 Gough
'■ William, extraman Truck 4, r. 1616 Pacific

Av
;8®-Sime. See Syme
Simes William A., expert Howe Scale Co., r.

2513 Bush
Simi Andrea (G. Belli & Co.), r. 2i6y2 Lombard
" Angelo, r. 508 Francisco
" Archimedes (C. Franceschini &Co.), r. 513a

Union
" Artolo, horse clipper, r. 716 Vallejo
" Augusto (Simi&Baldocchi), r. 232 Taylor
" Csesar (L. Simi& Son), r. 729 Montgomery

Av
" Charles (F. Mecchi & Co.), r. 1922 Mason
'< Frank, baker, r. 9V4 Crook
" Gaetano, peddler, r. 415 Bay
" L. & Son (Lazars and Caesar), butchers,

729 Montgomery Av
" Lazars (L. Simi & Son), r. 729 Montgomery

Av
" Lorenzo, laborer, r. 10 Margaret PI
" Maria Mrs., cigar maker, r. 2010a Mason
" P. & Co. (Peter Simi), wood and coal, 907

Washington
" Peter (P. Simi & Co.), r. 907 Washington
" Peter, butcher Frank Demartini, r. 415 Bay
" Victor, tailor, 2010a Mason
" Vincent, fruits and vegetables, 13-14 Bay

City Market, r. SlSVi Jessie
" William, butcher Carlo Romani, r. 5 Jas-

" & Baldocchi (Augusto Simi and Maurice
Baldocchi), fruits and vegetables, 232
Taylor
Siminofl Aaron, cloakmaker M. Siminoff, r. 1228
Market

SIMINOFF M.,

wholesale manufacturer of cloaks,
capes and suits, to the trade only, 1228
Market, telephone South 737

Simkins Albert G. (Simpkins & Thorp), r. 138,

13tb
Simkins & Thorp (Albert G. Simkins and

Henry W. Thorp), pie bakers, 116 Erie
;6®=-Simkins. See Semken and Simpkins
Simma Joseph A., silversmith Shreve & Co., r.

43 San Jose Av

Simmen Alexander (Simmen Bros.), r. 16th Av

South nr J „ , ^

" Anton (Simmen Bros.), r. 16th Av South nr G

" Brothers (Anton and Frederick) dairymen,

17th Av South nr G
" Brothers (David and Alexander), dairy-
men, 16th Av South nr I
" David (Simmen Bros.), r. 16th Av South nr I
" Frank P., inlaid work, r. IOO31/2 Valencia

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Simmen Frederick (Simmen Bros.), r. 16th Av

South nr G
" Frederick, marine clerk Fireman's Fund

Ins. Co., r. 132 Olive Av
" Harry J., salesman Mort Hepburn & Co., r.

1003!/2 Valencia
" John, cabinetmaker Fink & Schindler, r.

332, 29th
Simmen John, manager Home Manufacturing

Co., 561-563 Brannan, r. WOSYi Valencia
" Michael, rancher, r. 16th Av South bet G

andH
" Samuel, clerk Fireman's Fund Ins. Co., r.

East Oakland
" Sophia, widow, r. 132 Olive Av
" Theodore, driver Joachim Cantieni, r. 17th

Av South nr F
Simmer Charles A., engineer Dow Steam Pump

Wks, r. 1603, 24th
Simmie Andrew, rubber worker Bowers Rubber

Co., r. 834, 15th
" George W.,r. 834, 15th
" James A., driver W. S. Ray Mfg. Co., r. 834,

15th
" James W., master mariner, r. 834, 15th
Simmonds Ann, widow, r. 314 Jessie
" Francis N., machinist Market St. Ry, r. 2

Alemany
" Mary Mrs., r. 26 Bernard
" Thomas C, sugar sorter, r. 623, 7th
" Thomas J., glass blower, r. 623, 7th
Simmons Alonzo R., r. 703 Tennessee
" Charles, carpenter, r. 837 Valencia
" Charles G., bartender Frederick Rakeman,

r. 729, 5th Av
" Edward P., printer Mysell, Rollins Co., r.

24 Ash Av
" Ellen, widow, r. 817b Filbert
" Elmer E., bookkeeper, r. 1105 Hyde
" Elmer E., salesman W. P. Fuller & Co., r.

Alameda
" Frederick, painter, r. 712 McAllister
" Fredericka Miss, seamstress, r. 734 Mont-

" George, furrier, 121 Post, room 13, r. 1360
Folsom

" George W., contractor, r. 610 Minna

" Hattie, widow, r. 1226 Mission

" Hayden M., druggist Dr. R. A. McLean, r.
704 Ellis

" Henry, r. 712 McAllister

" Herbert O., cigar dealer, r. 511 Elizabeth

" James H., teacher Lowell High School, r.
510 Geary

.. Jennie Miss, r. 504 Greenwich

" J. F., clerk Pelton Water Wheel Co., r. 24
Ash. A.V

" John, hostler Cal. Horse Repository, r. 24
Ash Av

" John, teamster John A. Bauchou

" John G., pipe tester, r. 19 Willow Av

" John P., foreman Pac. Labeling Co.,

Lombard ^ „ . ,

" John T., collector London, Pans and
American Bank, r. 182 Laguna

" J. P., r. 537 Sacramento

" Julia, widow, r. 409 Bay

" Lewis, clerk, r. Tanners' Home

" Maurice J., r. 1914a Bush

.. M. J. Auction Co., H. S. Kozminsky mana-
ger, 1057 Market
Moberg & Kluck (Thomas F. Simmons,
Oscar Moberg and William Kluck), res-
taurant, 207, 2d
Newton W.. manufacturers' agent,
Front, r. 938 Geary

,523

201

WATSON & CO.

PACIFIC COAST AGENTS.

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Simmons Paul, law student, r. 610 Minna

" Philip, r. 817b Filbert

" Richard A., clerk, r. 511 Elizabeth

" Samuel, optican Christian Muller, r. 712
McAllister

" Samuel D., special policeman, r. 704 Ellis

" Samuel D. Jr., stage carpenter, r. 704 Ellis

" Samuel W., groceries and liquors, 1722
Larkin

" Thomas F. (Simmons, Moberg & Kluck), r.
741 Folsom

" William A., clerk, r. 817b Filbert

" William B., messenger Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. Gilroy, Cal.

" William S., master mariner, r. 233 Steven-
son

" W. J., r. 1015 Market
j6®=Simmons. See Simonds, Simons and Sy-

monds
Simms Alphonse S., laundryman, r. 1815 Vallejo

" Charles, dentist, 930 Market

" Esther Miss, teacher Clement Grammar
School, r. 28 Elgin Park Av

" George, porter Reinhold Beck

" Robert, gardener, r. 529 Sacramento
iB®="Simms. See Sims and Symmes
Simola An tone, seaman, r. 221 Hickory Av
Simon A., with The Associated Press, r. 709
Vallejo

" Aaron, peddler, r. 444, 7th

" Abraham, tailor, r. 22 Russ

" Albert, salesman, r. 1611 Scott

" Alexander, groceries and liquors, 801 Lar-
kin, r. 914a O'Farrell

" Alfred (Stein, Simon & Co.), r. 1640 Pine

" Andrew, cook, r. 1434 Nebraska

" Benjamin, laborer M. Hansen & Co., r. 333,
27th

" Bernard, manager Joseph Simon, 302, 6th,
r. 335, 6th

" Charles, cigar maker, r. 31 Chesley rear

" Carrie, widow, r. 30 RinconPl

" Charles J., commission merchant, 320 Sac-
ramento, r. 1800 Laguna

" David, cap maker, r. 22 Russ

" David J., barber John Simon, r. 757V2 How-
ard

" Edward S., salesman, r. 649b Willow Av

" Emil, liquors, 609 Clay and 714 Washington,
r. 432 Jackson

" Ephraim (Simon & Manasse), r. 1911 Van
Ness Av

" Esther, widow, r. 609 McAllister

" Eugene, upholsterer, r. 831 Ellis

" Felix, porter Collins & Wheeland
Simon Francis X., manager Britton & Rey, 525
Commercial, r. 7 Montgomery Av

" Frederick, cabinet maker Home Mfg. Co.,
r. 151 Virginia Av

" Gabriel, tailor. 609 Mission, r. 62 South
Park

" George, miner, r. 639 Mission

" George, tinner Cal. Wire Wks

" George W., traveling salesman G. Cobn
Co., r. 624 Eddy

" Grace Miss, physician, r. 634 Eddy

" H. ife Co. (Henry Simon), advertising nov-
elties, 210 Battery

" Harris, peddler, r. 444, 7th

" Harry, cloakmaker Armand Cailleau, r. 22
Russ

" Harry L., salesman Abner Doble Co.. r. 62
South Park

" Henry (H. Simon & Co.). r. 2221 Sutter

" Henry, bartender Max Cohen & Co., r. 831
Ellis

Simon Henry, salesman D. Samuels, r. 10 Ash Av
" Henry C, engineer, r. 1120 De Haro
" Herman, upholsterer, 1251 Mission, r. 1211b

Howard
" Herrmann L. (Stein, Simon & Co.), r. 1640

Pine
" Isidor, janitor New City Hall, r. 333, 27th
" isidor, traveling salesman, r. 1425 Webster
" Isidore, bookkeeper L,ewis Meyerstein, r.

1308 Hayes
" J. E., student Van der Naillen's School of

Engineering, r. 1311 Van Ness Av
" John, barber, 757V4 Howard, r. Oakland
" Joseph, crockery and glassware, 306, 6th,

r. 239, nth
" Jules (Simon & Ruberti), r. 225 Powell
Simon Jules, physician and surgeon, 323 Geary,

hours 1 to 3 p. m., r. 2111 Pine, telephone

Pine 141
" Julius, r. 1911 Van Ness Av
" Lehman, salesman Alexander Simon, r.

914A Larkin
" Leopold, compositor Abend Post, r. 237 Oak
" Louis (Stein, Simon & Co.), r. 164D Pine
" Louis, tanner Isaac Levy, r. 330 Geary
" Louis A. Mrs., r. 633 Golden Gate Av
" Louise, domestic, 3040 California
" Malvina Miss, teacher Whittier Primary

School, r. 1157 Octavia
" Marc, delivery clerk William Cline, r. 335,

27th
" Meyer, merchant, r. 1425 Webster
" Michael, tin decorator Britton & Rey, r.

1605 Dupont
" Minna Mrs., teacher Lincoln Grammar

School, r. 1308 Hayes
" Morris, peddler, r. 35V4 Chesley
" Narcisse, r. 712a Union
" Oscar, machinist Clot & Meese, r. 68 Clem-
entina
" Paul, carpenter, r. 428 Broadway
" Paul, printer, r. 550 Natoma
" Philip (Philip Simon & Co.), r. 6 Geary

Court
" Philip & Co., (Philip Simon), barbers, 3

Stockton
" Samuel, shoemaker Max Cohn, r. 1030 How-
ard
" Samuel H., teamster Conlin & Roberts, r.

13201/2 Natoma
" Scott S., barber, 358, 3d, r. 175 Clara
" Selmar, salesman Will & Finck Co., r.

2506% California
" S. H. Mrs., teacher piano, r. 1320H Natoma
" Sigmund, traveling salesman Sachs Bros.

& Co.. r. 203 Stockton
" Sigmund H., deputy License Collector, r.

634 Eddy
" Sigmund L., deputy SheriflE, r. 2721 Lagima
" Silas (Simon & Manasse), r. 1708 O'Farrell
" S. M., musician, r. 712 Ellis
" Solomon S., barber, r. 34 Austin Av
" Theodore, hog ranch, r. 29th Av South nr H
" Thomas, fireman Market St. Ry., r. 1444

Jackson
" William, bootblack, r. 1 Hopeton Terrace
" William, fireman S. P. Co., r. 4 Shotwell
" & Manasse (Silas Simon, Nathan Manasse

and Ephraim Simon), commission mer-
chants. 119 Bush
" & Ruberti (Jules Simon and Robert Ru-
berti), ladies' hair dressers, 235 Powell
j8®="Simon. See Symon
Simona Louis, laborer, r. 27 Hinckley
Simonds John, president Simonds Saw Co., 31

Main, r. 2419 Channing Way, Berkeley
" R. Mrs., widow, r. 33 Hinckley
" Samuel D. Rev., r. 935 Clay

SIMONDS SAW CO.

(incorporated), John Simonds presi-
dent, T. F. Howarth secretary, saws,
pulleys and belting, manufacturers
Simonds' saws and machine knives
and agents for the Dodge Wood Split
Pulley, 31 Main, telephone Main 1407
Simonds Scott H., r. 201, 4th Av
" Walter A., clerk, r. 201, 4th Av
" Walter M., carpenter, r. 662 Minna

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Simonds "Wilbert A., shoemaker P. F. Nolan &
Co., r. West Berkeley
" Willis S. Mrs., widow, r. 1143 Shotwell
J8®=-Simonds. See Simmons and Symonds
Simonelli Adolfo, porter I. Cuenin

" Giovanni, junk, 538 Green
Simonetti Jolin (Simonetti & Earli), r. 428, 4th
" Michael, fruits and vegetables, 911 Harri-
son and 549, 4th
" & Earli (John Simonetti and John Earli),
fruits, 428, 4th
Simoni Anita, widow, r. 447 Broadway

" Lazaro, Ijootbiack, r. 447 Broadway
Simonnet Anatole, proprietor Del Monte House,

1030 Howard
Simonovich Martin, cook, r. 143, 6th
Simons Albert, hackman, r. 14 Laskie
" Bert B., salesman The Stewart, Howe &

May Co., r.2917 California
" Frank, machinist Clot & Meese, r. 614^, 2d
" Fred, substitute Underwriters Fire Patrol,

Station 1, r. 513 Baker
" Hyman, bootblack, SE cor Jessie and 3d,

r. 40 Moss
" Isidor, capitalist, r. 513 Baker
" Leland, cashier cafe Occidental Hotel, r.

935 Sacramento
" Louis S., manager The Stewart, Howe &

May Co., 14 Sansome, r. 2917 California
" Mary, widow, tinware, 428i4 Broadway
. " Mildred Mrs., r. 26/2 Ha^es
" Minnie Mrs., varieties. 614%, 2d
" P. B. Mrs., r. Palace Hotel
" Robert A., electrician Will & Finck Co., r.

914 Harrison
" Samuel, salesman, r. 2506i/^ California
4®"Simons. See Simonds, Simmons and Sy-

mons
SimoDsen Chris, laborer, r. 1131 Tennessee
" Gerhard E., pressman, r. 13 Perry
" Hans, seaman, r. 739, 4th
" Niels, photographer, r. 109 Jessie
" Sophus, master bkt Chehalis, office 48 Mar-
ket, room 1, r. 1904 Washington
" William, musician, r. 607 Stockton
Simonson Bella, widow, r. 307 Golden Gate Av
" Charles, seaman str Point Loma
" Christopher, seaman, r. 33 Perry
" J., seaman str Santa Cruz
" Jacob E., barber, r. 615 Pine rear
" John, brass finisher W. T. Garratt & Co.,

r. Oakland
" John, teamster, r. 4 McCormick PI
Simonson Joseph, president California Gas
Fixture Co., 123 Geary, r. Palace Hotel
" Marie, widow, r. 317, 3d
<• Simon, laborer, r. cor 16th and Alabama
Simonton Bert, barber M. J. Silvey, r. 1102
Howard
" Frederick W., clerk forwarding dept.
Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 109 Montgomery
Simonton James G., agent Blickensderfer type-
writing machines, 602 Market, base-
ment Crocker Bldg, r. 11 Polk
" Otilla, widow, r. 920 Sutter
" Thomas B., carpenter, r. 12 Harriet
Simpers George W., watchman U. S. Mint, r.

1112 Folsom
Simpkin Harry C, shoe cutter P. F. Nolan &
Co., r. 51 Russ
" Thomas S., harnessmaker Kempkey, Gil-
ham & Sawyer, r. 65814 Minna
" William, laundryman, r. 51 Russ
Simpkins C. H. Mrs., r. Palace Hotel

=' H. R., r. University Club
J8@=*Simpkins. See Semken and Simkins
Simpson Abraham D., agent Michaels, Stern &
Co. (Rochester, N. Y.), 119 Bush, room 12,
r. 828 O'Farrell
" A. D., machinist Union I. Wks, r. 501 Napa
" Ada, widow, r. 517 Mason
" Adam, r. Old People's Home
" A. J. Mrs., widow, r. 311 Church
" Albert, receiver Cal. St. RR, r. 1510b Hyde
" Alexander, ship carpenter, r. 346, 4th
" Alfred H^, ventriloquist, grainer and

teacher cornet, 513 Geary
" Ann, widow, r. 2416 Fell
" Annie, widow, r. 311 Church

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.

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Simpson Annie Mrs., r. 26 Ritch

" Arthur, paper hanger, r. 1705 Market
Simpson Asa M., president Simpson Lumber
Co. and Northwestern Lumber Co., 48
Market, r. 2010 Pacific Av
" Bertram C, engraver Louis Roesch Co., r.

3620a 16th
" Charles, cigars and tobacco, 101, 6th, r. 711

Minna
" Charles, master sohr Rock Island, office 216

Sacramento, r. Oakland
" Charles M., foreman Joseph Jacquemet &

Co.,r. 2 Worth
" Charles R., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

252 Carl
" Clara C, widow, r. 317 Jones
" Clara E., widow, r. 3620a 16th
" Colin, printer, r. 305 San Jose Av
" David, clerk, r. 1525 Fulton
" David, distributor S. F. Laundry, r. 1519

Eddy
" David L., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1616

Grove
" Diedrich, tailor, r. 21 Silver
" Edmund E., bookkeeper, r. 3620a 16th
" Edward, porter P. J. McDonald
" Edward, steward, r. 1107 Clay
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 29 Oak Grove Av
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 304 Valencia
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 2808 Laguna
" Ernest S., journalist Chronicle, r. 319 Sut-
ter
" Frank D., engineer, r. 338 Shotwell
" Frank H., carpenter, r. Ellert nr Andover

Av
" Frederick P., clerk Brunswick, Balke, Col-

lender Co., r. 3620a 16th
" George, laborer Ballard & Hall, r. 556 Bry-
ant
" George, litho pressman Schmidt Labels

Litho Co., r. 13 Perry
" George L., grainer, r. 1207 Mission
" George W., manufacturer letter boxes, 612

Shrader
" Gertrude, widow, r. 737 Ellis
" Gilbert, bookkeeper E. F. Niehaus & Co.,
r. West Berkeley
Simpson, HaU, Miller & C9. (Wallingford,
Conn.), manufacturers silver plated
hollow-ware, A. I. Hall & Son agents.
528-530 Market
" Harry, shoemaker, r. NE cor 19th and

Shotwell
" Henry, inspector U. S. Customs, r. 2Marye

Terrace
" Henry, laborer, r. 1434 Howard
" Henry, master mariner, r. 214 Francisco
" Henry H., grainer, r. 58 Steiner
■' Herbert W., locksmith, r, 823 Howard
" H. R., 1st assistant engineer str Washte-
naw
" Hyram, locksmith, electric bells and saw
filing, 649 Mission

SIMPSON J. A.,

physician and surgeon, offlce 1132
Kentucky, hours 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 p.
m., telephone South 25, r. 223 Solano

Simpson James, molder, r. 1811,21st
Simpson James, physician and surgeon, hours
1 to 3 p. m., offlce and r. 234 Post, tele-
phone Main 1036
" James, plasterer, r. 2625 Mission
" James, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
" James, teamster, r. 537 Sacramento
" James A., r. 1705 Baker

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Simpson James G., coremaker Risdon I. & L.
Wks, r. 1811, 21st
" James S., laborer, r. 19 Stockton PI
" Jennie M. Miss, dentist, 1 Y. M. C. A. Bldg,

Sth floor
" J. H., with Cal. Adsigns Co., r. 1827 Market
" J. L. , teamster, r. SW cor Bay and Webster
" John, r. 421 Greenwich
Simpson John (Simpson & Fisher), and consul
Denmark, 22 California, room 12, r. 1927
Webster
" John, barber, r. 612 Howard
" John, boilermaker, r. 512 Howard
" John, lumberman, r. 346, 4th
" John, machinist, r. 4 Leonard PI
" John A., cigars, 207, 8th
" John F., laborer, r. 421 Greenwich
" John G. (Simpson & Friedman), r. 1225 Mc-
Allister
" John H., porter F. Chevalier & Co., r. 304

Valencia
" John K., carpenter Wesley K. McCausland,

r. 404 Broadway
" John L., carpenter, r. 729 Montgomery
" John L,., driver, r. 307 Jones
" Joseph D., painter, r. 1207 Mission
" Joseph R., maltster, r. 424, 19th
" Liillie M. Miss, teacher James Lick Gram-
mar School, r. 1032 Bryant
" Louis J., clerk Simpson Lumber Co., r. 2010

Pacific Av
" Louis M.. painter, r. 823 Howard
Simpson Lumber Co., A. M. Simpson president,
Samuel Perkins vice-president and
treasurer, E. J. Holt secretary, 48 Mar-
ket, yards 222Steuart, cor 4th and Chan-
nel and foot of Powell
" Lynn C, journalist Chronicle, r. 1325 Leav-
enworth

SIMPSON M. Mme.,

dressmaking and ladies' tailoring, 513
Geary, telepTione Hyde 1581

Simpson Margaret, widow, r. 461^^ Tehama
" Margaret Mrs., r. 1032 Bryant
" Mary A., widow, r. 323 Larkin
Simpson Memorial M. E. cnurch. Rev. John
Stephens pastor, SE cor Hayes and
Buchanan
" Patrick, carpenter Joseph Y. Ayer, r. 1929

Howard
" Richard, maltster National Brewing Co.,

r. 424, 19th
" Richard J., cooper Pac. Woodenware and

Cooperage Co., r. 304 Valencia
" Richard S., manager R. W. Simpson, r. 2514

Ford
" Richard W.. brush and broom manufactur-
er, 623-625 Brannan, office and salesroom,
.542 Clay, r. 526 Devisadero
" Robert, brick layer, r. 711 Harrison
" Robert N., broker, 305 Battery, r. Oakland
" Sadie E., widow, r. 42914 Tehama
" Sarah C, widow, r. EUert nr Andover Av
" Sarah S. Miss, teacher Bernal Heights Pri-
mary School, r. 2535 Mission
" Stephen, house mover, r. 37 Lafavette rear
" Sylvester C, attorney at law, .5.S2 Market,

room 41, r. 1408 Leavenworth
" T., porter str St. Paul
" Thomas, r. 1207 Mission
" Thomas, dryer La Grande Laundry
Simpson Thomas B. (Simpson & Millar), r. 3408
Clay
" Thomas C, grainer, 1731 Market, r. 1207
Mission

Simpson Thomas R., clerk freight auditor's
dept. S. P. Co.. r. 1015 Market
" Thomas R., clerk S. F. & N. P. Ry.
" Waldie J., electrician, r. 526 Devisadero
" Walter, telegraph operator, r. 46I14 Te-
hama
Simpson William, druggist, 503 Davis, and
proprietor Montgomery Street Phar-
macy, 603 Montgomery, r. Alameda
" William, longshoreman, r. 1315 Sansome

rear
" William, musician, r. 1319 Mason
" William, painter, r. 1811, 21st
" William, plasterer, r. 900V4 Vallejo
" William, ship carpenter, r. 346, 4th
" William, steward, r. 1434 Broadway
" William, tailor, 2820 Greenwich
" William Mrs., widow, r. 25.35 Mission
" William Jr., plasterer, r. QQOYi Vallejo
" William F., clerk Simpson & Millar, r.

3408 Clay
" William J., foreman U. S. Customs, r. 304V4
Guerrero
Simpson William P., physician and surgeon,
office 234 Post
" William V. B., carpenter, r. 2535 Mission

SIMPSON & FISHER

(John Simpson), sailmakers, agents
and dealers in Woodberry and Druid
sail duck and twine, and manufactur-
ers bunting flags, 34-36 Steuart

Simpson & Friedman (John G. Simpson and
Philip Friedman), boots and shoes, 1308
Market

SIMPSON & MILLAR

(Thomas B. Simpson and John E. Mil-
lar), searchers of records, 535 Califor-
nia, branch office 305 Larkin, rooms
1-5, telephone Main 1932

i8®"Simpson. See Simson
Simpton Elizabeth, widow, r. 4 Metcalfe PI
" J. Reynolds, weigher Dow Steam Pump
Wks, r. 4 Metcalfe PI
Simrak Mitchell, fruits and vegetables, 336 De-
visadero, r. 701 Devisadero
" Samuel S.. foreman Rudolph Herman, r.
1707 Stockton rear
Sims Alfred, waiter W. J. Sullivan, r. 534 Bush
" George C, longshoreman, r. 108 Nebraska
" George C. Jr., laborer, r. 108 Nebraska
" John, ironworker Western Iron Works, r.
416Capp
Sims John F., president Western Iron Works,
12.3-125 Beale, r. Berkeley
" John M. Mrs., president The Deaconess'
Home and Bible Training School, 315
Castro, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" Jonas, janitor, r. 376 Natoma
" Joseph, foreman Western Iron Works, r.

1226 Treat Av
" Joseph, physician, r. 616 Golden Gate Av
" Joseph Jr., jeweler Shreve & Co., r. 1226

Treat Av
" Samuel J., printer, r. 1226 Treat Av
" Ulysses G., engraver The R. M. Wood Co.,

r. 417 Powell
" Vargry H.. contractor, r. 1824 Market
j89"Sims. See Simms and Symmes
Simson Daniel, varieties, 509 Larkin
-^"Simson. See Simpson
Sinay Simon (Levy & Sinay), r. 1317 Webster
Sincich Jeremiah, cook, r. 1109, 10th Av South
Sinclair Alexander P., special agent Home and
Phoenix Ins. Co., r. Salt Lake City
" Alfred H., compositor Argonaut, r. 29a

Prosper
" Duncan, helper John W. Shanahan, r. 1658

Market
" Elizabeth, domestic, 1915 Larkin
" George, solicitor A. & A. Baker, r. 283 Jessie
" Helen M., widow, r. 1414 Castro
" James H., clerk, r. llj^ William
" John, r. 808 Montgomery
" John, r. 810 Turk

" John, paper hanger, r. ]5i4 Washington Av
" John, trackwalker Market St. Ry., r. 816,
26th

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Sinclair Jolin W., r. Sill5V4 Jones
" John W. Jr., clerk Union Box Factory, r.

2115'^ Jones
" Joseph D., lodgings, 1658 Market
" Lyford, accountant Pac. Surety Co., r.

21151/2 Jones
" Marie, widow, r. lli^ William
" Norman J., bookkeeper, r. 119a Bartlett
" Peter, porter Dodge, Sweeney & Co., r. SE

cor Hampshire and 15th
" Robert, r. 17 Polk
" Robert, driver John W. Shanahan, r. 1658

Market
" Rudolph J., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r.

547 Folsom
" Samuel F., tax buyer, 415 Montgomery,

room 16, r. East Oakland
'■ William, boots and shoes. 1406 Valencia.

r. 930 Guerrero
" William J., real estate, r. 721 Golden Gate
Av
-«S=Sinclair. See St. Clair
Sinclaire Cenobia, widow, dressmaking, 222

Leavenworth
Sincock H. Mrs., widow, r. 710 Castro
Sindlar Charles H., baker Simkins & Thorp, r.

300 Valencia
Sinex John M. motorman Market St. Ry., r.
91214 Laguna

SING FAT & CO,

Chinese and Japanese toazaar, im-
porters, wholesale and retail dealers
Chinese and Japanese fancy goods, 614
Dupont, next St. Mary's Church
Singer Carlman, tailor, r. 71014 Clementina
" Charles E., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

210 California Av
" Henry W., cellarman Lachman & Jacobi,

r. 10 Broad
« H. Frederick, baker, r. 11 Laskie
" John, waiter Clorandin F. Andrieu, r. 26i/4

Kearny
" Leonard, butcher, r. Railroad Av bet 8th
and 9th Avs South
Singer Manufacturing Co. The sewing ma-
chines, Willis B. Fry general agent,
central office 231 Crocker Bldg, San
Francisco branch and city department,
W. F. Wright manager, 22 Post
" Piano Co. (Chicago), Byron Mauzy agent,

308-314 Post
" Rudolph, baker, r. 772 Mission
" William Jr., attorney law dept. S. P. Co.,

4 Montgomery
" William H., clerk law dept. S. P. Co., 4
Montgomery
Singleton Charles, horse trainer, r. 174 Jessie
" Dennis, longshoreman, r. 227 Crescent Av
" Josephine, widow, r. 911 Hyde
" Walter E., dentist, NE cqr 22d and Fol
som, r. 734, 24 th
Singley Charles E., bookkeeper D. O. Mills, r
514 Sutter
" Frank B., traveling auditor S. F. & N. P.

Ry., r. Alameda
" George W., local freight agent S. F. & N
P. Ry., r. 1226a Union
Singman Bernard B., barber J. M. Peregrine r

25 Market
Sinibaldi Ascanio, varieties, 1525 Polk, r. 1507

Broadway
Sink Andrew J., r. 15 Powell

" Frederick W., carrier postofflce, r. 26 Eureka
Sinkwitz Charles F. , clerk auditing dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. Hay wards, Cal.
«9-Sinn. See Sen
Sinnes Anton, seaman, r. 739, 4th
Sinnett Alvah, salesman Gray's Harbor Com-
merical Co., r. Alameda
" May Miss, milliner, r. 208 Jones
Sinnott J., laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli Av
" James, boatman, r. 5 Jefferson
" Johanna, domestic, 2108 Pine
" Margaret, widow, bakery, 3244 Mission
" Richard, carpenter and builder, 40 New

Montgomery, r. 1325 Guerrero rear
" Thomas F. , U. S. storekeeper International
Revenue Service

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
CORRUGATED IRON,

Galvanized, Black and Painted,
for Roofing and Siding.

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Sinon Thomas, carpenter, r. 2015 Hyde

" William, capitalist and president The

Commonwealth Mutual Building and

Loan Association, 402 Montgomery,

rooms 18-19, r. 2015 Hyde

Sinon William J., superintendent Station A

Post Office, r. NE cor Union and Hyde
Sinotte Libbie M. Mrs. lodgings, 25% Stockton
Sinsheimer Brothers (San Luis Obispo), mer-
chants, ofQce 222 California
" Henry, manager S. Koshland & Co., 222

California, r. 2102 Van Ness Av
" Solomon Y., jeweler C. H. Lindermann, r.
1432 Geary
Sinton Joseph M., freight agent Johnson-Locke

Mercantile Co., r. 610 Fell
Sinz Ludwig, painter, r. 1005 Clay

" Otto, watchmaker, r. 1351 Alabama
Sioli Luigi, laborer, r. 332 Green rear
Siordia Flora, widow, r. 1442 Jackson
Sipel James, laborer, r. 411 Sansome
Siperly Florence Miss, teacher music, r. 310

Sipple Henry, carriage woodworker, r. 73 Al-
bion Av
Sirieix Leon, inventor 533 Kearny, room 2, r. 507

Pine
Sirignamo Peter, shoemaker, 1427 Pacific
Sirocco Giuseppe B. (Canepa & Sirocco) r. 504
Filbert
" Mary, widow, r. 1518 Howard
Sirrell William, stone cutter, r. 530, 3d
Sirvio Annie, domestic, 2916 Sacramento
Siscan Adolphe, superintendent French Mutual
Benevolent Society Cemetery,r. 34th Av
and Clement
Sisenvine Levi, cigar dealer, r. 1618 Geary
" Moses, agent, r. 907i/4 Dolores
" Rachel, widow, r. 12O81/2 Polk
" Samuel, clerk, r. 12O81/2 Polk
" Simon, clerk, r. 1208y2 Polk
Sisk John, marine fireman, r. 3 Lawrence PI
Siskiyou Consolidated Quicksilver Mining Co.,
Edward F. Stone secretary, 306 Pine,
room 4
Siskiyou Lumber and Mercantile Co. (incorpo-
rated), Scott & Van Arsdale managers,
128-129 Crocker Bldg
Siskron Charles A., blacksmith H. B. Schind-
ler, r. 1708M San Carlos Av
" Clara A., widow, r. 112, 13th
" Edward, r. 112, 13th
Sisson Albert W., r. 411 Ellis
" Anna W., widow, r. 411 Ellis
" Caroline M. Mrs., teacher Hearst Gram-
mar School, r. 2506 Bush
Sisson, Crocker & Co., office 129-130 Crocker
Bldg
" Cyrus T.,r. 411 Ellis
" Ernst K., dental student, r.-821 Larkin
" Joseph H. (Sisson, Crocker & Co.). r. 2125

California
" William J., stock raiser, r. 411 Ellis
Sistermans Josephine Miss, r. 1307 Taylor

" Louisa, widow, r. 1307 Taylor
Sisterna Philip, proprietor Sisterna's Berkeley
and San Francisco Express, 111 Front,

Sistern a's Berkeley and San Francisco Express,
Philip Sisterna proprietor, 111 Front

Sisters of Charity of the B. V. M., S s Broad-
way bet Van Ness Av and Franklin

Sisters of Mercy Employment Ofiace, St.
Mary's Hospital, cor 1st and Bryant

Sisters of Notre Dame, E s Dolores bet 16th
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Sisters of the Holy Cross, 302 Capp

Sisters of the Holy Family, 312 Fulton, HO

Hayes, 860 Hayes and 1413 Powell
Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary,

W s lOth bet Howard and Folsom
Sites Oscar F., secretary and manager Palace

Hardware Co., 603 Market, r. Oakland
Sitgreaves Beverly Mrs., dress cutting school,

63 St. Ann's Bldg
Sittenheim Emelia, widow, r. ISOS'/J Polk
" Leopold, pressman Francis- Valentine Co.,
r. 13051/2 Polk
Sittley Frederick, stone cutter, r. 430 Bryant
Sitton John J. Rev., r. 3 Clay Av
" Naomi B. Mrs., superintendent Cumber-
land Chinese Mission, 3 Clay Av
Sivanger Harry L., stenographer Charles

Brown & Son, r. 1516 Clay
Sivell Albert J., waiter Occidental Hotel, r.

1555 Kearny
Sivers John, shoemaker, 807 Buchanan, r. 113
Lobos
" John H. (W. F. Van Bergen & Co.), r. 310,

3d Av
" Olivia Mrs., r. 1408 Mission
4®"Sivers. See Severs

Siverson Charles, conductor Market St. Ry., r.
1302 Hayes
" Emil, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Sivertsen Charles O., plumber E. Demers, r. 318
Fremont
" Martin O.. liquors, NE cor Howard and

Steuart, r. 318 Fremont
" Sivert A., mattress maker H. W. Frank &
Co., r. 405 Stevenson
Sivori Antonio (Sivori & Co.), r. 60^4 Annie
" Antonio, paste packer Martinoni &

Podesta, r. 21 Lafayette PI
" & Co. (Antonio Sivori and Giovanni B.
Badano), florists, 6OV2 Annie
Six Mile House (New), Alex Hischier proprie-
tor, cor Worden Av and Mission Road
" Mile House, Henry Blanken proprietor, San

Bruno Av near County Line
" Mile House, John Regli proprietor. Mis-
sion Road nr County Line
Sixth Street Pharmacy, Charles M. Troppmann

manager, 452, 6th
Sixtus Michael, teamster, r. 162 Clara
Size Mary, domestic. 1501 Van Ness Av
Sizer William H., advertising agent, office 217

Bush
Sjelonder John, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Sjogren August, carpenter Thomas Merry, r. 404
Greenwich
" Emil W., fireman, r. 2240 Post
■' Franz O., carpenter Thomas Merry, r. 518

Day
" Otto Mrs., dressmaking, 518 Day
SJonfild Antone, merchant, r. Edinburgh nr

Russia Av
Sjovall Erasmus P., r. 841 Castro
Skaggs Frederick L., bookkeeper Hotel St.
Nicholas
" Willie A., r. 944 Valencia
Skagit Cumberland-Coal Co. The, A. W. Blun-
dell president, William Steel vice-presi-
dent, W. Wallace Armstrong secretary,
508 California, room 28
Skaife Alfred, salesman A. Repsold &. Co., r.
824 Waller
" Francis W., veterinary surgeon, 18 Cedar
Av, r. 1008 Bush
Skain Richard, gripman Cal. St. RR, r. 1426
California

Skalla Jacob, waiter J. P. McDonald, r. 1109

Tennessee
Skanca Michael, restaurant, 1401 Valencia, r.

1316 Valencia
Skarstedt Ernest (Olsson & Skarstedt) and
editor and proprietor Vestkusten, Swe-
dish newspaper, 921 Mission, r. 1131
Army
Skeem Peter H., seaman, r. 22 East
Skehan Henry, marble polisher, r. 441a Tehama
" James, dairyman, r. Trumbull nr Congdon
" James J., rubber worker Bowers Rubber

Co., r. 730 O'Farrell
" Joseph, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 33d
Av South bet G and H
Skellinger Charles L., motorman, r. 819a 24th
" Frederick, driver Ewell, Shafer &Co., r. 811

Shotwell
" H. D., clerk Geo. W. Gibbs Co., r. 811 Shot-
well
Skelly Charles F., compositor Co-operative Pub-
lishing Co., r. 1042 York
" Edward, laborer, r. 2 Freelon
" Edward J., carpenter, r. 1042 York
" Frank P. (Skelly & Welch), r. 1313 Fell
" Gregory, policeman, r. 1424, 25th
" I. M., conductor Market St. Ry..r. 1224 Mis-
sion
" James H., vice-president Asbestos Para-

fflne Co., r. 299 Hyde
" James P., bookkeeper J. Noonan, r. 34

Rausch
" Jerome C, clerk, U. S. Pension Agency, r.

1119 O'Farrell
" John, bartender F. Kaufman, r. 34 Rausch
" John H,, foreman packing room Nathan,

Dohrmann & Co., r. 2029 Ellis
" John R., salesman Moore, Hunt & Co., r.

226 Dolores
" John T., porter, r. 1042 York
" John W., butcher, r. 34 Rausch
" Mary, domestic, 1821 Sacramento
" Michael, r. 1224 Mission
" Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

1514 Folsom
" Thomas P., carpenter, r. 2729 Pine
" Timothy, carpenter Charles M. Depew

Planing Mill Co., r. 1042 York
" & Welch (Frank Skelly and Thomas
Welch), painters, 1501, 24th
Skelton Ennion W., real estate agent, 410
Montgomery, room 2
" M. E. Mrs., r. 132 Murphy Bldg
" William, vocalist, 1 Eddy
Skene H., clerk, r. 989 Howard
Skerrett Daniel, jeweler, 126, 2d, r. 113 Webster
" Delamere, 2d lieut. Battery C, 5th Artillery

U. S. A., Alcatraz Island
" John F., produce, r. 133 Shipley
4®"Skerrett. See Skarrett
Sketch Club, 508 Montgomery, room 29
Skidmore Charles W., solicitor Will E. Fisher
&Co., r. 1219 Filbert
" Frank A., stenographer Kilgarif & Beaver,

r. 511 Turk
,. Harriet M. Miss, r. 1219 Filbert
Skiff Albert E., real estate, r. 308, 5th
" AlonzoM., carpenter, r. 512 Harrison
" James, painter, r. 104 Fair Oaks rear
" Oscar J., painter, r. 3525^^ Mission
J8®"Skiffington. See Ski\ington
Skiles James, clerk, r. 1412 Powell
Skillicorn Arthur E., electrician, r. 1542 Jackson
" John, carpenter, r. 1542 Jackson
" John H., hostler, r. 509 Jersey
" John H. Jr., painter, r. 509 Jersey
Skillin Daniel H., carpet layer. 504 Larkin
Skillman Edward A., capitalist, r. 34 Ellis
" Mary, widow, lodgings, 919 Battery
" Peter D,, bookkeeper Edmund L. Wood
Skimmings Robert H., clerk The Liverpool
and London and Globe Insurance Co., r.
Berkeley
Skinner Alexander, stevedore, r. Telegraph Hill
Observatory
" Cole H., bartender Occidental Hotel
" Eliza Mrs., varieties, 21 Valencia
" Frank G., marine enginet^r, 9 Mission, r.

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aer Henry E., secretary E. T. Allen Co.,
416 Market, r. Berkeley
" Homer, carpenter, r. 304, 3d
" Isaac P., cook str Modoc
" James, machinist, r. 1313 Bush
" James, millhand Delmonte Milling Co., r.

151 Silver
•' James H., machinist, r. 304, 3d
Skinner Jolin B., manager Champion Phar-
macy, NW cor Eddy and Steiner, r. 1724
O'Farrell
Skinner Jolin C, division superintendent
Market Street Railway Company, office
NW cor Mason and Washington, r. 1111 Vz
Jones
" John F., barber, 148, 5th, r. 426 Natoma
" John H., note teller First National Bank,

r. Alameda
" John L., wine dealer, r. 513 Post
" Mary Mrs., in charge Telegraph Hill Ob-
servatory
" Ralph E., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 1011

Mission
" Richard, painter, r. 220 Montgomery Av
Skipper Sarah E. Miss, saleslady, r. 51 Henry
Skipwith Caleb J., whitener, r. 17 Sherwood
Skirvin F. L.., school teacher, r. 227, 2d
<• Harvey, stone cutter John D. McGilvray
& Co.
Skivington Frank, carpenter, r. Sadowa nr Ori-
zaba Av
" George A., pattern maker Risdon I. & L.

Wks, r. 1023 York
" Hannah, widow, r. Sadowa nr Orizaba Av
" John, salesman, r. 1023 York
" John F., foreman pattern shop Risdon I. &

L. Wks, r. 316 Fremont
" Mary Mrs., r. 1023 York
" Robert J., pattern maker Risdon I. & L.
Wks, r. 1020 York
j86S-Skivington. See Skifflngton
Skoglund Martin, submarine diver, .r. 611 How-
ard
Skogstet Charles, painter, r. 331 McAllister
Skolfleld Samuel, r. 1517 Mission
Skoll Louis, bookbinder, r. 26 Russ

" Louis, engineer, r. 216, 7th
Skooman William, cook New Wisconsin Hotel
Skootsky Albert, shoemaker, 1704 Hyde, r. 1717
Leavenworth rear
" David, collector Tobias Brilliant, r. 711

Willow Av
" Israel, expressman, SW cor Califotaia and

Sansome, r. 711 Willow Av
" Theodore, collector, r. 711 Willow Av
Skorgen Martin, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Skov Christian P., carrier postofflce, r. 417a

Francisco
Skow John, waiter C. G. Larsen
Skowran Frank, nailer Cal. Barrel Co., r. 505,

6th
■ " Joseph, groceries, 505, 6th
Skoyen Louis E., clerk Annie Lack, r. 1019 Pa-
cific
Skuce Frank, stevedore, r. 19 Boyd
" Frank J. , porter Cutting Fruit Packing Co. ,
r. 7 Boyd
SkuUof Matthew, polisher, r. 417'/2 Hayes
Skupensky Antonio Mrs., widow, r. 1115i4 Clay
Skur John, longshoreman, r. 142 Townsend
Skvicolo John, cook C. Radovan, r. 1109 Folsom
Slack Catharine Mrs., r. 1729 Sutter
" Charles A., groceries and liquors, 432Post,
r. 501 Post
Slack Charles W., presiding judge Superior
Court and judge Department 10, cham-
bers New City Hall, 3d floor, r. 1737 Sut-
ter
«' Darwin E., s. 705 Shotwell
" Edgar S., carpenter, 115 Geary rear, r. 807'^

Treat Av
" Edward, driver Chase's Bakery, r. 1923

Fillmore
" EllardD., clerk, r. 2630 Howard
" Emma F. Mrs., r. 2630 Howard
" George, shooting gallery, 309, 3d
" J. Arnold, bookkeeper, r. 122 Turk
" John W., r. 705 Shotwell
" Joseph, porter, r. 5.S2 Mission

W, & J. SLOANE & CO.,
DRAPERIES.

Slack Michael J., laborer, r. 532 Mission
" Walter K., clerk San Francisco Collateral

Loan Bank, r. Berkeley
Slade Charles, student Van der Naillen's

School of Engineering, r. 28, 8th

SLADE S. E. LUMBER CO.

(Spencer E. Slade), dealers in Oregon

Eine, spruce and redwood lumber, 20
uning Bldg, 106 Market, telephone
Drumm 48
Slade Spencer E. (S. E. Slade Lumber), r. 212

Ashbary
;8®-Slade. See Slate

Sladky Charles, proprietor Hammam Baths,
11-13 Grant Av, r. Mountain View, Cal.
" Joseph A., with Charles Sladky, r. Moun-
tain View, Cal.
Sladovich Christopher, driver Abramovich

Bros. & Co., r. 1654 Polk
Slate Ellen, widow, r. 6 Alaska PI
Slater Charles, coal passer str City of Everett
" Edith Miss, trained nurse, r. 1117 Van Ness

Av
•• Frank, showcase maker Bernstein & Co.,

r. 618, 6th
" Hannah S., widow, nurse, r. bOT-A Leaven-
worth rear
" Harry, seaman, r. 108 Jackson
" James H., lodgings, 6 Turk
" John, master mariner, r. 51 Stanford
" John C, bookkeeper Hale Bros., r. 120 Mc-
Allister
" John W., clerk, r. 234 Fell
" Louis, musician, r. 766V^ Howard
" Mary H., widow, r. 12th Av South nr Q
" Melvina Miss, clairvoyant, r. 766>4 Howard
" Patrick, plasterer, r. 234 Fell
" William, secretary, r. 1 Latham PI
4®="Slater. See Sleator, Slitor and Slytor
Slattery Annie, widow, r. 435, 7th Av
" Charles P., porter Milishich & Bello, r. 867

Market
" Clarence, r. 1429 Polk
" Cornelius D., bookkeeper, r. 609 Ellis
" Dennis F., clerk car accountant S. P. Co.,

r. 1429 Polk
" Edgar F., deputy License Collector, r. 1222

Laguna
" Frances B. Miss, r. 2113 Jones
" Frank, laborer, r. 435, 7' h Av
" Frank, salesman Daniel Keefe, r. 46, 28th
" House, Daniel Casey proprietor, 521 Howard
" James, expressman, r. 3219, 16th
" James, iron worker, r. 1109 Tennessee
" James Jr., clerk purchasing and supply

dept. S. P. Co., r. East Oakland
" John, laborer, r. 212 Broadway
" John, teamster, r. 1103 Montgomery
•' John H., gate tender, r. 435, 7th Av
" Kate Miss, r. bnObi Stevenson
" Maggie J. Miss, dressmaking, 131 Murphy

Bldg, r. 3219, 16th
" Mary, widow, r. 128 Page
" Mary, widow, r. 513 Stevenson
" Michael A., plumber, r. 435, 7th Av
" Michael F., photographer, r. 46, 28th
" M. J., steel and copper engraver, 723 Mar-
ket, r. 927 Page
" Neil, butcher, r. 609 Ellis
" Patrick, hostler, r. 7% Dikeman PI
" Patrick, laborer, r. .=532!/2. 6th
" Patrick, salesman The Hamburger Co., r.

8 Morris Av
" Patrick F., cardriver Market St. Ry., r. 120
Shipley

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■j Sau Francisco OfSce, 405 Sansome St. [

Slattery Richard, teamster, r. 1103 Montgomery

" S., forgeman Pac. Roll. Mill

" Thomas A., plumber John J. Bradley, r.
435, 7th Av

" Thomas F., policeman, r. 126V4 Julian Av

'■ William, car cleaner S. P. Co., r. 424 Bran-
nan

" William J., machinist Murray Bros., r.
544A Castro

" William J., marine engineer, r. 423 Green
Slaughter F. C. & Co. (Frank C. Slaughter), im-
porters, brokers and manufacturers'
agents, 120 Sutter, room 80

" Frank C. (F. C. Slaughter & Co.), r. 719^
Bush
Slavan Annie E. Miss, principal Cleveland
Primary School, r. 529, 17th

'■ Frederick, clerk Humboldt Lumber Mill
Co.. r. 111,16th

" Frederick T., laundryman, r. Ill, 16th

" Kate I. Miss, bookkeeper American Car-
bonic Acid Gas Co., r. Alameda

" Mary H. Miss, teacher Cleveland Primary
School, r. 539, 17th
Slaven Elizabeth, widow, r. 1736 Sau Carlos Av

" Hugh, r. 632 Mission

" John, laborer, r. 9 Converse

" Joseph P., tanner, r. 4 Adair

" Michael, laborer, r. 149 Dors rear

" Thomas, laborer, r. 9 Converse

" Thomas D.Mrs., r. .5341/4, 4th
Slavich Andrew J., cooper Cal. Wine Assn., r.
923/2 Pacific

•' Antonio, cooper Cal. Wine Assn.. r. 923!4
Pacific

'■ George, cooper Cal. Wine Assn., r. 542, 4th

" Matthew, varnisher Cal. Wine Assn.
Slavin Brothers (John A. and Patrick E.), gro-
ceries, liquors and cigars, 1641 Hyde

" Frank, messenger New Western Hotel

" Gilmour, clerk Whitaker & Ray Co.

" John A. (Slavin Bros.), r. 1305 Broadway

" Mary, widow, r. 812 Bryant

" Mary, widow, r. 1305 Broadway

" Patrick, liquors, 546, 6th

•' Patrick E. (Slavin Bros.), r. 1305 Broad-
way

■• T. B., school teacher, r. m6V« Harrison

■' Thomas J., horseshoer Neil M. Johnson, r.
1305 Broadway
4£8"Slavin. See Slavan, Sleavin and Slevin
Slavonic-IUyrlc Cemetery, 34th Av and Clement
Slayback Henry A., paper ruler Hicks- Judd Co..

r. 132 Clipper
Slayton Samuel, manufacturer photo appara-
tus, 124 Gearv. r. 236 Sutter
Sleater Charles, r. 1426 California

" John, hostler Michael Conlon, r. 1426 Cali-
fornia
Sleator Edmond M., canvasser, r. 529"/^ Shot-
well

" Elizabeth M, Miss, stenographer, r. 52914
Shotwell

" Ellen A. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 529^ Shotwell
.^-Sleator. See Slater

Sleeper diaries, manager San Francisco Clear-
ing House, 211 Sansome, r. Berkeley

" George E., clerk S. F. Clearing House, r.
Berkeley

" Henry E., compositor H. S. Crocker Co., r
516 Ellis

" Hobart W., salesman Baker & Hamilton,
r. East Oakland

" Mary Miss, teacher Longfellow Primary
School, r. "" ""

Sleeth Frank V., manufacturers' agent, 52 Flood
Bldg, r. 810 Central Av

Slemin Charles Jr., manager OfQce Specialty
Mfg. Co., 29 New Montgomery, r. Oak-
land

Slesinger Samuel, attorney at law, 401 Califor-
nia, room 25, r. 816b Larkin

Slesser B. Miss, r. 705 Post

Slessinger Leonard, clerk Porter, Slessinger &
Co., r. 1803 Broadway
" Louis (Porter, Slessinger & Co.), r. 1809

Broadway
■' Walter, clerk The Wertheimer Co., r. 1809
Broadway

4®="Slessinger. See Schlesinger

Sletcher Frederick, mining engineer, r. 48, 4th

Slettengren Erick W.. baker, r. 38 Merritt

Slevin Catherine E.. widow, r. 2755 Harrison
" James, messenger Brunt, r. 2413 Sacra-
mento

■ James P., reporter Examiner, r. 3810b

Howard

■ Louis S., clerk, r. 2413 Sacramento

' Marie C, widow, r. 2413 Sacramento

Thomas B., bookkeeper Lane & Connelly,
r. 2755 Harrison
•• Thomas E., clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
2413 Sacramento
«^Slevin. See Slaven, Slavin and Sleavin
Slidger Oliver P., clerk, r. 418 Golden Gate Av
Shgo James, rattan worker, r. 1700 Folsom
summon Alexander W., r. 1133 Tennessee

" Alonzo, engineer Gray Bros., r. Alameda
Slinker August, watchman, r. 546 Howard
Siinkey Jolm E., proprietor El Monte Hotel
(Sausalito, Cal.), secretary Pacific Coast
Commercial Co., 532-536 Washington and
manager Old Friends' Gazette, 235
Kearny, r. Sausalito
Slipper Levy H., barber Fred E. Sand, r. 711

Bush
Sliscovich Marto, restaurant, 2045 Folsom
Slitor Eliza J., widow, r. 235, Uth
" Ernest H., harnessmaker Main & Win-
chester, r. 235, Uth
4S=-Slitor. See Slyter

Sloan Alexander, ironworker WesternlronWks,
r. 815'/, Geary
" Burtis W., traveling salesman Tillmann &

Bendel
" Cash, jockey, r. Hotel Langham
•' Charles, laborer Bennett & Schutte, r. 2537

Bryant
" Clara S., stewardess str San Jose
" Clarence B., general insurance, 421 Cali-
fornia, r. 3314 Geary
" Edward R., clerk, r. 1425 Bush
" G. B.. gripman Sutter St. Ry., r. 2812

Bush
" James, master mariner, r. 26, 12th
" James R., bookkeeper Miller & Hamilton,

r. Oakland
" James Ralnh, with Market St. Ry. Co., r.

Eagle Av nr Willow, Alameda
" John, ship stores, 416 Battery, r. 32V4

Geary
" John, yardman W. G. Staflord&Co., r. 134V4

Silver
" John Jr., painter, r. ]34i4 Silver
" Lewis, sheep buyer, r. 138 Clipper
" Louis B., carpenter, r. 6 Moss
" Margaret, widow, r. 1425 Bush
" Mary Mrs., lodgings, SloYz Geary
" Patrick, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 231

Minna
" Robert W., manager Pac. Coast dept. Lon-
don Guarantee and Accident Co., lim-
ited, 421 California, r. Salt Lake, Utah
" Sylvester O., clerk, r. 1435 Bush
" Theresa Mrs., restaurant, 1606 Valencia
" Thomas E., salesman, r. 8I5!4 Geary
" William, seaman, r. 20 Everett
" William J., teamster D. J. Drew
Sloane Bernard, peddler, r. W s Manchester nr
Precita Av
" Joseph, carpenter, r. 8 Yerba Buena
" Patrick, rigger, r. 31M Everett
" Richard G., actor, r. 213 Clara rear
" Thomas, carpenter, r. 856 Howard

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SLOANE W. & J. «& CO.

(W. & J. Sloane of New York, George
D. Cooper and Josepli D. Cuttibert),
importers and dealers carpets, furni-
ture, upholstery and window shades,
641-647 Market

4QrSloane. See Slone

Sloat Charles Fred, dentist, 46 O'Farrell, r. 720
Cole

Slohoda (weekly), Servian newspaper. Servian
Literary Club publishers, 636 Clay

Slocomb Henry B., assayer, r. 212 Austin Av
rear
" William H., manager flour and feed dept.
Smiths' Cash Store, r. 1019 Vallejo

Slocombe Samuel, secretary E. J. Bowen, 815
Sansome, r. Commercial Hotel

Slocum Elizabeth C, nurse, r. 836!^, 22d

SLOCUM E. R. «fe CO.

(Sigmund Rosenthal), ladies', chil-
dren's and infants' wear, also dealers
fancy goods, 144-146, 6th

Slocum Frederick, driver Harvey & Johnson, r.
2613 Mission
" Harry B., salesman O'Brien & Sons, r. 921

Sutter
" Ingram B., purser str Doric, r. 525 Harri-
son
Slocum Lot D., proprietor Excelsior Stables,
925 Sutter, telephone East 25, r. 921 Sut-
ter
Slocumb Clay, clerk Freeman & Bates, r. 1111
Jackson
" Hall, clerk Macondray Bros. & Lockard, r.,

1907 Larkin
" Kate, widow, r. 1111 Jackson
Sloman Ernest G., reporter, r. 149 Jersey
" Michael, laborer, r. 416 Clementina
Slone Charles G.. tile setter, r. 2430 Bryant
" Charles P., laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r.

2430 Bryant
" James H., laborer J. Martenstein & Co., r.

2430 Bryant
" Lottie Miss, dressmaker, r. 2430 Bryant
" Moses (M. Friedman & Co.), r. 2121 Pine
" William D., lineman Edison Light and

Power Co., r. 2130 Bryant
" William I., teamster, r. 2430 Bryant
j8®"Slone. See Sloan and Sloane
Sloper Ira M., carpenter, r. 513 Jersey
Sloskovich Martin, r. 2045 Folsom
Sloss Joseph, secretarv and treasurer Miller,
Sloss & Scott, 18-22 Fremont, r. 1500 Van
Ness Av
" Leon (Louis Sloss & Co.), r. 1516 Van Ness

Av
" Louis (Louis Sloss & Co.), r. 1500 Van Ness

Av
» Louis Jr. (Louis Sloss & Co.), r. 1500 Van
Ness Av
Sloss Louis & Co. (Louis Sloss, Lewis Gerstle,
Leon Sloss and Louis Sloss Jr.), commis-
sion merchants, 310 Sansome
." Marcus C. (Chickering, Thomas & Greg-
ory and Gerstle & Sloss), attorney at
law, 206 Sansome, rooms 29-34, r. 1500
Van Ness Av
4@"Sloss. See Schloss
Slosson Edward K., r. SlS'/a Lyon
Slosson Edward P., secretary Western Premier
Cycle Co., 312-314 Baker, r. 518% Lyon
" Henry L. Jr., special agent Northwestern
Mutual Life Insurance Co., r. 130 Page
Sluegel William, salesman, r. 3217 Sacramento
Slund August, shoemaker, r. 448 Clementina
Slusser Clara Mrs., housekeeper, 904 Washing-
ton
" Samuel, shoemaker C. M. Tieburg, r. 635
Kearny
Slye Joseph, attorney at law, 305 Larkin, r. 2011

Green
Slyter Charles A., foreman, r. SE cor 17th and
Uranus
" Edward, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 634

Valencia
" George M., contractor, r. 14 Hartford
Smack Ferdinand, r. Precita Av nr Treat Av

W. W. MONTAGUE & GO,

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Smadeke Charles D., assayer C A. Luckhardt
&Co.,r. 1203 Mission
" William (William Smadeke & Co.), r. 1203
Mission
Smadeke William & Co. (William Smadeke
and Louis H. Earner), wines and liquors,
SW cor 8th and Mission, telephone Jes-
sie 143
;e®=Sjnadeke. See Sohmadeke
Smaj avich Hannibal, laundryman, r. 1505 Dupont
Smale John, carpenter, r. 633 Jersey
" William J., proprietor Olympia Hotel, 504
Napa
Small Albert W., bookkeeper Nordman Bros., r.
2050 Mission
" Allen W., carpenter, 2403 Mission, r. 325

Capp
" Arthur H.,managermarine insurance dept.
Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r. University Club
" Benjamin F., clerk U. S. Customs, r. Hotel

St. Nicholas
" Charles H., machinist H. P. Christie, r.

393, 6th
" Dominick. groceries, 439 Greenwich, r. 407

Greenwich
" Ella A. Miss, school teacher, r. NW cor

26th and Fair Oaks
" Emma G., widow, dressmaking, 14 McAl-
lister
" Eudora E. Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Emma

G. Small, r. 14 McAllister
" Francis, widow, r. 1020a Jackson
" FrankP.,porterWells,Fargo&Co.,r. East

Oakland
" George K., expressman, SW cor Sacra-
mento and Battery, r. 2306 Harrison
" Gertrude Miss, r. 1228'/2 Bush
" Henry, driver Patterson & Co., r. Berkeley
" Henry, ship carpenter, r. 116 Mississippi
" Henry H., pantryman City and County

Hospital
" James, carpenter, r. 407 Greenwich
•' James, laborer, r. 3310 Mission
" John J., porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 732V2

Clementina
" John W.. clerk Dominick Small, r. 407

Greenwich
" Levi, rigger, r. 211 Page
" Mary J., widow, r. 732i4 Clementina
" Mildred Miss, r. 1238^2 Bush
" Patrick, laborer, r. 229 Cortland Av
" William S.. carpenter, r. 210 Chattanooga
Smallbone Charles R., liquors, 713 Mission

•' James H., painter, r. 316 Laguna
Smalley Dinah Mrs , restaurant, 209-211 Jones
" Fayette J., r. 404 Haight „„, ^,t^

" Lizzie Miss, medical student, r. 621 O'Far-
rell
Smallman Robert F., laborer, r. 514, 2d

• ' VVilliam F., laborer, r. 514, 3d

• ' WilliamH.M., manufacturers' agent, 221

Front, room 11, r. 109 Devisadero
Smallmann George, carpenter, r. 316, 3d
Smallpox Hospital, bet De Haro and Rhode

Island, Colusa and Marin
Smalls Bernard, r. 38 Silver

" Jacques, r. 1319 York
Smalridge Charles H., carpenter r.308,_ 7th
Smario Antonio, salesman G. Verduci, r. 23%

Smart Charles A., piano tuner Kohler & Chase,
r. Oakland ^ .^ ^

•' Florence A. Miss, teacher Irving Institute,
r. 1036 Valencia .

" Francis W., foreman New York Dairy, r.
154 Old San Jose Road

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Smart George C, proprietor New York Dairy,

Old San Jose Road nr County Jail No. 2,

office 35 Eddy

" George T., manager George C. Smart, r.

Old San Jose Road nr County Jail No. 2

" Gordon S., salesman Turkish Rug Co., r.

722 Hayes
" Isabelle, widow, r. I6V2 Hoff Av
" John, machinist William Wedgwood Ma-
chine Wks, r. 1922 Lexington Av
Smart Robert, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Laguna and Filbert, r. 3005 Filbert
" William, machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks, r.
1922 Lexington Av
Smeade Peter v., driver Drucker Express and

Transfer Co., r. East Oakland
Smedberg James Mrs., manager Armitage

Home, r. 509 Powell
Smedberg William R., president Smedberg &
Mitchell, 314 California, r. 1611 Larkin
" William R. Jr., 2d lieutenant Troop K, 4th
Cavalry U. S. A., r. Presidio
Smedberg & Mitchell William R. Smedberg
president, George M. Mitchell vice-
president and secretary, general insur-
ance agents, 314 California
Smedley Elizabeth, widow, r. 213 Flood Av
" George H. (Lovely & Smedley), r. 604 Pine
" James W., salesman J. H. Curley & Co., r.

700 Broderick
" John, cook, r. 547 Mission
Smiddy Edward F., butcher, 865 Bryant, r. 21154
Perry
" Ellen, widow, r. 211 V2 PPrry
" Timothy J., clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co., r.
2111/0 Perry
Smidt Emil (Smidt & Zapffe). r. 1040 Army
" Frank, clerk George E. Knief, r. SW

cor Kearny and Vallejo
" Richard J., salesman Wolf Bros., r. 14 Ellis
" William, watchman Sutter St. Ry., r. 108

Central Av
" v'i Zapfte (Emil Smidt and Henry Zapfle),
liquors, SW cor Mission and 7th
4®" Smidt. See Schmid, Schmidt and Schmitt
Smiles Anne, widow, r. 635c Minna
Smiley Annie Mrs., r. 9'/^ Dale PI
Smiley Arthur G., superintendent Boys' and
Girls' Aid Society, SE cor Grove and
Baker
" Estelle Miss, bookkeeper J. Seldl & Co., r.

9'/2 Dale PI
" Francis W., machinist, r. 3027 Geary
" Frederick, marine engineer, r. 11 Hubbard
" Henry P., pressman Francis-Valentine Co.,

r. 2512% Sutter
" Hugh J., motorman S. F. & S. M. Ry.,r. 38

Chenery
" James, pressman, r. 251254 Sutter
" James, shoemaker, 111 Valencia
" Jefferson D., traveling salesman Sherwood

& Sherwood, r. Russ House
" Samuel P., clerk W. P. Fuller & Co., r. 15a

Belvedere
" Thomas J. L., broker, 331 Montgomery,

room 27, r. 604 Broderick
" Virginia W., physician, 1214Hyde
4®- Smiley. See Smyley

Smilie Brothers (Robert and James A.), con-
tractors and builders, 40 New Montgom-
ery
" James A. (Smilie Bros.), r. East Oakland
" Robert (Smilie Bros.), r. Oakland
Smilow Henry, varieties, 30 Franklin
Smirl George, lineman Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r.
629 Townsend

SMITH A. B. FURNITURE CO.,

Anthony B. Smith manager, 128-132

Ellis
Smith Abble B., widow, r. 2211 Larkin
" Abraham, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
" Ada, widow, r. 517 Mason
" Adam, carpenter, r. 1931 Howard
" Adam, law student Davis Louderback, r.

1037a Dolores
" Adam A., clerk, r. 90554 Valencia
" Adam W., cabinet maker, r. 560 Howard
" Addison A., collector John J. Newbegin, r.

East Oakland
" Adelaide M. Miss, teacher vocal mnsic,

427 Ellis
" Adolph, laborer, r. 523, 6th rear
" Adrian R., agent, 315 California, rooms 18-

20, r. 1319a Clay
" A E. Mrs., widow, r. 1712 Howard
" A. F. Mrs., r. 829 Stevenson
" Agnes, widow, r. 1631 Clay
" Agnes Miss, dressmaker, r. 20 Masonic Av
" A. H., storekeeper Cardall & Marston, r.

108, 8th
Smith A. H. & Co. (Arthur H. Smith and

Joseph Elf elt), druggists, NE cor Bush

and Polk
" Alba Miss, saleslady Theo C. Marceau, r.

404 Ellis
" Albert, horseman, r. 110 Eddy
" Albert, laborer, r. 730 Folsom
" Albert, painter Donald McRae, r. 838 Mis-
sion
" Albert, painter, r. 1711 Buchanan
" Albert, seaman str Australia
" Albert, upholsterer, r. 126, 5th
" Albert F., special policeman, r. 1032 Mar-
ket
" Albert K., stencil cutter C. A. Klinkner &

Co., r. 1007, 9th
" Albert W., manager canned goods dept.

Smiths' Cash Store, r. Alameda
" Alexander, r. 427 Ellis
" Alexander, bookbinder Hicks-Judd Co., r.

838, 19th
" Alexander, fireman, r. 65 Langton
'• Alexander D., bookkeeper, r. 1009 Dolores
" Alexander D., compositor Call, r. 1210

Kearny
" Alexander H., clerk, r. 7 South Park
" Alfred, bakery, 1711 Polk
" Alfred, clerk Wolf, Wreden & Co., r. 1106

Sacramento
" Alfred, watchman U. S. Mint, r. 39 Willow

Av
" Alfred A., cutter H. LeBaron Smith, r. 432,

5th Av
" Alfred A., foreman, r. 17a Clinton Park
" Alice, widow, r. 746, 21st
" Alice, widow, r. 2314 Larkin
" Alice J. Mrs., dressmaking, 614 Post
" Allie E. Mrs., r. 1106 Sacramento
" Alonzo C, motorman S. F. & S. M. Ry., r.

30, 28th
" Alonzo C, stableman Arnold Bros., r. 17

Bartlett
" Alphonso H., lithographer, r. 1421 Geary
" Amanda, varieties, 2400 Mission
" Amanda Miss, dressmaker Mrs. A. E.

Grunwald, r. 122 Trenton
" Amy C. Mrs., teacher music, r. 913 Capp
" Andrew, collector, r. 116 Hyde
" Andrew, laborer, r. 12 Bernice
" Andrew, master schr John A. Campbell,

office Pier 4 Steuart
" Andrew, seaman, r. 6 Howard
" Andrew, second-hand clothing, 229, 4th
" Andrew C. (Smith & Mayers), r. 624 Cali-
fornia
" Andrew C, laborer Pac. Sheet Metal Wks,

r. 412 Bartlett
" Andrew F., foreman Call, r. 21 Hill
" Andrew V., capitalist, r. 2445 Howard
" Angelina C, restaurant, 208, 1st, r. Oak-
land
" Angus H., bartender, r. 529 Sacramento
" Ann, widow, r. 2429 Larkin
" An a, widow, r. 236 Vicksburg

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Smith Anna Miss, r. 2020 Point Lobos Av

" Annie, widow, r. 5 Railway Av

" Annie, widow, r. 145, 12th

" Annie, widow, r. 661^ Minna

" Annie Mrs., notions, 427 McAllister

" Annie, domestic, 3133 Washington

" Annie E. Mrs., saleslady The Hamburger
Co., r. 216 Turk

" Annie R. Mrs., r. 211 Capp

" Annie T. L., widow, r. 1211V4 Guerrero

" Anthony, longshoreman, r. 20 Clementina
Smitn Anthony B., manager A. B. Smith Fur-
niture Co., 128-132 Ellis, r. 700 Fell

" Anthony H., clerk, r. 1207 Howard

" Anthony J., printer Call

'• Anton S. (A. S. Smith & Son), r. 1725 Post

" An tone B., laborer Spring Valley W. W., r.
23% Morris Av

" Archibald, waiter, r. 1006 Clay

" Arlington J., r. Ill Minna

" Armstead, elevator operator, 235 Post, r,
211, 4th

" Arthur, barber H. G. Garcier. r. 516, 4th

" Arthur A. (Freeman, Smith & Co.) and
vice-president Savings and Loan So-
ciety, r. 2501 Steiner

" Arthur C, salesman B. Hart, r. 55 South
Park

" Arthur H. (A. H. Smith & Co.), r. 1719
Green

" Arthur P., salesman J. R. Smith & Co., r.
229 San Jose Av

" A. S. & Son (Anton S. and John G.), res-
taurant, 1140 Market

" August, janitor, r. 211, 4th

" Augusta, widow, r. 614 Webster

" A. W., architect, r. 560 Howard

" Axel, chief engineer str National City, r.
136, 26th

'< Axel W., master mariner, r. 817i^ Golden
Gate Av

" B., cook str City of Puebla

" , Baker & Co. (Yokohama), Robert B. Bain
agent, 114 California, room 1
Smith Barclay J., president Smiths' Cash

Store, r. 431, 17th
Smith Barlow J., proprietor Smith's Health
Institution and Rheumatic Cure, office
and r. 1513 Buchanan

" Bayard Mrs., r. 719 Geary

" Belle H. Miss, copyist U. S. Surveyor
General's office, r. Hotel Savoy

" Benito F., r. 2119 Buchanan

" Benjamin, r. 207 Fillmore

" Benjamin, butcher, r. 1134 Florida
' " Benjamin J., special agent Robert Dick-
son, r. Oakland

" Benjamin K., electrician, r. 332^4 Clemen-
tina

" Bernard, r. 29 St. Mary's Av

" Bermard, cigar maker, r. 644 Filbert

" Bertha Miss, r. 2020 Point Lobos Av

" Bertha Mrs., restaurant, 114 Berry

" Bessie, widow, r. 20 Masonic Av

" Bessie, widow, r. 23 Louisa

" Boys J. C, shipping clerk H. P. Gregory
& Co., r. IWYz Chattanooga

" Bridget, widow, r. 382 Arlington

" Bridget, widow, r. 1221 Green

'< Brothers (Harlan P. and Nathan T.), hay,
grain and feed, wholesale and commis-
sion, 1331-1333 Folsom and 810 Brannan

" Butler, real estate agent, 630 Market, r.
718 Ridley

" Byron G., fruit packer, office and factory,
450 Townsend, r. Oakland

" C.,r. 871 Market

" Carl, machinist, r. 542 Arkansas

" Carl H., salesman, r. 1106 Sacramento

" Carlos D., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 501
Lyon

" Carrie A. Mrs., laundress H. G. Giannini,
r. 33 Laurel Av

" Carroll, salesman, r. 315 Mason

" Carroll B. (Abestos Products Co.), r. 2613
Pacific Av

" Catherine, widow, r. 133 Clara rear

" Catherine, widow, r. 211 State

" Catherine, r. 28 Oak Grove Av

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COLORINGS AND DESIGNS NOVEL

AND ARTISTIC.

G-4-l-G'4-'7 iy\ark&t St.

Smith Catherine L., widow, r. 312 Mason
C. C. Mrs., artist, r. 309 Eddy
C. H. Mrs., r. 725 Pine
Charles, r. 301 Jones
Charles, r. 822, 15th
Charles, apprentice Christ Falkenhauser,

r. 2422 Greenwich
Charles, hoseman Engine 11
Charles, bartender A. Suhr, r. SE cor Eddy

and Pierce
Charles, bartender James McNair, r. 902

Kearny
Charles, carriage washer W. McCafferty,

r. 718 Valencia
Charles, clerk H. W. Frank & Co., r. 1624

Eddy
Charles, cook, r. 12 Essex rear
Charles, engineer, r. 1109% Bryant
Charles, fireman S. P. Co., r. 2332 Harrison
Charles, iron worker, r. 301 Sierra
Charles, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 2451/2

Michigan
Charles, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. NE

cor Napa and Louisiana
Charles, laborer Western Sugar Refinery,

r. 1109% Bryant
Charles, liquor dealer, r. 626 California
Charles, liquors, 819 Kearny, r. 919 Powell
Charles, marine fireman, r. 343 Shipley
Charles, peddler, r. 951 Folsom
Charles, porter, r. 904 Kearny
Charles, seaman, r. 393, 6th
Charles, teamster, r. 620 Bryant
Charles, 3d asst. engineer str City of Rio

de Janeiro
Charles A., clerk, r. 1106 Sacramento
Charles A., clerk freight auditors' dept. S.

P. Co., r. 2724 Mission
Charles A., engineer California Fire

Works Co., r. 21st Av South nr K
Charles A., foreman Wolf, Wreden & Co.,

r. 1225 Clay
Charles A., laborer S. P. Co., r. 631 Harrison
Charles A., marine engineer, r. 919 Powell
Charles A., physician, r. 111% Polk
Charles A., porter Henry Harris, r. 129

Taylor
Charles B., r. 1013, 11th Av South
Charles B. Mrs., widow, r. 720 Leaven-
worth
Charles C, r. 16 South Park
Charles C, waiter, r. 1006 Washington
Charles E., musician, r. 715 Howard
Charles E., sailmaker Simpson & Fisher,

r. 724 Chestnut
Charles E., salesman Western Furnishing

Co.,r. 126Tremont Av
Charles E., sawyer, r. 346, 4th
Charles E., shipping clerk George F. Rob-
erts, r. 706 Sacramento
Charles F., motorman, r. 810 Tennessee
Charles F., proprietor Arcade House, 45

Sacramento
Charles F. W., broker, 316 Montgomery, r.

2509 Howard
Charles G., r. 314 Clipper
Charles G., plumber, r. Edinburg nr Persia

Av
Charles H., r. Hotel Pleasanton
Charles H., r. 217 Francisco
Charles H., cabinet maker, r. 1409 Lyon
Smith Charles H., cashier Treasurer's depart-
ment Southern Pacific Co., Union Trust

Bldg
" Charles H., clerk Lowenberg & Co., r. 508a

Fulton

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Smith Charles H., contractor, 1914 Sutter
" Charles H., receiving teller Anglo-Califor-

nian Bank, r. Oakland
" Charles H., shipping clerk M. Friedman &

Co., r. 2008Larkin
" Charles H., student, r. 229 San Jose Av
" Charles H., waiter, r. 129 Taylor
" Charles J., boxmaker, r. 1211% Howard
" Charles J., clerk general manager's office

Market St. Ry., r. 242, 12th
" Charles J., compositor, r. 1018 Powell
" Charles J,, druggist Harrington & Adair, r.

120 Fell
" Charles J., grainer, r. 1119 Rhode Island
Smith Charles J., president Pacific Coast

Steamship Co., 10 Market, r. Seattle,

Wash.
" Charles L., teamster Perry J. Smith, r.

1226 Valencia
" Charles M., r. 417 Fillmore
" Charles M., tailor B. F. Millard, r. 49, 3d
" Charles N., carpenter, r. 1026 Hyde
" Charles O., carpenter, r. 314 Clipper
" Charles R.. bookkeeper American Biscuit

Co., r. 1102 Shotwell
" Charles R., carpet layer J. Spaulding &

Co., r. 8 Hampton PI
" Charles R., city manager Wheeler & Wil-
son Sewing Machine Agency, 1368 Mar-
ket, r. 913, 19th
" Charles S., marine engineer, r. 227 Fulton
" Charles S., teamster J. Martenstein & Co.,

r. 828 Harrison
" Charles W., butcher, 148 Solano, r. 1101,

11th Av South

SMITH CHARLES W.,

coppersmith and plumber, 16-18
Washin^on, r. 1418 Geary

Smith Charles W., laborer, r. ISYz Harriet

" Charles W., manager Occidental Cigar
Store, 136 Montgomery, r. 1312 Fulton

" Charles W., special agent Alliance Assur-
ance Co., r. 7 South Park

" Charles W., stone cutter O. E. Brady, r.
1309, 25th

" Charles W. Jr., foreman Charles W. Smith,
r. Berkeley

" Charlotte Mrs., bakery, 869 Folsom

" Chester J., bookkeeper W. H. Nolan & Co.,
r. 12111/2 Howard
Smith Chester L., manufacturers' agent, 303
California, room 29, and president and
general manager Asbestos ParafflneCo.,
128, 1st, r. 2613 Pacific Av

" Chester S., r. 2613 Pacific Av
Smith Chester W. M. (Smith & Osborn), solici-
tor of patents and attorney at law, 319
Pine, rooms 46-51, r. 1719 Clay

" Christian W. (Redington & Co.), r. 724 Post

" Christina, groceries and liquors, Pren-
tiss nr Cortland Av

" . Christopher, baker, r. 52Natoma

" Christopher^ printer, r. 1011 Mission

" Clara A. Miss, copyist U. S. Surveyor Gen-
eral's office, r. 299 Hyde

" Clara L. Miss, school teacher, r. 223
Leavenworth

" Clarence, salesman Raphael Weill & Co.,
r. 315 Mason

" Clarence C, incubators, r. 828 Harrison
Smith Clarence M., general agent Northwest-
ern Mutual Life Insurance Co., 110-114
Phelan Bldg, r. Alameda

" Clarence P., butcher W. E. Smith, r. 523!^
Lombard

Smith C. M., carpenter Harbor Commissioners
Colin M., capitalist, r. Bohemian Club
Collins C, trunks and valises, SW cor

Grant Av and Bush, r. 418 Valley
Constantino F., baggage master, r. 3211,

16th
Crowson Mrs., widow, r. 1904 Market
D., laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r. 1530

Kentucky
Dalton, engraver, r. 720 Laurel Av
Dalziel, civil engineer, r. 1008a Buchanan
Daniel, laborer, r. 2000 Dupont
Daniel, teamster, r. 212, 1st
Daniel A., patent medicine, r. 6 Zoe
Daniel J., salesman, r. 475 Tehama
Daniel N., porter Olympic Club, r. 18 Lewis
Daniel P., collector Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine Agency, r. 512 Golden
Gate Av
David, gilder, r. 312 Mason
David, painter, r. 750 Harrison
David A., bookkeeper William H. Smith,

r. 1C09 Dolores
David A., city ticket agent San Francisco
and North Pacific Railway, 650 Market,
r. 2110 Hyde
David C, r. 2030 Mission
David C. Jr., clerk Station KPost Office, r.

2030 Mission
David L., inventor, r. 43, 6th
David L., teamster Albert E. Buckman, r.

944 Mission
David M. Mrs., r. 1217V^ Golden Gate Av
Delia, widow, r. 151 Natoma
Delia M., widow, r. 1221 Green
Donald A., Dlacksmith Gray Bros., r. 417

Bush
Donald C, clerk Western Roll Paper Co.,

r. 1110 Leavenworth
Donald R. (Asbestos Products Co.), r. 2613

Pacific Av
Douglass J., presser Golden Gate Woolen

Mills, r. 727 Hampshire
Duncan H., asst. treasurer Tivoli Opera

House, r. .32 Eddy
E. Miss, clerk, r. 309 Powell
E. B., r. 109 Minna
Eben J., driver Farnsworth & Ruggles, r.

20 Silver _

Ebenezer C, carpenter, r. 31 welsh
E. C. Mrs., r. 1610 Clay
Smith E. Cotton, secretary and advertising
manager Caloric Vita Oil Co., 1513 Bu-
chanan
" Edgar C, asst. engineer str Belgic, r. 7»

South Park
" Edith, widow, r. 29 Lily Av
" Edmund O., master mariner, r. 1009 Dolores
" Edward, carpenter Robinson & Gillespie,

r. 728 Stevenson
" Edward, fireman str Del Norte
" Edward, lineman Pao. Tel. & Tel. Co., r.

302 Lily Av
" Edward, master str Bonita
" Edward, palter, r. Sadowa nr Orizaba Av
" Edward, pressman, r. 551 Mission
" Edward, salesman Smiths' Cash Store, r.

1935 Geary
" Edward, shoemaker Chas. E. Tisdale, r.

231/2 Morris Av
" Edward, teamster Cal. Construction Co., r.

530, 17th
" Edward, wireworker, r. 7 Alaska Pi
" Edward C. Mrs., widow, r. 2610 Jackson
" Edward D., physician, r. 571 Stevenson
" Edward F., horseshoer J. H. Doran, r. 340,

5th
" Edward H., lead grinder Pioneer W. L. and

Color Wks, r. 508a Fulton
" Edward H., pressman, r. 551 Mission
" Edward J., bookkeeper Henry Doyle & Co.,

r. 634i4 Broadway
" Edward J., clerk, r. 529 Sacramento
" Edward J., pharmacist, 301, 5th and 21

Powell, r. 896 Folsom
" Edward L., clerk Girvin& Eyre, r. 37 San-
chez
" Edward L., clerk Joseph Smith, r. 411^
O'Farrell

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Smitli Edward L., clerk Tillmann & Bendel, r.
1-26 Shotwell
" Edward N. (Edward M. Smith & Co.), r.

1727 Buchanan
" Edward N., carpenter, r. 2516 McAllister
" Edward N. & Co. (Edward N. Smith and
Fritz Moritz), butchers, 1819 Devisadero
" Edward P., machinist, 19 City Hall Av, r

322, 5th
" Edward Q., merchant, r. 1955 Geary
" Edwards., driver Electric Laundry, r. 700

Fell
" Edward S., teamster Lewis & Co., r. 29

Oak Grove Av
-"■ Edward W., clerk U. S. Life Saving Ser-
vice, r. 915, 22d
" Edwin, inspector Edison Light and Power

Co., r. 518 Tehama
" Edwin A., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r.

1536 Clay
" Edwin B. (James Boyes &Co.),r. 131 Julian

Av
" Edwin B., shirtmaker, r. 2320 Bryant
" Edwin D., attorney at law, 9 Mills Bldg,

9th floor, r. 1031 Pine
" Edwin L., clerk Peter A. Smith, r. 937 Do-
lores
" Effle E. Miss, teacher Hawthorne Primary

School, r. 2628 Howard
" Egerton, vocalist, r. 2629 Bush
" E. A. Mrs., dressmaking, 1536 Clay
" Eldridge T., porter Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. 613 Howard
Smitli Elijali, president Southern Oregon Co.,
and Oregon Improvement Co., ofQce 16
California, r. New York
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 116 Welsh rear
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 405 Leavenworth
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 510b Turk
" Elizabeth Miss, compositor, r. 133 Lar-

kin
" Elizabeth Mrs., r. 532 Geary
" Elizabeth E., widow, r. 226 Langton
" Ella L. Miss, r. 2611 California
" Ellen, widow, r. 221 Polk
" Ellen, widow, house cleaner, r. 1727 Eddy
" Ellen Miss (Smith & Herold), r. Cable

Hotel
" Ellen Mrs., r. 1211V4 Howard
" Emil, sailmaker, r. 2324 Taylor
" Emma, widow, r. 120 William
" Emma, widow, r. 1115 Broadway
" Emma, widow, lodgings, 355 Brannan
" Emma A. Mrs., r. 1254 California
" Emma J„ widow, r. 916 Pierce
" Emma J. Mrs., r. 22 Fair Oaks
" E. O., carpenter, r. 1.330 Howard
" E. R. Mrs., dressmaking, 418 Fell
"» Ernest R., general manager Interior Devel-
opment Co., 7 Mills Bldg, 3d floor, r. 8
Fair Oaks
" Ernest W., laborer S. P. Co., r. 530, 3d
" Eugene, clerk Thomas Brannan, r. 1129

Howard
" Eugene, cook restaurant S. P. Co., r. 10

Carlos Av
" Eva Miss, seamstress, r. 409 Valley
" Evans J., boatman, r. 10 Jansen
" Evans Virginia, widow, r. 514 Sutter
" Everett, elevatorman, r. 614 Post
" Fanny Miss, dressmaking, 532 Geary
" Fanny Mrs, dressmaker, r. 32 Morris Av
" Ferdinand, broker, 316 Montgomery, r. 2509
Howard
Smith F. H. & Co. (Frederick H. Smith), pro-
prietors Eureka Valley Pharmacy, NW
cor Castro and 19th, r. 547a Castro
" F. Howard, salesman A. Hoffmann, r. 32

Sharon
" Florence, r. 2610 Jackson
Smith F. M., oface 101 Sansome, room 26, r. Oak-
land
•' F. R., proprietor California Dairy, oface 35

Eddy
" Frances, widow, r. 967 Harrison
" Frances R., widow, r. 26 Aileen Av
" Francis (Francis Smith & Co.), r. Santa

Clara, Cal.
" Francis, capitalist, r. Occidental Hotel

W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.;

MANUFACTURERS OP

RIVETED IRON and STEEL

Town Water Works, Hydraulic Mining

and Irrigation.
»9, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Smith Francis L., jeweler, r. 12 Hampton PI
" Francis L., box maker Pac. & S. F. Box
Factory, r. 12 Hampton PI

SMITH FRANCIS & 00.

(Francis Smith), manufacturers sheet
iron and steel pipes, 130 Beale, tele-
phone Main 5928

Smith Francisco E. de Mrs., widow, r. 1421 Geary
" Frank (Smith & Brown), r. 12 Ellis
" Frank (Smith & Nagelmaker), r. 26514 Te-
hama
" Frank, asphalt worker, r. 523 Howard
" Frank, baker, r. 149 Clara
" Frank, brass finisher W. T. Garratt & Co.,

r. 534A 17th
" Frank, brickmason, r. 2414 Elgin Park Av
" Frank, clerk, r. 504, 2d
" Frank, contractor, r. 1810 Larkin
" Frank, manager Thomas H. Rooney, r. 12

Lafayette
" Frank, pilot str Constance
" Frank, plumber, r. 1526 Stockton
" Frank, quartermaster str City of Rio de

Janeiro
" Frank, teamster, r. 227 Harrison
" Prank, teamster, r. 741 Church
" Frank A. (Smith & Whitaker), r. 509 Chest-
nut
" Frank A., cashier and bookkeeper The
Brunswick-Balke-CoUender Co., r. 184
Laguna
" Frank B.,motorman Market St. Ry, r. 18

Powell Av
" Frank C, clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r.

315/2, 10th
' ' Frank C. , printer Viavi Co. , r. 925 O'Farrell
•' Frank C, salesman, r. 540 Brannan
" Frank C., teamster Overland Freight

Transfer Co., r. 58 Morris Av
" Frank D., clerk local freight office S. P.

Co., r. Alameda
" Frank E., bartender Augustus Massey, r.

110 Ellis
" Frank E., carrier post ofQce, r. 1322 Broad-
way
" Frank E., chief electrician Edison Light

& Power Co., r. 498 Eugenia Av
•' Frank E., teamster F. P. Elliot, r. 408, Uth
" Frank G., laborer Studebaker Bros, ware-
house, r. 410a Harrison
" Frank H., collector, r. 731 Geary
" Frank H., salesman Smith Bros., r. Hotel

St. Nicholas
" Frank H., teamster, r. 1226 Valencia
" Frank J., dental student, r. 160 Golden

Gate Av
" Frank J., finisher, r. 2454 Market
" Frank J., foreman press dept. Pac. Sheet

Metal Wks, r. 1010^/^ Guerrero
" Frank J., salesman, r. 211V4 Capp
" Frank L., cooper, r. 34 Boyce
" Frank M., chief clerk Occidental Hotel, r.

515b Taylor
" Frank N., solicitor Fireman's Fund Ins.

Co., r. Oakland
" Frank R., r. 503 Vienna
" Frank R., clerk, r. 2628 Howard
" Frank T., cashier Eagleson & Co., r. 12

Geary Court
" Frank T., clerk, r. 1909 San Carlos Av
" Frank W., clerk, r. 405 Leavenworth
" Frank W., policeman, r. 731, 21st
" Franklin A., mining, r. 519 Devisadero
" Fred, clerk J. K. Armsby Co., r. 1909 San
Carlos Av

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Wholesale and Retail.

Smith Frederic J., secretary Co-operative Pub-
lishing Co., 12 Montgomery
" Frederick, r. 28i4 Louisa
" Frederick, r. 418 Sutter
" Frederick, bricklayer, r. 739 Tehama
" Frederick, driver Caspar Stein, r. 812

Kearny
" Frederick, laborer Western Sugar Refinery,

r. 314 Sierra
" Frederick, master schr Solano, office 24

Clay, r. 9 Elizabeth
" Frederick, master mariner, r. 81 West

Mission
" Frederick, messman str City of Everett
" Frederick, policeman, r. 320 Myrtle Av
" Frederick, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
" Frederick, surfman Fort Point Life Saving

Station, Presidio
" Frederick, waiter, r. 7% Verona PI
" Frederick A., candy maker, r. 622Natoma
'< Frederick B., barber Serpa & Content, r. 28

Grove
" Frederick C, molder Golden State and

Miners Iron Wks, r. 136, 26th
" Frederick E., tailor, 72414 Market, r. 713b

Fell
" Frederick F., collector Alfred A. Durand,

r. Alameda
" Frederick G., butcher W. D. Wilson, r.

12111/2 Howard
" Frederick G., carpenter S. F. Planing

Mill, r. 35 Highland Av
" Frederick H., clerk, r. 1812 Market
" Frederick H., clerk freight auditor's dept.

S. P. Co., r. 316 Leavenworth
" Frederick L., clerk, r. 405 Leavenworth
" Frederick L., teamster, r. 506 Athens
" Frederick M., promoter, r. 1096 Post
" Frederick P., driver Consumers Ice Co., r.

216 Eddy
" Frederick P., storekeeper Hotel St. Nich-
olas
" Frederick W., pressman Louis Roesch Co.,

r. 48 Clara
" George, r. 87 Montgomery Block
" George, r. 346, 4th
" George, r. 749 Howard
" George, r. 920 Sutter
" George, carpenter, r. 131 East
" George, dental student, r. 1421 Geary
" George, fireman str State of California
" George, laborer Gray Bros., r. 908 Sansome
" George, molder, r. 316 Ivy Av
" George, painter, r. 72, 9th
" George, photographic printer, r. 502 Taylor
" George, plumber Henry Hufschmidt, r. 1223

Union
" George, seaman, r. 645 Merchant
" George, shipping clerk, r. 503, 22d
" George, trimmer Edison Light and Power

Co., r. 1038 Mission
" George A., collector, r. 831 Harrison
" George A., porter, r. 636 Sacramento
" George A., printer Charles F. Priest, r. 418

Fell
" George B., painter, r. 731 Minnesota
" George B., traveling salesman, r. 523

Franklin
" George C, jeweler, r. 722V^ Fell
" George D., teamster, r. 32 Morris Av
" George E., sawyer, r. 620 Bryant
" George E., speculator, r. Palace Hotel
" George F. (George F. Smith & Co.), r.

Santa Barbara
" George F., foreman J. Spaulding &Co., r.

1609 Washington

Smith George F., rigger, r. 923 Army
" George F. Mrs. (J. Spaulding & Co.), r.l60»
Washington
Smith George F. & Co. (George F. Smith, A. H.
Paul and W. H. Schmidt), shipping and
commission, 44 East
" George H., carpenter, r. 861 Market
Smith George H., manager Globe Portrait Co.,
20 Ellis, r. 738, 22d
" George J., r. 26 Cook

" George J., gas fitter, r. Treat Av nr Pre-
cita Av

SMITH GEORGE J. & SONS

(George S. and Henry J.), painters,
decorators and polishers, 240 Post,
telephone Main 5463

Smith George L. A., bookkeeper, r. 725!4 Bush
" George Law Mrs., widow, r. 2226 Jackson
" George N., engineer, r. 39 Madison Av
" George N., millhand Tillmann & Bendel, r.

745 Harrison
" George N. J., melter Shreve & Co., r. SW

cor Congress and Masonic Av
" George O., clerk Robert Dickson, r. 714

Shotwell
" George R., pain tmaker, r. 6 Hyde
" George S. (George J. Smith & Sons), r. 26

Cook
" George S., conductor S. P. Co., r. 2901a

Mission
" George S. E., painter, r. 101354 Larkin
" George T., engineer Charles W. Smith, r.

10 Ewing PI
" George T., secretary S. F. & S. M. Ry. Co.,

NW cor 30th and San Jose Av, r. 961 Ma-
sonic Av
" George U., electrician, r. 416 Minna
" George V., salesman Clabrough, Golcher

&Co., r. 925 Grove
" George W., r. 1309, 34th
" George W., carpenter, r. 115, 16th
" George W., clerk Charles Tetzen, r. 37

Sanchez
" George W., clerk Thomas H. Wilson, r.

7371/2 Howard
" George W., electrician Market St. Ry., r.

2844 Mission
" George W., flagman, r. 26 Dearborn
" George W., house mover, r. 312 Hill
" George W., official reporter Superior Court,

Dept. 10, office 8 Mills Bldg, 4th floor, r.

925 Grove
Smith George W., Mill Valley. Sausalito and

S. F. Express, 323 East North r. Sausa-
lito
" Gilbert S., clerk Pac. Mail S. S. Co., r. 704

Post
" G. K., laborer Parafflne Paint Co., r. 567

Howard
" Go-ifrey, farmer, r. 2136 Market
" Grace B. Mrs., dressmaking, llOc Turk
" Grant C, printer Viavi Co., r. 627 O'Far-

rell
" Grant W., salesman Rosenthal Bros. & Co.,

r. 617 Diamond
" Gustavus S., clerk Smiths' Cash Store, r.

21414 Grove
" H., porter str Santa Rosa
" Haldor, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
" Hannah, widow, r. 1729 Filbert
" Hannah, domestic, 1730 Pine
" Hans, salesman McCarthy Bros., r. 939

York
" Harlan P. (Smith Bros.), r. 1518 Folsom
Smith Harper A., secretary Smiths' Cash

Store, r. 2067 San Jose Av, Alameda
" Harrold, student, r. 2610 Jackson
" Harold C, clerk, r. 2213 Van Ness Av
" Harry, bartender Monighetti & Marioni, r.

666 Howard
" Harry, blacksmith, r. 309, 7th Av
" Harry, elevator man Grand Hotel
" Harry, seaman, r. 73, 9th
" Harry, seaman, r. 113b Freelou
" Harry, teamster, r. 13II1/2 Guerrero
" Harry A., seaman, r. II3814 Stevenson
" Harry A.. 2d. lieut Company A., 1st Infan-
try U. S. A., Benicia Barracks, Cal.

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Smith Harry C, clerk International Naviga-
tion, r. 2523V2 Mission
" Harry H., special agent Catton, Bell & Co.,

r. Oakland
■' Harry J. (George A. Turner & Co.), r. 1113

Larkin
" Harry P., longshoreman, r. 289 Union
" Harry P., operator Louis Thors, r. Oak-
land
" Harry W., delivery clerk Pacific Postal

Tel. Cable Co.. r. 1625 Leavenworth
" Harry W., machinist Wilson T. Smith, r.

311, 21st
" Harvey L., farmer, r. 536 Naples
" Hattie, tick maker William A. Schrock
" Henrietta, widow, r. 1210 Washington
" Henrietta I., widow, lodgings, 1031 Market
" Henry, r. 507 Lombard
" Henry, agent, r. 731 Broadway
" Henry, blacksmith Muir Bros., r. 3 Bald-
win Court
" Henry, captain South Side U. S. Life Sav-
ing Station, r. Ocean Beach, % mile
south of Ocean House Road
" Henry, cook, r. 1 Jackson
" Henry, cook, r. 11 Clay
" Henry, copyist County Clerk's ofQce, r. 424

Post
" Henry, coxswain revenue cutter Bear
" Henry, groceries, 10 Washington, r. 2616

Howard
" Henry, janitor New City Hall
" Henry, jeweler Shreve & Co., r. 433 Grove
" Henry, jockey, r. NW cor Point Lobos and

11th Avs
" Henry, laborer, r, 62 Tehama
" Henry, mate brig William G. Irwin, r. 22

Sacramento
" Henry, painter, r. 1 Jackson
" Henry, stableman Alfred W. Morgenstern,

r. 550, 3d
" Henry, tanner, r. 31st Av South nr H
" Henry, waiter, r. 958 Harrison rear
Smith Henry A. (Will E. Fisher & Co.), r. 1827
Pacific Av
•' Henry A., engineer Engine 13, r. 1427Vi

Valencia
" Henry A., master schr Maweema, office 10

California, room 3
" Henry C, carpet layer, r. 742 Minna
" Henry C, cooper, r. 11111/4 Bryant
" Henry C, foreman laundry Palace Hotel,

r. 835 Castro
" Henry C, liquors, 609 Davis
" Henry C, steward Hotel St. Nicholas
" Henry D., master revenue cutter Commo-
dore Perry, r. 1129 Filbert
" Henry E., seaman, r. II814 Welsh
" Henry E., watchman S. P. Co., r. 2332 Har-
rison
" Henry F., cooper, r. 2314 Clara
" Henry G., restaurant, 161, 9th
" Henry H., driver, r. 307, 3d
" Henry J., r. 8 Hampton PI
" Henry J. (George J. Smith & Sons), r. 26

Cook
" Henry J., stone cutter, r. 2812 Golden Gate
Av
Smltll Henry L., secretary Board of Trade of
San Francisco, 202 Market ana 3 Pine, r.
1034 Pine
" Henry M., salesman Hawley Bros. Hard-
ware Co., r. Alameda
Smith Henry P., cashier John Wieland Brew-
ery, r. Oakland
" Henry P., longshoreman O. R. & N. Co.
" Henry P., teamster Sherman, Clay & Co.,

r.l231 Green
" Henry R., clerk Benjamin Healey, r. 429

Minna
" Henry R., mate str Gold, r. Petaluma
" Henry R. Mrs., widow, r. 815 Post
" Henry W., ofBce 22 California, room 24, r.

2212 Van Ness Av
" Henry W., artificial stone worker, r. 1230,

26th
" Henry W., liquors, 732, 4th, r. 148 Silver
" Henry W. Mrs., widow, r. 2314 Larkin
" Herbert, accountant, r. 872 Mission

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

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Smith Herbert, teamster Perry J. Smith, r. 1226
Valencia

" Herbert A., carpenter, r. 3 Henrietta
Square

" Herbert D., manager, r. 612 Buchanan

" Herbert J., engineer Alms House

" Herbert P., vice-president Palmetto Brush
Co., 2 and 4 Mills Bldg, 10th floor

" Hermann, seaman, r. 611 Howard
Smith Hiram C, vice-president Sanger Lumber
Co., Moore & Smith Lumber Co., Port
Discovery Mill Co., and Kings River
Lumber Co., 319 Pine, r. Fresno, Cal.

" Hiram G., policeman, r. 32 Sharon

" H. K., clerk, r. 603 Ellis
Smith H. Le Baron, the American tailor, 323
Bush, r. Alameda

" Holland, notary public, 307 Montgomery, r.
2412 Fillmore

" Horace P., master str Narwhal, ofQce 30
California

" Howard, machinist Wheeler &Wilson Sew-
ing Machine Agency, r. 1407 Scott

" Howard F. {Smith & Burns), r. 33 Sharon

" Howard S., medical student Dr. G. F.
Shiels, r. California Hotel

" H. S.,brakemanS. P. Co., r. 530, 4th
Smith H. Stephenson (Livingston,Smith& Co.),
and resident agent New Zealand Gov-
ernment and secretary Marine Index
Publishing Co., 428 California, r. 1228
Sacramento

" Hubert H., r. 860 Channel

" Hugh E.,pileman Harbor Commissioners,
r. 727 Elizabeth

" Hugh A., teamster, r. 21 Hunt

" Ida H., widow, nurse, r. 216 Leavenworth

" Iris T., janitor, r. 4 Tay

" Isaac, longshoreman, r. 117 Julian Av

" Isaac H., marine engineer, r. 23V4 Oak

" Isaac L., master tug Sea Queen, Vallejo
St. Wharf, r. 1508 Mason

" Isabel, widow, r. 1415 Mission

" Ivy M., stableman Cal. Construction Co., r.
530, 17th

" Jacob, r. UUVz Treat Av

" Jacob, laborer, r. 218 Francisco

" Jacob M., ship carpenter, r. 1705 Fulton
rear

" Jacob W., broker, r. 16 Oak

" James, r. 700 Fell

" James, r. 914i/4 Treat Av

" James (Smith, Purcell & Co.), r. 475 Te-
hama

" James, butcher, r. 15 Kate PI

" James, carpenter, r. 109 Leavenworth

" James, carpenter S. F. & S. M. Ry., r. 330
Day

" James, clerk, r. 119=^ Leavenworth

" James, clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r. Oak-
land

" James, conductor, r. 1738 Mission

" James, dairyman, 716 Brazil Av

" James, drayman, NE cor Mission and
Beale, r. 75 Brady

" James, driver, r. San Bruno Av opp 15th Av

" James, fireman, r. 2203 Polk

" James, janitor, 520 Montgomery, r. 1501
Leavenworth

" James, janitor Franklin Grammar School,
r. 17 Hay ward

" James, laborer, r. 236, 29th

" James, laborer, r. 735 Bryant

" James, laborer, r. 739, 4th

" James, longshoreman O. R. & N. Co.

" James, machinist, r. 54, 1st

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Smith James, plasterer, r. 215 Cortland Av
" James, policeman, r. 642 Folsom
" James, pressman A. J. Leary Co.
" James, rigger, r. 651 Noe
" James, salesman Percy Beamish
" James, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
" James A., cutter Buckingham & Hecht, r.

4, 27th
" James B., with J. C.Wilson & Co.
" James C, clerk freight auditor's dept. S. P.

Co., r. 732 Geary
" James C, pattern maker Reed & Cleve, r.

211 State
" James C. Rev., pastor Trinity Presbyterian

Church, r. Alameda
" James D., machinist Union Iron Wks, r.

1909 Vallejo
" James F. (Smith & Murasky), r. 731, 21st
" James G., butcher W. E. Smith, r. 52314

Lombard
" James G., painter, 1887 Mission, r. 340.

15th
" James H., assayer, r. 302, 15th
" James H., carrier postofflce, r. 125, Uth
" James H., chief engineer str City of Ev-
erett, r. 126 Ellis
" James H., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1632

Fulton
" James H., oiler Risdon L & L.. Wks, r. 511

Folsom
" James J., electrotyper Joseph Winterburn

Co., r. 322 Arlington

SMITH JAMES K.,

importer and manufacturer trunks
and traveling- bags, 971 Mission cor
eth, r. 518 i<i Natoma

Smith James L., porter R. G. MacMillan. r. 304

Green
" James M., gardener, r. 1221 Green
" James M., gripman Market St. Ry.. r. 606

Central Av
" James M., mechanic, r. 29 Eddy
" James M , pickle maker Charles Shark-

kart, r. 105 Gilbert
" James P., cigars and tobacco, 27 Mason, r.

817 Geary
Smith 'James ,R., manager J. R. Smith &Co.,

230 Bush, r. 229 San Jose Av
" James W., carpenter and builder, 40 New

Montgomery, r. 924 Page
" James W., salesman, r. 4V^ Dehon
" James W., porter M. Ehrman & Co., r. 475

Tehama
" Jane, widow, r. 315V2 Stockton
" Jane, widow, r. 340, 5th
" Jay C, bookkeeper Western Meat Co.. r.

406 Lott
" J. E., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1434

Turr
" J. E., laundryman, r. 115a 6th
" Jean, cook, r. 10 Carlos PI
" Jennie, widow, r. 2610 Jackson
" Jennie Miss, r. 316 Jones
" Jennie Mrs., lodgings, 216 Powell
" Jennie M. Miss, principal Longfellow Pri-
mary School, r. 1173 Valencia
" Jeremiah H., draughtsman Murray Bros.,

r. 222 Dorland
" Jeremiah M., carrier postofflce, r. 2406 Fol-
som
" Jessie Miss, teacher Denman Grammar

School, r. 304 Bartlett
" J. F., seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
" J. Franklin (Smith & Nilson). r. 229 San
Jose Av

Smith J. George, civil engineer and surveyor,
17 Mills Bldg, 3d floor, and civil engineer
West Shore Railway Co., 43 Crocker
Bldg, r. Emeryville, Cal.
Smith J. Glover (J. Glover Smith & Co.), and
president Palmetto Brush Co., rooms 2
and 4 Mills Bldg, 10th floor, r. San Rafael
Smith J. Glover & Co. (J. Glover Smith), selling
agents Eastern (manufacturers, rooms 8
and 4 Mills Bldg, 10th floor
Smith J. Henry, special agent Mutual Life In-
surance Co. of N. Y., office Mutual Life
Bldg, with A. B. Forbes & Son, r. 309
Eddy

•' J. Henry Mrs., artist, r. 309 Eddy

" J. L., r. Russ House

" J. M., grainer, r. 118d San Jose Av

" John, r. 220 Montgomery Av

" John, bartender, r. 630 Sacramento

" John, butcher, 803 Larkin, r. 1318 Mission

" John, canvasser, r. 414, 14th

' ' John, chandelier maker Thomas Day & Co. ,
r. 4 Sheridan

" John, concrete worker, r. 2706 Polk

" John, contractor, 190 Russia Av, r. 812
Union

" John, engineer, r. 716 Clementina

" John, hostler Jensen & Hermansen, r. 329H
Eddy rear

" John, laborer, r. 210 Washington

" John, laborer, r. 1007 Mission

" John, liquors, 730 Minna

" John, lumberman, r. 653,3d

" John, master bktn Irmgard, office 202 Mar-
ket

" John, plumber, r. Treat Av nr Precita Av

" John, plumber F. Raisch, r. cor 27th and
Folsom

" John, porter Simmons, Moberg & Kluck, r.
220, 3d

" John, pressman, r. 716 Clementina

" John, seaman, r. 3 East

" John, seaman, r. 30 Clay

" John, seaman, r. 108 Jackson

" John, seaman, r. 510 Davis

" John, seaman, r. Sailors' Home

" John, ship joiner, r. 316 Iowa

" John, tailor, r. 11 Elsie

" John, tanner, r. 511c 18th

" John, teamster J. S. Hare & Co., r. SW cor
Railroad Av and 8th Av South

" John, wagon maker, r. 34 Tehama

" John, wagon maker Almerin T. Becraft, r.
735, 22d

" John, waiter, r. 618 Minna

" John, wood and coal, 327 Sutter, r. 1414
Clay

" John Jr., ship carpenter, r. 11 Elsie

" John A. (McNab & Smith), r. 831 Harrison

" John A., bartender Robert Garthorne, r.
1249 Front

" John B., clerk, r. 7^ Verona PI

" John B., clerk New Wisconsin Hotel

" John C, carpenter, r. 23 Madison Av

" John C, teamster Louis Anzenhofer Jr., r.
Holloway Av nr Lee Av

" John E., janitor, 508 California, r. 235y3
Minna

" John E., shoemaker, r. 10 Jansen

" John E., wire worker, 751 Mission, r. 112 Ca-
selli Av

" John F., r. 869 Folsom

" John F., engineer, r. 1326 Vallejo

" John F., truckman Truck 7, r. 2332 Harri-
son

" John G. (A. S. Smith & Co.), r. 1725 Post

" John G., agent Puget Sound Reduction Co.
(Everett, Wash.), 330 Pine, room 4, r.
Oakland

" John G., cooper Cal. Wine Assn, r. 346, 4th

" Jobn H., liquors, 405 Washington, r. 506
Batterv

" John H., metal worker George H. Tay Co..
r. 1119 Montgomery

" John H.. oiler Edison Light andPowerCo.,
r. 40 South Park

" John H., plasterer, r. 6 Church Lane

" John H., teamster Thomas Morton, r. 628
Geary

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Smitli John H., teamster Teele & Co., r. 1211
Fillmore

" John H. T., painter, r. 1625 Leavenworth

" John J., r. 10141/2, 30th

" John J., carriage painter, r. 324^, 19th
, ■' John J., cellarman Cal. Wine Assn., r. 30

" John J., clerk Rehfisch & Co., r. 1501 Leav-
enworth
" John J., horse sheer, 407,4th, r. 171 Perry
" John J., laborer, r. 10 South Park
" John J., liquors, 501 Folsom
" John J., plumber, r. 14 Freelon
" John J., ship owner, 108 Clay, r. 131 Julian

Av
" John J., shipping clerlt Shea, Bocqueraz &

Co., r. 727 Elizabeth
" JohnM., cashier Hagan Bros., r. 1713 Green
" John M., laborer, r. 105 Gilbert
" John P., tile setter, r. 721 Church
" John P., wheelwright Daniel I. Newkirk,

r. 431, 27th
" John P. S., clerk L. Scatena & Co., r. 513

Davis
" John R., law student William Hendrick-

son Jr., r. 642 Folsom
" John S., contrrctor, r. 944, 21st
" John S., tailor, 3355 Mission
" John T., carpenter, r. 1339£ Fair Oaks
" John T., carriage blacksmith, r. 365 Minna
, " John T., marine clerk New Zealand Ins.
Co., r. Alameda
" John W., bartender Justis Smith, r. SW

ccr Noe and 15th
'• John W., harness maker McLea Bros., r.
1220 Potrero Av
' " John W.. laborer, r. 713 O'Farrell
" John W.; liquors, 737, 4th
" John W., peddler, r. 514 Falmouth
" John W., wool sorter, r. 105 Gilbert
" Jonas, carpenter, r. 1013i^ Larkin
" Jonathan R., clerk, r. 2613 Pacific Av
■' Joseph, r. 637,21st
" Joseph, bootmaker Charles Quick, r. 617,

5th Av
" Joseph, boots and shoes, 829^4 Valencia
•' Joseph, clerk, r. 765 Mission
■' '• Joseph, contractor, 2933 Mission
" Joseph, cook John B. Shay
" Joseph, electrician S. F. &S. M. Ry.
■' Joseph, gasfltter W. D. Hobro, r. 1600 Har-
rison
" Joseph, house and sign painter, 411^4 O'-
Farrell
" Joseph, laborer, r. cor 16th and Alabama
" Joseph, laborer Chief Quartermaster's

office dept. of Cal., r. 2834 Greenwich
f Joseph, milker Willey Bros., r. Tara nr

San Jose Road
" Joseph, plumber, r. 12 Bernice
" Joseph; 3d asst engineer str Columbia
" Joseph A., salesman Rothschild & Eh-

rempfort, r. 603 Ellis
" Joseph B., laundryman, r. esevi, 17th
" Joseph B., lumber surveyor, r. cor 12th Av
South and M
■ " Joseph D., clerk J. B. Haggin, r. 1008 Bush
" Joseph E., proprietor Columbia Woolen

Co., 575 Market, r. 717 Hyde
" Joseph F., marine engineer, r. 83414 Val-
lejo
' " Joseph H. (Smith & Poultney), r. 55 South
Park
" Joseph H., bicycle repairer Devany, Hop-
kins & Co., r. 520 Stanyan
" Joseph H., calker, r. 1104 Market
" Joseph H.. driver Farnsworth & Ruggles,

r. 207 Bryant
" Joseph H., machinist, r. 620 Shrader
" Joseph H., salesman Charles Cohen & Co.,

r. 327 O'Farrell
■' Joseph J., electrician, r. 1221 Green
" Joseph M., bookbinder Althof & Bahls, r.

534A 17th
" Joseph M., grainer, r. 118d San Jose Av
" Joseph R., r. 620 Bryant
". Joseph W., boiler maker, r. 620 Bryant
" Josephine Miss, hairdresser, r. IOCS
Leavenworth

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

Artistic Tiles,

Plain, Olazed and Decorated.

AMERICAN AND ENGLISH-
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Smith Josiah F., foreman stove dept. Holbrook,
Merrill & Stetson, r. 613 Howard

" Josiah F. Jr., porter Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. 613 Howard
Smith J. R. & Co. (Winslow Hall), merchant
tailors, 230 Bush

" J. Sherman, r. IOI41/2, 20th

" J. Tremaine, master str City of Peking

" Julia A. Miss, manager W. U. Tel. Co., Ill
Market, r. 13 Geary Court
Smith Julien, real estate, 420 Montgomery,
room 14, r. 2124 Broderick

" Julius H., deputy City and County Sur-
veyor, r. 1504 Market

" Julius R., electrician, r. 115 Taylor

" Justus, groceries and liquors, SW cor 15th
and Noe

" J. W. Mrs., r. 420, 6th

" J. W., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 1089
Howard

" J. W., 3d asst engineer str Australia

" J. Wilkes, teamster, r. 13 Potter

" J. Wilson, student Jesse W. Lilienthal, r.
1131 Sutter

" Kate, widow, r. 31'/4 Hunt

" Kate, widow, r. 28 Oak Grove Av

" Kate Miss, dressmaker Mrs. A. Fischer, r.
1408 Stockton

" Kate Miss, teacher music, r. 1330, 26th

" Kate Miss, telephone operator, r. 708"^
Bush

," Kate Mrs., dressmaking, 242 Minna

" Kate, domestic, 2131 Howard

" Kire M., attorney at law, 73 Murphy Bldg,
r. San Jose Av nr Sherman Av

" Lancelot H., salesman Cal. Jewelry Co., r.
1619 Washington

" Laura, Widow, r. 646 Waller

" Laura E. Miss, dressnaaker, r. 614 Post

" Lawrence, waiter, r. 605 Davis

" Lawrence J., carpenter, r. 387 Chenery

" Leo, clerk, r. 311, 7th

" Leon B. (Pacific Mailing Co.), r. 530 Com-
mercial

" Leonard, clerk George M. Wood & Co., r.
3314 Morris Av

" Leonard F., machinist, r. 44 Highland Av

" Leonard P., carpenter, r. 437, 18th

" Leopold L., bartender Sullivan R. Hall, r.
538 McAllister

" Leroy C. clerk, r. 614 Post

" Lester B., clerk Alliance Assurance Co., r.
13 Tremont Av

" Levi W., yacht builder, r. 14'4 Ringold

" Lewis R., distributors. F. Laundry, r. 1519
Eddy

" Lillie, widow, r. 3310 Hyde

" Lindsey, r. 434 Leavenworth

" Lizzie, widow, r. 414, 14th

" Llewellyn H., mining, r. 303, 15th

" L. M., mechanic, r. 136 Ellis

" Lon, horseman, r. 21 Bartlett

" Lon B., mailer Buswell Co., r. 530 Commer-
cial

" Louis, clerk Winter Home

" Louis, engineer Columbia Marble Co., r.
571 Howard

" Louis, fireman U. S. str Albatros

" Louis, plasterer, r. 17 Eugenia Av

" Louis, seaman, r. Contra Costa House

" Louis A., shipping clerk Wiester & Co., r.
1009 Dolores

" Louis, waiter, r. 430 Tehama

" Louisa Mrs., cigars and tobacco, 441 Jack-
son

" Louise Miss, dressmaker, r. 427 McAllister

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are guaranteed by the Excise Department of 1
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WILLIAM WOLFF & CO , 329 Market St.

Smith Louise Miss, hairdresser, r. 1008 Leaven-
worth
" Louise Humphrey Mrs., director S. F.Ly-
ceum of Expression, 32 O'Farrell, r. 741
Sutter
'• L. P., asst. superintendent Registry Divi-
sion Post Office, r. Berlteley
'• Lucy, widow, r. 66I14 Minna
" Lucy, dressmaker, r. 1914 Sutter
" Ludwig, cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 542 Ar-

Lui, cook George Betz, r. 705 Battery
Lulu E. Mrs., r. 2628 Howard

M. Miss, pupil nurse City and County
Hospital

Mae Miss, asst. bookkeeper Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 4, 27th

Mamie, dressmaker, r. 20 Masonic Av

Mamie B. Miss, saleslady, r. 1424 Page

Margaret, widow, r. 7 Rondel PI

Margaret, domestic, 521 Haight

Margaret A. Miss, hairdresser, r. 1026
Hyde

Margaret A. Miss, teacher Webster Pri-
mary School, r. 223 Page

Margaret E. Miss, milliner, r. 23 Louisa

Margery M., widow, r. 222 Borland

Maria A., widow, r. 1037a Dolores

Marie, domestic, 2534 Mission

Marion C, elevator operator Mills Bldg, r.
Golden Gate, Alameda Co.

Martin L., driver I. Jacobson, r. 12>4 De-
catur

Mary, widow, r. 12 Salmon

Mary, widow, r. 14Freelon

Mary, widow, r. 204 Chestnut

Mary, widow, r. 217 Francisco

Mary, widow, r. 409 Valley

Mary, widow, r. 441b 15th

Mary, widow, r. 918, 12th Av South

Mary Miss, r. 12 Verona PI rear

Mary Miss, saleslady, r. 427 McAllister

Mary Mrs., r. 43 West Mission

Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1014 Mason

Mary Mrs., janitress Webster Primary
School, r. 360 Minna

Mary Mrs., waitress Fred Salkeld, r. 227
Geary

Mary A., widow, r. 1507 Jackson

Mary A. Miss, teacher Lincoln Evening
School, r. 3636, 16th

Mary A., domestic, 215 Fair Oaks

Mary E., widow, r. 110 Turk

MaryF. Miss, dressmaker, r. 23 Louisa

Mary H., widow, r. 1827 Pacific Av

Mary J., widow, r. 245, 8th

Mary J., widow, r. 308, 3d

Mary J. Miss, teacher Marshall Primary
School, r. 223 Page

Maud, dressmaker, r. 601 Turk

Matteos, baker, r. 772 Mission

Matthew, r. 223 Page

Matthew F., traveling salesman, r. 912a
Larkin

Maurica, widow, r. 1511 Dupont

M. B., waiter str Alameda

Melville E., dentist, 1001 Market, r. 504
Taylor

Meta Miss, dressmaker, r. 633 Ellis

Michael, bartender, r. 8 Gough

Michael, cook, r. 28 Everett

Michael, drayman, NE cor Mission and
Beale, r. 4 Sheridan

Michael, laborer, r. 557 Mission

Michael, laborer Union I. Wks, r. 303
Mirhigan

Smith Michael, porter, r. 765 Mission
" Michael, salesman J. F. Cunningham Co.,

r. Oakland
" Michael, teamster James MuUany & Co.,

r. 212, 1st
" Michael A., wharfinger Howard St. Wharf,

r, lllOVallejo
" Michael C, wool sorter, r. 105 Gilbert
Smith Micbael H., proprietor Smith's Grill

Room, 115 Larkin, r. 418 Turk
" Michael J., butcher, r. 716 Clementina
" Michael M. (Sullivan & Smith), r. 716

Clementina
" Minnie G., cashier Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.

UQM Chattanooga
" MoUie Miss, r. 316 Jones
" Mortimer F., bookkeeper Heald's Business

College, r. IOO61/2 Post
" Nathan T. (Smith Bros.), r. 308a lOth
" Nellie Mrs., liquors, SE cor Post and Cen-

" Nellie E. W. Mrs., notary public, r. 406
Sutter

" Nettie B. Miss. r. 405 Leavenworth

" Nicholas, carpenter, r. 126 Shotwell
Smith Nora A. Miss, Miss, principal Silver
Street Kindergarten, and superintend-
ent California Kindergarten Training
School, r. 64 Silver
Smith N. T., treasurer Southern Pacific Co.
and Market Street Railway Co., 4 Mont-
gomery, r. San Carlos, Cal.

" O. B. & Co. (Oliver B. Smith and F. W.
Read), wholesale dairy produce, 301-303
Front

" O. E., motorman Market St. Ry, r. 733
Laurel Av

•' Oliver B. (O. B. Smith & Co.), r. Oakland

" Ollie, r. 634 Post

" Orrin E., horse trainer, r. 3104 Point Lobos
Av

" Oscar, molder Golden State and Miners
Iron Wks, r. 1,36, 26th

" OscarF., blacksmith Union I. Wks, r. 542

" Otto E., blacksmith, r. 427V4 Cedar Av

" Otto L., barber Perrin & Apostolo, r. 203a

Powell

" Owen, r. 128H, 7th

" Patrick, carpenter, r. 624, 4th

" Patrick, helper Atlas Iron Wks

" Patrick, laborer, r. 10 Jansen

" Patrick, laborer, r. 32 Gilbert

" Patrick, laborer, r. 115 Shipley rear

" Patrick, marine fireman, r. 557 Howard

" Patrick, teamster Central Coal Co., r. 22

" Patrick, teamster W. G. Stafford & Co.,

r. 260, 1st
" Patrick H., steward str City of Puebla, r.

8 Hope ton Terrace
" Patrick J., milk dealer, r. 923 North Point
" Paul, seaman, r. 616, 2d
" Paul G., longshoreman, r. 616, 2d
" Paul G. F. policeman, r. 427^2. 23d
" Paul W., clerk W. A. Buchanan, r. 332

Main
" Percy L., carpet layer James Kitterman,

1806 Stockton
" Percy W. Mrs., widow, r. 717'^ Army
" Perry J., lumber dealer. 1307-1309 Valencia,

r. 1226 Valencia
" Peter, r. 413, 1st

" Peter, barber, r. 1926 Lexington Av
" Peter, butcher Hermann F. H. Schmidt, r.

r. 1006 Valencia
" Peter, cook P. J. McDonald, r. 49, 2d
" Peter, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 729

Minnesota
" Peter, longshoreman, r. 303, 1st
Smith Peter A., hardware, tools, paints, oils,

glass, etc., 616, 4th, r. 937 Dolores
" Peter E., engineer str Greenwood, r. 222

Rose Av
" Peter J., watchman, r. 542 Arkansas
" Peter W., engineer, r. 7 South Park
" Pethuel, teamster, r. Army nr Shotwell
" Philip, blacksmith, r. 411 Oak
" Philip bookbinder, r. 55.S Howard

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Smith Philip, brakeman J. W. Ferris
Av

" Philip, laborer, r. 17 Kate PI
" Philip, laborer, r. 604 Linden Av
" Picture Co. (Bernard Lichtig and Charles
Agner), portraits and frames, 836 How-
ard
" Pike C, carpenter, r. 1104 Mission
" P. R. Mrs., widow, furnished rooms, 634%
Broadway
Smith Premier Typewriter, L. & M. Alexan-
der & Co. agents, 218 Sansome
Purcell & Co. (James Smith, Michael Pur-
cell and John P. Keefe), hay and grain,
419, 6th
" Rae O., cook Cardall & Marston, r. 1008!/2
Buchanan
Smith Ralph S. Mrs. (N. E. W. Smith), notary
public, 43 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
" Reinholdt, stevedore, r. I6I1/2 Clara
" Reuben H., steward Owens & Starr, r. 7, 9th
" Richard, r. 1434 Ellis
" Richard, r. 1734 Devisadero
" Richard, clerk, r. 330 Green
" Richard, sign cleaner Unwin & Eisan, r. 55

Minna
" Richard F., roller South S. F. Tannery, r.

Potrero Av bet 24th and 25th
" Richard J., salesman, r. 14 Ellis
" Richard W., saw maker, r. 672 Harrison
" Robert, r. 3636, 16th
" Robert, carpenter, r. 8 Montcalm
" Robert, contractor, r. 1810 Larkin
" Robert, fireman Palace Hotel, r. 8 Essex
" Robert, helper William A. Schrock
" Robert, seaman, r. 9 Clay
" Robert, seaman, r. 409 Drumm
" Robert, watchman, r. 101 Sacramento
" Robert B., shoemaker, r. SW cor Masonic

Av and Congress
" Robert E., dental student, r. 612 Polk
" Robert J., salesman Raphael Weill & Co.,

r. 314 Chattanooga
" Robert L., printer, r. 10 Grove
" Robert M., laborer, r. 10 Grove
" Robert T.,r. 137 Shipley
" Robert T., blacksmith Bruce S. Ward, r.

101 Cedar Av
" Robert W. (Smith & Daniels), r. 3 Haight
" Ronald W., carpenter, r. cor Cortland Av

and Bennington
" Rose, widow, r. 12 Geary Court
" Rose, domestic, 1819 Baker
" Rose C. Miss, dressmaking, 111% Polk
" Rosette E. Miss, typesetter, r. 11 Polk
" Royal L., sawmaker Cal. Saw Wks, r. 672

Harrison
" Rudolf, seaman, r. 6 Howard
" Rudolph, master mariner, r. 1014 Mason
" Rufus D., master mariner, r. 521a Shotwell
■' Rufus R., mill hand Deming-Palmer Mill-
ing Co., r. Oakland
" S. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1110 Leavenworth
" Sadie M. Mrs. (Marshall & Smith), r. 10

Grove
" Samuel, bricklayer, r. 330 Green
" Samuel, laborer, r. 1 Jackson ,<o^,/

" Samuel A., purser str Pomona, r. ^484i/2

" Samuel B., engineer Market St. Ry., r. 3340

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■ ' Samuel B. , laborer Cal. Dry dock Co. , r . 2207

Mission rear
" Samuel C, carpenter, r. 427,27th
'» Samuel H., clerk general freight office S.

P. Co., r. Oakland
" Samuel P., auctioneer, r. 646 Waller
" Sarah A., widow, r. 224 Mississippi
" Sarah M., widow, r. 115 Taylor
" Scott, clerk, r. 1106 Sacramento
" S. F., gilder S. & G. Gump, r. 823 Turk
'■ S. Harrison, civil engineer, 530 California,

room 10, r. 2311 Clay
" Sheldon L., helper California Ink Co., r. 25

Oak Grove Av
" Sidney H., special agent London and Lan-
cashire Fire Ins. Co., 315 Montgomery,
r. 700 Jones
" Sidney H., physician, 427 Ellis

Smith Sidney M., president Cutting Packing
Co., 125-127 Market and president Pacific
Sheet Metal Works, 209-311 Mission, r.
NE cor Broadway and Webster
" Sidney S., bookkeeper Alaska Packers
Assn, r. 1909 San Carlos Av
Smith Sidney V., attorney at law, 35 Mills
Bldg, 10th floor, r. San Rafael
" Silas J., cabinet maker William A.

Schrock, r. 2400 Mission
" Silas M., bookkeeper, r. 152 Broad
" Simon, horseshoer E. M. Graney
" S. M., bartender Charles Smith, r. 919
Powell ^ ^

" S. N., clerk freight auditor's dept. S. P.
Co., r. Palo Alto
Smith S. Prentiss, assistant cashier The Bank
of California, r. 3400 Clay
" Stephen, blacksmith, r. 46 Everett
" Stephen, helper R. Stitt, r. 40 Natoma
" Stephen M., marine engineer, r. 919 Powell
" Stephen S., office 7 Montgomery Av, r. 1704

Geary
" Sterling W. (Smith & Young), r. Lorin, Cal.
" Susan, widow, cook, r. 1620 Fulton
" Stuart F., clerk Wells, Fargo & Co.'s

Bank, r. 714 Bush
" Sydney E., clerk auditing dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. 240 San Jose Av
" Sydney W., bookkeeper W. R. Grace &

Co.,r. 3451/2, 3d
" T., coal passer str Alameda
" T. Craig, purser str Mariposa, r. 1507

Washington
" Tennant Miss, r. Hotel Pleasanton
" Terrence, expressman, SE cor Market and

2d, r. 2114 O'Farrell
' Terrence, gardener, r. 22 Octavia
' Teresa, dressmaking, 2503 Sutter
■ T. H., master schr Hueneme, office 38 Cali-
fornia
' Theodore, master mariner, r. 1909 San

Carlos Av
' Theodore E., salesman Buckingham &

Hecht, r. 1619 Washington
' Theodore P., foreman linemen W. U. Tel.

Co., r. 700Capp
' Theresa Mrs., r. Army nr Shotwell
' Thomas, r. 11 Elsie
' Thomas, r. 667 Minna
' Thomas, oartender Hugh McNab, r. Baker

bet Filbert and Greenwich
' Thomas, draughtsman, r. 311 State
' Thomas, elevatorman, 310 Pine, r. Ala-
meda
' Thomas, janitor Coroner's office,

Minna
' Thomas, jockey, r. 417, 11th Av
' Thomas, laborer, r. 440 Elizabeth
' Thomas, laborer Mrs. J. Homes,

Jackson ^.„ .

" Thomas, machine hand Andrew Wilkie, r.

830 Greenwich ,,.,,.

" Thomas, mill hand Deming-Palmer Milling

Co., r. 104 Welsh ^

" Thomas Mrs., chambermaid The Devon
" Thomas B., liquors, .346, 3d, and carpenter
and builder, 325 Golden Gate av, r. 524
Hermann „„„ ^^ -

" Thomas C, stevedore, r. 1333 Union
.. Thomas H., wool sorter Flint & McLennan,

" Thomas J., brushmaker Read & Zahn. r.

" Thomas J^delivery clerk O. R. and N. Co.,
r. Alameda

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Smith Thomas J., marine engineer, 9 Mission
" Thomas J., whipmaker, r. 721 Church
" Thomas L., carpenter, r. 334, 3d
" Thomas M., electrician, r. 20 Masonic Av
" Thomas M. Jr., dental student, r. 160

Golden Gate Av
" Thomas M. K., major 1st Infantry Regi-
ment, U. S. A., Angel Island
■' Thomas N.. brick layer, r. 39 Madison Av
" Thomas R., seaman, r. 1001 Battery
" Thomas R., teamster Robinson & Gil-
lespie, r. 1622 Devisadero
" Thomas T., foreman brass foundry Union

I. Wks, r. 278 Iowa
" Thomas W., r. 432, 5th Av
" Thomas W., cashier Girvin & Eyre, r. 37

" Tony H., clerk, r. 1207 Howard

" Troels, master schr La Gironde, office Pier

4 Steuart
" T. Slater, mineral water, r. 221O14 Mission
' ' TuUy , marble polisher.' r. 447 Natoma
■' T. W., r. 503 Mason
" V. Evans Mrs., widow, r. 514 Sutter
" Victor, sailmaker, r. 227?/^, 8th
" Vincent N.. packer Gal. Electrical Wks. r.

78 Everett
" Virginia E. Mrs., teacher Cooper Primary

School, r. 514 Sutter
" Wager S., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. East

Oakland
" Waldo, clerk Palace Hardware Co., r. 606

Folsom
" Waldo E., butcher, 605 Montgomery Av, r.

5231/2 Lombard
" W. Alexander, bookkeeper Hulse, Bradford

& Co., r. 634, 22d
'■ Wallace Rev., r. 1910 Jones
" Walter, barber, r. 920 Washington
" Walter, clerk Jacobs & Otto, r. NE cor

Railroad Av and 11th Av South
" Walter, machinist S. F. & S. M. Ry, r. 3275

Mission
" Walter A., secretary Asbestos Parafflne

Co., 131, 1st, r. 621 Post
" Walter E., solicitor Fireman's Fund Ins.

Co., r. 2629 Bush
" Walter F., gasfitter J. E. Britt, r. 810

Dolores
" Walter G.. accountant, r. 2629 Bush
" Walter G., journalist Chronicle, r. Occi-
dental Hotel
" Walter G., plate printer A. M. Robertson.

r. 731 Geary
" Walter H., clerk, r. 2429 Buchanan
" Walter H., salesman The Hamburger Co..

r. 509 Post
" Walter K., clerk U. S. Sub-Treasury, r.

3120 Washington
" Walter M., painter, r. I82414 Lexington Av
" Walter R., plumber, r. 810 Dolores
" Walter S., r. 21.33 Howard
" Ward M., cashier Deming-Palmer Milling

Co.,r. 714 Ellis
" Warren P., carpenter, r. Munich nr Brazil

Av
" W. E., teamster Sherman, Clay & Co.
" W. E., telegraph operator, r. Brooklyn

Hotel
" Wendla Miss, saleslady O'Connor, Mofiatt

& Co., r. 611 Geary
" W. C, horseman, r. 905 Market
" W. F., r. 1421/2, 4th

" W. G. Mrs,, dressmaking, 505^^ Natoma
" W. H., gripman Market St. Ry. r. 1738

Mission

Smith Wilbur C, steward, r. 609 Natoma
" Willard M., capitalist, r. 526 Jones
" William, r. 48 West Park
" William, r. 1315% Webster
'• William (J. G. James & Co.). r. 2133 Howard
" William, boarding, 39 Pacific
" William, blacksmith, r. 417 Bush
" William, bookkeeper Brown Bros. & Co., r.

lllSVzFell
" William, butcher, r. 4271/2 Cedar Av
" William, carpenter, r. 2203 Polk
" William, car repairer, r. IO814 Central Av
" William, commission merchant, r. 1314

Jackson
" William, driver Lenormand Bros., r. 445Vi

Tehama
" William, driver New York Dairy, r. Old

San Jose Road nr County Jail 2
" William, hoseman Engine 19, r. 2.332 Har-
rison
" William, laborer, r. 23 Montcalm
" William, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 780

Illinois
" William, longshoreman, r. 102 Pacific
" William, machinist helper P. C. SS. Co.
" William, marine fireman, r. 530, 3d
" William, master mariner, r. 913 Capp
" William, master mariner, r. 193414 Bush
" William, porter, r. 208 Drumm
" William, porter Palace Restaurant, r. 861

Market
" William, printer, r. ISlli^ Howard
" William, salesman, r. 325 Larkin
" William, salesman Catholic Art and Book

Co., r. 616 Fulton
" William, shipjoiner Union I. Wks, r. 904

Minnesotd
" William, teamster, r. 19 Sherwood
" William, teamster, r. 1220 Folsom
" William Mrs., r. 231 Oak
" William A., r. 1610 Clay
" William A., bookkeeper Levi Strauss &

Co., r. 427 Ellis
" William A., clerk Cal. Bridge and Con-
struction Co.. r. 432 Sanchez
" William A., clerk J. C. Nolan & Co., r. 322

Golden Gate Av
" William A., lumber surveyor, 9 Mission, r.

618 Harrison
" William A., mechanic, r. 418 Fell
" William A. C, bookkeeper Samuel Kellett,

r. 3200, 16th
" William B., attorney at law, r. 1226 Bush
" William B., clerk Goodyear Rubber Co., r.

Oakland
" William B., foreman Healy, Tibbitts & Co.
" William B., salesman Hawley Bros. Hard-
ware Co., r. 120 Fell
" William B., seaman, r. 409 Drumm
" William C, 1st officer str Walla Walla
" William C, hostler Root & Robinson, r.

NW cor Fillmore and Golden Gate Av
" William C. R., mining expert, r. 1108 Pow-
ell
" William E., carpenter, r. 435, 27th
" William E., clerk J. D. Spreckels & Bros.

Co., r. 937 Dolores
" William E., tinsmith, r. 212 Broadway
" William D., salmon packer, r. 1835 Sacra-
mento
■' William F. (Smith & Freeman), r. 2203

Scott
" William F., dairy produce, 1029 Valencia
" William G., r. 505% Natoma
" William G., printer Call, r. 833 Castro
" William H., agent str Alviso, office Clay

St. Wharf, r. 1734 San Carlos Av
" William H., barber A. H. Grimm, r. 114

Fell
" William H., carpenter, r. 418 Fell
" William H., cigars and tobacco, 116, 4th, r.

142, 7th
" William H., cook, r. 1003 Battery
" William H., house painter, 2311 Mission, r.

231114 Mission
" William H., liquors, 522 Battery, r. 311 Bat-
tery
" William H., rigger, 118-120 Howard, r. 1009
Dolores

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Smitli William H., salesman Isaac Michels, r.
646 Waller

" William H., seaman, r. 21 Van Ness Av

" William H., teamster Perry J. Smith, r.
315 San Jose Av

" William H.. vaquero Simon Silverberg, r.
831, 15th Av South

■' William H. Jr., with ^tna Ins. Co., r. 114
Fell

" William I., manager Pac. Chair Co., 762
Mission, r. 2020 Point Lobos Av

" William J., clerk S. F. Savings Union

" William J., port steward P. M. SS. Co's
Wharf, r. 1829 Green

" William J., secretary Improved Order Red
Men's Hall Assn., 320 Post

" William Jay, mining, 218 California, room
7, r. 921 Hyde

" William K., wireman McWhirter Electric
Co., r. SW cor Masonic Av and Congress

<• William M., r. 7 South Park

" William M., clerk, r. 112 Fair Oaks

" William M., collector, r. 1008 Leaven-
worth

" William W., butcher J. G. James & Co., r.
831, 15th Av South

" William W., carpenter, r. 1125 Mission

" William W., miner, r. 916 Montgomery

" William W., secretary S. F. and Oakland
Local Passenger Assn., 16 Mills Bldg, 3d
floor, r. 824 Laguna

" Wilson T., machine works, 648 Bryant, r.
311,21st

" W. J., seaman, r. 54 Sacramento

" W. R., clerk Post Office, r. 1024 Sacra-
mento

" W. Stuart (Smith & Sprout), r, Berkeley

" W. T. & Son, F. B. Wood manager, che-
nilles, oilcloths, mats, etc., 569 Market

" & Brown (Frank Smith and Charles Brown),
liquors, 12 Ellis

" & Burns (Howard F. Smith and John F.
Bums), proprietors The Western Wheel-
man Publishing Co., 58, 1st

" & Daniels (Robert W. Smith and George E.
Daniels), dentists, 3 Haight

" & Freeman (William F. Smith and J.
Eugene Freeman), architects, 206 San-
some, rooms 27-28

" & Herold (Misses Ellen Smith and Mary
Herold), proprietors Cable Hotel, cor 28th
and Valencia

" & Mayers (Andrew C. Smith and Gustav B.
Mayers), liquors, 913 Kearny
Smith & Murasky (James F. Smith and Frank
J. Murasky), attorneys at law, 331
Phelan Bldg, telephone Main 5420

" & Nagelmaker (Frank Smith and John
Nagelmaker), liquors, 232, 4th

" & Nilson (J. Franklin Smith and Simon
Nilson), merchant tailors, 819 Market,
room 32
Smitli & Osborn (Chester W. M. Smith and E.
E. Osborn), solicitors of patents and at-
torneys at law, 319 Pine, rooms 46-51

" & Poultney (Joseph H. Smith and George
J. Poultney), livery stable, 344 Bran-
nan
Smith & Sprout (W. Stuart Smith and Sidney
S. Sprout), electrical, mechanical and
consulting engineers, 422 Safe Deposit
Bldg
Smith & Wesson (Springfield, Mass.), Philip B.
Bekeart agent, 159 New Montgomery

" & Whitaker (Frank A. Smith and Gilbert
M. Whitaker), butchers, 1409 Folsom
Smith & Young (Sterling W. Smith and John N.

Young), building supplies, 723 Market
«g- Smith. See Schmid, Schmidt, Schmit,
Schmitt, Smidt and Smyth

SMITHS' CASH STORE

(incorporated), Barclay J Smith presi-
dent. Harper A. Smith secretary, gen-
eral merchandise, 414-418 Front, tele-
phone Main 1340. (Will remove on or
about July 1st, 1896, to 27 Market.)
Smith's Grill Room, M. H. Smith proprietor, 115
Larkin

W.W. MONTAGUE & CO,

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AND RHEUMATIC CURE, Dr. Barlow
J. Smith proprietor, E. Cotton Smith
secretary and advertising manager,
1513 Buchanan
Smithea Fieiaen, laborer U. S. Appraiser's

Bldg, r. 517 Vallejo
Smithers Jesus Mrs., r. 1508 Mission
Smithson Emma Miss, teacher Irving Primary
School, r. 12.33 Green
" Frank, teamster James P. Donovan
" Frank W., with Nathaniel T. Coulson, r.
1233 Green
Smithson Frederick H., attorney at law, 83-85
Columbian Bldg, r. 1332 Green
" Frederick J., trimmer B. Grave Co., r. 1232

Green
" James, cutter W. & J. Sloane & Co., r. 535

Geary rear
" Robert, r. 535 Geary rear
Smithurst Albert, candymaker W. S. Townsend,
r. 1317 Valencia
" Annie Miss, bakery, 1317 Valencia
4®" Smithurst. See Smethurst
Smits Victor E., awning maker S. F. Awning

and Tent Co., r. 237y2, 8th
Smitten L. W. Mrs., r. 507^ Fell
Smockryski L., tailor Raphael's, r. 82154 Monl-

SmootDavid L., attorney at law, 14McAllister,

r. Haywards
" Edgar N. (Smoot & Rice), r. 723 Eddy
Smoot & Rice (Edgar N. Smoot and William

H. Rice), proprietors Robin Hood Saloon,

SW cor Stockton and O'Farrell
Smouse John H., solicitor American Wringer

Co., r. 1811 Hyde
SmuUen Frank, shoemaker, 573 Howard,. r. 53a

Howard
Smiirr Charles F., general freight agent

Southern Pacific Co.. r. 411 Clayton
" Charles R., student, r. 411 Clayton
" William K... contracting freight agent S.

P. Co., 613 Market, r. 500 Cole
Smyley William H., laborer Ma sonic Cemetery,

r. 430 Fulton
Smyth Alice A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 7 Perry
" Charles S., sampler Custom House, r. 2137

Pine

SMYTH CHARLES W.,

attorney at law and notary public, 419
California, room 11, telephone Black
2311, r. 2127 Pine

Smyth Cornelius, paper ruler J. B. Mclntyre, r.
721 Guerrero
" F. L., clerk Tillmann & Bendel, r. 2309 Fill-
more
" Horace, r. 2137 Broderick
" Hugh S. (Forster, Little & Co.), r. 145 Perry
" John, liquors, 48 Grove
'< John, motorman Market St. Ry., r. 1501

Turk
" John T., printer Call, r. 14 Perry
" Mary, widow, r. 949 Bryant
" Maysie G., school teacher, r. 7 Perry
" Michael, miner, r. 8 Gough
" Owen H. (Phillips & Smyth), r. 30, 13th
" Robert, painter, r. 23 Turk
" Robert A., reporter, r. 113 Ridley
" Samuel C, clerk, r. 1717% Leavenworth
" Simon P., salesman Hale Bros., r. 3214 Laf-
ayette
" Thomas, harness maker, r. 435 Turk
" Thomas J., bookbinder, r. 7 Perry

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DEALERS IN A..L KINDS OF

: Foreign and Domestic Coal.

Hotels, Restaurants and Ship*

ping Supplied. [

Smyth T. Wylie, clerk George W. McNear, r.

Oakland
Smsrth W. H., mechanical expert and consult-
ing engineer, 226 Market, r. Berkeley
Smythe George, distributor S. F. Laundry, r.
1519 Eddy
" George J., steward, r. UlYi Minna
" James C, musician N. Ramsey
" Margaret Miss, nurse, r. 816 Powell
" Mary S., widow, r. 439 Natoma
" P.,r. 220, 3d
" Peter, r. IO/2 Cleveland
" William H., photographer, r. 1915Eddy
-8S-Smythe. See Smith and Smythe
Snaden John, laundryman, r. 6 Lynch
Snaer Louis, r. 724 Lombard
Snailham Benjamin, cane maker, r. 240 Ritch
rear
" Sarah, widow, r. 240 Ritch rear
" William F., clerk, r. 240 Ritch rear
Snapp Claude W., laborer Hey wood Bros. & Co.,

r. 45 Morris Av
Snapper Samuel S., r. 104, 7th
Snead Brothers (Frank and Thomas), plumbers,
gas fitters and metal roofers, 3038 Geary
and 1438 Howard
Frank (Snead Bros.), r. 22 Masonic Av
John P., blacksmith, NE cor Geary and

Blake, r. 22 Masonic Av
Michael, plumber, r. 22 Masonic Av
Stephen L., dentist C. H. Bell, r. 2611 Sac-
ramento
Thomas (Snead Bros.), r. 22 Masonic Av
Thomas I., carpenter, r. 22 Masonic Av
Sneath George R., lessee Jersey Farm Dairy,

837 Howard, r. San Bruno
Sneath Harry J., secretary Jersey Farm Co.,

r. 837 Howard
Sneath Richard G., president Jersey Farm Co.
and Consumers' Ice Co., office 837 How-
ard, r. San Bruno
Snedaker WiUlam H., general agent Rio Grande
Western Railway, 14 Montgomery, r.
California Hotel
Snedekar Donner H., driver J. H. Hall, r. 760.

22d
Sneider Anna E., widow, r. 2020i4 Bush
" George C, stock broker, 337 Pine, r. 825
Fillmore
.S®=-Sneider. See Schneider, Schnider, Snider

and Snyder
Snell Arthur B., salesman Cienega Lime Co., r.
115, 7th
Cycle Fittings Co., 14-16 Fremont
Edward L., manager Cienega Lime Co., 16

Hayes, r. 214 Ashbury
Edwin H., carpenter William Little, r. 5

Martha PI
Frank S., salesman Merten Mfg. Co., r

3612, 16th
John A., compositor Call, r. 1003 Powell
John M., teamster, r. 715 Howard
John T., stage carpenter Morosco's Grand

Opera House, r. 120 Eddy
Lindsey A., carpenter William Little, r. 5

Martha PI
R. L., machinist Central Hardware and

Supply Co., r. 106 Eddy
Walter R., solicitor Daily Report Pub. Co
r. 1306 Pine
4S=Snell. SeeSchiiell

Snellgrove Charles R., transfer agent Wells
Fargo & Co., 3d St. depot, r. 4 Central
Court
Snelling James F., salesman Payot, Upham &
Co., r. 313 Taylor

Snelling Joseph, conductor Market St. Ry., r.
508 San Jose Av
" Walter J., r. 606 Montgomery, room 25
Snibley Louis, laborer, r. 221 Birch Av
Snide Louis, pawn broker, 113, 3d
Snider John, beamster South S. F. Tannery

" Rodney, clerk Vina Distillery, r. 311 Mason
4^Snider. See Schneider, Schnider, Sneider

and Snyder
Sniderman Max, cloak maker, 933 Market
Snodgrass William, harness washer Lot D.

Slocum, r. 347 Jessie
«®"Snodgrass. See Snowgrass
Snook Caroline, widow, nurse, r. 2429 Mission
" Edgar N. (G. & E. Snook), r. 1914 Broad-
way
" Frederick W. (William S. Snook & Son),
r. Oakland

SNOOK G. & E.

(George A. and Edgar N.), plumbers,
gas and steam fitters, 630 Sacramento

Snook George A. (G. & E. Snook), r. 1914 Broad-
way

" George W., plumber William S. Snook &
Son, r. Oakland

■' Harry E., assistant manager Golden Gate
Undertaking Co., r. 2429 Mission

" James A. (James A. Snook & Co.), r. 1711
Baker

" James A. & Co. James A. Snook), carriage
hardware and hardwood lumber, 35-37

" Jane C, widow, r. 414 Bartlett
" John T., machinehand, r. 1118 Harrison
" Minnie, widow, dressmaker, r. 513 Hyde
" Pauline Miss, r. ISW-A Stockton
" William S. (William S. Snook & Son), r.
Oakland

SNOOK WILLIAM S. & SON

(Wmiam S. and Frederick W.), plumb-
ers, gas and steam fitters, 554 Clay

Snow Chester J., r. 504i4 Guerrero

" E. B., traveling salesman, r. 1710 Wash-
ington

" Edward C, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1767
Howard

" Emanuel, porter Davis, Haber & Co., r. 604
Broderick

" Ernest W., cutter W. H. Snow, r. Berkeley

" Frank E., salesman W. H. Snow, r. Berke-
ley

" Harry, seaman, r. 28 Sacramento

" Harvey M., carpenter, r. 1608 Powell
Snow Harvey W., bond broker and financial
agent and vice-supreme Royal Guard-
ian, Royal Fraternal Guardians, 318
Pine, rooms 16-17, r. Oakland

" James T., seaman, r. 1001 Battery

" James T., teamster Indianapolis Furni-
ture Co., r. 216 Fair Oaks

" John F., dyeing and cleaning, 1623 Mission,
branch office 3 Grant Av, r. I6271/2 Mis-
sion

" John J., salesman John W. Carmany

" Levi T., r. 329 Fell

" L. M. Mrs., r. 708 Montgomery

" Louis, glazier, r. 555 Natoma
Snow Louis T., groceries, provisions and ship
stores, 210 California, r. Alameda

" Margaret, widow, r. 436 Minna

" Samuel, painter J. St. Denis & Co.

" Thomas, bartender Henry Schlieker, r. 401
Spear

" Wilfrid M., machinehand, r. 708 Montgom-
ery

" William, longshoreman, r. 10 Federal

" William H., merchant tailor, 342 Sutter, r.
Berkeley
Snowball Alexander L., policeman, r. 925 Geary
Snowden Edward L., machinist Byron Jackson,
r. 929, 19th

'• Frederick T., caterer, r. 728 Golden Gate Av

" James H., r. 34 Natoma
Snowgrass Allan V.. clerk First National Bank,
r. 1526 Eddy

" John G., clerk, r. 1526 Eddy

" Louise S., widow, r. 1526 Eddy

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Snyder Charles, foreman, r. 3 Uranus
" Charles, teamster, r. 310 Jessie
" Charles B., packer Union Fruit Grader, r.

16 Ellis
" Daniel, fireman revenue cutter Commodore

Perry
" Frederick, cabinet maker, r. 136, 12th
" Frederick C, clerk Post Office, r. 136, 12th
" George, r. 1121 Ellis
" George, teamster F. B. Joyce & Co., r. 1^5

Langton
" Henry, electrician Cal. Electric Supply &

Cons. Co., r. 640 Haight
" Julia M. Mrs., teacher music and elocution,

520 Sutter
" Laura A., widow, r. 912, 19th
'• Lizzie Mrs., confectionery, 435 Larkin
" Louis C, r. 435 Larkin
" Louise J., widow, lodgings, 322, 3d
" Mary A., widow, r. 215 Fair Oaks
" Samuel M., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 48

Plymouth Av Holly Park
" Val,r. 106/2, 3d

" Wilhelmine, widow, r. 43 Sanchez
" William, porter Goldherg, Bowen & Co., r.

136, 12th , . ^

" William H., engineer Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 1419 Guerrero
Snyders Edgar W., cigar maker Pac. Coast Co-
op. Cigar Mfg. Co., r. 512 Bush
" George W.. salesman, r. 404 Ellis
" Marie B. Mrs., manager The Marechal
Niel, 404 Ellis
Snygg John, fisherman, r. 414 Folsom
jga-Snyder. See Schneider, Schnider, Sneider

and Snider
Soanes Frank, candy maker, r. 233, 3d
Scares Joseph D,, driver N. Prost, r. 336, 3d

" Manuel D., milker, r. 216 Jackson
Sobey Arthur L., physician, r. 810, 20th
" Ellen Miss, school teacher, r. 810, 20th
" I. P., musician, r. 26 Victor
" John, longshoreman, r. 550 Mission
Soboslay Julius, physician, W^Vi, 6th

" Samuel, cloak maker, r. 16 Harriet
Sobrero Charles W., bookkeeper, r. 225 Chestnut
Sobrio John A. (P. Duchein & Co.), r. 253 Clem-
entina
Sochor Anton B., freight clerk P. C. SS. Co., r.

1004 Van Ness Av
Socialist Labor Party, Oswald Seifert secre-
tary, 115-117 Turk
Societa di Mutuo Soccoroso della Compagnia
Garabaldina, F. Zeiro president, G.
Ertola secretary, 423 Broadway
" di Mutuo Soccoroso Reali, Carabinieri
Italian!, 423 Broadway
Societa Italiana di Mutua Beneficenza, 808
Montgomery . . r< ,

" Tictnese Mutuo Soccoroso, Giovanni bcal-
manini secretary, 729 Montgomery
Societe Beige de Bienfaisance. Leon Andre

secretary, office 413 Kearny
Societe de Bienfaisance des Dames Fran-
caise, office 318 Post , .

Society for tlie Prevention of Cruelty to Ani-
mals, C. B. Holbrook secretary, 94-9o
Donohoe Bldg ^ „^.,

Society for tHe Prevention of Cruelty to Chil-
dren, John McComb secietary, 95-96
Donohoe Bldg
Society for the Suppression of Vice, Frank J.
Kane secretary, 14 McAllister, rooms
25-26 Donohoe Bldg
Society of California Pioneers The, John I.
Spear secretary. Pioneer Bldg, 5 Pioneer
PI, telephone Main 5319
Society of Old Friends, James A. Johnson
president, J. E. Slinkey secretary, 23o
Kearny, room 9 „ „ ,. -^ »

Sodalizio Veterani Italiani, B. Cheli president,

A. Bricca secretary, 423 Broadway
Soden A. J., carpenter, r. 172 Minna
" Henry, teamster H. C. Henderson, r. 1809
Folsom
Soder Peter, r. 326 Ritch

Soderberg Andrew, tailor Bullock & Jones Oo.,
r. 1415 Howard
" J W., laborer, r. 24 Julian Av rear

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

SEAT CUSHIONS

In Plush, Terry, Damask and Sateen, Made

to Order for Churches, Lodges,

Steamboats, etc.

S^I-S^T- IVIARKET ST.

Soderberg Leopold L., civil engineer, r. 150114
Fillmore
" Nils, attorney at law, r. 913 Sacramento
" Victor bookkeeper Estate Herman Royer,
r. 313 Hyde
Soderdahl Oscar, fisherman, r. 214 Francisco

rear
Soderer Gustav, fireman S. P. Co., r. 113, 16th
Sodergren F. O., master bk Hesper, office 28

California
Soderholm Axel, peddler, r. 410, 7th

" Peter, laborer, r. 32114 Broadway
Soderlund Axel, r. 828 Bush
" Ernst A., porter N. Van Bergen & Co., r.

908 Vallejo
" Peter F., cellarman Occidental Hotel, r.

828 Bush
" Z. N. (Robertson & Soderlund), r. 325
Minna
Soderman Charles, motorman, r. 1111V4 Tennes-

" John F., carpenter, r. 10 Medau PI
Soderstrom Agnes, domestic, 1416 Masonic Av

" Charles, seaman, r. 411 Bryant rear
Sodini Basilio, laborer Milani & Co.
" Oreste, cook Perini's Restaurant, r. 917
Jackson _ ^ „ t-,

Soedler Eberhard, box maker Pac. and S. F.

Box Factory, r. 760 Folsom
Soehl Christian, clerk Henry Gehrt, r. 703 Du-
pont
" J. Henry, liquors, 751 Sacramento, r. 9

Hampton PI
" William, clerk, r. 248, 5th
Soehlmann Henry L., driver Buffalo Brewing

Co. , r. 603V2 Dolores
Soelter August, cigarmaker. r. 413y2 Green
" John, wire worker, r. 413^/4 Green
" Ludwig, painter, r. 413V2 Green
Soetie Eva, widow, r. 535 Elizabeth
Sober Adolph, distributor Post Office, r. 204 Ellis
" E. Mrs., widow, importer leeches, r. 916

Fulton
" Harry C student, r. 1308a Leavenworth
Sohl Axel L. engineer Charles M. Depew
Planing Mill Co., r. 22 Laidley
" Edward, oiler Goodyear Rubber Co., r. 30th

nr. Castro
" Frederick, laborer, r. 923 Mmna
" Harry, porter W. W. Montague & Co., r. 60

" John, liquors, SE cor Taylor and Bay
" Otto watchman Charles M. Depew Plan-
ing Mill Co., r. 328/2, 10th
4®"Sohl. See Saul ., „ „ „ ^

Sohlke Carl W., salesman N. Van Bergen & Co.,
r. Alameda .

" Gustave, clerk, r. 312 Haight
" Jacob A., bookkeeper F. Ruther & Co., 1.
Alameda „,., tt - i,+

" Theodore, teacher languages, r. 312 Haight
Sohmer & Co. (New York), Byron Mauzy agent,

308-314 Post ^ , .

Sohne Johanna, dressmaker, r. 905c Larkm
" John, machinist, r. 905c Larkin _
" Margaret, dressmaking, 905c Larkin
SohnleinElise, widow, r. 512 Fulton

^°?'Geor°gfc.%fgaf maker Frahm & Franken-

Soiland Lars.' master schr Amethyst, office 44

East, r. 1331 V^ Natoma
Soieda Mary, widow,, r. 1313 Dupont
Sokildrop John, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Sokolofl George, r. 800, 3d
Sol Frederic, nurse French Hospital

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tages to 405 Sansome St., San Francisco.

Sola Guglielmo, peddler, r. 220 Montgomery Av
Solari Camilo M., waiter, r. 2120 Filbert
" Charles, laborer, r. 1225, 18th
" Frank, painter J. St. Denis & Co.
" Giovanni B., fruits and vegetables, 217!4,

18th, r. 305 Capp rear
" Giovanni B., laborer, r. 10 Margaret PI
" Giuseppe (G. B. Cordano & Co.), r. 8 Hunt
" Giuseppe, laborer, r. 10 Margaret PI
" Ida B. Miss, nurse Hospital for Children,

3700 California
" J., declJhand str Apache
" Joseph (Massa & Solari), r. 845 McAllister
" Li. & Co. (Louis Solari and Joseph Nieri),

fruits and vegetables, 1-115 Octavia
" L. & Co. (Louis Solori and Peter Bianuci),
fruits and vegetables, Railroad Av bet
11th and 12th Avs South
" Louis (L. Solari & Co.i, r. 425 Cedar Av
" Louis (L. Solari & Co.), r. Railroad Av bet

11th and 12th Avs South
" Luigi, laborer, r. 10 Margaret PI
" Mary Mrs. (Delfino & Solari), r. 109, 3d
" Sebastian, fisherman, r. 39 Hinckley
" Stefano, laborer, r. 10 Margaret PI
" Stephen (Capelli & Solari), r. 519a Filbert
" Stephen, fruits, 306'4, 3d
" William A., with ^tna Mineral Water Co.
Soldati Felix, shoemaker, 1233 Uupont, r. 1106

Kearny
Soldavini Ambrosia Mrs., seamstress, r. 9 Pol-
lard PI
Soledad Alexander, marble polisher Joseph

Musto & Son, r. 915 Battery
Solen Nellie, widow, r. 526 Howard
Soler Andre, cook Palace Hotel, r. 423 Union
" Christian, dairyman, r. 423 Union
" Martin, cook Palace Hotel, r. 1309 Stockton
Solezzi Giacomo, bootblack L. Segarini, r. .324,

7th
Solezzie Andrew, fisherman, r. 114 Pacific
Solinsky Harris, peddler, r. 966 Harrison
Soils F., seaman str San Juan
Soil Christian L. Mrs., furnished rooms, 712

Kearny
SoUenius Leon P., r. 431 Greenwich
SoUey Emily M. Mrs., dressmaking, 909 Polk
SoUino Pio, seaman, r. 3 Vallejo
SoUman Adolph, jeweler C. H. Lindermaun, r.
712 Diamond
" Helen, widow, r. 712 Diamond
" Theodore W., gold polisher Shreve & Co., r.

712 Diamond
" Valentine P., machinist Electric Supply

Co., r. 712 Diamond
" William, foreman, r. 714 Diamond
SoUner Edward, carpenter J. Noonan, r. 377

Natoma
SoUom Vincent P., designer W. & J. Sloane &

Co., r. 320 Van Ness Av
Solomon A. & Co. (Alex Solomon), tailors, 108
Battery
" A. Armand, violinist, r. 1224, 24th
" Aaron, tailor, 127, 4th
" Abraham, porter F. Toplitz & Co., r. 543

Jessie
' ' Abraham, teacher languages , 2006 Fillmore

r. 2209 Fillmore
" Abraham, traveling salesman Adelsdorfer

& Brandenstein
" Albert, traveling salesman, r. 52^b Hayes
" Alex (A. Solomon & Co.), r. 529b Hayes
" Baruch, gents' furnishing goods, 106, 3d, r.
920 McAllister
Solomon C. Jr. Covering Co., Chapman Solo-
mon Jr. president, 422-4:^6 Battery

Solomon Chapman, with Chapman Solomon Jr.,

r. 1224, 24th
Solomon Chapman Jr., commission merchant,
importer Japanese goods and exporter
American prolucts, 422-424-436 Battery,
telephone Main 1079, r. IS'A Henry

'• Charles E., clerk auditing dept. Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. Oakland

" David, clerk M. Solomon & Co., r. 2318
Geary

" Edward, pantrymen str Modoc

" Ella Miss, stenographer Jacobs & Wolfe,
r. 639 Ellis

" Ernest, clerk, r. 1318 Ellis

" Ferdinand H., traveling salesman Chap-
man Solomon Jr., r. 1224, 24th

" G. W., barber John Johnson, r. 104 Mason

" Harris, tailor, r. 30 Valparaiso
Solomon Henry I., secretary and treasurer
Buckingham & Hecht, 225-237 Bush, r.
1620 Clay

" Herbert H., messenger Pac. Mail SS. Co.,
r. Oakland

" I. L. & Co. (Samuel and David Klopstock),
wholesale upholstery and bedding, 840
Mission '

" Isadore, tailor, r. 20 Valparaiso

" Jacob C. salesman, r. 20 Valparaiso

" L. C. Miss, clerk S. P. Co., r. East Oak-
land

" Leah Miss, Insurance broker, 313 Califor-
nia, r. 1620 Clay

" Louis, salesman Martin, Feusier & Co., r.
543 Jessie

" Louis, tailor, r. 350 Minna

" Louis, with Baruch Solomon, r. 930 Mc-
Allister

" M. & Co. (Morris Solomon), agents West-
ern Wool Manufacturing Co., and bottle
dealers, 1839 Mission

" Marks (Solomon & Son), r. 926 Jackson

" Martin, salesman Rosenthal Bros, & Co.,
r. 403 Leavenworth

" Mary Miss, teacher Le Conte Primary
School, r. 1620 Clay

" Mena D., widow, r. 1402 Webster

" Morris (M. Solomon & Co.), r. 2218 Geary

" Nathan, mining expert, 322 Pine, r. 116
Jones

" Rachel, widow, r. 507 Lombard

" Robert H., pressman, r. 31 Prosper

" Sam, manager Franklin Hall, 1835-1839
Fillmore

" Samuel (Solomon & Son), r. 405 Geary

" Samuel, cigar maker H. Plagemann & Co.

" Samuel, clerk F. Toplitz & Co., r. 543 Jessie

" Samuel, cloaks and suits, 121 Powell, r. 2107
Pine

" Samuel, cutter W. Cohen, Hirsch & Co., r.
2107 Pine

" Samuel, porter Eugene Belrose, r. 335 Bush

" Sigmund, peddler, r. 656 Natoma

SOLOMON SIMON,

butcher, Grand Central Market, 991
Market, r. 1514 O'Farrell

Solomon Solomon A., r. 119 Jones
" & Son (Marks and Samuel), merchant
tailors, 701 Mission
4®="Solomon. See Salomon
Solomons Hannah M. Mrs., r. 1707 Scott
Solomons Lucius L., attorney at law, 508 Cali-
fornia, rooms 11-14, r. 1707 Scott
" Selina Miss, r. 1707 Scott
" Theodore S., stenographer, r. 1707 Scott
J8®"Solomonson. See Salomonson
Soltan H. B., adjuster Gas Consumers' Assn.
" Harry B., physician and surgeon, 316 Post
" Robert E., steward, r. 311 Pacific
Soltsien Herman A., engineer Potrero Yeast
and Vinegar Co., r. SW cor 35th and In-
diana, Potrero
Solvin Charles G., liquors, 153 Steuart, r. 143

Main
Somberg Peter, deckhand tugboat Reliance
Somers Ann, widow, cigars, 1398Vi Turk, r. 628
Laguna
" Burbank G., attorney at law, 22 Mills Bldg,
10th floor, r. 1034 Mission

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Somers Frank A. (Somers & Co.), i. 3906 Folsom

» Frank J., clerk, r. 1403, 30th

" Frederick A., bartender Dunn Bros., r. 723
Gough
Somers George B., surgeon, office 533 Sutter, r.
1034 Mission

" Grace M., bookkeeper, r. 1403, 20th

" Henry H., bookkeeper W. P. Fuller & Co.,
r. 807 California

" Harvey C. (Somers & Co.), r. 2906 Folsom

" Herbert, clerk Cal. Furniture Mfg. Co., r.
225 Leavenworth

" Howard, secretary Lane Hospital, r. 225
Leavenworth

" Hugh, carpenter, r. 1403, 20th

" Joseph N., clerk, r. 1403, 20th

" Margaret Mrs., bakery and notions, 215
Clement

" May A. Miss, stenographer, r. 1403, 20th

" Paul A., salesman Hale Bros., r. 2732 Fol-
som

" Peter, master schr Nellie Carter, office 32
Steuart

" Richard, seaman str Walla Walla

" Rufus A. A., teamster Overland Freight
Transfer Co.

" William, upholsterer, 215 Clement

" William J., capitalist, r, 1034 Mission
Somers & Co. (Harvey C. and Frank A. Som-
eis), hay and grain, 534-536, 6th, ware-
house 341-343 Berry
«®~Somers. See Sommers and Summers
Somerset George, glovemaker, r. 502 Bush
Somersett John, clerk, r. 502 Eddy

" Robert, mill hand William A. Schrock

» William A., clerk, r. 502 Eddy
Somervell William S., contractor, 413 Kearny,

r. 608 Leavenworth
Somerville Albert E., clerk Cluffl Bros., r. 402
Hayes

" John, master mariner, r. 236a Golden Gate
Av

•' Robert, teamster Harris & Jones, r. 214
Virginia Av

" Simon, teamster I. S. Van Winkle & Co.,
r. 131 Lily Av
j8®=-Somerville. See Summerville
Sommer Adam, iron worker Coppieters & Mock-
el, r. 31, 3d

" Axel, hatter K. A. Lundstrom, r. 12 Sacra-
mento

" Charles M., clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 851
Capp

" George, porter Lunsmann & Stanke, r. 132
Bartlett

» Henry, barber, 1193 Market, r. 7 Olive
Court

" Henry, tailor, r. 818 Montgomery

" Julia, widow, r. 914 Filbert

" Julia E. Miss, stenographer O'Farrell &
Co., r. 914 Filbert

" Max (Sommer & Kufmann), r. 1821 Sacra-
mento

" Max, clothing. 517 Pacific

" Rosa Mrs., clothing, 818 Montgomery

" Rose Miss, teachermusic, r. 914 Filbert

" William C, tailor, r. 210 Washington

" & Kaufmann (Max Sommer and Maurice J.
Kaufman), dealers boots and shoes, 28
Kearny
Sommerlat Charles, clerk Gustav J. Pauli, r.

1803 Stockton
Sommers Frederick, with Shreve & Co., r. 526

" George, junk dealer, r. 1112 Treat Av .

'< Henry, cook Charles A. Bantel, r. 107 Grant

Av
" Henry, porter Louis Zeiss, r. 208 Drumm
" John, groceries and liquors. 51 Brady
J8®=-Sommers, See Somers and Summers
Somps Emile F., with P. G. Somps Soda Wks,
r. 2536 Mission

SOMPS P. G. SODA WORKS,

Pierre G. Somps proprietor, steam soda
works, and inventor and patentee
Excelsior Beverage Preserver. 259-
261-263 Clementina, office 764-766
Folsom. telephone Main 5419

Somps Pierre (Herve & Somps), r. Alameda
Somps Pierre G., proprietor P. G. Somps
Soda Works, 259-261-263 Clementina,
office 764-766 Folsom, telephone Main
.=)419, r. 2536 Mission
Son Adolph A. (Son Bros. & Co.), r. 2124 Broad-
way
" Albert A. (Son Bros. & Co.), r. 2125 Pacific

Av
" Brothers & Co. (Adolph A. and Albert A.
Son and Abraham and Jacob Spitz), cut-
lery, pipes and cigars. 13-15 Sansome
" Carrie Miss, saleslady Goldberg, Bowen &

Co., r. 1348 Ellis
" Clarence A., bookkeeper Siebe & Green, r.

2125 Pacific Av
" Lena A., widow, r. 1346 Ellis
" Romeo A., clerk Son Bros. & Co., r. 1346
Ellis
Sonburg Arnold F., groceries and liquors, 916

Bryant
Sonburnt Walter, physician, r. 2914 Bush
Sondag Alphonse. cutter John Sondag, r. 330
Sutter
«' John, merchant tailor, 332 Sutter, r. 330

Sutter
" John, salesman, r. 2928 Pine
Sonderup Axel, bookkeeper, r. 6a Shotwell
" Joseph, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 2609!/2

Sacramento
" William I., driver, r. 10 Steiner
Sondheimer Moses (Rosenthal Bros. & Co.), r.
1514 California
" Solomon, salesman Columbia Shoe Store, r.
832 O'Farrell
Sonet Frank, laborer Franz Siebrecht, r. 405

Kearny
Songer Alexander, lineman Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co.,

r. iW-A Natoma
Sonne Mathias A., carpenter, r. 786 Harrison
Sonnenberg Albert, salesman Bibo, Newman &
Ikenberg, r. 1305 Octavia
" Bertha, widow, r. 711 Jones
" E. J. Mrs., widow, r. 1305 Octavia
" H., quartermaster str Santa Rosa
" Joseph, longshoreman, r. 608, 6th
" Julius, salesman, r. 1305 Octavia
" Louis B., r. 1502 California
" Max, traveling salesman, r. 1305 Octavia
" Samuel, bookkeeper D. Samuels, r. 1502

California
" Sigmund, salesman B. Blumenthal & Co.,
r. 1305 Octavia
Sonnenfeld Samuel, lapidary, 331 Kearny, r. 325

Ellis
Sonnenwald Peter, with George H. Tay Co., r.

625 Pacific
Sonner James, porter Deming-Palmer Milling
Co., r. 30 Clay
" Josie, glovemaker, r. 118 Fell
" Lizzie, glovemaker, r. 118 Fell
Sonnichsen August, laundryman Occidental
Hotel
" Charles, conductor Presidio and Ferries

RR, r. 1131 Union
" James N., r. 510 Buchanan
'■ Nicholas, clerk Spring Valley W. W., r.
3026 Sacramento
Sonntag Charles (Chas. Sonntag & Co.), 116 Mar-
ket
Sonntag Chas. & Co. (Charles Sonntag), com-
mission merchants, glycerine, etc., ana
agents U. S. Cartridge Co. 114-116 Mar-
ket, telephone Drumm 34
" Emll F., coppersmith Union I. Wks, r. 349
Clementina

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Sonntag G. A. T., laundry, 230, 22d
" Gustav A. T.. seaman, r. 1837% Howard
" Henry P. (Bovee, Toy & Sonntag), r. San
Rafael
Sonntag Julian, general manager The Giant
Powder Co. Consolidated,J430 California,
r. 1617 Lyon
" Julius, cigar maker H. Plagemann & Co., r.

636 Green
" Julius, reporter Abend Post, r. 217 Mason
Sonntag Lincoln, attorney at law and notary
public, 116 Market, telephone Drumm 34,
r. 2136 Howard
" M. Miss, r. 933 Kearny
" Paul H., instrument maker Joseph C. Sala,
r. 522 Capp
Sonntags-Blatt Des California Demokrat, 409-
413 Bush
" Post (weekly). Abend Post Co. proprietors,
535 California
Sonoma Lumber Co., William Westover pres-
ident, D. L. Westover secretary, 319
Pine, room 26
Sonoma Valley Railroad Co., office Mutual

Life Bldg, 4th floor
Sonora Extended Mining Corporation, C. A.

Stratton secretary, 213 Jackson
Sons of St. George, Order of, Edward Oliver

grand secretary, 317 Mason
Sons of the American Revolution, E. W.
McKinstry president, Edwin Bonnell
secretary, 101 Montgomery
Sons of Veterans, Fair Oaks Camp, 102 O'Far-

rell
Soo Hoo Fong, Chinese interpreter Pac. Mail

SB. Co.. r. 917 Clay
Sooman John, foreman Western Sugar Refinery,

r. 825 Pennsylvania Av
Sopa Peter G., restaurant, 3300 Mission, r. 35061/4

Mission
Soper Charles A., teamster, r. 15 Heron
" Charles B., fireman str Gold, r. 15 Heron
" Harleigh F., student, r. 317 Noe
" John F., vice-consul Hawaiian Islands, 206
Sansome, room 22, r. Occidental Hotel
Soper Joseph H., physician and surgeon, 661
Market, hours 12 m. to 3 p. m. and 7 to 8
p. m.. r. 317 Noe, hours 7 to 8:30 a. m.
telephone Mission 121
" Mary A. Mrs., r. Old People's Home
Sophey Abraham, machinist, r. 760 Folsom

" Joseph, carriage maker, 820 Folsom
Soracco Charles, porter EmilioMartinoni, r. 526
Filbert
" G. B., coal dealer, r. 504 Filbert
" Joseph, laborer E. Martinoni, r. 526 Filbert
Sorbet Louis, waiter Occidental Restaurant, r.

908 Pacific
Sorbier Louisa A., widow, president Woman's
Educational and IndustrialTJnion, r. 220
Van Ness Av
Sorensen A., carpenter Krogh Mfg. Co., r. Oak-
land
" A., waiter C. G. Larsen, r. 148 Perry
" Andrew, canvasser, r. 663 Minna
" Andrew, clerk Neal C. Toft, r. 414 Waller
" Anton, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
" August G., machinist First Street Wks,

Union I. Wks, r. 963 Howard
" Carl, tailor C. M. Sorensen, r. 229 Minna
" Charles, seaman, r. 739, 4th
" Charles, teamster J. Browning, r. 16'4

Langton
" Charles M . merchant tailor, 422 Post, r.

831 MAllister
" Christian, r. 7 Mint Av

Sorensen Christian, steward, r. 22 Sacramento

" Christian, teamster, r. 1218 Folsom

" Christina M. J. Miss, r. 20 Eureka

" George, beer bottler Viking Brewing Co.,
r. 2 Codman PI

" Herbert, fireman Engine 14, r. 1013 McAl-
lister

" James, clerk Charles Truelson, r. 530 De-
visadero

" James A., foreman Peter P. Schmidt, r.
1003 Harrison

" Jens, tailor, r. 1817 Dupont

" John, tailor, r. 2 Codman PI

" Ludwig M., master mariner, r. 37%, 20th

" N. C, cook R. J. Techau & Co., r. 922% Na-
toma

" Nels, seaman, r. Newman nr Bennington

" Nelson, driver, r. 108 San Jose Av

" Niels C, tailor, 246 Ellis

•' Peter, cooper Cal. Wine Assn, r. 709 Harri-
son

" Peter, seaman, r. 12 Clay

" S., stencil cutter Novelty Rubber Stamp
Wks

" Simon C, hostler Cal. Bottling Co., r. 1407
Eddy

" Soren (Campbell & Sorensen), r. 1761 Mis-
sion

" Soren M. (Romer & Sorensea), r. 1317
Scott

" Theodore A. , harness maker, r. 6 Albion Av

" Walter, carpenter and builder, 538 Linden
Av, r. 129 Cook

" William, hay, grain, wood and coal, 1013
McAllister

" William Jr., clerk William Sorensen, r.
1013 McAllister
Sorenson Amelia, widow, r. 406%, 6th

" Augusta D. Miss, finisher Golden Gate
Woolen Mills

" Charles, cook, r. 922% Natoma

" Charles, seaman, r. 1311% Minna

" Christian, waiter Windsor Hotel

" Christian A., marine engineer, r. 747 Fol-
som

" Christopher, mechanic Perkins Cycle Co.,
r. 112% Fell

" Hans, carpenter Charles M. Depew Plan-
ing Mil] Co., r. 28, 21st

" Jens, cook Niels J. Lund, r. SE cor Folsom
and 16th

" John, pantryman Palace Hotel, r. 409
Minna

" Kate, widow, r. 115 Capp

" Lauridts, janitor Pacific-Union Club, r.
520%, 9th

" Nelson, gripman Cal. St. RR, r. 5 Torrens
Court

" S.. pantryman Cardall & Marston, r. 623
Turk

" S., roof painter, r. 106%, 3d

" Sivert, advertising agent, 783% Market
4^"Sorenson. See Sorensen and Sorrensen
Sorg Conrad C, r. 1413 Buchanan rear

" Dora, widow, r. 1413 Buchanan rear

" John G., roofer, r. 1509 Turk rear

" P. J. Co. The (Middletown, Ohio), M. P.
Gleason agent, 410 Sacramento
Sorge Gustav, teamster, r. 374 Natoma rear

" Lawrence E., waiter, r. 650, 4th

" Oscar, news agent and bookseller, 410
Kearny, room 6, r. Alameda
Sorhan James, groceries, 6, 14th
Soria Alfred, saddle maker, r. 718% Union rear

" Marina Miss, shirt maker, r. 7 Magner PI

" Susan, widow, r. 718% Union rear
Sorich A. & Co. (Anton Sorich), bakery and res-
taurant, 1207 Market and 5 Brooks

" Anton (A. Sorich & Co.), r. 941 Haight

" Marko, cooper J. J. Kucich, r. 811 Pacific
Sorley Daniel, laborer J. C. Wilson & Co.

" Mamie, domestic, 2218% Fillmore

" William, baker str San Juan
Sorman J. Mrs., widow, r. 16 Clinton Park
Sornin Alexander, watchmaker and jeweler, 321
Montgomery, r. 2100 Mason

" Antone, watchmaker, 2100 Mason
Sorosis Fruit Co., F. M. Smith president, A. H.
Clough secretary, 101 Sansome, room 26

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Sorrell A. Miss, saleslady Hale Bros., r. NE
cor Lower Terrace and Serpentine Av
" Alfred W., carpenter James Young, r. NE

cor Lower Terrace and Serpentine Av
" William H., foreman Central Lumber and
Mill Co., r. Berkeley
Sorrentino G., shell fish, 9 Clay St. Market, r. 9

Lafayette PI
Sorrick Ira (J. H. Wood & Co.), r. Berkeley
Sosnowski Frederick, tanner The Norton Tan-
ning Co., r. 120 Valley
Sospita Co., female remedies, 51-55 Donohoe

Bldg, telephone South 608
Sosso Henry, pastemaker, r. 13'35 Dupont
" Lorenzo, with R. J. Techau & Co., r. 514

Eddy
" Theresa, widow, macaroni factory, 1325
Dupont
Soteck Vincent, box maker Pac. and S. F. Box

Factory, r. 424i/4,6tb
Soto Angel B., barber and cigars, 3049, 16th, r.

26^2 Sycamore Av
Soto House, Edward Rolkin proprietor, 32, 4th
" Romolo M. F., attorney at law, 67-68 Ne-
vada Block, r. 413 Jones
" Salvador de, clerk auditing dept. Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 320'/2 Scott
Sotto Angelo, farmer, r. 137 Folsom
" Angelo R., collector, r. 137 Folsom
" Susan Mrs., dressmaker, r. 137 Folsom
Sotzen John A., tailor, r. 324 Phelan Bldg
Soubease Josephine, widow, midwife, r. 114

Trenton
SOUC L. A. & Co. (Louis A. Souc and Albert
Horiger). real estate and insurance
brokers, 465-467 Valencia, telephone Mis-
sion 273
" Louis A. (L. A. Souc & Co.), r. 623, 17th
Souder Charles, photographer, r. 224, 7th
Souders Flavoring Extract Co. (Day ton, Ohio),
John H. Spobn agent, 318 Battery
" Mary J., widow, i. 524 Eddy
Souffraine Louis, news agent, r. 894 Green
Soukup Aloisie L., widow, bakery and notions,

41214 Geary
Soulage Alphonse, porter Lenormand Bros., r.
Folsom nr Union Av
" Henry (Soulage & Sablier), r. 327 Mont-
gomery Av
" & Sablier (Henry Soulage and Louis Sab-
lier), proprietors Louisiana House, 327
Montgomery Av
Soulages Alfred, cook Occidental Hotel, r. 108
Prospect PI
" Jules, cellar master Cal. Wine Assn, r. 123

Trenton
" Pierre, wool puller Legallet-Hellwig Tan-
ning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
Soule Arthur C. (Soule Bros.), r. 640 Waller
" Arthur L., master bark Martha Davis,

office 220 California
" Brothers (Arthur C. and Thomas), carpen-
ters and builders, 40 New Montgomery
" Charles Z., civil engineer, r. 1330 Ellis
" Fannie L. Miss, teacher Potrero Primary

School, r. 1509 Howard
" Prank, r. 1208 Laurel Av
Soule Kendrick B., manager Lick House, W s
Montgomery bet Post and Sutter
" Maria L. Miss, teacher Denman Grammar

School, r. 516 Van Ness Av
" Milan, surgeon str Mariposa, r. Occidental

Hotel
" Rose Miss, clerk, r. 1738 San Carlos Av
" Sidney, traveling salesman Revere Rub-
ber Co.
" Thomas (Soule Bros.), r. 640 Waller
Soule W. A., manager pro tem Wheeler & Wil-
son Manufacturing Co., 933 Market, r.
Palace Hotel
" William T., grain broker, 214 Pine, r. Ala-
meda
Soulen Annie, widow, r. 719 Brannan
Soules Laurent, confectioner Louis Ruffteux, r.

12Jansen
Soulier Joseph, machinist Galli Machine Wks,

r. 14, 8th
Souquet Paul, employee French Hospital
Souren Joseph, r. 327 Eureka

W. & J. SL0ANE&C0.,5

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS i

CARPETS, ,^ FURNITURE,
UPHOLSTERY.

G4i-G4'7 TVlarket St. \

Souret Marcel, lodgings, 1032 Market
Souriau Desire, nurse, r. 115 Morris Av
" Louis D., salesman Raphael Weill &Co.,
r. 115 Morris Av
Sours William, switi-'hman, r. 1 Louisa
Souter Edward, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 3012

Mission
South American Steamship Co., W. R. Grace &

Co. agents. 203 California
Soutli Bend Iron Works, office 37 Market
" Benjamin, carpenter and decorator, r. 1925

Ellis
" Charles D., reporter Call, r. 326 Larkin
South Cosmopolitan Grammar School,
Adolph Herbst principal, N s Eddy bet
Polk and Van Ness Av
" End Boat House, 3d St Wharf

SOUTH END PICKLE WORKS,

John Loeffler proprietor, manufac-
turer pickles, sauces, vinegar, etc.,
422-428 5th, telephone South 491
South End Primary School, Miss Ida E. Coles
principal, Williams nr Henry

" End Printing Co. (Morley & Copp), pro-
prietors, 343, 5th

" End Warehouse, Morton Draying and
Warehouse Co. proprietors, N s Town-
send bet 1st and 2d

" Eureka Mining Co. (Amador Co), Abraham
Halsey secretary, 530 California, rooms
49-50

" Feather Water and Union Mining Co.
(Butte Co.), Abraham Halsey secretary,
530 California, rooms 49-50

" John G. (South & Burton), r. 908 Florida

" Joseph, guard County Jail No. 2
South Pacific Coast Railway Co., W. V. Hunt-
ington secretary, 4 ^Iontgomery, ticket
office and ferry foot Market

" Pacific House, Charles Newstream propri-
etor, 22 East
South Park Malt House, Herman Zwieg propri-
etor, N s Brannan bet 5th and 6th

" Point Warehouse, S s Berry bet 3d and 4th
South Port Land and Commercial Co., Pierre
B. Cornwall president, office 450 Main

" Prairie Coal Co. (Washington), Thomas H.
Henderson secretary, office 308 California
South San Francisco Brewery. San Francisco
Breweries (limited) C. B. Stone general
manager, J. Herzog manager, office 403
Market, brewery NW cor Railroad Av
and 14th Av South
South San Francisco Dock Co., Charles D.
Wheat secretary, 501 California

" San Francisco Land and Improvement Co.,
George H. Chapman secretary, 202 San-
some

" San Francisco Masonic Building, SW cor
nth Av South and Railroad Av

" San Francisco Opera House, Dr. David B.
Todd manager, SW cor 14th Av South
and Railroad Av
South San Francisco Packing and Provision
Co. (Charles Nonnenmann and Henry
Mohr), office 218 Front, packing house
7th Av South and M, slaughter house
4th av South and M
South San Francisco Park, W s Railroad Av

bet 8th and 9th Avs South
South San Francisco Police Station, E s Rail-
road Av bet 14th and 15th Avs South
South San Francisco Primary School, William
W. Stone principal, cor 14th Av South
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South Side Life Saving Station, Henry Smith
keeper, Ocean Beach % mile south
Ocean Side House

" & Burton (John G. South and Arthur Bur-
ton), horse market, cor Harrison and
12th
Southack Frank L., chief clerk maintenance of

way dept. S. P. Co., r. 924 Guerrero

Southard Albert B., civil engineer construction

dept. Market St. Ry., r. 334, 2d Av

" Edwin B., rodman construction dept. Mar-
ket St. Ry., r. 334, 2d Av

" Frank R., storekeeper Market St. Ry., r.
1720 Larkin

■' Mason C, inspector U. S. Customs, r.
Berkeley

" Medora. widow, r. 903 Jones
Southard WiDiam F., M.D., eye, ear, nose and
throat, hours 11 a. m. to 12 m. and 1 to 3
p. m., 603 Sutter, telephone Main 5572, r.
Palo Alto, Cal.
Souther A. B. Mrs., r. 1617V^ Howard

" Edgar D., clerk S. P. Co., r. 1117 Sutter

" Frank, teamster Morton Draying and
Warehouse Co., r. 20 Hoff Av

" George, carpenter, r. 20 Hofl Av

" George E., horse trainer Jehly & Davis, r.
20 Hoff Av

" Joseph W., r. 924 Harrison

" Joseph W. Jr., driver Farnsworth & Rug-
gles, r. 846 Mission

" William H., cashier Home Mutual Insur-
ance Co., r. Alameda
Southern California Coal and Clay Co., John
Dolbeer agent, 10 California, room 3

" California Lumber Co. The, C. A. Hooper &
Co. agents, 204 Front

" California Paper Co., James E. Gordon
president, 202 Market

" California Railwav, 61 Chronicle Bldg
Southern District Police Station, 827Folsom
cor Miller PI

" Frederick, carpenter, r. 627% Vallejo

" Heights Improvement Club, SW cor 20th
and Arkansas, Potrero

" Homoepathic Dispensary, 1024 Mission

" Hotel. Galbally & McCarron proprietors,
419 Brannan

" J., waiter str Corona

" Nevada Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Can-
delaria, Nev.), John H. Sayre secretary,
405 Montgomery, room 5
Southern Oregon Co., Elijah Smith president,
John L. Howard manager, wholesale
lumber, office 16 California
Southern Paciflc Company, leases and controls
S. P. R. R. of Cal., S. P. R. R. of Arizona,
S. P R. R. of New Mexico, S. P. C. Ry.,
N. Rv., N. Cal. Ry., C. P. R. R., O. & C.
R. R., Cal. P. R. R., C. P. Huntington
president, Charles F. Crocker vice-presi-
dent, T. H. Hubbard 2d vice-president,
J. C. Stubbs 3d vice-president, E. C.
Wright secretary, Nicholas T. Smith
treasurer, office 4 Montgomery. Passen-
ger depots SE cor 3d and Townsend and
foot of Market. Freight depot 5th and
Townsend. Ticket office 613 Market
Southern Paciflc Company (Santa Cruz Divi-
sion), office foot Market, freight shed cor
Davis and Vallejo

Southern Pacific Company's Building, NE cor

4th and Townsend
Southern Pacific Company's Ferry, foot Mar-
Southern Pacific Employees Mutual Benefit
Association, office 64 Union Trust Bldg
Southern Pacific Hospital Department, Mat-
thew Gardner chief surgeon, 75-76
Crocker Bldg
Southern Paciflc Milling Co., Timothy Hopkins
president, Fairfax H. Wheelan vice-
president and manager. Eben McMillan
secretary, 224 California
Southern Pacific Railroad Company of Califor-
nia, J. L. Willoutt secretary, 23 Hobart
Bldg
" Railway, A. J. Poston Pacific Coast Pas-
senger agent, 602 Market
Southerner The, Mrs. Agnes Litton proprietor,

407 Mason
Southwell C, horseshoer, r. 904 Kearny
" Frank L., receiver Market St. Ry., r. 497

Gough
" J. B., salesman Bonestell & Co., r. 212
Powell
Southwick Charles A., shoemaker G. M, Kutz &
Co., r. 252 Clementina
" Frank L., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.
Mayfleld, Cal.
Southworth M. E. Mrs., assistant librarian
Mechanics' Institute, r. Hotel St. Nicho-
las
" P. S., asphaltura worker, r. 1738 Mission
Souza Edward, tinner, r. 616 Jessie
" Frank, laborer U. S. Customs, r. 422 Drumm
" Frank, pressman Chioniole, r. 54 Minna
" Frank, seaman str Willamette Valley
" Joseph, laborer, r. 54 Minna
" Pasquale, well digger, r. 132 Langton
Sowers Frederick, tailor, 120 Sutter, room 53, r.

San Leandro
Spaar Conrad, brewer Washington Brewery, r.
912 Greenwich
" Henry J., collector, r. 912 Greenwich
" John P. E., harness and saddlery, 702 Fil-
bert, r. 912 Greenwich
Spacher Arthur D., clerk, r. 1535 Jackson
" Edgar L., lithographer Bosqui Engraving

and Printing Co., r. 1.535 Jackson
" Margaret, widow, r. 243 Fell
" Marguerite, domestic, 2299 Sacramento
" Peter J., printer C. A. Murdock & Co., r.
15.35 Jackson
Spade Elizabeth, domestic, 718 Waller
Spader Charles T. (Center & Spader), r. 124 Fair

Oaks
Spadier Peter, salesman John Demartini & Co.,

r. 730Octavia
Spadina Angelo, teacher music, r. 2417 Sacra-
mento
Spadoni Joseph, clerk S. P. Co., r. 919, 25th
" William, hostler Motroni & Guastuccl, r.
631% Green
Spaelti Frederick (Spaelti & Diethelm), r. 629

Commercial
Spaelti & Diethelm (Frederick Spaelti and
Ulrich Diethelm), proprietors Swiss
Hotel, 637-639 Commercial
Spaeth Jacob, foreman Katz & Sons, r. 1006

Union
Spaflord Charles E., gripman Market St. Ry.,
r. 29 Grand Av
" James H., salesman J. P. Thomas, r. 1733

Sutter
" James M., commission, r. 1733 Sutter
" John G., carrier postofflce.r. 204i4 Ritch
Je®=-Spahn. See Spohn
Spahr Emil, waiter, r. 512 Bush

" Reinholdt, bartender, r. 512 Bush
Spaich John, porter J. Ivancovich & Co., r. 509

Filbert
Spaight John C, manufacturers agent, 84 Flood
Bldg. r. 523 Jones
" Michael, driver, r. cor Anderson and

Union Av
" Patrick, milkman, r. cor Anderson and
Union Av
Spalding Charles W., with The Examiner, r. 208
Octavia

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1459

Spalding Edward B. Rev., D. D., rector St.
John's Episcopal Church, S s 15th nr Va-
lencia, and rector Trinity School, 3300
Washington
" Harriet A. Miss, teacher Peabody Primary
School, r. 305 San Jose Av
Spalding Henry W., chief clerk law depart-
ment San Francisco and San Joaquin
Valley Railway Co., 147-W8 Crocker
Bldg, r. 208 Octavia
" James A., salesman Will & Finck Co., r.

664 Mission
" James H., barber P. Young, r. 604 Mission
" James L., printer Hicks-Judd Co., r. 664

Mission
" Kittie, domestic, 899 Pine
" Sarah, widow, r. 306 San Jose Av
Spalding Volney Mrs., proprietor Bella Vista

Hotel. liiOl Pine
Spalding William A., commissioner State
Board of Commissioners of the Building
and Loan Associations, 109 California,
room 4, r. Los Angeles
" William J., calker, r. 741 Harrison
i6®"Spalding. See Spaulding
Spalling Fred, teamster, r. 1305 Howard
Spamer Henry C, manager Golden Gate Dis-
tilling Co.'s yeast depot, 831 Howard,
r. 2433 Mission
Spamer Justus A.., vice-president Golden Gate
Distilling Co., 207 Battery, r. 124 Liberty
Spandau Adolph. machinist John G. lis & Co.,

r. 17 Pfeiffer
Spangenberg Adolph, lock expert Hall's Safe
and Lock Wks, r. East Oakland
" Fernando, accountant Delmas & Short-
ridge, r. 356 1/4, nth
" Helma A. Miss, dressmaking, QlT/z Mis-
sion
Spangler B. M. Mrs., teacher, r. 1416 Broadway
" Frederick, cook, r. 6 Montgomery Court
" Jesse, gripman Sutter St. Ry., r. 16 St.
Rose's Av
Spanhake William M. C. H. (Feiss & Span-
hake), r. 600 0'Farrell
Spanier Thomas C, bartender George Coyte. r.

300, 3d
Spanish Consul, Jorge Madrilley consul, 411»4

California
Spanish Mutual Benevolent Society, Manuel
Arjo recording secretary. Red Men's
Hall, 330 Post
Spanjer Peter, ship carpenter, r. 801, 4th
Spannagel Eberhard, bakery, 125, 7fh
Span ton James, painter, r. 1708 Devisadero
Spargo John (Spargo & Shea), r. SW cor Broder-
ick and Jefferson
" John, tile setter Bennett & Schutte, r.

1109'/2 Stevenson
" Thomas, blacksmith, r. 48, 4th
" & Shea (John Spargo and Dennis Shea),
proprietors Jefferson Hotel, SW cor
Broderick and Jefferson
Sparhawk S. Miss, r. 1101 Pine
Spark G., r. 933 Kearny

Spark John H., house painter, decorator, and

polisher, 623 Merchant, r. Alameda

" Sidney, carpenter, r. 1434 California

Sparks Daniel, carpet cleaning, 1915 Broadway

" Edward R., oiler str Progress;

" John, engineer Park and Ocean RR, r. 504

Shrader
" L. G. Mrs., widow, r. 714 Bush
" Molllo, widow, r. 223 Gough
" Mortimer T., carpenter, r. 915 Central Av
" Oscar, seaman, r. Contra Costa House
" William, livery, 1607 Harrison, r. 334, llth
" William, master mariner, r. 2834 Folsom
" William, salesman Wilson & Baechtel, r.
1712 Post rear
Sparovlch John, waiter A. Sorich & Co., r. cor

Grove and Laguna
Sparre Agnes Mrs., lodgings, 219 Golden Gate

Av
Sparrow Anthony, barber, 114 Halleck, r, Ala-
meda
■■' Arthur J. (Hutchinson & Sparrow), r. 1013

Capp
" Arthur M., jeweler, r. 37 Clementina

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'} 309, 311, 31 3, 31 Band 31 7 MARKET ST.

Sparrow Charles, conductor Market St. Ry, r.

1108 Elm Av
" Edward D., real estate agent, 640 Market,

r. Sausallto
" Frederick A., barber, r. 23 Everett
" John, cooper, r. 764 Bryant
" John I., salesman C. E. Whitney & Co., r.

805 York
" Joseph, groceries, 33 Clementina, r. 35

Clementina

SPARROW JOSEPH W.,

manufacturing jeweler, diamond set-
ter and ename^er, stones matched and
mounted, official F. of A. Button, 9
Geary, r. 122 Juiian Av

Sparrow Pauline, widow, r. 39V4 Juniper
Sparrowe Albert R., r. 1616 Post
Sparrowe Charles G., confectionery, SW cor
Van Ness Av and Geary, r. 531 Alvarado
" Thomas W., manufacturers' agent, 120

Sutter, room 59, r. 1909 Eddy
" William G., salesman George Haas & Son,
r. 1616 Post
Spatz George, waiter, r. 161, 2d
Spaulding Andrew, watchmaker, r. 405 Castro
•' Charles A., clerk, r. 433 Golden Gate Av
" Charles W., clerk, r. 713 Church
" DeWitt W., teacher violin and guitar, 1330

Mission
" Edward W., clerk Fireman's Fund Ins. Co.,

r. 431 Oak
" Frederick D. (J. Spaulding & Co.), r. 1817

Vallejo
" George, mate str Montlcello, r. Vallejo,
Cal.
Spaulding George Mrs., president George
Spaulding & Co., 414 Clay, r. 1332 Clay

SPAULDING GEORGE & CO.,

Mrs. George Spaulding president, Har-
rison Barto vice-president, J. G.
Spaulding secretary, printers and lith-
ographers, 414 Clay

Spaulding Harvey E., pattern maker Charles
W. Moulthrop, r. Oakland

SPAULDING HENRY C.,

wagons, horses and harness, 402 Va-
lencia

Spaulding Henry S., shipping clerk A. Schill-
ing & Co., r. SE cor Liberty and Noe
" Herbert J., clerk, r. 315 Jessie

SPAULDING J. & CO.

(Frederick D. and Mrs. John Spauld-
ing and Mrs. George F. Smith), pro-
prietors Spaulding^s Pioneer Carpet
Beating Works and Pacific Cleaning
and Dyeing Works, 353-357 Tehama,
branch 109 Grant Av
Spaulding James G., secretary George Spauld-
ding & Co., 414 Clay, r. 1333 Clay

" Jerome, Insurance, r. 914^4 Valencia

" John, r. 2536 Howard

" John Mrs. (J. Spaulding & Co.), r. 1715 Clay
Spaulding Nathan W., president N. W. Spauld-
ing Saw Co., 17-19 Fremont, r. cor 19th
Av and East 25th, East Oakland

" Nathaniel H., carpenter, r. SE cor Liberty
and Noe
Spaulding N. W. Saw Co., Nathan W. Spauld-
ing president, Samuel Swift secretary,
17-19 Fremont

" Rhoda J., widow, r. 527 Capp

" Theodore, painter, r. 831 Howard

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J. C. WILSON & CO.
Coal, Coke and Pig Iron.

PRINCIPAL OFFICE,

900 Battery Street. TeL Main 1864.

OAKLAND BRANCH.

1058 Broadway. Telephone 54.

Spaulding William F., machinist Randolph J.

Garrity, r. 433 Golden Gate Av
" Willis C, superintendent, r. 338 Golden

Gate Av
4®="Spaulding. See Spalding
Spaulding's Pioneer Carpet Beating Works,

J. Spaulding & Co. proprietors, 353-357

Tehama
Spayth H. A., messenger Pac. Transfer Co., r.

933 Kearny
Speake William A., r. 306 Stockton
Speakman Mary, widow, r. 218 Noe
" Mary E. Miss, correspondent J. D. Spreck-

els & Bros. Co., r. 218 Noe
'< Thomas, r. 218 Noe
Spear A. F. & Co. (Alexander F. Spear), steve-
dores, 133 Spear
" Alexander, stableman, r. 901 Battery
" Alexander F. (A. F. Spear & Co.), r. 2908

Folsom
" Arthur W., auctioneer Edward S. Spear &

Co., r. Occidental Hotel
" Charles, laster Buckingham & Hecht
" Charles, porter Albert O. Quinby, r. 1054^4

Howard
" Charles J., foreman Buckingham & Hecht,

r. 3 Haight
" Clara M. Mrs., dressmaking, 3 Haight
" Edgar B., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.

2808 Bush
Spear Edward S. & Co. (Joseph S. Jr. and Gus-

tavus L. Spear), auctioneers and com-
mission merchants, 31-33 Sutter
" Ellis (Spear & Seely), r. Washington, D. C.
" Frank R., compositor H. S. Crocker Co., r.

629 Post
" George, operator Am. District Tel., r. 1728

Market
" George, seaman, r. 6 Union
" Gustavus L. (Edward S. Spear & Co.), r.

1715 Broadway
" James, molder Columbia Iron Wks, r. 409

" John, laborer, r. 605%, 3d
Spear John I., secretary The Society of Cali-
fornia Pioneers, Pioneer Bldg, 4th nr

Market, r. 212 Powell
" Joseph S. Jr. (Edward S. Spear & Co.), r.

Palace Hotel
" Josie A. Mrs., r. 1012 Leavenworth
" Lewis E., marine lamps, stoves and sheet

iron worker, 44 Steuart, r. Alameda
" Robert, laborer, r. 3 Chestnut
" S. B., conductor, r. 1020 Mission
" Thomas R., dentist, 1728 Market
" William, laborer Masonic cemetery, r. 960

Harrison
" William J., cigars, 960 Harrison
" William J., wire worker, r. 1 Francisco
Spear & Seely (EUis Spear and L. Warren

Seely), solicitors patents, 420 California,

rooms 19-22
J9S="Spear. See Spaar, Speer and Spier
Speares John L., State secretary Young Men's

Christian Assn, NE cor Ellis and

Mason, r. East Oakland
4®=Speares. See Speers and Spiers
Spearman Andrew D., agent Provo Woolen

Mills, 111-113 Bush, r. 404 Ellis
" Henry, messman str Alameda
" Kate, widow, r. 162, 14th rear
" Patrick J., machinist Union I. Wks, r. 884

Illinois
" Stephen, machinist, r. 504 Napa
" William, clerk Clark & Farrelly, r. 160,

14th

Specht Charles, butcher, r. 216 Moulton
" Charles, manager restaurant dept Nathan,

Dohrmann& Co., r. 228 CoUingwood
" Christopher, machinist, r. 458, 14th
" George, musician, r. 228 CoUingwood
" Richard, student, r. 458, 14th
" Wilhelmina C, widow, r. 228 CoUingwood
Special Agent United States Treasury, H. A.
Moore, U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, room 7
" Internal Revenue Warehouse, Bode &
Haslett proprietors, 1203 Battery
Special Pension Examiners United States,
Valentine M. Johnson and John H. An-
thony, U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, room 75
Speck A. M. & Co. (Andrew M. and John H.
Speck and Robert H. Winston), real
estate agents and brokers, 602 Market,
basement Crocker Bldg
" Andrew M. (A. M. Speck & Co.), r. 1104

Market
" Catherine Mrs., r. 1098^/4 Union
" Frank, tailor, r. 109814 Union
" Helena Miss, milliner, r. IO9814 Union
" John H. (A. M. Speck & Co.). r. 402 Jones
" Joseph, car builder, r. 711 Mission
" Joseph, jeweler, r. IO98V2 Union
" William, machinist Hugh Kennedy, r.

1098/2 Union
" William J., traveling salesman, r. 1618 San
Carlos Av
Speckman Frederick F., groceries and liquors,
1333 Church, r. 1335 Church
" Frederick F. Jr., clerk F. F. Speckman, r.

1335 Church
" Henry I., clerk F. F. Speckman, r. 1335

Church
" William J., porter, r. 1335 Church
Speckter Catherine, widow, r. &f>2'-A Natoma
" John (Specter & Knowles), r. Ill Turk
" Richard, groceries and liquors, NW cor

21st and Mission, r. 2441 Mission
" Richard H., liquors, N s Brannan nr Fre-
mont
" William, clerk Seegelken & Buckner, r.

6521/2 Natoma
" & Knowles (John Speckter and Arthur
Knowles), liquors, 17 Turk
Speddy Howard H., clerk Thomas H. Speddy, r.
Alameda
" Thomas H., manufacturers' agent, 23 Da-
vis, room 14, r. Alameda
Spedl John, painter, r. 230, 28th
Speed H. J., machinist Dow Steam Pump Wks

" John, speculator, r. 1873 Mission rear
Speedie Andrew, laborer S. P. Co., r. 52, 2d
Speer John, laborer S. P. Co., r. 176 Perry

" Robert, clerk S. P. Co., r. Berkeley
4®~Speer. See Spear and Spier
Speers David, hog ranch, Moscow bet China and

Brazil Avs
>e®"Speer&. See Speares and Spiers
Speetzen John (Palmer & Speetzen), r. 12 Val-
paraiso
" William, woodworker B. Grave Co., r. 1917
Mason
Spehr Philip, miner, r. 420, 3d
Speier Bernhard, salesman John Rosenfeld's
Sons, r. 1513 Golden Gate Av
" George, cooper National Brewing Co., r.

1115 Golden Gate A v
" George, ladies' tailor, 77-78 Donohoe Bldg,

r. 109 Turk
" Gudel, cloakmaker. r. 335 Hayes
" Isaac, salesman Bauer Bros. & Co., r. 235

Golden Gate Av
" Max, clerk John Rosenfeld's Sons, r. 1513
Golden Gate Av
4®=-Speier. See Speir, Speyer and Spier
Spellacy George, millhand Pac. Roll. Mill

" Henry, painter, r. 2742 Folsom
Spellam Elizabeth, widow, r. 405 Eddy
" Gertrude R. Miss, teacher music, r. 405
Eddy
Spelling T. Carl, attorney at law, 530 Cali-
fornia, room 21, r. 512 Jones
Spellman Bartholomew W., clerk, r. 709 Eliza-
beth
" Daniel, teamster Miller & Lux
" David, seaman, r. 13? Lombard

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1461

Spellman Henry, machine operator Cahn, Nick-
elsburg & Co., r. 231!4 Fulton
" James, hoseman Engine 28, r, 137 Lombard
" James J., laborer, r. 137 Lombard
" John, laborer, r Cable Hotel
" John, paper folder, r. 137 Lombard
" John F., tanner The Norton Tanning Co.,

r. 1108 Potrero Av
" Julia, widow, r. 137 Lombard
" Kate, domestic, 28 33 Howard
" Lawrence, clerk, r. 521 Shotwell
" Margaret Miss, tailoress, r. 1108 Potrero

Av
" Martin, carpenter, r. 326 Eureka
" Michael, laborer, r. 209 Gaven
" Michael, tanner, r. 1108 Potrero Av
" Peter, marine fireman, r. 530 Folsom
" Stephen, hoseman Engine 28, r. 5 Telegraph

" Thomas, steerage watchman str Peru
" Thomas M., clerk, r. 709 Elizabeth
" William, waiter, r. 230, 9th
4@=Spellman. See Spielman and Spelman
Spelman John F., salesman Charles S. Healey,

r. 18 Geneva
Spence Abel S., president and manager Chi-
cago Clock Co., 1622-1626 Market, r. Bel-

Brainard L., manager retail stationery

dept. Sanborn, Vail <& Co., r. Oakland
D. C, salesman Hale Bros., r. 419% Fill-
more
John, peddler, r. 116 Fairmount
Rudolph B., r. 2203 Sacramento
Rupert, porter F. H. Hammer & Co., r. 315

Day
Thomas J., marine engineer, r. 1215 Mis-
sion
W. E., gripman Sutter St. Ry., r. 2517i/^

Sutter
William R., closer Singer Mfg Co.. r. 419V^
Fillmore
31 Almon C, driver, r. 910 Geary
Alrick G., insurance agent, r. 324 Clipper
•• Anne, widow, r. 908 Powell
" Annie, widow, r. 1608 Mason
" Arthur, ship carpenter, r. 413 Bartlett
" Bure, attorney at law, 405 Montgomery,

room 19, r. 730 Pine
" Carl A., cabinet maker F. W. Kreling Sons

Co., r.llYz Douglass
" CarlingtonT., rubber stamps, 503 Califor-
nia, r. 408 California, room 14
" Carnot R., porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r.

434M, 14th
" Catherine H., widow, r. 118d San Jose Av
" C. F. Mrs., proprietor Hotel Ralston, 1222

Pine
" Charles, musician, r. 432 Vallejo
" Charles H., barber Stern & Heller, r. 34,4th
" Daisy, domestic, 3700 California
Spencer David A., manager Westchester Fire
Insurance Co., 215 Sansome, r. Oakland
Spencer Dennis, attorney at law, 508 Califor-
nia, rooms 38-39-40, r. Napa City, Cal.
" Dorcas J., widow, r. 826 Waller
" Edmund, printer, 1133 Mission
" Edward B., with Renter's Co-Operative

Investment Co., 328 Montgomery
" Emily Miss, saleslady Hale Bros., r. 2028

Golden Gate Av
" Eugene W., traveling salesman John A.

Roebling's Sons Co., r. 610 Page
" F. Joseph, r. cor 25th and Corbett Av
" Florence A. Mrs., dressmaking, 25, 12th
" Franklin G., clerk ticket auditor's dept.

S. P. Co., r, 610 Page
" Franklin K., collector, 2245 Mission, r. 2028

Golden Gate Av
" Franklin M., bookkeeper Cahill & Hall

Elevator Co., r. 826 Waller
" Fred, insurance, r. 836 Sutter
" Fred M., milk dealer, 1037 Valencia
" Frederick W., clerk Parrott & Co., r. 836
Waller
Spencer Frederick W., president The F. w.
Spencer Co., 338 Post, r. San Rafael

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

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SPENCER F. W. CO. THE,

(incorporated) Frederick W. Spencer
"(resident, R. T. Ross vice-president,
" C. Lewis secretary, sole agents Con-
over, Colby and Spencer Pianos, and
Chicago Cottage Organs, 338 Post, tel-
ephone Main 1627
Spencer Gardner A. B. (Spencer & Jones), r. 216
Devisadero

" George, deckhand str Caroline, r. 114 Perry

" George, motorman Market St. Ry, r. 1538
Eddy

" George, plumber, r. 316 Devisadero

" George Mrs., lodgings, 640 Golden Gate Av

" George A., gripman Market St. Ry,r. 1414%
Castro

" George M., attorney at law, 338 Montgom-
ery, rooms 65-66, r. 132 McAllister

" George S., salesman John C. Spencer, r.
316 Golden Gate Av
Spencer George W., manager insurance de-
partment Balfour, Guthrie & Co., 323
California, r. 1001 Pine

" George W., restaurant, 112 Ellis, r. 640
Golden Gate Av

" George W., shipping clerk M. Brown &
Sons, r. 730 Pine

" H., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. Ala-
meda

" Harry, cook, r. 139, 4th

" Herbert, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
803 O'Farrell

" Hirshell A., clerk, r. 316 Golden Gate Av

" H. K., 2d asst engineer revenue cutter
Bear

" H. McD., special agent Balfour, Guthrie &
Co.

" James, clerk, r. 49 South Park

" James, laborer, r. 226 Michigan

" James E., mining, r. 1332 Pine

" James M., marine engineer, r. 49 South
Park

" J. B. Manufacturing Co., manufacturing
chemists (New York), Hans Elsleben
Pacific Coast agent, 636 Clay

" Jennie, cook, 3700 California

" Jennie Mrs., dressmaking, 350% Jessie
Spencer JobnC, M. D., physician and surgeon,
95-96 Crocker Bldg, offlce hours 9 a. m to
12 m., telephone Main 5671, r. 901 Powell,
telephone Black 71

SPENCER JOHN C,

proprietor The Wonder Hat, Flower
and Feather Store, 1024-1026 Market,
r. NE cor Baker and Haight

Spencer John D,, merchant tailor, 1503 Howard
John W., r. 143, 13th
John W., contractor and builder and agent

Ocean View Granite Co., 2345 Mission, r.

3038 Golden Gate Av
John W., musician, r. 432 Vallejo
John W., seaman, r. 49 South Park
Joseph D., salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r.

3037 Washington
Jsseph D., tailor, 312% Turk
Joseph R., seaman, r. 338 Chattanooga
Joseph R. Jr., seaman, r. 338 Chattanooga
J. Paul, compositor Raveley Printing Co.,

r. 506 Leavenworth
Lewis W., waiter, r. 1087 Howard
Lloyd, clerk U. S. Surveyor of Customs, r.

404 Eddy
Lowell B., freight solicitor Pac. Mail SS.

Co., r. 710 Central Av

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Spencer Lydia, widow, r. 712 Van Ness Av
" Maude Mrs., lodgings, 13 Eddy and 1018

Market
" Mary E., widow, r. 730 Pine
" May Miss, stenographer, r. 114 McAllister
" Meredith, clerk Continental Pirelns. Co.,

r. 1101 Bush
" Moira M., clerk T. C. Boyd, r. 908 Powell
" Richard, clerk, r. 1241 Folsom
" Richard W.,r. 142, 13th
" Robert, porter, r. 315 Day
" Shattuck B., attorney at law, 405 Mont-
gomery, room 19, r. 730 Pine
" Thomas, clerk, r. 33 Hinckley
" Thomas, teamster, r. Mnr 12th Av South
" Thomas J., machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks,

r. 412 McAllister
" Thomas W., asst engineer str Sausalito, r.

Sausalito
" Tillie L. Mrs., human hair goods, 202 Ellis
" Warren P., carrier postoCQce. r. 1023V2 Clay
•■ Warren P. Mrs., dressmaking, 1023 Clay, r.

10231/2 Clay
" W. Henry, barber J. D. Wilson, r. Oakland
" William, r. 831, 20th
" William, barber, r. 433 Jessie
" William E.. with The Yellowstone, r. 202

Ellis
" William L., merchant, r. 122 O'Farrell
" & Jones (Gardner A. B. Spencer and Jacob
R. Jones), plumbers, gasfitters and tin-
ners, 258 Stevenson
Spengler Edward P., clerk Home and Phoenix
Ins. Co's r. 310 Broderick
" Frederick, millhand Deming-Palmer Mill-
ing Co., r. 34 Hawthorne
" John W., traveling salesman San Jose
Woolen Mills Co.
Speranza Adelina Miss, teacher music. 816b
Larkin
" Giuliano, clerk, r. 1111 Kearny
Sperber Albert, plumber Koch & Grimes, r. 12

Moss
Sperisen John F., liquors, 10 Albion Av
Sperling Charles F., cutter Hirschf elder &
Meaney, r. 2827, 16th
Frank, special agent Mutual Life Ins. Co.
of New York, 205 Sansome, r. 611 Taylor
Henry, cigars and tobacco. 1055 Market, r.

8, 8th
Henry Mrs., varieties, 8, 8th
Paul C. (Sperling & Stolzenwald), r. 2827.

16th
Thomas, clerk, r. 33 Hinckley
William, clerk D. N. & E. Williams & Co..
r. 2827, 16th

" & Stolzenwald (Paul C. Sperling and Ru-
dolph Stolzenwald), carpets, 2825, 16th
Sperrith Charles R., reporter, r. 4O814 San Jose Av
Sperry Alexander, painter Pac. Rubber Paint
Co., r. 338, 29th
" Austin, r. 2100 Pacific Av
" Austin Mrs., widow, r. 2100 Pacific Av
" Clarence R.. clerk general freight office S.

P. Co., r. 4081/2 San Carlos Av
" F. B. Mrs.,r. 20 Ridley

SPERRY FLOUR CO,

Horace Davis president, George B.
Sperry first vice-president. H. G. fcmith
second vice-president, James W. Sper-
ry treasurer, D. B. Moody secretary,
manufacturers Patent Roller Flour and
propiietors Breakfast Food Germea,
office NE cor California and Front,
warehouse 13-15 Main

Sperry Flour Mills (Stockton), Sperry Flour Co.
proprietors, G. B. Sperry manager, oflce
NE cor California and Front
Sperry George B., manager Sperry Flour Mills
and first vice-president Sperry Flour Co..
r. Stockton
" Horace B., with Sperry Flour Co., r. 2515

Washington
" Imogen L., widow, bakery, SlT/i O'Far-
rell
Sperry James W., treasurer and managing di-
rector Sperry Flour Co., NE cor Califor-
nia and Front, r. Sausalito
" Mary A., resident physician Hospital for
Children and Training School for Nurses,
3700 California
" Willard, r. 593 Ellis
Sperry William, proprietor Sperry Wire Works,

715 Mission, r. 429, 27th
Sperry Wire Works, William Sperry proprie-
tor, 715 Mission, telephone Main 1594
Speyer Henry M., weigher Oregon Coal and
Navigation Co., r. 2412 Washington
" Rose, widow, r. 2412 Washington
Speyer Walter, general manager North Ger-
man Fire Insurance Co. (Hamburg), 225
Sansome, r. 2121 Jackson
" Walter W., r. 2412 Washington
4®=" Speyer. See Speier

Speyser Catherina, widow, r. 2 Taylor Terrace
Spicer E., teamster, r. 34, 23d
" Edward R., helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r.

2526 Bryant
" Samuel, carpenter, r. 11 Lafayette
Spicher John G., optician Cal. Optical Co., r. 803

Pine
Spiegel Albert H., machinist, r. 356b Clemen-
tina
" Charles, laborer, r. 1116Tennessee
" Christian, carpenter John Wieland Brew-
ery, r. 1154 Folsom
" J., driver W. W. Montague & Co.
" Julius, clerk, r. 334, 7th
" Louis, clerk Wilson & Wilson, r. 6 Leonard

PI
" Louis, drayman, 501 Front, r. 607 Washing-
ton
" Marie Miss, dressmaker, r.l506 Sacramento
" William, r. 45 Everett
" William, cabinetmaker Indianapolis Fur-
niture Co., r. 356b Clementina
" William C, sign painter, r. 356b Clemen-
tina
" William C, shoemaker, r. 1023Vi, 18th rear
Spiegelman Joseph, glove maker, 511 '/^ Gough
" Julia Miss, clerk, r. 5111/4 Gough
" Rebecca, widow, r. 51114 Gough
Spiegl Andrew, boot and shoemaker, 31 Pa-
cific
Spieker J. Joseph, bookkeeper Perkins Cycle

Co.. r. 528 Oak
Spieler Ferdinand, carpenter Frank A. Geier,

r. 602, 14th
Spielman Amelia, domestic, 2010 Laguna
" Henry, jeweler William Baehr, r. 801 Fil-
bert
4®=" Spier. See Spear, Speer and Speier
Spiering Henry, wines and liquors, 314 Front,

r. 8201/2, 22d
Spiero Caesar N., treasurer Abramson-Heun-

isch Co., 26-28 Main, r. 1611 Scott
Spiers James, president and general manager
Fulton Engineering and Ship Building
Works, 213, 1st, r. Berkeley
" James Jr., with Fulton Eng. & Ship Bldg

Wks, r. Berkeley
" Joseph, expressman, r. 765 Mission
4S~ Spiers. See Speares and Speers
Spies Anton, steward William Smale, r. 504
Napa
" Frank, pipe maker W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. 1433 Pacific
Spiess Gottlieb, barber, 1308 Howard, r. 1423!4
Mission
" Marie F. Mrs., physician, 1423V4 Mission
" William, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 915
Minna
Spieth William, carpenter Will & FinckCo., r.
Oakland

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Spiletak Anthony V. (Anthony V. Spiletak &
Co.), r. 615 Turk
" Anthony V. & Co. (Anthony V. Spiletak,
Frank Curtoni and Mark L. Mitrovich).
restaurant, 502 Larkin
Spillane Hugh, laborer, r. 608 York
" James E., laborer S. P. Co., r. 21 Lafayette
" Jeremiah, boiler maker P. F. Dundon, r. 308

Folsom rear
" John, groceries and liquors, 19 Everett
" John, captain police, r. 1202 Jones
" John J., iron worker, r. 21 Lafayette
" Lawrence, laborer, r. 306 Linden Av
" Mary, widow, r. 112 William rear
" Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 112 William

rear
" Patrick, pressman Brunt, r. 112 William

rear
" Thomas, bookkeeper Atlas Iron Wks, r.
1202 Jones
46i-Spillane. See Splaine
Spillard Michael J., clerk Kohlberg, Strauss &
Frohman, r. 625 Locust Av
" Richard, printer, r. 625 Locust Av
Spille Nicholas, groceries and liquors, 1149

Folsom, r. 1148 Folsom
Spiller Bela, varnlsher Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
919i4 Howard
" Frank, musician, r. 919^4 Howard
" Frank M., gardener Union Square, r. 1130

Market
" George W., carrier postofflce, r. 2418 Polk
" Gynla, gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 919>i

Howard
" Joseph A., carrier postofflce, r. 1004a Union
" William V., teamster Overland Freight
Transfer Co., r. 308 Vicksburg
Spillman Hans, seaman, r. 54b Clementina
Spillum Charles, salesman Holtum Bros., r. 7V4

Boyce
Spilman Eliza, widow, r. 162 Perry
" George T., clerk, r. 162 Perry
" Harry W., porter B. F. Barton & Co., r. 113
Silver
Spinas Elie J., clerk Wolrad Wilhelmi, r. 519
Bush
" Louis, porter Charles Hastedt
Spindler Jacob, barber, 543, 2d, r. 23 Harriet

" Otto, barber Jacob Spindler, r. 543, 2d
Spinel Julius, bookbinder, r. 916 Montgomery
Spinet ti Ernest C, helper August Petzold, r.
651 Vallejo
" John, machinist Golden State and Miners'

Iron Wks, r. 651 Vallejo
" John A., attorney at law, .331 Montgomery,

rooms 71-72, r. 608 Filbert
" Michael L., asst. secretary Board of Fire

Commissioners, r. 1712 Stockton

" William, brass finisher, r. 1712 Stockton

Spingler Charles P. (Porter & Spingler), r. 110

Eddy
Spingola Frank, barber, r. 4271^ Green
Spink Brothers (James A. and Samuel P.),
hardware and jewelry, 1147 Market
" James A. (Spink Bros.), r. Los Gatos
" James E., teacher music, 1147 Market
" Samuel P. (Spink Bros.), r. Alameda
Spinks Nelson C. (Berwick & Spinks), r. 1537

Leavenworth
Spinnard Eva, widow, r. 710 Van Ness Av
Spinner Alexander, r. 1402 Sanchez
" Charles F., rattan worker Cal. Rattan Co.,
r. 41 Erie
Spinney Charles S., special agent Butler &
Haldan, r. Ross Valley, Marin Co.
" Delia Mrs., ladies hair dresser, 74 St.
Ann's Bldg
Spinney George R., mining secretary, 310 Pine,
room 28. r. 1615 Larkin
•' John C, insurance agent, 74 St. Ann's

Bldg
" Joseph, ship carpenter, r. 444 Brannan
" Max. laborer, r. 652 Minna
" Stillman C, carriage materials and car-
riage woodwork, 1624-1626 Mission, r.
1757 Mission
" Waldron S., superintendant Tubbs Cor-
dage Co., r. 30 Hawthorne
Spinoni Emile, accountant, r. .541 Haight

Spinoy Frank, conductor Market St. Ry. r. 2915

Pine
Spiro George, quartermaster stmr Peru
" George, peddler, r. 10 St. Charles PI
" Harry, manager Jacob Isacson, r. 406 Lott
" Henry, driver Steimke Bros., r. Alameda
" Isaac, traveling salesman, r. 406 Lott
" Jacob H., salesman M. Spiro & Co., r. 406

Lott
" M. & Co. (Morris Spiro), watches and

jewelry. 18 Kearny
" Michael, bookkeeper M. Spiro & Co., r. 1916

Sutter
" Michael, with Charles L, Haskell, r. 406

Lott
" Morris (M. Spiro & Co.), r. 1916 Sutter
" Pietro, gardener, r. 222 Broadway
" Samuel, harness and saddlery, 79, 4th, r.
406 Lott
4S"Spiro. See Spiero
Spitz Abraham (Son Bros. & Co.), r. 820 O'Far-

rell
Spitz Bertha Mme., G. Lederer successor,
hairdressing. 111 Stockton
" Bertha Mrs., r. 439, 4th
" Herman P., merchant, r. 820 O'Farrell
" Jacob (Son Bros. & Co.), r. 820 O'Farrell
" John F.. cigar maker William Freund, r.

790 Folsom
" Louis, liquors, 130, 4th. r. 132, 4th
Spitzenberger Henry, ward tender City and

County Hospital
Spitzer Catherine, widow, r. W s Mission nr
Silver Av
" John H., gripman Market St. Ry, r. 337b
San Jose Av
Spitzley Felix, clerk Home and Phoenix Ins.

Co., r. 97, 7th
Spitzy Guido, physician, surgeon and accoucher,
hours 9 to 11 a. m. and 2 to 4 and 7:30 to
9 p. m., Sundays 10 to 12 m., 413!/4 Kearny
Splain Daniel, hat blocker Stange & Jaenicke,
r. 26 Isis
" John, tinsmith, r. 26 Isis
" William, metal roofer Forderer Cornice
Wks, r. 26 Isis
Splaine Frank J. (Splaine & Sons), r. 202, 23d
" Jennie E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 73 Shipley
" Robert E. (Splaine & Sons), r. 202, 23d
" William (Splaine & Sons), r. 202, 23d
" & Sons (William, Frank J. and Robert E.),
boots and shoes, 202, 23d
i8®="Splaine. See Spillane
Splane Thomas E., plasterer, r. 15 CoUinwood
Splaught Mary, widow, r. 25 Hinckley
Splittgerber Theodore F., printer Co-operative

Pub. Co.. r. 615 Post
Splivalo Augustus D., attorney at law, 72-73

Montgomery Block, r. 1120 Washington
Splivalo Caesar R., president C. R. Splivalo &
Co., 307 Battery, r. Belmont, San Mateo
Co.
Splivalo C. R. & Co. (incorporated), C^sar R.
Splivalo president, Richard S. Polastri
secretary, proprietors Yosemite Flour
Mills and California Italian Paste Co.,
office 307 Battery
Spliid Emil W., bartender Rudolph Herman
Spoerer Diedrich W., painter, r. 45 Clemen-
tina
" Herbert, molder Filmer- Rollins Electro
Co., r. 45 Clementina
Spoerhase Roman, jeweler, 2310 Mission
Spoerl Marcus, superintendent Bavaria Brew-
ery, r. 2331 Greenwich
Spoftord Amelia Mrs., r. Old People's Home

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WILLIAM WOLFF & CO., 329 Market St.

Spohn Adam P., baker, r. 1253 Montgomery
" Alfred M., clerk Paul Rieger & Co., r. 1253

Montgomery
" Charles, bartender Harry Collins, r. 7

Fulton
" Gerhardt J., lithographer, r. 1253 Mont-
gomery
" Jacob, molder, r. 34th Av and Clement
Spolin John H., manager Pacific Coast Branch
The Charles E. Hires Co., 318 Battery, r.
2429 Washington
" Joseph, butcher, r. 1253 Montgomery
jW=-Spohn. See Spahn
Spohr Edward, bedmaker, r. 1045 Market
Spoodey August, r. 279 Jessie
Spooler Henry, teamster George W. Gibbs

Co., r. 391/i Madison Av
Spoon Joseph, gardener Washington Square
Spooner Augustus, carpenter Golden State and
Miners' Iron Wks, r. 34 Dore
" Charles, horse trainer, r. 733, 5th Av
" Charles W., dentist, r. QiOVz, 18th
" George C, r. 101314 Larkin
" George G., pressman, r. 894, 14th
" Harold E., musician, r. 894, 14th
" Sarah M. Miss, r. 2610 Pacific Av
" Thomas, laborer, r. Point Lobos nr Orizaba

Av
" William Mrs., widow, r. 1111 Jackson
Sporne Charles, bartender Chenoweth& Wilmot
Sporndli Ernest, clerk Josef Young, r. 953 Fol-

som
Sporting World (daily). Code & Benjamin pro-
prietors, 50 Nucleus Bldg
Sposito Ellen, widow, r. 821 Vallejo
" Johanna, widow, r. 630 Sacramento
" Paul T. (Pioneer Fish Co.), r. 821 Vallejo
Spotorno Gaston P. (O'Brien & Spotorno), r. 3519

California
Spotswood Flora, widow, r. 623 Larkin
" Herbert, clerk Frank Scott, r. 623 Larkin
" Walter, clerk, r. 623 Larkin
" William J., traveling salesman Tayler &
Spotswood Co., r. 623 Larkin
Spott Louis, gripman Market St. Ey., r. 1527

Dolores
Spotter Frederick, dockhand Cal. Dry Dock Co.,
r. 345a Beale
" Hairy, engineer Cal. Dry Dock Co., r. 345a

Beale
" Marie D., widow, r. 345a Beale
Spottiswood John, accountant Donohoe-Kelly
Banking Co., r. 2010 Eddy
" John J., physician, r. 2010 Eddy
Spotts Albert T., coiner United States Mint,
NW cor 5th and Mission, r. 3420 Pacific
Av
" Harry J., clerk Wilkens & Co., r. 1433 Cali-
fornia
" Temple T., clerk U. S. Engineer's office, r.
1433 California
Spowart David, r. 713 Bush
" Hannah Miss, pantsmaker, r. 713 Bush
" John, plumber, r. 713 Bush
" Maggie H. Miss, seamstress Pac. Burial
Robe Co., r. 713 Bush
Sprague Abbie F. Miss, teacher Whittier Pri-
mary School, r. Alameda
" Adna, r. 621 Ellis
" Amelia, r. 636, 17th
" Bernard, student, r. 2014 Webster
" Eri W., master schr Pioneer, office 48 Mar-
ket, room 1, r. 831, 15th
" Eugene A., cooper, r. 607, 3d
" Fannie, widow, r. 722 Ellis
" Frances R., physician, 1201 Sutter

Sprague Frank, conductor Market St. Ry, r. 500
Broderick
" George W., carpenter Joseph Y. Ayer, r. 15

Hardy
" Howard, seaman, r. Contra Costa House
" J., cooper Cal. Wine Assn.
" John F., capitalist, office 315 Davis, r. Oak-
land
" Leslie W. Rev., pastor Second Unitarian

Church, r. St. Nicholas Hotel
" Peter T., superintendent factory Goodyear

Rubber Co., r. 171814 Union
" Richard, r. 2014 Webster
•' Richard Jr., clerk, r. 2014 Webster
" William A., inspector U. S. Customs, r.

Oakland
" William L., car driver, r. 1010 Hampshire
" William P., physician, 503 Taylor
Spratling William, janitor Old People's Home
Spratt Isaac H.. clerk, r. 436, 7th Av
'• William, calker, r. 18 Tehama
Spreckels Adolph B., vice-president J. D.
Spreckels & Bros. Co., secretary Cali-
fornia Sugar Refinery, treasurer West-
ern Sugar Refining Co., and Supervisor
Tenth Ward, office 327 Market
Spreckels Building, 927 Market
Spreckels C. August, capitalist, office 119

Bush, r. San Mateo, Cal.
Spreckels Claus, president California Sugar
Refinery, Hutchinson Sugar Plantation
Co., Western Beet Sugar Co. and San
Francisco and San Joaquin Valley Rail-
way Co., office 337 Market, r. 2037 How-
ard
Spreckels J. D. & Brothers Co., directors: John
D. Spreckels president, Adolph B.
Spreckels vice-president, W. D. K. Gib-
son treasurer, C. A. Hug secretary, and
F. S. Samuels, shipping and commission
merchants and general agents Oceanic
Steamship Co., office 327 Market
Spreckels J. D. & Brothers Co.'s Line of
Tugboats, Folsom street Wharf No. 1
" J. H., collector Westerfeld's Bakery
" John, clerk Francis Sander, r. 623, 2d
Spreckels John D., president J. D. Spreckels
& Bros. Co., Oceanic Steamship Co.,
Western Sugar Refining Co., vice-presi-
dent California Sugar Refinery and
Western Beet Sugar Co., office 337 Mar-
ket, r. 2504 Howard
Spreckels Line of Hawaiian Packets, J. D.
Spreckels & Bros. Co. agents, office 327
Market
Spreckels Richard, superintendent Western
Sugar Refinery, office Potrero, r. Ala-
meda
Spreckels Rudolph, president Hawaiian Com-
mercial and Sugar Co., 119 Bush, r. 3000
Gough
Spreen Frederick, groceries and liquors, NE
cor Bush and Larkin
" George, clerk J. H. & H. Mangels, r. 239

Hayes
" Henry, bookkeeper Draper & Selig, r. 300

Railroad Av
" William, liquors, 300 Railroad Av
Sprenger Emile, machinist A. J. McNiooU &
Co.,r. 33Merritt
" Emile J., machinist American Type Foun-
ders' Co., r. 33 Merritt
" Lydia E., seamstress, r. 33 Merritt
Spriggs John, agent, r. 1045 Market
" L. W., medical student, r. 1534 Mission
" L. W. Mrs., matron Maclean Sanitarium,
1534 Mission
Spring Annie Mrs., dressmaking, 430 Larkin
" Arthur, r. 306 Clipper
" Edwards., financial editor Dai^ Report,

r. 803 Van Ness Av
" Francis S., office 530 California, room 34,

r. 812 Chestnut
" Gardiner W., cigars and tobacco, 803, 4th
" George, clerk Charles Brinkmann, r. 153,

9th
" George W., molder. r. 124 Langton rear
" Harry J., plasterer, r. 913V2 Laguna
" Henry C, master mariner, r. 224 Linden Av

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Spring John, brass finisher W. T Garratt & Co.,
r. 420 Larkin
" John H., teamster, r. 206 Clipper
" JohnR., office 530 California, room 34, r.
1912 Clay
Spring Menzo, artificial limb manufacturer,
commissioned by United States to fur-
nish limbs on Government orders, 6
Geary, room 5
Spring Valley Grammar School, Silas A.
White principal, S s Broadway nr Polk
" Valley Hall, N s Union nr Laguna
Spring Valley Water Works, Charles Webb
Howard president, Pelham W. Ames
secretary, office 516 California
Springborg Henry, carpenter James W. Bald-
win, r. 708 O'Farrell
Springdale Water Co., J. L. Eckley agent. Mis-
sion St. Wharf 1
Springer Abraham, distributor Post Office, r.
1059 Golden Gate Av
" Abraham C, bookkeeper, r. 2711 Laguna
«' Amos C, r. 926 Pine
" Clara M. Mrs., dressmaking, 443 Golden

Gate A 7
" Frederick F., carpenter Pac. Tel. & Tel.

Co., r. Berkeley
" George H., fish and oysters, 1306 Mission,

r. 25V^ Lapidge
" George W., bricklayer, r. 1005 Castro
" Henry L., barber, r. 1411 Buchanan
" Isaac, barber, 1519 Buchanan, r. 1311b Ellis
" Isaac Jr., carrier postoffice, r. 1311b Ellis
" John, private Underwriter's Fire Patrol

Station 1, r. 106 Jessie
" May Miss, r. 1005 Castro
" Meyer, r. 1140 Turk
" Michael, floor layer Cook's Decorating Co.,

r. 115, 8th
" Michael, lodgings, 115, 8th
" Sandford O., carpenter, r. 933 Howard
" William (Fogarty & Springer), r. 998 Noe
Springett Arthur, r. 1222 Folsom
Springfield Emery Wheel Co., John D. Eby
agent, 17-19 Main

Springfield Fire and Marine

INSURANCE CO. (Springfield, Mass.),
George D. Dornin manager, George W.
Dornin assistant manager, 409 Cali-
fornia

Springmann Edward L., cabinet maker, r. 437!^

Fulton
Springsteen Abraham L., clerk Miller, Sloss &
Scott, r. Oakland
" Charles, carpenter James Young, r. 331
Geary
Springstein Benjamin, engineer str Zinfandel,

r. Napa, Cal.
Sprinkle Frederick, agent str Emma, office
Washington St. Wharf, Pier 3, r. Oak-
land
" Thomas, driver Merchants Express Co., r.
Oakland
Sproat C. S., canvasser Sunset Tel. & Tel. Co.
Sproete Rudolph, carpenter, r. 414 Larkin
Sproston F. May Miss, teacher Everett Gram-
mar School, r. 78 Brosnan
" Frank, painter, r. 1015% Larkin
" Mary E., widow, r. 78 Brosnan
Sprott Madge Miss, teacher Lincoln Evening

School, r. 4 Ford
Sproul Carrie, domestic, 10 Liberty
" Edward, butler, 1409 Sutter
" Michael D., cooper, r. 1023 Army
" Robert, clerk freight auditor's dept. S. P.

Co., r. 237 Henry
" William, helper, r. 226 Michigan
Sproule Charles, cellarman Lachman & Jacobi
" Charles C, clerk, r. 48 South Park
" James, manager Sunset Seed and Plant

Co., 427-429 Sansome, r. 828 Green
" Joseph H., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 608

Central Av
" Orland, clerk, r. 2225i^ Pine
Sproule William, assistant General Freight

Agent S. P. Co., r. Bohemian Club
Sprout Sidney (Smith & Sprout), r. 1124 Golden
Gate Av

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,
CARPETS.

Immense Stock of the Latest Patterns.
G41-G^'7 TVlarket St.

Spruance John (Spruance, Stanley & Co.), r. 2504

Jackson
Spruance, Stanley & Co. (John Spruance and
Charles W. Fore), importers and jobbers
wines and liquors, 410 Front
Sprunck Ernest, student, r. 1113 Jones
" Helen Miss, bookkeeper, r. 11 13 Jones
" Henrietta, widow, r. 1113 Jones
Sprung Henry, r. 2005 Polk
Spruzzola Louis, cook Sartori & Fantina, r. 6

Scott PI
Spry John, carpenter, r. 1116 Golden Gate Av
SpuUer Louis J., press foreman Louis Roesch

Co., r. Lorin
Spurr Flora A., widow, r. 329, 4th
Spyns Henry, gardener Sutro Heights, r. cor

48th Av and C
Squaglia Catherine, widow, fruits and vege-
table, 3246 Mission, r. 8 Tiffany PI
" John B., clerk Catherine Squaglia, r. 8

Tiffany PI
" Joseph, blacksmith Lorenzo De Grazia
" Joseph, deckhand str Apache
Squance Annie, widow, r. 1929 Devisadero
" William S., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 3a
Belvedere
Squaw-Lakes Water and Mining Co. (Oregon),
John W. Northup secretary, 109 Crocker
Bldg
Squier Jean, pastry cook Palace Hotel, r. 130
2d
" John J., student Alexander G. Eells, r. 212

Leavenworth
" W. Charles, law student Crittenden & Van

Wyck, r. 212 Leavenworth
" Zalmon, blacksmith, r. 635 Golden Gate Av
Squire Benjamin Y. (Squire «& Wyatt), r. 1011
Green
" Charles H., printer, r. 126 Ellis
" Charles D., clerk, r. 1536 Clay
" Grace R. Miss, stenographer, r. 7105£ Post
" Herbert H., with Solomon F. Purdy, r. 126

Ellis
" Hillary W.,r.7109£ Post
" & Wyatt (Benjamin Y. Squire and Albert
J. Wyatt), fruits and vegetables, 829
Filbert
Squires Frederick, barber Philip Cohen, r. 21
Market
" Frederick R., liquors, NW cor 15th Av
South and Railroad Av, r. 14th Av South
nr Railroad Av
" George, teamster J. Schussler & Co., r. 418
Ellis
Squires George D., adjuster California Title
Insurance and Trust Co., office 33 Mills
Bldg, 2d floor
" Kate Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1141 Turk rear
" Lawrence, reporter, r. 1310 Pine
" Nathaniel L., superintendent California
Fire Works Co., NE cor 16th Av South
and L. r. 1030, 15th Av South
Sresovich Ivans, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
" Luke G. (Luke G. Sresovich & Co.), r. 515
Baker
Sresovich Luke G. & Co. (Luke G. Sresovich),
foreign and domestic fruits and manu-
facturers Pioneer Brand of desiccated
and shredded cocoanut, 500 Washing-
ton, and 601-605 Sansome
Sroufe John (John Sroufe & Co.), and president
California Fire Works Co., 219 Front,
r. 2318 Sutter
Sroufe John & Co. (John Sroufe and Charles I.
Cowell), wholesale wines and liquors,
208-210 Market

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Agnes' Cliurcli (R. C), Rev. William P,
Kirby rector, W s Masonic Av bet Page
and Oak
Albans' Churcll (Episcopal), William G.

Badger superintendent, 102 O'Farrell
Amant Louis, collector American Wringer
Co , r. 907 Minna
' William A., solicitor Brooklyn Hotel, r. 22

O'Farrell
Andrew's Hall, ill Larkin
Andrew's Society, ill Larkin
Andrew's Mission (Episcopal), cor Pacific

and Leaveuwortb
Andrew's Society Cemetery, 34th Av and

Clement
Ann's Building, NW cor Eddy and Powell
Anthony's Catholic School, Rev. LeoBrue-
ner principal, Ns Precita Av nr Fol-
som
Anthony's Church (German R. C), Rev.
Leo Bruener O. S. F. rector, Army bet
Shotwell and Folsom
Banios Santiago, bootblack, r. 16 Anthony
Boniface's Church (German R. C), Rev.
Maximilian Neumann O. S. F., rector,
S s Golden Gate Av bet Jones and Lea-
venworth
Boniface's School (German R. C), under
the care of the Dominican Sisters, S s
Golden Gate Av bet Leavenworth and
Jones
Brendan's Church (R. C), Rev. John F.
Nugent rector, NE cor Fremont and
Harrison
Brendan's HaU, NE cor Fremont and Harri-
son
Brendan's School, conducted by the Sisters
of Mercy, SE cor Fremont and Harrison
Brigid's Chapel (R. C), 3ll8Filhmore
Brigid's Church (R. C), Rev. John E. Cottle
rector, SW cor Van Ness Av and Broad-
way
Brigid's Convent, S s Broadway bet Van

Ness Av and Franklin
Brigid's School, S s Broadway bet Van Ness

Av and Franklin
Charles Borromeo Church (R. C), Rev. Pat-
rick J. Cummins rector, NW cor Shot-
well and 18th
Charles Borromeo School, conducted by
the Sisters of the Holy Cross, NW cor
Shotwell and 18th
' Condensing Co. (condensed milk), Mans-
field Lovell agent, 124 California
David C, lineman Pac. Postal Tel. Cable

Co.,r. 37, 2d
House, 10 St. Charles PI
Lodging House, bisy^ Pacific
Tobacco Co., J. Kahn & Co. agents, 306
Sacramento
Clair Archibald N., conductor Market St.
Ry., r. 1820 Market
Connell A., clerk local freight office S. P.

Co., r. 10 South Park
D., seaman, r. Sailors' Home
George W., agent Johnson & Johnson, 169

Crocker Bldg, r. 738 Oak
Harriet, widow, r. 1820 Market
Henry, painter Sutro Baths, r. 1632 Howard
Henry D., marine fireman, r. 1712 Dupont
James, clerk, r. 11;^ William
John, cashier G. Defino
Mary Miss, r. 19 Boardman PI
R., salesman Hale Bros., r. 20 Bond
Wavman P. P., clerk, r. 10 South Park
"St. Clair. See Sinclair

St. Cornelius' Chapel (Episcopal), Rev. D. O
Kelley acting chaplain, Presidio

St. Cricq August, r. 631 Jackson

St. Davids House, J. Hoeges & Co. proprietors,
715 Howard

St. Denis Frank O., brass finisher J. Roylance
Brass Wks, r. 3310 Folsom
" George, salesman, r. 313 Stockton

ST. DENIS J. & 00.

(Jules St. Denis and Thomas Macau-
ley), house painters, paper hangers
and importers paints, oils and wall
paper, 308 Sutter

St. Denis John, carpenter, r. 1540 Eddy
" Jules (J. St. Denis & Co.), r. 1330 Pacific
" Julia Miss, r. 1330 Pacific
" Otis, r. 2310 Folsom
St. Dominic's Church and Monastery (R. C),

Rev. B. M. Doogan rector, N W cor Bush

and Steiner
St. Dominic's Hall, S s Pine bet Steiner and

Bush
St. Dominic's Monastery (R. C), Very Rev. Fr.

B. McGovern O. P., Prior, cor Bush and

Steiner
St. Elmo House, Peter F. Worto proprietor,

.550 Mission
St. Faux Bernard, clerk Pacific Coast House,

r. 301 Montgomery Av
St. Francis' Children's Day Home, 1413 Powell
St. Francis' Church (R. C), Rev. J. G. Conlan

rector, cor Vallejo and Montgomery Av
St. Francis Girl's Directory Orphan Asylum,

NE cor Buena Vista Av and Lott
St. Francis of Assisi Church, Rev. Richard P.

Brennan pastor, SW cor 16th and Do-
lores
St. Francis' Technical School, SW cor Geary

and Gough
St. George Charles, laborer, r. 47 Tehama
" Charles H., clerk Hagan Bros., r. 5 Dela-
ware Court
St. George Hotel, Peter Topini proprietor, 812

Kearny
St. George's Club, Edward Oliver secretary,

317 Mason
St. George's Hall, 909% Market
St. Geremes Jacques, butcher, r. E s 6th Av

South bet L and M

ST. GERMAIN BILLIARD CO.

(George and Eugene de St. Germain),
formerly Jacob strahle & Co., manu-
facturers billiard and pool tables and
supplies, bar fixtures and sporting
goods, 55-57, 1st

St. Germain Wolford, laborer Union Ware-
house, r. 18 Everett

4®"St. Germain. See de St. Germain

St. Goar Henry (Edward Pollitz & Co.), r. 1920
Franklin

St. Helena Wine Depot, A. Zwick Co. propri-
etors, 2126 Mission

ST. HUBERT VINEYARD CO.,

J. C. de St. Hubert and Charles L. J.
Pokrantz proprietors, 224 Bush

4®-St. Hubert. See de St. Hubert

St. Ignatius Church (R. C), served by the

Fathers of the Society of Jesus, N s

Hayes bet Franklin and Van Ness Av
St. Ignatius College, Rev. Edward Allen, S. J.,

president, 214 Hayes
St. Ignatius Hall, SW cor Van Ness Av and

Grove
St. James' Church (R. C), Rev. Patrick R.

Lynch rector, NW cor 23d and Guerrero
" Guild Hall, Clement nr 6th Av
St. James' Mission (Episcopal), Rev. Hobart

Chetwood rector, Clement nr 6th Av
St. Johannes' German Evangelical Lutheran

Church, Rev. John H. Schroeder pastor,

N s 22d bet Howard and Capp
St. John Arthur B., clerk, r. 712i/2 Ivy Av
" Chauncey M., measurer of vessels U. S.

Customs, r. Oakland
" Edward, vocalist Tivoli Opera House, r.

121 Valencia

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St. John Hattie Miss, scliool teacher, r. 7121^ Ivy

Av
" Henry S., collector, r. 712i/4 Ivy Av
" Hester A. Mrs., teacher Rincon Grammar

School, r. 7121/2 Ivy Av
" James, clerk, r. 1122 Larkin
" John, carpenter, r. 143 Silver
" Maud Miss, clerk, r.. 143 Silver
" Pierce, groceries and liquors, 63 Chenery
" Richard A., bookkeeper Hibernia Savings

and Loan Society, r. 1015 Hayes
" William H., helper, r. 143 Silver
St. John's Church (Episcopal), Rev. Dr. Ed-
ward B. Spalding rector, 15th and

Julian Av
St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Rev.

James G. Mangold pastor, W s Mason

bet Jackson and Pacific
" German and English School, Rudolph

Koch principal, 1317 Mason
St. John's German Methodist Episcopal

Church, Rev. William Schuldt pastor,

810 Army
" Hall, S s Pacific bet Powell and Mason
St. John's Guild Hall, S s 15th nr Valencia
St. John's Presbyterian Church, Rev. Samuel

J. Kennedy pastor, SE cor California

andOctavia
St. Joseph's Church (R. C), Rev. Patrick Scan-
Ion rector, 10th bet Howard and Fol-

som
St. Joseph's Grammar School, Brother George

N. Sauer principal, SW cor 10th and

Howard
St. Joseph's Hall, SW cor lOth and Howard
St. Joseph's Home Hospital, Sister Dominica

superioress, SW cor Buena Vista and

Park Hill Avs
St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Infant Asy-
lum, Silver Av bet 17th and 18th Avs

South
St. Julien Eugene, foreman Rapid Safety Filter

Co., r. 1325 Mission
4®"St. Julien. See de St. Julien
St. Katharine's Episcopal School, Miss Mary

E. Mortee principal, 824 Fulton
St. Lawrence Stables, William E. Bridge pro-
prietor, 423 Post
St. Leger Henry H., conductor Market St. Ry.,

r. 1617 Grove
St. Lezin Jean, cook Peter Audeoud, r. 706

Montgomery
" Marie, ironer Jules J. Augas, r. 314, 17th
St. Louis an 1 San Francisco Railway, 61 Chron-
icle Bldg
St. Louis Brewery, Henry Behlmer proprietor,

1524-1.526 Pacific Av
" Hotel, 11 Pacific
" House, 1 Jackson
" John, driver Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r.

607y2 Pine
" Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), D. C. Bates

secretary, 81 Nevada Block
St. Luke's Church (Episcopal), Rev. William

Hall Moreland rector, SE cor Van Ness

Av and Clay
St. Luke's Hospital, Robert B. Davy resident

physician, W s Valencia bet 27th and

28th
St. Luke's Hospital Nurses' Home, 1103 Van

Ness Av
St. Malo Hotel, Louis Mille proprietor, 503

Folsom
St. Marie James, manager Cafe Royal, r. 214

Ellis
St. Mark's German Evangelical Lutheran

Church, Rev. Julius Fuendeling pas-
tor, S s O'Farrell bet Franklin and

Gough
St. Mark's Hospital and Home for the care of

the Inebriate, Dr. Samuel O. L. Potter

resident physician and superintendent,

2000 Stockton cor Chestnut
St. Martin Pierre, laundryman Armand Drain,

r. 20 OoUingwood
St. Mary The Virgin Church (Episcopal), Rev.

William W. Bolton rector. W s Steiner

nr Union
il®-St. Mary. See Ste. Marie

Mary's Cathedral (R. C), Most Rev. P. W.
Riordan Archbishop, Very Rev. J. J.
Prendergast Vicar-General, Rev. P. C.
Yorke Chancellor, NW cor Van Ness Av
and O'Farrell

St. Mary's Church (R. C), Paulist Fathers,
NE cor California and Dupont

St. Mary's College (old), E s Mission Road nr
Crescent Av

St. Mary's Hospital Chapel. NW cor 1st and
Bryant

St. Mary's Hospital, in charge of the Sisters of
Mercy, T. Edward Bailly, M. D., resi-
dent physician, NW cor ist and Bryant

St. Matthew's Evangelical Lutheran Church,
Rev. Herman Gehrcke pastor, E s 11th
bet Market and Mission

St. Michael's Church (R. C), Rev. James
Cooper rector. Broad nr Plymouth Av

St. Nicholas Hotel, Ira R. & James H. Doolittle
proprietors, 1630 Market
" Nicholas Hotel, Mrs. John Keegan pro-
prietor, 212, 1st
" Nicholas Laundry, S. G. Waugh proprie-
tor, 36, 17th

St. Nicholas Pharmacy, Frank S. Kemp mana-
ger, 1600 Market

St. Onge Theodore (Rivard & St. Onge), r. 1161
Stevenson

St. Patrick's Church (R. C), Rev. Peter J.
Grey rector, N s Mission bet 3d and 4th

St. Patrick's Home (for aged and infirm men) ,
under the management of the Sisters of
Charity, Bryant bet Rincon PI and 1st

St. Patrick's School, in charge of the Sisters of
Charity, N s Everett bet 3d and 4th

St. Paul Chimney Sweeping Co., Joseph Bis-
hop superintendent, 807 Market

St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Co. (of St.
Paul), Charles Christensen Pacific
Coast manager fire department, 317 Cali-
fornia, Mann & Wilson San Francisco
agents marine department, 306 Sansome

St. Paul's Church (R. C), Rev. M. D. Connolly
rector, N W cor Church and 29th

St. Paul's German Methodist Episcopal
Church, Rev. Frederick Bonn pastor,
Broadway bet Stockton and Powell

St. Paul's Mission, Rev. Paul Branke pastor,
Cambrian Hall, 1133 Mission

St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church (Epis-
copal), Rev. W. M. Reillv rector. Cali-
fornia nr Fillmore

St. Paulus' German and English School, J. H.
Hargens principal, SE cor Eddy and
Gough

St. Paulus' German Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Rev. Jacob M. Buehler pastor,
SE cor Eddy and Gough

St. Peter's Academy, conducted by the Sisters
of Mercy, E s Alabama bet 24th and 25th

St. Peter's Church (Episcopal), Rev. Mardon
D. Wilson rector, cor Stockton and Fil-
bert

St. Peter's Church (R. C), Rev. Peter F. Casey
rector, E s Alabama bet 24th and 25th

St. Peter's School for Boys, Bev. Bro. Lascian
principal, 1203 Alabama

St. Peter's Temperance Hall, E s Alabama nr
25th

St. Petersburg Hotel, Andrew Winter propri-
etor, 15 Howard

St. Pierre Marius, porter Dickman-Jones Co..
r. 506 Folsom

St. Rose's Academy, basement Sacred Heart
Church, E s Fillmore bet Fell and Oak

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St. Rose's Cliurcll (R. C), Rev. Dennis F. Nu

gent rector, N s Brannan bet 4th andSth

St. Rose's Parociiial Scbool, conducted by the

Sisters of the Holy Names, Freelon bet

Bryant and Brannan

St. Stephens Protestant Episcopal Cliurcli,

Rev. Edgar J. Lion rector, 8:24 Fulton
St. Supery Alfred, driver, r. 54 Tehama
" Antoine, saw dust and sand, 555 Howard,

r. 54 Tehama
" Antoine Jr., driver, r. 54 Tehama
" Edward, driver, r. 54 Tehama
St. Teresa's Churcli (R. C), Rev. Patrick
O'Connell rector, cor Butte and Ten-
nessee
St. Vincent de Paul Society, 1100 Franklin
St. Vincent's Roman CathoUc Orphan Asylum
of San Francisco (for boys), office iioo
Franklin
St. Vincent's School, in charge of the Sisters of
Charity, S s Mission bet 3d and New
Montgomery
St. Zitas Home, in charge of the Sisters of the
St. Francis Girls' Directory Orphan
Asylum, Park Av nr Lott
Sts. Pietro e Paolo Church (R. C), Rev. Raph-
ael de Carolis rector, NE cor Dupont and
Filbert
Staab Henry G., cutter Flynn & Sheehan, r

1006 Pine
Staack Fred (Staack & Grussel), r. aOSVo Fell
" Timothy J. (G.W.Clark & Co.), r. 20 Hill
" & Grussel (Fred Staack and Herman
Grussel), artificial stone and concrete
work, 327 Pine
Staacke George, commission merchant 426

California, room 1. r. 818 Bush
Staats Charles, electrician, r. 25, 9th
" Henry, carpenter, r. 404 Brannan
" John C. (Bruns & Staats), r. 25 Fell
" John H.. butcher Alfred W. Morgenstern,

r. 404 Brannan
" Redmond C, clerk freight auditor's dept
c^ ^ ^- ^- ^°-' r- Lorin. Alameda Co.
Staats Zeitung California, 409 Bush
Stabenow George G., tinsmith Power & Pike r

Fruitvale
Stabens Joseph, salesman, r. 610 Octavia
Stacey Henry, clerk, r. 113 Victoria
" Henry L,., driver Contra Costa Laundrv

r. 418 Sutter
" William A., fireman str Bay City, r. Oak-
land
4S"Stacey. See Stacy
Stack Bridget, r. 12014 Clara
" Catherine, widow, r. 1023'4 Sutter rear
" Christine M. Miss, teacher Potrero Pri-
mary School, r. 703 Shotwell
" E., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill
" Edward D., car driver, r. 12 Louisa
" Edward J., laborer, r. 12 Louisa
" l^!!'^'^''^ ¥.■' accountant, r. 703 Shotwell
" Edward M., laborer Tubbs Cordage Co r

12 Louisa
" Frederick, molder Atlas Iron Wks
" Hannah Miss, saleslady, r. 711 Bush
" James E., machinist Dow Steam Pump

Wks, r. 304 Silver Av
■' James H., bookkeeper James A. McMahon,

r. 2618 Howard
" James J., office 220 Sansome, room 9 r 422

Clementina '

" James M., laborer, r. 119, 39th
" John, r. 703 Shotwell

" John, molder S. F. Stove Wks, r. 12014 Clara
" John, seaman str Washtenaw

Stack John, trackman Sutter St. Ry r 2235
Geary
" John J., blacksmith Joseph W. Scheid, r

340 Madrid
" Joseph, laundryman S. F. Laundrv r 1519

Eddy
" Joseph, porter, r. 532 Mission
" Katie, domestic, 905 Steiner
" Margaret, housekeeper, 2111 Van Ness Av
" Mary, domestic, 831 Harrison
" Mary, domestic, 1819 Washington
" Mary R. Mrs., r. 113 Gough
" Michael, laborer, r. 28 Turk
" Morgan, motorman, r. 608 Central Av
'• Richard, groceries and liquors, 422 Clemen-
tina
" Sarah R., widow, nurse, r. 711 Folsom
" Thomas, poultry raiser, Merrill nr Silver

Av
" Thomas F., attorney at law, 14 McAllister,

r. 304 Silver Av
" Thomas R., teamster P. A. McDonald, r. 12

Louisa
" Timothy J. (G. W. Clark & Co.), r. 14 Hill
" William, stableman Hibernia Brewery, r

723 Tehama
" William P., glass cutter Pac. American
Decorative Co., r. 304 Silver Av
Stacke Ernest, carpenter, r. 30 Bernard
Stackhouse Charles, marine engineer, r 437
Golden Gate Av
" Eliza, widow, r. 1621 Clay
" Henry, gripman Cal. St. RR., r. I90914 Hyde
Stackler Joseph, blacksmith Grunnagle, Engish

& Co., r. Alameda
Stackpole Barry B., boilermaker Western Sugar
Refinery, r. 321, 17th
" Edward C, r. 221 Polk

" Frank H., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 321, 17th
Stackpole William H., attorney at law, 34

Montgomery, rooms 13-14
Stacom Maria J. Mrs., millinery, 531 Sutter
Stacy Roland J. Mrs., dressmaking, 4H Post
«3=Stacy. See Stacey
Stade John, musician, r. 1712^ Hyde
Stadelmann Frank, sewing machines, 631 Val-

lejo
Stademan Frank, carpenter, r. 2 Tehama
Stademann Peter J., liquors, NW cor 5th and

Townsend
Stader Christian M.. painter, r. 69 Wilder
Stadler Frank, baker Christian F. Mayer, r

1216 Railroad Av
Stadojevich Bogdan, cook A. Sorich & Co.
Stadtegger Albin, cellarman Joseph Melczer &
Co., r. 25214, 3d
" George E., drayman Joseph Melczer & Co.
r. 25214, 3d
Stadtfeld Jacob, gold ingot melter U. S. Mint

r. 1508 Jones
Stadtfeld Jacoh Jr., mining secretary, 56 Ne-
vada Block, r. 1310 Jackson
" William C, secretary Loring Club, office
69 Nevada Block, r. 1606 Taylor
Stadtler John, manager John W. Ferris, r. 146

Shipley
Stadtmueller Anna, widow, r. 819 Eddy

" Frederick, chemist, r. 819 Eddy
Staedler Lena, widow, r. 1007 Sutter

" Lena B. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1007 Sutter
Staeglich Frank L., gardener, r. 1407 Jackson
" Frederick J., safe maker, r. 1407 Jackson
" George F., pressman James H. Barry, r.
1407 Jackson
Staehle Christopher, stock and poultry raiser.

Six Mile House, San Bruno Road
Staehli Melchoir, wood carver, r. 3104 California
Staehr Charles L. E., bookkeeper Pac. Butch-
ers' Supply Co., r. 809a 20th
Staengel Eberhard, confectioner, 1432 Pacific

" Otto A., baker, r. 1117 Broadway
Staff Fritz, marine fireman, r. 1325 Washing-
ton
" George, steward New Wisconsin Hotel
" J. Victor, laborer, r. 72 Brady
" Peter, seaman, r. 117Drumm
" William, bartender, r. 21 Willow Av
Staffel John, marble cutter Frank J. Back. r.
608, 6th

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Staffelbach Edward, barber, 19 Mission, r. Ala-
meda
Staffer August W., driver, r. 236 Francisco
StafQei Frank, shipping clerk John Hoey, r. 349

Tehama
Stafford Charles R., machinist First St. Wks
Union I. Wks, r. 125 Oak

" Charles S., engineer, r. 312, 7th

" Edward W., asst. keeper Fort Point Light-
house Station, Presidio

" Frank, laborer S. F. & N. P. Ry, r. 249
Pacific

" George W., molder Fulton Eng. & Ship
Bldg Wks, r. 1425 Tonquin

" Henry J. (Stafford & Stafford), r. 724, 23d

" John, bartender Ginocchio & Cuneo

" John, clerk, r. 533 Sacramento

" John, longshoreman, r. 608, 6th

" John T., medical student St. Mary's Hos-
pital

" Michael, laborer Kenny & McHugh, r. NE
10th Av and Fulton

" Nicholas I., porter Tillmann & Bendel, r.
Francis and Mission Road

" Rena Mrs., dressmaker, r. 725, 22d

" Robert H., wharfinger Jackson St. Wharf,
r. 725, 22d

" Thomas H., blacksmith, r. 904 Greenwich

STAFFORD W. G. & CO.

(William G. Stafford), coal, coke and
pig iron, 214-216 East bet Howard and
Foisom, opp Howard Street Wharf No.
2, telephone Main 495, and agents
Beaver Hill Coal Co. , bunkers Howard
Street Wharf No. 2
Stafford William, laborer, r. 208, 1st
'• William, physician, 724, 23d
" William F. (Stafford & Stafford), r. 1625
McAllister
Stafford William G. (W. G. Stafford & Co.), r.
202 Broderick
" William J., r. 45 Federal
Stafford & Stafford (Henry J. and William F.),

attorneys at law, 97-98 Flood Bldg

Stager Fred (Dietzius & Stager), r. 18 Franklin

" William, clerk Dietzius & Stager, r. 1732

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Staglech Frank, painter Harbor Commissioners,

r. .504 Natoma
Stagnaro Giovanni, r. 3 Bartol

" Louis, gardener, r. 2211 Geary
Stahl Arnold, insurance broker and secretary
California Fruit and Wine Land Co., 312
Sansome, room 29, r. Alameda
" August, laborer Western Sugar Refinery,

r. 525 Arkansas
'• Charles, concrete worker, r. 1236 Mission
. " Frank, waiter, r. 156, 2d
" Henry C. F., teacher gymnastics Verein

Eintracht, r. 1720 Foisom
" Jasper, master mariner, r. 102 Tilden
" Jasper H. G., laborer, r. 102 Tilden
" John H. C, laborer, r. 102 Tilden
" Paul, driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 731'/£

Minna
" Rudolph H., marine engineer, r. 126 Ellis
" Tillie Miss, dressmaker, r. 316 Taylor
" ■ W. H., salesman Raphael's, r. 32, 4th
" William G., plumber, r. 731% Minna
Stahlberg Theodore, longshoreman, r. 516, 9th
Stable Alfred, machinist Joshua Hendy Ma-
chine Wks, r. 418 Ellis
" Charles A., conductor Sutter St. Ry., r. 113
Cedar Av
Stable Frederick H., physician and surgeon,
and superintendent physician City and
County Hospital, office 24, 6th, hours 3 to
5 p. m.
Stahle John,proprietor Occidental Barber Shop,
233 Bush, r. A lameda
" John, stableman C. A. Warren, r. 210, 9th
" JohnF. H., civil engineer, 530 California,
room 10, r. Alameda
»S=-Stahle. See Stall

Stahlecker Jacob, blacksmith and wagon ma-
ker, 828 Harrison
Stahlgren Andrew, butcher, r. 510 Mission
Stahlin Albert, painter, r. .3012v„, leth

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

China and Japan Mattings.

Cboice Assortmeot cf
Novelties.

Stahmann William, laborer, r. 654% Natoma
Stahr Hans P. A., liquors, 105 Berry
Staib Charles L., jeweler Albert P. Rothkopf, r.
932 Foisom
" Conrad, shoemaker, 932 Foisom
" Frank C, bookkeeper Will & Finck Co., r.

932 Foisom
" George, engrosser and designer, 117 Mur-
phy Bldg, r. 932 Foisom
" Herman F., brass finisher, r. 932 Foisom
" William M., optician Henry Kahn & Co., r.
932 Foisom
Staiger Frederick, barber, 321 East North, r. 4
John
" G. H., baker, r. 1045 Market
" John J, (Witzemann & Staiger), r. Oak-
land
" Thomas H., waiter James M. Rolph, r. 1807
Haight
Stair Alexander, clerk C. S. Laumeister, r. 1621

Clay
Stairley Irene R. Miss, r. 1312 Pine
Stalder Joseph, r. 2516 Sacramento
" Joseph Jr., buyer B. M. Atchinson & Co., r.

East Oakland
" Joseph M., dental student, r. Oakland
Staley Charles, cigars and tobacco, 110 Stock-
ton, r. 328 Eddy
" F. L., engineer yoeman U. S. str Alba-
tross
" Frank N., clerk Comptoir National D'Es-

compte de Paris, r. 6 Rausch
" Maggie, widow, r. 917 Army
" William N., miner, r. 2 Cottage Row
Stall Albert, traveling salesman, r. 920 Church
" Bernard G., foreman W. H. Nolan & Co., r.

610 Jones
" Daniel M., packer, r. 15 Hattie
4®=-Stall. See Stahl

Stallard Joshua H., physician, 636 Sutter, r.
Menlo Park
" Martin, car dispatcher Market St. Ry., r.
804 Lott
Stalling Charles, groceries and liquors, NW

cor 4th and Brannan, r. 502 Brannan
Stallings Andrew J., cashier Oliver Chilled

Plow Wks
Stallman Antoinette C. Miss, teacher Hamilton
Grammar School, r. 1824 Sutter

STALLMAN CHARLES,

proprietor and manager Pacific Tool
and Supply Co., 100-104 1st. cor Mis-
sion, r. 1902 Devisadero

Stallman B'rank O., salesman Pac. Tool and
Supply Co., r. Alameda
" George E., dental student, r. 1824 Sutter
" Joseph, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
" Matilda, widow, r. 1824 Sutter
^©•Stallman. See Stohlmann
Stambaugh George, laborer, r. 19th Av South
bet G and H
" Solomon S., physician, 640 Clay
" Wilson F., conductor, r. 1221 Mission
Stambridge Albert H.. r. 31 Harriet
Stamer August, blacksmith and wagon maker,
206 Jackson, r. 17% Glover
" Charles, cook Matthias H. Stamer, r. 418

Foisom
" Matthias H., restaurant, 420 Foisom, r. 418.
Foisom
Stamm Edward, capitalist, r. 14 Ellis
" Fritz, cellarmanLachman&Jacobi, r. 1230

Pacific
" Henry, porter Wichman, Lutgen & Co., r.
1228 Pacific

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Pacific States Advertising Bureau,

San Francisco OflBce, 405 Sansome St.

Stammer Gustav A., native wines, SW cor
Market and 4th, r. Alameda
" John, painter, r. 23t Sunnyside Av
" John C; liquors, 301 Battery, r. 5 Germania
" Julius, journalist the Press Clipping Bu-
reau, r. Alameda
" Marcus, painter, r. 232 Sunnyside Av
Stamp John, motorman Market St. Ry., r. 105

Willard
Stamp Savings Society of the San Francisco

Boys' Club Association, 740 Bryant
Stampalia Marko, waiter J. D. Fabris, r. 1503

Turk
Stampanoni Peter, porter F. Daneri & Co.. r.

1418 Kearny
Stamper Frances, widow, r. 1509 Post
" George, engineer S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy
" George W., salesman Joseph Rosenberg, r.

1609 Laguna
" Isaac, salesman, r. 625 Octavia
" J., watchman City and County Hospital
" Julius, insurance'broker, r. 1314 Ellis
" Mark, salesman S. Jonas, r. 625 Octavia
" Max J., salesman, r. 1314 Ellis
" Simon, traveling salesman Buyer & Reich

Co.. r. 506c Hayes
" Stella, hairdresser Mrs. Eugenia Wood,
r. 625 Octavia
Stampfer Matheas, gilder, r. 637 Vallejo
Stanario Angelo, florist, r. 1515 Dupont
Stanaro Frank, box marker, r. 2006^:^ Dupont
Stanarro Andrew, fisherman, r. 114 Pacific
Stanbridge Albert, janitor Pac. Wooden Ware

and Cooperage Co., r. 31 Garden
Stancliff William, wire drawer, r. 2323 Mason
Standard Asphalt Co., F. S. Douty president,
C. E. Hayes secretary. Bernard Bienen-
feld general agent, 4th and Townsend,
room 26
Standard Boiler Compound Co. (New York),
manufacturers litofuge, J. F. Burgin
Pacific Coast agent, 14 Mills Bldg, 3d
fioor
Standard Broom Factory, Zan Bros. & Co. pro-
prietors, 310 Davis

STANDARD COLLECTION AND

MERCANTILE CO., Ernest Edelsten
general manager, 28 MlUs Bldg, 2d
floor

Standard Consolidated Mining Co. (Bodie, Cal.),
John W. Pew secretary, 310 Pine, rooms
15-17

Standard Dictionary, E. D. Bronson & Co. gen-
eral agents, 933 Market

Standard Iron and Wire Works, John T. Mc-
cormick, 30, 1st
•' Jewelry Co., O. Zitska & Co. proprietors,
126 Kearny, room 11

Standard Life and Accident Insurance Co.
(Detroit, Mich.), Cadman & Kittle man-
agers, .307 California

Standard Manufacturing Co. (Pittsburgh
Penn.), Morris Falk Pacific Coast agent,
318 Market
" Marine Insurance Co. Limited (of Liver-
pool, Eng.), J. D. Spreckels & Bros. Co.
general agents, 327 Market, J. B. F.
Davis & Son managers, 407^09 Mont-
gomery

Standard Oil Co., 421 Market

STANDARD OPTICAL CO.,

scientific opticians and manufacturers
and importers of optical goods, 121
Post, 2d floor, telephone Red 301

Standard Quicksilver Co., 24 Mills Bldg, 4th

floor
Standard Scale and Supply Co., Charles B.

Parcells manager, 6 California
Standard Shirt Factory, Neustadter Bros, pro-
prietors, E s Gough bet Grove and
Hayes
Standard Soap Co., Richard P. Thomas presi-
dent, D. F. Parker secretary and man-
ager, office and salesroom 525 Market,
telephone Main 655. factory West Berke-
ley
" Soda Water Co., Charles Matthews presi-
dent, Percy R. Mutch vice-president,
Arthur W. Matthews secretary and
treasurer, 1434-1436 Valencia
" Theatre, N s Bush bet Montgomery and

Kearny
" Time Schedules, Times Schedules Co.
publishers, 602 Market, basement
Crocker Bldg
" Typewriter Exchange, J. A. Mighell and
Walter J. Wolf proprietors, 207 Mont-
gomery
Standart Sadie A. Miss, bookkeeper Capewill
Horseshoe Nail Co., r. 763 Capp
" William H., Pacific Coast agent Capewill
Horseshoe Nail Co., 636 Mission, r. 763
Capp
Stande Charles J., clerk Schweitzer & Co., r. 118
Trenton
" John Jr., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co.,
r. 118 Trenton
Standhoft Rose, widow, r. 3103 Buchanan
Standidge William, box maker Yosemite Flour

Mills, r. 1063 Mission
Standish Donald, coachman, 603 Sutter
" Frank B., chief artist Chronicle, r. 634

Polk
" George C, salesman Joseph Silverman, r.

103, 5th
" Henry H., carriage trimmer, 1324 Valencia
Standish Miles, secretary Albion Lumber Co.,

25 Luning Bldg, r. Oakland
Standley Henry, teamster, r. 1610 Mission
" John W., policeman, r. 425 Day
" Victorine Mrs., r. 1610Mission
Staneart John W., bakery, 1215 Kearny
Staneri Paul, waiter R. Luna, r. 1236 Dupont
Stanford Addition Land Co., James P. McCarty
president, E. Avery McCarty secretary,
646 Market
" Albert E., horseman, r. 314, 5th Av
" Belle M. Miss, teacher Humboldt Primary

School, r. 2401 Buchanan
" Charles P., r. 2401 Buchanan
" Frederick W., stenographer Dickman-

Jones Co.
" George G., dental student, r. 2401 Buchanan
" Hall, 1.579 Valencia
" Harrison L., glassblower, r. 30 Pearl
" Heights Co., office 646 Market
" Henry L., glassblower, r. 30 Pearl
" Hubert H., engraver Bosqui Engraving

and Printing Co., r. 2401 Buchanan
" IdaM., stenographer Johnson-Locke Mer-
cantile Co., r. 214 Powell
Stanford Jane L., widow, office 819 Market,
room 1, telephone East 44, r. SWcor Cal-
ifornia and Powell
" Jerome B. (G. W. Clark & Co.), r. 404 Oak
" John, laborer, r. 28 Everett
" Kate Miss, r. S s Butte nr Alabama
Stanford Leland (estate of), office 819 Market,

room !, telephone Main 474
Stanford Leland Jr. University, office 819 Mar-
ket, room 1, telephone Main 474
Stanford Memorial Free Kindergarten No. 1,
Miss May W. Loveland principal, 1906
Mason
Stanford Memorial Free Kindergarten No. 2,
Miss Mary C. Lindberg principal, 1906
Mason
Stanford Memorial Free Kindergarten No. 3,
Miss Cecilia Daly principal, N W cor 8th
and Brannan
Stanford Memorial Free Kindergarten No. 4,
Miss Ada E. Moore principal, NW
cor 8th and Brannan

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Stanford Memorial Free Kindergarten No, 5,

Miss Mary E. Gamble principal, 3270
Mission
" Myron E., superintendent Emporium Bldg,
r. 2-115 California
Stanford Primary School, Miss Edith H. Crow-
ley principal, E s 8th nr Harrison rear
Franklin Grammar School
" William E., clerk H. S. Crocker Co.. r. 632
Hayes
Stang David, confectioner, r. 1507 Geary

" Joseph A., traveling salesman, r. ,M5, 6th
Stange Carl, bartender Chris Huntemann & Co.,
r. 1617 Dupont
" Carl, groceries and liquors, 816 Greenwich
" Carl F., clerk, r. 721, 14th
" Catherine, widow, r. 721, 14th
" Glaus J., clerk W. H. Bowe & Co., r. SE oor

Potrero Av and El Dorado
" Frederick C, harness maker Main & Win-
chester, r. 16 Hunt
" Fritz, teacher music, r. 307% Chestnut
" Jacob, clerk Henry Hellberg, r. 1104 Bryant
" Jacob, clerk W. H. Bowe & Co., r. 103, 22d
" John D. (Stange & Jaenicke), r. 734 McAl-
lister
" Lena Miss, forewoman Stange & Jaenicke

r. 721, 14th
" Marie Miss, r. 721, 14th
" Paul, plumber, r. 617A Lombard
" Walter J., electrician, r. 734 McAllister
Stange & Jaenicke (John D. Stange and Wil-
liam Jaenicke), proprietors Union Straw
Works, and manufacturers and jobbers
straw and felt hats and frames. 29, 2d
Stangenberger August J., traveling salesman,
r. 612 Grove
" August M., piano tuner, r. 612 Grove
' ' Edwin F. , clerk Stevenson & Co. . r. 612 Grove
" George B., salesman Will & Finck Co., r.
612 Grove
Stangleni Angelo, hostler Motroni&Guastucci,

r. 515 Green rear
Stangreen Edward, starcher La Grand Laundry
Stangroom Robert, fruits and vegetables, 871

Bryant
Stanhope Joseph T., machinist William Wedg-
wood Machine Wks, r. 102 Ellis
Staniels Anna E., widow, r. 1624 Ellis
" C. G. Mrs., widow, r. 911 Polk
" William H. (Staniels & Son), r. 1812 Devisa-

dero
" WilliamH., fireman, r. 77 Clementina
" William H. Jr. (Staniels & Son), r. 1812

Devisadero
" & Son (William H. and William H. Jr.),
varieties. 1812Devisadero
Staniford Frank C, special agent Norwich
Union Fire Ins. Society, 308 Pine, r.
Grand Hotel
Staniforth Charles H., carpenter, r. 308 Ritch
" Henry, teamster, r. 308 Ritch
" Julia A., widow, r. 308 Ritch
" Thomas, r. New Western Hotel
Stanish Jacob, restaurant, 2045 Folsom
Stanisich Milan, waiter str Mariposa
Stanislao Emilio, peddler, r. 716 Florida
Stanke Albert F. (Lunsmann & Stanke), r. 1007^4
Mission
" Florian, inventor, r. 21, nth
" Hugo, baker, r. 542 Linden Av
Stanley Annie Miss, r. 31 Turk
" Benjamins. Mrs., r. 429i^ Bryant
" C. A. Mrs., r. 743 Pine
" Charles A., engineer, r. 32, 11th
" Charles P., machinist Marshutz & Can-
trell, r. 91 Elizabeth

STANLEY CHARLES T,

notary public and commissioner of
deeds, 512 Montgomery, telephone
Main 353, r. 32, lltti

Stanley Clarence R., teamster W. W. R. Hatch
& Son, r. 2308 Harrison
" David M., insurance clerk Hibernia Sav-
ings and Loan Society, r. 536 Lyon
" D. S. (D. S. Stanley & Co.), r. Alameda

Stanley D. S. & Co., (D. S. Stanley(, book and
job printers and publishers, 424 Sansome

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FOR HAND, WINDIVIILL and POWER,

ALL SIZES.

9. 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Stanley Edward J., foreman pattern maker

Union I. Wks, r. 2333 Bryant
" Electric Manufacturing Co. (Pittsfield,

Mass), John Martin agent, 106 Market
" Elisha C, gripman Sutter St. Ry, r. 1640

Polk
" Frederick H., collector postofflce, r, 1708

24th
" Frederick J., barber J. T. Stanley, r. 1411,

24 th
" George, glass embosser Cal. Art Glass,

Bending and Cutting Wks, r. Oakland
Stanley George A., grand secretary Young

Men's Institute, SE cor 10th and Market

r. 829 Guerrero
" George W., horseman, r. 436, 7th Av
" Harry T., freight clerk str City of Sydney
" House, Mrs. Madelene Bury proprietor, 110

6th
" Isaac W., with Rome Harris, 301 Kearny
" John, marine fireman, r. 410 Folsom
" John, telephone operator, r. 173 Perry
" John, waiter George Delfino, r. 321 Ellis
" John T., barber, 1310 Castro, r. 1411, 24th
" Leonard S., sergeant U. S. Army, r. 158

Clara
" Matthew J., plumber, r. 429V2 Bryant
" Patrick, laborer, r. 625, 7th
" Sarah Mrs., nurse, r. 1129 Howard
" William, r. 49 Clara
" William, boilermaker Risdon I. and L.

Wks, r. 38 Natoma
" William B. (Stanley & Allard), r. 1102

Green
" William H., basket maker, 1630, 17th
" William H., dentist, 115 Kearny, r. Menlo

Park
" William H., manufacturers' agent, 109

California, room 19, r. Alameda
" & Allard (William B. Stanley and Delno

D. Allard), tinners and plumbing, 1125

Mission
Stanly Edward Mrs., r. Hotel Pleasanton
Stanly, Hayes & Bradley (John A. Stanly,

George R. B. Hayes and H. W. Brad-
ley), attorneys at law, 4 Sutter, rooms

26-31
" John A. (Stanly, Hayes & Bradley), r. 1221

Jackson, Oakland
Stannard Charles H., traveling salesman E. J.

Bowen, r. 1111 Jackson
" Alfred, porter, r. 1210 Howard
Stans James S., porter, r. 324 Minna
" John J., bushelman R. H. Kavanagh, r. 604

Merchant
Stansbury Charles T., clerk, r. 766 Howard
" Edward W., oiler Cal. St. RR., r. 319 Pix-

ley
" William H., clerk C. B. Kaufman & Co., r.

766 Howard
" W. J., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1909%
McAllister
Stansfield Halsted A., medical student, r. 3037

Pine
•• H. J., tent maker Ames & Harris, r. Mel-
rose, Cal.
Ji®"Stanson. See Stenson
Stanton Bridget Miss, r. 501 Mason
" Charles E., r. 788 Van Ness Av
" Charles H., teamster H. T. Holmes Lime

Co., r. 135, 10th
■' Charles S., cigars and tobacco, 105 Powell,

r. 330 Eddy
• Edward, helper Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 145

Tehama
" Edward, printer Call, r. 632 Mission

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The highest grade of Champagne and th«
wine of Connoisseurs, invariably the pre-
ferred favorite at all fashionable resorts in
London and on the Continent of Europe.
WILLIAM WOLFF & CO., 329 Market St.

Stanton Edward, policeman, r. 1923 Union

" Edward, teamster, r. 8 Gough

" Edward A., electrician, r. 1838 Mission

" Frank J., insurance agent Boyd & Dickson,
r. 1838 Mission

" George, driver, r. 48, 8th

" George F., laborer, r. 529 Sacramento

" Gus C bartender Edward L. McGarity, r.
8 Pratt PI

" James, capitalist, r. 1838 Mission
Stanton James I., physician. 659 Clay, and
commissioner Board of Railroad Com-
missioners, 27-28 Chronicle Bldg, r. 659
Clay

" Jeremiah, groceries, 513, 8th

■' John, r. St. Mary's Hospital

" John A., artist, 659 Clay, r. 1838 Mission

" Joseph, laborer, r. 29 Federal rear

" Joseph, laborer S. P. Co., r. 151 Silver

" Joseph H. (Leon I. Stanton & Co.), r. 705
Larkin

" L. E., contracting freight agent Chicago,
Milwaukee and St. Paul Ry., 5 Mont-
gomery, r. 534 Bush

" Leon I., music teacher, 705 Larkin, r. Ala-
meda

" Leon I. & Co. (Joseph H. Stanton), manu-
facturers guitars, and repairers musical
instruments. 705 Larkin

" Lizzie Miss, furnished rooms, 220 Eddy

" Maria Mrs., r. 15 Federal

" Martin S., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 16
St. Rose's Av

" Maurice, shoemaker United Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 22% Dora

" Michael, motorman Market St. Ry., r. 1508
Kentucky

" Orville B. (Stone, Stanton & Co.), r. The
Baldwin

" Patrick, deckhand str Encinal, r. 1819 Bu-
chanan

" Richard, engineer, r. 141 Bartlett

" S. G., clerk, r. 905 Market

" Thomas, cigar maker, r. 141 Bartlett

" Thomas, policeman, r. 205 Langton

" Thomas, shoemaker United Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 1311/2 Bartlett

" Thomas J., r. 3121/2 Tehama

" Thomas J., conductor Market St. Rv, r.
1307 Golden Gate Av

" Thomas James (Thomas James Stanton &
Co.), r. 402 Montgomery

Stanton Thomas James & Co.

(Thomas James Stanton), real estate
and mining agents and agents Jacob
Strahle Quarry Co., 331 Montgomery,
room 17

Stanton Walter, teamster, r. 709 Minna
" William, r. 205 Langton
" William, driver, r. 134, 4th
" William, molder, r. 47 Clementina
" William M., druggist, 1898 Mission, r. 1838

Mission
" William P., boiler maker Union I. Wks, r.
49 Perry
Stanwood Amasa, lumberman, r. 1223 Rhode
Island
" William F., cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 1223
Rhode Island
Stanvan Charles H.. real estate, r. 2006 Bush
" Jennie G.. widow, r. 2006 Bush
" Samuel O.. clerk Westchester Fire Ins.
Co., r. 513 Van Ness Av
Stapelfeldt William, r. 1228, 17th
Stapfer E. Miss, r. 1807 San Carlos Av

Stapff Frederick, salesman, r. 21 Willow Av
" William, r. 21 Willow Av
" William, bartender August Bockstatt, r.

310 O'Farrell
Staples Alfred, clerk, r. 2510 Steiner
" Alice L. Miss, teacher Starr King Pri-
mary School, r. 1904 Market
" A Ipheus D., fireman The Belt Railway, r.

2510 Steiner
" Charles, printer Call, r. 1308 Greenwich
Staples David J., president Fireman's Fund

Insurance Co., 401-405 California, r. 711

Taylor
" Ellen E., widow, r. 919b Jones
" Fannie Miss, teacher music, r. 2510 Steiner
" Frank A., carpet layer, r. 1308 Greenwich
•' Frank H., mining, r. 1308 Greenwich
" George F., machinist, r. 26311/4 Mission
" James O., house mover J. R. Poole, r. 1342

Mission
" Joseph A., watchman, r. 208 Drumm
" Lafayette, r. 2724 Mission
" L. D. Mrs., landscape artist, r. 2120 Mar

son
" Lida E. Miss (Shepherd & Staples), r. 2724

Mission
" Lyman D., engineer, r. 2120 Mason
" Melvin, superintendent Sailors' Home,

NE cor Main and Harrison
" Robert, stevedore, r. 906 Filbert
" William J., driver Willows Brewery, r. 231,

17th
Stapleton Anne, widow, r. 1424 Grove
" Catherine, widow, r. 13 Louisa rear
" Catherine, widow, r. 311 Franklin
" David, compositor, r. 913 Guerrero
" Edmund, laborer, r. 13 McLea Court
" Edward, longshoreman, r. 974 Folsom
" John, contractor, r. 710, 19th
" John, laborer, r. 548 Howard
" Joseph, foreman Samuel Kellett, r. Berke-
ley
" Joseph W., asst. storekeeper Sea Wall U.

S. Bonded Warehouse and Yard, r. 311

Franklin
" Josephine Miss, milliner, r. 1424 Grove
" Patrick, laborer S. P. Co., r. 624, 24th
" Richard F., porter, r. 34 Franklin
" Roy, clerk P. C. SS. Co., r. Berkeley
" William, seaman, r. 143 Berry
" William, shipwright, r. 913 Guerrero
Stappenbeck Charles, florist, r. 1625 Sutter
" Johanna Mrs., bakery, 414a Francisco
" Minnie Miss, bakery, 1525^4 Dupont
" Wilhelmina Miss, clerk, r. 414a Fran-
cisco
" William, tailor, r. 414a Francisco
Star and Crescent Mill Co., August Baer agent,

25-27 Sansome
" and Herald (Panama), daily and weekly,

L. F. Lastreto agent, 318 Front, room 3
" Dried Fniit Co. The, The Field & Stone Co.

agents, 126 California
" Henrietta, widow, r. 115i/4, 26th
" Lodging House, Mrs. Mary Vargas pro-
prietor, 5 Commercial
" Malt House, SE cor 11th and Folsom
Star of the Sea Church (R. C), Rev. John P.

Coyle pastor, NW cor 8th and Point Lo-

bos Avs
" Placer and Amalgamator Machine Co.

(Denver, Col.) Kennedy & Kohlman

agents, 41 Fremont
Star The (weekly), James H. Barry editor and

proprietor, 429 Montgomery
4®=-Star. See Starr
Starbird Albion W.. land, mining and timber

agent, 101 Market, r. 1055 Golden Gate

Av
" Ralph, salesman Dollar Lumber Co., r.

Mill Valley
" Sadie Miss, r. 824 Laguna
Starck Frederick, waiter, r. 226 Minna
" Joseph, laundryman,r. 1615 Fillmore
" William F., lumberman, r. 9161/4 Bryant
Starcke Harold F. F., clerk Spring Valley W.

W.,r. 15101/2 Vallejo
Starchen Michel, expressman, r. 23 Sharon
Stargo Nancy, widow, r. 1118 Filbert

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Stark Adolph, tailor, r. 21 Harriet
" Alexander G., r. 327 Larkin
" Andrew H., clerk J. Baumgarten &Co.,r.

327 Larkin
■' Catherine, widow, r. 310 Lily Av
" Charles, electrician Cal. Electrical Wks
" Charles, seaman, r. 68 Natoma
" Charles A. (Stark & Bro.), r. 303/2, 3d
" Charles J., printer, r. 310a Lily Av
" David, boiler inspector Pacific Surety Co.,
308 Sansome, r. 701, 31st
Stark Denton D., secretary Cumberland Coal
Co., 31 Luning Bldg, r. 1418 Morton, Ala-
meda
" Edward J. Rev., r. 2138 Sutter
" Ellen W., widow, r. 1034 Treat Av
" Emma, domestic, 2519b California
" Frank (Stark & Bro.), r.303'/2, 3d
" George J. W., salesman Dodge, Sweeney &

Co., r. Oakland
" Herman, laborer Western Sugar Refinery,

r. E s Missouri nr Yolo
" Herman, tailor, r. 21 Harriet
" John, accountant, r. 1021 Post
" John, machinist Union I. Wks, r. 1013 Min-

" Lillian M. Miss, teacher Richmond Pri-
mary School, r. 1021 Post

" Luke, butcher Charles Steinfels, r. 1126
Stevenson

" Mortimer L., cigars and tobacco, 436
Kearny, r. 417 Kearny

" William, clerk Charles L. Morgan, r. 987^4
Harrison

" William, seaman str General McDowell, r.
32 Alvarado

" William A., contractor, r. 1037V2 Folsom

" William H., master mariner, r. 330i/4 San-
chez

" & Brother (Frank and Charles A.), restau-
rant, 3031/2, 3d
Starke Clara F. Mrs., teacher Hearst Grammar
School, r. 1811 Eddy

" William, cornice maker William Cronan,
r. 623 Howard

" William S., conductor Cal. St. RR., r. 945
Howard
Starkey & Palen (Philadelphia, Pa.), compound
oxygen, H. A. Mathews agent, 120 Sutter,
room 37
Starkie Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1317 Mis-
sion
Starkweather Annie Mrs., r. 1612 Stevenson

" Prank H., bookkeeper Armes & Dallam, r.
Oakland

" George A., rattan worker Wakefield Rat-
tan Co., r. 610 Douglass

" Gertrude Miss, stenographer R. B. Car-
penter, r. 719 flayes

" Haynes K. (H. K. Starkweather Co.), r.
Alameda

'< Herbert J., photographer, r. 7 Caroline

" H. K. Co. (Haynes K. Starkweather),
printers, stationers and typewriters'
supplies, 310 California

" Joseph B., photographer, r. 7 Caroline

" Maggie, widow, r. 207% Linden Av

" Mary E., widow, r. 719 Hayes

" Sarah E. Mrs., r. 530, 19th

" William G. (Tracy, Starkweather &
Tracy), r. Berkeley
Starlicher John, laborer, r. 9 Hermann
Starr August, laborer, r. Missouri nr 25th, Po-
trero

" Benjamin F., gripman Sutter St. Ry., r.
1406 Pine

" Charles, seaman, r. 334 Main

" Charles G., captain Company F, 1st Infan-
try U. S. A., Angel Island

" E. J. Mrs., r. Palace Hotel

" Emil, polisher Indianapolis Furniture Co.,
r. 614 Sacramento

'< Fred, with Owens & Starr, r. 1239 Market

" George A. (George R. Starr & Co.), r. 919a
Jackson

" George B. (Owens & Starr), r. 312a Guer-
rero

" George R. (George R. Starr & Co.), r. 919b
Jackson

W.&J.SLOANE&CO.,

POf?TIEf?ES.

Largest Assortment on the Coast.
e^l-O^'y TVlarket St.

Staxr George R. & Co. (George R. arid George
A. Starr), commission merchants, 304-
306 Washington
" J. Lewis, agertt A. H. Motley Tobacco Co.

(Reidsville, N. C), 315 Front
" Joseph C, carpenter, r. 1027b Alabama

Starr King Building', 117-125 Geary

Starr King Memorial HaU, NW cor 20th and
Capp

Starr King Primary School, Miss Kate Conk-

lin principal, N s Bryant bet 6th and 7th

" L. M. (estate of), Henry L. Herman agent,

office 512 California
■' Mills (South Vallejo and Wheatport),
office 326 California, room 1

Starr Robert E. (Starr &Allman), and manager

Boltz,Clymer&Co.,217Front,r. Oakland

" Samuel P., clerk freight auditor's dept. S.

P. Co.,r. 700 Jones
" William, carpenter, r. Hunter's Point
" William, clerk, r. 1037/, Folsom
" William C, bookkeeper S. F. Gas Light

Co.,r. Commercial Hotel
" William M., proprietor Occidental Ware-
house, 1st and Townsend, r. Oakland
" & Allman (Robert E. Starr and Charles E.
Allman), cigars and tobacco, 42 Califor-
nia
" & Co., George W. McNear Jr., president,
J. Percy Rothwell secretary proprietors
Starr Mills (South Vallejo and Wheat-
port), office 326 California

jg®=-Starr. See Star

Starrett Horace, clerk S. P. C. Ry. Co., r. 1022
Shotwell
" Stephen E., laborer Pac. Sheet Metal Wks,
r. 1111 Valencia

4®="Starrett. See Sterett and Sterrett

Stars James, watchman William A. Schrock, r.
405 California Av
" Lizzie Miss, weaver William A. Schrock,

r. 405 California Av
" Maggie Miss, tick maker William A.

Schrock
" Michael, laborer, r. 2931 Laguna

Starz John, laborer, r. 113 Silver

State Assay Office, Louis Falkenau proprietor,
434 California

State Association of Olive Growers, 3 Mills
Bldg. 5th floor

State Belt Line Railway, junction Battery and
East

State Board of Bank Commissioners, 530 Cali-
fornia, rooms 19-20

State Board of Commissioners of the Build-
ing and Loan Associations, 109 Califor-
nia, rooms 4-5

State Board of Dental Examiners, Joseph D.
Hodgen secretary, office 1005 Sutter

State Board of Examining Surveyors, 56 Acad-
emy of Sciences Bldg

State Board of Fish Commissioners, Henry F.
Emeric president, office 78 Flood Bldg

State Board of Harhor Commissioners, Ed-
ward L. Colnon, Forrest S. Chadbourne,
Dan T. Cole commissioners, James J.
Keegan secretary, office 10 California

State Board of Horticulture, 1-3 Mills Bldg,
5th floor

State Board of Medical Examiners, Charles C.
Wadsworth M. D. secretary, 518 Sutter

State Board of PUot Commissioners, A. Mur-
phy secretary, 506 Battery

State Board of Port Wardens, Clay St. Wharf

State Board of Railroad Commissioners, 27
Chronicle Bldg

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State Board of Trade (California). See Cali-
fornia State Board of Trade

State Board of Trade Exhibit, 16 Post

State Board of Yosemite . Valley and Mari-
posa Big Tree Grove Commissioners,
26 Mills Bldg, lOth floor

State Bureau of Labor Statistics, office 325
Sutter

State Council American Protective Associa-
tion, Benjamin P. Hudelson president,
M. T. Brewer secretary, office 819 Mar-
ket, rooms 39-40

State Dairy Bureau, William Vanderbilt
agent and secretary, 113 Davis

State Democratic Club, 17 Plood Bldg

State Development Committee, W. M. Bunker
chairman. 1 Mills Bldg, 3d floor

State Floral Society, E. J. Wickson president,
office 220 Market

State Horticultural Society, E. J. Wickson sec-
retary, office 220 Market

State Insurance Commissioner, 401 California,
room 8

State Labor Bureau, C. L,. Fitzgerald commis-
sioner, 32.5 Sutter

State Mineralogisx, office Pioneer Bldg, 24, 4tli

State Mining Bureau, Pioneer Bldg

State Mining Bureau Library, Pioneer Bldg

State Mining Journal, Joseph M. Nougues Jr.
business manager, 318 Spreckels Bldg,
927 Market

State of California Bureau of Labor Statis-
tics, E. L. Fitzgerald commissioner, 325
Sutter

State Protective Association. See California
State Protective Association

State Quarantine Officer, William P. Chalmers,
M. D.,506 Battery

State Supreme Court Chambers, 825 Market,
Emporium Bldg

State Supreme Court Commissioners, 825
Market, Emporium Bldg

Stateler Josephine, widow, r. 620 Hayes
" Thomas K., general passenger agent
Northern Pac. RR. Co., 638 Market, r.
Alameda
" T. Melville, ticket agent Northern Pac.
RR. Co., 638 Market

Statham William M. (Statham & Co.), r. 2715
Scott
" & Co. (William M. Statham), pianos and
organs. 106 McAllister

Stathopulos Exstathios (Stathopulos & Cate-
chi),r. 118. 2d
" & Catechi (Exstathios Stathopulos and
John Catechi), restaurant, 325 East
North

Statia Henry V., cleaner U. S. Appraiser's
Bldg, r. 706 Bush

Statistician and Economist (annual), Louis P.
McCarty publisher, 814 California

Statue of Liberty, Corbett Av bet 15th and
16th nr Ashbury and 17th

Staub August, butcher Frank Fischer, r. 711 Turk

Stauble John K., butler, 2127 Pacific Av

Stanch Mary, widow, r. 7 Godeus

Stand Augusta, widow, r. 419, 19th
" Fiederick A., clerk O. P. Downing & Co., r.

419, 19th
" Nicholas, plumber Charles Rehm, r. 16th
Av South bet K and L

je@=Staud. See Staut

Staude Charles J., salesman, r. 118 Trenton
" Frederick (Wichman, Lutgen& Co.), r. 353

Devisadero
" Henry A., clerk John Staude, r. 118 Trenton

Staude John, groceries and liquors, 815 Pacific
r. 11« Trenton
" John Jr., salesman, r. 118 Trenton

Staudt Henry, r. 2717a Harrison

Stauf Werner (Stauf & Cooper), r. 1702 Sacra-
mento

Stauf & Cooper (Werner Stauf and Frederick
T. Cooper), stock and grain brokers, 232^
Montgomery

Stauffacher Harry J., foreman H. B. Schindler,
r. 348 Fremont

Staufter Arthur W., stenographer, r. 10 Capp

STAUFFER CHEMICAL CO.,

C. De Guigne president, J. H. Wheeler
vice-president, J. Stauffer secretary,
manufacturers acids and carbon bi-
sulphide, cor Utah and Alameda,
whiting, sal soda and sulphur re-
finery, NW cor Bay and Dupont, ofiQce
402 Front, room 7, telephone Main
1825
Staufler Frederick R., butcher James Boyes &

Co., r. 10 Capp
Stauffer John, secretary Staufler Chemical Co.,
402 Front, r. 2201 Jones

" John R., r. 10 Capp
Stavens Joseph, clerk Louis Levy, r. 610 Octavia
Stayaxt John J., cabinet maker W. & J. Sloane

&Co., r. 117 Henry
Ste Marie A. Hubert, solicitor patents, 405

Montgomery, room 15, r. 1223 Bush
Steacy Benjamin F., news agent, r. 619 Hyde
Stead Ellen Mrs., r. 217 Francisco

" George, jeweler, 316%, 3d
Steadham Lena Mrs., r. 1 Louisa
Steadman D., cooper Cal. Wine Assn

" Mary G. W., widow, r. 909 Laguna
4^Steadman. See Stedman and Steedman
Stealey Alfred D., stenographer Black Diamond
Coal Mining Co., r. Fruitvale

" Edwin M., student, r. 1412 Folsom

" John T., clerk George D. Dornin, r. 1412 Fol-
som

" Thomas, real estate, r. 1412 Folsom
Steam Soda Works, P. G. Somps proprietor,

764-766 Folsom
Steamer A. C. Freese, Cal. Nav. and Imp. Co.
agents, berth Washington St. Wharf

" Acapulco (P. M. SS. Co.), berth cor Bran-
nan and 1st

" Afognak, Alaska Packers' Assn, office 308
Market

" Alameda, J. D. Spreckels & Bros. Co.
agents, berth Oceanic SS. Co.'s Wharf
(Pier 14)

" Alameda (S. P. Co. Ferry), berth foot Mar-
ket

" Albion, J. S. Kimball agent, 22 Market,
berth Mission 1 (Pier 2)

" Alcatraz, L. E. White agent, 20 California,
berth foot Main

" Alex Duncan, Goodall, Perkins & Co.
agents, berth Broadway St. Wharf
(Pier 9)

" Alexander (Haw.), Pac. Trading Co.
agents, 10 Mission

" Alice Blanchard, Russ, Sanders & Co.
agents, 121 Davis, berth Vallejo St.
Wharf (Pier 13)

" Al Ki, Goodall, Perkins & Co. agents,
berth Broadway Wharf (Pier 9)

" Alvira, Cal. Trans. Co. agents, office and
berth Jackson St. Wharf (Pier 5)

" Alviso, W. H. Smith agent, office and
berth Clay St. Wharf (Pier 1)

" Amador (S. P. Co.), berthfoot Market

" Apache, K. A. White agent, berth Market
St. Wharf

" Arago, Or. Coal and Nav. Co. agents, berth
Vallejo St. Wharf (Pier 13)

" Areata, Or. Coal and Nav. Co. agents,
berth Vallejo St. Wharf (Pier 13)

" Arctic, Alaska Packers' Assn, office 308
Market

" Aurora, Cal. Trans. Co. agents, office and
berth Jackson St. Wharf (Pier 5)

" Australia, J. D. Spreckels & Bros. Co.
agents, berth Oceanic SS. Co.'s Wharf

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Steamer Aztec, P. M. SS. Co. agents, berth

Brannan and 1st
" Baby Ruth, Alaska Packers' Assn, ofSce

308 Market
" Balaena, Pac. Steam Whaling Co., office 30

California
" Bay City (S. P. Co.), berth foot Market
" Bear (U. S. Customs), berth Main St.

Wharf (Pier 28)
'• Belgic (O. & O. SS. Co ), office 425 Market,

berth Brannan and 1st
" Bertha, Alaska Commercial Co. agents,

office 310 Sansome
" Bessie K., J. S. Kimball agent, 22 Market,

berth Mission 1 (Pier 2)
" Boluga, Pac. Steam Whaling Co., office 30

California
" Bonita (P. C. SS. Co.), berth Broadway St.

Wharf (Pier 9)
" Captain Weber, Union Transportation Co.

agents, office and berth Clay St. Wharf

(Pier 1)
" Caroline, W. G. Leale agent, office and

berth Jackson St. Wharf (Pier 5)
" Caspar, Caspar Lumber Co. agents, 48 Mar-
ket
" China (P.M. SS. Co.), berth Brannan and 1st
" City of Everett, James F. Chapman agent,

22 California
" City of Panama (P. M. SS. Co.), berth 1st

and Brannan
'< City of Para (P. M. SS. Co.), berth 1st and

Brannan
" City of Peking (P. M. SS. Co.), berth Bran-
nan and 1st
" City of Puebla (P. C. SS. Co.), berth Broad-
way St. Wharf (Pier 9)
" City of Kiode Janeiro (P.M. SS. Co.), berth

1st and Brannan
" City of Sydney (P. M. SS. Co.), berth 1st

and Brannan
" City of Topeka (P. C. SS. Co.), berth Broad-
way St. Wharf (Pier 11)
" Cleone, Gray & Mitchell agents, office 3

California
" Colon (P. M. SS. Co.), berth Brannan and 1st
" Columbia, O. R. and N. Co. agents, berth

foot Spear St. (Pier 24)
" Constance, Cal. Trans. Co. agents, office

and berth Jackson St. Wharf (Pier 5)
" Coos Bay (P.O. SS. Co.), berth Broadway

St. Wharf (Pier 9)
" Coptic (O. & O. SS. Co.), office 425 Market,

berth Brannan and 1st
" Corona (P. C. SS. Co.), berth Broadway St.

Wharf (Pier 9)
" Costa Rica, R.Dunsmuir& Sons agents, 340

Steuart, berth Folsom St. Wharf 2

(Pier 14)
Steamer Crescent City, Hobbs, Wall & Co.

agents, 314 Spear, berth Folsom St.

Wharf
" Czarina, J. D. Spreckels & Bros. Co. agents,

office 327 Market, berth Howard St.

Wharf 2
" Dauntless, Union Transportation Co.

agents, office and berth Clay St. Wharf

(Pier 1)
Steamer Del Norte, berth Sea Wall i
" Dora, Alaska Commercial Co. agents, office

310 Sansome
" Doric (O. & O. SS. Co.), office 425 Market,

berth Brannan and 1st
" El Capitan (S. P. Co. Ferry), berth foot

Market
" Ella Rolhffs (Alaska Packer's Assn.),

office 308 Market
" Elsie (Alaska Packer's Assn.), office 308

Market
" Emma, Fred Sprinkle agent, office and

berth Washington St. Wharf (Pier 3)
" Empire, Russ, Sanders & Co. agents, berth

Vallejo St. Wharf (Pier 13)
" Encinal (S. P. Co. Ferry), berth foot Mar-
ket
" Eureka (P. C. SS. Co.), berth Broadway St.

Wharf (Pier 9)
" Excelsior, C. A. Hooper & Co. agents, 304

Front

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
CORRUGATED IRON,

Galvanized, Black and Painted,
for Roofing and Siding,

30SX0 31V IVIARKEX ST.

Steamer Farallone, C. J. Hendry's, Son & Co.

agents, 8 California, berth Mission

St. Wharf (Pier 2)
" Farragut (Ashing), berth Fisherman's

Wharf
" Gaelic, (O. & O. SS. Co.) office 425 Market,

berth Brannan and 1st
" Garden City (S. P. Co.), berth foot Market
" General Hartley (U. S. Customs), berth

Sec. B Seawall
" General McDowell (U. S. Quartermaster's

Dept.), berth Clay St. Wharf (Pier 1)
" Gertie Story, Alaska Packers' Assn., office

308 Market
" Gipsy (P. C. SS. Co.), berth Broadway St.

Wharf (Pier 9)
" Gold, E. A. Allen agent. Gold Pier bet

Washington and Jackson
" Golden Gate (fishing), berth Fisherman's

Wharf
" Grampus, Pac. Steam Whaling Co., office

30 California
" Greenwood, L. E. White agent, office 20

California, berth foot Main (Pier 28)
" Hattie Gage, Alaska Packers' Assn.,

office 308 Market
" Herald, K. A. White agent, berth Market

St. Wharf
" Homer, berth Howard St. Wharf 2 (Pier 8)
" Hope, Piper, Aden, Goodall Co. agents,

office and berth Jackson St.Wharf (Pier5)
" J. D. Peters, Cal. Nav. and Imp. Co.

agents, berth Washington St. Wharf

(Pier 3)
" Jeanie, Pac. Steam Whaling Co., office 30

California
" Jesse H. Freeman, J. N. Knowles agent,

office 30 California
" Jewel, Caspar Lumber Co. agents, office 48

Market
" Knight No. 2, K. A. White agent, office

and berth Market St. Wharf
" Kotik, Roth, Blum & Co. agents, office 201-

203 California
" Laguna, Pollard & Dodge agents, office 22

California
" Lakme, Charles Nelson agent, 6 Califor-
nia, berth Washington St. Wharf (Pier3)
" Leader, Cal. Nav. and Imp. Co. agents,

berth Washington St. Wharf (Pier 3)
" Madrono (U. S. Lighthouse tender), berth

Goat Island
" Mariposa, J. D. Spreckels & Bros. Co.

agents, berth Oceanic SS. Co.'s Wharf

(Pier 14)
" Mary D. Hume, Pac. Steam Whaling Co.,

office 30 California
" Mary Garrett, Cal. Nav. and Imp. Co.

agents, berth Washington St. Wharf

(Pier 3)
" Marysville, K. A. White agent, berth Mar-
ket St. Wharf
" Mexico (P. C. SS. Co.), berth Broadway St.

Wharf (Pier 9)
" Modoc, K. A. White agent, berth Market

St. Wharf
" Monowai, J. D. Spreckels & Bros. Co.

agents. 327 Market, berth Oceanic SS.

Co.'s Wharf (Pier 14)
" Monticello, Hatch Bros, agents, berth Mis-
sion St. Wharf 1 (Pier 2)
" Moro, J. S. Kimball agent, 22 Market,

berth Mission St. Wharf 1 (Pier 2)
" Mt. Eden, berth Third St. Wharf
" Napa City, G. H. Pinkham agent, office

and berth Jackson St. Wharf (Pier 5)

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COAL, COKE and PIG IRON, J

Wholesale and Retail.

steamer Narwhal, Pac. Steam Whaling Co.,
office 30 California

National City, C. A. Hooper agent, office
204 Front, berth foot Beale (Pier 32)

Navarro, Edward N. Hardwick master,
office 34 Luning Bldg

Newark (S. P. Co. Ferry), berth loot Mar-
ket

Newsboy, J. S. Kimball agent, office 22
Market, berth foot Main (Pier 28)

North Fork, berth Mission St. Wharf 1
(Pier 2)

Noyo, J. S. Kimball agent, office 22 Mar-
Oakland (S. P. Co. Ferry), berth foot Mar-
ket

Onward, Cal. Trans. Co. agents, office and
berth Jackson St. Wharf (Pier 5)

Orca, Pac. Steam Whaling Co., office 30
California

Oregon, O. R. and N. Co. agents, Spear St.
Wharf (Pier 24)

Orizaba (P. C. SS. Co.), berth Broadway
Wharf 2, formerly Willamette Valley

Peru (P. M. SS. Co.), berth 1st and Bran-
nan

Piedmont (S. P. Co. Ferry), berth foot Mar-
ket

Point Arena, Mendocino Lumber Co.
agents, office 40 California, room 1, berth
(Pier 2)

Polar Bear, Alaska Packers' As sn, office
308 Market

Pomona (P. C. SS. Co.), berth Broadway
St. Wharf (Pier 9)

Portland (P. M. SS. Co.), berth Brannan
and 1st

President, Alaska Packers' Assn, office 308
Market

Pride of the River. Cal. Trans. Co. agents,
office and berth Jackson St. Wharf
(Pier 5)

Progreso (Panama SS. Co.), berth foot
Lombard

Protection, J. S. Kimball agent, 22 Mar-
ket, berth foot Main (Pier 28)

Queen (P. C. SS. Co.), berth Broadway St.
Wharf (Pier 9)

Relief. Cal. Trans. Co. agents, office and
berth Jackson St. Wharf (Pier 5)

Resolute, J. D. Spreckels & Bros. Co.
agents, berth Spear St. Wharf (Pier 24)

Richard Rush (U. S. Customs), berth Main
St. Wharf (Pier 28)

Rival, Samuel Blair agent, office 3 Cali-
fornia

San Bias (P. M. SS. Co.), berth 1st and
Brannan

San Joaquin No. 4, P. J. Harney agent,
berth Jackson St. Wharf (Pier 5)

San Jose (P. M. SS. Co.), berth 1st and
Brannan

San Juan (P. M. SS. Co.), berth 1st and
Brannan

San Rafael (N. P. C. Ry. Co.), berth Clay
St. Wharf (Pier 1)

Santa Cruz (P. C. SS. Co.), berth Broad-
way St. Wharf (Pier 9)

Santa Monica, berth Mission St. Wharf 1
(Pier 2)

Santa Rosa (P. C. SS. Co.). berth Broad-
way St. Wharf (Pier 9)

Sausalito fN. P. C. Ry. Co.), berth foot of
Clay

S. B. Matthews, Alaska Packers Assn,
office 308 Market

Steamer Signal, Simpson Lumber Co. agents
office 48 Market

Sonoma, Cal, Trans. Co. agents, office and
berth Jackson St. Wharf (Pier 5)

South Coast, F. F. Connor agent, berth foot
Spear (Pier 24)

St. Paul, P. C. SS. Co. agents, berth Broad-
way St. Wharf (Pier-9)

State of California, O. R. & N. Co. agents,
berth foot Spear (Pier 24)

Sunol, L. E. White agent, office 20 Califor-
nia, berth foot Main (Pier 28)

T. C. Walker, Cal. Nav. & Imp. Co. agents,
berth Washington St. Wharf (Pier 3)

Tamalpias (N. P. C. Ry.), berth foot of
Clay

Thistle, Alaska Packers Assn, office 308
Market

Thoroughfare (S. P. Co. freight), berth foot
2d

Thrasher, Pac. Steam Whaling Co., office
30 California

Tiburon (S. F. & N. P. Ry.), berth foot Mar-
ket

Tiger (transfer boat N. P. C. RR.), berth
Clay St. Wharf (Pier 1)

Tillamook, Pollard & Dodge agents, office
22 California

Transit (S. P. Co. freight), berth foot 2d St.

Truckee, J. S. Kimball agent, 22 Market,
berth Mission 1 (Pier 2)

Ukiah (S. F, & N. P. Co.), berth Sec. 3 Sea
wall

Umatilla (P. C. SS. Co.), berth Broadway
Wharf (Pier 11)

U. S. Grant (fishing), berth Fisherman's
Wharf

Walla Walla (P. C. SS. Co.), berth Broad-
way St. Wharf (Pier 9)

Washtenaw (Panama RR. Co.), berth Lom-
bard St. Wharf

Weeott, Russ, Sanders & Co. agents, office
121-123 Davis

Wellington, R. Dunsmuir & Sons agents,
340 Steuart, berth Folsom St. Wharf 2

Westport, Pollard & Dodge agents, office
22 California

Whitesboro, L. E. White agent, office 20
California, berth foot Main, (Pier 28)

Willamette, Oregon Imp. Co., berth Beale
St. Wharf (Pier 32)

Willamette Valley (P. C. SS. Co.), now
Orizaba

Yaquina (P. C. SS. Co.), berth Broadway
Wharf (Pier 9)

Zealandia (P. M. SS. Co.), berth 1st and
Brannan

Zinfandel, N. H. Wulft agent, office and
berth Jackson St. Wharf (Pier 5)
Stearns Alonzo B., r. 28, 8th

Augustus, drayman, 33 Market, r. 44 Quinn

Charles H., car builder, r. 209 Chatta-

" Edward H. (Stearns & Elliot), r. Oak-
land

STEARNS E. C. & 00.

(Syracuse, N. Y.), Stephen G. Chapman
manager, bicycles, 304-306 Post

Stearns Greenleaf H., millwright W. L. Hol-

man. r. 145, 12th
Stearns Henry 0., confectioner, 315 Scott

" H. M., teacher Heald's Business College,
r. Oakland
Steams Manufacturmg Co., Jno. D. Eby sell-
ing agent, manufacturers sawmill ma-
chinery, engines and boilers, 17-19 Main
Steams M. L., confectioner, 1006 Market

" Ranches Co. The, C. A. Grow secretary, 27
Mills Bldg, 5th floor

" Victor J., physician, r. 417'/4, 3d

" William G., clerk Washburn & Moen Mfg.
Co,, r. 931 Fillmore

" William H., r. 1210 Jackson

" William R., clerk State Board Fish Com-
missioners, r. The Sutherland

" & Elliot (Edward H. Stearns and Albert
H. Elliot), attorneys at law, 67-68 Ne-
vada Block

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Stebbins C. Miss, r. 771 Pierce
" Grace Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 1206
Market
Stebbins Horatio Rev., D. D., pastor First Uni-
tarian Church, r. 1609 Larkin
" Jennie Miss, teacher, r. 12181/4 Pacific
" Joseph H. (Stebbins & Landon), r. Oak-
land
" Minnie G. Miss, teacher L.e Conte Pri-
mary School, r. 12181/4 Pacific
" Nellie Miss, dressmaker, r. 12181/4 Pacific
" Robert E. , bicycle machinist C. W. Bailey,
r. 1825 Howard
Stebbins & Landon (Joseph H. Stebbins and
Gardiner Landon), real estate and finan-
cial agents, 306 Pine, room 1
Steber Herman, carpenter Wheeler & Burdick,
r. 12 Prospect Av
" Joseph C, machinist U. S. Mint, r. 1331
Nebraska
Stecher Edward, clerk, r. 317 Minna
" Frederick J., carpenter Enterprise Brew-
ing Co., r. 317 Minna
" Otto, clerk, r. 317 Minna
Stack Bernard, sawyer Hobbs, Wall & Co., r.
252 Spear
" Piano Agency, Benj. Curtaz & Son, 16-18
O'Farrell
Steckelberg George H., tailor, 1910 Polk
SteckerEugene A., carpenter, 1924 San Carlos
Av
" Margaret, widow, r. 338 Capp
Steckler Albert H., clerk, r. 786 Harrison
" Carl, clerk H. Huddleston & Co., r. 2022

Sutter
" Dora, widow, r. 2022 Sutter
Steddom Emily, domestic, 300 Laurel
Stedman George W., conductor Market St. Ry.,
r. 122 Cook
" Henry S., secretary and manager The
Zeno Mauvais Music Co., r. Alameda
Steedman Charles, laborer, r. 666 Harrison
'" David, cooper, r. 120e Juniper
" Hannah, widow, r. 120e Juniper
" Peter, cabinet maker A. J. McNicoll & Co.,
r. Alameda
4®*Steedman. See Steadman and Stedman
Steel Frank, laborer, r. 740 Tehama
" George, marine clerk Home Mutual Insur-
ance Co., r. 1907 Baker
" Hugh, ship joiner Union I. Wks, r. 1026 De-

Haro
" Samuel J., sawyer, r. 18 Brannan
" Susie, domestic, 2010 Laguna
" Thomas W., 3d asst. engineer str Santa
Rosa, r. 3lB Clara
Steel William, assistant manager London and
San Francisco Bank Limited, 424 Cali-
fornia, r. Mill Valley
Steele Alexander, teamster, r. 1807 Haight
" Brothers (Thomas J. and William J.), hay

and grain, 552 Bryant
" Charles, deckhand str Newark, r. Oakland
" Charles, engineer S. P. Co., r. 1705 Howard
" Charles F., foreman John Horstmann, r.

1654 Market
" Charles H., physician, 704 Post
" Daniel L. (Steele & McFadyen), r. 652 Oak
Steele E. L. G. & Co. (Edward Polhemus and
George A. Moore), commission mer-
chants, 208 California, telephone Front
28
" EugenelC, bottler Cal. Bottling Co., r. 41514

nth
" Eugene M,, piano mover Byron Mauzy, r.

4151/4, 11th
" Everard, real estate, 80-81 Columbian

Bldg, r. Mill Valley
" E. W., treasurer Dairymen's Union of Cal.,
113-119 Davis, r. Edna, San Luis Obispo
Co.
" Fannie Mrs., r. The Colonial
" George J., messenger Pac. Transfer Co., r.

63 Silver
" George W., lodgings, 362, 3d
" Henry, 2d cook str Pomona
" Harold, bookkeeper Pac. Roll. 'Mill, r. 301

Leavenworth
" Hattie B. Mrs., r. 2322 Mission

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

Contracts made with Hotels for

FTimishing Carpets, Furniture, Drapery

materials. Lace Curtains, Window

Shades, Bedding, Etc.

©O-l-S-q-T" IVIARKEX ST.

Steele James, laborer, r. 622 Natoma
" James A., milk dealer, 600 Fulton
" James A., millhand Central Lumber and

Mill Co., r. 622 Natoma
" James B., shoemaker, Sagamore ni? Ply-
mouth Av
" James G. (James G. Steele & Co.), r. 928
Pine

STEELE JAMES G. & CO.

(James G. Steele), druggists and chem-
ists, agents Rlcord's Restorative PiUs,
True's Mineral Powder and Lasson's
Hair Elixir, 635 Market under Palace
Hotel, telephone Main 1398
Steele Joseph, milk dealer, 600 Fulton, r. 806
Central Av
" Lou E. Miss, with Brown, Craig & Co., r.

823 Howard
" Mattie E. Mrs., teacher Hearst Grammar

School, r. 536 Polk
" R. E., dairy machinery, 109 California,

room 2, r. 309 Taylor
" Robert J., butter maker, r. 415i/4, 11th
" Samuel J., box maker Commercial Box

Factory, r. 718 Brannan
" Thomas, baker, r. 496, llth
" Thomas J. (Steele Bros.), r. 552 Bryant
" Wilhelmina A. Mrs., teacher Edison Pri-
mary School, r. 1620 Union
" William, molder Atlas Iron Wks
" William, horse clipper, r. 664i^ Howard
" William A., r. 2043 Howard
" William J. (Steele Bros.), r. 552 Bryant
" & McFadyen (Daniel L. Steele and Archi-
bald McFadyen), dentists, 17-18 Murphy
Bldg
JW-Steele. See Steil
Steen A. Mrs., widow, r. 309 Powell
" Charles, carpenter, r. 109, 16th
" Charles, laborer, r. 411 Sansome
" Edward T., inventor, r. 321 Leavenworth
" Emil, engineer, r. 578 Howard
" Hans C. F., carpenter, r. 553 Railway Av
" John C, lampman Market St. Ry., r. 954

Harrison
" Meyer A., fancy dry goods, 111 Powell, r.

309 Powell
" Samuel, salesman Meyer A. Steen, r. 417

Hyde
" Theodore, marine engineer, r. 161 Perry
" Thomas W. F., soap wrapper Newell &
Bro., r. 553 Railway Av
^©'Steen. See Stehn and Stein
Steengrafe Herman, laborer, r. 16 South Park
Steere Frank, clerk New Western Hotel, r. 824

Kearny
J8®=-Steere. See Stier
Steers Andrew, butcher, r. 308 Jessie
" Edward E., clerk Crane Co., r. 1829 Mc-
Allister
" Frank M., belt maker Fred R. Cook, r. 503

Vermont
" George H., r. 520 Kansas
" Harry H., drayman McNab & Smith, r. 503

Vermont
" Henry, r. 503 Vermont
" Joseph E., vita-pathic physician, r. 101

Grove
" K. O., veterinary surgeon, 18 Cedar Av, r.

324 O'Farrell
" -Mayo C. Mrs., medium, r. 101 Grove
" William C, cabinet maker H. Friederichs,
r. W s York bet 15th and 16th
Stees Andrew I., broom maker Cal. Broom Mfg.
Co., r. 14th and Shotwell

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Steese Frances Mrs., confectionery, 705 Polk, r.

723 Ellis
Steeva Herman, groceries and liquors, SW cor

Geary and Steiner
Stefanazzi M.Mrs., widow, dressmaker, r. 535

Green rear
Stefani Pietro, liquors, 438 Broadway, r. 424

Broadway
4®~Stefani. See Stephanie
Stefel Matilda Mrs. (Sachs Bros. & Co.), r. New

York
Steffan Jacob, harber, r. 9 Howard Court
" John (Steflan & Ro thermal), r. 2OT/2 Steiner
" Louisa Miss, dressmaker, r. 207i4 Steiner
■• Philip (Fred H. Finke & Co.), r. Vallejo,

Cal.
" & Rothermel (John Steffan and Frederick
C. Rothermel), butchers, 783 Haight
Steflani Pauline, widow, r. 735 Union
Steffanini Lorenzo, laborer Gray Bros., r. cor

Vallejo and Sansome
Steffel Frank, cooper, r. 37 Broadway
Steflen Carl F., teacher violin and mandolin,
1315 Mission
" Francis X., wood and coal, 753 Folsom, r.

2131/2 Clara
" Gustav, clerk Henry Klocke, r. 439 Jessie
" Henry, marble polisher Eugene Dumon-

telle, r. 11 Louisberg
" Mary C, clerk Francis X. Steffen, r. 21314
Clara
Steflens Charles (D. & C. Steflens), r. 8 Glover
" D. & C. (Diedrich and Charles), liquors, SE

cor Davis and Washington
" Detlef, clerk Louis Hofmann
" Diedrich (D. & C. Steflens), r. Alameda
" Diedrich, shipping and freight broker, 9

Market, r. Oakland
" Edward, bartander Schwartz & Meyer, r.

2C3 East
" George, cutler, r. 2711 Sutter rear
" George, machine hand David Woerner, r.

508 1/2, 9 th
" Henry A. (Mohr & Steflens), r. 1808 Larkin
" Henry G., groceries, 329, 5th, r. 337, 5th
" Henry J., with Schmidt Label & Lith. Co.,

r. 1138 Florida
" Herman, cutler, r. 2711 Sutter rear
" John, cook, r. 31414, 11th
" John, milker E. Shatman
" John G., driver Union Ice Co., r. 10 Page
" John M., clerk R. G. Schroeder, r. 2230 Cali-
fornia
" Meta, domestic, 759 Folsom
" Richard, clerk Henry Tietjen,r. 1637 Leav-
enworth
" Theodore, r. 1220 Kearny
" William, stableman Morton Draying and
Warehouse Co., r. 308 Taylor
Stegelitz Frank, tailor, r. 620 Washington
Stegelmann Frank, gripman Market St. Rv.. r.

732 Green
Stegeman David G., foreman Studebaker Bros.

Mfg. Co., r. 341/2 Kissling
Stegemann John, clerk John Brumund, r. 298 Va-
lencia
" Robert (Stegemann & Steves), r. 30914

Guerrero
" & Steves (Robert Stegemann and Ira E.
Steves), groceries and liquors, 124, 7th
Stegemeyer Henry, barber, r. 1246 Howard
Stegman August, carpenter, r. 9 Boston PI
" Charles H., salesman Ames & Harris, r.
Oakland
Stehle Adolph, blacksmith Will & Finck Co., r.
Alameda

Stehlin Henry, barber Joseph Alvez, r. 1551
Market
" Herman, barber Joseph Alvez, r. 1551 Mar-

Stehn Edward M. (Alldack & Stehn), r. 53714

Hayes
Steidl Charles, baker, r. 772 Mission

STEIGER A. SONS

(Louis A. and George A.), manufactur-
ers brick and terra cotta, office and
yard 20-22, 8th

Steiger Charles D., with Steiger& Kerr, r. 715,
2lst
" Emil, engineer G. L. Perham, r. Cam-
bridge nr Bacon
" Francis E. (Steiger & Kerr), r. 1825a Sutter
" George, beer bottler, 5 Cedar Av
" George A. (A. Steiger Sons), r. San Jose,

Cal.
" J. Herbert, clerk Standard Oil Co., r. 15

Liberty
" Louis A. (A. Steiger Sons), r. 1321 Hayes
" William H., pattern maker Fulton Eng. &

Ship Bldg. Wks, r. Berkeley
" William H., speculator, r. 323 Sansome

STEIGER & KERR

(Francis E. Steiger and James W.
Kerr), proprietors Occidental Foundry,
NW cor Main and Harrison

4®-Steiger. See Stieger

Steigmann Benjamin I., gardener, r. 321, 49th

Av
Steil Arthur H., with Henry Steil, r. 920 Eddy
" Frederick, commission, r. 308 Chestnut
" George A., teamster Mangels & Lefla, r.
318, 32d

STEIL HENRY,

tailor and importer, 646 Market,
Chronicle Bldg, opp Palace Hotel, tele-
phone Main 1097, r. 920 Eddy

Steil Margaret, widow, r. 3733 Folsom

" O. A., waiter str Alameda
4®-Steil. See Steel and Steele
Steimbrink Benjamin, gripman Market St. Ry,

r. 515 Lyon
Steimke Brothers (Fred and Dietrick), proprie-
tors Belfast Ginger Ale Co., 3768 Octa-
via

" Dietrick (Steimke Bros.), r. 1801 Union

" Fred (Steimke Bros.), and groceries, 1801
Union

" Hall, SE cor Octavia and Union

" John, clerk Frederick Steimke, r. 1801
Union

" John A. F. (Bruns Bros. & Steimke), r. 3010
Mission

" William, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Oak and Devisadero
Steimle John G., barber, r. 19 Hawthorne

" Louis R., steam pipe fitter, r. 19 Haw-
thorne

" William, miner, r. 19 Hawthorne
Stein Aaron, books and cigars, 159, 9th
Stein Aaron, secretary and assistant to pres-
ident Wells, Fargo & Co., 35 New Mont-
gomery, room 8, r. 1816 Larkin

" Abraham, groceries, 404%, 6th, r. 773 Bry-
ant

" Abraham, salesman Stein, Simon & Co., r.
1123 Laguna

" Abraham J., barber, 604 Montgomery, r. 507
Grove

" Caspar, livery stable, 712 Broadway, r. 822%
Broadway

" Charles (Block & Stein), r. 1429 Geary

" Charles, barber Charles Koch, r. 147. 5th

" Charles, laborer, r. 1027 Pacific

" Charles, butcher, r. 1439 Geary

" Charles, fruits and vegetables, 1061 How-
ard

" Charles G., decorator, 631 Taylor, r. 1333
Broadway

" Charles N. (Levey & Stein), r. 212 Leaven-
worth

" Charles W. (Charles W. Stein & Sons), r.
2319 Howard

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Stein Charles W. & Sons (Charles W., Frederick
J. and Wiliiani A.), importers and deal-
carriage and wagon material, 265

" Conrad, bottler Fredericksburg Bottling

Co., r. 1835 O'Farrell
" E. J. Mrs., widow, bakery, cor Folsom and

6th
" Elizabeth Miss, cutter, r. 1627 Hayes
" Emil, junk dealer, r. 112 Gilbert
" Ernest, bookkeeper, r. 434, 5th
" Felix,peddler,r. 1115 York
" Frederick, teamster J. S. Hare & Co.
'• Frederick J. (Charles W. Stein & Sons), r.

2319 Howard
" F. W., cigar maker H. Plagemann & Co., r.
724 Folsom
Stein Gashie, manager Tropical and California
Fruit Juice Co., 909 Mission, r. 1411 Pa-
cific
" George, baker J. Goetjens, r. 763 Howard
" George H., driver Goldberg, Bowen & Co.,

r. 12241/4 Pacific
" George H., shoemaker, 417 East North, r.

West Berkeley
" Henry, restaurant, 204, 4th
•' Henry, shoemaker, r. 1419 Mason
" Hugh v., liquors, 659 Clay, r. 309, 3d
■• Jacob, driver Allec & Perpoli, r. 238, 7th

rear
'• Jacob H. (J. H. Stein & Co.), r. 1618 Mc-
Allister
•• J. H. & Co. (Jacob H. Stein), cloaks and

suits, 716 Market
" John, barber, 251/^, 10th
" John, carpenter F. Nelson, r. 708 Castro
" Mamie Miss, clerk, r. 1139 Folsom
" Max (Swan & Stein), r. 702 Broderick
" Michael D., division superintendent Mar-
ket St. Ry., office junction Market and
Valencia, r. 707 Pierce
" Morris, tailor, 6Vi Washington, r. 733 Mc-
Allister
" Nathan, note teller Wells, Fargo &Co.'s

" Robert, bakery, 1139 Folsom

STEIN, SIMON & CO.

(Herrmann L. Simon, Sylvain Weill.
Ludwig Arnstein, Louis and Alfred
Simon), importers woolens and tailors'
trimmings, SE cor Market and 2d

Stein Simon D., gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 1419

California
" Walter, molder, r. 746 Howard
" William, machinist, r. 5 Folsom Av
" William A. (Charles W. Stein & Sons), r.

2319 Howard

STEIN WILLIAM F.,

successor to E. F. Stier, manufacturer
and dealer in harness, collars, sad-
dlery goods, saddles, leather, whips
and all kinds of stable equipments,
526, 4th, r. 20 Rincon i-l
Stein William M., waiter, r. 318 Taylor
i8®=Stein. See Steen and Stehn
Steinau Charles, painter, r. 27.59 Mission
Steinauer Benjamin, liquors, 244 Sutter
Steinbach Anton, r. 1333 Alabama
" Christopher, seaman, r. 15 Howard
" Emil, gardener, r. 711 Mission
" Frederick H., salesman Brown & Adams,

r. 836 Fulton
" Henry, bookkeeper Cerf, Sohloss & Co., r.

836 Fulton
" John A., watches and jewelry, 877 Market,
r. 228 Van Ness Av
Steinbeck Ernest F., gripman Market St. Ry.,

r. 3 Tremont Av
Steinberg David, boots and shoes, 638 Market, r.
844 Folsom
" Fritz, laborer, r. 18 South Park
" Gustav, architect, 29 Cook
" Henry, salesman Jacob Unna, r. SOSy^

Grove
" Sigmund, salesman, 230 Sutter, room 7, r.
1100 Fillmore ,

4®=Steinberg. SeeStenberg and Sternberg

W. W. MONTAGUE & GO.

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Steinberger Adolph (Steinberger &Kalisher),
r. 1528 Sutter
" Charles M., physician, 925 Washington
" Julius (Steinberger & Kalisher). r. 1630

Sutter
" L., r. 1538 Sutter
" Nathan, merchant, r. 407 Powell
" W. E., salesman D. Samuels, r. 1630 Sutter
" & Kalisher (Julius and Adolph Steinberger
and Edward Kalisher), importers kid
gloves, 14-16 Sutter
Steinbrecher Robert, liquors, 211 Leidesdorff
Steinbring Albert R., butcher, 2259 Market, r.
40 Caselli Av
" Charles, butcher, 923, 18th, r. 15 Hartford
" William, butcher Albert R. Steifibring, r.
1205 Sanchez
Steinbruck Rudolph, r. 424, 6th
Steindler Henry, clerk, r. 1427 Hayes
" Isaac, plumber William C. Forsyth, r. 11
Laurel

STEINEGGER EMIL H,

teacher piano and director Steineg-

fer's Musical Society, office 308 Post,
ours 1 to 4 p. m. Fridays, r. Fruitvale

Steiner A. C, watchman Buckingham & Hecht
" Albert, salesman Greenebaum, Weil &

Michels, r. 1630 Post
" Benedict, salesman Stein, Simon & Co., r.

613 Post
" Felix, r. 121 New Montgomery
" Frank, milker, r. 431 Pine
" Frederick, maltster Empire Malt House
" George, painter, r. 47 Langton
" Henry J., laborer Spring Valley W. W.,r.

938, 22d
" John, iron worker Todt & Peters, r. 731

Linden Av
" John G., r. 42V2 Belcher
" Joseph, proprietor Helvetia Hotel, 431-433

Pine, r. 80Brosnan
" Joseph S., salesman, r. 918 Eddy
" Leopold, drayman Sachs Bros. & Co., r.

1212 Eddy
" Martha, widow, r. 2 Russ
" Max, driver, r. 721 Linden Av
" Nicholas, office 719 Market, r. 2445 Howard
" Paul F. E., dairyman, 17th Av South nr F
" Samuel Mrs., widow, r. 918 Eddy
" Sophia, widow, r. 744 Ellis
" Theodore, salesman Greenebaum, Weil &
Michels, r. 807 Franklin
iS®~ Steiner. See Stiner
Steinfels Charles, butcher, 1338-1340 Mission, r.

1437 Hayes
Steingraff Hans, bartender, r. 145 Silver
Steinhagen Frederick, r. 1412, 5th Av South
" Henry, laborer, r. 817 Hampshire
" Paul (Murray & Steinhagen), r. 318 Stock-
ton
Steinhardt Frederick, salesman Mendelson

Bros.,r. 1935 Geary
Steinhart G., r. 636 Sacramento
" George F., harnessmaker William Cosbie,
r. 1212 York
Steinhart Ignatz, manager Anglo-Calif omian
Bank, NE cor Pine and Sansome, r. 916
Bush
" Morris, salesman Raphael's, r. 520 Turk
" William Mrs., r. 1090 Post
Steinhauer George, laborer, r, 320 Drumm
Steinhauser William (Winter & Steinhauser),

r. lOlOV^ Minna
Steinhofl Elise Mrs., stationery and bakery, 800
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Steininger Charles A., teamster, r. 2623 Sutter
" Edward A., train master Coast Division S.
P. Co., r. 216, 18th
Steinicamp Henry J., cutter Henry Steil, r. 816,
22d
" John L.., bartender, r. 529 Sacramento
Steinman A. J., traveling salesman A. L.
Bryan Shoe Co.
" Rudolph, salesman D. Samuels, r. 21 Va Polk
" William H., laborer, r. 414 Clementina
Steinmann Charles, chief engineer John Wie-
land Brewery, r. 15 Guy PI
" Frederick, r. 509b Hayes
" F. v., builder and contractor, r. 819 Jessie
" George J., weigher D. J. Walker, r. 410

Valley
" Otto, plumber Gulick & Wetherbee, r. 509b
Hayes
Steinmetz August (August Steinmetz & Co.), r.
540 Brannan

STEINMETZ AUGUST &. CO.

(August Steinmetz), vamishing, pol-
ishing, renovating furniture, interior
finishing, assortment of parlor
frames on hand, 540 Brannan

Steinmetz Charles H., watchmaker, 126 Kearny,

room 12, r. 109 Montgomery
" Theodore J., decorator Chas. M. Plum &

Co., r. 1510 Fell
Steinmeyer Frank, stickerhand McFarland

Bros., r. 512 Webster
" Charles, expressman, r. 1432 Turk
Steinway Edward, clerk Blohm Bros., r. 600

Haight
Steinweg-Nutt Emma J. Mrs., dressmaking, 122

Collingwood
Steinweig Lauritz H., conductor Presidio and

Ferries RR, r. 1131 Union
Steiss A. J., draughtsman Pac. Tel. and Tel.

Co., r. 423 Turk
Steljes Herman, wines and liquors, 1006 Polk

and groceries, 1016 Polk, r. 1016 Polk
Stelker Xavier, foreman Benedict & Turner, r.

221 Duncan
Stellenberger Michael, carpenter, r. 20 Louisa
Stellenger George, fireman American Biscuit

Steller Louis, commission merchant, r. 28 Fell

" Philip H., hoop maker E. C. Pitcher, r. 744
Howard
Stelling Barthol, groceries and liquors, wood
and coal, 1702 Church, r. 1704 Church

" Brothers (Martin and Claus), wood and
coal, 648, 17th

" Brothers (John and Peter), groceries and
liquors, wood and coal, hay and grain,
SW cor 14th and Noe and NW cor 16th
and Noe

" Charles (Beokmann & Stelling), r. 1900 Mis-
sion

" Charles, groceries and liquors, NW cor 4th
and Brannan, r. 556, 4th

" Claus (Stelling Bros.), r. 648, 17th

" Claus, clerk B. Stelling, r. 1702 Church

" George, r. 218, 19th

" H. & Brother (Henry and William), butch-
ers, 2766 Mission
Stelling H. & Co. (Henry Stelling), importers
and wholesale wines and liquors, 630
Commercial

" Heinrich, clerk Bernhard F. Bruse, r. 1061
Golden Gate Av

" Heinrich, clerk B. Stelling, r. 1702 Church

" Henry (H. Stelling & Co.), r. 613'/2 Lombard

" Henry (H. Stelling & Bro.), r. 2620 Howard

Stelling Henry, groceries and liquors, 1401
Stockton, r. 707 Vallejo
" Henry A. (Goessel & Stelling), r. 517 How-
ard
" John (Stelling Bros.), r. 892, 14th
" John, cellarman Willows Brewery, r. SE

cor 19th and Mission
" John, grocer, r. 1919 Mason
" Martin (Stelling Bros.), r. 548, 17th
" Peter (Stelling Bros ), r. 892, 14th
" William (H. Stelling & Bro.), r. 2858 Mis-
sion ^
" William, bookkeeper, r. Elsie nr Coso Av
" William, butcher H. Stelling & Bro., r.
2620 Howard
Stellisch William, porter J. H. A. Folkers &

Bro., r. 1859/2 Lexington Av
Stelljes Henry, bartender, r. 701 O'Farrell

" Herman, insurance, r. 321 Sanchez
Stellmaoher Emil, baker, r. 772 Mission
Stellmann John A., wines and liquors, 100, 6th,
r. 630 Jersey
" John F., saloon keeper, r. 13 Moss
Steltz Emil, bartender Adrien Robin, r. 610, 4th
" Georgiana M., widow, r. 5 Central Court
" Theodore, typewriter repairer R. E. Revalk
& Co., r. 2760 Harrison
Stemberg Samuel, shoemaker, 532% Bush, r.

1025 Pacific , ^^

Stemler Frederica Mrs., r. Old People's Home
Stempel Benjamin, bartender, r. 557 Stevenson
" Henry, mining, r. 919 Jackson
" Henry J., blacksmith B. Grave Co., r. 725
Filbert „ „ ^

Stemple Asby P., with Norton, Teller & Roden,
r. .521% Oak
» Benjamin, bartender Clark & Co.
Stenberg Albert (Stenberg & Treiber), r. Oak-
land
" Alfred, miller Carmen Island Salt Co., r.

2251/2 Perry ^^ ^^ ^

" Emil, clerk James Mason, r. 102 Natoma
" Frank H., tailor, r. 14 Natoma
" Isaac, mantel maker, r. 1329 Alabama
" John, cabinet maker S. F. Furniture Mfg.

Co., r. 1329 Alabama
" John F., foreman Carmen Island Salt Co.,

r. 39 Clementina
" Mary Mrs., r. 102 Natoma
" Oscar, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill
" & Treiber (Albert Stenberg and Herman
Treiber), real estate agents, 632 Market
Stencel Jacob, commission merchant, 21-23 Sut-
ter, r. 1124 O'Farrell, telephone Hyde

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" Sigmund, dry goods and men's and ladies

furnishing goods, 42, 3d, r. 927 Sutter

Stender Nicholas F., cook, r. California Av opp

Montezuma „„„„

Stenersan Bernhard, longshoreman, r. 3322

Taylor
Stengel Bernhard, carpet layer, r. 32 Prosper
" Edward B., glassbender S. E. Hopper, r

32 Prosper
" Timothy, seaman, r. 101, 1st
Stenger Charles A., teamster, r. 1719 Leaven-
worth
Stenhouse Fannie, widow, r. 595 Ellis
" Flora J. Mrs., r. 548 Minna
" Garner S., clerk M. J. Platshek, r. 548

Minna . „

" Lorenzo Jr., printer Owl Printing Co., r.
548 Minna
Stenmark J. O., keeper East Brothers Light Sta-

" Rudolph, clerk Axel O. Lindstrom, r. 415
Sutter
Stenquist Antone. lumberman, r. 717 Greenwich
Stensland August, master schr Arago, r. 27
East
" Charles, liquors, 27 East
" Magnus, seaman, r. 27 East
Stenson Bridget, widow, r. 2507/2 Mission
" Frank P., shoe cutter P. F. Nolan & Co., r.

2507/2 Mission
" John J., foreman Cal. Bottling Co., r. 2507/,

Mission
" John J., miner, r. 253 Clara
" Mary Miss. r. East Av nr Bennington

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Stenson Patrick, liquors, 914 Illinois
" Robert J., real estate, r. 430 Hickory Av
" William, teamster J. H. Kruse, r. 2507i4
Mission
J8®"Stenson. See Stinson
Stentz Gustav H., laborer, r. 62 Tehama
Stenz John, baker, r. 625 Clay
Stenzel Otto, plumber, r. 651 Stevenson

" William, tinner Schuster Bros.
Stepf Johanna, widow, r. 1220 Pacific

" Louis, r. 1220 Pacific
Stephan Francis, tailor, 1658 Mission
Stephani A. D., oiler revenue cutter Commodore
Perry
" An tone, trunk maker C. A. Malm & Co.. r.

903, 14th
" Louise Miss, compositor W. H. Purtelle, r.

903, 14th
" Mary, widow, r. 637 Sutter
" Minnie Miss, dressmaking, 637 Sutter
" Peter, r. 903, 14th

' ' William G. , machinis t Am. Type Founders
Co. r. 903, 14th
4®=Stephani. See Stefani
Stephen Alexander, granite cutter James Rae,
r. 3319 Harrison
" Alexander S., machinist, r. Wisconsin nr

20th, Potrero
" Charles, r. 3018 Scott
" Daisy E. Miss, trained nurse, r. 1608 Van

Ness Av
" F., fireman Golden West Hotel
" Margaret Miss, r. Wisconsin nr 30th,
Potrero
Stephens Alexander, stone mason, r. 560 How-
ard
" Alexander H., clerk Railway Mail Service,

r. Oakland
" Alexander H., horse trainer, r. 1508 Grove
" Charles, waiter str Columbia
" Charles A., gripman Market St. Ry., r.

13UB Clay
" Charles A., inspector U. S. Customs, r. 513d

Larkin
" Charles F., tailor, 1666 Mission
" Cyrus W., calker, r. 63 Tehama
" Elza H., barber George Obenauer, r. 640

Howard
" Frederick H., painter, r. 15 Dame
" Gabriel, doorkeeper The Baldwin

Larkin

" George, plumber, r. 511 Oak
" George A., carrier postofflce, r. 10 Kissling
" Harry A., pressman James H. Barry, r. 511

Oak
" Harvey R., motorman S. F. & S. M. Ry.

r. 115, 26th
" Henry, r. 15 Dame
" James, car repairer S. P. Co.
" James A., attorney at law, 21-23 Mills

Bldg, 10th floor, r. 924 Haight
" John Rev., pastor Simpson Memorial
Methodist Episcopal Church, r. 309
Haight
Stephens John J., attorney at law, 601 Safe De-
posit Bldg, r. 532 Geary
" Levona Miss, clerk, r. 57 Chenery
" Lola, widow, r. 1208 Treat Av
" Mary, widow, r. 513a Larkin
" Patrick, boot and shoe maker, 1303 How-
ard, r. 511 Oak
" Richard J., solicitor Grand Hotel, r. 513a

Larkin
" Samuel (Stephens & Co.), r. Oakland
" Samuel, bartender, r. 658 Natoma
" Samuel C, capitalist, r. Lick House
" Sarah J., widow, r. 57 Chenery
" Susie, domestic, 1515 Clay
" Thomas, carpenter S. P. Co.
" Thomas J., with S. F. Photo Engraving

Co., r. 1420 Taylor
" William, salesman Woodin & Little, r.
1420 Taylor
Stephens WlUiam Barclay, M. D., oculist and
aurist, 231 Post, r. 2305 Central Av, Ala-
meda
" William D., milkman, r. 8 Newell
" William H. (Stephens & Woods), r. 3103
Fillmore

513d

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

FUi?riiTdf?E.

Complete Lines, Choicest Productions of
Most Famous factories.
^l-<5-4-7 TVlarket St.

Stephens William H., machinist, r. 511 Oak
" William M., clerk S. P. Co., r. Oakland
" William R. (Stephens & Co.), r. 334, 19th
" & Co. (Samuel and William R.Stephens),

flsh and oysters, 33-35 Centre Market
" & Woods (William H. Stephens and Ed-
ward Woods), carpenters and builders,
3103 Fillmore
j»=Stephens. See Stevens
Stephenson Bertha Mrs., r. 312% Valley
" Charlotte P., widow, r. 733 Bush
" Christine, domestic, 1113 Hyde
" F. W., r. Hotel Pleasanton
" James E., carder J. Spaulding & Co.,r.

1026 Natoma
" John, pilot str Modoc, r. 874 Howard
" Robert, r. 212 Ritch
" Thomas, watchman str Modoc
" William, quartermaster schr City of

Peking, r. 358 Brannan
" William B., superintendent street clean-
ing dept.. City Street Dept. Co., r. 1852/2
Lexington Av
" William L., waiter Mrs. G. W. Clancy, r.
32391/2 Mission
j6S=-Stephenson. See Stevenson
Stepp Charles (Charles Stepp & Co., and Stepp
& Straub), and vice-president E. A.
Fargo Co., r. 108 Chattanooga
Stepp Charles & Co. (Charles Stepp), mining
brokers, 18 Geary
" George, rancher, r. 419 Brannan
Stepp & Strauh (Charles Stepp and Joseph
Straub), proprietors Faust Hall, 16-18
Geary
Steppacher Jacob, clerk, r, 226 Stockton

STERETT PRINTING CO.

(William I. Sterett), printing and en-
graving, 532 Clay . . ^ ^

Sterett William I. (Sterett Printing Co.), r.
3040 California

4@=-Sterett. See Starrett and Sterrett

Stergios Alexander J., salesman Raphael
Weill & Co., r. 5 Tay

Sterk George, laborer, r. 113 Silver

Sterling Bicycle, David N. Hawley agent, 318
Market

Sterling Coffee and Spice Mills, A. Schilling
& Co. proprietors, 108-112 Market, and 5-9
California

Sterling Cycle Works, Pacific Coast Branch,
W. V. Bryan manager, 314 Post
" Edwin C, r. 31 Sumner
" Edwin C. Jr., clerk, r. 21 Sumner

Sterling Electric Supply Co., I. C. Woodward
manager, 18, 2d
" Fannie M., widow, r. 730 Green

STERLING FURNITURE CO.,

R. G. Davis president, L. F. Haskell
secretary and treasurer, furniture
and carpets, 1039-1041 Market bet 6th
and 7th, factory SE cor 17th and Fol-
som, telephone South 300
Sterling George, clerk Mutual Investment
Union, r. Berkeley

" George Mrs., r. 1731a Haight

" George W. (Sterling & Dunphy), r. 331
Turk

" Hiram, shipping clerk Charles M. Depew
Planing Mill, r. 713 Shotwell

" James, boiler maker, r. 130 Shipley

" Joel, dry goods and notions, 1039 Valencia

" John, marble cutter Max Roth, r. 233, 15th

" Julia, widow, r. 717 Turk

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Printery.
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Sterling Mining Co. (Mono Co.). D- M. Kent sec-
retary, 330 Pine, rooms 33-36
" The. William Stevens proprietor, 404, 4th
" Thomas M., solicitor, r. 10 Sunny Court
" William, r. 413 Gough

" & Dunphy (George W. Sterling and Wil-
liam Dunphy), lithographs, show cards
and general advertising, 538 Commercial
4®"Sterling. See Stirling
Stem Abraham, pawn broker, 702 Kearny and

644 Clay, r. 2003 Pine
Stem Abraham, secretary Levi Strauss & Co..
10-16 Battery, r. 621 Leavenworth
" Adam, barber, 1110 Fillmore, r. 1236 Gold-
en Gate Av
" Arthur A. (Stern Bros.), r. 309 Powell
" Arthur W., compositor, r. 2 Marye Terrace
" Bemhard M., salesman, r. 2005 Buchanan
Stem Brothers (incorporated), druggists. 111
Grant Av
" Charles confectioner Gottlob Gall, r. 228^,

■ 8th
" David Mrs., widow, r. 1020 Van Ness Av

STERN DAVID & SONS

(Henry Stern), real estate, house brok-
ers, auctioneers and insurance agents,
20 Montgomery, telephone Main 1049

Stern Emanuel L.. president Carmen Island

Salt Co., 134-136 Main. r. Baltimore Hotel
" Frank M., blaeksmithPac. Roll. Mill, r. .501

Napa
" Frederick, agent H. & S. Corsets, 523 Mar-
ket, r. 611 Hyde
" Henry (David Stern & Sons), r. Hotel Savov
" Henry, bakery, llOSVs Folsom
" Herman, cigar dealer, r. 2005 Buchanan
" J. & Co. (Rio Vista, Solano Co.), general

merchandise, office 122 Davis
Stern Jacob, first vice-president Levi Strauss

& Co., r. 621 Leavenworth
" Jacob, insurance. 225 Sansome.r. 618 O'Far-

rell
" Jacob W., agent I. X. L. Tamale Co., r. 109

Broderick
" Joseph, jeweler, 22 Taylor, r. 1134 Page
" Louis, butcher. 1063 Howard, r. 941 Folsom
" Louis, manager Abraham Stern, r. 2003

Pine
" Louis, physician, 608 Geary
" Louis, treasurer Levi Strauss & Co.. r.

New York
" M., clerk Holm & Nathan
" Maurice (Stern Bros.), Ill Grant Av
Stem M. M., district freight and passenger

agent Canadian Pacific Railway, 648

Market*, r. 417 Baker
" Morris, r. 733 McAllister
" Moses (Heineman & Stem) r. 1427 Larkin
" Moses, clerk Market St. Ry., r. 618 O'Far-

rell
" Moses, salesman, r. 1617 Sutter
" Moses L., coffee dealer, r. 2005 Buchanan
" Newman (Stern & Pearson), r. 437',4 Jessie
■' Philip, r. 1232 O'Farrell
" Sadie, domestic, 1836 Turk
" Samuel, bartender Jacob Muth, r. 636 Com-
mercial
" Sigmund (Stern & Heller), r. 1417 Mission
" Sigmund, clerk Abraham Stern, r 2003 Pine
" Sigmund, second vice-president Levi

Strauss & Co., r. 2319 Buchanan
" & Heller (Sigmund Stern and Sigmund

Heller), barbers and baths, .34, 4th
" & Pearson (Newman Stern and William

Pearson), barbers, 11, 6th

Sternberg Ceesar, bartender Sebastien Pidan-
cet, r. 912 Clay
" David L., peddler, r. 2731 Howard
" Ephraim, clothing, aSO, 4th, r. 187 Perry
" Hattie, saleslady E. Sternberg, r. 187

Perry
" Herman I., bookkeeper W. Cohen, Hirsch

& Co., r. 187 Perry
" Irvin, cutter, r. 187 Perry
" Morris, bottler Cal. Bottling Co., r. 2731

Howard
" Morris, tailor. 7 Spring, r. 1318a O'Farrell
4®"Sternberg. See Steinberg
Stemdale Helen M., widow, r. 512 Mason
Sternfeld Leather Co. (incorporated), Morris
Stemfeld secretary, dealers leather, 303
Battery
" Morris, secretary Sternfeld Leather Co..

303 Battery, r. 2118 Post
" Oscar, salesman Greenebaum, Weil &
Michels, r. 2118 Post
Stemfels Bemhard H., furrier, r. 1423 Webster
Stemhardt Isidor, salesman Roos Bros., r. 415

Mason
Stemheim Benjamin F., salesman Wangen-
heim, Stemheim & Co., r. 1728 Bush
" Samuel (Wangenheim, Stemheim & Co.),
r. 1728 Bush
Sternitzky Brothers (Robert and Richard), tan-
ners. W s San Bruno Av nr Channel
" Reinhold, tanner, r. cor Augusta and Utah
" Richard (Sternitzky Bros.), r. cor Augusta

and Utah
" Robert (Sternitzky Bros.), r. cor Augusta
and Utah
4®=Stems. See Steams

Stemscher David, real estate agent, r. 1107, 17th
Sterrett Frank, cooper Cal. Wine Assn., r. 834
Folsom
" Thomas C, capitalist, 419 California, room
16, r. 3311/2 Bush
^S'-Sterrett. See Starrett and Sterett
Sterritt George W., clerk London and Lan-
cashire Fire Ins. Co., r. 781 Mission
" Guy, driver G. L. Perham, r. Cambridge nr

Bacon
" Horace, clerk S. P. Co., r. 1022a Shotwell
" Wilber D., conductor S. F. & S. M. Ry., r.
1201 Guerrero
Stetson Albert, secretary California Street
Cable Railroad Co., SW cor California
and Hyde, r. 14WA Washington
Stetson Albert L., general manager Yosemite
Valley Railway Co., 7 Mills Bldg, 3d
floor, r. 1801 Van Ness Av
" Arthur W., clerk N. P. C. RR. Co., r. 13
Scott
Stetson Edward Gray, attorney at law, 508
California, rooms 36-37, r. San Rafael
" Frank L., stenographer Livingston & Co.,

r. 912 Pierce
■' George R., clerk New Zealand Ins. Co., r.

Oakland
" Harry N., attorney at law, 532 Market,
room 41, r. 1801 Van Ness Av
Stetson James B., president California Street
Cable Railroad Co., Edison Light and
Power Co., and North Pacific Coast Rail-
road Co., office 14 Sansome. room 25, r.
1801 Van Ness Av
" John W. (Stetson-Renner Drayage Co.), r.

13 Scott
" Laura J. Mrs., r. 521 Turk
" Lillie, actress Cremorne Theatre

Stetson Mme., Mantua Maker,

cutting taught by European tailor
rule, 521 Turk

Stetson-Renner Drayage Co. (John W. Stetson,
George Renner and Walter H. Adams),
draymen and forwarders, 409 Battery and
3 Main
" William, capitalist, r. 1408 Hyde
" William C, clerk, r. 206 California Av
" William, laborer, r. 715 Howard
" William W.. secretary Virginia and Gold
Hill Water Co., 25 Nevada Block, r. 912

" William W. Jr., clerk, r. 912 Pierce

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Stetter George, machinist George Gumming &

Co., r. 517 Birch Av
Stettheimer Walter W., salesman Neustadter

Bros.,r. 1720 Pine
Stettin Herman, artificial stone contractor, 815
Cole
" Reinhold, with H. Stettin
Stettler Jacob, foreman X L. Dairy Co..r. ,%7

Shotwell
Steuart Alexander J., r. 40 Spear
" Charles, teamster, r. 40 Spear
" Irvine, broker, 218 California, room 6, r.
Hotel Savoy
Steuart Street Wharf, foot Steuart
4®~ Steuart. See Stewart and Stuart
Steuben Harriet N., widow, r. 1201Jones
Steuben William N. Memorial Free Kinder-
garten, Miss Laura Richards principal.
SW cor Hampshire and Butte
Steuer David, peddler, r. 18, Uth
" Rudolph, tanner, r. 823, Uth Av South
" Sigfried, manufacturer ladies' wrappers
and waists, 126, 8th
Steveler Jacob, clothing, 502 Pacific
" Rebecca Miss, saleslady Mme. Blanche
Oulif, r. 502 Pacific
Steven William H., clerk ticket auditor's dept.
S. P. Co.,r. 924 Sutter
" William M., painter, r. 2008% O'Farrell
Stevenot Louis, blacksmith B. Grave Co., r. 1

August Alley
Stevens A. J. Mrs., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" Alexander, motorman S. F. & S. M. Ry.

r. 756 San Jose Av
•' Alva O., cutter U. S. Suit Co., r. 2335 Bush
" Ann Mrs., medium, r. 106 Taylor
" Annie Miss, nurse, r. 816 Powell
" Ansley C, restaurant, 113 Powell, r. 112

Liberty
" Arthur, contractor and builder, 2005 Golden

Gate Av
•< Ashton P., teacher music and journalist,
26 Montgomery, room 8, r. 532'/^ Hayes
Stevens Augustus K, secretary Sutter Street
Railway Co., SE cor Sutter and Polk. r.
1907 Bush
" B., mining expert, r. 413 Jones
" C, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
" Caroline E. Mrs., r. 1915 Taylor
, " Carrie E., widow, r. 130 Eddy
" Catherine, widow, r. 13191/4 California
" Charles, boiler maker, r. 839, 24th
" Charles, watchman, r. Theresa nr Mission
•' Charles E., clerk Reiss Bros. & Co., r.

Berkeley
'< Charles H., nurse, r. 1000 Van Ness Av
■' Charles H., shipwright, r. 227^4 Pennsylva-
nia Av
" Charles K., machinist City and County

Hospital
■' Charles M., 1st ofQcer str State of Califor-
nia, r. 1118 Montgomery
" Clarence D., r. 1504 Howard
" Clothilda Miss, teacher guitar, 528 Pacific
" Coleman, r. 674 Brannan
" Daniel, r. 136, 15th

" Delbert, teamster Cutter & Co., r. 847 Har-
rison
" Edgar R. president E. R. Stevens Co., 209-

211 Davis, r. 713, 23d
■' Edward, proprietor Tehama Lodging

House, 438 Broadway
" Edwin, laborer Union Iron Wks, r. 100054

Minnesota
" Edwin M. (Stevens & Lumsden), r. Ala-
meda
" Elizabeth Miss, bookkeeper American

Tract Society, r. 129 Haight
" E. R. Co., E. R. Stevens president, C. M.
Carrell vice-president, produce commis-
sion, 209-211 Davis

STEVENS FRANCIS M.,

sewer pipe, terra cotta and patent
chimneys and tops, NE cor Larkin and
Market, telephone South 19, r. 3110
Clay

Stevens Frank, clerk, r. 1119 Leavenworth
•' Frank, painter, r. 10 Henrietta Square

^W.W. MOHTAGUE&CO,

MANUFACTURERS OF

RIVETED IRON and STEEL

For Town Water Works, Hydraulic Mining (
and Irrigation. s

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST. \

Stevens Frank M., electrician Paul Boyton

Chute Co., r. 246, 6th
" Frank v., cigar maker, r. 800 Kearny
" Fred D., bookkeeper Jos. Fredcicks & Co.
" George, rubber worker Bowers Rubber Co.,

r. 1003 Mission
Stevens George H., manager City Steam Car-
pet Beating and Renovating Works, 38-

40, 8th, r. 126a 8th
" George J., water tender Edison Light and

Power Co., r. 40i/^ Russ
" George W.,r. 434,24th
" Gustav, carpenter, r. 12 Hinckley
■' Harry, clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r. 1133b

Valencia
" Hattie, widow, r. 900 Laguna
" Ililding, printer, r. 24 Mint Av
" Henrietta W., widow, r. 1448, 25th
" Henry, laborer Sutro Baths, r. 1 Ocean Ter-
race ^
" Henry C, with Francis M. Stevens, r. 820

Fillmore
" Henry L., carpenter, r. 125 Valley
" Horace, land attorney Sierra Lumber Co.,

320 Sansome, room 9, r. 1263 Octavia
" Horatio N., manager telegraph dept.

Southern Pacific Co., 30 Hobart Bldg, r.

1133b Valencia
" Jacob B., mining, 79 Nevada Block, r. 413

Jones
" James, chimney maker L. E. Clawson &

Co., r. 612, 22d
" James, clerk McMahon & McCarthy, r. 117

Drumm
" James, tanner Legallet-Hellwig Tanning

Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
" James, wheelwright, r. 512 Fell
" James B., assistant Appraiser U. S. Cus-
toms, U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, room 31,

r. Napa, Cal.
" James B., salesman D. Samuels, r. 7041/2

Mission
" James C, chimney builder, r. 308i/i Lily

Av
" James F., plumber C. J. Reilley, r. 1331

James F., salesman, r. 131 Vicksburg
James F. H., laborer, r. 4105 California
James H., clerk, r. 2 Falmouth
James W., special agent Mutual Life Ins.

Co. of New York, 205 Sansome, r. Hotel

Pleasanton
J. Harry, calker, r. 1105 Montgomery
J. Landis, actor, r. 522^/^ Hayes
Joaquin, longshoreman, r. 12 Hinckley
John, calker, r. 64 Tehama
John, engineer str Hope, r. Berkeley
John, marine engineer, r. 14, 28th
John, waiter, r. 212, 1st
John E.. bookbinder, r. 1389 Barker
John H., manager accident dept. ^tna

Life Ins. Co., 212 Sansome, room 9, r.

Oakland
John J., bookbinder, r. 1389 Baker
John L., portrait artist, r. 522^4 Hayes
John W., clerk ticket auditor's dept. S. P.

Co., r. Oakland
John W., marble polisher John Catto, r. 134

Hickory Av
Joseph A., teamster, r. 13191/4 California
Joseph P., oflacial reporter Superior Court

Department 3, r. 17191/2 Stevenson
Julia A., widow, portrait artist, r. 304, 3d
Keithley B., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

900 Laguna
Labroff, capitalist, r. 715 Howard

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: Foreign and Domestic Coal. :

Hotels, Restaurants and Ship-
ping Supplied.

Stevens Louis A., carrier postoffice, r. 321 Taylor
" Lucy M., widow, r. 1119 Leavenworth
" Madge C. Miss, tailoress, 130 St. Ann's

Bldg, r. 1425 Valencia
" Margaret J., widow, r. 708 Howard
Stevens Martin, attorney at law, 23-24 Mills

Bldg, Tth floor, r. 419 Ellis
Stevens Martin V., groceries and liquors, SW
cor 17th and Uranus
" Mary, r. 12a Perry
" Mary, widow, r. 11^4 Norfolk
" Mary, widow, r. 2524 Market
" Mary Mrs., r. 623% Guerrero
" Mary, domestic, 127 De Long Av
" Mary A., widow, r. 728 Cole
" Mary A. Miss, teacher music, r. 1319V4 Cal-
ifornia
'■ Mate E. Miss, bookkeeper Wicklifle Mat-
thews, r. Oakland
" Melville, driver George T. Eade, r. 131

Vickshurg
" Nelson L., r. 6 Army

" Patrick, driver police patrol, r. 537 Califor-
nia
" Perrin E., machinist, r. 209 Leidesdorfl
" Peter, watchman Harbor Commissioners,

r. 18 Wood
" Pleasant A., machinist, r. 136 Clara
" Richard, liquors, .36, 2d, r. 70414 Mission
" Richard, spring maker, r. 12a Perry
" Richard, wire worker Thomas Sullivan, r.

720 Howard
" Robert, teamster, r. 17 Chesley
■' Robert J., engineer S. F. Gas Light Co., r

.559 Howard
" Robert J. Jr., molder, r. 559 Howard
" Sherman V., cashier Greenebaum, Weil &

Michels, r. 115 Franklin
" Theodore L., box maker Commercial Box

Factory, r. 1234, 18th
" Theresa, widow, r. 615 Shotwell
" Thomas W., policeman, r. 84114 Harrison
" William, horse trainer, r. Fulton nr 6th Av
" William, jeweler Shreve & Co., r. Oakland
" William, longshoreman, r. 36 Clay
" William, plumber, r. 1319% California
" William, proprietor The Sterling, 404, 3d
" William, stevedore, r. 806 Montgomery Av
" William Chorseshoer Traynor & Inch, r
12a Perry
Stevens "William E., agent Inglenook Vineyard
(Napa Co.), 101 Front, r. 1531 Sacramento
" William E., capitalist, r. Hotel St. Nicho-
las
" William E., salesman Blake, Moflitt &

Towne, r. San Rafael
" William H., accountant, r. 1915 Taylor
'■ William T., r. 112 Liberty
" & Co. (Robert Hewson), importers and

wholesale liquor dealers, 318 Front
" & Lumsden (Edwin M. Stevens and Wil-
liam J. Lumsden), liquors, 210 Grant Av
4®=Stevens. See Stephens

Stevenson Alexander, carpenter, r. 1607b Jones
" Andrew, farmer, r. 1339 Union
" Andrew, mattress maker, r. 407 Stevenson
" Ann, widow, r. 222 Willow Av
" Annie Miss, iournalist, r. 1703 Howard
Stevenson Building, SW cor California and
Montgomerv
" Burt M., optician Henry Kahn & Co r
1428 California " "

" Caroline L. Miss, r. 2.=>30 Sutter
Stevenson Cliarles C. Jr., secretary Gardiner
Mill Co.. 22 California, room 18, r. San
Rafael

Stevenson David A., machinist Fulton Eng &
Ship Bldg. Wks, r. 900 North Point
" Edward A., assistant Custom House attor-
ney S. P. Co., r. Berkeley
Francis, r. 488, 8th

George (Dworzek & Stevenson) , r. 1531 Union
George, hostler, r. 366 Natoma
George K., teamster J. B. Cole, r. 353, 13th
George S., teamster Frank A. Hiegel, r. 9
Dearborn

Stevenson Howard G., secretary, ofQce 533 Mar-
ket, room 3, r. Menlo Park
" James, treasurer Sumner Tanning Co.,

413-415 Front, r. 424 Post
" James C, capitalist, 722 Spreckels Bldg,

r. 19 Bonita
" James C. Jr., molder Fulton Eng. & Ship

Bldg. Wks, r. 19 Bonita
" James W., student, r. 1723 Post
" Jane, widow, r. 6 Bernard
" John, clerk freight auditor's dept S. P. Co.,

r. 43 Highland Av
■' John, engineer, r. 511, 8th
" John, waiter, r. 564 Howard
" John B., clerk Carlson-Currier Co., r. 19

Bonita
" John E., machinist Abner Doble Co., r. 683

Harrison
" John F., teamster, r. 441, 5th
" John J. (Stevenson & Co.), r. 1723 Post
" Jonathan D. Mrs., widow, r. 2615 Octavia
" Lawrence, steward str Alviso
" Leander, painter, r. 548 Minna
" Matthew M., clerk John A. Roebling's

Sons Co., r. Brooklyn Hotel
" M. C. Mrs., widow, r. 1428 California
" Nancy, widow, r. 715 Howard
" Omer H., plumber, r. 821 Folsom
" Percy R., pattern maker Fulton Eng. & Ship
Bldg. Wks, r. 900 North Point
Stevenson Eicliard, assistant manager pur-
chases and supplies department South-
ern Pacific Co., 4 Montgomery, room 74,
r. Fair Oaks, Menlo Park
" Robert, r. 1419 Oay
Stevenson Robert, civil and mining engineer,
r. Hotel St. Nicholas, address Post Office
box 2214
Robert B., clerk, r. 1419 Clay
Robert B., helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r.

900 North Point
Sarah Miss, dressmaking, 119a Powell
Thomas, engineer, r. 900 North Point
Thomas, riveter, r. 216 Michigan
Thomas, riveter, r. 606 Tennessee
Thomas Jr., r. 216 Michigan
Thomas G., engineer Spring Valley W.W.,
r. 7 De Long Av

STEVENSON THOMAS H.,

Tbe London Florist, 11 Powell, tele-
plione Black 931

Stevenson W., bellman Bohemian Club, r. 919
Hyde
" Wallace W., tea packer Tillmann & Ben-
del, r. 1419 Clay
" William, laborer, r. 247, 2d
" William, manager The Occident, 84 Dono-

hoe Bldg, r. East Oakland
" William, shipping clerk Armour Packing

Co., r. 504 Powell
" William J., waiter Charles Huth, r. 1320
Stockton
Stevenson & Co. (John J. Stevenson), whole-
sale fancy goods, stationery and notions,
539 Market
*®="Stevenson. See Stephenson
Steventon Job J., foreman J. Spaulding & Co.,

r. 437, 27th
Steves Carrie, widow, r. 643% Natoma
" Ira E. (Stegemann & Steves), r. 643% Na-
toma
" Seymour C. (Wood & Steves), r. 643% Na-
toma
Steward Alice M., widow, r. 907 Capp
" Henry D., r. 716 Stockton
" John, horseshoer William J. Kenealey, r. 6

Card Alley
" William H., draughtsman, r. 1012, 20th

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Stewart Adam, porter Dalziel & Moller, r. 77
Natoma

" Adam, ship carpenter, r. Nebraska bet
Butte and Mariposa

" Alexander, conductor Market St. Ry., r.
537 Lott

" Alexander, fireman str Bay City, r. NW
cor Clement and 3d Av

" Alexander, tailor, r. 657 Minna

" Alexander S., laborer, r. 8th Av South nrK

" Alfred, clerk, r. 213 Fulton

" Allen, salesman Hale Bros., r. 930;^ Mission

" Andrew M., millhand, r. 812, 22d

" Angus, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1916
Page

" Ann, widow, r. 1803 Howard

" Annie M. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1133 Polk

" Archibald, carpenter, r. 2623 Harrison

" Benjamin F., laborer Crystal Soda Water
Co.,r. 61/2 Hyde

'< Charles, r. 1421 Hyde
Stewart Cliarles, attorney at law, 206 Sansome,
rooms 20-21, r. Berkeley

" Charles, clerk, r. 27^4 Harriet

" Charles, gardener, r. 927 Post

" Charles, gripman Presidio and Ferries
RR., r. 1310 Green

" Charles, riveter, r. 233 Texas

'< Charles, vice-president Sumner Tanning
Co., 413 Front, r. Benicia

" Charles A. (Miss M. and Charles A. Stew-
art), r. SE cor Ellis and Leavenworth

" Charles E., cashier estate James G. Fair,
r. 233 Fair Oaks

" Charles F., bookkeeper Cahn, Nickelsburg
& Co., r. 410 Hyde

" Charles H., teamster, r. 252 Perry

" Charles H. Jr., driver, r. 252 Perry

" Charles J. (Brickwedel Bros. & Stewart),
r. 1201 Union

" Charles P., clerk Commercial Union As-
surance Co., r. East Oakland

'< Charles R., traveling salesman Butier,
Schutze & Co., r. 603 Eddy

" Charles R. Mrs., millinery and dressmak-
ing, 507 Larkin, r. 603 Eddy

STEWART 0. N.,

successor to M. MeussdorfiFer, importer
and manufacturer hats and caps, 135
Montgomery, r. Brooklyn Hotel

Stewart Daniel, laborer, r. 740 Harrison
" Daniel H., carpenter, r. 8th Av South nr K
" Daniel R., drayman McNab & Smith, r.

519a 7th
" Darcy E., clerk R. G. Brown, r. 2810, 16th
" David, expressman, r. 1930 Steiner
" David, seaman, r. 400V4 Harrison
" David Jr., clerk, r. 1930 Steiner
" David E., porter, r. 439 Eddy
" Douglass, pantryman str Pomona, r. 639, 2d
" Duncan, molder Jardine Iron Wks, r. 708

Folsom
" Edward E., engineer S. P. Co., r. 2810, 16th
" E. G.,r. 308 Hyde
" Elias, milk dealer, 505, 7th
" Ella Mrs., clairvoyant, r. 914a Oak
" Elmer B. Rev., pastor Stewart Memorial

United Presbyterian Church, r. 1029

Guerrero
" Fergus J., cook, r. 67314 Harrison
" Frances A., widow, r. 233 Fair Oaks
" Frank, carpenter S. F. Bridge Co., r. 721

Grove
" Frank J., last maker F. G. Belcher, r. 232/2

6th
" Frederick H., conductor Market St. Ry, r.

1735 Hayes rear
" Frederick L., attorney at law, 610 Mont-
gomery, r. Oakland
" F. W., printer, r. 1416 Broadway
" George, blacksmith William H. Birch &

Co., r. 12 Hubbard
" George, clerk Robert L. Toplitz & Co., r.

271/2 Harriet
" George, stonecutter, r. 419 Brannan
" George A., laborer S. P. Co., r. 1819 Hyde
" George D. B. Rev., pastor Franklin Street

Presbyterian Church, r. 1804 Green

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.

SASH CURTAINS

Stewart George E., dress linings and buttons,
110 Taylor, r. 308 Hyde
" George H., dental student, r. 22 Shotwell
" Granville Q., train dispatcher, r. 1732!^

Stewart Granville W., yard manager Pacific
Pine Lumber Co., foot of 3d, r. Sausalito

" 6. W.,r. 417 Kearny

" Hamilton, carpenter, r. 316i/4 Capp

" Harry L., miner, r. 529 Sacramento

" Helen Miss, r. 436, 24th

" Henry, r. 2220 Geary

" Henry, agent, r. 846 Mission

" Henry S., r. 871 Market

" Herbert C, machinist George Cumming &
Co., r. 721 Grove

" Howard A., bookkeeper Macpherson &
Rucker, r. 1712 Turk

" , Howe & May Co. The (New York), L. S.
Simons manager, 14 Sansome

" H. Scott, clerk, r. 1712 Turk

" Humphrey J., teacher music, r. 1126 Hyde

" James, r. 2505 Pacific Av

" James, laborer, r. 216 Michigan

" Jessie M. M ss, teacher Lafayette Pri-
mary School, r. East Oakland

" J. L., r. Palace Hotel

" John, r. 1803 Howard

" John, blacksmith, r. 6 Maiden Lane

" John, car driver, r. 4 Elizabeth

" John, engineer, r. 206, 14th

" John, laborer, r. 122, 2d

" John, teamster McNab & Smith, r. 252
Perry

" John J., painter, r. 1319 Natoma

•' John L., teamster Whitney Transfer Co.,
r. Oakland

" John W., watchman S. P. Co. , r. 22 Shot-
well

" Julius H., mechanical engineer, r. 237, 1st

" J. W. Mrs., widow, r. IOI514 Dolores

" L. E. Mrs., widow, r. 1100 Fillmore

" Margaret, domestic, 512, 4th

" Margaret Miss (Miss M. and Charles A.
Stewart), r. SE cor Ellis and Leaven-
worth

" Martha, widow, r. 6 Maiden Lane

" Martha, widow, r. 928 Guerrero

" Martin C, laborer, r. 8th Av South nr K

" Mary, widow, r. 1804 Green

" Mary, domestic, 1030 Dolores

" Melville G., clerk Fletcher & Co., r. 410
Jones
Stewart Memorial United Presbyterian
Cliurcli, Rev. E. B. Stewart pastor,
Guerrero bet 22d and 23d

" Michael, porter, r. 212 Broadway

" Milton A., mill hand, r. 812, 22d
Stewart Miss M. and Cliarles A., proprietors
The Stewart, SE cor Ellis and Leaven-
worth

" Murdic A., carpenter, r. 52 San Jose Road

" Neil, clerk C. E. Whitney & Co., r. 1815
Sacramento

" Olivia, widow, r. 27Y2 Harriet

" Olivia Miss, dressmaker, r. 27Yz Harriet

" Otho, electrician Market St. Ry., r. 1110
Pierce

" P. Wallace, clerk Raphael's, r. 817 Polk

" Robert, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 28th
and Gunnison Av

" Robert, ship joiner Union I. Wks, r. 534
Connecticut
Stewart Robert & Sons (Lisburn, Ireland),
manufacturers linen thread. Brown &
Metzner agents, 535 Market

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tages to 405 Sansome St., San Francisco.

Stewart Robert H., helper Risdon I. & L. Wks,r.

721 Grove
" Robert L., vaquero, r. 8th Av South nr K
" Robert W., engineer Western Sugar Re-
finery, r. 1004 Tennessee
" Samuel, marine fireman, r. 409, 3d
" Sarah, widow, liquors, 526, 3d, r. 338 Ritch
" Stanley, blacksmith, r. 2336 Mission
" T., waiter str Australia
Stewart Tbe, Miss M. and Charles A. Stewart

proprietors, SE cor Ellis and Leaven-
worth, telephone East 954
Stewart The, Mrs. M. W. Denver proprietor,

1101-1103 Pine
" Thomas, r. Gates nr Union Av
" Thomas, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 28th

and Gunnison Av
" Thomas, painter, r. 2714 Harriet
" Thomas, sealer, r. II514 Perry
" Thomas Mrs., widow, r. 1712 Turk
" Thomas G., marine engineer, r. 100. 2d
" Thomas H., carrier postoflice, r. 316V4

Capp
" Virginia Miss, teacher Columbia Grammar

School, r. 233 Fair Oak
" Walter J., cashier Pacific Sheet Metal

Wks, r. East Oakland
" Warren, r. Old People's Home
" William, r.930!4 Mission
" William, driver, r. 13 Lick Alley
" William, laborer, r. 301 Sierra
" William, machinist, r. Wisconsin nr 20th
" William, mechanic, r. 1319 Natoma
" William, salesman Descalso Bros.
" William, teamster Michael Hodge, r. 3

Wall PI
" William, watchman Old People's Home
" William A., laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r.

28th and Gunnison Av
" William A., machinist Fulton Eng. & Ship

Bldg. Wks, r. IQVi Oak Grove Av
" William G., laundryman, r. 533!4, 18th
" William H., draughtsman construction

dept Market St. Rv., r. 1012, 20th
" William J., box maker Pac. and S. F. Box

Factory, r. Elsie nr Esmeralda Av
" William M., clerk, r. 716b Green
" William M., clerk O. M. Goldaracena, r.

1201 Dupont
" William N., hostler ThomasKelly & Sons,

r. 501/2 , 3d
" William T., laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r.

1004 Tennessee
Stewart & Co. (Charles Ohlerich and Frank B.

Lorigan), fruit and produce commission,

513 Sansome
4®"Stewart. See Steuart and Stuart
Stewartson Richard, r. 1922 Buchanan
Stibbets Henry E., telegraph operator, r. 109

Jessie
Stice Albert J., civil engineer, r. 423 Turk
" Garlen G.. clerk, r. 2202 Union
" G. W., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill
" Tyre H., physician, 21 Powell, r. 1IM9A

Market
Stich Benjamin M., dentist B. M. Gunzburger,

r. 311 Eddy
" Charles A., blacksmith, r. 733 Clementina
" Rosalia, widow, r. 311 Eddy
" Sidney, cook, r. 933 Sacramento
Stichel Charles, foreman Pac. and S. P. Box

Factory, r. 1332 Church
Sticke Maud, widow, r. 1115 Golden Gate Av.
Stickel Charles, bartender, r. 327 Clementina
" John, baker, r. 634 Pacific
" John L. (Stickel & Taylor), r. 532 Ellis

Stickel & Taylor (John L. Stickel and Clarence

G. Taylor), dentists, 1004 Market
Stickleson Charles, polisher, r. 9'/^ Oak Grove

Av
Stickley Frank, deckhand str Apache
Stickney Benjamin W.. fitter Am. Type Foun-
ders' Co., r. Oakland
" Charles R., musician, r. 12A Harriet
Stidston Archibald, machinist Fulton Eng. &

Ship Bldg Wks, r. 636 Jessie
Stieber Daniel, barber, 25}4, 6th, r. 223 Laurel
Av
" Henry, barber D. Stieber, r. 223 Laurel Av
Stiefvater Gerhard E., clerk Charles Jacobson
& Co., r. Alameda
" Simon, salesman Charles J. Leist & Co., r.
Alameda
Stiegeler Albertina, widow, r. 128 Fell
•' August F., trimmer Charles Lyons, r. 128

Fell
" Eugene, tailor Nels Carlson, r. 128 Fell
" Otto K., tailor, r. 128 Fell
Stiegler Arthur, teamster, r. 132V4 Langton
" John, upholsterer, r. 132^/4 Langton
" Joseph, furnished rooms, 602 Howard
Stieglitz Charles, butcher, r. 1128 Kearny
" Dora, widow, r. 1128 Kearny
" George E., jeweler Adolph Richter, r. 1110

Treat Av
" H., tailor, r. 220 Pacific
" Hermann L., packer Alex Mackay & Son, r.
1128 Kearny
Stiehl Leon, proprietor Stiehl Business College

and Shorthand Institute, 723 Market
Stiel Frederick, bookkeeper, r. 308 Chestnut
Stieper Marcus, foreman P. H. Jackson & Co.,

r. 1532, 17th
Stier Anton, liquors, 3043, 16th, r. 313 Shotwell
" Harry, with Mrs. Herman Stier, r. 1879

Mission
" Herman Mrs., restaurant, 1879 Mission
fl®"Stier. See Steere

Stierlen George, architect and builder, 1210
Waller
" John, builder, r. 2918 Folsom
Stierlin George A., bookkeeper, r. 806 Ellis
Stiers Nelson L., laborer, r. 260'/^ Brannan
Stiff F., linemanPac. Tel. &Tel. Co., r. 420 Perry

" George G., r. 173 Perry
Stiglhuber Joseph, bartender John Lubben, r.

207 Montgomery Av
Stigliano Horatio, musician, r. 1122 Powell
Stihl Martin, tanner Norton Tanning Co.,

r. Joy nr Brewster
Stiles George, r. 218, 22d
" George R., bookkeeper The Mutual Benefit

Life Ins. Co., r. 127 Hermann
" Henry, dental student, r. 1333 Scott
" M. L. Mrs., fancy goods. 127 Hermann
*®-Stiles. See Styles

Still Alexander H., stenographer Standard Oil
Co.,r. 1509 Steiner
" Charles W., foreman A. Schilling & Co., r .

1509 Steiner
" Jane N., widow, r. 1509 Steiner
" John H., plumber, r. 1025, 24th
" Sadie, widow, r. 509 Leavenworth
" William, stone cutter, r. 505 Laguna
Stillenbargar Michael, carpenter, r. 20 Louisa
Stiller Paul B., foreman Painter & Co., r. Oak-
land
Stilley Lewis C, compositor H. S. Crocker Co.,

r. Alameda
Stillfried George, ofQce 410 Kearny, room 6
Stillman Charles (Twing & Stillman), r. 209
Turk
" Mary C. Mrs., millinery, 713 Sutter, r. 791
Sutter
StlUman Stanley, physician and surgeon, 229
Geary, hours 3 to 5:30 p. m., telephone
Main 5097, r. 705 Chestnut, telephone
Sutter 211
" Thomas, r. 791 Sutter

" William A., shirt cutter John W. Car-
many, r. 509 Mason
Stillwaggon Fred, roofer, r. 922 Army
" K., bill clerk Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 923

Army
" Mary, widow, r. 922 Army

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Stilson Charles H., student Frank J. French, r.
109 Fair Oaks
" Sarah, widow, r. 109 Fair Oaks
" Warren E., druggist, r. 1021% Clay
Stilwell Charles J., proprietor The Stilwell De-
tective Agency, 18 Montgomery, r. 724
Cole
" Charles W., traveling salesman I. M.
Wentworth &Co., r. Oakland
Stilwell Detective Agency The, C. J. Stilwell
proprietor, 18 Montgomery
" George W. Mrs., r. E s Maple nr Jackson
" Henry C, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. E s

Maple nr Jackson
" Ida Miss, clerk, r. 1247, 2Sd
Stimmel Agnes, widow, r. 511 Franklin
Stimpson M. A. Mrs., dressmaker, 14 McAllis-
ter
Stimson A. B., r. 1941a McAllister

" E. E. Mrs., widow, r. 3808 Laguna
Stimson Mill Co. (Ballard, Wash), J. H. Baxter

acent, 22 Market, rooms 6-8
Stincen Albert, cook, r. 102U/4 Market
" Alice M. Miss, principal Pacific Heights

Grammar School, r. 816 Chestnut
" Charles, cook, r. 1021 14 Market
" Emma E. Miss, principal Whittier Pri-
mary School, r. 816 Chestnut
jeS"Stincen. See Stinson
Stinchfleld Albert, hostler J. C. Traver, r. 2611

Mission
Stindt Herman, salesman J. Einstein & Co., r.

NW cor 17th and Mission
Stiner Samuel (Stiner, Straus & Hyman), r.
New York
" , Straus & Hyman (Samuel Stiner, Louis
Straus and Isaac Hyman), manufactur-
ers clothing, 108-110 Sansome
4®"Stiner. See Steiner
Stines Walter W..molder S. F. Stove Wks, r.

746 Howard
Stinson Charles B., carpenter, r. 4X7Ys Ivy Av
'■ Harry S., shipping clerk Getz Bros. & Co.,
r. 3136 Washington
Henry G., shoemaker, 608 Eddy, r. 417^ Ivy
Av
'• Henry J., traveling salesman, r. 526%

O'Farrell rear
" James E., porter George W. Gibbs Co., r.

1045 Market
" J.Coplin, surgeon. 326 Kearny, r. 2035 How-
ard
" Lewis E., carpenter, r. 417Vi Ivy Av
" Perry, capitalist, r. 3136 Washington
" Sarah A., widow, r. 27b Noe
" Simon D., accountant Western Assurance

Co., r. 27b Noe
" William H., paying teller Anglo-Califor-
nian Bank, r. 3136 Washington
4®~Stinson. See Stenson and Stincen
Stlpich Andrew, miner, r. 525V^ Stevenson
Stipp George H., asst. secretary Gold Mining

Exchange of S. F., r. 314b O'Farrell
Stipson Harle, plasterer, r. 1145% Valencia
Stirling Charles, r. 210 Hyde
" Constant, painter, r. 300914 Pierce
" Walter, assayer, r. 504 Baker
4®"Stirling. See Sterling
Stirrat Robert, groceries and liquors, Cortland

Av opp Wool
Stissel George, laborer Western Sugar Refin-
ery, r. 526 Arkansas
Stith Henry P., adjuster United Typewriter

and Supplies Co.. r. 1047 Mission
Stitt August, clerk, r. 1334 Pacific

" Gertrude, telegraph operator, r. 1334 Pacific

" James, r. 1334 Pacific

" James F., fireman, r. 1334 Pacific

" John H., carriage maker Robert Stitt, r. 40

Natoma
" Mary E. Mrs., toilet articles, 514% Jones
" Robert, carriage and wagon maker, 625

Howard, r. 40 Natoma
" Robert A., electro magnetic healer, 942

Howard
" Walter P., laundryman Palace Hotel, r.

1334 Pacific
" William, substitute Underwriters' Fire
Patrol Station 1

W.W. MONTAGUE & CO,

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AMERICAN AND ENGLISH-
309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Stitz William, baker Albert Komsthoef t, r. 212

Golden Gate Av
Stivalezes Jules, cellarman F. Chevalier & Co.,

r. Ill Trenton
Stivers Daniel A., sampler U. S. Customs, r.

929, 20th
Stober Charles W., clerk, r. 148 Hancock
Stobing William, bartender Christian Schmidt,

r. 230 Hickory Av
Stock and Bond Exchange, John Perry Jr. pres-
ident, Edward Barry secretary, 22 Mer-
chants' Exchange
" Charles, cellarman National Brewing Co.,

r. 412 Ivy Av
" Ernst C, query editor Call, r. 636 Post
" John, cook, r. 510 Minna
" .lohn E. (Stock & Eschenhorst), r. 406, 7th
" Louis, salesman Henry Lyons, r. 24 Mary
" & Eschenhorst (John E. Stock and Died-
rich Eschenhorst), liquors, 454, 7th
Stockbridge G. H., student Van der Naillen's
School of Engineering, r. 24 Haight
" Joseph (Selway & Stockbridge), r. 2938, 16th
Stockdale James T., electrician General Elec-
tric Co., r. 427 Ellis
Stocker Alfred T., porter B. F. Barton & Co.
r. 7 Ridley
Emma J. Mrs., r. 7 Ridley
Joseph (Stoker & Holderer), r. 813 Filbert
Joseph, butcher J. A. Gerner
Joseph, candle maker, r. 1404, 16th
Rudolph, bartender Robert Briese, r. 6
Mason

Stocker Walter W., manager Boyson's Phar-
macy, NW cor 21st and Valencia, r. 1039
Guerrero
" William T., shoefinisher J. C. Nolan & Co.,

r. 7. 13th
" & Holderer (Joseph Stocker and Jocob
Holderer), barbers, 9 Sutter
Stockett William A., painter and decorator, r.

963 Folsom
Stockfleth John, master str Del Norte, r. Clay-
ton Station
" Peter O., laborer, r. 38 Merritt
" William, clerk D. N. & E. Walter & Co., r.
28 Octavia
Stocking Charles F., confectioner, 1825 Polk
Stocking Fred M., secretary Overland Monthly
Publishing Co., 508 Montgomery, r. 2511
Octavia
" Frederick, seaman, r. 115% William
" Harry, fresco painter, r. 2511 Octavia
Stockman John M., teacher manual training

Public Schools, r. 811 Shotwell
Stockmann August C. V., upholsterer, r. 262
Tehama
" Charles, laborer, r. 709 M South
" Frederick C, wheelwright, r. 709 M South
" Pauline Mrs., dressmaking, 262 Tehama
" Richard, lithographic engraver and de-
signer, 304 Battery, r. 262 Tehama
" William F., porter Heynemann & Co., r. 709
M South
Stockmeier George, gripman Market St. Ry., r.

32 John
Stookmeyer Adolph, vocalist Tivoli Opera

House, r. 30 Glen Park Av
Stockton and San Francisco Express Co.,
Peter Koppen manager, office 323 Front,
telephone Front 75, Stockton office with
W. U. Tel. Co., telephone 241, Benicia
and Antioeh offices at landing
Stockton City and San Joaquin County Di-
rectory, F. M. Husted publisher, 530
California, room 65

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Stockton City Flouring Mills (Stockton, Cal.),
Sperry Flour Co. proprietors, NE cor
California and Front

" Clara Miss, stenographer J. B. Haggin, r.
1016 Pine

" Elizabeth, widow, r. 1016 Pine
Stockton Gas and Electric Co., Oliver Eld-
ridge president, Alfred T. Eastland sec-
retary, 604 Commercial

" Henry J., steward, r. 78 Everett

" Lumber Co., J. A. Hooper president, H. M.
Furman secretary, office 4 California

" Mary A., widow, r. 615a Mason
Stockton Milling Co., Abraham Schwabacher
president, G. Victor De Lorme secre-
tary, proprietors Crown Flouring Mills,
Stockton, Cal., office 112 California

" Street House, John J. Whitney proprietor,
218 Stockton

" Warehouse Co., E. L. Eyre president, E.
Hale secretary, ofBce 307 California

" Water Co., Robert McF. Doble president,
302 Sansome, 3d floor, room 2
Stockwell Ethel Mrs., actress, r. 1914 Lyon

" James H. (Stockwell & Co.), r. 1912 Baker

" Jonas P., r. 1364 Market

" Louis, onyx polisher J. & T. Kesseler, r.
434, 5th

" William, gasfitter Philip Meyer, r. 250, 4th

" William H., conductor Market St. Ry., r.
131 Tremont Av
Stockwell & Co. (James H. Stockwell and Wil-
liam T. Baggett), proprietors San Fran-
cisco Law Journal, 219 Bush
Stockwitz Charles, clerk Morris Stockwitz, r.
250;4, 4th

" David, candy maker Levey & Schnorf, r.
2501/2, 4th

" George J., pressman Frank Eastman &
Co., r. 2501/2, 4th

" Morris, clothing, 25014, 4th

" William, shoe cutter, r. 25014, 4th
Stoddard David H., carpenter and cabinet
maker, 347, 13th, r. 349, 13th

" Edward E., traveling salesman Leavitt &
Bill, r. 441 Golden Gate Av

" Edwin L., bartender Jesse G. Gobey, r.
1318/2 Scott

" Elgin E., mechanical engineer Charles C.
Moore & Co. r. 308 Baker

" Fred H. (Fairfield & Stoddard), r. Brook-
lyn Hotel

" Fred T., millhand Albion Lumber Co., r.
530, 3d

" G. M. Miss, r. 426 Sutter

" Henry O., driver Cluft Bros., r. 1617 Jones

" James H., watchman, r. 508 Post

" James H. Jr., clerk Charles A. Slack, r.
508 Post

" Joel, r. 630/2 Elizabeth

" Joel L., policeman, r. 2337a Mission

" John, machinist Fulton Eng. and Ship
Bldg Wks

" Judson W., machine hand Hobbs, Wall &
Co., r. 332, 7th

" Julia F., widow, r. 426 Sutter

" Melvin W., feed mills, 812-814, 4th, r. Val-
lejo, Cal.

" Orrin D., machine hand Hobbs, Wall & Co.
r. 332, 7th

" R. C, clerk Railway Mail Service, r. 315
Haight

" Rose, widow, r. 2137 Pine

" Samuel B.,r. 1810 Ellis

" Sylvester, laborer Ellis & Miller, r. 654
Howard

Stoddard Thomas, tanner Charles G. Bennett &
Co., r. 113, 26th
" William R., laborer, r. 332,7th
Stoddart Archibald C, physician, r. 1237 Geary
Stodolski Lorentz, r. 444% Natoma rear

" Mary, widow, r. 4441/4 Natoma rear
Stoeber Otto, coal passer str Washtenaw
Stoeckert Michael, machinist Mcintosh &

Wolpman, r. 309, 3d
Stoehr William, cooper Lachman & Jacobi
Stoerkel Louis, maltster Empire Malt House,

418 Chestnut
Stoermer Frederick R., scenic artist, r. 604
Hayes
" Frederick W., brick layer, r. 231 Steven-
son
" William, clerk H. Liebes & Co., r. 604
Hyde
StoesserFloren, iron worker Ralston Iron Wks,

r. 139 Moulton Av
Stoeten Harry, deckhand str Herald
Stoetzer Albert, candy maker, r. 537, 23d
Stoever Henry, proprietor Cal. Wine Depot, NE

cor 16th and Howard, r. 2771, 16th
4®="Stoever. See Stover

Stofen H. William, seaman str Gen. McDowell,
r. 9191/4 Natoma
" John J., master str Gen. McDowell, r.

2211a Leavenworth
" Peter N., master U. S. tugboat Yosemite
Stofl Davis, operator I. Bo twin & Co., r. 280

Minna
Stoflels Henry M., carpenter, r. 612 Linden Av
Stofler August W., porter Von Ronn, Hencke &
Lorsbach, r. 224 Francisco
" Charles T., porter Von Ronn, Hencke &
Lorsbach, r. 109 Valparaiso
Stofters Charles W., groceries, 15-16 City Hall
Market, r. 118 Fair Oaks
" Diedrich, carpenter Schrader & Co., r. Oak-
land
" William M., helper, r. 118 Fair Oaks
Stoffregen Henry J., cook, r. 117 Steuart
Stohl C, motorman Market St. Ry
Stohlgren Andrew, butcher C. Strehl, r. 510

Mission
Stohlmann Charles, clerk Schmidt & Stohl-
mann, r. 1603 Folsom
" Edward (Schmidt & Stohlmann), r. 224

Elm Av
" Henry, sawdust and sand, 327, 12th, r. 17

Isis
" Hermann, salesman, r. 17 Isis
" William, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1342

Turk
" William, hostler M. Joost & Bro., r. 618
Gough
.e6i"Stohlmann. See Stallman
Stohp Frederick, collector The International

Security Co., r. 421 Castro
StohrClothilde C. Miss, teacher Fremont Pri-
mary School, r. 517 Webster
" Frank, engraver Gustave Pohlmann, r. 517
Webster
Stoiber Antone, barber Edward P. Roche, r.

1512 Market
Stoker Rudolph, bartender, r. 106 Mason
Stokes Albert W., saddler J. C. Johnson & Co.,
r. 1427b Mission
" C, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 33 Powell

Av
" Catherine Miss, r. Old Peoples Home
Stokes Charles E., agent Thomas Cook & Son,
621 Market, r. Oakland
" Charles H., driver Goldberg, Bowen & Co.,

r. 324 O'Farrell
" Frederick, lamp man Edison Light and

Power Co., r. 1427B Mission
" George (Stokes & Markowitz), r. 511 Mc-
Allister
" George W., weigher R. Doepfner, r. 22 Ver-
ona PI
" Harry, foreman trimming shop Waterhouse

& Lester, r. 144.5th
" Harry, salesman Somers & Co., r. 1427b

Mission
" Henry, compositor Joseph Winterburn Co.,

r. 2020 Ellis
" Henry A., steward str State of California

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Stokes Henry H., molder S. F. Stove Wks, r. 33

Hawthorne
Stokes James Rev., assistant rector St. Fran-
cis of Assisi Church, r. Ss 16th nr Do-
lores
" Johanna, widow, r. 1935 Filbert
" John, cellarman Hibernia Brewery, r. 723

Tehama
" John, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.

321, 8th Av
" Mamie Miss, r. 1321 Jackson
" Mary, widow, r. 1067 Market
" Michael, laborer, r. 614 Linden Av
" Samuel (Stokes & Lalley), r. 14 Garden
" Samuel J., pipe fitter Edison Light and

Power Co., r. 14 Garden
" Thomas, carpenter, r. 1307 Minna
" Thomas P., machinist, r. 33 Hawthorne
" Warren W., machinist, r. 626 Harrison
" & Lalley (Samuel Stokes and Matthew

Lalley), wood and coal, 343 Jessie
" & Markowitz (George Stokes and Abraham
J. Markowitz), merchant tailors, 1187
Market
J8®"Stokes. See Stoakes

Stolberg Herman K., with M. A. Gunst & Co.,
r. 2523 Sutter
" Peter, tanner, r. SW cor 24th and Rhode
Island
Stolker Rosa, domestic, 919 Sutter
" William D., salesman C. A. Klinkner & Co. ,
r. 1115 Vallejo
Stoll Albert H., salesman Stoll & Van Bergen,
r. 920 Church
" Carl, student, r. 2232 Mission
" GeorgeJ. (Stoll& Van Bergen), r. Alameda
" Henry, carpenter, r. 1103 Stevenson
" Horatio F., stenographer Argonaut Pub-
lishing Co.
" John, clerk, r. 133 Fair Oaks
" Lawrence, boxmaker, r. 1131, 26th
" Louis, porter Graneist & Daeweritz, r. 622

Clay
" Louis, salesman Stoll & Van Bergen, r.

Alameda
" Otto, cooper David Woerner, r. 16i4 Sumner

STOLL & VAN BERGEN

(George J. Stoll and George Van Ber-
gen), wnolesale leatber, shoe findings
and shoe machinery, 545 Market, tele-
phone Main 1701

Stollvrerck Distributing Co., importers choco-
lates, cocoas and confections, 63 Nu-
cleus Bldg
Stoloff Matthew, brass finisher, r. 4 17V4 Hayes
Stolp Fred A., cashier National Life Insurance

Co., r. 815 Hyde
Stolp Gordon M., general manager National
Life Insurance Co., 81-85 Crocker Bldg,
r. 160 Lake, Oakland
Stolt Eliza, widow, r. 717 Montgomery Av
Stolting Anna S., domestic, 1944 California
Stoltz Charles M. fCooke, Stoltz & Co.), r. 10th
Av nr Clement
" Charlotte M., widow, r. 521 Oak
" David, barbers' supplies, 630 Market, r.

3821, 16th
" Eugene J., manager Anchor Pants Co., 26

Montgomery, r. 1608 Post
" John, cook, r. 14 Moss
" Joseph, cook, r. 1030 Mission
46r-Stoltz. See Stolz and Stulz
Stolz Abraham, merchant, r. 1420 Post
" August, butcher, 1011, 18th
" Charles, butcher, 1107 Folsom, r. 1524 Fol-

som
" Emanuel M., engraver Galloway Litho.

Co., r. 1416 Post
" George, shoemaker, r. 10 St. Charles PI
" George M., blacksmith H. M. Black & Co.,

r. 1326 Broadway
" H. Frederick, butcher, 510 Castro
" Leon E., salesman Goldberg, Bowen & Co.,

r. 1416 Post
" Mae C. Miss, bookkeeper Wilson Bros.

Co., r. 126, 11th
" Max, salesman J. Samuels, r. 1430 Post
" Peter, shoemaker, 918 Geary, r. ISGodeus

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

MaQufacturers of

WINDOW SHADES.

ESTIMATES FURNISHED.

Stolz Philip J., butcher, 126, 11th
" Rose B. Miss, teacher South Cosmopolitan

Grammar School, r. 1416 Post
" Rose C. Miss, teacher South San Fran-
cisco Primary School, r. 1420 Post
" Tobias A., merchant, r. 1416 Post
" William M., mill hand, r. 1326 Broadway
Stolzenberg Albert, laborer, r. 37th Av South

nrK
Stolzenwald Frederick, stock fitter Siebe, Glan-
ville Co., r. 1153 Folsom
" Henry, dyer, r. 1153 Folsom
" Henry F., dyer and scourer, 1153 Folsom
" Rudolph (Sperling & Stolzenwald), r. 12

Redwood Court
" William, teamster, r. 1153 Folsom
Stolzenwaldt Herman, bartender Charles Has-

tedt
Stomatological Club of California, 235 Post
Stone Abraham L. (Stone & Co.), r. 1531 Sacra-
mento
" Adolph L., office 417 Sacramento
" Adolph S., seaman, r.. 338 Drumm
" A. L., manager San Leandro Express, 30

Market, r. Oakland
" A. L. Mrs., widow, r. 1882 Washington
" Alpha, marble cutter, r. 1236 Mission
" Alva M., salesman L. & M. Alexander &

Co., r. 600 Shotwell
" Alvin W., carpenter, r. 661, 20th
" Andrew, barber Marks Cohen, r. 527 Post
Stone Annie L.,fine millinery at popular prices,
217 Post, r. Hotel Savov
" Appleton W., r. 2827 Mission
" Arthur C.r. 30041/2 California
Stone Ben L. (successor to Stone & Hawley),
rugs, mattings, drapery and upholstery,
poles, mattresses, etc., 328 Sutter, tele-
phone Main 5113, r. Hotel Grosvenor
" Bernard, tailor, 308 Bush, r. 258 Minna
" Bertody W., clerk Timothy Hopkins, r. 210

Locust
" Byron F., secretary and treasurer The
Field & Stone Co., 136 California, r. Oak-
land
Stone Charles B., deputy Superintendent Com-
mon Schools, offloe New City Hall, 3d
floor, r. 1882 Washington
Stone Charles B., general manager The San
Francisco Breweries Limited, 403 Mar-
ket, r. 2217 Buchanan
" Charles C, clerk, r. 1002 Polk
" Charles E., clerk, r. 2911 Folsom
" Charles F., clerk Bancroft-Whitney Co., r.

1040 Dolores
" Charles L., liquor dealer, r. 8 Dale PI
" Charles R., peddler, r. SE cor Mariposa

and Minnesota
" Clara 1. Miss, stenographer M. C. Hassett
" Dora, widow, r. 2220 California
" Dudley C.Mrs., widow, r. 605 O'Farrell
" Dykeman H., dental student, r. 1925b Fill-
more
" Edgar P., commission and merchandise

broker, 116 California, r. Oakland
" Edith F. Miss, clerk, r. 441 Eddy
" Edna, dressmaker, r. 821 Howard
" Edward E., bookkeeper, r. 16571/4 Mission
" Edward F., mining secretary, 306 Pine,

room 4
" Edward W. (Stone & McOarney), r. 419

Castro
" Edward W., compositor The Jewish Times

and Observer, r. 605 O'Farrell
" Edwin, ropemaker Tubbs Cordage Co., r.
1532 Castro

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Stone Edwin J., ship carpenter, 9th Av South
nrG
" Edwin W., patternmaker, r. 1210 Steiner
" Eliza, widow, r. 211 Borland
" Ernest C, gripman Market St. Ry.. r. 517

Eddy
" E. W. Mrs., bakery, 1210 Steiner
" Fannie B. Miss, r. 807 Leavenworth
" Frances E., widow, r. 807 Leavenworth
" Francis M. (Stone & Wherry), r. 4421^, 6th
" Frank, r. 122 Golden Gate Av
" Frank, boots and shoes, 308 Hayes
" Frank, clerk E. F. Niehaus & Co., r. Oak-
land
" Frank, publisher Cathode Ray, 535 Clay
" Frank F., assistant secretary Board of
Education, r. 1023 Vallejo
Stone Frank M., attorney at law, 67-68 Chroni-
cle Bldg. r. 2818 Howard
" Frank P., bookkeeper George H. Croley, r.
1898 Broadway
Stone Frederick P., president Bancroft-Whit-
ney Co., 438 Montgomery, r. 1030 Dolores
Stone George, president People's Home Savings
Bank. 24 Mills Bldg, 10th floor, r. 2004
Broadway
" George B. (Seeber & Stone), r. 1143 Mission
" George C, conductor Cal. St. R.R., r. 18

Wildey
" George W., blacksmith H. B. Schindler, r.

229 Sanchez
" George W., engineer, r. 1 Ewer PI
" Harriet, widow, r. 3116 Point Lobos Av
" Henry, clerk S. P. Co., r. Oakland
". Henry F., watchman, r. 411 Natoma
" Horace, laborer, r. 529 Sacramento
" H. Storrs, specialist, 303 Turk
" Isaac (Stone & Co.), r. 1409 Van Ness Av
" Jacob (Leon D. Stone & Co.), r. 1409 "Van

Ness Av
" James, tailor, r. 2214 Louisa
" Jennie L., widow, dressmaking, 2791, 16th
" Jewel B. Mrs., r. 441 Eddy
" John, plumber, r. 2515 Post
" John B.,maohinist Union Iron Wks, r. 223!^

Solano
" John C, inspector Fire Underwriters' In-
spection Bureau, r. 1020 Pine
" John C, salesman Pac. School Furnishing

Co., r. Oakland
" John F., engineer Edison Light and Power

Co., r. 625, 3d
" John F., 2d officer U. S. Lighthouse tender

Madrono
" John J., cooper Cal. Wine Assn.. r. 526, 6th
Stone J. S., physician and surgeon, 215 Geary,
hours 10 a. m. to 12 m., 1 to 4 and 8 to 9
p. m., Sundays2 to 4 p.m., r. Russ House
" Laura F. Miss, artist, r. 807 Leavenworth
" L. D. & Co., see Kempey, Gilham & Saw-
yer
" LeonD. (Leon D. Stone & Co.), r. 1707 Oc-
tavia
Stone Leon D. & Co. (LeonD. and Jacob Stone),
butchers, 236, 6th
" Leonard, attorney at law and registrar
Hastings College of the Law, Emporium
Bldg, 6th floor, r. 1925b Fillmore
" Lucius D., r. 1631 Bush
" Luda J. Miss, clerk, r. 441 Eddy
" Marcus (Stone. Stanton & Co., and Stone &

Co.), r. The Baldwin
" Maria, widow, r. 306 Hyde
" Mark v., physician, r. Russ House
" Martha Miss, teacher Rincon Grammar
School, r. 2425 Buchanan

Stone Mary C. Mrs., r. 303 Turk
" Morris, second-hand clothing, 262, 3d, r.

7O8/2 Folsom
" Nathan J. (N. J. Stone & Co.), r. Mountain

View
" N. J. & Co. (Nathan J. Stone), Pacific

Coast agents Fittz Alcohol Cure Co., 7

Flood Bldg
" Peter V., special assent Insurance Co. of

North America, r. Alameda

STONE REINHOLD,

carpenter and builder, store and oface
fitting, all kinds of jobbing promptly-
attended to, 510 Post, telephone Red
1323, r. 1500 Leavenworth

Stone Richard, seaman, r. 1001 Battery

" Robert, peddler, r, SE cor Mariposa and
Minnesota

" Rosina M. Mrs., tailoress, r. 2 Jansen

" Samuel J. (Stone & Weil)

" Sarah, widow, r 526, 6th

" Shelby R., bookkeeper Ferris & Willianos,
r. 1898 Broadway
Stone, Stanton & Co. (Marcus Stone, Orville
B. Stanton and Charles L. Asher), pro-
prietors The Baldwin, NE cor Market
and Powell, telephone Main 339

" Susie Miss, cashier Union Mutual Life
Ins. Co., r. Oakland

" Thomas, groceries and liquors, 210 Minna

" Thomas F., hostler W. G. Stafford & Co., r.
2515 Post

" Thomas J., mailing clerk Examiner, r. 8i4
Vincent

" Thomas W., r. 1898 Broadway

" T. M. Mrs., widow, r. 1517 Larkin

" Walter, collector The Examiner

" Wilbert H., clerk C. A. Hooper & Co., r. 7
Crook

" William I., machinist Main St. Iron Wks,
r. Alameda

" William W., principal South San Fran-
cisco Primary School, r. 322Haight

" Winifred Miss, printer T. J. Davis, r. Elm-
hurst, Alameda Co.

" & Co. (Abraham L., Marcus and Isaac
Stone), milk depot, 1515 California

" & McCarney (Edward W. Stone & John
McCarney), carpenters, 468 Stevenson
Stone & Weil (Samuel I. Stone and William
M. Weil), circular and bill distributing
and mailing, shorthand and typewriting,
106 Pine

" & Wherry (Francis M. Stone and George
F. Wherry), horseshoers, 417, 6th
Stoneberger Alfred A., physician, 439, 3d

" Charles, packer Heywood Bros. & Co., r.
184 Jessie
Stonehill Edward B., attorney at law, 74 Ne-
vada Block, r. 2928 Sacramento
Stoner Frank, carpenter Joseph Y. Ayer, r. 1021
Shotwell

" John, carpenter, r. 1284 Stanyan

" John, clerk freight auditor's dept. S. P.
Co., r. East Oakland
Stoney Donzel, attorney at law and notary
public, 4 Sutter, room 32, r. 1016 Brod-
erick

" Gaillard, asst. city and county attorney,
New City Hall, 3d floor, r. 31 Fair Oaks

" Kate M., widow, r. 31 Fair Oaks

" W. G., waiter str Walla Walla
StorchZdeny, machinist Union Machine Co., r.

Fruitvale
Stordtman Julius L. S., bartender Seeba &

Bohlen, r. 735 Commercial
Storek Wencil, harness maker Lastufka Bros.,

r. 1903 Mission
Store-room Board of Education, SW cor Pine

and Larkin, telephone East 195
Storer E. W., jeweler, r. 1018 Larkin
Storey Alfred J., clerk local freight offlce S. P.
Co., r. Alameda

" Francis C, special agent and adjuster
Charles Christensen, r. Alameda

" Hunt B., salesman C. B. Kaufman & Co., r.
781 Mission

" Mary E., widow, r. 1612 Washington

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Storey Walter, superintendent cannery Alaska

Packers' Assn., r. 3105 Bush
Storey William B. Jr., chief engineer San
Francisco and San Joaquin Valley Rail-
way Co., otBce 331 Market, r. Hotel
Pleasanton
4®"Storey. See Storry and Story
Stork Albert, shoemaker Henry Hanson, r.
West Oakland
" Andrew, motorman Market St. Ry, r. 2973

Harrison
" Charles A., tailor S. N. Levy, r. 831i/4
Montgomery
Storm George A., restaurant, 1337 Valencia
" Israel, carpenter, r. 73 Brady
" James, bookkeeper, r. 1316^4 Folsom
" James Jr., foreman packing dept. Pac.

Sheet Metal Wks, r. ISieVi Folsom
" Matthew, horseman, r. 313 Eddy
" Victor, foreman S. F. Bridge Co., r. 512Y2

Natoma
" Victor, warehouseman Bode & Haslett, r.
214b Francisco
Stormer John, seaman, r. 338 Drumm
Stormfield Charles S., restaurant, 145, 10th, r.
935 Minna
' Frank J., stock clerk Holhrook, Merrill &

Stetson, r. 1607 Folsom
" Oscar, paper maker, r. 3133>4, 16th
Stormon John (Reiner & Stormon), r. 34 Lundy

Lane
Storms John, plumber, r. 225 Stevenson
" Mary, widow, r. The (Lick) Old Ladies'

Home
" William H., field asst. Cal. State Mining
Bureau, r. 3900 Bush
Storne William R,, with Pac. Coast Syrup Co.,

r. 750 Harrison
Storror Edward, physician, 305 Larkin, r. 711

Erode rick
Storror L. W., superintendent Pacific Postal
Telegraph-Cable Co., 534 Market, r. 711
Broderick
Storrs Adelbert L., carpenter E. J. Bowen, r.
1311 Montgomery
" Andrew J., chief ofacerstr'Progreso, r. WV^

Henry
" William, cooper, r. 14 Washington
Storry George, laborer Fulton Eng. & Ship Bidg.
Wks, r. SW cor Broderick and Jefferson
" John, master mariner, r. 3014'/^ Dupont
" Leonard, r. 3014i/i Dupont
j8®~Storry. See Storey and Story
Storti Edward, stencil cutter George H. Tay

Co., r. 8291/4 Vallejo rear
Story Charles R., r. 1778 Green

" Frederick, r. 747 Howard
Story George A., cashier Mutual Savings Bank,
33 Post, r. Sausalito
» George J. U., clerk freight auditor's dept.

S. P. Co. , r. 1 147 Guerrero
•' G. Percival, glove cutter F. G. Conklin &

Co., r. 1147 Guerrero
" Jacob F., laundry office, 53, 3d, r. 5O/2, 3d
" Robert D., carpenter, r. 1137 Mission
'BS^Story. See Storey and Storry
Storz D. 0. (Kuss & Storz), artistic decorator,

432 Sutter, r. 2111 Bush
Stose Willis C, bookkeeper Augustus T. Hatch,

r. 13!4 Sanchez
Stoter Andrew, porter, r. 63 Minna
Stothard Thompson, peddler, r. 210 Sweeney
Stothers Thomas, tanner C. G. Bennett & Go.
StotlarMary, widow, r. 536 Ellis
Stott D. J., pacer hanger G. Orsi, r. 781 Mis-
sion
" James, oiler str Columbia
" John, messman str Columbia
" John, packer Neustadter Bros., r. 133 Fair

Oaks
" Joseph, clerk W. J. Landen, r. 1118 Guer-
rero
" Joseph, seaman, r. 131 Langton
" Wellington, surgical and dental special-
ties, 319 Spreckels Bldg
" William H., clerk Nenstadter Bros., r. 133
Fair Oaks
Stoudt Henry, r. 3717a Harrison
" John, butcher J. O'Brien, r. 2717A Harrison

W.W.MONTAGUE & CO.

Black and Galvanized

and FITTINGS, all sizes, for Gas,
Steam and Water.
311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Stout A. B., physician, r. St. Luke's Hospital .
" Commodore P., engineer, r. 1636 Grove
" Frank, teamster, r. 1916 Market
" George H., health inspector Board of

Health, r. 3335 Taylor
" John, laborer, r. 438% Jessie rear
" Milton R., laborer, r. 1314V4 Larkin rear
" Milton W., packer, r. 814 Hampshire
" William P., attorney at law, r. 1060 Fulton
JW^Stout. See Staud
Stoutenborough Charles H. (Ives & Co.), r. 1931

Octavia
Stoutenburg Edgar C, bookkeeper Sherwood &
Sherwood, r. 14!^ Moss
" Hermine, widow, r. 14M Moss
Stouter Francis J., painter Peter N. Kuss, r.

205, 9th
Stovall Anna M. Miss, instructor Golden Gate
Kindergarten Free Normal Training
School, r. 33 Glen Park Av
" James B., clerk auditing dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. 22 Glen Park Av
" Josephine, widow, r. 220 Turk
Stovel Charles J., with Balfour, Guthrie & Co.,

r. 2613 Buchanan
Stover L. Edmund, coast telegraph editor Call r.
Press Club
" J. O., laborer Gray Bros., r. 915 Sansome
" Nelson (Schimmel& Stover), r. 330 Sutter
" Susan A., widow, r. 2103 Fillmore
" William H., student, r. 516 Golden Gate
Av
4®-Stover. See Stoever
Stow Eleanor Miss, student, r. 817a Hayes
Stow Vanderlynn, secretary Thomas Day &
Co., 233 Sutter, r. 1933 Sacramento
" William W. (estate of), Vanderlynn Stow,
W. F. Herrin and A. N. Drown executors,
office 223 Sutter
" W. W. Mrs., widow, r. 1013 Pine
Stowe Beecher, compositor The Western Out-
look, r. 8 Bernard
" Charles, with T. L. Seebold, r. 681 Mission
'' Joseph, hostler Cal. Construction Co., r.
530, 17th
Stowell Frederick W., journalist Chronicle, r.
Commercial Hotel
" Harry B., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1719a

Haight
" Walter L., inquiry clerk Post Office, r. 6

Liberty
" W. H. H. Mrs., r. Palace Hotel
Stowers Jennie, domestic, 936 Hyde

" Nathaniel H., bartender, r. UOS'/^ Clay
Strachan A. F., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 96
Precita Av
" Belle, dressmaker, r. 471 Valencia
" Frederick A., laborer, r. 1405b Pacific
" George, traveling salesman, r. 2833 Jack-
son
" Gertrude Mrs., teacher music, r. 1115 Van

Ness Av
" Janet Mrs., domestic, SE cor Devisadero

•' John E., draughtsman First St. Wks Union
Iron Wks, r. 1115 Van Ness Av

Strack J. C, tailor, r. 330 Montgomery Av

Stradley Walter P., attorney at law and United
States Commissioner of Immigration,
11-13 Mills Bldg, 4th floor, r. 501 Geary

Strahan Thomas E., butcher, cor 20th and Mis-
souri, r. 518 Missouri, Potrero

Strahle Jacob, proprietor Jacob Strahle State
Quarry, .331 Montgomery, room 17

Strahle Jacob & Co. See St. Germain Billiard
Co.

WASHBDRN & MOEN MFG. CO,

BARBED
COPPER
INSULATED

WIRE

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ROPE,

SPRINGS

J. GUNDLACH & Co.

Fine Old Table Wines.
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J. C. WILSON & CO.
Coal, Coke and Pig Iron.

PRINCIPAL OFFICE.

900 Battery Street. TeL Main 1864.

OAKLAND BRANCH,

1058 Broadway. Teleplione 54.

S.trahle Jacob Slate Quarry (Kelsey, Cal.),
Jacob Strahle proprietor, 331 Montgom-
ery, room 17
g- " Magdalena Miss, r. 410 Utah

■jj " Margaret, widow, r. 14 Antonio

E-> " Paul C, butcher, 1436 Church

" Robert, butcher, 1248 Sanchez, r. 1244 San-
■^ Chez

"" " William, tailor Samuel Damner, r. 14 An-

5 tonio

te Strahlie James, mining, r. 102 Mason
o Straight Charles M., photographer, r. 410, 3d
^ Strain Daniel, laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli
-H Av

<o " Edward D., salesman Hale Bros., r. Hotel

J5 St. Nicholas

Strain Edward L., dentist, 21 Powell, r. Occi-
dental Hotel
" James A,, cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 714
Sierra
"^ " R. R., laborer, r. 411 Sansome

^ Straka Hugo C, bookkeeper Adolph Sutro, r.
"* 15111/2 Larkin

Strakay Louis, shoemaker James Anderson, r.

283 Stevenson
Stram Peter, cabinetmaker Fink & Schindler,

r. 616 Linden Av
Stranahan Annie Miss, bookkeeper F. W.
Wright, r. 428 Clipper
" David B., r. 428 Clipper
" M. J. Miss, stenographer Andros & Frank,

r. 428 Clipper
" William J., mill hand Deming-Palmer Mill-
ing Co., r. 428 Clipper
Strand Alexander, cabinetmaker Harold Sefton,
r. 6 Reed
" Augustus, real estate, 45, 3d
" Benjamin, r. 811 Guerrero
" Conrad F., 1st officer str Point Arena, r. 21

Isis
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 240 Greenwich
" Frederick, laborer, r. 240 Grennwich
" George, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 1123

York
" James, coalpasser str Mariposa
" Joseph, guard County Jail 2, r. 1123 York
" Louis, ropemaker Washburn & Moen Mfg.

Co., r. 21181/2 Bay
" William, machine hand David Woemer, r.

240 Greenwich
" William, brick layer, r. 1123 York
Strandberg Axel F., carpenter, r. 52 Serpentine
PI
" Frank G., carpenter, r. 12 Pond
" Jennie, domestic, 503 Capp
Strandbourg Louis, wire worker, r. 1821 Mason
Strang Alexander, boiler maker Risdon I. and
L. Wks, r. Cambridge opp Felton
" James, bartender, r. 333 Louisiana
" James H., carpenter, r. 1517 Sanchez
" John, hostler St, George Stables
Strange Edward W., watch maker and jeweler,

1906 Market, r. 208 Waller
Strasburg Pauline A. Miss, nurse Hospital for

Children, 3700 California
Strasman William, waiter, r. 735 Brannan
Strassb&rger Adolph, salesman, r Lick House
Strassburger Isaac P., foreman S. H. Frank &

Co., r. 19/2 Harriet
Strassen Lisette C. Miss, saleslady, r. 1129

Buchanan
Strasser Abraham, poultry and game, 78-79
Centre Market, r. 624 Hayes
" Emanuel, driver, r. 621 Locust Av
" Henry, salesman Meyer & Karl, 'r. 708
Linden Av

Strasser Herman, salesman A. Strasser, r. (

" Leopold, carrier postofflce, r. 412 Hayes

" Sophie, Mrs., dairy produce, 412 Hayes

Strassler Jacob, dairy produce, 2506 Mission

" John, cellarman Cal. Wine Assn
Stratford Frank, clerk E. E. George Shoe Co., r.
Alameda
" Harry J., clerk Payot, Upham & Co., r.
Alameda
Strather Abraham, waiter, r. 418 Natoma
Strathmann Henry, clerk Gerd Schomaker, r.

572 Bryant
Stratmeyer William, r. 515% Bush
Strathmore The, Charles F. Dooley manager, 207

Larkin
Stratton A. J., r. Commercial Hotel
" Charles C, salesman S. F. Commission Co.,

r. 438 Van Ness Av
" Cornelius A., merchandise broker, 216
Front, r. Alameda
Stratton Frederick S., attorney at law, 159-160
Crocker Bldg, r. Oakland
" George H., cashier Robert Dickson, r. 130

Scott
" Henry E.. house raiser John S. Stratton, r.

92414 Hariison
" Herbert R., cooper David Woerner, r. 117

CoUingwood
" James T., civil engineer, 159 Crocker Bldg,

r. East Oakland
" John S., house raiser, 420, 5th, r. San

Rafael
" Lettie C, widow (Stratton & Nivens), r.

413 Geary
" R. B., quartermaster str Australia
Stratton Schuyler, steam carpet beating and
renovating works, 19, 8th
" Virginia E., widow, r. 117 CoUingwood
" Wallace C, physician, 2255 Mission
" William, clerk freight auditor's dept. S. P.

Co.,r. 1101 Pine
" & Nivens (Mrs. Lettie C. Stratton and
Miss Jessie Nivens), milliners, 413
Geary
Straub Adam (Mibach & Straub), r. 44 Diamond
" August, liquors, 632, 4th
" Charles, iron worker, r. 19 Julian Av
" Emil, laborer, r. NE cor Napa and Lou-
isiana
" Frank, bakery, 105, 23d
" Frank J., spinner Auerbach & Thompson,

r. 44 Diamond
" Joseph (Stepp & Straub), r. 514% Geary
" Lena, widow, r. 514i/4 Geary
" Nicholas, cigar maker, r. 44 Diamond
" Phillip, restaurant, 203 Polk
" Rebecca L. Mrs., r. 916 Bush
" William, bookbinder H. S. Crocker Co., r.
W s Mission nr Silver Av
;8®-Straub. See Stroube

Straube Elizabeth Miss, bakery, 805% Fil-
bert
Streuber Emil, machinist, r. 734 Treat Av
Strauberg Gustave, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r.

110214 Tennessee
Straubern Henry, porter People's Palace
Strauch John 0., secretary Bode & Haslett,
1201 Battery, r. 1421 Washington
" Waldemar G., clerk C. Schilling & Co., r.
1421 Washington
Straus Abraham L., manager iStiner, Straus &
Hyman, r. 426 Golden Gate Av
August L., watchmaker, 207 Montgomery,

r. .591 Ellis
August L., Jr., salesman August L.

Straus, r. 591 Ellis
Bertha, widow, r. 426 Golden Gate Av
Emanuel, vice-president California Can-
neries Co., r. 2018 Webster
Gaston, attorney at law, 320 California,

rooms 7-8, r. Maison Riche
Isaac, butcher, r. .32, 21st
Isaac C. Mrs., widow, r. 1329 Eddy
Leon, wool sorter Watson & Maix, r. 1329

Eddy
Lewis C, clerk, r. 1700 Fell
Louis (Stiner, Straus & Hyman), r. 1909
Van Ness Av

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Straus Meyer, artist, studio 96 Flood Bldg, r.
1604 Steiner
" Sylvan, salesman Stiner, Straus & Hyman,
r. 426 Golden GateAv
Strause Arthur, traveling salesman, r. 1114
Sacramento
" Moses, r. 1114 Sacramento
" Solomon, clerk Jacob Abrams, r. 1111 Sac-
ramento
Strauseman William, bedmaker Harmony

Hotel, r. 735 Brannan
Strauss Arthur (S. Strauss), r. 950 Geary
" August, baker, r. 421, 4th
" Bernard, r. 1514 California
Strauss Bemliard, birds, dogs and cages, 411
Kearny, r. 2923 Jackson
" Charles, r. 370 Minna
" Charles A. P., furniture varnisher, r. 4c

Decatur
" Edgar L., stock broker, r. 791 Sutter
" Edward A., salesman, r. 10591/4 Howard
" Emanuel S., salesman Cal. Furniture Co.,

r. 118!^ Ellis
•' Frank M., clerk K. Strauss
" H. & S. (New York), corsets, Frederick

Stern agent, 523 Market
" Hugo, tanner S. Bloom & Sons, r. 1129 York
" Ida R. Miss, teacher Hamilton Grammar

School, r. 1514 California
" Joseph, clerk, r. 701 Golden Gate Av
" Joseph, driver Bennett & Schutte, r. 221

Eddy
" Joseph M., pawn broker, 75-77, 4th, r. 77%,

4th
" Kaufmann, drayman, 118-120 Pine, r. 701
Golden Gate Av
Strauss Levi, president Levi Strauss & Co.,

10-16 Battery, r. 621 Leavenworth
Strauss Levi & Co. (incorporated), Levi Strauss
president, Jacob Stern 1st vice-presi-
dent, Sigmund Stern 2d vice-president,
Louis Stern treasurer, Abraham Stern
• secretary, importers and wholesale
dealers dry and furnishing goods, 10-13-
14-16 Battery
" Mark, butcher Jacob Meyers, r. 2310 Bry-
ant
" Martin, bookkeeper K. Strauss, r. Ala-
meda
" May E. Miss, school teacher, r. 1514 Cali-
fornia
" Moses (Kohlberg, Strauss & Frohman), r.

201 Taylor
" Moses, with Joseph M. Strauss, r. 1508

O'Farrell
" Nicolai E., painter, r. 161 Chattanooga
" Paul, finisher The Norton Tanning Co., r.

Shakespeare nr Hope
" Paul, laborer, r. 4c Decatur
" Peter, furrier, 311 Eddy
" S. (Arthur Strauss and Frank Roux), hides,
pelts, furs and tallow, 53 Clay
Strauss Samuel (Strauss & Strauss), r. 1444
Leavenworth
" Samuel, clerk K. Strauss, r. 701 Golden
Gate Av
Strauss Samuel, fancy dry goods and gents'
furnishing, SE cor Devisadero and Post,
r. 2233 Post
" Sarah Miss, teacher Agassiz Primary
School, r. 1508 O'Farrell
Strauss Slgmuud (Strauss & Strauss), r. 1453
Leavenworth
" Sigmund L., bartender Hagerty Bros., r.

cor Ocean Boulevard and Fulton

" Sigmund N. E., r. Pacific Hebrew Home

Strauss & Strauss (Sigmund and Samuel), dry

goods, 1327-1229 and 1437-1429 Stockton
4®"Strauss. See Straus, Strause, Stross,

Strouse and Struss
Strausser Joseph M., porter Wells, Fargo & Co.,
r. 319 Grant Av
" Michael, laborer F. Korbel & Bros., r. 1
Boardman PI
Straut George, r. 938 Fillmore
j8®"Straut. See Stroud and Strout
Strautman Emily, domestic, 331, 4th
Strawberry Hill Observatory, Golden Gate
Park

Strawbridge Wilber L., machinist Union T.

Wks, r. 31 Laussat
Strawmeyer A., waiter str San Bias
Strazzalla Dominick, fish market, 1418 Stockton
Streahl Lilian K., widow, r. 1158 Golden Gate

Av
Stream Fred, watchmaker Hammersmith &
Field, r. 830a Geary
" John T., watchmaker O. Blomquist, r. Ala-
meda
J9®~Stream. See Striem
Streather J. G., pantryman str Australia
Strebinger Frederick, teacher music, r. 120 Turk
Streckenbach Hugo W. (Streckenbach & Co.), r.
1233 Mission
" H. W. Mrs., teacher music and languages,

404 Franklin
" & Co. (Hugo W. Streckenbach), groceries
and liquors, 1232 Mission
Strecker Adolph (Strecker & Kern), r. 117 Olive
Av
" James, brass finisher J. Roylance Brass

Wks, r. 514 Mission
" & Kern (Adolph Strecker and William
Kern), barbers, 49 Post
4®"Strecker. See Strieker
Streckfuss Charles (Streckfuss, Oppel & Co.), r.
119, 20th
" , Oppel & Co., (Charles Streckfuss and
John Oppel), manufacturers cigars, 815
Hampshire
Street Arthur J., painter C. J.Foley, r. 2521 Bush
" Charles, motorman S. F. & S. M. Ry, r. 338

Day
" Clara E. Miss (Robleto & Street), r. 535

Alvarado
" Cyrus H., manager Safety Window Clean-
ing Hinge Co., 1 Mills Bldg, 3d floor, r.
Oakland
" Edwin A., painter C. J. Foley, r. 2531 Bush
" Einma Mrs., matron Pacific Homoeopathic

Dispensary, r. 743 Howard
" George E., bookkeeper Newman & Levin-
son, r. 534^2 Turk
" Harriet F., widow, r. 535 Alvarado
" Hubbard, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. 100 Jones
Street John H. (Kapp & Street), r. 1019 Fair
Oaks
" Jonathan, cooper Lucas & Co., r. 743 How-
ard
" Olivia Miss, dressmaker Gustav Flamm,

r. 1413 Polk
" Sarah Mrs., proprietor The Orient, 118, 6th
" William J., watches and jewelry, 350 Bush,
r. 534% Turk
Streeten James M., offlce 330 Pine, room 55
Streeter Ernest E., proof reader, r. 316 Eddy

" John C, r. 315 O'Farrell
Strehl A. C, foreman machine hand S. F. Fur-
niture Mfg. Co., r. 34 Mint Av
" Adolph, book maker, r. 427 Turk
" August, cooper, r. SW cor Arkansas and

18th, Potrero
" Charles, butcher, 103 New Montgomery, r.

908 Post
" Charles, riveter, r. SW cor Arkansas and

18th, Potrero
" Henry, seacher records, r. 1134, 33d
" Jacob H., clerk Simpson & Millar, r. 419

Jersey
" John, riveter, r. SW cor Arkansas and

18th, Potrero
" Philip, deputy Assessor, r. 3531 McAllister
" Rudolph, candy maker, r. 635 Becker PI
i8®=-Strehl. See Strohl

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Strehlke Louis F. (Louis F. Strehlke & Co.), r.
NW cor Scott and Eddy

Strehlke Louis F. & Co. (Louis F. Strehlke),
druggists and chemists. NW cor Scott
and Eddy

Strel Alfred J., with A. Davis & Co., r. 208 Fill-
more
" John H., musician, r. 308 Fillmore
" William L. E., cashier Hale Bros., r. 208
Fillmore

Streib William, barber Deckelman & Davis, r.
519 Sacramento

Streibic Stephen, tailor, r. 1 McDermot PI

Streicher Anna E. Mrs., notions, 442^. 9th

STREIFF PETER,

wines and liquors, SW cor Minna and
Lafayette, bet llth and 12tli, r. 1023
Minna
Streight Claude A., clerk, r. 154 Golden Gale

Av
Streit Mathias, machinist Joseph Wagner Mfg.

Co., r. 19 Hawthorne
Strelitz Arnold, bookkeeper, r. 922 O'Farrell
" Harry, clerk, r. 922 O'Farrell
" Jacob, speculator, r. 922 O'Farrell
Strelow August C. (Strelow & Horstman), r. 318
Jessie
" H., attendant U. S. Quarantine Station,

Angel Island
" J., r. 420 Jackson
" Robert, laborer, r. 1321 Mason
" & Horstman (August C. Strelow and Mar-
tin Horstman), liquors, 65, 4th
Stremmel Adolph, waiter, r. 726, 6th Av
Streng Charles, waiter Wilson Dining Saloon,

r. 437 Minna
Streu Charles, secretary Home Manufactur-
ing Co.. .561 Brannan, r. 152 Erie
Streuber Emil (Galli Machine Wks), r. 734
Treat Av
" Gustav A., machinist Payne's Bolt Wks.
r. Oakland
Steuli Emile, musician, r. 5 Reed PI
Streveck William M., solar printer, r. 9561,4

Howard
Strible Henry E., machinist Cal. Perforating

Screen Co., r. 231V4 Birch Av
Strieker Charles, junk dealer, r. 2733 Howard
" Henry, packer J. Martenstein &Co., r. 1911

Dupont
" John, bartender F. Levers, r. 3 Mary Lane
4?g=Stricker. See Strecker and Stryker'
Strickie John, molder, r. 404, 9th
Strickland Annie, widow, r. 15 Belvedere
" EffieD. Mrs., r. 915 Geary
■' Elizabeth, widow, r. 733 Guerrero
" George, r. 51b South Park
" George, fruit dealer, r. 9.30, 25th
" George D. Mrs., r. 1917 Webster
" Henry, r. 735 Brannan

" Hiram O., pipe maker W. W. Montague &

Co., r. 733 Guerrero

Strickland Sidney L., dentist, hours 9 a. m. to

4 p. m., 803 Sutter, telephone East 924, r.

15 Belvedere

" Wilford R., porter Home and Phoenix Ins.

Co's., r. 1229 Vallejo
" William E., painter, r. 563 Minna
.^Strickland. See Stickland
Strickner Fannie, waiter P. L. Black, r. 2701

Mission
Stride Jesse S., with ^tna Ins. Co., r. Elm-
hurst, Alameda Co.
Striegel Conrad, bricklayer, r. 18, 14th Av South
" Conrad Jr., laborer, r. 18. 14th Av South

Striegel Joseph P., plumbing and gasfitting, 2205
Geary, r. 1415Ji Hayes
" Louis, candy maker Rothschild & Ehrenp-
fort, r. 18, 14th Av South
Striek Mathew, machinist, r. 19 Hawthorne
Striem Harry, treasurer and manager The S.
H. Collins Co., 227 Kearny, r. 2626 Sacra-
mento
4®"Striem. See Stream
Striening Ann, widow, r. 1802 Union
Strietberger Frederica, widow, lodgings, 521

Post
Striker John, r. 650, 4th
Strikler Emil. cellarman, r. 711 Mission
Stringa William, umbrella manufacturer and
dealer gents' furnishing goods, 1208
Polk
Stringer Ida M., widow, r. 2524 Gough

" W. A., r. 2524 Gough
Stringham Frank D., law student Bishop &

Wheeler, r. 1833 Ellis
Stripdopedious Glaus, baker H. Zaun, r. 326

Broadway
Strippel Caspar G., jeweler William Baehr, r.

9 Elgin Park Av
Strite Samuel H., vice-president and treasurer
The Union Lithograph Co., 316 Sacra-
mento, r. Golden Gate, Alameda Co.
Stritt Victor, butcher A. Hauser, r. 211i4 Lea-
venworth
Strittmatter Charles, cook H. Gaetjen, r. 27
Oak Grove Av
" Joseph, carpenter U. S. Brewery, r. 40 De-
Long Av
Stritzinger Frank, cooper John Wieland Brew-
ery, r. 87, 25th
Stritzky John, deckhand, r. 523, 2d
Stroback Maggie, widow, r. 715 Howard
J8®-Stroback. See Strohbach
Strobel Charles, r. 2 Wool
" Charles W., clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 148 Hancock
" Christina, widow, r. 1129Folsom
■' Frederick G., typesetter, r. 1129Folsom
Strobridge J. H., capitalist, 129 Crocker Bldg,

r. Haywards, Cal.
Stroecker Charles, electrician M. Schimetschek
r. 819 Oak
" Edward H., asst bookkeeper Bovee, Toy &

Sonntag, r. 819 Oak
" George L., bartender Osmer & Co., r. 202

Brannan
" Wilhelmina, widow (Osmer & Co.), r. 819
Oak
Stroetgen Joseph, painter, 403 Gough, r. 130

Douglass
Stroh Antone G.. clerk Denis Fagothey, r. 827
Ellis
" Dora, domestic. 1417 Larkin
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 827 Ellis
" Ferdinanda, widow, r, 1420 Jackson
" Frederick, T., clerk M. Ehrman, r. 1420

Jackson
" George, carpenter, r. 827 Ellis
" George N., stenographer, r. 1420 Jackson
Strohbach Max, waiter, r. 235!?4 Hickory Av

■' William, shoemaker, 340 Sanchez
Strohl Christian, baker Charles Strohmaier, r.
418 Brannan
" Frederick, machinist, r. 708 Green
" George, lithographer, r. 708 Green
" Gottfried, liquors, 640 Green, r. 708 Green
" Jacob (Wahl & Strohl), r. 708 Green
" Louis, clerk, r. 708 Green
Strohmaier Charles, bakery, 418 Brannan
Strohmeier Albert, barber L. B. Lippert, r. 12
Lewis PI
" Edward, silver polisher Shreve & Co., r.

26 Lewis PI
" G., waiter str Pomona
" George, plumber Samuel Ickelheimer &

Bro., r. 120, 2d Av
" Joseph, shoemaker, 519 Bush, r. 26 Lewis PI
" Louis, foreman Edward C. Hughes, r. Ill,

27th
" Otto, compositor Edward C. Hughes, r. 26

Lewis PI
" William A., candy maker M. L. Steams, r.
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Strohsahl William, laborer, r. 4^/4 Hoff Av
" William Jr., apprentice Thompson Bros.,
r. 41/3 Hoff Av
Stroker James, brass finisher, r. 512 Mission
Strom Andrew, musical instrument maker, 414
McAllister, r. 616 Linden Av
" Andrew, seaman, r. 820 Battery
" Christian, motorman Market St By., r. 1629

Turk
" G., reporter, r. 737 Howard
" Herman, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
" Herman, seaman, r. 410, 5th
" John, seaman, r. 41^ East
" Peter, cabinet maker, 414 McAllister, r. 616

Linden Av
" Pierre O., tailor, 622 Clay, r. Oakland
" Victor, warehouseman, r. 214V^b Francisco
" William, carpenter, r. 1216 Sacramento
4S"Strom. See Strome

Stromberg Henry A., student, r. 1408 Pacific
" Ida F., widow, stationery and confection-
ery, 1408 Paciffc
" John F., clerk, r. 1408 Pacific
" Joseph F., bookkeeper, r. 1408 Pacific
" Joseph F. Jr., r. 1408 Pacific
" Sophie, domestic City and County Hos-
pital
Stomborg John, master schr St. Thomas, office

9 Mission

Strome Charles M., cook William Jenkins, r.
20 Hartford
" Edward B., engineer Wells, Russell & Co.,
r. 20 Hartford
Stromme Theodore, r. Old People's Home
Strong Allen, carriage painter, r. 1205 Broad-
way
Ann, widow, r. 1615'/2 Geary
C, quartermaster str City of Panama
Charles F., manager printing dept. Meth-
odist Book Depository, r. 845 Castro
Colin G., druggist and physician, SE cor
Clay and Leavenwortn, r. Hotel Pleas-
anton
Daniel W., r. 220 Haight
Edward B., publisher Strong's Ofiflicial
Bulletin S. F. and N. P. Ry., 424 San-
some, r. San Rafael
Eli, capitalist, r. 1007 Washington
Frederick A., bookkeeper George F. Grant,

r. Golden Gate, Cal.
G., painter Cal. St. RR., r. 1205 Broadway
George H. (Dewey & Co.), r. Oakland
George H., clerk auditing dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. 322 Jersey
George J., clerk local freight offlce S. P.

Co., r. 338 Eddy
Geerge W., quartz mill and sample work s

10 Stevenson, r. 2214 Larkin
George W., stationery and notions, 2039

Mission
Halsey D., pressman Methodist Book De-
pository, r. 845 Castro
J. G., laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli Av
J. L. Mrs., r. 711 Jones
Johanna, widow, r. 23i/4 Folsom Av
John, millwright, r. 2013 Folsom
John, seaman, r. 14 Washington
Joseph D., portrait artist, 7 Montgomery

Av
Maggie, weaver William A. Gchrock
Strong Nathaniel R., vice-president Pacific
Metal Works, 137-139, 1st, r. cor Benning-
ton and Ellert
" N. B. (Bolton & Strong), r. 2821 Pine
" Nellie Mrs., domestic, 317, 3d
" Robert, cooper Pacific Woodenware and

Cooperage Co., r. 23i4 Folsom Av
" Walter V., assayer G. W. Strong, r. 2214

Larkin
" & Garfield Co. (East Weymouth, Mass.),
Charles P. Baughman Pac. Coast agent,
819 Market, room 14
4®=-Strong. See Strang

Strong's Ofacial Bulletin S. F. and North Pac.
Ry., E. B. Strong publisher, 424 Sansome
Stress Henry, musician, 39, 4th
" John A., musician, r. 15 Hyde
" William, musician, r. 448 Natoma rear
See Strouse and Struss

Stroth Carl, carpenter, r. 435, 14th
Strother Fleet F., attorney at law, 1026 Bush
" Lewis H., 1st lieut. Co. D, 1st Infantry.

U. S. A., Angel Island
4®="Strother. See Strather

StrotllOflF John, proprietor Third Street Ex-
change, 25, 3d, r. 936, 15th
Stroud James H., fireman Chemical Engine 1,

r. 724 Broadway
" John R., pharmacist Wakelee & Co., r. 14

Yerba Buena
" Mary Mrs., nurse, r. 724 Broadway
" William C, salesman Dalton Bros., r. 422

Ellis
je®"Stroud. See Straut and Strout
Stroup Thomas D. , millhand, r. 62 Erie
Strout Edward B., box maker Pac. and S. F.

Box Factory, r. 21 Hawthorne
Strouse Leh nan, pork packer Mark Strouse, r.

215 San Bruno Av
Strouse Mark, proprietor Bay City Packing

House, San Bruno Av nr Cortland Av,

and butcher, 1146 Market, r. 2412 Pacific

Av
J8S="Strouse. See Straus, Strause, Strauss,

Stress and Struss
Strozynski Katherine, widow, r. 802 Sanchez

STROZYNSKI STANISLAS,

ladies' hairdresser, importer human
hair and Parisian novelties, 24 Geary,
telephone Main 5697, r. 404 EUis

Strubel Frank P., r. Silver Av nr San Bruno Av
" Frederick, butcher Henry Lux, r. Silver Av

nr San Bruno Av
" George, teamster, r. Silver Av nr San

Bruno Av
" John, laborer, r. 715 Howard
■ " Philip W., tanner, r. Silver Av nr San
Bruno Av
" Valentine, r. Silver Av nr San Brano Av
" Valentine G., laborer, r. Qnr 17th Av South
Struck Paul, carpenter, r. 259 Tehama
Struckmann Elise, domestic, 238 Bartlett
" Henry, groceries, 1529 Dupont, r. 501 Fil-
bert
" William, liquors, NE cor Beale and Fol-
som
Strudwick Samuel H., Wheatstone operator

W. U. Tel. Co., r. 427 Sutter
Struna John, laborer, r. 110 Perry
Strunsky Elias, r.318i/4 Fulton rear
Strunz W. Victor, vocalist, r. 2015 Golden Gate

Av
Struse Theodore, r. 39 Madison Av rear
Struss Lena, widow, r. 1404 O'Farrell
" Max, r. 1404a O'Farrell
" Sophie Miss, stenographer Gray & Bar-

bieri, r. 13121/2 Filbert
" William, laborer Market St. Ry., r. 131214

Filbert
" William Jr., pressman Valleau & Peter-
son, r. 13121/2 Filbert
4®^Struss. See Stress and Strouse
Strutzky John, seaman, r. 523, 2d
Struve John, farmer, r. 220 Pacific
Struven Berthold, tanner, r. 571, 26t.h
" Frederick C, carpet layer Pattosien Car-
pet Co., r. 571,26th
" Helena, domestic, 1730 Pine
" Johannes, wood carver, r. 1232b Jessie
" John (Struven & Birgle), r. 23d bet Ver-
mont and Kansas
" Peter, tanner C. G. Bennett & Co.
" & Birgle (John Struven and Charles Bir-
gle), tanners, San Bruno Av nr Army

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Struving Bertha Mrs. , nurse, r. 8 Jansen

" John H., cook John Voyer, r. 8 Jansen
Struvy Emma L. Miss, music teacher, r. 2220
Post
" F. C. & Co. (Frederick C. Struvy), whole-
sale cigars, 525 Front
" Frederick C. (F. C. Struvy & Co.), r. 2220
Post
Strycker Charles, groceries and liquors, 2401
Bush
" E. B. Miss, secretary general freight agent
Atlantic and Pacific RR. Co., r. San Le-
andro, Alameda Co.
Stryker Peter G., bookkeeper, r. 2614 Howard
4®=Stryker. See Strieker
Stuart A., messman str Santa Rosa
" Alexander C. (O. W, Marye & Co.), r. Berk-
eley
" Alfred W., salesman O'Connor. Moffatt &

Co., r. 603 Ellis
" Andrew S., r. 309 Castro
" A. W., miner, r. 1926 Market
" Charles, clerk, r. 800 Kearny

STUART CHARLES A.,

assistant manager Western Assurance
Co. (of Toronto, Canada), and B.itlsh

America Assurance Co. (of Toronto.

Canada), 423 California, r. 1222 Pine
Stuart Charles D., with J. M. Rademaker, r. 1364

Market
" Christina Mrs., lodgings, 123 Powell
" David, bookkeeper James W. H. Campbell,

r. 34, 12th
" Edward W., steward Daly & Davitt, r. 9

Russ
" Emeline E., widow, r. 1016 Sutter
" Florence, widow, r. 541a Turk
" Francis, teacher singing, r. 1016 Sutter •
" Frederick E., salesman Joseph T. Poheim,

r. 317 Geary
" James, r. Mission Road opp Crescent Av
" James, manager weekly subscription dept

The Examiner, r Hotel Baltimore
" James Jr., driver John T. Stuart, r. Mission

Road opp Crescent Av
" James Mrs., proprietor Hotel Baltimore,

1013 Van Ness Av
" Jesse C, waiter str City of Puebla, r. 524

Front
" John T., dairy, Mission Road opp Crescent

Av
" John W., druggist, SE cor 24th and Church
" Joseph, repairer Yosemite Mfg Co., r. 231

7th
" Joseph R., r. 519 Ellis
" Justis, clerk Bowers Rubber Co., r. 1340

Sacramento
" Kenneth M., driver Peter T. Wolff, r. cor

Persia Av and Naples
" Nils, seaman barge Redwood
" Smith W., consulting engineer, 422 Safe

Deposit Bldg, r. Berkelev
" Thomas, engraver Hopps & Sons
" Thomas H., master barge Redwood, office 5

Spear, r. 910 Minnesota
Stuart William A., attorney at law, 606 Mont-
gomery, r. 796 Van Ness Av
" William E., law student W. A. Stuart, r

796 Van Ness Av
" William G., clerk auditing dept Wells

Fargo & Co., r. Oakland
" William H., gripman Sutter St. Ry, r. 1416

Bush
" William J., stevedore, r. 324 Ritch
4®-Stuart. See Steuart and Stewart

Stubbe Hermann W., laundryman Electric

Laundry Co., r. 1711 Market rear
Stubbs David D., secretary Occidental and
Oriental Steamship Co.,offlce 425 Market,
r. Oakland
" Emily Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1900 Powell
Stubbs John C, third vice-president Southern
Pacific Company, 4 Montgomery, room
51, r. 2519 Pacific Av
" John G., clerk general freight office S. P.

Co., r. Oakland
" William E., Pac. Coast agent Crofut &
Knapp (N. Y.), office 35 New Montgom-
ery, r. Occidental Hotel
Stube Henry A., clerk Charles Tepper, r. 421

Bush
Stubenrauch Charles A., salesman J. Seidl &
Co., r. 1020 Leavenworth
" Valentine, bookkeeper Redington & Co., r.
Lorin
Stuber Jacob (Stuber & Weikert), r. NE cor
Geary and Baker
" & Weikert (Jacob Stuber and Albert Weik-
ert), proprietors S, F. Weiss Beer Brew-
ery, NE cor Geary and Baker
Stubo Knud C, machinist Sutro Baths, r. 321,

49th Av
Stuck Henry J., artist Britton & Rey, r. 726

Vallejo
Stucke William, waiter Charles Webber, r. 442

Tehama
Stuckenbrock Diedrich, seaman, r. 45, 3d
Stuckert Charles, traveling salesman Enter-
prise Brewing Co., r. 110, 20th
Stuckey James, molder Atlas Iron Wks
«®-Stuckey. See Stukey
Stuckie Annie, domestic, 3456 Washington
Studabecker Tailor Square Tbe, William M.

Loudon proprietor, 312-314 Post
Studarus Louise Miss, nurse St. Luke's Hos-
pital
Studebaker Brothers Manufacturing Co., Ed-
win E. Ames manager, manufacturers
wagons and carriages, factories Chicago,
111., and South Bend, Ind., office and
salesrooms SW cor Market and 10th
Studeman Augusta, widow, r. 1223 Jones
Studer Johanna Mrs., r. Old People's Home
Studley George W., compositor H. S. Crocker

Co., r. 717 Shotwell
Studwick James E., shoemaker, 206, 5th
" Josephine Miss, saleslady, r. 202 Van Ness

Av
" William F., shoemaker, r. 206, 5th
Studzinski Michael, watchmaker, r. 2222 Pine
Stuecker Quirinus Rev., asst. rector St. An-
thony's German Catholic Church, r. S s
Army nr Folsom
Stuermer Fred (Wiegmann & Stuermer), r. 323
Guerrero
" Fred, groceries and liquors, SE cor Ellis
and Fillmore
Stuetzel Otto, compositor A. J. Leary Co., r.

1198 Treat Av
Stuff Thomas, peddler, r. 13 Hyde
Stuhlmacher William M. B., liquors, 621, 6th
Stuhr August F., soap manufacturer, cor San
Bruno and 15th Avs
" Carrie P. Mrs., teacher singing, r. 4 Leon-
ard PI
" Charles A., clerk, r. 496!^, 4th
" Charles G.. plumber, r. 117 Clipper
" Hans H., seaman, r. 496i4, 4th
" Harry, oysterman, r. 2014 Taylor
" Henry, soap maker A. F. Stuhr, r. cor San

Bruno and 15th Avs
" Louis C. C, machinist, r. 4 Leonard PI
" Maud C. Miss, stenographer Joseph J.

Morris, r. 4 Leonard PI
" Nels, seaman, r. 739, 4th
Stukey Charles, head waiter Palace Hotel grill

room, r. 318 Taylor
Stulz Brothers (Joseph A. Stulz), wholesale
and retail grocers, 533-535 Montgomery
Av and 1931 Fillmore
Stulz Brothers & Co. (Joseph A. Stulz and
William Grandemann), wholesale and
retail grocers, NW cor 16th and Valencia
" Charles, broom maker, r. 921 Greenwich

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Stulz Edward T., salesman Stulz Bros., r. 3021
Clay
" Frank, broom maker, r. 921 Greenwich
" Frederick, laborer, r. 921 Greenwich
" George, clerk, r. 921 Greenwich
" Henry, broom maker Cal. Broom Mfg. Co.,

r. 921 Greenwich
" Joseph A. (Stulz Bros, and Stulz Bros. &

Co.), r. 3021 Clay
"' William, laborer, r. 921 Greenwich
" William Jr., butcher John Nolthenius, r.
921 Greenwich
i^=-Stulz. See Stoltz and Stolz
Stumke Henry G., longshoreman, r. 230 East Av
Stumme Herman, teamster Miller & Lux, r. cor

7th Av South and K
Stump Irwin C, office 32 Mills Bldg, 9th floor,

r. New York
Stumpf Bernard J., driver John W. Ferris
" Bridget, widow, r. 14 Laussat
" C, salesman Cal. Wine Assn
" Charles, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
" Charles A., decorator J. St. Denis & Co., r.

630 Bush
" F. Paul, brewer r. 434 Francisco
" John (John Stumpf & Son), r. 1211 Railroad

Av
" John & Son (John and Peter B.), commis-
sion merchants, dealers in hay. grain
and mill feed, 1211-1217 Railroad Av
" John M., printer H. S. Crocker Co., r. 14

Laussat
" Joseph, watchmaker and shoemaker, 415

G'Farrell
" Marie Mrs., dressmaking. 630 Bush
" Mathaus, shoemaker, r. 2124 Mason
" Matthew N., clerkPeters Bros., r. 14 Laus-
sat
" Peter B. (John Stumpf & Son), r. 1211 Rail-
road
Stunker Cbarles (Stunker & Ehlers), r. 625
Geary
" & Ehlers (Charles Stunker and Frederick
Ehlers), groceries and liquors, NW cor
O'Farrell and Mason
Stuparich Manufacturing Co. The, William
Greenebaum president, Paul J. Stupa-
rich secretary and manager, photo
mounts, fancy cards and advertising
show cards, 523 Market
Stuparlch Paul J., secretary and manager The
Stuparich Manufacturing Co., 533 Mar-
ket, r. 1217 Greenwich
" Steven J., with Stuparich Mfg. Co., r. 704
Stockton
Sturcke Henry (Sturcke & Cordes), and groce-
ries and liquors, 1783 Mission
" & Cordes (Henry Sturcke and John Cordes),
liquors, 3277 Mission
^^-Sturcke. See Sturke

Sturcken Edward T., jeweler Shreve & Co., r.
128 Hickory Av
" Kate C. Miss, copyist, r. 128 Hickory Av
4®°"Sturcken. See Sturken

Sturdivant B. B. &.Brothers (Benjamin B., John
T. and Paul H.), wood, coal, hay and
grain, 611 Golden Gate Av
" Benjamin B. (B. B. Sturdivant & Bros.),
and cashier Butler & Haldan, r. 422
Page
" John T. (B. B. Sturdivant & Bros.), r. 432

Page
" Joseph H., salesman Henry Doyle & Co., r.

1432 Leavenworth
" Lulu M., widow, r. 422 Page
" Paul H. (B. B. Sturdivant & Bros.), and
clerk Pac. Mutual Life Ins. Co., r. 423
Page
4®=-Sturdivant. See Sturtevant
Sture Richard, foreman, r. 330 Pennsylvania Av
Sturel Henri, compositor, r. 701 Stockton
Sturge E. A., M. D., superintendent Japanese
Presbyterian Church and Mission, 121
Haight
Sturgeon Alexander J., salesman, r. 5 Tay
" J. J., accountant, r. 600 Bush
" William, carpenter, r. 602 Oak
Sturges Charles W., salesman Dunham, Carri-
gan & Hayden Co., r. 1320a Union

Sturges Frank F., salesman Murphy, Grant &
Co., r. Oakland
" Frank F. Jr., with Standard Oil Co., r.

Oakland
" MahlonB.,r. 117 Leavenworth
" Selden, vice-principal Horace Mann Gram-
mar School, r. 734 Shot well
" William, broom maker Cal. Broom Mfg.
Co., r. 2Rose Av
Sturgill Louis E., r. 618 Post
Sturia Romeo, bootblack, r. 10 Margaret PI
Sturiza Lorenzo, cook Martin Perich, r. 1209
Kearny
" Nicholas, chop house, 226 Battery, r. 1010

24th
" Nicholas, waiter Bias J. Capetanich, r. 919
Jackson
Sturke Anna, widow, groceries and liquors, Ws

Mission nr Theresa
Sturken Henry (Sturken & Hollings), r. 63 South

Park
Sturken & Hollings (Henry Sturken and Nich-
olas Hollings), groceries and liquors,
NW cor 3d and Brannan
-^"Sturken. See Sturcken
Sturia Antonio, r. 2414V4 Pine
" Giovanni, r. 2309 Mason
" Giovanni B. (Sturia & Figone), r. 1255 Mont-
gomery
" Johanna, widow, r. 3 Taylor PI
" & Figone (Giovanni B. Sturia and Louis
Figone), liquors, 435 Broadway
Sturlesa Lorenzo, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo
Sturm Charles, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Grove and Central Av

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physician and surgeon, female dis-
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cured without the knife, cautery or
caustics, office hours 9 to 11 a. m. and
2 to 4 p. m., rooms 39-40 St. Ann's
Bldg, r. 2617 Central Av, Alameda

Sturmthal Benjamin, floor walker Kohlberg,
Strauss & Frohman, r. Alameda

Sturr Charles, laborer, r. 301 Sierra
" Louis, gardener, r. 6 Montgomery Court

Sturrock Henry, stone cutter John D. McGil-
vray & Co., r. 28 South Park

Stuirock James, boiler maker Risdon I. andL.
Wks, r. 307 Fremont
" John, laborer U. S. Engineer's dept, r.
Presidio

Sturtevant Angle L. Miss, bookkeeper George
A. Fisher, r. 618 Fillmore

Sturtevant C. K., manager Pacific Coast Home
Supply Association, 13 Front, r. Oakland

Sturtevant Charles W., Spanish correspondent
and mining agent, 214 Pine, room 49, r.
618 Fillmore
" Henry G., salesman Miller, Sloss & Scott,

r. Oakland
" Lydia H. Miss, stenographer Payot, Up-
ham & Co., r. 618 Fillmore

4®"Sturtevant. See Sturdivant

Sturts Charles F. A., watchmaker and jewelry,
14 Post, r. 932 Sutter

Sturzinger Albert, bartender Golden West
Hotel

Stusie John, longshoreman, r. 631 Commercial

Stussy David C, butcher Carl MuUer, r. 30 La-
fayette
" Henry, warehouseman Hooker & Co.
" Jacob, barber, r. 1023 Natoma

Stut J. C. H.. mechanical engineer, 217 San-
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Stutenger Frank O., teamster, r. 206 Perry

" George, baker, r. 320 Pacific
Stutt George J., messenger, r. 63 Silver
Stuttmeister William, dentist, 318 Fulton
Stutz Charles, butcher, r. 2211 Taylor
" Charles C, butcher J. Stutz & Co., r. 1604

Taylor
" George, marine engineer, 9 Mission
" J. & Co. (Jacob Stutz and Frederick Patek),

butchers, 52-53 Washington Market
" Jacob (J. Stutz & Co.), r. 2211 Taylor
Stutzman Samuel S., porter Martin F. Beier, r.

622 Clay
Sty an John, r. 523i/4 Geary
" William E., salesman Davis Bros., r. 523V4
Geary
Styche Arthur J., carpenter, r. 705 Banks

" Henry, signalman Cal. St. Ry., r. 613 Jessie
Styles Elizabeth Mrs., notions, Jules Av nr
Ocean House Road
" George, hoseman Engine 7, r. 14 Albion Av
" Milton J., clerk Philip Meyer, r. Oakland
" Robert, plumber, r. 512. 15th rear
" William H., contractor and builder, r.
2215b Sutter
Stymmel Jacob L., clothing, 428 Pacific
Suarez Alfred J., student, r. 1129 Union

" Arsenio, merchant, r. 1129 Union
Subers Timothy B., machinist Dow Steam Pump

Wks, r. 112 Taylor
Sublett William A. (Sylvester & Sublett), r.

Alameda
Subra Joseph G., varieties, 930 Washington
Such William T. (Such & Nelson), r. Berkeley
■' & Nelson (William T. Such and Nels J.
Nelson), dairy, office 1214 Folsom
Suchazinski Frank, r. 1027, 18th
Sucich Peter, restaurant keeper, r. 656 Jessie

rear
Sucke John, laborer, r. 5 Freelon
Suckow Charles, cabinet maker, r. 619 Geary
" George L., carpenter, r. 619 Geary
" Herman, baker, r. 763 Howard
" William O., tailor, r. 1123/2 Bush
Sudden Robert, r. 716 Hayes
Sudgen Arthur W., porter, r. 328, 22d
Sudiken Simon, seaman str St. Paul
Suehrstadt Charles, butcher Wacker & Raab, r.

1404% Dupont
Suennen William, cabinet maker Sterling Fur-
niture Co., r. Alameda
Suerstedt Henry, carpenter, r. Banks nr Pow-

hattan
Suet Joseph F., barber, 24i^ Folsom, r. Oakland
Sueyres John, shooker Union Box Factory, r. 121
Silver
" Juanita, widow, r. 121 Silver
" Manuel, shooker Union Box Factory, r. 121
Silver
Suffern David, longshoreman, r. 4 Midway
" James J., mechanic School Dept., r. 1559

Kearny
" Patrick, engineer, r. 512 Mission
Sugden William, porter Hulme & Hart, r. 328,

22d
Sugerman Abram, scrap iron dealer, 338, 12th
Suggett Luke T., motorman Market St. Ry., r.

1315 Steiner
Suglach Michael, laborer Garcia & Maggini, r.

5 Prescott PI
Sugrue Denis, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co.. r.

7371/2 Minna
Suhling Diedrich, seaman, r. 143 Berry
" Frank, casing manufacturer, 5th Av South
nr M, r. 1237A 7th Av South
Suhor Nicholas, clerk, r. 2219 Leavenworth

Suhr August (Suhr & Co.), r. 1639 Eddy
■' Fred H., r. 120914 Mission
" George L., r. 1209^4 Mission
" Herman H\ (H. F. Suhr & Co.), r. 1209i4

Mission
" Herman F. Jr., clerk C. N. Stewart, r.

1209/2 Mission
" H. F. & Co. (Herman F. Suhr), undertakers

1209 Mission
" John C, secretary Mutual Indemnity Co.,

318 Pine, room 16-17, r. Oakland
" John C, traveling salesman E. J. Bowen,

r. Oakland
" Mary, widow, r. 1 Kramer PI
■• & Co. (August Suhr), liquors and livery

stable, 1639 Eddy
Suich George, clerk S. B Leavitt Co., r. 1010

Montgomery
" Jerome J., salesman Livingston & Co., r.

1309 Ellis
" Kittle Miss, r. 1309 Ellis
Suits John H., compositor, r. 124 Turk

" Nelson J., lodgings, 14 Mason
Sukle Jacob, laborer, r. 31 Freelon

" John, laborers. P. Co., r. 28 Welsh
Sulages Julius, cellarman, r. 123 Trenton
Sulberg John, foreman, r. 427 Chestnut

" William, bookkeeper, r. 1205 Hayes
4®=- Sulberg. See Sulsberg
Sulewsky Henry, laborer Vermont Marble Co.,,

r. 28 De Boom
SuUenberger Harry, sign painter, r. 22O34 Leav-
enworth
Sullivan Aggie, bookkeeper, r. 637 Natoma
" Agnes Miss, tailoress, r. 208, 7th
" Alice, widow, r. 303, 1st
" Alice Miss, dressmaker, r. 637 Natoma
" Anastacia, widow, r. 2 Zoe PI
" Ann, widow, r. 1227 Union
" Anna F., widow, r. 1029 Capp
" Annie, widow, r. 1106 Railroad Av rear
" Annie Miss, r. 1108V4 Tennessee
" Annie Miss, stenographer, r. 28 South Park
" Annie A., type rubber Pacific States Type

Foundry, r. 809!4 Union
" Annie C, seamstress, r. 421% Ivy Av
" Annie G. Miss (Sullivan Sisters), r. 509

Fell
'■ Arthur J., harness cleaner T. D. Sullivan,

r. 1056 Folsom
" Bartholomew, livery stable, 1010-1012 How-
ard, r. 1010 Howard
" Bartholomew, tanner Anton Krieg, r. cor

Cortland and San Bruno Avs
" Bessie, domestic, 2510 Pine
" Bridget, widow, r. 1106%
" Bridget Miss, r. 428 Diamond
" Bridget Mrs., liquors, 148 Shipley
Sullivan Brothers (John M. and Timothy J.),

groceries and liquors. SW cor 7th and

Natoma
" Catherine, widow, r. 328 Day
" Catherine, widow, r. 830 Pacific
" Catherine, widow, r. 1106% Tennessee
" Catherine, widow, r. 1137 Valencia
" Catherine Mrs., embroidery and stamping,

2323 Harrison
" Charles, capitalist, r. 525 Oak
" Charles, groceries, 30 Gilbert
" Charles, laborer, r, 232, 4th
" Charles C, collector G. H. Umbsen & Co.,

r. 1401 Buchanan
" Christina, widow, r. 151 San Jose Av
" Clara, bookkeeper O'Connor, Moflatt &

Co., r. Mill Valley
" Conrad, cooper Pac. Woodenware and

Cooperage Co., r. 1029 Alabama
" Cornelius, r. 38 Grand Av
" Cornelius, carpenter r. 20% Laskie
" Cornelius, collar maker Charles S. Ewing,

r. 513 Stevenson
" Cornelius, cooper, r. 1029 Alabama
" Cornelius, expressman, r. 4 Bowie Av
" Cornelius, groceries and liquors, 658% Na-
toma
" Cornelius, marine fireman, r. 541, 1st
" Cornelius, shoemaker, 1712 Howard
" Cornelius D., carpenter, r. 999, 18th
" Cornelius J., painter, r. 128 Erie

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Sullivan Cornelius J., president Pacific States

Life Assurance Co., 331 Pine, rooms 7-8,

r. 1809 Steiner
" Cornelius J., shoemaker, r. 1240 Kentucl^y
" Daniel, r. 637 Natoma
" Daniel, r. 929, 18th
" Daniel, r. 16U6 0'Farrell
" Daniel, bartender, r. 2714 Rausch rear
" Daniel, cook, r. 871 Market
"■ Daniel, clerk Goldberg, Bowen & Co.
" Daniel, coalpasser str Australia
" Daniel, fireman Market St. Ry., r. 120

Henry
" Daniel, gardener, r. 2428 Mission
" Daniel, grainer, r. 638i/4 Natoma
" Daniel, harness cleaner James Tompkin-

son, r. 23 Minna
" Daniel, insurance agent, r. 8 Alabama
" Daniel, laborer, r. 207^/4 Langton
" Daniel, laborer, r. 1110 Harrison
" Daniel, laborer, r. 16()8 Kearny
" Daniel, laborer, r. 2807 Clay
" Daniel, laborer, r. 1007, 1.5th Av South
" Daniel, longshoreman, r. 313 Folsom
" Daniel, longshoreman, r. r. 709 Vallejo
" Daniel, machinist P. F. Dundon.r. 20 Minna
" Daniel, marine fireman, r. 557 Howard
" Daniel, solicitor Charles Christensen, r.

W s Columbia PI nr Precita Av
" Daniel, teamster W. J. Shields, r. 108 San

Jose Av
" Daniel, vice-president Jackson Brewing

Co., r. 632 Page
" Daniel Mrs., widow, r. 1049 Chestnut
" Daniel Jr., peddler, r. 8 Alabama
" Daniel A. (Great Eastern Clothes Renovat-
ing Co.), r. 421 i4 Ivy Av
" Daniel C, salesman Percy Beamish, r. 609

Ellis
" Daniel F. (Connolly & Sullivan), r. 361, 1st
" Daniel F. (Sullivan & Smith), r. 24 Dore
" Daniel F., plasterer, r. 709 Linden Av
" Daniel J., bookkeeper, r. 4139£ Octavia
" Daniel J., clerk, r. 23 Birch Av
" Daniel J., pressman W. A. Woodward &

Co., r. 538 Lyon
" Daniel J., route foreman Union Ice Co., r.

■ lli4 Sheridan
" Daniel J., salesman Raphael Weill &Co.,

r. 322/2 Ivy Av
■ " Daniel J., watchman U. S. Mint, r. 24

Washington Av
" Daniel L., blacksmith O'Brien & Sons, r.

1310 Laurel Av
" Daniel M., blacksmith, r. 61 Tehama
" Daniel M., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

1213 Sanchez
" Daniel M., coppersmith, r. 16 Scott PI
" Daniel R., clerk, r. 1811a Steiner
" Daniel R., tile setter Bush & Mallett Co.,

r. 20014, 9th
" Daniel S., boilermaker, r. 23 Minna
" Daniel S., seaman, r. 7 Billings PI
Sullivan Daniel T., attorney at law, 438 Califor-
nia, r. Alameda
'• David, sewer contractor, r. 1623 Howard
" David M., conductor, r. 1213 Sanchez
" Dennis, bushelman Kavanagh Bros., r. 871

Market
" Dennis, carpenter, r. 28 Ritch
" Dennis, carpenter, r. 209 Hickory Av
" Dennis, cigars, 636, 3d, r. 19 South Park
<' Dennis, janitor New City Hall
" Dennis, laborer, r. 592 Stevenson
" Dennis, laborer, r. 16th and Alabama
" Dennis, molder W. Axford, r. 2013 Folsom
" Dennis, shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co., r.

227, 2d
" Dennis C, conductor Sutter St. Ry., r. 1839

Polk
" Dennis E., laborer, r. 559a Minna
" Dennis J., elevatorman California Hotel, r.

1602 Mason
" Dennis J., housemover J. Sullivan, r. 1650

Mission
Sullivan Dennis T., chief engineer San Fran-
cisco Fire Department, New City Hall,

1st floor, r. 339 Bush
" E., steel worker Pac. Roll. Mill

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

MANUFACTURERS OP

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309, 31 1,31 3, 31 5 and 31 7 MARKET ST.

Sullivan Edward, porter, r. 264 Jessie
" Edward, with J. J. Sullivan & Son, r. 109

Morris Av
" Edward E., paver, r. 1429, 25th
" Edward P., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co.,

r. 808 Mission
" Edward S., manager, r. 829 Valencia
" Ellen, widow, r. 315 Plymouth
" Ellen, widow, r. 808 Mission
" Ellen, widow, r. 829 Valencia
" Ellen, widow, r. 1401 Buchanan
" Ellen Miss, teacher Spring Valley Gram-
mar School r. 72414 McAllister
" Elizabeth J., widow. r.-.309 Jones
" Emma Miss (Sullivan Sisters), r. 128V4 Va-

" Emmet, student, r. 525'Oak
Sullivan Estate Co., Frank J. Sullivan presi-
dent, F. V. Sullivan secretary, 130
Phelan Bldg
" Eugene, r. 6.30 Webster
" Eugene, laborer, r. 529 Sacramento
" Eugene, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 916 Min-
nesota
" Eugene, special policeman, r. 335 Broad-
way
" Eugene D., attorney at law, 104 Sutter,

room 16, r. 1024 Florida
" Eugene J., restaurant, 2723 Sutter
" Eugene P., traveling salesman Thomas

Sullivan, r. 1000 Pine
" Eugene V., wood and coal, 222, 9th, r. 357

11th
" Fanny, widow, r. 27i/4 Rausch rear
" F. J., elevatorman California Hotel, r. 1431

Polk
" Florence Rev., S. J., clergyman St. Igna-
tius Church, r. 214 Hayes
" Frances, widow, r. 1408 Folsom
" Francis B., messenger, r. 336 Tehama
" Francis J., real estate, 88 Chronicle Bldg,

r. 2421 Fillmore
" Frank, bartender Daniel J. Crowley
" Frank, bookkeeper Le Count Bros., r. 1338

Alabama
" Frank, coremaker Atlas Iron Wks
" Frank, laborer Arctic Oil Wks
" Frank, laborer, r. 2071/2 Langton
" Frank, packer, r. 637 Natoma
" Frank, seaman, r. 625 Davis
" Frank, tailor, r. 322i/4 Ivy Av
" Frank A., carpenter, r. 315 Plymouth
" Frank J., bookkeeper Martin P. Detels
Sullivan Frank J., attorney at law, 128-132 Phe-
lan Bldg, r. SE cor Van Ness Av and
Washington
" Frederick, cook, r. 703, 24th
" George, carriage blacksmith Lowney

Bros., r. 242 Langton
" George, grainer, r. 628% Natoma
" George A., iron worker Union I. Wks, r.

1240 Kentucky
" George B., waiter E. J. Sullivan, r. 131

Hickory Av
" George E., iron molder John G. lis & Co.,

r. 831 Jackson
" George H., machinist Pac. Axle Co., r. 530

Ivy Av
" George H., plumber, r. 315 Plymouth
" George R., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co.,

" r. 808 Mission
" G. Fraser, clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r-.

1521 Grove
" Giles C, machinist, r. 322/2, 12th
" Hannah, widow, r. 32 Kiss ling
" Hannah, domestic, 845 Harrison

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Family Trade a Specialty.

Sullivan Hannah, domestic, 1207 Gough
" Harry, restaurant, 236, Sd
" Henry, molder Atlas Iron Wks
" Henry, laborer, r. 214 Ritch rear
" Henry A., horsesnoer Philip Rowan, r. 324,

4th
" Henry E., blacksmith, r. 1106'/^ Tennessee
" Henry L., house painter, r. 1716>i San Car-
los Av
" H. T., r. 20 O'Farrell
" Humphrey, clerk, r. 407 Oak
" Humphrey B., secretary Pac. Axle Co., cor

Napa and Maryland
" Ireaneus A., brass molder Union I. Wks,

r. 1240 Kentucky
" J., shipping clerk Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r.

302 Lily Av
" James, r. 29 Chesley
" James, r. 230, 25th
" James, r. 825 Polk
" James, r, 2323 Harrison
" James, bartender Smith & Brown
" James, brass finisher J. Roylance Brass

Wks, r. 1012, 26th
" James, carpenter, r. 1017 Alabama
" James, coachman, NW cor Stanyan and

Carl
" James, fireman, r. 19 Russell
" James, horseshoer Daniel Murphy, r. 295

Clementina
" James, hostler James Tomkinson, r. 64

Natoma
" James, laborer, r. 11^4 Moss
" James, laborer, r. 212 Broadway
" James, laborer, r. 258 Tehama
" James, laborer, r. 309 Natoma
" James, laborer, r. 504, 1st
" James, laborer, r. 762 Brannan rear
" James, marble rubber Rufflno & Bianchi, r.

2 Boardman PI
" James, plasterer, r. 508 Fell
" James, seaman, r. 41 Pacific
" James, shoemaker, r. 289 Palmer
" James, teamster Hlbernia Brewery, r. 719

Tehama
" James D., engineer Baldwin Hotel Gas

and Electric Light Wks, r. iSbVi Stev-
enson
" James E., blacksmith Paul Friedhofer, r.

639 Kearny
" James F., ironworker Union I. Wks, r. 1240

Kentucky
Sullivan James F., physician and surgeon,

office and r. 1105 "Van Ness Av, hours

1 to 3 p. m. and 6 to 8 evenings, telephone

East 341
" James F., shoemaker, r. 3620 Sacramento
" James H., contractor and builder, r. 930

Guerrero
" James H., copyist Recorder's office, r. 1618

Turk
" James K., helper Larkins & Co., r. 361, 1st
" James H., millman Newton Hoffman, r.

324, 4th
■' James J.,r. 1315 Green
" James J., tailor, r. 242V4 Langton
" James J., bartender Seal Rock House
" James M., plasterer, r. 508 Fell
" James T., watchman, r. 212 Broadway
" James W., r. 538 Lyon
" James W., bottler Cal. Bottling Co., r. 708

Laurel Av
" Jennie Miss, packer W. H. Miner, r. 27V4

Rausch
" Jennie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 226, 22d
" Jeremiah, clerk Charles Lyons, r. 31 Colton

Sullivan Jeremiah, driver George Fritch, r. 53
Shipley
" Jeremiah, ironworker Fulton Eng. & Ship

Bldg Wks, r. 443 Minna
" Jeremiah, laborer, r. 207^2 Langton
" Jeremiah, laborer, r. 456 Natoma
" Jeremiah, laborer, r. 521 Howard
" Jeremiah, laborer, r. 638b Natoma
" Jeremiah, laborer, r. 723 Natoma
" Jeremiah, laborer, r. 948!4 Howard rear
" Jeremiah, laborer, r. 962 Harrison rear
" Jeremiah, laborer, r. cor 16th and Alabama
" Jeremiah, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

3112 Fillmore
" Jeremiah, liquors and lodgings, 1502 Ken-
tucky
" Jeremiah, molder Union I. Wks, r. 16 De-
catur
" Jeremiah, shoemaker United Boot and

Shoe Co., r. 325 San Jose Av
" Jeremiah, teamster, r. 53 Shipley
" Jeremiah A., tailor S. N. Wood & Co., r.

109 Morris Av
" Jeremiah C, carpenter, r. 213 Waller rear
Sullivan Jeremiah D., attorney at law, 37-38
Chronicle Bldg, r. 214 Fair Oaks

SULLIVAN JEREMIAH F.,

house, sign, ornamental and fresco

painter, 40 New Montgomery, Build-
ers' Exchange Box 1, telephone Main

5110, r. 2721 Folsom
Sullivan Jeremiah F. (Sullivan & Sullivan),
■« attorney at law, 610 and 621-622-623 Em-

poriumBldg, 6th floor, r. 1611 Sacramento
" Jeremiah H., groceries and liquors, 341

Jessie, r. 343 Jessie
Jeremiah H., salesman, r. 316, 28th
Jeremiah J., r. 2071^ Langton
Jeremiah J. (J. J. Sullivan & Son), r. 109

Morris Av
Jeremiah J., groceries and liquors, cor

Sagamore and Capitol
Jeremiah J., master mariner, r. 1012, 26th
Jeremiah M., laborer, r. 7 Billings PI
Jeremiah W., expressman, SW cor Clay

and Montgomery, r. Nye nr Condon
J. J. & Son (Jeremiah J. and Michael F.),

contractors street work and graders, 109

Morris Av
J. J., 1st asst. engineer str Mexico, r. 119

Chattanooga
Johanna, widow, r. 15 Moss
Johanna, widow, r. 31 Moss
Johanna, widow, r. 414, 22d
Johannah, widow, r. 1810 Broderick rear
John, r. 6 Polk Lane
John, r. 29'/4 Linden Av
John, r. 625 Natoma
John, bartender Daniel O'Day, r. NW cor

14th and Belcher
John, blacksmith Market St. Ry, r. 708

Laurel Av
John, bookkeeper, r. 720 Army
John, boxwood, r. 448a Guerrero
John, butcher, r. 1014 Hampshire
John, carpenter, r. 771 Howard
John, carpenter, r. 1338 Alabama
John, carpenter Sumner C. Murray, r. 1608

Kearny
John, clerk, r. Ill Polk
John, clerk C. Curtin, r. Oakland
John, collector, 554^4 Minna, r. 510 Natoma
John, cook, r. 52 Natoma
John, driver, r. 647a Stevenson
John, driver Thomas Kelly & Sons, r. 1629

Pine
John, engineer quarantine boat Governor

Perkins
John, fireman, r. 2215 Greenwich
John, guard County Jail 2, r. 242 Langton
John, hackman United Carriage Co., r.

548i4 Natoma
John, house mover. 1650 Mission
John, janitor Armory, 1327 Market, r. 357,

nth
John, laborer, r. 13 Page
John, laborer, r. 15, 3d
John, laborer, r. 24 Dore

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Sullivan John, laborer, r. 29 Chesley
" John, laborer, r. 2-25 Minna
" John, laborer, r. 328 Day
•" John, laborer, r. 332 Louisiana
" John, laborer, r. 422 Natoma
" John, laborer, r. 501 Napa
" John, laborer, r. 593 Stevenson
" John, laborer, r. 633 Tennessee
" John, laborer, r. 710 Laurel Av
" John, laborer, r. 1554 Kentucky
" John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 2215

Greenwich
" John, longshoreman, r. 313 Folsom
" John, longshoreman, r. 516 Howard
" John, longshoreman, r. 856 Howard
" John, machinist, r. 438, 2d
" John, marine fireman, r. 521, 1st
" John, pipe maker Francis Smith & Co.
" John, plasterer, r. 20^4 Sycamore Av
" John, plumber, r. 1 Wool
" John, teamster, r. 49 Ritch
" John, teamster, r. 108 Shotwell
" John, teamster, r. 430 Brannan
•< John, teamster, r. 1021 Natoma
" John, teamster Austin & Co.
" John, trunkmaker C. A. Malm & Co., r. 117

Morris Av
" John, waiter str City of Everett
" John, with J. J. Sullivan & Son, r. 109 Mor-
ris Av
" John, wood and coal, 34 Lafayette
" John Jr., clerk, r. 29 Chesley
" John Jr., laborer, r. 332 Louisiana
" John A., copyist Recorder's ofBce, r. 816,

21st
" John A., carriage painter, r. 4 Rausch
" John C, stenographer Scrivner & Schell, r.

559a Minna
" JohnD., marine engineer, r. 35a Ridley
•' John D., treer United Boot and Shoe Co., r.

1029 Capp
" John E.. driver National Laundry, r. 432^4

Sanchez
" John E., laborer S. P. Co., r. 2519 Mission
" John F., carriagesmith Walcom Bros., r.

613 Post
" John F., saloonkeeper, r. 25 Federal
" John F., student, r. 931B Howard
" John F., laborer, r. 12 Freelon
" John H., hair dealer, r. Army opp Potrero

Av
" John I., chipper, r. 443 Minna
" John J., bartender, r. 304, 3d
" John J., bond clerk Board of Supervisors
" John J., clerk, r. 421 ;4 Ivy Av
" John J., clerk D. N. & E. Walter & Co., r.

23i4 Minna
" John J., engineer, r. 119 Chattanooga
" John J., gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 1232,

24th
" John J., plumbing inspector Board of

Health, New City Hall, 1st floor, r. 1412

Sacramento
" John J., tailor, r. 242 Langton
" John J., traveling salesman, r. 717 Oak
" John L., butcher, r. 407 Oak
" John L., butcher Max Kahn, r. 1401 Bu-
chanan
" John L., laborer, r. 2215 Greenwich
" JohnL. E., clerk Post Office, r. &% Tehama
" John M. (Sullivan Bros.), r. 1544 Howard
" John M., foreman whitening dept. U. S.

Mint, r. 102 Ellis
" John M., glass polisher F. N. Woods & Co.,

r. 562 Folsom
" John P., bartender W. J. Sullivan, r. 517

McAllister
" John P. , laborer, r. 7 Billings PI
" John S., helper, r. Army opp ProtreroAv
" John T., clerk W. C. Rarig.r. 532 Harrison
" John T., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 43

Lafayette

SULLIVAN JOHN T.,

proprietor Sullivan's Shoe Store, 20,
4tli, r. 1821 Baker

Sullivan John V., clerk, r. 414, 22d
" John W.,extraman Engine 27, r. 706 Bran-
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Sullivan John X., teamster, r. 15b Dore
Joseph, r. 108b Silver
Joseph, r. 405 Hyde
Joseph, carpenter, r. 1128 Alabama
Joseph, helper Edison Light and Power

Co., r. 104,20th
Joseph, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 1504

Kentucky
Joseph, mill hand, r. 608, 6th
Joseph, plumber, r. N s Jefferson bet Baker

and Broderick
Joseph, tailor, 34, 3d, r. 405 Hyde
Joseph M., brass molder M. Greenberg's

Sons, r. 361, 1st
Joseph P., fireman, r. 27i/4 Rausch rear
Josephs., produce dealer, r. 151 San Jose

Av
Josephine Miss, dressmaker, r. 1829 Union
Josephine Mrs., lodgings, 208, 7th
J. Stephen, carrier postofflce, r. 1117 Treat

Av
Julia Miss, stenographer, r. 1810 Broderick

rear
K. Mrs., widow, r. 31^4 Clinton Park
Kate, widow, r. 7MeachamPl
Kate, widow, r. 1233, 24th
Kate Miss, packer Paul Rieger & Co., r.

1258 Montgomery
Kate Mrs., groceries and liquors, 614 Na-
toma
Kate Mrs., janitress Horace Mann Gram-
mar School, r. 625 Natoma
Katherine Miss, tailoress, r. 1024^4 Folsom
Katherine Mrs., nurse S. F. Nursery for

Homeless Children
Katie Miss, dressmaker, r. 315 Plymouth
Katie Miss, laundress, r. 117 Natoma
Kathleen Miss, saleslady Mrs. C. Neu-
mann, r. 15 Moss
Kittle Miss (Sullivan Sisters), r. 12«i4 Va-
lencia
Louise, widow, r. 1128 Pacific
Lucy Mrs., medium, r. 264 Jessie
M., teamster Gray Bros., r. 37th and Ala-
bama
Maggie Miss, r. 312 Eddy
Maggie Miss, dressmaker, 517 McAllister
Maggie T., type setter Pac. States Type

Foundry, r. 80914 Union
Mamie Miss, r. 313 Eddy
Mamie Miss, saleslady, r. 637 Natoma
Margaret, widow, r. 28 Ritch
Margaret, widow, r. 63 Jessie
Margaret, widow, r. 438, 2d
Margaret, widow, r. 706 Brannan
Margaret, widow, r. 762 Brannan rear
Margaret, widow, r. 809'-/2 Union
Margaret, widow, r. 816, 21st
Margaret, domestic. St. Mary's Hospital
Martin L., attorney at law, 116 Crocker

Bldg, r. 927 Geary
Mary, r. 79 Jessie
Mary, widow, r. 5 Bowie Av
Mary, widow, r. 3oi4 West Mission
Mary, widow, r. 108b Silver
Mary, widow, r. 131 Hickory Av
Mary, widow, r. 310, 11th
Mary, widow, r. 628I2 Natoma
Mary, widow, r. 724^4 McAllister
Mary, widow, r. 916 Hyde
Mary, widow, r. 1034u' Folsom
Mary, widow, r. 1323 Folsom
Mary, widow, r. 1608 Kearny
Mary, domestic, 1432, 20th
Mary, domestic, 2211 Devisadero
Mary Miss, r. Our Lady's Home

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Sullivan Mary Miss, bookbinder, r. 829 Valencia
" Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 2121 Fillmore
" Mary Miss, seamstress, r. 12814 Valencia
•' Mary Miss, spinner Tubbs Cordage Co., r.

1106% Tennessee
" Mary E., widow, r. 42IV2 Ivy Av
" Mary G. Miss, teacher North Cosmopolitan

Grammar School, r. 418 Sutter
" Mary J. Miss, dressmaking. 111-113 Mur-
phy Bldg
Bldg, r. 927 Geary
Sullivan Matt. I. (Sullivan & Sullivan), attor-
ney at law, 610 and 621-622-623 Emporium
Bldg, 6th floor, r. 816, 21st
Matthew, fireman, r. 1108 Tennessee
Matthew, miner, r. 1410 Folsom
Matthew, tinner, r. 1410 Folsom
Matthew J. (Sullivan & Dovle), r. 1730 Fol-
som
Matthew O., mail clerk Chronicle, r. 260

Minna
Maurice J., dentist, 30 Post, r. 72414 Mc-
Allister
Maurice J., policeman, r. 1512 Hyde
Michael, r. 220 Montgomery Av
Michael, r. 249 Pacific
Michael, horseshoer, r. 32214 Ivy Av
Michael, laborer, r. 4 Myrtle Av
Michael, laborer, r. 605 Broadway
Michael, longshoreman, r. 1602 Mason
Michael, marine fireman, r. 417 Fremont
Michael, miner, r. 1208 Misssion
Michael, molder, r. 361, 1st
Michael, night foreman S. F. Gas Light

Co., r. 1111 Tennessee
Michael F. (J. J. Sullivan & Son), r. 109

Morris Av
Michael F., plumber, r. 317 Jessie
Michael H., cooper Cal. Wine Assn, r. 25

Federal
Michael J., deputy Sheriff, r. 312, 6th
Michael J., house painter, r. 1315 York
Michael J., lineman Fire Alarm and Police

Telegraph, r. 1208 Mission
M. J., porter W. P. Fuller & Co., r. 1307V2

Broadway
MoUie Miss, tailoress Samuel Koplan, r.

127 Page
Morris, contractor, r. 335 Broadway
Myles J., salesman A. C. Boldeman, r. cor

Moultrie and Old Hickory
Nash J., driver Farnsworth & Ruggles, r.

2361/4 Ritch
Neal, shoemaker, r. 929, 18th
Nellie, widow, r. 9th Av South bet M and N
Nellie, domestic, r. 1810 Gough
Nellie Miss, furnished rooms, 308 Jessie
Nellie Miss, seamstress, r. 12814 Valencia
Nellie F. Miss, vice-principal Mission

Grammar School, r. 414, 22d
Nellie M. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1240 Ken-
tucky
Nonie Miss, r. Ill Freelon
Nora, domestic, 3105 Washington
Nora A. Miss. r. 302 Van Ness Av
Nora Miss, presser J. Spaulding & Co., r.

129 Hermann
Nora E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 761 Harrison
Nora G. Miss, teacher Mission Grammar

School, r. 414, 22d
Nora M. Miss, teacher Marshall Primary

School, r. 816, 21st
Norah, widow, r. 986 Howard
P., r. 28 Turk
Patrick, r. 12814 Valencia
Patrick, r. 10 St. Charles PI

Sullivan Patrick, butcher, r. 41 Eddy
" Patrick, carpenter, r. 336 Tehama
" Patrick, coal passer str Progreso
" Patrick, driver Richard Tiernan, r. 15 Al-

varado
• Patrick, extraman Engine 6, r. 311, 6th
■' Patrick, fireman str Gipsy
" Patrick, helper Jackson Brewing Co., r. 133

Lily Av
" Patrick, hod carrier, r. 512 Howard
" Patrick, laborer, r. 283^ Kissling
' Patrick, laborer, r. 54 Shipley
" Patrick, laborer, r. 405 Clementina
" Patrick, laborer, r. 614 Natoma
" Patrick, laborer, r. Cable Hotel
" Patrick, laborer, r. Sadowa nr Plymouth

•' Patrick, longshoreman, r. 154 Perry
" Patrick, policeman, r. 314 Tehama
•• Patrick, porter Bennett & Murray, r. 2

Boardman PI
■' Patrick, porter Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 1024

Florida
" Patrick, rigger, r. 801, 18th
" Patrick D., groceries and liquors, NW cor

Dolores and Duncan
" Patrick H., painter, r. 1608 Dolores
" Patrick J., r. 73214 Clementina
" Patrick J., canvasser, r 336 Tehama
" Patrick J., driver Electric Laundry, r. 215

Valencia
" Patrick J., laborer, r. 212 Broadway
" Patrick J., policeman, r. 25 Federal
" Patrick J., porter, r. SE cor 17th and

Uranus
" Patrick J., upholsterer, 1904 Fillmore, r.

1811 Steiner
" Patrick M., groceries and liquors, 500

Franklin, r. 723 McAllister
" Patrick P., laborer, r. 441 Jessie
" Patrick P., teamster, r. 1428 Mission
" Peter, clerk Matthew Twomey, r. 1222

Folsom
" Peter, paver, r. 813 Hayes
Sullivan Peter J., office agent The Emporium

Bldg, 825-855 Market, r. Mill Valley
" Peter P., manager Matthew M. Twomey, r.

230, 8th
" Philip J., telegraph operator, r. 131 Hick-
ory Av
" P. Joseph Jr., carpenter N. Parrish & Co.,

r. 336 Tehama
" R.. steel worker Pac. Roll. Mill
" Ray, bookkeeper O'Connor, Moflatt & Co.,

r. Mill Valley
" Richard, laborer, r. 12 Verona PI
■' Richard, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,

r. 1703 Howard
" Richard F., produce dealer, r. 151 San Jose

Av
" Robert E., foreman composing room S. F.

News Letter, r. Oakland
" Robert J., laborer, r. IIO614 Tennesse
" Robert J., shoemaker W. H.Nolan &Co., r.

709 Vallejo
" Robert T., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.

San Leandro, Cal.
" Rufus C, brass molder Union Iron Wks, r.

1240 Kentucky
" Samuel H.. barber, 1003 Church
" Sarah, widow, r. 1607% San Carlos Av
" Sisters (Annie G. and Teresa), millinery,

519 Hayes
" Sisters (Kittle and Emma), fancy goods,

22714 Hayes
" S. L.. law student, r. 620 Ellis
" Stephen L., attorney at law, 405 Montgom-
ery, room 24, r. Berkeley
" Sylvester, copyist Recorder's office, r. 224

O'Farrell
" Teresa Miss (Sullivan Sisters), r. 509 Fell
" Terrence, shoemaker, r. 720 Army
■' Theresa, widow, r. 743 Tehama
" Theresa M. Mrs., teacher South Cosmopoli-
tan Grammar School, r. 1413 Larkin
" Thomas, r. 47 Dore rear
" Thomas, baker, r. 321, 8th rear
■■ Thomas, bartender Robert Martin, r. 739b

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Sullivan Thomas, clerk Syz & Co., r. 104, SOtti
" Thomas, drayman McNab & Smith, r. 23

Gilbert
" Thomas, glazier, r. 620 Natoma
" Thomas, groceries and liquors, 22 Moss
" Thomas, helper William S. Snook & Son, r.

709 Vallejo
SulUvan Thomas, importer upholstery goods,

bedding supplies, cabinet hardware, 743

Mission, r. 2701 California
" Thomas, laborer, r. 22 Harriet
" Thomas, laborer, r. 1012, 26th
" Thomas, laborer, r. 1314V^ Natoma
" Thomas, produce dealer, r. 151 San Jose Av
" Thomas, shoecutter J. C. Nolan & Co., r. 720

Army
" Thomas, teamster Mark Strouse, r. IISQV^

Harrison
" Thomas Jr., carpenter, r. 47Dore rear
" Thomas Jr., plumber, r. 1012, 26th
'• Thomas B., journalist, r. 1412 Sacramento
" Thomas D., carrier postofBce, r. 230, 25th
" Thomas F., box maker Pac. and S. F. Box

Factory, r. 339, 12th
" Thomas F., clerk Gallagher Bros., r. 1618

Turk
" Thomas F., carrier postofflce, r. 1602 Mason
" Thomas H., serviceman Pac. Gas Imp. Co.,

r. 1305 Greenwich
" Thomas J., driver Farnsworth & Ruggles,

r. 515 Noe
" Thomas J., laborer, r. 2 Boardman PI
" Thomas J., marine engineer, r. 1012, 26th
" Thomas J., salesman H. Liebes & Co., r.

808 Mission
" Thomas J., street paver, r. 952'/^ Howard
" Thomas P., bookkeeper Norton, Teller &

Roden, r. 8.35i4 Broadway
" Thomas P., repairer W. C. Hamilton
" ThomasX.,dentalstudenl, Martin J. Dunn.

r. 825 Polk
" Timothy, r. 1023, 26th
" Timothy, brick layer, r. 258V^ Tehama
" Timothy, carpenter, r. 22 Ford
" Timothy, carpenter, r. 1650 Mission
" Timothy, carpenter and builder, 40 New

Montgomery, r. 20'/^ Laskie
" Timothy, contractor, r. 6J7a Stevenson
" Timothy, driver, r. 771 Harrison
" Timothy, horseshoer, Thomas Ford & Son,

r. Elsie nr Cortland Av
" Timothy, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 748

Iowa
" Timothy, laborer, r. 1229 Folsom
" Timothy, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r.

32 Glen Park Av
" Timothy, plasterer, r. 613^4 Linden Av
" Timothy, sweeper Harbor Commissioners
" Timothy, teamster, junction Bush and Bat-
tery, r. 532 Harrison
" Timothy D., livery stable, r. 1056 Folsom
" Timothy E., driver United Carriage Co., r.

93lA Howard
" Timothy F., laborer, r. 18 Bonita
" Timothy J. (Sullivan Bros.), r. 6O814 Natoma
" Timothy J., livery stable, 2432 California,

r. 2438 California
" Timothy J., shipwright, r. 509 Fell
" Timothy J., soap maker Mission Soap and

Candle Wks, r. 477 Shotwell
" Timothy R., clerk Police Court 4, r. 233 Ful-
ton
" Wellington, janitor, 410 Kearny
" W. H., surgeon str San Bias
" William (Sullivan & Rielly), r. 910, 22d
" William, elevatorman W. W. Montague &

Co., r. bUYi Minna
" William, horseshoer, r. 910, 22d
" William, laborer, r. 164 Silver
" William, laborer S. P. Co., r. 509, 3d
" William, marker La Grande Laundry, r. 509

Fell
" William, physician, r. 1105 Van Ness Av
" William, seaman, r. 230 Brannan
" William, shoemaker, 1426 Washington
" William, tanner, r. 1212 Utah
" William, teamster, r. 242!^ Langton
" William, teamster J. G. Johnso 1 & Son, r.

9th Av South nr Railroad Av

Sullivan William, wood turner, r. 952^2 Howard
" William, wool sorter, r. 303, 5th
" William A., liquors, 215, 6th, r. 984 Howard
" William D., clerk, r. 23/2 Minna
" William D., engineer, r. 119 Chattanooga
" William E., shoecutter r. 720 Army
Sullivan William F., attorney at law, 438

California, r. Alameda
" William F„ wharfinger Sec. 3-4 Seawall,

r. Oakland
" William H., laborer, r. 218 Utah
" William H., plumber, r. 628^ Natoma
" William H., produce dealer, r. 151 San

Jose Av
" William H., railing maker Ralston I.

Wks, r. 1623 Howard
" William I., blacksmith, r, 109 Morris Av
" William I., clerk, r. 32214 Ivy Av
" William J., clerk, r. 509 Fell
" William J., liquors, r. 424, 9th, r. 27 Dore
" William J., nainer, r. 113 Bay
Sullivan WiUiam J., proprietor The Hoffman,

SWcor Market and 2d, r. Lick House
" William J., public weigher Sec. 1 Seawall,

r. 20 Arlington
" William J. E., carpenter, r. 1212 Utah
" William M., deputy Assessor, r. 1410b Val-

lejo
" William M., miner, r. 726!^, 14th
" William P., boots and shoes, SE cor Octa-

viaandlvy Av, r. 520 Ivy Av
Sullivan William P. Jr., secretary Pacific

Rolling Mill Co., 100 Market, r. 807

Haight
" William T., barber, Nebraska nr Army, r.

Army nr San Bruno Av
" William W., tile setter Bennett & Schutte,

r. 24 Washington Av
- & Doyle (Matthew Sullivan and John J.

Doyle), live stock, 325-.327, 6th
" & Rielly (William Sullivan and James

Rielly), horseshoers, 149 Minna
" & Smith (Daniel F. Sullivan and Michael

M. Smith), butchers, 233, 8th

SULLIVAN & SULLIVAN,

(Jer. F. Sullivan late Judge Superior
Court, San Francisco, and Matt. I. Sul-
livan), attorneys at law, 610 and 621-
622-623 Emporium Bldg, 6tli floor,
Market St. front

^©'•Sullivan. See O'Sullivan

Sullivan's Cloak and Suit House, Kelly &
Liebes proprietors, 120 Kearny

SULLIVAN'S SHOE STORE,

John T. Sullivan proprietor, fine
boots and shoes, 20, 4th

Sully Grace E. Miss, ladies' nurse, r. 629 Eddy
" James O., clerk general auditor's offices

S. P. Co.,r. Berkeley
■' John A., stationery, 1154 Golden Gate Av,
r. 142 Erie

Sulphur Bank Quicksilver Mining Co., L. B.
Parrott president, T. Wintringham sec-
retary, office 306 California

Sulsberg Robert J., driver U.S. Laundry, r. 8
Hardy

4S="Sulsberg. See Sulberg

Sultan Julius (Julius Sultan & Co.), r. 1821 La-
guna
" Julius & Co. (Julius Sultan), cigar manu-
facturers, 304 Battery

Sulz John, cooper John Wieland Brewery, r. 72
Natoma

Sulzberger Theodore L., druggist, 2901 Mission

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WILLIAM WOLFF & CO., 329 Market St.

Summer Charles M., dental student, r. 160 Gol-
den Gate Av
" Mary Miss, nurse, r. 304, 3d
" Oscar, helper Atlas Iron Wks
" Peter H., seaman, r. York nr Army
" W. H., r. 812 Kearny
Summerall Charles P., 2d lieutenant Battery

K, 5th Artillery U. S. A., r. Presidio
Summerfield Alice Miss, teacher Jefferson Pri-
mary School, r. 711 Jones
•' Bert, clerk, r. 402 Hayes

SUMMERFIELD H. & CO.

(Herman and Lesser Summerfield and
Hermaji and Bruno Roman), clothing
and men's fumisliing goods, -924-930
Market

Summertield Herman (H. Summerfield & Co.,

and H. Roman & Co.), r. 1207 Gough

" Lesser (H. Summerfield & Co., and H.

Roman & Co.). r. 1207 Gough
" Morris, tailor, r. 38 Grove
Summerhayes Harry J., electrician, r. 23 Baker
Summerhayes William R., vice-president and
general manager Mutual Electric Light
Co., 617 Howard, r. 709 Oak
Summers Charles, millhand Pac. Roll. Mill, r.
NE cor Napa and Louisiana
" Emma Mrs., r. 520 Powell
" Franklin P., clerk Union I. Wks, r. Oak-
land
" Harold C, miner, r. 807 Kearny
Summers Rollin A., dentist, hours 9 a. m.
to 5 p. m., 139 Post, room 30, r. 862 Castro,
Oakland
4®"Summers. See Somers and Sommers
Summerton George, miller, r. 1328 Union
Summerville Alexander J., laborer, r. 1057 Gol-
den Gate Av rear
" Alfred A., real estate, 632 Market, r. 532

Grove
" Edward, driver San Mateo Dairy, r. 1820

Lexington Av
" Ellen, widow, r. 531 Stevenson
" Horace, janitor Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Bldg,

r. 413 Natoma
" James, r. 405^, 5th
" Thomas, sawyer, r. 1902 Greenwich
" William, contractor, r. 828 Geary
;8®="Summerville. See Sommerville
Summit Gold Mining Co. (Bodie, MonoCo., Cal.)
J. E. Jacobus secretary, 33 Nevada Block
Summit Lake Water Co., O. W. Forsyth secre-
tary, 628 Market
" Lime Co , works Tehachapl, ofBce 24 Sac-
ramento
Sumner Charles A. (Sumner & Moses), r. East
Oakland
" Charles L., r. 206 Noe
Sumner Frank W. (W. B. Sumner & Co.), and
president Sumner Tanning Co., 413
Front, r. 810 Van Ness Av
" George, r. 727 Bush

" Samuel B., official reporter Superior Court
Department 9
Sumner Tanning Co. (incorporated), F. W.
Sumner president, Charles Stewart vice-
president, M. P. Brown secretary, pro
prietors Cocasset Tannery (Benicia),
office 413-415 Front
" Wallace, clerk, r. 456, 15th
Sumner W. B. & Co. (Frank W. Sumner), tan-
ners and dealers in hides, leather, tal-
low and wool. 413-415 Front
" William, carpenter Bolander & Perkins, r.
119 Jones

Sumner William B. Mrs., widow, r. 810 Van Ness

Av
Sumner & Moses (Charles A. Sumner and Mon-
tague T. Moses), attorneys at law, 325
Montgomery, room 33
Sumter John R.. clerk, r. 9 South Park
Sun Cash Register Co., 120 Sutter
" Herman T., groceries and liquors, 506a
9th
Sun Insurance Co., Charles L. Taylor presi-
dent, William H. Friend secretary, 428
California
" Insurance OfQce (of London), William J.
Landers general agent, 205-207 Sansome
Sunbeam The, lodgings, 501 Post
Sund Charles, blacksmith B. Grave Co., r. 55

Precita Av
Sundberg Bertha, domestic, 1320 Leavenworth
Hariy, seaman, r. 31 Broadway
Jennie C, widow, r. 1507 Polk
John, conductor, r. 214 Jackson
John, seaman, r. 318 Fremont
John R., tailor, 22'/^ Geary, r. 17 Webster
Peter G. (Sundberg & Jokela), r. 47 Sacra-
mento

" & Jokela (Peter G. Sundberg and John
Jokela), liquors and boarding, 47-49 Sac-
ramento
Sundblad Tillie, domestic, 1218a Fulton
Sundell Frank, upholsterer, 1204 Pacific
Sunder Frank C, cutter H. S. Bridge & Co., r.

2912 Folsom
Sundermann Richard, cook James Hardie, r. 165

Minna
4®°"Sundermann. See Suendermann
Sundermeyer Henry, sausage maker John A.

Crough, r. 441 Minna
Sundes Solomon B., house painter, r. 5 Gil-
bert
Sundgren S. N., master mariner, 9 Mission, r.

Oakland
Sundland Abraham B., teacher music, r. 523
Octavia
" Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 523 Octavia.
" Max, porter Herman Heyneman, r. 523 Oc-
tavia
" William, r. 523 Octavia
Sundstrom Carl, ship carpenter, r. 15 Steuart

" Frank, waiter, r. 347 Minna
Sundstrum Emile, marine fireman, r. 214 Clara
Sunkel Frederick, engineer Olympic Salt
Water Co., r. 319, 49th Av
" Joseph M., engineer Mills Bldg, r. 1328
Polk
Sunnyside Construction Co., Behrend Joost
president, George T. Smith secretary,
NW cor 30th and San Jose Av
" House, Patrick Davis proprietor, 247, 2d
Sunnyside Land Co., Diedrich Becker presi-
dent, Rudolph Mohr secretary, 39 Flood
Bldg
Sunnyside Primary School, Miss Catherine F.

Riordan principal, 115 Flood Av
Sunnyside Saloon, Philip De Martini proprie-
tor. 304 California
" The, Thomas O'Hara proprietor, 153!4. 3d
Sunset Distributing Co., W.T. McDowell mana-
ger, bill distributors, 41 Stevenson
" Gold Mining and Milling Co. (Mariposa
Co.),H. E. Mathews secretary, 120 Sut-
ter, room 27
" Heights Water Works, cor Willard and
Frederick, D. L. Farnsworth manager,
100 California

Sunset Manufacturing Co. The,

manufacturers flavoring extracts,
toilet waters, inks, toicycle and sewing
machine oUs, etc., 207-209 Sacra-
mento

Sunset Photo and Engraving Co. (incorpo-
rated), H. C. Tibbitts manager, 1,31 Post
" Rattan Co., Theodore A. Kohler manager,
104 O'Farrell

Sunset Route, G. W. Fletcher agent, 613 Mar-
ket
" Seed and Plant Co., James Sproule mana-
ger, seeds and general nursery stock,
427-429 Sansome

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SUNSET TELEPHONE AND

TELEGRAPH CO., John I. Sabin presi-
dent and general manager, J. c.
Cebrian vice-president, Louis Glass
assistant general manager, F. W.
Eaton secretary and treasurer, Wil-
liam F. Martin auditor, John Lawrence
feneral superintendent, main ofllce
eleplioneBuiIding,2l6Bush,branches
1008 Sutter, cor Pine and Steiner, 464
Jessie, 2239 Mission, 201 Front, 102
Market, 700 Market, and Butchertown

Sunset Vineyard Co. (Tulare Co. ), Harry C.
Gilmore secretary, 20 Mills Bldg, 10th
floor

Superintendent Common Schools City and
County, New City Hall, 3d floor

Superintendent of Works New City Hall, New
City Hall. 1st floor

Superintendent Public Streets, Highways and
Squares, New City Hall, 1st floor

Superintendent United States Mint, John
Daggett, oifice NW cor Mission and 5th

Superintendent United States Railway Mail
Service, Samuel Flint, Post Office Bldg

Superior Court Department 1, James M. Sea-
well judge, New City Hall, 3d floor

Superior Court Department 2, William R.
Daingerfleld judge, New City Hall, 3d
floor

Superior Court Department 3, Daniel J.
Murphy judge, New City Hall, 2d floor

Superior Court Department 4, John C. B.
Hebbard judge, New City Hall, 2d floor

Superior Court Department 5, John Hunt Jr.
judge, New City Hall, 3d floor

Superior Court Department 6 (criminal), Wil-
liam T. Wallace judge. New City Hall,
2d floor

Superior Court Department 7, Austin A. San-
derson judge. New City Hall, 2d floor

Superior Court Department 8, James M.
Troutt judge, New City Hall, 3d floor

Superior Court Department 9 (probate), James
V. Coffey judge, New City Hall, 2d floor

Superior Court Department 10 (probate and
insolvency), Charles W. Slack judge and
presiding judge. New City Hall, 3d floor

Superior Court Department 11 (criminal), Ed-
ward A. Belcher judge, New City Hall,
2d floor

Superior Court Department 12 (criminal),
George H. Bahrs judge, New City Hall,
2d floor
" Mining and Milling Co. , J. Howard Barnard
secretary, 80-81 Columbian Bldg

Supervising Inspector Steam Vessels United
States (First District), John Berming-
ham. U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, room 23

Supervisors Board of, New City Hall, 2d
floor

Supple David F., superintendent Station D Post
Office, r. 627 Greenwich
" Harry, carriage maker, r. 73 Albion Av
" Maria, widow^ r. 627 Greenwich
" Michael, laborer, r. 565 Stevenson

Supreme Court Commissioners, David B.
Woolf secretary, 825 Market, Emporium
Bldg

Supreme Court Library, 825 Market, Emporium
Bldg

Supreme Court of California, chambers 825
Market, Emporium Bldg

Suprey Charles, bartender T. F. A. Obermeyer,
r. 501 Post

Surat Vincent, cook, r. 828 Folsom

Suren Joseph, steward Page & Falch, r. 319
Eureka

Surhoff Henry F.. liquors, SW cor 4th and How-
ard, r. 484 Tehama

Surko John (Megica & Co.), r. 20111/4 Fillmore

Surratt Lawrence, buggy washer William E.
Bridge, r. 727 Bush

Surryhne Agnes, widow, r. 195 Ridley
" Fred B., salesman G. H. Umbsen & Co., r.
326 Eddy

Surveyor City and County, office New City
Hall, 3d floor

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Surveyor General United States, 610 Commer-
cial

Surveyor of Customs United States (Port of
San Francisco), William D. English, U.
S. Custom House, 3d floor

Surwe John E., traveling salesman, r. 481 Va-
lencia

Susain Frank, clerk Lafayette Hotel
" Joseph (Bocca & Co.), r. 836 Pacific

Susavilla Vincent, marine fireman, r. 1231 Fil-
bert

Susenbeth John C, bookkeeper, r. 711 O'Farrell

Susman Frohman, shoemaker, 535 Hayes, r. 437b

" Henry, musician, r. 1.328 Buchanan
Susmann Philip, cashier Tax Collector's office,

r. 1328a Hayes
-6®"Susmann. See Sussman
Suss Charles F. (Suss & Meyer), r. Sonoma Co.
" Frederick, brewer F. P. Schuster, r. 123

Francisco
" Julius Mrs., r. 1524 Webster
" William, clerk Herman Wrede, r. 1218
Pacific
Suss & Meyer (Charles F. Suss and Henry
Meyer), groceries and liquors, 1223
Buchanan
Sussdorff Gustave E., physician and surgeon.

22^/4 Geary, r. Occidental Hotel
Sussi Adolph, tailor, r. 420 Broadway
Sussman Samuel (M. Ehrman & Co.), r. 1819 Oc-

tavia
i^l"Sussman. See Susmann
Susulich Stephen S., bartender Martin Perich,

r. 411 Pacific
Sutcliffe Bert C, shipping clerk George A.
Clark & Bro., r. 56 Ferine
" Emmett W., electrician, r. 240 Day
" James, clerk, r. 525 Harrison
" MoUie, widow, r. 41!4 Hermann
;8®-Sutclifle. See Sutliff and Sutliffe
Suter Charles R., colonel corps of engineers U.
S. Army, Division engineer Pacific divi-
sion, 533 Kearny, r. Occidental Hotel
" Daniel, attorney and counselor at law, 109

Crocker Bldg, r. 317 Bush
" Frank, janitor, 303 California
" Henry S., machinist H. P. Christie, r. 221/4

John
" George W., laborer, r. 1138 Mission
" Marie, widow, r. 809 Montgomery Av
4®=-Suter. See Sutter

Sutherland Adam T., cashier I. S. Van Winkle
& Co., r. Lorin, Cal.
Alexander, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co.,

r. 3439b 16th
Alexander J., clerk freight auditor's dept.

S. P. Co., r. 475Haight
Alexander W., millwright, r. 1133a 23d
Andrew, painter, r. 107 Bernard
Anna E. Miss, teacher Redding Primary

School, r. 1034 Pine
Annie Miss, stenographer, r. 756 Harrison
Archibald, lithographer George H. Tay

Co., r. Sausalito
Charles, r. 834 Sutter
Charles, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1585

Charles G., bottler Wolf, Wreden & Co., r.
4521/4 Jessie

Don A., brass polisher, r. 4521/4 Jessie

Donald, stone cutter Gray Bros., r. 607
Bryant

Edward, tinsmith Louis Leiser, r. Oak-
land

F., compositor Call, r. 1237 Stockton

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IMERIGtN TYPE FOUNDERS' GO.

ARE AGENTS FOR ^

The Best Paper Cutters \.

Manufactured in the East. A Large Assort- ^
ent in Stock at Low Prices,

405-407 SANSOME STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.

Sutherland Frank T., traveling salesman Ful-
ton Eng. & Ship Bldg. Wks
Sutherland Fred B., eye, ear, nose and throat,
hours 9:30 to 12 a.m.. 3 to5 and 6:30 to
7:3J p. m., 21 Powell, 2d floor, rooms 16-
17, telephone Bush 10

" George M., druggist A. L. Lengfeld, r. 1316
Webster

" H. C, school teacher, r. 614 Sutter

" Henry, seaman, r. 22 East

" Howard V., special writer S. F. News
Letter

" James, seaman str City of Everett

" James A., clerk Mrs. Florence B. Hinck-
ley, r. East Oakland

" John J., salesman, r. 19% Polk

" Joseph, waiter James M. Wilkins, r. NE
cor 8th Av and Fulton

" Josie Miss (Campbell & Sutherland), r. 528
Hayes

" Kenneth, carpenter George A. Fisher, r. 6
Hampton PI

" Peter, fresco painter, r. 1514 Mission

" Robert, plumber, r. 473 Haight

" Robert L., physician, 121a Powell

" Sutherland F., city editor Daily Report, r.
1223, 20th
Sutlierlaiid The, Mrs. H. Chamberlain proprie-
tor, 791 Sutter

" Thomas, laborer, r. 37 South Park

" William, lithographer George H. Tay Co.,
r. Sausalito

" William, painter, r. 107 Bernard

" William J., president Holmes Mining Co.,
79 Nevada Block, r. Palace Hotel

" William L., paper ruler Acres & Williams,
r. Sausalito
Sutherlin Beverly, laborer, r. 908 Larkin
Sutich Ivan P. (Sutich & Tvanovich), r. 921 Powell

" Nicholas, restaurant, 500 Napa

" & IvanoTich (Ivan P. Sutich and John M.
Ivanovich), restaurant, 507 Clay
Sutkamp August, salesman Martin P. Detels
Sutlitf Elizabeth, widow, r. 1011 Mason

" Henry, cigars and tobacco, 832 Kearny, r.
7 Montgomery Av

" Thomas B., gardener City and County
Hospital
jeiS=-Sutlif[. See Sutoliffe

Sutliffe Edgar C, clerk auditing dept. Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 900 Pine

SUTPHEN DAVID D.,

manager Pacific Coast branch John T.
Bailey & Co. (Philadelphia), and The
A. H. Hart Co. Elm Flax Mills (New-
York), 219 Front, r. Alameda
Sutro AdOlph, mayor San Francisco, oflQce
New City Hall and 30 Montgomery Block,
r. Sutro Heights
" Albert, r. 1515 Sacramento
Sutro Alfred, attorney at law, 97-103 Crocker
Bldg, telephone Main 167, r. 1935 Jackson
Sutro Baths, Point Lobos Av nr Cliff House
" Charles Jr. (Sutro & Co.), r. 1718 Pine
" E. Mrs., widow, r. 1935 Jackson
" Edgar E., ofBce 30 Montgomery Block
" Emil, real estate and insurance, 408 Mont-
gomery, r. 1718 Pine
" Gustav (Sutro & Co.), r. 1718 Pine
Sutro Gustav Jr., stock, bond and grain broker,

324 Montgomery, r. 19.35 Jackson
Sutro Heights, bet 47th and 49th Avs Point

Lobos Av and B
Sutro Kindergarten, Miss Grace Pierce prin-
cipal. 64 Silver

Sutro Library, George Moss librarian, tempor-
ary quarters Montgomery Block

Sutro Mail Dock Free Kindergarten, Miss
Marie Schultze principal, 218 Brannan
" Oscar, law student Pierson & Mitchell, r.
1935 Jackson

Sutro Primary School, Miss Mary Magner prin-
cipal, 12th Av nr Clement Av

Sutro Railroad Co., Adolph Sutro president,
William C. Little secretary, E. M. Van
Frank superintendent, main ofQce 30
Montgomery Block, superintendent's of-
fice Car House cor Clement and 32d Av

SUTRO & CO.

(Gustav Sutro and Charles Sutro Jr.),
bankers and brokers, 408 Montgomery

Sutter Adam, baker, r. 6 Langton
" Alphonse, bookkeeper Miller, Sloss & Scott.

r. Alameda
" Charles, milker Furrer Bros.
" Charles, seaman, r. 110 Berry
" Eugene, bookmaker, r. 710 Van Ness Av
" George (Flecklin & Sutter), r. 1 Gardner
" George, clerk, r. 408, 9th
" George, liquors, 610. 7th
" Gottlieb L., liquors, NW cor Sutter and

Polk, r. 905 O'Farrell
" Jacob, laborer, r. 25th nr Connecticut

Potrero
" John, lodgings, 231, 5th
" Joseph, r. 610, 7th
" Sarah A., widow, r. 734 Geary
Sutter Street Hammam Baths, Axel O. Llnd-

strom proprietor, Russian, Turkish and

Electric Baths, 415 Sutter
" Street House, John Thibaud proprietor, 308

Sutter
Sutter Street Bailway Co., R. F. Morrow presi-
dent, J. L. Schmitt vice-president, A. K.

Stevens secretary, Johnson Reynolds

superintendent, SE cor Sutter and Polk,

telephone East 93
" William, porter People's Palace, r. 93 Col-
ton
«®"Sutter. See Suter
Suttie Henry B., conductor Presidio and Ferries

RR, r. 1137 Union
Sutton Aiden, coachman Dr. A. T. Leonard, r.

303 Linden Av
" Albert, architect, 331 Pine, room 6, r. 1417

Clay
" Allen M. (Sutton & Beebe), r. Berkeley
" Bert, core maker Thomas Day & Co., r. 2705

Polk
" Charles, manager Cape Ann Oilclothing

Co., 334, 22d, r. 323V2, 22d
Sutton Charles, secretary D. Ghirardelli Co.,

617-619 Sansome, r. Oakland
" Charles Jr., salesman William E. Maher,

r. 124 Cumberland
" Charles J., porter, r. 705 Stockton
" Frank, laborer U. S. Customs, r. 303 Linden

Av
" Frank J., assistant cashier and special

agent Union Mutual Life Ins. Co., r.

Oakland
" Fred R., clerk H. Huddleston & Co., r. 2705

Polk
" Frederick A., compositor George Spauld-

ing & Co., r. Alameda
" George C, inspector Fire Underwriters

Inspection Bureau, r. 112 Pierce
" Harry, driver W. F. Roberts, r. 2920 Sacra-
mento
" James E., clerk Tax Collector's ofQce, r.

19 Rincon PI
" James K. (McPhee Co.), r. 1510 Mission
" J. B., purser str Alameda
" John, machinist, r. 215V4 Tehama
" John, teamster Gross & MuUaney, r. 303

Linden Av
" John G., engineer, r. 1417 Clay
" Joseph, musician J. H. & J. B. Marshall, r.

34 Eddy
" Lawrence M , bookkeeper G. F. Smith &

Co., r. 2514 Sacramento
" Matthew J., laborer, r. 303 Linden Av
" Michael, carpenter, r. Cuvier nr Bosworth

Has the largest circulation of

^^.| -^ — ^ -| -^ i^ • iias tne largest circuiauon oi

Ihe JDtiiietin ^°'''r.?„o^r;i\t^°"'

W. B. CHAPMAN,

Impoktbb of Selected Vintages op
BARTON & GUESTIER'S Pine Bordeaux and 5aHternes.

123 CALIFORNIA STREET.

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1507

Sutton N., barber, r. 417 Kearny
" Peter, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 19 Rin-

con PI
" Richard J., laborer Standard Oil Co., r. 303

Linden Av
" SamB., agent Wheeler & Wilson Sewing

Machines. 1559 Market
" Samuel D., clerk W. P. Fuller & Co., r. 134

Cumberland
" Samuel W., motorman S. F. & S. M. Ry.

r. 321 Day
" Scott, bookkeeper, r. 3612 Bush
" Theodore, stone cutter, r. 6 Avery
" Thomas J., carpenter, r. 2705 Polk
" Walter, cashier San Francisco Lumber

Co., r. 2514 Sacramento
" William, cashier John Kentfleld & Co., r.

2514 Sacramento
" William H., porter, r. 2911 Sacramento
Sutton & Beebe (Allen M. Sutton and Charles
F. Beebe), shipping and commission mer-
chants and consignees Sutton & Co.,
New York and Philadelphia, 308 Market,
room 5
Sutton's Dispatch Line, from New York and
Philadelphia, Sutton & Beebe agents,
308 Market
Suydam George, speculator, r. Palace Hotel
" James H. (Bates & Suydam), r. 3315 Wash-
ington
" James W., merchant, oflace 205 Front, r.

29.33 Clay
" William H., contracting agent Union Pa-
cific System, 200 California, r. 714 Pine
Svabeck John (Andreas Chrenik & Co.), r. 85

Arlington
Svabek John, wireworker Joseph Micovskl, r.

54 Jessie
Svago Ivan M., printer, r. 1121 Taylor
Svahn Gustav F., seaman, r. 26 Folsom
Svea Fire Insurance Co. The (of Gothenburg),
Brown, Craig & Co., general agents, 407-
409 Montgomery
" John, seaman, r. 22 Sacramento
Svebergison John, laborer, r. 24 Clara rear
Svec Michael, watchman, r. 36!4 Madison Av
Sveggen Ole, conductor Market St. Ry, r. 3219i4

Sacramento
Sven John, seaman, r. 12Pfeifler
Svenberg Charles, engineer, r. 903 North Point
Svendsen Barnett, marine engineer, r. 33 Oak
Grove Av
" F., porter C. G. Larsen, r. 405 Minna
" I. C. Wright, clerk Washburn & Moen Mfg.

Co., r. Alameda
" Louis, seaman, r. 9 Clay
Svendson Ole, boots and shoes, 255, 4th
Svensen Christian, watchman, r. 208 Minerva

" Serelea, domestic, 2922 California
Svenson August F., tanner Morris Windt, r. 780
Illinois
" Charles E., machinist Am. Type Founders

Co., r. 738 Green
" Emil, cook Martin Hermanson, r. 12 Clay
" John, seaman str Santa Cruz, r. 227 Harri-
son
" Jonas, jeweler, 1812 Polk
" Leonard, butcher, r. 603 Haight
" S., motorman Market St. Ry, r. 1108 Elm

Av
" Svante L., butcher John Beuttler, r. 530

Haight
" Sven, painter, r. 1709 Mason
je®"Svenson. SeeSwanson, Swensen and Swen-

son
Sverdrup I. Berner (Larssen & Sverdrup), r.

1815 Sacramento
Svetinich John, washer National Brewing Co.,
r. 530 Grove
" Peter (Svetinich & Bradasich), and oyster

house, 631 Laguna, r. 530 Grove
" & Bradasich (Peter Svetinich and Dominic
Bradasich), beer bottlers, 525 Grove
Svilovich Antonio, jeweler, 224, 34th

" Nicolas, liquors, 810, 6th, r. 765 Bryant
Svoboda Frank, carpenter, r. 55 Whitney
Swabel George, molder, r. 345, 5th
" Wilford C, bookkeeper Heller, Bachman
& Co., r. 345, 5th

W. MONTAGUE & CO.

Warm Air,
Hot Water
and Steam

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

EilTlliG APPMOS.

Swabel William, machinist Carah & Bailey, r.

31lB San Jose Av
Swagg Frederick V., wrapper Philadelphia
Shoe Co., r. 22 Louisa

" Johanna, widow, r. 22 Louisa
Swain Alfred P., secretary Union Consolidated
Silver Mining Co. and Church Mining
Co., 4 Nevada Block, r. Oakland
Swain Brotliers (Edward R. and Frank A.),
proprietors The Original Swain's Bak-
ery, 213 Sutter

" Carrie Miss, clerk general passenger
agent's office S. P. Co., r. 733 Turk

" Charles, r. 1146 Mission

" Charles, laborer, r. 12 Welsh

" Charles, liquors, 350 Brannan

" Charles H., mining engineer, 530 Califor-
nia, room 63, r. 510 Leavenworth

•' Charles W., actor Morosco's Grand Opera
House, r. 712 Mission

" Clarkson (Hermann & Swain), r. 34.33 Pine

" Clinton T., bookkeeper Home Mutual Ins.
Co.
Swain Edward R., architect, 337 Crocker Bldg,
r. 406 Sutter

" Elliot W., marine engineer, 9 Mission, r.
Oakland

SWAIN E. M.,

dentist, 803 Howard cor 4tli, up stairs,
open every evening and Sundays, gas
given, all work guaranteed, r. Mill
Valley, Marin Co.
Swain Frank A. (Swain Bros.), r. 703 Sutter

" George, cook, r. 523% Ivy Av

" George, salesman Taylor, Adams & Prit-
chard, r. Berkeley

" George H. (Duke & Swain), r. 1146 Mis-
sion

" Hadwen (Hadwen Swain Mfg. Co.), r. 3521
Octavia

Swain Hadwen Manufacturing

CO. (Hadwen Swain and Wesley T.
Gorham), manufacturers gas and gaso-
line engines and printing presses, 215-
217 Spear

Swain Harry Mrs., widow, r. 1418 Hyde
" Henry C. (Swain & Murdock), r. 1107 Post
" James H., clerk, r. 534 Eddy
" James S., salesman, r. 534 Eddy
" John, coffee saloon, 225 Grant Av
" Leonidas C, apprentice Union Iron Wks,

r. 733 Hayes
" L. H. Mrs., livery stable, 417 Folsom, r.

Oakland
" Luther, clerk A. G. Gurnett & Co., r. Oak-
land
" M. Mrs., r. California Hotel
" Mary, widow, r. 38 Antonio
" Revillo A., r. 2818Clay

" Robert J., clerk Swayne& Hoyt, r. 733 Turk
" Royal J., timekeeper, r. 733 Turk
" Samuel, harnessmaker, r. 733 Turk
" Susan, widow, r. 937 Folsom
" William C, chief operator Pac. Postal Tel.
Cable Co., r. 21 Grant Av
Swain & Murdock (Henry C. Swain and George
H. Murdock), city agents Sun Insurance
Office (of London), Insurance Company
of North America (of Philadelphia), The
Imperial Insurance Company Limited
(of London), and The Lion Fire Insur-
ance Company Limited (of London), 413
California
«®" Swain. Se(

WASHBDRN & MOEN MFG. CO,,

S^3ST IFE-a-lSrCISCO, C^Xj-

BARBED
COPPER
INSULATED

WIRE

NAILS,
ROPE,
SPRINGS,

z:^^

C^2

III

BACCHUS CELLARS J_ GUNDLACH & CO.,

AND RHINE-FARM VINEYARDS, frof:rx:e:to:rs,

SONOMA. SAN FRANCISCO AND NEW YORK.

1508

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CKOCKER-LANGLEY DIRECTORY.

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J. C. WILSON & CO.

©OO BA1~rERY ST.

Tel. Main 1864.

COAL, COKE and PIG IRON,

Wholesale and Retail.

Swain's Bakery, The Original,

Swain Brothers proprietors, 213 Sut-
ter

Swaine Alvin, bookkeeper Russ, Sanders & Co.,

r. Alameda
Swales Henrietta J. Mrs., r. E s Minerva nr

Uranus
" Howard D., marine clerk Fireman's Fund

Ins. Co., r. East Oakland
'• John W., r. 1027, 24th
" Lily Miss, auditor The Hamburger Co., r.

NE cor 18th and Corbett Av
" Robert D., clerk Gustav Trittenbach, r.

Oakland
" Thomas E., machinist, r. Es Minerva nr

Uranus
Swall Frank J., draughtsman Marshutz & Can-

trell, r. 913 McAllister
" John F., machinist Marshutz & Cantrell,

r. 913 McAllister
" Peter, farmer, r. 913 McAllister
Swallow A., insurance agent, r. 34 Ellis
" F., insurance agent, r. 34 Ellis
" William E., shipping clerk Sanborn, Vail

& Co., r. Alameda
Swalve William H., bakery, 1406 Church
Swan Adam, restaurant, 1148 Market, r. Ala-
meda
" Albert, cook, r. 103, 8th
" Amelia A., widow, r. 911 Hyde
" Anson B., bookkeeper G. O. Heine & Co.
" Benjamin F., sergeant at arms Pac. Stock

Exchange. 316 Montgomery, r. 220, 3d
Swan Benjamin R., physician and surgeon, 222

Sansome, room 1, 2d floor, r. 2214 Hyde
" Charles W., sweeper Harbor Commission-
ers, r. cor 14th Av South and I
" C. J., clerk general passenger agent's

Office S. P. Co., r. Sausalito
" Daniel, molder, r. 2311 Mariposa
" Edward S. Jr., with Alexander & Baldwin,

r. 1101 Pine
" Ellen Mrs. (F. W. & E. Swan), r. NE cor

Point Lobos and 24th Avs
>' Emma Miss, teacher piano, r. 832 Shotwell
" Ernest R., butcher, r. 1517 Fulton
" Eugenie Miss, stenographer, r. 832 Shot-
well
" Fred, r. 1425 Van Ness Av
" Fred, painter, r 832 Shotwell
" Frederick B., liquors, 115 Eddy, r. 126, 5th
" Frederick W. (F. W. & 1^. Swan), r. NE cor

Point Lobos and 24th Avs
" F. W. & E. (Frederick W. and Mrs. Ellen),

liquors, NE cor Point Lobos and 24th

Avs
" George E., steward str Eureka, r. 210,

14th
" George H., clerk, r. 210, 14th
" George W., clerk Palatine Ins. Co., r. 1425

Van Ness Av
" Henry G., salesman John Wigmore & Sons

Co.,r. 27 Ridley
" Jabez S. (Swan & Stein), r. 2310 Mission
" Jabez S. Jr., sign painter, r. 832 Shotwell
" James, surfman Golden Gate Life Saving

Station, r. 7045i Natoma
" John, laborer Golden State and Miners

Iron Wks, r. 162 Clementina
" Joseph, ship carpenter, r. 2311 Marippsa
" Martha A., widow, r. 2000 Laguna
" Nellie D. Mrs., teacher, t. 915, 25th
" Peter, cook. r. 465 Stevenson
" Peter, laborer, r. IBTX) Powell
" Robert, clerk, r. 1517 Fulton

Swan Robert, helper A. F. Adams, r. 503Brod-
erick

" Rosalie Miss, stenographer, r. 418V4 Grove

" Rose, widow, r. 418% Grove

" Samuel B., engineer Market St. Ry., r. 413
Lyon

" Sarah M,, widow, r. 832 Shotwell
Swan The Painter (Swan & Stein), house, sign,
fresco and pictorial painters, 759 Mar-
ket

" Thomas W. B., bookkeeper Bancroft-Whit-
ney Co., v. 34th and Point Lobos Av

" William, mining, r. 100, 5th

SWAN & STEIN

(Jahez S. Swan and Max Stein), Swan
the Painter house, sign and picture
painting advertising, 759 Market,
opposite Phelan Bldg, telephone Main

372

J8®"Swan. See Swann and Schwan
Swanherg Charles 0., president Merchants'

Ice and Cold Storage Co., 212 Clay, r.

Sweden
Swanherg's Oyster House, A. Rosenlund

manager, 418 Pine, telephone Main 884
Swaney Homer A., clerk Railway Mail Service,

r. Oakland
Swank Jacob D., gripman Geary St. RR., r. 811

Point Lobos Av rear
Swann Edward S., salesman, r. 43 Clinton Park
Swansen Arthur, seaman, r. 10 De Haro
" C, engineer, r. 1006 Tennessee
" Charles, fisherman, r. 780 Illinois
" John, fisherman, r. 19 Steuart
" Oscar, laborer, r. 837 Folsom
Swanson Alex, pilot, 506 Battery, r. 2636 Howard
" Alexander, seaman, r. 334 Main
" Alexander, shoemaker Dennis F. Riordan,

r. 963 Folsom
" Alexander B., bartender, r. ST-A Louisa

rear
" Alfred, expressman. NW cor Mission and

Steuart, r. 21 Freelon
" Alfred G.. groceries and liquors, 30 Clara
" Amelia, domestic, 2824b Sacramento
" Andrew, fireman str Apache
" An tone B., laborer, r. 21 Freelon
" August, hostler F. M. Chapman & Co., r. 5

Washington
" August, seaman, r. 504, 3d
" Augusta Miss, r. 7, 22d
" Benjaniin, longshoreman, r. 29'/^ Zoe
" Carl, seaman, r. 29 Madison Av
" Charles (Johnson & Swanson), r. E s Ken-
tucky bet Sierra and Nevada
" Charles, brass finisher W. T. Garratt &

Co., r. Oakland
" Charles, carpenter William Little, r. 222V4

O'Farrell
" Charles, laborer, r. 530, 3d
" Charles, 2d ofQcer str Santa Rosa, r. 945

Sanchez
" Charles, seaman, r. 37 Federal
" Charles, seaman, r. 328 Drumm
" Charles I., laborer, r. 540 Connecticut
" Charles L., can maker, r. 931 Shotwell
" Daniel, cook str National City
" Edward, butcher Charles Vocke, r. NE cor

8th and Brannan
" Edward, driver Witzemann & Staiger, r.

421 East North
" Edward, fireman str National City
" Edward, waiter, r. 12 Everett
" Edwin, laborer, r. 24 Freelon rear
" Ella, domestic, 328 Ellis
" Frank, coppersmith, r. 308 Iowa
" George, mate bkt J. M. Griffith, r. 7 Hyde
" George J., laborer, r. 28^^ Garden
" Gertrude, domestic, 19&5 Clay
" Gustav, carpenter, r. 327 Jessie
" Gustave, teamster Frank A. Hiegel, r. 207

Borland
" Gustave, yardman Palace Hotel
" Henry, oyster opener, r. 42 South Park
" Isaac, carpet layer John W. Shanahan, r.

Oakland
" J. David, restaurant, 8 Jackson
" John, barber W. S. Russell, r. 873 Folsom

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Swanson Joim, carpenter, r. 4 Bryant Av rear
" John, steward, r. 548, 4th
" John, watchman str Gold, Petaluma
" John A., joiner P. C. SS. Co.. r. 26 Pond
" John J., carpenter, r. 333, 2d Av
" John O., carpenter, r. 23!4 Silver
" John W., laborer, r. 8 Jackson
" Joseph C, bookkeeper S. F. Laundry, r. 828

Olive Av
" Jules, carpenter, r. 1118 Harrison
" Li., laborer, r. 504 Napa
" Mathias, motorman Market St. Ry., r. 47

Tremont Av
" Michael, hog raiser, r. 29th Av South nr H
" Nellie Miss, domestic, 2308 Buchanan
" Nels P., laborer The Norton Tanning Co.,

r. Franconia House
" Noah, laundryman, r. 1236 Mission
" Ole W., teamster Albert E. Buckman, r.

NW cor Steiner and Hermann
" Otto, tanner Anton Krieg, r. Tomasa bet

California Av and Elizabeth
" Paul, employee S. F. Laundry, r. 1519 Eddy
" Peter, boat builder, r. iioy^ Biannan
" Peter, laundryman La Grande Laundry
" Sven, painter, r. 110 Mason
" Thomas, laborer, r. 508, 2d
;g®"Swanson. See Swenson, Swensen and

Svenson
Swanstrom Charles R., seaman, r. 21^ Bryant Av
Swanton Clarence H., teamster Wainwright &
Easton, r. 35 Prosper
" George W., master mariner, r. 1815 Lex-
ington Av
" Lizzie Miss, milliner, r. 1115i/i Clay
" Mary, widow, r. lUbVi Clay
" Sadie Miss, milliner, r. 111554 Clay
" Sumner B., lumber surveyor, 9 Mission, r.

2037 Howard
" Thomas, molder, r. 1115V4 Clay
" William, salesman The Hamburger Co., r.

10 Monroe
" William, spring maker Betts Spring Co.,
r. 119, 16th
Swart Jacob, civil engineer, r. 723, 20lh
Swarthout William N., patrolman, r. 2028 Golden

Gate Av
Swarting Edward, waiter Mary Nolan, r. 13

Valley
Swartley William, secretary Holbrook, Merrill
& Stetson, 22.1-337 Market, r. 2308 Bu-
chanan
Swarts Ralph E., painter, r. 1045 Mission
" Thomas J., painter, r. 244, lUh
" William, laborer, r. 244, 11th
Swartsel Salmon J., clerk W. & J. Sloane & Co.,

r. 1507 Clay
Swartz Frederick V., r. 818 Olive Av
" Henry, engineer Joshua Hendy Machine

Wks, r. 207 Eddy
" William, laborer, r. 301 Sierra
" William M., carpenter William Bateman,
r. 16 Devisadero rear
4®°"Swartz. See Swarts, Sohwarz and Schwartz
Swarzchild Louis, merchant, r. 2015 Buchanan
Swasey Benjamin, clerk New Zealand Ins. Co.,
r. Oakland
" Charles S., r. 613 Eddy
" Charles W., stenographer general auditor's

office S. P. Co., r. 613 Eddy
" Henry S., frame maker, r. 532 Polk
" Henry, bartender T. Bromley, r. 401 Oak
" William F., r. 532 Polk
" William N., manager The Wardrobe Reno-
vatory, 142 Eddy, r. 613 Eddy
;8®=Swasey. See Sweasey

Swauger Arthur B., stenographer Lachman &
Jacobi, r. 1516 Clay
" Harry, stenographer, r. 1516 Clay
Swavel Mary, widow, r. 426, 5th
Swayne Robert H. (Haslett & Swayne and
Swayne & Hoyt), r. Alameda
" William Y., foreman Bode & Haslett, r.

Swa3me & Hoyt (Robert H. Swayne, John G.
Hoyt and Fred F. G. Harper), Custom
House brokers and forwarding agents,
504 Battery

j8®=Swayne. See Swain and Swaine

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

Hair Mattresses

MADE TO ORDER.
S-Q.I-S^T' IVIARKEX SX.

Sweany C. B., oyster opener Palace Hotel, r. 531
Bryant

SWEANY F. L., M. D.,

specialist, diseases of men, 737 Mar-
ket, opposite Examiner ofllce

Swearingen Charles H., paperhanger, r. 117Tay-

lor
" ObadiahS., tailor, 9 Geary
" O. S. Mrs., dressmaking, 9 Geary
Swears William B., with P, M. SS. Co. and

Oceanic SS. Co., r. 604 Geary
Sweasey William J. Mrs., widow, r. 1204 Haight
jg^Sweasey. See Swasey
Sweazy George A., barber Charles W. Gunni-
son, r. 742 Howard
Swedish Baptist Church, Scheerer's Hall, E s

10 th nr Market
Swedish Church (Congregational), Rev. Carl

Anderson pastor, N s Jessie bet 6th and

71 h
Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Ebenezer

Church, Rev. E. Nelander pastor, N s

Mission bet 8th and 9th
" Medical Gymnastic Institute, Harold Ohr-

wall. Miss H. Malmstrom and Miss I.

Kokeritz directors, 336 Post, rooms 8-9
Swedish Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev.

Carl A. Anderson pastor, N s Howard

bet 8th and 9th
Swedlund Andrew, tailor, r. 2106 Bush
" Herbert, bookkeeper Irvine Bros., r. 2106

Bush
" Herbert A., butcher, 1507 Fillmore, r. 2106

Bush
Sweeney A. C. Miss, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" A. D., oiler str Columbia
" Anthony, groceries, 713 Brannan
" Anthony, policeman, r. 8O414 Turk
" Augustus F., painter, r. 711 California
" Catherine C, widow, r. 933. 23d
" Catherine L. Miss, teacher Haight Pri-
mary School, r. 933, 23d
" Charles, waiter, r. 3 McDermot PI
" Cornelius, laborer Market St. Ry, r. 106

Caroline
" Cornelius, laborer P. A. McDonald, r. 837

Folsom
" Cornelius, longshoreman, r. 122 Gilbert
" Daniel, bartender John J. Sweeney, r. 78

Natoma
" Daniel, clerk, r. 22 Sumner
" Daniel, contractor and builder, 40 New

Montgomery, r. 110 Hyde
" Daniel, laborer, r. 54 Shipley
" Daniel, laborer, r. 1552 Kentucky
" Daniel A., salesman, r. 266 Tehama
" Dennis, r. 1010 Natoma rear
" Dennis, laborer, r. 426 Ringold
" Dennis, gardener Columbia Square, r. 1717

Jones
" Dennis D., laborer, r. 22 Sumner
" Edward, laborer, r. 5 Belcher
'" Edward B., assistant weigher U. S. Cus-
toms, r. 8 Sanchez
" Edward B., stock dealer. Mission Road

opp St. Maryje College, r. 10 Richland

Av
" Edward J., bookkeeper Richard Smith &

Co., r. 187 Hyde
Sweeney Edwin M.< attorney at law, 1504 Mar-
ket, rooms 7-8, r. Berkeley
" Eugene, butcher Draper & Selig, r. 903

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Sweeney Eugene, laborer, r. 8 Heron
" Francis R., clerk, r. 743, 20th
" Frank H., salesman Davis Bros., r. 2936

Jackson
" Frank P., bookkeeper C. A. Warren, r. Ala-
meda
» Frank R., salesman Stanley T. AUyn, r.

13, 3d
" Frederick, r. 346, 4th

" Garrett C, plumber, 114^^ Ellis, r. 515. 18th
" George E., clerk, r. 531 Shotwell
" George J., r. 2936 Jackson
" Henry P., millhand Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 1316

Rhode Island
" James, r. 673% Harrison
" James, r. 742, 20th
" James, boiler maker, r. 1504 Kentucky
" James, boxmaker, r. 321, 8th rear
" James, iron worker, r. 337, 12th
•' James, quarryman Gray Bros., r. 221

Broadway
" James E., plumber and gasfitter, 114 Turk,
r. 1020 Polk

James P., attorney at law, 530 Cali-
fornia, rooms 13-14, r. 2936 Jackson
James P., blacksmith B. Grave Co., r.

Ocean View
Jeremiah, r. 238, 19th
Jeremiah F., driver Monitor Battery 1, r.

1153 Stevenson
Jewel T. Miss, bookkeeper Renter's Co-
operative Investment Co., r. Oakland
John, r. 818, 15th Av South
John, bartender, r. 242i/i Clara
John, clerk, r. 811 Hayes
John, driver Owen Riley, r. San Bruno Av

opp Five-Mile House
John, hoseman Engine 29, r. 9% Sheridan
John, laborer Occidental Foundry, r. 1619

Noe
John, longshoreman, r. 306 Tehama
John, marble works, 16 Hayes, r. 24 Ron-
del PI
John, seaman, r. 334 Main
John, teamster Michael Smith, r. 214 Sher-
idan
John A., butcher, r. 266 Tehama
John A., butcher Charles Vocke, r. 484, 8th
JohnD.,meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.

1717 Jones
John E., marble cutter, r. 9 Sheridan rear
r John F., proprietor The Esmond
House, 43, 6th
" John J., liquors, 141, 2d, r. 524 Howard
Sweeney John J., manager Pacific Apartment
House, 114 Pacific
" John P., seeds, 409-411 Davis, r. 266 Tehama
" John W., agent, r. 742, 20th
" Joseph J., bookkeeper Kullman, Salz & Co.
" Joseph J., teamster Wolf & Sons, r. 266 Te-
hama
" Julia Miss (Attridge & Sweeney), r. 742, 20th
" Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 1717 Jones
" Kate Mrs., r. SE cor 20th and Kentucky
" Kate, domestic, 4.54 Bryant
" Lorenzo H. (Dodge, Sweeney & Co.), r. San

Rafael
" Maggie, domestic, 1816 Washington
" Margaret, widow, r. 331, 13th
" Margaret, widow, r. 673'/4 Harrison
" Margaret Mrs., r. 51, 2d
" Mary, widow, r. 337, 12th
" Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 1717 Jones
" Mary Mrs., r. 1505 Pine
" Mary L. Miss, nurse, r. 2 Sanchez
" Michael, r. 51, 2d

Sweeney Michael, r. 611 V4 Broderick
" Michael, bartender, r. 8 Gough
" Michael D., clerk auditing dept Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. Alameda
" Morgan L., clerk, r. 531 Shotwell
" Morgan M., plumber, r. 531 Shotwell
" Nicholas J., machinist, r. 35 Hoff Av
" Patrick, r. 2936 Jackson
" Patrick, laborer, r. 26 Geneva
" Patrick, laborer, r. 1335 Sanchez
" Patrick C, r. 522'/4 Hermann
" Peter, bricklayer, r. 26^4 Hayes
" Peter, marble cutter, r. 9 Sheridan rear
" Peter J., clerk Charles W. Stein & Sons, r.

734 Capp
" Peter J., plumber, r. 1124 York
" Rhode J., repairer Fire Alarm and Police

Telegraph, r. 1514 Leavenworth
" Richard J., meterman, r. 742, 20th
" Sophia Miss, r. 1505 Pine
" Thomas, helper U. S. Mint, r. 932, 14th Av

South
" Thomas, oiler Edison Light and Power

Co., r. 513, 2d
" Thomas, porter str Eureka
" Thomas, saw filer Pac. and S. F. Box Fac-
tory, r. 811 Hayes
" Thomas, seaman, r. 15 Hampton PI
" Timothy, groceries, 140, 5th, r. 54 Shipley
" William P., clerk, r. 742, 20th
" William P., clerk Raphael Weill & Co., r.

811 Hayes
Sweeny Alfred J., salesman John M. Sweeny, r.

520 Jessie
" Ellen Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home
" George W., clerk John M. Sweeny, r. 520

Jessie
Sweeny John M., boots and shoes, 37, 6th, r. 520

Jessie
" John T., shoecutter W. H. Nolan & Co., r.

520 Jessie
Sweeny Observatory, Strawberry Hill, Golden

GsLtG Park
Sweeny Thomas U., real estate, 505 Kearny, r.

SWcor7th Avand'J
^^"Sweeny. See Sweany, Sweeney and

Swyney
Sweesey Eliza, widow, r. 1434 California
Sweet Adolph, student, r. 2230 Pacific Av
" Anna Miss, dressmaking, 912 Bush
" Calvin E., foreman, r. 113, 26th
" David L., clerk Louis Saroni& Co., r. 622

Turk
" Dolly Miss, saleslady, r. 631 Eddy
" Edward B., clerk, r. 212 Grove
" Henry A., carpenter, r. 411 Ridley
" Israel, master mariner, r. 320 Drumm
" Jackson A., carpenters. P. Co., r. Oakland
" Mary A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 306 Hyde
" Mowry P., milk dealer, 1615 Folsom
" Richard, salesman The Hamburger Co., r.

92754 Post
Sweet S. Co., Solomon Sweet president, Leon

Levis vice-president, Adolph Levis sec-
retary, merchandise and grain, 213

Sansome, room 30
" Sarah Mrs., dressmaker, r. 912 Bush
Sweet Solomon, president S. Sweet Co. and

California Fruit and Wine Land Co., 212

Sansome, room 30, r. 2230 Pacific Av
" W., 32, 4th
4®=-Sweet. See Swett

Sweetland Byron K., merchant, r. 2015 Webster
Sweetman George, plumber John T. Gray, r. 785

Folsom
" Henry, bartender Joseph Sweetman, r. 785

Folsom
" John J., plasterer, r. 410 California Av
" Joseph, liquors, 785 Folsom and 812, 6th. r.

785 Folsom
" Robert, clerk, r. 511 Jones
Sweetser Andrew J., merchant, r. 207 Larkin
" George H., carriage washer, r. 536B 24th
" George J., machinist Yosemite Mfg. Co., r.

536b 24th
" George W., r. 127 Ivy Av
" George W. Jr., clerk M. R. Bernheim, r. 127

Ivy Av
" George W. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 127 Ivy Av

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Sweetser Samuel D., janitor Ins. Co. of North
America, r. 1030 Page
" William H., salesman Deasy Bros., r. 536b,
24 til
4®-Sweetser. See Switzer and Schweitzer
Swegler August, laborer, r. 608, 6th
Sweigert Catherine, widow, r. 1209 Page

" Charles A. (Locke & Co.), r. 1209 Page
J6®=Sweigert. See Swigert
Swenarton Edwin T. (The Pearson-Swenarton
Co.), r. 600 Bush
" John A., with The Pearson-Swenarton Co.,
r. 600 Bush
SwendsenOlof W., seaman, r. 14d Harriet
" Peter, farmer, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Swensen Annie, domestic, 514 Capp
" Bernard G., marine engineer, r. 33 Oak

Grove Av
" Peter, gardener, 1201 Hyde
Swenson Andrew, sexton First M. E. Church, r.
738 Valleio rear
" Andrew, waiter, r. 634 Saicramento
" August (Johnson & Swenson), r. 12 Jackson
" Axel, seaman, r. Sailor's Home
" Emanuel, seaman, r. 160 Steuart
" Ernest, cigars and tobacco, 21 Leides-

dorff. r. 2408 Larkin
" Gustav, hay, grain, wood and coal, cor 16th

Av South and Q
" Henry (Franklin & Swenson), r. 50, 3d
" Joel, machine hand David Woerner, r. iVA

Chesley
" John, carpenter Krogh Mfg. Co., r. 64 Na-

toma
" John, cooper, r. 31 V4 Chesley
" John, porter, r. 22 East
" John A., carpenter, r. 234 Collingwood
" Mary C, widow, r. 738 Vallejo rear
" Olof, tailor, r. 2408 Larkin
" Oscar, longshoreman, r. 500 Rhode Island
" Peter, boat builder, r. 4101^ Brannan
" Peter, carriage washer Jensen & Herman-
sen, r. 409 Taylor
" Peter, seaman, r. 160 Steuart
" Theodore E., adjuster Gas Consumers'

Assn., r.l502 Laguna
" Vincent, painter G. Orsi, r. 1709 Mason
4®°Swenson. See Svenson, Swansen and Swan-
son
Swett Arthur S., r. 233a Chattanooga
" Clarence A., clerk Goldberg, Bowen & Co.,

r. 2809 California
" Daniel, capitalist, 6 Montgomery Av, r.

Bay Farm Island
" Eben D., teamster S. F. Planing Mill, r.

1803 Folsom
" Elisha v., r. 34/3 Lapidge
" Emma R., widow, r. 2517 Sacramento
" Frederick C, machinist, r. 1208 Clay
Swett George L., manager Pacific Lumber Co.,
338 Berry, r. 1018 Page
" Margaret, widow, r. 1208 Clay
" Otis L., solicitor Pac. Marine Supply Co.,

r. 1415 Washington
" Tomasa, widow, r. 1506 Hyde
Swett WUber M., M. D., eye, ear, nose and
throat, 14 Grant Av, r. 2417 Washington
" Will A., clerk local freight oflice S. P. Co.,

r. Alameda
" William C.,r. 308, 5th

" William E., carpenter Harbor Commis-
sioners, r. 608 Willow Av
'• William E., clerk, r. 1025 Guerrero
4®-Swett. See Sweet

Swickard Benjamin F., conductor Market St.
Ry., r. 1708 Waller
" Elias M., glove maker, r. 7 Bernard
" Horace W., laborer, r. 7 Bernard
" Ida Miss, bookbinder, r. 7 Bernard
Swienich Nicholas, cook Bennett & Witmer, r.

573 Minna
Swierstra Zella. milker Kooistra Bros., r. Nor-
ton nr Mission
Swift A., bookkeeper, r. SEcor 17th and Folsom
" Annie Mrs., r. 1417 Pacific
" Arthur, clerk H. Huddleston & Co., r. 1417

Pacific
■' Belle Mrs., lodgings, 20314 Stockton
" Charles H., painter, r. 418Vi, 24th

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

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311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Swift Charles J., adjuster J. W. Evans, r. S^Yi
Langton
" Charles J., attorney at law, 216 Bush, rooms

8-9, r. Hotel Bella Vista
" Edward D. (Swift & Co.), r. 706 Oak
" Eliza, widow, r. 720 Golden Gate Av
" Eliza, widow, dressmaking, 338, 27th
" George H., carrier postoffice, r. 720 Golden
Gate Av
Swift Gustavas F., president Western Meat
Co., NW cor 6th and Townsend, r. Chi-
cago, 111.
" Harry, shipping clerk Chicago Clock Co.,

r. 1622 Market
" Henry C. C, carrier postofflce, r. 1039 Minna
" Henry E., traveling salesman Henderson

Woolen Mills
" Hugh E., traveling .salesman J. C.Nolan

& Co.
" James F., clerk, r. 1119 Montgomery
" James F., salesman, r. 707 Guerrero
Swift James H., vice-president Pacific Paving
Co., 106-108 Phelan Bldg, r. Redwood City
" J. Lionel, clerk, r. 1119 Montgomery
" John, laborer, r. 1111 Jessie
" John F. Mrs., widow, r. 824 Valencia
" John W., foreman Murray Bros., r. 333 Jer-
sey
" Jonathan, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
" Joseph A., clerk, r. 706 Oak
" Martin, fireman str Mariposa
" Matthew, shoemaker, 308/2 Tehama
" Michael, boxmaker, r. 1111 Jessie
" Morris, drayman Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 1.523 California
" Patrick, r. 526 Castro

" Patrick, capitalist, ofQce 110, 10th, r. 706Oak
" Phillip, blacksmith G. W. Pennington &
Sons, r. 744 Harrison
Swift Samuel, secretary N. W. Spaulding Saw
Co., 17-19 Fremont, r. 1112 East 16th, East
Oakland
" William, millhand, r. 1111 Jessie
" William, painter, r. 1429 Valencia
" & Co. (Edward D.Swift), lumber dealers,
107, 10th
Swigert John, butcher, 1724 Polk, r. 1538 Sacra-
mento
4®= Swigert. See Sweigert and Swickard
Swindell Frederick W., clerk general freight of-
fice S. P. Co., r. 1122/2 Golden Gate Av
Swindells John, junk, 1638 Mission
Swinerton William A., secretary H. S. Crocker

Co., 215-319 Bush
Swingle Alfred, r. 1019 Market rear
Swinnerton James, artist Examiner, r. 931 Fil-

more
Swinnock J. Edward, salesman L. V. Merle, r.
719b 22d
" James K., machinist George H. Tay Co., r.
719b 33d
Swinson John, carpenter, r. 64 Natoma
Swisher Levi M., engineer Oregon Coal and

Navigation Co., r. Alameda
Swiss Consul, Antoine Borel, ofQce 311 Mont-
gomery
" Home, Mrs. A. Kreuzer proprietor, 621-633
Commercial
Swiss Hotel, Spaelti & Diethelm proprietors,
637-639 Commercial . .

•' Liberal Society, La Ticinese, G. Gianmni

secretary, 739 Montgomery .

" Marine Insurance Co.'s Combined (Switz-
erland of Zurich, Helvetia of St. Gall
and Baloise of Basle), Syz & Co., general
agents, 410 California

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are guaranteed by the Excise Department of
the Canadian Government, by certificate
over the capsule of every bottle.

WILLIAVI WOLFF & CO., 329 Market St

Swiss Mutual Benevolent Society, Alfred Bert-

schinger secretary, .^36 Kearny, room 2

" Relief Society, A. Borel president, Alfred

Bertschinger secretary, 536 Kearny,

room 3

" Rifle Club, Alfred Cellier secretary, 703

Sutter
" Sharpshooters' Mutual Benevolent So-
ciety, 423 Broadway
Switzer Ann, widow, r. 314 Larkin
" C, bricklayer, r. 1121 Mission
" Charles H., wood and coal, 30 Grove
" Charles R., salesman New England Furni-
ture Co., r. 2208 Jackson
Switzer George S., proprietor Switzer's Horse
Market, NB cor 12th and Harrison, r. 10b
Shotwell
" Ivy Miss, seamstress S. F. Protestant

Orphan Asylum
" John, agent, r. 2759 Mission
" John B., ship joiner, r. 512 Missouri
" John J., machinist, r. 512 Missouri
" Maria Miss, dressmaking, 832 Sutter
" Samuel C, proprietor New England Furni-
ture Co., 720 Mission, r. 2208 Jackson
" Samuel C. Jr., clerk New England Furni-
ture Co.,r. 2208 Jackson
i^^Switzer. See Sweetser and Schweitzer
Switzer's Horse Market, George S. Switzer

proprietor, NE cor 12th and Harrison
Switzerland Marine Insurance Co. (of Zurich),

Syz & Co. agents, 410 California
Swoboda Frank, carpenter, r. 55 Whitney
Swope John N., elevatorman Market St. Ry., r.

130, 11th
Sword George, baker Am. Biscuit Co., r. 716b

Green
Swordstream Eric J., groceries and liquors, 147,

5th
Swortfiguer George B., private secretary

Thomas Quackenbush, r. 911 Webster
Swyney Robert, clerk Robt Dickson, r. Alameda
" Thomas N., special agent and adjuster, 508
California, room 3, r. 222 Post
Syce Patrick, helper Risdon I. and L. Wks, r.

43 Clementina
Sykes Ann Mrs., r. Precita Av nr Shotwell

SYKES CHARLES H.,

principal Meisterschaft School of
Languages for Spanish, French, Ger-
man and Italian, 122 OTarreU, r. 13
Dehon

Sykes Frank H., pattern maker C. H. Evans &
Co.,r. 13 Dehon
" Harriet, widow, r. 122 O'Farrell
" James B., teacher Meisterschaft School of

Languages, r. 13 Dehon
" Janet N. Mrs., teacher James Lick Gram-
mar Scho il, r. 13 Dehon
" Joseph S., foreman composing room Argo-
naut, r. West Berkeley
" Lillie M., domestic, 138, 13th Av
" Mary O., widow, r. 2103 Pine
" William, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill
4®=-Sykes. See Sikes
Syltwig Charles, wheelwright Morton Draying

and Warehouse Co., r. 10 Mint Av
Sylva Henry G., bookkeeper D. Biagi & Co., r.

1130 Broadway
Sylvain Salomon, real estate, r. 18-t2 Sutter
Sylvester Albert J., dentist, 1148 Sutter, r. 727
Golden Gate Av
" Charles B. , jewelry broker, r. 932, 20th
" Claus, laborer, r. Franconia Av nr Rut-
led?e Av

Sylvester Daniel (Daniel Sylvester & Sons), r.
cor 17 Av South and L

" Daniel & Sons (Daniel, Daniel A., George
I. and Frederick W.), wholesale butch-
ers, 1st Av South nr Railroad Av

" Daniel A. (Daniel Sylvester & Sons), r. cor
17th Av South and L

" Daniel A., policeman, r. 907 Dolores

" Frank, seaman, r. 915 Montgomery

" Frederick W. (Daniel Sylvester & Sons), r.
944, 18th Av South

" George I. (Daniel Sylvester & Sons), r. cor
17th Av South and L

" Helene, widow, r. 727 Golden Gate Av
Sylvester Henry Jr., D. D. S. (Sylvester & Sub-
lett), r. 727 Golden Gate Av

" Louis H., butcher Horn & Judge, r. 907
Railroad Av

" Susan, widow, r. 907 Railroad Av

SYLVESTER WM. G., D. D. S.,

dentist, office 406 Sutter, hours 9 a. m.
to 5 p. m., r. 727 Golden Gate Av

SYLVESTER & SUBLETT

(Henry Sylvester Jr., D. D. S., William
A. Sublett, D. D. S., and William F. Mc-
Laughlin, D. D. S.), dentists, painless
extractions with vitalized air, office
43, 6th, cor Mission, rooms 10, 11, 12,
13 and 14
«®-Sylvester. See Silvester
Sylvia Manuel, r. 910 Kearny
" Thomas M., gripman Sutter St. Ry., r. 507

Central Av
" William F., clerk M. Levy & Bro., r. 828
Kearny
Sylwar Charles, contractor, r. 2010 Folsom
Syme Chrissie H. Miss, clerk Pickens, Fulton
&Co., r. 615 Central Av
" Elias R.. porter U. S. Mint, r. 610a Octavia
" Francis M., r. 116 Francisco
" James, teamster Austin & Co.
" John N., bookkeeper, r. 615 Central Av
" Johnson R., clerk, r. 615 Central Av
" Mamie M. Miss, clerk, r. 615 Central Av
Symington James Y., clerk Harris & Jones, r.
450, 20th
" John G., carpenter, r. 334 Shotwell
" Margary T., secretary Chocolate Emulsion

Co.,r. Oakland
" Robert B., mining engineer, r. 450, 20th
Symmes Frank J., president Thomas Day &
Co., 222 Sutter, r. 630 Harrison
" Harold, student, r. 630 Harrison
" William W., law student Elliott McAllis-
ter, r. 630 Harrison
Symon Charles, boiler maker, r. 221 Mississippi
" Charles, stone setter, r. 640, 18th
■' Eva Miss, saleslady Sanborn, Vail & Co.,

r. 640, 18th
" George, plumber, r. 120 Mississippi
" James A., machinist, r. 640, 18th
" James C, engineer New City Hall, r. 120

Mississippi
" James M., shipwright, r. 120 Mississippi
" John A., asst. engineer str Gaelic
" Samuel C, ship carpenter, r. 120 Mississippi
" William, laborer, r. 221 Mississippi
" William, plumber Henry Williamson, r.
120 Mississippi
4®"Symon. See Simon

Symonds Clarence M., superintendent George
H. Tay Co., 610-620 Battery, r. 1812 Green
" Robert B., molder S. F. Stove Wks, r. 22/2
Perry
46^Symonds. See Simons and Simonds
Syndicate Investment Co., V. G. Hush presi-
dent. S. R. Thorne secretary, 64-65
Chronicle Bldg
" Mining Co. (Bodie, Cal.), J. Stadtfeld Jr.
secretary, 56 Nevada Block

SYRACUSE CYCLE CO.

(Syracuse, N. Y.), Pacific Coast depart-
ment, manufacturers Crimson Rim
Syracuse Bicycle. Clarence E. Martling
general agent, office and salesroom 224
Sutter

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Syron Hugh, collector, r. 322 Lily Av
Syz Harry W. (Syz & Co.), 410 California

SYZ & CO.

(Harry W. Syz, G. A. Ziel and Louis
Eosenthal), general agents Helvetia
Swiss Fire Insurance Co. (of St. GaU),
BaloiseFire Insurance Co. (of Basle),
Swiss Marine Insurance Cos. Combined
Switzerland of Zurich, Helvetia of St.
GaU and Baloise of Basle, Deutscher
Lloyd Marine Insurance Co. (of Berlin),
Dusseldorfer Marine Insurance Co. (of
Dusseldorf), New Swiss Lloyd Marine
Insurance Co. (of Wtaterthur), oflace
410 California
Szanik Geza, cabinet maker F. W. Kreling
Sons Co., r. 1729'/^ Lexington Av rear
" Joseph, laborer, r. 715 Ellis
" Samuel, plumber, 444-446 Valencia
Szatmary Ludwig, machinist John Hermann
Szegedy Stephen, shoemaker. 114 Ellis
Szeroczynski Bruno, draughtsman OfBce Spec-
ialty Mfg. Co., r. 27/2, 22d
" John, r. 271/2, 22d

" Rose Miss, stenographer Leonard & Ellis,
r. 27V4, 22d
Szrajber Helene Miss, dressmaking, 131, 7th
Szukalski Peter, harness maker, r. 1307 Mis-
sion

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Taafle Edward J., butcher William Taafle &
Co., r. 15th Av South bet L and M

" George, clerk S. F. News Letter, r. Ala-
meda

" George P., glass stainer Thomas C. Butter-
worth, r. 1 Roanoke

" John J., clerk, r. 1 Roanoke

" Joseph M., r. 1 Roanoke

" Lawrence, asst. principal Lincoln Even-
ing School, r. 1 Roanoke

" W. F.Mrs., r. 2111 Broderick

" William (William Taaffe & Co.), r. 15th Av
South bet L and M

" William & Co. (William Taaffe and Eu-
gene Harrington), wholesale sheep
butchers, cor 5th Av South and Railroad
Av

" William A., with H. Huddleston & Co., r.
Hotel St. Nicholas
Taber Ariel C, teamster, r. 181 Perry
Taber diaries W.. vice-president Gua,daloupe
Dairy Co., r. 630, 23d '

" Edwin F., carpenter and contractor, 1550
Howard

" Edwin P., jeweler Albert P. Rothkopf, r.
181 Perry

" E. F. Mrs., dressmaking, 1550 Howard

" F.. contractor, r. 126 Ellis
Taber F. A., secretary Taber Photographic Co.,
121 Post, r. 609 Broderick

" Gertrude Miss, stenogropher Cal. Guar-
antee Investment Co., r. 646!4 Valencia

" Henry, janitor, r. 604 Merchant
Taber I. West, president Taber Photographic
Co., 121 Post, r. 1715 McAllister

" John L., r. 1118 Harrison

" Lewis H., r. 1118 Harrison

" Louis, fruit packer, r. 12 De Boom

" Margaret, widow, r. 1118 Harrison

" Grin, traveling salesman Taylor & Taylor,
r. Oakland

TABER PHOTOGRAPHIC CO.,

the leading photographers of the Pa-
cific Coast, portrait and landscape,
121 Post above Kearny

Taber Samuel M., salesman Taylor & Taylor, r.
Oakland
" Walter, r. 409, 5th
•' William, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
" William S., clerk S. F. Diamond House, r.
181 Perry
J8®="Taber. See Tabor
Taboas Dennis, painter, r. 53 City Hall Av
Tabor Wiiliam J., r. 1733 Lexington Av

Tabrett Henry C, marine superintendent Ris-
don I. & L. Wks, r. 1223, 21st
" Rebecca, widow, r. 1223, 21st
Tabusso Antonio, laborer, r. IV2 Edith
Tacconi Gianvito, tailor, 339 Bush. r. 715 Green
Tache Augustus, carpenter, r. 411 Jersey
Tackelberg H., foreman Stone & Co., r. 1515 Cali-
fornia
Tackley Marie C, widow, r. 313!4 O'Farrell
Tackney James J., watchman Byron Jackson, r.
520, 6th
" Matthew, hotel keeper, r. 520, 6th
Tacoma and Roche Harbor Lime Co., John D.
McMillin president, 40 New Montgomery
" Mill Co., Charles Hanson president, H. C.
Chesebrough secretary, 48 Market
Tacoma Mills (Tacoma, Wash.), Hanson & Co.

proprietors, 48 Market
Tacy S. H., chief promoter Manufacturer's and
Producer's Association, r. Hotel St.
Nicholas
Tadd Samuel, carpenter, r. Precita Av nr Shot-
well
Taddeucci Ferdinando (Bacigalupi & Co.), and
liquors, 1012 Kearny, r. 1413 Kearny
" Martin, yardman Legallet-Hellwig Tan-
ning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
Tadejevich Frank, waiter Mikulich & Kiselich,
r. 4 Union PI
" Samuel, waiter Samuel Baker, r. 4 Union
PI
Tadelle L. A., steward, r. 22 Sacramento
Tadich Andrew (Martin & Co.), r. 629 Vallejo
" Ivan v., coffee saloon, 221 Leidesdorff, r. 403
Lyon
Taeger Frank, groceries and liquors, 743 Broad-
way, r. 614Willow Av
Taforce James A., cigars, 1237 Market
Tafornelli Frank, packer J. Martenstein &Co.,

r. 349 Pacific
Taforo Frank, salesman Macpherson & Rucker,

r. 275V4 Minna
Taft Andrew, merchant, r. 1319 Geary
" Andrew A., wood and coal, hay and grain,

413 Golden Gate Av
" Benjamin D., baker Eclipse Cracker Co., r.

1414 Dupont
" Herbert D., traveling salesman Levi
Strauss & Co.
Tager Frank, r. 614 Willow Av
Taggard E. W., secretary Moore, Hunt & Co.,
4U4 Front, r. 1702 Geary
" Frederick A., driver, r. 112 Lily Av
Taggart Alexander, engineer, r. 414 Federal
•' Brothers (Charles J. and William E.), wood

and coal, 1149 Harrison
•' Charles J. (Taggart Bros.), r. 1149 Harrison
" Clayton, correspondent Anglo-Californian

Bank, r. 2417 Fillmore
" Ellis, salesman, r. 513 Post
" Frank H., clerk, r. 19 Dikeman PI
" Frederick A., clerk, r. 911 Dolores
" James, glassblower, r. 454 Federal
" J. E., seaman, r. 702 Vallejo
" John J., glassblower, r. 4i4 Federal
" Peter, horseshoer James McCarty, r. 1422

Pacific
" Uni, dressmaker, r. 513 Post
" William, housemover, r. 2854 Clinton Park
" William E. (Taggart Bros.), r. 1149 Harri-
son
4®=-Taggart. See Taggard and Teggart
Tagler William, contractor, r. 552 Church
Taglieroni Baro, oysterman M. B. Moraghan
Tagliabue Francis, civil engineer, 508 Mont-
gomery, room 17, r. 1169 Mission

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Tahaney Martin, watchman, r. 28 Hawthorne
" Patrick, marine engineer, 9 Mission
" Peter, gripman Market St. Ry, r. 2830 Pine
J|®-Tahaney. See Tehaney
Tahiti Line of Packets, Matthew Turner agent.

40 California, room 10
Tahler Julius, painter, r. 1107, 17th
Tai Masakazu, manager Japanese Episcopal

Mission, r. 421 Powell
Taillou Ernest W., barber Henry Gellert, r. 621

Bush
Taisen John, brass finisher J. Rovlance Brass
Wks, r. 745 Folsom
" Margaret J., widow, r. 745 Folsom
" Walter H., salesman, r. 745 Folsom
Tait Ernest R., druggist William M. Hilton, r.
231, 17th
" F. Dudley, physician, 326 Geary
" Frank T., shipping clerk, r. 5i4 Boardman

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" George H., driver Sutter St. Ry, r. 1109

Brannan
" George L., physician, 326 Geary
" James, porter, r. 5^4 Boardman PI
" Mary, widow, r. 5'/4 Boardman PI
" Sarah C. Widow, r. 326 Geary
" William, teamster, r. 5V4 Boardman PI
" William C, attorney at law, 4-7 Mills
Bldg, 4th floor, r. 326 Geary
4S=-Tait. See Tate
Taix Joachim, bakery, 2119 Taylor
Takats Frank, r. 628, 22d

" Frank Jr., carrierPost Office, r. 628, 22d
Takkunen Annie, domestic, SE cor Stanyan

and Waller
Talamenter A. R., student Van der Naillen's

School of engineering, r. 29 Haight
Talbert James M., carpenter, r. 2901 Bush

" William H., waiter, r. 427 Stevenson rear
Talbot Alexander, r. 219 Langton
" Andrew P., with Pope & Talbot, r. 2601

California
" Charles F. A. (Pope & Talbot), r. 1819 Cali-
fornia
" Eben, clerk, r. 24 Pond
" Edward teamster, r. 345, 13th
" Edward B., clerk Miller. Sloss & Scott, r.
818 0ctavia
Talt)Ot Enocli S., U. S. Local Inspector Hulls,
U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, room 21, r. Oak-
land
" H., seaman str Alameda
" Henry, r. 219 Langton
" Heury W., clerk S. P. Co., 613 Market, r.

2704 Laguna
" Irene J., widow, r. 811 Bush
" James C, r. 2410>4 Sacramento
" James W., calker, r. 102 Minna
" Jerome C, clerk C. Curtin, r. 617 Eddy
" John, r. 617 Eddy

" John E. L., clerk, r. 2410V4 Sacramento
" Joseph, steam fitter, r. 308, 3d
" Nellie A. Miss, teacher music, r. 2410^4

Sacramento
" Simeon B., fuel agent P. & S. Dept. S. P.

Co., r 1810 Turk
" Walter J., actor, r. 2410Vi Sacramento
" W. C, Mrs., widow, r. 1730 Jackson
" William H. (Pope & Talbot), r. 2680 Jack-
son
" William H., capitalist, r. 2704 Laguna
49=-Talbot. See Talbert

Talcott Louis, druggist, 1232 Stockton, r. 1828
O'Farrell
" Seth C, r. 132 South Broderick
Taleri Giovanni, r. 419 Broadway

Taliaferro Benjamin W., photographer Taber
Photographic Co.
" Mary C. Miss, r. 916 Greenwich
Tallagsen Andrew J., tanner South S. F. Tan-
nery r. 17th Av South bet Q and R
" Charles S., teamster John Weith, r. 17th
Av South bet Q and R
Tallant Banking Co., John D. Tallant presi-
dent, Frederick W. Tallant vice-presi-
dent, John Dempster McKee cashier,
NE cor California and Battery
Tallant Frederick W., vice-president Tallant
Banking Co., NE cor California and Bat-
tery, r. ]4!i6 Clay
Tallant John D., president Tallant Banking
Co., NE cor California and Battery, r.
2211 Washinston
Tallant Nathaniel W., president Columbia
River Packing Co., 125-127 Market, r. 323
Scott
" Thomas, bartender, r. 129 Silver
Tallaux Paul, artist, r. lOlVi Grant Av
Talleur Louis J., laborer S. P. Co., r. 164 Silver
Tallmadge Charles E., agent, r. 2810a Howard
j8®='Tal]madge. See Talmage
Tallman Fannie K., nurse, r. 415 Shrader
" Harry, driver Owen Moore, r. 819 Howard
" Jeddie A., clerk, r. 11 Elwood
" T. H., salesman, r. 501 Napa
" Thomas M., hostler, r. 20 Chenerv
J!®-Tallman. See Tolmon

Tallon Christopher J. , shipping and commission
merchant, 220 California, room 9, r. Ala-
meda
Tally John J., marine engineer, r. 1209 Hayes
" T. J., traveling salesman Elmwood Dis-
tilling Co., r. Virginia City
Talmage Abraham L., printer, r. 550 Minna
" Charles, printer, r. .550 Minna
" Nicholas, tanner Morris Windt, r. 200,
11th
«®=Talmage. See Tallmadge
Talman E. W., marine engineer, 9 Mission
Talo Constant J. (Carraine & Talo), r. 827 How-
ard
" Jules J., salesman G. Verdier & Co., r. 827

Howard
" Hortense, widow, r. 827 Howard
Talty Hugh, section foreman Park and Ocean

Tarn Joseph H., attorney at law. room 715

Spreckels Bldg, 927 Market
^r-Tam. See Tamm
Tamagni Lena, domestic, 516 Pacific
Tamalpais Land and Water Co., Beverly

Letcher secretary, 532 California
Tamburini James, clerk S. Tamburini, r. 316
Francisco
" Stephen, fruits and vegetables, 316 Fran-
cisco
Tamm Ernest F., r. 3028 Clay
" Frederick, seaman, r. 409 Drumm
" John, seaman, r. 15 Howard
" John W. (Tamm & Dunn), r. 730 Devisa-

dero
" L. Charles, chancellor Belgium Consulate,

123 California, room 16, r. 328 Bartlett
" & Dunn (John W. Tamm and John J. Dunn),
wine merchants, SE cor Fulton and De-
visadero
Tamm & Nolan Company (incorporated),
Peter J. Curtis president, Lyman J.
Fenn secretary, manufacturers superior
varnishes and japans, ofHce and sales-
room, 31. 2d, telephone Main 5882, factory
Utah and Alabama, telephone South 176
«®-Tamm. See Tarn
Tammeyer George, r. 23 Dearborn
" Julius, tailor, r. 23 Dearborn
" Louis, carpenter, r. 23 Dearborn
" Mary, widow, r. 3 Central PI
Tamony Cornelius, baker John Tamony, r. 1317
Folsom
" John, bakery, 1317 Folsom
" John, dairyman Edinburgh nr Silver Av
" Michael, baker John Tamony, r. 1317 Fol-
som
" Peter, driver Electric Laundry, r. 215 Va-
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Tampakes George, oyster saloon, 37, 4th, r. 777
Stevenson
" James, cook George Tampakes, r. 117 Na-
toma
Tampcke John, liquors, NE cor Dupont and

Pacific, r. 1014 Clay
Tarns Sampson, real estate, r. Paciflc-Union

Club
Tandy Edith M. Miss, proofreader, r. 29 Oak
" George (Tandy & Co.), r. 29 Oak
" George, teamster, r. 315 Jessie
" Herbert (Tandy & Pooley), r. 29 Oak
" & Co. (George Tandy), manufacturers en-
velopes and paper bags, 139 Post
" & Pooley (Herbert Tandy and Arthur W.
Pooley), manufacturers' agents, 139 Post
Tanforan Mary D. Miss, teacher Sheridan
Primary School, r. 640 Golden Gate Av
Tangye George W., machinist Main St. Iron

Wks, r. 8181/4 Montgomery
Taniere A., purser str City of Panama
" Alice Miss, stenographer Carroll Cook, r.

213 Post
" Etienne, r. 19 Baker

" Leontine Mme., agent F. Thomas Parisian
Dyeing and Cleaning Wks, 213 Post
Tanke Daniel, driver r. 2018 Larkin
" John, engineer Poetsch & Peterson, r. 1015
Hampshire
Tann James, harnessmaker Kempkey, Gilham

& Sawyer, r. 437 O'Farrell
Tannahill Cordelia Miss, r. 1759 Polk
" James A., receiver Sutter St. Ry., r. 1759

Polk
" Mary A., widow, r. 1759 Polk
Tannebaum Bernard, speculator, r. 309 Powell
Tanner Annie Mrs., lodgings, 32 Turk
" E. Henry, barber and baths, 32i4 Turk, r.

32 Turk
" Elizabeth I., stenographer Howard H.

Hogan, r. 1820 Hyde
" Henry S., elder Latter Day Saints, r. 612

Van Ness Av
" Herman, cooper John Wieland Brewery, r.

566a Polsom
" Mary E., widow, r. 14th Av nr Clement
■' Walter W., roadman Cal. St. RR., r. 1820

Hyde
" William, motorman Market St. Ry., r. 1005

Tanners' Home, Alois Oettl proprietor, W s

Nebraska nr Army
Tannian Ann, widow, r. 12 Valparaiso
" Christopher, plumber, r. 214, 7th
" John A., clerk, r. 214, 7th
" Martin F.. policeman, r. 822 Folsom
" Mary E. Miss, dressmaker, 1917 Mason, r.

12 Valparaiso
" Michael T., box maker, r. 12 Valparaiso
" Patrick, molder, r. 214, 7th
" Patrick J., r. 214, 7th

" Peter H., distributor Post OfQce, r. 214, 7th
" Thomas, boiler maker, r. 943%. Harrison
" Thomas S., clerk, r. 214, 7th
" William, clerk, r. 148, 6th
Tanron Charles, carpenter, r. 1014, 26th
" Margaret, dressmaker Mrs. Marie Tanron,

r. 1014, 26th
" Marie Mrs., dressmaking, 1014, 26th
Tantau Frank, harness maker A. Helke, r. 713
McAllister
" George F., salesman Baker & Hamilton, r.

713 McAllister
" George W., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 713
McAllister
Tanzer Charles H., clerk Pac. Ammonia and

Chemical Co., r. Alameda
Tanzi Henry R., painter and decorator, 531b

Hayes
Taphorn Peter, teamster, r. 516 Haight
Tapla Navor, bartender L. Olivar, r. 220 Mont-
gomery Av
Tapke Henry, piano tuner, r. 621 Valencia
" William, wood carver William H. Warn-
holz, r. Alameda
Tapken Frederick W., porter Tillmann & Ben-
del, r. 306 O'Farrell
Tapking Benjamin, clerk Theodore Schultz, r.
1934 Stockton

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
CORRUGATED IRON,

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for Roofing and Siding.

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Tapley John J., steward, r. 914 Army
" Julia Mrs., r. 706 Folsom

Tapp George, r. 355 Persia Av

Tappan William, agent Ginn & Co., 327-331 San-
some, r. Sausalito

Tappe Marie, widow, furnished rooms, NW cor
California and Dupont

Tappenbeck William, salesman S. L. Jones &
Co., r. Cosmos Club

Tapper Eva, widow, r. 1007 Washington

Tappes Sarah, widow, r. 11 Hubbard rear

Tapsan Archie, clerk H. A. Lozier & Co., r.
Oakland

Tarabochia Maud, restaurant, 5 Harrison, r. 411
Spear
" Martin, cook N. Sutich, r. 500 Napa

Tarantino N., fish, 6 Clay St. Market

Taranto Giuseppe, waiter Sanguinetti & Co., r.
319 Union

Taranzy Davis, tailor, r. 64 Shipley

Taravellier Justin, cellarman, r. 150 Shipley

Tarbox Benjamin L,., bartender The Reception,
r. 632 Sutter
" Elisha T., real estate, r. 540 Washington

Tardella Anthony Rev. S. J., asst. prefect St.
Ignatius College, 214 r. Hayes

Tardelli Maria, widow, r. 18 Dunn Alley
" Rafael, fruits and vegetables, 113, 6th, r.
469 Minna

Tardif Frederick, consulting engineer and sur-
veyor, 303 California, room 27, r. Alameda
" William, calker, r. 17 Federal

Targlav Gligo, cook Vassa Doklstich, r. 1525
Leavenworth

Tarlease Charles E., clerk Thomas H. Steven-
son, r. 843 Mission

Tarleton John, carpenter, r. 14 Lick

Tarpey Dominick (Tarpey &Krigbaum), r. Salt
Lake City
" Martin G., commission, r. 781 Mission
" & Krigbaum (Dominick Tarpey and Henry
S. Krigbaum), general agents Union
Casualty and Surety Co. (St. Louis,
Mo.). 208Sansome

Tarpy Winifred C, widow, r. 823, 15th
" Winifred L. Miss, principal Douglass Pri-
mary School, r. 823, 15th

Tarr Alvin F., laborer Cal. Electrical Wks, r.
1323 Union
" Samuel H., expert accountant, 61 Nucleus
Bldg

Tarrant Rowena M. Miss, teacher music, 531
Sutter

Tarride Pierre, liquors and lodgings, 727 San-
some

Tartar William, real estate, r. 17 Federal

Tartasse Alphonse (Gueux & Tartasse), r. 142
Geary

Tartini Isaac G., cutter, r. 33114 Eddy
" Josephine Mrs., dressmaking, 3311,4 Eddy

Tasara John B., peddler, r. 6 Dunn Alley

Taschner Caroline, widow, furnished rooms, 312
Chestnut

Tash Gustav, printer, r. 16a Bryant
" Marcus, salesman Bauer Bros. & Co., r.
206a Post

Tasheira George, manager The McCollam Fish-
ing and Trading Co., and vice-president
Union Fish Co., office 40 California, room
2, r. Sausalito

Tasheira Lewis, vice-president The McCollam
Pishing and Trading Co., 40 California,
room 2, r. Oakland

Tasker Dennis, waiter, r. 33 Everett

Tasovaz Mark (Abramovich Bros. & Co.), r. 1911
Polk

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DEALERo IN A,.L KINDS OF

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Hotels, Restaurants and Ship-
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Tassett Henry L., r. 10 Havens
" Henry L. Jr., clerk, r. 10 Havens
" Sylvia, dressmaker, r. 10 Havens
Tassl Antonio (Tassi Bros, and Tassi & Co.), r.
1523 Powell rear
" Brothers (Antonio andGiacomo), butchers,

233, 5th
" Giacomo (Tassi Bros.), r. 914 Howard
" & Co. (Antonio Tassi and Robert E. Kelly),
butchers, 1413 Stockton
Tassiers Benjamin, cellarman, r. 621 Pacific
Tate Belle Miss, dressmaking, 903'/4 Valencia
" George, laborer Wells, Russell & Co., r. 928

Mission
" George, seaman, r. 28 Sacramento
" George N., proprietor The Fauntleroy, 105

Stockton
" Gustav Mrs., widow, operator Stange &

Jaenicke, r. 215 Polk
" Jesse, clerk, r. 1610b Mason
Tate John H., manager L. E. White Lumber
Co., 22 California, r. The Colonial
" Joseph, helper Erode & Clark Iron Wks,

r. 928 Mission
" Joseph H., waiter, r. 353 Jessie
" Margaret E., widow, r. 2418 Post
" Thomas J., carpenter and builder, r. 728

Howard
" William, stevedore, r. 227, 2d
J«-Tate. See Tait
Tatreau John B., stonecutter John D. McGil-

vray & Co., r. 58 South Park
Tatum Henry L. (Tatum & Bowen), r. 2525 Pa-
cific Av
" & Bowen (Henry L. Tatum and John J.
Bowen), machinery, saws, oils, etc., 34-36
Fremont
Taubaer Emile, printer, r. 508, 6th
Taubert Charles, bartender, r. 538 Birch Av
Taubles Caroline, widow, r. 1432 Geary
Taubmann August driver American Biscuit
Co.,r. 1609 Baker
" James B., carpenter, r. 3107 Mission
Tauck E. & Co. (Ernst Tauck), blacksmiths and
wagon makers, 107 Oregon
" Ernst (E. Tauck & Co.), r. 320 Drumm
" Herman, wagon maker Gallagher & O'Con-
nor, r. 151 Silver
Taufenbach Arnold, cook. r. 913 Vallejo
Taufenback Katie Mrs. (Russell &Taufenback),

r. 921 Golden Gate Av
Taunton Copper Manufacturing Co. (Taunton,
Mass.), G. M. Josselyn & Co. agents,
38-40 Market
Taureck Charles, laborer Odd Fellows' Ceme-
tery, r. 128K2, 7th
Taussig Hugo A. (Louis Taussig & Co.), r. 2430
Fulton
" Josephine I. Miss, r. 2808 Clay
" Louis, r. 2127 California
" Louis, r. 2808 Clay
" Louis, salesman S. N. Wood & Co., r. NE

cor Geary and Hyde
" Louis, solicitor Baxter Portrait Co., r. 1022
Folsom
Taussig Louis & Co. (Rudolph J. and Hugo A.
Taussig, Adolph Eisenbach and John J.
Carroll), wholesale liquors, 26-28 Main
" Martin, cook Brown & Nicol
" Phillip, furniture, 1121 Mission, r. 1022%

Folsom
" Rosa G. Miss, r. 2808 Clay
" Rudolph J. (Louis Tauss'ig & Co.), r. 2540

Vallejo
" Samuel (Taussig & Newdorfer), r. 764i4
Howard

Taussig & Newdorfer (Samuel Taussig and
Julius Newdorfer), barbers, 797 Mission

Tauszky Edmund (Deal, Tauszky & Wells), at-
torney at law, 51-54 Nevada Block, r.
The Colonial

Tautphaus Peter, butcher, SE cor California
and Polk, r. 1529 California

Tauzy J. & Co. (Joseph Tauzy), importers
French and Spanish books, stationers,
printers and engravers, 6 Post, tele-
phone Main .5283
" Joseph (J. Tauzy & Co.), r. 1704 Sacramento

Tavares J. G. Mrs., cigars and tobacco, 233!4
Jackson
" Manuel, liquors, 102 Jackson

Tavel Sarah, wido.v, r. IOI8V2 Mason

Tavendale William, upholsterer Charles W.
Lipman, r. 1633 Geary

Taverner Henry W.. salesman, r. Clement nr
13th Av
" W. E., designer Thomas C. Butterworth, r.
San Rafael

Tavolara Fortunato L., shoemaker John Uts-
chig, r. 815 Jessie
" James, fish dealer, r. 9 Kohler PI
" John B., farmer, r. 9 Kohler PI
" Luigi, farmer, r. 9 Kohler PI

Tax Collector City and County, New City Hall,
1st floor

Tay Charles F., secretary George H. Tay Co.,
610-620 Battery, r. 3005 Jackson

TAY GEORGE H. CO.,

Levi M. Kellogg president, Oscar J.
Backus vice-president, Charles F. Tay
secretary, importers and jobbers pipe
metals, plumbing supplies, etc.. 610-
620 Battery, and proprietors Alvarado
Foundry, Alvarado, CaL
Tay Harriet B. Miss, r. 1902 Pierce

" Irene M. Miss, r. 1902 Pierce
Tayac Clemence J., r. 1205 Golden Gate Av
Tayler James H., president Tayler & Spots-
wood Co., 31 Beale, r. Oakland

TAYLER & SPOTSWOOD CO.,

James H. Tayler president, F. L. Alder-
son vice-president, George C. Jensen
secretary, iron, steel, carriage hard-
ware, blacksmiths' supplies, coal, etc.,
31 Beale, telephone Drumm 106
Taylor Aaronson, traveling salesman, r. 197

Hyde
Taylor, Adams & Pritchard (Edwin F. Taylor,
L. O. Adams and Frederick L. Pritch-
ard), steel ranges, plumbers and tin-
smiths, 12-14 Market and 9-11 Sacra-
mento
" Addison H.. carpenter, r. 929 Filbert
" Agnes C. Mrs., vice-principal Spring Val-
ley Grammar School, r. 1312 Pine
" Agnes H., widow, r. 1212 Hyde
" Albert, porter Bohemian Club, r. 655 Mis-
sion
Taylor Albert H., physician and surgeon, 422
Ellis, hours 1 to 4 and 7 to 7:30 p. m.,
telephone Sutter 1651
Albert R., traveling salesman, r. 327, 19th
Albert T., journalist, r. 717 Hyde
Alexander E., clerk, r. 1231 Broadway
Alfred D., clerk freight auditor's dept. S.

P. Co., r. Oakland
Alfred E., bookkeeper, r. IIIV2, 13th
Alice, widow, r. 23 South Park
Alonzo E., teamster, r. 433. Uth
Amelia, widow, r. 1128'/^ Harrison
Andrew, ship joiner, r. 702 Tennessee
Antoine W., manufacturer dental instru-
ments, 13 Trinity, r. 1308 Union
Taylor Archibald L., secretary and treasurer
W. T. Garratt & Co.. NW cor Fremont
and Natoma, r. East Oakland
" Archibald W., clerk freight auditor's dept.

S. P. Co., r. 1421 Pine
" Arthur, shipwright Union I. Wks, r. 702

Tennessee rear
" Augusta Miss, dressmaker, r. 742^ Harri-
son
" Augusta R., widow, r. 704a Guerrero

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r. 2128 California
" B., seaman str Arago
" Belinda, widow, r. 459% Guerrero
" Benjamin, teamster Roth, Blum & Co., r.

12th Av South nr Railroad Av
'< Benjamin E., carpenter, r. 13th Av South

nr Railroad Av
" Ben]amin H., teamster, r. 13th Av South

nr Railroad Av
" Bentley, gripman Market St. Ry, r. 118a

San Jose Av
" Bert, waiter B. F. Williams, r. 226 Michi-
gan
'< Bertha Mrs. (Thomas Taylor & Co.), r. Mu-
nich, Germany
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Turk
" B. R. Mrs., widow, r. 2101 Devisadero
" Byron I., t ontractor and builder, 3116 Point

Lohos Av
" Catherine, widow, r. 315 Jones
'< C. G., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" Charles, finisher The Norton Tanning Co.,

r. 203 Gaven
" Charles, porter, r. 1008 Powell
" Charles A., motormanS. F. & S. M. Ry
" Charles C, clerk, r. 22.36 Post
" Charles D., veterinary surgeon, r. 613

Grove
" Charles E., clerk tigket auditor's dept. S.

P. Co., r. 137 San Jose Av
" Charles H., clerk Mrs. Sarah Taylor, r. 319,

1st
" Charles H., clerk Hooper & Jennings, r.

1500 Masonic Av
" Charles H., driver Police Patrol, r. 407

Montgomery Av
" Charles L., capitalist, r. 711 Jones
Taylor Charles L., president Sun Insurance

Co. , 428 California and Supervisor Eighth

Ward, r. 709 Bush
" Charles L., storage, 204 Post, r. 600 Bush
" Charles L., teamster Andrew W. Schrader,

r. 1006, 13th Av South
" Charles L. Jr., draughtsman Havens &

Toeppe, r. 600 Bush
•' Charles McI., bookbinder, r. 2919 Laguna
" Charles S. A., clerk Railway Mail Service,

r. San Jose, Cal
" Churchill (Taylor & Taylor), r. Oakland
" Clarence A., cigars, 2740, 16th
" Clarence G. (Stickel & Taylor), r. 532 Ellis
" Clay W. Mrs., r. 730, 21st
" C. Clifford, deputy License Collector, r.

2236 Post
" Daniel, plumber, r. 1515Vi Market
" David B., metal roofer Conlin & Roberts, r.

15 Julian Av
" David W., clerk, r. Commercial Hotel
" E. A., helper Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. 1130

Market
" Edith A. Miss, bookkeeper, r. 2236 Post
" Edmund, importers linens, 569 Market, r.

East Oakland
" Edward, helper Schrader & Co., r. 731, 24th
" Edward A., engineer S. P. Co., r, 123 Shot-
well
" Edward A., mechanic Nathan, Dohrmann

& Co., r. 1714 Turk
" Edward F., shoefitter R. A. Bourne, r.

Gaven nr San Bruno Av
" Edward J., bookkeeper, r. 621 Bush
Taylor Edward R., attorney at law, 530 Califor-
nia, rooms 34-35, r. 2308 California
" Edwin F. (Taylor, Adams & Pritchard), r.

Oakland
Taylor Edwin M., president and manager S. P.

Taylor's Sons, 400 Sansome, r. 1001 Pine
Eleanor, widow, r. 316 Beale
Eliza, widow, r. 322 Turk
Elizabeth, widow, r. Gaven nr San Bruno

Av
Elizabeth Mrs., furnished rooms, 228% Post
Ella, waitress Dennett's, r. 7% Myrtle
Ellen, widow, r. 446 Bryant
Ellen, widow, r. 672, 20th
Emma, domestic, 2123 Buchanan
Emma W., widow, r. 1923 Eddy

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

SEAT CUSHIONS

In Plush, Terry, Damask and Sateen, Made

to Order for Churches, Lodges,

Steamboats, etc.

Taylor E. Sanford, r. 708 Taylor
" Euphemia, widow, r. 222 Waller
" Eva A. Miss, principal Hearst Free Kinder-
garten No. 1, r. 929 Filbert
" Felton (Taylor & Taylor), r. 2001 Eddy
" Ferdinand N., teamster, r. 714% Octavia
" Fillmore, tailor, r. 847 Howard
" Flora E., widow, r. 17 Harriet
" Francis, physician, r. 236 Taylor
" Frank, cashier Baxter &Oes ting, r. 127Turk
" Frank, clerk, r. 7% Verona PI
" Frank A., collector, r. 659 Harrison
" Frank B., machinist Pac. Sheet Metal

Wks, r. 543 Turk
" Frank F., attorney at law, r. 2250 Bush
Taylor Frank L., vice-president S. P. Taylor's

Sons, 400 Sansome, r. San Anselmo, Ma-
rin Co.
" Frank M. , horseman, r. NE cor Point Lobos

and 4th Avs
" Frank M., laborer Union 1. Wks, r. 105 New

Montgomery
" Frank P., clerk C. H. Taylor, r. 319, 1st
" Frederick, miner, r. 810 Mission
" Frederick, teamster J. Schussler & Co.
" Frederick A., gold deposit melter U. S.

Mint, r. 187 Hyde
" Frederick G., printer Call, r. 1250, 18th
" .Frederick S. (S. P. Taylor's Sons), r. San

Anselmo, Marin Co.
" Frederick W., clerk S. F. & N. P. Ry. Co.,

r. Berkeley
" Frederick W., ship joiner, r. 319, 1st
" George, harness maker J. C. Lawless &

Co., r. 1 Belcher Court
" George, janitor, 330 Pine
" George, porter, 3700 California
" George A. (Dove & Taylor), r. 533 Castro
" George B., clerk, r. 16% Perry
" George C, clerk Hawley Bros. Hardware

Co., r. East Oakland
" George C, hoseman Engine 28, r. 407 Mont-
gomery Av
" George H., car dispatcher Market St. Ry.,

r. 1029, 20th
" George L. clerk car accountant S. P. Co.,

r. 1213 Guerrero
" George L. compositor, r. 1250, 18th
" George M. (S. P. Taylor's Sons), r. San

Anselmo, Marin Co.
" George P., with Pacific Steam Whaling

Co., r. 108 Haight
" George T., box clerk Post Office, r. 118

Francisco
" George W., depot porter S. P. Co., r. 1404

Polk
" George W., stage carpenter, r. 17 Natoma
" Harry, chair finisher Heywood Bros. & Co.,

6141^ Natoma
" Harry B., driver A. Quade & Co., r. 533a

Haight
" Harry P., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1313

Devisadero
" Hattie, widow, r. 227 Fulton
" Henry, painter, r. 107 Lundy Lane
" Henry, teacher navigation, 506 Battery, r.

30 Prospect Av
" Henry B., seaman, r. 129 Perry
Taylor Henry H., agent Millbrae Dairy and

D. O. Mills, 1 Mills Bldg, 2d floor, r. 1333

Leavenworth
Taylor Henry R., vice-president John Taylor

& Co., 63, 1st, r. Oakland
" Henry W., r. Gottingen nr Bacon
" Henry W., lumber dealer, 3 California, r.

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Write or call for terms, prices and advan- i-
tages to 405 Sansome St., San Francisco, i

Taylor Howard P. Jr., asst. superintendent re-
pairs Harbor Commissioners, r. 1719
Geary

" H. P. Mining Co. (Cal.). J. Henry Smitli
secretary, 39-40 Merchants' Exchange
Bldg

" I. B.. real estate, r. 230 Sunnyside Av

" I. C. Mrs., widow, r. 631 Haight

" Isaac N., collector Edison Light and
Power Co., r. 433 Geary

" J., driver Stone & Co., r. 1515 California

" James (Taylor & Armstrong), r. 449 Clem-
entina

" James, r. 218 Stockton

" James, helper Union I. Wks, r. 702 Tennes-
see rear

■' James, janitor New City Hall

" James, liquors. NE cor Greenwich and
Baker

" James, teamster, r. 939 Shotwell

" James A., bookkeeper Deere Implement
Co., r. 426 Sutter

" James G., export manager Smiths' Cash
Store, r. Oakland

" James I., car driver, r. 1317 Green

^' James I., salesman M. Brown & Sons, r.
San Anselmo, Marin Co.

" James K., editor The Retail Grocer, and
attorney for Retail Grocers' Protective
Union, 214 California, r. 213a Chatta-
nooga
Taylor James M., attorney at law, 13-15 Mills

Bldg, 9th floor, r. Oakland
Taylor James M., secretary and treasurer San
Francisco Bridge Co., 42 Market, r. Oak-
land

•' James W., tinsmith George H. Tay Co., r.
Oakland

" Jennie Miss, manicure, 1346 Ellis

" Jennie K. Mrs., dressmaking, 200 Turk

" J. F., salesman Cal. Furniture Mfg. Co.. r.
917 Hyde

" John, capitalist, r. Occidental Hotel

" John, foreman Wells, Russell & Co., r. 30
Chapultepec

■' John, gardener, 1836 Turk

" John, laborer F. S. Moody, r. 40'/^ Gilbert •

" John, millman, r. 54, 1st
Taylor Jolin, president John Taylor & Co., 63
1st, r. 2518 Broadway

" John, teamster, r. 2909 Baker

" John,vaquero I. L. Salomon, r. San Bruno
Av nr Silver Av

•' John, wool sorter, r. 1234 Treat Av
Taylor Jolin & Co. (incorporated) John Taylor
president, Henry R. Taylor vice-presi-
dent, L. Curran Clark secretary and
treasurer, assayers' materials, mine
and mill supplies, chemicals and chem-
ical glassware and school api^aratus, 63
1st, NE cor Mission

" John C, locksmith Hairs Safe and Lock
Wks, r. 8501/2 Bay

" John F., blacksmith, r. 15 Hill

" John F., tinsmith, r. 406 Broadway

" John H., housemover, r. 29b Prosper

" John J., foreman Spring Valley Water
Wks, r. 1409 Baker

" John M., patternmaker Joseph Wagner
MfgCo., r 412 Bryant

" John P., cook, r. 403 Broadway

" John W., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1033
Valencia

" John W., salesman Davis Bros., r. 2 City
Hall PI

" Joseph, r. 2612 Folsom

Taylor Joseph, fireman S. P. Co., r. 672, 20th
" Joseph A., clerk Robinson & Knox, r. 533

Castro
" Joseph B., teamster, r. 533 Castro
" Joseph H., clerk, r. 2345 Washington
■' Joseph M., teamster, r. 5 Leroy PI
•' Joseph T., r. 34 Fell
" Josephine Mrs., r. 727 Bush
" J. P., pantryman str Mariposa
" Lawrence, teamster, r. 5 Leroy PI
" LeRoy, r. 1119 Mission
" Louis, paper hanger, r. cor Silllman and

Amherst
" Louisa, widow, r. 9391^ Howard
" Manuel F., keeper street dept. Corpora-
tion Yard, r. Sadowa nr Capitol
" Margaret, widow, r. 309 Polk
" Martin V., real estate, r. 2048^ Mission
" Mary, widow, r. 1229 Folsom
" Mary B., widow, r. 2101 Devisadero
" Mary L. Miss, housekeeper, r. 659 Harrison
•' Mary V., widow, r. 2532 Sutter
■' May Mrs., manicure, r. 913 Sutter
■' Michael, laborer, r. 512 Howard
" Minnie Miss, artist, 231 Post, r. Alameda
" Nathaniel, baker Eclipse Cracker Co., r.

1414 Dupont
" Oscar, molder, r. 2615 Harrison
" Philip S., electrician, r. 479 Haight
" Phillips T. (P. T. Taylor & Co.), r. 1813 Ba-
ker
•• P. T. &Co. (Phillips T. Taylor), machin-
ists, 523 Mission
" R. seaman str Alameda
" Richard E., hostler, r. 1749 Hayes
■' Robert, teamster, r. 512 Oak
" Robert, teamster A. J. B. Immel & Co., r.

140 Chestnut
" Robert B., teamster, r. 512 Oak
" Robert L., dentist, 413-414 Spreckels Bldg,
r. 224 Noe
Taylor Robert L., manager Renton, Holmes &
Co., 35 Steuart, r. 514 Capp
" Ruth A. Miss, r. 1617 Clay
" Samuel, clerk, r. 1131, 24th
" Samuel, sweeper Clay St. Wharf
" Samuel H., solicitor Western Light and

Power Co., r. 817!4 Baker

" Samuel K., clerk The F. W. Spencer Co., r.

4171/2, 3d

Taylor Samuel J., secretary and treasurer S. P.

Taylor's Sons, 400 Sansome, r. Oakland

" Samuel P , assistant storekeeper depot

quartermaster U. S. A., r. 2917 Pine
'■ Sanford, calker, r. 95 Steuart
" Sanford E., clerk forwarding dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. Russ House
" Sanford W.. blacksmith Market St. Ry., r.

1759 Howard
•' Sarah, widow, varieties, 229, 2d, r. 319, 1st
•' Sarah Mrs., r. 2236 Post
" Sarah E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 533 Castro
" S. F. Mrs., nurse, r. 823 Mission
Taylor's S. P. Sons, E. M. Taylor president and
manager, F. L. Taylor vice-president,
S. J. Taylor secretary and treasurer,
manufacturers and dealers paper and
paper bags, 400 Sansome
" Stella Miss, dressmaker, r. 742"^ Harrison
" Stephen F., civil engineer, r. 823 Mission
" Stephen H., waiter Occidental Hotel, r.

742!4 Harrison
" Stewart J., clerk, r. 309 Polk
" Thomas (McKay & Taylor)
" Thomas, carpenter, r. 2380 Market
" Thomas, clerk, r. 319 Ellis
" Thomas, laborer, r. 1229 Folsom
Taylor Thomas & Co. (Mrs. Bertha Taylor,
Charles Cellarius and Gustav C. Vocke),
wholesale and importers wines and
liquors, 21, 1st
" Thomas F., watchman, r. 2082 Market
" Thomas G., mining, r. 1911 Pine
" Thomas G. Jr., student, r. 1911 Pine
Taylor Thomas S., secretary San Francisco
Fruit Exchange, 317-319 Davis, r. San
Rafael
" Thomas W., mo torman Market St. Ry., r.
1320 Fillmore

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Taylor Tillie Miss, restaurant, 519 Post
" Truman B. (Taylor & Moore), r. 1407 Clay
" T. T., driver Sutter St. Ry., r. 1317 Green
" W. A., salesman Redington & Co., r. Hotel

Savoy
" Wallace B. (C. A. Luckhardt & Co.), r.

Berkeley
" Wallace S., clerk treasurer's dept. S. P.

Co., r. 1431 Pine
" Walter, laborer, r. 476 Jessie
" Wilfred M., bookkeeper, r. 20 Montezuma
" William, clerk, r. 2,:27 Fulton
" William, driver Louis T. Snow, r. 1239 Fol-

som
" William, harness maker, r. 228 Minna
" William, janitor, r. 1839 Fillmore
" William, laborer, r. 703 Tennessee rear
" William, marine engineer, r. 95 Steuart
" William, master mariner, r. 2215 Octavia
" William, miller Am. Biscuit Co., r. 2919

Laguna
" William, salesman Kearny St. Cash Gun

Store, r. 1010 Washington
" William, tinner James De La Montanya
" William A., clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r.

1409 Baker
" William A., engineer, r. 488, 8th
" William C, janitor, r. 1129 Broadway
Taylor William E., physician and surgeon, pro-
fessor of principles and practice of sur-
gery University of California, office and
r. 215 Geary, hours 10 a. m. to 5 p. m.
" William F. (Schmitz & Taylor), r. Gaven

nr San Bruno Av
" WilliamF., band sawyer McFarland Bros.,

r. 3511 Mission
" William F., clerk treasurer's dept. S. P.

Co., r. 2350 Bush
" William F., meterman, r. 1515 Buchanan
" William G., solicitor, r. 319 Geary
" William H., clerk collection dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. 137 San Jose Av
" William H., gas fitter, r. 332'/4 Waller
" William H., janitor, 103 O'Farrell
Taylor William H., president Rlsdon Iron and
Locomotive Works, SE cor Howard and
Beale, r. 3138 California
" William H. Jr., entry clerk Risdon L & L.

Wks,r. 3138 California
" William M., foreman James H. Barry, r.

1617 Clay
" Willi am O., physician and surgeon, 231 Post
Taylor William P., manager M. Brown & Sons,
414-416 Clay, r. San Anselmo, Marin Co.
" William S., r. 704 Stockton
" William S., shipwright, r. 335 Texas
" William W., metal roof erConlin& Roberts,

r. 323 Tehama
" Wilson J., printer, 424 Sansome
" W. M., agent Fireman's Fund Ins. Co., r.

Oakland
" & Armstrong (James Taylor and Percy E.
Armstrong), carpenters and upholster-
ers, 449 Clementina
" & Moore (Truman B. Taylor and Justin
Moore), horse radish, 29 Centre Market
Taylor & Taylor (Felton and Churchill Taylor),
carriage and wagon material, and hard-
ware and hardwood lumber, 24-36 Beale
4®- Taylor. See Tayler

Teaburg Charles M., boots and shoes, 1197 Mar-
ket, r. 1081/4, 9th
" Paul, shoemaker, r. 108V^, 9th
Teach Elmer W., driver Golden Gate Oil Supply

Co.,r. 733 Stevenson
Teager Frank, grocer, r. 614 Willow Av
Teague Anna T., widow, r. 316 Bartlett
" Frederic, dentist. 21 Powell, r. Berkeley
" Henry M., clerk S. F. Produce Exchange,

r. 630 Sacramento
" Luther A., dentist, 10 Geary, r. Golden

Gate, Cal.
" Ralph A., clerk Standard Oil Co., r. 316

Bartlett
" Sydney C, clerk, r. 1706 Stockton
Teaban Frank M., r. 661 Howard
" Joseph D., clerk Sanborn-Perrls Map Co.,

Teahan. See Tehan

Teal Albert, clerk Railway Mail Service, r. 605
Taylor
" James M., r. 2731 Pine
J8®=-Teal. See Teele
Teaney John F., liquors, 1103 Kentucky
Teare Philip, attorney at law, 530 California,

room 56, r. Berkeley
Teason Matthew, painter M. J. & J. J.Donovan,

r. 115, 6th
je®-Tebbetts. SeeTibbetts
Tebbs Charles E., artist, 430 Montgomery, room

40, r. Oakland
Techau R. J. & Co. (Rudolph J. Techau, Henry
J. Wicker and Herman Hermansen), pro
prietors The Good Fellows Grotto Res-
taurant, wines and liquors, cor Market,
City Hall Square and City Hall Av., tel-
ephone South 434
" Rudolph J. (R. J. Techau & Co.), r. 334
Jones
Technical Society of the Pacific Coast, George
W. Dickie president. Otto von Geldern
secretary, 819 Market, room 56
Tecklenborg August P., tailor, r. 25 Laskie
Tecklenburg Christina, widow, r. 1055Folsom

" Frederick, lithographer, r. 1055 Folsom
Tedlie James H.. clerk Treasurer's Dept. S. P.

Co., r. 712 Geary
Tedtsen Andrew, master mariner, r. 36 Stanly
PI
" W., seaman str City of Puebla
Teed Anna, widow, r. 316 Bartlett
" Caroline Miss, r. The (Lick) old Ladies"

Home
" Charles W., carpenter, r. 1107 Buchanan
" RalphR.,bookkeeper,r. 316 Bartlett
" JosiahM., r. 2731 Pine
" Verona Miss, teacher S. F. Protestant
Orphan Asylum
Teele & Co. (Charles S. Peck and Mrs. T. F.

Scott), draymen, 717 Sacramento
>S®=-Teele. See Teal

Teeling Thomas, stevedore, r. 314 Folsom
Teesdale Robert, laborer, r. 314, 4th Av

" Sarah J. Miss, dressmaker, r. 314, 4th Av
Teese Anna Mrs., proprietor The Arlington, 137

Kearny
Teese Louis Jr., liquors, 434 Kearny, r. 127
Kearny
" Mathew, tanner C. G. Bennett & Co.
Teeter Ann Mrs., herbalist, r. 718 Larkin
" Frank K., painter John F. Bright, r. 653
Folsom
Tegeler William, contractor, r. 554 Church
Tegen Henry, grocer, r. 3109i/^ Buchanan
Teggart Bernard, drayman, 306 Davis, r. 124
Juniper
" James (Marshall, Teggart & Co.), r. 124

Juniper
" John, oiler str Apache, r. 124 Juniper
" John, salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r.
Hotel St. Nicholas
i8t5="Teggart. See Taggart

Tehama Lodging House, Edward Stevens pro-
prietor, 438 Broadway
Tehan John, r. St. Mary's Hospital
" Joseph, fireman str Alameda
" Matthew, teamster Patrick J. Casey
/SS=-Tehan. See Teahan
Tehaney Martin, r. 28 Hawthorne
4®*Tehaney. See Tahaney
Teichert Adolph H., gun and locksmith, 533,
24th
" William, expressman, r. 1313 Fillmore
Teichler Joseph, tanner, r. San Bruno Av nr
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Teichman Eugene G., tinner John Wieland

Brewery, r. 623 Howard
Teigeler William H., groceries, liquors, wood
and coal, NE cor Valley and Dolores, r.
1519 Dolores
Teil Henry, clerk, r. 137, 3d
Teitz Herman, cooper, r. 2 Dore

" Robert, r. 2 Do're
Tejeda Albino P., saddler Kempkey, Gilham &
Sawyer, r. 1519 Mason
" Avelino, saddler Kempkey, Gilham &
Sawyer, r. 1519 Mason
Telander T. M., carpenter, r. 249, 5th
Telegraph Hill Observatory, Mrs. Mary Skin-
ner in charge, cor Greenwich and
Kearny
Telephone Company. See Pacific Telephone

and Teleerraph Co.
Telephone Building-, 216 Bush
Teller Addie, widow, r. 110 Fell
" Frank T., blacksmith Union I. Wks, r. 18'^

Stanly PI
" Richard R., clerk, r. 18!^ Stanley PI
" William, foreman blacksmith Union I.

Wks, r. I81/2 Stanley PI
" William H., engineer, r. WA Stanley PI
Telford John, teamster, r. NW cor Park Hill Av

and Tilden
Tellefsen John C, expressman, r. 724 Bryant

" Theodore, r. 416Vi Austin Av
Teller Charles, r. 326 Pacific
" Philip S. (Norton, Teller & Roden), r. Ala-
meda
" William, oiler City of Peking
i^Teller. See Theller
Telles Germano, painter, r. 116 Jackson
Tellier Eugene, barber, 242, 9th
Tellis Philip, porter Joseph M. Blast, r. 9

Union PI
Tello C, waiter str San Bias
Telly Charlotte Miss, saleslady Lippman Bros.,
r. 532 Castro
" Jennie Mrs., hairdresser, r. 13 Selina PI
Telyea Joseph, watchman S. P. Co., r. 2617

Howard
Temperli Edward, machinist First St. Wks,
Union I. Wks, r. 1309b Sacramento
" Edward Mrs., dressmaking, 1309b Sacra-
mento
Temple Albert, barber M. Morris, r. 709 O'Far-

rell
Temple Bar The, George W. Harris proprietor,

NW cor Grant Av and Sutter
Temple Emanuel, Rev. Jacob Voorsanger
rabbi, N s Sutter bet Stockton and
Powell
" George, teamster, r. 875 Folsom
" George C, calker, r. 856 Folsom
" Herbert J., clerk Morris Newton & Co., r.
425 O'Farrell
Temple Jackson, Associate Justice Supreme
Court of California, chambers 825 Mar-
ket, Emporium Bldg. r. Hotel St. Nicho-
las
" James H., musician, r. 1713a Buchanan
" John A., machinist, r. 1440 Hayes
" John M., magnetic healer, r. 611 Polk
" Joseph, mechanic, r. 215, 15th
Temple of Health Medicine Company, Dr.
John W. Roberts president and man-
ager, E. E. Roberts secretary, 442 Van
Ness Av
" Rufus, calker, r. 856 Folsom
" The, 11.5-117 Turk
Temple Warner, attorney at law, Emporium
Bldg, 5th floor, r. 2524 Sutter

Templeman Arthur C, awning maker, r. 532^,
19th
" Harwood, clerk local freight office S. P.

Co., r. Alameda
" Henry, bookkeeper Mendocino Lumber

Co., r. 1224 Waller
" John, dyer and scourer, 1412 Ellis
" John, Jr., clerk Newman & Levinson, r.

1412 Ellis
" John H., carpenter, r. 957 Market
" Thomas, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 318 Taylor
" William, teamster, r. 436 Brannan
Templeton Caroline A. Miss, teacher West End
School, r. 2832, 16th
" Chambers, carpenter, r. 130 Olive Av
" Horatio M., r. 23 Bartlett
" I. Newton, clerk Cesar Bertheau, r. 239

Webster
" Laura S. Miss, teacher Franklin Grammar

School, r. 2832, 16th
" Lemon A., miner, r. 100 Jones
" Mary, r. 209, 2d
" Mary, widow, r. 239 Webster
" M. L., clerk gen. pass, agent's office S. P.

Co., r. Oakland
" O. E., capitalist, r. 110 Ellis
Templin Hugo, dyer Newbauer & Levy, r. 253

Minna
Templine Charles, laborer, r. 2603 Post
Tempone Giuseppe, tailor, 416 Montgomery Av,

r. 22 Telegraph PI
Temps Ernest, expressman, SW cor O'Farrell
and Powell, r. 460 Clementina
" Gustave, blacksmith, r. 460 Clementina
" Henry, expressman, r. 460 Clementina
Tenberg John, bedmaker, 636 Commercial
Ten Bosch John R., clerk Charles C. Pennell &

Co., r. 11 Hickory Av
Ten Broeck Arthur H., capitalist, 80-81 Colum-
bian Bldg, r. 317 Grove
Tenbrook George H., salesman Baker & Hamil-
ton, r. 1812 Market
Tence Charles, furnished rooms, 9.38 Geary
Tench John, car painter Market St. Ry, r. 102

Bernard
Ten Eyck Edna E. Miss, bookkeeper, r. 244, 12th
" Edward E.. clerk, r. 244, 12th
" Eleanor, widow, r. 244, 12th
" George, clerk, r. 244, 12th
" William E., teamster Albert E. Buckman,
r. 2600 Sutter
Tenhaefl Frederick J., clerk, r. 1019 Market rear
Tennant Elmer F., cement worker, r. 106^, 3d
" George, clerk, r. &46i/4 Army
" John Mrs., widow, r. 1101 Pine
" John H., r. 1003 Capp

" Leland, boxmaker Commercial Box Fac-
tory, r. Alameda
Tennebaum Israel, second-hand goods, 219, 3d, r.

148 Tehama
Tennent Thomas, chronometers, 4 California,

room?
Tenney A. F. Co., A. F. Tenney president,
James Madison secretary, canned
fruits, 839-849 Folsom
" Alfred F., president A. F. Tenney Co., 839

Folsom, r. 1069 Mission
" Charles H., weigher D. J. Walker, r. 10

Patton
" Fannie, widow, r. 119'/4 Bernard
" John, laborer, r. 529 Sacramento
" Lloyd P., clerk, r. 11914 Bernard
" Rose, widow, r. 207 Minna
Tennihan Michael, r. 1087 Broadway
Tennis Emily Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 14 Beide-
man
" Jacob, laborer, r. 5 Bacon PI
" Maggie, widow, r. 507 Gough
" William E., janitor Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 609 Ash Av
Tennison Herbert A., electrician, r. 1215 Mis-
sion
Tenny Eva Miss, teacher music, r. 602 Oak
Tennyson Martha Miss, dressmaker, r. 118 Jack-
son
" Oscar (Zar & Tennyson), r. 315%, 5th
" Thomas, master tug Sea Witch
Tenscher Harvey E., clerk Market St. Ry, r.
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Tensfeldt Hans F., laborer, r. 778 Stevenson
" Oscar, clerk Henry Kahn & Co., r. 778 Stev-
enson

Tepis Sarah, widow, r. 11 Hubbard

Teply Jean, tailor, r. 1510 Leavenworth

Tepper Charles, proprietor The Philadelphia,
421 Bush, and restaurant, 626 Washing-
ton and 614 Clay, r. 626 Washington
" Edward A., soap cutter G. R. Lucy & Co.,
r. 1030 Bryant

Terano P., peddler, r. 818 Sansome

Terbush George F., with The Realty Syndicate,
r. 210 O'Farrell

Tercovich Luca B., teamster Minaker & Wel-
banks, r. 1519 Dupont

Terea Frank M., harnessmaker Kempkey, Gil-
ham & Sawyer, r. Oakland

TEREDO-PROOF PILE CO.,

John S. Kimball president, John H.
BuUock secretary, office 22 Market,
room 1

Teresi Vincent, jeweler Shreve & Co., r. 320c

Guerrero
Terkelsen Charles, machinist Risdon I.
Wks, r. San Mateo, Cal.
" Charles, seaman str City of Everett
" Jacob, laborer Empire Malt House
Terkelson James, clerk H. C. Lansen, r.
Mason
" James L., salesman M. Davidson, r. 2117'/^

Mason
" Lawrence, operator Frederick H. Bushnell,

r. 940, 26th
" Lorenz, wood dealer, r. 940, 26th
Terme Mary Mrs., r. 644 Filbert
Termoth Charles, dryer La Grande Laundry
Ternaben Gustav, flagman, r. 206, 7th Av
Terpening A. B., laborer S. P. Co., r. 529 Fell
" H. A., general agent Preferred Accident
Ins. Co., 20-21 Mills Bldg, 6th floor, r. 529
Fell
Terramorse Frank F., r. 17 Valley
Terrell James, helper Atlas Iron Wks, r. 1 Kate
" John, glassblower, r. 1 Kate
" Margaret, widow, r. 307 Hayes
" S. M., surgeon str City of Rio de Janeiro
•' Stephen, longshoreman, r. 2117 Mason
" William, keg turner Pac. Woodenware and
Cooperage Co.. r. 27 Oak Grove Av
4®=-Terrell. See Terrill, Tirrell, Turrell and

Tyrrell
Terrier Charles, shoemaker, r. 5 Hunt

" Frank F., salesman W. H. Nolan & Co., r.
214V4 Ritch
Terrill A. H. Mrs., r. 923 Valencia
" George C, carpenter, r. 613, 17th

TERRILL GEORGE M.,

physician and surgeon, office and r.
336 Post, rooms 5-6-7, hours 2 to 5
and 8 to 9 p. m., telephone Main 1302

Terrill Harry F., architect, r. 923 Valencia

James H., bookkeeper John Kelso, r. Ala-
meda
Oscar, beamster South S. F. Tannery, r.

6th Av South nr I
Richard A., painter, r. 831 Bryant
William, machinist Union I. Wks, r. 237

Dolores
William, teacher billiards, r. 510a Shrader
William A., carpenter, r. 923 Valencia
4®-Terrlll. See Terrell, Tirrell, Turrell and

Tyrrell
Terry A. A., with Crocker-Langley S. F. Direc-
tory, 217-219 Bush
" Albert M.,r. 2422 Mission
" Alexander, teamster, r. 421, 4th
" Alonzo E., r. 1024 Larkin
" Arthur, lithographer, r. 340, 18th
" Bud, machine hand Mission Soap and Can-
dle Wks, r. 2422 Mission
. " Charles D., machinist Columbia Theatre
" Clinton H., engineer flreboat Governor

Markham, r. 730 Powell
" Frank E., hair goods, 2422 Mission
" Frank K., compositor J. A. Gafflgan, r. 2422

Mission
" George C, bridge builder, r. 55 Tehama

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Terry George E., artist, r. 491, 4th
" George W., foreman Fisher Packing Co., r.

2104 Mason
" Henry F., bookkeeper, r. 340, 18th
" Horatio P., salesman, r. 902 Van Ness Av
" Ivan C, agent Renters Co-Operative In-
vestment Co.
" James J., asst. engineer U.S. Mint, r. 421

Eddy
" Jerome E., traveling salesman Columbia

Coffee and Spice Co., r. 3002 California
" John, boiler maker, r. 536i/4 Howard
" John, porter Abramson-Heunisch Co., r. 28

Ritch
" JohnC, furniture dealer, r. 902 Van Ness

Av
" John O., fireman U. S. Lighthouse tender
Madrono
Terry Joseph T., general auctioneer, furniture
broker and fire insurance agent, 30 Mont-
gomery
" Joseph T. Jr., assayer Thomas Price & Son,

r. 335, nth Av
" Mark A,, r. 491, 4th

" Parshall A., physician, 788 Harrison, r.
491, 4th
Terry Eeel B., attorney at law, 716-718 Spreck-
els Bldg, r. 1902 Broadway
" R. J. Mrs., medium, 995 Market
" Sarah, widow, r. 1121 Greenwich
" Thaddeus W., saw filer, 1233 Union, r. 1121

Greenwich
" Thomas, belt maker H. N. Cook Belting

Co., r. 1416 Broadway
" Thomas W., machinist Yosemite Mfg. Co.,

r. 1121 Greenwich
" Truman, teamster J. E. Fickett, r. 322

Be ale
" Walter F. , entry clerk Langley & Michaels

Co., r. 1416 Broadway
" William, clerk London and S. F. Bank, r.

Mill Valley
" William, plasterer, r. 1605 Pacific Av
" William S.. carpenter J. W. Baldwin, r.
1416 Broadway
Terschuren Gerhard F., master str Aurora, r.

1809 Laguna
Terwilliger Albert H., painter, r. 1668a Mission
" Newton C, draughtsman U. S. Surveyor
General's Office, r. 2834 Howard
Tesch Gustave, compositor Valleau & Peterson,

r. 16a Congress
Tesche Arthur W., brakeman S. P. Co., r. 50
Freelon
" Eugene, casing maker Frank Suhling, r. 12

Clara
" Gustaf R., clerk, r. ,50 Freelon
" Gustaf W., r. 1107 Nebraska
" Ivan, cigars, NW cor 10th and Howard, r.
1401 Folsom
Tescher Arthur W., brakeman, r. 3414 Freelon
Teschner Herrman, cigar maker Friedlander &

Kaeser, r. 1329 Eddy
Tesek Matthew, cook Harmony Hotel
Tesmore Eliza, widow, r. 932V4 Mission
Tesovieri John, cellarman Lachman & Jacobi,

r. 318 Broadway
Tessandori A. & Co. (Americo Tessandori anl
Biaggo Coppetti), liquors, 112>4 Jackson
" Americo (A. Tessandori & Co.), r. 112|/2
Jackson
Tesserera Alfonso, fisherman, r. 908 Sansome
Tessier Annie, widow, r. 2515 Folsom

" John P., teamster, r. •Z'-A Sheridan
Tessiere Victoire, widow, r. 700 Broadway
Tessing Charles, clerk, r. 1 Latham PI

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Tessmer Henry A., carpenter, r. 35th Av South
nrK
" Robert, seaman, r. 2001 Dupont
Testuz Charles, porter Ami Vignier, r. 822a
Broadway

TETLEY JOSEPH & CO.,

Montagu Haiikm agent, India and
Ceylon teas, 506 Battery, room 12

Tetlow Oliver, laborer, r. 668 Mission
Tetterberg A. H., porter Bohemian Club, r. 106

Minna
Tettmers George, master mariner, r. 324V4, 18th
Tetzen Albert C, with Charles Tetzen, 130 Clay

TETZEN CHARLES,

shipping and commission merchant,
dried fruits, nuts, raisins, honey, bees-
wax, heibs, vanilla beans, shells and
horns, 118-120 Clay, telephone Main
5505
Teubert Charles H., porter Deming-Palmer
Milling Co., r. 928, 19th
" Thomas A., millhand Deming-Palmer Mill-
ing Co., r. 1070 Howard
Teubner Emil, printer, r. 508, 6th
" Gustave, showcase maker, 1511 Clay
" Gustave Jr., carpenter, r. 1511 Clay
Teutonia Hall, 1322 Howard
Tevendale Isaac S. R., liquors, 536 Sacramento,

r. 200314 Leavenworth
Tevensdale George, car driver, r. 517, 6th
Tevis Carter, treasurer United States Central
Ry Co., 10 California, and buyer Palace
Hotel, r. Oakland
" George W., steward Brooklyn Hotel, r. 804

Larkin
" Henry L., physician, 1316 Taylor
" Hugh (Coburn, Tevis &■ Co.), office 107
Front, r. Oakland
Tevis Lloyd, capitalist, office 30 Mills Bldg,
9th floor, r. 1316 Taylor
" William S., real estate, r. 2548 Jackson
Tevliri James, coalpasser str Santa Rosa
" James F., attorney at law, 723 Spreckels

Bldg, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" Margaret, domestic The Lick Old Ladies'
Home
-^Tevlin. See Devlin
Tevnan Maria, domestic, 1803 Eddy
Teweles Arthur, r. 1732 Devisadero
" Belle, fruits and vegetables, 1732 Devisa-
dero
Tewes George, expressman, SE cor Eddy and
Taylor, r. 1308 Broderick
'■ George Jr., messenger Western Meat Co.,

r 1308 Broderick
" Henry, sexton, r. 115 Golden Gate Av
Tewhill John, laborer Gross & MuUaney, r. 1526
Turk
," Thomas H.. painter, r. 1526 Turk
Tewksbury Emily S., widow, r. 2901 California
" George H., motorman Market St. Ry., r.
10631^ Howard
Texas and Pacific Railway (Dallas, Tex.),
George E. Maguire general agent, 121
California
Teza Peter, musician, r. 1017 Guerrero
Thacker John N., special officer Wells, Fargo &

Co., r. East Oakland
Thackeray Elizabeth, widow, r. 20 Angelica
Thackeray William, assistant librarian Odd
Fellows' Library and secretary Odd
Fellows' Library Association, Odd Fel-
lows' Bldg, cor Market and 7th r. 20An-
gelica

Thackray George, wood and coal, SE cor 22d and
Fair Oaks, r. 823, 22d
" George Jr., clerk George Thackray, r. 823,
22d
Thain Alexander (Thain Bros.), r. 1722 Page
" Brothers (Alexander & Frederick), candy

manufacturers, 781 Market
" Frederick (Thain Bros.), r. 1722 Page
■' William, band sawyer Excelsior Mill Co.,
r. 1011 Army
Thaisen August L., driver, r. 230, 22d
Thai Fred M., general agent, 426 California,
room 4, r. 25 Fulton
•' Frederick, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 2832

Pine
" Julius L.. salesman, r. 127b Oak
" Levi, r. 127b Oak

" Phillip F., barber supplies, 127b Oak
Thalia The, James Schwartz proprietor, junc-
tion Market and Turk
Thall Henry H., speculator, r. 1324^4 O'Farrell

" Sarah, widow, r. 214 Grove
Thallwitz August R., painter, r. 1217 Filbert
Thames and Mersey Maiine Insurance Co.,
limited (of England), William Greer
Harrison manager North Pacific Branch,
305 California
Thamm Oswald, machine hand Fink & Schind-

ler, r. 20(4 Washington Av
Than John, horseshoer, r. 780 Stevenson
Thane Arthur F., clerk Williams, Brown & Co.,
r. 2340 Pine
" James N., stenographer Augustus Comte

Jr.
' ' Joseph E. , agent Forbes Lithograph Manu-
facturing Co. (Boston, Mass.), 109 Cali-
fornia, room 1, r. Alameda
.^Thane. See Thain

Thannhauser & Co., Hugo Duveneck president,
Sigmuud T. Leffmann secretary, com-
mission merchants and general agents
Transatlantic Marine Insurance Co., and
local agents Fireman's Fund Insurance
Co. (fire department), 311 California
Tharabelles Constantino, deckhand, r. 813 Fil-
bert
Tharp Carl, furrier Jorgen Nielsen
" E. H., notary public, 238 Montgomery, r. 400

Oak
" Newton J., architect, r. 825 Green
4®="Tharp. See Thorp and Thorpe
Tharsing Nellie G. Mrs., proprietor The Por-

tala, 314b O'Farrell
Thatcher Edward C, music and stationery, 1203
Scott
" George P., carpenter, r. 607 Eddy
" Henry, clerk, r. 712b Union
" John T., carpenter, r. 620, 6th
" Julia F., widow, r. 22 Valley
Thaten Jacob A., r. 11071/4 Treat Av

" Peter H., teamster, r. 110714 Treat Av
Thatjenhorst Gustav, varieties, 711 Point Lobos

Av
Thaurin John N., cook, r. 35 Perry
Thauwald Bertha Mrs., restaurant, 317 Polk

" Hermann, painter, r. 317 Polk
Thaxter Curtis H., student, r. 1316 Fell
" Homer D., student, r. 1316 Fell
" W. S., master mariner, 9 Mission
Thayer Charles W., driver Edward H. Beverly,

r. 120 Fillmore
Thayer Clarence A., secretary The E. K. Wood
Lumber Co., 132 Market, rooms 18-19, r.
East Oakland
" Delia, widow, r. 404 Turk
" Edward J., carpenter and builder, 16 Capp
" Edward N., actor, r. SW cor Masonic Av

and Piedmont
" Frank J., accountant RoUa V. Watt, r. 5

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" George, watchman O. R. & N. Co., r. Ber-
keley
Thayer I. E., commission merchant, marine sur-
veyor, inspector Bureau Veritas and
agent Duncan's Mills Land and Lumber
Co. and Fremont Milling Co., 28 Califor-
nia, telephone Drumm 88, r. Oakland
" James, gripman Market St. Ry, r. 33 Grand
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Thayer Rose Miss, principal Chinese Primary
School, r. SW cor Piedmont and JMason-
ic Av

" Thaxter, clerk Williams, Dimond & Co., r
1101 Pine

" William P., bookkeeper, r. Berkeley
The Adams & Beck Co., (Charles w. Adams, E.
B. and C. C. Beck), Pacific Coast agents
Mosler Safe Co., Stimpson Computing
Scale Co., Cnampion Cash Register Co.
and Hough Cash Recorder Co.,308Mar-

The California Sentinel, J. Harry Russell edi-
tor, 303 Spreckels Bldg

The Hastings, Benedict & Turner proprietors
SVV cor Montgomery and Sutter

The Union Lithograph Co., Jennison C. Hall
president and manager, S. H. Strite
vice-president, B. S. Hubbard secretary,
lithographers, printers and binders, 316
Sacramento

Theall Alfred, water tender, r. 14 Rincon Av
" Julian, clerk, r. 513 Van Ness Av
" Susan, widow, r. 513 Van Ness Av

4®-Theall. See Theile, Theil and Thiele

Theatre Curtain Advertising Co. (incorporated)
Arnold PoUak manager, 209 Sansome
" Programme, George De Troost publisher,
320 Sansome. room 8

Theatrical Puhllshing Co. (Horwinski Bros.),

Thebaud Joseph, insurance manager W. Loaiza

& Co., 218 220 Sansome, r. 313 Geary
Thede Christian H., electrician, r. 251, 3d
Thedy Albert F., salesman W. & J. Sloane &

Co.,r. 1419 Hyde
Theen George, paper carrier, r. 608 Sacramento
Theil Adele Miss, dressmaking, 537 Greenwich

" Louise, widow, r. 527 Greenwich
4®-Theil. See Theall, Thiel and Thiele
Theilen Henry, harnessmaker, cor San Bruno
Av and Eve
" Henry A., clerk William Beckmann, r. cor

San Bruno Av and Eve
" Louis A., harnessmaker Henrv Theilen
Theiier Frederick, farmer, r. 677i/2 Mission
-e®-Theiler. SeeThieler
Thein Herman, cook, r. 6 Natoma
Theisen Adolph R., with F. W. Theisen & Co
r. 130 Borland
" Adolphina J., widow, r. 130 Borland
" Annette Miss, teacher Everett Gi

School, r. 921c Golden Gate Av
" Frederick W. (F. W. Theisen & Co.),
Borland

THEISEN F. W. & 00.

(Frederick W. Theisen), window-
shades and curtainpoles, 1223 Market,
telephone Jessie 32

Theisen John, chicken ranch, Persia Av nr

Madrid
" Louis, carpenter, r. Five-Mile House
" Louis, laborer, r. Persia Av nr Madrid
" Louis Jr., driver, r. Munich nr Russia Av
Theisen S. Joseph, attorney at law, 310 Pine,

room 26, telephone Main 1717, r. 130 Dor-
land
Theiss Emil, asst. engineer U. S. 3tr Albatross
«®-Theiss. See Thies
Theissen Martin, tailor, 'SOaM, 3d
Thelen Dora, widow, r. 406 Hayes

" Frank, salesman, r. 303 Lombard
Theler William H., conductor S. F. & S. M

Ry., r. 5 Juri
Thelie Mary, widow, r. 217 Francisco
Theller George P. Jr., clerk Keyston Bros , r

419, 19th
Theller Samuel L., real estate, 330 Pine, room

5, r. Oakland
>e®="Theller. See Teller
Theman Theodore, groceries and liquors, 1400

Pacific, r. 307^4 Chestnut
Then Johanna, widow, r. 1007 Pacific
Thenies John, baker, r. 625 Clay
Theobald Ann Miss, teacher Richmond Prlmarv

School, r. 1912!4 Lyon
" Emma Miss, r. 191214 Lyon

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Theobald George, clerk The Liverpool and
London and Globe Ins. Co., r. 2738 Pine
" George J. Mrs., widow, r. 1912^ Lyon
" James J., clerk Thames and Mersey Mar-
ine Ins. Co., r. 1001 Pine
" Marie, widow, janitress Laguna Honda
Primary School, r. H bet 8th and 9th Avs
" Newton L., printer West Coast Adv. and

Pub. Co., r. Oakland
" William, forgeman Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 301
Sierra
.«3=Theobald. See Thibault
Theodore Charles, dairy produce, 1156 Guerrero
" Dora, widow, r. 544 Jessie
" Mamie, domestic, 1519 Sacramento
Theodosi Arthur, candy maker, r. 28, 3d
Theological Seminary (Presbyterian). 121
Haight

Theosophical Society The,

Objects— 1st. To form the nucleus of
a universal brotherhood of humanity,
without distinction of race, creed or
color. 2d. To promote the study of
Aryan and other Eastern literatures,
redgions and sciences 3d. To inves-
tigate unexplained laws of nature and
the psychical powers of man. Head-
quarters rooms 525-526 Emporium
Building, Market between 4th and 5th,
A free circulating library is located at
the headquarters, consisting of theo-
sophical books and magazines,
pamphlets, etc. The library is for use
and you are invited to avail yourself
of its advantages. Open daily from 10
a. m. to 5 p. m. A public meeting of
the local society is held every Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock. Free public
meetings and lectures are held every
Sunday at 7:30 ^p. m. at Red Men's
Hall, 320 Post
Thereux Eugenie, teacher music, 809 Folsom

" Paul, teacher music, 800 Folsom
Therien Joseph H., manufacturer laundry
machinery, 221 Main, r. 11 1914 Howard
" Leo, carpenter, r. 120314 Howard
" Leo Mrs., dressmaking, 12021/^; Howard
Theriot Joseph E., printer Post, r. 1516Broadwoy
Therkorn Henry, shoemaker, 210114 Scott
Theron Francis, helper, r. 3 Harry PI rear

" Mary, widow, r. 3 Harry PI rear
4®-Theron. See Thiron
Thesing Charles, foreman Wempe Bros.
Theuer Theodore, tanner, r. 11th Av South bet P

and Q
Theuerkauf Anna Miss, school teacher, r. 620
Shotwell
" G. Alexander, apprentice, r. 620 Shotwell
" George, r. 620 Shotwell
Theysohn August C, barber, 412 Folsom
Thibadeau J. H., r. 812 Kearny
Thibaud John, proprietor Sutter Street House,

308 Sutter
4®=-Thibaud. See Thebaud
Thibault Cleophas, shoemaker, 8311^ Pacific

" Louis, r. 1521 Scott
4®="Thibault. See Theobald
Thiebaut Charles, proprietor Pioneer Paper
Box Factory, 765 Mission, r. 670 Harrison
" Emily Miss, dressmaker, r. 670 Harrison
" Hippolyte H., operator Pac. Postal Tel.

Cable Co., r. 240 Fell
" Louis A., paper box cutter, r. 334 Shipley
" Peter, pattern maker Fulton Eng. & Ship
_ . Bldg. Wks, r. 929 Army

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OAKLAND BRANCH,

1058 Broadway. Telephone 54.

Thieben Annie Miss, c]erk, r. 1438 O'Farrell
" Clara Miss, clerk, r. 1438 O'Farrell
" Ludwig, r. 1438 O'Farrell
Thiedemann William (Thiedemann & Delius),

r. 1724 Page
TMedemann & Delius (William Thiedemann
and Auto F. W. Delius), shipping and
commission, 209-210 Safe Deposit Bidg
Thiel Albert G., machinist Vulcan Iron Wks, r.
1218 Kearny
" Albert, 2d mate str Alcatraz, r. 135 Fol-

som
" Charles F., painter, r. 1218 Kearny
Thlelbar Elizabeth R., widow, r. 729 California
Thiele Adolph, laborer, r. 22 Williamson
" Alexander C, salesman Stulz Bros., r. 523

Green
■• A. Otto, instrument maker Will & Finck

Co., r. 1524 Folsom
" Bernhard. seaman U. S. str Albatross
" Edmund H., druggist Louis Zeh, r. 327 Van
Ness Av

THIELE EMIL DR.,

physician and surgeon, specialist for
private diseases of both sexes, 995
Market, hours 8:30 to 11 a. m., 2 to
4:30 and 6 to 8 p. m.

Thiele Ernst, jeweler Shreve & Co., r. 1524 Fol-
som
" Eugene (successor Sevin Vincent & Co.),

seeds, 607 Sansome, r. 502 Washington
" Louisa, widow, r. 1927 San Carlos Av
" Otto, jeweler Shreve & Co., r. 1524 Folsom
4S-Thiele. See Theile and Thiel
Thielemann Otto, clerk Henry Sutlifl, r. 1624

Devisadero
Thielemans John B., carpenter, r. 222514 Mis-
sion
Thieler Henry J., cabinet maker Peterson &

Schemp, r. 821 Hampshire
Thiemann Barbara, widow, r. 2071/4 Steuart
" Edward, plasterer John P. McMurray, r.

422'/2 Post
" Robert, case maker Shreve & Co., r. 42214
Post
Thieme Arthur, painter M. Harmuth
" Oscar A., wrapper O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 1026 Guerrero
Thiemer Gustave L. F., teacher music, r. 792

Van Ness Av
Thienel Henry, wood finisher Metropolitan

Moulding Co., r. 48 Oak
Thierbach Charles F. (Thierbach & Kroeger), r.
303 Scott
" Charles F. Jr., clerk Oscar Foss, r. 303

Scott
" D. Julius, weigher Western Sugar Refinery,

r. 1532 Golden Gate Av
" Louis M. (Hagedom & Thierbach), r. 2915

Bush
" & Kroeger (Charles F. Thierbach and Will-
iam Kroeger), coffee and spice mills, 308
Battery
Thiers Charles, packer, r. 448!4, 3d
Thiery Charles, washer John Wieland Brewery,

r. 914 Folsom
Thies Dora, domestic, 1201 Gough
" Frederick A., stock clerk Cal. Gas Fixture
Co., r. 917 Lombard
Thies Hermann, secretary B. H. Patrick & Co.,
318 California, r. 1908 Mason
" Otto, teamster M. Friedman & Co., r. 917

Lombard
" Otto Jr., clerk, r. 917 Lombard
J8®-Thies. See Theiss

Thiesen Matthew, painter, r. 115a 6th

Thieson C, musician, 33, 4th

Thiess John H., r. 262 Minna

Thiesse Albert, machinist Cal. Art Metal Wks,

r. Golden Gate, Cal.
Thiessen Barbara, widow, r. 26V2 Clinton
" Henry C, saddler, r. 261/2 Clinton
" Martin, jeweler R. Bujannoff, r. 305^, 3d
Thilo Nellie, widow, r. 1503 Larkin
Thime Joseph, longshoreman, r. 1354 Alabama
i3®-Thime. See Thym

Thinbreth Frank, engineer, r. 409 Greenwich
Thing Albert E., driver Farnsworth & Ruggles,
r. 42 Hartford
" Albert F., driver, r. 42 Hartford
Thingvalla Steamship Co., Jens C. Hansen

agent, 44 East
Third Baptist Church, Rev. George E. Duncan

pastor, 518 Powell
Third Congregational Church, Rev. William
Rader pastor, S s 15th bet Valencia and
Mission
Third Street Exchange, John Strothofi proprie-
tor, 25, 3d
Third Street Wharf, foot 3d
" W. & Son (William and William D.), dry

goods. 901 Valencia and 2011 Fillmore
" William (W. Third & Son), r. 2005 Fillmore
" William D. (W. Third & Son), r. 2005 Fill-
more
Thirds Mercie M. Mrs., librarian The Theo-
sophical Society, r. 416 Golden Gate Av
Thirion Albert, accountant Comptoir National

D'Escompte de Paris, r. Alameda
Thirkell John, laborer, r. 566 Minna
Thirkettle Thomas, bartender Charles New-
man, r. 772 Folsom
Thirlwell Robert, teamster Monroe Barnert, r.

210 Langton
Thiron Henry L., marine engineer, r. 123 Eddy
Thisby George, salesman George R. Starr &
Co., r. Commercial Hotel
" Leonard, clerk, r. Commercial Hotel
Thistle Hotel, Richard F. Wilson proprietor, 21&
Michigan
" House, Mrs. E. Campbell proprietor, 783i/4
Market
Thistleton George (George Thistleton & Co.),
r. 262 Sadowa
" George & Co. (George and Mrs. H. E. This-
tleton), real estate, 7 Plymouth Av
" H. E. Mrs. (George Thistleton & Co.), r. 262
Sadowa
Thode Erick C, shoemaker, 238 Ellis
" Frederick, driver Union Brewing Co., r. 619
Florida .

Thode Henning, president Union Brewing Co.,
NE cor 18th and Florida, r. 1081 Dolores
" John, brewer, r. 820 Waller
" John, delivery clerk Nathan, Dohrmann &

Co., r. 1008,9th
" John W., groceries and liquors, 544 Hayes,

r. 615 Ash Av
" Peter, wine maker, r. IOO81/2 Brannan
Thoenges Louis, carpenter and contractor, 1602

Mission, r. 327 Capp
Thoeni John, milker, r. 629 Commercial
Thogode Charles G., carpenter, r. 117 Germania

" Frederick, blacksmitu, r. lOS'/a Germania
Thole Henry, teamster Heywood Bros. & Co., r.

91/2 Oak Grove Av
Thom Alexander, molder Risdon I. & L. Wks, r.
809 Polk
" Cyril, electrician, r. 809 Polk
" David, gunsmith, 416 Market, r. 639 Na-

toma
" Dorothea, widow, r. 263 Perry
" James, elevatorman New City Hall, r. 102»

Alabama
" Louis, clerk, r. 809 Polk
" Philip F., instrument maker William M.

Searbv, r. 809 Polk
" William E. G., with Meyer, Wilson & Co.,

r. 610 O'Farrell
" -Wohrden Adeline, widow, r. 621, 23d
" Henry A. (Dannemark & Thom- Wohrden),

r. 2,34 Scott
" Otto N., student, r. 621, 23d
Thoma John, librarian German Hospital

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Thomana Charles, head ward tender City and
County Hospital

" Jacob, shoemaker, 3204 Bush
Thome Eugene, tanner Legallet-Hellwig Tan-
ning Co., r. 6th Av South and Railroad
Av
Thomas Albert M., clerk Elliott Bros., r. 519.
3d

" Alexander, peddler, r. 705 Mission

" Alfred, porter, r. 1006 Clay

" Alfred, steward, 2123 Buchanan

" Alvira, bookkeeper, r. 1239, 23d

" Ann. widow, r. 610a Hampshire

" Ann Mrs., r. 1329 PaciHc

" Anna, widow, r. 156 Golden Gate Av

" Anna Mrs., clairvoyant, r. 929 Post

" Annie, widow, r. 305, 1st

" Antone, barber, 16 Clay, r. 249 Pacific

" Antone, cook, r. 147, 7th

" Arthur (Thomas & Carlson), r. 508 Sutter

" Arthur, engineer, r. 411 Tehama

" Arthur, packer Hills Bros., r. 826, 19th

" Benjamin Mrs., widow, r. 649 Jessie

" Bert A., sign painter Joseph Laib Jr.

" Bert M., assistant U. S. Internal Revenue
Agent, r. 2829 Bush

" Bradford, rubber worker Bowers Rubber
Co., r. 1329 Pacific

" Catherine Mrs., r. 1216'^ Howard

" C. D., watchman str Australia

" Charles, r. 810 Mission

" Charles, blacksmith S. P. Co., r. 1526 Fol-
som

" Charles, longshoreman, r. 440, 2d

" Charles, plumber, r. 11^ Harriet

" Charles E., engineer, r. 91 Silver

" Charles E., superintendent U. S. Engin-
eers' Dept. Fort Point, r. Presidio

" Charles F., calkerClark& Webster, r. W-A
Harriet

" Charles G., r. 708 Taylor
Thomas Charles G., vice-president Palmetto
Brush Co., 2 and 4 Mills Bldg., 10th floor,
r. San Rafael

" Charles M., conductor, r. 1411 Guerrero

" Charles P., bookkeeper Payne's Bolt Wks,
r. 46 Erie

" Charles W., manufacturers' agent, r. 113354
Harrison

•' Charles W. H., painter, 1210 Broadway

" Charlotte, widow, r. 501 Harrison

" Compland, collector, r. 1114 Filbert

" Daisy E. Miss, bookbinder, r. 1003 Wash-
ington

" David, cutter, r. 117 Julian Av

" David, foreman, r. 808 Filbert

" David A., painter, r. 126, 19th

" David J. (Goldman & Thomas), r. 23c Lafa-
yette

" David P., dental student, r. 703 Geary

" David R., mining, r. 2417 Washington

" Dora Miss, nurse, r. 1109 Van Ness Av

" E., r. 502 Washington
Thomas E., secretary Dixon- Agard Co.. 309 Clay
Thomas Edmund D., auditor Market Street
Railway Co., room 31, Hobart Bldg, r.
2115 Bancroft Way, East Berkeley

" Edmund J., clerk Market St. Ry, junction
Market and Valencia, r. Berkeley

" Edward, porter Howard H. Hogan, r. 1104
Mission

" Edward B., clerk Auditor's office, r. 1.307
Vallejo

" Edward H., machinist, r. Ellert nr An-
dover Av

" Edward J., blindmaker Edward B. Hindes
& Co , r. 183 Perry

" Edward R., clerk Harry Unna Co., r. Oak-
land
Thomas Edward W., physician and surgeon,
office 636 Sutter, houi-s 1 :30 to 4 :30 p. m.,
Sundays 2 to 3 p. m., r. 1806 O'Farrell

" Elijah M., bartender Occidental Hotel, r.
942 Powell

" Elizabeth, widow, r.923 Greenwich

" Elizabeth A. Miss, furnished rooms, 1006
Clay

" Ellis S., pipemaker Selby Smelting and
Lead Co., r. 1003 Washington

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Thomas Estelle W., widow, r. 1103'^, 17th
" Eugene & Co. (estate of). George Thomas

executor, 320 Sansome, room 26
" Evan, expressman, NE cor Mission and

New Montgomery, r. 1619'/^ Turk
" Evans, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
" Everard C, printer Cubery Co., r. 1114

Filbert
Thomas F., manager The F. Thomas Parisian

Dyeing and Cleaning Works, 27, 10th, r.

1605 Oak

THOMAS F. & G.

(Ferdinand and Gustav), French Dye-
ing and Cleaning Works, main office
318-320, 11th, telephone South 391,
branch offices 610 Post, 1608 Devisa-
dero, 619 Valencia nr Willow Av, 1015
Broadway, Oakland, and 1011, 6th,
St., Sacramento
Thomas Fannie Miss, r. 327 Larkin
" Ferdinand (F. & G. Thomas), r. 32 Shot-
well

Thomas F. Parisian Dyeing and

CLEANING WORKS THE, F. Thomas
manager, 27, 10th, branch offices 213
Post, 107a Powell, 694 McAllister, 1328
Polk, 755 Valencia, Macdonough The-
atre Bldg, Oakland, 1351 Park St.,
Alameda, 31 E Santa Clara St., San
Jose, 912 L St., Sacramento, telephone
South 79
Thomas Frank, barber, r. 507 Hickory Av

" Frank, laborer, r. 400 Bay

" Frank, physician, 1055 Market

" Frank A., laborer, r. NW cor Mason and
Bay

" Frank H., barber, 607 Laguna, r. 812 La-
guna

" Frank J,, bartender J. L. Silver, r. 528
Greenwich

" Frederick, rubber worker Bowers Rubber
Co., r. 1339 Pacific

" Frederick G., editor and proprietor The
Mission Journal, 2241 Mission, r. 836, 19th

" Frederick Mrs., varieties, 1006, 18th, r. 826
19th

" Frederick W., clerk Neustadter Bros., r.
812 Lyon

" G., manager H. Huddles ton & Co., 965 Mar-
ket, r. 219 Golden Gate Av

" G. A., 4th officer str Belgic

" George, executor estate of Eugene Thomas,
320 Sansome, room 26

" George, shoemaker John Schroeder, r. 869
Mission

" George, truckman Truck 1, r. 22 O'Farrell

" George, watchman, r. 2334 Greenwich

" George A., waiter, r. 210 California Av

" George E., barber, 1333 Powell, r. 1006 Clay
rear

" George H., helper, r. 23 Verona PI

" George P., carver, r. 723 Hayes

" George P., salesman Baker & Hamilton

" George W., deputy City and County Audi-
tor, r. 1738 Broadway

" George W., drayman McNab & Smith, r.
233 Langton

" George W., engineer American Laundry, r.
2224 Gi-eenwich

" George W., upholsterer, 1140 Mission

" G. M., conductor Market St. Ry. r. 1411
Guerrero

" Griffith J., plumber George H. Tay Co., r.
1503Dupont

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Thomas Gustav (F. & G. Thomas), r. 619M Va-
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" H. Mrs., r. 540 Ellis
" Harry, steward str Point Arena
" Harry B. (W. Ford Thomas & Son), and

Custom House attorney for J. D. Sprec-

kels & Bros. Co., 3-27 Market, r. 508 Baker
" Harry W., clerk Milwaukee Mechanics"

Insurance Co., r. Piedmont, Cal.
" Henry, capitalist, r. 814 Montgomery
" Henry, cooper, r. 2 Cadell Alley
" Henry, machinist, r. 425 Golden Gate Av
" Henry E., inventor, r. 605 Pine
" Henry J., clerk, r. 117 Julian Av
•' Herbert, helper Legallet-Hellwig Tanning

Co., r. 220, 24th
" Hermann, finisher Legallet-Hellwig Tan-
ning Co., r. 220,24 th
" Hermann Mrs., varities, 220, 24th
" Horace C, solicitor Sands W. Forman

Clock Co., r. 1308 Sacramento
" Howard C, master mariner, 9 Mission, r.

Lorin, Cal.
" Hugh, collector, r. 1114 Filbert
" Hugh, grip repairer Market St. Ry., r. 1031

Jackson
" J., clerk O'Brien & Spotorno, r. 263 Tehama
" James, fireman Market St. Ry., r. 1136

Stevenson
" James A., engineer, r. 172 Minna
" James J., helper Joshua Hendy Machine

Wks. r. 812 Taylor
Thomas James M., superintendent California

Paint Co., 22 Jessie, r. 114 Vicksburg
Thomas Jay B., cashier Northwestern Mutual

Life Insurance Co., r. 322 Jersey
" J. Mason, clerk, r. 1003 Washington
" Joel L., teamster Saott & Van Arsdale

Lumber Co., r. 615'/4 Ivy Av
" John, r. 561 Stevenson
" John, clerk, r. 2213 Pine
" John, cook R. F. Wilson, r. 216 Michigan
" John, machinist Yosemite Mfg. Co., r. 9

Everett
" John, seaman, r. 208 Jackson
" John Jr., r. 561 Stevenson
" John B., brass molder, r. n32i4 Stevenson
" John H., glass blower, r. 4 Elsie
" John H., shoemaker, 420 McAllister
" John J. (Thomas & Carter), r. 121 Bart-

lett
" John J., millhand Deming-Palmer Milling

Co., 1005V4 Clay
" John O., accountant RoUa V. Watt, r. 1125

O'Farrell
" John M., cutter M. Brown & Sons, r. 1003

Washington
" Joseph, peddler, r. 419 Vallejo
" Joseph H. (Eastman & Thomas), r. Bel-
mont, Cal.
" Joseph H., painter, r. 435 Golden Gate Av
" Joseph T., printer, r. 313 Shotwell
Thomas J. P., produce commission, SW cor

Clay and Davis, r. 917 Market
" Julia E., widow, r. 211 V2 Cortland Av
" Kate N., widow, r. 1003 Washington
" Lawrence, upholsterer John Hoey, r. 1114

Filbert
" Leon B. (Maple, Thomas & Fagothey), r.

Alameda
" Lewis F., salesman , r. 712 Sutter
" Lizzie Mrs., proprietor Cosmos House, 1020

Market
" Maggie M. Miss, stenographer Charles C.

Moore & Co., r. 114 Vicksburg
" Margaret Mrs., lodgings, 172 Minna

Thomas Mark A., bookkeeper The Germania
Life Insurance Co., r. Oakland
" Mary, widow, r. 2510 McAllister
" Mary C, widow, r. 922 Post
" Mary E., widow, r. 923 Greenwich
" Mary E. Miss, stenographer, r. 114 Vicks-
burg
" Mason, boxmaker, r. 1003 Washington
" Matthew J., cashier A. M. Speck & Co , r.

106'/^ Henry
" Merrill J., liquors, 817 Kearny, r. 807

Kearny
" Minnie, widow, r. 213V4 Clara
" Minnie H. Miss, stenographer, r. 540 Ellis
" Montgomery, dental student, r. 1714 Mar-
ket
" M. v., books, 1203 Mission
" Nellie, widow, r. 104 Devisadero
" Oswald P., groceries and liquors, 2400 Lar-

kin
" Otto L., paper ruler Althof & Bahls, r. 1201
Nebraska

THOMAS P. J.,

printer and publisher, 207-209 Sacra-
mento, r. 1307 Vallejo

Thomas Prince J., clerk Hawley Bros. Hard-
ware Co., r. 812 Lyon
Thomas Printing House, P. J. Thomas pro-
prietor, 207-209 Sacramento
" Richard C, clerk, r. 1133»4 Harrison
" Richard L., mining secretary, 419 Califor-
nia, room 2, r. 1722 Sutter
Thomas Richard P., president Standard Soap
Co., 525 Market, r. Berkeley
" Richard R., carriage maker, 1620 Mission,

r. 73 Albion Av
" Robert J., clerk Wilber N. Brlggs, r. 992

Sanchez
" S.Mrs., millinery, 114 Grant Av, r. 104 De-
visadero
" Samuel (Thomas & Johnson), and liquors,
816 Howard, r. 915 Howard
Thomas Seth Clock Co., 126 Sutter
" Theodore, bookkeeper, r. 2621 Laguna
" Thomas A., porter Montgomery's Hotel
" Thomas J., master mechanic, r. 15151^4 Do-
lores
" Thomas M., faucet grinder John Wieland

Brewery, r. 114, 4th
" Victor, laborer, r. 1104 Mission
" Walter G. (Perry & Thomas), r. 1136 Mar-
ket
" Walter J., salesman H. Wolf & Bro.,r.

5091/4 Leavenworth rear
" Walter L., clerk S. F. Sulphur Co., r. 14.33

California
" Wellington, master mariner, 419 California,

room 16, r. Ill Turk

" W. Ford (W. Ford Thomas & Son), and

Custom House attorney for J.D. Spreck-

els& Bros. Co., 327 Market, r. 527 Baker

" W. Ford & Son (W. Ford and Harry B.)

Custom House brokers, 327 Market
" W. G. Mrs., r. Hotel Pleasanton
" William, r. 3 East

" William (Chickering, Thomas & Gregory,
and Gerstle & Sloss), attorney at law,
206 Sansome, rooms 29-34, r. 2614 Pacific
Av
" William, cable splicer, r. 914 Central Av
" William, carpenter, r. 3022 Washington
" William, engineer S. P. Co., r. 118, 16th
■' William, packer Hills Bros., r. 1723 Jones
" William, pantryman Old People's Home
" William, seal hunter, r. 225 Drumm
" William, special policeman, r. Ill Bay
" William A., gripman, r. 532 Jersey
" William B. (Moore & Thomas), r. 506 Bat-
tery
" William D., bell boy Hotel St. Nicholas
" William D., tile setter, r. 117 Julian Av
" William F., r. 18 Locust
" William F., real estate, r. 1721b Haight
" William H., bookkeeper Sather Banking

Co., r. 712 Sutter
" William H., carpenter, r. 992 Sanchez
<• William H. , engineer A. C. Freese, r. 610V4 ,
3d

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Thomas William H., tinner S. P. Co., r. 117
Julian Av
" William J., elevator man Donohoe Bldg, r.
31 Tehama
•■ " William M , architect, r. 128 Cook
" William M., hop inspector Lilienthal &

Co., r. 505 Ellis
" William P., special agent Commercial

Union Assurance Co., r. Alameda
" William R., r. 1421/2, 4th
" William R., painter, r. 21A Elgin Park Av
" "Willis E., traveling salesman, r. 501 Page
" W. P., salesman Baker & Hamilton
Thomas & Carlson (Arthur Thomas and George
Carlson), pattern and model makers, 213
Mission, telephone Main 5237
" & Carter (John J. Thomas and Wesley S.
Carter), laundry washing machine manu-
factory, 547-549 Brannan
Thomas & Johnson (Samuel Thomas and Bar-
ney Johnson), wines and liquors, 628 Mis-
sion
Thomasohinski Clara, widow, r. 534 Polk

" Richard, tailor, r. 534 Polk
Thomasen Edward, wool sorter, r. 512, 4th
" Peter, surveyor, r. 245 Perry
" Peter A., teamster, r. 245 Perry
Thomason Edwin O., with E. R. Thomason, r.

315 Jones
Thomason Edwin R., street contractor, 215 Safe

Deposit Bldg, r. 315 Jones
Thomason John, carpenter and builder, r. 212b

Octavia
Thomasvich Mitchell, porter, r. 13 Louisa
Thomitz Marie, domestic, 1005 Sutter
Thompsen Charles J., boxmaker, r. 60 Shipley
" John J., groceries, 317, 5th
" Thomas W., boxmaker, r. 60 Shipley
" Thomas W., millman, r. 317, 5th
Thompson A., water tender str Mexico
" A., watchmaker str Pomona
" A. B., mining engineer, r. 830 Sutter
" Abraham W., attorney at law, 213 San-
some, room 23, r. 913, 20th
" Adolph W., master schr Bender Brothers,

offlce 3d St. Wharf
" Agnes, widow, r. 722 Ellis
" Agnes P., widow, r. 714 Bush
■' Albert, r. 515 Post
" Albert, clerk, r. 617 Mission
" Albert, book str Lakme, r. 1735 Mission
" Alfred, marine engineer, r. 117 Jones
" Alexander, laborer, r. 301? Fillmore
" Alexander J., liquors, 831 Mission, r. 542

Minna
" Alice Miss, waitress, r. 142, 6th
" Amos, seaman, r. 114, 2d
" Amos, seaman sch Modoc, r. 142, 6th
" Andrew, laborer, r. 571 Stevenson
" Andrew, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
" Andrew, seaman, r. 100^4 Jackson
" Andrew E., painter, r. 1924 Union
■ " Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1024 Clay
" Antonia, widow, r. 434a Page
" Ashley J., bookkeeper Office Specialty

Mfg. Co., r. 603 Stockton
" Augustus, master mariner, r. 1227 McAllis-
ter
" B., laborer, r. 411 Sansome
Thompson Brothers (Thomas and George), pro-
prietors Eureka Foundry, 127-131 Beale,
telephone Main 5127
" C, porter Golden Gate Hotel
" Calvin M., drayman, r. 116 Shotwell
" Caroline, domestic, 1020 Devisadero
" Catherine Mrs., r. 1313 Howard
" Chadwick, master mariner, r. 2932
" Charles, r. 916 Montgomery
" Charles, carpet layer, r. 114^^ Hyde
" Charles, engineer str South Coast,

24th
" Charles, janitor, r. 340 Turk

• " Charles, laborer Haslett & Bailey, r.

Stanly PI
" Charles, pilot str Apache, r. 1914 Mason
" Charles, seaman, r. 22 East
" Charles, seaman, r. 730, 4th

• " Charles, tanner Anton Kreig, r. cor S

Bruno Av and Eve

732,

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Artistic Tiles,

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AMERICAN AND ENGLISH-
), 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Thompson Charles A., butcher, r. 219 Powell
" Charles A., groceries and liquors, 31 Ritch
" Charles A., packer F. N.Woods & Co.,r.

171 Perry
" Charles C, foreman, r. 5 Boston PI
" Charles C, seaman, r. 40 Tehama
" Charles E., carpenter, r. 540, 15th
" Charles E., carpenter, r. 1924^4 Union
" Charles E. Mrs., notions, 1924'^ Union
" Charles F., bookkeeper M. Kedon & Co., r.
East Oakland
Thompson Charles H., chief clerk U. S. Light-
house Inspector, r. Alameda
" Charles L., driver Yokohama Tea Import-
ing Co.. r. 624 Bay
'• Charles L., longshoreman, r. 25 Alta
" Charles P., clerk Hart Grenell, r. 1820 San

Carlos Av
" Charles T., clerk, r, 1313 Howard
" Charles W., molder, r. 301/2 Garden
" Charlotte Miss, teacher Pacific Heights

Grammar School, r. 812 Taylor
" Christian, motorman Market St. Ry., r. 135

Pierce
" Christine, widow, r. 3253 Mission
" Christopher, cook, r. 8 Hinckley
" Christopher, cook, r. 535 Vallejo
" Clarence B., salesman Eugene G. Davis, r.

1302 Leavenworth
" Daniel, seaman, r. 28 Everett
" Daniel S., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 234

Capp
" David (Auerbach & Thompson), r. Ala-
meda
" David, laundry agent, r. 406i/^ Larkin
" David L., steward str Modoc
" E., steerage steward str Wallii Walla
" E. Mrs., nurse City and County Hospital
" Edgar, carpenter, r. 410 Minna
" Edgar, wood turner, r. 2410 Harrison
" Edward, model maker and machinist, 41114

California
" Edward, seaman, r. 639, 2d
" Edward F., machinist C. H. Evans & Co.,

r. 1935 O'Farrell
" Ella J., domestic, 710 Ashbury
" Ellen, widow, r. 1929 Howard
" Ellen M. Mrs., lodgings, 305 Minna
" E. M. Mrs., r. 536, 2lst
" Emanuel, tanner Struven & Birgle, r. 1124

De Haro
" Emma Miss, r. 1321 Guerrero
" Ernest, r. 19, 6th
" Frances M., widow, r. 2932 Folsom
" Francis M., carpenter, r. 1935 O'Farrell
" Frank, carpenter, r. 416 Broadway
" Frank, clerk Louis A. Bianohi, r. 921 Post
" Frank, liquors, 535 Howard
" Frank, painter, r. 421a Natoma
" Frank C, actor, r. 2 Lily Av
" Frank J., bookkeeper, r. 739 Ridley
" Frank W., agent J. W. Goddard & Sons, 120

Sutter, r. 812 Taylor
" Frank W., clerk, r. 219 Powell
" Frederick, seaman, r. 536 Pacific
" Frederick W., driver S. F. Laundry, r. 29

Hollis
" George, r. 516 Van Ness Av
" George (Thompson Bros.), r. 1020 Devisa-
dero
" George, canvasser, r. 3151^4 Jessie
" George, engineer Union I. Wks, r. 504 Napa
" George, farmer, r. 421, 4th
" George, foreman Edison Light and Power

Co., r. 1014 Devisadero
•' George Mrs., widow, r. 171/2 Harriet

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" George H., clerk Arctic Oil Wks, r. 21634
Grove

" George H. Jr., physician, 813 Sutter, r. 1307
O'Farrell

" George N., painter, r. 2 Julian Av

" George R.. r. 1213 Mason

" George R., collector Call

" George S., solicitor Edison Light and
Power Co., r. 1014 Devisadero

" Georgia W., widow, r. 639, 2-2d

" Gertrude Miss, principal Scott Memorial
Free Kindergarten and Golden Gate
Valley Free Kindergarten, r. 722 Ellis
Thompson G. Howard, land officer The Bank
of California and secretary San Fran-
cisco and Fresno Land Co., NW cor
California and Sansome, r. 1307 O'Farrell

" Gideon, r. 462, 18th

" Gustave, seaman, r. 204 Steuart

" Gustavus E., foreman Fred H. Busby, r.
2813 Pierce

" H. A., master mariner, r. 102 Steuart

" Hamilton D., barber, r. 1006 Clay

" Hannah, widow, nurse, r. 241 Langton

" Hans, 3d officer str City of Peking, r. 316
Fremont

>. Hans A., butcher, 18 Market, r. Alameda

" Harriet, widow, r. 1522 Sanchez

■' Harry, mate str Hope, r. Berkeley

" Harry E., carpenter, r. 11 Diamond

" Harry G.. bookkeeper A. Gerberding & Co.,
r. Oakland

" Harry J. (I. A. Parson & Co.), and presi-
dent The Cash Buyers' Union, 306 Pine,
room 3, r. 12221/4 Golden Gate Av

■' Harry S., accountant W. J. Callingham, r.
1328 "Washington

" Harvey, chief engineer str Del Norte

" Helen M. Miss, teacher Girls' High School,
r. 546 Turk

" Helen M. Mrs., lodgings, 102 Taylor

" Henry, lodgings, 366 Natoma

" Henry, painter, r. 1414 Lyon

" Henry, seaman, 1003 Battery

" Henry C, carpenter and builder, 11 Dia-
mond

" Henry L., stenographer L. & G. Brenner

" Henry W., r. 1313 Howard

" Henry W., blacksmith J. D. Thompson, r.
908 Church

" H. G., mining, r. 509 Kearny

" Howard C, clerk Frederick R. Cook, r.
2308 Mission

" Hugh S., salesman Jos. Fredericks & Co.,
r. Belvedere, Cal.

" Ira D., druggist, r. 516 Eddy

" Irene M. Mrs., r. 219 Powell
Thompson Isaac F., mechanical engineer Gol-
den State and Miners' Iron Works, 231-
251, 1st, r. 1222!4 Golden Gate Av
Thompson Isaac H., secretary Union Ice Co.,
735-737, 4th, r. 119 Bartlett

" Jacob, laborer, r. 4 Belmont PI

" Jacob, master mariner, r. Contra Costa
House

" James, leadburner, r. 212 Moulton Av

" James, salesman, r. 823 Turk

" James, waiter str Australia
Thompson James A., cashier Donohoe-Kelly
Banking Co., NE cor Montgomery and
Sutter, r. Mill Valley, Marin Co.

" James A., mining expert, 80-81 Columbian
Bldg

Thompson James E., waiter, r. 641 Folsom
" James J., millwright W. L. Holman, r. SW

cor Webster and Fell
" James M., teamster, r. 1710 Waller
" James Marshall Rev., editor The Occident

84Donohoe Bldg, r. East Oakland
" James W., clerk, r. 130 Rose A v
" Jane, widow, r. 2 Carolina PI
" J. D. Mrs., dressmaking, 534 Ivy Av
" Jennie, domestic, 310 Ellis
" Jeremiah D., painter, r. 534 Ivy Av
" Jesse H., porter Union Ice Co., r. 149% Sil-
ver
" Jessie E. Miss, r. 1921 Broderiek
" John, r. 521 Castro
" John, r. 1215 Laguna
" John, r. 2417 Bush

" John (C. H. Evans & Co.), r. 2905 Har,rison
" John, clerk, r. 772 Folsom
" John, conductor Cal. St. RR, r. 1619b Post
" John, gardener, r. 632 Valencia
" John, laborer, r. 411 Sansome
" John, porter, r. 1433 California
" John Rev., district superintendent Cali-
fornia Bible Society. 1037 Market, r. Oak-
land
•■ John, rigger, r. 21694 Grove
" John, surveyor, r. 1430 Jackson
" John, upholsterer John Hoey, r. Fruitvale
" John A., varieties, NE cor Howard and

10th, r. 757 Capp
" John C, paying teller Pac. Coast Savings

Society, r. 1014 Geary
" John D., blacksmith, 3011 Mission, r. 908

Church
" John E., clerk P. and S. dept. S. P. Co., r.

124 Fulton
" John F., receiver Market St. Ry
" John H., compositor H. S. Crocker Co., r.

2417 Bush
" John P., laborer, r. 212 Broadway
" John R., machinist, r. 2829, 16th
" John R. Jr., clerk Trojan Shirt and Collar

Co., r. 2829, 16th
" Johns., stevedore, r. 120^4 Freeloh
" John T., traveling salesman, r. 212 Powell
" John W., clerk, r. 1024 Capp
" John W., engineer Engine 29, r. 120 Freelon
" Joseph, capitalist, r. 715 Howard
" Joseph, coppersmith, r. 120!4 Freelon
" Joseph, gardener, 1316 Taylor
" Joseph C, bartender Mrs. Mary E. Dugan,

r. 561 Stevenson
" Joseph F., clerk, r. 943 Sanchez
" Joseph P., r. Pacific Union Club
" Joseph S., clerk A. E. B. Ridley, r. Mill

Valley, Marin Co.
" J. S., pilot str Herald, r. South Vallejo
" KateC. Miss, artist, 621 J4 Valencia
" Katie Mrs., r. 151 Valencia
" Lawrence, civil engineer, r. 510 Geary
" Lena, widow, r. 1029 Montgomery
" Lee, teamster Cal. Construction Co., r. 530

17th
'■ Lizzie E. Mrs. (Thompson & Tobius), r. 137

4th
" Lou Miss, stenographer, r. 2508 Folsom
" Louis A., clerk, r. NW cor Hyde and North

Point
" Louise, widow, r. 435 Golden Gate Av
" Lucy Miss, nurse Lane Hospital
'• Margaret, widow, r. 711 Minnesota
" Marguerite T. Miss, nurse California

Womans' Hospital
" Marie E., widow, r. 812 Taylor
" Martha, widow, r. 706 Sierra
" Martha W., widow, r. 508 Stevenson
" Martin A., laborer, r. 8 Laussat
" Mary, widow, r. 101 Precita Av
" Mary, widow, r. 1029 Montgomery
" Mary, widow, r. 1623 Eddy rear
" Michael, surfman South Side Life Saving

Station, Ocean Beach nr Ocean Side

House
" Mitchell, clerk German Am. Ins. Co.
" Morris, engineer, r. 58 Natoma
" Nelson W., student, r. 2932 Folsom
" Nicholas C, wood and coal, 936, 24th, r. 938

24 th

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Thompson Nils, blacksmith S. P. Co., r. 2703i/i

Mission
Thompson Noah S., druggist, SE cor Market
and Steuart, r. 1017, 20th

" Norah, vatieties, 3657 Mission

" Olaf, conductor Cal. St. RR, r. 1409a Pa-
cific

" Ole, timer Market St. Ry., r. 547 Franklin

" Peter, clerk Charles Nelson, r. 1322 Wash-
ington
Thompson R., attorney at law, 330 Pine, rooms
42-43, r. 1341 Valencia

" R., coal passer str City of Sydney

" Raymond H., clerk, r. 130 Rose Av

" Retta Mrs., recording secretary The Dea-
coness' Home and Bible 'I'raining School,
315 Castro, r. Golden Gate Park

" Richard P., smelter, r. 518 Elizabeth

" Richard W.,mate str J. D. Peters, r. Ala-
meda

" Robert, baker, r. 1138 Folsom

" Robert, cook Charles Herzog, r. 428 Na-
toma

" Robert, painter, r. 722 Ellis

" Robert B.,brakeman, r. 211 Stevenson

" Robert C, clerk P. & S. Dept. S. P. Co., r.
Berkeley
. " Robert F., clerk local freight offices. P.
Co., r. 1227 McAllister

" Robert R., capitalist, r. 1501 Van Ness Av

" Roberta A. Miss, teacher Henry Durant
Primary School, r. 2517 Washington

" Ross S., oysterman Henry Puttook, r. 1603
California

" Rufus W., r. 747 Francisco

" S., laborer, r. 220 Pacific

" Sadie Mrs., r. 201 Powell

" Salathial S., millwright, r. 66 West Mis-
sion rear

" Sam el, groceries and liquors, NE cor 25th
and Mission, r. 2859 Mission

" Samuel B., newspaper dealer, r. 105 New
Montgomery

" Samuel F., salesman, r. 1313 Howard

" Sarah Miss, r. 517 Mason

'• Sarah H. Miss, dressmaking, 2537 Folsom

" Sarah R. Miss, teacher Henry Durant Pri-
mary School, r. 2417 Bush

" Simon F., carriage maker J. D. Thompson,
r. 908 Church

" Smith B., life insurance agent, r. 1715 Eddy

" Soren, r. ZOT-A Steuart

" Stephen, carpenter, r. 17 Polk

" Theodore, carpenter, r. 631^^ "

" Thomas, r. 310 Tehama
, " Thomas (Thompson Bros.), r. Wrights, Cal.

" Thomas, fireman S. P. Co., r. 2703V^ Mission

" Thomas, laborer, r. 58i4 Clementina

" Thomas, longshoreman, r. 21 Hinckley

" Thomas, longshoreman, r. 221 Douglass

" Thomas, master bk S. C. Allen, offlce 220
California, r. 1219% Guerrero

" Thomas, quartermaster str Santa Rosa, r.
8 Tehama

" Thomas, seaman, r. 255 Perry

" Thomas, ship carpenter, r. NE cor Clay
and Drumm

" Thomas E., compositor, r. 326 Chestnut

" Thomas H., r. 171 Perry

" Thomas H., cornice maker Conlin & Rob-
erts, r. 103414 Army

" Thomas H., laundry, 310 Montgomery Av

" Thomas L., engineer Belt Line Ry, r. Red-
wood City

" Thornton, salesman Selby Smelting and
Lead Co., r. 444, 24th

" Thorwald O., foreman Vulcan Iron Wks, r.
2834 Harrison

" Wallace L., r. 913, 20th

" Walter E., cashier Eugene G. Davis, r.
1302 Leavenworth

" Walter G., butcher str Gaelic, r. 19 Verona

" Walter J., law clerk Hilborn & Hall, r. 1313
Howard

" Walter J., painter, r. 1717 Eddy

" Walter N., physician, 1123 Bush

" Walter S., r. 1501 Van Ness Av

■' Walter W., clerk Hans A. Thompson, r.
Alameda

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,
CARPETS.

Immense Stock of the Latest Patterns.
G^t-G^'y yviarket St.

Thompson W. Bradford, manager H. F. Emeric,
72 Flood Bldg, r. San Pablo
" William, boarding, 103 Clark
" William, engineer, r. 1411i/i Mason
" William, florist, r. Valencia Hotel
«' William, master mariner, r. 1717 Howard
" William, milkman, r. 1007, 15th
" William, molder Occidental Foundry, r.

30y2 Harriet
" William, seaman, 1001 Battery
" William, water tender str Peru
" William B., journalist Chronicle, r. 10%

Webster
" William B., painter M. J. & J. J. Dono-
van, r. 18 Patton
" William C, machinist, r. 1821 Howard rear
" William F., machinist, 40 Main, r. 2729

Howard
" William H., r. 1313 Howard
" William H., bookkeeper, r. 1715 Eddy
" William H.. bookkeeper Wellman, Peck &

Co., r. 425 Franklin
" William H., clerk, r. 408 Church
" William H., master schr Mabel Gray, of-
flce 10 California, room 3
" William H., watchman, r. 721, 19th
" William J., gardener, r. 22 Clara
" William J., laborer, r. 307 Ritch
Thompson William M., secretary Central Pa-
cific Railroad Co., Hobart Bldg, r. 1919
Vallejo
William P., nurse, r. 1117 Van Ness Av
William R., motorman Market St. Ry., r.

494 California Av
William R., insurance, r. 710 Geary
William S., paper ruler Phillips Bros., r.

246,3d
William W., clerk Thompson Bros., r. 613b

Shotwell
W. L., window dresser, r. 126 Ellis
& Tobius (Mrs. Lizzie E. Thompson and
H. J. Tobius), restaurant, 137, 4th
>8®="Thompson. See Thomason, Thomsen and

Thomson
Thompson's Union Soda Works (incorpo-
rated), fountain soda water and sup-
plies, 1915 Mason, telephone Main 1834
Thoms Alfred W., painter r. 1608^4 Lexington Av

THOMS FREDERICK,

awning and tent maker, flags, horse
and wagon covers, crank and fancy
awnings of every description, repair-
ing promptly attended to, 23, 7th, r.
232 Vicksburg
Thoms John, harnessmaker J. Deutsch & Son
Thorns John W., agent Lamson Consolidated
Store Service Co., 120 Sutter, room 47, r.

Thomsen A., seaman, r. 22 Sacramento
" Anton G., master mariner, r. 205 Clara
" Antonia, widow, r. 434 Page
" Bernard, plumber C. Heinz, r. 519 Chestnut
" Carl E., bookkeeper A. Quade & Co., r. 2

Geary Court
" Daniel C, master tug Monarch, Vallejo St.

Wharf, r. 2022 Powell
" E., seaman, r. 22 Sacramento
" E. W., agent The International Security

Co., r. 1129 Howard
" Frederick, blacksmith Alexander M.

Bruce, r. 1014 Florida
" Frederick H., master mariner, r. 1822

Stockton
" Frederick C. , f oundryman Marshutz & Can-

trell, r. 1014 Florida

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Thomsen George, bottler John Wiel and Brew-
ery, r. 519 Chestnut rear
" Hans, clerk, r. 310 Montgomery Av
" Harry A., route foreman Union Ice Co., r.

1208 Devisadero
" Hattie Miss, r. .519 Chestnut rear
" Henry, expressman, NE cor Pine and

Montgomery, r. 183 Noe
" Henry C, clerk, r. 183 Noe
" Mathias, clerk Henry Smith, r. 10 Wash-
ington
" Peter, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r.

1524 Kentucky
" Peter, master schr James Byrnes, r. 359

Brannan
" Richard, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
" Thomas, master schr Caroline Dixon, office

52 Steuart
" W., r. 1129 Howard
Thomson Alfred, longshoreman, r. 1 Stanly
Court
■' Alfred M., freight clerk str San Juan
" Alice, widow, r. 308 Grove
" Andrew, r. 14 Clinton Park
" Andrew, news agent, r. 4 Wall PI
" Andrew, tinsmith, r. 15 Douglass
" Andrew B., policeman, r. Commercial Hotel
" Andrew E., painter, r. 1822 Union
" Annie A., widow, r. 418, 19th
" Arthur M., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r.
410 Post

THOMSON BRIDGE CO.,

Thomas Thomson manager, W, E. Har-
jes secretary, 9 Mission, telephone
Main 663
Thomson Chester M., agent Thomson's Bi-
furcated Rivets, 318 Market, r. Oakland

" Colin, liquors, Point Lobos and 43d Avs
Thomson Collie & Co. (Thomson Collie, Peter
Demings and John Erikson), bay and
river freighting, Pier 7 Steuart

" Douglas H., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r.
1037 Post

" Edward D., painter J. S.Thomson, r. 2019
Polk

" Edward J., policeman, r. 2 Bryant Av

" Emil, pressman Francis-Valentine Co.,
r. Oakland

" George, r. 304b Lily Av

" George, foreman H. Foy & Co., r. 408 Stock-
ton

" George, printer Francis-Valentine Co., r.
103 Grove

" George S., machinist Risdon I. and L.
Wks, r. 1391^, 14th rear

" Harry, clerk, r. 534, 17th

" Harry S., clerk, r. 518, 19th

" Henry M.. salesman George H. Young, r.
110, 2d •
Thomson-Houston Electric Co., office is, 1st

" James, gardener State Harbor Commis-
sioners, r. 2130 Point Lobos Av

" James A., machinist C. H. Evans & Co., r.
Berkeley

" James M., bookkeeper Nicoll the Tailor, r.
823 Turk

" James M., draughtsman Thomson Bridge
Co., r. 43 Hill

" James S., assistant clerk Board Super-
visors, r. 216 Post

" John, helper Risdon I. and L. Wks, r. Lo-
rin, Cal.

" John, laborer, r. 524 Connecticut

" John S., house painter, 2019 Polk

" Joseph, carpenter, r. 9'^ Garden

Thomson Joseph A., carpenter, r. ,527i/4 Filbert
" Maria H., widow, r- 1916 San Carlos Av
" Mary, widow, r. 2 Railway Av
" Maxwell H., cashier Okell, Donnell&Co..

r. 410 Post
" Michael, stone mason, r. 907 Folsom
" Monroe, mining agent, 430 Montgomery,

room 6, r. 1526 Broadway
" Richard Mrs., r. 329 San Jose Av
" Robert McG., bookkeeper, r. 838 Fulton
" Samuel E., carpenter, r. 1031 Capp
" Samuel M., captain Park Police, r. Golden

Gate Park
" Stuart C, clerk, r. 622 Sutter
" Thomas, carpenter, r. 1012b Washington
" Thomas, foreman Market St. Ry, r. 1821b
Howard
Thomson Thomas, manager Thomson Bridge
Co., 9 Mission, r. 43 Hill
" Thomas C. (Billington & Thomson), r. Point

Lobos and 43d Avs
" William, ironworker Union Iron Wks, r.

20th nr De Haro, Potrero
" William, machinist Risdon I. and L. Wks,

r. Alameda
" William, watchman, r. 1 Stanly Court
Thomson William J., manufacturer mold-
ings and finish of all kinds, sawing,
planing etc., scroll and band sawing,
turning and shaping, 320-326 Mission,
telephone Red 34, r. 268 Golden Gate Av
" William R., clerk The Liverpool and Lon-
don and Globe Insurance Co., r. 710 Geary
" William T., carpenter and builder, 11 Hal-

leck, r. 323 Fair Oaks
" W. J., r. Commercial Hotel
4®"Thomson. See Thomason and Thompson
Thon Margaret, widow, r. 25 Folsom Av
" William F., carrier postoffice, r. 25 Folsom
Av
Thona John, laborer C. M. Hawes, r. 428 Con-
necticut
Thonen Lena, widow, r. 417 Harrison
Thonett John, street sweeper, r. 73 Water
Thoney Charles H., teamster, r. 428 Duncan

" William T., clerk, r. 6 Fair Oaks
Thorall Olof, tanner, r. 6th Av South bet I

and J
Thorburn John, machinist Electrical Engineer-
ing Co., r. 836 Howard
Thore Theodore, painter Dell P. Wilson, r. 832

Sanchez
Thoren Eugene, r. Ill William
" Louis, r. Ill William
" Nils G.. carrier postoffice, r. 462y2 Minna
Thormahlen John, driver National Brewing Co.,
r. 7091/2 Fulton
" John, porter M. P. Kohlberg & Co., r. 320

Drumm
" Peter, r. 415 Vallejo
Thormeier Charles, shoemaker, 2008 Polk
Thorn Andrew J., janitor Healds Business Col-
lege, r. Berkeley
" Annie M.. Janitress, r. 813 Point Lobos Av
" Charles Jr., manager Thorn & Co., 20-21

Centre Market, r. Alameda
" John P., traveling salesman Jones & Co.,

r. Alameda
" Lizzie Mrs., millinery, 28 Geary, r. 207

Mason
" M. J. Mrs. (Thorn & Co.), r. Alameda
" Philip, r. 328 Clement
" Sarah, widow, r. 1326 Guerrero
Thorn S. F., manager Grand Hotel, SE cor New
Montgomery and Market
' ' Wi lliam A. , molder Joshua Hendy Machine

Wks, r. 507 Mission
" & Co. (Mrs. M. J. Thorn), dairy produce
and delicacies, 20-21 Centre Market
J8®=Thorn. See Thorne
Thornagle Christian, porter Stein, Simon & Co..

r. 2319 Larkin
Thornber George R., r. 720 Ellis
Thornberg Anton F., foreman Edison Light and
Power Co., r. SOe/j Shotwell
" Olaf, basket maker Weston Basket & Mfg.
Co.,r. 142,7th
Thornbrough Frank D., clerk Morton Special
Delivery, r. 619 Hyde

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Thornbrough Lillie Miss, bookkeeper Wilson &

Baechtel, r. 1711 California
Thome Andrew, attorney at law, 4-7 Mills
Bldg, 4tli floor, r. 1511 Washington
" Bertha, widow, r. 129 O'Farrell
" Charles (Thorne& McMahonj, r. 1337 Kan-
sas
" Elbert T., last maker S. F. Last Factory,

r. 706 Larkin
" Euphemia, widow, r. The Lick Old Ladies'
Home
Tliorne Isaac N., attorney at law, 41 Montgom-
ery Block, r. 1511 Washington
" Julian I., clerk Shainwald, Buckbee & Co.,
r. 1511 Washington
Thome R. & Sons (Ltd), distillers and whisky
blenders, Greenock, Dublin and London,
J. C. Amelung agent, 10 California,
room 15
Thome Stephen R., secretary Syndicate In-
vestment Co., 64-65 Chronicle Bldg, r.
2911 Bush
" S. W. Mrs., r. 630 Golden Gate Av
Thorne Walter M., physician, office 813 Sutter,
hours 10 to 13 a. m. and 2 to 4 p. m., tele-
phone East 639
. <• Walton I., student, r. 1511 Washington
Thome W. S., physician, ofBce 813 Sutter, hours
1 to 4 p. m., telephone East 639, r. 2327
Sacramento, telephone Steiner 138
" & McMahon (Charles Thorne and Thomas
McMahon), tanners S s Serpentine Av nr
Bryant
4®=Thorne . See Thorn
Thomer Theo, bookkeeper Pursch, Kaskel &

Co., r. 2621 Laguna
Thorney William T., teamster, r. 6 Oakwood
Thornheer John, laborer J. & C. Wucherer, r.

10th Av South nr P
Thornhill Albert, driver Stephens & Co., r. 80114 '
Union
" Ann, widow, r. 13 Bernard
. " Thomas A., bricklayer, r. 719 Bay
" Victor A., bricklayer, r. 13 Bernard
" Walter, bricklayer, r. 801;^ Union
Thornley George, watchman Telegraph Hill
Observatory
•' John W., pressman Frank Eastman & Co.,

r. 1817 Mason
" William H. (Gardner & Thornley), r. 1817
Mason
Thornton Albert W., special agent Cesar Ber-
theau, r. Oakland
" Arthur C, clerk Fireman's Fund Ins. Co.,

r. 620 Grove
" Bessie, widow, r. 2101 Devisadero
" Crittenden (Thornton & Merzbach), r. Cos-
mos Club
',' David v., clerk Bibo, Newman & Ikenberg,

r. 1521 Pacific Av
" Edward, r. 4 Martha PI
" Frank, bookkeeper Dickens Lumber Co., r.

140 Berry
" Frank, liquors, 22, 14th
, " Frank M., salesman G.Verdier& Co., r. 231
Scott
" George, bellboy Hotel Langham
" George H., barber, 1035 Guerrero
" George M., harnessmaker J. O'Kane, r. 279
Stevenson
, " Harry, shoemaker Kast & Co., r. 1332
Page
" Henry, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
1717 Green
■ " Henry N., salesman Dunham, Carrigan &

Hayden Co., r. 1717 Green
," Houston, order clerk Goldberg, Bowen •&
Co., r. 507 Post
'< James D., attorney at law, 820 San some,
room 19, r. 2908 Jackson
'. " John, bookkeeper J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 231
Scott
" John, hostler, r. NE cor Yolo and Utah
" John, plumber, r. 3136 Stockton
" John F. (Haley & Thornton), r. 1717 Green
" John T., assistant City and County Attor-
ney's office, r. 2908 Jackson
',' Katherine Miss, clerk, r. 620 Grove
•■ " Michael, groceries, 323 Filbert

W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.

Black and Galyanized

and FITTINGS, all sizes, for Gas,

Steam and Water.

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Thornton P., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 3337

Mission
" Patrick, r. 9 Polk Lane
" Peter, liquors. 215 Vallejo
" Philip B., attorney at law, 533 Market,

room 41, r. 791 Sutter
" Russell J., clerk freight auditor's dept. S.

P. Co., r. 1415, 31st

THORNTON SAMUEL

boat builder, yawls, whitehalls, whale
boats, surf boats, metallic life boats
and boats of every description built
to order and constantly on hand, 140
Berry bet Third and Fourth
Thornton Samuel K., salesman, r. 630 Grove
" Thomas, clerk freight auditor's dept. S. P.

Co., r. 3311/2 Ridley
" William E., stone contractor, 40 New Mont-
gomery
" William H., fireman Market St. Ry. Co., r.
210 Wood
Thornton & Merzbach (Crittenden Thornton
and Felix H. Merzbach), attorneys at
law, 436 California, telephone Main 740
" Charles H. B., r. 71, 4th
Thorp Clement B.. driver Simkins & Thorp, r.
r. 2107 Howard
" Edith A. Miss, nurse French Hospital
" Edwin C, foreman Simkins & Thorp, r.

2107 Howard
" Frank, captain Battery A. 5th Artillery U.

S. A., r. Presidio
" Henry W. (Simkins & Thorp), r. 2107 How-
ard
" J. L,, fresh fish, 1705 Market
" John W. (J. W. Thorp & Co.), r. 1615 How-
ard
" Joseph, broom maker, r. 333 Guererro
" J. W. & Co. (John W. and Paris B. Thorp),

pie bakers, 504 Post
" Paris B. (J. W. Thorp & Co.), r. 1615 Howard
" Sherman, mining, r. 701 Stockton
Thorpe Arthur, r. 1609 California rear
" Charles, engineer, r. 1609 California rear
" George, engineer, r. 1609 Califojnia rear
" Guy, shipping clerk W. R. Grace & Co., r.

610 Fell
" James M., secretary San Jose Brick Co.,
234 Montgomery, rooms 1-2, r. San Jose,
Cal.
" Jay C, laundryman, r. 221^, 7th
" Mary J., widow, r. 337Clementina
" Robert, bookkeeper G. T. Marsh & Co
" Robert C, foreman Porter, Slessinger &

Co., r. 334,29th
" William J., assistant Hagan & Co., r. 337
Clementina
4®-Thorpe. See Tharp and Thorp

THORS LOUIS,

photographer, 14 Grant Av, r. 1309
Gough

Thors Philip, r. 1505 Devisadero

THORS SAM,

shading pen engrosser, fancy card
writer, iUuminator and engrosser of
resolutions, 503 California, r. 1616 Cali-
fomia

Thorsch Philip, salesman, r. 1505 Devisadero
Thorsen Charles, deck hand str Alameda
" Christina, domestic, 653 Harrison
" Claus, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r.

1 Clyde
" James, carpenter, r. 522Mi 9th

WASHBURN & MOEN MFG. CO.,

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DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF

FOREIGN ff DOMESTIC COAL

Family Trade a Specialty.

"1

Thorsen Lars, master mariner, r. 4 Redwood
Court
" Ole, laborer, r. 527 Connecticut
" Robert M., feeder Brown, Meese & Crad-

dock, r. Oakland
" S.. laborer, r. Bradford nr Powhattan
" Thomas, coxswain revenue cutter Com.
Perry, r. 135 Folsom
Thorson Frances, widow, r. 517 Mason
" Martha, widow, r. 10 Morris Av
" Nils, r. 501 Leavenworth
" Ole J., longshoreman, r. 10 Cleveland
" Thomas, laborer, r. 216 Michigan
Thorssell Isak, waiter, r. 537, 7th
Thrall Frank H., clerk Charles Zissig, r. 1011
Guerrero
" Henry H., dentist, r. 619 Pine
" Herbert P., U. S. Post Office Inspector, U.
S. Appraisers' Bldg. room 78c, r. Berkeley
Thrane Christian, liquors, 2301 Mission
" Christian R. (C. R. Thrane & Bro.), r. Ala-
meda
" C. R. & Brother (Christian R. and James

H.), cigars, 10, 7th
" Frank T., cooper Pac. Wooden Ware and

Cooperage Co.. r. 205 Castro
" George W., cigar maker C. R. Thrane &

Bro., r. Alameda
" James H. (C. R. Thrane & Bro.), r. W s

Uranus nr 17th
" Peter C. L., master mariner, r. 328 Drumm
Thrasf William C, engineer John D. McGilvray

& Co., r. 622, 4th
Thrasher Jacob P., blacksmith Bill & Erikson,
r. 233, 8th
" John W., salesman Weil & Beck, r. 1510

Polk
" Marion, physician and surgeon, 54-55 Mur-
phy Bldg
" Marion Mrs., journalist, r. 54-55 Murphy

Bldg
" William, salesman, r. 1510 Polk
Three L's Specialty Co., W. D. Logan presi-
dent, J. P. Lightbody secretary and
treasurer, manufacturers solidified oils
and oil cups, 105 Beale
Threlfal Baron, clerk Carlson-Currier Co., r.

Oakland
Thresher Frank, clerk, r. 1332 Union
Thrift Joseph P., butcher J. Hayden, r. 405, 6th
Thrilwell Robert, teamster, r. 210 Langton
Throckmorton Benjamin P., salesman Sommer

& Kaufmann, r. 105 Stockton
Thron Louis, barber Miller & Fauth, r. 1227

Greenwich
Throndson Albert, machinist Union I. Wks, r.

2829 Folsom
Throne Lawrence, clerk J. L. Lesser, r. 229

Olive Av
Thropp Florence Miss, actress Morosco's Grand

Opera House, r. 17 Grant Av
Throwell Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 433 Bryant
" KateMiss, telephone operator, r.433Bryant
" Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 433 Bryant
" Stephen, r. 433 Bryant

" Thomas F., car cleaner S. P. Co., r. 433
Bryant
Thrum Horace G., with S. F. Music and Drama.

r. 3027 Steiner
Thrum John F., editor and proprietor San
Francisco Music and Drama, 636 Clay r.
3027 Steiner
Thrump John, seaman, r. 328 Drumm
Thude Otto, barber German Hospital, r. 3241%,

16th
Thuener Henry, bricklayer, r. 22 Cook

Thuesen Godfred (A. Patek & Co.), r. 2107^4
Powell
" John J., shoemaker, 150514 Franklin, r.

21071/2 Powell
" Nels T,, teamster, r, 1506 O'Farrell rear
Thulander Albin C, waiter, r. 26 Tehama
Thulin Andrew O., tailor, 1(19 Grant Av
" Frank T., salesman L. V. Merle, r. 303

Lombard
" L. M. Mrs., proprietor Sherman House, 109
Grant Av
Thum Henry, seaman, r. 12 Rausch
Thumler Charles, shoemaker, 38 Turk, r. 14
Willow Av
Charles Jr., engraver Shreve & Co., r. 14

Willow Av
Christian L., shoemaker, 26 Sacramento, r.

108 Minna
Emil, bookbinder Hicks-Judd Co., r. 108

Minna
Ergo, shoemaker, r. 108 Minna
Henry, shoemaker, 3 Stevenson, r. 108

Minna
Henry W., bookbinder George W. Aster, r.

456 Jessie
Hugo, butcher, r. 108 Mission
William, clerk Forbes Bros., r. 14 Willow
Av

Thuot John B., laundryman, r. 19 Heron
Thurber Alfred S., traveling salesman Indian-
apolis Furniture Co., r. 116 CoUingwood
" Amy Miss, dressmaker, r. 1001 Minna
" Charles, butcher, r. 624 Natoma
" Emma, bagmaker, r. 1001 Minna
" Emor, watchman J. W. Ferris, r. 1001

Minna
" Howard, paper carrier, r. 1001 Minna
" John W., salesman Morgan & Chick, r. 441

Eddy
" Lillie, knitter, r. 1001 Minna
Thureen GustafT., printer G. F. Wikstrom, r.
1224 Howard
" Gustav T., cashier Adam Swan, r. 1448
Market
Thureson Charles W., tailor, r. 813 Bush
Thurgood William S., clerk George J. Becht, r.

543c Castro
Thurlow Block, 126 Kearny
" Charles, chipper Atlas Iron Wks
" Henry W., laborer, r. IbVz Tehama
Thurlow Tailoring Co.. Bornemann & Pender-

gast proprietors, 126 Kearny, room 5
Thurman C. C, Mrs., widow, r. 705 Post
" C. M. Mrs., widow, r. 234e 12th
" Frank T., shirt cutter Eagleson, Hawkins

Co., r. 618 Hyde
" John W., fireman S. P. Co., 234E 12th
" Louisa C, widow, r. 816 Oak
" Robert C, farmer, r. 220 Montgomery Av
" Theresa M., widow, r. 1116 Pierce
Thurnes John M., pressman Bosqui Engraving

and Printing Co., r. 11 Willow Av
Thurow Louisa Mrs., janitor The Hahnemann

Hospital College, r. 115 Haight
Thursbacher Bruno E., machinist, r. 226 Rose Av
Thursie Carl A., gasfitter, r. 158 Clara
Thursil Charles, waiter, r. 225 Perry
Thurston Alexander, barber, r. 57 Jessie
" Bertha Mrs., nurse, r. 715 Howard
" Charles, paver, r. 152, 1st
" Charles A., district passenger agent S. P.

Co., 4 Montgomery, r Sacramento, Cal.
" Charles F., driver, r. 19 Hubbard
" Charles P., manager coffee and spice dept.

Tillmann & Bendel, r. 2413 Buchanan
" Christian, r. 57 Jessie
" Eugene T. Jr., draughtsman S. F. & S. J.

V. Ry. Co., r. Oakland
" Frank, tailor A. McPherson, r. 253 Jessie
Thurston George P., president Pacific Pump
and Windmill Co., 575 Mission, r. 925
Pine
" Jacob L., carpenter, r. 461% Tiffany Av
" Julia A., widow, r. 614 Hyde
" Kate Mrs., r. 1217 Mission
" Nellie Miss, r. 739 Post
" Samuel D., machinist, r. 529 Post
" Steiner E., bookkeeper Blumenthal & Co.,
r. 1616 Grove

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Thyarks Herman W., salesman Joost Bros., r.

1033 Minna
Thyboe Peter, 1st officer str Crescent City, r. 15

Perry
Thyes Adrian J., collector, r. 521 Haight
" Alexander M., salesman Davis Bros., r.

521 Haight
" Ernest P., salesman Will & Finck Co., r.

521 Haight
" Joseph E., insurance agent, r. 521 Haight
" Sophie, widow, r. 521 Haight
Thygersen John, laborer, r. 710 Minnesota
Thygeson Christian, seaman, r. 328 Drumm
Thyle Albert C, engineer S. P. Co.,r. 1818 How-
ard
Thym Frank, clerk The German Savings and

Loan Society, r. Alameda
Thyne Herman, cook Matthew Kerr, r. 6 Na-

toma
Tiaflay George M., cigar maker August Brune,
r. 1425 Kearny
" M. Eliza Mrs., private nurse, r. 526 Mer-
chant
Tibbatts Julius B., salesman The Coats Thread

Co., r. Alameda
Tibbett Jonathan E., assayer, r. 2905 Bush
Tibbetts Charles, helper Joshua Hendy Ma-
chine Wks, r. 2308 Taylor
" Charles H., diamond setter C. H. Linder-

mann, r. 11 Kearny
" George H.. master bk Vidette, r. 2 Illinois
" G. K., laborer S. P. Co.. r. 622, 4th
" Isaiah, calker George G. Rundle, r. 1045

Mission
" John F., r. 710 Tennessee
" Thomas H,, motorman, r. 710 Tennessee
Tibbey Ednev S., clerk auditing dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. 1503 Scott
Tibbits Elisha, upholsterer, r. 644'^ Natoma

" Thomas H., machinist, r. 312 Iowa

Tlbbitts Frank A., clerk S. P. Co., r. 2809 Howard

Tibbitts Howard C, manager Sunset Photo

and Engraving Co., 131 Post, r. 504 Geary

" Jennie, widow, r. 504 Geary

" Robert (Healy, Tibbitts & Co.), r. 616

Geary
" Sarah Miss, r. Lake nr 3d Av
" Walter G., with C. A. Hooper & Co., r. Ala-
meda
4®"Tibbitts. See Tebbetts, Tibbetts and Tip-

petts
Tibbies John, seaman, r. 102 Pacific
Tiburon Ferry, foot Clay
Tice Henry N., car repairer S. P. Co.

" John H., machine hand, r. 16 South Park
Tichenor Austin K,, freight clerk str City of
Rio de Janeiro
" Edwin D., salesman G. Verdier & Co., r.

1329 California
" Louis B.. clerk auditing dept. Wells, Fargo
& Co., r. Oakland
Tichler Hermann, cigar maker, r. 150 Clara rear
Tichner Benjamin, barber, 34 Ellis, r. 450 Clem-
entina
" Joseph, plumber, r. 820 Jackson
" Lena, widow, r. 820 Jackson
Ticikinia Therese, widow, r. 14 Scott PI
Ticinese Mutual Aid Society, G. Scalmanini

secretary, 729 Montgomery
Ticino Hotel, 514-516 Pacific
Tickner Alfred, teacher music, r. 22 Potter
" Charles H., clerk W. A. H. Godfrey, r. 22

Potter
" Claremont C, messenger Wells, Fargo &

Co., r. 171/2 Oak
" Frank S., machine hand J. C. Nolan & Co.,

r. Lorin, Alameda Co.
" Frederick A., messenger, r. ITA Oak
" Henry C. Mrs., r. 1913 Baker
Tickner Henry L., superintendent tariffs Wells,
Fargo & Co.'s Express, 35 New Mont-
gomery, room 6, r. 1913 Baker
" J. Leon, clerk W. A. H. Godfrey, r. 22 Potter
" John T., decorator, r. 819 Post
" Joseph, clerk, r. 22 Potter
" Mary Mrs., r. 22 Potter
Ticknor Ernest C, salesman Schussler Bros., r.
605 O'Farrell
" H. L., salesman, r. 605 O'Farrell

W. & J. SLOANE &^COn

China and Japan Mattings.

Cboice Assortmeot cf
Novelties.

Ticoulat Clemence, widow, r. 229i/i, 6th
Ticoulet Alice, stenographer, r. 14 Harlan PI
" Bernard, cook, r. 14 Harlan PI
" Martin, dairyman, r. Marshall nr Mission
Tidball Charles C, painter, r. 23 Haight
Tidd Charles, carpenter, r. 2614 Polk
" John A., bartender, r. 130, 10th
Tiddy Benjamin, fireman str Lakme
" Frank W., clerk, r. 1626 Grove
" Richard, poultrv and game, 19 Bay City
Market, r. 1626 Grove
Tidell Andrew, expressman, NE cor Polk and

California, r. 1616 Green
Tiebel Leopold, tailor Werthman Pants Co., r.

448, 26th
Tiecheman Eugene G., tinsmith, r. 623 Howard
Tiedemann Adolph M., watchman John Wieland
Brewery, r. 609i/4 Howard
" Charles, clerk Ernest Rolfs
" Charles, laborer, r. 102 CoUingwood
" Claus, clerk Henry Meeve, r. 515 Bryant
" Claus. groceries and liquors, 101, 26th and

1115 Folsom, r. 101, 20th
" Cornelius M., boiler maker, r. SGM Rausch
" Harry, clerk Bray's Sons & Co., r. 12914

Clara
" Henry, driver Faber & Co., r. 119 Taylor
" Irving, clerk Martin Tiedemann, r. 700^4

McAllister
" John, groceries and liquors, NW cor 20th
and Lexington Av, r. 1863i4 Lexington Av
" John, groceries and liquors, SE cor Haight

and Fillmore, r. 499 Haight
" John, physician, 847 Devisadero
" John H., teamster, r. 12954 Clara
" .Joseph, r. 238, 6th

" Joseph, porter Armes & Dallam, r. 115 Page
" Martin, groceries and liquors, 700 McAllis-
ter, r. 70014 McAllister
" Martin Jr., candv maker Louis Saroni &

Co., r. 70014 McAllister
" Tudor J. A., with Brown, Craig & Co., r.

Alameda
" W.. r. 933 Kearny
je®"Tiedmann. See Thiedemann
Tiedrich Louisa, widow, r. 1585 Turk
Tieghle Herman, carpenter, r. 13171/^ San Jose

Av
Tielemann Otto, clerk, r. 1624 Devisadero
Tieman Henry, foreman Flint & McLennan, r.
18th Av South nr Railroad Av
" Herman, clerk Claus Giese, r. 1901 Point
Lobos Av
Tiemann Edward, r. 422 Post rear
" Frederick W., clerk John H. Claussen, r.

600 Jones
" Henry, cap maker G. Rosenberg & Son, r.

13 Anthony
" Robert, with Shreve & Co., r. 422 Post rear
Tienken Henry, liquors, 3352 Mission
" Herman, clerk Claus Claussen, r. NE cor

23d and Capp
" William, laborer, r. 1510 Kentucky
Tier Daniel W., sawyer C. A. Hooper & Co., r.

16 South Park
Tiernan Anna E. Mrs., principal Richmond Pri-
mary School, r. 1529 Sutter
" Catherine, widow, r. 48 South Park
" Charles, water tender str City of Sydney
" Charles T., water tender str Queen, r. 2617

Mason
" Henry, salesman, r. 218 Dorland
" Henry C, bookkeeper, r. NW cor Solano

and Minnesota
" Howard, driver Richard Tiernan, r. 2617
Mission

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^ We place advertising in any State in the
1 Union. Estimates submitted on all
} classes of advertising.

j Pacific States Advertising Bureau,

W Sau Francisco OfiSce, 405 Sansome St.

Tiernan John J., lather, r. 218 Borland
" Lawrence, bartender Wm. J. Burke, r. 1441

Valencia
■' Mary,widow,r. Es Bryant Avnr El Dorado
•' Mary A., widow, r. 218 Borland
" Michael, tanner, r. 340, 30th
" Michael Jr., tanner, r. 3i0. 30th
■' Patrick H., r. NW cor Minnesota and So-
lano
" Peter, tanner, r. 1710!4 Church
■' Richard, lime, laths, plaster, wood and

coal, hay and grain, 2735 Mission, r. 2617

Mission
•' Robert E., carpenter Tubbs Cordage Co.,

r. NW cor Minnesota and Solano
" William, lather, r. 218 Borland
Tierney Agnes Miss, tailoress. r. 13a Clara
" Anna Miss, tailoress, r. 13a Clara
" Catherine, widow, r. 433 Ridley
" Daniel, laborer, r. 9 Eldridge
" Daniel D. , shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht

r. 86 Brady
" Bavid B., fireman Lucas & Co., r. 1314 Har-
rison
" Edmund P.. physician, 702 Montgomery
■' Ellen, domestic, 2123 Sacramento
•' Eliza, widow, r. 252V^ Clara
" Frank, marine fireman, r. 685 Harrison
•' James, r. oSlVi O'Farrell
" James, fireman str Apache
" James, teamster, r. 252V4 Clara
" James E., painter, J. E. Rose
" James J., clerk, r. 13 Verona
" John, Doilermaker J. C. Lemmer & Co.
" John, carpenter, r. 252V4 Clara
'• John, laborer, r. 34 Folsom Av
" John, porter, r. 41 Eddy
" John E., conductor, r. 120 Ellis
" John E., house painter, r. NE cor Andover

and Crescent Avs
" John J., carpenter, r. 1333 Utah
" John L., agent James McCreery & Co., 126

Kearny, room 8, r. 2021 Broderiok
•' Joseph, r. 440. 10th

" Joseph J., carrier postofflce, r. 888, 14th
" Lawrence, aspaltum worker, r. 1738Mission
" Luke W., helper Edison Light and Power

Co., r. 17Bouglass
'• Martin, calker, r. 905. 18th
" Martin, marine fireman, r. 1003 Sierra
" Martin, wood and coal. 15 Everett
" Martin Jr., clerk Martin Tierney, r. 15

Everett
" Mary, widow, r. 13a Clara
" Mary, widow, r. Santa Marina nr Elsie
" Mathew, groceries, 16 Heron, r. 24 Folsom

Av
" Matthew, gripman, r. 608 Central Av
" Michael, r. 8 Vassar PI
" Patrick, gripman, r. .39 Powell Av
" Patrick, glass blower, r. 24 Folsom Av
" Patrick, helper Union I. Wks, r. 501 Napa
" Patrick, laborer, r. 1 Alichigan
" Patrick, laborer, r. 38 Mary
" Patrick, laborer, r. 2.30 Chenery
" Patrick, laborer, r. NW cor Steiner and

Hermann
" Philip, teamster, r. 9 McLea Court
" Thomas, r. 24 Folsom Av
" Thomas, hackman, r. 440, 10th
" Thomas, horseshoer, 1505 California, r. 1310

Larkin
" Thomas, longshoreman, r. 41/2 Union PI
" Thomas, shoemaker, r. 36 Harriet
" Thomas, wood and coal, 913 Bryant, r. 911

Bryant

Tierney Thomas F., helper, r. 13a Clara

" Thomas P., carrier postofflce, r. 13 Verona

" William, r. 24 Folsom Av

" William H., marble cutter, r. 433 Ridley

" William L., dry goods, 3239 Mission
Tieroff Augustus, real estate, r. 1118 Kearny

■' Laura N. Miss, teacher Lafayette Pri-
mary School, r. 1118 Kearny
Tietgen Christian, cigar dealer, r. 1069 Broadway
Tietjen Christian, cigar dealer, r. 1069 Broad-
way

•' Anna C. Mrs., widow, r. 2509 Bush

" Attie Miss, stenographer, r. 120 Frederick

" Bernt H.,bay and river freighting and
agent tug Ida W., 44 East, r. 3476 Market

" Brothers (Richard and Henry), groceries
and liquors, 1046 Folsom

" Charles F., butcher Charles Stolz, r. Oak-
land

■ Biedrich W., groceries and liquors, 425 East
North, r. 809 Lombard

■' Biedrich W. Jr., clerk, r. 809 Lombard

■' Ernest, brakeman, r. 2333 Harrison

" Frederick, ironworker Western Iron Wks,
r. 2330 Harrison

" George H., manager Union Metal Sign Co.,
575 Mission, r. 6.34 Filbert

" George W., clerk Schuster Bros., r. 1069
Broadway

■' Henry (Tietjen Bros.), r. 1046 Folsom

•' Henry (Tietjenfe Schwerin), r. 812 Kearny
Tietjen Henry, groceries, 1637 Leavenworth, r.

1201 Broadway
Tietjen Henry, wines and liquors, NW cor 3d
and Berry, r. 511 Brannan

" Hermann, r. 233 Castro

•' Hermann, butcher William Oswald, r. 1012
Pacific

" John, carpenter, r. 2330 Harrison

" John H., clerk Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r.
2509 Bush

•' Millie, clerk H. Huddleston & Co., r. 3330
Harrison

" Richard (Tietjen Bros.), r. 1046 Folsom

" Sign Co., George Conro secretary, 518 Bat-
tery

" William B., clerk D. W. Tietjen, r. 809 Loin-
bard

" William F., confectioner Page & Falch, r.
433 Elizabeth

" WilliamM. J., machinist Edison Light and
Power Co., r. 36 Hawthorne

" & Schwerin (Henry Tietjen and John
Schwerin), liquors, 906 Kearny
Tietz Herman, cooper John Wieland Brewery, r.

2 Bore
Tietze Julius, basketmaker, r. 3116 Greenwich
Tietzen Adolph, machinist, r. 243 Taylor
Tieulie Justin, tanner Legallet-Hellwig Tan-
ning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
Titer Agnes, widow, r. 26 Bennington

" Leonard, plasterer, r. 36 Bennington
Tiferes Israel Synagogue, Louis Snider presi-
dent, Kassel Frank secretary, 1036 Fol-
som
Tiffany Henry O., painter, r. 1233 Union

" Mary Miss, teacher music, 1523 Bush
Tiffany Peer, agent Keeley Institute, 14 Mc-
Allister, telephone South 366, r. 3035
California

" R. J. Mrs., widow, r. 1334 Jackson

" William Z., clerk freight auditor's dept.
S. P. Co., r. 3318 Sutter
Tiffin William, carpenter, 412 Ash Av
Tifft Leo, butcher, r. 1212 Ellis

" Lillian Miss, telephone operator, r. 1312
Ellis
Tighe Catherine Mrs., r. 1866^^ Lexington Av

" Celia A. Miss, cashier T. H. Ryan &Co., r.
163 Chattanooga

" Frank, porter James O'Brien & Son

" George, waiter, r. 871 Market

" John, helper Atlas Iron Wks, r. NE cor
Napa and Louisiana

" John T., bartender Ferguson & Ourley, r.
1019 Post

" Kelly, specialist, 1055 Market, r. 163 Chat-
tanooga

" Mary, widow, groceries, 1426 Kearny

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Tighe Nora, widow, r. 452 Clementina

" Patrick, laborer, r. 452 Clementina

" Patrick, laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli
Av

" Thomas, laborer, r. 453 Clementina

" Thomas B., janitor Spring Valley Gram-
mar School, r. 1004 Pine
Tigner J. H., proprietor The Great American
Stereopticon and Concert Co., 33, 1st, r.
Oakland
Tilden Albert E., r. 507 Franklin

" Arthur E., r. 507 Franklin
Tilden Augustus, attorney at law, 44 Mills
Bldg, 8th floor, r. 1708a Waller

" Baron S., carpet layer, r. 507 Franklin
Tilden Charles L., attorney at law and presi-
dent Overland Freight Transfer Co.,
office 171-174 Crocker Bldg, telephone
Main 931, r. Alameda

" Charles L.. carpenter, 623>4 California, r.
1113 Golden Gate Av

" Douglas, sculptor, cor 14th and Jessie, r.
448, 24th

" George S., clerk Baldwin & Hammond, r.
Berkeley

" Heber C, clerk H. N. Tilden & Co., r. 119

" Heber N. (H. N. Tilden & Co.), r. 119
Tilden H. N. & Co. (Heber N. Tilden), wholesale
dairy produce, 436 Sansome
" Lizzie J. Miss, medical student, r. 216

Golden Gate Av
" Marcellus C, attorney at law, r. 316 Golden
Gate Av
4®=Tilden. See Tilton
Tilorson C. W., seaman, r. 328Drumm
Tilford Margaret, widow, r. 1033Vi Sutter
Tilghman Charles F.. clerk, r. 917V4 Broadway

" Lueinda, widow, r. 439 Eddy
i8®=Tilghman. See Tillman and Tillmann
Tilgner Ferdinand, r. 652 Minna
Till Arthur W., r. 413 Powell

" John W.. merchant tailor, 413 Powell
" Richard F., tailor John W. Till
" William, waiter, r. 5 Rose PI
Tillaux C. H. Mrs., r. 721 Oa ^
Tille Robert, waiter, r. 1231 Market
Tilley Frank F., clerk, r. 813 Scott
" Thomas R., traveling passenger agent Un-
ion Pacific System, 1 Montgomery, r. 207
Steiner
" William A., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.

47 Post
" William B., clerk, r. 813 Scott
" William G., clerk, r. 813 Scott
TiUey William J., president Wellman, Peck &
Co. (incorporated), 201-203 Market, r. 813
Scott
Tillie Alexander, spinner Golden Gate Woolen

Mills, r. 840 Potrero Av
Tillinghast Annie F., widow, r. 2836 Washington
Tillinghast Donald F., superintendent agencies
London and Lancashire Fire Insurance
Co., 315 Montgomery, r. Sausalito
" William D., clerk The Liverpool and Lon-
don and Globe Insurance Co., r. 3836
Washington
Tillman Augustus, harnessmaker, 313 Minna
" Clarence F., student, r. 2919 Folsom
" Francis J., r. 1915 Larkin
" Francis J. Jr., medical student, r. 1915 Lar-
kin
" Harry J. (Tillman & Feusier) , r. 1915 Larkin
" Henry, piano tuner, r. 1605 Lexington Av
" John J., special policeman Orpheum, r. 313

Minna
" Julius, porter Samuel W. Dennis, r. 114

Pacific
" Leopold, stationery, 603 Davis, r. 114 Pacific
■ " Louis, barber, 37 Pacific, r. 114 Pacific
" Mary, widow, r. 114 Pacific
«' Walter F.,paperhanger, r. 2919 Folsom
" William, r. 138 Clipper
" William, laborer, r. 2i4 Gerke Alley
'< William J., hairnessmaker, r. 133b San

Jose Av
" & Feusier (Harry J. Tillman and Frank
Feusier), groceries, 2313 Fillmore
4S" Tillman. See Tilghman

TiUmann Frederick Jr., president Tillmann &
Bendel, 313-337 Battery, r. 2006 Washing-
ton

TILLMANN & BENDEL

(incorporated), Frederick Tillmann
Jr. president, Emil A. Engelberg vice-
president, George P. Lauinger secre-
tary, wholesale grocers and importers
teas, cigars and tobacco, 313-327 Bat-
tery
Tillotson Frederick, clerk Atlantic and Pacific
Railroad Co., r. East Oakland

" Harry 1., steamfitter Fulton Eng. & Ship
Bldg. Wks., r. East Oakland
Tillson Anson T., machine hand William J.
Thomson, r. 16 Lloyd

" Charles, painter, r. 1300 Leavenworth

" Charles J., r. 1200 Leavenworth

" Elizabeth F., r. 1200 Leavenworth

" Fred M., clerk general freight office S. P.
Co., r. Oakland

" Josiah W., painter, r. 1300 Leavenworth
Tilson John, bellboy University Club, r. 120414
Sutter

" Josiah, r. 404 Sanchez

" T., steerage steward str City of Panama

" William H., nurse Alms House
Tilt J. E. Shoe Co. (Chicago, 111.), C. A. Ma-
comber & Co. agents, 133 Clay
Tilton Albert, clerk, r. 329a Oak

" Charles H., r. 502 Fulton

TILTON CHARLES S.,

City and County Surveyor, ofiace New-
City Hall and 420 Montgomery, room
20, r. 1938 Vallejo
Tilton C. O., master mariner, 9 Mission
" Frank B., with Kapp & Street, r. 946 Mis-
sion
George, mining, r. 784;^ Stevenson
John, mining, r. 784V2 Stevenson
Joseph R., mining, r. 784'/4 Stevenson
R. F., master mariner, r. 800 Kearny
R. Fletcher, r. 1714 Clay
Rowena J., widow, r. 425 Linden Av
Stephen S., real estate, 430 Montgomery,

room 20, r. 1834 Vallejo
Walter M., milk dealer, 618 Capp
William H. (Carroll & Tilton), r. 318 Turk
«g=Tllton. See Tilden
Tilty Timothy, section foreman S. P. Co., r. 833

Bryant
Timbrell John B., machinist, r. 309, 28th

" William, clerk Empire House
Timby Harry, r. 712 Tennessee
Timcke Anthony M., manager Davis Bros., r.
1515 Sacramento
" Sarah, widow, r. 1515 Sacramento
Times Schedules Co., publishers Standard
Time Schedules, 602 Market, basement
Crocker Bldg
Timler Hugo, butcher John Augustiny
Timlin William, teamster, r. 435 Ringold
Timm Adolph, groceries and liquors, 619 Post
" August, grocer, r. 711 Bush
" Carl, collector Post Office, r. 1429 Sanchez
" Ernest, salesman, r. 910 Florida
" Julius, clerk Cowen & Cowen, r. 10 Ash Av
" Richard, carpenter and contractor, 101914
Pacific
Timmel Edward, porter Chicago Hotel
Timmerman Frank, porter Eugene B. Grace,
r. 3d cor Mission
" Harry, bellman, r. 51 Russ
" Henry (Romig & Timmerman), r. 311 Turk

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I wine of Connoisseurs, invariably the pre-
ferred favorite at all fashionable resorts in
London and on the Continent of Europe.
WILLIAM WOLFF & CO., 329 Market St.

Timmerman John W., ironworker John G. lis &
Co., r. 721 >4 Broadway rear
" Josephine E., widow, r. 430 Ellis
" Louis, conductor, r. 1511 Clay
Timmins A., musician, r. 6 Willow Av
" Anna C. Miss, teacher Rincon Grammar

School, r. 836 O'Farrell
" James, seaman, r. 112 Jackson
" John, journalist, r. 836 O'Farrell
Timmons John W., messenger Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. 886 Shotwell
" Mary, widow, r. 1208 Union
Timms Carl, peddler, r. cor Mateo and Laidley
" E. A., clerk Strauss & Strauss, r. 910

Florida
" Frank R., theatrical manager, r. 803 Stock-
ton
" George, r. cor Mateo and Laidley
Timon James W.,asst. foreman iron foundry
Union I. Wks, r. 222a Mississippi
" John, laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli Av
" Martin, laborer U. S. Engineer's dept, r.

Presidio
" Patrick T., laborer, r. 1807 Haight
" Thomas, laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli
Av
Timothy Winifred Mrs., lodgings, 164 Jessie
Timson Elizabeth E., widow, r. 2808 Laguna
Tindal George W. & Co. (Henry C. Verbarg
and William J. Dale), fruit and produce
commission. 500-502 Sansome
" Isabella W., widow, r. 1218 Jackson
Tindall G. G., marine engineer, 9 Mission
Tingberg Charles E., cooper Cal. Wine Assn., r.

158 Perry
Tingle Charles, elevatorman, r. 26 Morey Alley
" John, laborer, r. 26Morry Alley
" Bedford A., machinist, r. 2907 Mission
" G. B. Mrs., widow, r. 501 Harrison
Tingman John H., insurance, r. 2636 Sutter
Tinkham Mary T. Mrs., r. 1911A Howard
Tinkler Ellen M. Miss, clerk Weston
and Mfg Co., r. 430 Clementina
" William, laborer, r. 430 Clementina
Tinnemann Ludwig, fruits and vegetables,

1710 Devisadero
Tinney Daniel, gripman Cal. St. RR, r. 2607
Sutter
" Ellen J., widow, r. 123^4 Henry
" Michael, r. St. Mary's Hospital
" P., gripman Market St. Ry, r. 39 Powell
Av
Tinoco Joseph M., mining expert, r. 1023 Jack-
son
" Manuel, office attendant Dr. H. Isaac
Jones, r. Oakland
Tinson Alice Miss, saleslady, r. 1424 Clay

" Gerald E. Mrs., widow, r. 1424 Clay
Tintrop Henry, lodgings, 149^4, 5th
Tippett Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 151 Shipley

" Thomas, machinist, r. 501 Napa
Tippits George, nurse, r. 22414 O'Farrell
Tipson Arthur, jeweler M. Van Vliet
" William A., jeweler, 126 Kearny room 36, r.
2617 Octavia
Tirado Maria Mrs., r. 220 Montgomey Av
Tirrell Anna M., widow, r. 1408 Van Ness Av

" Frederick, baker, r. 1028 Washington
4®=Tirrell. See lerrell, Turrell and Tyrrell
Tischbein William, mininsr, r. 773 Folsom
Tischer Paul, clerk, r. 411 Larkin
Tisconia Antonio, gardener Colombo Market
Tisdale C. E. Mrs. boots and shoes, 416 Devisa
dero, r. 416f Devisadero
" Horatio L., stenographer Pac. Mail S S.
Co., r. Berkeley

Tisdale Julius L., clerk freight auditor's dept.
S. P. Co., r. Lorin
" Lorrin G., janitor, 526 Kearny, r. 529 Sacra-
mento
" Robert, shoemaker Mrs. C. E. Tisdale, r.
416f Devisadero
Tisdall M. Alice Miss, r. 2014 Howard
Tishler Hannah Mrs., dyeing and cleaning, 316
Hayes
" Julius, printer Raveley Printing Co., r. 152
Clara
Tisne Jean, waiter French Hospital
Tissot Albert, bookkeeper O'Connor, Moffatt &

Co., r. 614 Elizabeth
Tissott Gastave, machinist Clot & Meese, r.

Oakland
Titchworth Casper, master tug Annie, r. SW
cor Washington and East
" Charles, mate tug Vigilant, r. Alameda
" James C, teacher music, r. 2923 Bush
Titcomb Charles B., ofBce 701 Sutter
" Harvey B., draughtsman maintenance of
way S. P. Co., r. 2835 Howard
Titcomb John H., secretary and treasurer J. A.
Folger & Co., 104-112 California, r. 618
Grove
Titcomb Walter A., secretary The J. Roylance

Brass Works, 112-114 Main, r. Berkeley
Tite Charles P., roofer, r. 44 Third
Titel George H., livery stable, 310 Golden Gate

Av, r. 1 Golden PI
Titlow John O., proof reader Report, r. Alameda
Titman David, waiter str City of Sydney
Tittel B. Ernest, real estate, r. 126 Julian Av
" Conrad Mrs., widow, r. 122 Julian Av
" Crescent, widow, r. 509 Stockton
" Joseph, clerk, r. 126 Julian Av
" Robert, clerk, r. 509 Stockton
Titus Daniel, attorney at law, 101 Sansome,

rooms 9-10, r. Oakland
Titus Frank H., physician and surgeon, office
and r. 1632 Eddy
" Frank W., salesman D. N. & E. Walter &

Co., r. 612 Mason
" Fred E., attorney at law, 101 Sansome,
rooms 9-10, r. Oakland
Titus Henry W., general agent Wells, Fargo &
Go's Express, 35 New Montgomery, r.
2507 Sacramento
" John, r. 1040 Army
" John T., plumber, r.SSO'/^. 3d
" John T. Jr., teamster, r. 230V4,. 3d
" Josephine, widow, r. 2918 Mission
" Louis, attorney at law, 101 Sansome, rooms

9-10, r. 218 Turk
" Thomas, assistant refiner J. A. Folger &
Co., r. 230a, 3d
Titux Joseph, cook, r. 4 Bacon PI
Tiulier Julien, cook Nevada Restaurant
Tivey William F., laborer, r. 441 Clementina

rear
Tivoli Cafe, Carl G. Larsen proprietor, 16-18

Eddy
Tivoli Opera House, Mrs. Ernestine Kreling

proprietor and manager, 28-32 Eddy
Tobbenboske Anna Mrs. (Tobbenboske&Co.), r.
601 Howard
" Anna M. Miss, stenographer, r. 601 Howard
" Annie, widow, r. 319 Green
" Frederick H., cutler, r. 319 Green
" & Co. (Mrs. Anna Tobbenboske and Rich-
ard Itjen), groceries and liquors, SW cor
Howard and 2d
Tobelmann Fred, bookkeeper Henry Tobelmann ,
r. 421 Hayes
" Henry, wood, coal, hay and grain 421
Hayes, branch Hayes and Franklin
Tobener Charles, machinist, r. 625i/4 York
" Frederick, brewer, r. 625'/^ York
" Hartmann, night clerk Ahlborn House, r.

436 Jessie
" Henry, r. 625 Vi Y'ork
Tobey C. Alward (Tobey Sign Co.), r. Los Gatos

Cal
Tobey Curtis, proprietor Metropolitan Foun-
dry, 204 Townsend, r. Menlo Park
" Curtis Jr., clerk J. F. Crosett & Co., r. 143

Bartlett
" James A., master mariner, r. 654 Willow Av

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Tobey Harry B., sign painter Tobey Sign Co., r.
2605 Larkin
" Nathaniel G., watchman, r. 1308 Natoma
" Sign Co. (William H. H. and C, Alward
Tobey), sign painters, 116 Montgomery
Av
•' William H. H. (Tobey Sign Co.), r. 2605

Larkin
" Willis E., molder Whyte & DeRome, r.
East Oakland
Tobey's Oyster Parlors, D. J. Tobin proprietor,

210 Post
Tobias Fannie, widow, r. 1535 Ellis
" M. Mrs., pantrywoman Palace Hotel, r. 53

Park Av
" Robert, millhand Del Monte Milling Co.
" Theodore, tailor, r. 30^4 Harriet
Tobiason Thomas, laborer, r. 739 Broadway
Tobin A. Miss, bill clerk, r. 437, 15th
" Alfred (Tobin & Tobin), r. SE cor Cali-
fornia and Taylor
" Ann, widow, r. 26 Ritch rear
" C. A,, salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r.

718 Octavia
" Catherine, widow, r. 24 Verona
" Catherine, widow, r. 318 Natoma
" Catherine, widow, r. 437, 15th
" Charles, floorman Gustave Lindauer, r. 862

Howard
" Clement, attorney at law, 126-127 Murphy

Bldg, r. SE cor California and Taylor
" Daniel, teamster, r. 523, 7th rear
Tobin David J., proprietor Tobey's Oyster Par-
lors, 210 Post. r. 511 Stockton
Toblu D. J. Mrs., select hair dressing parlors,
212 Post, r. 511 Stockton
" Edward, carriage maker H. M. Black &

Co., r. 718 Octavia
" Edward, hostler, r. 573 Howard
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 411 Brannan
" F. A., clerk Raphael Weill & Co., r. 718

Octavia
" FitzRoy K., teacher music, r. 1307 Lyon
" Florence B. Miss, r. 1307 Lyon
" H., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. 718

Octavia
" Henry A. (Tobin & Gleason), r. 1124 Fell
" Honorah. widow, r. 711 Lyon
" Isabel Miss, teacher Moulder Primary

School, r. 711 Lyon
" James, r. 1307 Lyon
" James, laborer, r. 1005 Florida
" James, marine fireman, r. 18 Roach
" James E., hatter, r. 318 Minna
" Jane Mrs., ladies' nurse, 712 Church
" J. H. (P. Holland), merchant tailor, 4-4A

Crocker Bldg
" John, r. 2012 Bryant
" John, laborer, r. 225 Drumm
" John, laborer, r. 333 Beale
" John, laborer, r. 1327 Sansome
" John, laborer, r. 3310 Mission
" John D., bookkeeper, r. 751 Harrison
" John E., bartender, r. 805 Leavenworth
" John F., teamster, r. 178 Perry
" John J., deputy collector U. S. Customs, r.

Alameda
" John R., contractor, r. 744, 17th
" Joseph A., painter, r. 437, 15th
" Joseph R., teamster, r. 523, 7th rear
" Joseph S. (Tobin & Tobin), r. 1299 Taylor
" Loretta Miss, clerk Occidental Hotel
" Mary A., widow, r. SE cor Taylor and

California
" M. E., bookkeeper Hibernia Savings and

Loan Society, r. 929 O'Farrell
" Michael (O'Connor & Tobin), r. 446 Tehama
" Michael, carpenter, r. 2907 Harrison
" Michael, clerk, r. 114 Olive Av
" Michael J., engineer, r. 415 Baker
" Michael J., salesman William Lewis & Co. ,

r. 814, 23d
" O. E. (Tobin & Allen), r. 311, 4th
" Patrick, baker, r. 705 Tehama
" Patrick J., sergeant police, r. 2208 Larkin
" Philip, teamster, r. 441 Clementina
" Richard, r. 110 Shotwell
'■' Richard Jr., teamster, r. 110 Shotwell
" Richard C, r. 718 O'Farrell

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

POt^TIEf^ES.

Largest Assortment on the Coast.
6^1-454 -7 WVarket St.

Tobin Richard M., r. SE cor Taylor and Califor-
nia
" Robert, foreman finisher West Coast Fur-
niture Co., r. 623 Haight
Tobin Robert J., secretary The Hibernia Sav-
ings and Loan Society and Police Com-
missioner, NW cor Jones and McAllis-
ter, r. 1322 Geary
" Thomas Mrs., widow, r. 712 Church
" Thomas, bookkeeper, r. 1939!^ McAllister
" Thomas, laborer, r. 1329 Sansome
" Thomas, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 1005

Florida
" Thomas L., policeman, r. 815 Baker
" Vincent C, clerk, r. 1124 Fell
" Walter I., cashier Pac, Marine Supply Co.,

r. 1939'^ McAllister
" William, r. 514^ Grove
" William, r. 660 Harrison
" William, teamster, r. 110 Shotwell
" William Jr., r. 514M Grove
"" William H., plumber and gasfltter, 5041^4

O'Farrell, r. 36 Belvedere
" & Allen (O. E. Tobin and John Allen),

liquors, 311, 4th
" & Gleason (Henry A. Tobin and William J.
Gleason), attorneys at law, 1504 Market,
rooms 35-36
Tobin & McNally (Fred A. McNally), real
estate and insurance agents, 630 Market
Tobin & Tobin (Alfred and Joseph S.), attor-
neys at law, Hibernia Bank Bldg
Tobius H. J. (Thompson & Tobius), r. 137, 4th
Tobman James, laborer, r. 312 Louisiana
Tobner Hartman, laborer, r. 436 Jessie rear
Tobriner Isaac, salesman Heller, Bachman &
Co., r. 2526 Pine
" Leon, salesman, r. 2526 Pine
" Matthew, merchant, r. 2526 Pine
" Oscar, dental student, r. 2526 Pine
Toby Emma, widow, r. 2337 Mission
" Frank, 2d cook La Grande Laundry
" John, ship carpenter, r. 321^ Federal
Toby Simeon B., general manager Union Ice

Co., 735-737, 4th, r. Hotel Pleasanton
Tocatelli Aqualino. cellarman Sartori & Fan-
tina, r. 62114 Geary
" Faust, cook Sartori & Fantina, r. 621%
Geary
Toche Clement (McDade & Toche), r. 22a Jasper

PI
Tocqueville Rene de, capitalist, office 534 Cali-
fornia, r. Paris, France
Tod James, laborer, r. 216 Michigan
Todd A. G., miner, r. 2812a Howard
" Arthur J., clerk Goodyear Rubber Co., r.

San Rafael
" Clifford, dental student, r. 128, 7th
" David B., druggist and physician, SW cor
Railroad and 14th Avs South, office 746
Mission
" Edwin, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. asi

Golden Gate Av
" Emma G., widow, r. 26 McAllister
" George, porter O'Connor, Moflatt &Co.. r.

2415 Folsom
" Harry L., salesman S. F, Shoe House, r.

719 Golden Gate Av
" James H., machinist, r. 429 Eddy
" John A., photographic paper, 2126 Fillmore
" John H., r. 2415 Folsom
" Joseph, salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r.

1324 Page
" L. K. Mrs., widow, r. 2415 Folsom
" M. Mrs.,r. 22i;4,7th
" William J., teamster Lewis & Co., r. Ill, 10th

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residence property, 1002 Broadway,
Oakland, Cal., telephone Main 132,
Oakland, r. Piedmont

«®=Todd. SeeTodt

Todhunter Alfred, general agent Union Can

tral Life Insurance Co., 303 California,

rooms 22-26, r. Alameda

" George, foreman Washburn & Moan Mfg.

Co., r. 2609 Larkin

Todman M. H., watchman State Dredger No. 2

r. Alameda
Todt Charles, cook; r. 521 Pacific
" Charles, bartender Seeba & Bohlen, r. 714
Kearny
Todt Diedrich, secretary Fredericksburg Bot-
tling Co., 1510 Ellis, r. 1123 Steiner
" Francis E., cigar maker Charles H. War-

necke, r. 324, 4th
" Ferdinand, coppersmith, r. 74 Clipper
" Frederick (Todt & Peters), r. 1019 Filbert
" Herman, coppersmith, r. 74 Clipper
" John, locksmith and bell hanger, 119 Lei-

desdorff, r. 1124, 26th
" JohnF., iron worker Todt & Peters, r. 1019

Filbert
" & Peters (Frederick Todt and Arthur S.
Peters), house and machinesmiths, 53
Beale and 230 Mission
J8®=-Todt. See Todd

Todtman Nathan, traveling salesman Drum-
mond Tobacco Co.
" Theodore E., watchmaker, 13 Phelan Bldg,
r. Oakland
Toennies Herman, machinist Union Machine

Co., r. 3 Minna
Toepfer Frank, clerk O'Brien & Spotorno, r. 2519
California
" Herman F., painter, r. 22 Mars
Toepke Charles E., musician, r. 14'/2 Sharon
" Eliza, widow, r. 12 Sycamore Av rear
" Frederick J., piano tuner E. W. Lick & Co.

r. 12 Sycamore Av rear
" Henry, piano tuner Benj. Curtaz & Son, r.

621 Valencia
" William H. (Havens & Toepke), r. 404 Ellis
Tofanelli Bastiano, machinist, r. 625i/4 Green
" Fortunato, r. 249 Pacific
" Frank (Quilici & Tofanelli), r. 1000 Mont-
gomery
" Giovanni B., cigar mfr., 4207Broadway
" Massenis, marble polisher! Rufflno & Bian-
chi, r. 9 Bartol
Toflel Frederick, porter str Encinal, r. 1908

Dupont
Toffiez William A., with James De Fremery &

Co.. r. 540 Washington
Toft Anton N., shoemaker S. Stemberg, r. 148
Perry
" Christian P., restaurant, 428 Kearny, r. 414

Waller
" Hans H., r. 414 Waller
" Kosten, paternmaker, r. 220 Grove
" Neil C, wood and coal, 416 Waller, r. 414

Waller
" Nelson B., manager Olsen Bros., 11 Sutter,
r. 932 York
Togni Alexander (C. Giannettoni & Co.), r. Pres-

cott House
Togniotti Onesto, vegetables, r. 1115 Montgom-
ery
" Serafino, hostler, r. 320 Broadway
Toher John T., clerk A. Quade & Co., r. 6 Beale PI
" Kate, widow, r. 6 Beale PI

TOJETTI EDWARD,

portrait artist, 141 Murphy Bldg

Toietti Emilia Mme., teacher singing, r. 1236
Hyde
" Margaret Mrs., portrait artist, 519 McAl-
lister
To-Kalon Wine Company, Kammerer &

Schmieder proprietors, 1372 Market
Tokio Marine Insurance Co., Limited, Marshall
A. Newell agent, 318 California
" Tea Co. The, H. Cobayoshe proprietor, 1503
Polk
Toklas Ferdinand, merchant, r. 2300 California
Toland Charles, laborer, r. 1038, 20th
" Daniel, foreman, r. 5 Perry
" Edward E.. boiler maker, r. 1038. 20th
Toland Hall, SE cor Stockton and Pfeiffer
" James, marble polisher RufQno & Bianchi,

r. 42y2 Gilbert
" John, fireman, r. 5 Perry
" John Jr., boxmaker, r. 5 Perry
" Mav Miss, machine operator, r. 5 Perry
Toland Medical College (Medical Department
University of California), SE cor Stock-
ton and Chestnut
" Michael, laborer, r. 509 Octavia
Tolari Giuseppe, peddler, r. 420 Broadway
Tolchard Henry E., salesman Roos Bros., r. 3634,
16th
" Will F., shipping clerk C. E. Worden &

Co.,r. 3634, 16th
" William A., accountant A. N. Towns es-
tate, r. 3634, 16th
Tole Frank, driver, r. 205^4 Chestnut rear
Toler Jasper N., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

904 Minna
Tolford Charles F., r. 18 Henry
" Persha B.,gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 1509%
Saciamento
Toll DeWitt W., salesman John Sloan, r. Ala-
meda
" Henry G., clerk general freight office S. P.
Co., r. 1929 Clay
ToUe Matilda, widow, r. 507 Hyde

" Oscar A., deputy County Clerk, r. 507 Hyde
ToUes Harriet M., widow, r. 2220 Sacramento
Tolley William E., expressman, 204 Market, r.

2I81/2 Duncan
Tolman Eliza M. Mrs., druggist, r. Bright nr
Sargent
" George, shoemaker Charles A. Onstott, r.

564 Mission
" Rufus J., watchman Wells, Fargo & Co., r.

1235 Golden Gate Av
" William, driver Wells, Fargo &Co.,r. 33
Kearny
>Kr-Tolman. See Tallman
Tolmie Robert, teacher music, r. 1007 Sutter
Tolomei C. & Co. (Cesare Tolomei and Anton
Beatty), fruits and vegetables, 1444 Mis-
sion
" Cesare (C. Tolomei & Co.), r. 10214, 11th
Toloski Charles E., harness maker, 3505 Mis-
sion
Tomaio Joseph, brass molder, r. 565 Bryant
Tomalty A. Miss, saleslady Hale Bros., r. 536
Minna ~
" Adam (P. J. Tomalty & Sons), r. 536 Minna
" Emmet (P. J. Tomalty & Sons), r. 536

Minna
" James C. Jr., assistant clerk Board of

Supervisors, r. 21b Lafayette
" John J. (P. J. Tomalty & Sons), r. 536

Minna
" Joseph (P. J. Tomalty & Sons), r. 536

Minna
" Patrick J. (P. J. Tomalty & Sons), r. 536

Minna
" P. J. & Sons (Patrick J., John J., Joseph,
Emjnet and Adam), groceries, 115, 6th
4®=-Tomalty. See Tumelty.
Tomanovich Peter, waiter Martin Pench, r. 833
Brannan
" Thomas V. (Tomanovich & Co.), r. 617 Pow-
ell
Tomanovich & Co. (Thomas V. Tomanovich),
commission merchants and brokers,
ofUce 216 Front, telephone Main 1656

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Tomasini Filbert, fruits and vegetables, 144i/4,

nth
Tomasini Louis, manager Dairymen's Union
of California, 113-119 Davis, r. Petaluma,
Cal.
Tomaskavic Annie Mrs., cigar maker, 65
Jessie
" George, laborer, r. 65 Jessie
Tomaszewski Ludwig, tailor S. F. Clothing Ren-
ovating Wks, r. 338, 5th
Tomb George W., salesman Washburn & Moen

Mfg. Co., r. Alameda
Tomblin Dexter M., mining broker, 26 Crocker

Bldg, r. Oakland
Tomei Giovanni, paste layer Martinoni & Po-

desta, r. 9 Medau PI
Tometz John, cook Peter Malone, r. 787 Folsom
Tominski Theodore, wines and liquors, 30, 4th,

r. 1201/^ Turk
Tomke Daniel, driver F. A. Lux Breveing Co., r.

2018 Larkin
Tomkin Herbert, photographer, 1227 Market, r.

418 Hermann
Tomkins George H., dental student, r. 1344 Fol-
som
" Joseph G., physician, 1344 Folsom
Tomkinson James, livery stable, 57-61 Minna,'
r. 1500 Golden Gate Av
" James H., driver Engine 30, r. 5th Av nr C
*®"Tomkinson. See Tompkinson
Tomlin Elizabeth, widow, r. 903^4 Bryant
" George, teamster, r. 903^ Bryant
" James, boiler maker, r. 903^4 Broant
" Richard E., 1st asst. engineer str Aus-
tralia
Tomlinson Ezra, foreman Watson & Marx, r.
512, 4th
" Henry W., bookkeeper Union Machine Co.,

r. 29 Noe
" James, seamen, r. 1001 Battery
" Joseph, packer Anglo-American Crockery

and Glassware Co.. r. 9 Carlos Av
" Oscar, chair maker Heywood Bros. &Co.,

r. 2615 Mission
" Sarah A. Miss, teacher Felix Adler Free

Kindergarten, r. 29 Noe
" Sarah L., widow, r. 29 Noe
" William W., manager insurance dept.
Macondray & Co., r. 29 Noe
Tommereg Andrew E., rigger Oregon Coal and

Navigation Co., r. 6 Pfeifler
Tomorselle Giovanni, driver S. Paganini, r. 504

Union
Tompkins Andrew J., laborer, r. SE cor 17th and
Uranus
" Arthur, conductor, r. 145, 12th
" Cora Mrs., teacher Moulder Primary

School, r. Berkeley
" Edwin, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1335

Eddy
" Harris M., carpenter, r. 511 Stevenson
" Harry, fireman Cal. St. RR., r. 1123 Broad-
way
" Henry B., mining engineer, r. 925 Hyde
" Jane, widow, r. 128 Langton rear
" Milton J., driver San Mateo Ranch Dairy,

r. 1515 Fillmore
" Minthorne M., accountant Hong Kong and
Shanghai Banking Corporation, r. San
Anselmo
" Minthorne M. Jr., bookkeeper San Mateo

Ranch Dairy, r. San Anselmo
" Perry T., teacher Lowell High School, r.

2336 Mission
" Rose Miss, teacher Hawthorne Primary
School, r. 1000 Van Ness Av
4®*Tompkins. See Tomkins
Tompkinson Kate, widow, r 923 Post
" Joseph J., traveling salesman Dunham,
Carrigan & Hayden Co., r. Alameda
Tomsky Elias, sign painter Swan & Stein, r. 16
Hubbard
" Harry U., sign painter, r. 16 Hubbard
" William, attorney at law, 14 McAllister, r.
1604 Folsom
Tomson Charles B., with S. H. Tyler & Son, r.

1415 McAllister
Tomusich.Michael, porter John L. Radovich, r.
13 Louisa

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

MANUFACTURERS OF

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Toncovich Ellia (Toncovich & Boro), r. NW cor
Jackson and Drumm
" & Boro (Ellia Toncovich and Luka Boro),
restaurant, 105 Washington
Tonelli Augustin P.. r. 1823 Turk

" Marie, domestic, 2610 Howard
Toner Charles H., steel worker Pac. Roll. Mill,
r. 311 Sierra
" Hugh, liquors, 818, 3d, r. 608, 3d
" James F., laborer, r. 311 Sierra
" Margaret, widow, r. 3121/4 Utah
" Michael, porter Union Ice Co., r. 242 Town-
send
" Patrick M., foreman street cleaning dept.
City Street Improvement Co., r. 230 Dun-
can
" Patrick M., liquors, NE cor Bryant and

Beale, r. 565 Howard
" Peter P., laborer, r. 311 Sierra
" Sarah, widow, r. 311 Sierra
" William Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. San

Rafael
" William, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 6th

Av South bet L and M
" William J., helper U. S. Mint, r. 608, 3d
" William J., laborer, r. 311 Sierra
Tonessen Bernhard, bartender Seeba & Bohlen,
r. 205, 3d
" Tones, master tugboat Sea Witch, Valleio
Street Wharf, r. 1410 Kearny
Tonetti Secondo, bartender Parodi & Mautino,

r. 818 Sansome
Tongue William, harness cleaner United Car-
riage Co., r. 362 Minna
Tonini M. G. (M. G. Tonini & Co.), r. 1115 Jack-
son
Tonini M. G. & Co. (M. G. Tonini), Italian agents
Union Pacific System, and steamship
agents, 4 Montgomery Av
" Sebil L. Miss, stenographer M. G. Tonini
& Co., r. 1115 Jackson
Toniotti Francisco, laborer, r. 422 Broadway
Tonjes Christopher, clerk, r. 720 Mason
" Henry, clerk M. Tonjes, r. 720 Mason
" Henry, carpenter, r. 624 Fulton
" Martin, groceries and liquors, SE cor Ma-
son and Union
" William, r. 8 Eldridge
Tonkin William, laborer S. P. Co., r. 3504 Mis-
sion
" William Mrs., bakery, 3504 Mission
Tonnenmacher Henry C, groceries and liquors,

554 Valencia
Tonner Ferdinand, manufacturer clothing, 217
Pine, r. 1803 Eddy
" H. C, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 306 Cen-
tral Av
" Hermann, cooper, r. 566a Folsom
Tonnesen Gayhart, r. 1503 Montgomery

" Staale, wood turner, r. 1503 Montgomery
Tonnies Arend, porter Deere Implement Co., r.
335, 4th
" Charles, blacksmith O'Brien & Sons, r. 716
Willow Av
Tonningsen George, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
" John, r. 1626 Howard
" Peter, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Tonnissen Charles, laborer Washburn & Moen
Mfg. Co., r. 2107 Powell
" Hans M., laborer, r". 6 Clyde
" Magnes, cabinet maker, r. 2107 Powell
" Martin, driver, r. 2107 Powell
Tonnler Henry, milker Ruhland & Zimmermann,

r. Point Lobos Av nr 32d Av
Tonsor Charles tFesler & Tonsor), r. 105 Ash Av
Tontino Rafael, gardener, r. 526 Broadway

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Wholesale and Retail.

Toohey Cornelius, tea broker and importing
agent, 123 California, room 36, r. Mill
Valley

" D. J., r. 726a Army

" George, machine operator Cahn, Nickels-
tiurg& Co., r. 405 Gougli

" John, motorman, r. 29 St Mary's Av

" John J., clerk, r. 5 William

" Joseph, cigar manufacturer. 307 Chenery
4®=Toohey. See Toohy and Twohey
Toohig Dennis, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 20 Georgia

" Mary, widow, r. 362 Jessie

" Michael L., iron worker Union I. WTjs. r.
20 Georgia
4S"Toohig. See Twohig

Toohy Dennis J., attorney at law, 306-308 Phe-
lan Bldg, r. 1906 Bush

" Ella Miss, telephone operator, r. 1211
Union

" George W., attorney at law, 306-308 Phelan
Bldg, r. 1906 Bush

" James, shoemaker, r. 1211 Union

" James J., printer H. S. Crocker Co., r. 1211
Union

" Johanna, widow, r. 404% Haight

" John, fish and game. 341, 4th

" John, laborer, r. 8 Gough

" John, laborer, r. 118 ' '

" Mary Miss, tailoress, r. 1211 Union

" Michael, laborer, r. 1436 Nebraska

" Owen F,, shoe cutter, r. 1211 Union

" Patrick, acid maker, r. 1436 Nebraska
>8®"Toohy. See Toohey and Twohig
Tooker Alice M., widow, r. 82514 Geary

" Edwin F., pressman, r. 82514 Geary

" George E., pressman D. S. Stanley & Co.,
r. 825'/4 Geary

" John C, pressman D. S. Stanley & Co.,
r. S-ZoVi Geary

" May E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 825i/4 Geary

" "William H., salesman Kast & Co., r. 825'2
Gearv
Toolan Frank J., plasterer, r. 1139% Folsom

" Joseph, paver, r. 606 Natoma

" Mary, widow, r. 1139J4 Folsom
Toole James, bricklayer, r. 217 Minna
Tooley George W., shoemaker, r. 405 Gough
Toombs Frederick E., conductor Market St. Ry.,

r. 123, 29th
Toomey A. Miss, packer Viavi Co., r. 2020 Hyde

" David J., electrotyper Joseph Winterburn
Co., r. 1121 Treat Av

" Dennis S., liquors, SE cor Kentucky and
Solano

'• Edward, r. 56 Shipley

" Edward T., porter S. P. Co., r. Oakland

" Edward W. (Toomey & Casey), r. 3029 Sac-
ramento

" Henry, laborer Flint & McLennan, r. 1221
Florida

" Henry C, salesman John Elder, r. 628 Lin-
den Av

" James E., boots and shoes, 530, 4th

" James J., painter, r. 6% Sheridan

" John, clerk John J. Cronan, r. 317 Jessie

" John, laborer, r. California nr 18th Av

" John, painter, r. 52 Natoma

" John Mrs., widow, r. 13 Harriet rear

" John J., bartender William Fahey, r. 100,
5th

" John M., clerk C. Curtin, r. 628 Linden Av

" Joseph, boots and shoes, 1501% Church, r.
1244 Sanchez

" Michael, coal passer str State of Califor-
nia, r. 762 Howard

Toomey Michael, expressman, r. 631 Ivy Av
" Nellie, dressmaker, r. 1101 Kentucky
" Patrick, cooper, r. 317 Jessie
" Patrick, laborer, r. 715 Howard
" Thomas P., laborer, r. 1121 Treat Av
" & Casey (Edward W. Toomey and William
D. Casey), grooeries 3029 Sacramento
Toomy Henry, real estate agent, 405 Montgom-
ery, room 5, r. 600 Bush
" Lily A. Miss, teacher Clement Grammar
School, r. 600 Bush
.6S=Toomy. See Twomey

Toothaker Bessie Mrs., furnished rooms, 607
Larkin
" William F., blacksmith, r. 411, 19th
Toothill Albert, engraver Dewey Engraving Co.
Topete Michael, teamster, r. 738 Vallejo
Topinilsidor, painter, r. 6 Cadell Alley
" Josie Mrs., cigar maker, r. 6 Cadell Alley
" Peter, proprietor St. George Hotel, 812
Kearny
Topken Elizabeth, widow, r. 128 Locust Av
Toplitz F. & Co. (Fabian Toplitz and Marcus
Banner), wholesale millinery goods, 571
Market
" Fabian (F. Toplitz & Co.), r. 1002 Van Ness

Av
" Isaac, polisher Rothschild & Hadenfeldt,

r. 322, 13th
" Joseph B., general agent The Equitable
Life Assurance Society (New York), 330
Pine, rooms 9-10, r. 1842 Sutter
" Robert L. (Robert L. Toplitz & Co.), r. 1221

Buchanan
" Robert L. & Co. (Robert L. Toplitz), whole-
sale millinery goods, 545 Market
Topp Brothers (Jergen P. and Soren P.), gro-
ceries and liquors, 601 Haight
" George, farmer, r. 155 Persia Av
" Henry, cook, r. 458 Natoma rear
" Jergen P. (Topp Bros.), r. 601 Haight
" Soren P. (Topp Bros.), r. 601 Haight
" William, clerk Wm. Earner, r. 1254 Mis-
sion
Topping Frank E., medical student, r. 1826 Val-
lejo
" Harriet E., widow, r. 1826 Vallejo
" William W., bookkeeper Eppinger & Co.
Toppings Thomas, bolt cutter Payne's Bolt

Wks, r. 916 North Point
Toranti Giacomo, physician, r. 20 Hinckley
Torassa Giovanni B., wine dealer, 520 Green
Torbert Charles W., marine engineer, 9 Mission
Tordiff Robert, brass finisher J. Roylance Brass

Wks, r. 305 Oak
Torello Emll N., physician and druggist, cor

Mission and Silver Av
Torgersen Thomas, seaman, r. Powhattan nr

Bradford
Torigiani Rocco, livery stable, 102 Clark, r. 514

Davis rear
Tormey Frank, boots and shoes, 1911 Fillmore
" James H., clerk, r. 1413% Sacramento
" John v., physician, 14 McAllister
" Peter, manager James M. Wilkins, NE cor

8th Av and Fulton
'■ Peter J., commission, druggists sundries,
220 Sutter, r. 2734 Folsom
Tornberg Carl A., beer bottler, 110, 9th, r. 27

Banks
Tornich Peter P., shoemaker, 1, 7th, r. 902%

Jackson
Tornow William, molder. r. 911 Illinois
Torp Charles, seaman Revenue cutter Commo-
dore Perry
" Oscar, seaman, r. 540 Folsom
Torpey Edward H., clerk local freight office S.
P. Co., r. 122a 15th
" Madeline Miss, teacher James Lick Gram-
mar School, r. 122a 15th
" Marie Miss, school teacher, r. 439, 14th
" William H., clerk Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r.
122a 15th
Torpi Edward A., vocalist Tivoli Opera House,

r. 12 Mason
Torr C. L. (Torr & Haskell), r. Petaluma, Cal
Torr & Haskell (C. L. Torr and D. H. Haskell),
proprietors California Woolen Mills
(Petaluma), ofQce 118 Battery

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Torre Constantino, liquors, 935 Montgomery, r.
437 Broadway

" Emile, distributor Modern Laundry, r. 509
Filbert rear

" Frank, blacksmith Sperry Wire Wks, r. 2
Midway

" Frank, driver G. B. Torre & Son, r. 509 Fil-
bert rear

" G & Co. (Giuseppe and Giovanni Garbar-
ina), groceries and liquors, 500 Francisco

" G. B. & Son (Giovanni B. and Octavio),
junk, 2003 Mason

" Gerolimo S., groceries, 1300 Kearny

" Giovanni, fruits and vegetables, 1401 Ellis,
r. 7a Willow Av

" Giovanni, newspaper carrier, r. 1619;^ Du-
pont

" Giovanni B. (G. B. Torre & Son), r. 509 Fil-
bert rear

" Girolamo (Torre & Morando), r. 1128 Kearny

" Giuseppe (G. Torre & Co.), r. 12!4 August
Alley

" Giuseppe, scavenger, r. 715 Greenwich

" Louis, butcher Frank Demartini, r. 509 Fil-
bert

" Louis, scavenger, r. 16%, 14th

" Louis, teamster John Middleton, r. 412
Broadway

" Luigi (Torre & Arata), r. 1619F Dupont

" Luigi (Torre & Demattei), r. 7 Graham PI

" Octavio (G. B. Torre & Son), r. 509 Filbert
rear

" & Arata (Luigi Torre and Angelo Arata),
groceries and liquors, 1401 Dupont

" & Demattei (Luigi Torre and Pietro De-
mattei), liquors, 1301 Dupont

" & Morando (Girolamo Torre and Giacomo
Morando), sausage manufacturers, 1522
Dupont
Torrence Caroline, widow, r. 6 Bernard

" John S., clerk car accountant S. P. Co., r.
606, 4th

" J. S. Mrs., restaurant, 419 Hayes

" Clarence, janitor, r. 6 Bernard

" William, janitor, r. 6 Bernard
Torres Alfred I., compositor Call, r. 713 Post

" Arthur, clerk Charles Meinecke & Co., r.
907 Vallejo

" Charles E., salesman, r. 1010^4 Leaven-
worth

" Clemente, finisher United Boot and Shoe
Co.,r. 15V^ Virginia PI

" Francisca, widow, tamale maker, r. 634
Vallejo

" Francisco, r. 1527 Mason

" Ignacia Miss, r. 228 Brannan

". Jesus Miss, seamstress, r. 1424 Taylor

" Joseph M., printer, 330 Sansome, rooms 62-
64, r. 1013 Clay

" Manuel S., bookkeeper, r. 505 Leaven-
worth

" Mary, widow, r. 1511 Mason

" Thomas, bootblack. 1333 Market, r. 17
Auburn

" Zeferino, compositor, r. 822V4 Broadway
Toretti Luigi, laborer, r. 5 Dunn Alley
Torrey Stanley, clerk registry division Post

Oface, r. 20 Bond
Torro Ysmael, seaman str San Jose, r. 228 Bran-
nan
Torry James, wagonmaker, 234, 9th, r. 1757V^

Mission
Toscani Giovachino, r. 309 Broadway
Toscano Hotel, Vincenzo Davalle & Co., pro-

pretors, 619 Broadway
Toshack John G., patternmaker Fulton Eng.

& Ship Bldg. Wks., r. 26 Laurel PI
Tosi Robert, waiter, r. 7 Valparaiso
Tosney John, boilermaker Fulton Eng. & Ship
Bldg. Wks., r. 1114 Bryant

" John E., peddler, r. 12 Kissling
Toso Frank (F. Rossi & Co.), r. 1102 Folsom

" Loraiso, boots and shoes, 1507 Stockton, r.

" Luigi, shoemaker, r. 327 Green
Tossi Antonio, butcher, r. 1533 Powell
Tostensen Thomas, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Tostman Charles, r. 11 Verona PI

" Christian, woodpolisher, r. 11 Verona PI

Tostman Edward, clerk Greenzweig & Co., r.
541^ Silver
" William, clerk, r. 11 Verona PI
Tostrups E., retoucher Frederick H. Bushnell
Tosy Robert C, waiter Ferdinando Delmonte, r.

12 Valparaiso
Tothamer Albert C, upholsterer, r. 54 Silver
" Anna R., widow, r. 54 Silver
" Henry P., clerk, r. 54 Silver
Totheroh Augustus R., compositor George
Spaulding & Co., r. 1100, 17th
" John E., compositor George Spaulding &
Co., r. Fruitvale
Totman Leslie G. (Totman & O'Neill), r. 108a
Silver
" & O'Neill (Leslie G. Totman and David J.
O'Neill), liquors, 212 O'Farrell
Totten Albert W.. laborer Market St. Ry., r.
1384 Stanyan
" Joseph, wiper Market St. Ry., r. 1384 Stan-
yan
Touaillon J. Mrs., widow, r. 1910 Steiner

" Joseph, baker, r. 3 William
Touchard M. Mrs., president California Club,

131 Post, r. 2217 0ctavia
Toudy Julius C, diamond setter, 126 Kearny,

room D, r. 1608 Bush
Touhill Anna, widow, r. 403 Hyde
' ' Edmund , patternmaker Thomas & Carlson ,
r. 403 Hyde
Toulouse Bernard (Toulouse & Delorieux), r.

Golden Gate
Toulouse & Delorieux (Bernard Toulouse and
John Delorieux), machinists, 620-623
Commercial
Toumjr George, secretary The German Sav-
ings and Loan Society, 526 California, r.
1316 Jones
" Julius, salesman Stein, Simon &Co., r. 1316

Jones
" Louise Miss, teacher music, r. 1023 Sutter
TourtillOtte Arthur D., secretary and treasurer
Siebe-Glanville Co., 35-31 Jessie, r. 1417b
Clay
" George E., r. 1417b Clay
" O. B., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Tousend Nettie Miss, teacher Maria Kip

Orphanage r. 638 Folsom
Toussaint Henry, hostler Mouret, Ghirardelli &
Co., r. 834 Montgomery
" Jules, cellerman C. Carpy & Co., r. Berkeley
Toussau Jean, laundryman Mrs. Marceline
Toussau, r. 441,4th
" Marceline Mrs., laundry, 441, 4th
" Simon, laundryman Mrs. Marceline Tous-
sau, r. 441, 4th
Toussin Emile, teacher music, r. 1319 Union
Tout Alfred, painter, r. 159 Octavia
" David H., tailor, r. 568 Mission
" Henrietta Mrs., r. 329^4, 9th
" V. K., musician, r. 568 Mission
Toute George D.,clerk S. P. Co., r. 2123 California
Tovaraz Martin (Martin & Co.), r. 55 Tehama
Towe Charles, Fire Marshal, office New City
Hall, 1st floor, and 303 California, r. 137
Oak
Tower A. J. (Boston, Mass.), oiled clothing,
Ames & Harris Pacific Coast agents,
NW cor Sacramento and Drumm
" Charles H., boiler maker, r. 108 Langton

rear
" Consolidated Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.)
Alfred K. Durbrow secretary, 69 Nevada
Block
" Edward H., candy maker T. G. Gruenha-
gen&Co., r. 1330 Scott

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ware, Carrau & Green agents, 220 Sut-
ter

Towle George M. (Towle & Lynch), r. IO171/2,

20th
Towle George W. Jr., attorney at law, 7-8 Mu-
tual Life Bldg, 5th floor, r. San Rafael
" Herman G., r. 1133!4 Howard
" Samuel, lumberman, r. 530, 3d
" William W., lumber shipper, 245 King, r.

530,3d
" & Broadwell, planing mills Oakland, office
40 New Montgomery
Towle & Lynch (George M. Towle and James
H. Lynch), pattern and model makers,
325 Mission cor Fremont, telephone
Main 5757
Towlerton George, operator W. U. Tel. Co., r.

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phone Main 5725
Town William R., engineer, r. 17 South Park
Towne A. N. (estate of), office 32 Mills Bldg, 8th
floor
" A. N., Mrs., widow, r. 1101 California
" Arthur G. (Blake, Moilitt & Towne), r. 2424

Pierce
" Charles, clerks. P. Co.. r. Lorin
" D. R., laborer Pac. Roll. Mil]
" Percy E., law student Delmas & Short-
ridge, r. 704 Powell
" William, carpenter, r. 13 Everett
Townes John F., country real estate, r. 2502 Clay
Townley Brothers (William D., David C. and
Stephen J.), planing mills, SW cor 18th
and Folsom
" David C. (Townley Bros.), r. 323, 19th
" Frederick, r. 667 Minna
" John A. (Galloway, Townley & Co.). r. 27

South Park
" Stephen J. (Townley Bros.), r. 333, 19th
" William, watchman, r. 23 Oak Grove Av
" William D., (Townley Bros.), r. 323, 19th
Towns Ann, widow, r. cor La Grande and
Brazil Avs
" George, bricklayer, r, 606 Diamond
" John, milkman, r. Visitacion Valley nr

Six Mile House
" Lucy A. (Misses Towns), r. 603 Green
" Misses (Susie and Lucy), dressmaking. 603

Green
" Susie Miss (Misses Towns), r. 603 Green
" Thomas, laborer, r. cor La Grande and

Brazil Avs
" William, dairy, cor La Grande and Brazil
Avs
Townsend Andrew M., carpenter, r. 422i) Fre-
mont
" A. S. Mrs., widow, r. 1506 Pine
" Benjamin F., mechanic, r. 1807 Haight
" Brendan, student Van der Naillen's

School of Engineering, r. 2618 Laguna
" Charles P., laundryman Am. Laundry, r.

1911 Union
" Clarence, capitalist, r. 306 Stockton
" E. de Kay, broker, 313 California, r. 2618

Laguna
" Elmer A., clerk, r. 516 Van Ness Av
" E. W.. author, r. 711 Jones

Townsend Frederick R., engineer, r. 421, 4th
" Frederick R., painter, r. 1023, 18th
" George, contractor painting, r. 605 Laguna
" George C, tamale maker, r. 517 Jones
" George E., clerk Robert Dickson, r. 3007

California
" George F., tamales, 1161a Mission
" George H., salesman, r. 315i4 Jessie
" George W., clerk gen. pass, agt's ofBce S.

P. Co., r. 51114 Broderick
" Hale Rev., r. 9 City Hall Av
" Henry C, master bkt J. D. Peters, office

30 California, r. Alameda
" , Hostetter & Co. (Chicago), manufacturers
signs, H. Simon & Co. agents, 310 Battery
" Isador G., bartender Lick House, r. 504

Taylor.
" James, vice-president L. E. White Co., 20

California, r. Oakland
" John, physician, 1001 Valencia
" John E., foreman Porter, Slessinger & Co,,

r. 3007 California
" Joseph, opener U. S. Customs, r. Alameda
" Joseph F., longshoreman, r. 431 Folsom
" Joseph G., shoemaker, 701 Larkin, r. 830

Geary
" Louis R. (Townsend & Wyneken), r. 108

Prospect PI
" M. A. Mrs., widow, r. 56 Erie
" Mary A., widow, r. 16 Grove
" Mary V., r. 1928 Leavenworth
" William R., with Pacific Coast Borax Co.,

r. 1028 Pine
" William S.. candy manufacturer, 627 Mar-
ket, r. 1320 Valencia
" W. James, r. 31 Franklin
Townsend & Wyneken (Louis R. Townsend
and L. Ernest Wyneken), architects, 515
California
Toy Edward, horseshoer Thomas Tierney, r. 68

Everett
Toy George D. (Bovee, Toy & Sonntag), r. 809
Central Av
" M. F. Miss, dressmaking, 1507 Folsom
" William, teamster, r. 68 Everett
Tozer F. W. Mrs., widow, r. 838, 33d
" Henry C, mill hand, r. 333 Montana
" Ralph H., journalist, r. 828, 33d
Trabbold Walter J., conductor Market St. Ry,

r. 450 Clipper
Traber Ulrich, baker Albert Komsthoeft, r. 337

Turk
Trabue David L., barber, 269, 3d, r. 316, 3d
Trace John, driver Joseph M. Furrer, r. San

Jose Road nr County Jail 3
Tracey Catherine, widow, r. 65 Natoma
" Charles J., horseman Engine 34, r. 142%
Silver
Edward, hostler, r. 3314 Geary
Emily E., widow, r. 3814 Sacramento
Ida Miss, r. 2317 Octavia
John, r. 7 Alice
John, engineer, r. 339 Bryant
Joseph, boiler maker, r. 25 Natoma
Michael, laborer, r. 78 Natoma
Nicholas E.. gardener Columbia Square, r.

338 Shotwell
Patrick, expressman, r. 2907 Harrison
Patrick J., policeman, r. 24 Shotwell
Robert E.. clerk John T. Wright, r. 2814

" Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 319
Langton
>e®"Tracey. See Tracy and Treacy
Trachez Henri C, clerk French consulate, r. 452
Natoma
" Irene, dressmaker, r. 453 Natoma
" Victor, tailor, r. 452 Natoma
Tracy Annie, labeler John Wieland Brewery, r.
9b Sherwood PI
" Andrew, policeman, r. 1737 Market
" Annie Mrs, r. Our Lady's Home
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" Charles H., 1st asst. engineer str Crescent

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" Edward F., bookbinder, r. 1186 Harrison
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Tracy George, auctioneer, r. 559 Natoma
" George, policeman, r. 3, 17th
" Harmon N. (Tracy, Starkweather & Tracy),

r. Hollister, Cal.
" Haydn H. (Tracy, Starlsweather & Tracy),

r. Berkeley
" James, gripman Market St. Ry, r. 14 St,

Rose's Av
" James, painter, r. 9b Sherwood PI
" John, driver, r. 534 Minna
" John, teamster, r. 3 Chesley
" John F., plasterer, r. 632 Fell
" John H., watchman Harbor Commissioners
" John J., r. 511 Scott
" John W., deputy Sheriff, r. 943, 15th
" John W., foreman, r. 1315 Eddy
" John W., shoe finisher, r. 1119 Webster
" Joseph, harness maker, 318 McAllister and

1414 Pine, r. 43 Willow Av
" Julia, widow, r. 534 Minna
" M. Mrs., manufacturers' agent, r. 74 Clem-
entina
" Margaret F., widow, r. 122 Grove
" Martin, shoemaker, r. 322V^, 12th
" Mary, widow, r. 9b Sherwood PI
" Mary, widow, r. 1008 Buchanan
" Michael, laborer, r. 3 Sheridan rear
" Michael, liquors, 1201 Folsom
" Michael, stevedore, r. 341, 13th
•' Michael, wood, coal, hay and grain, 1334

Castro, r. Q^iV^ Elizabeth
" Morris, r. 534 Minna
" Patrick, laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli

Av
" P. C, real estate, r. 1 Ridley

Tracy, Starkweather & Tracy

(Harmon N. and Haydn H. Tracy and
William G. Starkweather), engineers
and contractors, manufacturers'
agents, pumping work of all kinds,
improvements of steam plants, 220
Fremont, telephone 184
Tracy Theodore F., bookkeeper Gladding, Mc-
Bean&Co., r. 1001 Pine
" Thomas, fireman, r. 1361V4 Minna
" Thomas, 1st asst. engineer str Mariposa
" Thomas, foreman J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli

Av
" Thomas E., mattress maker, r. 1008 Bu-
chanan
" Thomas G., farmer, r. 212 Langton
" William, watchman Union I. Wks, r. 1186

Harrison
" William A., watchman San Francisco Mar-
ket, r. 2917 Octavia
" William E., clerk local freight office S. P.

Co., r. 9.33 Army
" William F., hoseman Engine 10, r. 74 Clem-
entina
J8®=-Tracy. See Tracey and Treacy
Trade Charles C, teamster, r. 2380 Market
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 2380 Market
" Peter I., lather, r. 2380 Market
" Postal Journal (monthly), 729 Montgomery
Trade Publishing Co., W. Lockwood Peet pres-
ident, Henry D. Peet secretary and man-
ager, publishers Pacific Electrician, 10
California, room 18
" William, r. 1926 Market
Traders' Insurance Co., 304 Sansome
Trades Hall, 1159 Mission
Traeger Louis, laborer, r. 818 Hampshire
Traffic Association of California, 214 Pine,

room 42
Traffic Publishing Co., publishers and proprie-
tors Bishop's A. B. C. Guide, 439 Mont-
gomery
Tragainee Leopold, clerk Henry Semeria, r. 1520

Stockton
Trahey Timothy, laborer, r. NE cor Napa and

Louisiana
Trahl William W., carriage painter, r. 2512

Sutter
Traill James, cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 7th and

Mission
Train Bridget Mrs., r. 141 Shipley
" George F. Jr., salesman Bullock & Jones
Co., r. Palace Hotel

Trained Nurses Agency (male and female), F.

E. Goodban proprietor, 1117 Van Ness

Av, telephone East 579
" Nurses' Home, Miss Kate Davis president,

1103 Van Ness Av
Trainer John W., contractor, r. 2652 Folsom

" John W. Jr., optician, r. 2652 Folsom
Trainnum Amanda Miss (McGuire & Co.), r. 406

Sutter
Trainor Annie Miss, clerk, r. 209 Fair Oaks
" Bridget, widow, groceries, 71 Minna
" Frank, stenographer Studebaker Bros.

Mfg. Co.,r. 1401 Market
" James, laborer, r. 227, 2d
" James, teamster J. Maher & Son, r. 528

Mission
" John, laborer, r. 15 Zoe rear
" John J., teamster Sperry Flour Co., r. 33

Russ
" Joseph, coalpasser str Australia
" Joseph, seaman, r. 255 Michigan
" Joseph H., restaurant, 1155 Market, r. 1151

Market
" Joseph P., r. 248 Fremont
" Mary, widow, r. 106 Bernard
" Michael, clerk May Tea Co., r. Oakland
" Oliver F., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 1239

Hayes
" Thomas, millwright Joseph Wagner Mfg.

Co., r. 1639 Howard rear
" Thomas, teamster, r. 1335 Folsom
" Thomas J., conductor Presidio and Ferries

RR., r. 919 Union
j8®"Trainor. See Trainer, Traynor, Treanor

and Trenor
Trampleasure Edward H.,wool grader Thomas

E. Trampleasure, r. 117 Franklin
" Mary, widow, r. 12b Clara
" Thomas E., wool broker, 49 Bluxome, r. 1000

Harrison
Tranciska Davis, tailor, r. 64 Shipley
Trane Gerhard, carpenter, r. 3 Alger PI

Transatlantic Fire Insurance Co.

(Of Hamburg), V. C. Driffield, manager
Pacific Coast Department, 213 San-
some, telephone Main 5817, Smedberg
& Mitchell city agents, 314 California

Transatlantic Marine Insurance Co., limited (of

Berlin), Walter W. Gollin manager,

Thannbauser & Co. general agents, 311

California

Transfer Saloon, John Brumund proprietor,

NW cor Valencia and 14th
Trant John, fireman, r. 614 Mariposa
" Patrick, laborer, r. 614 Mariposa
" Thomas, boilermaker Keystone Boiler Co.,
r. 11191/2 Folsom
Trapani Ignazio (Pacific Coast Fish Co.), r. 413V4
Broadway
" Salvatore (Trapani & Gazzolo), r. 529 Green
" & Gazzolo (Salvatore Trapani and Louis
Gazzolo), fish, 39 Clay St. Market
Trapet John P., liquors, 641 Ellis, r. 6O61/2 Leav-
enworth
Trapp Charles' F., helper U. S. Brewery, r. 11
Buena Vista
" Edward, laborer, r. 1030 Howard
" John G., master mariner, r. 66 Clemen-
tina
" Michael, butcher James McDermott. r. 7th

Av South bet M and N
" William, waiter str City of Sydney
Trasch John J. (Furger & Trasch), r. 19th Av

South bet G and H
Trascher John P., blacksmith, r. 233, 8th

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over the capsule of every bottle.

WILLIAM WOLFF & CO., 329 Market St.

Trask Alden Y., office 439 California, r. 8334
Pacific Av
" Caroline E., widow, r. 820 Haight
" Carrie S. Miss, day school and kindergar-
ten, 2513 Mission
" Freeman, pilot, 506 Battery, r. 817, SOth
" Gardner G. Mrs., r. 410 Geary
" George H., salesman Am. Varnish Co., r.

535, 23d
" G. G., chief officer str City of Peking
" Harry, switchman, r. 409 Golden Gate Av
Trask H. C, physician and surgeon, 331 Geary,
telephone Main 5241
" Henry E., gripman Cal. St. R.R., r. 550

Minna
" Joseph C, bookkeeper C. F. Marwedel, r.
904 Greenwich
Trask S., oculist and aurist, 321 Geary, hours 10
a. m. to 12 m., and 2 to 5 p. m., telephone
Main 5241
Traskey Charles, mill hand Cal. Drug and Spice

Mills, r. 1021 Pacific
Trathen A. H., cashier London Assurance Cor-
poration and Northern Assurance Co., r.
Mariposa Av, Linda Vista Terrace, Oak-
land
Traube Anna Miss, teacher piano, r. 1145 Guer-
rero
Traung George, pilot, r. 18 Bond
" Louis, bookkeeper A. C. Freese, r. 18 Bond
" Louis Jr., litho. pressman Schmidt Label
and Litho. Co., r. 18 Bond
Trautmann Harriet M., widow, r. 1519 Taylor
Trautner Charles, r. 516 Stockton
" Gustave, tailor, 235 Keary, r. 716 Fell
" Gustave A., salesman J. Baumgarten &

Co., r. 611 Minna
" Rudolph E. F., salesman Sherman, Clay &

Co., r. 516 Stockton
" Theodore, electrotyper Joseph Winterburn
Co., r. 312 Diamond
Trautvetter Alexander, collector O. Trautvet-
ter, r. 816 Treat Av
" Andrew C, driver Mt. Shasta Mineral

Spring Co., r. 118 Oak
" Otto, milk dealer, 816 Treat Av
Trautwein Ernest, baker, r. 3335 Mission
" Philip J., tanner Thorn & McMahon, r. cor
Adam and Eve
Trautz Emma, widow, r. 909 Geary
Traveira Antonio B., barber, bOSVz East, r. Oak-
land
Traveler The (monthly), W. V. Bryan proprie-
tor, 314 Post
Tavelers' and Shippers Directory(monthly), The
Denborn Co. publishers, 66 Crocker Bldg

TRAVELERS' INSURANCE 00.

(Life and Accident of Hartford, Conn.),
Walter W. Haskell general agent for
Pacific Coast, 21-24 Mills Bldg, 8tli
floor, Telephone Main 1609

Traveller Fortunatus, manager Dore & Co., 100-

102 Sansome, r. Alameda
Traver John C, livery stable, 2611 Mission

" Judson J., clerk, r. 2700a Mission
Travers Carolita G., widow, r. 2015 Taylor
" George W., clerk, r. 26 McAllister
" Harry P., dental student, r. 917 Jefferson
" Hattie L. Mrs., stenographer Home &

Phoenix Ins. Cos., r. 1448, 25th
" John, plumber Daniel J. Daley, r. 52IV2

Lombard
" John F., laborer, r. 406 Broadway
•' Maria, widow, r. 1015 Market
" Percy B. (Travers & Lamb), r. Oakland

Travers Peter, porter, r. 542 Mission
" R. Miss, r. 542 Mission
" Richard, fireman Spring Valley W. W., r.

cor San Jose and Plymouth Avs
" Sarah, widow r. 826 Harrison
" William B., carrier postofflce, r. 546 Bryant
" Wilson D., salesman, r. 43, 6th
Travers & Lamb (Percy B. Travers and Isaac
Lamb), real estate agents and mining,
512 California
4®=Travers. See Traver and Travis
Traversaro Angela, widow, r. 514 Green
" Giovanni (A. Buchignani & Co.), r. 2123

Polk
" Manuel, scavenger, r. 514 Green
" Stephen G. (Depaoli & Co.), r. 2123 Polk
Traverse Alfred W., M. D., dermatologist, 28
Donohoe Bldg
" Hannah, widow, r. 816, 22d
Traversi Daniel, cook Peter Malone, r. 141

Clara
Traverso John, r. 928 Pacific
Travi Peter, cook, r. 546 Madrid
Travis Albert, V. with Shreve & Co., r. Ala-
meda
" Charles, stone cutter, r. 101, 1st
" Charles W., elevator operator Mills Bldg.

r. Oakland
" George, salesman Hale Bros., r. 26 Mc-
Allister
" George A., messenger Wells Fargo & Co.,

r. San Jose, Cal.
" Jonas L., journalist Chronicle, r. 212 Eddy
" Richard, laborer, r. 132 St. Rose's Av
" Wesley E., mail contractor, r. 1502'/4 Elm
Av
4®~Travis. See Travers
Traxler Ferdinand, waiter, r. 8 Central PI

" Robert P., carpenter, r. 240a Sutter
Tray T., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill
Trayers Ann, widow, r. 1 Reed PI

" Matthew, actor, r. 932 Filbert
Traynor Ann, widow, r. 1811b Steiner
" Frank J., conductor Sutter St. Ry., r. 1811b

Steiner
" George L., teamster W. C. Price & Co., r.

17211/4 Mission
" J. C. Mrs., r. 1721^4 Mission
" John, machinist Eureka Boiler Wks, r.

1629 Golden Gate Av
" John, millhand, r. 172U/4 Mission
" John J., horseshoer T. J. Crowley, r. 917

Florida
" Mary E. Miss, teacher Horace Mann

Grammar School, r. 1811b Steiner
" Michael, r. 982 Howard
" Patrick J. (Traynor & Inch), r. Folsom nr

Cortland Av
" Thomas, blacksmith O'Brien & Sons, r. 19

Elsie
" & Inch (Patrick J. Traynor and William
Inch), horseshoers, 206 Jackson
4®"Traynor. See Trainer, Trainor and Trenor
Tray ssac Leon, laborer, r. 909 Jackson
Trazvulk Daniel, porter Safe Deposit Bldg
Treacher W. Aveling, clerk W. J. Landers, r.

626 Eddy
Treacy Timothy E. (Flynn & Tracy), r. 1145 Har-
rison
J8®~Treacy. See Tracey and Tracy
Treadwell Alfred B., attorney at law, 1504 Mar-
ket, rooms 7-8, r. The Baldwin
" Arthur, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 337b

San Jose Av
" Edward F., law student E, B, & George H,

Mastick.r. 426 San Jose Av
" Frances C. Mrs., dentist, 94 Murphy Bldg
" George A., file clerk Post Office, r. 28 Birch

Av
" Headley V., master schr Mary A. Fernan-
dez, office 44 East
" James, capitalist, 517 Safe Deposit Bldg, r.

Oakland
" James W., publisher California Bankers'
Magazine, 50 Montgomry Block, r. 426
San Jose Av
" John, capitalist, 517 Safe Deposit Bldg, r.

Oakland
" L. M. Mrs., clerk George F. Grant

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Treadwell William B., attorney at law, 17-20
Mills Bldg, 5th floor, r. 426 San Jose Av
" William R.,gas fitter W. D. Hobro, r. 825
Filbert
Treagle James, watchman str Australia
Treanor Ellen, widow, r. 323 Virginia Av
Treanor Joseph P., merchandise appraiser, 401

California, room 4, r. Fruitvale
4®"Treanor. See Trainer, Trainor, Traynor

and Trenor
Treanton Paul T., machinist Joshua Hendy

Machine Wks, r. Ross Valley, Cal.
Treas Spero, restaurant, 311,49th Av
Treasurer City and County, New City Hall,
1st floor
" Mining Co. (Amador Co.), 532 Market,
room 3
Treasury Department United States, Special

Agent, U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, room 7
Treasury United States, 608 Commercial
Treat Archibald J., attorney at law, 532 Mar-
ket, room 41, r. 1812 Broadway
■' Charles G., 1st lieut. Battery E, 5th Artil-
lery, U. S. A., Alcatraz Island
" DeWitt C, collector Wells, Fargo & Co's

Bank, r. 1812 Broadway
" Edward W., porter Grant Elliott, r. 503

Post
" Elmira J., widow, r. 2100 Ellis
" Frank, master mariner, r. 503 Folsom
" George, clerk, r. 237. 7th
" Helen S., widow, r. 1812 Broadway
" Walter P., with Shreve & Co., r. 3514 Oc-

tavia
" Webster, r. 1932 Pine
Trebell John, r. 227, 11th
" John, shipwright, r. 1128 Valencia
" Thomas, foreman Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co.,

r. 1128 Valencia
" William T., shipwright, r. 923 Harrison
Trebucq Denis (Sarthou & Trebucq), r. 35th Av
South nr Railroad Av
" John, milker Sarthou & Trebucq, r. 35th Av
South nr Railroad Av
Treca J. Rev., S. J., clergyman St. Ignatius'

Church, r. 214 Hayes
Tredennick Charles, helper Risdon I. and L.
Wks, r. 757 Howard
" James, pressman Joseph Winterburn Co. ,
r. 15 Sumner
Treder Harry F., clerk The American Import
Co., r. 1922 Bush
" Olga Mrs., artists' materials, 1917 Howard
Treenell Mary, widow, r. 321, 5th
Trefry Edna O., widow, r. 36 Perry
Trefz Adolph, liquors, 533A Sacramento, r. 512

Bush
Trefz Charles, clerk National Hotel, r. 512
Bush
" Karl, shoemaker, NE cor Stockton and

Montgomery Av, r. 1803 Stockton
" Paul, cook National Hotel
Treganowen William H., gripman Cal. St. RR,

r. 1708a Hyde
Tregassi A., watchman str City of Peking
Tregay William, lineman S. F. and S. M. Ry, r.

142 Rose Av
Tregellas Milton, salesman G. Verdier & Co., r.
403 Grove
" Thomas, manager William S. Dawson, 914
Market, r. 17 Guerrero
Tregenza Thomas, engineer, r 2228 Greenwich
Trego Henry S., r. 702 Powell
Tregoning Joseph M., painter M. J. & J. J.

Donovan, r. 1146 Howard
Treiber Herman (Stenberg & Treiber), r. 312

Eddy
Treich Peter, clerk Jean Desbarats, r. 814 Mont-
gomery
Treichel Frank, carpenter, r. 24th Av nr Lake
Trelease OUie O., salesman Milwaukee Furni-
ture Co., r. 281454 Pine
Treloar P. Q., r. 1312 Mason
Trelut Etienne A., conductor Market St. Ry.,
r. 934 Capp
" Louis, apprentice Thompson Bros., r. 944
Capp
Tremain Charles W., president The Prospective
Mining and Machinery Co., 127, 1st

W.&J. SLOANE&CO.,

Complete Lines, Choicest Productions of

Most pannous factories.

G41-G^7 yviarket St.

Tremain Daniel, teamster, r. 16b Bryant Av
'■■ Robert, stock driver, r. NW cor Francisco

and Van Ness Av
" Venice, secretary and treasurer The Pros-
pective Mining and Machinery Co., 127,
1st

Tremaine Daniel, r. 1128 York ,

" William C, messenger Adjutant General's

office dept. of California, r. 1112 Larkin

Trembath John T., musician, r. 331 Kearny

Tremble John, clerk, r. 32Vi, 7th

Trammel Frank J., manager M. L. Montford, r.
1434 Howard

Tremont House, Mrs. E. J. Goss proprietor,
523 Kearny

Trench William, laborer, r. 545 Howard rear

Trenell Mary E., widow, tailoress, r. 321, 5th

Trengove K. E., student Van der Naillen's
School of Engineering, r. 1218 Filbert

Trenor Thomas F., assistant secretary Geo-
graphical Society of the Pacific, 331
Pine, room 2. r. Alameda

4®~Trenor. See Treanor

Trenschel Godfrey A., r. 447 Natoma rear

Trento Benedict, scavenger, r. 8a Boardman PI

Trenton Iron Co. (N. Y.), Newton M. Bell agent,
109 California

Trenzel Otto, laundryman, r. 565 Stevenson

Trepelmann F. W. A., fireman U. S. str Alba-
tross

Trepionok Mark M., barber, r. 106 Ellis

Treppner Charles, butcher, r. 612 Minna
" Joseph, glove maker, r. 612 Minna

Tresch Joseph, liquors, 329 Pacific, r. 818 San-
some
" Joseph, pork packer, r. 15 Bernice

Tresler Daniel, bricklayer, r. 814, 26th

Tresmontant Joseph, waiter Nevada Restau-
rant, r. 317, 3d

Trespaille Martin, capitalist, r. 15031^ Turk
" Victor, wood, coal, hay and grain, 1915
Mission

Tressler George, carpenter, 1431 Valencia

Trester Gustav W. R., cement worker, r. 1145
Folsom

Trestle Board Association The, C. Moody Plum-
mer manager, publishers The Trestle
Board, 408 California, room 7
" Board The (monthly), The Trestle Board
Association publishers, 408 Caliiornia,
room 7

Tietheway Samuel, baggageman Wells, Fargo
& Co., r. Alameda

Tretten Henry, laborer, r. Shillings PI

Treulieb Frank, painter J. St. Dennis & Co.

Treating John, kettleman U. S. Brewery, r. 234,
28th

Trevathan Charles, r. 420 Ellis

Trevelyan Frank, clerk Geo. Webb Alexander,
r. 437, 17th

Trevethick James W., brush manufacturer, 1910
Mission

Trevino Albert, medical student, r. 614 Filbert

Trevis Frederick E., expressman, SE cor Kearny
and Jackson

Trevits George, clerk, r. 540 Brannan

Trevivick William G., r. 216 Castro

Trevor Henry, bookkeeper Benedict & Turner,
r. 1312 Fulton

Trevorrow Frederick, machinist Union I. Wks,
r. 915 Howard

Trevy F. E., machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks, r.
657 Howard

Trew Neil C, medical student, r. 612 Jones

Trewartha Joseph, laborer, r. 132 Church
" Samuel O., druggist, r. 132 Church

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405-407 SANSOME STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.

Trewaves John, clerk, r. 531 Frederick
Treweek Bert, bartender Thomas J. Clancy, r.

232McAllist r
Trewin Edward, bandage maker. 1543 Mission
" Robert, bandage maker, r. 1543 Mission
" Thomas, porter New Wisconsin Hotel
Trewren Joseph F., mate tugboat Fearless
Treyer Theophile, wig maker, 331 Kearny, r. 444
Green
" Theophile Jr., clerk J. Cooper, r. 444 Green
Treyser George A. (Plato & Treyser), r. 24

Leavenworth
Trezevant Gray S., receiving teller Mutual Sav-
ing Bank, r. 2203 Sacramento
" Henrietta V., widow, r. 2203 Sacramento
" Lewis K., clerk James D. Phelan, r. 2203

Sacramento
" Paul A., clerk, r. 2203 Sacramento
Trezise Albert G. (TreziseBros.), r. VA Webster
" Brothers (Albert G. and Samuel J.), plumb-
ers and gasfitters. 1140 McAllister
" Henry, mining, r. 113 Larkin
" Philip, r. 2309 California
" Philip H.. lodgings, 113 Larkin
" Philip W., r. 2311 California
" Samuel J. (Trezise Bros.), r. 1146 Golden
GateAv
Trezzini Bernardo (Moretti& Trezzini), r. 712.

17th
Triay Mary Mrs., r. USdVi Harrison
Tribble George, oiler Edison Light and Power
Co., r. 537, 18th
" William T., master mariner, 9 Mission, r.
Sausalito
Tribby William, tinsmith, r. 647 Howard
Tribou Fred O., molder J. Roylance Brass Wks,
r. 106 Cumberland
" Horace N., stevedore, r. 106 Cumberland
" James A., brass fini.sher J. Roylance Brass

Wks. r. 282 Stevenson
" William H., teamster F. P. Duley, r. 106
Cumberland
Tribsch Gus, carpenter Albert Hansen, r. 4a

Antonio
Tribune Bicycles, C. M. Christofler agent. 419

Stanyan
Trickier Henry, broom maker Zan Bros. & Co..
r. 2014 Mission
" Joseph C, foreman Zan Bros. & Co., r. 2014
Mission
Tricou Harry, expressman, r. 846 Grove
" Henry P., notary public, 321 Montgomery,
r. 846 Grove
Triebel Louis, engraver C. H. Lindermann. r.
26 Pearl
" Louis Jr., clerk Mack & Co., r. 26 Pearl
Trieber Conrad, carrier postoffloe, r. 226 Fulton
" Jacob W.. drayman, r. 608 Eddy
" Rebecca Miss, dressmaking, 226 Fulton
" Rose, widow, r. 226 Fulton
Triest Beno, clerk Haas Bros., r. 2007 Franklin
" Bernhard (Triest & Co.), r. 1421 Sutter
" Jesse E. (Triest & Co.), r. 1421 Sutter
" Julius S. (Triest & Co.), r. New York
" Martin, with Triest & Co., r. 1421 Sutter
Triest & Co. (Bernhard, Julius S. and Jesse E.
Triest), importers and jobbers hats and
caps. 116-118 Sansome
Triggs M. Mrs., r. 1446^4 Minna
Trigon John, collector, r. 539 Vallejo

" Maria, widow, r. 1 Cadman PI
Trigueiro Felix de F., reporter A Uniao Portu-

gueza, r. 422 Drumm
Trigueiro Manuel F. M., proprietor and man-
ager A Uniao Portugueza, 525 Front, r.
Oakland

Trimaille John, cooper Lucas & Co., r. 734 Mont-
gomery
Trimble George, engineer Crane & Co.
" George A., driver, r. 663 Harrison
" Michael, teamster, r. 10121/4 Filbert rear
" Samuel, salesman Nolan Bros. Shoe Co., r.

Hotel Langham
" Sinclair, printer, r. 1604 Mason
" William J., engineer, r. 1009 Leavenworth
Trimmer Edward J., laundryman, r. 213 Gough
" George P., laundryman, r. 213 Gough
" William, machine operator Cahn, Nickels-
burg & Co., r. 213 Gough
Trinies Augustus, engineer, r. 210, 26th
Trinity Episcopal Church, Rev. George Ed-
ward Walk rector, NE cor Bush and
Gough
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev. w.

S. Bovard pastor, cor Market and 16th
Trinity Presbjrterian Church, Rev. James C.
Smith pastor, SW cor 23d and Capp

TRINITY SCHOOL

(for young men and boys). Rev. E. B.
Spalding D. D. rector, 3300 Washing-
ton

Trinkler Carl, r. 119a Hartford
" Walter, manager lamp dept. Nathan,
Dohrmann & Co., r. 119a Hartford
>e®-Trion. See Tryon
Tripler Charles F., student, r. 1027 Washington

" Emilie A., widow, r. 1027 Washington
Triplett Charles E.. liquors, 659 Clay, r. 217V4
Polk
" G. W., switchman The Belt Railway
Tripling George, steward, r. 517 Bush
Tripp Clinton C, president Pacific Land Asso-
ciation. 39-40 Merchants' Exchange
Bldg, and attorney at law, 324 Pine,
room 15, r. Oakland
" Emily A. Miss, r. 1114 Post
" Leander, calker, r. 310 Folsom
" Rickerson M., manufacturers' agent, 120

Sutter, room 62, r. Oakland
" Stephen, r. 131 Valencia
" Stephen R., carpenter, r. 1100 Shotwell
Trippe Franklin, computing clerk U. S. Mint, r.
905 Market
" Henrietta Miss, music teacher, r. 818 Eliz-
abeth
Trishman George F., clerk general manager's

offlce Market St. Ry., r. Oakland
Tristano Vincent, barber, 300 Golden Gate Av,

r. 413 Natoma
Triton Peter, milker Ruhland & Zimmermann,

r. Point Lobos Av nr 32d Av
Tritschler Edward, gardener Pacific Hebrew

Home
Trittenbach Emil. salesman Sanborn, Vail &
Co., r. 504, 17th
" Gustav, local agent Home Insurance Co.
(New York), 319 California, r. 1212 Ful-
ton
" Jacob, insurance agent, r. 1501 Howard
Tritton Robert, pantryman str State of Cali-

f orni a
Triumph Distillery Co. (Covington. Ky.), C. J.
Boskowitz & Co. agents, 308 Sacramento
" Loan Association, E. T. B. Mills presi-
dent, John Bruckman secretary, 209 San-
some
" of Faith (monthly) Mrs. Carrie Judd Mont-
gomery publisher, ,520 Kearny
Trobock Bartholomew N. (Trobock & Bergen), r.
1133 Bush
" Mary, widow, r. 715 Taylor
Trobock & Bergen (B. N. Trobock and Alex-
ander Bergen), fruit and produce com-
mission, 504-506 Sansome
4®"Trobridge. See Trowbridge
Trocak Michael, laborer, r. 60 Jessie
Trodden Thomas, baker John Hughes, r. 557^4

Natoma
Trodzen Charles, stevedore, r. 113 Oregon
Troell Annie S. Miss, teacher Potrero Primary
School, r. 1251 Mason
" Conrad (Troell & Pape). r. 1251 Mason
" & Pape (Conrad Troell and Frederick I.
Pape), barbers, 657 Clay

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Troest J., driver Westerfeld's Balsery
Trojan Shirt and Collar Co. (Troy, N. Y.), By-
ron G. Mantle Pacific Coast manager, 35
New Montgomery
Troje John, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r.

50 Freelon
Trolan Edward, teamster Daniel F. Gallagher,
r. 405, nth
" Edward Jr., brass founder, r. 405, 11th
" Peter, teamster Daniel F. Gallagher, r.
2-223 Filbert
Troll Adolph J., pressman H. S. Crocker Co., r.
825 Greenwich
" Charles M., litho. pressman Schmidt Label
&L,itho. Co.. r. 424 Greenwich
Troller Hermann, cellarman J. Gundlach & Co.,

r. 3221/2 Tehama
Trolliet Charles H., bookkeeper London, Paris

and American Bank, r. 711 Hayes
Tromboni Marco A. M. G., clerk Herman Zwieg,

r. 30a Clara
Tromlitz Melvin, cellarman Cal. Wine Assn., r.
2819 Bush
" Paul, traveling salesman Cal. Wine Assn.,
r. 2819 Bush
Tronchet Louis (Dilhan & Tronchet), r. 1622 Pa-
cific Av
Trondsen Thorwald, master schr. Energy, office

32 Steuart, r. Petaluma, Cal.
Tronofl John, blacksmith, r. 3 Elizabeth
Tropic House, 408 Pacific
Tropical and California Fruit Juice Co., Ade-
laide Jacobson proprietor, orange wines
and cherry phosphate, 909 Mission
Troplong Del Rio 0. B., merchant, teas, cof-
fees, spices, etc., and wines and liquors,
217 Sansome, room 8, r. 2010 Jackson
Troppmann Augusta, widow, r. 809% Bryant
Troppmann Charles M., manager Sixth Street
Pharmacy, 452, 6th, r. 809^ Bryant
" Henry, watchman U. S. Customs, r. 8095a
Bryant
Trose Joseph, boxmaker Pac. and S. F. Box Fac-
tory, r. 313 Gough
Trossner James, cigar maker, r. 1814 Larkin
Trost Arthur, clerk, r. 1516 Mason
" Carl, r. 1516 Mason
" Ernest, r. 1516 Mason
" Gustave A., barbers' supplies, 1516 Mason
" Henry, machine hand J. C. Nolan & Co., r.

708 Hyde
" Louis P., liquors, 616 Clay, r. 622 Clay
" N. T.. teamster Cal. Construction Co., r.

530, 17th
" Robert, carpenter and builder, 433, 29th
«' William, capitalist, r. 2441 California
Trott William J., vice-president Bly th & Trott,
NE cor Spear and Mission, r. Berkeley
Trotter John, contractor and builder, 40 New
Montgomery, r. Oakland
" John S., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co.,

r. 110 Webster
" William, hostler Harvey & Johnson, r.
2614 Mission
Trouette John A., tailor, r. 35, 10th
4®"Trouette. See Truett and Truitt
Trouillet Arthur, bartender, r. 1104 Clay
" E. Mrs., laundryman, 1712 Polk
" Peter, laundryman, r. 1712 Poll:
Trouin Theodore L., machinist, r. 519 Castro
Trounson John, carpenter and builder, 315 Sut-
ter, r. 1515 Jackson
Trousdale William J. D., clerk Railway Mail

Service, r. Oakland
Trouse A. H.. laborer Enterprise Brewing Co.,

r. 429 Bush
Trout John L., lithographer, r. 1112Haight

" William, cook, r. 706 California
Troutt Hiram J. M., r. 510 Clayton
Troutt James M., Judge Superior Court, De-
partment 8, chambers New City Hall,
3d floor, r. 510 Clayton
Trowbridge Frederick, wire worker West Coast
W. & I. Wks, r. 2215A Filbert
" Henry J., wire worker West Coast W. & I.

Wks, r. 8 Adair
" James, wire worker, r. 1310 Vallejo
" Sarah A., widow, r. 711 Van Ness Av
" Sidney H., wire worker, r. 1310 Vallejo

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Trowbridge Wilbur C, machinehand Albert

Hansen, r. 510b 15th
Trower Albert E., foreman Union Mfg. Co., r.

East Oakland
" Frank W., stenographer Franklin Hey-

wood, r. East Oakland
Trownsell William C, compositor, r. 404 Golden

Gate Av
Troy An tone, longshoreman, r. 559V4 Bryant
" Charles P., auctioneer, r. 103 Scott
" Charles P. Jr., salesman Howard Black, r.

1696 Page
" Clayburn P., vaquero, r. 1162, 15th Av South
" Daniel Q., asstistant cashier Post Office,

r. 20, 9th
" Edward P. E., insurance, 301 California, r.

106 Hyde
" Frank, wiper Edison Light and Power Co.,

r. 403, 3d
" George D., clerk Fireman's Fund Ins. Co.,

r. 515 Stockton
" Hotel, Thomas Crowe proprietor, 506 Napa
" James, r. 21 Dore

Troy Laundry Machinery Co.

(Limited), W. E. Cumback manager
Pacific Branch, 581-583 Mission

Troy Martin B., butcher, r. 513!^ Hyde
" Martyn J., clerk Commercial Union Assu-
rance Co., r. Oakland
" Mary, widow, r. 1719 San Carlos Av
" Mining and Developing Co. (Holcomb Bay,
Alaska), Otto Ryst secretary and treas-
urer, 421 Mission
" Patrick, butcher J. G. Johnson & Son, r.

15th Av South nr Railroad Av
" Patrick, insurance, 301 California, r. San

Rafael
" Patrick, waiter Wilson Dining Saloon, r.

54 Minna
" Stephen, r. 1604 Stockton
Troye John F., shoemaker H. Wolf & Bro., r.

Oakland
Troyer Carlos, pianist and composer, r. 712
Sutter
Charles W. (Campbell & Troyer), r. 134, 12th
David, oiler Gray Bros., r. 725 Sansome
John, bellows maker Cal. Bellows Mfg. Co.,

r. 134, 12th
Jonathan, r. 134, 12th
Joseph, laborer, r. 496i/4, 4th
Roderick A., bellows maker Cal. Bellows

Mfg. Co., r. 134, 12th
Virginia I. Mrs., teacher Starr King Pri-
mary School, r. 120, 7th
Truax Delancy V., pattern maker First St.
Wks, Union Iron Wks, r. 1019 Treat Av
" Stephen, painter, r. cor Powhattan and
Gates
Trubenbach Henry E. (Trubenbach & Co.), r.

2416 Webster
Trubenbach & Co. (Henry E. Trubenbach) pro-
duce commission, 113 Clay
Trubody Albert W., teacher music, r. 612 Green-
wich
" John, r. 1001 Washington
" John, r. 1105 Powell
Truchs Henry, traveling salesman Henderson

Woolen Mills, r. SO, 23d
Truck No. 1, S. F. Fire Dept., 22 O'Farrell
Truck No. 2, S. F. Fire Dept., 627 Broadway
Truck No. 3, S. F. Fire Dept., 1425 Market
Truck No. 4, S. F. Fire Dept., 1616 Pacific Av
Truck No. 5, S. F. Fire Dept., 1815 Post
Truck No. 6, S. F. Fire Dept., 1120 Oak
Truck No. 7, S. S, Fire Dept., 2517 Folsom

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TRUCKEE LUMBER CO. OF

SAN FRANCISCO, William A. Donald-
son president, 0. C. Haslett vice-presi-
dent, Miss Rosa Buel secretary, 243-
251 Berry, telephone Soutti 44, branch
office 212 Wasmngton
Trudeau Moses, machinist Clot & Meese, r.

East Oakland
Trudell Frank, plumber J. H. Ponder, r. 1709b
Lexington Av
" Joseph A., r. 1211 Folsom
" Louise Mrs., r. 1709b Lexington Av
" Patrick H., waiter Hotel Pleasanton
" Theodore M.. r. 237. 2d
Trudgett Robert D., steward, r. 307, 3d
True Benjamin F., proprietor Hotel Fairmount,
1714 Market
" Charles S., marine engineer, r. 1105 Golden

Gate At
" F. H., general agent and appraiser Rent-
ers' Co-operative Investment Co., 328
Montgomery
Trueb Henry, foreman South S. F. Tannery, r.

1234 Hampshire
Truelsen Knud M., clerk C. G. Larsen, r. 581

O'Farrell
Truelson Andrew, hostler John A. Hornberger
Jr., r. 420 McAllister
" Andrew, laundryman S. F. Laundry, r. 1519

Eddy
" Benjamin, miner, r. 812 Kearny
" Charles, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Hayes and Devisadero, r. 530 Devisadero
" George, draughtsman Martens & Coffey, r.
530 Devisadero
Truesdell A. W. Mrs., proprietor The Berk-
shire, 711 Jones
Truetiger Robert, r. Old People's Home
Truett Augustus D., salesman, r. 312 Valencia
" Frederick G., engineer Selby Smelting and

Lead Co., r. 934 Guerrero
" Morgan S., salesman, r. 312 Valencia
" Mortimer K., collector, r. 313 Valencia
" N. Miss, saleslady Hale Bros., r. 312 Va-
lencia
ig^-Truett. See Trouette and Truitt
Truette Felix, real estate agent, 512 Montgomery
Trueworthy Alonzo, president and manager
Palace Bathing Co., 715 Filbert, r. Ala-
meda
4®-Trueworthy. See Truworthy

TRUFFERT A. MAISON,

Aux Vines de France et d'Amerique,
French importer and maker of robes
and trousseaux, 609 Taylor

Truffert A. M'lle., r. 1611 Washington

Trugio Marsiana Miss, shirt maker Mrs. Charles

M. Apelt, r. ,9 16 Pacific
Truhla Dora Mrs., cigar manufacturer, 389
Chenery
" Frank, cigar maker, r. 389 Chenery
Truitt James H., carpenter, r. 8484 Market

" Leslie, locksmith, r. 2484 Market
j^=Truitt. See Truett and Trouette
Trull Charles, clerk Bier & Regensburger, r. 906
Lombard
" George, cooper Pac. Woodenware and Coop-
erage Co., r. 906 Lombard
" Harry G., clerk local freight office S. P.

Co.,r. 1926 Market
" Sylvester, r. 534^4, 19th
TruUinger Belle Miss, china decorator, r. 714

Bush
j^^Trulson. See Truelson

Truman A. B.. proprietor Elcho Kennels, 1425

Steiner nr Ellis
" Asa H., orthopedist National Surgical

Institute, r. 319 Bush
" Henry, seaman, r. 1001 Battery

TRUMAN I. J.,

president Civic Federation and Colum-
bian Banking Co., 236 Bush, telephone
Main 1602, and I. J. Truman & Co., 236
Bush, r. 812, 20th, telephone Blue 511

TRUMAN I. J. & 00.

(I. J. Truman), bicycles, hay, hide, hop
wool and orchUla presses, office 236
Bush

Truman Irwin C. drayman, r. 2415 Howard

" R. M.,r. 320 Van Ness Av
4®*Truman. See Trueman

Trumbo Howard, attorney at law, 37 Mills Bldg,
8th floor, r. 1533 Sutter
" Isaac, mining, r. 1533 Sutter
Trumbull Belle, widow, r. 633 O'Farrell
" Lyman F., salesman Osborn Hardware

and Tool Co., r. 302 Turk
" Robert H., clerk Canton Insurance Offtce,
r. San Rafael
Trumbull Robert J. (Trumbull & Beebe), and
secretary and manager San Francisco
Theological Seminary, office 419 San-
some, r. San Rafael
" William, asst engineer Cal. St. RR, r. 1009
Leavenworth

TRUMBULL & BEEBE

(Robert J. Trumbull and Charles W.
Beebe), seeds, trees and plants, 419-
421 Sansome

Trumpour Anson B., messenger Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. 903 Jones
" John P., dentist, 2303 Howard
" Joseph, r. 3596 Howard
Trumpower Charles E., teamster Albert E.

Buckman, r. 1140 Market
Trunz Mary, widow, r. 1512 Army
Trusler Theodore, broom maker Cal. Broom Mfg

Co., r. 245, 15th
Truslow John L., asst general passenger agent
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Co., 644
Market
Trusseau Peter C, attorney at law, 305 Larkin,

r. 3831^2 Mission
Truttmann Joseph, bartender, r. 1600 Pacific Av
Trutzmacher William, teamster, r. 1318 Eddy
Truworthy F. M. Mrs., stencils and stamps, 116
Davis
" G. F., driver O'Brien & Spotomo, r. 8
White
*S~Truworthy. See Trueworthy
Tryling John, brewer, r. 334, 28th
Tryon Benjamin, driver, r. 1719 San Carlos Av
" Charles, driver Police Patrol, r. 730 Califor-
nia
" Elizabeth J,, widow, r. 10th Av bet I and J
" Ephraim H., wool broker, 413 Townsend, r.

803 Fulton
" Louis N., traveling salesman, r. 505 Ellis
'■■ Philo N., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1904^4

Golden Gate Av
" Thomas C, policeman, r. 2310 Mission
Tsart Katrina, widow, r. 224 Francisco rear
Tschantz Albert, carpenter, r. 506^^ Baker

" Frederica, widow, r. 50654 Baker
Tscharner Gaudens, bottler Eisen Vineyard
Co., r. 21 Everett
" George, watchman Sutro Baths, r. SE cor

48th Av and A
" Jeremiah (Tscharner & Seller), r. 1 Bacon

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" John, r. 419 O'Farrell rear
" Robert, driver Bibo, Newman & Ikenberg,

r. 1614 Polk
" & Seller (Jeremiah Tscharner and Christ
Seller), liquors, 112 Geary
Tschech Louis, upholsterer, r. 444 Union
Tschechtelin Bernhard, stone dresser, r. 711

Mission
Tscheinan John, dairyman, San Bruno Av nr
Woolsey

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Tschirch William, bakery, 2701 Sutter
Tschuny Adolph, watchmaker J. Johanson
Tschurr Louis J., steward, r. 52314 Haight

" Michael A., r. 1510a Hyde
Tsikoores George P., collector postofQce, r. 1814

Taylor
Tsurutani Chugoro (Ito, Sotomi & Co.), r. 807

Bush
Tubb Birdie P. Miss, principal Bethlehem Kin-
dergarten, r. 1111 Rhode Island
" William H. Rev., pastor Bethlehem Con-
gregational Church, r. 1111 Rhode Island
" William H. Jr., painter, r. 1111 Rhode Is-
land
Tubbs Addie E., widow, r. 534 Geary
Tubbs Alfred L., president Tubbs Cordage Co.,

607-613 Front, r. Calistoga, Cal.
Tubbs Alfred S., treasurer Tubbs Cordage Co.,
607-613 Front, r. Palace Hotel
" Austin C, with Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 2510
Jackson
Tubbs Cordage Co., Alfred L,. Tubbs president,
Hiram Tubbs vice-president, Alfred S.
Tubbs treasurer, Charles W. Kellogg
secretary, 607-613 Front, telephone Main
218
" George, painter, r. 417 Stockton
" Herman A., accountant Tubbs Cordage
Co., r. East Oakland
Tubbs Hiram, vice-president Tubbs Cordage
Co., 607-613 Front, r. East Oakland
" Leslie C, elevator operator, 20 O'Farrell,

r. 534 Geary
" Richard W., superintendent J. J. O'Brien
&Co., r. 930 McAllister
Tubbs William B., viticulturist, offlce 611

Front, r. Calistoga, Cal.
Tubert Charles, enginer, r. 928, 19th
Tuchinski John, r. 1226 Stockton
Tuchler Abraham, driver S. F. Transfer Co., r.

823 Golden Gate Av
Tuchler Alexander S., physician and surgeon,
ofBce and residence 531 Sutter, hours
daily 8 to 9 a. m., 12 m. to 3 p. m. and 7 to
8 p. m., Sundays 12 m. to 2 p. m., tele-
phone Main 5534
Tucbler Anna M. Dr., surgery and diseases of
women, offlce and residence 531 Sutter,
hours daily 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. m., Sun-
days 12 m. to 2 p. m., telephone Main 5534
" Frank, clerk The Harry Unna Co. of S. F.,

r. 823 Golden Gate Av
" Isaac, policeman, r. 823 Golden Gate Av
" Isadore, teamster, r. 823 Golden Gate Av
Tuchsen Dora Miss, hairdresser G. Lederer, r.

Ill Stockton
Tuck Henry, broom sorter Cal. Broom Mfg. Co.,
r. San Bruno Av nr 15th Av South
" Henry, shoemaker, r. W s San Bruno Av nr

28th
" James, laborer, r. 618 Stevenson
" LoloMrs., dressmaker, r. 827 Polk
" William A., salesman W. H. Nolan & Co.,
r. 827 Polk
Tucker Albert N., clerk, r. 1805a Eddy
" Alfred, peddler, r. 422 Minna
" Alice E., widow, r. 720'/4 Grove
" Arthur H. , electrician S. F. Dist. Tel. Co.,

r. 825 Mission
" Clara D., widow, r. 14 Haight
" Edward E., civil engineer and manager

Gravity Flusher Co., 315 California
" Edwin D., plumber, r. 1022% Bryant
" Edwin S., clerk Madison & Burke, r. Sau-

salito
" Edwin W. (E. W. Tucker & Co.), r. 818

Page
" E. W. & Co. (Edwin W. Tucker), engineers,
machinists and general contractors, 130-
132 Main
" Frederick M., teamster, r. 220, 3d
" George, compositor, r. 330 Capp
" George E., agent New York Life Ins. Co.
" George R., printer, r. 14 Haight
" Henry H., gas inspector S. F. Gas Light

Co., r. 432 Ellis
" Henry S., blacksmith P. Began, r. 2428

Market
" Jacob, machinist, r. 435 Bryant

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Tucker James E., appraiser U. S. Customs (Dis-
trict of San Francisco), U. S. Appraisers'
Bldg, room 31, r. Pacific-Union Club
J. C. Mrs., widow, r. 2114 Vallejo
J. Eugene, engineer, r. 1022% Bryant
John, r. 722% Jessie

John, clerk P. Greenberg & Co., r. 330 Capp
John, plasterer, 505 Kearny
John, stone cutter, r. 1032 Mission
John H,, blacksmith Market St. Ry., r. 435

Bryant
John T., wool sorter, r. 214 Perry
Joseph A. W., physician, r. 1040% Mis-
sion
Joseph B., with Shreve & Co., r. 720 Grove
Joseph E., bookkeeper Pac. Gas Improve-
ment Co., r. Alameda
" Peter, laborer, r. 212, 1st

TUCKER REUBEN,

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ent Hawaiian Banana Depot, 413-
7 Washington, r. 1717 Broderick

Tucker Reuben W., clerk collection dept. Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 1818 Pierce
Rose, actress Cremorne Theatre
Sampson E., contractor, 510 California, r.

223a Leavenworth
W. E., stenographer Denson & De Haven,

r. Alameda
William, driver New York Dairy, r. Old

San Jose road nr County Jail No. 2
William, electrician Will & Finck Co., r.

11 Hickory Av
William, laborer S. P. Co., r. 512 San

Jose Av
William J., gripman, r. 1908 San Carlos Av
William J., manager Eraser Cattle Food
Co., r. 11 Hickory Av
Tuckermann Michael, mining, r. 28 Turk
Tuckett John & Son (Freeport, 111.), G. H. Leg-
horn agent, 410 Sacramento
Tuckey Alfred R., messenger Wells, Fargo &
Co.. r. 1014 Washington
" Harry W., manufacturing jeweler and dia-
mond setter, 126 Kearny, room 26, r. 2014
Green
Tuckwell Harry C, salesmen William T. Tuck-
well, r. 101 Van Ness Av
" William T., bicycles, 101 Van Ness Av
Tudnic Joseph, laborer, r. 423, 2d

" Martin, cook, r. 423, 2d
Tudor Charles L., conductor Market St. Ry, r.

1438 Valencia
Tudsbury John B., butcher M. J. Kelly & Co., r.

405 Sutter
Tuers John, paper hanger, r. Moultrie nr Union

Av
Tueser John, teacher music, 1513% Powell
Tuffer Herbert W.. operator Buckingham &

Hecht, r. 137 Bartlett
Tuft Alfred C. (Roberts & Tuft), r. Alameda
" James, agent Coasting Packets, 22 Califor-
nia, room 18, r. Alameda
Tufts Frances, widow, r. 510 Guerrero
" James, journalist, r. 510 Guerrero
" James W., dairyman, r. 2824 Mission
" J. B., dentist, 1402 Bush
Tugboat Active, berth Howard St. Wharf No. 3
" ^tna, berth Vallejo St. Wharf
" Alert, berth Howard St. Wharf No. 3
" Amelia, office 142 Berry
" Annie, offlce and berth Washington St.

Wharf
" Barclay Golden, office 204-206 California,

berth Fremont St. Wharf
" Elizabeth, offlce 142 Berry

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" Walter Hackett, berth Meigg's W^harf
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" Wizard, berth Vallejo St. Wharf
" Yosemite (U. S. Engineer dept), berth
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Tuggey Arthur W., carpenter, r. 936 Sanchez
" August, carpenter Western Sugar Refin-
ery, r. 936 Sanchez
" William, pipe fitter Western Sugar Refin-
ery, r. 936 Sanchez
Tuggle Samuel P., physician, 302 Stockton
Tuhte Rudolph, laborer, r. 182.5 Powell
Tuite James, hoseman Engine 24, r. 138 Hart-
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James, policeman, r. 338 Minna
Jane, widow, r. 138 Hartford
Margaret, widow, r. 211, 8th rear
Patrick, laborer, r. 33 Hinckley
Thomas, coachman, 621 Leavenworth
Thomas J., teamster, r. 211, 8th rear
Tulan John T., master str Leader, r. Stockton,

Cal.
Tuley Francis M., physician, 31 Fell

" -Fulton Lizzie Mrs., r. 31 Fell
TuUar Hubbard S.. r. 2.5 Madison Av rear
Tulleau Masel, r. 215 Minna
Tuller Holcomb H., plumber W. A. Williams, r.

1211 Devisadero
Tuller Isadore Mrs., widow, r. 703 Sutter
4®=-Tulley. See Tully
Tullihan Michael, r. 2808 Greenwich
TuUock Robert, millhand Albion Lumber Co.
Tully Annie, widow, r. 431^4 Clementina
" Charles E., salesman, r. 227 Franklin
" Charles J., clerk Charles E. Morey, r. 204,

7th
" Daniel G., horse trainer, r. 227 Franklin
" Emma Miss, tailoress, r. 313 Brannan
" Francis T., upholsterer, r. 227 Franklin
" George, capitalist, r. 905 Market
" James, laborer, r. 230, 15th
" James F., machinist, r. 533 Castro

Tully James W., fireman, r. 719, 21st
" John, molder, r. 313 Brannan
" Kate, widow, r. 313 Brannan
" Katie Miss, tailoress, r. 313 Brannan
" Lawrence, laborer, r. 350 Jessie
" M. A., clerk W. J. Landers
" Mary, widow, r. 27361/4 Mission
" May Miss, clerk S. F. Awning and Tent

Co., r. 4311/4 Clementina
" Patrick F., machinist, r. 532 Castro
" Patrick T., ship joiner, r. 525, 8th
" Peter, painter, r. 650 Howard
" Peter M., salesman H. A. McCall, r. 227

Franklin
" S. J. Mrs., teacher music, 417 Eddy
" Thomas, laborer, r. 529 Sacramento
" Thomas, laborer W. T. Garratt & Co.. r.

17 Clara
" Thomas F., collarmaker, r. 2736^4 Mission
" Thomas J., clerk, r. 1726 Stevenson
" Thomas T., upholsterer, r. 227 Franklin
" William, clerk, r. 793 Mission
■' William E., molder, r. 313 Brannan
Tumelty Edward, cook, r. 1222 Mission
•' John, liquors, NW cor 24th and Mission, r.
306 Bartlett
Tummis P., porter str City of Sydney
turn Suden Agnes, teacher languages, r. 1215

Laguna
turn Suden Otto, attorney at law, 530 Califor-
nia, rooms 45-46, r. 3008 Clay
Tungate John B., clerk District Attorney's

ofQce, r. 324, 29th
Tunis Frank D., asst. manager Pacific States
Life Assurance Co., 331 Pine, r. 801 Leav-
enworth
Tunison Albert L., machinist First St. Wks,
Union Iron Wks, r. 29 Beaver
" Garrett M., laborer, r. 1503 Montgomery
" S., wood turner, r. 1503 Montgomery
Tunnell James, teamster Harris Packing and
Provision Co
" Robert, seaman, r. 544 Howard
Tunney James J., expressman, r. 708 Army
" Mamie E., domestic, 521, 6th
" Mary, widow, r. 1063i4 Howard rear
" William, foreman City Street Improve-
ment Co., r. 1063'^ Howard rear
Tunniclifle John (Tunniclifle & King), r. 621,
24th
" & King (John Tunnicliffe and John W.
King), groceries, 1049 Valencia
Tunstead Lydia H. Mrs., stenographer Cal.
Wire Wks, r. 409 Bay
" Margaret, widow, r. 2408 Franklin
" Thomas D., foreman Washburn & Moen
Mfg. Co., r. 409 Bay
Tuohey Joseph P., foreman H. Plageman & Co.,
r. 307 Chenery
" Thomas J., teamster, r. 742 Willow Av
Tupper Frank, laborer, r. 1169 Mission
" Susan Miss, dressmaking, 326 Larkin
" Walter D., attorney at law, r. 792 Clayton
Turato John, liquors, 449 Broadway, r. 447

Broadway
Turbiville Cronia H. (Tarbiville & Farrar), r.
341, 4th Av
" & Farrar (Cronia H. Turbiville and Joseph
F. Farrar), liquors. 422, 5th Av
Turiatti Antonio, stone cutter, r. 409 Potrero

Av
Turish Thomas, seaman, r. 1329 Sansome
Turk Charles F., salesman Henry Turk, r. 1515
Taylor
" Henry, dairy produce, 53-54 Centre Market,
r. 1515 Taylor
Turk Street Hotel, Jacob Schwartz proprie-
tor, 22-24 Turk
" William H., clerk Haslett & Bailey, r. 1515
Taylor
Turkawka John, barber Joseph Knauer, r. 505

Hayes
Turkington Edward J. (Brandt & Co.), r. 3807
Pine
" Richard R., 2d asst. engineer str Orizaba,

r. 3371/4 Guerrero
" William, r. 536b 19th
Turkish Rug Co., M. B. Mihran manager, im-
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Turley Patrick, longsboreman O. R. & N. Co., r.

420 Clementina
" Thomas, laborer, r. N s Sierra bet Tennes-
see and Minnesota
Turloff John F., master mariner, r. 122, 23d
Turman Byron I., wharfinger Channel Street

Wharf, r. Berkeley
" John, machinist, r. 653, 3d
" Paul C, clerk E. C. Dailey, r. Berkeley
Turn Verein Hall (San Francisco), 323 Turk

" Verein Vorwaerts Hall, 310 O Farrell
Turnbell R. H., conductor Presidio and Ferries

Ry, r. 340 McAllister
Turnblad Charles, porter Eveleth & Nash, r. 7

Medau PI
" Edward, bookkeeper B. Hart, r. 7 Medau

PI
" John G., carpenter, r. 7 Medau PI
Tumbull Archibald H., clerk auditing dept.

Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 25 Stanly PI
" Benjamin C, clerk New Zealand Insurance

Co., r. Alameda
" George, teamster, r. 138i^ Rose Av
" Henry, carpenter, r. 25 Stanly PI
" Jemima, domestic, 23 Hill
" John, machinist, r. 756 Harrison
" Paul W., clerk Standard Oil Co., r. 737/2

23d
" Thomas, boilermaker, r. 501 Napa
" Thomas, machinist, r. 756 Harrison
" Thomas, soapmaker G. R. Lucy &Co.,r.

331 Langton
" Thomas J., clerk, r. 25 Stanly PI
Tumbull Walter, president Gold Mining Ex-
change of San Francisco, 11 Rotunda

Mills Bldg, r. 3317 Van Ness Av
" Walter Jr., clerk London and Lancashire

Fire Insurance Co., r. 3217 Van Ness Av
" William, cutter J. O'Kane, r. 322 Ivy Av
" William H., polisher A. L. Bancroft & Co.,

r. Fruitvale
Turner Abraham, speculator, r. 34 Ellis
" A. D. Mrs., proprietor The Chelsea House,

409 Turk
'• Addie, seamstress, r. 31 Diamond
" A. Howard (Benedict & Turner), r. 3444

Howard
" Albert, bricklayer, r. 317 Green rear
" Albert, clerk, r. 2759 Mission
" Albert E., paperhanger, r. 845 Capp
" Alfred D., asst. Market Inspector Board of

Health, r. 409 Turk
" Alfred J., machinist Hadwen Swain Mfg

Co., r. 2041/2 Eddy
" Andrew J., livery stable, 1106 Golden Gate

Av, r. 1240 McAllister
" Andrew V., gripman Cal. St. RR, r. 1423

California
" Annie Mrs., r. SW cor 8th and Mission
" Annie, domestic, 2115 Baker
" Annie D., widow, r. 31 Diamond
" Arthur C, medical student, r. 830 Califor-
nia
" Arthur K., expressman, 13 Geary, r. 13th

Av nr Clement
" August, mattress maker, r. 311, 4th
" Benjamin, bricklayer, r. 317 Green rear
" Benjamin C, master mariner, 9 Mission, r.

Oakland
" Bertha G. Miss, teacher Stanford Free

Kindergarten No. 1, r. 70 Waitney
" Bessie, widow, r. 637U Natoma
" Carrie Mrs., dressmaking, 1616 Union
" Cephas, capitalist, r. 830 California
" Charles, clerk, r. 1300 Larkin
" Charles, gripman, r. 1236 Bush
" Charles, laborer, r. 18 Anthony
" Charles, seaman, r. 1926 Stockton
" Charles, traveling salesman, r. 1837 Market
" Charles, waiter E. Franks, r. 740, 7th Av
" Charles H., clerk Hydrographic Office U.

S.N.,r. 1616 Union
" Charles S.. rope maker Tubbs Cordage Co.,

r. 939, 13th Av South
" Clarence H., bookkeeper Mann & Wilson,

r. Berkeley
" Daniel, r. 717D O'Farrell
" Edith, packer Cal. Drug and Spice Mills,

r. 637)4 Natoma

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9, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Turner Edward J., teamster Miller & Lux, r.
939, 13th Av South
" Edward M., driver Goldberg, Bowen & Co.,

r. 1208a Howard
" Edwin A., salesman Hulse, Bradford & Co.,

r. 804 Haight
" Emily, widow, r. 2028 Lombard
" Ernest, driver Contra Costa Laundry Co.,

r. 637M Natoma
" Estella Miss, waitress, r. 2759 Mission
" Eugene, clerk, r. 2759 Mission
" Frederick C, assistant engineer U. S.
Engineer ofQce, 89 Flood Bldg, r. Oak-
land
" Gabriel N., carpenter Joseph Black, r. 541,

23d
" Gabriel S., carpenter Joseph Black, r. 541,

23d
" George, mattress maker I. L. Solomon &

Co.
" George A. (Geoi-ge A. Turner & Co.), r. 1225

Pierce
" George A. & Co. (George A. Turner, Harry
J. Smith and Michael A. Samuels), pho-
tographers, 26 Montgomery
" George C, clerk ticket auditor's dept. S. P.

Co.,r. 2410/2 Polk
" George F., bookkeeper, r. 1208 Howard
" George H., tinner L. E. Spear, r. Alameda
" George R., civil engineer, r. 2410!4 Polk
" George W., stock clerk Holbrook, Merrill
& Stetson, r. 9 Vassar PI
Turner George W., manager Northwestern
National Insurance Co. (Milwaukee,
Wis.), 413 Montgomery, r. 2803 Washing-
ton
" Harry, clerk general auditor's office S. P.

Co., r. 300 Cortland Av
" Hartley, tailor, 2041/4 Eddy rear
" Henry, musician, r. 706 Van Ness Av
" Henry, peddler, r. 10 St. Charles PI
" Henry, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
" Henry J., waiter str State df California
" Henry L., printer, r. 73714 Howard
Turner Henry W., geologist U. S. Geological
Survey, U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, room
78b, r. Washington, D. C.
" Howard, bookkeeper, r. 1101 Pine
" Howard Mrs., r. 1101 Pine
" James, chair maker Heywood Bros. Co., r.

711 O'Farrell
" James, cook, r. 830 Geary
" James, musician, r. 325 O'Farrell
" James A., clerk P. C. SS. Co., r. 3713 How-
ard
" James B., shoe fitter, 3 Hardie PI
" James C, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht
" James D., seaman, r. 1003 Battery
" James F., real esta'e, 240 Montgomery,

rooms 9-10, r. 1526 California
" James S., printer C. A. Murdock & Co., r.

717D O'Farrell
" Jennie Miss, seamstress, r. 21 Diamond
" Jesse, barber, r. 517 Hayes
" John, clerk O. F. Rouleau, r. 821 Ellis
" Johil, master mariner, r. 357 Brannan
•' John B., 2d asst. engineer revenue cutter

Commodore Perry
" John B., speculator, r. 34 Ellis
" John C, engineer, r. 120 Joost Av
" John E., porter, r. 364 Jessie
" JohnS.,r. 541, 23d
" Joseph, r. 13 Birch Av
" Joseph, farmer, r. 309 Leidesdorff
" Joseph, machinist Fulton Eng.& Ship Bldg.
Wks, r. Alameda

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Turner Joseph R., packer clothing and equipage

depot quartermaster's dept. U. S. A., r.

1216 Union
Turner Josbua M., attorney at law, 38-39 Mills

Bldg, 5th floor, r. 509 Post
" Josie Sliss, nurse Lane Hospital
" Julia Miss, retoucher Frederick H. Bush-

nell, r. &S7U Natoma
" Kevin J., bookkeeper Simon Silverberg, r.

510 Leavenworth
" Laban E., paper hanger, r. 845 Capp
" Laban J., bookkeeper Union Lumber Co.,

r. 845 Capp
" Lily Miss, dressmaker, r. 929, 12th Av

South
" Louis H., marine surveyor, 28 California, r.

" Lucile E. Miss, r. 2602 Howard
" Manuel F., shipping cierk, r. 1208a How-
ard
" Martin H., shipping clerk Cutting Fruit

Packing Co., r. Berkeley
" Mary Mrs., milliner, r. 2222^4 Greenwich
" Mary A., widow, r. 624 Golden Gate Av
Turner Matthew, ship builder and agent Ta-
hiti Line of Packets, 40 California, room
10, r. 1114 Kentucky
" Mattie Miss (Brown & Turner), r. 28

Haight
" Mollie F., widow, r. 1321 Clay
" Myron C, clerk C. A. Hooper & Co., r. Ala-
meda
" Nathaniel B., livery stable, 2318-2320 Fill-
more, r. 2418 Clay
" O. E., civil engineer, r. 791 Sutter
" Patrick, liquors, NE cor Beale and Bryant,

r. .565 Howard
" P. W., clerk, r. 1220 O'Farrell
" Robert, machinist Fulton Eng. & Ship

Bldg. Wks, r.222-2y2 Greenwich
" Robert, pressman, r. 519 Sacramento
" Robert C, butler, r. 2529 Sutter
" Robert D., butcher, r. 929, 12th Av South
" Robert E., ofQce 17 Mills Bldg, 3d floor, r.

Oakland
" Robert L., butcher, r. 929, 12th Av South
" Robert M., architect, r. 715 Post
" Samuel, helper Bush & Mallett Co., r. 359

Minna
" S. William, gripman, r. 831 Treat Av
" Sylvester, carpenter, r. St. Mary's Hospi-
tal
" Thomas, accountant J. B. Haggin, r. 1911

Lyon
" Thomas A., clerk, r. 318 Clipper
" Thomas R., port steward P. C. SS. Co., r.

411, 29th
" W. E. Mrs., widow, r. 70 Whitney
" William, r. 1065 Market
" William, helper, r. 609 Tennessee
" William, horseshoer John Ewing, r. Sears

nr Sherman Av
' ' William, laborer, r. 404 Francisco
" William, mechanic, r. 400 Bay
" William, seaman, r. 160 Steuart
" William, waiter, r. 318 Taylor
" William, waiter, r. 637i<^ Natoma
•' William A., clerk G. M. Postiglione, r. 609

Post
" William G., broom maker Cal. Broom Mfg.

Co., r. 204V4 Eddy rear
•' William H., glass stainer, r. 1208a Howard
" William J., butcher Andrew W. Shrader,

r. 929, 12th Av South
" William J., painter and decorator, r. 873
Folsom

Turner William J., plumber, r. 16 Hunt
" William S., printer C. A. Murdock & Co., r.

717D O'Farrell
" William T., wood turner Pac. Wooden

Ware and Cooperage Co., r. 700 Jones
" Zilda Miss, nurse St. Luke's Hospital, r.
70 Whitney
Turney John Z., glove manufacturer, 124 Pine, r.
1951 Market
" Kate Mrs., schoolteacher, r. 411 Ellis
" Marguerite Miss, r. 436, 5th
•' Odillo W.. clerk, r. 1220 O'Farrell
" William L., salesman L. V. Merle, r. 1109
Clay
Turnock Sarah, widow, r. 20th nr De Haro, Po-

trero
Turnquist Ludwig, peddler, r. 1806 Folsom
Turon Antone, cleaner Alexandre Berlin, r. 430

Bush
Turounet John B., waiter, r. 101 Prospect PI
Turpin Andrew W., business manager F. L.
Turpin, r. 126 Ellis
" Eloie, shoemaker, 3 Keyes Alley
Turpin F. L., proprietor Capitol House, 537 Sac-
ramento. Branch House, 861 Market and
Royal House, 126 Ellis, telephone Main
1535, r. 40 Bartlett, telephone Mission 225
" Petra Mrs., dressmaker, r. 11 Hopeton Ter-
race
" R. W., marine engineer, 9 Mission, r. Oak-
land
" Samuel, orchardist, r. 126 Ellis
Turre Charles, teamster William H. Brown, r.

913 Sacramento
Turrill Charles B., journalist, r. 32V4 Diamond
" Frederick, with Downie Boiler Incrustation

Preventative Co., 43, 2d
" Victor C, machinist, r. 1002 Union
4®"Turrill. See Tirrell and Tyrrell
Turton Annie H., widgw, r. SllVj Octavia
" Frank, clerk Andrew J. Clunie, r. 311!^ Oc-
tavia
" Harry, clerk, r. 311V4 Octavia
Turville Eli, driver Millbrae Dairy, r. 814 Octa-
via
Tuscarora Water Co. (Nev.), John W. Pew sec-
retary, 310 Pine, rooms 15-17
Tuska Uriel J., importer, r. 1630 Ellis
Tuska Waldemar J., attorney at law, 413-414
Safe Deposit Bldg, telephone Main 1194,
r. Palace Hotel
Tuson Edward A., sign painter, 706 Larkin
Tussaud Frank, milker, r. 431 Pine
Tussi Alexander, stevedore, r. 31 Vandewater
Tustadi John, porter, r. 1128 Kearny
Tusten James, steward Thompson & Tobius, r.

134, 4th
Tustin Fernando, blacksmith Abner Doble Co.,
r. 20 Everett
" George, machinist Fulton Eng. and Ship

Bldg Wks
" William I., machinist, r. 638, 21st
Tuthill David Mrs., r. Hotel Pleasanton
" George W., traveling salesman, r. 207 Lar-
kin
Tuttich Matthew A., bartender Radovich Bros.

r. Sbi Monroe
Tuttle Benjamin F., salesman Land Dept. C. P.
RR. Co., r. 424 Scott
■' Charles W., ofQce 10-12 Mills Bldg, 10th

floor, r. 1209 Sutter
" Emory O., deputy County Clerk, r. 516ALott
" Frank, fireman str Herald, r. Alameda
" Frederick J., bookkeeper, r. 519 Haight
" George F. (S. B. Whitehead & Co.), r. 1610

California
" George R., consulting mining engineer, 320
Sansome, room 59, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" Harry F., cigars and tobacco, 18 City Hall

Square, r. 18% Stanly PI
" Harvey, pressman Chronicle, r. 546 Minna
" Herbert, iron worker, r. 510 Mission

TUTTLE JOHN,

contractor and dealer in wood, coal,
lime, lattis and cement, 516 Haight,
telephone West 583, r. 822 O'FarreU

Tuttle John W., laborer, r. Contra Costa House
" Joseph, agent, r. 911 Polk

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Tuttle Joseph, clerk forwarding dent. Wells
Fargo & Co., r. 33 Kearny
" Lewis M., bicycle repairer Pope Mfg. Co

r. 519 Haight
" Louis F., agent George S. Harris & Sons
(Piiiladelphia), and manufacturer ad-
vertising novelties, 320 Sansome, room
2, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" Lucy M., widow, r. 1209 Sutter
" Mary, widow, r. The (Lick) Old Ladies'

Home
" Mary Mrs, groceries, 135 Langton
" Nellie, widow, r. 509 Leavenworth
" RoUand A. (Brown & Tattle), r. 1632 Grove
" Simeon E., proprietor Mission House

2336 Mission
" William E.. porter Cal. Wagon & Carriage

" William M., laborer, r. 510 Mission
Tuyaret Peter, liquors, 834 Montgomery
Twamley Jane, widow, r. 1034 Hyde
" William R., stenographer J. W. Brooks &
Co., r. 1024 Hyde
Tway Ephraim F. (Chrestoffersen & Tway), r.

930 Sanchez
Tweed Mathew, laborer, r. 128 Farallones
" Mitchell, miller Del Monte Milling Co., r.
Broad nr Capitol
Tweedale Samuel, painter, r. )2% Clara rear
Tweeddale John, clerk Western Assurance Co.,
r. NW cor Haight and Baker
" Robert D., clerk Robert Dickson, r. NW
cor Haight and Baker
Tweedie Daniel, proprietor Tweedie's Bottling
Works, 229, 24th, r. 231, 24th
" Edward, meterman, r. 8 Essex
" James, r. 231, 24th
Tweedie's Bottling Works, Daniel Tweedie pro-
prietor, 239,24 th
Tweedy Joseph, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
1236 Broadway
" Kate Miss, waitress C. D. Wildrick, r. 1202
Leavenworth
Tweitmann N., groceries and liquors, NE cor

36th and Castro
Twenty-sixth Street Hospital (Pest House),

De Haro nr Army
Twichell Frank, salesman John Hoey
" George E., foreman John Hoey, r. Ala-
meda
Twigg Charles A., boat builder, r. 619, 3d
" Daniel A., stationery, 408, 3d
" James I. (John Twigg & Sons), r. 201

King
" James S., boat builder, r. 619, 3d
" John (John Twigg & Sons), r. 301 King

TWIGG JOHN & SONS

(John, James I. and John F.), boat-
builders, King cor 3d

Twigg John F. (John Twigg & Sons), r. 201
King
" Joseph B., paper hanger, r. 8 Sheridan rear
" Thomas, hostler, r. 8 Sheridan rear
Twiggs John W., secretary Andes Silver Min-
ing Co., 20-21-33 Nevada Block, r. 1011
Bush
Twin Brothers Mush Factory, Henry R. Rob-
bins proprietor, 13 Halleck
" Peaks Hall, SE cor 17th and Noe
Twing Daniel H., real estate agent, 633 Market,
r. Sonoma City, Cal
" Frank S. (Twing & Stillman), r. Oak-
land
" & Stillman (Frank S. Twing and Charles
Stillman), dairy produce, 24 Bay City
Market
Twiss Frances, widow, r. 1227 Pine

TWIST J. FRANKLIN,

dentist, 819 Market, rooms 33-35,
. Academy of Sciences Building

Twitchel William J., copper plate printer
James H. Duncan, r. O'Connell Court

Two Friends' Free Kindergarten, Miss Jean
Harwood principal, 1018 Folsom

Twohey E., laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli Av
" James, r. 4 Kramer PI

•fl®=Twohey. See Toohey. Toohy and Tuohey

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Twohig Dennis, teamster, r. 30 Georgia
" Hannah, domestic, 2836 Sacramento
" John, laborer, r. 1119 Tennessee
" Joseph I., clerk, r. 33 Sycamore Av
«®=-Twohig. See Toohig

Twomey Daniel P. (Twomey & Son), r. 26414
Clara
" Daniel P. Jr., horseshoer Twomey & Son,

r. 264^4 Clara
" Edward J., patrol driver, r. 56 Shipley
" James (Wood, Munn & Twomey), r. 533

Jones
" Jeremiah, groceries, N W cor Michigan and
Sierra, r. cor Nevada and Pennsylvania
Av
" John, stevedore, r. 28!4 Stanly PI
" John, with Dow Steam Pump Wks, r. 233

4th
" John F. (Twomey & Son), r. 264i^ Clara
" Matthew M., groceries and liquors, 230, 8th,

r. 1233 Folsom
" Michael, clerk, r. .333, 4th
" Michael R., conductor Market St. Ry. r

984 Howard
" & Son (Daniel P. and John F.), horseshoers,
809 Howard
4®*Twomey. See Toomey
Twyford John, plasterer, r. 526 Natoma
" William, laborer Haslett & Bailey, r. 70

Clipper
" William J., glass cutter, r. 545, 2d
Tyholdt Martin, clerk Plaza House, r. 641

Washington
Tyler Asher, clerk registry division Post
Oface, r. Oakland
" Charles H., painter Henry F. Wagner, r.

623 Locust Av
" Charles M., mining and mechanical engi-
neer, 606 Montgomery, room 24
•' Edward S., salesman Cunningham, Cur-

tiss & Welch, r. 1316 Clay
" Frank, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 715 How-
ard
" Frank, motorman Market St. Ry., r. 1531

Dolores
" Frank A. Jr., bartender Gibson & Cook, r

605 Ellis
" Frank H. (S. H. Tyler & Son), r. 605 O'Far-

rell
" Frank W., plumber F. Raisch, r. 16 Cum-
berland
" Henry L., representative The Scientific
Publishing Co., 12 Montgomery, room 12
" Homer W., engineer Cal. Saw Wks, r. 212

Leavenworth
" Jacob, boots and shoes, 254, 3d
" James S., reporter Bulletin, r. Alameda
" John, r. 782 Clayton
Tyler John F., attorney at law and Superior
Court commissioner, San Francisco Law
Library, New City Hall, 3d floor r. 763
Clayton
" M. A. Mrs., widow, r. 16 Cumberland
" Margaret, widow, r. 1030, 19th
" Martha L. Mrs., r. 917 Valencia
" Martha T. Miss, assistant secretary Free

Public Library, r. 3O61/2 Fillmore
" Mary E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1030, 19th
" Nannie, widow, r. 2O614 Fillmore
" Nelson A., millwright Cal. Saw Wks, r.

312 Leavenworth
" O., photographer, r. 1720 Market
" Philip C, clerk Scott & Gilbert, r. 539 Cal-
ifornia
" Roland A., r. 22 Wool
" Rose C.Mrs., restaurant, 13b Polk

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Tyler Sandy, hostler G. W. Brown, r. 185 Steven-
son
Tyler S. H. & Son (Frank H. Tyler and Edward
L. Labadie), coffee and spice mills, and
manufacturers baking powder, flavoring
extracts, etc., 308-314 Front
" Thomas, engineer, r. 828c Howard
" William, r. 520 Van Ness Av
" William, seaman, r. 12 Clay
" William G., pilot strT. C. Walker
Tynan Thomas, blacksmith, r. 508i4 Grove
Tyndall James, laborer, r. 15 Rausch
" James Jr., carpetlayer J. Noonan, r. 15

Rausch
" John, carpetlayer J. Noonan, r. 15 Rausch
" Terrence, carpetlayer J. Noonan, r. 15

Rausch
" Thomas, conductor Market St. Ry
^^Tyndall. See Tindall
Tyner Richard G., physician, 1411 Bush
Type Writer Rest Co., F. C. Bangs manager, 532

Market, room 45
TjT)ograpliical Union S. F. No. 21, w. B.

Benoist secretary, 606 Montgomery
Tyroll Ernest A., clerk The German Savings
and Loan Society, r. Alameda
" George, deputy Assessor, r. 336 Post
Tyrrell Bertram L., bellman Palace Hotel, r.
321/2 Mary
' ' Frank C. , carrier postoffice, r. 1323 Minna
" Frederick, baker American Biscuit Co.
" Frederick J., car starter, r. 527 Olive Av
" George W. L,., concrete worker, r. 2140a

Market
" J., agent Fireman's Fund Ins. Co., r. Oak-
land
" James J., fireman Engine 20, r. 2108 Green-
wich
" Jerome H., policeman, r. 128, 22d
" John, laborer, r. 32 Boyce
" John, laborer, r. 215 Cortland Av
" John, miner, r. 2108 Greenwich
Tyrrell John B., secretary P. H. Jackson & Co.,
228-230, 1st. r. Lorin
" JohnG., deputy Coroner, r. 1148 Sutter
" Joseph F., painter, r. 14 Madison Av
" Joseph F. Jr., grainer, r. 14 Madison Av
" L., teamster Cal. Construction Co., r. 530,

17th
" Thomas J., special policeman Harbor Com-
missioners, r. 616 Bush
" William E., clerk local freight office S. P.
Co., r. Berkeley
i^-Tyrell. See Terrill, Tirrell and Turrell
Tyson Charles, clerk Joseph Fredericks & Co.,
r. 535 Natoma
" Dora, widow, r. 231^. Green
" Emma, widow, r. 18 Bernard
" Frank, carpenter, r. 737 Pine
Tyson George H., general agent German-Am-
merican Insurance Co. (New York), and
city agent La Fonciere Marine Insurance
Co. (Paris), 435 California, r. 1501 Cen-
tral Av, Alameda
Jacob, teamster, r. 1236a Jessie
James, with Charles Nelson, r. Alameda
James B., painter, r. 737 Pine
James L., teamster, r. 509^4 Grove
James R., laborer, r. 54 Sacramento
John, printer, r. 745 Folsom
Joseph, mining, r. 1900 Devisadero
Margaret, widow, r. 745 Folsom
Margaret F. Miss, seamstress, r. 108

Eureka
Mitchell, master str Kahului, office 6
California

Tyson Raymond J., clerk H. S. Crocker Co., r.
737 Pine
" Susan Mrs., r. 737Pine
" Walter H., r. 745 Folsom
■' Warren J., lithographer, r. 737 Pine

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Ubhaus Brothers (John L. and Frank), barbers,
12 Geary
" Frank (Ubhaus Bros.), r. 957 Noe
•' JohnL. (Ubhaus Bros.), r. 1417 Laguna
Uccelli Giuseppe, gardener Colombo Market
Uchtman Henry J., cabinet maker Bush &

Mallett Co., r. 426 Fulton
Uddeson Charles, seaman, r. 217b Clara
Udell Lafayette W., plasterer, r. 433^2 Grove
Uden Mary, widow, r. 505 Greenwich
Uebelacker Anton, cook Martin H. Bohlen, r.

101 Berry
Ueberall Frank, orickmason, r. 1176 Harrison
" Paul, employee Pac. Glass Co., r. 1176 Har-
rison
Uebner Ernst, restaurant, 22, 2d

" Frederick, bakery, 2001 Mason
UedaKinziro (Frank Kano «& Co.), r. 608 Polk
Ueffinger George W., r. 18% Harriet
" Theresa, widow, r. ISHt Harriet
Ufen Reinhard J., groceries, NE cor Clement

and 13th Av
Ugarte Isadore, seaman, r. 1119 Kearny
" Lionel, longshoreman, r. 1119 Kearny
" Manuel, porter Hugh H. Creighton, r. 1119a
Kearny
LTglow Richard, carpenter, r. 14'/^ West Mis-
sion
Uhart Severin, bartender, r. 824 Montgoffiery
Uhl Adam, butcher Mark Strouse, r. 218a Turk
Uhl Adolph (Uhl Bros.), r. Oakland
" Brothers (George and Adolph), wall paper

and moldings, 539 Market
" Frederick, molder, r. 218a Turk
" George (Uhl Bros.), r. Oakland
" George, teamster, r. 2 Belcher Court
" Ulrich, ironworker, r. 856 Folsom
Uhlenbrock August, pileman Harbor Commis-
sioners
Uhlfelder Manfred S., salesman Castle Bros., r.

1521 Po^t
«®- Uhlfelder. See Ulfelder
Uhlhorn Gertrude, widow, r. 2137 Pine
Uhlliorn John F., general agent Consolidated
Asphalt Co., 14 Post, r. East Oakland
" John H., clerk Wetmoi-e-Bowen Co., r. East

Oakland
" Loraine Miss, stenographer The Rix Com-
pressed Air Machinery Co., r. Oakland
Uhlig Carl draughtsman Harbor Commis-
sioners, r. 1320 California
" Cecilia, widow, r. 406 Waller
" Lillie F. Miss, dressmaker, r. 406 Waller
" MetaW. Miss, dressmaker, r. 406 Waller
" Robert,musician,r. 420 Eddy
LThlmann William (William Uhlmann& Co.), r.
New York
" William & Co. (William Uhlmann and
Hugo Eloesser), hop merchants, 120 Bat-
tery
4S="Uhlmann. SeeUUmanandUlman
Uhrig Mary, widow, r. Lake nr3dAv
Uhrlandt Herman E.,r. 9^^ Laskie
Uhte Richard, bartender August Van Bergen, r.

W-A Dale PI
Uibigau Theodore, restaurant, 330 Kearny, r.

619 Kearny
Ulbertian Brother Rev., professor mathematics

Sacred Heart College
Ulbrandt Cecilia Mrs. , dressmaking, 1517 Broad-
way
" Frederick, cement worker, r. 1517 Broad-
way
Ulfelder Henry, office 114 Kearny, r. New York
" Leo, president Union Clothing Co., 112-116

Kearny, r. New York
" Lester, merchant, r. 1717 Buchanan
" Oscar, secretary Union Clothing Co., 113-
116Kearny,r. 1717 Buchanan
4®-Ulfeldtr. See Uhlfelder

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UlflB. O., porter Mills Bldg, r. 829 Folsom
Ulgner G. F., machine hand H. Friedrichs, r

1430 Mission
Ulhoff Charles L., baker, r. 1550 Kansas
Ulick George, porter, r. 705 Mission
Ullius Gustave, molder, r. 29 Harriet
Ullman Daniel, proprietor The Economic, table

delicacies, 218 O'Farrell, telephone Bush

" John, longshoreman, r. 643 Folsom
ITUmann Abraham, stock clerk Sachs Bros &
Co., r. 736 Geary
" Edward, tanner Metten & Gebhardt, r

1358 Alabama
" William, hog ranch, r. Spring Valley
Homestead
4®"Ullmann. See Uhlmann and Ulman
Ullner Frank, contractor, r. 209 Chestnut
" Hannah Miss, saleslady William C Ull-
ner, r. 207a Chestnut
" Henry F., cement worker, r. 207a Chestnut
" William C, sewing machines, 422 Mont-
gomery Av, r. 207a Chestnut
Ullom Daniel A., marine engineer, r. 319V4 Lom-
bard
Ullrich Anton, cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 39
Federal
" Edward, cooper, r. 39 Federal
" Henry, tailor, r. 632 Green rear
" Joseph, tailor, r. 1 Bacon PI
" Otto, cellarman, r. 632 Green rear
4@"Ullrich. See Ulrioh
Ullstrom Gustavus, laborer Arctic Oil Wks
Ulm Adam, r. 730 Bay
■' Adam Jr., groceries and liquors, 731 Bay, r.

730 Bay
" Bruno, porter, r. 237j Minna
¥lman Ernest, dealer seltzer, sweet soda, gin-
ger ale, etc., 764-766 Folsom, r. 2412 Sac-
ramento
" J. F., speculator, r. Palace Hotel
" Victor R., superintendent factory Greene-
baum, Weil & Michels
•e®-Ulman. See Uhlmann and Ullman
Ulmer Lucile Miss, actress, r. 1412 Mission
" Milton, salesman, r. 309 Taylor
" Moses, r. 822 Lombard
Ulmschneider Alois, carpenter, r. 401 Harrison
Ulp Alfred, inspector U. S. Customs, r. 934

Powell
Ulrich Andrew, bartender Charles Newman
" Anton A., bartender, r. 424, 5th Av
" Charles, cook, r. 400 Main
" Charles, reporter The Bulletin, r. Lorin
" John A., tailor, 41 Crocker Bldg, r. 2038

Pine
" JohnG., r. 34 Bartlett
fl®*Ulrich. See Oellrich and Ullrich
Ulrichs H. D., president Columbia Brewing
Co., 326 Clementina, r. 1801 San Antonio
Av, Alameda
■Ulrichs John F., shipping and commission mer-
chant, 214 Sacramento, r. 1329 Leaven-
worth, telephone Main 5680
Ulsemer Ferdinand, barber, 623 Clay, r. 30 Stone

" Louis, barber, 43'/4, 3d, r. 11 Verona PI
Ultman Theresa Miss, dressmaking, 14 Grant

Av, room 64
Umbach Christian L., porter Naber, Alfs &
Brune, r. 1129, 24th
" William C. clerk Goodall, Perkins & Co
r. 1129, 24th
Umbricht Albert, brewer, r. 707 Mission

UMBSEN G. H. & CO. (incorporated),

Gustave H. Umbsen president, Henry P.
Umtasen vice-president and treasurer,
real estate agents and general auc-
tioneers, 14 Montgomery

Umbsen Gustave H., president G. H. Umbsen
& Co.. r. 101 Soott
" Henry P., vice-president and treasurer

G. H. Umbsen & Co., r. 101 Scott
" Philippine, widow, r. 101 Scott
Umfrid William L., liquors, NW cor Treat Av

and 24th, r. 281 li4 Harrison
Umhalt Anna, widow, r. 123 Francisco
" Julius (San Francisco Cigar Mfg. Co ) r
123 Francisco

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
^CORRUGATED IRON,

Galvanized, Black and Painted,
for Roofing and Siding.

30© TO 31-7" MARKET" ST.

Umland Andrew, cigar maker Re Bros., r. SW
cor 22d and Kansas, Potrero

Umland Claus G., cigar manufacturer, 204 Va-
lencia
J. Fred, bartender Dieling & Helm, r. 220,

Gustave A., r. SWcor22d and Kansas, Po-
trero
Herman H., laborer, r. SW cor 22d and

Kansas, Potrero
John F., bartender, r. SW cor22d and Kan-
sas, Potrero
Paul, clerk M. D. Meyer & Co., r. 1423 De-
visadero
Umland William, superintendent California

Rattan Co., 55-61, 1st, r.514, 15th
Umphred Frank M, general agent American

Wringer Co., 505 Larkin, r. Oakland
Unckenstein Otto, hotel keeper, r. 48 South

Park
Uncle Sam Mine (Shasta Co.), William Johns

agent. 320 Sansome, room 11
Uncle Sam Wine CeUars and Distillery (Napa
and San Jose, Cal.), C. Carpy & Co. pro-
prietors, ofBce 513-517 Sacramento
UndaClorinda Miss, artist, 337 Phelan Bldg, r.

West Berkeley
Underbill Arthur R., steward M. B. Moraghan,
r. 1011 Post
" P. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1101 Pine
" George L., cashier Selby Smelting and
Lead Co., r. 1807 Pierce
UnderhiU Henry B. Jr., secretary Selby Smelt-
ing and Lead Co., 416 Montgomery, r.
1926 Pine
" James A., cabinet maker, 1639 Mission, r.

90114 Valencia
" Samuel W., driver Morton Special Deliv-
ery, r. 103, 8th
" William A., insurance agent, r. 1400 Jack-
son
Underwood Catherine E., widow, r. 2202 Mission
" Edgar R., master mariner, r. 1926 Ellis
" Frank, brakeman, r. llli^ Minna
" George, driver Guadaloupe Dairy Co., r.

San Bruno Av nr 15th Av South
" George H., pattern maker, r. 1116 Pacific
" James G., examiner U. S. Customs, r.

1006!4 Post
" John F., inspector U. S. Customs, r. 1116

Pacific
" Maro S., physician in charge Olive Dis-
pensary, 735 Bryant, r. 28, 8th
" Susan, widow, r. 1116 Pacific
" William, carpenter Guadaloupe Dairy Co.,
r. San Bruno Av nr 15th Av South
Underwriters. Boston Marine (Oliver Eld-
ridge), 303 California: Bremen (Hellman
Bros. & Co ), 525 Front ; French (Edouard
Chevassus), 1-3 Sansome; Hamburg
(Hellman Bros. & Co.), 525 Front; Liver-
pool (Catton, Bell & Co.), 406 California;
London Lloyds (Catton. Bell & Co.), 406
California; New York Marine (Oliver
Eldridge), 303 California; Philadelphia
Marine (Oliver Eldridge) , 303 California ;
San Francisco Marine (E. L. Woods),
222 Sansome; Fire Underwriters' of the
Pacific, 303 California
Underwriters' Fire Patrol of San Francisco,

106 Jessie
Underwriters' Inspection Bureau, 303 Califor-
nia, room 38
Undhjen O., seaman, r. 728 Capp
•' Theodore, carpenter William J. Thomson,
r. 63114 Stevenson

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Coal, Coke and Pig Iron.

PRINCIPAL OFFICE,

900 Battery Street. TeL Main 1864.

OAKLAND BRANCH.

1058 Broadway. Telephone 54.

Unfred Clarence E., last maker Cal. Last Fac-
tory, r. 112 Shotwell
" Willis F. (Cal. Last Factory), r. 112 Shot-
well
Untried Peter, laborer, r. 317 Shotwell
Ungaretti Frank, proprietor Garibaldi Hotel,
222 Broadway
" Luigi, clerk Garibaldi Hotel, 222 Broadway
Ungemach Helen Mrs., dressmaker, r. 12
Dale PI -

" Julius, waiter, r. 12 Dale PI
Unger Adolph, real estate agent, 322 Montgom-
ery, r. 605 Eddy
" Alfred L., conductor, r. 14 Johnston Av
■' Annie N. Miss, teacher Humboldt Primary

School, r. 726 O'Farrell
" Arthur G., lather, r. 6 Sherwood PI
■ ■' Clara, widow, nurse, r. 1406 Van Ness At
" Cress, manufacturer banjos, 26 Montgom-
ery and clerk U. S. Customs, r. 1604 Fell
" Eliza, widow, r. 768 Harrison
" Eugene, manager Cal." Drug and Spice

Mills, 589-591 Mission, r. 605 Eddy
" Hannah, widow, r. 24 Parker Av
" Harry H., salesman Heynemann & Co.. r.

1007 Stanyan
" Isadore, expressman, r. 24 Parker Av
" Julius, bartender W. A. Schmalz, r. 1504

Mason
" Julius, salesman Charles Michalitschke,

r. 726 O'Farrell
" Marcus, tailor, 726 0"Farrell
" Matthew, bookkeeper Heynemann & Co., r.

726 O'Farrell
" Milton E., traveling salesman M. Ehrman

&Co., r. 605 Eddy
" Philip F., cashier Charles Lyons, r. Berke-
ley
" Rachel Miss, teacher Spring Valley Gram-
mar School, r. 726 O'Farrell
" Rose A., widow, r. 6 Sherwood PI
UngermanGustav J. C. salesman Cal. Bottling

Co., r. 37 Garden
Ungrot August, r. 745 Minna
Uniao Portugueza A. (weekly), Manuel F. M.
Trigueiro proprietor and manager, 525
Front
Union Assurance Society (of London), Catton,
Bell & Co. general agents, 406 Cali-
fornia
" Bag and Paper Co., Henry Maxwell mana-
ger, 415-417 Clay
Union Bank of Australia, Hellmann Bros, cfe

Co. agents. 525 Front
Union Block, junction Market and Pine

UNION BOX FACTORY,

Roswell E. Morey manager, NW cor
Powell and Nortti i-oint, telephone
Main 595

" Brewery Workmen's Union 1159 Mission
Union Brewing Co. (incorporated) Henning
Thode president, John Schleemann vice-
president, Herman Denicke secretary,
NE cor 18th and Florida
Union Candy Works, Levey & Schnorf pro-
prietors, 246-248, 4th
" Casualty and Surety Co. (St. Louis, Mo. )
Tarpey & Krigbaum general agents, 208
Sansome

Union Central Life Insurance Co.

(of Cincinnati), James F. J. Archibald
general manager Pacific Coast, 303
California, rooms 22-24-26, telephone
Main 5011

Union Clothing Co., Leo Ulf elder president, O.
Ulfelder secretary, 112-116 Kearny

Union Club. See Paciflo-Union Club

Union Consolidated Gold Mining Co. (Amador
Co.), J. M.Fletcher secretary, 320 San-
some. room 1

Union Consolidated Silver Mining Co. (Storey
Co., Nev.), Alfred P.Swain secretary, 4
Nevada Block

UNION FISH CO.,

Howard M. Hough president, George

Tasheira vice-president, Charles P.

Overton secretary, wholesale cured

fish and fish products, 116 California
Union Flour Mills (Stockton), George B. Sperry

manager, Sperry Flour Co. proprietors,

134 California
Union Forge and Gun Co., Irving M. Scott

president, James O'B. Gunn secretary,

222 Market
" Foundry Block, N s Mission bet 1st and

Fremont
" Fruit Grader, A. S. Neal Warehouse Co.

proprietors, ofBce SE cor Filbert and

Sansome

Union Furniture and Baggage

MOVING CO., Frank H. McCrellis pro-
pi ietor, stand NW cor Taylor and
Golden Gate Av, opp. 6th, telephone
South 455

Union Gas Engine Co., John F. Daly president,
H. P. Coles secretary and treasurer,
manufacturers Union and Pacific Gas
Engines and Regan Vapor Engines, 309-
311 How.ird

Glue Co., Timothy D. Raymond manager,
106 Pine

Hotel, August Rommel proprietor, 1300
Turk

Hotel, John Anderson proprietor, 212 Mich-
igan

Hotel, Michael Dwyer proprietor, 512 Mis-
sion

Hotel, Thomas Ahkmann proprietor, 131
East

House, John Walker proprietor, 32 Steu-
art

House, Justin Labarthe proprietor, 228
Montgomery Av

UNION ICE COMPANY.

Lloyd Tevis president, E. W. Hopkins
vice-president, C. A. Grow treasurer,
I. H. Thompson secretary, S. B. Toby
general manager, Albert J. Mitchell
city agent, 735-737, 4th

Union Ice Co.,

(INCORPORATED 1881.)

PURE MOUNTAIN ICE.

WORKS LOCATED AT

Prosser Creek, Boca, Cuba, Crafton

and San Francisco.

Agents in All Principal Towns on the Pacific Coast.

OFFICE :

735-737 FOVIRTH STREET,

TELEPHONE SOUTH 135-

Union Insurance Co. of Philadelphia, William
J. Dutton agent, 318 California
" Insurance Society of Canton (limited), J.
D. Spreckels & Bros. Co. general agents,
327 Market, J. B. F. Davis & Son mana-
gers, 407-409 Montgomery

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UNION IRON WORKS,

H. T. Scott president and treasurer.
Irving M. bcott vice-president and

f;eneial manager, J. o'B. Gunn secre-
ary, G. W. Dickie manager, George E.
Ames agent, office 222 Market, works
Potrero, branch works 227, 1st

Union League Club, George Stone president,
C. M. Shortrldge vice-president, C. G.
Clinch 2d vice-president, George H
Pippy secretary, parlors Palace Hotel,
telephone Main 1387
" Line European Steamship Agency, A. W.
Meyer general agent, 401 California

Union Lithograph Co. See The Union Litho-
graph Co.
" Loan Association, Dennery & Gunzburger
secretaries, 314 Pine, room 3

Union Lumber Co., office 124 California, yard

and planing mill cor 6th and Channel,

sawmill Fort Bragg, Cal.

" Machine Co. (Charles Rapp, Frederick D.

Bepler and Thomas O'Neill), 130-132 Main

Union Malt House, Charles Bach proprietor,
1413-1415 Folsom, office 535-537 Sacra-
mento •
" Manufacturing Co., C. E. Piatt manager,
teas, coffees, spices and baking powder,
.533 Mission

Union Marine Insurance Co., Limited (Liver-
pool, Eng.), Edmund L. Woods agent, 1
Mutual Life Bldg., 3d floor

Union Meat Co., John L. Russell manager, 117
California

UNION METAL SIGN CO.,

Mitchell & Tietjen proprietors, manu-
facturers ornamental metal signs,
etc., 575 Mission, 3d floor, telephone

Union Metallic Cartridge Co. The (Bridgeport,
Conn.), I. R. D. Grubb Pacific Coast
agent, manufacturers military and sport-
ing ammunition, 517-519 Market
" Mill and Mining Co., James Newlands Jr.

secretary, 4 New Montgomery
" Mill Co. (of Tuscarora), Robert R. Grayson
secretary, 331 Pine, room 20

Union Mutual Life Insurance Co. (Portland,
Me.), William C. Leavitt general agent,
419 California, rooms 1-2

Union Oil Co. of California (Santa Paula, Cal.),
Fred L. King manager, fuel, oils, pro-
ducers and refiners petroleum, 16 Front,
telephone Main 5891
" Pacific Coal Co. (Wyoming), Peyton H.
Brooks agent, 22 Market, room 14

Union Pacific Salt Co., John Barton president,
William F. Barton secretary, 216 Sacra-
mento

UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM,

D. W. Hitchcock general agent, office
1 Montgomery cor. Post (Masonic
Temple), telephone Main 1930, freight
department, T. M. Schumacher gen-
eral agent 200 California telephone
Main 300

Union Paper Box Factory, C. V. Meyerstein
manager, 42 Market

Union Paper Co., Alexander Lewthwaite man-
ager, dealers paper, paper bags and
twine, 416 Clay
" Paving and Contracting Co., A. B. Clute
president, C. S. Harney manager. F. J.
French secretary, 303 Montgomery,
rooms 13-14

Union Photo Engraving Co.,

A. L. Crane president, G. O. Watkins
treasurer and manager, 523 Market

Union Portrait Co., E. J. Fitzpatrick manager
6 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
" Pressed Brick and Terra Cotta Co., John
W. Pew secretary, 310 Pine, rooms 15-17
" Soap Factory, Charles A. Petersen presi-
dent, William J. Petersen secretary,
- 318, 10th

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

Direct Importers of J

JAPANESE RUGS,

ALL SIZES.
S^I-S^-r IVIARKEX SX.

UnionSquare, between Stockton, Powell, Geary
and Post

Union Square Baptist Church, Rev. William
N. Meserve pastor, S s Bush bet Hyde
and Larkin
" Furniture Packing and Moving Co., Cor-
bett & Schorr proprietors, office 301
Stockton

Union Square Hall, 421 Post
" Square House, Mrs. Rose Low proprietor,
226 Stockton

Union Steam Carpet Cleaning and Renovat-
ing Works, Quigley Bros, proprietors,
Market, Church and 14th
" Steamship Co. of New Zealand, J. D.
Spreckels & Bros. Co. agents, 114 Mont-
gomery

Union Straw Works, Stange & Jaenicke pro-
prietors, 29, 2d
" Transfer Co., Louis Kracke proprietor, 18,

1st
" Transportation Co., James S. Girard
agent, office Clay St. Wharf

Union Trust Building, NE cor Montgomery
and Market

Union Trust Company of San Francisco, I. W.
Hellman president, Chr. de Guigne vice-
president, I. W. Hellman Jr. cashier and
secretary, Charles J. Deering assistant
cashier, NE cor Montgomery and Mar-
Union Trust Company of San Francisco (Safe
Deposit Department), NE cor Montgom-
ery and Market

UNION UNDERTAKING CO.,

John J. Daughney president, George

W. Lunt manager, funeral directors

and embalmers, 733 Mission
Union Warehouse, A S. Neal Warehouse Co.

proprietors. NW cor Battery and Union
" Warehouse Co., Frank McMuUen secretary

and manager, 3 Mutual Life Bldg, 3d

floor
" Water Co., office 532 Market, rooms
Unique Printing Co., A. J. Henry agent, 12

Montgomery, room 6
Unitarian Headquarters and Book Room, Miss

Metta Curtis secretary, 300 Post
United Ancient Order of Druids, James J.

Mollison grand secretary, hall 413 Sut-
ter
" Association Plumbers, Gas and Steam

Fitters, Edward Grundy secretary, 33

Marye Law Bldg
" Californian Finn Brotherhood, 121 New

Montgomery

UNITED CARRIAGE CO.,

Evan J. Coleman president, Barry
Coleman vice-president and manager,
business office 12 New Montgomery,
under Palace Hotel, telephone Main

United Evangelical Church (German), Rev.

Charles A. Rabing pastor, 435, 21st
" Firemen's Insurance Co. (of Philadelphia),

Cesar Bertheau general agent, 210 San-
some
United Paving Companies, E. R. Thomason

president, William F. Bryant secretary,

315 Safe Deposit Bldg
United Press The (Pacific Coast agency), M. G.

Jonas manager, 302 Montgomery, room 46
" Railroad Co., J. W. Hartzell secretary, 215

Sansome, rooms 2-4

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Pacific States AdYcrtising Burean,

San Francisco Office, 405 Sansome St.

United Shirt and Collar Co., John Bennett man-
ager. 25-27 Sansome

United States Appraisers' Building, E s San-
some bet Washington and Jackson

United States Appraisers of Mercliandise, 31
U. S. Appraisers' Bldg

United states Appraisers' Store, U. S. Ap-
praisers' Bldg, 1st floor

United States Army, Assistant Adjutant-Gen-
eral Department of California, 204 Phe-
lan Bldg

United States Army, Chief Commissary of Sub-
sistance Department of Califortia, 208
Phelan Bldg

United States Army, Chief Paymaster Depart-
ment of California, 212 Phelan Bldg

United States Army, Chief Quartermaster De-
partment of California. 230 Phelan Bldg

United States Army, Chief Signal Officer De-
partment of California, 217 Phelan Bldg

United States Army, Clothing and Equipage
Department, 36 Xew Montgomery

United States Army, Commandant Department
of California, Brigadier-General James
W. Forsyth commander, 301 Phelan Bldg

United States Army, Depot Commissary of Sub-
sistence, 36 New Montgomery

United States Army, Depot Quartermaster, 36
New Montgomery

United States Army, Engineer Officer Depart-
ment of California. 302 Phelan Bldg

United States Army, Headquarters Depart-
ment of California, Phelan Bldg, 4th
floor

United States Army, Inspector-General Pacific
District, 231 Phelan Bldg

United States Army, Inspector of Artillery De-
partment of California, 202 Phelan Bldg

United States Army, Inspector of Small Arms
Practice, 202 Phelan Bldg

United States Army, Judge-Advocate Depart-
ment of California, 210 Phelan Bldg

United States Army, Medical Director Depart-
ment of California, 220 Phelan Bldg

United States Army, Medical Purveyor De-
partment of California, 36 New Mont-
gomery

United States Army, Medical Supply Depot, 36
New Montgomery

United States Army, Paymaster Department
of California, 237 Phelan Bldg

United States Army, Posts Presidio Reserva-
tion, Fort Mason, Alcatraz Island, Angel
Island

United States Army, Recruiting Rendezvous,
42.5 Montgomery

United States Assistant Treasurer, 608 C-m-
mercial

United States Attorney, 61 u. S. Appraisers"
Bldg

United States Beer Bottling Co.,

John Rapp proprietor, bottler of Pabst
Milwaukee and U. S. Lager Beer, !sW
cor 6th and King, telephone South 473
United States Board of Examining Surgeons
for Pensions, 4 Donohoe Blag

" States Bottling Co., John Fauser & Co.
proprietors, 126 Guerrero

■' States Brewery, 311-323 Fulton, office 403
Market
United States Cartridge Co. (Lowell. Mass.),
Chas. Sonntag & Co. agents, 114-116 Mar-
ket, telephone Drumm 34

" States Casualty Co. (N. Y.), James D.
Maxwell general agent. 421 California

United States Central Railway Co., James Gam-
ble president, Francis Bridges secre-
tary, Lyman Bridges chief engineer, 10
California, room 14

United States Circuit Court, U. S. Appraisers'
Bldg, 3d floor

United States Circuit Court Commissioners,
U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, 3d floor

United States Circuit Court of Appeals, 46
U. S. Appraisers' Bldg

United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
(Western Division), 33-39 U. S. Apprais-
ers' Bldg, observatory, Layfayette Park

United States Collector of Customs (District
of San Francisco). Custom House, 3d floor

United States Commissioner of Immigration,
11 Mills Bldg, 4th floor

United States Custom House, W s Battery bet
Washington and Jackson

United States Custom's Barge Oface, Section
B Sea Wall, foot Powell

United States Customs, Chinese Bureau, 11 U.
S. Appraisers' Bldg

United States Custom's Gauger, SW cor Jack-
son and Battery, 2d floor

United States Custom's Weigher, SW cor
Jackson and Battery, 2d floor

United States Debris Commission (California),
59 Flood Bldg

United States District Court, U. S. Apprais-
ers' Bldg, 3d floor

United States Draymen, U. S. Appraisers
Bldg, 1st floor

United States Engineer (Improvements of
Wilmington, San Diego and San Luis
Obispo harbors ard fortifications), office
89-93 Flood Bldg, telephone Main 118

United States Engineer (Improvements of Hum-
boldt Harbor and Bay, Sacramento,
Feather, San Joaquin and Mokelumne
rivers and Petaluma Creek), office 59
Flood Bldg

United States Engineer (San Francisco Harbor
Fortifications and Oakland Harbor Im-
provements), office 533 Kearny

United States Geological Survey, 78b u. S. Ap-
praisers' Bldg
" States Glass Co. (Pittsburg. Pa.), H. F.
Marsh agent, 18 Sutter

United States Grand Jury Rooms, U. S. Ap-
praisers' Bldg. 4th floor

United States Hydrographic OfiBce (branch).
Merchants' Exchange Bldg, 1st floor

United States Industrial Agency, O. T. Dyer
president, George B. Ellis manager, L.
M. Holt secretary, 520-521 Emporium
Bldg

United States Inspector Drugs, U. S. Ap-
praisers' Bldg, 2d floor

United states Internal Revenue Agent, 11 U. S.
Appraisers' Bldg
" States Internal Revenue Bonded Ware-
house. Bode & Haslett proprietors, 1203
Battery

United States Internal Revenue Collector, 4
U. S. Appraisers' Bldg

United States Internal Revenue Laboratory,
17 U. S. Appraisers" Bldg

United States Land Oflce, 6IO Commercial

UNITED STATES LAUNDRY

ASSOCIATION, Edward Hall president,
William J. Biggy vice-president,
Phineas F. Ferguson manager and
secretary, laundry 3109, 3111 and 3113,
16th nr "Valencia, branch offices
14 1-2, 6th, 121 Leidesdorff, 53. 3d, 81,
4th, main office 1004 Market

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United States Law Association, Pierson &
Mitchell resident directors, 28-32 Mills
Bldg, 4tli floor

United States Life Saving Service, superinten-
dent's ofHce 35 U. S. Appraisers' Bldg,
Boat Stations, Presidio Reservation nr
Fort Point, Ocean Beach V'i mile South of
Cliff House, and Ocean Beach nr Ocean
Side House

United States Light House Department
(Twelfth District), inspector's office 402-
404 Safe Deposit Bldg, engineer's office
89 Flood Bldg
" States Lloyds, Ralph B. Hooper agent, 315
California, room 7

United States Local Inspectors Steam
Vessels, U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, 1st
floor
" States Lodging House, Mrs. H. Leopold
proprietor, 51 Clay

United States Marine Corps Recruiting Een-
dezvous, 20 Ellis

United States Marine Hospital, Presidio Res-
ervation, nr Mountain Lake, entrance
14th Av nr Lake

United States Marine Hospital Service, l U.
S. Appraisers' Bldg

United States Marshall, 45 U. S. Appraisers'
Bldg

United States Master and Examiner in Chan-
cery, Circuit Court, 57 U. S. Appraisers'
Bldg

United States Mint, John Daggett superintend-
ent, NW cor Mission and 5th

United States Naval Board of Inspection and
Survey, 87 U. S. Appraisers' Bldg

United States Naval Constructor (superintend-
ing hulls for U. S. Navy), Thomas F.
Ruhm assistant constructor, office Napa
opp Union Iron Wks, Potrero

United States Naval Landing, E s East bet
Clay and Washington

United States Naval Officer (Port of San Fran-
cisco), Custom House, 3d floor

United States Navy Pay Office, 202 Sansome

United States Pension Agency, lOl Sansome,
4th floor

United States Playing Card Co. (Cincinnati,
O.), Frank A. Cleland representative, 20
O'Farrell, room 18

United States Post Office, NW cor Washington
and Battery, branch offices: Station A
1309 Polk, B 14 City Hall Square, C NW
cor 20th and Mission. D foot Market, E
3d nr Townsend, F 1600 Devisadero, G
1003 17th, H NWcorLaguna and Ivy Av,
J 424 Montgomery Av, K 30 New Mont-
gomery, L Ocean View

Unitd States Post Office Inspectors, 78c U. S.
Appraisers' Bldg

United States Printing Co. (Cincinnati, O.,
and Brooklyn, N. Y.), labels, Arthur C.
Osborn representative, 20 O'Farrell,
room 18

United States Quarantine Station, C. T. Peck-
ham M. D. in charge. Angel Island

United States Railway Mail Service (Eighth
Division), SW cor Jackson and Battery

United States Railway Mail Service Mutual
Benefit Association, SW cor Jackson
and Battery

United States Receiver Public Moneys (U. S.
Lands), 610 Commercial

United States Register Lands, 610 Commercial

United States Revenue Cutter Service (De-
partment Construction and Repairs), 79
U. S. Appraisers' Bldg

United States Secret Service Division, 12 U. S.
Appraisers' Bldg

United States Shipping Commissioner (Port
of San Francisco), 15 U. S. Appraisers'
Bldg

United States Smokeless Powder Co., Timothy
Hopkins president, Arthur Pawson sec-
retary, 13 Pine

United States Special Agent Treasury Depart-
ment, 7 U. S. Appraisers' Bldg

United States Special Pension Examiners, 75
U. S. Appraisers' Bldg

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO,

COOKING and HEATING

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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

COAL
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United States Standard Weight and Measure
Association, J. B. Whitney president
and general manager, William Sutton
vice-president, N. R. Doolittle secretary,
scales, weights and measures tested,
repaired and adjusted, scale experts, 41
Fremont

United States Steamer Yosemite (Lighthouse
Service), berth East bet Jackson and
Pacific

United States Suit Co. (incorporated), mer-
chant tailors, 640 Market

United States Supervising Inspector Steam
Vessels (First District), 23 U. S. Ap-
praiser's Bldg

United States Surveyor General, 610 Com-
mercial

United states Surveyor of Customs (Port of
San Francisco), Custom House, 3d floor

United States Treasury, 608 Commercial
" States Tree and Stump Extracting Co.,
William Fries president, 134 Market

United States Watch Co. (incorporated), deal-
ers watches and diamonds, C. H. Mor-
rell manager, 640 Market

United States Weather Bureau, W. H. Ham-
mon forecast official, 16-19 Mills Bldg.,
10th floor

UNITED TYPEWRITER AND . ^

SUPPLIES CO., James D. Brown man-
ager, 663 Market

United undertakers' Association, Samuel Mc-
Fadden superintendent, 27-29 Fifth, tele-
phone South 167

United Vineyard Co., Cartan, McCarthy & Co.
agents, 312 Sacramento

United Workingmen's Co-operative Boot and
Shoe Manufacturing Co., Thomas Clif-
ford president, Walter Rosie secretary,
James Butler treasurer, 535 Market

Universal Gas Saving Association, J. D. Rich-
ards president, W. E. Boyer secretary,
W. E. H. Williams manager, 1149 Market
" Hall, 812 Pacific
" House, 140 Minna

University Association The (of Chicago), Clin-
ton C. Hutchinson secretary and Edward
C. Newell treasurer, 524 Spreckels Bldg

University Club, Frank J. Symmes president,
James S. Severance secretary, 722 Sutter

University of California, law department 808
Montgomery, medical department To-
land Hall E s Stockton nr Chestnut, den-
tal department Donohoe Bldg, top floor
" Publishing Co., A. W. H. MacEwen agent,
69 Flood Bldg

Unna Harry, president The Harry Unna Co. of
S.F., 113 Battery, r. 2221/2 Page

Unna Harry Co., of San Francisco The, Harry
Unna president, Samuel Heyman secre-
tary, importers brushes, brooms, wood-
enware, etc., 113 Battery
" Jacob, kitchen and household utensils,

115-117 Front, r. 938 Geary
" Louis, painter, r. 1217 Howard

Unrath Peter, wagonmaker, 2423 Mission

Unsinn John, carpenter, r. IIIV2 Webster

Unsworth Archibald C, secretary Adolph Sutro,
30 Montgomery Block, r. 526 Guerrero
" Giles G., manager Unsworth Sign Co., 30

Grove, r. 1100, 19th
" Harold, clerk United Press
" Harris, bookkeeper, r. 10 Alvarado
" Sign Co., Giles G. Unsworth manager, 30
Grove

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"KING OF TABLE WATERS."

Supplied under Royal Warrant to H. M.
the Queen of England. Bottled at the
Springs, Zollhaus, Germany.

WILLIAM WOLFF & CO., 329 Market SL

Unti Enrico, insurance agent, r. 526 Broadway
Li nverzagt August, boots and shoes, 210 Bran-
nan
Unwin Edward (Unwin & Eisan), r. 1028 Shot-
well
" & Eisan (Edward Unwin and James H.
Eisan), sign cleaners, 3 Mary Lane '
U. N. X. L. D. Fire Works, Frank E. Sadler

agent, 537 Market
Upcraft Thomas, piano tuner, r. 471 Haight
Updegraff Kate B., widow, r. 429 Eddy
Upham Benjamin P., student, r. 1.300 Hyde
" Bradford H., office with Cunningham, Cur-
tiss & Welch, cor Sansome and Sacra-
mento, r. Martinez
" Carl C, r. 2305 Mariposa
" Isaac (Payot, Upham & Co.), r. 1300 Hyde
" Isaac O., student, r. 1300 Hyde
" James L., salesman Payot, Upham & Co.,

r. 10161/4 Larkin
" Lorenzo M., proprietor Webb House, 37, 2d
" Walter S., house and sign painter, 1612 De-

visadero, r. 2510 Pine
" Warren H., carpenter, r. 2305 Mariposa
Uphoff Frank, carpenter, r. 52 Quinn
" JohnE.,millwright A. J. McNicoll & Co.,
r. 232 Day
Upman Joseph, boiler maker, r. 925 Post
" Pauline Miss, saleslady August Schaefer,
r 925 Post
Upp Arthur F., clerk Frank Kemp, r. 1323 Clay
" George W., clerk, r. 1323 Clay
" William A., druggist Samuel A. McDon-
nell, r. 1323 Clay
Upperman JFrederick, carpenter, r. 9 Bridge PI
Upshur John H., cleaner U. S. Appraisers'

Bldg, r. 9071/4 Jackson
Upson Nut and Bolt Co. The, 14 Drumm
Upton Brothers (Vernon and Thomas B.), print-
ers, 417 Montgomery
" Charles D , r. 223 Capp
" Frank F. Mrs., widow, r. 2639 Howard
" John, r. 735 Pine
" Mary A., widow, r. 735 Pine
" M. W., insurance broker, 212 Sansome,

room 92, r. Oakland
" R. T., r. 521 Pacific
" Thomas (estate of), office 30 Mills Bldg, 8th

floor
" Thomas, iron worker, r. 309 Mariposa
" Thomas B. (Upton Bros.), r. 7a5 Pine
" Vernon (Upton Bros.), r. 735 Pine
Uraconiso Giovanni B., baker, r. 512 Green
Urbach Ignatz, liquors. 1028 Folsom
Urbais Catherine, widow, r. W s San Bruno Av
nr Army
" Louis, carpenter, r. W s San Bruno Av nr

Army
" Rudolph, finisher Norton Tanning Co
r. 1310 Hampshire
Urban Andrew, driver Nicholas Prost, r. 336. 3d
" Emil C, machinist H. G. Layng Machine

WkSj>r. 721 Broadway
" Hugo, cigars and tobacco, 1.35 Taylor
" Jacques, laborer, r. 16 Polk Lane
" Peter, baker, r. 625 Clay
" School, Nathan Moore principal, 2124 Cali-
fornia
Ubani Eugene, boots and shoes, 616 Washing-
ton, r. 3 Varennes
" Pasquale (Razzetto & Urbani), r. 1407
Dupont
Urbanskv Samuel, cloakmaker Meyer Bros r

38 Birch Av
Urbein Henry, shoemaker, 707, 5th Av
Urbick Martin, laborer, r.26 Madison Av

Uren George, miner, r. 417 Harrison
Uri F. & Co. (incorporated), Kaufman Wert-
heimer president, Isaac Uri secretary,
wholesale butchers, 20-28 San Francisco
Market, 530 Clav
Uri Isaac, secretary F. Uri & Co., 20-28 San
Francisco Market, r. 1815 O'Farrell
" Isidore, butcher A. Brady, r. 17 Yerba

Buena
" J. H., compositor Filmer-Rolllns Electro.

Co , r. 1815 O'Farrell
" Joseph, collector F. Uri & Co., r. 18150'Far-

rell
" Sophie, widow, r. 1815 O'Farrell
Uriarte Antonio P., can maker George H. Tay

Co., r. 826 Pacific
Urich Nicholas, laborer John Frank, r. 1228i/^
Pine
" William, clerk, r. 515a 7th
Urioste Adolfo de (Urruela, Urioste & Co.),r.
1916 Jackson
" George de (Urruela, Urioste & Co.), r. 1916

Jackson
" Hannah de Mrs., r. 1107 Van Ness Av
Urmy William S Rev., pastor Potrero Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, r. 323 Mississippi
Urquhart Edwin, roUermaker E. J. Shattuck &
Co., r. 535 Geary
" James B., inspector U. S. Customs, r. 1049a

Market
" James H., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1331

Valencia
" Kitty Miss, dressmaker, r. 1532 Polk
" Robert, blacksmith, r. 8 Delgado PI
" Walter, with S. F. Laundry Assn., r. 1519

Eddy
" Warren, inkmaker E. J. Shattuck & Co., r.

9 Vasserot PI
" William, ironworker Western Ironworks,
r. 7261/4 Stevenson
Urruela Juan (Urruela, Urioste & Co.), r. 1916

Jackson
Urruela, Urioste & Co. (Juan Urruela and
Adolfo and George de Urioste), com-
mission merchants, 203 Market and 3
Pine, telephone Main 412
Urruty Jean Mme., laundry, 2020 Fillmore
Urry Alfred, chief officer str San Bias, r. 725
Ashbury
" Daniel B., liquors. 309, 4th, r. 307, 4th
" Daniel B. Mrs., proprietor Osborn House,
307-313, 4th
Ursumando Vincenzo, teacher music, r. 1638

Post
Urton Ella Miss, dressmaker, r. 507^4 Grove
Urunuela Alfred, student, r. 1520 Taylor
" Manuel, student, r. 1520 Taylor
" Nicholas R., druggist, r. 1520 Taylor
Usal Redwood Co., Robert Dollar manager, 10

California, room 11
Uschold George J., boilermaker T. J. Moynlhan,
r. 653 Folsom
" Mary, widow, r. 230 Page
Usher James L., copyist County Clerk's office,
r. 117 Grove
" Jennie M. Mrs., dressmaking, 207^ Taylor
" John F., keeper Sheriff's office, r. 117 Grove
" Mary, widow, r. 117 Grove
" Mary V. Miss, teacher James Lick Gram-
mar School, r. 117 Grove
" Peter, hostler Holmes & Jenkins, r. 834

Devisadero
" Rose, widow, r. 521i/4 Stevenson
" Schuyler, molder, r. 247, 2d
" William H., millwright Cahill & Hall
Elevator Co., r. 2071/2 Taylor
Usinger Charles J., clerk Jones & Co., r. Ala-
meda
" Conrad, clerk U. S. Naval Officer of Cus-
toms, r. Alameda
Usqueda Albert, barber Eugene Porporata, r.

122 Trenton
Ussat Julius, miner, r. 220 Pacific
Uster Frank, dairy depot, 143, 3d
Utah Consolidated Mining Co.(Storey Co., Nev.),
Albert W. Havens secretary, 47 Nevada
Block ,

Utech Andrew, laborer Western Sugar Refinery,
r. 1116 Tennessee

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Utecht Charles H. J., sMp carpenter, r. 1431,

17th Av South
Utermire Lillian, widow, r. 1304 Pine
Utica Mining Co. (Calaveras Co.), office 532

Market, room 3
Utschig Adolph, shoemaker, r. 120 Ridley
Utschig John, boots and shoes, 326 Bush, r. 134

Shotwell
" John Jr., shoecutter John Utschig, r. 124

Shotwell
" Sophie Miss, forewoman M. Ettinger, r. 120

Ridley
" William, r. 124 Stotwell
Utter Frederick W., miner, r. 1787 McAllister
" Josephine H. Miss, varieties, 1787 Mc-
Allister
" Williams., clerk Scott & McCord, r. 2203

Geary
Utterback James M., motorman, r. 432 Golden

Gate Av
Utz Adam, watchman, r. 908 North Point
Uyeno Kisaburo, secretary Japanese Consulate,

r. 1514 Pine
Uzeta Conrad C, compositor La Voce del

Popolo, r. Oakland
Uznay Francis Mrs., dressmaker, r. 834 Waller

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Vaber Peter, clerk Henry Huckfeldt, r. 1302

Howard
Vaca Valley and Clear Lake Railroad Co., ne

cor 4th and Townsend, room 48
Vaccari Charles M., painter, 153, 7th
" Ellen J. Mrs., r. 13'/^ Geneva
" John ("Vaccari & Pedroni), r. 432 Chestnut
" Stephen W., law clerk John M. Chretien, r.
432 Chestnut
Vaccari Vincenzo, physician and surgeon, 611
Washington, hours 8 to 9 a. m. and
12 to 2 p. m., r. 1427 Mason
" & Pedroni (John Vaccari and Abondio Pe-
droni), groceries and liquors, SE cor Ma-
son and Lombard
Vaccaro Augustine O., clerk, r. 420 Filbert
" Enrico, r. 420 Filbert

" Victor, liquors, NW cor Union and Va-
rennes, r. 420 Filbert
Vacher George, jeweler Clausen Bros., r. 1605%

Vacillio Leonidas, watchman Raphael Weill &

Co.,r. 461a Minna
Vagg William S., clerk Sac. Trans. Co., r. Oak-
land
Vagts Charles F., salesman Ben H. Lucke, r. 127

Guerrero
Vahey John, baker, r. 310 Greenwich
" John F., clerk The Examiner, r. 1505 Mont-
gomery
" Michael J., laborer, r. 1505 Montgomery
" Patrick, laborer, r. 1505 Montgomery
" Thomas, stevedore, r. 310 Greenwich
J8®-Vahle. See Veyhle
Vai Giuseppe, painter G. Orsi, r. 509 Filbert

rear
Vail Akin H. (Sanborn, Vail & Co.), r. SE cor
Webster and Green
" Charles H., broker, r. 1620 Sutter
" David Mrs., r. 3209 Devisadero
" David H., vice-president Seattle Cereal
Co., 114-116 Sacramento, r. 2209 Devisa-
dero
" Edwin G., foreman bindery Sanborn, Vail

& Co., r. Lorin
" Frank A. (Sanborn, Vail & Co.), r. SE cor

Webster and Green
" Fred N., with Alcatraz Asphalt Co., r. 1214

Laguna
" Henry, saloon keeper, r. 813 Mission
" Robert R., cashier J. A. Folger & Co., r.

1900 Green
" Susie R., widow, r. 1101 Laguna
" William H., barber Frederick Hund, r. 2554
Greenwich
Vailes Alexander, carpenter, r. 717 Tehama
" James S., boiler coverer, r. 2014% Stockton
" John E., boiler coverer, r. 2014Vi Stockton
" Richard, boiler covering, r. 201454 Stockton

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Vaissiere Alexander, nursery, 2716 Bush

" Theophile, liquors, 3121, 16th
Valci Gabriel, laborer, r. 25 Gilbert
Valdes Argulana Mrs., tamale maker, 807 Pa-
cific
Valdez Josephine, widow, r. 826 Broadway
Valdivia Cuca Miss, dressmaker, r. 6 Union PI

" Emilia, widow, dressmaker, r. 6 Union PI

" Emilia Miss, dressmaker, r. 6 Union PI
Vale Baldwin, draughtsman Boone & Murdock.

r. 2517 Gough
«®-Vale. See Vail

Valeika M., upholsterer German Hospital
Valencia Amadeus, porter JohnC. Miramontez,
r. 1017 Larkin

" Antonio, wood, r. 13 Landers

" Catalina C, widow, r. 2723 Laguna

" House, 1031 Valencia

" Ramon R., tinsmith W. W. Montague &
Co., r. 25 Richland Av
Valencia Street Hotel, Gerken & Wobcke pro-
prietors 718 Valencia
Valencia Street Station, Southern Pacific
Co., junction Valencia and 35th

" The, 1584 Valencia

" Theodore, r. 3723 Laguna
Valensolo Carlo, clerk L. Colangelo, r. 1402
Kearny

" Charles, fish, 513 Bryant, r. 336 Green

" Daniel, r. 1403 Kearny

" John, driver J. J. Valensolo, r. 1403 Kearny

" Joseph J., fish dealer, 1627 Devisadero, r.
1402 Kearny
Valente Andrew, cigar stripper A. Petri, r. 517H
Greenwich

" Caesar J., engineer L. Valente, r. 1000
Montgomery

" Domenico, r. 517^4 Greenwich rear

" Eugene, liquors, 1028 Battery, r. 1026 Bat-
tery

" Filippe, driver, r. 518 Filbert

" Gottardo, scavenger, r. 522 Filbert rear

" Joseph L. (Valente, Marini & Co.), r. 1900
Powell

" Luigi, bakery and macaroni manufacturer,
214-216 Broadway

" , Marini & Co. (Joseph L. Valente, Frank
Marini and Edward Castagnetto), fun-
eral directors and embalmers, 1524
Stockton

" Octavio, fireman L. Valente, r. 314 Broad-
way

" Stefani, rancher, r. 315 Clark
Valenti Andrew, laborer, r. 5 Treat Av

" Charles, laborer Berges & Domeniconi, r.
114 Pacific

" Joseph, laborer, r. 5 Treat Av

" Louis, candy maker Louis Saroni & Co., r.
516 Filbert
Valentine Adolph, glove maker Farrant & Co..
r. 631 Fulton

" Alexander, draughtsman, r. 531 Frederick

" Andrew, teamster Golden Gate Woolen
Mills, r. 507, 20th

" Archibald C, carpenter, r. 7 Dawson PI

" Charles, r. 518 Powell rear

" Clara A., widow, r. 518 Powell rear

" Edward C, clerk delivery dept. Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. East Oakland

" Elizabeth, widow, r. 1519 Van Ness Av

" George, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1009
Minnesota

" Jacob, laborer, r. 631 Fulton

" John, coachman, 913 Pine

" John B., bookkeeper G. Onesti & Co., r. 519

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" John W., assistant auditor Wells, Fargo
& Go's Express, 35 New Montgomery,
r. 1900 Broadway
" Joseph F., traveling organizer, r. 112'/4

Pierce
" Lawrence M., barber Charles A. Didie, r.

6 Card Alley
" Louis A., laborer, r. 257 Tehama
" Mary T. Mrs., r. 307 Jones
" May. actress Cremorne Theatre
" M. M., compositor UptonBros.,r. 631 Fulton
" Richard, manager Valentine Tailoring Co.,

222 Kearny, r. 14 Metcalfe PI

" S. D., with Francis- Valentine Co., 517 Clay,

r. San Clemente, Marin Co.
" Susan, widow, r. 1320 Devisadero
" Tailoring Co., Richard Valentine manager,

223 Kearny

Valentine Thomas B., president Francis- Valen-
tine Co., 517 Clay, r. The Baldwin
" William, bellman, r. 518 Powell rear
" William L., cashier Easton, Eldridge &
Co., Los Angeles, San Francisco office
638 Market, r. Los Angeles
" William T., tailor, 9 Powell
" William T. Mrs., r. 307 Jones
" Camille, cook I. Cuenin
Valentino Anton, cook, r. 130 O'Farrell
Valento Alfred, drayman McNab & Smith, r. 628
Shotwell
" Angelo. laborer, r. 628 Shotwell
Valenza Charles, barber, 1219 Steiner, r. 917 Eddy
Valenzuela Consolidated Mining and Land Co.
(Sonora, Mexico), M. A. Bertheau secre-
tary, 210 Sansome
" Dorothea, widow, r. 1006 Pacific
" Isabella, widow, r. 1122 Pacific
Valerga Dominick, laborer Pac. Sheet Metal
Wks, r. 1171^ Gilbert
" Frank, cooper David Woerner, r. 117i^

Gilbert
" Ida Miss, teacher vocal music, r. 429 Eddy
" Joseph, laborer, r. 233, 3d
' Pedro J., laborer Pac. Sheet Metal Wks, r.

U7i4 Gilbert
" Richard D., vocalist, r. 520, 18th
Valero Edgardo, barber, r. 1107 Kearny

" Lorenzo, clerk, r. 1427 Kearny
Valerro Gregory, deputy County Clerk, r. 1427

Kearny
Valianos George, proprietor San Francisco
Restaurant and Oyster Depot, 1007
Market, r. 356a Clementina
Valiant Placet F., barber, 102 Davis, r. 124 Noe
Valinziano Giuseppe, laborer, r. 915 Battery

" Mary, widow, r. 915 Battery
Valker Joseph, shoemaker, r. W s Mission nr

Francis
Valkyria Hotel, 126 Oregon
Valla G.. cook, r. 621 Pacific
Vallance John, salesman Sunset Seed and Plant

Co., r. Oakland
Valle Antonio, machine hand David Woerner,
r. 113 Gilbert
" John, molder, r. 5 Decatur
" Joseph W., musician, r. 225 Ocean Av
" May, domestic, 106 Silver
" Michel, chipper Vincent Kingwell
" Paul, bottler Drusedom Beer Bottling Co.,

r. 201a Chestnut
" Peter, instrument maker, r. 225 Ocean Av
" Santos, waiter str San Juan
" Stephen, laborer, r. II314 Gilbert

Valleau Andrew L. (Valleau & Peterson), r. Ala-
meda

" Parker, boookbinder Phillips Bros., r. 1517
Broderick

" Rachel B. Miss, teacher Emerson Primary
School, r. 1517 Broderick

" Samuel (Valleau & Oliver), r. 2824 Clay

" Thomas P., r. 1517Broderick
Valleau & Oliver (Samuel Valleau and Daniel
S. Gulp), printers, 424 Sansome

VALLEAU & PETERSON

(Andrew L. Valleau and Con H. Peter-
son), catalogue and job printing, 410
Sansome and 425 commercial, tele-
phone Main 547

Vallejo and San Francisco Express, J.H. Harvey

proprietor, .332 Bush
Vallejo and San Francisco Express, William
Roney proprietor, 511 Market
" Felipa M. Miss. r. 26 McAllister
" Napoleon P., salesman E. Martin & Co., r.
35 Scott
Vallejo Street Free Warehouse, Sanborn &
Wise proprietors, SW cor Front and Val-
lejo
VaUejo Street U. S. Bonded Warehouse, San-
born & Wise proprietors, NW cor Front
and Vallejo
Vallejo Street Wharf, foot Vallejo
Vallet Frances Miss, dressmaker, r. 544H Olive
Av
" Jeanne Miss, dressmaking, 544^4 Olive Av
Vallette William M., clerk auditing dept Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. 606 Sutter
Valley Charles A., laundryman, r. 1129 Mission
" George, laundryman, r. 1129 Mission
" Lumber Co., F. P. Hooper president, H. M.

Furman secretary, office 4 California
" Patrick, teamster, r. 901 Battery
Vallin John A., metaphysician, 330 Golden

Gate Av
Vallon Alphonse, laundry, 108 Powell

" Joseph, laundry, 236 Ellis
Valois Rudolph, driver Union Ice Co., r. 26 Zoe
Valpool Emile, teamster, r. 915 Battery
" George, fireman, r. 915 Battery
" Richard, fireman, r. 915 Battery
Valroff Hippolyte, waiter, r. 814 Montgomery
Valsangiacomo L. & Co. (Louis Valsangia-
como, Salvatore Romani and Joseph
Martini) proprietors Columbus Paste
Co., 42.5-427 Jackson
" Louis (L. Valsangiacomo & Co.). r. 126
Fair Oaks
Valte Louis, machinist Gal. Art Metal Wks,

r. 223 Clipper
Valverde Albert, canmaker George H. Tay

Co., r. 826 Pacific
Valvo Joseph, barber, 302 Montgomery Av, r.
813 Union
" Michaeli, barber, r. 520 Green
Van Austin, cutter, r. 327, 2Ist
" John W., traveling salesman, r. 201 Powell
" John W. E., bookkeeper John T. Cutting

Co., r. 91/4 Washington Av
" Louis, jeweler, 603 Post
" William H., conductor Market St. Ry., r.
91/4 Washington Av
Van Alen William K., real estate, 610 Mont-
gomery, r. 912 Pine
Van Allen H., switchman, r. 530, 3d
Van Alstine Alonzo, manufacturer bitters, 406
Clay
" Lynus, shoemaker, r. 634 Fulton
Van Amringe Clifford H., traveling salesman, r.
529 O'Farrell
" Harold A., salesman Paul Friedman, r.

529 O'Farrell
" John E., clerk Continental Fire Insurance
Co., r. Oakland
Van Arman Henry M., traveling immigration
agent S. P. Co., 4 Montgomery, room 44
" Willard C., horseman, r. 43, 6th
" William, r. 202 Oak
Van Arsdale John R., grocer, 438, 6th. r. 6%
Harriet
" William P., clerk J. R. Van Arsdale, r.
61/2 Harriet

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Van William W. (Scott & Van Arsdale), r. 2233
Washington

Vanasek Joseph, locksmith, r. 67 Clementina

Vanassa Angelo, r. 314 Pacific

Vanatta Frank T., electrician, r. 15 De Long
Av

Van Auken Levi, laborer Pac. Roll Mill Mill

Van Aux George, mechanic Cal. Electric Supply
and Cons. Co.

Van Avery John M., clerk freight auditor's de-
partment S. P. Co., r. Oakland
" Osmond, clerk freight auditor's dept. S.
P. Co.,r. Oakland

Van Balveren W. E. J., attorney at law, 104 Sut-
ter, room 16, r. Hotel Richelieu

Van Bergen August, liquors, 425 Sansome,r. 720
Capp
" Edward A., shipping clerk Cal. Wine

Assn., r. 2501 Gough
" George (Stoll&Van Bergen), r. 834 Post
" Harry H., entry clerk George H.TayCo.,
r. 720 Capp

Van Bergen Henry, secretary and treasurer
California Wine Association, SW cor
2d and Folsom, r. 1612 Van Ness Av
" John W. (N. Van Bergen & Co.), r. 1720
Broadway

Van Bergen N. & Co. (Nicholas and John W.
Van Bergen and Fritz Habenicht),
wholesale wines and liquors, and agents
Dr. Hufeland's Swiss Stomach Bitters,
418-420 Clay
" Nicholas (N. Van Bergen & Co.), r. 834

Post
" Walter F. (W. F. Van Bergen & Co.), r.
1610 Van Ness Av

VAN BERGEN W. F. & CO.

(Walter F. Van Bergen and Jolin H.
Sivers), manufacturers cut soles, taps
and complete bottom stock for shoe
manufacturers and cobblers, office and
factory, 29 Jessie nr 1st
Van Bergen William, clerk N. Van Bergen &

Co., r. 834 Post
J8®~Van Bergen. See Von Bargen
Van Berger Julius, cigars, r. 632 Post
Van Bibber Thomas C, stationery, 1305 Polk
Van Blaricom William E., teamster Albert E.

Buckman, r. 1831 Mission
Van Bokkelen William A. M., accountant, 56

Nevada Block, r. Oakland
Van Brunt O. I. Mrs., widow, r. IIISa Leaven-
worth
" R., r. Palace Hotel

" William D., teacher music, r. 1112a Leav-
enworth
" William R., cashier J. D. Spreckels &Bros.
Co., r. Alameda
Van Buren Clarence, laborer A. H. Greenberg,
r. 732 Willow Av
" George M., electrician Pac. Tel. and Tel.

Co., r. 823 Olive Av
" Herman, chemist, r. 1953 Market
" Jay D., foreman Breeder and Sportsman, r.

Van Burkleo Marie Mrs., r. 1513a Howard
Van Buskirk Elizabeth Mrs., dressmaking, 1252

Mission
" John H., boiler maker, r. 32 Natoma
" Jonathan, carpenter, r. 1252 Mission
Vance Edward, seaman, r. 47 Federal
" EfQe S. Miss, clerk E. M. Morgan, r. 412^4

Post
" Frank C, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" George P., printer C. A. Murdock & Co., r.

410 Leavenworth
" George R., 2d steward str San Juan
" Ira L., school teacher, r. 1316 Valencia
" Mabel E. Miss, stenographer Miller, Sloss

& Scott, r. Berkeley
" Margaret, widow, r. 1225 Pine
" Mary A., widow, r. 1321 Sacramento
" Robert A., plumber and gasfitter, 623

Geary, r. 1224 Haight
" Stinson. roller maker E. J. Shattuck & Co.,

r. 511 Mason
" v., r. 721 Union
" William H., longshoreman O. R. & N. Co.

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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Vancelow Albert, driver U. S. Brewery, r. 2020

Folsom
4®= Vancelow. See Vanselow
Vanchero Angelo. helper Adolph Hromada, r.

407 Filbert
Vanclett John, manager, r. 522 Pine
Van Cleve John T., clerk, r. 707^4 Larkin
Van Clief Peter, commissioner Supreme Court
of California, chambers 825 Market, Em-
porium Bidg, r. The Wenban
Van Collem Elizabeth, widow, r. 1023 Ellis
Vancombe William H., frame maker Henry

O'Brien, r. 25 Oak Grove Av
Van Cortebeek Henry, plaster decorations,
1713 Market, r. 125 Gough one block from
Market
Vancrombrugghe Charles, carpenter, r. 814

Montgomery
Van Daalen Bertus, pattern maker, r. 1110 Ala-
bama
" Edward F., pantryman str State of

California, r. 210, 23d
" Marcus C, shoe cutter Porter, Slessinger
&Co., r. 210,23d
«®~Van Daalen. See Von Daalen
Vandal Carl, musical director, office 735 Market
Vandalia Line, Monroe C. Helwig traveling

freight agent, 220 California, room 8
Vandall Elizabeth A., widow, r. 1727 Green
" Henry B., clerk California Powder Wks, r.

1727 Green
" J. M. & Co. (John M. Vandall), bicycles,

Fulton nr 7th Av
" John M. (J. M. Vandall & Co.), r. 1725Green
" Murray F., clerk W. S. Goodfellow, r. 1727
Green
Van Damm Charles F., clerk E. K.Wood Lum-
ber Co., r. 323 O'Farrell
Van De Bogart Milan L., policeman, r. 1206

Market
4®=- Van de Bogart. See Vandybogart
Vande Casteele H. X., artist, 611 Merchant
Van Deelen Jacob, peddler, r. cor Army and

Folsom
Vandegrif t Albert, clerk Charles S. Stanton, r.
917 Market
" E., brick layer, r. 917 Market
VanDe Grift Jennie M. Miss, ladies hair dress-
ing, 69 St. Ann's Bldg
Van DeMark Ferdinand L., r. 1020 Castro

" George F., salesman, r. 2900 Bush
Van DeMark Hugh W., pressman, r. 1020 Castro
Vandenberg Albert C, laborer Western Sugar

Refinery, r. 1110,21st

Van den Bergh Flora Miss, teacher Le Conte

Primary School, r. 1503 Golden Gate Av

" Den Bergh John P. P., physician, r. 531, 6th

Vandenbos Charles A., clerk Redington & Co.,

r. 212 San Jose Av

" Henry J., harness maker, r. 212 San Jose.

Av
" Jacques, pressman Edward C. Hughes, r.
212 San Jose Av
Vandenburgh Alfred, painter, r. 1245b 18th
" Garrett W., foreman King-Morse Canning

Co.,r. 3Gaven PI
" Henry, stair builder, r. 228 Duncan
Van Denburgh John, curator herpetology Cal.
Academy of Sciences, r. 1418 Post
" De Poel Jean, shoemaker, r. 907 Pacific
Vander Benjamin H., r. 1613 Jones
4®"Vander. See Vandor
Vanderbeok Harry D., druggist Joseph W.,

Lomelino, r. 1301 Pacific
Vanderbeek Mary J., widow, dressmaking, 330
Eddy

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DEALERS IN ALL KIMDS OF

FOREIGN #' DOIHESTIC COAL.

Family Trade a Specraity.

Vanderbeugle Maurice, foreman Brown Bros., r.

nil Buchanan
Vanderbildt Richard, r. 951 Folsom
Vanderbilt Charles B., bookkeeper Dairymen's

Union of Cal., r. San Rafael
" Joseph D., clerk, r. 1839 Green
" William, agent and secretary State Dairy

Bureau, 113 Davis, r. San Rafael
Vanderbilt Lines, Carlton C. Crane Pacific

Coast agent, 10 Montgomery
Vanderboegh Abraham, barber, S. & H. Harris,

r. 3-28 Geary
Vanderborden Frederick, laborer, r. Arkansas

bet 25th and Army, Potrero
" Lena, widow, r. Arkansas bet 25th and

Army, Potrero
Van der Bruck Richard, r. 648 Jessie
Vandercook Frank J., janitor, r. 240, 15th

" Robert, r. 28 Turk
Van der Hoden Hermann, clerk, r. 801 Buchanan
Van Der Kamp Martin C, carpenter Ames &

Harris, r. 708 Pine
Van der Kun Paul M. , teacher music and French,

635 Golden Gate A v
Vanderley John, stevedore, r. 9th Av South bet

Hand I
Vanderlip Harry F., clerk Home Mutual Ins.

Co., r. 1214 Laussat
" John J., carpenter, r. 12>4 Laussat
" John T., dentist, 704 Union
Van der Naillen Albert, president Vin der

Naillen's School of Engineering, 723

Market, r. 1515 Post
Van der Naillen Albert Jr., principal Van der

Naillen's School of Engineering, 723

Market, r. 29 Haight
" Edmond L., field instructor Van der Nail-
len's School of Engineering, r. 22 Elgin

Park Av
" Ralph, instructor assaying Van der Nail-

len's School of Engineering, r. 1515 Post
Van der Naillen's School of Engineering, Al-
bert Van der Naillen president, 723 Mar-
ket
Vanderpool Robert F., carriage driver, r. 627

Fell
Vanderslice Milton T., salesman W. K Van-

derslice & Co., r.2702 California
" William K. (W. K. Vanderslice & Co.) r

2702 California

VANDERSLICE W. K. & CO.

(W. K. Vanderslice and Kenneth Mel-
rose), manufacturing jewelers and
silversmiths, 136 Sutter

Vanderstarr Janet Mrs., proprietor The Select,

1201/2 Geary
Van Der Vaart Henry W., real estate agent. 26

Montgomery, rooms 16-17, r. 7 Montgom-
ery Av
Vanderveen Henrietta Mrs., varieties 1950

Howard
" Oene M., stevedore, r. 1950 Howard
Van Derveer Matthias P., headkeeper Sheriff's

office, r. 105^4 Valencia
Vanderveken Flavien, carpenter, builder and

real estate, 45 Shotwell
Vandervoort Charles, zincographer Chronicle, r

1336 Union
" Mariette A., widow, r. 14 Page
Van Dervort Anna Mrs., artist, r. 14 Elliot

Park
" William A., carpenter, r. 14 Elliot Park
Van der White Alfred J., superintendent S. F.

Gas Light Co., cor Bay and Buchanan,

r. 1918 Greenwich

Vande Steene C. seaman str Washtenaw
Van Deventer Frank, with Henry L. Van Wvck

r. 13OK2 Julian Av
Vandewater Harry C, collector Post Office, r.
2105i4 Leavenworth
" Herman, laborer, r. 108. 23d
" Herman J., finisher William A. Schrock, r.

108, 23d
" James S. (Vandewater & Bourrett), r. 110

Taylor
" Stephen H., photographer, r. 108, 23d
" William C, stationary engineer, r. 24i4

Laskie
" William F., machinist S. P. Co., r. 1104

Mission
" & Bourrett (James S. Vandewater and
George R. Bourrette), printers, 921 Mar-
ket
Van Dicken John, clerk, r. 724 Mission
Vandieken Herman, clerk W. Wohltmann, r.

544, 23d
Van Doern Louis, r. 375 Stevenson
Van Doom George J., teamster, r. 446 Clemen-
tina
Vandor Joseph A., teamster Overland Freight

Transfer Co., r. 533ii Natoma
Van Doren Amanda D., widow, dry goods, 2525
Mission, r. 2523^4 Mission
" Charles E., clerk Mrs. A. D. Van Doren, r.
2525 Mission
Van Dorsten Henry, carpenter, r. 417V4 Ivy Av
Van Drake Alfred J., machinist and mechani-
cal engineer, 141, 1st, r. Alameda
Vandre Hyppolite, physician and surgeon, junc-
tion Sickles and San Jose Av
Van Dusen Alice Miss. r. 21 Hawthorne
" Benjamin R., contractor and builder, 1402

Devisadero
" Mary, widow, r. 922 Van Ness Av
Van Duyn Edward C, clerk, r. 820 Folsom
Van Duzen Walter, steward str Homer
Van Duzer Abraham P., attorney at law, 530
California, room 56, r. 822 Guerrero
" Oliver, marine engineer, r. 513 Eddy
Vandybogurt Ira H., collector, r. 13361^ Broad-
way
Van Dyck Henry C, secretary Nevada Salt and
Borax Co., 310 Pine, room 11, r. Berkeley
Van Dyke Edwin C, interne French Hospital
" Kate Miss (Van Dyke & Handy), r. 743

Pine
" The, Israel Cohnreich proprietor, 309 Pow-
ell
" & Handy (Miss Kate Van Dyke and Miss
Nellie A. Handy), news stand. Lick
House
Van Dyne Catherine, widow, r. NW cor Shotwell
and Army
" George, stevedore, r. NW cor Shotwell and

Army
" James T., blacksmith J. D. Thompson, r.
NW cor Shotwell and Army
jKB"Van Dyne. See Van Duyn
Vane William, musician, r. 427i4 Oak
Vanekero John, laborer Western Sugar Refi-
nery, r. 17 Verona PI
Vanella Charles B., carriage painter Baker &
Hamilton, r. 719 Market
" Harry, laborer Baker & Hamilton, r. 719

Market
" William, car painter Market St. Ry, r. 118a
Ellis
Van Emden A. E., salesman D. Ghtrardelli Co.
Van Emon Burton C, electrical engineer, 34

Main, r. 106 Webster
Van Every Edwin, manager Grangers Business
Association, 108 Davis, r. Eden Vale,
Santa Clara Co.
" Henry, hardware, 2106 Fillmore, r. 2009V4

Fillmore
" John M., clerk freight auditor's dept. S. P.
Co., r. Alameda
Van Fleet ■William C, associate justice Su-
preme Court of California, chambers
825 Market, Emporium Bldg, r. 2731 Pa-
Van Frank Thomas H., superintendent Califor-
nia Electrical Supply and Construction
Co., 1145 Market, r. 1151 Market

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Van Gesen A., millwright, r. 537 Sacramento
Van Glahn David H. (Gilbert & Van Glahn), r.
813 California
" John H., r. 812 California
4®-Van Glahn. See Von Glahn
Van Goethem Romain, gardener, r. 313, 6th

" William, liquor dealer, r. 313, 6th
Van Gosliga Harry, carpenter, r. 45 Colling-

wood
Van Haaren Martin (H. Sanders &Co.), r. 134,

13th
Van Harlingen Edward M., artist Call

" W. L. Jr., clerk Pierce & Co., r. Oakland
Van Horn Henry B., asst to superintendent
Pullman Palace Car Co., r. Oakland
" Henry C, clerk The Maze, r. 105, 8th
" Melvin B., carpenter, r. Diamond nr

Chenery
" William A., shipping clerk Whitney Trans-
fer Co., r. Oakland
Van Hueter Rohert, cook. r. 765 Mission
Van Humbeeck Joseph L., painter, r. 658 Fol-

som
Van Iderstine David, salesman S. P. Lumber

Co., r. 7 Pond
Vanier Archimedes, cigar manufacturer, 722
Montgomery Av
" Charles S., stack clerk M.Friedman & Co.,

r. 634 Bay
" Diogene, canvasser, r. IOI914 Pacific
" Emma, widow, r. 414 Fulton
" Lewis, elevatorman Smiths' Cash Store, r.
414 Fulton
Vanilla Richard, porter Columbus Buggy Co.,

r. 818 Sansome
Van Inwegen E. E., cigars and tobacco, 344

Kearny, r. 235 Kearny
Van Keuren Mary, widow, r. 324 Shotwell

" William R., policeman, r. 333 Eddy
Van Kirk John C, traveling salesman Leo
Metzger, r. Fresno
" Theresa L., widow, dressmaker, r. 1825
Hyde
Van Kleeck Richard D., advertising agent, r. 5

Ritch
Van Koughnet George, traveling salesman The
Clark Mile-End Spool Cotton Co., r. 504
Geary
Van Laak Lambert, capitalist, office 218 Cali-
fornia, room 1, r. 2018 Howard
" Lambert Jr., clerk, r. 3018 Howard
Van Lierde Achille, engineer Spring Valley

W. W., r. Lake Merced
Van Loben Sels P. J., attorney at law and con-
sul The Netherlands and Paraguay, 508
Montgomery, room 20, r. 1305 Adeline,
Oakland
Van Loenen Lucas L., physician, 26>4 Kearny
Van Luvanee John W., solicitor Fireman's

Fund Ins. Co., r. 100 Leavenworth
Van Luven Herman, relief messenger Wells,
Fargo & Co., and attorney at law, 319
Pine, rooms 56-58, r. 299 Hyde
Van Marie Helen S. Mrs., dressmaking, 1708!^
Sacramento
" Henry, gatekeeper Lurline Baths, r. 17O8V2
Sacramento
Van Meter Frank L., bookkeeper Lachman &
Jacobi, r. Alameda
" Frederick S., conductor Market St. By., r.

3635 Sacramento
" Miles E., physician and surgeon, 409 Ellis
Van Mohr John, baker, r. 625 Clay
Vanna J., clerk, r. 737 Howard

" William, hackdriver, r. 858 Mission
Vannell Denis Mrs., r. 1 Hopeton Terrace
Van Ness Bazaar, Pernau Bros. & Pitts Co.
proprietors, 1808 Market, branch 633
Kearny
" Frank, horse trainer, r. 351, 4th Av
" Frank, soapmaker Commercial Soap Co., r.

cor 7th and King
" Frank McC, clerk Easton, Eldridge & Co.,

r. 1310 Taylor
" Garrett, shoemaker G.M.Kutz& Co., r. 1131

Florida
" George W., stage carpenter, r. 803^ Union
" James, shoemaker, r. 1131 Florida
" Mary, widow, r. 803^ Union

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Van Ness Riding Academy and Fencing
School, Dilhan & Tronchet proprietors,
1615 Pacific Av, telephone East 157
Van Ness Seminary, Rev. S. H. Wiiley, D. D.
principal, SE cor Jackson and Gough

" The, Mrs. M. J. Johnson proprietor,
1812 Market

" Thomas C. (Van Ness & Redman), r. 1310
Taylor
Van Ness & Redman (Thomas C. Van Ness and
Lander A. Bedman), attorneys at law, 28
Mills Bldg, 10th floor, telephone Main 197
Vanni John A., machinist Jardine Iron Wks, r.
310/2 Rose Av

" Marsiglio, blacksmith, 723 Front, r. 8 Pres-
cott Court

" Natale, plaster model maker D. Mencar-
ini, r. 1426/2 Pacific
Van Niel Joseph A., clerk S. P. Co., r. 308, 5th
Van Noorden Theodore E. R., gentlemen's
nurse, r. 1315 Steiner

" William F., restaurant, 1038 Folsom '
Van Norden George R., bookkeeper, r. 1143 Polk

" Robert H.. clerk Hearfield, Bannister &
Co., r. 1143 Polk

" Robert T., real estate, 435 Montgomery,
rooms, r. 1143 Polk
>6®=Van Norden. See Van Orden
Van Nostrand Daniel C, r. 1207 Folsom

" Daniel C. Jr., cutter R. C. Atkins & Sons,
r. 327, 31st

" Frank B., inspector U. S. Customs, r. Ala-
meda

" John J., student Walter H. Levy, r. 1307
Folsom
Vannucci Alfred, clerk E. Vannucci& Co., r. 430
Broadway

" Antone, teamster Motroni -& Guastucoi,
r. 410 Union

" Bernard (Vannucci Bros.), r. 1827 Webster

" Brothers (Eugene and Bernard), fruits
and vegetables, SW cor Pine and Web-
ster

" Cesare, fruit dealer, r. 706 Front

" E. & Co. (Emilio Vannucci), groceries, 420
Broadway

" Emilio (E. Vannucci & Co.), r. 420 Broad-
way ,

" Enrico, laborer, r. 2213 Mason

" Ernesto, fisherman, r. 802 Montgomery

" Eugene (Vannucci Bros.), r. 1827 Webster

" Frank, cook Giovacchini & Pasquini, r. 1311
Green

" Frank, fruits and vegetables, 320 Broad-
way

" Giovanni B., woodworker Lorenzo De
Grazia, r. 318 Vallejo

" Luigi, waiter, r. 1013 Montgomery

" Olinto (Vannucci & Pitto), r. 133, 9th

" Raffaelo, r. 3329'^ Harrison rear

" Raffaelo (F. Matteucci & Co. and Mat-
teucci & Vannucci), r. 2008 Powell

" Verginio, woodworker Luigi Pardini, r. 318
Vallejo

" Vico, salesman Jos. Equi, r. 2329i/^ Har-
rison rear

" & Pitto (Olinto Vannucci and Paul Pitto),
fruits and vegetables, 133, 9th
Vanoni Attilio, r. 617 Mission

" Joseph, porter, r. 315 Green
Van Orden Charles H., foreman book depart-
ment H. S, Crocker Co., r. 3813 Howard

" David T., bricklayer, r. 7 Montgomery
Av
Van Orden Emily Miss, teacher music, r. 2813,
34th

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Van Orden George N., D. D. S., dentist, 14

Grant Av, room 44, r. 2813, 24tli
Van Orden Leander, M. D., D. D. S., dentist,
14 Grant Av, room 40, r. 1125 Paru, Ala-
meda
j^"Van Orden. See Van Norden
Van Oterendorf Klaas, master str Alameda, r.

Alameda
Van Pelt Ada Mrs., editor Pacific Ensign, 132
McAllister, r. Oakland
" Edna Miss, saleslady, r. 307 Mason
" Edwin S. (Van Pelt, Kelton & Magee), r.

Stockton, Gal.
" Frank E., clerk Market St. Ry., r. 1224

Jackson
" George G. Mrs., teacher music, r. 1624 Turk
" Henry M., bookkeeper George H. Tay Co.,

r. 320 Fremont
" James A., cashier James McKenna, r. 724

Bryant
" John S., expressman, r. 1045 Market
Van Pelt, Kelton & Magee (Edwin S. Van Pelt,
Austin H. Kelton and Henry S. Magee),
proprietors River Express Co., 3 Spear
" Peter, accountant, r. 320 Fremont
■' Rufus, musician, r. 558 Howard
" William A., boxmaker Hobbs, Wall & Co.,

r. 724 Bryant
" William B., laborer S. P. Co., r. 1624 Turk
" William W., attorney at law, 405 Mont-
gomery, rooms 25-26, r. 1624 Turk
Van Pool George, hoseman Engine 1, r. 649

Broadway
Van Praag Edward D., carrier postofflce, r. 1715
Hyde
" Joseph L., messenger, r. 1211!4 Polk
" Samuel, cigars and tobacco, 1211^4 Polk, r.
1715 Hyde
Van Reed William E., captain U. S. A. (retired),

r. 1908 Page
Van Reynegom Francis W., attorney at law,
ex-Judge Superior Court, 26 Mont-
gomery, room 24, r. 630 Church
Van Saggin Maggie, waitress Windsor Hotel
Van Santen Evariste, clerk Cal. Woolen Mills,

r. 1322 Jackson
Van Schaick Frank C, printer, r. 4 Ewer PI
" Louis H., attorney at law, 606 Montgom-
ery, r. 21 Haight
■' Rufus, superintendent, r. 617a Fulton
.^g^Vanselow. See Vancelow
Van Sickle Leon, stone sawyer John D. McGil-

vray & Co., r. 801 Howard
^g'Yan Sickle. See Van Syckel
Van Sicklen F. W. (Dodge, Sweeney & Co.;, r.

Alameda
Van Slycke Nicholas, watchman Hotel St.

Nicholas
Van Slyke E. W. S. (E. W. S. Van Slyke & Co.),
r. San Mateo, Cal.
" E. W. S. & Co. (E. W. S. Van Slyke and
Charles F. Russell), insurance agents,
26 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
Van Stan Frank, salesman Simonds Saw Co., r.

Alameda
Van Stavern Frank, cigar maker Pac. Coast Co-
operative Cigar Mfg. Co., r. New West-
ern Hotel
Van Straaten Benjamin E., porter City and

County Hospital
VanSull A., clerk, r. 142/2. 4th
Van Syckel Gustavus A., agent, r. 385 San Jose
Av
" Spencer H., motorman Market St. Ry., r.
1046 Kentucky
4S"Van Syckel. See Van Sickle

Van Tassel Frank, cider manufacturer, 241, 8th
Van Tassell Alexander, longshoreman, r. 1252
Montgomery
" George J., carriage painter, r. 1252 Mont-
gomery
" John, pipemaker W. W. Montague & Co., r.

Stanford Heights nr Foerster
" Margaret, widow, r. 1252 Montgomery
" Philip L., clerk A. W. Blow, r. Larkspur
" Theodore S., insurance, 216 Sansome,

room 1
" Thomas F., pressman Chronicle, r. 1252
Montgomery
Van Trees Frank S., architect, r. IVA Web-
ster
Van Treight Elizabeth Miss, furnished rooms,
863 Mission
" Robert, bookkeeper, r. 863 Mission
Vanvales Mitchell, manager Demetrius G.
Camerinos. 519-523 Sansome, r. 502 Wash-
ington
Van V alkenburgh Edgar, r. 704 Guerrero
" Edgar Jr., clerk, r. 706 Guerrero
" Henry, clerk, r. 706 Guerrero
" William H., clerk Lunt Bros., r. 1711
Turk
Van Vechter Mary, widow, r. 404 Turk
\'an Vlack Gilbert J. Mrs., widow, r. 419 Ash-
bury
" Herbert J., draftsman Henry A. Schulze,
r. 419 Ashbury
Van Vleck M. A. Mrs., Pacific Coast agent Dun-
bar's System Tonic Co., 126 Kearny,
room 37
" Maria Miss, teacher Polytechnic High
School, r. 122 Lyon
Van Vliet Julius, watchmaker and jeweler, 752
Market, r. 2100Devisadero
" Leon, jeweler, r. 1626 Post
" Louis, manager Columbia Loan and Col-
lateral office, 9 Grant Av, r. Iii26 Post
" Louis, stock clerk M. Franklin & Bro. ,r.

1626 Post
" Maurice, jewelry, 948 Market and 4, 6th, r.
1210 Ellis
Van Voorhies Albert A., salesman, r. 8 Hayes
" George, guide, r. 909 Kearny
" Ruth, widow, r. 8 Hayes
" Willis, salesman S. F. Planing Mill, r. 1316
Larkin
Van Vorst Carrie Mrs., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Van Water Theodore, machinist, r. 1104 Mis-
sion
Van Wie Emma Miss, dressmaker, r. 28, 8th
" Harry, carpenter, r. 1807 Union
" Henry, plumber G. «fe E. Snook, r. 104 China
Av
Van Winkle Dora, widow, r. 22 Freelon
'< Emma F. Miss, portrait artist, r. 1902

Baker
" Hannah E., widow, proprietor The Van

Winkle, 307 Jones, r. 1902 Baker
" Henry L., with I. S.Van Winkle & Co., r. San

Rafael
" I. S., estate of (I. S. Van Winkle & Co.)
office 413-415 Market

VAN WINKLE I. S. & CO.

(estate of Isaac S. Van Winkle), N. T.
Romaine manager, iron, steel, heavy
hardware, hardwood lumber, black-
smiths' materials, horse shoes and
nails, 413-415 Market, telephone Main
211
Van Winkle Jeanette F. Miss, r. 1902 Baker

" John S., groceries, SE cor30th and Church,
r. 2224 Howard

" Lawrence E., with I. S. Van Winkle & Co.,
r. 2120 Jackson

" Peter S., r. 2224 Howard

" Peter W., r. St. Mary's Hospital

" The, Mrs. Hannah E. Van Winkle proprie-
tor, 207 Jones

" Thomas M., salesman Waterhouse& Les-
ter, r. 2224 Howard
Van Worner Clara B. Miss, stationery and no-
tions, NW cor 25th and Howard

" Henry J., carpenter, r. NW cor 25th and
Howard

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Van Wyck Crittenden, special agent Preferred

Accident Ins. Co., r. 1914 Webster

" Henry L,., stockbroker, 308 Pine, r. 3424

Steiner

" Sidney M. Mrs., widow, r. 1914 Webster

van Wyck Sidney McMechen Jr (Crittenden &

van Wyck), attorney at law, 601-604

Spreckels Bldg, r. 1914 Webster

Van Wyck Stedman R. (Bell & Van Wyck), r.

Oakland
Van Wymen Bernard, carpenter, r. 513b Larkin
" Edward W., stenographer Le Count Bros.,
r. 513b Larkin
Vanzandt Reuben, shipping clei'k H. A. Lozier

& Co., r. Oakland
Vaponi Mary, widow, r. 532 Filbert rear
Varanese Raymond (Varanese & Julien), r. 308
Turk
" & Julien (Raymond Varanese), tailors, 105
Turk
Varcoe Hettie, widow, r. 438 Van Ness Av
" John, clerk, r. 438 Van Ness Av
" William E., clerk, r. 438 Van Ness Av
Vardas Frank, cook John W. Fletcher, r. 149
Shipley
" Martin, seaman, r. 12 Hinckley
Varelo Joaquina, widow, lodgings, 238 Bran-
nan
Vargas Anthony, barber, 353, 3d, r. 5 Commercial
" Anthony Jr., barber Anthony Vargas, r. 5

Commercial
" Manuel, barber M. F. Silva
" Manuel, laborer, r. 48 Minna
" Mary Mrs., proprietor Star Lodging House,

5 Commercial
" Pedro, porter St. Dominies' Monastery
Jg^ Vargas. See Vergas
Varley John, longshoreman, r. 416 Broadway
Varlop Henry, finisher The Norton Tanning Co.
Varney Benjamin F., r. 1106 Sacramento
" Chester L., chemist C. E. Worden & Co., r.

2912 Mission
" Edward J., butcher W. D. Wilson, r. 511

Jones
" Frank H., dynamo man Edison Light and

Power Co., r. 2912 Mission
" Harry H., clerk local freight office S. P.

Co., r. Larkspur, Cal.
" Henry J., laborer Western Sugar Refinery,

r. 1346 Market
" John W., r. 2912 Mission
" Lebbeus H., superintendent Bly the build-
ings, r. 7241^ Market
" Percy G., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 731
Lott

VARNEY THOMAS H. B.,

Rambler and Ideal Bicycles, Rambler
Bicloramo, Market, 10th and Steven-
son, telephone South 539, r. 33 Julian
Av

Varney Waldo J., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

]857Lexington Av
Varnhagen Simon, crockery and household

goods, 140, 9th, r. 1314 Mission
Vami Charles, peddler, r. SW cor Franklin and
Greenwich
" Frederick, salesman B. G. Ruhl & Co., r.

11 Jasper PI
" James, gardener, r. off Mission Road opp

Amazon Av
" Joseph (Varni & Biasotti), r. 29% Board-
man PI
" Nicholas, r. 806 Filbert
" William, gardener, r. off Mission Road opp

Amazon Av
" & Biasotti (Joseph Varni and Antonio Bi-
asotti), liquors, 759, 7th
Varrey Charles, master mariner, 9 Mission, r.

West Berkeley
Varsi Aloysius Rev. S. J., prefect St. Ignatius
Church, r. 214 Hayes
" Giovanni, r. 19 Ohio PI
Vartie William, seaman, r. 100'^ Jackson
Vary George Mrs., widow, r. 817 Post
Vary George M. P., physician and surgeon, 41
St. Ann's Bldg, hours 12 m. to 3 p. m.
and 7 to 8 p. m., r. 817 Post
4®=-Vary. See Vayre

W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.

Artistic Tiles,

F*lain, Gla:zeca. aiad. Decorated.

AMERICAN AND ENGLISH-
311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST,

Vascelius Charles, salesman Hildebrandt, Pos-

ner&Co.,r. 207 Larkin
Vasco da Gamo House, 216 Jackson
Vasconcellos Joseph J., salesman James De

LaMontanya, r. 1310 Fell
Vasek John, wire worker John Mehes, r. 283
Stevenson
" Joseph, wire worker, r. 69 Jessie
Vaselatos Napoleon, fruits and curios, B nr 49th

Av. and Ocean Terrace, Sutro Heights
Vasia Daniel, janitor, r. 7 Salmon
Vasileski Victor, sculptor, 818 Laguna, r. 530

Eddy
Vasky Stephen, wire worker, r. 112?^ Turk rear
Vaslit Prank H., asst. secretary Cal. Academy
of Sciences, r. 705 Sutter
" Frank S. Mrs., widow, r. 705 Sutter
Vasquez Joseph, salesman E. Garnier & Co., r.
523 Kearny
" Raymond, liquors, 1331 Dupont, r. 443 Green
Vasquini Antonio, laborer, r. 1113 Montgomery

rear
Vass Gretha, domestic, 108 Noe
Vassault Ferdinand, real estate and money
broker, 608 Montgomery, room 24, r. 1513
Washington
Vassault Ferdinand L, secretary Argonaut
Publishing Co., 313 Grant Av, r. 1513
Washington
Vassault Lawrence S., assistant editor The

Argonaut, r. 1513 Washington
Vasselin Jules M. H., carpenter, r. 763!4 Bry-
ant
Vasseur Leon, florist Pierre Leduc, r. August

Alley
Vater Edwin A., sculptor, r. 68, 9th
" George, r. 3346 Washington
" Rosalia Mrs., teacher languages, r. 2346
Washington
Vath Charles, secretary Fredericksburg Bot-
tling Co., 931 MarKet and 1510 Ellis
" Charles J., butcher, r. 1930 Ellis
Vattuone Angelo, florist Figone Antonini, r.
628 Broadway
" Emanuel, groceries and liquors, 400 Fran-
cisco, r. 24 Varennes
Vaucher Paul, retoucher Miss Fannie L. Mat-
son, r. 954 Mission
Vaudagna Giovanni (Vaudagna & Davini), r.
1411 Dupont
" & Davini (Giovanni Vaudagna and Angelo
Davini), liquors, 1411 Dupont
Vaughan Clarence H., clerk La Grande Laun-
dry, r. 20?4 Isis
" E. A. Mrs , housekeeper The Colonial
Vaughan Fred W., secretary and manager
Deere Implement Co., 305-307 Market, r.
899 Pine
" Frederick, deputy County Clerk, r. 1010

Golden Gate Av
" Emma, widow, r. 113 Guerrero
" George, clerk German American Ins. Co.,

r. Oakland
" George, laborer, r. 715 Howard
" Hiram G., contractor, 510 Safe Deposit

Bldg, r. 112 Guerrero
" H. Melvin, photographer Imperial Photo-
graphic Studio, r. 112 Guerrero
" Honora D., widow, r. 145 Shipley rear
" Jennie, widow, r. 224, 34th rear
" John, r. 2407 Octavia
" John, brass finisher, r. 145 Shipley rear
" Joseph A., attorney at law and steno-
grapher, 33 Mills Bldg, 7th floor, r. 1945
Geary
" Thomas, street sweeper, r. 861 Market

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Vaughn Alton R., clerk A. Schilling &Co.,r.
2333 Post
" Charles, r. .^10 Gearv
" Edward, laborer, r. 2623 Sutter
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 930 Sanchez
" George, carpenter, r. 2101 Steiner
" George H., carpenter, r. 2101 Steiner
" John, conductor, r. 724 Mission
" Joseph J., can maker Holbrook, Merrill &

Stetson, r. 304 Fell
" Kate, groceries and notions, 3119 Mission,

r. California Av opp 29th
" Mary, widow, r. 3 William
" Mary A., widow, r. 1400 Buchanan
" Michael J., cabinet maker New Home Sew-
ing Machine Co., r. 1118, 23d
•' Nace, carpenter, r. 408i4 Natoma
•' N. Walter, machinist Edison Light and

Power Co., r. 1621 Folsom
" Patrick, r. 7 Sheridan i-ear
" W., teamster Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r. 2102

Steiner
" William P., boiler maker, r. 45 Federal
" William W., porter, r. 918 Geary
" Wilson, salesman Owl Drug Co., r. 918
Geary
Vaught Emma F., widow, r, 324V4 Guerrero
" William A., blacksmith H. C. Spaulding,
r. 402 Valencia
A'aupel Henry J. E., hardware, paints and oils,

223314 Mission
Vauthier Alfred (estate of), liquors, 1301 Stock-
ton
" Caroline, widow, teacher piano and
French, r. 1319 Powell
Vaviloff Peter (Vavilofl & Cockerill), r. 311
Turk
" & Cockerill (Peter Vaviloff and James C.
Cockerill), restaurant, 1304 Market
Vawter William I., secretary A. A. Davis Mill-
ing Co., SE cor Battery and Broadway,
r. Medford, Or.
Vayr Francisco (Joseph Jacquemet & Co.), r.

105, 6th
Vayssie Alexandre, groceries and liquors, cor
15th Av South and Q
" Antone, pressor Legallet-Hellwig Tan-
ning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
Vaz Alfred, steward, r. 1240 Howard
Veach Thomas J., salesman, r. 604, 1st Av
Veal Walter, waiter Cardall &Marston, r. 343

Minna
Veasey Frank B., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co.,
r. 1209 Taylor
" Martha, widow, r. 1309 Taylor
Veberg Samuel S., st ck broker, r. 9.37, 14th
Vecki Victor G., physician and surgeon, 22

Geary, telephone Main 1393
Veeder Barny H., clothing, 216 Brannan
" Frederick, r. 1210. 17th
" Harmon, r. 1210. 17th
Veen Frank J. (Glaus Wreden & Co.), r. 1103

Clay
Vega Frank, seaman, r. 357 Brannan
" Gila, widow, r. 16 Virginia PI
" Joseph, clerk Frank Paganini, r. bliy^. 4th
" Louis, bootblack, r. 46 Louisa rear
Veghte John H., stonecutter, r. 305V4 Haight
" William H., machinist, r. SObV^ Haight
Vehr Catherine, widow, r. 135b Shipley

" Gustavus, house painter, r. !35b Shipley
Veiller Leon, collector, r. 1914 Leavenworth "

" Mathilde, widow, r. 1914 Leavenworth
Veirs Frank B., salesman G. W. Clark & Co., r.

2234, 23d
4®"Veirs. See Vierhus

Veit Christian, laborer U. S. Engineer's dept.,
r. Lyon bet Lombard and Greenwich
" Matthias, machinist P'ulton Eng. & Ship
Bldg Wks, r. SE cor Go Jgh and Lombard
Veitch Harry, iron worker, r. 569 Pennsylva-
nia Av
" Mamie Miss, saleslady Mrs. A. Dorn, r. 75

California Av
" Perry, boots and shoes, 1302 Valencia, r.

75 California Av
" William, stone cutter John D. McGilvrav
& Co., r. 622, 4th
Vieth Paul F., painter, .525 Haight, r. 106 Noe
Velander Frank, seaman, r. 129 Clara
Velarca Raphael R.. subscription agent Revista

del Pacifico, r. 1211 Powell
Velasco Jose R., correspondent W. Loaiza &
Co, r. 1410 Powell
" Louis, can maker Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 1411% Mason
" Petronila, widow, r. 912% Jackson
" Vincent, can maker Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. 1411% Mason
Velcich John, waiter Matteo Drobaz, r. 6 Wash-
ington
Velie Stephen H., vice-president Deere Imple-
ment Co., 305-307 Market, r. Moline, 111
Vella A., waiter str City of Panama
Veller George F., clerk M. Goss & Co., r. 30

Hartford
Vellguth William, r. 1431 Jackson
Vellis Theodore, manager Albert Mueller & Co.,

1210 Market, r. II6I1/2 Mission
Velpona Luigi, cook S. Dermartini, r. 14 Union

PI
Velps Edwin G., laborer Union Brewing Co., r.
1232 Pacific
" William C, clerk W. N. Dimmick, r. 1232

Pacific
" William R., clerk, r. 1233 Pacific
Velten Frederick, bag maker Wagner & Krueger,
r. 15 Willow A V
" J. H,, traveling salesman Tillmann & Ben-
del, r. Oakland
Venable Joseph A., marine engineer, r. 2008

Larkin
Venaglia Attillio, r. 216 Lombard

" Henry, restaurant keeper, r. 216 Lombard
Venard Josephine, widow, r. 702 Lombard
J8®"Venard. See Vennard
Venchiarutti Louis, clerk auditing dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. 1000 Van Ness Av
Vencke Prosper, peddler, r. 360 Natoma
Vendome Tbe, Mrs. M. E. Grant proprietor, 1104

Market
Vendryes Joseph W., clerk Mexican Consulate,

r. 25 Stockton PI
Venger Selma, domestic, 142 Castro
Venker C. H. & Co. (Charles H. Venker and
Charles H. Kortjohn), groceries and
liquors, SW cor Geary and Hyde
" Charles H. (C. H. Venker & Co.), r. SW cor

Geary and Hyde
" F. H., cashier Standard Oil Co., r. 834 Haight
" Henry, clerk Henry Hollman, r. 406 San

Jose Av
" Henry H.,2d asst. engineer str City of
Peking, r. 824 Haight
Venn Charles C, painter, r. 3002 Laguna
Vennard Frederick W., operator Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 338 San Jose Av
" James, brass finisher W. T. Garratt & Co.,
r. Golden Gate, Alameda Co.
Vennekohl Bernhard (Vennekohl Bros.), r. 1210

Pacific
Vennekohl Brothers (John and Bernhard), gro-
ceries and liquors, 1234-1236 Pacific
" John (Vennekohl Bros.), r. 1232 Pacific
Vennott May Miss, dressmaking, 450 Natoma
Veno Stephen, teamster Englander Bros., r.

219, 17th
Vensano Alexander (F. Daneri & Co.), r. 1915

Taylor
Vent James, carpenter, 2318 Geary
" Joseph, driver San Mateo Ranch Dairy, r.

2318 Geary
" William, driver Emil Di Vecchio, r. 1417
Ellis
^S'Vent. See Vint

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Venter John C, adjuster Wells, Fargo & Co., r.

Brooklyn Hotel
Venton Arscott, clerk Pac. Mail SS. Co., r. 626

Haight
Ventura Asphalt Co. (Ventura, Cal.), Frank A.
Brooks secretary, office 39 Montgomery
Block
" Jose, laborer, r. 422 Drumm
Venturi Antonio, waiter, r. 422 Broadway
" Candido, tailor, 1317 Kearny
" Peter, porter Washburn & Moen Mfg. Co.,

r. 619 Front
" T. & Co. (Telete Venturi and Adolfo
Ciucci), merchant tailors, 315-317 Mont-
gomery Av
" Telete (T. Venturi & Co.), r. 420 Montgom-
ery Av
" Vincent, fisherman, r. 1110 Kearny
" Vinzenco (Domenichini & Venturi), r. 1617

Powell
" Vincenzo, fisherman, r. 8 Dunn Alley
Ventuno Luigi, farmer, r. 526 Broadway
Veran Margaret, widow, r. 1619 Mason
VerandaBlOCk, NE cor Kearny and Washington
Verbarg Frederick, salesman George W. Tin-
dal & Co., r. 417 Kearny
" Henry C. (George W. Tindal & Co.), r. 605
Clay
Verbeok Achille, tailor G. Tacconi, r. Berkeley
" A. J., seaman, r. 3 East
" Gustave, tailor, 525 Pine, r. 6 Bacon PI
Verbridge David, carpenter N. Parrish & Co., r.

Oakland
Vercevich Adam (Churich & Vercevich), r. 628

Laguna
Vercoutere Charles L., boots and shoes, 1514

Stockton
Verdenal Grace Miss, typewriter W. C. Martin,
r. 491/2 South Park
" John M., attorney at law, 628 Montgomery,
room41, r. 49!^ South Park
Verdenhalven John, groceries, 400, 6th, r. 403, 6th

" John F., clerk J. Verdenhalven, r. 400, 6th
Verdier Adrien, tanner Legallet-Hellwig Tan-
ning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
" °A. Eugene, tanner Legallet-Hellwig Tan-
ning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
" Auguste, ironer Legallet-Hellwig Tanning

Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
" Edward, stamping patterns, 815 Geary

VERDIER G. & 00.

(Gaston Verdier and August J. G. Fuse-
not), proprietors City of Paris, im-
porters and dealers dry goods, SE cor
Geary and Grant Av, Paris 2 Rue du
Faubourg Poissonniere, New York
486 Broadway, Los Angeles 223 South
Broadway

Verdier Gaston (G. Verdier & Co.). r. Paris,
France
" Paul, ladies' tailor, 409i/^ Geary
" Paul, wool puller Legallet-Hellwig Tan-
ning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av

Verdies Angela, widow, r. 19 Trenton

Verdon Michael J., liquors, 39 East, r. 5 Market
" Rinaldo. cook, r. 418 Greenwich

Verduci Giovanni, fruits and vegetables, 1100
McAllister

Verdugie James, fruits, 1031 Montgomery

Verdugo Camillo, machinist Risdon I. & L.
Wks, r. West Berkeley
" Joseph, cook, r. 1515 Dupont

Verduzco Miguel, saddler Visalia Stock Saddle
Co., r. 11131/4 Kearny

Verein Concordia, 413 Bush

Verein Eintracht, Charles Winters president,
Caspar Miller secretary, 237, 12th

Verein Eintracht Hall, 237, I2th, telephone
South 717
" Oesterreich, 121 Post, rooms 9-10

Verga Giuseppe (Verga & Cariani), r. 204 Mont-
gomery Av
" & Cariani (Giuseppe Verga and Luigi
Cariani), sausage makers, 204 Montgom-
ery Av

Verge Reuben P., housemover, r. 9 Boyce

Verges John P., liquors, W s Mission Road nr
Onondaga Av

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

ORIENTAL RUGS.

COLORINGS AND DESIGNS NOVEL
AND ARTISTIC.

e^i-e-^-y ivi.aru&t st.

Vergez Annie Miss, laundress Mrs. Marceline
Taussau, r. 441, 4th
•' August, cook John Vergez, r. 607 Vallejo
" Charles, baker, r. 1110 Pacific
" John, laundry, 2437 Buchanan
" Joseph, ironer Jean P. Mirassou, r. 333,
24th
Vergilio Vincenzo D., r. 249 Pacific
Vergini John, molder Filmer-Rollins Electro

Co.,r. 416 Ivy Av
Vergnes Dominic, wool puller Legallet-Hellwig
Tanning Co., r. 6th Av South nr Rail-
road Av
" Frederick, cellarman F. Chevalier & Co. ,

r. 22 Tehama
" Isidor, porter B. Frapolli & Co., r. 24 Tren-
ton
" Joseph, boarding and lodgings, 24 Trenton
" Justin, tanner Legallet-Hellwig Tanning

Co., r. 6th Av South nr Railroad Av
" Rosalind Mrs., r. 303, 3d
Vergnet Emile, baker, r. 815 Stockton
" Zephirin, porter, r. 815 Stockton
Verhagan Adolph, patent Mosaic Art Glass, 14

Dore
Vehellen Henry, cook, r. 2106 Powell
" James, cellarman Blumenthal & Co., r.
2106 Powell
Verheyien Joseph, teamster, r. 129i/4 Clara
Verhoeff Harry, r. 242'/2, 12th
Verhoeven Theodore A. (Verhoeven & Gass), r
607 Chenery
" & Gass (Theodore A. Verhoeven and Julius
A. Gass), groceries and liquors, SW cor
18th and Guerrero
Verleger Frederick, vice-president A. J. Leary
Co., r. 2108 Lyon
" Henry, paper ruler H. S. Crocker Co., r. 712
Clement
Verling Charles, rattan worker Wakefield Rat-
tan Co., r. 342, 5th
Verme Augustus, millhand Cal. Drug and Spice
Mills, r. 1608 Mason
" Joseph, tailor, r. 705 Vallejo
Ver Mehr John M. Mrs., widow, r. 2423 Pacific
Av
" John M., student Van der Naillen's
Schobl of Engineering, r. 2423 Pacific
Av
" L. M., freight clerk str Coptic, r. 2423 Pa

cific Av
" Rudolph de H., asst. secretary Merchants'
Ciedit Assn., of Cal., 123 California,
room 25, r. 2423 Pacific Av
Vermehren John L., pressman Horwinski Bros.,

r. I13IV2 Stevenson
Vermeil Albert A. L., storekeeper X L Dairy
Co.,r. 2651 Howard
" Charles J. P., bookkeeper X L Dairy Co.,
r. 2651 Howard
Vermeil Jean L. (J. L. Vermeil & Co.), and
president X L Dairy Co., NE cor 21st
and Folsom, r. 2651 Howard
Vermeil J. L. & Co. (Jean L. Vermeil and
George E. Wellington), hay and grain,
N W cor Brannan and 7th
" Matilda B. Miss, bookkeeper J. L. Vermeil
& Co., r. 2651 Howard
Vermont House, Mrs. M. A. Franklin proprietor,
3031/^ Sutter

Vermont Marble Oompany,

San Francisco branch, M. J. Hawley
and Charles A. Field managers, whole-
sale dealers in marble, yard and mill
244-250 Brannan

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Vermorcken Frederick M., artist, 231 Post

" Oscar A., artist, 231 Post
Vernazza Benedict, porter John Demartini &

Co., r. 1708 Dupont
Vernengo Charles, janitor, r. 4 Burgoyne PI

'• G., gardener Colombo Market
Verney Samuel J., salesman, r. 413, 19th
Vernon Frank, laborer, r. 10 Sherman
" Frank, official reporter Police Court 2, r.

1933 Green
" George C, clerk, r. 821 Bush
'• H. E., chief clerk freight departmentAtlan-
tic and Pacific Railroad Co., r. Alameda
" Howard, official reporter Police Court 1, r.

1918 Green
" John H., barber A. Gonzales, r. 9 Garden

Av
" Sidney B., clerk Davis Louderback, r. 1923
Green
Verondo Pietro, r. 818 Sansome
Veroni Bertha, teacher music and languages,
313 Hyde
" Hans, reporter, r. 313 Hyde
Veronica Mineral Water Co., Henry Clifton
general manager, 431 Turk, telephone
Hyde 53
Verra Giacomo, window cleaner, r. 322 Green
Verrill Edgar F., baggagemaster S. P. Co., r.
236F 13th

VERRUE INSTANTANEOUS

WATER HEATER CO. OF CALIFORNIA,
C. W. Weston president, James D.
Graham secretary, office 8 Easter-
Ijrook Bldg, 20-24 Geary

Vers John, groceries and liquors, 135, 21st

Versailles The, Mrs. M. W. Kierski proprietor,
611 Taylor

Versalovich Anton, restaurant, 1342 Market, r.
28, 8th
■' Vincent J., waiter Anton Versalovich, r.

28, 8th
" Vincent P. ( Versalovich & Cossa-

novich), r. 28, 8th
" & Cassanovich (Vincent P. Versalovich
and Martin Cossanovich), oyster house
and restaurant, Grand Central Market

Vervais Theophile A., bookkeeper, r. 523a 7th

VervalinD., produce commission, 106 Davis, r.
Berkeley

Vescovo Peter, r. 17 Rincon Av

Vesey Mary A. Mrs., r. Old People's Home

Vesper Oliver M., vice-president Welch & Co.,
220 California, r. East Oakland

Vessey A., clerk Tillmann & Bendel, r. Oakland
" Henry, molder, r. 328, 3d rear

Vestal Abbie Miss, landscape painting, 1632
Howard

Vestey Dora Mrs., proprietor Colton House, r.
448^/2, 3d
" Elizabeth Mrs., wax flowers, 440, 3d
" Samuel, provisions, 440, 3d

Vestkusten (Swedish weekly), Olsson & Skar-
stedt proprietors, Alexander Olsson
manager, Ernest Skarstedt editor, 921
Mission

Vestra Sandebudet (monthly), John A. Almk-
vish editor, 537, 7th

Vesuvio Paste Co., L. Nunziato & Son proprie-
tors, 415 Broadway

Veteran Firemen's Association, Joseph T.
Marshall president, W. A. ScoUy secre-
tary. Pioneer Bldg

Veteran Guard of California, G. A. R., T. C.
Mastellar adjutant. E. Wiegand quarter-
master. Armory 620 Bush

Veteran Odd Fellows' Association, Odd Fel

lows' Bldg
" Volunteer Fireman's Association, Pioneer
Bldg
Veteranen Der Deutsohen Armee (Veterans

German Army), 310 O'Farrell
Veterans Home Association, W. C. Burnett
president, John Jay Scoville secretary,
320 Sansome, rooms 13
Veterans Mexican War, 22 O'Farrell
Vetere Frank, barber, 502, 7th

" James, barber Frank Vetere
Veterinary Department University of Califor-
nia, F. W. Skaife dean, A. A. Cunning-
ham secretary, NE cor Post and Fill-
more
Vett Carl, gardener, r. 2025 Geary
Vette Christopher P. W. (H. W. Vette & Co.), r.
502 O'Farrell
" Henry W. (H. W. Vette & Co.), r. 502 O'Far-
rell
" H. W. & Co. (Henry W. and Christopher F.
W. Vette), groceries and liquors, NW
cor Jones and O'Farrell
Vetter August, carriage blacksmith, NE cor
9th and Brannan, r. 10 McLea Court
" Frederick J., real estate, r. 1544 Page
" Katie, domestic, 2122 Geary
" William, boxmaker, r. 439, 6th
Vetterlein August, hostler Gustave Lindauer,
r. 862 Howard
" Morris, tanner, r. 541, 9th
Vetterli Marie A., widow, r. 615 Pine
Veuve H. Harry, agent Heidsick & Co., dry
Monopole Champagne, 124 Sansome, r.
Pacific-Union Club
Veuzke August, nurse German Hospital
Vevoda John K., harnessmaker, r. 314 Ivy Av
Veyhle Gotthilf , wood turner, r. 520 Bryant
" Theodore, rnachinehand Excelsior Mill Co.,
r. 520 Bryant
Veysey M., conductor Sutter St. Ry.,r. 130 Fern

Av
Vezina Louis N., carpenter, r. 23514 Oak
Viacava Giuseppe, laborer, r. 10 Margaret PI
Viadero Damasco, salesman Esberg, Bachman

& Co., r. 325 Oak
Vialatte Etienne, waiter, r. 4 Adelaide PI
Viale Charles, painter, r. 10 San Antonio
Viani Narcisse, fruit peddler, r. 1026 Montgom-
ery
Viavi Co. The (Hartland and Herbert Law),
manufacturers pharmaceutical prepara-
tions, 2304-2308 Van Ness Av
" Hall, 3304 Van Ness Av
Vitoart Augustus, chief clerk Adjutant-Gener-
al's office, Department of California, 207
Phelan Bldg, r. 1113 Larkin
Vibert Maxim, r. 518 Valencia
" Philip, dynamo man Edison Light and
Power Co., r. 410 Jones
Vice Mary A. Mrs., teacher music, r. 706 Post
" Thomas, boatbuilder, r. 1616 Golden Gate

Av
" William, pattern maker Risdon I. and L.

Wks. r. 1616 Golden Gate Av
" William L., student Van der Naillen's
School of Engineering, r. 1616 Golden
Gate Av
Vice William R., Pacific Coast passenger
agent Union Pacific System, 1 Mont-
gomery
«®="Vice. See Vise

Vicini Louise Miss, bookkeeper Peter Vicini
" Peter, fruit and vegetables, 1005 Pacific
" Stephen, clerk Peter Vicini
Vickery John, lumberman, r. 715 Howard
Vickery William K., fine art publisher and
picture framer, 224 Post, r. Oakland
" Williams., bartender Philip J. Crimmins,
r. 1709 Dupont
Vicovich Louis, cook John Lubben, r. 933 Mont-

Victor Catherine, widow, r. 807 Shotwell
" Charles, trunks, 510 Market, r. 9^/4 Rausch

Victor Flour Mills (Hollister), William Stein-
beck manager, Sperry Flour Co. proprie-
tors, 134 California

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Victor Gustave, trunkmaker C. A. Malm & Co.,
r. 10 Laussat
" H., waiter str San Jose
" J., r. 503 Washington
" James v., r. 146 Eddy
" Jobn, electrician Morosco's Grand Opera

House, r. 710 Mission
" John M., barber Manuel P. Fernandez, r.

403 Broadway
" The, Mrs. O. H. Bogart proprietor, 1006
Pine
Victoria and Imperial Tunnel Mining Co.,
William H. Watson secretary, 303 Mont-
gomery, room 6
Victoria Lumber and Manufacturing Co.
(Chemainus, B. C), Welch & Co. agents,
330 California
" The, Mrs. T. H. Irwin proprietor, 1105 Hyde
Victorino Archimede, lisherman, r. 334 Vallejo

rear
Victory Denis, teamster Oregon Imp. Co., r. 559

Bryant
Vidak Peter, r. 3331/2 Minna

Vidal George, helper J. P. Groom & Co., r. 631
Post

VIDAVER N. J.,

dentist, olfice and r. 323 Geary, tele-
phone Main 5505

Videau Benjamin, laborer William A. Schrock,
r. 133714 Natoma
" Gustave, policeman, r. 30 Dearborn
" Henry C, clerk freight auditor's dept. S.
P. Co., r. 38Bartlett
Vidotta Nicholas, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo
Vidovich Michael, r. 353 Stevenson
" Peter, cook Milishich & Bello, r. 515 Geary
" Peter W., bartender Spiro Vuscovich, r.
831!4 Montgomery
Vidy Louis A., asst manager Park Cycle Co.,

Fulton nr 6th Av
Vieara John (Silveira & Vieara), r. 810, 15th Av

South
Viebrock Charles, bookkeeper, r. 417 Stockton
Vieira da Silveira Jodo, barber, QbSy^ Folsom
'• Manuel, barber, 406 Drumm, r. Oakland
" Manuel, laborer U. S. Customs, r. 433
Drumm
Vielbaum Albert, cooper, r. Ellsworth nr Cort-
land Av
Vielhauer Frank, bakery, 331, 4th
" John, r. 36 Howard Court
" William, baker Adolph Gull, r. 1316 Pacific
Vieller Louise Mrs., journalist Chronicle
Vien Joseph B., driver Curtoni & Mitrovich, r.

615 Turk
Vienna Bakery, Paul Drasdo proprietor, 112
Grant Av
" Model Bakery, Reinhold Beck proprietor,

305 Kearny
" Polish Co., I. Livingston manager, 518 Clay
Vienna Wire Works, John Racik proprietor,

980 Howard
Vieno Enis, fisherman, r. 318 Vallejo
" Stephen M., teamster Englander Bros., r.
219, 17th
Viereckt Conrad, driver T. Bomke, r. 524, 33d
Vierhus Robert, carpenter, r. 518 Hermann
Vierra Tiburcio, r. 409 Dolores
Vieriong A. O. Mrs.,r. 873 Mission
Vieson Louis, driver Bibo, Newman & Ikenberg,

r. 1311 Larkin
Vietheer Herman, watchman Morton Draying
and Warehouse Co., r. 368 Mission
" John J., longshoreman, r. 30% Louisa
Vieulacre Philip, cellarman, r. 577 Bryant
Viganego Emilio, cigarmaker, r. 313 Union
Vignaus Josephine, domestic, 1714 Van Ness

Av
Vigneron Marie, widow, r. 140434 Powell
Vignier Ami, wholesale wines and liquors, 439-

431 Battery, r. 916 Greenwich
Vikell Gustave, shoemaker, NW cor Iowa and

18th Potrero
Viking Brewing Co., L. Knudson president, NW

cor 18th and Hampshire
Viking Machine Works, John G. North pro-
prietor. 623 Mission
Vill Bertram (Ph. Mazzi & Co.), r. 237, 4th

Villa Ernest, tinsmith, r. 1318 Kearny

" George, washer La Grande Laundry
Valladino Buffano, bootblack, r. 11 Pollard PI
Villadson John, clerk Hotel Fairmount
Villain Albert J., physician French Hospital
" Emil B., shipping clerk Hawley Bros.

Hardware Co., r. East Oakland
" John B., r. 2141 Pine
Villalon Daniel, porter Bernhard Bernhard, r.

316 Green
Villard Alexander, lithographer, r. 934 Hayes
Ville de Paris, G. Verdier & Co. proprietors, SE

cor Geary and Grant Av
Villemeur E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 644 Sacra-
mento
Villiere Albert J., pressman Brunt, r. 1139 Va-
lencia
Villiger Henry, clerk Paul Drasdo, r. 317 Mason
Vina Distillery, 819 Market, rooms 1-3, tele-
phone Main 474
Vinal John D., r. 25 Oak Grove Av
" John T., cellarman Cal. Wine Assn, r. 25

Oak Grove Av
" William, plumber Charles Brown & Son, r.
25 Oak Grove Av
Vinay Enrico Rev., r. 1000 Lombard
Vince Alfred A., miner, r. 715 Howard
Vincenot Louisa, widow, r. 733 Washington
Vincent Albert C, oysterman, r. 15 Madison Av
" Albert G., poulterer A. Strasser, r. 710 Tay-
lor
" Alice C, teacher Broadway Grammar

School, r. 1519 Clay
" Arthur Mrs., widow, r. 1606 Geary
" Bosio, carpenter, r. 443, 1st
" Clarence D., contractor, 5 Mills Bldg, r.

Oakland
" Frank, fireman, r. 336 Michigan
" Frank, painter, r. 14 John
" George, expressman, SE cor 6th and How-
ard, r. 131, 4th
" George A., watchman, r. 108^4 Francisco
" George J., bookkeeper S. F. Gas Light Co.

r. 411 Capp
" George T., mining, 152 Crocker Bldg, r. 731

Broadway
" H. P., consulting engineer, 335 Crocker

Bldg, r. 330 Montgomery Av
" James, teacher music, 1319a Clay
" James B., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 309

Clipper
" John P., bartender Thomas W. Shaw, r. 329

O'Farrell
" Joseph, bartender Windsor Bar, r. 905

Market
" Joseph, miner, r. 1612 Jones
" Joseph, porter Golden Eagle Hotel, r. 406

Broadway
" Joseph P., miner, r. 1612 Jones
" J. R. A., quartermaster str Albatross
" Lawrence, auctioneer, r. 710 Taylor
" Louis, butcher, 1220 Polk, r. 1835 Clay
" Mary, widow, r. 1317 Polk
" Mary, widow, dressmaking, 319 Turk
" May Miss, saleslady G. Leopold, r. 1614

Jones
" Paul N., machinist, r. 47 Zoe
" Robert, clerk, r. 318 Green
" Selina Miss, dressmaker, r. 14 John
" Samuel, traveling salesman D. L. Gump, r.

Alameda
" SydnevB., with The Associated Press, r.

411 Capp
" Thomas, shades, curtains, etc., 137Geary,

r. 517a 19th
" Virginia, r. 509, 7th

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COAL, COKE and PIG IRON,[

Wholesale and Retail.

Vincent V. S., carpenter, r. 2740!^, 16th
Vincent William H., secretary California Cas-
ket Co., 934-936 Mission, r. 1909 Webster
" William N., driver Golden Eagle Hotel, r.

404 Broadway
Vincenzi Giuseppe, laborer, r. 8 Union PI rear
Vincenzo Angelo, cook I. Cuenin, r. 610 Filbert
Vinch Leonard, scavenger, r. 619, 7th
Vine John, longshoreman, r. 225 Drumm
Viner James F., harness maker Charles S.

Ewing. r. 329 Ivy Av
Vinet Edward (Deschamps &Vinet),r. SE cor

Point Lobos and 5th Avs
Vinez Henry, cook, r. 24 Metcalfe PI
Vining Alden R., real estate and mining, 214

Pine, room 34, r. 828 Bush
" Alma R., widow, r. 110b Hayes
" Andrew J., clerk Post OfBce, r. 2112 Pine
" E. A. , engraver Shreve & Co. , r. Alameda
Vining E. P., general manager Market Street

Railway Co., room 13, Hobart Bldg, r.

Hotel St. Nicholas
" Henry G., mechanic, r. 366 Natoma
Vinion Paul, foreman, r. 935 Sacramento
Vinson A. J., Mrs., teacher music, 463 Valencia
Vinsonhaler Ellen, widow, r. 1026 Clay
Vint David, wrapper O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.

26 Laurel PI
" Hugh, assistant O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.

26 Laurel PI
" James, porter Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 26

Laurel PI
•' James H., clerk Geo. F. Grant, r. 36 Laurel

PI
" John, clerk Fortin Brick Co., r. 26LaurelPl
^^•Vint. See Vent
Vinton Darrell, actor, r. 14 Cook
Vinzent Ole C, special agent State of Cal.

Bureau of Labor Statistics, r. Berkeley
Viohl Charles, carpenter S. F. Planing Mill, r.

Colma
Violatti Etienne, waiter, r. 4 Adelaide PI
Violet House, Mrs. Annie Wunsche proprietor,

223 Stevenson
Violich J. & Co. (John Violich), fruits and

vegetables, 1597 Turk
" John (J. Violich & Co.), r. 1597 Turk
Violland Hardie A., clerk chief paymaster's

office deptof California, r. 1011 Bush
Virden Gustav, plumber and gasfltter, 825

Point Lobos Av
Virgilia Antonio, laborer Pac. Sheet Metal

Wks, r. 16 Lafayette PI
Virgin Ella, r. 1534 Mission

" James W., special policeman, r. 209!4, 14th
Virgin William T., special agent Equitable

Life Assurance Society, Crocker Bldg,

r. Hotel Fairmount
Virgini Martin, blacksmith, r. 318 Vallejo
Virginia and Gold Hill Electric Light Co., 3

Hobart Bldg
" and Gold Hill Water Co., W. W. Stetson

secretary, 25 Nevada Block
" House, 1021V4 Market
Virscoyle Benjamin, steward Old People's

Home
Virtue Charles, bookkeeper, r. 515 Turk

VISALIA STOCK SADDLE CO.,

H. A. Wegener proprietor, 510 Market

Viscarra Laurence, laborer, r. 120 Bernard

Vischer Hubert, civil engineer, r. 2325 Fill-
more

Vischi Giuseppe, watchmaker and jeweler, 1409
Dupont, r. 1605 Kearny

Vishoot Isaac, cloak maker, r. 852a Howard

Visitacion Water Co. The, David Farquharson
president, Charles D. Farquharson sec-
retary, works South San Francisco, of-
fice 2 Mills Bldg. 9th floor
Vitaich Gregory, waiter Benich & Martich, r. 34,

2d
Vitali Seibert, bootblack F. Pagano, r. 1360

Kearny
Vitalini, Bianchi & Co. (Charles H. Vitalini,
Louis Bianchi and Joseph Vota), photo-
graphers, 233 Montgomery Av
" Charles H. (Vitalini, Bianchi & Co.)
Vitalo Luigi, barber, 424 Broadway, r. 426

Broadway
Vite Charles H., motorman Market St. Ry, r.

Cable Hotel
Viteri Juan, coffee planter, r. 2026 Pacific Av
Viticultural Cigar Store, Christopher F. Kern

manag r, 315-317 Pine
Viticultural Restaurant, Wittman & Parisot

proprietors, 315-317 Pine
Vito Biaso, musician, r. 5 Gaven PI
" Carlo, bootblack, NE cor Stockton and
Geary, r. 5 Gaven PI
Vits Jacob, r. 1241 Mission

Vitt Alfred, salesman Carroll & Tilton, r. 1246
Howard
" Joseph, teamster Simpson Lumber Co., r.
103614 Folsom
Vittenberg David, peddler, r. 129, 6th rear
Vivian Charles C, marine engineer, 9 Mission
" David L. (Adolph & Vivian), r. Fulton nr

2d Av
'• Edgar W., law clerk George W. Monteith,

r. 727 Eddy
" Flora Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 737

Ellis
" Harold A., clerk Code & Benjamin, r. 727

Eddy
" Mary D. Mrs., r. 12 Essex
" Richard D., lineman Edison Light & Power

Co., r. 311 Main
" Thomas H., machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks,
r. 12 Essex
Vizcayno Vicente, cook, r. 228 Brannan
Vizeli'ch P. A. Miss, bookkeeper Nolan Bros.

Shoe Co., r. 299 Hyde
Vizina James M., r. 102 Ellis
Vizzard Elizabeth, widow, r. 1917 Geary
" Joseph, harness maker, r. 8!4 Precita Av
" Mollie Miss, r. 119'^ Fell
Vlaucich John, wine maker Matteo Drobaz, r. 6

Washington
Vlautin P. Paul, restaurant, 715 Davis
Vocasek Frank, watchman Humboldt Lumber

Go's yard, r. 649 Bryant
Voce del Popolo La (Italian daily), Giovanni

B. Cevasco proprietor, 729 Montgomery
Vock Simon, groceries and liquors, SW cor

Grove and Webster, r. 801 Grove
Vocke Annie Miss, r. 123, 3d Av

Charles, butcher, 486, 8th, r. 484, 8th
Frederick, butcher Carl MuUer, r. 123, 3d

Av
Gustav C. (Thomas Taylor & Co.), r. 1122

Vallejo
Henry K., groceries and liquors, SW cor

Golden Gate Av and Hyde, r. Oakland
Wilhelmine, widow, r. 123, 3d Av
Vodden Thomas, carpenter, r. 504 Hickory Av
Voderberg Herman, fresco painter, r. 811 Geary
Voegeli Louis, watchmaker, 2109 Fillmore
Voel Frederick I., fireman, r. 13^ Tremont Av
Voelk Louis, wood finisher F. Kreling Sons Co.,

r. 2023 Mission
Voer Frederick, bookman John D. McGilvray &

Co.
Voerekel Hermann, r. NW cor 8th and Brannan
" Hermann Mrs.,5janitress Stanford Memo-
rial Free Kindergarten Nos. 3 and 4, r.
NW cor 8th and Brannan
" M., glove cutter B. Blumenthal & Co., r.
NW cor 8th and Brannan
Vogdes Anthony W., captain Battery E, 5th
Artillery U. S. A., Alcatraz Island
" Charles B., 1st lieutentant Co. I, 1st In-
fantry, U. S. A., Angel Island
Voge Henry, bricklayer U. S. Engineer's dept.,
r. 10 Johnson Av

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Vogel A. Mrs., widow, r. 923a Shotwell rear
" Alfred, milker, r. 431 Pine
" August, packer Nathan, Dohrmann & Co.,

r. Berkeley
" Augustus B., Insurance adjuster, r. 2602

Howard
" Carl, die sinker Shreve & Co.,r. 6Marye

Terrace
" Edward J., architect, 12 Montgomery,

rooms 15-16, r. 1001 Pine
" F. William, correspondent Parrott & Co.,

r. San Rafael
" Herman, butcher, San Bruno Av nr Silver

A7

•' John (Herbert & Vogel), r. 118 Fulton

" Julius, peddler, r. 418 Minna

" Louis, frame maker, r. 24 Sherwood PI

" Max, carpenter, r. 321 Tehama rear

" Melchior, paper carrier, r. 919 Powell

" Oswald E., bartender Frederick Boyd, r.

421 Stanyan
" Sigmund, r. 1618 Stockton rear
" Susan R., widow, r. 410 Dolores
" Theodore (Vogel & Holler), r. 6 Martha PI
" Thomas A., dentist, 2602 Howard
" Tina, widow, r. 331 Tehama rear
" cfc Holler (Theodore Vogel and Gustavo A.
Holler), liquors, 22 Stockton
4®" Vogel. See Fogel and Fogle
Vogeler Albert, salesman Hey, Grauerholz &

Co.,r. 1633 Turk
Vogeley Charles C, cashier, r. 1011 Mission
Vogelsang Alexander T., attorney at law, 28-30
Mills Bldg, 7th floor, r. 418 Leaven-
worth
" Diedrich A., motbrman Market St. Ry., r.

1223 Steiner
" Eugene, bartender Philip Ryan, r. 112

Welch
" Frederick W., miller Carmen Island Salt

Co.. r. Oakland
" Marc M., carpenter, r. 504% Minna
Vogelsdorff Julius, r. 502 Mason
Vogelsdorff Rosa Mrs., proprietor Freud's Cor-
set House, 742-744 Market, r. 1816 Sacra-

Voger Charles, cook Jacobson & Peterson, r. 5A

Russ
Voght Charles, laborer, r. NW cor Steiner and

Hermann
Vogl Xavier, cooper John Wieland Brewery, r.

73 Natoma
Vogler Albert, solicitor, r. 1629 Turk
Vogliazzo Eugene, chef Occidental Restaurant,

r. 1213 Kearny
Vogt Anna M. Mrs., physician, offlce and r. 500
Sutter, hours 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. m., tel-
ephone Main 5375
" Anthony, brewer, r. 16 Louisa
" Anton, cellarman John Wieland Brewery,

r. 707 Mission
" Frederick W., plumber, 469 Minna
" Herman, bartender Louis Lenke, r. 630
Kearny
Vogt John H., secretary C. F. Weber & Co.,
300-304 Post, r. Portland, Or.
" N., chief cook str City of Sydney
" Peter, brewer S. F. Stock Brewery, r. 832

Green rear
" Theodore, organist and choral conductor,
offlce 816 Market, r. Alameda
i8®-Vogt. See Vaught, Voight and Voigt
Vogtlin Charles, r. 1436 Folsom
" Christina Mrs., bakery and varieties, 1436
Folsom
Voice of Labor Tlie (weekly), Voice Publishing

Co. publishers, 620 Market
Voice Publishing Co. (Michael McGlynn, Wil-
liam G. C. Pitt and 0. E. Berry), pub-
lishers The Voice of Labor, 620 Market
Voight August, waiter, r. 706V4 Clementina rear
" Frederick, cook, r. 33. 33d
" Robert C, r. 1015 Market
Voigt Arthur H., druggists' supplies, 334, 7th
" Bernard, silver polisher Shreve & Co., r.

713!^ Bush
" F., miner, r. 636 Commercial
" Frederick, plumber J. E. Britt, r. 1622
Church

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Voigt Frederick, stair builder David Lewis, r.
514, 6th
" George, machinist Risdon I. and L. Wks,

r. 123 Valley
" Henry E.. bookbinder, r. 225 Drumm
" Herman, blacksmith, r. 1623 Church
" Jacob, ship carpenter, r. 514, 6th
" John, fireman str Washtenaw
" Otto, laborer, r. 31 East
" Robert, driver Herrman Cohen, r. Oak-
land
" Rudolph E., accountant S. L. Jones & Co.,

r. 1456 Franklin
" William, clerk Henry Lehrke & Son
" William C, plumber, r. 10 Butte
4S" Voigt. See Vogt

Voigtlander Frank, tailor, r. 461'/^ Minna
Voisard Francois X., resident physician French

Hospital
Voisin Michael, vocalist Tivoli Opera House,

r. 2017 Mission
Voisinet Jules, deputy County Clerk, r. 17

Laurel
Vojer John, bartender, r. 623 Clay
Volckening Charles, bartender, r. 724 Mission
Volger Andrew, mirror maker, r. 426% Broad-
way
Volgman August, carpenter str San Juan
Voliano Giovanni B., boatman, r. 3 Vallejo

•' Nicholas, laborer, r. 11 Pollard PI
Volk Alois, salesman J. Gefken, r. 1002 Scott
" Benjamin, bottler Fredericksburg Bottling

Co.
" Lissette K., widow, r. 28 Page
Volker Henry, laborer, r. 636 Commercial

" John N., seaman, r. 1316 Bryant
Volkers William, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Volkman Arthur R., clerk C. M. Volkman, r.
2302 Jones
" Bernhard M., clerk C. M. Volkman, r. 3203
Jones
Volkman Charles M., seed and commission
merchant, 408 Front, r. 2202 Jones
" Frederick H.', liquors, 503, 3d, r. W s Mis-
sion nr Army
" H., seaman, r. Sailors' Home
" O., machinist Bay City Iron Wks
Volkmann Alexander F., plumber, r. 1210 Ful-
ton
" August, ship carpenter, r. 25 Capp rear
" Frederick W., machinist German Hospi-
tal, r. 1210 Fulton
" George F. (A. Schilling & Co.), r. 2307
Broadway
VoU Emma, r. 1706 Post rear
" Henry, pork butcher, 37 and 51 Centre
Market, r. 7 Farren Av
VoUandt Frederick, cook, r. 834 Pennsylvania
Av
" Gustav, rivet heater, r. 824 Pennsylvania
Av
Vollers Alric, clerk, r, 209 Leidesdorfl
" Charles, groceries and liquors, 34th and

Florida
" Henry, r. 607 Stockton

" John H., groceries, 973 Harrison, r. 6 Mor-
ris Av
VoUertsen Julia Miss, nurse, r. 1519 Leaven-
worth
" Peter W., paper carrier, r. 1609 Leaven-
worth
VoUgraf Charles, seaman, r. 700 Front
VoUmer Frederick W., bookkeeper, r. 2034, 30th
" Henry A., druggist Burnett & Co., r. 812b

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VoUmer Jacob H., carrier postofQce, r. 2816 Pine
" John A., motorman Market St. Ry., r. 1434

Turk
" John J., r. 7a5Turk
" John P., laborer, r. 1014 Clay
4^=- VoUmer. See FoUmer and Voltmer
Volmer Charlotte, widow, r. 89 Chestnut
" Laura Miss, stenographer Martin Pipe

and Foundry Co., r. 89 Chestnut
" Louis, foreman Eureka Grain Warehouse,
r. 89 Chestnut
Volney Victor, gilder A. & A. Baker, r. Berkeley
Volpe Achille, peddler, r. 9 Calhoun
" Emanuel, driver Paulucci & Casassa, r. 9

Calhoun
" Frank, sawyer Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 13
Lafayette PI
Volpone Marie, widow, r. 534 Filbert rear
Volquards Charles, clerk, r. 9i4 Verona PI
" Frankie Miss, r. 1131 Clay
" Minnie, domestic, 2121 Lyon
Volquardson A., master mariner, 9 Mission
Volswinkler Adelbert, carpenter, r. 1328 Na-

toma
Voltmer Henry, bakery, 215, 24th
Volz Elizabeth, widow, r. 1411 Montgonaery
" Ernest G., conductor Market St. Ry.,'r. .567

Masonic Av
" Frederick, butcher James McDermott, r.

602 N South
" Frederick W,, artist Call, r. 919 O'Farrell
Volz George F., secretary and treasurer Na-
tional Brewing Co., 720-722 Fulton, r. 631
Webster
" George W., cooper, r. 2 Sophie Terrace
" Henry, r. 343 Shipley
" John, teamster Buckingham & Hecht. r.

737, 17th
" Joseph, brass finisher, r. 1411 Montgomery
" Lizzie, widow, r. 1411 Montgomery
" Samuel C, r. 919 O'Farrell
Von Ah Balz, laborer, r. Sears nr Sickles At

" Bernhold, laborer, r. 334 Madrid
Von Ahn George W., compositor H. S. Crocker

Co., r. 9, 13th
Von Ahnden John H., r. 538 Polk
" John H. Jr., draughtsman Shea & Shea, r.
538 Polk
Von Arx George, electrician, r. 1517^ Mason

" Josech, r. \b\lV2 Mason
von Arx Joseph, tailor, 216 O'Farrell, r. 647b
Stevenson
" Joseph Jr., tailor Joseph von Arx, r. 647b
Stevenson
Von Arx Julius, feather duster maker, r. 151714

Mason
Von Aspen John, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r.

28 Federal
Von Bargen Alfred, clerk, r. 538, 15th
" E., liquors, NW cor Hayes and Broderick,

r. 1417 Hayes
" Ernest (Von Bargen & Niehlson), r. 1223

Webster
" Henry, r. 538, 15th

" Ida Miss, teacher Silver Star Kindergar-
ten, r. 1526 Bush
" Katie, domestic, 2414 Mission
" Otto, stenographer, r. 1526 Bush
" & Niehlson" (Ernest Von Bargen and John
Niehlson), liquors, 239 East
4S"Von Bargen. See Van Bergen
von Boqusalawskl Victor, messenger German

Hospital
Von Borstel Alma, domestic, 2007 Devisadero
" Charles (Von Borstel & Fuhs), r. 1730 Gol-
den Gate Av

von Borstel Lousia, widow, r. 1730 Golden{Gate

Av
Von Borstel & Fuhs (Charles Von Borstel and
Max Fuhs), cyclery, NE cor Baker and
Fell
Von Bremen Henry, wood sawyer, r. 1016 Bu-
chanan
" Karl, foreman H. & W. Winkle, r. 922 Bat-
tery
von Buchholtz Marie Miss, teacher South Cos-
mopolitan Grammar School, r. 1017 Van
Ness Av
Von Buelow Frederick, physician, r. 239 Chat-
tanooga
" Jasper, clerk E. E. Aubry, r. 239 Chatta-
nooga
von Buncken Louis C, accountant Commercial

Union Assurance Co., r. San Rafael
Von Dahlern J. H., master bark Aureola, office

48 Market, room 1
Von Demandowski Amandus, r. 1237 Sanchez
Von der Hoden Hermann, clerk August Loder-

hose. r. 801 Buchanan
Von der Leith Frederick H., druggist, NE cor
Powell and Broadway, r. 742 Broadway
" Harold O., clerk Frederick Von der Leith,

r. 742 Broadway
" Walter E., clerk Tillmann & Bendel, r. 742
Broadway
Von der Mehden Brother.s (Richard and Gott-
leib), groceries and liquors, SW cor 16th
and Folsom
" Carl, teacher violin, cornet, etc., 691 Mc-
Allister
" Gottlieb H. (Von der Mehden Bros.), r. 101,

16th
" Louis, teacher music, r. 1835 Green
" Louis, Jr., teacher music, r. 1835 Green
" Richard (Von der Mehden Bros.), and gro-
ceries and liquors, NE cor Mission and
4th, r. 2855 Mission
" William, musician, r. 1835 Green

VON DER MEHDEN'S BAND

OF SOLOISTS, G. H. Von der Mehden
Musical Director, office SW cor 16th
and Folsom

von der Nienburg H. A., groceries, wines and
liquors, 1.3U1 Larkin. telephone Hyde 1522

von der Nienburg William A., wines and
liquors, SW cor California and Drumm,
r. 818 Waller

von Dohlen Christian, groceries, 1426 Taylor

VonDohren Pierre, waiter, r. 312 Mason

Von Drathen Dora Miss, r. 1816 Sacramento

Von Dunwald Frederick, cigar maker, r. 624
Fulton

Von Emden John Mrs., widow, r. 207 Clara

Von Eun Joseph, apprentice, r. 59 Clementina
" Mary, widow, r. 59 Clementina

Von Felg'enhauer Paul, instrument maker Elec-
tric Supply Co., r. 14 Moss

Von Geldem Otto, secretary The A. Lietz Co.,
422 Sacramento, and secretary Califor-
nia Association of Civil Engineers, 819
Market, room 56, r. 1513 Vallejo

Von Gerzabek Oscar, oil lubricator, r. 620Vi
Steiner

Von Glahen George, painter, r. 264, 3d
" John, capitalist, r. 1045 Market

Von Glahn E. Mrs., r. 229, 14th

>e®"Von Glahn. See Van Glahn

Von Goltzheim Moritz S., insurance, r. 1325 Oc-
tavia

Von Hacht Henry, cooper, r. 49 Federal
" Theodore, clerk William P. Keily, r. 16 Zoe

Von Hadeln John, groceries and liquors, 1601
Powell, r. 1603 Powell
" Peter, clerk John Von Hadeln, r. 1603 Powell

Von Hagen Henry E., bookkeeper H. Dutard, r.
2018 Pierce
" J. B., waiter str Corona
" Martin (Hopke Bros. & Von Hagen), r. 926
Greenwich

49" Von Hagen. See Varnhagen

Von Harten John, bartender Louis Von Harten,
Railroad Bridge and Merrimac
" Louis, liquors, Railroad Bridge and Merri-
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Von Kartell Louis G., laborer, r. Railroad Bridge
and Merrimac
" William, cabinet maker, r. Railroad Bridge
and Merrimac
Von Haslocher Emil E., physician, 40-41 Nevada

Block, r. 101 1/4 Van Ness Av
Von Hassel Henry, expressman foot Market,

r. 726 Washington
Von Helms John, master str Orizaba, r. Oak-
land
" John H., cook, r. 37 Washington Av
" Thomas H. (Von Helms & Pullin), r. 907!^

Capp
" & Pullin (Thomas H. Von Helms and Eli
Pullin), butchers, SW cor Sutter and

Von Hillem A., clerk Contra Costra House

von Hinnenberg Charles W. M., conductor Mar-
ket St. Ry.,r. 1391/i, 11th

Von Hofen Catherine, widow, r. 724 Union
" Charles, butcher Wannenmacher & Co., r.
405 Frederick

von Hofen Henry, soap maker G. R. Lucy & Co.,
r. 221/2 Chesley

4®- Von Hofen. See Von Ofen

VON HOFFMANN CHARLES,

physician and surgeon, office and r.
1014 Sutter, hours 1 to 3 p. m.

Von Homeyer Bruno, civil engineer, r. 802 Mont-
gomery

Von Husen John, fruits and vegetables, 1127 Mc-
Allister

Von Imhoff Frederick C, barber, r. 610 Folsom
" Louisa Miss, cloak maker, r. 610 Folsom

Von Issendorf Christopher F., r. 350 Fremont
" Henry, r. 350 Fremont.

Von Kapft Frederick H., bookkeeper First
National Bank, r. Alameda

VonKonsky Harry, city editor California Dem-
okrat, r. 2322 Folsom

von Le Fort Peter, teacher languages, r. 615
Jones

Von Leicht Ferdinand, civil and mining engin-
eer, 418 California, r. 2010 Pierce

Von Loesecke Percy, r. 567 Howard

Von Meyerinck Anna Mrs., teacher Girl's High
School, r. 815 Fulton
" William, r. 815 Fulton

Von Munch Albert, engineer Davis Bros., r.
Oakland

Von Oehsen Hermann E., liquors, SW cor 4th
and King

Von Oesen John E. C, groceries and liquors,
NW cor Ellis and Hyde, r. 401 Hyde

Von Ofen George, foreman Max Ordenstein, r.
14 Lyon
" Josephine, widow, r. 14 Lyon

VonPein Henry, r. 230 O'Farrell

Von Perbaut Carl, artist, r. cor Jackson and
Van Ness A-v

von Ploennies Albert, salesman, r. 1941a McAl-
lister
" Mathilda, widow, r. 1941a McAllister
" Walter, plumber, r. 1941a McAllister

Von Ponin Carl, clerk Cafe Zinkand, r. 1905
Bush

Von Puttkamer Elizabeth, widow, teacher
mu sic, 1520 Folsom

von Rhein Frank, clerk O. F. von Rhein & Co.,
r. 2325 Gough

von Bhein 0. F. & Co. (Otto F. von Rhein and
Adolphus H. Lissak), real estate. Insur-
ance brokers, rent collectors, and general
auctioneers, 513California
" Otto E., collector O. F. von Rhein &Co.,

2325 Gough
" Otto F. (O. F. von Rhein & Co.), r. 2325
Gough

Von Bonn, Hencke & Lorsbach (William Von
Ronn, Herman Henckeand Adolph Lors-
bach), wholesale dairy produce and pro-
visions. 313-315 Front

von Ronn Richard (Jurss & von Ronn), r. 1012
Clay

Von Ronn William (Von Ronn, Hencke & Loss-
bach), r. 1134 Filbert
" William Jr., salesman J. Seidl & Co., r.
608 V4 Chestnut

Von Rosen Carl, clerk, r. 1613 Gough

von Rossum Nicholas, manager Cafe Zinkand,
r. 1905 Bush

Von Rotz Joseph, dairyman, r. 621 Commercial

von Schauer Anton, chemist The E. G. Lyons
Co., r. 1433 California

Von Schassen Max, driver John Wieland Brew-
ery, r. 554 Folsom

Von Schmidt AUexey W., civil engineer, presi-
dent and chief engineer Lake Tahoe and
San Francisco Water Works, and man-
ager The Von Schmidt Dredger, 808
Montgomery
" Angus M.. engineer Arpad Haraszthy, r.

1331 Clay
" C. J. Miss, stenographer, r. 1331 Clay

Von Schmidt Dredger The, Allexey W. Von
Schmidt manager, 808 Montgomery
" Edward A., civil engineer, 808 Montgom-
ery, r. Alameda
" Julius H., civil engineer, r. 1331 Clay
" Middleton A., engineer, r. 1331 Clay
" Samuel A., salesman H. Huddleston & Co.

Von Schroder J. H. Baron, office 124 Sansome,
room 11, r. 1321 Sutter

Von Seggern Henry J., miller J. Einstein &
Co.,r. 116 Turk

von Senden George, bartender, r. 204 Jackson

Von Senden Matilda, widow, r. 115 Buchanan

Von Skotnioki Otto, bartender, r. 14 Ritch

Von Sneidern John, master mariner, r. 152, 1st

Von Sohnen Herman, cook, r. 765i4 Howard

Von Soosten Louis, watchman S. F. & S. M.
Ry., r. Crescent Av nr Folsom

von Staden Christoph (Woebcke & von Staden),
r. 708 Larkin

Von Staden Diedrich, groceries and liquors, 1591
Folsom, r. 1587 Folsom
" Dora, widow, r. 24 Hampton PI

von Staden Freda Miss, dressmaker, r. 462
Jessie
" George, liquors, 501 Davis, r. 435 Broadway

Von Staden Henry J., wrapper Hofmann &
Woenne, r. 24 Hampton PI

von Staden John H., stair builder, r. 462 Jessie
" William, copper plate printer James H.
Duncan, r. 462 Jessie

Von Steinme Henry, r. Old Peeple's Home

Von Tagen Henry, bookkeeper Olsen, Ruth &
Cook, r. Alameda

Von Thun Frank, groceries and liquors, 1019
Guerrero

von Tiedemann Emil J. T., watchmaker and
jeweler, 314, 6th
" Frederick, cigar manufacturer, 314, 6th

VonTillow Alma Mrs., school principal S. F.
Protestant Orphan Asylum

von Tillow Ward, bookkeeper S. F. and Pac.
Glass Wks, r. 930 Union

Von Trott Otto, detective, r. 12 Ash Av

von Voss William, traveling salesman, r. 520
Lyon

Von Wamel Anton, cabinet maker Charles
Greffe, r. 255 Jersey

Von Werthern Henry, conductor Market St.
Ry., r. 1401 Church
" Herman, r. 1401 Church
" Joseph, physician and druggist, 1401 Church

Von Westerburg Fritz, porter Frank Infanger,
r. 174 Clementina

Von Wittkowsky Hugo, shoemaker, r. 614 Cali-
fornia rear

Vonwyl Agnes Mrs., dressmaking, 108 Sadowa
" Aloysius, gardener, r. 108 Sadowa
" Joseph A., bottler Cal. Bottling Co., r. 108
Sadowa

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Voorhamme John M., carpenter, r. Ill Trenton
Voorhies Alfred H., physician. 709 Sutter, r. 2111
California
" F. L., carpenter Central Lumber and Mill

Co., r. Oakland
" Finnan B., with H. N. Tilden & Co., r. 310

Leavenworth
" Susan Mrs., dressmaking, 310 Leaven-
worth
4^ Voorhies. See Van Voorhies
Voorman Co. The, Henry Voorman president,
Otto Froelich secretary, office 403 Mont-
gomery, room 10
" G., train dispatcher, r. 336a Bush
" Henry (Schultz & Voorman), and president
The Voorman Co., ofQce 506 Battery,
room 3, r. 800 Bush
Voorsanger Abraham W., publisher Emanu
El, ofBce 432 Montgomery, r. 1510 Val-
lejo
Voorsanger Jacob, rabbi Congregation Emanu
El and editor Emanu El, 432 Montgom-
ery, r. SW cor Post and Franklin
" Sarah Mrs., coffee saloon, S s Haight bet

Cole and Clayton, r. 1404 Masonic Av
" Saul, collector, r. 1404 Masonic Av
" William, student, r. 1249 Franklin
" Willie, millhand W. H. Miner, r. 1113
Scott
Voos Max J., salesman Columbia Woolen Co.,

r. 2218 Van Ness Av
Vooys William, porter, r. 6 Everett rear
Voppel Henry, reporter California Demokrat, r.

912;^ Post
V'orbe Ephraim, real estate agent, 630 Market,

r. 736 Harrison
Vorce Charles B., draughtsman J. B. Mathisen,

r. Oakland
Vorderer Charles, laborer, r. 411 Sansome
Vorfeld Antone, tailor, 2737 Folsom
" Robert H., clerk Bishop & Wheeler, r. 2737
Folsom
Vorhies Daniel G., lodgings, 281 Minna
Vorrath Albert H., rubber worker Gorham Rub-
ber Factorv, r. 241, 12th
" Annie, domes'tic, 1502 Golden Gate Av
" Christian, r. 2109 Taylor
" Ernest, r. 241, 12th
" Henry, groceries. 901 Point Lobos Av
" Thomas (Thomas Vorrath & Son), r. 241,

12th
" Thomas & Son (Thomas and William),

decorators and painters, 240, 9th
" William (Thomas Vorrath & Son), r. 341,
12th
Vortmann Charles, laborer, r. 513 Shotwell

" Sophie, widow, r. 513 Shotwell
Vorwaerts Turn Verein, L. Frentrup secretary,

310 O'Farrell
Vorwerk Frank, washer John Wieland Brewery,

r. Oakland
Vosburgh George H., laborer, r. 818 Jackson
" Matilda J., widow, r. 818 Jackson
" William, merchant, r. 736 Washington
Vose Rufus C, salesman Baker & Hamilton
Vosper Albert E., bookkeeper Bay City Iron

Wks, r. 915 Post
Voss Amelia, widow, r. 335 Jessie
" August, cooper, r. W s Manchester nr Pre-
citaAv

Voss, Conrad & Co. (Frederick G. Voss and
John G. Conrad), managers Aachen and
Munich Fire Insurance Co. (Germany),
Frankfort Accident and Plate Glass In-
surance Co. (Germany), agents Fidelity
and Deposit Co. (Baltimore, Md.), and
general insurance agents, 204 Sansome
" F. G. & Co. (Frederick G. Voss and John
G. Conrad), commission merchants, 304
Sansome
" Frederick, broom sorter Cal. Broom Mfg

Co., r. 129 Douglass
" Frederick G. (Voss, Conrad & Co., F. G.
Voss & Co. and George Easton & Co.),
ofQce 304 Sansome
" Hans, liquors, boarding and lodgings, 1507

Kentucky
" Henry, groceries and liquors, 3242 How-
ard
" Henry H., upholsterer George Walcom, r.

6191^ Larkin
" Herman (Milwaukee), manufacturer leath-
er goods, H. Simon &Co. agents, 210 Bat-
tery
" Jacob, car washer Sutter St. Ry., r. 3336

Bush
" John C, cook, r. 11 Morrell PI
" John H., carpenter, r. 129 Douglass
" John J., bartender Henry Jurgens, r. 139

Douglass
" Sophia, domestic, 809 Harrison
" William, bartender Christiansen & Mee-
gan, r. 2244 Howard
Vossback Adolph r. 1934 Folsom
Vosseler Christina H. Miss, dressmaking, 627

Post
Vosti Charles, motorman S. F. & S. M. Ry., r. 9
Day
" Louis, clerk Louis Gendotti, r. 508 Octavia
" Louise, ironer H. G. Giannini, r. 1318 Turk
" S. & Co. (Seraflno Vosti, Michael Lanini
and Matasci Albini), dairymen. Mission
Road nr Six Mile House
" Seraflno (S. Vosti & Co), r. Mission Road
nr Six Mile House
Vosty Stefano, dairy produce, 1510 Howard
Vota Joseph (Vitalini, Bianchi & Co.), r. 606

Filbert
VouUieme Melamie Miss, saleslady Goldberg,

Bowen & Co., r. 12 Laskie
Vowinckel F. William, M. D., surgeon Califor-
nia State Woman's Hospital, office and
r. 1298 Van Ness Av, hours 3 to 4 p. m. ex-
cept Saturdays and Sundays, telephone
East 430
Vowles John O., packer clothing and equipage
depot quartermaster's dept. U. S. A., r.
335, 39th
Voy Amelia D., widow, r. 430A 17th
" Annie K. Miss, asst. secretary Cal. Camera

Club, r. 1707 Howard
" Charles H., porter W. W. Montague & Co.,

r. 1707 Howard
" Dewitt, clerk Chicago, Rock Island and

Pacific Railway Co., r. 1707 Howard
" Winfield S., salesman H. Huddleston &
Co., r. 1707 Howard
Voyer John, liquors, SE cor Powell & Beach, r.

633 Clay
Voyrodich John, waiter Gargre & Co., r. 1432

Howard
Vrachliotti George, stationery, 1206 Polk. r. 1519

Pine
Vragnisan Jeremiah A., salesman D. Ghirardelli

Co., r. 1804 Stockton
Vranizan George, porter Gray & Barbieri, r. 1421

Mason
Vredenburgh Anna, widow, r. 706 Van Ness Av
Vreeland Ezekiel B., capitalist, r. 5354 South

Park
>es~ Vreeland. See Freeland
Vrettos Obesity Belt Co. The, P. T. Vrettos
proprietor, 104 Eddy
" P. T., proprietor Vrettos Obesity Belt Co.,
r. 310 Eddy
-^"Vrooman. See Voorman
Vucanovich Peter L. (J. Ivancovich & Co.) r.

1700 Larkin
Vucovich John, jeweler, r. 435 Turk

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Vukovich John (Damanovich& Vukovioh), r. 554

Stevenson
" Louis, bartender, r. 107 Austin Av
" Michael, waiter Damjanovich & Vukovich,

r. 508 Jessie
" Theodore, cook D. Boehm

VULCAN IRON WORKS,

E. L. Eyre president, J. H. Graham
vice-president and manager, G. M.
Pinckard secretary, 135-145 Fre-
mont, telephone Main 608

Vulicevich Marco, fruit dealer, r. 414 Hyde
" William S., clerk, r. 414 Hyde
" George (Jelich & Vulich), r. 213, 6th

Vuscanovlch Martin, r. 142, 6th

Vuscovich Spire (Vuscovich & Balich), r. 919^4
Lombard
" Spiro, liquors, 537 Clay, r. 610 Merchant
" & Balich (Spiro Vuscovich and Luca Ba-
lich), wines and liquors, 1600 Polk
" Vincent, shoemaker, 610 Merchant

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Waack Charles, seaman, r. 39 Pacific

" William, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
Waas Albert H., with Henry Waas,
Waller rear
" Henry, manufacturer wooden bungs, taps

and plugs, 720 Minna, r. 103 Oak
" Louis, clerk Mau, Sadler & Co., r. 123 Fill-
more
-eS^Waas. See Wasch and Wass
Wabner August, baker A. Hauser, r. 330Clement
Wachhorst Frances, widow, proprietor A. & K.

Bldg, 14 McAllister
Wachhorst Newton B. Dr., dentist, 14 Mc-
Allister
Wachle Godfried, shoemaker, r. 1406 Pine
Wacholder Benjamin, metal dealer, 1426 Turk
" Gertrude, stenographer, r. 1426 Turk
" Joel, salesman Abramson-Heunisch Co., r.

1426 Turk
" Samuel, peddler, r. 1426 Turk
Wachs Martin, dental student, r. 1454 Castro
Wachsman Jacob, peddler, r. 680^4, 20th
Wachsmuth William, r. 1814 Geary
Wachtel Rose Mrs., midwife, r. 464% Minna
Wachter Charles (Aller & Wachter), r. 247, 3d
" Charles F., tailor, r. 1011 York
" Charles P., cooper George Windeler & Co.,

r. 112 Berry
" Conrad, machine hand H. Friedrichs, r.

1011 York
" Laurence, brewer F. A. Lux Brewing Co.,

r. 1406 Pacific
" Rudolph, shoemaker, 711 Davis, r. 10 Wash-
ing
" William F., liquors, 112 Berry
Wachterhauser John F., laborer, r. 25^/4, 22d
Wack Conrad, bartender Rodefeld & Wrede,
105 Grant Av
" John, liquors, 309, 49th Av
Wackenhuth Robert, butcher, r. 51!
Wackenreuder Ernest, painter
hanger, 1515 Leavenworth
" Henry, surveyor, r. Ws San Bruno Av nr

Eve
" Tomasa, widow, r. San Bruno Av nr 28th
Wacker Adolf, locksmith, 616 Green, r. 1623
Powell rear
" Amelia Miss, r. 1917 Sacramento
" Anna Miss, shoefitter, r. 1118 Alabama
" Charles F. (Wacker & Raab), r. 927 Fil-
bert
" Frank L., molder, r. 1118 Alabama
" Gustavus, janitor, 325 Montgomery, r. 1118

Alabama
" Gustavus Jr., carpenter, r. 1118 Alabama
" & Raab (Charles F. Wacker and Valentine
Raab), sausage and cured meats, 1320
Dupont
Wacknitz Otto, teamster, r. 2813 Mission
Waddell M. B. Mrs., widow, nurse, r. 103 Leav-
enworth
" E. R, Mrs., widow, r. 1437 Polk
4®=- Waddell. See Wardell

Natoma
and paper

Waddill William, barber.

Wadding Michael, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento

Waddington James S., tailor Newbauer&Levy,

r. 12 Montgomery
Wade Abel, miner, r. 1921 Mission

" Albert, salesman, r. 2534 Howard

" Albert F. (Robinson & Wade), r. 2OG91/2
Fillmore

" Annie, widow, r. 524 O'Farrell
Wade Ben L., proof reader H. S. Crocker Co., r.
East Oakland

" Charles B., porter Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. llUYi Leavenworth

" Charles M., clerk Continental Fire Ins. Co.,
r. 11111/2 Leavenworth

" Davidson K, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill
Wade Edward E., chief clerk general passen-
ger agent's ofQce S. P. Co., 4 Montgom-
ery, r. 1365, 11th Av, Oakland

" Edward G., reporter Commercial News, r.
3 Lily Terrace

" Elizabeth B. Miss, teacher Crocker Gram-
mar School, r. 1819 Eddy

" Emily I. Miss, chief cataloguer Free Pub-
lic Library, r. 1819 Eddy

" Frank N., conductor Market St. Ry., r.
1013 Minnesota

" George E., bookkeeper Wells, Fargo &
Co.'s Bank, r. 714 Bush
Wade George W., assistant secretary Board
of Education, New City Hall, 2d floor, r.
1436 Leavenworth

" Henry, clerk, r. 1923 Mission

" Howard, clerk Brown & Power, r. 1111%
Leavenworth

" James, carpenter, r. 142%, 4th

" James R., clerk La Grande Laundry

" Janet Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar
School, r. 1819 Eddy

" J. H., laborer Albert E. Buckman, r. NW
cor Steiner and Hermann

" J. L. Mrs., r. 543a Castro

" John H., picture frames, 414 Turk

" John H., with Hastings' Trust Estate, r.
Alameda

" Joseph L., forwarder H. S. Crocker Co., r.
621 Post

" Leonard M., compositor H. S. Crocker Co.,
r. East Oakland

" Lucy M. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 1819 Eddy

" Mary, widow, r. 1819 Eddy
Wade S. H., manager printing department H. S.
Crocker Co., 215-219 Bush, r. East Oak-
land

" Stella, r. 2009% Fillmore

" Walter S., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.
Alameda

" W. F. (W. F. Wade & Co.), r. Sonoma, Cal.

" W. F. & Co. (W. F. Wade and Max O.
Krantzberger), manufacturers picture
frames, 408 Kearny
Wade William M.. collections, general busi-
ness agent, insurance and real estate,
402 Kearny, room 1, telephone Main 914,
r. 3321 Geary

" William W. (Wade & Co.), r. 1501a Jack-
son

" Winifred C. Miss, saleslady Edmund Bern-
heim, r. 543a Castro

WADE «& CO.,

(William W. Wade), saddles, harness,
etc., and genuine Visalia Stock Saddles,
120 Battery

4@=-Wade. See Waide

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Printery.
405-407 SANSOME STREET, SAN FRANCISCO,

Wade's Warehouse, Byron G. Smith proprietor,

450 Townsend
Waden Eilert, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 40

Boyce
Wadham Edward L., house painter, 1528 San-
chez, r. 3253 Mission
Wadham Luman, expert accountant and sec-
retary Bishop Armitage Church Orphan-
age, 530 California, room 38, r. 1909 Leav-
enworth
Wadleigh A. S., superintendent North Pac
Trading and Packing Co., 330 Pine, room
15
Wadman Elizabeth C, widow, r. 221V4, 14th
" Ernest E., with H. H. Scott & Son Co., r

801 Pine
" G. Harry, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 323

Lyon
" Susan, widow, r. 1188 Treat Av
Wadsworth diaries C, physician, office and r.
518 Sutter, hours 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. m.,
telephone Main 5480
" Charles H., r. 349 Jersey
" Emma, widow, r. 1223 York
" F. G. F., 1st lieutenant U. S. str Rush
Wadsworth Henry, cashier Wells, Fargo &
Co's Bank, NE cor Market and Sansome,
r. 1347 Alice, Oakland
" James D., traveling salesman J. A. Folger

& Co., r. Santa Rosa, Cal.
" John J., salesman Union Pacific Salt Co..

r. 1223 York
" Thomas E., engineer Mission Chemical
Wks, r. 1223 York
Waechter Mary E., widow, r. 615V4 Hyde
Waelder George, printer, r. 933 Mission
Wafiord Henry H., boilermaker J. C. Lemmer

& Co., r. 32V4 Tehama rear
Wagen Frederick, piano maker, r. 1609 Santa

Clara
Wagener August, laborer, r. 1112 Iowa
" F. Emile. clerk The German Savings and

Loan Society, r. 630% Haight
" Ferdinand G., teacher music, r. 319 Eddy
" Francis O., cashier Western Sugar Refin-
ing Co., r. 914 Devisadero
" Henry R., clerk, r. 914 Devisadero
" Jacob, bakery and notions, 8II14 Bryant
" Paul H., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.
San Jose, Cal.
4®"Wagener. See Waggoner, Wagner, Wag-
oner and Wegener
Wagenknecht Edward, plasterer, r. 1406 San-
chez
Waggershauser Eugene, clerk Percy Beamish,

r. 107 Clinton
Waggoner George H., secretary App Mine, 205

Crocker Bldg, r. Alameda
Wagner A., lineman Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r. 560
Howard
Adam (Liebert & Wagner), r. 1214, 18th
Adam, r. W s Clara Av nr 18th
Adam Jr., jeweler, r. W s Clara Av nr 18th
Adam J., barber, 403a O'FarrelU, r. 323

Taylor
Adolph (Wagner Bros.), r. 1709 Sutter
Albert, clerk, r. 237i/4 Guerrero
Albert E. A., clerk Maximilian E. A.

Wagner, r. 6 Willow Av
Alexander, brickmason, r. 1032 Potrero Av
Alice, domestic, 1517 Taylor
Alice Miss, teacher languages, r. 1101 Pine
Alonzo J., bookkeeper Carlson-Currier Co.,

r. 1111 Hyde
Antone P., butcher, 627 Bush, r. 827 Pine
August (Wagner & Krueger), r. 478 Tehama

Wagner August, porter Wilson Dining Saloon,
r. 1105 Stevenson

August H., policeman, r. 425 McAllister

Bernard, painter, r. 1000 Webster

Bertha J. Mrs., teacher Healds Business
College, r. 120 Laurel

Bertha M. E. Miss, physician, 1532 Guer-
rero

Brothers (Adolph and Louis), confec-
tionery, 1925 Fillmore

Carl, cellarman F. P. Schuster

Carroll, hostler George Heiselberg, r. 112
New Montgomery

Charles, clerk, r. 729y2 Harrison

Charles, contractor, r. 408, 23d

Charles, cook, r. 6 Montgomery Court

Charles, laborer Crystal Packing and Pro-
vision Co., r. 432 Jackson

Charles, tailor, 307, 5th, r. 311, 5th

Charles A., diamond setter and jeweler,
126 Kearny, room 17, r. 2618 Bush

Charles F., broker, 221 Front, room 1

Charles J. (Kraker & Wagner), 9a5 Market

Charles W., painter Henry F. Wagner, r.
924 McAllister

Christian, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r.
833 Hampshire

Clyde R., bookkeeper, r. 805 Grove

David, r. 805 Grove

David, baker, r. 1605 Dupont

Edward, seaman, r. 739, 4th

Edward L., coppersmith Ludwig Wagner,
r. 816 Haight

WAGNER EDWARD L.,

proprietor The Andromeda, fine wines
and liquors, English Ale and Dublin
Porter, 931 Kearny, and Supervisor
Twelfth Ward, r. 1915 Green
Wagner Electrical Manufacturing Co. (St.
Louis, Mo.), California Electrical Works
general agents, 35 Market
" Emily Miss, teacher languages, r. 1101 Pine
" Ernest A., assayer W. N. Jehu, r. Berke-
ley
Wagner F. C. & Brother (Frank C. and Lud-
wig), provision packers, 1-5 Pacific Fruit
Market, 534 Clay

Ferdinand, deputy License Collector, r. 311
Lombard

Frank C. (F. C. Wagner & Bro.)., r. 1935
Howard

Frank J., carpenter Frank A. Geier, r. 1958
Howard

Fred (Wagner & Loveder), r. 3129 Mission

Freda Miss, machine hand Wagner &
Krueger. r. 478 Tehama

Frederick, baker, r. 763 Howard

Frederick, baker, r. 1604!^ San Carlos Av

Frederick, bartender, r. 636 Commercial

Frederick, cooper John Wieland Brewery,
r. 729!^ Harrison

Frederick, laborer, r. 127 Silver

Frederika, widow, r. 13;^ Zoe rear

Fritz, baker, r. 707 Mission

George (John Wagner & Sons), r. 13th Av
South nr M

George, printer H. S. Crocker Co., r. 14
Eureka

George, vegetable man The Oberon, r. 253
Minna

George J., wood finisher F. Kreling Sons
Co., r. 16.37 Ellis

George M., mnfr. pipes, 306 Kearny, r. 6
Fella PI

Harr, editor Western Journal of Educa-
tion, 723 Market

Henry, r. 1221 Washington

Henry, bartender John H. Peteri

Henry, engineer, r. W s Clara Av nr 18th

Henry, laborer, r. 1130 Iowa

Henry, waiter, r. 326 Jessie
Wagner Henry F., painter, all branches, 635
California, r. 924 McAllister
" Henry J., painter, r. 1033 Hampshire
Wagner Henry L., M. D., eye, ear, nose and
throat, office 506 Sutter above Powell,
telephone Main 845, hours 11 a. m. to 1
p. m. and 3 to 4 p. m., r. 2321 Buchanan

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Wagner Henry N., manager branch ofBce
William Wagner & Co., 742 McAllister,
r. 2506 McAllister

" Horace, r. 1108 Broadway

" J., waiter str Santa Rosa

" J. A., solicitor Baxter Portrait Co., r. 734
Minna

" Jacob, butcher, r. 319 Grant Av

" Jacob Mrs., widow, r. 1032 Potrero Av

" J. C, collector, r. 319 Grant Av

" Jennie Miss, finisher Frederick H. Bush-
nell, r. 875 Folsom

" J. Ferdinand, mason and builder, 40 New
Montgomery, r. 23 Clara Av

" John (John Wagner & Sons), r. 1203, 7th Av
South

" John, baker, r. 636 Commercial

" John, liquors and lodgings. 547 Howard
Wagner Jolin, physician, office 483 Valencia,
hours 1 to 3 and 6 :30 to 7 :30 p. m. , Sun-
days 1 to 2 p. m., r. 2025 Mission, tele-
phone Mission 115

" John, porter E. O. Wilkens, r. 3206 California

" John & Sons (John, George and Louis),
hog butchers, 4th Av South bet N and M

Wagner Jos. Manufacturing Co.,

Joseph Wagner president, A. Hallett

vice-president, A. E. Lacey secretary

and treasurer, George Cottrell super-
intendent, flour miU macMnery and

mill supplies. 101-103 Mission
Wagner Joseph, oysterman M. B. Moraghan, r.

431 Minna
Wagner Joseph, president Joseph Wagner

Manufacturing Co., 101-103 Mission, r.

2716 Scott
" Joseph F., carpenter, r. 1958 Howard
" Joseph G., millwright Joseph Wagner

Mfg. Co., r. 2716 Scott
" Joseph H., teamster, r. 28 Welch
" Joseph J., teamster Overland Freight

Transferee, r. 1536, 25th
" Julius K., clerk delivery dept Wells, Fargo

&Co. r. 206 Post
" Laura A. Miss, clerk Simpson & Millar, r.

412b Devisadero
" Louis (John Wagner & Sons), r. 6th Av

South bet K and L
" Louis (Wagner Bros), r, 1709 Sutter
" Ludwig (F. C. Wagner & Bro.), r. 237^/2

Guerrero
Wagner Ludwig, proprietor Pacific Copper

Works, 565 Mission, r. 816 Haight
" Mary, widow, r. 1135 McAllister
" Mary L,, widow, r. 16 Grove
" Max, dental student A. W. McKenzie, r. 6

Willow Av
" Max E.' A., oyster cocktails, 9 Mason, r. 6

Willow Av
" Michael (Dessnin & Wagner), r. 303, 9th
" Michael, carpenter, r. 110314 Stevenson
" Milton A., conductor, r. 1125 Mission
" Nicholas master schr Parkersburg, office

SW cor Howard and Spear, r. Berkeley
" Otto, laborer, r 31 Gilbert
Wagner P. A., California Perforating Screen

Co., 147 Beale, r. Berkeley
" Peter, seaman, r. 343 Beale
" Peter H., barber, 514/2, 3d, r. 44=^1/2, 3d
" Reginald L., bookkeeper, r. 120 Laurel
" R. H. Mrs., widow, r. 1709 Sutter
" Richard, coppersmith Charles W. Smith,

r. 79 Casseli Av
" Richard H., plumber, r. 1720 Folsom
" Richard W., coppersmith Ludwig Wagner,

r. 816 Haight
" Robert D., clerk Porter Bros. & Co.
" Rosetta, widow, r. 1136 Pacific
" Samuel, r. 927 Fillmore
" Victoria, widow, r. 538 McAllister
" Victoria M., widow, nurse, r. 875 Folsom
" Vincent, capitalist, r. 909 Fillmore
" William (William Wagner & Co.), r. 2506

McAllister
" William, brickmason, r. 1032 Potrero Av
" William, oiler str City of Everett
" William Jr., bartender August Shoenfeld,

r. W s Clara Av nr 18th

W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.

MANUFACTURERS OF

Plain, Japanned and Stamped

TIN1a£KRE

Wagner William & Co. (William Wagner), har-
ness and saddlery, 207, 4th, branch 742
McAllister
William E., painter, r. 921 Webster
William G., hostler Brugge & Burg, r. 42

Clay
William T., livery stable, 2415 Mission, r.

2247 Mission
& Krueger (August Wagner and Christian

Krueger), mfrs. satchels, 115 Minna
& Loveder (Fred Wagner and Clement
Loveder), bakery, 2129 Mission
4®=" Wagner. See Wagener, Waggoner, Wago-
ner and Wegener
Wagness Peter, carpet layer, r. 347, 4th
Wagoman Henry, printer, r. 605 Broadway
Wagoner Luther, mining engineer, r. 705 Chest-
nut
WagorM. E. Miss, cashier Penn Mutual Life

Ins. Co., r. Oakland
Wagstaff Alexander E., editor The Saloonman,
526 Montgomery, r. 16 Ellis
" Thomas H., brasslounder, r. 371 Sanchez
" William, brassmolder, r. 48^4 Clinton Park
Wah Hing, M. D., Chinese physician and sur-
geon, 709 Commercial
Wahl Carl (Wahl & Romer), r. 2207y2 Geary
" Christopher (Wahl & Strohl), r. 20 Jasper

PI
" Christopher Jr., pressman Upton Bros., r.

20 Jasper PI
" Eugene W., salesman Nolan & Co., r. 319.

20th
" Gottfried A., laborer Enterprise Brewing

Co., r. 319, 20th
" Hugo A., barber Seppich & Kleinhans, r.

12.38 Mission
" & Romer (Carl Wahl and Herman Romer),

barbers and baths. 224 Sutter
" & Strohl (Christopher Wahl and Jacob
Strohl), liquors, 562 Brannan
4®-Wahl. See Wall and Wohl
Wahlberg John, liquors, 210 Steuart
4®~Wahlberg. See Walberg, Wallberg, Wol-

berg and Wollberg
Wahlen Jacob C. Mrs., widow, r. 2025 Polk
Wahler Anthony N., cigars and tobacco and

laundry, 1231 Mission, r. 323 Jessie
4®- Wahler. See Waller and Wohler
Wahlers Henry, groceries and liquors, 1402A

Ellis
Wahlheim Edward, printer Edward W. Hill, r.
912, 20th
" Ottmar, butcher, 912, 20th
Wahlin Bernhard, brewer, r. 95 Silver
" Fritz, metal gilder Metropolitan Moulding
Co., r. 95 Silver
Wahlquist Bella, tailoress, r. 244 Clara
" Frederick, seaman, r. 244 Clara
" William, driver Farnsworth & Ruggles, r.
244 Clara
Wahlroos Amanda, widow, r. 908 Vallejo

" Charles, seaman, r. 114^4 Tehama
Wahnig Herman, cellarman Cal. Wine Assn. r.

2816 Golden Gate Av
Wahrraan Leopold H., steward U. S. Light-
house tender Madrono
Wai Wera Consolidated Mill and Mining Co.,
Alfred K. Durbrow secretary, 69 Nevada
Block
Waibel Frederick, stationery and varieties,
3C01, 16th, r. 27 Maple Court
" John G., secretary Pac. Mercantile Co.,

220 California, r. 2419 California
" Oscar, varieties, 2518 Mission, r. 633^
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J. C. WILSON & CO.

900 Battery St. Tel. Main 1864.

DEALERS IN AlL KINDS OF

Foreign and Domestic Coal.

Hotels, Restaurants and Ship-
ping Supplied.

Waide Daniel, expert and counselor in life in-
surance, 1 Crocker Bldg, r. 1036 Pine
Waidelich Christian J., cooper, r. 1017 Ver-
mont
" Frederick A., molder Frank Baud, r. 1017

Vermont
" Harry H., tanner Norton Tanning Co.,
r. 1017 Vermont
Waider Adolph, yardman Palace Hotel
Wainberg George A., seaman, r. 37 Ritch rear
Wainwright Edward W. (Wainwright &
Easton), r. 1822 Lyon
" Elizabeth H. Miss, principal Silver Star

Kindergarten, r. 1511 Jackso'i
" Henry H., clerk money order dept Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. 1511 Jackson
" James, electrical scales, 113 Minna, r. 808

Taylor
" James W. Jr., clerk car accountant S. P.

Co., r. 808 Taylor
" John S., compositor Chronicle

WAINWRIGHT WILLIAM,

manufacturer and dealer In all kinds
of spray, air and beer pumps, also
sprinklers, spray nozzles and lawn
Irrigators, hose and hose reels, ofilce 7
Spear nr Market, telephone Black
1715, r. 1511 Jackson
Wainwright William G., surveyor Sanborn-
Perris Map Co.

WAINWRIGHT & EASTON

(Edward W. Wainwright and James
W. Easton), coal, charcoal, coke,
foundry molding sand and pig iron,
30 Market

Wait Henry O., r. 1012 Devisadero
Waite Alice Miss, r. 411 Pacific
" Anna B., widow, r. 3029 Pine
" B. L.,r. 134, 4th
" David G., clerk, r. 911 O'Farrell
" Frederick C, watchman, r. 388 Dolores
" George, carpenter, r. 2219 Mission
" George Mrs., widow, r. 435^4 Minna
" George C, driver Morton Special Delivery,

r. 418 Ellis
" Harry R., elevatorman Hotel Savoy, r.

3029 Pine
" Henry, r. 914Vallejo
" Henry W.. compositor Valleau & Peterson,

r. 533 Sacramento
" Josiah, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 139

Rose Av
" Robert, clerk Robinson & Knox, r. 139 Rose

Av
" Walter F., upholsterer W. & J. Sloans &

Co., r. 1061 Broadway
" William H., hackdriver, r. 202 Roanoke
>e®" Waite. See Waitt, Wate and Whaite
Waites William J., motorman Market St. Ry, r.

55 Precita Av
Waitt A. C, bookkeeper Thomas H. Dowling &
Co., r. Oakland
" Benjamin F., head janitor Phelan Bldg,

r. 9125^, 21st
" Charles C, engineer, r. 912!4, 21st
" George W., mining, r. 912^4, 21st
Waitt Wells Mrs., proprietor The Hillsdale, 33,

6th
Waizman Frank J., salesman Tillmann & Ben-
del, r. 1432 Golden Gate Av
" Max, manufacturer paper boxes, 539 Mar-
ket, r. 1432 Golden Gate Av
Wake Elizabeth Mrs., domestic, 212 Ashbury
Wakefield Lucinda, widow, r. 8 Sycamore Av

Wakefield Rattan Co., Robert Coulter mana-
ger, Starr-King Bldg, 125 Geary, tele-
phone Main 53
Wakelee Henry P. Mrs., widow, r. 314 Ellis
" Orley Miss, teacher Real Estate Free and
Attorneys' Free Kindergartens, r. 719
23d
" Thomas D., station agent S. P. Co., r. 719
23d
Wakelee & Co., druggists and apothecaries,
surgical instruments and trusses, SE
cor Bush and Montgomery, telephone
Main 196, and NE cor Polk and Sutter
Wakeling Lottie T. Mrs., vapor baths, 850 Mar-
ket
Wakeman Edward T., shipping clerk Tillmann
& Bendel, r. 607 Bush
" Ernest H., attorney at law. 124 Sansome,
rooms 19-20, and prosecuting attorney
Police Court 2, r. 1164 Haight
" Godfrey L., clearing house clerk Bank of
California, r. Oakland
Walaika Michael, harnessmaker J. C. Johnson

& Co., r. 405 Kearny
Walback Charles, purser P. M. SS. Co.,r. 628

Eddy
Walberg Otto, cook, r. 1 Lundy Lane
4®-Walberg. See Wahlberg, Wallberg, Wol-

berg and Wollberg
Walbey Arthur R., clerk H. H. Manifold, r. 2962
Howard
" Harry H., r. 2962 Howard
" William H. , real estate agent, 2962 Howard
Walbig John G., master mariner, r. 2156 Mission
Walcom Alfred, clerk, r. 609 Dolores
" Brothers (George W. and William), car-
riage manufacturers, 217 Ellis
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 3218 Bush
" Florence E. Miss, bookkeeper George
Walcom, r. 609 Dolores

WALCOM GEORGE,

furniture, carpets and upholstery,
402-404 Sutter, telephone Main 394, r.
609 Dolores

Walcom George C, salesman George Walcom,

r. 609 Dolores
" George W. (Walcom Bros.), r. 2318 Bush
" Jacob, sign painter, 308 Sutter, r. 2218Bush
" Thomas, painter Cal. St. RR, r. 2218 Bush
" Thomas J., r. 819 Filbert
" William (Walcom Bros.), r. 2919 Sacra-
mento
Walcomson Joseph, baker, r. 906 Pacific rear
Walcott Asa, musician, r. 1123 Bush
" Bridget, widow, r. 158 Clara
" Earle A., journalist, r. 37 Scott
" Edward L., clerk S. F. Laundry, r. 925

Minna
" Edward P., tinsmith Pacific Sheet Metal

Wks, r. IIB Harriet
" Edwin J., sailmaker Simpson & Fisher, r.

1616 Folsom
" Frank P., bookkeeper John Hayden, r. 158

Clara
" George H., tinsmith Pac. Sheet Metal Wks,

r. 158 Clara
" Jane, widow, r. 37 Scott
" Thomas J., plumber, r. 4 Juri
«®- Walcott. See Wolcott
Waldeck Anthony L., assistant principal St.

Joseph's Grammar School, r. 1417 How-
ard
" Herman, hides, tallow and wool, 58 Clay.r.

2113 Broderick
" Hugo, bookkeeper Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 820

Post
" Louise, widow, r. 1123A Broadway
" Peter E., groceries and liquors, 110 San

Jose Av
Waldeck Sanatorium, C. E. Cooper, M. D.

superintendent at "The Merris," 717

Jones nr Sutter, telephone East 171
" Training School for Nurses, C. E. Cooper,

M. D. superintendent, 717 Jones
" William (S. F. Cigar Mfg. Co.), r. 1134

Kearny
" William J., teacher St. Joseph's Grammar

School, r. 1417 Howard

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Waldemar Anton, seaman str Washtenaw
Walden Peter O., laborer Union I. Wks, r. 504
Napa
" William A., dental student, r. 1534 Mission
4®- Walden. See Waldon
Walder Louis, dress-frame maker, r. 1416

Powell
Waldheimer Arthur J., salesman Peter P.
Schmidt, r. 505 Buchanan
" Marcus J., attorney at law, 318 Pine, room
34, r. 505 Buchanan
Waldie Grace, domestic, 1600 Washington
Waldier Albert, dairyman, r. 18, 26th
Waldmann Charles, salesman Goldberg, Bowen
&Co.,r. 3934 Laguna
" Gustave, fireman, r. 3d Av nr I
" Lena, widow, r. 611 Taylor
" Louis H., cashier, r. 234 Grove
«®" Waldmann. See Wallmann
Waldo House, Joseph Bitterlin proprietor, 765

Mission
Waldon Christopher, cook Turk St. Hotel
" George, r. 1030 Howard
" Harry W., waiter, r. 521 Mission
4®-Waldon. See Walden

Waldorf Edward, stevedore, r. 42 Montgomery
Block
" Henry, teamster, r. 1209 Montgomery
" Philip, paper carrier, r. 1209 Montgomery
Waldron Daniel G., manager adv. dept. Rail-
way Hand Book Pub. Co., r. 2938 Califor-
nia
" Edward J., carrier postofQce, r. 535 Minna
" H. A. Mrs., r. 523 McAllister
" James, laborer, r. 8 Ringold
" John, r. 1412 Mason
" John T., restaurant, 1130 Union
" Milo H., bartender Hilbert Bros., r. 733 Eddy
" Vernon, agent Ladd & Coffin, 169 Crocker

Bldg, r. Alameda
" William, upholsterer M. Friedman & Co.,

r. 306 Stockton
" William B., real estate, 215 Sansome, room
2, r. Hotel Pleasanton
Waldstein Albert, clerk, r. 633 Golden Gate Av
" Charles, clerk Jacob Beer, r. 441 McAllister
" Frederick, r. 633 Golden Gate Av
" Jesse clerk, r. 633 Golden Gate Av
" Joseph, r. 426 Eddy

" Joseph, ham coverer Roth, Blum & Co., r. 17
Treat Av
4®=Waldstein. See Wallstein and Wohlstein
Waldteufel Achille, manager Catholic Art and
Book Co., 733 Market, r. 414 Van Ness Av
Waldteufel Emile L., vice-president Catholic
Art and Book Co., 723 Market, r. 414* Van
Ness Av
Waldteufel Josepll A., secretary and treasurer
Catholic Art and Book Co., 723 Market,
r. 825% Sutter
Waldteufel Margarita, president Catholic Art
and Book Co., 733 Market, r. 414 Van
Ness Av
Wale George, foreman printing dept. Mysell,

Rollins Co., and stationer, 1204 Sutter
Wales Albert, laborer Pac. and S. F. Box Fac-
tory, r. 933 Sanchez
" Edward J., bookkeeper Anglo-Californian

Bank, r. 337 Capp '
" Francis A., painter, r. 108, 30th
" James H., salesman Will & FinckCo., r.

306 Hyde
" John S., collector, r. 611 Stockton
" Joseph, hoseman Engine 2, r. 15a McLea

Court
" Joseph J., laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r.
1534% Sanchez
Walford Josephine, widow, r. 231 Stevenson
Walheben Charlotte, widow, r. 20 Sheridan
Walk Eva, dressmaking, 5 Day
" George Edward Rev., rector Trinity Epis-
copal Church, r. 1621 Bush
" Jean, tailor, r. 1020% Pacific
" Jules, tailor, r. lOSOVa Pacific
Walker Aaron J., carpenter, r. 600 Minna
" Abner, carpenter, 3113 Fillmore
" Albert H., shoemaker C. M. Teaburg, r.
1128a Howard

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" Alfred E., clerk Tunnicliffe & King, r. 1021

Valencia
" Allen, gripman Market St. Ry.,r. 40c West

Mission
" Antone J., barber, NW cor Potrero and

24th, r. 2709 Bryant
" Benjamin, painter, r. SW cor 16th and De-

hon
" Brothers (Joseph and James), tool makers

723, 7th
Walker Charles, upholsterer and draper, 509

Haight
" Charles, saloon keeper, r. 200 Turk
" Charles A., attorney at law, 18 Crocker

Bldg
" Charles A., salesman G. Verdi er & Co., r.

Oakland
" Charles H., waiter Johnson & Brenneke, r.

17, 4th
" Charles L., cashier Harry Adolph, r. 632

Clay
" Charles M., painter, 710 Larkin, r. 5 Olive

Av
" Christopher, marine fireman, r. 332 Bran-
nan
" Clarence M. Miss, teacher Lowell High

School, r. 3019 Clay
" Cortland G., clerk auditing dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. 502 Powell
" Daniel, molder Pac. Roll. Mill, r. NW cor

Sierra and Maryland
" David, driver, r. cor Victoria and Palmetto

Av
" David, porter M. Walter & Co.
" David F., capitalist, r. 2325 Gough
" David J., public weigher Jackson St.

Wharf, r. 1711 Church
" David P., motorman Market St. Ry., r. 10

Lundy Lane
" D. H., reporter Bulletin
" Dora O., widow, r. 1226a Guerrero
•' Edgar J., salesman W. & J. Sloane&Co., r.

Alameda
" Edward, pattern maker, r. 69 Natoma
" Edward A., clerk Levin Bros., r. 409 Golden

Gate Av
" Edwin J., draughtsman Pac. Tel. & Tel.

Co.. r. 1226a Guerrero
" Ellery A., dairy produce, 2600% Sacra-
mento
" E. M. Miss, pupil nurse City and County

Hospital
" Etta Mrs., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" Eva Miss, compositor, r. 633 Capp
" Foshay, attorney law dept. S. P. Co., 4

Montgomery, r. 1207 Buchanan
" Frank, r. 1902 Webster

'• Frank, barber, 120%, 24th, r. 1131 Hamp-
shire
" Frank A., shoemaker, r. 810, 26th
" Frank C, clerk, r. 502 Powell
" Frank H., weigher D. J. Walker, r. 1523 Do-
lores
" Frederick, clerk Clay Street House, r. 36

Clay
" Frederick, driller Union I. Wks, r. 928 Min-
nesota
" Frederick, porter Reinhold Beck
" Frederick A., shoe laster Siebe, Glanville

Co., r. 810, 36th
" Frederick R., clerk auditing dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. 650 Waller
" G., baker Westerfeld's Bakery, r. 557%

Stevenson
" Gardner E., speculator, r. 102 Minna

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" George, with Meyer, Wilson & Co., r. 1419

Clay
" George B., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" George C, upholsterer, r. 609 Dolores
" George E., machinist S. F. Tool Wks, r.

Alameda
" George H., carpenter and builder, 40 New

Montgomery, r. 2130 Union
" George L.., clerk Washburn & Moen Mfg

Co., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" George R., bartender Robert Martin, r. 812

Kearny
" George W.. butcher John J. Downey, r. 632

Capp
'• George W.. shoemaker B. Rosenberg, r. 632

Capp
" Harry, bartender, r. 421, 4th
" Harry, machinist William Wedgwood Ma-
chine Wks, r. 611 Ellis
" Helen K., widow, r. 3710 Sacramento
'• Henry (Walker & Eaton), r. East Oakland
" Henry C, foreman pattern maker W. T.

Garratt & Co., r. 727 Army
" Henry D., mining secretary, 62 Nevada

Block, r. ]502Paciac Av
" Henry W.,assayer, 109 Montgomery Block
" Herbert E., 2d engineer str. Gaelic
■' H. G., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. Oakland
" Horace, rubber worker Bowers Rubber Co..

r. 9351/2 Howard
" Howard, foreman warehouse Standard Oil

Co., r. 629 Guerrero
" Hugh, laborer Armour Packing Co., r. Ala-
meda
" Hugh, seaman, r. 19 Verona
" J. Mr., dressmaker, r. 536 Ellis
" James (Walker Bros.), r. 448. 7th
'• James G. (James G. Walker & Co.), r. 2016

Franklin
" James G. &Co. (James G. Walker), whole-
sale liquors. 224 Front
'• Jane, widow, r. 2114 Howard
" Jasper, milker Nicholas Hansen, r. cor

Amazon Av and Naples
■' Jerome, miner, r. 146, 12th
•• Jessie Miss, artist, 98 Donohoe Bldg, r.

Alameda
■' J. M.,r. 1714 Market

" John (Walker & Humphris), r. 871 Market
" John, carpenter, r. 129 Diamond
■• John, clerk, r. 415 Tehama
•' John, expressman, SE cor Market and

Fremont, r. 910 Church
" John, longshoreman, r. 12 Clay
■■ John, proprietor Union House, 32 Steuart
" John, solicitor, r. 207 Montgomery Av
" John A., portrait artist, 96 Donohoe Bldg,

r. Alameda
" John H., bookkeeper Levi Strauss & Co., r.

Alameda
'■ John S., cook, r. 1003 Capp
" John W., plasterer, r. 1260b 18th
" Joseph (Walker Bros.), r. 428. 7th
" Joseph, milker New York Dairy, r. Old San

Jose Road nr County Jail 2
" Joseph, seaman, r. 12 Washington
" Joseph, watchman, r. 1852 Howard
" Joseph M., liquors, San Bruno Av nr Sil-
ver Av
" Joseph T., paper ruler, r. 18 Ridley
Walker L. M. & Co. (Lon M. Walker and E. W.
Kay), real estate agents, 10 Chronicle
Bldg
" Lon M. (L. M. Walker & Co.), r. 518 Jones

Walker Manufacturing Co., manufacturers
electric railway equipment, Abner
DobleCo. agents, 13-15 Fremont

" Margaret, widow, r. 308 Greenwich

" Margaret H. Mrs., principal Marshall Pri-
mary School, r. 808 Octavia

" Margaret T., widow, r. 650 Waller

" Mary, widow, r. 204 Ritch

" Mary, domestic, 423 Cole

" Mary A. Mrs., bakery, 1852 Howard

" Maxon, clerk, r. 409 Golden Gate Av

" -Oakley Co. (Chicago, 111.), John A. Magee
Jr. agent, ofQce 310 Clay

" Oscar v., chairman S. F. Stock and Ex-
change Board, r. 11 16 Fulton

" Paul, salesman Hirsch & Kahn, r. 313
Gough

" Richard, advertising distributor Sterling
& Dunphy, r. Berkeley

'■ Robert A. P., foreman Roberts Printing
Co.. r. 308 Greenwich

" Robert C, seaman, r. 1003 Battery

" Robert D., blacksmith, r. 313 Gough

" Robert J., mill hand Deming-Palmer Mill-
ing Co., r. Oakland

" Robert S., weigher Schmidt Label and
Litho. Co., r. 1530 Dolores

" Rose E. Miss, retoucher, 1444 Folsom

' ' Samuel F. , ornamental iron and wire work,
1235 Mission

" Samuel H., photographer D. Sewell, r. 18
Ridley

" Samuel T., bakery, 408a McAllister

" Sarah Miss, seamstress, r. 104 Mason

" Sebastian, milker Frank Muther, r. Wyom-
ing Av nr Sickles Av

" Selah C, photo printer Elite Photographic
Studio

" Seth, contractor and builder, r. 9 Laskie

" Sidney J., conductor Market St. Ry., r.
1840 Turk

" Sophia C. Mrs., widow, r. 332 Bryant

" S. Phoebe, stenographer Payot, Upham &
Co., r. 910 Church

" Thomas, r. 116 Hyde

" Thomas, calker, r. 304, 3d

" Thomas, carpenter, r. 414 Francisco

" Thomas C, r. 605 Market

" Ulysses S., laborer F. M. Chapman & Co.,
r. 332 Bush

" W. A. Mrs., bakery, 1151 Mission

" Walter E., commercial traveler, r. 119, 9th

" Walter G., clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 650 Waller

" Wilber Jr., machinist Murch & Gray, r.
Oakland

" .William (William Walker & Co.), r.719>4
Church

" William, painter, r. 722 Ellis

" William, piano tuner and repairer, 411 Post

" William, water tender str Mariposa
Walker WiUiam & Co. (William Walker), mer-
chant tailors, 108 Eddy

" William A., assistant bookkeeper E. T.
Allen Co., r. 2114 Fillmore

" William A., carpenter, 1166 Mission, r. 1151
Mission

" William A., journalist, r. 325, 20th

" William D., manufacturer block books, 240
Montgomery, rooms 23-24, r. 808 Octavia

" William J., foreman Armour Packing Co.,
r. Alameda

" William R.,clerk Commercial Union Assur-
ance Co., r. East Oakland

" William R., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.
r. Oakland

" William R., machinist, r. 102, 24th

" William W., chief clerk money order dept.
Wells, Fargo & Co., r. Alameda

" & Eaton (Henry Walker and A. J. Eaton),
proprietors Occidental Watch Co., 34
Post

" & Humphris (John Walker and Albert
Humphris), proprietors Central House,
871 Market
Walker & Wade. See Wade & Co., 120 Battery

" & Whitman (Campello, Mass.), George Hill

Pacific Coast agent, 819 Market, room 13

Walkerley Building, NW cor Post and Stockton

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Walkington JoIiq H., floorwalker G. Verdier &

Co., r. 712 Post
" Thomas G., proprietor Mission Bay Ware-
houses, Irwin and Kentucky, r. Occiden-
tal Hotel
Walkmeister George, pattern maker Cahill &

Hall Elevator Co., r. 22 Montezuma
Walkup Francis M. , chair maker Hey wood Bros.

& Co.,r. Alameda
" Ward B. (W. B. Walkup & Co.), r. 1270 Stan-

yan
Walkup W. B. & Co., map drawing, publishing,

coloring and finishing, 530 Commercial
" William D., wharfinger Harbor Commis-
sioners, r. 1821 San Carlos Av
Wall AlphonsoH., driver Contra Costa Laundry

Co., r. 8 Ford
" Andrew, painter, r. 309, 7th
" A. Theodora Miss, stenographer Dunham,

Carrigan & Hayden Co., r. 899 Pine
" August, speculator, r. Ill Trenton
" Bertha, widow, r. 1329 Scott rear
" Carl, piano maker, r. 3124 Howard
" Charles, ship carpenter, r. cor Elsie and

Coso Av
" Charles H., with Daily Report Pub. Co., r.

Alameda
" Charles J., inspector Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co.,

r. 1642 Sacramento
" Charles W. , manager Ziesche Cash Tobacco

Store, 631 Kearny, r. 216 Prospect PI
" Conrad, marine engineer, 9 Mission, r.

Lorin
" David, guard County Jail 2, r. Commer-
cial Hotel
" Edmund J., news agent, r. 528 Howard
" Edward, harnessmaker, r. 2420 Post
" Edward, laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli

Av
" Edward, molder Occidental Foundry, r. 7%

Langton
" Edward J., teamster, r. 1432 Jackson
" Edward M., machinist Main St. Iron Wks,

r. 314 Leavenworth
" Ellen Miss, r. 715 Howard
" Eric, fireman, r. 7 Scott PI
" Eugene E., policeman, r. 121^ Albion Av
" Felix, clerk Kahn Bros., Klein & Co., r.

224, 4th
" Frank F., gatekeeper Bay District Race

Track, r. 528 Howard
" Frank W., cooper, r. 725 Sansome
" George I., clerk, r. 928 Dolores
" George M.. paper ruler, r. 122 Shipley rear
" George S., cigars and tobacco, 1 Gough, r.

705 Shotwell
" Harry B., plumber, r. 7 Garden rear
'• Henry, stone cutter John D. McGilvray &

Co., r. 622, 4th
" Henry E., cigar dealer, r. 14 Ellis
" J., seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
" J., waiter Popular Dining Rooms
" James, blacksmith Ralston Iron Wks, r.

530, 3d
" James, engraver Bolton & Strong, r. 2339a

16th
" James A., painter, r. 528 Howard
" James E., horseshoer R. N. Cayford, r.

3239a 16th
" James H., plumber, r. 25 Aileen Av
" James H., teamster, r. 1432 Jackson
" Jesse S., cashier U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
" J. Maurice, clerk Hibernia Savings and

Loan Society, r. 2407 Octavia
" John, r. 2407 Octavia
" John, laborer, r. 219 Douglass
" John, molder Occidental Foundry, r. 6 Kate

PI
" John, porter Woonsocket Rubber Co., r. 928

Dolores
" John A., attorney at law, 22-23 Mills Bldg,

5th floor, r. 339a San Jose Av
" John J., salesman Anglo-American Crock-
ery and Glassware Co., r. 227 Fair Oaks
" John J., teamster, r. 1432 Jackson
" John J. Jr., teamster, r. 1432 Jackson
" Joseph, fireman, r. 7^/i Langton
" Joseph, seaman, r. 920 Bryant rear
" Joseph D., r. 63 Tehama

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Wall Joseph G. (Hobbs, Wall & Co.), r. 1836

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Julia, widow, r. 7^ Langton
Lena B. Miss, compositor F. W. Croudaoe,

r. 528 Howard
Lou Miss, portrait artist, 609 Sacramento,

r. Oakland
Maggie M. Miss, r. 218 Eddy
Margaret, widow, furnished rooms, 528

Howard
Mary A. Mrs., r. 2420 Post
Michael, groceries and liquors, 1302 Church
Michael J., inspector Fire Alarm and

Police Telegraph, r. 263 Clementina
Owen, r. I2V2 Albion Av
Patrick, laborer, r. 1302 Church
Patrick J., teamster, r. 12 Heron
Richard T., fine gold boiler U. S. Mint, r.

314 Leavenworth
Robert, news agent, r. 528 Howard
Samuel, boxmaker, r. IO25V2 Natoma
Samuel W., journalist, r. 336 Polk
Thomas, engraver Bolton & Strong, r. 3339a

16th
Thomas, plumber, r. 7% Langton
Thomas, seaman, r. 105 Clark
Thomas H., teamster, r. 1906 Leavenworth
W. H., tailor Alms House
William H., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co.,

r. 334 Ritch
William L. , clerk general freight oface S. P.

Co., r. 11201/2 Folsom
William R., carpenter, r. 704 Harrison
43= Wall. See Wahl, Walls and Wohl
Wallab Ferdinand, laborer, r. 14651:4 Minna
Wallace Albert, seaman, r. 605 Natoma

Albert W., bookkeeper John F. English, r.

120 Cumberland
Alexander W., forgeman Pac. Roll. Mill, r.

340 Ritch rear
Alice Mrs., bookkeeper Catholic Art and

Book Co., r. 672, 20th
Andrew, teamster Nathan, Dohrmann &

Co., r. 631, 33d
Arthur H., buyer J. B. Haggin, r. 1811 Post
Arthur H., dentist, 731 Sutter, r. The Colo-
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Catherine, widow, r. 5!^ Glover
Catherine, widow, r. 135 Lombard
Charles, asst. engineer Merchants' Ice and

Cold Storage Co., r. 43 Haff Av
Charles L., traveling salesman Dunham,

Carrigan & Hayden Co., r. Oakland
Christian, ice cutter Union Ice Co., r. 315

Tehama
Delia Miss, clerk, r. 617, 3d
Edward, r. 60, 3d

Elsie Miss, superintendent Nurses Hos-
pital for Children and Training School

for Nurses, 3700 California
Frank, r. 1326 Dolores
Frank J., mining superintendent, r. 16^

Rausch
Fred, clerk Miller, Sloss& Scott, r. 631, 23d
Fred E., clerk Pac. Pine Lumber Co., r. 1079

Howard
Wallace Fred W., secretary California Cap

Co., 218 California, room 1, r. Alameda
" Frederick, marker S. F. Laundry
" G. E., pilot. 506 Battery, r. 405 Geary
" George, packer Tillmann & Bendel, r. 306

O'Farrell
" G. W., traveling salesman H. Levi & Co.
" H. Mrs., groceries and liquors, 303 Natoma
" Henry, foreman Commercial News, r. 516

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" Henry W., chief engineer str Orizaba, r.

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" J. Mrs., r. Grand Hotel
" James, r. 623 Fell
" James, clerk, r. 848 Capp
" James, laborer, r. 4 White
Wallace James H., secretary and treasurer

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" James J. Mrs., r. 8OI1/2 Turk
Wallace James S., secretary Chronicle, r. 416

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J. George, cook str Santa Cruz, r. 114 Pacific
J. Henry, spice grinder Columbia CoSee

and Spice Co., r. Oakland
Johanna, widow, r. 617, 2d
John, norseshoer, r. 8 Sheridan
John, marine engineer, 9 Mission
John, policeman, r. 1109V4 Howard
John, watchman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 26

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John B. (Dillman & Wallace), r. Alameda
John E., r. 4 White
John H., asst engineer maintenance of

way dept. S. P. Co., r. The Colonial
John M., blacksmith, 108 Vallejo, r. 26

Sheridan
John P., with Cal. Powder Wks, r. Berkeley
John R., machinist, r. 162 Perry
Joseph E., driver Mt. Shasta Mineral

Spring Co.,r. 309,5th
Kate Miss, saleslady, r. 617, 2d
Lewis H., electrician, r. 346, 4th
Lizzie E., widow, r. 1811 Post
Maggie, japanner George H. Tay Co., r. 135

Lombard
Margaret, widow, r. 631, 23d
Margaret, widow, r. 801V£ Turk
Mary A., widow, r. 325 Larkin
Mathew, r. 4 White
Michael, laborer, r. 126 Francisco
Michael J., master bktn North Bend, office

48 Market, room 1, r. 1216 Union
Nellie R., widow, r. 944 Fillmore
Nora, widow, r. 1304 Pacific
Oscar, blacksmith, r. 12 Mason
Oswald, clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r. 631,

23d
P., seaman str City of Sydney
P. J., laborer, r. 28 Turk
Randolph E., clerk general freight office

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Richard, machinist Fulton Eng. & Ship

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Richard R., r. 799 Van Ness Av
Robert, foreman calker Clark & Webster,

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S rices, 115 Kearny, rooms 27-30, r. 320
evisadero
Wallace Robert E., bookkeeper A. Fleishhacker
& Co.,r. 906 Jackson
" Robert G.. salesman Murphy, Grant & Co.,

r. 30 Post
" Robert R.. advertising agent, r. 516 Geary
" Robert R. Mrs., bakery, 516 Geary
" Robert S., clerk ticket auditor's dept. S.
P. Co.. r. 100 McAllister
Wallace Ryland B., attorney at law, 502-503
Safe Deposit Bldg, r. 2214 Clay

Wallace Samuel, laborer W. P. Fuller & Co.,
r. 742 Harrison
" Thomas, fireman, r. 4 Hubbard
" Thomas, master str Walla Walla, r. 441

Page
" Thomas A., policeman, r. 1525 Bush
" Thomas G. W., Chinese interpreter, r. 31

Oak
" Timothy J., warehouseman Bode & Has-

lett, r. 126 Francisco
" Vincent, treasurer Commercial Fire Dis-
patch Co., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" W. H. Mrs., widow, r. 2220 Broadway
" Will C, auditor Mutual Investment Union
of San Francisco, 14 Sansome, r. Oak-
land
" William, r. 104 Powell
" William, liquors, 1509 Valencia
" William, millman, r. 413, 4th
" William, sailmaker Brann & Prior, r. 120

Cumberland
" William, ship calker, r. 909 Church
" William, proprietor The Monarch, 1346

Market
" William E., packer J. A. Folger & Co., r.

113 Polk
" William H. Jr., r. 2220 Broadway
" William J., driver J. J. Coalter, r. 131, 4th
" William J., porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r.

1309 Lyon
" William J., wire worker, r. 135 Lombard
" William K., brick maker, r. 359. 1st
" William M., deputy Poundkeeper, r. 2514,
16th
Wallace William T., judge Superior Court De-
partment 6, chambers New City Hall 2d
floor, r. 799 Van Ness Av
J8®- Wallace. See Wallis
Wallach David, r. 1013 Golden Gate Av
" Emilio, bookkeeper J. C. Bauer & Co., r.
1834 Eddy
Wallach Marshall B., assistant auditor Pacific
Mail Steamship Co., 425 Market, r. 2004
Jackson
Walland Samuel M., brass finisher J. Roylance

Brass Wks, r. 112 Alta
>e®-Wallberg. See Wahloerg, Walberg, Wol-

berg and Wollberg
Wallbridge William, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill

r SOI SiGrrBi
Wallen Charles J., machinist, r. 335, 6th
" Edward H., seaman, r. 122 Jackson
" Ellen, groceries, Randolph nr Bright
" Fred, fireman tugboat Alert, r. 203 Bryant
" Gustav, carpenter, r. Elsie nr Virginia Av
J8®-Wallen. See Wallin

Wallenberg August, fireman Western Sugar
Refinery, r, 519^2 Brannan
" Ernest, musician, r. 3414B Moss
4®" Wallenberg. See WoUenberg
Wallenberg August, ironworker Coppieters &
Mockel, r. 212, 2d
" Charles W., laborer, r. 3 Clyde
Wallendorf Gustave, restaurant, 2012 Fillmore
^S'Wallendorf. See Wellendorf
Wallenfels Francisca, widow, r. 1338 Bush
Wallenrod George, supt. Alcazar Bldg., 114-120
O'Farrell, r. 2618 Bryant
" George Jr., treasurer Alcazar Theatre, r.

2618 Bryant
" Leon, machinist Market St. Ry., r. 2618
Bryant
Wallenstein Benjamin, salesman Charles Kei-
lus & Co., r. 407 Powell
" Herman M., traveling salesman, r. 1212a

Larkin
" Julius, salesman, r. 1212a Larkin
" Lewis D., salesman Chicago Clothing Co.,

r. 309 Powell
" Morris, salesman L. & G. Brenner, r. 309
Powell
Waller Anna, widow, r. 129 Clara rear
" Benjamin T., collector, r. 23 Kearny

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(Julian L., Samuel L. and Newton B.),
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Waller Charles F., janitor Savings and Loan

Society, r. Ross Station, Marin Co.

" Christian, liquors, 1524 Market, r. 131

Gough
" George, cellarman National Brewing Co.,

r. 905 Buchanan
" John C. (California Last Factory), r. 1817

San Carlos Av
" Julian L. (Waller Bros.), r. 2104 Bush
" L. P. F., insurance agent, r. 2104 Bush
" Newton B. (.Waller Bros.), r. 2104 Bush
" Samuel L. (Waller Bros.), r. 3104 Bush
" Theodore M., tile setter, r. 131 Gough
" William, paper box maker, r. 6 Virginia
Court
4®-Waller. See Wahler and Woller
Wallers John, r. 346, 4th
4»-Wallert. See Wollert

Wallett George A., butcher, r. 38 West Mission
Walley Emil E., furrier, 115 Kearny, r. 829a
Howard
" William, millhand Pac. Roll. Mill
Wallfisch Herman, tailor Samuel Bernstein, r.

25 Willow Av
Wallford Mary J. Mrs., lodgings, 231 Stevenson
Wallgren Edward, gripman Market St. Ry., r.

3119 Mission
Wallin Alfred F., r. 403 Bryant
" Annie J. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 506 Jones
" . Arthur L., blacksmith Market St. Ry, r. 13

Powell Av
" Charles, master schr Adelia, oface 56

Steuart
" Charles, telegraph operator, r. 404 Bran-
nan
" Frank, with Cal. Casket Co.
=' John, cabinet maker S. F. Furniture Mfg

Co., r. 112 Welsh
" John E., driver Farnsworth & Ruggles, r.

2221/2 Ritch
" John L., cooper George Windeler & Co., r.

124 Ash Av
" Oscar, pileman S. F. Bridge Co., r. 2319
Bryant
Wallingford T. S. Mrs., widow, r. 1514 Mason
Wallis Albert E., clerk Union Iron Wks, r. 336

Eddy
Wallis George H., superintendent Washburn &
Moen Manufacturing Co. Pacific Works,
r. Hotel Sutherland
" Henry P., conductor S. P. Co., r. 35 South

Park
" Herbert, driver J. T. Cavanaugh, r. 336

Eddy
" L., seaman, r. 22 Sacramento
Wallis Samuel C, Grand Recorder Order of
Chosen Friends, 42 St. Ann's Bldg, r.
2211 Fillmore
" Thomas, teamster D. S. Cartwright. r. 38

Norfolk
" William, conductor Cal. St. RR, r. 1402/2

Pacific
" William J., r. 1402^/^ Pacific
" & Baehman' (Lawrence N. Bachman), man-
ufacturers window shades, 1334 Mission
«®-Wallis. See Wallace
Walliston David, watchman, r. 36 Clay
Wallman Rudolph, butcher, 3592 Mission

" William, baker, r. 634 Pacific
Wallm.ann Alexander, groceries and liquors,
SW cor Ellis and'Bourbin PI
" jTilius, r. 1533 Mission
" Richard, groceries and liquors, NW cor

Sutter and Lyon
" Rudolph, electrician and locksmith, 227
Ellis, r. 7071/2, 17th
ie®=-Wallmann. See Waldmann
Wallmer Charles W., barber, r. 952i/4 Howard
Wallridge Russell P., mining engineer, r. 925

Hyde
Walls Benicia Miss, druggist, r. 510b 15th
" Benjamin, r. 510b 15rh
" Benjamin P., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r.

510b 15th
" John, miner, r. 25171/4 California
" John, teamster, r. 901 Battery
" John A., bookkeeper, r. 2517^4 California
" Wilson W., manufacturers' agent, 518
Spreckels Bldg, r. 3921 California

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

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Wallsted W., master schr Francis Alice, office

40 California, room 2
Wallstein Charles, conductor Market St. Ry, r.
1231 Turk
" Ole, motorman Market St. Ry., r. 1228 Gold-
en Gate Av
Walmach Henry, waiter J. P. McDonald
Walmsley Robert, r. 48 Oak
" William W., proprietor Elcho House, 863!4
Market
Walnut House, 640 Howard
Walpert Fred, carpenter Albert Hansen, r. 1011
Nebraska
" Gertrude, widow, r. 1011 Nebraska
4®-Walpert. See Wollpert and Wolpert
Walpole Paul, engineer, r. 304, 3d
" Robert, laborer, r. 231, 2d
" Robert, stevedore, r. 174 Silver
Walrath Austin, mining, 302 Montgomery, r.
Hotel St. Nicholas
" Etna, widow, r. 12th Av South nr L
" Oscar, tanner Norton Tanning Co., r. 12th

Av South nr L
" Thomas, laborer, r. SW cor Bay and Web-
ster
" Thomas, tanner, r. 12th Av South nr L
Walravens Josephine, widow, r. 227 O'Farrell
Walrose Amanda, widow, r. 908Vallejo
Walsh Albert M., r. 1631 Ellis
" Alice Miss, cashier Leon D. Stone & Co., r.
1652 Polk
Alice C. Miss, seamstress, r. 461 Bryant
Anastacia, widow, r. The Lick Old Ladies'

Home
Ann, widow, r. 915V4 Minna
Ann, widow, r. 16th Av South bet P and Q
Annie, widow, furnished rooms, 22 Minna
Annie, domestic, 3014 Washington
Arabella, widow, r. 124i/^ Langton
Arthur G., r. 711 Jones
Bertie Miss, saleslady The Hamburger Co.,

r. 1652 Polk
Catherine, clerk, r. 303 Ivy Av
Cecilia Mrs., r, 563 Mission
Charles, driver W. F. Roberts, r. 2105

Scott
Charles H., clerk, r. 925 Haight
Charles J., bartender Collins & Wheeland,

r. 2226a Geary
Clayton, clerk, r. 303 Ivy Av
Daniel, gilder Metropolitan Moulding Co.,

r. 915 Minna
David v., teamster, r. 1631 Ellis
D. J., porter Crane Co.
DougaldM., stableman Edward J. Creely,

r. 510 Golden Gate Av
Dormer, manager Davis Bros., r. 299 Hyde
Edward (Curley & Walsh), r. cor H and 9th

Av
Edward, capitalist, r. 1519 Sacramento
Edward, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1933

Ellis
Edward, laborer, r. 41714 Hayes
Edward, laborer, r. 1301 Lyon
Edward, laborer S. P. Co., r. 310, 26th
Edward F., bartender, r. 2015 Powell
Edward I., machine hand W. H. Nolan &
Co., r. 326, 27th
Walsh Edward M., attorney at law, 25 Mills
Bldg, 4th floor, r. 125, 13th, Oakland
Edward M., painter, r. 1221 Mission
Edward M., salesman, r. 1830|4 Folsom
Ellen, widow, r. 532 Linden Av
Ellen Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home
Eugene J., operator Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 46I14 Bryant

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Walsh Evelyn Miss, clerk Coflee Bros., r. 560

Willow Av
" Florence P., plumber, r. 7 Webster
" Francis, teamster, r. 1414 Guerrero
" Frank, brass finisher W. T. Garratt & Co.,

r. 36 Chattanooga
" Frank, clerk, r. 1424 Howard
" Frank, core maker J. Roylance Brass Wks,

r. 461 V4 Bryant
" Frank, fireman, r. 1737 Market
" Frank, stock clerk Holbrook, Merrill &

Stetson, r. 323 Ellsworth
" Frank D., physician, 3121/4, 19th
" George, bricklayer, r. 2105 Scott
" George, saddler, r. 124;^ Langton
" George C, bookkeeper S. F. Gas Light Co.,

r. 2524 Market
" George F., calker,r. 154 Natoma
•' George H., r. 1744 Market
" George H., engineer Chemical Engine 2, r.

1425 Market
" George M., clerk, r. 925 Haight
" George W., teamster, r. NE cor Lyon and

and Pacific Av
" Gregory L., clerk Appel& Bruckman, r. 307

Scott
" Harry, painter, r. 103V4 California Av
" Henry, butcher John MuUer, r. 816 Dolores
" Henry, laborer, r. 16th Av South bet P

and Q
" Henry J., plumber, r. 816 Dolores
" James, r. 264!4 Minna
" James, r. 915 Minna
" James, chipper, r. 4 Simpson PI
" James, cook, r. 529 Sacramento
" James, expressman, SE cor California and

Fillmore, r. 2105 Scott
" James, hoseman Engine 22, r. 1815 Post
" James, janitor, r. 1206a Broadway
" James, laborer, r. 4 Kate
" James, laborer, r. 30 Sycamore Av
" James, laborer Washburn & Moen Mfg. Co.
" James, liquors, 316, 4th
" James, painter, r. 42 Juniper
" James, shoemaker, 218, 1st
" James, special officer People's Palace
" James, teamster U. S. A. Dept of Califor-
nia, r. Fort Mason
" James, tinsmith, r. NE cor 8th and Brannan
" James, watchman, r. 43 Perry
" James, watchman Market St. Ry, r. 1119

Clay
" James A., carpenter, r. 461 Bryant
" James E., with J. L. Flood. 7 Nevada

Block, r. San Rafael
" James F., gasfitter, r. 264% Minna
" James J., bartender, r. 2504 Bryant
" James J., carpenter, r. 345 Shipley
" James J., hoseman Engine 17, r. 138, 8th
" James J., laborer, r. 1231 Castro
" James M., plasterer, r. 7 Webster
" James P., molder, r. 1C13 Army
" James W., wire worker, r. 220 Lombard
" J. E., salesman Hale Bros., r. 905Market
" Jerome, boots and shoes, 44514, 20th
" Johanna, widow, r. 123614 Folsom
" John, r. 307 Scott
" John, r. St. Mary's Hospital
" John, baker, r. 3\bY2 Ivy Av
" John, bill poster, r. 134 Hayes
" John, car repairer S. P. Co., r. 43 Perry
" John, carpet layer, r. 12 Allen
" John, cutter Charles Lyons, r. 1307 Golden

Gate Av
" John, journalist, r. 944 Mission
" John, laborer, r. 220 Montgomery Av

Walsh John, laborer, r. 529 Sacramento

" John, laborer, r. 737!4 Minna

" John, laborer, r. 816 Dolores

" John, lather, r. 1035 Minna

" John, longshoreman, r. 21 Anthony

" John, painter, r. 217 Tehama

" John, porter John W. Flinn, r. cor 1st Av
and Jackson

" John, porter Washburn & Moen Mfg. Co.

" John, r. 36 Chattanooga

" John, shoe cutter, r. 2105 Scott

" John, tinsmith, r. 1055b Howard

" John, waiter str Columbia

" John A., teamster Michael W. Farrell, r.
1414 Guerrero

" John C, painter, r. 2015 Powell

" John F. (Fortune & Walsh), r. 617 Jessie

" John F., distributor Post OfQce, r. 1013
Army

" John F., shoemaker M. Walsh & Son, r.
1139 Mission

" John F., tea-i ster M. Foley, r. 12 Page

" John G., bartender Thomas Murray, r. 3101
Mission

" John J., carpenter, r. 11th Av bet M and N

" John J., carriage painter, r. 7 Webster

" John J. Jr. (Walsh & Netting), r. 1601
Grove

" John T., plumber, r. 816 Dolores

" Joseph (Walsh & McCusker), r. 1923 Fill-
more

" Joseph, bagmaker Crown Paper Co., r. 2015
Powell

" Joseph, bricklayer, r. 2105 Scott

" Joseph, hoseman Engine 13, r. 2504 Bryant

" Joseph, extraman Engine 14, r. 1017 McAl-
lister

" Joseph A., clerk Raphael Weill & Co., r. 307
Scott

" Joseph I., shirt cutter Arnold & Walsh, r.
425 Clementina

" Joseph L., carriage trimmer O'Brien &
Sons, r. 3155 Folsom

" Josephine, domestic, 2931 Clay

" Julia Mrs., r. 1314 Harrison

" Julia Mrs., r. 1424 Howard

" Kate D., widow, r. 303 Ivy Av

" Katie, domestic, 3700 California

" Katie Miss, dressmaker, r. 461 Bryant

" Kittle Miss, dressmaker, r. 824 Laguna

" Lawrence, hackman, stand U. S. Mint, r.
425 Clementina

" Lawrence F. (Arnold & Walsh), r. 5 Bel-
vedere

" Lawrence M., painter, r. 24 Hunt

" L. G. Miss, r. 1406 Hyde

" Lizzie Miss, stenographer, r. 311a Guer-
rero

" Louis K., salesman E. J. Robinson & Co.,
r. 815 Bush

" Louisa Miss, dressmaking, 445, 20th

" Louisa Mrs., r. 702 Post

" M. & Son (Michael and Myles A. W.),
boots and shoes, 1139 Mission

" Mae Miss, stenographer, r. 761 Capp

" Maggie, widow, r. 435i4 Tehama

" Maggie, domestic, 2918 Jackson
, " M. Albert, foreman Castle Bros., r. 455a
Tehama

" Margaret," widow, lodgings, 461 Bryant

" Margaret, widow, r. 1013 Army

" Margaret, widow, varieties, 7 Webster

" Margaret, domestic, 309 Cherry

" Marguerite Mrs., r. 91, 9th

" Maria Miss, r. 15 Washington Av

" Marie A. Miss, stenographer Continental
Building and Loan Assn., r. 2015 Powell

" Martin (Walsh & Currier), r. 1916 Market

" Martin (Welch & Walsh), r. 925 Haight

" Martin, laborer, r. 149 Silver

" Martin H., clerk Kavanagh & Co., r. 108d
Silver

" Mary, widow, r, 12 Allen

" Mary, widow, r. 208, 17th

" Mary, widow, r. 1328 Scott

" Mary, widow, r. 2105 Scott

" Mary, domestic, SE cor Van Ness Av and
Washington

" Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 149 Silver

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Walsh Mary A., widow, r. 409 Van Ness Av
" Mary A., widow, r. 1652 Polk
" Mary A., domestic, 230|/4 Waller
" Mary E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 461 Bryant
" Matthew, laborer Marshutz & Cantrell, r.

48 Ritoh
" Maud, r. 2105 Scott

" May Miss, dressmaker, r. 533 Linden Av
" Michael (M. Walsh & Son), r. 1139 Mis-
sion
" Michael, tallow dealer, SW cor Utah and

ElDorado
" Michael, teamster, r. 1335 Folsom
" Michael, finisher Cal. Furniture Mfg. Co.,

r. 636 Jersey
" Michael J., fireman str City of Puebla, r.

1933 Ellis
" Michael J., groceries, 500, 7th
" Michael J., policeman, r. 1630 Pacific Av
" M. S. Mrs., widow, r. 218 Crescent
«' Myles A. W. (M. Walsh & Son), r. 1139

Mission
" Nellie G. Miss, teacher Whittier Primary

School, r. 718, 226.
" Patrick, r. 418 Valencia
" Patrick, fireman str Arago, r. 723 Harri-
son
" Patrick, horseshoer Peter Lynch, r. 534

Howard
" Patrick, laborer, r. 27 Harriet
" Patrick, laborer, r. 2623 Sutter
" Patrick, policeman, r. 1924^4 Bush
" Patrick, porter Fred Salkeld, r. 227 Geary
" Patrick, teamster McNab & Smith, r. 93^2
Bryant
Walsh Patrick F., U. S. Pension Agent, 101
Sansome, r. 2615 Clay
" Patrick H., r. 568 Bryant
" Patrick J., foreman Charles S. Healey, r.

1414 Guerrero
" Patrick J., glazier, 40 New Montgomery, r.

218 Prospect PI
" Patrick J., wood turner Wells, Russell &

Co., r. 2608 McAllister
" Paul D., salesman Armer & Weinshenk, r.

307 Scott
" Peter, cooper South S. F. Packing and Pro-
vision Co., r. cor 6th Av South and M
" Peter, porter W. P. Fuller & Co., r. 29 Al-
bion Av
" Peter, seaman, r. 322 Main
" Peter J., r. 2606 Bryant
Walsh Peter J., gildeV and frame maker, 232
Ellis, r. 208, 17th
" P. F., waiter str Walla Walla
-' Redmond, cement worker S. F. Bridge Co.,

r. 14 Kissling
" Richard, r. 140 Natoma
" Richard (Flynn & Walsh), r. 265 Clara
" Richard, liquors, 918 Howard
" Richard, tailor, r. 154 Natoma
" Richard, tinsmith, r. 43 Perry
" Richard, tinsmith, r. 311 Guerrero
" Richard A., foreman W. K. Vickery, r.

Oakland
" Richard J., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co,,

r. 408 Hyde
" Richard N., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 5

Elliot Park
" Robert, r. 2MV2 Minna
" Robert, carriage painter, 128-130 Spear, r.

312/2, 19th
" Robert J., clerk Sol Wangenheim & Co., r.

208, 17th
" Robert L., dentist, 815?^ Geary
" Sarah L.. widow, r. 5 Elliot Park
" S. J., steel worker Pac. Roll. Mill
" Stephen, porter I. S. Van Winkle & Co.,

r. 1606 San Carlos Av
" Stephen C, clerk, r. 1424 Howard
" Theresa, widow, r. 235 Fulton
" Theresa Miss, governess, SE cor Van Ness

Av and Washington
" Thomas, laborer, r. 914 Illinois
" Thomas, laborer, r. NW cor Sierra and

Maryland
" Thomas, musician, r. 1221 Mission
" Thomas, painter, r. 21J4 Harrison Av
" Thomas, seaman, r. 12i4 Bourbin PI

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Walsh Thomas, starcher La Grande Laundry
" Thomas F., shoemaker, r. 323 Ellsworth
" Thomas H., machinist Jardine Iron Wks,

r. 208, 17th
" Thomas J., laborer Diggins Bros., r. N s
Tilden nr South Broderick
Walsh Thomas J., wines and liquors, 630 Mis-
sion, r. 937 Haight
" Thomas J., salesman Raphael Weill & Co.,

r. 307 Scott
" Thomas M., groceries and liquors, 649 Ste-

" Thomas P., policeman, r. 38!^ Fair Oaks
" Thomas R., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light

Co., r. 3114 California
" Tillie Miss, musician, r. 823 Ellis
" Timothy, r. 23 Dore
" Vincent S. (Berringer & Walsh), r. 1631

Ellis
" Walter, attendant U. S. Marine Hospital
" Walter J., carriage trimmer O'Brien &

Sons, r. 220 Virginia Av
Walsh Walter J., manager J. C. O'Connor &

Co., 767 Mission, r. 418 Steiner
" William, buggy washer H. Foy & Co., r.

148, 6th
" William, clerk, r. 564i/4 Natoma
" William, engineer, r. 1208a Broadway
" William, horseshoer, r. Fulton nr 6th Av
" William, lather, r. 12361^ Folsom
" William, machinist Corporation Yard S. F.

F. D., r. 1730 Lexington Av
" William, painter J. F. Quane, r. 5 Elliot

Park
" William E., clerk U. S. Pension Agency, r.

2615 Clay
" William R., groceries and liquors, 523, 4th
" William T., paper hanger, r. 560 Willow Av
" William W., chipper Risdon 1. & L. Wks,

r. 328 Dolores
" & Currier (Martin Walsh and George A.

Currier), carriage painters, 1619 Market
" & McCusker (Joseph Walsh and Joseph

McCusker), plumbers, 3134 Fillmore
" & Netting (John J. Walsh and George J.

Netting), butchers, 1601 Grove
J®=Walsh. See Welch, Welsch and Welsh
Walson John, teamster Albert E. Buckman, r.

NW cor Steiner and Hermann
Waltenbaugh George W., manager California

Gas Engine Co., 130 Main, r. 603 14 Min-
nesota
Waltenburg Reinhold, porter Payot, Upham &

Co., r. 538 Jessie
Waltenspiel Gustave A., expressman, r. 745,

17th
Waltenstein Benjamin, salesman, r. 407 Powell
Walter A., cook, r. 311, 4th
" A. C'Mrs., widow, r. 714 Florida
" Albert, salesman D. N. & E. Walter & Co.,

r. 1803 Franklin
" Alfred, porter John C. Fitschen, r. 703 Post
" Antone, iron worker, r. 43 Jessie
" Apolonie Mrs., corsetmaker, r. 935 Army
" Arthur (W. Meakin Machine Co.), r. 308

Van Ness Av
" August, clerk Newman & Levinson, r. 1611

Sutter
" Carl, shoemaker, 901 Bryant, r. 5 Sumner
" Charles E., compositor, r. 1601 Lexington

Av
" Clarence R., salesman D. N. & E. Wal-
ter & Co.), r. 1700 Van Ness Av
" David N. (D. N. & E. Walter & Co.), r. 1700

Van Ness Av
" David P., salesman, r. 906 Church

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OAKLAND BRANCH,

1058 Broadway. Telephone 54.

Walter D. N. & E. & Co. (David N.. Herman

N., Isaac N. and Moritz Walter), car-
pets, matting, upholstery goods, paper

hangings, etc., 529-,531 Market
" Dorothea L., widow, r. 911 Dolores
" Edward, lithographer, r. 43 Jessie
" Edward C, piano tuner G. O. Heine & Co.,

r. 410 Post
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 43 Jessie
" Frank, bartender Jean J. Peyre, r. 935

Army
" Fred D., bookkeeper H.Foy & Co., r. 507^4

Sutter
" Frederick F., bookkeeper, r. 308 Van Ness

Av
" George, hackdriver, r. 136 Silver
" George, teamster Albert E. Buckman, r.

NW cor Steiner and Hermann
" George T., clerk Abramson-Heunisch Co.,

r. 1813 Bush
Walter Gustav (Walter & Walterstein), and

president Orpheum Theatre, 115-117

O'Farrell
" Harry A., salesman Overman Wheel Co.,

r. 209 Larkin
" Harvey W., ofQcial reporter Superior

Court Department 8, r. 1117 Castro
" Henry, bookkeeper M. Walter & Co., r. 308

Van Ness Av
" Henry, cutter, r. 1511 Broadway
" Herman N. (D. N. & E. Walter & Co.), r.

New York
" Hermann W., bricklayer, r. 935, 19th
" Isaac N. (D. N. & E. Walter & Co.), r. 1803

Franklin
" JohnF., carpenter Union I. Wks., r. 1330

Alabama
" Joseph B., carpenter, r. 714 Florida
" Joseph G., traveling salesman M. Walter

& Co., r. 308 Van Ness Av
" Josephine Mrs. (Walter & Rogg). r. 338,

28th
" Leo, shoemaker, 437^/4, 4th
Walter Louis M., groceries, 2815 California, r.

3917 Bush
Walter M. & Co. (Max Walter), wholesale

liquors and cordials, 811 Montgomery
" Max (M. Walter & Co.), r. 308 Van Ness Av
" Minnie Miss, head nurse German Hos-
pital
" Moritz (D. N. & E.Walter & Co.), r. New

York
Walter Nathan F., manager Lilienthal & Co.,

100-102 Front, r. 1033 O'Farrell
" Nathan L., manufacturers' agent, 318 Phe-

lan Bldg
" Oscar H., engineer S.F. Gas Light Co., r.

3161/2, 21st
" Otto, compositor H. S. Crocker Co., r. Oak-
land
" Sanford P., with Crown Distilleries Co., r.

1023 O'Farrell
" Solly, artist, 26 O'Farrell
" Thomas, waiter str State of California
" William, laborer N. Ohlandt & Co., r. 1510

Kentucky
" William, shoemaker, 707 Brannan, r. Ua

Dore
" Wilson M., bookkeeper Dollar Lumber Co.,

r. Alameda
" & Rogg (Mrs. Josephine Walter and Miss

Lena Rogg), costumers, 9 Geary
" & Walterstein (Gustav Walter and Albert

Walterstein), restaurant and liquors, S s

Haight bet Clayton and Cole
4®"Walter. See Walther and Wolter

Walter's Napa County Soda, Samuel A. Phillips

lessee and manager, 404 McAllister
Waltermire Clinton C, laborer U. S. Customs,

r. 118 Oak
Walters Albert, cook Hauser & Sanderson, r.
131, 3d
" Alexander, hostler, r. 344 Clementina
" Charles A., harnessmaker, r. 1642 Mission
" D., blacksmith Pac. Roll. Mill
" D., freight clerk str Eureka
" Frederick, seaman, r. 31 Broadway
" George, carpenter, r. 1015!^ Folsom
" George A., molder O'Connell & Lewis, r.

233, 3d
" George J., dispatcher S. P. Co., r. 1030 Fair

Oaks
" Harry E., cashier Hale Bros, r. I71314 Mis-
sion
" Harry S., physician, r. 2213 Webster
" Henry, r. 307, 4th
" Henry, waiter, r. 318 Jessie
" Henry J., marine engineer, r. 610 Elizabeth
" Henry L., clerk W. T. Garratt & Co., r. 138

Ash Av
" Herbert J., laborer, r. 1713% Mission
" J., millhand Pac. Roll. Mill', r. 311 Sierra
" Jacob J., painter, r. 1713V4 Mission
" John, laborer South S. F. Tannery
" John, packer clothing and equipage depot.
Quartermasters Dept. U. S. A., r. 1207
Pacific
" John B., marine engineer, r. 15!4 CoUing-

wood
" John B., plasterer, r. 18 Folsom Av
" Joseph, porter H. H. Hogan, r. 463 Jessie
" M. M. Miss, clerk gen. pass, agt's ofiQce

S. P. Co., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" Nellie Miss, stenographer, r. 128 Ash Av
" Rama R.,millwrightYosemite Flour Mills,

r. 7 Morris Av
" Samuel, painter, r. 440 Green
•' Thomas, harness cleaner United Carriage

Co.
" Thomas J., painter, r. 18, 1st
" William, iron worker, r. 13th Av South nr N
" William, laborer William A. Schrock
" William, pressman Co Operative Pub. Co.,

r. 603 Bush
" W. J., clerk Palace Hotel
4®-Walters. See Wolters
Walterstein Albert (Walter & Walterstein),
and liquors, 313 Sansome, r. 702^4 McAl-
lister
" Frank, real estate, r. 3349 Sutter
Walthall J. Madison, student, r. 2030 Scott
Waltham Charles F., compositor Call, r. 306 Pul-
ton
Walther August, musician, r. 1615V2 Howard
" Christian, ship carpenter Union I. Wks, r.

621/2 Clipper
" Christina, widow, r. 1141 Union
" Frank, butcher Henry Meyn, r. 305, 12th
" George, engraver, 903 Illinois
" George F., rattan worker, r. I2714, 23d
" Henry A., wagon maker W. F. Murasky, r.

I6I514 Howard
" Jacob, watchman U. S. Brewery, r. 1317^

Natoma
" James O., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.,

r. Santa Rosa, Cal.
" Philip H. (Rumetsch & Walther), r. 16

Harlan PI
" William W., plumber C. W. Iredale
4®- Walther. See Walter and Wolter
Walthers David, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r.
917, 16th Av South
" Emil, glue maker, r. 917, 16th Av South
" Henry, tanner, r. 917, 16th Av South
" Marie Miss, stenographer John E. Young-
berg, r. Oakland
". Theresa, widow, r. 917, 16th Av South
" W. H. Mrs., r. 14 Prosper
Walthew George W., secretary and general
manager Shipowners' Association of the
Pacific Coast, secretary Board of Manu-
facturers and Employers of California
and San Francisco Committee on Com-
merce, 42-44 Steuart, r. Hotel St. Nich-
olas

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Walthour Benjamin, boat builder, r. 76 Natoma
" Frank, pattern maker Risdon I. and L.

Wks, r. 76 Natoma
" Hermann, clerk Thomas F. Blake, r. 37, 2d
" John F., foreman G. W. Kneass, r. 76 Na-
toma
Waltjen Diedrich, clerk S. P. Co., r.517i/^, 6th
" Diedrich Jr., clerk, r. 5171/2, 6th
" John H., clerk local freight office S. P. Co.,
r. 8 Sumner
Waltman Richard, machine hand David Woer-

ner, r. 731 Brannan
4®"Waltman. See Waldmann
Waltmann Leo, salt and smoked fish, 1004 San-
some
Walton Albert G., pattern maker, r. 719 Califor-
nia
" Alfred E., cashier Payne's Bolt Wks,r. 615
Pine
A. N., master mariner, r. 611 Chestnut
Benjamin, machinist, r. 928, 15th
Charles, laborer, r. 2 Midway
D., teamster J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli Av
David H., salesman Clabrough, Golcher &

Co., r. 13 Pond
E., apprentice Dickman-Jones Co., r. 44

Jessie
Edmund, r. 333, 17th

F., carpenter J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli Av
Ferderick B., laborer U. S. Customs
George, proofreader Call
Georgie, widow, r. 13 Pond
James W. , lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.

r. 4001/2 Waller
Jefferson, painter, r. 362 Minna
Jesse, clerk Selby Smelting and Lead Co.,

r. Alameda
John, r. Sadowa nr Orizaba Av
John, painter, r. 929^4 Shotwell
John R., dairy and livery stable, 211-213,
10th

" Joseph, r. 570a Folsom
Walton Martin C, president Mount Olivet
Cemetery Association, and secretary
Abbey Land and Improvement Co., 302
Montgomery, rooms 7-8, r. 500 Capp
" Mary Mrs., dressmaking, 725 Polk

WALTON NELSON C,

bituminous rock, asphaltum and roof-
ing materials, roofs and sidewalks
done in the best manner, at very mod-
erate rates, new roofs laid and old
leaky roofs recovered and repaired,
office and r. 142 Townsend rear bet
2d and 3d
Walton Nelson 0. Jr., seaman, r. 1605 McAllister
" Otie, expressman, r. 20 Sheridan
" Richard H., carpenter, r. 1511 Buchanan
" Roger (Reilly, Walton & Co.), r. 9 Seymour

Av
" Thomas, shoemaker, r. Sadowa nr Orizaba

Av
" Thomas H., r. 285 Paris
" Thomas T., solicitor The Bradstreet Co.,

r. 2619 Clay
" W H., cook Dennett's, r. 558 Stevenson
" William F., r. 8731/2 Market
" William G., marine engineer, r. 928, 15th
Waltrip Lewis, conductor Markel; St. Ry., r.

443 Elizabeth
Walts George W., president Bay City Iron

Works, 103-105 Fremont, r. 1814 Bush
Waltz Alice Mrs., teacher music, r. 1111 Sutter
Waltz Charles, manufacturer safes, 109-111

Market, r. Oakland
Waltzer Augusta, widow, r. 117 Juniper

" Robert, driver, r. 117 Juniper
Walvig John G., master str Sunol. office 20 Cal-
ifornia, r. 2156 Mission
Walworth Mary C, widow, proprietor The Al-

dine, 404"Turk
Wamble Isaac, cook, r. 33 John
Wamp-le Paul, engineer C. E. Worden & Co., r.

303, 3d
Wamser Louis (Wamser & Bofinger), r. 37 Birch
Av
" & Bofinger (Louis Wamser and Jacob Bofin-
ger), liquors, 10, 6th

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Wanamaker & Brown (Philadelphia, Pa.), tail-
ors' agency, 313 Sutter
Wand Jacob (Michels & Wand), r. 1330 Sutter
" Joseph (Joseph Wand & Co.), r. 1320 Sutter
" Joseph & Co. (Joseph Wand), commission

merchants, 135-137 Sansome
" Leon, cashier Louis Saronl & Co., r. 724

Gough
" Martha Mrs., laundress, r. 1306 Kearny
" Mary E., widow, r. 1437 McAllister
" Samuel, capitalist, r. 1320 Sutter
" Thomas L., contractor, r. 820 Scott
" William P., clerk U. S. Customs, r. 1430
Leavenworth
Wandel Rosina, widow, r. SE cor 26th and Bart-

lett
Wandell Nelson L., cigars, 23, 9th
Wander Annie, widow, r. Missouri nr Mariposa
" Henry, chainmaker, r. Missouri nr Mari-
posa
" Vincent, blacksmith Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 208

Utah
" Vincent Mrs., bakery, 208 Dtah
Wanderer Anton, r. 377i/4 Shotwell
Wands Delia, widow, r. 132 Ridley
Wands Edward A., molder Filmer-Rollins Elec-
tro Co., r. 132 Ridley
" Samuel A., boatman Paul Boyton Chute
Co., r. 132 Ridley
Wanek Edward, ladies hairdresser. 4C9 Geary
" Edward Jr., draughtsman, r. 409 Geary
" Henry E., stenographer, r. 409 Geary
Wange Elias (Metropolitan Moulding Co.), r.

505 Franklin
Wangenheim Albert L., traveling salesman A.

L. Bryan Shoe Co., r. 1616 Vallejo
Wangenheim Henry, cashier San Francisco
Produce Exchange, r. 1616 Vallejo
" Sol (Sol Wangenheim & Co.), r. Palace
Hotel
Wangenheim Sol & Co. (Sol Wangenheim and
Simon and Juda Newman), grain deal-
ers, shipping and commission mer-
chants, 133 Davis
Wangenheim, Sternheim& Co. (Samuel Stern-
helm), importers crockery, glassware,
cutlery and plated ware, etc., 528-530
Market and 37-29 Sutter
Wangerin Leon, clerk Le Count Bros. , r. Oakland
Wank Moses (Metropolitan Moulding Co.), r. 505

Franklin
Wankowski William, merchant tailor, 9 Post,

r. 3737'/^ Jackson
Wannemacher George W., salesman, r. 804 Eliz-
abeth
" Joseph, r. 604 McAllister
Wannenmacher Robert (Wannenmacher & Co.),
r. 405 Frederick
" Robert, liquors, 600 McAllister, r. 604 Mc-
Allister
" & Co. (Robert Wannenmacher and Joseph
Aflolter), butchers, SE cor 3d and Minna
Wanner Anthony (Wanner & Maddox), and
Mosaic and Plaster Art Works, 1219
Market, r. 121 Ridley
Wanner & Maddox (Anthony Wanner and C. H.
Maddox), manufacturers and contractors
fireproofing work, 1219 Market
Wanshop William, blacksmith, r. 501 Napa
Wanson John, waiter, r. 505 Powell
Want George, machinist, r. 174 Jessie
Wantz Charles W., builder and contractor, I5IV2

Valencia
Wanz Arthur H., dental student, r. 203, 34th
" Katherine, widow, dry goods and millinery,
202, 34th

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Wanzer Lucy M. F., physician, office and r. 205

Taylor, hours 1 to 3 p. m.. telephone

South 55

" Merritt L,., carpenter, 1306 Mission, r. 1045

Market

Wapler Otto, waiter Marchand's Restaurant, r.

417 Jones
Wappenhaus Carl, laborer, r. 840, 17th
Wapple Albert M., clerk Post Office, r. Berke-
ley
" Charles, waiterPalace Restaurant, r. 123U,

6 th
" Irwin G., clerk, r. 2305 Van Ness Av
Warbenton Mary, widow, artist, 520 O'Far-

rell
Warburton Arthur, conductor, r. 251b Perry
" E. P. Mrs., proprietor The Clarendon, 142!4,

4th
" John C, teamster, r. 135 Greenwich
Warburton Joseph W., British Consul-Gen-
eral. 506 Battery, r. San Rafael
" Samuel, porter Park Bro. & Co., r. 754 How-
ard
Ward Alice M. Miss, r. 1922 Pacific Av rear
" Arthur S., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.

Oakland
" Augustus H., office 71-73 Stevenson, r. Ala-
meda
" Bernard, r. 863 Bryant
" Bernard, stevedore, r. 7 Seymour Av
" B. J. (B. J. Ward & Co.), r. 7 Seymour Av
" B. J. & Co. (B. J. Ward), merchant tailors,

11 Geary
" Bridget Miss, dressmaker Miss Nellie

Ward, r. 1450 Minna
" Bruce S., blacksmith. 4-6 Valencia, r. 113

Valencia
" Charles H., deputy Assessor, r. 324 Lily

Av
'• Charles H., insurance, r. 447 McAllister
" Charles H., laborer, r. 1327 Filbert
" Charles J., bookbinder Althof & Bahls, r.

lOlSShotwell
" Charles W., r. 510 Van Ness Av
" Charlotte, widow, r. 1812 O'Farrell
" Christopher, tailor, r. 518^4 Natoma
" Christopher J., mounter Sanborn, Vail &

Co., r. 433 Tehama
" Chauncy C.,r. 512 Golden Gate Av
" Clarence R., architect, r. 1506 Larkin
" Clement G., salesman M. Marcuse & Co..

r. Alameda
" Daniel F., bookbinder, r. 1918 Stockton
" Daniel P., teamster, r. 328 Brannan
" Dennis J., laborer, r. 1319V2 Natoma
Ward D. Henshaw, general manager and sec-
retary Natoma Vineyard Co., 508 Cali-
fornia, room 31, r. Oakland
" Edward, photographer, r. 257 Stevenson
" Edward, stevedore, r. 120 Langton
" Edward A., 3d officer str State of Califor-
nia, r. 221!^ Clara
" Edward C, agent Oregon Railway and
Navigation Co.. Spear St. Wharf, r. 825
Ellis
" Edward F., policeman, r. 120 Langton
" Edward H., longshoreman, r. 608. 6th
" Edward R., salesman James M. Moran &

Co., r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
" Elizabeth H. Mrs., r. 128a Hayes
" Ellen, widow, r. 312, 22d
" Ellen, widow, r. 420, 6th
" ErnestH., repairer, r. 113 Valencia
" E. S.. traveling salesman F. N. Woods &

Co., r. Los Gatos, Cal.
" Eugene C. foreman, r. 2716 McAllister

Ward Florence N., M. D., physician and sur"
geon, office The Wenban, 606 Sutter
cor Mason, consultations 10 a. m. to 13
m., Thursdays excepted, telephone
Main 1310, r. Palace Hotel

" F. M., salesman S. F. Autographic Reg-
ister Co.,r. 933 Mission

" Francis J., r. 28101/4 Harrison

" Francis M., storekeeper P. M. SS. Co's
Wharf, r. Alameda

" Frank, salesman, r. 420 Ellis

" Frank H., bookbinder, r. 1109 Van Ness Av

" Frederick, agency actuary Union Central
Life Ins. Co., 303 California, rooms 22-26

" Frederick, clerk W. K. Vanderslice Co., r
1812 O'Farrell

" Frederick A., jeweler, r. 35i/4 Dore

" Frederick, bottler Cal. Bottling Co., r. 31
Laurel Av

" George, r. 329, 4th

" George, driver, r. 420, 6th

" George, driver Louis Barrere, r. 38, 6th

" George, operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 7 Sey-
mour Av

" George, oysterman Carl Boge, r. 1628 Clay

" George A., insurance agent, r. 1109 Van
Ness Av

" George C, laborer, r. 485 Haight

" George J., manufacturer, r. 1812 O'Farrell

" George J. Jr., silversmith W. K. Vander-
slice & Co . . r. 1812 O'Farrell

" George M., clerk Tom C. Grant, r. 1109 Van
Ness Av

" George V., laborer Pac. Rubber Paint Co.,
r. 1013 Valencia

" George W., salesman Owl Drug Co.
Ward H. &Co. (Mrs. Hattie Ward), importers
and wholesale cigars, 119 California

" Harold C. (C. A. Luckhardt & Co.), r. Ala-
meda

" Harry, oiler Edison Light and Power Co.,
r. 645NE-"

" Harry, solicitor, r. 1030 Howard

" Harry M., compositor Call, r. 1109 Van

" Hattie, widow (H. Ward & Co.). r. 93 Ever-
ett

" Henry, actuary Fireman's Fund Ins. Co., r.
Alameda

" Henry, joiner Union Iron Wks, r. 233 Texas

" Henry, stableman C. A. Warren, r. 210, 9th

" Herbert B.. dental student, r. 113 Valencia

" Hubert, r. 1109 Van Ness Av

" Hubert Mrs., furnished rooms, 1109 Van
Ness Av

" Hugh A., plumber, r. 214, 23d

" Ida, widow, r. 3211^4 O'Farrell rear

" James, boilermaker, r. 704 Harrison

" James, bookkeeper, r. 345, 10th

" James, clerk F. M. Donohue, r. 329 Haight

" James, foundryman, r. 501 Napa

" James, gardener, r. 953V4 Bryant

" James, laborer, r. 218 Langton

" James E., policeman, r. 3 Fulton

" James J., finisher Althof & Bahls, r. 2929
Sacramento

" James J., salesman Dwyer & Co., r. 64914
Stevenson

" James L., driver Matthews Bros. & Co., r.
2.36,7th

" James P., cook H. MuUer & Co., r. 18 Sher-
wood PI
Ward James W., physician and surgeon, office
The Wenban, 606 Sutter cor Mason, con-
sultations 2 to 4 p. m., telephone Main
1310, r. Palace Hotel

" John, hostler, r. 328 Brannan

" John, laborer, r. 617 Eddy

" John, laborer, r. 708i4 Sierra

" John, proprietor Michigan Hotel, 1335 Fol-
som

" John C. foreman C. A. Hooper & Co., r. 732
Geary

" John C, porter Geo. W. Gibbs Co., r. 652
Natoma

" John F., clerk John T. Wright, r. Ala-
meda

" John F., saddler Main &' Winchester, r. 214
23d

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Ward John G., cashier and secretary Cutting
Fruit Packing Co., 135-127 Market, r.
Alameda

" John J., clerk, r. 92 Miguel

" John M., with Daily Report Pub. Co., r. 730
Hayes

" John P., machinist Union I. Wks, r. 4 Min-

John T., distributor La Grande Laundry,

r. 734 Natoma
Joseph B., bookkeeper, r. 518i/4 Natoma
Joseph T., painter Geo. J. McAuliffe, r. 314,

23d
Kate Miss, nurse St. Mary's Hospital
Kirk C, publisher Manufacturer and

Herald of Trade, 403 Market
L. D., solicitor, r. 813 Kearny
Leah Mrs., r. 702 Post
Louis P., compositor, r. 331 Kearny
Maggie *Iiss, hairdresser, r. 953!4 Bryant
Malachi L., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

1412 Mason
Martin, laborer, r. 1450 Minna
Martin, teamster C. E. Goss, r. 1708i/i Lex-
ington Av
Martin B., groceries and liquors, 1527 De-

visadero, r. 2309% Post
Martin P., canvasser, r. 268 Minna
Mary, widow, r. 26I14 Perry
Mary, widow, r. 334,5th Av
Mary, widow, r. 1917 Mason
Mary E., widow, r. 1204 Leavenworth
Mary W., widow, r. 1417, 35th
Matthew, clerk Fred Kraft, r. 3 Meacham

PI
Matthew, packer Yates & Co., r. 181 Perry
Michael, clerk Jeremiah Dugan, r, 833

" Michael, hostler Adolph B. Spreckels, r.

1514 Fell
" Michael, shoemaker, r. 563i4 Minna
Ward Michael J. (King, Ward & Co.), r. 2412

Clay
" Mollie Miss, hairdresser, r. 953V4 Bryant
" Nellie Miss, dressmaking, 14.S0 Minna
" Patrick, r. 32U/4 Austin Av
" Patrick, hostler St. George Stables, r. 518

Stockton
" Patrick, laborer, r. 15th Av nr Clement
" Patrick F. (P. F. Ward & Co.), r. 1521b

Howard
" Patrick J., waiter, r. 18 Sherwood PI
" Peter (Adams & Co.), r. 310 Douglass
" Peter, janitor Lincoln Grammar School, r.

7 Seymour Av
" Peter, oiler, r. 73U/4 Minnesota
" P. F. & Co. (Patrick F, Ward), plumbers,

1715 Market
" Philip D., 3d officer str St. Paul, r. 128 Rose

Av
" Philip J., plumber Palace Hotel, r. 334, 5th

Av
" Robert, clerk freight auditor's dept. S. P.

Co., r. 2608 Bush
" Robert, fireman, r. 1321 O'Farrell
" Robert T. (R. T. Ward & Co.), r. Oakland
Ward R. T. & Co. (Robert T. Ward), employ-
ment office, 608-610 Clay
" Samuel, r. 1605 Howard
" Samuel J., workman U. S. Mint, r. Oak-
land
" Sarah, domestic, 336, nth Av
" Sarah E. Miss, dressmaking, 127 Locust

Av
" S. Harold, clerk London and Lancashire

Fire Ins. Co., r. Alameda
" Stephen, clerk, r. 715 Howard
" Susie A. Miss, teacher Starr King Primary

School, r. 113 Valencia
Ward T. H., clerk Supreme Court of California,

825 Market, Emporium Bldg, r. Oakland
" Thomas (Crabb & Ward), r. 641 Commercial
" Thomas, fireman, r. 105 Clark
" Thomas, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 526

Howard
" Thomas, paper carrier, r. 11 Hampton PI
" Thomas, stevedore, r. 433a Broadway
" Thomas, teamster Central Coal Co., r. 32

Tehama

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Ward Thomas J., laborer, r. 657 Noe

" Thomas J., plumber J. A. O'Dea, r. 231%
Austin Av

" Timothy W., bookkeeper S. F. News Co., r.
1409, 24th

" William, groceries and liquors, 314, 33d

" William,horseshoer JohnKeJ.so,r. 31 Clara

" William, laborer, r. 638 Jessie

" William, waiter str Alameda

" William B., bookkeeper S. , F. Savings
Union, r. Oakland

" William D., clerk Fulda Bros., r. 242, 12th

" William G., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 501
Lyon
Ward William H., financial broker, 137 Mont-
gomery, r. 1049 Market

" William H., salesman Sherwood «& Sher-
wood, r. 408 Hyde

" William J., bartender, r. 142% Clara

" William J., oiler str State of California

" William M., deputy clerk Supreme Court
of California, r. Oakland

" William P., painter Henry F. Wagner, r.
704Laguna

" William T., horse collar maker, r. 507 Val-
lejo
Warde Daniel, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Day and Sanchez, r. 338 Diy

" Daniel M., bookkeeper O'Connor, Moflatt &
Co., r. 1417, 25th

" Frank W., bartender Frederick Hauser, r.
207Gough

" Henry W., clerk Wells, Fargo & Co's Bank,
r. 1417, 25th

" John D., clerk Tillmann & Bendel, r. 1417,
35th

" Kathleen Miss, bookkeeper Brown &
Adams, r. Mill Valley

" Louis H., student Eugene N. Deuprey, r.
1417, 35th

" Margaret, widow, r. 1417, 25th

" Michael J., laborer, r. 438 Sierra

" Patrick, teamster, r. 716 Clementina
Warden Jennie F., widow, r. 1604 Steiner

" Justus S., student, r. 1431 Jackson
4®= Warden. See Waddell and Wardle
Warden Carlos, laborer, r. 653 Howard

" Carrie Mrs., nurse, 631 Gough

" Charles H., r. 621, 21st

" James W., salesman Peters & Cowie, r.
551/2 South Park

" Samuel, driver Western Transp. and Stor-
age Co., r. 631 Gough
iSS-Warden. See Worden

Warder B. E. Miss, restaurant, 3381 Mission, r.
1533a Dolores

" Charles L. Mrs., stenographer, r. 1811 San
Carlos Av
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Warken Clara, widow, r. 102 Francisco
Warlin John, proprietor Lincoln Hotel, r. 434,

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" Thomas, seaman, r. lOni Battery
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r. 811 Haight
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" Charles H., with Mann & Wilson, r. 1006
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" Elon L., asst. baggage agent S. P. Co., r.
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" Ernest, porter Long Syrup Refining Co.

" Frank, seaman, r. 726 Folsom

" Frederick, r. 766V4 Howard

" Frederick, 1st officer strCleone, r. 858 Mis-
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" Frederick, 2d mate str Arago

" George E., bartender Adolph & Vivian, r.
Fulton nr 2d Av

" George H., clerk C. W. R. Ford & Co., r.
1209a Florida

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" Henry A., barber Eugene Tellier. r. 107,
5th

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Warner James K, M. D., physician and sur-
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and r. 202^4 Stockton, telephone Black 81

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Fell

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" Joseph, seaman, r. 1001 Battery

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14 Morris Av
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r. 9 Boardman PI
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Valencia
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SW cor Sbotwell and 14th

Warnken Clara, widow, r. 102 Francisco

'• Herman, bartender, r. 1004 Market

Warnock Margaret, widow, r. 16i/4 Hunt

" Michael H., telegraph operator, r. 16^

Hunt
" Philip, steward, r. 711 Bush
Warr Richard D., engineer C. C. Burr & Co.,

r. 220% Francisco
Warrack James D., salesman Raphael Weill

& Co., r. Sausalito
Warrelmann Helena, widow, r. 518, 7th
" Louis, laborer, r. 518, 7th
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r. 518, 7tti
Warren Albert M.. special agent Milwaukee

Mechanics' Ins. Co., r. 1322 Page
" Albert T., printer, r. 26 Derby PI
■ ■ Arthur O., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 301

Sierra
" August, r. 26 Rausch
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Elgin Park Av
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more
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" Charles, clerk auditing dept. Wells, Fargo

& Co., r. 1621 Sacramento
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" Charles A. (Warren & Malley), r. 210, 9th
" Charles H., porter posiofflce, r. 108 Alta PI
" Charles H., seaman, r. 75 Oregon
'« Charles H. Jr., painter, r. 108 Alta
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gomery, r. 314, 17th
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Sutter
" Cynthia L, Mrs., r. 1728 Lexington Av
" Dried Fruit Co.. The Field & Stone Co.

agents, 126 California
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" Edward, painter, r. 26 Rausch
" Edward S., with Shreve & Co., r. 20]5De-

visadero
" Edwin H., driver J. S. Stratton, r. 9241/2

Harrison
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Mason
" Elsye Miss, r. 3529 Washington
" Frank E., patrolman Morse's Patrol, r. 26

Lily Av
" Frank W., department manager O'Connor,

Moflatt& Co., r. 536, 17th
" Frank W., foreman C. A. Hooper & Co., r.

Palo Alto, Cal.
" Frederick C, candy maker, r. 26 Rausch
" Frederick M., clerk, r. 1525 Sanchez
" Frederick W., superintendent Visitacion

Water Co., r. 1341 Valencia
" George B., assistant manager Palace

Hotel
" George W., r. 725 Eddy
" George W., tallyman, r. 1025 Lombard
" Gilbert T., laborer, r. 518 Connecticut
" Gustave A., picture frames, 757 Valencia
" Henry canvasser, r. 1525 Sanchez
" Henry A., tinner, r. 827, 18th
" Henry E., porter, r. 1525 Sanchez
" Henry H., r. 11 Louisa rear
" Homer C, clerk Eugene F. Burt, r. 123 Turk
" James, seaman str Waila Walla
" James H. Rev., r. 1316 Mason
" James L., wood carver E. W. Long, r. 507

15th
" James L. L. F. (Warren & Co.), r. 1004 How-
ard
" James M., carpenter, r. 368 Dolores
" Jane, nurse. Old People's Home
" J. Edward, agent, r. 22 Geary
" J. H., president National Base Ore Reduc-
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" John, cook, r. 702 Vallejo

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Warren Joseph S., druggist, 1144 McAllister,
r. 1002 Fillmore

" Julian A. Mrs., asst. teacher S. F. Protest-
ant Orphan Asylum

" Julian B., clerk Byron M. Warren, r. 30 El-
gin Park Av

" Margaret H., widow, r. 131 Hartford

" Mary, widow, r. 129 Silver

" Mary E., widow, r. 1120 Hyde

" Melville A., motorman Market St. Ry., r.
413Broderick

" Michael J., stone grinder Dickman-Jones
Co., r. 30 (330), 1.3th

" Morris, helper S. P. Co., r. 907 Sanchez

" Nira A., widow, r. 518 Connecticut

" Oscar E., butcher, r. IO614 Langton

" Otto, r. 26 Rausch

" Richard, helper Hibernia Brewery, r. 720
Tehama

" Samuel I., dept. manager O'Connor, Moflatt
& Co., r. 725 Eddy

" Sylvia M., widow, r. Masonic Cemetery

" Walter W., clerk Boston Woven Hose and
Rubber Co., r. 100 McAllister

" William (Mack & Warren), r. 909i4 Mis-
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" William, civil engineer, r. 14254, 4th

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" William, printer, r. 838 Vallejo

" William A,molder Jardine Iron Wks, r. 518
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Golden Gate Av
Warringholz Reiner, artificial stone, 113V4

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" Thomas G., coachman, r. 1424 Pacific
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Warsdale Henry, butcher str Peru
Warshauer Benjamin F., bookkeeper, r. 2506
Sutter
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ofQce, r. 1609 Broderick
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" Mark, barber, r. 1320 Ellis
" Tina Mrs., hairdresser, 1320 Ellis
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cor Steiner and Hermann
" Thomas D., contractor, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Wascerwitz Morris H., attorney at law, 319

Pine, rooms 42-43, r. 817b Hayes
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" Henrietta E., dressmaking, 12051/4 Golden

Gate Av
" John, carpenter, r. 116 Hyde
Wasek Joseph, wire worker J. Kuruczar & Co.,

r. 69 Jessie
Wasgatt Hiram T., orchestra leader Bottle
Koenig's Theatre, 215 Montgomery Av,
r. 18, 1st
" Gertrude, tailoress, r. 25 Everett
Washburn Albert H., r. 2525 Fillmore
" Alvin Z., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 2450

Howard
" Andrew J., salesman A. L. Bancroft & Co.
" Ezra A., bailiff Supreme Court of Califor-
nia, r. 1909 Pacific Av
" George B. (Jennings & Washburn), r. 425

Geary
" Georgia Mrs., principal Henry Durant Pri-
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" Henry, r. 2728 Howard
" Henry W., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill r. 501

Napa
" Lloyd M., clerk, r. 1909 Pacific Av
" Lyrander, manager Grand Army Parlors,

113 Turk
" Mabel Miss, r. 1323 Jackson
" Sarah A., widow, r. 605 Polk
Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Co. (Wor-
cester, Mass.), wire and wire rope
Frank L. Brown agent, 8-10 Pine
Washburne Ajay, manager American Steam
Laundry, r. 314 Oak
" Effle Miss, saleslady, r. 1031 Laguna
" Elizabeth Mrs., seamstress, r. 1031 La-
guna
" Lynde A., attorney at law, 210-211 Crocker
Bldg, r. 1266 Stanyan
Waschle Gottfried, shoemaker, 1537 Polk. r.

1406 Pine
Washeimer Tillie, saleslady J. Seidl & Co., r.

1023 Guerrero
Washer Minerva, widow, r. 729 Chestnut
Washington Block, NW cor Washington and

Montgomery
Washington Brewery, Claus Wreden & Co.,
proprietors, SE cor Lombard and Tay-
lor
Washington Carbon Co. (Pittsburgh), Cali-
fornia Electrical Works general agents,
35 Market
Washington Evening School, Miss Philomena
M. Nolan principal, S W cor Washington
and Mason
" Frank B., cashier's clerk U. S. Mint, r.
Mill Valley
Washington Grammar School, Thomas B.
White principal, SW cor Washington
and Mason
" Hall, 35 Eddy
" Hall, 320 Post

" Harriet A., widow, r. 1908 Powell
" Hotel, McGrath & Lowrey proprietors, 622-

624. 4th
" Joseph, janitor 606 Sutter, r. 165 Minna

Washington Life Insurance Co. (New York),
John H. Gray general agent, 413 Mont-
gomery, telephone Main 1666
" Lodging House, 624 Washington

Washington Manufacturing Co., Adelsdorfer
& Brande.nstein proprietors, 17-19, 1st

Washington Market, Washington to Merchant
bet Montgomery and Sansome

Washington Mill Co., William J. Adams presi-
dent, proprietors lumber mills (Hadlock
and Seabeck, Wash.), offloe 10 Market

Washington Pharmacy, John F. Dillon pro-
prietor, 360, 4th
" Richard, seaman str Santa Rosa, r. 1420
Broadway rear

Washington Square, bet Filbert, Stockton,
Powell and Union
" Street Planing Mill, office 40 New Mont-
gomery

Washington Street Wharf, foot of Washing-
ton
" The, 1210 Mason

Waskey Stephen, wire worker Vienna Wire
Wks, r. 212'/2 Turk

Wasley Frank A., manager Fred H. Busby, 412
Market, r. Oakland

Wason Edward P., printer, r. 437 Clementina
" Eliza B., widow, r. 437 Clementina
" John W., butcher, r. 437 Clementina

Wasp Publishing Co., Thomas E. Flynn presi-
dent. Miss Jennie B. Henderson secre-
tary, publishers The Wasp, 513 Market

Wasp The (illustrated weekly). Wasp Publish-
ing Co. publishers, office 513 Market

WASS D. D.,

electrical engineer, dynamos and mo-
tors sold and exchanged, electrical
repairing a specialty, 56, 1st

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Wasserman David E., traveling agent W. R.

Knight's Co., r. 710 Van Ness Av

" Milton, bookkeeper William Uhlmann &

Co., r. 1004 Golden Gate Av
" Moses, r. 1004 Golden Gate Av
" Solomon, merchant, r. 1728 Post
" Theresa Mrs., r. 236 Taylor

WASSERMANN E. & CO.

(Elkan Wassermann), real estate and
loans negotiated, commission mer-
chants and dealers hides, furs, tallow,
wool, etc., ofllce 310 Sansome

Wassermann Elkan (E. Wassermann & Co,), r.

1703 Buchanan
Wassku William, core maker Fulton Eng. &

Ship Bldg Wks, r. 802 Union
Wassmann Frederick (Wassmann & Gortz), r.
940 Folsom
" Herman F., groceries, SE cor 24th and

Potrero Av
" & Gortz (Frederick Wassmann and Lorentz
Gortz) dyeing and cleaning, 929 Folsom
Wasson Grace A., widow, r. 1812 Pierce
" John, teamster, r. NE cor Steiner and Her-
mann
" Warren, lineman Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r.

1812 Pierce
" W. D., reporter Report, r. 443 Golden Gate

Av
" George E., millwright, r. 529 Sacramento
Wastell George, freight clerk P. C. SS. Co.
" Henry A., clerk freight auditor's dept. S. P.
Co., r. Oakland
Wastier Frederick, salesman B. M. Atchinson

& Co., r. 54 Perine
Watanabe Frank, student Van der Nailleh's
School of Engineering, r. 1729 California
Wate Paul T. M., mining secretary and stock
broker Gold Mining Exchange, 15 Mills
Bldg, 3d floor, r. 769 Capp
Water Front Land Co., W. G. Doolittle secre-
tary, 310 Sansome
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Water Tower No. 1, San Francisco Fire Depart-
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Waterbury Charles H., butcher, 137 Gough
" Charles S., carpenter, r. 1630 Eddy

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Waterbury Clock Co. Tlie(Waterbury, Conn.)
manufacturers clocks and clock mate-
rials, A. I. Hall & Son agents, 528-530
Market
Waterbury George A., safes, 218 Fremont, r.
Lorln

" Henry E., drayman Neustadter Bros., r. 716
Laguna

" JuliaMrs., agent F. & G. Thomas, 610 Post
Waterbury Watch Co. The (Waterbury, Conn.),
manufacturers watches and watch ma-
terials, Harry E. Heacock manager
Pacific Coast, office 15-16 Mills Bldg, 2d
floor
Waterdoll Peter, teamster Deming-Palmer

Milling Co., r. 420, 6th
Waterford Eldridge, waiter, r. 241 Minna
Waterhouse Amelia A., physician, 2213 Howard

" Bryant L., salesman E. A. Howard & Co.,
r. 1819 San Carlos Av

" Charles J., manufacturers' agent, 212 Eddy

" Clarence P. , vice-president Candelaria Con
solidated Mexican and Contra Estaoa
Consolidated Mexico Mining Cos., 134
Crocker Bldg, r. 2310 Sacramento
Waterhouse Columbus, president Waterhouse
& Lester, and Big Dipper Mining Co.,
16-22 Beale, r. 2213 Howard
Waterhouse Edsou W. A., vice-president and
manager Waterhouse & Lester, 16-22
Beale, r. 2213 Howard

" Harry K., r. 1819 San Carlos Av

" Minnie Miss, dressmaking. 821 Mission
Waterhouse Seymour, secretary Waterhouse &
Lester and Big Dipper Mining Co., 16-
22 Beale

" WilliamH., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.,
r. Oakland
Waterhouse & Lester, Columbus Waterhouse
president, E. W. A. Waterhouse vice-
president and manager, Seymour Water-
house secretary, carriage and wagon
materials, carriage hardware, hardwood
lumber,iron, steel, coal and blacksmith's
supplies, 16-22 Beale, Sacramento, Cal.,
709-715 J, San Jose, Cal., 22-26 San Pedro
Waterman Augustus, mining, 23-24 Nevada
Block, r. 728 Paru, Alameda

" Charles H., policeman, r. 2348A Union

" Earl E., house mover, r. cor 21st Av South
and J

" Earl M. Jr., clerk Alfred T. Anderton, r.
12th Av South bet N and P

'.< Edward, marine engineer, r. 614 Lombard

" Edward H., marine engineer, r. 3105 Powell
Waterman Edwin R., dentist, office and r. 1833
Polk

" Emil H., with J. P. Thomas, r. 2307 Scott

" Emil J., cellarman National Brewing Co.,
r. 2409 Devisadero

" E. R. Mrs., widow, r. 1914 Filbert

" Frederick J., printer, r. 70 Minna

" George, clerk L. Feldmann & Co., r. 614
Lombard

" George, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 19th
bet York and Solano

" George B., with Shreve & Co., r. 1914 Fil-
bert

" George H., teamster, r. 33 Norfolk

" Herman (M. Waterman & Co.), r. 2409
Devisadero

" Hugo A., cashierM. Waterman & Co., r. 2409
Devisadero

" Jesse H., salesman M. Schussler & Co., r.
2409 Devisadero

" J. G. & Co. (John G. Waterman and John
H. Middelkamp), groceries and liquors,
733 Montgomery

" J. G. (J. G. Waterman /fc Co.), r. Germany

" Joseph, office 314 California, room 4, r. San
Jose, Cal.

" Julius M., salesman Levi Strauss & Co.,
r. 1002 Golden Gate Av

" Katherine H. Miss, teacher Irving Insti-
tute, r. 1036 Valencia

" Leonard, clerk Louis Saroni & Co., r. 1123
Laguna

" Louis P., bookkeeper Roos Bros., r. 825
Sutter

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" Martin H., laborer, r. 337, 5th Av

" Moses, fire insurance agent, r. 1123 Laguna

" Richard, r. 614 Lombard

" Samuel, r. 506 Battery

" Samuel, clerk, r. 1123 Laguna

" William, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 19th
bet York and Solano

" William B., bookkeeper Haas Bros., r. 2409
Devisadero
Waters Alexander, driver James Hurst, r. 344
Clementina

" Alexander W., r. 937 Post

" Bert C, saloonkeeper, r. 831 Fulton

" Byron, claims attorney S. P. Co. and Mar-
ket St. Ry., 28-29 Hobart Bldg, r. Berke-
ley

" E. Herbert, porter Phelps & Miller, r. 120
Sutter

" Elizabeth, widow, r. 1813 Hyde

" F. B., electrician, r. 2402 Folsom
Waters F. C. & Co. (Frederick C. Waters), manu-
facturers bags, tents, awnings and flags,
dealers in burlaps, ducks, ropes and
twines, 208Drumm

" Frederick C. (F. C. Waters & Co.), r. 121
Silver

" Frederick C, printer Hicks'Judd Co., r.

" George F. (Liebmann & Waters), r. 1700
Fell

" George R., collector Post Office, r. 705 Sut-
ter

" Herbert C, liquors, NE cor Drumm and
Commercial, r. 831 Fulton

" James, carpenter, r. 217b Collingwood

" James, teamster County Jail 2

" James U., r. 705 Sutter

" John, clerk, r. 16 Freelon

" John, coalpasser str Mariposa, r. 530 Fol-
som

" John, engineer, r. 105 New Montgomery

" John, laborer, r. 224 Filbert

" John, teamster, r. Harrison nr Stoneman
Waters John E., chief clerk Chief Commissary
of Subsistence U. S. A., Department of
California, r. 119 Liberty

" Joseph, laborer, r. 458 Tehama

" Joseph N. H.. expressman Anglo-Califor-
nian Bank, r. 2221 Pine

" Kate, widow, journalist, r. 1817 Pine

" Kate, domestic, 2 Zoe

" Louis H., apprentice machinist Risdon I.
and L. Wks, r. 111. 16th

" Margaret, widow, r. Harrison nr Stoneman

" Martin, groceries, 1326 Kearny and wood
and coal. 1323 Kearny, r. 1416 Kearny

" May Mrs., r. 719A 14th

" Patrick T., plumber, 821 Geary

" Richard, porter The Oliver

" Richard T., waiter J. A. Madden, r. 613
Howard

WATERS R. J.,

copying,printing, developing, bromide
enlarging, lantern slides, retouching,
kodak work, California views and
commercial photographs, 110 Sutter,
r. Berkeley
Waters Roger, r. 423 Zoe
" S. Mrs., widow, r. 463 Jessie
" Susanna M., widow, r. 29431/2 Mission
" Thomas, harness cleaner, r. 633 Stevenson
" Thomas, harness maker, r. 2516 Fillmore

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DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF

FOREIGN ^^ DOMESTIC GOAL.

Family Trade a Specialty.

Waters Thomas, laborer, r. 1 McCormick
" Thomas, longshoreman, r. 224 Filbert
" Thomas, stove mounter W. W. Montague

& Co., r. 16 Freelon
" William, bookbinder, r. 1 McCormick
" William A., teamster D. S. Cartwrigt, r.

1762 Harrison
" William D., painter Cal. St. RR., r. 1665

Mission
" William D., relief engineer S. F. F. D., 613

Hermann, r. 527V4 Hatght
" William E., agent, r. 3031/2 Sutter
" William J., canvasser, r. 540 McAllister
" William L., proprietor Fargo House, 105

New Montgomery
" William S., waiter M. B. Moraghan, r. 164

" William W., box clerk Post Office, r. 705
Sutter
4iS"Waters. See Watters
Waterstreet John C, varnisher Edward B.

Hindes & Co., r. 183 Perry
Watkin Maria B. Miss, boarding, 905 Sutter

" William B., r. 905 Sutter
Watkins A., salesman Hale Bros., r. 407 Turk

" Alexander, groceries, 718 Turk
Watkins Alonzo A., vice-president W. W. Mon-
tague, 309-317 Market, r. 1303 Laguna

" Bert, r. 131 Pierce

" Carleton E., photographer, 417 Montgomery

" Charles E., carrier postofflce, r. I62014
Stockton

" Charles W., miner, r. 605 Green

" David H., assayer Selby Smelting and
Lead Co., r. 2251 Sutter

" Dudley R., shoemaker William H. Benson,
r. 507 Birch Av

" Effle C. Miss, cashier G. Leipnitz& Co., r.
507 Birch Av

" Elizabeth Mrs., varieties, 540, 3d

" Frank D., dental student, r. 212 Powell

" Frank J., expressman, NE cor Spear and
Howard, r. 2119c Howard

" George, seaman, r. 739, 4th
Watkins George 0., treasurer and manager
Union Photo-Engraving Co., 523 Market,
r. Hotel Oliver

" Harry N. H. Jr., clerk, r. 2008 Geary

" Harry W., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.
2008 Geary

" Henry, varieties, 407 Turk

" James, clerk New York Belting and Pack-
ing Co.. r. 16 Hawthorne

" James J., salesman Clufl Bros., r. 1130 Mc-
Allister

" John, r. 2251 Sutter

" John H., laborer Nelson C. Walton, r. 404, 3d

" Jonathan P., hackman, r. 546 Folsom

" Joseph L., salesman Cluff Bros., r. 1005,
20th

" Joseph E., calker, r. 540, 3d

" L. Victor P., clerk, r. 2008 Geary

" M. Mrs., widow, r. 1005, 20th

" Mary, widow, r. 326V2 Shotwell

" Norman, r. 34 Warren

" Philip M.. with J. A. Folger & Co., r. Oak-
land

" Samuel, auctioneer, r. 1307 Golden Gate Av

" Samuel, drayman Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 24 Verona PI

" Warren C, traveling salesman, r. 25a Bel-
vedere

" William, teamster Mission Soap & Candle
Wks., r. 3261/2 Shotwell

" William H., calker, r. 250 Bemis

" William J. (Clufl Bros.), r. 1912 Green

Watkinson Henry E., clerk Arthur T. Corlett,
r. 21 Minna

" Jane, widow, r. 711 Geary rear

" Lottie Miss, r. 711 Geary rear
Watlington Abraham L., clerk Railway Mail

Service, r. Oakland
Watriss George C, draughtsman Main St.

Iron Wks., r. 261014 Sutter
Watrous Charles, r. 227 Cligper

" Harry G., clerk, r. 227 Clipper

" Milford O., carpenter, r. 2 Delta PI
Watson Alexander, waiter str. San Jose

" Alexander B., insurance broker, 304 Cali-
fornia, r. Alameda

" Alfred J., drayman Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. 2201/2 McAllister

" Ambrose A., deputy County Clerk, r. 24
Scott PI

" Amelia, widow, r. 2012 Geary

" Ann, widow, r. 24 Scott PI

" Annie, domestic, 1020 Dolores

" Archibald S., woolsorter Golden Gate
Woolen Mills, r. 610 Hampshire

" Arthur, teamster, r. 12 Guy PI

" B., laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli Av

" Benjamin F., machinist Risdon I. and L.
Wks., r. 1815 Union

" Charles, plumber, r. 1706 Howard

" Charles, teamster John Middleton, r. 216!4,
6th

" Charles A. Mrs., widow, r. 2201 Buchanan

" Charles D., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 9 Chat-
tanooga

" Charles F., rancher, r. 324, 11th Av

'• Charles W., bolt cutter Joshua Hendy Ma-
chine Wks., r. 2308 Taylor

" Daniel F., boatman Paul Boy ton Chute Co.,
r. 252 Carl

" Daniel M., r. 704a Guerrero

" Eliza A., widow, r. 1706 Howard

•' F., r. Palace Hotel

" Frances S., widow, r. 151 Octavia

" Frank, r. 414 Van Ness Av

" Frank, laborer, r. 252 Carl

" Frank G., gripman Presidio and Ferries
RR., r. 1 Sharp PI

" Frank H., steward tugboat Reliance, r. 3
East

" Frank L., conductor S. P. Co., r. 511^
19th

" Frederick J., foreman Ellis & Miller, r. 23
Diamond

" George, driller, r. 504 Napa

" George H., porter Searle & Holt, r. 369, 1st

" George P. J., r. 321 Ellis

" George T., engineer Cal. Electrical Wks,
r. Berkeley

" Harry, cigar maker H. Plagemann & Co.,
r. 16 Cook

" Horace H., marine surveyor, 303 Califor-
nia, room 9, r. Oakland

" Horace H. Jr., agent Record of Foreign
and American Shipping, 303 California,
room 9, r. Oakland

" Irvin, r. 1706 Howard

" Irvin, boilermaker's helper S. P. Co., r. 310,
11th

" Irwin S., manager city department Home
Mutual Insurance Co., 318 California, r.
1313 Leavenworth

" J., insurance, r. 158 Golden Gate Av

" J., machinist Pac. Roll. Mill

" James, laborer Pac. Gas Imp. Co.

" James, painter, r. 68 Tehama

" James, special policeman, r. 1809 Jones

" James, teamster P. A. McDonald

" James B., pipe cutter Joshua Hendy Ma-
chine Wks

" James E., 429 Pine

" James F., bartender Occidental Hotel, r.
16021/i Lexington Av

" James L., capitalist, r. 1122 Pine

" James P., druggist GustaveA. Hueter, r.
1018b Shotwell

" James R., shipping and commission and
secretary The A. Crawford Co., 14
Drumm, r. 102 Lake

" Jane Mrs., cook St. Mark's Hospital, r.
2000 Stockton

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Watson Jennie M. Mrs., r. 431 Ivy Av
" Jerome W. (Watson &Co.), r. 712 Sutter
" John, carpenter, r. ISQV^, 11th
" John, clerk, r. 1343, 25th
" John, gardener, r. 23 Boyce
" John, laborer, r. 662 Mission
" John, property man Cremorne Theatre
" John, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
" John, teamster Black Diamond Coal Min-
ing Co., r. 12 Guy PI
Watson Jolin C, attorney at law, 330 Pine,
rooms 41-44-45, r. 1152 Guerrero
" John R., machinist Joshua Hendy Machine

Wks, r. 2308 Taylor
" Joseph, shoemaker Cahn, Nickelsburg &

Co., r. 2Y2 Sumner
" Kenneth (Uavis & Watson), r. Oakland
" Lena V. Miss, laundress, r. 431 Ivy Av
" Louise Miss, typewriter, r. 12 Guy P)
" Margaret, widow, r. 64 Jessie
" Margaret, widow, r. 1300 Pine
" Margaret H., widow, bakery and varieties,

829, 15th
" Margaret M. Miss, laundress, r. 431 Ivy

Av
" Martha A. Miss, teacher Emerson Pri-
mary School, r. 1001 Pine
" Mary Miss, laundress, r. 431 Ivy Av
" Mary A., widow, r. 706 Broderick
" Mary A. Mrs., r. 2308 Taylor
" Mary J. Mrs., r. 20^4 Hardy
" Maud Miss, bookkeeper S. N. Wood & Co.,

r. 12 Guy PI
" M. E. Mrs., wido-^v, r. 431 Douglass
" Peter W. (Watson & Marx , r. 204 McAl-
lister
" Richard, teamster, r. 16 Cook
" Robert, master mariner, r. 515, 23d
" Robert C, gripman Market St. Ry., r.

1902/2 McAllister
" Robert M., engineer S. P. Co. r. 1911a

Howard
" Sage C, bricklayer, r. 431 Douglass
" Samuel E., publisher The Western Cream-
ery, 113 Davis, r. West Berkeley
" Sidney T.. bricklayer, r. 200 Fair Oaks
" T. B.. druggist, r. 1018b Shotwell
" Temple, cigars and tobacco, 527 Clay, r.

1506 Jones
" Thomas, agent, r. 1101 Geary
Watson Thomas, grain broker and commission
agent, 302 California, r. Sausalito
" Thomas S., helper Joshua Hendy Machine

Wks, r. 2308 Taylor
" Venn John W. , conductor, r. 331a 18th
" Walter, boxing instructor Olympic Club, r.

301 Jones
" W. S., 3d officer str Mariposa
" William, carpenter, r. 52 Merritt
", William, engineer, r. 2406 Harrison
" Willaim, iron worker Western Iron Wks, r.

1310 Kearny
" William, machinist, r. 128 Pennsylvania

Av
" William, manufacturer, r. 204 McAllister
" William A., clerk Dunham, Carrigan &

Hayden Co., r. 299 Hyde
" William A., gripman Market St. Ry., r.

1312 Page
" William H., machinist Clot & Meese, r. 15

Harper
" William H., mining secretary, 302 Mont-
gomery, room 6, r. 151 Octavia
" William H., with Brown, Craig & Co., r.

- 2012 Geary
" William H. Jr., clerk ticket auditor's dept
S. P. Co.,r. lOSHaight
Watson William J., general manager Pacific
Refining and Roofing Co., 153 Ci'ocker
Bldg, r. 1620 McAllister
" William J., stripper Wiegmann & Stuer-

mer, r. 16 Cook
" Williams., clerk California Powder Wks,

r. Alameda
" William S., manufacturers' agent, 52 Flood

Bldg, r. 1615 Larkin
" William T., lather, r. 431 Ivy Av
" William W., attorney at law, 120 Sutter,
room48,r. 313, 21st

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

China and Japan Mattings.

Cboice Assortmeot cf
Novelties.

Watson & Co. (Jerome W. Watson), electro-
poise and importers and jobbers corks,
soda fountains and soda stock, 124 Mar-
ket

" & Marx (Peter W. Watson and Henry
Marx), wool, 134-144 Bluxome
J8®~Watson. See Wattson
WatsonvlUe Creamery and Cattle Co. The, J.
L. Koster president, J. A. Koster secre-
tary, office 327 Market, works Watson-
ville, Cal.
Watt Adam E., cigars and tobacco, 242 Ellis, r.
451 Polk

" Alexander, insurance agent, r. 25a Haight

'• Andrew, foreman Charles Harley Co., r. 844
Harrison

" Blue Gravel Mining Co., Robert Watt
president, George A. Berton secretary,
323 Montgomery

" Charles H., mining, r. Hotel St. Nicholas

" Donald, messenger Nathan, Dohrmann &
Co., r. 2011/2, 5th

" Frederick G., salesman Ben H. Lucke, r.
506 Ellis

" H. C, musician, r. 431 O'Farrell
Watt James, secretary W. F. McNutt, 104 Sut-
ter, r. Oakland

" James, waiter E. Arndt, r. lOOVi, 2d
Watt James Alva, attorney at law, 21-23 Mills
Bldg, 10th fioor, r. 18 Devisadero

" John, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 307 Fre-
mont

" Lizzie S., widow, r. 641 Haight

" M. L. Mrs., widow, r. 506 Ellis
Watt Robert, vice-president Langley & Mich-
aels Co., and first vice-president San
Francisco and San Joaquin Valley Rail-
way Co., office 34-40, 1st, r. Oakland

WATT ROLLA V.,

manager Royal Insurance Co. and
Queen Insurance Co., 502-504 Mont-
gomery cor Sacramento, telephone
Main 113, r. 641 Haight

Watt William, miner, r. 126 Ellis

" William, tailor John Corrigan, r. 20V4, 5th
Watterau George, printer, r. 1912 Fillmore fiat 3
Watters Alexander, packer clothing and equip-
age depot Quartermaster's Dept. U. S.
A., r. 36 New Montgomery
" Anna E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 711 Sutter
" Frank H., collector, r. 711 Sutter
" Frank H. Jr. (Watters & Davies), r. 711

Sutter
" James A., bookkeeper, r. 711 Sutter
Watters Lucius C, superintendent Commer-
cial Steam Power Works, 510 Commer-
cial, r. Alameda
" Rama R., millwright Yosemite Flour

Mills, r. 7 Morris Av
" Thomas S., clerk ticket auditor's dept S.

P. Co., r. 711 Sutter
" & Davies (Frank H. Watters Jr. and Arthur
Davies), bicycle dealers, 1113 Market
4®- Watters. See Waters
Wattle Irvin, clerk George E. Maguire, r. 2305

Van Ness Av
Wattles William S., stockbroker, 307 Montgom-
ery, r. Berkeley
Watts Alfred, spar maker C. A. Castner & Co.,
r. 650, 4th
" Benjamin, porter Martin Kedon, r. 1615i/i
San Carlos Av
Watts Charles, manager George Webb Alex-
ander, 401 Market, r. 1606 Scott
" Charles, shlpcarpenter, r. .346, 4th

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Watts Daniel, waiter Ernest Gee, r. 1433 Mi
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" Elizabeth, widow, r. 657 Mission

" Esther H., widow, r. 1210 Folsom

" Evan, builder, r. 806 Polk

" Frank, messman str San Benito, r. 409, 3d

" Herbert C, clerk Langley & Michaels Co.,
r. 1606 Scott

" Herbert H., compositor Call, r. 1200 Mission

" James, porter W. B. Sumner & Co., r. cor
Van Ness Av and Green

" John (Irvine & Watts), r. 110 China Av

" John, liquors, 317 East North, r. 2 Simpson
PI

" Joseph, machinist S. P. Co., r. 1334 Church

" Joseph A., stenographer John Taylor &
Co., r. 1334 Church

" William, r. 416 Francisco

" William L., field asst. Cal. State Mining
Bureau, r. Los Angeles, Cal.

" W. Percy, clerk Coast Div. S. P. Co., r. 207
Larkin
Wattson George A., secretary S. F. Stock and
Exchange Board, r. 1102 Scott

" Llewellyn J., janitor U. S. Mint, r. I8I414
Stockton

" Samuel A., collector Alexander T. Leon-
ard, r. 1627 Turk
Wattson Thomas J., cashier Charles Harley
Co.. r. 1627 Turk

" William F., bookkeeper Dupont Powder
Co., r. 2315 Sacramento
«®-Wattson. See Watson
Watz Charles, cook, r. 347 Minna
WatzaggerOscar,sealhunter,r. 511/2 Clementina
Watzinger Ferdinand, r. 401 Leavenworth

" Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 401 Leaven-
worth
Waugaman A. H. & Co. (Asa H. Waugaman),
lithographers, 540 Clay

" Asa H. (A. H. Waugaman & Co.), r. SIS^A
Jersey

" Charles, butcher, r. 430 Golden Gate Av

" Charles L. (E. H. Pfaeffle & Co.), r. 102
Golden Gate Av

" Lizzie, widow, r. 102 Golden Gate Av
Waugh Alexander, manager second-hand bag
dept. Wright & Frank, r. 1025 Devisadero

" Candace A., widow, r. 233, 11th
Waugh Edward J., passenger agent Chicago,
Rock Island and Pac. Ry., .30 Mont-
gomery, r. 791 Sutter

" Edwin B., expressman, SE cor Turk and
Larkin, r. 233, 11th

" Frank, teamster, r. 1133 Harrison

" Geoffrey, laundryman, r. 1540!^ Howard

•' George A., teamster, r. 31 Hardy

" H. H., druggist Wakelee & Co., r. 513 Lar
kin

" Jefferson S., manager laundry Hotel St
Nicholas

" Lorenzo Rev., r. 233, 11th
Waugh Samuel J., manager Hancock House
781 Mission

" S. G., proprietor St. Nicholas Laundry, 36
17th, r. 439V4 Guerrero

" William, laborer, r. 646^ Valencia
Wave Power Air Compressing Co. The, Ter
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secretary, 602 Market
Wave Puhlishing Co., publishers The Wave

220-222 Crocker Bldg
Wave The (weekly). Wave Publishing Co. pub-
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Wavell Thomas B., bookkeeper William Ire-
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WAVERLEY BICYCLES AND

RIDING ACADEMY (Indiana Bicycle
Co.), J. S. ConweU manager, 18-20 Mc-
Allister

Wax Paul, shoemaker, 620 Taylor
Waxstock Louis, cigar maker, r. 2323 Bryant
Way Albert A., laborer, r. 236, 12tti Av
" Frank M., wheelwright, r. 1125 Mission
" H. C, r. 609 Post
Waycott William B., office 517 Safe Deposit

Bldg, r. Oakland
Wayland George T., conductor Market St. Ry.,
r. 813a Lott
" Thomas H., salesman John F. English, r.
511b Sanchez
Wayman Guy T.. real estate agent and insur-
ance, 228 Montgomery, r. Belvedere
" Willard C, manager S. F. dept. Okell,
Donnell & Co., 411 California, r. Belve-
dere
Waymire James A., attorney at law, 77-78

Chronicle Bldg, r. Alameda
Wayne A. C. Mrs., furnised rooms, 425 Kearny

" Charles B., painter, r. 974 Folsom
Wazau Marie, domestic, 2426 Post
Weack Frederick, shoemaker Charles A. Onn-

stott, r. 564 Mission
Weaks Rudolph J., clerk Barrett & Sherwood, r.

Fruitvale
«®= Weaks. See Weeks
Weale A. H., machine hand Pac. Sheet Metal

Wks, r. 2701 Harrison
Wear James R., machine hand C. A. Hooper &

Co., r. 161, 8th
Weather Bureau (United States), Mills Bldg,

lOth floor
Weatherbee Alfred, butcher, r. 3435a 16th
" George, r. 205, 26th
" Harvey, photographer, r. 3435a 16th
" Samuel L., shipwright, r. 3435a 16th
'• Charles, stevedore, r. 44 Louisa
" Charles J., clerk, r. 44 Louisa
>e®-Weatherby. See Weatherbee and With-

erby
Weatherford G. W., conductor Market St. Ry.,

r. lOYi Bowie Av
Weatherill Fannie, widow, r. 14 Anthony
Weatherly Edward C. journalist, r. 804 Lyon
" Lewis, journalist, r. 804 Lyon
" Walter J., with William F. Whittier, r.
Hotel Savoy
Weatherwax Mary M. B., widow, r. 554 Folsom
Weaver Albert, tinsmith W. W. Montague &
Co., r. 320 Ellis
" Albert S., teacher English San Francisco

Business College, r. 1001 Powell
" Alfred F., waiter Walter H. Blunden, r.

1123 Florida
" Alice Mrs., dressmaking, 629'/i Union
" Alonzo H., r. 3 Harrison Av
" Charles, teamster, r. 849 Harrison
" Charles H., porter Ames & Harris, r. 602

Guerrero
" Daniel L., clerk Transatlantic Fire Ins.

Co., r. Alameda
" Dwight S., tin and sheet-iron ware, 407

Hayes, r. 606 Folsom
" E. A. Mrs., matron Alms House
" Frank, engineer, r. 850 Folsom
" George O., soldier, r. N W cor Moulton and

Webster
" Hammond S., with Ames & Harris, r. 603

Guerrero
" Harry, master ship Occidental, office 64

Steuart
" John, salesman, r. 424 Powell
" John, stableman, r. 1 Louisa
" John E., engineer, r. 315 Guerrero
" Minnie Miss, seamstress, r. 218 Noe
" Nicholas, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r.

Pennsylvania Av nr Nevada
" Pearson L., carpenter S. Conning, r. 737V4
Howard
Weaver Phiiip L., superintendent City and
County Alms House, off Corbett Av nr
Lake Honda
" Philip L. Jr., attorney at law, 206 Sansome,
room 34, r. 607 Ellis

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Weaver Samuel, r. Grattan nr Slanyan
" Thomas A., fireman La Grande Laundry
" Thomas J., carriage painter, r. 116, 21st
" William, cook, r. 531, 1st
" William G., laborer, r. 331/4, 6th
" William W., groceries. Mission Road nr

Richland Av
" Willis E., foreman Anaerican Press Asso-
ciation, r. Mill Valley. Marin Co.
Webb Andrew, porter Dunham, Carrigan & Hay-
den Co., r. Alameda
" Anna, cook, r. 1101 California
" Annie M., widow, r, 1010 Leavenworth rear
" Arthur L., storekeeper U. S. Internal Rev-
enue
" Arthur M., elevator man Ho eel St. Nicholas
" Augustus S., cyclery, 1620 Eddy
" Bernard, glovecutter, r. 5 Railway Av
" Brothers (Thomas and William), groceries

and liquors, SE cor 14th and Minna
" ■ Charles H., carpet layer, r. 6 Wetmore PI
" Charles T., carrier postofflce, r. 1111 Ver-
mont
" EarllH., attorney at law, 4-7 Mills Bldg,

4th floor, r. Berkeley
" E. Cook, physician, r. 2105 Devisadero
" Edgar W., longshoreman, r. 817 Battery
" Emma, widow, r. 519, 3d
" Ernest, compositor H. S. Crocker Co., r.

Oakland
" Francis A., porter Dunham, Carrigan &

Hayden Co., r. 1430 Masonic Av
" Francis R., machinist, r. 28, 8th
" Frank E., salesman Block & Georges, r.

Alameda
" George, clerk Charles F. Doe, r. 1111 Ver-
mont
" George, jailer County Jail 1, r. Commercial

Hotel
" George H., storeroom clerk Palace Hotel,

r. 708 Army
^' Harry, pantryman str City of Puebla
" Harry L., bartender Fesler & Tonsor
" Harry L. P., engineer, r. 1517% Market
" House, Lorenzo M. Upham proprietor, 37, 3d
" John L., conductor M'arket St. Ry,, r. 704»4

Tennessee
" Lulu, widow, r. 1503 Larkin
" M. S. Mrs., embroidery and patterns, 1517'/^

Market
" Richard H., wood and coal, 3405 Mission, r.

3242 Howard
" Robert M., carpenter, r. 38 Page
" Sallie M., widow, r. 501 Jessie
" Samson, teamster, r. 1830 San Carlos Av
" Susan D., widow, r. 710 Pine
" Thomas (Webb & Leary and Webb Bros.),

r. 329, 14th
" Thomas, bookkeeper, r. 1111 Folsom
" Thomas H., waiter Reinhold Beck, r. ey^

Ewer PI
" William (Webb Bros.), r. SE cor 14th and

Minna
" William, painter S. P. Co., r. 1025, 24th
" William C, carpenter Atlas Iron Wks, r.

SW cor Mariposa and Arkansas
" & Leary (Thomas Webb and Patrick
Leary). liquors, 120 Bryant
Webber A., laborer, r. NW cor Steiner and Her-
mann
" Albert, repairer F. J. Harrison, r. SIO^^

Jessie
" Anton G., machinist Hadwen Swain Mfg.

Co., r. 11371/2 Florida
" Antone, stage hand Tivoli Opera House, r.

218 Mason
" Augusta, widow, r. 1517 Jackson
" Bertha, domestic, 1128 Turk
" Charles, liquors, 33, 2d, r. SiV^, 3d
" Clara Mrs., r. Old People's Home
" Dora E., domestic, 1306 Golden Gate Av
" Frank, waiter Daniel Libby, r. 157 Minna
" Frederick H., watch maker Peter P.

Schmidt, r. 510^^ Jessie
" George, barber, 5071/2 Hayes, r. 517 Hayes
" George E., painter, r. 604^ Linden Av
" Hattie, widow, r. 1202% Leavenworth
" James H., foreman J. W. Morshead & Son,
r. 1106 Clay

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO,

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Webber Joseph, barber, 324 Grant Av, r. 3
Chatham PI
Joseph, finisher John Hoey, r. 734 Mission
Joseph, machinist, r. 624%, 17th
Joseph F. R., resident special agent Home

Mutual Ins. Co., r. Oakland
Leslie A., barber, 823 Kearny, r. 824 Kearny
Mack, office, 303 California, room 25, r. Oak-
land
Marie, widow, r. 235 Powell
Phillip L., pork packer, r. 911 Harrison

rear
Sophia J., widow, r. 1510 Franklin
Walter, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
William, saw flier Cal. Saw Wks, r. 1124
Laurel Av
Weber Adam, cook, r. 529 Sacramento
" Adolph A., superintendent Pac. Axle Co.,
cor Napa and Maryland, r. 938 Geary
Weber Adolph C, president Humboldt Savings
and Loan Society, 18 Geary, r. 1422
Sutter
" Adolph H., clerk Humboldt Savings and

Loan Society, r. 2516 Clay
" Albert, engraver S. F. Photo Engraving

Co., r. 1917 San Carlos Av
" Albert, painter, r. 504 Francisco
" Albert, upholsterer, r. 1013 Florida
" Andrew, butcher, 20 Hayes, r. 508 Franklin
" Andrew, tailor, r. 1312 Florida
" Brothers (Henry and estate of John Web-
er), plumbers and gasfltters, 510 Mont-
gomery Av
" Carl, lineman Pac. Tel. «& Tel. Co., r. 938

Pacific
" Caroline, widow, r. 1634 Howard
" Casper, watchmaker, r. 1309 Stockton

WEBER 0. F. & CO.

(incorporated), C. Frank Weber pres-
ident, Thomas M. Humphrey vice-pres-
ident, John H. Vogt secretary, agents
A. H. Andrews (Chicago) office and
school furniture and folding beds,
300-306 Post, telephone Main 907
Weber C. Frank, president C. F. Weber & Co.,
300-306 Post, r. Fruit vale
" Charles, r. 36 Farallones
" Charles, boots and shoes, 3215 Geary
" Charles, brushmaker Buchanan Bros.
" Charles, mate str Alviso
" Charles, painter, r. 23 Sumner
" Charles, tile setter, r. 123 Grove
" Charles P., barber, 5th Av South nr M
" Charles J., cigars and tobacco, 501 Mont-
gomery Av, r. 1611% Dupont
" Christian, carpenter, r. 120 Germania
" Conrad, wire worker, r. 11 Dale PI
" David, miner, r. 704% Mission
" Edwin P., jeweler Eugene R. Weber, r. 119

Webster
" Emil, barber, 3439 Mission
" Emma Mrs., delicacies, 317 Polk
" Ernst, butcher, 1424 Howard, r. 114 Fair

Oaks
" Eugene, engineer, r. 1332 Pine
" Eugene R., jeweler, 100 McAllister, r. 530

Golden Gate Av
" Frank, r. 616 Powell
" Frank, seaman, r. 820 Battery
" Frank, waiter Popular Dining Rooms, r.

157 Minna
" Frederick, machinist Clot & Meese, r. 12

McLea Court
" Frederick J., carriage painter, r. 391, 9th
" George, cooper, r. 1611% Dupont

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Weber George G., painter, r. 1521 Noe
" Gustave F., butcher, r. 1012 Railroad At
" Harry, furrier, r. 1517 Jackson
" Henry (Weber Bros.), r. 416 Francisco
" Henry, driver Page & Falch, r. 219 Laurel
" Henry, expressman, SE cor Pacific and

Davis, r. 2610 Hyde
" Henry, groceries and liquors, 335, 10th
" Henry, master mariner, 9 Mission
" Itzig, janitor, 139 Post
" Jacob, laborer, r. 28 Collingwood
" Jacob, salesman C. A. Malm & Co., r.

Treat Av nr Precita Av
" Jean, tailor, 1635 Hyde
" John, baker Julius Weber, r. 124 Sadowa
" John (estate of). 510 Montgomery Av
" JohnC, entry clerk Redington &Co.,r. 1634

Howard
" John D., porter Ahrens, Pein & BuUwinkel,

r. 2610 Hyde
" John E., painter, r. cor Corbett Av and

Romaln
" John H., groceries and liquors, 713^^ Clem-
entina
" John W., teamster John Stumpf & Son, r.

17th Av South nr N
" Joseph, furrier, r. 1517 Jackson
" Joseph, laborer, r. 22 Turk
" Joseph, varnisher, r. 724 Mission
" Julius, bakery, 124 Sadowa
" Julius, tailor, r. 3006 Laguna
" Julius R., teacher music, r. 2513 Broad-
way
" Liorenz, foreman Jos. Buttgenbach, r. 498,

4th
" Louis A., teamster J. H. Kruse, r. 2529^4

Mission
" Martin, carpenter, 425 Bush, r. 1821 Green
" Michael, laborer, r. 33 Chesley
" Morris, lodgings. 415 Jones
" Otto R. H., clerk, r. 510 Greenwich
" Peter, cook, r. 8 McLea Court
" Pierre, porter i. Cuenin, r. 651 Broadway
" Richard (Wrede& Weber), r. NW cor Clay

and East North
" Richard, cabinet maker, r. 1013 Florida
" Richard F.. salesman S. Fawcett & Co., r.

2515 Larliin
" Richard H., carrier postofQce, r. 2515 Lar-

kin
" Robert L., clerk Mack & Co., r. 324 Ellis
" Theodore L., motorman Market St. Ry., r.

1814 G'Farrell
" Tonjas, r. 118d Juniper
" Wendell T., salesman H. Roman & Co.
" William, r. 217 Polk

" William, confectioner, r. 1917 San Carlos Av
" William, repairer Nolan & Co., r. 720 Bran-
nan
" William F., bakery, 26, 6th, r. 463y2 Jessie
" William M., painter, r. 264 Tehama
" William W., painter, r. 212 Steiner
" W. T., window dresser, r. 600 Bush
4®- Weber. See Webber.
Webstein Frank, packer M. J. Brandenstein &

Co., r. 118Drumm
Webster Albert W., clerk S. P. Co.
" Alvinza, engineer, r. 516^4 Fell
" Anna, widow, dressmaker, r. 308 Fran-
cisco •
" Artemas, r. 1004 Jones

" Benjamin F. (Clark & Webster), r. 2411
Washington
Webster Bradford, attorney at law, 14 San-
some, rooms 35-36, telephone Main 5217,
r. Oakland

Webster Catherine, widow, r. laiOPolsom
Charles E., r. 2309 Lombard
Charles J., clerk str Genl. McDowell, r. 430

Post
Clarence, journalist Post. r. Alameda
Daniel G., carpenter, r. 323 Jones
David W., clerk Neustadter Bros., r.

Berkeley
D. Frank, clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 1812

Pacific Av
Edward, artist Post, r. 18 Hanover PI
Edward, conductor Market St. Ry, r. 13

Auburn
Edward, laborer, r. NW cor Bay and Web

ster
Frank, laborer, r. 860 Howard
Frank W., chief clerk Construction dept.

Market St. Ry., r. 2411 Washington
Frederick, paper ruler H. S. Crocker Co., r.

430 Fulton
Frederick R. (Whitney & Webster), r. 1019

Jackson
George A., salesman W. L. Larzelere, r.

1001 Bush
Henry J., salesman Benedict & Turner, r.

732 McAllister
Herbert H., butcher Wade H. Collins, r.

911 O'Farrell
Horace M., laborer, r. 444 Brannan
Howard D., teamster, r. 26 Laskie
Hugh, student, r. 1812 Pacific Av
James, cashier Jones & Co., r. Alameda
James S., salesman Neustadter Bros., r.

1812 Pacific Av
John, liquors, 29 Pacific
John, longshoreman, r. 919 Battery
John Jr., teamster, r. 919 Battery
John E., shoemaker, r. 1210 Folsom
John H., clerk, r. 5I6/2 Fell
John M., salesman E. Frank & Sons, r.

Russ House
Joseph, clerk Crane Co., r. 1892 Mission
Laura, widow, r. 628 O'Farrell
Lemuel, calker, r. 765i4 Howard
Loyal, policeman, r. 1892 Mission
M. Mrs., varieties, 335, 24th
Maria P., widow, r. 3017 Laguna
Mary Mrs., domestic, 1620 Fell
Webster Primary School, Miss Agnes M. Man-
ning principal, E s 5th nr Market
Reginald H., teacher Polytechnic High

School, r. 2005 Fillmore
Richard P., carpenter, r. 516i4 Fell
Sadie A. Miss, teacher Le Conte Primary

School, r. 2411 Washington
Walter B., commission merchant, 318

Front, r. 622 Sutter
Walter B., manager mantel and tile dept.

W. W. Montague & Co.,r. 416 Lyon
William, blacksmith Dow Steam Pump

Wks, r. 346, 4th
William, oiler, r. 861 Market
William Mrs. (Craddock & Webster), r.

1044 McAllister
William S., clerk W. W. Montague & Co.,

r. 3017 Laguna
William S., draughtsman, r. 1044 McAllis-
ter
Wechsler Isaac, jeweler, r. 1231 O'Farrell

WECK F. A. CO. THE,

Frank A. Week president, J. H. Coult
secretary and manager, manufactur-
ing pharmacists and botanic drug-
gists, 127 New Montgomery

Week Frank A., president The F. A. Week Co.,
127 New Montgomery, r. Berkeley

Weckerle Charles J., with F. B. Joyce & Co., r.
5% Freelon
" Rudolph, grinder Will & Finck Co., r. 304a
Lily Av

Wedde Charles, lineman Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co.,
r. Alameda

Wedde Frederick W., secretary Bay City
Transfer Co., 244 Sutter, r. 1313 Baker
" Harry W.. r. 113, 4th

Weddle Robert, r. 422 McAllister
" Robert E., clerk Patrick J. Mogan, r 422
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Wedekind August, bartender, r. 358% Jessie
" Charles B., ironworker, r. 16 Alvarado
" Dora, widow, r. 16 Alvarado
" Frank, harness maker J. C. Johnson & Co.,

r. 16 Alvarado
" Frederick, shoemaker, r. 16 Alvarado
" George, molder, r. 16 Alvarado
" George F. salesman Raphael Weill & Co.,

r. 720 Golden Gate Av
" Henry, teams Ler, r. S6!4 Howard Court
Wedel Gustav, teacher music, r. 1605 Devisa-

dero
" Henry L,., millhand Frank A. Geier, r. 609

Greenwich
" John F., harness maker, r. 609 Greenwich
" John G., r. 609 Greenwich
" John M., shoemaker, 5 Bacon PI
" Louisa, widow, r. 609 Greenwich
Wedeles IsidorW., r. 1312 Golden Gate Av
Wedemeyer Annie Mrs., manager Henry Eggel-

ing, 1216 Polk
" Benjamin H., bartender T. F. A. Ober-

meyer, r. 1126 Alabama
" Charles A., upholsterer, 404i/4 Geary
" Christ (Hildebrand & Wedemeyer), r. 130,

7th
" Henry C, butcher John Swigert, r. 1216

Polk
" W., conductor Sutter St. Ry., r. 1216 Polk
Weder William, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 25

Laurel
Wederkinch A. Miss, teacher music, r. 1041%

Valencia
" Anna, widow, r. 1041% Valencia
Wedgwood Frank L., plumber G. & E. Snook, r.

Golden Gate, Cai.

WEDGWOOD WILLIAM,

MACHINE WORKS, manufacturer can-
ning machinery, presses, dies, etc., 23
Stevenson, r. 120 Liberty

Wedsted Christian, carpenter, r. 26 Mariposa

Terrace
Weed Alice Miss, teacher Pacific Avenue Pri-
mary School, r. 1217 Leavenworth
" Belinda A., widow, r. 1217 Leavenworth
" Clarence H., cashier W. V. Bryan, r. 3

Leonard PI
" Elizabeth Miss, photographer, r. SLeonard

PI
" Eva L. Mrs., varieties, 304 Turk
" Frederick F., general agent Northwestern

Life Assn., 319 Spreckles Bldg, r. 304

Turk
" Jane, widow, r. 1229 Green
Weed Merrltt H., with Western Sugar Refining

Co., office 327 Market, r. 1917 Sacramento
" William, laborer Western Sugar Refinery,

r. 1102% Tennessee
" William H., r. 1217 Leavenworth
" William H., helper Selby Smelting and

Lead Co., r. 10014, 2d
Weeden Carl, tailor, r. 631 Stevenson
" Henry F., master bark Seminole, office 48

Market, room 1, r. 715%, 21st
" Herbert E., r. 715%, 31st
" Horace H.. r. 568 Mission
Weegmann Frederick, model maker, r. 1025

Jackson
Weekes William J. J., plumber and gasfltter,

1528 Stockton, r. 818% Greenwich
-e®=-Weekes. See Weeks
Weekly Benefit Society of America The, Louis

L. Nelson secretary, 1209% Polk
" Gazette Publishing Co. , publishers Weekly

Gazette, Trade and Commerce Review,

331 Montgomery, room 63
" Gazette, Trade and Commerce Review,

Weekly Gazette Publishing Co. publish-
ers, 331 Montgomery, room 63
Weeks Edward W., clerk Visalia Stock Saddle

Co., r. East Oakland
" Frank, r. 334,3d rear

" Frank B., storekeeper, r. 3016a Sacramento
" Frank L., sign painter, r. 20 Hickory Av
" George, clerk auditing dept. Wells, Fargo

&Co., r. Oakland
" George R., salesman Williams-Marvin Co.,

r. 2630 Folsom

W. &J. SLOANE&CO.,

POl^TIEf^ES.

Largest Assortment on the Coast.
6-4-l-«5'4-'7 yWarket St.

Weeks Henry, teamster, r. 20 Hickory Av
" James A., cashier Heller, Bachman & Co. .

r. 156 Golden Gate Av
" Mary E. Mrs, delicacies, 604% Geary
Weeks Samuel F., president S. F. Weeks Co..

31 Market, r. 2449 Howard
Weeks Samuel F. Jr., secretary S. F. Weeks
Co., 31 Market, r. 2449 Howard

WEEKS S. F. CO.,

S. F. Weeks president, A. B. Emerson
vice-president, S. F. Weeks Jr. secre-
tary, ship chandlery and naval stores,
31 Market, telephone Main 863

Weeks Thomas W., furniture, 958 Howard
•' William H., proprietor The Denniston, 941
Valencia
4^- Weeks. See Wickes and Wicks
Wefelsburg Alexander B., physician. 443 O'Par-

rell
Wegener August, laborer Western Sugar Refin-
ery, r. 1112 Iowa
" Charles A., clerk W. T. Garratt & Co., r.

1421 McAllister
" Edward L., druggist H. L. Ladd & Co., r.

1421 McAllister
" Frederick C, saddler, r. 2 Columbia Square
" Gustav H.. fruitdealer, r. 13 Hardy
" Henry, broom maker, r. 1019 Lombard
Wegener Henry A., proprietor Visalia Stock
Saddle Co., 510 Market, r. 1319 Waller
" Louisa, widow, r. 2 Columbia Square
" Louisa, widow, r. 1421 McAllister
" Minnie Mrs., physician, 419 Eddy
" William, shoemaker, r. 2756 Harrison

WEGENER WILLIAM B.,

notary public and commissioner of
deeds and agent A. P. Russ, office 510
Market, r. 2 Columbia Square

4®"Wegener. See Wagener, Waggener and

Wagner
Wegerich Frederick, stone polisher Schmidt

Label and Litho. Co., r. Berkeley
Weggenmann Charles, harness maker, 422, 3d
Wegis Eugene, shoemaker, 16 Folsom, r. 4 Bry-
ant Av
Weglehner Frederick, clerk Payot, Upham &
Co., r. 435 Golden Gate Av
" Waldemar, instrument maker, r. 39 Hill
Weglein John J., capitalist, r. 2204 California
Wegrich Leo, boots and shoes, 2755 Mission
Wegscheider Eugene J., contractor, r. 534,

19th
Wehland Frederick C, stone mason, r. 1340 Sac-
ramento
Wehle Benedict, carpenter George Braendlein,
r. 438 Tehama
" Isaac, cigars and tobacco, 432 California, r.
1317 O'Farrell
Wehmoller Anna M. Mrs., proprietor Corru-
gated Stove Pipe Elbow Co., 416, 7th
Wehn Eva, widow, r. 2915 Washington
Wehner Adolph, cigar maker, r. 2810 Laguna
" Adolph, cooper, r. 435, 4th
" Carl, driver, r. 1028% Minna
" Henry G., liquors, 3747 Broderick
Wehr Charles J., bartender, r. 128 Shipley
" Frederick, plumber, r. 128 Shipley
" Harry J., drayman, r. 2650 Harrison
" Henry C, stenographer Schmidt Label &

Litho. Co., r. 1810 Devisadero
" John, liquors, 1318 Howard, r. 37 Grand Av
" Theodore G., foreman Louis Taussig & Co.,
r. 23 Glover
4i3-Wehr. See Weir

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Wehrenberg Mary, widow, r. 1715 Lexington Av
Wehring Charles, liquors, 431 Busli, r. 429 Bush
Wehrli Albert, crockery and glassware, 1309
Stockton, r. 1220 Stockton
" Arnold, painter, r. 1803 Stockton
" Jacob, carpenter, r. 379 Natoma
" Samuel, liquors. 513 Kearny, r. 719 Union
" William, engineer National Brewing Co.,
r. nil Steiner
Wehrmann August, barber, 420, 24th. r. 929 Shot-
well
" Henry, foreman street cleaning dept. City

Street Improvement Co.
" Hermann, steward, r. 223 Hickory Av
" Philomena, widow, r. 929 Shotwell
Wehser Henry A., carpenter, r. 2750 Bush
" William E., salesman The Kraker Mfg. Co..
r. 3750 Bush
Weible John, clerk, r. 2321 Pine
Weiblen Minnie Miss, hair dresser, 1508 Polk
Welchert Jacob, laborer, r. 202 Andover Av
J§S- Welch ert. See Wiechert
Weicllliart John, proprietor California Tool
Works, 143-145 Beale. r. 6 Vassar PI
" William E., bookkeeper Cal. Tool Wks.,
r. 6 Vassar PI
Weick Frederick, shoemaker, r. 566 Mission
Weickh Daniel, confectioner, r. 1407 Powell
Weideling Henry, cabinet maker, r. 735Brannan
Weidemann A. L. Mrs., widow, r. NE cor 30th
and Church
" John H., groceries and liquors, NE
cor 30th and Church
£®- Weidemann. See Weidmann and Wiede-
mann
Weidenbeck George, electrician, r. 2336 Mission
Weidenmuller Louis A., stenographer A. J.

Rich & Co.. r. 1319b Pine
Weider Edward H., laborer, r. 13 Steuart

" Harry S., brakeman, r. 112 Perry
je3=Weider. See Wider
Weiderman George, clerk John Witt, r. 114

Webster
Weidlein John, glass worker Cal. Art Glass
Bending and Cutting Works, r. 41 814 Na-
toma
Weidler Alfred, confectioner Franz Siebrecht,
r. 431 Pine
" Kate, widow, r. 113!4 Perry
Weidmann Henry W., clerk Hooker & Co.. r. 810

Mission
Weidner Charles, photographer, r. 18 Capp
" Frank, beerbottler John Fauser & Co., r.

1447 Mission
" Michael J., foreman John Fauser & Co., r.
42/2 Erie
Weierich Gus, driver North Beach Brewery
Weierman Albert, bottle washer, r. 1125 Webster
Weigel Annie M., widow, r. 508, 9th

" Joel, engineer, r. 20 Laskie
Weigele Ernst, cellarman Jackson Brewing Co.,

r. 739V4 Clementina
WeigemannH. F., conductor S. F. & S. M. Ry.
Weighel William McM., auditor California,
Oregon and Idaho Stage Co.,r. 2106Pa-
ciQc Av
Weigher United States Customs, Arthur P.
Rhodes, SW cor Jackson and Battery,
2d floor
Weigle Frederick R., watchmaker A. Hirsch-

man, r. Oakland
Weigman Frederick, model maker L. Peterson,

r. 1125a Jackson
Weigmann Edward, assistant order clerk Gold-
berg, Bowen & Co., r. 1711 Page
'^ Martin, r. 1711 Page

Weihe Aimee E. Miss, operator Am. Dis Tel.,
r. 2817 Pine

" Alfred W., manager messenger dept. Am.
Dis. Tel., r. 16 Geary Court

" August, financial broker, 402 Montgomery,
room 10, r. 1405 Van Ness Av

" Bertha Miss, milliner, r. 119 Morris Av

" Christian C, real estate, r. 1405 Van Ness
Av
Weihe Edward F., secretary and treasurer and
superintendent Gold and Stock Tele-
graph Co., and American District Tele-
graph, ofiQce 607 Market, r. Oakland

" Flora Miss, derk. r. 119 Morris Av

" Frederick P., clerk Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., r.
1410% California

" John, printer Abramson-Heunisch Co., r.
1024 Powell

" M. Mrs., widow, r. 119 Morris Av
Weihe Otto A., Ph. G., instructor in materia
medica and secretary California College
of Pharmacy, secretary San Francisco
Retail Druggists Association and dis-
pensing druggist, 640 Post, telephone
East 228, r. 6 Walnut Av
Weihman Charles F.. driver Harry F. Jennings,
r. 2219 Post

" Henry, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r.
1405 Montgomery
Weihn Jacob, stonecutter P. Degan, r. 6 Bowie

Av
Weihner Adolph, cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r.

4.^5, 4th
Weik Hermann J., puncher Atlas Iron Wks, r.

209 Mississippi
Weikert Albert (Stuber & Weikert), r. NE cor

Geary and Baker
Weil A. Mrs., widow, r. 1320 O'Farrell
Weil A. & T.& Co. (A/3hille and Theodore Weil),
importers notions, cutlery, smokers'
articles, etc., 11 Battery

" Achille (A. & T. Weil & Co.l, r. 616 Geary

•' Adolph, student, r. 900 McAllister

" Albert, assistant bookkeeper Kohlberg,
Strauss & Frohman, r. 1931 California

" Alexander L., traveling salesman Weil
Bros &Sons. r. 909 Ellis

" Alexander W. (Weil Bros. & Sons), r. 1035
Golden Gate Av

" -A.lphonse B., traveling salesman Weil
Bros. & Sons, r. 909 Ellis

" Bernhard (Weil & Beck), r. 910 O'Farrell
Weil Brothers & Sons (William, Leopold A.
and Alexander W.), wholesale liquor
dealers, 13-15 Front

" Camille, salesman L. V. Merle, r. 405
Kearny
Weil Conrad, police surgeon New City Hall,
basement, r. 103 Larkin

" David (Baer. Weil & Co.), r. 910 O'Farrell

" Ed. & Co. (Edward Weil), importers, manu-
facturers and wholesale millinery goods,
581-583 Market

" Edward (Ed. Weil & Co.), r. 1429 Van Ness
Av

" Fulins. insect powder, r. 237 Golden Gate
Av

" George, cook John Meierdierks

" George C, cellarman John Wieland Brew-
ery, r. 43 Tehama

" Henry J., clerk Payot, Upham& Co.

" Henry L., bookkeeper, r. 1931 California

" John P., salesman D. Samuels, r. 1419Vi
Webster

" Joseph (Pursch,Kaskel & Co.), r. 1814 Pine

" Julius (Cal. Exterminating Co.), r. 237 Gol-
den Gate Av

" Lascelles, clerk Strauss & Strauss, r. 700
Broadway

" Lehman, dealer cigars, r. 436 Oak

" Leo, salesman, r. 910 O'Farrell

" Leopold (Greenebaum, Weil & Michels), r.
1320 O'Farrell

" Leopold, salesman Neustadter Bros., r.
2811 Clay

" Leopold A. (Weil Bros. & Sons), r. 90;J
Ellis

" Lillie Miss, stenographer Radam's Microbe
Killer Co., r. 436 Oak

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Weil M., salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r. 1155
Octavia
•' Mark, foreman Mark Strouse, r. 921 Mc-
Allister
Mayer, r. 1410 Buchanan
Moritz (Pacific Wall Paper Co.), r. 900 Mc-
Allister
Nathan, r. 12141/2 Turk
Ray Miss, hairdresser, r. I31414 Turk
S., mechanic, r. 126 Ellis
Samuel, president The American Import

Co., 107 Sansome, r. 1721 Pacific Av
Samuel, salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r.

1155 Octavia
Theodore (A. & T. Weil & Co.), r. New

York
William (Weil Bros. & Sons), r. 1417a Post
William M. (Stone & Weil), r. 306 Stock-
ton

" & Beck (Bernhard Weil and William
Beck), men's furnishing goods, 940 Mar-
ket
jm'Weil. See Weill, Weyl and Wiel
Weiland Charles, proprietor Bavaria Bottling
Co., SE cor Montgomery Av and Chest-
nut, r. SE cor Jones and Greenwich
4®=Weiland. See Wheland and Wieland
Weilbye Emil, waiter, r. 6 Central PI
Weile George C, hrewer, r. 43 Tehama
Weiler Alfred I. (Koenigsberger, Falk& Co.). r.
1412 Webster
" Felix, compositor Louis Roesch Co., r. 1113

Pacific
" Frederick, clerk The Lebenbaum Co., r. 529

Turk
" Julia, widow, r. 1503 Franklin
" Leonard, butcher B. Hermann, r. 1502

Franklin
" Richard, teacher languages, 524 Sutter
Weill Alexander (Lazard Freres), r. Paris,
France
" Armand, clerk Kahn Bros. Klein & Co. i-.

Oakland
" Charles L., mining, r. 2120 Post
" Jules, waiter Occidental Restaurant, r. 858

Folsom
" Louis, cigars and tobacco, 310 Montgomery,
r. 825 Golden Gate Av
Weill Raphael, president Raphael Weill & Co.,
NW cor Kearny and Post, r. Bohemian
Club

WEILL RAPHAEL & CO.,

(incorporated), Raphael Weill presi-
dent, Eugene Gallois first vice-presi-
dent, Albert RouUier second vice-presi-
dent, Alexander Hamilton secretary,
wholesale and retail dealers fancy and
domestic dry goods, NW cor Kearny
and Post

Weill Sylvain (Stein, Simon & Co.), SE cor Mar-
ket and 2d

4®-Weill. See Weil, Weyl and Wiel

Weiman Frank, stevedore, r. 1324% Pacific
" Gustav. watchmaker, 632Merchant, r. New
Western Hotel

Weimann A., r. 202 Grove
" Henry, laborer, r. 108 Clara

4®="Weimann. See Weymann, Wieman and
Wyman

Weimar Michael, barber Rudolph Newman, r.
505 Mason

Weimer Nicholas, cook Peters Bros., r. 515 Sac-
ramento

Weimers Frank R., salesman Hale Bros., r. 2OI14
Gough

Wiemert John, cook E. Lawrence, r. 1210 Fill-
more

Weinberg Adolph, tailor, 672 Howard, r. 662
Howard
" Caroline, widow, r. 355 Clementina
" Charles, clerk, r. 355 Clementina
" Christopher, driver John Schlichtmann, r.

645 McAllister
" Gustav F,, longshoreman, r. 16 Federal

Weinberger Joseph, bookkeeper The Wer.thei-
merCo., r. 2327 Bush
" Marcus, commission merchant, r. 2327
Bush

^W.W. MONTAGUE & CO,

MANUFACTURERS OP

RIVETED IRON and STEEL

\A//\TER F»IF»E

For Town Water Works, Hydraulic Mining

and Irrigation.

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Weindorf Elizabeth, widow, r. 2132 Howard
" William, laborer Catton, Bell & Co., r. 440,

5th
" William W., cigars and notions, 440, 5th
Weiner Brothers (Leon and Edward), florists,
Cambridge opp Silliman
" Edward (Weiner Bros.), r. Cambridge opp

Silliman
" Herman H., cabinet maker West Coast

Furniture Co., r. 716 Bryant
" Leon (Weiner Bros.), r. Cambridge opp

Silliman
" Louis, carpenter, r. 934 Howard
" Sophie,, widow, r. 305 Polk
j^®=-Weiner. See Wiener

Weinert A.J. ,salesmanDavis Bros., r. Alameda
Weingarten Henry, cutter Selig Bros., r. 622

Linden Av
Weinhold Oswald, painter, r. 2816 Laguna
Weinlander Edward, merchant, r. 1701 Buchanan
Weinmann August, laborer, r. 434 Greenwich
" Charles, painter, r. 542%, 17th
" Conrad (Weinmann & Beck), r. 1070 Shot-
well
Weinmann Louis, asst. secretary Fireman's
Fund Insurance Co., 401-405 California,
r. 2706 Lagana
" & Beck (Conrad Weinmann and Henry
Beck), manufacturers bicycles, NE cor
24th and Shotwell
Weinoehl Frederick, contractor and builder, r,

28 Rondel PI
Weinrioh Albert, r. 719'/^ Howard
Weinshenk Charles (Armer & Weinshenk), r.
1622 Geary
" Jacob, watchmaker, 1217Polk, r. 1622 Geary
" Samuel M., speculator, r. 1512 California
■' Solomon, poultryman, r. 1512 California
" Sydney, bookkeeper American Export Co.,
r, 1438 Ellis
Weinstein Louis, fruit peddler, r. 119 Shotwell

•' Morris, ladies' tailor, 323 O'Farrell
Weinstock Charles, blacksmith Elijah C. Dud-
ley, r. 1511 Broderick
" , Lubin&Co. (Sacramento, Cal.),G,B. Lud-
low buyer, 523 Market
Weinstrom J., conductor S. F. & S. M. Ry.
Weintraub Rosa, widow, r. 316, 7th
" S., clerk S. F. Dist. Tel. Co., r. 825 Golden
Gate Av
Weir Albert J., builder, r. 2518 Pine
" Anna R., widow, r. 604 Buchanan
" David, clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. .590 Ste-
venson
" Edward, mechanic Ernest Marchand, r.

1112 Mission
" George C. (Weir & Cook), r. 759 Valencia
" James C., contractor and builder, r. 2518

Pine
" James R., millhand, r. 14, 8th
" John, r. 251 Clara

" JohnC, machinist Union I. Wks, r. Ala-
meda
" John M., contractor, r. 2518 Pine
" John T., salesman G. Verdier & Co., r. 28

Clementina
" Margaret Mrs., r. 232, 25th
" Mary S., widow, r. lOSy^ Ridley
" Richard, laborer, r. 408 Pacific
" Robert J. A., bookkeeper The Bancroft Co.,

r. 1081/4 Ridley
" Robert S., expressman, r. 1020 Oak
" Thomas, ward tender City and Coimty Hos-
pital
" William, vice-president Aerating and Self-
Cleansing Filter Co., r. Alameda

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COAL, COKE and PIG IRON,

Wholesale and Retail.

Weir "William K., foreman pattern maker Dow
Steam Pump Wks, r. Berkeley
" William T., salesman D. M. Moran & Co.,
r. 235 Hayes ,^.,, „

Weir & Cook (George C. Weir and Wilbur B.
Cook), proprietors Peerless Laundry Oo.
and Chemical Cleaning Works, 385-387.
8tli
4®=- Weir. See Ware and Wehr
Weirman Albert, bottler Cal. Bottling Co., r.

1135 Webster
Weis Babette, widow, r. 150514 Franklin
" Joseph C, barber. Mills Bldg, 11th floor, r.

305 Turk
" William, butcher W. D. Wilson, r. 22 Clin-
ton Park _. ^ „^.
i8®-Weis See Weiss, Weise, Wiess and Wise
Weisbrod Henry G., traveling salesman Heller,

Bachman & Co., r. 719 Waller
Weise Frederick, machinist, r. 268>/2 Tehama
" Frederick, master schr Mary Gratwich, r.

8 De Boom
" Frederick, warehouseman Haslett &

Swayne.r. 1125 Hampshire
" Frederick A., clerk, r. 270!/2 Tehama
" Harry J., commission and manufacturers
agent. 224 Clay, r. 1701 Post
Weisel Charles, lumberman, r. 517b 7th
•• Charles, teacher music, 1612 Jones
" Philip, dairy produce, 335 Hayes, r. 735 Te-
hama
jg®- Weisel. See Wiesel ^ , „ ,

Weisenburger Frederick L.., bottler Cal. Bot-
tling Co., r. 712% Geary rear
4f5-Weisendunk. See Wesendunk
Weiser Charles, tailor, 3006, 16th
•' John, optician, r. 228 Page
" Maurice, bottler The Rosenblatt Co., r. 328

Page
■' Philip, milk dealer, 735 Tehama
Weisgerber Frederick (Bon Bros. & Weisgerber
and Bon & Weisgerber), r. 332 Clemen-
tina ^ ,
" Louis, bartender Pein Bros., r. 568a Fol-

som
" William, bartender, r. 114 Jones
«®-Weishaar. See Weisshaar
Weishaupt George, bartender Christian Thrane,
r. 2301 Mission
" Herman, r. 28 Turk
Weisheimer Augustus, clerk, r. 2225V4 Pine
" Charles, butcher, r. 1023 Guerrero
" Charles Jr., butcher Witzemann & Staiger,

r. 1023 Guerrero
" Tillie, saleslady J. Seidl & Co., r. 1033

Guerrero
" Walter H., rubber worker Bowers Kubber

Co., r. 2325'^ Pine
" w. F., candymaker J. Seidl & Co., r. 1023
Guerrero
Weiske Max, cellarman John Wieland Brewery,

r. 146, 2d
Weisler Joseph, bartender Herman Burhans, r.

132 Golden Gate Av
Weisman Andrew, r. 510 Pacific
" Otto (Young & Weisman), and manager
Cal. Violet Co., 211/2, 3d
Weismann Diedrich, cabinet maker S. F. Furni-
ture Mfg. Co., r. 4141/2 Tehama
" Eliza, widow, r. 536 Stevenson
" Frederick, baker Frederick Willenbrink,

r. 1120E Golden Gate Av
" George, contractor, r. 1321 Mason
" Louis M., carpenter and builder, r. 809
Union , „,.

;e®=Weismann. SeeWiesmann and Wiseman

Weiss A. (M. Weiss' Son), r. 2316/2 Pine
" Albert, helper Pac. Saw Mfg. Co., r. 400 Bay
" Anna Miss, r. 910^4 Harrison
" Antone, clerk Henry HoUman, r. 2845B

Mission
" Charles, tailor Valentine Tailoring Co., r.

1128 Kearny
" Charles F., florist, r. 209 Minna
" Christopher, bartender J. Schwarz, r. 308

Chestnut
" Edward M., physician, r. 623 Filbert
" Elizabeth Mrs., teacher music, r. 1433

Steiner
" Frank, brewer, r. 333. 18th
" Frank J. (Berger & Weiss), r. N s ^ierra nr

Tennessee
" Frank K., florist, 9 Eddy
" Gustave, machinist, r. Ill, 16th
" Jacob, r. 733 Turk
" Johanna, widow, r. bVz Alemany
" John, cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 73 Fed-
eral
" John M., butcher William H. Kelm, r. 1336

Pacific
" Joseph, compositor M. Weiss' Son, r. 23I614

Pine
" Joseph, salesman, r. UOSa Eddy
" 'M. Son (A. Weiss), book and job print-
ers, 534 Commercial
" Matthias, cooper John Wieland Brewery,

r. 701 Lombard
" Max, salesman Michels & Wand, r. 1420

Post
" Minnie Miss, compositor, r. 3517 Sutter
" Moritz, maltster Krug & Zimmermann
" Nicholas, cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 73

Federal
" Philip, traveling salesman Greenbaum &

Co., r. 633 Filbert
" Rachael E., widow, r. 5 August Alley
" Richard, paper hanger, r. 133 Powhattan
" Richard A., keeper Yerba Buena Light

Station
" Theodore J., millman E. J. Shattuck&Co.,
r. 904b Powell
4®"Weiss. See Weis, Weise and Wise
Weisse Henry Mrs., widow, r. 17 Henderson Av
Weissich William O., cashier Tillmann & Ben-
del, r. 1318 Buchanan
" William O. Jr., clerk Tillmann & Bendel,
r. 1310 Scott
Weissinger Emma, domestic, 904 Devisadero
Weisskopf I. V., president Buyer & Reich Co.,

331-223 Bush, r. 1431 Webster
Welster & Co., oil, gas and gasoline stoves,

17-19 New Montgomery
4®"Weister. See Wiester
Weiswanger L. K., compositor Call, r. 26i4

Kearny
Weith Arthur E., clerk John Weith, r. cor 14th
Av South and P
" John, hay and grain, cor 14th Av South
andP
Weitkanat Edward, master schr American

Girl, office Pier 4 Steuart
Weitknecht Robert H., painter, r. 6 Alemany
Weltner Antone, harness maker, 559, 4th, r. 16V4

Moss
Weitz Charles, driver Kayser Bros., r. 115
Bernard
" Hugo, photographer, r. 125 Chattanooga
Weke Augustus, longshoreman, r. 856 Howard
Welander Peter, helper, r. 216 Borland
Welbank John S., salesman, r. 440 Jessie

" Robert J., painter, r. 440 Jessie
4®" Welbank. See Wulbank
Welbanks Webster (Minaker & Welbanks), r.

1835 Eddy
Welberg Andrew, barber, r. 112014 Florida
Welbon William J., varieties, 939 Church
Welburn B. Clyde, deputy collector U. S. In-
ternal Revenue, r. 920 Grove
Welburn Osca M., collector U. S. Internal
Revenue, U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, room
4, r. 930 Grove
Welby John T., butcher, SW cor 30th and
Florida
" Nathan B., butcher, r. 107 Harriet
" Patrick, longshoreman, r. 230 Ritch rear

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Welcer Henry, compositor H. S. Crocker Co., r"

17 Russ _

Welcli Abbie, widow, r. 933 Howard
" Adelaide, saleslady, r. 416 Austin Av
" Andrew, stevedore, r. 39 Madison Av
" Andrew Mrs., widow, r. 1090 Eddy
" Annie, domestic, 2518 Clay
" Arthur, teamster, r. 215, ISth
" Arthur J., carder Golden Gate Woolen

Mills, r. 8131/2 York
" Arthur U., livery stable, 3114, 16th, r. 1610

Lexington Av
" Bartholomew, longshoreman, r. cor Merced

and Laidley
" Bertha, widow, r. 1090 Eddy
" Catherine, widow, r. 1221 Scott
" Catherine, widow, r. 1314, 35th
" Catherine G., widow, r. 428 Waller
" Charles (Welch & Walsh), r. 428 Waller
" Charles, calker, r. 771 Howard
" Charles, porter D. De Bernard! & Co., r. 117,

3d Av
" Charles A., salesman, r. 738 Guerrero
" Charles C, livestock, r. 705 Chestnut
" Charles F., teamster, r. 110 Fell
" Charles K., plumber, r. 215, 15th
" Charles M., hostler Cliff House
" Charles P., clerk U. S. Pension Agency, r.

1213 Taylor
'< Charles W., capitalist, r. 728 Guerrero
" Charles W., manager school supply dept.

C. F. Weber & Co., r. 1423 Turk
" Edward, blacksmith, r. 8 Vassar PI
" Edward A. (Beckendorf & Welch), r. 906

Market
" Edward C, nailer Gal. Barrel Co., r. 1130

Alabama
" Edward F., fireman Engine 1, r. 1422 Turk
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 1140 Green
" Elizabeth G., widow, r. 705 Chestnut
" Flora Miss, finisher Golden Gate Woolen

Mills, r. 813% York
" Frank, teamster, r. 2'^ Bryant Av
" George, laborer, r. 410 Pacific
" George, special policeman, r. 813 York
" Harriet J. Mrs., physician, r. 2115 Bush
" Harry, candy maker Mrs. L. Gibbons, r.

1148 Green
" Harry, clerk Simpson Lumber Co., r. 29

Madison Av
" Harry, news agent Occidental News Co., r.

Oakland
" Henry, steward Chemical Engine 3, r. 7

Henderson Av
" Henry H., r. 608 Pine
Welcli Henry S., physician and surgeon, 209

Post, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" Herman L., capitalist, 711 Spreckels Bldg,

r. 434 Fremont
" Honor, widow, r. 9 South Park
" Inhaler and Medicine Co., W. H. Brown

president, 61, 2d
" Isaac J., electrician S. F. & S. M. Ry., r.

1437b Mission
" Jacob T., painter, r. 1401 Larkin
" James, clerk, r. 254 Tehama
" James, clerk Simpson Lumber Co., r. 30

Madison Av
" James, janitor New City Hall
" James, laborer, r. 661 Minna
'< James, laborer, r. 813 York
" James, teamster, r. 1232 Vallejo
■' James Jr., clerk Trumbull & Beebe, r. 1232

Vallejo
" John, clerk, r. 254 Tehama
" John, clerk J. M. Curtin, r. 1501, 24th
" John, driver Edward Finn, r. S s Harrison

nr 13th
" John, dyer Golden Gate Woolen Mills, r.

2016 Bryant
" John, laborer, r. 1110 Harrison
" John A., r. 22% Isis
" John A., teamster, r. 319: 14th
" John C, shipping clerk Studebaker Bros.

Mfg. Co., r. 4 Torrens Court
" John E., carrier postofflce, r. 1130 Ala-
bama
" John F., confectionery, Sausalito Ferry

Depot, r. 7 Montgomery Av

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

Contracts made with Hotels for

Fumisliing Carpets, Furniture, Drapery

Materials, Lace Curtains, Window

Shades, Bedding, Etc.

S^l-S-^V IN/IARkCET :

Welch John H., machine hand Rosenthal, Feder

& Co., r. Berkeley
" John J., r. 2016 Bryant
" John W., bookkeeper Donnelly, Dunne &

Co., r. 530 Jersey
" John W., division deputy U. S. Internal

Revenue, r. 466 Bryant
" Joseph, plumber, r. 2617 Folsom
" Joseph D., deputy Superintendent Streets,

r. 1530 Eddy
" Joseph J., laborer Gray Bros., r. 910 Church
" J. S., clerk Simpson Lumber Co., r. 29

Madison Av
" J. T., butcher, r. 227, 2d
" Lawrence J., attorney at law, 723 Spreck-

les Bldg, r. 905 Market
" Lawrence J., butcher Charles Rosenberg,

r. 10th Av South bet I an'l J
" Lord B., cashier Charles R. Allen, r. 3403

Howard
" Lumber S., machinehand P. F. Nolan &

Co., r. Berkeley
" M. Mrs., clerk J.J. O'Brien &Co.,r. .530

Jersey
" Margaret, widow, r. 1333V^ Vallejo
" Margaret Mrs., r. 1114 Stevenson
" Martin, carriage painter, r. 1916 Market
" Martin, horseshoer Thomas Tierney, r.

1130 Alabama
" Martin, laborer, r. 137, 3d
" Mary, widow, r. 15 Ritch rear
" Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 633 O'Farrell
" Michael, r. 208, 30th
" Michael, r. 223 Polk
" Michael, hostler Adolph B. Spreckels, r.

1130 Alabama
" Michael, laborer, r. 127, 2d
" Michael, laborer, r. 521 Howard
" Michael, laborer, r. 3516V4 Mission
" Michael, laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli Av
" Michael, liquors and lodgings, 27 Minna
" Michael, teamster Gray Bros., r.cor Vallejo

and Sansome
" Michael F., plumber, 3408 California, r. 2230

Pine
" Morris, watchman, r. 807 Point Lobos Av
" Nicholas, laborer, r. 5 Belcher
" Oliver P., oiler Union Box Factory, r. 221iy2

Mason
" Patrick, fireman, r. 318 Ivy Av
" Patrick, laborer, r. 19V^ Moss rear
" Patrick, laborer, r..735 Brannan
" Richard A., clerk S. C. Spinney, r. 1757

Mission
" Richard J., deputy County Clerk, r. 902

Illinois
" Richard J., ship painter Callaghan &

Bundesen, r. 126 Harriet
" Robert F., carpenter, r. 945 Howard
" Robert M., clerk S. F. Savings Union, r. 900

Van Ness Av
" Samuel B. (Cuningham, Curtiss & Welch),

r. 3636 Steiner
" Susan, widow, r. 3330 Pine
" Thomas (Skelly & Welch), r. 1501, 34th
" Thomas, clerk, r. 1313 Taylor
" Thomas, laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli

Av
" Thomas, longshoreman, r. 406 Broadway
" Thomas, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 354

Tehama
" Thomas, seaman, r. 568a Folsom
" Thomas, steel worker Pac. Roll. Mill, r.

501 Napa
" Thomas H., machine hand P. F, Nolan &

Co., r. Berkeley

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Welch Willard C. Jr.. agent C. H. Phillips
Chemical Co., 23, 2d, r. 2115 Bush
'■ William, broom maker Cal. Broom Mfg. Co..

r. 839 Church
" William, gripman Cal. St. RR, r. 21161/2

Steiner
" William, jeweler, r. 638 Green
" William, laundryman, r. 400 Waller
" William J., r. 4 Torrens Court
" William J., barber, 301, 29th, r. 1312, 25th
■' William M., clerk Selig Bros., r. 418'2

Natoma
" William M.
'• William T.

Pacific

" William W., packer Studebaker Bros. Mfg.
Co., r. 4 Torrens Court
Welch & Co. (incorporated), R. P. Rithet presi-
dent, O. M. Vesper vice-president, D. G.
Alexander secretary and treasurer, ship-
ping and commission merchants, agents
Victoria Lumber and Manufacturing Co.
and Planters' Line to Honolulu, C.
Brewer & Co. (limited) and Castle &
Cook (limited), Honolulu agents, 220
California, telephone Main 1060
" & Walsh (Charles Welch and Martin
Walsh), proprietors Pioneer Soda Water
Wks. 1.5I>5-1.'>57 Mission
*5="We]ch. See Walsh and Welsh
Welcham Joseph, carpenter, r. 560 Howard
Welchman A. L. Mrs., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Welcker Mendell, real estate, !>-6 Mills Bldg,
2d floor, telephone Main 5102, r. Berkeley
" William T., trustee Floyd Trust, 120 Sut-
ter, room 27, r. Berkeley
Welcome Herman M.. machinist Cyclops Iron
Wks, r. 151214 Dolores
" Mary Mrs., lodgings, 1104 Mission
" VirgilJ., machinist Cyclops Iron Wks, r.
848 Mission
Weld Charles P., salesman, r. 509 Gough
" Charles W., bookkeeper A. L.Fish.r. 2714^

Sutter
" Clara M., widow, r. 932 Sutter
Welde Alexander, shoe maker, r. 946. 20th rear
Weldon Alice Miss, shoe fitter, r. 12 Hunt
" Arthur v., wool sorter Flint & McLennan.

r. I85514 Lexington Av
" Charles G., tailor, r. 353!^ Minna
" Clyde A., dental studejt, r. 1330 Page
" Cora Miss, type s'etter, r. 12 Hunt
" Fannie L., widow, r. 944 Valencia
" Frances M. Miss, teacher Buford Free Kin-
dergarten, r. 1330 Page
" Mary, domestic, 244 Taylor
" Mary L., widow, r. 1330 Page
" Maud Miss, r. 12 Hunt
" Sophia B. Mrs., r. 711 Jones
" The, Mrs. Addle Greene proprietor, 427

Eddy
" Thomas W., ship carpenter, r. 1855^4 Lex-
ington Av
" William, stevedore, r. 12 Hunt
^r" Weldon. See Weltou and Whelton
Weldt v.. brass founder, r. 560 Howard
Welfitt William T.. clerk. Mrs. E. Campbell, r.

783^2 Market
Welin Per P., tailor, r. 1125 Stevenson
Welisch Lynda Miss, artist Frederick H. Bush-
nell, r. 723 Ellis
" Theodore, bookkeepers. Sweet & Co., r. 723
Ellis
Welk Ferdinand, bricklayer, r. 112, 8th
" Hugo, r. 112, 8th
" Mas, shoemaker, 1023 Howard

Welk OsmerC clerk Will & Finck Co., r. 112,

8th
Welke Ferdinand, tailor, r. 80 Clipper
Welker Edward, teamster, r. 2018, 17th
" Edward F., operator Pac. Postal Tel. Cable
Co., r. 411a Turk
WellJer Fred, president Pacific Coast Syrup
Co., 713-719 Sansome, r. 525 Harrison
" James A., operator Pac. Postal Tel. Cable
Co., r. 710, 22d
Wellbrock George H., groceries and liquors,

1101 McAllister, r. 909 Fillmore
Wellbrook H., capitalist, r. 1045 Market
Wellem Peter, waiter G. Hink & Co., r. 212, 2d
Wellendorf Charles H., restaurant, 2016 Fill-
more
Weller Charles L., attorney at law, 420 Califor-
nia, room 28, r. Alameda
Eliza Mrs., r. 444 Bra-nan
Harrv B., salesman Stoll & Van Bergen,

r. 72214, 22d
Herbert B. (Bailey, Weller & Neave), r.

1306 Polk
John, machinist, r. 40 Linden Av
John, seaman, r. 28 Sacramento
John B., attorney at law, 72-73 Montgom-
ery Block, r. Commercial Hotel
Joseph P., salesman Raphael Weill & Co.,

r. 1436 Golden Gate Av
Michael G , waiter George Valianos, r.

276 Minna
Robert, waiter J. U. Hastings
Wellesley Land and Improvement Co., R P.
Hurlbut president, Charles A. King sec-
retary, 19 Montgomery
Wellin R., waiter Wilson Dining Saloon, r. 212,

2d
Welling Ludwig, tailor, r. 13 Kate PI

" Peter, longshoreman, r. 406 Broadway
VVellinghoff Henry, laborer Gray Bros., r. 932

Battery
Wellington Arthur E., collection teller The
Bank of California, r. Ross Valley
" Benjamin F., traveling salesman Kraker
Mfg. Co.

WELLINGTON B. F.,

importer and dealer seeds, and pro-
prietor WeUlngton's Improved Egg-
Food, trees and every variety nursery
stock, agent for the best incubator,
425 Washington, telephone Red 351, r.
712 Franklin
Wellington Charles, seaman, r. 126 Oregon
Wellington Collieries, R. Dunsmuir & Sons
proprietors, ofBce 340 Steuart

" Eldridge G.. starter Presidio and Ferries
R. R., r. 1307 Greenwich

" Ellen, widow, r. 742 Folsom

" George E. (J. L. Vermeil & Co)., r. 1406
Sacramento

" George J., cashier Smedberg & Mitchell, r.
2252 Bush

" The, lodgings, Mrs. W. H. Overton propri-
etor, 21 Grant Av
Wellman D. W., solicitor, r. 727 Bush
Wellman Estate Co., W. B. Wellman secretary
and treasurer, 201-207 Market

" George H., clerk S. P. Co., r. 2488 Mar-
ket
Wellman, Peck & Co. (incorporated), W. J.
Tilley president, R. A. Wellman vice-
president, W. B. Wellman treasurer,
Frank Harrold secretary, wholesale
grocers, 201-207 Market cor Main
Wellman R. A., vice-president Wellman, Peck
& Co. (incorporated), 201-207 Market, r.
Fruitvale

" Theodore, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
Wellman William B., treasurer Wellman, Peck
& Co. (incorporated), 201-207 Market, r.
1924 Vallejo
Wellmann Henry (Chris. Huntemann & Co.), r.
20314 Chestnut

" William (Wellmann & Hoflman), r. SE cor
Duncan and Dolores

" & Hoffman (William Wellmann and
Charles Hoflman), liquors, r. SE cor
Duncan and Dolores

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Wellner Charles L., clerk, r. 301 Union

" Ernest, butcher, r. 336 Clementina

" Henry C, butcher, 231, 4th, r. 326 Clemen-
tina
Wellnitz Albert T., tailor, 231 Post, r. Alameda

" Herman F., peddler, r. 520 Shotwell rear

" Peter, seaman, r. 419 Montgomery At
Wells Albert, cook Louis Fischer, r. 84 Everett

" Albert A., entry clerk Langley & Michaels
Co., r. 2038 Leavenworth

" Amasa H. (Paulsen & Wells), r. Berkeley

" Andrew J. Rev., r. 20 Liberty

" Anna E., widow, r. 3041, 16th

" Arthur, cook, r. 84 Everett

" Asa R. (Wells, Russell & Co.), r. 2118 Pa-
cific Av

" Benjamin D., r. 621 Fulton

" Carrie C. Mrs., r. 25 Wildey

" Catherine, widow, r. 1215 Mission

" C. Frederick, clerk London and Lanca-
shire Fire Insurance Co., r. 526 Hayes

" Charles, cook Hellstrommer & Co., r. 14
Washington

" Charles, train baggage man S. P. Co., r.
Alameda

WELLS CHARLES B.,

successor to Kenney & Wells, par-
quetry or inlaid floors, fretwork and
grills, 422 Sutter, telephone Main 1882
and frame and picture department
Emporium Bldg, r. Oakland
Wells Charles C. policeman, r. 526 Hayes
" Charles H., clerk, r. 922a Sutter
" Charles M., clerk ticket auditor's dept S.

P. Co., r. Niles, Cal.
" Charles S., salesman Syracuse Cycle Co.
" Charles S., teacher dancing, 431 Post, r.

1420 Clay
" Daniel, teamster James M. Newell, r. 615

3d
" Douglas, carpenter, r. 621 Fulton
" Emma F., widow, r. 2431 Pacific Av
Wells, Fargo & Co. (Express and Banking),
John J. Valentine president, Aaron Stein
secretary, Homer S. King treasurer,
general ofQce New Montgomery bet
Jessie and Mission
Wells Fargo & Co.'s Bank, Homer S. King
manager, Henry Wadsworth cashier, F.
L. Lipman assistant cashier, cor San-
some, Market and Sutter
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express, E. Mason Cooper
manager Pacific department, Henry W.
Titus general agent, New Montgomery
bet Jessie and Mission
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Stable, Zephniah Birdsall
superintendent, 609-611 Folsom
" Frank, barber, 514 Mission, r. 118, 6th
" Frank, cyclery, 3133 Mission, r. 35 Chenery
•• Frank, driver Farnsworth & Ruggles, r.

135/2 Perry
" Frederick, machine operator Cahn, Nick-

elsburg & Co., r. 40 Linden Av
" George F. (estate of), William G. Wood
manager, musical instruments, 1360
Market
" George F., clerk Call, r. 1744 Market
" George F., freight clerk str Australia
" George F., student, r. 1004 Geary
" George F. Mrs., widow, r. 710 Waller
" George M., 1st lieutenant and asst. sur-
geon Medical Corps U. S. A. post sur-
geon. Fort Mason
" George R. (Deal, Tauszky, & Wells), attor-
ney at law, 51-54 Nevada Block, r. 1004
Geary
" George T. (George T. Wells & Co.), 63

Flood Bldg
" George T. & Co. (George T. Wells), money

brokers, 63 Flood Bldg
" Hanna A., widow, r. 502 Mason
" Harriet C, widow, r. 910, Capp
" Ivory Mrs., widow, r. 1137 Mission
" James (Wells & Yeager), r. 53, 8th
" James E., agent, r. 935 Shotwell rear
" James H., washer Hibernia Brewery, r. 36

Moss
" John, miner, r. 307, 4th

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Wells John A., bookkeeper, r. 844b Howard
" John C, master mariner, r. 3038 Leaven-
worth
" Joseph A., foundrymau, r. 1428, 26th
" Joseph A., public weigher, r. 721 Montgom-
ery Av
" Joseph J., r. 413 Bush
" Laura H., widow, r. 731 »4, 17th
" Lester K., clerk, r. 2431 Pacific Av
" Louis A., laborer, r. 18i4 Geneva
" Mary A. Mrs., teacher electric philosophy,

997 Market, r. 1428, 26th
" Mary E. Miss, principal S. F. Nursery for

Homeless Children, 570 Harrison
" Mary E. Mrs., lodgings, 1137 Mission
" Norton C, collector A. E. Buckman, r. 1428,

36th
" Revilo, patent medicines, r. 131 Montgom-
ery
" Richard, carpenter, r. 1532 Folsom
" Richard Mrs., milliner, 1532 Folsom
" Robert B., clerk auditing dept. Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 530 Bush
Wells, Russell & Co. (Asa R. Wells and Monson
Russell), proprietors Mechanics' Mills,
SW cor Mission and Fremont
" S. A., messenger Pac. Transfer Co., r. Ala-
meda
" Thomas C, superintendent Animals'

Home, 3514. 16th
" Walter E., electrician Mutual Electric

Light Co., r. 6261/2 Harrison
" Walter J., clerk The Bank of British North

America, r. 2431 Pacific Av
" William, laborer, r. 434 Natoma
" William H., policeman, r. 15O8V3 Sacra-
mento
" William P., r. 511 Chestnut
" William S., r. 130 Ellis
" William S., clerk Palatine Ins. Co., r. 405

Geary
" William W., bookkeeper Wells, Russell &

Co., r. 2118 Pacific Av
" William W. Jr., r. 3118 Pacific Av
" & Yeager (James Wells and William Yea-
ger), restaurant, 53, 8th
Welpe Henry, teamster, r. 134 Bartlett

" Lena, widow, r. 134 Bartlett
Welsch August, wood carver F. T. Riley, r. 117,
3d Av
" Charles, clerk, r. 117, 3d Av
" Frederick (Betters & Welsch), r. 3 Union
jB®" Welsch. See Walsh and Welch
Welsford Robert, fireman revenue cutter Bear,
r. 3 East
" Robert, seaman, r. 339, 3d Av
Welsh Andrew, proprietor Laurel House, 930^4
Mission
" Benjamin, porter The Colonial
" Charles, cook, r. 14 Washington
" David, laborer, r. 783 Folsom
" Edward, laborer, r. 38 Mary
" Edward, teamster, r. 918 Alabama
" Edward, teamster Cal. Construction Co., r.

530, 17th
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 418i/4 Natoma
" Elizabeth Miss, nurse French Hospital
" Garrett, driver James Hurst, r. 48, 4th
" Garrett, hoseman Engine 16, r. 1009 Ten-
nessee
" George, bricklayer, r. 905 Treat Av
" Hay ward, draughtsman Michael J. Welsh,

r. 905 Treat Av
" James, carpenter, r. 26 Hardy
" James, driver Bacome & Son, r. 855 Folsom
" James, laborer S. P. Co., r. 839 Church

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over the capsule of every bottle.

WILLIAM WOLFF & CO., 329 Market SL

Welsh James, plumber, r. 428^4 Fulton

" James, seaman, r. 105 Clark

" James, steel worker Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 216
Michigan

" James C, clerk, r. 1915 Pierce

" James F., policeman, r. 920 Geary

" James J., draughtsman Thomas J. Welsh,
r. 1050 McAllister

" James J., laborer, r. 164 Clara rear

" James R., custodian Society of California
Pioneers' Hall, 808 Montgomery

" Jeremiah, r. 902 Illinois

" John, clerk Wells, Russell & Co., r. 18 Rip-
ley PI

" John, driver Consumers' Ice Co.. r. 420, 8th

" John, marine fireman, r. 29 Welsh

" John, tailor, r. 808 Howard

" John C, liquors, 902 Illinois

" John H., groceries and liquors, 360 Clemen-
tina

" John J., carpenter, r. 26 Hardy

" John J., carpenter, r. Richland Av nr
Holly

" Joseph, helper Fulton Eng. and Ship Bldg.
Wks, r. 425 Tonquin

" Joseph A., veterinary surgeon, 1215 Golden
Gate Av

" Julia Mrs., bakery, 71I14 Brannan

" Kittie, domestic, 1714 Clay

" Louis, r. 1446 Jackson

" Margaret, widow, r. 13 Geneva

" Martin, stableman, r. 83414 Harrison

" Mary, widow, r. 783 Folsom

" Michael, hostler Charles S. Crittenden, r.
1123 Sutter

" Michael, laborer, r. 920 Buchanan

WELSH MICHAEL J.,

arcMtect, room 104 Donohoe Bldg:, r.
905 Treat Av

Welsh Michael J., carpenter, r. 500, 7th
" Moses H., machine hand Rosenthal. Feder

& Co., r. 119 Willard
" Owen, liquors, 821 Folsom
" Patrick, laborer, r. 139, 4th
" Patrick, laborer, r. 1221 Lombard
" Patrick, motorman Market St. Ry., r. 471/2

Clara
" Patrick, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
" Philip, coalpasser str Washtenaw, r. 430

Brannan
Welsh Presbyterian Church, Rev. R. Vaughan

Griffith pastor, 1133 Mission
" Richard, compositor, r. 26 Hardy
" T., fireman str Areata

" Thomas, fruit dealer, r. 7 Montgomery Av
" Thomas, laborer, r. 22 Freelon
" Thomas J., architect, 95 Flood Bldg, r. 1215

Golden Gate Av
" Thomas J. Jr., tilesetter W. W. Montague

& Co., r. 1215 Golden Gate Av
" Timothy, driver Hibernia Brewery, r. 918

Alabama
" Timothy, laborer, r. 13 Boyce
'< W., seaman str Santa Rosa
" William, clerk, r. 418i/4 Natoma
" William, electrician, r. 871 Market
" William, iron worker Western Iron Wks
«®=-Welsh. See Walsh and Welch
Welshons Charles M., asst. engineer Sutter St.

Ry., r. 1311 Larkin
Welspiel Robert, barber Samuel Hintze, r.

Fruitvale
Welter Carmille, lard renderer Crystal Pack-
ing and Provision Co.
Welti .John G., cook, r. 1331 California

Welton Daniel, longshoreman, r. 1735 Lexing-
ton Av
" Hattie E., widow, r. 1124 Shotwell
" Jeremiah J., porter The Bank of California,
r. 1735 Lexington Av
«®=- Welton. See Weldon and Whelton
Welty Amos, mining, r. 3124 Washington
Welz Charles, shoemaker John Welz, r. 113^
Perry
" John, boots and shoes, 426, 3d, r. 113i^ Perry
Wempe Brothers (Gerhard and Wilhelm),
manufacturer paper boxes and folding
cartons, 573 Market
" Gerhard (Wempe Bros.), r. 419 Oak
" Lena, widow, r. 621, 24th
" Tessie Miss, bookkeeper Wempe Bros., r.

134 Bartlett
■' Wilhelm (Wempe Bros.), r. 419 Oak
Wemple Emmet L., M. D., physician and sur-
geon, 406 Sutter, rooms 11-13, hours 2:30
to 5 p.m., r. 1132 Kentucky, hours 12 to
2 p. m., telephone South 25
" Emmet L. Jr., student, r. 1132 Kentucky
Wenban Building, NW cor Sutter and Mason
" Simeon, office 606 Sutter, r. 1920 Van Ness
Av

WENBAN THE,

Mrs. Caroline Blitz proprietor, 606
Sutter cor Mason

Wenck Frederick, solicitor, r. SW cor 20th and

Sanchez
Wendel George, confectionery, 123 Taylor

" John W., bartender, r. 710 Vallejo
Wendell Clarence T., musician, r. 2142 Post

" Emma G., widow, r. 3514 Market
Wenderoth Caroline, widow, r. 2560 Geary
" William H.. printer C. A. Murdock & Co.,
r. 2533 Post
Wendin Iver, helper Merchants' Ice and Cold

Storage Co., r. 48 Silver
Wendland Adolph G., barber A. J. Stein, r. 22

John
Wendrofl Alfred C. W., laborer, r. 1 Welsh
Wendt Charles E., foreman Simpson & Fisher,
r. 205, 3d
" Harry (Wendt & Ahlbach), r. 115 Taylor
" Henry, salesman Siebe Bros. & Plage-

mann, r. 408 Duncan
" Henry C, machinist Union I. Wks, r. 1724

Market
" John, agent Henry R. Robbins, r. 817 Val-
lejo
" John C, proprietor Wendt's Hotel, 22 Sac-
ramento
" John H., clerk, r. 116 Ash Av
" Maximillian C, laborers. P. Co., r. 1509

Leavenworth
" Maximillian E., decorator, 1509 Leaven-
worth
" M. E. Mrs., dressmaking, 1509 Leavenworth
" Oscar W., painter, r. 1233 Ellis
" William C, miller Henry R. Robbins, r.

817 Vallejo
" & Ahlbach (Harry Wendt and Joseph Ahl-
bach), beer pumps, 136, 4th
J|®= Wendt. See Windt
Wendt's Hotel, John C. Wendt proprietor, 22

Wendte Christian J., salesman, r. 1333, 25th
Wenes Victor, liquors, 5321^ Pine
Wenger Antoinette, widow, r. 714 Church
Wenige Frederick C, metal worker, r. 44 Clem-
entina
Welnger Peter J., salesman Hilbert Bros., r. 310

Haight
Wenk Jacob, foreman David Woerner, r. 233, 13th
Wenkel Charles, clerk Charles H. Mentz, r. SE

cor Polk and Sacramento
Wenker Cesar, brewer, r. 7 Enterprise
" John A., barber Frank H. Thomas, r. 28, 7th
" Julius, laborer Enterprise Brewing Co., r.
7 Enterprise
Wenn Otto, molder Thomas Day & Co., r. 16 De

Boom
Wennerstrand Oliver, hallman Grand Hotel
Wennerstrom A., musician, r. 800 Kearny
Wenrick Isaac G., fireman Pac. Gas Imp. Co.,
r. 2110 Union

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Wensel Herman, portrait artist, r. 21 Folsom Av
Wensinger Francis S., capitalist, office 11

Montgomery, r. Freestone, Cal.
Wenstrom Nels E., carpenter S. Conning, r.

2716 Pine
Went Margaret, widow, r. 1312 Octavia
Wenther Paul M., bakery, 1128 Kentucky

" Paul M. Jr., machinist, r. 1128 Kentucky
Wentworth Albert A., barber, 7, 4tli

" Albert A., teamster William Raubinger &

Sons, r. 429 Chestnut
'' Benning, clerk, r. 2320 Folsom
" Charles, bartender Suhr & Co., r. 1639 Eddy
" Clinton, conductor Market St. Ry, r. 226

Shotwell
" Ernest, brakeman S. P. Co., r. 530, 3d
" Eugene F., conductor Presidio and Ferries

RR, r. 1324 Union
■' Frank, clerk Shainwald, Buckbee &Co.. r.
2320 Folsom
Wentworth George A., attorney at law, 606
Montgomery, r. 24 Octavia
" George G., clerk Hawley Bros. Hardware
Co., r. NW cor 24th and Rhode Island
Wentworth Hotel, Mrs. M. W. Newman pro-
prietor, 617 Bush
" I. M. & Co. (Ira M. Wentworth), manu-
facturers and jobbers boots and shoes,
411 Market
" Ira M. (I. M. Wentworth & Co.), r. Oakland
*' Jackson J., engineer, r. NW cor 24th and

Rhode Island
" John, real estate agent, r. 24 Octavia
" John P. H., real estate, r. 2320 Folsom
" Lyman W., carriage painter, r. 319 Capp

rear
" Maria M., widow, r. 2320 Folsom
" Mary E. Miss, r. 2804, 16th
" Myra A. Miss, teacher Pacific Heights

Grammar School, r. 2413 Sacramento
" Nathaniel S., oiler Charles Sutton, r. 319

Capp rear
" Orrin S. , gripman Geary St. RR. , r. 2 Collins
" R. A., Mrs., widow, r. 638 Fulton
" Seranus, laborer, r. 415, 11th
" Thomas S., cooper Cal. Wine Assn., r. 512,

24 th
" William L., car painter, r. 319 Capp rear
Wentzel George L., cooper, r. 309 Fulton
" George R., advertising manager Morning

Call, 710 Market, r. 28i4 Pleasant
■" George R. Jr., solicitor Call, r. 28i4 Pleas-
ant
Wenyon John T., r. 23 Dearborn
Wenzel Edward, engraver, r. 513 Jessie
" Edward Jr., clerk Tillmann & Bendel, r. 513

Jessie
" Emily Miss, r. 1918 Golden Gate Av
" Henry, fruits, vegetables and groceries,

1340-1342 Howard, r. 326^2, 9th
" John, musician, r. 439 O'Farrell
" Rudolph G., watchmaker, 607 Montgomery,
r. 1916a Golden Gate Av
i8®"Wenzel. See Wenzell
Wenzelhurger Adolf, accountant and fire ad-
juster, 512 California, r. 3023 Sacramento
" E., machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 1716
Folsom
Wenzell William T., professor chemistry Cal.
College of Pharmacy and professor of
chemistry and toxicology Cooper Med-
ical College, r. 436 Oak
Wepfer Eliza W. Mrs., r. 122 Bartlett
Weppemer Henry, tanner Morris Windt, r. 1322

Hampshire
Werd William, laborer, r. NE cor Napa and

Louisiana
Werden Reinhold, cook Max Cahen & Co., r. 418

Greenwich
Werder Max, physician, 217 Geary
Weren Gustav, seaman, r. 409 Drumm
Werheyen Joseph, tile setter Bush & Mallett

Co., r. 1291/2 Clara
Werick Jacob, laborer, r. 6!4 Bowie Av
«®"Werlng. See Wehring
Werle Justin, cellarman Mohns & Kaltenbach,

r. 933 Kearny
Werlen Frederick, driver J. Sanders, r. 219, 7th
" Justin, wine dealer, r. 428 Broadway

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

Complete Lines, Choicest Productions of ]

Most Famous Factories.

G'4-l-<547 JWa.rU.&t St.

Werling Joseph, clerk, r. 932 Sutter

Werme Louis, blacksmith Samuel Creba, r. 1142

Golden Gate Av
Werne Christine, domestic, 647 Haight
Werner A., photo printer Theo. C. Marceau

Adolph, carpenter Mills Bldg., r. Fruitvale
Adolph G., janitor Ancient Order Forres-
ters Bldg., r. 716 Vallejo
Alois, manager art dept. Wilder & Co., r.

Oakland
Antone, confectioner, r. 716 Vallejo
August, laborer Standard Oil Co.. r. 40714

Bay
Carl, draughtsman Martens & Coffey, r.

Oakland
Catherine, widow, r. 1037 Noe
Charles, barber, 1427 Octavia
Charles, draughtsman Bugbee & Gash, r.

Fruitvale
Charles, driver John F. Snow
Charles, jeweler A. Huber & Co., r. 1822 Fil-
bert
Charles, restaurant, 2424 Mission
Christian H., real estate, r. 22 Capp
Christopher J., r, 459 Jersey
Werner Company The (Chicago, 111.), pub
lishers, J. N. Odell manager, 404 Sprek-
els Bldg
" Edward, blacksmith helper H. B. Schin-

dler, r. 1822 Filbert
" Ernst, teacher music, r. 1529 Golden Gate

Av
" Frank, barber William H. May, r. 1822 Fil-
bert
" George, butcher, r. 1822 Filbert
Werner George A., engraver and printer, 1067
Howard
" George F., bottle washer Steimke Bros., r.

1822 Filbert
" George W., artificial stone contractor, 921

Florida
" Herman, laborer, r. SW cor 18th and Miss-
issippi
" John, cement finisher, r. 22 Turk
" John, teamster, r. 625 Florida
" John, wrapper Nathan, Dohrmann & Co., r.

SW cor 18th and Mississippi
" Louis, butcher, 810 Bryant, r. 2233 Howard
" Maurice, teamster, r. 907 Sanchez
" Paul, cigar manufacturer, 191414 Union
" Philip, expressman, 906 Kearny, r. 605

Broadway
" Philip, watchmaker A. Huber & Co., r. 1822

Filbert
" Robert, liquors, 238, 6th
" William, butcher, 322, 13th
" William, florist, r. 724 Mission
'• William, laborer, r. 2 Hayward rear
4®=- Werner. See Woemer
Wernli Jacob C, carpenter, r. SE cor Union and

Lyon
Wernquist August, tailor John R. Sundberg, r.

23 Alaska
i^ Wernquist. See Wenquist
Werren Emma, widow, dressmaking, 713b Union
Werschkul Tony J., cashier Doernbecher Furni-
ture Mfg Co., r. 136 Gough
Wert Thomas B., yardman Pac. Wooden Ware

and Cooperage Co., r. 420a 7th
Werth Henry, ladies' tailor, 643 Post
Wertheim Anthony, traveling salesman, r. 407
O'Farrell
" Otto, fireman tugboat Seawitch, r. 68 Na-
toma
Wertheimber Arthur, salesman Stein, Simon &
Co., r. 1027 O'Farrell

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Wertheimer Benjamin, salesman M. A. Gunst
&Co.
" Bert E. (Mark Wertheimer & Co.), r. 1229b

Ellis
" Charles, r. 911 Powell
Wertheimer Company The, Maurice A. Roth-
child president, Joseph L. I^ess vice-
president, Morris Feintuch secretary
and treasurer, importers cigars and to-
bacco, 13-15 Battery, telephone Main
5103
" Edwin C, traveling salesman M. A. Gunst

&Co.. r. 2409 Webster
" Isaac, cigars and tobacco, 215 Pine, r. 700

Hayes
" Jacob E., r. 2236 Pacific Av
" Joseph, salesman F. Uri & Co., r. 1815
O'Farrell
Wertheimer Kaufman, president F. Uri & Co.,
20-28 San Francisco Market, r. 1316 Stei-
ner
" Louis, tobacco, r. 2434 Jackson
" Mark (Mark Wertheimer & Co.), r. 2434

Jackson
" Mark <& Co. (Mark and Bert E. Werthei-
mer), cigars and tobacco, 508 Market
" Michael, grocer, r. 624 Hayes
" Regina, widow, r. 1109 Van Ness Av
" Siegfried, solicitor, r. 1904 Powell
" & Co. (of New York), kid gloves, M. Fowden
agent, 216 Bush, room 68
Werthinger Rudolph, traveling salesman, r. 19

Hawthorne
Werthman Pants Co., S. Werthman manager,
22'/2 Geary
" Suss, manager Werthman Pants Co., 2214
Geary, r. 540, 17th
Werthof John, window cleaner, r. 309, 3d
Wertsch William, carriage manufacturer. 100
Golden Gate Av, r. 428 Page
" William Jr., musician, r. 428 Page
Wertz Frank, bartender Russ House

" Robert, r. 1064 Howard
Werum Alexander M., salesman Boston Woven
Hose and Rubber Co., r. Fruitvale
" Hugo A., machinist Murch & Gray, r.
Fruitvale
Werz Joseph C, clerk R. G. Dun & Co., r. 1.527
Ellis
" Lewis A., clerk, r. 1527 Ellis
Wescott Harry, carpenter, r. 130 McAllister

" William, 4th officer str City of Puebla
4®- Wescott. See Westcott
Wesendunk Andrew A., carpenter, r. 120 Day
" Frederick, carpenter, r. 1531 Dolores
" John, plumber, r. 1531 Dolores
" Matilda Miss, r. 1531 Dolores
" Phillip, driver Parisien Steam Laundry, r.

1531 Dolores
" Theodore, fireman German Hospital, r. 1531
Dolores
Wesenmann Dietrich, cabinet maker, r. 122

Perry
Wesh Peter, peddler, r. 737 Brannan
Weske Adolph, machinist, r. 813 Harrison

" Eloise Mrs., r. 1505 Steiner
Wesley John, teamster Cal. Construction Co.,
r. 530, 17th
" William, laborer, r. 509 Hyde rear
-^"Wesley. See Westley
Wesner Jacob, janitor Druids' Hall, r. 413

Sutter
Wessa Phillip, butcher J. W. Wasoa, r. Ala-
meda
Wesse Herman, bootblack, r. 632 Grove
" Maria, widow, r. 632 Grove

Wessel Christ, frame maker W. K. Vickery, r.

Alameda
" Frederich H., bookbinder Hicks-Judd Co.,

r. 3007 Pierce
" Henry, groceries and liquors, 1601 Turk
" Henry L., paper carrier, r. 3007 Pierce
" Jacob (M. Meyerhof & Co.), r. 332a Geary
" Laura Miss, laundress Lane Hospital
" Louis, photographer, 25 Post, r. Alameda
" Matilda Mrs. (Wessel & Wissing), r. 332a

Geary
" & Wissing (Mrs. M. Wessel and Miss A.

Wissing). delicacies, 342 Geary
Wessel's Hall, 1628 Powell
Wessell Augusta, salesman H. Plagemann &

Co., r. 1226 Filbert
" Brothers (John H. and William C), teas

and coffee, 1303 Stockton
" Eliza, widow, r. 201414 Taylor
" John C, r. 20141/2 Taylor
" John H. (Wessell Bros.), r. 20141/2 Try lor
" Lizzie Miss, bookkeeper Wessell Bros.,

r. 201414 Taylor
" William C. (Wessell Bros.), r. 20141/2 Taylor
Wessells Arnold J. G., groceries and liquors,

SE cor California and Dupont, r. 1131

Clay
" Harry H., barber Peter D. Bernhard, r. 521

Minna
" Joseph, wool scourer Golden Gate Woolen

Mills, r. 426 Shotwell
" Joseph Jr., carder Golden Gate Woolen.

Mills, r. 426 Shotwell
" Rudolph C, conductor Market St. Ry., r.

72514 Minnesota
Wessenberg Daniel W., druggist, 709 Filbert,

r. 614 Greenwich
Wessling August H., clerk Post Office, r. 15ia

Geary
" Edward, liquors, 1345 Valencia, r. 1024

Hampshire
" Henry C, bartender William H. Wessling,

r. 1513 Geary
" Henry J. (Henry J. Wessling & Son), r.

1513 Geary
" Henry J. Jr. (Henry J. Wessling & Son),

r. 1513 Geary
" Henry J. & Son (Henry J. and Henry J. Jr.),

coal and wood, 1513-1515 Geary
" John, laborer, r. 1024 Hampshire
" MaV-garet, widow, r. 1024 Hampshire
" William H., liquors, 863 Market, r. 487

Haight
Wesson Charles J., with J. W. Wesson, r. cor

Ward and San Bruno Av
" Edward, bookseller, 111 Geary

WESSON J. W.,

lumber dealer, office and yard foot of
9th cor Channel, telephone South 128 »
r. 2311 Polk

Wesson Peter, butcher, r. 18 Moss
West Andrew J., conductor Market St. Ry., r.
710 Laurel Av
" Annette L. Miss, teacher Lincoln Evening^

School, r. 1312 Octavia
" Apple ton B., conductor Market St. Ry., r.

306B Lily Av
" Arthur A., waiter, r. 675 Mission
" Benjamin W., painter, r. 1924 Hyde

West Berkeley Glass Works,

West Berkeley, William Holt proprie-
tor

West Charles, r. 325 Minna
" Charles, driver, r. 34 Tehama
" Charles, laborer, r. E s De Haro nr 16th
" Charles, raftsman Harbor Commissioners,

r. 40 Shotwell
" Charles, seaman, r. 506 Folsom
" Charles, stevedore, r. 19 Rausch
" Charles C, clerk, r. 220 Clara
" Charles P., clerk, r. 32 Clinton Park
" Charles R., blacksmith H. Crockard's Sons,

r. 901 Folsom
" Charles R., machinist, r. 2088 Market
" Charles R., salesman D. Samuels, r. 905

Market
" Charles S., tile setter, r. 22 Derby PI

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West Coast Advertising and Publishing Co.,
H. A. Heywood president, Byron Ring
vice-president and treasurer, S. A.
Brooks secretary, 58, 1st

" Coast Advertising Bureau, West Coast
Advertising and Publisbing Co. proprie-
tors, 58, 1st

" Coast Auditing Co., John F. Naughton
manager, 2125 O'Farrell

West Coast Furniture Co.,

L. & E. Emanuel proprietors, manu-
facturers, dealers and importers fur-
niture, bedding and upholstery, 432-
434, 4th, telephone Main 1645

West Coast Fruit and Wine Growers' Associa-
tion, A. Derre president, M. D. Levy
secretary, office 320 Sansome, room 26

" Coast Lumber Co., George D.Gray presi-
dent, 34 Luning Bldg

" Coast Nev^spaper Union, West Coast Ad-
vertising and Publishing Co. proprietors,
58, 1st
West Coast Publishing Co., Alexander Olsson
manager, printing and stationery, 921
Mission

" Coast Safety Faucet Co.,C. S. Houghton
secretary and manager, H. C. Black
superintendent, 223 Mission

" Coast Steamship Co., J. R. Hanify agent,
office 22 Market

" Coast Top Co. (Edward H. and William J.
Kennedy) carriage trimmings, 55 Beale
West Coast Wire and Iron Works, S. V.
Mooney manager, 16 Fremont

" Consolidated Virginia and California Min-
ing Co. (Nevada), M. W. Fox president,
P. H. Andross secretary, 324 Pine room 10

" Disinfecting Co. (New York), August
Cordes manager, 320 Sansome, room 14

" Edith M. Miss, r. 624 Sutter

" Edmund, jeweler Shreve & Co., r. 136, 7th

" Edward M., tailor Borck & Rosenberg, r.
323 Eddy

" Edward McC, carpenter, r. 8 Andover Av

" Edward T., painter, r. 1924 Hyde

" Edward W., salesman Diebold Safe and
Look Co., r. Oakland
West End Saloon, John B. McNamara proprie-
tor, 117 City Hall Av
West End School, Miss Ella J. McCarthy
principal. Mission Road nr Six-Mile
House

" Ernest, steward, r. 413 O'Farrell

" Ernest C, waiter M. N. Batchia, r. 989
Howard

WEST EUGENE F.,

physician and surgeon, office and r. 107
Leavenworth, hours 10 to 11 a. m., 1
to 4 and 7 to 8 p. m.

West Ferdinand A. M., collector Commercial
Union Assurance Co., r. 628 Sutter

" Fermer W., conductor S. F. & S. M. Ry.
Co., r. 134 Arlington

" Frank, r. 204i/4 Ritch

" Frank, driver Farnsworth & Ruggles, r.
426 Brannan

" Frederick B., machinist, r. 2088 Market

" George, clerk, r. 132 Erie

" George, waiter, r. 850 Folsom
West George E., secretary Western Roll Paper
Co., 421-423 Sacramento

" George S., dairy produce, 9 Laskie

" George S., stock clerk Bush & Mallett Co.,
r. 21 Anthony

" George W., helper Mutual Electric Light
Co., r. 128, 2d

" H., machinist Washburn & Moen Mfg. Co.

" Harry C, actor, r. 211 Stevenson

" Henry P., machinist, r. 424 Geary
West Henry T., secretary San Francisco Fur-
niture Manufacturing Co., 644-648 Bry-
ant, r. 269 Durant, Oakland

" Herbert, laborer S. P. Co., r. 730, 4th

" J., attorney at law, r. 126 Ellis
West James (Montgomery & Co.),r. 711 Fill-
more

" John, candy maker, r. 829 Stevenson

West John, electrician Market St. Ry., r. 710

Laurel Av
West John C, sole agent Peerless Boiler Com-
pound, 213 Mission, r. 929 Florida

" John D., saddler Charles H. Mead Jr., r.
523 Grove

" John E., r. 13 Auburn

" John J., clerk Abraham Ruef, r. 126 Ellis

" John P., carrier postofflce. r. 414 Grove

" John W., candy maker Adam F. Phreaner.
r. 1028 Stevenson

" Joseph A., painter, r. 433 Church

" Kate Mrs., nurse, r. 417 Van Ness Av

" Leonard D., expressman, 516 Commercial,
r. 120 Webster

" Lester, carpenter, r. 608, 6th

" Lewis W., cook, r. 428 Natoma

" Louise, widow, r. 128 Locust Av

" Marguerite, widow, r. 1312 Octavia

" Mary, widow, r. 1110 Larkin

" Mary A., widow, r. 220 Clara

" Mary B. Miss, private school for girls, 2014
Van Ness Av

" Mary D.. cook, 703 Leavenworth
West Monroe G., expert safe opener and sales-
man Diebold Safe and Lock Co., 6 Cali-
fornia, r. 1759, 12th Av, Oakland

" N. C. Mrs., widow, r. 634 Sutter

" O., apprentice H. Friedrichs. r. 426 Shot-
well

" Oakland Masonic Hall and Building Asso-
ciation, Andrea Sbarboro secretary, 524
Montgomery

" Oakland Mutual Loan Association, An-
drea Sbarboro secretary, 524 Montgom-
ery
West Publishing Co., J. W. Henderson agent,
publishers law books, 405 Montgomery,
room 9

" Robert, seaman, r. 1001 Battery

" Robert B., jeweler, r. 424 Geary

" Robert B., laborer, r. 533 Sacramento

" Romaldo, driver R. E. Cole, r. 73 Clemen-
tina

" Samuel A., pattern maker Golden State
and Miners' Iron Wks, r. 81 Clementina

" Samuel M., capitalist, r. 1211b Bush

" Sarah, "widow, r. 414 Grove

" Side Canal and Land Co., Reuben P. Hurl-
burt president, Charles B. Hurlburt sec-
retary, 112 Montgomery
West Side Christian Church, Rev. William A.
Gardner pastor, N s Bush bet Scott and
Devisadero
West Shore Kailway Co., C. M. Sanger presi-
dent, John W. Eisenhuth secretary, 43
Crocker Bldg

" Thomas (Aplin & West), r. 626 Sacramento

" Thomas, clerk D. J. Walker

" Thomas P., watchman, r. 32 Richland Av

" Vancouver Commercial Co., W. Wallace
Armstrong secretary, 508 California,
room 28

" Walter E., machine hand Pac. Sheet Metal
Wks, r. 220 Clara

" William, r. 325 Minna

" William, painter, r. 1134 Union

" William B., clerk auditing dept. Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. Oakland

" William D., clerk, r. 220 Clara

" William E., gripman Presidio and Ferries
RR., r. 1810 Leavenworth

" William H., mattress maker Samuel Beal
Furniture Co., r. Oakland

" William H., vocalist Tivoli Opera House,
r. Hotel Langham

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DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF

Foreign and Domestic Coal.

Hotels, Restaurants and Ship-
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West William W., clerk Will & Finck Co., r.
805V2 Mason
" W. S., superintendent industrial dept.
Pac. Mutual Life Ins. Co., NE cor Mont-
gomery and Sacramento, r. 623 Post
Westall Charles F., sign painter Aaron Levine,

r. Oakland
Westby Charles, seaman, r. 739, 4th
Westchester Fire Insurance Co. (of New York),
David A. Spencer manager, 215 Sansome
Westcott Adelbert R. (Westcott & Son), r. 22214
Fulton
" Charles A. (Westcott & Son), r. 222'/^ Fulton
" Ella M., widow, r. 1909 Devisadero
" Otis H. Mrs., r. 126b 8th
" & Son (Adelbert R. and Charles A.), auc-
tioneers, 211 Larkin
4®" Westcott. SeeWescott
Westdahl Ferdinand, draughtsman U. S. Coast

and Geodetic Survey, r. Oakland
Westdorp E. & Co. (Edward Westdorp and Ber-
nard Mueller), groceries and liquors,
1501 Folsom
" Edward (E. Westdorp & Co.), r. 1501 Folsom
Wested Christian, carpenter, r. 26 Folsom Av
Westelius Amanda, widow, r. 713b O'Farrell
" Ernest, janitor Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Bank,
r. 713b O'Farrell
4®"Westen. See Westin
Westenburg August, clerk Feustel & Co., r. SW

cor 23d and Shotwell
Westenhaver Charles C, carpet layer, r. 1216 Noe
Wester Carl J., tailor, IVi Dikeman PI
" George, master schr Alton, ofBce 10 Mission
" James, engineer, r. 317 Green rear
" Matilda, widow, r. 928 Fillmore
Westerberg Axel E., watchman Spring Valley
W. W., r. Alameda
" August, expressman Francis-Valentine
Co., r. 3 Webster
Westerberg Frederick. M. D., physician and
surgeon, 415 Sutter, hours 1 to 4 p.m.,
telephone Main 5178, r. 926a Valencia,
hours 8 to 9 a. m., 7 to 8 p. m., telephone
Blue 11
Westerfeld Carl, law student Delmas & Short-
ridge, r. 1003 Geary
" Charles, cigar maker A. Muller, r. 1139, 20th
" Herman (Herman Westerfeld Si, Co.), r. 738,

21st
" Herman Jr., clerk California Optical Co.,
r. 738, 21st
Westerfeld Herman & Co. (Herman and Louis
Westerfeld and Charles Schroth), pro-
prietors Potrero Yeast and Vinegar Co..
230 Kearny, room 3
■' H. William, clerk Del Monte Milling Co.,
r. 1003 Geary
Joseph, cigar maker A. Muller, r. 1139, 20th
Louis (Herman Westerfeld & Co.), r. 1003

Geary
Otto F., with Westerfeld's Bakery, r. 1150

Fulton
Paul C, with Westerfeld's Bakery, r. 1150

Fulton
Pauline (Westerfeld's Bakery), r. 1150

Fulton
William H., driver Potrero Yeast and
Vinegar Co., r. 1003 Geary
4®"Westerfeld. See Wusterfeld

WESTERFELD'S BAKERY

(PauUne Westerfeld), Adolph C. Bauer
manager, bakery and restaurant,
wedding cakes a specialty, 1035 Mar-
ket

Westerfleld Edward, r. 407 Mason
Westerlund Charles, clerk, r. 96, 13th
" John, carpenter, r. Aztec nr California Av
" Louis, carpenter, r. Aztec nr California Av
" Peter, laborer, r. cor Napa and Louisiana
Westermann Ann Mrs., r. Old People's Home
Western Addition Electrical Works, Henry
A. Gushing proprietor, 1704 Polk

Western Addition Funeral

DIRECTORS, Joseph Hagan, Miles B.
Schofield and Benjamin F. Hickox,
2428 California bet Fillmore and stein-
er, telephone West 948

Western Assurance Co. (of Toronto), H. M.
Grant manager, Charles A. Stuart
assistant manager fire department,
Frederick S. Butler manager marine
department, 423 California, telephone
Main 433, Davis & Watson city agents,
208 Sansome

Western Beet Sugar Co., Glaus Spreckels
president, John D. Spreckels vice-presi-
dent, J. D. Spreckels & Bros. Co. treasur-
ers, E. H Sheldon secretary, ofQce 327
Market, factory Watsonville, Cal.
" Belle Mining Co. (Candelaria, Nev.), John
H. Sayre secretary, 405 Montgomery

WESTERN BRASS WORKS,

Zollver, Branch & Lawlor proprietors,
brass, bronze and all kinds metal cast-
ings, jobbing and repairing, 106, 1st

Western Carbonic Acid Gas Co., 26 Montgomery
" Collection Bureau, W. B. Shuman man-
ager, 319 Pine room 31
Western Commercial and Collection Agency,

A. J. Fritz manager, 18 Chronicle Bldg,
telephone Main 1090
" Creamery The (monthly), Samuel E. Wat-
son publisher, 113 Davis

WESTERN DELIVERY CO.,

packages, trunks, etc.. called for and
delivered to all trains, or to any part
of the city, packages 10 cents, trunks
35 cents, W. A. Glunz manager, oflace
372 Natoma nr 5th

Western Development Co., F. S. Douty presi-
dent and treasurer, John R. Folsom
secretary, 4 Montgomery, room 58

Western Division Associated Press The, John
P. Dunning superintendent, 302 Mont-
gomery, rooms 29-31

Western Electric Co. (Chicago), California
Electrical Works, agents, 35 Market

Western Foundry, Morton & Hedley proprie-
tors, 234 Fremont

Western Furnishing Co., Herman Bishop presi-
dent, John A. Phelps vice-president,
installment house, 967 Mission

Western Fuse and Explosives Co.

Ed. G. Lukens president, Francis H.
Pitman secretary, office 200 Market,
telephone Main 576

Western Granite and Marble Co. (San Jose

Cal.), Charles M. Shortridge manager,

40 New Montgomery
" Hotel, Daniel J. Buckley proprietor, 213

Broadway
Western Hotel World (weekly), San Francisco

Photo Engraving Co. proprietors, 518

Sacramento
" Improvement Co., F. Lindenfeld presi-

deat, W. R. Porter secretary, 2 Mills

Bldg, 4th floor

WESTERN IRON WORKS,

John F. Sims president, Willard B.
Morris vice-president, H. C. Houghton
secretary and treasurer, manufactur-
ers of fire and burglar proof doors,
shutters, bank vaults, fire escapes,
and sole manufacturers metallic
wheelbarrows, 123-125 Beale, tele-
phone Main 737
Western Journal of Education, The Whitaker
& Ray Co. publishers, 723 Market

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Western Land and Title Co.,

Abner L. Payne president, 606 Mont-
gomery, room 11

Western Land Co., C. M. Arnold manager, 640

Market
Western Light and Power Co., Allan St. 0.

Bowie president and manager, Alfred

Bouvier secretary, 916 Market, works

109 O'Farrell
" Loan Association, Dennery & Gunzburger

secretaries, 214 Pine, room 3

Western Mailing Bureau,

Miss Rosa Grubta manager, 300 Post,
telephone Main 907

WESTERN MEAT CO.,

G. F. Swift president, Leroy Hough
vice-president and treasurer, W. D.
Dennett secretary, wholesale market
and general offices, NW cor 6th and
Townsend, telephone Main 765, pack-
ing houses and stockyards, South San
Francisco, San Mateo Co.
Western Mineral Co., Theodore J. Wrampel-
meier president, manufacturers acids,
220 California, room 1
Western New York Preserving and Manufac-
turing Co. (Springville, N. Y.), John H.
Spohn agent, 318 Battel y

" Outlook The (weekly). Western Outlook
Publishing Co., publishers, 425 Mont-
gomery, room 6

" Outlook Publishing Co., Joseph S. Francis
president, John L. Derrick treasurer,
Walter G. Maddox secretary, 425 Mont-
gomery, room 6
Western Premier Cycle Co. (incorporated), S.
W. Backus president, E. P. Slosson sec-
retary, 312-314 Baker

" Preserve Co., Adelsdorfer & Brandenstein
proprietors, factory 115 Shotwell, office
17-19, 1st

" Printing Co. (George W. Rentschler), prin-
ters and publishers, 610 Montgomery

" RattanWorks,B.Cohn proprietor, 1520 Polk

" Richard P. , advertising agent, r. 969a How-
ard

Western Roll Paper Co.,

wholesale dealers news, wrapping,
sheet and roll paper, 421-423 Sacra-
mento

Western Rubber Co., E. E. Buckelton treasurer,
14-16 Fremont
" Straw Works, Thomas H. Kortick proprie-
tor, 755 Mission

Western Sugar Refining Co., John D. Spreckels
president, Adolph B. Spreckels treas-
urer, Robert Oxnard secretary, ofBce 327
Market, refineries Potrero, South San
Francisco and cor Battery and Union

WESTERN TRANSFER AND

STORAGE CO. THE, Peter Koppen presi-
dent, H. E. Brown manager, Julius
Witt assistant manager, C. M. Culver
superintendent, 323 Front, branch
office 2 1^4 Main, telephone Front 75

Western Tube Co., H. R. Boynton agent, 48.Fre-
mont

Western Union Telegraph Co., Frank Jaynes
superintendent. Frank H. Lamb assist-
ant superintendent, William J. Martin
manager, general office NE cor Mont-
gomery and Pine, branch offices 200 and
839 Sutter, 2 Golden Gate Av, 2403 Cali-
fornia, SW cor California and Front, The
Baldwin, California, Grand, Occidental
and Palace Hotels, 319 Davis, NW cor
Hayes and Larkin, 111 and 607 Market,
1052 Valencia, Produce Exchange, S. P.
Co.'s Bldg cor 4th and Townsend, S. P.
Co.'s Freight Depot cor 5th and King, S.
P. Co.'s Passenger Depot cor 3d and
Townsend, S. P. Co.'s Passenger Depot
cor 25th and Valencia, Fort Mason and
Presidio

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.

SASH CURTAINS

Western Viunie widow, r. 1105 Union
Western War Cry Trade Department, Major
William Halpin editor and manager,
full supply of Salvation Army literature,
uniforms and goods, 1139 Market, tele-
phone South HI
Western Wheelman The, Smith & Burns pub-
lishers, 58, 1st
" Wool Manufacturing Co., M. Solomon &
Co. agents, 1839 Mission
Westfall Frederick, cook, r. 1018 Jackson
>W=-Westfall. See Westphal
Westfelt Harry, cigar maker, r. 281 Minna
Westfleld H. P., cabin steward revenue cutter
Com. Perry
" Johanna, widow, r. 110 Pennsylvania Av
" Robert, sexton and coUeretor Trinity
Church, r. 1626 Bush
Westgate Charles H., salesman Bibo, Newman
& Ikenberg, r. 1615 Sacramento
" George A., with Moore, Fergason & Co., r.
7101/2 Post
Westhaus Annie W. Miss, r. 39, 5th

" F., tailor, r. 220 Montgomery Av
Westheimer John F., insurance, 301 California

r. 32 Clinton Park
Westhoff Peter, engineer, r. Utah nr Yuba
" William (Westhoff & Co.), r. 899 Pine
" & Co. (William Westhoff), wholesale wines
and liquors, 221 Front, room 4
4®-Westhoff. See Wuesthoff
Westin Charles A., gilder Sanborn, Vail & Co.,
r. 1824 Hyde
" William W., gilder Schussler Bros., r. 530
Geary
Westing Diedrlch, cabinet maker, r. Gould nr

Paul Av South
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Co.
(of Pittsburg), 228 Bush, Mills Bldg, tele-
phone Main 1506
Westington Walter, teacher Boys and Girls

Aid Society
Westlake Benjamin F., clerk Railway Mail Ser-
vice, r. Oakland
" Samuel J., storekeeper Harbor Commis-
sioners
" William B., special agent Home Mutual

Ins. Co., r. Golden West Hotel
" William N., clerk Railway Mall Service,
r. Oakland
Westland George, clerk The Bank of British

North America, r. Oakland
Westley Mary Miss, hairdresser, r. 929a Sutter
Westman Carl, master at arms revenue cutter
Rush
" Edward, cook, r. 871 Market
" Godfred, tailor Bullock & Jones Co., r. 210

Willow Av
" K., porter C. G. Larsen
" William, barber George Held, r. 202/2, 4th
Westminster Presbyterian Church, Rev.
Henry C. Minton pastor, S s Fell bet Oc-
tavia and Laguna
" The, Mrs. Jane Laing proprietor, 614 Sutter
Westoby Thomas, carpenter Wheeler & Bur-
dick, r. 533 Mission

WESTON BASKET AND Man-
ufacturing CO., Charles W. Weston
president, 662-670 Bryant, telephone
South 453

Weston Charles W., president Weston Basket
and Manufacturing Co., 662-670 Bryant,
r. 6511/4 Folsom
" Edwina J. Miss, saleslady M. L. Stearns,
r. 721 Eddy

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" George, master mariner, r. 1007 Harrison

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" John, real estate, r. 1731 Eddy

" John A., solicitor O. F. von Rhein & Co., r.
2659 Howard

" Martin W., clerk Ferdinand Smith, r. 605
Pine

" Olive Miss, r. Old People's Home

" Peter, cooper, r. 206 Langton

" Richard, painter, r. 969a Howard

" Robert, boilermaker, r. 149, 2d

" F., steward str Areata

" William, millwright Cahill & Hall Eleva-
tor Co., r. 1202 Treat Av
j8®=-Weston. See Westin
Westover Clyde C, bookkeeper, r. 1171 Stanyan

" Delbert L., secretary Sonoma Lumber Co.,
319 Pine, room 26, r. 1169 Stanyan

" J. Wallace, r. 1171 Stanyan

" William, president Sonoma Lumber Co.,
319 Pine, room 26, r. Bay City, Mich.

" William W., with Sonoma Lumber Co., r.
910b Devisadero
Westphal Agathe, widow, r. 27th Av South nrP

" Christian, drayman Heynemann & Co., r.
624 Shotwell
West plial Christian H., veterinary surgeon, 121-
123 City Hall Av, telephone South 401

" Edward W.. dental student, r. 923 Fell

" Frederick S., receiving agent Paul Boy-
ton Chute Co., r. 23, 14th

" Frederick W., stonecutter, r. 1140V.2 Steven-
son

" George, butcher Poly, Heilbron & Co., r.
1102 Railroad Av

" Godfried H., capitalist, r. 1102 Railroad Av

" Henry, tailor, r. 543 Natoma

" Henry N., plumber, r. 940 Filbert
Westphal Henry W., secretary and treasurer
Merchants Ice and Cold Storage Co., 312
Clay, r. 20 Columbia Square

" Joseph, butcher, r. 1102 Railroad Av

" Louis A., nailer Cal. Barrel Co., r. 1558
Kentucky

" Mary, laundry. Railroad Av nr 8tli Av
South

" Mathilde Mrs., r. 11th Av South nr N

WESTPHAL OTTO F., D. D. S,

dentist, 213-214-215 Spreckels Bldg,
telephone South 760, r. Belvedere

Westphal Peter, salesman Charles Mattheas,
r. 407 Dolores
" Rudolph, painter, r. 1620 Powell
" William, butcher, r. 1102 Railroad Av
" William, painter, r. 636 Green
Jm- Westphal. See Westfall
Westphalen Christian, painter, r. Lake View
Av nr Lee Av
" Henry, laborer Western Sugar Refinery, r.

1512 Kentucky
" Louis, employee Western Sugar Refinery,
r. 1512 Kentucky
Westplear Joseph H., cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r.

20 Ellsworth
Westwater James, bookkeeper L. H. Moise, r.
1826 Eddy
" Robert, with Cal. Casket Co., r. 1826 Eddy
Westwood Charles L., carpenter, r. 39 Valley
Weth John, baker, r. 773 Mission
Wetherall Samuel, teamster, r. 303 Ritch
Wetherbee Allen H., teamster, r. 432, 3d
" Ambrose, r. 230i/4 McAllister
" Charles (Gulick & Wetherbee), r. 330/2 Mc-
Allister

Wetherbee Daniel, ship carpenter, r. 3435, 16th
" Henry, (estate of), office 14 California
" Leroy B., asst. librarian Mercantile Li-
brary, r. 530 Golden Gate Av
" Samuel L., ship carpenter, r. 3435, 16th
■• Samuel W., lineman, r. SE cor Pacific Av
and Lyon
Wetherby Charles S., 1st asst. engineer str City
of Puebla
" Mary Mrs., r. 217 Francisco
" Wallace T., salesman Sanborn, Vail & Co.,
r. 830b Geary
4S"Wetherby. See Weatherbee and Witherby
Wethered James S., capitalist, r. 2109 Pacific
Av
" William L., manager Cluff Bros., 409-411

Montgomery Av, r. 1714 Vallejo

" Woodworth, architect, r. 2109 Pacific Av

Wetherell Grace Miss, instructor Art Students'

League, r. East Oakland
Wetherford George, conductor, r. 10 Bowie Av
WetjenCord H., clerk, r. 13^4 Dearborn
" Deidrich, liquors, SW cor 5th and Berry
" George, r. 7 Russ
" George, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 918

Buchanan
" Henry, cigar maker, r. 518 Lyon
Wetmore A., carpenter, r. 765V2 Howard
Wetmore-Bowen Co., Clarence J. Wetmore
president, Charles E. Bowen vice-pres-
ident and manager, wine merchants,
proprietors Cresta Blanca Vineyard,
Livermore, Cal., manufacturers Cresta
Blanca Olive Oil, agents George West
& Son El Pinal Vineyard, dealers in
brandy, whisky, cigars, etc, business
office 140 Montgomery, bottling cellars
300 McAllister
Wetmore Brothers (incorporated), H. D. Wet-
more president, W. B. Wetmore vice-
president, J. G. Wetmore secretary,
fruit and produce commission mer-
chants, 415-417 Washington
" C. Abbott, clerk Wetmore Bros., r. 1627

Bush
" Clarence J., president Wetmore-Bowen Co.,

140 Montgomery, r. Oakland
" Frank, mechanic, r. 145, 4th
" Fred R., freight clerk str City of Puebla, r.
223b Devisadero
Wetmore George P., president Cushing-Wet-
more Co., 508 California, r. 441 Golden
Gate Av
Wetmore Henry D., president Wetmore Bros.,
415-417 Washington, r. 1637 Bush
" James I., packer Wetmore Bros., r. 1602
Vallejo
Wetmore John G., secretary Wetmore Bros.,
415-417 Washington, r. 2213 Fillmore
" John W., farmer, r. 2812 Bush
" Nelson W., architect, r. 404 Turk
" Robert H. Jr., clerk Wetmore Bros., r. 1603

Vallejo
" WiliamB., vice-president Wetmore Bros.,
415-417 Washington, r. Oakland
Wettenkamp Theodore, bartender, r. 305 Minna
Wetterau Annie Miss, dressmaking. 11454 Oak
" George, compositor H. S. Crocker Co., r.

1913 Fillmore
" Peter, decorator, r. II414 Oak
" Simon Mrs., nurse, r. 1 Esses PI
Wetters Andrew, wire worker, r. 1334 Turk
Wettig Anna Miss, teacher Cooper Primary
School, r. 1314 Eddy
" Augustus F., stenographer Burlington

Route, r. 1314 Eddy
" Ernest A., clerk California Powder Wks
" Helen Miss, stenographer, r. 1214 Eddy
" Minnie, widow, r. 1214 Eddy
" Theodore (Driscoll & Wettig), r. HI Olive
Av
Wetting John (Wetting & Binneweg). r. 320
Natoma
" & Binneweg (John Wetting and Abraham
Binneweg), boots and shoes, 753 Folsom
Wettstein Edward, liquors , W s Mission nr

Tingley
Weiz Frederick E., upholsterer, r. 1107 Fol-

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1615

Wetzel Amelia, widow, r. 1321 Broadway
" Amelia Miss, teacher music, r. 1321 Broad-
way
" Anna Miss, teacher music, r. 1321 Broadway
" Antone, box maker F. Korbel & Bros., r. 13

Benice
" Benton G., printer Silas H. Wilcox & Co.,

r. 313, 7th
" Carl, bookkeeper, r. 1321 Broadway
" Herman, master schr Mary Etta, r. 143
Berry
WetzelJolin F., M. D., physician and surgeon,
office and r. 213, 7th, hours 2 to 4 and 7 to
8 p. m.
" Katie Miss, cashier Wilson Dining Saloon,
r. Oakland
4®- Wetzel. See Witzel
Wetzlar Alexander J., Are adjuster, 106 Leides-

dorfl, r. Hotel Pleasanton
Wetzler Henry, cutter, r. 46 Jersey

" James, engineer, r. 320 Green rear
Weule Arthur F. H., with Louis Weule, r. 232
Capp
" Ernst L., with Louis Weule. r. 232 Capp
Weule Louis (successor to Charles Pace),
chronometer and watch maker, 418 Bat-
tery, r. 232 Capp
Wexel Aaron S., clerk, r. 934% McAllister
" Joseph, watches and jewelry, 11 Mont-
gomery, r. 327 O'Farrell
" Louis, manager shipping dept. Goldberg,

Bowen & Co., r. 629 Hayes
" Solomon, collector, r. 934!^ McAllister
Weyand Emma Miss, cashier, r. 477 Valencia
" Ferdinand G., waiter Charles H. Robinson,

r. 232 Minna
" Julius L., musician, r. 1202 Potrero Av
" Nicholas K., bookkeeper F. P. Schuster, r.
477 Valencia
Weyburn John K., teamster, r. 521 Fell

" Thomas H., capitalist, r. American Ex-
change Hotel
Weyermiller Frederick A., machinist, r. 806

Van Ness Av
Weygant Hannah, widow, r. 953 Harrison
J6®"Weygant. See Wiegand
Weyher William H., druggist A. L. Lengfeld,

r. 631 Geary
Weyl Cerf (J. Baumgarten & Co.), r. 1219 Sutter
" Jonas, shipping clerk depot quartermaster
U. S. A., r. 317, 10th Av
«®=Weyl. See Weil, Weill and Wiel
Weyland Francis, teamster, 2051 Folsom
Weyler John, machinist American Type Found-
ers' Co., r. 29 Bernard
Weyman Edward, carpenter, r. 2109 Bush
" Francois, cellarman Blumenthal & Co., r.
533a Hayes
Weymann Henry, president California Art
Metal Wks, 49-51 Fremont, r. Alameda
Weymouth Burret t L., clerk Crocker Estate Co.,
r. Alameda
" Frank, cellarman Harris, Kingston & Co.,

r. 810 Leavenworth
" James, ship carpenter, r. 38 South Park
" JohnC, driver Wells, Fargo &Co., r. 38

South Park
" Wilburs., with The 1. Banta Co., r. Ala-
meda
Weynewsky Nicholas F., teamster, r. 206 Perry
Weyrather Dora Miss, dressmaker, r. 2012V4
Mission
" Ferdinand, liquors, 2767, 16th
Whaite Howard J., compositor Joseph Winter-
burn Co., r. Berkeley
" Rene, artist Theo. C. Marceau, r. 1360 Ful-
ton
Whald Catherine Mrs., r. 35 Prospect Av
" Marguerite L. Miss, dressmaker, r. 35
Prospect Av
Whal n A., seaman, r. 334 Main
" Charles, liquors, 718 Tehama
" Edward, salesman, r. 861 Market
" Edward F., engineer, r. 1147 Mission
" Ellen, widow, r. 23 Clementina
" John, contractor, r. 53 Hoff Av
" John, coalpasser str Mexico
" John, cooper Long Syrup Refining Co., r.
■503, 8th

Whalen John, groceries and liquors, 1317 Har-
rison
" John H., attorney at law, r. 25 Hermann
" John J., helper William F. Wilson, r. 309

Minna
" John P., r. 124 Ash Av
" John W., bricklayer, r. 930 Geary
" Joseph R., salesman Holbrook, Merrill &

Stetson, r. Portland, Or.
" Margaret, widow, r. 341, 13th
" Martin W., longshoreman, r. 37% Federal
" Mary, widow, r. 507 Lyon
" May E. Miss, laundress, r. 217 State
" Nora, domestic, 821 Haight
" Patrick, housemover, r. 341, 13th
" Patrick, laborer, r. 8 Miller PI
" Patrick, laborer, r. 217 State
" Patrick, plumber, r. 53 Hoff Av
" Peter J., policeman, r. 2908 Pine
" P. J., carrier postoffice, r. 1116 York
" Sarah Mrs., r. 25 Hermann
" Stephen, horseshoer Martin O'Dea, r. Ber-
keley
" Thomas, calker, r. 208, 1st
" Thomas, machinist C. H. Evans &Co.,r.

1916 Taylor
" Thomas Jr., blacksmith, r. 1916 Taylor
" William, laborer, r. 29 Minna
4®= Whalen. See Wheelan, Whelan and Whe-

lin
Whaley Emily, widow, r. 540 Turk
" James J., clerk, r. 48 Clementina
" John D., attorney at law, 420 Montgomery,

room 18
" John F., r. 48 Clementina
" Joseph, butcher, r. 323 Pixley
" Marie Miss, compositor, r. 48 Clementina
" Nell E. Miss, stenographer Henley & Cos-

tello, r. 48 Clementina
" S. E. Mrs., teacher piano, 30, 9th
" Thomas, longshoreman, r. 433, 1st
" William, driver Farnsworth & Ruggles, r.

433, 1st
i' William, waiter Jorgensen & Larsen, r.

115, 4th
" William Jr., boxmaker, r. 433, 1st
Whall Frederick, cook German Hotel, r. 560
' Howard
" Robert; porter Hotel St. Nicholas
Whalley Emily L. Miss, teacher Hawthorne
Primary School, r. 833 Turk
" Ernest M., salesman Dutton & Partridge,

r. Alameda
" Mary A., widow, r. 1201 Union
" Pickering, tailor, 538 Bush, r. 833 Turk
" William, r. 407 Georgia
Whallon Annie E., widow, r. 6 Hayes
Whalton Cornelius, wool sorter, r. 1306 Bu-
chanan
" Robert, wool sorter Catton, Bell & Co., r.
1306 Buchanan
Whan William W., deputy Assessor, r. 410, 19tli
Wharf W. G., mining, r. 800 Kearny
Wharff Frank E., carpenter, r. 1834 Green
" Joseph, carpenter Wheeler & Burdick, r.

Elmhurst
" William H.. architect, r. 1839 Green
-tS-Wharff. See Whorf
Wharton Abbie, widow, r. 328 Francisco
" Dora Miss, cashier Sanitarium Baths, r.

328 Francisco
" Edward, boot treer, r. 1524c Fell
" J., nailmaker Washburn & Moen Mfg Co.
" John E., wrapper, r. 618 Green
" Joseph, driver Pac. Transfer Co., r. 570A
Folsom

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Wharton Mary, widow, r. 618 Green
" Robert J., porter Hills Bros., r. 618 Green
" Thomas, cle,-k, r. 618 Green
" Thomas, shoemaker, r. 527, 24th
What Cheer House, Edward P. Bucklin pro-
prietor, 537-529 Sacramento
Whear Charles, clerk Burnett & Co., r. 154014
Howard
" Mary J. Mrs., widow, r. 1540i4 Howard
" William, elevatorman Hotel St. Nicholas
Whearty Annie, widow, r. 242 Greenwich
" James I., laborer Standard Oil Co., r. 1079

Howard
" James M., clerk Kittle & Co., r. 122 Noe
" Joseph P., laborer, r. 242 Greenwich
" Mary E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 242 Green-
wich
■' Peter F., longshoieman, r. 310 Green
" Thomas A., inspector U. S. Customs, r.
310 Cortland Av

WHEAT CHARLES D.,

notary public, conveyancer, commis-
sioner of deeds and secretary South
San Francisco Dock Co., 501 California,
telephone Main 241, r. 2118 Steiner

Wheat James L., collector, 152 Crocker Bldg, r.
Russ House

Wheatland Flour Mills (Wheatland), C. K.
Dam manager, Sperry Flour Co. proprie-
tors. 134 California

Wheatley A., bartender, r. 336a Bush
" Charles, blacksmith The Cal. Industrial

Exchange, r. 735 Bryant
" E. Mrs., widow, r. 344, 17th

Wheatly William T., bookkeeper S. E. Slade
Lumber Co., r. 232 Haight

Wheaton Albert F., merchant, r. 830 Post

WHEATON, BREON & CO.

(George H. Wheaton, Paul Breon,
James H. Harrold and Diedrich Dan-
gers), commission merchants, whole-
sale provisions and dairy products,
101-107 California, telephone Main
490
Wheaton Charles A., machinist A. J. McNicoll

& Co., r. 1104 Sacramento
Wheaton Charles B., secretary Pacific Coast
Oil Co., 13 Pine, r. Alameda
Edward, mining, r. 1617 Sacramento
Frederick M., accountant, r. 1617 Sacra-
mento
George B., r. 33 South Park
George H. (Wheaton, Breon & Co.), r. Oak-
land
George S., salesman Mansfield Lovell. r.

Oakland
John, machinist Joseph Wagner Mfg. Co.,
r. 936 Vallejo
Wheaton, KaUoch & Kierce (Milton A. Whea-
ton, Isaac M. KaUoch and Francis J.
Kierce), attorneys at law, 405 Montgom-
ery, rooms 22-24
" Louisa M. Mrs., r. 1617 Sacramento
" Milton A. (Wheaton, Kalloch & Kierce), r.

1104 Sacramento
" William H.. lumbennan, r. 441 Hayes
Whedon Charles R., attorney at law, 609 Spreck-
els Bldg, r. 1045 Market
" William, laborer, r. 112'/^, 7th
Wheelan Albert, r. II71/2 Fillmore
Wheelan Fairfax H., vice-president and mana-
ger Southern Pacific Milling Co. and
Salinas Valley Lumber Co., 224 Califor-
nia, r. 1915 Baker

Wheelan Matthew, teamster, r. 1024, 20th

" Peter, salesman Southern Pacific Milling
Co., r. 1171/2 Fillmore
4®=Wheelan. See Whalen and Whelan
Wheeland Margaret J., widow, r. 1323 Clay

" Samuel (Collins & Wheeland), 329 Mont-
gomery

" William, baker, r. 1323 Clay
Wheeland & Collins. See Collins & Wheeland
Wheeler A. A., r. California Hotel

" Adeline Mrs., lodgings, 654 Mission
Wheeler Albert, M. D., physician and surgeon,
734 Sutter, hours 8 to 9 a. m., 1 to 3 and 7
to 8 p. m., telephone Sutter 161

" Alfred, attorney at law, 331 Montgomery,
room 10

" Allison, mining engineer, 314 Battery, r.
1811 Lyon

" Amanda J., widow, r. 3300 Washington

" Arthur (Wheeler Publishing Co.), r. 2403
Clay

" Charles, capitalist, r. 223 Powell

" Charles C.,r. 1317 Hyde
Wheeler Charles S. (Bishop & Wheeler), attor-
ney at law, 532 Market, room 41, r. 2300
Post

" Charles S. (Ernst H. Ludwig & Co.), r.
12061/2 Sutter

" E. A., carpenter, r. 206 Eddy

" Eben D., master tug Hiawatha, r. Berke-
ley

" Edward, carpenter, r. 605 Fell

" Edward, waiter, r. 407 Sutter

" Edward F., r. 1127'4 McAllister

" Edward J., clerk Mutual Life Ins. Co. of
New York, r. 313 Stockton

" Elisha T., barber, 1648 Market

" Frank H., salesman J. T. Bowers & Son, r.
2098 Market

" Frederick A., tea and coffee broker, 114 Cal-
ifornia, room 2, r. 1729 Broadway

" Frederick H., carpenter and builder, r.
2303 1/2 Bush

" Frederick L., with Shreve & Co., r. Ala-
meda

" Frederick T., motorman Market St. Ry, r.
1518 Eddy

" , Fisher & Co., Western agents Union Bag
and Paper Co., 415-417 Clay

" George, engineer, r. 861 Market

" George G., clerk, r. 30261/2 Golden Gate Av

" George T.. clerk Deere Implement Co., r.
2026/2 Golden Gate Av
Wheeler Harold, attorney at law, 210-211
Crocker Bldg, r. Burlingame, San Mateo
Co.

" Harry, driver, r. 1615 Folsom

" Harry, salesman Miller, Sloss & Scott, r.
223 Chattanooga

" Helen A. Miss, r. 2517 Sacramento

" Henry, clerk, r. 2212 Fillmore rear

" James, master mariner, r. 67 Tehama

" Jane, widow, r. 3 August Alley rear

" Jessie J., widow, r. 1229 Green

" J. H., salasman Brown Bros. & Co., r. 1714
Market

" John A., drayman, 17-19 Spear, r. 2615 Mis-
sion r-rt^
Wheeler John H., dealer and producer wines
and brandies, vice-president Staufler
Chemical Co., 402 Front, director, mana-
ger and secretary California Wine-
makers Corporation, ofQoe 4 California,
r. 510 Geary

" Joseph, carpenter, r. 323 Eddy

" Joseph A., clerk, r. 11271/4 McAllister

" Joseph S., buyer Poly, Heilbron & Co.

" Judson, mining, r. 1400 Post

" Kate, widow, r. 215, 9th Av

" Kate Mrs., janitress Pacific Heights
Grammar School, r. 2212 Fillmore i£?j

" Kate C, widow, r. 1005 Castro

" Lizzie J. Mrs., r. 622, 21st

" M. A. Mrs., r. 717 Post

" Mina B. Miss, superintendent Young Wo-
men's Christian Assn .Home, 1221 O'Far-
rell

" Morris L.. chairmaker Heywood Bros. &
Co., r. 685 Harrison

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Wheeler Otis D. (Wheeler& Burdick), r. 15 Pros-
pect Av
Wheeler Publishing Co. The (Joseph G. Mysell
and Arthur Wheeler), publishers, 23 Clay
" Robert H., master mariner, r. 30'^ Rondel PI
" Robert S. (Bruntsch & Wheeler), r. Bel-
vedere
" Roscoe, master tug Lottie, r. Oakland
" Russell F., solicitor, r. 963 Folsom
" Simeon, bakery, 931 V^ Howard
" S. J., master mariner, r. 67 Tehama
" Thomas, painter, r. 861 Market
" Thomas R., dental student, r. 833'/4 Bush
" Walter W., painter, r, 2534 Mission
" Warren P., clerk Edward J. Smith, r. 301,

5th
" William, r. 397, 8th
" William H., vocalist Opera House, r. 439

O'Farrell
" William M., traveling salesman Macon-

dray &Co.,r. 714 Bush
" William R., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 1317 Hyde
Wheeler & Burdick (Otis D. Wheeler and
Mark S. Burdick), carpenters and mill-
wrights, 319 Sacramento
Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Co., W. A.
Soule manager pro tem, 933 Market, tel-
ephone South 433
Wheelery The, C. M. Christoffer proprietor, 419

Stanyan
Wheelock Ada M. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1719
Sutter
" A. J. & Co. (Arthur j. Wheelock), brokers,

4 Leidesdorff, branch office 231 Bush
» Arthur J. (A. J. Wheelock & Co.), r. 318

Kearny
" G. A., speculator, r. Palace Hotel
" John D., clerk W. W. Montague & Co., r. 30

Kearny
" Lizzie J. Mrs., ladies' hairdresser, 30
Kearny
Whelan Ann, widow, r. 331 Jessie
" Carrie A., clerk George D. Dornin. r. East

Oakland
" Charles, r. 1203 Howard
" Christopher, salesman Michalitschke &

Co., r. 1203 Howard
" Daniel P., musician, r. 220, 3d Av
" Daniel P., salesman Michalitschke Bros.

& Co., r. 1203 Howard
" Florence Miss, stenographer McDonough

& Runyon, r. 2 Vernon PI
" Francis J., peddler, r. 1613 Powell
" Henry E., actor, r. 320 Van Ness Av
" James, ballastman, r. 120 Townsend
" James, carpenter, r. W/^ Sumner rear
" James, laborer, r. 717 Tennessee
" James J. (John A. Whelan & Bro.). r. 1424

Masonic Av
" Jeremiah W., stevedore, r. 311 Bryant
" John, coal passer str San Bias, r. 306 Fol-
som
" John, driver, r. 320 Van Ness Av
" John, metal roofer Conlin & Roberts, r.

1203 Howard
" John, miner, r. 25 Sumner
" John A. (John A. Whelan & Bro.), r. 191

Tremont Av
" John A. & Brother (John A. and James J.),
shipwrights, calkers and sparmakers,
354-356 Spear
" John T., porter, r. 311 Bryant
" Joseph F., clerk Chickering, Thomas &
Gregory and Gerstle& Sloss, r. 212 Shot-
well
" Kate Miss, weaver Golden Gate Woolen

Mills
" Lizzie Miss, dressmaking, 142,. 11th
" Lorenz, r. 243 Minna
" M., cashier Hale Bros., r. 35 Sumner
" Malachi H.. gigger Golden Gate Woolen

Mills, r. 213 Shotwell
" Mary A., widow, r. 2 Vernon PI
" Matthew, teamster, r. 1034, 30th
" Maurice, cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 130

Townsend
" Michael, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks., r. 25
Ritch

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

Maoufacturers of

WINDOW SHADES.

ESTIMATES FURNISHED.
G-4-\-G4'7 lyveLrUi&t St.

Whelan Michael, master master, r. 334 Main
" Mollie, cashier H. S. Crocker Co., 237 Post,

r. 1203 Howard
" Patrick, hostler La Grande Laundry
" Patrick, laborer John Center, r. NE cor 16th

and Shotwell
" Peter I., clerk Nolan Bros. Shoe Co., r. 1516

Eddy
Whelan Richard I. (Richard I. Whelan & Co.),

and Sheriff City and County, office New

City Hall, 1st floor, r. 2017 Webster
Whelan Richard I. & Co. (Richard I. Whelan),

manufacturers blank books, 42-44 Steu-

art
" Susan, widow, r. 1516 Eddy
" Thomas, contractor, r. 320 Van Ness Av
" Thomas, horseshoer Melia Bros.
" Thomas F., deputy Sheriff
" William, warehouseman, r. 112, 20th
" William A., secretary Cal. Wine Growers'

Union, 318 Market, r. 191 Tremont Av
" William H., clerk, r. 731 Geary
" William L., accountant First National

Bank, r. 330 Douglass
4®-Whelan. See Whalen, Wheelan and Whe-

lin

WHELDEN ALEX. W.,

Carpet Beating Machine and Renova-
ting Works, bordering and refitting
carpets a specialty, 2400 Geary, tele-
phone West 93, SE cor 9th Av and
Clement
Whelin Daniel J., porter Moore, Hunt & Co., r.
34 Page
" John F., salesman Moore, Hunt & Co., r.

1428 Page
" Kate, widow, r. 34 Page
" Michael, master schr J. Eppinger, office
Pier 7 Steuart
Whelton Cornelius, r. 1206 Buchanan
" Eugene, bartender John Donovan, r. 474

Jessie
" Michael, laborer, r. 915^/4 Illinois
" Michael, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 501

Napa
" NQllie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1206 Buchanan
4®" Whelton. See Weldon and Welton
Wherity Patrick, r. 4 Tehama
J8S=-Wherity. See Whearty

Wherry George F. (Stone & Wherry), r. 4421^, 6th
Whets ton Margaret, widow, r. 817 Polk
" Vernon G., apothecary William T. Kibbler,'
r. 817 Polk
Whidby Isaac, carpenter, r. 1711^4 Scott
Whidden William G., lumber surveyor, 9 Mis-
sion, r. Oakland
Whigham Richard P., photographer, 22 Kearny
Whiley William J. G., cashier German Ameri-

caEiIns. Co., r. Alameda
Whims HA^am, lumberman, r. 5 Market
Whipley Daniel, clerk Hornlein Bros.
Whipple Charles B., teamster, r. 3822 Green-
wich
" Florence J. Miss, milliner, r. 14b South

Park
" Frank, printer Call, r. 603 Bush
" Harry L., driver, r. 606 Folsom
" Henry, distributor S. F. Laundry, r. 1519

Eddy
" Henry J., molder Pac. Sheet Metal Wks, r.

1838 Howard
" Henry L., operator Buckingham & Hecht,

r. 1155 Guerrero
" Hugh L. (Murphy, Grant & Co.), r. Hotel
Pleasanton

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Whipple James M., carpenter, r. 3439a 17th
" Lewis, clerk delivery dept. Wells, Fargo

& Co., r. 606Folsom
" Stephen B., carpenter, r. 1005 California
" Stephen K., lumber surveyor, 9 Mission, r.

San Mateo
" William, porter, r. 718 Valencia
Whippier Sophie, widow, r. 1602 Powell
Whirlow Harriet E. Miss, teacher Peabody

Primary School, r. Berkeley
Whisman John, porter Jones & Co., r. 330 Geary
Whistler George, helper Atlas Iron Wks

" Paul, iron bed maker William A. Schrock
Whitaker Albert, salesman Levi Strauss & Co.,

r. Oakland
" Clarences., clerk Spring Valley W. W., r.

Oakland
" Eleanor G., r. 20 Mars
" Frederick E., lineman Gold and Stock Tel.

Co., r. 2334b Pine
" Gilbert M. (Smith & Whitaker), r. 1904

Market
" James, tanner Morris Windt, r. 20 Mars
" Kate E. Miss, teacher cooking public

schools, r. Oakland
" Mary L., widow, r. 913b Post
" Raymond, salesman S. F. Shoe House, r.

622 Post
" Roscoe J., detective, r. 206a Post
" Wallace J., accountant, r. 1904 Market

WHITAKER & RAY CO.

(incorporated), Don Ray president,
James Whitaker treasurer, Charles M.
Wigg-in secretary, C. C. Adams and
Ctiarles Ray. Publistiers, booksellers,
school furniture, supplies and appa-
ratus, school and college textbooks,
723 Market, telephone Main 1667
J5®=-V\Tiitaker. See Whittaker
Whitcher Jeremiah E., advertising agent, r. 2237

Jackson
Whitcomb Anita, widow, r. 329 O'Farrell
Whitcomb Frank R., attorney at law. 35-37
Mills Bldg, 6th floor, r. 900 Pine

" GeorgeF., collector S. P. Co., r. 4351/2 Minna

" Joseph S., r. 1087 Howard

" Lelia, widow, r. 816 Oak

" Louis S., journalist Chronicle, r. 616 Bush

" Nathan T., dentist, 205, 3d

" Eeuel K., wood molder, r. 2041 Howard

" Sylvester G., dentist, 205, 3d
White Albert, r. 1130 Market

" Albert, liquors. 419 East North

" Albert, pattern maker Marshutz & Can-
trell, r. Oakland

" Albert L., porter, r. 1404 Polk

" Alexander, traveling salesman Oliver
Chilled Plow Wks, r. Los Angeles

" Allman H., r. 1006 Post

" Almira Mrs., r, 217 Francisco

" Alonzo P., nurse, r. 1700 Sacramento

" Andrew, accountant, r. 2312 Larkin

" Andrew, tile roofer Forderer Cornice Wks,
r. 305 Minna

" Ann Mrs., r. Old Pople's Home

" Annie, widow, r. 1232 Pine

" Armand S., bookkeeper Davis, Haber&Co.
r. Alameda

" Arthur, r. 417Bush

" Arthur, clerk manager's dept S. P. Co,, 4
Montgomery, r. 213% Mason

" Arthur C, roofer, r. 305 Minna

" Arthur E., lumber surveyor, r. 118, 6th

" Arthur L., clerk Redington & Co., r. 2314
Mission

White Arthur Lee, teacher music, r. 2132 Union
White Asa L., president White Bros, (incorpor-
ated), SE cor Spear and Howard, r. East
Oakland

" Ballard O. (Union Metal Sign Co.)

" Benjamin F., r. 1131 Bush

" Bert, printer, r. 164 Jessie

" B. George, salesman Lundy Furniture Co.,
r. aSO Noe

" Bridget, widow, r. 1411 Baker

WHITE BROTHERS

(incorporated), Asa L.White president,

Peter White vice-president, Robert

B. Hill secretary, hardwood lumber,

SE cor Spear and Howard, telephone

Main 44
White Brothers (Henry and William), carpen-
ters and builders, 40 New Montgomery
" Burrell, janitor, r. 722 Bush
" Carleton E., with Union Lumber Co., r.

Oakland
" Carlos G., feeder Brown, Meese & Crad-

dock, r. Oakland
" Catherine, widow, r. W s Buena Vista Av

nr Frederick
" C. H., 1st mate str Areata
" Charles, clerk, r. 1006 Post
" Charles, gripman, r. SW cor 28th and Tif-
fany Av
" Charles, master mariner, r. 2V2 Dehon
" Charles, salesman Sadler & Co., r. 2027

Geary
" Charles A., pressman, r. 329 Vallejo
" Charles A., engineer S. P. Co., r. 239, 12th
" Charles A., with The Bank of California,

r. 2928 Jackson
" Charles B., asst gauger U. S. Customs, r.

325 Bush
" Charles F., pattern maker Reed & Cleve, r.

6331/2, 21st
" Charles G., ship builder, r. 614 Lombard
" Charles G., with ^tna Ins. Co.
" Charles H., shipwright, r. 614 Lombard
" Charles I., millhand, r. 703a, 16th
" Charles L., bookkeeper Union Lumber Co.,

r. East Oakland
" Charles M., shoemaker, r. 307 Day
" Charles R., with Porter Bros. &Co., r. 1417

Guerrero
" Charles S.. teamster, r. 419 Clayton
White Charles W., mining secretary, 530 Cali-
fornia, rooms 49-50, r. 444, 17th
" Charles W., waiter Haub Bros., r. 222i^, 4th
" Chauncey M., tent maker Peerless Awning

and Tent Co., r. Berkeley
" Clarence, groceries, 1001 Tennessee
" Cornelia F. Mrs., clerk Registry Div. Post

Office, r. East Oakland
" Cornelius, pattern maker Marshutz & Can-

trell, r. Oakland
" Daniel, tanner, r. N s Sierra bet Tennessee '

and Minnesota
" David A., collector Edison Light and

Power Co., r. 2607 Bush
" David R., motorman Market St. Ry., r. 604

Broderiok
" Delia, widow, r. 138 Clara
" Delia, domestic 2121 Laguna
" D. J., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 727J4

Clementina
" Donald, fireman Popular Dining Rooms, r.

11, 13th
" Donald C, quartermaster str Peru, r. 601

Natoma
" Douglas, r. 810 Mission
" Douglas, special policeman, r. 2027 Geary
" Drew, clerk, r. 2312 Larkin
" D. S., operator Report
" E. Arthur, laborer, r. 211 Shotwell
" Eben S., printer D. S. Stanley & Co., r.

Alameda
" Edmund P., clerk stationery dept S. P. Co.,

r. 28O6/2 Howard
" Edward, r. 217 Francisco
" Edward, laborer, r. 251 Michigan
" Edward, tile roofer Forderer Cornice Wks,

r. 305 Minna
" Edward B., jeweler, r. 443 Golden Gate At

rrA-| ~W — X ~i t ^ • "^^ '"^ largest circulation of

WTD PU A "DAT \ V importer of selected Vintages op

. D. LilAr MAi\, . . . o BARTON & GUESTIERS Fine Bordeaux and Sauternes.

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White Edward F., hoseman Engine 14, r. 1017
McAllister
" Edward F., solicitor Atlas Assurance Co.,

r. 806 Ellis
White Edward H., secretary California Fruit

Company, 505-507 Sansome, r. 1131 Bush
" Edward J., clerk, r. W s Buena Vista Av

nr Frederick
" Edward J., foreman Harris & Jones, r.

Oakland
" Edwin S., conductor, r. 502% Broderick
" E. L. Mrs., stationery, 2322 Fillmore
" Elbert L., porter Palace Hotel, r. 1404

Polk
" Elijah D., laborer Jorgensen & Larsen,

r. 272 Brannan
" Ella, widow, r. 1943 Howard
" Bmile, clerk S. F. News Co., r. 1253 Octavia
" Emily S., widow, teacher piano, r. 231, 6th
" Emma Miss, saleswoman W. C. Hays, r.

2027 Geary
" Enamel Sign Co., Uriah C. Palmer pro-
prietor, 106 McAllister

WHITE E. P. & CO.,

proprietors White's and La Grande
Laundries, office 23 PoweU, telephone
Bush 12

White Eugene, teamster J. W. Schouten & Co.,

r. 311 Guerrero
" Ezra J., salesman Diebold Safe and Lock

Co., r. San Jose
" Fanny J., widow, r. 1206 Haight
" Fenton, special policeman, r. 318;4 Ivy Av
" Fillmore, student, r. 1253 Octavia
" Frances Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 1206

Haight
" Francis, salesman, r. 1910 Webster
" Frank, clerk, r. 722, 23d
" Frank, conductor, r. 1419 California
" Frank, piano mover Kohler & Chase, r. 722,

23d
" Frank, salesman M. T. Freitas, r. 11 Elliot

Park
" Frank, waiter New York Kitchen, r. 357

Clementina
" Frank H., carpet layer, r. 230, 13th
" Franklin, r. NW cor Baker an* Beach
White Franklin T., planing mill, SE cor 3d and

King, r. 703A 16th cor Church
" Frederick P., salesman Porter Bros. & Co.
" G., messenger Pac. Transfer Co.
" George, r. 725 Sansome
" George, bartender Michael Mullen, r. 650

Sacramento
" George, bricklayer, r. 3501 Fillmore '
" George, butcher Henry Kroeger
" George, clerk A. L. Bryan Shoe Co., r.

Oakland
" George, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 51

Precita Av
" George, machinist, r. 1014 Jackson
" George, salesman, r. 330 Noe
" George, stevedore, r. 406 Jackson
" George, teamster, r. 2 Belcher Court
" George, tilesetter, r. 22V^ Hayes
" George, waiter, r. cor Moultrie and Cort-
land Av
" George, waiter Sailors' Home
" Georgfe C, solicitor Chronicle, r. 723 Golden

Gate Av
" George D., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co.,

r. Oakland
" George H., collector Washington St.

Wharf, r. Oakland
" George I., clerk, r. 419 Clayton
" George J., bookkeeper, r. 620 Lombard
" George M., musician, r. 4 Olive Court
" Geoi'ge R., compositor Joseph Winterburn

Co., r. 1725 Green
" George T. S., bookkeeper London and San

Francisco Bank, r. Sausalito
" George W., liquors, 533 Pacific, r. Oak-
land
" George W., salesman I. X. L. Tamale Co.,

r. 2223 Fillmore
" George W., shipping clerk Siebe, Glanville

Co., r. 13054 Clipper
" Georgie Mrs., dressmaking, 609 Willow Av

White G. Knight, chief clerk U. S. Engineer's

office, 59 Flood Bldg, and attorney at

law, 319 Pine, room 57, r. 2407 Pacific Av

" Grace Miss, nurse California Woman's

Hospital

G. W. Mrs., widow, r. 11 Hubbard

H. & Co. (Patrick J. Murphy), house and

sign painters, 499 Gough
Harlow H., adjuster of duties U. S. Cus-
toms, r. 626 Capp
Harry, porter Safe Deposit Bldg
Harry R., law clerk, r. 2315 Bush
Harvey, shipjoiner, r. 659 Howard
Hattie L. Mrs., proprietor The Wilton, 533

Taylor
Henry, r. 217 Capp

Henry (White Bros.), r. 537 Buena Vista Av
Henry, coalpasser str San Juan
Henry, engineer, r. 1303 California
Henry, fireman, r. 245, 2d
Henry, painter, r. 414 Steiner
Henry Jr., clerk money order dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. 217 Capp
Henry K., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.

513, 18th
Henry K. Jr., teacher music, 1313 Leaven-
worth
Henry L., r. 13, 3d

Henry L., barber, 761 Howard, r. 117, 11th
Henry L., compositor Call, r. 1526a Jackson
Henry L., conductor Market St. Ry., r. 804

Treat Av
Horace F., r. 1188 Haight
Horace G., policeman, r. 2314 Mission
Horace G. Jr., clerk Sather Banking Co., r.
2314 Mission
White Horse Valley Mill and Lumber Co., Em.
Meyer president, E. W. Levy secretary,
7-8 Mills Bldg, 5th floor
" House, Hans Rasmussen proprietor, 314

Sierra
" House, lodgings, Mrs. Laura Reynolds
proprietor, 202a Post
White House, Raphael Weill & Co. (incorpor-
ated), proprietors, NW cor Kearny and
Post
" House The, Eugene Calmon proprietor, 420
(520) Jackson
Howard R., master str Tiburon
Irving, clerk Swain Bros., r. 609 Post
Isabella, widow, r. 408 Jones
Jacob W., foreman White Bros., SE cor

Spear and Howard
James, r. 525 Harrison
James, bookbinder, r. 334 Union
James, laborer, r. Douglass bet 20th and

31st
James, painter, r. 734 Berlin
James, painter, r. 1318 Dupont
James, waiter G. Hink & Co.
James A., carpenter, r. 1001 Tennessee
James A., porter, r. 555 Natoma
White James A., real estate agent and insur-
ance broker, 10-11 Mills Bldg, 10th floor,
r. 2928 Jackson
" James B., mill contractor and builder, r.

1209 Eddy
" James E., clerk, r. 2315 Bush
" James F., foreman Neville & Co., r. 1109

Shotwell
" James H., engineer, r. 11, 13th
" James H., steward, r. 210% Chattanooga
White James M., manager San Francisco Paint
and Roofing Co., office 307 Montgomery,
r. Oakland
" James P., r. 13, 3d

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Coal, Coke and Pig Iron.

PRINCIPAL OFFICE,

900 Battery Street. TeL Main 1864.

OAKLAND BRANCH,

1058 Broadway. Telephone 54.

White James P., farmer, r. 1125 McAllister ■

" James T., shoe cutter Siebe, Glanville Co.,
r. 111014 Jessie

" James W., driver, r. 18 Prospect Av

" J. C, clerk, r. 43, 6th

" J. C. Mrs., widow, r. 2928 Jackson

" Johanna, widow, r. 749 Howard

" John, r. 1001 Tennessee

■' John, hoseman Engine 14, r. 31 Linden Av

" John, journalist Breeder and Sportsman, r.
1006 Post

■' John, laborer S. P. Co., r. 400/2, 6th

" John, laborer, r. 550 Pennsylvania Av

" John, laborer Chicago Hotel

" John, laborer Gray Bros., r. 725 Sansome

" John, machinist H. G. Layng Machine
Wks, r. 328 Shotwell

" John, stevedore, r. 70 Silver

" John, teamster James Forrest & Sons, r.
414 Hickory Av

" John A., cook, r. 467 Minna rear

■' John B., sticker hand McFarland Bros., r.
12201/2 Webster

" John C, r. 2533 Mission

" John C, architect, r. 1217 Noe

" John E., ladies' tailor, 315 O'Farrell

" John H., plumber Henry Williamson, r.
507/2 Natoma

" John J., longshoreman, r. 1526 Stockton

" John J., shoemaker, r. 307 Day

•' John J. Jr., cutter Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 307 Day

" John L., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 117,
11th

" John L., laborer, r. 501 Napa

•' John M., conductor U.S. Mint, r.264 Golden
Gate Av

" John P., clerk, r. 184 Perry

• John P., machinist, r. 328 Shotwell

" John R., bricklayer, r. 234514 Washington

" Joseph, electrician D. D. Wass, r. Ala-
meda

■• Joseph, plasterer, r. 1006 Clay

" Joseph P., salesman Dunham, Carrigan &
Hayden Co., r. 2315 Bush

" Josiah H., mining, 81 Nevada Block, r.
Alameda

" Josiah P., r. 1125 McAllister

" Julia, widow, r. 18 Prospect Av

" Julia A., widow, r. 724 Berlin

" J. W., clerk Miller, Sloss & Co., r. Oakland

" Kellogg A., agent S. P. Co. and superin-
tendent Sacramento River steamers.
Market St. Wharf, r. Berkeley

" Kirby B., clerk E. J. Bowen, r. Alameda

" Kitty Miss, bookkeeper Bare Bros., r. 1034
Pine
White L. E. Lumber Co., Lorenzo E. White
president, John H. Tate secretary, man-
ufacturers redwood lumber, ties, posts,
etc., 22 California

" Letitia Mrs., r. 1943 Howard

" L. H., laborer J. W. Ferris, r. IRivoli Av

" L. H. Mrs., stewardess str Coptic

" Lillie Miss, r. 916^4 Natoma

" Lillie M. Miss, teacher Polytechnic High
School, r. 217 Capp
White Lorenzo E., president L. E. White Lum-
ber Co., 22 California, r. Berkeley

" Louis C, laborer, r. 1419 Hayes
White Lovell, secretary and cashier San Fran-
cisco Savings.Union, NE cor California
and Webb, r. 1616 Clay

'■ Lowell C, r. 1929 Howard

" Luke, wool dryer Ballard & Hall, r. 15/2
Oak Grovp Av

White Lydia A., widow, r. 626 Capp

" Mamie Miss, shoefitter, r. 184 Perry

" Margaret, widow, r. 2710 Scott

" Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. 184 Perry

" Martin, mining, 58 Montgomery Block, r.
1518 Larkin

" Martin E., wireworker, r. 329 Vallejo

" Mary, widow, r. 122 California Av

" Mary, widow, r. 335 Tehama

" Mary A. Miss, r. 1014 Pine

" Mary B.. widow, r. 930 Bush

" Matthew, shoemaker, 527 Commercial, r.
334 Union

" Maud E. Miss, stenographer W. H. Chap-
man, r. 733, 17th

" May Miss, r. 749 Howard

" Michael, fireman, r. 625 Davis

" Michael, miner, r. 184 Perry

" Michael P., r. 27a Noe

" M. J., reporter Call, r. 1236 Market

" Nellie M. Miss, clerk U. S. Surveyor Gen-
eral's ofQce, r. 1206 Haight

" Orrin E., contractor and builder, 733, 17th

" Oscar W., traveling salesman California
Powder Wks., r. Oakland

" Patrick, shoemaker, r. 347^4 Grove

" Patrick, teamster Central Coal Co., r. 35
Federal

" Patrick J., city agent Fireman's Fund Ins.
Co., 444 California, r. 2315 Bush

" Patrick J., teamster r. 71214 Clementina
White Peter, vice-president White Bros, (incor-
porated), SE cor Spear and Howard, r.
Alameda

" Philip E., attorney at law, 305 Larkin

" P. J., carpenter, r. 205i/4 Fell

" Ralston L., student, r. 1616 Clay

WHITE R. E. & CO.

(Richard E. White), druggists, apoth-
ecaries, drugs, perfumes, toLet arti-
cles, etc., 400 Hayes

White Richard, driver South S. F. Tannery
" Richard C, actor, r. 408, 10th
" Richard E. (R. E. White & Co.), and treas-
urer California College of Pharmacy, 113

Fulton, r. 814 Grove
" Richard M., dental student, r. 1312 Union
" Robert, foreman boiler shop Risdon I. and

L. Wks, r. 560 Howard
White Robert, cashier San Francisco News

Co., 206-208 Post, r. 1253 Octavia
" Robert, laborer, r. 6 De Haro
" Robert Jr., student, r. 1253 Octavia
" Robert Mrs., widow, r. 138 Clara
" Robert F., salesman Wangenheim, Stern-

heim&Co., r. 540 Lyon
" Robert H., architect, 104 Flood Bldg, r,

1216 Haight
" Robert W., r. 110 Eddy
" Roy S., millhand Deming-Palmer Milling

Co., r. 1416 Washington
" Samuel, teamster Cal. Construction Co., r.

312 Brannan

WHITE SAMUEL A.

(H. C. Porter & Co.), funeral director
and practical embalmer, 122 Eddy,
telephone South 226, r. The Langham,
telephone Bush 15
White S. Ballard, vice-president California
Fruit Company, 505-507 Sansome. r. 1131
Bush

" Serepta C, widow, r. 1311 Union
White Sewing Machine Co., Charles T. Forden
manager. 138-140 Ellis, Y. M. C. A. Bldg

" Silas A., principal Spring Valley Grammar
School, r. 1312 Union

" S.J. Mrs., r. 1206 Haight

" Sophie Miss, saleslady, r. 1023, 21st
White Star Laundry Co., Edward Hoyt pro-
prietor, cor 11th and Channel, main office
Chronicle Bldg vestibule

" Star Line Steamships (New York,
Queenstown and Liverpool) Jonathan
Middleton agent, 213 Jackson

" T., conductor Cal. St. R. R., r. 1113 Broad-

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White Thomas, baker, r. 177 Minna

■ Thomas, carpenter, r. 529 Sacramento

■ Thomas, expressman, r. 54 Sacramento

■ Thomas, laborer, r. 67 Clementina

■ Thomas, laborer U. S. Engineer's dept, r.
Presidio

Thomas, millhand Pac. Roll. Mill
' Thomas, salesman L. Dinkelspiel & Sons

r. 504A 19th
Thomas Jr., porter L. Dinkelspiel & Sons,

r. 504a 19th
Thomas A., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.

Mountain View. Cal.
Thomas B., principal Washington Gram-
mar School, r. 905 Market
Thomas F., tanner, r. 724 Berlin
Thomas J., druggist, r. 419 Clayton
Thomas J., laborer, r. 25 Lilly Av
Thomas W., boots and shoes, 25, 23d
Thompson, janitor Sutter St. Ry., r. 2010

Polk
Timothy, wood and coal, NW cor Page and

Clayton, r. 419 Clayton
Timothy J., liquors, 1806 Market, r. 25 Lily

Av •'

■ Uriel H.,r. 602 Stockton
Vincent, laborer, r. 41 Tehama
W., capitalist, r. 806 Ellis
Walter, barber Henry L. White
Walter, bookkeeper West Coast Furniture

Walter J., blacksmith Fulton Eng. & Shin
Bldg. Wks., r. 2118 Greenwich

Walter S., clerk Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 17
Minnesota

Walter W., clerk, r. 1020 Market

Warren S., insurance appraiser, 223 Safe
Deposit Bldg, r. Oakland

W. D. Mrs., widow, r. 216 Devisadero

William (White Bros.),r. 539 Buena Vista
Av

William, clerk, r. 1821 Mason

William, pressman S. F. Candle Co., r. 325,
4th

William, teacher Washington Grammar
School, r. 905 Market

William, tinner L. E. Spear, r. 614 Lom-
bard

William, waiter, r. 224, 4th

William, watchman, r. 609 Willow Av

William A., clerk Davis, Haber & Co r
Alameda

William B., attorney at law, 310 Pine, room
46, r. Oakland

William B., clerk general passenger
agent's office S. P. Co., r. 1596 Bush

William E.. r. 524 Fell

William E., teamster, r. 12 St. Rose's Av

William F. (O. W. Marye & Co.), r. 1332
Pine

William H. (Allyne & White), r. New York

William H., solicitor Call, r. 921 Market

William H., vice-president L. E. White
Lumber Co., 20 California, r. Elk, Men-
docino Co.

William H. H., salesman Neville & Co., r.
Oakland

William J., driver John Linehan, r. 703
Vienna
WMte William J., manager Alameda Gas Sav-
ing Association, 306 Sutter, r. Alameda
" William J., printer, r. 98U/3 Harrison
" William J., solicitor, r. 921 Market
"■ William J. H., clerk Union Iron Wks, r. 905

Market
" William L., clerk Washburn & Moen Mfg.

Co., r. 12 Oak
" William V., contractor, r. 124i/4 Guerrero
«®" White. See Whyte and Wight

WHITE'S LAUNDRY,

E. P. White & Co. proprietors, 12tli bet
Howard and Folsom, office 23 Powell,
telephone Bush 12, hranch office 11
Tayior

Whitefield John, capitalist, r. 902 Montgom-
ery
" RogvaldE., clerk, r. 1403 Golden Gate Av
4®=- Whitefield. See Whitfield

Whitehead Abe L., bookkeeper R. Isaacs &

Bro., r. 415 Hayes
" Al. D., clerk, r. 214 Steiner
" Benjamin, hoseman Engine28, r 436 Green-
wich
" Howard L., salesman J. T. Bowers & Son

r. Oakland
" Morris, r. 415 Hayes
" Reginald N., telegraph operator local

freight office S. P. Co., r. 220 O'Farrell
" Richard O., clerk auditing dept. Wells

Fargo & Co., r. Oakland
" Samuel B. (S. B. Whitehead & Co.), r. 214

Steiner
" S. B. & Co. (Samuel B. Whitehead, Thomas

H. Hurlick and George F. Tuttle), auc-
tioneers, 20 Leidesdorff
" Thomas, coachman Timothy J. Sullivan

r. 2422 California
" William, r. 1434 California
" William, expressman, r. 809Shotwell
" William, machinist Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 604

Napa
Whitehouse Edward, gunsmith R. Liddle Co

r. Berkeley
Whitehurst Henry, cook, r. 234 Crescent Av
" James P., soap maker F. Emil Seidel, r

234 Crescent Av
" John, laborer P. Biggins & Co., r. SW cor

Pohattan snd Minot
" Joseph, blacksmith Wm. H. Birch & Co., r

961 Folsom
" Thomas W., bricklayer, r. 234 Crescent Av
Whitelaw Charles F., engineer, r. 313 Folsom
" Frank, well borer Cahill & Hall Elevator

Co., r. 16 Natoma
" Henry W., gauger U. S. Internal Revenue
" N., sampler Western Sugar Refinery, r. 631

Tennessee
" Thomas A. (T. P. H. Whitelaw & Son), r.

631 Harrison
" Thomas P. H. (T. P. H. Whitelaw & Son),

r. 631 Harrison

WHITELAW T. P. H. & SON

(Thomas P. H. and Thomas A.), ship
chandlery, wrecking and submarine
diving and agents steamer Whitelaw,
216 Spear, telephone Main 1580

4®=Whitelaw. See Whytlaw
Whiteley William, machinist, r. 173 Perry
" William H., Custom House attorney S. P.
Co., r. 605 O'Farrell
Whitelock George, clerk Brown Bros. & Co., r.

65 Langton
Whitely Henry M. (Hall & Whitely), 314 Mont-
gomery, r. 2310 California
Whlteman Albert G., butcher, r. 12 Miller PI
" Clara Mrs., r. 135, 14th
" Edward, seaman str City of Sydney
" Louis, conductor S. F. & S. M. Ry., r. 240 Day
Whiteside Alexander, laborer S. P. Co., r. 3421!4
Mission
" Andrew, engineer, r. 1203ii,' Folsom
" Annie Miss, with James H. Barry, r. 3421i/^

Mission
" Bolin J., salesman, r. 522 Ellis
" Carrie E., widow, r. 300, 12th Av
" Edward F., tube clerk Palace Hotel
" Hattie A. Miss, r. 1121 Taylor
" James D., salesman, r. 34211/4 Mission
" James H., pressman Joseph Winterburn

Co., r. 1121 Taylor
" John, deputy County Clerk, r. Hotel St.

Nicholas
" Ninian E., laborer, r. 306, 12th Av

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409

Pow-

Wliitfield Albert A., painter Edison Light and
Power Co., r. 632 Natoma

" James A., blacksmith Thomas Christie, r.
Oakland

" John H., porter, r. 1624 Leavenworth

" William, machinist Corporation Yard S.
F. F. D., r. 12091/2 Hayes

" William J., porter, r. 1624 Leavenworth
J8S=-Whitfield. See Whitfield
Whitford Frank D., pressman Hinton Printing
Co.. r. 618 Minna

" George, harnessman John Peters, r. 1912
Ellis
Whitham Charles E., clerk, r. 2409 Mission

" Henry, laborer S. P. Co., r. 2409 Mis-
sion

" H. M. Miss, shorthand and typewriting,
630 Market, r. 2409 Mission
4S= Whitham. See Witham
WTiiting AlonzoA., salesman Murphy Varnish
Co.

" Bertram D., motorman Market St. Ry., r.
1526a Turk

" Charles E., compositor Argonaut, r. 2007
Mission

" Charles H., clerk S. F. News Co.,
Ellis

" David, r. 7 San Antonio

" Elizabeth E., widow, r. 2328 Jones

" Eugene C, clerk Post Office, r. 90t
ell

" George, driver, r. 822^/^ Shotwell
Whiting Henry C, general manager San Fran-
cisco and North Pacific Railway Co.,
Mutual Life Bldg. 4th floor, r. Occi-
dental Hotel

" James W., real estate, r. 720 Franklin

" Johanna, widow, r. 7 San Antonio

" John, r. 7 San Antonio

" Joseph, r. 7 San Antonio

" Leonard B.. janitor, r. 156, 14th

" Randolph V., attorney at law, 211 San-
some, room 7, r. Berkeley

" Susie H. Mrs., r. 9 Guerrero

" Walter A., elevator director Mills Bldg. r.
156, 14th

" William E., salesman Baker & Hamilton.
r. 113 Scott

" William L., millwright, r. 156, 14th
Whitley Gerald S., clerk H. T. WTiitley, r. 1107
Valencia

" Harry T., hardware and plumbing, HUT
Valencia

" Henry A., with Real Estate and Develop-
ment Co., r. Berkeley

" Robert, bartender, r. 10 Albion Av

" William J., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 442.
34th

" William P., traveling salesman W. P.
Fuller & Co.. r. 404 Ellis
.e®= Whitley. See Whiteley
Whitlock Eugene, millhand. r. 1205 Guerrero

" John O., caTpenter, r. 427 Cedar Av

" Mine (Mariposa Co.), William Johns
agent, 320 Sansome, room 11

" Montague, bakery, 131A 15th
Whitman Albert, blind maker Edward B. Hindes
&Co.,r. 528 Chestnut

" Charles, pressman Valleau & Peterson, r.
528 Chestnut

" D. Miss, -stenograph Dalton Bros.

" Dolly Miss, milliner Cohn & Schetter. r.
528 Chestnut

" E. C. Mrs., r. 1740 Mission

" Edward, plumber W. J. J. Weeke^, r. 528
Chestnut

Whitman Henry, r. 528 Chestnut
" James, stone cutter, r. 530, 3d
" Russell, collector Fireman's Fund Ins. Co.,

r. Oakland
" & Barnes Manufacturing Co. The, Sidney
J. Conger manager, agricultural imple-
ment supplies, 33 Market
4®=" Whitman. See Whiteman
Whitmarsh Charles S., switchman, r. 1511 San-
chez
Whitmire Sarah J., widow, r. 714 Natoma
Whitmore A., carpenter, r. 765 Howard

Eben W., carpenter Occidental Hotel
Frank W., messenger Cal. State Mining

Bureau, r. 16 Henry
Lizzie M. Miss, clerk general freight office

S. P. Co., r. Oakland
Martin V. B., r. 2505 Post
William N., mason Edison Light and Pow-
er Co., r. Fruitvale
" Willis W., machinist Great Western Can
Co., r. Oakland
4®- Whitmore. See Whittemore
Whitney A. & Sons, car wheels, Williams, Di-
mond & Co. agents, 202 Market
A. A., traveling salesman D. M. Osborne &

Co., r. Los Angeles
Abbott L., insurance agent, 205 Sansome, r.

15 Leaveuworth
Albert, commission merchant, r. 1105

Hyde
Alb rtus B., traveling salesman, r. 344

Grove
Albion H., salesman C. E. Whitney & Co.,

r. 413 Post
Arthur L. (C. E. Whitney & Co.), r. San

Mateo
Austin, clerk C. E. Anderson, r. 215^ Ma-
son
Whitney C. E. & Co. (Arthur L. Whitney and
Edward B. Pond), dairy produce and
Drovisions, office 122-128 Davis and
abattoir 5th Av South nr Railroad Av
Charles H., machinist George H. Tay Co.,

r. 783 Mission
Charles M., office, 722 Montgomery, r. 1935

Geary
Edgar B., insurance, 328 Montgomery, room

511, r. Alameda
Edward E., r. 169 Moultrie
Elbert E., bottler Dallemand & Co., r. 3020
Pine
Whitney Electrical Instrument Co. (Pena-
cook, N. H.), California Electrical
Works general agents. 35 Market
Francis L. (Whitney & Webster), r. 2030

Laguna
Frank E., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.

Oakland
Frank E., commercial traveler, r. 125 De

Long Av
Frank L., photographer R. C. Jones, r. 3020

Pine
Frank R.. r. 451, 9th
Frank R., carpenter, r. cor Point Lobos and

35th Avs
George B., plumber, r. 15V^ Harrison Av
George F., barber John Lehritter, r. 22i/4,

7th
George F., clerk Whitney & Webster, r.

2030 Laguna
George H., clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r.

Alameda
George S., clerk Miller, Sloss & Scott, r.
Oakland

Whitney George W., assistant secretary Gold-
berg, Bowen & Co., 426 Pine, r. 3031
Washington
" G. H., master mariner, r. 507 East
Whitney James D., physician and surgeon,
67-70 Crocker Bldg, r. Palace Hotel
" James E., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 104 Phelan Bldg
Whitney James 0., commission, 73 Nevada
Block, r. Oakland
" James P. Mrs, widow, r. 901 Fillmore
" James W., city agent Home and Phoenix

Ins. Cos., r. 720 Franklin
" J. J. Mrs., medium, r. 218 Stockton

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WHITNEY JOHN B.,

manufacturers' agent, manager The
Holmes & Edwards silver Co. and Man-
hattan Silver Plate Co., 120 Sutter,
room 3, r. 125 De Long Av

Whitney John B., president and general man-
ager, U. S. Standard Weight and Meas-
ure Assn., 41 Fremont, r. 3020 Pine
" John E., stevedore, 11 Steuart, r. Berkeley
" John J., proprietor Stockton Street House,

218 Stockton
" John T., asphaltum roofer, 1404 Eddy, r.

1301 Webster
" J. Proctor, collector Gas Consumers' Assn,

r. 901 Fillmore
" Julia, widow, r. 241 Bartlett
" Lawrence E., asphaltum roofer, r. 1201

Webster
" Mary E. widow, r. 2812 Bush
" Neva Miss, dressmaker, r. 210 Hyde
" Patrick, sweeper City Street Improvement

Co., r. 104, 7th
" Peter O., driver, r. 241 Bartlettt
" Robert N., clerk Whitney & Webster, r.

2030 Laguna
" Roy D., clerk William A. Games, r. 226

Scott
" Roy L., with E. B. Whitney, r. Alameda
" Samuel G., collector S. Simon, r. 226 Scott
" Sophia Mrs., r. Old People's Home
" Thomas, r. 239 Bartlett > i\r;

WHITNEY TRANSFER CO.

(incorporated), George P. McNear pres-
ident, Nathan Gouid vice-president,
William L. Achard secretary and man-
ager, San Francisco, Oakland, Alameda,
Berkeley, Stockton, Petaluma, Golden
Gate, Lorin, Temescal, Piedmont and
Fruitvale, 3-5 Commercial, telephone
Main 243, and 28 and 630 Market, and
972 Broadway, Oakland
Whitney W. C. Mrs., widow, r. 302 Van Ness Av
" William, bookkeeper Richard D. Chandler,

r. Berkeley
" William, master schr Jessie Minor, offtce

22 Market
" William, porter, r. 783V4 Market
" William B., boatman, r. 916 Montgomery

Av
" William H., motorman Market St. Ry., r.

1432 Turk
" William J., with Shreve & Co., r. East

Oakland
" William M., r. 25 Stockton PI
" & Webster (Francis L. Whitney and Fred-
erick R. Webster), wool warehouse, NE
cor 5th and Townsend
Whitsitt Francis F., physician, NE cor New

Montgomery and Howard
Whltson David, secretary Chicago Clock Co.,
1622-1626 Market, r. 2005b Golden Gate
Av
Whittaker Harry, rattan worker Cal. Rattan
Co., r. Oakland
" Harry V., insurance agent, r. 2814 Golden
Gate Av
49= Whittaker. See Whi taker
Whittam Matthew, carpenter, r. 234 Oak
Whitted Agnes, widow, r. 256 Minna
Whlttell George, president Luning Co., 39 Sut-
ter, r. 1155 California
" Jennie A., widow, r. 1035 Pine
J8Sr-Whittell. See Whittle
"Whittemore Daniel H., attorney at law, 318
Pine, rooms 18-30, r. San Rafael
" Henry, salesman Bush & Mallett Co., r. 805

Geary
"' James B., architect, r. 519 Leavenworth
" James B. Jr., machinist Market St. Ry.,

r. 323b Uevisadero
" Mary L., widow, r. 323b Devisadero
j9®" Whittemore. See Whitmore
Whitten Carlton F., glass blower, r. 567 Bryant
" Charles, laborer, r. 143, 6th
',' James, porter, r. 1026 Geary
" Thomas W., deputy City and County Sur-
veyor, r. 780 Clayton

Whitten Winfleld S., packer, r. 14 Morris Av

" Zachariah T., clerk, r. 567 Bryant
>8®-Whitten. See Whitton
Whittenberger Annie Miss, r. 116 Shipley

" Theodore, clerk, r. 116 Shipley
Whittet William D., foreman machinist Joshua
Hendy Machine Wks, r. 3105V4 Buchanan
Whittier Alonzo A., miner, r. 1019 Oak
" James E., contractor, NW cor 7th and

Berry, r. 700 Shotwell
" D. E. Mrs., r. Hotel St. Nicholas
■' Olita B. Miss, r. 700 Shotwell
Whittier Primary School, Miss Emma E. Stin-
cen principal, N s Harrison nr 4th
" Waldron G., teamster, r. 116V^ Shotwell
Whittier William F., capitalist, 214 Pine,
rooms 14-16, r. 1630 Jackson
" William R., with William F. Whittier, r.
1630 Jackson
Whittingham Harry (Whittingham & Mosher)),
r. 704 Howard.
" & Mosher (Harry Whittingham and Joseph
Mosher), liquors, 703 Howard
Whittington John, superintendent Oregon Im-
provement Co., r. 30 Laurel PI
" JohnG., accountant Oregon Improvement
Co., r. 225 Guerrero
Whittle Albert M., paying teller S. F. Savings
Union, r. 131 Hancock
" Deering, r. 134 Colling wood
" Henry, brick mason, 40 New Montgomery,

r. 1911 Leavenworth
" James, longshoreman, r. 6 Beale PI
" Robert, policeman, r. 3318, 16th
" William, marine fireman, r. 554 Elizabeth
-8®=Whittle. SeeWhittell
Whittock William H., r. 1000 Railroad Av
Whitton James, bartender H. McLaughlin, r.

1095 Howard
«S=- Whitton. See Whitten
Whitty James H., reporter, r. 1063 Mission

WHITWELL WILLIAM S.,

physician and surgeon, office 21 Mills
Bldg, 3d floor, hour 11 a. m., hospital
for mental and nervous diseases, San
Mateo, Cal., r. San Mateo

Whitworth Eliza, widow, r. SW cor Buena

Vista Av and Java
Whitworth John M. (Whitworth & Shurtleiff),
r. Berkeley
" William, mill hand, r. 608, 6th
Whitworth & ShurtlefiF (John M. Whitworth
and Charles A. Shurtlefl), attorneys at
law, 120 Sutter, rooms 49-50, telephone
Main 1440
Whollett Harry, laboror, r. 316 Michigan .
Whooley Dennis, laborer, r. 1319 Montgomery
Whooton Agnes, bookkeeper Antone P. Wag-
ner, r. 1210 Golden Gate Av
" Frederick, painter, r. 1310 Golden Gate Av
" George F., painter, r. 1210 Golden Gate Av
Whorf Albert D., electrician, r. 289 Iowa
" Charles A., r. 289 Iowa
" Frank T., foreman, r. 289 Iowa
" Frederick E., electrician, r. 289 Iowa
" Rebecca R., widow, r. 289 Iowa
" William R., electrician Morosco's Grand
Opera House, r. 289 Iowa
Whoriskey Edward, fireman tug Reliance, r. 730

Harrison
Whybrow Clarence, salesman W. & J. Sloane &

Co., r. 531 Bush
Whyers John H., marine engineer, r. 18 Valley
" William W., porter W. P. Fuller & Co., r.
407, 3d

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i WILLIAM WOLFF & CO., 329 Market St V

Whyte Maggie, domestic, 520 Van Ness Av
" Malcolm C, trackman Market St. Ry.,r.

337a San Jose Av
" Neil C. ( Why te & DeRome) , r . Golden Gate,

Cal.
" Thomas, bookkeeper Eagleson-Hawkins

Co., r. 207 Mason
" & DeRome (Neil C. Whyte and Louis De-
Rome), proprietors Globe Brass and

Bell Foundry and Machine Works, 126-

128 Main
j6®- Whyte. See White and Wight
Whytlaw John N., salesman F. H. Lawton &

Co., r. 809 California
«®= Whytlaw. See Whitelaw
Whytock Jessie Miss, saleslady M. L. Stearns,

r. 315 Scott
Wiberg Eline, domestic, 1513 Grove

" Peter, cabinet maker William A. Schrock
Wibert John H., pressman, r. 71914 Howard
Wiblishauser Frederick, cooper Cal. Wine

Assn., r. 512 O'Farrell
Wibord Edward, rope splicer Market St. Ry.,

r. 1144 Stevenson
Wichelhausen Herman, shirt maker, 924 Lar-

kin
Wichler Charles, engineer Union I. Wks, r.

Wichman Fritz, confectionery, 336, 24th
" Henry P. (Wichman, Lutgen & Co.), r.

Alameda
" John F., candy manufacturer, 3037, I6th
Wicnman, Lutgen & Co. (Henry P. Wichman,
John Lutgen and Frederick Staude),
wholesale wines and liquors, 318-322 Clay
" Peter, candy maker, r. 8 Elgin Park Av
Wichmann Elizabeth A. Miss, teacher music,
r. 427 Sutter
" Frank, manager J. F. Wichmann, r. 1619

Polk
" Herman (Wichmann & Dorgeloh), and gro-
ceries and liquors, 725Folsom, r. 749 Fol-
som
" John F., groceries and liquors, 1141 Oak
" & Dorgeloh (Herman Wichmann and Her-
man Dorgeloch), groceries and liquors,
SE cor Welsh and 4th
Wichrowski Albert, barber, r. 709 O'Farrell
" Krakus, butcher, r. 709 O'Farrell
" Paul, steward John Bergez, r. 812 Scott
" Thaddeus, waiter Bohemian Club, r. 709
O'Farrell
Wicht John L., shoemaker United Boot and Shoe

Co., r. 63 Clipper
Wick Charles, packer, r. 428, 9th

" George, timer Sutter St. Ry.,r. 1810 Polk
Wickburg Amelia, domestic, 811, 20th
Wicke Ernst, baker, r. 634 Pacific

" Fred, clerk William Meyer, r. 265, 9th
Wickenhauser Edward, shipping clerk Good-
yea 1 Rubber Co., r. SE cor Bennington
and EUert
" Sarah, widow, r. 3 Chatham PI
Wickens Arthur, cabinet maker William Bate-
man, r. Percita Av nr Howard
Wicker Fred W., with Home and Phoenix Ins.
Cos., r. Alameda
" Henry J. (R. J. Techau & Co.), r. The

Strathmore
" Herman ;jE., traveling salesman Braun-

schweiger & Co., r. 1947 Geary
" William E.. contracting freight agent
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Rail-
way Co., 5 Montgomery, r. 534 Bush
Wickersham William H., carpenter and builder,
40 New Montgomery, r. 1125 York

Wickersheimer August, cellarman Milwaukee
Brewery, r. 1936 Folsom
" Gustav, laborer Enterprise Brewing Co., r.
1936 Folsom
Wickertsheimer Frederick, tailor, r. 15 Monroe
Wickes Elmer T., clerk N. A. Archer, r. 1238
Bush
" Ethel M. Miss, artist, r. 823a Sutter
" Florence L. Miss, china decorator, r. 823a

Sutter
" Herbert C, clerk Edison Phonograph Co.,

r. 1238 Bush
" Kate H. Miss, artist, r. 823a Sutter
" Margaret E., widow, r. 1306 Pine
Wicket Henry, porter People's Palace
Wickham James H., paperhanger and second-
hand books, 2401/2, 9th
Wicklund Nels, clerk Albion Lumber Co., r. 153
Tehama
" Peter, tailor, r. 710 Washington
Wickman Charles, 2d officer str Point Arena
" Edward, decorative artist, r. 837 McAllis-
ter
" Emily A. Miss, teacher Webster Primary

School, r. 713 Oak
" J. Fred, member S. F. Produce Exchange,

r. 713 Oak
" Karl G., master mariner, r. 22 Perry
je®"Wickman. See Wichman
Wicks Alfi-ed, r. 217 Francisco
" Edna, waiter Kings' Daughters' Home
" Henry, salesman Charles Mattheas, r. 1934

San Carlos Av
" Matilda, laundress Kings' Daughters'

Home
" Theodore, carpenter, r. 1706?^ Larkin
" William, printer, r. 1055 Mission
4®=-Wicks. See Wickes and Weeks
Wickson Edward J., horticultural editor Pa-
cific Rural Press, secretary State Horti-
cultural Society and president Califor-
nia State Floral Society, ofBce 220 Mar-

" George G. (G. G. Wickson & Co.), r. Berke-
ley
Wlckson G. G. & Co. (George G. Wickson) Rem-
ington typewriters, dairy and farming
implements, boilers and engines, 3-5
Front
Wickstrom Annie J., domestic, 1206 Haight
•' John, stonecutter McPhee Co., r. 1024^4

Minna
" Lawrence, trained nurse, r. 1117 Van Ness
Av
jg®- Wickstrom. See Wikstrom
Wickware George C, capitalist, r. Occidental

Hotel
Widark Peter, laborer Western Sugar Refinery,

r. 864% Mission
Widawski Isaac, barber Albert Barney, r. 813
Laguna
" Julius, tailor, 812 Laguna
Widber Andrew, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Widber Augustus C, City and County Treas-
urer, New City Hall, 1st floor, r. 158
Golden Gate Av
" Frank H., cashier Neustadter Bros., r. 616

Powell
" James H. Mrs., widow, r. 158 Golden Gate

Av
" J. H., estate of (Widber's Drug Store),

office 14 Ellis
" Stephen, r. 667 Minna
Widber's Drug Store (estate of J. H. Widber),

Henry J. Jordan manager, 14 Ellis
Widder Fred, photographer, r. 2813 Clay
" Goswin, private school, 2812 Clay
" Gustave, clerk, r. 2812 Clay
" Meta Mrs., teacher music, r. 2813 Clay
Widding George S., longshoreman, r. 1229 Do-
lores
Widen Adolph, cabinet maker, r. 641a Natoma
Wideman Hugo V., medical student, r. 2515H
Bryant
" James, teacher South Cosmopolitan Gram-
mar School, r. 2515!/2 Bryant
" W. W., reporter Report, r. 2515y2 Bryant
Widemann Hermann Jr., towage clerk J. D.
Spreckels & Bros. Co., r. 1400 Van Ness Av

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Widen R. G., fireman, r. 529 Sacramento
Wider F. Charles, cooper Enterprise Brewing
Co., r. 1926 San Carlos Av
" William, cloakmaker, r. 1926 San Carlos Av
S®=- Wider. See Welder

Widing Charles, tailor Peterson & Landeor, r.
631 Stevenson
" John, tailor Bullock & Jones Co., r. 631 Ste-
venson
Widlund J. F. & Co. (John F. Widlund and Rob-
ert Kangas), men's furnishing goods, 11
Mission
" John F. (J. F. Widlund & Co.), r. Berkeley
Widman Anton J., butcher Miller & Lux, r. N "s
11th Av South nrP
" Charles E., butcher Miller & Lux, r. N s

11th Av South nrP
•" Herman G., butcher, r. 11th Av South nr P
" W. H. Mrs., widow, r. 310, 10th
Widmer Albert (Dittli & Widmer), r. 502 Bryant
" Emil, waiter, r. 327 Clementina
" Jacob, cook, r. 236 Ritch
Widrin Benjamin, plumber, r. 1 Raphael PI
" Leon, r. 1 Raphael PI
" Mark L., clerk H. S. Crocker Co., r. 1

Raphael PI
" Olga Mrs., milliner, r. 1 Raphael PI
Wiebcke Frank, plumber, r. 1314 Jackson

" Frank Mrs., notions, 1314 Jackson
Wiebe William, r. 1618 Steiner
Wieberg William, cabinet maker, r. 2013 Folsom
Wiebold Chris H., r. 276 Minna
Wieboldt John P., laborer, r. 131 Fair Oaks
" P. William N. shipping clerk Geo. W.
Gibbs Co., r. 622, 23d
Wiebusch Henry C. G., groceries and liquors,

800, 17th, r. 802, 17th
Wiechers Peter (Wiechers &Bruhns), r. 225, 18th
" & Bruhns (Peter Wiechers and Henry
Bruhns), groceries and liquors, 225, 18th
Wiechert Frank, wood and coal, 3002 Webster
Wiedeman Charles, driver Wm. G. Loewe, r. 338
Madrid
•. Jacob, baker Nicholas Prost, r. 336, 3d
4®~Wiedeman. See Weideman.
Wiedenthal Samuel H., foreman Edison Light

and Power Co., r. 796 Elizabeth
Wieder Otto, bicycle repairer Devany, Hopkins

&Co.,r. 520Stanyan
Wiedero Carrie G. Miss, cashier Hale Bros., r.
•iVA Oak

WIEDERO HENRY 0.,

wholesale and retail crockery, china.

flass and earthenware, cutlery and
ar goods, NW cor 4th and Mission, r.
160 Golden Gate Av

Wiedero Louisa, widow, r. 21H Oak

Wiedman Wilson L., shoecutter Porter, Sless-

inger & Co., r. 1022 Mason
Wiedmann Albert, bakery, 1924 Howard
" Henry J., engineer Cahill i& Hall Elevator

Co. , r. 18th A V South nr N
Wieduwilt John A., weaver, r. 1221 Greenwich
Wiefels Frank W., foreman Central Hardware

and Supply Co., r. 518M Natoma
Wiegan Richard, barber, 143^ Church
"Wiegand Eugene, Assistant Quartermaster

General Department California and Ne-
vada G. A. R., 18 St. Ann's Bldg
"Wiegand Eugene A., clerk Standard Soap Co.,

r. 1634 Eddy
" Jacob H., machinist Pac. Sheet Metal Wks,

r. 673 Clementina
" John H., cook, r. 673 Clementina
J8®=" Wiegand. See Weigand, Weygant and

Wigand
Wieg andt Aage, carpenter, r. 3118 Point Lobos Av
Wiegel Clifford R., lithographer Schmidt Label

and Litho. Co., r. 600 Bush
Wiegeld E., seaman, r. 3 East
Wieger Charles, with R. T. Kennedy Co., r. 34

Ellis
" Emil, groceries and liquors, 2443 California
Wiegmann Christian, fireman, r. 716 Bryant
" Fred (Wiegmann & Stuermer), r. 231, 29th
" & Stuermer (Feed Wiegmann and Fred

Stuermer), cigar manufacturers, 528

Washington

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G^l-G^Zr A^arlcot St.

Wiegner George H., butcher, 1905 Point Lobos
Av
" John, carpenter, r. NW cor Point Lobos

and 11th Avs
'• William, butcher G. H. Wiegner, r. 1905
Point Lobos Av
Wiehe Flora Miss, r. 808 Turk
Wiel Alfred L., with Buckingham & Hecht, r.
1817 Jackson
" Irving J., law student, r. 1817 Jackson
" Jacob (Kast & Co.), r. 1918 Franklin
" Lewis P., vice-president Buckingham &
Hecht, 225-257 Bush, r. 1817 Jackson
4®=- Wiel. See Weil, Weill and Weyl
Wieland Albert G., merchant, 28 Crocker Bldg,

r. 424 Page
Wieland Brothers (John Wieland), importers
and wholesale provision dealers and sole
agents F. Ferrari's olive oil and soap,
210-212 Davis
» Charles S., r. 424 Page
" Emil J., bookkeeper Wieland Bros., r. 2018

California
" Frank, baker F. Straub, r. 105, 23d
" Frank, bartender, r. 919^ Natoma
" Fred A., clerk Hamburg-Bremen Fire Ins.

Co., r. 632 Post
" George, brewer, r. 707 Mission
" Gustave, r. 512 Bush

" Hotel, Mrs. B. O'Kane proprietor, 401 Har-
rison
" John (Wieland Bros.), r. 2018 California
" John, driver Kooistra Bros., r. Norton nr
Mission
Wieland John Brewery, San Francisco Brew-
eries (limited), proprietors, 228-240, 2d,
bottling department, 615 Howard, tele-
phone Main 444
" Max, head nurse German Hospital, r. 188%
Noe
Wieland Robert P., president California Bott-
ling Co., 1407-1417 Eddy, r. 2129 California
" Thomas J., miner, r. 863V^ Market
Wield Daniel, r. 1169 Mission
Wielen George, driver Joseph Duncan, r. 15

Whitney
Wiemer Michael, barber, r. 771 Howard
Wiemeyer Frank H., frame maker Sanborn,

Vail & Co., r. 32 Eureka
Wienberg Charles, shoemaker, r. 934 Folsom
Wieneke Frederick J., porter Swanberg's Oyster
House, r. 3 Central PI
" Robert (Wieneke & Plagemann), r. Golden
West Hotel
Wieneke & Plagemann (Robert Wieneke and
Frederick P. Plagemann), proprietors
Golden West Hotel, 32-36 Ellis
Wiener Aaron, librarian, B'nai B'rith Library,
121 Eddy, r. 1421 Golden Gate Av
" Aaron, wholesale cigars, 508-510 Washing-
ton, r. 415 Mason
" Adolph, bookkeeper, r. 1623!^ Geary
" Charles, bookkeeper Charles Mattheas &

Co., r. 390, 6th
■' Charles, clerk, r. 43, 6th
" Conrad, millhand Del Monte Milling Co., r.

416, 2d
" Edward, seaman, r. 319 Grant Av
" Edward, stenographer, r. 16231/2 Geary
" Gustave, lithographer, r. 504 Buchanan
" Henry, cashier Nathan, Dohrmann & Co.,

r. 12 Grove
" Jacob, clerk Jonas Schoenfeld, r. 504

Buchanan
" Julius, hardware, 913-915 Larkin
" Marks, r. 811 Octavia

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Wiener Max, r. 811 Octavia
" Max, tailor. 266 Minna
" Michael, bartender, r. 800 Kearny
" Mitehell,(Mandel, Pursch & Wiener), r. 13-26

Geary
" Morris H., stationery, 390, 6th
" Robert A., tailor, 982;^ Harrison
" Zelda Miss, stenographer Charles M. Oak-
ley, r. I63314 Geary
;^r" Wiener. See Weiner
Wieners Annie, widow, r. 231 Ritch
" Bernard H., groceries and liquors, 1400
Church, r. 1-102 Church
Wiehholz Joseph, assistant O'Connor, Moffatt
&Co., r. 3635 Mission
" Nicholas C, driver Kuhls, Schwarke
&Co., r. 3635 Mission
Wiersbitzky Harry, butcher. HVi Clinton Park
Wiese Charles H.. liquors and lodgings, 37
East
•' Charles H. Jr., trunkmaker, r. 37 East
" Frederick, cook James McKenna, r. 306

OTarrell
" Fritz, bartender Stepp & Straub, r. 1837

Howard
" George H., stevedore, r. 114 Buena Vista
" Henry, bartender Charles H. Wiese, r. 37

East
" John, liquors, NW cor Mission and 16th, r.

1944 Mission
" Marie, widow, r. 922, 20th
" P. O., expressman, r. 19, 6th
" Theodore H., bartender Nicholaus Diers, r.

1827 Howard
" William, bartender Jurss & von Ronn. r.
605 Davis
>^=- Wiese. See Weise. Weiss and Wise
Wieseman J. D., r. 211 Capp
Wiesenhavern August, barber, 1856 Howard
" Henry H., r. 1623 Grove
" Mary M. A., widow, r. 1623 Grove
Wiesenhutter Max. steward Page & Falch, r. 15

Lloyd
Wiesmann August G. (Wiesmann & Bruening).
r. 10 Willow Av
" Henry, bartender, r. 313, 4th
" Jacob, liquors. 1940 Market
" & Bruening (August G. Wiesmann and
Charles Bruening), liquors, 130, 3d
>^="Wiesmann. See Weismann and Wise-

mann
Wiester Aber S.. electrician, r. 2933 Folsom
" John C. CWiester & Co.), r. lOUVi Shot-
well
" Lucy E. Mrs., artist. 2933 Folsom
" William C. bookkeeper, r. 635 Guerrero
" William H. (Wiester & Co.), r. 2933 Fol-
som

WIESTER & CO.

(William H. and John C. Wiester), oil,
gas and gasoline stoves, and house-
fumisMng goods, 17-19 New Mont-
gomery, telephone Main 758

Wigand Sophie S. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Even-
ing School, r. 2306 Fillmore
■■ Theodore, physician, r. 3306 Fillmore

i^" Wigand. See Weigand, Weygant and Wie-
gand

Wigg Margaretta Mrs., librarian Free Public
Library Branch 4, r. E s Lott nr Haight

Wigger H. Mrs., widow, milliner Stange &
Janicke, r. 222 Page
" Henry J., salesman Dyer & Koch. r. 1
Elliot Park

Wiggers Harold, r. 2339 Geary

Wiggett William, r. 781 Mission

Wiggin Alonzo, r. 139 San Jose Av

Wiggin Charles E., bookkeeper Will & Finck.

Co., r. Berkeley
Wiggin Charles M., secretary Whitaker&Ray
Co., 723 Market, r. Oakland

" Frank S., laborer U. S. Customs, r. 235-
Kearny

" Marcus P., journalist Chronicle, r. Ala-
meda

" Mary, widow, r. 1621 Leavenworth

" William D., bookkeeper, r. 139 San Jose

Av
' William K., painter, r. 1706 Mason
Wiggins Charles F., teamster, r. 1894 Mis-
sion

•' George S., teamster, r. 1894 Mission

" James F., clerk Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 1810'
Broadway

" James S., wharfinger Broadway Wharf 1,
r. 17 Glen Park Av

" Leonard S., hatter, r. 2199^ Clara

" Silas S., carpenter, r. 1894 Mission

" Walter E., pressman Schmidt Label &
LithoCo., r. 1894 Mission

" Wilford H.. carpenter, r. 947 Capp
Wiggins Wilfred W., correspondent Pacific
Mail Steamship Co., ofiice 425Market,r.
1810 Broadway

" William H., r. 416 Austin Av

" William H.. marine engineer, r. 1894 Mis-
sion
Wigginton Benjamin F., carrier postoface, r.
1119 Jones

" Fred, salesman S. P. Taylor's Sons, r>
Berkeley

" Harry, plumber, r. SSVs Gilbert
Wigholm John A., blacksmith H. Crockard's-

Sons, r. 928 Montgomery
Wight Frank J., salesman C'. C. Hornung, r.
1103 Filbert

" Frederick G., office 722 Montgomery, r.
Oakland

" Fred L., clerk Williams, Dimond & Co., r.
1542 Page

" Stephen H. (Wight & Hocking), r. 1416
Pine

" William W., electrician S. P. Co., r. 312'
Fair Oaks

" & Hocking (Stephen H. Wight and Wil-
liam J. Hocking), carriage makers, 141*
Pine
Wightman Charles S., clerk J. A. Folger& Co..,.
r. Oakland

" Evelyn Miss, r. 10 Tremont Av

'• Helen F. Miss, r. 10 Tremont Av

" James, clerk John Wightman Jr.

" James S.. laborer, r. 24 Lily Av

" John Jr., commission merchant, 309 Cali-
fornia, rooms 1-2, r. 459 Guerrero

" John D.. cellarman The E. G. Lyons Co., r.
123 Bernard

" Mary A., widow, r. 835 Bush

" William B., National Bank Examiner, 30
Mills Bldg, 9th floor, r. Hotel Pleasan-
ton

" William T. (Mosher & Wightman), r. 116^
14th
Wigland John, seaman, r. 15^4 Freelon rear
Wigley Charles W., salesman Kempkey, Gil-
ham & Sawyer, r. 304, 3d

" Edwin, waiter S. F. Laundry, r. 1211 Fill-
more

" Edwin Mrs., notions, 1311 Fillmore
Wigmore Alexander, coremaker, r. 23% Perry
Wigmore Alphonse A., vice-president John
Wigmore & Sons Co., 139-147 Spear, San
Francisco, and Los Angeles, r. 606 Sut-

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" F. George, boxmaker Pac. & S. F.
Factory, r. 221, 8th

Wigmore George H., secretary John Wigmore
& Sons Co., 129-147 Spear, San Francisco,
and Los Angeles, r. Los Angeles
" James, special policeman, r. 1019 Leaven-
worth

Wigmore John, president John Wigmore &
Sons Co., 129-147 Spear, San Francisco,
and Los Angeles, r. Los Angeles

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Wigmore vice-president, George H.
Wigmore secretary, hardwood, lum-
ber, ship timber, cabinet woods and
veneers, 129-147 Spear, 26-28 Howard
and Los Angeles, cal.

Wigmore John G., commission merchant, r. 2213
Fillmore

Wigney George A., clerk Humboldt Lumber
Mill Co., r. Alameda

Wigren Franlc, seaman, r. 409 Drumm
" John, seaman, r. 511 Lombard

Wike John H., notions, 2218 Larkin
" Thomas, silver polisher Shreve&Co., r.
Oakland

Wiklund John, seaman str Alcatraz, r. 15V4
Freelon

Wikoff Mary, widow, r. 13 Louisa

Wikstrom Gustaf F., book and job printer, 1234
Howard

Wilbar Horace, deckhand str John S. Hartley,
r. 400 Bay

Wilber Edward, billposter, r. 1609 Geary
" Harry C, with R. C. Wilber, r. 612 Baker

WILBER ROBERT C,

importer foreign and American guides,
Palace Hotel news stand, typewriting,
telephone and flower stand, telephone
Main 1525, r. 608 Baker

Wilber William, carpenter, r. 366 Natoma
Wilberforce Alec B., with W. B. Chapman, r.

1223 Pine
Wilberg Andrew J,, barber John Stable, r.
1120/2 Florida
" Edward, bicycles, 407-409, 22d, r. 315, 23d
" Olof, carpenter, r. 315, 3d
4®=-Wilberg. See Willberg
Wilbert Frederick V., blacksmith M. L. Wil-
bert, r. 26 Turk
" Jane L., widow, r. 523 Minna
" Margaret Mrs., r. 1026 Bush

WILBERT MARTIN L.,

carriages, wagons, carts and trucks
made and repaired, 203 Fremont, tele-
phone Red 1501, r. 414, 1st

Wilbert Mary, widow, r. 9 Langton rear

" Valentine P., r. 209 Grant Av
Wilbur Asa P., compositor The Figaro, r. 532
Merchant
" Benjamin P., clerk, r. 527 Hickory Av
" Charles F., r. 403, 3d
" Emma P., widow, saleslady Willcox &

Gibbs S. M. Co., r. 717 Post
" F. Lawler, r. 527 Hickory Av
Wilbur George B., r. 313 Steiner
" Henry, r. 220 Montgomery Av
" Henry N., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.

2808 Bush
" Isaac R., treasurer and general manager
Royal Consolidated Mining Co., 214 Pine
room 27, r. 321 Hill
Wilbur John S., division engineer San Fran-
cisco and San Joaquin Valley Railway
Co., office 321 Market
" Marietta widow, The Lick Old Ladies'

Home
" Shirt and Collar Co., 6-8 Sutter
" Tiny, r. 527 Hickory Av
«®-Wilby. SeeWillby
Wilcken Henry, cabinet maker. Trinity nr

Bush
Wilcomb Charles P., curator Golden Gate Par k

Museum
WilcoxiAmslia, widow, r. 839, 15th Av South
" Edward, r. 839, 15th Av South
" Edward B., art glass worker Cal. Art
Glass, Bending and Cutting Wk s, r.
Oakland
" Emma Miss, dressmake r, r. 519 Octavia
" Frank A., gripman Sutter St. Ry, r. 1417

Bush
'< Frank A., 2d lieutenant Company C, 1st
Infantry U. S. A., Angel Island
Wilcox George G., president Albion Lumber
Co., 25 Luning Bldg, r. Chicago, 111.

Wilcox Herbert E., vice-president Albion
Lumber Co., 25 Luning Bldg, r. Chicago,
111.

" I. F., salesman Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Co., r. 703% Hyde

" J., messman str Pomona

" J. A., r. 418 Ellis

" Jeannette Miss, teacher vocal music, r. 771
Pierce

" Jesse L., harness maker Main & Winches-
ter, r. 824 Kearny

" John E., compositor Report, r. Alameda

" John W., r. 1603 Lexington Av

" Joseph R., carpenter and builder, 40 New
Montgomery, r. 608 Willow Av

" L. Mrs., proprietor Academy House, 705
California

" Lorenzo, traveling salesman, r. 39, 5th

" Russell M., cider manufacturer, r. 310 Noe

" Silas, contractor, r. 519 Octavia

" Silas H. (Silas H. Wilcox & Co.), r. 211
Page

" Silas H. & Co. (Silas H. and William D.
Wilcox), book and job printers, 106 Bat-
tery

" Simeon E., restaurant and bakery, 917 Mis-
sion, r. 613 Mission

" W., cook, r. 613 Mission

" Walter C, clerk auditing dept. Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. Oakland

" Walter I., dentist, 233a Leavenworth

" Willard C, machinist First Street Wks,
Union I. Wks, r. 839, 15th Av South

" William, stonecutter, r. 1138 Howard

" William D., r. 14,28th

" William D. (Silas H. Wilcox & Co.), r. 519
Octavia

WILCOX WILLIAM 0.,

physician and surgeon and professor
of diseases of Genito Urinary Organs
in California Medical College, 21 Pow-
ell, hours 1 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. m., tele-
phone Bush 5
*S-Wilcox. See Willcox and Willocx
Wilcoxon Caleb R., dental student, r. 1227'/4

4@=Wilcutt, See Willcutt
Wild John, r. Pioneer House
" John, laborer, r. 16 Polk Lane
«' John T. (Wild & Wyman) and bakery, 3045,

16th
" Julius, laborer, r. 57 Everett
" Louis, cigar packer, r. 335 Day
" Marv A. Mrs., teacher music and embroid-
ery, 1812 Union
" & Wyman (John T. Wild and James Wy-
man), second-hand furniture, 443, 3d
Wilde Arthur H., laborer S. P. Co., r. 330 McAl-
lister
" George A., spring maker, r. 440i/4 Brannan
" GustavM., cashier Pope & Talbot, r. 3211

Van Ness Av
" James, spring maker Betts Spring Co., r.

44014 Brannan
" John R., r. 3316 Steiner
" Peter, file maker, r. 44054 Brannan
" Richard, clerk Union Pacific System, r.

2301 Polk
" William W., chief clerk Union Pacific Sys-
tem, r. 2216 Steiner
4®- Wilde. See Willde^

Wildenradt Hugo, painter, r. 1139 Hampshire
Wilder Charles B., house and sign painter, 437,
31st
" Charles F., actor, r. 243 Bartlett

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§ Wilder Charles J., freight auditor Soutbern
o Pacific Co., NE cor 4th and Townsend,

^ r. Menlo Park

g" Wilder Charles T., Consul General Hawaiian
"S Islands, 206 Sansonae, room 22, r. Occi-

tH dental Hotel

" Clement (Wilder & Co.), r. 90IV2 Valencia
jg " Edwin H., law clerk A. E. Shaw, r. Oakland

" " Ernest E., butcher, r. 1319 Green

2 " Henry R., clerk, r. 321 Ellis

fe " James G., stevedore Sacramento Transpor-

o tation Co., r. ilGVi, 10th

^ " Marie Miss, r. 4 Kappeler Court

■ b " William, laborer, r. 1250 Howard

o " William P., carpenter Enterprise Mill, r.

iz! 210 Fell

Wilder & Co. (Clement Wilder, Charles W.
Moore and Charles H. Lombard), spec-
ialists in advertising, rooms 30-31 East-
erbrook Bldg, 20-24 Geary
"^ Wilderman George W., r. 1041 Mission
^ Wildes Frank L., salesman Boston Woven Hose
■^ and Rubber Co., r. Oakland

" Joseph H., civil engineer U. S. Surveyor
General's office, r. Oakland
Wildgans George, plumber, r. 1327 Harrison
Wildhagen Ernst, laundryman German Hos-
pital
" G. F. Mrs., r. 715 Larkin
" William, cooper Jackson Brewing Co., r. 10
Oak
Wildman Rounsevelle, editor and manager
Overland Monthly, 508 Montgomery, r.
2201 Webster
Wildrick Charles D., restaurant, 1530 Polk
Wilds Horace M., janitor, r. 1214 Clay
Wildt Gustav, waiter str Santa Rosa, r. 1111
Elm Av
" Valentine, brass finisher W. T. Garratt &
Co., r. 260 Howard
Wile Henry F., cigar maker Frahm & Franken-

berg, r. 1115 Jackson
Wiler Henry, r. 1130 Market
Wiles James A., manager San Francisco Busi-
ness College and Ellis Publishing Co.,
1236 Market
Wiley Anne, widow, nurse, r. 731 Broadway
" Brothers (James H. Wiley and William D.

Nickle), furniture, 931 Mission
" Charles, r. 225 Duncan
" Charles E., teamster, r. 516 Haight
'• Enoch, blacksmith Payne's Bolt Wks, r.

Oakland
" George F., teamster S. F. Planing Mill, r.

332a 12th
" Harley R., attorney at law, 319 Pine, rooms

54-55 r. Berkeley
" Harry, r. 225 Duncan

" Intrepid M., proprietor Root House, 126, 4th
" Isaac, watchman, r. 532, 21st
" James H. (Wiley Bros.), r. 112 Olive Av
" Lavinia, widow, r. 129 Harriet
" Samuel R., accountant, r. 114 McAllister
" Thomas, r. 225 Duncan

" Walter J., buyer S. F. Breweries, r. 2217
Buchanan
4®-Wiley. See Whiley, Willey and Wylie
Wilfert Brothers (Christopher and Henry), pro-
visions, 1378 Market
" Christopher (Wilfert Bros.), r. 1422 Mission
" Henry (Wilfert Bros.), r. 1422 Mission
Wilford Albert, builder, r. 3009 Jackson
" Edward, clerk Toomey & Casey, r. 3009
Jackson
Wilgus Charles B., carriage driver, r. 5210c-
tavia

Wilhelm Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 11'/^ Perry
" August, physician, 30 Post, r. Alameda
" August H., carpenter, r. 469 Shotwell
" Christopher, laborer August Koerber, r.

125a Bernard
" Conrad, expressman, SE cor Stockton and

Union, r. 814 Union
" George, butcher James G. Shyne, r. 11»4

Perry
" George C, laundry man, r. 911, 18th
" Jacob, butcher, r. 11% Perry
" Julia, widow, r. 11% Perry
Wilhelma of Magdeburg General Insurance
Co. (of Magdeburg), Gutte & Frank man-
agers Pacific Coast department, 303 Cali-
fornia
WUhelmi Wolrad, cigars and tobacco, 509

Montgomery
Wilhelmson Lars, machinist, r. 1 Folsom Av
Wilhelmy Max, canvasser, r. 21 Essex
Wilke Adeline Mrs., dairy produce, 2006% Mis-
sion
" Adolph, pressman Louis Roesch Co., r. cor

Montgomery Av and Green
" Edward, plumber, 1414 Church
" Frederick Mrs., widow, r. 228 Waller
" George, porter N. F. Macphee
" JohnO.F.,r. 446, 18th
" Louise C. Miss, r. 1148 Sutter
" Paul, seaman, r. 110 Berry
" Robert G., real estate, r. 1148 Sutter
«S=-Wilke. See Wilkie
Wilken William, bartender Lund & Hansen, r.

428 Natoma
Wilkening Henry, groceries and liquors, cor

Church and Duncan, r. 1416 Church
Wilkens Alwene, domestic, 2003 California

" Charles (Wilkens & Co.), r. Oakland
Wilkens Charles R., wines and liquors, SE cor
McAllister and Webster, r. 709% Bu-
chanan
" Diedrich, translator, r. 321 Capp rear
" Ernest O., liquors, 3206 California, r. 3308

California
" Frederick, clerk Henry A. Schultze, r. 542

Polk
" Fredericka H., domestic, 1708a Waller
" George (George Wilkens & Co.), r. 403Bran-

nan
" George, seaman, r. 22 Sacramento
" George & Co. (J. William and George Wil-
kens), groceries and liquors, 600, 3d
" Harry K. P., traveling salesman, r. 251

Octavia
" Jacob A., r. 34 Ellis
" John, wrapper manager O'Connor, Moffatt

& Co.,r. 2124 Mason
" John H. (Wilkens & Boese), r. 126%, 13th
" J. William (George Wilkens & Co.), r. Oak-
land
" Lars, clerk William Simpson, r. 503 Davis
" Nicolaus, confectionery, 2424 Market
" Otto F., liquors, 633 Sacramento, r. 834

Bay
" & Boese (John H. Wilkens and Nicholas
Boese), groceries and liquors, SE cor
Sacramento and Drumm
" & Co. (C. Wilkens and B. Natorp), shipping
and commission merchants, 124 San-
some
4®" Wilkens. See Wilcken and Wilkins
j6®="Wilkenson. See Wilkinson
Wilker Gustav, cooper, r. 1301 Harrison
Wilkes Nellie, widow, r. 9M William rear

" William J., night foreman S. F. & S. M. Ry.

Wilkie Adolph, foreman Examiner, r. 605 Green

Wilkie Andrew, proprietor Mechanics' Mill,

SW cor Mission and Fremont, r. 433

Oak

" Andrew Jr. , solicitor Andrew Wilkie, r. 433

Oak
" Duncan, carpenter, r. 508 Connecticut
" Francis A., clerk Andrew Wilkie, r. 433

Oak
" Henry, clerk Henry Kohn, r. 408 Folsom
" Herman, upholsterer, r. 1051 Mission
" Walter, messenger Eugene G. Davis, r. 433
Oak
4®- Wilkie. See Wilke

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Wilkins Alice M. Mrs., hair dresser, r. 119
Stockton
" Alva R., architect, r. 3008 Fillmore
" Arthur F., steamfitter, r. 303V4 Turk
" Beniamin P., janitor Exempt Fire Co., r.

609 Pine
" Caldwell R., salesman Kahn Bros., Klein

& Co., r. 232 Van Ness Av
" C. M., purser str City of Sydney
Wilkins de Winton William, naval architect
and shipwright, 3 Harrison, r. 1141 Dolo-
res
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 3008 Fillmore
" Frank, instrument maker Charles C. Riedy,
r. 1416 Broadway
Wilkins Frank A., secretary and treasurer Cas-
par Lumber Co., 48 Market, room 3, r.
1310 Hyde
" Fred A., car dispatcher Market St. Ry., r.

912 Minnesota
" Frederick, r. 38 Harriet
" Gesche, widow, r. 18]/^ Decatur
" Henry, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
" Henry A., polisher, r. 38 Harriet
Wilkins James M. (Wilkins & Pearson), and
liquors. NE cor 8th Av and Fulton, r.
Cliff House
John, baker, r. 909 Kearny
John, onyx rubber J. & F. Kesseler, r. ISyj

Decatur
John G., r. 106 Henry
John H., laborer, r. 946 Bryant rear
J. Wesley, teacher music, 827 Geary
Louis, laborer, r. 961 ^4 Bryant
Louis, teamster, r. I8V2 Decatur
Samuel J., carpenter, r. 3008 Fillmore
Thomas, carpenter, r. 772^4 Harrison
William L., journalist, r. 811 Golden Gate
Av
" William P., janitor 109 California, r. 1030
Pacific
Wilkins & Pearson (James M. Wilkins and
Richmond C. Pearson), proprietors Cliff
House, termination of Point Lobos Av,
6 miles west of City Hall
Wilkinson Andrew J., real estate agent, 3-5
Mills Bldg, 2d floor, r. 427 Chestnut
" Catherine, widow, r. 122 Grove
" Charles, waiter D. Boehn
" Charles W., compositor Valleau & Peter-
son, r. SW cor Bay and Webster
" Edward R., marine engineer, r. Commer-
cial Hotel
" Edwin R., painter, r. 627i/4 Fulton
" E. F. Miss, r. Hotel Pleasanton
" Eli J., proprietor East Lake Hotel, SW
cor Bay and Webster, and Wilkinson's
House, 3501 Fillmore, r. SW cor Bay and
Webster
" George, painter E. A. Grant, r. 1030 Capp
" George, steward, r. 3 East
" Hannah, widow, r. 1401 Folsom
" Harper, liquors, 3557 Fillmore
" James, policeman, r. 315, 8th
" James J., pressman, r. 315, 8th
" James M., janitor, r. 7 Vallejo PI
" J. D., r. 765 Market

" J. O., gripman Sutter St. Ry., r. 1309 Polk
" John E., cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 315,8th
" John J., clerk, r. 1401 Folsom
" Joseph R., civil engineer, r. 2836 Howard
" Mary A., widow, clairvoyant, r. 505, 7th
" Patrick, lithographer, r. 957 Harrison
" Robert, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
" Roderigo, messenger Pay Dept. U. S. A.

Dept. of California, r. Berkeley
" Thomas, farmer, r. 406 Broadway
" William, r. 1615 Sutter
" William, bricklayer, r. 1 Silver Star PI
" William, teamster, r. I83014 Howard
Will Frederick A., r. 806 Van Ness Av
" Frederick G., clerk Market St. Ry, r. 806

Van Ness Av
" George W., marine fireman, r. 14 West
Mission
Will Henry, groceries and liquors, 320 Green
" John D., r. 127 Montgomery
" Peter H., cellarman Lachman & Jacobi,
r. 610 Linden Av

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DRAPERIES.

Origipa.! • Designs • Furrjisbc*^.

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Will & Flnck Co. (incorporated), Julius Finck
president, Morris Fredrick vice-presi-
dent, William F. Litzius secretary,
manufacturing cutlers and electrical
contractors, importers and dealers toys,
etc., 818-820 Market, telephone Main 1905,
factory 30, 1st, telephone Main 1906, 3
bells
Willamette Pulp and Paper Co., 722 Montgom-
ery
Willamette Steam Mills Lumbering and
Manufacturing' Co. (Portland, Or.),
Byxbee & Clark agents, 42 Market,
room 2
Willard Albert, cook John W. Wissinger, r. 235
Bush

" Alonzo, helper C. W. Iredale, r. 231, 3d

" Brothers (Maurice and Jules), wholesale
cigars, 112-114 Pine

" Carl, bartender, r. 605 Pine

" Charles W., attorney at law, 5 Mills Bldg,
9th floor, r. 1101 Pine
Willard Edward A., chief clerk U. S. Surveyor
General's office, r. 808 Van Ness Av

" Eugene, salesman Willard Bros., r. 337
Geary
Willard Free Kindergarten, Miss Elizabeth
D. Brown principal, 1505V4 Turk

" George, plumber Henry Hufschmidt, r. ill
William

" George H., clerk Pac. Mfg. and Plating
Wks,r. 311 Hyde

" Hattie, widow, r. 311 Hyde

" James E., renovator J. Spaulding & Co., r.
629 O'Farrell

WILLARD JOSEPH M.,

fancy goods, laces, embroideries, veil-
ings, curtains, gloves, fans, parasols,
ribbons, handkerchiefs, corsets,
waists, notions, linings, purses,
leather goods, hosiery and under-
wear a specialty, 32 Geary, r. 1321
Octavia
Willard Jules (Willard Bros.), r. San Jose, Cal.
" Leon, importer and commission mer-
chant, 120 Sutter, room 40, r. 310 Stock-
ton
" Lillian, inanicure, 14 Grant Av, room 41
" Louis, upholsterer W. & J. Sloane & Co., r.

Ill William
" Maurice (Willard Bros.), r. 1817 Laguna
" Nathan, merchant tailor, 335 Bush, r. 1810

Sutter
" Thomas H., bookkeeper J. Spaulding & Co..
r. 233 Lily Av
Willats Daniel, carpenter, r. 1 Chelsea PI
Willats Kate J. Mrs., Grand Secretary Grand
Chapter Order Eastern Star, 71 Flood
Bldg
" Uwins E., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.,
r. 1140, 23d
Willaver Alice Miss, milliner, r. 1144 Fol-
som
" John, machinist, r. 1144 Folsom
" Mark, r. 1144 Folsom
Willberg E. N., clerk Pac. Tel. and Tel. Co., r.

411 Post
4®=- Willberg. See Wilberg
Willbrand Adolph, painter, r. 113 Germania
" Bernard A., bookkeeper, r. 113 Germania
" Joseph, butcher John M, Nowlan, r. 113

Germania
" Mary A., widow, r. 113 Germania
Willby Mary Miss, tailoress, r. 177 Perry
" William, porter, r. 177 Perry

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Sau Francisco OfiSce, 405 Sansome St.

WillCOX Agnes B. Mrs., specialist female dis-
eases and cancer, 39-40 St. Ann's Bldg,
r. 1338 Hayes
" David (E. B. Dean & Co.), r. Oakland
" Edmund B., wool dealer, r. 719 Guerrero
" J. M., attorney at law Simpson & Millar,

r. 1335 Mission
" Raymond H., asst. weigher U. S. Customs,

r. 1338 Union
" William, cook, r. 735, 24th
WiUcox & Gibtos Sewing Machine Co., A. T.

Eggleston manager, 342 Post
Willcutt George B., secretary and controller's
office Market Street Railway Co., 23
Hoban Bldg, r. 3615L,aguna
" Harry V., with Market Street Railway Co.,
r. 918, 18th, Oakland
Willcutt Joseph L., secretary Southern Pacific
Railroad Co., and secretary and con-
troller Market Street Railway Co., room
23 Hobart Bldg, 532 Market, r. 918, 18th,
Oakland
Willde Andrew, boat builder John H. Burns, r.
602, 2d
" Christina Miss, saleslady, r. 603, 3d
" Henry, longshoreman, r. 602, 2d
" Young H., cooper, r. 603, 2d
Wille Albert, salesman, r. 210 Eddy
" E. L.. baker California Hotel, r. 313 Stock-
ton
" Emil A., clerk Charles H. Duveneck, r. SE

cor 17th and Eureka
" Frederick, gardener, r. 3104 Devisadero
" Louis, liquors, 319, 2d
Willebrands Charles, painter Peter N. Kuss, r.
Oakland
" Frank, painter Peter N. Kuss, r. Oakland
Willeke William, shoemaker, 437 Castro, r. 1019,

17th
Willen Henry, carpenter, r. 10314 Germania
Willenbrink Frederick, bakery, 911 Larkin
Wilier Charles, seaman, r. 337D Minna
" Eliza, widow, r. 951 Polsom
" Herman, waiter Adolph Mantke, r. 630
Sacramento
Willers George, clerk John Bohner, r. 322 Turk
" Hans H., clerk August Schneider, r. 314^2
Ivy Av
Willesen Lizzie, widow, lodging, 317 Eddy
Willets George, stableman Millbrae Dairy
" Joshua, millhand Truckee Lumber Co., r.

14 Pierce
" Manufacturing Cp. (Trenton, N. J.), H. F.
Marsh agent, 18 Sutter
4iS-Willets. SeeWillats

Willett Charles, collector Dempster Bros., r.
219, 11th
" Esther, widow, r. 219, 11th
" Walter E., 1st officer str City of Fuebla, r.

416, 1st
" Walter M., attorney at law, 42-43 Mills
Bldg, 5th floor, r. 2028 Scott
Willey Agnes B. Miss, r. 1014, 30th
" Andrew (Willey Bros.), r. Tara nr San

Jose Road
" Brothers (Simon and Andrew), dairy, Tara

nr San Jose Road
" Charles, clerk Crandall & Bull, r. IS'^ Pow-
ell Av
" C. Walter, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" Georgie, widow, r. 1119 Leavenworth
" Harry I., civil engineer, r. 1849 Jackson
" Henry, foreman car shop Sutter St. Ry., r.

Oakland
" John, marble polisher, r. 613, 33d
" Kate, widow, r. 1254 Powell Av

Willey Louis, maltster, r. 3(4 August Alley
" Mary C. Miss, r. 717 Post

WILLEY 0. F. & 00.

(Otis F. Willey), carriages, harness,
robes and whips, agency for New
Haven Carriage Co., Brewster & Co.
(ofN. Y.), H. H. Babcock (Watertown,
N. Y.), C. S. Caflfrey Co. (of N. J.), 317
Montgomery
Willey Otis F. (O. F. Willey & Co.), r. 3115 Cali-
fornia

" Samuel H. Rev., D. D., principal Van Ness
Seminary, r. 1849 Jackson

" Simon (Willey Bros.), r. Tara nr San Jose
Road

" Thomas E., plumber Freeman & Wrin, r.
121/2 Powell Av

" William M., mining, 10 Murphy Bldg, r.
Oakland
Willi Albert, salesman W. H. Nolan & Co., r.
310 Eddy

" Andrew (Murphy & Willi), r. 3936, 16th

" Frederick, melter Fulton Eng. and Ship
Bldg Wks, r. Oakland
William Alois, leather belt maker Alexander

Heins, r. 3309 Harrison
William M. Steuben Memorial Free Kinder-

farten, Miss Laura Richards principal,
W cor Hampshire and Butte
Williams Abram P. (Livingston & Co.), r. Pal-
ace Hotel
" A. E., real estate, r. 407 Mason
" Albert, clerk John Marchi, r. 1313 Stockton
" Albert, fruits, r. 723 Washington
" Albert, physician, 3300 Pine
" Albert, teamster, r. 709 Natoma
" Albert F., machinist, r. 30 Folsom Av
" Albert H., salesman Kempkey, Gilham &

Sawyer, r. Oakland
" Albert W., clerk Payot, Upham & Co., r.

519 Connecticut
" Alexander F., bookkeeper Cal. Neck Wear

Co., r. 722 Washington
" Alfred, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co.,r. 1007

Ry.,

" Alfred B., salesman, r. 19 Erie

" Alfred C, conductor, r. 409 Ashbury

" Alfred G., clerk Daily Report, r. 17%. Clara

" Amos F. (Davis «& Williams), r. 3616 Mission

" Amos M., policeman, r. 23 Chattanooga

" Andrew C, teamster, r. 341 Dorland

" Andrew G., clerk Coleman & Co., r. 30

Lewis
" Anna, widow, r. 311 Eddy
" Anna, widow, r. 717^4 Bush rear
" Annie Mrs., r. 403 Stockton
" Ansel D., carpenter, r. 316, 21st
" Anthony, motorman Market St.

15871/2 Turk
" Antonio, cook, r. 2713a Folsom
" Arthur, bookkeeper, r. 662 Howard
" Arthur H., cutter Williams Bros., r. 1614

Vallejo
" Arthur H., salesman Heywood Bros. & Co.,

r. 628 Sutter

WILLIAMS ASPHALTUM

BLOCK PAVING CO., John S. KimbaU
president, John H. Bullock secretary,
oflace 22 Market, room 1

Williams Auburn L., core maker, r. 218 Harrison

" August, r. 915 Montgomery

" Augustus, wood and coal, 1170 Mission, r.
1146 Mission

" B., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill
Williams, Belser & Co. (Chauncey B. Williams,
Julius H. Belser and Leo C. Williams),
contractors, ,303 Montgomery, room 3

" Benjamin (Bisbee, Williams & Co.), r. Bis-
bee, Arizona

" Benjamin F., proprietor Pennsylvania Ho-
tel, 336 Michigan
Williams Brothers (Thomas S. Jr. and Arthur
H.), successors to Thomas S. Williams
Jr., merchant tailors. 111 Sutter

" , Brown Fruit Co., Harry A. Williams pres-
ident, Charles G. Bonner vice-president
and secretary, 308 Market

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WILLIAMS, BROWN «& CO.

(H. A. Williams), wholesale shipping
and commission merchants, 308 Mar-
ket, telephone Front 52

W^illiams Browne, can maker George H. Tay
Co., r. 1507 Stockton

Calsa Miss, r. 1.343 Powell

Catherine Miss, teacbei- Cooper Primary
School, r. 1614 Vallejo

Catherine Miss, teacher Starr King Pri-
mary School, r. 426 Clementina

Champion, clerk Pac. Imp. Co., r. Oakland

Charles, electrician, r. 245A 9th

Charles, liquors, 12 Circular Av

Charles A., bartender Hornlein Bros.

Charles A., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 613
Larkin

Charles C, r. 428y2, 5th

Charles E., r. 2526 Bush

Charles E., carpenter, r. 233, 17th

Charles E., clerk, r. 130 Ellis
Williams Charles H., manager The Brunswick-
Balke-Collender Co., 653 Market, r. 708
Ashbury

Charles H., master mariner, r. 566 How-
ard

Charles H., salesman C. C. Burr & Co., r.
Oakland

Charles H., wheelwright H. B. Schindler,
r. 15 Sumner

Charles H. Jr., clerk The Brunswick-Balke-
CoUender Co., r. 708 Ashbury

Charles J., printer, r. 234 Haight

Charles L. (C. L. Williams & Co.), r. Ala-
meda

Charles N., salesman, r. 1665, 17th

Charles S., clerk, r. 508, 2d

Charles T. & Co. (Chicago), dried fruits
and raisins, office 116 Leidesdorff

Charles W., salesman, r. 662 Howard

Charlotte, widow, r. 471 Tehama

Chauncey B. (Williams, Belser & Co. and
Williams & Woods), r. 420 Church

Chester, president Williams-Marvin Co.,
569 Market, r. 2405 Octavia

Christina, widow, r. 825 Broadway

Christopher, laborer S. P. Co., r. 471 Te-
hama

C. L. & Co. (Charles L. Williams), drugs,
130 Valencia

Coleman C, bookkeeper American Tobacco
Co., r. 534 Bush

Cordelia, widow, r. 722 Ellis

Cornelius, teamster M. Joost & Bro., r. 546
Birch Av

Cornelius O., r. 22% Cook

Cyril, expert Finance Committee Board of
Supervisors, r. 1015 Scott

Cyril Jr., clerk W. J. Eanders, r. 1015 Scott

Daniel, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento

Daniel, waiter, r. 65 Everett

Daniel, waiter, r. 704(4 Mission

Daniel A., r. 142 Fulton

Daniel C, clerk depot Quartermaster
U. S. A.

David, clerk, r. 108 McAllister

David, wharf builder P.M. SS. Co., r. 134
Townsend

David D., teamster, r. 1410 Folsom

David J., salesman L. V. Merle, r. 705
California

David T., laborer, r. 7 Russ

Dell, widow, r. 711 Polk
Williams, Dimond & Co. (William H. Dimond,
A. Chesebrough, Oscar T. Sewall, War-
ren D. Clark and Edwin R. Dimond),
shipping and commission merchants, 202
Market
"' Dora N., widow, artist, r. 1019 Vallejo
" Dow, horseman, r. 1603 Va Point Lobos Av
«' E. A. Mrs., widow, r. 924 Sutter
" Eben B., attorney at law, 426 California,

rooms 9-11
" Edgar D., painter, 1830 Devisadero, r. 315,

2d Av
" Edith, widow, r. 131 Ivy Av
" Edmund R., mill hand Pac. Roll. Mills, r.
1007 Tennessee

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO,

Suction and F'orce,

FOR HAND, WINDIVIILL AND POWER,

ALL SIZES.

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Williams Edward, clerk H. Huddleston & Co., r.

Fruitvale
Edward, engineer, r. 10 Juniper
Edward, laborer Union I. Wks, r. 1085

Tennessee
Edward Jr., longshoreman, r. 10 Juniper
Edward A., master brig William G. Irwin,

r. Alameda
Edward C, hostler Ingleside House
Edward C, laborer, r. 1605 Santa Clara
Edward J., clerk Foster & Orear, r. 1616,

25th
Edward M., conductor, r. 422 Lily Av
Edward S., scenic artist Tivoli Opera

House, r. 120 Silver
Williams Edward W., clerk Justices Court,

New City Hall, 1st floor, r. 1544 Jackson
" Edward W., r. 6191/2 Shotwell
WiUiams Edwards C, president Mendocino

Lumber Co., 40 California, r. 969 Brush,

Oakland
Edwin, blacksmith, r. 320 Pennsylvania Av
Edwin Mrs., r. 633 Golden Gate Av
Edwin A., bookkeeper Williams Bros., r.

1614 Vallejo
Ella, widow, r. 25 Scott PI
Ellen, widow, r. 514 Pine
Elnore Miss, nurse Hospital for Children,

3700 California
Elsie, widow, r. 1611 Fulton
Emile, interpreter, r. 722 Washington
Emma J., widow, r. 238 0'Farrell
Enoch, molder Union I. Wks, r. 600 Napa
Enoch F., machinist Market St. Ry., r.

1223(4 Guerrero
Ernest C, engineer str Modoc, r. 20|4 Clin-
ton Park
Ernest R., quartermaster str Corona
Estelle H. Miss, clerk, r. 424, 11th Av
Eugene A., rigger, r. 409 Ashbury
Eugene F., clerk Registry Division Post

Office, r. Oakland
Evan, cook Mrs. M. Kane, r. 884 Illinois
Evan, miner, r. 126 Ellis
Evan P., blacksmith O'Brien & Sons, r.

112(4 Lily Av
F., laborer Pac. Roll. Mill
F., waiter Page & Falch, r. 409 Polk
Fairfax, draughtsman Union I. Wks, r. 2422

Howard
Fannie B., widow, r. 1544 Jackson
Fannie B. Mrs., teacher music, r. Hotel St.

Nicholas
Fen wick W., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 33

Powell Av
Flora B. Miss, artist, r. 919 Hyde
Frances L., widow, r. 919 Hyde
Frances S., widow, nurse, r. 30c Clara
Frank, r. 140 Minna
Frank, r. 1544 Jackson
Frank, barber, r. 1720 Devisadero
Frank, bookkeeper, r. 706 Natoma
Frank, boxmaker Pac. and S. F. Box Fac-
tory, r. 218(4 Perry
Frank, carpenter, r. 85 Everett
Frank, carpenter, r. 631 Grove
Frank, janitor, r. 18 Salmon
Frank, machinist George H. Tay Co., r.

2304 Larkin
Frank, master mariner, r. 2224 Jackson
Frank, shipping clerk, r. 114(4 CoUingwood
Frank D., joiner, r. 226 Michigan
Frederick, electrician, r. 907V2 Mission
Frederick, portrait artist, 124, 6th
Frederick A., carpenter and builder, 40
~ New Montgomery, r. 33 Lapidge

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The highest grade of Champagne and th«
wine of Connoisseurs, invariably the pre-
ferred favorite at all fashionable resorts in
I<ondon and on the Continent of Europe.
WILLIAM WOLFF & CO., 329 Market St.

Williams Frederick B.. clerk, r. 120 Silver

" Frederick S., mechanical engineer and lin-
otype machinist, Chronicle Bldg, r. 919
Hyde

" G., machinist Pac. Roll. Mill

" George, r. 325 Minna

" George, r. 509 Powell

" George, r. 2133 Mission

" George, bookkeeper, r. 630, 22d

" George, butcher, r. 4.32, 3d

" George, cook, r. 722 Washington

" George, driver, r. 1334 Turk

" George, glove maker, 719 Shotwell

" George, helper Selby Smelting and Lead
Co., r. 450 Bryant

" George, laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Rivoli Av

■' George, millhand Pac. Roll. Mill, r. Santa
Clara nr Carolina

" George, salesman Harry Browne, r. 4 Se-
lina PI

" George, teamster Austin & Co., r. 24 Verona
PI

" George, teamster Teele & Co., r. Alameda

" George, traveling salesman, r, 19 Erie

" George, wharf builder, r, 321 Filbert

" George, waiter E. Uebner, r. 17. 4th

" George, waiter J. Reiss, r. 511 Valencia

" George A., clerk, r. 120 Silver

" George A., compositor H. S. Crocker & Co.,
r. 230 Ritch

" George A., shipping clerk, r. 114i4 Colling-
wood

" George E., attorney at law, 320 Sansome,
room 18, r. Hotel Pleasanton

" George E., boilermaker Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. Oakland

" George F., carpenter, r. 155 Shipley

" George H., bartender, r. IIO8V2 Clay

" George H., electrician, r. 2074 Market

" George H., liquors, 8 Clay

" George M., r. 426 Clementina

" George N., attorney at law, 41 Mills Bldg,
7th floor, r. Alameda

" George R., attorney at law, 124 Sansome,
room 25, r. East Oakland

" George S., clerk Pac. Roll. Mills, r. UWeb-
ster

" George T., teamster, r. 1410Folsom

" George W., physician and surgeon, 8.50
Market

" Grace Miss, artist, r. 613 Shotwell

" Griffiths J., r. 536 Howard

" Grocery Co., Thomas R. Williams mana-
ger, 1227 Devisadero

" Gustav A., painter, r. 53 Tremont Av

" Hannah, widow, r. 246 Michigan

" Hannah, widow, r. 158 Solano

■' Hannah, widow, r. 77 West Mission

" Hannah Miss, compositor, r. 721 Leaven-
worth
Williams Hannibal, (Myers, Carrick & Wil-
liams), r. 2723 Sacramento

" Harriet, widow, r. 1022!^ Larkin

" Harry, boilermaker, r. 10 Juniper

" Harry, bookkeeper, r. 1096 Post

" Harry, laborer, r. 856 Howard

" Harry, messman str San Juan

" Harry, stove mounter James De La Mon-
tanya, r. Berkley
Williams Harry A. {Williams, Brown & Co.),
and president Williams, Brown Fruit
Co., 308 Market, r. 2218 Devisadero

" Harry C, foreman E. J. Root, r. 551 Mis-
sion

" Harry E., cement worker, r. 220 Noe

" Hattie A. Mrs., r. 720 Geary

Williams Hattie E., pianist, r. 2106!^ Post
" H. B., laborer William A. Sohrock
" H. B. Mrs., r. Hotel Pleasanton
" Henry, r. 32'/^ Tehama rear
" Henry, head janitor U. S. Custom House,

r. 418 Post
" Henry, paper carrier, r. 9 Yerba Buena
" Henry, peddler, r. 501%. 6th
Williams Henry, vice-president California Safe
Deposit and Trust Co. and president San
Francisco and San Joaquin Coal Co.,
SE cor California and Montgomery, r.
1925 Octavia
" Henry E. F., vice-president Acres & Wil-
liams Co., 412 Commercial, r. 23 Devisa-
dero
" Henry F., real estate, r. 2422 Howard
" Henry R. Jr., manager silk dept. Macon-

dray & Co., r. Alameda
" H. N., office, 69-71 Chronicle Bldg
" Homer (Homer Williams & Co.), office 113

Minna
" Homer & Co. (Homer Williams), manufac-
turers patent medicines, 113 Minna
" Horace G. (Clark & Williams), r. 2801 Mis-
sion
" Isaac, cook J. A. Madden, r. 81 Stevensoa
" J. Albert, physician, 850 Market
" J. Anna, widow, dressmaker, r. 503 Chest-
nut
" James, r. 1149 Larkin
" James, r. Santa Clara nr Carolina
" James, janitor U. S. Appraisers' Bldg, r.

218 Broadway
" James, laborer, r. 1443 Harrison
" James, fireman str Homer, r. 134 West

Park
" J. C, r. 413 Polk
" Jessie E. Mrs., clerk Simpson & Millar, r.

3408 Clay
" J. L., bartender R. N. Morris
" John, r. 118,6th
" John, r. 2541/2 Clara
" John, r. 707 Francisco
" John, r. 2759 Mission
" John, bartender, r. 117 Julian Av
" John, bird trainer, cor 49th Av and B, r. 88

Everett
" John, bookkeeper H. W. Riley & Co., r. Oak-
land
" John, bootblack C, Heider, r. 15 Broadway
" John, cigars, 1 Polk, r. 212%, 11th
" John, clerk Clay Street House, 36 Clay
" John, deckhand tug boat Ida W.
" John, deputy Assessor, r. 2106% Post
" John, draughtsman, r. 533%. 19th
" John, janitor, r. 13% Virginia PI
" John, laborer, r. 118 William
" John, laborer, r. 411 Sansome
" John, master mariner, r. 17% Clara
" John, peddler, r. 501%, 6th
" John, salesman A. & A. Baker, r. 703 Na-

toma
" John, secretary Martin Pipe and Foundry

Co., 26 Luning Bldg. r. Oakland
" John, shoemaker Sames Clulow, r. West

Berkeley
" John A., seaman, r. 1003 Battery
" John A., teamster, r. 414, 12th Av
" John A. O., glasscutter F. N. Woods & Co.,

r. 807 Church
" John B., asst superintendent County Jail 3,

r. 2035 Howard
" John B., engineer, r. 471 Tehama
" John E. (Williams & Barron), r. 41 Clinton

Park
" John F., actor, r. 2106% Post
" JohnF., laborer, r. 165 Tehama
" John P., special policeman, r. 230 Ritch
" John F. Jr., asst bookkeeper Raphae

Weill & Co., r. 230 Ritch
" John H., r. 1106 Taylor
" John H. (Williams & Orton), r. 1035 Noe
" John K., cattle dealer, r. 754 Mission
" John L., grocer, r. 1047 Valencia
" John M., longshoreman, r. 114% Tehama
" John M., magician, r. 909 Kearny
" John N., capitalist, 5 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
r. Oakland

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Williams John P., machinist, r. 1409!^ Buchanan

rear
" John T., asst engineer S. F. & S. J. V. Ry.

Co.
" John W., brickmason, r. Ili4 Bartlett
" JohnW., brickmason, r. 1604 Guerrero
" John W. , mechanical engineer W. E. Lane,

r. 16191/4 Leavenworth
" Joseph, clerk, r. 34 McAllister
'< Joseph clerk Edward Patchel, r. 309 Na-

toma
" Joseph, cook, r. 323 Minna
" Joseph, peddler, r. 501!^, 6th
" Joseph, seaman str Orizaba, r. 617 Ellis

rear
" Joseph G., boxmaker Hobbs, Wall & Co., r.

536 Howard
" Joseph J., blacksmith Thomas Rowlands,

r. 1604 Guerrero
" Joseph M., printer, 1149 Howard
" Joseph R., machinist Union I. Wks, r. 519

Connecticut
" Joseph S., cashier Heywood Brothers &

Co., r. 11414 Collingwood
" Josiah C, salesman Benedict & Turner, r.

Oakland
" Julia M., widow, r. 3949 Clay
" Kate Mrs., nurse, r. 1041 Guerrero
" Kenneth, attorney at law, r. 43, 6th
" Laura B. Miss, nurse, r. 837 Post
" Leo C. (Williams, Belser & Co.), r. Clare-

mont, Cal.
" Lewis (Bisbee, Williams & Co.), r. Bisbee,

Arizona
" Lewis, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 533

Arkansas
" Lewis, painter, r. 3 Pixley
" Lewis F., salesman Thomas H. Nelson, r.

443 Moultrie
" Lizzie Miss, stenographer Bancroft- Whit-
ney Co.
" Lizzie Miss, stenographer Cal Wine

Assn., r. 924 Filbert
" Lora Miss, school teacher, r. 916 Washing-
ton
" Louis, stevedore, r. 217, 3d
" Louis W., master brig Hidalgo, office 34

Steuart, r. Oakland
" Louise Miss, nurse, r. 837 Post
" Lysanus W., milkman, r. 18 Latona
" Maggie J. Miss, dressmaker, r. 730 Leaven-
worth
" Manuel P. (W. E. Oaks & Co.), r. San

Leandro
" Margaret, widow, r. 307 Ellis
" Margaret A. Miss, nurse, r. 403 Van Ness

Av
" Marie J. Miss, stenographer, r. 2035 Howard
" Marion Miss, nurse, r. 924 Sutter
" -Marvin Co., Chester Williams president.

J. F. Peters secretary, wholesale boots,

shoes and leather, 569 Market
" Mary, widow, r. 5 Beale PI
» Mary, widow, r. 17 Sherwood
'< Mary Mrs., r. 1236 Harrison
" Mary Mrs., seamstress Boys and Girls' Aid

Society
" Mary Miss, spinner Tubbs Cordage Co., r.

732 Iowa
" M. E. Mrs., dressmaker, 1109 Valencia
" Mercy C.Mrs., teacher Hawthorne Primary

School, r. 529 Capp
'< Michael, r. St. Mary's Hospital
" Michael D., cutter, r. 434, 11th Av
" Michael E., teamster Cal. Furniture Mfg.

Co., r. 27 Oak
" Michael F., bartender, r. 742, 23d
" M. S. Mrs., r. 916 Washington
" Nellie, widow, r. 207 Eddy
" Newton L.. bookkeeper, r. 613 Shotwell
" N. J., commission merchant, r. 1322 Wash-
ington
" Nora, widow, r. 1223!4 Bush
" O. Mrs., widow, r. 1407, 30th
" O. R., engineer Edison Light and Power

Co., r. 125 Eddy
" Oscar F., carpenter, r. 312i/i Clara rear
" Owen H., clerk The Bank of British North

America, r. 1096 Post

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

ORIENTAL RUGS.

COLORINGS AND DESIGNS NOVEL

AND ARTISTIC.

<5-4-l-6-4-'7 TVlarlcet St.

Williams Owen J., plumber, r. 13914, 11th
" Owen P., carpenter, r. 69 Henry
" Pauline E., widow, r. 13121/4 Larkin
" Peter J., stevedore, r. 30c Clara rear
" P. Grant, asst. bookkeeper general audit-
or's office S. P. Co., r. 924 Sutter
" Philip A., clerk Williams, Brown & Co., r.

1925 Octavia
" Rebecca J., widow, r. 1523 Dolores
" Richard, r. 15 Sumner
" Richard, foreman, r. 934 Filbert
" Richard, longshoreman, r. 406 Broadway
" Richard, paver, r. 127a 15th
" Richard H., asst. keeper Farallone Light

Station
" Richard H., laborer, r. 2 City Hall PI
" Richard J., clerk, r. 1544 Jackson
" Richard S., Chinese inspector U. S. Cus-
toms, r. 423 Scott
" Richard T., salesman Samuel Shirek, r. 426

Clementina
" Robert, laborer, r. 260, 8th
" Robert, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
" Robert A., carpenter, r. 33, 6th
" Robert E., carrier postofflce, r. Fruitvale
" Robert E., machinist Pac. Sheet Metal

Wks, r. 533, 7th
" Robert E., physician and surgeon, 301 Sut-
ter, r. 733 Bay
" Robert H., clerk Edward Patchel, r. 309

Natoma
" Robert L, clerk, r. 717 Hayes
" Robert L., barber, r. 244, 6th
" Robert R., cook J. U. Hastings, r. Oak-
land
" Rose Mrs., r. 41 Eddy
" Rowland S., carpenter, r. 607a Baker
" Samuel, conductor S. F. & S. M. Ry., r. 415

Edna
" Samuel D., carpenter Excelsior Mill Co., r.

37 Dame
" Sarah J., widow, r. 536 Howard
" Sephanah, teamster Bass-Hueter Paint

Co., r. 1114a Florida
" Seth R., salesman S. F. Shoe House, r. 147

Ellis
" Sheridan R., printer E. J. Bowen, r. 903

Jones
" Sophia J., widow, lodgings, 514 Pine
" Stanley, traveling salesman Russ, San-
ders & Co., r. Oakland
" Stephen G., r. 613 Shotwell
" Stephen G. Jr., clerk, r. 771 Howard
" Susie, widow, r. 1314 Pulton
" Susie Miss, missionary Chinese M. E. Mis-
sion House, r. 916 Washington
" Sydney R., salesman, r. 325 Geary
" Sylvester M., photographer, r. 816 Oak
" T. A. Mrs., bakery and varieties, I6I314

Thomas (Mier & Williams), r. 29 Turk
Thomas, carpenter U. S. revenue cutter

Rush, r. 935 Guerrero
Thomas, engineer, r. 839 Mission
Thomas, engineer M. Hansen &Co.. r. NW

cor California Av and Aztec
Thomas, expressman, r. 2742 Folsom
Thomas, hostler, r. 32914 Ritch
Thomas, laborer, r. 612 Howard
Thomas, machinist, r. 733 Pine
Thomas, stock broker, r. 1101 Mission
Thomas, teamster, r. 10 Juniper
Thomas A., nurse, 16121/4 Folsom
Thomas A., 3d asst. engineer str Arago, r.

730 Fulton
Thomas C, molder, r. 3422 Howard

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ARE AGENTS FOR

The Best Paper Cutters

Manufactured in the East. A Large Assort-
ment in Stock at Low Prices.
405-407 SANSOME STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.

Williams Thomas F., driver N. J. Herhy, r. 916

Washington
" Thomas H. (estate of), George E. Williams

executor, 320 Sansome, room 18
" Thomas H., pattern maker Golden State &

Miners Iron Wks, r. 120 Precita Av
" Thomas H. Jr. (Ferris & Williams), r. 21

Grant Av
" Thomas J., carpenter, r. 50 Silver
" Thomas J., salesman D. Samuels, r. 19

Webster
" Thomas P., delicacies, 150 Eddy
" Thomas R., manager Williams Grocery

Co., 1227 Devisadero
" Thomas S., tailor Williams Bros., r. 1614

Vallejo
" Thomas S. Jr. (Williams Bros.), r. 1614 Va-
llejo
" Thomas W., baker Simkins & Thorp, r. 507

Sholwell
" Tobias, fireman, r. 620 Sacramento
Williams T. T., business manager The Exam-
iner, office 756 Market cor Grant Av. r.

2421 Washington
" Typewriter Co. (New York), Pacific States

Type Foundry, agents, 508 Clay
" Victor, real estate and contractor, 214 Pine,

rooms, r. 1927 Ellis
" Walter, r. 308 Vicksburg
" Walter, r., 3616 Mission
" Walter J., carpenter, r. 409 Ashbury
" Walter J. G., teacher Washington Evening

School, r. 727 Union
" Walter L., helper. Mutual Electric Light

Co., r. 1654 Market
" Walter L., traveling salesman Homer

Williams & Co., r. 37, 2d
" William, r. 533, 7th
" William, asst. Free Public Library, r. 3546

Howard
" William, cook, r. 510 Pacific
" William, helper William A. Schrock
" William, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 510b

Shrader
" William, laborer, r. 10 Juniper
" William, laborer, r. 317 Francisco
" William, laborer, r. 909 Kearny
" William, seaman, r. 1001^ Jackson
" William A., foreman F. G. Conklin & Co.,

r. Oakland
" William A., miner, r. 650 Howard
" William A., plumber, 1311 Devisadero, r.

12111/2 Devisadero
" William A., theatrical agent, r. 2106i/i

Post
" William D., painter, r. 1148 Folsom
Williams William D. Rev. D. D., pastor Plym-
outh Congregational Church, r. 1719 Post
" William D., peddler, r. 124 Gilbert
" William D. Jr., laborer, r. 134 Gilbert
" William E., laborer Tubbs Cordage Co.,

r. 133 Iowa
" William E., machinist, r. 158 Solano
" William E., note teller Hibernia Savings

and Loan Society, r. 3105 Washington
" William E. H., manager Universal Gas

Saving Assn., 1149 Market, r. 206 Hyde
" William F., foreman Cal. Furniture Mfg.

Co., r. 23!^ Oak
" William G., agent Charles T. Williams &

Co. (Chicago), 116 Leidesdorfl, r. Oak-
land
" William H., bricklayer and contractor,

r. 1716 Union
" William H., doorkeeper U. S. Mint, r. 409

Ashbury

Williams William H.. policeman, r. 2074 Market

" William H. Jr., laborer Paul Boy ton Chute
Co., r. 409 Ashbury

" William I., photographer, 1303 Polk

" William J., traveling salesman Flint Car-
riage Hardware Co., r. 606 Polk

" William L., ship carpenter, r. 519 Con-
necticut

" William N. , r. 539 Capp

" William R., electrician D. D. Wass, r. 1604
Guerrero

" William R., machinist W. T. Garratt &
Co., r. 2432 Howard

" William R., miner, r. 17 HoUis

" William W., clerk S. P. Co., r. 1211;^ Devi-
sadero

" William W., magnetic healer, r. 917V4 Mis-
sion

" William W., oiler, r. 115 Buchanan

" Willis T., engineer, r. 1513 Polk

" Willis W., conductor, r. 339 O'Farrell

" Willmott E., collector, r. 2616 Webster

" W. Robert, clerk Mechanics' Institute, r.
643 Folsom

" Zoe G. Miss, teacher Miss West's School
for Girls, r. 1037 Post

" & Barron (John E. Williams and James
Barron), wood, coal and coal oil, HI Van
Ness Av
Williams & Belser (Leo C. Williams and Ju-
lius H. Belser), street contractors, 302
Montgomery, room 3
Williams & Blxler (David Bixler and estate of
Thomas H. Williams), capitalists, 330
Sansome, room 18

" & Orton (John H. Williams and Collins K.
Orton), engineers and machinists, 315
Fremont
Williams & Woods (Chauncey B. Williams and
Richard H. Woods), contractors arti-
ficial stone sidewalks, 302 Montgomery,
rooms
Williamsburgh City Fire Insurance Co. (of
Brooklyn. N. Y.), Edward E. Potter
agent, 508 California, room 3
Williamson Abbie Miss, worker San Francisco
Mission, r. 16 Selina PI

" Alexander B. (Balfour, Guthrie & Co.), r.
3815 Jackson

" Brothers (R. Williamson, J. H. Nounnan
and William Williamson), mining ma-
chinery, 216 Bush

" Chester, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 709
Sierra

" Colonel, millwright Joseph Wagner Mfg.
Co., r. 112 Taylor

" Cornelia, widow, r. 320 Haight

" Daniel, plumber, SW cor Railroad Av and
8th Av South, r. 817, 12th Av South

" David, compositor Music and Drama

" David, porter Shea, Bocqueraz & Co., r.
1146 Sutter

" David J., proprietor Eclipse Cyclery, r. 700
Devisadero

" Edwin L., wood worker Market St. Ry., r.
1577V2 Market

" Ethel L. Miss, teacher James Lick Gram-
mar School, r. 418 Elizabeth

" Frank, clerk New Washington Hotel

" Frank H., clerk, r. 2 HoflAv

" Fred W., stenographer Pinkerton's Na-
tional Detective Agency, 14 Crocker
Bldg, r. 6I41/2 Taylor
" George, bookkeeper Henry Williamson, r.

630, 22d
" George, weigher, r. 396a Waller
" Hans C, machinistPac. Sheet Metal Wfes,

r. 1605 Santa Clara
" Harriet E., widow, r. 418 Elizabeth

WILLIAMSON HENRY,

plumber and gasfitter, jobbing done
at sbort notice, 413 Sutter above
Stockton, telepHone Main 642, r.
1039^2 Folsom

Williamson Hugh, carpenter, 41, 8th, r. or 34th
and Point Lobos Avs
" John, gate keeper City and County Hos-
pital

Has the largest circulation of

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123 CALIFORNIA STREET.

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Williamson John, teacher music, r. 1006 Clay
" John H., porter Kempkey, Gilham & Saw-
yer, r. 1618 Union

WILLIAMSON JOHN M.,

physician and surgeon, and member
San Francisco Board of Health, hours
2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. m., professor anat-
omy Medical Departmem; and College
of Dentistry University of California,
office 21 Powell, telephone Bush 11, r.
301 Devisadero, telephone Steiner 331
Williamson John S. , clerk Simpson Lumber Co. ,
r. 281 Stevenson

" Joseph, cashier Dennett's, r. 13 Elgin Park
Av

'• Martin, r. 638M Natoma

" Mary L., widow, r. 28 Webster

" Paul, carpenter, r. 275 Stevenson

" Paul H., checker Palace Hotel, r. 100
Haight

" Peter, iireman, r. 66 Oregon

" Peter, watchman, r. 625 Davis

" Pumyea, motorman, r. 308^2 Ritch

" Richard, steward, r. 181 Jessie

" Robert (Williamson Bros.), and steno-
grapher, 216 Bush, room 9, r. 711 Bush

" Samuel, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
706 Taylor

" Stephen (Balfour, Guthrie & Co.), r. Liver-
pool, Eng.

" Thomas R., baker, r. 219, 11th Av

" Thomas R., civil engineer, r. 1031!^ Jackson
Williamson W. F., attorney at law, 35-36 Mills
Bldg, 8th floor, r. Oakland

" William (Williamson Bros.), r. New Zea-
land

" William, machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks, r.
1409a Pacific

" William, splicer Sutter St. Ry., r. SM
Cedar Av

" William, waiter George Bair, r. 1350 How-
ard

" William E., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. 427
O'Farrell

" William L., veterinary surgeon, r. 28 Web-
ster
WiUiar Harry R., agent Eastern Paper Mills,

214 Pine, room 30, r. Hotel Savoy
Williford Howard W., harnessmaker Abraham
S. Levy, r. 4 Clyde

" Thomas J., teamster, r. 4 Clyde
Willig Ida, widow, r. 1849 Stevenson

" Louis, laborer Empire Malt House
Williges John H., clerk Claus Hadeler, r. 3058

Mission
Willigrod Julius, clerk general freight office S.

P. Co., r. 1616 California
Willimantic Linen Co. (New York), manufac-
turers spool cotton. Brown & Metzner
agents, 535 Market
Willin C. F., r. 40 Highland Av
Willing Edward, watchman Arctic Oil Wks, r.

Alameda
Willis Ambrose M., bookkeeper Tatum&Bowen,
r. 28 Liberty

" Arnold M., paper carrier, r. 2106 Leaven-
worth

" Charles, tin roofer James Guilfoy

" Christopher C, salesman, r. 1103, 19th

" Edward J., clerk Chronicle, r. 1044 Mission

" Edward N., clerk, r. 734. 23d

" EUery, engineer Olympic Salt Water Co.,
r. 1441 O'Farrell

" Frank H., chief clerk Goodall, Perkins &
Co.,r. 1001 Bush

" Fred M., stenographer Maintenance of
Way S. P Co., r. Berkeley

" Frederick M., millhand, r. 17!4 Kissling

" Harry R. (Hartwell, Mitchell & Willis), r.
919>^ Capp

" Hugh J., collector postofflce, r. 413 Jersey

" Ida Miss, packer, r. 4 Scotland

" Isaac J., clerk, r. 308 O'Farrell

" James C, paper carrier, r. 1227^^ Pacific

" Jesse, clerk, r. 1412 Mason

" John, laborer, r. 216 Michigan

" John, paper carrier, r. 2106A Leavenworth

" John, tanner, r. 336, 28th

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO
CORRUGATED IRON,

Galvanized, Black and Painted,
for Eoofing and Siding.

30ST0 SIT- IVIARKET ST.

Willis John D., painter Robert Eokler, r. 240, 15th
" JohnF.,r. 734, 33d
" John W., bookkeeper Siebe & Green, r. 1413

Mission
" Joseph, laborer Albert E. Buckman, r. NW

cor Steiner and Hermann
" Kate, widow, r. 4 Scotland
" Manor Mrs., r. 235 Bartlett
" Melton E., mining secretary and insur-
ance broker, 62 Nevada Block, r. 3009
Howard
" Richard S., shoemaker P. F. Nolan & Co.,

r. Alameda
" Robert, painter, 926 Washington, r. 1112

Powell
" Robert J., clerk, r. 3106 Leavenworth
" Robert W., painter Sutro Baths, r. 957 Fol-

som
" Walter, clerk Mack & Co., r. 2106a Leaven-
worth
" Walter W., hoseman Engine 33
" William Mrs., widow, r. 1840 California
" WilliamF., teamster Herman Schroder, r.
15 Kissling
Williston Hedley V., laundryman National
Laundry, r. 830 Douglass
" James M., carpenter, r. 5 Elgin Park Av
;8®=Willits. See Willats and Willets
Willman John F., rigger, r. 210, 14th
Willmann August, barber, 529V4 Geary, r. 510
Jones rear
" Henry, r. 203^/^ Chestnut
" Hermann, liquors, 114 Drumm, r. 62 Clem-
entina
Willmott Hawley, bottler Phoenix Brewery
" Horace, clerk Miss Anna Busteede, r.
Berkeley
4®- Willmott. See Wilmot
Winner Charles, salesman J. Edlin, r. 605
Minna
" Gustav, miner, r. 309 Leidesdorff
" Joseph Rev., r. 605 Minna
" Samuel M., bookkeeper Abramson-Heun-
isch Co., r. 605 Minna
Willocks William, sewer Petermann & Frank,

r. 904 Green
Willocx John L., coppersmith, r. 1115 York
Willoh August, clerk C. Curtin, r. 3118 Mason
" John B., clerk J. F. Bullwinkel, r. 1301

Powell
" Wilhelm, brewer, r. 2118 Mason
Willoughby Charles, operator W. U. Tel. Co., r.
East Oakland
" Cornelia, widow, r. 814 Chestnut
Willow Charles, tinner, r. 448 Tehama
" John, carpenter R. Stone, r. 323 Eddy
" John J., painter, r. 333, 15th
Willows Brewery, San Francisco Breweries,
Limited, proprietors, Ernest A. Buchse
manager, SE cor 19th and Mission, tele-
phone Mission 158
" Laundry, Garnaud & Pailleur proprietors.

30th bet Dolores and Church
" Park, Bailie & Magnon proprietors, SE
cor Greenwich and Gough
Wills Hamilton Jr., traveling salesman David
D. Sutphen, r. Alameda
" James W., r. 618 Taylor
" Jane Miss, trained nurse, r. 618 Taylor
Wills John, assistant engineer San Francisco
Fire Department, office 413 Bush, r. 339
Bush
" Mattie E. Miss, dressmaking, 613 Taylor
" Patrick, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
" Thomas H., collector Post Office, r. 2010
O'Farrell

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Tel. Main 1864.

COAL, COKE and PIQ IRON,^

Wholesale and Retail.

Willson C. A. Mrs., r. 1023 Shotwell
" Charles D., wallpaper cleaning, 30 Grove
" D. C, r. 1045 Market
" George H., observer U. S. Weather Bureau,

r. 322 Golden Gate Av
" Gustav, seaman, r. 409 Drumm
" J. F., r. The Baldwin
J8S~Willson. See Wilson

Willweher Charles F., janitor German General
Ben. Soc, r. 320 Geary
" Henry, r. 814 Geary

" Otto, manager Saratoga Hall, r. 328 Eddy
4®-Willy. See Willey

Wilmans Frederick W., president Rose Creek
Mining Co., 163 Crocker Bldg. r. 810!4
Haight
Wilmarth Barton, boxmaker, r. 513 Leavenworth
Wilmer Henry, clerk, r. 114 Montgomery Block
Wilmerding-Loewe Co. (incorporated), M. Sle-
gel president, Jacques Blum vice-presi-
dent, Bernard Rosenberg secretary,
wholesale liquor merchants, 216 Cali-
fornia
Wllmerding Memorial Free Kindergarten,
Miss Helen T. Bacon principal, 369. 11th
Wilmersdorfer Moritz, boat builder, r. 138 Town-
send
" Samuel, laborer, r. 138 Townsend
Wilmore Thomas Q., motorman Market St. Ry,

r. 1132 Turk
Wilmot George (Chenoweth & Wilmot), r. Hotel
Langham
" John, butcher, r. 1214, 5th Av South
.8®" Wilmot. See Willmot
Wilshire Safe and Scale Co., W. B. Wilshire
president, 6 California
" William B., president Wilshire Safe and
Scale Co., 6 California, r. Los Angeles
Wilshons Charles M., engineer Sutter St. Ry.,

r. 1311 Sacramento
Wilshusen John, clerk John H. Wilshusen, r.
137 Folsom
" John H., groceries and liquors, SE cor
Main and Folsom, r. Oakland
Wilslow Nicholas, baker Charles Haugaard, r.
1535 Post
" Thomas S., motorman Market St. Ry, r. 16
Chapul tepee
Wilson A., capitalist, r. 824 Montgomery
" A., gripman Preside and Ferries RR., r.

1218 Union
" A., plumber, r. 1432 Post
" Ada P. Miss, school teacher, r. 1109 Broad-
way
" Adelaide D. Miss, hairdresser, r. 1002 Polk
" Albert, seaman bkt Planter, r. Sailors'

Home
" Albert J., foreman William F. Wilson, r.

1143 Turk
" Albert W., deputy Board Fish Commis-
sioners, r. 82 Natoma
" Alexander, clerK Balfour, Guthrie & Co.. r.

Oakland
" Alexander, stevedore, r. 17 Rincon Av
" Alexander Jr., clerk Hooper & Jennings, r.

East Oakland
" Alexander C, pressman, r. 1616 Stockton
" Alexander J., wood and coal, 2319'/^ Pine
" Alexander W. (Wilson & Drucker), r. 2225

Broadway
" Alexander W., cabinet maker Chas. M.

Plum, r. 1220 Pierce
'■ Alfred A., clerk, r. 2507 Clay
" Allan K., clerk, r. 1108 Broadway
" Almon, melter Wliyte & De Rome, r. Oak-
land

Wilson Alonzo L., shipping clerk, r. 1113!^ Treat
Av

" Alvin L., armature winder John M. Klein's
Electrical Wks, r. 24 Valley

" Amanda A., widow, r. 205i4 Bartlett

" Amy H. Miss, nurse Hospital for Children,
3700 California

" Andrew, blacksmith, r. 2926 Laguna

" Andrew, roofer Nelson C. Walton, r. 444
Brannan

" Andrew M.. boat builder, r. 721j^ Tennes-
see

" Andrew M., secretary Wilson Bros. Co.,
1710 Market, r. Hotel Fairmount

" Andrew W., pattern maker, r. 328V4 Sanchez

" Ann Mrs., bakery, 253, 3d

" Ann B., widow, r. 418 Hyde

" Annie, widow, r. 696 McAllister

" Annie Miss, domestic, r. 22 Perry

" Antone, cook Milischich & Bello, r. 25 An-
tonia

" A. P., carpenter, r. 124, 29th

" Arthur, porter, r. 613 Howard

" Arthur A., compositor, r. 2517 Sutter

" Arthur J., barber, r. 247 Oak

" Arthur L. (Eastwood & Wilson), r. 924
Shotwell

" Benjamin, attorney at law, r. 906 Leaven-
worth

" Birdie M. Miss, stenographer, 45 Mills
Bldg, 6th floor, r. 314 Eddy

" Bristol, whitener, r. 125, 4th

" Brothers (William R. and Henry R.), jew-
elry and opticians, 323 Montgomery

" Brothers (William W. and Walter R.),
cigars and tobacco, 1212 Polk

" Brothers Co., John M. Wilson president,
Andrew M. Wilson secretary, furniture
and storage, 1710 Market
Wilson Brothers & Co. (C. R. and Henry Wil-
son and A. B. Johnson), manufacturers,
wholesale and retail dealers in lumber,
324 Berry, telephone South 617

" Burtrend S., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light
Co., r. 307 Natoma

" Carrie, widow, r. 148 Eddy

" Carrie, widow, r. 439 O'Farrell

" Catherine, widow, r. 621, 24th

" Catherine A. widow, r. 220, 11th

" Catherine E. Miss, teacher Girls' High
School, r. 1910^ Lyon

" Charles, r. 24 Middle

" Charles, r. 106 Eddy

•' Charles, r. Hotel St. Nicholas

" Charles (Charles Wilson & Co.), r. 406}^
O'Farrell

" Charles, bartender, r. 366 Natoma

" Charles, carpenter, 224 Fillmore, r. 1 Web-
ster

" Charles, clerk, r. 620 Sutter

" Charles, cook, r. 333 Louisiana

" Charles, enginer, r. 606 Lombard

" Charles, hostler, r. 104 New Montgomery

" Charles, laborer, r. 32 Natoma

" Charles, longshoreman, r. 31 Broadway

" Charles, plasterer, r. 10 Rausch

" Charles, porter George W. Gibbs Co., r.
Berkeley

" Charles, seaman, r. 117 Drumm

" Charles, seaman, r. 217, 20th

" Charles & Co. (Charles Wilson), book and
job printers, 632 Market

" Charles A., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.
306 San Jose A v

" Charles A., electrician Municipal Burglar
Alarm Co., r. 839 Mission

" Charles A., machinist Dow Steam Pump
Wks, r. 560 Howard

" Charles A., photographer, r. 1113 Golden
Gate Av

" Charles C, r. 1944 California

" Charles C, cigars, 412 Kearny, r. 214 Post

" Charles C, carpenter, 1017 Post
Wilson Charles E., attorney at law, 420 Califor-
nia, rooms 10-13, r. 706 Broderick

" Charles F., correspondent O'Connor, Mof-
fatt & Co., r. 620 Sutter

" Charles H., attorney at law, 530 California,
rooms 43-44. r. Hotel Savoy

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Wilson Charles L., driver Farns worth & Bug-
gies, r. 614, 2d

" Charles M., cabinet maker W. W. Monta-
gue & Co., r. Alameda

'• Charles R. (Wilson Bros. & Co.), r. Aber-
deen, Wash.
"Wilson diaries R., architect, 315 Phelan Bldg,

r. 1301 Laguna
Wilson Charles W., proprietor San Francisco
Barber School, 1511-1515 Howard

" Charles W.. shipping clerk J. A. Folger &
Co., r. 3140, 16th

" Chris, salesman McCarthy Bros., r, York
nrSlst

" Christian M., seaman, r. 415 Harrison

" Christina P. Miss, housekeeper Cal. Wo-
men's Hospital

" Christopher, salesman Bach, Meese & Co.,
r. 530i4 Valencia

" C. J. Mrs., stewardess str Australia

" Clara, widow, r. 1616 Geary

" C. M. Mrs., widow, r. 714 Bush

" Daisy M. Miss, teacher Horace Mann
Evening School, r. 205^4 Bartlett
"Wilson Daniel, assistant treasurer and cashier
W. W. Montague & Co., 309-317 Market,
r. 504 Powell

" David, blacksmith, r. 52 Natoma

" David, clerk Mack & Co., r. 1146 Golden
Gat3 Av

" David B., insurance adjuster, 223 Safe De-
posit Bldg, r. 1217 Jones

" David W., wood and coal, 524 Castro

" Davis, foreman, r. 1831 Howard

" Delos P., house and sign painter, 232 San-
chez
Wilson Dining Saloon The, Wilson & Drucker
proprietors, 114-120 Post

" D. L., laborer, r. 15 Morev Alley

" Dora W. Miss, r. 3331 Washington

" Douglas R., stock and bond broker, 310
California, r. 2403 Clay
Wilson Edgar M., attorney at law, 614, 615, 620
and 621 Safe Deposit Bldg, r. 2214 Jackson
Edmund, expressman, r. 407 Francisco
Edward A., clerk F. A. Rouleau, r. 415, 19th
Edward B. Mrs., r. 1432 Post

E. J., janitor, r. 632 Ellis
Eliza J., widow, r. 1109 Broadway
Elizabeth Miss, r. 522 Taylor
Elizabeth Mrs., bakery, 1101, 18th
Elizabeth M. Mrs,, r. 1944 Caliiornia
Ernest R., boatman H. Peterson, r. 16 Fol-

som
Ernest L,., tailor, r. 1220 Pierce
Errol C, clerk Commissary of Subsistence

U. S. A., r. 2525 Van Ness Av

F. J., r. Old People's Home
Fletcher A., engineer, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
Florence E., wire worker Michael J. Mar-
ion, r. Oakland

Francis S., student, r. 503 O'Farrell

Frank, boarding, 817 Battery

Frank, hostler A. M. Turner, r. 1053 Golden

Gate Av
Frank, machinist, r. 533, 7th
Frank, plumber M. Fisher, r. 241 Bartlett
Frank, seaman, r. 20 Clementina
Frank, stevedore, r. 34 Perry
Frank E., trimmer Edison Light and

Power Co., r. 2614 Page
Frank F., gripman Market St. Ry., r.

2812, 16th
Frank H., boxmaker, r. 148, 13th
Frank J., engineer, r. 404, 3d
Frank J., laborer, r 1616 Stockton
Frank M., capitalist, 530 California, room

1, r. Berkeley
" Frank N., driver Pac. Carriage Co., r. 1125

Mission
Wilson Frank P., physician and surgeon, ofBce

1015 Sutter, hours 2 to 4 p. m., telephone

East 915, r. 2218 Clay, telephone Pine

1931
Wilson Fred M., attorney at law, 420 Califor-

hia, rooms 10-13, r. 706 Broderick
" Fred S., bookkeeper P. C. SS. Co.
" Frederick, butcher Christopher Hill, r.

Oakland

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

Hair Mattresses

MADE TO ORDER.
S-^l-S-^-T" IVIARKET ST.

Wilson Frederick, door tender Cremorne The-
ater, r. 113, 4th

" Frederick, fireman, r. 433 Larkin

" Frederick, merchant tailor, 610 Montgom-
ery, r. 2108 Jones

" Frederick, painter, r. lll'/4 Minna

" Frederick A., laborer, r. 310c Clement
Wilson Frederick A., manager William F. Wil-
son, 204 Stockton, r. 1807 Scott

" Frederick D., foreman Municipal Burglar
Alarm Co., r. 839 Mission

" Frederick G., clerk Stewart Menzies & Co.,
r. 11 Midway

" Frederick L. , coffee and spices, r. 821 Va-
lencia

" George, horseshoer Baptiste Lacaze, r.
Oakland

" George, laborer, r. 529 Sacramento

" George, laborer, r. 1316 Sanchez

" George, pressman, r. 1205 Montgomery

" George, watchman, r. 116, 8th
Wilson George E., vice-president Wilson &
Brother, 20 Drumm, r. San Rafael

" George G., carpenter, r. 1616 Stockton

" George H., clerk, r. 982 Howard

" George H., foreman, r. 140 Vicksburg
Wilson George L., president San Francisco
Paving Co., 510 Safe Deposit Bldg, r.
206a Post

" George M., contractor, r. 327, 23d

" George N. W., traveling salesman, r. 208
Octavia

" George R., clerk, r.720E Bush

" George R. Mrs., r. 503 O'Farrell

" George S., photographer, 342 Kearny

" George W., r. 1018 Mason

" Georgie, widow, r. 2116 Jones

" Hannah Miss, dressmaker, r. 615'/4 Hyde

" Harry, r. 13 Yerba Buena

" Harry, bartender, r. 3614 Geary

" Harry, fruits and vegetables, 1010% Hyde

" Harry, miner, r. 1616 Stockton

" Harry, molder, r. 317 Capp

" Harry I., stevedore, r. 119 Bay

" Harry I. Jr., longshoreman, r. 119 Bay

" Harry J., stock clerk William F. Wilson,
r. 1143 Turk

" Harry L.,r. 824. 15th

" Harvey, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
307 Natoma

" Hattie L. Miss, stenographer, r. 148, 13th

" Helen F. Miss, artist, r. 2520 Mission

" Helena, widow, r. 535 Grove

" Henry, r. 621, 24th

" Henry, r. 1057 Mission

" Henry (Wilson Bros. & Co.), r. Oakland

" Henry, laborer Bissinger & Co.

" Henry, longshoreman, r. 8 Falmouth

" Henry A., r. 1109 Broadway

" Henry E., rubber worker Bowers Rubber
Co., r. 1057 Mission

" Henry G., r. 36 Bartlett

" Henry G., boilermaker Eureka Boiler Wks,
r. 112 Juniper

" Henry L., attorney at law, 532 Market,
room 41, r. 1108 Broadway

" Henry L., floorwalker Newman & Levin-
son, r. Oakland

" Henry R. (Wilson Bros.>, r. 844 McAllister

" Herbert, plasterer, r. 738 Diamond

" Herbert W. salesman, r. 411 Van Ness Av

" Homer (Homer Wilson & Co.), r. 2425 Howard

Wilson Homer & Co. (Homer Wilson, Evan

Williams and T. B. Hofer), financial

agents, note and bond brokers, room 10

Rotunda Mills Bldg.

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405 Sansome St., San Francisco.

Wilson Horace, cashier J. D. Maxwell, r. 1108
Broadway

" Horace A., carpet layer Alex. Mackay &
Son.,r. 243, 9th

" Irma Miss, stenographer Chester S. Smith,
r. 121 Montgomery

" Isaac, clerk, r. 711 Stockton

" Israel C, collector J. E. Jacobus, r. 1836
Powell

" James, architect, r. 1229 Filbert

" James, butler, r. 1006 Clay

" James, cigarmaker James Crouch, r. 10
Monroe

" James, cooper, r. 619!4 Mission

" James, hack driver, r. 765 Mission

" James, laborer, r. 1036 Sanchez

" James, machinist, r. 932, 19th

" James, sample clerk P. Greenberg & Co., r.
NE cor Pine and Stockton

" James A., bosmaker Clatsop Milling Co..
r. 112 Juniper
Wilson James A., mason and builder and sec-
retary The Builders' Exchange, 40 New
Montgomery, r. 1,502 Castro

" James B., editor and manager The Eleva-
tor, 622 Clay, r. Oakland

" James B., helper "WTiitney Transfer Co.,
r. 5 Commercial

" James C, apprentice Washburn & Moen
Mnfg. Co., r. 119 Bay

" James D., engineer F. S. Moody, r. 327
Minna

" James E., clerk, r. 602 Stockton
Wilson Jajnes G. (New York), manufacturer of
Wilson's patent rolling steel shutters,
Bay City Iron Works agents, 103-105 Fre-
mont and 323-325 Mission

" James H., r. 32, 4th

" James H., bartender James W. Flaherty,
r. 286 Stevenson

" James H., carpenter, r. 1055b Howard

" James H., saddler, 132% Main, r. 2427 Fol-
som

" James J., machinist Krogh Mnfg. Co., r.
932, 19th
Wilson James K, president Sather Banking
Co.. SE cor Pine and Sansome. r. 3196 Pa-
cific Av

" James L., carpenter, r. California nr 24th Av

" James M., engineer Am. Oil Co.. r. 120, 6th

" James R., clerk Railwav Mail Service, r.
3042, 16th

" James S., gardener Mount Calvary Ceme-
tery, r. 148, 13th

" Jane Mrs., r. 31, 11th

WILSON J. C. & CO.

(JohnC. Wilson), importers and deal-
ers in all kinds of coal, coke and pig
iron, principal ofiace 900 Battery, tele
plione Main 1864, yards NE cor Vallejo
and Battery and SW cor Front and
Green, Oakland office 1058 Broadway,
yard NE cor 5tli and Webster, tele-
phone 54
Wilson J. Curtis, porter, r. 341 Hayes

" Jehu B., r. 1132 Shotwell

" J. Elmer, stenographer Dodge, Sweeney &
Co., r. East Oakland

" Jennie, widow, r. 39i4 Zoe

" Jennie Miss. r. 1109 Broadway

" Jeremiah L. (Wilson & Baechtel), r. 2612
Webster

" J. L., 3d officer str San Jose

" J. N. E., attorney at law, 530 California,
room 12, r. Occidental Hotel

Wilson Job D., physician, r. 2426 Fulton

" John, r. 343 Minna

" John, boiler maker, r. 720'/i Bryant

" John, carpenter, r. Putnam nr Cortland Av

" John, carpenter and builder, r. 1205 Laguna

" John, clerk Horn lein Bros.

" John, clerk, r. 3140, 16th

" John, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1220,
24th

" John, fireman str Washtenaw

" John, gold beater estate of James New-
man, r. 32 Valparaiso

" John, helper Atlas Iron Wks, r. 504 Napa

" John, laborer, r. 704 Minnesota

" John, laborer, r. 911 Illinois

" John, laborer Albert E. Buckman, r. NW
cor Steiner and Hermann

" John, machinist, r. 26 Eddy

" John, master schr Wonder, office 9 Mis-
sion

" John, merchant, r. 417 Kearny

" John, milkman, r. Foerster nr 33d

" John, seaman str Walla Walla, r. 329, 2d
Av

" John, ship carpenter, r. 152 West Av

" John, steward, r. 6a Valparaiso

" John, teamster M. Joost & Bro., r. 618
Gough

" John, watchman, r. 100^/4 Jackson

" John, waterman Goodall, Perkins & Co., r.
246 Eureka

" John Mrs., widow, r. 1027a Post

" John A., barber, r. 247 Oak

" John A., driver, r. 42 Albert Lane

" John A., foundryman Marshutz & Cantrell,
r. 721 '/i Tennessee

" John A., porter, r. 315 Cumberland

" John A., stage carpenter, r. 150 Silver

" John B., r. 1132 Shotwell

" John B., seaman, r. 527 Vallejo

" John C. (J. C. Wilson & Co.), r. Oakland

" John C, carpenter, r. California nr 24th Av

" John C. Jr., with J. C. Wilson & Co., r. 1607
McAllister

" John D., barber, 100 Powell, r. 501 Geary

" John D., salesman, r. 2824 Sacramento

" John F., clerk, r. 24 Allen

" John H., foreman Healy, Tibbitts & Co., r.
119, 8th

" John H., janitor Pac. Postal Tel. Cable Co.,
r. 41 Minna

" John H., mason and builder, 40 New Mont-
gomery, r. 1224 York

" John J., cook str Pomona, r. 625, 2d

" John M., mining expert, r. 2520 Octavia

" John M., president Wilson Bros. Co., 1710
Market, r. 1714 Market

" John N., clerk, r. 311 Lott

" John P., machinist, r. 212 Broadway

" John R., r. 5 Latham PI

" John R., boxmaker Hobbs, Wall & Co., r.
1521/2 Silver

" John Scott (Mann & Wilson), r. 2617 Bu-
chanan

" John W., cook, r. 1308i4 Page

" John W., liquors, cor Silver and San Bruno
Avs

" John W., teamster, r. 306a 21st

" Jonathan D., r. 624 Washington

" Joseph, r. 705 Mission

" Joseph, barber McGovern &Bidinger, r. 341
Clementina

" Joseph, compositor Dewey Publishing Co.,
r. 2810 Laguna

" Joseph, plasterer, r. 17 Fillmore

" Joseph, stevedore, r. 213 Clara rear

" Joseph A., manufacturers' agent, 119 Bush,
r. 1110 Larkin

" Joseph F., foreman Valleau & Peterson, r.
1008 Washington

" Joseph F., machinist, r. 306, 7th

" Joseph H., poultry raiser, 15th Av South
nr F

" Joseph L., r. 2525 Van Ness Av

" Joseph S., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
905 Market

" Joseph S. Jr., steward James O'Brien &
Son, r. 905 Market

" Julia, widow, r. 720'4 Bryant

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Wilson Julius, cabinet maker, r. ISCaop
" K., r, 2433 Buchanan
" Kate Mrs., r. 813 Shotwell
" Laura A. Mrs., midwife, 70% West Mis-
sion
" Lazelles E., bookkeeper R. Liddle Co.,r.

415 Eddy
" Lenora, widow, r. 243, 9th
" Lizzie Miss, stenographer James A. Watt,

r. 1326 Bush
" Lois, domestic, 118 Devisadero
" Louis C, engineer, r. 806 San Jose Road
" Louis L., manager, r. 312 Hyde
" Louis P., canvasser, r. 91, 9th
" Louis R., steward People's Palace
" L. S. Mrs., r. Hotel Pleasanton
" Lucy, widow, r. 1146 Golden Gate Av
" Ludwell M., solicitor, r. 514 Bush
" M., seaman str Walla Walla
" Mardon D. Rev., rector St. Peter's Church

(Episcopal), r. 206 Lombard
" Margaret, widow, r. 206, 7th
" Margaret, widow, r. 1205 Montgomery
" Maria, widow, r. 1910^2 Lyon
" Marion A., clerk, r. 311 Lott
" Marion A. Jr., clerk, r. 311 Lott
" Martha Mrs. , dressmaking , 921 Sacramento
" Mary, widow, r. 17 Sherwood PI
" Mary, widow, r. 602 Stockton
" Mary Mrs., r. 404 Post
" Mary J. R., widow, r. IIWA Treat Av
" Matthew, policeman, r. Plymouth Av nr

Sagamore
" Matthew T., physician, 824 Ellis
" May, widow, glovemaker, r. 1104 Market
" Minnie, widow, r. 619i4 Mission
" Morris, ladies' tailor, r. 5 Falmouth
Wilson Mountford S. (Wilson & Wilson), r. 711
Pine
" M. R. Mrs., r. Old People's Home
" Nathaniel Niles, office 20-22 Drumm, r.

University Club
" Nicholas, oiler Union I. Wlcs, r. 301 Michi-
gan
" Oliver, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 209,
26th

WILSON OLOF,

house mover and raiser, 409, 5tli
Wilson Olof, lumberman, r. 112 Juniper
" Olof C, conductor Presidio and Ferries RR,

r. 1218 Union
" Orlando, barber, r. 924 Shotwell
" Orrin, carpenter E. F. Taber, r. 1550 How-
ard
" Oscar, r. 106 Taylor
" Oscar, gripman Market St. Ry., r. cor 7th

Av and I
" Peter, stevedore, r. 17 Rincon Av
" Peter, steward, r. 607 Vallejo
" Peter, teamster Burnstine Bros., r. 243

Perry
" Peter, waiter str City of Panama, r. 547,

1st
" Peter G., laborer, r. NE cor Army and

Sanchez
" Phoebe A., widow, r. 806 San Jose Road
" Pruda C, widow, r. 1113!/3 Treat Av
" Ramon E. Mrs., widow, r. 2414 Webster
" Raymond, carpenter, r. 449A, 20th
" Richard, seaman, r. 1003 Battery
" Richard, teamster, r. 520, 6th
" Richard F., proprietor Thistle Hotel, 316

Michigan
" Richard P., mill hand Pac. Roll. Mill, r.

1117 Alabama
" Richard P. Rev., editor Pacific Methodist

Advocate, 43 Donohoe Bldg, r. Berkeley
" R. M., president Howard & Wilson Colony

Co., 523 Montgomery, r. Madera, Cal.
" Robert, r. 700 Jones

" Robert, barber Louis Ancker, r. 1045 Mar-
ket
" Robert, laborer, r. 46 Tehama
" Robert, pattern maker O'Connell & Lewis
" Robert, plumber, r. 748 Howard
" Robert, porter George Dawson, r. 517

Greenwich
" Robert, salesman D. Samuels, r. 702 Capp

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

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Wilson Robert, seaman revenue cutter Bear, r.
1001 Battery

" Robert A., r. 39M Zoe

" Robert C, janitor, 508 California, r. 921
Sacramento

" Robert E., compositor, r. 702 Capp

" Robert G.,r. 54 Shipley rear

" Robert J., salesman F. N. Woods i
22 Everett

" Robert S., clerk, r. 1101, 18th

" Rose J., widow, r. 20by2 Bartlett

" Roy, student, r. 232, 12th
Wilson Russell J. (Wilson & Wilson),
California

" Sallie, widow, r 4 Codman PI

" Samuel, r. 353 Minna

" Samuel, brickmason, r. 133 CoUingwood

" Samuel H., farmer, r. 306a 21st

" Samuel M., student, r. 2617 Buchanan

" Samuel M. Mrs., widow, r. 711 Pine

" Sara V. de, widow, i. 2507 Clay

" Sarah, widow, r. 613 Hayes

" Sarah, widow, r. 833 Geary

" Sarah Mrs., r. 1906a Market

" Sarah Mrs., lodgings, 208 Drumm

" Sarah M., widow, r. 113William

" Sarah M. Miss, principal Emerson Pri-
mary School, r. 3196 Pacific Av

" Susan, widow, r. 13 Sherwood PI
Wilson The, furnished rooms, Wilson & Drucker ,
proprietors, 130 Post

" Thomas, r. Oakland

" Thomas, boilermaker, r. 730% Bryant

" Thomas, butcher, r. 34 Allen

" Thomas, editor Pacific Coast Official Rail-
way and Steamship Guide, 22 Clay, r.
Oakland

" Thomas, insurance, r. 720e Bush

" Thomas, marine engineer, r. 143, 5th

" Thomas, packer Redington & Co., r. 23 Ev-
erett

" Thomas, printer, r. 3534 California

" Thomas, weigher Charles Harley Co., r.
954% Harrison

" Thomas C, clerk, r. 304 San Jose Av

" Thomas C, janitor New City Hall, r. 535
Grove

" Thomas D. E., foreman Occidental and
Oriental SS. Co., r. 527% Guerrero

" Thomas F., helper Abner Doble Co., r. 22
Everett

" Thomas H., master schr Fairfield, office
Pier 7 Steuart, r. 440 Green

" Thomas H., proprietor Garfield House,
737% Howard

" Thomas R., r. 1125 Mission

" Thomas S., attorney at law, 189-190 Crocker
Bldg, r. Hotel Pleasanton

" Waller, brickmaker, r. 565 Stevenson

" Walter R. (Wilson Bros.), r. 1115 Sutter

" Ward A., employee J. B. Pinchard, r. 631
Sacramento

" Warren D., butcher, 749 and 1045 Market,
1307 Polk, 2947, 16th, 120, 9th and 344, 6th,
r. 618 Castro

" W. B., motorman Market St. Ry.,r. 1214
Steiner

" W. H.. barber Stern & Heller, r. 1003 Powell
Wilson Wilbur I., president Wilson & Brother,
20-22 Drumm, r. Oakland

" William, blacksmith Market St. Ry., r.
2002 Bryant

" William, carpenter, r. Mission nr Five-
Mile House

" William, carpenter, r. Munich nr Russia
Av

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over the capsule of every bottle.

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Wilson William, chipper Risdon I. and L. Wks,
r. 660 Howard
" William, clerk U. S. Engineer's Office, r.

1146 Golden Gate Av
" William, coal passer str City of Sydney, r.

126!^ Francisco
" William, horseshoer J. S. O'Rourke & Co.,

r. 136 Garden
" William, painter, r. 421 Dolores
" William, painter, r. 1706 Howard
" William, riveter, r. 216 Michigan
" William, seaman, r. N s Bryant nr Fre-
mont
" William, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
" William, stove mounter, r. 1205 Mont-
gomery
" William A., cashier Dickson, De Wolf &

Co., r. Berkeley
" William E., bartender S. T. Kelly, r. 1113

Treat Av
" William F., collector Pac. Gas Improve-
ment Co., r. 2046 Jones

WILSON WILLIAM F.,

fine sanitary plumbing and modem
sanitary appliances, 204 Stockton, r.
1143 Turk

" William F., Jr., bookkeeper William F.

Wilson, r. 1143 Turk
" William G., carpenter, r. 2724^ Folsomrear
" William G.. driver D. R.Avery & Co., r.

2221 Post
" William H., asphaltum roofing, 149 Na-

toma, r. 1407 Clay
" William H., machinist, r. 31 Zoe
" William H., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r. Ala-
meda
" William J., asst. bookkeeper Steinberger

& Kalisher, r. 1420 Geary
" William J., bookkeeper W. U. Tel. Co., r.

1720 Mission
" William J., machine hand J. C. Nolan &

Co., r. 1518 Stockton
" William L., clerk, r. 613 Hayes
" William M., mining expert, r. 632 Mission
" William M., plasterer, r. 3018 Sacramento
" William C, r. 717 Broadway
" William P., clerk auditing dept. Wells,

Fargo & Co., r. 1415 Geary
" William R. (Wilson Bros.), r. 629 Octavia
" William W. (Wilson Bros.), r. 1115 Sutter
" William W., driver San Mateo Ranch

Dairy, r. 1515 Fillmore
" William W., policeman, r. 25 Elgin Park Av
" Winnie Miss, nurse S.F. Protestant Orphan

Asylum
" & Baechtel (J. S. Wilson and H. L. Baech-

tel), produce commission, 205-207 Davis

WILSON «fe BROTHER

(incorporated), Wilbur I. Wilson presi-
dent, George E. Wilson vice-president,
manufacturers and dealers doors, win-
dows, blinds, etc., 20-22 Drumm

Wilson & Drucker (Alexander W. Wilson and
August E. Drucker), proprietors The
Wilson Dining Saloon, 114-120 Post and
The Wilson, 120 Post

Wilson & Wilson (Russell J. and Mountford S.),
attorneys at law, 26-30 Mills Bldg, 6th
floor

4®^ Wilson. See Willesen

Wilstrup Ferdinand, clerk Henry W. Holle, r.
NE cor Hyde and Jackson
" Frederick, painter, r. 25 Capp ■
" Helfred, painter, r. 25 Capp

Wilt Bonar L., broom maker, r. 309, 7th
" Herbert, with Pac. Coast Syrup Co., r. 309,

7th
" John A., shoemaker, 307, 7th
" John C. (Wilt Bros.), r. 28 HoflAv
" John T., laborer, r. 237, 8th
Wilte August, salesman, r. 1611 Sutter
Wiltermood Frank, porter Charles Brown & Son,
r. 371 Minna
" William R., bridge builder, r. 1.524 Mis-
sion
Wiltner Joseph, auctioneer, r. 659 Minna
Wilton Eugene, laborer, r. 474 Jessie
" Sarah, widow, r. 1011 Hayes
" The, Mrs. Hattie L. White proprietor, 533

Taylor
" Thomas H., marine photographer Elite

Photographic Studio, r. 3036 Clay
" William H., carpenter, r. 2225 Baker
Wiltsee Ernest A., office 212 Crocker Bldg, r.

University Club
Wilz Theodore H., printer, r. 1402 Guerrero
Wilzer John, baker, r. 634 Pacific
Wilzinski Bertha Mrs., comfort maker, r. 25^4

Shotwell
Wiman Julius, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
Wimken George, shingler, r. 1460 Minna

" Katie Mrs., shirt finisher, r. 1460 Minna
Wimmer George, foreman machinist Union I.
Wks, r. 312 Iowa
" J., tailor, 14271/2 Pine
" Jacob C, expressman, NW cor Mason and

Pacific, r. lOigi/j Pacific
" John, butcher A. Brady, r. 121 Turk
" Mary Mrs., tailoress, r. 1019!^ Pacific
" William, teamster, r. 346 Minna
Winall Stuart A., blacksmith, r. 534 Haight
" Stuart A. jr., clerk, r. 16 Webster

WINANS JOHN C,

Peerless Rod Packing, Peerless Plum-
bago sneet. Peerless Rainbow Gaskets,
Eclipse Gaskets, agent Winans' Anti-
incrustation Powder and Magnolia
Anti-friction Metal, 220 Fremont, tele-
phone Main 184, r. Boliemian Club
Winans Sara A., widow, r. 926 Clay
Winant Alice Miss, teacher music, r. 114 Guer-
rero
" Charles P., oysterman, r. 20c Rausch
" Clifton S., lumberman, r. 114 Guerrero
" George W., fringemaker, r. 20c Rausch
" Peter G., waiter, r. .309. 3d
" Samuel W., plasterer, r. 202, 6th
Winants Newell, deputy Assessor, r. 703 Polk
Winbin Edward W., traveling salesman, r. 326

O'Farrell
Winch Nina Mrs., varieties, 1205 Turk
" Rose Mrs., r. 1926 Market
" Walter, r. 1926 Market
Winchell Henry P., traveling salesman I. S.
Van Winkle & Co., r. Alameda
" Nellie Mrs., r. 86, 9th

" Volney E., salesman Mound City Paint
and Color Co., r. 307, 2d Av
Winchester Albert S., foreman George Spauld-
ing & Co., r. 1217 Clay
" Curtis, telephone clerk Edison Light and

Power Co., r. ^QWi Ash Av
" Ezra H. (Main & Winchester), office 214-220

Battery
" Frederick, salesman Holbrook, Merrill &

Stetson, r. 2646 Howard
" George G., salesman Main & Winchester,
r. 2646 Howard
Winchester House, Edward Rolkin proprietor,
44, .3d
" John P., salesman Main & Winchester, r.

2646 Howard
" Julia Miss, Christian Science, r. 438 Geary
Winchester Repeating Arms Co., Edward B.
Rambo manager, 418-420 Market
" Robert, metal roofer Forderer Cornice
Wks, r. 49 Minna
Winckelmann Henry W., zincographer Chro-
nicle, r. 12 Shotwell
" Robert, bartender Edward Estrada, r. 1120
Leavenworth
4iy Winckelmann. See Winkelman

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Wind Christian W., merchant, r. 391 York
" Georgiana, domestic, 1714 Clay
" Samuel, conductor, r. 134 Wildey
je®=-Wind. See Windt
Windaf Paul, laborer, r. 817 Battery
Windass Albert E., master mariner, r. 47 Clara
Windecker George K., r. 613 Bush
Windele Edwin, physician, 30 Post, r. 316

Page
Windeler George, cooper, wine casks, barrels,
kegs, tanks, clarifiers for brewers, and
all kinds of cooperage to order upon the
shortest notice, 241 King bet 3d and 4th,
r. 504 Shotwell
^' Henry F., bookkeeper Enterprise Brew-
ing Co., r. SOI 2 Folsom
"Windeler Peter, secretary Enterprise Brewing

Co., 2015-2025 Folsom, r. 2012 Folsom
Windelow Soren, baker Christian Kolb, r. 700

Diamond
Windels C. A., with Shreve & Co., r. 711 Jones
Winder David L,., gripman Sutter St. Ry., r.

2528 Sutter
Winders C. Mrs., widow, r. 630 Geary

" John R., printer Call, r. 630 Geary
Windet J., waiter str City of Puebla
Windham Emma, widow, r. 816 Fulton
" Mary Miss, stenographer, r. 816 Fulton
" Percy, clerk R. Dunsmuir & Sons, r. 816
Fulton
Windhaus Bernard, r. 604 McAllister
Windisch J., cook, r. 636 Commercial
Windle B. W.. bookkeeper Carmen Island Salt

Co., r. 2098 Market
Windmiller Jacob, laborer, r. 303i^ Davis

" Maurice, furrier, 124 Kearny, r. 1423 Oak
Windrens Guy W., salesman M. Miller & Co., r.

18, 12th
Windrick Henry F., engineer S. P. Co., r. 2820,

16th
Windrow Albert, tanner, r. 501, 26th
" Christopher, fireman Engine 11, r. 15th Av

South nr Railroad Av
■" John, liquors, SW cor 26th and Mission
" Joseph, copyist County Clerk's office, r.

3002 Mission
" Olivia, widow, r. 501, 26th
"Windsor Hotel, James Gilleran proprietor, 905

Market, telephone South 87
"Windsor Hotel Bar, James Gilleran proprietor,
907 Market
" Josephine M. Miss, stenographer A. I. Hall

& Son, r. 727 McAllister
" William M., collector, r. 727 McAllister
*®=Windsor. See Winsor

Windt Henry, bookkeeper Morris Windt, r. 1424
Nebraska
"' Henry Mrs., widow, r. NE Hyde and Broad-
way
" Henry C, with P. J. Thomas, r. NE cor
Hyde and Broadway
"Windt Morris, proprietor Eagle Tannery, cor
26th and San Bruno Av, r. 1424 Nebraska
jes-Windt. See Wendt
Wineberg Charles, florist, r. 502 Mason
" Phillip, seaman, r. Sailors Home
Winegar AshbelB., r. 1322D Valencia

" Edmund M., messenger Pac. Transfer Co.,
r. 1316a Valencia
Winehall Arthur, yardman South S. F. Tannery,

r. 522 Howard
Wineroth Isaac, r. 15 Sumner
Wines John P., r. Corbett Av bet 21st and 22d
Winfield E. T., photo engraver Call, r. 5 Maiden
Lane
" John A., horse trainer, r. 2801 Golden Gate
Av
"Winfield Scott Primary School, Mrs. Emma S.
Code principal, Lombard bet Broderick
and Baker
Wing A. M. Mrs., lodgings, 823 Mission

WING FAT & CO.,

Chinese and Japanese Bazaar, import-
ers, wholesale and retail dealers fancy
goods, silk shawls, embroidered goods,
curios, porcelain, bronze and ivory
goods, 719 Dupont bet Clay and Com-
mercial

Wing Stephen, r. 19 Liberty
" William A., teamster Overland Freight

Transfer Co., r. 47 Bluxome
" William B., clerk, r. 149 Jersey
Wingate James B., druggist, NE cor Market
and Noe
" Jennie, widow, r. NE cor Market and Noe
" John D., clerk Brown Bros. & Co., r. 11
Monroe
Wingerter Charles J., capitalist, r. 2714 Sacra-
mento
" Edward P., capitalist, r. 2007 Steiner
" Gustav, teamster Baker& Co., r. 981^/4 Har-
rison
" Herman (Baker & Co.), r. 981'/4 Harrison
" Jacob, expressman, NW cor Bush and
Dupont, r. 1439 Polk
Wingfleld William, carpenter, r. 247, 2d
Winheman Bridget, widow, r. 9 Victor
Winke Frederick, cook, r. 7 Stephens Court
Winkelman Frederick H., clerk A. Quade & Co.,
r. 520O'Farrell
" Paul, finisher Louis Thors, r. 242!4, 12th
" William (Burke & Gordan), r. 1100 Mar-
ket
" William, bartender, r. 520 O'Farrell
-«®-Winkelman. See Winckelmann
Winkerly Celestin, machine hand David Woer-

ner
Winkle Emma, widow, r. 110 Lyon
" G., seaman, r. 22 Sacramento
" H. & W. (Henry and William), bakery, SE

cor Battery and Vallejo
■' Henry (H. & W. Winkle), r. 822 Battery
" P. W., sweeper Harbor Commissioners
William (H. &W. Winkle), r. 822 Battery

637

Winkler Charles, liquors, 1125 Dupont,

Broadway
" Charles M., cook, r. 409 Pacific
" Edward, cooper Cal. Barrel Co., r. 258

East Park
" Frederick, upholsterer Sterling Furniture

Co., r. 116 Broad
" George , cook William D. Meyer, r. 9 Drumm
" George, driver South S. F. Brewery, r. 14th

Av South nr Railroad Av
' ' Henry, foreman canmaker W. W. Montague

& Co., r. 28 Valparaiso
" Henry C, groceries and liquors, 1100

Union
" Henry E., piano maker, 258 East Park
" Julius, liquors, NE cor New Montgomery

and Howard, r. 623 Howard
" Oscar, machinist Schrader & Lutge, r. 116

Broad
" Philip, piano maker Henry E. Winkler, r.

258 East Park
' ' Theodore, hunter, r. 28 Valparaiso
«^ Winkler. See Winckler
Winkley Lizzie L. Mrs., r. 35 Lily Av
" Olivia, widow, r. 542!4 Bryant
" William, waiter, r. 542 Mission
Winklmair Andres, cooper John Wieland Brew-
ery, r. 50 Clementina
Winks John W., salesman Raphael Weill &

Co., r. Alameda
Winn Abel T., teacher Lowell High School, r.

2845 Washington
" Albert C. (Copeland, Neal & Winn), r. 916

1750

Annie, domestic, 912 Dolores

C, r. 613Larkin

Frank L., lieutenant U. S. A.

Franklin
George, millman E. J. Shattuck & Co., r.

904 Powell

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Winn Horatio S., superintendent I. O.
Bldg, 320 Post, r. 1036 Market

" Hord, traveling salesman Trojan Shirt
and Collar Co., r. 711 Jones

" John, laborer, r. 328, 30th

" William B., solicitor Daily Report, r. 735,
24th

" William H., expressman, SE cor Kearny
and Commercial, r. 1318 Vermont

" William H. Jr., machinist William Mea-
kin, r. 1318 Vermont
4®" Winn. See Wynn and Wynne
Winner Frank, fireman Western Sugar Refin-
ery, r. 706 Sierra
Winning Edward S., chief engineer str Bonita,

r. 924 Broadway
Winship Elizabeth Mrs., r. 741 Green

" John C, machinist Risdon I. & L. Wks, r.
111,12th

" Liillie Miss, paper boxmaker, r. 741 Green

" Milton, r. 741 Green

" Nelson, boxmaker, r. 741 Green

" Thomas, boxmaker. r. 741 Green
Winslow Albert, r. 410 Clementina

" Albert H., collector's assistant Chas. M.
Plum & Co. r. 63694 Jessie

" Charles H., clerk, r. 217 Fair Oaks
Winslow Chauncey R., Pacific Coast agent Bos-
ton Rubber Shoe Co., 44, 2d, r. 1801 Van
Ness Av

" Edward N., oiler str San Bias, r. 212, 1st

" Gertrude Miss, r. lOOe'/a Post

" Henry L., laundry office, 81, 4th

" Isabel Miss, r. 2521 Octavia

" Jacob, seaman, r. 1001 Battery

" James, seaman, r. 1001 Battery

" James, r. r. 209, 3d Av

" Kate Miss, stenographer, r. 1006^4 Post

" Mary J., widow, r. 636M Jessie

" Nicholas, baker, r. 1103c Folsom

" Peter, rigger P. C. SS. Co., r. 410 Clemen-
tina

" Thomas J., printer Hinton Printing Co., r.
1604 Fell

" William, r. 32, 4 th

" William, r. 915 Valencia
Winsor Charles, mechanic, r. 400 Bay
Winsor Charles S. (R. D. Hume & Co.), and
secretary Klamath Packing and Trad-
ing Co., Hume Canning and Trading Co.
and Del Norte Commercial Co., 318 Cali-
fornia, room 11, r. 2010 Geary

" Oscar, r. 312 Chestnut
Winstanley Clement, clerk engineer's ofBce
dept. of California, r. 3531 Lombard

" Ella M. Miss, packer Viavi Co., r. 2531
Lombard

" Florence E. Miss, packer Viavi Co., r. 2531
Lombard

" Mabel K. Miss, stenographer, r. 2531 Lom-
bard
Winston Peter, litho-pressman Schmidt Label
& Litho. Co., r. 524 Stevenson

" Russell H. (A. M. Speck & Co.), r. Hotel
Savoy

" Theodore, printer, r. 524 Stevenson

" Thomas W., 2d lieutenant Light Battery
D., 5th Artillery U. S. A., r. Presidio
Winstrom Nels, carpenter, r. 431 Minna
Winter AdolphC. (P. H. Winter & Son), r. 614y2
Greenwich

" Andrew, proprietor St. Petersburg Hotel,
15 Howard

" Anna, widow, r. 721 Harrison

" Annie, widow, r. Beach bet Hyde and Lar-
kin

Co.,

718

Winter Annie M., clerk G. G. Wickson & Co., r.

Oakland
" Antonia Miss, bookkeeper Schrader Bros.,

r. 303 Steiner
" A. O., pressman Salvation Army, r. 113&

Market
" Benjamin G., r. 226 Taylor
" Bernhardt, baker, r. 2839 Howard
" Charles, brewer Chicago Brewery, r. 1625

Pacific Av rear
" Charles, porter, r. 833 Vallejo rear
" Elise, widow, r. 303 Steiner
" Eugene V., machinist Krogh Mfg Co., r. 204

Utah
" Frederick, laborer, r. Missouri nr 25th, Po-

trero
" Fritz, r. 856 Mission

" Fritz, foreman P. Bartscher, r. 1031 Valen-
cia
" F. William, piano tuner Kohler & Chase, r.

615, 17th
" Henry (Winter & Steinhauser), r. 822 Jessie
" Henry K., clerk Winter & Felsing, r. 2839

Howard
" Herman, clerk, r. 123 Eddy
" Home, Mrs. Emma Olafsen proprietor, 634

Sacramento
Winter James H., druggist and apothecary and

proprietor Depot Drugstore, NE cor 25th

and Valencia, r. 1341 Valencia
" James W. (Winter & Derby), r. 114 Mc-
Allister
" John, cooper George Windeler & Co., r. 553

Mission
" John, laborer, r. 1618 Stockton rear
" John, teamster, r. 105, 21st
" John Jr., teamster, r. 105, 21rt
" John C. H.. engineer G. G. Wickson <S

r. Berkeley
" JohnD., machinist S. F. Tool Wks,

Utah
" John F., liquors, 701 Montgomery Av,

Filbert
" John F., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r.

825 Mission
" John F. Jr., bartender J. F. Winter, r. 718

Filbert
" John H., clerk, r. 303 Steiner
" Joseph T., pipe fitter Western Sugar Refi-
nery, r. 330, 29th
" Kasten, liquors, 601 East, r. 1613 Fulton
" Louis, expressman, r. 315, 28th
" Mary, widow, r. 443 Jessie
" Max, baker, r. 763 Howard
" Michael, paper carrier, r. 2104b Leaven-
worth
" Morris (Winter & Felsing), r. 2839 Howard
" Patrick, carriage painter Almerin T.

Becraft, r. 105, 21st
" Patrick D., varnish maker, r. 208 Utah
" P. H. & Son (Philip H. and Adolph C.)

barbers, 627 Commercial
" Philip, brewer, r. 438 Clementina
" Philip H. (P. H. Winter & Son), r. 614V4

Greenwich
" Thomas, shoemaker, r. 1017Vi Clay
Winter Thomas P., secretary Kohler & Chase,

26-30 O'Farrell, r. Alameda
" Thomas S., collector Kohler & Chase, r.

Berkeley
" W. G. Mrs., widow, r. 620, 21st
" William, clerk, r. 447 Bartlett
" William, cook Golden West Hotel, r. 438

Clementina
" William, marine engineer, 9 Mission, r.

Alameda
" William R., brewer Jackson Brewing Co.,

r. 14 Henrietta Square
Winter & Derhy (James W. Winter and Albert

T. Derby), dentists, 206 Kearny
'• & Felsing (Morris Winter and Frederick

Felsing), proprietors California Sausage

Factory, 37 Main
" & Steinhauser (Henry Winter and William

Steinhauser), sausage factory, 822!/^

Jessie
4®" Winter. See Winters and Winther
Winterberg Adolph, porter Wilmerding-Loewe

Co., r. 238, 4th Av

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Winterberg Frederick, cellarman, r. 709 Stock-
ton

" Gustave C, tailor Boys' and Girls' Aid
Society, r. 16mA Turk

" Walter H., interne California Woman's
Hospital, r. 1208 Sutter

" Wolrad, visiting surgeon California Wo-
man's Hospital, r. 1208 Sutter
Winterbottom George, blacksmith, r. 5 Frank-
lin

" Henry, carpenter Stephen Conning, r. 151
Hancock

" Orlando, cigar dealer, r. 145014 Minna

" Orlando Jr., machinist, r. 28 Haight

" Sarah, widow, r. 28 Haight

" William, glassblower, r. 28 Haight

" William J., manager Chicago Cider and
Fruit Syrup Co., 241, 8th, r. 5 Franklin
Winterburn Edward H., clerk, r. 1617 Gough

" Frank, printer Joseph Winterburn Co., r.
200914 Fillmore
Winterburn George F.. secretary Joseph Win-
terburn Co., 417 Clay, r. 1617 Gough

" George H., attorney at law, 70 Murphy
Bldg, r. Hotel St. Nicholas

" J. Charles, with .(Etna Insurance Co., r.
1615 Gough
Winterburn Josepb, president Joseph Winter-
burn Co., 417 Clay, r. 1617 Gough
Winterburn Joseph Co., Joseph winterburn
president, William Hoflschneider vice-
president, George F. Winterburn secre-
tary, printers and electrotypers, 417
Clay
Winterhalter Wildrich, architect, r. 1430 Golden
GateAv

" William, student, r. 1229 McAllister
Winteroth Lorenz, cooper Samuels Bros. &Co.,

r. 12171/^ Kearny
Winterroll Albert, clerk Henry Hens, r. 503 La-

guna
Winterrowd George W., picture frame manu-
facturer, 2829 Mission
Winters Bernard, apprentice Wm. H. Birch &
Co., r. 339a San Jose Av

" Charles, deputy Assessor, r. 313 Sanchez

" Clara, milliner, r. 313 Sanchez

" D.. laborer Pac. Roll. Mill

" Edmund J., clerk O'Brien & Spotorno, r.
323 Haight

" Elizabeth, widow, r. 3279 Mission

" Emily, widow, r. 323 Haight

" Emily, domestic, 1805 California

<i Emmett, cash receiver O'Connor, Moflatt &
Co., r. 323 Haight

" Frank, cook Johnson & Benneke, r. 68
Shipley

" Frederick C, butcher, 2-4 Mission Mar-
ket, r. 709, 17th

" Gertie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 2439a Green-
wich

" Herman, bricklayer, r. 624 Lombard

" John, laborer, r. 456 Tehama

" John B,, seaman, r. 409 Drumm

" John J., wood and coal, 827 Fulton, r. Oak-
land

" John M., carpenter, r. 219 Diamond

" Joseph, baker, r. 248, 4th

" Joseph, seaman, r. 406 Broadway

" Louis, manager U. S. Brewery, 311-323 Ful-
ton, r. 2007A Golden Gate Av

" Margaret, widow, r. 448V2, 6th

" Patrick J., salesman Hale Bros., r. Ala-

meda
Thomas,
Thomas,

Av
Winters.

r. 2439a Greenwich

shoemaker, r. 16063^ Lexington

See Winter

Winterson Marie Miss (Larson & Winterson),
r. 320 Hayes
<• Michael, porter, r. 320 Hayes
Winterstein Myrtle B. Miss, stenographer, r.
323 Lyon
" TillieM., widow, r. 323 Lyon
Winter ton John D., r. 614 Powell

" John R., r. 614 Powell
Winther Brothers (Charles and Martin), gro-
ceries, wines and liquors, 1135 Folsom
" Charles (Winther Bros.), r. Ill Langton

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Winther Lawrence, machinist Risdon I. & L.
Wks, r. 211 Arlington
" Martin (Winther Bros.), r. Ill Langton
" Paul, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co., r. 1128
Kentucky
Win throp Isaac E., metal roofer Conlin & Rob-
erts, r. 1714 Garden
" John A., clerk, r. 919 Clay
" Oliver W., r. 2612!/2 Sutter
" William, cutter Buckingham & Hecht, r. 10

Willow Av
" William J., patternmaker, r. 806, 26th
" William L., guara County Jail 2, r. 10 Wil-
low Av
Wintjen Jacob G., r. 129 Olive Av
Wintler George, paper carrier, r. 728 Broad-

Winton F., butcher str
Winton Henry N., physician and surgeon, office
and r. 406 Sutter, telephone Hyde 421
" William, car repairer Market St. Ry, r.
119 California Av
Wintringer Paul, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r.

506, 9th
Wintringham Thomas, cashier Parrott & Co.,

r. San Rafael
Wintzer Julius (Wintzer & Agard), r. Grand

Hotel
Wintzer & Agard (Julius Wintzer and W. A.
T. Agard), importers leaf tobacco, 309
Clay
Winzler Alfred C, policeman, r. 1312a Harri-
son
Wipfli Jacob, milker Julius Frankel
Wiren John, carpenter, 334 Geary, r. 332, 12th Av
Wirsch Marguerite Miss, dressmaking, 1137

Mission
Wirschbaum Louis, r. 537 Sacramento
Wirschuleit Edward, master schr Eureka, r. 166

Perry
Wirsing Charles H., packer, r. 722 Army
Wirt Arthur D., clerk American Tract Soc, r.
Berkeley
" Loyal L. Rev., superintendent Congrega-
tional Sunday School Publishing Soc,
735 Market, r. 600 Bush
" N. S., attorney at law, 305 Larkin, room 29,
r. 1142 Howard
Wirth Albert C, engraver J. C. Irvine & Co., r.
2239 Geary
" Ernest, gardener, r. cor Point Lobos and

47th Avs
" Frederick, waiter, r. 403 Broadway
" George, butcher, 1117 Harrison, r. 203 Lang-
ton
" Jacob, stevedore, r. 824 Pacific rear
" Joseph, baker, r. 625 Clay
" Louisa, widow, r. 734 Montgomery
" Maria, widow, r. 824 Pacific rear
4®" Wirth. See Worth and Wurth
Wirthle William R. P., cashier Michalitschke

Bros. & Co., r. 606 Sutter
Wirtner A. Mrs., dressmaking, 211 Leaven-
worth
" Adolf, tailor, 211 Leavenworth
" John J., manufacturers' agent, 109 Califor-
nia, room 19, r. 3914 Clay
Wirtz John, teamster Henry Levy, r. W s Rail-
road Av nr 1st Av South
'< Nicholas (H. Buttner & Co.), r. 130, 3d
" Peter, butcher, r. Railroad Av nr 8th Av
South
Wisby John, porter Phelps & Miller, r. 1125
Clay
" William, longshoreman, r. 30^4 Louisa
Wische Louis, laborer r. 636 Commercial

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a E. Rochat president, S. W. Fuller

§• treasurer, J.F. Schlingrman secretary,

■3 wholesale furniture, show rooms, 762

E-i Mission, warehouses, 6th bet King and

Berry, telephone Main 792
S Wisdom Sara Miss, head nurse Lane Hospi-
^ tal

S Wise Aaron, salesman Columbus Woolen Mills,
^ r. 1622 Ellis

o " Abraham L., musician, r. 42 Grove

^ " Alexander, hostler Thomas P. Newell, r.

■ H 5191/2 Oak

» " Barzillai J., collector, r. 1508 California

^ •' Benjamin F., manager printing dept.

Abramson-Heunisch Co., r. 1139 Va-
lencia
" Carl, laborer Pac. Refining and Roofing

Co., r. 1620 McAllister
" Charles, carpenter, r. 715 Howard
2 " Charles O., teacher navigation, 6 Sacra-

mento, r. 809 Van Ness Av
" D. Mrs., clothing, 1048 Howard
" David W., musical instruments, 1322 Mar-
ket, r. 1622 Ellis
" Edgar, collector, r. 905 Webster
" Prank J., pressman Chronicle, r. 1814

Stockton
" Frederick, clerk Eugene Cerf
" George, r. 1718 Union
" George D., student, r. 1409 Leavenworth
" George H., calker, '•. 905 Webster
" Harry, clerk, r. 1622 Ellis
" Harry, waiter, r. 715 Howard
" Harry E. (Christy & Wise and Sanborn &

Wise), r. 1409 Leavenworth
" Henry (Perkins & Wise), office 508 Califor-
nia, room 14
" Henry H., printer, r. 618 Natoma
" Henry L., meter tester S. F. Gas Light

Co., r. 813 Shotwell
" Herbert S., driverCole & Wise, r. 905 Web-
ster
" Isabel Miss, auxiliary secretary Salvation

Army, r. 1.508 California
" Isidor (Rothchild& Wise), r. 1121 Geary
" James, bartender New Atlantic Hotel
" James A., engineer, r.209 Tehama
" John, coachman. 1013 Pine
" John, teamster, r. 122 Utah
" John Jr., soap wrapper, r. 122 Utah
Wise John H. (Christy & Wise), and Collector
U. S. Customs (District of San Francis-
co), office Custom House, 3d floor, r. 1409
Leavenworth
" John H., cook, r. 435 Natoma
" John L. (Cole & Wise), r. 905 Webster
" Julia, widow, r. 1135 McAllister
" Julius Mrs., milliner, 504 Sutter, r. 604

Leavenworth
" Lee C, bookkeeper, r. 2912 Mission
" M. Mrs., r. 12 Sycamore Av
" Matthew S., druggist Charles L. Morgan,

r. 916 Howard
" Minnie Miss, stenographer Salvation

Army, r. 1508 California
" Morris, tailor, r. 1622 Ellis
" Newton A., teamster, r. 1411 Larkin
" Peter, r. 3279 Mission
" Peter J., blacksmith, r. 3279 Mission
" Robert H., teamster Morton Draying and

Warehouse Co.
" Sara E. Mrs., physician, 1508 California
" Sigmund, expressman, NW cor Wash-
ington and Battery, r. 1323 Steiner

Wise Thomas F., manager The Eagle Phar-
macy, r. 3279 Mission
Wise Wallace A., attorney at law, 508 Califor-
nia, rooms 11-14
" Wallace C, with Fisher & Co., r. Brooklyn
Hotel
4®=" Wise. See Weis, Weise, Weiss and Wiese
Wiseflock John M., teamster Neville & Co., r.

316 Vicksburg
Wiseman Alfred E., molder, r. 1021 Vermont
" Annie, widow, r. 2 Essex PI
" Annie Miss, compositor, r. 2 Essex PI
" Charles H., shirt cutter Neustadter Bros.,

r. 1021 Vermont
" George A., salesman Gladding, McBean &

Co.,r. 747,17th
" James B., bookbinder Hicks- Judd Co., r.

325 Union
" James D., clerk County Clerk's office, r. 211

Capp
" James T., r. Brooklyn Hotel
" John J., gasfitter J. E. Britt. r. 229, 12th
" Lester W., driver W. H. Wiseman, r. 1629

Clay
" Margaret, widow, r. 4 Byington Av
" Mary, widow, r. 229, 12th
" Mary Miss, teacher Golden Gate Primary

School, r. 229, 12th
" Thomas, carpenter, r. 1021 Vermont
" William E., engraver Ames & Harris, r.

110^4 Morris Av
" William H., wood and coal, 1117 Sacra-
mento, r. 1629 Clay
" William VV., bookkeeper Dodge, Sweeney
&Co.
4®" Wiseman. SeeWeisman
Wiser Frank M., lather, r. 1105 Stevenson
Wisewell Charles A., carrier postoffice, r. 2008!^

Larkin
Wishman Henry, r. 165, 9th
Wiskat Edward J., electrican John M. Klein's

Electrical Wks, r. 852 Howard
Wisker Frank G., clerk H. S. CrockerCo., r. 1430,

25th
Wiskotschill Anthony J., teamster, r. 848b How-
ard
" J. Edward, electrician, r. 848b Howard
" George A., clerk, r. 848b Howard
Wisler William J. (Cope & W)sler),r. 1823 Oak
Wismer Einar, bookkeeper P. C. SS. Co's Yard,
r. 1626 Pierce
" Matilda, widow, r. 1626 Pierce
Wisner Albert H., waiter, r. 423 Linden Av
" Archie L.. bookkeeper Johnson-Locke Mer-
cantile Co., r. 730 Pine
" Bert, waiter, r. 104 Grove
" Hiram H., clerk Chronicle, r. 34 Diamond
" Jessie E. Miss, principal Loomis Memor-
ial Presbyterian Chinese Mission School,
r. 929 Clay
Wisnieski Joseph, laborer, r. Andover Av nr

Newman
Wisniewski Albert, laborer, r. 28 Hunt
Wisnom John, laborer S. P. Co., r. 557 Harrison
" Robert J., salesman Palace Hardware Co.,
r. San Mateo, Cal.
Wisplear Joseph, cooper r. Ellsworth nr Cort-
land Av
Wissel Albert, secretary Eggers Vineyard Co.,
214 California, r. 904 Steiner
" Albert F., bookkeeper, r. 904 Steiner
" August J., butcher, r. 11th Av South nr N
" Christine, domestic, 1809 Gough
" Henry, liquors, 519, 6th
" John "C, r. 1328 Polk
" Louis F., bookkeeper, r. 519, 6th
Wisselinck Gustavus, porter German Hospital
Wisser William, seaman, r. 101, 1st
Wissig Adolph, laborer, r. 5 Moore PI
" George F., cook Andrew Grimm, r. 1513

Stockton
" Henry, laborer, r. 5 Moore PI
Wissing Annie Miss (Wessel & Wessing), r.
332a Geary
" Henry A., plumber, 809 Valencia, r. 18b

Cumberland
" Lizzie Miss, r. 21 Elgin Park Av
" Louis, tinsmith H. A. Wissing, r. 21 Elgin
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Wissing Marie Miss, domestic, 1000
" William, butcher, r. 192 Moultrie
" William A., deckhand, r. 328, 3d rear
Wissinger John W., liquors and contractor and
builder, 310 Montgomery, r. 2301 Devisa-
dero
4®"Wissinger. See Weissinger
Wissmar Jens, r. 48 East

Wistar James, laborer, r. cor Harrison and 14th
Wistler George, laborer, r. NE cor Napa and

Louisiana
Wistling Victor, seaman, r. 28 Sacramento
Wistos Martin, tailor Bullock & Jones Co., r. 14

Marye Terrace
Wistrand Andrew, wood and coal, 1426 Howard,

r. 1808 Folsom
Wiswell Caroline D., domestic. 1969 Eddy
" Charles H., butcher San Francisco Meat

Co., r. 607 Natoma
" Edward S., sign painter Thomas Downing,

r. 1410 Bush
" John A., carriage finisher, r. 7 Rausch
" Sarah P., widow, r. 7 Rausch
WitbeckA. O., vice-president Kenwood Land

Co., 321 Montgomery, r. Kenwood, Cal.
Witbeck Charles W., clerk Redington & Co., r.
35 Lapidge
" Henry Y., r. Hotel Pleasanton
Witchen George, teamster Daniel McCoy
WitCher John S., major U. S. A. and Paymas-
ter Department of California, 239 Phelan
Bldg, r. Occidental Hotel
Witham Charles A., laster Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 312 Fair Oaks
Charles B., grain broker, r. 1825 Market
Charles H., watchman Union Trust Co., r.

231 Leavenworth
Heber W., carpenter, r. 226 Shotwell
James, special policeman, r. 221 Leaven-
worth
Lydia A., widow, r. 2410 Washington
Walter D., clerk W. L. Witham, r. 3030
California

" William L., grain commission merchant,
206 Clay, r. 2219 Pacific Av
Witherby Charles S., marine engineer, r. 2613
Folsom
" Daniel S., r. 2613 Folsom
i3®-Witherby. See Weatherbee and Wetherby
Withers David C, plumber, r. 370 Clementina
" George L., manufacturers' agent, r. 1034

Pine
" George M., druggist, r. 23 Bartlett
" Mary, widow, r. 370 Clementina
" Milton, farmer, r. 23 Bartlett
" Robert, stone cutter, r. lOlSVi Larkin
" Thomas, watchmaker, 102 Ellis
Withington Anna Mrs., dressmaker, r. 66 Mur-
phy Bldg
Withington Charles W., superintendent Bay
City Iron Works, 103-105 Fremont, r.
63214 Castro
" Sumner A., r. 1112 Folsom
Withoft Theodore W., stenographer Board of

Trade of San Francisco, r. 1319c Pine
4S~Withoft. See Witthof t
Withrow Catherine H., widow, r. 1829 Pine
" Eva Miss, artist, r. 1829 Pine
" Marie Miss, vocal instructor, r. 1829 Pine
Witkowski Samuel (Kowalsky & Co.), r. 1610

Geary
Witkowsky David B., traveling salesman, r.
1522 Webster
" Harris, clothing, 208, 4th
Witmer Emil, waiter Bennett & Witmer, r. 516^4
Jones
" George (Bennett & Witmer), r. 516i/4 Jones
Witrock William, r. Old People's Home
Witschy William, storekeeper University Club,

r. 712Y', Geary
Witt Albert (Witt Bros.), r. 28 Hofl Av
" Anna Mrs., r. 421, 4th
" Anne, nurse German Hospital
" Behrend, r. 305 Edinburgh
" Brothers (Albert and John C), milkmen,

28 Hofl Av
" Charles, driver John Rapp, r. 6O214, 7th
Witt Charles, groceries, wines and liquors, 550,
6th

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

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In Plush, Terry, Damask and Sateen, Made

to Order for Churches, Lodges,

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S-q.l-S^T' IVIARKEX ST.

Witt Claus, laborer Washington Brewery, r.

1910b Mason
" Frederick G., silversmith Shreve & Co., r.

309 Golden Gate
" Henry, clerk John Witt, r. Oakland
" Henry, groceries and liquors, 1635 Geary
" Henry E., with Edward W. Strange, r. 309

Golden Gate Av
" Herman, clerk Charles Witt, r. 550, 6th
" H. Oscar, butcher Fred H. Finke & Co., r.

507 Mission
" Joachim, groceries and liquors, SE cor

Sacramento and Broderick, r. 29291/4 Sac-
ramento
" John, fruits and vegetables, 9-10 Bay City

Market, r. 23 Elgin Park Av
" John C. (Witt Bros), r. 28 Hofl Av
" Julius, assistant manager Western Trans-
fer and Storage Co., r. 53 South Park
" Julius, merchant, r. 1603 Post
" Marguerite, domestic, 2218 California
" Otto, salesman Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r.

2109 Taylor
" Robert, clerk Robinson & Knox, r. 127%

Rose Av
" S.,r. 1045 Market

" William F., jeweler, r. 309 Golden Gate Av
Witte August, clerk Ernst Klevesahl
" Charles, fireman str Columbia, r. 16

Georgia
" Frederick, laborer, r. 16 Georgia
" George W., butcher, r. 16 Georgia
" Joost H., groceries and liquors, NW cor

Franklin and Bush, r. 1600 Bush
" Julia, widow, r. 16 Georgia
" Julia Miss, dressmaker, r. 16 Georgia
" Julius, seaman, r. 16 Georgia
" Minna, domestic, 818 Waller
" William, r. 927 Alabama
4®- Witte. See Witty
Wittenberg Adolph, clerk Levi Strauss & Co.,

r. 42Y2 Quinn
" Herman (Wittenberg & Boese), r. 174 Jes-
sie
" & Boese (Herman Wittenberg and Herman

Boese), liquors, 45, 3d, and lodgings 174

Jessie
Wittenberger Herman, shoe maker, 4 Golden

Gate Av., r. 114 Shipley
" Nathan, harness maker Leibold Harness

Co., r. 114 Shipley
" Theodore, basket maker Weston Basket

and Mfg. Co., r. lUM Shipley
Wittenburg Annie, domestic, 936, 15th
" Charles (Brass & Wittenburg), r. 52 Clara

Av
Wittenhagen Albert (H. Anderson & Co.), r. 560

Howard
Witter Willis G., attorney at law and president

California and Nevada Land Co. and

Golden Gate Dredging and Reclamation

Co., 17-19 Mills Bldg, 7th floor, telephone

Main 5584, r. San Carlos, San Mateo Co.
Witthack Frederick (Witthack & Miesmer), r.

2OO61/2 Dupont
" & Miesner (Frederick Witthack and Henry

Miesner), soda water manufacturers, 323

Francisco
Witthof t Charles H., bartender J. Janke, r. 1207

Howard
J8®-Witthoft. See Withoft
Wittich Jacob, cleaner J. Spaulding & Co., r.

5521^ Natoma
" W. T., teacher music, r. 714 Golden Gate Av
Wittick Alphonso, cook, r. 22 East
Wittig Joseph, cooper, r. 41 Merritt

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Wittke Paul, quartermasterstmr City of Sydney
Wittkopp Cornelius, teamster, r. 4 Grant Alley

" Henrv A., cooper, r. 123 Gates
Wittland Produce Co., William Wittland presi-
dent, J. E. Musser vice-president and
manager, G. W. Harris secretary, whole-
sale fruits and produce, 324-326 Davis
Wittland William, president Wittland Produce

Co., 324-32B Davis, r. 1310b Jackson
Wittman Charles, butcher Palace Hotel, r. 465C
Tehama
" George, cutter Standard Shirt Factory, r.

Alameda
" George W., captain police, r. 423 Lyon
" John, butcher, r. 465c Tehama
" John E., cutter Standard Shirt Factory, r.

440!/2, 34th
" William J., foreman A. J. Leary Co., r. 16
William
Wittmann Alexander, r. 512 Bush
" Emil, r. 412 Bryant
" James, cook Andreas Ketterer
" Joseph, diamond setter, 126 Kearny, room

28
" Jules (Wittman &Parisot), r. 1523 Ellis
" Otto, r. 20 Metcalfe PI
Wittmann & Parisot (Jules Wittmann and
Louis Parisot). proprietors Viticultural
Restaurant, 315-317 Pine
>^" Wittmann. See Whitman and Widman
Wittmeier J. G. Mrs., r. 529 Baker
Wittner Jacob, porter Charles Levy & Co., r. 659

Minna
Wittram Frederick, real estate, r. 2319 Califor-
nia
Wittrock Adolph H. C, bakery, 489i/i Haight
Witts May E. Mrs., varieties, 96 Fillmore
" William, plasterer, r. 410 Waller
" William J., carpenter, r. 410 Waller
Wittstock Frederick Mrs., widow, r. 4f>4Vi Minna
Witty John A., messenger U.S. Customs, r. Ala-
meda
4®=-Witty. See Witte

Witzel Conrad, engineer Commercial Box Fac-
tory, r. 430 Shotwell
" Gustav (Witzell & Hillman), and groceries

and liquors, 601 Davis, r. 102 Pacific
'■ Herman, master str Mary Etta, office 3d St.

Wharf, r. 143 Berry
" John F. (Witzel & Baker), r. 2345 Jones
" Julius A., barber, 720, 3d, r. 118, 6th
Witzel & Baker (John F. Witzel and Charles F.
Baker), wholesale dairy produce, 314-316
Battery
" & Hillman (Gustav Witzel and John Hill-
man), groceries and liquors, NE cor Bat-
tery and Green
4®- Witzel. See Wetzel

Witzemann Henrietta Mrs. (Witzemann & Stai-
ger), r. 561 Howard
" Nicholas P. F., r. 561 Howard
" & Staiger (Mrs. Henrietta Witzemann and
John J. Staiger), butchers, 415 East
North
Witzky Hermann, r. 364 Minna
Wiwona Gold Mining Co. (Calaveras Co.), J. T.

Wall secretary, 109 California, room 1
Wobber August W., bottler Cal. Bottling Co., r.
724 Laurel Av
■' Edward, shipping clerk Sanborn, Vail &

Co., r. 922!/2 Folsom
" Ernest A., laborer, r. 625 Hermann
" Henrv, liquors, SE cor Mission and llth, r.

57 Erie
" Herman, clerk Richards & Co., r. 922^4 Fol-
som

Wobber Peter, laborer, r. 724 Laurel Av
" William, clerk Tillmann & Bendel, r. 922^

Folsom
" William, liquors, NE cor Grove and Brod-
erick, r. 602 Broderick
Wobcke Hans (Gerkens & Wobke), r. 718 Va-
lencia
Wocker August, artist, r. 700 Ellis
■' August C. (Busch & Wocker), r. 3918 Sacra-
mento
Woebcke John (Woebcke & von Staden), r. 9

Cohen PI
Woebcke & von Staden (John Woebcke and
Christopher von Staden), groceries and
liquors, SW cor Ellis and Leavenworth,
telephone Black 1365
Woebke Henry J., clerk Washburn & Moen Mfg.

Co., r. 717 Webster
Woegel Fritz, baker, r. 763 Howard
Woehle Gottlieb, baker J. Lanzer, r. 2232 Mis-
sion
Woehler Henry C, tailor, r. 107 Montgomery
Block
" William, foreman Max Waizman, r. 6 Vir-
ginia
Woelfel John (Buhlmann & Woelfel),r. 1523 Mis-
sion
Woelker Andre, glass polisher F. N. Woods &

Co., r. 426% Broadway
Woellner Ernst, butcher, r. 326 Clementina
Woemell Eugene, clerk H. L. Judell & Co., r. 11

Taylor
Woemphner Emma J. Miss, r. 2528 Washington
Woenne Emil (Hofmann & Woenne), r. 1817 Mar-
ket
" Emil Jr., butcher Hofmann & Woenne, r.

1817 Market
" Frank, liquors, 29, 3d, r. 2426 Post
Woerlein John, miller John Horstmann, r. 434,

5th
Woerner Adolph, cooper David Woerner, r.

30001/2, 16th
Woerner David, cooper and manufacturer beer
and liquor barrels, wine casks, etc., oflQce
and factory cor 14th and Harrison, tele-
phone Mission 25, r. 2908 Washington
" David Jr., machinist David Woerner, r.

2908 Washington
" Frederick W., bookkeeper David Woerner,

r. 2908 Washington
" Gustave, superintendent David Woerner,

r. 2908 Washington
" John, butcher, r. 15 Verona
" William, cooper David Woerner, r. 2135
Mission
4®" Woerner. See Werner
Woerz Charles H., r. 933 Kearny
Woerz Gottlieb H., proprietor New California
Hotel, 429 Bush
" Henry, bartender, r. 429 Bush
Woest Charles A., clerk Gerd & Schomaker, r.

572 Bryant
Woest John P., policeman, r. 930 Capp
Woge Frederick, clerk Mrs. H. Woge, r. 2738
California
" Henrietta, widow, bakery, 2738 California
Wogelius Michael, longshoreman, r. 644. 2d
Woglgemint Charles, foreman Albert E. Buck-
man, r. 8 Gough
i^-Wohl. See Wahl and Wall
Wohlander Andrew J., tailor, r. 919^^ Sutter rear
" Charles J., pattern maker W. T. Garratt

& Co., r. 738/2, 22d
" Frithjof, brass finisher W. T. Garratt &
Co., r. 1329, 24th
Wohler Theodore F., clerk, r. 459 Tehama
" Anna M., widow, r. 1928 Sacramento
" John F. H., groceries, wood and coal, 40

Tehama
" William B., laborer, r. 715 Howard
Wohlers Arnold, laborer, r. Franconia Av nr
Rutledge Av
" Caroline, widow, r. 11, 30th
" Emma, dressmaker, r. 11, 30th
" Henry, laborer N. Ohlandt & Co., r. 1507

Kentucky
" Henry, trunk maker, r. 34 Garden
" John, laster Buckingham & Hecht, r. San
Mateo

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Wohlers John, tanner Poetsch & Peterson, r. 236

28tli
Wolilfeld Louisa, widow, r. 352, 6tli
Wohlke S. A. Mrs., liquors, 2300-2306 McAllister
Wohlken Alrich, liquors, cor 9th and Brannan

" Annie Miss, milliner, r. 548, 9th
Wohlker Kate, domestic, 1616 Bush
Wohlwen Constantine A., machinist, r. 316

Davis
Wohlsen William, hostler John Wieland Brew-
ery, r. 53 Clementina
Wohlstein William F., painter, 1149 Mission, r.

1430 Mission
Wohlter Thomas, salesman Charles G. Schae-

fer, r. 318 Davis
Wohltmann Annie, widow, r. 731 Brannan
" Claus, teamster, r. 25 Isis
" Henry, barber, r. 731 Brannan
" John D., driver Enterprise Brewing Co., r.

215' Clipper
" William, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Mission and 23d, r. 544, 23d
Wohn Frederick, lithographer, r. 217 Chatta-
nooga
" John, flesher Legallet-Hellwig Tanning

Co., r. 1225 York
" John, wood carver, r. 217 Chattanooga
" Wendell, r. 111,29th
" William, driver O. Neilsen, r. 1325 York
«9"Wohrden. See Thorm-Wohrden
Woinke Gottlieb, dyer, r. 734 Natoma
Wojewoda Matthew, cabinet maker William A.

Schrock
Wolbach Karl, clerk Haas Bros., r. 309 Powell
Wolber Frederick, clam digger, r. 15th Av

South nr Q
Wolbert Charles J., clerk La Grande Laundry

Co., r. 23 Powell
Wolcott A. W.. conductor S. F. & S. M. Ry., r.
22 Valley
" Benjamin R., collector, r. 227 Gough
" Benjamin R. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 227

Gough
" Charles P., broker, r. 939 Golden Gate Av
4®=- Wolcott. See Walcott
Wold Andrew, laborer, r. 831 Howard
■ " Peter, 2d officer str Oakland, r. Oakland
" Peter J., carpenter Union I. Wks, r. 3
Essex PI
Woldeit Alexander, laborer, r. 352 Michigan
Wolf Abraham, coal broker, 444 California, r.
922 Ellis
Abraham, upholsterer, 2006 Polk
Albert, waiter, r. 316 Minna
Alice Miss, r. 2105 Pine
Ambrose, seaman, r. 1001 Battery
Anita, widow, r. 2105 Pine
Anton, cellarman John Wieland Brewery,

r. 68 Clementina
August, cabinet maker, 119 Main, r. Ala-
meda
August Jr., elevator inspector A. J. Mc-

NicoU & Co., r. Alameda
Benjamin, r. 32,4th
Brothers (Hyman, Edward and Isaac),

boots and shoes, 1346-1348 Market
Brothers (Simon and Jacob W.), importers

jewelry, 414 Market
Carl, r. 43b% Minna

Carl F. H., teamster South S. F. Packing
and Provision Co., r. 1247, 6th Av South
Charles, cook, r. 72 Juniper
Charles, restaurant, 1009 Larkin, r. 1021

Alabama
Charles S., upholsterer A. Wolf, r. 5 Bonita
Constantine L.. laborer, r. Sanchez nr Day
David, broker, r. 1013 Buchanan
David, japanner, r. 419 Union
David, sign cleaner, r. 8 Ashburton PI
Edward (Wolf Bros.), r. 403 Ellis
Edward, salesman Wolf & Frank, r. 906

Ellis
Edward A., druggist, r. 2006 Polk
Elias, liquors and proprietor Wolf's Hall,

1 Plymouth Av
Eliza, widow, r. 1232 Stockton
E. M., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,

r. 10 Oak PI
Emil, clerk, r. 705 O'Farrell

W.W. MONTAGUE & CO.

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309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MARKET ST.

Wolf Emil, liquors, SE cor Battery and Vallejo

" EmilC, advertiser, r. 303 Fulton

" Emma Miss, r. 2105 Pine

" Frank, can maker Standard Oil Co.

" George, tailor, r. 636b Natoma

" George E. (Wolf & Sons), r. 1005 Lombard

" George R., wood polisher August Wolf, r.
Alameda

" Gustave, salesman Wolf, Wreden & Co., r.
1227 Clay

" H. & Brother (Hyman and Isaac), boots and
shoes, 208-210, 6th

" Hannah, widow, r. 303 Fulton

" Harry, waiter, r. 400 Bay

" Henry, liquors, 417i/2 Davis, r. 1100 Taylor

" Henry M., salesman Sachs Bros. & Co., r.
1429 Steiner

" Hyman (H. Wolf & Bro. and Wolf Bros.),
r. 780 Van Ness Av

" Hyman, salesman, r. 303 Fulton

" Isaac (H. Wolf & Bro. and Wolf Bros.), r.
232 Van Ness Av

" Isabella S. Miss, teacher Everett Gram-
mar School, r. 2105 Pine

" Jacob, barber, r. 413 Ivy Av

" Jacob, cigarmaker F. Hoffman, r. 1320 Mis-
sion

" Jacob, glazier, r. 419 Union

" Jacob, tailor, r. 749 Howard

" Jacob W. (Wolf Bros.), r. 1317 Golden Gate
Av

" James, seaman, r. 808 Kentucky

" James A., salesman, r. 1319a Eddy

" John (Wolf, Wreden & Co.), and groceries
and liquors, 1100 Taylor

" John, barber, 2210 Powell

" John, carpenter, r. 733 Harrison

" John, laborer Arctic Oil Wks

" John, with C. J. O'Dbnnell & Co., r. Ill
Mason

" John A. (Curley & Wolfj, r. 728!4 Grove

" John C, traveling salesman, r. 303 Fulton

" John F., gripman Cal. St. RR., r. 1509
Sacramento

" John G., carpenter Thomas Merry, r. 439

John W. (Wolf & Sons), r. 1005 Lombard
Joseph, clerk Elias Wolf, r. 1 Plymouth Av
Joseph, expressman, NW cor Washington

and Kearny, r. 419 Union
Joseph, glazier, r. 419 Union
Joseph, manufacturer, r. 1307 Leavenworth
Joseph, salesman Inglenook Vineyard

Agency
Joseph, truckman Truck 1, r. 22 O'Farrell
Joseph Mrs., widow, r. 529 Capp
Joseph H., electrician, r. 1520 Webster
Jules, superintendent French Hospital,

S s Point Lobos Av bet 5th and 6th Avs,

r. 536a 19th
Julian, milihand, r. 30^4 Chesley
Julius, salesman J. Baumgarten & Co., r.

922 Ellis
Julius L., salesman Kahn Bros., Klein &

Co., r. 2105 Pine
Leon, clerk Heller, Bachman & Co., r. 1013

Buchanan
Louis C, traveling salesman, r. 303 Fulton
Martha, widow, r. 322i/4 Lily Av
•Max (Philip Wolf & Co.), r. 922 Ellis
Max, tailor, 408^4 Larkin
May J. Miss, teacher Emerson Primary

Sschool, r. 2105 Pine
Meyer Mrs., widow, r. 1805 Laguna
Michael, teamster, r. 525a Ivy Av
Morris, clerk, r. 419 Union

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Wolf Morris, general merchandise, 124 Sansome,

r. 705 O'Farrell
" Morris, painter, r. 356, 3d
" Morris, tailor Selig Bros., r. 707!/2, 4th
Wolf Morris P (Wolf &; Frank) 232 Kearny, r.
906 Ellis
" Otto, hog ranch, Paris nr Italy Av
" Ott, waiter, r. 100/2, 2d
" Peter Mrs., widow, r. 1312 Larkin
" Philip (Philip Wolf & Co.), r. Berlin, Ger-
many
" Philip & Co. (Philip and Max Wolf and

Marcus J. Netter), commission and hop

merchants, 206-208 Battery
" Ralph R , salesman Wolf & Sons, r. 1005

Lombard
" Raymond, engineer Jos. Buttgenhach, r.

498, 4th
" Reuben, decorator, r. 1313 Larkin
" Reuben A., policeman, r. 630 Ellis
" Richard, salesman F. Jantzen, r. 530 Green
" Rudolph, stoves and tinware, 223, 4th
" Samuel, clerk Philip Wolf & Co., r. 923

Ellis
" Samuel W., tailor, 9 Geary
" Simon (Wolf Bros.), r. 1634 Ellis
" S. V. Mrs., dressmaking, 1320 Mission
" Tillie Miss, bookkeeper Nathan, Dohr-

mann & Co., r. 705 O'Farrell
" Walter J. (Standard Typewriter Ex-
change), r. 922 Ellis
" William, r. 2213 Larkin
" William, butcher South S. F. Packing and

Provision Co., r. 7th Av South bet L and M
" William, hay and grain, 1 Plymouth Av
" William, machinist Michael O'Brien, r.

923!/2 Golden Gate Av
" William, peddler, r. 329, 12th
" William, proprietor The Rosedale, 321

Ellis, and Lindell House, 202, 6th
" William, salesman Rothscbild & Shoen-

berg, r. 922 Ellis
" William H. (Wolf & Son), r. 2211 Leaven-
worth
" William T., merchant, r. 1126 Union
Wolf, Wreden & Co. (John Wolf and William

G. Wreden), importers and jobbers

liquors, 413 Front
" Zealig, teacher accordeon, r, 1226V4 Folsom
Wolf & Frank (Morris P. Wolf), men's furnish-
ing goods and shirt makers, 232 Kearny
Wolf & Sons (John W., William H. and George

E), produce commission merchants,

321-323 Davis
4®- Wolf. See Wolfe, Wolff, Woolf and Wulfl
Wolf's Hall, Elias Wolf proprietor, 1 Plymouth

Av
Wolfarth Margaret, widow, r. 1324!4 Pacific
Wolfe Abraham, mens' furnishing goods, 902

Dupont, r. 1421 Larkin
" Abraham, salesman Schoenholz Bros. &

Co., r. 919 Oak
" Adolph, merchant, r. 701 Golden Gate Av
" Alice M. Miss, teacher Cooper Primary

School, r. 1005 Lombard
" Annie E. Miss, teacher Jefferson Primary

School, r. 1225 Eddy
" Bertha, widow, r. 1307 Golden Gate Av
" Clarence N., paper carrier, r. 630,23d
" David, traveling salesman, r. 1225 Eddy
" Edward, cook, r. 22 Natoma
" Edward, plumbing and gasfltting, 632

Geary, r. 1225 Eddy
" Edward I. (Jacobs & Wolfe), attorney at

law, 407-409 Safe Deposit Bldg, r. 621

Broderick

Wolfe Edwin, 2d asst engineer str Mariposa, r.

13 Powell
" Edwin D., with Porter Bros. & Co., r. 1001

Pine
" Frank E., clerk William P. Law lor, r.

Hotel St. Nicholas
" Frank W., note teller Sather Banking Co.,

r. 1001 Pine

WOLFE GEORGE H.,

editor and proprietor Building News-
and Review, architect and building-
statistician, 935 Market, room 15, r»
1709 Scott

Wolfe Henry A., barber, 1314 Dupont

" Isaac, clerk, r. 909 Kearnv

" James E., architect, 81 Flood Bldg, r. 1029-
Ellis

" Lee H., foreman Abner Doble Co., r. 807
California

" Louis G., paper ruler J. B. Mclntyre, r.
Oakland

" Lulu E. Miss, teacher Cooper Primary-
School, r. 1005 Lombard

" Mary H., widow, r. 414 Bartlett

" Milton, clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 70t
Golden Gate Av

" Miriam Miss, r. 1307 Golden Gate Av

" Nicholas, laborer, r. 537, 3d

" Samuel, salesman A. Goodman, r. 13 Har-
riet
46S- Wolfe. See Wolf, Wolff, Woolf and Wulff
Wolfen Alexander, manager Max Wolfen& Co.,
405-407 Front, r. 3108 Sutter

" Annie Miss, bookkeeper, r. 3108 Sutter

" Max (Max Wolfen & Co.). r. 2108 Sutter

" Max & Co. (Max Wolfen), wholesale dairy-
produce, 405-407 Front
Wolfenden James F., clerk general auditor's-
offlce S. P. Co., r. Oakland

" William, traveling salesman Howard H.
Hogan, r. 369 Jessie
Wolfender Martin, r. 275 Stevenson
Wolff Adolph, r. 540 Washington

" Adolph, clerk Pomeroy & Pomeroy, r. 916-
Vallejo

" Anna Miss, cashier William Wolff, r. 1010
Clay

" August, bookbinder, r. 509 Sutter

" August, foreman Chauche & Bon, r. 506-
Liberty

" Benjamin, tailor Borck & Rosenberg, r.
4301/2 Natoma

" Carl, bricklayer, r. 1719 San Carlos Av

" Carrie M. Miss, teacher music, 1419 Bu-
chan

" Charles, clerk Sawyer & Burnett, r. 2l6Vz
Langton

" Charles C, rectifier, r. 216^ Langton

" Charles F., clerk Hornlein Bros., r. 771
Howard

" Cornelius, rattan worker, r. 316V4 Langton

" E. B., salesman Joseph Dixon Crucible Co.

" Ellen, widow, r. 931 Greenwich

" Emma Miss, dressmaking, 111,9th

" Esther Mrs., r. 715 Gough

" Fannie Mrs., clerk, r. 403 Hayes

" Frank, r. 216!^ Langton

" Frank M., baker, SW cor Ellis and Web-
ster

" Frederick, teamster, r. 7 McCormackPl

" Fritz, clerk, r. 1423 Post
Wolfif George, secretary The E. G. Lyons Co.,
606-610 Jackson, r. 9151/2 Filbert

" George A., electrician Tivoli Opera House,
r. 931^4 Greenwich

" George P., boxmaker Commercial Box Fac-
tory, r. 652 Folsom

" Harris, r. 45 Fulton

" Harry, tailor Meyer Buchman, r. 402V4
Grove

" Henry, fresco painter, r. 337, 17th

" Henry, jewelry and optical goods, 130 Sut-
ter, room 5, r. 632 Post

" Henry, seaman, r. 7 McCormack PI

" Henry T., millwright, r. 560 Howard

" Isaac, printer, r. 1419 Buchanan

" Isadore, druggist, NE cor Point Lobos
and 4th Avs

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Wolfi Jacob, salesman, r. 1419 Buchanan
" Johanna, widow, r. 1423 Post
" Joseph, plumber Koch & Grimes, r. 7 Mc-

Cormack PI
" Joseph N., compositor, r. 1419 Buchanan
" Julius, hog ranch, Mission nr Six Mile

House
" Julius, messenger, r. 402^4 Grove
" Julius, salesman Williams, Brown & Co.,

r. 410 Leavenworth
" Lena, widow, r. 120 Shipley
" Louis, teacher dancing. 121 New Mont-
gomery, r. 1419 Buchanan
" Margaret, widow, r. 2, 17th
" Mary, widow, r. 916 Vallejo
" Max S., salesman L. V. Merle, r. 52714 Na-

toma
" Max S., upholsterer, 1020 Larkin, r. 132

Fern Av
" Morris, butcher, r. 1917 Point Lobos Av
" Morris M., pawnbroker, 119, 4th
" Myer, tailor Borck & Rosenberg, r. 1402

Broderick
" Peter T. C, dairyman, cor Naples and

Persia Av
" Rachel, widow, r. Pacific Hebrew Home
" Rudolph, tanner Metten & Gebhardt, r.

Mission nr Sfx Mile House
" Solomon, glazier, r. 1411 Ellis
" Stella Miss, dressmaking, 630 Grove
" Tena, widow, r. 40214 Grove
" William (William Wolff & Co.), r. 1314

Washington
" William, baker M. Rosencrantz, r. 603

Hayes
" William, bookkeeper M. Franklin & Bro.,

r. 1623 Geary
" William, clerk Henry Kahn & Co., r. 1423

Post
Wolflf William, sausage manufacturer and pro-
prietor Republic Market, 511 Pacific, r.

1010 Clay

WOLFF WILLIAM & CO.

(William Wolff), shipping and commis-
sion mercliants, agents Pommery Sec
champagne, J. & F. Martell brandy,
mineral waters of the Johannis
Springs, ZoUhaus, Germany, foreign
wines, Irish and Scotch whiskies, Bar-
tholomay Brewery Co., Rochester,
N. Y., Canadian Club whisky, re-im-
ported American whiskies, Alsen's
Portland cement, and Hamburg line of
sailing vessels, 327-329 Market

^^^ Wolff. See Wolf, Wolfe, Woolf and Wulff

Wolfgran August, painter, r. 504 Ivy Av

Wolflnger Hermann, r. 786!4 Stevenson
" William P., cabinet maker Sterling Furni-
ture Co., r. IW2 Elgin Park Av

Wolford E., cook, r. 926 Mission

Wolfsohn Henry, r. 2911 Pine
" Louis, glazier, r. 34 Langton
" Mark, clerk S. F. Savings Union, r. 2911

Pine
" William, jobber watches and diamonds,
622 Merchant, r. Oakland

Wolk John, tailor, r. 1020^4 Pacific
" Jules, tailor E. A. Lemoine, r 10201/4 Pa-
cific

Wolkan William, cabinet maker, r. 172 Minna

Wolkerstorfer John (Wolkerstorfer & Marko), r.
944'/4 Harrison
" & Marko (John Wolkerstorfer and Joseph
Marko), bakery, 944!^ Harrison

Won Carl, piano maker Conrad Piano Co., r. 2124
Howard

Wollam Clareace M., gunsmith George W.
Shreve, r. 629 Post

Wollard Isaac, laborer, r. 6I214 Natoma
" Isaac Jr., wool sorter, r. 612i4 Natoma

WoUberg A. S., r. 1813 Laguna
" Joseph, r. 1813 Laguna

'♦ Sigmund, stockbroker, 306 Montgomery,
r. 1813 Laguna

.^=-Wollberg. See Walberg, Wallberg and
Wolberg

Wolleb Caper, fireman^David Woerner, r. 146514
Mission

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS

CARPETS, ^ FURNITURE,
UPHOLSTERY,

^^l-G^'7 TWarket St.

Wollenberg Charles M. (C. M. Wollenberg &

Co.), r. 2004 Pine
Wollenberg C. M. & Co. (Charles M. Wollen-
berg), druggists and chemists, NE cor
Turk and Taylor, telephone South 99
" Louis, r. 2004 Pine
" Reinbold, clerk, r. 538 14 Jessie
" Theresa Miss, clerk B. Langendorf, r. 1519
Golden Gate Av
4®=- Wollenberg. See Wallenberg
WoUenschlaeger George, teamster Miller &
Lux, r. 10th Av South nr Railroad Av
" George, salesman Cal. Bottling Co., r. 430

Fulton
" Gustave A.,motorman Market St. Rv., r.
424, 29th
Wollert Herman, barber, 1239'/^ Folsom, r. 1239^4

Folsom rear
WoUesen Frederick, bookkeeper John Smith, r.

415, 22d
Wollmer Julius, barber, r. 437 Minna
Wollner Emma, widow, r. 2209 Geary
Wollner Jacob, wool broker and commission
merchant, NW cor 5th and Bluxome,
telephone South 64, r. 1518 O'Farrell
" Julius, clerk Kohlberg, Strauss & Froh-

man, r. 1910 Buchanan
" Nettie Miss, teacher music, r. 1518 O'Far-
rell
Wollpert Charles, president Indianapolis Fur-
niture Co., 750 Mission, r. 330 Haight
" Julia Miss, nurse Lane Hospital
4®=- Wollpert. See Walpert and Wolpert
WoUshlager Jacob, laborer, r. 42 Gilbert
Wollstadt Nicholas, butcher, r. 965 Mission
Wollweber Gustavus A., sergeant police, r. wy^

1331/2

" Theodore, r. 606 Sutter
Wolmar Max, compositor, r. 61 Erie

" Nathan, agent, r. 61 Erie
Wolongiewiecz Michael, car driver,

Langton
Wolpern Richard, driver Page & Falch, r. 219

Laurel
Wolpert Frank, bottler JohnFauser & Co., r. 126

Guerrero
Wolpman Harry D., machinist Mcintosh &
Wolpman, r. 512 Wisconsin
" Mary, widow, r. 512 Wisconsin
" William D. (Mcintosh & Wolpman), r. 712,
22d
Wolter Albert, cook J. R. Joreensen, r. 211, 4th
" Alfred P., upholsterer, r. 27 Birch Av
" Frank J., clerk Jacob Levy, r. 1119 Ne-
braska
" Herman A., car builder, r. 1119 Nebraska
" Herman M., butcher, r. 1119 Nebraska
" Jacob, porter New California Hotel, r. 429
Bush
Welters Anton, motorman Market St. Ry.,r.232,
29th
" Augusta Miss, r. 123i/4 Perry
Wolters Brothers & Co. (Henry and George
Wolters), wholesale liquor dealers, 120-
122 Front
" Charles (Wolters, Schein& Co.), r. NE cor

Liberty and Noe
" Charles F., compositor Richard Munk, r.

517 Bryant
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 123^ Perry
" Emma Miss, furrier, r. IOO14, 21st
" Frederick, r. 517 Bryant
" George (Wolters Bros. & Co.), r. 3028 Wash-
ington
" Henry (Wolters Bros. & Co.), r. 2729 Clay
" Henry, clerk Frank Kerz, r. 512 O'Farrell

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Welters Henry J., engineer, r. 610 Elizabeth
'. John B. (Halk & Welters), r. 100%, 21st
" John B., niarine engineer, r. 15Vi CoUing-

wood
" John D., stableman S. F. Stock Brewery, r.

100/2- 21st
" Julius J., silversmith Shreve& Co., r. 717

Folsom
" Louis A., molder Risdon I. and L. Wks, r.

439M Tehama
" Martin, watchman, r. 1704 Howard
" Matilda, widow, r. 717 Folsom
" Matilda Mrs., varieties, 1704 Howard
" , Schein & Co. (Charles Wolters, Frank
Schein and Marks Morris), hat and cap
mauufacturers, 534-526 Market
" T. Miss, typewriter Edward W. Hill, r.

1704 Howard
" Theodore L., salesman American Furni-
ture Co., r. 36, 6ih
" William E., clerk John Wieland Brewery,

r. 123V2 Perry
" William E. Jr., r. 1231/2 Perry
4®"Wolters. See Walters and Wolter
Woltz John, machinist, r. 427 Chestnut
Wolverton Sylvester, laborer H. F. Sass, r. 639

Clay
Women's Christian Temperance Union, Mrs.
Henrietta E. Brown secretary, 132 Mc-
Allister
" Co-operative Salesroom, Mrs. Adelaide F.
Morris manager. 325 Sutter
Woman's Exchange, 26 Post
" Foreign Mission Society of the Presby-
terian Church, 920 Sacramento
" Home Missionary Society of the Pacific
Coast (Methodist Episcopal), Mrs. L. P.
Williams secretary. 916 Washington
Woman's Hospital Callfomia, 3ii8 Sacra-
mento
Womble Alexander, mining, r. 2233 Washington
Women's Educational and Industrial Union, 7

Van Ness Av
Wonder The, hat, flower and feather store, John
C. Spencer proprietor, 1024-1026 Market
Wonderlich August, hog ranch. Spring Valley
Homestead
" Louisa Miss, r. 447 Broadway
" William, heating fitter William F. Wilson,
r. 212 Capp
Wonderly Alexander, blacksmith, r. 3 Uranus
Wong Chan Hing, manager Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine Chinatown agency, 1016
Stockton
Wong Chung Liang, secretary Chinese Consul,

806 Stockton
Wong San, Chinese interpreter Post Office, r. 23

Waverly PI
Wood Adeline Miss, nurse, r. 417 Van Ness Av
" Alfred, mess boy str Washtenaw
" Alfred J., carpenter Spring Valley W. W.,

r. 713<4 Fulton
" Andrew Y., reporter, r. 2530 McAllister
" Anna S., widow, r. 413Post
" Annie, widow, r. 1833% Howard
WoodB. &Co. (Benjamin Wood), real estate,
1140 Market
" Benjamin (B. Wood & Co.), r. 5 Eugenie
" Benjamin (S. N. Wood & Co.), r. New York
" Benjamin, cutter W. Cohen, Hirsch & Co.,

r. 1412Larkin
" Benjamin, laborer S. P. Co.
" Carl, gripman Market St. Ry., r. 1523?£

Leavenworth
" Caroline Mrs., dressmaking, 118, 9th
" Caroline E., widow, r. 512 Diamond

Wood Charles A., cook John Broderick, r. 41
Pacific

" Charles L., stableman Farnsworth & Rug-
gles, r. 333 Ritch

" Charles M., salesman Cal. Electrical Wks,
r. 128 Precita Av
Wood Charles S., cashier Fireman's Fund In-
surance Co., r. 1424a Washington

" Charles D., dental student E. A. Younger,
r. 512 Diamond

" ChetF., real estate, r. 308b Bartlett

" Clifford H., hostler, r. 1326a Harrison
Wood, Curtis & Co. (incorporated) William H.
Wood president, William A. Curtis vice-
president, Elmer E. Myers manager,
produce commission merchants, 112-116
Washington

" Daniel, pantryman Palace Hotel, r. 52, 2d

" Edgar B., carpenter, r. 346, 4th

" Edward P., marine engineer, r. 533, 2d
Wood Edwin K.. president The E. K. Wood
Lumber Co., 132 Market, rooms 18-19, r.
East Oakland
Wood E. F., secretary The R. M. Wood Co., 314-
316 Battery

WOOD E. K. LUMBER CO. THE

(incorporated), Edwin K. Wood presi-
dent, Clarence A. Thayer secretary,
manufacturers and dealers pine and
spruce lumber, 132 Market, rooms IS-
IS, telephone Drumm 82, yard Ss
Channel nr 5th, telephone South 606
Wood Elizabeth, widow, r. 3316b Mission

" Elizabeth Mrs., dressmaker, r. 431% Grove

" Elizabeth R., widow, r. 414 Van Ness Av

" Emma, domestic, 905 Hyde

" Etta L. Miss, stenographer Union Ice Co.,
r. 945, 20th

" Eugene A. , r. 2010 Polk

" Eugenia Mrs., dressmaking, 1320 Van Ness
Av
Wood F. G. & Co., Fred L. Wood manager, prin-
ters, 142 Murphy Bldg

" Francis, clerk, r. 408 Bryant

" Frank, millhand M. Hansen & Co., r. 8
VassarPl

" Frank G., foreman Gold and Stock Tel. Co.
r. 343 Lobos

" Frank, laborer, r. 33 Blake

" Fred, foreman William A. Schrock

" Fred B., architect, 214 Pine, room 57, r. 2311
Steiner
Wood Fred L., manager F. G. Wood & Co.. 142
Murphy Bldg, r. 243 Lobos

" Frederick, varnisher, r. 35, 23d

" Frederick B., manager W. T. Smith & Son,
569 Market, r. 704 Post

" Fredericka Mrs., restaurant, 1147 How-
ard

" Fremont E., secretary Citizens' Building
and Loan Association, 232 Montgomery,
r. 1828 San Carlos Av

" George, bartender John Dennis, r. SW cor
Mission and 39th

" George, laborer, r. 38% Norfolk

" George, machinist S. P. Co., r. 235, 15th

" George, painter, 1715% Hyde

" George, varieties, 1304 Stockton, r. 1610c
Mason

" George A. (Woods & Steve), r. NW cor 9th
and Sheridan

" George C, bookkeeper Morton's City
Warehouse, r. 945, 20th

" George C, driver W. Schoning, r. 23 Scott
PI

" George F., collector, r. 8 Metcalfe PI

" George H., carpenter Spring Valley W.
W., r. 713% Fulton

'' George M. (George M. Wood & Co.), r. 1516
Devisadero
Wood George M. & Co. (George M. Wood) de-
signers and practical engravers, print-
ers and copper-plate printers diesinkers,
stencil cutters, stationers, and whole-
sale dealers in all stencil goods,, and
manfacturers box and burning brands,
211 Sutter

" George T., bookseller, 308, 6th

rr\-t ~w — ^ -| -| J • Has the largest circulation of

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Wood George V., teacher St. Ignatius College,
r.509E Hayes
" George W., conductor Market St. Ry,, r.

1004 Tennessee
" George W., sailmaker J. J.Doyle, r. 3019

Buchanan
" Harold G., r. 1020 Polk
" Harris, clerk Mme. Blanche Oulif, r. 1314

Moss
" Harvey, blacksmith P. C. SS. Co., r. 1326

Kearny
" Henry, clothing, 607 Clay
" Henry, teamster, r. 302, 4th
" Henry F., assayer Selby, Smelting and
Lead Co., r. Alameda
Wood Henry H., secretary San Francisco
Laundry Association, S3 Geary, r. 2528
Washington
" Henry H. Jr., student, r. 2528 Washington
" Harry J., bakery, 395, 6th
" Henrys., civil engineer S. F. Bridge Co.,

r. Berkeley
" Heyman, helper Adolph Hromada, r. 1214

Moss
" Hiram T., porter Wood, Curtis & Co., r.

12151/2 Pacific
" Hubert A., traveling agent Daily Repoi't,

r. Oakland
" Irving T., marine engineer, r. 1226 Kearny
" Israel, employee S. F. Laundry, r. 1519

Eddy
" Jacob H. (J. H. Woods & Co.), r. Berkeley
" James, carpenter, r. 71 Germania
" James, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 16

Valley
" James, rigger, r. 151 Natoma
" James G., teamster Overland Freight

Transfer Co., r. 499, 4th
" James J., clerk, r. 408 Bryant
" Jane, widow, r. 924 Broadway
Wood J. H. & Co. (Jacob H. Wood and Ira
Sorrick), general merchandise, 14 San-
some
" John, barber, r. 230 Clara
" John, engineer, r. 483 Haight
" John F., boiler maker Risdon I. and L.

Wks, r 408 Bryant
" John H., asst. librarian Mechanics' In-
stitute, r. 2213 Sutter
" John M., barber, 615, 5th Av, r. Palo Alto,

Cal.
'• John S., with Shreve & Co., r. Alameda
" Joseph, manager Atlantic Washing Ma-
chine Co., 191 Hyde
" Joseph, marine engineer, r. 126?^: Silver
" Joseph B., carpenter, r. 1321 Stanyan
" Joseph M., attorney at law, r. 420 Dolores
" Josephine Mrs., dressmaking, 509a Lar-

kin
" J. Robinson, with The Crocker- Woolworth

National Bank, r. 483 Haight
" Julia, widow, r. 515 Pacific
•' J. W., r. Palace Hotel
" Kate Miss, proprietor The Arcade, 917

Market
" Leonard B., conductor, r. 308b Bartiett
" Lloyd B., r. 413 Post

" Louis, tailor, 603 California, r. 12^^ Moss
" Lucy A., widow, r. 945, 20th
" Maggie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 670 Mission
" Maggie I. Mrs., bookkeeper, r. 933 Sanchez
" Mamie, hat maker, r. 113 Guerrero
" Margaret J. Mrs., r. 2817 Clay
" Maria Mrs., midwife, r. 230 Clara
" Mary K., stenographer E. B. & George H.

Mas tick, r. Alameda
" Martha Miss, r. Hotel St. Nicholas
" Matthew, broom maker, r. 680, 20th
" Maud M. Miss, teacher Starr King Pri-
mary School, r. 483 Haight
" Meyer (S. N. Wood & Co.), r. Hotel Balti-
more
" N. Annette Mrs., principal Hearst Gram-
mar School, r. 2211 Steiner
" Nellie J., widow, r. 1111 Golden Gate Av
" Nelson L., teamster, r. Bennington nr

Newman
" Oliver E., 1st lieut. Battery C, 5th Artil-
lery, U. S. A., Alcatraz Island

Wood Ralph H., solicitor, r. 1309 Jackson

" Rebecca, widow, r. 1309 Jackson
Wood R. M. (The R. M. Wood Co.), and man-
ager Pacific Wine and Spirit Review,

314-316 Battery, r. 412 Clement
Wood R. M. Co. The, Winfleld Scott president,

E. F. Wood secretary, general printers

and proprietors and publishers Pacific

Wine and Spirit Review, 314-316 Battery,

telephone Main 709
" Robert, rigger, r. 154 Solano
" Robert H., porter, r. 263, 3d
" RoseJ., widow, teacher music, r. 608!4Eddy
" Samuel, coachman, r. 1817 Sacramento
" Samuel, glazier William Holt, r. Berkeley
" Samuel A., office 218 California, room 7, r.

1014 Bush
" Samuel A, Jr., office 218 California, room 7,

r. 1014 Bush
" Samuel N. (S. N. Wood & Co,), r. 1418 Page
" Seabury M., clerk S. P. Co., 613 Market, r.

1433 California
" S. N. & Co. (Samuel N., Meyer and Benja-
min Wood and Abraham L. Peyser),

merchant tailors, 541 Market and 211

Montgomery
" Solomon, miner, r. 728 Geary
" Thomas, helper Kennedy & Fitzgerald, r.

738 Minna
" Thomas, waiter, r. 1320 Van Ness Av
" Thomas E., blacksmith, r. VA Sheridan
" Thomas L., broommaker, r. 680, 20th
" Walter, bookkeeper E. K. Wood Lumber

Lumber Co., r. East Oakland
" Walter A., draper Cal. Furniture Mfg Co.,

r. 1428 Folsom
" Walter S., gripman Market St. Ry., r. I314

Washington Av
" Wilfred S., stenographer O. R. & N. Co., r.

204 Ellis
" William, cigar maker Pac. Coast Co-op

Cigar Mfg Co.
" William, wood carver S. F. Furniture Mfg

Co., r.403, 3d
" William C, bartender, r. 414 Van Ness Av
" William E., clerk, r. 23 Lloyd
' ' William F. , capitalist, 318 California, room

7, r. 1014 Bush
" William F., gasfitter Bush & Mallett Co.,

r. 670 Mission
" William G., manager estate of George F.

Wells, r. 610 Hayes
" William G., student, r. 420 Dolores
Wood William H., president Wood, Curtis &

Co., 112-116 Washington, r. 1309 Jackson
" William H., produce merchant, r. 604 Geary
" William H., salesman Mack & Co., r. 1010,

20th
" William H., starter Cal. St. RR, r. 3108

California
Wood William S. (Lloyd & Wood), attorney at

law, 9-13 Nevada Block, r. 1920 Clay
" William S., manufacturer, r. 632 Market
" Zed S. (Z. S. Wood & Co.), r. 917 Market
" Z. S. & Co. (Zed S. Wood), real estate

agents, 917 Market
" & Steves (George A. Wood and Seymour C.
Steves), live stock dealers, NW cor 9th

and Sheridan
>e®^Wood. See Woodd and Woods
Woodall Benjamin F., merchant, r. 1208 Waller
" Charles, shoemaker, r.240?i Clara
" John T., teamster C. B. Rode & Co., r. 3461^

Clara
" William H., armorer 2d Artillery Regi-
ment N. G. C, r. 115 Gough

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Coal, Coke and Pig Iron,

PRINCIPAL OFFICE,

900 Battery Street. TeL Main 1864.

OAKLAND BRANCH,

1058 Broadway. Telephone 54.

E-H § Woodard L. E., r. 734 Sutter

r-»^ o " Maria, widow, r. 10(J8 Leavenworth rear

{31 ^ " William W.,r. 1326 Dolores

S3 ® 4®" Woodard. See Woodward

H^ "3 Woodbeck Norman, millliand Pac. Roll. Mill, r.

f^C H 804 Potrero Av

Ss! Woodbridge Alfred F., compositor Dempster

^^ g Bros. ,.r. 1011 Castro

i^;^ " " Canal and Irrigation Co., Montague T.

^^~^ 5 Moses secretary, 335 Montgomery, room

O ? 33

^_4 o Woodburn Mary A., widow, r. 114 McAllister

^ " Robert, miner, r. Brooklyn Hotel

Q3^ *3 Woodbury Ellen Mrs., r. Old People's Home
C^ o Woodbury George E., manufacturer ore concen-
ts S trators, 141-143, 1st, r. 31 Hartford
y^ " George H., student, r. 31 Hartford
*™-' " Leon, waiter Albert Breuss, r. 510 Jessie
" Thornton, attorney at law, 28 Merchants"
Exchange Bldg., r. 904a Powell
. Woodcock George F., motorman Market St. Ry.,
L*«^. r. 1827 O'Farrell

L^ Woodd Louis, painter Standard Iron and Wire

■^ Wks

" William, painter Standard Iron and Wire
Wks
Woodfleld Lincoln M., motorman Market St.
Ry., r. 1507 Dolores
" William H., driver Market St. Ry., r. 914?^
Harrison
Woodford Bert L., clerk W. & J. Sloane & Co.,

r. 527 Post
Woodhams Maurice S., attorney at law, 508

Montgomery, room 6, r. 830 Union
Woodhead John, machinist Pac. Roll Mill, r. 19

Georgia
Woodhouse Charles A., locksmith Will & Finck
Co., r. 510a Jones
" Edward W., foreman Pac. Sheet Metal

Wks., r. Colma
" John J., optician, r. 1028, 21st
" Percy C, cutter Dickman-Jones Co., r. 510a

Jones
" Robert C, carpenter, r. HOC Dolores
Woodin Edward, tanner, r. 1303 Broadway
" Eugene (Woodin & Little), r. Alameda
" Laura E. Miss, stenographer Western

Land and Title Co., r. 1303 Broadway
" Walter, r. 1208 Broadway
Woodin & Little (Eugene Woodin and William
H. Little), manufacturers windmills,
pumps, etc., 312-314 Market
Woodland Isabella C. Mrs., teacher Garfield

Primary School, r. 5 Yerba Buena
Woodley Augusta, wood and coal, 510, 2d, r. 9
South Park rear
" George, dairyman, r. 903 North Point
" William, boat builder George W. Kneass,
r. 16051/4 Lexington Av
Woodlock Jno., manager DeKalb Fence Co.,
commission merchant and manufactur-
ers' agent, 26 Beale
Woodman Annie Miss, asst. librarian Free
Public Library, Branch 3, r. 227 Green
" Ernest D., manager S. F. Candle Co., 402

Front, r. 524 Capp
" Frederick, machinist, r. 1042 Howard
" Frederick M., bridge builder, r. 560 Howard
" Harrison G., watchman, r. 216;^^ Dorland
" Henry, hostlerM.Joost&Bro.,r. 618 Gough
" J., laborer, Pac. Roll. Mill
" Peter R. (S. F. Candle Co.), r. 413 Capp
" William C. (S. F. Candle Co.), r. 712 Van

Ness Av
" William H., engineer Electrical Engineer-
ing Co., r. 536, 18th

WoodmanseeF. Mrs., proprietor The Schwerdt

Bldg, 24, 6th
Woodmass Jonathan, laborer, r. 504, 3d
Woodruff C, seaman revenue cutter Commo-
dore Perry
" Charles B., clerk W. P. Fuller & Co., r. 305

Lombard
" Edward, carpenter, r. 547 Mission
" Howell R., foreman electrical dept. Will &

Finck Co., r. 1316 Larkin
■' J., seaman str St. Paul
" Leslie B.. printer Goodman-Levison Co., r.

451 Polk
" Theodore T.. bookkeeper Mutual Life Ins.

Co. of New York, r. Alameda
" Thomas, salesman Twing & Stillman, r.
2100 Sutter
Woodrum John H., bookkeeper Hills Bros., r.

Oakland
Woods Albert S. J., clerk Post Office, r. Berke-
ley
" Andrew (Woods, Munn & Twomey), r. 13

Powell
" Annie, widow, r. 837 Folsom
" Annie, widow, groceries and liquors, 607

Jessie
" Benjamin, teamster, r. 1335 Folsom
" Charles F., clerk local freight office S. P.

Co., r. 642 Folsom
" Charles H., agent C. I. Hood & Co., 23, 2d, r.

Fruitvale
" Daniel, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1159

Folsom
" David, harness maker, r. cor Delaware Av

and Old San Jose Road
" David H., landscape artist, r. 308 Bartlett
Woods Edmund L., agent Union Marine Insur-
ance Co. Limited (Liverpool, Eng.), 1
Mutual Life Bldg, 3d floor, r. Sausalito
" Edward (Stephens & Woods), r. SW cor

Sierra and Tennessee
" Eliza, widow, r. 159V4 Silver
" Elizabeth E. Miss, nurse Hospital for

Children, 3700 California
" Enos, marine engineer, r. 1017 York
■ ' Eugenie Miss, nurse Hospital for Children .

3700 California
" Flora E., widow, r. 742 Tehama
Woods F. N. & Co. (Frederick N. Woods, Hiram
S. Safford and William G. Fulford),
wholesale paints, oils and glass, 51-53,
1st
Frank H., real estate, 438 California, r. 913

Pine
Frederick, employee S. F. Laundry, r. 1519

Eddy
Frederick N. (F. N. Woods & Co.), r. 2000

California
Gabriel P.. ti Herman Truck l,r. IQUy^ Pow-
ell
Harris, r. 1104 Mission
Harry F., stock and bond broker, 438 Cali-
fornia, r. 913 Pine
Henry, laborer, r. 216 Michigan
Henry Rev., S. J., professor St. Ignatius

College, r. 214 Hayes
Henry L.. conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1629

Turk
H. L., brickmason, r. 1045 Market
Isabella, widow, r. 703a 16th
J., teamster Albert E. Buckman, r. NW

cor Steiner and Hermann
James, asst. engineer str Transit
James, liquors, SE cor Delaware Av and

Old San Jpse Road
James H., solicitor, r. 823 Howard
James J., fireman, r. Laidley nr Mateo
James W., plumber, r. cor Delaware Av

and Old San Jose Road
J. L., marine secretary Commercial Union
Assurance Co. Limited (London), 301
California, r. Berkeley
John, r. 504 Jessie
John, printer, r. 129b Welsh
John, waiter J. P. McDonald
John P., bookkeeper Michael Kitzmuller,

r. 42214 Fulton
John S., teamster, r. 7 Belmont PI
Jolef, marine fireman, r. 6 Garden

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Woods Joseph, brakeman S. P. Co., r. 393, 6tli
" Joseph, carpet layer W. & J. Sloane & Co.,

r. 135a Douglass
" Joseph, hoseman Engine 27
", Joseph, longshoreman, r. 53 Jessie
" Joseph, merchant, r. 1610c Mason
" Joseph, painter Pac. Sheet Metal Wks,r.

607 Jessie
" Joseph M., watchman, r. SW cor Bay and

Webster
" Julie G., stock clerk Brown Bros. & Co., r.

1412 Larkin
" Lily Mrs., janitress Ocean House Primary
School, r. SE cor Delaware Av and Old
San Jose Road
" Margaret E. Mrs., lodgings, 1138 Howard
" Mark W., gardener, r. 1135 Mission
" Mary Mrs. (Woods & Qaffney), r. 1135 Mis-
sion
" Montie W., electrician, r. 823 Howard
Woods, Munn & Twomey (Andrew Woods,
William Munn and James Twomey),
proprietors The Auditorium, 9 Powell
" Nathaniel B., bartender Israel G. Johnson,

r. 303 Jessie
" Patrick, laborer, r. 318 Madrid
" Richard H. (Williams & Woods),

Dorland
" Robert, r. 115 Turk
" Robert, clerk Miller. Sloss & Scott, r

Silver

" Robert, waiter, r. 856 Howard
" Robert J., r. 2714 California
" Sarah Miss, spinner Tubbs Cordage Co., r.

1429, 26th
" S. D. Mrs., r. 1714 Market
" S. Moseley, salesman, r. 512 Eddy
" Thomas, expressman, NE cor O'Farrell

and Stockton, r. 1429, 26th
" Thomas J., driver, r. 103 Fulton
" Thomas J., teamster, r. 159(4 Silver
" Vincent, traveling salesman, r. 6 Garden
" William, boilermaker, r. 625 Davis
" William, bookkeeper, r. 103 Fulton
" William, brakeman, r. 303 Jessie
" William, foreman carpenter Jas. A. Mc-

Mahon, r. 156 Silver
" William, shoemaker, r. 1138 Howard
" William A., mechanical engineer, 509

Montgomery, room 1
" & Gaftney (Mrs. Mary Woods and Mrs.
Mary Gaflney), lodgings, 1135 Mission
J8®=-Woods. See Wood

Woodside Alexander F., horseshoer, 1559 Mis-
sion, r. 1129 Stevenson
" Andrew E., longshoreman, r. 16 South Park
" Robert C, teamster, r. 11 Lafayette
Woodson John C, school teacher, r. 5 Tremont
Av
" Philip W., clerk James F. Dittmer, r. 1065
Market
Woodthorpe John W., bookkeeper, r. 606a Ivy

Av
Woodville H., fireman str San .lose
Woodward Albert P., physician and surgeon
and specialist for diseases of the skin,
office 21 Powell, rooms 11-12, hours 11 a.
m. to 1 p. m. and 6:30 to 7;30 p. m., tele-
phone Bush 4, r. NWcor California and
Fillmore, hours 9 a. m. and 4 p. m., tele-
phone Pine 218
" Archimedes B., exchange teller First

National Bank, r. 517 Mason
" Arthur S., solicitor Catton, Bell & Co., r.

Alameda
" Arthur H., fireman S. P. Co., r. 118, 16th
" Charles, clerk S. P. Co., r. 2203 Geary
" Charles F., conductor Cal. St. RR, r. 1321

Larkin
" Charles J., r. 1626 Fell
" David, clerk, r. 988 Howard
" David L., salesman Frederick Grass, r. 1315

Castro
" Frank E., solicitor Edison Light and Pow-
er Co., r. Oakland
" Fred, attorney at law, r. 743 Pine
" George, r. 1423 Market
" George C, operator Pac. Postal Tel. Cable
Co., r. 2012 Devisadero

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Woodward George H., clerk general freight
office S. P. Co., r. 708 Ellis

" Gideon P., salesman S. G. Little, r. 1917a
Fillmore
Woodward Henry W., vice-president Shoobert,
Beale & Co., 436 Townsend, r. Pacific-
Union Club

" Isaiah C, manager Sterling Electric Sup-
ply Co., 18,2d, r. Oakland

" James, peddler, r. 30314 Montgomery Av

" Jane, widow, r. 988 Howard

" Josephine W., widow, r. 1001 Powell

" Melinda Mrs., r. 110% Turk

" Robert B., real estate, 419 California, room
3, r. Pacific-Union Club

" Robert M., salesman G. Verdier & Co., r
407 O'Farrell
Woodward Thomas P. (W. A. Woodward &
Co.), r. 2741 Pine

WOODWARD W. A. & CO.

(Thomas P. Woodward), proprietors
Alta California Printing House, law
and brief work a specialty, 12 Sutter,
telephone Main 1099

Woodward Walter M., clerk Union Glue Co., r.
1626 Fell
" William H., bookkeeper, r. 1427 Washing-
ton
4®="Woodward. See Woodard
Woodworth Byron, porter O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., r. 21 Fulton
" Charles, clerk William B. Wegner, r. 537
Sacramento
Woodworth Fred, attorney and counselor at
law, 24-25 Mills Bldg, 5th fioor. r. To-
males, Cal.
James Rev., superintendent Emmanuel

Mission, r. 1713 Lexington Av
John, president Independent Boarding
Masters Assn., and shipping agent. 10
Steuart
Lysander C, r. 3140!^, 16th

B., secretary U S. District Judge,
and attorney at law, U. S. Appraisers'
Bldg, room 63, r. r^Oe/z Larkin
Rose Mrs., r. 17O61/2 Larkin
Selim E., inspector structural material,
12 Mills Bldg, 6th floor, r. 2121 Lyon
" William W., drayman, r. 2410 Harrison
Woodyard Fred, steward str Noyo
Wookey Jacob, marker S. F. Laundry, r. 1519

Eddy

Wool Agency Warehouse and Scouring Works,

Catton, Bell & Co. proprietors, 436

Townsend, office 406 California

Woolcock William B., miner, r. 28c De Long Av

" William H., clerk Mechanics' Institute, r.

28c De Long Av
" William J., salesman, r. 502 Liberty
Wooldridge Caroline Mrs., r. 134 McAllister
Wooley Charles M., gripman Cal. St. RR., r.
191214 Larkin
•' Mary, widow, r. 802 Broadway
" Robert, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 1347
Powell
4®" Wooley. See WooUey
Woolf Alexander, painter, r. 9. 7th
Woolf David B., secretary Supreme Court Com-
missioners, 825 Market, Emporium Bldg,
r. 922 Eddy
" Michael J. H., physician and surgeon, 1017
Oak
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Woolfe Bertha, widow, r. 2110 Sutter

" Sophie Miss, r. 2110 Sutter
Woolford Edward, cook Ansley C. Stevens, r.
1100 Market
" Frederick M., teamster, r. 78O14 Harrison
" W. G., fireman revenue cutter Commo-
dore Perry
Woolfork John H.. teamster Albert E. Buck-
man, r. NW cor Steiner and Hermann
Woolhouse Oliver B., manufacturer mince meat,

119, 9th
Wooll Charles L., draughtsman Parke & Lacy
Co., r. 1312 California
" Hattie L. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar

School, r. 719 Polk
" John, agent Metropolitan Temple, r. 1312
California
Woolley Edward A., traveling agent, r. 1605
Broderick
" Horace M. (Joost & Woolley), r. 1515 Grove
" Samuel P., traveling agent, r. 1605 Broderick
4®=-Woolley. See Wooley
Woolman J. L., capitalist, r. 711 Jones
Woolmington Charles H., traveling salesman

The Coats Thread Co., r. Berkeley
Woolner Richard C, printer M. J. Brandenstein

& Co., r. Berkeley
Woolnough Florence Miss, r. 3lA Clara

" Walter, stevedore, r. 31a Clara
Woolrich Charles, mining, r. 3629 California
" F., mechanic, r. 126 Ellis
" George L., clerk Nevada Bank, r. 2629 Cali-
fornia
Woolsey Edward, waiter, r. 139, 4th
" Henry, cabinet maker, r. 186 Perry
" Henry, factory hand Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 617
Tennessee
Woolsey Mark H., physician, eye, ear, nose and
throat, office 406 Sutter, rooms 1-2, tele-
phone Main 5473, hours 10 to 12 a. m., 1 to
3 p. m.. Sundays 11 a. m. to 12:30 p. m., r.
The Colonial
" Susan Mrs., varieties, 201 Gough
" Vernon, machinist Jardine Iron Wks, r. 837

Folsom
" William W., varieties, 29 Market
Woolworth Helen Miss. r. 1626 Sacramento

" R. C. Mrs., r. 1626 Sacramento
Woonsocket Rubber Co. (of Providence, R. I.),
Ferdinand Ephraim agent, 115 Battery,
telephone Main 5192
Woorschot William, laborer, r. 604 Minna
Woort Henry, groceries and liquors, 1633 Mc-
Allister
Wooster Charles F., broom maker Cal. Broom
Mfg. Co., r. 1667 Mission
" David W., clerk treasurer's dept S. P. Co.,

r. 604 Eddy
" Fletcher L., inspector U. S. Customs, r.

10141/2 Noe
" Fred, capitalist, r. 1001 Bush
" George, r. 605 Broadway
" Helen, widow, r. 813 Webster
" Philip L., with Hawaiian Commercial and

Sugar Co., r. San Mateo
" Walter F., gripman Sutter St. Ry, r. 1522
Polk
Worcester Fire Appliance Co., W. H. Bray ton
agent, 157 New Montgomery
" Joseph Rev., pastor Second New Jerusa-
lem Church (Swedenborgian), r. 1030
Vallejo
Worden Benjamin S., carpenter, r. 225 Clara
Worden Clinton E., president and general man-
ager Clinton E. Worden & Co., 214-220
Townsend, r. 1101 California

WORDEN CLINTON E. & CO.,

Clinton E. Worden president and gen-
eral manager, E. W. Newball vice-
president, w. S. Newliall secretary,
William W. Worden treasurer, manu-
facturing pharmacists, 214-216-218-
220 Townsend, telephone Main 5623
Worden E. A. Miss, r. 1105 Shotwell

" Francisco, widow, r. 406 Lott

" Harriet E. Miss, teacher John Swett
Grammar School, r. 2305 Scott

" Michael S., conductor Market St. Ry.. r.
406 Lott

" Shirley A. Miss, stenographer, 37 Mills
Bldg, 6th floor

" Stephen G., carpenter and builder, 40 New
Montgomery, r. 307 San Jose Av

" Walter L., foreman street cleaning dept.
City Street Improvement Co., r. 307 San
Jose Av
Worden William W., treasurer Clinton E.
Worden & Co., 214-220 Townsend, r. Oak-
land
J8®"Worden. See Warden
Wores Joseph, hatter, 609 Washington, r. 351

McAllister
Worinan John, cook, r. 22 Perry
Workendon Richard, Watchman str Alameda
Workingmen's Hotel, J. O'Connell proprietor,

907 Folsom
Workman Amos, teamster, r. 1814 O'Farrell

" Charles, lineman, r. 346, 4th

" Charles H. (Workman & French), r. 1619A
Post

" & French (Charles H. Workman and Wil-
liam W. French), real estate and insur-
ance, 630 Market
Workmen's Guarantee Fund Association,
Frank S. Poland secretary, 63 Flood
Bldg
Worley Alfred E. T. Mrs., widow, r. 1137 Union

" Alfred L., attorney at law, 508 California,
room 33, r. Sausalito

" Elijah P., bartender Gibson & Cook, r. 951
Mission

" Florence N. Miss, teacher, r. 5 Prospect PI

" Franklin B., clerk T. C. Blakeman, r. Sau-
salito

" Minnie G. Miss, physician, 5 Prospect PI

" Peter, laborer, r. 930 North Point

" R. O., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 2000 Mc-

" William, plumber J. M. Bryan, r. 8 Gough
Worlund Matilda Miss, dressmaker, r. 616

Ellis
Wormell Frank, conductor S. F. & S. M. Ry.,
r. 22 Valley
" William E.,r. 208 Ellis
Worms Benjamin, traveling salesman, r. 70714
McAllister
" Helen Mrs., teacher languages, 707i/i Mc-
Allister
Wormser Benjamin, traveling salesman Alfred
J. Brandenstein & Co., r. 2312 California
" Isaac, salesman Raphael's, r. 2312 Califor-
nia
" Julius, salesman, r. 1314 Devisadero
" Pauline Miss, dressmaker, r. 2312 Califor-
nia
Wormser Samuel I. (M. Ehrman & Co.), and
secretary Golden Gate Distilling Co.,
207 Battery, r. Hotel Richelieu
Wormuth Martin E., blacksmith, 1718 Fillmore
Worrall Albert, carpenter, r. 1028, 19th
" Ellis, clerk Jacob H. E. Eiben, r. 392 Do-
lores
" Jeremiah P., expressman, r. 322, 6th
" John, r. 142 CoUingwood
Worrell Allen, teamster, r. 631 Sacramento
" Calvin R., mason and builder, 40 New

Montgomery, r. 320, 17th
" Calvin R. Jr., r. 320, 17th
" Frank D., contractor, r. 320, 17th
" James, laborer, r. 631 Sacramento
Worsdale Henry, butcher P. M. SS. Co., r. 1036,
17th Av South
" Henry Jr., engineer P. M.SS. Co., r. 1026,
17th Av South

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Worshan W. S., rancher, r. 126 Ellis

Worster Arthur, news agent Occidental News

Co., r. San Jose
Worth Albert, carpenter, r. 1316 Mission
" Arthur, proprietor Merry-Go-Rounds, S s

Haight nr Cole, r. 770 Howard
" Carrie Miss, dressmaking, 1907 Polk
Worth Charles A., teamster and forwarder,
318 Market, r. 1199 Golden Gate Av
" Edmund, bookkeeper, r. 223 Capp
" Edmund L., student, r. 223 Capp
" Fannie J. Miss, r. 1507 Larkin
Worth Frank D., upholsterer and decorator,
1207 Polk, r. 837 Post
" Fredericka, widow, r. 1907 Polk
" George B., r. 1812 Market
" Grace Miss, dressmaker, r. 326 O'Farrell
" Henry C, with C. A. Worth, r. 1310 Golden

Gate Av
" Lawrence, clerk, r. 1511 Larkin
" Obed, carpenter, r. 9 Selina PI
Worth Sidney, M. D., homoeopathic physician,
office 426 Sutter, hours 8 to 9 a. m., 1 to 3
and 6 to 7:.30 p. m., Sundays 1 to 2 p. m.,
telephone Main 1321, r. 1721 Vallejo, tele-
phone West 198
" Thomas, cooper, r. 420a 7th
" Thomas R., pharmacist James G. Steele &
Co., r. 438 Geary
4®" Worth. See V/irth and Wurth
Worthington B. A., private secretary to assist-
ant president Southern Pacific Co., 54
Union Trust Bldg, r. 224 Jan Jose Av
" Carrie Miss, clerk Nathan Joseph & Co., r.

1112 Clay
" C. E., waiter str Columbia
" George, asst. secretary Columbia Theatre
" Jean Miss, dental student, r. 2113 Webster
" L., steerage steward str Australia
" Louis C, foreman, r. 2113 Webster
" Mary Mrs., r. 321 Jones
" W. Frank, druggist Waller Bros., r. 321

Jones
" William A., statistician general mana-
ger's office S. P. Co., r. 224 San Jose Av
" William H., stenographer, r. 3 Priest
" William T.. photographer, 500 Valencia, r.
419 San Jose Road
Worthmann John, r. 25, 22d
Wortmann Ferdinand, r. 630 Sacramento
Wortsmith Hannah, widow, r. 19% Glover
" Joseph J., porter Neville & Co., r. 19%
Glover
Wosser Joseph, chief engineer str Tiburon, r.
Tiburon
" Joseph, milker N. Hansen, r. Amazon nr

Vienna Av
" Richard S., marine engineer, r. 2429 Lar-
kin
" Robert, milker N. Hansen, r. Amazon nr

Vienna Av
" Thomas, marine engineer, 9 Mission, r.

Sausalito
" Thomas J., marine engineer, 9 Mission, r.
Sausalito
Wostenberg August, clerk Martin Eggers, r. 701

Van Ness Av
Wrage Helmuth, tailor Jacob Riga, r. 837 Mis-
sion
" Henrv, dairy produce, 3503 Mission
" John (C. Both & Co.), r. 1334 Turk
" John F., tailor Henry Mayers, r. 339, 4th Av
" Peter, groceries, 466 Tehama
Wragney Edward, seaman, r. 26 Folsom
Wralty Peter, engineer Chemical Engine 5, r.

1802 Stockton
Wrampelmeier Theodore J., chemist in charge
U. S. Internal Revenue Laboratory and
president Western Mineral Co., 220 Cali-
fornia, room 1, r. 909 Steiner
Wratten Frank L., conductor Market St. Ry, r.

915 Minna
Wray Alban E., barber, 504 Valencia, r. 3041,
16th
" Charles, with Waller Bros., r. 114. 16th
" Ralph, r. 604 Geary

" Samuel, carpenter and builder, 1247 Mis-
sion, r. 1824% Filbert
4®=- Wray. See Rae and Ray

Wrba Joseph, musician, r. .522 Devisadero
Wrede A. A., clerk S. P. Co.. r. Oakland

" August (Rodefeld& Wrede), r. 1318 Pacific

" Brothers (Charles J. and Henry M.), gro-
ceries and liquors, NE cor 17th and
Guerrero

" Charles J. (Wrede Bros.), r. NE cor 17th
and Guerrero

" Christina Miss, telephone operator, r. 1314
Pacific

" Cord (Wrede & Weber), and liquors, NE
cor Gough and Haight, r. 2026 Pine

" Edward, barber, 1703 Devisadero, r. 2527
Sutter

" George C, manager Cord Wrede, NE cor
Gough and Haight, r. 2026 Pine

" Henry M. (Wrede Bros.), r. NE cor 17th
and Guerrero

" Hermann, wood and coal, 1218 Pacific

" Julius G., wood and coal, 733 Union

" Millie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1314 Pacific

" & Weber (Cord Wrede and Richard Weber) ,
liquors, NW cor Clay and East North
4®=-Wrede. See Read, Reade. Reed and Reid
Wreden Charles, maltster Washington Brew-
ery, r. 804 Lombard

" Claus (Glaus Wreden & Co.), r. 2113 Taylor

" Claus, groceries and liquors, 1101 Clay, r.
11011/2 Clay
Wreden Claus & Co. (Claus, Henry and Henry
M. Wreden and Frank J. Veen), proprie-
tors Washington Brewery, SE cor Lom-
bard and Taylor

" Henry (Claus Wreden & Co.), r. 804 Lombard

" Henry, clerk Claus Wreden, r. 1101% Clay

" Henry M. (Claus Wreden & Co.), r. 2223
Taylor

•' William G. (Wolf, Wreden & Co.), r. 1116
Devisadero

" William P., driver Washington Brewery,
r. 2217 Jones
Wrehn Jacob, stonecutter, r. 6 Bowie Av
Wren Alice, widow, r. 719 Taylor

" Bert I., bookkeeper James Guilfoy, r. 1231
Folsom

" Daniel J., clerk S. W. Levy, r. 228, 22d

" Edward, machinist, r. 335 Guerrero

" Edward J., policeman, r. 150, 13th

" Ellen, widow, r. 608, 3d

" Ellen, widow, r. 1231 Folsom

" Jacob, laborer, r. 11 Gordon

" James, driver Hibernia Brewery, r. 554
Minna

" James J., clerk C. Curtin, r. 925% Natoma

" John R., spinner A. Colombat, r. 925% Na-
toma

" Kate, widow, r. 718 Natoma

" Mary, widow, r. 228, 22d

" Patrick, r. 925% Natoma

" Thomas, clerk, r. 639% Natoma

" Thomas, helper Risdon I. and L. Wks, r.
14b Clinton

" Timothy, longshoreman, r. 212, 1st

" Victor E. A., cabinet maker West Coast
Furniture Co., r. Banks nr Cortland Av
ie9"Wren. See Wrenn and Wrin
Wrenn Arthur E., plasterer John P. McMurray,
r. 215 Larkin

" Frederick W., carpenter, r. 31 Ripley PI

" Harriet, widow, r. 215 Larkin

" James, clerk City and County Treasurer,
r. 4a5, 24th
Wrenn J. Benson, manager Husted's Direct-
ories, 530 California, room 65

" John W., salesman Whitman & Barnes
Mfg. Co., r. Alameda

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Wrenquist Augu.st, tailor, r. 23 Laskie
Wright A. F., agent, r. 1045 Marl^et
" Albert P., metel worlier Pac. Metal Wks,

r. Berl?eley
" Alexander, piano mover Benj. Curtaz &

Son, r. 1341/2, 7th
" Alfred, coal passer str Mariposa
" Alfred W., orohardist, r, 1053 Mission
" Allen C, clerk Quiros Soda Water Co., r.

1309 Taylor
" Allen G., law student S. S. & George T.

Wright, r. 1703 Gough
" Ann, widow, r. 218 Moulton
" Arthur G., engineer S. P. Co., r. 320 Turk
" Benjamin C, journalist The Bulletin, r.

1703 Gough
" C, r. 329 0'Farrell
" Caroline B., widow, r. 730 Green
" Carrie Miss (E. E. Caswell & Co.), r. 843

California
" Cassius P., sergeant police, r. 830, 19th
" Catherine, widow, r. 117 Bay
" Charles, depot porter S. P. Co.. r. Oakland
" Charles, porter str Mariposa
" Charles A. (Button & Wright), r. Alvarado,

Cal
" Charles A., clerk Edward A. Sheppard, r.

" Charles D., undertaker, r. 1006 Pine
" Charles W., pressdent American Land and
Trust Co., 132 Market, room 23, r. Lark-
spur
" Charles W., restaurant keeper, r. 674 Har-
rison
" Chester F., importer corsets, 35 New Mont-
gomery and 10 Geary, r. 58 Nucleus Bldg
" Columbus, tailor, r. 156 Natoma
" Cyrus S. fN. Gray & Co.), r. 1201 Jones
" David, porter Emilio Martinoni
" David H., truckman Truck 3, r. 1425 Market
" Dexter M. (Wright & Kochman), r. 335

Eddy
" Duncan, real estate, 320 Sansome, room 33,

r. Alameda
" E., laborer J. W. Ferris, r. 1 Wivoli Av
" Edward, r. 1429 Howard
" Edward, painter, r. lOny^ Bryant
Wright Edward C, secretary and assistant
controller Southern Pacific Co., 4 Mont-
gomery, r. 1324 Leavenworth
" Edward H., draughtsman Risdon I. and L,

Wks, r. 14V^ Garden
" Elisha B. (Hay & Wright), r. Alameda
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 1015, 21st
" Ellen Mrs., varieties, 237, 5th
" Flora, widow, r. 1520 Clay
" Frances, widow, r. 843 California
" Frank S., lanndryman Electric Laundry

Co., r. 908, 15th
" Frank S., upholsterer, r. 720 California
" Frederick, laborer, r. 1443 Harrison

WRIGHT F. W.,

builders' hardware and mechanics'
tools, 823 Market, r. 1006 Pine

Wright G. A. M., secretary American Land and
Trust Co., 132 Market, room 23, r. Lark-
spur
" George, r. 1632 Pacific Av
" George, 4th officer str Washtenaw
" George, stone cutter John D. McGilvray &

Co., r. 420 California Av
" George A., teamster, r. 6O14 Norfolk
" George B., bookkeeper, r. 2804, 16th
" George D., 2d officer str Saturn, r. 25 South
Park

Wright George H. (Wright & Frank), r. 420
Leavenworth

" George M. (J. E. Kent & Co.), r. 1817 Polk

" George S., capitalist, r. Occidental Hotel

" George T. (S. S. & George T. Wright), at-
torneys at law, 8-9 Mills Bldg, 10th floor,
r. Alameda

" George W.,r. 1131 York

" George W., stationery, 118 Taylor

" Hallock, cashier Spruance, Stanley & Co.,
r. 815 Bush

" Harrie L., clerk LeRoyG. Harvey & Co., r.
806 Green

" Harry A., clerk, r. 1036 Hampshire

" Harry G., traveling salesman, r. 110 Eddy

" Harry M., teacher Lowell High School, r.
17 Liberty

" Helen Miss, teacher Webster Primary
School, r. 1776 Green

" Henry, carpenter, r. 765 Mission

" Henry B., physician, 332 O'Farrell

" Henry E., superintendent The Norton Tan-
ning Co., r.'607 Guerrero

" Henry M., r. 2331 Fillmore

" Henry W., dairyman, cor Sweeney and
Boylston

" Herbert J., policeman, r. NW cor 2d Av
and Clement

" H. Nelson, paint mixer Pioneer W. L. and
Color Wks, r. 1309 Taylor

" Howard E. (Le Roy G. Harvey & Co.), r.
East Oakland

" Irwin S., longshoreman, r. 14^ Garden

" James, shipbuilder, r. 218 Walker

" James A., collector, r. 534 Polk

" James F., liquors, 239, 3d

" James M., salesman Langley & Michaels
Co., r. 2812 Sacramento

" James R., carpenter E. S. Slack, r. 1776
Green .

" James W., teamster, r. 612 Linden Av

" Jennie Mrs., millinery, 412 Geary

" Jennie L., widow, r. 2622 Bush

" J. J., helper Mutual Electric Light Co., r.
711 Mission

" John (Wright & Sanders), r. 1615 Jackson

" John, horsetrainer, r. 2619 Bush

" John, laborer, r. 221 Paris

" John, laborer, r. 507 Gough

" John, lather, r. 1820 Union

" John, machinist, r. 64 Silver

" John, seaman, r. 322 Main
Wright John A., attorney at law, 212 Sansome,
rooms 17-19, telephone Main 1617, r. 2222
Washington

" John B., traveling salesman, r. 7 Franklin

" John L.. pipemaker, r. 245^4 Clara
Wright John M., attorney at law, 47 Mills
Bldg, 8th floor, r. Hotel St. Nicholas

" John P., clerk forwarding dept. Wells,
Fargo & Co.

" John T., capitalist, 6Merchants Exchange'
Bldg, r. Oakland
Wright John T., commission merchant and
consul Honduras, 640 Market, r. 2410 Pa-
cific Av

" John W. (J. W. Wright & Co.), r. 1030 Pine

" John W., laborer, r. 218 Moulton

" Joseph, bakery, 1632 Pacific Av

" Joseph Jr., gasfitter Thomas Day & Co., r.
1632 Pacific Av

" Joseph B., traveling salesman D. W. Os-
borne & Co., r. 9 Franklin

" Josephine, widow, r. 434 Clementina
Wright J. W. & Co. (J. W. Wright), real es-
tate and financial agents, 628 Market,
telephone Main ,5422
Kate Miss, tailoress, r. 218 Moulton
Kirkham, with Tallant Banking Co., r. 2504

Scott
Leslie A., special agent W. J. Callingnam,

r. Oakland
Louis, cabinetmaker A. J. Forbes & Son
Martha Miss, tailoress, r. 218 Moulton
Mary S. Mrs., teacher Hamilton Grammar

School, r. 2812 Sacramento
Mattnew, fireman Western Sugar Refinery,

r. SW cor Sierra and Georgia
Michael, truckman Truck 7

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Wright Minnie, widow, r. 253 Spear

" Nathaniel B., watchman Deming-Palmer

Milling Co., r. 530 Castro
" Nellie C. Miss, nurse, r. 1608 Van Ness Av
" Newton, booljkeeper, r. 364 Grove
" Orsen, pattern maker Risdon I. & L. Wks.,

r. Oakland
" Owen, carpenter, r. 1328 Florida
" Paxton, clerk supply dept. Wells, Fargo &

Co.'s Express, r. Berkeley
" Percy T., r. Sm Zoe
" Peter W., plumber, r. 315. 6th
" Ralph K., student S. S. & George T.

Wright, r. 910 Lombard
" Robert J., carpenter, r. 908, 15th
" Robert J., shoemaker, SW cor Sierra and

Georgia
" R. Percy, attorney at law, 310 Pine, rooms

10-12
" S. Mrs., widow, r. 1607 Lexington Av
" S. A.Mrs., r. 113, 4th
" Selden S. Mrs., widow, r. 910 Lombard
"Wright S. S. & George T. (George T. Wright),

attorneys at law, 8-9 Mills Bldg, 10th

floor
" Theron E., brick contractor, 415 Golden

Gate Av
" Thomas, reporter The Guide
" Thomas A., master mariner, r. 1776 Green
^' Thomas D., journalist Chronicle, r. Inter-
national Hotel
" Thomas F., janitor, r. 908, 15th
<' Wesley A., printer Post, r. Alameda
" William (Wright & Gaw) r. 1067 Mission
" William, carpenter, r. 908, 15th
■" William, laborer T. Foley, r. 1812 Powell
" William, lather, r. 1820 Union
" William, plasterer, r. 3108 Buchanan
" William A., waiter J. R. Loosley, r. 129a

O'Farrell
■" William C. (N. Gray & Co.), r. 1006 Pine
^' William E., helper Western Sugar Re-
finery, r. 562 Pennsylvania Av
" William F., manager The Singer Manu-
facturing Co. (S. F. branch), 22 Post, r.

Occidental Hotel
" William G., carpenter, r. 747'/4, 17th
" William H., r. 2008 Pine
" William H., accountant Williams, Brown

& Co., r. 419 Hyde
^' William H., driver police patrol, r. 20

Dore
»' William H., stockbroker, 337 Pine, r. 1913

Pierce
" William H. H., insurance agent, r. 1132

Green
" William J., wood worker Frank A. Geier,

r. Oakland
" William N., tinner Charles Brown & Son,

r. 533 Geary
" William R., clerk, r. 1776 Green
" William S., student, r. 1703 Gough
" William Y., steward, r. 1014 Leavenworth

WRIGHT & FRANK

(George H. Wright and August Frank),
proprietors California Bag, Tent and
Awning Co., Ill Clay

Wright & Gaw (William Wright and Hugh
Gaw), groceries, 206. 6th
" & Kochman (Dexter M. Wright and Michael
J. Kochman), musical instrument re-
pairers, 407 Eddy
Wright & Sanders (John Wright and George

H. Sanders), architects, 418 California
Wrin James B., plumber Freeman & Wrin, r. 710
San Jose Av
" Michael J. (Freeman & Wrin), r. 17 Fair

Av
" Thomas, gardener, r. 130 Cook
" Thomas W. J., porter Holbrook, Merrill &

Stetson, r. 12 Powell Av
" William J., hoseman Engine 26, r. 130 Cook
" William M., plumber Freeman & Wrin, r.
17 Fair Av
J8®="Wrin. See Wren and Wrenn
Wrinkle L. F. J., mining and civil engineer, 646

Market, r. 106 William
Writh John, lumberman, r. 711 Mission

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,
CARPETS.

Immense Stock of the Latest Patterns.
^-+l-e4'7 jy\arUi&t St.

Wrixon John, longshoreman, r. 1327 Sansome
" Robert D., foreman J. V. Lavery, r. 1501
Montgomery
Wrobiofi Henry, groceries and liquors, 38 Ritch
Wubben Margarita, widow, r. 322 14 Guerrero
Wucherer Christopher (J. & C. Wucherer), r. 418
Brannan
" Gustave, bakery, NW cor 21st and Hamp-
shire
" J. & C. (John and Christopher), curled hair

factory, cor 10th Av South and P
" John (J. &C. Wucherer), r. 10th Av South

nr P
" William, bakery, 492, 8th
Wuelbecke Henry, machinist, 60 Bluxome, r.

529, 6th
Wuelfken John, carpenter, r. 215a Page
Wuersching John B., architect, r. 3031 Cali-
fornia
Wuerz Charles, kettleman John Wieland Brew-
ery, r. 15 Hubbard
Wuest William, r. 524 Alabama

" William F., waiter, r. 7 KohlerPl
Wuestefeld Conrad C, mattress maker H. W.
Frank and Co., r. 1707 Leavenworth
" Henry, cigar maker, r. 824 Kearny
«®"Wuestefeld. See Westerfeld
Wuesthofl Peter W., engineer Balz Bros. & Fin-

keldey, r. cor Yuba and Utah
^S^Wuesthoff. See Westhoff
Wuger Edward, r. 217 Francisco
Wuhrmann Henry, clerk J. Verdenhalven, r.

403, 6th
Wuinkey George, dyer, r. 734 Natoma rear
Wuibern Frederick H., printer, r. 1900 Filbert
" John, merchant, r. 1900 Filbert
" John C, porter, r. 1900 Filbert
Wulif Catherine, widow, r. 2111/2 Bartlett rear
" Conrad W., porter Sachs Bros. & Co., r.

1132 Florida
" Emma Miss, dressmaking, 1620 Post
" Henry, chemist Pac. Roll. Mill Co.. r. 326

Eddy
" Henry, tanner Struven & Birgle, r. cor

Army and York
" Hermann O., shoemaker, 124, 8th
" John, cook, r. 243, 2d
" Jurgen H., currier The Norton Tanning

Co., r. 1314 Rhode Island
" Nelson H., agent str Zinfandel, office

Jackson St. Wharf, r. Napa, Cal.
" Otto, shoemaker, r. 76 Clementina
" Otto W., butcher Joseph Kaupert, r. 1314

Rhode Island
" Peter, packer Fisher Packing Co., r. 2IH/2

Bartlett rear
" Peter H., groceries and liquors, SW cor

7th Av South and M
" William F.. painter, r. 933 Kearny
4®= Wulff. See Wolf, Wolfe, Wolff and Woolf
Wulfflng Constantine, r. 1144, 23d
Wulkop G. A., traffic manager Yosemite Valley
and Merced Railway Co-, 7 Mills Bldg,
3d floor
Wulzen Diedrich H., insurance agent, r. 1001,

17th
Wulzen Dietrich H. Jr., druggist, SW cor 17th
and Castro, r. 1001, 17th
" Frederick G., hardware, 263, 9th, r. 231/2,

9th
" Frederick H., groceries and liquors, 833, 23d
" John P., salesman Baker & Hamilton, r.

1005, 17th
" Otto F., printer George D. Morse, r. 342, 3d
" Richard J., clerk Frederick H. Wulzen, r.
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Wunderle Joseph, wool scourer, r. 26 Madison

Av
Wunderlich Elizabeth, widow, r. 158 Clinton
Park
" John, sawyer Union Box Factory, r. 526
Chestnut
Wunderly John, cook, r. 617 Sacramento
Wunsch Arthur, secretary Columbia Loan and
Collateral Office, 9 Grant Av, r. 439
Geary
" M. & Co., wholesale jewelers, 170 Crocker

Bldg
" Marcus (M. Wunsch & Co.), r. 1211 Hyde
" Nicholas, barber, NW cor Railroad Av and

12th Av South
" Annie Mrs., furnished rooms, 223 Stevenson
Wunscher Carl, r. 144, 8th
" Carolina, midwife, 144, 8th
" Edward, gasfltter, r. 144, 8th
Wurdack Joseph, carpenter, r. 2028 Golden Gate

Av
Wurdinger Antone, teamster, r. 423 Clementina
Wurkheim Max, insurance broker, 221 Sansome,
r. 1402 Ellis
" Paula, widow, r. 106 Walnut
Wurkheim Sylvan, clerk Emile Hirschfeld, r.

1402 Ellis
Wurster George H., proprietor The Irvington,

418 Ellis
Wurtenberg D. S., manufacturers' agent, 130

Sutter, room 61, r. 1040 Golden Gate Av
Wurth Charles, salesman Moore, Hunt & Co., r.
1105 Hyde
" Lawrence H., clerk Bibo, Newman '& Tken-
berg, r. 1511 Larkin
4®-Wurth. See Worth

Wurthmann Bernhard, liquors, 1342 Stevenson
" John H. (Wurthmann & Schlueter), r. 25,

22d
" & Schlueter (John H. Wurthmann and
John J. Schlueter), liquors, 509, 2d
Wurtz Louis, porter Getz Bros. & Co.
Wust Mary, widow, r. 436 Shotwell rear

" Otto, cabinet maker, r. 426 Shotwell rear
Wustefeld Henry, bartender John Wiese
Wustenberg Louise, widow, r. 563, 17th
Wusterhausen Ernest, carpenter, r. bOihi Minna
Wuterferich H. G. (T. E. Rock & Co.), r. 20

Hawthorne
Wuth Charles C, machinist Pac. Axle Co., r.

1533c Howard
Wuthrich Annie Miss, bookkeeper John Wuth-
rich, r. 415 Geary
" Charles, r. 711 Mission

" Henry, butcher John Wuthrich, r. 415 Geary
" John, butcher, 415 Geary
" Louis, butcher John Wuthrich, r. 415 Gearv
" William G., butcher John Wuthrich, r.
1 Vasserot PI
Wyand Frederick, r. 64 Natoma
Wyant L. P. Mrs., dressmaking, 11 Geary
Wyatt Albert J. (Squire & Wyatt), r. 516 Lom-
bard
" Charles, porter Sterling Furniture Co., r.

516 Lombard
" Frederick S., painter, r. 1030 Sanchez
" George W., longshoreman, r. 309 Main
" Ida Miss, teacher music, r. 13 Danvers
" Isadore D. F., teacher music, r. 12 Danvers
" James J., contractor plastering, r. 1030

Sanchez
" James J. Jr., plasterer, r. 1030 Sanchez
" John, conductor Market St. Ry., r. 16 St.

Rose's Av
" Leander, janitor The German Savings and
Loan Society, r. 917 Powell

Wyatt Littie Miss, ladies' hair dresser, r. Ill
San Jose Av
" M. W., musician, r. 412 Minna
Wyatt Samuel, second-hand books, 1329 Mar-
ket, r. 12 Danvers
" Susannah, widow, r. 516 Lombard
" Thomas, stair builder, 512,5th, r. Ill San

Jose Av
" Thomas G., r. Ill San Jose Av
•' William A., collector Curtin-Beal's Mer-
cantile Agency, r. California nr 19th Av
Wyckoff Amos, laborer Union Machine Co.
" Carrie Mrs., r. 1175 Stanyan
" Cyrus B., miner, r. 47 Belcher
" Frank C, clerk Cal. Casket Co., r. 47 Belcher
" John H., salesman D. Samuels, r. 16 Shot-
well
" Joseph M., clerk, r. 47 Belcher
Wyckoflf Stephen N., manager Covenant Mu-
tual Life Association (Galesburg, HI.),
3 Odd Fellows' Bldg, r. Berkeley
" Susan M., widow, r. 16 Shotwell
Wyer John, 3d asst. engineer str Mexico
Wyeth D. Mrs., physician, 916 Post
Wygant Archibald, waiter, r. 511 O'Farrell
" John H., bricklayer, r. 413 Jones
" William, salesman, r. 333 O'Farrell
Wyhs Mary, widow, r. 3]4 Bowie Av
Wyler John, machinist, r. 29 Bernard
Wyles John, clerk, r. NW cor Nebraska and

Army
Wylie A. Mrs. & Son (Mrs. Annie and Robert
C), coffee saloon, 129 Geary
" Annie, widow, nurse, 731 Broadway
" Annie Mrs. (Mrs. A. Wylie & Son), r. 129'

Geary
" Charles J., porter John Sroufe & Co., r. 113»

Pacific
" George E., porter H. Levi & Co., r. 54 Clin-
ton Park
" James A., clerk, r. 439 Green
" Robert C. (Mrs. A, Wylie & Son), r. 12»
Geary
JS^Wylie. See Whiley and Wiley
Wyllie John, carpenter and builder, 632 Wash-
ington, r. 645 Washington
Wyman Arthur, bartender, r. 8 Antonia
" Charles, cabinet maker and upholsterer,

13151/3 Mission
" Charles E., stationer, r. 818 Hyde
" Fabian F., portraits and bicycle renting,

2010 Mission
" Florence A., vocalist, r. NE cor Mars and

Corbett Av
" Forest, dairy produce, r. 894, 14th
" Gibert, attorney at law, 318 Pine, rooms.
28-30, r. Fruitvale
Wyman Henry H. Rev., pastor St. Mary's
Church, r. 628 California
" Herbert C, collector Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co.,

r. 133 Pierce
" H. W., waiter str Mariposa
" James (Wild & Wyman), r. 1616 Jessie
" James B., r. 23 Beaver
" John, helper Risdon I. & L. Wks, r. 103

Andover Av
" John F., salesman, r. 894, 14th
" John F., traveling salesman Joseph Dixon
Crucible Co., r. NE cor Corbett Av and
Mars
" Leonard, teamster, r. 11 Gordon
" Louis, insurance agent, r. 3706 Laguna
" Mary L. Mrs., r. Old People's Home
" May, widow, r. 81714 Geary
" William A., conductor, r. 3814 Mission
4®° Wyman. See Weihman and Weyman
Wymer Dominick, pipemaker, r. 54, 1st
Wymore George H., dental student, r. 827 Polk
Wyms John H., San Francisco agent Whitney

Transferee, r. Oakland
Wyneken Clara, widow, r. 1909a Howard
" George, accountant and translator, 5, 4th

r. 14 Jackson
" George, miner, r. Contra Costa House
" L. Ernest (Townsend & Wyneken), r. San
Mateo
Wynell Robert, engineer, r. 30 Willow Av
Wynman William, laborer Tubbs Cordage Co.,
r. 607 Mariposa

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Wynn Bernard, laborer, r. 249^ Clara
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 412 Larkin
Wynn Howard P., manager Blyth & Trott, NE
cor Spear and Mission, r. 224 Fair Oaks
" James, boilermaker, r. 412 Larkin
" James, teamster Kenny & McHugh, r. NE

cor 10th Av and Fulton
" J. H., brakeman, r. 530, 3d
" John, teamster, r. 419 Brannan
" John E., 1st asst engineer str Santa Rosa,

r. 412 Larkin
" Samuel, cook, r. 227 Minna
" Samuel, shipping agent, r. 102 Main
" William, r. 754 Mission
" William J., machinist P. C. SS. Co., r.
213c Guerrero
Wynne Agnes, teacher Healds Business College,
r. 1431 Folsom
" Charles, teamster, r. 901 Battery
" Charles J., bookkeeper Conlin & Roberts,

r. 705 Oak
" Daniel, longshoreman, r. 30 Welsh
" Dennis, r. 2719 Harrison
" Dominick, ironworker Dyer Bros., r. 54, 1st
" Henry F., druggist, NE cor22d and Folsom,

r. 2547 Folsom
" Henry J., machinist, r. 2719 Harrison
" John, engineer, r. 3WY2, 19th
'• John, laborer, r. Schuyler nr Cortland Av
" John, longshoreman O. R. & N. Co.
" Jonn J., la orer, r. 30 Welsh
" John T., plumber, r. cor Nye and Craut
" Joseph, stock clerk Holbrook, Merrill &

Stetson, r. 30 Welsh
" Katharine Miss, nurse Lane Hospital
" Martha, widow, r. cor Nye and Craut
" Mary I. Miss, Grand President Young

Ladies' Institute, 48 Donohoe Bldg
" Nicholas, dry goods, 2818 Mission
" Nicholas, real estate, r. 705 Oak
" Patrick, r. 1309 Hayes
" Patrick, fireman Market St. Ry Co., r. 104

St. Rose's Av
" Philip Mrs., widow, r. 2020 Vallejo
" P. J., conductor Market St. Ry, r. 1510

Kentucky
" William, r. 114 Capp

" William A., conductor Market St. Ry, r.
2814 Mission
4S" Wynne. See Winn and Winne
Wynskowski Julius, cook A. Busse, r. 550, 1st
Wynstok Maria F., domestic, 1326 Golden Gate

Av
Wyntjens Frank, varieties, 1128M Folsom
Wyrich Christian, expressman, r. 1427 Pacific
" Christian Jr., clerk, r. 1427 Pacific
" William, stonecutter, r. 1427 Pacific
Wyser Eliza, widow, r. 56 South Park
Wysham H. Clay, teacher music, 308 Post, r.

Berkeley
Wyss Alfred, dairy produce, r. 113 Hermann
" Joseph, wine inspector Cal. Wine Assn
Wythe William, hostler Ca). Horse Repository,

r. 510 Van Ness Av

Wyttenbach Eugene, r. 632i^, 4 th

" Otto, plumber, r. 632M, 4th

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X L DAIRY COMPANY,

J. L. Vermeil president, diaries C.
Ehrer secretary, depot NW cor 21st and
Folsom, branch 27 Centre Market,
rancli San Mateo Co., telephone Mis-
sion 109

Yablonsky John, collectors. F. Gas Light Co.,

Yaeger Annie, widow, r. 1523 Mission
" John J., photographer, r. 5 Mint Av
" Sophia, widow, r. cor Precita Av and Ala-
bama

4®" Yaeger. See Jaeger, Jager and Yeager

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

MANUFACTURERS OF

Plain, Japanned and Stamped

TINiAlKR

f 309,3tl,313,315and317IVIARKETST.

Yale & Towne Manufacturing Co. The, W. H.
Morrison manager, 4 Mills Bldg, 2d
floor
" Charles G., statistical clerk U. S. Mint, r.

Oakland
" Frances E., widow, r 815Valencia
" Frank W., messenger Board of Education,

r. 731 Grove
" John C, traveling salesman Levi Strauss

& Co.,r. 1412b Bush
" William, dentist, r. 1412b Bush
Yallop Arthur W.. reporter Pickens, Fulton &

Co., r. Alameda
Yanagisawa N., clerk Yokohoma Specie Bank,

r. 1220 Buchanan
Yancey Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 418 Sut-
ter
Yangtsze Insurance Association The, Marine
of Shanghai, Balfour, Guthrie & Co.
agents, 316 California
Yanke Richard C, salesman F. E. Mason, r. 723
Webster
" Richard L., musician, r. 723 Webster
" Wilfred G., musician, r, 723 Webster
Yankee Block, SW cor Front and Pine

YANKEE NOVELTY MFG. CO.

(C. B. Emerson and C. W. Ayers), design-
ing, model making, pattern making,
repairing and manufacturing, experi-
mental laboratory for inventors,
small generators and motors a spe-
cialty, 58, 1st
Yapsen George, laborer, r. 226Ritch
Yardley Ralph H., student, r. 3232 Sacra-
mento
Yarnerberg Charles, master mariner, r. 1328

Sacramento'
Yarnold HattieL. Miss, r. 427 Sutter
Yarrow K. Miss, packer Viavi Co., r. 136 Fern
Av
" Walter J., barber, 416 Turk
Yates Albert E., salesman Raphael Weill &Co.,
r. 2108 Scott
" Alfred H., carpenter, r. 16 August Alley
" Ann, widow, r. 1 McCormick PI
" Charles M. (Yates & Co.), r. 1200 Golden

Gate Av
" Charles M. Jr., salesman Yates & Co., r.

1200 Golden Gate Av
" Edmund, bartender, r. 506 Stevenson
" Emil B., quartermaster str City of Peking
" Eugene A., salesman Yates & Co., r. 418

Sutter
" Hattie, widow, r. 150 Silver
" Henry T., cook str Progress, r. 322, 3d
" Homer, motorman S. F. & S. M. Ry., r. 1630

Dolores
" Jessel B., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. Ala-
meda
" .John, hostler R. Glazier, r. 17 Hoff Av
" Joseph F., harness maker Main & Win-
chester, r. 118b Clara
" Josephine, widow, r. 150>4 Silver
" Mary J., widow, r. 1421 Pacific
" Richard E., r. 1247 Market
" Robert J., milkman, r. 1007, 15th
" Robert R., clerk Geo. Webb Alexander, r.

Alameda
" Sarah, widow, r. 818 Hyde
" Walter H., clerk Cal. State Protective
Assn., r. Larkspur, Cal.
Yates William H., grain broker and president
S. F. Produce Exchange Mutual Benefit
Association, 303 California, r. 2529 Bush
" William L., dairyman, r. 3019 Pine

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JP^TTlVTr\T AHlT 0 OA vineyard Proprietors, Wine Merchants.

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DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF

FOREIGN f^^ DOMESTIC GOAL.

Family Trade a Specialty.

YATES & COMPANY

(Charles M. Yates), proprietors White
Lead and Color Works, manufacturers
Yates' best paints and colors, "0. K.
Rubber" and city and village pre-
pared paints; lubricating and illu-
minating oils, furniture and coach
varnishes, japans, lacquers, alabastine
brushes, etc., 709-711 Front, telephone
Main 1902
Ybarra Estephen, saddler Visalia Stock Saddle
Co., r. 1832 Powell
" Gold Mining Co. (Mexico), William A.
Boole president, James CofQn secretary,
133 Market, room 8
" Mitchell, chief cook Palace Restaurant r.
526 Pine
Yeager Agnes, widow, r. 40 South Park
" Frederick, janitor, r. 211, 2d
" Josiah, clerk, r. 325, 9th
" Stephen, laborer, r. 40 South Park
" William (Wells & Yeager), r. 52, 8th
4®-Yeager. See Jeager, Jager and Yaeger
Yearian A. L,., tinsmith George H. Tay Co., r.
605 Pine
" Carl H., salesman M. Hart, r. 599 Ellis
" Mary F., widow, r. 599 Ellis
" William F.. salesman, r. 599 Ellis
Yearrance G., engineer, r. 737 Howard
Yearsley Frederick, salesman, r. 1418 Hyde
Yeast Depot of the Golden Gate Distilling

Co., 937 Howard, office 207 Battery
Yeaton Fred, teamster B. B. Sturdivant & Bros.,

r. 153 Dore
Yeaw Amanda M.. dressmaking, 401 Jones

" William H., real estate, 401 Jones
Yeazell Andrew L., shirt cutter Eagleson-Haw-
kins Co., r. 324 Fell
" Theodore, hoseman Engine 22, r. 1815
Post
Yebe Henry, tanner, r. 1132 Florida
Yehl Aaron, salesman Columbia Cloak and Suit
House, r. The Baldwin
" Abraham, r. 1521 Geary
" Moise S., clerk Columbia Coffee and Spice

Co., r. 1521 Geary
" Samuel, clerk Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 1521

Geary
" Sarah, domestic, 409 Clayton
Yellitz Henry, clerk freight auditors' dept. S. P.

Co., r. 1320 Octavia
Yellow Jacket Silver Mining Co. (Gold Hill,
Nev.), W. H. Blauvelt secretary, 35 Mills
Bldg, 3d floor
Yellowstone Mining Co., Horace Hale secre-
tary, 331 Montgomery, room 74
Yellowstone The, George M. Axtell proprietor,

wines and liquors. 22 Montgomery
Yenna Charles, clerk, r. 914 Bryant

" Jacob, bakery, 914 Bryant
Yeo Frederick G., salesman Caro Bros., r 925
O'Farrell
" William H., miner, r. 1824 Lexington Av
Yeoman William, liquors, 3509 Baker
Yeomans Albert B., mining and land agent, 304

Montgomery, r. 515^2 Bush
Yerba Buena Mutual Building and Loan Asso-
ciation, James B Brooks secretary, 214
Pine
Yerba Buena Supply Depot, Yerba Buena Is-
land
Yergey Jacob, barber Henry L. White, r. 761

Howard
Yerex Albert E. (Yerex, Humphrey & Hollis-
ter), r. 708 Gough

Yerex, Humphrey & Hollister,

(Albert E. Yerex, C. F. Humphrey and
Geo. W. Hollister), attorneys and coun-
selors at law, (special attorneys for
the Associated Law and Adjustment
Co.), 719-720 Spreckels Bldg

Yerzykowicz M. M., gardener, r. 131/2 Folsom Av

Yeserman George, laborer Western Sugar Re-
finery, r. 161^ Bryant

Yetgen Charles, foreman Western Sugar Refin-
ery, r. 3121/^ Langton

Yetter Carrie Mrs., physician, r. 505, 18th

Yglesia De Nuestra Senora De Guadalupe
(R. C), Rev. A. M. Santandreu rector,
Broadway bet Mason and Taylor

Ying George Louis, Chinese interpreter Occi-
dental and Oriental SS. Co., r. 710 Sacra-
mento

Yloliche Joseph, cook, r. 1013 Pacific

Ynda Zacarias, plater Schaezlein & Burridge.
r. 1019 Stockton

Yngve Carl, carpenter Albert Hansen, r. 733?^
Clementina

Yocom Jeremiah Y., timekeeper John Kelso

Yocum George A., clerk London and Lanca-
shire Fire Ins. Co., r. 2104 Van Ness Av
" John L., salesman Western Meat Co . r.
1011 Hayes

Yoder James, teamster, r. 445 Valencia
" Lewis M., real estate, r. 2816 Gough

Yoell Herbert A., operator W. U. Tel. Co., r.
1914 Buchanan

YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK

LIMITED, Nao Nabekra agent, 515
Montgomery

Yokohama Tea Importing Co., Charles H. Robin-
son president, William T. Hobson secre-
tary, 204, 6th
Yolo Lodging House, Seraphin V. Davin pro-
prietor, 309 East North
Yolo Mills, Hinz & Plagemann proprietors, NE
cor Mission and Main
" Orchard Co., Edgar J. De Pue president,
Elza E. Kindlespire secretary, 7-8 Mut-
ual Life Bldg, .3d floor
Yonker Elizabeth, widow, r. 46 Dorland
Yoorissen Cornelius, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill
Yore Catherine Mrs., r. Our Lady's Home
" C. P., stenographer Board of Trade of San

Francisco, r. 216 Fell
" Ella Mrs., r. 986 Harrison
" James, traveling salesman, r. 986 Harrison
" Thomas F., motorman Market St. Ry., r.
20391/2 Ellis
York Annie, domestic, r. 3 Morrell PI
York Charles B., secretary G. M. Jos&elyn&
Co., 38-40 Market, r. Oakland
" Frank, rigger, r. 343 Edinburgh
" Gregory, laborer, r. 3 Morrell PI
" James A., teamster, r. 51 Brady
" James L., r. 237 Guerrero
" John, cooper, r. 454 Jessie
" John, laborer, r. 3 Morrell PI
" William (William York & Co.), r. 2500
Sutter
York William & Co. (William York), wholesale
wines and liquors, 2 California
" William R., lodgings, 29 Eddy
Yorke P. C. Rev., chancellor St. Mary's Cathe-
dral, r. 1100 Franklin
Yorker Eva Miss, stenographer W. F. William-
son, r. Oakland
YortHans P., cooper, r. 64Tehama
Yosemite Flour Mills, C. R. Splivalo & Co. pro-
prietors, 956-958 Bryant, office 307 Bat-
tery
Yosemite House, Birkholm & Field proprietors,

104,3-1045 Market
Yosemite Manufacturing Co., John J. Zimmer

manager, 110-112 Golden Gate Av
Yosemite Stage and Turnpike Co.. Samuel

Miller general agent, 613 Market
Yosemite The, Jesse E. Marks & Co. proprie-
tors, 730 Market
Yosemite Valley and Mariposa Big Tree Grove
Commissioners, Board of, John F. Shee-
han secretary and treasurer. Mills Bldg

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Yosemlte Valley and Merced Railway Co., O.

D. Baldwin president, Theo. Reichert
secretary, A. L. Stetson general man-
ager, G. A. Wulkop traffic manager, 7
Mills Bldg, 3d floor
Yoshida Harry M., metal polisher Union Photo-

Engraving Co., r. 431 Powell
Yost Albert, racker Mack & Co., r. Fruitvale
" Antone D., private Underwriters Fire

Patrol Station 1, r. 822 Folsom
" Bridget, widow, r. 1228a Pine
" Daniel Mrs., widow, r. 1222 Pine
" George W., carrier postofflce, r. 1228a Pine
•' Henry, machinist Joshua Hendy Machine

Wks, r. 424, 14th
" James H., machinist, r. 1126 Florida
" Margaret, widow, r. 1126 Florida
" Peter (Metz & Yost), r. 449, 3d
" William A. D., teamster S. F. News Co., r.
1126 Florida

YOST WRITING MACHINE

AGENCY THE, James D. Brown man-
ager, 663 Market

i8®" Yost. See Joost, Jost and Just

Youle George F., janitor Shipowners' Assn of

the Pac. Coast, r. 10 Salmon
Youmans Henry, canvasser, r. 317, 1st
Young Adelaide, widow, r. 1506 Hyde
" Adelbert M.. r. 526a Tehama
" Agnes J., dressmaker, r. 418 Minna
" A. Lawrie, salesman H. P. Gregory & Co.,

r. Grand Hotel
" Albert, r. W s Potrero Av opp El Dorado
" Albert C.,r. 727 Ashbury
" Albert E., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill &

Stetscn, r. 532 Geary
" Alexander, foreman George W. Gibbs Co. ,

r. 1115, 24th
" Alexander, seaman, r. 120d Juniper
" Alexander, stamper James H. Duncan, r.

540V4, 2d
" Alexander, timer Market St. Rv,, r. 1320,
24th
Young Alexander J., accountant and auditor,
4 Mills Bldg, 7th floor, r. Hotel St. Nich-
olas
" Allen A., expressman, r. 346 4th
Young America Saloon, E. R. Knippenberg pro-
prietor, NE cor Steuart and Howard
" Andrew (Young & Matthey), r. 727 Ash-
bury
" Andrew S., carrier postofflCe, r. 2317 Jack-
son
" Andrews., master mariner, r. 2211 Brod-

erick
" Anna, widow, r. 608b Powell
" Anna Miss, saleslady, r. 9381^ Filbert
" Annie Mrs., domestic St. Luke's Hospital
" Arabella E., widow, r. 816 Hyde
" Archie (Yonng Bros.), r. 931 Brannan
" Arthur H., contractor, r. 931 Brannan
" Arthur L., clerk Wakelee & Co., r. 1530

California
" Aymer T., elevatorman, r. bSSVz, 18th
" Barker C, with George H. Young, r. 1918

Pierce
" Bessie, matron labelling dept Code, Elfelt

& Co., r. 36 Garden
" Bridget, widow, r. 135^ Fair Oaks
•• Brothers (Chester and Archie), hay and
grain, 931 Brannan
Young Carlos G., manufacturers' agent and
commission merchant, purchasing agent
Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Co.
(Bisbee, Arizona), and Arizona and
South Eastern Railroad, 132 Davis, r. 706
Ashbury
Caspar, longshoreman, r. 403 Greenwich
Charles, butcher J. F. Schrader, r. 3913

Geary
Charles, chair maker Hey wood Bros. & Co.,

r. 606 Folsom
Charles, clerk Samuel Northmore, r. 452,

20th
Charles, distributor S. F. Laundry, r. 1519

Eddy
Charles, hostler Thomas Kelly & Sons, r.
1629 Pine

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

China and Japan Mattings.

Cbolce Assortmeot ft
Novelties.

Young Charles B., watchman, r. 21 Glen Park

Av
" Charles E., machine hand J. C. Nolan &

Co., r. 2539 Mission
" Charles F., compositor Dewey Publishing

Co., r. 135% Fair Oaks
" Charles F., importer Irish linens, 35 New

Montgomery, r. Alameda
" Charles H., manufacturing Jeweler, 126

Kearny, room 38, r. 511 Stevenson
" Charles L., drayman MartinFeusier & Co.

r. 1331 Vallejo
" Charles M., millwright Michael O'Brien, r

53 City Hall Av
Young Charles Sumner (Young & Lang), r

1802 Market
Chester (Young Bros.), r. 931 Brannan
Clarence E , clerk auditing dept. "Wells

Fargo & Co., r. 305 Lombard
Clement C, teacher Lowell High School, r

630 Haight
Conrad, plumber William F. Wilson, r. 156

Waller
David, r. 813 Iowa
David Jr., vinegar maker Potrero Yeast

and Vinegar Co., r. 813 Iowa
David H., salesman Hale Bros., r. 605 Ellis
David H., shipjoiner Union I. Wks, r. 10

Eureka
Edward, carpenter, r. Howthnr Geneva
EdwardB. (Gordon & Young), attorney at

law, 14 Sansome, rooms 6-9, r. 303 Lott
Edward W. Mrs., widow, r. 411 Capitol
E. F., lineman S. F. Dist. Tel. Co.
Eliza, widow, r. 1131 Union
Ellen, widow, r. 5401/2, 2d
Emma, widow, r. 510 Eddy
Ernest, cook J. L. Baar,r. 1010 Montgomery
Eugene H., clerk, r. 1184 Haight
Eva, widow, r. 614, 23d
Evarilla Mrs., medium, r. 645 McAllister
Fannie, widow, r. 502 Powell
Fannie Mrs., a tress Grover's Alcazar

Theatre
Florence Miss, bookkeeper G. Rosenberg &

Son, r. 519 Golden Gate Av
Frank, r. 707 Shotwell
Frank, blacksmith, r. 36 Harriet
Frank, restaurant, 334 Larkin, r. 1341%

Market
Frank, shoemaker, r. 3153 Filbert
Frank L., teamster, r. 323 Bay
Frank R., musician. 39, 4th
FredO., teacher penmanship, 46 O'Farrell,

rooms 8-9
" Frederick, barber, I41/2 Montgomery Av, r.

617 Mission
Young Frederick, proprietor New Idea Restau-
rant, 639 Kearny
Frederick J., clerk Payot, Upham & Co., r.

452, 20th
Frederick J., clerk Shreve & Co., r. 1799

Pine
Fritz, plumber John Leinhardt & Co., r.

10191/2 Clay
Garrett J., warehouse foreman, r. 445, 3d
George, r. 326 O'Farrell
George, carpenter, r. 938i/4 Filbert
George, extract maker Samuel H. Nichol-
son, r. 634b Natoma
George, gasfltter, r. 1835% Howard
George, laborer Pac. Roll. Mill, r. 453.

30th
George, vegetable peddler, r. 134 Erie
George A., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co,,

r. 14 Ellis mu

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Union. Estimates submitted on all

classes of advertising.

Pacific States Advertising Bureau,

San Francisco Office, 405 Sansome St.

Young George A., notary pubic, 413 Montgom

ery, r. 1904 Broadway
" George H., boots and shoes, 19 Battery, r

Hotel St. Nicholas
" George J., laborer Charles Bach, r. 328

Chestnut rear
" George J., student, r. 2410 Mission
" George R. (Zinol Manufacturing Co.), r.

3100 Laguna
Young George W., city manager Union Oil Co.

of California, 16 Front, r. Alameda
" George W., clerk local freight office S. P.

Co., r. 704 McAllister
" George W., plumber, r. 1332 Natoma
" George W. Mrs., r. 718G Bush
" G. Polk, laundryman, r. 533'A. 18th
" Harry (Allen & Young), r. 314 Lombard
Young Harry G., dentist, office and r. 1841

Polk, hours 9 a m. to 5 p. m. and 8 to 9

p. m., Sundays 9 a. m. to 2 p. m.
" Harry H., clerk London and Lancashire

Fire Ins. Co., r. 1799 Pine
•' Hartwell G., seaman, r. 511, 15th
" Henry, engraver Schmidt Label & Litho.

Co., r. 18 Gunnison Av
" Henry, student, r. 515 Kearny
" Henry, waiter, r. 1618 Stockton rear
" Henry B. clerk freight auditor's dept. S.

P. Co., r. Russ House
" Henry F., boilermaker. r. 354, nth
" Henry F., cooper Standard Oil Co., r. 987

Harrison
" Henry F., foreman pressman Commercial

Publishing Co., r. 3025 Steiner
" Herbert, r. 520 Chestnut
" Herman L., dry goods, 729 Larkin, r. 801

O'Farrell
" H. Eugene, clerk, r. 1134 Haight
Young H. H., proprietor Schroth & Westerfeld's

Bakery and Restaurant, 228 Kearny, r.

1303 Gough
" Isabella, widow, r. 723 Brannan
" Jacob, r. 368^/4 Clementina
" Jacob, laborer Flint & McLennan, r. cor

26th and Barton
" Jacob, stonecutter, r. W s Potrero Av opp

El Dorado ,

" James, box maker, r. 327% Filbert
" James, clerk, r. 526^4 O'Farrell
Young James, sawing and planing mill, NW

cor Beale and Mission, r. 2535 Sutter
" James, ship joiner, r. 1007 Minnesota
" James B., waiter str State of California, r.

526^4 O'Farrell
" James H., carpenter, r. 543 Wisconsin
" James H., porter Olympic Club, r. 1 Lysett

PI
" James M., paint burner, r. 2539 Mission
" James S., clerk Railway Mail Service, r.

1738 Lyon
" James W. (Young & Weisman), r. 209 Tay-
lor
" Jerome G., salesman Mau, Sadler & Co., r.

Stockton, Cal.
" John, blacksmith, r. 501 Napa
" John, blacksmith, r. 514 Green
" John, butcher, r. 1006 Powell
" John, candy maker, 502 Market
" John, driver, r.3lA Clara
" John, laborer, r. 624 Natoma
" John, policeman, r. 1812 Market
" John, plumber John T. Gray, r. 308^4 Clem-
entina
" John, riveter, r. 723 Brannan
" John, switchman, r. 650, 4th
" John, tinsmith, r. 540i4, 2d

Young John C, r. 114 Cumberland
" John E., dentist, 1841 Polk, r. 2211 Broder-

Ick
" John J., foreman Dewey Publishing Co., r.

1115Shotwell
" John J., molder, r. 338 Shotwell
" John N. (Smith & Young and Young &
Powers), attorney at law, 533 Kearny
rooms 6-8, r. Alameda
" John P., journalist Chronicle, r. 902 Devis-

adero
" John R., paint burner, r. 2539 Mission
Young John S., proprietor Russ House, W s
Montgomery bet Bush and Pine
" John S. G., iron worker Union I. Wks, r.

545 Wisconsin
" John T., cierk, r. 314 Lombard
" John W., driver, r. 27, 2d
Young Joseph, druggist and chemist, 1114 and
1063 Folsom, telephone South 223, r. 2410
Mission
Joseph C, driller Union I. Wks, r. 986 Har-
rison
Joseph J., mill hand Cal. Drug and Spice

Mills, r. 63 Tehama
Josephine M. Mrs., r. 114 Cumberland
Josiah H., salesman Payot, Upham & Co.,

r. 452, 20th
Julius, printer Stuparich Mfg. Co., r. W s

Potrero Av opp El Dorado
Julius A., salesman Phelps & Miller, r.

Oakland
Kate Miss, r. Our Lady's Home
Kitty, domestic, 2008 Pierce
Young Ladies' Institute, Miss Mary I., Wynne
grand president, Miss Josephine T. Mol-
loy grand secretary, 48 Donohoe Bldg
" Leander G., contractor, 1, 8th, r. 323 Bay
" Leonard, foreman, r. 1234 Vallejo
" L. G. Miss, pupil nurse City and County

Hospital
" Lizzie, widow, r. 108 Bernard
" Lizzie, widow, r. 204 Lombard
" Louis, salesman Raphael Weill & Co., r.

W s Potrero Av opp El Dorado
" Louis H., policeman, r. 2421 California
" Louis N., bartender John H. Seeba, r. 515

Kearny
" Louise, widow, r. 1437, 23d
" L. R., bridge builder, r. 126 Ellis
" M. Miss, pupil nurse City and County Hos-
pital
" Margaret, widow, varieties, 2011 Mission
" Margaret, domestic, 615b Mason
" Mary, widow, r. 354, Uth
" Mary, widow, r. 602 Oak
" Mary, widow, r. 672 Bryant
" Mary, widow, r. 1149 Stevenson
" Mary Mrs., r. 425 O'Farrell
" Mary J., widow, r. 452. 20th
" M. B Mrs., dressmaking. 316, 19th
Young Men's Christian Association, H. J. Mc-
Coy general secretary. NE cor Mason
and Ellis, 20th Street Branch, Isaac C.
Crook secretary, 2319 Mission
Young Men's Christian Association Building,

NE cor Mason aud Ellis
Young Men's Christian Association Hall, NE

cor Mason and Ellis
Young Men's Hall, 927 Pacific
Young Men's Institute, George A. Stanley
grand secretary, SEcor 10th and Market
Young Men's Institute Hall, Market and 10th
" Michael, r. 307, 18th
" Michael, machinist, r. 514 Green
" Michael, molder, r. Broad nr Plymouth Av
" Nathan (Dates & Young), r. 1717 Stockton
" Nellie, widow, r. 1423^ California
" Nellie Miss, actress Grover's Alcazar

Theatre
" Nicholas, car repairer S. P. Co., r. 18 Gun-
nison Av
" Ollie, widow, r. 1400 Hyde
" Oscar, plumber Union I. Wks, r. 204 Lang-
ton
" Peter, longshoreman, r. 1 Chestnut Pi
" Philip, tinsmith Western Sugar Refinery,

r. 150 Waller
" Richard, r. 1425 Oak

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Young Ricbard, laborer, r. cor9tb and Cbannel
" Ricbard, teacber music, r. 605 McAllister
" Rita M. Miss, saleslady Westerfeld's

Bakery, r. 26 Garden
" Robert, carpenter, r. 224, 7tb
" Robert, cement worker, r. 308V4 Clementina
" Robert, sawyer Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 327U

Filbert
-" Robert F., bookkeeper, r. 1811 Sutter
" Robert H., engineer Fulda Bros., r. 10 Eu-
reka
" Robert J., printer, r. 1617 Turk
" Royal B., fireman Market St. Ry., r. 106H/4

Samuel, bartender James E. Ryan, r. Russ

" Samuel, cement worker Joseph Scheerer
Co., r. 613, lOtb

" Samuel, teamster, r. 306, lOth

" Samuel, waiter The Louvre, r. 233 Steven-
son
Young Samuel B. M., Lieutenant Colonel Com-
manding 4tli Cavalry, U. S. A., r. Pre-
sidio

" Samuel E., steward paymaster's office S.
P. Co.,r. 16 Cedar Av

" Shirley T., superintendent C. A. Warren.r.
333 McAllister

" Smyth, Field & Co. (Philadelphia), dry
goods, 102 Flood Bldg

<' S. P., secretary American Securities Co.,
621 Market, r. Oakland

" Stephen A. D., physician, 140, 11th

" Thomas, r. 712 Clementina

^' Susan, widow, r. 1811 Sutter

" Thomas, r. 1910 Gough

^' Thomas (Allen & Young), r. 314 Lombard

" Thomas, chipper Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 130 Shipley

^' Thomas, harnessmaker Kemkey, Gilham&
Sawyer, r. 14 West Mission

" Thomas J.. 3d asst. engineer strCityof Pu-
ebla, r. 900 Pine

" Thomas M. Mrs., widow, r. 1423M Califor-
nia

" Timothy J., expressman, r. 435 Elizabeth

*' TuUy T., carrier postofflce, r. 816 Cali-
fornia

" Walter, assistant manager Bank of Brit-
ish Columbia, r. 614 23d

" Walter D., salesman James W. Edwards,
r. 3211 Broderick

-" Walter J., bartender Stevens & Lumsden,
r. 308 Sutter

" Walter T.. framemaker Sanborn, Vail &
Co., r. 727 Ashbury

" W. C. Rev., city missionery to Chinese
(Episcopal), r. 915 Clay

" William, baker John B. Shay, r. 446 Na-
toma

" William, butcher, r. 34 Oak Grove Av

<' William, carpenter Robinson & Gillespie,
r. 1505, 24th

" William, draughtsman Union I. Wks, r.
2214 Jones

*' William, fireman Edison Light and Power
Co., r. 804A, 17th

" William, horseshoer Frank Egan, r. Gaven
nr Sweeny

■" William, longshoreman, r. 303V4 Davis

" William, marine engineer, 9 Mission

■" William, miner, r. 18, 1st

" William, solicitor, r. 1104 Mission

" William, vegetable peddler, r. 134 Erie

" William, watchman, r. 95 Steuart

" William A., paint burner, r. 2539 Mission

" William G., shoe fitter, 8 Grant Av, r. 228'/4
Hickory Av

'•' William H., carpenter, r. 1359^ Fair Oaks

" William H., policeman, r. 1812 Market

" William H., salesman Miller, Sloss &
Scott, r. Santa Rosa, Cal.

"' William H. H., barber, 646 Howard

" William J., tinsmith Pac. Sheet Metal
Wks, r. 615 Fell

" William L., gripman Market St. Ry., r. 323
Lyon

" William M., bookkeeper W. & J. Sloane &
Co., r. Golden Gate, Cal.

W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.

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ARTISTIC EESIGHS.

309, 311, 313, 315 and 317 MAEKET ST.

Young WUliam R. K, cashier Oregon Improve-
ment Co., r. The California Hotel
" William S., foreman riveter Union I. Wks,

r. 222 Mississippi
" William W., capitalist, r. Occidental Hotel
" William W., carpenter, r. 22214, 4th
" William W., machinist Market St. Ry., r.

34, 4th
" Willis J. D., clerk local freight office S. P.

Co., r. 704 McAllister
" W. 0.,r. 20Turk
Young Women's Christian Association, Mrs.
L. C. Redington president, Miss H. Van
Winkle recording secretary, 1221 O'Far-
rell
Young Women's Christian Association Free
Reading and Lunch Rooms, U6 Davis,
branch 514 Howard
Young Women's Christian Association Home,
Miss Mina B. Wheeler superintendent,
1221 O'Farrell

YOUNG & LANG

(Charles Sumner Young and Nicholas
H. Lang), real estate and financial
agents, auctioneers, colonists, house
builders, and general managers The
Searchlight Bureau of Information,
602 Market (under Crocker Bank),
telephone Main 1267

Young & Matthey (Andrew Young and Robert
Matthey), proprietors Palace Restau-
rant and Bakery, 867-869 Market

Young & Powers (John N. Young and Frank
H. Powers), attorneys at law, 533 Kear-
ny, rooms 6-8
" & Weisman (James W. Young and Otto
Weisman), restaurant, 725 Market

4®" Young. See Jung. Junge and Yung

Youngberg Charles J., clerk John E. Young-
berg, r. Alameda
" Frederick C, clerk S. F. & N. P. Ry., r.
Alameda

Youngberg John E., Internal Revenue and Cus-
tom House broker, 502 Washington, r.
Alameda

Younger Alexander J., resident physician City
and County Hospital

Younger Edward A., M. D., stomatologist, 300
Stockton, r. Alameda
" Elton R., compositor Report, r. 513 Dia-
mond

Younger William J., M. D., stomatologist, 300
Stockton, r. 1414 California

Younghans Ernest, dairy. Serpentine Av opp
Hampshire

Younglove Joseph C, printer, r. 339. 6th

Youngman George, cook, r. 130i/4 Langton
" George J., stock cutter J. C. Nolan & Co.,

r. 13OV2 Langton
" Grace Miss, r. 21 Clara
" Knut, civil engineer, r. 1120!^ Filbert
" Max, barber, r. 21 Clara
" Samuel, oysterman M. B. Moraghan, r. 504

3d
" William N., machinehand J. C. Nolan &
Co.,r. 130^4 Langton

Youngquist Agnes Miss, r. 1202 Leavenworth

Youngren Oscar J., master mariner, r. 619,
21st

Younke Louis, waiter, r. 748 Howard

Younkin Edward L., conductor Market St. Ry.,
r. 2035 Ellis
" Merle, laborer, r. 2035 Ellis

Youse Edwin H., clerk Kohler & Chase, r. Oak-
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i wine of Connoisseurs, invariably the pre-
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Youtlis' Directory, Rev. Denis O. Crowley pres-
ident, Francis J. Kane superintendent,
2030 Howard
Youts Madison C, carpenter, r. 400 Bay
Yparraguirre JuanF., r. 1313 Powell
Yslas Florence, pressman Francis-Valentine

Co., r. 625 Walnut Av
Ysunza Pasqual, well digger, r. 122 Langton
Yucca Root Soap Co. (incorporated), Joseph K.
Firth president, C. L. Curtis secretary
and manager, 1155 Mission
Yuck Charles, machinist, r. 51 Tehama
YuillJames W., canvasser, r. 10!4 Louisa
Yule Hollis J., clerk Weinstock, Lubin & Co., r.
1232, 23d
" John, laborer, r. 411 Sansome
" Verona Miss, teacher S. F. Protestant Or-
phan Asylum
Yung Christof, conductor, r. 722 Hampshire
" Edward, r. 724 Treat Av
" Henry, engineer, r. Harrison nr Precita Av
" Jacob, blacksmith, r. 514 Green
" John, carpenter, r. Harrison nr Precita Av
" Joseph, machinist Galli Machine Works
" Louis (Krug & Y'ung), r. 724 Treat Av
" Nicholas, car builder, r. Harrison nr Pre-
cita Av
" Philip N. (P. N. Yung & Co.), r. 1823 Eddy
Yung P. N. & Co. (Philip N. Yung), wines and
liquors, 319 Sacramento
" Rosina, widow, r. 1823 Eddy
Yungers John, cigars and stationery, 1706 Polk
Yunker Charles, carpenter, r. 128V2, 9th
" Elizabe th, widow, r. 46 Borland
" Louis, painter, r. 46 Dorland

Zabaldano Alexander, druggist, 1124 Stockton

r. 1517 Powell
Zabel John D., shoemaker, 518Vi Geary
Zabietzki F. B., gardener, r. 71 Brady
Zabriskie Christian B.. real estate, 101 San-
some, r. 2534 Mission
" Ignatius, ropemaker Washburn & Moen

Mfg. Co., r. 802 Bay
" Jessie, widow, r. 614 Eddy
" John, r. 802 Bay
" John H., ropemaker Washburn & Moen

MfgCo., r. 802 Bay
" Lulah Miss, principal Buford Free Kinder-
garten, r. 517 Eddy
" Mary M., widow, r. 517 Eddy
Zacharias Benjamin, clerk Harry Unna Co., r.
1628 Eddy
" Charles, glazier, r. 2132 Sutter
" Charles H.. bookkeeper, r. 929 Sutter
" Fred H., clerk Sachs Bros. & Co., r. 929

Sutter
" Joseph, glazier, r. 1628 Eddy
" Marcus, watchmaker, r. 1523 Baker
" Morris, glazier, 4fJ9 Kearny, r. 2132 Sutter
" Salle, watchmaker, r. 2813^ Bush
" Samuel, carpenter, r. 2132 Sutter
" Theresa, widow, r. 929 Sutter
" Zacharias. watchmaker and jeweler, 1405
Polk, r. 1531 Post
Zachert John, assayer, r. 8 Middle
Zachoreck Fred O., barber, 1205 Fillmore, r.

13231/2 SteJner
Zachrisson Charles O., clerk delivery dept.

Wells Fargo & Co., r. 1111 Shotwell
Zack Godfried G. C. Mrs., widow, r. 1106 Broad-
way
;^-Zack. See Zak

Zaddart Frank B., master str Corinthian, offlce-

3d St. Wharf, r. 898, 14th
Zadielovlch Martin, porter Garcia & Maggini,
r. 9081^ Jackson
" Michael, porter Luke G. Sresovich &Co..
r. NW cor Vallejo and Sansome
Zadig Herman (Zadig & Co., r. Alameda
Zadig & Co. (Herman Zadig and Joseph L.

King), stockbrokers, 306 Montgomery
Zadu Stephen, clerk M. Denaveaux & Co., 219

Grant Av
Zaetsch Henry O., bartender Albert Landsberg,

r. 130 Ivy Av
Zagar John, bartender Meyer & Eviston, r. 19
Market
" Matilda, domestic, 1721 Pacific Av
Zago A., waiter Commercial Hotel
Zagoren Charles, junk dealer, r. 64|^ Everett
Zagrzewski Frank, boots and shoes, 3130, 16th
Zahl Ferdinand F., r. 14 Eureka
" Frank, pressman Sterett Printing Co., r. 14

Eureka
" Frank J., confectioner Westerfeld's Bakery,
r. 14 Eureka
Zahler Emil F., steward Deutscher Verein, r.

11th Av bet I and J
Zahn 0. D., brass finisher J. Roy lance Brass
Wks, r. 935'/2 Howard
" Charles A., blacksmith helper H. B. Schln-

dler, r. 603 Pennsylvania Av
" Charles W., laborer Tubbs Cordage Co.,

r. 603 Pennsylvania Av
" Harry A., shipping clerk Arctic Oil Wks.

r. 193 Ridley
" John, butcher Wacker & Raab. r. 463a Minna
" R. George (Read & Zahn), r. Oakland
" William, secretary Union Brewery Work-
men's Union No. 7, 1159 Mission
>8®"Zahnder. See Zehnder
Zaic Alexander, tailor. 2118 Mission
Zak Frank, traveling salesman, r. 215 Broderick
" Joseph, cook Max Cahen & Co., r. 631
California
Zalesky Catherine, widow, r. 22^4 Welsh
" Charles, yeast maker, r. 22!^ Welsh
" William, yeast maker, r. 22i/4 Welsh
Zallee John U., salesman Abramson-Heunisch

Co., r. 820a Geary
Zamale Andrew, restaurant, 25, 6th
Zambelich Mark, clerk Upton Bros., r. 811
Pacific
" Ralph, cook, r. 811 Pacific
Zambelli Hector B. (Pedrotta & Zambelli), r.

SE cor Market and 15th
Zammitt John J., egg candler Dodge, Sweeney
&Co., r. 418 Church
" Joseph, hoseman Engine 19, r. I214 Wash-
ington Av
" Joseph, laborer, r. 362, 3d
" Patrick F., poultry, 517 and 533 Wash-
ington, r. 832 Douglass
Zamora Primitive, clerk Salome Zamora, r. 22
Hinckley
" Salome, groceries, 22 Hinckley
Zan Brothers & Co. (Marino, Frank and Vincent
Zan and Nicholas Plancich), broom
manufacturers, office and salesroom 310
Davis
" Frank (Zan Bros. & Co.), r. 2045 Howard
" Mano, student, r. 2045 Howard
■• Marino (Zan Bros. & Co.), r. Portland, Or
" Nicholas sorter Zan Bros. & Co., r. 217

Shotwell
" Vincent (Zan Bros. & Co.), r. Melbourne,
Australia
Zanasso Nicola, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo
Zander Charles (Schwiem & Zander), r. 6 Cen-
tral PI
" Gustav, cashier Schweitzer & Co., r. 1631

Sherman, Alameda
" William, theatrical agent, r. 110 Ellis
" William E., hotel manager, r. 309 Lyon
e®=Zander. See Sander, Zehnder and Zender
Zanders Alfrida Mrs., dressmaker, r. 4A Antonia
" J. Albert, pattern maker Alonzo Coffin, r.
4a Antonia
Zane Edmund L., ship builder Union I. Wks., r.
724 O'Farrell
" Joseph, r. -iOOy^, 6th

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Zanetta Joseph, bartender J. K. Loosley, r. 26%

Kearny
Zanetti Dominic, tanner Norton Tanning Co. r
14th Av South nr N s . •

ZanettinBaptista, millhand, r. 445^ Erie
" Raffaele, millhand, r. 44% Erie
" T., marble polisher Braida & Pasquali, r.
iiVi Erie
Zanfrellas Walter, actor, r. 1055 Mission
Zang Charles, engineer Hotel Fairmount, r 221
8th, rear '

Zanini Celso G., musician, r. 420 Montgomery Av

" C. G. Mrs., lodgings, 420 Montgomery Av
Zanmovich Bartol, cook A. Sorich & Co
Zanno Andrew, r. 249 Pacific
" Frank, r. 249 Pacific
" Paul, r. 249 Pacific
Zant Thomas E., carpenter, r. 863^4 Market
Zapffe Henry (Smidt & Zapffe) r. 915 Army
Zaphiropoule Michael, waiter, r. 627 Kearny
Zappettini Giovanni, bootblack, r. 450 Jessie
" Peter H., with J. F. Fugazi & Co., r. 1916
Stockton
Zappi Giovanni, peddler, r. 1418i4 Kearnv
Zar Michael, r. 1509 Pine
" Stephen (Zar & Tennyson), r. 315'/^, 5th
" & Tennyson (Stephen Zar and Oscar Ten-
nyson), butchers, 315i^. 5th
Zaretzky William, salesman, r. 112a Carl
Zaro George, machinist, r. 515 Jessie
" Marco, coffee saloon, 161 Steuart, r. 515

Jessie
" Peter, machinist, r. 515 Jessie
" S. & Co. (Stephen Zaro and Peter Micko-

velovich), restaurant, 11 East
" Stephen (S. Zaro & Co.), r. 515 Jessie
Zarro Domenico, gardener. Colombo Market
Zaruba B. F. (Denver Furniture Co.), r. 934

Howard
Zastrow Charles W., 1st asst. engineer U S

str Rush
Zaun Henry, bakery, 326 Broadway
Zawadill William, bookkeeper, r. 314 Brannan
Zazoueta Rosa Mrs., r. 1343 Powell
Zazzi Adolph, clerk, r. 525 Greenwich
" Anselmo, wire worker, r. 525 Greenwich
" Carlo, laborer, r. 517i4 Greenwich
" Paolo, teamster Louis Spiegel, r 525

Greenwich
" Pietro, r. 524 Greenwich
Zderberg August, carpenter, r. 224, 17th

" Peter, carpenter, r. 224, 17th
Zeave Nathan, helper West Coast Furniture

Co., r. 901 Golden Gate Av
Zebaldi Louisa, widow, r. 10 Allen
Zech Frederick, teacher piano, r. 1222 O'Farrell
" Louis, waiter, r. 318 Taylor
" Tillie Miss, r. 759 Folsom
Zecher Frederick W., butcher, 1821 Powell
" Henry, butcher Tassi Bros., r. 54 Shipley
" Henry, carpenter r. 115 Valley
" Herbert F., clerk, r. 115 Valley
" Louis F., butcher, r. 1821 Powell
.e®="Zecher. See Zocher
Zederman Jacob, bookkeeper C. A. Malm & Co.,

r. 1123 Devi sadero
Zeeb Gottlieb, carriage builder, r. 719 Larkin
Zeeder A., master mariner, 9 Mission
Zeek Frank, barber, r. 7 Rausch
ZeflroMarianetti, cook F. Lucchetti & Co., r.

522 Davis
Zeglio David, stone cutter, r. 540 Wolfe
Zeh Fred, druggist Louis Zeh, r. 531 Franklin
" George H., master mariner, r. 19 Rincon PI
" Gustave, clerk Standard Oil Co., r. 717 Hyde
" Gustave B., steamfitter, r. 795 Mission
" Henry, poultry raiser, r. Onondaga Av nr

Mission Road
" Julius, tanner S. Bloom & Sons, r. 10 Balmy
" Louis, butcher, r. 1622 Washington
Zeh Louis, cut rate druggist, 1330 Market and

327 Van Ness Av, r. 531 Franklin
Zehender Emma Miss, milliner, r. 1107 Filbert
" George J., harness maker, r. 520 Capp
" Magdalene, widow, r. 1107 Filbert
Zehfuss Frederick W., contractor and builder,
r. 734 Oak
" Frederick W. Jr., copyist County Clerk's
office, r. 734 Oak

W. & J. SLOANE & CO.,

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Largest Assortment on the Coast.
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Zehnder Alphonse, laborer National Cemetery
r. Presidio '

Zehnder Benjamin, vice-president Forderer
Cornice Works, 224-228 Mission
" Dora Mrs., groceries and liquors, 249 Stev-
enson
" Frederick, miner, r. 18, 1st
" Gottlieb, laborer Bavaria Brewery, r. 2916
Pierce
Zehndorff Albert, jeweler W. A. L. Miller r 508

Stevenson
Zeig August C, chemist C. E. Worden & Co , r

846 Mission
Zeiger J., r. 123 Eddy
Zeigermann Bernhard, capmaker M. Marsh &

Co., r. 137, 3d
Zeigler Carl, laborer Bissinger & Co r 1418
Union
" Lizzie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 109 Grant Av
" Oscar, seaman, r. 537 Sacramento
" Wilbur G. (Galpin & Zeigler), attorney
at law, 45-48 Crocker Bldg, r. 922b Sutter
.e®="Zeigler. See Ziegler
Zeik Charles, butcher, r. 72 Brady
Zeilberg Carl, cigar maker Claus G. Umland, r
145, 4th

ZEILE CHARLES D.,

Russian.Medicated and Turkish Baths,
private hospital and pharmacy. 522-
528 Pacific, r. 818 Lombard

Zeile Edward G., proprietor Sea Wall U. S.

Bonded Warehouse and North Point U.

S. Bonded Yard, NW cor Sansome and

Lombard, r. 2514 Washington

' ' Fred eri ck W. . office 26 Mills Bldg , 5th floor

r. 2023 California
" George D., clerk C. D. Zeile, r. 818 Lombard
" Gustave, machinist, r. UWA Folsom
" Henrietta, widow, r. 1717 California
"_ Robert, r. 1516 Ellis
Zeimer Charles, manufacturers' agent, 126
Kearny, r. 1008 Golden Gate Av
" Daniel, salesman, r. 528 Grove
" Gilbert, saddler Visalia Stock Saddle Co.,

r. 528 Grove
" Isidore, collector C. E. Lindenstadt, r. 528

Grove
" Leo, agent, r. 415 Hayes
Zeiner Herman, baker W. Zeiner, r. 108, 9th

" Wendlian, bakery, 108, 9th
Zeiph Abraham, carpenter, r. 321, 9th
Zeiro Filippo, liquors, 420 Pacific, r. 413V^

Broadway
Zeis Adolph, traveling salesman J. A. Folger & CD CO
Co., r. 812 Green
" Alfred, plumber Chas. Downes, r. 812 Green
" Augusta, widow, r. 812 Green
" Henry, painter, r. 812 Green
" John, shoemaker, r. 812 Green
Zeise Propellor, Adolph Bolten agent, 510 Cali-
fornia
Zeising Frank M., machinist James Young, r.

Ill Capp

Zeiss Louis, produce commission, SW cor Clay

and Drumm, r. 1313 Laguna

" Martin, candy maker T. G. Gruenhagen &

Co., r. SW cor Webster and Ellis

Zeitfuchs Edward, engraver, 9 Hardie PI, r. 317

Minna
Zekind Alexander I., salesman, r. 1540 Ellis
" S. & Co. (Solomon Zekind), proprietors

California Suspender Co., 6-8 Sutter
" Solomon (S. Zekind & Co.), r. 1524 O'Farrell
Zelan Felix, deckhand str Newark, r. Oakland
Zelazny Joseph, peddler, r. 549 Natoma

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Zelinsky Charles, seaman, r. 504, 3d
" David, painter, r. 802 Vallejo
" Lyser, boolikeeper, r. 1413 Buchanan
" Raphael, painter and decorator, 1936 Fill-
more, r. 1923 Fillmore
Zell William G., r. NE cor 26th and Mission
Zeller Charles, helper Risdon I. and L. Wks, r.
434, 5th
" Michael, lampman Sutter St. Ry.. r. 2227b
Geary
^^Zeller. See Zoller

Zellerbacti A. & Sons (Anthony, Isadore and Ja-
cob C). dealers paper, paper hags and
twines, 416-420 Sansome and 419-421 Clay
" Anthony (A. Zellerbach & Sons), r. 1520
Fell
Edward, r. 1520 Fell
Eugene, clerk, r. 1520 Fell
Henry H., engraver, r. 1520 Fell
Isadore (A. Zellerbach & Sons), r. 1520 Fell
Jacob C. (A. Zellerbach & Sons), r. 807
Franklin
Zellner Chester, student, r. 43, 6th
Zelner William, druggist W. J. Zelner, r. 17

Fulton
Zelner WtHiam J., druggist, 41, 5th, opposite U.

S.Mint
4®=Zelner. SeeZoellner
Zeman Cass, r. 2104 Bush

Zemansky Joshua H.. deputy collector U. S. In-
ternal Revenue, r. 714 Waller
" Philip, traveling salesman, r. 1118 Fell
" Samuel, offlce 214 Pine, room 3, r. 714 Waller
" Solomon M., clerk, r. 714 Waller
Zender Anton, harness maker, r. 431 Pine
" Daniel, r. 409 Clementina
" Mary Mrs., seamstress, r. 1407 Ellis
.8®-Zender. See Zander and Zehnder
Zengeler Sarah, widow, r. 211 Turk
Zenger Alexander, cabinet maker M. Friedman

& Co.. r. 12 Rondel PI
Zenith Dry Plate Co., V. Duhem & Co. agents,

64,3d
Zenka Charles, laborer, r. 38 Sycamore Av
Zenker Ernest, baker, r. 763 Howard
" Robert, meerschaum and briar pipes, 315
Kearny, r. 940 Powell

ZENO MAUVAIS MUSIC CO.,

Mae Mauvais president, Henry S. Sted-
man secretary and manager, complete
stock of sheet music, "IDEAL" guitars,
banjos and mandolins, and agents
DECKER & SON and MARSHALL &
WENDELL PIANOS, 769 Market

Zenon Aubert, waiter Raoul Carbonnier, r. 721 ;4
Broadway

Zenovich Samuel, bartender The Reception, r.
710 Bush

Zenriffin Adolph. waiter, r. 18 Lewis PI

Zens Joseph, finisher Norton Tanning Co.. t. 90
Standish

Zentner J. & Co. (Julius Zentner), produce com-
mission merchants, 224 Washington
'• Julius (J. Zentner & Co.), r. 1415 Scott

Zenz Frank, carriage maker Richard Nugent,
r. .533 Sacramento

Zerbe Samuel J., salesman, r. 1045 Market

Zerga Catherine, widow, r. 519% Greenwich rear
" John B., clerk, r. 241 Broad"

Zerger Antone, candymaker Louis Saroni & Co.,
r. 521 Green

Zerman John, traveling salesman, r. 804a Lyon

Zerp John, driver, r. 674 Brannan

Zerr Gaspar, butcher, 1629 Polk, r. 1622 Broadway

Zerse Joseph, carpenter, 841 Valencia

Zett August L., groceries and liquors, 133
Church
" Frederick, harness maker, r. 127 Clipper
" George J., locksmith J. Todt, r. 127 Clipper
Zettle Frank, carpenter Will & Finck Co., r.

86254 Mission
Zeugar John, bartender Meyer & Eviston, r. 23

Market
Zgraggen J. Mrs., midwife, r. 521/2 Tiffany Av

" Josepha, harness maker, r. 52'/^ Tiflany Av
Zickel George P., molder Schrader & Co., r. cor
Railroad Av and 32d Av South
" John, factory hand Pac. Roll. Mill. r. cor

Railroad Av and 32d Av South
" John Jr., dairyman, cor Railroad Av and

32d Av South
" Louis, molder Schrader & Co., r. cor Rail-
road Av and 32d Av South
Ziegelmeyer Anthony, r. 803 Bryant
Ziegenfuss Bertha E., widow, r. 1310 Valencia
'< Peter A., traveling agent Phillips Rock
Island Excursions, 30 Montgomery, r.
Oakland
Ziegler Anthony J. (Ziegler Bros.), r. 724 Union
" Brothers (Frank E. and Anthony J.), books

and stationery, 530 Montgomery
" Charles L., dentist, 1104 Market, r. 1227V^

Pierce
" Frank, clerk W. E. Nelson, r. 120 Post
" Frank E. (Ziegler Bros.), r. 724 Union
" John, contractor, r. 946 Howard
" Zachariah, driver Morgan Oyster Co., r.
445. 3d
J8®-Ziegler. See Zeigler
Zieglmayer Ferdinand, r, 224 Van Ness Av
" George, varnisher, r. 224 Van Ness Av
" William, cigarmaker, r. 224 Van Ness Av
Ziehlke Edward, r. 617 Mission
Ziekel Frank, tailor, r. 1538, 25th
Ziel Fedor R., cashier Syz & Co. and secretary
and treasurer Astronomical Society of
the Pacific, 410 California, r. Alameda
" Gustav A. (Syz & Co.), r. 2514a Clay
Zier Leiser, tailor, 137 Taylor, r. 643 Stevenson
Zierenberg John F., bartender John Wack, r. 309,

49th Av
Ziesche Cash Tobacco Store, C. W. Wall mana-
ger, 631 Kearny
" Edward R.. bookkeeper German General
Ben. Soc. r. 704^4 Geary
Zifferer Franz J., professor music and publisher
California Musical Journal, 26 O'Faarell
Zihn Andreas, builder and contractor, r. 123,12th

" Henry, carpenter, r. 432. 5th
Ziliani Charles, compositor La Voce del Popolo,
r. 686% McAllister
" FaustinoL., teacher music, r. 686% Mc-
Allister
Zillig Jacob Mrs., liquors, 345 Jessie
Zillmer A. D. Mrs., midwife, r. 1061 Mission
" Adolph. iron worker Coppieters & Mockel,

r. 1061 Mission
" Gottlieb, butcher, r. 1009 Mission
Zils Joseph, warehouseman, r. 507, 6th
Zimbleman George J., bakery, 1019 Howard
Zimdars Anna Miss, school teacher, r. 710 O'Far-
rell
" Frances Mrs.,r. 710 O'Farrell
" Gertrude Miss, teacher painting and em-
broidery, 710 O'Farrell
Zimelli G. E., teacher music, r. 1320 Broderick
Zimmel Christian, laborer, r. 2544 Folsom rear
Zimmer Arthur, messenger, r. 308% Minna
" CharlesK.. insurance agent, r. 1007 Mission
" Christopher, bartender Lilienthal &

Gaetcke, r. 102, 3d
" John, barber A. Anderson, r. 711% Filbert
" John, tinsmith, r. 2540 Folsom
Zimmer John J., manager Yosemite Manufac-
turing Co., 110-112 Golden Gate Av, r.
522% Castro
" Otto F., carpenter, r. 308% Minna
Zimmerle Henry L., salesman Miohalitschke

Bros. & Co., r. 313 Leavenworth
Zimmerman Adolph, foreman Adams & Rohrer,
r. 2302 Folsom
" Albert, liquors, NW cor Clay and Davis, r.

Alameda
" Arthur, r. 50%, 3d

rr\-t -w — X -| -| i • was tne largest circulation 01

Ine J^uiietin ^ -v^^r;,::: ^.^"^

w. B. CHAPMAN, ....BA,,Torrouys™„jrr.r„<,....™,.

123 CALIFORNIA STREET.

ZIM

CROCKER-LANGLEY DIRECTOKY.

ZIT

Zimmerman Carl, cigar maker, r. 2123 Chestnut
" onarles, driver Farnsworth & Rugsles r

325Ji Langton '

" Charles, janitor, r. 820 Harrison
" Christ, machinist Clot & Meese, r. Fruitvale
" David, marine engineer, r. 521 Castro
" EdvFard, barber, 333, 6th
" Ernest E., foreman Andrew W. Shrader r

1100 Railroad Av
" Frank, waiter, r. 156 Octavia
" Gustav, waiter, r. 464 Minna
" H., conductor Cal. St. RR, r. 1500 Van Ness

Av
" Harry, clerk, r. 922A Union
" Henry, bookkeeper Fredericksburg Bot-
tling Co., r. 702 Lagun a
" Henry L,., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 703

Broadway
" Henry L., clerk Sperry Flour Co., r. Alameda
" Herman, copyist Recorder's office r 717

York
" Jacob, foundryman, r. 110 Perry
" Johanna, widow, r. 1725 O'Farrell
" Joseph, r. 732 Natoma
" Joseph, chiropodist, 415 Sutter
" Karl, carpet sewer M. Friedman & Co r

209 Fillmore
" Louis, laborer, r. 827 York
" Louis M., artificial stone paver r 3017

Buchanan

1667

Ludwig H., liquors, 5U],
Union

Battery, r. 922a

" M. Mrs., varieties. 703Broadway
" Mina, domestic, 1628 Sutter
" Otto, boiler maker Risdon I and L. Wks
Zimmermann Adam, hostler Ruhland & Zim-
mermann, r. Point Lobos Av nr 32d Av
" Adolph A., carpenter and builder, 443 3d

r. 733 Harrison
" Adolph G., expressman, 737 Market, r. 1725

O'Farrell
" Albert E. M., shoemaker, r. 20214, 7th
" Anton J., blacksmith, r. 125/2 Germania
" Carl (Ruhland & Zimmermann), r Point

Lobos Av nr 33d Av
" Eliza Mrs., midwife, 202i4, 7th
" Emil, waiter E. Uebner, r. 613 Turk
" Engelhard, porter M. Schlaudecker, r 527

Clay
" Frederick, butcher, r. 12th Av South nr Q
" George, expressman, r. 10 Wool
" Gottlieb, laborer, r. W s Uranus nr 17th
" Henry, bookkeeper, r. 702 Laguna
" Herman, tailor, 324 Grant Av, r. 612 Pine
" Hiram E., clerk Gottlob Gall, r. 809 Mission
" John, r. 711 Mission
" John, butcher, r. 12th Av South nr Q
" John G., teamster L. Zeiss, r. 1714 Laguna
" Leonhard, shipping clerk Cal. Bottling Co

r. 1424 Turk ^ "'

" Matthew, carpenter, r. 4 Wool
' Peter R., machinist Joshua Hendy Machine

Wks, r. 909, 18th
" Philipp (Krug & Zimmermann), r. 1108

Railroad Av
" Reinhard, brewer Chicago Brewery r 35

Austin Av
" Rosa Miss, r. 1126 Union
" Theodore J., plumber, r. 12514 Germania
Zimmet Emanuel, cloakmaker, r. 443 Jessie
Zincke Paul W., bartender S. F. Verein, r. NE

cor Post and Leavenworth
Zincler George, machinist Erode & Clark Iron

Wks, r. 57 Shipley
Zindler Ernst, glazier, r. 21 14 Lapidge
Zingelier Sarah, widow, r. 211 Turk
Zingelmann Freda, widow, r. 25 Noe
" Freda Miss, r. 25 Noe
" John C, clerk, r. 25 Noe
Zink Frederick, cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 12
De Boom
" Jacob, miner, r. 220 Pacific
■' Paul, laborer, r. 10 Bryant Ay, rear
" Robert, cellarman John Wieland Brewery
r. 68a Clementina

ZINKAND CAFE,

Charles A. Zinkand proprietor, restau-
rant and oyster house, 923-929 Market

tailor, 129 Eddy, r. 514

Zinkand Charles A., proprietor Zinkand Cafe
923-939 Market, r. 700 Van Ness Av
" Edward, carpenter, r. 10th Av nr Point
Lobos Av
Zinkand Ferdinand J., head cashier Zinkand
Cafe, r. 700 Van Ness Av
" WilliamC, stock clerk Zinkand Cafe r 700
Van Ness Av
Zinler William, sawyer F.Korbel & Bros., r. 205

Zinn Frederick, upholsterer, r. 739 Broadway
" H. D., machinist Wm. H. Birch & Co r
10014, 2d ■' ■

" Mary, widow, r. 2817 Bush
4®=- Zinn. See Zihn
Zinnamon Abraham B.
Jessie

" Adolph D., tailor, 441 Bush, r, 10 Harriet
" David, clerk A. Stein, r. 514 Jessie
" Joseph, cutter Jachiel Meyers, r. 147 Grove
Zmnen Joseph, musician, r. 19 Elliot Park
Zmns Christian, merchant tailor, 5 Montgom-
ery, r. 120 Scott ^
" Frank A., bookkeeper C.Zinns, r. 113% Fill-
more
" Harry L., with C. Zinns, r. 120 Scott
" Otto T., assistant exchange teller Anglo-
Californian Bank, r. 2629 Howard
Zmol Manufacturing Co. (L. H. Butcher and G
R. Young), fresco paint manufacturers,
593-595 Mission
Zintman Martin, seaman, r. SW cor Bay and

Webster
Zion Morris (Zion & Leites), r. 926 Mission
" & Leites (Morris Zion and Mark Leites)
cigars and tobacco, 777 Market
Zipf Alfred F., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co r

1408 Post
Zipfel C. Eugene, machinist Fulton Eng &
Ship Bldg Wks, r. 127i4 Langton
" Guido (Zipfel & Littner), r. 1271/2 Langton
" Joseph I., salesman Luke G. Sresovich &

Co., r. 607 Polk
" Minnie Miss, tailoress, r. 127'/4 Langton
" & Littner (Guido Zipfel and Urban Litt-
ner), wagon and carriage makers, 1114
Folsom
Zipp Frederick L., paper carrier, r. 1151/2 Fair

Oaks
Zipperle John, baker, r. 15, 23d
Zirbes Henry, book agent, r. 935 Market

" Lizzie Miss, r. 422 Post
Zirkel Bart, shoemaker, 644 Howard

" Frank, tailor, r. 1538, 25th
Zirker Henry, salesman Charles Keilus & Co
r. 142U/4 Mission
" Joseph, collector Charles Keilus & Co., r.

142154 Mission
" Louis, tailor B. Herzberg, r. I43114 Mission
Zirkle Douglas, distributor Post Offtce. r. 1921

Union
Ziska B. Mme., principal Ziska Institute, 1606
Van Ness Av
" Edward H., clerk Edward R. Taylor, r. 448
Jessie
Ziska Institute, Mme. B. Ziska, A. M., princi-
pal, 1606 Van Ness Av
Zissig Charles, dry goods, 926 Valencia, r. 927

Valencia
Zito Prospero (Nigro & Zito), r. 3 Sonora
ZitskaO. &Co. (Otto Zitska), proprietors Stand-
ard Jewelry Co., 126 Kearny, room 11
" Otto (O. Zitska & Co. and Zitska & Moyni-

han), r. 419 Hyde
" & Moynihan (Otto Zitska and George
Moynihan), bicycles, 1100 Golden Gate Av

WASHBDRN & MOEN MFG. CO.,

BARBED
COPPER
INSULATED

WIRE

NAILS,
ROPE,
SPRINGS.

O =1 09

BACCHUS CELLARS
AND RHINE-FARM VINEYARDS,

fcae^ P.

CO
CO

SONOMA.

GUNDLACH & CO.,

SAN FRANCISCO AND NEW YORK.

1668

ZIT

CROCKEK-LANGLEY DIEECTORY.

ZYP

J. C. WILSON & CO. :

©OO BAX-TERY ST.

Tel. Main 1864.

COAL, COKE and PIQ IRON,

Wholesale and Retail.

Zittlosen Manufacturing Co. (St. Louis, Mo.),

mackintoshes, rubber clothing, canvas

goods and silk umbrellas, E. Detnck Jr.

agent, 303 California

Zittman George, engineer Cliff House_

Zivoje Baro, cook Nicholas Mortizia, r. \6i,

4th
Zobel Alfred J. (J. Zobel & Co.), r. 1308 Pine
" Handel H., editor Philatelic Californian
and assistant secretary Board of
Health, r. 1308 Pine
" J. & Co. (Jacob and Alfred J. Zobel), whole-
sale grocers' sundries and manufac-
turers' agents, 333 Front
" Jacob (J. Zobel & Co.), and cap manufac-
turer, 405 Kearny, r, 1308 Pine
Zoberbier Carl, teacher music, r. 11 Lyon

" John, teacher music, r. 512 Eddy
Zocchi Angelo, sculptor, r. 639 Broadway
" Brothers (George A. and Louis L.),

liquors, 523 Union
" Demis, r. ]5Union PI
" George A. (Zocchi Bros.), r. 15 Union PI
" Louis L. (Zocchi Bros.), r. 531 Union
Zocher Clara, domestic, 2811 Clay
" John A., compositor Abend Post, r. 1803
Stockton
Zoeller Stephen, r. 428 Chestnut rear
Zoellner Hans, dyer Hudson River Dyeing and
Cleaning Wks, r. 11 Powell Ay
" Otto, dyer, r. 26 Oak Grove Av
Zoerb Christine, domestic, 3839 Howard
'■ John, maltster, r. 674 Brannan
" John, shoemaker, 1316!/2 Sacramento
" W., employee Goldberg, Bowen & Co., r.
13161/2 Sacramento
Zoff Louis, laundry offlce, 1129 Mission
Zoiner Paul, machinist, r. 332 Guerrero
Zoller Brothers (Karl and John), bakery, 314
Devisadero
" Charles P., tailor, r. 21, 28th
" John (Zoller Bros.), r. 314 Devisadero
" Karl (Zoller Bros.), r. 314 Devisadero
" William, liquors, 1 Geary, r. Berkeley
" William L., clerk P. M. SS. Co.'s Wharf, r.
1337V2 Valencia
Zollezzi Andrew, fisherman, r. 114 Pacific
Zollinger Sarah J., widow, lodgings, 100 Jones
Zollner Adolph, cabinet maker, r. 377 Na-
toma
" Alfred, compounder Coblentz, Pike &Co..

r. Oakland
" William A., clerk Pac. Mutual Life Ins.
Co., r. 1037 Guerrero
ZoUver, Branch & Lawlor (John A. Zollver.
Oscar Branch and John Lawlor), pro-
prietors Western Brass Works, 106. 1st
" John A. (Zollver, Branch & Lawlor), r. 2O614
Fair Oaks
Zook Frank K., chief engineer S. F. & N. P. Ry.

Co., Mutual Life Bldg, 4th fioor
Zopfl Balthasar, cigar manufacturer, 10 Albion

Av
Zopp Joseph (Zopp & Rahe), r. 539 Pine
" Joseph, milker, r. 431 Pine
" & Rahe (Joseph Zopp and John Rahe),
liquors, 539 Pine
Zoppi Antonio, r. 870 Howard
Zorn William, r. 35 West Park
Zowasky Annie Miss, typewriter Henry Bern-
hard & Co.. r. 110 Lily Av
" Clara Miss, saleslady, r. 110 Lily Av
" Gustav T., porter Naber, Alfs & Brune, r.

110 Lily Av
" Joseph W., r. 110 Lily Av
" Mary, widow, r. 110 Lily Av

Zowasky Robert J., porter Naber, Alfs & Brune^

r. 110 Lily Av
Zschiesche Christian, shoemaker, 1950 Howard
4®=Zschiesche. See Ziesche
Zuber L., r. 346, 4th
Zucker Louis, inventor, r. 708 Taylor
" Maurice, traveling salesman Tillmann &

Bendel, r. Oakland
" Nathan, clerk, r. 636 Haight
'■ Solomon L., tailors' trimmings, 120 Taylor,
r. 437 Eddy
Zuckerman Alphonse, porter Wilmerding-
Loewe Co., r. 300 Hayes
" Joseph, salesman Kraker Mfg Co., r. 3311

Washington
" Max, furnishing goo1s, 473 Valencia
Zueger Charles J., bottler Cal. Bottling Co., r.
1125 Webster
" Eliza, widow, r. 629 Green
" Rose Miss, stenographer King-Morse Can-
ning Co., r. 629 Green
Zuern J. Martin, cabinet maker Chas M. Plum,

r. 24 Maple Court
Zuflick John, porter M. B. Moraghan, r. 60 La-
fayette PI
Zuhlke George, groceries, 955 Harrison
Zulauf Fritz, waiter The Oberon, r. 771 Howard
Zulk Anna Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 416!4 Post

" Carl, marble cutter, r. 416Vi Post
Zumaberhous John, liquors, 220 Kearny
Zumea Sarah, widow, r. 833 Vallejo
Zundel Robert, confectioner, r. 739 Filbert
" Robert F., stevedore, r. 60 Morris Av
Zuniga Frank, fireman, r. 909 Vallejo rear
Zupar Vincent, bartender, r. 378!/2 Jessie
Zurfluh Charles A., laborer, r. 61 Shipley

" John, driver, r. 404% Capp
Zurfuh Joseph, opener Nathan, Dohrmann &

Co., r. 108 William
Zur Lowen Frederick, piano maker R. Fay, r.

1729 Mission
Zurn Frederick N., bookkeeper Joseph Wagner

Mfg Co.. r. Alameda
Zussman Samuel, physician, 804 Geary
Zaver Frank W , foreman H. & L. Block, r. 233,

12th
Zwahl Charles, baker, r. 772 Mission
Zwald Jennie Miss, bookkeeper Macondray &

Co., r. Alameda
Zwall Frederick, r. 124, 6th

" Sybrand, awning maker, 112 Valencia
Zweifel John H., bartender, r. 318% Hayes
Zweigert Herman, clerk McGown Grocery and

Supply Co., r. 1807 Haight
Zwerin Joseph, tailor, r. 18 Morris Av
Zwevbruck Edith Miss, teacher Pacific Heights
Grammar School, r. 1428 Leavenworth
" Frederick B. manufacturing chemist Red-
ington & Co., r. 1438 Leavenworth

ZWIOK A. COMPANY

(Anton Zwlck), wholesale liquors and

St. Helena Wine Depot, 2126 Mission

Zwick Anton (A. Zwick Company), 3136 Mission,

r. 1605% San Carlos Av ^ „. -

" Charles A., driver Mouret, GhirardelU a

Co., r. 1816 Mason
" Henry, interior decorator, r. 621, 24th
" L A. Mrs. (Koster& Zwick), r. 1816 Mason
Zwicker Eldridge G., clerk, r. 33% Franklm
" Elizabeth, widow, r. 33% Franklm
•• Frederick, clerk L. & M. Alexander & Co.,
r. 33% Franklin .,. t, 1 at it

Zwieg Herman, proprietor South Park Malt

House, 610 Brannan, r. 8597 Howard
Zwierlein Casper, architect and builder, 1612

Grove
Zwillinger Isador, tailor, r. 431b Natoma .
Zwisler Charles E., salesman L. Dmkelspiel &
Sons, r. Placerville, Cal.
" George A., salesman J. S. Hare & Co., r.
1310 Mission
Zwissig Annie, widow, r. NE cor San Bruno Av
and 15th Av South
" John, liquors, W s Mission opp. Silver Av
" Joseph, dairyman, r. Marshall nr Congdon
" Louis, dairyman, 16th Av South nr G
Zyn August, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
Zyplett Ernest, seaman, r. Sailor Home

PRINTS THE NEWS TWELVE HOURS

The Bulletin ^nrrrr^

Uiank

and

Snsuranee department

Siving Dlames of Officers and 2)irectors and SParticulars of the

J rominent Sanfis and Snsuranee Companies

doing business in San Francisco

Sor the ^ear ^Beginning SfCay 1st

1896

1

1670

5ANK AND INSrHANCF, DEPARTMENT.

THE

Bank of California

SAN FRANCISCO

capital, $3,000,000 00

Surplus and Undivided Profits, Jan. 1, 1896, . 3,09r,434 39

WILLIAM ALVORD . ■.■ ^^^If^J

CHARLES R. BISHOP ' ^"-"^

THOMAS BROWN / ' • ';^^^:

S. PRENTISS SMITH Assis an Cashier

IRVING F. MOULTON Second Assistant Cashier

ALLEN M. CLAY ; Secretary

CORRESPONDENTS :

f The Bank of New York, N. B. A.
New York > Messrs. Laidlaw & Co.

Virginia City Agency of the Bank of California

Boston Trrmont National Bank

I Union National Bank

Chicago ] Illinois Trust and Savings Bank

St Louis Boatmen's Bank

PHILADELPHIA.'.'.Z.Z'. NATIONAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIC

AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND BANK OF NEW ZEALAND

]^Qj^jjoN Messrs. N. M. Rothschild & Sons

(Chartered Bank of India,
China, Japan, India and Australia | Australia and China

The Bank has an Agency at Virginia City and Correspondents m all the prin-
cipal Mining Districts and Interior towns of the Pacific Coast.

Letters of Credit issued, available in all parts of the world.

DRAW DIRECT ON

London, Dublin, Paris, Berlin, Bremen, Hamburg, Frankfort O.-M.,
Copenhagen, Stockholm, Christiana, Locarne, Genoa, all cities in
Italy and Switzerland, Melbourne, Sydney, Auckland, Hongkong,
Shanghai, Yokohama, Salt Lake, Denver, New Orleans, Cincinnati,
Portland, Or., Los Angeles.

BANK AND INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.

1671

THE

Anglo-Californian Bank

London Office,

San Francisco Office,

(LinntzD)

t8 Austin Friars
N. E. Cor. Sansome and Pine Streets

Authorized Capital Stock, . . $6,000,000

Subscribed, 3,000,000

Pa»d »"' 1,500,000

Surplus and Undivided Profits, . 750,000
Remainder Subject to Call.

DIRECTORS IN LONDON

E. H. LUSHINGTON, JOSEPH SEBAG, J. SIMON

Hon. H. H. FOWLER, ISAAC SELIGMAN

J. SIMON, MANAC4ING Director (London)

CORRESPONDENTS AND AGENTS

P7irL.U)i.:i,i>iii:

J'.AXK MF A1<ixtkp:al,
Skliomax. Fkkues iV CTK,

SELKiMAX iV STETTIlKIMEf

(iEiJKriiEi; -ATeyer,
M. M. \Vai:)u-ro & Co.,
D.i;. Ai.LKi: & Co..

XlEI

iisiM'ifE Hank,

liAXCO XaoIOX.vi, 1)E .^rE.\Jl:(

IlEXVKu National Bank.
Nebraska National JJank,

British ("olu^ibia anhChnada

Paris

Fk.\nkfort
Berlin

Ha-Mburw

copexhaoen

Vienna

LOCARNE

Bremen

Mexico

Honolulu, H. I.

. Denver, Col,

U.MAiiA, Neb.

China, Japan and East Indies:

CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA.
Australia and New Zealand :
BANK OF AUSTRALASIA AND BRANCHES.

UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA

Bills of Exchange, Commercial and Travelers' Letters of Credit Issued, Collections Made, and
Stocks, Bonds and Bullion Bought and Sold on most favorable terms.

MANAGERS IN SAN FRANCISCO

IGNATZ STEINHART

P. N. LILIENTHAL

L

BANK AND INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.

( Bank of Englaud
LONDON BANKERS , i^ondou Joint Stock Bauk, Limited

424 CALIFORNIA STREET

Authorized Capital, ~"^ ~ - $3.500,ooo

Capital Subscribed and Fully Paid, = 2,450,000

Reserve Fund, = _j " ' 375.ooo

DIRECTORS
GEORGE WILLIAM CAMPBELL, ESQ . . . of Messrs. Fitilay, C^-P^^^l ^ ^^^

„tx^^^7 r^nQOWTTM FSO of Messrs. Frulihng & Goschen

OTArZeS HeSSv lo : : Di;ector of Londo. and River Plate Ba=k, Ltaited
S^f fi.M NFWBOLD ESO . ■ Director of Mexican Railway Co., Limited

rOBERT\YaTK':°ES°fi :. Director of London Joint S-U Ban. Uniited

NORMAN DUNNING RIDEOUT ESQ Managing D^re^r

ROBERT DAVIE PEEBLES, ESQ ""-^^ ^ «

head Office: 73 Lombard St, London

tik of Englaud . .

ndou Joint Stock Baiik, Limi

PORTLAND BRANCH: Chamber of Commerce Building

WILLIAM MACKINTOSH, Manager

iic6 Pacific Avenue

TACOMA BRANCH: "5^ *^^""''

T. V. WALTER, Manager

This Bank is prepared to issue Commercial and Travelers' Letters of Credit, available
This Bank FJJP^g^^^^ ^^^ ^^^1^^ ^^^ to transact every description of

BANKING AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS

Draws on all the principal cities on the Continent of Europe, on India, China and
Draws on _^^p^^^ Australia, New Zealand, Scotland and Ireland.

AGENTS AND CORRESPONDENTS:

New York ^'^^^■•^- J- ^- ^°''^^° ^ ^°-

„!m l7to " . . ■ ■ Messrs. Drexel & Co.

^'"•''•''"P'"* . .Third National Bank

Sago" .■ ; .' .■ ." : .■.■..■.'.■.■'....•.... union NationalBank

and in all the principal cities in the United States.
India, China and Japan . Chartered Bank of India. Australia and China

( Bank of New South Wales
Australia and New Zealand {^^j- Bf^tnl'.rN^^^i^eaS^^^^^

Correspondents also in MEXICO. SOUTH AMERICA, CUBA and AFRICA.

ARTHUR SCRIVENER, Manager. WILLIAM STEEL, Ass't Manager
GU5TAV FRIEDERICH, Cashier

BANK AND IN'SURANCE DEPARTMENT. 1673

THE

Donohoe-Kelly Banking Co.

Successors to DONOHOE, KELLY & CO.

BANKERS

N. E. COR. MONTGOMERY AND SUTTER STREETS
SAN FRANCISCO

Authorized Capital, = $1,000,000
Paid=up=Capital, = = 650,000

ADAM GRANT, - President

JOSEPH A. DONOHOE, , Vice-President

JAMES A. THOMPSON, Cashier

EDWARD DONOHOE, . • . : Assistant Cashier

DIRECTORS

ADAM GRANT EUGENE KELLY

JOSEPH A. DONOHOE IRVING M. SCOTT

JOHN BERMINGHAM B. F. DUNHAM

GEORGE WHITTELL HOWARD HAVENS

C. DE GUIGNE E. DONOHOE

CORRESPONDENTS

New York, Eugene Kelly & Co., Bank of New York,
N. B. A.; Chicago, The Hibernian Banking Association;
Boston, Third National Bank; Portland, Or., The First
National Bank.

Sell Bills of Exchange and Telegraphic Transfers on Bank of New York,
N. B. A., New York, the Consolidated Bank Limited, London; Bank of Ireland, Dublin;
Comptoir National d'Escompte de Paris, Paris, and principal cities in Germany.

Issues Letters of Credit available in the United States and Europe, and trans-
acts a general Banking and Collection Business.

BANK AND INSURANC* DEPARTMENT.

San Francisco Savings Union

532 California Street

Corner Webb Street, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

Deposits, December 31, 1895, - $24,202,327
Paid up Capital and Surplus, JHRP^ $1,575,631

DIRECTORS

ALBERT MILLER, President E. B. POND, Vice-President

ROBERT WATT GEO. W. BEAVER

THOMAS MAGEE D. E. MARTIN

GEO. C. BOARDMAN W. C. B. De FREMERY

PHIL. EARTH

LOVELL WHITE, = = CASHIER

Loans Upon San Francisco and Oaicland Real

Estate and Farms and Farming

Lands in tiie Country

REICEIVEIS DEPOSITS

Country Remittances may be sent by Wells, Fargo & Co., or by checks of reliable
parties, payable in San Francisco, but the responsibility of this Savings Bank com-
mences only with the actual receipt of the money. The signature of the depositor
should accompany the first deposit.

No Charge is IMade for Pass-Book or Entrance Fee

OFFICE HOURS, 8 A. M. to 3 P.

Saturday Evening, for receipt of Deposits only, 6.30 to 8.

BANK AND INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.

1675

TheQerman Savings and Loan Society

526 California Street

Guaranteed Capital
$1,200,000

Capital Actually Paid=up

in Cash

$1,000,000

Reserve Fund
$715,000

Office Hours from 9 A. M, to 3
P. M. Extra Hours on Saturdays
from 7 to 8 P. M. for receiving
deposits only.

Loans Made on Real Estate

and other

Collateral Security

at Current Rates of Interest

B. A. BECKER President

EDWARD KRUSE Vice-President

GEORGE H. EGGERS. .Second Vice-President
A. H. R. SCHMIDT Cashier

WILLIAM HERRMANN . . . Assistant Cashier

GEORGE TOURNY Secretary

A. H. MULLER Assistant Secretary

W. S. GOODFELLOW Attorney

Edward Kruse
o. schoemann

IGN. STEINHART

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

George H. Eggers
Daniel Meyer
h. horstmann

B. A. Becker
A. C. Heineken
N. Van Bergen

1676

BANK AND INSURANCE DEPARTMKNT.

SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY

INCORPORATED JULY 23, 1857.

101 MONTGOMERY STREET, Cor. of Sutter

(Formerly 619 Clay Street)

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

Guaranteed Capital and Reserve Fund, - $1,175,000

The Oldest Savings
Bank in tlie State

Term and Ordinary
Deposits Received

DIRECTORS

S. C. BiGELOW

Isaac Hyde
Horace Davis
ARTHUR A. Smith
G. E. Goodman
F. H. AVboDS
A. N. Drown
K. C. Burr
W. E. Davis

OFFICERS

S C. BIGELOW President

ARTHUR A. SMITH

Vice-President

VR1 S W. CABMANY

Cashier and Secretary

1 DWIK BONNELL
^ X. DROWN

Ass't Cashier
Attorney

Deposits from the uitericr ui i.um auv part ot tne Lnited States or Europe may be sent by ex-
press, or by drafts on any business or banking house ; but in no case will the corporation be liable
for their safe delivery.

Interest or principal sent to the interior or any part of the United States or Europe, on receipt
of the proper order, accompanied by the pass-book.

Deposits received of $i and upwards. The signature of the depositor should accompany the first
deposit. No charge is made for pass-book or entrance fee.

Dividends not drawn will be considered as deposits made on the first of the month in which the
dividends may be payable.

Loans made at lowest rates on approved collaterals and on City and Countrv Real Estate.

BANK AND INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. 1677

TheFirst National Bank

OF SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

N. W. Corner Bush and Sansome Streets

Paid-up Capital = = = ^1,500,000

Surplus - = = = 900,000

Undivided Profits = = = 100,000

S. G. MURPHY President

JAMES MOFFITT Vice^-President

JAMES K. LYNCH Cashier

J. K. MOFFITT Assistant Cashier

DIRECTORS

S. G. Murphy James Moffitt Geo. C. Perkin.s

Geo. A. Low James D. Phelan N. Van Bergen

Thos. Jennings J. A. Hooper J. Downey Harvey

A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED

Commercial and Travelers' Credits Issued, available
in all parts of the World

Safe Deposit Department

Steel Safes rented from $5.00 a year upwards. Trunks and Packages
stored at reasonable rates. Absolute security for valuables.

Prompt and Careful Attention to Customers

OFFICE hours: 8 A. M. TO 6 P. M.

1678 BANK ANO INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.

ESTABLISHED IN 1836

The Bank of British North America

INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER.

PAID UP CAPITAL, $4,866,500

RESERVE FUND, - 1,338,000

Head OFncE, 3 Clement's Lane, London, England

SAN FRANCISCO AGENCY
IMO. 120 SAIVISOrVlE STREET-

COMMERCIAL AND TRAVELING CREDITS ISSUED

For use in Europe, China, J.ajjan, the East. Indies, South Amerioa and Australia.
Demand and time Bills of Exchange, payable in London, and elsewhere, bought

and sold at current rates ; also Telegraph Transfers.
Demand Drafison Scotland and Ireland; also on Canada, New "iork, Chicago,

British Columbia. Australia and New Zealand.
Bills collected and other Banking Business transacted.
Interest allowed on special deposits.

H. M. J. MCMICI
J. R. AMBROSE

The Sather Banking Co.

S. E. Corner Pine and Sansome Streets

SAN FRANCISCO

CAPITAL, .... $1,000,000

OFFICERS

JAS. K. WILSON . , . President ALBERT MILLER . . . Vice-President

L. I. COWGILL Cashier

DIRECTORS
Albert Miller Victor H. Metcalf

E. A. Bruguiere Frank W. Sumner

W. P. Johnson Jas. K. Wilson

C. S. Benedict

SELL BILLS AND TELEGRAPHIC EXCHANGE ON
J. P. Morgan A. Co. DREXEL&CO. National Bank of the Commonwealth

New York. Philadelphia. Boston.

CONTINENTAL NATL BANK, MECHANICS' BANK,

Chicago. St. Louis.

Make collections in all parts of the United States. Issue Letters of Credit on Messrs. Brown,
Shipley & Co., London. Messrs. Morgan, Harjes & Co., Paris, which are exchangeable for
Travelers' Credits, available in all parts of the world. Also draw Exchange on London, Paris, Ham-
burg, Cologne, Berlin, Bremen, Cassel, Frankfort on Main, Leipsic, Stuttgart and Basle.

BANK AND INSURANCE DEPART.MENT. 1679

TheHibernia Savings and Loan Society

INCORPORATED 12th APRIL, 1859

OFFICE, COR. MARKET, MCALLISTER AND JONES STS.

SAN FRANaSCO

The objects for which this Association is formed are, that by its operations the
Depositor thereof may be able to find a

Secure and ProitaWe Investiiieiit for Snail Savings

And Borrowers may have an opportunity of obtaining from it the use of a moderate
capital, on giving good and sufficient security for the use of the same.

OFFICERS

President JAMES R. KELLY

Secretary and Treasurer ROBERT J. TOBIN

Attorneys TOBIN & TOBIN

Any person can become a depositor of this Society on subscribing to the By-Laws.

Deposits can be made from $1 up to S4,000. Loans made on Security
of Real Estate within tiie City and County

JAS. D. PHELAN, President. JOHN A. HOOPER, ad Vice-President

S. G. MURPHY, ist Vice-President. ' - GEO. A. STORY, Cashier.

Mutual Savings Bank

OP SAN FRANCISCO
33 POST STREET, Mechanics' Institute Building

Guaranteed Capital, .... $1,000,000

DIRECTORS

JAMES D, PHELAN S. G. MURPHY JOHN A. HOOPER

C. G. HOOKER L. P. DREXLER JAMES MOFFITT

FRANK J. SULLIVAN JOS. D. GRANT ROBT. McELROY

INTEREST PAID ON TERM AND ORDINARY DEPOSITS
' LOANS ON APPROVED SECURITIES

BANK AND INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.

H. M. Newhall & Co.

Shipping and Commission Merchants

Fire and Marine Insurance Agents

309-311 Sansome Street

Htlas Hssurance Company ^

of XonDon, Buc^lan^
Capital = = $6,000,000

©cean flftarine Unsurance Company

( 3L{mite& )

Of Xon^on, Bnalan^
Capital, = = $5,000,000

%o\\^o\\ H88uvance Corporation

/IDarine Department
Capital, = = $ 4,482,750

Surplus, = = = 18,859,624

BANK AND INSUEANCE DEPARTMENT.

SOLID FIRE ASSETS, $11,055,513.88 CASH CAPITAL - $4 000,000.00

LARGEST INSURANCE COMPANY IN AMERICA I
NONE BETTER IN THE WORLD!

|i, 600,000 paid in a Single Fire at Boston. $3, 782, 600 paid in a Single Fire at Chicago
Losses Paid in 77 Years Over $77,313,153

^TNA

INSURE WITH , /m ^ I 1^^ I /\ OF HARTFORD
THE / m ^ ■ I ^Ll / m CONN.

THE LARGEST CAPITAL ! THE LARGEST ASSETS

THE LARGEST SURPLUS OF ANY AMERICAN COMPANY

GEO. C. BOARDMAN, Gen'i Agent T. E. POPE, Asst. Gen'l Agent

LOUIS MEL, ]

E. C. MORRISON, ^ Special Agents and Adjusters

w. l. gazzam, )
514 California Street San Francisco, Cal.

SOLID SECURITY

Writing Large Lines of Desirable Business

THEJ

Insurance Company, Ld.

o:e" 3vr.A.3xrom3JST:E::E»., lEsracsrXj-A-axriD
RESOURCES, - (Security to Policy Holders,) over - $9,300,000.00

U. S. Branch Statement Assets, December 31, 1895, $2,836,236:28

Pacific Coast Department

CHAS. A. LATON, Manager

439 California Street San Francisco

SAFE DEPOSIT BUILDING

, „ -r. ( John H. Wise, Chairman

Local Board of Directors j £loyd Tevis Wm. E. P,rowx . E. M. Boot

BANK AND INSURANCE DEPAKT31ENT.

fitisb ^irieflca

ASSURAISJCE COIN/IRAINY
OF TORONTO INCORPORATED 1833

Assets in United States $1,180,219 52

Income in United States in 1895 1,210,194 59

Losses Paid in U. S., 1874 to 1895 inclusive .... 8,355,659 50

H. M. GRANT, Manager C. A. STUART, Ass't Manager

4-23 California Street - - San Francisco

Westefp

FIRE W W ^^^^ Ll^' ill MARINE

ASSURANCE COMPANY
OF TORONTO INCORPORATED 1851

Assets in United States $ 1,651,129 98

Income in United States in 1895 1,864,033 23

Losses Paid in U. S., 1874 to 1895 inclusive . . . 14,269,797 30

H. M. GRANT, Manager C. A. STUART, Ass't Manager

423 California Street - - San Francisco

BANK AND INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. 1683

1845 THM 1896

Mutual Benefit Life

INSURANCE CO. OF NEWARK, N. J.

AMZI DODD, President.

ASSETS (January I. 18%.) ■ - $58,269,197.06

DIVIDENDS Paid Policy Holders orgliStio« $46,908,4l5.3r

ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION ^'-„7;-,— »— =^— "'«

First and eacli Succeeding Year

Advanta§:es Guaranteed in the New Policy.

AFTER SECOND YEAR

A Liberal Cash Surrender Value. Cash Loans made up to the
Cash surrender value, on Assignable Policies.

Policies ABSOLUTELY NON-FORFEITABLE and IICONTESTABLE.

A DOLLAR'S WORTH OF INSURANCE FOR EVERY DOLLAR

Members unable to Continue Payments do not forfeit their Policies,

Insurance Continued until FULL VALUE of PoHcy is Exhausted.

See Example on Page 7.

Sfecitvieisi Policies Kurnished on Detviand

The Best Contract Ever Offered.

See strong: points and premium rates on following- pages.

JAS. MUNSELL, JR., Manager,
415 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, Cal.

BASK AND INSUBANCE DEPARTMENT.

THE NEW POLICY OF THF

Mutual Benefit

Life Insurance Company

IS UNEQUALED IN ITS ^

ADVANTAGES TO THE ^

jSm^^^^POLICY HOLDER,

WHICH ARE NOT COMBINED IN THE POLICIES
OF ANY OTHER COHPANY.

Large Annual Dividends, which may be used in Cash Reduc-
tion of Premiums, or applied to the purchase of paid-up participating
Insurance paj'^able with the Policy.

EquitableSurrender Values which are indorsed on the Policy,
so that the insured can stop paying Premiums without loss by for-
feiture.

1. A Liberal Cash Surrender Value.

2. Extended Insurance -in the full amount of the Policy

for as long a period as the value of the Policy will pay
for at low term rates.

3. A Paid-up Policy for a reduced amount payable when-

ever death occurs.

Cash Loans are made up to the Cash Surrender Value when

a satisfactory assignment of the Policy is made as collateral security.
The Insured may thus prevent the lapse of the Policy if he happens
to be short of funds ; or he may secure a cash loan to meet any
sudden emergency.

If the insured forgets to pay a Premium on the da}^ it is due,
his insurance is continued in force by the Compaiw without action
on his part if he is well, he has three years' time in which to
revive the Policy by payment of arrears of Premiums with interest;
while if he is sick, or unable to pay the Premium, he is protected
by his Extended Insurance.

See example of a lapsed Policy extended and paid in full in
Alameda, Cal., on 7th page of this Circular.

Policies are Incontestable after the Second Year.

See Illustration^ Opposite Page.

BANK AND INSTTRANCE DEPARTMENT.

1685

ILLUSTRATION

OF THE

SPECIMEN TABLE INDORSED

$10,000 POLICY,
Issued on the Ordinary Life Plan, at Age 30.

PREMIUM $260.

AT END

GUARANTEED CASH

SURRENDER OR

LOAN VALUE.

IN CASE OF LAPSE OF POLICY.

OF

ExTENbED Insurance.

YEAR.

Years.

Days.

Paid-Up Policy.

2d

$ 100 40

2

32

-$ 540

3d

206 70

3

64

810

4th

317 20

4

104

1,080

5th

432 00

5

146

1,340

6th

551 20

6

179

1,610

7tli

675 00

7

194

1,870

8 th

803 40

8

180

2,140

9th

936 60

9

135

2,400

loth

1,074 50

. 10 1 46

2,660

nth

1,217 20

10

286

2,910

1 2th

1,364 60

II

124

3,160

13th

1,516 70

II

290

3,410

14th

1,673 40

12

, 59

3,660

i5tli

1,834 30

12

163

3,900

20th

2,695 90

12

319

5,020

25th

3,630 80

12

65

6,000

30th

4,599 10

10

328.

6,850

35th

5.549 00

9

139

7,490

40th

6,431 70

7 264,

^ 8,020

On other Plans the Value and Extension are very much greater.

Annual Dividends Allowable in Cash Reduction of Premiums.

Future dividends cannot be guaranteed, but on the basis of the
dividends payable in 1896 the Cash Premium the second year would
be about $211.00, with probable decrease in subsequent years.

SEE ACTUAL RESULTS OF OLD POLICIES ON FOLLOWING PAGES,

j6 BANK AND INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.

ACTUAL RESULTS

OF POLICIES IN THE

Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co.

of Newark, N. J.

Record of Policy No. 81,437.

Issued in 1875, at age 40, for $10,000 — Ordinary Life Plan.

Annual Premium^ ■ - $308.40

21 Full Premiums, - . - - $6,476.40
Dividends to Date, - - : - 1,722.50

Paid by Insured, $4,753.90

The Cash Surrender Value of the Policy at the end of the

21st year is $3,481.80; making the Actual Cost of the Insurance,
$1,272.10, or $6.06 per year for each $1,000 of Insurance.

Paid-up Policy Value, $5,630.

Extended Insurance Value, 10 years, 314 days.

Record of Policy No. 81,420.

Issued in 1875, at age 30, for $5,000 — 20 Payment Life Plan.

Annual Premium, ■ .... - $151.35

20 Full Premiums, $3,027.00

Dividends to Date, ----- 789.05

Net Cost to Date, ----- $2,237.95

The Cash Surrender Value of the Policy at the end of the
21st year is $2,158.45 ; making the Actual Cost of the Policy $79-50,
or $078 per year for each $1,000 of Insurance.

BANK AND INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. 1687

ACTUAL RESULTS

OF POLICIES IN THE

Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co.

of Newark, N. J.

Record of Policy No. 81,784.

Issued in 1875, at age 40, for $10,000 — 10 Pa3^ment Life Plan.

Annual Premium, - - $589.40

10 Full Premiums, - _ . . $5,894.00
Dividends to Date, - - - - - 1,837.50
Net Cost to Date, ----- $4,056.50

The Cash Surrender Value of the Policy at the end of the

2iist year is $5,605.90; the result being that the Insured would
receive $1.38 for each $1.00 paid, besides having had 21 years'
Insurance for $10,000.

Record of Policy No. 82,903.

Issued in 1875, at age 30, for $5,000 — 20 Year Endowment Plan.

Annual Premium, $242.40

20 Full Premiums, - - - - $4,848.00

20 Dividends, ------ 1,159.30

Net Cost, - - - - - - $3,688.70

The Insured receives $1.36. for each $1.00 paid, beside-
having had 20 years' Insurance for $5,000.

5

1688 BANK AND INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.

THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Net Cost and Present Value of Policies Issued at Various Times

SINCE ORGANIZATION.

1845. STEPHEN P. LEEDS of San Francisco, Cal., Policy No. 151,
issued in 1845, at age 32, for $2,000, annual Premium $50. Total premium
to date, $2,550, and total dividends, $i,4i9-«o, making a net cost of
$1,130.90. The Company would now extend Mr. Leeds' insurance for 4
years and 331 days without further payment, thus giving over 55 years' in-
surance at an average annual cost of $10.11 per thousand. The Company
will now issue a paid-up Policy for $1,746, or allow in cash for the surrender
of the Policy $1,559-42, which is $428.52 more than the net cost of the
Policy. Net cost of Policy in 1895— $I5-70- See detailed statement, opposite page.

1856. JOHN WEEKS, insured at Buffalo, N. Y., in 1855, Policy No.
10,852, age 33, for $5,000, annual premium $128.50. Total premiums to
date, $5,268.50, and total dividends, $2,583.80, making a net cost of
$2,684.70. The Company would now extend Mr. Weeks' insurance 8 years
and 68 days from December i, 1895, without further payment— thus giving
nearly 49 years' insurance at an average annual cost of only $10.91 per
thousand, or allow a cash surrender value of $3,«63.30, which is $478.60
more than the net cost of the Policy, or a paid-up Policy for $4,000 would
be allowed if desired. Net cost of Policy in 1895— $54-85-

1865. JUDGE CHARLES H. BELKNAP, of Carson City, Nevada,
Policy No. 30,070, issued in 1865, at age 23, for $5,000, annual premium
$96.50. Total premiums to date, $2,991.50, and total dividends, $1,189.46,
making a net cost of $1,802.04. The Company would now extend Judge
Belknap's insurance 15 years and 217 days without further payment, thus
giving over 46 years' insurance at an average annual cost of only $7'73 per
thousand, or the Company would now allow a paid-up Policy of $3,065, or a
cash surrender value of $1,648.40. Net cost of Policy in 1896— $51-65.

1875. HON. GROVER CLEVELAND, insured at Buffalo, N. Y.,
Policy No. 81,166, issued in 1875, at age 38, for $5,000, annual premium
$143.70. Total premiums to date, $3,017-70, and total dividends, $800.90,
making a net cost of $2,216.80. The Company would now extend Presi-
dent Cleveland's insurance n years and 238 days, thus giving over 32 years'
insurance at an average annual cost of only $13-58 per thousand, or the
Company would now allow a paid-up Policy of $2,735, or a cash surrender
value of $1,617.65. Net cost of Policy in 1895— $95-85.

Note.— In some of the above cases the Company has made loans on the Policies, which
would have to be paid oflf before the FULL value named could be allowed.

6

BANK AND INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.

THE Mutual BENEFIT Life Insurance Company

EXAMPLE OF AN ORDINARY LIFE POLICY

]Ko. X5I, issued in 184s, for $2,000, at age 32*
JUife of Stephen F*. t,eeds, of San Francisco.
Contract Premium $50. annually, during^ life.
Dividencls allo-wed in reduction of Premiums.

YEAS.! DIVIDEND.

1

COST OF
POLICY.

YEAR, j

1845
1846
IS47
1848
1849
1850
185 I
1852
1853
1854
1855
1856
1857
1858

1859
i860
I86I

I5O 00
50 00
50 00
50 00
32 50
32 50
32 50

35 00
34 00
32 50
32 50
32 50
32 50
32 50
32 50
32 50
30 00

1862
1863
1864
1865
1866
1867
1868
1869
1870
187 I
1872
1873
1874
1875
1876
1877
1878 i

|I7 50
17 50
17 50

15 00

16 00

17 50
17 50
17 50
17 50
17 50
17 50
17 50
20 00

DIVIDEND.

|22 50

22 50

25 00

25 00

25 00

25 00

*5o 00
25 00
25 00

*63 50
35 50

37 00

38 00
*76 00

40 00

41 24

42 44

I27 50
27 50
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00

25

00

25

00

14 50

13

00

12

00

[o 00

8 76
7 56

DIVIDEND.

1879 '

1880 1

1881 i

1882 !

1883 I

1884 I

1885 ;

1886 :

1887
1888 :
1889

1890 ;

1891 i

1892 j

1893 1

1894 I

1895 !

|43 66
44 84
46 00
31 90

25 80

26 80

27 80

29 54

30 04

31 84

32 40

32 90

33 40

33 90

34 40
34 90
34 30

|6 34
5 16
4 00

18 10
24 20
23 20
22 20
20 46

19 96
18 16
17 60
17 10
16 60
16 10
15 60
15 10
15,70

$1419 10

Contract Premiums for 51 years . . . . $2,550 00
Reductions by Dividends 1,419 10

Actual Cost or Net x\mount of Premiums paid $1,130 90

*Two Years' Dividends.
SEE CONDENSED STATEMENT OF PRESENT VALUES ON OPPOSITE PAGE.

All Policies Absolutely Non-ForfeltaWe After Second Year,

Example of Lapsed Policies Paid in Full.

Policy No. 1?,235, on the life of Dr. Edward P. Gaylord of Alameda, Ca!.,
was issued in 1862, at age 28, for $2,250, with an annual premium of $50.40.
He paid 2T premiums, amounting to $1,360.80, which, less dividends, $556.61,
and premium loan of $123. ?9 (canceled), made a net payment or cost of $680.40,
exclusive of interest. He did not pay the premium due in May, 1889; but instead
of taking a paid-up policy for $1,0?!, he allowed his insurance to be extended for
12 years and 8? days, making in all 39 years and 87 days' insurance at an
average yearly cost of only $f .71 per thousand.

Dr. Gaylord died in September, 1895, more than 6 years after the lapse of
the policy, which, however, was promptly paid in full by the Company.

BANK AND INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.

THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE CO.

Of Newark, New Jersey.

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INDEX OF BUSINESS CLASSIFICATIONS.

PAGE.

Abstracts of title 1697

Academies 1697

Accountants 1697

Acids, manufacturers 1697

Adjusters, fire losses 1698

" marine losses 1698

Ad verti sing agents 1698

" novelties 1699

" signs 1699

Agents 1699

Agricultural implements . . 1699
*Air compressors 1699

" pumps 1699

♦Alarms, electric burglar.. 1699
Ale and porter, brewers and

Alkali

Aluminum

" bronze

* "'goods

♦Amalgamating machines

* " plates leyy

Amber goods 1699

Ammonia 1699

* '• anhydrous 1699

Ammunition 1699

Amusements, places of 1699

Analytical chemists 1699

Anchors 1699

Antimony refiners 1700

Apothecaries 1700

Architects 1700

Architects' supplies 1701

♦Architectural ironworks .1701

*" terracotta 1701

Arms and ammunition 1701

Art associations 1701

* " glass 1701

* " rooms 1701

" schools 1701

Artesian well borers 1701

*" well pipe 1701

" well supplies 1701

Artificial fiowers 1701

" limbs 1701

" stone 1701

♦Artistic furniture 1701

Artists 1701

" crayon 1701

" decorative 1701

" landscape 1701

" marine ...1704

" photographic 1704

" portrait 1704

" scenic 1704

Artists' materials 1704

Asbestos materials 1704

Asphaltum dealers 1704

" workers 1705

Assayers 1705

Assayers' supplies 1705

Asylums 1706

Attorneys-at-law 1706

" " firms 1713

'< patent.... 1713

Auctioneers 1713

Aurists 1714

Awning makers 1714

Axle grease 1714

" manufacturers 1714

Babbitt me tal mnf rs 1714

Baby carriages 1714

♦Badges 1714

Bag manufacturers 1714

" twines 1714

Bags and bagging 1714

" paper 1714

PAGE.

Bags,paper, manufacturers 1714

Bakeries 1714

" cracker 1716

" pie 1716

Bake ovens 1716

Baking powders 1716

Ballasters 1716

Bands, music 1716

Banjo makers 1716

Bank locks 1717

" vaults 1717

Bankers 1717

Banks 1717

♦Bar fixtures 1717

♦Barbed wire 1717

Barbers 1717

Barbers' supplies 1720

Bark dealers 1720

Barley roll crushers 1720

Barrel manufacturers 1720

♦Baseball supplies 1731

Basket dealers 1721

" makers 1721

♦Bath tub makers 1721

♦Bathing suits 1721

Baths 1721

" swimming 1721

♦Batteries, electric 1721

Bay and river freighting... 1721

Bazaars 1722

Beds and bedding 1722

Beer bottlers 1722

♦" pumps 1722

Bell founders 1722

" hangers 1732

" importers 1723

Bellows manufacturers 1722

Bells, electric 1722

Belting 1722

" manufacturers 1722

Bi-carbon soda 1723

Bicycle dealers 1723

" manufacturers, agentsl723

" renting 1723

" repairers 1723

" riding schools 1724

" supplies 1724

" tires 1734

Bill distributors 1724

" posters 1735

Billiard balls, cues, etc 1735

" saloons 1735

" table makers 1725

Bird cage makers 1725

Birds and cages 1725

Bitters 1725

Bituminous rock dealers. . .1725

" pavers 1725

♦Blacking, wholesale 1725

Blacksmiths 1735

Blacksmiths' tools and sup-
plies 1727

Blank book manufacturers. 1727
♦Blasting caps 1727

♦ " machines 1727

Blinds 1737

Block and pump makers 1727

" books 1727

♦Blowers, rotary 1727

Blue prints 1727

Boarding houses 1727

Boat builders 1728

Boiler and pipe covering . . . 1728

" compounds 1728

♦ " tubes 1738

Boilermakers 1728

♦Boilers 1728

PAGE.

Bolt and nut makers 1728

♦Bolting cloths 1728

" reels and sifters 1728

Bone charcoal makers 1728

Bookbinders 1728

Bookbinders' stock 1728

♦ " thread 1729

Booksellers 1729

" law 1739

Boot and shoe findings 1739

" fitters 1739

" " " lastmakers .1729

Boots and shoes 1739

" " " wholesale.. 1729
" " " retail deal-
ers and makers 1729

" and shoes, rubber 1732

Borax 1732

Bottle dealers 1732

Bottlers 1733

Bowling alleys 1732

♦" balls and pins 1732

Box brands 1733

Boxmakers, cigar 1733

" fancy... 1733

" jewelry 1733

" packing 1733

" paper 1733

♦Braids 1733

Brass dies 1733

♦" founders 1733

" goods and fixtures 1733

" pipe and tubing 1734

♦ " railings ....1734

" railings and gates 1734

" signs 1734

Breweries 1734

Brewers' supplies 1734

Brick and stone masons 1734

" fire 1734

•' manufacturers 1734

♦" pressed & ornamental. 1735

♦" terracotta 1735

Bridge builders 1735

♦Britannia ware 1735

Brokers, bullion 17.35

" commercial 1735

'« customhouse 1735

" general 1735

"' grain 1735

" house 1735

" insurance 1736

" merchandise 1736

" mining 1738

" " stock 1737

«< money 1737

" note.. 1737

" pawn 1737

'• real estate 17.37

" ship and freight 1737

" stock and bond 1738

" tea 1738

" wholesale grocery — 1738

" wool 1738

Bronze castings 1738

" goods 1738

♦ " powders 1738

" statuary 1738

Bronzers and gilders 1738

Broom makers and dealers. 1738
Brush makers and dealers .1738

Builders 1738

♦Builders' materials 1738

Building and loan associa-
tions 1738

" stone 1739

Bullion brokers 1739

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Bung makers 1739

Bunting 1739

Burglar alarms 1739

♦Burlaps 1739

Burning brands 1739

Busines s colleges 1739

Butchers, cat tie, wholesale . 1739

" hog, wholesale 1740

" sheep, wholesale 1740

" retail 1740

Butchers' machinery 1740

" supplies 1740

Butter dealers 1743

Buttonhole makers 1742

Button makers 1742

Buttons, metal 1742

Cabinet makers 1742

* " woods 1742

*Cabinets, filing 1742

*Cable railroad supplies... 1742

Calcium lights 1742

California products 1742

California wines and bran-
dies 1742

Calkers 1742

Can makers 1742

Canal companies 1742

Candle makers 1742

Candy makers 1742

Cane makers 1742

Canned goods 1742

*Canners' machinery 1743

* " supplies 1743

Cans, tin 1743

Cap manufacturers 1743

Capitalists ... 1743

Caps, giant powder 1744

♦Capsules 1744

Car builders 1744

" importers 1744

" springs 1744

" trimmings, metal 1744

" wheels 1744

Carbonic acid gas 1744

* " electric light and bat-

teries 1744

Card engravers 1744

" writers 1744

*Cards, fancy 1744

" playing 1744

Carpenters and builders 1744

•' tools 1748

Carpet beating 1748

" cleaning works 1749

" dealers 1749

" layers 1749

* '• sweepers 1749

* " threads 1749

Carpets , wood 1 749

Carriage and cab companies]749

" and wagon bolts 1749

" and wagon makers — 1749
" " wagon materials. 1751
" " wagon springs — 1751

" hardware 1751

" lamps 1751

" painters 1751

" repositories 1751

" trimmers 1751

Cartridges 175 1

*Carts 1751

Carvers, wood 1751

Cask makers 1751

Cash registers 1751

*Cast-iron pipe 1752

Castings, metal 1752

Caterers 1752

Catsup manufacturers 1752

♦Caustic soda 1752

♦Celluloid goods 1752

Cement 1752

Cemeteries 1752

Cemetery and lawn fences .1752

" work, metal 1752

Centrifugal pumps 1752

Cereal mills . 1752

Chain makers, iron 1752

Chair makers 1752

PAGE.

Champagne importers 1752

" manufacturers 1752

♦Chandeliers 1752

Charcoal 1752

♦Check punches 1752

Checks, pool and trade 1752

Cheese dealers 1752

♦Chemical manufacturers'

wares 1752

" works 1753

Chemicals 1753

Chemists 1753

" analytical 1753

" manufacturing 1753

Children's carriages 1753

♦Chimney pipe, terra cotta.1753
" sweepers 1753

♦ " tops 1754

♦ " work 1754

Chimneys, patent 1754

China decorators 1754

China ware 1754

Chinese and Japanese goodsl754

Chiropodists 1754

Chocolate manufacturers . . 1754

♦Chronometers 1754

Church bells 1754

♦" goods 1754

Churn manufacturers 1754

Cider manufacturers 1754

Cigar box makers 1754

♦ " manufacturers' sup-

plies 1754

Cigarette manufacturers. . . 1754
Cigar importers and jobbersI754

" retail 1755

" manufacturers 1755

Circular distributors 1757

Circulars addressed 1757

Civil engineers 1757

Claim agents 1757

Clairvoyants 1757

Clergymen 1757

Cloaks and suits 1760

♦Clocks, electrical 1760

Clock importers 1760

Clothes scourers 1760

Clothing, oiled 1760

" retail 1761

" rubber 1761

" wholesale 1761

Cloths and cassimeres 1762

Coal dealers 1762

" mining companies 1762

" oil stoves 1762

♦" "wholesale 1762

" tar 1762

♦Cocoa 1762

♦Codes, telegraphic 1762

Coffee and spice mills 1762

" extract 1763

" importers 1763

" high grade ....1763
" retail 1763

♦ " machinery 1763

" roasters 1763

" saloons 1763

Coffin makers 1763

Coke dealers 1763

Cold storage 1763

Collar and cuff manufac-
turers 1763

Collection agents 1764

Collectors 1763

Colleges 1764

Comforters 1764

Commercial agencies 1764

" brokers 1766

Commission merchants 1766

Commissioners 1767

Concentrator belt manufac-
turers 1769

Concentrators 1769

Concrete 1769

♦Condensed milk 1769

Condensed vegetables 1769

Confectioners, manufac-
turing 1769

PAGE.

♦Confectioners' supplies ...1769

Confectionery 1769

Conservatory of music 1770

Consuls 1770

Consulting engineers 1770

Contractors 1770

♦Conveyancers 1771

Coopers 1771

♦Coopers' stock 1772

♦Copper boilers 1772

♦ " importers 1772

" pipe and tubing 1772

Copper-plate engravers 1773

♦Copper-plate printers 1773

Coppersmiths 1772

♦Copying presses 1772

Copyists 1772

Cordage 1772

' ' manufacturers 1772

Cordials 1773

Cork dealers 1773

Cornice makers, metal 1772

Corsets 1772

Cosmetics, manufacturers .1772

Costumers 1773

♦Cotton belting 1773

♦ " goods 1773

" mills 1773

Cracker bakers 1773

Crayon artists *,1'^'^3

♦Cream tartar .1773

Creamery supplies and ma-
chinery 1773

Credit regis ters 1773

Crockery and glassware,

wholesale 1773

" and glassware, retail. 1773

♦Crucibles 1773

Crushed trap rock 1773

Curiosities 1773

♦Curled hair 1773

Curriers 1773

♦Curtains and draperies .. 1773

Custom house brokers 1773

Cutlers 1773

Cutlery importers 1773

♦Cylinder and machine oils . 1773

Dairies 1773

Dairy produce, wholesale.. 1774

retail 1774

♦Dairymen's supplies 1774

Dancing academies 1774

Decorative artists 1774

Decorators 1774

Delica cies 1774

Dental laboratories 1774

Dentists 1774

Dentists' supplies 1777

Desiccated food manufac-
turers 1777

Designers 1777

Desk manufacturers 1777

Detective agencies 1777

Diamond importers 1777

" setters 1779

Die sinkers 1779

Directory publishers 1779

Disinfectants 1779

Distilleries 1779

Divers , submarine 1779

Dock builders 1779

Docks 1779

♦Door checks and springs . . 1779

" screens 1779

Doors and shutters, iron ...1779

" sash and blinds 1779

♦Drain and sewer pipe 1779

♦ " tile 1779

Dramatic agents 1779

Draughtsmen 1779

♦Drawing materials 1779

" teachers 1779

Draymen 1780

Dredging companies 1780

Dredging machines 1780

Dress-cutting teachers 1780

" patterns 1780

♦ " trimmings 1780

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1691

PAGE.

Dressmakers 1781

Dried fruits 1784

Drills, rock 1784

Drug mills 1784

Druggists, wholesale 1784

" retail 1784

Druggists' glassware 1786

" sundries 1786

Dry docks 1786

" goods, wholesale 1786

retail 1786

Duck 1787

*Dumb waiters 1787

Duplicating apparatus 1787

Dye stuffs 1787

Dyers and scourers 1787

Dynamite manufacturers ..1788

*Dynamos 1788

Egg food 1788

Ejectors 1788

*Electric batteries 1788

* " bells 1788

" belts 1788

*" burglar alarms 1788

* " clocks 1788

* " conduits 1788

* " fans J788

" gas lighting 1788

" light companies 1788

"■ light generators and

supplies 1788

" motors 1789

" pen and press 1789

" power ,..1789

" pumps 1789

" railways 1789

" railway supplies 1789

" storage batteries 1789

* " trusses , 1789

" wiring 1789

Electrical apparatus,

manufacturers 1789

" construction compa-
nies 1790

" engineers 1790

" supplies 1790

" works 1790

Electricians 1790

Electro - galvanic medical

apparatus 1790

Electro - magnetic instru-
ments 1790

" medical apparatus 1790

" " instruments 1791

Electroplaters 1791

Electropoise 1791

Electrotypers 1791

♦Elevator bells 1792

* " bolts 1792

* " buckets 1792

" builders 1792

* " cabs 1793

*" doors and gates 1793

" pumps 1793

" repairers 1793

*" supplies 1793

Elevators, link chain 1793

* " sidewalk 1793

Elocution, teachers of 1793

Embalmers 1793

♦Embossing 1793

Embroideries 1793

Embroidery stampers 1793

" teachers 1793

Emery wheels 1793

Employment agencies 1793

♦Enameled brick 1794

" letters and signs 1794

Enamelers 1794

Engine builders 1794

" importers 1795

Engineers' and machinists'

supplies 1795

Engineers, civil 1795

" consulting 1795

" electrical 1795

" hydraulic 1795

" mechanical 1795

PAGE. I

Engineers, mechanical, '
heating and venti-
lating 1796

" mining 1796

" sanitary 1796 |

" supplies 1796

Engravers, card 1796 i

" copper 1797 i

" general 1797 I

" glass 1797 '

" halftone 1797 t

" map 1797 !

" metal 1797

" seal 1797

" steel 1797

" stone 1797

" wax 1767

" wood 1797

Engravings 1799

Engrossers 1799

Essence manufacturers 1799

Essential oils 1799

Estates, ofaces of 1799

Exchanges 1799

Excursion agents 1799

Expresses 1799

Expressmen 1799

Extracts and perfumes 1800

Fan blowers 1800

Fancy box makers 1800

" goods importers 1800

" retail 1800

Farm machinery 1800

Faucet makers 1800

Feather cleaners 1800

" dusters 1800

Feathers, fancy 1800

" upholstery 1800

Feed mills 1800

Fences, brass and bronze ..1800

" iron and wire 1800

Fencing teachers 1800

Ferries 1800

Fertilizers 1800

File makers 1800

Filters 1800

Fire alarm companies 1800

" alarms, automatic... 1800

" arms 18C0

" bells .1800

* " brick 1800

* " clay 1801

" department supplies.. 1801

" engines, steam 1801

" escapes 1801

" extinguishers 1801 \

" hose 1801

* " proofing 1801

" pumps 1801

* " tile 1801 I

Fireplace furniture 1801 1

Fireworks 1801 j

Fish, dried, salt and cannedl801 1

" fresh 1801

Fishing tackle 1802

Flagpoles 1802 i

Flags and banners 1802

Flavoring extracts 1802 I

*Flax twine 1802

♦Flooring 1802

Florists 1802 1

Flour 1803 1

mill builders 1803

mill machinery 1803 j

" supplies 1803

mills 1803

paste manufacturers 1803

♦Flowerpots 1803

Flowers, artificial 1803

Folding beds 1803

" sawing machines 1803

Food preservatives 1803

Foreign postage stamps ...1803

♦Forges, portable 1803

Forwarding agents 1804

" merchants 1804

Foundries 1804

♦Foundry facings 1804

PAGE.

♦Foundry supplies 1804

Frame makers 1804

Freighting, bay and river.. 1804

Fresco painters 1804

♦Fretwork 1804

Fringe manufacturers 1804

Fruit canners 1804

" dryers 1804

♦" evaporators 1804

" packers and shippers .1804
Fruits, dried, wholesale — 1804

" wholesale 1804

" and vegetables 1804

Funeral directors 1806

Fur dealers and furriers . . . 1806

♦Furnaces 1806

Furnished rooms 1806

Furnishing goods 1806

Furniture dealers 1806

" manufacturers 1807

♦ '• movers 1809

♦ " packing and shipping 1809
" second-hand 1809

♦ " storage 1809

Furriers 1809

Fuse manufacturers 1809

♦Galvanized iron 1 809

" iron cornices 1809

Galvanizers ... 1809

Game 1809

Garden implements 1809

Gardeners 1809

♦Gas and steam fitters 1809

" and steam fitters' sup-
plies 1810

♦ " brackets ...1810

" burners 1810

" engines 1810

♦ " fittings 1810

" fixtures 1810

♦ " lamps 1810

" light companies 1810

" lighting by electricitylSlO

" machines 1810

" pipe 1810

" pipe and fittings 1810

" regulators 1810

" stoves 1810

♦ " works machinery and

supplies 1810

♦Gasoline 1810

" engines 1810

♦Gasometer maimers 1810

Gangers 1810

♦Gauges , 1810

" steam and hydraulic. . 1810

Gears cut to order 1810

♦Gelatine 1811

General agents 1811

" brokers 1811

Gents' furnishing goods.... 1811

Gilders 1811

Gin importers 1811

Ginger ale manufacturers ..1811

♦Glass benders 1811

" bevelers 1811

" blowers 1811

" cathedral and colored. 1811
" cutters 1811

♦ " embossers 1811

♦ " engravers 1812

♦ " ground 1812

♦ " ornamental 1812

" plate 1812

♦ " signs 1812

" stainersandenamelersl8]2

" window 1812

" works 1812

Glassware 1812

♦Glazed terra cotta 1812

Glaziers 1813

Glove importers 1812

" manufacturers 1812

♦ " threads 1812

Glue manufacturers 1813

♦Glycerine refiners 1813

, Gold and silver refiners — 1813
' " beaters 1813

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Gold pen makers 1813

'» platers 1813

* " platers' supplies 1813

Gong manufacturers 1813

Grain brokers 1813

" dealers 1813

" dryers 1813

* " machinery 1813

" shippers 1813

Grainers 1813

Granite dealers 1813

Graphite manufacturers . . . 1813

*Grate bars 1813

Grates 1813

♦Grille work, wood 1813

Grinders and polishers 1813

*Grinding machinery 1813

Gristmills 1813

Grocers, wholesale 1814

" retail 1814

♦Grocers' specialties 1822

Guarantee companies 1822

Gunpowder 1822

Guns and pistols 1822

Gunsmiths 1822

Gutta percha goods 1822

♦Gymnasium supplies 1822

Gymnasiums 1822

Hair curled 1822

" dressers, ladies' 1822

" human 1823

" jewelry 1823

" plasterers' 1823

" restorative (manufac-
turers) 1823

Halls 1823

Handball and racquette

courts 1823

♦Handkerchiefs 1823

Hand pumps 1823

Hardware, wholesale 1823

" retail 1823

♦" specialties 1823

Hardwood grills 1824

" inlaid 1824

" lumber 1824

Harness and saddlery 1824

" hardware 1824

Hat manufacturers 1824

Hats and caps 1824

Hatters 1825

* " stock 1825

Hay and grain 1825

♦Heating apparatus 1825

Herbalists 1825

Hermetically sealed goods. 1825

Hides 1826

♦Hoisting machinery 1826

♦Hollow tile fire proofing... 1826

♦HoUowware 1826

♦Honey dealers 1826

Hops 1826

Horse clippers 1826

" clipping 1826

" clothing 1826

" coUarmakers 1826

♦Horse-power makers 1826

Horseradish dealers 1826

Horseshoe manufacturers . . 1826

♦" nails 1826

Horse shoers 1826

Hose 1827

" goods 1827

" pipe and coupling 1827

Hosiery 1827

Hospitals and asylums 1827

♦Hot water heaters 1827

Hotel registers 1827

Hotels 1827

House and sign painters. . .1828

" brokers 1828

" furnishing goods 1829

" raisers and movers 1829

" smiths 1829

♦Hydrants 1829

Hydraulic engineers 1829

* " machinery 1829

* " pipe 1829

PAGE.

Hydraulic pipe and fittings 1829
'• pumps 1829

Ice cream makers 1830

* " " freezers 1830

« dealers 1830

* " machines 1830

Incubators 1830

India rubber goods 1830

Indicators 1830

♦Injectors 1830

Ink manufacturers and

agents .1830

Inks 1830

Inlaid floors 1830

Instruments 1831

Insurance adjusters 1831

" agents 1831

•■ brokers 1832

" companies 1832

" " accident 1832

burglar 1832

fire 1832

" " guarantee.. 1833

life 1833

" " marine 1834

" " plate glass. 1834

" " real estate

title 1834

" steamboilerl834

Intelligence offices 1834

♦Interior finish 1834

Interpreters of languages.. 1834

Invalid goods 1834

Inventors 1835

Inves tment companies 1835

Iron and steel 1835

" bedsteads 1835

" brands 18a5

♦ " crestings 1835

" doors and shutters 1835

♦" fence builders 1835

" foundries 1835

" mining companies 1835

" pig 1835

♦ " pipe and fittings 1836

♦ " railings 1836

" scrap 1836

♦ " tanks 1836

" truss roofs 1836

" pipe 1836

♦Irrigating machinery 1836

" plants 1836

♦ " pumps 1836

Irrigation and canal com-
panies 1836

Italian delicacies 1837

♦Ivory goods 1837

" turners 1837

Japanese and Chinese

goods 1837

Japanners 1837

♦Jewelers, importers 1837

" manufacturing 1838

" retail 18,38

" tools 1838

" wholesale 1838

Jewelry case makers 1838

♦ " designers 1838

Junk dealers 1838

Jute manufacturers 1838

Kalsominers 18.S8

♦Kitchenware 1838

Knitted goods 1838

Kodaks ia38

Isabels 1838

♦Lace curtains 1838

Laces igss

Ladies' furnishing goods . . . 1839

" tailors 1839

♦Lager beer importers 1839

Lamp dealers 1839

♦ " manufacturers 1839

♦ " wicks 1839

Land agents 1839

PAGE.

Land associations 1840

" offices 1840

Landscape artists 1840

" gardeners 1840

♦Lantern slides 1840

Lanterns 1840

Lapidaries 1840

Lastmakers 1840

Lathes 1840

♦Laths, metal 1840

♦Launch builders 1840

Laundries 1840

Laundry machinery 1843

♦ " supplies 1843

♦Lawn mowers 1842

♦ " sprinklers 1842

♦Lead pencils 1842

" works 1842

Leaf tobacco 1843

♦Leather belting 1843

" dealers 1843

Leeches, importers 1843

♦Legal blanks 1843

♦Letter files 1843

♦" presses. 184§

Libraries, public 1843

♦Life preservers 1843

Lime dealers 1843

♦Linen threads 1843

Linens, importers 1843

♦Link belting and sprocket

wheels 1843

♦Linoleum 1843

♦Linseed oil 1843

Liquors, importers and

wholesale 1844

" retail 1844

Lithographers 1856

♦Lithographic materials . . . 1856

Live stock dealers 1856

Livery stables 1856

Loan agents 1856

" associations 1856

♦Loans 1856

♦Lock experts 1856

♦Locks 1856

Locksmiths 1856

♦Locomotives 1857

♦" logging 1857

♦Lodge furniture 1857

Lodging houses 1857

♦Logging jacks 1861

Looking-glasses 1861

♦Lubricating oils 1861

♦Lubricators and oilers 1861

Lumber dealers 1861

" surveyors 1861

Macaroni and vermicelli... 1863
♦Machine designers 1863

♦ " oils 1863

Machinery importers and

dealers 1863

" secondhand 1863

Machinists 1864

♦Machinists' and engineers'

supplies 1864

♦ " tools 1864

♦Magic lanterns 1864

Mailing and circulating

companies 1864

Maltsters 1865

♦Maltsters' supplies 1865

Manicures 1865

♦Mannocitin 1865

Mantels, marble 1865

" wood 1865

Manufacturers' agents 1866

Manufacturing chemists . . . 1866

Map colorers 1866

" engravers 1866

" mounters 1866

" publishers 1866

Marble dealers 1868

" sawmills 1866

" works 1866

Marine artists 1867

" surveyors 1867

Markets 1867

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1693

Masons

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1867

1867

Match manufacturers 1867

Mathematical instruments 1867

^^Matting 1867

Mattress makers 1867

Mechanical engineers 1867

♦Medalist..... 1868

^Medals 1868

Medicine manufacturers . . . 1868
Meerschaum pipe makers . . 1868
Men's furnishing goods,

wholesale 1868

" furnishing goods, re-
tail 1868

Mercantile agencies 1869

Merchandise brokers 1869

Merchant tailors 1869

Merchants 1869

*Metal engravers 1869

" Importers 1869

♦ " polish 1869

♦ " punches 1869

" roofers 1869

" spinners 1869

*" stamping 1869

Metallic signs 1869

Metallurgists 1869

*Metals 1869

♦Metaphysicians 1869

♦Microscopical supplies ...1869

Midwives 1870

Military and navy goods

and regalia 1870

♦Milk cans 1870

" condensed 1870

" dealers 1870

Mill builders 1871

" machinery 1871

" picks 1872

♦ " stones 1872

" supplies 1872

Milliners 1872

Millinery goods, wholesale 1872

" goods, retail 1872

Mills 1872

Millwrights 1872

♦Mimeographs 1873

Mineral waters, natural — 1873

Mineralogists 1873

Mining agencies 1873

" brokers 1873

" companies, coal, iron,

etc 1873

" companies, gold and

silver 1874

" companies, quicksil-
ver 1876

" engineers 1876

♦ " machinery 1876

" operators 1876

♦" pumps 1876

" secretaries 1876

" stockbrokers 1877

♦ " supplies 1877

♦ " tanks 1877

Mirrors 1877

Model makers 1877

♦Modeling clay 1877

♦Moldings 1877

♦Money brokers 1877

♦Monuments 1877

♦ " metal 1877

Morocco case makers 1877

" dressers 1877

♦Mortar 1878

♦Moulds 1878

Museums 1878

♦Mush manufacturers 1878

Music boxes 1878

" engravers 1878

" publishers 1878

Musical instrument dealers 1878

" instrument makers

and repairers 1878

Musicians 1878

Mustard manufacturers 1878

■Nail makers 1878

PAGE.

Native wines and brandies. 1878

Naturalists 1880

Nautical instruments 1880

Naval stores 1880

Neat's-foot oil 1880

Neckties, manufacturers ... 1880

♦Needles 1880

News agents 1880

Newspaper agents — 1880

Newspapers, periodicals,

etc 1882

" patent outsides 1882

Nickel platers 1882

Notaries public 1882

♦Notaries' seals 1883

Note brokers 1883

Notions 1883

♦Numbering machines 1883

Nurserymen 1883

Nurses 1884

♦" supplies 188.5

♦Nut manufacturers 1885

♦Nuts, wholesale 1885

Oculists and aurists 1886

♦Odorless excavating 1886

♦OfQce and store fixtures. . .1886

♦ " supplies 1886

♦Oil and artesian well sup-
plies 1886

" burners 1886

" cloth dealers 1886

" clothing 1886

♦ " cups

" manufacturers 1887

" pumps 1887

" stoves 1887

♦ " tanks 1887

♦Olive oil, California 1887

♦" oil importers 1887

Onyx works 1 887

Optical goods 1887

" instrument makers.... 1888

♦" projection 1888

Opticians 1888

Ore concentrators 1888

♦ " samplers

Organ builders

" importers

♦Oriental goods

♦Oxygen

Oyster dealers

" saloons

Packers, beef and pork

Packet agents

Packing box makers

♦ " steam

Paint manufacturers

♦ " manufacturers' agents.
Painters

" carriage

" fresco

" house, sign and orna-
mental

" roof

" ship

♦Painters' supplies

Paints, oils and glass

♦Paper and card novelties. 1892

♦" bags 1892

" box makers 1892

♦ " building 1892

" dealers 1892

" hangers 1892

" hangings 1892

" manufacturers 1892

" patterns 1892

♦ " rulers 1892

" stock 1892

Parasol makers 1892

♦Paris white 1892

♦Parquet floors 1893

Patent agencies 1893

♦ " articles 1893

" attorneys 1893

♦ " letters 1893

PAGE.

Patent medicines 1893

♦ " solicitors 1893

Pattern makers 1893

Patterns, paper 1894

Pavements 1894

Pawnbrokers 1894

Perfumery 1894

Periodicals 1894

♦Petroleum 1894

♦Pharmacists, manufactur-
ing 1894

Philatelists 1894

Philosophical instruments 1894
Phonographic reporters — 1894

Phonographs 1894

♦Photo-engravers 1894

♦ " lithographers 1894

Photographers 1895

" commercial and view. 1895

♦ " flashlight 1895

Photographic artists 1895

♦" experts 1895

" printers 1895

*" retouchers 1895

" supplies 1895

" views 1896

Phrenologists 1896

Physicians 1896

" female 1901

♦Physicians' electro-medi-
cal batteries 1901

Pianoforte importers 1901

" makers 1901

♦Piano string makers 1901

" teachers 1901

" tuners 1902

Pickle manufacturers 1902

Picture frame makers 1902

Pictures and engravings.. 1902

♦Pier builders 1902

Pig iron 1903

♦Pile covering 1903

♦ " drivers 1903

♦Pin manufacturers 1903

♦Pipe and fittings 1903

♦ " coils 1903

" drain, gas, etc 1903

♦ " sewer 1903

♦" wrought and cast iron. 1903

♦Pipes, smoking 1903

♦Planimeters 1903

Planing knives, manufac-
turers 1903

♦ " mill machinery 1903

" mills 1903

Plaster dealers 1903

" decorations 1903

" mills 1903

" paris 1903

Plasterers 1903

Plasterers' hair 1904

Plate glass 1904

Plated ware 1904

Pleating manufacturers ...1904

♦Plumbago 1904

Plumbers and gasfitters 1904

♦Plumbers' brass goods — 1905

" supplies 1905

♦Pneumatic machinery — 1905

♦Polish 1905

♦Polishers 1906

♦" wood 1906

Porcelain artists 1906

Pork packers 1906

♦Portable mills 1906

Portrait painters 1906

Postage stamp dealers — 1906

♦Posts and ties 1906

Potteries 1906

♦Potters' materials 1906

Poultry and game 1906

Powder-making machinery. 1906
" manufacturers and

agents 1906

♦Preserved fruits 1906

Press clipping bureau 1906

Pressed brick 1906

♦Presses, baling 1906

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GOLDEN WEST CLOTHING RENOVATORY.
Telephone Main USl r? Montgomery Street.

$1.00

The best for Oyster Dinners. Epicures invar-
iably call for them. Family Orders a Specialh.
Lowest prices. Stalls 68, 69, 70. 71, and 47
and 48 California Market Tel. 1329 M.

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♦Presses, boiler makers '...1906
*" printing 1906

♦ " soap 1906

♦ " tinners 1907

*" wine 1907

Printers, book and job 1907

*" copperplate 1908

" inks 1908

♦Printers' materials 1908

" rollers 1908

Produce commission 1908

Provision packers 1910

Provisions, wholesale 1910

Publishers 1910

*Pulleys 1911

*Pulverizers 19 1 1

*Pump manufacturers 1911

♦Pumping machinery, steaml9 1 1
Pumps 1913

♦ " air 1912

♦ " hand 1912

*" irrigation 1912

♦ " mining 1912

♦ " wine 1912

♦Punching and shearing

machinery 1912

Purchasing agents . . , 19 1 3

♦Pyrographers 1913

Quarries 1913

♦Quarrying machinery 1913

♦Quartz mill manufacturersl913

Quicksilver agents 1913

Radiators 1913

♦Rail and steel beams 1913

Railroad agencies 1913

" companies, steam 1913

street 1914

♦ " construction 1914

♦ " iron 1914

♦ " supplies 1914

" ticket brokers 1914

" ties 1914

♦Raisins 1914

Ranges 1914

♦ " manufacturers 1914

Rattan goods 1914

Real estate 1914

" agents 1915

" " associations ...1918

♦Reclamation plants 1918

♦Red rubber stamps 1918

♦Reflectors 1918

♦Refrigerating machinery. 1918

♦Refrigerators 1918

Regalia makers 1918

Registers, cash 1918

" portable street car. 1918
Repackers, merchandise... 1918

Restaurants ]9]8

♦Rice machinery 1921

Riding academies 1921

Riggers 1922

♦Rock-drilling machines . . . 1922
♦Roll grinding and corru-
gating 1922

♦Roller mills 1922

Rolling mills 1922

Roofers, asphaltum 1922

♦ " felt or composition... 1923
" metal ]923

♦ " pitch and gravel 1932

" slate 1922

Roofing materials 1922

♦Rope, wire 1932

♦Rosin importers 1922

♦Rubber belting 1923

" boots and shoes 1923

♦ " clothing 1933

" goods 1922

♦ " hose 1933

♦ " mold manufacturers ..1923
" stamps 1923

*Rugs 1923

Saddle tree manufacturers

and dealers 1923

♦Saddlers' threads 1923

♦Saddlers and harness mak-
ers 1923

PAGE.

Safe deposit companies 1924

" manufacturers 1924

♦ " movers 1924

♦ " openers 1924

Safes 1924

♦Sail duck 1934

♦ " twines 1924

Sailmakers 1924

Salmon canners 1924

♦" net threads 1934

♦Saloon fixtures 1934

Salt dealers 1924

Sanitariums 1925

♦Sanitary appliances 1925

♦ " goods 1925

♦Sash cords 1925

♦" weights 1925

Sashes 1925

Sauce and catsup makers.. 1925

♦Sauces, importers ... 1925

Sausage casings 1925

♦" importers 1935

" makers 1925

Saw fliers 1935

" manufacturers 1926

Sawdust and sand 1936

Sawmill machinery 1936

Sawmills 1926

Scales and balances 1926

♦School apparatus 1936

♦ " bells 1926

♦ " church and opera

chairs 1926

" furniture 1926

Schools , private 1926

Screen makers 1927

Sculptors 1937

Seal engravers 1937

♦ " press engravers 1927

♦ " presses 1927

Searchers of records 1927

Second-hand furniture 1927

Seeds and plants 1937

Sewer pipe 1938

♦ " traps ....1928

♦ " work 1928

♦Sewers 1928

♦Sewing machine attach-
ments 1928

♦" machine repairers 1928

♦ " " supplies 1928

" machines 1928

♦ " silks 1928

♦Sheep wash 1928

♦Sheet iron and steel pipe. .1928

♦ " metal workers 1928

♦ " metals 1938

" music 1928

Shells, marine 1928

♦Shingle manufacturers ...1928

Ship ballasters 1928

" biscuit makers 1928

" brokers 1938

" builders 1928

" carvers 1929

" chandlers 1929

♦" fittings, metal 1939

" joiners 1929

♦" materials 1929

♦ " plumbers 1929

" stores 1929

Shipping and conmiission

merchants 1929

" offices 1929

" registers 1929

Shipsmiths 1929

Shipwrights and calkers. ..1929

Shirt manufacturers 1929

Shirts, retai 1 1930

Shoe findings 1930

♦ " lasts 19.30

♦" machinery 1930

♦ " stock 1930

♦ " threads 1930

♦Shoes and dies, steel 1930

Shooting galleries 1930

Shorthand teachers 1930

Shot manufacturers 1930

PAGE.

Show cards 1930

" case makers 1930

Sidewalk elevators 1930

" lights .1930

Sidewalks 1931

♦Sifters and reels, bolting .1931
Sign cleaners 1931

" painters 1931

Signs 1931

" composition letters... 1931

♦ " metal 1931

♦" " and white enam-
eled 1931

Silk goods 1931

♦" hosiery 1931

♦" importers 1931

" manufacturers 1931

Silver-plated ware 1931

" platers 1932

" refiners 1932

" ware 1932

Silversmiths 1932

♦Skylights 1932

Slate quarries 1932

" roofers 1932

♦Slop hoppers 1932

♦Slot machines 1932

♦Smelting machinery 1932

" works 1932

♦Smokers' articles 1932

Soap makers 1932

♦" makers' supplies 1933

♦Society badges 1933

♦ " goods 1933

Soda 1933

" water apparatus 1933

" " manufacturers . 1933

♦ •• '• manufacturers'

supplies 1933

Solar printers 1933

♦Solder manufacturers 1933

♦Sorghum mills 1933

Spar makers 1933

♦Speaking tubes 1933

Spice mills 19.33

Sponges, wholesale 1933

Spool cotton 1933

♦ " silk 1933

Sporting goods 1933

♦Spraying outfits 1933

♦" machines 1933

♦Spring twines 1933

♦Sprocket wheels and link

belting 1933

Stables, livery 1933

" sale 1934

Stage companies 1934

Stainers, glass 1935

Stair builders 1935

♦ " " iron 1935

Stamp dealers 1935

Stamping and pinking 1935

♦ " and stamped goods ...1935

Stamps, rubber 1935

♦Starch manufacturers 1935

♦Stationary engines 1935

Stationers, manufacturing. 1935

" wholesale 1935

" retail 1935

Statisticians 1936

Statuary and monuments.. 1936

♦ " '■ " metal. 1936
♦Steam engine builders — 1936

" engines 1936

" fitters 1936

♦ " fitters' supplies 1936

♦ " gauges 1936

♦" heating apparatus — 1936

♦ " packing 1936

♦ " pipe and fittings 1936

" power 1937

♦" pumps 1937

♦ " radiators 1937

♦ " traps 1937

" whistles 1937

Steamboat companies 1937

Steamship agencies 1937

" companies 1937

The Bulletin

DELIVERED ANYWHLRE.

Kifty Cents Per Montla.

Telephone Main 826.

WT-j r\TJ \ Yilill \ \J IMPORTBR OP Selected vintages of

. JD. LllAriVlAiX, • • • ^ barton & OUESTIERS Fine Bordeaux and

123 CALIFORNIA STREET.

INDEX OF BUSINESS CLASSIFICATIONS.

PAGE.

Steamship supplies 1937

Steel importers 1937

" plate engravers 1937

* " stamps 1937

Stencil cutters 1938

* " stock 1938

Stenographers 1938

*Step ladders 1938

*Stereopticons 1938

Stereotypers 1938

Stevedores 1938

Stock brokers 1938

Stone, artificial 1938

" dealers 1938

* " ware 1938

Storage 1938

* " batteries 1938

*Store fixtures 1938

" service companies 1938

Stove manufacturers 1938

" pipe elbows 1939

♦Stoves, coal oil.... 1939

" and tinware 1939

* " second-hand 1939

*Straw goods, importers ...1939

" works 1939

Street railroad companies. 1939
♦Structural iron work for

buildings 1939

Stucco work 1940

Stump pullers 1940

Submarine divers 1940

Subscription book agencies 1940

*Sugar machinery 1940

*" planters 1940

" refiners 1940

Sulphur dealers 1940

Surety companies 1940

Surgical institutes 1940

" instruments 1940

Surveyors 1940

*" instruments 1940

" lumber 1940

" marine 1941

Suspender makers 1941

♦Suspension bridge buildersl941

Syrups and coi-dials 1941

Tack manufacturers 1941

♦Tags 1941

Tailors, merchant 1941

<« ladies' 1944

Tailors' trimmings 1944

Tallow dealers 1944

Tamale makers 1944

♦Tanbark dealers 1944

Tank manufacturers 1944

♦Tanks, iron 1944

Tanners and curriers 1944

♦Tanners' supplies 1945

Taxidermists 1945

Tea importers 1945

" and coffee dealers 1945

Teachers, banjo 1945

' ' bookkeeping 1945

" cookery 1945

" dancing 1945

" drawing and painting 1945

" dress cutting 1945

" electrical engineering 1945

" elocution 1946

" embroidery 1946

" fencing 1946

" guitar 1946

" gymnastics 1946

" languages 1946

" music 1946

" navigation 1949

" needlework 1949

" penmanship 1949

" riding 1949

" shorthand 1949

" telegraphy 1949

" type writing 1949

" violin 1949

" wood carving 1949

Telegraph companies 1949

" supplies. 1950

Telephone companies 1950

PAGE.

Telephone supplies 1950

♦Telephones, acoustic and

electric 1950

♦Ten pins and balls 1950

Tent makers 1950

Terra cotta manufacturers 1950

Theaters 1950

♦Theatrical goods 1950

♦Ticket punches 1950

Tiles 1950

♦Tiling, rubber 1950

Timber dealers 1950

Tin can makers 1950

" roofers 1951

* " and sheet iron import-
ers 1951

" and sheet iron workers 1951

Tinners' stock 1951

Tinware 1951

Tobacco, leaf 1951

" manufacturers 1951

" wholesale 1951

" retail 1951

Toilet articles, importers.. 1951
♦" preparations, retail... 1951

Tool manufacturers . 1951

♦Tools 1951

♦Tortilla mills 1951

Towboats 1951

Towel companies 1953

Toys, importers 1952

" retail 1953

Transfer companies 1952

Translators 1952

Transportation companies. 1952

Trees, ornamental 1952

♦Trimmings, gold and silverl952

Tripe dealers 1952

♦Triple sewer pipes 1952

Trunk makers 1952

Truss makers 1952

Trust companies 1952

Tug-boat companies 1952

Tule goods 1952

♦Turkish baths 1953

Turners, wood and ivory... 1953

Twines 1953

Type case makers 1953

" founders 1953

Typesetting machines 1954

Typewriting 1954

" machines 1954

" supplies 1954

Umbrella and parasol

makers 1954

Undertakers 19.54

Undertakers' goods 1954

Underwriters, agents of — 1954

♦Uniforms 1955

Upholsterers 1955

Upholstery and drapery

trimmings 1955

" goods 1955

♦Useful inventions 1955

Valve manufacturers 1955

♦Valves 1955

Varieties 1955

Varnish manufacturers 1957

♦Varnishers and polishers .1957

Varnishes .....1957

♦Vases, terra cotta 1957

♦Vault lights 1957

♦Ventilating fans 1957

Ventilators 1957

Vermicelli manufacturers .1957

Veterinary surgeons 1957

Viaduct builders 1958

Vinegar manufacturers — 1958

♦Vineyards 1958

♦Vulcanized fiber 19.58

Wagon importers 1958

" makers 1958

" materials 1958

♦Wall paper 1958

Warehouses 1958

♦Washers, axle 1959

Washing machines 1959

" powder manufacturersl959

PAGE.

Watchcase makers 1959

Watch importers 1959

Watchmakers and jewelers 1959
Watchmakers' materials ..I960

Water closets, patent 1960

" companies 1960

♦ " filters 1960

♦ " gates 1960

♦ " heaters 1960

♦ " " and fittings ..I960

♦ " motors 1960

" pipe 196

♦ " tanks 196

" wheels 196

♦ " works builders 196

♦ " " supplies 196

Wax engravers 196

Weather strips 1961

♦ " vanes 196

♦ " " supplies 196

Well borers 196

♦" borers' tools 196

Whalebone 196

Wharf builders 196

Wheelwrights 196

Whip makers 196

White lead manufacturers. 196

♦" metal castings 196:

Whiteners 196

♦ Whitewashers 1962

Wig makers 1962

Willow ware 1962

Windmills 1962

Window and house cleaners 1962

" glass 1962

♦ " shade manufacturers . 1962
" shades 1962

♦Wine-making machinery.. 1962
" presses 1963

♦ " pumps 1963

♦ " tanks 1963

♦Winery suppl ies 1963

Wines and liquors 1963

♦Wire 1963

♦ " baling 1963

" cloth manufacturers.. 1963

♦ " fencing, barbed 1963

♦ " floral designs ; 1963

" goods and workers .... 1963

♦ " guards 1965

♦ " insulated 1965

" manufacturers 1965

*" nails, manufacturers.. 1965

♦ " netting, manufacturersl965
" rope manufacturers... 1965

♦ " " tramways 1965

♦" screens 1965

♦" telegraph and tele-
phone 1965

" woven mattress ma-
kers 1965

Wood and coal 1965

♦ ' ' and ivory works 1967

♦ " and photo-engraving.. 1967
♦" carpets 1967

" carvers 1967

" dealers 1967

" engravers 1967

♦ " letters 1967

♦ " novelties 1967

" turners 1967

♦" working machinery — 1967

Wooden and willow ware . . 1967
" ware manufacturers . . 1967

Wool dealers 1967

" graders and packers.. 1968

'• pullers 1968

" scouring 1968

Woolen mill agencies 1968

" mills 1968

♦Worsted goods 1968

♦ " yarns 1968

♦Wreckers 1968

Yacht builders 1968

Yeast manufacturers 1968

" powders 1968

Zinc castings 1968

Zincographers 1968

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INCORPORATED MAY 7, 189S

SAN FRANCISCO

t PURPOSES OF THE ASSOCIATION

g The elevation of the profession of Public Accountants and the establishment in

a one body of those who are practicing as such in the State of California.

o The dissemination of professional knowledge and the inculcation of sound prac-

. u tice in accounting and auditing.

g To increase the confidence of the banking, mercantile and general community in

the employment of recognized Accountants and Auditors by admitting to the Institute
such persons only as shall pass satisfactory examinations in the theory and practice

■^ of the work, and by the prevention of illegal and dishonorable practices.

■H It is also one of the purposes of the Institute to furnish experienced Public

^ Accountants specially qualified for each particular branch of business.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

J. B. FARNUM, President, Manager Pacific T. E. ATKINSON, Public Accountant and

Bank. Auditor.

J. L. FIELDS, ist Vice-President, Secretary T. A. KIRKPATRICK, Public Accountant and

State Board of B. & L. Ass. Commission Auditor.

A. C. HOPKINSON, 2d Vice-President, Public A. WENZELBURGER, Public Accountant and

Accountant and Auditor. Adjuster.

FRANK FRISBEE, of Frisbee, Risdon & Co. ALEX. J. YOUNG, Public Accountant.
W. G. LANGDON, Public Accountant.

T. E. ATKINSON, Secretary, 419 California Street, Room 2.

MEMBERS

Fellows Address

T. E. ATKINSON 419 California Street. Room 2, San Francisco

PAUL BUNKER No. 210 Montgomery Street,

JAS. L. FIELDS No. 109 California Street, Room 4,

FRANK FRISBEE No. 132 Market Street, Room 5,

HUGH FOSTER No. 202 Market Street, "

A. C. HOPKINSON Stockton, Cal.

T. A. KIRKPATRICK No. 22 California Street, Room 11, San Francisco

W. G. LANGDON No. 23 Davis Street, Room 15,

R. E. McGILL No. 405 California Street, "

A. WENZELBURGER No. 508 California Street,

ALEX. J. YOUNG No. 210 Montgomery Street, 7th Floor, Room 4, "

Associates Address

JOHN CRAWFORD No. 406 California Street, San Francisco

NORMAN MCLAREN No. 307 Sansome Street,

W.M. S. JACK No. 421 California Street,

J. E. FARNUM No. 530 California Street,

JOHN HENDERSON No. 511 Sansome Street,

J. A. LANGSTROTH . . . , ■ No. 532 California Street,

J. L. PVORMANN No. 313 Battery Street,

H. A. ROSENQUIST No. 532 California Street,

W. P. SULLIVAN No. 100 Market Street,

T. E. ATKINSON, Secretary

No. 419 California Street, Room 2
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Supplies.

T. P. ANDREWS,
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CROCKER-LANGLEY

SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY,

F^OR THK YEAR COJVIMENCING APRIL, 1896.

CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DEPARTMENT.

ABS

CROCKER-LANGLEY DIRECTORY.

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Abstracts of Title.

(See Searchers of Records.)

Academies.

(See Scliools— Private.)

Accountants.

♦(Society Public Accountants. See Advertise-
ment on opposite page.)
Armstrong W. Wallace, 508 California, room 28
♦ATKINSON THOMAS E., 419 California, room 2

Ofaceof No. 419 California St.

UNION MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO. Roo^^s 1 and 2.
T. E. ATKINSON
Public Accountant and Auditor

SAN FRANCISCO.
Secretary of California Insiitute of
Public Accountants.

Ball George A., 530 California, room 57
Barrow, Wade, Guthrie & Co., 8 Mills Bldg, 6th
floor

BARROW, WADE, GUTHRIE & CO.
Public Accountants
and Auditors, Etc.

Rooms, Mills Bldg., 6th Floor, San Francisco.

Berry William F., 120 Sutter, room 55
Bowers William, 331 Pine, room 20
*BUNKER PAUL, 210 Montgomery

Office with

California Title Insurance and Trust Co.

Mills Building. Telephone 1811.

PAUL BUNKER

EXF^ERX ACCOUrM-TAIM-r

References: Pope & Talbot, C. A. Hooper & Co.,
Pacific Pine Lumber Co., Mutual Savings
Bank, California Title Insurance and Trust
Co.

CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC AC-
COUNTANTS, 419 California, room 2
♦CRAWFORD JOHN, 406 California
Dunn Horace D., 610 Montgomery

♦Fields James L., 109 California, room 4
Folger Daniel W., 530 California, room 38
Foster Hugh, 202 Market
♦FRISBEE FRANK, 132 Market
FRISBEE, RISDON & CO., 132 Market
GREY RICHARD H., 207 Battery, room 19
Hammond Anselm C, 39-40 Merchants' Ex-
change Bldg
Harries Julian B., 320 Sansome, room 61
HASSELL J. J. (expert and consulting), 3 Cali-
fornia
Herman Henry L., 512 California
Hoesch John, 430 Geary
Horton Joseph B., 27 Steuart
Jack William S., 421 California
JENKIN J. (Barrow, Wade, Guthrie & Co.), 8

Mills Bldg, 6th floor
*Kirkpatrick Thomas A., 22 California, room 11

*LANGDON WALTER G.,

109 California, room 15

Lavery Joseph G., 423 California
Loewenstein Herman, 304 Spreckels Bldg

LUTGEN CHARLES F.,

office 218 California, room 7

Main A. T., 45-48 Crocker Bldg

MATHEWS H. E. & SON, 120 Sutter, room 27

♦McGill Robert E., 405 California

McLaren NORMAN, 307 Sansome, room 5

Merchants' Clearing House, 330 Pine

Morgan & Hanson, 216 Bush

Pattee Solon, 509 Montgomery

Piatt Alfred G., .307 California

Pope John F., 538 Sacramento

Ryst Otto, 421 Mission

Schneider Edward W., 705 Spreckels Bldg

Tarr Samuel H., 61 Nucleus Bldg

Van Bokkelen William A. M., 56 Nevada Block

Wadham Luman, 530 California, room 38

♦Wenzelburger Adolf, 512 California

Wyneken George, 5, 4th

♦Young Alexander J., 4 Mills Bldg, 7th floor

Acids— Manufacturers,

(See Chemical Works.)

Adjusters— Fire Losses.

Andrfe Anthony A., 221 Sansome

Associated Law and Adjustment Co., 719-720

Spreckels Bldg
Duffy Thomas J., 439 California
Farnsworth Edward P., 401 California, room 4
Fisher Godfrey, 106 Leidesdorffl
Gunnison Albert R., 439 California
Gurrey Alfred R., 401 California, room 4

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Jack William S., 421 'California
Lavery Joseph G., 423 California
Logan James F., 621 Mission
Meade Calvert, 420 California, room 23
Mel Louis, 514 California
Morrison Edwin C, 514 California
Naunton Robert H., 223 Safe Deposit Bldg
Neilson Alexander, 106 Leidesdorfl
Nichols Sheldon K., 410 California
Outcalt Peter, 209 Sansome
Pease William C, 401 California, room 4
Sexton William, 409 California, room 6
Swyney Thomas N., 508 California, room 3
Wenzelburger Adolph, 512 California
Wetzlar Alexander J., 106 Leidesdorfl
White Warren S., 223 Safe Deposit Bldg
Wilson David B., 223 Safe Deposit Bldg

Adjusters— Marine Losses.

Gibbs Cornelius V. S., 303 California
Gibbs William C, 303 California
Johnson & Higgins, 315 California

Advertising Agents.

Brady George P., 523 Market

California Adsigns Co., 204 Sutter

Cosmopolitan Advertising Agency, 729 Mont-
gomery

Dake's E. C. Advertising Agency, 64-65 Mer-
chant's Exchange Bldg

FISHER L. P., 21 Merchant's Exchange Bldg

L. P. FISHER

Newspaper Advertising Agent

21 Merchants' Exchange Building.
Telephone Main 1738

Forman Sands W. Clock Co., 61 Merchant's Ex-
change Bldg

FOSTER JOHN F., 307 Sansome, rooms 10-11

J. F. FOSTER

Railroad Car Advertiser and

Manufacturers' Agfent

Correspondence Solicited.

307 SANSOME STREET, S. F.

Great American Stereopticon and Concert Co.,

23, 1st
Kellogg G. H., 330 Pine, room 58
Lowell John F., 412 Pine
Macpherson Fred, 6 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
Macsorley A. & Co., Ill Stevenson
McCarthy Patrick E., 321 Montgomery

Pacific Advertising Service,

Plato & Treyser contractors, bill posting,
sign painting, distributing, mailing, etc.,
covering the entire Pacific Coast. Esti-
mates given. Main ofllce 206 Sansome

PACIFIC STATES ADVERTISING BUREAU.
405-407 Sansome

Plato & Treyser, 206 Sansome

PoUak Arnold, 209 Sansome

POLLAK'S COSMOPOLITAN

ADVERTISING AGENCY, advertisements
taken for aU foreign publications, 729
Montgomery, oflBce of La Voce del Popolo

Publicitv Co. The, 523 Market
Rosello William C, 5, 4th

SIEBE & GREEN,

SE cor Market and llth

Sorenson S., 78314 Market
Sterling Si, Dunphy, 538 Commercial

rr\t ^w — X -| -| J • Has the largest circulation of

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W-pv /^TT 4 "DH T A \T IMPOETEB OF BELECTED VINTAGES OF

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Theatre Curtain Advertising Co., i
West Coast Advertising Bureau, 58, 1st
Western Mailing Bureau, 300 Post
Wheeler Publishing Co., 23 Clay
Wilder & Co., S^H Geary

* Advertising Novelties.

Golden Gate Promoting Co.,

91 Clironlcle Bldg

♦ Advertising Signs.

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Agents.

(See respective headings.)

Agricultural Implements.

Allison, Neff & Co., 431-423 Market

BAKER & HAMILTON, NW cor Pine and Davis

Benicia Agricultural Works (Benicia, Cal.), NW

cor Pine and Davis
Burge & Donohoo Co., 220 Sansome, room 4
Deere Implement Co., 305-307 Market
Deering Harvester Co., 305-307 Market
Hooker & Co., 16-18 Drumm
Jackson Byi'on Machine Works, 625, 6th
Oliver Chilled Plow Works, 37 Market
Osborne D. M. & Co., 27 Main
Whitman & Barnes Manufacturing Co. , 33 Maket

* Air Compressors.
FULTON ENGINEERING AND SHIP BUILDING

WORKS, 213, 1st
MORRIS H. D. & Co., 141-143, 1st
PARKE & LACY CO., 21-23 Fremont
RIX COMPRESSED AIR MACHINERY CO., 11-

13, 1st

* Air Pumps.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

•138-140-142 Fremont

* Alarms— Electric- Burglar.

(See also Burglar Alarms.)
KLEIN'S JOHN M. ELECTRICAL WORKS, 421-
423 Montgomery

Ale and Porter— Brewers and Agents.

Bumell & Co., 409 Battel y

Phoenix Brewery, 528 Noe

SHERWOOD & SHERWOOD, agents Burke's
Bass' Ble, Burke's Guinness' Dublin Porter
in stone and glass. Joule's Ale, Bass' Ale,
Guinness' Stout in bulk, 212-214 Market

St. Louis Brewery, 1524-1526 Pacific Av

WOLFF WILLIAM & CO., 327-329 Market

Alkali.

(See Chemical Works.)

Aluminum.

Aluminum Novelty Co., 110 Sutter

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont
MARWEDEL C. F., 58, 1st
MOISE L. H., 320 Sansome, room 68
Pacific Metal Works, 137-139, 1st
PACIFIC TOOL AND SUPPLY CO.,

100-104, 1st

♦Aluminum Bronze.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

•Aluminum Goods.

Palace Hardware Co., 603 Market

•Amalgamating Machines.
Star Placer and Amalgamator Machine Co., 41
Fremont

UNION IRON WORKS,

Office 222 Market, works Potrero

Denniston E. G., 653 Mission

* Amalgamating Plates.
CENTRAL PLATING WORKS, 8.52 Mission
San Francisco Novelty and Plating Works, 68-

74, 1st

Amber Goods.

(See also Watches and Jewelry.)
Fortrlede Henry, 322 Bush
Heininger Charles P., 526 Market

Ammonia.

(See also Chemical Works.)
California Ammonia Works, 614, 7th
Pacific Ammonia and Chemical Co., NW cor.
Francisco and Webster

* Ammonia Anhydrous.
CYCLOPS IRON WORKS, 115-117 Beale
HERRMANN & CO., 309-311 Sacramento

* Ammunition.

(See also Arms and Ammunition.)
BAKER & HAMILTON. NW cor Pine and Davis
UNION METALLIC CARTRIDGE CO., I. R. D.

Grubb agent, 517-519 Market

Amusements— Places of

Auditorium, NE. cor Eddy and Jones

Baldwin Theatre, 936 Market

Bay District Race Track, E s 5th Av bet A and
Fulton

Bella Union Theatre, 805 Kearny

Boyton Paul Chute Co., S s Haight bet Clayton
and Cole

California Theatre, N s Bush bet Kearny and
Grant Av

Children's Play Grounds, Golden Gate Park

Chinese Theatre, 723 Jackson

COLUMBIA THEATRE, W s Powell bet Eddy
and Ellis

Cremorne Theatre, 771 Market

Edison Phonograph and Kinetoscope, Arcade
946 Market

Grove Street Theatre, N s Grove bet Polk and
Van Ness Av

Grover's Alcazar Theatre, 116 O'Farrell

Ingleside Race Track, Ocean Av nr Ingleside
House

Morosco's Grand Opera House, N s Mission bet
3d and 4th

New Bush Street Theatre, S s Bush bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny

OLYMPIC THEATRE, 105 Grant Av

Orpheum Theatre, 115-117 O'Farrell

People's Palace, SW cor Eddy and Mason

Potrero Opera House, E s Tennessee bet Mari-
posa and Solano

South San Francisco Opera House, SW cor 14th
Av South and Railroad Av

Standard Theatre, N s Bush bet Montgomery
and Kearny

Thalia The, junction Market and Turk

Tivoli Opera House, 28-32 Eddy

Analytical Chemists.

(See Chemists— Analytical.)

Anchors.

(See Ship Chandlers.)

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Cary Manufacturing Co,

Band Iron and Corner Fasteners

Chaps' Smelting Co.

Only Refiners of California Antimony
Buyers of Antimony, Real Ores

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Manville Covering for Pipes and Boilers

422=426
,ElAHK. ^^"^'•y street

\W\i Upper Floors

Telephone, Main 1079

* Antimony Refiners.
SOLOMON C. JR., 423-426 Battery

Apothecaries.

(See Druggists— Retail.)

Architects ,

Anderson Isaac, 19 Mills Bldg, 9th floor

Armitage William H., 319-321 Phelan Bldg

Banks William O., 126 Kearny

Barnett Absalom Jr., 82 Flood Bldg

Berger Gabriel A., 126 Kearny

Bordwell George A., 318 Pine, room 37

Brown B. Allen, 97 Donohoe Bldg

Bugbee & Gash, 43 Merchants' Exchange Bldg

Burns Howard, 916 Market

Cebian John G., 114 Montgomery

Clark John J., 83 St. Ann's Bldg

Clinch Bryan J., 126 Kearny, room 56

Colley Charles J., 67 Flood Bldg

Comstock Nelson A., 91 Donohoe Bldg

Copeland & Pierce, 126 Kearny

Coshead & Coshead, 120 Sutter

Curlett William, 316 Phelan Bldg

Curtis John M. 126 Kearny

Cuthbertson W. Jones, 93 Flood Bldg

DALEY ROBERT H.,

216 Post

Day Clinton, 4 Mutual Life Bldg, 5th floor

Depierre Emil, 334 Kearny

De Prosse & Meussdorffer, 97-98 St. Ann's Bldg

Devlin Charles J. I., 305 Larkin

Donohoe Patrick J., 330 Pine, room 18

Everett Oliver, 136 Kearny

Fennell James A., 927 Market

Geddes Charles, 415 Montgomery, room 16

Geilfuss Henry, 120 Fulton

Godart Jules, 307 Sansome, room 14

Goddard George H., 529 Golden Gate Av

GRAY BROTHERS, 316 Montgomery

Hamilton William H., 409 California, room 1
Harcourt James M., 420 California, rooms 8-9
Haupt Oscar, 95 Flood Bldg
HAVENS CHARLES I., 55 Flood Bldg
HAVENS & TOEPKE, 55 Flood Bldg
HENRIKSEN B. E., 121 Post
Hermann & Swain, 120 Sutter
Herold Rudolph A., 343 Phelan Bldg
Howard George H., 238 Crocker Bldg
JACKSON P. H. & CO., 228-330, 1st (See adver-
tisement on opposite page)
Jepson Joseph C, 418 California, room 7
John Emil, 14 Grant Av
Kelley James M. (marine), 40 California
Kinitzer & Barth, 601 California
Kenna Joseph F., 420 Montgomery, room 38
Kidd John T., 36 Donohoe Bldg
Koenig Charles, 11a Henry
Koenig William, 51 Tremont Av
Kollofrath Edmund, 933 Market
Krafft Julius E., 819 Market, room 41
Laist & Schwerdt, 727 Spreckels Bldg
Laver& Mullany, 93 Flood Bldg
Lillie William H., 103-104 St. Ann's Bldg
Littlefield Joseph H., 126 Kearny
LoRomer John B., 935 Market
Lutgens Adolph C, 125 Phelan Bldg
Lyon Moses J., 120 Sutter
Macy Henry C, 208 Kearny
Mahoney & Ryland, 74 Flood Bldg
Marquis John, 4 California, room 15
Martens & Coffey, 819 Market, room 20
Mathisen J. B., 238 Crocker Bldg
McDougall B. & Son, 330 Pine, rooms 61-62

I Mitchell Harold D., 126 Kearny
Mooser William, 14 Grant Av
Mooser William Jr., 14 Grant Av

I Newsom J. Gather. 819 Market, room 44

I Newsom John J. and Thomas D., 49 Merchants'
Exchange Bldg
Newsom Samuel, 3 Mills Bldg, 8th floor
Oakey Alexander F., 520-522 Spreckels Bldg

I O'Brien Smith, 126 Kearny

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Architects— Cont'd.
Pare Aime, 420 Montgomery, room 22
Pelton John C, 216 Bush, room 53
Percy & Hamilton, 532 Market
Pfarrer Alexander R., 1029 Noe
Pissis & Moore, 307 Sansome, room 16
Polk & Polk, 223 Post
Portois Pierre, 519 Montgomery
RABIN FREDERICK P., 504 Kearny, rooms 15-16
Rednall William W., 2312 Market
Reid Bros., 700-704 Spreckels Bldg
Richardson Alexander W., 1907^4 Mission
ROBERTSON C. F., 74 Donohoe Bldg
Ross Ttomas P., 43 Columbian Bldg
ROUSSEAU CHARLES M., 927 Market, room 523
Salfleld & Kohlberg, 339 Kearny
Schulze Henry A., 94 Flood Bldg
Schweinfurth A. C, 223 Crocker Bldg
Shea & Shea, 26 Montgomery
Smith & Freeman, 206 Sansome
Sutton Albert, 331 Pine, room 6
Steinberg Gustav, 29 Cook
Swain Edward R., 227 Crocker Bldg
Vogel Edward J., 12 Montgomery
Townsend & Wyneken, 515 California
Welsh Michael J., 104 Donohoe Bldg
Welsh Thomas J., 95 Flood Bldg
Wharfl William H., 1839 Green
White Robert H., 104 Flood Bldg
WILKINS de WINTON W. (naval), 3 Harrison
Wilson Charles R., 315 Phelan Bldg
Wolfe George H., 935 Market, room 15
Wolfe James E., 935 Market, room 15
Wood Fred B., 214 Pine, room 57
Wright & Sanders, 418 California
Zweirlein C, 1612 Grove

Architects' Supplies.
CROCKER H. S. CO., 215-219 Bush
Sanborn, Vail & Co., 741 Market

* Architectural Iron Works.

(See also Iron Foundries.)
BAY CITY IRON WORKS, 103-105 Fremont and

323-325 Mission
Bruce Alexander M., Channel bet 17th and 18th
California Art Metal Works, 49-51 Fremont
Coppieters & Moekel, 21-23 Jessie
Golden West Iron Works, 119 Beale
JACKSON P. H. & CO., 228-230 1st
Ralston Iron Works, 222-224 Howard
San Francisco Novelty and Plating Works, 68-

72, 1st

* Architectural Terra Cotta.

GLADDING, McBEAN&CO

1358-1360 MARKET ST.

STEIGER A. SONS, 20-22, 8th

Arms and Ammunition.

(See also Gunsmiths, also Powder Manufac-
turers.)
Allen E. T. Company, 416 Market
BAKER & HAMILTON, NW cor Pine and Davis
Bekeart Philip B., 159 New Montgomery
Browning & Bremer, 820 Kearny
Clabrough, Golcher & Co., 605 Market
COLT'S PATENT FIRE ARMS MANUFACTUR-
ING CO., I. R. D. Grubb agent, 517-519 Market
Kearny Street Cash Gun Store, 529 Kearny
Ladd Edwin H., 9, 3d
Liddle R. Co., 110 Montgomery
Mariani Stephen, 131, 23d
Remington Arms Co., 418-420 Market
San Francisco Arms Co., 310 Pine, rooms 15-17
Shreve George W., 739 Market
Smith & Wesson, 159 New Montgomery
UNION METALLIC CARTRIDGE CO., I. R. D.

Grubb agent, 517-519 Market
Winchester Repeating Arms Co., 418-420 Market

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San Francisco Art Association, SE cor Cali-
fornia and Mason

* Art Glass.

(See also Glass Cutlers, Stainers, etc.)
CALIFORNIA ART GLASS, BENDING AND

CUTTING WORKS, 103-105 Mission
Hausmann Bros., 18-20 Sutter
Pacific American Decorative Co., 26 O'Farrell

* Art Rooms.

Gump S. & G., 113 Geary

ITO SOTOMI & CO., 116 Sutter

jMorris & Kennedy, 21 Post

NATHAN, DOHRMANN & CO., 122-132 Sutter

Vickery W. K., 224 Post

Art Scliools.

(See Teachers' Drawing, etc.)

* Artesian Well Borers.

(See also Well Borers.)
LOWE JULIUS W., 126 Kearny, room 21 See
advertisement on opposite page

* Artesian WeU Pipe.

(See also Water Pipe.)
SMITH FRANCIS & CO., m Beale

* Artesian well Supplies.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

Artificial Flowers.

(See also Millinery Goods.)
Goehring Adolph, 913 Mission
McCarthy O. Mrs., 525 Taylor
Murphy Annie Miss, 1803 Howard
Rubin Antone, 103 Post
Spencer John C, 1024 Market
Vestey Elizabeth Mrs., 440. 3d

Artificial Limbs.

Chicago Artificial Limb Co., 26 Geary
San Francisco Artificial Limb Co., Menzo
Spring, 9 Geary

OAKLAND.

REED ROBERT, 954 Broadway

Artificial Stone.
Bonnet Bonnet, 100 Montgomery Av
California Concrete Co., 14 Post
City Street Improvement Co., 11 Mills Bldg, 5th

floor
Gushing- We tmo re Co., 508 California, room 9
Ernest William, 234 Montgomery
Gilette Secondo, 40 New Montgomery

GOODMAN GEORGE,

307 Montgomery

GEORGE GOODMAN

Patentee and Manufacturer of

ARTIFICIAL STONE

IN ALL ITS BRAXCHES
Schillinger's Patent Sidewalk

and Garden Walk a Specialty.
Office, 307 Montgomery St., Nevada Block

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

GRAY BROTHERS, 316 Montgomery
Griese Carl, 40 New Montgomery
Haun C. C. W., 413, 28th
JACKSON P. H. & CO., 228-230, 1st
Lynch Andrew, Clement nr 13th Av
McGilvray John D. & Co., SW cor 2d and King
Marquardsen Marcus, 1824'/^ Stockton
PETERSEN H. M. & CO., 313 Montgomery
Quast Charles, .303 Montgomery

SAN FRANCISCO ARTIFICIAL STONE PAV-
ING CO., 313 Montgomery

San Francisco Paving Co., 510 Safe Deposit
Bldg

Staack & Grussel, 327 Pine

Stettin Herman, 815 Cole

Vaughan Hiram G.. 510 Safe Deposit Bldg

Warringholz Reiner, n3'/4 Wildey

WILLIAMS, BELSER & CO., 302 Montgomery,
room 2

Williams &Belser, 302 Montgomery, room 2

Williams & Woods, 302 Montgomery, room 2

* Artistic Furniture.
Fink& Schindler, 1309-1315 Market

Artists.
Barozzi V. Emanuel, 231 Post
Bayley Josephine Miss, 728 Montgomery
Bender Sarah E. Miss, 231 Post
Benner A. Miss, 711 Leavenworth
Bodel A.,514Post

Artists— Crayon.

Demuth A. A., 830 Mission
DePoy Ella Miss, 428 Golden Gate Av
Eichenberg Elise F. Miss, 15 Sanchez
Grottkau Paul, 3 Grace Terrace
Jacobs Birdie Miss. 2011 Pine
JouUin Amedee, 609 Sacramento
Kennift J. J. Mrs., 1004 Valencia
LaMontagne Harry, 14 McAllister
LeLong Minnie V., 1211'/2 Eddy
Mackey Lizzie Miss, 811, 17th
McQuarrie John, 51 City Hall Av
Monaco John B., 702 Market
Reaser Wilber A., 728 Montgomery
Reichard Theophilus. 25 Post
Rorphuro Julius J., 599 Ellis
RossMarvH. Mrs., 308 Post
Shoaff Sarah E. Mrs., 138 McAllister
Smith J. Henry Mrs., 309 Eddy
Straus Meyer, 96 Flood Bldg
Taylor Minnie Miss, 231 Post
Thompson Kate C. Miss, 621i/4 Valencia
Unda ClorindaMiss, 337 Phelan Bldg
Van Vleck M. Miss, 919 Sutter
Walter SoUv, 26 O'Farrell
Weister Lucy E. Mrs., 29.33 Folsom
Wetherell Grace Miss, 8 Montgomery Av
Wicks K. H. Miss, 823A Sutter
Williams Dora N. Mrs., 1019 Vallejo

Artists— Decorative.

BUSCH & WOCKER

Studio, 3918 SACRAMEMTO ST.

OfQce, 325 MONTGOMERY ST., Room 34.

Dietz Gustav. 420 Montgomery, room 36
Dugan A. E. Miss, 632 Sutter
C^rabam Decorative Art, 220 Post
Harrold, Belcher & Allen. 508 Sutter
Herrick Alice Miss, 308 Post
Hobbs Jennie F. Miss, 1708 Geary
Jakobs Eva M. Mrs., 523 Haight
Lockwood Susan F. Mrs., 837 Devisadero
Lopez Ramon H., 1528 Folsom
Nicholson Alexander, 24 Chattanooga
Nolt Herman Mrs., 910, 21st
O'Hara & Livermore, 704 Sutter
Walker Jessie Miss, 98 Donohoe Bldg
Wickman Edward, 837 McAllister
Williams Grace Miss. 613 Shotwell

Artists— Landscape.

Best Alfred W., 309 Broderick
Best Alice M., 309 Broderick
Best Harry C, 309 Broderick
Bloomer Hiram R., .506 Battery
Burgess George H., 126 Kearny
Chase Cora E. Miss, 1606 Washington
Chittenden Alice B. Mrs., 2215 Octavia
Colombet Cherubie, 121054, 23d

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Artists'— Landscape— Cont'd.

Culver Minnie Miss, I50914 Market
Dahlgren Carl, 113 Montgomery Block
Dietz Herman R., 1769 Howard
Dorgan Gertrude Miss, 415 Oak
Fisher Hugo, 506 Battery
Harrington Josepli F., 611 Clay
Hickok Eliza, 531 Fell
Jennings Sarah Mrs., 1508 California
Jonnevold Carl H., 506 Battery
Keith William, 434 Pine
Krouch Zenia, 1642 Sacramento
Latimer L. P,, 232 Crocker Bldg
Levy David, 112 Olive Av
Loosley Susan S., 13 Pine
Neilson M. Miss, 330 Crocker Bldg
Payne Mary J., 1710 Hyde
Peixotto Ernest C. 609 Sacramento
Robinson Charles D., 506 Battery
Rogers Charles A., 46 O'Farrell
Scarles Albert, 2213 Taylor
Seawell Harry W., 231 Post, room 30
Stanton John A., 659 Clay
Staples L. D. Mrs., 2120 Mason
Stone Laura E. Miss, 807 Leavenworth
Tebbs (J. E., 420 Montgomery, room 40
Vestal Abbie Miss, 1632 Howard

Artists— Marine.

Dietz Herman R., 1769 Howard
Stanton John A., 659 Clay

Artists— Photographic.

(See also Photographers.)
Boyer M. V. Miss, 703 Stockton
Fuerstnow L. Miss, 9 Geary
Jones & Lotz, 838 Market
PASSAVANT PRINTING CO., 200 Post
Thors Louis, 14 Grant Av
Tomkins Herbert, 1227 Market

Artists— Portrait.

Arding DoUie Miss. 1620 Dolores

Arding Helene Miss, 1620 Dolores

Ballou Addie L., 61-62 Donohoe Bldg

Baxter Portrait Co., 432 Sutter

Bedford Jennie L. Mrs., 1346 Market

Best Alfred W., 309 Broderick

Best Alice M., 809 Broderick

Best Harry C, 309 Broderick

Binckley N. F. Miss, 704 Sutter

Blakiston Duncan G.. 300 Castro

Bode William, 1057Folsom

Bodewig George, 79 Columbian Bldg

Brand Myra Miss, 406 Gough

Brown Frank S., 232, 12th

Brownlee F. C. Mrs., 1229 Market

Brownlee J. Clark, 1229 Market

Buckingham A. E., 868 Howard

Burgess George H.. 126 Kearny

Cadenasso Giuseppe, 121 Post

Candlin Lillian M., 762a Guerrero

Carlson C. J., 523 Pine

Chittenden Alice B. Mrs., 2215 Octavia

CipoUoni Germano, 510 Baker

Detroit Picture Frame and Portrait Co., 818

Geary
Donovan John P., 26 O'Farrell
Douglas Alfred H., 1031 Market
Dowe Arthur W., 948 Mission
Duesbury Horace, 59 Donohoe Bldg
Eggert Addie Miss, 715 Post
Ewing Chesney W., 231 Post
Field Thomas, 724i^ Market
Foucher Eugene, 231 Post
Fountain Mattie E. Mrs., 506 Jones
Froelich Maren Miss, 609 Sacramento
Gillette Charles A., 13 Mason
Globe Portrait Co., 20 Ellis
Graham Donald de V., 6u9 Sacramento
Gray Matthias K. Mrs., 1108 Green
Harrington Joseph F., 611 Clay
Haven N. Miss, 104 Kearny
Hayes Josephine Miss, 738 Montgomery
Heussler Albert, 125 Shotwell
Heynemann Julia Miss, 8 Montgomery Av
Hirschteld Morris, 446 Minna

Hittell Carlos J., 640 Market

Huppman Arthur, 90 St. Ann's Bldg

Jackson Elizabeth Mrs., 1653 Mission

Jones & Hinds, 873 Howard

Jorgensen Christian A., 325 Montgomery, rooms

35-36
Kipps Alfred K., 41 St. Ann's Bldg
Koehne Helen Miss, 30 Maple Court
Kunath Oscar, 14 Grant Av, room 69
Kytka Theodore, 1107 Bush
Lauden Margaret E. Mrs., 1400, S3d
LaurenzE. G., 1511;^ Market'
Livingston Allie S. Mrs.. 51 Murphy Bldg
Mathews Arthur F., 728 Montgomery
McDonald Nellie Mrs., 1370 Market
Michelson Nicholas, 818, 23d
MoUer Heinrich, 219 Geary
Nahl Perham W., 510 Montgomery
Newman Selina Miss, 121 Post
O'SuUivan-Curtis Mrs., 8 Montgomery Av
Otto Ernest A., 81 St. Ann's Bldg
Partington John H. E., 434 Pine
Pew Charles E., 1317 Clay
Pierson Eugene, 90 St. Ann's Bldg
Pissis Emil M., 406 Sutter
Raschen Henry, 430 Montgomery, room 40
Rinaldo Edwin M., 702V2 Van Ness Av
Rode Emil, 410 Kearny, room 18
Rogers Charles A., 46 O'Farrell
Schubert Ernst C, 830, 15th
Seawell Harry W., 231 Post, room 30
Smith Picture Co., 836 Howard
Stanton John A., 659 Clay
Stevens Julia A. Mrs., 304, 3d
Strong Joseph D., 7 Montgomery Av
Tojetti Edward. 141 Murphy Bldg
Tojetti Margaret Mrs., 519 McAllister
Union Portrait Co., 6 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
Van Winkle Emma F. Miss, 1902 Baker
Vermorcken Frederick M., 231 Post
Vermorcken Oscar A., 231 Post
Walker John A., 98 Donohoe Bldg
Wall Lou Miss, 609 Sacramento
Warbenton Mary Mrs., 520 O'Farrell
Warren Eleanor Miss, 1113 Clay
Williams Frederick, 124, 6th
Withrow Eva Miss, 1825 Pine

Artists— Scenic.

Bell George, 2307 Polk
Chidley Sydney, 122 Hill
Duran Edward, 715 Post
Fest Oscar L., 1616 Turk
Hopfenzitz Joseph L., 1126 Howard
Kreling Joseph, 1234!4 Treat Av
Porter W. T., 507 Mason

Artists' Materials.

Bas.s-Hueter Paint Co., 18-22 Ellis
Cohen Herrman, 19 Grant Av
CROCKER H. S. CO., 315-319 Bush
Franck George, 1919 Mission
Kaucher Frederick M., 1503 Market
Morris & Kennedy, 21 Post
Perry S. A. & Co., 919 Mission
Sanborn, Vail& Co., 741 Market
SchusslerBros., 27 Grant Av
Treder Olga Mrs., 1917 Howard

Asbestos Materials.
ASBESTOS PARAFFINE CO., 131, 1st
Asbestos Products Co., 138-130, Isl
Johns H. W. Manufacturing Co., 38-44 Fremont
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Lewis W. S. & Co., 305 Howard
MARWEDEL C. F., 58, 1st
Merrell Isaac L., 739 Brannan
NELSON S. P. & CO., 3 Commercial
PACIFIC REFINING AND ROOFING CO.. 153

Crocker Bldg
PACIFIC TOOL AND SUPPLY CO., 100-104, 1st

Asphaltum Dealers.

(See also Bituminous Rock.)
ALCATRAZ ASPHALT CO., 215 Crocker Bldg
California Petroleum and Asphalt Co., 215
Crocker Bldg

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Consolidated Bituminous Rock Co., 106 Phelan
Bldg

Kershaw Roger A., 117-119 Howard

Mitchell Peter, 3281^, 7th

Pacific Asphaltum Works, 413 Kearny

PACIFIC REFINING AND ROOFING CO., 153
Crocker Bldg

San Luis Obispo Bituminous Rock Co., 106 Phe-
lan Bldg

SCHEERER JOSEPH CO., 31-23, 10th

Standard Asphalt Co., 4th and Townsend, room
36

Asphaltum Workers.

Bernard Jules, 511 Hyde

Bonnet Bonnet, 100 Montgomery Av

Clendinnen John, 1150 Mission

Higgs Thomas, 822'^ Jackson

Jackson Jasper S., 215 Crocker Bldg

JORDAN BITUMINOUS ROCK AND PAVING

CO., 93 Chronicle Bldg
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Markham Christian, 31 Ridley
Marquardsen Marcus, 1824^^ Stockton
Pacific Asphaltum Works, 413 Kearny
PACIFIC COAST ROOF PAINT CO., 1809 Folsom,

telephone Mission 168
Pacific Paving Co., 106 Phelan Bldg
Porter William A., 131, 10th
Schottler Herman, 605 Clay
Sexton Peter, 11 Bernice
WALTON NELSON C, 143 Townsend rear

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(See also Chemists, also Metallurgists.)
Bailey, Porter, Bailey & Co.. 415^/4 Montgomery
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Ellis Henry R., 318 Pine
FALKENAU LOUIS, 434 California
Hanks Henry C, 718 Montgomery
Hauser Victor, 329 Montgomery
Hooper Will W., 520 Kearny
Jehu Walter N., 46-47 Montgomery Block
Johnson Frederick M., 23 Stevenson
LUCKHARDT C. A. & CO., 71-73 Stevenson

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PRICE THOMAS, 524 Sacramento
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Assayers— Cont'd.
SAVILLE, MacLYMONT & CO., 10 Annie
Selby Smelting & Lead Co., 416 Montgomery
Strong George W., 10 Stevenson
Walker Henry W., 109 Montgomery Block
WALLER BROTHERS, S3 Grant Av cor Geary

Assayers' Supplies.
CAIRE JUSTINIAN CO., 521-523 Market
Dixon Joseph Crucible Co., 304 Market

TAYLOR JOHN & CO.,

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Asylums.

(See Hospitals and Asylums.)

Attorneys at Law.

Abbott William M., 101 Sansome, rooms 20-23
Ach Henry, 303 California, room 5
Acker Nicholas A., 137 Montgomery
Ackerman Charles L,.,426 California, rooms 4-6
Adams Amos C, 137-139 Phelan Bldg
Adams Charles A., 137-139 Phelan Bldg
Adams Edward M., 508 Montgomery, room 12
Adams Frederick, 2 Mills Bldg, 4th floor
Adams Henry H., 530 California, room 12
Adams James C, 206 Sansome
Adams John I., 131 Montgomery
Adams John Q.. 131 Montgomery
Agar John G., 246 Sutter
Aiken Albert C, 530 California, room 37
Aitken John R., 515-516 Emporium Bldg
Albright J. Wilbur, 39 Sutter, room 6
Allen Arthur F., 320 California, room 10
Allen Darwin C, 309-310 Spreckels Bldg
Allen James M., 305 Sansome
Allen Peri E., 306 Montgomery, rooms 7-8
Allen William W., 1504 Market, rooms 9-10
Allen William W. Jr., 1504 Market, rooms 9-10
Ames Fisher, 220 Sansome, rooms 10-12
Anderson Nathan D.,601 Spreckels Bldg
Anderson William H., 419 California, rooms 18-30
Andros Milton, 320 Sansome, rooms 6-7
Armstrong Albert M , 81-84 Chronicle Bldg
Ash Robert, 601 California
Ashe Gaston M., 502-504 Safe Deposit Bldg
Ashe R. Porter, 502-504 Safe Deposit Bldg
Asher HugoK., 598 California, rooms 32 and 45
Asher Maurice L., 51.5-516 Spreckels Bldg
Ashford Clarence W. , 23 Mills Bldg, 4th floor
Atwood A. L., 330 Pine, rooms 28-30
Babb Milton E., 519 Montgomery
Bachelder Thomas F., 331 Montgomery, room 77
Baggett William T., 324 Pine, rooms 8-9
Bahrs George H., New City Hall, 2d floor
Baker George W., 23 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
Baldwin Frank T., 419 California, room 23
Ball A. Everett, 39-40 Merchants Exchange

Bldg
Bane Charles H., .309-310 Spreckels Bldg
Banning Edward J., 101 Sansome
Barber William, 320 Sansome, room 20

Barbour Clitus, 8 Montgomery Av

Bareford C. Stace, 213 Front

Barnard Archibald, Emporium Bldg

Barnard George B., 409 California

Barnes W. H. L., 50-53 Crocker Bldg

Barnes William S., New City Hall, 2d floor and

175-178 Crocker Bldg
Barnett Abraham T., 40-41 Mills Bldg, 5th floor
Barrett John J., 4 Sutter
Barrows William H., 118 Phelan Bldg
Barry Joseph E., New City Hall, 1st floor
Barry Raymond, 305 Larkin
Barry Thomas F., 72 Nevada Block
Bartlett Columbus, 530 California, rooms 15-1&
Bartlett Louis de F., 630 California, room 16
Bartnett Walter J., .303-309 Safe Deposit Bldg
Bates George E., 8-10-11 Mills Bldg, 9th floor
Bates Joseph C, 434 California, rooms 8-11
Baum Alexander R., 42-43 Nevada Block
Bayne Richard, 42-44 Mills Bldg, 9th floor
Bean John, 725-726 Spreckels Bldg
Beatty Henry N., 318 Pine, room 13
Beatty William H., 318 Pine, room 13
Beatty William H., Emporium Bldg
Belcher Edward A., New City Hall, 2d floor
Belcher Isaac S., Emporium Bldg
Belknap David P., 7-8 Mills Bldg. 5th floor
Bell Frank V., 420 California, room 5
Bell William T., 53 Mills Bldg. 2d floor
Benjamin Abraham F., 42-43 Mills Bldg, 5th floor
Benjamin Philip L., 306 Emporium Bldg
Benson P. F., 20-21 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
Bergen Benjamin F.,206 Sansome
Bergerot P. Alexandre, 142-143 Crocker Bldg
i Bergin Thomas I., 38 Nevada Block
I Berlin Frederick A., 33-34 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
' Bernard John F., 306 Spreckels Bldg
Berry Francis J., 6-7 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
Bert Eugene F.,401 California, room 9
Bettis Frank A., 430 Montgomery, room 6
Bianchi Eugenio, 305 Larkin
Bien Joseph E.,426 California, room 4
Bishop Thomas B., 532 Market, room 41
Black Alfred P., New City Hall, 2d floor
Blake Maurice C, 39-41 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
Blakeman T. Z., 508 California, rooms 20-21
Blanding Gordon, 22-23 Mills Bldg, 9th floor
Bloom Solomon, 12 Montgomery
Blum Max, 217 Sansome
Blumenthal Julius, 415 Montgomery
! Bluxome Joseph F., 14 Sansome
Boalt John H., 532 Market, room 41
Bodflsh William H., 39 Montgomery Block
Bolton A. E., 189-190 Crocker Bldg
Bonestell Chesley K., 26-27 Mills Bldg, 4th floor
Bonner Ernest C, 116 Crocker Bldg
Bonta Walter G., 43 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
, BOONE JOHN L., 214 Pine
Booth Andrew G., 303-309 Safe Deposit Bldg
Booth William F., 220 Market
Borden Rhodes, New City Hall, 3d floor
Borland Archibald, 8-10 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
j Bosley William B., 57 Nevada Block

Bourdette John W., 16 and 24 Mills Bldg, 7th
floor

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Boyan Edward H,, 310 Pine, room 13

Boyde George D., 126 Kearny, room 19

Boyd James T., 324 Pine, rooms 10-14

Boyer Algernon, llSPhelan Bldg

Boyle John C, 35-37 Mills Bldg, 6th floor

Bradley Henry W., 4 Sutter

Brand Arthur, 175-178 Crocker Bldg

Brandenstein Henry U., 217 Sansome

Brandon Frederick D., 530 California, rooms

63-64
Brandon Joseph R., 604 Merchant
Brandt Isaac B. L,., 311 Safe Deposit Bldg
Brann Walter S., 530 California, room 16
Britt E. W., Emporium Bldg
BrittainF. S., 28 Crocker Bldg
Brittan William G., 3 Nevada Block
Britton William W., 95-97 Chronicle Bldg
Brobeck William I., New City Hall, 3d floor,

and 142 Crocker Bldg
Brown Henry W., 12 Montgomery
Brown H. S., 4 Montgomery
Brown Isidor I.. 28-30 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
Bruner Elwood, 409 Spreckels Bldg
Bruner J. Allison, 409 Spreckels Bldg
Brunner Albert J., 220 Sansome, rooms 10-12
Bull Franklin P., 419 California, room 21
Burke Jere T., 530 California, room 36
Burke William G., Emporium Bldg
Burnett John M., 420 California, roomsl-2
Burnett Lester G., 318 Pine, rooms 28- 30
Burnett Wellington C, 318 Pine, rooms 28-30
Burt John J., 420 California, rooms 20-21
Bvington Lewis F., 156-1.57 Crocker Bldg
Cabaniss George H., 7 Mills Bldg, 8th floor
Calhain John C, 524 Spreckels Bldg
Campbell A. E., 45-48 Crocker^BldgJ
Campbell Alexander Jr., 305 Larkin
Campbell Donald Y., 530 California, room 53
Campbell E. L., 33-34 Mills Bldg, 4th floor
Campbell George D., 14 Sansome,
Campbell Henry C, 530 California, room 53
Campbell James A., New City Hall, 1st floor
Campbell Joseph C, 116-122 Crocker Bldg
Cannell R. E., 17-19 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
Cannon William M., 11-12 Mills, 4th floor
Carey John T., 104 Sutter
Came John E., 131 Montgomery
Carpenter Richard B., 40 Mills Bldg, 8th floor
Carroll Bernard C, 116 Crocker Bldg
Carroll John A., New City Hall, 1st floor
Carroll Thomas M., 330 Pine, room 26
Carson John B., 558-560 Emporium Bldg
Carter Henry E., 419 California, rooms 18-20
Carter John W., 410 Kearny
Cary James H., 320 Sansome, rooms 31-32
Castelhun Frederick C. Jr., 325 Montgomery,

rooms 4-5
Castelhun Frederick J., 325 Montgomery, rooms

4-5
Cator Thomas V., 212 Sansome, room 20
Cavagnaio Joseph F., 610 Montgomery
Chapman Edgar C, 41 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
Chapman Isaac F.. 508 Montgomery
Chapman William H.. 5 and 34 Mills Bldg, 6th

floor
Chetwood John Jr., 212 Sansome
Chickering William H., 206 Sansome
Choynski Herbert, 34 Chronicle Bldg
Chretien John M., 230 Montgomery
Clark Joseph, 402 Montgomery, room 35
Clark Leonard S., 6 Mills Bldg, 10th floor
Clarke Samuel J. Jr., 506 Battery
Clarken Matthew, 401 California, room 28
Cleary Frank C, 310 Pine, room 40
Clement Henry N., 13-14 Mills Bldg, 4th floor
Clement Roswell P., 23 Mills Bldg, 5th floor
Cleveland George C, 532 Market, room 41
Cline John E., 92 Flood Bldg
Clunie Andrew J., 602-604 Safe Deposit Bldg
Clunie Thomas J., 602-604 Safe Deposit Bldg
Cobb Moses G., 819 Market, room 50
Cobb William H., 137 Montgomery
Cochran Arthur E., 216 Bush, rooms 8-9
Coffer John E., 12 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
Coffey James V., New City Hall, 2d floor
Cofley John J. , 539 California
Coffey Joseph F., 305 Larkin
Cognet Joseph T., 609 Spreckels Bldg
Cohen Alfred H., 320 California, rooms 7-10

Cole Edward P., 4 and 32 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
Collier Buckner K., 14 McAllister
Collins Edward L., 35 Mills Bldg, 8th floor
Collins George D., 21-22 Crocker Bldg
Colton Alric O., 12 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
Comte Augustus Jr., 434% California
Condon Seymour W., 406 Safe Deposit Bldg -
Conlan Charles T.. New City Hall, 1st floor
Coogan T. C, 310 Pine, rooms 35-39
Cook Carroll, 19-21 Chronicle Bldg
Cook Elisha V. S., 401 California, room 30
Cook Finlay, 49 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
Cook George W. F., New City Hall, 1st floor
Cook William Hofl, 19-21 Chronicle Bldg
Cooney M., 102-102 Phelan Bldg
Cope W. W., 324 Pine, room 11
Cordell Edward C, 420 California, rooms 14-15
Cormac T. E. K., 207 Battery
Costello Stephen V., 101 Sansome
Cotton Aylett R., 230 Montgomery, rooms 18-19
1 Cotton Aylett R. Jr., 230 Montgomery, rooms
\ 18-19

Countryman Robert H., 130 Sansome
Cousins Walter G., 409 California
Cowdery Jabez F., 325 Montgomery, rooms 23-24
Craig A., 310 Pine, room 16
Craig D. P., 310 Pine
Craig George P., 310 Pine, room 16
Craig J. Early, 530 California, room 25
j Craig Mary Lynde Mrs., 434 Bartlett
I Craig William, 530 California, rooms 25-26
1 Crandall Albert W., 419 California, room 21

Creely James H., 4 Sutter
I Creswell Harry T., New City Hall, 3d floor
; Crisp Edward, 137-139 Phelan Bldg
j Crittenden James L., 601-604 Spreckels Bldg
1 Crosby Peter J., 25 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
: Cross Charles W., 101 Sansome, rooms 20-23
Crowley Timothy J., 1-3 Chronicle Bldg
Croyland John, 410 Pine

Cudworth J. Judson, 6-7 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
Curran Thomas E., 184-185 Crocker Bldg

THE STILWELL DETECTIVE AGENCY
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Curry John, Palace Hotel

Curtis Richard V., 38 Mills Bldg, 7th floor

Cushing Charles S., 104 Sutter

Cutler Elijah B., 330 Pine, rooms 46-48

Daggett Almore K., 14 Montgomery

Daingerfleld William R., New City Hall, 3d floor

Daley William B., 38 Nevada Block

Daly James C, 419 California, room 23

D'Ancona A. Dawson, 405 Montgomery, room 19

Danielwitz Isadore, 324 Pine, room 16

Dare John T., 608 Spreckels Bldg and New City

Hall, 1st floor
Darwin Charles B., 1504 Market, rooms 21-S2
Davidson William W., 420 California, rooms 14-15
Davis Henry H., 420 California, rooms 3-4
Deal W. E. F., 51-54 Nevada Block
Deamer William W., 632 Market, room 41
Deering Frank P., 14 Sansome
Deering James H. Jr., New City Hall, 3d floor
De Haven J. J., 17-19 Mills Bldg, 8th floor
De La Montanya Herbert, 26 Montgomery
de las Casas J. B., 11-12 Mills Bldg, 4th floor
Delger Edward F., 607-610 Safe Deposit Bldg
Delmas D. M., 28-36 Crocker Bldg
Denson H. B., 17-19 Mills Bldg, 8th floor
Denson S. C, 17-19 Mills Bldg, 8th floor
Desbeck John, 17 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
Desmond Paul, 3 and 10 Murphy Bldg
Deuprey Eugene N., 504 Kearny, rooms 7-9
Devoto James A., 3-5 Montgomery Block
Dibble Henry, 405 Montgomery, rooms 25-26
Dibble Henry C, 405 Montgomery, rooms 25-26
DICKINSON JOHN H., 216 Bush, rooms 36-38
Dickson Fred W., 214 Sansome, room 35
Dimond Henry P., 9 Mills Bldg, 8th floor
Dinkelspiel Henry G. W., 39-41 Chronicle Bldg
Dodge Zenus U., 508 California, rooms 21-22
Doggett Samuel W., 11 Montgomery Block
Dolan John J., 504 Spreckels Bldg
Donavon Daniel J., 305 Larkin

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Donohoe Denis Jr., 207 Battery

Dorn D. S., 512-514 Emporium Bldg

Dorn M. A., 512-514 Emporium Bldg

Dorn Walter E., 512-514 Emporium Bldg

Dorrance S. A., Emporimn Bldg

Dorsey John W., 65-66 Nevada Block

Douglass Lewis B., 96-98 Murphy Bldg

Douthitt D. William. .310 Pine

Dow William A.. 614 Safe Deposit Bldg

Dovle John T., 36 Columbian Bldg

Drown Albert X., 104 Sutter

Drury Frank G., 331 Phelan Bldg

Dunand Louis F., 324 Pine, room 18

DUNN THOMAS F., New City Hall, 2d floor

Dunne Frank H., 3 Mills Bldg, 8th floor

Dunne Peter F., 310 Pine, rooms 42-47

Du Py Octave G., 30 Mills Bldg, 8th floor

Durst John H., 20 Mills Bldg, luth floor

Dwver J. J., 37-38 Mills Bldg, 7th floor

Earl Guy C, 532 Market

Eells Alexander G.. 325 Montgomery, room 14

Eells Charles P., 5 Mills Bldg, 9th floor

Eells Hobart K., 325 Montgomery, room 14

Eickhofl Henry, 530 California, rooms 39-42

Eisner Milton S., 217 Sansome

Elliot Albert H., 67-68 Nevada Block

Ellsworth Oliver, 43-44 Mills Bldg, 8th floor

Elmore John M., 16-18 Mills Bldg, 4th floor

Emmons Associated Law OfQces, 209-210

Spreckels Bldg
Estee Morris M., 419 California, room 28-32
Evans Joseph F., 43-44 Mills Bldg, 8th floor
Evans Oliver P., 33 Mills Bldg, 10th floor
Fairall Charles H., 116 Crocker Bldg
Fairweather J. Arthur, 20 Mills Bldg, 10th

floor
Fallon Frank J., 26-27 Mills Bldg, 4th floor
Fassett Julius F., 230 Montgomery
Ferguson Erwin E., 606 Montgomery
Ferral Robert. 331 Montgomery, rooms 28-29
Fifield William H.. 324 Pine, rooms 10-14
Fine William A., 4 Mills Bldg, 8th floor
Finley J. K., 235 Kearny
Finn JohnF., 41 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
Firebaugh Henry C, 325 Montgomery, rooms

15-16
Fisk Arthur G.. 419 California, rooms 28-32
Fitzgerald William F., 419 California, rooms

18-20
Fleming John T., 325 Montgomery, room 25
Flood John C, 75 Nevada Block
Flournoy John, 39 Mills Bldg, 10th floor
Foerster C. E. A., 123-127 Crocker Bldg
Foote Henry S., 61 U. S. Appraisers' Bldg
FOOTE M. M., 639 Kearny
Foote W. W.. 310 Pine, rooms 35-39
Forbes Charles H.. 215 Sansome, rooms 2-4, and

New City Hall, 1st floor
Ford Tirey L., 156 Crocker Bldg
Forster Edwin L., 11 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
Foster William, 206 Sansome
Foulds J. E., 4 Montgomery
Foulkes George H., 53 Nevada Block
Fowler William H., 318 Pine, room 25
Fox Charles N., 508 Montgomery
Fox George W., 430 Montgomery, room 6
FraDCoeur George H., 184-185 Crocker Bldg
FraDk Nathan H.. 320 Sansome, rooms 6-7
Fraser Hugh W., 508 California, room 42
Freeman Abraham C, 8 and 11 Mills Bldg, 9th

floor
Freeman Frank F., 8 and 11 Mills Bldg, 9th floor
Freidenrich David, 426 California, rooms 4-6
French Frank J.. 530 California, rooms 62-63
Freud J. Richard, 3-9 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
Frey Frederick, 305 Larkin, rooms 9-10
Friedrich Robert A., 607 Spreckels Bldg
Fritz Alfred J. 18 Chronicle Bldg
Fiohman Isaac, 305 Sansome
Fuhrman Alfred, 220 Sansome, room 4
Gallagher James L., New City Hall. 3d floor
Gallagher Walter, 305 Larkin
Galpin Philip G., 45-48 Crocker Bldg
Garber Eugene R., 305 Sansome
Garber John, 305 Sansome
Garber Joseph B., 305 Sansome
Gardiner William M., 123 Crocker Bldg

Garner Allen A., 63 Flood Bldg

GARNISS JAMES R., 219 Sansome

Garoutte Charles H., Emporium Bldg

Garter Charles A., 14 Sansome

Gartlan James J., 41 Mills Bldg, 10 floor

Gartland John B., 7 Mills Bldg, 8th floor

Gear Hiram L., 211 Sansome, rooms 8-9

Geary John L. Jr.. 40-41 Mills Bldg, 5th floor

Gentry William H. H., 206 Sansome, room 25

Gerstle Marcus L., 206 Sansome

Gesford Henry C, 39-41 Chronicle Bldg

Gibbs Charles E., 324 Pine, room 19

Gibson Richard, 8-10 Mills Bldg, 3d floor

Gibson William F., 71-74 Crocker Bldg

Gilbert William B., 52 U. S. Appraisers' Bldg

Gillogley R. William, 405 Montgomery, room 24

Gilson Milo H., 311-312 Safe Deposit Bldg

Giselman William, 120 Phelan Bldg

Gitchell Chase, 11 Montgomery Block

Gleason William J., 1504 Market, rooms 35-36

Glidden Prescott B., 530 Safe Deposit Bldg

Goad William F., 40-41 Mills Bldg, 9th floor

Gofi George P., 545 California

Goldner Alfred C, 530 California, room 32

Goldstone Louis L., Emporium Bldg

Goodfellow William S., 57-61 Nevada Block

Goodwin James W., 7 Mills Bldg, 10th floor

Gordon George F., 14 Sansome

Gordon Laura de Force Mrs., 64 Murp' y Bldg

Gradwohl Maurice, 402 Montgomery, room 25

Graham Thomas F., New City Hall, 1st floor

Grant Hugh C, 14 McAllister

Grant William, 104 Sutter

Graves Walker C, 402 Kearny, room 5

Gray Frank J., 319 Pine, rooms 54-55

Gray Giles H.. 13 Mills Bldg, 7th floor

Gray Roscoe S., 508 Montgomery

Greany John T., 14 Grant Av

Green Milton J., 419 California, room 24

Greene Lucius E..532 Market

Gregory Bion S., 104 Sutter

Gregory Warren, 206 Sansome

Grimwood Adolphus D., 214 Pine, room 52

Groezinger G. C, New City Hall, 1st floor

Guilfoyle John J. Jr., 305 Larkin, room 13

Gummer Frank, 21 Chronicle Bldg

Gunnison Andrew J., 303-309 Safe Deposit Bldg

GunzendorferGustave, 325 Montgomery, rooms

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Gurnee Clinton, 508 Montgomery
Guth William W., 401 California, rooms 25-27
Gutsch Gustav, 310 Pine, rooms 30-34
Hahn Edwin O., 522 Montgomery
Haight George W., 220 Sansome, room 1
Haight Henry H.. 206 Sansome
Hall Frederick W., 10-11 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
Hall James A., 1504 Market, room 30
Hamilton Noble. 73 Nevada Block
Hanlon Charles F., 95-97 Chronicle Bldg
Hanlon John H., 26 Merchants' Exchange Bldg
Hansen John H., 47-48 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
Harding James W., 628 Montgomery
Harding Reinhart T.. 5 Mills Bldg, 9th floor
Hardy Lowell J. Jr., 608 Spreckels Bldg
Harker Charles G., 4 Sutter
Harker Charles S., 26 Montgomery
Harman John B., 3-7 Mills Bldg, 5th floor
Harris C. N., 19 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
Harris I., 4 Mills Bldg, 8th floor
Harrison Edward C, 39-41 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
Harrison Philip J., 17 Nevada Block
Harrison Ralph C, Emporium Bldg
Harrison Richard C, 101 Crocker Bldg
Harrison Robert, 325 Montgomery, rooms 23-24
Harron Howard, 548-549 Emporium Bldg
Hart William H. H., 149-152 Crocker Bldg
Haskell Benjamin B., 409 California
Haskell Burnette G., 331 Montgomery, rooms

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Haskell D. H., 118 Battery
Hassett Martin C, 310-312 Phelan Bldg
Hatch Charles E., 24-26 Chronicle Bldg
Haven James M.. 13 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
Haven Thomas E., 13 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
Hawkins Joseph K.. 505-507 Spreckels Bldg
Hayford George, 582-585 Emporium Bldg
Haymond Edgar B., 43-45 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
HayneBrewton A.. Emporium Bldg, 6th floor
Hayne Duncan, 104 Crocker Bldg

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Haynes John, Emporium Bldg
Heacock E. H., 57 U. S. Appraisers' Bldg
Healey Benjamin, 530 California, rooms 58-59
Heaton Oscar G., 305 Spreckels Bldg
Hebbard John C. B., New City Hall, 3d floor
Heenan John, 230 Sansome, room 4
HEGGERTY CHARLES J., 74-80 Chronicle
Heller Emanuel S., 3 and 16 Nevada Block
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Hent Reuben W., 605 Clay
Herman Michael H., 26 Montgomery
Herrin William F., 4 Montgomery
Herrin William J., 415 Montgomery, rooms 9-11
Hess William T., 4 Mills Bldg, 8th floor
Heynemann Alexander, 310 Pine, rooms 20-22
Highton Henry E., 36-39 Mills Bldg, 4th floor
Hilborn Samuel G., 10-11 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
Hillyer Curtis, 17 Mills Bldg. 9th floor
Hilton Anson, 530 California, room 48
Hinkle Walter S., New City Hall, 2d floor
Hittell Theodore H., 330 California, room 10
Hodghead Beverly L., 40 Mills Bldg, 8th floor
Hoefler George F., SW cor Commercial and

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Hoffmann Edward E., 23 Columbian Bldg
Holladay Charles R., 606 Montgomery
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Hollister George W., 719-730 Spreckels Bldg
Holman Edward A., 12 Montgomery, room 6
Holmes Walter G., 606 Montgomery
Hood Fred H., 189-190 Crocker Bldg
Hosmer John A., New City Hall, 2d floor
Houghton Roscoe E., 30 Mills Bldg, 8th floor
Houghton Stephen C, 9 Mutual Life Bldg, 5th
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Hubbs Charles H., 330 Pine, rooms 38-39

Hudson George, 336, 5th

Hughes John C, 38-39 Mills Bldg, 5th floor

Humphrey C. F., 719-720 Spreckels Bldg

Humphrey William F., 4 Sutter

Humphrey William H., 5 Mills Bldg, 5th floor

Humphreys JohnT., 733 Spreckels Bids

Hunt Aaron B., 504 Kearny, room 5

Hunt John Jr., New City Hall, 3d floor

Hurd Norman H., 334 Pine, rooms 19-21

Hurlbut George M., 215 Larkin

Hurley Michael A., 17-19 Mills Bldg, 7th floor

Husted Frederick M., 530 California, room 65

Hutchinson Eli I., 419 California, room 3

Hutchinson Joseph, 19 Mills Bldg, 9th floor

Hutton H. W., 606 Montgomery

Hyde Frederic A., 630 Commercial

Hyde Marcus D., 630 Commercial

Inkersley Arthur, 143 Phelan Bldg

Jackson Charles H., 419 California, rooms 18-19

Jackson Stanley, 419 California, rooms 18-20

Jacobs Lester H., 17 Mills Bldg, 9th floor

Jacobs Myer, 407-409 Safe Deposit Bldg

Jarboe Paul R., 57 Nevada Block

Jarrett Isaac E., 216 Bush, rooms 8-9

Jeffress James G., 403 Montgomery, room 18

Jellett Jonathan H., 320 California

Jenks Levingston, 54-55 Crocker Bldg

Jennings Cassius M., 10 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
Joachimsen Henry L., New City Hall, 1st floor
Johnson George W., 819 Market, room 50
Johnson James A., 73 Columbian Bldg
Johnson James K., 321 Safe Deposit Bldg
Johnson Roger, 330 Pine, rooms 23-23
Johnson Walter P., 306 Sansome, room 8
Jones Hu, 14 Sansome
Jordan William H., 530 California, rooms 33-47

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Kahn Julius. 310 Pine, rooms 35-39
Kalloch Isaac M., 405 Montgomery
Kase Thomas K.,319 Pine, rooms 30-32
Kaufman Walter W., 159-160 Crocker Bldg
Keane George B., 502-503 Safe Deposit Bldg
Keeling J. G., 418 California
Kellogg M. B., 508 Montgomery
Kellogg Sheldon G.. 71-74 Crocker Bldg
Kelly Frank P., 101 Sansome, rooms 20-23
Kelly Joseph P., 75-77 Nevada Block
Kelly Thomas J., 712 Spreckels Bldg
Kemble Edward C, 508 Montgomery
Kennedy John J., 319 Pine, rooms 54-55
Kenny John J., 305 Larkin
Keogh Thomas A., 116 Crocker Bldg
Kerrigan Frank H., 25 Mills Bldg, 6th floor, and

New City Hall, 1st floor
Key Daniel M., 16 Nevada Block
Keyes Alexander D., 24-26 Chronicle Bldg
Keys James W., 36 Montgomery
Kierce Francis J., 405 Montgomery, rooms 22-24
Kierulfl Thomas C, 215 Sansome, rooms 3-4
King Cameron H., 306 Pine, room 15
King Robert W., 305 Larkin
Kingwell Frank I., 533 Kearny, room 7
Kirk Joseph, 202 Market
Kirkwood William A., 153 Crocker Bldg
Kline William H., 11-13 Mills Bldg, 4th floor

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Knox Thomas R., 86 Crocker Bldg

Koch John W., 1504 Market

Kollmyer William B., 530 California, room 35

Koseialowski Philip L., 319 Pine, rooms 30-33

Kowalsky Henry I., 1-3 Chronicle Bldg

Laidlaw Alexander, 330 Pine, room 17

Lake Fredrick B., 4 Montgomery

Lande Edward. 204-208 Safe Deposit Bldg

Landers Howard L., 11 Mills Bldg, 3d floor

Lane Franklin K., 303 Crocker Bldg

Lane G. Whitfield, 303 Crocker Bldg

Langan John A., 305 Larkin

LANGHORNE JAMES P., 39 Sutter

Lastreto Emilio, 1-3 Chronicle Bldg

LATHAM W. B., 320 Sansome, room 19

Lawler Frank W., 722 Spreckels Bldg

Law lor William P., 508 California, room 34

Lawrence George E., 42-43 Nevada Block

Lawson William A., 101 Sansome

Leggett Joseph, 6 and 13 Mills Bldg, 8th floor

Leicester John F., 104 Sutter

Lemon Alexander D., 1504 Market, rooms 31-32

Lennon Thomas J., 505-507 Spreckels Bldg

Lent Eugene, 175-178 Crocker Bldg

Lerman John J., 310 Pine, rooms 35-39

Leszynsky Leon, 436 California, room 9

Leviston George, 508 California, rooms 34-36

Leviston William, 508 California, rooms 24-26

Levy Eugene W., 7-8 Mills Bldg, 5th floor

Levy Walter H., 75-77 Nevada Block

Lewis J. Hall, 319 Pine

Lewis John M., 508 Montgomery

Lezinsky George, 330 Pine, room 1

Liechti Arnold W., 508 Montgomery

Lilienthal Jesse W., 202 Sansome

Lincoln Jerome B., 10-12 Mills Bldg, 10th floor

Lindley Curtis H., 530 California, rooms 39-42

Linf roth Walter H. , 310 Pine, rooms 13-14

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Lloyd John, 214 Pine, rooms 50-51
Lloyd Reuben H., 9-13 Nevada Block
Loefler Martin G., 137 Montgomery
Loewy William, 310 Pine, rooms 30-34
Long Percy V., 3 Mills Bldg, 8th floor
Louderhack Davis, 607 Kearny
Loughborough Alexander H., 24-26 Chronicle

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Love John L., 12 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
Loveland Harry D., 201 Market and 504 Spreck-

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Lovell Charles H., 28 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
Low Charles A., New City Hall, 1st floor
Lowenthal Henry H., 712-713 Spreckels Bldg
Lukens George R., 212 Sansome, rooms 17-19
Lynch Charles W., 331 Phelan Bldg
Lynch Edward, 1 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
Lyons Robert E. H., 530 California, room 11
Lyons Timothy J., 401 California, room 30
Lyser Albert W., 33-34 Crocker Bldg
Maccabe I. J., 1027 Market
Mack Arthur E., 1504 Maruet, rooms 31-32
Madden William M., 74-80 Chronicle Bldg
Madison Frank D.. 97-103 Crocker Bldg
Maguire Andrew G., 7-8 Mills Bldg, 5th floor
Maguire James G., 6-12 Mills Bldg, 8th floor
Mahoney David I., 420 Montgomery, room 35
MAHONY WILLIAM H., ai4 Pine, rooms 60-61
Majors Green, 212 Sansome, room 20
M alone Harry S.. 330 Pine, rooms 53-54
Malville N. B., 73 Murphy Bldg
Mann Robert L., 6 Mills Bldg, 8th floor
Mann Seth, 6 and 14 Mills Bldg, 8th floor
Manning James E., 220 Sansome, rooms 10-12
Mansfield Walter D., 3 Pine
Marsh J. Alfred, 171-174 Crocker Bldg
Massey Henry A., 319 Pine, room 56
Mastick Edwin B., 17-20 Mills Bldg, 5th floor
Mastick George H., 17-20 Mills Bldg, 5th floor
Mathews H. W., 601 California
Matthews Wickliffe, 402 Montgomery
Maxwell George H., 67-68 Nevada Block
Maydwell Guy F., 120 Sutter, room 52
Mayenbaum Henry, 33 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
Mayo Henry B., 240 Montgomery
McAllister Elliott, 206 Sansome
McAllister Hall, 305 Sansome
McAllister Ward, 14 Sansome
McCann Michael, 57 Merchants' Exchange Bldg
McCeney Julius C, 419 California, rooms 5-7-9
McClellan Clifford, 5 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
McClellan R. Guy, 5 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
McClellan Robert B., 5 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
McCloskey Henry H., Emporium Bldg
McColgan Daniel A., 24 Montgomery
McCreery A. T., 20 Mills Bldg, 10th floor
McCutchen Edward J., 5 Mills Bldg, 9th floor
McDonald Paul, 8-10 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
McElroy James P., 34-36 Mills Bldg, 8th floor
McEnerney Garret W., 57-61 Nevada Block
McFarland Thomas B., Emporium Bldg
McGee William J., 610 Montgomery
McGill Henry M., 30 Montgomery
McGlynn Frank Jr., 621 Emporium Bldg
McGowan Robert H., 318 Pine, rooms 28-30
McGowan Thomas A., Emporium Bldg
McGraw E. W., 330 Pine, room 26
Mclnnis Joseph A., 4 Sutter
Mcintosh Miles W., 420 California, room 13
McKee Joseph C, 419 California, room 11
McKenna John A., 11 Mills Bldg, 8th floor
McKenna Joseph, 54 U. S. Appraisers' Bldg
McKinne Barna, 522 Montgomery
McKinstry E. W., 4 Sutter
McKinstry James C, 4 Sutter
McKisick Lewis D., 104 Sutter
McKnight James H., 330 Pine, rooms 22-23
McLellan Leonard E,, 318 Pine, rooms 28-30
McMurray Orrin K., 3)3-309 Safe Deposit Bldg
McNab Gavin, 47-48 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
McNair William W., 216 Bush, rooms 8-9
McNear Frederick W., 28 Mills Bldg, 8th floor
McPike Henry C, 310 Pine, rooms 42-47
McPike Henry H., 310 Pine, rooms 13-14
Mee Joseph, 325 Montgomery, room 3
Meeks Washington, 512 Montgomery

Meldon Oscar F., 95-97 Chronicle Bldg
Meredith John H., 33 Mills Bldg, 10th floor
Merrill George B., 316-317 Safe Deposit Bldg
Merritt Harry P., 214 Pine, room 48
Merzbach Felix H., 426 California, rooms 9-11
Metson William H., 116-122 Crocker Bldg
Meyerstein Joseph C, 426 California, room 4
Mhoon John B., 401 California, rooms 26-27
Michael Michael F., 5 Mills Bldg, 9th floor
MichenerC, 23 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
Miller Bert F., 530 California, rooms 13-14
Miller H. B. M., 330 Pine, rooms 28-30
Miller John H., 37-38 Mills Bldg, 8th floor
Miller M. M., 410 Sansome
Mintzer William, 523 Safe Deposit Bldg
Mitchell Clem P., 610 Spreckels Bldg
Mitchell Joseph A., 610 Spreckels Bldg
Mitchell Robert B., 28-30 Mills Bldg, 4th floor
Mizner Lansing, 716 Spreckels Bldg
Mogan E. P., New City Hall, 1st floor
Mogan Patrick J., 305 Larkin
Mogan Richard F., 38 Chronicle Bldg
Monckton Frank D., 46 Appraisers' Bldg
Monroe Henry E., 37 Mills Bldg, 5th floor
Montague Henry B., 16 Mills Bldg, 9th floor
Monteith George W., 136 Crocker Bldg
Moore Elliott J., 77-78 Montgomery Block

I Moore Joseph H., 77-78 Montgomery Block

I Morey El wood P., 319 Pine, room 56-58
Morgan Ben, 530 California, room 11
Morgan E. M., 14 Sansome
Morganstern Alfred J., 14 Sansome, rooms 35-36

I Morgenthal Anton, 63 Flood Bldg

I Morris Lewis, 505 Safe Deposit Bldg

Morrison Alexander F., 123-127 Crocker Bldg

j Morrow Robert H., 33-34 Crocker Bldg
Morrow William W., 68 Appraisers' Bldg

i Mosby John S., 4 Montgomery

1 Moses Montague T., 325 Montgomery, room 35

I Mowry Lyman I., 319 California
Mullany Michael, 104 Sutter
Murasky Frank J., 331 Phelan Bldg
Murdock Edwin F., 214 Pine
Murphy Daniel C, 130 Phelan Bldg
Murphy Daniel J., New City Hall, 3d floor
Murray Thomas J.. 24, 6th
Musaus Charles De V., 43-43 Mills Bldg, 5th

floor
Myers Edward, 130 Sansome, rooms 11-12
Myers Philip N., 14 Sansome
Myrick Milton H., 14 Sansome
Nagle Charles G., 632 Market
Nagle James L., 632 Market
Nagle Peter B., 632 Market
Nagle Peter B. Jr., 632 Market
Naphtaly Joseph, 426 California, rooms 4-6
Neale Vincent, 72-73 Chronicle Bldg
Newburgh Henry, 101 Sansome, room 21
Newhall W. Mayo, 309 Sansome
Newman B. B., 604 Merchant
Nicholson William A. S., 410 Kearny, room 8
Nolen M. J., 719 Market
North Hart H., 8-10 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
Nougues Charles E., 52 Chronicle Bldg
Nougues Joseph M., 41-44 Nucleus Bldg
Nowlin Thomas W., 230 Montgomery
Noyes Bartholomew, 13-15 Mills Bldg, 9th floor
O'Brien John P., 34-35 Mills Bldg, 4th floor
O'Brien Thomas V., 402 Montgomery, rooms 3-6
O'Brien Victor L., 402 Monngomery, rooms 3-6
O'Byrne Frank, 405 Montgomery, room 18
O'Byrne George, 405 Montgomery, rooms 15-18
O'Byrne John, 405 Montgomery, rooms 15-18
O'Connor Edward L., 26 Montgomery
O'Donnell Joseph E., 14 Sansome
O'Grady Alexander, 38 Nevada Block
O'Keeffe Stephen R., 35-37 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
O' Toole John, 621 Emporium Bldg
Olney Warren, 101 Sansome
Olney Warren Jr., 101 Sansome, room 7
Olsen Oliver, 14 McAllister
Orena O. J., 532 Market
Orr F. AUeyne, 5 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
Orton Ira D., 116 Crocker Bldg
Osborn Edward E., 319 Pine, rooms 46-51
Osborn George W. Jr., 40-41 Nevada Block
Osmont Thomas M., 530 California, rooms 60-61
Otis Frank, 19 Mills Bldg, 9th floor
Owen Frank L., 17-19 Mills Bldg, 8th floor

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Page Charles, 5 Mills Bldg, 9th floor
Palmer J, Brooks, 214 Pine, rooms 63-63
Parcells Frank M., 13 Mills Bldg, 5th floor
Paterson Van R., 16 Nevada Block
Patton Charles L., 319 Pine, rooms 56-58
Pawlicki Thaddeus E., 5 Mills Bldg, 9th floor
Pay son William H., 171-174 Orocker Bldg
Peery Charles S., 45-48 Crocker Bldg
Peixotto Edgar D., 175-178 Crocker Bldg
Percy John A., 28 Mills Bldg, 4th floor
Perkins T. A., 130Sansome
Perry George H., 124 Sansome, room 4
Perry George O., 212 Sansome
Philbrook Horace W., 214 Pine, room 65
Phillips Charles H., 638 Market
Phillips L. Ernst, 405 Montgomery, room 3
Pierce Frank H., 511 California, rooms 60-61
Pierson William M., 28-32 Mills Bldg, 4th floor
Pillsbury Evans S., 97-103 Crocker Bldg
Pippy George H., 21 Chronicle Bldg
Pistolesi Louis C, 310 Kearny
Pixley Morrison F., 41 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
Platshek Mark J., 324 Pine, rooms 19-21
Piatt Horace G., 42-44 Mills Bldg, 9th floor
Plunkett William A., 39-40 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
Pollock Alfred H., 12 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
Pomeroy Carter P., 1-2 Mutual Life Bldg, 5th

floor
Pomeroy John N., 1-2 Mutual Life Bldg, 5th

floor
Pope Francis, 126-127 Murphy Bldg
Powell Howell A., 614 Safe Deposit Bldg
Powers Frank H., 533 Kearny, rooms 6-8
Prescott Leon E., 53 Nevada Block
Preston Edgar F., 147-148 Crocker Bldg
Price Henry T., 723 Spreckels Bldg
Price Robert M., 530 California
Pringle Edward J., 33-37 Mills Bldg, 5th floor
Pringle Edward J. Jr., 33-37 Mills Bldg, 5th floor
Pringle William B., 33-37 Mills Bldg, 5th floor
Proctor George A., 420 Montgomery, room 35
Prosek John Jr., 530 California, room 65
Purcell John J., 14 McAllister, rooms 21-22
PURCELL LOUIS, 1024 Larkin
Putnam Osgood, 401 California, rooms 26-27
■Qulglev Thomas J., 305 Larkin
Quinn John J., 204-208 Safe Deposit Bldg
•Quitzow August, 215 Larkin
Quitzow Henry W., 4 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
Ragland Rufus E., 206 Sansome
Randall Charles E.,403 Montgomery, rooms 20-21
Rankin George A., 14 Sansome
Raymond Albert, 202 Sansome
Reade F. William, 67-68 Chronicle Bldg
Reardan H. V., 4 Montgomery
Rector E. N., 25 Mills Bldg, 5th floor
Reddy Patrick, 116-122 Crocker Bldg
Redman L. A., 28-30 Mills Bldg, 10th floor
Reed Charles W., 193-194 Crocker Bldg
Regensburger Samuel H., 319 Pine, rooms 1-2
Reid Henry H., 2 Montgomery Block
Reimer Julius, 509 Montgomery
Reinstein J. B., 217 Sansome, rooms 12-18
Reynolds Charles A., 17-18 Crocker Bldg
Reynolds James S., 405 Montgomery, rooms 25-26
Rhodes Augustus L., 430 California
Rhodes Edward L., 430 California
Richards Daniel B., 14 Sansome
Richards John E., 26-27 Crocker Bldg
Richardson Frank H., 530 California, room 31
Richardson Willard A., 303-300 Safe Deposit

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Ricketts Alfred H., 203 Crocker Bldg
Rigby William, l.SO Sansome
Riley John F., 426 California
Riordan Thomas D., 204-208 Safe Deposit Bldg
Rising Richard, 44 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
Rix Hale, 53 City Hall Av
Rix William. 532 Market, room 41
Rixford Emmet H., 530 California, room 53
Robertson George N., 4-7 Mills Bldg, 4th floor
Hobinson Cornelius P., 310 Pine, room 41
Robinson Edward I., 402 Montgomery, room 21
Robison James L., 17 Nevada Block
Roche John J., 324 Pine, rooms 16-18
Rodgers Arthur, 1-2-16 and 27 Nevada Block
Rodgers William L , 16 Nevada Block
Rogers Daniel, 604 Merchant

Rogers Samuel R., 35 Montgomery Block
Romaine Benjamin, 405 Montgomery, rooms 15-18
Rose George W., 305 Larkin
Rosenbaum Simon, 314 Pine, rooms 36-38
Rosencrantz Isidore, 6-7 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
ROSENHEIM SAMUEL, 303 California, room 7
Rosenthal Marcus, 310 Pine, room 23
Ross Erskine M., 50 U. S. Appraisers Bldg
ROSSI FRANCIS A., 533 Kearny
Rothchild Joseph M., 303 California
Rothschild Joseph, 81-84 Chronicle Bldg
ROWE PURCELL, 33 Mills Bldg, 8th floor
Royal William, 330 Pine, room 36
Royce Robert M., 509 Montgomery
Ruef Abraham, 402 Montgomery, rooms 1-3
Russell John C, 319 Pine, rooms 67-68
Ryan Daniel A., 50-53 Crocker Bldg
Salomon Edward S., 1504 Market, room 5
Samuels Jacob, 124 Sansome, rooms 21-22
Samuels Leon, 530 California, room 40
Samuels Maurice V., 306 Emporium Bldg
Sanders Oregon, 230 Montgomery, room 23
Sanderson Austin A., New City Hall, 2d floor
Sanderson William W., 214 Pine, room 45
Sands John A., 54-55 Crocker Bldg
Sargent George C, 530 California, rooms 30-31
Saunders William H., 36 Mills Bldg, 4th floor
Savage Lincoln E., 1207 Market
Savage Theodore, 558-560 Emporium Bldg
Sawyer E. D., 430 California, rooms 1-2
Sawyer Lorenzo S. B., 508 California, room 41
Sawyer William F., 11-12 Mills Bldg, 9th floor
Sayers W. F., 306 Pine, rooms 13-15
Schaertzer Henry C, 214 Pine, rooms 10-11
Scheeline Simon C, 214 Pine, rooms 36-38
Schell George W., 14 Sansome
Schilling Frank, 508 California, rooms 32-35
Schlesinger Bert, 61 U. S. Appraisers Bldg
Schooler William H., 330 Pine, rooms 28-30
Scott Albert W. Jr., 514 Spreckels Bldg
Scott William S., 23 Mills Bldg, 5th floor
Scrivner John J., 14 Sansome
Seaman Edward M., 405 Montgomery, room 19
Searle Alvin C, 606 Montgomery
Searles Niles, Emporium Bldg
Seaton Daniel M., 504 Kearny, room 10
Seawell James M., New City Hall, 3d floor
Seely L. Warren, 420 California, rooms 19-22
Segurl. E., 14 Sansome
Seligman Moses, 430 Montgomery, room 3
Seligson Michael, 14 Sansome. rooms 43-44
Sessions Edward C. Jr., 35 Mills Bldg, 5th floor
Severance Josiah G., 511 California, rooms 60-61
Sexton William A., 1-3 Chronicle Bldg
Shackleford Thomas J., 33-34 Mills Bldg, 7th

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Shadburne George D., 415 Montgomery, rooms 9-

11
Shanklin James W., 508 Montgomery
Sharp Louis H., 318 Pine, room 28-30
Sharp William B., 409 California
Shaw Addison E., 508 Montgomery
Shay Frank, 33 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
Sheppard Eli T., 530 California, room 37
Sherman Edwin A. Jr., 511 California, rooms 60-

61
Sherrard John B., 61 U. S. Appraisers Bldg
Shortridge Samuel M., 28-36 Crocker Bldg
Shuck Oscar T., 509 Kearny
Shurtlefl Charles A., 120 Sutter
Sieberst Henry G., 319 Pine, rooms 1-3
Simpson Sylvester C, 533 Market, room 41
Singer William Jr., 4 Montgomery
Slack Charles W., New City Hall, 3d floor
Slesinger Samuel, 401 California, room 25
Sloss Marcus C, 206 Sansome
Slye Joseph, 305 Larkin
Smith Chester W. M., 319 Pine, rooms 46-51
Smith Edwin D , 9 Mills Bldg, 9th floor
Smith James F., 331 PhelanBldg
Smith K. M., 72 Murphy Bldg
Smith Sidney V., 35 Mills Bldg, 10th floor
Smithson Frederick H.. 83-85 Columbian Bldg
Smoot David L.. 14 McAllister
SMYTH CHARLES W., 419 California, room 11
Solomons Lucius L., 508 California, rooms 11-14
Somers B. G., 22 Mills Bldg., 10th floor
Sonntag Lincoln, 116 Market
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Attorneys at Law— Cont'd.
Spear Ellis, 420 California, rooms 19-22
Spelling T. Carl, 530 California, room 21
Spencer Bure, 405 Montgomery, room 19
Spencer George M., 328 Montgomery, rooms 65-

66
Spencer Shattuck B., 405 Montgomery, room 19
Spinetti John A., 331 Montgomery, rooms 71-72
Splivalo Augustus D., 72-73 Montgomery Block
Ste Marie A. Hubert, 405 Montgomery, room 15
Stack Thomas F., 14 McAllister
Staokpole William H., 24 Montgomery
Stafford Henry J., 97-98 Flood Bldg
Stafford William F., 97-88 Flood Bldg
Standard Collection and Mercantile Co., 28

Mills Bldg, 2d floor
Stanly John A., 4 Sutter
Stearns Edward H., 67-68 Nevada Block
Stephens James A., 21-23 Mills Bldg, 10th floor
Stephens John J., 601 Safe Deposit Bldg
Stetson Edward G., 508 California, rooms 36-37
Stetson Harry N., 532 Market, room 41
Stevens Martin, 23-24 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
Stewart Charles, 206 Sansome
Stewart Frederick L., 610 Montgomery
Stone Frank M., 67-68 Chronicle Bldg
Stone Leonard, Emporium Bldg, 6th floor
Stonehill Edward B., 74 Nevada Block
Stoney Donzel, 4 Sutter
Stoney Gaillard, New City Hall, 3d floor
Stradley Walter P., 11-12 Mills Bldg, 4th floor
Stratton Frederick S., 159-160 Crocker Bldg
Straus Gaston, 320 California, rooms 7-8
Stuart William A., 606 Montgomery
Sullivan Daniel T., 438 California
Sullivan Eugene D., 104 Sutter
Sullivan Frank J., 130 Phelan Bldg
Sullivan Jeremiah D., 37-38 Chronicle Bldg
Sullivan Jeremiah F., 621 Emporium Bldg
Sullivan Martin E., 116 Crocker Bldg
Sullivan Matthew I., 621 Emporium Bldg
Sullivan Stephen L., 405 Montgomery, room 24
Sullivan William F., 438 California
Sumner Charles A., 325 Montgomery, room 33
Suter Daniel, 109 Crocker Bldg
Sutro Alfred, 97-103 Crocker Bldg
Sweeney Edwin M., 1504 Market
Sweeney James P., 530 California, rooms 13-14
Swift Charles J., 216 Bush
Tait William C, 4-7 Mills Bldg. 4th floor
Tam Joseph H., 718 Spreckels Bldg
Tauszky Edmund, 51-54 Nevada Block
Taylor Edward R., 530 California, rooms 34-35
Taylor James K., 214 California
Taylor James M., 13-15 Mills Bldg, 9th floor
Teare Philip, 530 California, room 56
Temple Jackson, Emporium Bldg
Temple Warner, Emporium Bldg
Terry Reel B., 716-718 Spreckels Bldg
Tevlin James F., 723 Spreckels Bldg
THEISEN S. JOSEPH, 310 Pine, room 26, tele-
phone Main 1717
Thomas William, 206 Sansome
Thompson Lawrence E., 212 Sansome, room 23
Thompson Robert, 330 Pine, rooms 42-43
Thorne Andrew, 4-7 Mills Bldg, 4th floor
Thorne Isaac N., 41 Montgomery Block
Thornton Crittenden, 426 California, rooms 9-11
Thornton James D., 320 Sansome, room 19
Thornton Philip B., 532 Market, room 41
Tilden Augustus, 44 Mills Bldg, 8th floor
Tilden Charles L., 171-174 Crocker Bldg
TITUS DANIEL, 101 Sansome, rooms 9-10
Titus Fred E., 101 Sansome, rooms 9-10
Titus Louis, 101 Sansome, rooms 9-10
Tobin Alfred, Hibernia Bank Bldg
Tobin Clement, 126-127 Murphy Bldg
Tobin Henry, 1504 Market, rooms 35-36
Tobin Joseph S., Hibernia Bank Bldg
Tomsky William, 14 McAllister
Toohy D. J., 308 Phelan Bldg
Toohy George W., 308 Phelan Bldg
Towle George W. Jr., 7-8 Mutual Life Bldg, 5th

floor
Treadwell Alfred B., 1504 Market, rooms 7-8
Treadwell William B., 17-20 Mills Bldg, 5th

floor
Treat Archibald Jr., 532 Market, room 41

Tripp Clinton C, 324 Pine, room 15

Troutt James M., New City Hall, 3d floor

Trumbo Howard, 37 Mills Bldg, 8th floor

Trusseau Peter C, 305 Larkin

tum Suden Otto. 530 California, rooms 45-46

Turner Joshua N., 38-39 Mills Bldg. 5th floor

Tuska Waldemar J., 413-414 Safe Deposit Bldg-

Tyler John F., New City Hall, 3d floor

Tyler William B., 305 Larkin

Van Balveren W. E. J., 104 Sutter

Van Clief Peter, Emporium Bldg

Van Duzer Abraham P., 530 California, room 56

Van Fleet William C, Emporium Bldg

Van Loben Sels P. J., 508 Montgomery

Van Luven Herman, 319 Pine, room 57

Van Ness Thomas C, 28 Mills Bldg, 10th floor

Van Pelt William W., 405 Montgomery, rooms-

25-26
Van Reynegom Francis W., 26 Montgomery
Van Shaick L. H., 606 Montgomery
van Wyck Sidney Mc M. Jr., 601-604 Spreckels

Bldg
Vaughan J. A., 23 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
Verdenal John M., 628 Montgomery, room 41
Vogelsang Alexander T., 28-30 Mills Bldg, 7th

floor
Wakeman Ernest H. , 124 Sansome, rooms 19-20
Waldheimer Marcus J., 318 Pine, room 34
Walker Charles A., 18 Crocker Bldg
Walker Foshay, 4 Montgomery
Wall John A., 22-23 Mills Bldg, 5th floor
Wallace Ryland B., 502-503 Safe Deposit Bldg
Wallace William T., New City Hall, 2d floor
Wascerwitz Morris H., 319 Pine, rooms 42-43
Washburne Lynde A., 210-211 Crocker Bldg
WATSON JOHN C, 330 Pine, rooms 41-44-45
Watson William W., 120 Sutter
Watt James A., 21-23 Mills Bldg, 10th floor
Waymire James A., 77-78 Chronicle Bldg
Weaver Philip L. Jr., 206 Sansome
Webb E. H., 4-7 Mills Bldg, 4th floor
Webster Bradford, 214 Sansome, room 35
Welch Lawrence J., 723 Spreckels Bldg
Weller Charles L., 420 California, rooms 28-29
Weller John B., 72 Montgomery Block
Wells George R., 51-54 Nevada Block
Wentworth George A., 606 Montgomery
West Publishing Co., 405 Montgomery, room &
Whaley John D., 420 Montgomery, room 18
Wheaton Milton A., 405 Montgomery, rooms 22-

24
Whedon Charles R., 609 Spreckels Bldg
Wheeler Alfred, 331 Montgomery, room 10
Wheeler Charles S., 532 Market, room 41
Wheeler Harold, 210-211 Crocker Bldg
Whitcomb Frank W., 35-37 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
White G. Knight, 319 Pine, room 57
White Philip E., 305 Larkin
White William B., 310 Pine, room 46'
Whiting Randolph V., 211 Sansome, room 7
Whittemore Daniel H., 318 Pine, rooms 18-20
Whitworth John M., 120 Sutter
Wiley Harley R., 319 Pine, rooms 54-55
Willard Charles W., 5 Mills Bldg, 9th floor
Willett Walter M., 42-43 Mills Bldg, 5th floor
Williams Eben B., 426 California, rooms 9-11
Williams George E., 320 Sansome, room 18
Williams George N., 41 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
Williams George R., 124 Sansome, room 25
Williamson Willard F., 34-36 Mills Bldg, 8th

floor
Wilson Charles E., 420 California, roomsilO-13
Wilson Charles H., 530 California, rooms 43-44
Wilson Edgar M., 614 Safe Deposit Bldg
Wilson Fred M., 420 California, rooms 10-13
Wilson, Henry L., 532 Market, room 41
Wilson J. N. E., 530 California, room 12
Wilson Mountford S., 26-30 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
Wilson Russell J., 26-30 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
Wilson Thomas S., 189-190 Crocker Bldg
Winterburn George H., 70 Murphy Bldg
Wirt N. S., 305 Larkin

Wise Wallace A., 508 California, rooms 11-14
Witter Willis G., 17-19 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
Wolfe Edward I., 407-409 Safe Deposit Bldg
Wood William S., 9-13 Nevada Block
Woodbury Thornton, 28 Merchants' Exchange

Bldg
Woodhams Maurice S., 508 Montgomery

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Woodworth Fred, 24-25 Mills Bldg, Sth floor
Woodworth Marshall B., 63 U. S. Appraisers'

Bldg
Worley Alfred L., 508 California, room 33
Wright George T., 8-9 Mills Bldg, 10th floor
Wright John A., 212 Sansome, rooms 17-19
Wright John M., 47 Mills Bldg, 8th floor
Wright R. Percy, 310 Pine, rooms 10-12
Wyman Gilbert, 318 Pine, rooms 28-30
Yerex Albert E., 719-720 Spreckels Bldg
Young Edward B., 14 Sansome
Young John N., ^3 Kearny, rooms 6-8
Zeigler Wilbur G., 45-48 Crocker Bldg

Attorneys at Law— Firms.

Adams & Adams. 137-139 Phelan Bldg

Allen W. W. & Son, 1504 Market, rooms 9-10

Andros & Frank, 320 Sansome, rooms 6-7

Ash & Mathews, 601 California

Associated Law and Adjustment Co., 719-720

Spreckels Bldg
Barry & Bianchi, 305 Larkin
Beatty & Beatty, 318 Pine, room 13
Benjamin & Samuels, 306 Emporium Bldg
Bishop & Watt, 21-23 Mills Bldg, 10th floor
Bishop & Wheeler, 532 Market, room 41
Blake & Harrison. 39-42 Mills, 7th floor
Boone & Murdock, 214 Pine
Bolton & Hood, 189-190 Crocker Bldg
Boyd & Fifleld, 324 Pine, rooms 10-14
Bruner & Bruner, 409 Spreckels Bldg
Burnett & Burnett, 318 Pine, rooms 28-30
Carson & Savage, 558-560 Emporium Bldg
Chickering, Thomas & Gregory and Gerstle &

Sloss, 206 Sansome
Clunie & Clunie, 602-604 Safe Deposit Bldg
Cobb & Loefler, 137 Montgomery
Collier & Grant, 14 McAllister
Cormac & Donohoe, 207 Battery
Craig & Craig, 530 California, rooms 25-26
Crandall & Bull, 419 California, room 21
Crittenden & van Wyck, 601-604 Spreckels Bldg
Deal, Tauszky & Wells, 51-54 Nevada Block
Delmas & Shortridge, 28-36 Crocker Bldg
Denson & DeHaven, 17-19 Mills Bldg, 8th floor
DINKELSPIEL & GESFORD, 39-41 Chronicle Bldg
Dorn & Dorn, 512-514 Emporium Bldg
Dunne & McPike, 310 Pine, rooms 42-47
Evans & Meredith, 33 Mills Bldg, 10th floor
Fox & Bettis, 430 Montgomery, room 6
Fox & Gray, 508 Montgomery
Freeman & Bates, 8-11 Mills Bldg, 9th floor
Galpin & Ziegler, 45-48 Crocker Bldg
Garber & Garber, 305 Sansome
Gordon & Young, 14 Sansome
Gunnison, Booth & Bartnett, 303-309 Safe De-
posit Bldg
Harris & Hess, 4 Mills Bldg, 8th floor
Haven & Haven, 13 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
Henley & Costello, 101 Sansome
Hilborn & Hall, 10-11 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
Hillyer & Jacobs, 17 Mills Bldg, 9th floor
Hoffmann & Keys, 23 Columbian Bldg
HoUaday S. W. & E. B., 636 Clay
Jacobs & Wolfe, 407-409 Safe Deposit BWg
Jones & O'Donnell, 14 Sansome
Kennedy & Gray, 319 Pine, rooms 54-55
Kincaid & Co., 314 Montgomery
KNIGHT & HEGGERTY, 74-80 Chronicle Bldg
Lane & Lane, 202 Crocker Bldg
Lastreto & Sexton, 1-3a Chronicle Bldg
Lennon & Hawkins, 505-507 Spreckels Bldg
Leviston William and George, 508 California

rooms 24-26
Lindley & Eickhoff, 530 California, rooms 39-42
Lloyd & Wood, 9-13 Nevada Block
Loewy & Gutsch, 310 Pine, room 30-34
Mastick E. B. & George H., 17-20 Mills Bldg,

5th floor
McClellan & McClellan, 5 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
McGlynn & O'Toole, 612 Emporium Bldg
Moore E. J. & J. H., 77-78 Montgomery Block
Morrison &Foerster, 123-127 Crocker Bldg
Mullany, Grant & Gushing, 104 Sutter
Myrick & Deering, 14 Sansome
Nage & Nagle, 632 Market

Naphtaly, Freidenrich& Ackerman, 426 Califor-
nia, rooms 4-6

Nowlin & Fassett, 230 Montgomery

O'Brien T. V. & V. L., 402 Montgomery, rooms

3-6
O'Byrne, Romaine & O'Byrne,405 Montgmery,

rooms 15-18
Olney & Olney, 101 Sansome

Page, McCutohen & Eells, 5 Mills Bldg, 9th floor
Pierson & Mitchell, 28-32 Mills Bldg, 4th floor
Piatt & Bayne, 42-43 Mills Bldg, 9th floor
Pomeroy & Pomeroy, 1-2 Mutual Life Bldg, 5th

floor
Quitzow & Hurlbut, 215 Larkin
Reddy, Campbell & Metson, 116-122 Crocker

Bldg
Reins tein & Eisner. 217 Sansome, rooms 12-18
Rhodes & Rhodes, 430 California
Rodgers & Paterson, 1-2, 16 and 27 Nevada

Block
Rose & Kenny, 305 Larkin
Rosenbaum & Scheelin, 214 Pine, rooms 36-38
Rothchild & Ach, 303 California
Sawyer & Burnett, 420 California, rooms 1-2
Scrivner& Schell, 14 Sansome
SEVERANCE & SHERMAN, 511 California, rooms

60-61
Shadburne & Herrin, 415 Montgomery, rooms

9-11
Sharp William H. & William B., 409 California
Smith & Murasky, 331 Phelan Bldg
Smith & Osborne, 319 Pine, rooms 46-51
Spear & Seely, 420 California, rooms 19-22
Stafford & Stafford, 97-98 Flood Bldg
Stanly, McKinstry, Bradlev & McKinstry, 4

Sutter
Steams & Elliot, 67-68 Nevada Block
Sullivan & Sullivan, 621 Emporium Bldg
Sumner & Moses, 325 Montgomery, room 33
Thornton & Merzbach, 426 California, rooms

9-11
Tobin & Gleason, 1504 Market, rooms 35-36
Tobin & Tobin, HiberniaBank Bldg
VAN NESS & REDMAN, 28 Mills Bldg, 10th floor
Wheaton, Kalloch & Kierce, 405 Montgomery
Whitworth & Shurtleff, 120 Sutter
Wilson & Wilson, 26-30 Mills BJdg, 6th floor
Wright S. S. & George T., 8-9 Mills Bldg, 10th

floor
Yerex, Humphrey & Hollister, 719-720 Spreckels

Bldg
Young & Powers, 533 Kearny, rooms 6-8

Attorneys at Law— Patent.

(See Patent Attorneys.)

Auctioneers.

(* Real Estate.)

* Ashton& Gardiner, 411 Montgomery

* BALDWIN & HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery
Barth Philip J., 1441 Market

* Bovee, Toy & Sonntag, 19 Montgomery
Burd Levi H., 7^7 Market

* Burnham & Marsh Co., 628 Montgomery opp

Palace Hotel
Butterfield Frank W., 19 Montgomery
Butterfleld William, 2 Crocker Bldg

* Capp C. S. & Co., 413 Montgomery

* Center & Spader, 30 Montgomerv

* Crim W. H. & Co., 118 Montgomery
Davis, Haber & Co., 211 Pine

* Easton, Eldridge & Co., 638 Market

FISHER WILL E. & CO.,

16 Post 'Htl'^' •-I'' '-t'?^
Flinn John W., 319-321 Sutter
Furst Walter A., 421 Kearny
Greenebaum & Co., 115-117 Bush
Jones S. L. & Co., 205-207 California
Killip & Co. (live stock), 30 Montgomery
Lamson George F., 410 Kearny, room 5
Levy Charles & Co., 1135 Market

* Magee Thomas & Sons, 4 Montgomery
Mayer Max, 525 Kearny

* McAFEE BROTHERS, 108 Montgomery

* Mercer Robert J. & Son, 410 Pine

* Middleton S. P. & Co., 30 Montgomery
Muther John C, 521 Kearny

* G'Farrell & Co., 11 Montgomery

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* Oesterreicher Louis, 630 Market
Ordway William C, 6th and King
Proll&Co.,719 Market

* Sliainwald,Buckbee& Co., 218-230 Montgomery
Simmons M. J. Auction Co., 1057 Market
Spear Edward S. & Co., 31-33 Sutter

Speck A. M. & Co., 602 Market

* Stern David & Sons, 20 Montgomery
Terry Joseph T., 30 Montgomery

* Umbsen G. H. & Co., 14 Montgomery

* Von Rhein O. F. & Co., 513 California
Westcott & Son, 211 Larkin
Whitehead S. B. & Co., 20 Leidesdorff
YOUNG & LANG, 603 Market

Oakkaid.

* Laymance Real Estate and Investment Co.,

466, 8th

Aurists.

(See Oculists and Aurists.)

Awning Makers.

(See also Tent Makers.)
AMES & HARRIS, NW cor Sacramento and

Drumm
California Bag, Tent and Awning Co., Ill Clay
Neville & Co., 31-33 California
Peerless Awning and Tent Co., 10 Turk
Rossiter James, 104 Francisco
San Francisco Awning and Tent Co., 10 Mason
Thorns Frederick, 33. 7th
Waters F. C. & Co., 308 Drumm
WRIGHT & FRANK, HI Clay
Zwall Sybrand, 113 Valencia

Axle Grease.
ASBESTOS PARAFFINE CO., 131, 1st
Asbestos Products Co., 138-130, 1st
Coburn, Tevis & Co., 107 Front
Dietz A. C. & Co., 7-9 Front
Lambert William, 144 Natoma
NASON R. N. & CO., 119-131 Front

Axle Manufacturers.
AMERICAN TOOL WORKS, 109 Mission
Pacific Axle Co., cor Napa and Maryland

Babbitt Metal Manufacturers.

Finn John Metal Works, 109-111 Mission

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont
O'BRIEN M., 511-513 Mission
Pacific Metal Works, 137-139, 1st
PACIFIC TOOL AND SUPPLY CO., 100-104, 1st

Baby Carriages.

(See Children's Carriages.)

K.lintoverC^-&@-|sM»^

PASQUALE B. & SONS, 640 Washington

Bag Manufacturers.
AMES & HARRIS, NW cor Sacramento and

Drumm
California Bag, Tent and Awning Co., HI Clay
DETRICK E. Jr., 303 California
Neville & Co., 31-33 California

Bag Twines.
AMES & HARRIS, NW cor Sacramento and

Drumm
BARBOUR BROS. CO. THE, Henry Doyle & Co.

agents, 517-519 Market
DETRICK E. Jr., 303 California
MARSHALL & CO., James Elder agent, 14-16

Sutter
Neville & Co., 31-33 California

Bags and Bagging
AMES & HARRIS. NW cor Sacramento and

Drumm
Blum Myrtil, 314 California
Bruman Aaron, 236 Clay
de Ruyter John E., 405 California
DETRICK E. Jr., 303 California
Edmonds James J., 5 Clay
Kedon M. & Co., 112 Clay
KITTLE & CO., 303 California
Koshland S. & Co., 333 California
Lazansky Bernhard, 105 Cla/
Lazansky H., 1835 Union
Levy Joseph (3d hand), 46 Clay
Marchlewicz Ignatius (3d hand), 39 Drumm
Meyerstein Joseph (flour bags), 57 Clay
Neville & Co., 31-33 California
Pohl George (3d hand), 51 Sacramento
Schmidt John (3d hand), 117 Drumm
Waters F. C. & Co., 308 Drumm
WRIGHT & FRANK, 111 Clay

* Bags Paper.
(See also Paper Bags.)

BLAKE, MOFFITT & TOWNE, 516 Sacramento

* Bags Paper Manufacturers.
BLAKE, MOFFITT & TOWNE, 516 Sacramento

* Bake Ovens.
ILS JOHN G. & CO., 814-816 Kearny

Bakeries.

Abbott Thomas 514 Castro

Ahern Catherine Mrs., 316 Folsom

Altemus John Mrs., SE cor 26th and Alabama

Altherr Adolph, SE cor 17th and Dolores

Apfel George, 715 Polk

Arenz & Gietzen, 2439 California

Autagne George, Minerva nr Plymouth Av

Axtmann Leopold, 1124 Harrison

Baccelli M., 43514 Union

Bailly Alexander, 818 Montgomery

Baker Charles B., 3110, 16th

Baldry Nathan E., 3141, 17th

Bamford Joseph, 1914 Howard

Bartsch Paul, 1045 Valencia

Bayley Henry B. F. Mrs., 3001 Fillmore

Beck Reinhold, 305 Kearny

Becker Christian, 33, 24th

Becker & Sander, 226 Pacific

Bennichsen Jens H., 1030 Kearny

Bernstein Henry, 1133 Howard

Betz William A., 1101 Howard

Beuler John F., 3007b Fillmore

Beyer Ernest, 1519 Devisadero

Biinmerle Morris, 200, 11th

Blaes Joseph, 2935 Folsom

Block Frederick, 3026, 16th

Bomke Theodore, 524, 32d

Boothby Sarah E. Mrs., 233 Leavenworth

Bopp Louis, 3111 Fillmoie

Bordenave Peter, 1136 Dupont

Boudin Louise. 815 Broadway

Boyle James. 3033Y2, 16th

Braun Albert, 18370'Farrell

Brenneke Louis, 1305 Mission and 121, 9th

Breuss Albert, 517 Montgomery

Brittell Joseph, 711 Folsom

Brodie JohnC, 226, 3d ^

Brown Jacob. 944^/^ Harrison

Bryant E. Mrs., 715 Polk

Buckley D. J. Mrs., 438 Folsom

Buhlmann & Woelfel, 1533 Mission

Buttner H. & Co., 120, 3d

Carrau Joseph, 3347c Mission

Cardan & Lerner, 137, 5th

Case A. L. Mrs., 155 Grove

Charlson Sarah Mrs., 404 Folsom

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Chisholm John J., 796 Haight
Christ & Frahm, 440 O'Farrell
Clark S. P., 535 Folsom

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Clarke Cbarles, 613 Kearny

Glaus & Lander, 121, 6th

CoUopy James, 853 Bryant

Connor Frank, 909 Bryant

Cordano G. B. & Co., 108-110, 3d

Cordsen&Gerdes, 1221 Polk

Cornyn Rosa Mrs., 136 Francisco

Craig George A., 413, 3d

Currey Samuel T.. 1003 Powell

Dakin A. T. Mrs., 940 Fillmore

Daley Ann Mrs., 1134 Folsom

Daly & Davitt, 120, 6tli, 1709 Devisadero and 408

Hayes
Davis William J., 425 Pine
Delfino & Solari, 109, 3d
Dellwig Theodore, 1912 Polk
Deppen Herman, 428 Grove
Diederich Henry, 2206 Bush
Dillon Mary Mrs., 2331/2, 7th
Doelger John, 1321 Mason
Donlon D. Mrs., 1518 Stockton
DoyleThomas J., 228Noe •

Drasdo Paul, 112 Grant Av
Dresen Frederioa, 1012 Pierce
Dudley Lizzie Mrs., 714, 22d
Dunn Ellen, 1410 Church
Dunn Mary Mrs., 1638 Polk
Dwyer Annie Mrs.. 391!^, 9th
Eastman Tarlton B., 104814 Folsom
Eberitzsch Oscar, 32OY2, 5th
Eggeling Henry, 1216 Polk and 1598 Fulton
Engelherg's Bakery, 416 Kearny
Engels Kate, SE cor 25th and Alabama
Englisch John, 533 Hayes
Farnlacher Adam, 855 Capp
Fassold Ebeline Mrs., 1711 Market
Fay Annie Mrs., 513 Bryant
Feibush Louis, 1414 Ellis
Feyhl John, 1111 Market
Fittock Frederick, 1438, 20th
Fleck Ida Mrs., 1203 Turk
Flinn Elizabeth A., 200 Noe
Flood John, 143, 3d
Foley Michael, 118, 7th
Forbes Kenneth M., 402 Devisadero
Forman H., 614>4 Post
Forsberg Alexander, 1606 Folsom
Fousek Joseph F., 20Q7 Hyde
Fray Mathias, 1817 Powell
Fritschi J. H. Mrs., 137 Larkin
Fryer Edmund C, 627 San Jose Av
Furkert Mary Mrs., 1812 Dupont
Gall Gottlob, 26-28, 4th
Gardner Harriet N. Mrs., 327i/i, 5th
Gervieres Martin, 1010 Railroad Av
Getchell Eliza Mrs., II141/2 Kentucky
Ghisla & Co., 1400 Stockton
Gibson Henry, 1906 Mission
Goelz John, 140, 8th
Goetjen Jacob, 1510 Hyde
Goltzene Christian, 758 Bryant
Gorman L. Mrs., 230, 8th
Gormley & McGirr, 1314 Larkin
Grueninger Powell F., 313, 6th
Guenther Charles J., 776 Folsom
Guillium & Comte, 402 Pacific
Guinasso F. T., 1307-1309 Dupont
Gull Adolph, 1316 Pacific
Gumm Peter, SE cor 24th and Sanchez
Gunn John, 136, 29th
Hack Christian, 248 Oak
Hagemann Charles, 1300 Powell
Hagemann Philipp, 1057 Howard
Handloss Joseph W., 237, 15th
Hansen Emil, 1665 Mission
Hansen Henry, 714 Valencia
Hansen Sophie Miss, 940 Valencia
Harry Mary J., 323 Hyde
Hartmann Rudolph, 423, 4th
Haub Bros., 17-19 Powell
Haugaard Charles, SE cor Post and Laguna
Hauser Adolph, 330 Clement
Heinz Christopher, 1419 Stockton
Henderson T. Mrs., 542 Green
Hickey John F., 154 Solano
Hickman Kate M. Mrs., 1330 Jackson
Himmelstoss George, 1708 Church
Hinz Joseph, 1509 Polk
Hitte Bros., 1510 Dupont

Hoflman Elizabeth Mrs , 3012, 16th
Hoffmann Catherina Mrs., 1700 Leavenworth
Hoffmann Judith Mrs., 233, 8th
Hogan Daniel, 1162 Guerrero
Holm Matthias, 1155 Howard
Holm Richard A. C, 502, 18th
Huegle Romar, 108 Hayes
Hughes John, 63, 4th

Huillade August, 15th Av South bet N and P
Iba Frederick, 2952 Mission
Ickler Henry, 215, 2d

Irwin James Mrs.,NE cor Solano and Minnesota
Jacob Charles E., 13014, 4th
Jacobs Annie Mrs., 205 Gough
Jaenicke Christian, 1913 Hyde
Jakobs Frank C, 523 Haight
Jansen C. H. Mrs., 1072 Howard
Jemison William, 127, 2d
Johnson Charles, 1346 Valencia
Johnson Lena Mrs., 407 Harrison
Johnson Lizzie Mrs., 106, Uth
Johnston Elizabeth Mrs., 203, 2d
Johnston James A., 1639 Polk
Johnston Jane Mrs., 217, 8th
Kammitter M. Mrs., 965 Mission
Kattenberg Celia Miss, 1032 McAllister
Kelterer Frederick, 3335 Mission
Kennedy Mary Mrs., 911 Filbert
Kibish Frank, 923 Folsom
Kindblad Gustav A., 1218 Powell
Klee Henry, 619i/4 Post
Klein Emma, 604 N South
■Koch Charles, 2125 Mason
Kohn Seligman, 244, 5th
Kohs John, 331, 4th
Komsthoef t Albert, 339 Turk
Koon Jane, 935 Filbert
Kraft Nellie, 940 Dolores
Krause Frank L., 307 Van Ness Av
Kuhn Frederick, 328, 18th
Kutzer George, 1928 Union
Lame Joseph, 154 Tehama
Langendorf Bernard, 943 Folsom
Lanzer John, 22.32 Mission
Larsen & Andersen, 145, 5th
Latapie Jules, 9 Jansen
Laub Frank, 827, 30th
Leflar William, 219, 6th
Lehning Mary E. Mrs., 934 Howard
Lemmermann Hermann, 425, 4th
Levy Hyman, 1617 Buchanan
Lindsay Kate Mrs., 403 Harrison
Lobers John H., 1837 Polk and 3023 Sacramento
Lockhart M. I. Mrs., 1527 Market
Loewen Nicholas, 115 Oak

Loftus Theresa, SE cor Geary and Devisadero
Lorich Frank R., 314 Montgomery Av
Lotz Charles, 344, 6th
Lucchesi C. & Bro., 333 Broadway
Lynch Catherine Mrs., 914, 22d
Lyons Jennie Mrs., 253, 8th
Mack Patrick Mrs., 1018 Alabama
Maggart Edward F., 727 Larkin
Mangels Marie Mrs., 137 Hermann
Marks John, 778 Harrison
Marx Julius. 520 Taylor
Massone A. & Co., 1339 Dupont
Mazoue Adrian, 1223 Stockton
McCormick S. B,, 217 Kearny
MoCottrey Robert T., 1232 Union
McDevitt Bessie Mrs., 356 Minna
McElroy James, 763 Brannan
McGlynn A. J. Mrs., 444 Hayes
McGreevy Anna Mrs., 2000 Larkin
McKenna Owen, 1127, 26th
McMahon Catherine Mrs., 1205 Folsom
Meelay John, 1083 Tennessee
Mehl A. Anton, 611 Larkin
Mendelsohn George, 1013 Folsom
Mesenburg Hermann, 324i/^ Hayes
Metz & Yost, 449, 3d
Miller John D., 446, 3d
Mills Delia E. Mrs., 449 Guerrero
Mock Charles A., 312 Hayes
Moegling William, 2658 Market
Moldenhauer Meta Mrs., 420, 4th
Morell Joseph, 1913 Mission
Moroney Mary Mrs., 817 Bryant
Morrison Winfleld S., 1913 Howard

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Bakeries— Cont'd ,
Motzer Conrad, 1713 Leavenworth
Mullarkey John, 831 Illinois
Muller Albert, 840, 17th
Muller Charles A., 1709-1711 Mission
Murphy Jennie D. Mrs., 1803 Howard
Murphy L. D. Mrs., 959a Howard
Nash John P., 721 Brannan
Neil H. C. Mrs., 511 Laguna
Nollert George C, 145, 9th
O'Dea Josephine Mrs., 26 Hayes
Oliver Jacques, 3507 Mission
Otten Henry, 1205 Polk
Paganini Stephen, 504 Union
Page & Falch, NW cor Mason and Turk
Pale Jean, 911 Pacific
Patterson E. Miss, 1113, 23d
Pepper Angeline, 1019 Valencia
Petri Angelo, 117 Francisco and 128 Pacific
Pharion Frederick M., 634 Grove
Phillips M. E. Mrs., 223 Broadway
Powell George L., 507 Howard
PraulMary Mrs., 9 Eldridge
Prince W. M. Mrs., 330, 19th
Prost Nicholas, 336, 3d
Puyoou Eugenia Miss, 110, 23d
Queirolo G. & Co., 511 Green
Queirolo Mary, 518a Union
Radius Marie Mrs., 1526 Kentucky
Razzetto & Urbani, 1407 Dupont
Reed Silas W., 819 Larkin
Rehage Ernest, 405, 24th
Renz Jacob, 142, nth
Reuss C. & Bro., 1504 Turk
Richard Alice Mrs., 33614, 6th
Romer P. Mrs., 1506 Kentucky
Ropcke H. Mrs., 1511 Dupont
Rosencrantz Moses, 433-435, 6th
Ruediger & Loesch. 107 Larkin
Rush Thomas, 40, 7th
Rutz George A., 448, 3d and 834 Valencia
Salzmann Julius, Broad nr Plymouth Av
Sandquist Bros., 159, 2d
Schlichtmann John, 645 McAllister
Schmidt George, 1016 Valencia
Schmitt Herman, 904 Dolores
Schoning William, 639 Broadway
Schulz Julius, 736 Union
Schutten Jacob, 1603 Geary
Schwenker August, 811 Point Lobos Av
Schwerin& Sons, 544-546 Clay
Searle Edward, 223, 6th
Sehabiague Bros., 2119 Taylor
Sehabiague Michael, 131 1V4 Powell
Selk Annie Miss, 442'/2, 3d
Shaver Mary Mrs., I14014 Howard
Shay John B., 38, 4th
Shepley Ellen Mrs., 3119 Mission
Shields Maggie A. Mrs., SE cor Baker and

Greenwich
Sinnott Margaret, 3244 Mission
Smith Alfred. 1711 Polk
Smith Charlotte Mrs., 869 Folsom
Smith Edward B., 980 Harrison
Smithurst Annie Miss, 1217 Valencia
Somers Margaret Mrs., 215 Clement
Spannagel Eberhard, 125, 7th
Sperry Imogen L., 31754 O'Farrell
Stappenbeck M. Miss, 1525^2 Dupont
Stein Robert, 1139 Folsom
Stern Henry, UOSH Folsom
Stone E. W. Mrs., 1210 Steiner
Straub Frank, 105, 23d
Strohmaier Charles, 418 Brannan
Suss Frederick, 122 Francisco
Swain Bros., 213 Sutter
Swalve William H., 1406 Church
Tamony John, 1317 Folsom
Tonkin William, 3504 Mission
Tschirch William, 2701 Sutter
Uebner Frederick, 2001 Mason
Valente Luigi, 214-216 Broadway
Vielhauer Frank, 221, 4th
Voegtlin Charles, 1436 Folsom
Voltmer Henry, 215, 34th
Wagner & Loveder, 2129 Mission
Walker Mary A., 1852 Howard
Walker Samuel T., 408a McAllister

Walker W. A. Mrs., 1151 Mission
Wallace R. R. Mrs., 516 Geary
Wander V. Mrs., 208 Utah
Weber Julius, 124 Sadowa
Weber William F., 26, 6th
Welsh Julia Mrs., 711% Brannan
Wenther Paul M., 1128 Kentucky
Westerfeld's Bakery, 1035 Market
Wheeler Simeon, 921V4 Howard
Whitlock Montague, 131a 15th
Wiedmann Albert, 1924 Howard
Wild John T., 3045, 16th
Willenbrink Frederick, 911 Larkin
Wilson Ann Mrs., 253, 3d

Winkle H. & W., SE cor Battery and Vallejo
Wittrock Adolph H. C, 489% Haight
Woge Henrietta Mrs., 2738 California
Wolff Frank M., SW cor Ellis and Wbester
Wolkerstorfer & Marko, 944% Harrison
Wood Henry J. , 395, 6th
Wright Joseph, 1633 Pacific Av
Wucherer Gustave, NW cor 31st and Hamp-
shire
Wucherer William, 492, 8th
Yerma Jacob, 914 Bryant
Young H. H., 228 Kearny
Young John, 615 McAllister
Zaun Henry, 336 Broadway
Zeiner Wendlian, 108, 9th
Zimbleman George J., 1019 Howard
Zoller Brothers, 314 Devisadero

Bakeries— Cracker.

American Biscuit Co.. NW cor Battery and
Broadway

Eagle Cracker and Biscuit Co., SW cor Mission
and 11th

Eclipse Cracker Co., office 218 Sacramento

Macdonald's Cracker and Tea Store, 1120 Mar-
ket

Portland Cracker Co., 537-539 Mission

Bakeries— Pie.

Knudson's Pie Bakery, 230 Dorland
Simkins & Thorp, 116 Erie
Thorp J. W. & Co., 504 Post

•Baking Powders.

(See also Grocers.)
Barton B. F., 211-213 Sacramento
Cleveland Baking Powder Co., 3 California.

rooms 23-34
Columbia Coffee and Spice Co., 112-114 Front
Leege & Mills, 410 Clay
Price Baking Powder Co., 305 Battery
Tillmann & Bendel, 313-337 Battery
Tyler S. H. & Son, 308-314 Front
Union Manufacturing Co., 533 Mission

Oakland.
Monarch Coffee and Spice Mills, 463, 3d

Ballasters.

Chase James B. & Co., 17 Steuart
Haseltine Charles E. & Co., 54 Mission

Bands— Music.

Blanchard's Band, 723 Golden Gate Av

Blum's Band, 735 Market

California State Marine Band, 200 Sutter

California State Military Band, 328 Bush

Golden Gate Park Band, 34 Chronicle Bldg

Mission Band, 822 Mission

Parisian Orchestra, 1718a Ellis

San Francisco Letter Carriers' Band, 1320 How-
ard

Von der Mehden's Band of Soloists, SW cor 16th
and Folsom

Banjo Makers.

Hoffmann George H., 624 Geary
Unger Cress, 26 Montgomery

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Bank Locks.

Diebold Safe and Lock Co., 6 California
Hall's Safe and Lock Works, 609-611 Market
Herring-Hall-Marvin Co., 609-611 Market
Periam C. J. & Co., 40-42 Main

* Bank Vaults.

(See also Safes.)
BAY CITY IRON WORKS, 103-105 Fremont and

323-325 Mission
WESTERN IRON WORKS, 123-125 Beale

Bankers.

Borel Alfred & Co., 311 Montgomery

Bradford Investment Co., 517 Safe Deposit

Bldg
Lichtenstein Benjamin H., 15 Grant Av
Meyer Daniel, 213 Pine
Rollins E. H. & Sons (Boston and Denver), 7

and 13 Mills Bldg, 10 th floor
Sutro & Co., 408 Montgomery

Banks.

American Bank and Trust Co. of S. F., NE cor

Bush and Montgomery
ANGLO-CALIFORNIAN BANK, NE cor Pine and

Sansome
Bank of Britisli Columbia, SE cor Busli and

Bank of British North America, 130 Sansome

Bank of California The, NW cor California and
Sansome

Bank of Commerce, 805 Market

Bank of San Francisco (in liquidation), 33S.F.
Stock and Exchange Bldg

Bank of Tarapaca and London Limited The,
203 California

California Savings and Loan Society The, 1-2
Mills Bldg, 9th floor

CALIFORNIA TITLE INSURANCE AND TRUST
CO., receives deposits of personal property
relieving guardians, executors and other
trustees from giving bonds, Mills Bldg

Collateral, 15 Grant Av

Columbian Banking Co., 236 Bush

Columbus Savings and Loan Society, 614 Wash-
ington

COMPTOIR NATIONAL D'ESCOMPTE DE
PARIS, 122 Sansome

Crocker- Woolworth National Bank, junction
Post and Market

DONOHOE-KELLY BANKING CO., NE cor Mont-
gomery and Sutter

First National Bank of San Francisco, NW cor
Bush and Sansome

French Savings and Loan Society, 534 Cali-
fornia

GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY THE,
526 California

Grangers Bank of Calfornia (in liquidation),
NW cor California and Battery

HIBERNIA SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY
THE, NW cor Jones and McAllister

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation,
401-403 Montgomery

Humboldt Savings and Loan Society, 18 Geary

LONDON AND SAN FRANCISCO BANK, LIM-
ITED, 424 California

London, Paris and American Bank (limited), 1-3
Sansome

Market Street Bank The, NW cor Powell and
Eddy

Merchants' Exchange Bank of San Francisco
(in liquidation), 320 Sansome, room 9

MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK OF SAN FRAN-
CISCO, 33 Post

National Bank of Australasia, 535 Front

Nevada Bank of San Francisco The, NW cor
Montgomery and Pine

Odd Fellows' Savings Bank (in liquidation), 240
Montgomery

Paciflc Bank (in liquidation), 530 California

People's Home Savings Bank (in liquidation),
34_Mills Bldg, 10th floor

San Francisco Collateral Loan

BANK, Max Goldberg president and man-
ager, Duncan McNee secretary, 538 Kearny
SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION, NE cor

California and Webb

SATHER BANKING CO., SE cor Sansome and
Bush

SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY, 101 Montgom-
ery

Security Savings Bank, 222 Montgomery

Tallant Banking Co., NE cor California and
Battery

Union Trust Co. of San Francisco, NE cor Mont-
gomery and Market

Wells, Fargo & Co's Bank, cor Market and San-

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Oakland.

Central Bank,, NE cor Broadway and 14th
First National Bank, NE cor Broadway and 10th
Oakland Bank of Savings, NE cor Broadway

and 12th
Union National Bank, NW cor Broadway and

12th
Union Savings Bank, SE cor Broadway and 9th

* Bar Fixtures.

BADER & FINCKE, SE cor 5th and Bryant
BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDER CO. THE,

653-655 Market
Fink & Schindler, 1309-1315 Market
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
ST. GERMAIN BILLIARD CO., 55-57 1st

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BAKER & HAMILTON, NW cor Pine and Davis

Barbers.

Aaron Joseph, 223 Fillmore

Abraham Frank, 609 Larkin

Abrams A. J. & Co., 209a Powell

Abrams Marx, 1103 Howard

Abrego George A., 1142 Union

Adams John F., 260, 3d

Adams Oliver M., 504 Bryant

Albrecht E. J., 205 Scott

Albrecht Richard, 1 Albion Av

Alexander Julius, SE cor Battery and Union

Altieri Michelini, 724 Front

Alves John, 8 Folsom

Alves Joseph, 327 Drumm

Alves Joseph S., 130 Oak

Alvez Joseph, 1551 Market

Amaral Joseph S., 1509 Howard

Amato Amadeo, 413 Broadway

Amette Jean B., 1317 Mission

Ancker Louis, 1738 Market

Andrews & Serpa, 606, 3d

Arcuri Louis, 825 Pacific

Armas Joseph L.. 445, 9th

Asch William, 215, 6th

Aubertin George, 516, 6th

Augstein Henry, 101, 19th

August Philip, 316 East

Avellar Manuel M., 1533 Kentucky

Babino Antonio, 431 Montgomery Av

Backman Caesar, 638 Geary

Baldes Manuel F., 2101/2 Townsend

Balger Charles, 1091 Howard

Baltimore John H., 210 Stevenson

Baron William, 2 O'Farrell

Bartholdy A., 1113 Valencia

Batavia Philip S., 19, 4th

Bauer George, 804. 17th

Bauske Frederick J., 227, 3d

Beaudoin Louis D., 539 Bryant

Becker August, 604, 7th

Becker Charles A., 1301 Castro

Becker & Koch, 542 California

Bell Benjamin F., II3/2 Eddv

Bell Joseph. 509, 18th

Berger William, 1510 Kentucky

Berliner Charles A., 1007 Howard

Bernhard Bernhard, Palace Hotel

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Bilms Frederick H., 409 Broderick

Bischofl Valentine, 1782 Folsom

Blasi Joseph M., 21 Eddy

Boerman Erik, 304 Folsom

Booz Jacob, 610 Laguna

Borel Paul, 225 Montgomery Av

Born Conrad, 562 Howard

Botelho Antonio P., 7 Steuart

Boulden William T.. 817 Laguna

Bowman Erich, 304 Folsom

Boyle Patrick, S s Sierra nr Michigan

Brees David A., 1205 Folsom

Brodek Robert T.. The Baldwin

Broquet Jean, 649 Broadway

Bross Henry J.. I6O214 Grove

Brown Alfred, 261214 Mission

Brown Charles. 527 Montgomery Av

Brown Jacob B., 202 Jackson

Brown Perry H., 127 Eddy

Brunner Joseph, 509 California

Buechting Gustav, 419 Bay

BuUier John F., 1944 Market

Butzbach Charles A., 1234 Point Lobes Av

Butzbach Edward G., 3118, 16th

Calish J. J., 2131 Fillmore

Callaghan Humphrey, 16, 24th

Callinan & Murray, 131, 2d

Carter August L., 504 Turk

Carter & Clem. NE cor Pine and Hyde

Cassio G. A., 1423 Dupont

Castellanos Jose R., 1322 Powell

Castro Elisha, 441, 6th

Crithalinat Jacques, 620 Broadway

Cavanagh Hugh J., 21, 9th

Chanaron Hilarian, 509 Castro

Chase & Dyer, 19 Mason

Childers Robert, 1500 Howard

Cohen Marks, 21 Taylor

Cohen Philip, 12 Sacramento

Cohn Salomon, 622 Shrader

Coleman Abraham, 527 Sacramento

Coleman Adolph, 644 Washingten

Conrad & Heady, 1211 Market

Cook E. J., 25 Davis

Cordan A. C, 227 Drumm

Costley George W.. 28a Ellis

Courtemarsh Joseph S., 351 SH Market

Crabb & Ward, 641 Commercial

CreightonHugh H., 32414 Montgomery

Cuneo Joseph, 1419Vi Dupont

Curien Emil. 744, 4th

Curnow George, 226, 1st

Daly Oliver J., 415 Haves

Danckwardt Henry, 1048 McAllister

Davis Adolph, 331, 5th

Davis Albert F., 2941 Mission

Deckelman & Davis, 413 California

De Costa Jose, 51714 East

De Fonte Louis, 358, 4th

Deming Charles L., 701 Larkin

De Silveira Manuel G., 30 V2 Clay

De Sparr Eugene, 300014 Mission

Deubler George, 728 Montgomery Av

Didie Charles A., 703 Mission

Dissat Antone, 509 Kearny

Dittes Michael, 1505 Fillmore

Dittmar Charles, 733^ Broadway

Donahue James, 1933 Mission

Donati Michele, 222 Montgomery Av

Dornheim Matthew, 152V2 Steuart

Dostal Alfred. 408!^, 6th

Doyle Bernard J., 30 East

Dreisbach William R., 200 Market

Drescher Charles, 1 Front

Dumas & Dickers, 20 California

Dutton Silas, 1741 Mission

Eberle Philip J., 8I1/2, 4th

Edman John E., 517 East

Edsen & Bernhard, 659 Market

Ehrhart Peter W., 104%, 9th

Einsfeld Peter, 871 Market

Einsfeld Peter Jr., 1125 Market

Eiselen Oscar J., 1602 Valencia

Elliott Grant, 120 Geary

Ellis James D., 707 Brannan

Emerald Oscar, 1708 Devisadero

Englander Gustav A., 131 Ellis

Enos Emanuel, 413 East North
Enos Frank, 306, 5th
Erhard Joseph, 225.5th
Eschen Isador, 602 Clay
Ewald Theodore, 1218 Stockton
Faas Fernandez, 702 Montgomery Av
Farpeilha Manuel A., 27 Montgomery Av
Fehr Jacob, 529 Dupont
Feldman Felix, 229 Hayes
Fenton & Francis, 1224 Bush
Ferguson & Gies, 103 Eddy
Fernandez Manuel P., 207 Jackson
Fernandez Manuel R., 1038 Alabama
Ferrazzano Joseph, 632 Montgomery
Fields Frank G., 1431 Dupont
Fine John J.. IO26Y2 Hyde
Finney Charles, 433 California
Fischer Alexander, 637 Valencia
Fischer Charles F., 14 Turk
Fleischman Charles N., 315 Kearny
Fleischmann John, 203, 3d
Fowles Stephen, 214 Mason
Foxgord James R., 206, 5th
Freitas Antone F., 419, 4th
Frenna Joseph P., 12OI1/2 Polk
Friedman & Gilbert, 22 East
Fuller Charles G., SW cor 2d and Market
Furtado Antone J., 822. 3d
Garcia Henry G., 525!4, 4th
Garcia Jose G., 525 Pacific
Garcia Richard L., 434 Pacific
Geike Richard, 133 Eddy
Gellert Henry, California Hotel
Genster Jacob, 102 Grove
Gherbatz John, 116 Pacific
Gibson William C, 627 Tennessee
Giesecke Louis, 1209 Valencia
Giessler Fred, 1331/2, 9th
Gilbart Henry W., T/i Jackson
Girardin M. H., 1905 Fillmore
Glassman Abraham B., 9 Pacific
Glassman Harry , 2, 6th
Godair Louis & Son, 120 Ellis
Golly & Fuchs, 325 Grant Av
Gonzales Andrew, 2537 Sutter
Gonzales M. B., 2721 Sutter
Goodman Joseph, 1531 Polk
Gorflnkel William, 442, 6th
Gramont Jean, Railroad Av nr 8th Av South
Granato Vincenzo, 709 Davis
Green Harry S., 426 Montgomery Av
Grez Albert J., 504, 24th
Gribble Charles H., 2106 Market
Grimm Adam H., Lick House
Grodjens Bros., 10.55 Market
Gross Gustav G., 1214 Railroad Av
Grunwald Julius, 1414 Pacific
Gunnarson Charles W., 1424 Polk
Guster Manuel, 1502 Folsom
Gutman Maurice, 1646 Polk
Gutman & Mullin, 26 Eddy
Haase John, 3544 Folsom
Hahn Charles, 2003 Mission
Hallahan Andrew. 13 Taylor
Halloran Martin D., 921 Market
Hamann Paul C, 238i4 O'Farrell
Hammersmith Philip W., 91VA Larkin
Happ & Gingg, 30 Geary
Harris Benjamin, 1348 Mission
Harris Frank, 106 Leidesdorff
Harris Herman J., 102, 7th
Harris Louis A., 9 Sutter
Harris Samuel, 631 Sacramento
Harris S. & H., 1306 Market
Harrod Samuel, 709, 5th Av
Hatton Edward, 1641 Howard
Hauser Herman, 1905 Hyde
Heense Leonard, 510 Post
Hefty John, 519, 4th
Heider Christopher, 310 Bush
Heilfron Alfred J., 341 Hayes
Hencken Harry J., 1191 Harrison
Hender & Prell, 317, 4th
Herdtfelder William, 1604 Pacific Av
Hernandez Luciano, NE cor 7th Av and Cle-
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Hesse John A., 3544 Folsom
Hintze Samuel, VA Spear
Hirsinger George E., 1159^4 Folsom

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HirtliP. H., 628a Post

Hoffman Bros., 44 O'Farrell

Hoffman Charles, 17341/2 Market

Holdsworth Harry L., 338a, 24th

Holm Julius, 2308 Howard

Holzberger Gustav A., 403'/^ Sutter

House William, 53, 5th

Howard Thomas, 6O2/2 Central Av

Howard & Ritschy, 20, 7th

Huber Charles, 2007 Polk

Humbert Lewis, 102, 5th

Hund Frederick, 406 Devisadero

Hyman & Meyer, 801 Kearny

Ingell & Dunlap, SW cor Mission and 29th

Jacobovich Jacob, 1805 Howard

Jacobs Henry I., 222 Stockton

Jacoby, Gonsalves & Asplund, 14 Geary

Jager George W., 2815, 16th

Jennings Harry B., 12, 7th

Jensen J. J., 53, 3d

Jentzsch Leo, 336, 6th

Johnson John, 107 Powell

Joseph Isaac, 2a Grove

Kaeintz Emanuel, 4 Morton

Kaeintz Frank, 127 Montgomery Av

Kalanberg Emil C, 1401 14 Ellis

Kaminski Samuel J., 128!4 O'Farrell

Kearney Dennis, SE cor Railroad Av and 7th

Av South
Keller Ludwig, 1130 Kentucky
Kelly Frank, 5021/2, 2d
Kepner Edgar S., 16 City Hall Square
Kick Frank, 702 McAllister
King Philip, 219 Broadway
Klarnet & Lezott, 1223 Polk
Klemm Hugo, 4 Steuart
Koch Bros., 648 Commercial
Koch Charles. 862 Mission
Koelzer Anthony, 303i/4 Broderick
Kollmann Thomas, 1221 Pacific
Krumpholz A. H., 1938 Mission
Kuebler Louis, 945, 17th
Lackey James M., 131 O'Farrell
Lagrave Charles, 625 Montgomery
Lahorgue Peter, 8IO1/2 Pacific
Landecker Isaac, 953 Bryant
Landgrebe Adolph, 2259 Mission
Landgrebe Richard A., 2043 Mission
Lang Jacob, 417 Battery
Laubenheimer Charles, 5 New Montgomery
Laucci Raffaelo, 132 Pacific
Laurencon Jean, 3191^ Ellis
Le Fevre Bros., 239>^ O'Farrell
Lehan Dennis, 9 Hayes
Lehritter John, 5 Taylor
Lema Manuel, 142i/4, 1st
Lemcke Otto, 119i/^, 4th
Lemos Antone, 27 East
Leverich Jacob, 10555£ Folsom
Levey & Stein, 36 Eddy
Levy Abraham, 2003 Fillmore
Levy Joseph, 1471/2. 7th
Levy Joseph M., 301 Larkin
Levy Max, 774 Howard
Levy Samuel G., 110 Drumm
Lillis Orin, 630, 4th
Lindberg Gustav R., 1630 Mission
Lingenfelder John, 1327 Pacific
Lippert Leonard B., 4 Post
Lippoldt Morris W.. 208 Brannan
Little Arthur L., 21021^4 Howard
Locks Joseph S., 101 Montgomery Av
Longo Louis, 37, 3d
Lopes Jacintho I., 266, 1st
Lovett James D., 605, 20th
Lowenfeld William, 1437 Mission
Ludwig Christof, 531 Sacramento
Luhn Charles W., 221 Grant Av
Machado Peter, 503 Howard
Manriquez Joseph, 1023 Pacific
Mantel Julius C, 1828 Haight
Marsan John L., 502 Napa
Marshall Antonio, 3 Brooks
Marshall Henry, 342 Union
Martin David, 612 Clay
Mantinho Antonio S., 125 Jackson
Masi Juan, 539 Castro
Massie William G., 3129 Mission
Matheson & Grill, 105, 10th

Matthews John J., 515 Pacific

Maurer Peter, 114 Hayes

May William H., 1759 Union

Mayer Christian F., 1216 Railroad Av

McCormick Edward, 1805 Mission

McCraith John, 3339 Mission

McGovern & Bidinger, 152, 3d

McLaughlin Frank, 218i/4, 24th

McWam Charles, 804, 15th

Medau C. P., 2911a Geary

Medeirous August J., 402 Brannan

Meinberger V., 320 Pine

Mells Joseph M., 1704 Page

Melville James, 10, 8th

Mendel Morris, 1020 Scott

Mendelson Selig, 629 Union

Mendoza Antone, 208 Drumm

Mercier Emil, 1881 Mission

Merel & DeDomenico, 107, 3d

Meyer Alfred, 2740% California

Meyer Bros., 1204 Mason

Miller Frederick, 13 Howard

Miller Frederick W.. 1911 Howard

Miller Michael, 1006, 15th Av South and 853

Illinois
Miller Peter, 531 Taylor
Miller & Fauth, 5 Powell
Miller & Schencks, 7251/2, 5th Av
Miramontez John C, 1017 Larkin
Mohaupt Charles A., 307 Grant Av
Moutell Frank, 14 Bryant
Moore Antone F., 1407 Church
Mora Cabral, 2197 Powell
Moses Morris, 605 Mission
Mueller & Boss, 432 Kearny
Muller John W., 980 Howard
Murphy Dennis, 1603 Howard
Myers Louis A., 1103 Howard
Myers William, 527 Broadway
Naismith John, 544 Clay
Nathan Herman, 19, 30th
Nauman Walter S., 402a McAllister
Nelson William R., 506 Montgomery
Nestel August, 312 Francisco
Newman Rudolph. 236 Post
Nicholas George, San Bruno Av nr Army
O'SuUivan Edward, Railroad Av bet 8th and

9th Avs South
Obenauer George, 39. 2d
Oliva Manuel J., 340 Sutter
Ottenberg & Bettencourt, 215 Sansome
Patrick Wellington C, 705 Broadway
Patti Frank, 1444 Valencia
Pelligrini P., 2140 Mission
Perazzo John, 548 Washington
Peregrine Joseph M., 26 Steuart
Perino Frank, 607 Sacramento
Perliti Giacinto, 1806 Powell
Perrin & Apostolo, 11-13 Grant Av
Perry Joseph, 202, 8th
Petersen Frederick, 122, 7th
Phillips August, 316 East North
Pinkney Joseph, 804 Folsom
Poessl Joseph, 29 Geary
Porporato Eugene, 1303 Dupont
Price Henry, 927 Pacific
Pullen L. G., 1303 Webster
Quart Mark, 918 McAllister
Raphael Frank, W s Mission nr Silver Av
Rauhut Charles J., 423 Washington
Rayfield Lester, 404 Church
Raymond Ay la, 1032 Folsom
Raymond Bros., 1023 Pacific
Regner Frank A., 420 Powell
Rehfeld Adolph, 1209 Point Lobos Av
Renna Vincent, 14031^ Folsom
Reynolds Harry B., 12, 7th
Rice James, 346, 7th
Rice Richard J., 2903 Baker
Richeson James L., 502 Ellis
Rieflel Louis, 1104 Golden Gate Av
Riegel Michael L., 831 Geary
Rimassa & Lafournere, 126 Montgonery Av
Ringgold Charles S., bOVA O'Farrell
Rizzo Giuseppe, 443 Broadway
Robinson J. M., Ocean House Road nr Jules Av
Robinson Robert S., 142, 2d
Roche Edward P., 209 Larkin
Rockenfield William, 334 Geary

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Rodden Hugh, 234 Folsom

Rodriguez Perfecto, 257, 3d

Roesler Charles A., 3410 Mission

Rosa Joseph, 626, 4th

Rosa Manuel P., 872^4 Howard

Rose Emil, 1541 Geary

Rose Winslow F., 4 Howard

Rose & Silva, 3471/2, 4th

Rosenberg Herman, 113 Valencia

Rosenthal Morris, ICKte Mission

Rosner Sigfried, 119, 6th

Rotermund Frederick, 524 Battery

Rothenberg John, 325 Sacramento

Rubenstein Charles, 137!4, 5th

Rubenstein Louis, a37, 6th

Rufner Jacob, 1707 Market

Salinger & Adams, 9 Hardie

Sammis Henry, 1352 Howard

San Francisco Barber School, 1511-1515 Howard

Sand Ferdinand, 27, 3d

Sand Fred E., NW cor Kearny and Sutter

Sand Joseph, 50, 4th

Sandell J. A., 310 Fillmore

Sandman George, 22 Mason

Sauer Henry, 848 Valencia

Schaefer B., 3119 Fillmore

Schehr John D., 791 Mission

Schenk Adam, lUYz, 4th

Scheunert Hugo, 921 Market

Schmidt Alfred H., 12, 7th

Schmidt John, 105, 4th

Schmidt John, 1089 Howard

Schmidt Peter, 1007 Valencia

Schmitt Francois A., 403 Dupont

Schoen Louis, 1518 Market

Schoen Theodore, 1430 Market

Schoenwald Otto, 627 McAllister

Schoettler Herman, 526 Hayes

Schrader Frederick, 3439 Mission

Schubener Leo, 619 Sacramento

Schweifer Mathias, 207% Montgomery Av

Schwetzer David, 3025, 16th

Sciacca Gaetano, 1317 Stockton

Scott Thomas T., 1737!4 Market

Seppich & Kleinhans, 217 Montgomery

Serpa & Content, 419 Larkin

Shaen & Crown, 409 Pine

Sharon & Bent, 1405 Polk

Shawhan Michael, 738 Pacific

Siggillia Emile, San Bruno Av nr Silver Av

Silberstein Julius, 427, 3d

Silva Anton, 525 East

Silva Manuel, 204, 9th

Silva Manuel, 217 Jackson and 910 Keamy

Silva Manuel, 1144 Folsom

Silva Manuel J., 863/2 Bryant

Silva & Mancebo, 407 East North

Silveira Manuel J., 52, 7th

Silveira M. J., 30^4 Clay

Silvey Michael J., lOS'/a, 8th

Simas Henry, 1352 Howard

Simon John, 202a 2d and 757^4 Howard

Simon Philip & Co., 3 Stockton

Simon Scott S.,358, 3d

Skinner John F., 148, 5th

Sommer Henry, 1193 Market

Soto Angel B., 3049, 16th

Sparrow Anthony, 114 Halleok

Spiess Gottlieb, 1308 Howard

Spindler Jacob, 543, 2d

Springer Isaac. 1519 Buchanan

Staffelbach Edward, 19 Mission

Stable John, 233 Bush

Staiger Frederick, 321 East North

Stanley John T., 1310 Castro

Stein Abraham J., 604 Montgomery

Stein John, 25^4. 10th

Stern Adam, 1110 Fillmore

Stern & Heller, 34, 4th

Stern & Pearson, 11, 6th

Stieber Daniel, 25^^. 6th

Stocker & Holderer, 9 Sutter

Strecker & Kern, 49 Post

Suet Joseph F., 24^^ Folsom

Sullavou Samuel, 1003 Church

Sullivan William T., Nebraska nr Army

Tanner E. Henry, SW^ Turk

Taussig & Newdorfer, 797 Mission

Tellier Eugene, 242, 9th

Theysohn August C, 412 Folsom

Thomas An tone, 16 Clay

Thomas Frank H., 812 Laguna

Thomas George, 1222 Powell

Thornton George H., 1035 Guerrero

Tichner Benjamin, 34 Ellis

Tillman Louis, 37 Pacific

Trabue David L., 269, 3d

Traveira Antonio B., 503^/4 East

Tristano Vincent, 300 Golden Gate Av

Troell & Pape, 657 Clay

Ubhaus Bros., 12 Geary

Ulsemer Ferdinand, 623 Clay

Ulsemer Louis, 43!4. 3d

Valenza Charles, 1219 Steiner

Valiant Placet F., 102 Davis

Valo Joseph, 302 Montgomery

Vargas Anthony, 353, 3d

Vetera Frank, 509, 7th

Vieira da Silveira J., 953% Folsom

Vieira Manuel, 406 Drumm

VitaloLuigi, 424 Broadway

Waddill William, 189 Jessie

Wagner Adam J., 403a O'Farrell

Wagner Peter H., 514%, 3d

Wahl & Romer, 224 Sutter

Walker An tone J., NW cor Potrero Av and 24th

Walker Frank, 120%, 24th

Webber George, 507% Hayes

Webber Joseph, 324 Grant Av

Webber Leslie A., 822 Kearny

Weber Charles F., 5th Av South nr M

Weber Emil, 2439 Mission

Wehrmann August, 420, 24th

Weis Joseph C, Mills Bldg, 11th floor

Wells Frank, 514 Mission

Wentworth Albert A., 7, 4th

Werner Charles, 1427 Octavia

Wetzel J. A., NE cor 3d and King

Wheeler Elisha T., 1648 Market

White Henry L., 761Howard

Weisenhavern August, 1856 Howard

Willman August, 529% Geary

Wilson C. W., 1511-1515 Howard

Wilson John A., 3021.1, 4th

Wilson John D., 100 Powell

Winter P. H. & Son, 627 Commercial

Witzel Julius A., 720, 3d

Wolfe Henry A., 1314 Dupont

Wollert Herman, 1239% Folsom

Wray Alban E., 504 Valencia

Wrede Edward, 1703 Devisadero

Wunsch Nicholas, NW cor Railroad Av and 12th

Av South
Yarrow Walter J., 416 Turk
Young Frederick, 14% Montgomery Av
Young William H. H., 646 Howard
Zachoreck Fred O., 1205 Fillmore
Zimmerman Edward, 333, 6th

Barbers' Supplies.

BUCHANAN BROTHERS,

609 Sacramento

Deckelman Bros., 106 Ellis
Green Isidore S., 237, 2d Av
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Stoltz David, 630 Market
Trost Gustave A., 1516 Mason
WILL & FINCK CO., 818-820 Market

Bark Dealers.

Bender Bros, 3d St. Wharf

Gilbride R. A. & Co., Berry St. Wharf bet 3d and

4th
Iversen N. Trading Co. The, 125 Berry
Pollard & Dodge. 22 California, rooms 5-6

* Barley Roll Crushers.
O'BRIEN M., 511-513 Mission

* Barrel Manufacturers.

(See also Coopers.)

CALIFORNIA BARREL CO.,

327 Market

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* Baseball Supplies.
WILL & FINCK CO., 818-820 Market

Basket Dealers.

(See Willow Ware.)

Basket Makers.

Becker William, 622 Market
Cottura Peter, 727 Sansome
Faick Bros., 477 Tehama
Johnson Andrew, 407 Harrison
Lange J. C. R., 624 Washington
Nilsson Gustav, 411 Powell
WESTON BASKET AND MANUFACTURING
CO., 668-670 Bryant

* Bath Tub Makers.

American Porcelanite Co., 621 Spreckels Bldg
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

* Bathing Suits.
Pfister J. J. Knitting Co., 120 Sutter

Baths.

Bernhard Bernhard, Palace Hotel

Brodek Robert T., The Baldwin

Canepa Peter, 325 Montgomery Av

Cohen Philip, 12 Sacramento

Cuyala Catherine Mrs., 738 Pacific

DriscoU Cornelius E.,2210 Powell

Elliott Orant, 180 Geary

Gellert Henry, California Hotel

Greenwaldt Hettie, 415 Sutter

HAMMAM, 415 Sutter

HARBOR VIEW, NW cor Baker and Jefferson

Hughes Rienzi, 208, 3d

James Lick Baths, E s lOth bet Mission and
Howard

Laubenheimer Charles, 5 New Montgomery

Lindstrom Axel O., 415 Sutter

Loryea's New Hammam Baths, 212 Post

Obenauer George, 39, 2d

Perrin & Apostolo, 11-13 Grant Av

Pretou John, 530 Pine

RUSSIAN, TURKISH AND ELECTRIC, 415 Sut-
ter

Sand Ferdinand, 27, 3d

Sand Joseph, 50, 4th

Sladky Charles, 11-13 Grant Av

Stable John, Occidental Hotel

Stern & Heller, 34, 4th

Tanner E. Henry, SSH Turk

Wahl & Romer, 824 Sutter

Zeile Charles D., 522-528 Pacific

Baths— Swimming.

CRYSTAL SALT WATER BATHING CO., 317-

325 Bay
HARBOR VIEW, NW cor Baker and Jefferson
Lurline Salt Water Baths, NW cor Bush and

Larkm
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Bay bet Taylor and Jones
Palace Baths, 715 Filbert
Sutro Baths, Point Lobos Av nr Cliff House

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Central Park Fair, 1181-1185 Market

Davis Bros., 718-722 Market

Doerrer Williain G., 411 Hayes

Leopold Godfrey, 418-422 Montgomery Av

Meams James, 1500 Powell

Moses Oscar, 431 Larkin

PernauBros. & Pitts Co., 1808 Market and 622

Kearny
WILL & FINCK CO., 818-820 Market

* Beds and Bedding.

(See also Furniture, also Mattress Makers, also

Spring Beds.)
KING FURNITURE CO., 1127-1131 Market
LUNDY FURNITURE CO., 813 Market
NOONAN JEREMIAH, 1017-1023 Mission
SLOANE W. & J. & CO., 641-647 Market

Beer Bottlers.

Barthold Herman, 2319 Mason

Braun George, 2219 Pine

CALIFORNIA BOTTLING CO., 1413 Eddy

Cervelli N. & Co., 507 Francisco

Cuneo Joseph. 213. 20th

DRUSEDOM BEER BOTTLING CO., 1 Kent

Fauser John &Co.' 126 Guerrero

Franks Bros.. SE cor Fillmore and Hermann

Fredericksburg Bottling Co., 921 Market and

1510 Ellis
Frietas & Rodgers, 413, 8th
Lageman & Powell, 743, 14th
Meinke D., 2435 Folsom
Messerschmidt Anton, 428, 18th
Michel & Krausgrill, 2193 Powell
National Bottling Co., 337-339 Waller
Pabst Milwaukee Beer, SW cor 6th and King
Proll Justus, 528 Hayes
Rapp John, SW cor 6th and King
Rogers Emanuel, 409-411, 8th
Roschmann Charles, 120 Shotwell
Steiger George, 5 Cedar Av
Svetinich & Bradasich, 535 Grove
Tonberg Carl A., 110, 9th
Tweedie Daniel, 229, 34th

* Beer Pumps.

Cleveland Faucet Co. The, 208 Ellis

GARRATT W. T. & CO.

138-140-142 Fremont

Schuster Bros., 306 Sutter
Wainwright William, 7 Spear
Wendt & Ahlbach, 136, 4th

Bell Founders.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.

138-140-142 Fremont

Kingwell Vincent, 135, 1st
Whyte & De Rome, 126-128 Main

Bell Hangers.

(See also Locksmiths.)
Melville C, 607 Mission
Bertrand Emil F., 1603 Buchanan
California Electrical Works, 35 Market
Camous Andre, 436 Bush
Cereghino Carlo, 3341 Mission
Davidson James D., 724!^ Market
Duchene Jean, 918 McAllister
Fischer Alwin, 3007, 16th
Gotterke & Low, 414 Larkin
Hetty Louis B., 134-126 Eddy
KLEIN'S JOHN M., ELECTRICAL WORKS, 421-

423 Montgomery
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Large Thomas W., 513 Bush
Newman Philip, 1409y2 Ellis
Paehtz Gustavus J., 2 Summer
Paetzold Benjamin, 1317 Mission
Rabjohn Edwin Jr., 1019 Market
Schmitz Franz, 1563 Market
Seller Paul Electrical Works, 406 Market
Severin Charles, 1028 Sutter
Todt John, 119 Leidersdorff
WILL & FINCK CO., 818-820 Market

• Bell Importers.
BAKER & HAMILTON, NW cor Pine and Davis
LINFORTH JAMES (Blymyer church, school and
fire), 37 Market

Bellows Manufacturers.
CALIFORNIA BELLOWS MANUFACTURING

CO., 123-125 Beale
Fletcher Joseph, 591^ Federal

Bells-Electric.

(See Electric Bells.) '

Belting.

Boston Woven Hose and Rubber Co., 14-16 Fre-
mont

COOK FRED R., 208 Mission

COOK H. N. BELTING CO., 317-319 Mission

Crane Co., 23-25, 1st and 18 Fremont

Degen Ludolph P., 105-107 Mission

EBY JNO. D., 17-19 Main

Gregory H. P. & Co., NW cor Fremont and Mis-
sion

Gutta Percha and Rubber Manufacturing Co.,
30-32 Fremont

MORRIS H. D. & CO., 141-143, 1st

O'BRIEN M., 511-513 Mission

PACIFIC TOOL AND SUPPLY CO., 100-104, 1st

PARK & LACY CO., 21-23 Fremont

REVERE RUBBER CO., 527 Market

Belting Manufacturers.

Bowers Rubber Co., 42 Sacramento
COOK FRED R.. 208 Mission

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MANUFACTURERS OF

OAK LEATHER BELTING AND HOSE

317-319 MISSION ST.

DEGEN LUDOLPH P., 105-107 Mission

L. P. DEGEN

Manufacturer Leather Belting and Lacing

Agent RUBBER BELTIN6, WIRE LACING, BELT DRESSIKG, ETC.

11)5-107 Mission vSt., Cor. Spear. Telephone Main 5ii2

GOODYEAR RUBBER CO., 577-579 Market

GUTTA PERCHA AND RUBBER MANUFAC-
TURING CO., 30-32 Fremont

Heins Alexander, 134 Main

Neville & Co., 31-33 California

NEW YORK BELTING AND PACKING CO,
LTD, 509-511 Market

Royer Herman (estate of) belting manufactur-
ers, 855-861 Bryant

* Bi-Carbon Soda.

Horstmann John, 667-675 Bryant
KITTLE & CO., 202 California

Bicycle Dealers.

Allen E. T. Company, 416 Market
Clipper Bicycle Co., 1386 Market
COLUMAIA BICYCLES (Pope Mnfg Co.), 341

Post. Cyclery, 1970 Page
Columbus Buggy Co., 213-215 Market
Cook Frederick R. , 700 Guerrero
Cooper Cycle Co., NE cor Devisadero and Bush
Davis Bros., 718-722 Market
Deere Implement Co., 305-307 Market
Dennis & Lampe, 642 Golden Gate Av and

Ocean Boulevard nr Fulton
Devany, Hopkins & Co., 520-522 Stanyan and

1923-1929 Page
Fee Harry R., 2253 Market
Grannis F. R. & Co., 609 Market
Hawley Bros.' Hardware Co., SW cor Market

and Beale
Hawley David N., 318 Market
Holle Joseph, 23,36 Folsom
Hooker & Co., 16-18 Drumm and 1640 Market
Hunt Edward A., 1318 Van Ness Av
Indiana Bicycle Co. and Riding Academy, 18-20

McAllister
Kenney & Payton, 519 Valencia and Fulton nr

6th Av
Lapham Bros., 1523 Devisadero
Leavitt & Bill, 303 Larkin
Lozier H. A. & Co., 304-306 McAllister
Majestic Bicycle Co., 1632 Market
Martling Clarence E., 224 Sutter
Mohrlg Edwin, 1510 Market
Nation John B., 705 Spreckels' Bldg
Newport Wheel The, 933 Market
Norman William, 326 McAllister
Pacific Cycle Co., 21 New Montgomery
Pearson-Swenarton Co. The, 113 Montgomery
Pope Manufacturing Co., 344 Post
Roberts & Saunders, 201 Larkin
Seifert Hugh T., 2664 Folsom
Stearns E. C. & Co., 304 Post
Syracuse Cycle Co., 224 Sutter
Varney T. H. B., Market, 10th and Stevenson
Watters & Da vies, 1113 Market
Weinmann & Beck. NE cor 24th and Shotwell
Western Premier Cycle Co., 312-314 Baker
White Sewing Machine Co., 138-140 Ellis
Wilberg Edward, 407-409, 22d
WILL & FINCK CO., 818-820 Market
Yosemite Manufacturing Co., 110-112 Golden

Gate Av
Zitska & Moynihan, 1100 Golden Gate Av

Bicycle Renting.

Andrews Charles F., cor 20th and Shotwell
Barnes Cyclery The, 501-503 Stanyan
Bent & Geddes, 930 Oak

Best Bros., 411 Broderick

Broad Charles E., 409 Stanyan

Cookson William B., 2700 Mission

Cropp Harry R., 1216 Oak

Devany, Hopkins & Co., 520-522 Stanyan and
1923-1929 Page

Fames John C, 2012 Market

Fagothey & Maple, 307 Broderick

Garrity Randolph J., 166 Golden Gate Av

Golden Gate Cyclery, 2336 Folsom

Hamilton William C, E s Baker nr Hayes

Holle Joseph, 2336 Folsom

Izzi Jean, 532 Green

Lapham Bros., 1523 Devisadero

Park Cycle Co., Fulton nr 6th Av

Perkins Cycle Co,, 1744 Market

Philbrook Alonzo K., 314 Golden Gate Av

Pope Manufacturing Co. (Park Branch), 1966-
1974 Page

Radke H. P. &Co., Fulton nr 7th Av

Rothschild Charles, 101 Van Ness Av

Vandall J. M. & Co., Fulton nr 7th Av

Varney Thomas H. B., Market, 10th and Steven-
son

Von Borstel & Fuhs, NE cor Baker and Fell

Webb Augustus S., 1620 Eddy

Wells Frank, 3132 Mission

Western Premier Cycle Co., 312-314 Baker

Williamson D. J., 700 Devisadero

Wyman Fabian O., 2010 Mission

Yosemite Manufacturing Co., 110-112 Golden
GateAv

Zitska & Moynihan, 1100 Golden Gate Av

Bicycle Repairers.

Allen Bros., 6 Sanchez

Andrews Charles F., NW cor 20th and Shotwell

Bohemian Cyclery, 1829 Polk

CENTRAL PLATING WORKS (Enameling and

Nickeling), 852 Mission
CHRISTOFFER C. M., 419 Stanyan
Clipper Bicycle Co., 1386 Market
Connell John W., 1318 Valencia
Cookson William B., 2700 Mission
Cunningham Charles W., 153 Grove and 230 Van

Ness Av
Dennis & Lampe, 642 Golden Gate Av and Ocean

Boulevard nr Fulton
Devany, Hopkins & Co., 520-522 Stanyan and 1923-

1929 PSiS'P
EAMES JOHNC, 2012 Market
EVANS WILLIAM R., 1021 Market
Hall C.H., 2958 Folsom
Harrison Frank J., 600 Van Ness Av
Indiana Bicycle Co. and Riding Academy, 18-20

McAllister
Jefferson George C., 4 Hyde
Kenney & Payton, 519 Valencia and Fulton nr

6th Av
Leavitt & Bill, 303 Larkin
Lozier H. A. & Co., 204-306 McAllister
Lunt Bros., NE cor Fillmore and Pine
Majestic Bicycle Co., 1632 Market
Moenning Herman A., 612 Octavia
Norman William, 326 McAllister
NORTH JOHN G., 623 Mission
Perkins Cycle Co., 1744 Market
Philbrook Alonzo K., 314 Golden Gate Av
Pope Manufacturing Co. (Park Branch), 1966-

1974 Page
Roberts & Saunders, 201 Larkin
Schreiner Hubert, 1718 Devisadero
Seifert Hugh T., 2664 Folsom
Watters & Davies, 1113 Market
Wilberg Edward, 407-409, 22d
Yosemite Manufacturing Co., 110-112 Golden

Gate Av

Bicycle-Manufacturers' Agents.
ADLAKE BICYCLES, Golden State and Miners

Iron Works State Agents, 316 Post and 231-

251, 1st
Alexander Geo. Webb, 401 Market
ARMES & DALLAM, 232-226 Front
Arnold F. J., 7 Flood Bldg
BAKER & HAMILTON, NW cor Pine and

Davis
Bekeart Philip B., 159 New Montgomery

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Bicycle— Manufacturers' Agents— Cont^d.
CENTAUR BICYCLES, (Golden State and Miners

Iron Works), 316 Post and 231-251, 1st
Central Hardware and Tool Co., 12, 1st
CHRISTOFFER C. M., 419 Stanyan
Deere Implement Co., 305-307 Market
Elastic Tip Co.. 46 Market
EVANS WILLIAM R., 1021 Market
GOLDEN STATE AND MINERS IRON WORKS.

Adlake and Centaur Bicycles, 316 Post and

231-251, 1st
Hawley Bros. Hardware Co., SW cor Market

and Beale
Heywood Bros. & Co., 659 Mission
Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, 225-237 Market
Hooker & Co.. 16-18 Drumm and 1640 Market
Howe Scale Co., 12-14 Pine
IDEAL BICYCLE, Market and lOth
Indiana Bicycle Co. and Riding Academy, 18-20

McAllister
Martling Clarence E.. 224 Sutter
Overman Wheel Co., 309 Larkin
Pacific Coast Bicycle Co., 18, 2d
Pope Manufacturing Co., 344 Post

POTTER 0. S.,

Western Representative of the Marion
Cycle Co., 48 Fremont

Potter O. S. & Co., 48 Fremont
RAMBLER BICLORAMA, Market and lOth
Remington Arms Co., 418-420 Market
SMITHS' CASH STORE, 414-418 Front (after

July 1st, 27 Market), coast agents Lovell

Diamonds
ST. GERMAIN BILLIARD CO., 55-57, 1st

STERLING BICYCLE,

David N. Hawley agent, 318 Market

Sterling Cycle Works, 314 Post
TRUMAN L J. & CO., 236 Bush
Tuckwell William T., 101 Van Ness Av
VARNEY THOMAS H. B„ Market, 10th and

Stevenson
White Sewing Machine Co., 138-140 Ellis

Bicycle Riding Schools.

Barnes Cyclery The, 501-503 Stanyan

Devany, Hopkins & Co., 520-522 Stanyan and
1923-1929 Page

Indiana Bicycle Co. and Riding Academy, 18-20
McAllister

Park Cycle Co., Fulton nr 6th Av

Pope Manufacturing Co. (Park Branch), 1966-
1974 Page

Varney Thomas H.B., Market, 10th and Steven-
son

Bicycle SuppUes.

Buckleton Ernest E., 14-16 Fremont

Clipper Bicycle Co., 1386 Market

EVANS WILLIAM R., 1021 Market

Fagothey & Maple, 307 Broderick

Grannis F. R. & Co., 609 Market

Herrick Lester & Co., 53 Chronicle Bldg

Indiana Bicycle Co. and Riding Academy, 18-20
McAllister

MARWEDEL C. F., 58, 1st

NEW YORK BELTING AND PACKING CO. LTD.
(mnfrs), 509-511 Market

NEWTON RUBBER WORKS, C. F. Marwedel
agent. 58, 1st

PARKHURST & WILKINSON, C. F. Marwedel
agent, 58, 1st

Pearson-Swenarton Co. The, 113 Montgomery

Pflster J. J. Knitting Co. (uniforms), 120 Sutter

Potter O. S.,48 Fremont

Seaver William A., 517-519 Market

ST. GERMAIN BILLIARD CO., 55-57, 1st

Sunset Manufacturing Co. (oils), 207-209 Sacra-
mento

Syracuse Cycle Co., 224 Sutter

* Bicycle Tires.
NEW YORK BELTING AND PACKING CO., LTD.

(mnfrs.), 509-511 Market

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Plato, Adv. Contractor), 206 Sansome
Plato & Treyser, 206 Sansome
SIEBE & GREEN, SE cor Market and 11th

Billiard Balls, Cues, etc.
BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDER CO. THE,

653-655 Market
Jungblut Aug. & Co., 10 Golden Gate Av
Liesenfeld P. (estate of), 945 Folsom
ST, GERMAIN BILLIARD CO., 55-57, 1st

Billiard Saloons.

Alber Harry B., 8 Eddy

Baldwin The, NE cor Market and Powell

California Hotel The, N s Bush bet Kearny and
Grant Av

Canavan P. F. & Sons, 129 O'Farrell

Fischer Ernest A.. 36-38 O'Farrell

Gibson & Cook, 993 Market

Hornlein Bros., SW cor Market and 4th

Mendiondou Bartholomew, 536 Kearny

Occidental Hotel, E s Montgomery bet Sutter
and Bush

Palace Hotel, SW cor Market and New Mont-
gomery

Russ House, W s Montgomery bet Bush and
Pine

Billiard Table Makers.
BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDER CO. THE,

653-655 Market (See advertisement on page

following.)
Jungblut Aug. & Co., 10 Golden Gate Av
Liesenfeld P. (estate of), 945 Folsom
ST. GERMAIN BILLIARD CO., 55-57, 1st (See

advertisement on page following)

Bird Cage Makers.
Racik John, 980 Howard

SAN FRANCISCO WIRE AND IRON WORKS
CO., 669 Mission

Birds and Cages.

Jacobs Fannie Mrs., 1523 Market
Lorquin Ernest F., 1195 Market
Nolte William F., 108 Golden Gate Av
Robison A. C, 337 Keai-ny and 1017 Market
Strauss Bernhard, 411 Kearny

Bitters.
BACH, MEESE & CO. (Botanic), 331 Montgomery
Blumenthal & Co., 658-660 Mission
Crown Distilleries Co., 100-102 Front
Dempster & Son. 320 Sansome, room 22
Lash's Bitters Co., 1117 Mission
Levy Simon, 211 Battery
Naber, Alfs & Brune, 323-325 Market
Redington & Co., SE cor Stevenson and 2d
SHERWOOD & SHERWOOD, 212-214 Market
Van Alstine Alonzo, 406 Clay
Van Bergen N. & Co.. 418-430 Clay
WOLFF WILLIAM & CO., 337-339 Market

Bituminous Pavers.

(See also Asphaltum.)
Fay Philip S., 134 Sansome
Jordan Bituminous Rock and Paving Co., 92
Chronicle Bldg

Bituminous Rock< Dealers.

Consolidated Bituminous Rock Co., 106 Phelan

Bldg
Cowell Henry & Co., 311-213 Drumm
Jordan Bituminous Rock and Paving Co., 92

Chronicle Bldg
San Luis Obispo Bituminous Rock Co., 106

Phelan Bldg

Santa Cruz Rock Pavement Co., 10-11 and 45

Mills Bldg, 5th floor
Walton Nelson C, 142 Townsend rear

* Blacking— Wholesale.

Nichols A. C. & Co., 400-404 Battery

Perry S. A. & Co., 919 Mission

SHERWOOD & SHERWOOD (Day & Martins'

Japan Blacking and Russet Shoe Polish),

212-214 Market

Blacksmiths.

(See also Horseshoers, also Shipsmiths.)
Allen Declan, 838 Brannan
AMERICAN TOOL WORKS, 109 Mission
Ames Joseph V., 3107 Polk
Anderson Lewis, 1504 Vallejo
Argentil Tullio J., 3938i/^ Mission
Armstrong Edward, 512 Gough
Aten & Falkenstein, 752, 18th
Baron J. & Co., 630 Broadway
Biagini C. & Co., 520/2 Davis
Bill & Erikson, 205, 8th
Brinkman John F., 1340 Turk
Burk Robert B., 1620 Harrison
Busse Richard, 306, 11th
Carr Edward B., 309 Noe
Chervin Solomon, 1013 Harrison
Clark Frederick W. &Co., 325 Francisco
Clarke William W., 439. 18th
Cooper Thomas H., 108 Laurel
Costigan Thomas Mrs., 402-404 Jackson
Craig John, 933, 24th
Creba Samuel, 1112 Golden Gate Av
Daclin Emile, 607 Battery
Di Grazia Lorenzo, 619 Front
Dixon John, NE cor Van Ness Av and Union
Dolan William, 7 Louisa
Egan Frank K., San Bruno Av nr Silver Av
Ewing John F., 1129 Alabama
Farren John W., 121 Beale
Frediana & Laveau, 424 Pacific
Friedhofer Paul, 351, 3d
Gatto, Demartini & Co., 537 Green
Gibeau Isaac D., 507-509, 26th
Giesen Bros., 306 Gough
Grunnagle, Engish & Co., 17 Drumm
Herold Bros., San Bruno Av nr Silver Av
Hero Id Charles, San Bruno Av nr Army
Herzog Bros., 737 Broadway
Hottua Nickolaus, 715 Folsom
Keller John W., 1835 Mission
Lacaze Baptiste, 714 Sansome
La Chapelle & Loiselle, 3401 Mission
Lewin Robert, 18 Hayes
Loughman Bros., 3313 Pine
Martin & Co., 1604 Mission
Mayer John L., 518, 6th

McDonald Alexander, SE cor 29th and Alabama
Mead & Clogg, 3245 Mission
Mehegan Patrick J., 3312 Pine
Misgill Timothy F., 1220 Fillmore
Muir Bros., 1015 Battery
Newkirk Daniel I., 2727 Mission
Norrington & Son, 2618 Geary
Neylin Andrew P., 9 Richland Av
Olguin Max, 2107 Polk
O'Rourke Frank J., 327 Golden Gate Av
Palin Joseph J., 937 Alabama
Pampalone P. & Co., 743 Brannan
Pardini Luigi. 113 Oregon
Petty John, 313 Mission
Rapp Julius F., 1830 Mission
Roberts Thomas, 1613 Market
Rosen & McAlpin, 317, 7th
Rovere S. & Co., 317 Broadway
Rowlands Thomas, June Sansome and Bay
Russell J. W. & Co., 109-111 Fremont
Scheid Joseph W., W s Mission Road nr Bauer
Snead J. P., NE cor Geary and Blake
Stahlecker Jacob, 828 Harrison
Stamer August, 206 Jackson
Tauck E. & Co., 107 Oregon
Thompson John D., 301 1 Mission
Wallace John M., 108 Vallejo
Ward Bruce S., 4-6 Valencia
WESTERN IRON WORKS, 123-135 Beale
Wormuth Martin E., 1718 Fillmore

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* Blacksmith's Tools and Supplies.
BAKER & HAMILTON, NW cor Pine and

Davis
DUNHAM, CARRIGAN & HAYDEN CO., 17-19

Beale
HOWARD E. A. & CO., 31 Spear
MARWEDEL C. F., 58, 1st

PACIFIC TOOL AND SUPPLY CO., 100-104, 1st
TAYLER & SPOTSWOOD CO., 31 Beale

Blank Book Manufacturers.

(See also Bookbinders.)
Acres & Williams, 412 Commercial

ALTHOF & BAHLS,

511-513 Sacramento

Armstrong & DeGuerre, 404 Montgomery

Bosqui Engraving and Printing Co., 523 Clay

CROCKER H. S. CO., 215-219 Bush

Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch, SW cor San-
some and Sacramento

Dutton & Partridge, 312-214 California

HICKS-JUDD CO., 23, 1st

Leary A. J. Co., 113-119 Davis

LE COUNT BROTHERS, 533 Market

Malloye Frank, 422 Sacramento

Payot, Upham & Co.. 101 Battery

Phillips Bros., 505 Clay

THE UNION LITHOGRAPH CO. 316 Sacra-
mento

Sanborn, Vail& Co., 741 Market

Whelan Richard I. & Co., 43-44 Steuart

Blasting Caps.

■California Cap Co., 218 California, room 1

* Blasting Machines.
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC SUPPLY AND CON-
STRUCTION CO., 1145 Market

Blinds.

(See also Doors, Sashes and Blinds.)
Doe B. & J. S., 44-46 Market
Hindes Edward B. & Co., 411 Mission
Kittridge E. H. Co., 113-115 Market
Wilson & Bro., 20-22 Drumm

Block and Pump Makers.

Currier Charles H., 28 Market
Le Gal & Ostrander, 116 Mission

Block Books.
HANDY BLOCK BOOK, 23, 1st

Walker William D., 240 Montgomery

Blue Prints.
ANDREWS THOMAS P., 109 Montgomery
California Blue Print Co., 120 Sutter
CROCKER H. S. CO., 215-219 Bush
DAKIN PUBLISHING CO., 320 Sansome
Lafontaine J. R., 603 Merchant
San Francisco Blue Print Co., 93-95 St. Ann's
Bldg

Boarding Houses.

(See also Hotels.)
Adams Mary Mrs., 105 Clark
Adolph & Vivian, Fulton nr 2d Av
Ahkmann Thomas, 131 East
Ahlgren Charles G., 26 Folsom
Anderson Peter, 2013 Folsom
Arion House, 13-15 Page
Becker Lizzie Mrs., 1236 Point Lobos Av
Bellando G. & Co., 215 Broadway
Bello & Costa, 111 Jackson
Bowers Warren O. Mrs., 501 Leavenworth

Broderick John, 41 Pacific

Bruer John, cor 10th Av South and Railroad
Av

Caponelli Filippo, 514-516 Pacific

Clarke George, 110 Pacific

Cohn Elias Mrs., 1008 Van Ness Av

Cummings Mary A. Mrs., 158-160 Golden Gate
Av

Deane Charles F., 408 Pacific

Del Carlo Eugene, 12 Ohio PI

Dericeo Carlo, 416 Pacific

Dexter S. Mrs., 534 Bush

Doscher & Loheide, 134-136, 4th

Dowd Dennis, 625 Davis

Dunlap H. H. & Co., 501 Geary

Dwyer Michael, 512 Mission

Fabris Frank, 631 Broadway

Farrell Bridget Mrs., NW cor Sierra and Mary-
land

Foppiana & Barbagelata, 638 Broadway

Franconia House, S s San Bruno Av nr Eve

Galbally & McCarron, 419 Brannan

Gercke Hotel, 933 Battery

Giuntini Charles, 115 Clark

Gomes Anna Mrs., 208 Jackson

Gomez John, 311 Pacific

Gorman Mary, 313 Folsom

Gruenhagen Ernst, 736, 6tQ Av

Hellstrommer & Co., 14 Washington

Holbrook H. C. Mrs., 605 O'Farrell

Humboldt House, 1309 Stockton

Isaac Emilie Mrs., 937 Sutter

Isthmus House, 54, 1st

Jacobs Samuel I. Mrs., 618 Golden Gate Av

Janson Carl, 306 Steuart

Johnson Alfred, 31 Broadway

Kaiser Julius, 1334 Point Lobos Av

Kierski M. W. Mrs., 611 Taylor

Knur E. & E., 326 Eddy

Kraps William, 318 Turk

Lane Walter W., 506 Davis

Lanteri Charles, 30 Broadway

Levy G. N. Mrs., 1330 Post

Levy John C. Mrs., 916 Van Ness Av

Lewis Harry, 1003 Battery

Mackart Annie, 108 Tehama

Macpherson Esther Mrs., 333-334 Golden Gate
Av

Maggi Manuel, 8 Ohio PI

Malander Edward, 304 Jackson

Marguerite House, 417 Larkin

Mechanics Home, SE cor Mission and 1st

Meierdierks John, 724 Mission

Miners' Hotel, 361, 1st

Molflno Paolo, 3 Vallejo

Napthaly Mary A. Mrs., 40 Spear

Neilsen James H., 66-68 Oregon

Nelson Malvine Mrs., 1305 Pt Lobos Av

O'Brien Peter, 1 13 Vallejo

O'Connor John, 531, 1st

Ocean Beach House, 313-319, 4^th Av

Olsen Reinert, 214 Jackson

Paganucci Bros., 110 Pacific

Palmer George W., 621 Bush

Parodi & Martino, 818 Sansome

Pearson Mary E., Railroad Av nr 8th Av
South

Peters Sophia Mrs., 134 McAllister

Pietro P. Nave, 314 Pacific

Pooley John Mrs., 418 Sutter

Puccinelli & Ceccarelli, 703 Front

Queyrel Ferdinand, 635 Pacific

Rasmussen Hans, 314 Sierra

Riordan Mary Miss, 1616 Grove

Roselli Louis. 309 Broadway

Sass Bros., 1530 Kentucky

Schuepp Jacob, 207 Main

Smith William, 39 Pacific

Stewart Margaret, 212-214 Powell

Sundberg & J kela, 47 Sacramento

Thompson William, 103 Clark

Toscano Hotel, 619 Broadway

Union House, 33 Steuart

Vergnes Joseph, 24 Trenton Alley

Walworth Mary C. Mrs., 404 Turk

Washington The, 1310 Mason

Wilkinson Eli J., NWcor Bay and Webster and
3501 Fillmore

Wilson Frank, 817 Battery

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134 M:ark:et Street.

ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.,

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Boat Builders.
BURNS JOHN H., 644-646, 2d
Gracchi G. B. & Co., 5 Vallejo
Hav & Wrigrht, 55 Mission
KNEASS GEORGE W., 718,3d
LANTERI G. F., Sausalito, Cal., office 503 East

SHIPWRIGHT AND BOAT BUILDER

Estimates Furnished and Repairing done
Promptly.

G. F. LANTERI

Yard. Wharf and 100-ton Dry Dock. - SAUSALITO
San Francisco Office. 503 East Street.

Lee George, SE cor South and Kentucky

0"Connell Daniel, 2i33 Mason

Schultze Rudolph W., E s 5th Av South nr K

Stone Edwin J.. 9th Av South nr G

THORNTON SAMUEL. 140 Berry

TWIGG JOHN & SONS, King nr 3d

Boiler and Pipe Covering.
ASBESTOS PARAFFINE CO., 131, 1st
Asbestos Products Co., 128-130, 1st
California Tule Anti-Caloric Co., 401 California,

rooms 18-19
DE SOLLA, DEUSSING CO. (magnesia covering),

2 California

LEWIS W. S. & CO.,

305 Howard

McCiellan John, 42, 2d

McDearmon & Co., 422 Sacramento

Merrell Isaac L., 739 Brannan

Pattison George & Co., 32, 8th

SOLOMON C. Jr. (Manville), 422-436 Battery

Winans John C, 220 Fremont

Boiler Compounds.

De SoUa, Deussing Co., 2 California

Downie Boiler Incrustation Preventative Co.

(eucalyptus). 42, 2d
Nason R. N. & Co.. 119-121 Front
PACIFIC TOOL AND SUPPLY CO., 100-104, 1st
PEERLESS BOILER COMPOUND, J. C. West

agent. 213 Mission
PICKTHALL M. & CO., 509-513 Mission
Standard Boiler Compound Co., 14 Mills Bldg,

3d floor
West John C, 213 Mission

WINANS JOHN C,

agent Winans' Anti-Incrustation Powder,
220 Fremont, telephone 184

Boiler Makers.

Belmor George E., 56 Bluxome

Conrov John W., 619 Brannan

DUNDON P. F. (S. F. Iron Works). 314-316 Main

Eureka Boiler Works. 113-115 Mission

FULTON ENGINEERING AND SHIP BUILDING

WORKS, 213, 1st
Hamilton & Leach, NE cor Main and Folsom
Joshua Hendy Machine Works, 38-44 Fremont
Lemmer J. C. & Co., 125-127 Fremont
McMurphy & McEvoy, 235-237 Main
Movnihan Timothy J., 311-315 Mission
O Connell & Lewis, SW cor Francisco and

Kearny
Odermatt Paul, 58-60 Bluxome

Pacific Coast Boiler Works,

McMurphy & McEvoy proprietors, 235-
237 Main

Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works, SE cor
Howard and Beale

UNION IRON WORKS,

office 222 Market, works Potrero

* Boiler Tubes.

Froelich Christian, 202 Market
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

* Boilers.

Babcock & Wilcox Co. The, 32, 1st

EBY JNO. D. (selling agent Stearns Mfg. Co.).

17-19 Main
FULTON ENGINEERING AND SHIP BUILI>-

ING WORKS, 213, 1st
MORRIS H. D. & CO., 141-143, 1st
Pacific Coast Boiler Works, 235-237 Main
PARKE & LACY CO., 21-23 Fremont
Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works, SE cor

Howard and Beale
RIX COMPRESSED AIR MACHINERY CO., 11-

13. 1st
UNION IRON WORKS, office 222 Market, works

Potrero
Wickson G. G. & Co., 3-5 Front

Bolt and Nut Makers.

Howard E. A. & Co., 31 Spear

Pacific Rolling Mill Co. (bridge and machine),

100 Market
PAYNE'S BOLT WORKS, 121-123 Howard

PAYNE'S BOLT WORKS

(Incorporated) Established ISTl.
First Premium mechanics' Fair, 1885
Machine Bolts, Lay Screws, Tap Bolts, Hexa-
gon Head Cap Screws, Case Hardened Iron and
Steel Set Screws, Turnbuckles, Studs, Square
and Hexagon Nuts, Wrought and Cast Wash-
ers, Norway Iron Carriage Bolts.
Bridge, Wharf Work and Blacksmithing a Specialty.

121 &. 123 HQi^ARD STREET

UPSON NUT AND BOLT CO. THE, 14 Drumm

* Bolting Cloths.
O'BRIEN M., 511-513 Mission

* Bolting Reels and Sifters.
O'BRIEN M., 511-513 Mission

Bone Charcoal Makers.

Ohlandt N. & Co., office 327 Market

Pacific Bone, Coal and Fertilizing Co., 614, 7th

Bookbinders.

Acres & Williams, 412 Commercial

Althof & Bahls, 511-513 Sacramento

Aster George W., 5.38 California

Becker Isaac, 1708 Polk

Bosqui Engraving and Printing Co., 523 Clay

Brown & Power, 406 California

Buswell Co. The. 516 Commercial

Castillar H. M. Mrs., 605 Montgomery

Co-Operative Publishing Co., 12 Montgomery

CROCKER H. S. CO.. 215-219 Bush

DUTTON & PARTRIDGE, 212-214 California

Godkin William H., 540 Clay

Hepburn Mort & Co., 216 Sansome

HICKS-JUDD CO., 23, 1st

Jamieson & Co., 410 Sansome

Learv A. J. Co., 11.3-119 Davis

Malloye Frank, 422 Sacramento

Mann & Co., 535 Clay

Mclntyre JohnB., 422 Commercial

Mvles & Park. 2241 Mission

MYSELL, ROLLINS CO. THE, 22 Clay

Pacific Printing Co., .543 Clay

PHILLIPS BROTHERS, 505 Clay

Schmitt Jacob M., 637 Geary

THE UNION LITHOGRAPH CO., 316 Sacramento

Valleau& Peterson, 410 Sansome

Wolff August, 509 Sutter

Bookbinders' Stock.
CROCKER H. S. CO., 215-219 Bush
Hicks-Judd Co., 23, 1st
MARSH & KIDD. 522 Market

MARSH &. KIDD

522 Market Street,

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Leathers, Cloths, Marble Papers, etc.

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* Bookbinders' Tltread.
BARBOUR BROS. CO. THE, Henry Doyle & Co.

agents, 517-519 Market
CROCKER H. S. CO., 315-319 Bush

Booksellers.

(See also news agents, also publishers, also
stationers.)

Albro John S., 1000^4 Market

American Book Co., 101 Battery

American Tract Society, 637 Market

ANTIQUARIAN BOOK STORE, 1339 Market

Appleton D. & Co. (N. Y.), 1 Flood Bldg

Arnheim S. S. (nautical), 8 Steuart

Baldwin News Co., The Baldwin

Barkhaus Frederick W., 313 Kearny

Bourgoin Adolph (3d hand), 547 Washington

Catholic Art and Book Co., 733 Market

Cohen Edward A., 1334 Market

COWAN ROBERT E. (old and new), 311a Powell

CROCKER H. S. CO., 315-319 Bush

Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch, SW cor San-
some and Sacramento

Daly & Curran, 306 Powell

Dodge Book and Stationery Co., 112 Post

Doxey Williams, 631 Market

Dutton & Partridge, 213-314 California

Frazer David W., U6V2 Taylor

Freiderichs George H., 336, 7th

Fuchs William H., ll57Folsom

Goldberg Charles, 218b Turk

Hardy Frank R., 310 O'Farrell

HEALY PATRICK J. (3d hand), 303 Powell

Heilpern Max, 1043'^ Folsom

Hofmann Joseph A., 120 Sutter

HOLMES BOOK CO. THE (3d hand), 704 Mission

HOLMES NORMAN C, .-^45 Bush and 704 Mission

Johnson & Emigh, Emporium Bldg

KeeganMary Mrs., 135 Hayes

King Bros. (3d hand), 3, 4th

King James H. (3d hand), 15, 4th

Levy Edward P., 1304 Market

Mayer Frederick, 1404(4 Powell

McLaughlin John M. & Co., 44 Flood Bldg

Meier F. F., 23 Mason

Methodist Book Depository, 1037 Market

Moore Horace H., 542 California

Moormann J. C. Mrs., 1432 Broadway

MuUerReinhold, 410 Kearny, room 7

Murphy William E. (Catholic), 106 Hayes

Neal & Mehle (Catholic), 237 Hayes

Newbegin John J., 43 Flood Bldg

Pacific School Furnishing Co., 723 Market

Pacific Stationery Co., 429 Washington

Payot, Upham & Co., 101 Battery

Philan John N., 211 Sutter

PiersonBros., 235 Kearny

Robertson Alexander M., 126 Post

San Francisco News Co., 206-308 Post

Scott Frank, 36 Ellis

Sorge Oscar, 410 Kearny, room 6

TAUZY J. & CO., 6 Post

Thomas M. V., 1203 Mission

Van Dyke & Handy, Lick House

Wesson Edward, 111 Geary

Whitaker & Rav Co., 723 Market

WILBER ROBERT C, Palace Hotel

Will & Finck Co., 818-820 Market

Wood George T., 308, 6th

WYATT SAMUEL, Antiquarian Book Store,
1339 Market

Ziegler Bros,, 530 Montgomery

Booksellers— Law.

Bancroft-Whitney Co., 438 Montgomery
REUBEN'S LAW BOOK HOUSE (second-hand),

533 Montgomery
West Publishing Co., 405 Montgomery, room 9

Boot and Shoe Findings.

Bourne Richard A., 28, 2d

Dolliver&Bro.,29, 2d

Harpham & Jansen, 545 Washington

Klopper Frederick, 209 Mason

Mattern & Moore, 25 New Montgomery

Olcovich Bros., 124 Sansome

Stoll & Van Bergen, 545 Market

Boot and Stioe Fitters.
Cope & Wisler, 2 Hardie PI
Dunne George, 31, 3d
Gibbons Michael J., 81 Stevenson
Turner James B , 3 Hardie PI
Waldeier T.. 5 Scheerer PI
Young William G., 8 Grant At

Boot and Slioe Last Makers.

(See Last Makers.)

Boots and Shoes.

(Manufacturers for the Trade.)
Bigelow Jared H., 139, 1st
Bryan A. L. Shoe Co., 310 Market
Buckingham & Hecht, 225-227 Bush
Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., 139-131 Sansome
Dietle Charles, 23b Bush
GOLDBERG & TWEEDIE, 1534-1526 Market

KWONG WO HOP & CO.,

manufacturers of and wholesale dealers
in ladies', children's and gentlemen's
shoes. Shoes to order a specialty, 425
Pine, formerly 19 Belden PI

Lesser Herman & Co., 139, 1st
Lobenstein Bros., 139, 1st
Nolan J. C. & Co., .>41 Market
Nolan P. F. & Co., 67-71 Stevenson
Nolan W. H. & Co., 10 Sutter and 1032 Market
Porter, Slessinger &Co., 7-9 Battery
Rosenthal, Feder & Co.,581-58;B Market
Seiberlich-Kast Shoe Co., 26, 2d
Siebe, Glanville Co., 21-31 Jessie
United Workingmen's Co-operative Boot and
Shoe Co., 535 Market

Boots and Shoes— Wholesale.

Bryan A. L. Shoe Co., 310 Market

Buckingham & Hecht, 225-337 Bush

Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., 139-131 Sansome

Friedman & Rogers, 19, 1st

George E. E. Shoe Co., 37. 3d

Laird, Schober &Co. ^Phila.), 819 Market

MacomberC. A.& Co., 133 Clay

Mauzy Elmer R., 19 Battery

Nolan Bros. Shoe Co.. 813-814 Market

Nolan J. C. & Co., 541 Market

Nolan W. H. & Co., 10 Sutter

Porter, Slessinger & Co., 7-9 Battery

Redfern Shoe Co., 415 Market

Rosenthal, Feder & Co., 581-583 Market

Wentworth I. M. & Co., 411 Market

Williams-Marvin Co., 569 Market

Young George H., 19 Battery

Boots and Shoes— Retail Dealers and Makers.

Abrams Jacob, 534 Kearny
Adams Conrad, 187 Jessie
Adler Leopold. 4O8V2 Larkin
Alkus Emil, 122, 6th
Anam Olof, 943 Harrison
Anderson Axel J.. 1225b Pacific
Anderson James, 611 Laguna
Anderson John, 1515 Steiner
Anderson Lars P., 314 Minna
APPRILL GEORGE, 535 Commercial

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Frencb Calf Shoes made

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Asklund Peter J., 1339 Folsom
Bahr William A., 522 Valencia
Balestrero Rafael, 134 Pacific
Barthelemy Nicholas, 1030 McAllister
Bausch Charles, 1310y2 Castro
Beamish Samuel F.. 335 Gough
Beaton Alexander, 319}! Ellis

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Boots and Shoes— Retail Dealers and Mak-
ers—Cont'd.
Benassini Louis, 422 Pacific
Benkman Gustav, 2927 California
Benson William H., 726i4 Howard
Beran Emanuel, 2131 Geary
Beran Frank, 1021 Pacific
Besthorn Hermann, 613 McAllister
Bieber Frank, 1522 Jackson
Bingham William, 1228 Point Lobos Av
Biniarz Paul, 1940 Folsom
Bischofi Dietrick, 228, 24th
BjornCarlF., 531, 2d
Blanchette Louis, 304 Hayes
Blankenberger Anton F.. 3119 Fillmore
Blum Esther Mrs., 422, 6th
Boisseau E., 519^2 Post
Braasch Frederick, 2301 Fillmore
Bravod Auguste, 737 McAllister
Bredlie Andrew. 28 Market
Broemmer William, 2209 Geary
Brusker William, 2823, 16th
Bryant George & Co., 129 Ellis
Buckingham Robert H., 4085C Grove
Burke Hans, 1006^4 Valencia
Burling Charles, 939, 17th
Burns Hugh, 349, 4th
Bussolino Severino, .500'/2 Union
Camera Emanuel, 628 Broadway
Campagna Frank, 300 Golden Gate Av
Candiato Michaele, 1535 Pacific Av
Capelli Joseph. 1628 Stockton
Carlson Andrew J., 2925 Washington
Carlson Erik, 438 Turk
Carow George, 2438 Bush
Cavagnaro Frank, 1718 Stockton
Centrup Charles, 2603 Mission
Chick John J., 2508 Mission
Clancy T. &Co., 310,6th
Clark Asa B., 536 Ellis
Clark Patrick F., 314, 6th
Clarke Charles. 609 Howard
Cleary Timothy, 514 Mission
Clulow James, 602 Montgomery
Cogan John, 706, 22d
Cohn Emil, 124 Jackson
Cohn Max, 1107 Howard
Columbia Shoe Store, 1380 Market
Connor Patrick. 541 Montgomery Av
Connor Thomas, 1912 Market
Costello Peter, 1534 Dolores
Cox Hannah J. Mrs., 236 Noe
Coyle Henry, 528, 3d
Coyle Henry, Railroad Av bet 11th and 12th Avs

South
Coyne Dominick, 3310]Mission
Crowley Cornelius, SW cor Corbett and Clara

Avs
Cuinat Francis X., 511 Bush
Cullan Dennis, 406, 5th
David Albert, 339^, 3d
Deasy Bros.,20, 6th
Degelman John W., 40W« McAllister
Deriaz Jules D., 114 Montgomery Av
Deworak John, 724 Florida

DIETLE CHARLES.

235 Bush

Diez John, 714, 14th

Dittmann Richard, 1705 Leavenworth

Dockum James A., 128 Oak

Doerner Johann, 3 Natoma

Domrowe William, 1005 Post

DonohoeOwen, 1613 Turk

Donovan Daniel, 1412 Stockton

Donovan Patrick, 202a 5th

Donovan Timothy A., 262 Stevenson

Drechsler Louis, 320, 21st

Drieschman John, 1638 Mission

Druhan Thomas, 216, 24th

Dunn John B., 1027, 18th

Dunnett David, 430, 23d

Eberle Joseph, San Bruno Av nr Army

Eckardt Hermann, 13281/2 Pacific

Ehlinger Michael, 525 Pine

Ehrhorn Carl, 1404a Ellis

Ehrhorn Edward. 1718 Polk

Eifert Conrad, 1322 Kearny

Eisenberg Ignatz, 406 Kearny

Ellis Peter, 909D Folsom

Engblom Nester, 305, 3d

Engler Julius, 3423 Mission

Ennis Lawrence H., 38 Anthony

Eppler Andreas, 308 Mason

Epstein Philip. 237, 6th

Erb I. & Bros., 252, 6th

Everding Herman H., 522J4, 6th

Fahden Hans, 410 Devisadero

Fahey Martin, 2929 Mission

Feeney Joseph, 138, 26th

FerJan Rudolph, 611, 2(ith

Ferreira Alberto, 402 Drumm

Fleming George K., 1531 Mission

Flynn James, 36, 2d

Frauen Heinrich H., 60614, 3d

Freeman R. B., 9391/2 Mission

Freeth Joseph, 631 Stevenson

Frese Herman, 327 Grant Av

Friedel August, 402 14 Brannan

Friedel Frederick, 894 Dolores

Friedland David, 221, 8th

Frohman Susman, 535 Hayes

Frohn John, 818, 3d

Fuchs Henry, 2152 Filbert

Gagliano Antonino, 1819 Howard

Gagliardo Andrew, 1333 Dupont

Gallagher James E., 2515 Mission

Gandolfi Edward, 1132 Folsom

Gannon Lawrence J.. 4, 24th

Garrett Frank, 313, 3d

Gauggel Leo, 530 Geary

Gerken Henry, IO714, 3d

Gilbert Leo, 610 Kearny

Gillespie John, 1320 Point Lobos Av

Gioppa Luigi, 422 Broadway

Glaser Max, 131, 4th

Glos Andrew, 1225 Devisadero

Goepel Robert, 703 Van Ness Av

GOLDBERG & TWEEDIE, 1534-1526 Market

Goldstein David, 181 Minna

Goldstein Martin, ^M Polk

Goncalves M., 616 Post

Goodman Abraham, 6, 6th

Goodman Maurice, 1105 Buchanan

Goserud Olaf , 704 Valencia

Gottlieb Louis, 715 Bush

Grass Frederick, 1506 Market

Grasso Francesco, 311 Pacific

Green Morris, 1318 Pierce

Greenbaum Hyman, 345. 3d

Greggo Eugene, 2831 Mission

Gresty William, 437 Pine

Guglielmo Joseph, 3131/2 Turk

Gutberlet Joseph. 12J Montgomery

Haberly Frederick, 1639 Eddy

Hackfeld William, 501 Sanchez

Hall George, 3004 Mission

Hall George E., 1771 Ellis

Hall Harry J., 70b'-A Mission

Hamann John H., 3533 Sutter

Hamilton Callaghan, 26151/2 Sutt,er

Hansen Louis P.. 108, 9th

Hanson Henry, 614 Montgomery

Harder Hans D., 72614 Howard

Harris Thomas. 327 Jackson

Haub Conrad, 480 Jessie

Haughy Edward W., 415 Folsom

Hearon Peter W., Railroad Av nr 13th Av South

Heick Christian, 2789, 16th

Heim Franz L., 121 Grant Av

Heinze Fred, 3257 Mission

Hemler John, 1239 Golden Gate Av

Hepp George, 734 Montgomery Av

Herger Bartholomew, 31414, 5th

Hess Jacob, 1709 Market

Heyman Julius, 1946 Fillmore

Hildebrandt John P., 106, 9th

Hiltzinger Gottlieb, 32914, 4th

Hines Thomas, 4091/2 Pine

Holmberg Gustaf , 959 Howard

Holschuh Jacob, I6O514 Pacific Av

Home Industry Shoe Co., 46, 4th

Horgan Cornelius, 1812 Union

Howe Armiger, 46 Sacramento

Howe John, SW cor 29th and Sanchez

Howell Harry W., 1808 Polk

Hughes Michael B., 635 Geary

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Hunt & Co., 1146 Valencia

Hussey John, Railroad Av opp 5th Av South

Hyland Patrick, 7OI14 O'Farrell

Hynes John, 535 Laguna

Irene Emil, 1337 Pacific

Ischiesche Christian, 1950 Howard

Ivory William M., 725 Brannan

Jacobs Alexander, 804 Kearny

Jacobs Baron, 510-512 Kearny

Jay William, 406, 5th

Johnson John A., 215 Scott

Johnson Nels A., 41054 Brannan

Jones Thomas, 1903 Bush

Joslin Charles, 630, 17th

Kassebaum Frederick, 1135 Union

Kast &Co., 738-740 Market

Kaufman & Frankel, 1418 Polk

Keane D. D., 849 Valencia

Keenan John, 1503 Kentucky

Kendall Edwin, 635 Mission

Kirkpatrick James, 448, 7th

Klein Charles R., 1327 Polk

Klein Valentine, 1023^2, 18th

Knickmann August C. F., 1531 Mason

Knope Henry F., 1419 Ellis

Koenig Frank, 122 Kearny

Koeper Frederick, 3305 Mason

Kohlbecher Joseph, 133, 4th

Kommer Emanuel, 331 Bush

Kopankilwicz Andrew, 1712 Devisadero

Kopfenzitz Maximilian, 329 Eddy

Kowalkowski Leo, 1837 Devisadero

Kron Meyer, 258, 3d

Kuhlenkamp Henry, 739 McAllister

Kuhn A., 214, 6th

Kurtz Stephen, 493, 4th

Kylan Charles, 216 Steuart

Lambert George A., 618 Shrader

Landeen John, 1638 Howard

La Torres Charles, 2130 Fillmore

Lee M. A., 1830 Devisadero

Lee William F., 1207 Scott

Leichter Isadore, 3834-2830, 16th

Leigh David A., 767 and 871 Market

Leist Charles, 3108, 16th

Lemoge J. & Son, 2257 Mission

Leonardini Giovanni B. & Co., 432 Broadway

Leonhardt Charles, 506 Market

Leonott Joseph, 73/2 Minna

Lercara Joseph L., 504 Francisco and I6O214

Pacific Av
Lesser J. L., 28, 6th
Lester Charles, 13 Steuart
Levy Henry, 869 Market
Lind John, 338 Post
Lbng James, 511 Bryant
Longtin John B., 140, 7th
Lotzin Hugo, 343 Michigan
Luccitta Giuseppi, 806 Howard
Lucier Joseph, 306, 9th
Lucke Ben H., 830-834 Market
Ludeke August, 1515 Market
Ludemann Henry, 420 Broadway
Ludwig George, 2007i/^ Fillmore
Lueders Edward, 1103 McAllister
Lundberg L. F., 1034 Larkin
Maglioni Antonio, 1318 Kearny •

Maier Charles, 834-836 Kearny
Mariani Angelo, 405 Broadway
Marseiles Frank, 1U34 Golden Gate Av
Martin Thomas, 316 Sanchez
Masorosky Bros., 1050 Howard
Maslay John, 403 Sutter
Matthiesen Matthias, 1111 Howard
Mayer Charles, 1323 Polk
Mazzei Vincenzo, 607 Davis
McAvoy & Lavery, 1511 Polk
McCarthy Daniel J., 1015 Folsom
McConnell Gibson, Railroad Av nr 14th Av

South
McDonald Alexander, 1405'^ Ellis
McDonald James C, 3340 Mission
McGinty Patrick, 4101/2, 6th
McGrath James, 10 Valencia
McGuire Michael, 104 Powell
McGuire Thomas, 1301 Castro
McKenzie Duncan, 809 Valencia
McKinney George, 47 Sacramento
McNamara John M., 930 Illinois

McNulty P. F., 139 Post
Meagher William F., 118 O'Farrell
Megelin William, 456 Haight
Meitz Ferdinand, 313, 38th
Melin Godfrey. 569 Natoma
Menge William, 1503 Post
Mensor Alexander, 1392 Market
Merani Emilio, 1417 Dupont
Meyer August, 2129 Fillmore
Michael Gustavus, 132, 3d
Michelsen Ferdinand, 1005 Pierce
Mildner Edward, 1848 Howard
Miller M & Co., 3149 Mission
Mirko Visko, 704 Bush
Mohr Henry H., 902 Larkin
Mohrmann Matthias, 604 Ellis
Molinaro Baptiste, 507 Montgomery Av
Monaghan Patrick, 1059 Folsom
Monahan Edward, 1609^4 Folsom
Monnin & Son, 546 Washington
Moore & Sons, 138, 6th
Morris Robert E., 332 Broderick
Mueller Charles R., 505 Lyon
Muhlner William, 903 Post
Mullaney Michael D., 416, 5th
MuUer Frank, 244 Sutter
MuUer Henry, 89, 9th
Murphy David, 418, 4th
Murphy John, 1424 Page
Murphy M. W., 512V4 Geary
Muzio Vittorio, 83514, 23d
Nagel Jacob, 309 O'Farrell
Navach Giuseppe, 341 Union
Nelligan William H., 616, 35th
Nelson George F., 3733 Greenwich
Ness Andrew, 133, 34th
Neubauer J. G., 1339 Harrison
Nolan Bros. Shoe Co., 812-814 Market
Nolan W. H. & Co., 1023 Market
Nolan & Co., 11, 3d
Noltemeier C. A., 1505 Polk
Nordlof P. A.. 3903 Pine
O'Grady John, 2009 Hyde
Oberg Victor, 4 Virginia Court
Ohm Frederick A., 430 Folsom
Onstott Charles A., 563 Mission and GSVA Sac-
ramento
Orlando G., 435 Hayes
Pahl Richard, 334 Kearny
Palmer Joseph, 3428 Mission
Farker Alfred, 374 Brannan
Parker Frank, 405 Hayes
Parks Thomas, 3546 Folsom
Pasch Bros., 207, 4th
Pastore Giuseppe, 433 Pacfic
Pavel Adolph, 319 Noe
Peck John, 18 Montgomery Av
Peck & Schneider, 734-736 Valencia
Pederson Fred, 1426 Howard
Pendleton & Harris, 148, 9th
Perry C. E.. 1737 Market
Peters Philip, 1315 and 1403 Stockton
Peterson Carl A., 1307 Fillmore
Peterson Charles, 3 Mary Lane
Peterson George, 3431, 16th
Philadelphia Shoe Co., 10, 3d
Pinkham Aimer J., II7414 Harrison
Plath Theodore F., msy^ Stockton
Pollock George, 202 Powell
Porcelli Giovanni, 715 Lombard
Potsmith Charles P., 143 Page
Potts Thomas, 1339 Valencia
Powelson Walter, 1233 Union
Powers William, 120814 Valencia
Priviati Pasquale, 1914 Union
Prieur Arthur, 113 Turk
Pringle Brothers, 1101 Market
Quandt Gustav, 527i/4 Sacramento
Quinn Daniel, 235, 38ih
Quinn John C, 223, 5th
Quinn Michael, 1903 Ellis
Ratto John B., 2038 Howard
Reed James A., 405 Natoma
Reese William, 123, 7th
Reich John, 1705 Polk
Reid & McCuUough, 313, 3d
Reilly John, 1613 Buchanan
Reinhold Edwin. 113, 10th
Reis Bernard, 3137 Mission

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Boots and Shoes— Retail Dealers and Mak-
ers—Cont'd.

Keis Joseph, 515, 4th

Repenn Frederick, 581 Sacramento

Rethy George, 222 O'Farrell

Reuboldt Michael, 312 Bush

Rice Abraham, 837 Geary

Rick John G., 322 Larkin

Riordan Dennis F., 520 Valencia

Risi Aloise, 806 Greenwich

Roberts Thomas, 4 Summer

Robitscher Samuel, 1519 Buchanan

Rodden John, 923 Harrison

Rogers Philip, 2803y2 California

Rohde Bros., 609 Jackson

Rosen A. & Co., 705 Howard

Rosenberg Benjamin, 3314 Eddy

Rosenthal Bros. & Co., 107-111 Kearny

Russell John B., 704-706 Market

Ryan & Ryan, 10 Montgomery Av

Rynning Hans E. H., 746, 4th

Sablatschan John, 817 Laguna

Samuels Isaac, 11491/4 Folsom

San Francisco Shoe House, 931-933 Market

Schau Arthur, 3035, 16th

Schaefer Charles, 214 Clipper

Scheuern Jacob, 803 Folsom

Schehrich William, 8 Virginia Courl

Schmaus Franz, 1588 Bush

Schneider Charles, 416 Folsom

Schneider Henry, 821, 23d

Schneider William, 2109 Fillmore

Schott Henry, 717 Valencia

Schroeder Carl, 509i4 Jones

Schroeder John, 442, 3d

Schuchert Phillip, 1251, 24th

Schultz William, 622 Capp

Schwab George, 118 Leidesdorff

Schwerdt Peter, 404 O'Farrell

Schymeinsky William, 108, 7th

Scullin Daniel, 202, 2d

Sellon Samuel E., 72 Minna

Selvaggio Giuseppe, 519. Green

Severino William, 9 Geary and 186 Jessie

Shaw David, 2920 (3018) 16th

Sheehan Edward I., 360, 3d

Siess Jacob, 2052^4 Mission

Silberstein Louis, 205 Polk

Simpson & Friedman, 1308 Market

Sinclair William, 1406 Valencia

Sirignano Peter, 1427 Pacific

Sivers John, 807 Buchanan

Skootsky Albert, 1704 Hyde

Smiley James, 111 Valencia

Smith Joseph, 82914 Valencia

SmuUen Frank, 573 Howard

Soldati Felix, 1233 Dupont

Sommer & Kaufmann. 28 Kearny

Spiegl Andrew, 31 Pacific

Splaine & Sons, 202, 23d

Staib Conrad, 932 Folsom

Stein George H., 417 East North

Steinberg David, 638 Market

Sternberg Samuel, 53214 Bush

Stephens Patrick, 1303 Howard

Stinson Henry G., 608 Eddy

Stolz Peter, 918 Geary

Stone Frank, 308 Hayes

Strohback William, 340 Sanchez

Strohmeier Joseph, 519 Bush

Studwick James E.. 206 5th

Stumpf Joseph, 415 O'Farrell

Sullivan Cornelius, 1712 Howard

Sullivan John T., 20. 4th

Sullivan William, 1426 Washington

Sullivan William P., SE cor Octavia akd Ivy

Av
Svendson Ole, 255, 4th
Sweeny John M., 37, 6th
Swift Matthew, SOSV^ Tehama
Szegedy Stephen, 114 Ellis
Teaburg Charles M., 1197 Market
Therkorn Henry, 2101 14 Scott
Thode Erick C, 238 Ellis
Thoman Jacob, 2204 Bush
Thomas John H., 420 McAllister
Thormeier Charles, 2008 Polk
Thuesen John, I50514 Franklin

Thumler Charles, 38 Turk

Thumler Christian L., 26 Sacramento

Thumler Henry, 3 Stevenson

Tisdale C. E. Mrs., 416Devisadero

Toomey James E., 530, 4th

Toomey Joseph, 15OI14 Church

Tormey Frank, 1911 Fillmore

Toso Lorenzo, 1507 Stockton

Townsend J. G., 701 Larkin

Tyler Jacob, 254. 3d

Unverzagt August, 210 Brannan

Urbani Eugene, 616 Washington

Urbein Henry, 707, 5th Av

UTSCHIG JOHN, 326 Bush

Veitch Perry, 1302 Valencia

Vercoutere Charles L., 1514 Stockton

Vikell Gustave, NW cor Iowa and 18th

Vuscovich Vincent, 610 Merchant

Wachter Rudolph, 711 Davis

Walsh James, 218, 1st

Walsh Jerome, 4451/2, 20th

Walsh M. & Son, 1139 Mission

Walter Carl. 901 Bryant

Walter Leo, 427i/4, 4th

Walter William, 707 Brannan

Wax Paul, 620 Taylor

Weber Charles, 3215 Geary

Wedel J. M., 5 Bacon PI

Wegis Eugene, 16 Folsom

Wegrich Leo, 2755 Mission

Welz John, 426, 3d

Wetting & Bennewig. 753 Folsom

White Matthew, 527 Commercial

White Thomas W., 25, 23d

Willeke William, 437 Castro

Wilt John A., 309 Seventh

Wittenberger Hermann, 4 Golden Gate Av

Wolf Bro., 1346-1348 Market

Wolf H. & Bro., 208-210, 6th

Wright Robert J., SW cor Sierra and Georgia

Wulff Hermann O., 124, 8th

Zabel J. D., 5I814 Geary

Zagrzewski Frank, 3160, 16th

Zirkel B., 644 Howard

Zoerb John, 13161/4 Sacramento

Zchiesche Christian, 1950 Howard

• Boots and Shoes— Rubber.

(See also Rubber Boots and Shoes.)

GOODYEAR RUBBER CO. (mnfr.), 577-579 Market

NEW YORK BELTING AND PACKING CO.,

LTD., 509-511 Market

Borax.

Nevada Salt and Borax Co., 310 Pine, room 11
Pacific Coast Borax Co., 101 Sansome
San Bernardino Borax Mining Co., 106 Leides-
dorff. room 17

Bottle Dealers.

(See also Junk Dealers.)
Abramson-Heunisch Co., 26-28 Main

, Borella & Co., 1136 Howard

I GRACE W. R. & CO., 203 California

I Kruger & Happ. 807-809 Buchanan
MARSH & KIDD, 522 Market
Miller & Son, 811 Brannan
Nierman & Lefkovitz, 413-415 Pacific

1 Solomon M. & Co., 1839 Mission

Bottlers.

(See Beer Bottlers, also Mineral Waters, also
Soda Water Manufacturers.)

Bowling Alleys.
Buch Carl, 220 Grant Av
Buch & Muhl, SE cor 5th and Market
Kroger ClausF., 313-319, 49th Av

•Bowling Balls and Pins.
ST. GERMAIN BILLIARD CO., 55-57, 1st

Will & Finck Co., 818-820 Market

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Box Brands.

(See also Stencil Cutters.)

BUCHANAN & CO.,

405 Front
HOFFMAN G. & CO., 608 Sacramento
Holmes S. O. & Co., 423 Washington

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MOISE L. H., 320 Sansome, room 68

Ridley A. E. & Co., 323 Front

Schmidt Label and Lithographic Co., 17-81 Main

ARTISTIC DESIGNS

BOX BRANDS

SCHMIDT LABEL AND LITHOGRAPHIC CO.
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HIEGEL F. A.,

131-133 Folsom, telephone Main 1225

Boxmakers— Cigar.

Grellman C. R., 337 Valley
Korbel F. & Bros., 723 Bryant
Otto An tone F., 405 Front
Pioneer Cigar Box Factory, 436, 4th

Boxmakers— Fancy.

Aster George W., 538 California
CROCKER H. S. CO., 215-219 Bush

Boxmakers— Jewelry.

Fleishhacker A. & Co., 520 Market
Muhs Antonio, 207 Sutter

Boxmakers— Packing.

AMERICAN BOX FACTORY,

815-825 Brannan

Clatsop Mill Co., 40 California

COMMERCIAL BOX FACTORY,

oflace 121 Market, factory King and 3d
and Cosmopolis, Wash.

HOBBS, WALL & CO.,

314-324 Spear

Merillion R. P., 815-825 Brannan
PACIFIC AND SAN FRANCISCO BOX FAC-
TORIES, 4th and Kentucky

TRUCKEE LUMBER CO.

of San Francisco, manufacturers of
every description of packing boxes,
ready nailed or in shook, wholesale
and retail. Spruce shelving and box
boards by the cargo, depot and factory
243-251 Berry. Mills at Truckee, Cal.,
Hobsonville, Tillamook Co., Or.
Union Box Factory, NW cor Powell and North
Point

Box Makers— Paper.

CROCKER H. S. CO., 215-219 Bush

Enterprise Paper Box Mfg. Co., 115 Battery

Flelschacker A. & Co., 520 Market

National Folding Box and Paper Co., 1.39 Post,
room 25

New York Paper Box Co., 220 Sutter

Pacific Folding Paper Box Factory, 14-16 Fre-
mont

Pioneer Paper Box Factory, 765 Mission

Union Paper Box Factory, 42 Market

Waizman Max, 539 Market

Wempe Bros., 573 Market

♦ Braids.
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* Brass Dies.

I Sansome, room 68

MOISE L. H.,

I Founders.

Baud Frank, 522 Fulton

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

Giovannini & Co., 43 Fremont

Greenberg's M. Sons, 225-227 Beale

Kingwell Vincent, 125, 1st

Mercantile Machine Works, 43 t'remont

San Francisco Zinc and Brass Foundry, 40

Tay George H. Co., 610-620 Battery
Western Brass Works, 106, 1st
Why te & DeRome, 126-128 Main

Brass Goods and Fixtures.
DAY THOMAS & CO., 222 Sutter

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
MarwedelC. F.. 58, 1st
PACIFIC MANUFACTURING AND PLATING

WORKS, 323 Mission
PACIFIC TOOL AND SUPPLY CO., 100-104, 1st
Sanborn, Vail& Co., 741 Market

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GARRATT W, T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont
PACIFIC TOOL AND SUPPLY CO., 100-104, 1st

* Brass Railings.
STANDARD IRON AND WIRE WORKS, 30,1st

* Brass Railings and Gates.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont
LANE W. E., .505 Kearny
San Francisco Novelty and Plating Works, 68-

7-2, 1st

* Brass Signs.

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Breweries.

Albany Brewery, 71-75 Everett

Albion Ale and Porter Brewery, office 409 Bat-
tery

American Brewery, 725-727 Green

Anchor Brewerv, 1431 Pacific

BARTHOLOMAY BREWERY CO. (Rochester,
N. Y.). William Wolff & Co. agents, 329 Mar-
ket

Bavaria Brewery, NW cor Greenwich and
Scott

Broadway Brewery, SW cor Nineteenth and
Treat Av

Brooklyn Brewery, office 403 Market

Buffalo Brewing Co. (S. F. Agency), 125-127
King

California Brewing Co., E s Douglass bet 17th
and 18th

Chicago Brewerv, 1420-1434 Pine

COLUMBIA BREWING CO., 326 Clementina

Enterprise Brewing Co., 201.5-2025 Folsom

Fredericksburg Brewery, office 403 Market

Hayes Valley Brewery, 512-514 Grove

Hibernia Brewery, 1225-1229 Howard

Hofburg Brewery, office 403 Market

Jackson Brewing Co., 1428 Mission

Milwaukee Brewery of San Francisco, 432-436
10th

NATIONAL BREWING CO., 720 Fulton

NORTH BEACH BREWERY, NE cor Powell
and Chestnut

Oakland Brewery, office 403 Market

Pabst Brewing Co., 112 Taylor

Pacific Brewery, office 403 Market

Phoenix Brewery, 528 Noe

Railroad Brewery, 42.3-427 Valencia

San Francisco Breweries Limited, 403 Market

San Francisco Stock Brewery, S W cor Francisco
and Powell

SHERWOOD & SHERWOOD (agents for Joseph
Schlitz Brewing Co.,Pilsener and Special
Brew Light Sparkling Beer), 212-214 Market

South San Francisco Brewery, NW cor Railroad
Av and 14th Av South

ST. LOUIS BREWERY,

Henry Behlmer proprietor, manufacturer
beer, porter and Weiss beer, 1524-1526
Pacific Av bet Larkin and Polk

Stuber & Weikert, NE cor Geary and Baker
Union Brewing Co., K E cor 18th and Florida
United States Brewery, 311-323 Fulton
Viking Brewing Co., NW cor 18th and Hamp

shire
Washington Brewery, SE cor Lombard and

Taylor
Wieland John Brewery, 228-340, 2d
Willows Brewery, SE cor 19th and Mission

Brewers' Supplies.
ABRAMSON-HEUNISCH CO., 26-28 Main
Bach Charles, 535-537 Sacramento
Bauer J. C. & Co., 632 Sacramento

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

Herrmann & Co., 309-311 Sacramento
O'BRIEN M., 511-513 Mission
Wagner Ludwig, 565 Mission
Watson & Co., 124 Market

Brick and Stone Masons.

(See also Contractors.)
Barry James, 40 New Montgomery
Beck Adam, 40 New Montgomery
Boyd Robert, 40 New Montgomery
Brady Matthew V., 40 New Montgomery
Brennan Daniel J., 40 New Montgomery
Burden & Helm, 40 New Montgomery
Butler Thomas, 40 New Montgomery
Butler William A., 40 New Montgomery
Danbar William, 40 New Montgomery
Fennell M. & Son, 40 New Montgomery
Hanavan John, 40 New Montgomery
Harrison Frederick, 40 New Montgomery
Henon Charles W., 40 New Montgomery
Hock T. & Son, 40 New Montgomery
Holsworth John, 115 Erie
Jordan, Dennis & Son, 40 New Montgomery
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Larsen H. H., 40 New Montgomery
Leibert J. G., 40 New Montgomery
McCarthy John, 40 New Montgomery
McGowan Matthew, 40 New Montgomery
McKay Donald G., 40 New Montgomery
Miller John W., 40 New New Montgomery
Mitchell Robert, 40 New Montgomery
Mulcahy James, 40 New Montgomery
O'Sullivan J., 40 New Montgomery
Oberfeld & Braunbeck, 2215% Mason
Pierce Samuel J., 1221 Folsom
Pleace Henry L., 40 New Montgomery
Richardson & Gale, 40 New Montgomery
Riley & Loane, 40 New Montgomery
Ringrose Rhody, 40 New Montgomery
Scobie James, 9, 9th

Wagner J, Ferdinand, 40 New Montgomery
Warrell C. R., 40 New Montgomery
Whittle H., 40 New Montgomery
Williams William H., 1716 Union
Wilson James A., 40 New Montgomery
Wilson J. H., 40 New Montgomery
Worrell Calvin R., 40 New Montgomery
Wright Theron E., 415 Golden Gate Av

Brick— Fire.

Cowell Henry & Co., 211-213 Drumm
Forbes Bros., 307 Sansome, room 2

GLADDING, McBEAN&CO.

I 1358^1360 MARKET ST.

Holmes H. T. Lime Co., 24 Sacramento
Jones F. Lloyd, 303 California

Brick Manufacturers.
Carey Julian E., 40 New Montgomery
Fortin Brick Co., 341 Berry
Patent Brick Co., 240 Montgomery
REMILLARD BRICK CO., S s Berry bet 5th
and 6th

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Cement, etc.

Principal Office. Oakland, cor. 2d and Clay Streets.

Telephone No. 63.

San Francisco Office, Berry, near 5th Street,

Telephone South 437

Sacramento Transportation Co., 3.1 and Berry
San Joaquin Brick Co., S s Berry bet 6th and 7th
San Jose Brick Co., 234 Montgomery, rooms 1-2
STEIGER A. SONS, 20-22, 8th
Union Pressed Brick and Terra Cotta Co., 310
Pine, rooms 15-17

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Bridge Builders.
BAY CITY IRON WORKS, 103-105 Fremont and

323-325 Mission
Callfomia Bridge and Construction Co., 19

Crocker BIdg
Galloway, Townley & Co., 43-44 Steuart, room 16
HEALY. TIBBITTS & CO., 27 Steuart
LAYDON DARBY & CO., 137 Main
McCANN & SONS, 406, 10th
McMahon Bernard, 125 Steuart
McMAHON JAMES A., 210-212-214 Spear
Pacific Bridge Co., 4 California, room 8
San Francisco Bridge Co., 42 Marlset
SAN FRANCISCO TIMBER PRESERVING CO.,

106 Market
THOMSON BRIDGE CO., 9 Mission

* Britannia Ware.
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

Brokers -Bullion.

PoUitz Edward & Co., 403 California
Reichling F. & L. F., 404 Montgomery
Sutro & Co., 408 Montgomery

Brokers- Commercial.

Bramard A. C. & Son., 109 California, room 2
Manheim, Dibbern & Co., 217 Sansome
Welch & Co., 220 California

Brokers- Custom House and Internal Reve-
nue.

Adams Albert F., 423 Washington
Bellingall Peter W., 508 Battery
Boden John H. & Co., 504 Battery
Bruntsch & Wheeler, 500 Battery
Bunker C. D. & Co., 4a5 Battery
Gardner & Thornley, 322 Washington
Heise Chas. Ed. & Co., 510 Battery
Hessler Charles, 524 Battery
Johnston & Fulton, 518 Battery
Jones Richard H., 502 Washington
Mattoon & Danglada, 508 Battery
Mayhew H. B. & Co., 413 Washington
Rea H. L. & Co., 403 Washington
Swayne & Hoyt, 504 Battery
Youngberg John E., 502 Washington

Brokers— General

Allen & Satterlee, 783i/4 Market
Ayeas W. W.,602 Market, basement
Brown & Eyre, 134 Sansome
Cohen Simon, 216 Bush, room 68
David Jules. 215 Sacramento
Earl H. W. & Co., 230 Kearny
Gaden George T., 819 Market, room 17
Gallego Romulus C, 319 California, room 3
GODLEY PHILIP, ship, insurance and merchan-
dise broker, 318 California, telephone Main
1086
Harris Charles E., 318 Pine, rooms 4-6
Hobbs Frederick F., 132 California
Howard Albert, 101 St. Ann's Bldg
Langdon Levi H., 405 Montgomery, room 5
Levy Jacob, 420 Montgomery room 3
Manning H. Seymour, 195 Cracker Bldg
Page William D., 54 LuningBldg
Petersen F. M. & Co., 506 Battery
Piatt Alfred G., 307 California

Purdy J. S., 222-224 Bush
Russell Thomas S., 42 Market, room 2
Saehinger Bros., 24 Montgomery
Simpson Robert N., 305 Battery
Slaughter F. C. &Co., 120 Sutter
Smith Charles F. W., 316 Montgomery
Wagner Charles F., 221 Front, room 1
Van Vliet Maurice (diamonds), 948 Market, and
4, 6th

Brokers— Grain.

Adler Moses, 324 Montgomery

Alexander Granville W., 421 California

Atkinson Thomas T., 337 Pine

Balfour, Guthrie & Co., 316 California

Bassett & Bunker, 400 Front

Berg William cS Co., 307 California

Blum M. & Co., 308 California

Blum Myrtil, 314 California

Bray's Sons & Co., 220 Clay

Brooks Max, 214 Safe Deposit Bldg

Burbridge & Co., 325 Pine

Cerkel Wolf, 62 Merchants' Exchange Bldg

Costigan, Cohn & Co., 303 California, room 2

Cutter & Moseley, 310 California

De Pue Edgar J., 7 Mutual Life Bldg, 3d floor

de Ruyter John E., 405 California

Dresbach William, 63 Merchants' Exchange

Bldg
Earnest Joseph T., 303 California, room 12
Eppinger& Co., 311 California
Gerberding A. & Co., 5 Mutual Life Bldg, 3d

floor
Garson Nathan. 214 Pine, room 64
Girvin & Eyre, 307 California
Greenbaum L. & Co., 320 Montgomery
Kauflman Leon, 2 Mutual Life Bldg, 3d floor
Keiner Herman, 214 Pine, room 64
Lowry W. G. & Co., 118 California
McGlauflin Lewis W., 309 California
McNear George W., 326 California
Meyer Emil, 60 Merchants' Exchange Bldg
Miles William E., 313 Montgomery
MinshuU William H., 302 California
Mulcahy & Co., 916 Market
Paddon Abel, 1407 Folsom
Rosenberg Joseph, 319 Pine, rooms 3-5
Soule William T., 214 Pine
Stauff & Cooper, 232^4 Montgomery
Sutro Gustav Jr., 224 Montgomery
Watson Thomas, 302 California
Wheelock A. J. & Co., 4 Leidesdorff and 231

Bush
Yates William H., 303 California

Brokers— House.

Alsip Edwin K. &Co., 9 Rotunda Mills Bldg

Ash ton & Gardiner, 411 Montgomery

Babin Landry C, 413 Kearny

BALDWIN & HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery

Bovee, Toy & Sonntag, 19 Montgomery

Bresse G. L. & Co., 412 Pine

Burnham & Marsh Co., 628 Market, opp. Palace
Hotel

Capp C. S. & Co., 413 Montgomery

Center & Spader, 30 Montgomery

Crim W. H. & Co., 118 Montgomery

Davidson & Leigh, 137 Montgomery

Easton, Eldridge & Co., 638 Market

Fisher Will E. & Co., 14 Post

Green A. T. & Co., 324 Montgomery

Huff W. B. & Co., 2405 California

Madison & Burke, 626 Market

McAfee Bros., 108 Montgomery

Molloy P. C, 138 Montgomery

Nicol William, 534V2 California

0'Farrell& Co., 11 Montgomery

Pforr John, 329 Montgomery

Proll & Co,, 719 Market

Rich A. J. & Co., 112 Montgomery

Shainwald, Buckbee & Co., 218-220 Montgom-
ery

Smith Julien, 420 Montgomery, room 14

Speck A. M. & Co., 602 Market

Stern David & Sons, 20 Montgomery

Umbsen G. H. & Co., 14 Montgomery

WATSON & CO.

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ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.,

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Brokers— Insurance.

Abraham PMIip, 335 Sansome

Amy Gustave L., 317 California

Armbruster George W., 34 Montgomery

Ash Leo, 304 Sansome

Ashe W. L., 506 Safe Deposit Bldg

Asman A., 204 Sansome

Babin Landry C, 413 Kearny

BALDWIN & HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery

Bangs Benjamin. 13ii Sutter

Barton Samuel M., 304 Sansome

Blum Simon, 312 Sansome, room 37

Bovee, Toy & Sonntag, 19 Montgomery

Breeze G. L. & Co., 413 Pine

Brown & Eyre, 124 Sansome

Buckingham Aurelius E., 520-521 Safe Deposit

Bldg
Buckingham George H., 413 Montgomery
Burling James W., 4 Sutter
Burnell Martin, 411 California
Burnham & Marsh Co., 638 Market
Cadenasso & Co., 513 Montgomery
Caro Samuel, 321 Sansome
Center & Spader, 30 Montgomery
Cobb Harry A., 331 Montgomery
Costa Jose, 114 Montgomery
Cranz Theodore D., 103 Geary
Crim W. H. & Co., 118 Montgomery
Davidson & Leigh, 137 Montgomery
Davis J. B. F. & Son, 407-409 Montgomery
de Ruyter John E., 405 California
de Veuve Henry Jr., 413 California
Dreyer Joseph, 335 Sansome
Dross Robert, 235 Sansome
Dunlap W. B. & Co., 331 Montgomery
Fisher Will E. & Co., 14 Post
Foster George H., 317 California
Freund Frank M., 310 Sansome
Godley Philip, 318 California
Gunther Edward W., 21 Chronicle Bldg
Harrington Josie F. Mrs., 503 Montgomery
Harrison J. Hunter, 305 California
Harrison & Dean, 305 California
Hartmann Adolph E., 304 Sansome
Heesch Carl A., 313 California
Henry Andrew J., 13 Montgomery, room 6
Herrick Clarence G., 304 Sansome
Huff W. B. & Co., 2405 California
Hugues Henri, 238 Kearny, room 2
Hundesser Charles, 231 Sansome
Hunt George H., 210 Sansome
Hurry James S., 9, 9th
Israelsky Julius, 225 Sansome
Jacobsen & Brunger, 323 Montgomery
Johnson & Higgins, 315 California
Kenna P. J. G., 130 Phelan Bldg
Kennedy P. J., 11 Montgomery
Levy Herman L., 231 Sansome
Levy Samuel W., 212 Sansome, rooms 27-28
Madison & Burke, 636 Market
Marks Eli, 219 Sansome

MATHEWS H. E. & SON, 120 Sutter, room 27
MCAFEE BROTHERS, 108 Montgomery
MCALESTER WILLIAM F., 30 Montgomery
McConnell George C, 439 Montgomery
McGowan Patrick A., 331 Sansome
McKee Samuel, 221 Sansome
McKenney L. M., 318 Pine rooms 16-17
McLane John H., 313 California
Meherin Mark M., 313 California
Merrill James W., 334 Kearny
Mills Philo, 333 California
Morris Joseph J., 630 Market
O'Farrell & Co., 11 Montgomery
Pinner Michael S., 304 Sansome
Polack Samuel, 409 Kearny
Raphael Lewis, 402 Front '
Raschen Martin, 3i0 Sansome
Ratto Bartholomew, 34 Montgomery Block
Rooney Thomas H., 773 Mission
Rosenbaum I. S. & Co., 433 California
Schmitt Blaise L., 6 Merchants Exchange Bldg
Shainwaild, Buckbee & Co., 218-230 Montgomery
Solomon L. Miss, 313 California
Souc L. A. & Co., 465-467 Valencia
Stern Jacob, 125 Sansome
Tobin & McNally, 630 Market
Upton M. W., 212 Sansome, room 92

Van Tassell Theodore S., 216 Sansome, room 1
Van Rhein O. F. & Co., 513 California
Watson Alexander B., 304 California
Wayman G. T., 228 Montgomery
White James A., 10-11 Mills Bldg, 10th floor
Willis Milton E., 62 Nevada Block
Workman & French, 630 Market
Wurkheim Max, 231 Sansome

Brokers— Merchandise.

Arents Edward, 9 Mills Bldg, 5th floor

Bartlet Charles S., 206 Sansome

Bates & Suydam. 205 Front

Booth Frank E., 122 Davis

Brown Andrew A., 202 Market

Caffrey John, 47, 1st

Cambron Carroll G., 201 Front

Church Seymour R., 307 Sansome, room 1

Crilly John, 123 California, room 21

Dechent Henry, 35 New Montgomery

Donaldson James, 207 Battery, room 7

Du Val & Carroll, 231 Front

Fay Stanley J., 216 Front

Foote Frank H.. 116 California, room 8

Godley Philip, 318 California

Goldstone.Mitchell, 118 Battery

Greenlee F. S., 203 Front

Greensfelder Naph B. Co., 330 Sutter

Hergert Gustav L., 304 Battery

Heringhi E. & Co., 211 Pine

Hickox A. D. Wesley, 316 Front

Hoffman Edmund. 116 California, room 9

HOLCOMBE BROTHERS, 116 California

Holmgren J. A. & Co., 130 Sutter

Ireland B. Clifford, 131 California

Ireland William, 121 California

Kelly Luis, 218 California, room 5

Kerr James A., 116 California, room 10

Keys John B., 109 California, room 3

Lacy Harry, 331 California

LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

Lemcke Martin, 116 California, room 17

Lesser Henry, 651 Clay

Lowenthal Morris S., 303 California

Lubelski Tony, 7 City Hall Av

Mack Simon, 112 California

Manning I. A. & Co., 933 Market

Mayer M. E. & Co., 311 Pine

McARTHUR W. D., 133 California

Noldeke Fred, 330 Sansome, room 14

O'Brien William M., 337 Front

Page Bros., 303 California

Pedler Thomas C, 308 California

Pollard William H., 318 California

Pope & Clement, 116 California, room 11

Robinson John B., 128 Market

Rosenberg Bros. & Co., 211-213 California

Scott James, 405 Front

Steuart Irvine, 218 California, room 6

Stone Edgar P., 116 California

Stratton Cornelius A., 216 Front

Tomanovich & Co., 216 Front

Toohey Cornelius, 123 California

Ware William H., 215 Front

Wood J. H. &Co., 14 1

Brokers— Mining.

Arrington William, 405 Montgomery, room 5
Campbell Michael F.. 40 California, room 5
Cross C. W. & C. M., 8-9 Chronicle Bldg
Dahl B. F., 512 California
de Varila Walter, 316 California, room 19
Fidelity Development and Investment Co., 80-81

Columbian Bldg
Fisher S. A., 304 Montgomery
Graves W. H. H.. 330 Pine, room 40
Harned J. A. M.. 410 Kearny, room 8
Laidlaw R. D., 314 Battery
Lyon Elijah L., 315 Kearny
Page Wilfred, 302 California, room 11
Parsons William C, 330 Pine, rooms 3-4
Ranlett Horace D., 430 Montgomery, room 28
Senne George, 338 Montgomery, rooms 65-66
Smith William J., 21b California, room 7
Stepp Charles & Co., 18 Geary
Sturtevant Charles W.. 214 Pine, room 49
Tomblin Dexter M., 26 Crocker Bldg
Travers & Lamb, 513 California

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Brokers— Mining Stock.

Atkinson Thomas T. & Co.. 337 Pine

Bannan William & Co., 316 Montgomery

Barrett John S. & Co., 357 Pine

Benjamin W. A. & Co., 319 Pine, rooms 6-7

Blow Albert W., 209 Sansome

Bourne John B., Pacific Stock Exchange

Burbridge & Co., 325 Pine

Burling James W., 4 Sutter

Cahill E. F. & Co., 325 Montgomery, room 6

Coffin & Sanderson, 228 Montgomery

Coryell Joseph B., 307 Montgomery

Dahl B. F., 512 California

Dixon Samuel, 313 Montgomery

Duncan William L., 301 Montgomery

Edwards & Co., 304 Montgomery

Fitch J. R., 322 Pine

Foster A. W. & Co., 322 Pine

Frank Samuel, 307 Montgomery

Fritsch Emil, 336 Pine

Gauthier E. Jr. & Co., 316 Montgomery

Gillon James, 318 Pine, room 2

Goldman & Co., 312 Pine

Gosliner Harry B., 304 Montgomery

GreenbaumL. & Co., 320 Montgomery

Greenebaum Jacob, 337 Pine

Gurnett A. G. & Co., 308 Pine

Hadley & Doud, 326 Pine

Harris Charles E., 318 Pine, rooms 4-6

Heath Richard W., 318 Pine, room 12

Heringhi Bernardo, 304 Montgomery

Heringhi Samuel, 304 Montgomery '

Herzberg Isaac, 326 Pine

Higgins William L., 304 Montgomery

Hirshfeld Charles, 316 Pine

Horn Robert G., 337 Pine

Hughes Eugene A. N., 313 Montgomery

Ives & Co., 324 Pine

Jones Oscar R., 320 Pine

Kaufman Charles H., 307 Montgomery

Kelley George W., 329 Pine

Krause Abraham, 337 Pine

Kallmann Simon, 313 Montgomery

Laing Charles D., 307 Montgomery

Lowenberg William, 313 Montgomery

Marks Joseph, 232 Montgomery

Martin Minor S., 314 Montgomery, room 9

Marye O. W. & Co., 234 Montgomery

McDonell & Ryan. 335 Pine

McKee Lester H. F., 326 Pine

Miles William E., 313 Montgomery

Mulcahy & Co., 916 Market

Neville E. H., 112 Montgomery

Otis & Co., 316 Montgomery

Paxton Charles E., 314 Pine

Phipps Alfred B., 331 Pine

Rehfisch & Co., 316 Pine

Rose Louis S., 404 Montgomery

Ruggles Albert B., 307 Montgomery

Schmitt J. L. & Co., 6 Merchants' Excha

Bldg
Schultz George. 318 Pine, room 40
Shinn Howard H., 318 Pine, room 7
Sides B. F., & Co., 335 Pine
Sneider George C, 337 Pine
Stauf & Cooper, 23214 Montgomery
Sutro Gustav Jr., 324 Montgomery
Van Wyck Henry L., 308 Pine
Wate Paul T. M., 15 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
Wattles William S., 307 Montgomery
Wollberg Sigmund, 306 Montgomery
Wright William H., 337 Pine
Zadig & Co., 306 Montgomery

Brokers— Money.

Becker O. W. & Co., 328 Montgomery
Cook Thomas & Son, 621 Market
Harms & De Voll, 906 Market
Levitzky David, 304 Montgomery
Neville E. H., 112 Montgomery
Shepard Edward A., 436 Montgomery
Smith Ferdinand, 316 Montgomery
Townsend E. de K., 313 California
Vassault Ferdinand, 606 Montgomery
Weihe August, 402 Montgomery, room 10
Wells George T. & Co.. 63 Flood Bldg
Wilson Homer & Co., 10 Rotunda, Mills Bldg

Brokers— Note.

Bier & Regensberger, 68 Donohoe'Bldg

Bowman John S., 20 Montgomery

Cahn H. S. & Co., 120 Sutter

Lacy Harry, 321 California

Letcher Walter N.. 137 Montgomery

Pollitz Edward & Co., 403 California

Raum John M., 512 Montgomery

Rowley Forrest S., 42-43 Mills Bldg, 10th floor

Wilson Homer & Co., 10 Rotunda, Mills Bldg

Brokers— Pawn.

Abrams H. & Co., 785 Mission

Aronson George, 126 Kearny

Attell Coleman, 103, 3d

Attell Joseph, 255, 3d

Baer Albert & Co., 806 Kearny

Cohen Ellas B., 39, 4th

Cohen Nathan, 407 Kearny

Coleman Andrew, 41, 3d

Collins S. H. & Co., 227 Kearny

Columbia Loan and Collateral Office, 9 Grant Av

Crocker Bros., 608 Montgomery

Dorman Samuel, 139, 3d and 702 Mission

Franklin Moses I., 215 Grant A v

Franklin Noah J. Mrs., 1106 Market

Golden Gate Loan Office, 10, 6th

Goldstein Henry, 231, 3d

Hanak & Lasky, 214 Grant Av

Harris Max, 528 Montgomery

Heringhi Bros., 10^ Stockton

Hesthal William J., 10, 6th

Heymann Max, 236, 4th

Jacobs Bernard, 117, 3d

Jacobs I. & G., 613 Pacific

Jonas Abraham J., 7,4th

Lasky Benjamin E., 905 Market

Levy Isaac D., 525 Montgomery

Lichtenstein Benjamin H., 15 Grant Av

Lichtenstein Bros., 11 Stockton

Lichtenstein M. H. & Son, 617 Washington

Livingston Philip H., 415 Kearny

Lombard Loan Co., 1016 Market

Lubeck Morris, 651 Clay

Macowsky J. & Co., 602 Kearny

Macowsky Jacob, 211 Kearny

Municipal Loan Office, 103 Grant Av

NOONAN JEREMIAH,

pianos and furniture, (no removal), 1017-
1023 Mission

Oppenheim Adolph, 405 Dupont

Oppenheim Jacob S., 664 Howard

Peckerman S., 19. 3d

Raphael's Loan Office, 624 Montgomery

Redlick Henry, 52, 3d and 69, 4th

Rosenthal W.lliam, 19 Taylor

Sachs Adolph, 627 Washington

Scharer Lewis H., 1200 Market

Schmalz William, 850 Market

Snide Louis, 113,3d

Stern Abraham, 702 Kearny and 644 Clay

Strauss Joseph M., 75-77, 4th

Van Vliet Maurice, 948 Market and 4, 6th

Wolff Morris M., 119, 4th

Brokers— Real Estate.

(See also Real Estate Agents)
Burnham& Marsh Co.. 628 Market, oppi Palace
Capp C. S. & Co., 413 Montgomery
Dahl B. F., 512 California
Gaman & Lyon, 215 Kearny
Green A. T. & Co., 324 Montgomery
Mertens M. J., 12 Montgomery
Roman Anton, 405 Montgomery, room 5
Schumann William H., 240 Montgomery
Smith Julien, 420 Montgomery, room 14

Brokers- Ship and Freight.

Beyfuss Carl, 123 California, room 13
Birnbaum Herman B., 123 California, room 13
Boden John H. & Co., 504 Battery
Bunker C. D. & Co., 435 Battery
Evans Evan C, 302 California
Gardner & Thornley, 322 Washington
Godley Philip, 318 California

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Brokers— Ship and Freiglit— Contd.
GRACE W. R. & Co., 203 California
Heis Charles Ed. & Co., .510 Battery
HOLMES' DISPATCH LINE, 506 Battery

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Of Sailing Vessels to

Mexico, Central and South America.

Ships for Freight or Charter.

OFFICE, 506 BATTERY ST., ROOM 6

HOLMES FREDERICK, 506 Battery
Johnston & Fulton, 518 Battery
Olsen William, 9 Market
Page Bros.. 302 California
Steflens Diedrich, 9 Market

Brokers— Stock and Bond.

Bailey W. H. & Son., 4151^ Montgomery

Barry Edward, 438 California

Barth Philip, 440 California

Berl Henry, 405 California

Bowman George F., 510 California

Brown Roland G., 420 California

Buckingham George H., 413 Montgomery

Dunlap W. B. & Co.. 331 Montgomery

Duperu Numa, 401 California

Flint William K.. 10 Rotunda Mills Bldg

Grossmaver M. H., 225 Sansome

Hecht Bros. & Co., 313 Pine

Helbing August, 213 Sansome

Hellmann Anthony E., 308 California

Hovey C. E. & Co., 405 Montgomery, room 4

INTERNATIONAL SECURITY CO. THE, 331

Mortgomery. rooms 1-2
Johns A. F. & Co., 632 Market
Kaufman Charles H., 307 Montgomery
Langerman Albert L., 208 Sansome
Manheim, Dibbern & Co., 217 Sansome
Marshall & Graham, 412 Pine
Moore Arthur W., 412 Montgomery
Perry John Jr., 411 Montgomery
Politzer & Co., .335 Pine
PoUitz Edward & Co.. 403 California
Rehfish & Co.. 316 Pine
Rollins E. H. & Sons (Boston and Denver),'? and

13 Mills Bldg. 10th floor
Salomon M. & Co., 821 Market
Smiley Thomas J. L., .331 Montgomery, room 27
Snow Harvey W., 318 Pine, rooms 16-17
Townsend E. deKav, 313 California
Wheelock A. J. & Co., 4Leidesdorff and231Bush
Wilbur Isaac R.. 214 Pine, room 27
Wilson Douglas R.. 310 California
Wilson Homer & Co.. 10 Rotunda Mills Bldg
"Woods Harry F.. 438 California

Brokers— Tea.

Bain Robert B.. 18 California

Blanohard John O., 54 Luning Bldg

Lewis William P., 216 Front

Wheeler Frederick A., 114 California, room 2

* Brokers— Wholesale Grocery.
HOLCOMBE BROTHERS, 116 California

Brokers— Wool

Costigan, Cohen & Co., 303 California, room 2
Hecht Bros. & Co., 312 Pine
Marks B. & Co., 214 Pine, room 14
Schlesinger Adolph C, 652, 5th
Trampleasure T. E., 49 Bluxome

* Bronze Castings.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

Bronze Goods.
ANSONIA CLOCK CO., 126 Sutter
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Nathan, Dohrmann & Co., 126 Sutter
NORDMANN BROTHERS, 126 Sutter

* Bronze Powders.
CROCKER H. S. CO.. 215-219 Bush
Halla & Co., 303 California
Shattuck E. J. & Co., 520 Commercial

* Bronze Statuary.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

Bronzers and Gilders.

Denniston E. G., 653-655 Mission
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

Broom Makers and Dealers.
Annes & Dallam, 232-226 Front
Feldman L. & Co., 220-222 Front
Lake & Co., 411 Sacramento
Mackenzie George F., 703 Front
Mackenzie James W. (supplies), 703 Front
Moss Bros., 408 Sacramento
Nagle H. M. & Co., 224 Clay
Simpson Richard W., 542 Clay
Unna Harry Co. of San Francisco The, 113 Bat-
tery
Zan Bros. &Co., 310 Davis

Brush Makers and Dealers.

Asal Adolf, 1523 Mission

Atlantic Brush Co., 510 Montgomery

Boyle Bros., 1208 Pacific

BUCHANAN BROTHERS,

609 Sacramento

Conklin Thomas C, 592, 6th
Feldmann L. & Co., 220-222 Front
Fiedler William, 1220 Kearny
Figer Joseph, 310 Sutter
Lake & Co., 411 Sacramento
Moss Bros.. 408 Sacramento
Nagle H. M. & Co., 224 Clay
Palmetto Brush Co., 25 Stevenson

READ & ZAHN,

the only exclusive manufacturers and
dealers of brushes on the Pacific Coast,
113 Davis

Schwarz Frank R.. 1612 Polk
Simpson Richard W., 542 Clay
Trevethick James W., 1910 Mission
Unna Harry Co. of San Francisco The, 113 Bat-
tery
Yates & Co., 709-711 Front

Builders.

fSee Carpenters and Builders, also Contractors,
also Brick and Stone Masons.)

* Builders Materials.

Beck E. B. & Co., 308 Market
Scheerer Joseph Co., 21-23, 10th
Smith & Young, 723 Market

Building and Loan Associations.

Acme Building and Loan Assn., 14 Montgomery

^tna Mutual Building and Loan Assn., 304
Montgomery

Alameda Building and Loan Assn., 208 San-
some

Alliance Building and Loan Assn., 14 Mont-
gomery

Alta Building and Loan Assn., 304 Montgomery

Argonaut Mutual Building and Loan Assn.,
214 Pine, room 3

Atlas Building and Loan Assn., 304 Montgomery

Bay City Building and Loan Assn., 214 Pine,
room 3

Borrower's Mutual Building and Loan Assn.,
8 Mills Bldg, 8th floor

California Building Loan Assn., 8 Mills Bldg,
8th floor

California Guarantee Investment Co., 336 Mont-
gomery

California Mutual Savings Fund Loan and
Building Assn., 205 Sansome

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Capital Building and Loan Assn., 4-5 Mills
Bldg, 5th floor

City Building and Loan Assn., 323 Montgomery

Citizens' Building and Loan Assn., 232 Mont-
gomery

Columbia Building and Loan Assn., 214 Pine,
room 3

Columbian Mutual Building and Loan Assn.,
The (Alameda), 310 California

Commercial Building and Loan Assn., 208

Commonwealth Mutual Building and Loan
Assn., of San Francisco, 402 Montgomery,
rooms 18-19

Continental Building and Loan Assn., 222 San-
some

Co-op Mutual Building and Loan Assn., 19
Montgomery

Cosmos Building and Loan Assn., 101 Bat-
tery

Economy Building and Loan Assn., 307 San-
some

Eintracht Spar und Bau Verein, 308 Treat Av

El Dorado Loan Assn., 214 Pine, room 3

Empire Building and Loan Assn., 205 Sansome

Enterprise Mutual Building and Loan Assn..
214 Pine

Equitable Building and Loan Assn., 7-8 Mills
Bldg, 5th floor

Eureka Building and Loan Assn.,i304 Montgom-
ery

Eureka Loan Assn., 3-4 Mills Bldg, 7th floor

Excelsior Building and Loan Assn., 304 Mont-
gomery

Fairmount Loan Assn., 1177 Valencia

Fidelity Building and Loan Assn., 205 San-
some

Franklin Savings and Building Assn., 515 Mar-
ket

Germania Building and Loan Assn., 39 Flood
Bldg

Golden Gate Building and Loan Assn., 323
Montgomery

Golden Rule Mutual Building and Loan Assn.,
209 Sansome

Golden West Building and Loan Assn., 304
Montgomery

Granite Mutual Building and Loan Assn., 23
Crocker Bldg

Guardian Building and Loan Assn., 214 Pine

Guardian Loan Assn., 304 Montgomery

Home Investment Building and Loan Assn.,
SW cor California and Hyde

Home Mutual Building and Loan Assn., 208

Home Security Building and Loan Assn., 208

Homeseekers' Building and Loan Assn., 221
California

Homestead Loan Assn., 208 Sansome

Householders' Building and Loan Assn., 3U7
Sansome

Humboldt Building and Loan Assn., 39 Flood
Bldg

Inter Nos Building and Loan Assn., 23 Crocker
Bldg

Investors Home Mutual Building and Loan
Assn., 402 Montgomery, rooms 15-16

Italian-Swiss Mutual Loan Assn., 524 Mont-
gomery

Mechanics Building and Loan Assn., 205 San-
some

Merchants Loan Assn., 214 Pine, rooms 58-.59

Mission Home Building and Loan Assn., 1177
Valencia

Monarch Mutual Building and Loan Assn., 39
Flood Bldg

Mutual Savings Fund, Loan and Building
Assn., 326 Montgomery

National Home and Loan Assn., 304 Montgom-
ery

Occidental Loan Assn., 214 Pine, room 3

Pacific Coast Loan Assn., 8 Mills Bldg, 8th floor

Pacific Coast Savings Society, 805 Market

Pacific Loan Assn., 214 Pine, room 3

Pacific Mutual Building and Loan Assn., 502
Montgomery

Pacific States' Savings, Loan and Building Co.,
410 Pine

Progress Mutual Loan Assn., 3-4 Mills Bldg,
7th floor

Provident Mutual Loan Assn., 3-4 Mills Bldg,
7th floor

Prudence Building and Loan Assn., 323 Mont-
gomery

Renters' Co-operative Investment Co., 212-213
Safe Deposit Bldg

Republic Savings, Building and Loan Assn.,
317 Mason

Safety Mutual Building and Loan Assn., 218-220
Montgomery

San Francisco and Oakland Mutual Loan
Assn, 524 Montgomery

San Francisco Home Mutual Loan Assn, 524
Montgomery

San Francisco Mutual Loan Assn., 524 Mont-
gomery

Security Loan Assn, 214 Pine, rooms 58-59

Triumph Loan Assn, 209 Sansome

Union Loan Assn, 214 Pine, room S

Western Loan Assn. 214 Pine

Yerba Buena Mutual Building and Loan Assn,
214 Pine

* Building Stone.
GRAY BROTHERS, 316 Montgomery

Bullion Brokers.

(See Brokers Bullion)

Bung Makers.

Wass Henry, 720

Burglar Alarms.

CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC SUPPLY AND CON-
STRUCTION CO., 1 145 Market

KLEIN'S JOHN M. ELECTRICAL WORKS, 421-
423 Montgomery

Municipal Burglar Alarm Co., 206 Kearny

WILL & FINCK CO., 818-820 Market

* Burlaps.
AMES & HARRIS, NW cor Sacramento and

Drumm
California Bag, Tent and Awning Co., Ill Clay

* Burning Brands.

MOISE L. H., 320 Sansome, room 68

Business Colleges.

(See Colleges.)

Butchers, Cattle— Wholesale.

Brandenstein M. & Co., 319 Pine, rooms 5-6
California Slovenian Colony, 602 Market
Hall James, 651 Harrison
Harris Packing and Provision Co., 6th from

King to Berry
Hofmann Jacob, 8-9 City Hall Market
Horn & Judge, office 504 Kearny
James J. G. & Co., ofhce 402 Kearny, rooms 1-5
Levy Henry, 529 Clay

McDermott J., 1st Av South nr Railroad Av
Miller & Lux, 508 California, room 17
Moffat Henry, 238 Kearny
Poly, Heilbron & Co., 339 Kearny
Rosenberg C, 1st Av South nr Railroad Av
Schoenfeld Jacob, 331 Kearny
Schweitzer J. & Co., 519 Clay
Shrader A. W., 1st Av South nr Railroad Av
Silverberg Simon, 320 Sansome, room 39
Strouse Mark, 1146 Market
Uri F. & Co., 20-28 San Francisco Market
Western Meat Co., NW cor 6th and Townsend

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Draper & Selig, 300 Railroad Av
Jolinsoii J. G. & Son, 331 Kearny
Roth, Blum & Co., 201 California
Sohenkel Peter, E s 5tli Av South nr K
South San Francisco Packing and Provision

Co., 218 Front
Wagner John & Sons, 4th Av South bet M and N
Western Meat Co.. NW cor 6th and Townsend
Whitney C. E. & Co., 122-128 Davis

♦ Butcliers' Machinery.
LINFORTH JAMES, 37 Market

Butchers— Sheep— Wholesale.

Draper & Selig, 300 Railroad Av

Ford & Fox, 1st Av South nr Railroad Av

Hall James, 651 Harrison

Johnson J. G. & Son, 331 Kearny

Levy Henry, 529 Clay

Miller & Lux, 508 California, room 17

Salles B. & Co., office 610 Montgomery

Sylvester Daniel & Sons, 1st Av South nr Rail-
road Av

Taaffe William & Co., cor Railroad Av and 5th
Av South

Western Meat Co., NW cor 6th and Townsend

Butchers' Supplies.

Mignola John & Co., 34 Grand Central Market

Pacific Butchers Supply Co.,

770 Mission

Preservaline Manufacturing Co., 154 New
Montgomery

Butchers- Retail.

Adams George E., 2773, 16th

Adler William, 1078 Howard

Airey H. J., 2323 Webster

Alber & Wachter, 247. 31

Antz Henry, 15-16 Grand Western Market

Armbrust Adolph C. 1305 Castro

Astorg Alphonse, 108, 5th

Augustinv John. 315 Turk

Baccus Richard T., 301 O'Farrell

Bacher Charles S., SE cor Clay and Taylor

Bachman Henry, 2152 Mission

Band Joseph. 700 Valencia

Baringer & Crawford, 1023 Guerrero

Barnett Thomas, 530 Hayes

Barwick Edward, 1018 Alabama

Belli G. & Co., 624 Front

BelluominiDomenico, 301 Hayes

Belluomini Giovanni, 1411% Octavia

Berger & Weiss, 3512 Kentucky

Beuttler John, 530 Haight

Bill George, SE cor Clav & Powell

Bloch & Stein, 839 Geary

Block Achille. 1919 Fillmore

Block Bros., 1048 Valencia

Boves James & Co., 108 Clay

Bradbury T. H. & Co., 1803 Broderick

Brady Adolph, 218-220. 6th

Bresl'in Andrew L., 303 Sanchez

Briggs Wilbur N., 990 Sanchez

Brugge Edward, 9<6 Church

Bucknam Robert F., 2548 Folsom

Burkard John E., 412, 3d

Bush William K.. 2203 Polk

Cabossel John, 2036 Fillmore

Cailleaud Adolphe, 80-82 California Market

Games Ferdinand, 12 Centre Market

Campbell S. J. & Son. 334, 3d

Cardinali Louis, 321 Broadway

Cardinelli G. B., 328 Broadway

Cardinelli Luigi, SE cor Kearny and Vallejo

Cassidy James, SW cor 23d and Florida

Cereghino Angelo, 1306Dupont

Chamberlin Henry, 1701 Leavenworth

Collins Wade H., SE cor O'Farrell and Larkln

Connolly Owen, 1230, 24th

Consani Achille, 111, 6th

Convey & Sons. 1834-1826 Hyde

Conway Bros., 23. 24th

Cost August. 1343 Valencia

Creyer & Heck, 1655 Mission

Cuneo Clara Mrs., 537, 4th

Dahl Henry Jr., 3225 Geary

Dankwerth Bros., 424, 4th

Daverkosen Frank, 2512 Bush

DECOURTIEUX A. & SON, 529 Merchant and

536 Clay
De Lucca Gesueldo, 13.38 Dupont
Demartini Frank, 240, 4th
Denhard Otto E., 216, 9th
Deppe Henry. 4461/2, 3d
Deschler John, HOlVa Ellis
Diokerson Henry, 1573 Market
Dickson David M., 237, 3d

Di Vecchio Bros., 428 Devisadero and 439 Hayes
Di Vecchio Emil, 1447 Ellis
Di Vecchio Emil & Co., 85, 9th
Downey John J., 946, 20th
Drewes Frederick, 1706 Church
Drewes Henry J., 340, 24th
Driscoll John A., 1206 Valencia
Duecker George F., 1629 Devisadero
Dunbar Robert C, 127, 6th
Dunkel H. & Co., 1609 Fillmore
Eade George T., 923. 23d
Easton Charles, 5-6 Grand Western Market
Egert August, 343, 3d
Eggert Henry, 301 Union
Eisan George M.,4n Waller
Engel Freiderich, 2707 Howard
Erasmy John, 1421 Point Lobos Av
Escude Gabriel L.,508 Valencia
Estaicalle Louis, 1806 Howard
Farrell Michael, l328i/i Harrrison
Faubel John, 2432 Sacramento
Fauser Charles A., 1212 Railroad Av
Ferrea & Mundegle, W s Mission opp Silver Av
FinkeFred H. & Co., 41 Market
Fischer Frank, 711 Turk
Fischer Frederick, 2708 Mission
Fitschen Adolph F., 1006 Railroad Av
Flach Joseph, 544. 17th
Flageollet Henry C, 904 Valencia
Fos Isidore, 953 Howard

Foster Chauncey W., 749 Market and 344, 6th
Frank John R., 221 Clement
Freise Paul, SW cor Buchanan and Birch Av
Fuchs Nicholas, 3 Grand Central Market
Fulda Bernhard, 813 Geary
Furlong Joseph, 1504 Polk
Gans Samuel, 7 Grand Central Market
Gans William, 703 McAllister
Gapsch Richard, 1139 Pacific
Geantit Alphonse, 16-18 S. F. Market
Gendotti Bros., NE cor Hayes and Octavia
Gerner John A., 293 Valencia
Giovannetti Carlo, 344, 4th
Gisin Adolph, 839 Valencia
Gisin C. Ernest, 534 Valencia
Glennan Martin, 737 Geary
Golden George E., 706 Devisadero
Goldmeyer Isaac H., 576 Howard
Goodwin Charles, 15 Centre Market
Gottsche John, 1P6 Noe
Graeber Charles, 2131 Fillmore
Grand Oliver, 110, 7th
Granucci Salvatore, 1300 Stockton
Grass Charles O., 1003 Guerrero
Grotheer August L., 2503 Howard
Guaraglia & Co., 1500 Dupont
Haas Rudolph, 50 Centre Market
Hahn Jacob H., 3133 Mission
Halk & Wolters, NW cor 31st and York
Hammond & Brod, 33, 4 th
Hancock Thomas, 336 Devisadero
Hans Julius R., 76 Clementina
Hartman J. & Son, 519 Gough
Haub Philip, 1939 Union
Havden John, 535, 7th and 124, 9th
Hechheimer Lee, 1303 Buchanan
Hedrich Louis, 3306 Howard
Hennig Gustave, 3143, 16th
Hermann Benjamin, 1.500 Franklin
Herting Frederick. 1440 Valencia
Hertz J. & Co., 5-6 Centre Market
Hicks S. P., 2010 Fillmore
Hicks Thomas J., 3037 Sacramento
Higgins Charles H., 6 Mission
Hillers Henry, 500 Cortland Av
Himmelmann & Heinz, 1827 Union

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Hinz William E., 20-21 Fillmore

iaoefer William, NE cor Sutter and Larkin

Horn J. Herman, 31-55 Centre Market

Hornung Charles F., 514 Valencia

Hubbert John, 514, 24th

Hummel Frederick. 330, 6th

Huntemann Richard A., 421 Turk

Iffert Leonhard, 61 Centre Market

Isaac James S., 1129 Folsom

Jacobs Joseph, 212 Gough

Jonas Alfred, 1105-1107 Mission

Joseph Jacob, 46-48 Centre Market

Joyce James H., 1131 Howard

Junker F. & Co., 1005 McAllister

Junker Louis, SW cor Laguna and Fulton

Kafka Simon, 209, 6th

Kahn Bros., SW cor Geary and Laguna

Kahn Max, 1604 Geary

Kaiser Benjamin, 1109 Leavenworth

Kanitz Otto. 806. 15th

Katz & Sons, 94-100 California Market

Kaupert Joseph, 122, 24th

KeefeG. E.,49, 3d

Kehoe James F., 218, 14th

Kelly Joseph. 1159 Howard

Kelly Manus, 513 Grove

Kelly M. J. & Co., 3-4 Centre Market

Kelm William H., 1226 Pacific

Kenney David F., 495, 4th

Knoke & Gander, 3002 Mission

Koerner Christian, 1002, 14th Av South

Kohn Alois, 1304 Steiner

Kratz Adolph, 2109 Mission

Kratz William, 2436 Mission

Kroeger Henry, 928 Illinois

Kromberg William, 1435 Mission

Kuhlemann William, Mission Market

Kuntz Philip, 650, 17th

Kurpinsky Paul, 50 Precita Av

Lacher Isaac, 2020 Market

Lally Dennis J., 206, 11th

Landers John B., 503 Jones

Langridge George, SW cor Green and Larkin

Larroche Francois, 1202, 6th Av South

Lehmann Gotschall, 1419% Devisadero

Le Maitre Jules, 7 Centre Market

Lenci Pilade, SW cor Mason and Lombard

Lilienthal Herman, 338, 6th

Looney James J., SE cor Folsom and 1st

Lynch John C, 328, 5th

Lyons Bros., 2302 Mission

Mack Frank F., 5 Oak

Maguire Joseph H., 521 Lyon

Mahlstedt Bros., 322 Folsom

Mancini A. & Co., 311 Broadway

Markowitz Moses A., 1044^4 Howard

Martens Frederick, 1903 Geary

Massoni L. & Co., 138 Hayes

Mathews John H., NE cor 18th and Capp

May Frederick, 123, 7th

Mayer Marcus, 243, 5th

McDermott John, 507 Ellis

McGlone James J., 305 Brannan

McGowan Thomas J., 531 Geary

McKeany Edward, 31 Alabama

McKeon Thomas, 1145 Folsom

McMenomy John H., 7-8-9 California Market

Mebach Frank, 243, 15th

Merkelbach William, 12 S. F. Market

Merrill Frank A., 233, 24th

Meyer J. H., 204, 2d

Meyers Jacob, 46 Washington Market

Meyn Henry, 1550 Folsom

Micheletti P. & Co., 512-514 Davis

Miller Henry W., 1809 Devisadero

Miller Thomas M., 1319 Stockton

Miqueu Alexander, 1505 Powell

Morgenstern Alfred W., 544-546, 3d and 109

Berry
Muller Carl, 433 Larkin
Muller John, 13-14 California Market
Muller Louis, SE cor Oak and Scott
Murphy John J., 391, 6th
Nagel Otto, NW cor 17th and Douglass
Niethammer David, 512 Bryant
Northmore Samuel, SW cor 20lh and Shotwell
Nowlan John M., 497 Haight
Nutting S. E. & Co., 1-2 California Market
O'Brien John, 312, 26th

O'Doul August, 1250, 5th Av South

Oppenheimer Elias, 542 Grove

Ososke Louis, 514 Hayes

Osswald Charles E., 1308 Pacific

Oswald John A., 127, 2d

Oswald William, 1012 Pacific

Ott John S.. NE cor Eddy and Pierce

Pankow Hermann L., 1536 Dolores

Pardi Antonio, SE cor 23d and Valencia and 871

Mission
Paul William, SW cor Fillmore and Greenwich
Pera J. W. & Co., SE cor Pacific and Hyde
Perry Albert, NE cor Mission and Godeus
Pfaeffle E. H. & Co., 1803 Haight
Pfaeffle Henry G., 1839 Market
Pieperling J. & Son, 1928 Hyde
Pinchon & Darius, SW cor Powell and Pacific
Pisani Giovanni, 923 Larkin
Podesta Louis P., 404 Hayes
Powers James D., SE cor Turk and Pierce
Rasmussen Henry A., 1322 Rhode Island
RathF. J.. 613 Post
Rauber George A., 328, 3d
Rhodes Alfred E., 2206 Fillmore
RickC. H., 513 Bryant
Riegelhuth Charles, 432, 3d
Rieper John, 3504 Mission
Roberts William F., 2817 California
Roberts & Tuft, 50 Steuart
Robinson Alfred, 1759 Mission
Romani CarJo, 1515 Dupont
Romer & Sorensen, 1103 Scott
Rosenbaum Herman A., 1-2 Centre Market
Rosenberg George, 10,53'/4 Folsom
Rosenberg Meyer, 1630 Devisadero
Rossi & Sabarros, 515 Broadway
Rossow Charles, 258. 3d
Rothermel Henry, 419, 10th
Rovegno Giovanni B., 1306 Dupont
Runde Frederick H., 2160 Mission
Ryan Orion F., 15th Av South nr Railroad Av
Samuel Wavle A., 1208 Scott
San Francisco Meat Co., 26, 7th
Sans & Pac, 65 Centre Market
Schmid Victor, 208 Francisco
Schmidt Henry, 10, 24th
Schmidt Henry, 3202 Mission
Schmidt Herman, 3110 Fillmore
Schmidt Hermann F. H., 1008 Valencia
Schmidt & Eggers, 1-2 Grand Western Market
Schneider Louis, 2004 Polk
Sohoenfeld & Goldstein, 937 Folsom
Schrader Bros., 1342 Market and NE cor Ellis

and Larkin
Schrader J. F., 2915 Geary
Schuck Emil, 310 Folsom

Schwarz & Reich, SE cor Sacramento and Wal-
nut
Scully John, 352 McAllister
Seeliger Ludwig, 3308 Mission
Seibel Philipp, 59-60 Washington Market
Seibert Bros., 843 McAllister and 535, 2d
Seyner Joseph, 2201 Mason
Shappiro Isaac, 992 Folsom
Shenson Aaron, 986 Folsom
Shoenfeld & Goldstein, 937 Folsom
Shyne James G., 339, 4th
Siegler Jacob, 1701 Sutter
Silverberg Adolph, 1639 Ellis
Simi L. & Son, 729 Montgomery Av
Smiddy Edward F., 865 Bryant
Smith Charles W., 148 Solano
Smith Edward N. & Co., 1819 Devisadero
Smith John, 803 Larkin
Smith Waldo E., 605 Montgomery Av
Smith & Whitaker, 1409 Folsom
Solomon Simon, Grand Central Market
Steffan & Rothermel, 783 Haight
Steinbring Albert R., 2259 Market
Steinbring Charles. 923, 18th
Steinfels Charles, 1338-1340 Mission
Stelling H. & Bro., 2766 Mission
Stern Louis, 1063 Howard
Stolz August, 1011. 18th
Stolz Charles, 1107 Folsom
Stolz H.F., 510 Castro
Stolz Philip J., 126, 11th
Stone Leon D. & Co., 236, 6th
Strahan Thomas E., cor 20th and Missouri

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Butcliers— Retail— Cont'd.
Strahle Robert, 1248 Sanchez
Strehl Charles, 103 New Montgomery
Strouse Mark, 1146 Market
Stutz J. & Co., 52-53 Washington Market
Sullivan & Smith, 233, 8th
Swedlund Herbert A., 1507 Fillmore
Swigert John. 1724 Polk
Tassi Bros., 233, 5th
Tassi & Co., 1413 Stockton
Tautphaus Peter, SE cor California and Polk
Thompson Hans A., 18 Market
Vincent Louis, 1220 Ji'olk
Vocke Charles, 484, 8th
Vogel Herman, San Bruno Av nr Silver Av
VoU Henry, 37-51 Centre Market
Von Helms & Pullin, SW cor Sutter and Baker
Wahlheim Ottmar, 912, 20th
Wallman Rudolph, 3592 Mission
Walsh & Netting, 1601 Grove
Wannenmacher & Co., SE cor 3d and Minna
Warren Byron M., 2328 Fillmore
Wason John W., 703Brannan
Waterhury Charles H., 137 Gough
Weber Andrew, 20 Hayes
Weber Ernst, 1424 Howard
Welby John T., SW cor 20th and Florida
Wellner Henry C, 231, 4th
Werner Louis, 810 Bryant
Werner William, 322, 13th
Wiegner George H., 1905 Point Lobos Av
Wilson Warren D., 749 and 1045 Market, 1307

Polk, 2947, 16th, 120, 9th and 244, 6th
Winters Fred C. 2-4 Mission Market
Wirth George, 1117 Harrison
Witzemann & Staiger, 415 East North
Wolff William, 511 Pacific
Wuthrich John, 415 Geary
Zar & Tennyson, 31554, 5th
Zerr Gaspar, 1629 Polk

Butter Dealers.

(See Dairy Produce.)

Button Hole Makers.

Coppage John W., 72454 Market
Grisman Joseph, 455 Minna

Button Makers.

Pasquale B. & Sons, 640 Washington
Stewart George E., 110 Taylor

* Buttons— Metal.
PACIFIC BUTTON CO., 640 Washington

Cabinet Makers.

(See also Furniture Manufacturers.)
Bader &Fincke, SE cor 5th and Bryant
BATEMAN WILLIAM, 411 Mission
Bennett & Schutte, 148 Valencia
Benning & Anthony, 1949 Market
Braendlein George, 547-549 Brannan
DIXON, BORGESON & CO.. 37 Market
Eiben & Scheflauer, 215 Post and 8 Polk
Euler H. & Co., 442, 5th
Fink & Schindler, 1309-1315 Market
FORBES A. J. & SON 213 Mission

A.J. FORBES & SON

Cabinet Makers, Carvers & Pyrographers

275 MISSION STREET

Antique or Modern Furniture, Decorative Finish
for Dwellings, Halls. Banks or Offices. Monograms
and Family Crests emblazoned on wood, leather, glass
or tile.

Hermann A. & Co., 64, 1st

Horstmeyer W. & Co., 56 Annie ,

Jentzsch Otto, 2806, 16th

Klemm Julius G., 518. 5th

Koch Otto, 1605 Folsom

Kreling F. W. Sons Co., 15th and Guerrero

Martin A. G. & Co., 695 McAllister

Mosher Wright G., 1639 Mission

OfBce Specialty Manufacturing Co., 29 New

Montgomery
Peterson & Schemp, SE cor 17th and Folsom
Plum Charles M. & Co. Upholstery Co., 1301-

1307 Market
SLOANE W. & J. & CO., 641-647 Market
Stoddard David H., 347, 13th
Strom Peter, 414 McAllister
Underbill J. A., 1639 Mission
Wilcken Henry, Trinity nr Bush
Wolf August, 119 Main
Wyman Charles, 131554 Mission

* Cabinet Woods,

ALLEN & HIGGINS LUMBER CO., 18-20 Spear

* Cabinets— Filing.
CROCKER H. S. CO., 215-219 Bush

* Cable Railroad Supplies.

Boesch Lamp Co. (lamps), 585 Mission
PACIFIC TOOL AND SUPPLY CO., 100-104, 1st

Ceilcium Lights.
ANDREWS THOMAS P., 109 Montgomery
SAN FRANCISCO CALCIUM LIGHT CO., 10 Stev-
enson

* California Products.
BURR & MALPAS, 18 California

* California Wines and Brandies.

(See also Native Wines and Brandies.)
GOLDBERG, BOWEN & CO.. 426-432 Pine
GUNDLACH J. & CO., SE cor Market and 2d

Calkers.

(See Shipwrights and Calkers.)

Can Makers.

(See Tin Can Makers.)

Canal Companies.

(See Irrigation and Canal Companies.)

Candle Makers.

Acme Candle Works (Cincinnati, Ohio), ofQce

122 California
Dietz A. C. & Co., 7-9 Front
KITTLE & CO., 202 California
Morgenthau M. Co., 108 Bush
Newell & Bro., 217-219 Davis
San Francisco Candle Co., office 402 Front
Standard Soap Co., 525 Market

Candy Makers.

(See Confectioners— Manufacturing. )

Cane Makers.

Barr Fannie Mrs., 323 Bush
CARRAU & GREEN, 220 Sutter
Creighton Joseph J., 13 Mason
HEININGER CHARLES P., 526 Market

Canned Goods.

(See also Salmon Canners.)
Alameda Canning and Packing Co., 116 Califor-
nia, room 8
Ames F. H., & Co., 22-24 Luning Bldg
California Canneries Co., 425-441 Brannan
California Product Distributing Co., 44 Luning

Bldg
Carquinez Packing Co., 122 Davis
Code, Elfelt & Co., 116 California
Cohen J. B. Co., 203 California
Corville Packing Co., 372-376 San Jose Av
Cutting Fruit Packing Co., 125-127 Market
Cutting John T. Co. The, 122 Davis
Fontana & Co., 1.34-136 Market
Fresno Fruit Packing Co., 839 Folsom
Gretjen Nicholas. 1064 McAllister
Griffin & Skelley Co., 132 Market
Holcombe Bros., 116 California

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Hunt Bros. Fruit Packing Co. (Santa Rosa), 116

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King-Morse Canning Co. , NW cor Broadway and

KITTLE & CO., 202 California

Los Gatos Canning Co., 330 Pine, room 15

Pacific Coast Commercial Co., 532-536 WasMng-

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Pasadena Packing Co., 116 California, room 1
Petaluma Fruit Packing Co., 126 California
Pike Charles W. & Co., 124 California
Potter & Wrightington (Boston), 203 Front
Russian River Packing Co., 126 California
San Jose Fruit Packing Co., 44 Luning Bldg
Schammel Packing Co., ofQce 308 Market
Smith Byron G., 450 Townsend
Star Dried Fruit Co. The, 126 California
Tenney A. F. Co., 839 Folsom
Warran Dried Fruit Co. The, 126 California
Williams, Brown Fruit Co.. 308 Market
Williams, Brown & Co., 308 Market

* Canners' Machinery.
EVANS C. H. & CO., 110-112 Beale
Great Western Can Co., 223 Mission
ROBBINS F. A. PRESS WORKS, 324 Fremont

* Canners' Supplies.
PACIFIC TOOL AND SUPPLY CO., 100-104, 1st

* Cans— Tin.
MONTAGUE W. W. & CO., 309-317 Market

Cap Manufacturers.

(See also Hatters.)
Abrahams Lesser, 1306 Powell
Birnbaum Sigmund, 340 Clementina
Pasquale B. & Sons, 640 Washington
Zobel Jacob, 405 Kearny

Capitalists.

<See also Bankers, Real Estate and Mining

Operators.)
Agar John G., 246 Sutter
Baden Samuel, 121 Post
Barker Timothy L., 201-203 Market
Beaver George W., 508 Montgomery
Bertz Jacob, 33 Nevada Block
Bigelow S. C, 510 California
Block Emanuel D., 13 Sutter
Boas Judah, 330 Montgomery
Borel Alfred & Co., 311 Montgomery
Bourn William B., 401 California, room 13
Brown Lewis. 121-123 Sansome
Brownstein Julius, 11-13, 1st
Bruguiere Emile A., 520 Montgomery
Byrne John M., 533 Kearny, room 1
Campbell Murdoch A., 63 Flood Bldg
Carr George G., 1-2-3 Mills Bldg, 10th floor
Carr William B., 1-2-3 Mills Bldg, 10th floor
Center John, NE cor 16th and Shotwell
Coleman James V., 31-32 Mills Bldg, 5th floor
Crane Henry A., 640 Market
Crooks Jackson G., 420 Montgomery, room 8
Currey John, 405 Montgomery, room 6
Currier John C, 320 Sansome, room 12
Davis Alfred E., 230 Montgomery
Day Robert, 408 California
Dean Walter E., 81 Nevada Block
De Laveaga M. A., 415 Montgomery, room 15
Denicke Ernst A., 320 Sansome, room 4
Diamant Leopold, 28 Main
Dougherty C. M., 30 Montgomery
Drouaillet G., 534 California
Ellis Moses, 19 Montgomery
Emeric Henry F., 72 Flood Bldg
Fair Charles L., 74 Chronicle Bldg
Fay Newton M., 304 Montgomery
Figel Joseph, 626 Market
Fisk Asa, 240 Montgomery
Flood James L., 7 Nevada Block
Gage William S., 317 Front
Goldstone Jacob, 928 Dupont
Grannis George W., 37 Montgomery Block

Grant George E., 26-28 Fremont

Grayson George W., 331 Pine, room 11

Griswold N. W., 29 Mills Bldg:2d floor

Haggin James B., 30 Mills Bldg 9th floor

Harris C. B., 15 Mills Bldg, 5th floor

Harshall Gustave, 11 Montgomery

Harvey J. Downey, 36 Columbian Bldg

Haskell Edward W., .331 Montgomery

Hayward Alvinza, 532 Market

Heller E. & S., 212 Sansome, room 16

Hellmanl. W., NW cor Montgomery and Pine

Hendricksen William, 120 Sutter

Hill Horace L., 124 Sansome

Hinckley F. W., 56 Crocker Bldg

Hind Robert R., 411 Montgomery

Hoag William M., 302 Montgomery, room 5

Hobart W. S., 532 Market

Hopkins Edward W., 27 Mills Bldg, 5th floor

HOPKINS EMILY B., 27 Mills Bldg, 5th floor

Hopkins Timothy, 29-30 Mills Bldg, 5th floor

Houghton James F., 303 California, rooms 34-35

Howard William H., 523 Montgomery

Hunter John V., 302 Montgomery

Hutchinson E. C, 19 Mills Bldg, 9th floor

Hutchinson Joseph, 19 Mills Bldg, 9th floor

Irvine James, 214 Pine

Isaacs Joshua L., 240 Montgomery

Jennings Thomas, 213 Front

Jordan Rudolph R., 210 Sansome

Joseph Bernard, 4 Battery

King Charles H., 530 California, room 56

Lazard Freres, 1-3 Sansome

Le Roy Eugene, 311 Montgomery

Le Roy Georges, 311 Montgomery

Leventritt Marion, 4 Sutter

Levy Henry M., 24 Nevada Block

Levy Herman M., 24 Nevada Block

Lindenfeld Frank, 2 Mills Bldg. 4th floor

Loop Sydney J., 317 Montgomery

Loupe Leopold, 218 California, room 7

Lowry William J., 118 California

Luning Co., 39 Sutter

MacDermot C. F., 6 Mutual Life Bldg, 5th floor

Macdonald William H., 43 Crocker Bldg

Macdonough William O'B., 246 Sutter

Mackay John W., 7 Nevada Block

Mangels J. Henry, 168 Crocker Bldg

Martin Henry S., 411% California, rooms 2 and 8

Martin W. H. & Co., 205 Crocker Bldg

Marye George T. Jr.. 234 Montgomery

McCarthy Charles, 646 Market

McCarthy William N.. 711 Spreckels Bldg

McCreery Andrew B., 211 Sansome, room 3

McCreery Richard, 211 Sansome, room 3

McCreery Walter A.. 211 Sansome, room 3

McCrum Hugh, 208 Market

McDonald M. J., 33 Mills Bldg, 10th floor

McMurray Robert, 14 Sansome

McNee Alexander, 538 Kearny

Mecartney Amos, 6 Montgomery Av

Melone Drury, 419 California, room 22

Metzger & Franklin. 35 New Montgomery

Meyer Samuel C, 319 Pine

Mills D. O.. 1 Mills Bldg, 2d floor

Monett Louis, 446 California

Monteagle L. F., 116 Leidesdorff

Moody Joseph L., 308 Sansome

Morris Henry S., 630 Commercial

O'Kane John, 64 Nevada Block

O'Neill Richard, 19 Nevada Block

Page Cutler, 116 Leidesdorff

Payne Theodore P., 330 Pine, room 8

Payne Warren R., 330 Pine, room 8

Phelan James D. , 301 Phelan Bldg

Pond E. B., 530 California, room 49

Porter Benjamin F., 7-9 Battery

Prior James K., 13 Mason

Procter John, 224 Front

Rathbone Jared L.,201 Crocker Bldg

Robinet Eugene, 411i/4 California

Rosenbaum Bros., 204 Front

Rosenblatt Laurence A., 113-115 Pine

Rosenshine Leopold, 415 Battery

Rowley Investment Co. The, 42-43 Mills Bldg,

10th floor
Ruef Meyer, 402 Montgomery, room 1
Russ Adolphus G.,201 Montgomery
Russ Henry B., 201 Montgomery
Ryer Fletcher F., 130 Sansome

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Sachs H. & S., 214 Pine, rooms 1-2
Scholle Bros., 324 Pine, room 6
Shea James, 11 Montgomery
Sheldon Mark, 4 Sutter
Sherman Richard M., 606 Montgomery
Shirley John, 536 Kearny, room 1
Sinon William, 402 Montgomery, rooms 18-19
Smith F. M., 101 Sansome, room 26
Somers William J., 1034 Mission
Spreekels C. August, 110 Bush
Stanton James. 1838 Mission
Stevenson James C, 722 Spreekels Bldg
Strobridge J. H., 129 Crocker Bldg
Stump Irwin C, 32 Mills Bldg, 9th floor
Sutro Adolph, 30 Montgomery Block
Swett Daniel, 6 Montgomery Av
Swift Patrick, 107, 10th
Syndicate Investment Co., 64-65 Chronicle

Bldg
Ten Broeck A. H., 80-81 Columbia Bldg
Tevis Lloyd, 30 Mills Bldg, 9th floor
Tocqueville de Rene, 534 California
Treadwell James, 517 Safe Deposit Bldg
Treadwell John, 517 Safe Deposit Bldg
Van Laak Lambert, 218 California, room 1
Welch Herman L., 711 Spreekels Bldg
Wensinger Francis S., 11 Montgomery
Western Investment Co., 2 Mills Bldg, 4th floor
Williams John N., 5 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
Williams & Bixler, 320 Sansome, room 18
Wilson Frank M., 530 California, room 1
Wood William F., 218 California, room 7
Wright John F., 6 Merchants' Exchange Bldg

Caps— Giant Powder.

California Cap Co., 218 California, room 1
Giant Powder Co. Consolidated The, 430 Cali-
fornia

* Capsules.
MARSH & EIDD (agents The John J. Crooke
Co.,N. Y.), 522 Market

Car Builders.

Boesch Lamp Co. (lamps), 585 Mission
Carter Bros., 42 Market
Hammond J. & Co., 326-338 Beale
Holman William L., 230 Fremont
LAWSON F. A. & CO., 123 California, room 15

Car Importers.
LAWSON F. A. & CO., 123 California, room 15

Car Springs.

Betts Spring Co., 218 Fremont

GOODYEAR RUBBER CO. (mnfrs.), 577-579 Mar-

LAWSON F. A. & CO., 123 California, room 15
* Car Trimmings— Metal.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

* Car Wheels.
LAWSON F. A. &C0., 123 California, room 15

Carbonic Acid Gas.

American Carbonic Gas Co., 19 Stevenson

Bane Frank P. , 10 Stevenson

California Natural Carbonic Acid Gas Co., 10

Stevenson

* Carbons— Electric Light and Batteries.

BROOKS J. W. & CO., .523 Mission

CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC SUPPLY AND CON-
STRUCTION CO.. 1145 Market

KLEIN'S JOHNM. ELECTRIC WORKS, 421-423
Montgomery

Card Engravers.

(See Engravers— Cards.)

Card Writers.

Ehrenfeld Louis. 104 Mason
Thors Sam, ,503 California
Young Fred O., 46 G'Farrell

* Cards- Fancy.

Stuparich Manufacturing Co. The, 523 Market

Cards— Playing.
CROCKER H. S. CO., 215-219 Bush
United States Playing Card Co., 20 G'Farrell

Carpenters and Builders.

(See also Contractors.)
Acher Frank V., 1327 Bush
Ackerson & Patterson, 88 Flood Bldg
Adams Hiram W., 1306 Mission
Adams John G., 40 New Montgomery
Albertson B. D., 41/o Eddy
Anderson Bros., 407 McAllister
Anderson Julius, 1740 Market
Ankers Christian, 781 Folsom
Arellano Mauro S., 536 Green
Articary Michael, 1803 Powell
Ashmead G. S., 1924 Bryant
Ay er Joseph Y., 9 Hardy
Bagge William H. , 1740 Mission
Baker William G., 1305 Valencia
Baldwin James W., 113 Powell
Barker Henry L., 1918 Union
Bateman Bros., 40 New Montgomery
Butterfleld Fred, 1314a Dolores
Byrne Charles, 14 Howard
Behrens Henry, 409 Kearny
Bell Frank C, 40 New Montgomery
Bell & Grant, 31, 2d
Bennett Reace T., 443, 3d
Biller & Qualman, 232 Fulton
Bishop Frank, 1719 Fillmore
Bianchard Frank A., 950 Howard
Bliss William F., 1607 Mission
Boehrer J. & Co., 408 Sacramento
Bohnenberg F., 16th Av South nr Railroad Av
Bohnenberger John, 358, 11th
Born Herman, 909 Harrison
Bradley Alexander, 55 Tehama
Bray Henry T., 29 Clinton Park
Brickley James, 729 Clementina
Brodt John, 360 Sanchez
Brooks Edwin L., 910 Army
Brotherton Robert, 409 Kearny

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Brown James C, 132 Caselli Av

Brown Peter, 1311 Bush

Brown Samuel J., 1041 Folsom

Brutcher Andrew, 1107 Clay

Bucher Joseph, 1605 Church

Calvert, John, 31 Pleasant

Campbell Alexander L., 301 Montgomery

Campbell Arthur L., 301 Montgomery

Campbell Daniel D., 6 Broad

Campbell George B., 301 Montgomery

Campbell John, 301 Montgomery

Campbell John Jr., 301 Montgomery

Campbell Mark, 126 Hayes

Campbell William L., 301 Montgomery

Campbell & Pettus, 40 New Montgomery
I Carr John G., 102 Golden Gate Av
i Chase J. G., 1814 Laguna

Chatham William, 40 New Montgomery

Chenoweth John A., 213 Valencia

Chonette & Button, 724 Larkin

Clark Frederick N., 518 Hyde

Classen J. C, 409 Kearny

Coady Charles F., 1424 Point Lobos Av

Coburn Frank H., 2628 Bush

Coburn Ira W., 739, 25 th

Cochran James, 908 Minna

Cohane Lawrence, 710 Turk

Commarv William T., 40 New Montgomery

Comstock Merlin, 1722 Polk

Conlan John, 428ACasiro

Conning Stephen, 616 California

Conrad Henry A., 623V4 California

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Cook Richard, SW cor Sacramento and Steiner

Cooper W. E., 241,9th

Cotter James A., 93 Hoffman Av

Cranston & Keenan, W s Masonic Av bet
Haight and Waller

Crichton Peter, 40 New Montgomery

Crowther Edward W., 1505 California

Currie Robert, 40 New Montgomery

Dahlberg Andrew, 935 Market

Danehy James, 3305 Geary

Daniels Frank V., 22314 Eddy

Davis Rees O., 40 New Montgomery

Day Thomas H. & Sons, 557 Brannan

DeGear George P., 123CoIlingwood

Demartini Paul, 13th Av nr California

Densmore John, 77514 Market

Denvir William, 436 Castro

Dittmer William A., 1503 Stockton

Donohue A., 42 West Mission

Doran Thomas F., 41 Fulton

Douglas & Greene, 1939 Mission

Doyle Richard S. & Son, 40 New Montgomery

Droit Thomas C, 406 Montgomery

Duebel Charles A., 126, 1st

Duffle Christopher W., 700 O'Farrell

Dunn John O., 2808 Mission

Durnin Patrick, 2228 Geary

Dutton & Hahn, 128 Golden Gate Ay

Dyer James A., 822 Dolores

Edwards Morgan, 1702 Sacramento

Eiben & Scheflauer, 215 Post and 8 Polk

Einstein Daniel, 630 Market

Elam Thomas, 40 New Montgomery

Elliott William H., 33 Mint Av

Elston Thomas, 223 Hayes

Emmons C. S., 945 Valencia

Feely M. J., 40 New Montgomery

Fennell Martin, 27 Julian Av

Ferguson Robert, 1510 Geary

Fernhoff Frederick J., 430 O'Farrell

Fetter Ferdinand, 234 Turk

Field William J., 417 Powell

Finerty James, NW cor Bush and Jones

Fish Henry P., 1208 Pacific
Fish Joseph W., 326 Valley
Fisher Alexander, 659 Folsom

Fisher G. A., 659 Folsom

Flaherty John, 103 Hyde

Foley John, 1234 Pine

FolzF. G., 1540 Bush

Foote Hugh. 729. 21st

Forsyth O. W., 628 Market

Foster John, 40 New Montgomery

Foster & Co., 1136 McAllister

Eraser James D., 14 Leavenworth

Frichette Louis D., 333 Drumm

Farness John, 40 New Montgomery

Geary James, 40 New Montgomery

Gerisch George, IV^ Marcy PI

Gerts Neil S.. 621 Merchant

Gillespie G. G., 40 New Montgomery

Gilman Charles H., 1713 Sacramento

Gilmore Thomas D., 504 Jessie

Gilmour William. 706 Laguna

Gingg John H., 613 California

Ginley Edward, 312, 4th Av

Glackin James, SW cor 30th and Missouri

Goedze Julius H., 804!4 Greenwich

Goggins L. M., 1018a Shotwell

Goldbeck Charles, 9 Haight

Gonyeau John B., 40 New Montgomery

Gordon George, 423 Hayes

Grant William J.. 648 Mission

Griffin P. F., 40 New Montgomery

Guilbert Gustave, 329 Francisco

Hamerton W. C, 318, 29th

Hamilton Thomas J., 334, 6th

Haneke George W., 172514 Green

Hanlon John, 1617 California

Hansbrough John W. , 20 Ellis

Hansen C, 151 Berry

Harrington William E., 3, 8th

Haskins Isaac S., 11 Morris Av

Hatch Grafton, 13 Gold

Hatch Thomas, 771 Bryant

Hatfield Anthony J., 242 Ellis

Hayes John T., 40 New Montgomery

Healing George, 3635 Sacramento

Heenan Edward, 711 Bryant

Heizman Christian, 1511 Powell

Helbing Louis, 1718 Waller

Helbing William F., 2712 Folsom

Hendry John D., 1005 Folsom

Hennesey Peter, 115 Oregon

Hermann A. & Co., 64, 1st

Hiatt U. G., 316 Gough

Hills Joel F., 813 Stockton

Hinckley A. G., 2339 Pine

Hinkel Charles L., 218 Devisadero

Hinkel George W., 2238 Clay

Hinrichs J. Fred, 2011/2 Polk

Hirsch Ferdinand, 1545 Mission

Hofmeister Julius S., 131, 14th

Holm & Sheibley, 409, 30th

Horstmeyer W. & Co., 56 Annie

Howard William, 9th Av South'nr G

Hull John v., 837 Geary

Humphreys George, 925 Mission

Hutchings Thomas R., 734 Vallejo

Hutchings W. A., 1908 Fillmore

Ingerson & Gore, 40 New Montgomery

In wood Henry, 1335 Lombard

Jack William R., 913 Ellis

Jacks Henry, 40 New Montgomery

Jackson Archibald, 12 Middle

Jacques Isaie, 822 Montgomery

James W. H., 2205 Pine

Johnson & Secor, 668 Howard

Johnston James, 2129 Fillmore

Jones William G., 3711 Clay

Judd Charles M., 1507 Pine

Kavanagh Matthew, SE cor Grove and Steiner

Keene James, 1804 Larkin

Kemble Thomas R., 38 Turk

Kemp Walter E., 2221 Mission

Kennedy Joseph, 40 New Montgomery

Kenny Edward, 3733 Pine

Kent J. E. & Co., 1817 Polk

Kent S. H., 40 New Montgomery

Kern Frederick W., 40 New Montgomery

Kirkwood William J., 151/2 Valencia

Klatt Ferdinand, 40 New Montgomery and 409

Kearny
Klein Jacob, 12514 Page
Kluber Josepf , 932 Montgomery
Knowles & Reichley, 40 New Montgomery
Knox & Cook, 40 New Montgomery
Koch Otto, 1605 Folsom
Krefting Charles, 1436 Fulton
Kreger William B., .530 Mission
Kretcker Charles, 13 Shotwell
Kronnick Frank, 2750a Bush
Kronnick Fred G., 40 New Montgomery
Lack George, 409 Kearny
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Lange W. A., 515 Pine
LAWRENCE GEORGE E., 619 Sacramento
LAWRENCE JAY V., 619 Sacramento

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Leach & Lee, 1019 Market
Learned Edward A., 213 Leidesdorff
Lewis L., 1821 Webster
Lewis Thomas, 2818'/i Sacramento
Linden William, 40 New Montgomery
Little William, 208 O'Farrell
Logan James F., 621 Mission
Lord James H., 331 Noe
Lott & Joslin, 670 Mission
Loughlin Peter J., 2515 Mission
Louis Louis, 1324 Webster
Lundin Charles, 2711 Folsom
Lundy Isaac S., 551 Mission
Lynch M. C, 40 New Montgomery

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Mabey & Hannah, 522 Bush

Maggio Vincenzo, 507 Green

MahonyBros., 199-300 Crocker Bldg

Maloney Patrick, 40 New Montgomery

Marcuse & Remmel, 628 Market

Mason Charles M., 40 New Montgomery

Massey John, 40 New Montgomery

McBain John, 40 New Montgomery

MoCann Richard, 40 New Montgomery

McCausland Wesley K., 422 Jackson

McComas Nicholas, 428, 11th

McConahey James, 1149 Mission

McDonald Allen, 1413 Ellis

McDonald Hector M., 706 Larkin

McDonald James, 205V4, 14th

McDonald John, 40 New Montgomery

McElroy Andrew, 40 New Montgomery

McGraw D. F., 2818/2 Pine

Mclnerney Patrick J., 227, 5th

Mclnery James J., 40 New Montgomery

Mclver A., 9 Trinity

McKay Alexander, 1309 Baker

McKay John H., 40 New Montgamery

McLachlan Thomas, 40 New Montgomery

McLean Joseph R., 1621 O'Farrell

Mecredy Bros., 8 Stevenson

Medus & Hurthere, 1122 Stockton,

Merry Thomas, 34 Clay

Meyer John, 1818 Hyde

Miller Adam, 409 Kearny

Miller Frank H., 428, 6th

Miller George E., 612 Commercial

Mitchell Thos. F. & Bros., NW cor 23th and
Utah

Moller & Sass, 604 California

Molloy Neil, 222 Church

Moore" Charles P., 221 Front, room 5

Moore George H., 221 Front, room 5

Moore Thomas B., 12 Golden Gate Av

Moore William, 460 Natoma

Morton Henrie F., 6 Spring

Muller W. A., 40 New Montgomery

Munroe D. B., 22 Johnson Av

Munster John H., 40 New Montgomery

Murphy Cornelius C, 1927 Green

Murray Abner, 221 Douglass

Murray Robert M., 40 New Montgomery

Murray Sumner C, 632 Howard

Nelson Albert N., 28 Bernard

Nelson Fernando, 1522, 25th

Nichols Charles F., 822 Dolores

Nichols Hiram D., 6:iQ Market

Nolte Louis H., 300. 15th

Norton Charles H., 409 Kearny

O'Brien James J., 40 New Montgomery

Ogle John, 40 New Montgomery

Parent Charles L., 232 Fremont

Park William J., 1031 Howard

Parker Rufus. .529 Grove

PATTINSON JOSEPH, 1 1518 Turk

Paty William T., 2507 Folsom

Pauls J. H., 1320 Stanvan

Paulson William. 116 Powell

Pavert R. J., 40 New Montgomery

PENNY ISAAC, 414 OFarrell

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Plant William, 1448, 24th

Post Nathan C, 438, 11th Av

Pottinger Thomas T., 2726 Pine

Power M. C, 835 Sutter

Powers Daniel, 40 New Montgomery

Priest E. A., 30 Geary

Pritchard Henry W., 609 Laguna

Purden James, 710 Larkin

Quinn Charles, 133 Oak

Ralston George P., 20th Av nr Point Lobos
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Redmond Michael F., 22ti5 Devisadero

Rednall William W., 2312 Market

Renner William, 1154 Folsom

Rice Michael, 205 Ellis

Richardson Manley, 1373 San Jose Av

Ritchie Napoleon B., 1127, 18th

Rivard & St. Onge, 1332 California

Rive Philip, 2920 Pine

Robinett Thomas, 215 Stevenson

ROBINSON & GILLESPIE, 339 Sutter

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Roeber Christoph, 1036 Sutter

Roettger F., 262514 Sutter

Ross James, Ul Van Ness Av

Rosso Charles, 217 Hayes

Rowland Edward, 1622 Powell

Rush William H., 315 Cherry

Salanave Jean, 316 Grant Av

Sanches Randolph P., 40 New Montgomery

Sanders John, 421 Jones

Saunders J. S. W., 40 New Montgomery

Saunier Paul, 823^ Jackson

Schmidt John C, 2240 Mission

Schmidt Louis, 19, 7th

Schmitz Frank, 712 Folsom

Schuman Max, 609 Octavia

Schutt Charles, 13 Shotwell

Scott J. J., 620 Jones

Scott Michael J., 24th Av nr Point Lobos Av

Serens Frederick W., 1601 Geary

Sheehan Jeremiah, 2809 Clay

Siess George, 38 Ellis

Sinnott R., 40 New Montgomery

Slack Edgar S., 115 Geary rear

Smilie Bros., 40 New Montgomery

Smith Charles H., 1914 Sutter

Smith J. W., 40 New Montgomery

Smith Thomas B., 325 Golden Gate Av

Sorensen Walter, 538 Linden Av

Soule Bros., 40 New Montgoinery

Spencer John W., 2245 Mission

Steinmann F. V., 819 Jessie

Stephens & Woods, 3103 Fillmore

Stevens Arthur, 2005 Golden Gate Av

Stierlen George, 1210 Waller

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Styles William H.. 2215b Sutter
Sullivan Timothy, 40 New Montgomery
Sweeney Daniel. 40 New Montgomery
Taber Edwin F.,' 1550 Howard
Taylor Byron I., 3116 Point Lobos Av
Taylor & Armstrong, 449 Clementina
Thoenges Louis, 1602 Mission
Thomson William T.. 11 Halleck
Tiffin William, 412 Ash Av
Tilden Charles L., 6231/2 California
Timm Richard, 1019!4 Pacific
Trost Robert, 433, 29th
Trotter John, 40 New Montgomery
Trounson John, 315 Sutter
Vanderveken F., 45 Shotwell
VanDusen Benjamin R., 1402 Devisadero
Walker Abner, 2112 Fillmore
Walker George H., 40 New Montgomery
Walker William A., 1166 Mission
Wantz Charles W., 151 V2 Valencia
Wanzer Merritt. 1.306 Mission
Warner Joseph C, 341 Eddy
Weber Martin, 425 Bush
Weiner Louis, 934 Howard
Weir Albert J., 2518 Pine
Weismann Louis M., 809 Union
Wheeler Frederick H., 23031/2 Bush
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Carpenters and Builders— Cont'd.
White Bros., 40 New Montgomery
White Orrin E., 733, 17th
Wickersham W. H., 40 New Montgomery
Wilcox J. R., 40 New Montgomery
Williams F, A., 40 New Montgomery
Williams J. M., 17 Van Ness Av
Williams Victor, 214 Pine
Williamson Hugh, 41, 8th
Wilson Charles, 234 Fillmore
Wiren John. 334 Geary
AVoods Edward, S s Sierra nr Tennessee
Worden S. G., 40 New Montgomery
Wray Samuel, 1247 Mission
Wright James R., 1776 Green
Wyllie John, 632 Washington
Zefuss F. W., 734 Oak
Zerse Joseph, 841 Valencia
Zihn Andreas, 123, 12th
Zimmerman Adolph A., 443, 3d

Carpenters' Tools.

(See Hardware.)

Carpet Beating.

ADVANCE CARPET BEATING AND RENOVAT-
ING CO., George Walcom manager, 402-404
Sutter
BARBER GEORGE A., 1509 Market
Barber Zachary T., 236, 14th, office 146 Geary
CITY STEAM CARPET BEATING AND RENO-
VATING WORKS, 38-40, 8th
Coutts Andrew. 703 Valencia
ENTERPRISE CARPET BEATING WORKS,
office 146 Geary

GISSLOW'S PERFECT CARPET CLEANING
WORKS AND MOVING CO., NW cor Eddy
and Larkln

taken up, cleaned and laid at
only 6 cents per yard. Cheap-
Moving,

CARPETS

est in the City. First-class work,
packing and shipping.

Gisslow's Perfect Carpet Cleaning
Works and Moving Co.

N. W. COR. EDDY &LARKINSTS. TEL. EAST t3&

GREAT EASTERN CARPET BEATING AND
RENOVATING WORKS THE, 14, 8th

GREAT EASTERN

STEAM CARPET BEATING AND RENOVATING WORKS

DTEINS AND CLEANING

14 Eighth Street, Hear Market B. Grant, Manager

Carpets taken up, cleaned and relald

the same day. If desired.

Henko A. V., 2116 Fillmore
Irvine & Watts, 409 McAllister

McQueen john,

453 Stevenson. (See advt., page 1750).

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MITCHELL J. E. CARPET CLEANING AND
RENOVATING CO., 240, 14th

THE J. B. MITCHELL

Carpet Cleaning and Renovating Co.

(INCORPOEATED)

Old Established Carpet Cleaning Machines
Office. 240 Fourteenth St., bet. Mission and Howard

TELEPHONE MISSION 74

CAMPBELL & SOHENSEN, MANAGERS

Cleaning. 3 cents per yard

PaciSc Steam Carpet Cleaning and Renovating

Works, 33S-335 Golden Gate Av
Quigley Bros., 2380 Market
SPAULDING J. & CO., 353-355 Tehama. (See

advertisement on preceding page.)
STRATTON SCHUYLER, 19, 8th

STRATTON'S

CARPET BEATING, RENOVATING,
CLEANING AND DYEING WORKS

No. 19 EIGHTH STREET

Carpets Taken Up, Cleaned and Relaid on the
Shortest Notice and at 6 Cents per Yard. All orders
promptly attended to. Men's suits cleaned and
dybd. Rugs renovated 25 cents each. Will do as
good work for 6 cents per yard as other firms do for
10 cents. S. STRATTON, Pkopkietor.

WHELDEN A. W., 3400 Geary,
ment on following page.)

(See advertise-

Carpet Cleaning Works.

City Steam Carpet Beating and Renovating
Works, 38-40, 8th

Conklin's Carpet-beating Works,

333 Golden Gate Ave, telephone East 126

Coutts Andrew, 703 Valencia

Enterprise Carpet Cleaning and

RENOVATING WORKS, main office 146
Geary cor Stockton, Z. T. Barber proprie-
tor, formerly witli the late J. E. MitcheU,
telephone Mission 100

Ferguson S. S. & Co., 23-25, 10th

George Augustus. 11, 8th

GREAT EASTERN CARPET BEATING AND

RENOVATING WORKS THE, 14, 8th
Irvine & Watts, 409, McAllister
JONES & CO., 25-27, 8th
Jordan M. F., 1024 Oak
KLEINERT A. G., 1512-1514 Polk, telephone East

725
Martin A. G. & Co., 695 McAllister
McQueen John, 453 Stevenson
Mitchell J. E. Carpet Cleaning and Renovating

Co., 240, 14th
National Carpet Beating and Renovating

Works, 313-315 Guerrero
Pacific Steam Carpet Cleaning and Henovating

Works, 333-335 Golden Gate Av
Savon and Carpet Cleaning Co. , 206 Leavenworth
Shanahan John W,, office 31 Geary
Sparks Daniel, 1915 Broadway
SPAULDING J. & CO., 353-355 Tehama
Union Steam Carpet Cleaning and Renovating

Works, 2380 Market
WHELDEN A. W., 3400 Geary

Carpet Dealers.

(See also Furniture.)
Ackerman & Kohn, 117-121 Geary
Bailey Orrin, 1003 Valencia
Bare Bros., 1251-1257 Market
Berson Gustave, 204 Post
Boedefeld John, 1171 Mission
Brilliant Tobias, 410 Post
California Furniture Mfg Co., 117-121 Geary

Clark John T., 1133 Market

Chicago Clock Co., 1622-1626 Market

Duffy James & Co., 30 Geary

Durand Furniture Co., 1133 Mission

Eastern Clock Co., 1234-1336 Stockton

Ehrenpfort William, 1323 Market

Forster, Little & Co., 861 Market

Fredericks Joseph & Co., 649 Market

Friedman M. & Co., 224-330 Stockton

GuUixson Bros., 955 Market

Hislop Robert C, 314 Hayes

Indianapolis Furniture Co., 750 Mission

KING FURNITURE CO., 1137-1131 Market

Kitterman James, 1313 Stockton

Kleinert A. G., 1512-1514 Polk

Kragen Furniture Co., 1043 Market

Lewis Abraham, 1304 Stockton

Litzius A. & Son. 512 Hayes

LUNDY FURNITURE CO., 813 Market

Mackay Alexander & Son, 715 Market

McCabe Hugh, 948-950 Mission

Miller Joseph A., 960-962 Mission

Milwaukee Furniture Co., 932-934 Howard

Neumann Louis J., 117, 6th

NOLAN W. S., 1335 Market

NOONAN JEREMIAH, 1017-1023 Mission

Pattosien Carpet Co., 4a5 Valencia

PLUM CHARLES M. & CO. UPHOLSTERY CO.,

1301-1307 Market
Raye A. P. & Co., 1810 Market
REYNOLDS JOHN M. (wood), 602 Market,

Crocker Bldg
Rothschild Morris, 213-315 Mason
Sohlueter & Volberg, 709 Market
Searey Furniture Co., 1437-1439 Mission
Shirek & Shirek, 747 Market
SLOANE W. & J. & CO., 641-647 Market
Smith W. T. &Co., 569 Market
Sperling & Stotzenwald, 2835, 16th
Sterling Furniture Co., 1039-1041 Market
Walcom George, 402 Sutter
Walter D. N. & E. & Co. 529-531 Market

* Carpet Layers.

Henko A. V., 2116 Fillmore

* Carpet Sweepers.

BUCHANAN BROTHERS,

609 Sacramento

Figer Benedict, 310 Sutter

* Carpet Threads.
BARBOUR BROS. CO. THE, Henry Doyle & Co.

agents, 517-519 Market

* Carpets— Wood.

WELLS CHARLES B., 422 Sutter, telephone
Main 1883, and Emporium Bldg

Carriage and Cah Companies.

Dowling Bros., 933 Harrison
Pacific Carriage Co., 48, 8th
United Carriage Co., 12 New Montgomery

* Carriage and Wagon Bolts.

(See also Bolt and Nut Makers.)
PAYNE'S BOLT WORKS, 121-133 Howard

Carriage and Wagon Makers.

Anderson Christopher, 415, 6th
Babbitt John H., 314-318 McAllister
Baron J. & Co., 630 Broadway
Becraft Almerin T., 200 Bartlett
Biagini C. & Co., 520i/2 Davis
Black H. M. & Co., 120-123 New Montgomery
Bunce H. F. & Co., 836 Devisadero
Butterfield Charles F., 820 Howard
Carvill Manufacturing Co., 48, 8th
Cobleigh John L., 2030 Polk
Columbus Buggy Co., 313-315 Market
Commins James E., 1937 Mission

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:;- BEJ\TEN /\ND rfEL/\ID IN ONE DAY If NECESSAfJY

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AT 2400 GEARY STREET, COR. BAKER

CARPETS TAKEN UP, BEATEN, RENOVATED, SEWED AND LAID IN A SUPERIOR MANNER

Carpets Cleaned by my Process are freed from Grit, Moths, etc., the Nap is Raised, Colors
Brightened, giving them the appearance of New Carpets.

CARPETS TAKEN UP, BEATEN AND RELAID IN ONE DAY, IF NECESSARY

Having many years' experience in the Carpet Business, and the very best and latest Improved
Machinery, you may rely on having your work done well.

BORDERING AND REFITTING CARPETS A SPECIALTY

When you want your Carpets Cleaned Promptly and "Well, and Laid in the best manner, send
the order to

ALEX. W. WHELDEN

TELEPHONE WEST 93 24-00 GEARY ST., COR. BAKER

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Caxrlage and Wagon Makers— Cont'd.

Commins P. W., 3249 Mission

Costigan Thomas M., 402-404 Jackson

Daclin Emile, 607 Battery

Davis Edwin F., 1210 Pierce

Day James S., 518 Leavenworth

Dean Warren Y., 203 Fremont

Di Grazia Lorenzo, 619 Front

Dippel John, Railroad Av nr 6th Av South

Dudley Elijah C, 1322 Devisadero

Egan R. J. & Son. 2117 Mission

Ewing John F., 1129 Alabama

Falkingham Edwin, 1721 Mission

Farren John W., 121 Beale

Feisel Frederick T., 1509 Mission

Folsom & Locke, 329 Golden Gate Av

Frank Frederick J., 1202 Webster

Frediani & Laveau, 424 Pacific

Frichette Harry E., 619 Grove

Gallagher & O'Connor, 610-612 Bryant

Gibeau Isaac O., 507-509, 26th

Giesen Bros., 306 Gough

Glynn John P., 2140 Filbert

GRAVE B. CO., 421-423 Pacific and 812 Mont-
gomery

Grunnagle, Engish & Co., 17 Drumm

Gustavson Bros., 642 Valencia

Halkett William, 903 Golden Gate Av

Hansen J. C. & Son, 424 Jackson

Herold Charles, San Bruno Av nr Army

HINRICHSH. & CO., 114-116 Drumm

Hoffman Fred, 1221 Webster

Hofstetter Herman, Railroad Av bet 15th and
16th Avs South

Holmes H. E. & Co., 838-840 Howard

Hottua Nickolaus, 715 Folsom

Jeffers James D., 1421 Nebraska

Johnsen &Gogan, 461 Natoma

Jones & Kendig, 5 Merchant

Keany Felix, 1325 Mission

Kenealy Thomas, 838 Brannan

Kerr David, 47-49 Beale

Kister & Huber, W s Mission nr Silver Av

Klapperich John J., 3 Grand Av

Klein Charles, 111-113, 1st

Lacaze Baptiste, 714 Sansome

La Chapelle Joseph J., 521 Mission

Langeron Francois, 414 Broadway

Larkins & Co., 634-638 Howard

Lehner George, 36 Broadway

Lowney Bros., 436, 9th

Maier Thomas, 2315 Mission

Martin & Co., 1604 Mission

McArron Charles, 660 Bryant

Mead & Clog, 3245 Mission

Mersereau Addison S., 2237 Mission

Molter Charles, 1114 Mission

Morgan & Cotter, 537 Brannan

Mowry William A., 1140 Folsom

Murasky William F. 1148 Mission

Neumiller J. & G., 23, 7th

Newkirk Daniel I., 2727 Mission

Nugent Richard, 346 McAllister

O'Brien & Sons, cor Polk and Golden Gate Av

Palin Joseph J., 937 Alabama

Pardini Liugi, 113 Oregon

Phelan George W., 657-659 Bryant

Puccinelli O. & Co., 511 Davis

Ragan & Schlegel, 956 Harrison

Rasmussen Louis C, 870 Howard

Reardon Maurice, 1313 Broderick

Rentschler John, 1624 Mission

Roberts Thomas, 1613 Market

Rovere S. & Co., 317 Broadway

Schelbert John, W s Mission nr Theresa

Schindler Henry B., 128-130 Spear

Schlappi John, 1340 Turk

Schulz William & Son, 1161 Howard

Shaw William E., 1621 Market

Sicotte Roger, Cortland Av nr Mission

Sophey Joseph, 820 Folsom

Stahlecker Jacob, 828 Harrison

Stamer August, 206 Jackson

Stitt Robert, 625 Howard

Studebaker Bros. Mfg. Co., cor Market and 10th

Tauck E. & Co., 107 Oregon

Thomas Richard R., 1620 Mission

Thompson John D., 3011 Mission

Terry James, 234, 9th

Unrath Peter, 2423 Mission

Vetter August, NE cor 9th and Brannan

Von Emden John, 337, 5th

Walcom Bros., 217 Ellis

Wertsch William, 100 Golden Gate Av

Wight & Hocking, 1414 Pine

Wilbert Martin L., 203 Fremont

Zipfel & Littner, 1114 Folsom

Carriage and Wagon Materials.

Boesch Lamp Co. (lamps), .585 Mission
Holt Bros. Co. , 30- 32 Main
Howard E. A. & Co., 31 Spear
Kitzmuller Michael, 829 Howard
Spinney Stillman, 1757 Mission
TAYLER & SPOTSWOOD CO.. 31 Beale
TAYLOR & TAYLOR, 24-26 Beale
VAN WINKLE L S. & CO., 413-415 Market
Waterhouse & Lester, 16-22 Beale

Carriage and Wagon Springs.
BAKER & HAMILTON., N W cor Pine and Davis
Betts Spring Co., 218 Fremont
VAN WINKLE L S. & CO., 413-415 Market

Carriage Hardware.

Arnold N. S. Hardware Co., 23 Davis

Flint Carriage Hardware Co., 217-221 Mission

Snook James & Co., 35-37 Beale

Stein Charles W. & Sons, 265 Stevenson

Studebaker Bros. Manufacturing Co., SW cor

Market and 10th
Tayler & Spotswood Co., 31 Beale
Taylor & Taylor, 24-26 Beale

Carriage Lamps.
Boesch Lamp Co., 585 Mission

Carriage Painters.

(See Painters Carriage.)

Carriage Repositories.

Black H. M. & Co., 120-130 New Montgomery
California Wagon and Carriage Co., SQV^ Fre-
mont
Columbus Buggy Co., 213-215 Market
Davis Carriage Co., 36H Fremont
Grave B. Co., 421-423 Pacific and 812 Mont-

Parry Mfg. Co., 36V2 Fremont

Spaulding H. C, NW cor Valencia and 15th

Studebaker Bros. Manufacturing Co., SW cor

Market and 10th
WilleyO. F. & Co., 317 Montgomery

Carriage Trimmers.

Gillig Jacob, 329 Golden Gate Av

Grave B. Co. ,421-423 Pacific and 812 Montgomery

Mahood Joseph J., 20 Clay

Schwartz August, 1167 Howard

Standish Henry, 1324 Valencia

Stein Charles W. & Sons, 265 Stevenson

West Coast Top Co., 55 Beale

Cartridges.
(See also Arms and Ammunition.)
COLT'S PATENT FIRE-ARMS MANUFACTUR-
ING CO., I. R. D. Grubb agent, 517-519 Market
UNION METALLIC CARTRIDGE CO., I. R. D.
Grubb agent, 517-519 Market

• Carts.
BAKER & HAMILTON, NW cor Pine and Davis

Carvers— Wood.

(See Wood Carvers.)

Cash Registers.

(See Registers Cash.)

Cask Makers.

(See Coopers.)

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* Cast Iron Pipe.
FROELICH CHRISTIAN, 302 Market
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

Martin Pipe and Foundry Co., 106 Market

* Castings— MetaL

GARRATT W. T. &, CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

Caterers.

Abraham Max, 428 Geary
BENJAMIN N. M. & CO., 202 Turk
Bertaud Hyppolite E., 1533 Post

CALIFORNIA CATERING CO.,

Huber Bros, proprietors, office California
HaU, 620 Busfi

Couesnon Alexander & Co., 1510 Bush
Flynn John H., 14 McAllister
Holje Elizabeth Miss, 1235 Potrero Av
Ludwig Ernst H. & Co.. 1206 Sutter
Pallier J. G., 20 Lewis

SEABURG CHARLES F.,

208 Hyde

Snowden Frederick T., 728 Golden Gate Av

* Catsup Manufacturers.
FISHER PACKING CO., 509-517 Commercial

* Caustic Soda.
KITTLE & iCO., 202 California

* Celluloid Goods.

BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDER CO. THE

653-655 Market

Cement.

(See also Lime Dealers.)
ALSEN'S PORTLAND CEMENT, William Wolff

& Co. agents, 327-329 Market
Bumell E. H., 408 California, room 16
California Cement Co., 21-25, 10th
Church Thomas W., 307 Sansome, room 1
Cowell Henry & Co., 211-213 Drumm
Eclipse Cement and Blacking Co., 411 Market
Forbes Brothers, 307 Sansome, room 2
GOODYEAR RUBBER CO. (rubber), 577-579

Market
GRACE W. R. & CO., 203 California
Holmes H. T. Lime Co., 24 Sacramento
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
WOLFF WILLIAM & CO., 327-329 Market

Cemeteries.

(See also page 48.)

MOUNT OLIVET CEMETERY

ASSOCIATION, M. C. Walton president,
H. T. Graves secretary, 997 Market

Cemetery and Lawn Fences.

Douglass Thomas A., 308 Central Av
McAlister Robert, 917 Point Lobos Av

* Cemetery Work— MetaL

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

♦ Centrifugal Pumps.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

• Cereal Mills.

Deming-Palmer Milling Co., 114-116 Sacramento

Chain Makers— Iron.

Bridgeport Chain Co., 120 Sutter, room 3
Harvey George, 82-84 Zoe
Pacific Rolling Mill Co.. 100 Market
Payne's Bolt Works, 123 Howard

Chair Makers.

(See also Furniture Manufacturers.)
Grefle Charles, 508-510, 5th
Hey wood Bros. & Co., 659 Mission
Pacific Chair Co., 762 Mission
Postel Isaac, 411 Mission

Champagne Importers.

(See also liquors, wholesale.)
CHAPMAN WILFRID B., 123 California
Coope & Pippy, 204 Market
De Fremery James & Co., 410 Battery
Dickson. DeWolf & Co., 326 Clay
GREENWAY EDWARD M., 50 Nevada Block,

telephone Main 5754
Hall George E. P., 2 Mutual Life Bldg,6th floor
LOUIS ROEDERER, Macondray Bros. & Lock-

ard agents, 124 Sansome
Macondray Bros. & Lockard, 124 Sansome
Meinecke Charles & Co., 314 Seycramento
Meyer Em. & Co., 303 Sutter
Mizner Edgar A., 306 Market
MORTON JOSEPH HATFIELD, 106 Pine
PERRIER-JOUET & CO., Wilfrid B. Chapman

agent, 123 California, room 16
POMMERY SEC, William Wolff & Co. agents,

327-329 Market
SHERWOOD & SHERWOOD (Moet & Chandon,

White Seal and Brut Imperial), 212-214

Market
Veuve H. Harry, 124 Sansome
Yignier Ami, 429-43T Battery
WOLFF WILLIAM & CO. (Pommery Sec), 327-

329 Market

Champagne Manufacturers.

California Champagne Co., 244 Stevenson
Finke's A. Widow, 809 Montgomery
Gruenberg Arthur & Co., 1144 Howard
Haraszthy Arpad, 530 Washington
La Fiesta Champagne Co., 18 California
Perscheid Gustave A., 122 Fulton

Chandeliers.

(See Gas Fixtures.)

Charcoal.

(See also wood and coal.)
Cereghino Benedetto, 430 Pacific
Church S. R., 307 Sansome
Devoto David, 430 Pacific
Duley Frank P., 1713 Mission
GIOVANNINI DANIEL, 808-812 Pacific
Henderson H. C, 1809-1815 Folsom
Koerber August, 17-19 Washington
LANE W. E., 505 Kearnv

Mcdonald p. a., 813 Foisom

Wainwright & Easton, 30 Market
* Check Punches.

K,lu!Merr.ff.&@.sS^;

MOISE L. H., 320 Sansome, room 68
• Checks— Pool and Trade.

K,lin^rCM@'li

Cheese Dealers.

(See Dairy Produce, also Grocers.)

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Chemical Works.

California Chemical Works, E s San Bruno Av

nr7th
Griswold E. & Co., 1509-1515, 16th
Mission Chemical Works, ofiBce 214 Sacramento
Pacific Ammonia and Chemical Co., NW cor

Francisco and Webster
Pacific Chemical Works, 718 Montgomery
PEERLESS CHEMICAL CLEANING AND DYE-
ING WORKS, 385-387, 8th
San Francisco Chemical Works, office 402 Front
Stauffer Chemical Co., cor Utah and Alameda,

office 402 Front
Western Mineral Co., 220 California, room 1

Chemicals.

(See also Chemical Works, also Druggists.)
Caire Justinian Co., 521-523 Market
California Herb and Chemical Co., 847 McAl-
lister
Jackson T. W. & Co., 236 Market
Taylor John & Co., 63, 1st

Chemists.

(See also Druggists.)
Baxter & Oesting, 953 Market
Bourgougnon Michael O., French Hospital
Burnett & Co., 327 Montgomery
Calegaris Joseph, SE cor Kearny and Pacific
Calvert John, 42 Phelan Bldg
CURTIS J. M. & SON, 123 California, room 27
De Coninck Frank, 102 Ellis
Duffield W. W., 202 Market, room 3
Ellis Henry R., 318 Pine
Fauda Carlos O., 1600 Stockton
Fraser Thomas T., 1086 Howard
Freund R. H., 801 Sutter
Happersberger Emil, 48, 6th
LUCKHARDT C. A. & CO., 71-73 Stevenson
Mayhew William E., 144, 4th
MILLER HARRY EAST, 216 Bush
Neumann Edward, 1437 California
Ogden C. A., 13 Montgomery Block
Root George A., SE cor 6th and Howard
Steele James G. & Co., 635 Market
Strehlke Louis F. &Co., NW cor Scott and Eddy
WALLER BROTHERS, 23 Grant Av cor Geary
Young Joseph, 1063 and 1114 Folsom

Chemists— Analytical.
CUNNINGHAM A. AUCHIE, 229 Geary

A. AUCHIE CUNNINGHAM, F. C. S.

Analytical and Consulting Chemist
229 GEARY STREET, COR. POWELL

Milk, Water, Oils and Urine Analyzed and Exam-
ined Microscopically. Poisons tested for. Minerals
reported upon. Classes In Chemistry and Assaying.
Telephone Main 1028

Curtis J. M. & Son, 123 California, room 27
Dyer Henry S., 22 California, room 19
FALKENAU LOUIS, 434 California
Hanks Henry G., 718 Montgomery
Jehu Walter N., 46-47 Montgomery Block
Koebig Julius, 320 Sansome, room 3
MILLER HARRY EAST, 216 Bush

HARRY EAST MILLER

CONSULTING AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST
316 BUSH STREET

Graduate of the University of Strassburg,
Germany, Ph. D. ; Graduate of the University
of California, B. S.; Fellow of the Chemical
Society, London; Member of the Society of
Chemical Industry, London; Member of the
German Chemical Society, Berlin, and Member
of the American Public Health Association.

Price Arthur F., 524 Sacramento
Price Thomas, 524 Sacramento
Price Thomas & Son, 524 Sacramento

Chemists— Manufacturing.

Emerson Drug Co., 41 Stevenson

Hall Bros., 1819 Lyon

Joy Edwin W. Co. The, 269 Stevenson

Langley & Michaels Co., 34-40, 1st

Leipnitz G. & Co., 250-252 Sutter

McCormick John A., 777 Folsom

Merten Manufacturing Co., 210 Davis

Phillips C. H. Chemical Co., 23, 2d

Reynolds John, E s San Bruno Av nr 27th

Scott & Gilbert, 302 Davis

Week F. A. & Co. The, 127 New Montgomery

Worden Clinton E. & Co., 214-220 Townsend

* Children's Carriages.
WILL & FINCK CO., 818-820 Market

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GLADDING, McBEAN&CO

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LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
STEIGER A. SONS, 20-22, 8th

Chimney Sweepers.
BISHOP JOSEPH, 807 Market
Davis Charles, 601 Jackson
Golden Gate Chimney Sweeping Co. , 1734 Market

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Lion Chimney Sweeper,

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THE LION COMPANY

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Chimney Sweeping Neatly Done.

Smoky Chimneys Cured.

Xeleplione Main 315

Loney Anthony, 105, 4th
Parkinson James, 13, 8th

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Clawson L. E. & Co., 1340 Market

Hentzell Benjamin F., 715!4 Natoma

LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

Schuster Bros., 306 Sutter

Stevens Francis M., NE corLarkin and Market

China Decorators.

Adams Cathella Miss, 1910 Hyde
Baker Frank C, 211 Post
Coen Joseph, 2341/2 Taylor
Dean Annie E. Miss. 3406 Clay
Perley & Culp, 215 Post
Philip H. Miss. 704 Sutter

China Ware.

(See crockery and glass ware.)

Chinese and Japanese Goods.

(See Japanese and Chinese goods.)

Chiropodists.

Atherton L. A. Mrs., 8, 6th
Carver & Leaner, 702 Market
Cowan Robert H., 126 Kearny
Gass Fannie R., 1027 Market
Griffith Charles A., 1302 Stockton
Gruggel Oscar L., 10 Geary
Halpruner Winfield S., 850 Market
Holmes Thomas, 11-13 Grant Av
Howard Michael, 248 Minna
Lamothe Alfred, 11-13 Grant Av
Levy Jacob, 1022 Golden Gate Av
Mack & Warren, 7 St. Ann's Bldg
Parlow A. T. H. Mrs., 126 Kearny
Popper Victor, 318 Kearny
Scharff Charles L., 212 Post
Zimmerman Joseph, 415 Sutter

Chocolate Manufacturers.

Ghirardelli D. & Co., 617-619 Sansome

Miner William H., 29-45 Stevenson

Richter Bros. & Co., 139. 1st

SHERWOOD & SHERWOOD (importers Fry's

Bristol Chocolate), 212-214 Market
StoUwerck Distributing Co., 63 Nucleus Bldg

* Chronometers.

Dillon & Co., 310 California
Lawrenson Herold, 6 Market
Sack John C, 4 California, room 7
Tennent Thomas, 4 California, room 7
Weule Louis, 418 Battery

* Church Bells.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

* Church Goods.

Catholic Art and Book Co., 723 Market

Churn Manufacturers.
BAKER & HAMILTON, NW cor Pine and Davis

Cider Manufacturers.

Appiarius F. W., 1810 0'Farrell
Chicago Cider and Fruit Syrup Co., 241, 8th
Grover Augustine A., 1325 Guerrero
Pacific Vinegar and Pickle Wks, 323 Front
SHERWOOD & SHERWOOD (agents Anchor
Brand New York Cider), 212-214 Market

Cigar Box Makers.

(See Box Makers— Cigar.)

Cigar Manufacturers' Supplies.

Korbel F. & Bros., 308 Battery

Cigarettes— Manufacturers.

American Tobacco Co. The, 701-703 Front
Boas James M., 424 Montgomery
Bohls H. & Co.. 246 Fremont
BoUman John Co. The, 537 California
National Cigarette and Tobacco Co., 214 Cali-
fornia

Cigars— Importers and Jobhers.

Adelsdorfer& Brandenstein, 17-19, 1st

Asch & Co., 101 Grant Av

Bamberger J. & Co., 106 Battery

Blaskower M. & Co., 225 Montgomery and 1
Kearny

Bremer Joseph & Co., 310 Sacramento

Canepa Luigi, 543 Washington

Cline William, 949-951 Market

Clufl William Co., 16-22 Front

Cohn G. Co., 206-208 Battery

Drinkhouse J. A. Co., 227-229 Battery

Esberg, Bachman & Co., SE cor California and
Battery

Fibush A., cor Market and Sansome

Figel Oscar, 121 Post

Garcia Joseph A., 413 Sacramento

Goldberg, Bowen & Co., 426-433 Pine and 215-217
Sutter

Goldman B. J., 119 California

Goslinsky E. & Co., 217-219 Battery

GunstM. A. & Co., 201-203 Kearny and SE cor
Powell and Ellis

Heyneman Herman, 117-119 Pine

Hirschbaum M. & Co., 12-14 Davis

Horn & Co., 205 Battery

Jacobs Charles & Co., 223 California

Kahn J. & Co., 306 Sacramento

Kahn S. & Co., 220 California, rooms 5-6

Klopstock C. &Co., 218 Sacramento

Kohlberg M. P.& Co., 526-.528 Woshington

Lane & Connelly, 204-206 Market

Leavy Charles M., 214 Pine, room 23

Levi H. & Co., 117-119 Market

Lewald Albert, 120 California

Lichtenstein Henry, 119 Bush

Liebmann & Waters, 23 Powell

Lowenberg & Co., 224-226 California

MATTHEAS CHARLES & CO., 406, 6th

Mau, Sadler & Co., 122-124 Market

Michalitschke Bros. & Co., 239 Kearny, 900 Mar-
ket and 64, 3d

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Michalitschke Charles, 123 G-rant Av
MORTON JOSEPH HATFIELD, 106 Pine
Oppenheimer & Bro., 117 Battery
Owl Cigar Co. The, 121 Market
Paulsen & Wells, SW cor Bush and Montgom-
ery and 34 Montgomery
Pollak Arnold. 209 Sansome
Priest B. F., 421 Safe Deposit Bldg
Rinaldo Bros. & Co., 300-302 Battery
Rosenshine M. & Bro., 413-415 Battery
Samuel & Abraham, 133-134, 1st
Schoenfeld B. & Co., 212 Battery
Schoenfeld Jonas, 508-510 Washington
Shannon John N. & Co.. 1177 Valencia
SHERWOOD & SHERWOOD, 212-214 Market
Sideman, Lachman & Co., 212 Battery
Son Bros. & Co., 13-15 Sansome
Struvy F. C. & Co., 525 Front
Tillmann & Bendel, 313-327 Battery
Ward H. & Co., 119 California
Wellman, Peck & Co., 201-207 Market
Wertheimer Co. The, cor Battery and Bush
Wetmore-Bowen Co., 140 Montgomery
Wiener Aaron, 508-510 Washington
Willard Bros., 112-114 Pine

Cigars— Manufacturers.

Alma Mia Cigar Factory, 608-614 Front

Apel Paul, 25 Rondel PI

Armer M. & Co., 308 Sacramento

Aron Morris, 217!/a, 2d

Balart Genevieve Miss. 108 Taylor

Bauml William L., 26, 1st

Belknap & Fleming, 1106 Kentucky

Belus Fredorick A., 24 Steuart

Benker George J., 401 Montgomery Av

Bertin & Lepori, 520-522 Washington

Bertram G. H. & Co., 410 Larkin

Blick Alfonz S., 221, 23d

Blick Peter C, 126, 22d

Boltz, Clymer & Co., 217 Front

BRANDT JACOB,

411-413 Battery cor Merchant telephone
Main 5076

Brune August, 322 Clay

Cicchi M. & Co., 427 Broadway

Claussen Daniel C, 916 Pierce rear

Cohn Max, 933!^ Folsom

Crouch James, 441 Montgomery

Dabelstein Henry, 52, 1st and 3 Market

Dale William C, 1330 Grove

Damonte Joseph L., 1409 Dupont

Diez Cayetano C, 521 Davis

Dixon- Agard Co., 309 Clay

Dovin A. Mrs., 109 Farallones

Drinkhouse J. A. Co., 227-229 Battery

DunnC. W. & Co., 1719 Market

Fankelhauser C, 626 Fulton

Fass A. S. & Bro., 528 Washington

Ferraro Antonio & Co., 426 Montgomery Av

Frahm & Frankenberg, 418 Battery

Freund William, 621 Sansome

Friedlander & Kaeser, 429 Montgomery

Frieske Julius, 717 Stockton

Garcia Jose A., 413 Sacramento

Giuliani Silvia Mrs., 812i4 Sansome

Goslinsky E. & Co., 217-219 Battery

Grambarth Charles, 562 Howard

Hahn, Levy & Co., 312 Battery

Harris Charles. 600 Montgomery

Hoffman F., 1040 McAllister

Horner F. G.,441 Bush

Hunter Thomas W., 502 Washington

Jefferson William A., 410 Sacramento

Judell H. L. & Co., 14 Chronicle Bldg junction

Market and Geary, and Market and Turk
Kalmuk Moritz, 423 Washington
Kiefer Jacob E., 612 Clay
Klinger Charles, 612 Fulton
Koenigsberger, Falk & Co., 224-236 California
Kraus David W., 708A Larkin
Krauss Frederick A., 524, 6th
Lane& Connelly, 204-206 Market
Leo Joseph, 936V4 Harrison
Leochardt August, 1314 Broderick
Leonhardt Paul, 1426 Polk
Leu & Harms, 3026'/2, 16th

Levy Wolf, 3139, 16th
Lewis William & Co., 34 California
Lytgens Julius W., ISYz, 5th
Maloney John, 1318 Point Lobos Av
Marks & Brownstein, 11-13, 1st
Mattheas Charles & Co., 406, 6th
Mayrisch Bros. & Co., 405 Battery
Merk Augusta Mrs., 91 Chestnut
Mertens Ignatius N., 1534 Folsom
Meyer, Mish & Co., 21-23 Sutter
Mever N. & Co., 420 Front

MIRSKY BERNHARD, 103, 5th and:i335 Market
Moller Carl, 113 Morris Av
MontfordM. L. Mrs., 1434 Howard
Muller Adolph, 3757, 16th
Nathan Hyman, 306, 3d
Ordenstein Max, 608-614 Front
Oro Fino Cigar Co., 310-312 Washington
Pacific Coast Cooperative Cigar Manufactur-
ing Co., .324 Battery
Plagemann H. & Co., 316-318 Sansome
Pries Julius A., 1723 Mission
RaabeF. O., 154, 2d
Ramon A., 622 Clay
Re Bros., SE cor 24th and Potrero Av
Reinert & Puck, 202 McAllister
Ressighini Rosa, 1323 Dupont
Riese David, 611 Sansome
Ritzau Henry, 1704V2 Folsom
Rueter Bros., 2430 Market
Sachs John, 635, 22d

San Francisco Cigar Mfg. Co., 531 Washington
Sanders David H., 1438b Valencia
Schlaberg Bros., 629 Washington
Schmidt John F., 412'/4 Sansome
Schnapka Anton, 525'/4, 6th
Schwerin Edward & Sons, 42 Market
Sideman, Lachman & Co., 212 Battery
Streckfuss, Oppel & Co., 815 Hampshire
Sultan Julius & Co., 304 Battery
Thrane C. R. & Bros., 10, 7th
Tofanelli Giovanni B., 420 Broadway
Toohey Joseph, 307 Chenery
Truhla Dora, 289 Chenery
Urban Hugo, 135 Taylor
Vanier Archimedes. 722 Montgomery Av
vonTiedemann Frederick, 314, 6th
Warnecke Charles H., 6 Freelon
Werner Paul, 19 14 '4 Union
Wiegmann & Stuermer, 528 Washington
Zopfi Balthasar, 10 Albion Av

Cigars— Retail.

Abrams Gustav D., 210 Kearny

Albright Bros., 40 Ellis

Alderson William B., 242 Kearny

Alexander & Know, 412 Kearny

Allyn Stanley T., 5 Grant Av

Ames Simon R., 908 Valencia

Anderson Edward, 305 East North

Anderson Nels, 151, 5th

Anderson Lars, 625 Union

Andrews Archibald A., 28 Ellis

Arundell William T., 305Vi California

Asch & Co., 101 Grant Av

Aschim William, 400 Montgomery

Aubin August H., 1 Grant Av

Bahr Charles L., 1325 Fillmore

Balart Genevieve Miss, 108 Taylor

Baldwin & Baxter, 8 Market

Bandmann Louis Y., 1027 Howard

Barcel John N., 106^4, 5th

Barnum Albert, 307 Larkin

Barron Isidor, 108 California Market

Bauman Carl, 630 Mission

Bauml William L., 26. 1st

Beier & Millikan, SW cor Grant Av and Bush

Bercovich Peter, Union St. Wharf

Berg Andrew, SE cor Mission and 4th

Bernstein Edward, 2246 Mission

Bertram G. H. & Co., 410 Larkin

Bertsch Louis H., 803 Kearny

Bessemer H. L. & Son, 552 Washington

Bilms Frederick H., 409 Broderick

Block Israel, 228 Sutter

Blaskower M. & Co., 225 Montgomery and 1

Kearny
Boger Frederick E., 540 Hayes

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Cigars— Retail— Cont'd.
Boland Michael, 714 Kearny
Borel Paul, 225 Montgomery Av
Borstel Henry, 625 East
Breslin James, SE cor San Jose Av and 30th
Briggs Edgar W., Vestibule Chronicle
Brockow A. Mrs., 742, 7th Av
Brown Samuel M., 155, 4th
Brown & Burns, 200, 4th
Bush Edward N., 417 Hayes
Bura Adolph, 1739 Mission
Butterly Bartholomew. 102 Steuart
Button Philip, 1501 Polk
Buxtorf Christopher, 423 Sansome
Carle Alonzo W., 1398 Market
Caro Charles, 1012 Market
Carter Daniel P., 842 Market
Casey Matthew R., 241 O'Farrell
Chandler Lane, 128 Golden Gate Av
Cheyne Robert, 140, 1st
Chiucovlch Peter G., 8 Howard
Christenson Andrew, cor Sacramento and East
Christensen Emily C, 209 Ellis
Christensen Eric, Folsom St. Wharf
Cisternino Frank, 905 Kearny
Clark Lee, 2 California
Coffin Dewey. 3283 Mission
Cohn Bros., 16 Market
Cohn Leopold, 119 O'Farrell
Colby Z. F., 1940/2 Mission
Connell Charles H., 200 California
Connor Kate Miss, 3 Harrison
Corden Thomas J., 351, 4th
Crawford John W., 405 Washington
Creighton Hugh, 1656 Market
Crouch James, 411 Montgomery
Czarnecki Anton, 131 Montgomery Av
Dabelstein Henry, 52, 1st and 3 Market
Dabovich S., 603 Kearny
Dailey Peter J., 1300 Market
Damon John, E s Stanyan nr Haight
Dannenbaum Samuel, 828 Market and 133 Mont-
gomery
Darrin Edward K., 711, 5th Av
David Bros., 643 Kearny
Davis A. & D. , 30 Montgomery
Davis Henry, 1003 Larkin
Davis William. 131, 2d
Daw Edward, 228, 24th
De Bare Joseph M., 2946 Mission
Den Besten Bastian, 259, 9th
Derham J. F., 423i/i Jackson
Dittmar Charles, 7331/2 Broadway
Doyle James, 105, 9th
Doyle Michael J., 1125 Market
Droscher Frank, 46 East
Dunker John, 634, 4th
Duskin Lyndsay, 210 Grant Av
Einsfeld Andrew, 2003 Fillmore
Eisenberg Elkan, 2fJ2, 6th
Emmons John M., East nr Folsom
Engle Nelson B., 1091 Howard
Erickson Peter E., 500 Kearny
Ernsdorf Fred, 36 Eddy
Eschelbach George, 2124 Mission
Falck Henry, 59, 2d
Falk Hyman, SW cor Market and 2d
Falkenstein Isaac, 14 Eddy
Farrell William D., 773 Market
Ferguson & Curley, 719 Market
Fernandez Philip, 52, 4th
Ferrero Bros., 428 Montgomery Av
Fibush A., cor Market and Sansome
Field John M., 16 East
Fleischman Jacob, 3047, 16th
Foster John A., SW cor 6th and Market
Fowler Jefferson, 38, 2d
Freeman Frances Miss, 915 Market
Freygang Alfred, 501 Market
Friedlander & Kaeser. 429 Montgomery
Friedman Samuel. 1201 Post
Fulda Edward, 3 Montgomery
Gad Bernard, 26 Eddy
Gassner Joseph, 2762 Mission
Gaubatz Charles, 180314 Haight
Giessler John, 132, 9th
Giraud J. & H., California Hotel
Glaser Bros., 514 and 601 Montgomery

Glaser Isidor, 102, 3d

Glassman Jacob & Son, 335 Montgomery

Glodowski A., 1920 Market

Goldberg Carl, 329 Montgomery and 785 Market

Goldschmidt Henry, 358, 4th

Goldstone Samuel J., 508 Market and 13 New
Montgomery •

Goodman Henrietta Mrs.. 426, 6th

Goodwin John F., 143, 9th

Gottlieb George, 1905 Fillmore

Grambarth Charles, 562 Howard

Grath George, 523/2 Pacific

Gross & Deutch, 5 Kearny

Guggenhime Joseph, 215 Pine

Gunst M. A. & Co., 201-203 Kearny and SE cor
Powell and Ellis

Haley & Thornton, 1000 Market

Hall Ralph, II28/2 Folsom

Hallinan Thomas, 14, 3d

Hansen Frederick C, 527 East

Hare John P., 433, 4th

Harris Charles. 600 Montgomery

Harris Howard, 2133 Fillmore and 1534 Market

Harris Henry, 3 Stockton

Harris Solomon, 402, 4th

HARRISON W. H., 9-13-15 Powell

Hedges Charles, 537/2 Clay

Helms Frederick W., 49 Sacramento

Hilborn Adolph, 529 Sansome

Hill Edward P., 1 Montgomery Av

Hiller Adolph, 8 Clay

Hiller Julius C, 634 Market

Hinrlchsen & Meinert, 201 Montgomery Av

Hirsch M. N., 624 Market

Hirschfeld Walter, 328 Pine

Hirstel & Co., 213 Montgomery

Hoffman M. G., 114 Sutter

Horn Bros., 1501 Polk

Howe Lowell, NE cor 3d and Howard

Hyde John, 268, 3d

Isaac Adolph, 206 Sutter

Jacks Robert, 214 Brannan

Jacoby Julius H., 21 Kearny

James Emma E. Mrs., 429, 4th

Johns A. M. Mrs., 245. 7th

Johns Edwin L., 450(4, 3d

Johnson Augustus, NE cor Bryant and Spear

Johnson Harry, 100'^ Jackson

Johnson Joseph, 25%, 61h

Johnson Martin, 14 Steuart

Josue Arthur, 30 California

Judell H. L. & Co. 14 Chronicle Bldg June Mar-
ket and Geary and Market and Turk

Karr William, 913 Kearny

Kaufmann Leopold, 36 Market

Keeney Zeno W., 518 Battery

Keiner Herman, 331 California

Kern Christopher F., 315-317 Pine

Klocke Henry, 859 Market

Knoblach Charles J., 108 Solano

Kohn Jacob, 318 Montgomery

Koppel Moses, 301 Kearny

Korn Seymour B., 130 California

Lathrop Elisha N., 405, 4th

Leathers Joseph W., 34, 3d

LemserBros., 100, 6th

Lemser William, 1 Taylor

Levin S., 215, 7th

Levy & Sinay, 20 Stockton

Liebmann & Waters, 33 Powell

Linnegan James, 145, 3d

Liurette John, 1301 Stockton

Loden Oscar, 41, 4th

Lowenberg & Co., 224-236 California

Lytle William W., 1740 Market

Mack James, 916 Kearny

MacLeod George, 1571 Market
Maher William, 61, 3d

Maloney John. 1318 Point Lobos Av

Mangles Henry C, cor Clay and East North

Mann Fred T., 1519 Market

Marcuse Charles, 514 Geary

Markowitz Abram, 507 Hayes

Martinelli Marie Mrs., 1511 Stockton

Marx Samuel, 19 Eddy

Mattheas Charles & Co., 406, 6th

Mayer Henry, 101 Stockton

McAuliffe Joseph P., 3331/4, 3d

McCaflerty Charles, 143, 2d

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McCormack Michael C, SOOVi, 6th

McDonald Mary Mrs., 424 Folsom

McGillaway Neal, 131 Eddy

McKenzie William, 210 Bush

McLachlan John, 443 Spear

Meehan John Mrs., 607, 20th

Metzger Jacob, 130 O'Farrell

Michalitschke Bros. & Co., 239 Kearny, 900
Market and 64, 3d

Michalitschke Charles, 123 Grant Av

Michels Eugene, 151, 7th

Miller Charles W., 329 Front

Miller Charles W. J., 417 East North

Miller William, 302, 5th

Miller & Hanselman, 41 Turk

Mirsky Bernhard, 103, 5th and 1335 Market

Montague & Corneen, 1600 Valencia

Moran Patrick J., SW cor Hyde and Union

Morris Charles, 501 Ellis

Morris John, 106, 7th

Morris Julius, 1500 Market

Mulcahy James B., 205 Larkin

Myers & Estabrook, 506 Valencia

Nichols Richard, 1191 Market

O'Connor M. M., 514, 4th

O'Donnell Harry, 1032 Market

Ovitt William M., 1212 Polk

Owens Bros., 500 Ellis

Packer & Jacobs, 1111 Fillmore

Parker James L.. SW cor 3d and Howard

Patchell Edward, 102, 4th

Patterson John M., 877 Market

Paulsen Peter J., Mission St. Wharf 1

Paulsen & Wells, SW cor Bush and Montgom-
ery and 34 Montgomery

PerlmanH., 1081 Market

Petersen N. P. & Co., 7 and 730 Market

Petersen Peter, 129'/2 East

Peterson Paul, Broadway St. Wharf

Petri Amadeo, 14271/4 Dupont

Phillips Williams.. 1200 Market

Plant HamH., 113,6th

Porisch F. Robert, SOSyj 6th

Posner Phillip, 337 Hayes

Powers William, Valencia and 14th

PreshoR., 118,4th

Quade A. & Co., 636 Market

Quigley Hugh, 19 1/2 4th

Ramon J. A.. 436 Bush

Read Frederick W., SE cor Market and 8th

Reed James F., 139 O'Farrell

Reilly Thomas G.,511 Montgomery Av

Reinert & Puck, 202 McAllister

Rennie George W., 29 Stockton

Rhoads G., 915 Market

Rinaldo Hyman, 9591^ Market

Rodda Matthew, 330 Main

Rosaia Giovanni, 525 Broadway

Rosenthal F. Mrs., 418 Montgomery

Rosenthal Marcus, 8 East

Soheuch Leo E., 228 Market

Schmidt John C, 423 East North

Schmidt John F., 412'^ Sansome

Schmidt & Bendixen, 3 Market

Schroder Edward, Russ House

Searles William A., 219 Grant Av

Sensenbrenner George, 257, 4th

Seraphin Frank, 817 Kearny

Seyden Arnold R., r. 418 Hayes

Seymour Alfred C. , 629 Montgomery

Shula Anton, NW cor Market and Front

Shula Joseph, 903 Larkin

Simpson Charles, 101, 6th

Simpson John A., 207, 8th

Smith James P., 27 Mason

Smith Louisa Mrs., 441 Jackson

Smith William H., 116, 4th

Somers Ann Mrs., 1398^ Turk

Soto Angel B., 3049, 16th

Spear William J., 960 Harrison

Sperling Henry, 1055 Market

Spring Gardiner W., 803, 4th

Staley Charles, 110 Stockton

Stanton Charles S., 105 Powell

Stark Mortimer L., 436 Kearny

Starr & Allman, 42 California

Stern & Heller, 34, 4th

Sullivan Dennis, 636, 3d

Sutlifi Henry, 832 Kearny

Swenson Ernest, 21 LeidesdorS

Taforce James A., 1237 Market

Tavares J. G. Mrs., 233'/4 Jackson

Taylor Clarence A., 2740, 16th

Tesche Ivan, NW cor 10th and Howard

Thrane C. R. & Bro., 10, 7th

Tuttle Harry F., 18 City Hall Square

Umland Glaus G., 204 Valencia

Urban Hugo, 135 Taylor

Van Inwegan E. E., 344 Kearny

Van Praag Samuel, IdlU^Polk

Wahler Anthony N., 1231 Mission

Wall George S., 1 Gough

Wandell Nelson L., 23, 9th

Warin John, 243, 4th

Watson Temple, 527 Clay

Watt Adam E., 242 Ellis

Weber Charles J, 501 Montgomery Av

Wehle Isaac, 432 California

Weill Louis, 310 Montgomery

Weindorf William W., 440, 5th

Wertheimer Isaac, 215 Pine

Wertheimer Mark & Co., 508 Market

Wilhelmi Wolrad, 509 Montgomery

Williams John, 1 Polk

Wilson Bros., 1212 Polk

Wilson Charles, 412 Kearny

Yungers John, 1706 Polk

Siesche Cash Tobacco Store, 631 Kearny

Zion & Leites, 777 Market

Circular Distributors.

California Adsigns Co., 204 Sutter

MACSORLEY A. & CO., Ill Stevenson

Macsorley Henry, 45, 3d

Sterling & Dunphy, 538 Commercial

Stone & Weil, 106 Pine

Sunset Distributing Co., 41 Stevenson

Circulars Addressed.

California Adsigns Co., 204 Sutter
Circular Addressing Agency, 26 O'Farrell
Stone & Weill, 106 Pine
WILBUR B. P., 219 Bush

Civil Engineers.

(See Engineers, Civil.)

* Claim Agents.

Clairvoyants.

Bennett Lucy J. Mrs., 105 Hayes
Clark D. J., 1104 Mission
Dunlap Annie N., 132, 4th
Eugene Frederick, 1728 Market
Foster May Mrs., 73, 4th
Gleno Irene Mrs., 514a Turk
Heussmann Kate Mrs., 793 Stevenson
Leon Charles, 533 Post
Mingo Charles A., 834 Mission
Moeller Ernest H., 659 Clay, rooms 8-10
Ravenna M. Mrs., 828b Howard
Sanders Elizabeth, 8 Montgomery Av
Saylor Amelia Mrs., 330 Fell
Slater Melvina Miss, 766i/4 Howard
Steers-Mayo C. Mrs., 101 Grove
Terry R. J. Mrs., 995 Market
Wilkinson Mary A., 504, 7th

Clerg3mien.

Aberman Julius Rev., 322, 7th

Allen Edward Rev., S. J., president St. Ignatius
College, r. 214 Hayes

Wenderson Carl Rev., pastor Swedish Congre-
gational Church, r. 36 Washington Av

Anderson Carl A. Rev., pastor First Swedish
M. E. Church, r. 126. 13th

Baker F. K. Rev., pastor Epworth M. E.
Church, r. 314, 30th

Bellefroid P. Rev., S. J., professor St. Ignatius
College, r. 214 Hayes

Bevier Herbert N. Rev., pastor Memorial Pres-
byterian Church, r. 18 Latona

Boland William Rev. S. J., professor St. Igna-
tius College, r. 214 Hayes

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Bolton William W. Rev., rector The Church of
S. Mary The Virgin (Episcopal), r. 2311Un-

ion
Bonn Frederick Rev., pastor St. Paul's German

M. E. Church, r. 709^4 Green
Bovard W. S. Rev., pastor Trinity M. E. Church,

Boyd Nicholas E. Rev., chaplain Sailors Home.

NE cor Harrison and Main
Boynton M. P. Rev., pastor First Baptist

Church, r. 2811 Howard
Branke Paul Rev., pastor German Evangelical

St. Paul's Church, r. 1419 Howard
Brack W. A. M. Rev,, associate rector St. John's

Episcopal Church, r. 106 Julian Av
Brennan John Rev., assist, pastor St. Patrick's

Church, r. 744 Mission
Brennan R. P. Rev., pastor Mission Dolores

Church, r. 16th and Dolores
Briggs R. J. Rev., pastor Centenary M. E.

Church, r. 14233 Geary
Brown Charles O. Rev., pastor First Congrega-
tional Church, r. 1703 Geary
Bruener Leo Rev., rector St. Anthony's Church

(R. C), r. N s Precita Av nr Folsom
Buehler J. M. Rev., pastor St. Paulus' German

Evangelical Lutheran Church, r. 515 Golden

Gate Av
Butler P. G. Rev., S. J., professor St. Ignatius

College, r. 214 Hayes
Byrne Joseph Rev., asst. rector St. Mary's Ca-
thedral, r. 1100 Franklin
Calzia B. Rev., S. J., clergyman St. Ignatius

Church, r. 214 Hayes
Campbell R. M. Rev., pastor Christian Church,

r. 238G, I2th
Case W. W. Rev., pastor Howard Street M. E.

Church, r. 643 Howard
Casey P. S. Rev., rector St. Peter's Church, r.

203, 24th
Chetwood Hobard Rev., office 731 California
Church E. B. Rev., associate rector St. John's

Episcopal Church, r. 1036 Valencia
Church Frank H. Rev., ofQce 731 California
Clark Arthur M. Rev., asst. rector St. Mary's

Church, r. 628 California
Colburn Marcus F. Rev., pastor Grace M E

Church, 938,21st
Collier H. B. Rev., associate rector St. John's

Episcopal Church, r. 109 Capp
Collins John Rev., asst. rector St. Joseph's

Church, r. 214, 10th
Coltelli Angelo Rev., S. J., professor St. Igna-
tius College, r. 214 Hayes
Condit I. M. Rev., superintendent Presbyterian

Chinese Church and Mission, r. Oakland
Conlan John G. Rev., rector St. Francis' Church

r. 620 Vallejo
Connolly lil. D. Rev., rector Pt. Paul's Church,

r. 1628 Church
CoombePnilip Rev., pastor Richmond Congre-
gational Church, r. 3335 Washington
Cooper James Rev., rector St. Michael's Church

r. San Mateo, Cal.
Cordes Fred Rev., pastor Salem Evangelical

Church, r. 737 Shotwell
Cordes Hermann Rev., pastor Emanuel Church

of the Evangelical Assn, r. SO'/a, 12th
Cottle John E. Rev., rector St. Brigid's Church,

r. 2111 Van Ness Av
Cottman Ezekiel T. Rev. , pastor Second African

M. E. Church, r. 1132 Broadway
Coyle John P. Rev., rector Star of the Sea

Church, r. 335, 8th Av
Crowley D. O. Rev., secretary The Youth's Di-
rectory, r. 2030 Howard
Cullen John Rev., asst. rector St. Rose's

Church, r. 532 Brannan
Cummins P. J. Rev.,rectorChurchof St. Charles

Borromeo, r. 390 Shotwell
Dabovich Sebastian Rev., missionary Regular

Catholic Greek Slavonian Church, r. 919^

Lombard
de Carolis Raphael Rev. , rector Sts. Pietro e Pa-
olo Church, r. 1600 Dupont
Demasini T. Rev., S. J., professor St. Ignatius
College, r. 214 Hayes

Dempsey Edward Rev., asst. rector St. Mary's
Cathedral, r. 1100 Franklin

Dickson J. P. Rev., pastor First Cumberland
Presbyterian Church, r. 228 Dolores

Diez Henry L. Rev., pastor First German Bap-
tist Church, r. 40 Erie

Dille E. R. Rev., pastor Central M. E. Church
r. 1210 Mission

Dillon John Rev., asst. rector Sacred Heart
Church, r. 546 Fillmore

DoaneF. A. Rev., pastor Mizpah Presbyterian
Church, r. 525 Harrison

Doherty Francis B. Rev., asst. rector St. Mary's
Church, r. 628 California

Doogan B. M. Rev., rector St. Dominic's Church
and Monastery

Doran E. J. Rev., O. P., asst. rector St. Joseph's
Church, r. 214, 10th

Duffy T. B. Rev., asst. rector St. Francis'Church,
r. 620 Vallejo

Duncan George E. Rev., pastor Third Baptist
Church, r. 518 Powell

Dunning H. P. Rev., supt. Colportage American
Tract Society, r. Oakland

Dupuy Edward J. Rev., pastor French Re-
formed Church, r. 1110 Powell

Dyson T. A. Rev., O. P., clergyman St. Domi-
nic's Monastery

Eliot W. G. Jr. Rev., associate pastor First
Unitarian Church, r. 26 Laurel

Ellsworth James W. Rev., manager Florence
Crittenton Home Assn, ,520 Kearny

Emery J. A. Rev., rector Church of the Advent,
r. 41, nth

Farrand F. R. Rev., pastor Howard Presby-
terian Church, r. 318 Scott

Farrell William E. Rev., r. 628 California

Fell James Rev., chaplain Seaman's Institute,
r. Occidental Hotel

Ferguson James P. Rev., asst. rector St. Pat-
rick's Church, r. 744 Mission

Filben Thomas Rev., pastor First M. E. Church,
r. 1201 Taylor

Flawith Frederick Rev., pastor Fourth Congre-
gational Church, r. 2214 Jones

Flood James Rev., rector Sacred Heart Church,
r. 546 Fillmore

Foley P. A. Rev., rector all Hallows' Church, r.
Railroad Av nr Susquehanna

Foute R. C. Rev., rector Grace Church, r. 2123
California

Frear Walter Rev., general agent American"
Board of Commissioners for Foreign Mis-
sions, 7 Montgomery Av

Frier Jacob Rev., rabbi Congregation Ohabai
Shalome, r. 817 Turk

Fuendeling Julius Rev., pastor St. Marks Ger-
man Evangelical Lutheran Church, r. 705
Bush

Galliano C. Rev., S. J., r. 214 Hayes

Galloway Emil R. Rev., pastor Eighth Congre-
gational Church, r. Ocean View

Gannon J. J. Rev., asst. rector St. Brenden's
Church, r. 320 Harrison

Gardner W. A. Rev., pastor West Side Chris-
tian Church, r. 2520 Bush

Gehrcke Herman Rev., pastor St. Mat-
thew's Evangelical Lutheran Church, r. 546
Turk

Gente Emile Rev., rector Notre Dame des Vio-
toires Church, r. 526 Bush

Ghizaka K. Rev., pastor Japanese M. E. Mis-
sion and Church, 1329 Pine

Gibson J. George Rev., pastor Emmanuel
Baptist Church of S. F., r. QOiy^ Valencia

Gibson M. M. Rev., pastor First United Pres-
byterian Church, r. 1518 Fulton

Giles M. J. Rev., asst. rector St. Francis'
Church, r. 620 Vallejo

Gillies Donald M. Rev., pastor Holly Park
Presbyterian Church, r. 104 Andover Av

Gleason Joseph M. Rev., asst. rector Mission
Dolores Church, r 16th nr Dolores

Goldstein Simon Rev., cantor Congregation-
Beth Menachim Streisand, r. 1437 Pine

Goodsell Daniel A., resident bishop M. E.
Church, r. 4.35 Buchanan

Goodwin W. R. Rev., pastor Cal. St. M. E.
Church, r. 2829 California

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Gotte A. Rev., asst. rector St. Boniface's
Church, r. 115 Golden Gate Av

Grainger G. W. Rev., pastor Seventh Day Av-
ventist Church, r. 410 Franklin

Oreenkevitch Nicholas, rector St. Basil's East-
ern Orthodox Church, r. 2050 Leavenworth

Grey Peter J. Rev., rector St. Patrick's Church,
r. 744 Mission

Griffith R. Vaughan Rev., pastor Welsh Pres-
byterian Church, r. 514a 31st

Gruver O. H. Rev., pastor First English Evan-
gelical Lutheran Church, r. 1503 Laguna

Hannigan J. B. Rev., asst. rector St. Mary's
Cathedral, r. 1100 Franklin

Harrington Edmund Rev., O. P., clergyman St.
Dominic's Monastery

Harris M. C. Rev., superintendent Japanese M.
E. Mission and Church, r. 1339 Pine

Harrison J. K. Rev., superintendent California
Home Missionary Society, 735 Market

Harstad B. Rev., pastor Our Saviour's Scan-
dinavian Evangelical Lutheran Church, r.
1631 Howard

Hayes James Rev., S. J., professor St. Ignatius
College, r. 314 Hayes

Hayes John Rev., S. J., professor St. Ignatius
r. 214 Hayes

Hedges Samuel B. Rev., asst. rector St. Mary's
Church, r. 638 California

Hemphill John Rev., pastor Calvary Presbyter-
ian Church, r. 3030 Broadway

Hernberg Robert Rev., pastor Finnish Seamen's
Mission, r. 679^ Harrison

Hickey Joseph Rev., S. J., professor St. Igna-
tius College, r. 214 Hayes

Hlggins F. L. Rev., pastor First New Jeru-
salem Church, r. 1626 O'Parrell

Hill E. M. Rev., pastor Fifteenth Av M. E.
Church, r. 14th Av South nr Railroad Av

Hing Tong Kit Rev., pastor Chinese Baptist
Church

Hogan T. Rev., S. J., professor St. Ignatius Col-
lege, r. 214 Hayes

Howitt Henry Rev., 731 California

Imoda H. Very Rev., S. J., superior Society of
Jesus in California, r. 214 Hayes
. Jenks E. H. Rev., associate p istor First Pres-
byterian Church, r. 1419 Post

Kelley D. O. Rev., acting chaplain St. Cornelius
Chapel, r. 204 Lombard

Kemp John H. Rev., superintendent Pilgrim
Chapel, r. 33 Hollis

Kenneally M. Rev., asst. rector St. Rose's
Church, r. 533 Brannan
, Kennedy Samuel J. Rev., pastor St. John's
Presbyterian Church

Kip W. I. Jr. Rev., pastor Mission of the Good
Samaritan and Church Missions House, r.
901 Eddy

Kirby William P. Rev., rector St. Agnes'
Church, r. 1334 Haight

Knight Jerome B. Rev., r. 640 Clay

Koenig Henry Rev., r. 515 Golden Gate Av

Lacey T. J. Rev., associate rector St. John's
Episcopal Church,, r. 3300 Washington

Larsen C. J. Rev., pastor Norwegian Danish
M. E. Church, r. 1350 Folsom

Levy M. S. Rev., rabbi Congregation Beth-
Israel, r. 1359 Post

Lion E. J. Rev., rector St. Stephen's Episcopal
Church, r. 833 Fulton

Loude A. Rev., asst. rector Notre Dame Des
Victoires, r. 536 Bush

Lynch P. R. Rev., rector St. James' Church, r.
1033 Guerrero

Lyons William Rev., asst. rector St. Peters'
Church, r. 303, 34th

Mackenzie Robert Rev., pastor First Presby-
terian Church, r. 3031 California

Maher Dominic R., O. P., clergyman St. Dom-
inic's Monastery

Mangold J. G. Rev., pastor St. John's Evan-
gelical Lutheran Church, r. 1315 Mason

Maraschi A. Rev., S. J., clergyman St. Ignatius
Church, r. 314 Hayes

Martin V. B. Rev., O. P., clergyman St. Dom-
inic's Monastery

Masters F. J. Rev., superintendent Chinese Mis-
sion House of M. E. Church, 916 Washington

Mathena Eber G., pastor Olivet Presbyterian

Church, r. 220 Mississippi
McCue James Rev., asst. rector Sacred Heart

Church, r. 546 Fillmore
McDonald James Rev., asst. rector St. Peter's

Church, r. 203, 24th
McDonnell J. Rev., asst. rector St. Joseph's

Church, r. 214, 10th
McGinty John F. Rev., rector Church of the

Holy Cross, r. 1820 Eddy
McGovern Benedict Rev., prior St. Dominic's

Monastery, r. W s Steiner bet Bush and

Pine
McKelvey Charles Rev. chaplain Old People's

Home, r. 2507 Pine
McKinnon B. Rev., asst. rector St. Brigid's

Church, r. 2111 Van Ness Av
McQuaide Joseph P. Rev., asst. rector Church

of the Holy Cross, r. 1820 Eddy
Meacham J. P. Rev., pastor First African M.

E. Zion Church, r. 1416 Jackson
Melvin James Rev., asst. rector All Hallows

Church, r. 15th Av South bet P and Q
Meserve William N. Rev., pastor Union Square

Baptist Church
Metropolsky Nicholas Rev., r. 933 Union
Meyerson David Rev., cantor Congregation

Ohabai Shalome, r. 1434 O'Farrell
Miller Oliver C. Rev., r. 3402 Bush
Minton Henry C. Rev., pastor Westminster

Presbyterian Church, r. San Anselmo, Cal.
Mohl Christian Rev., r. 1733 San Carlos Av
Monges H. B. Rev., asst. rector Church of the

Advent (Episcopal), r. 130 Page
Moreland W. H. Rev., pastor St. Luke's Epis-
copal Church, r. 1620 Jackson
Morrissey J. Rev., S. J,, professor St. Ignatius

College, r. 314 Hayes
Mulligan P. E. Rev., secretary St. Mary's

Cathedral, r. 1100 Franklin
Nelander E. Rev., pastor Swedish Evangelical

Lutheran Ebenezer Church, r. 1515 Mission
Neumann Maximilian Rev., rector St. Bom-
faces' Church, r. 115 Golden Gate Av
Nicholas Right Rev., Bishop Russian Cathe-
dral, r. 1715 Powell
Nichols William Ford Rt. Rev., D.D., Bishop

Diocese of California, r. 731 California
Nieto Jacob Rev., rabbi Congregation Sherith

Israel, r. 3203 Sutter
Nugent D. F. Rev., rector St. Rose's Church, r.

533 Brannan
Nugent John F. Rev., rector St. Brendan's

Church, r. 330 Harrison
O'Connell P. Rev., rector St. Teresa's iChurch,

r. 733 Tennessee
O'Connor' P. J., asst. rector St. James' Church,

r. 1033 Guerrero
O'Grady William, asst. rector St. Paul's Church,

r. 1638 Church
O'Mahoney "W. G. Rev., asst. rector Church of

St. Charles Borromeb, r. 390 Shotwell
Otis M. Rev., asst. rector St. Mary's Church, r.

638 California
Parkin C. A. Rev., pastor Re-organized Church

of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, r. 3010,

16th
Pearl William M. Rev., pastor Catholic Apos-
tolic Church, r. 3648, 17th
Peterson John Rev., pastor Free Evangelical

Swedish Union, r. 1131'^ Mission
Pinasco John Rev., S. J., vice-president St. Igna-
tius College, r. 214 Hayes
Pollano C. Rev., S. J., clergyman St. Ignatius

Church, r. 214 Hayes
Pond William C. Rev., pastor Bethany Congre-
gational Church, r. 413 Bartlett
Power Richard Rev., asst. rector St. Patrick's

Church, r. 744 Mission
Prelate F. X. Rev., S. J., clerymanSt. Ignatius

Church, r. 314 Hayes
Prendergast J. J., Very Rev., Vicar- General of

S. F., and rector St. Mary's Cathedral, r.

1100 Franklin
Quinn William Rev., asst. rector St. Teresa's

Church, r. 733 Tennessee
Rabing Charles A., pastor United Evangelical

(German) Church, r. 945 Shotwell
Rabinowitz Joseph Rev., cantor, r. 1217Webster

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Rader William Rev., pastor Third Congrega-
tional Churcli, r. 23 Hill

Raffo P. Rev., S. J., clergyman St. Ignatius
Church, r. 214 Hayes

Ramm Charles A. Rev., asst. rector St. Mary's
Cathedral, r. 1100 Franklin

Reilly W. M. Rev., rector St. Paul's Protestant
Episcopal Church, r. 2822 California

Ringo S. A. Rev., r. 1823 Devisadero

Riordan P. W., Most Rev., Archbishop of San
Francisco, r. 1122 Eddy

Roediger Edmundus Rev., asst. rector St. Boni-
face's Church, r. 115 Golden Gate Av

Ross D. M. Rev., pastor Lebanon Presbyterian
Church, r. 604 Douglass

Rousselon Maurice Re v., asst. rector NotreDame
des Victoires Church, r. 526 Bush

Rowell Joseph Rev., pastor Mariner's Church, r.
1416 Sacramento

Russell A. M., pastor Hamilton Square Baptist
Church, r. 2228'/^ Post

Ruth A. Rev., S. J., professor St. Ignatius Col-
lege, r. 214 Hayes

Ryan M. Rev., asst. rector St. Brigid's Church,
r. 2111 Van Ness Av

Santandreu A. M. Rev., rector Yglesia De Nues-
tra Senora De Guadalupe, r. 908 Broadway

Sard! John Rev., S. J., clergyman St. Ignatius
Church, r. 214 Hayes

Scanlan P. Rev., rector St. Joseph's Church, r.
214, lOlh

Schmutzler W. C. Rev., pastor German M. E.
Church, r. 517 Fell

Schoenewalder Cornelius Rev., asst. rector St.
Boniface's Church, r. 115 Golden Gate Av

Schroeder J. H. Rev., pastor St. Johannes Ger-
man Evangelical Lutheran Church, r. 2723
Mission

Schuldt William Rev., pastor St. John's Ger-
man M. E. Church, r. 812 Army

SchultzG. J. Rev., pastor German M. E. Church,
r. 864b Folsom

Simond^ Samuel D. Rev., 935 Clay

Smith James C. Rev., pastor Trinity Presby-
terian Church, r. 2527 Howard

Smith Wallace Rev., r. 1910 Jones

Spalding Edward B. Rev., rector St. John's
Episcopal Church, r. 3300 Washington

Sprague Leslie W. Rev., pastor Second Uni-
tarian Church, r. Hotel St. Nicholas

St. John H. A. Rev., pastor Seventh Day Ad-
ventists' Church, r. 914 Laguna

Stebbins Horatio Rev., pastor First Unitarian
Church, r. 1609 Larkin

Stewart Elmer B. Rev., pastor Stewart Memo-
rial United Presbyterian Church, r. 1029
Guerrero

Stewart George D. B. Rev., pastor Franklin
Street Presbyterian Church, r. 1804 Green

Stokes James Rev., asst. rector Mission Dolores
Church, r. 16th nr Dolores

Sturge E. A. Rev., supt. Japanese Presbyterian
Church and Mission, r. 121 Haight

Sullivan F. Rev., S. J., clergyman St. Ignatius
Church, r. 214 Hayes

Tanner H. S. Rev., eider Latter Day Saints, r.
612 Van Ness Av

Tardella A. Rev., S. J., clergyman St. Ignatius
Church, r. 214 Hayes

Troca J. Rev., S. J., clergyman St. Ignatius
Church, r. 214 Hayes

Tubb William H., pastor Bethlehem Congrega-
tional Church, r. 1111 Rhode Island

Urmy W. S. Rev., pastor Potrero M. E. Church,
r. Mississippi and 19th

Viladomat James Rev., asst. rector Yglesia De
Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe, r. 908 Broad-
way

Vinay Enrico Rev., r. 1000 Lombard

Varsi A. Rev.. S. J., clergyman St. Ignatius
Church, r. 214 Hayes

Voorsanger Jacob Rev., rabbi Congregation
Emanu El, r. 1249 Franklin

Walk George E. Rev., rector Trinity Episcopal
Church, r. 1621 Bush

Willey S. H. Rev., principal Van Ness Semin-
ary, r. 1849 Jackson

Williams W. D. Rev., pastor Plymouth Congre-
gational Church, r. 1719 Post

Winner Joseph Rev., rabbi, r. 605 Minna

Wilson Mardon D. Rev., pastor St. Peters Pro-
testant Episcopal Church, r. 216 Lombard

Wilson R. P. Rev., editor Pacific Methodist
Advocate, 43 Donohoe Bldg

Woods Henry Rev., S. J., professor St. Ignatius
College, r. 214 Hayes

Wood worth James Rev., supt. Emmanuel Mis-
sion, r. Lexington Av nr 18th

Worcester Joseph Rev., pastor Second New
Jerusalem Church, r. 1030 Vallejo

Wyman Henry H. Rev., rector St. Mary's
Church, r. 688 California

Yorke P. C. Rev., chancellor Arch Diocese of
San Francisco, r. 1100 Franklin

Cloaks and Suits.

Botwin I. & Co., 723 Market

CaiUeau Armand, 46-48 Geary

Cash A. Mrs., 414 Geary

Dannenbaum, Mueller & Kahn, 723 Market

Davidson & Miller, 121 Post

Feder Morris, 1003 Valencia

Finder Max, 10 Geary

Finkelstein I., 461^4 Minna

Friedman M. & Co., 224-230 Stockton

Gebhardt C. & Co., 1114-1116 Market

Hodge Robert, 8-14, 5th

Kelly & Liebes, 120 Kearny

Kramer Henry, 957 Market

Loewenthal & Co., 914 Market

Luscombe & Isaccs, 537 Market

Mayer Charles Jr. & Co., 105 Post

McKenney Mary J. Miss., 242, 6th

Messager Etienne, 145 Post

Meyer Bros., 121 Post

Mueller Albert & Co., 723 and 1210 Market

O'Brien J. J. & Co., NE cor Market and Jones

O'Brien Kate Mrs., 1034 Folsom

Paragon Cloak and Suit Co. The, 1230-1232 Mar-
ket

Pilger William, 118 McAllister

Shemanski Herman, 1022 Market

Siminoff Morris, 1228 Market

Sniderman Max, 84 and 88 Murphy Bldg

Solomon Samuel, 121 Powell

Stein J. H. & Co., 716 Market

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turer of robes and trousseaux, 609 Taylor

Verdier G. & Co., SE cor Geary and Grant Av

Vishopp Isaac, 852a Howard

Weill Raphael & Co., NW cor Kearny and Post

Weinstein Morris, 323 O'Farrell

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California Clock Co., 410 Kearny, room 4
Hall A. I. & Son, 528-530 Market
Morgan William P., 134 Sutter
Nathan, Dohrmann & Co., 126-130 Sutter
NORDMAN BROTHERS., 126 Sutter
Seth Thomas Clock Co., 126 Sutter
Spink Bros., 1147 Market

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Clothing— Wbolesale.

Alexander Georse M.. 108 Battery
Alexander H. & Co., 20 Sansome
BROWN BROS. & CO., 121-123 Sansome
Cohen W. Hirsch & Co., 3-5 Battery
Cohn M. & Co., 106 Battery
Creger William, 14 Sansome
CrockerA.& Bros., 108 Battery
Goodfriend L. & Co., 516-518 Market
Henderson Woolen Mills, 111 Front
Hilp Henry, NE cor Battery and Pine
Hoffman A. & H., 523 Market
Hoffman, Alexander & Co., 2-8 Battery
Hyams, Pauson & Co., 25-27 Sansome and 34-40

Kearny
Laventhal Samuel, 118 Battery
Levy Emanuel H., 113 Bush
Lowenberg & Co., 24-26 Sansome
Mandel, Pursoh & Weiner, 125-127 Sansome
Michigan Clothing Co. (Ionia, Mich.), 819 Market
Neustadter Bros., SW cor Pine and Sansome
Pursch, Kaskel& Weil, 22 Sansome
Selig Bros., 108 Battery
Shirek A. &Co., 220-222 Bush
Stiner, Straus & Hyman, 108-110 Sansome
Tonner Ferdinand, 217 Pine

Clothing— RetaiL

Abraham Abraham, 402 Pacific

Abrahams Louis, 4-6 Clay

Abramowitz Joseph L., 1028 Howard

Beck John (2d-hand), 276 Brannan

Becker August, 324 Pacific

Benedict & Turner, SW cor Sutter and Mont-
gomery

Bercowitz Simon, 534 Pacific and 1009 Howard

Bloom Henry (2d -hand), 228, 4th

Blum Esther Mrs. , 422, 6th

Brown Bros. & Co., 121-123 Sansome

Brown & Kasser, 48 Steuart

Caro Minnie Mrs., 315 Pacific

Carroll & Tilton, 811 Market

Chiselli Giocondo, 508 Davis

Cohen Abraham, 1202 Stockton

Cohen Barnett, 960 Polsom

Cohen Benjamin, 431-437 Montgomery

Cohen Benjamin, 984 Folsom

Cohen David, 90814 Howard

Cohen Isaac, 1066 Howard

Cjhen Joseph, 6 Steuart

Cohn Abraham B., 1068 Howard

Cohn Charles, 333'/^, 4th

Cohn David, 408, 4th

Cohn Henry, 48 Steuart

Cohn J. & Bro., 723 Montgomery

Cohn Louis, 310 Pacific

Cohn Marcus, 228, 6th

Cohn Samuel, 24, 6th

Cunha & Sarmento, 319 Drumm

Desmond Israel (2d-hand), 671 Howard

Dorman Samuel (2d-hand), 139, 3d and 702 Mission

Epstein & Markovitz (2d-hand), 227, 3d

Estrem Pascal, 24 Montgomery Av

Fabian Harris (2d-hand), 1011 Folsom

Fabian Morris (2d-hand), 1206 Howard

Fisher Samuel (2d-hand), 797 Mission

Fisher Solomon, 633 Kearny

Fogel George, 10 Clay

Frank Abraham, 108 Pacific

Frank E. & Sons, 535 Kearny

Franklin Abe, 231 Jackson

Friedman Israel (2d-hand),251, 3d

Frohman Herman, 422 Kearny

Giry Aime, 635 Kearny

Goldblatt Nathan, 105854-1060 Howard

Goldstone David (2d-hand), 641 Washington

Goodman Louis (2d-hand), 633 Washington and
607 Jackson

Hall & Harrison, 157, 3d

Hanley James, 779 Market

Harris Charles, 527 Pacific

Harris Joseph, 525^2 East

Harris Morris G. (2d-hand), 226 Brannan

Harris W. & Co., 626 Kearny

Heiman Isaac, 120 Jackson

Hertz Louis, 427 Pacific

Herzberg Bernhard, 1046 Howard

Hirsch Bros., 221-223 Montgomery Av

Hirsch Emil, 616 Front

Hirsch L. & Co., 927-929 Kearny

Hyams, Pauson & Co., 25-27 Sansome and 34-40

Kearny
Isaacs Samuel (2d-han(l), 647 Washington
Israel Simon, 612. 4th
Jewell Godfrey, 528-530 Kearny
Kalisky Charles, 107-111, 2d
Keilus Charles & Co., 200-206 Kearny
Kleinhaupt Abraham, 109, 6th
Lachman Abraham. 325 Pacific
Landa Abraham, 666^4 Howard
Lando Harris, 402 Kearny
Lauzet Samuel, 30 Stewart
Laurent Mary Mrs., 225?^, 7th
Leichter Isadore, 282^-2830, 16th
Levin Annie Mrs., 506 Pacific
Levin Joseph, 1123'/i Market
Levy Aaron, 1029 Howard
Levy Harris, 968 Folsom
Levy Jacob, 114, 3d

Levy Louis, NE cor Jackson and Battery
Levy M. & Bro., 828-830 Kearny
Levy Marcus. 5 Jackson
Lewis A. N., 506 Pacific
Lewis Hermann, 239 Pacific
LichtEva L., 145, 2d
Lyons Henry, 712-714 Market
Manderson John, 153, 2d
Marcus Benjamin, 10.54 Howard
Marcus Samuel, 212, 4th
Marks Harris (2d-hand), 239, 4th
Merle L. V., 616 Kearny
Meyer Bernard, 1025 Howard
Nunes Luiz A., 115 Jackson
O'Hanlon James F., 12 Montgomery Av
Oppenheim John, 26 Clay
Parsons I. A. & Co.. 306 Pine, room 3 .
Porta Giacinto E., 827-829 Kearny
Prager A. J. & Sons, 8.57-859 Market
Rabnovich Charles (2d-hand), 210, 3d
Rafael John E., 109 Jackson
Raphael Meyer (2d-hand), 247, 4th
Raphael's, 9-15 Kearny
Reinhertz Isaac, 318, 3d
Rittlgstein Jonas (2d-hand), 253, 4th
Roman Bruno, 875 Market
Roman H. Co., 901-903 Market
Roos Bros., 27-37 Kearny
Rosenberg Bros., 55, 3d
Rosenberg Michael, 1026 Howard
Rosenstein Bros., 238, 4th
Rosenthal Isaac, 334, 6th
Rubin J. H. (2d-hand), 939y2 Folsom
Rudee David, 306, 6th
Rudee Isaac, 151, 2d
Rudee Isidore, 151-153, 4th
Samuel Harris, 808, 3d
Samuels D., 123-129 Post
Schneider Isaac, 1003 Howard
Schwartz Adolph, 314 Kearny
Schwartz Mitchell, 104, 3d
Seligman Bros., 142, 3d
Shalef Harris, 1037 Howard
Shawl Marks (2d-hand), 653 Washington
Sheyer Emanuel, 1016 Howard
Smith Andrew (2d-hand), 229, 4th
SMITHS' CASH STORE, 414-418 Front (after July

1st 27 Market)
Sommer Max, 517 Pacific
Sternberg E., 330, 4th
Steveler Jacob, 502 Pacific
Stockwitz Morris, 250, 4th
Stone Morris (2d-hand), 262, 3d
Strauss & Strauss, 1227 and 1427 Stockton
Stymmel Jacob L., 428 Pacific
Summerfleld H. & Co., 924-930 Market
Tennebaum Israel (2d-hand). 219, 3d
Union Clothing Co., 112-116 Kearny
Veeder B. H. (2d-hand), 216 Brannan
Wise D. Mrs., 1048 Howard
Witkowsky Harris, 208, 4th
Wood Henry, 607 Clay

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Cloths and Cassimeres.

(See also Woolen Mills.)
Barbour J. W., 120 Sutter
Baumgarten J. & Co., 7 Montgomery
Byrne Joseph & Co., 1065 Mission
Caro Bros., 72.3 Market
Halla & Co., 303 California
Kinghom-Jones J. Alfred, 22V4 Geary, room 4
Reiss Bros & Co., 24-26 Sutler
Rosencrantz Gustavus, 916 Market
Ryan T. H. & Co., 5 Flood Bldg
STEIN, SIMON & CO.. SE cor Market and 2d

Coal Dealers.

(See also Wood and Coal.)

Adams John Q., 123 California, room 17

ALLEN CHARLES R., 144 Steuart

Barnard Frank, 609 Battery

BEAVER HILL COAL CO., 214-216 East

BLACK DIAMOND COAL MINING CO., 450 Main

Brizzolara & Son, 1015 Washington

Brooks Peyton H., 22 Market, room 14

CANTLEY JAMES, 960 Howard

CENTRAL COAL CO., 104 Market

Chandler Richard D., 507-509 East

CHURCH SEYMOUR R., 307 Sansome, room 1

Cory Bros. & Co. (limited), 303 California

Cumberland Coal Co., 21 Luning Bldg

Duley Frank P., 1713 Mission

Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden Co. (Cumberland),
17-19 Beale and 18-24 Main

DUNSMUIR R. & SONS, 340 Steuart

Ebbets Arthur M., 109-115 Sacramento

Excelsior Coal and Screening Co., 5 Spear

Feder Moses M., 581-583 Market

Flynn Hugh, 238 Steuart

Fritch George, 109-115 East

Gibbs George W. Co. (Cumberland), 33-39 Fre-
mont

Harrison John W., 303 California, rooms 12-13

HENDERSON H. C, 1809 Folsom, telephone Mis-
sion 168

Hunt George H., 210 Sansome

Jones F. Lloyd, 303 California

Kershaw Roger A., 117-119 Howard

Koerber August, 17-19 Washington

McDonald p. a., 813 Foisom
MILNER BROTHERS,

Dealers in Wood and Coal, 1138 McAllis-
ter, telephone Pine 1691

Neubauer Joseph, 209 Sansome

OREGON COAL AND NAVIGATION CO., NW cor

Broadway and East
Oregon Improvement Co., 16 California
Peabody E. & Co., .35 Clay
Rosenfeld's John Sons, 202 Sansome
Rosenthal & Salomon (Alaska CoaD, 106-112

Mission
ROSSETER JAMES T. & CO., 14 Post
Scott H. H. & Son Co., 128-132 Folsom
Stafford W. G. & Co., 214-216 East
Van Winkle I. S & Co. (Cumberland), 415 Market
WAINWRIGHT & EASTON, 30 Market

STEAM COAL

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$3.00

PER TON

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$6.50

WRITE US-

— SEE US

WAINWRIGHTA EASTON

30 Market St.

RENTON COAL CO.

WILSON J. C. & CO., 900 Battery
Wolf Abraham, 444 California

Coal Mining Companies.

(See Mining Companies.)

* Coal Oil-Wholesale.

(See also Oil Dealers.)
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

Coal Oil Stoves.

(See Stoves— Coal Oil.)

* Coal Tar.

PACIFIC REFINING AND ROOFING Co., 153

Crocker Bldg

• Cocoa— Manufacturers' Agents.

Miner William H., 29-45 Stevenson
SHERWOOD & SHERWOOD fEpps' London,

Fry's Bristol and Van Houten's Holland),

212-214 Market

* Codes— Telegraphic.

A. B. C. TELEGRAPHIC CODE, Dutton & Part-
ridge agents, 212-214 California

A. 1 TELEGRAPHIC CODE, Dutton & Partridge
agents, 212-214 California

ANGLO-AMERICAN TELEGRAPH CODE, Dut-
ton & Partridge agents, 212-214 California

CIPHER BOOK (FRANK SHAY), Dutton & Part-
ridge agents, 212-214 California

K K. THE COMPLETE CODE, Dutton & Part-
ridge agents, 212-214 California

MEYERS' TELEGRAPHIC CODES. Dutton &
Partridge agents. 212-214 California

(MOREING'S MINING CODE) NEW GENERAL
MINING CODE, Dutton & Partridge agents,
212-214 California

SCOTT'S SHIPOWNERS' TELEGRAPHIC CODE.
Dutton & Partridge agents, 212-214 Califor-
nia

THE UNITED STATES TELEGRAPHIC CIPHER,
Dutton & Partridge agents, 212-214 Califor-
nia

WATKINS' CODE, Dutton & Partridge agents,
212-214 California

CROCKER H. S. Co., 215-219 Bush

Coffee and Spice Mills.

Arabian Coffee and Spice Mills, 126-130 Mar-
ket

Bertin & Lepori, 520-522 Washington

California Drug and Spice Mills, 589-591 Mis-
sion

Caswell George W. & Co., 406 Sacramento

Columbia Coffee and Spice Co., 112-114 Front

Eagle Manufacturing Co., office 117 Battery

Getz M. & Co., 561 Mission

Ghirardelli D. Co., 617-619 Sansome

Grandjean Henry, 823 Montgomery

Guittard Etienne, 107-109 Beale

HAWLEY DAVID N.,

318 Market

Koons, Bosq & Co., 703 Front

JESSUP & POPE, 213-215 Mission

Leege & Mills, 410-412 Clay

McCarthy Bros., 113 Front

Merten Manufacturing Co., 210 Davis

Mountaineer Steam Coffee and Spice Mills,
office 117 Battery

Pioneer Steam Coffee and Spice Mills, 104-112
California

Seal Rock Coffee and Spice Mills, 823 Montgom-
ery

SHERWOOD & SHERWOOD, sole Pacific Coast
agents E. R. Durkee & Co,, N. Y., select
spices, flavoring extracts, salad dressing,
etc., 212-214 Market

Thierbach & Kroeger, 308 Battery

Tillmann & Bendel, 313-327 Battery

Tyler S. H. & Son, 308-314 Front

Washington Manufacturing Co., 17-19, 1st

Oakland.
Monarch Coffee and Spice Mills, 463, 3d

The Bulletin

Has the largest circulation of

any evening paper on the Coast

Telephone Main 926.

W. B. CHAPMAN,

IMPOBTEK 01" SELECTBD VINTAGES OF

. . BARTON & QUESTIER'S Fine Bordeaux and Sauteraes.

123 CALIFORNIA STREET.

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Coffee Extract.

ENGLEBRECHT'S VIENNA
COFFEE FLAVOR,

manufactured by Henry Grandjean, 823
Montgomery, telephone Black 685

Folger J. A. Co., 104-lia California
Koster & Zwick, 323 Front
Merten & Co., 7 Drumm

SHERWOOD & SHERWOOD, agents Cross &
Blackwell, 212-214 Market

Coffee— Importers,

Adelsdorfer & Brandenstein, 17-19, 1st

Arbuckle Bros., 18 California

Bickford Clarence E., 38 California

Cabrera, Roma & Co., 123 California, rooms 9-10

CASTLE BROTHERS, 200-208 Davis

Caswell George VV. & Co., 406 Sacramento

Folger J. A. Co., 104-112 California

Ghirardelli D. Co., 617-619 Sansome

Hills Bros., 126-130 Market

Leege & Mills, 410-412 Clay

Lievre, Fricke Co., 117 Battery

MACONDRAY & COMPANY, 425-427 Market

McCarthy Bros., 113 Front

Montealegre C&; Co., 230 California

Moore L. P. «fe Co., 23 Davis

Oliver Francis B., 207 Battery

Parrott & Co., 306 California

Urrela, Urioste & Co., 202 Market

* Coffee Importers— High Grade.
GOLDBERG, BOWEN & CO., 426-432 Pine

* Coffee Machinery.

Fairbanks, Morse & Co., 316 Market
Hawley David N., 318 Market
Howe Scale Co., 12-14 Pine
LINFORTH JAMES, 37 Market
O'BRIEN M., 511-513 Mission
Wagner Jos. Mfg. Co., 101-103 Mission

Coffee Retail.

(See grocers, also Tea and Coffee Dealers.)

Coffee Roasters.

(See also Coffee and Spice Mills.)
Adams A. P. & Co.. 139, 1st
Burmester Henry W., 1143 Market
Folger J. A. Co., 104-112 California
Jessup & Pope, 213-215 Mission
Merten Manufacturing Co., 210 Davis

Oakland.
MONARCH COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS, 463, 3d

Coffee Saloons.

(See Restaurants.)

Coflan Makers.

(See also Undertakers.)
California Casket Co., 934-936 Mission
Central Hardware and Supply Co., 852 Mission

Coke Dealers.

(See Coal, also Wood and Coal.)
Allen Charles R., 144 Steuart
Central Coal Co., 104 Market
Church Seymour R., 307 Sansome
Duley Frank P., 1713 Mission
Glovannini D., 810-812 Pacific
GRACE W. R. & CO., 203 California
Jones F. Lloyd, 303 California
MCDONALD P. A., 813 Folsom
Rosseter James T. & Co., 14 Post
San Francisco Gas Light Co., office SE cor 1st

and Natoma
Stafford W. G. & Co., 214-216 East
Wainwright & Easton, 30 Market
Wilson J. C. & Co., 900 Battery

Cold Storage.

Hercules Cold Storage Co., 405 Montgomery
Merchants Ice and Cold Storage Co., 212 Clay

Collar and Cuff Manufacturers.

Cluett, Coon & Co., 224-226 Bush
Trojan Shirt and Collar Co. , 35 New Montgomery
United Shirt and Collar Co., 25-27 Sansome
Wilbur Shirt and Collar Co., 6-8 Sutter

Collectors.

(See also Brokers— House.)
Ackley Edward, 124 Sansome, rooms 21-22
Adler Hermann, 410 Montgomery
Alsip Edwin K. & Co., 29 Mills Bldg, 2d floor
Ashton & Gardiner, 411 Montgomery
Austin Lee, 504 Kearny, room 10
Kabin Landry, 413 Kearny
BALDWIN & HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery
BESECKER DANIEL E., 306 Pine, rooms 7-8
Bonstin Samuel A., 330 Pine, room 38
Bovee, Toy & Sonntag, 19 Montgomery
Bradshaw's Law and Collection Agency, 222

Safe Deposit Bldg
Burnham& Marsh Co., 628 Market, opp Palace

Hotel
Cadenasso & Co., 512 Montgomery
Capp C. S. & Co., 413 Montgomery
Center & Spader, 30 Montgomery
Coffev John J., 539 California
Coffey Julia M. Mrs., 420 Montgomery, room 29
Cohen Richard, 3 and 10 Murphy Bldg
Columbian Law and Collection Agency, 214

Pine, room 10
Grim W. H. & Co., 118 Montgomery
Croke J. P., 624 Kearny
CURTIN-BEALS' MERCANTILE COLLECTION

AGENCY, 24 Mills Bldg, 3d floor

Gurtin-Beals' Mercantile Collection Agency

Room 2*, third floor

Mills Bldg., Cor. Bush and Montgomery

5. F., Cal.

A thoroughly equipped and reliable agency. Col-
lections and Commercial Litigation handled through-
out the United States and Europe. Notary Public
in Office. Reliable Correspondents.

Davidson & Leigh, 137 Montgomery
Davies William A.. 514 Spreckels Bldg
DAWES COLLECTION AGENCY, 602 Market,
Crocker Bldg

DAWBS COLLECTION AGENCY

W. A. DAWES, Manager

Loans Negotiated on Short Notice. All Branches of

Collections Promptly Attended to. The Prompt

Service of all Legal Papers a Specialty.

602 MARKET STREET

UNDER CROCKER-WOOLWORTH NATIONAL BANK

Earle David J., 530 California, room 45

Easton, Eldridge & Co., 638 Market

Electric Collection Co.. 33-34 Mills Bldg, 7th
floor

ELFVING & SEAWELL'S LAW AND COLLEC-
TION AGENCY, 217 Sansome

Farles T. A., 217 Sansome

Fellows Everett P., 305 Larkin

Finley J. K., 235 Kearny

Fisher Will E. & Co.. 14 Post

Folsom Eugene H., 530 California, room 38

Franklin Nate, 410 Kearny, rooms 12-13

FRISBEE, RISDON & CO., 132 Market

Gav Charles, 523 Montgomery

Gerrish Harry, 12 Mills Bldg, 6th floor

Gilmor Harry G., 20 Mills Bldg, lOlh floor
I Gunther Edward W., 21 Chronicle Bldg

WASHBDRN & MOEN MFG. CO,

BARBED
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J. GUNDLACH & CO.

SAN FRANCISCO AND NEW YORK.

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Collectors— Cont'd.
HARDING'S LAW AND COLLECTION OFFICE,

303 Montgomery

ESTABLISHED 1860 TELEPHONB MAIN 217

COLLEGTIOKS MADE THROUGHOUT THE UKITED STATES

Harding's Law and Collection Office

303 MONTGOMERY ST.

SAN FRANCISCO

JULE C. GAMAGC ... Manager

Hendrlckson's Law and Collection Agency, 130

Suiter, room 43
Henry Andrew J., 13 Montgomery, room 6
HillJ. Ellis, 417 Hyde
Hirsch Cass, 81-84 Chronicle Bldg
Hoogs Albert, 334 Pine, room 17
Keeling J. G., 418 California
KNOX COLLECTION AGENCY, 110 Sutter
Koment & Co., 14 McAllister
LaHaney Joseph F., 14 McAllister
Lange's Law and Collection Office, 633 Market
Lewis Rod P., 335 Kearny
Madison & Burke, 636 Market
Magee Thomas & Sons, 4 Montgomery
Martin Charles T., 439 California
McAllister Frank, 43 Mills Bldg, 5th floor
McBurnie Robert E., 319 California
Merchants' Mutual Adjusting Agency The, 504

Spreckels Bldg
■"" " Van Ness Av., telephone

MILAN E. L., 1117

East 597
Morrow William S.
NICKELL JACOB B,

534 Spreckels Bldg

J. B. NICKBLL

J. C. CALHAIN, ATTORNEY

Nickell Law and Collection Agency

Claims of all kinds collected. Costs
advanced. No charge unless success-
ful, or according to contract.

927 MARKET STREET ROOM 524

SPRECKELS BUILDING

Nicol William, 534% California
O'BRIEN & MOORE, 403 Montgomery
O'Farrell & Co., 11 Montgomery
Oesterreicher Louis, 630 Market
Pacific Collection Bureau, 41-43 Chronicle Bldg
PACIFIC LAW AND COLLECTION CO.,
415 Montgomery, room 6

Pacific Law and Collection Co.

415 Montgomery St., Room 6

Telephone Main 5.580.

Chaeges Moderate

Paige William, 430 Montgomery, room 35

Patterson George W. H. & Co., 3 Valencia

Pforr John, 339 Montgomery

Phoenix Law and Collection Oface, 436 Cali-
fornia

Placer Law and Collection Bureau, 131 Mont-
gomery, room 1

Pratt John C, 14 Sansome

Quillinan Edmund J., 1504 Market, rooms 7-8

Ratto E. M. 15a Montgomery Av

RATTO'S LAW AND COLLECTION AGENCY,
513 Montgomery, telephone Main 353

RAUER'S LAW AND COLLECTION AGENCY,
134 Sansome

Reid's Law Agency, 193-194 Crocker Bldg

Rich A. J. & Co., 113 Montgomn-y

Schwartz Henry, 36 Montgomery

Scott William O., 410 Kearny, room 8

Seligman Moses, 430 Montgomery, room 3

Shainwald, Buckbee & Co., 318-330 Montgomery

Spencer Franklin K., 3345 Mission

STANDARD COLLECTION AND MERCANTILE
CO., 38 Mills Bldg, 3d floor

Offices and Attorneys in every City and Town in tlie World
Tel. Main 1575 Gen. Mgr., Ernest Edelsten

Standard Collection and Mercantile Go.

(iNCOBPOHATED *100.00o)

LAW AND COLLECTION OFFICES
Room 28 Mills Building 2d Floor, S. P., CaL

Notary Public in Office. Largest Collection Com-
pany in the World. Mercantile and Private Reports.
Issue yearly a Legal and Banking Directory. Terms,
Ten Per Cent. Difficult or Barred Accounts, Special
Agreement. Minimum Fee, S2.00.

Stern David & Sons, 30 Montgomery
Umbsen G. H. & Co., 14 Montgomery
Von Rhein O. F. & Co., 513 California
Wade William M., 403 Kearny, room 1
Western Collection Bureau, 319 Pine, room 31
Western Commercial and Collection Agency, 18

Chronicle Bldg
Wheat James L., 153 Crocker Bldg

* Collection Agents.

(See also Collectors.)

KNOX COLLECTION AGENCY,

110 Sutter. (See advertisement on opp
page, witli list of collection agents
tliroughout United States.)

Colleges.

Anderson's College and Normal School, 3142,

16th
Bolte Jeanne Miss, 2397 Sacramento
California Medical College, 1433 Folsom
California School of Mechanical Arts The, 16th,

El Dorado, Utah and Nebraska
California State Therapeutic College, 85-86

Donuhoe Bldg
Cogswell Polytechnic College, SE cor 26th and

Folsom
College of Dentistry University of California,

Dohohoe Bldg
College of Music, 15 Mercantile Library Bldg
COLLEGE OF NOTRE DAME, Dolores bet 16 th

and 17th
College of Pharmacy, 113 Fulton
Cooper Medical College, NE cor Webster and

Sacramento
CUNNINGHAM A, AUCHIE, 329 Geary
Filippe's Academy of Language, 320 Post
Hahnemann Hospital College of San Francisco,

115 Haight
Hastings College of the Law, 808 Montgomery
HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 24 Post
IRVING INSTITUTE, 1036 Valencia
LAKE MARY MISS, 1534 Sutter
Medical Department University of California,

E s Stockton bet Chestnut and Francisco
Meisterschaft School of Languages, 123 O'Far-
rell
Merrill-Miller College, 68 Nucleus Bldg
MOORE ELIZABETH MISS, 515 Haight
Paciflc Academy, 819 Market
Sacred Heart College, SE cor Eddy and Larkin
San Francisco Business College, 1336 Market
St. Ignatius College, W s Van Ness Av bet

Hayes and Grove
ST. KATHARINE'S EPISCOPAL SCHOOL. 824

Fulton
Stiehl's Business College and Shorthand Insti-
tute, 733 Market
Theological Seminary, 121 Haight
VETERINARY DEPARTMENT UNIVERSITY

OF CALIFORNIA, NE cor Post and Fillmore
Ziska Institute, 1606 Van Ness Av

* Comforters.
BURD WILLIAM, 33 Davis, room 11

Commercial Agencies.

(See Mercantile Agencies.)

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KNOX COLLECTION ACEN(y

no Sutter Street

l/l^n/f. C. KNOX, Manager San Francisco

We give below a list of a few of our prominent and most energetic correspondents.

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X^SLxv and mercantile Collections a Specialty tlironsrhout California ' aJ

and Adjacent States , ^"Z

Reliatile Sub Agents in E^very Connty > j^ i

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Send your Collections direct to points mentioned, where they will receive prompt C/3

attention.

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ALAMEDA— 1184 Regent Street, Knox Collection SUSANVITXE— T. A. Roseberry, Notary " ^^>»

Agency SANTA BARBARA— Geo. W. Russell '"l^!""" T I

ARCATA— J. E. Morton SACRAMENTO —Inter-State Commercial^ and I ;

BAKERSFIELD— S. N. Reed, Att'y and Notary Collection Agency B fe^ . ■

CHICO-C. L. Stilson, Attorney ST. HELENA— J. G. JohnsonU M l-"^ "^■^

COLUSA— John H. Lieniug, Notary SAN FRANCISCO— no Sutter St., Knox Collec- 1 .

COLTON— H. H. Bingham tion Agency. On points not mentioned L -J

ELMIRA — A Rust, Constable send collections through San Francisco | j

FRESNO -T. S. Price, Notary . office. f-J^

MARKLERVILLE — Joseph Larson, Attorney SANTA CRUZ— Santa Cruz Mercantile, Law and

and Notary Collection Agency

PASO ROBLES— G. & A. Webster, Attorneys SANTA ROSA— Hoag s Collection Agency

PETALUMA— Horn's Commercial and CoUec- WATSO.NVILLE— W. G. Ryason, Constable

tion Agency WOODLAND— E. E. Gaddis, Attorney /- -N

SAN RAFAEL— E. Gardner, Justice of the Peace YRHKA— Gillis & Tapscott, Attorneys v.- •<

ALBUQUERQUE, N. M R. W. D. Bryan, Attorney

BOISE CITY, IDAHO— "Mercurius" Commercial Agency, R. D. Wolterbeek & Co., Agents. Idaho ':^^^

Collections. References : Capital State Bank and Boise City National Bank. ' J*

CHARLESTON, S. C Mordecai & Gadsden, Attorneys Cj

CHICAGO, ILLS— 1209 Tacoma Building, La Fayette Mercantile Agency. Illinois and Indiana legal "*>■•»»

businessof all kinds a specialty. -^

INDIANAPOLIS, IND 19 Union Building, La Fayette Mercantile Agency ^^^

LOUISVILLE, KY 322 5th Avenue, Newton G. Rogers, Attorney , j^

LA FAYETTE, IND 40^ Main Street, La Fayette Mercantile Agency w "^

LINCOLN, NEB. Suite 9, Richard Block, Coffin & Stone, Attorneys

PRESCOTT, ARZ E. M. Sanford, Attorney 3

WALLA WALLA, WASH j. M. Turner g^ «

WINNEMUCCA, NEV E. S. Archer, Notary £> q «

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ufacturers. Jobbers, Publishers, and all others doing a credit business, and make their o « S

collections in any part of the United States. Correspondents at every mart in the g o h
world. No charge unless successful. Address

KMOX COLLECtlOM ACEMCV

110 SUffER STREET, SAN FRaNCISCO
f 1 (\(\ SUITS CLEANED AND PRESSED CI AA

tJJ I .llll GOLDEN WEST CLOTHING EENOVATOEY, , TV I I || I

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Seldom equaled, never surpassed. An}
amount delivered free. Family orders a Spec-
ialtv. Lowest prices. Stalls 68, 69. 70, 7t,
and 47 and 48 California Market. Tel. 1329 M.

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Commercial Brokers.

(See Brokers— Commercial.)

Commission Merchants.

(See alSo Produce Commission, also Shipping

Merchants, also Manufacturers' Agents.)
Acheson Robert, 120 Battery
Adler Aaron A., 212 Sansome, room 30
Alaska Commercial Co., 310 Sansome
Alderson Fred L., 23 Davis, room 13
Alexander Orlando, 121 California
Alexander & Baldwin, 36 Luning Bldg
Allen & Lewis, 202 California
Allison D. E. Co. The, 501-509 Front
Allyne & White, 316 Sacramento
Amelung Julius C, 10 California
Ames F. H. & Co., 22-24 Luning Bldg
Amy Gustave L., 317 California
Anspacher Bros., 214 Pine, room 17
Armsby J. K. Company, 138 Market
Bacigalupi August, 418 Washington
Ballard & Hall, NW cor 5th and Bluxome
Bandmann, Nielsen & Co., 405 Montgomery
Bassett & Bunker, 400 Front
Bates & Suydam, 205 Front
Beadle A. W. & Co., 14 California
Beck Walter F., 123 California, rooms 3-4
Bell Thomas & Co., 426 California, room 1
Berg William & Co., 307 California
Blanchard John O.. 54 Luning Bldg
Bloom Bros., 303 California
Blum M. & Co. , 308 California
Blum Myrtil, 314 California
Blum S. & Co., 308 California
Blum Simon, 212 Sansome, room 27
Bostwick & Parsons, 22 Mills Bldg, 10th floor
Brandenstein M. J. & Co., 118-120 Market
BRAUER, GRASSHOFF & CO.. 309 Front
Brigham, Hoppe & Co., 205-209 California
Bruce, Bowne & Co., 34-36 Steuart
Bush Edwin D., 405 Front
Butler & Co., 221 Front

Cabrera, Roma & Co., 123 California, rooms 9-10
California-Nevada Creamery Co., Ill Front
Campbell J. W. H., Section 1, Sea Wall
Campbell William H., 402 Front

Cash Buyers Union The, 306 Pine

CHAPMAN WILFRID B., 123 California

Christy & Wise, 212 Sansome

Clements' Gilbert Sons, 218 California, room 3

Coburn, Tevis & Co., 107 Front

Code, Elfelt & Co., 116 California

Cohen J. B. Co., 203 California

Corbus Andrew T. , 25-26 Mills Bldg, 7th floor

Courtois v., 213 Sansome

Craig C. W. & Co., 316 Sacramento

Cutter & Moseley, 310 California

Cutting Packing Co., 125-127 Market

DAIRYMEN'S UNION OF CALIFORNIA, 113-119
Davis

Davis, Haber & Co., 211 Pine

Davis Henry, 211 Pine

De Bernardi D. & Co., 406 Front

De Fremery James & Co., 410 Battery

Denigan Thomas Son & Co., 132 Market

Detels Martin P., 114 Davis

Dickson, De Wolf & Co., 326 Clay

Dieckmann & Co., 114 California

Dimmick W. N., 204 Front

Dingley C. L. & Co., 204 Front, room 9

Doychert Charles L., 304 Batterv

Doyle Henry & Co., 517-519 Market

Durand Joseph A., 329 Front

Dutard Hyppolite, 125-129 Davis

Du Val & Carroll, 221 Front

Eber Albert, 227 Montgomery

ENGLISH JOHN F., 217 Drumm

Eppinger & Co., 311 California

Erlenbach Martin, 304 Sacramento

Evans Evan C, 302 California

Everding J. & Co., 48 Clay

Falk Morris, 318 Market

Falkenstein Henry, 211 Battery

Farmers' Alliance and Industrial Union, 221
Front, room 5

Feiling, Cressy & Co., 108 Davis

Field & Stone Co. The, 126 California

Forbes Bros., 307 Sansome, room 2

Francis & Cabral, 423-425 Davis

Freeman, Smith & Co., 122 California

French George L., 320 California, room 14

Funge William W. Jr., 927 Market

Gaden George T., 819 Market, room 17

Garcia & Maginni, 301-303 Drumm

Gerberding A. & Co., 5 Mutual Life Bldg, 3d

floor
Gibbs Charles E., 318 Front
Gilbert Bros. & Co.. 118-120 Davis
Gleason Simon, 123 California, room 14
Goldtree Bros., 14 Sansome
Goldwater Michael, 18-20 Battery
Grangers' Business Association, 108 Davis
Greenebaum & Co., 115-117 Bush
Grinbaum M. S. & Co., 215 Front
Gutte I., 303 California
Haight Frederick B., 212-214 Front
HALL G. C. & SON, 35 New Montgomery
Halla & Co., 303 California
Harrison Louis J., 303 California, rooms ia-13
Hart Harry J. & Bro.. 106 Pine
Hatch Theodore H., 109 California, room 1
Healey Charles S., 520, 7th and 3090 Mission
Heckmann H. & Co., 400-402 Davis
Hellmann Bros. & Co., 525 Front
Heney A. H. & Co., 226 Clay
Heyman & Mayer, 10 California
Higgins H. W. & Co., 69 Columbian Bldg
Higgins & Collins, 22 Market
Hills Bros., 126-130 Market
Hilmer, Bredhofl & Schulz, 36 California
Home Library and Supply Assn, 14 Sansome
Hooper & Jennings, 213-215 Front
Hughes H. & Co., 123 California, rooms 3-4
Hulme & Hart, 8-10 Davis
Hume R. D. & Co., 318 California, room 11
Hyman Bros., 206 Sansome
Ivancovich J. & Co., 211-213 Washington
Jacobs Isaac H., 119 Bush
Jennings Charles B., 121 California
Jones, Mundy & Co., 16 Front
Joost Hermann, 310 Battery
Kahn & Herzog, 401 California
Kalish M. & Co., 400 Front
Kaufman Julius M., 221 Sansome
Keefe Daniel, 420-424 Davis
Keely T. J., 35 New Montgomery
KERRIGAN CHARLES, 109 California, room 6
KITTLE & CO., 202 California
Knudsen P. J., 109 California, room 7
Kohn Harry S., 411 Market
Koshland S. & Co., 222 California
Kron Tanning Co., 125 Clay
Landsberger & Son, 123 California
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Lastreto Luigi F.. 318 Front
Latham W. B., 320 Sansome, room 19
Leist Charles J. & Co., 201 Davis
Leszynsky S. L. & Co., 516-518 Market
Levy A. & Co., 401-405 Davis
Levy Charles & Co., 1135 Market
Levy S. & Co., 218-220 Washington
Levy Samuel W., 212 Sansome, rooms 27-28
Lewis & Co (Honolulu, H. I.), ofBce 207 Battery
Lichtenberg Edward, 303 California
Lightner Isaac, 21 Battery ''

Lilienthal & Co., 100-102 Front
Loaiza W. & Co., 218-220 Sansome
Lowry W. G. & Co., 118 California
Lund Henry & Co., 214 California
Luscombe & Isaacs, 537 Market
Lusk Albert. 314 Washington
MACONDRAY & COMPANY, 425-427 Market
Magnesen Martin B., 405 Front
Maguire James A., 130 Sansome
Manning I. A. & Co., 933 Market
Marcus George & Co., 232 California
MARSH & KIDD, 522 Market
Martens F. & Co., 326 Battery
Martin, Feusier & Co., 309 Clay
Maydwell Charles A., 23 Davis, room 13
Mcbonogh & Runyon, 408-410 Davis
McOlauflin Lewis W., 309 California
McLaren & Co., 307 Sansome, room 5
McLean Sterling, 109 California, room 22
McNear Georee W., 326 California
Meeks Fred, 213-215 Front
Meigs & Co., 218 California, room 2

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Meyer, Wilson & Co., 310 Battery

Middleton & Co., 213 Jackson

Millzner Harry S.. 119 Bush, room 1

Mohns Henry, 29 Market

Mohr Rudolph. 402 Front

Montealegre & Co., 230 California

Moore, Ferguson & Co., 310 California

Moore J. J. & Co., 303 California

Morgan & Chick. 320 Washington

Morris Kevy. 423 Front

Morrow George & Co., 39 Clay

Morton Henry B., 103 Front

Nathan, Bachman & Co., 20 Sansome

Newbauer Jesse, 236 Front

Newfleld Marcus, 214 Pine, room 13

Newhall H. M. & Co., 309-311 Sansome

Newhall's Sons & Co., .307 Sansome, room 6

Newton Morris & Co., 103-105 Front

Norton, Teller & Roden, 125-131 California

O'Callaghan Daniel, 300 Davis

Oliver Francis B., 207 Battery

Onesti G. & Co., 409-411 Washington

OVERLAND FREIGHT TRANSFER CO., main

office SE cor 5th and Bluxome, branch ofiace

NW cor California and Front
Page William D., 54 Luning Bldg
Parrott & Co., 306 California
Paulucci & Casassa, 416-418 Davis
Peters & Cowie, 591, 6th
Peterson S. B., 30-32 California
Phillips M. & Co., 202 Market
Pierce H. & W., 728 Montgomery
Pinet J. & Co., 604 Jackson
Redington Henry W., 308 California
Reid's Cash Store, 126 California
Rohr & Bagley Commission Co., 113 Bush
Rosenberg Bros. & Co., 211-213 California
Rosenberg Jacob, 221 Front
Rosenfeld John's Sons, 202 Sansome
Roth William, 304 Sacramento
Rothschild Henry M., 131 Montgomery
Ruiz de Rojas Joseph, 308 Battery
Russ, Sanders & Co., 121-123 Davis
Ruther F. & Co., 309 California
Salberg Moses, 117-119 Sansome
Sammi Henry L., 102 Clay
Scatena L. & Co., 104-110 Washington
Schlesinger Ferdinand, 113 Bush
Schmidt Ben J. & Co., 125-127 Sansome
Schwabacher Bros., 112 California
Schwartz Bros., 204 Front
Scott & McCord, 6th and Bluxome
Shattuck David D., 318 Front
SHERWOOD & SHERWOOD, 212-214 Market
Shoobert, Beale Co., 418 California
Siebenhauer S., 118 Pine
Siegfried John C. & Co., 203 Market
Simon Charles J., 320 Sacramento
Simon & Manasse, 119 Bush
Smith Bros., 1331 Folsom and 810 Brannan
Sonntag Charles, 114-116 Market
Spear Edward S. & Co., 31-33 Sutter
Spreckels J. D. & Bros. Co., 327 Market
Sresovich Luke G. & Co., 500 Washington
Staacke George, 436 California, room 1
Steele E. L. G. & Co., i08 California
Stencel Jacob, 21-23 Sutter
Tetzen Charles, 118-120 Clay
Thannhauser & Co., 311 California
Thayer I. E., 28 California
Tilden H. N. & Co., 426 Sansome
Tomanovich& Co., 216 Front
TROPLONG DEL RIO 0. B., 217 Sansome,

room 8
Ulrichs John F., 314 Sacramento
Urruela, Urioste & Co.. 203 Market
Vermeil J. L. & Co., NW cor 7th and Brannan
VervalinD., 106 Davis
Volkman Charles M., 408 Front
von Johansen W. E., 330 California
Von Ronn, Hencke & Lorsbach, 313 Front
Voss F. G. & Co., 304 Sansome
Wand Joseph & Co., 125-127 Sansome
Waterman M. & Co., 314 California
Wheaton, Breon & Co., 101-107 California
Whitney C. E. & Co., 133-128 Davis
Wightman John Jr., 309 California
Willard Leon, 130 Sutter

Williams, Brown & Co., 308 Market
Wilson & Baechtel, 305 Davis
Wolf Philip & Co., 206-208 Battery
WOLFF WILLIAM & CO., 327-329 Market
Wollner Jacob, NW cor 5th and Bluxome
Woodlock Jno., 26 Beale
Wright John T., 640 Market
Young Carlos G., 123 Davis

Commissioners.

Residing in San Francisco, appointed by the
Governors of the different States, to take
testimony and to acknowledge deeds to be
used in each respective State

JAMES L. KING

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For every State and Territory.
Trade Marks and Passports procured.

Depositions carefully taken.

No. 308 California Street

North Side, Bet. Sansome and Battery

Alabama.
KING JAMES L., 308 California
WHEAT CHARLES D., 501 California

Alaska Territory.
KING JAMES L., 308 California
KNOX GEORGE T., 444 California
WHEAT CHARLES D., 501 California

Arizona Territory.
KING JAMES L., 308 California
KNOX GEORGE T., 444 California
ROSENHEIM SAMUEL, 303 California, room 7
WHEAT CHARLES D., 501 California

Arkansas.
KING JAMES L., 308 California
WHEAT CHARLES D., 501 California

California.
KING JAMES L.. 308 California
Craig Lee D., 316 Montgomery
Deane John J., 103 Chronicle Bldg
KNOX GEORGE T., 444 California
Meininger Louis, 442 California
Mosebach Ferdinand C, 323 Montgomery
Stanley Charles T., 513 Montgomery
Wegener William B.. 510 Market
WHEAT CHARLES D., 501 California

Colorado.
KING JAMES L., 308 California
KNOX GEORGE T., 444 California
WHEAT CHARLES D., 501 California

Connecticut.
KING JAMES L., 308 California
WHEAT CHARLES D., 501 California

Delaivare.
KING JAMES L., 308 California
WHEAT CHARLES D., 501 California

District of Columbia.
KING JAMES L., 308 California
KNOX GEORGE T., 444 California
WHEAT CHARLES D., 501 California

Florida.
KING JAMES L., 308 California
WHEAT CHARLES D., 501 California

Georgia.
KING JAMES L., 308 California
WHEAT CHARLES D. 501 California

Idaho.
KING JAMES L., 308 California
KNOX GEORGE T., 444 California
ROSENHEIM SAMUEL,, 303 California, room 7
WHEAT CHARLES D., 501 California

Illinois.
'KING JAMES L., 308 California
KNOX GEORGE T., 444 California
WHEAT CHARLE D., 501 California

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Indian Territory.
KING JAMES L., 308 California
WHEAT CHARLES D., 501 California

Indiana.
KING JAMES L., 308 California
KNOX GEORGE T., 444 California
WHEAT CHARLES D., 501 California

loiva.
KING JAMES L., 308 California
KNOX GEORGE T., 444 California
WHEAT CHARLES D., 501 California

Kansas.
KING JAMES L., 308 California
KNOX GEORGE T., 444 California
WHEAT CHARLES D., 501 California

Kentucky.
KING JAMES L., 308 California
WHEAT CHARLES D., 501 California

Louisiana.
KING JAMES L., 308 California
KNOX GEORGE T., 444 California
WHEAT CHARLES D., 501 California

Maine.
KING JAMES L., 308 California
WHEAT CHARLES D., 501 California

Maryland.
KING JAMES L., 308 California
WHEAT CHARLES D., 501 California

Massachusetts.
KING JAMES L., 308 California
KNOX GEORGE T., 444 California
WHEAT CHARLES D., 501 California

Blichigan.
KING JAMES L., 308 California
KNOX GEORGE T., 444 California
WHEAT CHARLES D., 501 California

Minnesota.
KING JAMES L., 308 California
WHEAT CHARLES D., 501 California

Mississippi.
KING JAMES L., 308 California
WHEAT CHARLES D., 501 California

Missouri.
KING JAMES L., 308 California
KNOX GEORGE T., 444 California
WHEAT CHARLES D., 501 California

3Iontana.
KING JAMES L., 308 California
KNOX GEORGE T., 444 California
WHEAT CHARLES D., 501 California

Nebraska.
KING JAMES L., 308 California
WHEAT CHARLES D., 501 California

Nevada.
KING JAMES L., 308 California
KNOX GEORGE T., 444 California
ROSENHEIM SAMUEL, 303 California,
WHEAT CHARLES D., 501 California

Ifew Hampshire,
KING JAMES L., 308 California
WHEAT CHARLES D., 501 California

New Jersey.
KING JAMES L., 308 California
KNOX GEORGE T., 444 California
WHEAT CHARLES D., 501 California

New Mexico Territory.
KING JAMES L., 308 California
KNOX GEORGE T., 444 California
WHEAT CHARLES D., 501 California

New York.
KING JAMES L., 308 California
KNOX GEORGE T., 444 California
WHEAT CHARLES D., 501 California

North Carolina.
KING JAMES L., 308 California
WHEAT CHARLES D., 501 California

North Dakota.
KING JAMES L., 308 California
WHEAT CHARLES D., 501 California

Ohio.
KING JAMES L., 308 California
KNOX GEORGE T., 444 California
WHEAT CHARLES D., 501 California

Oklahoma Territory.
KING JAMES L., 308 California
WHEAT CHARLES D., 501 California

Oregon.

KING JAMES L., 308 California
KNOX GEORGE T., 444 California
ROSENHEIM SAMUEL, 303 California, room 7
WHEAT CHARLES D., 501 California

Pennsylvania.
KING JAMES L., 308 California
KNOX GEORGE T., 444 California
WHEAT CHARLES D., 501 California

Rhode Island.
KING JAMES L., 308 California
WHEAT CHARLES D.. 501 California

South Carolina.
KING JAMES L., 308 California
WHEAT CHARLES D., 501 California

South Dakota.
KING JAMES L., 308 California
WHEAT CHARLES D., 501 California

KING JAMES L., 308 California
WHEAT CHARLES D., 501 California

KING JAMES L., 308 California
KNOX GEORGE T., 444 California
WHEAT CHARLES D., 501 California

Utah.
KING JAMES L., 308 California
KNOX GEORGE T., 444 California
WHEAT CHARLES D., 501 California

Verinont.
KING JAMES L., 308 California
WHEAT CHARLES D., 501 California

Virginia.
KING JAMES L., 308 California
WHEAT CHARLES D., 501 California

Washington.
KING JAMES L., 308 California
KNOX GEORGE T., 444 California
ROSENHEIM SAMUEL, 303 California, room T
WHEAT CHARLES D., 501 California

West Virginia.
KING JAMES L., 308 California
WHEAT CHARLES D., 501 California

KING JAMES L., 308 California
KNOX GEORGE T., 444 California
WHEAT CHARLES D., 501 California

Wyoming
KING JAMES L., 308 California
WHEAT CHARLES D., 501 California

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* Concentrator Belt Manufacturers.
GUTTA PERCHA AND RUBBER MANUFAC-
TURING CO., 30-32 Fremont

* Concentrators.

(See also Ore Concentrators.)
UNION IRON WORKS. 322 Market

UNION IRON WORKS

THE UNION CONCENTRATOR

GUARANTEED SUPERIOR
TO ALL OTHERS

Office, 222 Market Street

Telephone Main 215

Concrete.

(See also Artificial Stone.
Bauer Leopold, 3015 Buchanan
■California Concrete Co., 14 Post
City Street Improvement Co., 11 Mills Bldg,

5th floor
■Gushing- Wetmore Co., 508 California, room 9
Diggins Bros., 40 New Montgomery
Goodman George, 307 Montgomery
GRAY BROTHERS, 316 Montgomery
JACKSON P. H. & CO., 338-230, 1st
Keatinge, Leonard & Ransome, 11-12 Nucleus

Bldg
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Mattingly Richard C, 238 Montgomery
Ferine George M. , 238 Montgomery

PETERSEN H. M. & CO.,

313 Montgomery

•Quast Charles, 303 Montgomery
San Francisco Paving Co., 510 Safe Deposit

Bldg
Staack& Grussel, 327 Pine
Vaughan Hiram G.. 510 Safe Deposit Bldg
Williams, Belser & Co., 302 Montgomery, room 2
Williams & Belser, 302 Montgomery, room 2
Williams & Wood, 302 Montgomery, room 2

* Condensed Milk.

American Condensed Milk Co.,

main olfice 330 Pine, room 15, city depot
1249 Mission, factory Novato, Marin Co.

St. Charles Condensing Co., 124 California

* Condensed Vegetables.
PENNELL CHARLES C. & Co., 4 California

Confectioners— Manufacturing.
BEEMAN CHEMICAL CO., 14 Drumm
BENJAMIN N. M. & CO., 202 Turk
Bleydorn Henry, 825^4 Howard
Breiten Charles, 418 Montgomery
Gassen Henry C, 11,36 Market
Dewlaney Carl W., 706 Valencia
Friedlander S. & Co., 44, 4th and 40. 6th
Gibbons Laura Mrs., 1132-1134 Valencia
■GRADE LOUIS A., 538 Washington
Gruenhagen T. G. & Co., 20 Kearny
Haas George & Son, 810 Market
Hromada Adolph, 222-224 Battery and 315-317
Sacramento

LA SERE'S CANDY FACTORY,

manufacturer, wholesale and retail
dealer choicest candies. Sole manufac-
turer ribbon candy. Finest hand made
candies with fruits, 25c per pound. Ice
cream soda, etc., 1132-1134 Valencia

Levey & Schnorf. 246-248, 4th

MASKEY FRANK, 32 Kearny

Mull George, 403 Jones and 909 Mission

Pfenninger H. & Co., 1910 Market

Richter Bros. & Co., 1.39, 1st

Roberts George F., 1301 Polk

Rothschild & Ehrenpfort, 118 Front

San Francisco and Sacramento Candy Manu-
facturing Co., 548 Mission

Saroni Louis & Co.. .508-512 Front

Schaefer August, 1302 Market, 22, 6th and 420
Hayes

Seidl J. & Co., 190 Stevenson and 1409 Polk

Sparrowe Charles G., SW cor Van Ness Av and
Geary

Stearns M. L., 1006 Market

StoUwerck Distributing Co., 63 Nucleus Bldg

Thain Bros., 781 Market

Theodosi Arthur, 28, 3d

Townsend W. S., 627 Market

Wichman John F., 3037, 16th

* Confectioners' Supplies.
DEMARTINI L. SUPPLY CO. THE, 548 Mission
KOHNSTAMMH. & CO. (confectioners' colors),
A. C. Boldemann & Co., agents, 307 Commer-
cial
SCUDDER S. V. & F. P. (liquorice), A. C.
Boldemann & Co., agents, 307 Commercial

Confectionery.

(See Bakeries, also Varieties)
Adams Emile, 394, 6th
Bacopulos & Papacamorinos, 56,3d
Beatie N. G., 2514 Mission
BENJAMIN N. M. & CO., 202 Turk
Bernheim Edmund, SW cor Polk and Sutter
Branigan J. P., 1124 Larkin
Bronzos Emanuel, 1061 Market
Brown John A., 693 McAllister
Cameron Edward N., 351 and 1835 Devlsadero
Clark F. W. Mrs., 15U6 Howard
Coffee Bros., 704 Larkin
CofQn Herbert J., 135 Kearny
Constantine John, 502 Kearny
Cordano G. B. & Co., 108-110, 3d
Day Frank, 707 Devisadero
Donnelly Sadie Miss. 531 Hayes
Economacis Peter, 501 ^4 Kearny
Edwards Matilda Mrs.. 1235 Market
Fahsel Henry, 128, 3d
Farlakas Spiro, 1069 Market
Ferguson & Ayer, junction Market and Turk
Galletti Joseph, 504 Hayes
Garrett James C, 1307 Mason and 527^2 Geary
Ghiazza & Chiapini, 119,3d
Goldoni Giovanni, 1432 Market
Grade Louis A., 538 Washington
Greenbaum & Co., 128 Post
Grossman Anne Mrs., 1709 Market
Gruenhagen T. G. & Co., 30 Kearny
Guillet Charles, 905 Larkin
Gull Adolph, 1316 Pacific
Haas George & Son, 810 Market
Harrison Wesley B., 750, 33d
Hedges Chartes L., 537'/2 Clay
Huber Albert, 1308 Polk
Janes Graziano, 354, 4th
Johnson & Blohme, 440 Hayes
Kaiser William F., 509 Montgomery Av
Karames Christian, .301 East North
Kelly Harry, 1603 Devisadero
Keys Samuel, 153 West Mission
Klaas Matheus, 1233 Stockton
Krieger Charles, 1643 Market and 230, 6th
Krohn M. Mrs., 1427 Market
Lami Eduardo, 261, 3d
Lana L. & Son, 1438 Dupont and Stanyan opp

Hayes
La Sere's Candy Factory, 1133-1134 Valencia
Lechten Bros., 1315 Polk
Levey Charles C, lOO'/z Stockton
Linkesch Louis, 8, 34th
Longin -tti John B., 133 Taylor
Mader Otto, 2027 Fillmore
Majorossy K. G. & Co., 1013 Larkin
Martin Hester Mrs., Point Lobos Av nr 4th Av
Maskey Frank, 32 Kearny
McDevitt James, 504 Minna
McPhee James A., 1661 Mission
MidonF., 109 Powell
Miller Fannie Mrs., 934 Valencia
Milos Milan, 16, 3d
Mocker Edwin A., li

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Confectionery— Contd.
Morton T. H. Mrs., 460 Haight
Murthin Peter W. W., 420 Hayes
Olague James, 1206 Montgomery
Palisi Joseph, SE cor Leidesdorfl and Califor-
nia
Penman Martha Mrs., New City Hall, 1st floor
Peena Joseph, 1324 Dupont
PhreanerAdamF., 134 Ellis
Pierson Bros., 225 Kearny
Pfluger Annie Miss, 5301/2, 6th
Poehlman's Confectionery, 401 Post
Pollicroniou Peter, 520, 3d
Price George, 231, 6th
Price MertenS., 721 Larkin
Pronejos Emanuel, 1061 Market
Reed G. R. & Co., 113 Powell
Reilly John W., UW^. 6th
Roberts George F., 1.301 Polk
Rosso Andrew, 250, 3d
Rotger Adele Miss, 15 Market
Rouxel Mary Mrs., 264, 3d
Ruffieux Louis, 109 Powell
Ryan Catherine Miss, 722 Lombard
SchiafiBno Emanuele, 2008 Mission
Schreiber Joseph Jr., 950-952 Market
Snyder Lizzie Mrs., 435 Larkin
Staengel Eberhard, 1432 Pacific
Steese Frances Mrs., 705 Polk
Stocking Charles F., 1825 Polk
Townsend W. S., 627 Market
Wagner Bros., 1925 Fillmore
Welch John F., Sausalito Ferry
Wendel George, 123 Taylor
Wichman Fritz. 336, 24th
Wilkens Nicolaus,2424 Market

• Conservatory of Music.
SAN FRANCISCO CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,

215 Powell

Consuls.

Argentine Republic, Jose L. Schleiden acting
consul, 12 Mills Bldg, 3d floor

Austro-Hungarian Empire, Francis Korbel, 308
Battery

Belgium, Wilfrid B. Chapman, 123 California,
room 16

Chile, Juan M. Luco consul-general, 40 Mont-
gomery Block

Chinese Empire, Li Yung Yew consul-general,
Chang Ting Chip consul. King Owyang vice-
consul, 806 Stockton

Costa Rica, Rafael Gallegos consul-general.
230 California

Denmark, John Simpson, 22 California, room 12

France, Alexandre Laurence de Lalande, 604
Commercial

German Empire, Adolph Rosenthal consul-
general, Oswald Lohan vice-consul, 318 Sac-
ramento

Great Britain, Joseph W. Warburton consul-
general, Wellesley Moore vice-consul, 506
Battery

Greece, August Goustiaux acting consul, 625
Minna

Guatemala, Miguel Carrillo, 204 Front

Hawaiian Islands, Charles T. Wilder consul-
general, John F. Soper vice-consul, 206 San-
some, room 22

Honduras, John T. Wright, 640 Market

Italy, Francesco B. Grimaldi, consul, 506 Bat-
tery, room 1

Japan, M. Tunakoshi vice-consul, 1514 Pine

Mexico, Alexander K. Coney consul-general,
604 Clay

Nicaragua, William L. Merry consul-general,
331 Pine, room 2

Paraguay, P. J. Van Loben Sels consul, 508
Montgomery

Peru, Robert B. Huie consul, 203 California

Portugal, Ignazio da Costa Duarte consul,
Henrique Laidley vice-consul, 605 Clay

Republic of Columbia, Adolfo Canal consul-
general, 217 Sansome, room 9

Russia, Vladimir A. Artsimovitch consul-
general, Horace G. Piatt vice-consul, 418
California, rooms 9-10

Salvador, EustoejoCalderon consul, 303 Califor-
nia, room 2

Spain, Jorge Madrilley consul, 41154 California

Sweden and Norway, Henry Lund consul, 214
California

Switzerland, Antoine Borel consul, 311 Mont-
gomery

The Netherlands, P. J. Van Loben Sels consul,
508 Montgomery

Turkey, George E. P. Hall consul, 2 Mutual
Life Bldg, 6th floor

Uruguay, Jose Costa consul, 114 Montgomery

Consulting Engineers.

(See Engineers— Consulting.)

Contractors.

(See also Carpenters and Builders, also Brick

and Stone Masons.)
Ackerson & Patterson, 88 Flood Bldg
American Improvement Co., 220 Sansome, room 4
Anderson Bros., 407 McAllister
Bagge William H., 1740 Mission
Bateman William, 411 Mission
Batterton William H., 22.34 Post
Bauer Leopold, 3015 Buchanan
BAY CITY IRON WORKS, 103-105 Fremont and

323-325 Mission
Bingham James H., 28 Phelan Bldg
Black W. C, 713 Elizabeth
Blanchard Frank A., 950 Howard
Bliss William F., 1607 Mission
Blue Rock Contracting Co.. 214 Pine
Bray Henry T., 29 Clinton Park
Brodt John, 360 Sanchez
Brooks Edwin L., 910 Army

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Brutcher Andrew, 1 107 Clay

I BUCKMAN ALBERT E.,

302 Montgomery, room 4

' Butterfieid Fred, 1314A Dolores
I California Concrete Co., 14 Post

California Construction Co., 12 Nucleus Bldg

California Sandstone and Contracting Co., 40
1 New Montgomery

Calvert John, 31 Pleasant

Carroll Michael T., 2021 Turk

Chester Henry, 1619 Mission

City Street Improvement Co., 11 Mills Bldg, 5th
floor
1 Clute Alva B., 302 Montgomery, room 14

Cody Patrick J., cor 29th and Mission
{ Connell Patrick, 1002 V2 Minna

Conroy J. G., 410 Kearny

Cooper W. E., 241,9th

Coverdale David S., 77-78 Chronicle Bldg

Crooks John J., 1603 Laguna

Culver Frank D., 6 Columbian Bldg

Cushing-Wetmore Co., 508 California, room 9

Dahlberg Andrew, 935 Market

Danehy James, 3305 Geary

Dellavella Michele, 1425V^ Dupont
i Dennison Ezra F., 538 Kearny
'< Dibert Bros. Manufacturing Co., 235-227 Mission

Diggins Bros., 40 New Montgomery
' Dodson Beverly, cor Virginia and Prospect Avs

Doe Loring B., 23 Market, room 1

Donnelly E., 40 New Montgomery

Douglas & Greene, 1939 Mission
; Dowling John J., 334 Montgomery, room 4

DREW GEORGE L, 734 Washington
: Duebel Charles A., 126, 1st

i Eagle Asphaltum Rooting and Contracting Co.,
! 628 Market

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' Elder Scott, 17-19 Spear

Ewing Robert, 418 California, room 5

Fanning Edward, 320 Chestnut
! Fay Philip S., 124 Sansome
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Flinn & Treacy, 3:^1 Montgomery

Flynn James J., 82 Flood Bldg

Forsyth O. W., 628 Market

Galloway, Townley & Co., 43-44 Steuart

Geary James, 40 New Montgomery

General Construction Co., 77 Columbian Bldg

Gerisch George, IV^ Marcy PI

Glackin James, SW cor 20th and Missouri

Glaser Peter J., 2208 Mason

Goggins L. M., 1018a Shotwell

GRAY BROTHERS, 316 Montgomery

Greely John, 326, 8th Av

Harney D. & C. S., 45 Columbian Bldg

Harney Joseph G., 45 Columbian Bldg

Healy Michael J., 40 New Montgomery

HEALY, TIBBITTS & CO., 27 Steuart

Henon Charles W., 40 New Montgomery

Higgins Maurice, 1202 Folsom

Hinckley A. G., r. 2339 Pine

Hogan Martin C, 206, 14th

Hughston George, 28 Caroline

Hussey Albion C, 734 Washington

Hyland J. Amos, 238 Montgomery

Jackson Jasper S., 215 Crocker Bldg

JACKSON P. H. & CO., 228-230, 1st

Keatinge, Leonard & Ransome,

11-12 Nucleus Bldg
Kelly Henry J., 234 Montgomery, room 4
Kelso John, 331 Montgomery, rooms 8-8
Kenney John J., 26th Av nr Point Lobos Av
Kenny Edward, 2733 Pine

Kenny & McHugh, NE cor 10th Av and Fulton
Kent J. E. &Co., 1817 Polk
Kerr William Co., 903 Battery
Kincaid John E., 314 Montgomery
Kirkwood William J., 1554 Valencia
Kunauer Joseph, 12 Jones
LANE W. E., .Too Kearny
LAYDON DARBY & CO., 137 Main
Leahy James F., 711 Spreckels Bldg
Leffler Frederick, 302 Montgomery
Leonard M., NW cor Point Lobos and 7th Avs
Lightner John S., 1629 Mission
Lloyd H. J., Harrison bet 13th and 14th
Logan James F., 621 Mission
Mahony Bros., 199-200 Crocker Bldg
Mandonnet Adolph. 709 Stockton rear
Manseau James J., 1801 Eddy
Marcuse & Remmel, 628 Market
Masarie F. & Co., 10 Blake
Mattingly Richard C, 238 Montgomery
Maxwell Robert S., 510 California
Maxwell William H., 510 California
Maze Commodore P., 119 Beale
McCann & Sons, 406, 10th
McClure Henry N., 40 New Montgomery
McCrosson John T., 234 Montgomery
McDade Joseph G., 1608 Folsom
McDonald James, 2051/2, 14th
McDonald James T., 1218 Mission
McFadden John, 9 Tonningson PI
McGilvray John D. & Co., SW cor 2d and King
McHugh Felix, 337, 6th Av
McHugh & Sheerin, 3908 Clay
McKay Alexander, 1309 Baker
McMahon Bernard, 125 Steuart
McMAHON JAMES A.. 210-212-214 Spear
McMullen L. G., 3318 Geary
McPhee Co., 1219 Market
McWhirter Electric Co., 457 Valencia
Metson John E., 1114 Turk
Moore Charles P., 221 Front, room 5
Moore George H., 221 Front, room 5
Moran Thomas, 20 Erie
Moriarty John E., 1906, 25th
Morris Alfred G., 303 Montgomery
Morris Thomas, 37 Juniper
Morton John R., 1816 Howard
Murphy Patrick, 1772 Folsom
Nolte Louis H., 300, 15th
Norton John, 514, 15th
Nounnan J. F., 2111 Scott
O'Brien James H., 238 Montgomery
O'Connor James H., 410 Kearny
Oberfeld & Braunbeck, 221514 Mason
Pacific Bridge Co., 4 California, room 8
Pacific Creamery and Cannery Construction Co.,

45 New Montgomery

Pacific Paving Co., 106 Phelan Bldg

PATTINSON JOSEPH, 1518 Turk

Ferine George M., 238 Montgomery

Phillips J. P. M., 40 New Montgomery

Pool Joseph R., 1130 Mission

Porter William A., 121, 10th

Potter Americus V., Wool nr Eugenia Av

Quast Charles, 303 Montgomery

Rae James, 713, 7th

Raisch A. J., 510 Safe Deposit Bldg

Raisch Willi am C, 510 Safe Deposit Bldg

Robinson & Gale, 40 New Montgomery

Rosso Charles, 217 Hayes

San Francisco Bridge Co., 42 Market

San Francisco Paving Co., 510 Safe Deposit
Bldg

San Francisco Timber Preserving Co., 106 Mar-
ket

Schmitz Frank, 712 Folsom

Schulz James E., Sagamore nr Plymouth Av

Schutt Charles, 13 Shotwell

Sexton Peter, 11 Bernice

Sibley Levi, 1305 Howard

Smith Charles H., 1914 Sutter

Smith John, 190 Russia Av

Smith Joseph, 2933 Mission

Somervell William S., 413 Kearny

Steinmann F. v., 819 Jessie
i Styles William H., 2215b Sutter
\ Sullivan David, 1623 Howard
! Sullivan J. J. & Son, 109 Morris Av
; Sutton James, 1510 Mission
I Taber Edwin F., 1550 Howai;-d
j Thoenges Louis, 1602 Mission

Thomason Edwin R., 215 Safe Deposit Bldg

THOMSON BRIDGE CO., 9 Mission

Thornton William E.. 40 New Montgomery

Tucker Sampson E., 510 California

Tuttle John, 516 Haight

United Paving Co's., 215 Safe Deposit Bldg

Van Dusen Benjamin R., 1402 Devisadero

Vaughan Hiram G., 510 Safe Deposit Bldg

Vincent Clarence D., 5 Mills Bldg, 6th floor

Walker Beth, 9 Laskie

Wantz Charles W., 151 V4 Valencia

Warren & Malley, 2.32 Montgomery and 212, 9th

Weisman George, 1321 Mason

Werner George W.. 921 Florida

White James B., 1209 Eddy

Whittier James E., NW cor 7th and Berry

WILLIAMS, BELSER, & CO., 302 Montgomery,
room 2 ^^^

WILLIAMS, BELSER & CO.

CO rSIXR ACTORS

FOR ALL KINDS OF
STREET WORK

OFFICE, 302 MONTGOIVIERY ST.

Room 2 San Francisco

Williams Victor, 214 Pine

Williams & Belser, 302 Montgomery, room 2

Williams & Woods, 302 Montgomery, room 2

Wessinger John W., 310 Montgomery

Wray Samuel, 1247 Mission

Young L. G., 1, 8th

Zihn Andreas, 123, 12th

* Conveyancers.

(See also Notaries Public.)
KING JAMES L., 308 California
Knox George T., 444 California
Wheat Charles D., 501 California

Coopers.

Ansley Washington, 14 Merchant
Bucking Diedrich, 658 Bryant

CALIFORNIA BARREL CO.,

327 Market

Carl Andrew, 217-219 Commercial
Cereghino David, Mission Road opp Francis
Cornell & Co., 410 Main
Dalmas George W., 115 Shotwell

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Coopers— Cont'd.
DeBoer H. J. & Co., 1636 Howard
Eldridge Charles, 24 Commercial
Herbert & Vogel, NE cor Front and Broadway
and 36 Commercial

g HOGAN & CO.,

1106-1108 Battery, telephone Main 1455

Hubbell Samuel T., 413 Drumm

Jensen Christian, 15 Jessie

King Thomas B., 12 Howard

Kucich Jerome J., SW cor Dupont and Fran-
cisco

Larsen George, 531, 2d

Lawson Andrew, 223-225 Jackson

Ohlson Louis W., 239 Steuart

Pacific Woodenware and Cooperage Co., 126
Davis, room 4

PETZOLD AUGUST, 27-29 Broadway

AUGUST PETZOLD
COOPER

Manufacturer of all kinds of Liquor and Wine Work
27 AND 29 Broadway

Itcpalring promptly done. Old Barrels and Casks
Bought and Sold. Telephone 5014

Sproul M. D., 1023 Army

Windeler George, 241 King

Woerner David, cor 14th and Harrison

* Cooper's Stoct.
LAWSON F. A. & CO., 123 California, room 15
Richards John W., 530 California, room 1

* Copper Boilers.
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

* Copper Importers.

Lake Superior Copper Mill (Pittsburg, Pa.), 119

California
MARWEDEL C. F., 58, 1st
Montague W. W. & Co.. 309-317 Market
Pacific Metal Works, 137-139, 1st
Park Brother & Co. (Limited), 119 California

* Copper Pipe and Tubing.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

Copper Plate Engravers.

(See Engravers— Copper.)

Copper Plate Printers.
CROCKER H. S. CO., 215-219 Bush
SLATTERY M. J., 723 Market

Coppersmiths.

Caldares Frank & Bro., 434 Valencia
ILS JOHN G. & CO., 814-816 Kearny
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Moresi D. & Son, 5 Morey Alley
Rouen Armand, 735 Broadway
Sanders & Co., 421-423 Mission
Shields & Hadler, 550 Mission
Smith Charles W., 16-18 Washington
Wagner Ludwig, 565 Mission

* Copying Presses.

(See also Stationers.)
CROCKER H. S. CO., 215-219 Bush

* Copyists.

(See also Stenographers, also Typewriting.)
HAINES JOSEPH D., 420 Montgomery, room 21

Cordage.
BAKER & HAMILTON, NW cor Pine and Davis
Feldmann L. & Co., 220-222 Front
Osborne D. M. & Co.. 27 Main
Tubbs Cordage Co., 607-613 Front

Cordage Manufacturers.

Meagher James, 427, 28th
Tubbs Cordage Co., 607-613 Front

Cordials.

(See Syrups and Cordials.)

Cork Dealers.

Alther Robert J., SE cor Ellis and Scott
Bach Charles, 535-537 Sacramento
Bauer J. & Co., 632 Sacramento
Herrmann & Co., 309-311 Sacramento
MARSH & KIDD, agents A. L. Butz (Philadel-
phia), 522 Market
WATSON & CO., 124 Market

Cornice Makers— Metal

Conlin & Roberts, 728-730 Mission

Cronan W., 1213 Market

Forderer Cornice Works, 224-228 Mission

FORDERER CORNICE WORKS

MANITFACTUREKS OF

Architectural Sheet Metal Cornices

Copper and Zinc Ornaments

Forderer's Patent Ventilated Skylights

Tile, Slate and Metal Roofing

324-338 Mission St. San Francisco

Jobbing Promptly Attended to.

Guilfoy James, 204, 8th

Corsets,

also Dry Goods

Iso Ladies
Furnishing Goods.)

Beckel Joseph & Co. (N. Y.), 220 Sutter

Brown William C. Mrs., 327 Larkin

Clark Barbara, 207a Powell

Claveloux A. J. Mrs., 609 Jones

Croner Bondy, 309 Hayes

Davidson Mary A., 225 Geary

Driven Jeanne Mrs., 524 Sutter

FalknerG. Mrs., 705 Larkin

Freud J. Richard & Co.. 816 Market

FREUD'S CORSET HOUSE, Mrs. Rosa Vogels-

dorff, 742 744 Market and 10-12 Grant Av
Gehret Sophie Mrs., 143 Larkin
HAMELIN A. Mme., 41 1 Geary

MME. A. HAMELliM

Fine French Corsets

Formerly of 215 Post Street

Received 1st Award at Mechanics' Fair in

1889, 1890 and 1891

411 Geary Street, San Francisco

Klaus Marie Mrs., 1821 Mason

Luscombe & Isaacs (agents), 537 Market

Martineaux J. Mme., 1010 Geary

McGuire & Co., 408 Sutter

Morrow & Co., 504 Greenwich

Nicolls M. A. Miss, 339 Hayes

R. & G. Corsets, Luscombe & Isaacs agents, 537
Market

Robinson Bros., 50 Flood Bldg

Stern Frederick, .523 Market

Wright Chester F., 10 Geary and 35 New Mont-
gomery

Cosmetics— Manufacturers.

Butler M. J. Mrs., 131 Post
Corona Cosmetic Co., 126 Kearny
Harrison Nettie Mrs.. 40 Geary
Love Homer E., 218 Eddy
Marchand Lizzie Mrs., 28 Geary
Pacific Perfumery Co., 41 Stevenson
Ruppert A. Mrs., 26'^ Kearny

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Costumers.

Anderson Hilda Mrs., 121 Stockton
Goldstein & Co., 26 O'Farrell
Peter Frederick, 729 Market
Schafer Maria Mrs., 34, 3d
Walter & Rogg, 9 Geary

• Cotton Belting.
GOODYEAR RUBBER CO., 577-579 Market
O'BRIEN M., 511-513 Mission

* Cotton Goods.
DETRICK E. Jr., 303 Califoinia
Hasslacher L. C, 120 Sutter
Sanford J. W., 214 Pine, room 30

Cotton Mills.

California Cotton Mills Co. (Oakland), 310 Cali-
fornia

Cracker Bakers.

(See Bakeries— Cracker.)

Crayon Artists.

(See Artists— Crayon.)

* Cream Tartar.

de Latour George, 819 Sansome
Horstmann John, 667-675 Bryant

* Creamery Supplies and Machinery.
BAKER & HAMILTON, NW cor Pine and Davis

Credit Registers.

(See Registers— Credit.)

Crockery and Glassware— Wholesale.

Anglo-American Crockery and Glassware Co.,
108-110 Pine

Barnett & Kalisky, 195 Stevenson

Brandenstein Alfred J. & Co., 523 Market

Cerf, Schloss « Co., Ill Battery

Cook & Co., 123 Kearny

ITO, SATOMI & CO., 116 Sutter

Jackson T. VV. & Co., 226 Market

MARSH H. F., agent U. S. Glass Co. (Pitts-
burgh, Pa.), and Willet's Mfg. Co. (Pottery)
of Trenton. N. J., 18 Sutter

MARSH & KIDD, agents Eastern glass manu-
facturers, 522 Market

NATHAN, DOHRMANN & CO., 122-132 Sutter

San Francisco Crockery and Glassware Co., 422

United States Glass Co., 18 Sutter
Wangenheim, Sternheim & Co., 528-530 Market

Crockery and Glassware— Retail.

Brown Charles & Son, 807 Market

Caro Samuel, 3014, 16th

Central Park Fair, 1181-1185 Market

Cohen Mellia Mrs., 1914 Fillmore

Cohen Selig, 601 Post

Cohn Lena Miss, 213a Clement

Cook & Co., 123 Kearny

Cowen & Co wen, 1041 Market

Davidson David, 22, 9th

Doyle Richard S. & Son, 2012 Mission

Duff Ruth Mrs., 414, 3d

Eldridge Catherine Mrs., 1509 Dupont

Friedman Bros., 1065 Market

Friedman Solomon, 2815'/4 Mission and 2783, 16th

Jantzen Frederick, 641 Kearny and 717 Market

Joseph Bros., 234, 4th

Knipper Albert F., 1417 Stockton

Marks A., 212 California

NATHAN, DOHRMANN & CO., 122-132 Sutter

Nelson William F. & Son, 601 Front

Oppenheimer I. & Co., 324, 6th

Potter Francis A., 2516 Mission

Rigaud Louis, 1506 Polk

Roche Francis, 427 Hayes

Samuels Henry, 1017 Valencia

Shemanski Julius, 1217 Stockton

Simon Joseph, 302, 6th

Varnhagen Simon, 140, 9th

Wangenheim, Sternheim &Co., 528-530 Market

Wehrli Albert, 1209 Stockton

Wiedero Henry O., NW cor 4th and Mission

WILL & FINCK CO., 818-820 Market

* Crucibles.

(See also Assayers' Materials.)
Dempster & Son, 320 Sansome, room 22
Dixon Joseph Crucible Co., 304 Market

* Crushed Trap Rock.
GRAY BROTHERS, 316 Montgomery

Curiosities.

Greenberg Leopold, 351^ O'Farrell

HERMANN THEODORE & CO., 630 Washington

Joseph Nathan & Co., 641 Clay

Kafurri Bertros, 424 Vallejo

Nolte W. F., 108 Golden Gate Av

Vaselatos Napoleon, Ocean Terrace, Sutro

Heights
Wilkins & Pearson, Cliff Houze
Wing Fat & Co., 719 Dupont

* Curled Hair.

California Curled Hair Co., Kansas and Army
Wucherer J. & C, cor 10th Av South and P

Curriers.

(See Tanners and Curriers.)

* Curtains and Draperies.

California Furniture Manufacturing Co., 117-121

Geary
SLOANE W. & J. & CO., 641-647 Market

Custom House Brokers.

(See BrokerF— Custom House.)

Cutlers.

Brown Charles & Son, 807 Market
Duchein Peter, 23 Montgomery Av
Eureka Cutlery Works, .540 California
Faass George, 328 Bush

FOLKERS J. H. A. & BROTHER, 815 Market
Hatteroth William, 321 Kearny
Hayes Michael J., 1518 Market
Helliwell Richard, 104 Stockton
Mignola John Jr., 1332 Mission
Ortett Bros., 524-526 Commercial
Schoeneman Fred, 604 Mission
WILL & FINCK CO., 818-820 Market

Cutlery— Importers.

(See also Hardware— Wholesale.)
Allen E. T. Co., 416 Market
American Import Co. The. 107 Sansome
BAKER & HAMILTON, NW cor Pine and Davis
California Notion and Toy Co., 524-526 Market
Daneri E. H. & Co., 418 Battery
FOLKERS J. H. A. & BROTHER, 815 Market
HOLLER J. S. & CO. (Adolph Blaich), 35 New

Montgomery
HOLMES & EDWARDS SILVER CO., 120 Sutter,

room 3
MARSH & KIDD, agents Schulder Bros. (Ger-

maDV), 522 Market
NATHAN, DOHRMANN & CO., 122-132 Sutter
Osborn Hardware and Tool Co., 414 Market
Osborn R. F. & Co., 751-753 Market
Shreve & Co., Market and Post
Wangenheim, Sternheim & Co., 528-530 Market
Weil A. & T. & Co., 11 Battery

* Cylinder and Machine Oils.
BAKER & HAMILTON, NW cor Pine and Davis
PACIFIC TOOL AND SUPPLY CO., 100-104, 1st

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Dairy Produce— Wholesale.

Bennett George, 35-36 and 43-44 California
Market

BRAUER, GRASSHOFF & CO.. 309 Front

Brigham, Hoppe & Co., 205-209 California

California-Nevada Creamery Co., Ill Front

Campodonico & Malcolm Co., 325-333 Washing-
ton

Dairymen's Union of California, 113-119 Davis

De Bernardi D. & Co., 406 Front

Dodge, Sweeney & Co., 114-116 Market

Felling, Cressy & Co., 108 Davis

Freitas Manuel T., 335 Front

Getz Bros. & Co., 111-115 California

Gilbert Bros. & Co., 118-120 Davis

Haight Frederick B., 212-214 Front

Healdsburg and Sonoma Commission Co., 305
Front

Hills Bros., 1S6-130 Market

Hilmer, Bredhofl & Schulz, 36 California

Hooper & Jennings, 213-215 Front

Jacobson Charles &Co., 423 Front

Joost Hermann, 310 Battery

Kirohmann H. & Co.. 210 Clay

Kowalsky & Co., 317-321 Front

Marin County Creamery Co., 105 Sacramento

Marshall, Teggart & Co., 306 Davis

Marshall & Reimers, 320 Front

Martens F.& Co., 326 Battery

Martin, Feusier & Co., 309 Clay

McARTHUR W. D., 132 California

Newbauer J. H. & Co., 226 Front

NORTH J. A. (New York) , W. D. Mc Arthur agent,
132 California

Norton, Teller & Roden, 125-131 California

Point Reyes Creamery Co., 413 Pine

Price W. C. & Co.. 425 Front

Ross & Hewlett, 300 Davis

Russ, Sanders & Co., 121-123 Davis

Sattler H. H. & Co., 427 Front

Sherry, Avilla& Co , 321 Clay

Smith O. B. & Co., 301-303 Front

Tilden H. N. & Co., 426 Sansome

Von Ronn, Hencke & Lorsbach. 313 Front

Wheaton, Breon & Co., 101-107 California

WHITNEY C. E. & CO., 122-128 Davis

Wieland Bros., 212 Davis

Wilson & Baechtel, 205 Davis

Witzel & Baker, 314-316 Battery

Wolfen Max & Co., 405-407 Front

Dairy Produce— Retail.

Abramovich Bros. & Co., 1654 Polk
Alleman Charles, 1126 Larkin
Atchinson B. M. & Co., 16-17 Centre Market
Bates D W., 2204 Fillmore
Baumann Frank, 141, 7th
Beck Preben S., 1324 Pacific
Bengtson Josephine Mrs., 2610 Mission
Bennett George, 35-36 and 43-44 California Mar-
ket
Binzer Charles, 1119 Howard
Biot Marie Miss, 52 Centre Market
Blumenthal Herman S. Mrs., 1413 Church
Brandt Clans, SE cor Oak and Octavia
Buchner John, 532 Hayes

Burns Thomas A., 109, 7th and Emporium Bldg
Cardan E. H., 430 Devisadero
Casement Frank, 1125 Valencia
Christensen & Nielsen, 146, 7th
Christern Joachim Mrs., 1019 McAllister
Cohn Augusta Mrs., 919 Larkin
Conlan George^ 4113 California
Connolly Thomas, 9-11 S. F. Market
Cortelyou Peter L., 10 California Market
Covert Jennie Miss, 1615 Polk
Crough John A., 428 Hayes and 108, 6th
Desenfant Paul J., 7-13 Pacific Fruit Market
Eschelson Josiah, 413 Natoma
FasslerXavier, 1819 Howard
Fink A. W., 50-51 Washington Market
Flood William, 408, 5th
Fodera Antone, 2-8 San Francisco Market
Fricke Gustave, 131, 5th
Frizzi John, 434, 3d
Gamma Misses, 1008 Hyde
Gehrig Peter, 1405 Folsom

Gibson Alexander, 23714, 7th

Graber Hans, 2339 Market

GraboCarl F., 643Vallejo

Grasshoft William, 404 Devisadero

Guth Anna Mrs., 210, 12th

Haas Charles, 412^4, 6th

Houser L. R., 2216 Fillmore

Heise John D., SW cor 16th and Valencia

Heselberg Charles S., 338b 24th

Honel Adolph S., 39 Centre Market

Joesten Baptist, 112, 3d

Kahn Samuel L,., 909 Larkin

Kane & Heaney, 11 Centre Market

Kazinsky Julius, IOO314 Pierce

Labran A. Mrs., 402 Dupont

Lanzendorf Ernest, 1606 Polk

Lederer Benjamin, 429 Minna

Lehmann Max, 625 McAllister

Lemoine & Co., 2-10 Pacific Fruit Market

Lenfestey William G., 1823 Union

Lerner Isidore, 940 Harrison

Lindenmeyer Aimee Mrs., 1522 Howard

Lohmann Jacob, 3132, 16th

Mamlock Albert, 1404 Polk

Manouk Charles, 1653 Mission

Martin C. F. Mrs., 3231 Mission

May Ernest, 118,9th

Meyer William, Sears nr Sherman Av

Miller John, 1517 Polk

Muller E. H., 526. 6th

Netherton John N., 1250 Mission

Neubert & Grabau, 25-26 California Market

Nicolai Christopher, 12281/4 Pacific

O'Brien & Spotorno, 3-6 and 38-39 California

Market
Oesting William C, 88-91 California Market
Rabing Adolph, 2825 Mission
Robrecht Annie Mrs., 1429 Dupont
Rollo William I., 812 Valencia
Rosenstein & Schoenholz, SE cor Geary and

Octavia
Rudolph Charles 1169 Howard
Sauter Charles, 1405 Stockton
Schroeder John, 1300 Stockton
Schudel Emma Miss, 6O314 Post
Schwenkler Mary Miss, 131, 7th
Shenson Harris, 1040 Folsom
Shoemaker & Co., 27-29 California Market
Smith William F., 1029 Valencia
Strasser S. Mrs., 412 Hayes
Strassler Jacob, 2506 Mission
Theodore Charles, 11.56 Guerrero
Thorn & Co., 20-21 Centre Market
Tillman & Feusier, 2312 Fillmore
Turk Henry, 53-54 Centre Market
Twing & Stillman, 24 Bay City Market
Uster Frank, 14.3, 3d
Vosty Stefano, 1510 Howard
Walker Ellery A., 36OO14 Sacramento
Weisel Philip, 335 Hayes
West George S., 9 Laskie
Wilke Adeline Mrs., 2OO614 Mission
Wrage Henry, 2503 Mission

* Dairymen's Supplies.
BAKER & HAMILTON, NW cor Pine and

Davis
BOWEN J. L. & SON (stamped railroad milk

cans and coolers), 39, 2d
Steele R. E., 109 California, room 2
Wickson G. G. & Co., 3-5 Front

Dancing Academies.

(See Teachers— Dancing.)

Decorative Artists.

(See Artists— Decorative, also China Decor-

Decorators.

(House, Ball Rooms, etc.)
Abbes Franz M., 1803 Polk
Andersen & Danielsen, 635 California
Arnold Florence A., 1022 Sutter
Bates Mary D. Miss, 1619 Washington

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BUSOH & WOCKER,

325 Montgomery, room 34, studio 3918
Sacramento

Clark G. W. & Co., 653 Market

Cooks Decorating Co., 410 Sutter

Cooney John J., 141,4tli

CURLEY & CROWE, 503 Haight nr Fillmore

Foley Daniel, 1804 Market

Fraser J. P., 310 Stockton

Goetze F. W, 1314 Market

HARMUTH MORITZ, 1021 McAllister

Heringer Henry A. & Co., 813 Larkin

Indianapolis Furniture Co., 750 Mission

Jones George B., 317 Sutter

Juergensen Charles. 912 Larkin

Keefe John H., 317 Sutter

Kenny James F., 6 Golden Gate Av rear

Kern & Eibach, 105 Donohoe Bldg

KUSS PETER N., 422 Sutter

Leopo d Charles M., 39 Post

Malz Herman, 742 Tehama rear

Mann R. & Co., 118 O'Parrell

Martin & Ingalsbe, 715 Sutter

McCord ^. L., 1731 Market

McKAY WASHINGTON I.,

ball room decorator, office 207 Montgom-
ery

Mellon John S., 50 O'Farrell
Moretti & Trezzini, 71-72 St. Ann's Bldg
0'Hara& Livermore. 704 Sutter
Pascoe William J., 307 Turk
Pelicano Frank & Co., 343 Kearny
Podesta & Baldocchi, 242 Sutter
Porter Bruce, 606 Jackson
Pratt Frank E., 320 Turk
Price E. & Son, 17 Van Ness Av
Schleicher August F., 15, 4th
SELLERS JAMES C, 224 O'Farrell
Shibeley Frank Mrs., 311 Sutter
Smith George J. & Sons, 240 Post
Stein C. G., 621 Taylor
Wagner Henry F., 635 California
Wendt Maximilian E., 1509 Leavenworth

Delicacies.

Allari Joseph & Son, 55-56 California Market

Anixter Rachael Mrs., 1408'/^ Devisadero

Aubert Albert, 827 Pacific

Bachtold Jacob, 216, 2d

BlucherMary Mrs., 405 Jones

Bosche Lucien, 1300a Powell

BRAUER, GRASSHOFF & CO.,309 Front

■Cerruti Eduardo, 1311 Dupont

Churchill Milo H., 438 O'Farrell

Davis Gertrude Mrs., 160214 Post

Deppe Lena, 116 Hayes

Dwight Joseph, 623 Post

Glunk Christian, 56 Bay City Market

Goette Bernard, 703 Devisadero

Gordon & Dilworth (New York), 301 Front

Heidborn Charles W., 1417 Ellis

Heitmeyer Bros., 1736 Devisadero

Kant Max D., 23 Grand Central Market

Lewis Henry C, 40714 Turk

Lichtig Thomas, 147 Taylor

Mailandt Rosa Miss, 307 O'Farrell

Marion Joseph, 56 Centre Market

Newton Leroy, 1524 Dupont

Quade A. & Co., 636 Market

Reusch Jacob, 1116^4 Folsom

Roediger Frank A., 406 Larkin

Schlegel & Brucker, 336-328 Front

Thorn & Co., 20-21 Centre Market

Ullman Daniel. 218 O'Farrell

Weber Emma Mrs., 217 Polk

Weeks M. E. Mrs., 604>/2 Geary

Wieland Bros., 212 Davis

Williams Thomas P., 150 Eddy

Dental Laboratories.
HOYT FLETCHER S., 131 Post
Jaegeling Julius P., 819 Market
Knowlton John S., 345 Phelan Bldg

Dentists.

Akiyama Kay R., 419 Stockton
Armstrong William H., 651 Vallejo
Ash worth Frank P., 2337 Mission
Atwood William A., 12 Murphy Bldg
Axton Frederick R., 513 Spreckels Bldg
Backman Gotthard S., 15 and 30 St Ann's Bldg
Bagby & Coke, 26 Montgomery
Bardue Nelson, 1646 Market
Bauer Charles F., 30 Post
Beers Barrett, 230 Kearny
Belie. F., 2303 Fillmore
Bernard Herbert A., 332 Post
Bertaud Eugene H., 333 Post
Blake Charles E. Sr., 23 Kearny
Blake Robert J., 38 Geary
Blankma-i William, 10371/4 Market
Bliss Frederick A., 27 Donohoe Bldg
Block Constantin, 1238 Golden Gate Av
Botsford George, 1-3 Donohoe Bldg
Boxton Charles, 331 Post
Boyd Samuel A., 139 Post
Boyes Herbert D., 731 Sutter
Brewer Benjamin B., S19 Market, rooms 4-5
Brooks W. E., 603 Sutter
Brown Albert V., 104 Turk
Brown Calvin D., 448'/^ Valencia
Brown Charles H., 104 Turk
Brown James A., 104 Turk
Brun L. E., 607 Sutter
Bryant W. A., 830 Sutter
Burns O. B., 8 Ellis
Bush & Son, 8 Kearny
CAHILL STEPHEN D., 1346 Valencia
Cane Alfred, 6 Turk
Carlton Harry P., 67-70 Crocker Bldg
Cavalsky Valdemar. 24, 6th
Chalfant John, 8 Mason
Chalfant Samuel P., 8 Mason
Chapman Ira H., SOOlVj, 16th
Clark Franklin N., 36 Montgomery
Clarke William H., 137 Kearny
Cochrane Edwin O., 850 Market
Cogswell James L., 819 Market, room 21
Coleman Ralph C, 1631 Devisadero
COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 6-8-10 Phelan
Bldg

COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION

Phelan Building Rooms 6, 8, 10

GAS SPECIALISTS

Positively Extract Teeth Without Pain. The
only office that makes and gives the celebrated
"Coltou Gas." Established in 1863. Over
40,000 references. Also, performs all operations

in Dentistry. ^^ Charles W. Decker

Coney David M., 1508 Market

Conradt Herman J., 831 Kearny

Cool William P., 33 Kearny

Copsey AlamanderN., 21 Powell

Coulson Nathaniel T., 1 3 Murphy Bldg

Craigie Henry, 521 McAllister

CRANZ LOUIS T., 103 Geary

Creagh John W., 508 Filbert

CROOME DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 759 Market

Crum Freeman A., 320 Hayes

Cummings J. E., 1402 Bush

Curragh J. M., 428 Sutter

Cutlar Roger, 818 Sutter

Davidson Robert F., 23 Donohoe Bldg

Davis Edward L., 101 Phelan Bldg

Davis Henry C, 131 Post

DECKER CHARLES W.,

6-8-10 Phelan Bldg

Deichmiller Conrad, 616 Golden Gate Av
Dennis Cecil C, 113 Powell
Dennis Samuel W., 115 Powell
Dohrmann William F., 63 Crocker Bldg
Drucker George I., 3-4 Donohoe Bldg
Duckett Charles S., 850 Market
Dunbar L. L.. 606 Sutter
Dunn Martin J., 134-136 Phelan Bldg
Eddy Earl D., 832 Gearv

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124 IVIarket Street.

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Eisen Edward G., 122 Phelan Bldg
Ellis William A., 1841 Polk
Emerson Edward W., 137, 6th
Erhardt P. C, 636 Sutter
Ferguson Tilghman H., 209 Kearny
Fitzpatrick William E.. 53 Murphy Bldg
Fleisener Hugo H., 224 Kearny
Fletcher Thomas, 218 Noe
Flood Arthur M., 414-415 Spreckels Bldg
Forrest James M., 3259 Mission
Frazer Thomas J.. 80 Flood Bldg
Frederick Harrv A.. 131 Post
Fuller Charles H., 44 St. Ann's Bldg
Gabhs Milton F., 406 Sutter
GaleotoS., 615 Union
Gamhitz Milton R., 819 Market, room 22
Gardner Robert C, 231 Post
Gibbon John A., 14 Grant Av
Giusti J. J., 139 Post
Goddard Clark L., 406 Sutter
Gorton Carey D., 10 St. Ann's Bldg
Greenlaw Mavo A., 819 Market, room 11-12
Gunzburger Benjamin M., 1933-1935 Ellis
HACKETTF. M., 413 Leavenworth
Haines Byron W., 14 Grant Av
Halsted Emmel P., 1142 McAllister
Hardcastle George, 1 Montgomery Block
Harding William C, 500 Sutter
Harrison E. L., 131 Post
Hart Arch C, 33-25 Donohoe Bldg
Haslehurst Alvinza. 231 Post
Hatch James H., 1011 Pine
Hedrick Lyman, 513 Taylor
Heino Julius, SE cor 6th and Howard
Hennessy John C, 1943 Howard
Hibbard Charles W., 2021/2 Stockton
Hill A. L., 1443 Market
Hill Alfred S., 1370 Market
HILL THOMAS L., 8 Odd Fellows' Bldg
Hipkins Henry, 406 Sutter
Hodgen J. D., 1005 Sutter
Hultberg Frank L., Y. M. C. A. Bldg
Hutchison J. E., NW cor 24th and Potrero Av
Iglehart Thomas N., 713 Sutter
Jacobs Saul R..799 Mission
JEFFERY JOSEPH A., 406 Sutter
Johnson John W.,401V2 Hayes
Kalt Schmidt Oscar. 1049 Mission
KEMP van Ee FREDERICK, 1017 Market
Key John W., 1122 Market
Key Thomas B., 9 Powell
King W. Z., 1001 Valencia
Knowles Samuel E., 139 Post
Knowles William A., 118 Grant Av
Lane Fred J., 508 Sutter
Lawrence George O., 231 Post
Lawton W. J. P., 2:31 Post
Leek George W., 20 O'Farrell
LEEK IRA G., 724/2 Market

IRA G. l_e:e:k

JDEJVTIST

Small Plates, Thin Plates and Teeth
Without Plates

Inventor of Electric Dental Engine

724-J4 MARKET STREET

LEEK J. J., 1206 Market, room 4
LEEK J. J. DENTAL PARLORS THE, 1206 Mar-
ket, room 4
Levkowicz Marcus W., 23-25 Donohoe Bldg
Likens James W., 41 Murphy Bldg
Locke Charles W.. 3 St. Ann's Bldg
LORD FRANKLIN F., 235 Kearny
Lovegrove Walter R.. 231 Post
Luce George J., 916 Market
Lundborg John A. W., 336 Post
Macdonald A. E., 21 Powell
Maldonado Edward, 139 Post
Massie Henry C, 231 Post
Matson Andrew P., 1769 Howard
Matthews Charles F., 131 Post
McCargar Richard, 913 Powell

McCarthy John P., 1104 Market

McKellops Henry L., 850 Market

McKenzie Albert W., 115 Kearny

McLaughlin William F. , 43, 6th

McQuitty William A., 448Vi Valencia

Meyer Albert, 1012 Mission

Meyer William A., }i\S, 11th

Millar J. B. F.. 2202 Fillmore

Millbery Arthur H., 1203 Sutter

MILLER G. EVERETT, 14 Grant Av, rooms

16-17
Mish Julien E., 235 Kearny
Morffew Thomas, 702 Market
Morris Thomas H., 30-34 Phelan Bldg
Morton Henry R., 205 Montgomery Av
Morton Henry R. Jr., 637 Kearny
Myers Oliver P., 802 McAllister
Neumann L., 823 Sutter
Noble Howard D., 406 Sutter
O'Connell Robert E., 231 Post
PAGUE FRANK C, Academy of Sciences Bldg,

819 Market, rooms 4-5
Pancoast Franklin, 6 O'Farrell
ParkE. E., 1011 Pine
Payne Clyde, 731 Sutter
Pearce Benjamin F., 139 Post *

Perrault Julian T., 103 Geary
Perry Edward E., 1841 Polk
Perry & Thomas, 1126 Market
Peyton John A., 304. 3d
Piatt Frank L, 80 Flood Bldg
PORTERFIELD R. H., 213 Fulton
Post Charles E., 14 Grant Av
Powell James N., 3-5 Y. M. C. A. Bldg, 5th floor
Pratt Edward W., 14 Grant Av
Prey Oscar F., 26 Montgomery
Price William E., 1104 Market
Proll Rudolph B., 426 Kearny
Ralls Richard F., 14 St. Ann's Bldg
Regensburger A. T., 409!4 Post
Richards Charles W., 47 Post
Richards Harry G., 931 Sutter
Richey William S.. Emporium Bldg
Rietzke Gustav, 1228 Market
Roberts Samuel H., 120 McAllister
Robertson John, 2104 Market
Robinson William H., 205 Montgomery Av
Rodden George F., 139 Post
Root CorydonB., 639 Ellis
Rowand Joseph T., 110 Crocker Bldg
Salmon William S., 1104 Market
Sandford Louis N., 1370 Market
Sands Joseph E., 406 Sutter
Saul George M., 112 Kearny
Schlott Ernest F. Jr., 701 Hayes
Schultze E. H., 1073 Market
Seager Harold L., 536b Valencia
Seely M. J , 1943 Howard
Seibel Philip H, 506 Sutter
SHANKEY WILLIAM G., 56 Flood Bldg
Sharp W. F., 606 Sutter
Shaw Harry H., 224 Kearny
Shepard Edward P., 1346 Market
Sheppard Hamilton M., 2031/2 Stockton
Sherman William B., 116 Phelan Bldg
Short Edwin N.. 101 Phelan Bldg
SichelGustave W.. 231 Post
Sichel Max, 121 Post
Sleberst William H., 761 Valencia
Simpson Jennie M. Miss, 1 Y. M. C. A. Bldg, 5th

floor
Sims Charles, 930 Market
Singleton Walter E., NE cor 23d and Folsom
Sloat Charles F., 46 O'Farrell
Smith Melville E , 1001 Market
Smith & Daniels. 3 Haight
Snead S. L., 3303 Fillmore
Spear Thomas R., 1728 Market
Stanley William H., 115 Kearny
Steele & McFadyen, 17-18 Murphy Bldg
Stickel & Taylor, 1004 Market
Strain Edward L., 21 Powell
Strickland Sidney L., 803 Sutter
Sluttmeister William, 318 Fulton
Sullivan Maurice J., 30 Post
Summers Rollin A., 139 Post
Swain E. M., 771 Howard
Sylvester Albert J., 1148 Sutter
Sylvester William G., 406 Sutter

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Sylvester & Sublett, 43, 6th

Taylor Antoine W., 1308 Union

Taylor Robert L,., 414-415 Spreckels Bldg

Teague Frederic, 21 Powell

Teague Luther A., 10 Geary

Treadwell Frances C. Mrs., 94 Murphy Bldg

Trumpour John, 2302 Howard

Tufts J. B., 1402 Bush

Twist J. Franklin, 819 Market, rooms 33-35

Vanderlip John T., 704 Union

Van Orden George N., 14 Grant Av

Van Orden Leander, 14 Grant Av

VIDAVER N. J.. 323 Geary

VogelThonaas A., 2602 Howard

Wachhorst Newton B., 14 McAllister

Wallace A. H., 731 Sutter

Walsh Robert L., 815% Geary

Warner Alexander, 120 Sutter

Waterman Edwin R., 1833 Polk

Westphal Otto F., 213 Spreckels Bldg

Whitcomb Nathan F., 205, 3d

Whitcomb Sylvester G., 205, 3d

Wilcox Walter I., 223a Leavenworth

Winter J. W., 114 McAllister

Winter & Derby, 206 Kearny

Young H. G.. 1841 Polk

Young John iE., 1841 Polk

Younger Edward A., 300 Stockton

Younger William J., 300 Stockton

Ziegler Charles L., 1104 Market

Dentists' Supplies.
Armer & Weinshenk, 207 Sutter
EDWARDS JAMES W., 301-302 and 326 Empo-
rium Bldg, 3d floor
FOLKERS J. H. A. & BROTHER, 815 Market

H. A. FOLKERS &

815 MARKET ST.

BRO.

Complete stock of all of S. S. WHITE (Phila-
delphia) CELEBRATED GOODS. Illustrated
Catalogue on application.

Hofmann Joseph A., 120 Sutter

Impey Bros., 235 Post

Jeffery Alfred, 1019 Hayes

Johnson C. K.. 124, 9th

Rooch John W., 916 Market

Stott Wellington, 319 Spreckels Bldg

Taylor Antoine W., 13 Trinity

Desiccated Food Manufacturers.

California Desiccated Food Co., 103 Commercial

Designers.

(See also Engravers.)
Brewster Charles U. & Co., 433 Montgomery
Briggs W. Kimball, 611 Clay
Brown A. C, 1368 Market
Bull William H., 611 Clay
Byrnes William H., 611 Clay
CROCKER H. S. CO., 215-219 Bush
Ellis & Co., 420 Montgomery, room 37
Epting Henry, 531 California, room 10
Levi Samuel, 410 Pine
MANNEL GEORGE F., 529 Clay
Nahl Perham W., 510 Montgomery
Niles Addison P., 33 Montgomery Block
San Francisco Photo Engraving Co., 518 Sacra-
mento
Staib George, 117 Murphy Bldg
Stockman Richard, 304 Battery
Van de Casteele H. X., 611 Merchant
WOOD GEORGE M. & CO., 211 Sutter

Desk Manufacturers.

(See also Furniture Manufacturers.)
Fuller George H. Desk Co., 638 Mission
Herring Richard, 557 Brannan

Detective Agencies.

Bury Thomas. 14 Sansome
CTJRTIN JOHN, 410-412 Safe Deposit Bldg
CURTIN'S DETECTIVE AGENCY, 410-412 Safe
Deposit Bldg

JOHN CURTIN, Telephone No. 955

Ex-Pinkerton Detective

CuRTiN's Detective Agency

This Agency is independent of Government or
Municipal control, and is prepared to undertake
all proper Detective business intrusted to it by
Railroads or other Corporations, Banks, Mer-
cantile Houses, Attorneys or Private Indi-
viduals. It does not operate for Rewards nor
engage in Divorce Cases.

410-4-12 Safe Deposit Building

328 MONTGOMERY ST. SAN FRANCISCO

HICKS EDWARD T., 610 Spreckels Bldg

The Hicks Detective Agency

E. T. hick:s

CONFIDENTIAL, LEGITIMATE AND EFFECTIVE

Address located on short notice. Experienced
and tried men for city and country. Advice free.
Watchmen and Guides furnished.

OFFICE

610 Spreckels BuiLOti

San Francisco ^

Lucas Detective Agency, 10 Geary

MACFARLANE THOMAS W., 331 Montgomery,
rooms 44-45

Morse H. N., 430 Kearny

PINKERTON'S NATIONAL DETECTIVE
AGENCY, 14 Crocker Bldg. (See advertise-
ment on following page.)

STILWELL DETECTIVE AGENCY THE, 18
Montgomery

Diamond Importers.

Abraham Max, 126 Kearny
Ahlers Henry C, 126 Kearny
Andrews A., 221 Montgomery
Baden Max M., 121 Post
Barrett & Sherwood, 7 Kearny
BUJANNOFF R., 9 Lick PI
California Jewelry Co., 134 Sutter
CARRAU & GREEN, 220 Sutter
Collins S. H. Co. The, 227 Kearny
Giacobbi Louis A., 319 Kearny
Green Abraham, 220 Sutter
Hammersmith &, Field, 118 Sutter
Hatch J. Q. & Co., 7 Chronicle Bldg
Hirschman Adolph, 113 Sutter
Kampe Solomon, 92 Columbian Bldg
Levison Bros., 134 Sutter
London Diamond Co., 113 Bush
Lundy Thomas, Emporium Bldg
Reardon Daniel J., 103 Flood Bldg
Rothschild & Hadenfeldt, 207 Sutter
Schussler M. & Co., 104 Kearny
Schwalbe Joseph & Co., 512-514 Market
SHREVE & CO., Market and Post
Vanderslice W. K. & Co., 136 Sutter

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IMPOKTBB OF SELECTED VINTAGES OF

BARTON & GUESTIER'S Fine Bordeaux and Sauternes.

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Diamond Setters.

(See also Watchmakers and Jewelers.)
Alkalay Joseph, 126 Kearny
Brand Herman J., 2.30 Kearny
Bujannoff R., 9 Lick PI
Clausen Bros., 410 Kearny, room 3
ErnstAdolph, 216 Kearny
Klumpp Otto, 3 Hardie PI
Knopfmacher August. 126 Kearny
Lindermann Charles H., 126 Kearny
Miller W. A. L., 112 Sutter
Novak Charles, 318 Kearny
Ott August L., 13 Trinity
Pohlmann Gustave, 336 Sutter
Rohrbach J. J. Co., 17 Lick PI
Rothkopf Albert P., 208 Sutter
Sonnenfeld Samuel, 331 Kearny
Toudy Julius C, 126 Kearny
Tuckey Harry W., 126 Kearny
Wagner Charles A., 126 Kearny
Wittmann Joseph, 126 Kearny

Die Sinkers.
CALIFORNIA TOOL WORKS, 143-145 Beale

Cooper & Co., 746 Market
HOFFMAN G. & CO., 608 Sacramento
Irvine J. C. & Co., 339 Kearny

K;imla!£rC^&(3i|S,=

MOISE L. H., 320 Sansome, room 68
MURCH & GRAY, 215 Mission
Wedgwood William Machine Works, 23 Steven-
son
WOOD GEORGE M. & CO., 211 Sutter

Directory Publishers.
CROCKER H. S. CO., 215-219 Bush
Husted Frederick M., 530 California, room 65
POLK R. L. & CO., 530 California, room 65
United States Directory. 4 Lawrence PI

* Disinfectants.
FITCH CHEMICAL CO., 12-14 Drumm

Distilleries,

Biebers Paul, 824 San Jose Av

California Distilling Co., 306 Clay

Crown Distilleries Co., 100-102 Front

Cyrus Noble Distillery (Louisville, Ky.), ofiace

100-102 Front
Elmwood Distilling Co., 221 Front
Golden Gate Distilling Co., office 207 Battery
Monarch M. V. Co. (agency), 318 Front
Oak Valley Distilling Co., 5-7 Drumm

PARIS CORDIAL DISTILLING

CO. THE., A. L. Lanata president, A. A.
Guardia vice-president and general mana-
ger, Charles W. Pettit secretary and treas-
urer, distillers of high grade cordials,
main distillery New Orleans, La., oflce
and salesroom 431 Montgomery
Potrero Yeast and Vinegar Co.. office 230 Kearny
Royal Eagle Distilleries, 112 Taylor
SHERWOOD & SHERWOOD (agents Horsey
Rye and Carlisle Bourbon of Kentucky), 212-
314 Market
Triumph Distillery Co. (agency), 308 Sacra-
mento
Uncle Sam Wine Cellars and Distillery (Napa
and San Jose, Cal.), ofQce 513-517 Sacra-
mento

Divers Submarine.

CALIFORNIA IRON AND WRECKING CO., 638-
640, 2d

Whitelaw T. P. H. & Son, 216 Spear and Sec-
tion 3 Seawall

Dock Builders.

(See Wharf Builders.)

Docks.

(See Dry Docks.)

* Door Checks and Springs.
NORTON DOOR CHECK AND SPRING, Frank
D. Morrell agent, 595 Mission nr 2d

Door Screens.

(See Window and Door Screens.)

Doors and Shutters— Iron.

(See Iron Doors and Shutters.)

Doors, Sash and Blinds.

California Door Co., 113-115 Market

Depew Chas. M. Planing Mill Co., 229-233 Berry

Doe B. & J. S., 44-46 Market

Excelsior Mill Co., 713-717 Bryant

Fairweather Julian R., 514, 5lh

Hansen Albert, S s Berry bet 5th and 6th

HANSEN M. & CO., 231-251 King

Harris & Jones, 728-738 Bryant

Hindes Edward B. & Co., 411 Mission

Huber Frank, 561-563 Brannan

Kittredge E. H. & Co., 113-115 Market

Miller & Hamilton, 413-415 Mission

Parrish N. & Co., 30-34 Spear

San Francisco Planing Mills, 524-530, 5th

Scott & Van Arsdale Lumber Co., SE cor 5th

and Brannan
Sierra Lumber Co., 320 Sansome, room 9
Wilkie Andrew, SW cor Mission and Fremont
Wilson & Bro., 20-22 Drumm

* Drain and Sewer Pipe.

American Composition and Pile Armor Co., 819
Market, room 47

N.CLARK8tS0NS.

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GLADDING. McBEAN&CO

LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
STEIGER A. SONS, 20-22, 8th

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GLADDING, McBEAN& CO.

1358-1360 MARKET ST.

LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

Dramatic Agents.

Lew Archie, People's Palace
MOUNT JOSEPH M., 225 Kearny

Draughtsmen.

(See also Engineers— Civil.)
Bull Alpheus Jr., 109 Mission
Burt George, 511 California
COBB & HESSELMEYER, 109 California, rooms

30-31
DAKIN PUBLISHING CO., 320 Sansome
Drury R. Lloyd, 530 Commercial
Henkenius Julius C, 530 California, room 18
Muller Charles, 608 Sacramento
Niles Addison P., 33 Montgomery Block
OSBORNE DARRAGH J., 309 California
Pare A. Stanislaus, 420 Montgomery, room 22
Pissis & Moore, 307 Sansome, room 16

PUNNETT BROTHERS,

625 Mission

Sandow George, 530 California, room 27

* Drawing Materials.
CROCKER H. S. CO., 215-219 Bush
KAHN HENRY & CO., 642 Market

Drawing Teachers.

(See Teachers— Drawing.)

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Draymen.

Austin & Co., 305 Davis

Baker & Co., 8-10 Davis

Barnert Monroe, 303 Clay

Barnett William J., 211 Pine

Blumenthal Julius, 730 Montgomery

Bocarde J. B. Dray age Co., 36 Market

Boyson Karsten M., 37 Market

Broderick Thomas B., 303 California

Brown William W., 410 Davis

Browning J., 18 Main

Campbell Arthur C, 132-134 Folsom

Cart Wright D S., 110 Main

Clark James Q., .547-549 Market

Cole Jason B., NE cor Main and Mission

Collins & Lyons, Pier 11 Steuart

Cutter & Co., 103 Clay

Dalton William Dray Co., 317 Davis

Davidson Meyer, 121-133 Sansome

Davidson S. & Son, 311 Pine

Davis Marks, 225 California and 315 Battery

Demattei & Co., 333 Blake

Dent Sterling P., 8 Main

Depuy Sylvanus H., 937 Brannan

Dillon David, 40 New Montgomery

Doane& Co., 6 Beale

Dore & Co., 100-102 Sansome

Elliot F. P., 216 Steuart

EMMONS GEORGE W.,

general drayman, safes and machinery
moved and elevated, 203 Front, telephone
Main 1722

EnglanderBros., 124 Pine
Erken Charles, 213 Front
Fales Ferdinand S., 23 Jessie
FARNSWORTH & RUGGLES, 100 California

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Fickett James E., NE cor Beale and Howard

Finn John H., 303, 11th

Fleming W. A. & Co., 20, 1st

Forrest James & Sons, 21 Beale

Fountain James W., 427 Market and 237, 1st

Fredericks Jacob C, 113 Bush

Gallagher Daniel F., NW cor Beale and How-
ard

Getz Marcus, 115 California

Gillogley George, 40 New Montgomery

Gisslow Lambert, NW cor Eddy and Larkin

GR.\HAM HARVEY & CO.. 301 Montgomery

Gross Louis, 116 Battery

Grutzmacher William, 405 Battery

Gutte I., 303 California

HIEGEL F. A., 131-133 Folsom, telephone Main
1235

Higbee & Lindermann, 336 Davis

Hodge Michael, SW cor Market and East and
junction Market and California

Holland John F., cor Davis and Washington

Jacob S., Ill Bush

Kerr William Co., 903 Battery

Kissane Henry, Pier 11, Steuart

Klotz Frederick, 526 Filbert

Lauer John, 25-37 Battery

Leitch William H., 123 Clay

Leopold Edward, 113 Sansome

Lewis & Co., 11 Steuart

Lowrie John N., 36 California

Lucy G. W. & Co., 303 Market

Maher J. & Son, NW cor Beale and Howard

Mahony & Sons' Drayage and Warehouse Co.,
117 Market

Marks Louis, 319 Battery

McCarthy John W. & Sons, 7-9 Battery

McCoy Daniel, 213, 1st
McElroy Bros., SE cor Mission and 1st
McKay Alexander, 413 Front
McKinnon James J., Pier 5, Steuart
McLaughlin Michael, 434 Davis

McNAB & SMITH,

NW cor 5th and Bluxome and 205 Davis,
telephone Front 72, stables S s Brannan
bet 7tb and Stb

Michels Harry, 34-36 Sansome

MORTON DRAYING AND

WAREHOUSE CO. THE, office 204 Battery

Neumann Fred W., 312 Davis

Newell James M., 129 Sacramento

Newman Charles F., 7-9 Front

Nolan Dravage and Warehouse Co., 412 Market

OVERLANi) FREIGHT TRANSFER CO., Main
ofllce SE cor 5th and Bluxome, branch
ofQce N W cor California and Front

Patchett Charles H., 432 Front

Porter Henry T., 416 Market

Pow Archibald, 101 Market

Raubinger William & Sons, 225 Front

Reno & Co., E s Spear nr Mission

RODE C. B. & CO., 318 Battery

Sharetg George. SE cor 3d and Mission

Schussler J. & Co., 107 Battery

Sessions M. P. & Co., 40 New Montgomery

Silverstein Jacob, 3-5 Battery

Smith James, NE cor Mission and Beale

Smith Michael, NE cor Mission and Beale

Spiegel Louis, 501 Front

Stearns Augustus, 33 Market

Stetson-Renner Drayage Co., 409 Battery and 3
Main

Strauss Kaufman, 118-120 Pine

Teele & Co.. 717 Sacramento

Teggart Bernard, 306 Davis

Western Transfer and Storage Co., 333 Front

Wheeler John A.. 17-19 Spear

WORTH CHARLES A., 318 Market

Dredging Companies.

GOLDEN GATE DREDGING CO., 17-19 Mills

Bldg, 7th floor
Pacific Coast Dredging and Reclamation Co., 15
Steuart

Dredging Machines.

Bucyrus Steam Shovel and Dredge Co., 326 Mar-
ket

Golden Gate Dredger, 17-19 Mills Bldg, 7th
floor

Marion Steam Shovel Co., 4 Sutter

Von Schmidt Dredger The, 808 Montgomery

Dress Cutting Teachers.

(See Teachers— Dress Cutting.)

Dress Patterns.

Butterick Publishing Co. (limited), 134 Post
LOUDON WILLIAM M., 312-314 Post

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*Kleinert's Rubber Co., 224-226 Bush
McGuire & Co., 408 Sutter
Rothschild & Schoenberg, 209 Post
SEILER M. & CO., 120 Geary
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Aaron D. Mrs., 137, 6th
Ackerman Gottlieb Mrs., 218, 11th
Ackerman Mary V. Mrs., 14 McAllister
Adams Carrie Miss, 113 Pennsylvania Av
Addis Nettie E. Mrs., 1126!4 Folsom
Albert Lena Miss, 1805 Broadway
Alfred Leone Mrs., 818 Broadway
Allan Robert I. Mrs., 2105 Mission
Allen D. H. Mrs., 616 Post
Allen Mary G. Mrs., 734 O'Farrell
Altmann Rosie Miss, 1024 Sutter
Amador Adele Miss, 1220 Stockton
Amiot Amelie, 381 Shotwell
Andersen Ella Miss, 724 Franklin
Andrew Kittie Mrs., 1616 Union
Andrews Libby Mrs., 1835 Polk
Arfsten E. Mrs., 105 Polk
Armand Celine Mrs., 540 Washington
Atkinson Anna Miss, 1516 Mission
Attridge & Sweeney, 2207 Mission'
Ault C. G. Mrs., 1960 Howard

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et trousseaux, 609 Taylor

Avery Jennie Mrs., 404 Franklin
Axtmann Eva Mrs., 1616 Buchanan
Bacon E. Mrs., 1410 Bush
Baddeley Mary E. Miss, 213 Turk
Baer Joseph Mrs., 1200 Gearv
Baker Annie Miss, 932 Sutter
Ball Mary A., I321/2, 24th
Barnett Misses, 231 Post
Barry Rose A. Mrs., 222 Eddy
Baskerville M. A. Mrs., 108, 4th
Bassett M. W. Miss, 204^^, 9th
Baum Addie Miss, 517 Turk
Baumsteiger Pauline, 1503 Geary
Beard Stella Mrs., 419 Jones
Becker Marguerite Miss, 315i^, 10th
Bekeart Alma Mrs.. 121 Post
BELLERIVE MARIE Mme., 1120 Sutter

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Bennett L. Mrs., 516 Laguna

Berthelot C. Mme., 7 Bacon PI

Berlin Eugenia Mrs., 705d Stockton

Bertram Johanna Miss, 1712!^ Polk

Bierman Freda, 418 Powell

Black Jennette Miss, 513 O'Farrell

Blood Mary L. Mrs., 615 Bush

Blunkall J. W. Mrs., 1I08 Sacramento

Boardman Minnie Miss, 125, 14th

Bodmer Charlotte Mrs., 502 Sutter

Borchardt Mary E. Mrs., 435, 19th

Bowman Clara Mr.s., 334 Brannan

Bradley Ada J. Mrs., 313 Geary

Bradley H. E. Miss, 9 Williamson

Brady K. R. Miss, 10 Pearl

Brand Emma Mrs., 419 O'Farrell

BreenKate Miss, 212 Turk

Brenigan Annie Mrs., 113154 Howard

Bridewell Mary Mrs., 1604 Leavenworth

Brislau Tessie, 511 Florida

Brown B. M. Mrs., SM Golden Gate Av

Brown Emma Mrs.. 910 Harrison

Brown Harriet B. Mrs., 901a Larkin

Brown Jessie Miss, Point Lobos nr Cliff House

Brown Lucinda Mrs., 139 Post

Brown Sophia Mrs., 803 Union

Brown & Turner, 28 Haight

Buckland George Mrs., 11 Haight

Buech Joseph Mrs., 558% Natoma

Bumpus Dolores Mrs., 738 Vallejo

Burke Clara Miss, 74T-/2 Tehama

Burke Mary Miss, 15191/4 Howard

Burkhardt & Houston, 119 Phelan Bldg

Burr Carrie, 303 Guerrero
Buteau Emma Miss, 1115 Sutter
Cadigan MoUie Mrs., 347^4 Grove
Caldwell Martha Mrs . I.i03 Jackson
Callaghan E. Miss, 833 Broadway
Callahan Mary Miss, 330 O'Farrell
Campbell Anna C. Miss, 14 Grant Av
Campbell & Sutherland, 528 Hayes
Carels Jennie Mrs., 1703 Webster
Carey A. M. Miss, 917 Sutter
Carey Ella C. Miss, 244 Taylor
Carleton Jerome Mrs., 248 Ellis
Cai-rigan MoUie Miss, 2027 Polk
Carter Zora Miss, 1417 California
Cash A. Mrs., 414 Geary
Cashel Catherine Miss, 423 McAllister
Castro Annie Miss, 965!^ Harrison
Cavagnaro Nancy Miss, 1523 Mason
Cellarius Eleanor G. Mrs., 309!^. 6th
Chabot Mary A. Miss, 452 Haight
Chase Anna Mrs., 515 Jones
Clark Carrie Miss, 1141 Valencia
Clark Elizabeth Miss, 1730 Fillmore
Claxton Louise L., 1630 Howard
Cockrell J. A. Mrs., 1116'/4 Larkin
Cogill Laura Mrs., 1031 Laguna
Cohen Bianca Mrs., 450, 6th
Oolgan Elizabeth, 2937 Mission
Collins Henry T. Mrs., 8O81/2 McAllister
Collins L. Miss, 122 Murphy Bldg
Collins Margaret Miss, 936 Powell
Collins Sarah Miss, 516 Van Ness Av
Colombo Mary Mrs., 10223£ Jackson
Coney Sophia A. Mrs., 1524 Devisadero
Conlon Mary Miss, 1129'/^ Harrison
Connair Annie E. Miss, 451 Octavia
Conniff Kate Miss, 121 Post
Connelly Agnes Miss, 153354 Howard
Corcoran Margaret Mrs., 375 Natoma
Cordon Henrietta Miss, 118 McAllister
Cox Rowena, 2226'/^ Howard
CrandallM. E. Mrs., 331 O'Farrell
Crane Nellie C. Mrs., 107 Grove
Craviotto C. Mrs., 521 Filbert
Crimman Susie Mrs., 1300'/^ Powell
Cronan Sisters, 1327 O'Farrell
Cronin Nora M. Miss, 525 Turk
Cunningham Annie Mrs., 181254 Geary
Curley Mary Miss, 119 Page
Dakin Elizabeth Miss, 1516 Eddy
Danly H. A. Miss, 1827 San Carlos Av
Davis Antonia Mrs., 102154 Pacific
Davis E. K. Mrs., 1834 Powell
Davis Jennie Mrs., 59 Columbian Bldg
Davis May Mrs., 514 Sutter
Davis R. Mrs., 942 Howard
Dealy Margaret Mrs., 505 Haight
Dean Blanche T. Miss, 1009 Buchanan
De Bones S. Mrs., 125 Page
Deegan Mary E. Mrs., 91554 Howard
Deering Katherine A. Mrs., 500 Sutter
De Fassion J. Mrs., 243, 9th
De Lariviere Marie Miss, 310 Ritch
Demelia Rose Miss, 303 Jones
Denechaud Dolores Mrs.. 229 Bartlett
Denker S. R. Mrs., 211 Polk
Dennis R. J. Mrs., 708 Montgomery
Desmond Mary, 5 Alabama
Desmond Mary Miss, 415 Minna
Digier Louise Mrs., 806 Filbert
Dixon Jennie Miss, 1212 Clay
Dixon Sarah Miss, 22154 Polk
Dodge Elizabeth Mrs., 431 O'Farrell
Dollinger Leah Mrs., 104654 Folsom
Domerque Josephine Mrs., 140854 Powell
Dotta C. Mrs., 13065^ Stockton
Dreseher Emma Mrs., 16 Antonio
Drake Mary Miss, 912 Ellis
Driscoll Margaret Mrs., 91 IB Filbert
Duble Sarah, 1519 Polk
Duohene Jennie Miss. 812 Webster
Dueben Eva Mrs.. 19 Cedar Av
Duff Tena Mrs., 217, 14th
Dufresne L. A. Mrs., 707 Sutter
Dugan J. L. Mrs., 223, 7th
Dugan T. J., Mrs., 823 Hayes
Dundas Dorinda Mrs., 1026 Geary
Dundon Annie F. Miss, 433 Geary
Dunn Emily Mrs., 1014 Buchanan

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Dunn Maggie Miss, 1035 Mission

Dunne Rose M. Miss, 531, 2d

Durot Annette Mrs., 535 Haiglit

Dwyer K. M. Mrs., 730 Golden Gate Av

Dyer Margaret, 1945 Mission

Easdale Clara H. Miss, 1423a Geary

Eastland A. J. Mrs., 14 Grant Av

Edgar Ada Miss, 1130 Sacramento

Eitel Amelia F. Mrs., 407 Octavia

Elsasser Louisa S. Miss, 1534 Eddy

Ely M. L. Mrs., 1403 Busti

Emitt Marie Mrs., 229 Franklin

Emmett Mary Mrs., 44 Donohoe Bldg

Engel Jennie Mrs., 1409 Jackson

Engelhardt Elise Mrs., 73714 Green

Epinat P. Mrs., 706 Pine

Ericson Augusta M. Miss, 507 Jones

Ertola Antoinette Mrs., 1508Dupont

Espy Mary A. Miss, 221, 13tli

Evans John Mrs., 2222 Hyde

FagenMatoel R. Miss, 427 Sutter

Fair M. E. Mrs.. 1513 Market

Farmer Sarah R. Mrs., 427 Sutter

Farrell May Miss, 212^4 Noe

Farrish E. J. Mrs., 1613^4 Devisadero

Favares Mary Mrs.. 412 Ellis

Favia Mary Mrs.. 1 Montgomery Court

Fay Annie Miss. 335 Broadway

Fearn B. B. Miss, 56 St. Ann's Bldg

Feeley Alice Miss. 231 Post

Ferreol G. Mrs., 631 Post

Fifield Ella Mrs., 512, 21st

Finn Lena, 13 Butte

Firmin F. A. Mrs. , 519 Laguna

Fischer Agnes Mrs., 1408 Stockton

Fisher Kate S. Miss, 3635 Sacramento

Flamand Marie Mrs ,429 Gearr

Flannigan Nellie Miss, 1827 Polk

Flynn J. H. Mrs., 14 McAllister

Foote Lizzie Miss, 729, 21st

Fortune Minnie Miss, 208 Jones

Fossette Alice B. Miss. 740^4, 22d

Foster M. Miss, ia07'/2 Mission

Foster S. Mrs., 1215^ Powell

Foster Sarah K. Mrs., 14 McAllister

Fournier Blanche Mrs., 822b Broadway

Frahm Mary Mrs., 184 Noe

Francis Kate M. Miss, 506 Jones

Frank M. E Mrs., 619 Jersey

Franklin Helen Mrs., 623 0"Farrell

Eraser N. M. Mrs., 131 Post

Frev Gizella, 1204.4. Larkin

Fuller Harriett B. Mrs., 1708 Clay

Fulton Nellie W., 1015 Market

Gagen Kate Miss, 24 Franklin

Gallagher Agnes Mrs., 2208 Geary

Gallagher Julia Mrs., 1332 Folsom

Gatto Josephine Mrs., 1425^4 Dupont

Gauthier Dora Mrs., 89 St. Ann's Bldg

Geany Louise Miss. 811 Geary

GEORGE & MCGINN, 224 Ellis

Gilfillan Alice Miss, 219 Polk

Gilgen A. Mrs., 668 Jones

Gillespie J. Mrs., 1138 Pacific

Gilligan Ellen Miss, 115 Kearny

Gilligan Kate Miss, 115 Kearny

Girard Emma Miss, 514 Leavenworth

Glendye Cora E. Mrs., 204 Powell

Gomer Mary Mrs., 121414 Powell

Gottliebson Anna Mrs., 334 Eddy

Gottwals Rose Miss, 506 Leavenworth

Graham G. S. Mrs., 935 Sutter

Graham Mary Mrs., 718 Laurel Av

Graham Mary Mrs., 1024 Mission

Grand L. Miss, 1027B Post

Grau Olga, 727 Gough

Gray Eliza Mrs., 1657b Mission

Gray & O'Neill, 90 Donohoe Bldg

Green Eleanor G. Mrs., 249 Pacific

Green E. Mrs., 236 O'Farrell

Greenman Sarah E. Mrs., 700 San Jose Av

Grier T. Mrs., 321 Minna

Griffin M. A. Mrs., 115 Kearny

Griffiths A. L. Mrs., 326 Larkin

Gross Sarah A. Mrs., 873 Mission

Grunwald A. E. Mrs., 25i/4 Ritch

Haab Annie Mrs.. 643 McAllister

Haggett E. M. Mrs., 518 Laguna
Hall Annie H., 2329 Mission
Hall J. Mrs., 944 Mission
Haller & Benson, 406 Sutter
Halpenny Bertha, 602 Geary
Halpenny Minnie, 602 Geary
Hanley Margaret Mrs., 1116 Larkin
Hanley W. A. Mrs., 1111 Van Ness Av
Hanson Irena Mrs., 1203 Market
Hardigan Mary A. Miss, 2440 Mission
Hardy Lillian Miss, 2024 Bryant
Harney Dora Mrs., 2511 Mission
Harris M. A. Mrs., 151014 Mission
Harris W. Mrs., 78 Murphy Bldg
Hart D. K. Mrs., 1001 Powell
Hart Mary Mrs., 31, 11th
Hartman Mary Mrs., 227a O'Farrell
Harvey J. E. Mrs., 1119 Michigan
Hawes Addie Miss, 20 Murphy Bldg
Hay Catherine Mrs., 315 Geary
Healey M. F. Mrs., 811 Van Ness Av
Heath Mary L. Mrs., 122 Taylor
Heeder Cecilia Mrs., 138 Eddy
Heibach Annie Mrs., 114 Mason
Heimerl Hulda F. Miss. 317 Ellis
Heisell Kate Miss, 1020 Mission
Henrv Alice Mrs., 126, 5th
Hergbt Minnie Mrs., 709 Polk
Herrschaft Annie Mrs., 129i/4. 10th
Hiestand Elizabeth Miss, 208%, 9th
Highwarden S. Julia Mrs., 403 Stockton
Hill Annie J. Mrs., 331 Geary
Hobbs J. A. Mrs., 2234 Greenwich
Hobe Mattie A. Miss, 604 Capp
Hoehn Sisters, 1135, 24th
Hoertkorn Louise Miss, 1112 Mason
Hogue J. E. Mrs., 446 Minna
Hooper Effle A. Mrs., 709 Post
Hosking T. Mrs., 823V2 Montgomery
Hoskins J. S. Mrs., 228, 8th
Howard Emma Mrs.. 402 Mason
Hudson Minnie A. Miss, 319 O'Farrell
Hughes C. Mrs., 520 Eddy
Huni Sophie.Mrs., 418 Powell
Hupp Rosa Miss, 917 Larkin
Hutchinson Sarah A., 310 Mason
Hyatt I. C. Mrs., 504 Post
Isaacs Reta Mrs., 88 St. Ann's Bldg
Jackson Lydia A. Mrs., 506 Ellis
Jackson Mary A. Miss, 321 Jones
Jacob Victoria Mrs., 16 Turk
Jacobs Dora Miss, 1718 O'Farrell
Jacobs Hattie Mrs., 201214 Mission
Jalumstein Stella Miss, 537 Franklin
James Sarah Mrs., 1826 Howard
James Lizzie Mrs., 502 Grove
Jenson Mary, 1020 Geary
Johnson F. A. Mrs., 609 Post
Johnson Lizzie Miss, 157, 9th
Johnson M. Miss, 636 Sutter
Johnston Madeline Miss, 19 Russ
Jones Maud V., 515 Octavia
Jones R. L. Mrs., 505 Fell
Judd Mary A. Mrs., 731 Geary
Julien Addie Mrs., 705 Valencia
Kaufmann Mary Mrs., 431 Turk
Keene Annie Miss, 2216 Larkin
Kellette Macv Miss, 1630 Howard
Kelly Annie Miss, 222 Post
Kelly Ellen Mrs., 708 McAllister
Kelly Margaret Miss, 8 Bartol
Kemble W. R. Mrs., 212 Hyde
Kemp Margaret Mrs., 450 Haight
Kendall Belle Mrs., 432 Golden Gate Av
Kennedy Zue Mrs., 20'/4 Page
Kenney Nellie Miss, 11061/4 Potrero Av
Kirchner Lizzie Mrs., 434^4, 6th
Knoke Johanna L., 1419 Ellis
Knower & Cashel, 126 Kearny
Krruckeberg Addie Mrs., 1526b Jackson
Lalanne Annie Mrs., 1108 Mason
Lamb Mollie Miss, 220 Eddy
Landini Rose Mrs.. 2238 Bush
Larson & Winterson. 320 Hayes
Lausten A. Mrs., 1355 Howard
Lavergne Celina Mrs., 13O814 Powell
Lawson Louisa Mrs., 1821 Polk
Leguennec J. M. Mrs., 410, 6th
Leuenberger Lena Mrs.. 139 Post

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Levy Sarah Miss, 1033 Golden Gate Av

Lewandowski Celia Mrs., 1908 Polk

Lichau Amelia Mrs., 423 Geary

Lincoln Cora M. Mrs., 408c McAllister

Little Emma C, 324 Noe

Locke Melanie Mrs., 633 O'Farrell

Long Nellie Miss, 619 Geary

Loring Harriet G. Mrs., 335 Eddy

Loudon W. M. Mrs., 312-314 Post

Lowe S. A. Mrs., 30 Kearny

Lynn Mary Mrs., 22^4 Geary, room 35

Mack Bessie Mrs., 223a Leavenworth

Mahart Emma, 2.'i23 Bush

Makin Mary Miss, 18 Mary

Malcolm J. J. Mrs., 104^ Haight

Mamlok Hannah Miss, 1338 Turk

Manley Elizabeth G. Mrs., 1119 Webster

Marc Emily Miss, 13 Morris Av

Marchetti Marie, 518 Greenwich

Marks L. B. Mrs., 524b Capp

Marshall J. S. Mrs. ,423!^, 1st Av

Marshall & Smith, 10 Grove

Martin Kate Mrs., 14 McAllister

Martin Mary Mrs., 133 Phelan Bldg

Massney Olga Miss, 900 Bryant

Maybery Annie Miss, 219, 3d Av

McAleer M. Miss, 307, 30th

McAndrews May Miss, 440^4 Hayes

McAuley Rose Miss, 307 Golden Gate Av

McBirney Mary Mrs., 2817 Pine

McCabe Catherine A., 1137 Folsom

McCaffrey Ellen H. Miss, 1370 Market

McColgan John Mrs., SE cor Alabama and

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McCollum J. Mrs., ilbVi Powell
McDaniels Annie Mrs., 701 Stockton
McDonald Annie T. Miss. 121 Post
McDonald Mary Miss, 413 Oak
McDowell Dress Making Academy, 213 Powell
McEnany J. M. Mrs., 904 Bryant
McFadden W. F. Mrs.. 540 Ellis
McGee Jennie A. Miss, 513 Hyde
McGrath Selina Mrs., 14 Grant Av
McGuire & Co., 408 Sutter
Mclver Louise Mrs., 533 Bush
McKillop Bessie Mrs., 719 Valencia
McLaughlin B. M. Mrs., 651 Folsom
McLaughlin Elizabeth, 19 Zoe
McLennan E. J. Mrs., 1302 Mission
McLennan Roderick N. Mrs., 24 Page
McNamara E. L. Miss, 635 Post
McNulty Mary E. Mrs., 234 Taylor
Meinsinger Abbie Mrs., 1317 Mission
Mellinger Vada, 823 Larkin
Merrill Annie H., 2339 Mission
Miller Adele Miss, 1510 Mason
Miller C. O. Mrs., 9 Valparaiso
Miller E. M. Mrs., 100 Murphy Bldg
Millikan Nina L. Miss, 506 Jones
Miraglia Mary Mrs., 430 Montgomery Av
Mitchell Mary J. Miss, 517 Corbett Av
Mitchell Susie T. Mrs., 638 Green
Monahan J. Miss, 411 Mason
Moroney Agnes, 1118 Sutter
Morris Lizzie Mrs., 733 Geary
Morris Louisa Mrs., 1439 Dupont
Morris & Clark, 335 Post
Mougin L. M., 700 Sutter
Moulton M. Mrs., 1630 Bush
Moyon A. Mrs., 527 Pine
Mulcahy Roy Miss, 212i/^, 12th
Mulhern Mary A. Miss, 131 Murphy Bldg
MuUally Mary Miss, 629 O'Farrell
Munro Mary V. Mrs., 211, 3d Av
Munster Minnie Miss, 30314 Turk
Murphy Amy Miss, 413 Haight
Murphy H. B. Mrs., 988 Harrison
Murphy Louise Miss, 1507 Taylor
Neil Belle Mrs., 1416 Powell
Neisser Alice Miss, 1331 Fillmore
Nelson A. M. Mrs., 131 Phelan Bldg
Nelson Mary A., 341, 24th
Nester Marie O. Mrs., 5I0a Shrader
Neumann Cecilia A. Mrs., 716, 22d
Newell M. Mrs., 23314, 5th
Newell & Carter, 816 Laguna
Nichols Lizzie Miss, 113 Larkin
Nieblas Eugenia Mrs., 1938 Fillmore
Nottingham Sarah Mrs., 1201^ Shipley

Ny Julie Miss, 99-100 St. Ann's Bldg
Nye Margaret Mrs., 728 Bush
O'Brien Lizzie M. Miss, 14 McAllister
O'Connor Maggie Mrs., 2417 Clay
O'Connor Mary Miss, 427 Fulton
O'Connor Mary A.. 2086 Market
O'Donnell Elizabeth Miss, 1412 Valencia
O'Neil Josephine, 1631 Mission
O'Reilly James Mrs., 466 Minna
Olsen Sophie Mrs., 1815 Polk
Osthoff Elizabeth M., 214, 32d
Ostrander Mary Miss, 335 Phelan Bldg
Ott H. Mrs., 1533 Stockton
Ozuna Virginia, 745 Vallejo
Paddon Kate Miss, 638 Capp
Pape Mary Mrs., 336a Ellis
PARKER L. A. MRS.. 2345 Washington
Peace Mary Mrs., 526 Turk
Pelle Leonie Miss, 111214 Mason
Peuter Nellie Miss, 112 Clement
Peters M. Mrs., 331/2, 'i'th

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Peterson P. Mrs., 343 Minna
Phillips E. H. Mrs., 808 Valencia
Pichot Marie Mrs., 1004 Pacific
Picot J. H. Mrs., 121 Post
Pineau M. Mrs., 1006 Post
Pinkham Josephine Miss, 118, 24th
Planchard Katherine Mrs., 130 Murphy
Pole Laura V. Mrs., 2907 Clay
Pon Pauline Mrs., 1208 Mason
Pope Lilly Miss. 1065 Market
Pothofl Annie M. Miss, 368 Grove
Powell Annie G. Mrs., 3128 Sacramento
Price Nina B. Mrs., 20 Ellis
Quigg M. B. Miss, 126 Kearny
Quinn M. N. Mrs., 325, 38th
Quivers Bertha Mrs., 159414 Bush
Raffestin C. Mrs., 344 Chenery
RALPH M. A. MISS, 225 Geary
Ramm Nettie Miss, 212, 11th
Ramsden G. W. Mrs., 521 Minna
Randall Ida Mrs., 1217 Mission
Rapetti Christine Miss, 1215 Geary
Redmond Catherine Mrs., 312 Van Ness Av
Renner Margaret, 30t, 19th
Reynolds Misses, 430 Sutter
Richardson Abbie E., 40914, 3d
Richez Leonie Mrs., 131 Post
Robertson E. Mrs., 1330 Alabama
Robertson F. Mrs., 953 Mission
Robinson Jennie K. Mrs., 200 Turk
Robinson Louise J. Mrs., 40614 O'Farrell
Rodgers Pet Mrs., 404 Golden Gate
Roggenkamp Dora Mrs., 756 Howard
Roth Rose Miss, 9 Powell
Rourke Mary C. Miss, 53514 O'Farrell
Rousseau Minnie, 2616 Folsom
Rowan Ida, 1431 O'Farrell
Rowan Mary G. Mrs., 123, 10th Av
Rowe Marie Mrs., 738 Vallejo
Rowe Mary Miss, 43 Garden Av
Runyon Caroline Mrs., 30314, 9th
Rupinsky Adele Mrs., 1301 Larkin
Rush Tillie Miss, 1355 Howard
Ryan Addle Miss, 2243 Sutter
Sandman S. Mrs., 233 Golden Gate Av
Sargent Helen M. Mrs., 112 Mason
Scharowsky N. Mrs., 428 Post
Scheib Elsie Mrs., 333 Turk
Schellenberg Anna Mrs., 17 Laskie
Schellpeper Augusta Miss, 1331 Market
Schlegel Margaret Mrs., 1323 Webster
Schnabel Clemens, 805 Ellis
Schnitzlein Kate Mrs., 2021 Powell
Schreiber Theresa Miss, 11614 Oak
Schriver E. L. Mrs., 811 Mason
Schumann Lettie Mrs., 1325 Ellis
Schwartz Ida Mrs., 342, 3d
Schwartz R. Mrs., 52614 Geary
Schwartze Martha Miss, 1427 Washington
Score James Mrs., 25 Glen Park Av
Scott Elizabeth Mrs., 1623 Polk
Scott H. McK. Mrs., 1339 Pine
Seavier H. M. Mrs.. 516 Ellis

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Seeth Anna Miss, 1606 California

Shields Kate Miss, 1119 Sutter

Shortt & Colgan, 1631 Polk

Sicotte Wolford Mrs., 301, Uth

Simpson M. Mrs., 513 Geary

Sjogren Otto Mrs., 518 Day

Slattery Maggie J. Miss. 131 Murphy Bldg

Sloane Lottie Miss, 2430 Bryant

Small Emma G. Mrs., 14 McAllister

Smith A. J. Mrs., 614 Post

Smith E. L. Mrs., 1536 Clay

Smith E. R. Mrs., 418 Fell

Smith Fannie Miss, 532 Geary

Smith Grace B. Mrs., 110c Turk

Smith Kate Mrs., 242 Minna

Smith Lucy, 1914 Sutter

Smith Rose C. Miss, 111!^ Polk

Smith Teresa, 2503 Sutter
Smith W. G. Mrs., 505?i Natoma
Sohne Margaret. 905c Larkin
Solley Emily M. Mrs., 909 Polk
Spangenberg Helma A. Miss, 917% Mission
Spear Clara M. Mrs., 3 Haight
Spencer Florence A. Mrs., 25, 12th
Spencer Jennie Mrs., 350y2 Jessie
Spencer Wai'ren P. Mrs., 1023 Clay
Spring Annie Mrs., 420 Larkin
Springer Clara M. Mrs., 443 Golden Gate Av
Stacy R. J. Mrs., 411 Post
Steinweg-Nutt E. J. Mrs., 122 Collingwood
Stephani Minnie Miss, 637 Sutter
STETSON Mme.. 521 Turk

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521 Turk Street San Francisco

Stevenson Sarah Miss, 119a Powell
Stewart Charles R. Mrs., 507 Larkin
Stockmann Pauline Mrs., 262 Tehama
Stone Jennie L. Mrs., 3791, 16th
Strachan Belle Miss, 471 Valencia
Stumpf Marie Mrs.. 630 Bush
Sullivan Maggie Miss, 517 McAllister
Sullivan Mary J. Miss, 111-113 Murphy Bldg
Swearingen O. S. Mrs., SVi Geary
Sweet Anna Miss, 912 Bush
Sweet Mary A. Mrs., 306 Hyde
Swift E. Mrs., 338, 27th
Switzer M. Miss, 832 Sutter
Szrajher H. Miss, 131, 7th
Taber E. F. Mrs., 1550 Howard
Tannian Mary E., 1917 Mason
Tanron Marie Mrs., 1014, 26th
Tartini Josephine Mrs., SSVA Eddy
Tate Belle Miss, 903!^ Valencia
Taylor Jennie K. Mrs., 200 Turk
Temperli Edward Mrs., 1309b Sacramento
Theil Adele Miss, 527 Greenwich
Therien Leo Mrs., 1202»4 Howard
Thompson J. D. Mrs., 534 Ivy Av
Thompson Sarah H. Miss, 2537 Folsom
Towns Misses, 603 Green
Toy M. F. Miss, 1507 Folsom

TRUFFERT A.,

malson Aux vUles de France et d'Ameri-
que robes et trousseaux, 609 Taylor

Tupper Susan Miss, 326 Larkin

Turner Carrie Mrs., 1616 Union

Ulbrandt Cecilia Mrs., 1517 Broadway

Ultman Theresa Miss, 14 Grant Av

Usher Jennie M. Mrs., 2O714 Taylor

Vallet Jeanne Miss, 54414 Olive Av

Van Buskirk J. Mrs., 1252 Mission

Vanderbeck Mary Mrs., 330 Eddy

Van Marie Helen S. Mrs., 1708!4 Sacramento

Vennott May Miss, 450 Natoma

Vincent Mary Mrs., 219 Turk
I Vonwyl A. Mrs.. 108 Sadowa

Voorhies Susan Mrs., 310 Leavenworth
; Vosseler C. H. Miss, 627 Post

Walk Eva, 5 Day

Walker J. Mrs., 536 Ellis
i Walsh Louisa Miss, 445. 20th

Walton Mary Mrs., 725 Polk

Ward Nellie Miss, 1450 Minna

Ward Sarah E. Miss, 127 Locust

Wasch Aaron Mrs., 120514 Golden Gate Av

Waterhouse Minnie Miss, 821 Mission

Weaver Alice Mrs., 629i/4 Union

Wendt M. E. Mrs., 1509 Leavenworth

Werren Emma Mrs., 713b Union
: Wetterau Annie Miss, 1141^4 Oak
i Whelan Lizzie Miss, 142, 11th

White Georgie Mrs., 609 Willow Av

Wilcox Emma Miss, 519 Octavia
; Williams M. E. Mrs., 1109 Valencia

Wills M. E. Miss. 612 Taylor

Wilson Martha Mrs., 921 Sacramento

Wirsch Marguerite Miss, 1137 Mission

Wirtner A. Mrs., 211 Leavenworth
' Wolcott Benjamin R. Mrs., 227 Gough

Wolf S. V. Mrs., 1320 Mission

Wolff Emma Miss, 111, 9th

Wolff Stella Miss, 630 Grove

Wood Caroline Mrs., 118,9th

Wood Eugenia Mrs., 1320 Van Ness Av

Wood Josephine Mrs.. 509a Larkin

Worth Carrie Miss, 1907 Polk

Wulff Emma Miss, 1620 Post

Wyant L. P. Mrs., 11 Geary

Yeaw Amanda M., 401 Jones

Young Agnes J., 418 Minna

Young M. B. Mrs., 316, 19th

Dried Fruits.

(See Fruits Dried.)

DriUs— Rock.
(See also Mining Supplies.)
MORRIS H. D. & CO., 141-143, 1st
PARKE & LACY CO., 21-23 Fremont
RIX COMPRESSED AIR MACHINERY CO..

11-13, 1st
UNION IRON WORKS, office 222 Market, works
Potrero

Drug Mills.

California Drug and Spice Mills, 589-591 Mis-
sion

Druggists— Wliolesale.
AGNEW & KISER CO. THE, 57, 2d

Allen Brothers, 304 Market

Baxter & Oesting, 953 Market

Gates J. R. & Co., 417 Sansome

Joy's, N. E. cor Market and Powell

Langley & Michaels Co., 34^0, 1st

Lehn & Fink, 512 Eddy

Leipnitz G. & Co., 250-252 Sutter

Mack& Co., 11 Front

Redington & Co., SE cor 2d and Stevenson

Richards & Co., 406-408 Clay

WALLER BROTHERS., 33 Grant Av cor Geary

Week F. A. Co. The, 127 New Montgomery

Worden Clinton E. & Co., 214-220 Townsend

Druggists— Retail.
AMERICAN DRUG STORE, 1002 Market and 3

Eddy
Andersen Carl, 1722 Howard
Angell Johathan W.. 262, 1st
Arnheim Julius S., 8 Steuart
Ashim B. J., 531, 4th
Ayers Edward N., 229 Leavenworth
Bacon Truman F., 510 Hayes
Bagot Edward A., 1001 Guerrero
Baldwin & Baxter, 8 Market
Barbat JosieE. Miss, 3700 California
Barrington & Adair, 1800 Market
Baxter & Oesting, 953 Market
Bayly Charles A., SW cor Grant Av and Sutter
Beaizley George T., 434 Sutter

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BERGER CHRISTIAN G., SE cor Union and
Larkin

Bernheim Moses R., 1348 Ellis

Blake Thomas F., 416, 3d

BOERICKE & RUNYON (homoeopathic), 234
Sutter

Bourgougnon Michael O., French Hospital

Boyken J. William, SW cor 9th and Mission

Boyson J. Henry, NW cor 31st and Valencia

Bright Joseph A., NW cor Hayes and Laguna

Broemmel J. G. B., 2501 California

Brooks William A., 119 Powell

Bryan William J., 3 New Montgomery

Bunker R. Elmer, 714 Dupont

Burnett & Co., 327 Montgomery

Calegaris Joseph, SE cor Kearny and Pacific

California Drug Co., 1420 Folsom

Calvert's Pharmacy. SE cor Clay and Kearny

Campbell William W., NE cor 9th and Howard

Carroll G. L. & Co., 852 Market

Castro Street Pharmacy, 1234 Castro

CAVAGNARO AUGUSTINO A., SE cor Powell
and Vallejo

Cerf Joseph L.. 1001 McAllister

Champion Pharmacy, N W cor Eddy and Steiner

Cleave S. W., 1028 Larkin

Clifford Jesse, 322/2- 3d

Clough Frank, 400 Ellis

CofBn Rudolphus W., SE cor 16th and Valencia

Coon George M., 1001 Pierce

Crackbon L. S. & Co., 818 Larkin

Dahlbender George, 214 Kearny

d'Artenay Eugene, SW cor 24th and Potrero Av

Davies William H., 2000 Market

Dawson John H., 1177 Valencia

Dillon John F., 360, 4th

Di Nola Alfonso. 1249 Market

<ii Nola Leon, 1600 Howard

di Nola Leon & Co., 542 Haight

Donahue Henry, 140, 3d

Dowdall Richard J., SE cor 19th and Valencia

Drewitz Arthur C, NE cor Eddy and Taylor

Drossel Joseph H., NW cor Powell and Jackson

Drost John D.. SE cor 24th and Alabama

Dugan Herbert F., 601 Sutter

Eagle Pharmacy, 3279 Mission

Eureka Valley Pharmacy, NW cor Castro and
19th

Fairmount Pharmacy, 1700 Market

Fauda Carlo O., 1600 Stockton

Ferry Drug Co., 8 Market

Flatow Philip, 534 Geary

Fletcher & Co., 1028 Market

Forster& Co., 1059 Market

Fraser Thomas T., 1086 Howard

Freund R. H., 801 Sutter

Friedhofer William F., 2797, 16th

Fuller C. F.. 2300 Fillmore

Gagan W. H. & Co., SW cor California and Hyde

Gallwey James A., 624 Kearny

Gates Emery P. & Co., NE cor Stockton and
O'Farrell

Oates James H. & Son, NW cor New Montgom-
ery and Howard

Gates J. R. & Co., 417 Sansome

Oerdes H. G., 345 Kearny

Goldaracena O. M., 1201 Dupont

Ooodman Laura, 1640 Post

Gove D. M., 2101 Fillmore

Grazer Fred A., NE cor 19th and

Green Frank T., 500 Devisadero

Green Jonathan, 1200 Mason

Gregory E.. 668 Haight

Greenell Hart, 400 Geary

Happersberger Emil, 48,6th

Harris Henry R., NW cor Butte and Kentucky

Heider Frank B., NE cor Golden Gate Av and
Webster

Hill Edmund E., NW cor.'Ellis and Larkin

Hilton William M., 2051 Mission

Himmeisbach William, 644 Golden Gate Av

Hohlweg Frederick, NE cor Polk and Jackson

HOMCEOPATHIC PHARMACY, Boericke & Run-
yon, 234 Sutter

HOMCEOPATHIC PHARMACY, Waller Bros., 33
Grant Av cor Geary

HOMCEOPATHIC PHARMACY, William A.

Brooks, 119 Powell
Hoover W. G., 2742 California

Mission

Howe James E.. 2333 Mission

Hueter Gustave A., 2737 Howard

Hughes Samuel F., 400 Post

Hulling Frederick B , NW cor Howard and 3d

Isacson Jacob, SW cor Octavia and Geary and
827 Larkin

Joy"s, NE cor Market and Powell

Kelly Frank S.. 102 Eddy

Kibbler William T., 437 Larkin

Kilbourn Harvey B., NE cor 2d and Mission

Kirk W. B., 433 Kearny

Ladd H. L. & Co., NW cor Howard and 4th

Lainer Richard, 699 McAllister

Leipnitz G. & Co., 250-252 Sutter

Lengfeld Abraham L., 202 Stockton

Leroux Achille, 318 Post

Little Edward, SE cor Kearny and Sacramento

Loehr George W., N W cor Geary and Devisadero

Lomelino Joseph W., 1301 Pacific

Lomelino J. W. & Co., 543 Haight

Mahoney John J., SW cor 10th and Folsom

Mayhew William E., 144, 4th

McBoyle A. & Co., 504 Washington

McDermott William P., 1250 Valencia

McDonnell Samuel A., 110 Grant Av

McElroy James B., 207y2 24th

McGivern Edward J., 500 Guerrero

McLaughlin Moses A., cor 11th Av South and
Railroad Av

McLaughlin W. H., NW cor 26th and Mission

McMillan Dugald, 111, 7th

McNamara Nicholas J., SW cor 17th and Sanchez

Mentz Charles H., SE cor Polk and Sacramento

Mervy A. & E. C, 434 Montgomery Av

Meyers Robert C, 701 Powell

Montgomery Street Pharmacy, 603 Montgomery

Morey Charles E.,SEcorMcAllister and Laguna

Morgan & Co., 401, 6th

Neumann Edward, 1437 California

Nuevo Pharmacy, SW cor Solano and Kentucky

Old South Park Statuary Drug Store, 301, 3d

Owl Drug Co., 1128 Market

Pacific Pharmacy. 33 Grant Av cor Geary

Park Drug Store, 1342 Hayes

Philadelphia Pharmacy, 229 Leavenworth

Pickering William, estate of, 1232 Stockton

Plymire W. A. & Co.. 1338 Castro

Polyclinic Pharmacy, NW cor Valencia and Hill

Pomeroy Sheldon, 702 Washington

Redmond Bros., NW cor Eddy and Polk

Reeve John L., 303 Clement

Richter & Quarg, 236 Sutter

Rider Frederick, 504 Bush

Riley C. C, NW cor 2d and Howard.

Robinson John, 1847 Fillmore

Roethe Charles H., SE cor 3d and Bryant

Root George A., SE cor 6th and Howard

Rosenfeld E. A. & Co., NE cor Geary and Polk

Rossi Domenico P., NE cor Dupont and Green

Rossi P. C, 318 Montgomery Av

Rottanzi T. A., 301, 3d

Russell J. C. & Co., 701 Geary

Ryan Daniel, 3502 Mission

Sain John H., NW cor Union and Laguna

Salter John W., 2445 Mission

Scamell J. W., SW cor Bush and Devisadero

Schmelz Charles J., 1700 Market

Schmidt Alexander O., 1799 McAllister

Schmidt H. W. & Bro., SE cor Kearny and Sac-
ramento

Schmidt Valentine, SW cor Polk and Jackson

SchoU Albert L., SE cor Mission and 5th

Searby William M., 400 Sutter

Shapiro Lazarus, 1205 Market

Sherwood Frank J., NW cor 29th and Dolores

Shumate T. E., SW cor Sutter and Devisadero

Simpson William, 503 Davis and 603 Montgomery

Smith A. H. & Co., NE cor Bush and Polk

Smith Edward J., 301, 5th and 21 Powell

St. Luke's Dispensary. 409 Mason

Stanton William, 1898 Mission

Steele James G. & Co., 635 Market

Stern Bros., Ill Grant Av

Strehlke Louis F. & Co., NW cor Scott and Eddy

Strong Colin G., SE cor Clay and Leavenworth

Stuart John W., SE cor 24th and Church

Sulzberger Theodore L., 2901 Mission

Talcott Louis, 1232 Stockton

Thompson Noah S., SE cor Market and Steuart

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Druggists— Retail— Cont'd.
Todd David B., SW cor Railroad Av and 14tli

Av South
Torello Erail N., cor Mission and Silver Av
Von der Leith Frederich H., NE cor Powell and

Broadway
Von Werthem Joseph, 1401 Church
Wakelee &Co., SE cor Bush and Montgomery

and NE cor Polk and Sutter
WALLER BROTHERS, 33 Grant Av cor Geary
"Warren Jos. S., NE cor McAllister and Fillmore
Weihe Otto A., 640 Post
Wessenberg Daniel W., 709 Filbert
White R. E. & Co., 400 Hayes
Widber's Drug Store, 14 Ellis
Williams C. L. & Co., 130 Valencia
Wingate James B., NE cor Market and Noe
Winter James H., NE cor 25th and Valencia
Wolff Isadore, NE cor Point Lobos and 4th Avs
Wollenberg C. M. & Co., NE cor Turk and Taylor
Wulzen Dietrich H. Jr., SW cor 17th and Castro
Wynne Henry F., NE cor 32d and Folsom
Young Joseph, 1063 and 1114 Folsom
Zabaldano Alexander, 1124 Stockton
Zeh Louis, 1330 Market and 327 Van Ness Av
Zeile Charles D., 522-528 Pacific
Zelner William J., 41, 5th

Oakla?id.
Bowman & Co., NW cor Broadway and 9th

Druggists' Glassware.
CAIRE JUSTINIAN CO., 521-523 Market
LaDgley & Michaels Co., 34-40, 1st
MARSH & KIDD (agents), 522 Market
Peavey William A., 219 Fulton
Redington & Co., SE cor 2d and Stevenson
Richards & Co., 406-408 Clay
Whitall, Tatum & Co., 45 fftevenson

Druggists' Sundries.

Abramson-Heunisch Co., 26-28 Main

Agnew & Kiser Co., 57, 2d

Beckett F. A., 220 Sutter

Columbia Rubber Works, 35 New Montgomery

Downing O. P. & Co., 116 Battery

Faultless Novelty Co., 220 Sutter

Goodrich B. F. Co.. 35 New Montgomery

GOODRICH HARD RUBBER CO., 35 New

MoDtgomerv
GOODYEAR RUBBER CO. (rubber), 577-579

Market
Langley & Michaels Co., a4-40, 1st
Mack & Co., 11 Front
MARSH & KIDD (agents), 522 Market
NEW YORK BELTING AND PACKING CO..

LTD. (rubber), 509-511 Market
Redington & Co., SE cor 2d and Stevenson
Tormey P. J., 220 Sutter
Whitall, Tatum & Co., 45 Stevenson

Dry Docks.

California Dry Dock The, ofQce 303 California
Cousins Dry Dock, Fremont St. Wharf
LANTERI G. F., Sausalito Cal., ofBce 503 East
Pacific Marine Railway and Ways Co., 15 Steuart
South San Francisco Dock Co., 501 California
UNION IRON WORKS, office 222 Market, works
Potrero

Union Hydraulic Lifting Docks

The Finest Dry Docks
in me United States
Office - - 222 MARKET STREET

DOCK TELEPHONE 618

Dry Goods— Wholesale.

Brandenstein Alfred J. & Co., 523 Market
Crocker A. & Bros., 108 Battery
Dinkelspiel & Sons, 37-39 Battery
Fink B. J., 303 California
Franklin M. & Bro., 25-27 Sansome
Gilbert Manufacturing Co., 14 Sansome
Hall G. C. & Son., 35 New Montgomery

amburger D. & Co.. 6-8 Sutter

Heller, Bachman & Co., 112-114 Sutter

Heynemann & Co., 33-35 Battery

Kahn Bros., Klein & Co., 9-11 Sansome

Mills & Gibb, 35 New Montgomery

MURPHY, GRANT & CO., NE cor Bush and
Sansome

Neuburger, Reis & Co., 516-518 Market

Pacific Notion Co. The, 17 Battery

Sachs Bros. & Co., SW cor Bush and Sansome
I Scheyer M. & Bro., 16-18 Sansome
I Schmidt Ben J. & Co., 125-127 T
( Schwartz Morris, 21 1 Pine

Silberberg Max, 22 Sansome

Strauss Levi & Co., 10-16 Battery
I Young, Smyth, Field & Co., 102 Flood Bldg

I Dry Goods— Retail.

(* Importers.)
I Albora L. A., 300 Montgomery Av

Asmussen W. A. Mrs., 401, 8th
j Astbury John, 164, 9th
: Barnan Rebecca, 124, 6th

Barry Patrick, 44414, 6th

Brown Thomas P. S., 2137 Mission
i Bruecker A. Mrs., 1513 Dupont

Cahalan Julia Mrs., 1508 Kentucky

Castagnetto Giovanni, 1234 Dupont

Cereghino & Debenedetti, .3258 Mission
■ Cohen Marks, 1813 Powell

Cohn Bros., 1305-1307 Stockton

Collins Bros.. 115-117, 4th

Collins Joseph V., 1901 Devisadero
1 Crocker Lesser, 724-726 Montgomery

Curley J. J. Mrs., 538 Castro

Curtin C, 911-913 Market
: Davis C. Mrs., 510, 4th
; De Bonnet Adolph, 1000 Valencia
I Doane & Henshelwood, 132 Kearny

Douglas George, 359 Devisadero
! Elder John, 315 Hayes

Emerson & Ryan, 222, 6th
1 Emporium Co., 825-835 Market
I Essmann Ernst, 744 Valencia

Fee Mary F., 2249 Market
I Finkenstedt A. H. Mrs.. 1307 Stockton

Fisher Bros., 158, 3d
i Flanigan Patrick, 152, 6th
I Flatowl. &Co., 240, 6th
[ Frank Bernard, 1311 Pacific
j Fuhs Annie Mrs., 500 Castro

Goldman & Son, 3029, 16th
I Goldsmith Arnold, 1529 Turk

Goldsmith Nathan. 348, 6th

Goldstone Bros., 908 and 926-928 Dupont

Greenberg & Greenberg, 31 Geary
I Gunn Francis J., 710 Montgomery
! Hale Bros., 937-941 Market

Hamburger Co. The, June. Market and Taylor

Harris Mark, 3807-2809, 16th
t narrower John, 1722V4 Market

Hastings E. E., 318 Devisadero

Hays Will C, 1303 Polk and 1525 Devisadero

Hays & Ruhe, 1700-1703 Devisadero
; Heron William, 1318 Larkin

Jacobs Moses, 1,368 Market

Katten Meier, 430 Hayes
I Kaveny Annie M. Miss, 3326 Fillmore
I Kennedy R. T. Company (black and mourning),
I 22 Geary

\ Kilduft Frank H., 1906 Union

* Kohlberg, Strauss & Frohman, 1220-1324 Mar-
ket and 107-109 Post

Kroeger John H., 2600 Mission

Lando Henry, 1528 Kentucky
; La Violette Gaspard, 116, 3d
j Lawson Charles, 918 Illinois

Lazarus Samuel, 1235 Stockton

Lercari Joseph, San Bruno Av nr Silliman
j Levin Mary Mrs., 1626 Polk
I Lewkowitz Joseph, 1320 Stockton

Lippman Bros., 441 Hayes and 2404 Mission

Livingston & Co., 708 Market

Logan Martha E. Mrs., 356, 4th

Logeman William, Mission opp Silver Av

Lowenstein Bros., 1.327 Stockton
I Lake Nicholas, Railroad Av and 6th Av South
I Lynch & O'Connor, 133, 4th

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Cleaning and Dyeing Worts

3S3, 355, 357 TEHAMA STREET

We beg leave to inform our friends and patrons that we have rebuilt our premises
(recently destroyed by fire) in a more substantial and complete manner, and having
new and improved machinery, we are able to turn out our work quicker and better
than heretofore.

TELEPIIOIVE south: 40

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OIT^y BRAIVCH: - - 100 OR-AIVT A.VE1VUE

OAKLAND BRANCH, 460 TENTH STREET, TELEPHONE 697

See Advertisement under Heading " Carpet Beating."

Mann George, 1312 Castro

Maugham James, 1831 Point Lobos Av

Mautz A. & Co., 3520-2533 Mission

McDonnell John P., 2800 Mission

McDonnell Martin C, 3342 Mission

Melendy & Harriman, 205-307, 34th and 1439

Church
Mohr Maurice, 320, 6th
Moran D. M. & Co., 136-128, 6th
Moran James M. & Co., 1009-1013 Market
Morris Abraham J., 325 Van Ness Av
Mundt Adolph, Railroad Av nr 12th Av South
Nathan Abraham, 2004 Market

* Newman & Levinson. 125-131 Kearny and 742-

744 Market
O'Brien Edward C, 234 Noe

* O'Brien J. J. & Co., NE cor Market and Jones

* O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., 111-121 Post

* O'Donnell Annie Miss, 608 Napa
O'Dwyer & Co., 38, 3d and 2851, 16th
Pease Francis C, 1304 Valencia
Perkins C. B., 1033 Market
Peterlein Reinhold. 1161 Howard
Peyser Morris, 1706 Market
Prendergast James W., 7-9, 6th
Priester Joseph, 1215 Stockton
Quinn John E., NW cor Polk and Pine
Ramsay William J., 515-517 Hayes
Rocca Rosa Mrs., 1343 Dupont
Rosenberg Joseph, 40-42 Geary
Rosenberg Joseph, 105 Taylor
Rosencrantz Jacob. 516, 4th
Rosencrantz Louis, 252, 4th

* Samuels David, 123-129 Post
Samuels Harris, 525 Montgomery Av
Samuels Julius, 104-108 Kearny
Scatena & Bacigalupi, 424 Montgomery Av
Schary Julius, 1221 Stockton
Schlessinger David Mrs., 1813 Devisadero
Schoenholz Bros. & Co., 110, 6th and 1913 Fillmore
Semeria Henry, 1520 Stockton

Shirek Samuel, 1310-1312 Market
Silberman Gottlieb, 126,7th
Silverman Adolph, 1410-1416 Polk
Silverman Joseph, 222, 3d

Slocum E. R. & Co., 144-146, 6th

SMITHS' CASH STORE, 414-418 Front (after

July 1st, 27 Market)
SteenM. A., Ill Powell
Stencel Sigmund, 42, 3d
Sterling Joel, 1039 Valencia
Strauss Samuel, 1538 Devisadero
Strauss & Strauss, 1237 and 1427 Stockton
Third W. & Son, 901 Valencia and 2011 Fillmore
Tierney William L., 3239 Mission

* Truffert A. maison, 609 Taylor
Van Doren Amanda D., 2525 Mission

* Verdier G. & Co., SE cor Geary and Grant Av
WanzKatherine, 203, 24th

* Weill Raphael & Co. , N W cor Kearny and Post
Willard Joseph M., 32 Geary

Wynne Nicholas, 3818 Mission
Young Herman L., 739 Larkin
Zissig Charles, 936 Valencia

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• Dumb Waiters.
CAHILL & HALL ELEVATOR CO., 214-218 Mis-
sion
McNICOLL A. J. & CO., 132-124 Main
PETTITT J. G., 325 Mission

* Duplicating Apparatus.

LAWTON & CO. (New York), The Neograph,
The Simplex Printer, The Duplicator and
supplies and rubber stamps, W. D. McAr-
thur agent, 133 California

Dye Stuffs.

(See Druggists.)

Dyers and Scourers.

Albert Gustavo, 211 Ellis
Allec & Perpoll, 113 Powell

Bertin Alexandre, 430-433 Bush, 335 Montgom-
ery Av, 6 Stockton and 136 Eddy

lASflBDRN & MOEN MFG. CO.,

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444 Bryant St

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Dyers and Scourers— Cont'd.

Bousquet A. M. Mme. (agent), 518 Bush

Burkhardt & Mugan, 2160-2162 Harrison

Dreyfus Theodore, 129 Vi, 6th

Durand Leon, 7 Julian Av

Golden Gate Steam Dye Works, 342 McAllister

Godon Leon B., 1841 Fillmore

Great Eastern Clothes Renovating Co., 419 Cal-
ifornia, room 4

Hagerup Frederick C, 148, 3d

Hansen Charles A. & Co., 8 Golden Gate Av
and 313-315 Guerrero

Hermann Charles G.. 95114 Folsom

Hoffmann Carl, 1700 Leavenworth

Hudson River Dyeing and Cleaning Works, 409
Sutter, branch 335, 24th

Johnson Thomas H., 624 Laguna

Julian Charles, 423 O'Farrell

Kaill Richard N., 154 Octavia

Oriubin Francois M., 603 Montgomery Av

PACIFIC CLEANING AND DYEING WORKS,
353-357 Tehama and 109 Grant Av. (See ad-
vertisement on preceding page.)

Pfaff Louis, 907 Larkin

Renault Dyeing and Cleaning Works, 330, 10th

Seaton W. H., 312,3d

Snow John F., 1623 Mission and 3 Grant Av

SPAULDING J. & CO., 353-357 Tehama and 109
Grant Av

Stolzenwald Henry F., 11.53 Folsom

Templeman John, 1412 Ellis

Thomas F. & G., 318-320 11th, 610 Post, 1608 Dev-
isadero and 619 Valencia

THOMAS F.. PARISIAN DYEING AND CLEAN-
ING WORKS, 27, 10th, telephone South 79,
branches 213 Post, 107a Powell, 694 McAl-
lister. 1328 Polk and 755 Valencia

THE F. THOMAS
Parisian Dyeing and Cleaning Works

27 TENTH STREET

BRANCHES: 107 Powell, 213 Post, S. E. Cor-
ner Polk and Pine, 755 Valencia, San Francisco.
1164 Broadway, Oakland. 1351 Park St., Ala-
meda. 912 L Street, Sacramento. 31 East
Santa Clara Street, San Jose.

Tishler Hannah Mrs., 316 Hayes
Wassmann & Gortz, 929 Folsom

Dynamite Manufacturers.

California Cap Co., 218 California, room 1
Giant Powder Co. Consolidated The, 430 Cali-
fornia
JUDSON DYNAMITE AND POWDER CO. THE,

200- Market

•Djmamos.
GRUNER ALOISE, 514 Mission
Henry W. A. & Co., 33 Lily Av
Sterling Electric Supply Co., 18. 2d

Egg Food.

Croley George H., 417 Sacramento
Wellington B. F., 425 Washington

♦Ejectors.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

•Electric Batteries.

CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC SUPPLY AND CON-
STRUCTION CO., 1145 Market

KLEIN'S JOHN M. ELECTRICAL WORKS, 421-
423 Montgomery

SEILER PAUL ELECTRICAL WORKS, 406 Mar-
ket

WILL & FINCK CO., 818-820 Market

•Electric Bells.
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC SUPPLY AND CON-
STRUCTION CO., 1145 Market

California Electric Supply

and Construction Co.

ANNUNCIATORS,

BURGLAR ALARMS AND

TELEPHONES

1145 Market St., Telephone South, 329

HETTY LOUIS B., 124-126 Eddy

KLEIN'S JOHN M. ELECTRICAL WORKS, 421-

423 Montgomery
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

PAEHTZ GUS J.,

electric bells.locksmitli and grinding done,
all kinds of jobbing promptly attended
to, 2 Summer off Montgomery bet Pine
and California
WILL & FINCK CO., 818-820 Market

Electric Belts.

(See Electro-Medical Apparatus.)

Electric Burglar Alarms.

(See Burglar Alarms.)

•Electric Clocks.
KLEIN'S JOHN M. ELECTRICAL WORKS, 421-
423 Montgomery

•Electric Conduits.
DAY THOMAS & CO., 222 Sutter
KLEIN'S JOHN M. ELECTRICAL WORKS, 421-
423 Montgomery

•Electric Fans.
KLEIN'S JOHN M. ELECTRICAL WORKS. 421-

423 Montgomery

•Electric Gas Lighting.

CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC SUPPLY AND CON-
STRUCTION CO., 1145 Market

CALIFORNIA GAS FIXTURE CO., 123 Geary

KLEIN'S JOHN M. ELECTRICAL WORKS, 421-
423 Montgomery

WASSD. D.,56, 1st

WILL & FINCK CO., 818-820 Market

Electric Light Companies.

California Electric Light Co., 229 Stevenson
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC SUPPLY AND CON-
STRUCTION CO., 1145 Market
Clear Lake Electric Co.. 621 Spreckels Bldg
Edison Light and Power Co., 229 Stevenson
Fort Wayne Electric Corporation, 18, 2d
Harbor Light and Power Co., 916 Market
Mutual Electric Light Co., 617 Howard
Sacramento Electric Power and Light Co., 320

Sansome, room 16
San Leandro Gas and Electric Light Co., 207

Sansome
Stockton Gas and Electric Co., 604 Commercial
Western Light and Power Co., 916 Market

Electric Light Generators and Supplies.
BROOKS J. W. & CO., 523 Mission
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC SUPPLY AND CON-
STRUCTION CO., 1145 Market

california electric
Supply and Construction Co.

114S MARKET ST.
Dynamos, Motor and Supplies

Telephone South 329

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FIELD. IT SURPASSES THEM ALL.

Telephone Main 926.

Kodak

DBVBI.OPI1SG. X. P. ANDREWS,

PRINTING, HIT X Ci.

REI.OADING. log Montgomery St.

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California Electric Supply and Construction Co.

E. M. RORST

AGENTS FOR

GENERAL INCANDESCENT ARC LIGHT CO.

BERGMANN
ARC LAMPS

For Direct or Alternating Currents

Plain AND Ornamental Lamps

1145 Marl<:et St. Telephone south 329

Electrical Engineering Co., 34-36 Main

General Electric Co., 1.5, 1st

KLEIN'S JOHN M. ELECTRICAL WORKS. 421-
423 Montgomery

New York Insulated Wire Co., 18. 2d

PACIFIC ELECTRICAL WORKS, 154, 1st

Ridley A. E. Brooke, 10 Front

ROEBLING'S JOHN A. SONS CO., 25-27 Fremont

SEILER PAUL ELECTRICAL WORKS, 408 Mar-
ket

WASS D. D., 56, 1st

WILL & FINCK CO., 818-820 Market

Electric Motors.

BROOKS J. W. & CO., 533 Mission

CALIFORNIA. ELECTRIC SUPPLY AND CON-
STRUCTION CO. (Crocker- Wheeler Motors),
1145 Market

Electrical Engineering Co., 34-36 Main

General Electric Co., 15, 1st

Jeffery Electric Mnfg. Co.,

manufacturers dental motors, electrical
dental and medical apparatus, motors,
dynamos, etc., 1019 Hayes, office 406 Sut-
ter, room 38

KLEIN'S JOHN M. ELECTRICAL WORKS, 421-
423 Montgomery

Pacific Electric Motor Co., 12 Annie

WASS D. D., 56, 1st

Electric Pen and Press.
DAKIN PUBLISHING CO., general agents, 320

Haines Joseph D., 420 Montgomery, room 21

* Electric Power.
BROOKS J. W. & CO., 523 Mission
Pacific Electric Motor Co., 12 Annie

* Electric Pumps.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremom;

* Electric Railways.

Boesch Lamp Co. (lamps and headlights), 585
Mission

CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC SUPPLY AND CON-
STRUCTION CO. (Railway Lamps). 1145
Market

• Electric Railway Supplies.

General Electric Co., 15, 1st

• Electric Storage Batteries.
PACIFIC STORAGE BATTERY CO., 15, 1st

* Electric Trusses.

(See also Electro-Medical Apparatus.)
Pacific Electric Belt and Truss Co., 1170 Market

* Electric Wiring.
HETTY LOUIS B., 124-16 Eddy

Electrical Apparatus —Manufacturers.

BROOKS J. W. & CO., 523 Mission

BUSH & MALLETT CO., 328-330 Post

CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC SUPPLY AND CON-
STRUCTION CO., 1145 Market

Electrical Engineering Co., 34-36 Main

GENERAL ELECTRIC CO., 15, 1st

HETTY LOUIS B.. 124-126 Eddy

KLEIN'S JOHN M. ELECTRICAL WORKS, 421-
423 Montgomery

LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

Martin John, 106 Market

Narjot Ernest, 319 Kearny

SEILER PAUL ELECTRICAL WORKS, 406 Mar-
ket

Sterling Electric Supply Co., 18, 2d

WASS D. D., 56, 1st

Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Co.,
228 Bush

WILL & FINCK CO., 818-820 Market

$1.00

SUITS CLEANED AND PRESSED

GOLDEN WEST CLOTHING RENOVATORY.
Telephone main 1157. 12 Montgomery Street,

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ELECTRIC LIGHT SUPPLIES, DYNAMOS and MOTORS

Electrical Construction and Installation
battery, bell, wire and medical supplies

OFFICE AND FACTORY

35 Market 5t,

San Francisco

Electrical Construction Companies.

CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC SUPPLY AND CON-
STRUCTION CO., 114,5 Market

CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL WORKS, 35 Market

Electrical Construction and Repair Co., 232
Montgomery

GENERAL ELECTRIC CO., lb, 1st

Marten John, 106 Market

Ridley A. E. Brooke, 10 I'ront

WILL & FINCK CO., 818-820 Market

* Electrical Engineers.

(See also Engineers— Electrical.)
WASS D. D., 56, 1st

Electrical Supplies.

BROOKS J. W. & CO., .523 Mission

CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC SUPPLY AND CON-
STRUCTION CO., 1145 Market

CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL WORKS, 35 Mar-
ket

CALIFORNIA GAS FIXTURE CO. (for Incan-
descent Electric Lighting), 123 Geary

Fort Wayne Electric Corporation, 18, 2d

GENERAL ELECTRIC CO., 15, 1st

HETTY LOUIS B., 124-126 Eddy

KLEIN'S JOHN M. ELECTRICAL WORKS, 421-
423 Montgomery

LANE W. E., 5(J5 Kearny

MARWEDEL C. F., 58, 1st

McWhirter Electric Co., 457 Valencia

Reger & Atwater, 214 Pine, rooms 24-25

Ridley A. E. Brooke, 10 Front

Sterling Electric S pply Co., 18, 2d

Wainwright William, 7 Spear nr Market

WASS D. D., .56, 1st

• Electrical Works.
CALIFORNIA. ELECTRIC SUPPLY AND CON-
STRUCTION CO., 1145 Market
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL WORKS, .35 Market
HETTY LOUIS B., 124-126 Eddy

Electricians.

Aronade F. E., 1826 Devisadero

CAHILL & HALL ELEVATOR CO., 214-218 Mis-
sion

CALIFORNIA. ELECTRIC SUPPLY AND CON-
STRUCTION CO., 1145 Market

CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL WORKS, 35 Market

CALIFORNIA GAS FIXTURE CO., 123 Geary

Coomas John B., 106 Powell

Gushing Henry A., 1704 Polk

Frizzi August, 1324 Polk

Gotterke & Low. 414 Larkin

GRUNER ALOISE, 514 Mission

Halton Joseph M., 545 Market
Henzel E. F., 40 New Montgomery
Henzel George L. Electric Co., NE cor Bush
and Steiner

HETTY LOUIS B.,

electrical bells and gas lighting, incan-
descent UgMing and speaking tubes, 124-
126 Eddy, telephone South 417

Holtz F. F. & Co., 546 Mission

Kennedy Co. The, ^7 Fillmore

KLEIN'S JOHN M. ELECTRICAL WORKS, 421-
423 Montgomery

Klumpke John W., 225 O'Farrell

LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

McLean & Mayhew, 1517 Post

McNicoU A. J. & Co., 122-124 Main

McWhirter Electric Co., 457 Valencia

PACIFIC ELECTRICAL WORKS, 154 First

Poushkin John, 418 Larkin

Rickey & Co.. 2122 Fillmore

SEILER PAUL ELECTRICAL WORKS, 406 Mar-
ket

Shipman Charles H., 105314 Golden Gate Av

Wallmann Rudolph, 227 Ellis

WILL & FINCK CO., 818-820

* Electro-Galvanic Medical Apparatus.

CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC SUPPLY AND CON-
STRUCTION CO. (agents for Waite & Bart-
lett Manufacturing Co.), 1145 Market

Hetty Louis B., 124-126 Eddy

Electro-Magnetic Instruments.

Hetty Louis B., 124-126 Eddy

KLEIN'S JOHN M. ELECTRICAL WORKS, 421-
423 Montgomery

SEILER PAUL ELECTRICAL WORKS, 406 Mar-
ket

Electro-Medical Apparatus.

Berbert A. & Bro., 1376 Market
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC SUPPLY AND CON-
STRUCTION CO., 1145 Market
DeMersanne Ernest, 1005 Market

Jeffery Electric Mnfg. Co.,

manufacturers electro-medical appara-
tus, dental motors, dynamos, motors,
etc., 1019 Hayes, office 406 Sutter, room
38

KLEIN'S JOHN M. ELECTRICAL WORKS, 421-
423 Montgomery

Mallery N. W., 111-112 Crocker Bldg

Narjot Ernest, 319 Kearny

Pacific Electric Belt and Truss Co., 1170 Market

SEILER PAUL ELECTRICAL WORKS, 406 Mar-
ket

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(XHB OLD COMPANY)
316 F>OST STREET.

INCORPORATED 1878. TELEPHONE NO. 717.

B075RD OP DIRECTORS:

D. L. Randolph, President. J. D. "Whitney, ist Vice-Pres. John R. Spring, 2d Vice-Pres.

Sampson Tams. B. R. Hecht. C. p. Pomeroy. Henry Krebs, Jr.

C. P. pomeroy, Attorney. W. O. LUDOVICI, Secretary.

GAS SERVICE DEPARTMENT

The Standard Automatic Gas Regulator is attached to the meter, controlling the pressure auto-
matically, keejjing the flame steady, and allowing no waste or blowing, preventmg breakage of
globes, and saving from 20 to 40 per cent.

New tips and burners are supplied, leaks and flickering lights remedied, and pipes pumped out
if necessary. All complaints connected with the gas, electric bells, or gas lighting apparatus are
attended to.

The monthly dues are according to the average gas consumption and the quantity of electric
apparatus in use.

Members agreeing to give five days' notice if it is desired to discontinue the service, and to
allow none but employees to remove the property of the company.

Full

Electrical Department

KINDS OR ELECTRICAL \A/ORK

AT MOST REASONABLE RATES
1 charge taken of Electrical Apparatus by annual subscription
Complaints attended to and Batteries recharged

OVER.

TDT "V^A/rOT THPT-T OT1\r W. B. CHAPMAN,

■■- J-V -1 i-V-i-V^ \^ X J. J. V_-IXX>5 Sole Agent Pacific Coast,
CCoATBs & Co.. Established 1793J 123 California Street.

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PACIFIC ELECTRICAL WORKS H

154 FIRST STREET, 5. F. C)

Incandescent Lamps Arc Light Supplies

Bells, Batteries, Telephone and Telegraph Instruments C/D

A Full Line of Electrical Supplies fT^

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73

BUILDERS OF

Dynamos, Motors and Dental Engines, Sparking ^"^

Dynamos and Battery Outfits for Gas Engines, [-p^
Armatures Rewound, Wiring, Repair
Work, Gear Cutting and

Model Making. Q/j

Telephone Main 1584 ^

Ekelund Erick, 9 Hardie PI
1145 MARKET ST. L/INE W. E., 505 Kearny

Full Line of Instruments always on hand

Xelepbone Sioutti 329

CALIFORNIA ELECTICAL WORKS, 35 Market

* Electroliers and Combination Gas Fixtures.
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC SUPPLY AND CON-
STRUCTION CO.. 11-15 Market
CALIFORNIA GAS FIXTURE CO., 123 Geary
DAY THOMAS & CO., 222 Sutter

* Electropoise

WATSON & CO., 124 Market

Electrotypers.
(See also Stereotypers.)
ACME ENGRAVING CO.. 436 Montgomery
CALIFORNIA TYPE FOUNDRY, 510 Clay

WATSON & CO.

PACIFIC COAST AQENTa

134 IVIarket Street.

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3-«

Electrotypinq

AND Stereotyping

Composition for Book Plates a Specialty

CALIFORNIA TYPE FOUNDRY ^

2iaco and HalMone Blectrotyping 510 Cl^^^ Street ^J

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* Electro Medical Instruments. KLEIN'S JOHN M. ELECTRICAL WORKS, 421- hI^

CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC SUPPLY AND CON- .. i^S Montgomery o

STRUCTION CO., 1145 Market LANE W. E., 505 Kearny !3 (^

f> i-s. • Ti t. • r 1 Electroplaters. g i-Xl

OalllOFma tleeme Supply CSee also GoM, SUver and Nickel Platers.) S ^

and GoDstmetion Go. ST/^k^o»TcT'J'sS°'^ ^ ^
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PACIFIC TOOL AND SUPPLY CO., (supplies), - M

100-104, 1st I ^_^

San Francisco Novelty and Plating Works, 68- " S '.

72, 1st I t^

ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.

215 Valencia St ^
Tel. Mission 40.

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Cahill & Hall Elevator Co.

Er^ MANUFACTURERS OF

ELiEVATORS

E-H 1 Electric, Hydraulic, Hydro-Steam and Hand-Power Elevators

t&d p, Telephone Drumm 57 2x4-218 Mission Street

s^

1*^ Eh Dumb Waiters, Hand Hoists, Elevators Repaired and Artesian 'Wells Bored

^S; ^ Pumps, Electric Motors, Elevator Valves and Supplies.

O?

W. L. HOL/AAN

« g 228-230 FREMONT STREET

Bet. Folsom and Howard Sts.

^ Elevator ^^^^ Car Builder

CO General Millwright Work

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»^^ TELEPHONE MAIN 1263 SAN FRANCISCO

>-* J. GEORGE PETTITT

P^ A\IL.LWRIGHT AND

g ELEVATOR - WORK5

I BSTIIVlATES FURNISHED
p^ MANUFACTURERS OF ALL CLASSES OF

[*^ Hydraulic, Steam and Hand=Power Elevators

And the Sole Right to Build HINKLE'S Improved Patent for Automatic
Safety Clutch and Sidewalk Elevator Frame

^^ 325 Mission St., Corner Fremont Telephone Main 5757

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Electroty per s— Con t ' d .
CROCKER H. S. CO., 215-219 Bush
FILMER-ROLLINS ELECTROTYPE CO.,

Sansome

FILMER-ROLLINS ELECTROTYPE CO.

_ Electrotypers,

f^ Stereotypers and

pTT^ Photo-Engravers

SEILER PAUL ELECTRICAL WORKS, 406 Market
WILL & FINCK CO., 818-820 Market

* Elevator Bolts.
O'BRIEN M., 511-513 Mission

* Elevator Buckets.
EBY JNO. D., 17-19 Main
O'BRIEN M., 511-513 Mission

Elevator Builders.
BIRCH WILLIAM H. & CO., 129-135, 1st
CAHILL & HALL ELEVATOR CO., 314-218 Mis-

*24 SANSOME ST. Telephone 778 ; ^ /i°'L . „„ ,„ „ „ „_

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

FOREMAN A. & SON, 611 Merchant 138-140-142 Fremont

PAINTER & CO., 510 Clay Hammond J. & Co., .326-338 Beale

WINTERBURN JOSEPH CO., 417 Clay HOLMAN WILLIAM L., 230 Fremont

• Elevator Bells. McNICOLL A. J. & CO.,

HETTY LOUIS B., 124-126 Eddy 122-124 Main

KLEIN'S JOHN M. ELECTRICAL WORKS, 421 PETTITT J. G., 325 Mission

423 Montgomery i Quin W. H. & Co., 33 Beale

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Apparatus,
suppliks.

T. P. ANDREWS,
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* Elevator Cabs.

CAHILL & HALL ELEVATOR CO., ^14-218 Mis-
sion

PETTITT J. G., 325 Mission

San Francisco Novelty and Plating Works,
68-72, 1st

• Elevator Doors and Gates.
CAHILL & HALL ELEVATOR CO., 214-218 Mis-
sion
PETTITT J. G., 335 Mission

* Elevator Pumps.

GARRATT W. T. «& CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

Elevator Repairers.
CAHILL & HALL ELEVATOR CO., 314-218 Mis-
sion

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

McNlcoll A. J. & Co., 133-124 Main
PETTITT J. G., 325 Mission

* Elevator Supplies.
CAHILL & HALL ELEVATOR CO., 214-218 Mis-
sion
O'BRIEN M., 511-513 Mission
PETTITT J. G., 325 Mission

* Elevators— Linkchain.
KROGH MANUFACTURING CO., 51 Beale and

9-17 Stevenson

* Elevators— Sidewalk.
CAHILL & HALL ELEVATOR CO., 214-318 Mis-
sion

PETTITT J. G., 325 Mission

Elocution— Teachers of.

(See Teachers— Elocution.)

Embalmers.

(See also Undertakers.)
California Burial Co., 215 Sansome, room 6
California Undertaking Co., SW cor Geary and

Stockton
Carew & English, 19 Van Ness Av
Craig, Cochran & Co., 22-26 Mint Av
Dierks Theodor, 957 Mission

GANTNER & GUNTZ

(H. W. Gantner and F. L. Guntz), Funeral
Directors and Embalmers, 8-10 City HaU
Square, telephone South 432

aodeau & Co., 326-328 Montgomery Av
Golden Gate Undertaking Co., 2429 Mission
Gray N. & Co., 641-643 Sacramento
Hagan James, 445 Valencia
Halsted & Co., 946 Mission
laccheri & Bacigalupi, 627 Broadway
Lipman & Godeau, 336 Sutter
Martin A. W. & Co., 118 Geary
McAvoy & Gallagher, 20, 5th
McGinn Bros., 31 Eddy
McMenomey James & Son, 1057 Mission
Metzler Charles J. B., 636 Washington
O'Connor J. C. & Co., 767 Mission
Pacific Undertakers, 777 Mission
Petersen H. P. & Co., 228 MeAllister
Porter H. C. & Co., 132 Eddy
Porter William H., 133 Eddy
Suhr H. F. & Co., 1209 Mission
United Undertakers' Association, 27-29, 5th
Union Undertaking Co., 733 Mission
Valente, Marini & Co., 1524 Stockton
Western Addition Funeral Directors, 2428 Cali-
fornia

* Embalmers' Fluid.
SCHNEIDER GEORGE C, 3 Mint Av

Embossers— Glass.

(See Glass Embossers.)

* Embossing.
MOISE L. H., 320 Sansome, room 68

Embroideries.

(See also Dry Goods.)
Bauer Bros. & Co. ,547-549 Market
Benguiat H. E., 420 Sutter
Bourne Ella R. Miss, 1535 Mission
Brown A. C, 1368 Market
Kuhl Hermanie Mrs., 324 Mason
Kummer G. A., 14 Grant Av
Levy Jules & Bros., 5-7 Sansome
Mallett Annie Miss, 702 Bush
Muser Bros., 13 Phelan Bldg
Scheyer M. & Bro., 16-18 Sansome
Schreiher August, 507 California

Embroidery Stampers.

Alliott L. M. Mrs., 317 Sutter
Ansot Jeanne Mrs., 1338 Polk
de Remee Nathalee Mrs., 341, 18th
Dobs Clara Miss, 629 Larkin
Graham Decorative Art, 320 Post
Kuttner Naphtaly, 706 Geary
Landini C. Miss, 2238 Bush
MannelF. R. Mrs., 121 Post
Mason Emma Miss, 947 Valencia
McGinn Annie Miss, 336 O'Farrell
Meyer Catherine, 1608 Devisadero
Reynolds Misses, 430 Sutter
Sharp C. E. Miss, 131 Post
Sullivan Catherine, 2323 Harrison
Webb M. S. Mrs., 1517^/4 Market

Embroidery Teachers.

(See Teachers Embroidery.)

Emery Wheels.

CALIFORNIA SAW WORKS (agents "Wal-
tham " wheels), 208-313 Mission

EBYJNO. D. (agent Dickerman Emery Wheel
Co.), 17-19 Main

Lancaster Peerless Emery Wheel Co., 4 Law-
rence PI

NORTON EMERY WHEEL CO., C. F. Marwedel
agent, 58, 1st

PACIFIC TOOL AND SUPPLY CO., 100-104, 1st

PARKE & LACY CO., 21-23 Fremont

Read Edward B., 16, 1st

Simonds Saw Co., 31 Main

Employment Agencies.

ANDRE LEON,

successor to Jules Lambla&Co., 315 Stock-
ton

Bradley & Johnston, 640 Clay

Crosett J. F. & Co., 638 Sacramento and 313

Sutter
Cullen Delia, 323 Sutter

FEMALE
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU,

323 Sutter St., bet. Stockton St. & Grant Ave., S. F.
First-class Male and Female Help of all nationalities
furnished on short notice. Private Families, Hotels,
Restaurants, etc., supplied. Country orders promptly
attended to.

Ewen W. D. & Co., 636 Clay

HANSEN C. R. & CO.,

110 Geary

Hotel Gazette Employment Bureau, 430 Kearny

Hunter & Co., 17 Webb

Labor Bureau Association, 115-117 Turk

Leopold H. Mrs., 30 Stockton

Martin William C, 749 Market

Nakamura M. (Japanese), 314b Sutter

Norton A. Mrs., 315 Sutter

Oblson Charlotte Mrs., 11^^ Antonia

PLUNKETT KATE MISS, 424 Sutter

Ready Herbert V., 634 Clay

Miss D. CULLEN, "iSiP^^o^

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DIXON, BORGESON ! CO.,

37 Market Street, S. F.,

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WHITE ENAMELED LETTERS

ENAMELED IRON SIGNS

WOOD LETTERS IN COLOR OR GOLD

100 VARIETIES OF HOUSE NUMBERS

Glass, Aluminum and Other Metal Letters are made on this coast

only by the

BAKEff ENAMELING & MFG. CO.

OFFICE AND FACTORY - 409 SANCHEZ ST.. SAN FRANCISCO

^05 Beale Street ^An Francisco, Cdwliforniak.

Employment Agencies— Cont'd.

Sisters of Mercy Employment Office, cor 1st and
Bryant

State of California Bureau of Labor Statistics,
335 Sutter

United States Industrial Agency, 520-521 Em-
porium Bldg

Ward R. T. & Co., 608-610 Clay

* Enameled Brick.

GLADDING, McBEAN& CO

1358-1360 MARKET ST.

Enameled Letters and Signs.
BAKER ENAMELING AND MANUFACTURING

CO., 409 Sanchez (See adv. above.)
Brilliant Sign Co., 410 Sutter

K.luttaierOff.&@.3MS

MOISE L. H., 320 Sansome, room 68
New York Sign Co., 307 O'Farrell
White Enamel Sign Co., 106 McAllister

Enamelers.

(See also Jewelers— Manufacturing.)
Central Plating Works (bicycle), 852 Mission

Engine Builders.
ATLAS IRON WORKS, cor Napa and Louis-
iana, Potrero *
BIRCH WILLIAM H. & CO., 129-ia5, 1st

Clot & Meese, 129-131 Fremont
Cyclops Iron Works, 11.5-117 Beale
EYONS C. H. & CO., 110-1121

rsiGirvi

C. H. EVANS & CO.

Builders stationary and Marine Engines of all

kinds.

110-112 Beale Street, San Francisco.

Fulton Engineering and Ship Building Works,
213, 1st

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont
GOLDEN STATE AND MINERS' IRON WORKS,

231-251, 1st
Joshua Hendv Machine Works, 38-44 Fremont
Main Street Iron Works, 131-ia5 Main
Marshutz & Cantrell, N W cor Main and Howard
Murray Bros., 252 Beale
Ohmen Engine Works. .321 Mission
ORIENTAL GAS ENGINE WORKS, 105 Beale

rjAi ~V ^ "t -4 i • Has the largest circulation of

ine rDiilietiii "^ ^'r.io^TLr.t^'^

WD PU A "DAT \ AT Impoetee of selected Vintages oi

. D. LJlAr iVlAi\, BARTON & QUESTIERS Fine Bordeaux

and Sautemes.

123 CALIFORNIA STREET.

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Perkins Pump and Engine Co., 117 Main

Rice Harvey W., 56 Bluxome

Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works, SE cor

Howard and Beale
Schilling Adam & Sons, 211-313 Main
Union Gas Engine Co., 309-311 Howard
UNION IRON WORKS, office 222 Market, works

Potrero
VULCAN IRON WORKS, 135-145 Fremont

Engine Importers.
EBY JNO. D., (selling agent Stearns Mnfg Co.),

17-19 Main
Fish A. L., 59-61, 1st
MORRIS H. D. & CO., 141-143, 1st
O'BRIEN M., 511-513, Mission
PARKE & LACY CO., 21-23 Fremont
RIX COMPRESSED AIR MACHINERY CO., 11-

13, 1st
Wickson G. G. & Co., 3-5 Front

* Engineers' and Maclilnists' Supplies.
MARWEDEL C. P., 58, 1st
PACIFIC TOOL AND SUPPLY CO., 100-104, 1st

Engineers— Civil.

Alberger William O., 315 California
ALLARDT GEORGE P., 418 California
ALLPORT HENRY W., 530 California, room 65
BAKER FRANK J. & CO., 325 Montgomery, room

34, hours 9 a. m. to 4 p. m., evenings 7 to 8 p.

m., telephone Black 2081
Barion August, 420 California, room 27
Benson John A., 430 Kearny, rooms 3-5
Berdan Nelson L., 524 Washington
Blake A. G., 834 Page
Bowie Augustus J., 217 Sansome, room 10
Bridges Francis, 10 California, room 14
Bridges JLyman, 10 California, room 14
Cahill Edward J., 508 California, room 28
CLARK FREDERICK A. Major, 418 California
Condon Daniel E., 5 Mills Bldg, 8th floor
Dillman & Wallace, 310 Pine, rooms 43-45
Eckart William E., 217 Sansome, rooms 2-3

ECKERT H. F.,

22 California, room 19

Ferris & Williams, 320 Sansome, room 17
Fitzhugh William M., 1 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
FRYE ALBERT L, 401 California, rooms 11-12
Galloway, Townley & Co., 42-44 Steuart, room

16
Gibbes James T., 81 Montgomery Block
Graham W. S., 331 Pine, room 20
Grunsky C. Ewald, 530 California, room 18
Gurnee Clinton Jr., 508 Montgomery
Hall William H., 1 Mills Bldg, 6 floor
Herrald George, 225 Crocker Bldg
Hoffmann John D., 44-45 Nevada Block
HOLCOMB CHARLES H., 393 Emporium Bldg,

3d floor, telephone South 683
Howland W. Penn, 12 Front

Humphreys William P., 89 Montgomery Block
JOHNSON R. E., 324 Pine, room 4
KELLOGG NORMAN B., 418 California
Kempert Theodore, 10 Market, room 14
Kerr Mark B., 403 Front
King Nicholas, 315 California
Leve Marcus S., 319 Pine
Mason John E., 306 Pine, room 6
MAURAN JOSEPH R., 330 Pine, room 49
McCray Bros., 530 California, room 27
McCullough Ernest, 7-8 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
Meddock J. T., 531 California, room 1
Melliss D. Ernest, 524 Sacramento
Mendell George H., 530 California, rooms 17-18
Minto William, 330 Pine, room 44
Morgan Ross, 101 Sansome
Morgan Thomas W., 101 Sansome
Munro Duncan M., 511 California
O'SHAUGHNESSY M. M., 225 Crocker Bldg
Reilly Michael F., 538 Kearny
Rogers John B., 1 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
Scott Chalmers, 323 Pine
Shreve Ezra D., 324 Pine, room 4
SMITH J. GEORGE, 17 Mills Bldg, 3d floor, and

43 Crocker Bldg :

Smith S. Harrison, 530 California, room 10

Stable John F. H., 530 California, room 10
Stratton James T., 159 Crocker Bldg
Tagliabue Francis, 508 Montgomery
Tilton Charles S., New City Hall, 3d floor, and

420 Montgomery
Tucker Edward E., 315 California
Vander Naillen's School of Engineering, 723

Market
Von Geldern Otto, 819 Market, room 46
Von Leicht Ferdinand, 418 California
Von Schmidt Allexey W., 808 Montgomery
Von Schmidt Edward A., 808 Montgomery
WRINKLE L. F. J., 646 Market

Engineers— Consulting.

Alberger W. C, 315 California, rooms 13-15
Altwood Melville, 402 Montgomery, room 29
Bowie Augustus J., 317 Sansome, room 10
Browne Ross E., 44-45 Nevada Block

I COBB & HESSELMEYER, 109 California, rooms
30-31
Davidson George, 530 California, room 23

I Dunn P. Livingston, 815 Battery
FRYE ALBERT L, 401 California, rooms 11-12

I Grunsky C. Ewald, 530 California, room 18

I Hasson & Hunt, 310 Pine, rooms 24-29-31
Leve Marcus S.. 319 Pine
McCullough Ernest, 7-8 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
O'Shaughnessy M. M., 225 Crocker Bldg
Richards John, 32 California, room 35
Smith W. Stuart and Sidney Sprout, 433 Safe

Deposit Bldg
Smyth W. H., 226 Market
Tardif Frederick, 303 California
Vincent H. P., 325 Crocker Bldg
WASS D. D., 56, 1st

Engineers— Electrical.

Dick William Co., 2 California

Eggers Frank F., 134 Sutter

Electrical Engineering Co., 34-36 Main

Harding A. A., 231-251, 1st

Hasson & Hunt, 310 Pine, rooms 34-29-31

KLEIN'S JOHN M. ELECTRICAL WORKS, 421-

423 Montgomery
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Lockwood William V., 228 Bush
Smith W. Stuart and Sidney Sprout, 423 Safe

Deposit Bldg
UNION IRON WORKS, ofQce 333 Market, works

Potrero
Van Emon Burton C, 34 Main
WASSD. D.,56, 1st

Engineers— Hydraulic.
ALLARDT GEORGE P., 418 California
BAKER FRANK J. & CO., 325 Montgomery, room

34, hours 9 a. m. to 4 p. m., evenings 7 to 8

p. m., telephone Black 2081
Bowie Augustus J., 217 Sansome, room 10
Browne Ross E., 44-45 Nevada Block
CLARK FREDERICK A. MAJOR, 418 California
COBB & HESSELMEYER. 109 California, rooms

30-31
Cumming George & Co., 18 Fell
DOW STEAM PUMP WORKS, 114-116 Beale
FULTON ENGINEERING AND SHIP BUILDING

WORKS, 213, 1st

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont.
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
UNION IRON WORKS, office 332 Market, works

Potrero

Engineers— Mechanical.
ALLARDT CHARLES P., 418 California
Behr Hans C, 40 California
Chodzko A. E., 326 Market
COBB & HESSELMEYER, 109 California, rooms

30-31
Cumming George & Co., 18 Fell
CYCLOPS IRONWORKS, 115-117 Beale
Dick William Co., 2 California
Eckart William E., 217 Sansome, rooms 2-3
Eckert H. F., 22 California, room 19
Fey Charles A., 406 Market

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Engineers— Mectiaiiical— Cont'd.
FULTON ENGINEERING AND SHIP BUILDING
WORKS, 213, 1st

GARRATT W. T= & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont.

Giovannini Philip, 725 Montgomery
Hagarty Thomas F., 9 Geary
Harding A. A., 231-251, 1st
Hasson & Hunt, 310 Pine, rooms 24-29-31
KINCAID & CO., 314 Montgomery
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Langer Ernst, 1215 Folsom
Leve Marcus S., 310 Pine
Logan Walter MacG., 123 Beale
Marion Michael J., 526 Mission
Moessner August, 1201 Folsom
Moore Charles C. & Co., 32. 1st
Moore Lewis W., 32, 1st
Murch & Gray. 215 Mission
OSBORNE DARRAGH J., 309 California
RIX COMPRESSED AIR -— -

11-13, 1st
Smith W. Stuart 422 Safe Deposit Bldg
Sprout Sidney, 422 Safe Deposit Bldg
Stut J. C. H., 217 Sansome, room 1
Thompson Isaac F., 231-251, 1st
Tracy, Starkweather & Tracy, 220 Fremont
Tucker E. W. & Co., 130-132 Main
Tyler Charles M.. 606 Montgomery
UNION IRON WORKS, office 222 Market, works

Potrero
Van der Naillen's School of Engineering, 723

Market
Van Drake Alfred J., 141, 1st
WASSD. D.. 56,1st
Williams & Orton, 315 Fremont

* Engineers— Mecliajiical, Heating and Venti-
lating.
6RANNIS J. G. & CO., 544 Mission and 40 New
Montgomery

Engineers— Mining.

Attwood Melville, 402 Montgomery, room 29

Bailey J. Murray, 18 Post

Bankart Hubert, 23 Stevenson

Benjamin E. H., 331 Pine, room 20

Bevan Washington J., 509 Montgomery

Boss Martin, 309 California

Bowie Augustus J., 217 Sansome, room 10

Brown George L., 819 Market, room 45

Brown James C, 318 Safe Deposit Bldg

Browne Ross E., 44-45 Nevada Block

BROWNELL JAMES S. (successor to Adams &

Carter), 132 Market, room 15
Cheyney Samuel W., 120 Sutter
CLARK FREDERICK A. MAJOR, 418 California
COBB & HESSELMEYER, 109 California, rooms

30-31
Corning C. R., 223 Crocker Bldg
Craelius David, 1029 Hampshire
Craig Walter R., 316 Montgomery
Davis Carl, 302 Montgomery, rooms 7-8
Donahoo Peter B., 220 Sansome
Eldridge John B., 328 Montgomery, room 311
Ellis Henry R., 318 Pine
Gilson Livingston, 211 Sansome, room 6
Graham W. S., 331 Pine, room 20
Grimwood Charles P., 214 Pine
Hammond JohnHavs, 223 Crocker Bldg
Hoffmann Charles F., 44-45 Nevada Block
Hoffmann George G., 44-45 Nevada Block
Janin Louis, 202 Sansome
Jens John C, Safe Deposit Bldg
Knapp Moses A., 31 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
Knapp William A., 405 Montgomery, room 5
Koch George A., 405 Montgomery, room 5
Langrehr Henry C, 125 Phelan Bldg
Lightner Henry L., 49 Merchants Exchange
Low Joel B., 23 Nevada Block
LUCKHARDT C. A. & CO., 71-73 Stevenson
Maryanski Modest, 336 Pine
McGlew Thomas, 1575 Folsom

McMillan Frederick,

mines experted and reported upon, 628
Montgomery, room 47

CO.,

Mellis D. Ernest, 524 Sacramento
Merralls W. A., 45 Fremont
Munro Duncan M., 511 California
Newhouse Oscar, 218 California, room I
O'Shaughnessy M. M., 225 Crocker Bldg
Paul Almarin B., 49 Crocker Bldg
Phillips George, 10 California, room 3
Price Thomas & Son, 524 Sacramento
Ralston William C, 331 Pine, room 11
Rapp A. Henry, 510 California
Read Thomas J., 214 Pine, room 52
Read Frank R., 69 Chronicle Bldg
RIX COMPRESSED AIR MACHINERY

11-13, 1st

SAVILLE, MacLYMONT & CO., 10 Annie
Scupham John R.. 191-192 Crocker Bldg
Shafer Charles E., 510 California
Sherwood William R., 303 California
Shreve Ezra D., 324 Pine, room 4
Sletcher Frederick, 48, 4th
Swain Charles H., 530 California, room 63
Tuttle George R., 320 Sansome, room 59
UNION IRON WORKS, office 222 Market, works

Potrero
Von Leicht Ferdinand, 418 California
Wheeler Allison, 314 Battery
WRINKLE L. F. J. (much experience in mining

law suits), 646 Market

Engineers- Sanitary.

Abrahamson Peter, 623 Howard

LANE W. E.. 505 Kearny

Morgan W. & Co., 819 Market, room 43

• Engineers' Supplies.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

Engravers' Card.

Barkhaus Frederick W., 213 Kearny
BUHLINGER WM. F., 608-610 Sacramento

\NM. F. BUHLINGER

Successor to
G. HOFFMAN &. CO.

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Die Sinker and Stencil Cutter, Seals, Brass
and Steel Stamps, Burning Brands, etc.

608-610 SACRAMENTO STREET

Cooper & Co., 746 Market
CROCKER H. S. CO., 215-219 Bush
Dodge Book and Stationery Co., 112 Post

FISCHER S. E. & CO.,

fine card and invitation engraving, seals
and crests, etc., 402 Montgomery

Gilhon Thomas & Son, 137 Montgomery
Goldsmith Edwin S., 26 Montgomery
Hartwell, Mitchell & Willis, 225 Post and 107
Montgomery

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MOISE L. H., 320 Sansome

Robertson Alexander M., 126 Post

SCHMIDT LABEL AND LITHOGRAPHIC CO.,

17-31 Mam

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ENGRAVERS
DESIGNERS and
PRINTERS

17-31 MAIN STREET

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Slattery M. J., 723 Market

UNION PHOTO ENGRAVING CO., 523 Market

Werner George A., 1067 Howard

WOOD GEORGE M. & CO., 211 Sutter

Engravers— Copper.
ACME ENGRAVING CO., 436 Montgomery. (See

advt. on following page.)
BOLTON & STRONG, 510 Montgomery
Brunt. 535 Clay

CROCKER H. S. CO., 215-219 Bush
DUNCAN JAMES H., 126 Kearny
Fischer S. E. & Co , 402 Montgomery
MOISE L. H., 320 Sansome, room 68
Slattery M. J., 723 Market

UNION PHOTO-ENGRAVING

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* Engravers— Copper Plate.

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Engravers— General.

Allardyce Charles A., 131 Post

Armbruster Julius H., 9 Geary

Bernhardt Paul P. & Co., 434 Montgomery

Blum George W., 330 Pine, room 55

Buchanan & Co., 405 Front

Byrne Joseph T., 31 Eddy

California Engraving and Designing Co., 209

Kearny
Day Thomas J., 120 Sutter

DEWEY ENGRAVING CO.,

220 Market

Dolling William H., 3 Hardie PI
DUNCAN JAMES H., 126 Kearny
Fischer S. E. & Co., 402 Montgomery
Fuchs Charles, 212 Kearny
Giller Charles L., 7 Walter
Irvine J. C. & Co., 339 Kearny
Jeanneret Charles, 126 Kearny

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Lucas Max F., 121 Post

MYSELL ROLLINS CO. THE., 22 Clay

Partridge John, 42-44 Steuart

Pohlmann Gustave, 336 Sutter

PoUhammer Alois, 3 Hardie PI

Richter Ernest C. , 344 Kearny

Schiller Henry, 208 Sutter

The Union Lithograph Co., 316 Sacramento

Walther George. 903 Illinois

Zeitfuchs Edward, 9 Hardie PI

Engravers— Glass.

(See Glass Engravers.)

* Engravers— Half-tone.

DEWEY ENGRAVING CO.,

220 Market

Engravers— Map.
BOLTON & STRONG, 510 Montgomery
CROCKER H. S. CO., 215-219 Bush
Dakin Publishing Co., 320 Sansome

UNION PHOTO-ENGRAVING

COMPANY, 523 Market

San Francisco Co., 518 Sacramento

Engravers— Photo

ACME ENGRAVING CO., 436 Montgomery

BOLTON & STRONG, 510 Montgomery

Byrnes William H., 611 Clay

California Photo- Engraving Co.. 513 Market

CROCKER H. S. CO., 215-219 Bush

Cubery & Co., 587 Mission

Day Frank M., 611 Merchant

DEWEY ENGRAVING CO.,

220 Market

Filmer- Rollins Electrotvpe Co., 424 Sansome
GLOBE-MacCABE CO., 611 Merchant

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Kummer & Alpen, 419 Front

Lee T. W. & Co., 304 Battery

MOISE L. H., 320 Sansome, room 68

National Photo and Engraving Co., 606 Mont-
gomery

Patten Charles S., 531 California

San Francisco Photo-Engraving Co., 518 Sacra-
ramento

SUNSET PHOTO AND ENGRAVING CO., 131
Post

UNION PHOTO-ENGRAVING

COMPANY. 523 Market.

Engravers— Seal.
CROCKER H. S. CO., 215-219 Bush

DEWEY ENGRAVING CO.,

220 Market
DUNCAN JAMES H., 126 Kearny
Fischer S. E. V Co., 402 Montgomery
Gihon Thomas & Son, 137 Montgomery
Goldsmith Edwin S., 26 Montgomery

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Kuner Albert, 702 Montgomery
Moosecroft Frederick, 126 Kearny
Patrick B. H., 512 Market

Engravers— Steel.
CROCKER H. S. CO., 215-219 Bush

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THE UNION LITHOGRAPH CO., 316 Sacramento

Engravers —Stone.

(See Lithographers.)

Engravers— Wax.
ACME ENGRAVING CO., 436 Montgomery
CROCKER H. S. CO., 215-219 Bush
Hughes John W., 612 Clay

Engravers— Wood.
ACME ENGRAVING CO., 436 Montgomery
Atwood & Co., 508 Montgomery
Bernhardt Paul P. & Co., 434 Montgomery

DEWEY ENGRAVING CO.,

220 Market

Francis-Valentine Co., 517 Clay
Hull William C, 527 Sacramento
Kelly William J., 606 Montgomery

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MOISE L. H., 320 Sansome, room 68
PATTEN CHARLES S., 531 California
Werner George A., 1067 Howard
WOOD GEORGE M. & CO., 211 Sutter

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Engravings.

(See Pictures and Engravings.)

Engrossers.

Eisenschlnael Carl, 235 Kearny
Stalb George, 117 Murphy Bldg
Thors Sam, 503 California

Essence Manufacturers.

(See Flavoring Extracts.)

* Essential Oils.

Boldemann A. C. & Co., 307 Commercial
Downie Boiler Incrustation Preventative Co.
(eucalyptus), 42, 2d

Estates— Offices of.

Avy Eugene, 320 Sansome, rooms 55-56

Billings Frederick, 37 Montgomery Block

Block Elias M., 159-160 Crocker Bldg

Bradley James, 4 Sutter

Clabrough John P., 38 Mills Bldg, 6th floor

Clarke Alfred, 530 California, room 37

Clements Gilbert, 218 California, room 3

DeLong F. C, 530 California, room 37

Dibblee Albert, 320 Sansome, room 21

Druhe J. H., 23 Market

Dunphy William, 819 Market, room 15

Eastland Joseph G., 604 Commercial

Fair James G., 230 Montgomery

Farnam Charles W., 14 California

Ham Richard K., 35 Steuart

Hastings Trust Estate, 120 Phelan Bldg

Hearst Estate, 33 Mills Bldg, 9th floor

Hobart Estate Co., 532 Market

Laws John, 318 Davis

Long Claude, 632 Washington

Lux Miranda W., 532 Market, room 44

Mackay Patrick N.,408 California, room 4

McLaughlin Co. The, 508 California, rooms 1-2

Mead Charles H., 526 Front

Phelan James, 301 Phelan Bldg

Renton William, 35 Steuart

Shatter O. L., 508 California, room 31

Sharon Estate Co., 4 New Montgomery

Stanford Leland, 819 Market, room 1

Starr L. M., 512 California

Stow William W., 222 Sutter

Towne A. N., 32 Mills Bldg, 8th floor

Upton Thomas, 30 Mills Bldg, 8th floor

Wellman Estate Co., 201-203 Market

Wetherbee Henry, 14 California

Williams Thomas H., 320 Sansome, room 18

Exchanges.

Builders' The, 40 New Montgomery

California Mining, 24 Merchants' Exchange
Bldg

Gold Mining Exchange of San Francisco, 11 Ro-
tunda Mills Bldg

Merchants', Merchants' Exchange Bldg

Merchants' (Chinese), 739 Sacramento

Pacific Stock, 316 Montgomery

San Francisco Fruit, 317-319 Davis

San Francisco Produce, 425 California

San Francisco Stock and Exchange Board, 331
Pine

Stock and Bond, 22 Merchants' Exchange Bldg

Excursion Agents.
Judson & Co., 19 Montgomery
Miller Samuel, 613 Market
Phillips A. & Co., 30 Montgomery
Raymond & Whitcomb, 87-88 Crocker Bldg

ALAMEDA AND SAN FRANCISCO TRANSFER
CO., 3 Spear

Alameda Transfer Co., 21 Market

Anderson's Oakland, S. F. and Mills Seminary
Express, 323 East North

Benicia Parcel Express and Purchasing Agen-
cy, 511 Market

Berkeley, San Francisco and Oakland Express,
21 Market

COMMERCIAL TRANSFER CO., 43 Sutter, tele'

phone Main 49
Drucker Express and Transfer Co., 21 Market
GISSLOW LAMBERT, NW cor Eddy and Larkin
Greeley, Alameda and San Francisco Transfer

Co., 3 Spear
Jones & Charles, 11 Steuart
Lind's Alameda Express, 3 !

LINSLEY & LE MAR'S

SAUSALITO AND MILL VALLEY EXPRESS,
furniture, pianos, baggage and goods han-
dled carefully, San Francisco office, 30
Market, telephone Drumm 183, Sausalito
office Schnell s Block

Martinez Express, 421-423 Market

Merchants Express Co., 1 Spear

Mill Valley, Sausalito and San Francisco Ex-
press, 323 East North

Mission and City Transfer Co., 548 Valencia

Morton Special Delivery, 402Taylor, 650 Market,
204 Battery and Ferry Bldg, foot Market

OVERLAND FREIGHT TRANSFER CO., main
office SE cor 5th and Bluxome, branch office
NW cor California and Front

Pacific Express Co., office 14 California

Pacific Transfer Co., 20 Sutter

Peoples Express and Transfer Co., 20 Market

Petaluma TransferCo., office 14 California

RIVER EXPRESS CO., 3 Spear

RIVER EXPRESS CO.

Deliver Freight, Baggage, Parcels, etc., to any
part of San Francisco, Stockton, Antioch, Napa and
Benicia.

Baggage Taken on Stokage

3 Spear Street

Telephone, Main 31

Rogers' Mission Express, 2241 Mission and 3
Commercial

San Francisco Transfer Co., 333 Bush

San Jose Express Co., 630 Market

San Leandro, San Lorenzo and Haywards Ex-
press, 30 Market

San Rafael and San Francisco Express, 323
East North

SIGNAL TRANSFER CO.,

pianos, furniture and baggage moved to
any part of the city and adjoining towns
at lowest rates. 1 trunk 35 cents, 3 for
$1, single valise 25 cents, office 530 Jones
nr Geary, telephone Sutter 441
Sisterna's Berkeley and San Francisco Express,
111 Front

STOCKTON AND SAN FRAN

CISCO EXPRESS CO., offices San Francisco
323 Front, telephone Front 75, Stockton
with W. U. Tel. Co., telephone 241, Benicia
and Antioch at landing

Union Transfer Co., 18, 1st

Vallejo and San Francisco Express, 511 Market

Wells, Fargo & Go's Express, New Montgomery

bet Jessie and Mission
Western Delivery Co., 372Natoma
Whitney Transfer Co., 3-5 Commercial

* Expressmen.
AMERICAN FURNITURE EXPRESS CO., stand

NW cor Geary and Stockton, office 146

Geary, telephone Red 1403
Bay City Transfer Co., 244 Sutter
Corkery P. & Sons, 1127 Sutter
Foster & Orear, Ferry Bldg foot Market
Groat Wm. & Son, 28 Haight and 137 Rose
Howe's Special Delivery, 508 Jones and 15

Geary
McCRELLIS FRANK H., NW cor Taylor and

Golden Gate Av
Mission and City Transfer Co., 548 Valencia
1 Pacific Furniture Express Co., junction Market

and Golden Gate Av
Penn John, SE cor Post and Powell
UNION SQUARE FURNITURE PACKING AND

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124 IVIarket Street.

ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.,

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Extracts and Perfumes.

(See Flavoring Extracts, also Perfumery.)

* Fan Blowers.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

Fancy Box Makers.

(See Box Makers— Fancy.)

Fancy Goods— Importers.

American Import Co. The, 107 Sansome

Bauer Bros. & Co., 547-.'j49 Market

Buyer & Reich Co., 231-223 Bush

California Lace Co., 333 Bush

California Notion and Toy Co., 534-526 Market

Goldstein Bros., 13 Sutter

Graf Bros., 569 Market

Graham Decorative Art, 330 Post

Hale Bros., 937-941 Market

Halla & Co., 303 California

Hamtourger Co. The, junc Market and Taylor

Kohlberg, Strauss & Frohman, 1230-1334 Market

and 107-109 Post
Langley c& Michaels Co., 34-40, 1st
Moran James M. & Co., 1009-1013 Market
Newman & Levinson, 125-131 Kearny and 743-

744 Market
Pflster J. J. Knitting Co., 120 Sutter
Sachs Bros. & Co., SW cor Bush and Sansome
Samuels David, 123-139 Post
Schmidt Ben J. & Co.. 135-127 Sansome
Schweitzer & Co., 29-31 Battery
Stevenson & Co., 539 Market
Verdler G. & Co., NE cor Geary and Grant Av
Weill Raphael & Co., NW cor Kearny and Post

Fancy Goods— Retail.

(See Dry Goods— Retail, also Varieties.)

* Farm Machinery.

(See also Agricultural Implements.)
BAKER & HAMILTON, NW cor Pine and Davis

Faucet Makers.

Cleveland Faucet Co. The, 208 Ellis

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

Golden Gate Manufacturing Co., 233 Mission
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Roylance J. Brass Works, 112-114 Main
West Coast Safety Faucet Co., 223 Mission

Feather Cleaners.

Balny Cesarine Mrs., 109 Stockton
Cavasso Heloise Mrs., 2 Delaware Court
Chevalier Caroline Mrs., 4 Taylor PI
Daiss Katie Miss, 517 Post

Feather Dusters.

(* Manufacturers)
Atlantic Brush Co., 510 Montgomery

* BUCHANAN BROTHERS,

609 Sacramento

* Figer Joseph. 310 Sutter
Lake & Co., 411 Sacramento

* Simpson R. W., 543 Clay

Feathers— Fancy.

Chariot L. Mrs., 343 Jessie
Rubin Antone, 103 Post

Feathers -Upholstery.

McCabe Owen, 870 Mission
Sullivan Thomas, 743 Mission

Feed Mills.

Commercial Mills, 149 Bluxome

DAVIS A. A. MILLING CO., 431 California

Laumeister Mills, 203-207 Mission
National Flour Mills, SW cor Battery and Pa-
cific
Outsen Hans, 954 Bryant
Stoddard M. W., 812-814. 4th
Yolo Mills, NE cor Mission and Main

* Fences— Brass and Bronze.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

* Fences— Iron and Wire.
BAKER & HAMILTON, NW cor Pine and Davis
WASS D. D., 56, 1st

Fencing Teachers.

(See Teachers— Fencing)

Ferries.

Alameda (S. P. C. Ry.), foot Market
Berkeley, East nr Washington
Oakland (S. P. Co.). foot Market
Sausalito (N. P. C. Ry.), foot Clay
Tiburon (S. F. & N. P. Ry.), foot Clay

Fertilizers.

Bayle, Lacoste & Co., 537 Merchant

California Fertilizer Works, office 537 Mer-
chant

Franco- American Tallow and Fertilizer Co., SE
cor De Haro and El Dorado

Golden Gate Plaster Mills, 315-217 Main

Kadiak Phosphate Co., 3 Steuart

National Fertilizer Co., 405 Montgomery, room 5

Nevada Gypsum and Fertilizer Co., 316 Bush,
room 14

Oceanic Phosphate Co., 409 California, room 4

Ohlandt N. & Co., 327 Market

Pacific Bone, Coal and Fertilizing Co., 614, 7th

Filemakers.
RIDGEWAY WILLIAM J., 19 Hill

Filters.

Aerating and Self Cleansing Filter Co., 537

Spreckels Bldg
Crase James J., 612 Merchant
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

Loew Filter Co. (wine), 7, 1st

Pasteur Germ Proof Filter Co., 807 Market

Rapid Safety Filter Co. of S. F., 1309 Market

Fire Alarm Companies.

Pacific Auxiliary Fire Alarm Co., 316 Bush

* Fire Alarms— Automatic.

CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC SUPPLY AND CON-
STRUCTION CO., 1145 Market

Fire Arms.

(See Arms and Amunition.)

* Fire Bells.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-143 Fremont

* Fire Brick.

(See also Brick— Fire.)
ASBESTOS PARAFFINE CO., 131, 1st

N.CLARK&^ONS.

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A. WANNER C. H. MADDOX

WANNER & MADDOX

MANUFACTURERS and CONTRACTORS FOR

FIRE PROOFING WORK

1219 MARKET ST., San Francisco, Cal.

Our Material is characterized by its Remarkable Lightness, its Non-Conductiveness of Heat,
Cold or Sound. It has No Superior in ready adaptability to the modern steel construction . Its
shapes and forms afford the greatest efficiency within the smallest compass.

* Fire Clay

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* Fire Department Supplies.
WOVEN HOSE AND RUBBER
remont

:AR RUBBER CO., .577-579 Mark
PERCHA AND RUBBER MFG.

CO., 14-

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CO.. .SO-

STEIGER A. SONS, 20-32, 8th

Fire Works.
CALIFORNIA FIRE WORKS COMPANY OF
SAN FRANCISCO (limited), only manufac-
turers on Pacific Coast, 219 Front
SADLER FRANK E., 537 Market
U. N. X. L. D. Fire Works, 537 Market

33 Fremont
NEW YORK BELTING AND PACKING CO.

LTD., 509-511 Market
REVERE RUBBER CO., 527 Market

Fire Engines— Steam.

Fish A. L., 59-61, 1st

Fire Escapes.

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Flags, Etc.

The largest variety, and best Eastern Goods
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Clark Iron Works. 305-307 Howa
ROTHERS, 119 Beale
West Iron Works, 119 Beale
Iron Works, 222-224 Howard
Iron Works, 123-135 Beale

* Fire Extinguishers.

W. H., 157 New Montgomery
:AR rubber CO. (Babcock and
), 577-579 Market

Fire Hose.

(See Hose.)

* Fireplace Furniture.
RNIA GAS FIXTURE CO., 123 Ge

* Fire Proofing.
OS PARAFFINE CO., 131, 1st

rd
Cham-
ary

Fish— Dried, Salt and Canned.

(See also Salmon Canners.)
American Union Fish Co., 513-519 Washington
Atlantic Fish Co., 305 Front
Baumeister & Heidemann, SE cor 7th and Berry
BRAUER, GRASSHOFF & CO., 309 Front
Camilloni G. & Co., 518 Clay
Francis & Cabral, 433^25 Davis
Golden Gate Salmon Co., 40 California, room 2
Hume R. D. & Co., 318 California
Inguglia Angelo, 507 Merchant
Lynde & Hough Co., 40 California, room 5
McCoUam Fishing and Trading Co. The, 40 Cali-
fornia, room 3
Pacflic Coast Fish Co., 511 Merchant
Potter & Wrightington (Boston), 303 Front
Sohlegel & Bruker, 326-338 Front
Union Fish Co., 116 California
Waltmann Leo, 1004 Sansome
Wieland Bros., 213 Davis

Fish-Fresh.

GLADD]NG.MGBEAN8c8i

1358 &I360 MARKET St:

American Union Fish Co., 513-519 Washington
Augustiny Peter F., 8O71/2 Valencia

WANNl

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R & MADDOX, 1219 Market

* Fire Pumps.

lATT W. T. & CO.,

140-142 Fremont

Bellanti Antonio, 18 Clay Street Market and

334,3d
Belli Lawrence, NE cor Ellis and Webster
Breckenridge C. & Son, 11-12 Bay City Market
Browne Harry, 57-59 Centre Market
Caito Battista, 17 Clay Stredt Market
Camilloni G. & Co., 518 Clay
Capelli & Solari, 23-24 Grand Western Market

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Fish— Fresh— Cont'd.
Catania Joseph, 86-87 California Market
Cianciolo Mitchell, 2026 Fillmore
Colangelo Luigi, 1332 Dupont
Cuneo Charles, 513 Merchant
De Ferrari Jerome, 527 Montgomery Av
Delia Nina A., 7 Clay Street Market
Dryselius & Co., 93 California Market
Fabris & Rivolo, 4 Clay Street Market
Ferle Redentore, 311'/^, 9th
Franceschi John B., 627 Laguna
Galletto Domenic, 1603 Paciflc Av
Gleason & Co., 1404 Polk
Graves James, 124. 9th
Ingulgia Angelo, 507 Market
Jafemon Frank, SE cor 23d and Valencia
Johnson Henry, 1045 Howard
Jurgens Dietrich R., 2513 Mission
Kessing John H., 7 Clay Street Market
Lamb & Son, 8 Bay Street Market
Madgio Louis, 121, 9th
Manning Henry J., 495 Haight
MilaniZ.,242, 3d
Milani & Co., 518 Merchant
Molini Rinaldo, 20 Grand Central Market
Moss Joseph J., 114, 7th
Murray William, 72-73 Centre Market
Pacific Coast Fish Co., 511 Merchant
Paladini Achille, 515-517 Merchant
Papple Angelo, 711 Montgomery Av
Parmisano A & Co., 27 Clay Street Market
Pioneer Fish Co., 520 Merchant
Ricatto Frank, 1309 Pacific
Schneider Norbert, 4 City Hall Market
Seyden Julius, 416 Hayes
Sorrentino G., 9 Clay Street Market
Springer George H., 1306 Mission
Stephens & Co., 33-35 Centre Market
StrazzallaDominick, 1418 Stockton
Tarantino N., 6 Clay Street Market
Thorp J. L., 1705 Market
Toohy John, 341, 4th

Trapani & Gazzolo, 39 Clay Street Market
Valensolo Charles, 512 Bryant
Valensolo J. J., 1627Devisadero

Fishing Tackle.

(See also Sporting goods.)
Allen E. T. Co., 416 Market
Clabrough, Golcher & Co.. 605 Market
Doyle Henry & Co., 517-519 Market
Kewell Charles H. & Co.. 1500 Market
Liddle R. Company, 110 Montgomery
Shreve George W., 739 Market
WILL & FINCK CO., 818-820Market

* Flag Poles.
BOLANDER & PERKINS, 115-117 Main

Flags and Banners.
AMES & HARRIS, NW cor Sacramento and

Drumm
DETRICK E. JR., 303 California
LITCHFIELD J. M. & CO., 12 Post
Neville & Co., 31-33 California
Norcross D. & Co., 220 Sutter
PASQUALE B. & SONS, 640 Washington
SADLER FRANK E., 537 Market
SIMPSON & FISHER, 34-36 Steuart
Waters F. C. &. Co., 208 Drumm
WRIGHT & FRANK. Ill Clay

Flavoring Extracts.

Boardman, Kenne & Co., 8 Sutter
Boldemann A. C. & Co., 307 Commercial
Columbia Coffee and Spice Co., 112-114 Front
Eagle Manufacturing Co., 117 Battery
HERRMANN & CO., 309-311 Sacramento
Levy Simon, 211 Battery
Merten Manufacturing Co., 210 Davis
Merten & Co., 7 Drumm
Mulhern John, 124 Market
Nicholson Samuel H., UbbM Market
Philadelphia Manufacturing Co., 431-435, 7th
Rieger Paul & Co., 511 Front
Sanborn & Co., 53, 2d

SHERWOOD & SHERWOOD, agents E. R.

Durkee & Co., 212-214 Market
Standard Soda Water Co., 1434-1436 Valencia
Sunset Manufacturing Co., 207-209 Sacramento
Thompson's Union Soda Works, 1915 Mason
Tyler S. H. & Son, 308-314 Front

Oakland.
Monarch Coffee and Spice Mills, 463, 3d

Flax Twines.

(See Twines.)

* Flooring.
WELLS CHARLES B., 422 Sutter, telephone
Main 1882 and Emporium Bldg

Florists.

(See also Nurserymen.)

Bates Mary D. Miss, 1619 Washington

Biassottl William, 314b Sutter

Bondolfi Peter, 2,56 Stevenson

Bianco & Minelli, 14 Hayes

Calegari Henri, 531 Pine

Canepa P. & Co., 182 Stevenson

Carbone Joseph, Wyoming Av nr Sickels Av

Caselli L. & Co., 332 Montgomery Av

Cleis Frederick, 902 Valencia

Cohn & Levey, 1125 Sutter

Connolly Peter, 2198 Devisadero

Costa Louis, 638 Broadway

Dauvilliers Justin, 312 Central Av

Desrosches Louis, Amherst nr Cambridge

Domenic & Co., 338 Sutter

Dovichi Silvesto, 432 Montgomery Av

Duffy T., 1300 Golden Gate Av

Duhem Auguste, 117 Powell

Dupuis Victor, 1922 Pacific Av

Figone & Antonini, 31 Geary

Fustini Lawrence, 24 Hayes

Fustini Peter, NW cor 20th and Church

Gaddini Michael, 1601 Union

Gagne Gustave, 1612 Paciflc Av

Gambert Alice Miss, 2014 Howard

Greget L. W., SW cor Franklin and Greenwich

Guerimand A. M. Mrs., I4O614 Powell

Herrera Louis, Cambridge nr Bacon

Hilbert Albert, 15 Geary

Hoffman Gustav, 1142 Sutter

Jacquemet August, 17 Taylor

Jacquemet J. & Co., 25-27, 4th and 105, 6th

Jaeger Frederick C, 412 Sutter

Jones George B., 317 Sutter

Kahn Sarah, 311 Sutter

Kessel Jacob, Marshall nr Congdon

Labataille Jacques, 219, 21st

Labhard H. Mrs., 242 Kearny

Lantheaume Jean P., 428 Capp

LEOPOLD CHARLES M., 39 Post

Long Alice R., SE cor Hampshire and 24th

Louideck Mary Mrs., 609 Union

Mann Alexander Jr., 1441 Polk

Mann R. & Co., 118 O'Farrell

MARET VICTOR, 513 Hayes

Massolino Joseph, 204 Central Av

MIALOCQ JEAN, 1518 Bush

Miller M. C, 131 Larkin

Neper Charles H., 2141 Sutter

Nespoli Joseph, 809 Larkin

Pelicano Frank & Co., 343 Kearny

Pellisier M., Cortland Av nr San Bruno Av

Plath Hans, Wyoming Avnr San Jose Road

Podesta & Baldocohi, 242 Sutter

Ponte Ermenio, Cambridge nr Woolsey

Pottet Henri & Co., 121/2, 6th

POUYAL JOHN, 1211 Polk

Prettejohn Charles, 1017 Florida

Quentin Victor J., 523 Valencia

Sauret Marius, 2207 Mission

Serveau Bros., Brunswick nr Guttenburg, SW
cor Fillmore and Sacramento and 2328 Cali-
fornia

Servel Fermin, 710 Valencia

Shibeley Frank P. Mrs., 311 Sutter

Si e vers John H., 25 Post

Sivori & Co., 6O1/2 Annie

Stevenson Thomas H., 11 Powell

Weiss Frank K., 9 Eddy

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Strong, Portable and Easy Adjusting
Rest Easy as a Turkish Lounge

Celebrated Patent Combined

Chair and Sofa Bed

WITH IvOUnge; attachment

c":)

MADE IN DIFFERENT WIDTHS
Manufactured by WESLEY P. BEAN

Wholesale and Retail
411 Turk St., San Francisco, Cal.

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Flour.

\and Agents Flour Mills.)

BIG BEND FLOUR,

A. A. Davis Milling Co., G. W. Howard
manager, 421 California, telephone Main
538

Detels Martin P., 114 Davis

Everding J. & Co., 48 Clay

Higgins H. W. & Co., 69 Columbian Bldg

Hillens F. & Co., 216-220 Davis

Leist Charles J. & Co., 201 Davis

Martecstein J. & Co., SW cor Battery and Pa-
cific

NcNear George W., 326 California

Morrow George & Co., 39 Clay

Otis, McAllister & Co., 109 California, rooms
7-8 and 24

Sheldon George E., 307 California

SPERRY FLOUR CO., NE cor California and
Front

Starr & Co., 326 California

Stockton Milling Co., 112 California

Flour Mill Builders.

(See Mill Builders.)

* Flour Mill MacMnery.
Dibert Bros. Manufacturing Co., 225-227 Mission
O'BRIEN M., 511-513 Mission
Wagner Jos. Mnfg. Co., 101-103 Mission

• Flour Mm Supplies.
O'BRIEN M., 511-513 Mission

Flour Mills.
Banner Flour Mills (Paso Robles), 134 Califor-
nia
Buckeye Flour Mills (Marysville), 134 Cali-
fornia
Chico Flour Mills (Chico), 134 California
Crown Flouring Mills, 112 California
DEL MONTE MILLING CO., 107 California
Deming-Palmer Milling Co., 114-116 Sacramento
Fresno Flour Mills (Fresno), 134 California
Golden Gate Fouring Mills, 204 Front
King City Flour Mills (King City), 134 Califor-
nia
Laumeister Mills, 203-207 Mission
National Flour Mills, SW cor Battery and

Pacific
Pioneer Flour Mills (Sacramento), 134 California

Port Costa Flouring Mills, office 326 California
Sacramento Flour Mills (Sacramento), 134 Cali-
fornia
Salinas Flour Mills (Salinas), 134 California
San Jose City Flour Mills (San Jose), 134 Cali-
fornia
San Luis Obispo Flour Mills (San Luis Obispo),

134 California
Southern Pacific Milling Co., 224 California
Sperry Flour Mills (Stockton), 134 California
Starr Mills, 326 California
Union Flour Mills (Stockton), 134 California
Victor Flour Mills (HoUister), 134 California
Wheatland Flour Mills (Wheatland), 134 Cali-
fornia
Yolo Mills, NE cor Mission and Main
Yosemite Flour Mills, office 307 Battery

* Flour Paste Manufacturers.

Robinson Victor H., 1169 Howard

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Flowers— Art tficiaL

(See Artificial Flowers.)

* Folding Beds.

(See also Furniture.)
BEAN WESLEY P., 411 Turk

* Folding Sawing Machines.
LINFORTH JAMES, 37 Market

*Food Preservatives.

Preservaline Manufacturing Co., 154 New Mont-
gomery

Foreign Postage Stamps.

(See Stamp Dealers.)

* Forges— Portable.
BAKER & HAMILTON, NW cor Pine and Davis
Cumming George & Co., 18 Fell
PACIFIC TOOL AND SUPPLY CO., 100-104, 1st

t?=d

CO

CO

5 '-a

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WASHBURN & MOEN MFC. CO.,

BARBED
COPPER
INSULATED

WIRE

NAiLS,
ROPE,
SPRINGS.

J, GUNDLACH & CO.

BEST BRANDS of Hign-gradc

California TABLE WINES.

Office. MARKET and SECOND STREETS.

1804

FOR

CROCKER-LANGLEY DIRECTORY.

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Forwarding Agents.

Barnert Monroe, 303 Clay

Earl D. W. & Co., 129-130 Crocker Bldg

Farnsworth & Ruggles, 100 California

McNab & Smith, 205 Davis

Morton Draying and Warebouse Co., 204 Bat-
tery

OVERLAND FREIGHT TRANSFER CO., main
ofQce SE cor 5tti and Bluxome, branch office
NW cor California and Front

RIVER EXPRESS CO., 3 Spear

Rode C. B. & Co., 318 Battery

Stetson-Renner Dray age Co., 409 Battery and
3 Main

Swayne & Hoyt, 504 Battery

Western Transfer and Storage Co., 323 Front

"Worth Charles O., 318 Market

Forwarding Mercliants.

(See Shipping and Commission Merchants.)

Foundries.

(See Brass Foundries, also Iron Foundries.)

* Foundry Facings.

Elliot Martha A. Mrs., 133 Beale

♦ Foundry Supplies.
MARWEDEL C. F., 58, 1st

PACIFIC TOOL AND SUPPLY CO.. 100-104, 1st

Frame Makers.

(See Picture Frame Makers.)

Freigliting— Bay and River.

Boatman's Freighting Agency, 32 Steuart
Collie Thomson & Co., Pier 7 Steuart
Jennings David B., 11 Steuart
Peterson James P., 56 Steuart
Olsen John, 52 Steuart
Roberts M. R., 5 Spear
Tietjen Bernt H., 44 East

Fresco Painters.

(See Painters, Fresco.)

* Fretwork.

Chittenden Joseph G., 324 Mission
REYNOLDS JOHN M., 602 Market, Crocker

Bldg
WELLS CHARLES B., 422 Sutter, telephone

Main 1882 and Emporium Bldg

Fringe Manufacturers.

Auerbach & Thompson, 115 Minna
Colombat A. Mrs., 113 O'Farrell
Ettinger M., 105 Post
Fromm Louis, 543 MarKet

Fruit Canners.

(See Canned Goods.)

• Fruit Dryers.
BAKER & HAMILTON, NW cor Pine and Davis

* Fruit Evaporators.
LINFORTH JAMES (Zimmermann's), 37 Market

Fruit Packers and Sliippers.

California Green and Dried Fruit Co., 327 Mar-
ket

Fruits— Dried— Wliolesale.

Butler & Co., 221 Front

California Fruit Evaporating Co., 118 Washing-
ton

California Product Distributing Co., 44 Luning
Bldg

Cohen J. B. Co., 203 California

Eden Fruit Co., 202 Market

Empire Vineyard and Orchard Co., 9 Mills Bldg,
6th floor

Gilbert Brothers & Co., 118-120 Davis

Gordon James E., 202 Market

Gregory J. M. & Bro., 327 Front
Griffin & Skelley Co., 132 Market
Holcombe Bros., 116 California
Ivancovich J. & Co., 211-213 Washington
Jackson Byron (Orchard, Woodland, Cal.), office

625, 6th
Jacobson Charles & Co., 423 Front
Mosher-Craig Co. The, 222 Turk rear
Porter Bros. & Co., 313-315 Davis
Rosenberg Bros. & Co., 211-213 California
Saratoga Packing Co., 202 Market
Scatena L. & Co., 104-110 Washington
Schacht Henry, 211-213 California
Star Dried Fruit Co. The, 126 California
Sweet S. Co., 212 Sansome, room 30
Tetzen Charles, 118-120 Clay
Warren Dried Fruit Co. The, 126 California
Williams, Brown Fruit Co., 308 Market
Williams, Brown & Co., 308 Market
Williams Charles T. & Co. (Chicago), 116 Leides-

dorff
Wilson & Baechtel, 205 Davis

Fruits— Wliolesale.

Alina Colony, 220 California

Allison D. E. Co. The, 501-509 Front

American and Hawaiian Commercial Co., 519-
523 Sansome

Biagi D. & Co., 520-522 Sansome

Cain J. H. & Co., 212-214 Washington

California Fruit and Wine Land Co., 212 San-
some

California Fruit Co., 505-507 Sansome

Camarinos D. G., 519-523 Sansome

Campodonico& Malcolm Co., 325-333 Washington

Chiuda & Flach, 419-423 Washington

Dalton Bros. , 317 Davis

Demartini John & Co., 315-317 Washington

Eveleth & Nash, 422 Front

Fredrickson & Jacobson, .524-526 Sansome

Galli A. Fruit Co., 516 Sansome

Garcia & Maggini, 301-303 Drumm

Gray & Barbieri, 309-311 Washington

Hawaiian Banana Depot, 415 Washington

Heckmann & Co., 400-402 Davis

Immel A. J. B. &, Co., 117-125 Washington

Ivancovich J. & Co., 211-213 Washington

Lew A. & Co., 401-405 Davis

Levy S. & Co., 218-220 Washington

Loewenhayn H. & Co., 509 Sansome

Macpherson & Rucker, 215-219 Washington

McDonogh & Runyon, 408-410 Davis

Meyerink J. O., 428 Sansome

Miller J. & Co.. 512 Sansome

Minaker & Wellbanks, 501-503 Sansome

Morgan & Chick, 320 Washington

Nauman C. & Co., 508-510 Sansome

Nash & Boessenecker, 311-313 Washington

Onesti G. & Co., 409-411 Washington

Orcese G. B. & Co., 528 Sansome

Pacific Fruit Market, 109, 7th, and Emporium
Bldg

Paulucci & Casassa, 416-418 Davis

Pastene Bros.. 325-327 Davis

Saratoga Orchard Co., 202 Market

Scatena F. & Co., 303 Washington

Scatena L. & Co., 104-110 Washington

Sorosis Fruit Co., 101 Sansome

Sresovich Luke G. & Co.. 500 Washington

Stewart & Co., 513 Sansome

Tindal George W. & Co., 500-502 Sansome

Trobock & Bergen 504 Sansome

Tucker Reuben (bananas), 415 Washington

Wetmore Bros., 415-417 Washington

Wittland Produce Co., 324-326 Davis

Fruits and Vegetables.

Abramovich Bros. & Co., 1654 Polk

Aime Lucy L. & Co., 1141 Pacific

Airola Andrea, 934 Church

Alberts Gus, 3129, 16th

Ambrogi Ernest, 4111 California

Andersen & Christiansen, 1223 Steiner and 714

Point Lobos Av
Andrews & Blodgett, 1444 Market
Anticevich John, 46, 7th

Antippas Alexander, Point Lobos Av nr Cliff
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An tippas Andreas E., 41 Market

Antippas Nicholas, 12 East

Antonio Gregory, 118 Powell

Arakel JoUn, 127/2. 4tli

Aronson Isadore, 18 Grand Central Market

Avery D. R. & Co., 18-19 Centre Market

Bacelli Peter, 1703 Sutter

Bacigalupi A. L. & Co., 509 Washington

Bacigalupl Frank, 841 Pacific

Baldacci Frank, 202 Valencia

Baldi Fernando, 1841 Market

Baldocchi Angelo, S E cor 21st and Howard

Baldocchi Bros., 1310 Dupont

Baldocchi C. & Co., NE cor McAllister

Baldocchi Cherubino, 240 O'Farrell and 521 Geary

Baldocchi Robert, 2330 Fillmore

Barbieri Stephen, 155, 3d

Barbino Michael, 2154 Mission

Barsanti George, 415^^, 5th

Barsi Americo, 502!^, 3d

Barsocchini & Co., 1325 Stockton

Barsocchini & Galli, 303 Hayes

Borsotti Frediano, 34, 24th

Louis, 233 Jackson
. Charles J., 12171/2 Scott
Belluomini Angelo, 406 O'Farrell
Bennett C. NW cor California and Central Av
Bergmann & Kovary, 1005 Guerrero
Berta A. Co., 1-5 S. F. Market
Bertini Raflael, 608 Larkin
Bertini & Baldocchi, 3025 Sacramento
Bevis Thomas J. Mrs., 320, 4th
Bianchi Liouis A., 811 Larkin
Bianchini Misaele, 1439 Valencia
Blgnotti Giacomo, 1717 Dupont
Bini Luigi, 1013, 18th
Birch William M., Stanyan opp Haight
Biscotto Bartello, 1702 Howard
Bisordi & Dini, 332, 5th
Bizzo Martio, 815i4 Greenwich
Borel Frank, 87, 9th
Borel Mary Mrs., 401 Geary
Boschetti E. & Co., 1596 Bush
Brinkmann Charles, 151-153, 9th
Brown William H., 30-31 California Market
Bruhns Henry R., 219 Clement
Bryant, Asman & Hahir, 1723-1725 Haight
Buchignani A. & Co., 1923 Polk
Burns Thomas A., 109, 7th and Emporium Bldg
Butori Angelo, 937 Oak
Caffarena Angelo, 1414V2 Powell
Caldarella Bros., 102, 2d
Caldarella Jacques, 529, 2d
Callaghan John C, 267, 3d
Canepa Bros. ,127, 3d
Canepa Frank, 2581/2, 3d
Capaua Antonio, 952, 20th
Carriere Caliste, 707 Broadway
Casini & Lazzarini, 2100 Fillmore
Cassato Joseph, 121, 2d
Castell Guillermo, 818 Pacific
Catelani Giuseppe, 702 Turk
Cecchettini A., 1246 Sanchez
Cella Antonio, 502V2 Post
Cerelli George, 17 Pfeiffer
Cerruti Paul& Co., 135 Oak
Check Joseph, 808, 15th
Chelini Frank, 301 Octavia
Chelini, Griffo &Co., 104, 4th
Chelini L. & Co., 1607 Polk
Chelini Son & Co., 332,6th

Christian Demetrius, NE cor Bush and Kearny
Cohen Samuel, 1502 Franklin
Coleman James S., Fulton opp 7th Av
Consiglieri Bros., 357, 4th
Constantine John, 502 Kearny
Cordanno John, 1517 Devisadero
Costamagna Peter, 28 Franklin
Coturri Peter, 1600 Post
Christofani D. & Co., 1128 Clay
Cristoforo Dimetrio, 1544 Market
Cull Lawrence, 12, 24th
Cuneo Antonio, 131, 21st
Curtoni & Mitrovich,434 Turk
Cutsas & Pagas, 216, 6th
Dabcovich John C, 112 Stockton
Dalpino Giovanni, 1209 Turk
Dalporto Augosto, idOV^, 8th
Daneri A. & Co., 1101 Powell

Danzi Peter, 431 Hayes

Da Silva J. G., 106 Collingwood

Davis Julius, 1819 Powell

Davis Louis, 11-13 City Hall Market

De Benne Narciso, 927 Larkin

De Grazia & Co., 611 Montgomery Av

Delcarlo Alisseo, 138, 8th

Dellamaggiora & Co., 2434 and 2505 Mission

Delia Maggiora & Moretti, 850 and 908 Valencia

Dellosso & Borisocchino, 723 Brannan

Del Secco Giuseppe, 1301 Devisadero

De Martini Antonio, NW cor Broderick and
Tonquin

Demartini Charles, 268, 1st

Depaoli & Co., 2135 Polk

Desimone Salvatore, 2764 Mission

Devoto Antonio, 1529 Powell

Diblasi Antone, 410 Brannan and 537, 8d

Dini & Fancelli, 1129 Howard

Di Vecchio Angelina, 1445 Ellis

Dolce Stephen. 416, 6th

Domenichmi Angel, 1648 Mission

Donato Gaetano, 605 Vallejo

Drosbach & Ferris, SW cor Grove and Lyon

Duncan James H., NE cor Sansome and Pine

Equi Joseph, 232, 24th

Fava & Biegiliomini, 3310% Mission

Fawcett S. & Co., 69 Centre Market

Fleming Annie Mrs., 621 Davis

Fonge & Lehman, 9-10 Centre Market

Fontana G. & Co., 846, 32d

Franceschini Emanuel, 348 McAllister

Francesohini Miohele, 646, 17th

Franceschini Victor, 640 Ellis

Frediani A. & Co., 535 Hayes

Frediani A. & Co., 1605 Folsom

Frediani George, 1050 Valencia

Galiata Ansano, 101, 23d

Gallagher Patrick, 335, 6th

Galli Cesira Mrs., 2800, 16th

Galli P. & Co., 605 Post

Gallotto G. & Co., 715 Stockton

Garibaldi Domenic, 1237 Pacific

Gendotti Bros., NE cor Hayes and Octavia

Ghielmetti Louis, 1404 Polk

Giannelli Dominic, 815 Bryant

Giovannini & Carbonari. 407 Broadway

Giulianelli Bros., 3009, 16th

Giuliani G., 130, 5th

Gortinkel E., 1042 Howard

Gotelli Bros., SW cor California and Devisa-
dero

Gress Kent W., 603 Stanyan

Griffo G., 246, 5th

Griswold George G., 407 East North

Haohmeister Charles, 418, 3d

Hawkins John, 1515 Market

Holliday Joseph L., 501 Haight

Jelich & Vulich, 213, 6th

Kavanagh Thomas K., 401, 24th

Kinnel Frederick, SW cor Stevenson and 3d

Kuhlmeyer & Dolheguy, 209-311 Washington

Lacomber Peter, 2851 Mission

Lafitte L. J. & Co., 13-14 Centre Market

Lagomarsino Charles & Co., 422 Devisadero and
1907 Geary

Lalanne Charlotte, 502 Valencia

Lambert William, NW cor Union and Steiner

Landucci M. & Bro., 725 Montgomery Av

Lapello Louis, 1203 Valencia

Lauricella Giuseppi, 13 Valencia

Laveroni Louis, 1719 Stockton

Lavigne Jean M., 1501 Mason

Leary P. D., 1325 Polk

Legnitto Louis, 1826 Union

Leonetti Antonio, 1338 Mission

Lepori Louis, 1105 Scott

Leutza Henry, 2091/2, 2d

Llppmann Louis, 3114Vz Fillmore

Lohman Henry, 1711 Devisadero

Lorenzini L. & Co., 2210 Fillmore

Loschkavo Antonio, 157, 2d

Luvisi Angelo, NW cor Eddy and Pierce

Magner John D., NW cor Hyde and Union

Malfatti R. & Co., 512 Castro

Mammini & Quilici, SW cor Leavennorth and
California

Marchand & Cadarella, 235, 6th

Marohi John, Pacific Fruit Market

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PACIFIC BOX FACTORY.

MYERS, CARRICK & WILLIAMS,

Fourth and Kentucky Sts.

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CKOCKEB-IiANGIiEY DIBECTOEY,

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Fruits and Vegetables— Cont'd.

Maresca Michael, 1013 Powell

Marks Bros., 1305 Buchanan

Marks E., 1919 Bush

Marks Morris H., 1611 Fillmore

Martini Marmerta, 1611 Geary

Massa & Solari, 845 McAllister

Matenelli Modesto, 210S Howard

Maynard Richard, NE cor Sansome and Halleck

Micheletti E. & Co., 1310 Polk

Milan George, 214, 24th

Montal John, 818 Pacitic

Morelli Louis, 1804 Howard

Murphy Daniel F., 1942 Market
(0 Musante Rolando, 2601 Folsom
— Nicholas & Currie, 34 Market
5 Nicolitti Paulo, 2301 Jackson

O'Connor James F., 921 Church
0) Oliva Joseph, 1933 Union
»- Olivari Bartolomeo, 1302 Pacific
" Olsson J. H., 4031/2 Folsom

Omey G. W. & Co., 33-34 California Market
r- Orsi G. & Co. . 7 Buena Vista
S Pacinotti Octavia, 368 Sanchez
" Pagnini Frank, 5111/2, 4th

Paganini William, 2702 Mission

Paolinelli Edward, 1900 Fillmore

Parenti P. & Co., 127, 6th

Parenti & Son, 2195 Powell

Parker Frank, 2103 Mission

Pattyn David, 244, 9th

Pedrotta & Zambelli, 325 Turk

Pellegrini Dominick, 1710 Church
■^ Perasso Giovanni, 1427 Hyde
H Piochi Pasquale, 136 Hayes

Piccoli Christian, 448, 26th
1^ Pieraccini G., 1411 Church
■^ Podesta & Peirano, 442 Bush
■4 Portelli Joseph, 125 Guerrero
'-^ Pozzetti Giuseppe, 1616 Dupont

Pucci Angelo, 1307 Castro and 1402, 24th
H Puglaisi Joseph, 2238 Mission
^ Ragenovich & Coloboros, 1213 Powell
3 Raggio Bros., 410 Hayes
^ Ramacciotti A. G. & Co., 2939^ Clay
^ Ratto John, 702 Valencia

Ratto Stephen, 2325 Mission

Re Giuseppe, 1628 Stockton

Rengli Anton, 3350 Mission

Riccomi P. & Co., S s Sierra nr Kentucky

Ridolfi C, 741, 24th

Rigas Peter, 433 Sutter

Rivara Ventorino, 533 Pine

Rivelli George, 1^3, 26th

Rogers Anton, 1502 Folsom

Rosengarn Herman J., 1043 Howard

Rossi P. & Co., 1102 Folsom

Sahato G. & Sons, 245, 15th

Sahla Ferdinand J., 425, 23d

Sanford Frank L., 104 Eddy

Santallasci B., 146, 5th

Saporiti & Benetti, 1248 Valencia

Sauber William, 1545 Geary

Savio Emilio, 530 O'Fairell

Savio Secondo, 1201% Folsom

Scatena D. & Co., 439% Hayes

Scatena S. & Co., 1320 Polk

Scecchitano Annie, SW cor 24th and Howard

Schmidt William, 524 Hayes

Selinger A. M., 2901 Geary

Selmi & Metraia, 2257 Market and 226 Noe

Sericano L. & Co., 226 and 305, 4th

Sidoti G. & Son,206i/2, 12th

Simi Vincent, 13-14 Bay City Market

Simi & Baldocchi, 232 Taylor

Simonetti M., 549, 4th and 911 Harrison

Simonetti & Earli, 428, 4th

Sirarak Mitchell, 336 Devisadero

Solari Giovanni B., 2171/2, 18th

Solari L. & Co., 1415 Octavia. and Railroad Av
bet 11th and 12th Avs South

Solari Stephen, 306!/2. 3d

Squaglia Catherine, 3246 Mission

Squire & Wyatt. 829 Filbert

Stangroom Robert, 871 Bryant

Stein Charles, 1061 Howard

Tamburini Stephen, 316 Francisco

Tardelli Rafael, 113, 6th

Teweles Belle, 1732 Devisadero

Tinneman Ludwig, 1718 Devisadero

Tolomei C. & Co., 1444 Mission

Tomasini Filbert, 14414, Uth

Torre Giovanni, 1401 Ellis

Vannucci Bros., SW cor Pine and Webster

Vannucci Frank, 320 Broadway

Vasilatos Napoleon, Ocean Terrace, Sutro

Heights, and B nr 49th Av
Verduci Giovanni, 1100 McAllister
Verdugie James, 1031 Montgomery
Vicini Peter, 1005 Pacific
Violich J. & Co., 1597 Turk
Von Husen John, 1127 McAllister
Wenzel Henry, 1340-1342 Howard
Wilson Henry, IOIO1/2 Hyde
Witt John, 9-10 Bay City Market

Funeral Directors.

(See Undertakers.)

Fur Dealers and Furriers.

(* Wholesale.)

* Alaska Commercial Co., 310 Sansome
Arctic Fur Co., 925 Market

Berwin & Gassner. 131 Post

Eisner Daniel, 331 Kearny

Fisher Charles & Co., 22 Sutter

Hodges Robert L., 108 Powell

Jung Nicholas, California Av nr Shotwell

Kelly & Liebes, 120 Kearny

Kohn Herman, 32 Geary

Korper J., 916 Market, rooms 66-67

Lachman & Co., 110 Kearny

Ladd Edwin H., 9, 3d

Liebes H. & Co., 133-137 Post

Lofstad John N., 14 Kearny

Marx F. & Co., 9.57 Market

Moses Marcus, 963 Market

MuUer Frederick P., 223 Kearny

Nielsen Jorgen, 20 Ellis

* North American Commercial Co., 24-25 Mills

Bldg
Pioneer Fur Co., 1300 Market
Simmons George, 121 Post
Strauss Peter, 211 Eddy
Wallace Robert, 115 Kearny
Wallev Emil E., 115 Kearny
WASSERMANN E. & CO., 310 Sansome
Windmiller Maurice, 124 Kearny

Cummer F. D.
California
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

♦Furnaces.

Son Co. The (Cleveland, O.),

Furnished Rooms.

(See Hotels, also Lodging Houses.)

Furnisliing Goods.

(See House Furnishing Goods, also Ladies'
Furnishing Goods, also Mens' Furnish-
ing Goods.)

Furniture Dealers.

Anderson James, 1121 Market
Antoniazzi Peter, 1800 Powell
Bare Bros., 1251-1257 Market
Beauchamp W. P.. 15 Polk
Bernstein Rachael Mrs., 1104 Howard
Berson Gustave, 204 Post
Bill & Krausgrill, 1322 Stockton
Boedefeld John, 1171 Mission
Braun Leon, 1909 Mission
Brilliant Tobias, 410 Post
Browne Regnor B., 103, 9th
Brun Frederick, 417, 3d
Bulotti & Sauter, 1402 Stockton

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Therefore the best medium for
advertisers. Telephone Main 92B.

PLYMOUXH GIN,

(CoATES & Co., Established 1793.^

W. B. CHAPMAN,

Sole Agent Pacific Coast,
123 California Street.

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CEOCKEE-IiANGIiEY DIRECTORY.

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California Furniture Manufacturing Co., 117-121

Geary
Cerf Eugene, 760 Howard
Chadbourne F. S. & Co., 26 O'Farrell
Chicago Clock Co., 1633-16S4 Market
Chope Thomas P. (2d hand), 848 Mission
Clark John T., 1133 Market
Code William E., 757 Mission
Coleman Bros., 915 Mission
Connelly & Borle, 932 Mission
Conrad Fred J., 1822 Market
Curtis John, 1239 Market
Dalton Charles R., 808-810 Valencia
Denver Furniture Co., 934 Howard
Diel Carl, 2705 Mission

Doernbecher Furniture Co., 733-741 Mission
Dore Edward R., 1807 Powell
Doyle Daniel P., 214, 4th
Durand Furniture Co., 1433 Mission
Eastern Clock Co., 1231-1236 Stockton
Emanuel L. & E., 432, 4th
Escande Charles, 2543 Mission
Fa villa C. & Co., 1212 Stockton
Favilla & Co., 1513-1515 Stockton
Feig Alexander, 151, 4th
Flinn John W., 319-321 Sutter
Forster, Little & Co., 861 Market
FRANK H. W. & CO., 212-216 Commercial and

932-934 Howard
Fredericks Joseph & Co., 649 Market
Friedman M. & Co., 224-230 Stockton
Friedmann Marcus. 424 Hayes
Gallick Max, 1171 Market
Gercke Furniture Co., 745 Mission
Harlow C. & Co. (2d-hand), 864 Mission
Harvey John W., 510 Valencia
Harvey William H., 990 Folsom
Hawley George W., 207 Powell
Heinz George, 847 Valencia
Herzog L. Mrs., 922 Folsom
Hislop Robert C, 314 Hayes
Hoey John, 716-718 Mission
Hufschmidt Henry, 1321 Market
Hunter Benjamin F , 1515 Polk
Hyman Morris, 606 Broadway
Indianapolis Furniture Co., 750 Mission
Jacobs Hulda Mrs. (2d-hand), 1021 Folsom
Jacobsen Charles, 411, 3d
James David B., 414 McAllister
Jones Simon, 2121 Mission
Joseph Maurice, 1101 Stockton
Keyes George O., 1138 Howard
KING FURNITURE CO., 1127-1131 Market
Kitterman James, 1313 Stockton
Kleinert A. G., 1512-1514 Polk
Kragen Furniture Co., 1043 Market
Krasky Henry G.. 779 Mission
Laird Daniel, 1507 Stockton
Lehrer Simon (2d-hand), 1049 Folsom
Levison Millie Mrs. (2d-hand), 867 Folsom
Luna Michael. 636 Broadway
LUNDY FURNITURE CO., 813 Market

KOR BARQAINS

In Furniture, Bedding, Carpets, Curtains,
Stoves, Specialties in Folding Beds, Sideboards
and Book Cases, new and good as new, either for
cash or on EASY INSTALLMENTS, call on

LuNDY Furniture Company

813 Market Street

Mackay Alexander & Son, 715 Market
Malone James H., 110, 4th
Manning I. A. & Co. (Newport), 933 Market
Marchand Ernest, 1112 Mission
Mathews Solomon, 859 Mission
McCabe Hugh, 948-950 Mission
McCarthy Timothy D., 112, 4th
McGrath William, 1937 Mission
McRae Donald, 829 Mission

Miller Jose h A., 960-962 Mission

MILWAUKEE FURNITURE CO., 933-934 How-
ard

Meckel Ernst, 1332 Pacific

Morse J. M., 1725 Market

Nelson Thomas H., 126, 4th

Neumann Louis J., 117, 6th

New England Furniture Co., 720 Mission

NOLAN W. S., 1325 Market

NOONAN JEREMIAH, 1017-1023 Mission

O'Brien Henry, 1631 Polk

O'Connell Margaret Mrs., 1126 Howard

Office Specialty Manufacturing Co., 29 New
Montgomery

Opitz Henry, (2d-hand). 640 Howard

Peters Frank, 961i^-963 Mission

PLUM CHARLES M. & CO. UPHOLSTERY CO.,
1301-1307 Market

Prendergast James M., 139 Larkin

Raicevich Spiro, 307 Hayes

Rarig W. C, 157 New Montgomery

Raymond Frank C, 1147 Mission

Rennert Frederick, 1109 Howard

Robrecht Anton, 826 Pacific

Rochat & Schlingman (wholesale), 762 Mis-
sion

Rosenberg Theodore, 1128 Howard

Rossi P. Co. The, 117 Sutter

Rothschild Morris, 213-215 Mason

Schatz Phillip (2d-hand), 935a Folsom

Scholz Robert (2d-hand), 404, 5th

Schwerdt Jacob, 821-823 Mission

Searey Furniture Co., 1427-1429 Mission

Selway & Stockbridge, 2938, 16th

Sherwood Martin, 1224 Stockton

Shirek & Shirek, 747 Market

Silverstein Morris, 969 Howard

SLOANE W. & J. & CO., 641-647 Market. (See
advt. on following page.)

Smith A. B. Furniture Co., 128-132 Ellis

Sterling Furniture Co., 1039-1041 Market

Taussig Phillip, 1121 Mission

Walcom George, 402 Sutter

WEBER C. F. & CO. (Andrew's Folding Beds),
office 300-306 Post

Weeks Thomas W., 958 Howard

Western Furnishing Co., 967 Mission

Wild & Wyman (2d-hand), 443, 3d

Wiley Bros., 931 Mission

Wilson Bros. Co., 1710 Market

Wisconsin Furniture Co. (wholesale), 762 Mis-
sion

Furniture Manufacturers.

(See also Cabinet Makers, also Chair Makers.)

Bader & Fincke, SE cor 5th and Bryant

Braas & Wittenburg, 213 Mission

Brandlein George, 547-549 Brannan

California Furniture Manufacturing Co., 117-121
Geary

Emanuel L. & E., 432-434, 4th

EulerH. &Co.,442, .5th

FINK & SCHINDLER, 1309-1315 Market

Frank H. W. & Co., 212-216 Commercial and 932-
934 Howard

Friedriohs Henry, 29-33, 17th

Fuller George H. Desk Co., 638 Mission

Granz Louis, 1909-1911 Howard

Greffe Charles, 508-510, 5th

Harrold, Belcher & Allen, 508 Sutter

Herring Richard, 557 Brannan

Hoey John, 716 Mission

Home Manufacturing Co., 561-563 Brannan

Kreling F. W. Sons Co., 15th and Guerrero

Moore Rufus W., 1639 Mission

Peterson & Schemp, SE cor 17th and Fol-
som

Plum Charles M. & Co. Upholstery Co., 1301-1307
Market

Potrero Furniture Co., cor Santa Clara and
Wisconsin

Reichling Caspar, 551 Brannan

San Francisco Furniture Manufacturing Co.,
644-648 Bryant

Steinmetz August & Co., 540 Brannan

WEST COAST FURNITURE CO., 432-434, 4th

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124 IVIarket Street.

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Stand, N. W. Cor. Taylor Street and Golden Gate Avenue

LEAVE ORDERS AT CIGAR STAND TELEPHONE SOUTH 455

* Furniture Movers.

(See aiso Expresses.)
AMERICAN FURNITURE EXPRESS CO., stand

NW cor Geary and Stockton, office 146

Geary, telephone Red 1403
Corkery P. & Sons, 1127 Sutter

HAHN BROTHERS,

furniture and baggage moving, general
express business, 2121 Fillmore and 2017
Bush, telephone West 277

MORTON SPECIAL DELIVERY

furniture moved $2.50 per load and up-
ward, estimates furnished, pianos moved
$2.00 each, 408 Taylor, telephone Main 46

Pacific Furniture Express, junction Market and

and Golden Gate Av
UNION FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE MOVING

CO., NW cor Taylor and Golden Gate Av
Union Square Furniture Packing and Moving

Co., 301 Stockton

* Furniture Packing and Shipping.

MORTON SPECIAL DELIVERY

packing and shipping at low rates, 408
Taylor, telephone Main 46

SAN FRANCISCO FURNITURE

MOVING, PACKING AND SHIPPING CO.,
P. Corkery & Sons proprietors, 1127 Sutter

* Furniture— Second-hand.
LUNDY FURNITURE CO., 813 Market

* Furniture Storage.
Barber George A., 1509 Market
Haynert Clemens, 214 Stockton
James David B., 414 McAllister

MORTON SPECIAL DELIVERY

408 Taylor, telephone Main 46
OVERLAND FREIGHT TRANSFER CO., main

ofQce SE cor 5th and Bluxome, branch office

NW cor California and Front
Pacific Storage Warehouse, 301 Stockton
Pierce James M., 735 Market
Rooney Thomas H., 772 Mission
Sterling Furniture Co., 10.39-1041 Market
Taylor Charles L,., 304 Post
Wilson Bros. Co., 1710 Market

Furriers.

(See Fur Dealers.)

Fuse Manufacturers.

California Fuse Assn.. 220 California, room 3
California Fuse Works, 220 California, rooms 1-3
Eagle Safety Fuse Works, 226 Market
Ensign, Bickford & Co. (Simsbury, Conn.), office

320 California, room 3
San Francisco Fuse Manufacturing Co., 507 Cal-
ifornia
WESTERN FUSE AND EXPLOSIVES CO., 200
Market

* Galvanized Iron.
LANE W. E.. 505 Kearny
MONTAGUE W. W. & CO., 309-317 Market

Galvanized Iron Cornices.

(See Cornice Makers.)

Galvanizers.
FINN JOHN METAL WORKS, 109-111 Mission
UNION IRON WORKS, office 323 Market, works,
Potrero

Game.

(Seei Poultry and Game.)

* Garden Implements.
(See also Hardware.)
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

Gardeners.

(See Landscape Gardeners.)

* Gas and Steam Fitters.

(See also Plumbers and Gas Fitters.)
Grannis J. G. & Co., 544 Mission and 40 New

Montgomery
Iredale Charles W., 953 Mission
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
LAWTON EDWARD J., 7 Belvedere
Meehan Charles, 653 Sacramento
Snook G. <& E., 630 Sacramento
Snook William S. & Son, 554 Clay
Wilson William F., 204 Stockton

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* Gas and Steam Fitters' Supplies.

GARRATT W. T. «& CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

* Gas Brackets.
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC SUPPLY AND CON-
STRUCTION CO., 1145 Market
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

Gas Burners.
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC SUPPLY AND CON-
STRUCTION CO., 1145 Market
GAS CONSUMERS' ASSOCIATION, 316 Post
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Meyer Philip, 114 Kearny

Gas Engines.
AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS' CO.,

405-407

California Gas Engine Co., 130 Main

GOLDEN STATE AND MINERS' IRON WORKS,

231-351, 1st
Harding August A., 231-251, 1st
Hicks James L., 667 Mission
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
ORIENTAL GAS ENGINE WORKS, lOSBeale
SCHILLING ADAM & SONS, 211-213 Main
Swain Hadmen Mfg. Co., 215-217 Spear
Union Gas Engine Co., 309-311 Howard

* Gas Fittings.
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

Gas Fixtures.
BUSH & MALLETT CO., 338-330 Post
Burtchaell J. W., 13 Trinity
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC SUPPLY AND CON-
STRUCTION CO., 1145 Market

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Electric and Combination Fixtures

1145 MARKET STREET

Telephone, South 329

CALIFORNIA GAS FIXTURE CO., 133 Geary
DAY THOMAS & CO., 233 Sutter
Ickelheimer Samuel & Bro., 322 Sutter
LANE W. E., 505 Kearnv
PACIFIC MANUFACTURING AND PLATING

WORKS, 333 Mission
San Francisco Novelty and Plating Works, 68-

72, 1st
Williamson Henry, 413 Sutter

* Gas Lamps.
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

Gas Light Companies.

California Gas Light and Fuel Co., 330 San-
some, room 13

Central Gas Light Co. The, 508 California

Merced Gas Co., 81 Nevada Block

Oakland Gas, Light and Heat Co., 604 Commer-
cial

Pacific Gas Improvement Co., SW cor Steven-
son and Annie

Pacific Gas Light and Fuel Co., 314 Montgom-
ery, room 5

Pacific Lighting Co., SW cor Stevenson and
Annie

San Francisco Gas Light Co., SE cor 1st and
Natoma

San Leandro Gas and Electric Light Co., 307

Stockton Gas and Electric Co., 604 Commercial

Gas Lighting by Electricity.
(See also Electric Gas Lighting
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC SUPPLY AND CON-
STRUCTION CO., 1145 Market

California Electric Supply

and Construction Co.

E. H. FORST

GAS LIGHTING BY ELECTRICITY

1145 MARKET STREET

Telephone, South 329

CALIFORNIA GAS FIXTURE CO., 133 Geary
LANE W.E., 505 Kearny

Gas Machines.
Badlam Bros., Crocker Bldg.
GAS CONSUMERS ASSOCIATION, 316 Post
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

* Gas Pipe.
FROELICH CHRISTIAN, 302 Market
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

* Gas Pipe and Fittings.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

Gas Regulators.

Alameda Gas Saving Association, 306 Sutter
California Automatic Gas Regulator Co., 231

Post
GAS CONSUMERS ASSOCIATION, 316 Post
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Pacific Gas Governor Co., 77 Murphy Bldg
Peerless Gas Regulator, 6 Chronicle Bldg
Universal Gas Saving Association, 1149 Market

Gas Stoves.

Howse Henry L.. 14 Montgomery Av

LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

Ringen Stove Co., 13-15 Bluxome

S. F. Gas Light Co., Gas Stove Dept., 236 Post

* Gas Works, Machinery and Supplies.
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
WESTERN IRON WORKS, 133-125 Beale

LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

* Gasoline Engines.
AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS CO., 405-407 San-

* Gasometer Makers.
BAY CITY IRON WORKS, 103-105 Fremont and

323-325 Mission
UNION IRON WORKS, office 232 Market, works

Potrero
WESTERN IRON WORKS, 123-135 Beale

Gangers.
CURTIS J. M. & SON, 123 California, room 27
Hunter James, 333 Front
Hunter Richard B., 333 Front
Hunter Samuel, 333 Front
Hunter Walter, 333 Front

* Gauges— Steam and Hydraulic.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

* Gears Cut to Order.
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* Gelatine.
SHERWOOD & SHERWOOD, agents Chalmers,
213-214 Market

General Agents.

Covert Henry M., 218 California, room 4

Healy W. Frank, 23 Kearny

LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

McKay David, 510 California

Morgan John J., 26 Montgomery

Murphy Eugene P., 533 Kearny, rooms 1-2

Pequigney & Co., 873!4 Market

Thai Fred M., 426 California, room 4

General Brokers.

(See Brokers General.)

Gents' Furnishing Goods.

(See Men's Furnishing Goods.)

Gilders.

Cohen Herrman, 19 Grant Av
Enelund Anton L., 1009^4 Larkin
Gump S. & G., 113 Geary
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Morris & Kennedy, 19-21 Post
Sanborn, Vail & Co., 741-745 Market
Sanders J. W., 232 Fremont
Schussler Bros., 27 Grant Av
Vickery W. K.,234 Post

WALSH PETER J.,

222 ElUs

* Gin Importers.

SHERWOOD & SHERWOOD, (Houtman's Hol-
land Double Anchor Crown Brand, Burke's
Old Tom), Pacific Coast Agents for Fleisch-
mann's American Gin, 213-214 Market

WOLFF WILLIAM & CO., 327-339 Market

* Ginger Ale Importers.
SHERWOOD & SHERWOOD (Ross' Royal

Belfast), 212-214 Market
WOLFF WILLIAM & CO., 337-329 Market

Ginger Ale Manufacturers.
EGGERS, GOULD & CO., 1308 Mission
SOMPS P. G. SODA WORKS (and sarsapa-
rilla), office 764-766 Folsom, manufactory
259-263 Clementina, telephone Main 5419
Steimke Bros., 2768 Octavia.

Glass Benders.

Butterworth Thomas C, 223-227, 10th
CALIFORNIA ART GLASS, BENDING AND

CUTTING WORKS, 103-105 Mission
Hopper Samuel E., 428, 30th and 103'/i Fremont

Glass Bevelers.
CALIFORNIA ART GLASS. BENDING AND
CUTTING WORKS, 103-105 Mission

Glass Blowers.
HESS CHARLES, 519 Kearny
Lamont Gustave E., 126 Kearny

* Glass— Cathedral and Colored.

Butterworth Thomas C, 233-237, 10th

Glass Cutters.

Butterworth Thomas C. 223-227, 10th
CALIFORNIA ART GLASS, BENDING AND

CUTTING WORKS, 103-105 Mission
Cunningham Peter K., 10 Stevenson
Hopper Samuel E., 428, 30th and IO314 Fremont

* Glass Embossers.
CALIFORNIA ART GLASS, BENDING AND
CUTTING WORKS, 103-105 Mission

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ESTABLISHED 1863

Manufacturers of GREEN AND AMBER GLASSWARE

Our Specialties are FRUIT JARS, MINERAL WATER BOTTLES, BEER

BOTTLES, DEMIJOHNS, BOXED DEMIJOHNS, and all kinds of

LETTERED BOTTLES made in PRIVATE MOULDS.

OFFICE AND WORKS, COR. SEVENTH AND TOWNSEND STS.

* Glass Engravers.

(See also Engravers, Glass.)

CALIFORNIA ART GLASS. BENDING AND

CUTTING WORKS, 103-105 Mission
KAULFUSS FREDERICK C, 104 Jessie

* Glass -Ground.
CALIFORNIA ART GLASS. BENDING AND
CUTTING JWORKS. 103-105 Mission

* Glass— Ornamental.
CALIFORNIA ART GLASS. BENDING AND
CUTTING WORKS, 103-105 Mission

Glass— Plate.

Fuller W. P. & Co., SW cor Pine and Front
Katz Charles, 549 Clay
Rosenbaum Fr. H. & Co., 567 Market
Serensky Joseph, 2832, 16th
Woods F. N. & Co., 51-53, 1st

* Glass Signs.
CALIFORNIA ART GLASS. BENDING AND
CUTTING WORKS, 103-105 Mission

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* Glass Stalners and Enamelers.

Brouchoud Joseph F., 1111, 25th
Butterworth Thomas C, 223-227, 10th
CALIFORNIA. ART GLASS. BENDING AND

CUTTING WORKS, 103-105 Mission
Pacific-American Decorative Co., 26 O'Farrell
Porter Bruce, 606 J ackson
Schmitz & Taylor, 62, 8th

Glass— Window.

(See Paints, Oils and Glass.)

Glass Works.

MARSH H. F., agent United States Glass Co.
(Pittsburg, Pa.), 18 Sutter

MARSH & KIDD, agents Eastern manufac-
turers, 522 Market

SAN FRANCISCO AND PACIFIC GLASS
WORKS, NE cor 7th and Townsend

UNITED STATES GLASS CO., 18 Sutter

WEST BERKELEY GLASS WORKS, works and
office West Berkeley

Glassware.

(See Crockery and Glassware, also Druggists'
Glassware.)

* Glazed Terra Cotta.

GLADDING, McBEAN &C0.

-58-136

Glaziers.

Berlinsky Abraham, 155, 7th

CALIFORNIA ART GLASS. BENDING AND

CUTTING WORKS, 103-105 Mission
Cohen Isadore, 567 Market
Cohen Wolff, 1902 Fillmore
Cooney John J., 141, 4th
Friedman Solomon, 914 Valencia
Fry Thomas C, 236 Montgomery Av
Leiser Samuel, 1018 Howard
Lewis Marks, 673 Mission
Mayer Morris, 632 Washington
Walsh Patrick, 40 New Montgomery
Zacharias Morris, 409 Kearny

Glove Importers.

(See also Dry Goods— Wholesale.)

BERNAUER ALEX, 523 Valencia

Carson Glove Co., 316-318 Market

Centemeri P. & Co., 7 Kearny

Goldstein & Cohn, 822 Market

Kohlberg, Strauss & Frohman, 1220-1324 Mar-
ket and 107-109 Post

Metz Hans, 1608 Market

Michels & Wand, 26 Kearny

Moss George A. , 800 and 932 Market and 101 Post

Newman & Levinson, 125-131 Kearny and 743-
744 Market

O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., 111-121 Post

Robinson Bros., 50 Flood Bldg

Rosenberg Joseph, 40-42 Geary

Steinberger & Kalisher, 14-16 Sutter

Verdier G. & Co., SE cor Geary and Grant Av

Weill Raphael & Co., NW cor Kearny and Post

Glove Manufacturers.

Baerschmidt Emilie Mrs. & Co., 447 Valencia

Baruch Simon & Co., 124 Pine

Berger Moses, 506 Market

BBRNAUER ALEX.. 523 Valencia

Block H. & L., 220-222 Bush

Blumenthal B. & Co., 18-20 Battery

Busby Fred H., 412 Market

Carson Glove Co., 316-318 Market

Centemeri P. & Co., 7 Kearny

Conklin F. G. & Co., 507 Market

Empire Glove Works, 210, 3d

Farrant & Co., 1435 Market

Fear S. & Co., 413-415 Market

Franklin & Newman, 131 Pine

Heineman Henry M., 109 Sansome

Inman W. M.,31, 3d

Leak Glove Manufacturing Co., 411 Market

Lewis E. & Co., 1731 Market

Limousin Cyprien, 119 Grant Av

McCall William P., 550, 4th

Spiegelman Joseph, 511'/4 Gough

Turney John Z., 124 Pine

Williams George, 719 Shotwell

* Glove Threads.
BARBOUR BROS. CO. THE, Henry Doyle & Co.
agents, 517-519 Market

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Glue Manufacturers.

American Glue Co., 593 Mission

Armour Glue Works, 23 Davis, room 11

CALIFORNIA GLUE WORKS, office 106 Pine

California Paint Co. (agents), 22 Jessie

HOLJE MARTIN, 106 Pine

RUSSIA CEMENT CO.. 14 Drumm

Silveira & Vieara, 15th Av South and Islais

Creek
Union Glue Co., 106 Pine

* Glycerine Refiners.

Hueter E. L. Glycerine Works, office 22 Ellis
Sonntag Charles & Co., 114-116 Market

Gold and Silver Refiners.

(See also Assayers.)
Selby Smelting and Lead Co., 416 Montgomery

Gold Beaters.

Newman James (estate of), 202 Post

Gold Fen Makers.

Baptis John H., 318 Kearny

Gold Flaters.

Central Plating Works, 852 Mission

Ekelund Eric, 9 Hardie PI

Hawkins James M., 622 Clay

LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

FACIFIC MANUFACTURING AND PLATING
WORKS, 323 Mission

San Francisco Novelty and Plating Works, 68-
72, 1st

San Francisco Plating Works The, 653-655 Mis-
sion

SCHAEZLEIN & BURRIDGE, 3 Hardie PI

Gold Platers' Supplies.
MARWEDEL C. F., 58, 1st
PACIFIC TOOL AND SUPPLY CO., 100-104, 1st

* Gong Manufacturers.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

Grain Brokers.

(See Brokers— Grain.)

Grain Dealers.

(See also Brokers— Grain, also Hay and Grain.)

Alexander Granville W., 421 California

Anspacher Bros., 214 Pine, room 17

Balfour, Guthrie & Co., 316 California

Bassett & Bunker, 400 Front

Blum Myrtil, 314 California

Bray's Sons & Co., 220 Clay

De Pue Edgar J., 7-8 Mutual Life Bldg, 3d floor

Dresbach William F., 63 Merchants' Exchange

Bldg
Dutard Hippolite, 12.5-129 Davis
Eppinger & Co., 311 California
Erlanger Jonas & Co., 308 Davis
Girvin & Eyre, 307 California
Grangers' Business Association, 108 Davis
Grosh Alvin B., 226 Clay
Hammer F. H. & Co., 215-217 Davis
Hiestand. Warner & Co., 3 Mills Bldg, 4th floor
Hulme & Hart, 8-10 Davis
Keyser Paul, 206 Clay
Leist Charles J. & Co., 201 Davis
McGlauflin Lewis W., 309 California
McNear George W., 326 California
Moore, Ferguson & Co., 310 California
Ransom Elisha & Co., 303 California
Sweet S. Co., 212 Sansome, room 30
Trubenbach & Co., 113 Clay
Wangenheim Sol & Co., 122 Davis
Waterman M. & Co., 314 California
Witham William L., 204 Clay
Yolo Mills, NE cor Mission and Main

Grain Dryers.

Henry H., 225 Harrison

* Grain Machinery.
O'BRIEN M., 511-513 Mission

Grain Shippers.

Balfour, Guthrie & Co., 316 California
De Pue Edgar J., 7-8 Mutual Life Bldg
Eppinger & Co., 311 California
Girvin & Eyre, 307 California
Grace W. R. & Co., 203 California
Lund Henry, 214 California
McGlauflin Lewis W.. 309 California
McNear George W., 326 California
Meyer, Wilson & Co., 210 Battery
Parrott & Co., 306 California
Rosenfeld's John Sons, '

Grainers.

(See Painters— House and Sign.)

Granite Dealers.

BROWER H. 0.,

granite monuments and vaults, 343 Phe-

lan Bldg
GRAHAM HARVEY & CO., 301 Montgomery
Jackson W. E., 40 New Montgomery
Jones Bros. & Co., SE cor 2d and Brannan
Jones George H., 70 Columbian Bldg
MULLANEY PATRICK D., 419, 3d
Ocean View Granite Co., 2245 Mission
Rocklin Granite Curbing Co., 238 Montgomery
RUFFINO & BIANCHI. 864-870 Bryant
Sheerin Daniel & Sons, SW cor Broderick and

Ellis

Graphite Manufacturers.

Pacific Graphite Manufacturing Co.

Grates.

Bennett & Schutte, 148 Valencia
BUSH & MALLETT CO.. .328-330 Post
CALIFORNIA GAS FIXTURE CO. (gas logs),

123 Geary
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

* Grate Bars.

Keeler Herman, 712 Sutter

* Grille Work— Wood.
KLOG THOMAS, 232 Ellis
Stone B. L., 328 Sutter

WELLS CHARLES B., 422 Sutter, telephone
Main 1882 and Emporium Bldg

Grinders and Polishers.

(See also Cutlers.)
Bulotti G., 1 Langton
Duchein Peter, 23 Montgomery Av
Goodenough Alexander, 1321 Pacific
Helliwell Richard, 104 Stockton
PACIFIC TOOL AND SUPPLY CO. (suppli

100-104, 1st
Schintz Jacob H., SE cor 18th and Shotwell

* Grinding Machinery.
BAKER & HAMILTON, NW cor Pine and Davis
MARWEDEL C. F..58, 1st
PACIFIC TOOL AND SUPPLY CO., 100-104, 1st

Grist Mills.

(See Flour Mills.)

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Grocers— Wholesale.

Adams-Booth Co. (Sacramento), 405 Front

Associated Wholesale Grocers of California, 123
California

Bertin & Lepori, 520-528 Washington

Castle Bros., 200-208 Davis

Chandler T. H. & Co., 128 Market

Chichizola A. & Sons, 316-318 Pacific

Clufl William Co., 16-22 Front

Coghill & Kohn, 300 Front

Costa Lorenzo, 608 Front

Cunningham J. F. Co., 14 Clay

Daneri F. & Co., 412 Battery

Dellepiane & Co.. 425-427 Battery

Dowling Thomas H. & Co., 219 Front

Ehrman M. & Co., 104-llOFront

EMPORIUM GROCERY CO., Emporium Bldg

Flamant James, 60 St. Ann's Bldg

Foster S. & Co., 26-28 California

GOLDBERG, BOWEN & CO., 426-432 Pine and
215-217 Sutter

GranucciBros., 514-516 Front

HAAS BROTHERS, 100-102 California

Harris Bros. & Co., 221 California

Hartter, Hayes & Co., 216 Front

Hills Bros., 126-130 Market

Hogan Howard H., 104-106 Pine

Hooper & Jennings, 213-215 Front

Jones & Co., 26-28 Fremont

Lennon John A., 315 Clay

Levi H. & Co., 117-119 Market

Mangels M. & C, 319 Clay

Mau, Saddler& Co., 122-124 Market

McChesney M. W. & Sons (Honolulu, H. I.), 204
Front

Meyer Em. & Co., 303 Sutter

Pacific Home Supply Assn., 13 Front

Pacific Marine Supply Co., 206 California

Pascal, Dubedat & Co., 426-428 Jackson

PENNELL CHARLES C. & CO., 4 California

Peterson Frank B. & Co., 30-32 California

Reid's Cash Store, 126 California

Retail Grocers Assn., 115 Clay

Sbarboro & Co., 531 Washington

SHERWOOD & SHERWOOD, Crosse & Black-
well's English, Colman's, Epps, Pacific
Coast agents of French groceries, viz., Mar-
quant & Co's. mushrooms, peas, beans,
stuffed olives, pate de foi gras, sardines,
etc., and Chalmer's transparent gelatine,
and sole agents of Liebig's extract of meat
in porcelain jars and 2-lb and 5-lb tins, and
of Indian delicacies, viz., assorted Calcutta
chutneys, Bombay curry powder, Topperee
jam, etc., 212-214 Marke

SMITHS' CASH STORE, 414-418 Front, (after
July 1st, 27 Market)

Snow Louis T., 210 California

Tillmann & Bendel, 313-327 Battery

Wellman, Peck & Co., 201-207 Market

Grocers— Retail

Abt Moritz, 823 Vallejo

Adams George M., SE cor Grove and Buchanan

Ahlers & Miesner, 200 Francisco

Ahlf Herman, NE cor 20th and Connecticut

Ahrens Wilken, SE cor 19th and Diamond

Alberts Harry, 701 Valencia

Aldrich Edmund K., 3021-3023, 16th

AUeman Charles, 1126 Larkin

Alpers Claus, SWcor Howard and 13th

Alpers George, 330, 5th

Amundsen O., 253 Clara

Anderson A. C. & Co., cor Sanchez and 29th

Anderson Andrew, 1501 Leavenworth

Anderson August W., 716 Brannan

Anderson Peter, 432 Brannan

ArendesFred, 215, 14th

Arfsten Broder, NW cor 15th and Noe

Ariani Bros., 217 Broadway

Armstrong William H., 1723 Market

Arnold Bros., 949 Valencia

Aschmann & Meyenborg, cor Eddy and Taylor

Ash Richard. 755 Howard

Ayers Ernestine I. & Co., 227-229 Devisadero

Baden John H. C, SW cor Fell and Devisadero

Baker I. M., 106 Eddy

Band Martin, 421 Union

Bank Anton, 1018, 16th Av South

Bannon James S., 71 Natoma

Barbieri Carlo, 754 Brannan

Bardenhagen Claus, 1001 Dolores

Bamer William, 2398 Howard

Earner William, NW cor Mission Road and
Sickles Av

Barrett Mary J.Mrs., 313, 7th

Barris F. T., 114 Randall

Barry Mattew C, cor 16th Av South and Rail-
road Av

Barry Patrick, 814 Howard

Bassen & Muller, SE cor Mission and 8th

Bassignano Susan Mrs., 410 Folsom

Bastian Bros., 732 Filbert

Bateman Frank Mrs., 33 West Mission

Bear & Buckley, 1311 Stockton

Becker Charles H., SW cor Fulton and Fillmore

Becker D. & Co., cor Sutter and Leavenworth

Becker J. H., 641 Sutter

Becker William, 438 Chestnut

Beekmann Meta Mrs., 1500 Folsom

Beckmann William, 458, 6th

Beekmann & Stelling, 1900 Mission

Beer Jacob, 444 Van Ness Av

Beerman William, 1401 Octavia

Beersman Henry A., 1236 Union

Beihom Richard, SE cor 16th and Potrero Av

Bell Michael, 125 Hermann

Bellmer Frederick, 1141 Harrison

Bensen Conrad, 1501 Buchanan

Bensen Henry, 774 Bryant

Bergln Michael W., 722 Harrison

Bevan Edwin J., 748 Brannan

Beversen Bros., 570 Mission

Beversen & Faltings, 535, 4th

Bibo, Newman & Ikenberg, 1447 Polk

Blester William, SE cor Sacramento and Leav-
enworth

Binder Edward, NE cor 21 st and Bryant

Blaney William H., 83 B ady

Blohm Bros., 600 Haight

Bloom Delia Mrs., 528!^ Folsom

Bloomer Charles, 36 Golden Gate Av

Blossfeldt Charles H..309 Franklin

Boedeker Henry, SE cor Green and Kearny

Bogart Frank A., cor Haight and Masonic Av

Bogel Henry F., NE cor 15th and Dolores

Boger William, 835 Hayes

Bohling Charles, NW cor Bush and Jones

Bohlmann & Hermann, NW cor Hayes and Polk

Bohner John, 300 Turk

Boldt & Dabel, SW cor 6th and Folsom

Bomke Agnes, 1336 Alabama

Borden & Nesbit, 204, 11th

Borel Leon F., 1530 Powell

Borgfeldt & Siems, 337, 3d

Borrman John C, 1125 Howard

Boschetti & Bianchi, 520 Union

Bose August, cor Hermann and West Mission

Bose Bernard H., 830 Howard

Bose Charles M., 424 Natoma

Both Jacob F., 868 Folsom

Both Michael, NE cor 25th and Capp

Bowdich Richard W.. 1701 Jones

Bowe W. H. & Co., SW cor 22d and York

Bo we William H., SE cor Potrero Av and El
Dorado

Boylan Hugh, 1151 Howard

Boy land Francis, 222Townsend

Brady John J., 863 Bryant

Brandt Claus, SE cor Oak and Octavia

Brandt John, NW cor Valley and San Jose Av

Brandt & Robohm, 1842 Ellis

Bredehoft Charles, SW cor 24th and York

Bredhofl Henry, 800 Page

Brickwedel Bros., cor North Point and Larkin

Brideshaw William, 1111 Howard

Briggs Wilber N., 994-998 Sanchez

Brinckmann Frederick H., 2029 Pacific Av

Brinkmann August, 2100 Vallejo

Brinkmann Charles, 151-153, 9th

Brinkmann Hermann F., 138, 8th

Bristol Harry, 31 Tehama

Brown Daniel J., 33 Highland Av

Browning Bros., SE cor Pine and Larkin

Broyer Herman, SE cor Godeus and Mission

Bruce Bros., 1247 Folsom

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Bruggen Frederick, 2701 Howard

Bruns Bros. & Steimke, SE cor 16th and Mission

Bruns Henry, 1901 Mission

Bruns John H. J., 820 Bryant

Bruse Bernhard F., 1061 Golden Gate Av

Bruse Christian, cor Pacific and Leavenworth

Bryant, Asman & Hahir, 1723-1725 Haight

Buchanan W. A., 332 Main

Buck Carsten W., SW cor Polk and Pine

Buck George F., 282 Guerrero

Buck & Groth, 1071 Howard

Buck & Schroder. 500, 4th

Buckley John, 246, 8th

Bullwinkel Henry G., 721 Folsom

BuUwinkel J. Frederick, NW cor Powell and
Pacific

Bulotti John, 2201 Steiner

Bultmann Bros., NW cor 26th and Shotwell

Bunger Christian, 1500 Point Lobos Av

Burke Michael, NW cor Scott and Ellis

Burke Peter, 537 Bryant

Burmeister Bros., S W cor Bush and Polk

Burmeister & Mehrtens, NW cor California and
Leavenworth

BURNS WILLIAM A., 201 Valencia

Butler John, 121, 24th

Butt August C, SE cor Sutter andLaguna

Butt Carson C, 333, 19th

Buttelmann H. E. A., 148, 11th

Byrne John P., 22 Langton

Byrne Stephen, Harrison nr Precita av

Caflrey James P., 1013 Guerrero

Cahill Delia Miss, 1501 Montgomery

Calderwood Robert, 117 Fillmore

California Grocery Co., 1700 Hayes

Callahan Timothy J., NW cor Bay and Hyde

Callan James, S W cor 24th and Noe

Cameron Neil, NW cor Minna and Mary

Campe J. Frederick, 1011 Harrison

Campodonico Stephen, ISlT/z Powell

Cannon Ellen Mrs., 223 Perry

Caranza & Nicora, 1501 Dupont

Carlile Andrew S., 420, 25th

Carr Otis C, 133, 11th

Carroll Bros., NE cor 3d and Minna

Carroll Dennis, 1701 Church

Carroll John J., SE cor Fell and Webster

Carroll Patrick C, 157 Minna

Casassa A. & Sons, 526 Green

Casey Owen, 938 Bryant

Cassidy Margaret Mrs., 745 Brannan

Cattermole Charles H., NW cor Davis and
Broadway

Cavagnaro A., cor Onondaga and Delaware Avs

Cavagnaro D. & Sons, NW cor Bauer and Mis-
sion Road

Cereghino & Co., cor Mission and Silver Av

Cerutti Giovanni, 1523 Dupont

Chase James L., 2255 Market

Chichizola Francisco, 1727 Leavenworth

Christiansen Carl N., cor Bush and Laguna

Citron Abraham, 821 Polk

Claasen J. H. & Co., 397,6th

Clancy Terrence L.. 137, 9th

Clark S. P., 535 Folsom

Clark & Farrelly, 1555 Howard

Clarke James J., 2606 Mission

Clasen John J., 1419 Baker

Claus Alphonse, 117 Gates

Claussen Claus, NE cor 23d and Capp

ClaussenJ. H., 440 Geary

Claussen John, 59 Erie

Clement Peter, 2154 Filbert

Cline William, 949-951 Market

Clinton R., Mrs., cor Wool and Cortland Av

Clulf Bros., 40, 4th, 401 Hayes, 9 and 409 Mont-
gomery Av

Cluft W. B. &.Co.,17,6th

Cohn D., 1056 Howard

Coleman John A., 23 Clara

Collins Bridget Mrs., 6 Norton PI

Collins Daniel, 321 Clementina

Collins Michael, 1361 Folsom

Collor Margaret, 3417, 16th

Conallen P. & J., NW cor 15th and Shotwell

Conaty Peter, 29 East

Concanuon Luke, 1577 Market

Concannon Martin, NE cor Diamond and Eliza-
beth

Conley Thomas, 1554 Howard

Conneen Maria, SW cor Montgomery and Fil-
bert

Connelly Thomas, SW cor 24th and Sanchez

Connolly John, 331, 6th

Connolly John M., 422 Natoma

Conroy Kate, SE cor Precita and Treat Avs

Constine Abraham, 1408 Buchanan

Cordes Jacob, SE cor Valencia and 26th

Cordes & Warnke, 1200 Valencia

Corkery & Quill , SW cor 5th and Howard and
SE cor 26th and Alabama

Corlett Artbur T., 21 Minna

Cornelius Theodore, 68, 9th

Cornyn Francis, 1116 Folsom

Corrado L. & Co., 316 Broadway

Corridan Maurice P., 441 Jessie

Cosgrave Sabina,7 Decatur

Cosgrove Bros., 2942 Folsom

Cosgrove Ellen Mrs., 18i4 Natoma

Costello Michael J., 747 Brannan

Coughlin William F., 1329 Sansome

Crampton James, cor Powell and California Avs

Creamer & McGovern, 401. 3d

Cronan John J., 1171 Howard

Cronin Daniel, 1669 Mission

Cronin James, 401, 29th

Crowe J. J. & Co., 249, 3d

Cuneo & Isola, 3313 Missiou

Curran John, 1419 Folsom

Curtin James M., 1501, 24th

Curtin Julia B., 506 Natoma

Cusack Joseph J., 715 Brannan

Cusick James, 120, 8th

Daley Bridget Mrs., 230 Langton

Da Luz Francisco F., 721 Broadway

Daly Cornelius, 430 Brannan

Daly Margaret Mrs., 527 Mission

Daly William W., NE cor 22d and Guerrero

Dannemark & Thom Wohrden, 234 Scott

Dapelo Agostino, 9]3Battery

Darcy Thomas, cor Douglass and Ocean Road

Darmon Henry, 1901 Dupont

Dasmann William, 2014 Howard

Davis Jane, 15 Madison Av

Decker John H. & Co., 1436 California

Dee William, 19 Natoma

Deely James, NW cor California and Lyon

De Gonzales A. N. Mrs., 708 Broadway

Deinert Fred, 1747% Mission

Delahanty John, 1155 Harrison

Delamore Mary E., 1420 Castro

Delia Maggiora & Moretti, 855 and 908 Valencia

Dell Osso Carlo, 1330 Dupont

Demartini Paul, 800 Union

Dempsey Bros., 219, 4th

Denegri Giobatta, 731 Vallejo

Derenz Giuseppe, 408 Green

Dermody James P., 553 Minna

Desmond Jeremiah H.. cor 22d and Harrison

Develey Henry K. Jr., 1838 Union

Dever James, SW cor Powell and Vallejo

Devery John, SW cor Bush and Baker

Dewitt M. & Co., 221-223, 3d

Dewitt & Harris, 24, 7th

Dickey JohnT., cor Cortland Avand Moultrie

Dierks Charles, SW cor Post and Lyon

Dieter Philip, 1606 Mission

Dietrich Charles, 1237 Golden Gate Av

Dineen Catherine, 108a Freelon

Dittmer James F., 1062 Folsom

Doepfner Annie Mrs., 1600 Mason

Doherty John, 37, 23d

Domenichini & Ventura, 1501 Powell

Donahue Frank M., SW cor 24th and Shotwell

Donnelly Bernard, N W Bush and Fillmore

Donnelly & Ryan, 501, 8th

Donohue James, 116, 7th

Donohue Julia Mrs., 117, 7th

Donohue Margaret Mrs,, 113 Juniper

Donohue Patrick J., NE cor Montgomery and
Green

Donohue Thomas, 500 Grove

Donovan Cornelius, 903 Sanchez

Donovan & Holland, 233, 9th

Doran John J., 438 Clementina

Dorgeloh Claus, 124 Taylor

Dorn Mary E. Miss, 457 Tehama

Doscher Henry, 1229 Pierce

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Dower Michael, 165 Silver

Downs Bros. ,16 Heron

Drewes Claus H., SW cor Hayes and Polk

Dreyer John, NW cor 4th and Clementina

Dreyer J. W.,423, 3d

DriscoU Florence, 426 Ringold

DriscoU Stephen, 718 Clementina

Droge Bros., 1016 Clay

Duffy Margaret Mrs., 807 Point Lobos Av

Dugan Jeremiah J., 501 Hayes

Dugan John, 932 Minnesota

Dunkelman & Jansen, 1301 Buchanan

Dunworth Peter, 25 Harriet

Duveneck Charles H., BE cor 17th and Eureka

Dwyer John, 2300 Howard

Dyer & Koch, 1607 Fillmore

Earley James, 3122 Fillmore

Eden Menno, NW cor 18th and Collingwood

Egan Cornelius J., NE cor Butte and York

Egan Peter J., 933 Greenwich

Eggers Henry, 228 Brannan

Eggers Martin, 701 Van Ness Av

Eggers & Gibson, 1000 Jackson

Eggert Henry, 301 Union

Ehle Hickman, 1301 Webster

Ehlers & Golsch, NW cor 22d and Polsom

Eiben Jacob H. E., cor 17th and Dolores

Eickhorst Frederick G., N W cor Greenwich and
Pierce

Eiselen Alfred, NW cor 28th and Dolores

Elliott Bros., 302, 8d

Emerson Frank N., 632 Bush

EMPORIUM GROCERY CO., Emporium Bldg

Enderle Theodore, NE cor 9th and Mission

Endter Louis, 931 Folsom

Engelland John, SE cor Page and Laguna

Enright Joseph, 1131 Howard

Enright Patrick, 300 Beale

Erickson August, 2518 McAllister

Espinosa Prospero, 1028 Kearny

Faber Frederick, 1100, 24th

Faber&Co., 119 Taylor

Fabian Bros., 1701 Stockton

Pagothey Denis, NW cor Turk and Jones

Fagothey Frank, 400-402 Eddy

Fallman John P., cor Anderson and Old Hick-
ory

Farley Thomas, 1515 Guerrero

Farrell Anna, 458 Natoma

Farren Thomas, 313, 13th

Fast J. H. A., NE cor Broadway and Kearny

Feddersen William, 971 Bryant

Feichtl David, 911 Illinois

Feiss & Spanhake. NW cor O'Farrell and Leav-
enworth

Feldmann John D. & Co., 800 Haight

Fellows George A., 400 O'Farrell

Ferguson Roderick, NW cor 26th and Bryant

Ferrea Augustine Mrs., W s Mission Road opp
Onondaga Av

Ferren James, 219^, 11th

Feusier Henry, 1801 Polk

Fice Richard, 1735 Market

Fijalowsky Antonia, 1503 Church

Filippini Peter, NW cor Clement and 2d Av

Finn Mathew, 241 Day

Fischer Frederick, NW cor 26th and Sanchez

Fisher William C. NE cor Plymouth Av and
Sadowa

Fitzgerald Daniel M.. SE cor Harrison and 10th

Fitzgerald John, 501, 7th

Fitzgerald John J., 635 Howard

Fitzgerald Luke, NE cor 33d and Hampshire

Fitzgerald Margaret Mrs., 508% Stevenson

Fitzgerald Patrick. 560 Mission

Flieger Enosl.,3147, 16th

Florance John G., 49 Minna

Floyd Thomas, NE cor El Dorado and Bryant

Flynn Thomas P., USVz Harriet

Foge John M., NE cor Mission and 5th

Foley Edwin, 1315 Montgomery

Foley Michael, NE cor Dolores and Duncan

Fortmann George, 35 Jessie

Foster Ellen, 324 Broadway

Fox Mary A., 448, 15th

Fredell Charles, 1222 Howard

Freese John H., NW cor Church and 28th

Frerichs Martin, 1733 Mission

Fricke Henry F. 701 Guerrero

Friedrich Charles G., NW cor 20th ai

Frisch John W., 132, 7th

Frische D. W., 1205 Point Lobos Av

Froehlich & Jurgens, NE cor Hyde and Broad-
way

Tryer Edmund C, 627 San Jose Av

Gaerdes Herman. 1825 Powell

Gaestel Joseph, 206 Montgomery Av

Gallagher Bros., 1811 Devisadero

Gallagher Kate Mrs., 10 Boardman PI

Gallagher Mary, 229 Langton

Galvin Michael, 1701 Mission

Garbarino James C, 221, 17th

Garbini A. & Co., 506-508 Broadway

Gasque Henry F., NE cor Sutter and Broderick

Gavan & O'Brien, 321 Bryant

Gefken John, 1532 Golden Gate Av

Geherty John, NW cor Eugenia and California
Avs

Gehrt Henry, 703 Dupont

Geisel Eugene E., 1205-1207 Stockton

Geraghty Martin G., 1322 Harrison

Gerdes Alexander, SE cor Ellis and Polk

Gerdes Martin D. A., 1544 Eddy

Gergus August, SW cor Post and Webster

Ghisolfi Virgilio, 1026 Leavenworth

Gibbons Patrick, SW cor 22d and Harrison

Giese Claus, 1901 Point Lobos Av

Giese Juergen H., 230 Pacific

Gilbart Albert J., 1433 Dupont

Gilbert & Van Glahn, 721 Stockton

Gill John, 32 Silver

Gilleran Julia H. Mrs., NE cor Tilden and
South Broderick

Gilmore Thomas J., 942a Folsom

Giovannini & Carbonari, 407 Broadway

Girsch Paul, SE cor Sacramento and Walnut

Glander Bros., SE cor Sutter and Fillmore

Gleason Patrick F., SE cor 25th and Harrison

Glover O., 316 Fillmore

GOETJEN H. & CO., 248-250-252, 5th

Goetze Edward H., SE cor Sutter and Powell

Gohl & Nelson, 416 O'Farrell

GOLDBERG, BOWEN & CO., 426-432 Pine, 215-217
Sutter, 2800 California, and 1075 Clay, Oak-
land

Golden Maurice M., 1701 Mason

Golder Bros., 1422 Howard

Goldman Jacob, 1200 Kentucky

Goldstein & Goldberg, 1420 Ellis

Goltzmann Israel, 225,6th

Gonzales Ascension N. Mrs., 706 Broadway

Goodkind Lulu Mrs., NW cor 23d and Alabama

Gorham Michael J., 27 Everett

Gorman David L., SE cor Post and Buchanan

Gorman Edward, 644 Natoma

Gorman Owen, 200, 31st

Gorman Patrick, 240 Langton

Gough Margaret Mrs., 971 Harrison

Grady Thomas, 425 Natoma

Graham John T., SE cor Alabama and Precita
Av

Gramlow Otto, 231 Golden Gate Av

Granucci Grocery Co.. 1345 Dupont

Greelev Nora Mrs., 539 Howai'd

Green Bartholomew, 1942 Filbert

Green James J.. SE cor Harrison and 20th

Grieme Henry, 314, 8th

Groenninger Frederick L., 254 Jessie

Groeper Emil, SW cor 26th and Bartlett

Grote H. F., NE cor Geary and Broderick

Groth David, 1900 Sutter

Gruenig George D., NE cor 24th and York

Gudebus Frederick & Son, 316 Grant Av

Guerra Domenico, 18 Hinckley

Gugel Fred, 1168 Bryant

Guilfoyle Hannah Mrs., 39M Ringold

Gunter Joseph, 101 Fillmore

Hadeler Diedrich, 988 Howard

Hadeler John, SE cor Geary and Larkin

Hagedorn Mary, 2501 Larkin

Hagerty James, 241, 4th

Hahn & Bohlmann, 201, 3d

Hall & Knuth, NW cor Kentucky and Sierra

Hammond Hugh W., 1041 Valencia

Hanjes August F., SW cor 19th and Mission

Hanjes Eide H., NE cor Ellis and Jones

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Hanley Mary, 630 Florida

Hansen M. R. Mrs., cor 23d and Vermont

Hanson Elizabeth Mrs., 116 Welsh

Harms Alvin H., 701 Laguna

Harrigan Cornelius J., 1161 Folsom

Harris W. F. & Co., 90-93, 9th

Harrje John H., NE cor 18th and Sanchez

Hartje Frederick, NE cor 22d and Chattanooga

Hartje J. D. H., 731 Brannan

Hartke Carl C, 1338 Washington

Hartmann Bros., 516, 2d

Hass John W., SW cor 17th and Church

Hassmer Valentine, 933 Washington

Hauffe Eric J., 945 Bryant

Hauser George, 500 Filbert

Hauser John J. & Son, 434, 3d

Hawkinson A. W., 749 Market

Hayes James J., 2544 McAllister

Hayes Maurice, 647 Jessie

Head Mary, 645 Natoma

Heagerty & Murray, NW cor 14th and Church

Healey Dennis, 349 Minna

Healy Jeremiah, 130 Shipley

Hedeler Claus, NW cor 17th and Mission

Heide & Pfahlert, 1600-1602 Larkin

Heinecke Bros., 1021, 18th

Heinemann & Fladmark, NE cor Fulton and
Baker

Heinicke Charles W., 29 Clementina

Heins J. D. & Co., NWoor Folsom and Fremont

Heise John D., SW cor 16th and Valencia

Heitmann John, NE cor Fremont and Folsom

Helm Theodore, NE cor 15th and Howard

Helmke Edward, NW cor 15th and Sanchez

Helms John E. A., 2140 Howard

Hencken Martin, 1827 Hyde

Henning Charles, 1030 Folsom

Henning Dick, NE cor 21st and Folsom

Herlihy Daniel, 249 Minna

Herlihy John, 200, 23d

Herrgott Adolph A., 38 Natoma

Heuer Philip, SW cor Montgomery Av and
Lombard

Heuer William, NW cor Greenwich and Baker

Heyer Albert, 500, 3d

Hickey John M., 1044 Army

Hildebrand William C, 27 Sycamore Av

Hildebrandt & Knop, SE cor Broadway and
Montgomery

Hillebrandt Carsten, NW cor Bush and Octavia

Hillmann Henry, 1000 Battery

Hillman Henry, NE cor 26th and Mission

Hinck Henry J., 1400 California

Hink Carsten J., 337 Oak

Hink Martin, 2133 Polk

Hockemeyer Henry, SW cor Hattie and Merritt

Hoeck Thomas, 1318 Bryant

Hoeckele Frank, 1300 Kearny, and SE cor Dun-
can and Sanchez

Hoecker C. H. & Co., SW cor Polk and O'Farrell

Hoegemann Julius, NE cor 18th and Valencia,
and NW cor 18th and Guerrero

Hoffman' Bros., NW cor 24th and Church

Hoffman Rudolph, 913 Harrison

Hoffmann Joseph, 1932 Powell

Hoffmann Rudolph, 807 Howard

Hofmann Louis, 341 Eddy

Hoger Bros., 400-402 Turk

Hohenboken & Co., 901 McAllister

Holle Henry W., NE cor Hyde and Jackson

Holm Thomas, 339 Sutter

Hoist Jacob D., NW cor California and 13th Av

Hoist John, 1600 Hayes

Holtmeier Henry, 828 Filbert

Holy Charles, 430 Tehama

Hons Henry, NW cor Fell and Laguna

Horwege Henry, 2301 Geary

Horwitz & Cohn, 1716-1718 Market

Hough John, 949, 17th

Hourihan T. & P., 234 Clara

Hoeder Fritz, 1423 Pacific

Huckfeldt Henry, 1200 Howard

Hueppeden & Meyer, NW cor Grove and Polk

Hueppeden & Mueller, 2101 Golden Gate Av

Hughes David, SE cor Capitol and Broad

Hughes Kate Mrs., 18 Tehama

Hughes Mary K., 153 Silver

Humperdinck Paul, 765 Folsom

Hundt Marie Miss, 904 Capp

Huning Carl, NW cor O'Farrell and Devisadero

Hurley Jeremiah T., SW cor Hayes and Octavia

Hynes Michael, 20 Welsh

Imgarten William. 101 Baden

Inselmann Henry I. C, 435, 3d

Irvine Bros., 570 Howard, 1421 Stockton, 1302
Polk and 308, 4th

Irvine West, SE cor 24th and Bartlett

Jackson Robert J., SE cor Fulton and Broder-
ick

Jacobs & Otto, NE cor Railroad Av and 11th Av
South

Jacobsen Peter, 2019 Mason

Jacobson & Christie, 310, 6th

James & Kelly, 1858 Howard

Jatho Theodore. 113 San Jose Av

Jenkins John E., Chenery bet Randall and Fair-
mount

Jenne Mary Mrs., 914 Bryant

Jensen Andreas, SW cor Scotland Ellis

Jentzsch Reinhold, 800 Larkin

Jess John, 432 Folsom

Johns Thomas Mrs., 32 Haight

Johnson A., 648 Minna

Johnson Bros., 247, 5th

Johnson Bros., 1843 Polk

Johnson Peter, 913 Harrison

Johnson Peter B., NW cor 18th and Dan vers

Johnston William J., 21 Minna

Joost John, 138, 3d

Judge Thomas, SW cor Post and Lyon

Junck Hermann D. , 654, 17th

Jurgens Hanke, NW cor 17th and Douglass

Kaechele & Roller, SE cor Fulton and Octavia

Kahler Emil, 839 Broadway

Kahrs John, 124, 1st

Kahrs & Hogref , NW cor Post and Taylor

Kaiser Frederick A,, 948 Fillmore

Kane John, 11 Gilbert

Kattenhorn Bros., SE cor Fell and Gough

Kaufman Frederick, 901-905 Mission

Kaufmann Frederick C, SE cor 4th and Tehama

Kavanagh & Co., 402-406, 3d

Keane Patrick, 1009 Harrison

Keating Martin, 1651 Mission

Keefe Daniel F., NE cor Harrison and 23d

Keegan Henry P., 1135 Mission

Keenan Nellie Mrs., 28 Natoma

Kehoe Bryan, cor Holly and West Park

Keily William P., SE cor 10th and Mission and
16Zoe

Keller Joseph. SE cor Steiner and Waller

Kelly Denis, NE cor Folsom and Precita Av

Kelly Lawrence E., 122 Langton

Kelly Michael L., 1335-1.337 Valencia

Kemp & Beanston, 1801 Fillmore

Kenefick Richard, 2120 Mission

Kennedy E. & Co., 640 Tennessee

Kennedy Julia, NW cor Sanchez and Clipper

Kennedy Patrick, 636 Minna

Kennedy Paul, 911 Filbert

Kennedy Thomas, NE cor Pacific and Hyde

Kennedy & O'Keefe, 1027 Pierce

Kenney John, 1406 Pacific

Kerz Frank, 541 Geary

Kiel Frederick, SW cor Post and Baker

Kilkelly William, 1120 Harrison

Kilmartin Michael, 649 Minna

Klein Ernst, SW cor Fulton and Lyon

Klevesahl Ernst, NE cor Davis and Commercial

Kle vesahl & Scou, NE cor Powell and Francisco

Klingel John, 633 Larkin

Klunder John & Co., 101-103 Jackson

Knief George E., SW cor Kearny and Vallejo

Knubel J. & H., 701 Hyde

Knubel John, SE cor 16th and Sanchez

Knust Henry, 300, 4th

Koch F.H., 2201 Polk

Koch Theodore, 1440 Pacific

Koenig Moritz, 1535 Mission

Kohn Bros., 218, 2d

KohnBros., 252, 1st

Kohn Bros., 1201 Turk

Kohn Henry, 408 Folsom

Kohrn William, 1 Franklin

Kolby Claus, NW cor Sacramento and Scott

Kolling & Creon, 228, 5th

Korber August H., SE cor Haight and Webster

Korren John W., San Bruno Av nr Dwight

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Koster Henry, 700 Bush
Kostering Charles, 1788 Folsom
Kracker Alice Mrs., 523 Minna
Kraft Fred, 901 Post

Kramer William D., SW cor Dupont and Green-
wich
Krause F. R. S.. cor Wool and Eugenia Av
Krebs Emil, NE cor Treat Av and 21st
Krebs Paul, 2253 Sutter
Kroeger August, 1608 Church
KRUSE & BELLMER, 437 Turk cor Larkin
Kuhlmann Diederich, NE cor 9th and Harrison
Kunnecke & Frische, •MO, 2d
Kunst Bros., NE cor Gough and Austin, and SE

cor Chesley and Boyd
Lack Annie Mrs., 1019 Pacific
Lackmann Herman G., 1319 Sacramento
Lackmann John, 818 California
Lallemint Alphonse, 815-817 Jackson
Lally M. Mrs., 3510 Mission
Lalor Patrick, 953 Howard
Larkey James P., 2100 Filbert
Larkin James J., 223 Potrero Av
Larssencfe Sverdrup, 1001 Larkin
Lartigue H. John, 822 Broadway
Lasar David, NE cor Post and Laguna
Lawler Francis, SW cor Oak and Gough
Lawler Michael H., 411, 5th
Lawler Peter H., 1121 Harrison
Lebenbaum Co. The, 1105 Sutter
Leffmann Louis, 217, 2d
Lehrke Henry & Sons, SW cor Mariposa and

Minnesota
Leiser John, 3420 Mission
Lemmermann & Bose, SW cor Mission and

Brook
Lengeman Charles F., cor 6th Av South and L
Lenormand Bros., SW cor Dupont and Pine
Leonard Mary. 201, 22d
Lercari Joseph, San Bruno Av nr Silliman
Lerma Wilhelmina Mrs., NW cor Hattie and

Merritt
Leventhal Edward, 1329 Steiner
Levin Bros., 1324 Market and 134, 6th
Levy Aaron N., 241 Webster
Liebscher Edward, 1000 Pacific
Linahan Maurice, Railroad Av bet 14th and 15th

Avs South
Lincoln Bros., 226, 6th
Lindemann Gustave E.,500, 1st
Lindemann John H., 3119, 16th
Lindrob John, cor Montcalm and Tomasa Av
Lindwall Edmond L., 21 Hinckley
Loderhose August, N W cor Buchanan and Grove
Loftis Mary Mrs., 1621 Dolores
Logan Edward, 156 Clara
Lohmann Jacob, 3132, 16th
London Tea Co., 40, 3d
Loomis L. Mrs., 45 Capp
Loughmane James, NW cor 17th and Capp
Loyd Owen, 806 Valencia
Lucey Michael, 230 Minna
Luciani Angelo, 525 Union
Ludeke George, 1712 Eddy
Luders John, 348 Harrison
Lufsky Charles, SE cor 15th and Castro
Luhrs Bros., 144, 1st
Luhrs Diedrich. 1000 McAllister
Luhrs Elfert, 645 Post
Luna F. Mrs., 1231 Dupont
Lundberg Edward K.. 1722 Leavenworth
Lunden Catherine. 200 Valencia
Lundie & Son, 444, 3d
Lundin Mary J., 537 Elizabeth
Lunny Joseph, SW cor Fair Oaks and 22d
Lunsmann Bros., 1016 Folsom
Lunsmann Charles H. & Co., NE cor 4th and

Harrison
Luton Frank, 328, 12th
Lutz John C, 1507 Steiner
Lynch Mary M. Miss, 240 Minna
Lynch F. R. & C. J., 1600 Folsom
Lynott Ellen Mrs., 2523 Post
Lyons Bridget A., 2351 Mariposa
Lyons John, 159 Minna
Lyons John M., 1612 Leavenworth
Mack Frederick C, SW cor Waller and Webster

Magner William F., 121, 8th

Mahler John D., 1601 Mission

Mahoney Patrick, 1322 Natoma

Mahoney & Mahoney, 1742 Market

Mahony James B., 1300 Castro

Mahony Mary, 2004 McAllister

Mallon & McNerney, 231, 5th

Manders Henry, NE cor Andover Av and Old
Hickory

Mangels George, NE cor 24th and Folsom

Mangels Herman W., 2126 Greenwich

Mangels J. H. & H., SE cor Hayes and Frank-
lin

Mangels John, 3 Mary Lane

Manning Michael J., 1776 Howard

Manson Charles, SW cor Bay and Dupont

Marron Michael A., 330, 4th

Marshall Frank, 534 Castro

Martina Peter, 1719 Hayes

Mascherini Faust E., 718 Greenwich

Maskow Harry, 1020 Pacific

Matschke A., 1201-1203 Fillmore

Matteucci & Vannucci, 124 Pacific

Matthews Michael, 1331 Minna

Matthiesen John, 920 Pacific

Mattow Frank, 1800 Hyde

Maugham James, 1821 Point Lobos Av
I Mayer P. &Co., 132, 11th
I McAuliffe Margaret Mrs., 216, 22d
\ McAuliffe Timothy J., 30 Zoe
I McCabe Bernard, 20 Anthony
' McCafferty Bros, 1022 Howard

McCall Philip, 524, 9th

McCaron Patrick. S s Bryant bet 10th and llth

McCarthy Ann, 1317 Montgomery

McCarthy Bros., 1319 Folsom

McCarthy Catherine, 1247, 25th

McCarthy Hannah Mrs., 2426 Geary

McCarthy Patrick, Sagamore nr Capitol

McConnell John, NE cor 17th and Harrison

McConville John J., 446 Clementina

McCooey James, 228, 15th

McCormack John W., 13 Van Ness Av

McCormick James, SW cor 39th and Noe

McCormick Patrick, NW cor Georgia and
Sierra and SE cor Napa and Illinois

McCoy & Nesbitt, 3004, 16th

McCoy & Son, 156,9th

McCreagh Thomas, 919 Harrison

McCuUough David, 500 Turk

McDonald Alexander D., cor Cortland Av and
Bennington

McDougall Mary E., NW cor Guerrero and 19th

McElroy Patrick J., 518-520, 4th

McEvoy Bridget, 2009 Dupont

McGinnis Edward, 219, 24th

McGlinchy Michael, 900 Filbert

McGown Grocery & Supply Co., 1801 Haight

McGuigan Daniel, SE cor 17th and Sanchez

McGuire Henry, NE cor Church and Duncan

McGushin James, 117 Ellis

McHardie John, 418 Devisadero

McHugh & Ryan, SW cor Guerrero and 20th

Mclnerney John J., SW cor 25th and Church

McLaughlin James, 1119 Harrison

McMahon John T., NW cor Point Lobos and
22d Avs

McPherson John, 2000 Golden Gate Av

McRae Anna M. Mrs., 25 Louisa

McTernan Cornelius F., SW cor 14th Av South
and N

McVicker & Broderick, 27, 9th

McVicker & Broderick, 40, 6th

Mecchi F. & Co., 733 Montgomery Av

Meeve Henry, 515 Bryant

Mehegan John J., 331 Shipley

Mehrtens J. D. & Co., 335-337 O'Farrell

Meier August, NE cor 20th and York

Meier Charles, 500 Post

Memert John T., SE cor California and 4th Av

Menn Charles, 148, 7th

Methmann Hermann, 2468 Market

Meyer Bros., NE cor 6th and Folsom

Meyer Cristoph, NW cor Hickory Av and Bu-
"chanan

Meyer Claus G., 465, 3d

Meyer Em & Co., 303 Sutter

Meyer Fred, NE cor Turk and Fillmore

Meyer Henry, 264, 8th

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Meyer Henry, 322, 21st

Meyer Henry, 1671 Mission

Meyer John, 200 Ellis

Meyer Martin, 701 McAllister

Meyer Martin, 2201 Larkin

Meyer M. D. & Co., SW cor Geary and Devisa-
dero

Meyer William, 265, 9tli

Meyer & Akmann, 16-18 Sacramento

Meyer & Gernns, 1101 Scott

Meyer & Kohn, 105 Stockton

Meyer & Seekamp, 231-233, 2d.

Meyerhofi M. & Co., 337-339 Geary

Meyn Martin, 700 Front

Michelson Jacob, 33-1 Bryant

Miesner Peter, NE cor Ellis and Taylor

Mitchell Bros., 235, 24th

Mitchell Mary A., 356 Jessie

Mobbs Robert, 961 Mission

Moeller Adolf, 415, 4th

Moffatt & Meyer, NE cor Polk and Grove

Mohr & Steflens, NE cor Polk and Pacific Av

Mohrmann Christofer, cor Clement and 5th Av

Mohrmann Fred & Co., 501 Broadway

MoUer JohnF.,539, 2d

Molloy Michael, 3424 Mission

Monahan Patrick, 1222 Folsom

Monsees Henry, 764 Bryant

Montgomery & Co., 31, 6th, 118, 3d and 1645 Polk

Moran Frank, 422, 4th

Moran John J., 2831, 16th

Moran & Streckenbach, 1232 Mission

Morgan & Carnna, 1044 Folsom

Morlock William F., NW cor Webster and
O'Farrell

Morrissey Catherine, 247 Clara

Mues C. D., 143 Berry

Mulcare Potriok, 540 Natoma

Mulhall Joseph, 1915 Hyde

Mullen Ellen A., 35 Louisa

Mullen Patrick, NE cor 24th and Castro

MuUer Dora C, 925 Sacramento

MuUer Henry, 400, 5th

Muller Henry, N W cor Sutter and Devisadero

Muller Hermann C, NE cor Waller and Fill-
more

Muller Peter H., 1701 Devisadero

MuUins Morgan, SE cor 22d and Alabama

Mulreany George, 2110 Bryant

Murdock George L., 900 Greenwich

Murken Albert H., 701 O'Farrell

Murphy James, 1357 Minna

Murphy James, 1410 Folsom

Murphy John M., SE cor Octavia and McAllis-
ter

Murphy Mary Mr?;., 82114 Howard

Murphy Richard, 311, 7th

Murphy & McBrearty, 148, 5th

Murphy & Scriven, NE cor Fulton and Octavia
and 926 Howard

Murray Patrick J., 915, 18th

MusanteM. Mrs., 1425Dupont

Muus H. & Co., SW cor Clay and Powell

Nachtigall Frederick, NW cor Post and Brod-
erick

Nagle Arthur, NW cor Dolores and 22d

Nail Kate Mrs.. 446 Jessie

Nibbe John H., 121, 20th

NiehlsonClaus, 511/4 Louisa

Nienstadt Richard, 318, .5th

Nissen Harrv, 429 Minna

NOBMANN JOHN C, 2029-2031 Fillmore

Noel Lizzie Mrs., 12 Federal

Nolan John H., 348, 3d

Nolte August F., 2227 Taylor

Norton Jane, 175 Clara

Norton Maggie Mrs., NE cor 13th and Bernice

Norton S. C, 618 Geary

Norton Thomas J., 337, 4th

Nuhrenberg Charles, 2000 Union

O'Brien Catherine, 15 Elsie

O'Brien John H., NE cor 19th and Shotwell

O'Connell John, 1717 San Carlos Av

O'Connell Lawrence, 18, 24th

O'Connor J. & Co. . 217 Mason

O'Connor John, 261 Tehama

O'Connor Maggie Mrs., 558 Howard

O'Connor Owen, 456 Minna

O'Connor Patrick, S W cor 25th and Florida

O'Connor Patrick, 418 Stevenson
O'Connor Thomas, NE cor 18th and Dolores
O'Day Daniel, NW cor 14th and Belcher
O'Donnell Michael, NW cor Jersey and Vicks-

burg
O'Hara Thomas, 2751, 16th
O'Keefe Michael J., 1122 Harrison
O'Keefe Timothy, 1831 Mission
O'Malley Ellen, 318 Vallejo
O'Neill Bridget Mrs., 17 Zoe
O'Sbaughnessy M. Mrs.. 1034 Howard
O'Shaughnessy Martin, 129, 2d
Oels E. H. F., 263 Stevenson
Oest Emil W., NW cor Francisco and Dupont
Offermann J. Fred, 1421 Harrison
Oflermann J. William, 1400 Folsom
Ohrt Henry, NW cor Grove and Devisadero
Otten Carsten, SW cor Point Lobos Av and

Cook
Otten Claus, SW cor Post and Octavia
Otten John C. & Co., 1629 Turk
Otto Henry, 300, 25th
Papenpuss Charles, 540 Fulton
Papenhausen Fred, NW cor Fremont and Har-
rison
Parks & Bryant, 209, 4th
Pauli Gustav J., 1800 Stockton
Paulsen Hermann, 1839 Eddy
Paulsen William, NW cor 7th and Mission
Pecht Richard, SW cor Geary and Jones
Pedroni A. B., 1700 Hayes
Pendergast & Murphy, 216 Van Ness Av
Perini J. F., 416 Brannan
Perkins & Harris, 931 '^ Folsom
Peters Bros., 798 Haight
Peters Julius, SW cor 19th and Shotwell
Peters Otto, NW cor Pine and Broderick
Peterson Nels, 316, 6th
Pfaeffle Eugene E. P., 1831 Market
Pfaefflin Adolf, 1801 Folsom
Philips I. L., 79, 9th

Philkill Benjamin, SW cor 22d and Howard
Piaggio Augustino, 837 Pacific
Pielhof Frederick, NW cor Cortland and North

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Pieper William, SE cor Mason and Vallejo
Pilster & Gerken, NW cor Bush and Dupont
Pistolesi August, 752 Washington
Pizochero Charles, 1415 Stockton
Plath John, 1401 Steiner
Postel C. F. A., 2196 Union
POTTKER HENRY, SW cor Bush and Scott
Powell J. Mrs., 3039, 16th
Power Bernard, 172114 Jones
Powers James W., SE cor Precita Av and Fol-
som

Poxleitner John, 521V2, 6th

Pratt Edward S, 1543 Eddy

Pratt George W., 300 Fremont

Prion John H. C, NE cor Spear and Hatha-
way's Wharf

Puckhaber Jacob, 224, 1st

Puckhaber John, SW cor 15th Av South and P

Puttick Louisa Mrs., 525, 2d

Puvogel & Beversen, 3014, 6th

Quade A. & Co., 636 Market

Quinn Mary A. Mrs., 1101 Point Lobos Av

Quinn Peter, NW cor Castro and 18th

Quinn William, 415, 5th

Radke Martin F., 225 Polk

Rahlmann Harry F., SW cor Railroad Av and
15th Av South

Rahn John, 941 Bryant

Rah tie William, 117, 2d

Rancke Bros., 1532 Kentucky

Randall S. & Co., SW cor Hyde and Turk

Rank Fred, 1542 Castro

Rappa Angelo, 3271^ Broadway

Raschen & Co., 1223 Laguna

Rasmussen Henry A., 1322 Rhode Island

Rathjen Bros., 21 Stockton

Rawe Bros.. NW cor Army and Guerrero

Raymoni Elie, 4a Prospect Av

Reardon Annie J. Mrs., SW cor Army and San
Bruno Av

Recalt & Begbeder, SE cor Powell and Broad-
way

Regan Daniel, 268 Clara

Rehm Bros., NE cor Bush and Buchanan

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Keilly Hugh, NW cor Nebraska and Yolo

Reilly James, 1710 Leavenworth

Reilly Patrick, SE cor Point Lobos Av and
Boyce

Relssing Charles, NE cor 16th and De Haro

Rewig E. Mrs., 967 Howard

Rengli Anton, 3350 Mission

Ribby James, 217, 23d

EICHTER LEOPOLD W., 2001 Powell

Riehter Reinhold, 142 Page

Riechers Frederick W., 601 Larkin

Riechers Herman, NW cor 26th and Alabama

Riechers & Grieme, 18, 7th

Riemer Rudolph, 3023 Laguna

Riewerts Mienert H., 2501 Mission

Ring Bros., 946, 19th

Rinkenbach A. H. E., NW cor San Jose Av and
Army

Rippe Frederick, SW cor 16th and Howard

Rippe John H., NW cor 24th and Bryant

Riston John, NW cor Nebraska and Army

Rivers Bros., 500-504 Hayes

Roach James, 1300 Sanchez

Robbers & Rulfs, 1954 Howard

Robinson & Knox, 1928 Market and 900 Va-
lencia

Roocatagliata & Moni, 621 Vallejo

Roderick Joseph D., 455 Stevenson

Rodewald Bros., 501 Fell

Roehr & Eggers, SW cor 14th and Howard and
272, 1st

Roesler H. A., NE cor 24th and Diamond

Rohde F. & Co., 1003 McAllister

Rohde Henry B., 1238 Stockton

Rohde John, SW cor Clay and Taylor

Rohde R. &Co., junc Valencia and Mission

Rohde Waldemar W., SE cor Mason and Chest-
nut

Rohlffs & Gerdau, 1-5 Mission

Rolando Giovanni, Mission Road nr Six Mile
House

Rolfs Ernest, SW cor 24th and Nebraska

Roman! S. & Co., 416 Broadway

Romberg William, 730 Bush

Ross Adam, 1773 Ellis

Rothschild Henry, 170, 9th

Rourke Charles, 757 Bryant

Rowan John, 23714, 5th

Rudebeck Rasmus, 1105 Folsom

Rueland Michael, 20 Federal

Rulfts Peter H., 601 Hayes

Rulfs & Co., 234 Van Ness Av

Rusconi J. B., SE cor Hayes and Van Ness Av

Ruter Marcus, 2701 Folsom

Ryan Daniel J., 3935 Washington

Ryan George, SE cor Alabama and Montcalm

Ryan James W., 114, nth

Ryan James W., 117, 5th

Ryan John J., 959 Bryant

Ryan Patrick J., 901, 18th

Ryan Thomas, 1192 Harrison

Ryan Thomas J., SE cor Montgomery and
Vallejo

Sahlender Hermann F., 83 Everett

Salomon Jacob, 396, 6th

Salomon Newman, 2001 Geary

Salomon Tobias, 58 Centre Market

Sammy George, NE cor Golden Gate Av and
Larkin

Samuel William P., 437, 4th

Sander Francis, 623, 2d

Sbarboro & Co., 531 Washington

Schade Henry, 126 Guerrero

Schaertzer Bros., SE cor Valencia and 15th

Scharenberg Charles, SW cor Sanchez and 13th

Schenkberg Adolph, 2763 Bush

Scheper Carsten, NE cor 21st and York

Scheper Johann L., 1701 Polk

Schilling & Aben, 1501 Turk

Schinkel Otto, SW cor 20th and Potrero Av and
915 Bryant

Schleef John H., 1125 Powell

Schlesinger Charles, SW cor Polk and Union

Schlesselmann Henry, NW cor Hayes and De-
visadero

Schlesselmann John H., SW cor Oak and Pierce

Schlichtmann Henry, SE cor Shotwell and 20th

Schloen John, 1541 Polk

Schloh & Kortjohn, SW cor Taylor and Turk

Schlutzken Wolff, 1055 Howard

Schmidt Frea J., SW cor Franklin and Fell

Schmidt Henry, 220, 1st

Schmidt John H., 338 Hayes

Schmidt William, 348, 10th

Schmidt William F. C, NE cor 1st and Harri-
son

Schmidt & Stohlmann, 1601 Folsom and 737 Turk

Schneider August, NW cor Grove and Polk

Schnibbe Christopher, 1133 Filbert

Schoenbechler Barbara Mrs., SE cor Mason
and Green

Schoenfeld August, NW cor 18th and Clara Av

SchoUe Antone, 338 Polk

Schomaker G., NE cor 4th and Bryant

Schomaker Hermann, SE cor Oak and Gough

Schomer George, 1829 Market

Schomer H. & J. F., 314, 19th

Schomer John F., 2740 Howard

Schomer & Buchholz, 631 Bush

Schonfeld August, 318 Polk

Schonfeld Louis, NE cor Grove and Gough

Schomaker Theodore, SW cor Hayes and Brod-
erick

Schriefer Diedrich H., 155 Natoma

Schroder H. & Co,, 2017 Fillmore

Schroder H. & Son, 300 Fell

Schroder John H., 1600 Geary

Schroder John H., SW cor Washington and
Webster

Schroder William J. H., 117, 2d

Schroder & Son, SW cor Franklin and McAllis-
ter

Schroeder Clans, NW cor Valencia and 20th

Schroeder Frederick W., 1100 Valencia

Schroeder John, 1721 Howard

Schroeder John A., 923 Stockton

Schroeder Otto, 1315 Mission

Schroeder R. G., SE cor Fillmore and Clay

Schroer Henry, SE cor Jackson and Buchanan

Schulken Henry & Co., 23, 23d

Schulken John, 901 Bush

Schult Henry. SW cor Pine and Baker

Schultz Theodore, 1934 Stockton

Schultze Henry A., 547 Turk and 939 Larkin

Schulz Henry, SW cor Bush and W^ebster

Schulz & Meyer, 618 Douglass

Schumacher John, 600, 2d

Schumann Emanuel, 1407 Valencia

Schutt Henry, 1200 Pacific

Schwaidt August, SE cor Fulton and Buchanan

Schwartz Anna Mrs., SE cor 18th and Mission

Schwartz John F. W., 1301 Valencia

Scullion Patrick, 119 Shipley

Seabold Alfred, 321, 24th

Secrunchlno Soto, 11 Pinckney

Seddon Thomas, 331 Bryant

Seebeck Henry W.. NE cor Oak and Scott

Seeger George, 1098 Union

Seegers Johann F., SE cor Natoma and Russ

Segelken Herman, 1601 Howard

Seggerson John, 670 Clementina

Selk Charles F., NE cor Sanchez and 14th

Semeria Joseph, 1522 Stockton

Sermattie Peter, NW cor Sagamore and Ply-
mouth Av

Sharkey John, 114,7th

Shawl Aaron, NW cor Sutter and Scott

Shea Patrick, 1442-1446 Folsom

Sheedy Michael, 558 Stevenson

Sheehan Dennis J., 225, 9th

Sheehan John C, 28V4 Rausch

Sheehy William J., 217, 9th

Sheridan John F., 551 Howard

Shinkel Otto, 915 Bryant

Siebert Charles J., 813 Bryant

Siemer John H., SW cor 11th and Mission

Siemers John D.. 847, 17th

Sievers C. H. E., NE cor Beale and Harrison

Sievers Julius, 226, 5th

Siewerd Anthony A., 1403 Powell

Silk James J., 1526 Howard

Silk Patrick J., 8 Precita Av

Simmons S. W., 1722 Larkin

Simon Alexander, 801 Larkin

Skowran Joseph, 505, 6th

Slack Charles A., 432 Post

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SlavinHros., 1641 Hyde

Small Dominick, 439 Greenwich

Smart Robert, NW cor Laguna and Filbert

Smith Christina, Prentiss nr Cortland Av

Smith Henry, 10 Washington

Smith Justus, SW cor 15th and Noe

SMITHS' CASH STORE, 414-418 Front (after
July 1st, 37 Market)

Sorhan James, 6, 14th

Sommers John, 51 Brady

Sonburg Arnold F., 916 Bryant

Sparrow Joseph, 33 Clementina

Speekman F. F., 1333 Church

Speckter Richard, N W cor 21st and Mission

Spillane John, 19 Everett

Spille Nicholas, 1149 Folsom

Spreen Frederick, NE cor Bush and Larkin

St. John Pierce, 63 Ohenery

Stack Richard, 422 Clementina

Stange Carl, 816 Greenwich

Stanton Jeremiah, 513, 8th

Staude John, 815 Pacific

Steeva Herman, SW cor Geary and Steiner

Steffens Henry G., 329, 5th

Stegemann & Steves, 134, 7th

Steimke Frederick, 1801 Union

Steimke William, SE cor Oak and Devisadero

Stein Abraham, 4041/2, 6th

Steljes Herman, 1006 Polk

Stelling Barthol, 1702 Church

Stelling Bros., SW cor 14th and Noe

Stelling Charles, NW cor 4th and Brannan

Stelling Henry, 1401 Stockton

Stevens Martin J., SW cor 17th and Uranus

Stirratt Robert, Cortland Av opp Wool

Stoffers Charles W., 15-16 City Hall Market

Stone Thomas, 210 Minna

Streckenbach & Co., 1332 Mission

Struckmann Henry, 1539 Dupont

Strycker Charles, 2401 Bush

Stuermer Fred, SE cor Ellis and Fillmore

Stulz Bros., 533 Montgomery Av and 1931 Fill-
more

Stulz Bros. & Co., NW cor 16th and Valencia

Stunkers & Ehlers, NW cor O'Farrell and Ma-
son

Sturcke Henry, 1783 Mission

Sturke Anna, W s Mission nr Theresa

Sturken & Hollings, NW cor 3d and Brannan

Sturm Charles, SE cor Grove and Central Av

Sullivan Bros., SW cor 7th and Natoma

Sullivan Charles, 30 Gilbert

Sullivan Cornelius, 658!^ Natoma

Sullivan Jeremiah H., 341 Jessie

Sullivan Jeremiah J., cor Sagamore and Cap-
itol

Sullivan Kate Mrs., 614 Natoma

Sullivan Patrick D., NW cor Dolores and Dun-
can

Sullivan Patrick M., 500 Franklin

Sullivan Thomas, 22 Moss

Suss & Meyer, 1223 Buchanan

Swanson Alfred G., 30 Clara

Sweeney Anthony, 713 Brannan

Sweeney Timothy, 140, 5th

Swordstream Eric J., 147, 5th

Taeger Frank, 743 Broadway

Teigler William H., NE cor Valley and Do-
lores

Theman Theodore, 1400 Pacific

Thode John W., 615 Ash Av

Thomas Oswald P., 3400 Larkin

Thompson Charles A., 31 Ritch

Thompson John J., 317, 5th

Thompson Samuel, NE cor 25th and Mission

Thornton Michael, 222 Filbert

Tiedemann Claus, 1115 Folsom and 101, 20th
Tiedemann J., NW cor 20th and Lexington Av

Tiedemann John, SE cor Haight and Fillmore

Tiedemann Martin, 700 McAllister

Tietjen Bros., 1046 Folsom

Tietjen Diedrich W., 425 East North

Tietjen Henry, 1627 Leavenworth
Tighe Mary, 1426 Kearny
Tillman & Feusier, 2312 Fillmore

Timm Adolph, 619 Post

Tobbenboske& Co.,SW cor Howard and 2d

Tomalty P. J. & Sons, 115, 6th

Tonjes Martin, SE cor Mason and Union

Tonnenmacher Henry C, 554 Valencia
Toomey & Casey, 3029 Sacramento
Topp Bros., 601 Haight
Torre G. & Co., 500 Francisco
Torre & Arata, 1401 Dupont
Trainor Bridget, 71 Minna

Truelson Charles, SE cor Hayes and Devisa-
dero
Tunnicliffe & King, 1049 Valencia
Tuttle Mary Mrs., 135 Langton
Tweitmann N., NE cor 26th and Castro
Twomey Jeremiah, NW cor Michigan and

Twomey Matthew M., 330, 8th

Ufen Reinhard J., NE cor Clement and 13th Av

Ulm Adam Jr., 731 Bay

Vaccari & Pedroni, SE cor Mason and Lombard

Van Arsdale John R., 438, 6th

Vannucci E. & Co., 420 Broadway

Van Winkle John S., SE cor 30th and Church

Vatuone Emanuel, 400 Francisco

Vaughn Kate, 3119 Mission

Vayssie Alexandre, cor 15th Av South and Q

Venker C. H. & Co., SW cor Geary and Hyde

Vennekohl Bros., 1234-1336 Pacific

Verdenhalven John, 400, 6th

Verhoeven & Gass, SW cor 18th and Guerrero

Vers John, 135, 21st

Vette H. W. & Co., NW cor Jones and O'Farrell

Vock Simon, SW cor Grove and Webster

Vocke Henry K., SW cor Golden Gate Av and
Hyde

Vollers John H., 973 Harrison

Vonder MehdenBros., SW cor 16th and Folsom

Vender Mehden Richard, NE cor 4th and Mis-
sion

von der Nienburg H. A., 1301 Larkin

Von Dohlen Christian, 1426 Taylor

Von Hadeln John, 1601 Powell

Von Oesen John E. C, NW cor Ellis and Hyde

Von Staden D., 1591 Folsom

Von Thun Frank, 1019 Guerrero

Vorrath Henry, 901 Point Lobos Av

Voss Henry, 2243 Howard

Wahlers Henry, 1402a Ellis

Waldeck Peter E., 110 San Jose Av

Wall Michael, 1302 Church

Wallace H. Mrs., 302 Natoma

Wallen Ellen, Raldolph nr Bright

Wallman Richard, NW cor Sutter and Lyon

Wallmann Alexander, SW cor Ellis and Bour-
binPl

Walsh Michael J., 500, 7th

Walsh Thomas M., 649 Stevenson

Walsh William R., 523, 4th

Walter Louis M., 2815 California

Ward M. B., 1527 Devisadero

Ward William, 214, 23d

Warde Daniel, NE cor Day and Sanchez

Warmbold Bernhard, 701 Hayes

Warnke William, 734 Broadway

Warnke & Nienhaus, SW cor Shotwell and 14th

Wassmann H. F., SE cor 24th and Potrero Av

Waterman J. G. & Co., 733 Montgomery

Waters Martin, 1326 Kearny

Watkins Alexander, 718 Turk

Weaver William, Mission Road nr Richland Av

Weber Henry, 335, 10th

Weber John H., 713'/4 Clementina

Weidemann John H., NE cor 30th and Church

Wellbrock George H., 1101 McAllister

Welsh John H., 360 Clementina

Wessel Henry, 1601 Turk

Wessels Arnold J. G., SE cor California and
Dupont

Westdorf E. & Co., 1501 Folsom

Whalen John, 1317 Harrison

White Clarence, 1001 Tennessee

Wichman & Dorgeloh, SE cor Welsh and 4th

Wichmann Herman, 725 Folsom

Wichmann John F., 1141 Oak

Wiebusch Henry C. G., 800, 17th

Wiechers & Bruhns, 225, 18th

Wieger Emil, 2443 California

Wieners Bernard H., 1400 Church

Wilkening Henry, cor Church and Duncan

Wilkens George & Co., 600, 3d

Wilkens & Boese, SE cor Sacramento and
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Will Henry, 320 Green
Williams' Grocery Co., 1227 Devisadero
Wilshusen John H., SE cor Main and Folsom
Winkler Henry C, 1100 Union
Winther Bros., 1135 Folsom
Witt Charles, 550, 6th
Witt Henry, 1635 Geary
Witt Joachim, SE cor Sacramento and Broder-

Witte J. H., NW cor Franklin and Bush
Witzel Gustav, 601 Davis
Witzel & Hillman, NE cor Battery and Green
Woebcke & Von Staden. SW cor Ellis and

Leavenworth
Wohler John, 40 Tehama

Wohltmann William, NE cor 23d and Mission
Wolf John, 1100 Taylor
Woods Annie, 607 Jessie
Woort Henry, 1633 McAllister
Wrage Peter, 466 Tehama
Wrede Bros., NE cor I7th and Guerrero
Wreden Claus, 1101 Clay
Wright & Gaw, 206, 6th
Wrobioff Henry, 38 Ritch
Wulff Peter H., SW cor 7th Av South and M
Wulzen Frederick H., 823, 23d
Zamora Salome, 22 Hinckley
Zehnder Dora Mrs., 249 Stevenson
Zett August L., 1333 Church
Zuhlke George, 955 Harrison

* Grocers' Specialties.

Cutting John T. Co. The, 122 Davis

Greenlee F. S., 203 Front

Mangels M. & C, 319 Clay

Merten Manufacturing Co., 210 Davis

Merten & Co., 7 Drumm

Zohel J. & Co., 323 Front

Guarantee Companies.

(See Insurance Companies.)

Gun Powder.

(See Arms and Ammunition, also Powder Man-
ufacturers.

* Guns and Pistols.
(See also Arms and Ammunition.)
COLT'S PATENT FIRE ARMS MANUFACTUR-
ING CO., I. R. D. Grubb agent, 517-519 Mar-
ket
UNION METALLIC CARTRIDGE CO.. I. R. D.
Grubb agent, 517-519 Market

Gunsmiths.

Allen E. T. Co., 416 Market

Bachmann Jacob, 729 Clay

Browning & Bremer, 820 Kearny

Brunotte Paul, 508 Commercial

Clabrough, Golcher & Co., 605 Market

Colts Patent Fire Arms Manufacturing Co., I

R. D. Grubb agent, 517-519 Market
Dold Joseph, 262, 8th
Klein John E., 203 Powell
Ladd E. H., 9, 3d
Liddle R. Co., 110 Montgomery
Moller Louis, 703 California
Reinhardt G., 763 Mission
Sangster Robert, 1015'/2 Valencia
Schoeneman Fred, 604 Mission
Shreve George W., 739 Market
Thorn David, 416 Market
Union Metallic Cartridge Co., I. R. D Grubb

agent, 517-519 Market

Gutta Percha Goods.

(See Rubber Goods.)

Gymnasiums.

Mission Turn Verein, 42 ', 18th

Olympic Club, N s Post bet Mason and Taylor

Pamlih Gymnasium The, 406 Sutter

Peerless Athletic Club, Howard bet 21st and

San Francisco Athletic Club, 431!/2, 6th
San Francisco Turn Verein, 323 Turk
Turn Verein Vorwart's, 310 O'Farrell
Verein Eintracht, 237, 12th

Young Men's Christian Association, NE cor
Mason and Ellis

* Gymnasium Supplies.
WILL & FINCK CO., 818-820 Market

Hair Curled.

(See Curled Hair.)

Hair Dressers— Ladles'.

Bloch Leon, 141 Post

Blythe Rose Miss, 1315 Webster

Broderick Elsie J. Mrs., 236, 17th

Browne Annie A. Miss, 946 Geary

Browne Kate C. Miss, 946 Geary

Butler May Miss, 11 Powell

Butler M. J. Mrs., 131 Post

Campbell EfBe E. Mrs., 2226 Howard

Dietrich I., 103, 6th

Dill Ada T., 408 Haight

Doyle Anna V. Miss, 108 Powell and 105, 9th

Driscoll Lillian, 1914 Sutter

Drivon Eugene, 524 Sutter

Duval Marie Mrs., 112 Eddy

Eaton Annie Miss, 1415 Larkin

Faust Delia Mrs., 91%, Stockton

Ford Delia Miss, 710 Jones

Fox Laura A. Miss, 820 Geary

Garrissere Frank Mrs., 751 Sutter

Gassman Cecile,1715 San Carlos Av

Gentry N. Kate Miss, 121 Post

Goldstein & Cohn, 822 Market

Hauptli Jacob, 1156 Market

Hawes Lois Miss, 20 Murphy Bldg

Hays Fred, 248 Sutter

Hirshfeld Ettie Miss, 1326 Buchanan

Hubbard E. H. Mrs., 923 Market

Hyman Delia, 629 Ellis

Johnson Cora Miss, 424 Turk

Johnson S. A. Miss, 1508 Market

Johnson W. Mrs., 321 Powell

Keith Alma E.Ers., 808 Market and 21 Kearny

Kellner M. J. Mrs., 231, 6th

Kenney K. Miss, IIO6V2 Potrero Av

Kessing Emma Mrs., 131 Larkin

Knight Lucy Miss, 2008a Howard

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Levy Edith Miss, 1814 Post

Levy Hannah Miss, 75 St. Ann's Bldg

Linden Bertha Miss, 2105 Howard

Lohsen Julia Mrs., 1016 Mission

McGowan Kate Miss, 1007!4 Larkin

McMillin Mary Miss, 132 Eddy

Merrick & Alves, 16 Murphy Bldg

Metzger Adeline, 1731 McAllister

Meyer Julia Miss, 104 Powell

Meyers Minnie Miss, 131 Post

Parks Kate, 13, 30th

Phillips J., 944 Market

Ralph Mamie, 248 Sutter

Ringgold W. H. Mrs., 1505^4 Pine

Roy Kate C. Mrs., 1628 Polk

Simon & Ruberti, 225 Powell

Smith Josephine Miss, 1008 Leavenworth

Spinney Delia Miss, 74 St. Ann's Bldg

Strozynski Stanislas, 24 Geary

Tobin D. J. Mrs., 212 Post

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Wanek Edward, 409 Geary
Warshawski Tina Miss, 1320 Ellis
Weiblen Minnie Miss, 1508 Polk
Wheelock Lizzie J. Mrs., 30 Kearny
Wilson Adelaide D. Miss, 1003 Polk
Wyatt Lillie Miss, 111 San Jose Av

Hair— Human.

Block Leon, 141 Post

Doyle Anna Y- Miss, 108 Powell and 105, 9tti

Goldstein & Cohn, 823 Market

Hays Fred, 348 Sutter

Keith Alma E. Mrs., 808 Market

Spencer Tilly L. Mrs., 203 Ellis

Strozynski Stanislas, 24 Geary

Terry Frank B., 2422 Mission

• Hair Jewelry.

Cook C. B. Mrs., 637 Kearny
Graf Bros., 569 Market

Halr-Plasterer's.

(See Plasterers Hair.)

Hair Restorative Manufacturers.

Cherokee Indian Hair Grower Co., 1030 Market
Kroener& Co., 414 Sacramento

Halls.

(See Page 70.)

Handball and Racquette Courts.

McManus William H., 733 Howard
■Occidental Handball Courts, 120 Grove
Ryan Philip, 858 Howard

* Hand Pumps.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

* HandkercMefs.

(See also Dry Goods.)
BELL THOS. & CO., Henry Doyle & Co., agents,
517-519 Market

Hardware— Wholesale.

Arnold N. S. Hardware Co., 23 Davis
BAKER & HAMILTON, NW cor Pine and Davis
Caire Justinian Co., 531-523 Market
Daneri E. H. & Co., 418 Battery
DUNHAM. CARRIGAN & HAYDEN CO., 17-19
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Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden Co.

n-19 BEALE STREET and 20-24 MAIN STREET

FARNSWORTH & CO., 13-14 Drumm

French John D., 109 California, room 10

French & Linlorth, 10 California, room 19

Gale & Towne Manufacturing Co. The, 4 Mills
Bldg, 2d floor

Hawley Bros. Hardware Co., SW cor Market
and Beale

HOLMES & EDWARDS SILVER CO., 120 Sut-
ter, room 3

Joost Bros., 1438-1440 Mission

LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

Maydwell Charles A., 23 Davis, room 13

Miller, Sloss & Scott, 18-33 Fremont

Novelty Hardware Co., 833M;arket

Palace Hardware Co., 603 Market

Rannie & Co., 110 Sutter

Robinson E. J. & Co., 123 New Montgomery

Robinson & Wade, 13, 1st

TAYLER & SPOTSWOOD CO., 31 Beale

VAN WINKLE L S. & CO.. 413-415 Market

Wright F. W., 833 Market

Hardware— RetaU.

Ahlbach & Co., 136, 4th

Alexander Geo. Webb, 401 Market

Anderson A. C. & Co., NW cor Sanchez and 39th

Bachmann Jacob, 739 Clay

Beck August, 30 Montgomery Av

Bennett Bros., 35, 6th

Bird Johannes W., 3338 Mission

Block David. 759i/4 Howard

Bogart Arthur W., 1503 Market

Bogart Frank A., cor Haight and Masonic Av

Bruns Bros. & Steimke, SE cor 16th and Mission

Brown Charles & Son, 807 Market

Brownlee John P., 1613 Market

CAIRE JUSTINIAN CO., 531-533 Market

Caro Samuel, 630 Kearny

Cass John J., 366, 3d

Central Park Fair, 1181-1185 Market

Cohen Amelia Mrs., 1914 Fillmore

Cohen David, 1084 Howard

Cove Robert, 3045 Mission

Curtin James & Co., 1133 Market

Daneri E. H. & Co., 418 Battery

Eastman Co. The, 2763 Mission and 516 Valencia

Efflnger Christian, W s Mission Road nr Bootz's

Park
Ellis S. E., 1908 Fillmore
Eriksen Christian, 1405 Church
Etting William A., 110, 6th
Farin Peter A., 639 Vallejo
Gillon Edward E., Point Lobos Av nr 4th Av
Gitsham Charles, 733 Valencia
Gracey Henry, 403 Hayes
Green Robert H., 1338 Valencia
GuscettiC. P., 606 Post
Haug Julius, 115, 2d
Havard William, 330 Davisadero
Horlor John E., 3013 Fillmore
Hourston Bros., 150, 6th
Howes Egbert S., 1625 Devisadero
Huber John, 3133, 16th
Joost Bros., 1438-1440 Mission
Kedon M. & Co., 112 Clay

Kohn Louis H., NW cor Polk and Sacramento
Kruse J. H., SE cor 23d and Shot well
Lackeman Charles, 409 Kearny
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
LONG CLAUDE (estate of), 642 Washington
Lunt Bros., NE cor Fillmore and Pine
Maher William P., 546 Mission
Mariani Stephen, 131, 33d
McCall Henry A., 1177 Market
Meyer Adolph, 1510 Devisadero
Meyer Julius, 40 Clay
Mohr Henry, 3361 Mission
Mossford Moses, 1037, 34th
Nelson William F. & Son, 601 Front
Nicholson John, 525, 34th
Norman F. G. & Sons, 843 Valencia
Novelty Hardware Co., 823 Market
O'Hair Patrick E., 135, 4th
Oppenheimer I. & Co., 334, 6th
Osborn Hardware and Tool Co., 414 Market

OSBORN R. F. & CO.,

751-753 Market

Packscher Joseph, 2107 Fillmore

Palace Hardware Co., 603 Market

Rabjohn Edwin Jr., 1019 Market and 125, 5th

Robinson & Wade, 13, 1st

ROSEKRANS H. & CO., 511, 6th

Schimetschek Morris, 533 Hayes

Smith Peter A., 616 Bluxome

Sm?th's Cash Store, 414-418 Front (after July

1st, 37 Market)
Spink Bros., 1147 Market
Van Every Henry, 3106 Fillmore
Vaupel Henry J. E., 2233V4 Mission
Whitley Harry T., 1107 Valencia
Wiener Julius, 913-915 Larkin
Wright F. W., 823 Market
Wulzen Frederick G., 363, 9th

♦ Hardware Specialties.

Caire Justinian Co., 521-533 Market
Robinson E. J. & Co., 123 New Montgomery
Smith Peter A., 616 Bluxome

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• Hardwood Grills.
REYNOLDS JOHN M., 602 Market, Crocker
Bldg

* Hardwood— Inlaid.
WELLS CHARLES B., 4-22 Sutter, telephone Main
1882 and Emporium Bldg

Hardwood Lumber.

ALLEN & HIGGINS LUMBER CO., 1&-20 Spear
Dieckmann & Co.. 114 California
Holt Bros. Co., 30-33 Main
Howard E. A. & Co., 31 Spear
Niehaus E. F. & Co., 564-566 Brannan
Snook James & Co.. 35-37 Beale
TAYLOR & TAYLOR, 24-26 Beale
VAN WINKLE I. S. & CO., 413-415 Market
Waterhouse & Lester, 16-23 Beale
White Bros., SE cor Spear and Howard
Wigmore John & Sons Co., 139-147 Spear and
2628 Howard

Harness and Saddlery.

(* Importers.)
Acton Richard, 2803 Mission
Becker George, 1106 Mission
Carlos Tiburcio, 102 Montgomery Av
Conway M. G. & Son, 931% Mission
Corbett Thomas B., 215 Jackson
Cosbie Hugh S. C. 2205 Mission
Cosbie William, 535 Mission
Curts John P., 1553 Mission
Davis W. & Son, 410 Market
Delfino & Ross, 712 Sansome
Deutsch Julius & Son, 1408 Polk
Douglas Malcolm E., 3612 Mission
Doyle Miles C, 314 Golden Gate Av
Dunleavy Jeremiah, 423 Ellis
Ehrmann John A.. 1345Folsoni
Empev William R.,530i4, 6th
EWING CHARLES S„ 552 Mission
Frankenberg Joseph, 308 Drumm
Freechtle Joseph, 806 Larkin
Gray Hermann, 518'4 Hayes
Hammers Albert, 1522 Turk
Haskell Charles L., 511 Market
Heinze Ernest. 414 Montgomery Av
Helke Adolph. 617 Mission
Henry James D., -iUVk, 6th

* Johnson J. C. & Co.. 400 Market
Juchter Frank, 453, 10th

* Kempkey. Gilham& Sawyer, 417-419 Market
Kindred John T., 3036, 16th

King Joseph J., 330 Montgomery Av

Kruse F. L,., 1906 Fillmore

Lahaney Patrick W.. Railroad -Av opp 5th Av

South
Lastufka Bros.. 1575 Market
Lawless J. C. & Co., 115 Market
Layden James, 2440 California
Liebold Harness Co., 110 McAllister
Levy Abraham S., 562. 4th

* MAIN & WINCHESTER, 214-220 Battery
McGregor Samuel, 344 Ellis
McKerron John A., 203-305 Mason
McLea Bros., 769 Mission

McMahon James B., 219 Ellis

McTigue Joseph W., 3098 Mission

Mead Charles H. (estate of), 536 Front

Mead Charles H. Jr., 16 Golden Gate Av •

Meinhardt F. W., 305, 5th

Murphy John H., 2003 Mission

O'Kane J., 767 Market

Phillips Bennett, 2413 Mission

Phipps Thomas. 665 Howard

Piche Medor. 636 Broadway

Polthier & Co., 414 Montgomery Av

Reavey George C, 1627 Market

Robinson Patrick F., 1642 Mission

Rock T. E. & Co., 1336 Polk

Ryan Robert F., 3127 Mission

Sammann Benjamin A., 1209 Fillmore

Schwan Frank, 1019 Folsom

Shea & Mead, 860 Howard i

Spaar John P. E., 702 Filbert j

Spiro Samuel, 79, 4th

Stein William C. F., 526, 4th

Szukalski Peter, 1307 Mission

Theilen Henry, cor San Bruno Av and Eve

Tillman Augustus. 313 Minna

Toloski Charles E., 3505 Mission

Tracy Joseph, 318 McAllister and 1414 Pine

VISALIA STOCK SADDLE CO., 510 Market

Wade & Co., 130 Battery

Wagner William & Co., 207, 4th

Weggenmann Charles. 422, 3d

Weitner Antone. 559, 4th

WillevO. F. & Co., 317 Montgomery

Harness and Saddlery Hardware.

Johnson J. C. & Co., 400 Market
Kempkey, Gilham & Sawyer, 417-419 Market
MAIN & WINCHESTER, 214-220 Battery
Wade & Co., 120 Battery
Warschauer J. G,, 1826 Devisadero

*Hat Manufacturers.

(See also Straw Works.)
COUPLAND W. F., silk hatter, 604 Merchant
King Henry L., 597 Mission
Stange & Jaenicke, 29, 2d

Hats and Caps.

(See also Cap Manufacturers, also Hatters.)
Beamish Percy, 918-922 Market
Berwin P, & Bros., 21-23 Battery
Carroll & Tilton, 811 Market
Cohl Bros., 226 Kearny
Colman Charles, 130 Kearny
Crocker A. & Bros., 108 Battery
Crofut & Knapp, 35 New Montgo
Fisher & Co., 9 Montgomery
Fleisher Wolf, 23-24 Battery
Friedlander S. J. & Co., 31-23
Groom & Hagan, 942 Market
HARLOE MARCUS S., 337 Kearny

IVEARCTJS S. HARLOE

SUCCESSOR TO S. W. DIXON

'""mnufarturer Fiflc Hats and Caps

237 KEARNY STREET

Near Bush

HERRMANN C. & CO., 338 Kearny

For the best TJ A XC and the largest stock
value in "XX 1 iJ to cheese from, go to

c. herrm:ann & co.

THE HATTERS

328 KEARNY ST., (entire building)

Telephone No. 1640 Near Pine

Jansen & Thiele, 104, 6th
Kahn Bros., 1108 Market
Kline Louis & Co., 108-110 Bush
LUNDSTROM K. A., 605 Kearny

Marsh M.& Co., 6-8 Sutter
Merle L. V., 616 Kearny
Meussdorfler K. & Son, 8 Kearny
Meusdorffer's J. C. Sons, 533-536, 3d
Meyer C. H. & Bros., 28-30 Sansome
Pasquale B. & Sons, 640 Washington
Porcher John, 1109 Market
Raphael's, 9-15 Kearny
Roos Bros., 27-37 Kearny
Rosenberg G. & Son, 518 Market
Stewart C. N., 135 Montgomery
Triest&Co., 116-118 Sansome
Wolters, Schein & Co., 524-526 Market

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Hatters.

Abrahams Lesser, 1306 Powell
Allen James B., 104, 5th
Audemard Leon A., 1115 Market
Cohl Bros., 226 Kearny
Collins & Co., 1018 Market
Colman Charles, 130 Kearny
Dixon Samuel W., Emporium Bldg
Engelbert Peter H., 2500 Mission
Fisher & Co.. 9 Montgomery
Groom & Hagan, 942 Market
Grunwaldt Theodore, 117 Stockton
HARLOE MARCUS S., 337 Kearny

HERRMANN 0. & CO.,

(incorporated), 328 Kearny, entire build-
ing

Jansen& Thiele, 104, 6th
Kahn Bros., 1108 Market
Korn Eugene, 726 Market
Lejohns William, 216, 4th

LUNDSTROM K. A.,

605 Kearny

McGiffin Joseph A., 136, 3d
Meussdorffer K. & Son, 8 Kearny
Meussdorfter's J. C. Sons, 532-536, 3d
Meyer Adolph, 927 Market
Porch er John, 1109 Market
Quinn Michael H., 333, 4th
Stewart C. N., 135 Montgomery
Wores Joseph, 609 Washington

* Hatters' Stock.
Herrmann C. & Co., 328 Kearny
Meussdorffer's J. C. Sons, 532-536, 3d

Hay and Grain.

Abrams Bros., 1234 Folsom

Algeltinger Edward H., 1722 Ellis

Albers & Husing, 2403 and 2634 Bush

Anspacher Bros., 214 Pine, room 17

Asmussen George, 2813 Mission

Bacigalupi D. & Bro., 2929 Geary

Bang & Kleen, 526, 7th

Beck William F.. 204, 24th

Berringer & Walsh, 215, 8th

Blucher George, 3208-3210 Fillmore

Botto Augustine, 1706 Eddy

Bullerdieok Nicholas, 1632-1634 Mission

Burke Garrett, 2818 Harrison

Burke James, 412, 22d

Burke & Sicke. 1936 Polk and 1333 Bush

Burroni & Ghielmetti, 3134 Larkin

Butt Peter D., 336, 19th

Carroll & Morrissey, 3304 Mission

Chappel & Koons, 847 Mission

Chase W. W. Co., 1938 Market and 430, 5th

Clark & Williams, 2805 Folsom

Clemens & Janssen, 332 Duncan

Craig Alexander, 205, 20th

DoaneJ. G. & Son, 1318 Grove

Draffln & O'Keefe, 2435 Mission

Drew Denis J., 124, 34th

Duffy Thomas P.. 1007 Church

Duncan Alexander A., 2215 Mission

Dutton & Co., Pier 7 Steuart

Duveneck Charles H., SE cor 17th and Eureka

Egan Bros., 858-860 Harrison

Eagen & Sheerin, 1400 Devisadero

Ellis & Miller, 25-27 Spear

Farrell Michael W., 1423 Church and 1303 Castro

Flanagan Lawrence G.,NWcor 18th and Fol-
som

Fogarty & Springer, 400 Dolores

Ginocchio Andrew, 1403-1405 Point Lobos Av

Giovannini Luigi, 641 Vallejo

Goecken H. B., 549, 4th

Goss Charles E., 2102 Mission

Goss Elden M., 437-439 Castro

Grant Alfred N., 30 Golden Gate Av

Griffin Michael W., 564 Howard

Gross &Mullaney, 534 Fulton and 133 Turk

Gustafsen Nels, 1327 Mission

Hansen Peter, cor Railroad Av and 7th Av
South

Hare J. S. & Co., 915 Railroad Av

Harkins Charles, 3533 Bryant

Hatch W. W. R. & Son, 3308-3314 Harrison
Healey Charles S.. 520, 7th and .3090 Mission
Hedemark C. L.. 1053 Valencia
Heise John D., SW cor 16th and Valencia
Hennessy Patrick J., 1633 Market
Hogan Cornelius W., 2637 Harrison
Hotte George & Son. 2843 Mission
lacopetti B. & Co., .33-35 Broadway
Johnson & Brown, 118-120, 14th
Joost M. & Bro., 600-618 Gough
Jorgensen N. & Co.. 145 Valencia
Jurgens Hanke, NW cor 17th and Douglass
Kayser Bros., 1118-1120 Pacific
Kelly Peter, 421 Valencia
Kinsman & Ornsby, 413-415 Turk
Knickerbocker Coal Co., 533 Howard
Knobloch Frank, 1056-1058 Kentucky
L'abhard Theodore, 2325 Post
Lagomarsino Giovanni, 3520 Sacramento
Lange R. F. & Co., 725 Valencia
Lauder Bros., 570-572 Bryant
Lauterwasser Frederick P., 1505 Folsom
Levit Samuel, 1615 Eddy
Maguire Augustus B., 2332 Folsom
Maguire M. & O., 133 Hayes
Matthiesen George J., W s Potrero Av nr 24th
McCloskey J. B. & Co., 854 Howard
McDonald Joseph, 1223, 18th
McNerney George, 2309 Bryant
Melendy Hiram B.. 407, 24th
MILNER BROTHERS, 1138 McAllister
Morrow George & Co., 39 Clay
Morton Bros., 436, 10th
Motroni & Guastucci, 515 Green
Murray John, NW cor 26th and Church
Newbert Andrew A., SW cor 18th and San Car-
los Av
Nissum & Bohr, 333, 18th
O'Kane F. & Son, 1036 Golden Gate Av
Paulsmann Henry,- 408 Bay
Perata Giacomo, 620 Broadway
Peters & Cowie, 591, 6th
Phillips George, 1928 Howard
Podesta G. B. & Co., 1217-1219 Powell
Querilo & Co., 2306 Mason
Ratto P. & Co., 2012 Mason
Rice Michael S., 669, 20th

Riechers Herman, NW cor 26th and Alabama
Ring Thomas J., 547 Castro
San Francisco Hay and Grain Co., 619-621, 4th
Sannebech August, 1204 Green
Schulken Benhard D., 1104-1106 Hampshire
Schulken J. & Co., 1616 Mission
Schwartz John F., 1138 McAllister
Scott & McCord, cor 6th and Bluxome
Shields William J., 2622 Mission
Smith Bros., 1331 Folsom and 810 Brannan
Smith, Purcell & Co., 419, 6th
Somers & Co., 534-536, 6th
Sorensen William, 1013 McAllister
Steele Bros., 552 Bryant
Stelling Bros., SW cor 14th and Noe
Stumpf John & Son, 1211-1317 Railroad Av
Sturdivant B. B. & Bros., 611 Golden Gate
Swenson Gustav, cor 16th Av South and Q
Taft Andrew A., 413 Golden Gate Av
Tieman Richard, 2735 Mission
Tobelmann Henry, 421 Hayes
Trespaille Victor, 1915 Mission
Vermeil J. L. & Co., NW cor 7th and Brannan
Weith John, cor 14th Av South and P
Wolf William. 1 Plymouth Av
Young Bros., 931 Brannan

* Heating Apparatus.

Dugan Bros., 404 Mission

Grannis J. G. & Co., 544 Mission

Harding Thomas E., 30 Montgomery

LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

McLain J. H. Co. The, 49 Crocker Bldg

Morgan W. & Co., 819 Market, room 3

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* Herbalists.

727 Washington

Hermetically Sealed Goods.

(See Canned Goods, also Salmon Canners.)

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Hides.

Bissinger & Co., 215 Clay
Bloom Samuel & Sons, 106 Clay
Cahen Solomon, 406 Battery
Clayburgh Lee H., 49-51 Clay
Denigan Thomas Son & Co., 132 Market
Frank S. H. & Co., 406-408 Battery

KNIGHTS W. R. COMPANY,

600-606 Front

Kron Tanning Co., 125 Clay
Kullman, Salz & Co., 106 Battery
Legallet-Hellwig Tanning Co., 215-217 Clay
NICHOLS A. C. & CO., 400-404 Battery
Norton Tanning Co., 312 Clay
Rued J. C. & Co., 123 Clay
Sumner W. B. & Co., 413-415 Front
Strauss S., 53 Clay
Waldeck Herman, 58 Clay
WASSERMANN E. & CO., 310 Sansome

* Hoisting Machinery.
CAHILL & HALL ELEVATOR CO., 214-218 Mis-
sion
MORRIS H. D. & CO., 141-143, 1st

UNION IRON WORKS,

office 222 Market, works Potrero
* Hollow Tile Fire Proofing.

GLADDING, McBEAN&CO.

1358-1360 MARKET ST.

* Hollow Ware.

Hall A. I. & Sons., 528-530 Market

* Honey Dealers.

Porter Bros. & Co., 313-315 Davis
Schacht Henry, 211-213 California
Tetzen Charles, 118-120 Clay

Bach Charles, 535-537 Sacramento
Bauer J. C. & Co., 632 Sacramento
HERRMANN & CO., 309-311 Sacramento
LILIENTHAL & CO.. 100-102 Front
Marks B. & Co., 214 Pine
PLEAS ANTON HOP CO.. 100-102 Front
Pollard William H., 218 California, room 5
Uhlmann William & Co., 120 Battery
Wolf Philip & Co., 206-208 Battery

* Horse Clippers.
WILL & FINCK,CO., 818-820 Market

Horse Clipping.

Christian Michael Co., 1110 Howard

Newton Leroy. 1325 Mission

Root Herbert G., 1032 Golden Gate Av

Horse Clothing.

(See Harness and Saddlery.)

Horse Collar Makers.

(See also Harness and Saddlery.)
Coshie Hugh S. C, 2205 Mission
Ewing Charles S., 552 Mission
Holt&Conry, 511, 5th
Johnson J. C. & Co.. 400 Market
MAIN & WINCHESTER, 214-220 Battery
O'Kane J., 767 Market
Wade & Co., 120 Battery

* Horse Power Makers.
KROGH MANUFACTURING CO., 51 Beale and

9-17 Stevenson

Horseradish Dealers.

Levy Mark, 7 Bay City Market
Perrenot John F., 823 Alabama
Taylor & Moore, 29 Centre Market

Horse Shoe Manufacturers.

Rhode Island, Perkins Horse Shoe Co., 97

Steuart
VAN WINKLE L S. & CO., 413-415 Market

• Horse Shoe Nails.

Capewell Horse Nail Co., 636 Mission
Putnam Horse Nail Co. The, 14 Drumm

Horse Shears.

(See also Blacksmiths.)

Adams Albert F., 2407 Mission

Barnes John P., 329, 23d

Baxter John, 426 Pacific

Berges & Co., 1340 Turk

Biehn & Scannell, 670 Mission

Boyle Dennis H., 454 Stevenson

Brannan Patrick R., 516 Hyde

Burk Robert B., 1620 Harrison

Busse Richard, 306, 11th

Canavan John J., Railroad Avopp 1st Av South

Carter & Pettitt, 304 Golden Gate Av

Cheli B. & Co., 520 Davis

Cheli Peter, 619 Front

Cobleigh John L., 2020 Polk

Cradock William, 833 Geary

Creba Samuel, 1112 Golden Gate Av

Creely James, 218, 5th

Crowley Timothy J., 11 Merchant

Culley Bros., Railroad Av nr 6th Av South

Cummings P. & Son, 2613 Bush

Devlin John, 438, 4th

Dinan John, 2315 Pine

Doheny J., SE cor Minna and New Montgomery

Doran James H., 55 Beale

Doran & Doran, 611 Bryant

Doyle Maurice, 4 Everett

Doyle Thomas, 628 Howard

Eagan Michael J., 1622 Mission

Enderson Gamos E., 109 Kentucky

Ewing John, 103, 11th

Farrell J. F., 1317 Broderick

Fay Martin W., 3098 Mission

Finnegan & Pechart, 370 Natoma

Finnigan James, 505 Jessie

Foley & Duncan. 1103 Mission

Ford Thomas & Son, 105, 1st

Freeman Matthew, 434 Valencia

Friedhofer & Phillips, 646 Valencia

Galvin& Co., 2107 Polk
I Gerlach & Fox, 433, 3d
I Giblen Daniel, I6231/2 Pine

Grace John, 1108 Howard

Granev E. M., 7 St. George Alley

Haller Peter H., 3237 Mission

Heney & Son, 406, 11th
I Henderson Duncan, 200 Bartlett

Hyland Michael J., 4 Spring

Jeflers James D., 1421 Nebraska

Johnson Neil M., 104 Golden Gate Av

Keefe James W., 450 Brannan

Keller John W., 1835 Mission

Kelly & Duffey, 716 Valencia

Kenealey Thomas, 838 Brannan

Kenealey William J., 818 Buchanan

Kilcommon John, 722 Broadway

Knowlton & Hade. 606, 6th

Knownburg & Coffey, 1112 Bryant

Kortick Frank & Son, 307, 1st

Lodge & Fauss, 2309 Mission

Lynch Peter, 303 Mission

Maguire Nicholas J., 302 Beale

Maloney Bros., 339, 10th

McBrearty Abraham T., 1306 Grove

McCarty James, 107 Oregon

McCarty John H., 22 Golden Gate Av

McCloskey Michael, 119 Howard

McCormack John J., 820 Folsom

McDevitt Bros., 7 Hubbard

McDevitt John F., 736, 4th

McDonald Daniel, 619 Grove

McDonald William, Railroad Av nr 5th Av
South

McGrath John J., 1617 Folsom

McNeil Michael, 862 Howard

MeliaBros., 215 Ellis

Mooney & O'Connell, 321, 6th

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1827

Morrisey Nicholas, 332, 9th
Murphy Daniel, 607 Battery
Norrington & Son, 2618 Geary
O'Dea Martin, 126 Geary
O'Rourke James, 1838 Post
O'Rourke John, 721, 5th Av
O'Rourke J. S. & Co., 136 Folsom
O'Rourke Thomas, 1617 Folsom
Reidy Jeremiah, 1414 Pine
Rentschler John G., 1624 Mission
Roesner & Finnegan, 216, 8th
Rowan Philip, 553 Bryant
Sanderson F. W., 38 Main
Shaw William E., 1621 Market
Smith John J., 407, 4th
Snead J. P., NE cor Geary and Blake
Stone & Wherry, 417, 6th
Sullivan & Reilly. 149 Minna
Tierney Thomas, 1505 California
Traynor & Inch, 206 Jackson
Twomey & Son, 809 Howard
Woodside Alexander F., 1559 Mission

BAKER & HAMILTON, NW cor Pine and Davis
Boston Woven Hose and Rubber Co., 14-16 Fre-
mont
Bowers Rubber Co. , 42 Sacramento
Cook H. N. Belting Co., 317-319 Mission
Degen Ludolph P., 105-107 Mission
DUNHAM, CARRIGAN & HAYDEN CO., 17-19

GOODYEAR RUBBER CO. (mfrs), 577-579 Market

GUTTA PERCHA AND RUBBER MANUFACT-
URING CO., 30-32 Fremont

LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

MORRIS H. D. & CO.. 141-143, 1st

NEW YORK BELTING AND PACKING CO.,
LTD. (mfrs). 509-511 Market

REVERE RUBBER CO., 527 Market

Woodin & Little, 312-314 Market

* Hose Goods.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

* Hose Pipe and Coupling.
BAKER & HAMILTON, NW cor Pine and Davis

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont
GOODYEAR RUBBER CO., 577-579 Market
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

(See Dry Goods, also Ladies' Furnishing Goods,
also Men's Furnishing Goods.)

Hospitals and Asylums.

ANDERSON'S PRIVATE HOSPITAL FOR DIS-
EASES OF WOMEN, Dr. Winslow Anderson
proprietor, 603 Sutter

Armitage Home, 509 Powell

Boys and Girls Aid Society Home, SE cor
Baker and Grove

California Surgical Hospital (private;, 935 Sut-
ter

California Woman's Hospital, 3118 Sacramento

City and County Alms House, off Corbett Av nr
Lake Honda

City and County Hospital, Potrero Av bet 22d
and 23d

City Receiving Hospital, New City Hall

Florence Crittenton Home, managers' ofQce 520
Kearny

French Hospital, S s Point Lobos Av bet 5th
and 6th Avs

German Hospital, W s Noe bet 13th and 14th

GOLDEN GATE (private), surgical and lying in
hospital, F. F. Lord physician in charge,
office 235 Kearny

Hebrew Home for Aged Disabled, 507 Lombard

Hospital for Children and Training School for
Nurses, 3700 California

Japanese Women's Home. 1307 Larkin

Keeley Institute, 14 McAllister

Kings' Daughters Home for Incurables, 217
Francisco

Kong Chow Asylum, 512 Pine

Ladies' Protection and Relief Society Home,
Franklin bet Geary and Post

Lane Hospital, SE cor Clay and Webster

Lick Old Ladies' Home, University nr Way-
land

Little Sisters' Infant Shelter, 512 Minna

Magdalen Asylum, Potrero Av nr 21st

Maria Kipp Orphanage, 638 Folsom

Mount St. Joseph Infant Asylum, Silver Av nr
Q South

Old People's Home, SW cor Pierce and Pine

Our Lady's Home, 33 Rincon PI

Pacific Hebrew Home for the Aged, Silver Av
nr Mission

Pacific Hebrew Orphan Asylum, Devisadero nr
Hayes

Presbyterian Mission Home (Chinese) , 920 Sac-
ramento

Protestant Episcopal Old Ladies' Home, NE
cor Golden Gate and Masonic Avs

Protestant Orphan Asylum, Haight nr Laguna

Quarantine Hospital, Angel Island

Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum, N South bet
18th and 20th Avs

Salvation Army Children's Home, 328 Bryant

Salvation Army Woman's Shelter, 553 Steven-
son

San Francisco Nursery for Homeless Children,
570 Harrison

St. Francis' Girls Directory Orphan Asylum,
Buena Vista Av nr Waller

St. Joseph's Home Hospital, Buena Vista Av
nr Park Hill Av

St. Luke's Hospital, Ws Valencia nr 27th

St. Mark's Hospital and Home for the care of
the Inebriate, 2000 Stockton

St. Mary's Hospital, NW cor 1st and Bryant

St. Patrick's Home for Aged and Infirm Men,
Bryant nr 1st

St. Zitas' Home, Buena Vista Av nr Waller

The Sheltering Arms, 579 Harrison

Twenty-sixth Street Hospital (Pest House),
DeHaro nr Army

United States Marine Hospital, Presidio Res-
ervation nr Mountain Lake

Waldeck Sanatorium, 717 Jones

Youth's Directory, 2030 Howard

* Hot Water Heaters.

Hyman Jacob, 719 McAllister
Wilson William F., 204 Stockton

Hotel Registers.
CROCKER H. S. CO., 215-219 Bush
Pacific Coast Hotel Register Co., 23, 1st

Hotels.

Abbotsford House, 1416 Broadway

Ahlborn House, 319-323 Grant Av

Alexandria The, 781 Sutter

Arizona Hotel, 11-13 Clay

Avondale Hotel, 456, 6th

Baldwin The, NE cor Market and Powell

Beresford The, 600 Bush

BERKSHIRE THE,

Mrs. A. W. TruesdeU, 711 Jones

Brooklyn Hotel, 208-212 Bush

California Hotel, N s Bush bet Kearny and
Grant Av

California Hotel, 210 Montgomery Av

California State Hotel, 771 Howard

Central Hotel, 530-542, 3d

Chatsworth The, 703 Sutter

Chicago Hotel, 220-224 Pacific

City Hotel, 512 Howard

Cliff House, termination of Point Lobos Av

Clifford The, 204 Ellis

Clifton The, 502 Powell

COLONIAL THE, SE cor Pine and Jones

Columbia House, 18, 1st

Commercial Hotel, Edward Holland, cor Mont-
gomery and Kearny

Cosmopolstan Hotel, 100, 5th

Crystal Hotel, NE cor 4th and Berry

WASHBURN & MOEN MFG. CO.

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Devonshire The, 725 Pine
East Lake Hotel, SW cor Bay and Webster
Eastern Hotel, 435 Pine
Elsmere The, 418 Sutter
Eureka Hotel, 413-415 Brannan
Europe Hotel, 638 Broadway
Europe Hotel, 814 Montgomery
Excelsior Hotel, 608, 6th
Fairmount Hotel, 1714 Market
First Street House, 507 Mission
Gailhard Hotel, 507-509 Pine
Garfield Hotel, NE cor Fillmore and Chestnut
Garibaldi Hotel, 222 Broadway
German Hotel, 560 Howard
Glendale House, 512 Golden Gate Av
Golden Eagle Hotel, NW cor Broadway and

Montgomery
Golden West Hotel, 32-36 Ellis
Grand Hotel, SE cor Market and New Mont-

The Grand Pacific

Mrs. Ella Corbett, Proprietor

Elegantly Furnished Rooms

EN SUITE OR SINGLE

Day, Week or Month

Electric Call Bells

Elevator until 12 p. m.
Board if Desired

COUNTRY TRADE SOLICITED

306 Stockton St. Telephone

San Francisco Grant 507

Grand Southern Hotel, SE cor 7th and Mission

Hackmeier Hotel, 123-129 Eddy

Harmony Hotel, 735 Brannan

Helvetia Hotel, 431-433 Pine

Hotel Baltimore, 1013 Van Ness Av

Hotel Becker, 16-18 Mason

Hotel Bella Vista, 1001 Pine

Hotel Bertling, 714 Bush

Hotel de France, 616^-618 California

Hotel del Campidoglio, 408-413 Broadway

Hotel des Alpes, 621 Pacific

Hotel Grosvenor, 319 Sutter

Hotel Langham, SE cor Ellis and Mason

HOTEL NORMANDIE, 326 Eddy

Hotel Pleasanton, NW cor Sutter and Jones

Hotel Richelieu, 1020 Van Ness Av

Hotel Savoy, NE cor Post and Powell

Hotel St. Nicholas, 1630 Market

Humboldt Hotel, 333-235, 15th

Imperial The, 728 Sutter

Innisfallen Hotel, 1017 Battery

International Hotel, 824 Kearny

Jefferson Hotel, SW cor Broderick and Jeffer-
son

Lenox The, 628 Sutter

Lick House, W s Montgomery bet Post and
Sutter

Lisbon House, 433 Drumm

Longworth The, 510 Geary

Marechal Niel. 404 Ellis

Marguerite The, 417 Larkin

Marshall The, 824 Laguna

Merriman's Hotel, 1737 Market

Merz's Hotel, 1807 Haight

Miramar The, 703 Geary

Mission Hotel, 113, 36th

Montgomery's Hotel, 337, 2d

Montrose The, 1030 Van Ness Av

National Hotel, 513 Bush

Nevada House, SW cor Napa and Michigan

New Atlantic Hotel, 207-209 Montgomery Av

New California Hotel, 429 Bush

New California House, 3 East

New Continental Hotel, 547 Mission

New Continental Hotel, NE cor Napa and

Louisiana
New Crystal Hotel, 650, 4th
New Depot Hotel, 38 Sacramento

NEW GOLDEN GATE HOTEL,

134-136, 4th

New Guillaume Tell Hotel, 619 Pacific
New Hansa Hotel, 320 Drumm
New Mechanics Hotel, 444 Brannan
New Mission Hotel, 3375 Mission
New Union Hotel, 515 Howard

NEW WASHINGTON HOTEL,

J. Popert & Co., 342-350, 4tll

New Western Hotel, 800 Kearny

New Wisconsin Hotel, NE cor Pacific and
Montgomery

New York and Brooklyn Exchange, 117 Drumm

Nicholas Hotel, San Bruno Av nr Army

North Beach Hotel, NW cor Bay and Mason

North German Hotel, NE cor 8th and Brannan

Northern Hotel, 901 Battery

Occidental Hotel, E s Montgomery bet Sutter
and Bush

Oliver The, 899 Pine

Olympia Hotel, 504 Napa

Oriel Hotel, 1940 Market

Oriental The, 615 Taylor

Palace Hotel, SW cor Market and New Mont-
gomery

Park Hotel, 26-38 Turk

Pennsylvania Hotel, 326 Michigan

Pioneer House, 333 Louisiana

Portland Hotel, 54 Sacramento

Potrero Hotel, SW cor Sierra and Louisiana

RALSTON THE, 1222 Pine

RAMONA THE, 130 Ellis

Reckenbeil's Hotel, 624 Pulton

Reidy's Hotel, 1504 Kentucky

Renton The, 713 Sutter

Roddy's Hotel, 1434 Nebraska

Russ House, W s Montgomery bet Bush and
Pine

San Bruno Hotel, W s San Bruno Av and Army

San Gottardo Hotel, 509-513 Broadway

San Pedro Hotel, 6 Howard

Seal Rock House, Ocean Boulevard nr B

SHERMAN APARTMENT HOUSE, 38, 8th

Slattery House, 531 Howard

Southerner The, 407 Mason

St. Malo Hotel, 503 Folsom

St. Nicholas Hotel, 313-316, 1st

St. Petersburg Hotel, 15 Howard

STEWART THE, 1101 Pine

STEWART THE,

Miss M. and Charles A. Stewart proprie-
tors, SE cor Leavenworth and Ellis, tele-
phone East 954

Sutherland The, 791 Sutter
Swiss Hotel, 627 Commercial
Troy Hotel, 506 Napa
Turk Street Hotel, 33-34 Turk
Union Hotel, 312 Michigan
Union Hotel, 1300 Turk
Valencia Street Hotel, 718 Valencia
Victor The, 1006 Pine
Victoria The, 1105 Hyde
Washington Hotel, 632-624, 4th
WENBAN THE, 606 Sutter
Wendt's Hotel, 23 Sacramento
Wentworth The, 617 Bush
Western Hotel, 312 Broadway
Westminster The, 614 Sutter
Wieland Hotel, 401 Harrison
Windsor Hotel, 905 Market

House and Sign Painters.

(See Painters— House and Sign.)

House Brokers.

(See Brokers— House.)

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HENRY CHESTER

(Successor to HYDE & CHESTER)

ESTABLISHED 1859

1619 MISSION STREET

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CONTRACTOR FOR

Raising: and Moving: Buildings

And putting in New Foundations of Wood or Brick, and for Moving or
Shipping Locomotives, Heavy Weights, etc., also

PUTTING IN OR TAKING OUT OF STEAM BOILERS

JA.CK: SCKIJ'WS, I2TC., TO 1L,ET

House Furnishing Goods.

Adams C. F. Co.. 156, 5th

AMERICAN WRINGER CO., 505 Larkin

Brown Charles & Son, 807 Market

Chicago Clock Co., 1632-1624 Market

Clark John T., 1133 Market

Cowen & Cowen, 1041 Market

Ezekiel Edward, 11031/4 Folsom

Funge P. C, 1370 Market

Goldman & Thomas, 14 McAllister

Gump D. L., 1133 Market

Joseph M. A. & Son, 909c Folsom

Keystone Wringer Co., 156, 5th

Kragen Furniture Co., 1043 Market

LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

LUNDY FURNITURE CO., 813 Market

Picard & Hessel, 13a Polk

Smiths' Cash Store, 414-418 Front (After July

1st, 27 Market)
Varnhagen Simon, 140, 9th
Wiester <& Co., 17-19 New Montgomery

House Raisers and Movers.

Burt W. J., 40 New Montgomery
Campbell Daniel D., 6 Broad

CHESTER HENRY,

1619 Mission

DAVIS GEORGE & SON,

31 South Park bet 2d and 3d, box 293
Builders' Exchange
DIENER HENRY, 3120 Market

HENRY DIENER
House Raising and Moving

Underpinning , Etc.
2120 Market Street.

Donohue A., 72 West Mission
Gleason Patrick W., 309 Mason

KELLEHER M.,

steel screws of 80 tons power for rais-
ing iron, stone or brick buildings, 2055
Folsom bet 16th and 17th, and box at
Builders' Exchange, 40 New Montgomery

Otterbeck Elias E., 1408 Mission
Pearson Edward K., 1213 Folsom
Pearson Frederick O., 312, 24th
Pence John W., 1166 Mission

POOL JOSEPH R.,

1130 Mission, box 217 Builders' Ex-
change, 40 New Montgomery, r. 1242
Mission

Stratton John S., 420, 5th

SULLIVAN JOHN,

1650 Mission bet 12th and 13th

WILSON OLOF,

409, 5th

Housesmiths.

(See also Iron Foundries.)
Dyer Bros.. 119 Beale
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Ralston Iron Works, 222-224 Howard
Todt & Peters, 53 Beale
WESTERN IRON WORKS, 123-125 Beale

* Hydrants.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

Hydraulic Engineers.

(See Engineers— Hydraulic )

♦ Hydraulic Machinery.

Cumming George & Co., 18 Fell
DOW STEAM PUMP WORKS, 114-116
EVANS C. H. & CO., 110-112 Beale

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

Pelton Water Wheel Co. , 121-123 Main

* Hydraulic Pipe.
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
SMITH FRANCIS W., 130 Beale

* Hydraulic Pipe and Fittings.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

Hydraulic Pumps.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

* Hydraulic Rams.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

* Hydraulic Valves.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

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Seldom equaled, never surpassed. Any
)unt delivered free. Family orders a Spec-
ialty. Lowest prices. Stalls 68, 69, 70, 71,
and 47 and 48 California Market. Tel. 1329 M.

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Agents in all Principal To^wns on
ttie Pacific Coast

Office, 735-737 Fourth St. Telephone South 135

Ice Cream Makers.

Bailey C. F. & Co., 612 Post

Benjamin N. M. & Co., 203 Turk

Bernheim Edmund, SW cor Polk and Sutter

Haas George & Son, 810 Market

Huber A., 1308PolK

Maskey Frank, 32 Kearny

Ludwig E., 1203 Sutter

Poehlman's Confectionery, 401 Post

Schreiber Joseph Jr., 950-952 Market

Swain Bros., 213 Sutter

Thain Bros., 781 Market

* Ice Cream Freezers.
HORIZONTAL FREEZER CO., A. C. Boldemann

& Co., agents, 3U7 Commercial
MONTAGUE W. W. & CO., 309-317 Market

Ice Dealers.

CalifoKnia and Nevada Ice Co., 30 Mills Bldg,

9 til floor
CONSUMERS' ICE CO., 420, Sth
Floriston Ice Co., 327 Market
Mountain Ice Co. of Cal., 327 Market
National Ice Co., 327 Market
People's Ice Co., 331 Montgomery, room 74
Sierra Lakes Ice Co., 27 Mills Bldg, Sth floor
UNION ICE CO., 73^737, 4tli

* Ice Machines.
CLOT & MEESE, 129-131 Fremont
CYCLOPS IRON WORKS, 115-117 Beale
FULTON ENGINEERING AND SHIP BUILDING

WORKS, 213, 1st
VULCAN IRON WORKS, 135-145 Fremont

Incubators.

Croley George H., 417 Sacramento
Schule Frederick A., 1213 Valencia

India Rubber Goods.

(See Rubber Goods.)

Indicators.

American Indicator Co. The, 324 Pine, room 7

GARRATT W. T. «& CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

* Injectors.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

Ink Manufacturers and Agents.
CALIFORNIA INK CO., E. L. Hueter (printers).
413HI15 Commercial

California Ink Company

LINCOLN H. LEWARS, Manager

The ONLY Home Manufactukee.s of a Full Line.

of Printing and Litho Inks; good as the

best, cheaper than the cheapest.

413 AND 4.15 COMMERCIAL STREET

GRAHAM GEORGE D., (printer's) 529 Commer-
cial

Matlock Levy B., 356, 3d

Pacific Ink Factory, office 117 Battery

Perry S. A. &Co., 919 Mission

REED & GOODMAN, (printer's) 513 Sacramento

SHATTUCK E. J. & CO. (printer's), 520 Com-
mercial

Sunset Manufacturing Co., 207-209 Sacramento

* Inks.
MOISEL. H., 320Sansome, room 68

* Inlaid Floors.
WELLS CHARLES B., 422 Sutter, telephone
Main 1882 and Emporium Bldg

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Instruments.

(See Respective Headings.)

Insurance Adjusters.

(See Adjusters.)

Insurance Agents.

Adams & Co., 1026, 17tli

Ahpel & Bruckman, 209 Sansome

Allen Isaac R., 401 California, room 34

ARCHIBALD JAMES F. J., 303 California, rooms

22-26
ARMBRUSTER GEORGE W., 24 Montgomery
Ashton & Gardiner, 411 Montgomery
Aubry Edmond E., 2245 Mission
Baehr Henry, 413 California
Baggs Montgomery, 133 California
Bailey James D.. 413 California
Balfour, Guthrie & Co., 316 and 323 California
Behrens R. H., 14 Sansome
Belden Henry K., 313 California
Bergerot John A., 142 Crocker Bldg
Bertheau Cesar, 310 Sansome
Bertheau Max A., 210 Sansome
Berton George A., 333 Montgomery
Block James N., 205 Sansome
Boardman George C, 514 California
Bolger Philip & Co., 421 California
Boole Fred W., 204 Sansome
Borland James H., 216 Bush
Bosqui Edward L,., 304 Sansome
Bowman George F., 510 California
Boyd Harry C, 415 California
Boyd H. St. Clair, 126 Kearny
Boyd & Dickson, 501 Montgomery
Bremer& Bender, 310 Sacramento
Brown, Craig & Co., 407-409 Montgomery
Burling & Kober, 411 California
Burnham & Marsh Co., 628 Market opp Palace

Hotel
Burns Aaron M., 306 Sansome
Butler & Haldan, 413 California
Cadman & Kittle, 307 California
Callaghan & O'Byrne, 405 Montgomery
Callingham William J., 420 California
Callisch Frank E., 705 Spreckels Bldg
Capp C. S. & Co., 413 Montgomery
Carlton Charles C, 514 California
Catton, Bell & Co., 406 California
Christensen Charles. 317 California
Comstock Isaac W., 18-33 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
Craig Hugh, 313 California
Crawford John R., 6-13 Crocker Bldg
Cumming A. M., 305 California
Gushing Allen D., 705 Spreckels Bldg
Cushing Charles D., 205 Sansome
Danker Henry, 213 Sansome
Davis J. B. F. & Son, 407-409 Montgomery
Davis & Watson, 208 Sansome
Deasy Jeremiah, 20, 6th and 439 California
Delger & King, 607-610 Safe Deposit Bldg
Dexter David N., 614 Spreckels Bldg
Dexter D. Gilbert, 614 Spreckels Bldg
Dibble William S., 405 Montgomery, room 1
DICKSON ROBERT, 501 Montgomery
DORNIN GEORGE D., 409 California
Dornin George W., 409 California
Driffield V. Carus, 213 Sansome
Dunphy W. H., 3-4 Flood Bldg
Dusenberg E., 301 California
Dutton William J., 401-405 California
Duval William S., NW cor Pine and Sansome
Easton, Eldridge & Co., 638 Market
Easton George & Co., 204 Sansome
Easton, Incell & Messinger, 310 Sansome
Eldridge Oliver, 303 California
Ellsworth Timothy, 640 Market
Enright & McKenzie, 323 California
Ephraim Solomon, 140 Phelan Bldg
Evans EvanC, 303 California
Field Henry K., 18-23 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
Figel Arthur, 205 Sansome
Finnegan J. E., 34-35 Mills Bldg, 8th floor
Fisher Will E. & Co., 14 Post
Forbes A. B. & Son, Mutual Life Bldg
Fowler Edgar S., 13-14 Mills Bldg, 10th floor
Fowler William Hy C, 411 California

Frank Maurice, 6 Mutual Life Bldg, 6th floor and

310 Sansome
Franklin Benjamin C, 214 Pine, room 56
Eraser Hugh, 508 California, room 42
Frazer James, 308 Pine
Friedlander Moritz, 419 California, room 5
Fuller J. L., 308 Pine
Gaskill Varney W., 416 California
Gilmor Harry G., 20 Mills Bldg, 10th floor
Girvin & Eyre, 307 California
GoUin Walter W., 311 California
Grant George F., 221 Sansome
Grant H. M., 423 California
Grant Tom C. 212 Pine
Gray John H., 412 Montgomery
Gunn Benjamin M. & Co., 228 Montgomery
Gutte & Frank, 303 California
Hackett M. H., 205 Sansome
Hagan Bros., 221 Sansome
Hall & Whitely, 314 Montgomery
Harrison William Greer, 305 California
Hart Edward H., 39-40 Chronicle Bldg
Hart Judah A., 301 California
HARVEY LE ROY G. & CO., 520 Montgomery
Haskell Walter W., 21-24 Mills Bldg, 8th floor
Hawes Alexander G., 17-23 Mills, Bldg, 2d floor
Hawes Benjamin C, 305 Sansome
Helbing August, 313 Sansome
Hellmann Bros. & Co., 535 Front
Heringhi Samuel, 304 Montgomery
Herold Rudolph Jr., 415 California
Hillman John R., 502 Montgomery
Hooper Ralph B., 315 California
Houghton Harry B., 513 Safe Deposit Bldg
Hundesser Otto & Co., 221 Sansome
Ives Stephen D., 318 California
Jacobs Julius, 204 Sansome
Jacobs Wesley A., 19-23 Mills Bldg, 4th floor
Jacobsen Halvor J. T., 305 Sansome
James N. T., 416 California
Johnson James, 9 Mission

Johnston Samuel. 6 Mutual Life Bldg, 3d floor
Kahn Joseph, 305 Sansome
Kelly Harry M., 14 Sansome
Kilgaril &' Beaver, 508 Montgomery
Knowles Josiah M., 30 California
Landers John, 240 Montgomery
Landers William J., 205-207 Sansome

LATON CHARLES A.,

439 California

Leavitt William C, 419 California, rooms 1-3
Livingston John, 438 California
Livingston, Smith & Co., 428 California
Loaiza W. & Co., 318-330 Sansome
Lorentzen Andrew P., 10 Mission
Lowden William 11., 308 Pine
Lund Henry & Co., 214 California
Lutz William E., 205 Sansome
Macdonald William, 315 Montgomery
Macondray & Co., 425-427 Market
Madison B. H. & Sons, 15 Steuart
Magill Arthur E., SE cor California and San-
some
Mailliard John W., 307 Sansome, room 5

MANHEIM, DIBBERN & CO.,

217 Sansome

Mann & Wilson, 322-324 California
Marcus George & Co., 232 California
Martin Charles T., 439 California
Maxwell James D., 431 California
Mayer Albert M. S., 415 Montgomery
Mayrisch Ernest, 210 Sansome
McBurnie Robert E., 319 California
McCarthy Thomas, 420 California, room 23
McCormick George J., 505 California
McElroy Robert D., 4 Phelan Bldg
McKenney L. M., 318 Pine, rooms 16-17
McNear George W., 326 California
Miles David E., 315 Montgomery
Milliken R. C, 14 Sansome
Mills A. J., 19 Murphy Bldg
Mogan A. G. Miss, 205 Sansome
Moore J. J. & Co., 302 California
Mullins Charles F., .301 California
MUNSELL JAMES Jr., 415 Montgomery
Nagle Henry H., 513 California
Nathan & Kingston, 501 Montgomery

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PACIFIC COAST AGENTS.

124 IVIarket Street.

ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.,

215 Valencia St
Tel. Mission 40.

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Insurance Agents— Cont'd.
Newell Marshall A., 318 California
Newhall H. M. & Co., 309-311 Sansome
Noyes Frederic R., 30-31 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
Oakley Charles M., 315 Safe Deposit Bldg
OkelL Donnell & Co., 411 California
Osborn, Murdock & Co., 412 California
Pardee S. C, Mutual Life Bldg, 6th floor
Parker Charles M. T., 314 Pine, room 56
Parker T. G. & Co., 1780 Point Lobos Av
Parrott & Co.. 306 California
Patterson George W. H. & Co., 2 Valencia
Pereira Samuel L., 318 California
Plagemann John C, 210 Sansome
Plumbe John F., 1402 Valencia
Poehlman H. Edward, 415 Montgomery
Pope Thomas E., 514 California
Potter Edward E., 508 California, room 3
Prather John M., 301 California
Putnam Robert H., 29 Mills Bldg, 2d floor
Quarre George, 510 California
Reynolds Frank B., 205 Sansome
Richards & Henry, 505 California
Roberts James B., 415 Montgomery, room 7
Rosenbaum I. S. & Co., 433 California
Rowe Harrison D., 133-133 Crocker Bldg
Sanchez Pablo, 11 Crocker Bldg
Sawtelle David, 439 California
Schlesinger Nathan, 304 Montgomery
Schloss Benjamin, 205 Sansome
Schuller Andrew, 508 Montgomery
Scott William A.. 322 Pine
Shaen Jacob, 322 California
Shetterley J. L. M., 316 California
Sloan Clarence B., 421 California
Sloan Robert W.,421 California
Smedberg & Mitchell, 314 California
Smith Clarence M., 110-114 Phelan Bldg
Spencer David C, 215 Sansome
Spencer George W., 323 California
Speyer Walter, 335 Sansome
Spreckels J. D. & Bros. Co., 327 Market
Stern David & Sons, 20 Montgomery
Stolp Gordon M., 81-85 Crocker Bldg
Stuart Charles A., 433 California
Sutro Emil, 408 Montgomery
Swain & Murdock, 412 California
Swyney Thomas N., 508 California, room 3
Syz & Co., 410 California
Tarpey & Krigbaum, 208 Sansome
Thannhauser & Co., 311 California
Todhunter Alfred, 303 California, room 33
Toplitz Joseph B., 330 Pine, rooms 9-10
Trittenbach Gustav, 319 California
Troy Patrick, 301 California
Tyson George H., 435 California
Turner George W., 413 Montgomery
Van Slyke E. W. S. & Co.. 26 Mills Bldg, 3d

floor
Voogt F. W., 500 Montgomery
Voss, Conrad & Co., 304 Sansome
Wade William M., 402 Kearny, room 1
Ward Fred, 303 California, room 23
WATT ROLLA V., 503-504 Montgomery
Weed Frederick F., 505 California
White James A., 10-11 Mills Bldg, 10th floor
White Patrick J., 444 California
Whitney A. L., 205 Sansome
Whitney Edgar B., 511 Safe Deposit Bldg
Whitney Roy L., 511 Safe Deposit Bldg
Williams, Dimond & Co., 203 Market
Woods Edmund L., 1 Mutual Life Bldg, 3d floor
Wyckoft Stephen N., 3 Odd Fellows Bldg

Oakland.
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE AND INVEST-
MENT CO., 466. 8th

Insurance Brokers.

(See Brokers— Insurance.)

Insttrance Companies— Accident.

^tna Insurance Co. (Hartford, Conn.), 212 San-
some, room 9

Bankers Alliance of California The, 14 Mills
Bldg, 5th floor

Employers' Liability Assurance Corporation,
Limited (of London, Eng.). 411 California

Fidelity and Casualty Co. The (New York),

Mutual Life Bldg, 6th floor
Frankfort Accident and Plate Glass Insurance

Co., 204 Sansome
International Indemnity Co., 206 Sansome
London Guarantee and Accident Co. (limited),

431 California
New England Mutual Accident Assn. (Boston,

Mass.), 315 Safe Deposit Bldg
Preferred Accident Insurance Co. The (N. Y.),

13-14 Mills Bldg, 10th floor
Standard Life and Accident Insurance Co., 307

California
Travelers' Insurance Co. (Hartford, Conn.), 31-

34 Mills Bldg, 8th floor
Union Casualty and Surety Co., 208 Sansome
United States Casulty Co. (N. Y.), 421 Califor-

Insurance Companies— Aid.

California Mutual Benefit Society, 128 Murphy
I Bldg

I Fidelity Mutual Aid Association,

J. L. ivi. Stietterley secretary and man-
I ager, 316 California

I * Insurance Companies -Burglar.

I New England Burglary Insurance Co., 411 Cali-
\ fornia

Insurance Companies— Fire.

Aachen and Munich Fire Insurance Co. (of Aix

la Chapelle), 204 Sansome
^tna Insurance Co. (of Hartford), 514 Califor-
nia
i Alliance Assurance Co. (London, Eng.), 416 Cal-
ifornia
I Alliance Insurance Co. limited (of Berlin), 303

California
' American Central Insurance Co. (St. Louis,
Mo.), 317 California
American Fire Insurance Co. (of Philadelphia),

407-409 Montgomery
American Insurance Co. (Newark, N. J.), 333
I California

I Atlas Assurance Co. (of London, Eng.), 309-311

Austrian Phoenix Royal and Imperial Priv-
ileged Insurance Co. The (of Vienna), 411
California

Baloise Fire Insurance Co. (of Basle), 410 Cali-
fornia

British American Assurance Co. (of Toronto,
Canada), 433 California

Caledonian Insurance Co. (Edinburgh), 333 Cal-
ifornia

California Insurance Co., 410 California

Commercial Union Assurance Co. Limited (of
London), 301 California

Connecticut Fire Insurance Co. (Hartford), 501
Montgomery

Continental Insurance Co. (of N. Y.), NW cor
Pine and Sansome

Fire Assn. of Philadelphia, 310 Sansome

Fire Underwriters' Assn. of the Pacific, 303
California

FIREMAN'S FUND INSURANCE CO., 401-405
California

Firemen's Insurance Co. (of Baltimore), 210 San-
some

Franklin Fire Insurance Co. of (Philadelphia),
508 California, room 3

General Insurance Co. (of Trieste, Austria), 411
California

German-American Insurance Co. (New York),
435 California

Germania Fire Insurance Co. (New York), 210
Sansome

Greenwich Fire Insurance Co., 312 Pine

Guardian Assurance Co., 205 Sansome

Hamburg-Bremen Fire Insurance Co. (of Ham-
burg), 415 California

Hanover Fire Insurance Co. (of New York), 310
Sansome

Hartford Fire Insurance Co. (of Hartford), 313
California

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Helvetia Swiss Fire Insurance Co. (of St. Gall),

410 California

Home Insurance Co. (of New York), SE cor
California and Sansome

Home Mutual Insurance Co., 318 California

Imperial Insurance Co. The, limited (of Lon-
don), 205-207 Sansome

Insurance Company of North America (of Phil-
adelphia), 412 California

Insurance Company of the State of Pennsyl-
vania, 401-405 California

Xiancashire Insurance Co., 322-324 California

Lion Fire Insurance Co. The (London, Eng.),
205-207 Sansome

Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Co.
The, 422 California

London and Lancashire Fire Insurance Co. (of
Liverpool), 315 Montgomery

London Assurance Corporation, 221 Sansome

Magdeburg Fire Insurance Co. (of Magdeburg)
803 California

Manchester Fire Assurance Co. (Manchester,
Eng.), 323 California

Milwaukee Mechanics' Insurance Co., 410 Call-'
fornia

Munich Re-Insurance Co., limited (of Munich),
303 California

National Fire Insurance Co. (of Hartford), 409
California

New Zealand Insurance Co., 312 California

North British and Mercantile Insurance Co.)
(London and Edinburgh), 212 Pine

North German Fire Insurance Co. (of Hamburg),
225 Sansome

Northern Assurance Co., 221 Sansome

Northwestern National Insurance Co. (Mil-
waukee, Wis.), 412 Montgomery

Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society (Nor-
wich, Eng.), 308 Pine

Orient Insurance Co. (of Hartford), 420 Cali-
fornia

PALATINE INSURANCE CO.

(Manchester, Eng.), Charles A. Laton, 439
California

Patriotic Assurance Co. The (Dublin, Ireland),

411 California

Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Co. (of Philadel-
phia), 407-409 Montgomery i

Phenix Insurance Co. (of Brooklyn), 407-409
Montgomery

Phoenix Assurance Co. (of London), 413 Cali-
fornia

Phoenix Insurance Co. (of Hartford, Conn.), SE
cor California and Sansome

Providence Washington Insurance Co. (of R;
I.), 413 California

Prussian National Insurance Co. (Stettin, Ger-
many), 411 California

QUEEN INSURANCE CO., 502-.504 Montgomery

ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE, (London),
501 Montgomery

ROYAL INSURANCE CO. (Liverpool, Eng.), 502-
504 Montgomery

Scottish Union and National Insurance Co. (of
Edinburg), 420 California

Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
(Springfield, Mass.), 409 California

St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Co., 306 San-
some

Sun Insurance Co., 428 California

Sun Insurance Office, 205-207 Sansome

Svea Fire Insurance Co. The (of Gothenburg),
407-409 Montgomery

Swiss Marine Insurance Co.'s Combined, 410
California

Traders Insurance Co., 204 Sansome

Transatlantic Fire Insurance Co. (of Hamburg),
213 Sansome

Transatlantic Marine Insurance Co. Limited
(of Berlin), 311 California

Union Assurance Society (of London), 406 Cali-
fornia

Union Insurance Co. of Philadelphia, 318 Cali-
fornia

United Firemen's Insurance Co. (of Philadel-
phia), 210 Sansome

Westchester Fire Insurance Co. (of New York),
215 Sansome

Western Assurance Co. (of Toronto), 423 Cali-
fornia

Wilhelma of Magdeburg General Insurance
Co. (Magdeburg), 303 California

Williamsburgh City Fire Insurance Co. (of
Brooklyn, N. Y.), 508 California, room 3

Insurance Companies— Guarantee.

American Suretv Co., 219 Sansome
CALIFORNIA TITLE INSURANCE AND TRUST

CO., real estate titles guaranteed, Mills

Bldg
Employers' Liability Assurance Corporation

Limited (of London, Eng.), 411 California
Fidelity and Casualty Co. The (New York),

Mutual Life Bldg, 6th floor
Fidelity and Deposit Co. (Baltimore, Md.), 204

Sansome
London Guarantee and Accident Co. (limited),

421 California
Mutual Indemnity Co., 318 Pine, room 16-17
NATIONAL SURETY CO. (Kansas City, Mo.),

216 Bush, room 13
Pacific Surety Co., 308 Sansome

Insurance Companies— Life.

^Etna Life Insurance Co. (Hartford, Conn.), 511

-513 Safe Deposit Bldg
Bankers Alliance of California The, 14 Mills,

Bldg, 5th floor
Bankers Life Association (of Des Moines, Iowa),

607-610 Safe Deposit Bldg
Bankers' Life Association (St. Paul, Minn.),

2105 Vallejo
Chicago Guaranty Fund Life Society, 140 Phe-

lan Bldg
Covenant Mutual Life Association (Galesburg,

111.), 3 Odd Fellows Bldg
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co., 30-31

Mills Bldg, 3d floor
Equitable Life Assurance Society The, 6-12

Crocker Bldg

FIDELITY MUTUAL LIFE

ASSOCIATION THE, (of Philadelphia), R. C.
MiUiken supervisor Pacific States, Harry
M. KeUy manager, WUliam J. GiUiland
cashier, 14 Sansome

Germania Life Insurance Co. The, 19-22 Mills
Bldg, 4th floor

Hartford Life and Annuity Insurance Co. (Hart-
ford, Conn.), 640 Market

Home Life Insurance Co. (of New York), 307-309
Emporium Bldg

International Indemnity Co., 206 Sansome

Manhattan Life Insurance Co. The, 240 Mont-
gomery

Massachusetts Benefit Life Association (Bos-
ton, Mass.), 614 Spreckels Bldg

Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co.
(Springfield), 214 Pine, room 56

MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE CO.
THE (Newark, N. J.), 415 Montgomery

Mutual Life Insurance of New York The, Mu-
tual Life Bldg

Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association (of
N. Y.), 314 Montgomery, rooms 4-5

National Life Association (of Hartford, Conn.),
19 Murphy Bldg

National Life Insurance Co. (of Montpelier,
Vt.), 81-85 Crocker Bldg

New England Mutual Life Insurance Co. (of
Boston, Mass.), 19-23 Mills Bldg, 3d floor

New York Life Insurance Co. (N. Y.), 17-23
Mills Bldg, 2d floor

Northwestern Masonic Aid Association (Chi-
cago, 111.), 132-133 Crocker Bldg

Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. (Mil-
waukee, Wis.), 110-114 Phelan Bldg

PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO., NE
cor Montgomery and Sacramento

Pacific States Life Assurance Co., 331 Pine,
rooms 7-8

Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co., 39-40 Chronicle
Bldg

PhcBnix Mutual Life Insurance Co. (of Hartford,
Conn.), 33-34 Luning Bldg

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Insurance Compaaiies— Life— Com d.

Provident Savings Life Assurance Society (of

New York), 405 Montgomery, room 1
Security Mutual Life Association, 319 Spreck-

els Bldg
Standard Life and Accident Insurance Co., 307

California
Travelers' Insurance Co. (Hartford, Conn.), 21-34

Mills Bldg, lOth floor
Union Central Life Insurance Co. (Cincinnati,

O.), 30;i California
Union Mutual Life Insurance Co. (Portland,

Me.), 419 California, rooms 1-2
Washington Life Insurance Co. (New York), 412

Montgomery
Workmen's Guarantee Fund Association, 64

Flood Bldg

Insurance Companies— Marine.

^tna Insurance Co. (of Hartford), 514 California

Alliance Marine and General Assurance Co.
Limited (of London), 302 California

Austrian Phosnix Royal and Imperial Privi-
leged Insurance Co. The (of Vienna), 411
California

Baloise Marine Insurance Co. (of Basle), 410
California

Bavarian Lloyd Marine Insurance Co., 204 San-
some

Boston Board Marine Underwriters, 303 Califor-
nia

Boston Marine Insurance Co., 30 California

California Insurance Co., 410 California

Canton Insurance Office Limited (of Hongkong),
304 California

China Traders Insurance Co., 202 Market

Commercial Union Assurance Co. Limited (of
London), 301 California

Deutscher Lloyd Marine Insurance Co. (of Ber-
lin), 410 California

Dusseldorfer Marine Insurance Co. (of Dussel-
dorf), 410 California

Federal Marine Insurance Co. (of Zurich, Switz-
erland), 303 California

FIREMAN'S FUND INSURANCE CO., 401-405
California

Frankfort Marine Insurance Co. (Germany), 204
Sansome

General Insurance Co. (of Trieste, Austria), 411
California

Germanic Lloyd (Berlin), 29 Market

Helvetia Marine Insurance Co. (of St. Gall), 410
California

Home Mutual Insurance Co., 318 California

Indemnity Mutual Marine Assurance Co. Lim-
ited (of London), 302 California

Insurance Company of North America (of Phil-
adelphia), 412 California

La Fonciere Marine Insurance Co., 306 Sansome

Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Co.
The, 422 California

Lloyd's (of London;, 406 California

London and Provincial Marine Insurance Co.,
Limited (of London, Eng.), 307 California

London Assurance Corporation (marine dept.),
309-3011 Sansome

L'Universo Marine Insurance Co., 306 Sansome

Mannheim Insurance Co. (of Mannheim), 411
California

Marine Insurance Co., Limited (of London), 326
California

Maritime Insurance Co., Limited (of Liver-
pool), 428 California

National Marine Insurance Association, Limi-
ted The (of London), 303 California

New Swiss Lloyd Marine Insurance Co. (of
Winterthur), 410 California

New York Board Marine Underwriters, 303
California

New Zealand Insurance Co., 312 California

NORTH CHINA INS. CO.,

of Shangliai, Macondray & Co., agents,
425 and 427 Market

Northwertern National Insurance Co. (Mil-
waukee, Wis.), 412 Montgomery

Ocean Marine Insurance Co., Limited (of Lon-
don), 309-311 Sansome

Philadelphia Board Marine Underwriters, 303
California

Providence Washington Insurance Co. (of R. I.).
401-405 California

Prussian National Insurance Co. (Stettin, Ger-
many), 411 California

Reliance Marine Insurance Co., Limited (of
Liverpool), 214 California

Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
(Springfield, Mass.), 409 California

St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Co., 306-
Sansome

Standard Marine Insurance Co., Limited, 407
Montgomery and 327 Market

Sun Insurance Co., 428 California

Swiss Marine Insurance Co.'s Combined, 410'
California

Switzerland Marine Insurance Co. (of Zurich),
410 California

Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Co.,
Limited (of London), 305 California

Tokio Marine Insurance Co., Limited (Tokio),
318 California

Transatlantic Marine Insurance Co., Limited
(of Berlin), 311 California

Union Assurance Society (of London), 406 Cali-
fornia

Union Insurance Society (of Canton), 327 Mar-
ket

Union Marine Insurance Co., Limited (Liver-
pool, Eng.), 1 Mutual Life Bldg, 3d floor

United States Lloyds, 315 California, room 7

Westchester Fire insurance Co. (of New York),
215 Sansome

Western Assurance Co. (of Toronto), 423 Cali-
fornia

Yangtsze Insurance Association The, 316 Cali-
fornia

I Insurance Companies— Plate Glass.

: Fidelity and Casualty Co. The (New York),
i Mutual Life Bldg, 6th floor

1 Frankfort Accident and Plate Insurance Co.,
204 Sansome
Lloyd's Plate Glass Insurance Co. (New York),

317 California
Metropolitan Plate Glass Insurance Co., 306

Sansome
New York Plate Glass Insurance Co., 421 Cali-
fornia
Union Casualty and Surety Co., 208 Sansome

Insurance Companies— Real Estate Title.
CALIFORNIA TITLE INSURANCE AND TRUST

CO., real estate titles guaranteed, Mills
Bldg

Insurance Companies— Steam Boiler.

Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance
Co., 306 Sansome

I Intelligence Offices.

I (See Employment Agencies.)

•Interior Finish.
REYNOLDS JOHN M., 602 Market, Crocker Bldg
Steinmetz August & Co., 540 Brannan
WELLS CHARLES B., 422 Sutter, telephone Main
1882 and Emporium Bldg

Interpreters of Languages.

Baccala Joseph B., 331 Montgomery, rooms 71-72

Field Walter J. (Chinese), 32 Montgomery

Glover Andrew, 1715 Green

Goldner Julius (German) , 530 California, room 32

Hopkins Rufus (Spanish), 606 Montgomery

Jones David (Chinese), U. S. Appraisers' Bldg

Millard Jerome (Chinese), 336 Valley

Moulin Victor, 1 Webb

OtaMasayoshi (Japanese), 507 Montgomery

Rikards Carlton, 42 Diamond

Wyneken George, 5, 4th

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Inventors.

Abrahamson Peter, 623 Howard
Davies C. W. Tudor, 225 Geary
Dodge Miles B., 21-23 Fremont
Keane John, 931 Fillmore
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Leve Marcus S., 319 Pine
Schultze Gustav,58, 1st
Sirieix Leon, 533 Kearny, room 3

♦Investment Companies.

California Guarantee Investment Co., 326 Mont-
gomery
Lange Investment Co., 632 Market

Iron and Steel.

(See also Metals.)
Arnold N. S. Hardware Co., 23 Davis

.1. Willard, 29:
Black Diamond Steel Works (Pittsburg, Pa.),

119 California
Brode & Clark Iron Works, 305-307 Howard
Burnstine Bros., NE cor5tli and Bluxome
Burnstine Solomon, 565, 5tli
CALIFORNIA IRON AND WRECKING CO. (cast

and wrought iron scrap), 638-640, 2d
Chandler Richard D., 507 509 East
Dohle AbnerCo., 13-15 Fremont
DUNHAM. CARRIGAN & HAYDEN CO.. 17-19

IRON, SHEET

AND BAR STEEL

Tool and Boiler Plate, Etc.

DUNHAM, CARRIGAN & HAYDEN GO.

ir-19 Beale and 30-34 Main Street, S. F.

French John D., 109 California, room 10
Gibbs George W. Co., 33-39 Fremont
HARLEY CHARLES CO., 844-856 Harrison
Harrison John W., 303 California, rooms 12-13
Howard E. A. & Co., 31 Spear
Isaacs William B., 226 Market
JUDSON MANUFACTURING CO., SW cor How-
ard and Beale
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Lindsay & McCutcheon, Jno. Woodlock agent,

Maydwell Charles A., 23 Davis, room 13
Miller, Sloss & Scott, 18-22 Fremont
MORRIS H. D. & CO., 141-143, 1st
Oregon Iron and Steel Co. The, 308 Market
Otis Steel Co. The, Limited, Jno. Woodlock
agent, 26 Beale

PACIFIC IRON YARD,

Burnstine Brothers proprietors, wholesale
dealers scrap iron and steel, NE cor 5th
and Bluxome
PACIFIC TOOL AND SUPPLY CO., 100-104, 1st
Park Brother & Co., Limited, 119 California
Pennington G. W. & Sons, 218-323 Folsom
Phelps & Arnold, 230-333 Mission
Puget Sound Iron Co., 530 California
Sierra Iron Co., 19 Merchants' Exchange Bldg
TAYLER & SPOTSWOOD CO., 31 Beale
VAN WINKLE I. S. & CO., 413-415 Market
Waterhouse & Lester, 16-22 Beale

Iron Bedsteads.

Bernhard Henry & Co., 658 Mission
Bernhard Mattress Co., 642 Mission
Marwedel Edward H., 712 Mission
Pacific Spring and Mattress Co., 706 Mission
Schrock W. A., 31 New Montgomery

MOISE L. H.,

* Iron Brands.

0 Sansome, room 68

* Iron Crestings.
WASS D. D., 56, 1st

Iron Doors and Shutters.
BAY CITY IRON WORKS, 103-105 Fremont and

323-325 Mission
Brode & Clark Iron Works, 305-307 Howard
Pacific Iron Yard, NE cor 5th and Bluxome
Schrader & Lutge, 1172 Mission
WESTERN IRON WORKS, 123-125 Beale

* Iron Fence Builders.

(See also Iron Railings.)
Schumann Adolph L., 9-11 Oakwood and 306, 24th
STANDARD IRON AND WIRE WORKS, 30, 1st
Walker Samuel F., 1235 Mission
WASS D. D., 56, 1st
WESTERN IRON WORKS, 133-125 Beale

Iron Foundries.

Allis Edward P. Co. The, 9 Fremont

ATLAS IRON WORKS, cor Napa and Louisiana,

Potrero
Axford William, 2156 Harrison
BAY CITY IRON WORKS, 103-105 Fremont and

323-325 Mission
BIRCH WILLIAM H. & CO., 129-135, 1st

Brode & Clark Iron Works

(incorporated), Richard Brode president,

steel and iron work for buildings, fire

escapes, railings and shutters, prison and

bridge work, 305-307 Howard, telephone

Main 1642
California Stove and Iron Works, office 304

Montgomery
Carah & Bailey, 515, 6th
Dalton Henry & Sons Co.. 117-119 Howard
Deacon William, 131-135 Main
Dissmayer Henry, 1308, 26th
FULTON ENGINEERING AND SHIP BUILDING

WORKS, 213, 1st
Giovannini & Co., 43 Fremont
GOLDEN STATE AND MINERS' IRON WORKS,

331-351, 1st
Hansen & Bain, 623-628, 3d
lis John G. & Co., 814-816 Kearny
Jackson Byron Machine Works, 625, 6th
Jardine Iron Works, 307-309 Folsom
Joshua Hendy Machine Works, 38^4 Fremont
Lewis Lemuel T., 563-567 Folsom
Llewellyn Reese, Ws Sansome bet Greenwich

and Lombard
MAIN STREET IRON WORKS. 131-135 Main.

(See advt. on following page.)
Marshutz & Cantrell, NW cor Main and Howard
McCormick Bros., 233-235 Beale
MERCANTILE MACHINE WORKS, 43 Fremont
Morton & Hedley, 234 Fremont
Novelty Machine Works, 119 Main
O'Connell & Lewis, SW cor Francisco and

Kearny
OCCIDENTAL FOUNDRY, NW cor Main and

Harrison
PACIFIC SASH WEIGHT AND FOUNDRY CO.,

563-567 Folsom
Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works, SE cor

Beale and Howard
Schrader & Co.. 140-142 Folsom
Stieger & Kerr, NW cor Main and Harrison
Tay George H. Co., 610-620 Battery
Thompson Bros., 127-131 Beale
Tobey Curtis, 304 Townsend

UNION IRON WORKS,

office 222 Market, works Potrero
VULCAN IRON WORKS, 135-145 Fremont
WESTERN FOUNDRY, 334 Fremont
WESTERN IRON WORKS, 133-135 Beale

Iron Mining Companies.

(See Mining Companies.)

Iron— Pig.

Central Coal Co., 104 Market
Chandler R. D., 507-509 East
Church Seymour R., 307 Sansome, room 1
Stafford W. G. & Co., 214-316 East
Wainwright & Easton, 30 Market
WILSON J. C. & CO., 900 Battery

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WASHBURN & MOEN MFG. CO.,

BARBED
COPPER
INSULATED

WIRE

NAILS,
ROPE,
SPRINGS.

J, GUNDLACH & Co,

BEST BRANDS of High-grade

California TABLE "WINES.

OFFICE. MARKET ANO SECOND STREETS.

1836

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Main Street Iron Works

WM. DEACON, Proprietor

Marine and Stationary Engines

Saw Mills and Machinery
Shafting and Pulleys

JOBBING AND REPAIRING A SPECIALTY

Kos.l3U33aQill3S|QaliiSl saDFranGiSGO

* Iron Pipe and Fittings.
DUNHAM, CARRIGAN & HAYDEN CO.. 17-19

IRON PIPE AND TUBES
STEAM AND

WATER VALVES, ETC.

Dunham, Carrigan S Hayden Go.

17-19 Beale and 20-24 Main Street, S. F.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
MONTAGUE W. W. & CO., 309-317 Market
Oregon Iron and Steel Co. The, 308 Market
SMITH FRANCIS & CO., 130 Beale
Woodin & Little, 312-314 Market

* Iron Railings.

BAY CITY IRON WORKS, 103-105 Fremont and

323-325 Mission
Erode & Clark Iron Works, 305-307 Howard
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

STANDARD IRON AND WIRE WORKS, 30, 1st
WASS D. D., 56, 1st
WESTERN IRON WORKS, 123-135 Beale

Iron— Scrap.

Burnstine Bros., NE cor 5th and Bluxome
Harley Charles Co., 844-856 Harrison
Paciflclron Yard, NE cor 5th and Bluxome
Sugerman Abram, 338, 12th

* Iron Tanks.
UNION IRON WORKS, office 222 Market, works

Potrero

* Iron Truss Roofs.
WESTERN IRON WORKS, 123-125 Beale

* Irrigating Machinery.

GARRATT W. T. «& CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

* Irrigating Pipe.

N.CLARK8tS0NS.

i-GV 17-19 :

GLADDING,McBEAN&CO.

1358-1360 MARKET ST.

LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
SMITH FRANCIS & CO.,

* Irrigating Plants.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

♦ Irrigating Pumps.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

Jackson Byi-on Machine Works, 625, 6th
MORRIS H. D. & CO., 141-143, 1st

Irrigation and Canal Companies.

Fresno Canal and Irrigation Co., 8 Mills Bldg,
8th floor

Grass Valley Water and Irrigation Co., 401 Cali-
fornia, room 14

Honey Lake Valley Land and Water Co., 69
Columbian Bldg

Kern County Canal and Water Co., 30 Mills
Bldg, 9th floor

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Kem Valley Water Co., office 508 California,
room 16

Madera Canal and Irrigation Co., 81 Nevada
Block

Mokelumne and Campo Seco Canal and Mining
Co. (Calaveras Co.), 330 Pine

Sacramento County Water Co., 320 Sansomc,
room 16

San Joaquin and Kings River Canal and Irri-
gation Co., office 508 California, room 16

South Feather Water and Union Mining Co.
(Butte Co.), 530 California, room 50

West Side Canal and Land Co., 112 Montgomery

Woodbridge Canal and Irrigation Co., 335 Mont-
gomery, room 33

* Italian Delicacies.
BERTIN & LEPORI, 530-522 Washington

Ivory Goods.

Fortriede Henrv, 322 Bush

Ivory Turners.

(See Turners Wood and Ivory.)

* Jackhead Mining Pumps.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

Japanese and Chinese Goods.

American Trading Co., 112 California

California and Japan Trading Co., 120 Sutter

Deakin Bros., 8 New Montgomery

Deardorf Frank, 218 Post

FUJI CO., 130, 5th and 1362 Market

Ichi Ban, 573 Market

Ide&Co.,201,6th

ITO, SOTOMI & CO., 116 Sutter

Mack Simon, 112 California

Macondray Bros. & Lockard, 124 Sansome

Marsh G. T. & Co., 625 Market

Mendelson Bros., 109 Battery
Mogi H. & Co., 619 Larkin
Roth William, 304 Sacramento
Sakabe T. N. & Co., 1394 Market
Shibata M., 336 Kearny and 917 Market
SING FAT & CO., 614 Dupont
SOLOMON C. JR., 432 Battery
Wing Fat & Co., 719 Dupont

Japanners.

American Varnish Co. The, 741 Mission
Pacific Sheet Metal Works, 209-211 Mission
Sanders J. W., 333 Fremont

Jewelers— Importers.

Andrews A., 221 Montgomery

Barrett & Sherwood, 7 Kearny

Beck Emanuel, 940 Market

California Jewelry Co.. 134 Sutter

CARRAU & GREEN, 220 Sutter

Eisenberg A. & Co., 126 Kearny

Greenzweig & Co., 3-4 Sutter

Haskell & Muegge, 306 Kearny

Hirschfeld Emile & Co., 59-60 Crocker Bldg

Hirschman Adolph, 113 Sutter

Inter Nos Jewelry Co., 58 Crocker Bldg

Judis Alphonse, 4-5 Chronicle Bldg

King, Moss & Co., 639 Market

Levison Bros., 134 Sutter

Levy M. L. & Co., 112 Kearny

Lundy Thomas, Emporium Bldg

Morgan William P., 134 Sutter

NORDMAN BROTHERS., 126 Sutter

Otto August L., 13 Trinity

Phelps & Miller, 130 Sutter

Reardon Daniel J., 103 Flood Bldg

Rothschild & Hadenfeldt, 307 Sutter

SHREVE & CO., Market and Post

Vanderslice W. K. & Co., 136 Sutter

Wolf Brothers, 414 Market

Wolff Henry, 130 Sutter

Wunsch M. & Co., 170 Crocker Bldg

Zitska O. & Co.. 136 Kearny

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Jewelers— Manufacturing.

American Export Co. The, 59-60 Crocker Bldg

Baehr William, 649 Sacramento

Barrett & Sherwood, 7 Kearny

Brand Herman J., 230 Kearny

BUJANNOFF R., 9 Lick PI

Callender Henry A., 126 Kearny

Davidson Saul T., 126 Kearny

Donohue & Kerdell, 134 Sutter

Drumgold John H., Ill Phelan Bldg

Fink Charles, 724!^ Market

Hammersmith & Field, 118 Sutter

Hirschman Adolph, 113 Suiter

Hubash Joseph, 9 Hardie PI

Jones Joel B., 3 Hardie PI

Kanitz Louis, 331 Kearny

Klumpp Otto, 3 Hardie PI

Liebert & Wagner, 126 Kearny

Lindermann Charles H., 126 Kearny

Lipman O. & Co.. 126 Kearny

Mathieu & Maison, 328 Bush

MILLER W. A. L., 112 Sutter

Moncisvais & Jones, 339 Kearny

Novak Charles, 318 Kearny

Ott August L., 13 Trinity

Rapp Adolph, 9 Geary

Richter Adolph, 622 Merchant

Rohrbach J. J. Co., 17 Lick PI

Roihkopf Albert P., 208 Sutter

Rothschild & Hadenfeldt, 207 Sutter

Rudolph Charles, 3 Hardie PI

Schwartze Emil, a31 F^earny

SHREVE & CO., Market and Post

Sparrow Joseph W., 9 Geary, room 15

Tipson William A., 126 Kearny

Tuckey Harry W , 126 Kearny

Vanderslice W. K. & Co., 136 Sutter

Wagner Charles A.. 126 Kearny

Young Charles H., 126 Kearny

Jewelers— Retail.

(See Watchmakers and Jewelers.)

* Jewelers' Supplies.

Armer & Weinshenk, 207 Sutter

* Jewelers' Tools.
NORDMAN BROTHERS, 126 Sutter

* Jewelers— Wholesale.
NORDMAN BROTHERS, 126 Sutter

Jewelry Case Makers.

(See Box Makers— Jewelry.

* Jewelry Designers.
BUJANNOFF R., 9 Lick PI

Junk Dealers.

Banks Frederick W., 1076 Howard
Barnard Jacob, 939 Folsom
Berenbaum Solomon, 315, 3d
Bichard Charles N., 372 Brannan
Boudrow Charles E., 13 Howard
Callahan Hugh. 737 Folsom
Goldstein & Levin, 955 Folsom
Greenberg Louis, 1660 Mission
Harley Charles Co., 844-856 Harrison
Hirsch Jacob, 1416y2 Pacific
Johnson John N., 566 Mission
Lipman Morris, 915 Folsom
Livingston Bros., 304-306 Beale
Lond Lawrence A., 5 Harrison
Marx Herman, 1203 Folsom
Meyer Julius, 1636 Mission
Miller & Son, 811 Brannan
Nossen Joseph, 3124, 16th
Radler Colman, 312, 12th
Reber Jacob, 690 Brannan
Reichert & Co., 719 Battery
Rosenberg & Seidkin, 1112 Howard
Shapira Samuel, 385, 9th
Sies Phillip, 21714, 6th
Simonelli Giovanni, 538 Green
Swindells John, 1638 Mission
Torre G. B. & Son. 2003 Mason

Jute Manufacturers.

California Jute Mill Co., 409 California, room 4

* Kalsominers.
(See also Whiteners.)
REIGLE & JAMIESON, 26 Spear

Kerosene.

(See Coal Oil.)

Ketchups.

(See Sauce and Catsup Makers.)

* Kitchen Ware.
Duncan John M. & Son, 1136 Mission
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

Mangrum & Otter, 27 New Montgomery
Myers John F. & Co., 947 Market

Knitted Goods.

Peterlein Reinhold, 1161 Howard
Pfister J. J. Knitting Co., 120 Sutter

Kodaks.
ANDREWS THOMAS P., 109 Montgomery
KAHN HENRY & CO., 642 Market
Monahan & Shillcock, 618 Clay
PARTRIDGE J. E., 26 Montgomery

Labels.

Abramson-Heunisch Co., 26-28 Main
CROCKER H. S. CO., 215-219 Bush
Dickman- Jones Co., 510-514 Folsom
GALLOWAY LITHOGRAPHING CO., 418-422

Commercial
Gravity Can Labeling Machine Co., 105 Mission
Otto AntoneF., 405 Front
Roesch Louis Co., 320 Sansome
SCHMIDT LABEL AND LITHOGRAPHIC CO.,

17-31 Main

SCHMIDT LABEL & LITHOGRAPHIC CO.

MAXUFACTUEERS OF

GLOSSED LABELS

In Every Style and for Every Purpose.

n-Sl Main Street.

UNION PHOTO-ENGRAVING CO., 523 Market
United States Printing Co., 20 O'Farrell

* Lace Curtains.
Field & McNaughton, Emporium Bldg
Muser Bros., 12 Phelan Bldg
SLOANE W. & J. & CO., 641-647 Market

Lace Menders.

Bernard Emily Mrs., 511 Hyde
Hogg Mary Mrs., 1240 Bush
Lahanier Eugenie, 1621 Sutter
Lienard Marie Mrs., 414 Post

Laces.

(See also Dry Goods.)
Bauer Bros. & Co., 547-549 Market
California Lace Co., 222 Bush
Greenberg & Greenberg, 31 Grant Av
Hinz & Landt, 543 Market
Kohlberg. Strauss & Frohman, 1220-1224 Market

and 107-109 Post
Levy Jules & Bros., 5-7 Sansome
Michels & Wand, 26 Kearny
Muser Bros., 12 Phelan Bldg
Newman & Levinson, 125-131 Kearny and 742-744

Market
Rosenberg Joseph, 40-42 Geary
Sachs Bros. & Co., SW cor Sansome and Bush
Samuels David, 123-129 Post
Silberberg Max, 22 Sansome
Verdier G. & Co., SE cor Geary and Grant Av
Weill Raphael & Co., NWcor Kearny and Post

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Telephone Main 92£.

PIvYMOUXH GIN,

(CoATEs & Co.. Established 1793.i

W. B. CHAPMAN,

SoLiE Agent Pacific Coast,
123 California Street.

LAD

CBOCKEK-LANGLEY DIRECTORY.

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1839

Ladies' Furnisliiiig Goods.

(See also Dry Goods— Retail.)
Aaron Bros., 1036 Market
Bohr G. Mrs., 3005, 16th
Buyer & Reich Co., 221-333 Bush
Galifornia Underwear Factory, 1035 Market
Curtin C, 911 Market
Davis Caroline Mrs., 510, 4th
Davis, Schonwasser & Co., 133-134 Post
Doane & Henshelwood, 133 Kearny
Fink W. C. Mrs., 124, 8th
Fogel Jacob, 1030 Market
Friedlander Herman, 409 Hayes
Friedlander & Mitau, 14-16 Sutter
Geller Nathan, 1042 Howard
Gimpel C. Mrs., 38 Geary
Olucksman Isaac, 538, 3d
Greenberg & Greenberg, 31 Grant Av
Hahn Dora, 308, 6th
Hale Bros., 937-941 Market

Hamburger Co. The, junc. Market and Taylor
Harris Jacob, 2808, 16th
Heisler Solomon, 335/2, 3d
Jacobs Harriet Mrs., 26-28, 6th
Jacobs & Co., 113 Kearny
Kohlberg, Strauss & Frohman, 1220-1224 Market

and 107-109 Post
Kraker Manufacturing Co., 324-226 Bush
La Vallee Armand, 212, 6th
Magnin I. &Co., 840 Market
Mahoney J. J. & Co., 62, 3d
Marks Bros., 106,6th
Martin Matthew, 1336 Mission
Michels & Wand, 26 Kearny
Moran D. M. & Co., 126-128, 6th
Newman L,. E. Co. The, 533 Market
Newman & Levinson, 125-131 Kearny and 743-

O'Brien J. J. & Co., NE cor Market and Jones

O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., 111-121 Post

Ober M. H. Mrs., 34 Geary

Oramas Merced Miss, 415?;C Powell

Renault John F., 110, 9th

Rosenberg Joseph, 40-43 Geary

Rothschild & Wise, 117-119 Sansome

Samuels David, 123-129 Post

Sanders H. & Co., 94, 9th

Schoenholz Bros. & Co., 110, 6th and 1913 Fill-
more

Schwartz & Goodman, 116, 3d

Schweitzer & Co., 29-31 Battery

Sherrett Lena Miss, 1813 Polk

Slocum E. R. & Co., 144-146, 6th

Steen Meyer A.. Ill Powell

Stencel Sigmund, 42, 3d

Steuer Siegfried, 126, 8th

Trojan Shirt and Collar Co., 35 New Montgom-
ery

Verdier G. & Co., SE cor Geary and Grant Av

Weill Raphael & Co., NW cor Kearny and Post

Willard Joseph M.,32 Geary

Young, Smyth, Field & Co., 102 Flood Bldg

Zuckerman Max, 473 Valencia

Ladies' Tailors.

Asher Herman, 14 Grant Av
Bechtel Max M., 606 Sutter
Bette Herman, 315 Sutter
Biber B. Mme., 726 Sutter
Bowhay Alfred L., 504 Sutter
Cohn Alfred H., 47 Post
De Saville C. Mrs., 231 Post
Edwards David, 714 Buchanan
Faulkner Murray J., 1217 Sutter

FLAMM GUSTAVE,

ladies' tailor and habit maker, 1435 PoUj,
bet Pine and California, telephone Sutter
1791

GEORGE & MCGINN, 234 Ellis

Goodman Abraham, 335 Hayes

Greene Charles E., 236 O'Farrell

Hamilton H. E. Mrs., 702 Sutter

Hatch & Hatch, 533/2 Ellis

Hutt Harry D., 212 Mason

Jager Charles, 246 Sutter

Kelly & Liebes, 120 Kearny

Mansfield Robert, 805 Hyde

Petroschka E., 829^ Sutter
Radloff LudwigF., 335/2 Geary
Rosella George, 1419 Powell
Schtmmel & Stover, 330 Sutter
Sideman Reuben, 107 Hayes
Simpson R. Mrs., 513 Geary
Speier George, 77-78 Donohoe Bldg
Verdier Paul, 409i/i Geary
Werth Henry, 643 Post
White John E., 315 O'Farrell

*Lager Beer Importers.

SHERWOOD & SHERWOOD (Jos. Schlitz Mil-
waukee bottled and in bulk, Vienna bottled
beer), 212-214 Market

WOLFF WILLIAM & CO., 327-339 Market

Lamp Dealers.

(See also Crockery and Glassware.
Adams C. F. Co., 156, 5th
BOESCH LAMP CO., 585 Mission
CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC SUPPLY AND CON-
STRUCTION CO., 1145 Market

CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC

SUPPLY AND CONSTRUCTION CO.

E. H. FORST.

Incandescent Arc Lamps

and

Incandescent Lamps

1145 Market St., Telephone South 329

Chicago Clock Co., 1622-1624 Market

Dow Martin, 124, 2d

Graff Alberts., 47, 3d

Hall A. I. & Son, 528 Market

LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

MARSH & KIDD (agents), 522 Market

Myers John F. & Co., 947 Market

Nathan, Dohrmann & Co., 126 Sutter

Olsen, Ruth & Cook (marine), 15 Mission

Wangenheim, Sternheim & Co., 528-530 Market

*Lamp Manufacturers.
BOESCH LAMP CO., 585 Mission

BOESCH LAMP CO.

E. BoESCH, Pres. M. Bauer, Yice-Pres.

M. Aktigites, Sec'y.
Locomotive and Cable Dummy Headlights, Eail-
road and Street Car Reflector Lamps, Stage, Carriage,
and Buggy Lamps, Station, Mill and Mining Lamps.
Tubular, Globe and Square Street Lamps, G-lobe, Sign
and plain Street Lamps, Ship, Steamer and Marine
Lamps, Opal and Silvered Glass Reflectors for Stores,
Halls, Churches, Theatres, Etc,

PACIFIC LAHP AND REFLECTOR FACTORY. 585 MISSION ST.

* Lamp Wicks.
DOYLE HENRY & CO., 517-519 Market

Land Agents.
Ackerman John D., 430 California, room 27
Andrade Guillermo, 214 California
BALDWIN & HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery
Benson John A,, 430 Kearny, rooms 3-5
Bradford Wager, 606 Montgomery
Brooks William, 508 California
Bunner John C, 420 California, room 37
Forsyth O. W., 628 Market
Holoom William D., 405 Montgomery, room 5
Madden Jerome, 14 Hobart Bldg
Mills William H., 36 Hobart Bldg
Ries Leopold, 621 Clay
Sickels Nelson D., 620 Market
Starbird Albion W., 101 Market
Wright Charles W., 133 Market, room 33
Wright G, A, M., 133 Market, room 23
Yeomans Albert B., 303 Montgomery

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PACIFIC COAST AGENTS.

124 IVlarket Street.

ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.,

215 Valencia St,
Tel. Mission 40.

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Land Associations.

Abbey Land & Improvement Co.,

George L. Center president, Martin C.
Walton secretary, 302 Montgomery,
rooms 7-8

Alila Land Co., 19 Montgomery

Alina Colony, 220 California

American Land and Trust Co., 132 Market

Belvedere Land Co., 207 Sansome

California and Nevada Land Co., 17-19 Mills

Bldg. 7tli floor
California and Oregon Land Co. The, 530 Cali-
fornia, room 50
California Fruit and Wine Land Co., 212 San-
some
California Land Bureau, 628 Market
California Natural Gas, Oil and Land Co., 419

California, room 16
California Northern Land Co., 122 Davis
Capay Valley Land Co., 59 Union Trust Bldg
Carmelo Land and Coal Co., 202 Sansome
Castro Street Land Co., 10 Montgomery
Dumbarton Land and Improvement Co., 214

Pine
Fairfax Villa Co., 56 Nevada Block
Fruitvale Improvement Co., 16 Mills Bldg, 7th

floor
Fruto Land and Improvement Co., 308 California
Golden State Land Co., 39 Flood Bldg
Home and Farm Co., 64-65 Chronicle Bldg
Homestead Union, 314 Montgomery, room 1
Honey Lake Valley Land and Water Co., 69

Columbian Bldg
Howard and Wilson Colony Co., 533 Montgom-
ery
Humboldt Land and Cattle Co., .331 Pme
Inter Nos Land Co., 304 Montgomery
ITALIAN-SWISS AGRICULTURAL COLONY,

109 Battery
Kenwood Land Co.. 321 Montgomery
Kern County Land Co., 30 Mills Bldg, 9th floor
Kings County Diversified Farming Co., 6 Y. M.

C. A. Bldg, 6th floor
Las Animas Land and Cattle Co., 331 Pine
Lethent Water and Land Co., 819 Market
Madera Improvement Co., 52 Chronicle Bldg
Mayfleld Fruit, Wine and Land Co., 319 Pine
Mineral Land Co., 819 Market
Moraga Land Association, 54-55 Chronicle

Bldg
Mutual Investment Union of San Francisco, 14

Sansome
Newhall Land and Farming Co., 309-311 San-
some
Occidental Land and Improvement Co., 4 New

Montgomery
Oerstimba Land Co. The, 4-5 Mills Bldg, 5th

floor
Ohio Lemon Co., 80-81 Columbian Bldg
Paciflc Coast Traders and Home Seekers As-
sociation, 6 Sacramento
Pacific Land Association, 39-40 Merch2nts' Ex-
change Bldg
Paciflc Land Investment Co., 230 Montgomery
Palermo Land and Water Co., 108 Montgomery
Piedmont Land Co., 508 Montgomery
Pleasant Valley Farming Co., 530 California
Potrero Land and Water Co., 402 Montgomery
Realty Syndicate The, 14 Sansome
Reedley Improvement Co., 324 Montgomery
Rio Bonito Orchard Co., 36 Luning Bldg
San Francisco and Fresno Land Co., NW cor

California and Sansome
San Francisco Land Co., 532 Market, room 3
Saratoga Improvement Co., 202 Market
Sausalito Bay Land Co., 303 California
Sausalito Land and Ferry Co., 405 Montgomery

room 6
South San Francisco Land and Improvement

Co., 202 Sansome
Stanford Addition Land Co., 646 Market
Sunnyside Land Co., 39 Flood Bldg
Voorman Co. The, 402 Montgomery, room 10
Water Front Co., 310 Sansome
West Side Canal and Land Co., 112 Montgom-
ery
Western' Land and Title Co., 606 Montgomery
Western Land Co., 640 Market

Laud Offices.

Central Paciflc Railroad, 4 Montgomery
Southern Paciflc Railroad, 4 Montgomery
United States, 610 Commercial

Landscape Artists.

(See Artists— Landscape.)

Landscape Gardeners.

Bole Constant, 1516 Post
Bordinet Eugene. 1527 Bush
Culligan William, 1322i4 Natoma
Ehnert August, 1423b Geary
Endlich Frank, 122414 Paciflc
Ferguson Thomas, 15 Sharon
Frank Henrv, 1715 0'Farrell
Gunzelman Henry, 1806 Filbert
Johnson Peter, 3 Harry PI
Lamanet & Mouyer, 820, 18th
Lammers Henry, 2198 Devisadero
Lozahic John, 1215 Geary
Mialocq Jean, 1518 Bush
Moller James, 1741 Union
Moller S. P. 1741 Union
Sager Charles, 6 Harry PI
Wille Frederick, 2104 Devisadero

♦ Lantern Slides.
ANDREWS THOMAS P., 109 Montgomery
KAHN HENRY & CO., 642 Market
KANZEE GEORGE, 131 Post
PARTRIDGE SAM C, 121 Post
PASSAVANT PRINTING CO., 200 Post
SUNSET PHOTO AND ENGRAVING CO., 131
Post

* Lanterns.
ANDREWS THOMAS P., 109 Montgomery
Boesch Lamp Co., 585 Mission
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

Lapidaries.

Bretonnel Jules V., 328 Bush
Conor Frank, 208 Sutter
Giacobbi Louis A., 319 Kearny
Kinrade Joseph J., 420 Montgomery
Laine Manuel, 9 Hardie PI
Miller William A. L., 112 Sutter
Sonnenfeld Daniel, 331 Kearny

Last Makers.

Belcher Frederick G., 10 Stevenson
California Last Factory, 117 Main
San Francisco Last Factory, 21-31 Jessie

* Lathes.
PACIFIC TOOL AND SUPPLY CO., 100-104, 1st

Laths— MetaL

California Tool Works, 143-145 Beale
Donovan M. J. & J. J., 1173 Market
Jackson P. H. & Co., 228-230, 1st
Smith & Young, 723 Market

* Launch Builders.

(See also Boat Builders.)
BIRCH WILLIAM H. & CO., 129-135, 1st

Laundries.

Alvares Manuel L., 442 Hayes

American Steam Laundry, 2120 Lombard

Augas Jules J., 214, 17th

Barats Emile, 402, 6th

Barbe John, 1624 Paciflc Av

Berard Edward, 1605 Mission

Bernardou Julie Mrs., 2208 Fillmore

Bernatas M. Charles, 407, 3d

Bernou John, 639, .3d

Bisson Antoine, 236, 7th

Bonnet Edouard, 326 Drumm

Bonneu Vincent, 1743 Mission

Bosq Silva, 309 O'Farrell

Boston Quick Laundry, 9, 4th

Bracq Francois, 1173 Mission

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Apparatus,
Supplies.

T. P. ANDREWS,
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CROCKER-LANGLEY DIRECTORY.

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GOLDEN GATE LAUNDRY

E. H. KNIGHT, Proprietor.

2120 Lombard Street, telephone, west 42.

MAIN OFFICE 206 OTarrell Street.

We pay special attention to our
Mending- Department.

TELEPHONE, Main 5919.

National Laundry.

Washing Called For and Delivered.

Main Office, 213^ POWELL STREET,

TELEPHONE, MAIN 1603.

Branch Office, 105 FOURTH STREET,

LAUNDRY TELEPHONE, MISSION I93.

Briand Valerie Mrs., 130 Turk

Bruppacher Cecile Mrs., 2936 Sacramento

California French Laundry Co., 1142 Howard

Cames Frank, 150 Shipley

Cantel Annette Mrs., 1526 Jackson

Cascade Laundry, 2 Golden Gate Av, tel S. 112

Cassou H. Mrs., 1504 California

Causse Marius, 320 Larkin

CAVANAUGH JOSEPH T.. 2212 Folsom

Cerciat & Co.,, 918 Larkin

Contra Costa Laundry Co., 56 Sacramento

Cotte Elodie Mrs., 407 Geary

Crapuchettes Jean, 1007 Folsom

Crapuchettes Marc, 232, 9th

DaroUes Annie, 33 Chenery

Darrous Peter, 2409 Mission

Dastugue Romain, 612 Broadway

Dehertoghe Annie Mrs., 914 McAllister

Delbos & Mathat, 527 Pine

Dowling W. B., SW cor 3d and Howard

Drain Armand C, 20 Collingwood

Duchein Louis, 713 Montgomery Av

Tufranc Vital, 2939 Clay

ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO., 215 Valencia

Kncoyand Frank, 205 Eddy

Errecard John, 1538 Bush

Esperance John P., 143, 11th

Espitallier Frank Mrs., 1312 Van Ness Av

Fairfield & Stoddard, 213a Powell

Fanton Louise Mrs., 1410 Powell

Faure Emile, 2206 Mission

FERRAN'S Mme.,

French laundry, laces and lace curtains
specialties, ladies and gents' under-
clothes done up in best style, 1757 Polk
bet Clay and Washington, tel East 151

Feutrier Peter, 42314 Turk

Frisou & Loustaunan, 409, 4th

GalanKatherine Mrs., 48, 7th

Ganco Mary J., 819 Geary

Garnaud Julie, 1415 Ellis

Garnaud&Pailleus, 30th bet Dolores and Church

Gassmann Eugene, 404 Stockton

Gautier E. Mrs., 620 Laguna

Giannini Henry G., 1318 Turk

Godet Louis, 844^^ Folsom

GOLDEN GATE LAUNDRY, 206 OFarrell

Goyheneix Peter, 625 Turk

Handu Louis, 1501 Larkin

Hayes Park Laundry Association, Onondaga

Av nr Mission Road
Houdeville Peter, 234, 1st
Jaussaud John, 816 Larkin
Kilcullen Michael, 21 Freelon
Knight E. H., 2120 Lombard
Kramer Emma, 704'^ McAllister
Laborde Joseph, 1207'/^ Golden Gate Av
Lacaze Jean, 702 Broadway
Lacaze John P., 829 Sutter
Lacaze Mary Mrs., 1330 California
Lacoste Andre, 717 Lombard
Lacoume Pierre, 1524 Polk
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY. 23 Powell

LA GRAJSDE LAVNDBY

OFFICE

23 POWELL STREET

Telephone Bush 12

Lagrade Eugene, 1021 Stockton
Lapeyri M. & Co., 21 Ridley
Lascurettes Joseph, 1052 Howard
Lepan Mary, 536 Valencia

LICK, Wm. Mccracken, 9 Lick PI, tele-
phone Main 1780

Longuet Armand, 1623 Fillmore
Maillard A. Mrs., 106 Palmer
Martin Clementina Mrs., 2529 Mission
Matter Leontine, 532 Valencia
Mayourau Jennie V., 3127% Mission

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San Francisco Laundry,

SAN FRANCISCO office:

33 GEARY STREET.

TELEPHONE, MAIN 5125

OAKLAND office:

864 BROADWAY.

TELEPHONE 658.

Mercantile Toilet and Laundry Co., 224 Bush
Miclo August, 1330/2 Pacific
Mirassou Jean P., 333, 24tli
Modern Laundry Co., 385-387. 8tli
Momboisse Raymond, 1233 Mason
Mouze Adolph, 1124 Pine
Maccarinl Bertha Mrs., 109 Hayes
NATIONAL LAUNDRY CO.. 213a Powell. (See

advt. on preceding page.)
Nevraumont Marie, 341, 3d
Nougue Etienne, 406 Pacific
NouRue Justin. .532. 6th
OVERALL LAUNDRY AND SUPPLY CO. THE,

2212 Folsom
Paillassou Joseph, 2307 Pine
Payer Louis, 217 Powell
PEERLESS LAUNDRY CO., 38^387, 8th

Peerless Laundry Company

385-387 Eightli Street

Telephone South 61
MAIN OFFICE
8 Golden Gate Avenue

Peyrefitte Etienne, 180334 Union

Plegat Mary Mrs., 429 Sutter

Poey & Chaguet. 1567 Market

Pomme Emily Miss, 637 Howard

Pontacq Grace Mrs., 2409 Howard

Roumas Jean, 775 Folsom

Roy Thomas & Co., SW cor 29th and Dolores

Salet Victor, 715 Broadway

Salles B. & Co., 804 Larkin

SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ASSOCLA.TION, 33

Geary
Sarthou Bernard, 1231 Golden Gate Av
Sauvage Leon, 314, 5th
Sonntag G. A. F., 230, 22d
Toussau Marceline Mrs., 441, 4th
Trouillet E. Mrs., 1712 Polk

UNITED STATES LAUNDRY,

1004 Market

UNITED STATES

LAUNDRY

Main Office
1004: Market Street

BRANCH OFFICES i
12 SIXTH STREET

53 THIBD STREET

121 ZJEIDESDORFF ST.

and 3111 SIXTEENTU ST.
Telephone, Main Office, South 420

Urruty J. Mrs., 2020 Fillmore

Vallon Alphonse, 108yj Powell

Vallon Joseph, 236 Ellis

Vergez John, 2437 Buchanan

WaughS. G.,36, 17th

Westphal Mary, Railroad Avnr 8th Av South

White E. P. & Co. (La Grande and White's), 2;

Powell
White Star Laundry Co., Chronicle Vestibule

Laundry MacMnery.

Atlantic Washing Machine Co., 191 Hyde
CLERC PETER F., 219-221 Main

P. F. CLERC

Laundry Machinery

19-321 Main Street

(See Advt. Page)

MANUFACTURER

IRVING JAMES, manufacturer and dealer
in hand laundry machines, tools, supplies,
etc., also hard flat irons for dyers and
tailors, 766 Bryant

Jacques Isaie, 822 Montgomery

Joshua Hendy Machine Works, 38-44 Fremont

Therien Joseph H., 221 Main

Thomas & Carter, 547-549 Brannan

Troy Laundry Machinery Co.,

Pacific Branch, 581-583 Mission

* Laundry Supplies.

BettmanM. Co., 121 California
CLERC PETER F., 219-221 Main
Dixon C. E. Mrs., 40-42, 8th
Furlong Thomas N., 914 Fulton
Patek A. & Co.. 513, 6th

San Francisco Laundry Tray Co., 53 Tehama
TROY LAUNDRY MACHINERY Co., Pacific
Branch, 581-583 Mission

* Lawn Mowers.

(See also Agricultural Implements.)
BAKER & HAMILTON, NW cor Pine and Davis

* Lawn Sprinklers.

Wainwright William, 7 Spear nr Market

Lawyers.

(See Attorneys at Law.)

* Lead Pencils.
CROCKER H. S. Co., 215-219 Bush
Dixon Joseph Crucible Co., 304 Market

Lead Works.

Germania Lead Works, 124 Sansome

Pacific Metal Works, 137-139, 1st

Pacific Oil and Lead Works, office 202 California

Selby Smelting and Lead Co., 416 Montgomery

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Vintages of
Bordeaux and Sautemes.

123 CALIFORNIA STREET.

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Leaf Tobacco.

(See Tobacco Leaf.

* Leather Belting.

(See also Belting.)
COOK FRED R. (lacing), 208 Mission
COOK H. N. BELTING CO., 317-319 Mission
O'BRIEN M., 511-513 Mission
PACIFIC TOOL AND SUPPLY CO., 100-104, 1st

Leather Dealers.

(See also Tanners.)
Bissinger & Co., 215 Clay
Bloom Samuel & Sons, 106 Clay
Brown & Adams, 417-419 Market
Dolliver&Bro..29, 2d
Frank S. H. & Co., 406-408 Battery
Harpham & Jansen, 545 Washington
Johnson J. C. & Co., 400 Market
Kempkey, Gilham & Sawyer, 417 Market
Klopper Frederick, 209 Mason
Kron Tanning Co., 125 Clay
Kullman, Salz & Co., 106 Battery
Legallet-Hellwig Tanning Co., 215 Clay
Magee John A. Jr., 310 Clay
MAIN & WINCHESTER, 214-220 Battery
Mattern & Moore, 24 New Montgomery

McKay Tanning Company,

600-606 Front
NICHOLS A. C. & CO., 400-404 Battery

A. C. NICHOLS & CO.

400, 403 and 404 BATTERY STREET

Commission Merchants

LEATH

AND
DEALERS IN

Manufacturers and Dealers in

HIDES, TALLOW, PELTS, OIL
Importers of Tanners' and Curriers' Tools, Mate-
rials and Machinery. Agents for Tanneries; also,
James S. Mason Go's Blacking. Pay the highest mar-
bet price for Hides, Tallow and Pelts.

Norton Tanning Co., 312 Clay
Patrick A. B. & Co., 119 Clay
Rued J. C. & Co., 123 Clay
Russell James R., 53, 2d
Sternfeld Leather Co., 303 Battery
Stoll & Van Bergen, 545 Market
Sumner W. B. & Co., 413-415 Front
Wade & Co., 120 Battery
Williams-Marvin Co., 569 Market

Leeches— Importers.

Leipnitz G. & Co., 250-252 Sutter
Paturel C. Mrs., 916 Fulton

* Legal Blanks.

(See also Stationers.)
Bancroft- Whitney Co., 438 Montgomery
CROCKER H. S. CO., 215-219 Bush

* Letter Files.
CROCKER H, S. CO., 215-219 Bush

* Letter Presses.
CROCKFR H. S. CO., 215-219 Bush

Libraries— Public.

Bancroft, 1538 Valencia

Boys Free, 64 Silver

California Academy of Sciences, >819 Market

California Sta,te Mining Bureau, 24, 4th

Chamber of Commerce, 58 Merchants' Exchange

Bldg
Druids, 413 Sutter

Free Public, New City Hall, 2d floor, branches
1131a Valencia, 1126 Kentucky, 1801 Stock-
ton and 813 Point Lobos Av
Geographical Society of California, 819 Market
Geographical Society of the Pacific, 331 Pine
Knights of Pythias, 909 Market
Ligue Nationale Francaise, 305 Larkin
Mariner's, NE cor Sacramento and Drumm
Mechanics' Institute, 31 Post
Mercantile, NE cor Van Ness and Golden

Gate Avs
Mills Building Law, 16 Mills Bldg, 4th floor
Odd Fellows, SW cor 7th and Market
San Francisco Bar Association, 530 California
San Francisco Law, New City Hall, 3d floor
Scandinavian Society, 121 New Montgomery
Society of California Pioneers, Pioneer Bldg,

4th nr Market
Supreme Court, Emporium Bldg, 825 Market
Sutro, temporary quarters Montgomery Block
Theosophical Society, 530 Golden Gate Av
Young Men's Christian Association, NE cor

Mason and Ellis
Young Womens' Christian Association, 1221
O'Farrell

*Life Preservers.

Watson & Co., 124 Market

Lime Dealers.

Blochman & Cerf , 14-16 Spear

Burnell E. H.,408 California, room 16

Cienega Lime Co., 16 Hayes

Cowell Henry & Co., 211-213 Drumm

Holmes H. T. Lime Co.. 24 Sacramento

LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

Santa Cruz Lime Co., 408 California

SCHEERER JOSEPH CO., 21-23, 10th

Tacoma and Roche Harbor Lime Co., Roche

Harbor (Wash.), 40 New Montgomery
Tiernan Richard, 2735 Mission
Tuttle John, 516 Haight

*Linen Threads.
BARBOUR BROS. CO. THE, Henry Doyle & Co.

agents, 517-519 Market
CROCKER H. S. CO., 215-219 Bush
DETRICKE. Jr., 303 California
Dunbarton Flax Spinning Co., 303 California
MARSHALL & CO., James Elder agent, 14-16

Sutter

Linens— Importers.

(See also Dry Goods— Wholesale.)
Deimel Linen Mesh System Co. The, 111 Mont-
gomery
MURPHY, GRANT & CO., NE cor Bush and

Sansome
Neuburger Reiss & Co., 516-518 Market
Taylor Edmund, 569 Market
Young Cnarles F., 35 New Montgomery

* Link Belting and Sprocket Wheels.
EBY JNO. D. (agent Link, Belt Machinery Co.),

17-19 Main
O'BRIEN M., 511-513 Mission

* Linoleum.

(See also Carpet Dealers.)
Gullixson Bros., 955 Market
Plum Charles M. & Co. Upholstery Co.

1307 Market
Raye A. P. & Co., 1810 Market
Schlueter & Volberg, 709 Market
SLOANE W. & J. & CO., 641-647 Market

* Linseed Oil.

(See also Oil Dealers.)
El Dorado Linseed Oil Works Co., 208 California
KITTLE & CO.. 202 California

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(See also Native Wines and Brandies.)
Ahrens, Pein & Bullwinkel, 620 Post
Amelung J. C, 10 California
Armstrong B. F.,212 Sansome
Arnaud Albert, NW cor Grant Av and Post
AURORA DISTILLING CO., 810 Market, rooms

23-24
Bach, Meese & Co., 321 Montgomery
Bates Bros., 518 Battery
Berges & Domeniconi, 708-710 Sansome
Bertin & Lepori, 529-522 Washington
Blumenthal & Co., 658-660 Mission
Boskowitz C. J. & Co., 308 Sacramento
Braunsclimeiger &. Co., 5-7 Drumm
Bremer Joseph & Co., 310 Sacramento
Buneman Henry, 401-403 Front
Butler John, 506 Market
California Distilling Co., 306 Clay
CALIFORNIA WINE ASSOCIATION, SW cor 2d

and Folsom
Campbell William H., 402 Front
Campe Henry &Co., 221-225 Front
Carpy C. & Co., 513-517 Sacramento
Carroll Edward D. & Co., 407 Battery
Carroll & Carroll, 306 Market
Cartan, McCarthy & Co., 312 Sacramento
CHAPMAN WILFRID B., 123 California
CHAUCHE & BON, 695 Front
Chevalier F. & Co., 9-15 Beale
Christy & Wise. 212 Sansome
Cline William. 947-951 Market
Coblentz Felix & Co., 411-413 Battery
Coblentz, Pike &Co., 213-215 Battery

Cohn G. Co., 206-208 Battery

Collins & Wheeland, 329 Montgomery and 511
California

Commints E. & Co., 5-7 Pine

Coope «&Pippy, 204 Market

Craig C. W. & Co., 316 Sacramento

CROWN DISTILLERIES CO., 100-102 Front

Cyrus Noble Distillery, 100-102 Front

Dallemand & Co., 215-217 California

Daneri F. & Co., 412 Battery

DeFremery James & Co., 410 Battery

Dellepiane & Co., 425-427 Battery

Descalso Bros., 575 Market

Dickson, DeWolf & Co., 326 Clay

Egan John & Co., 623 Sansome

Erlenbach Martin, 304 Sacramento

Fargo E. A. Company, 316 Front

Ferguson & Curley. 719 Market

Friedman Paul, 412-414 Sacramento

Fyfe James C, 220 Sansome, room 8

Ganz Max, 116 Front

GARNIER E. & CO., 618 Sacramento

Gibb James, 617 Merchant

Glaser Simon, 123 California, room 14

Golden Gate Distilling Co., 207 Battery

Goldman B. J., 119 California

Grange Numa, 439 Jackson

Gruenberg M. & Co., 525 Front

GUNDLACH J. & CO.,

SE cor Market and 2d

Harris, Kingston & Co., 123-127 Eddy
Heathcole, Dexter & Co., 314 Sacramento
Hencken & Schroder. 208-210 Front
Hey, Grauerholz & Co., 215 Sacramento
HilbertBros., 101-103 Powell
Hildebrandt, Posner & Co., 610-612 Front
Hoelscher Willliam & Co., NW cor Turk and

Taylor
Holtum Bros., 209 and 565 Market
Hotaling A. P. & Co., 429-437 Jackson
Jaujou E. A. & Co., 432 Jackson
Jones, Mundy & Co., 16 Front
Jullien J. & Co., 617 Pacific
Kenny John, 605 Front

Kohler& Frohling (see California Wine Assn).
Kohler & Van Bergen (see California Wine

Assn).
Kolb &Denhard, 420-426 Montgomery
Kordt Frederick S., 12-14 Oregon
KUHLS, SCHWARKE& CO., 123-129 Sutter
Lachman S. & Co. (see California Wine Assn).
Lachman & Jacobi, SE cor 2d and Bryant
Leege W. & Co., 113 Halleck

LenormandBros., 735-739 Howard
Levy & Co., 795 Mission
Liebmann & Waters, 23 Powell
Lilienthal & Co., 100-102 Front
Livingston & Co., 206-208 Davis
Lyons E. G. Co. The, 606-610 Jackson
MANDLEBAUM F., 819 Market, rooms 23-34
Mann C. M., 220 Sacramento
Martin E. & Co., 411 Market
Martinoni Emilio, 714-718 Front
McLeod & Hatje, 515 Market
Medau Julius H., 224, 6th
Meinecke Charles & Co., 314 Sacramento
Melczer Joseph & Co., 117, 4th and 259, 3d
Metzger Leo, 118-120 Pine
Meyer Em & Co., 303 Sutter
Meyerfeld, Mitchell & Co., 116 Front
Michels Edward H.,406 Sansome
Mohns & Kaltenbach, 29 Market
Moore, Hunt & Co., 404 Front
Naber, Alfs & Brune, 323-325 Market
Oakville Wine Co., SW cor Folsom & Army
Parish M. & Co., 804 Montgomery
Pascal, Dubedat & Co., 426-428 Jackson
Peyre Jean, SW cor Market and 12th

PLUMEL JOHN F.,

18 Stockton

Politzer & Co., 335 Pine

Radovich Bros., 39 Geary

Renz John, 315 Commercial

Repsold A. & Co., 517 California

Rheinstrom Bros., 116 Front

Rosenblatt Co. The, 113-115 Pine

Roth & Co., 319-321 Market

Rothenberg M. & Co., 423 Kearny

Rottanzi Giosue, 1027 Market and 1013 Valencia

Royal Eagle Distilleries Co., 112 Taylor

Royal Wine Co., 114 Sutter

Samuel Bros. & Co., 132-134, 1st

San Francisco Wine and Liquor Co., 24 East

Schilling C. & Co., 830-240 Brannan

Schultz William A. & Sons, 523 Front

Scully & Son, 420 Sacramento

Seegelken & Buckner, 821 Montgomery

Shea. Bocqueraz & Co., ,527 Fron t

SHERWOOD & SHERWOOD, agents Moet &
Chandon, Burke's Irish and Scotch Whis-
kies, Nonpareil Old Tom Gin and Jamaica
Rum, Eschenauer & Co.'s Clarets and Sau-
ternes, McKenzie & Co.'s Cadiz Sherries and
Oporto Ports, Bass's Ale and Guinness's
Stout in wood, A. Houtman's Holland Gin,
Monogram and Old Saratoga Ryes and Car-
lisle Bourbon Whiskies, Scotch and Irish
Whiskies in wood, Napa Valley Wine Co.'s
Wines and Brandies, 212-214 Market

Siebe Bros. & Plagemann, 322-330 Sansome

Spruance, Stanley & Co., 410 Front

Sroufe John & Co., 208-210 Market

St. Helena Wine Depot. 2126 Mission

ST. HUBERT VINEYARD CO., 224 Bush

Stelling H. & Co., 630 Commercial

Stevens & Co., 318 Front

Taussig Louis & Co., 26-28 Main

Taylor Thomas & Co., 21, 1st

Van Bergen N. & Co., 418-420 Clay

Vignier Ami, 429-431 Battery

Walker James G. & Co., 224 Front

Walter M. &Co.,811 Montgomery

Weil Bros. & Sons, 13-15 Front

Westhoff & Co., 321 Front, room 4

Wetmore, Bowen Co., 140 Montgomery
I Wichman, Lutgen & Co.. 318-322 Clay
i Wilmerding-Loewe Co. , 216 California

Wolf, Wreden & Co., 413 Front

WOLFF WILLIAM & CO., 327-339 Market
, Welters Bros. & Co., 120-133 Front
i York William & Co., 3 California

ZWICK A. CO., 3136 Mission

Liquors— RetalL

Abbott Thomas, 16 Clay
Abbott William, 310 Grant Av
Ackerson George, SW cor 3d and Howard
Acton & Perry, 336 Turk
Adams Edward, 1051 Howard
Adler Hariy B., 8 Eddy

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Adolpli& Vivian, Fulton nr 2d Av

Ahlers D. J. A.. SSS'/j Stevenson

Ahlgren Charles G., 26 Folsom and 108 Steuart

Ahrens Jacob H., 205 Commercial

Ahrens Nicholas, junction Market and Sacra-

naento, and NW cor 1st and Mission
Aiken H. S., 516/2 Geary

Akins William, NE cor Kentuclsy and Solano
Albin Louis, SW cor22d and Potrero Av
Alexander Robert, cor 5th Av South and K
AUais & Bodin, 522 Pine

AUdack & Stehn, SE cor Hayes and Laguna
Allen Charles, 25 Turk
Anderson John, 427 California
Anderson Adolph, 743, 7th Av
Anderson Adolph L.,635 (523) Jackson
Anderson Alexander R., 900 Kearny
Anderson Caroline Mrs., 523 East
Anderson Charles J., 51554 East
Anderson John, 212 Townsend
AndertonA. F.. 1st Av South nr Railroad Av
Anglade John, 500 Dupont
Antoni Louis, 303 Montgomery Av
Antonioli Casimir, NE cor Washington and

Battery
Arees John, 639 California
Aregger Charles, 49 Stevenson
Arnaud Albert, NW cor Grant Av and Post
Aschen & Propke, 1032 Market
Asher S. Edward, NW cor Geary and Fillmore
Asmussen Bros., 1160 Folsom
Atzeroth H. & E., NE cor Howard and 10th and

SE cor Howard and 10th
Atzeroth & Bendel, NW cor Sacramento and

East
Augenblick Marc, 230, 3d
Aurich & Heins, 607 Sacramento
Aver James H., SE cor 20th and Kentucky
Baader John. 142, 4th
Bach Henry, 721 Valencia
Bacher John, NW cor Railroad Av and 16th Av

South
Bachmann John E., NE cor Ellis and Powell
Baciarini & Canevascini, I25i4 Montgomery Av
Bacigalupi John, 804 Pacific
Bacigalupi Lorenzo, 14 BannamPl
Bacigalupi & Boagiano, 1228 Dupont
Badaracco Charles, 1234 Pacific
Badaracco David, 1326!^ Pacific
Badger William C, 412 Pacific
Baettge Charles, 3 East
Baglietto Louis, 511 Washington
Bahrt Martin, junction Highland Av, Holly and

Mission Road
Bail Richard, 423 Dupont
Bailie & Borel, 1240 Golden Gate Av
Bailie & Magnan, SE cor Greenwich and Gough
Baker James J., 7 Mason
Bakers and Butchers Exchange, 763 Howard
Baldocchi Bros., 1315 Dupont
Balich & Abramovich, SE cor Oak and Devisa-

dero
Bandle Charles W., 743, 8th Av
Bannworth Philip, 2339 Mission
Barbieri Bros., 1311-1313 Polk
Barclay William, NE cor California and Davis
Bargmann Herman, 901 Larkin
Barner Henry, 545, 1st
Barnes Fannie G. Mrs., 20 Mason
Barnes John W., 307 East North
Barry Richard J., 836 Illinois
Bartels Peter H,, junction Valencia and Mis-
sion
Barthel Robert, 123 East
Barthels & Schmidt, 627 Clay
Basso Salvatore, W s Mission nr Francis
Bastis Daniel, 262 Brannan
Bates Bros., 518 Battery
Battine Victoria, SW cor King and 7th
Bauer Christian, 2422 Greenwich
Bauer Jacob, 2-4 Leidesdorfl
Bauer John, 624, 7th
Bauer Lawrence, 121 Pine
Bauer Nicholas, 2101 Powell
Bauman Joseph, NE cor 9th and Brannan
Baumann Jacob, 631 California
Baumann Lori, San Bruno Av nr 15th Av South
Bavastrello Francisco, 628 Broadway
Bayer Frank J., 400 Haight

Bazzurro Giuseppe, 118 Pacific

Beasley Richard G., 417, 4th

Bechtel F. Charles, 399 Hayes

Becker A. &Co.. 14,3d

Becker Abraham B., 121 Eddy

Becker Lizzie Mrs., 1236 Point Lobos Av

Becker Martin H. W., SW cor Battery and

Greenwich
Beckmann Charles F., 338 Bush
Beel Philip S., SE cor Clay and Davis
Beier Martin F., 15-17 Leidesdorff
Beier& Millikan, SW cor Grant Av and Bush
Bell E. F., 120 Montgomery Av
Bellando G. & Co., 215 Broadway
Bellegarde Jean B., 226 Railroad Av
Bellegarde Pascal, 530 Merchant
Belli Eustagnio, 619 Davis
Bellmer Herman A., 119 Morton
Bello & Costa, 111 Jackson
Belluc August P.. 116, 10th
Belmour Louis, 712 Mission

Bernard & O'Brien, 10.34 Market and 147 Larkin
Benson Edward, 245, 3(J
Bent John F., SW cor 22d and Folsom
Bentham Harry, 636, 4th
Berdous & Bedouret, 843 Pacific
Berendes Charles J., 129 East
Berg Rachael Mrs., 118 Jackson
Bergen Martin, 576 Folsom
Bergerat Louis, 1959 Market
Bergevin & Prezeau, 445 Golden Gate Av
Bergstrom & Edman, 41, 4th
Berling Peter, 6 Jackson
Bernard Edmond, 44, 8th
Berndt Max, 26, 3d
Bernegg George, 617 Sacramento
Bernhard Jacob, NE cor 4th and Everett
Berta Peter, 829 Montgomery
Bertini Victor, 800. 7th
Betz George, 705 Battery
Beyer Adolph W., SW cor Bay and Powell
Beyersdorf Louis, SE cor Pine and Central Av
Bianchi Virginio, 1503 Stockton
Biasotti Dominico, San Bruno Av nr Bacon
Bielenberg Peter H., 2049 Folsom
Bielenberg Theodore, 406 Market
Biggs Ellen Mrs., 18 Everett
Billings Harry, 801 Montgomery
Birkholm Soren G., 46 East
Bishop Michael, 26, 1st
Bjorman Henry, 9 Clay
Black William, 615 Bryant

Blanken Henry, San Bruno Av nr County Line
Blohm Ernest H., SE cor Howard and Main
Blondeau Frederick, SW cor St. George Alley

and Pine
Bockstatt August, 310 O'Farrell
Bodie Charles H., SW cor 4th and Channel
Boerner William, Corbett Av nr Alms House
Bogen William, NW cor Powell and Eddy
Bohan Daniel J., 835 Bryant
Bohlen M. H., 101 Berry

Bohnenberg John, junction 4th and Kentucky
Boitano L. & Co., 626 Front
Bokariza & Burin, 135, 7th
Bolderl Dominick, 1020 Bryant
Bolts John F., 304 Kearny
Bon Bros. & Weisgerber, 101, 6th
Bon & Weisgerber, 118, 4th
Bonetti A. Mrs., 14, 7th
Bonney James W., 650 Valencia
Bootz Adam J., E s Mission Road nr County

Line
Borchers Theodore W., 268 Stevenson
Borneman Henry, SE cor 4th and King
Bottaro & Chiappa, 605 Washington
Botters & Welsch, 2 Union
Bovo Gabriel, 1300-1302 Dupont
Bowen John, 11 Bay
Boyd Alma M. Mrs., 1179 Market
Boyd Frederick, 421 Stanyan
Boyer U. & Co., 1232 Dupont
Boyle Michael, SW cor Sierra and Maryland
Boyson Leonhard C, 120, 18th
Bozio Orlando, 149, 4th
Bradley Michael, 420 Brannan
Bradshaw Patrick, S-tGYn, 7th
Braemer Fritz, 22, 3d
Brandt Frederick, 154, 3d

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Brandt Jolin, 524 Pine

Brandt Louis B., 1016 Market

Breckle Frederick, 3301 Geary I

Breeser Gustav, 806, 3d

Brehm Adam, 323 Turk

Brennan John, 513, 3d

Brennan Thomas, NE cor 30th and San Jose Av

Bresnan Michael J., 600 Napa

Brettscheneider Frederick, 425 Pacific

Brewer Richard, 645 Merchant

Bricca Antonio 1521 Dupont

Bricker Adam, cor San Bruno Av and Eve

Brick wedel Bros. & Stewart, SW cor Union and

Hyde
Briese Robert, 211 Grant Av
Brock James, 239 Perry
Broderick John, 41 Pacific

Bromley Thomas, 913!^ Market i

Brophey Edmund, 539 Pacific
Brophv Thomas E., 235, 9th
Brosnan Thomas, 404, 4th
Broughton Mary Mrs., 308 Tehama
Brown George, 122 Leidesdorff
Brown James B., I6Y2 Folsom
Brown Samuel, 246, 3d
Broyer & Glynn, SW cor 4th and Mission
Bruer John, cor 10th Av South and Railroad Av
Brumund John, NW cor Valencia and 14th
Brunacci R. E., 1026 Larkin
Bruning William, NE cor Mission and Beale
Bruns & Staats. SW cor Market and 8th
Brusaber Charles H., NE cor Illinois and Napa
Buch Carl, 220 Grant Av
Buchanan James W., 735 Mission
Buecker George, NE cor Fremont and Mission
BuUwinkel John H.. 1001 Jackson
BuUwinkel & Co., 627 East
Burhans Herman, 122 Golden Gate Av
Burke Edward, NW cor Turk and Steiner
Burke John, 138, 2d

Burke Peter E., NE cor Stanyan and Waller
Burke Richard, 759 Howard
Burke William F., 5 Howard
Burke William J.. NE cor 26th and Valencia
Burke & Gordon, 1100 Market
Burke & Green, NE cor 2d and Brannan

Burns Barbara, 857 Mission

Burshinsky H. Mrs., Ocean Terrace, Sutro
Heights

Butler Charles G., Laura PI nr Pine

Butler Frank, 720. 3d
• Butler Henry J.. NW cor 10th and Bryant

Butler John, 506 Market

Buzzini George, 31, 9th

Buzzini Joseph, cor Railroad Av and 32d Av
South

Byrne John, 148 New Montgomery

Byrne William J., 1837 Fillmore

Cabanot Bernard, Railroad Av nr 8th Av South

Cables & Bailey, 121 Montgomery

Cadero Edward. SW cor Jones and O'Farrell

Cagnacci Frederick, San Bruno Av bet 14th and
15th Avs South

Cahen Max & Co., 217-219 Pine

Cairns James, 613 Stanyan

Caley & Roeder, NW cor Grant Av and O'Farrell

Callaghan M., 948 Howard

Callaghan& Hartnett, 224 McAllister

Callahan Daniel, 50, 7th

Callahan Mary Mrs., 1511 Kentucky

Callan Thomas, 14 Turk

Campbell Alexander, 636, 3d

CampeFred W., NW cor Geary and Hyde

Campion Eugene, 14-16 Leidesdorff

Canavan P. F. & Sons, 129 O'Farrell

Cane John Jr., 26 Steuart

Canessa Giuseppe, SW cor Hooper and 6th

Cannon John, W s Mission Road nr Bootz's Park

Capella John, 712 Front

Capella &Bolla. 26 Montgomery Av

Caponelli Filippo, 514-516 Pacific

Cardozo & Baptista, 422 Drunma

Carey Michael, 670 Howard

Carlson Carl R., 530 Pacific

Carlson Charles E., 413 East North

Carlson Olofl, 700 Montgomery

Carlson O. S.. 214 Steuart

Carlson & Johnson, 536 Pacific

Carr Bridget Mrs., 108 Townsend

Carr James J., 2728 Sutter and 301 Larkin

Carraine & Talo, NE cor Howard and 5th

Carrere JeanB., SE cor M and 5th Av South

Carroll Daniel, 266 Brannan

Carroll E. Mrs., 58 Everett

Carroll Mary A., 206 Silver Av

Carroll Michael J., 118,5th

Carroll Roger, 514, 4th

Carroll & Madden, 225, 3d

Carroll & McAuliffe, W s Nebraska nr Army

Carroll & O'Connor, 514, 4th

Carstensen Julius, SE cor 29th and Dolores

Carter Cassius W., 995 Market

Carter & Clem, NE cor Pine and Hyde

Casadebat Jean B., 532 Merchant

Casella Giovanni B., NW cor 7th and Channel

Caselli Antonio, 249-253 Pacific

Casey John C, 421 Larkin

Casey Michael, 158 Shipley

Casey & Collins, 315, 6th

Cashman C. C, 314, 3d

Cassidy Thomas, 633 Davis

Castro Jose C. 141 Montgomery

Cavagna Adolph, 2501 Sutter

Cavagnaro F. & Co., 17 City Hall Av

Cavagnaro Fiorenzo, 626 Montgomery

Caville & Bousquet, 1122 Dupont

Cawley Henry, 1 Polk

Cawley William, 400 McAllister

Cereghino John, 100 McAllister

Chadwick Elizabeth Mrs., 7th Av bet I and J

Chaix & Bernard, 207, 6th

Chambille C, 3425 Mission

Champion & Van Goethem, 313, 6th

Charles Edward, 147, 3d

Chenoweth & Wilmot, SE cor Ellis and Mason

CHESNEY D., 123, 6th, branch 113 Grant Av

Chevannier Armand, 535 Dupont

Chiucovich S. D. & Co., SE cor Golden Gate Av
and Larkin

Christensen & Peterson, 313 East North

Christensen & Meegan, SE cor Capp and 34th

Christin Edward L.. 313 Hayes

Christmann Philip, 541-543 Mission

Christophersen Peter, 10 Steuart

Churich & Vercevich, SE cor Grove and Laguna

Cincotta Giacomo, 10 Union

Cinollo Santo, 1534 Stockton

Cistemino Frank, 905 Kearny

Clancy Thomas J., 222 McAllister

Clark James, NW cor 3d and Howard

Clark Jennie Mrs., 802, 4th

Clark William M., 409, 4th

Clark & Co., 668 Mission

Clarke Kate Mrs., 328 Main

Claussen & Schneider, SW cor Broadway and
Dupont

Clavere John P., 536 Merchant

Cleary Mary Mrs., 256. 3d

Clifford & Moriarty. 429, 4th

Cline August, 217 Grant Av

Clinton John, 245, 2d

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Clot Elie, 726 Broadway

Coakley Jeremiah, 246 Townsend

Coats Cable, 37 Sutter

COBINE JOHN, SW cor Steuart and Howard

Codee Francis, 1501 Polk

Coffev Patrick, 16, 6th

Coghlin John D. & Bro., NW cor 3d and Folsom

Coghlin Thomas E., 1430 Market

Cohn William. NW cor Church and Valley

Cole Eliza Mrs., 301 Michigan

Coleman John T., SE cor Ellis and Jones

Coleman William F., 241 O'Farrell

Collins Harry, SE cor Stockton and O Farrell

Collins & Wheeland, 339 Montgomery and 511

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Colmann Martin, 1702 Market
Colombo Antone, 401 Octavia
Comerford Ann, 2323 Mason
Comisky James, 15 East
Comstock G. O., cor Ocean

Plymouth Av
Connelly John T., 218, 9th
Connelly Peter, S. P. Co. steamers
Connolly Mary, 309 Cortland Av
I Connol Iv Patrick, 528, 4th

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Connolly William, 164 Jessie

Connors Margaret Mrs., 308 Pacific

Contardi Vitorio, 1732 Stockton

Conte Osmin, 409 Dupont

Content & Freitas, 908 Kearny

Conti Gabriel, 305 Montgomery Av

Conway Bernard, 1083 Market

Cook Edwin L., NW cor Hayes and Broderick

Corbett Harry E., 30 Ellis

Corcoran Ellen Mrs., 306 Minna

Cordes John, 910 and 911 Kearny

Cosgrove John F., 225 Clay

Costigan & Flynn, 200 Stockton

Courtney James D., 438, 3d

Cousins Arthur H., 200, 9th

Coustette L. & Co., NE cor McAllister and La-

guna
Coutou Jean, 1602c Point Lobos Av
Cox John, 802 Howard
Coyte George L., 300, 3d
Craig John, 815!^ Folsom
Creem Frank, 122 Townsend
Creighton Patrick, 901 Folsom
Cribben Michael, 541, 1st
Crimmins Philip J., 877 Market
Cronacher Charles, 1400 Castro
Cronin John, SE cor California and Fillmore
Cronin John D., 421, 3d

Cronin William, NE cor 9th Av and Fulton
Crowe James W., NW cor Folsom and 9th
Crowe Thomas, 506 Napa
Crowley Cornelius, NW cor 26th and Valencia
Crowley Daniel J., 73, 4th
Crowley John, 1207 Kentucky
Crowley John F., 15 Mason
Cruse John H., 531 East
CuUen William F., 225 Perry
Cuneo Giuseppe, SE cor Union and Powell
Curley & Walsh, cor H and 9th Av
Curtin J. H.,648, 2d
Dabovich Stephen, 603 Kearny
Dahmke Frederick, 109 Berry
Dakin Mary E. Mrs., SW cor Kearny and North

Point
Daley James T., 432, 5th
Daley John, 500 Davis
Dalto & Lombardi, 505 Green
Daly John, 214 Eddy
Daly & Co., SE cor Mason and Jackson
Damery Annie, 738 Howard
Damozonio L. & Co., 1237 Dupont
Daneri John, 921 Battery
Daniels Margaret Mrs., 318 Riteh
Dantzeisen Henry, 143 Taylor
Darker R. B., 624 Sacramento
Darrimon Leon, SE cor Pacific and Mason
Dastrevigne Valentin R., 515 Valencia
Davalle Vincenzo& Co., 619 Broadway
Davis H. Mrs., 309 Minna
Davis John, 926 Illinois
Davis Nathan, 333-235, 3d
Dawson George, 321 California
Dawson William S., 914 Market
Deane Charles F., 408 Pacific
Deasy & Rogers, 145, 3d

Decker & Bening, SW cor East and Howard
Dehay Armand, 518 Valencia
Deis & Marlatt, 1125 Mission
Delaney John. 1.352 Market
Del Carlo Eugene, 12 Ohio PI
Deleau Felix, 1211 Powell
De Liosa Frank, ia33 Dupont
Delsol Bros., 647 Broadway and 501, 4th
Delsol Honore, 1401 Powell
Delucchi Giovanni, 433 Francisco
Delury Daniel, 203, 9th
Demarias Marcel, 959!4 Mission
Demartini George ,B., 1301 Point Lobos Av
Demartini Paolo, 330 Pacific
Demartini Paul, 12th Av nr California
De Martini Philip, 304 California
De Martini & DeLucca, 234 Montgomery Av
Dematei A., 1326 Dupont
Demattei & Raggio, 238 Montgomery Av
Dempsey Michael S., 739 Folsom
Denaveaux M. & Co., 219 Grant Av
Dennis John, SW cor Mission and 29th
Deppe Henry N., 1.306 Mission
Dericco Carlo, 416 Pacific

Desbarats Jean, 814 Montgomery

Descalso Bros., 575 Market

Descalso Giuseppe, 514 Green

Deschamps & Vinet, SE cor Point Lobos and
5th Avs

Desmond James P., 30 Freelon

Dessnin & Wagner, 1347 Folsom

Detels M. & Co., SW cor Harrison and Main, 8
Sacramento and SE cor Davis and Pacific

Dettmer Henry G., 506 Clay

Devery Thomas, SE cor 4th and Clementina

Devota Louis A., 125!^, 6th

Dickey James R., NW cor 6th Av and Fulton

Dickow & Franke, 772 Mission

Didier Jules, NE cor Oak and Gough

Dieling John, 60, 3d

Dieling & Helm, 204, 3d

Diemer John, 643 Washington

Dineen D. & J., 1656 Market

Dittnock Gustave D., 624 Clay

Dittli & Widmer, 453, 3d

Dixon Clement, 8 Summer

Dobert Henry C, 1700 Polk

Dockrell William, 35 Steuart

Doerr August, SE cor Moscow and Italy Av

Doherty & Fahy, 1364 Folsom

Dohrmann John, 16 East

Dolan Bros., 1374 Market

Dolan Patrick, 703 Davis

Dolan Philip, 634 (534) Jackson and 638 Merchant

Dolet Louis E., 817 Larkin

Dollard William E., 61 Tehama

Donleavy Michael F., 413 Kearny

Donnelly B. & Co., 315 East North

Donnelly James W., 1201 Golden Gate Av

Donnelly Patrick, SE cor Mission and 4th

Donnelly & Brannan, 1069-1071 Mission

Donohue William, NE cor Steuart and Mission

Donovan Galvin, 786 Folsom

Donovan John, 1021 Howard

Dorn Gustav, 42 Spear

Doscher Henry, cor Ocean Boulevard and B

Dougherty Felix, SW cor 20th and Illinois

Dougherty George, 24 Georgia

Dougherty Rose Mrs., 32^4 Gilbert

Dowd Dennis, 625 Davis

Dowd John J., 1726 Market

Downey Timothy J., 3156 Folsom

Doyle Louisa Mrs., 333 Main

Drewes Claus, SW cor 5th and Bryant

Driscoll John J., SE cor 5th Av South and L

Drummond John P., NE cor 33d Av and Clement

Dubacher Anton, San Bruno Av nr Silliman

DufQeld Edward J.. 818 Clay

Dugan Mary E. Mrs., 200, 6th

Dugan Patrick F., 1912 Market

Duggan Edward F., 218 Sanchez

Duhr Lena Mrs., NW cor Fulton and 1st Av

Dulip Emile A., NW cor Drumm and Commercial

Dumont Pierre A., 301, 4th

Dunker Adolph, 425 Clay

Dunn B. Mrs., 543 Howard

Dunn Bros., 1318 Market and Ocean Boulevard
nr Fulton

Dunn John, 701 Battery

Dunne James P. & Co., NW cor iStockton and
Ellis and junction Market and Eddy

Dunne Thomas, 800, 4th

Dunning Terrance, 321, 8th

Dunow Max, 515 California

Dwyer George R., 2799 Baker

Eagan John, 1129 Folsom

Egan Thomas, 708 Folsom

Eberhart Matthias, 3838, 16th

Edwards Edward, 605 Commercial

Edwards Mathias, NE cor Fremont and Bran-
nan

Eggert & Getz, 259, 4th

Ehlers John, E s Stanyan nr Grove

Ehrenpfort Hugo, 123 Front

Eick E. H., 116 Berry

Elliott & Bailey, 31214 Grant Av

Engelhardt K. Mrs., 419 Montgomery Av

Engelke Charles, SW cor 1st and Howard

Enos Morris S., 2673 Howard

Enright Cornelius, 411 Pine

Ensbury William, 122, 4th

Erickson S., 481 East North

Erlenwein .John Jr., 545 Clay .

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Erola & Ferrari, 921 Kearny
Ersin Charles E., 637 (525) Jackson
Esmiol Leon, 613 Kearny
Espeio Pedro P. & Co., 817 Broadway
ESTRADA EDWARD, 501 Sutter
Evans John M., 116 Eddy

Evans Thomas R., NE cor Pacific and Mont-
gomery
Everett Daniel H., 132 O'Farrell
Eybs & Schroder, lOl, 6th
EyermanB. C, 28, 3d
Fahey William, 103, 5th
Fahy Philip, 14% Bryant Av
Faktor & Schmidt, 933-935 Kearny
FalkGustav,42 Steuart
Falkenburg William, 525 East
Fallon Matthew, SWcor Lombard and Battery
Fallon Patrick, 1161 Market
Fallon Richard S., 118 Ellis
Farley Bernard, SW cor San Jose and Ocean

Roads
Farley John F., 904 Market
Farrell Patrick, 3059 Point Lobos Av
Farrell Patrick H., 9 East
Farrell Thomas, 2002 Point Lobos Av
Fauser JohnF., 226 Montgomery Av

Favares Joseph, 116, 4th
Favreliere Etienne, 514 Bush
Fay Michael, 3251 Mission

Feehan Joseph J., SW cor City Hall Av and

City Hall Square
Feeney James, 300 Hayes

Fehrenbach Albert, cor Ocean House and Jules
Avs

Feldermann John D., 31 East and foot Hatha-
way's Wharf

Feldman Henry, 653 Brannan

Feldmann Charles W., 711, 5th Av

Ferguson, Curley &Co., 10 Mason

Ferguson Daniel, 7 Jackson

Ferguson John, 501 Kearny

Ferguson & Curley, 719 Market

Ferrari & Canepa, 410 Montgomery Av

Ferullo David, NE cor Delaware Av and Old
San Jose Road

Fesler Frederick, 635 Sansome

Fesler & Tonsor, SE cor Market and 8th

Fett William E., 777 Market

Fetz Joseph, SE cor 3d and Mission

Figeac Antone, 812 Pacific

Figone Giovanni, 417 Broadway

Finkenstaedt Henry, NE cor 2d and Howard

Finnen C. Frederick, SW cor 7th and Howard

Fischer Emil R., 533 California

Fischer Ernest A., 36-38 O'Farrell

Fisher George, Fulton nr 7th Av

Fitschen John C, 305^/4 California

Fitzgerald Edward J.. 36 Golden Gate Av

Fitzgerald John N., 329, 6th

Fitzgerald William F., SW cor Powell and Jef-
ferson

Fitzpatrick & Allen, 655 Sacramento

Flaherty James W., 1914, 4th

Flaherty & O'Connell, 3210 California

Flathmann Henry, NE cor Geary and Leaven-
worth

Plecklin & Sutter, 1 Gardner

Flood Luke, 417 Brannan

Florentine August, Railroad Av nr 34th Av
South

Floyd Jefferson D., 118 California

Flugger Frederick M., SW cor Point Lobos and
1st Avs

Flynn Kate, 3123 Mission

Flynn & Walsh, 186 Jessie

Foley William, 2100 Folsom

Ford & Cronin, Railroad Av bet 8th and 9th Avs
South

Forster Louis, 117 Steuart

Fortune & Walsh, 13, 33

Fowler Charles, SE cor City Hall Square and
City Hall Av

Francisco Domingo. 107 Jackson

Franoke& Heckert, 634 Pacific

Frank Joseph, 984% Folsom

Frank Leon, 60 Steuart

Franzinelli Antonio, 437 Broadway

Fratas Anthony, 112 Steuart

Fredricks Arthur K., 2353 Market

Free Herman D., NW cor 7th Av and Fulton

Freitas John, 413 Jackson

Freundschuh Charles, 647 Sacramento

Friedrich G. A., 406 Dupont

Friel Margaret, 3310 Mission

Froment Antoine, 300, 5th

Fugazi & Co., 1500 Stockton

Furlong Patrick, 811 1

FurrerAlbin, 335,4th

Gaetjen Henry, 800, 6th

Gaflney Benjamin J., 537 Howard

Gaillard Joseph, 239, 6th

Galey H., 1500 Polk

Gallagher Anthony M., SW cor Sutter and Brod-

erick
Gallen Daniel, 901 Buchanan
Gain Angelo, 407 Pacific
Galvin John, 788 Folsom
Galvin & Galvin, 243, 3d
Gamma Bonaventura, 603 California
Ganz Rudolph, N s Santa Clara nr Kansas
Garcia Francisco, 133 Montgomery
Gardini Domenico, 536% Pacific
Garibaldi John, cor Old San Jose Road and

Sunnyside Av
Garratson JohnD., 11 Drumm
Garrett John M., 633 (533) Jackson
Garrissere Frank, 330 Stockton
Garrity James, NE cor O'Farrell and Powell
Garsid'e Joseph P., 518, 1st
Garthorne Robert, 1349 Front
Gately James, SW cor Sierra and Louisiana
Gaubatz Charles, 1803% Haight
Gavin Michael, 172 Minna
Geary Patrick, 127% East
Gebhardt& Graner, 921 Market

Gecan Andrew, 221 Sacramento
j Gefken & Morgan, 329 Front

Gemo George, 505 East

Gendar & Hink, 33 Montgomery

Gendotti Louis, 508 Octavia

Gerdes Frederick, 328 Drumm

Gerken Herman, 40 Turk

Gerlioh John D. G., 371 East

GianettoniM., 29,6th

Giannettoni C. & Co., 833 Kearny

Giannini Henry P., 434 Pine

Gianotti Henry, 2545 Mission

Gianotti Jeremiah, 3262 Mission

Gianotti Rinaldo, 1350 Valencia

Gibault Leon, 510 Pine

Gibb James, 617 Merchant

Gibson & Cook, 993 Market

Giessler Daniel, 455, 9th

Gillan John A., 129 Perry

Gilleran James. 907 Market

Ginocchio & Cuneo, 539 Washington

Giovacchini & Pasquini, 429 Davis

Giovannini Sebastino. 623 Pacific

Giovannoni & Malerbi, 419 Davis

Giovannoni & Puccinelli, 618 Front

Girard Emile, 1509 Franklin

Girard John, cor Railroad Av and 6th Av South

Giuntini Charles, 115 Clark

Givanovich Adolph, 151. 11th

Gless Aloise, 401, 4th

Glidden Charles W., 221 Ellis

Gliebe Frank, 447, 3d

Glock Charles, 249, 3d

Glootz John P. M., 421 Geary

Gobey Jessie G., 228 Sutter

Goble John E., 105 Kentucky

Gockeritz Ernest H., 414 Sansome

Goeppert George, 110 Stockton

Goessel & Stelling, 436 Pine . .

Goetjen & Muller, SW cor Main and Mission

Gohl & Nelson, 100 Eddy

Gohlich Hermann, 1200 Stockton

Golinsky Charles, 338 Market

Gomez John, 311 Pacific

Gonterman James C, ,^6 Clay

Goodfellow's Grotto The, Market, City Hall
Square and City Hall Av

Gordon Patrick J., 733, 5th Av

Gorman Mary, 313 Folsom

Gosselk & Gosselk, 102, 6th

Gotelli Giovanni, 946 Bryant

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Gout Vincent, 116 Geary

Grabau Bros., 417 Bush

Grabe Frank, cor Dwight and San Bruno Av

Graf Siegfried, 538 Hayes

Grafe Joseph, 540 Clay

Gramont Jean, Railroad Av nr 8th Av South

Grand Hotel Bar, 13 New Montgomery

Grass Charles B., 550 Clay

Grasso & Crespino, 625 California

Green Bros., 13-15 Powell

Gretz Joseph, NE cor Howard and Beale

Greul Charles J., 535 Pacific

Griffiths Griffith L., 15 Valencia

Griffiths Joseph, 18, 5th

Grimm Matt, 111 Leidesdorfl

Groenninger H. E., 336 Main

Gross Frederick J. G., 206 Washington

Grossman George, NE cor Post and Kearny

Grovert Jacob, 1534 Kentucky

Gruening August, 1153 Mission

Guerra & Bacigalupi, 505Davis

Gueux & Tartasse, 142 Geary

Guinasso John, 11 Bannam PI

Gulbranson Gustav, 911i4 Kearny

Gundlach Ph. & Co., 13-15 City Hall Square

Gunther & Kewitz, 763 Howard

Gutzen John J., 414 Folsom

Gyde Jens N., 812 Kearny

Haake Louis, 859 Market

Haar Henry, 114 O'Farrell

Hadeler Diedrioh, NW cor Spear and Mission

Hagarty John, 339, 3d

Hageman&Haquette, 5 Kearny

Hagerty Bros., cor Ocean Boulevard and Fulton

Hagler John O., 419 Bush

Hahn, Bohlmann & Co., SW cor 3d and Harrison

Hais Alice Miss, 708!^, 22d

Hall Sullivan R., 342 Turk

Hallinan John, 714 Tehama

Hallinan William, 1019 Natoma

Halversen & Johnson, 116 Jackson

Hamburger & FoUmer, 651 Mission

Hamilton Hugh G., 1531 Kentucky

Hanjes EideH., NE cor Ellis and Jones

Hanley Peter J., 973 Howard

Hanly John, 447 O'Farrell

Hannon James T., 1922 Market and 115, 9th

Hannon Patrick, 1116 Howard

Hanratty Arthur F., 1012 Railroad Av

Hansen Axel E., 906 Illinois

Hansen George, 108 Sutter

Hansen Harry, 17 Vallejo

Hansen John, 16 California

Hansen Louis H., E s Kentucky bet Sierra and

Nevada
Hansen & Co., 320 Drumm
Hanson Charles, 1111 Mission
Harder John H., 1510 Kentucky
Harder Peter, 7 Market
Hardie James, 432 California
Hare Patrick M., 433, 4th
Harlow & Montenegro, 915 Market
Harms Jacob, W s Illinois bet Napa and Sierra
Harnden James O., 1300 Valencia
Harrigan Alexander, 721 Davis
Harris D. Mrs., 66 Everett

Harris George W., NW cor Grant Av and Sutter
Harris Rome, NW cor Kearny and Bush
Harrison William, 618 San Jose Av
Harsy George, 23 Van Ness Av
Hartman Marcus, 316 Clay
Hartman Philip, 1019 Market
Hartmann Charles H.. 1218 Point Lobos Av
Hashagen & Martens, 506, 6th
Hass John W., SE cor Filbert and Battery
Hasse Charles, 514i/4, 6th
Hastedt Charles, 210 Stockton
Hathaway John, 254 Brannan
Haubrich Leonard B., 1905 Mission
Hauser Albert, 1210 Polk
Hauser Bros., 421, 18th
Hauser Frederick, 617 Larkin
Hawkins Patrick C, 309 Bay
Hay John C, 314 San Jose Av
Hayes Mary Mrs., 5 Boyd
Hayes P. & S., 510 Howard
Heagerty Henry P.,SEcor Waller and Stan-

yan
Heagerty & Hall, 121 City Hall Av

Healey Thomas F., 147 Valencia

Healy Edward, 22 Hayes

Healy Morris P., 1001 Illinois

Hedrich John L., 12 Mason

Heesch & Hansen, 403Drumm

Heffernan Michael, 223 Sansome

Hefternan & DriscoU, 121, 4th

Hein Joseph, 513 East

Hellmann Paul, 1926 Filbert

Hellstrommer & Co., 14 Washington

Hempel C. M., 612 Sacramento

Henderson A. A., 154. 2d

Hendrlckson Henry, 200, 24th

Henrioulle Gregoire, 117, 7th

Henrioulle Gustave, 135, 2d

Henrioulle John B., 19, 9th

Herget John L., 1 Taylor

Herman Charles, SE cor Lyon and Lombard

Herman Ferdinand, 610 Sacramento

Herman Rudolph, NW cor Baker and Jefferson

Herman Warren P., 228 Pacific

Herrmann August, Hunters Point

Hertz Charles H., Bryant nr Alameda

Herzo Julia Mrs., 733, 5th Av and H bet 9th and

10th Avs
Hesse Nicholas, 101 Larkin
Hession & Clinton, 13 Steuart
Heymans E. Ocean Beach nr Ocean House Av
Hickey Ellen M., 1 Sherwood PI
Hightower John G., 1229 Steiner
Hilbert Bros., 101-103 Powell
Hilbert FroneyMrs., 80 Everett
Hildebrand & Wedemeyer, 130, 7th
Hill Martin, SW cor 16th Av South and M
Hillen Dietrich H., 1801 Devisadero
Hinchslifl John S., 137, 5th
Hink P. H. & Co., 534 Washington
Hinnenberg George, 243 Minna
Hinrichs & Haesloop, SW cor Washington and

Drumm
Hintniann Henry, SW cor Mission and New

Montgomery
Hintze Christian F., 19 Montgomery Av
Hirrel Charles, 1054 Kentucky
Hischier A., Worden Av nr Mission Road
Hischier Baptiste, 60 Clay
Hoare Charles C, 543 Howard
Hock Henry, 623 East
Hocks Oscar, 14 Mason
Hoffmann Henry, 609 Montgomery
Hofmann Matthaus, SW cor Broderick and

Torquin
Hogan Dennis J., 936 Howard
Hogan John, SW cor Baker and Beach
Hogerty Bridget Mrs., 20 Freelon
Hogreve William, NW cor San Jose Av and 26th
Holjes John H. & Co., 398, 6th
Hollern Patrick J., 308 Folsom
Holler & Jobst, NW cor Geary and Kearny
Holmberg Charles O., 309 East North
Holmquist Nils R., 216 Grant Av
Hoist Peter H., 2100 Howard
Holt Isaac, 650 Mission
Holtum Bros., 209 and 565 Market
Holzmuller & Muller, 21 Main
Homan Edward, 771 Market
Hopkins Peter Mrs., 37 Everett
Horan Patrick J., 741 Howard
Horn J. P., 401, 5th
Horn & Nipgen, 757 Market
Hornlein Albert, 25 Stockton
Hornlein Bros., SW cor Market and 4th
Horstmann Frederick, 3500 Mission
Hosking Thomas, 825 Montgomery
Hoss John & Son, 411 Sutter
Hourihan C. J., 625, 4th
Huber Bros., 620 Bush

Huber Theodore, Mission Road nr County Line
Hughes William H., 765 Howard
Hulsman Frederick H., 241 King
Hummel John, 537, 5th
Hunt Simon, 156 Steuart
HUNTEMANN CHRISTOPHER & CO.. 801

Kearny
Hursey Nelson, 235 O'Farrell
Hutafl Henry, estate of, 2 Montgomery Av
Imhof George, NE cor San Bruno Av and 15th

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Infanger Frank, 638 Clay

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Ireland George H., NW corSthi Av and Fulton

Irion Louis, 135 Bay

Irwin M. F., 61 Jessie

Jacobs & Jackson, 238, 5tli

Jacotison Oscar, 150 Steuart

Jacquot Ernest, NW cor 4th and Folsom

Jaeger Charles J., 269, 3d

Jagels Richard, 30 Clay

Janke John, 501 Market

Jansen G. A. F., NE cor Brannan and 1st

Jellison Benjamin F., 544 California

Jennings & Washburn, 842 Market

Jensen Martin, 353, 3d

Jensen Peter, 734, 4th

Jessen Neils, SW cor Larkin and Sutter

Johanns Theodore, 321 Bay

Johe Henry, 800 Valencia

Johnson Albert, 235 Chenery

Johnson Bros., 903 Kearny

Johnson Charles, 517 East

Johnson Israel G., 124 Geary

Johnson James E., 1626 Harrison

Johnson John, 1029 Market

Johnson John C, NE cor 3d and Howard

Johnson John F., SE cor Clay and Drumm

Johnson Louis, 227 Jackson

Johnson Neils J., 519 East

Johnson Peter, E s Railroad At nr 8th Av
South

Johnson Sim F., 234 O'Farrell

Johnson & Gissler, 304 Steuart

Johnson & Swanson, E s Kentucky bet Sierra
and Nevada

Jonas Charles A., 21, 3d

Jonassen John M., 236, 3d

Jones Eliza Miss, 268 Brannan

Jones Frank, 194 Stevenson

Jones Patrick J., 40^4, 6th

Jones William H., 1062 Kentucky

Jonsson Andreas G., llOi Tennessee

Joost Bros., cor 30th and San Jose Av

Joos Louis, NW cor Clay and Drumm

Jopp John, 4401/2, 6th

Jordan & Michael, SW cor 2d and Natoma

Jorgensen & Larsen, 151. 5th

Joseph Martin. 410 Pacific

Josue Arthur, 30 California

Joullin Etienne, 32, 6th

Judnic John P., 772 Harrison

Junge & Haase, 1 Harrison

Jurss & von Ronn, 605 Davis

Kahn M. A., Fulton nr5th Av

Kaiser Otto, SW cor Baker and Greenwich

Kane James F., 413 Main

Kapp & Riordan, 17 Eddy

Kapp & Street, 1200 Market and 11 Golden Gate
Av

Kaunitz John, 780 Illinois

Karper & Mayer, 910 Market

Kearney Peter J.. SW cor Filbert and Mason

Kearney Roger, 24 Folsom

Kearny James F., 21 Leidesdorfi

Keeling Heniy, 433 Montgomery Av

Keenan Charles, 1134 Market

Keenan James, 2.56 Brannan

Keene John, 805 Kearny

Keeney Annie, 43414 Clementina

Kelley George A., 537 Pacific

Kelly Andrew, 829B Howard

Kelly Catherine Mrs., 11 Sherwood PI

Kelly James J., 837 Folsom

Kelly John T., 715y2 Howard

Kelly Patrick J., 126 Folsom

Kelly Paul, 363 Natoma

Kelly S. T., 300,24th

Kelly Thomas, Railroad Av bet 11th and 13th
Avs South

Kennedy & Burns, 1006-1008 Howard

Kenny Francis H., 310, 5th

Kenny James E., 448 Valencia

Kern Max, 505 Pacific

Kerr Matthew, 116 Leidesdorfi

Kevill Bartholomew, 1701 Market

Keyes Thomas F., 113 O'Farrell

Kiefer Philip & Co., SE cor Battery and Sacra-
mento

KiefferC, 300 Shotwell

Kiefler Charles, 13, 14th

Kiele H. Frederick, 3 Mason

Kienle Eugene, 17%, 4th

Kilcoyne P. & J., 118 Bryant

Kilday Michael, 100, 2d

Kilhofler & Kraft, 623 Clay

Kilkenny Francis, 420!^, 6th

Kilkenny Patrick, 319, 3d

Kilroy Mary Mrs., 213 Pacific

Kilsby John S., 19 Commercial

King, Ward & Co., 800 and 834 Kearny

Kinsey & Pendergast, 1302 Mason

Kinzel Philip, SE cor Washington and Maple

Kirwan James P. Jr., 113 Bay

Kislih Ernst, 552, 4th

Kistenmacher Bros., NW cor Mission and East

Klein Pierre, 6O414 Geary

Klinger Frederick, Sickles Av nr San Jose Av

Klos William, 619 Minna

KlotzFred W.,35, 9th

Klute Adolph, NE cor 5th and Bryant

Knippenberg Ernest R., SE cor Steuart and
Howard

Knobloch Charles, 1127 Sutter

Knobloch F., 1st Av South nr Railroad Av

Knobloch Jacob, 823 Kearny

Knudsen Charles T., 137 Berry

Kock Claus Mrs., 2816 Mission

Kock Henry H., SE cor Mission and New Mont-
gomery

Koepke H. J. H., 643 Clay

Koerner Henry, NE cor Geary and Larkin

Kohnke Peter F., 300 Market

Kolb & Denhard, 430-436 Montgomery

Koppel Andrew, 643 Sacramento

Kordt Frederick S., 18-14 Oregon oppPost Office

Kottemann Frederick, NW cor 3d and Town-
send

Krahner Ernst, NWcor Jefferson andBroderick

Kramer Cornelius, 400 Pacific

Kramer William C, 439 Front

Kramm Barthel, 138. 5th

Krauzer August, 1801 Mission

Krayer John, E s Stanyan nr Waller

Kreft John, 130, 1st

Krehmke John, 15 Pacific

Kreuzer John, W s Mission Road nr Brazil Av

Kroger Claus F., 313-319, 49th Av

Krueckel Charles, 109 O'Farrell

Krueckel Frank, 412 Market

Krueckel Peter, 435 Franklin

Kruft Joseph, 38 Ellis

Kuchmeister H. A. & Co., SE cor California and
Hyde

Kugeler Frederick H., NW cor 19th and Mis-
sion

Kuhls Edward, 104 Taylor

Kuhn Henry, 818 Valencia

Kummerlander & Hundemer, 544 California

Labarbere John, 508 Pacific

Labarthe Justin, 330 Montgomery Av

Labarthe & Lacazette, 631 Jackson

Lachman Adolph B., 105, 2d

Lacoste Jean, 901 Montgomery Av

Ladarre Jean, NE cor Eddy and Mason

Laduski John, 535!4 Sansome

Lafranz Henry, 5, 9th

Lagomarsino Rolando, NE cor 7th Av and
Clement

Laguens Vincent, 601 Bush

Lande Francis, 2808 Greenwich

Landgrafl Joseph, NE cor Stanyan and Fell

Landmann & Davids, 1321 Larkin

Landsberg Albert, 1300 Market

Lane Honora, 2808 Greenwich

Lane John J., NW cor McAllister and Hyde

Lane Michael, NW cor Steuart and Folsom

Lankenau John, SW cor Railroad Av and 16th
Av South

Lapoulide John A., 318, 24th

Lapp & Piper, NW cor Ellis and Leavenworth

Larrecou Bros., 643 Broadway

Larsen Edward C, 100 Steuart

Larsen Hans, 303, 5th

Larsen Hans, SE cor Pacific and Drumm

Larsen Niels P., SE cor Harrison and Beale

LASKER JULroS, 110 Powell

LassH. F., 110 Berry

Launder Richard, 313 Grant Av

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Launder & Dunn, 147, 3d

Lauriston & Ross, 26 Eddy

Lausten Laust P., NE cor 21st and Harrison

Lauterbach & Meyer, 212 Drumm

Lavagnino Augustino, 130 Pacific

Lavazo G. B., 766 Brannan

Lawson Hans, SE cor Drumm and Jackson

Leahy Dennis J., 1120 Howard

Leary Cornelius, 4 Jackson

Leblanc Frank, 736 Montgomery

Le Cointh Leon, 318 Grant Av

Leege W. & Co., 113 Halleck

Lef Gustave, 154 Steuart

Le Grave Catherine, 704 Railroad Av

Lelli Elisa, 529 Filbert

Lemle&Co., 265,3d

Lenke Louis, 620 Kearny

Lenormand Bros., 735-739 Howard

Leroux Thomas, 1608 Valencia

Lespoune Frank, 36, 4th

Levelle John, 2822 Mission

Levers Frederick, 813 Kearny

Levingston Morris A., 698 McAllister

Levy & Co., 795 Mission

Lewellyn Robert, 52 Clay

Lewis Harry, 1003 Battery

Leydecker Theodore W., 329 East North

Lichtig Edward, 1113 Howard

Lieb Frederick H., 409 East North

Liebmann & Waters, 23 Powell

Lilienthal & Gaetcke, SW cor 3d and Mission

Lill August H., 2 Glasgow

Lincoln Frederick J., 105 Eddy

Lind John C, 417 Post

Lindbom August, 518 Pacific

Lindell Martin, NE cor Montgomery and Chest-
nut

Lindemann & Sohl, NW cor Bay and Taylor

Linn Charles H., 446 California

Lipman Leopold, 1401 Buchanan

Liurette John, 1201 Stockton

Logue Ann Mrs., SE cor 7th Av and Clement

Lohse & Schutt, NE cor 3d and Townsend

Long Charles H., SE cor Turk and Taylor

Long Michael, 1060 Kentucky

Lorenz & Messerschmidt, 1069 Howard

Lough James, 514 Mission

Lounibos John, 220 O'Farrell

Loustale Jacques, 614-616 Broadway

Louvre New, 8-14 O'Farrell

Louvre The, N W cor Powell and Eddy

Lubben John, 506 Washington

Lubner Frank, NW cor Howard and Spear

Lucchetti F. & Co., 517-519 Davis

Luhrmann B., 101-103, 1st

Lund Peter, 37, 5th

Lunsmann Hermann A. & Bro., 871 Market

Lunsmann John H., 631 Davis

Lunsmann & Stanke, SE cor Bartlett and 23d

Lunstedt Edward, SE cor O'Farrell and Powell

Luttringer Charles, cor Mission Road and Har-
rington

Lyman Edward, 50214 Broadway

Lynch Sarah Mrs., 48 Jessie
Lynch William A., 513 Pacific
Lynch & Hayes, 3114 Mission

Maack John E. C, SE cor Baker and Jefferson

Maass Henry, 252 Spear

Maatta Louisa Mrs., 19 Drumm

Macintosh John S., 42 McAllister

Mack William, 510 Pacific

Madden James A., 79 Stevenson

Madden Richard, 401 Francisco

Magee John P., 234 Townsend

Maggiora B. D., 9011/2 Kearny

Magistra C. A., 220V4 Montgomery Av_

Maguire Annie, 736 Howard

Maguire James, 9 Sherwood PI

Maguire Kate, 9 Sherwood PI

Maguire Peter, 31 Point Lobos Av

Maguire William J., 19 Mission Road opp

I Crooke
Mahan William, 4 Sherwood PI
Mahoney Edward I., 31, 4th
Mainzer Bernard, 39 Market
Mainzer Frederick, 1602 Mission
Malone James, 527, 2d
Maloney John, 28%. Bluxome
Maloney Peter, 529'/2, 2d

Mangels Charles D., NE cor Turk and Larkin

Mangels Christopher, 2862 Mission

Mankey Charles, 500 Pacific

Mann Frank, 611 Mission

Mannerberg Frederick, 108 Sacramento

Manning John, 327 Tehama

Manning William, cor 7th Av South and Rail-
road Av

Marcy Henry D. Mrs., NE cor Stanyan and
Page

Marengo & Basso, 3312 Mission

Marino Bros., 712 Greenwich

Mariscotti & Molinari, 616 Montgomery Av

Markle Clay, 201-203 Ellis

Marks Jesse E. & Co., 730 Market

Marshall J. H. & J. B., 34 Eddy

Marshall & Nye, 1212 Polk

Martin Andrew J., SE cor Bush and Kearny

Martin Augustin, 528 Valencia

Martin Frank A., 770 Howard

Martin John H., NW cor O'Farrell and Stock-
ton

Martin Joseph, 2122 Mission

Martin Robert, 808 Kearny

Marty Charles, San Bruno Av nr Wayland

Marty Frank, 3015 Mission

Maschendorf Diedrich, 609 Sansome

Massey Augustus, 108 Ellis

Matick Louis M., SW cor Drumm and Pacific

Matison John D., NW cor24th and Folsom

Matteucci & Vannucci, 124 Pacific

Mattson Gustav, 52 Steuart

Maxwell Samuel, Ocean House Av nr Jules Av

Mayer Christian G., 1018, 14th Av South

Maynard John A., 734, 7th Av

Maynard Kate, 718, 7th

Mayrhofer Leonard, 737 Market

Mazzi Ph. & Co., 237, 4th

McArdle Peter, SE cor Market and 4th

McCarthy Bros., 775 Market

McCarthy Delia Mrs., 218 Steuart

McCarthy James, 218 Langton

McCarthy James, 719 Howard

McCarthy J. H., N W cor 5th Av South and M

McCarthy Timothy, 314 Sierra

McCarthy & Jamison, 865 Bryant

McCauley Owen, 804 Howard

McColgan Edward, NW cor 3d and Tehama

McCormick William, S. P. Co.'s steamers

McCreadie & Gallagher, 5 Mason

McCue Timothy, 1434 Market

McCullough Dennis, 901 Battery

McDermott William, 226, 15th

McDonald Joseph H., 637 Clay

McDonald Michael J., 904 Illinois

McDonald Sarah, 600, 6th

MoDonough Patrick, 146^ Clara

MoDonough Peter P., NE cor Kearny and Clay

McDougall Mary Mrs., 123 Silver

McElligott Thomas, 1828 Market

McElroy Edward, 346, 3d

McFadden Daniel, 1426 Grove

McFadden John E., 705, 5th Av

McFarland Joseph B., NW cor Union and Stei-
ner

MoGarity Edward L., 105 Powell

McGinnis Patrick J., NW cor 16th and Guerrero

McGowan Thomas, 119, 2d

McGowan Thomas, 3430 Mission

McGregor Findlay, 17 Valencia

McGurren Arthur M., 1398 Market

McHale Patrick, 34 Clementina

Mclnerney John, 209, 3d

McKay & Taylor, 639 Mission

MoKean William B., 41 Turk

McKeany A. J., 1106 Kentucky

McKernan Hugh B., 633 Howard

McKiernan & Kiley, 43 East

McKnight Bros., 20, 7th

McLaughlin Charles, 133, 5th

McLaughlin Hugh, 1095 Howard

McLaughlin Patrick, 21 Pacific

McLaughlin William, 2 King

McLeod Donald, 121 Mississippi

McMahon William, 211 Tehama

McManus Frank, 16, 3d

McManus William H., 733 Howard

McMenomey James Jr. & Co., 1055 Mission

McNab Hugh, Baker bet Filbert and Greenwich

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McNair James. 903 Kearny

McNamara Andrew, 620, 7th

McNamara John B., 117 City Hall Av

McNamee P., San Bruno Av opp Cortland Av

McTelgue Annie, 707 Banks

Meade John, 1646 Mission

Mechanics' House and Saloon, 101, 1st

Medau Julius H., 234, 6th

Meehan Lawrence, 301, 3d

Meienberg Moritz, 677V4 Mission

Meillette F., cor Railroad and San Bruno Avs

Meillette John, 3001 Mission

Meincke Frederick, W s Mission nr Silver Av

Meisel Henry C, 114, 8th

Mello Frank O., 316 Jackson

Mencarini Demetrio, 439 Broadway

Mendes David, 400 Beale

Mendiondou Bartholomew, 536 Kearny

Mercier Eugene, NW cor 7th and Folsom

Meyer Andrew, 239 Main

Meyer Anton, SW cor Sacramento and Drumm

Meyer August F., 35 Eddy

Meyer David, NW cor Fillmore and Greenwich

Meyer Em & Co., 303 Sutter

Meyer Henry, 734 Front

Meyer H. M. & Co., NW cor 9th and Mission

Meyer John J., 1334 Howard

Meyer Nicholaus, SW cor Battery and Commer-
cial and NE cor Main and Bryant

Meyer Rebecca R. Mrs., SW cor 3d and Towns-
end

Meyer & Eviston, SW cor Market and Steuart

Michael John, 711 Mission

Mier & Williams, 39 Turk

Miller Hermann, 1321, 17th

Miller James H., 160,3d

Miller John H., 368,3d

Miller & Boje, 618, 6th

Miller & Freese, 417 East North

Milloglav Nicholas P., 604 Battery

Minderman Henry, 1440 Howard

Minor & Sillery, 1343 Market

Mintun Charles, NW cor 30th and Florida

Miro Jacques, 1338 Stockton

Misch Frederick, NW cor 14th and Harrison

Mitchel Charles, 501 Montgomery Av

Mitchell Charles F., 231 and 344 Kearny

Mitchell John L.., 1 Taylor

Mitchell Michael, 823 Howard

Mitchell William, 5i5 Market

Mitchell & Peggs, 133, 3d

Modry, Kahn & Co., 131, 3d

Moffltt Bridget S., 364 Clementina

Moller John, SE cor Fremont and Mission

MoUer William H., 809-811 Kearny

Molloy Mary, 55 Clementina

Molloy William, 30 East

Monighettiifc Marioni, 666 Howard

Monnier George, 1153 Howard

Monnier Peter, 835 Valencia

Monroe Harry, SE cor Jackson and Kearny

Moore Henry, 5 East

Moore John A., 773 Market

Moore & Thomas, 508 Market

Moorish Thomas I., 313 Stevenson

Moreas & Brazil, 429 Pacific

Morfltt Arthur, 1303 Dupont

Morris Edward, 131 O'Farrell

Morris Robert N.. 311 Stevenson

Morris Thomas J., 160. 1st

Mount Samuel R., 313 Montgomery

Mueh & Lynch, 1411 Stockton

Mueller John, 1101 Folsom

Mueller & Co., 120 California

Muheim John, 345, 4th

Muirhead John B.,3 Hayes and 1604 Market

Mulcahy Patrick W., 601, 3d

Mullen Michael, 650 Sacramento

Muller Fred C, 1749 Mission

Muller Gottfried, SW cor California and Mont-
gomery

Muller H. & Co., SE cor Fremont and Howard

Muller Henry, 520 Pacific

Muller & Kaufman, 251, 5th

Mullhaupt Rudolph, 416 Dupont

Murphy James W., 622, 24th

Murphy John, SE cor 18th and Castro

Murphy Thomas, 106 Pacific

Murphy Thomas C, 1501 Market

Murphy Timothy C, NE cor 4th and Howard

Murphy W. cor Sagamore and San Jose Av

Murphy & Delehanty, SE cor Eddy and Mason

Murray Oliver P., 312 Washington

Murray Thomas, 3101 Mission

Murray William R., S s Tonquin bet Baker and
Broderick

Murtha James, 1726 Market

Muth Jacob, 403 Pine

Myers & Brownell, 210 Bush

Myser Joseph W., 33 Eddy

Nager & Baumann, 3600 Mission

Nagle & Donnelly, 1425 Market

Naithardt Henry, 11 Jackson

Nally & Rogers, 711 Howard

Nardini A. & Co., 123 Jackson

Nash William, 300 Folsom

NaumannKate Mrs., 215, 3d

Neelsen John, 12 Howard

Neilsen James H., 66-68 Oregon

Neller & Schirmer. 409 Sansome

Nelson Alfred, 19 Steuart

Nelson August, 4 Washington

Nelson Charles J., 2C03 Union

Nelson John, 315 Folsom

Nelson Neils, 136 Oregon

Nelson Peter, 411 Drumm

Nessier Peter, 7 Stevenson

Neuhaus Herman, NW cor Bush and Montgom-
ery

Nevraumont Bros., Ill, 8th

New York Casino, 143, 4th

Newhoff Harry, 318 Montgomery

Newman Charles, 700 Market

Newton Edwin D., 1001 Market

Nicholas George, San Bruno Av nr Army

Nichols William M., 2201 Powell

Nicol Duncan, SE cor Montgomery and Wash,-
ington

Nigro & Zito, 1313 Dupont

Nihan Michael J., SE cor Mason and Bay

Nile Joseph, 134, 8th

Niles Ferdinand, 115, 11th

Niquet Charles, 14 Geary

Nobmann A. Frederick, SW cor East and Jack-
son

Nodet Octave, 513 Montgomery

Nolan Bryan J., 333, 4th

Noll Jacob, 24, 9th

Noonan Edward, 6 Spring

Noonan Mary Mrs., 616, 6th

Normand Eugene, 617'^ Valencia

Normann Otto, 411 Bush

Nugent John, 106 Steuart

O'Brien Austin, 33 Pacific

O'Brien James & Son, 5 LeidesdorS

O'Brien John F., 8-14 O'Farrell

O'Brien Julia Miss, 1110 Battery

O'Brien Margaret Mrs., 17 Chesley

O'Brien Peter, 113 Vallejo

O'Connell Bros., 336, 4th

O'Connell Daniel, 203 Post

O'Connor James, 401 Harrison

O'Connor John, 531, 1st

O'Connor Luke, 211, 8th

O'Connor Mary Mrs., 335, 5th

O'Dea Michael, 940 Bryant

O'Donnell Bridget Mrs., 20 Everett

O'Donnell Patrick, 808 Kentucky

O'Donnell & Dearin, 5 Grant Av

O'Dowd Bros., 143, 5th

O'Hare James, 666 Mission

O'Keefe John, 2151/2, 12th

O'Keeffe Daniel J. A., 1800 Polk

O'Leary James, 715 Natoma

O'Leary Patrick, 611 Tennessee

O'Mara Thomas, 1156 Mission

O'Neill Mary Mrs., 254 Brannan

O'Reagan Batholomew, 249 Stevenson

O'Reilly Jeremiah, SE cor Valencia and 25th

O'Reilly John P., NW cor Spring and Summer

O'Rourl^e John, 908 Illinois

O'Shea Richard, 416, 4th

O'Shea Thomas, 480 Jessie

Oakville Wine Co., SW cor Folsom and Army

Obermever T. F. A.. 620 Market

Oberst Frank, 213, 3d

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Offermann & Rohde, 652, 4th

Okerblad Joseph, 16, 5th

OUvar Leonardo, 236 Montgomery Av

Olmo & Ferrari, 433a Broadway

Olsen C. Frederick, 29 Montgomery Av

Olsen Reinert, 214 Jackson

Olson Alexander, 454 Main

Olson & Anderson, 900 Kearny

Oppenheimer I. & Co., 1911 Hyde

Ortion Auguste, 235 Montgomery Av

Ortion & Gerhardt, 125 Powell

Osborn&Co., 16 Market

Osmer & Co., 200 Brannan, NW cor Spear and
Bryant and NW cor Folsom and East

Ostlund Charles, SW cor 3d and King

Otersen Henry, 35 Post

Paganucci Bros., 110 Pacific

Page Ernest H.. 19 East

Paint Louis, 819 Stockton

Paoletti & Micheli, 225 Broadway

Pape Frederick L. M., NW cor Jackson and
Battery

Pape Henry, 117 O'Farrell

Parker J. M. & Co., 206 Sutter

Pastene Ricardo, 627 Vallejo

Patnaude & Labordette, SW cor O'Farrell and
Taylor

Patrick George, 816 Sansome

Patton & McClain, 1652 Market

Paulsen Christine, 714 Bryant

Paulsen Henry W., 250 Spear

Paulucci Albani, 1630!^ Eddy

Paymiller John, 700 Sansome

Payne William H., NE cor 3d and Brannan

Pearce John Q., 507 Minna

Peard Henry, 213 Larkin

Pechin Charles, 1906 Polk

Pedelie Frank, 625 Kearny

Pedranzini Joseph, 3 Jackson

Pedrazzi & Gianettoni, 150, 5th

PeinBros.,NE cor Powell and Ellis and NE
cor 3d and Mission

Pellegrini Orlando W., 1529 Stockton

Perfetto & Pagano, 1313 Dupont

Perich Martin, NE cor 1st and Brannan

Perkins & Lamb, 435 California

Perley & George, 205 Post

Perrey Leon, 317 Grant Av

Perrier Alfred, 220 Stockton

PerrinBros., 139,9th

Perron Philip, 629 Davis

Persson Ole, 211 Steuart

Perz Mathew, 427, 4th

Peteri John H., SW cor Market and 4th

Peters Bros., 514 Montgomery and 643 Kearny

Peters Bros., Lake nr 13th Av

Peters John, 801, 4th

Peters Joseph, 120^/^ Jackson

Petersen Christian, 746, 4th

Petersen & Christensen, 901 Kearny

Peterson Andrew R., 160 Steuart

Peterson Hannah Mrs., 8 Commercial

Peterson John, SW cor Railroad Av and 8th Av
South

Peterson Olof F.,NW cor Howard and East

Patterson Nils, 1421Tonquin

PeyreJean, 1601 Market

Peyre Leon, 153 Valencia

Pfanz Frederick, 500, 6th

Pfeifer George P., W s 1st Av South nr Rail-
road Av

Phemester W. B., 400, 4th

Philbon Michael, 53 Everett

Phillips William. 141,5th

Pidancet Sebastian, 9^4 Taylor

Pierce Michael J., 1633 Market

Pike Harry W., NE cor Steiner and Hermann

Pischi Emil, 214, 8th

Pittlick Matthew, 23, 6th

Plant Ham H., 113, 6th

Plath William, 2440 California

Plumel John F., 18 Stockton

Pohl Frederick, SE cor 20th and Folsom

Pon John B., 639 California

Pontac Peter, 138,5th

Pope John, 501, 5th

Porter Robert, 831 Kearny

Porter & Spingler, 1016 Market

Pound Margaret, 455 Clementina

Powell Anthony M., 200 Market

Power William, 519 Mission

Powers Johanna Mrs., 264 Brannan

Pregge Henry, 305 East North

Prentice Zachariah, 1514 Kentucky

Progress Saloon and Restaurant, 327-329 Bush

Proquitte Richard, SE cor Battery and Jackson

Prunty & Murphy, 144, 3d

Purcell David, 102 Central Av

Purnhagen William, 1081 Market

Putzman & Schurmann. .341 Pine

Quaresma Antonio L., 325 Drumm

Queisalo & Ratto, 1858 Howard

Queyrel Ferdinand, 625 Pacific

Quigg Henry, SiT-A, 5th

Quilici Bros., 632 Broadway

Quilici & Tofanelli, 1 Montgomery Av

Rademaker John M., 211 Kearny

Radovich Bros., 29 Geary

Radovich John L., 328 Pine

Radovich John S., 517 Sansome

Radulovich Spiro, 1226 Polk

Rakeman Frederick, 729, 5th Av

Ramos Francisco M., 317 Drumm

Ramos V. J., 317 Pacific

Ramsey Nicholas, 829 Kearny

Ranken J. H., Ocean House Road junction Cor-
bett Av

Raschen Henry, 220-224 Pacific

Rasmussen Erik, SE cor Hyde and Union

Rasmussen H. C, NE cor Laguna and Union

Rastorfer Fred, 627 Sacramento

Ratuiyo Matthias, 251 Steuart

Razzetto Fortunato, 527 Washington

Reardon D. F., 2500 California

Reblin Carl, 17V2 Steuart

Rech Joseph, 539 California

Redding Jacob. 1217 Market

Reddy Kate Mrs., 502 Beale

Reed Joseph, 617, 17th

Reese George, NE cor Howard and Main

Regan Elizabeth Mrs., 1725 Mission

Regan J. J., SW cor 5th Av South and M

Regan Timothy, 256 Minna

Regli John, W s Mission Road nr County Line

Regli Robert, 401 Pine

Rehwald Charles F., 1073 Market

Reichmuth Crank, 215 Steuart

Reichmuth Louis, NE cor Nebraska and 25th

Reidy John, 212, oth

Reidy Martin, 158 Steuart

Reilly Bartholomew, 354, 3d

Reilly Bros., 805 Howard

Reilly Michael, 83 Clementina

Reilly Patrick, 3339 Mission

Reinecke William, 824 Howard

Reissinger Michel, 316, 5th

Reiter Prosper, SE cor Larkin and O'Farrell

Reitter Louis, 126 O'Farrell

Remy T., 1224 Mason

Rencurel Marie, 1771 Howard and NE cor Do-
lores and 17th

Repsold A. & Co., 517 California

Resing John, W s Mission Road opp Old St.
Mary's College

Revert Alphonse, 700 Bryant

Ricconi Olinto, 1501 Kentucky

Richardson Charles H., 40 Moss

Richardson Margaret Mrs., NE cor 6th Av and
Fulton

Richardson Thomas, 593, 6th

Richert A., 1314 Larkin

Riley J. G., 1300 Folsom

Rinks K. Mrs., 854 Howard

Riordan & McGovern, 1180 Mission

Rispaud Pierre, 501, 6th

Ritter Paul, NE cor 7th Av and Fulton

Roach Jeremiah E., 1048 Howard

Robbins John, 533 Pacific

Robert Peter, 1239 Stockton

Roberts Mary Mrs., 16 Folsom

Robin Adrien, 610, 4th

ROBIN HOOD SALOON, SW cor Stockton and
O'Farrell

Roche Dennis D., 825 Folsom

Roche & O'Hare, 212, 8th

Rodden Cornelius, 711 Natoma

Rode & Nielsen, 431 Jessie

Rodefeld & Wrede, 105-107 Grant Av

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Rohr William F. H., 243, 2d

Rohrs George H., SE cor Haight and Scott

Rojas Jesus M., Railroad Av nr 16tli Av South

Roller William, 1237 Market

Rollet Thomas W., 3553 Fillmore

Roseleaff John, 20 Folsom

Rosengarn Henry, 3432 Mission ,

Rossi John F., 207 Washington

Rothenberg M. & Co., 423 Kearny

Rothenberger T. K.. 501 Post

Rothschild Henry, 429 Montgomery Av

Rothschild i& Helms, NW cor Powell and O'Far-

rell
Rottanzi G., 1012 Valencia and 1027 Market
Roux Irene, 1918 Fillmore
Rowe & Petterson, 541 California
Roza & Silveira, 411 Pacific
Rumetsch & Walther, 207 Grant Av
Rusch John J., 17, 7th
Russell Edward, 5 Polk
Rutemann John, 600, 7th
Ryall John, 3 Pacific
Ryan Arthur W., SW cor Railroad Av and 17th

Av South
Ryan James, NW cor 1st and Howard
Ryan James E., 309, 3d
Ryan Martin, 8&4 Howard
Ryan Michael, 5 Commercial
Ryan Michael, 53'/i City Hall Av
Ryan Philip, 858 Howard
Sainsot Annie Mrs., 200 Mission
Sale George, NE cor Fulton and 1st Av
Sambuck & Mengola, 1201 Front
Sancken O., 301 Broderick
Sandelin Frank, 212 Steuart
Sandersfeld Frederick, 33, 3d
Sandlin James E., 109 Larkin
Sandoz Numa, 443 Bush
Sanguinetti Mary, 1506 Powell
Sawyer Thomas, 935 Mission
Sbragia Angelo, 509 Washington
Scanlon F. J., SE cor Point Lobos and 30th Avs
Sohaefer John J., 952 Howard
Schafer Albert R., SW cor Baker and Jefferson
Scharff John, SW cor Folsom and 19th
Scheggia Charles, 537 Broadway
Sohiafflno & Kredewahn, SW cor Union and

Front
Schild Henry, 2300 Powell
Schlaudecker M., 527 Clay
Schlewick Simon, 3275 Mission
Schlieker Henry, 401 Spear
Schloh & Foesten, 423 Bush
Schlotzhauer George, 320 O'Farrell
Schlotzhauer Paul, 702 Larkin
Schluter Daniel, 3 Steuart
Schmalz William A., 7 Hardie PI
Schmid Maria Mrs., 16 Point Lobos Av
Schmidt Christian, 112 Drumm
Schmidt Christian H., 417 Battery
Schmidt Louis, 204 Sacramento
Schmitt August, 613 Montgomery
Schneele Leonhardt, 120 Leidesdorfi
Schneider F. C, 2234 Union

Schneider J. N., cor Capitol and Holloway Avs
Schneider & Schneider, 327 Montgomery Av
Schnor John, SE cor Kentucky and Merrimac
Schoembs Anton, 513-517 Montgomery Av
Schreiber William, 21 Kearny
Schroeder Henry J., l.So Folsom
Schroeder William, 429 Montgomery Av
Schroeder William G., 925 Mission
Schroeder & Grabau, 873 Market
Schroth Julius, SE cor Market and 10th
Schuldt John, 501 Dupont
Schuler & Scheben, 133, 7th
Schulter Daniel, SE cor Mission and Beale
Schulz Otto, 1053 Market
Schulz Charles, 714 Washington
Schulz Henry, 31,5th
Schumacher Frederick, 36 Steuart
Schumacher & Janssen, 1001 Valencia
Schurbohm Henry, 602 Mission
Schuur Henry, W s San Bruno Av opp 15th Av

South
Schuur J. H., NE cor 4th and Brannan
Schwalenberg George C. A., 108, 1st

Schwark Wilhelm, 1600 Mission

Schwartz & Meyer. 1 Market

Schwarz Charles, NE cor Baker and Jefferson

Schwarz Henry, SE cor Mission Road and Sick-
les Av

Schwarz & Beth, junction O'Farrell and Market

Schwarzmann Max, 433 Pacific

Schwender Louis D., 331, 5th

Schwiem & Zander. 649 Clay

Schwormstede Bros., 318 Brannan

Scott Frank H., SW cor Post and Fillmore

Scremin Joseph, 700 Filbert

Searight William, 637 Clay

Sears William M., 105 Grant Av

Sears & Foley, NW cor East and Washington

Seaton Matthew S., SE cor 1st Av South and
Railroad Av

Seeba John H., 310 Kearny

Seeba & Bohlen, 714 Kearny and 629 Montgomery

Seebach Peter, 707 Mission

Seeber & Stone, 15, 6th

Seemann Charles L.. 516 Kearny

Segelcke Henry F., NW cor 1st and Stevenson

Seiver William T., 1st Av South nr Railroad Av

Serres John, SE cor 4th and Howard

Seyden Arnold R., 418 Hayes

Shade J. H., NE cor California and Central Av

Shakles Andrew, 2.33, 6th

Shannon William, 209 Ellis

Shaw Thomas W., 634 Market

Shea Cornelius, 119, 4th

Shea Thomas O., 480 Jessie

Shea & Donohue, 129, 3d

Short David M., 1707 Devisadero

Siebenthaler Philip, 731, 5th Av

Siebs Henry, 109 Market and 227 Montgomery

Sievert Ferdinand, 142 Berry

Signoux Claude, 508 Bush

Silva Peter, 313 Pacific

Silver Joseph L.. 811(4 Kearny

Simon Emil, 609 Clay and 714 Washington

Sivertsen Martin O., NE cor Howard and Steu-
art

Slavin Patrick , 546, 6th

Smadeke W. & Co.. SW cor 8th and Mission

Smale William, 504 Napa

Smallbone Charles R., 713 Mission

Smidt & Zapfle, SW cor Mission and 7th

Smith Charles, 819 Kearny

Smith Henry C 609 Davis

Smith Henry W., 732, 4th

Smith J. J., 501 Folsom

Smith John, 730 Minna

Smith John H., 405 Washington

Smith John J., 501 Folsom

Smith John W., 727. 4th

Smith Michael H., 115 Larkin

Smith Nellie Mrs., SE cor Post and Central Av

Smith Thomas B., 346, 3d

Smith William H., 522 Battery

Smith & Brown, 12 Ellis

Smith & Mayers, 913 Kearny

Smith & Nagelmaker, 222, 4th

SMOOT &RICE, SW cor Stockton and O'Farrell

Smyth John, 48 Grove

Soehl J. H.. 751 Sacramento

Sohl John, SE cor Taylor and Bay

Solven Charles, 152 Steuart

Spargo & Shea, SW cor Broderick and Jefferson

Speckter Richard H., N s Brannan nr Fremont

Speckter& Knowles, 17 Turk

Sperisen John F., 10 Albion Av

Spiering Henry, 314 Front

Spitz Louis, 130, 4th

Spreen William, 300 Railroad Av

Squires Frederick R., NW cor 15th Av South
and Railroad Av

Stademann Peter J., NW cor 5th and Townsend

Stahr Hans P. A., 105 Berry

Stalt Charles, 311 Grant Av

Stammer John C, 301 Battery

Stefani Pietro, 428 Broadway

Steflens D. & C, SE cor Davis and Washington

Stein Hugh V , 659 Clay

Steinauer Benjamin, 244 Sutter

Steinbrecher Robert, 211 Leidesdorff

Steljes Herman, 1016 Polk

Stellmann John A., 100. 6th

Stensland Charles, 27 East

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Stenson Patrick, 914 Illinois

Stepp & Straub, 16-18 Geary

Stevens Richard, 34, 2d

Stevens & Lumsden, 210 Grant Av

Stewart Sarah Mrs., 526, 3d

Stier Anton, 3043, 16th

Stock & Eschenhorst, 454, 7th

Stover Henry K., NE cor 16th and Howard

Straub August, 632, 4th

Streiff Peter, SW cor Minna and Lafayette

Strelow & Horstman, 65, 4th

Strohl Gottfried, 640 Green

Struckmann William, NE cor Beale and Folsom

Stuhlmacher William M. B., 621, 6th

Sturcke & Cordes, 3277 Mission

Sturla & Figone, 425 Broadway

Suhr August, SE cor Eddy and Pierce

Sullivan Bridget Mrs., 148 Shipley

Sullivan Jeremiah, 1502 Kentucky

Sullivan William A., 215, 6th

Sullivan William J., 424, 9th

Sullivan William J., SW cor Market and 2d

Sundberg Jokela, 47 Sacramento

Surhoff Henry F., SW cor 4th and Howard

Sutter George. 610, 7th

Sutter Gottlieb L., NW cor Sutter and Polk

Svilovich N., 810, 6th

Swain Charles, 350 Brannan

Swan Frederick B., 115 Eddy

Swan F. W. & E., NE cor Point Lobos and 24th

Avs
Sweeney John J., 141, 2d
Sweetman Joseph, 785 Folsom and 812, 6th
Tadeucci Ferdinand, 1012 Kearny
Tamm & Dunn, SE cor Fulton and Devisadero
Tampcke John, 1100 Dupont
Tavares Manuel, 102 Jackson
Taylor James, NE cor Greenwich and Baker
Teaney John F., 1103 Kentucky
Techau R. J. & Co., cor Market, City Hall Square

and City Hall Av
Teese Louis Jr., 434 Kearny
Tessandori A. & Co., 112!4 Jackson
Tevendale I. S. R., 536 Sacramento
Thomas Merrill J., 817 Kearny
Thomas Samuel, 816 Howard
Thomas & Johnson, 628 Mission
Thompson Alexander, 831 Mission
Thompson Frank, 535 Howard
Thomson Colin, Point Lobos and 43d Avs
Thornton Frank, 22, 14th
Thornton Peter, 215 Vallejo
Thrane Christian, 2301 Mission
Tienken Henry, 3352 Mission
Tierney Matthew, 16 Heron
Tie^.jen Henry, NW cor 3d and Berry
Tietjen & Schwerin, 906 Kearny
TobinD. J., 210 Post
Tobin& Allen, 311, 4th
To-Kalon Wine Co., 1372 Market
Tominski Theodore, 30, 4th
Toner Hugh, 818, 3d

Toner Patrick M., NE cor Bryant and Beale
Toomey Dennis S., SE cor Kentucky and Solano
Torre Constantino, 925 Montgomery
Torre & Demattei, 1301 Dupont
Totman & O'Neill, 213 O'Farrell
Tracy Michael, 1201 Folsom
Trapet John P., 641 Ellis
Trefz Adolph. 533a Sacramento
Tresch Joseph, 329 Pacific
Trost Louis P., 616 Clay
Tscharner & Seiler, 112 Geary
Tumelty John, NW cor 24th and Mission
Turato John, 449 Broadway
Turbiville & Farrar, 422, 5th Av
Turner Patrick, NE cor Beale and Bryant
Tuvaret Peter, 824 Montgomery
Umfrid William, NW cor Treat and 24th
TJrbach Ignatz, 1028 Folsom
Urry Daniel B., 309, 4th

Vaccaro Victor, NW cor Varennes and Union
Vaissiere Theophile, 3121, 16th
Valente Eugene, 1028 Battery
Van Bergen August, 425 Sansome
Vandervoort David, 325 Sansome
Varni & Biasotti, 759, 7th
Vasquez Raymond, 1321 Dupont
Vaudagna & Davini, 1411 Dupont

Vauthier Alfred (estate of), 1301 Stockton

Verdon Michael J., 39 East

Verges J. P., Ws Mission Road nr Onondaga Av

Vogel & Holler, 22 Stockton

VolkmanF. H., 502, 2d

Von Bargen Ernest, NW cor Hayes and Brod-
erick

Von Bargen & Niehlson, 239 East

Vonder Nienburg William A., SW cor Califor-
nia and Drumm

Von Harten Louis, Railroad Bridge and Mer-
rimac

VonOehsen Hermann E., SW cor 4th and King

von Staden George, 501 Davis

Voss Hans, 1507 Kentucky

Voyer John, SE cor Powell and Beach

Vuscovich Spiro, 537 Clay

Vuscovich & Balich, 1600 Polk

Wachter William F., 112 Berry

Wack John, 309, 49th Av

Wagner Edward L., 931 Kearny

Wagner John, 547 Howard

Wahl & Strohl, 562 Brannan

Wahlberg John, 210 Steuart

Walker Joseph M., San Bruno Av nr Silver Av

Wallace William, 1509 Valencia

Waller Christian, 1524 Market

Walsh James, 316, 4th

Walsh Richard, 918 Howard

Walsh Thomas J., 630 Mission

Walterstein Albert, 312 Sansome

Wamser&Bofinger, 10, 6th

Wannemacher Robert, 600 McAllister

Warnecke Henry, 115 Turk

Waters Herbert C, NE cor Drumm and Com-

Watts John, 317 East North

Webb & Leary, 120 Bryant

Webster John, 29 Pacific

Wehner Henry G., 3747 Broderick

Wehr John, 1318 Howard

Wehring Charles. 431 Bush

Wehrli Samuel, 513 Kearny

Welch Michael, 27 Minna

Wellmann & Hoffman, SE cor Duncan and
Dolores

Welsh John C, 902 Illinois

Welsh Owen, 821 Folsom

Wenes Victor, 532'/^ Pine

Werner Robert, 238, 6th

Wessling Edward, 1345 Valencia

Wetjen D., SW cor 5th and Berry

Wettstein Edward, W s Mission nr Tingley

Wey rather Ferdinand, 2767, 16th

Whalen Charles, 718 Tehama

White Albert, 419 East North

White George W., 532 Pacific

White Timothy J.. 1806 Market

Whittingham & Mosher, 702 Howard

Wiese Charles H., 37 East

Wiese John, NW cor Mission and 16th

Wiesmann Jacob, 1940 Market

Wiesmann & Bruening, 130, 3d

Wilkens Charles R., SE cor McAllister and
Webster

Wilkens Ernest O., 3206 California

Wilkens Otto F., 633 Sacramento

Wilkins James M., NE cor 8th Av and Fulton

Wilkens & Pearson, Cliff House

Wilkinson Harper, 3557 Fillmore

Williams George H., 8 Clay

Willmann Herman, SW cor Commercial and
Drumm

Wilson John W., cor Silver and San Bruno Avs

Windrow John, SW cor 26th and Mission

Winkler Charles, 1125 Dupont

Winkler Julius, NE cor New Montgomery and
Howard

Winter Andrew, 15 Howard

Winter John F., 701 Montgomery Av

Winter Kasten, 601 East

Wissel Henry, 519, 6th

Wissinger John W., 310 Montgomery

Wittenberg & Boese, 45, 3d

Wobber Henry, SE cor Mission and 11th

Wobber William, NE cor Grove and Devisadero

Woebcke & Von Staden, SW cor Ellis and Lea-
venworth

Woenne Frank, 29, 3d

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Woerz Gottlieb H., 429 Bush

Wohlke S. E. Mrs.. 2300-2306 McAllister

Wolf Elias, 1 Plymouth Av

Wolf Emil. SE cor Battery and Vallejo

Wolf Henry, 4171/2 Davis

Woods James, SE cor Delaware Av and Old

San Jose Road
Woods, Munn & Twomey, 9 Powell
WredeCord, NE cor Gough and Haight
Wrede & Weber, N W cor Clay and East North
Wright James F., 239, 3d
Wurthman Bernhard, 1342 Stevenson
Wurthmann & Schlueter, 509, 2d
Yellowstone The, 22 Montgomery
Yeoman William. 3509 Baker

___ York William & Co., 2 California

^^ . Young America Saloon, NE cor Steuart and
M Howard

"■^ — Zeiro Filippo, 420 Pacific

^^ «) Zillig Jacob Mrs., 345 Jessie

^^ ^ Zimmerman Albert, N W cor Clay and Davis

"r— « P Zimmermann L. H., 514V4 Battery
^*r Zinkand Cafe, 923-929 Market

09 rt Zocchi Bros., 523 Union

«3 S. Zoller William, 1 Geary

gR "^ Zopp & Rahe, 529 Pine

(i— > Zumaherhous John, 220 Kearny

^""^ Zwick A. Company, 2126 Misson

Zwissig John, W s Mission opp Silver Av

^^^ Lithographers.

^^-i BAKER GEORGE H., 2815 Green

Bosqui Engraving and Printing Co., 523 Clay
Brewster Charles U. & Co., 432 Montgomery
Britton & Rey, 525 Commercial
Calvert Lithographing and Engraving Co. (of

Detroit, Mich.). 207 Battery, room 31
CROCKER H. S. CO., 215-219 Bush
DAKIN PUBLISHING CO., 320 Sansome
Dickman- Jones & Co., 510-514 Polsom
DattoD & Partridge, 212-214 California
Ellis & Co., 420 Montgomery, room 37
GALLOWAY LITHOGRAPHING CO.. 418^22

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Harnett Edward, 432 Montgomery, room 18
MeighanT. P. & Co., 320 Sansome, room 27
MYSELL, ROLLINS CO. THE, 22 Clay
Roesch Louis Co., 320 Sansome
SCHMIDT LABEL AND LITHOGRAPHIC CO.,
17-31 Main

Schmidt Label S Lithographic Co.

LITHOGRAPHERS
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PRINTERS
17=31 Main Street, S. F.

The Union Lithograph Co.,

316 Sacramento

Waugaman A. H. & Co., 540 Clay

* Lithographic Materials.
CALIFORNIA INK CO., E. L. Hueter (inks),
413-415 Commercial

Live Stock Dealers.

Bayley Simeon S., 331 Kearny

Burge Simeon S.. 1605 Harrison

California Horse Repository, 510 Van Ness Av

Crummey James, 5.30 Clay

CuUigan Michael, Connecticut nr 17th

Donnelly, Dunne &Co., 601 California

Grothwohl Solomon, W s San Bruno Av nr 28th

Healy Mathew, 1701 Harrison

Horan James D., SW cor 10th and Bryant

Humboldt Land and Cattle Co., 331 Pine

Jehly & Davis, 426 Valencia

Jones James M., 331 Kearny

Jordan Valley Stock Co., 128-129 Crocker Bldg

Kahn & Levy, cor Mission Road and Silver Av
Las Animas Land and Cattle Co., 331 Pine
Miller & Lux, 508 California, room 17
Oregon Stock and Butchering Co., 180 Crocker

Bldg
Pacific Live Stock Co., office 508 California
Rosenberg Moses, 1822V2 Howard
Salomon I. L., cor San Bruno and Silver Avs
Schafer William, 27th Av South nr P
Schoenfeld Jacob, 331 Kearny
Schuster Frank, 21st Av South nr I
South & Burton, cor Harrison and 12th
Sweeney E. B., Mission Road opp St. Mary's

College
Switzer George S., NE cor 12th and Harrison
Sullivan & Doyle, 325, 6th

Watsonville Creamery and Cattle Co., 327 Mar-
ket
Wood & Stevens, NW cor 9th and Sheridan

Livery Stables.

(See Stables— Livery.)

Loan Agents.
Ankel Harry, 6 Mills Bldg, 5th floor
Buckingham Aurelius E., 520-521 Safe Deposit

Bldg
Curtis & Bowley, 32 Mills Bldg, 2d floor •
Dewing Archibald A., 508 Montgomery
Fife & Co., 632 Market
Francis Harry, 69-71 Chronicle Bldg
Fuller Clifford A., 3 Mills Bldg, 2d floor
Harvey Le Roy G. & Co., 518 Montgomery
Hunt George H., 210 Sansome
Johns A. F. & Co., 632 Market
Joost & Wooley, 532 Market
Masten N. K.. 3 Crocker Bldg
Melone Drury, 419 California, room 22
Metzger Morris, 62 Columbian Bldg
Naylor Charles S., 8 Mills Bldg. 8tb floor
Pierce H. & W., 728 Montgomery
Rolls John S., 425 Montgomery
Salomon Sylvain & Co., 214 Safe Deposit Bldg
Snow Harvey W., 318 Pine
Toplitz Joseph B., 330 Pine
Ward William H., 137 Montgomery
Wassermann E. & Co., 310 Sansome
Went worth & Lang, 104 Sutter

[ Wright John W. & Co., 628 Market

I Oakland.

Moss J. W. , 958 Broadway

Loan Associations.

(See Building and Loan Associations.)

* Loans.
WASSERMANN E. & CO., 310 Sansome

• Lock Experts.

Ensign William F., 318 Market
Periam C. J. & Co., 40-42 Main
WEST M. G., 6 California

* Locks,

(See also Hardware.)
Cincinnati Safe and Lock Co., 318 Market
Diebold Safe and Lock Co., 6 California

Locksmiths.

Bachman Jacob, 729 Clay
Baker Melville C, 607 Mission
Bertrand Emil F., 1603 Buchanan
Bien Joseph, 404 Sacramento
Borman William H., 412, 5th
Brunette Paul, 508 Commercial
Camous Andre, 436 Bush
Cereghino Carlo, 3341 Mission
Coomas JohnB., 106 Powell
Gushing Henry A., 1704 Polk
Davidson James C, 724'/i Market
Duchene Jean, 918 McAllister
Dupas Amedee, 673 Mission
Fautz Henry, 47 Clay
Fischer Alwin, 3007, 16th
Fleischel G. & Co., 612 California

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Frizzi August, 1324 Polk

Goinct Victor, 1017 Kearny

Gotterke & Low, 414 Larkin

Guscetti C. P., 606 Post

Harris, Oswald & Noble, 208 Leidesclorff

Hazazer Moses, 344 Kearny

Hyman Aaron, 238 Post

Kennedy & Fitzgerald, 45, llth

Klumpke John W., 225 O'Farrell

Knott A. L., 641 Post

Krefting Charles, 1436 Fulton

LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

Large T. W., 513 Bush

Lehnig Hermann, 319, 5th

Linforth Alfred, 821 Valencia

McDonald James, 1740 Market

Michel Frank, 1117 Folsom

Monkcom Charles J., 1083 Howard

Motte Alexander, 906 Pacific

Newman Philip, UOdV^ Ellis

Paetzold Benjamin, 1317 Mission

PeriamC. J. & Co., 40-42 Main

Poushkin John, 418 Larkin

Rabjohn Edwin Jr., 1019 Market and 125, 10th

Reinhardt G., 763 Mission

Rickey & Co., 2122 Fillmore

Rosenthal Philip A., 81, 9th

Rubell Joseph, 589 Ash Av

Sangster Robert, 1015^4 Valencia

Schimetschek Morris, 523 Hayes

Schmitz Frani, 1563 Market

Schoeneman Fred, 604 Mission

Severin Charles, 1028 Sutter

Simpson Hyram, 649 Mission

Teichert Adolph H., 532, 24th

Todt John, 119 Leidesdorfl

Vanni Marsiglio, 722 Front

Wacker Adolf, 616 Green

Wallmann Rudolph, 227 Ellis

* Locomotives.

Arnold N. S. Hardware Co., 23 Davis
LA.WSON F. A. & CO., 123 California, room 15
Union Iron Works, 222 Market
Williams. Dimond <& Co., agents Baldwin Lo-
comotive Works, 202 Market

* Locomotives— Logging.
EBY JNO. D. (agents Heisler Geared Locomo-
tive), 17-19 Main

Lodging Houses.

Abbott House, 109, 5th

Acme House, 957-961 Market

Adams House, 519 Sacramento

Adams Otis, 200 Turk

Adel John, 612 Howard

Adelphia House, 909 Kearny

Ahkmann Thomas, 131 East

Albemarle House, 8 Mason

Abertin Julia Mrs., 822 Larkin

Allen Charlotte Mrs., 413, 4th

Anderson Gustave, 52, 3d

Anderson Mary Mrs., 2 Washington

Anderson Peter, 2013 Folsom

Anglade John, 603 Pine

Antrim H. D. Mrs., 807 California

Arcade House, 45 Sacramento

Arcade The, 917 Market

Arion House, 13-15 Page

Armbruster Barbara Mrs., 118 Grant Av

Armstrong Lucy A. Mrs., 923 Washington

Astor House, 522 Pine

Audet Louis, 20 O'Farrell

Auld M. I. Mrs., 537 Howard

Ayers Lizzie Mrs., 112 Taylor

Babbitt J. H. Mrs., 1015 Market

Baettge Charles, 3 East

Bahlle Louisa Mrs., 630 Sacramento

Baker William R., 705 Mission

Bailey Sarah M., 757 Howard

Bailey Shepard D., 1 Jackson

Barker John, 829 Stevenson

Barley Adolphus M., 1113'/^ Howard

Barry Hannah E. Mrs., 200 Stockton

Bascou Benoit,435 Bush

Bates Carrie M. Miss, 213i^

Baumann Jacob, 621 California

Bedell Charles W., 1320 Market

Bedford E. H. Mrs., 148,6th

Belmond House, 1126 Market

Bellevue House, 801 Vallejo

Bellezer Frank, 5 Washington

Benitz Adolph, 145, 4th and 776 Howard

Bennett Kate Mrs., 107 Turk

Bennett R. Mrs., 316 Post

Berg Rachael Mrs., 118 Jackson

Bernadou Joseph B., 421, 4th

Berton Louis E., 837 Folsom and 856 Howard

Bertrand Auguste, 109 Jessie

Bessieres Vital J., 815 Stockton

Bettis Frank A. Mrs., 310 Stockton

Birkholm & Field, 1045 Market

Bitterlin Joseph, 765 Mission

Bjorman Henry, 9 Clay

Blank Bernhard, 819b Howard

Blenis Jemima, 2000 McAllister

Boden Annie Mrs., 236 Sutter

Bouquet Julia Mrs., 1169 Mission

Bourda John M., 240a Sutter

Bowers Warren O. Mrs., 501 Leavenworth

Bows & Niles, 402 O'Farrell

Boyd Bertha Mrs., 501 Leavenworth

Boyd Fred, 1939 Page

Bradley Ann Miss, 612 Bush

Brady Zella Mrs,, 339 Eddy

Bragg John B., 301 Montgomery Av

Branch House, 861 Market

Brandt Gustav, 263, 3d

Brarens Susan, 435 Bryant

Braun John, 613 Mission

Breen Mary Mrs., 476 Jessie

Brewster Harriet Mrs., 1118 Market

Bronn Elise Mrs., 531 Filbert

Brooklyn Julia Mrs., 304 Sutter

Bruce Joseph, 310 Montgomery Av

Bruggeman Alice, 324^4, 5th

Bruns August, 608, 6th

Buchanan James E., 218, 9th

Buckley John L., 704 Sansome

Buislay August T., 312 Eddy

Brundage E. Miss, 604 Geary

Burke Kate Mrs., 100'4, 2d and 639 Mission

Burke Thomas J., 547, 1st

Burmeister John, 311 Grant Av

Burnett The, 1364 Market

Bury J. A. Mrs., 110, 6th

Buss Josephine Mrs., 434, 2d

Cable Hotel, cor 28th and Valencia

Cadier Jean, 12 Eddy

California House, 626 California

Calin John, 1415 Stockton

Calmon Eugene, 420 (520) Jackson

Cambridge The, 916 Howard

Camille Jules, 502 Bush

Campbell E. Mrs., 783y2 Market

Cantwell Thomas W. , 654 Howard

Capdevielle Germain, 1237 Stockton

Capitol House, 537 Sacramento

Carle Margaret Mrs., 1508 Market

Carlton House, 405 Kearny

Carlson Charles E., 413 East North

Carney Mary, 302, 4th

Caroul John, 156, 3d

Caroul Justin, 114, 4th

Caroul Marie Mrs., 681 Mission

Carpmill Annie Mrs., 202, 2d

Carroll Alice R. Mrs., 1306 Market

Carroll Mary Mrs., 681 Mission

Carter L. A. Mrs., 47 Post

Casavielle Peter, 130072 Stockton

Caselli Antonio, 349-253 Pacific

Cavanagh Mary Mrs., 17 Grant Av

Cavitt William C, 675 Mission

Centennial Lodging House, 118 Drumm

Chandon A., 1532 Polk

Chester House, 1049 Market

Chevalier RoseD., 120, 6th

Chrisman W. C. Mrs., 315 Mason

Church Carrie J., 613 Larkin

City Front Exchange, 48 Sacramento

Clarendon House, 574 Folsom

Clarey Thomas, 1024 Howard

Clark Charles, 17, 4th

Clay Street House, 36 Clay

Clifford Joseph, 821 Howard

Cliseagne Germain, 633 California

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Clow Jane Mrs., 120a Eddy

Cluney Margery Miss, 134114 Market

Coakley Caleb, NE cor Geary and Central Av

Coen Frank, 526 Pine

Collier Mary Mrs., 142, 6tli

Combatalade Adrien, 1313 Stockton

Commercial House, 636 Commercial and 645 Clay

Conrad Henry A., 623 California

Constant R. Mrs., 777 Market

Continental Hotel, 521 Pacilic

Contra Costa House, NE cor Jackson and Drumm

Cook John D. B., 419 Stockton

Cooper Calvin A., 119, 3d

Coppola F. Mrs., 969 Howard

Corbett Ella Mrs., 306 Stockton

Corcoran Annie Mrs., 774 Folsom

Cornyn James, 825 Battery

Cornyn Rose Mrs., 1654 Market

Corona House, 246, 6th

Coso House, 411 Sansome

Coustet Jean, 439 Bush

Cowles I. S. Mrs., 110 Ellis

Creedmore House, 1122 Larkin

Crevling Fannie Mrs., 42 Turk

Cuddy Kate, 1147 Harrison

Culberson Clara Miss, 26, 6th

Cummings Mary A. Mrs., 158-160 Golden Gate

Av
Curby A. C. Mrs., 224, 4th
Curtin John. 334, Main
Curtis C.L., 118 Eddy
Cusick Fannie Mrs., 224, 7th
Cutting Margaret, 53054 Valencia
DabelG. Mrs., 316,4th
Daley Mary A., 653 Folsom
Dalton Mary Mrs., 55, 2d
Dauphin Aime, 150, 4th
Davis Edwinna C. Mrs., 413 Jones
Davis Walter W., 506 Davis
Deegan Mary Mrs., 1129 Mission
DeGerrick Julia Mrs., 309, 3d
Delagnes Henri, 33, 5th
Delgado C. Mrs., 1323 Stockton
Delmonte Giacomo, 604 Vallejo
Demartini Stephen. 14 Union PI
Denn Anna Mrs., 1325-1327 Sansome
Denver House, 217, 3d
Derque Alphonse, 326 Pacific
Descoueyte Annie Mrs., 515 Sacramento
DeSota Nash L., 326 Mason
Despaux Helorine Mrs., 1723 Market
Dettmar Mary Mrs., 706 California
De Walt Melena Mrs., 3M Stockton
De Wolf Louise Mrs., 233, 4th
Dexter S. Mrs., 534 Bush
Doan & Nelson, 505 Post
Docking Joel Mrs., 407 Montgomery Av
Donnelly Peter, 140 Minna
Donovan Nellie Mrs., 783 Mission
Doran Bridget, 81 Natoma
Doscher & Loheide, 136, 4th
Douglass Frank, 1830 Haight
Dow Mary J. Mrs., 448^4, 3d
Dowd Mary Mrs., 78 Natoma
Dowling B. M. Miss, 924 Washington
Drish Ella J. Mrs., 1050 Mission
Dufau M. A. Mrs., 603 Bush
Duncan Amelia Mrs., 115, 7th
Dunlap H. H. & Co., 501 Geary
Duriez Aloise E., 143, 3d
Dwyer Michael, 512 Mission
Dylin Christina, 766i/4 Folsom
Eccleston Laura Mrs., 430 Bryant
Edel John, 612 Howard
Edwards Charles, 517 Pine
Elmer House, 324 Bush
Eltzer Augustus, 118, 1st
Empire House, 639 Clay
Eagelberg C. Mrs., 518 Geary
Englander Lena Miss, 503 Post
Epworth, 10371/2 Market
Erdin Ottilie Mrs., 435, 4th
Esbenshade Joseph B., 4281^, 5th
ESMOND HOUSE THE, 43, 6th
Eureka Valley House, 2658 Market
Everson Mary Mrs., 518 Mission
Excelsior, 39 Turk

Faber S. A. Mrs., 95 Steuart
Fallon Annie Mrs., 1046 Folsom
Farrell Bridget Mrs.. NW cor Sierra and Mary-
land
FarrellJane, 130, 2d
Fau Louis, 901-903 Sacramento
Faubert Frank, 44, 6th
Fauntleroy The, 105 Stockton
Favorite House, 158, 5th
Federal Hotel, 1205 Stockton
Fesler Frederick, 816 Sansome
Fields & Marsh, 149 Taylor
Fisher Annie Mrs., 520 Bush
Fisher Frank, 119 Jackson
Fisk J. Mrs., 122A Geary
Flaherty Louisa Mrs., 1207 Market
Fleming James, 108, 6th
Floyd Elizabeth Mrs., 537 Howard
Foppiano Nicholas, 522 Green
Foppiano & Barbagelata, 628 Broadway
Forster Louis, 117 Steuart
Foster J. Mrs., 204 Ellis

France George W., 6641/2 Howard and 25 Hunt
Francisco Mary Miss, 238, 6th
Francke & Heckert, 634 Pacific
Franconia House, S s San Bruno Av nr Eve
Franklin M. A. Mrs., 303/2 Sutter
Frerichs. Johanna Mrs., 1. 5th
Frye Eliza E. Mrs., 526 Kearny
Fulton House The, 3 Fulton
Galli Angelo, 407 Pacific
Galovich Joseph, 272 Brannan
Garcia Soledad Miss, 1020 Kearny
Gassman House, 428 Broadway
Gercke Hotel. 922 Battery
Gerdes Frederick. 328 Drumm
Germain John, 617 Mission
Germain M. L. Mrs., 201 Powell
Ginaca Martha Mrs., 331 Kearny
Gildea Margaret Miss. 704 Folsom
Gillan John A., 129 Perry
Gingles HattieM. Mrs., 1068 Howard
Gleason James, 1510 Polk
Glenn T. B. Miss, 602 Central Av
Godshall Maggie Mrs.,36i/4 Geary
Goen Pauline Mrs., 816 California
Golden West, 438 Geary
Goldstein Kate Mrs., 51, 3d
Gordon Joseph, 3 Everett
Gorse Antoinette, 1231 Stockton
GoursoUe Adrien, 619i/^ Mission
GRAND PACIFIC THE, 306 Stockton
Grant Mary E. Mrs., 1104 Market and 12 Ellis
Graves Henry, 737 Howard
Greenhalgh John, 207 Post
Gunther& Kewitz, 763 Howard
Hall Daniel K., 1130 Market
Hamilton Caddie Mrs., 5i/4 Grant Av
Hammerschmidt M. F. Mrs., 504 Howard
Hancock House, 781 Mission
Harder John H., 1510 Kentucky
Harding Ralph J., 326 Larkin
Hardy Nicholas, 219 Grant Av
Harfst William, 110 Eddy
Hartmann Edward E., 116, 6th
Hartmann Christopher, 309 Sutter
Harvey Leonard S.; 1119 Mission
Hasselbach George, 201 Steuart
Hasselbush John, 2623 Sutter
Hawthorne The, 1926 Market
Hayes Hannah Mrs., 413 O'Farrell
Heidenthaler Louis, 210 Washington
Hein Crissie, 90714 Mission
Hein Minna Mrs., 24 Mint Av
Heller Thomas D., 116 Eddy
Henderson Jennie B. Miss, 421 Hyde
Hendrickson Annie Mrs., 409 Drumm
Henke Christian C, 28, 7th
Henkel Sophie Mrs., 1122 Market
Henly John, 30 Clay
Hennmg Rebecca Miss, 703 Stockton
Henry Angi'^ Mrs., 1019 Larkin
Hermann Melville, 17 Stockton
Hermann N. Mrs., 116a Grant Av
Heylman Gustavus A., 624 Washington
Hillsdale The, 33, 6th
Hilton Goodwin Mrs., 324 Bush
Himmelmann & Schlichting, 122 Jackson
Hinckley M. B. Mrs., 11 Polk

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Hink P. H. & Co., 534 Washington

Hobson House, 417 Kearny

Hoebel Lena Mrs., 717 Howard

Hoeges J. & Co., 715 Howard

Hoey Ellen Mrs., 157, 7tli

Holm & Saxtorph, 14-16 Ellis

Holmquist Lizzie Mrs., 217 Grant Av

Hoist Jacob D., 231, 2d

Hooker Nellie Miss, 102 Ellis

Hopcraft Eva, 1007 Larkin

Horan Patrick J., 741 Howard

Horrigan James, 132 Taylor

Hotel Couper, NE cor Sth Av and Fulton

Houghton Winnie Mrs., 632 Mission

Howard Lizzie Mrs., 1050 Howard

Howell Hattie Mrs, lOU/z Grant Av

Huber Anna Mrs., 1802 Market

Hubert Pauline Mrs., 568 Mission

Hudspeath John Mrs., 145, 12th

Hueth John, 319 Ellis

Hughes William H., 765 Howard

Hughes William S., 214, 3d

Husson Urbin, 919 Clay

Hyer Henrietta, 405 and ilSYt Geary

Ibos M. J. Mrs., 505 Bush

Inglewood House, 126,5th

Irvingdale The, 626 Eddy

Jacobs H. M. Mrs., 215a Post

James Mary A. Miss, 425 O'Farrell

Jargoyhen A. Mrs., 739 Folsom

Jenkins Alice Mrs., 519, 31

Jessen Soren, 110 Hyde

Johns Ellen Mrs., 502 O'Farrell

Johnson Louis, 227 Jackson

Johnston Mary Mrs., 995 Market

Jones Richard, 704(4 Mission

Jones William, 122 Post

Joseph Martin, 410 Pacific

Jurss & von Ronn, 605 Davis

Juster Edward, 6-10 Montgomery Court

Kane James, 52 Natoma

Keegan John Mrs., 212, 1st

Keller Mary, 221,5th

Kelly Charles Mrs., 231, 3d

Kerns L. Miss, 608 Geary

Key Eva J. Mrs., 9 Powell

Kidd Emma Mrs., 417 Bush

Kilhoffer & Kraft, 623 Clay

Kilsby John S., 19 Commercial

Kim Charles J., 116 Montgomery Av

Kincardine The, 11 Taylor

King J. Mrs., 427 O'Farrell

Klein Mary A. Mrs., 106 Eddy

Klind Joseph, 825 Kearny

Knight J. & A., 513-516, 4th

Knights Frank Mrs., 1605 Howard

Knoblau Rena P. Mrs., 617 Bryant

Knur E. & E., 326 Eddy

Kober August Mrs., 351, 3d

Kornell George Mrs., 545 Mission

Koster House, 205, 3d

Kramer B. Mrs., 316 Davis

Kramer Caroline, 303^^ Davis

Kraps William. 218 Turk

Kraus John, 873!^ Market

Kreker M. Mrs., 578 Howard

Kroepfli Bertha, 506, 4th

Krook Morris L., 904 Kearny

Laaninen Gustaf A., 253 Steuart

Labarthe & Lacazette, 631 Jackson

Lacau Marie Miss, 533 Broadway

Lacey Johanna Mrs., 70 Minna

Lafayette Hotel, 736 Pacific

Lagier & Pons, 147, 3d and 31 Hunt

Lalande Bertha Mrs., 14 T.urk

Lamb Mary Miss, 263 Tehama

Landes Eugene, 1330 Stockton

Lankenau Ludwig, 48 East

Lapham H. G. & E. F., 506 Jones

Larrue John Mrs., 331 Bush

Lassalle Jennie Mrs., SUM Montgomery

Latapue Hilorion, 325!^ Bush

Lauber Mary Mrs., 1 Louisa

Laulhere Felice Mrs., 116 Leidesdorff

Laurent C. Mrs., 403 Broadway

Lawrence Ann Mrs., 110, 4th

Lawson JohnF., 113 Oregon

Leaver Henry, W s Larkin bet North Point and

Leavitt Charles H., 117 Taylor

Le Ballister James E., 109a Powell

Lee John W., 1016 Market

Lehman L. Mrs., 515 Kearny

Leslie William, 1070 Howard

Liberty Hotel, 629 Broadway

Lickel Mary, 100V4 Jackson

Lincoln House, SOVa, 5th

Lincoln's Road House, Fulton nr 5th Av

Lippi Daniel, 651 Broadway

Lisker August A., 246,3d

Little Robert B., 416 O'Farrell

Livingston Eliza Mrs., 26 Steuart

Lloyd Edwin E., 219, 10th

Logsdon House, 336a Bush

Lorraine The, 1433 California

Loudenslager Agnes, 702 California

Loudon William J. Mrs., 329, 4th

Loustale Jacques, 614-616 Broadway

Lovely House, 605 Pine

Low Rose Mrs., 226 Stockton

Luddy Annie, 822 Geary

Lufkin Joseph, 5 Market

LundN. J. Mrs., 88, 9th

Lyman Edward, 502;^ Broadway

Lynch Bridget Mrs., 102 Pacific

Lyons Edward, 712 Montgomery

Maatta Louisa Mrs., 19 Drumm

MacGilivray William H. Mrs., 31 Van Ness Av

Mack William, 510 Pacific

Mac Keever Lottie B., 10131/4 Larkin

Mackenzie K. Mrs., 906 Market

MacLachlan Jane Mrs., 1585 Valencia

Macomber William T., 420, 6th

Macpherson Esther Mrs., 332-324 Golden Gate Av

Maggiora & Sbragia, 118 Washington

Maguire Annie, 736 Howard

Maine House, 614 Kearny

Mallon Margaret Mrs., 521 Mission

Manning A. W., 28, 8th

Maplehurst The, 1317 Polk

Marguerite House, 417 Larkin

Marsden Violet I. Mrs., 107 Taylor

Marshall J. H. & J. B., 34 Eddy

Marshall The, 231 O'Farrell

Martin Mary Miss, 1429 Polk

Martinet The, 1101 Geary

Martins Cecilia Mrs., 1507 Stockton

Mason Ellen B., 613 Folsom

Mayers Simon, 1018!^ Larkin

Maysounave Philippe, 1314 Stockton

McBride M. C. Mrs., 2714, 4th

McBurnie Elizabeth Mrs., 322 O'Farrell

McCloud N. J. Mrs., 501/3, 3d

McDonald Henrietta Mrs., 333 Louisiana

McGurren Arthur M., 3 Fulton and 205, 3d

McHale Annie Miss, 419 Minna

McKenna William M., 946 Harrison

McKenzie Mary Mrs., 831 Jackson

McKeown K. Mrs., 33, 5th

McKiernan & Kiley, 43 East

McKinney John C, 217 Minna

McLaughlin Ann. 1103 Powell

McMuUen Emma Mrs., 765 Market

McQuilkin Robert W., 1063 Mission

Meehan Lawrence, 537 Howard

Meienberg Moritz, 67714 Mission

Meikle David C, 115 Hayes

Melchior Lawrence, 1530a Kentucky

Mello Frank O., 216 Jackson

Mello Mary Mrs., 231 14 Jackson

Menne A. H. & W. F., 26-38 Turk

Merrell May E., 1055 Mission

Merrick & Lee, 1429 Mission

Merrin Edward, 115, 2d

Mesple Orsule Mrs., 22214, 4th

Meyer Anton, SW cor Sacramento and Drumm

Meyer Henry, 115A 6th

Meyn Martin, 700 Front

Michael John, 711 Mission

Millard J. R., 17, 3d

Mille Louis, 503 Folsom

Miller Annie Mrs., 821 Mission

Miller Cecilia Mrs., 206a Post

Miller Charlotte Mrs., 1238 Market

Miller Cora Mrs., 3817 Market

Miller Etta B. Mrs., 25 Grant Av

Miller W. S., 1522 Polk

Mills Kate Mrs., 35, 5th

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Mint House, 933 Mission

Mixter M. C, Mrs., 989 Howard

Mocker William Mrs., 23 Kearny

Molsen Louise Mrs., 118, 6tli

Montgomery A. S. Mrs., 3301/4 Sutter

Moore Susan A., 620 Folsom

Moray Erastus, 708 Taylor

Morris H. D. Mrs., 309, 5tli

Mortensen Jens P., 606, 3d

Moser August, 439 Jessie

Mott A. Mrs., 137, nh

Moyer George L., 16 Montgomery Av

Murphy Catharine Mrs., 252%, 3d

Murphy Henry Mrs., 2759 Mission

Murphy Mary Mrs., 21 Fell

Murphy Mary Mrs., 704 Howard

Murphy & Darcy, 106 Turk

Murray & Cumow, 133, 4th

Myers Mary, 12 Mason

Nagel Frida, 616 Geary

Nancett Henry, 5 Jackson

Nelson Neils, 126 Oregon

New Grand Central, 655 Washington

New Melbourne House, 654 Howard

Newstream Charles, 22 East

Nicholson Angus, 86214 Mission

Nielsen James, 735 Bryant

Niles A. Mrs., 7 Montgomery Av

Nilson Minna Mrs., 274 Clementina

Nelson Peter, 411 Drumm

Noel Burga Mrs., 1514 Powell

O'Connell John, 907 Folsom

O'Connor Bridget Miss, 68 Minna

O'Connor Daniel, 1121 Mission

O'Donnell Robert. 1318 Dupont

O'Hair Cora Mrs.; IO614, 3d

O'Hara Thomas, 153%, 3d

Oettl Alois, W s Nebraska nr Army

Olofson Oscar, 860 Howard

Olson Anna Mrs., 564 Howard

Oregon Lodging House, 641 Commercial

Oriental Hotel, 325 Drumm

Oroynen John, 317, 3d

Osborn House, 807 Kearny

Osborn House, 307-313, 4th

Osimaa Carl, 106 Steuart

Ouer L. Mrs., 318 Kearny

Overland House, 533 Sacramento

Overton W. H. Mrs., 21 Grant Av

Owens Kate Mrs., 433 Minna

Pacific Coast House, 301 Montgomery Av

Pacific Lodgings, 209 Leidesdorfl

Palmer George W., 621-623 Bush

Parker Ellen Mrs., 255a, 3d

Parker House, 1122 Market

Peart Ella Mrs., 304,3d

Penberthy May Mrs., IO2U/2 Market

Perramont Albine Mrs., 821% Montgomery

Perry Kate C. Mrs., 961-963 Mission

Person Andrew, 321 Drumm

Peterson Andrew R., 160 Steuart

Peterson Olof, 211-213 Steuart

Peterson Olof F., 10 Jackson

Phillips Clark W., 137, 3d

Philpott Laura Mrs., 634 Geary

Pillow Annie Miss, 312 Louisiana

Pirie Harriet K. Mrs.. 107 Mason

Plaza House. 641 Washington

Pollak Rose Mrs., 64 Natoma

Pooley Isabella Mrs., 225, 4th

Pooley John Mrs., 418 Sutter

Porter E. D., 113, 4th

Pradels Francis, 1123 Stockton

Prahl M. Mrs.. 142, 7th

Presho Mary Mrs.. 16 South Park

ProflHermine Mrs., 215 O'Farrell

Progress The, 1148 Sutter

Provensal Peter, 425 Bush

Quilici Bros., 632 Broadway

Quinn Josephine Mrs., 18 East

Railroad House, 533 Commercial

RandH. K. Mrs., 184 Jessie

Ranft Philip, 702 Vallejo

Rasmussen Hans. 314 Sierra

Ratto Helen H., 804,3d

Raulet Charles, 139,4th

Reed Ellen Mrs., 545 Folsom

Reese D. R. Mrs., 60, 3d

Reeves M. Mrs., 605 Post

Rene Martin, 967 Mission

Reno House, 631 Sacramento

Reynolds Laura Mrs., 202a Post

Richards M, Mrs., 133, 6th

Richmond The, NE cor 6th Av and Fulton

RickerB. F. Mrs.. 608 O'Farrell

Riley Margaret, 303 Jessie

Roach Margaret Mrs., 568 Howard

Roach Mary Mrs., 127, 2d

Rogers Emily M. Mrs., 1917 Mission

Rohr William F. H., 243, 2d

Rolkin Edward. 32, 4th, 44 and 217, 3d, 807,

and 933 Kearny, 961 and 1126 Market, 533 i

631 Sacramento
Ross Louise Mrs., 303, 3d
Rooney Michael, 11 Pacific
Roux Mariette Mrs., 211, 4th
Royal House, 126 Ellis
Ruck Francesca Mrs., 335 Kearny
Runyon O. P., 21 Franklin
Russell J. Mrs., 616 Bush
Rusted Catherine, 308, 3d
Samsreither George, 409 Pacific
Sanstrom Emil A., 108 Jackson
Santos Mary Miss, 429 Broadway
SassBros., 1530 Kentucky
Saunders S. Mrs., 1141 and 1151 Market
Saux Henrietta Mrs., 309 Grant Av
Sawyer Mary A., 801 Devisadero
Schaub Anna Mrs., 11 Lafayette
Schlottmann Frederick. 517 Howard
Schnorf Rudolph, 203a Powell
SchraderKate, 217, 2d
Schultze Eliza Mrs., 911 Illinois
Schulz Mary Mrs., 229 Kearny
Schuster Joseph F., 223 Jackson
Schwarz Frederick, 207-209 Eddy
Schwelgert Ernst, 734 Montgomery
Scott Emma Mrs., 430 Geary
Scully Jeremiah A., 1313 Sansome
Seebach Peter, 707 Mission
Seeley C. M., 1003 Powell
Segel House, 969 Mission
Shasta House, 26 Sacramento
Shear Waldron, 240, 15th
Sheen Mary Miss, 213% Post
Shehan Annie Mrs., 124, 6th
Silveira Raulino V., 112 Jackson
Silver King The, 514 Bush
Simonnet Anatole, 1030 Howard
Sinclair Joseph D., 1658 Market
Sinotte L. M. Mrs., 25% Stockton
Slater James H., 6 Turk
Smith Emma Mrs., 355Brannan
Smith Henrietta I., 1031 Market
Smith Jennie Mrs., 216 Powell
Smith P. R. Mrs., 634% Broadway
Snyder Louise J., 332, 3d
Soulage & Sablier, 327 Montgomery Av
Souret Marcel, 1032 Market
Spaare Agnes Mrs., 219 Golden Gate Av
Spencer C. F. Mrs., 1223 Pine
Spencer Maude Mrs., 1018 Market
Springer Michael, 115, 8th
St. George Hotel, 812 Kearny
St. Lawrence House, 568 Mission
Star Lodging House. 5 Commercial
Steele George W., 362, 3d
Stevens William, 404, 3d
Street Sarah Mrs., 118, 6th
Stuart Christina Mrs.. 123 Powell
Suits Nelson J., 14 Mason
Sullivan Jeremiah, 1.502 Kentucky
Sullivan Josephine Mrs., 208, 7th
Sunnyside House, 247, 2d
Sussain Joseph, 411 Pacific
Sutter John, 231, 5th
Swift Belle Mrs., 202% Stockton
Swiss Home, 631-623 Commercial
Tanner Annie Mrs., 32 Turk
Tappe Marie Mrs., 700 California
Tarride Pierre, 727 Sansome
Taschner Caroline Mrs.. 313 Chestnut
Tate George N., 105 Stockton
Taylor Elizabeth Mrs., 22»% Post
Teese Anna Mrs., 127 Kearny
Tehama Lodging House, 438 Broadway

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Tence Charles, 938 Geary

Tepper Charles, 421 Bush

Tharsing Nellie G. Mrs., 314b O'Farrell

Thibaud John, 308 Sutter

Thomas Elizabeth A. Miss, 1006 Clay

Thomas Lizzie Mrs., 1020 Market

Thomas Margaret Mrs., 172 Minna

Thompson Ellen M. Mrs., 305 Minna

Thompson Helen M. Mrs., 102 Taylor

Thompson Henry, 366 Natoma

Thulin L. M. Mrs., 109 Grant Av

Timothy W. Mrs., 164 Jessie

Tintrop Henry, 149^4, 5th

Tremont House, 523 Kearny

Trezise Phillip H., 113 Larkin

Turner A. D. Mrs., 409 Turk

Tuttle Simeon, 2336 Mission

Tuyaret Peter, 834 Montgomery

United States Lodging House, 51 Clay

Urry Daniel B. Mrs., 307-313, 4th

Vanderstarr Janett Mrs., 120^ Geary

Van Ness The, 1812 Market

Van Treight Elizabeth, 863 Mission

Van Winkle Hannah E. Mrs., 207 Jones

Varela Joaquina Mrs., 328 Brannan

Vestey Dora Mrs., 448i4. 3d

Villameur E. Mrs., 644 Sacramento

Vorhies Daniel G., 281 Minna

Voss Hans, 1507 Kentucky

Wagner John, 547 Howard

Walker & Humpris, 871 Market

Walkin M. B. Miss, 905 Sutter

Wall Margaret Mrs., 538 Howard

Wallace William, 1346 Market

Wallford M. J. Mrs., 331 Stevenson

Walmsley William W., 863i^ Market

Walsh Margaret, 461 Bryant

Walworth Mary C. Mrs.. 404 Turk

Warburton E. P. Mrs., 1421/2, 4th

Ward Hubert, 1109 Van Ness Av

Ward John, 1335 Folsom

Warlin John, 434, 5th

Warto Peter F., 550 Mission

Waters William L., 105 New Montgomery

Wayne A. C. Mrs., 425 Kearny

Webb House, 37, 2d

Weber Morris, 415 Jones

Weeks W. H., 941 Valencia

Welcome Mary Mrs., 1104 Mission

Wells Mary E. Mrs., 1137 Mission

What Cheer House, 527-539 Sacramento

Wheeler A. Mrs., 654 Mission

White Hattie L. Mrs., 533 Taylor

Whitney John J., 218 Stockton

Wiese Charles H., 37 East

Wilcox L. Mrs., 705 California

Wiley I. M., 136, 4th

Wilkinson House, 3501 Fillmore

Willesen Lizzie Mrs., 317 Eddy

Williams George H., 8 Clay

Williams Sophia J. Mrs., 514 Pine

Wilson Richard F., 216 Michigan

Wilson Sarah Mrs., 208 Drumm

Wilson Thomas H., 737^/^ Howard

Wilson & Drucker, 120 Post

Wing A. M. Mrs., 823 Mission

Winter Home, 634 Sacramento

Wittenberg & Boese, 174 Jessie

Wolf William, 302. 6th and 321 Ellis

Woodmansee F. Mrs., 24, 6th

Woods Margaret E. Mrs., 1138 Howard

Woods & Gaffney, 1135 Mission

Wunsche Annie Mrs.. 323 Stevenson

Wurster George H., 418 Ellis

Yolo Lodging House, 309 East North

York William R. , 29 Eddy

Yosemite House, 1045 Market

Zanini C. G. Mrs., 420 Montgomery Av

Zollinger Sarah J. Mrs., 100 Jones

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* Lubricating Oils.

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American Oil Co., 16 Main
ARCTIC OIL WORKS, 30 California
Dempster & Son, 320 Sansome, room 22
Dietz A. C. & Co., 7-9 Front
Gregory H. P. & Co., NW cor Fremont and

Mission
Nason R. N. & Co., 119-121 Front
NELSON S. P. & CO., 3 Commercial
Osborne D. M. & Co., 27 Main
PACIFIC TOOL AND SUPPLY CO., 100-104, 1st
PARKE & LACY CO., 31-33 Fremont
RIX COMPRESSED AIR MACHINERY CO., 11-

13, 1st
Sunset Manufacturing Co.. 307-309 Sacramento
Union Oil Co. of California, 16 Front

* Lubricators and Oilers.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

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Lumber Dealers.

(See'also Hardwood Lumber.)
Adams William J., 10 Market
Alameda Lumber Yard (Alameda), 32 Cali-
fornia, room 10
Albion Lumber Co., 25 Luning Bldg
Allen & Higgins Lumber Co. (hardwood), 18-20

Spear
American River Land and Lumber Co., 330

Sansome, room 16
Asmussen George, 3813 Mission
Atkinson George E., 314 California
Baxter A. A.. 22 Market
Baxter J. H., 23 Market
Beadle A. W. & Co., 14 California
Bear Harbor Lumber Co., 32 California
BELLINGHAM BAY IMPROVEMENT CO.

(Lumber Dept.), 33 Market
Blair Samuel, 34 Luning Bldg
Blythe & Trott, NE cor Spear and Mission
Boca Mill Co., 37 Mills Bldg, 5th floor
Bodie Railway and Lumber Co. , 310 Pine, room 18
Brooklyn Lumber Yard (East Oakland), 32

California, room 10
Byxbee John F., 43 Market, room 2
Byxbee & Clark, 43 Market, room 2
California Lumber Co., 4 Sutter
California Redwood Co., 316 California
Casoar Lumber Co., 48 Market, room 3
Central California Lumber Co., 405 Montgom-
ery
Central Lumber and Mill Co., 20-26, 10th
Central Lumber Co. of California, 103 California,

rooms 30-33
Clatsop Mill Co., 40 California
Dean E. B. & Co., 23 California, room 4
Del Norte Commercial Co., 318 California
Derby E. M. & Co., 32 California, room 10
DE REYNIER EUGENE, 324 Pine, room 3
Dickins Lumber Co., Berry bet 3d and 4th
Dingley C. L. & Co., 204 Front, room 9
Doe Charles F. & Co., SW cor Howard and

Spear
Dolbeer & Carson, 10 California, room 3
Dollar Lumber Co., 10 California, room 11
Duncan's Mills Land and Lumber Co., 38 Cali-
fornia
Dwight Ward A., 32 Market, room 9
Eel River Valley Lumber Co., 22 California
Elk River Mill and Lumber Co., Pier 4, Steuart
Elliot C. M. & Co., 33 Market, room 10
Engle & Son, SE cor Fillmore and Francisco
Fremont Milling Co. (Seattle), 38 California
Gardiner Mill Co., 33 California, room 18
GOLDEN GATE LUMBER CO., 4 Sutter
Golden Thomas J., 4 California, room 13
GRANDE RONDE LUMBER CO., James A.

Lacy agent, 22 Market
GRAY & MITCHELL, 3 California, room 34
Gray's Harbor Commercial Co., 121 Market
HANIFY JOHN R., 32 Market, rooms 15-16
Hanson & Co., 48 Market
Harmon S. M. Lumber Co., 42 Market, room 3

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Lumtoer Dealers— Cont'd.

HARRIS & JONES,

728-738 Bryant bet 5tli and 6th. (See advt.
on preceding page.)

Herrick Edward M., 17 Steuart

Heyman & Mayer, 10 California

Heywood Franklin, 31 Steuart

Higgins & Collins, 23 Market

HOBBS, WALL & CO., 314-324 Spear

Hooper C. A. & Co., 204 Front

Hooper F. P. & J. A., 4 California

Humboldt Lumber Mill Co., 723 Bryant

Jarvis Frank C, 31 Steuart

Kennedy & Shaw Lumber Co., office 405 Mont-
gomery, room 2

Kentfleld John & Co., 318 Steuart

Kimball John S., 22 Market

Kings River Lumber Co., 319 Pine, rooms 18-20

Korbel F. & Bros., 723 Bryant

Kruse J. H., SE cor 23d and Shotwell

Lacy James A., 22 Market, room 7

Lambeth M. & Co., 101 Market

Loma Prieta Lumber Co., 106 Phelan Bldg

Lyles Edwin C, 28 Luning Bldg

MACDONALD & McKINNON, 541 Brannan bet
4th and 5th

McKay & Co., 4 California

Mendocino Lumber Co., office 40 California

Moore & Smith Lumber Co., 319 Pine

Morras Bros. (Coquille, Oregon), 4 California

Nelson Charles, 6 California

Nevada Lumber Co., 532 Market, room 3

Newport Wharf and Lumber Co., 22 California,
room 24

Neylan James, 52 Mission

Niehaus E. F. & Co. (hardwood), 564 Bran-
nan

Northwestern Lumber Co., 48 Market

O'Connor Jeremiah, 1166-1168 Mission

Occidental Mill, 4 California

Oregon Pine Lumber Co., 22 Market, room 9

Pacific Empire Lumber Co., 22 Market, room 7

Pacific Lumber Co., 6 California

Pacific Pine Lumber Co., 121 Market

Pollard & Dodge, 22 California, rooms 5-6

Pope & Talbot, 204 California

Port Costa Lumber Co., 4 California

Port Discovery Mill Co., 319 Pine, rooms 18-20

Preston and McKinnon, Pier 5 Steuart

Puget Sound Lumber Co., 48 Market

Redwood Lumber Co., 29 Steuart

Renton. Holmes & Co., 35 Steuart

Richardson Thomas, 22 Market, room 10

Salinas Valley Lumber Co., 224 California

San Diego Lumber Co., 10 California, room 3

San Francisco Lumber Co., office 405 Montgom-
ery, room 2

San Pedro Lumber Co., 4 California

Sanger Lumber Co., 22 Market

Santa Barbara Lumber Co., 4 California

Schouten J. W. & Co., 421-457 Berry

Scott & Van Arsdale, 128-129 Crocker Bldg

SCOTT & VAN ARSDALE LUMBER CO., SE cor
5th and Brannan

Sierra Lumber Co., 320 Sansome, room 9

Sierra Nevada Wood and Lumber Co., 532 Mar-
ket, room 3

Simpson Lumber Co., 48 Market

Siskiyou Lumber and Mercantile Co., 128-129
Crocker Bldg

Slade S. E. Lumber Co., 20 Lunny Bldg

Smith Clayton P.. 35 Steuart

Smith Perry J., 1307-1309 Valencia

Sonoma Lumber Co., 319 Pine

Southern Oregon Co., 16 California

Stimson Mill Co., 22 Market, room 8

Stockton Lumber Co., 4 California

Swift & Co., 107, 10th

Tacoma Mills, 48 Market}

Taylor Henry W., 3 California

Towle W. W., 245 King

Truckee Lumber Co. of San Francisco, 243-251
Berry

Union Lumber Co., 124 California

Usal Redwood Co., 10 California, room 11

Valley Lumber Co., 4 California

VAN WINKLE L S. & CO. (hardwood), 413-415
Market

Victoria Lumber and Manufacturing Co. (Che-

mainus, B. C.) 220 California
Washington Mill Co., 10 Market
Welch & Co., 220 California
Wesson J. W., foot 9th
White Bros, (hardwood), SE cor Spear and

Howard
White Horse Mill and Lumber Co., 7-8 Mills

Bldg, 5th floor
White L. E. Lumber Co., 22 California
Wigmore John & Sons Co. (hardwood), 129-147

Spear and 26-28 Howard
Wilson Bros. & Co., 324 Berry
WOOD E. K. LUMBER CO, THE, 132 Market,

rooms 18-19

Lumber Surveyors.

(See Surveyors Lumber.)

Macaroni and Vermicelli.

Celle John B., 8 Margaret PI
Columbus Paste Co., 425-427 Jackson
Martinoni & Podesta, 512-514 Washington
Matteucci F. & Co., 311-313 Francisco
Musto C. E. & Co., 705-707 Battery
Munziato L. & Son, 415 Broadway
Ravenna & Co., 421-423 Battery
Sosso Theresa Mrs., 1325 Dupont
Splivalo C. R. & Co., 307 Battery
Valente Luigi, 214-ai6 Broadway
Valsangiacomo L. & Co., 425-427 Jackson

* Machine Designers.
COBB & HESSELMEYER, 109 California, rooms

* Machine Oils.
PACIFIC TOOL AND SUPPLY CO., 100-104,

1st
Sunset Manufacturing Co., 207-209 Sacramento

Machinery— Importers and Dealers.

AUis Edward P. Co. The, 9 Fremont

AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS CO., 405-407 San-
some

BROWNELL JAMES S. (successor to Adams &
Carter), western agent Frue Ore Concentra-
tor, 132 Market, room 15

CALIFORNIA TOOL WORKS, 143-145 Beale

De Coninck Frank (sugar plants), 102 Ellis

EBY JNO. D., 17-19 Main

Fish A. L., 59-61, 1st

Gregory H. P. & Co., NW cor Fremont and Mis-
sion

Hicks James L., 667 Mission

JACKSON BYRON, Machine Works, 625, 6th

Joshua Hendy Machine Works, 38-44 Fre-
mont

JUDSON MANUFACTURING CO., SW cor How-
ard and Beale

LINFORTH JAMES, 37 Market

MARWEDEL C. F., 58, 1st

Moore Charles C. & Co., 32, 1st

MORRIS H. D. & CO., 141-143, 1st

PACIFIC TOOL AND SUPPLY CO., 100-104, 1st

PARKE & LACY CO., 21-23 Fremont

RIX COMPRESSED AIR MACHINERY CO., Il-
ls, 1st

San Francisco Tool Co., 23 Stevenson

Steele R. E., 109 California, room 2

Tatum & Bowen, 34-36 Fremont

Tracy, Starkweather & Tracy, 220 Fremont

Machinery— Second-Hand.

Eckley William H., 320 Mission
Hoag J. W. & Co., 510 Montgomery
Whitelaw T. P. H. & Son, 216 Spear and Section
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TOOLS

AND SUPPLIES.

Telephone,
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FOR

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Cycles Re^jDaii-e^i-s

Maclilnists.

Alio Anton, 319i4, 5th

Allis Edward P. Co. The, 9 Fremont

AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS CO., 405-407 San-
some

ATLAS IRON WORKS, cor Napa and Louis-
iana, Potrero

Bailey C. W., 1825b Howard

Bigelow John K., 10 Stevenson

BIRCH WILLIAM H. & CO., 129-135, 1st

Brown Henry R., 328 Bush

Bumgarner Virgil W., 717 Bay

Burton Isaac L., 115-117. 1st

CALIFORNIA TOOL WORKS. 143-145 Beale

Cavalli Bros., 822 Montgomery

Christie Henry P., 222 Fremont

Clerc Peter F., 219-221 Main

CLOT & MEESE, 129-131 Fremont

Crase James J., 612 Merchant

Cumming George & Co., 18 Fell

Cyclops Iron Works, 115-117 Beale

Day & Hunter, 130 Main

DOW STEAM PUMP WORKS, 114-116 Beale

DUNDON P. F. (S. F. Iron Works), 314-316 Main

Electric Supply Co., 58, 1st

EVANS C. H. & CO., 110-112 Beale

FULTON ENGINEERING AND SHIP BUILDING
WORKS, 213, 1st

Galli Machine Works, 504 Commercial

Giovannini & Co., 43 Fremont

Golden State and Miners Iron Works. 231-251, 1st

Grace-Reynolds Labeling Machine Co., 143-147
Beale

Gravity Can-Labeling Machine Co., 105 Mission

Greenberg's M. Sons, 225-227 Beale

Hall Robert, 44-46 Main

Harris, Oswald & Noble, 208 Leidesdorff

Hedges George W., 323 Mission

Hemenway Melville D., 59 Nucleus Bldg

Henneberg & Barth, 549 Brannan

Heslep Philander C, 56 Blusome

Joshua Hendy Machine Works,

josnua Jdendy Machine Works, 3
JUDSON MANUFACTURING CO,

ard and Beale
Kennedy Hugh, 203-205 Main
Knott A. L., 641 Post
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
LAYNG H. G. MACHINE WORKS, 107-1

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G. L&YNG MACHINE WORKS

IXCfJEPOKATED

All Kinds of Special Tools and Machines

Winery Machinery, Dynamite and

Powder Works a Specialty.

107, 109 and 111 FREMONT .STREET

H. G. LAYNG, President and Manager.

Ljung Gustaf. 58-60 Bluxome

Main Street Iron Works, 131-135 Main

Marshutz & Cantrell, NW cor Main and Howard

Mcintosh & Wolpman, 137-139 Beale

McNicoll A. J. & Co., 122-124 Main

Meakin W. Machine Co., 622 Commercial

Mercantile Machine Works, 43 Fremont

MURCH & GRAY, 215 Mission

Murray Bros., 252 Beale

Myers Thomas J., 724 Army

NORTH JOHN G., 623 Mission

O'BRIEN M., 511-513 Mission

PACIFIC ELECTRICAL WORKS, 154, 1st

Periam C. J. & Co., 40-42 Main

Petsch Johan C, 221 Mission

Quin W. H. & Co., 33 Beale

Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works, SE cor
Howard and Beale

RIX COMPRESSED AIR MACHINERY CO., 11-13.
1st

Rosenthal Philip A., 81, 9th

San Francisco Tool Works, 27 Stevenson

Sauter Herman, 759 Market

SCHILLING ADAM & SONS, 211-213 Main

Schoenstein Ferdinand B., 511 Fulton

Smith Edward P., 19 City Hall Av

Smith Wilson T., 648 Bryant

Swain Hadwen Manufacuturing Co., 215-217
Spear

Taylor P. T. & Co., 523 Mission

Thompson E., 4111^4 California

Thompson William F., 40 Main

TOULOUSE &DELORIEUX, 620 Commercial

UNION IRON WORKS, office 222 Market, works
Potrero

Union Machine Co., 130-132 Main

Van Drake Alfred J., 141, 1st

VULCAN IRON WORKS, 1.35-145 Fremont

Wagner Jos. Manufacuring Co., 101-103 Mission

\\'edgwood William Machine Works, 23 Steven-
son

Western Brass and Machine Works, 106, 1st

Whyte & De Rome, 126-128 Main

Williams & Orton, 315 Fremont

Wuelbecke Henry, 60 Bluxome

Yankee Novelty Manufacturing Co., 58, 1st

♦ Machinists' and Engineers' Supplies.

Eureka Roller Bearings Co., 605 Clay

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont
MARWEDEL C. F., 58, 1st

Morris H. D. & Co., 141-143, 1st

NELSON S. P. & CO., 3 Commercial

PACIFIC TOOL AND SUPPLY CO., 11X)-104 1st

PARKE & LACY CO., 21-23 Fremont

Pickthall M. &. Co., 509-513 Mission

Read Edward B., 16, 1st

RIX COMPRESSED AIR MACHINERY CO., 11-

13, 1st
Winans John C, 220 Fremont

* Machinists' Tools.
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
MARWEDEL C. F., 58, 1st
PACIFIC TOOL AND SUPPLY CO., 100-104 1st
PARKE & LACY CO., 21-23 Fremont

* Magic Lanterns.
ANDREWS THOMAS P., 109 Montgomery
COLT J. B. & CO. (N. Y.) makers, George Break

manager Western branch, 131 Post
HIRSCH & KAHN, 333 Kearny
KAHN HENRY & CO., 642 Market

Mailing and Circulating Companies.

Pacific Advertising Service, 206 Sansome
Pacific Mailing Co., 516 Conmaercial
Stone & Weil, 106 Pine
Western Mailing Bureau. 300 Post

The Bulletin

Is valuable to- advertisers on account
of its superior clientage and largo
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MAGIC LANTERNS

ACCESSORIES.

T. P. ANDREWS,
log Montgomery St

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CEOCEIER-LANGI/EY DIBECTOKY.

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Maltsters,

(See also Brewers.)
HERRMANN & CO., 309-311 Sacramento
Krug & Zimmennann, 123-131, 18th
Pioneer Malt House, office 535-537 Sacramento
Schweitzer & Bauer, 418 Chestnut
Union Malt House, office 535-537 Sacramento
Zwieg Herman, N s Brannan bet 5th and 6th

* Maltsters' Supplies.
HERRMANN & CO., 309-311 Sacramento

Manicures.

Broderick Elise J. Mrs., 236, 17th
Browne Annie A. Miss, 946 Geary
Browne Kate C. Miss, 946 Geary-
Butler M. J. Mrs., 131 Post
Carver & Leaner, 702 Market
Dill Ada T., 408 Haight
Hutchinson Ida M. ,7101/2 Taylor
Johnson Philip L. Mrs., 609 Powell
Lee Anna H. Mrs., 126 Kearny
Marchand Lizzie Mrs., 28 Geary
Phillips J. Mme., 944 Market
Ryder Lenore Mrs., 126 Kearny
Taylor Jennie Miss, 1346 Ellis
Taylor May Mrs., 913 Sutter
Tobin D. J. Mrs., 212 Post
Williard Lillian, 14 Grant Av

* Mannocitin.
PENNELJ. CHARLES C. & CO., 4 CaliforniJ

Mantels— Marble.

(See Marble Works.)

Mantels— Wood.
BATEMAN WILLIAM, 411 Mission
Bennett & Schutte, 148 Valencia
BUSH & MALLETT CO., 328-330 Post
Euler H. &Co., 442, 5th
Fink & Schindler, 1309-1315 Market
Hagstrom John A., 2219 Folsom
Klemm Mantel Co., 442, 5th
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
McClernon Daniel, 113-115, 10th
MONTAGUE W. W. & Co., 309-317 Market
Rignev Thomas F., 119 Valencia
SLOANE W. & J. & Co., 641-647 Market
Sterling Furniture Co., 1039-1041 Market

Manufacturers' Agents.

Ach Julius, 303 California, room 19

ADAMS & BECK CO. THE

(C. W. Adams and E. B. and C. C. Beck),
Pacific Coast agents Mosler Safe Co.,
Stimpson Computing Scale Co.. Champion
Cash Register Co. and Hough Cash Re-
corder Co , 308 Market

Adelsdorfer Max, 523 Market

Adler Sigmund, 526 Market

Agnew & Klser Co. The, 57, 2d

Alexander R. S. & Son, 97 Steuart

Allen Jerome A., 84 Flood Bldg

AMOS I. H. & CO., 12-14 Drumm

Armstrong Thomas W., 308 Market

Arnold Thomas C, 126 Kearny

Atkinson Marshall B., 214 Pine, room 29

Augstein & Fleischman, 126 Kearny

Baden Max M.. 121 Post

Bagg Stanley C, 719 Market

Banks Thomas, 1320 Valencia

Bass Frank R., 425 McAllister

Baughman Charles P., 819 Market, room 14

Baumgartner A. Fred, 217 Front

Beam I. Willard, 29 Main

Becht George J., 212 Eddy

Beck E. B. & Co., 308 Market

Beckett F. A., 220 Sutter

Behrman Martin, 436 Montgomery

Bell Newton M., 109 California

Bell N. L. & Co.. 37 Crocker Bldg

Bell & Van Wyck, 303 California

Bernheim M. H., 1,20 Sutter

Beyfuss Ernst, 35 New Montgomery

Birkmaier George L., .35 New Montgomery

Blaich Adolph, .35 New Montgomery

Blankman Harold G.. 204 Front, room 5

Bradley Edward H.. 119 Bush

Brayton W. H., 157 New Montgomery

Brown & Metzner, o3b Market

Bruner Henry, 634 Mission

BUCK RALPH S., 13-15 Bluxome

Buckelton Ernest E., 14-16 Fremont

Burd William, 23 Davis, room 11

Calley Elias J., 45 Stevenson

Caro Sam & Co., 4 Sutter

Caro Simon, 9 Phelan Bldg

Church Seymour R., 307 Sansome, room 1

Cohn Isidor, 22 Sansome

Coleman Charles E., 120 Sutter

Conran Thomas S., 120 Sutter, room 69

Cook Alexander J., 23 Davis, room 32

Cook John R., 23 Davis, room 32

Co-operative Pharmacal Co., 2560 Market

Coppage J. Clark, 819 Market

Crook Edwin W., 126 Kearny

Culver O. B. & Co., 25 New Montgomery

Curran Charles S., 28, 8th

Cutting Packing Co., 125-127 Market

Dailey Edward C, 35 New Montgomery

De Lamare August J., 201 Front

Dieffenbacher & Wihl, 318 Front

Diggles Henry J., 57 Chronicle Bldg

Doolin Michael J., 120 Sutter, room 38

Earle H. H., 16, 2d

EBERHARD GEO. F. CO. THE, 12-14 Drumm

Ehrenberg Alfred G., 63 Nucleus Bldg

Euphrat L. &Co., 126 Davis

Falk Morris, 318 Market

Fannin &, Franks, 27 Phelan Bldg

Fink B. J., 303 California

Fisher George A., 109 California, room 4

Floersheim Jacob, 126 Kearny, room 20

Flynn John W., 120 Sutter

Forester & Co., 225 Geary

Foster John F., 307 Sansome, rooms 10-11

Fowden Mark, 216 Bush, room 68

French John D., 109 California, room 10

French & Kincaid, 221 Sansome

Funge William W. Jr., 927 Market

Galloway William T., 708 Spreckels Bldg

Gamble James M., 215 Front

Gibson Henry, 626 Market

Glidden William B., 120 Sutter

Godchaux Lucien, 523 Market

Godfrey Edward C, 37-38 Crocker Bldg

Graham Charles E., 119 Bush

Greensfelder Naph B. Co., 220 Sutter

Hughson & Merton, 109 California, room 17

HALL A. I. & SON, 528-530 Market

Hammond George S., 214 California

Hanson George, 20 O'Farrell

Hasslacher L. C, 120 Sutter

Hill George, 819 Market, room 13

Hill John M., 819 Market, room 13

Hill & Scott, 103 Flood Bldg

Hlnsberg Charles, 330 Pine, room 57

HOLMGREN J. A. & CO., 120 Sutter

Hubbard E. A. & Co., 120 Sutter

Hutchinson T. R., 113 Bush

Hyman Abraham E., 14 Sansome

HymanD., 326 Pine

Jacobs Alexis, 119 Bush

Jacobs David S., 126 Kearny

Jacobs F. P. & Bro., 119 Bush

Jacobs J. & Co., 414 Market

James M. S., 27 Flood Bldg

Jones William A., 42, 2d

Joseph Jacob, 239 Kearny

Juda Simon, 214 Pine, room 20

Kahn & Herzog, 401 California

KaytonA. H., 308 Post

Keegan John, 120 Sutter

Keith Benjamin R., 14 Sansome

Kennelly Edward J., 119 Bush

King George, 215 Front

Knighton Robert Jr., 3 Mills Bldg, 4th floor

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USED BY LARGEST

CONSUMERS WHO

HAVE TRIED ALU KINDS.

DIXON, BORGESON i CO.,

37 Market Street, S. F.,

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Manufacturers' Agents— Cont'd.
Kowalsky Joseph N., 142 Phelan Bldg
Lafaille Frank H., 741 Mission
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Larkin George H., 16 Front
Lederer George M., 130 Sutter
Levin Max, 14 Sansome
Levy David A., 6-8 Sutter
Levy Max, 126 Kearny
Lewis Jacob E., 36 Phelan Bldg
Lezinsky Fred L., 516-518 Market
Lloyd H. T., 18, 2d
Logan Hugh, 331 Kearny
Lohse & Grosse, 35 New Montgomery
Louisson Edward B., 113 Bush
Lund John A., 44, 3d
Mackie William, 53 Flood Bldg
Mandel Joseph, 13 Bush
Mantle Byron G., 35 New Montgomery
Marquis George A., 421-423 Market
MARSH H. F., 18 Sutter
MARSH & KIDD, 522 Market
Mason Frederick E., 220 Sutter
McGillivray George, 42, 2d
Meyer Ph., 114 Eddy
Mills E. T.. 44 Phelan Bldg
Minck William, 140 Phelan Bldg
Mitchell & Gafley. 42 Crocker Bldg
Morgan William P., 134 Sutter
MORRIS H. D. & CO., 141-143, 1st
Muir Joseph, 214 Pine, room 20
Mulhern John, 124 Market
Muller Walter A., 136 Phelan Bldg
Neumann Aaron, 126 Kearny
Newman Edward, 126 Kearny
Obermayer Benno, 339 Kearny
Osgood & Howell, 1,32 Market, rooms 9-10
Parmelee & Bowker, 120 Sutter, room 79
Pearson-Swenarton Co. The, 113 Montgomery
Pettes William E., 41 Phelan Bldg
Pierce Charles L., 150 New Montgomery
Pingree Charles D., 1 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
Posener Herman, 113 Bush
Priest & Shrieve, 421 Safe Deposit Bldg
PrindleF. M., 16. 2d
Prindle F. M. & Co., 16, 2d
Rarig W. C, 157 New Montgomery
Rey V. J. A., 320 Sansome, room 5
Ringwalt Lansing M., 138 Phelan Bldg
Roberts Daniel W., 609 Sacramento
Rottgers Lambert J., 26 O'Farrell
Rust Clement P., 221 Front, room 9
Saalfield Leopold A., 14 Sansome
Sanford J. W., 214 Pine, room 30
Schwarzkop William. 126 Kearny
Scott Arthur G., 621 Market
Seaver William A., 517-519 Market
Shaw Henry B. & Co., 1.32 Market
SHERWOOD & SHERWOOD, 212-214 Market
Siebenhauer S., 118 Pine
Simmons Newton W., 201 Front
Slaughter F. C. & Co., 120 Sutter
Sleeth Frank V., 52 Flood Bldg
Small William H. M., 221 Front, room 11
Smith Chester S.. 303 California
Smith J. Glover & Co.. 25 Stevenson
SOLOMON CHAPMAN JR., 422-426 Battery
Spaight John C, 84 Flood Bldg
Sparrowe Thomas W., 120 Sutter
Speddy Thomas H., 23 Davis, room 14
Spohn John H., 318 Battery
Standart W. H., 636Mission
Stanley William H.. 109 California, room 19
Starr J. Lewis, 215 Front
Starr Robert E., 217 Front
Thane Joseph E., 109 California, room 1
Thomp.son F. W., 120 Sutter
Thomson Chester M., 152 New Montgomery
Tormey P. J., 220 Sutter
Tracy. Starkweather & Tracy, 220 Fremont
Tripp R. M., 120 Sutter, room 62
Tuttle Louis F.. 320 Sansome, room 2
Walter Nathan L., 318 Phelan Bldg
WASS D. D., 56. 1st
Waterhouse Charles J., 212 Eddy
Watson William S.. 52 Flood Bldg
Webster Walter B., 318 Front
Weise Harry J., 224 Clay

WHITNEY JOHN B., 120 Sutter, room ;
Wickson G. G. & Co., 3-5 Front
Wilson Joseph A., 119 Bush
Wirtner John J., 109 California, room 1
Woodlock Jno., 26 Beale
Wurtenberg D. S., 120 Sutter
Young Carlos G., 122 Davis
Zeimer Charles, 126 Kearny
Zobel J. & Co., 323 Front

Manufacturing Chemists.

(See Chemists— Manufacturing.)

Map Colorers.
DAKIN PUBLISHING CO., 320 Sansome
Sanbom-Perris Map Co., Limited (N. Y.), 426
California, rooms 6-7

Map Engravers.

(See Engravers— Map.)

Map Mounters.

Dakin Publishing Co., .320 Sansome

Punnett Bros., 625 Mission

WALKUP W. B. & CO.. 530 Commercial

Map Publishers.
CROCKER H. S. CO., 215-219 Bush
DAKIN PUBLISHING CO., 320 Sansome
HAINES JOSEPH D., 420 Montgomery, room 21
Hooper & Bemer, 230 Kearny

PUNNETT BROTHERS,

625 Mission

Richards George E., 769 Market
Sanbom-Perris Map Co. Limited (N. Y.), 426

California, rooms 6-7
WALKUP W. B. & CO., 530 Commercial

Marble Dealers.

Inyo Marble Co., 323 Phelan Bldg

Jones Bros. & Co., SE cor 2d and Brannan

MacNutt A. H., .374 Brannan

MULLANEY PATRICK D., 419, 3d

Rufflno & Bianchi, 864-870 Bryant

Seregni F., 24 Post

Sheerin Daniel & Sons, SW cor Broderick and

Ellis
Vermont Marble Co., 242-250 Btannan

Marble Saw Mills.
Musto Joseph & Son, 707-715 Battery
Rufflno & Bianchi. 864-870 Bryant
Vermont Marble Co., 242-250 Brannan

Marble Works.

Bacigalupi & Jindrak, 614-616 Jackson
BACK FRANK J., 322-328 Polk

F. J. BACK
niARBi^c & orapxite: ^vorks

322-328 POLK ST., near Cor. of McAllister
San Francisco, Cal.

Blan chard J. R. & Co., cor San Jose Av and

Sadowa
Braida & Pasquali (Mosaic), 721 Laguna
Catto John. NW cor 29th and Mission
Columbia Marble Co. The, oflQce 305 Sacramento
Comuth Edmond, 112 Golden Gate Av
Daniel John & Co., SE cor Central Av and Bush
Donohoe Patrick, 1613 Turk
Dumon telle Eugene, 25-29 De Boom
Hawthorne C. R., 3 Henderson Av

The Bulletin

Is the oldest paper in San Francisca
It has character, standing, influ-
ence. Telephone Main 926.

PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE

W. B. CHAPMAN, Sole Agent, 123 California Street.

— For Sale by all First-
class Wine Merchants
and Grocers.

MAE

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' & Phillips, 720, 7th
Lane Bros., 411 McAllister
Lightner John S., 1629 Mission
Lloyd H. J., Harrison het 13th i
MacNUTT A. H., 374 Brannan

Estimates Furnished. Work erected in all parts of

the State.
A. H. MacNUTT, Qranite and Marble Worl<

All Ijinds of Eastern Marble and Red Granite Monu-
ments, Tablets, Headstones, Vaults, Granite Copings.
374 Brannan St., S. F. Cal. Quarries, Placer Co., Cal.

Maestretti F, A., 206 Central Av
Mathews G. S., Turk opp Masonic Cemetery
McCormick William H., 17 City Hall Square
Metlar Marble and Granite Co., 212 Valencia

MISSION MARBLE WORKS

(Max Roth), monuments, tombstones,
etc., executed In artistic style at reason-
able prices, all work guaranteed, NW
cor 14th and Guerrero

Morris Abraham, 214-216, 5th
Musto Joseph & Son, 707-715 Battery
Nutting J. F., NE cor Ellis and Broderick
Paltenghi A. & Co., 1219 Market
Rebstock Adolph, 408 Central Av
Rodd Charles H., 306 Central Av
Roth Max, NW cor Guerrero and 14th
RUFFINO & BIANCHI, 864-870 Bryant

MARBLE DEPOT

AND

STEAM SAW MILLS

RUFFINO & BIANCHI

Importers, Manufacturers, Wholesale and Retail

Dealers In Foreign and Domestic

MARBLES AND GRANITES

Office, Yard and Mills

Nos. 864-870 BRYANT, Bet. 6th & 7th Streets

MONUMENTS

Mantels, Table Tops, Marble Furniture and

Plumbers' Slabs a Specialty.

Country Orders Promptly attended to.
Telephone South 364.

Sheerin Daniel & Sons, SW cor Broderick and

Ellis
Sweeney John, 16 Hayes
VERMONT MARBLE CO. (San Francisco

Branch), M. J. Hawley and Charles A. Field

managers, 344-850 Brannan

Marine Artists.

(See Artists— Marine.)

Marine Surveyors.

(See, Surveyors— Marine.)

Markets.

Bay City, 1138-1146 Market

California, from Market to Pine, Kearny to
Montgomery

Centre, SE cor Sutter and Grant Av

City Hall, 1348-1344 Market

Clay Street, 514 Clay

Colombo, bet Front and Davis, Pacific and
Clark

Grand Central, 991 Market

Grand Western, 1310-1318 Polk

Mission, SE cor 16th and Mission

Pacific Fruit, from Clay to Merchant bet San-
some and Montgomery

San Francisco, from Clay to Merchant bet San-
some and Montgomery

Washington, S s Washington bet Montgomery
and Sansome

Masons.

(See Brick and Stone Masons.)

ALPHA MASSEURS AGENCY, 1117 Van Ness

Av, telephone East 579
Asals John, 91 St Ann's Bldg
Buzello Arthur R., 416 Golden Gate Av
Goodban Frank E., 1117 Van Ness Av
GRETH AUGUST, 537 Turk

INSTITUTION FOR MASSAGE

THE SWEDISH MOVEMENT CURE

AND PHYSICAL CULTURE

Lessons given and Operators furnished
537 Turk St. DR. GRETH, Proprietor

Hours, 11 to 1 and <i to 7 p. m. Telephone East 201

Gruggel Carl, 315 Geary

Hennessy Clementine Mrs., 636 Sutter

Hulthen John J., 1007 Market

Kaelber William, 999 Chestnut

Olsen Klaus, 913 Geary

PamlihH. S. A. Miss. 406 Sutter

Ralph Etta Mrs., 28J4, 6th

Match Manufacturers.

Bay City Match Co., 23 Davis
Electric Match Co., 23 Davis
Enterprise Match Factory, 236, 14th
Leege & Mills, 410-412 Clay
Metropolitan Match Co., 412 Front
Salts James, 23 Davis

Mathematical Instruments.
CROCKER H. S. CO., 215-219 Bush
HIRSCH & KAHN, 333 Kearny
KAHN HENRY & CO., 642 Market
Lietz A. Co. The, 422 Sacramento
SALA JOSEPH C, 429 Montgomery

* Matting.

Brandenstein M. J. & Co., 118-120 Market
Easton & Schwartz, 19 Battery

GOODYEAR RUBBER CO.

(rubber), 577-579 Market
GUTTA PERCHA AND RUBBER MFG. CO.

(rubber), 30-32 Fremont
Litzius A. & Son, 512 Hayes
LUNDY FURNITURE CO., 813 Market
MACONDRAY & COMPANY, 425-427 Market
NEW YORK BELTING AND PACKING CO.,

Ltd. (rubber), 509-511 Market
SLOANE W. & J. & CO., 641-647 Market
Walcom George, 402 Sutter

Mattress Makers.

(See also Upholsterers.)
Beal Samuel Furniture Co., 733-741 Mission
Bean Wesley P., 411 Turk
Bernhard Henry & Co., 658 Mission
Bernhard Mattress Co., 642 Mission
Clark Truman S. Co. (wire), 645 Mission
Cowan E. Mrs., 214 Post
Frank H. W. & Co., 212-216 Commercial and

938-934 Howard
Hoey John, 716-718 Mission
Hulse, Bradford & Co., 760 Mission
Jansen Alexander, 928 Howard
Marwedel Edward H., 712 Mission
Meunier Gaspard, 919 Montgomery
Miller Joseph A., 960-962 Mission
New England Furniture Co., 720 Mission
Pacific Spring and Mattress Co., 706 Mission
Radden Carl, 212!^. 12th
SLOANE W. & J. & CO., 641-647 Market
Solomon I. L. & Co., 840 Mission
Sullivan Thomas, 743 Mission

* Mechanical Engineers.

(See also Engineers— Mechanical.)
MURCH & GRAY, 215 Mission

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OFFICE. MARKET AND SECOND STREETS.

1868

MED

CROCKER-LANGLEY DIRECTORY.

MEN

Bright's Disease and Diabetes Meliitus

and their train of many complications, can now positively be cured.

Fulton's Radical Remedy and Fulton's Qiabetlc Specific

Have successfully overcome all the difficulties heretofore encountered in these diseases and
the afflicted are speedily restored to health.
Prof. Fulton has the extreme satisfaction of being enabled to announce that he is at liberty to
refer to manv marvelous cures of cases pronounced by eminent physicians to be Bright s Disease
and Diabetes' in the advanced stages, and of all ages, from that of a child eighteen months ot age,
and of various ages up to the age of seventy-five years; all rescued as it would seem by a miracle
from the very jaws of death.

Addi-ess present orders,

JOHN J. FULTON,

Professor of Tlierapeutics,
1221 MARKET STREET, sAN FRANCISCO.

Office Hours:
From 10 A. M. to 4 P. M.

* Medalist.
330 Sansome, room 68

* Medals.

KXin^rG-JI&(3|fMri

Medicine Manufacturers.

(See also Patent Medicines.)

BRADDOCK R. HATHAWAY

Proprietor Dr. Sweet's "Liyek Cleaxser" and tin-
tonic "Red Blood Bitters." remedies fur the treat-
ment of biliousness, and all diseases of the Liver.
KiDXETS and Blood. They are guaranteed purely
vegetable ; and will cure when all other so-called
remedies have failed.

430 Bryant Street.

JOHN J. FULTON, 1221 Market

Meerschaum Pipe Makers.

Grundel Christian. 335 Kearny
Heininger Charles P., 526 Market
Wagner George M., 306 Kearny
Zenker Robert, 315 Kearny

Men's FumlsMng Goods— Wholesale.

Brenner L. & G.. 26-28 Battery

BROWN BROTHERS & CO., 121-125 Sansome

COHEN W., HIRSCH & CO., 3-5 Battery

Eagleson, Hawkins Co., 535 Market

Greenebaum, Weil & Michels, 17-19 Sansome

Heynemann & Co., .33-35 Battery

Lowenberg & Co., 24-26 Sansome

Meyerstein Lewis, 113 Sansome

Murphy, Grant & Co., NE cor Bush and Sansome

Neustadter Bros., SW cor Pine and Sansome

Sachs Bros. & Co., SW cor Bush and Sansome

Schever M. & Bro., 16-18 Sansome

Schweitzer & Co., 29- 1 Battery

Strauss Levi & Co., 14 Battery

Young, Smyth, Field & Co., 102 Flood Bldg

Men's Furnishing Goods— Retail.

(See also Shirt Manufacturers, also Dry
Goods— Retail.)
Apelt Charles M. Mrs., 136 Montgomery Av
Arnold & Walsh, 32, 6th
Asher Asher F., 305 Grant Av
ATKINS R. C. & SONS, 123-125 Montgomery
Beamish Percy, 918-922 Market
Behrmann Ludwig, 430%, 3d
Benedict & Turner, SW cor Sutter and Mont-
gomery
Berman Otto, 769 Market
Black Howard, 514 Kearny
Black & Forrest, 209 Montgomery
Blake John, 915 Illinois

Bolger James J., 124, 4th

Bullock & Jones Co., 105 Montgomery

Butenschon Oscar C, 1346 Folsom

Carmany John W., 25 Kearny

Carroll & Tilton, 811 Market

CasnerBros., 38, 6th

Celler Mark, 30, 7th

Cohen Benjamin, 431-437 Montgomery

Cohen Harris. 54, 4th

Conway & Baumel, 4 Hayes

Dorey & Cunningham, 509 Montgomery

Duggan James B., 119 Montgomery

Eagleson & Co., 748-750 Market and 243 Mont-
gomery

Edwards David, 4 Mission

Elias Morris, 514, 2d

Fechheimer Charles S., 706-710 Kearny

Fitz Maurice William J., 817 Market

Frank Mark E., 238 Kearny
; Godfrey Walter A. H., 101-103, 2d
i Goldstone Bros., 908 and 926-928 Dupont
i Goodman Joseph, 114 Berry

Hahn A. C, 233 Kearny

Hahn Robert C, 1008 Market

Hamel Henry, 434 Hayes
I Hanlev James, 779 Market
I Hansen & Ebrick, SE cor Market and 3d
i Harris Jacob, 2808, 16th

Harris Samuel, 20 East

Hart Marcus, 400 Kearny

Hyams, Pauson & Co., 25-27 Sansome and 34-40
Kearny

Jacobs Samuel, 1366 Market
j Jonas Isaac, 238-240, 3d
I Kalmuk Robert, 234, 6th

Keilus Charles & Co.. 200-206 Kearny
1 Kelley Annie M. Mrs.. 340, 3d

Label Salomon, 244, 3d
1 Leites Frank, 341/2, 4th

Liebreich Minnie Mrs., 312, 4th

Lubin & Son, 611 Montgomery

Lynch & O'Connor, 132, 4th

Maher William E., 41 East

Mahoney J. J. & Co., 62, 3d

Markus Louis, 401 Kearny

Martin Matthew, 1336 Mission

Merle L. V., 616 Kearny and 45-47, 6th

Meyer Louis, 517 Kearny

Michels Isaac, 1354 Market

Moran James M. & Co., 1009-1013 Market

Morgan Bros., 229 Montgomery

Morris Simon, 916 Dupont

O'Brien J. J. & Co., NE cor Market and Jones

Pacific Shirt Co., 1038 Market

Perkins C. B., 1033 Market

Peterson August B., 252, 3d

Ploner Peter P., Railroad Av nr 12th Av South

Prager A. J. & Sons, a57-859 Market

Quin W. J. Miss, 1561 Market

Quinn John E., NW cor Polk and Pine

Raphael's, 9-15 Kearny

Reinhertz Isaac, 318, 6th

Renault John F., 110, 9th

Ring & Baker, 1302 Market

Roman Bruno, 875 Market

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Roos Bros., 37-37 Kearny
Rosenberg Bros., 55, 3d
Rosenstein Bros., a38, 4th
Rudee Isidore, 151-153, 4tli
Schoenfeld Adolph, 1316 Market
Schoenfeld Michael, 527 Montgomery
Schoenfeld S. & Co., 1208 Market
Schoenholz Bros. & Co., 110, 6th and 1913 Fill-
more
Schwartz Samuel, 6, 34th
Seeligsohn & Philips, 221 Kearny
Seldner Phil & Co., 1102 Market
Selig Isaac, 218 Kearny
Seligman Bros., 142, 3d
Serensky Abraham, 2816, 16th
Solomon Baruch, 106, 3d
Stencel Sigmund, 42, 3d
Stringa William, 1308 Polk
Summerfield H. & Co., 924-930 Market
Weil & Beck, 940 Market
Wldlund J. F. & Co., 11 Mission
Wolf & Frank, 233 Kearny
Wolfe Abraham, 903 Dupont

MONTAGUE W. W. & CO., 309-317 Market

Morris H. D. & Co., 141-143, 1st

Pacific Metal Works, 137-139. 1st

PACIFIC TOOL AND SUPPLY CO., 100-104, 1st

VAN WINKLE I. S. & CO., 413-415 Market

Wacholder Benjamin, 1436 Turk

• Metal Polish.

KUntes-Qft&e-

MOISE L. H. MATCHLESS TRIPOLINE AND
MEXOLINE METAL POLISHES, 330 San-

! * Metal Punches.

! MURCH & GRAY, 215 Mission

Metal Roofers.

(See Roofers— Metal.)

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Mercantile Agencies.

Bay State Mercantile Co., 113 Sansome
Bradstreet Co. The, Mercantile Agency, 230

California
Credit Agency The, 206 Sansome
CURTIN-BEALS' MERCANTILE COLLECTION

AGENCY, 24 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
Dun R. G. & Co., 320 California
Merchants' Credit Association of California, 123

California
Merchants' Mutual Adjusting Agency, 504

Spreckels Bldg
Merchants' Retail Commercial Agency (Chi-
cago), 31 Chronicle Bldg
North American Mercantile Agency, 14 Sansome
Pacific Coast Co-operative Credit Co., 28-29

Merchants' Exchange Bldg
Pickens, Fulton & Co., 130 Sansome
Standard Collection and Mercantile Co., 28

Mills Bldg, 3d floor

Merchandise Brokers.

(See Brokers— Merchandise.)

Merchant Tailors.

(See Tailors.)

Merchants.

(See Respective Headings.)

* Metal Engravers.
MOISE L. H., 320 Sansome, room 68

Metal Importers.

(See also Hardware— Wholesale.)
Adams John Q., 123 California, room 17
Burnstine Bros., NE cor 5th and Blrxome
De La Montanya James, 606-608 Battery
Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden Co., 17-19 Beale

and 18-24 Main
FINN JOHN METAL WORKS, 109-111 Mission

JOHN FINN METAL WORKS

Manufacturers and Dealers in

METALS

BABBITT, SOLDER, TIN, LEAD, ETC.
109 and 111 Mission St. San Francisco

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

Harley Charles Co., 844-856 Harrison
Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, 225-237 Market
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
MARWEDEL C. F., 58, 1st

Miller, Sloss & Scott, 18-22 Fremont

Metal Spinners.

Barker Peter E., 134 Sutter
Boesch Lamp Co., 585 Mission
Budde Joseph, 575 Mission
Petsch Johan C, 221 Mission

• Metal Stamping.
MURCH & GRAY, 315 Mission
Pacific Zinc Ornament Factory, 585 Mission

Metallic Signs.

Hill & Scott, 103 Flood Bldg
Hopps & Sons, 429 Pine

lBi«toieraff-&(gig^

Kraker & Wagner, 935 Market

LYONS BROTHERS,

612 California

PATTERSON WILLIAM,

604 California

San Francisco Novelty and Plating Works, 68-

72, 1st
Simon H. & Co., 210 Battery
Tietjen Sign Co., 518 Battery
Union Metal Sign Co., 575 Mission

Metallurgists.
(See also Assayers, also Smelting Works.)

Bisbee, Williams & Co., 122 Davis

Ellis Henry R.. 318 Pine

FALKENAU LOUIS, 434 California
i Gold and Silver Extraction Co. of America
I (limited), 23 Stevenson

Hanks Henry G., 718 Montgomery
i LUCKHARDT C. A. & CO., 71-73 Stevenson
' Price Thomas & Son, 524 Sacramento

Reichling F. & L. F., 404 Montgomery
1 SAVILLE, MacLYMONT & CO., 10 Annie

Selby Smelting and Lead Co., 416 Montgomery

Strong George W., 10 Stevenson

* Metals.

! FINN JOHN METAL WORKS, 109-111 Mission

I LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

MOISE L. H., 320 Sansome, room 68
MONTAGUE W. W. & CO., 309-317 Market

* Metaphysicians.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HOME,

* Microscopical Supplies.
KAHN HENRY & CO., 643 Market

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GOLDEN WEST CLOTHING RENOVATORY,
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$1.00

PACIFIC BOX FACTORY, """!"T

1870

MID

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MIL

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Midwlves.

(See also Nurses.)
Abraham Sophie Mrs., SW^A, 11th
Achard Julia A. Mrs., 555 Mission
Campbell R. Mrs., 1606 Church
Donovan Ellen Mrs., 1306 Folsom
Dotta Jennie Mrs., 707 Vallejo
Fuhrig Dora Mrs., 1718 Howard
Hunter Emma Mrs., .'}430b 16th
Kage D. Mrs., 9 Rondel PI
Kassebaum Louisa, 1135 Union
Klint Karm Miss, 912 Howard
Kramer Mary, 7th Av South nr Railroad Av
Kronholm J. S. Mrs., 1210 Folsom
Labohm Martha Mrs., 1013 Mission
Lerch Mary Mrs., 2229i/^ Mission
Michieli Lorenza Mrs., 429J4 Broadway
Priani Angiolina Mrs., 719 Vallejo
Puetz Elizabeth Mrs., 25414, 4th
Rogers M. E. Mrs., 929 Howard
Sattler-Simon E. Mrs., 712a Union
Shaeler Margaret Mrs., 58V4, 2d
Schiering Carrie Mrs., 21914 Ritch
Schmidt H. D. Mrs., 1703 Howard
Schneider Christine Mrs., 1430 Powell
Schneider J. Mrs., 506 Union
Schoellhorn Emille Mrs., 506 Larkin
Schwarting Dora Mrs., 1904 Mission
Shaw Mary J. Mrs., 313 Haight
Wilson L. A. Mrs., 701/2 West Mission
Wood Maria Mrs., 230 Clara
Wunscher Caroline Mrs., 144, 8th
Zillmer A. D. Mrs., 1061 Mission
Zimmermann Eliza Mrs., 20214, 7th

Military and Navy Goods and Regalia.

California Uniform Co., 523 Market
LITCHFIELD J. M. & CO., 12 Post
Norcross D. & Co., 220 Sutter
PASQUALE B. & SONS, 640 Washington

* Milk Cans.
BAKER & HAMILTON, NW cor Pine and Davis

Milk— Condensed.

(See Condensed Milk.)

Milk Dealers.

Andrea Florient L., 16th Av South nr G

Ansenhofer Peter, cor Pope and Hanna

Arnold Edward H., University nr Silliman

Augusto John, 35 Ritch

Ballhaus Charles, Naples nr Italy Av

Barbour Charles E., 3412 California

Bareilles Bros., 1238, 22d Av

Barry Edward, Springdale nr San Bruno Av

Bauer Henry, Bowdoin nr Silliman

Baumann Joseph, Silliman nr Silver Av

Baumann Joseph M., 1032 Howard

Baumann & Baumann, San Bruno Av nr Silver

Av
Belloeq & Manjon, Cambridge nr Wayland
Benedict Bros., 30, 12th
Benedict Charles E., 1655^4 Mission
Beverly Edward H., 120 Fillmore
Binz William, 19th Av South nr J
Blum Marx, 709 Larkin

Booker & Anthanen, cor Cambridge and Way-
land
BOSTON FARM DAIRY, 219, 7th
Brower Bros., 24 Scott PI
Browning Frank B., NE cor Fell and Gough
Burfeind H. H. W., opp Alms House
Cantiene Joachim, 17th Av South nr F
Cassen Louis, Cambridge nr Silliman
Cassou Bernard, cor Wayland and Hamilton
Caubu Peter, 19th Av South bet G and H
Christen John A., Silver Av bet Scott Av and

Letchard
Christen & Gioldi, Berlin nr Wayland
Clifford Hersey A., Bacon nr Cambridge
Cole & Wise, Alms House Road nr Corbett Av
Colemam Patrick, Naples nr China Av
Connors Edward, 308 Sweeney
Costa Peter, Hamilton nr Bowdoin
Daiss & Bauer, cor Wayland and Somerset

Daly & Coldwell, 1010 Valencia

Davidson Alonzo, 315 Eureka

Dedini William, 19th Av South nr J

Devlin & Sons, off Mission Road nr Six Mile

House
Dibblee William & Co., 408 Tehama
Dock P. O., 2104 Fillmore
Dowd Rodger, 118 St. Rose's Av
Driscoll John, 523, 7th Av
Dutton & Wright, NE cor Fell and Gough
Emhoff Kate, cor Lisbon and Japan Av
Escloses Jean, 401 Naples
Evans Charles, 12 Hartford

Ewbank Thomas NE cor Buchanan and Fulton
Ewell, Shafer & Co., 331, 33d
Fassler Joseph, Mission Road bet Five and

Six Mile Houses
Ferris John W., 319. 6th
Finn Edward, S s Harrison nr 13th
Flugger Charles, Moscow nr Brazil Av
Frankel Julius, SE cor 12th Av and L
Furger & Trasch, 19th Av South bet G and H
Furrer Bros., cor Tara and Geneva
Furrer Bros., Lowell nr Hanover
Furrer Casper, Porter Av nr 6 Mile House
Giannini Gaetano, Berlin bet Felton and Bur-
rows
Gibbons George A., cor Persia Av and Prague
Gilligan Christopher, Vistacion Valley nr Six

Mile House
Gnos Bros., San Bruno Avnr Wayland
Good H. & Sons, Corbett Av bet 22d and 23d
Greely Mark A , 3104 Point Lobos Av
Groth F. C, 1814 Devisadero
Guadaloupe Dairy Co., 1015 Valencia
Guglielmoni C, 6341/3, 24th
Guthrie David L., 231, 6th Av
Harrington George, 230, 33d
Harvey & Johnson, 2614 Mission
Hawes Charles M., 428 Connecticut
Heim Jacob, 18th Av South nr G
Hinrichs Maria Miss, 524, 3d
Howland Daniel, Munich nr Persia Av
Huff M. B. Mrs., 34th off San Jose Av
Indig Louis, Harrison nr Precita Av
Iten August J., 420, 3d
Jacobsen Alfred L., Berlin nr Felton
Jersey Farm Co., 837 Howard
Johnson & Brown, 118-120, 14th
Kavanagh & Gallagher, 633 Grove
Kealeger Bros., 17th Av South nr S
Keller Richard, 19th Av and K
Kenny James, cor Amherst and Silliman
Kovistra Bros., Norton nr Mission
Kreth August L., 13th Av South bet K and L
Kuehn John, 2314 Market
Lafourquette Jacques, 18 Av South nr 1
Lapachet Bros., Athens nr Persia Av
Leipsio Bros., 2335 Washington
Leopold Bros., cor Berlin and Woolsey
Linehan John, Vienna nr France Av
Linehan John J., 3528 Sacramento
Loewe William G.. Russia Av nr Vienna
Louarn Allen, cor Persia Av and Munich
Mains Robert, 16 Boyce
Marcus Simon, Acton nr Bootz's Park
Marty Frank, Silver Av nr San Bruno Av
McDonough John, 17th Av South bet R and S
McGlynn John, 1413 Harrison
McLellan Bros., 1713 Washington
McMartin E. & Son, WA Oak Grove Av
McSherry Bros., Corbett Av nr Almshouse
Merriam G. B., 1619 Devisadero

MILLBRAE COMPANY,

country milk and cream, office and
depot, SE cor Mission and 9tli. (See advt.
on opposite page.)
MILLBRAE DAIRY, 814 Octavia

Miller William C, 238-240, 14th

Minehan Thomas, 60 West Park

Mitchell Patrick, Cambridge nr Wayland

Mitchell Thomas, cor Naples and Russia Av

Miurea K., SW cor Carolina and Santa Clara

Morton Bros., 436, 10th

Mozetti Bartolomeo, 18th Av South bet R and S

Murphy & Willi, 2936, 16th ,

Muther Frank, Wyoming Av nr Sickles Av

Nager Bros., cor 28th Av South and Potrero Av

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PLYMOUTH GIN, soJ;«

(CoATBS & Co.. Established 1793J

CHAPMAN,

Agent Pacific Coast,
123 California Street.

MIL

CKOCKER-LANGLEY DIRECTORY.

MIL 1871

MiLLBRAE Company

Hotels, Restaurants and Private Families supplied
with Country Milk and Cream

Good Pasture, Wholesome Feed and
Healthy Cattle

Fresh Butter, Eggs and Cheese

OFFICE AND DEPOT

MI55I0N AND NINTH 5TS.

TELEPHONE SOUTH 331

SAN FRANCISCO

Nelson Nels, 1611 O'Farrell

O'Connor William F., 135, 19tli

O'Farrell John, 128 Edinburgh

Paton Theophilus, NE cor 22d Av and Clement

Perham George L., Cambridge nr Bacon

Perine Felice A., Wayland nr San Bruno Av

Peterson A., 1424-1426 Fulton

Pontacq August, cor Berlin and Felton

Ramos Joseph M., 17Hayward

Regli Joseph, Croce nr Mission

Renner Louis, W s Mission Road nr Onondaga

Av
Reynolds Oliver O., 17 Franklin
Rice William H., NE cor Fell and Gough
Riley Owen, San Bruno Av oppFive Mile House
Roberts John. 30th Av South nr San Bruno Av
Ruhland & Zimmermann, Point Lobos and 32d

Avs
Russi & Regli, Scott Av nr Silver Av
Solomon Mori tz, 1509 Broderick
Sambertraint Frank, Amherst nr Cambridge
SAN MATEO RANCH DAIRY, 1515 Fillmore
Sanders Jacob, 219, 7th
Sanquist Bros., 159, 2d
Sarthou & Trebucq, 35th Av South nr Railroad

Av
Sartor 1 1. & Co., 8 Lick PI
Savonello Charles, 33d Av South nr San Bruno

Av
SchwerinH. & Co., cor Schwerin and Walbridge
Sere John, cor Persia Av and Edinburgh
Seventeen Mile Farm Milk Depot, 428-430 Turk
Shatman Edward, 120, 13th Av
Silver Manuel, 4 Harrison Av
Simmen Bros., 17th Av South nr G
Simmen Bros., 16th Av South nr I
Skehan James, Trumbull nrCongdon
Smart George C, Old San Jose Road nr County

Jail 2
Smith James, 716 Brazil Av
Smith Patrick J., 923 North Point
Spencer Fred M., 1037 Valencia
Steele James A., 600 Fulton
Steel Joseph, 600 Fulton

Steiner PaulF. E., 17th Av South nr F
Stewart Elias, 505, 7th
Stone & Co., 1519 California
Stuart John T., Mission Road opp Crescent Av
Such & Nelson, 1214 Folsom
Sweet Mowry P., 1615 Folsom
Tamony John, Edinburgh nr Silver Av
Ticoulet Martin, Marshall nr Mission
Felton Walter, 618 Capp
Towns Ann Mrs., cor Grant and Brazil Av
Towns William, cor La Grande and Brazil Avs
Trautvetter Otto, 816 Treat Av
Tscheinan Jolm, San Bruno Av nr Woolsey
VostiS. & Co., Mission Road nr Six Mile House
Walton John R., 211-213, 10th
Weiser Philip, 735 Tehama
Willev Bros., Tara nr San Jose Road
Witt Bros., 28 Hoff Av

Wolff Peter T. C, cor Naples and Persia Av
Wright Henry W., cor Sweeney aed Boylston
X. L. Dairy Company, N W cor 21st and Fulton
Younghans Ernest, Serpentine Av opp Hamp-
shire
Zickel John Jr., cor Railroad Av and 32d Av

South
Zwissig Joseph, Marshall nr Congdon
Zwissig Louis, 16th Av South nr G

MiU BuUders.
O'BRIEN M., 511-513 Mission

UNION IRON WORKS,

office 222 Market, works Potrero
Wagner Jos. Manufacturing Co., 101-103 Mission

MiU Machinery.

(See also Iron Foundries, also Machinists.)
O'BRIEN M., (flour), 511-513 Mission
UNION IRON WORKS, office 222 Market, works
Potrero

WATSON & CO.

PACIFIC COAST AGENTS.

124 M:a.rk:et Street.

ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.,

215 Valencia St,
Tel. Mission 40.

1872

MIL

CROCKEK-IANGLEY DIRECTOKY.

MIL

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MIU Picks.
RIDGEWAY WILLIAM J., 19 Hill

• Mill Stones.
O'BRIEN M., 511-513 Mission

Mm Supplies.
DUNHAM, CARRIGAN & HAYDEN CO., 17-19
Beale

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

GOODYEAR RUBBER CO. (rubber), 577-579 Mar-
ket

HawleyBros. Hardware Co., SW cor Market
and Beale

LANE W. E.. 505 Kearny

MARWEDEL C. F., 58, 1st

MORRIS H. D. & CO., 141-143, 1st

NEW YORK BELTING AND PACKING CO.,
LTD., 509-511 Market

O'BRIEN M., 511-513 Mission

PACIFIC TOOL AND SUPPLY CO., 100-104, 1st

PARKE & LACY CO., 21-23 Fremont

Simonds Saw Co., 31 Main

Taylor John & Co., 63, 1st

Milliners.

Adcock Charles E., 10 Kearny

AlpernM. Mrs., 1,6th

Auger F. Mrs., 625 Larkin

Ayers Ernestine I. & Co., 227-289 Devisadero

Baker Alice Miss, 932 Sutter

Bohr Wilhelmina Miss, 3003. 16th

Borgstrom E. Miss, 322 Montgomery Av

Borgstrom Jennie, 1.521 Polk

Bowman N. Miss, 2837, 16th

Braid A. G. Mrs., 527 Hayes

Bressler E. & B., 1388 Market

Brown Lottie Miss, 599 Ellis

Bullion A. &Co., 39, 6th

Burns Nellie Miss, 112!/2, 9th

Cantor Rachael, 909 Market

Caswell E. E. & Co., 28 Post

Christy Augusta Mrs., 12, 6th

Cohn & Schetter, 503-505 Montgomery Av

Connor Ida E. Miss, 36 Geary

Corridan M. P. Mrs., 1206 Mission

Cosgriff Annie G. Mrs., 48, 3d

Coughlin James, 919 Market

Dinan P. Miss, 111 Stockton

Donovan Ellen, 1526 Polk

Dorn Annie Mrs., 1010 Market

Dowling B. & L., 1908 Market

Fortune Lucy Miss, 2512 Mission

Fox D. C. Mrs., 820 Geary

Garner Minnie J. Miss, 1708 Devisadero

Gaughran Maggie Miss, 248, 6th

Gorman Augusta Miss, 1372 Market and 42, 6th

Graessler Annie Mrs., 127 Taylor
Grant Elizabeth Mrs., 1700 Sacramento

Guillemet Adolphine Mrs., 1520 Powell

Gunzburger Frederika, I6171/2 Webster

Haake Alice Miss, 121 Post

Haendel C. Mrs., 316 Sutter

HallS. R. Mrs.,938Market

Harrison & Ginsberg, 219 Geary

Hawley Nellie Miss, 1433 Polk

Heavener Ellen Mrs., 1332 Stockton

Hicks Fanny, 1803 Fillmore

Hohnemann Augusta Miss, 806, 18th

Hopkins Mary Mrs., 114, 6th

Huffman S. B., 1907 Fillmore

Hyland J. J. Mrs.. 2524 Mission

Jones Hannah Mrs., 1211 Stockton

Kaplan L. Miss, 1109 Sutter

Keesing Cecilia Mrs., 334 Sutter

Keith Alma E. Mme.. 808 Market and 24 Kearny

Kemp W. A. Mrs., 41/2, 6th

Kirchner Ida M. Miss, 234 Taylor

Koment P. & Co., 692 McAllister

Kortick Ella E. Miss, 113 Taylor

Layng Bella, 321 Powell

Leary Maggie Miss, 118, 6th

Lempp F. & C. , 76, 9th
Lewkowitz Joseph Mrs., 1320 Stockton
Lezinsky May Miss, 1413 Stockton
Liddell Margaret Mrs., 310a Clement
Lisk Belle C. Miss, 103 Larkin
Lucile& Co., 139 Post
Lynch E. Mrs., 1003 Market
Manning Theresa Miss, 115 Geary
Mc Andrews Nellie Mrs., 710 Jones
McDonald Maria Mrs., 1810 Powell
McGruder K. Mrs., 232, 6th
McGuire A. W. Mrs., 738 Valencia
McMurry Elizabeth J., 1624 Polk
Melendy & Harrimann, 205-207, 24th and

Church
Metz Hans, 1608 Market
Miller Annie Mrs., 322 Mason
Monet T. & E., 228 O'Farrell
Moody Emma H. Mrs., 303 Golden Gate Av
Mosher Aurelia Miss, 207 Powell
Mozart Edward H., SE cor 6th and Market
Nelsen Sadie Miss, 103, 6th
Nelson A. M. Mrs., 121 Phelan Bldg
Neumann C. Mrs., 1252 Howard
North Ellen Mrs., 407 Jones
O'Brien Margaret Miss, 503 Hayes
O'Connell C. Abbie Miss, 47 Erie
Oulif Blanche Mrs., 838 and 1226 Market
Parker John, 30, 3d
Prentice Ellen Mrs., 402 Ellis
Richards M. & E., 930 Valencia
Riley Kate Miss, 222 Post
Robleto & Street, 9 Geary
Rosenbohm Minnie Miss, 2669 Howard
Rosenthal Bertha Mrs., 1713 Sutter
Russell & Taufenbaok, 1209 Polk
Sahlein M. J., 133 Kearny
Savoy, 143 Post
Scheike Helma, 740 Minna
Schmitt Julia Miss, 235 Post
Seavey Edgar C, 1382 Market
Shepherd & Staples, 40, 6th
Spencer John C, 1024-1026 Market
Stacom Maria J. Mrs., 531 Sutter
Stewart Charles R. Mrs., 507 Larkin
Stillman M. C. Mrs., 713 Sutter
Stone Annie L., 217 Post
Stratton & Nivens, 413 Geary
Sullivan Sisters, 519 Hayes
Thomas S.Mrs., 114 Grant Av
Thorn Lizzie Mrs., 28 Geary
Wanz Katherine, 202, 24th
Wells Richard Mrs., 1532 Folsom
Wise Julius Mrs., 504 Sutter
Wright Jennie Mrs., 412 Geary

Millinery Goods— Wholesale.
BUTLER, SCHUTZE & CO.. 723 Market
Hinz & Landt, 543 Market
Holm & Nathan, 512-514 Market
Toplitz F. & Co., 571 Market
Topiitz Robert L. & Co., 545 Market
Weil Ed & Co., 581-583 Market

Millinery Goods-RetaU.

(See Dry Goods, also Milliners.)

Mills.

Respective Headings.)

MiUwrights.
BUSWELL WILLIAM F., 108 Main
DIBERT BROTHERS MANUFACTURING CO.,

225-227 Mission
Hallawell Edward L.. 117 Main
Holman William L., 230 Fremont
McNicoll A. J. & Co., 122-124 Main
O'BRIEN M., 511-513 Mission
PETTITT J. G., 325 Mission
Quin W. H. & Co., 33 Beale

Wagner Jos. Manufacturing Co., 101-103 Mission
Wheeler & Burdick, 219 Sacramento

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Apparatus,
supplies.

T. P. ANDREWS,
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CROCKER-LANGLEY DIRECTORY.

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1873

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EGGERS, GOULD <& CO.

DEALERS IN IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC MINERAL WATERS

1308 Mission Street, Near Ninth.

Bartlett Water, Lake Co.
Highland Springs, Lake Co.
Adams Spring Water, Lake Co.
Xapa Soda Water, Napa Co.
Geyser Water, Sonoma Co.

Sliasta Water. Shasta Co.
Napa Soda

Madrone Water. Santa Clara Co.
Humboldt Water, Humboldt Co.
Bethesda Water, Wisconsin

Seltzer (Litton) Water, Sonoma Co. Manitou Water. Colorado
Congress Water, Santa Clara Co. Vichv Water, Fr
Coronado Water, San Diego Co.

Telephone South 481

Friedrichshaller Water, Germany
Apollinarls Water, Germany
Genoveva Water, Germany
Sauerbrunnen Water, Germany
Selters Water, Germany
Hunyadi Janos, Hungary
Rakoczy Water, Hungary
Apenta Water, Hungary

E G G E R S

Aromatic (|ingei' Ale

Agents for Pure Apple Juice Cider, Genuine Hard
Apple Cider and Pure Cider Vinegar.

EGGERS' SUPERIOR GINGER ALE

AROMATIC FRUIT MASKEC

CALIFORNIA ORANGE C(L>ER

APPLE CIDER BOILED CIDER

PEAR CIDER

SASSAFRA.S AND CASCARA TONIC

CALIFORNIA CHAMPAGNE

SARSAPARILLA AND IRON

Waters not on Our Iiist -w'lW l>e Farnish.ed at the LiOVFest Rates Obtainable

* Mimeograplis.

BUSTEEDE ANNA 0,

630 Market opp Palace Hotel, telephone

Red 1111
CROCKER H. S. CO., 215-219 Bush
HILL EDWARD W„ 638 Market

Mineral Waters— Natural.
^TNA MINERAL WATER CO.. 108 Drumm
APOLLINARIS, Queen of Table Waters, John

Caffrey agent, 47, 1st
Astorg Springs, 108, 5th
Bartlett Springs Co., 22, 4th
Bliven James I., 621 Howard
Cahen Louis & Son, 418 Sacramento
Coronado Water Co., 318 Battery

EGGERS, GOULD & CO.,

dealers in Mineral Spring Waters, 1308
Mission

BARTLETT WATER

SHASTA WATER

Eggers' Superior Ginger Ale

EGGERS, GOULD & CO., - - - Agents

1308 Mission St. Telephone South 481

EL TORO MINERAL WATER, 815-819 Montgom-
ery
Geneva Mineral Water Co., 140 Montgomery
Geyser Water Co., 41 Stevenson
Herve & Somps, 622 Laguna
Humboldt Mineral Water Co., 40, 3d

Jackson's Napa Soda Water,

George H. T. Jackson lessee, 619 Howard

Lytton Springs Water Co., 41, 2d

Meinecke Charles & Co., 314 Sacramento

MT. SHASTA MINERAL SPRING CO. (Shasta

Springs, Cal.), 6th and Townsend
Santa Barbara Mineral Water Co., 29 Market
SHERWOOD & SHERWOOD (Henks' Wau-
kesha), 212-214 Market
Somps P. G. Soda Works, 764-766 Folsom
Veronica Mineral Water Co., 431 Turk
Walters Napa County Soda, 404 McAllister
WOLFF WILLIAM & CO. (agents Johannis
Springs, Zollhaus, Germany), 327-329 Mar-
ket

Mineralogists.

California Metallurgical Works, 10 Annie
Crawford John J., 24, 4th
Miller Harry East, 216 Bush
SAVILLE, MacLYMONT & CO., 10 Annie

Mining Agencies.
Bailey, Porter, Bailey & Co., -ilW^. Montgomery
Beardslee & Boughton, 9 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
Fidelity Development and Investment Co., 80-

81 Columbian Bldg
Garcia & Lanoon, 25 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
Hall & Whitely, 314 Montgomery
Mineral Land Co., 819 Market, room 45
Pacific Mining Agency and Trust Co., 331 Pine
Stanton Thomas James & Co., 331 Montgomery

Mining Brokers.

(See Brokers— Mining.)

Mining Companies— Coal, Iron, etc.
BEAVER HILL COAL CO., 214-316 East
Black Diamond Coal M. Co., 450 Main
Carbon Hill Coal Co., 59 Union Trust Bldg
Carmelo Land andCoalCo.,202Sansome, room 2
Compagnie Du Boleo, 14 Sansome
Copper Queen Consolidated M. Co., 122 Davis
Del Monte Coal M. Co., 1189 Market
Empire Coal Mine and Railroad Co., 402 Front
lone Coal and Iron Co., 4 Montgomery, room 42
Mexican Phosphate and Sulphur Co. (Mexico),

530 California, room 50
New Vancouver Coal M. and Land Co. The, 202

Sansome
Nevada Salt and Borax Co., 310 Pine, room 11
North American Nitre Co., 43 Crocker Bldg
Puget Sound Iron Co. (Jefferson Co., Wash.), 530

California, room 50
Rocky Mountain Coal and Iron Co., 59 Union

Trust Bldg
San Bernardino Borax M. Co., 106 Leidesdorff,

room 17
San Francisco and San Joaquin Coal Co., 515

Safe Deposit Bldg
Skagit Cumberland Coal Co. The, 508 Cali-
fornia
South Prairie Coal Co. (Washington), 308 Cali-
fornia
Southern California Coal and Clay Co., 10 Cali-
fornia, room 3
Union Pacific Coal Co., 22 Market
Wellington Collieries, 340 Steuart

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Mining Companies— Gold and Silver.

Alaska Treadwell G. M. Co. (Alaska), 25-36
Mills Bldg, 7th floor

Albany G. M. Co. (Amador Co.), 330 Pine

Alma G. M. Co., 3 Mission

Alonzo G. M. Co., 320 Sansome, room 13

Alpha Con. M. and M. Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), 79
Nevada Block

Alta S. M. Co. (Storey Co.. Nev.), 33 Nevada
Block

Andes S.M. Co. (Storey Co., Nov.), 20-22 Nevada
Block

Angels Quartz M. Co. (Calaveras Co., Cal.), 31-32
Mills Bldg, 5th floor

Anglo-Mexican M. Co. Limited (Sinaloa, Mex-
ico), 311 Sansome, room 6

Anita G. M. Co. (Amador Co. Cal.), 404 Mont-

App Mine (Tuolumne Co., Cal.), 205 Crocker

Bldg
Azote M. Co. (Butte Co., Cal.), 530 California.

room 50
Bald Eagle M. Co., 172 Crocker Bldg
Bay State M. and Dev. Co., 330 Pine, room 5
Belcher S. M. Co., 37-38 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
Belle Isle M. Co., 310 Pine, rooms 15-17
Belleview M. and Agricultural Co. (Sonora,

Cal.), 14 Sansome
Belmont G. Mine, 330 Pine, room 5
Benton Con. M. Co., 538 Sacramento
Best and Belcher M. Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), 33

Nevada Block
Big Canyon M. and M. Co., 532 Market
Big Dipper M. Co. (Placer Co., Cal.), 16-22 Beale
Big Sandy M. and M. Co. (Kingman, A. T.), 27

Mills Bldg, 5th floor
Boa M. and M. Co., 216 Post
Bodie Con. M. Co., 62 Nevada Block
Booth G. M. Co. (Auburn, Placer Co., Cal.), 328

Pine, room 28
Bradley M. and M. Co. (El Dorado Co.), 430

Montgomery, room 6
Brandy City Mine, 206 Sansome
Bristol M. Co. (Shasta Co.), 330 Pine
Brunswick Con. G. M. Co. (Grass Valley, Cal.),

56 NBV&da Block
Bullion Con. G. M. Co. (Grass Valley, Cal.), 27

Mills Bldg, 5th floor
Bullion M. Co. (Gold Hill, Nov.), 331 Pine
Bulwer Con. M. Co. (Bodie, Mono Co.), 310 Pine,

room 15
Bunker Hill and Sullivan M. and C. Co., 223-224

Crocker Bldg
Burlington G. M. Co., 331 Pine
Cadmus G. M. Co., 18 Geary
Caledonia S. M. Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), 414 Cali-
fornia
California and Sonora G. M. Co. (Mexico), 320

Sansome, room 2
Candelaria Con. Mexican M. Go. (Mexico), 134

Crocker Bldg
Carson Creek M. Co. (Calaveras Co., Cal.), 69

Nevada Block
Cedar Creek M. Co., 306 Market
Challenge Con. M. Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), 35 Mills

Bldg, 3d floor
Champion M. Co. (Nevada City, Cal,), 113-114

Crocker Bldg
Chapala Lake M. Co. (Mexico), 25 Mills Bldg,

3d floor
Chollar M. Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), 79 Nevada

Block
Christy M. Co. (Silver Reef, Utah), 310 Pine
Church G. M. Co. (ElDorado Co.,Cal.), 4 Nevada

Block
Cibolo Creek M. and M. Co. (Texas), 33 Nevada

Block
Clara G. M. Co., 8-9 Chronicle Bldg
Commonwealth Con. M. Co. (Tuscarora, Nev.),

331 Pine, room 11
Confidence S. M. Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), 414 Cali-
fornia
Consolidated California and Virginia M. Co.

(Storey Co., Nev.), 47 Nevada Block
Consolidated Eureka G. M. Co. (Tuolumne Co.),

533 Market

Consolidated Golden Gate and Sulphuret M.

and D. Co. The, 320 Sansome, rooms 31-32
Consolidated Imperial M. Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.),

35 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
Consolidated New York M. Co. (Gold Hill,

Nev.), 79 Nevada Block
Consuelo M. Co., 431 California, room 39
Contention Con. M. Co. (Tombstone, A. T.), 81

Nevada Block
Contra Estaca Con. Mexico M. Co. (Mexico), 134

Crocker Bldg
Coptis M. Co., 314 Montgomery
Cosmos G. M. and M. Co., 310 Pine, room 15
Crescent Gold Quartz M. Co. (Grass Valley), 3

Crocker Bldg
Crossbow G. M. Co. (Shasta Co.), 63 Nevada Block
Crown Point G. and S. M. Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.),

35 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
Delhi M. Co., 14 Sansome
Derbec Blue Gravel M. Co. (Nevada Co.), 330

Sansome, room 26
Dora G. M. Co., 415 Montgomery, room 6
Dudley M. Co. (Bodie, Cal.), 56 Nevada Block
Dutch M. and M. Co. (Tuolumne Co., Cal.), 331

Montgomery, rooms 67-68
Eagle M. M. and Water Co. (El Dorado Co.),

4-5 Mills Bldg, 5th floor
East Best and Belcher S. M. Co. (Nevada), 513

California
East Sierra Nevada M. Co. (Virginia City,

Nev.), 310 Pine, room 38
Edison S. M. Co. The, 330 Pine, room 5
El Coronado M. Co., 530 California, room 13
Electric Placer M. Co., 214 Pine, room 35
El Leopoldo G. and S. M. Co., 314 Pine, room 55
English Moimtain Gold Mines Co., 20 Crocker

Bldg
Esperanza Quartz M. Co.) 10 Mutual Life Bldg,

5th floor
Eureka Con. Drift M. Co. (Placer Co.), 330 Pine,

rooms 33-36
Eureka Con. M. Co. (Eureka, Nev.), 134 Market
Evening Star M. Co. (Grass Valley), 330 San-
some, room 13
Exchequer M. Co. (Storey Co.), 79 Nevada Block
Feather Fork G. Gravel Co., 306 Sansome
Franklin Gravel M. Co. (Dutch Flat, Cal.), 310

Pine, room 38
Fremont M. and M. Co., 303 Sansome
Galeta M. Co., 330 Pine, rooms 33-36
Garibaldi G. M. Co., 506 Battery, room 1
Garner Con. G. M. Co., 56 Nevada Block
Gaston Ridge M. and M. Co. (Nevada, Cal.), 330

Pine, rooms 33-36
Gem M. and M. Co.. 839 Folsom
Geneva G. M. Co., 63 Nevada Block
Gold Bug M. Co., 80-81 Columbian Bldg
Gold Hill M. Co. (Grass Valley, Cal.), 37 Mills

Bldg, 5th floor
Gold of Ophir M. and Dev. Co., 80-81 Columbian

Bldg
Gold Ridge Con. M. and M. Co., 316 Post
Golden Jacket M. Co. (Humboldt, Nev.), 38

Mills Bldg, 6t.h floor
Golden King M. Co. (Alleghany, Sierra Co.), 208

California
Golden Sand Placer M. Co., 303 Montgomery
Golden Summit M. Co., 10 Market
Goleta M. Co. (Mono Co.), 330 Pine
Gould and Curry S. M. Co. (Storey Co., Nev,), 69

Nevada Block
Gover M. Co., 202 Sansome, room 2
Grand Prize M. Co. (Tuscarora, Nev.), 331 Pine,

room 30
Grant Gold Mine, 64-65 Chronicle Bldg
Gray Eagle M. Co. (Placer Co., Cal.), 308 Pine
Great Western M. and M. Co. (Mono Co., Cal.),

330 Pine, room 5

Green Gold M. Co. (Tuolumne Co.), 405 Mont-
gomery, room 5

Grizzly Fiat Gold M. Co., 211 Sansome

Gwin Mine Dev. Co. (Calaveras Co., Cal.), 14-15
Nevada Block

Hale and Norcross S. M. Co. (Storey Co., Nov.),

331 Pine, room 3

Happy Valley Blue Gravel and Hydraulic M.
Co. (Calaveras Co.), 330 Pine, rooms 33-36

Head Centre and Tranquility M. Co. (Tomb-
stone, A. T.), 310 Pine, room 15

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HectarGold M. Co., 517 Clay

Holmes M. Co. (Esmeralda Co., Nev.), 79 Nevada

Block
Home Gold M. Co., 18 Geary
Horseshoe Bar Con. M. Co. (Placer and El Do-
rado Cos.), 330 Pine, rooms 33-36
Horsefly G. M. Co., 610 Clay
Hudson Bay Con. G. M. Co., 405 Montgomery,

rooms
Ideal Placer M., Water and Power Co. (Placer

and Amador Cos.). 45-47 Fremont
Idlewld G. M. Co. (El Dorado Co.), 81 Nevada

Block
Independant M. Co. (Nevada), 310 Pine
Interior Dev. Co. (Michigan Bar. Cal.), 7 Mills

Bldg, 3d floor
Iowa M. Co., 419 California, room 2
Julia Con. M. Co. (Storey Co., Nov.). 56 Nevada

Block
Juneau M. Co. (Alaska), 5.32 Market, room 3
Justice M. Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) 33-24 Nevada

Block
Kate Hayes M. Co. (Nevada Co.), 320 Sansome,

room 24
Kennedy M. and M. Co., 404 Montgomery
Kentuck Con. M. Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), 23-24

Nevada Block
Keyes S. M. Co. (Nev.), 405 Montgomery
Lady Emma M. Co. (El Dorado Co.), 9 Mills

Bldg, 6th floor
Lady Washington Con. Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), 33

Nevada Block
La Fortuna M. Co. (Arizona), 532 Market
La Grange Ditch and Hydraulic M. Co. (Stan-
islaus Co.), 530 California, room 50
La Grange Hydraulic G. M. Co., 14 Sansome
La Panta Con. M. Co., 56 Nevada Block
Live Oak Drift Gravel Mine, 323 Montgomery
Madison M. Co. (Calaveras Co.), 532 Market
Mammoth Garfield G. M. Co., 120 Sutter
Mammoth Mine (Tuolumne Co.), 320 Sansome
Mariposa Commercial and M. Co. (Mariposa

Co.), 532 Market, room 3
Martin White M. Co. (White Pine, Nev.), 23

Mills Bldg, 5th floor
Mayflower G. M. Co. (Nevada Co.), 532 Market,

rooms
Mayflower Gravel M. Co. (Placer Co., Cal.), 330

Pine, room 33
Mexican G. and S. M. Co. (Virginia, Nev.), 79

Nevada Block
Midas G. M. Co. (Plumas Co.), 530 California,

room 50
Minersville Hydraulic G. M. Co., 14 Sansome
Minnesota Dev. Co., 508 California
Mokelumne and Campo Seco Canal and M. Co.

(Calaveras Co., Cal.). 330 Pine
Mono G. M. Co. (Mono Co.), 62 Nevada Block
Montecito M. Co, (Mono Co., Cal.), 330 Pine
Moore & Morgan M. Co. (Nev), 405 Montgomery,

rooms
Morgan M. Co. (Calaveras Co.), 230 Montgomery
Mother Lode G. M. Co. (Amador Co.), Crocker

Bldg
Mount Diablo M. and M. Co. (Esmeralda Co.,

Nev.), 318 Pine
Mount Kimball G. M. Co., 5 Mills Bldg, 5th floor
Mountain Tunnel Gravel M. Co., 219 Sansome
Mountain View G. M. Co., 214 Pine, rooms 55-59
Mountain View M. Co., 80-81 Columbian Bldg
Napyas M. Co. (Tuscarora, Nev.), 314 Mont-
gomery
Natoma Water and M. Co., 508 California
Navajo M. Co. (Nev.), 310 Pine, rooms 15-17
Nevada Queen M. Co. (Tuscarora, Nev.), 331

Pine
New Coso M. Co., 808 Montgomery
New Era G. M. and M, Co., 214 Pine, room 52
New Era Gravel M. Co. (Cal.), 330 Pine, room 9
New Idria M. Co. (New Idria, Cal.), 426 Cali-
fornia, room 1
Newsom G. M. Co., 49 Merchants Exchange

Bldg
Nimshew G. M. Co. (Butte Co., Cal.), Mission

St Pisr 2
NorthBelle Isle M. Co. (Nev.), 310 Pine
North Bloomfleld and Gravel M. Co. (Nevada

Co.), 320 Sansome, room 24
North Commonwealth M. Co., 310 Pine, room 15

North Gould and Curry G. and S. M. Co. (Nev.),

512 California
North San Juan G. M. Co. (Nevada Co.), 143, 1st
North Star M. Co. (Grass Valley), 401 Cali-
fornia, room 14
Oak Con. M. and M. Co., 532 Market, room 41
Oaks Con. M. Co. (Tuolumne Co.), 510 California
Occidental Con. M. Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), 69

Nevada Block
Omaha Con. G. M. Co. (Grass Valley, Cal.), 27-

Mills Bldg, 5th floor
Oneida G. M. and M. Co. (Amador Co.), 320 San-
some, room 24
Ophir S. M. Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), 50 Nevada

Block
Original Empire M. & M. Co. (Grass Valley),

401 California, room 14
Original Keystone S. M. Co. (Virginia City,

Nev.), 330 Pine, room 5
Orleans Con. M. Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), 56 Ne-
vada Block
Overman S. M. Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), 414 Cali-
fornia
P. and L. M. and Dev. Co., 532 Market
Pan-American Dev. Co., 508 California
Peachblow Con. G. M. Co., 328 Montgomery
Phenix M. and M. Co. (Esmeralda Co., Nev.), 69

Nevada Block
Piedmont G. M. Co., 214 Pine, room 55
Pioneer G. M. Co., 405 Montgomery, room 6
Plumas Eureka Mine (Plumas Co.), 320 San-
some, room 11 c.
Poriflro Diaz (Sonora, Mex.), G. and S. M., M.

and Land Co., 24 Nucleus Bldg
Potosi M. Co. (Virginia, Nev.), 79 Nevada Block
Presidio M. Co., 33 Nevada Block. ■
Prospect G. and S. M. Co., 310 Pine, room 28
Quincy M. and Water Co., 331 Pine, room 20
Quintera M. Co. (limited), (Alamos, Sonora

Mexieo), 506 Battery
Ralston Divide G. M. Co. (limited), 331 Pine
Rawhide G. M. Co. The (Tuolumne Co.), 205

Crocker Bldg
Reward G. M. Co. (Amador Co.), 56 Nevada

Block
Rose Creek M. Co. (Tuolumne Co.), 163 Crocker

Bldg
Rose Kimberly M. Co. The (El Dorado Co.), 23

Market, room 5
Ruby Gold Gravel M. Co. (Sierra Co.), 330 San-
some, room 34
San Francisco M. Co., 498, 4th
San Juan M. Co. (LasFlores, Lower California,

Mexico), 506 Battery
San Vicente M. Co. (Mexico), 158 Crocker Bldg
Savage M. Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), 50 Nevada

Block
South Eureka M. Co. (Amador Co.), 530 Cali-
fornia, room 50
Southern Nevada G. and S. M. Co. (Candelaria,

Nev.), 405 Montgomery, room 5
Scorpion M. Co. (Virginia City, Nev.), 310 Pine
Seg, Belcher and Mides Con. M. Co. (Storey Co.

Nev.), 50 Nevada Block
Sequoia G. M. Co. (Calaveras Co.), 419 Cali-
fornia, room 16
Sierra Buttes G. M. Co. (limited), 320 Sansome
Sierra Leon G. M. Co., 69 Nevada Block
Sierra Nevada S. M.Co., 14-15 Nevada Block
Silver HillM. Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), 81 Nevada

Block
Silver King M. Co. (Arizona), 310 Pine
Silver King M. Co. (Calico, Cal.), 191-192 Crock-
er Bldg
Squaw-Lakes Water and M. Co. (Oregon), 109

Crocker Bldg
St. Louis M. Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), 81 Nevada

Block
Standard Con. M. Co. (Bodie, Cal.), 310 Pine
Sterling M. Co. (Mono Co.), 330 Pine
Summit G. M. Co. (Bodie, Mono Co.), 33 Nevada

Block
Superior M. and M. Co., 80-81 Columbian Bldg
Syndicate M. Co., (Bodie, Cal.), 56 Nevada Block
Taylor H. P. M. Co., 39-40 Merchants Exchange

Bldg
Tower Con. M. Co. (Mono Co., Cal.), 69 Nevada

Block
Treasurer M. Co. (Amador Co.), 532 Market

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Mining Companies— Gold and Silver— CoDtd.
Troy M. and Dev. Co. (Holcomb Bay, Alaska).

421 Mission
Uncle Sam Mine (Shasta Co.), 320 Sansome
Union ,Con. G. M. Co. (Amador Co.), 320 San-
some, room 1
Union Con. S. M. Co., 4 Nevada Block
Union M. and M. Co., 4 New Montgomery
Union M. Co. (Tuscarora), 331 Pine, room 30
Utah Con. M. Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), 47 Nevada

Block
Utica M. Co. (Calaveras Co.), 533 Market
Valenzuela Con. M. and Land Co. (Sonora,

Mexico), 210 Sansome
Victoria and Imperial Tunnel M. Co., 303 Mont-
gomery, room 6
Wai Wera Con. M. and M. Co., 69 Nevada Block
Watt Blue Gravel M. Co., 323 Montgomery
West Con. Virginia and California M. Co.

(Nev.), 324 Pine, room 4
Western Bell M. Co. (Candelaria, Nev.), 405

Montgomery, room 5
Whitlock Mine (Mariposa Co.), 320 Sansome,

room 11
Wiwona G. M. Co.. 109 California, room 1
Ybarra G. M. Co. (Mexico), 132 Market
Yellow Jacket S. M. Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), 35

Mills Bldg., 3d floor
Yellowstone M. Co., 331 Montgomery, room 74

Mining Companies— Quicksilver.

Altoona Q. M. Co. (Trinity Co., Cal.), 206 San-
some
Bella Union Q. Co. The (Lake Co.), 530 Califor-
nia, room 50
Siskiyou Con. Q. M. Co., 306 Pine, room 4
Standard Q. Co., 24 Mills Bldg, 4th floor
Sulphur Bank Q. M. Co., 306 California

Mining Engineers.

(See Engineers— Mining.)

• Mining Machinery.

(See also Foundries.)
Banta I. Co. The, 19 Stevenson
BIRCH WILLIAM H. & CO., 129-135, tst
Blasdel Concentrating Belt Co., 419 California
BROWNELL JAMES S. (successor to Adams &
Carter), Western agent Frue Ore Concen-
trator, 132 Market, room 15
DoubD. M., 137, 1st

Krue Vanning Machine Co., 132 Market, room 15
FULTON ENGINEERING AND SHIP BUILDING

WORKS, 213, 1st
Golden State and Miners' Iron Works, 231-251,

1st
James Leander L., 419 California, room 16
KERRIGAN CHARLES, 109 California, room 6
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
MORRIS H. D. & CO., 141-143, 1st
PAKRE & LACY CO., 21-23 Fremont
Prospective Mining and Machinery Co., 127, 1st

UNION IRON WORKS,

office 222 Market, works Potrero
UNION IRON WORKS

Manufacturers of

Mining, Milling & Smelting Machinery

Of Every Description.
Office, 223 Market St. Telephone Main 215

VULCAN IRON WORKS, 135-145 Fremont
Williamson Bros., 216 Bush

Mining Operators.

Andrade Guillermo, 214 California
Belshaw Mortimer W., 402 Front
Bisbee, Williams & Co., 122 Davis
Blasdel Henry G., 419 California
Boole William A., 219 Steuart

Bradbury John L., 42 Mills Bldg, 8th floor

Burns Daniel M., 134 Crocker Bldg

Campbell R. H., 602 Market

Church Thomas R., 4 Nevada Block

Chute Richard, 405 Front

Cronise William H. V.,405 Montgomery, room 13

Crosett James F., 628 Sacramento

Dahl B. F., 512 California

Davis Willis E., 42 Mills Bldg, 8th floor

Earl John O., 401 California

Eldredge John B., 328 Montgomery, room 311

Emery George T., 59, 1st

Fair James G. (estate of), 230 Montgomery

Fish Charles H., 47 Nevada Block

Fox Martin W.. 324 Pine, room 10

Gutmann David, 320 Sansome, room 1

Harmnond John Hays, 223 Crocker Bldg

Harris N. H., 223-224 Crocker Bldg

Havens Henry B., 69 Nevada Block

Hawxhurst Robert, 402 Montgomery, room 5

Hayward Alvinza, 532 Market

Johns William, 320 Sansome, room 11

Jones Martin, 330 Pine, room 5

Judson Augustus, 320 Sansome, room 53

Lane Charles D., 3Hobart Bldg

Leechman John, 508 California, room 23

Maxwell John W. C, 426 California, room 1

Metzger Louis, 35 New Montgomery

Montgomery George S., 520 Kearny

Morrow Robert F., 414 California

Morrow William G., 414 California

Munson David L., 916 Market, room 81

Nuttall J. R. K., 411 California

Pacific Mineral Development Co., Safe Deposit

Bldg
Painter J. B. Co., 510 Clay
Pearson & Co., 204 Kearny, rooms 1-3
Pichoir Henry, 320 Sansome, room 24
Price William C. 322 Pine
Quinn John C, 4 Mills Bldg, 5th floor
Ralston & Grayson, 331 Pine, room 11
Ranlett H. D., 420 Montgomery, room 28
Reichart Theodore, 4-5 Mills Bldg, 5th floor
Rixford G. P., Mills Bldg
Roper Raymond R., 320 Sansome, room 59
Thomson Monroe, 430 Montgomery, room 6
White Martin, 58 Montgomery Block
Willeylia Wilm M., 10 Murphy Bldg

• Mining Pumps.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

Mining Secretaries.

AUenberg Charles, 206 Sansome

Andross, Porter H., 324 Pine, room 10

Auger Bernard E., 320 Sansome, room 26

Bates Dudley C, 81 Neveda Block

Beach Gardner E., 22 Market, room 5

Berton George A., 323 Montgomery

Blumenthal Julius, 415 Montgomery

Boughton W. W., 9 Mills Bldg, 6th floor

Bush Hyman P., 134 Market

Clark Seymour B., 430 Montgomery, room 36

Coffin James, 132 Market

Collins Robert U., 331 Pine, room 3

Corbus Andrew T., 25-26 Mills Bldg, 7th -floor

Daley Robert H., 216 Post

Doble Robert McF., 202 Sansome

Durbrow Alfred K., 69 Nevada Block

Duvergey H., 14 Sansome, room 17

Edwards George D., 414 California

Elliot Charles E., 79 Nevada Block

Ely Prescott, 10 Mutual Life Bldg, 5th floor

Parish Edwin D., 319 Pine, rooms 1-2

Fisher Thomas A., 510 California

Follis James H., 4 Nevada Block

Foorman Isaac S., 330 Pine, room 42

Fox Levin T., NW cor 4th and Bluxome

Gale George, 134 Crocker Bldg

Gerhard George W., .331 Montgomery

Grayson Robert R., 331 Pine, room 11

Groth Andrew S., 414 California

Grow Charles A., 27 Mills Bldg, 5th floor

Gurnett W. J., 308Pine

Hale Horace, 331 Montgomery, room 74

Hall Edward M., 314 Montgomery

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Halsey Abraham, 530 California, rooms 49-50

Havens Albert W., 47 Nevada Block

Heath Richard W., 318 Pine, room 12

HoUing John F., 113 Crocker Bldg

Holmes Edward R.,50 Nevada Block

Howes Jabez, 214 Pine, room 55

Jacobus Julien E., 33 Nevada Block

Jafle Max, 33 Nevada Block

James Leander L., 419 Califorrnia, room 16

Jennings David A., 401 California, room 14

Johnstone William, 819 Market

Juster C. C, 4 Montgomery, room 42

Kelly Richard S., 23 Nevada Block

Kent Daniel M., 330 Pine, rooms 33-36

Luty Frederick E., 330 Pine, room 5

Madison James, 839 Folsom

Mainhart George E., 211 Sansome, room 6

Mason Casper H., 512 California

McCoy Charles L... 35 Mills Bldg, 3d floor

McCoy J. li., 35 Mills Bldg, 3d floor

MoGlew John H., 419 California, room 16

Morgan Charles A., 158 Crocker Bldg

Morris Henry W., 143, 1st

Newlands James, 35 Mills Bldg, 3d floor

Nielsen Hans, 61, 1st

Northrup John W., 109 Crocker Bldg

O'Connell James, 163 Crocker Bldg

Osborn Lamartine, 33 Nevada Block

Parker Edwin L., 14-15 Nevada Block

Perkins Charles L., 37-38 Mills Bldg, 3d floor

Pew John W., 310 Pine, rooms 15-17

Pichoir Henry, 320 Sansome, room 24

Ralston William C, 331 Pine, room 11

Reichlinglj. F., 404 Montgomery

Rickoff Arthur R.. 5 Mills Bldg, 5th floor

Ross K. L., 23 Mills Bldg, 5th floor

Ryst Otto, 421 Mission

Sayre John H., 405 Montgomery, room 5

Schuyler Thomas J., 31-32 Mills Bldg, 5th floor

Smith J. Henry, 39-40 Merchants Exchange Bldg

Spinney George R., 310 Pine, room 28

Stadtfeld Jacob Jr., 56 Nevada Block

Stevenson Howard G., 532 Market

Stone Edward F., 308 Pine, room 4

Swain Alfred F'., 4 Nevada Block

Thomas Richard L., 419 California, room 2

Toplitz Joseph B., 330 Pine, rooms 9-10

Twiggs John W., 20-22 Nevada Block

Vining Alden R., 214 Pine, room 35

Waggoner George H., 205 Crocker Bldg

Walker Henry D., 62 Nevada Block

Wate Paul T. M., 15 Mills Bldg, 3d floor

Waterhouse Seymour, 16-22 Beale

Waterman Augustus, 23 24 Nevada Block

Watson William H., 302 Montgomery, room 6

White Charles W., 530 California, rooms 49-50

Willis Milton E., 62 Nevada Block

Wintringham Thomas, 306 California

Mining Stock Brokers.

(See Brokers— Mining Stock.)

* Mining Supplies.

Blasdel Concentrating Belt Co., 419 California

BROWNELL JAMES S. (successor to Adams &
Carter), Western agent Frue Ore Concen-
trator, 132 Market, room 15

CENTRAL PLATING WORKS (amalgamating
plates). 852 Mission

DAY THOMAS & CO., 222 Sutter

Dietz A. C. & Co., 7-9 Front

DUNHAM. CARRIGAN & HAYDEN CO., 17-19

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont
GOOD YE /VR RUBBER CO. (rubber), 577-579

Market
Holden Samuel P., 419 California, room 14
NEW YORK BELTING AND PACKING CO.,

LTD., ,509-511 Market
PACIFIC TOOL AND SUPPLY CO., 100-104, 1st
PARKE & LACY CO., 21-23 Fremont

TAYLOR JOHN & CO.,

* Mining Tanks.
PACIFIC TANK CO., 33 Beale

Mirrors.

Baker A. & A., 113 Hayes
Cohen Herrman, 19 Grant Av
Gump S. & G., 113 Gearv
LUNDY FURNITURE CO., 813 Market
Sanborn, Vail & Co., 741 Market
Schussler Bros., 27 Grant Av
WELLS CHARLES B., 422 Sutter, telephone
Main 1882, and Emporium Bldg

Model Makers.

Baker Melville C, 607 Mission

Bumgarner Virgil W., 717 Bay

Buswell William F., 108 Main

COFFIN ALONZO, 133-135 Beale

Electric Supply Co., 58, 1st

FEY CHARLES A., 406 Market

Grace-Reynolds Labeling Machine Co., 143-147

Bealn
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
MARWEDEL C. F. (supplies), 58, 1st
Meakin William, 622 Commercial
PACIFIC ELECTRICAL WORKS, 154, 1st
PACIFIC TOOL AND SUPPLY CO. (supplies),

100-104, 1st
Peterson Lewis, 226 Market
San Francisco Pattern Works, 110-112 Beale
Sauter Herman, 759 Market
Scheibel & Mitchkus, 410 Kearny, room 1
Schoenstein Ferdinand B.,511 Fulton
THOMAS & CARLSON, 213 Mission
Thompson E.. 41114 California
TOWLE & LYNCH, 325 Mission
WILL & FINCK CO., 818-820 Market
Yankee Novelty Manufacturing Co., 58, 1st

* Modeling Clay.

GLADDING.MgBEAN8cC0

* Moldings.

(See also Picture Frame Makers, also Planing

Mills.)
Hansen Albert, S s Berry bet 5th and 6th
REYNOLDS JOHN M. (artistic wood and
metal), 602 Market, Crocker Bldg

* Money Brokers.

(See also Brokers— Money.)

INTERNATIONAL SECURITY CO. THE, 331

Montgomery, rooms 1-2

NOONAN JEREMIAH,

1017-1023 Mission, pianos and furniture,
no removal

* Monuments.

(See also Marble Works.)
BROWER H. 0.. 343 Phelan Bldg
JONES GEORGE H. (mausoleums), 70 Columbian

Bldg, 916 Market

Lloyd H. J., Harrison bet 13th and 14th

MacNutt A. H., 374 Brannan ^=^_3

Metlar Marble and Granite Co., 212 Valencia
Ruffino&Bianchi, 864-870 Bryant . .- ■"•

Seregni F., 24 Post - • '"^ - -^'-Tl''

Sheerin Daniel & Sons, SW cor Broderick and

Ellis

* Monuments— Metal.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

Morocco Case Makers.

(See Box Makers— Jewelry.)

Morocco Dressers.

(See Tanners.)

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iably call for them. Family Orders a Specialty.
Lowest prices. Stalls 68, 69, 70. 71 , and 47
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SCHEERER JOSEPH CO., 21-23, 10th

Moulds.
MURCH & GRAY, 215 Mission

Museiuus.

California Academy of Sciences, 819 Market
California State Mining Bureau, Pioneer Bldg
Golden Gate Park Museum, Golden Gate Park
Jordan's Museum of Anatomy, 1051 Market

Mush Manufacturers.

Kobbins H. R., 12 Halleck

Music Boxes.

(See also Musical Instruments.)
MONACO PAUL, music boxes, mechanical fig-
ures and singing birds, practical maker and
repairer, 120 Sutter

Music Engravers.

(See Engravers— Music.)

Music Publishers.
BRODER & SCHLAM, 26-30 O'Farrell
Model Music Store, 735 Market
Pacific Music Co., 816 Market
Rosenberg L. Budd, 23 Maple Court
Wise David, 1322 Market
Zeno Mauvais Music Co. The, 769 Market

Musical Instrument Dealers.

(See also Organs, also Pianofortes.)
Badger William G.. 26 O'Farrell
Bancroft A. L. & Co., 324 Post
Bruenn Adolph, 228 Post
Curtaz Benj. & Son, 16-18 O'Farrell
Dowe Lewis, 1521 Market
Eaton Charles S.. 735 Market
Francis & Merki, 705 Valencia
Heine G. O. & Co.. 136 Ellis
Keene C. C. Mrs., 3, 3d
Kohler & Chase, 26-30 O'Farrell
Lubbe Theodore & Son. 837 Mission
Mauzy Byron, 308-314 Post
Miller Louis H. P., 842 Howard
Model Music Store, 735 Market
Pacific Music Co.. 816 Market
Scott J. Harry, 929 Market
Sellers., 1403 Steiner
Sherman, Clay & Co., 137-139 Kearny
Spencer F. W. & Co., 338 Post
Unger Cress, 26 Montgomery
Wells George F. (estate of), 1360 Market
Zeno Mauvais Music Co. The, 769 Market

Musical Instrument Makers and Repairers.

(See also Organ Builders, also Pianoforte Mak-
ers.)
Benjamin Arthur T., 26 O'Farrell
Deagan John C, 4 Lily Av
Grosjean Alfred, 307 Grant Av
Maiwaid Gustav, 3 Hardie PI
Mojica Dolores, 1027 Kearny
Montero Anastasio, 612V2 Broadway
Muller Herman A., 2 Latham PI
Stanton Leon I. & Co., 705 Larkin
Strom Andrew, 414 McAllister
Wright & Kochman, 407 Eddy

Musicians.

(See Bands— Music, also Teachers— Music.)

Mustard Manufacturers.
BURR C. C. & CO., 2111 Stockton
California Pure Food Co., 328 Montgomery
FISHER PACKING CO., 509-517 Commercial
Pacific Vinegar and Pickle Works, 323 Front
SHERWOOD & SHERWOOD (agents Colman's,
Lundon), 212-214 Market

Nail Makers.
Atlas Tack Corporation, 45, 2d
Capewill Horseshoe Nail Co., 636 Mission
JUDSON MANUFACTURING CO., SW cor How-
ard and Beale
NEW CASTLE WIRE NAIL CO., 14 Drumm
Pacific Iron and Nail Co., 132 Market
PUTNAM HORSE NAIL CO. THE. 14 Drumm
WASHBURN & MOEN MANUFACTURING C0.»
8-10 Pine

Native Wines and Brandies.

(See also Liquors, also Champagne Manufact-
urers.)

Ahrens, Pein & Bullwinkel, 620 Post

Amelung Julius C, 10 California

American Concentrated Must Co., 508 Cali-
fornia

Andersen John, 427 California

Arnaud Albert, NW cor Grant Av and Post

BagliettoGiobatta, 1822 Powell

Ben Lomond Wine Co., 114'4 McAllister

Berges & Domeniconi, 708-710 Sansome

Bianchi Amato, 1136Folsom

Blumenthal & Co., 658 660 Mission

Bokariza & Burin, 135, 7th

Bovo Gabriel, 1300-1302 Dupont

Bozio Orlando, 149,4th

Braunschweiger & Co., 5-7 Drumm

Buneman Henry, 401-403 Front

Buzzini George, 31, 9th

CALIFORNIA WINE ASSOCIATION, SW cor 2d
and Folsom

California Wine Co., 901-905 Mission

California Wine Depot, NE cor 16th and How-
ard

Calitornia Wine Growers' Union, 318 Mar-
ket

California Wine Makers Corporation, 46 Luning
Bldg

Campe Henry & Co., 221-335 Front

Capurro Giuseppe, 523-525 Green

Carpy C. & Co. (See Cal. Wine Association)

Cartan, McCarthy & Co., 312 Sacramento

Castagnetto Pietro, 503 Green

Cavagnaro Fiorenzo, 626 Montgomery

Cella Louis, 23 Kissling

Cerisola Nicola, 1819 Union

Chaix & Bernard, 207, 6th

CHAUCHE & BON, 695 Front

Chevalier F. & Co., 9-15 Beale

Cnristin Edward L., 313 Hayes

Coblentz, Pike & Co., 213-215 Battery

Coope & Pippy, 204 Market

Copertini Gaetano, 730 Vallejo

D' Andrea Domenico, 35 Hinckley

Descalso Bros., 575 Market

De Turk Isaac, 216 220 Sacramento

Dietrich Bros., 108-110, 8th

Donnelly & Brannan, 1069-1071 Mission

Doyle John J., 416 Pine

Dresel & Co., 1316 Ellis

Dreyfus B. & Co. (See Cal. Wine Associa-
tion)

Edge Hill Vineyard Co., 116 California

Eggers Vineyard Co. The, 214 California

Eggers & Co., 214 California

Eisen Vineyard Co., 12 Stevenson

Fargo E. A. Co., 316 Front

Fetz Joseph, SE cor 3d and Mission

Figone Giuseppe, 1111 Kearny

FrapoUi B. & Co., 713-714 Battery

Frediani Vincent, 704 Vallejo

Froment Antoine, 350, 5th

Gaddini, Lorenzini & Co., 604 Broadway

Gaillard Joseph, 229, 6th

Garibaldi Bros., 1513-1515 Powell

GARNIER E. & CO., 618 Sacramento

Garrissere Frank, 220 Stockton

Gianettoni M., 29, 6th

Givanovich Adolph, 151, 11th

Glen Ellen Wine Co., 959 Market

Gohl & Nelson, 100 Eddy

Gradwohl Meyer, 402 Montgomery, room 25

Grimm A. & Co., 33 McAllister

Grimm's Vineyard and Wine Vaults (Calistoga,
Napa Co.), office 111 Leidesdorfl

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GUNDLACH Pll & CO., 13-15 City Hall Square
GuptillD. W., 314 Bush
Haraszthy Arpad, 530 Washington
Harris, Kingston & Co.. 123-137 Eddy
Hencken & Schroeder, 208-210 Front
Hey, Grauerholz & Co., 215 Sacramento
HilbertBros., 101-103 Powell
Hildebrandt, Posner & Co., 610-612 Front
Hoelscher William & Co., NW cor Turk and

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Holtum Bros., 209 and 565 Market
Hotaling A. P. & Co., 429-431 Jackson
Imperial Vineyard Co., 310 Sacramento
Inglenook Vineyard Agency, NW cor Townsend

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ITALIAN-SWISS AGRICULTURAL COLONY.

109 Battery
Joullin Etienne, 32. 6th
Jullien J. & Co., 617 Pacific
Juri Louis & Co., 1338 Stockton
Klein Pierre, QOm Geary
KOHLER & FROHLING (See California Wine

Association)

KOHLER & VAN BERGEN

(See California Wine Association)

Kolb & Denhard, 420-426 Montgomery

Korbel F. & Bros., 723 Bryant

Kordt F. S., 12-14 Oregon

Koster John L. & Co., 327 Market

KUHLS, SCHWARKE & CO., 123-129 Sutter

LACHMAN S. & CO.

(See California Wine Association)

Lachman & Jacobi (See California Wine Asso-
ciation)

Lacoste Jean, 901 Montgomery Av

Lagomarsino Gio. B., California nr 1st Av

Lancel Eugene H., 205 Front

Landemann & Davids, 1321 Larkin

Landsberger & Son, 123 California

Lenormand Bros., 735-739 Howard

Leuenberger Emil, 139 Post

Lichtenstein Max, 119 Bush

Lind Vineyard Wine Cellar, 137-139, 1st

Livingston & Co., 206-208 Davis

Lyons E. G. Co. The, 606-610 Jackson

Mahoney Edward I., 31, 4th

Mann C. M., 216-220 Sacramento

Martin E. & Co., 411 Market

Martin, Feusier& Co., 309 Clay

Martinoni Emilio, 714-718 Front

Massoletti Giacomo, 2312 Taylor

Massoni & Del Carlo, 1121 Kearny

McLeod & Ha tie, 515 Market

Medau Julius H.. 224, 6th

Melczer Joseph & Co., 117, 4th and 259, 3d

Mercier Eugene, NW cor 7th and Folsom

Metzger Leo, 118-120 Pine

Meyer Em. & Co., 303 Sutter

Meyer H. M. & Co., NW cor 9th and Mission

Mohns & Kaltenbach, 29 Market

Monnier George, 1153 Howard

Naber, Alfs & Brune, 323-325 Market

Napa Valley Wine Co. (See California Wine
Association)

Natoma Vineyard Co., 508 California, room 31

Neller & Schirmer, 409 Sansome

Niles Ferdinand, 115, nth

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Oakville Wine Co., SW cor Folsom and Army

Olivina Vineyard, Burr & Malpas agents, 18
California

Oppenheimer I. & Co., 1911 Hyde

Palmdale Co., office 230 California

Palmer H. & Co., 222 Clay

Parish M. & Co., 804 Montgomery

Pebbleside Vineyard and Wineries, 39-40 Mer-
chants Exchange Bldg

Pedrazzi & Gianettoni, 150. 5th

Perrier Alfred, 220 Stockton

Pevre Jean, 1601 Market

Plumel John F., 18 Stockton

Polidori D., 1130 Folsom

Putzman & Schurmann, 341 Pine

Radovich Bros., 29 Geary

Rathjen Bros., 21 Stockton

Repsold A. & Co., 517 California

Righetti Dominlck, BibVi. 5th

Rosenblatt Co. The, 113-ll5Pine

Rothschild & Helms, cor Powell andO'Farrell

Rottanzi G., 1012 Valencia and 1027 Market

Roval Wine Co., 114 Sutter

Ruby Hill Vineyard Co.. 614, 3d

San Francisco Wine and Liquor Co., 24 East

Schiaffino Giobatta, 1524 Powell

Schilling C. & Co., 2.30-240 Brannan

Schlesinger& Bender, NE cor Pine and Battery
and 104-106 Clay

Scott Angelia R., 1743 Franklin

Shea. Bocqueraz & Co.. 527 Front

SHERWOOD & SHERWOOD, agents for Napa
Valley Wine Co.'s wines and brandies in
cases, 212-214 Market

Siebe Bros. & Plagemann, 322-330 Sansome

Sierra Vista Vineyard Co., 210 Sansome

Smadeke W. & Co.. SW cor 8th and Mission

ST. HUBERT VINEYARD CO.,

224 Bush

Stammer Gustav A., SW cor Market and 4th

Taussig Louis & Co., 26-28 Main

Taylor Thomas & Co., 21, 1st

To-Kalon Wine Co., 1372 Market

Torassa Giovanni B.,520 Green

Tropical and California Fruit Juice Co.. 909
Mission

Van Bergen N. & Co., 418-420 Clay

Vignier Ami, 429-431 Battery

Vina Distillery, 819 Market, rooms 1-2

West Coast Fruit and Wine Growers' Associa-
tion, 320 Sansome, room 26

Wetmore, Bowen Co., 140 Montgomery

Wichman, Lutgen & Co., 318-322 Clay

Wilmerding-Loewe Co., 216 California

Wolf, Wreden & Co., 412 Front

Naturalists.

Gruber Frederick, 254, 1st Av
Lorquin Ernest F., 1195 Market
Nolte William F.. 108 Golden Gate Av

Nautical Instruments.

Arnheim S. S., 8 Steuart
Dillon & Co., 310 California
HIRSCH & KAHN, 333 Kearny
Kahn Henry & Co., 642 Market
LIETZ A. CO. The, 422 Sacramento
SALA JOSEPH C, 429 Montgomery
Tennent Thomas, 4 California
WEULE LOUIS, 418 Battery

Naval Stores.

(See Ship Chandlers.)

Neatsfoot Oil.

(See also Oil Dealers.)
Ohlandt N. & Co., 327 Market

Neckties— Manufacturers.

Brickwedel G. F. Mrs., 1657b Mission
California Neck Wear Co., 224-226 Bush
Cunningham M. Miss, 1226 Pine
Heineman Henry M., 109 Sansome

* Needles.
BAYLES A. G. & SONS, Henry Doyle & Co.

agents. 517-519 Market
MILL WARD'S HELIX, James Elder agent, 14-

16 Sutter

News Agents.

(See also Booksellers and Stationers.)
Baldwin News Co.. The Baldwin
Brown William G., 3d and Townsend
Curtiss Fred, 1016 Larkin
Harrington Benj. G., NE cor Mission and 4th
HUSCHLER JOHN, 621 Sansome, room 3
MLiller Reinhold, 410 Kearny, room 7
Occidental News Co., S. P. Go's Depot, 3d and

Townsend
San Francisco News Co., 206-208 Post
Sheldon M. Adella, Occidental Hotel
Sorge Oscar, 410 Kearny, room 6
Van Dvke & Handy, Lick House
WILBER ROBERT C, Palace Hotel
Ziegler Bros., 530 Montgomery

Newspaper Agents.
Dake's E. C. Advertising Agency, 64-65 Mer-
chants' Exchange Bldg
Fisher L. P., 21 Merchants' Exchange Bldg
Lastreto Luigi F..318 Front, room 3
Pacific States Advertising Bureau, 405-407 San-
some
Pollak H. A., 729 Montgomery

Newspapers, Periodicals, Etc.

ABC GUIDE (railroad and shipping monthly),
429 Montgomery

A. P. A. Magazine (monthly), 1203 Market

Adjuster The (monthly), 316 California, room 19

American Agriculturist (monthly), 78 Colum-
bian Bldg

American Investor (financial monthly), 15 Mills
Bldg, 5th floor

ARGONAUT THE (weekly), 246 Sutter

Bien (Scandinavian weekly). 623 Montgomery

Bloomer's Cryptograph, 630 Page

BoUettino Mensile (Italian monthly), 506 Bat-
tery, room 1

Book and News Dealer (semi-monthly), 1203
Market

Breeder and Sportsman (weekly), 313 Bush

Brigade Bulletin (military weekly), 420 Mont-
gomery

Building News and Review (tri-weekly), 935
Market, room 15

BULLETIN THE (daily and weekly), 622 Mont-
gomery

Butchers and Stockraisers Review (weekly),
630 Merchant

California, 225 Post

California Architect and Building News The
(monthly), 408 California, rooms 16-17

California Bankers Magazine (monthly), 5(J
Montgomery Block

California Christian Advocate (weekly), 1037
Market

California Decisions (weekly), cor Glen Park
Av and Bond

California Demokrat (German dally and weekly),
409 Bush

California Farmer (weekly), 1004 Howard

California Fruit Grower (weekly), 203 California

California Insurance Review (monthly), 403
Market

California Journal (German weekly), 415 Mont-
gomery, room 6

California Medical Journal (monthly), 1422 Fol-
som

California Musical Journal (monthly), 26 O'Far-
rell

CALIFORNIA ORCHARD AND

FARM (weekly), a journal for rural
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per year, B. Fehnemann publisher, 510
Montgomery
California Philatelist (monthly), 1815 Devisa-
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California Staats Zeltung (German weekly),
409 Bush

California Standard (A. P. A. weekly), 819 Mar-
ket, room 7

California State Almanac (German), 613 Com-
mercial

California Turf The (weekly), 410 Montgom-
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Calfornia Volksfreund (German weekly), 429
Montgomery

California World The (theatrical weekly) 623
Montgomery

CALL THE (San Francisco), daily and weekly,
710 Market

Cathode Ray, 535 Clay

Chinese Recorder (bi-weekly), 754 Washington

Citrograph The (weekly, Redlands, Cal.), 434
Bartlett

City Argus (weekly), 526 Kearny

Coast Review (insurance monthly), 508 Mont-
gomery

Coast Seamen's Journal (weekly), SW cor East
and Mission

Commercial Herald and Market Review
(weekly), 321 Commercial

Commercial News (daily and weekly), 34 Cali-
fornia

Commercial Traveler The (monthly) 20 Ellis

Criterion The (bicycle weekly), 933 Market

CROOKER-LANGLEY S. F.

DIRECTORY (annually), 215-219 Bush

Cycles Guide and Road Book (yearly), 12 Mont-
gomery
Daily Journal of Commerce, 321 Montgomery
DAILY REPORT THE, 238 Montgomery
Daily Shipping and Hotel News, 403 Market
Deutsche Vereins-Zeitung (weekly), 321 Califor-
nia
Diario de California (Spanish daily), 420 Mont-
gomery
Druid's Journal (monthly), 413 Sutter
Edwards Abstract from Records S. F. (daily),

318 Pine, rooms 27 and 36
Edwards Breviate of Records (Marin Co.,

weekly), 318 Pine, rooms 27 and 36
Edwards Criterion (real estate monthly), 318

Pine, rooms 27 and 36
Edwards Transcript of Records (Alameda Co.,

daily), 318 Pine, rooms 27 and 36
El Comercio de San Francisco (Spanish

weekly), 420 Montgomery
Elevator The (weekly), 622 Clay
EmanuEl (weekly), 432 Montgomery
Engineer and Contractor (weekly), 7-8 Mills

Bldg, 7th floor
Engineering and Mining Journal The (monthly),

12 Montgomery
EVENING POST (daily and weekly), NE cor

Kearny and Bush
Examiner The (daily and weekly), 756 Market

cor Grant Av
Field Sports (weekly), 531 California
Figaro (dramatic daily), 532 Merchant
Filatelic Facts and Fallacies (monthly), 108

Stockton
Financial Letter The, 714 Spreckels Bldg
Florence Crittenton Record (weekly), 520

Kearny
Foresjter of America The (monthly), 14 McAllis-
ter
Foresters' Advocate (monthly), 50 St. Ann's

Bldg
Fresno City and County Directory (annually),

530 California, room 65
Gee's Market Street Directory and Travelers'
" Vade Megum" (monthly), 12 Montgomery
Germania Monthly The, 1196 Treat Av
Globe Review (weekly), 49, 1st
Golden State The (monthly), 414 Mason
Grocer and Country Merchant (weekly), 123

California
Guide The (daily), 532 Commercial
Harmony (monthly), 328, 17th
Hayes Valley Advertiser (weekly), 509 Hayes
Hebrew The (weekly), 612 Commercial
High School Times The (monthly), 2228 Clay
Home Builder The, 8 Mills Bldg, 8th floor

Honolulu and Hawaiian Island Direct, 530 Cal-
ifornia, room 65
Hope and Home (monthly), 429 Montgomery
Hotel Gazette (weekly), '420 Kearny
Hotel Guide The (monthly). 20 Ellis
HRVATSKA SLOGA (Slavo-Creation semi-
weekly), 629 Washington
Human Nature (monthly), 1016 Market
lUustr ted Directory The (monthly), 23, 1st
II Messaggiero (Italian weekly), 8 Montgomery

Av
Insignia The (fraternal monthly), 320 Post
Insurance Sun (monthly), 209 Sansome
Jewish Calendar, 420 Montgomery
Jewish Progress (weekly), 608 Sacramento
Jewish Times and Observer The (weekly), 420

Montgomery, room 27
Journal of Electricity The, 423 Safe Deposit

Bldg
Ladies' Home Journal (monthly), 78 Columbian

Bldg
La Voce del Popolo (Italian daily), 729 Mont-
gomery
Le Franco-Califomien (French daily and

weekly), 529 California
L'Elvezia (Swiss-Italian weekly), 15 Montgom-
ery Av
Le Petit Californien (French semi-weekly), 8

Montgomery Av
Le Relevement (French semi-monthly review),

735 Broadway
L'Imparziale (Italian semi-monthly), 729 Mont-
gomery
Liquor Dealers' Journal (weekly), 4 California
L'ltalia (Italian Daily), 629 Washington
Live Stock and Butchers' Gazette (weekly),

411% California, room 3
Lloyd's Register of British and Foreign Ship-
ping, 304 California
Manufacturer and Herald of Trade (weekly),

403 Market
Manufacturers' and Producers' Monthly, 22

Clay
Maple Leaf (monthly), 12 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
Marin County Herald, 235 Kearny, room 9
Mayflower The (Congregational monthly), 1719

Post
Metropolitan Fashions (monthly), 124 Post
Mining and Scientific Press (weekly), 220 Mar-
ket
Mission and South San Francisco Mail

(weekly), 1935 Mission
Mission Journal The (weekly), 2241 Mission
Mission News (weekly), 2940, 16th
Monitor The (Catholic weekly), 529 Clay
Municipal and State Conventions Guide, 536

Clay
Music and Drama (weekly) 636 Clay
Nation The (weekly), 420 Montgomery, room 39
National Guard Bulletin (semi-monthly), 420

Montgomery
National Underwriter (monthly), 15 Mills Bldg,

5th floor
New Age (monthly), 61-62 St. Ann's Bldg
North Beach News, 519 Filbert
Oakland, Alameda and Berkeley Directory (an-
nual), 530 California, room 65
Occident The (Presbyterian weekly), 84 Donohoe

Bldg
Old Friends Gazette (monthly) 235 Kearny
Olympian The, 38 Donohoe Bldg
Olympic The (semi-monthly), 535 Clay
Oriental Chinese Newspaper (weekly), 803

Washington
Our Society Blue Book, 225 Post
Overland Monthly, 508 Montgomery
Pacific American and National Guard Bulletin
(weekly), 420 Montgomery, room 33
i Pacific Architect The (monthly), 408 Cali-
fornia
PACIFIC BUILDER AND MUNICIPAL ENGI-
! NEER (weekly), 905 Clay

j Pacific Calendar and Catholic Church Bulletin,
! 83 St. Ann's Bldg

Pacific Christian (weekly), 7 Y. M. C. A. Bldg,
I 5th floor

1 Pacific Churchman (Episcopal semi-monthly),

731 California
! Pacific Coast Business Directory, 632 Market

PATRONIZE

HOME PRODUCTION AND

SAVE MONEY.

PinSBURG " v'iT^^f COAL

CHARLES R. ALLEN, Agent, 144 Steuart St., S.P.

USED BY LARGEST

CONSUMERS WHO

HAVE TRIED ALL KINDS-

DIXON, BORGESON S CO.,

37 Market Street, S. F.,

>:Sa:

PQ ^

1882

NEW

CROCKER-LANGLEY DIRECTORY.

NOT

Newspapers, Periodicals, Etc.— Cont'd.

Pacific Coast Endeavorer (weekly). 4 California
Pacific Coast Insurance Directory, 320 Cali-
fornia, room 14
Pacific Coast Journal of Homoeopatliy (monthly),

234 Sutter
Pacific Coast Marine Record (weekly), 315 Cali-
fornia
Pacific Coast Official Railway and Steamship

Guide (monthly), 22 Clay
Pacific Coast Trade Review (monthly). 632 Mar-
ket
Pacific Coast Wood and Iron (monthly), 4 Cali-
fornia
Pacific Electrician (monthly), 10 California
Pacific Ensign (weekly), 132 McAllister
Pacific Medical Journal (monthly;, 603 Sutter
Pacific Methodist Advocate (weekly), 43 Dono-

hoe Bldg
Pacific Rural Press (weekly), 220 Market
Pacific Skandinav (weekly), 44 East
Pacific States Watchman (A. O. U. W. monthly),

61-62 St. Ann's Bldg
Pacific Stomatological Gazette (monthly), 12

Sutter
Pacific The (Congregational weekly), 7 Mont-
gomery Av
Pacific Theosophist The (monthly), 525-526 Em-
porium Bldg
Pacific Town Talk (weekly), 20 Ellis
Pacific Underwriter (semi-monthly), 320 Califor-
nia, room 14
Pacific Unitarian (monthly). 300 Post
Pacific Wine and Spirit Review, 316 Battery
Park News The (weekly), 22 Clay
Philatelic Californian (monthly), 516 California
Plummer's Reference Map, 408California, room 7
Pocket Time Tables (monthly), 306 Pine, room 9
Poehlman's Real Estate Circular, 415 Montgom-
ery
Political Record (weekly), 536 Clay
Popular Educator (monthly), 300 Post
Portland Oregonian (daily and weekly), 21 Mer-
chants" Exchange Bldg
Primary Education (monthly), 300 Post
Progress The (weekly), 13 Murphy Bldg
Public Opinion (weekly). 1209 Golden Gate Av
Pvthian Courier (monthly), 532 Commercial
RAILROAD GAZETEER (monthly), 219 Bush
Railway Hand Book (monthly), 314 Post
Real Estate Price List, 630 Market
Red Men of America (monthly), 14 McAllis-
ter
Resources of California The (monthly), 320 Cali-
fornia, room 14
Retail Grocer The (weekly), 214 California
REVISTA DEL i'ACIFICO (Spanish Export jour-
nal). 12 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
Revista Hispano- Americana (Spanishmonthly).

6 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
REVISTA MERCANTIL (Spanish weekly), 319

Sacramento
Richmond Banner The (weekly), NW cor Point

Lobos and 7th Avs
Sacramento City and County Directory

(annually). 530 California, room 65
Sacramento Record Union (daily), 21 Merchants'

Exchange Bldg
Saloon Man The (monthly), 526 Montgomery
San Francisco Abend-Post (German daily and

weekly). 535 California
SAN FRANCISCO AND ALAMEDA COUNTY

BUILDER (tri-weekly), 905 Clay
SAN FRANCISCO BLOCK BOOK, 23, 1st
San Francisco Chronicle (daily and weekly),

NE cor Kearny and Market
SAN FRANCISCO 'DIRECTORY (annually), 215-

219 Bush
San Francisco Journal of Commerce (weekly),

321 Montgomery
San Francisco Law Journal (daily), 219 Bush
San Francisco Legal News, 410 S'ansome
San Francisco Mirror (weekly), 235 Kearny
San Francisco News Letter (weekly), 606 Mer-
chant
San Francisco Prices Current, 123 California
San Francisco Produce Exchange Call List, 34
California

San Francisco Real Estate Circular, 4 Mont-
gomery
San Francisco Stock Exchange List (daily), 32&

Pine
San Francisco Tageblatt (German daily), 633

Merchant
San Francisco The (Japanese), 112^ Ellis rear
San Francisco Trade Review (weekly), 34 Cali-
fornia
San Francisco Vindicator (weekly), 932 Clay
San Jose City and Santa Clara County Direc-
tory (annually), 530 California, room 65
Santa Cruz City and County Directory (an-
nually), 530 California, room 65
Searchlight The (monthly), 602 Market
Sentinel of the Golden Gate (monthly), 587 Mis-
sion
Sentinel The (monthly), 20 Ellis
Sentry The, .530 Golden Gate Av
Servian American (weekly). 7 Bonita
Seven Links (monthly), 50 St. Ann's Bldg
Sloboda (Servian weekly), 636 Clay
Society (monthly), 918 Hyde
Sonntags-Blatt Des California Demokrat, 409-

413 Bush
Sonntags Post (weekly), 535 California
Sporting World (weekly), 50 Nucleus Bldg
Standard Time Schedules (monthly), 602 Mar-
ket
Star and Herald (daily and weekly), 318 Front
Star The (weekly), 429 Montgomery
State Mining Journal, 318 Spreckels Bldg
Stockton City and San Joaquin County Directory

(annually), 530 California, room 65
Strong's Official Bulletin S. F. and N. P. Ry.,

424 Sansome
Theater Programme, 320 Sansome, room 8
Trade Postal Journal (monthly), 729 Montgom-
ery
Traveler The (monthly), 314 Post
Travelers' and Shippers' Directory (monthly),

66 Crocker Bldg
Trestle Board The (monthly), 408 California
Triumph of Faith (monthly), 520 Kearny
Uniao Portugueza A. (weekly), ,525 Front
United States Business Directory, 4 Lawrence

PI
Vestkusten (Swedish weekly), 921 Mission
Vestra Sandebudet (monthly), 537, 7th
Voice of Labor The (weekly), 620 Market
War Cry The (Salvation Army weekly), 1139-

Market
WASP THE (illustrated weekly), 513 Market
Wave The (weekly), 220-222 Crocker Bldg
Weekly Gazette, Trade and Commerce Review,

331 Montgomery, room 63
Western Creamery The (monthly), 113 Davis
Western Hotel World (weekly), 518 Sacra-
mento
Western Journal of Education, 723 Market
Western Outlook The (weekly), 425 Montgomery
Western Wheelman The (weekly), 58, 1st

Newspapers— Patent Outsides.
San Francisco Newspaper Union, 405-407 San-
some
West Coast Newspaper Union, 58, 1st

Nickel Platers.

Central Plating Works, 852 Mission

Greenberg's M. Sons, 225-227 Beale

LANE W. E, 505 Kearny

MARWEDEL C. F. (supplies), 58, 1st

PACIFIC MANUFACTURING AND PLATING

WORKS, 323 Mission
PACIFIC TOOL AND SUPPLY CO. 'supplies),

100-104, 1st
San Francisco Novelty and Plating Works, 68-

72, 1st
SAN FRANCISCO PLATING WORKS THE, 653-

655 Mission
SCHAEZLEIN & BURRIDGE, 3 Hardie PI

Notaries Public.

Ballou Addie L. Mrs., 61-62 Donohoe Bldg
Benchley William B., 630 Market
Bennett Clement, 15 Mills Bldg,_ 8th floor

The Bulletin

Is the oldest paper in San Francisca
It has character, standing, influ-
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PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE

W. EL CHAPMAN. Sole Agent, 123 California Street.

—For Sale by all First-
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and Grocers.

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NUK

1883

BORLAND JAMES H., 216 BusH

JAMES H. BORLAND

General Agent National Surety Co.

Notary Public

216 Bush St. Telephone Main 329. Residence
522 Oak St. Tel. West 861.

Cooney James J., 102-103 Phelan Bldg
Oovell Emma P. Miss, 55 Chronicle Bldg
Craig Lee D., 316 Montgomery
CURTIN D. A., 24 Mills Bldg, 3d floor

D. A. CURXIN

NOTART PUBLIC

Room 24, Mills Building, Sd Floor.
Telephone Main 1467

Residence, '^5 Bennington St., near 31st.
Depositions carefully taken.

Legal documents drawn.

Daggett Almore K., 14 Montgomery

Danglada Arthur F., 508 Battery

Deane John J., 102 Chronicle Bldg

Duisenberg Augusta W. Miss, 513 California

Edwards Robert M., 301 Montgomery

Ellis James M., 323 Montgomery

Enquist Alfred A., 210 Montgomery

Fugazi John F., 5 Montgomery Av

Gates Justin, 211 Larkin

Hanlon Daniel, 19 Montgomery

Haven Thomas E., 13 Mills Bldg, 7th floor

Higgins Thomas, 628 Market

Holmes Raymond, 436 Montgomery

Horn Harry L., 30 Montgomery

Hoyt Frank B., 504 Battery

Hughes John C, 38-39 Mills Bldg, 5th floor

Kellv Charles E., 213 Sansome

KING JAMES L., 308 California

JAMES L. KING
Notary Public and Commissioner Deeds

For every State and Territory

Trade Marks and Passports procured. Depositions
carefully taken.

No. 308 California Street

North Side, bet. Sansome and Battery Streets.

KNOX GEORGE T., 444 California
Knox Tnomas R., 86 Crocker Bldg

LANE MARK G.,

602 Market
LASK HARRY J.,

Sansome

HARRY J. LASK

NOTARY PUBLIC

Conveyancer and Commissignek

209 SANSOME ST. Telephone Main 5781

—Residence—

156 EDDY STREET. Telephone South 298

I,ATHAM W. B., 320 Sansome, room 19

Levy Eugene W., 7-8 Mills Bldg, 5th floor

LEVY SOL J., 304 Montgomery

Lyons John F-, 607 Montgomery

Madison Henry B., 15 Steuart

Mason James, 425 California

McElroy Robert D., 4 Phelan Bldg

McGill Henry M., 30 Montgomery

Mearns George S., 20 Montgomery

Meininger Louis, 442 California

Morgan E. M., 14 Sansome

Mosebach Ferdinand C, 322 Montgomery

O'Brien Thomas M., 216 Bush, room 9

PHILLIPS CHARLES H., 638 Market, telephone

Main 570, r. 1620 Fell, telephone Pine 2591
Porter A. J. Mrs., 11 Montgomery

ROSENHEIM SAMUEL, 303 California, room 7

Ryan E. B., 4 Montgomery

Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery

Smith Ralph S. Mrs., 43 Mills Bldg, 6th floor

Smyth Charles W., 419 California, room 11

Sonntag Lincoln, 116 Market

STANLEY CHARLES T., 512 Montgomery

CHAS. T. STANLEY

IftotacB public S, Commissioner DceDs

512 MONTGOMERY ST.

Telephone Main 353

Legal Documents drawn and Passports obtained

Stetson Harry N., 532 Market, room 41
Stoney Donzel, 4 Sutter
Tharp E. H., 240 Montgomery
Tricou Henrv P., 331 Montgomery
WEGENER WILLIAM B., 510 Market
WHEAT CHARLES D., 501 California
Young George A., 413 Montgomery

Oakland.
Moss J. W., 958 Broadway

* Notaries' Seals.

Fischer S. E. & Co., 402 Montgomery
MOISE L. H., 320 Sansome, room 68

Note Brokers.

(See Brokers— Note.)

Notions.

(See Fancy Goods, also Varieties.)

* Numbering' Machines.

K.lmknerCJT-&©|flS=

Nurserymen.

(See also Florists.)

Abraham Charles, Greenvrich bet Franklin and
Gough

Baker C. H., 34 Chenery

Berger Henry H., SE cor 19th and Folsom

Bonneau Leon, cor Felton and Goettingen

California Nursery Co. (Niles, Alameda Co.),
office 205 Sansome

Canaris Henry, 2520 Pine

Carbone Amedeo, Wyoming Av nr Sickles Av

Castilli Bros., 29th Av South nr J

Cauhape Jean, Amazon Av nr Madrid

Chiappari Luigi, cor Wayland and Somerset

Dechent Charles, 2610 Geary

Duffy T., 1300 Golden Gate Av

Erikson Henry, 512 Haight

Ferrari Colombo, cor University and Felton

Finocchio Giovanni B., 17th Av South bet G
andH

Foley William T., 101 Bartlett

Forsyth John, 1402 Point Lobos Av

Gonzalez Felix, cor Crescent Av and Ellsworth

Gregory Bros., cor Berlin and Burrows

Jacquemet August, 17 Taylor

JACQUEMET J. & CO., Ocean House Road,
depots 105, 6th and 25, 4th

Knabbenhoft & Frommenwiler, 1727 Mission

Lacroix Angus te, 3012 Steiner

Laplace Jennie Mrs. , Corbett Av nr Alms HTouse

Leduc Pierre, 2lFt Av South nr J

Ludemann Frederick, N s Lombard bet Baker
and Lyon

Martorella Philip, Porter Av nr Six Mile House

Meherin Thomas, 516 Battery

Miller Frederick A., 215 Hayes

Nespoli Eligio, Hanover bet Lowell and Lafay-
ette

Palermo Nursery and Citrus Assn, 108 Mont-
gomery

Pottet Louis H , Nebraska nr Cortland Av

Pouyal John, 1211 Polk

Provensal Sylvain M. , Nebraska nr Cortland Av

WASHBURN & MOEN MFG. CO.,

BARBED
COPPER
INSULATED

WIRE

NAILS,
ROPE,
SPRINGS-

J. GUNDLACH & Co,

Vineyard Proprietors, Wine Yerchants.

Bacchus Wine Vaults, iU-iii Bryant SL

Office, MARKET and SECOND STS.

1884

NUK

CKOCKER-LANGLEY DIRECTORY.

NUR

^ o

!isi

Nurserymen— Cont'd.

Razzo Christopher, Old San Jose Road nr
Geneva Av

Reimer Edward L., SE cor 20th and Folsom

Roemer Adolph P., Brunswick bet Lowell and
Lafayette

Scho Charles B. F., Sherman Av opp De Wolf

Schwerin Edward N., cor Schwerin and Wal-
bridge

Serveau Bros., Brunswick nr Guttenburg, SW
cor Fillmore and Sacramento, and 2328 Cali-
fornia

Sievers John H., 25 Post

Sunset Seed and Plant Co., 427-429 Sansome

Vaissiere Alexander, 2716 Bush

Weiner Bros., Cambridge opp Silliman

Nurses.

(See also Midwives.j
Abraham Sophie Mrs., SMYi. 11th
Abrahamson Josephine, 21 14 Chesley
Ainsworth F. B. Mrs., 1708 Turk
Akerman Elizabeth Miss, 837 Post
Allemand Joseph. French Hospital
ALPHA TRAINED MALE AND FEMALE
NURSES AGENCY, 1117 Van Ness Av nr
Post, telephone East 579
Archibald Alice Miss, 1117 Van Ness Av
Atkinson Sarah Mrs., 27^4 Oak Grove Av
Baker Helen E. Miss, 3700 California
Baker Laura L. Miss, 1608 Van Ness Av
Barbour M. E. Miss, 1827 Polk
Barker Ellen Miss, 837 Post
Barling Louisa Mrs., 1710 Broderick
Barrington Annie Miss, 3700 California
Barth Alice Miss, 3700 California
Batturs S. J. Miss, 919a Sutter
Beaumont Frances J. Miss, 3700 California
Bennett Emma Miss, 3700 California
Bernham Harriet A. Miss, 1608 Van Ness Av
Bervalt Charles, French Hospital
Bischoff Caroline Mrs., 1782 Folsom
Blanton Mary N. Miss. French Hospital
Bordenave Andrew, French Hospital
Borotra Johanna Mrs., 2116 Powell
Borst Mary Mrs., 9 Seymour Av
Bourack Florence Miss. 3700 California
Bourne Euphemia, 522 Bryant
Bracker Louise Miss, 816 Powell
Bremner William, 1117 Van Ness Av
Briggs Octavine Miss, 3700 California
Brown Anna M. Mrs., 89 Brady
Brown Kate Miss, 1827 Polk
Brown Lockie Miss, 1109 Van Ness Av
Brown Lucy E. Miss, 937 Sutter
Bucknam Mary L. Mrs., 708 Shotwell
Budd A. J. Mrs., 785 Stevenson
Burnham Maud Miss. 3700 California
Burrell Mary A. Miss, 3700 California
Buxton L. Mrs., 115, 8th
Caldwell Elizabeth Mrs., 1409 Larkin
Caldwell Mary A. Mrs., 432 Turk
Cameron Mary N. Mrs., 1040;^ Mission
Carlson Annie Mrs., 946 Harrison
Carpenter A. P. Mrs., 634 Filbert
Case Lucie E. Miss, 1723 Clay
Casten Dora Mrs., 621 Ash Av
Chase Frances Miss, 816 Powell
Clancy Ella D. Mrs., 526 Turk
Clark Fannie B., 930 Sutter
Clark Frances Miss, SE cor Clay and Webster
Close Fannie Miss, 1608 Van Ness Av
Cochrane Helen D. Miss, 3700 California
Cody Mary Miss, 1109 Van Ness Av
Coffee Kate Miss, 634 Geary
Coffleld Mary A. Miss, 417 Van Ness Av
Cole Elizabeth M. Miss, 3700 California
Colmer Mary Mrs., 744 Ellis
Conroy Mary M. Miss, 3700 California
Conway Catherine, 115, 19th
Copeland Maud V. Miss, SE cor Clay and Web-
ster
Cosack Margaret Mrs., 2419 Clay
Coulter Fannie Miss. 1327 Utah
Cupp Willie V. Miss, 1608 Van Ness Av
Cut ten Hazel Miss. 632 Sutter
Da vies Helen Mrs., 1338 Union
Deane Mary E. Miss, 1522a Fell

Denike Catherine, 1204 Broadway
Devine Grace Mrs., 232 Langton
Dietrich Christina, 3240 Mission
Directory for Childrens' Hospital Trained

Nurses, 1608 Van Ness Av
Dodge Elizabeth Mrs., 621 Pine
Donald Harriet L. Mrs., 921 Webster
Dorety Alice M. Miss, French Hospital
Drachan Mary Mrs., 1421 Mason
Drackert Ida M. Miss, SE cor Clay and Webster
DriscoU Bridget T. Mrs., 2612 Post
Duer Mary Mrs., 207 Montgomery
Eckhardt Barbara A. Miss, 822 Larkin
Eckhardt Nellie L. Miss, 822 Larkin
Edwards Mabel Miss. 1608 Van Ness Av
Elliott Lottie Miss, 1109 Van Ness Av
Engelke Agusta Miss, 1608 Van Ness Av
Espeset Belle Miss, 417 Van Ness Av
Espy Cora Miss, 818 Powell
Estep Katherine A. Miss, 1522a Fell
Evans L. G. Mrs., 1234 Mission
Fenaue Agatha G. Miss, 1608 Van Ness Av
Fenwick Hattie Miss, 3700 California
Fitzpatrick Martha, 1521 Mission
Flagg Georgie A. Miss, 3700 California
Fliun Marion A. Miss, 209, 17th
Flover Ernest F., 1144 Sutter
Foley Margaret Mrs., 1242 Mission
Forbes Margaret Mrs., 108'/2, 9th
Ford May Miss, 3700 California
Forsyth Ida M. Miss, 21 Buena Vista Av
Fox Lizzie Mrs., 740 Broadway
Frey Anne Miss. SE cor Clay and Webster
Gately Delia A. M., 11 Moss
Gates Grace A. Mrs., 647 Stevenson
Gibson Jessie A. Mrs., 1210Steiner
Good E. Mrs., 4 Bacon PI
GOODBAN FRANK E. (medical, surgical and

massage), proprietor Alpha Agency, 1117

Van Ness Av, telephone East 579
Goodell Augusta A. Miss, 3700 California
Goodhue Margaret L. Miss, 1608 Van Ness Av
Gorman Margaret Mrs., 916 Montgomery
Gray Sarah E. Miss, 3700 California
Grossman Laura Mrs., 117 Jones
Haggard Lizzie S. Mrs., 1706 Washington
Hahn Amelia Miss, 5.32 Natoma
Hamilton Amelia, 521 Shotwell
Hamilton Elizabeth, 35 Washington Av
Hansen Marie Miss, SE cor Clay and Webster
Hatch Anna S. Miss, SE cor Clay and Webster
Headrick Martha, 310 Leavenworth
Heath Anna Mrs., 4 Byington Av
Heath Geneva J. Mrs., 442, 20th
HechtC. Mrs., 87,25th
Heino Jacob, 226^4 Oak
Hennessy Clementine Mrs., 636 Sutter
Herrmann Conrad P., 1117 Van Ness Av
Hicks Cora Miss, 1608 Van Ness Av
Hill Lizzie A. Mrs., 1851 Stevenson
Hoffman Louise Mrs., 1 Beideman
Holden Ellen Miss, 3700 California
HoUiway Elizabeth Miss, 1827 Polk
Hoppe Mary Mrs., 1117 Van Ness Av
Hubie G. A. Miss, 703 Polk
Hughes Frances Mrs., 12 Federal
Hughes Mary, 1182V4 Harrison
Huntington Gertrude Miss, 1608 Van Ness Av
Hurd Fannie Miss, 837 Post
Hurd Lila Miss, 837 Post
Hurdon George D., 2041/2 Eddy rear
Hussey Alice Miss, 816 Powell
Ijams Hattie Miss, 816 Powell
Inchbold Diana Miss, 3700 California
International Association of District Nurses,

930 Sutter
Ireland Frances Z. Miss, French Hospital
Jacobsen C. F., 231 Golden Gate Av
Jalumstein Hannah Mrs., 537 Franklin
James M. A. Miss, 1207 Folsom
Jones Elizabeth E. Miss, French Hospital
Jorgensen Anita Miss, French Hospital
Julien Eric, 1109 Van Ness Av
Kenealy Kate Mrs., 1612 Green
Kidd Annie Miss, 15.37 Eddy
Kirk Elizabeth Miss, 1522a Fell
Ladarre Henry. French Hospital
Lambert Hattie Miss, 1608 Van Ness Av
Lassalle Jules, French Hospital

The Bulletin

HAS NO RIVAL IN THE EVENING

FIELD. IT SURPASSES THEM ALL.

Telephone Main 926.

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CROCKER-LAXGLEY DIRECTORY.

^x^T

1885

Lasswell Alice G. Miss, 1772 Howard
Lasswell Ida H. Miss, 177-2 Howard
Laughlin May Miss, 3700 California
Lehmann Maria Mrs., 1012 Clay
Le Page Gertrude Miss, 818 Powell
Lewis A. M. Mrs., 4 Grand Av
Liesy Fanny Mrs., SE cor Clay and Webster
Lindenstadt Adolph, 911 Jackson
Lindsay Mary Mrs.. 107 Natoma
Livingston Jessie Mrs., 816 Powell
Long J. S. Mrs., 1117 Van Ness Av
Lorentzon Jane Mrs., iSWi Jessie
Mackintosh Bell Miss, 803 Leavenworth
Maguire Sadie J. Miss, French Hospital
Marks Mary E. Miss, 1608 Van Ness Av
Marsh Claire Mrs., 417 Van Ness Av
Marshall Helena Miss, 816 Powell
Masters Gertrude Miss, SE cor Clay and Web-
ster
Mauzey Caroline Mrs., 233 Mason
McAulifie Mary E. Miss, 1522a Fell
McAuslan Flora A. Miss, 1608 Van Ness Av
McCarthy Mary Mrs., 2518 Sutter rear
McClatchie Margaret Miss, 325, 19th
McClun Marah Miss, 1117 Van Vess Av
McConnell Alida E. Miss, 3700 California
McConnell Anna Miss, 3700 California
McDonald Kate Mrs., 219, 3d Av
McDaffle Florence Miss, 120a 8th
Mcintosh EUen, 21 Madison Av
McKenzie Maud Miss, 1522a Fell
McKQight Elizabeth Miss, 1608 Van Ness Av
McNamara Mary Miss, 1109 Van Ness Av
McNeil Louisa A., 204'/^ Eddy rear
McPherson Marie Miss, 1603 Van Ness Av
Medus Julia Miss, French Hospital
Mezzer Louise Miss, 1827 Polk
Miatt F. F., 6 Scheerer PI
Miller Nancy Mrs., 2 Raphael PI
Mohl Elizabeth R. Miss, 417 Van Ness Av
Mohl Emma R. Miss, 417 Van Ness Av
Monges Margaret Miss, 104 Guerrero
Moore Cynthia E. Miss, 1772 Howard
Moore Elizabeth Miss, 110 Webster
Mordecai Alice Miss, 120 Olive Av
Morris Lillian E., 742, 21st
Morris Simon, 1606 Bush
Morrison E. Mrs., 22, 13th
Mowry Lucy M. Mrs., 26 Essex
Noves J. M. Mrs., 2849 Mission
Mudd Mattie Miss, QloVi Central Av
Murphy Marie M. Miss, French Hospital
Neilson Elizabeth A. Miss, 329. 18th
Newcomb Ida Miss, 2808 Laguna
NielsonH. Mrs., 735 Bryant
Noble Beatrice Miss, 3700 California
Norris Emilie M. Miss, 3700 California
Northon Clara J. Miss, 837 Post,
Nougues Cecilia Mrs., 212 Turk
Owens Laura H. Mrs., 3700 California
Oxford A. L. Miss, 822 Geary
Paulsen Anna J. Miss, 3700 California
Pelecki Clara Miss, 1608 Van Ness Av
Peters William, 1519 Leavenworth
Pfelfter M. Mrs.. 2014 Folsom
Phillips Alice Miss, 816 Powell
Phillips Mary Miss, 816 Powell
Pinniger Florence M. Miss, 3700 Van Ness Av
Place Nancy A. Miss, 3700 California
Piatt Kate Mrs., 18 William
Polmann Anna Miss, 218 Waller
Poling Mary Mrs., 20914, Uth
Provines Cornelia D. Miss, 3700 California
Ralph Minnie Miss, 816 Powell
Rand Amelia J. Mrs., 708 Shoiwell
Raney Rebecca E. Miss., French Hospital
Ransom Jennie Miss, 417 Van Ness Av
Reed Elizabeth A. Mrs., 417 Van Ness Av
Reese A. E. Mrs., 22 Wetmore PI
Remington Pauline V. Mrs., 537 Lott
Reyland Fleurette Miss, French Hospital
Riley Emily Mrs.. 917 Larkin
Robinson Lily Miss, SE cor Clay and Web-
ster
Robinson R. A. Mrs., 421 Hyde
Robinson Robin M. Miss, 417 Van Ness Av
Rollins Mary Miss, 144, 9th
Rose Victoria Miss. French Hospital
Rosenthal R. Miss, 520 Van Ness Av

Rush Rose A. Miss, 441 McAllister

Ryan Fannie D., 930 Sutter

Ryerson Virginia Miss, 1608 Van Ness Av

Salva August, French Hospital

Saunders Mary I. Mrs., 3700 California

Sayers F. Miss. 1.521 Pine

Schaible Gretchen Miss, 217 Francisco

Schaible Rosa Miss. 217 Francisco

Schaller H. Mrs., 6 Howard Court
i Soherf Regina Mrs., 428 Chestnut rear

Schneider Elizabeth D.. 107 Randolph

Schreiber Amelia Mrs., 1311 Powell
1 Sharp Hattie S. Miss, 1608 Van Ness Av
I Sharpe Emma L. Mrs., 236 Sanchez
! Shaw Ellen Mrs., 1202 Mission

Shaw Mary J. Mrs., 313 Haight
: Shelton Mary Miss, French Hospital
' Shores Emma B., 1816 Steiner
! Shuey Edna Miss, 3700 California

Sichel Minnie J. Mrs., French Hospital

Slater Edith Miss, 1117 Van Ness Av

Slater Hannah S. Mrs., 507V4 Leavenworth

Smith Ida, 216 Leavenworth

Smythe Margaret Miss, 816 Powelll

Snook Caroline, 2429 Mission

Sol Frederic, French Hospital

Solari Ida B. Miss. 3700 California

Souriau Desire, 115 Morris Av

Spriggs L. W. Mrs., 1534 Mission

Stanley Sarah Mrs., 1129 Howard

Stephen Daisy Miss, 1608 Van Ness Av

Stevens Annie Miss, 816 Powell

Stevens Charles H., 1000 Van Ness Av

Strasburg Pauline A. Miss, 3700 California

Stroud Mary Mrs., 724 Broadway

Struving Bertha Mrs., 8 Jansen

Summer Mary Miss, 304, 3d

Sweeney Mary L. Miss, 2 Sanchez

Tallman Fannie K., 415 Shrader

Taylor S. F. Mrs., 823 Mission

Tennis Emily Mrs., 14 Beideman

Thomas Dora Miss, 1109 Van Ness Av

Thompson Hannah, 241 Langton

Thompson Lucy Miss, SE cor Clay and Web-
ster

Thompson William P., 1117 Van Ness Av

Thorp Edith A. Miss, French Hospital

Tiaffay M. Eliza, 526 Merchant

Tippits George, 221';4 O'Farrell

Tobin Jane Mrs., 712 Church

Turner Josie Miss, SE cor Clay and Webster

Turner Z. J. Miss, 70 Whitney

VoUertson Julia Miss, 1519 Leavenworth

Wagner Victoria M., 875 Folsom

Wallace Elsie Miss, 3700 California

Warden Carrie Mrs., 621 Gough

Welsh Elizabeth Miss, French Hospital

West Kate Mrs., 417 Van Ness Av

Wetterau S. Mrs., 1 Essex PI

White AlonzoP., 1700 Sacramento

Wickstrom Lawrence, 1117 Van Ness Av

Williams Elnore Miss, 3700 California

Williams Laura B. Miss, 837 Post

Williams Louise Miss, 837 Post

Williams Margaret A. Miss, 403 Van Ness Av

Williams Marian Miss, 924 Sutter
Wilson Amy H. Miss, 3700 California
Wisdom Sarah Miss, SE cor Clay and Web-
ster
Wood Adeline M. Miss, 417 Van Ness Av
Woods Elizabeth E. Miss, 3700 California
Woods Eugenie Miss, 3700 California
Wright Nellie C. Miss, 1608 VanNess Av
Wylie Annie, 731 Broadway
Wynne K. Miss, SE cor Clay and Webster
Zulk Anna Mrs.. 4I61/2 Post

• Nurses Supplies.
GOODBAN F. E., 1117 Van Ness Av, telephone

*Nut Manufacturers.

(See also Bolt and Nut Makers.)
Pacific Rolling Mill Co., 100 Market
PAYNE'S BOLT WORKS, 121-123 Howard
Upson Nut and Bolt Co., 14 Drumm

$1.00

SUITS CLEANED AND PRESSED

GOLDEN WEST CLOTHING RENOVATORY.
Telephone Main 1157. 12 Montgovery Street.

$1.00

MYERS, CARRICK d ILLMS,

• Box Manufacturers, •
Fourth and Kentucky Sts.

1886

NUT

CKOCKER-LANGLEY DIRECTORY.

OIL

4/7 MISSION STREET SAISl FRANCISCO.

TELEPHONE 1381 BLACK

CAL.

MANUFACTURER OF

Office Purniture

Banks, Offices, Stores and Dwellings Fitted Up

TEN PINS AND BALLS

Ttirning, Sawing, Carving and. Ivlouldings R\an
JOBBING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO ESTIMATES GIVEN

J; * Nuts— Wholesale.

C9 Camarinos D. G.. 519-523 Sansome

Gregory J. M. & Bros., 337 Front

Porter Bros. & Co., 3i;5-315 Davis

Rothschild & Ehrenpfort, 118 Front

Tetzen Charles, 118-120 Clay

Oculists and Aurlsts.

Arnold J. Dennis, 530 Sutter

Barkan Adolph, 14 Grant Av
■^ Bryant Edgar R., 522 Sutter
ni Buckland Owen, 610 Mason

CLARK EDWARD S., 16 Geary
^ Cornwall Frank, 227 Geary
M Cox Rosamond L., 426 Post

Dresel Gustav, 139-141 Crocker Bldg

Fredrick M. W., 131 Post

French H. C, Y. M. C. A. Bldg

Gray Edward, 530 Sutter

Hopkins William E., 803 Sutter

HunsakerH. VV., 114 Geary

HusM. P., 533 Sutter

Jones H. Isaac, 222 Post

Jones Philip M., 67-70 Crocker Bldg

Martin William A., 302 Stockton

McKee Albert B.. 6-7 Nucleus Bldg

Merritt George W., 814 Sutter

O'Toole Michael C, 11-13 St. Ann's Bldg

Orerend Edmund J.., 305 Larkin

PARDEE E. H. & GEORGE C, 526 Montgomery

Paugh William J., 640 Clay

Payne Redmond, 731 Sutter

Peterson Alfred C, 319 Geary

Phelan A. E., 131 Post

Philip John H., 14 Grant Av

Pischl Kaspar, 63 Crocker Bldg

Powers George H., 533 Sutter

Sargent Elizabeth Miss, 1630 Folsom

Scott George W. Mrs., 216 Powell

Selfridge Grant, 146 Crocker Bldg

Southard W. F., 603 Sutter

Stephens William B., 231 Post

Southerland Fred B., 21 Powell

Swett Wilber M., 14 Grant Av

Trask S., 321 Geary

Wagner Henry L.,506 Sutter

Woolsey Mark H., 406 Satter

* Odorless Excavating.
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

ODORLESS EXCAVATING CO., George H. Baker
manager, 131 Eddy

Office and Store Fixtures.
BADER & FINCKE, SE cor 5th and Bryant
BATEMAN WILLIAM, 411 Mission
BiessB. L., 907 Mission
Dixon, Borgeson & Co., 37 Market
Feitelberg James, II2IV2 Market
FINK & SCHINDLER, 1309-1315 Market
HOME MANUFACTURING CO.. 561-563 Brannan
Joslin Herman L., 670 Mission
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Meek James, 1118 Mission

Neumann B., 1117 Market

NOONAN JEREMIAH, 1017-1023 Mission

OFFICE SPECIALTY MANUFACTURING CO..

29 New Montgomery
Penny Isaac. 414 O'Farrell
PEULECKA H. L., 17 Halleck
Scheerer Joseph Co., 21-23, 10th
Sef ton Harold, 860-868 Folsom
Sterling Furniture Co., 1039-1041 Market
Trounson John, 315 Sutter
WEBER C. F. & CO. (office desks, tables, chairs,

etc.), 300-306 Post

* Office Supplies.
CROCKER H. S. CO., 215-219 Bush

* OU and Artesian Well Supplies.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

Oil Burners.
LARKIN OIL BURNER THE, George H. Larkin
manufacturer and proprietor, 16 Front

Oil Cloth Dealers.

(See also Carpet Dealers.)
GuUixson Bros., 9.55 Market
LUNDY FURNITURE CO., 813 Market
Mackay Alex & Son. 715 Market
Plum Charles M. & Co., Upholstery Co., 1301-1307

Market
Schlueter & Volberg, 709 Market
SLOANE W. & J. & CO.. 641-647 Market
Smith W. T. & Co., 569 Market
Walter D. N. & E. & Co., 529-531 Market

Oil Clothing.

AMES & HARRIS. NW cor Sacramento and
Drumm

DETRICK E. JR., 303 California

Dickey Clarence. 34 California

GOODYEAR RUBBER CO. (mnfrs.), 577-579 Mar-
ket

Marks Marcus, 52 Clay

NEW YORK BELTING & PACKING CO.. LTD.,
.509-511 Market

Sutton Charles, 334, 22d

* Oil Cups.

Finch Automatic Oil Cup Co., 33 Beale

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

Three L's Specialty Co., 105 Beale

Oil Dealers.

(See also Lamp Dealers, also Paints, Oils and

Glass.)
American Oil Co., 14-16 Main
Ammerup G., 1314 Market
Armstrong Oil Burner Co., 132 Market, rooms 4-5

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Sole Agent Pacific Coast,
123 California Street.

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Photographic Apparatus and Supplies

The Adaptation of Spectacles and

Eyeglasses

OUR SPECIALTY

VP A pC of experience, superior

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ARCTIC OIL WORKS, 30 California

Dietz A. C. & Co., 7-9 Front

Dow Martin, 124, Sd

Eachus & Collins, 224-326 Eddy

El Dorado Linseed Oil Works Co., 208 California

Fuller W. P. & Co., SW cor Front and Pine

Golden Gate Oil Supply Co., 1172 Mission

GRACE W. R. & CO., 203 California

Growney William H., 238, 12tli

Jacobs James A., 1947 Mission

Joyce F. B. & Co., NW cor 7th and King

Kent Lubricant Co., 22 Jessie

KITTLE & CO., 202 California

LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

Magee John A. Jr., (sperm and whale), 310 Clay

Moorhead James, 26 Beale

NASON R. N. & CO., 119-121 Front

Nelson S. P. & Co., 3 Commercial

Nichols A. C. & Co. (tanners), 400 Battery

Pacific Coast Oil Co., 22 Mills Bldg, 9th floor

PACIFIC TOOL AND SUPPLY CO., 100-104, 1st

Partridge George, 123 California

Perfection Light Oil Co., 236-238 Fulton

Pulver Oil Co., 220 Fremont

QUADT JOHN, 1614-1618 Market

Raychester George I., 341, 10th

Read Edward B., 16, 1st

San Carlos Oil Co., 19 O'Farrell

Sonntag Charles & Co., 114-116 Market

Standard Oil Co., 421 Market

Sunset Manufacturing Co. (bicycle and sewing

machine), 207-209 Sacramento
Union Oil Co. of California, 16 Front
Williams & Barron, 111 Van Ness Av
Yates & Co., 709 Front

Oil Manufacturers.
ARCTIC OIL WORKS, 30 California
California Star Oil Works Co., 13 Pine
El Dorado Linseed Oil Works Co., 208 California
Leonard & Ellis, 615-617 Front
Nason R. M. & Co., 119-121 Front
Pacific Coast Oil Co., 22 Mills Bldg, 9th floor
Pioneer Oil and Lead Works, 202 California
Pioneer Oil Works, cor Sansome and Greenwich
Standard Oil Co., 421 Market
Union Oil Co. of California, 16 Front
Yates & Co., 709-711 Front

* Gil Pumps.

GARRATT W. T. & 00,,

138-140-142 Fremont

Oil Stoves.
CENTRAL OIL GAS STOVE CO., 14 Drumm
Gaskiil & Regan, 119 New Montgomery
Howse Henry L., 14 Montgomery Av
Jacobs James A., 1947 Mission
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Myers John F. & Co., 947 Market

• Gil Tanks.
FULTON ENGINEERING AND SHIP BUILDING
WORKS, 213, 1st

* Olive Oil-CaUfornia.
GOLDBERG, BOWEN & CO. (Sierra Madre

Brand), 426-432 Pine

* Olive Oil— Importers.

California Fruit Co., 505-507 Sansome
Caswell George W. & Co., 406 Sacramento
GOLDBERG, BOWEN & CO., Importers high

grade olive oils, 436-432 Pine
KITTLE & CO., 202 California
Levaggi G. B., 543 Washington
SHERWOOD & SHERWOOD (Crosse & Black-
well's Pure Lucca Oil in quarts, pints,
half pints and Olive Oil in gallon tins), 312-
214 Market
Wetmore-Bowen Co., 140 Montgomery
WIELAND BROTHERS, 210-212 Davis

WIELAND BROS.

210-313 Davis Street, San Francisco

Sole Agents
F. Ferrari's Celebrated Olive Oil.

Onyx Works.

Kesseler J. & F., 11 City Hall Square

Optical Goods.

(See also Opticians.)
BERTELING LOUIS A., 427 Kearny
Caire Justinian Co., 521-523 Market
CALIFORNIA OPTICAL CO., 317-319 Kearny
Collins S. H. Co., 237 Kearny
Glindemann & Schweitzer, 303 Kearny and 5, 3d
HESS CHARLES, 519 Kearny
HIRSCH & KAHN, 333 Kearny
KAHN HENRY & CO., 643 Market
Kuttner L. & Co., 1644 Market
Macowsky Jacob, 211 Kearny

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124 ^^arket Street-

ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.,r;rr^^

Mission 40.

1888 OPT CROCKEK-LANGLEY DIRECTORY. ORG

Geo. N. Andrews
Pipe Organ Manufacturer

Repairing, Rebuilding
Revoicing and Tuning

PROMPTLY EXECUTED

No. 620 Sixteenth Streei

OAKLAND, CAL.

Optical Goods— Cont'd.

Muller Christian, 83-1 Market
Riedv Charles C, 432 Montgomery
SALA JOSEPH C, 4-29 Montgomery
Shirpser Mas L., 139 Post
Spink Bros., 1147 Market
Standard Optical Co., 121 Post
Wolff Henry, 120 Sutter

Optical Instrument Makers.
BERTELING LOUIS A., 427 Kearny
CALIFORNIA OPTICAL CO., 317-319 Kearny
HESS CHARLES, 519 Kearny
HIRSCH & KAHN, a33 Kearny
KAHN HENRY & CO., &42 Market
Riedv Charles C, 432 Montgomery
Standard Optical Co., 121 Post

* Optical Projection.
BRECK GEORGE, manager Western Branch

J. B. Colt i: Co. (N. Y.). 131 Post
PARTRIDGE SAM C, 121 Post

Opticians.
Adelson Heiman B., 2, 6th
BERTELING LOUIS A., 427 Kearny
CALIFORNIA OPTICAL CO., 317-319 Kearny
HESS CHARLES, 519 Kearny
HIRSCH & KAHN, a33 Kearny. (See advertise-
ment on preceding page.
KAHN HENRY & CO., 642 Market

OPTICIANS 643 Market Street.

"Wholesale and Retail Spectacles and Eye Glasses.
Opera. Field and Marine Glasses. Barometers. Micro-
scopes. Drawing Instruments. Scientific Apparatus,
Photographic Apparatus and Supplies.

Kuttner L. & Co., 1644 Market
Muller Christian, 824 Market
Shirpser Max L., 139 Post
Standard Optical Co., 121 Post
Wilson Bros., 323 Montgomery

Ore Concentrators.

Blasdel Concentrating Belt Co., 419 California
BROWNELL JAMES S. (successor to Adams &
Carter), western agent Frue Ore Concen-
trator, 132 Market, room 15
Frue Vanner Ore Concentrator, 132 Market
Gutta Percha and Rubber Mfg. Co. (belting), 30

-32 Fremont
Huntington F. A., 143, 1st
McGlew Ore Concentrator Co., 116 Davis
Midas Gold Saving Machinery Co,, 114, 1st
MORRIS H. D. & CO., 141-143, 1st
WOODBURY GEORGE E., 141-143, 1st

Ore Dealers.

Holden Samuel P., 419 California, room 14
LUCKHARDT C. A. & CO., 71-73 Stevenson
Ranlett Horace D., 420 Montgomery, room 28

• Ore Samplers.
PRICE THOMAS & SON, 524 Sacramento

Organ Builders.
Dewing J. Co. The, 12 Flood Bldg
Schoenstein Felix F., 1206 Fillmore

OaUand.
ANDREWS GEORGE N., 620, 16th

Organ Importers.

Badger William G., 26 O'Farrell
Bancroft A. L. & Co., 324 Post
Bowers J. T. & Son. 23-25, 5th

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Curtaz Benj, & Son, 16-18 O'Farrell

Dewing J. Co., 12 Flood Bldg

Eaton Charles S., 735 Market

Kohler & Chase, 26-30 O'Farrell

Mauzy Byron, 308-314 Post

Pacific Music Co., 816 Market

Phelps Bros., 313 Devisadero

Scott J. Harry, 929 Market

Sherman, Clay & Co., 137-139 Kearny

Spencer F. W. Co., 338 Post

Statham & Co., 106 McAllister

Zeno Mauvais Music Co. The, 769 Market

* Oriental Goods.

(See also Japanese and Chinese Goods.)
Benyakar Isaac, Emporium Bldg
Benguiat Hadji E., 420 Sutter ,

Farah Habib J., 27 Post
Raphael Hadji, 35 Post
Turkish Rug Co., 324 Sutter

* Oxygen.

(For Medical Use.)

SAN FRANCISCO CALCIUM LIGHT CO., 10 Stev-

Oyster Dealers.
Boge Carl, 1423 Polk
Browne Harry, 57-59 Centre Market
Darbee & Immel, 23-25 Centre Market
Demetreadis Nicholas, 28, 3d
Dryselius & Co., 93 California Market
Fogarty William J., 131 Turk
Hastings & Arnold, 418 Larkin
Lamb & Son, 8 Bay City Market
Mayes George & Co., 40 California Market
MORAGHAN M. B., 47-48 and 68-69 California

Market
Morgan Oyster Co., 612-616, 3d
Moss Joseph J., 114, 7th
Norris Charles, 45 Washington Market
Pagander Gustave W., 83 California Market
Puttock Henry, 1443 Polk
Springer George H., 1306 Mission
Stephens & Co., 33-35 Centre Market

Oyster Saloons.

(See Restaurants.)

Packers— Beef and Pork.

(See Provision Packers.)

Packet Agents.

(See also Steamship Agencies.)
California Line of Packets, 202 Market
Dispatch Line of Clipper Ships to New York,

202 Sansome
Hawaiian Line of Packets The, 202 Market
Hinsdale George S., 22 California, room 18
Holmes' Dispatch Line, 506 Battery
Mexican and Central American Packet Line,

435 Battery
Piper, Aden, Goodall & Co., 24 Clay
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co., 306 California
Sutton Dispatch Line, 308 Market
Tahiti Line of Packets, 40 California, room 1(1

* Packing— Steam.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

GOODYEAR RUBBER CO. (mnfrs), 577-579 Mar-
ket

GUTTA PERCH A AND RUBBER MFG. CO., 30-
32 Fremont

MORRIS H. D. & CO., 141-143, 1st

PACIFIC TOOL AND SUPPLY CO., 100-104, 1st

PARKE & LACY CO.. 21-23 Fremont

PICKTHALL M. & CO., 509-513 Mission
REVERE RUBBER CO., 527 Market

WINANS JOHN C,

agent "Peerless" and
mont

'Goulds," 220 Fre-

Packing Box Makers.

(See Box Makers— Packing.)

Paint Manufacturers.
ASBESTOS PARAFFINE CO., 131, 1st

California Paint Co., 22 Jessie

Electric Paint Co., 43 Phelan Bldg

Fuller W. P. & Co., SW cor Pine and Front

Grothwell A., 15 Halleck

Imperial Paint and Copper Co., 324 Pine, room 17

Malthine Manufacturing Co., 419 California

NASON R. N. & CO., 119-121 Front

Pacific Oil and Lead Works, office 202 California

Pacific Rubber Paint Co., 228-230 Beale

Seal Rock Paint Co., 54, 2d

Yates & Co., 709-711 Front

Zinol Manufacturing Co., 593-595 Mission

* Paint Manufacturers— Fresco.
ZINOL MANUFACTURING CO., 593-595 Mission

Painters.

(See Respective Headings.)

Painters— Carriage.

(See also Carriage Manufacturers.)
Anderson J. E., 3001 Mission
Armstrong George F., San Bruno Av nr Army
Barnettt William H., 20 Clay
Berry John, 837 Folsom
Boyer John A., 715 Folsom
Byrnes William, 3121 Mission
Chamberlain Joseph V., Railroad Av nr 6th

Av South
Dates & Young, 414 Broadway
Euler P. J., 956 Harrison and 337, 5th
Fischer Edward E., 29 West Mission
Gowan, Gorman & Co., 314-318 McAllister
Holmes & Co., 838-840 Howard
Jones William E., 2237 Mission
Koster Louis, 114 Drumm
McDade & Toche, 113 Oregon
Mibach & Straub, 936 Brannan
Ness Arthur R., 1129 Alabama
Nicholson John J., 2812 Mission
O'Day, McCormick & Doyle, 421-423 Pacific
Prahl W. W., 1414 Pine
Reilly Bernard V., 57 Hermann
Walcom Bros., 217 Ellis
Walsh Robert, 128-130 Spear and 660 Bryant
Walsh & Currier, 1619 Market

Painters— Fresco.

Bellegrini Orlando, 518 Vallejo

BUSCH & WOCKER,

325 Montgomery, room 34, studio 3918
Sacramento

Downing Thomas, 615 Mission
Frassi Antonio, 68Vi West Mission

HARMUTH MORITZ,

fresco painter, decorator, paper hanger
and house painter, 1021 McAllister, tele-
phone Steiner 1592

Hoffman Gregory. 1239 Folsom
Kern & Eibach, 105 Donohoe Bldg

KUSS & STORZ,

artistic decorators and fresco painters,
422 Sutter, telephone Main 1882

McCarthy M. J., 207, 11th

MORETTI & TREZZINI,

fresco painters and decorators, 71-72 St.
Ann's Bldg

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Painters— Fresco— Cont'd.

Nicholson George, 109 Turk
Peterson George, 3008 California
Sartorio O. & Co., 3W Mason
Stroetgen Joseph, 403 Gough
SULLIVAN JEEEMIAH F., 40 New Montgom-
ery, Builders' Exchange
Swan & Stein, 759 Market

Painters— House, Sign and Ornamental.

Abbes Franz H., 1803 Polk

Abbott George E., 533 Lott

Anderson Bros., 1529 Mission

Anderson C. H., 21S8 Fillmore

Antonetti Edward N., 205 O'Farrell

Atwood William, 656 Mission

Axt Herman J., IOO414 Harrison

Bacigalupi Louis, 1201 Montgomery Av

Bacigalupi & Co., 307-309 Montgomery Av

Bauer Jacob. 939 Folsom

Beguhl & Son, 8130 Market

Bellegrini Frank H., 518 Vallejo

Bellerive Edward, 823% Jackson

Bernard Charles A., 616 Merchant

Bishops. A., 510 Post

Black Edwin H., 120 Eddy

Black Peter R., 918 Laguna

Blumenfeld Moses, 1083 Howard

Brace Nathan, 3020, 16th and 2704 Mission

Bradley & Son, 923 Mission

Brand Abram M., 1505 Buchanan

Brandt Bernard L., 404 Montgomery

Braun Franz, 1839 Howard

Briggs J. M., 2117 Fillmore

Bright J. F., 659 Folsom

Brooke George C, 128, 1st

Brown James E., iUYz. 17th

Brown & Johnson, 739 Market

Buck Edward A., 317 Noe

Cahill J. L. Co., 107, 6th

Casassa August, 731 Filbert

Casassa David J., 731 Filbert

Casey, Falen & Co., 739 Market

CastagninoBros., 151 1!4 Stockton

Cate Bros., 717 Central Av

Charpiot Joseph, 1904 Mason

Chicago Paint Co., 131 Turk

Clark R. & Sons, 802 Larkin

Clawson Samuel H., 404 Montgomery

Cole Herbert A., 48 Sacramento

Commary John A., 350 McAllister

Cooney John J., 141, 4th

Cowan Walter, 7 Johnson Av

Crane & Kellenberger, 31, 2d

CURLEY & CROWE, 503 Haight nr Fillmore

Craig George V., 408 Octavia

Daniels G. V., 40 New Montgomery

Deering Edward, 614 California

De Fontville Philip, 433 Kearny

Delucchi& Arvigi, 729b Union

Derbaum J. C. & Co., 1201 Howard

Desmond Humphrey J., 506 Buchanan

Dixon Frederick F., 421 Jones

Donovan J. J., 138, 11th

Donovan M. J. & J. J., 1173 Market

Downing Thomas, 615 Mission

Doyle & Short, 108 Noe

Dutot & Gibson, 1005 Folsom

Dwyer L. J., 40 New Montgomery

Eagle Sign Co., 11 Drumm

Eaton William R., 240 E lis

Eckler Robert E., 235 Valencia

Edmondson John G., 220-222 Brannan

Edwards Fred, I5871/2 Turk

Ehat & Ellert, 6.38 Post

Euler P. J., 956 Harrison and 337, 5th

Foley C. J., 2110 Fillmore

Foley Daniel, 1804 Market

Foley James A., 1817 Polk

Franck George, 1919 Mission

Frank August W., 616 Merchant

Frank Ferdinand, 1002 Pacific

Franklin William S., 421 Jones

Eraser John P., 809 Mission

ERASER J. P., 310 Stockton

Gallagher Edward M., 611 Sacramento

Garfield John Q., 315 Stockton

Getz August, 302 Stockton

GETZ R. J. & CO., 508 Market and 9 Sutter

J. S. Dearborn R. J. Getz

R. J. GETZ & CO.

House, Sign and Pictorial Painting

Whitening, Tinting and Paperhanging
608 Market Street, and 9 Sutter Street

Gewirtz Joseph, 410, 5th

Gibb Gavin W., 37, 8th

Goetze F. W., 1314 Market

Grant Bros., 535, 24th

Grifflth John B., 1604 Polk

Hagman Charles F., 115 Van Ness Av

HakansonC, 128 Oak

Hannemann Henry W., 427 Geary

Hanson Peter H.. 11 Leavenworth

HARMUTH MORITZ, 1021 McAllister

Harris David, 41^4 Eddy

Hartman G., 326 Pine basement

Heringer Henry A. & Co., 813 Larkin

Higgins Maurice, 1202 Folsom

Hindman James, 715. 15th

Hoever Charles, 634 Commercial

Hopps & Sons, 429 Pine

Ihnen Hermann H., 1009 Post

JaiserF. C, 1231 Mission

Jennings F. A. & Co., 862 Mission

Johnson Frank, 1013 Valencia

Johnson Joseph A., 517 California

Joice Charles H., 220, 9th

Judd F. W., 638 Post

Kane Thomas, 806 Folsom

Keefe John H., 317 Sutter

Kelly Thomas M. H., 623 Merchant

Kelso & Reiner, 1 -il Turk

Kern & Eibach, 105 Donohoe Bldg

Kimball John C, 216 Washington

King Michael M., 314 Golden Gate Av

Kleyn Anton. 223 Hayes

Koch Max, 129 Page

Koch William G.. 115 O'Farrell

Krabler F. A. & Son, .301 Montgomery Av

KUSS PETER N., 422 Sutter

LAIB JOSEPH Jr.. 1171 Market

Lambert William, 1221 Market

Larsen Joseph, 240 Montgomery

Lavigne Leon, 1034 Golden Gate Av

Learned Thomas, 1908 Mission

Lemon J. H. & Sons, 310 Stockton

Lester Richard T., 3309 Mission

Levine Aaron, 302 Stockton

Levy David, 35, 8th

Lindner Herman, 465 Minna

Lord Andrew J., 734 Washington

Luhr Ernest W., 407 Brannan

Lunny James W., 517 California

Maher Edward J., 1520 Howard

Maloney John H., 430, 7th rear

Manning Patrick, 1848 Howard

Maritzen Charles, 517 Laguna

Martin John A., 409a Turk

Maunder Matthew C, 837 Geary

McAulifle George J., 2832, 16th

McCahon George, 1424, 24th

McCarthy Timothy, 103 Hyde

McCordM. L., 1731 Market

McGill Thomas, 415 Market

Medus Bazile, 818 Broadway

Mellon John S., 50 O'Farrell

Merschen F. G., 412 Devisadero

Meuttmann Gus, 635 California

Mibach & Straub, 936 Brannan

Miller William, 759 Mission

Moe Martin S., 310 Stockton

Mohr Jacob A., 3261 Mission

MuUer Edward P., 407 Hyde

Nicholson George, 109 Turk

Norman Edward, 1663 Mission

O'Neill Patrick J.. 25 Steuart

O'Sullivan Bros.. 30 Geary

Oliver Thomas H., 6 Sacramento

Orak Emil, 1146 Howard

Has the largest circulation of

^-w^.| -« ^ -d ~d i • Has tne largest circuiauon o»

Ihe iDtilletin '°'='r.f.z'i."s?i'=°^

W. B. CHAPMAN,

Ihpoeteb of Selected Vi^-tases op
. . BARTON & GUESTIER'S Fine Bordeaux and Saateraes.

123 CALIFORNIA STREET.

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Orsi Giacomo, 17 Montgomery Av and 622

Washington
Osthoff Henry W., 130 Eddy
Pacific Advertising Service, 2CI6Sansome
PACIFIC COAST ROOF PAINT CO., 1809 Folsom,

telephone Mission 168
Palmer & Speetzen, 515 Pine
Parker Thomas , 2202 Pine
Patchel & Battu, 1218 Polk
Patterson William, 62914 Union
Pellegrini Frank H., 833 Vallejo
Pessano & Caratto, 200814 Mason
Peters n Andrew, 12l7i-^ Howard
Peterson George B., 210 Leavenworth
Philips Edward, 902 Larkin and 1106 Steiner
Piercy Alpheus B., 1318 ISTatoma
Pinz Charles M., 3.13 Beale
Poland Frank S., 819 Shotwell
Pratt Jesse, 1717 Market
Price E. & Son, 17 Van Ness Av
Prieur Joseph, 814 Montgomery
QUADT JOHN & CO., 1614 Market
Quane John F., 415 Market
Rea Achille L., 1318 Stockton
Reiner & Stormon, 217 Scott
Riordan Richard, 47, 3d
Rogers Joseph. 929 Howard
Rose John E., 2403 Mission
Rudolph Henry, 719 Laguna
sSankey J., 8O714 Valencia
Schaefer Bros., 804 Valencia
Schaefer Fred, 2414 Turk
Schenck George W., 1342 Bush
SCHNEE GUSTAVE, 213 Valencia
Scott Henry, 9, 8th
SELLERS JAMES C, 224 O'FarreU '
Shaw Charles F., 2135 Fillmore
Shaw Thaster W., 3622i4, 16th
Sheahan Charles L,, 224i/4, 5th
Simpson Alfred H., 513 Geary
Simpson Thomas C, 1731 Market
Skelly & Welch, 1501, 24th
Smith George J. & Sons, 240 Post
Smith J. G., 1887 Mission
Smith Joseph, 41114 O'FarreU
Smith William H., 2311 Mission
Spark John H., 623 Merchant
St. Denis J. & Co., 308 Sutter
Stein C. G.. 621 Taylor
Stroetsen Joseph. 403 Gough
SULLIVAN JEREMIAH P., 40 New Montgomery

j. f. sullivan
House, Sign & Fresco Painting

Whitening, Tinting and Paperhanging

Builders' Exchange, 40 New Montgomery Street
Box 1

Telephone Main 5110

Swan & Stein, 759 Market

Tanzi Henry R., o3lB Haves

Thomas Charles W., 1210^Broadway

Thompson Henry, 1414 Lyon

Thomson John S., 2019 Polk

Tobey Sign Co., 116 Montgomery Av

TownsendF. R., 1604 Eddy

Townsend George, 605 Laguna

Tuson Edward A., 706 Larkin

TJnsworth Sign Co., SE cor Market and Uth

Upham W. S., 1612 Devisadero

Vaccari Charles M., 153, 7th

Veith Paul, 525 Haight

Vorrath Thomas & Son, 340, 9th

Wackenreuder Ernest. 1515 Leavenworth

Wadham Edward L., 3252 Mission

Wagner Henry F., 635 California

Wainwright William, 7 Spear nr Market

Walcom Jacob, 308 Sutter

Walker Benjamin, cor 16th and Dehon

Walker Charles M., 710 Larkin

White H. & Co., 499 Gough

Wilder Charles B., 437, 21st

Wilkinson Edwin R., 627% Fulton

Williams Edgar, 1830 Devisadero

Willis Robert, 926 Washington
Wilson Delos P., 232 Sanchez
Wohlstein William F., 1149 Mission
Zelinsky Raphael, 1936 Fillmore

Painters— Roof.
Eagle Asphaltum Roofing and Contracting Ck).,

628 Market
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Lovett Alvah E., 40 New Montgomery
Merrell Isaac L.. 739 Brannan

SAN FRANCISCO PAINT AND

ROOFING CO., 307 Montgomery.

Painters— SMp.
Borries Gustaf, 110 Steuart
Callahan & Bundesen. Spear St. ^Tiarf
Davis Llewellyn, 520 Battery

* Painters' Supplies.

(See also Paints. Oils and Glass.)
Acme Paint Remover Co., 13 Pine
Bass-Hueter Paint Co., 18-22 Ellis

Paints, Oils and Glass.

(* Importers.)
American Varnish Co. The, 741 Mission

* AMMERUP G., 1314 Market
ASBESTOS PARAFFINE CO., 131, 1st
Asbestos Products Co., 128-130. 1st

* Bass-Hueter Paint Co., 18-22 Ellis
Bird Johannes W., 3238 Mission

Brace Nathan. 3020. 16th and 2704 Mission
BURD WILLIAM, 23 Davis, room 11
Butcher L. H., 593 Mission
CALIFORNIA PAINT CO., 22 Jessie
Chicago Paint Co.. 131 Turk
Coleman John E. W.. 926 Folsom
Counter Christopher E.. 1826 Market

* Dietz A. C. & Co.. 7-9 Front
Dwyer Timothy, 10091.^ Folsom

Eastman Co. The. 2763 Mission and 516 Valencia
Ehat & Ellert, 638 Post
Ensign & McGufflck. 23 Spear

* Fuller W. P. & Co., SW cor Pine and Front
Gallagher Edward M.,611 Sacramento
Gimpel Annie, 2337 Market

Gitsham Charles, 723 Valencia

Hartmann George, 317H. 3d

" INDURINE" COLD WATER PAINTS, William

Burd sole agent, 23 Davis, room 11
Kohn Louis H.. NW cor Polk and Sacramento

* Magner Bros., 322-324 Front
Maher Mollie A. & Co., 1.520 Howard
Mariani Stephen. 131, 2Sd
Merchant & Mickels, 46. 3d
Merrelllsaac L., 739 Brannan

MOUND CITY PAINT AND COLOR CO. , 12 Drumm
NASON R. N. & CO., 119-121 Front
Nelson William F. & Son, 601 Front
O'Connell Jeremiah (estate of), 312, 5th
Orsi Giacomo, 17 Montgomery Av and 622 Wash-
in fft on
PARAFFINE PAINT CO. (P. & B.), 116 Battery
Philips Edward, 902 Larkin and 1106 Steiner

* QUADT JOHN & CO., 1614 Market
Read & Co., 1625 Market
Rosenbaum Fr. H. & Co., 567 Market
Schaefer Charles G., 741 Mission
SCHNEE GUSTAVE, 213 Valencia
Serenskv Joseph, 2822. 16th

St. Denis J. & Co.. 308 Sutter
Vaupel Henrv J. E.. ,223314 Mission
White H. & Co., 499 Gough
Woods F. N. & Co.. 51-53. 1st

* Yates & Co., 707-711 Front

* Paints— Roofing.
ASBESTOS PARAFFINE CO., 131, 1st
Merrell Isaac L.. 739 Brannan
PACIFIC COAST ROOF PAINT CO., 1809 Folsom,

telephone Mission 16S
PACIFIC REFINING AND ROOFING CO., 153

Crocker Bids
PARAFFINE PAINT CO. (P. & B.). 116 Battery

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BARBED
COPPER

INSULATED

WIRE

NAILS,
ROPE,
SPRINGS.

BACCHUS CELLARS

AND RHINE-FARM VINEYARDS,

SONOMA.

J. GUNDLACH & CO.,

SAN FRANCISCO AND NEW YORK.

1892

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* Paper and Card Novelties.
CROCKER H. S. CO., 215-219 Bush

• Paper Bags.

(See also Bags— Paper.)
Armes & Dallam, 33?-226 Front
BLAKE, MOFFITT & TOWNE, 516 Sacramento
Bonestell & Co., 401-403 Sansome
Brown M. & Sons, 414-416 Clay
CROCKER H. S. CO., 215-319 Bush
Crown Paper Co. (Oregon City, Or.), 707 Front
Taylor's S. P. Sons, 400 Sansome
Union Bag and Paper Co., 415^17 Clay
Union Paper Co., 416 Clay
Western Roll Paper Co., 421-423 Sacramento
Zellerbach A., & Sons, 416-420 Sansome

Paper Box Makers.

(See Box Makers— Paper.)

* Paper Building.
PACIFIC REFINING AND ROOFING CO., 153

Crocker Bldg
PARAFFINE PAINT CO. (P. & B.), 116 Battery

Paper Dealers.

Armes & Dallam, 232-226 Front

BLAKE, MOFFITT & TOWNE, 516 Sacramento

BLAKE,

MOFFITT

& TOWNE

RAPEIR

512 to 516 SACRAMENTO STREET

Bonestell & Co., 401-403 Sansome

Bowie Wallace A., 118 Shotwell

Brown M. & Sons, 414-416 Clay

DUTTON & PARTRIDGE, 212-214 California

Fleishhacker A. & Co., 520 Market

LAWSON F. A. & CO., 123 California, room 15

Leavitt S. B. Co., 509-511 Sacramento

Long George S. Jr., 564 Church

MARSH & KIDD (agents Louis Dejonge & Co.,

New York, surface and colored fancy), 522

Market
Olcovich Herrman & Co., 330 Pine, room 57
Pacific Wall Paper Co., Ill Battery
Richardson William G., 527 Commercial
Taylor's S. P. Sons, 400 Sansome
Union Bag and Paper Co., 415-417 Clay
Union Paper Co., 416 Clay
Western Roll Paper Co., 421-423 Sacramento
Zellerbach A. & Sons, 416-420 Sansome

Paper Hangers.

Adams W. A., 15a Erie

Andersen & Danielsen, 635 California

Bacigalupi Louis, 1201 Montgomery Av

Bauer Jacob, 939 Folsom

Beguhl & Son, 2130 Market

Bishops. A., 510 Post

Black Edwin H., 120 Eddy

Brand Abram M., 1.505 Buchanan

Cahill J. L. Co., 107, 6th

Clark G. W. & Co., 653 Market

Clark R. & Sons, 802 Larkin

Craig George V., 408 Octavia

Dixon Frederick F., 421 Jones

Downing Thomas, 615 Mission

Edwards Fred, 1587 '/a Turk

Ehat & Ellert, 638 Post

Foley James A., 1817 Polk

Fraser J. P., 310 Stockton

Gallagher Edward M., 611 Sacramento

Getz R. J. & Co., 508 Market and 9 Sutter

Gewirtz Joseph, 410, 5th

Griffith John B., 1604 Polk

Hagman Charles F., 115 Van Ness Av

Hakanson C, 128 Oak

Hannemann Henry W., 427 Geary

HARMUTH MORITZ, 1021 McAllister

Jennings F. A. & Co., 862 Mission

Kane Thomas, 806 Folsom

Keefe John H., 317 Sutter

Kern & Eibach, 105 Donohoe Bldg

Kleyn Anton, 223 Hayes

Krabler F. A. & Son, 301 Montgomery Av

Maritzen Charles, 517 Laguna

Martin John A., 409a Turk

Martin & Ingalsbe, 715 Sutter

Mellon John S., 50 O'Farrell

Merschen F. G.. 412Devisadero

Orsi Giacomo, 17 Montgomery Av and 622 Wash-
ington

Price E. & Son, 17 Van Ness Av

QUADT JOHN & CO., 1614 Market

Rose John E., 2403 Mission

Rudolph Henry, 719 Laguna

SCHNEE GUSTAVE, 2)3 Valencia

SELLERS JAMES C, 224 O'Farrell

Shaw Thaxter W., 3622y2, 16th

Sheahan Charles L.. 22414. .5th

Smith William H., 2311 Mission

St. Denis J. & Co., .308 Sutter

Stein C. G.,621 Taylor

SULLIVAN JEREMIAH F., 40 New Montgomery
Builders' Exchange •

Thomas Charles W., 1210 Broadway

Upham W. S., 1612 Devisadero

Wackenreuder Ernest, 1515 Leavenworth

Wickham James H., 240i4, 9th

Paper Hangings.
AMMERUP G., 1314 Market
Brace Nathan, 3020, 16th and 2704 Mission
Burr & Shields, 635 McAllister
Chicago Paint Co., 131 Turk
Clark G. W. & Co., 6h3 Market
Dufty James & Co., 20 Geary
McMann Frank, 109 Stockton
Pacific Wall Paper Co., Ill Battery
QUADT JOHN & CO., 1614 Market
Read & Co.. 1625 Market
SELLERS JAMES C, 224 O'Farrell
Walter D. N. & E. & Co., 529-531 Market

Paper Manufacturers.

Brown James, 109 California, room 15
Corralitos Paper Mill Co., 109 California, room 15
Crown Paper Co. (Oregon City, Or.), 707 Front
Fleishhacker A. & Co., 520 Market
Graham Paper Co. (St. Louis, Mo.), 527 Com-
mercial
Leavitt S. B. Co., 509-511 Sacramento
O'Neill Bros. & Callaghan, 500 Montgomery
Smith J. Glover & Co. (agents), 25 Stevenson
Southern California Paper Co., 202 Market
Taylor's S. P. Sons, 400 Sansome
Western Roll Paper Co., 421-423 Sacramento
Willamette Pulp and Paper Co., 723 Mont-
gomery
Williar Harry R., 214 Pine, room 30

Paper Patterns.

Butterick Publishing Co. (Limited), 124 Post
Domestic, J. W. Evans agent, 1021 Market

* Paper Rulers.

(See also Bookbinders.)

Althof & Bahls, 511-513 Sacramento
CROCKER H. S. CO., 315-219 Bush

Paper Stock.

(See Junk Dealers.)

Parasol Makers.

(See Umbrella Makers.)

* Paris White.
Hearfield, Bannister & Co., 305 Sacramento

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* Parquet Floors.

Klog Thomas, 232 Ellis

REYNOLDS JOHN M., 602 Market, Crocker Bldg
WELLS CHARLES B., 422 Sutter, telephone
Main 1882, and Emporium Bldg

Patent Agencies.
BOONE & MURDOCK, 214 Pine

BOONE «fe MURDOCK

SOLICITORS OF

U. S. AND FOREIGN PATENTS

The senior member of the firm has had
over thirty years' experience in obtain-
ing patents on this coast.

The junior member was raised in the Patent
business in Washington, D. C.

Office, 214 PINE STREET.

Dewey & Co., 220 Market

KINCAID & CO.

(lowest rates), 314 Montgomery

PATENTS

KINCAID & CO.

314 MONTGOMERY ST.

San Francisco

Best Patents in all countries
at lowest rates.

LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

Leve Marcus S., 319 Pine

Pare A. Stanislaus, 420 Montgomery, room 22

Patent Articles.
Henniksen B. E., 121 Post, room 36
lANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Model Window Hinge Co., 38 Mills Bldg, 6th

floor
Wainwright William, 7 Spear nr Market

Patent Attorneys.
Acker Nicholas A., 137 Montgomery
Boone & Murdock, 214 Pine
Harris Matthew, 20 Ellis
KINCAID & Co.. 314 Montgomery
MURDOCK EDWIN F., 214 Pine
Osborn Edward E., 319 Pine, rooms 46-51
SMITH CHESTER W. M., 319 Pine, rooms 4&-51
SMITH & OSBORN, 319 Pine, rooms 46-51
Spear & Seely, 420 California, rooms 19-22
Ste Marie A. Hubert, 405 Montgomery, room 15

♦ Patent Letters.
MOISE L. H., 320 Sansome, room 68

Patent Medicines.

(See also Druggists.)
Benham J. M. & Co.. 515 Spreckels Bldg
California Fig Syrup Co., 322-324 Hayes
California Laxative Dates Co. ,4th andTownsend
California Mountain Tea Co., 437 Larkln
Caloric Vita Oil Co., 1513 Buchanan
Chocolate Emulsion Co., 221 Davis
Claxton Charles H., 1630 Howard
Davol Medicine Co., 632 Market
Dorn Byron W., 1953 Market
Dunbar's System Tonic Co., 126 Kearny
Emancipator Deande Co., 17 Fremont
Emerton J. W. & Co., 724'^ Market
Freiling Peter, 228 Brannan
Fulton John J., 1221 Market
Grant's System Tonic Co., 640 Market
Ouptill Edwin A., 1165 Market
Hais Margaret Mrs., 708, 22d
Hassmer Valentine, 933 Washington
Hathaway B. R., 430 Bryant
Hay R. R. Co., 708 Hyde

Hiller Drug Co., 413 Market

HoodC. I. & Co., 23, 2d

Johnson & Johnson, 169 Crocker Bldg

Kessler & Co., 410 McAllister

Lambert W. D. Mrs.. 1221 Market

Mahone George D., 24 Phelan Bldg

McCue Medicine Co., 6 Sacramento

McDonald Donald, 306 Market

McLean Edith E. Mrs., 45, 58 and 60 St. Ann's

Bldg
Miller Don F., 105 Stockton
Nelson Victor E., 225 Powell
Nicolayson Frank, 23!4 Prosper
Pawnee Indian Medicine Co., 941 Howard
Quaker Medicine Co., 6 City Hall Square
Radams Microbe Killer Co., 1340 Market
Rines Charles H., 261 Arlington
Romany Oil Co., 410 Kearny, room 23
Shores A. J. Dr. Co., 18 Nucleus Bldg
Sospita Co., 51-55 Donohoe Bldg
Temple of Health Medicine Co., 442 Van Ness

Av
Viavi Co. The, 2304-2308 Van Ness Av
Welch Inhaler and Medicine Co., 61, 2d
Williams Homer & Co., 113 Minna

* Patent Solicitors.

DEWEY & CO.,

220 Market

Pattern Makers.

Bridges John F., 211 Main

BUSWELL WILLIAM P., 108 Main

W. F. BUSWELL

Millwright, En§:ineer & Patternmaker

Flour, Quartz and Saw Mills contracted

for and Superintended.

108 Main Street, San Francisco

COFFIN ALONZO. 133-135 Beale

ALONZO COFFIN
Pattern and Model Maker

133-135 Beale Street

Bet. Mission and Howard Streets, S. F.
UP STAIRS.

MARWEDEL C. F. (supplies), 58, 1st
McConnell William J., 232 Fremont
Moulthrop Charles W., 225 Mission
PACIFIC TOOL AND SUPPLY CO. (supplies),

100-104, 1st
Reed & Cleve, 36 Main
SAN FRANCISCO PATTERN WORKS, 110-112

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THOMAS & CARLSON, 213 Mission

THOMAS &, CARLSON
Pattern and Model Makers

Working Models in Wood or Metal
213 MISSION STREET
Telephone Main 5227 Up Stairs

TOWLE & LYNCH, 325 Mission

TOWLE &. LYNCH
PATTERN AND MODEL MAKERS

Estimates furnished and Drawings made
3a5 Mission Street, - - Cor. Fremont

Telephone Main 5757

Wainwright William, 7 Spear nr Market
Yankee Novelty Manufacturing Co., 58. 1st

1. 3 S

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iss

$1.00 :

SUtTS CLEANED AND PRESSED

GOLDEN WEST CLOTHING RENOVATORY,
CLCPHONE Main 1157. 12 Montgomery Strcet.

$1.00

Seldom equaled, never surpassed. Any

amount delivered free. Family orders a Spec-

Ity. Lowest prices. Stalls 68, 69. 70, 71,

and 47 and 48 California Market. Tel. 1329 M.

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Patterns— Paper.

(See Paper Patterns.)

(See also Artificial Stone, also Asphaltum

Workers.)
California Concrete Co., 14 Post
CALIFORNIA PAVING CO., 21-23. lOth

CALIFORNIA PAVING COMPANY

JOSEPH SOHEERER, President

Bituminous Mock Pavifig

Dealers In Bituminous Rock, Asphaltum, crude and
refined. Sidewalks. Cellar and Brewerj' Floors.
Reservoirs lined with Asphaltum. Street Paving
with any kind of material a Specialty.

Office, 81-83 TENTH STKEET

City Street Improvement Co., 11 Mills Bldg, 5th

floor
Fay Philip S., 124 Sansome
Flaherty Richard, 35 Post
Goodman George, 307 Montgomery
Gray Bros., 316 Montgomery
Jordan Bituminous Rock and Paving Co., 92

Chronicle Bldg
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Mattingly Richard C, 238 Montgomery
PACIFIC PAVING CO., 106-108 Phelan Bldg

PACIFIC PAVING CO.

Contractors for

BITUMINOUS FfOCK PAVENIEfiTS

Sidewalks, Basements and
Warehouse Floors

REFINED ASPHALTUM FOR SALE
Office, 106-108 Phelan Building,

Ferine George M., 238 Montgomery
Petersen H. M. & Co., 313 Montgomery
Rocklin Granite Curbing Co., 238 Montgomery
San Francisco Artificial Stone Paving Co., 313

Montgomery
San Francisco Paving Co., 510 Safe Deposit

Bldg
Santa Cruz Rock Pavement Co., 11 Mills Bldg,

5th floor
SCHEERER JOSEPH CO., 21-23, 10th
Stettin Herman, 815 Cole

Union Paving and Contracting Co., 302 Mont-
gomery
United Paving Companies, 215 Safe Deposit

Bldg
Walton Nelson C, 148 Townsend
Williams & Woods, 302 Montgomery

Pawnbrokers.

(See Brokers— Pawn.)

Perfumery.

(See also Druggists, also Fancy Goods, etc.)
Boardman, Kenne & Co., 8 Sutter
Greenbaum & Co., 128 Post
Ladd & Coflin, 169 Crocker Bldg
Marseille Soap and Perfumery Co., 1109-1111

Folsom
Paciflc Perfumery Co., 41 Stevenson
Prindle F. M., 16, 2d
Rieger Paul & Co., 511 Front
Sanborn, Vail & Co., 741 Market
Sunset Manufacturing Co., 207-209 Sacramento
Wakelee & Co., SE cor Bush and Montgomery

and NE cor Polk and Sutter
Yucca Root Soap Co., 1155 Mission

Periodicals.

(See Newspapers and Periodicals.)

* Petroleum.

(See also Oil Dealers and Manufacturers.)
California Petroleum and Asphalt Co., 215
Crocker Bldg

* Pharmacists— Manufacturing.
WORDEN CLINTON E. & CO., 214-220 Townsend

Philatelists.

(See Stamp Dealers.)

Philosophical Instruments.

Hess Charles, 519 Kearny
KABN HENRY & CO., 642 Market
Lietz A. Co. The, 422 Sacramento
Sala Joseph C, 429 Montgomery

Phonographic Reporters.

Adams Charles H., 45-46 Mills Bldg, 8th floor

Belden Edwin S., 45-46 Mills Bldg. 8th floor

Bennett Clement, 15 Mills Bldg, 8th floor

Brown B. C, 8 Mills Bldg, 10th floor

Coombs A. L., 8 Mills Bldg, 4th floor

Dunbar Hubbard F., New City Hall

Elder Robert H., 16 Mills Bldg, 7th floor

Gagan Charles R., New City Hall

Gallagher Robert F.. New City Hall

Gawthorne Johnson F., New City Hall, 1st floor

Hall Harry N., New City Hall

Hawes George H., 320 Sansome, room 57

Holland James L., 8 Mills Bldg, 4th floor

Jones Harrison A., New Citv Hall

Maginis John J., New City Hall

Mott Ernest J., 320 Sansome, room 57

Pohli Emil, New City Hall

Pomeroy Carter P., 1-2 Mutual Life Bldg

Potter Stephen. 1 Mills Bldg, 4th floor

Smith George W., 8 Mills Bldg, 4th floor

Stephens Joseph P., New City Hall

Sumner Samuel B., New City Hall

Vernon Frank, New City Hall

Vernon Howard, New City Hall

Walter Harvey W., New City Hall

Phonographs.

Phonograph Co. (Edison), 816 Bush, room 33

•Photo-Engravers.

(See also Engravers— Photo.)

BOLTON & STRONG,

510 Montgomery
CROCKER H. S. CO., 215-219 Bush
GLOBE-MacCABE CO., 609-611 Merchant. (See

Advt. on opposite pape.)
MOISE L. H., 320 Sansome, room 68

Union Photo-Engraving Co.,

523 Market

•Photo-Lithographers.

CROCKER H. S. CO., 215-219 Bush
GALLOWAY LITHOGRAPHING C0..418-422 Com-
mercial
SCHMIDT LABEL AND LITHOGRAPHIC CO.,

17-31 Main

SCHMIDT
LABEL&, LITHOGRAPHIC CO.
Photo-Lithographers
Designers and Printers

17-31 Main Street

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Photographers.

ANDREWS THOMAS P., 109 Montgomery
Asbeck August, 1140 Market
Baker John W., 1144 Market
Billington William C, Sutro Heights
Billington & Thomson, Point Lobos Av nr Cliff
House

BOYE & HABENICHT,

1026 Market

Brown's Photograph Gallery, 606 Kearny

Burnett & Slattery, 448'/^ Valencia

Bushnell Frederick H., 1410-1412 Market

Craig Victor, SOI Market

Cramer Charles L., 402 Kearny

Dijeau & Severin, 34, 3d

Duhem Victor, 64, 3d

Ehmann Charles E., Ill, 4th

Eppler Arthur O., 13191/2 Larkin

Forzani & Samuels, 309 Montgomery Av

Fowzer Jacob D. Z. F., 1228 Market and 33954

Hayes
Fullerton & Schulte, 1398 Market
Godeus M. C. Mrs., lOVi, 6th
Hodson J. R., 406 Geary
Holler Joseph, 8, 6th
Howland & Lonergan, 724 Market
Hucks JohnG., 1228 Market
Hynes W. J. & Co., 426 Kearny
Jones Rodney C, Ocean Terrace, Sutro Heights
Jones & Lotz, 838 Market
Kennett Luther W., 607 Stanyan
Kennett & Jones, B nr Ocean Boulevard and S s

Haight bet Clayton and Cole
Knight G. H.. 721 Sutter
Lainer Charles, 31, 3d
Lange O. V., 26 Montgomery, room 7
Marceau Theodore C, 826 Market
MATSON FANNIE L. MISS, 6 Turk
Merrill Stewart, 612 Clay
Mersereau Frederick E., 2239 Mission
Monaco Louis, 702 Market
Morse George D., 916 Market
Philip M. H. Miss, 704 Sutter
Priest Charles F., 723 Market
Riggs Austin R.. 514 Kearny
Schoene Herrmann, 14, 3d
Sewell Daniel, 1025 Market
Shew William, 523 Kearny
Shilling Charles O.. 512 Jessie
SUNSET PHOTO AND ENGRAVING CO., 131 Post
TABER PHOTOGRAPHIC CO., 121 Post
Thors Louis, 14 Grant Av
Turner George A. & Co., 26 Montgomery
Vitalini, Bianchi & Co., 233 Montgomery Av
Waters R. J., 110^4 Sutter
Wessel Louis, 25 Post
Whigham Richard P., 22 Kearny
Williams William I., 1303 Polk
Wilson George S., 342 Kearny
Worthington William T., 500 Valencia

Photographers— Commercial and Views.
ANDREtSTS THOMAS P., 109 Montgomery

LANGE 0. v.,

photographer of architectural, mining,
landscape and marine scenery, 26 Mont-
gomery, room 7

Merrill Stewart, 612 Clay

National Photo and Engraving Co., 606 Mont-
gomery
Partridge Sam C, 121 Post
PASSAVANT PRINTING CO., 200 Post
Sewell Daniel, 1025 Market
SUNSET PHOTO AND ENGRAVING CO., 131 Post
TABER PHOTOGRAPHIC CO., 121 Post
UNION PHOTO-ENGRAVING CO., 523 Market
WATERS R. J., 110/2 Sutter

* Photographers— Flashlight.
ANDREWS THOMAS P., 109 Montgomery
PASSAVANT PRINTING CO.. 200 Post
SUNSET PHOTO AND ENGRAVING CO., 131 Post

Photographic Artists.

(See Artists— Photographic.)

* Photographic Experts.
PASSAVANT PRINTING CO., 200 Post

Photographic Printers.
ANDREWS THOMAS P., 109 Montgomery
Cantwell Herbert C, 40 Eddy
Garthorne Charles A., 538 California
Howe John M., 113 St. Ann's Bldg
Hynes W. J. & Co., 426 Kearny
PARTRIDGE J. E., 26 Montgomery
Partridge Sam C, 121 Post
PASSAVANT PRINTING CO., 200 Post
SUNSET PHOTO AND ENGRAVING CO., 131 Post
WATERS R. J., llOVa Sutter

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Photographic Supplies.

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HEADQUARTERS FOR AMATEURS

Hosmer Harrie B.,605 Market

KAHN HENRY & CO., 642 Market

Monahan & SMllcock, 618 Clay

PARTRIDGE J. E., 26 Montgomery

Partridge Sam C, 121 Post

Photo Mount and Card Manufacturing Co.. Ni-
antic Bldg, 3d floor, NW cor Clay and San-
some

SLAYTON SAMUEL (manufacturer photo appar-
atus), lai Geary

Stuparich Manufacturing Co. The, (photo
mounts), 523 Market

Todd J. A., 2126 Fillmore

Photographic Views.
ANDREWS THOMAS P., 109 Montgomery
HEININGER CHARLES k, 526 Market
Hynes W. J. & Co.. 426 Kearny
PASSAVANT PRINTING CO., 200 Post
Sewell Daniel, 1025 Market
TABER PHOTOGRAPHIC CO.. 121 Post
Watkins Carleton E., 417 Montgomery

Phrenologists.

Haddock Allen, 1016 Market

Physicians.

ABRAMS ALBERT,

431 Geary, hours 1 to 3:30 p. m., will re-
move about August Ist 1896 to 730
Geary nr Hyde

Adams George, 146Phelan Bldg

Adler Albert S., 1113 Sutter

Agnew William P., 47 Donohoe Bldg

Albertson Joseph A. (homoeopathic), 119a Pow-
ell

Alden Bertram F., 636 Sutter

Allen Ethan (eclectic). City and County Hos-
pital

Allen John, 426 Kearny

American Samson, 3614 Geary

Anderson Gustave E. F., 322 O'Farrell

Anderson Jerome A., 9 Donohoe Bldg

Anderson Winslow, 603 Sutter

Andrews Harry A.. 312 Bartlett

Anthony Jesse C, 87 Chronicle Bldg

Apple Benjamin, 741 Filbert

Arita Hermistuce, 507 Post

Arnold J. Dennis, 530 Sutter

Aronstein Adolph, 30 Post

Artigues Joseph E., 623 Vallejo

Atkins Milton H., 1014 Valencia

Austin M. O., 3034b 16th

i Axelrood Max, 110, 24th

Ayer Washington, 215 Geary

Bacon Truman F., 510 Hyde

Bagby Henry C, 26 Montgomery

Bailly T. Edward, St. Mary's Hospital

Baily Elisha I., 1316 Dolores
' Bally Richard J., 730, 23d

Bainbridge James C. (eclectic), 101 Grant Av

Ballard J. Stow (homoeopathic), 610 Hyde

Barbat J. Henry, 803 Sutter

Barbat William B., 1412 Folsom

Barger D. E., 1403 California

Barkan Adolph, 14 Grant Av

Barmore W. A., 20 Ellis

Baronidls George M., 330 Geary

Barrett John S., 14 Grant Av, rooms 10-lt

Barsotti Camillo, 607 Washington

Bass Frederick, 108 Stockton

Bateman Frank L., 711 Jones

Baum Rudolph W., 139 Post

Baumeister Bernard H., 1536 Dolores
i Bayer Joseph, 246 Sutter
i Bazan Ferjinand, 406 Sutter
I Bazet Louis, 18-22 Phelan Bldg

Beck Gustavus C, 121 Post

Behr Herman H., 819 Market

Bell Henry R., 26 Donohoe Bldg

Bell William T., 24 Odd Fellows' Bldg

Bennett D. G. (homoeopathic), 706 Van Ness Av

Bennett William, 2213 Webster

Berry William L., 639 Kearny

Biehl Philip F. C, 314 Spreckels Bldg

Bird Nelson J., 21 Mills Bldg, 8th floor

Birdsall Frederick W.. 1634 Sacramento

Blach Charles, 1319 Ellis

Black James A., 406 Sutter

Blake Alfred E., 28 Geary

Blake Charles R., 1844 Geary

Bloch Herbert I., 1520 O'Farrell

Blondin Louis D., Ill Eddy

Bloomhardt B., 4 Marye Terrace

Blue Rupert, U. S. Marine Hospital

Bluxome Joseph, 221 Powell

Bodkin Thomas P., 205/2 Steiner
I Boericke William (homoeopathic), 1812 Wash-
ington

Bohm Ernest A. (homoeopathic), 233, 6th

Bolan M. J., 1102 Valencia

Bond Frederick T., 213 Geary

Boome M. B., 14 McAllister

Botsford William, 1-2 Donohoe Bldg

Boughton Henry J.. 102 Taylor

Boushev Julius, 1303 Mission

BOWERS J. MILTON, diseases of women and
children a specialty, ofQce and residence 124
O'Farrell, hours 9 a. m., 1 to 3 p. m. and 7 p.
m., Sundays by special appointment, tele-
phone Bush 21

Bowie Robert I., 1909 Jackson

Bowman Frank A., 2526 Bush

Boyd Samuel G., 140 Geary

Boyes William, 731 Sutter

Boyson Thomas, Palace Hotel

Brackett Aurick S., 80 Donohoe Bldg

Brackett George F., 831 Howard

Brandon Alfred R., 535 Jersey

Brendt Richard, 1240 Mission

Brennan Thomas F., 672 Mission

Breyfogle Edwin S. (homoeopathic), 213 Geary

Brigham Charles B., 24-25 Mills Bldg, 2d floor

Brooks Joseph S. (homoeopathic), 426 Sutter

Brown Ambrose A., 2106^4 Post

Brown Philip King, 1212 Sutter

Brune August E., 1104 Market

Bryant Edgar R. (homoeopathic), 522 Sutter

Buckland Owen, 610 Mason

Buckley Cornelius F., 813 O'Farrell

Buckley Vincent P., 504 Kearny

Bucknall George J., 330 Sutter

Bunker R. Elmer, 630 Sutter

Bunnell Edwin, 21 Powell

Burgess Bertrand F., 316 Van Ness Av

Burgess Oscar O., 329 Geary

Burke William P., 700 Sutter

Burnham Clarke, 1142 McAllister

Burns John B., 1370 Market

Burton B. F., 1031 Market

Bushnell George E., 1121 Sutter

Cachot Maximilian A., 207 Taylor

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Caglieri Guido E., 520 Montgomery

Calderon Eustorzio, 536 Sutter

Caldwell George W., 1, 4tli

Callaghan JohnD., 8410 Fillmore

Callandreau Jules, 403 Powell

Callender John, 711 Jones

Campbell Joseph H., 437, 34th

Canney Frederick G. (homoeopathic), 606 Sutter

Card Charles W., 502 Devlsadero

Card Edgerton F., 3406 Sutter

Carlson C. Hadley 406 Sutter, rooms 32-23

Carpenter Frank B., 803 Sutter

Carpenter T. G., 85-86 Donohoe Bldg

Castelhun Frederick C, 935 Market

Chalmers William P., 506 Battery

Chandler Moses, 1721 Sacramento

Chapman Samuel E., 1021 Valencia

Chapman W. Lang, Occidental Hotel

Chase Albert, 1936 Market

Cheney Wm. Fitch, 906 Polk

Chesley Charles P., 754 Howard

Chismore George, 705 Sutter

Christal John, 143^4, 4th

Clark Charles (eclectic), 211 Taylor

Clark Edward S., 16 Geary

Clark G. Waverley, 24, 6th

Clark William D., 129 O'Farrell

Clarke B. F., 1009 Sutter

Clarke J. J., 447 McAllister

Clayton Jeremiah B., U. S. Marine Hospital

Clement R. H. (homoeopathic), 730 Sutter

Cleveland Charles D., 600 Leavenworth

Clifford John B. (eclectic), 3221^, 3d

Clinton Charles A., NE cor 21st and Howard

Cluness William R., 406 Sutter

Cluness William R. Jr., 406 Sutter

Coffey Walter B., 301 Sutter

Cohn David, 1404 Sutter

Cohn Isadore E., 204 Sutter

Cole R. Beverly, 826 Sutter

Collins Arthur C, 3119 Mission

Collischonn Philip, 757 Folsom

Conlan W. E. (resident physician), Alms House

Connolly Thomas E., 1430 Howard

Conran P. J., 839 Mission

Cook A. S. (eclectic), 634 Sutter

Cook C. H., SE cor 16th and Hofl Av

Cook Fern C. (eclectic), 58-59 Murphy Bldg

Cook F. Stevens, 818 Larkin

Cooper A., 523 Kearny

Cooper Charles E., 803 Sutter

Copeland W. H., 916 Market

Cornwall Frank (eclectic), 227 Geary

Costigan George D., 3034 California

Couture Alfred N. (homoeopathic), 508-509

Spreckels Bldg
Cox Luther C, 30 O'Farrell

Craig James R., 1428 Market !

Crawford Eugene, 614 Eddy
Crawford J. G. (homoeopathic), 614 Eddy
Crees Robert, 3104 Market
Crepin Emile A., 1008, 14th Av South
Cross Charles V.,3I03 Fillmore
CURRIER CHRISTOPHER B. (homoeopathic),

921 Geary
Curtis Henry L., 746 Mission
Curtis Robert H., 1030 Post
Gushing Clinton, 636 Sutter
Dameron John, 423 Ellis

Damkroeger Henry (homoeopathic), 719 Larkin
D'ANCONA A. A.. 600 Sutter
Davidson Joseph R., 121 Montgomery
Davidson Robert F. (eclectic), 22 Donohoe Bldg
Davies William H., 2000 Market
Davis Charles A., 128 Murphy Bldg
Davis George E. (homoeopathic), 730 Sutter
Davis G. W., 633 Sutter
Davis Hancock, 930 Sutter
Davy Robert B., St. Luke's Hospital
Daywalt George W., 14-15 Murphy Bldg
Dean T. J. (homoeopathic), 437 Golden Gate Av
Deane C. T., 1003 Sutter
Deane L. C, 606 Sutter
Deane Tenison, 14 Grant Av
Deardorff A. G., 14 Grant Av
DeChantreau J. D., 607 Sutter
DeCorval Emile L., 1307 Stockton
De Fonseca D. L., 604 Merchant, room 12
De La Matyr E. B. (homoeopathic), 622a Geary

Delmont Francis, 1439 Polk

DeLucis C. A., 661 Market

de Marville H. B., 533 Sutter

De Vecchi Paolo, 78-79 Crocker Bldg

D'Evelyn Fred W., 405 Powell

De Witt John W., SW cor Solano and Kentucky

De Witt T. Byron, 1609 Jackson

Dickson Adam T., 459i4 Bryant

Dillon .Fohn F., 360, 4lh

Dodel Xaver, 1307 Howard

Dodge H. W., 803 Sutter and 3740 California

Donnelly Edward F., 1001 McAllister

Dorn Gustavus W., 89-90 Chronicle Bldg

Dorr L. L., 6 Crocker Bldg

Dow Burritt N. (homoeopathic), 439 Page

Dozier Charles A., 428 Ellis

Dresel Gustav, 139-141 Crocker Bldg

Driscoll Edward P., 1431 Mission

Drossel Auerust A., 1203 Powell

Dungan J. S., 23 Kearny

Eagar Ansel T., 1615 Lyon

Easton Daniel E. F., City and County Hospital

Eckel Joel N. (homoeopathic), 324 Geary

Edmonds Harry W. (homoeopathic), 330 Sutter

Edson Charles J., 726 Geary

Ehrenberg A. T., 1804 Market

Eidenmuller William C. 14 Grant Av

Eldridge John R., 406 Sutter

ELLIN WOOD CHARLES N., 639 Kearny

Ellis LangdonR., 1137 Ellis

Emerson Francis X., 113, 9th

EVANS GEORGE H., 3115 Howard

Farnum Charles E., 31-23 Nucleus Bldg

Farrell P. J. H., 235 Post

Fearn Charles E., 916 Market, rooms 19-21

Fearn Walter H. (eclectic), 916 Market

Fehleisen F., 803 Sutter

Fehlen A., 227, 6th

Fichtner Gustavo C. (homoeopathic), 623 Oc-
tavia

Finnic Walter F., 1121 Sutter

Fischer Frank, 181a Powell

Fiske Henry M., 6-7 Donohoe Bldg

Fitch George L., 618 Spreckels Bldg

Fitzgibbon Frank T., 860 Mission

Fitzgibbon Gerald J., 31 Powell

Fleming B. F., 2212 Webster

Flesher F. G., 666 Haight

Flood John J., 819 Golden Gate Av

Flood P. H., 839 Ellis

Floto John H. (homoeopathic), 403 Kearny

Ford Campbell, 734y2 Broadway

Forster William M., 1059 Market

Fottrell Michael J., 19 Phelan Bldg

Fouch Albert, 613 Hayes

Fouchy Alphonse D. (homoeopathic), 611 Union

Foulkes William B., 2500 Washington

Fox Charles W., 318 Pine, room 3

Fraser E. J. (homoeopathic), 406 Sutter

Fraser Simon J., 1318 Mission

Frederick M. W., 131 Post

Freeman Forrest B., 66-67 Donohoe Bldg

French H. C. (homoeopathic), Y. M. C. A. Bldg

Friedhofer William F., 2797, 16th

Frink George K., 47 Post

Frisbie Edward G.. 803 Sutter

Frost James, 2324 Mission

Fuller G. W., 636 Sutter

Gale Herbert A., 46 O'Farrell

Gallwey John, 624 Kearny

Gamble William W., 54 Phelan Bldg

Gardner Charles H., U. S. Marine Hospital

Gardner Matthew, 75-76 Crocker Bldg

Garrigue Leon F., 1808 Sutter

Garwood William T., 301 Sutter

Gates F.H.,NW cor Howard and New Mont-
gomery

Gavigan William J., 28 Geary

Gedge Donald McC, 406 Sutter

GERE GEORGE G. (eclectic), 337 Geary

Gerlach George, 1313 Golden Gate Av

Gibbon J. F. (eclectic), 635 Kearny

GIBBONS HENRY Jr., 930 Polk

Giberson Nelson S., 139 O'Farrell

Gibson John W., 612 Hyde

Gilbert Francis D., 1347 Market

Gilmour Angus A., 404 Golden Gate Av

Glaser Edward F., 803 Sutter

Glover Cosmos A., 1715 Green

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Physicians— Cont 'd.

Godfrey John, U. S. Marine Hospital

Goodale John R., (eclectic), 1032 Market

Goodmann Emanuel, NE cor Post and Bu-
chanan

Goss William H., 201 Powell

Gourley H. W. S., 1059 Market

Gray Edward, 530 Sutter

Gray Frank P., 827 Polk

Gray Robert F., St. Luke's Hospital

Grazer Fred A., NE cor 19th and Mission

Greth August, 537 Turk

Griffin Charles F., 423, 24th

Griffith Edgar M., 1340 Hayes

Grimm C. H., 835 Bush

Grindley Thomas R., 920 Buchanan

Griswold William H., 850 Market

Griswold Wolcott N. (homcBopathic), 106 Eddy

Gross George, 326 Kearny

Grosse Alfred B., 400 Stockton

Grossman Edward L., cor Sutter and Devisadero

Grunig Louis H., 801 O'Farrell

Gunn George (eclectic), 1342 Hayes

Gunn Herbert, 816 O'Farrell

Haley Charles S., 24 Post

Hall Samuel H. (eclectic), 14 McAllister

Hall Walter S. (homoeopathic), 8 Donohoe Bldg

Hamilton John W. (eclectic), 39-40 Crocker Bldg

Hannan William F., 339, 10th Av

Hanson George F., 639 Kearny

Happersberg Alfred K., 21^4, 3d

Harkness H. W., Pacific-Union Club

Harris Frederick W., 935 Market

Hart Henry H., 114 Powell

Hartley Roland E., 606 Haight

Harvey D. Morris, 1110 Folsom

Harvey William A. (eclectic), 211 Taylor

Hascall Charles A., 1802 Market

Hassler William C, 9 Powell

Hawkins George W., 231 Post

Hawkins William J., 404, 3d

Healy James, Lick House

HealyJohnH., 813 Sutter

Heinimann John M.. 504 Kearny

Heller Clarence L., French Hospital

Helms George L., 1104 Market

Hereford William S., 632 Sutter

HerrickL. F. (eclectic), 1534 Mission

Herrick Stephen S., 322 Haight

Herrington Howard, 43, 6th

Herwig E., 419 Eddy

Herzstein M., 801 Sutter

Hildebrand Max, 101 Eddy

Hill Edmund E., 700 Ellis

Hill James D., 922 Sutter

HillerD. Albert (homreopathic), 1011 Sutter

Hilton William M., 2051 Mission

Hinkle Henry C. (homoeopathic), 319 Bush
. Hinkle John M. (eclectic), 319 Bush

Hirschberg M., 1010 Larkin

Hirschfelder Joseph O., 433 Geary

Hirschkowitz Lesser, 336 O'Farrell

Hodghead David A., 21 Powell

Holbrook George S., U. S. Marine Hospital

Holcomb Almeron J. (eclectic), 1206 Market

Holmgren Charles J. (homoeopathic), 2096 Mar-
ket

Holsman Charles K., 203 Taylor

Hopkins William E., 803 Sutter

Houston Isaac M., 104 Mason

Hubbell George R., 2339 Pine

Hug John J., 1009 Mission

Hughes James V., 123 Clipper

Hughes Jerome A., 502 Sutter

Hughes Thomas H., 771 Howard

Hull J. P., City and County Hospital

Hund Frederick J., 759 Folsom

Hund Otto H., 716 Howard

Hunkin S. J., 919 Sutter

Hunsaker H. W. (eclectic), 114 Geary

Hunter George, 203 Turk

Hupfeld J. W., 1015 Oak

Hub M. p., 533 Sutter

Hutchins Chauncey B., 1106 Van Ness Av

Inman Thomas G., 2337b Mission

Jamison William R. (eclectic), 1029^ Market

Janes Thomas I. (homoeopathic), 719a McAllis-
ter

Jenks George H. (homoeopathic), 620 Sutter

Jenner William, 528 Pacific

Johansen Ernesto, 318 Kearny

Johnson F. F., 2225 Howard

Johnson Robley D., 22% Geary, room 25

Johnstone Ernest K., 108 Stockton

Jones Charles E. (homoeopathic), 49-50 DonohoQ

Bldg
Jones H. Isaac, 222 Post
Jones John W., 937 Church
Jones Ottiwell W., 1901 Polk
Jones Philip M., 67-70 Crocker Bldg
Josselyn Joseph H. (specialist), 1330 Market
Kahn Samuel S., 14 Grant Av
Kastendieck John (homoeopathic), 707 Sutter
Kearney P. A., 513 Folsom
Keck Frederick C, 463 Jersey
Keeney J. W., 813 Sutter
Keller George M., 10291/2 Market
Kelly Elmer E., 803 Sutter
Kengla Kouis A., 13051/2 Polk
Kent Olir, 134 O'Farrell
Kenyon C. G., 901 Sutter
Kerr William W., 528 Sutter
Kilbourn Harvey B., NE cor 2d and Mission
King L. A., 7 Montgomery Av
Kingwell John J., 32 O'Farrell
Kirchhoffer Frederick, 2606 Howard
Kleineberg Christopher, 1225 Geary
Knight Cameron (eclectic), 1051 Market
Knill Albert, 504 Kearny
Knorp Francis F., 402 Hayes
Knowles Samuel E., 139 Post
Knowles William A., 118 Grant Av
KOHN MYRON E., 701 Stockton
Kreutzmann Henry J.. 1018 Sutter
Krotoszyner Martin, 43, 6th
Kugeler Henry B. A., 1065 Howard
Kuhlman Charles G., 935 Market
Kunstlich David (homoeopathic), 722 Folsom
Kurozawa K., 322i/4 O'Farrell
Kylberg Hjalmar, 227 Geary
Lagan Hugh, 3514 Folsom
Lagan John, 101 Van Ness Av
Laidlaw Horace, 334 Kearny
Lalonde Edward, 1009 Golden Gate Av
Lamb William N. (homoeopathic), 510 Larkin
Lane Levi C, 2302 Clay
Law Hartland, 2304 Van Ness Av
Ledyard William E. (homoeopathic), 223 Post
Lee Benjamin B., 400 Geary
Le Fevre Joseph P., 14 Grant Av
Leffler John. 114 Geary
Lengfeld A. L., 202 Stockton
Leonard Alexander T., 29 Phelan Bldg
Lepper Andrew, 522 Turk
Levingston Marc, 215 Kearny
Levison Charles G., 606 Sutter
Lewis Joseph C, 127 Turk
Lewitt William B., 500 Van Ness Av
Lichau Ernst, 423 Geary
Liebrich Edmund F., 1303 Steiner
Liliencrantz A., 803 Sutter
Lindsey Edward M., 1101 Geary
Linguist William, 203 Taylor
Lochhead John H., 508 Taylor
Logan Milburn H. (eclectic), 101 Grant Av
Long Seely F., 4th floor Y. M. C. A. Bldg
LORD FRANKLIN F., 235 Kearny
Lorini Raffaele, 1208 Sutter
Lovelace Arthur S., 200 Stockton
Lowry Edward N. (homoeopathic), 213 Geary
Lustig Daniel D., 6 Turk
Lutz Charles A., 32351/4 Mission
Lux Fred W., 26 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
Lyford Benjamin F., 126 Kearny
Maas Philip H., 935 Market
Macbeth Robert S., 304 Sutter
Macdonald George C, 32 O'Farrell
Macdonald John M., 762 Folsom
Maclnnis Martin B.. 2134 Howard
Maclean D. (eclectic), 37-39 St. Ann's Bldg
MacMonagle Beverly, 94-95 Crocker Bldg
Maddux James E., 610 Mason
Madill David, 330 Sutter
Magnus Max, 229 Geary
Maguire Andrew A., 1364 Market
Maguire Charles S., 400 Stockton
Mahe Gustavo, 216 Kearny

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Mahoney Thomas L., 1903 Polk
Maldonado Albert, 139 Post
Malech Gustave H., 521 Van Ness Av
Malech Herman F., 601 Golden Gate Av
MannC. S., 836 Sutter
Mann Frederick P., 2417 Webster
Manning Guy E. (homoeopathic), 331 Geary
Mansfield I. L. R. (eclectic), 400 Gkilden Gate Av.
telephone Hyde 431

MARTEN ARTHUR, M. D.,

physician and surgeon, diseases of the ner-
vous system, lungs and stomacli, office
118 Grant Av, hours 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 p.
m., telephone 2604

Martin George H. (homoeopathic), 606 Sutter

Martin Robert S., 8 Market

Martin William, 408 Geary

Martin William A., 302 Stockton

Martineaut Eugene D., 606 Kearny

Martinez Felipe, 900 Powell

Matthews John M., 921, 23d

Mattner Ernest H. (homoeopathic), 505 Van

Ness Av
Mayer Oscar J., 242 Sutter
Mays Arthur H., 1003 Pierce
Mais William H., 903 Sutter
McCarthy William D., Ill Eddy
McCone James F., 1132 Sutter
McConnellE. G., 705 Sutter
McCormick Joseph S., 524 Turk
McDermott William P., 1250 Valencia
MCDONALD JAMES A. J., 1236 Market
McDonald Jonathan T., 63-64 Columbian Build-

637A Ellis
McGill Avery B., 919 Post
McGillH. G., 919 Post
McGovern Charles C, 1577 Folsom
McGovern Charles J., 1577 Folsom
McGowan Edward J., 1616 Hayes
McKee Albert B., 6-7 Nucleus Bldg
McLaughlin Moses A., cor 11th Av South and

Railroad Av
McLaughlin W. H., NWcor 26th and Mission
McLay George B., 2430 Mission
McLean James (specialist), 1228 Market
McLean Robert A., 305 Kearny
McMillan Dugald, 111, 7th
McMurdo John R., 1326 Webster
McNeil Alexander (homoeopathic), 784 Van

Ness Av
McNeill Daniel W., 1432 Folsom
McNulty Harry J., 217 Fillmore
McNulty P, Roscoe, 26V4 Kearny
McNutt W. F., 104 Sutter
MoPherson George E., 635, 24th
McPherson Maynard, 2502 Fillmore
McQueSten Charles A., 131 Post
Mead James A. (specialist), 361^4 Geary
Meirdierks William A,, German Hospital
Merritt George W.. 814 Sutter
Mervy Alphonse, 434 Montgomery Av
Mervy Emile C. 434 Montgomery Av
Meyer Albert G., 103, 24th
Meyer Henry, 701 Broderick
Meyers Bernard (eclectic), 1817 Devisadero
Meyers Robert C, 701 Powell
Milen Theodore, 925 Howard
Miller Charles N. (eclectic), 114 Geary
Miller John A., 1018 Valencia
Mlllhone William F. (eclectic), 850 Market
Mlsh Sol. C.,407 Devisadero
Mitchell George A., 2102 Howard
Mlzner William G., 215 Kearny
Mohun Charles C, 1148 Sutter
Moliere James W. (homoeopathic), 406 Sutter
Molony James J., 410 Eddy
Montgomery Douglass W., 1124 Sutter
Montgomery John, 336a Bush
Moore, Charles W., 1400 Van Ness Av
Morgan P. Brett (homoeopathic), 409 Mason
Morlssey Joseph G., 102 Halght and NE cor

Mission and 19th
MORSE JOHN F., 200 Stockton
Moss J. M., 2423 California
Mouser Silas M., 707 Bush
Mufle F. T., 425 Kearny
MuUer Otto J., 1018 Mission

Mulligan Arthur P., 1022 Mission

Mulligan E. Livingston, 5 Liberty

Murphy Robert W., 1601 Gough

Murphy William M., 215 Geary

Mussawlr Abdul G., SE cor Devisadero and

O'Farrell
Nathan Philip W., 927 Geary
Neal J. G., 916 Market
Nellis C. S. (homoeopathic), Russ House
Neumann Mark M., 217 Turk
Nevlns Herbert (homoeopathic), 1023 Post
New Richard B., 34 Nucleus Bldg
Newell Lucius W., 8151/4 Howard
Newell William A., 815!^ Howard
Newell William H., 2428 Bush
Newman Avron, 139 Post
Newman Samuel, 112a Powell
Newmark Leo, 705 Smter
Nightingale John, 1802 Market
Noble J. A., 362-364 Emporium Bldg
Nusbaum Adolph, 989 Howard
O'Brien A. P., 1403 California
O'Connell Robert J. G.. 503 Octavla
O'Donnell Charles C, 1206 Market
O'Donnell George W., 704 Washington and 1206

Market
O'Neill Patrick J., 872 Mission
O'Toole Michael C, 11-13 St. Ann's Bldg
Oliver Joseph A., 1825 Turk
Olllno Giuseppe, 700 Broadway
Olmsted A. C, St. Luke's Hospital
Orella F. R., 406 Sutter
Overend Edmund J., 305 Larkin
Ovledo Louis P., 1142 Howard
Page William M., 623 Valencia
Palmer George H. (homoeopathic), 606 Sutter
Pardee EH. & George C, .523 Montgomery
ParentC. E., 636 Sutter
Park Wallace M., 21 Franklin
Parramore Edward L., 1001 b Guerrero
PARSON EDWARD, 24-26 Phelan Bldg
Partridge Harry, 727 Shotwell
Pa ton Charles J., 327 Geary
Patterson Oliver H., 1009 Clay
Paugh William J., 640 Clay
Pawllcki Casimlr F., 1119 Van Ness Av
Pawllckl Ladlslaus, 1119 Van Ness Av
Payne Redmond, 731 Sutter
Payne Robert E., 731 Sutter
Peel Jonathan M., 503 Capp
Perrault Edward L., 103 Geary
Perrault Julian, 103 Geary
Perrone Jose, 634i4 Broadway
Perry Alfred W., 207 Turk
Pescla Joseph, 611 Washington
Peterson Alfred C. (homoeopathic), 319 Geary
Petrle Frank B., 211 South California
Pettlt Mark L., 536 Kearny
Phelan A. E., 131 Post
Phelan Gregory J., 11 Van Ness Av
Phelan Henry du R., 11 Van Ness Av
Philip John H., 14 Grant Av
Plschl Kaspar, 63 Crocker Bldg
PLUMMER R. H., 6.52 Mission
Plunket John J. , 518 Eddy
Plymlre D. B. (eclectic), 1301V4 Castro
Porterfield & Douglas (specialists), 838 Market
Posey Addison C, 1015 Sutter
Potter Samuel O. L., 13 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
Powers George H., 533 Sutter
Preston Walton, 20 O'Farrell ■

Prlng Ernest, 150, 4th
Proschold Henry, 305 Golden Gate Av
Prosek Joseph A., 21 Phelan Bldg
Pugh Edmund, 428 Eddy
Putman Clarence B., Crocker Bldg
Qulgley John M., 44, 6th
Qulnlan William J., 112!/2 Grant Av
Rachel George W.. 969 Mission
Ragan Denis F., 1170 Market
Rappln Gabriel F. (eclectic), 1608 Stockton
Redding G. H., 222 Post
Reeve John L., 303 Clement
Regensburger Alfred E., 330 Sutter
Regensburger Martin, 803 Sutter
Rethers Theo, 200 Stockton
Rhodes E. C, 80 Donohoe Bldg
Richardson James P., 6 Zoe
Richter C. Maxr, 614 Geary

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PHY

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Physicians— Cont'd.

Rigdon Rufus L., 8-9 Nucleus Bldg

Riley William C, 1216 Mission

Rinne Frederick A., 1151 Market

Rivas Isaac, 1716 Sacramento

Rixford Emmet, 229 Geary

Robbins Edward, 1,508 Market

Roberts John W., 442 Van Kess Av
K— < ■5 Robertson Henry D., 705 Sutter
C/2 o Robertson John, 903 Sutter

«" Robinson Frank B., 407 Van Ness Av
E-H 2 Robinson Luke, 813 Sutter
p^ o Rodgers Lee O., 1000 Webster
^^ « Rogers Nathan, 20 O'Farrell
f.^, S) Rogers Robert W., 729 California
^"-J "3 Rohling Joseph, 210 Eddy
1*^ E^ Rohm J. F., 1203 Sutter
^^1 . Rosencrantz Nathaniel, 46 O'Farrell

g Rosens tirn Julius, 932 Sutter
N^^ — Rosenthal Adolph G., 2007 Devisadero
f^^ « Rosenthal Charles H., 71-72 Columbian Bldg
<— •> ^ Rossi M. Andrea, 605 Green
-T-« P RottanziT. A.,301,3d

^^'T Ryfkogel Henry A. L., 1546 Howard
03 3 SalfieldC. D.,426Shrader
<i^ « Salomon Max, 320 Geary

gff ^ Samuels Edward H.. SE cor 6th and Howard
^S^ Sanborn Franklin H., 121a Powell

'"■^ Saunders Walter, 219 Leavenworth

Sawyer A. F., 836 Sutter
_. Sawyer Herbert C, 15 Hill

( Schlff Gustave, 47 Post

r^^ I Schmelz Charles J., 1437 Market
_^ Schmitz John P. (eclectic), 709, 21st

SchoU Albert L., SE cor Mission and 5th

Scholtz W., 419 Castro

Scott Allen E. (eclectic), 1032 Market

Selfridge Grant (homoeopathic), 146 Crocker
Bldg

Seymour James H.. 1234 Castro

Shatter James C, 331 Montgomery, room 51

Shapiro Aaron, 219 Pine

Sharkey James M., 514 Kearny

Sharp J. G., 2315 California

Sherman Harry M., 1303 Van Ness Av

Sherwood A. T., 1170 Market

Sherwood David, 1526 Broadway

Shiels George F., 108 Stockton

Shipley R. K. (specialist), 906 Market

Shumate Thomas E., 2406 Sutter

Silva Fernando, 727a Broadway

Simon Jules, 323 Geary

Simpson James, 234 Post

Simpson Josiah A., 1132 Kentucky

Simpson William P., 234 Post

Smith Barlow J. (hygienic), 1513 Buchanan

Smith Charles A., UU/j Polk

Smith Edward D. (homoeopathic), 571 Stevenson

Smith Sidney H., 427 Ellis

Sobey Arthur L., 810, 20th

Soboslay Julius, IO414, 6th

Soltan Harry B.. 316 Post

Somers George B.. 533 Sutter

Soper Joseph H., Nucleus Bldg

Soule Milan, Occidental Hotel

Southard W. F., 603 Sutter

Spencer John C, 95-96 Crocker Bldg

Spitzy Guido,413!/2 Kearny

Spottiswood John J., 2010 Eddy

Sprague W. P., 502 Taylor

Stafford William, 724, 23d

Stahle Frederick H., 24, 6th

Stallard J. H., 636 Sutter

Stambaugh S. S., 640 Clay

Stanton James I.. 659 Clay

Stearns V. J., 417"^. 3d

Steele C. H., 704 Post

Steinberger Charles M., 925 Washington

Stephens William B., 231 Post

Stern Louis, 608 Geary

Stice Tyre H., 21 Powell

Stillman Stanley, 229 Geary

Slinson J. Coplin, 326 Kearny

Stoddart A. C. (eclectic), 1237 Geary

Stone H. Storrs (specialist), 303 Turk

Stone J. S., 215 Geary

Stoneberger Alfred A., 439, 3d

STORROR EDWARD, 305 Larkln

Stout A. B.. St. Luke's Hospital

Stratton W. C. (homoeopathic), 2255 Mission

Strong Colon G., SE cor Clay and Leavenworth

Sturge E. A., 121 Haight

Sturman Benjamin (eclectic), 39 St. Ann's Bldg

Sullivan James F., 1105 Van Ness Av

Sussdorfi Gustave E., 22V4 Geary

Sutherland FredB., 21 Powell

Sutherland Robert L., 121a Powell

Swan Benjamin R., 222 Sansome

SWEANY F. L,

specialist, diseases of men, 737 Market
opp Examiner office

Swett WilberM.. 14 Grant Av

Tait F. Dudley, 326 Geary

Tait George L., 326 Geary

Taylor Albert H., 422 Ellis

Taylor William E., 215 Geary

Taylor William 0.,231 Post

Terrill George M., 336 Post

Terry Parshall A. (homojopathic), 788 Harrison

Tevis Henry L., 1316 Taylor

Thiele Emil (eclectic), 995 Market

Thomas E. W., 636 Sutter

Thomas Frank, 1055 Market

Thompson G. H., 813 Sutter

Thompson Walter N., 1123 Bush

Thome W. M., 813 Sutter

ThorneW. S., 813 Sutter

Thrasher Marion, 54-55 Murphy Bldg

Tiedemann John, 847 Devisadero

Tierney Edmund P., 702 Montgomery

Titus Frank H., 1632 Eddy

Todd David B., 746 Mission

Tomkins Joseph G. (eclectic), 1344 Folsom

Torello Emil N., cor Mission and Silver Av

Tormey J. V., 14 McAllister

Townsend John (homoeopathic), 1001 Valencia

Trask H. C, 321 Geary

Traverse Alfred W., 28 Donohoe Bldg

Tuchler Alexander S. (eclectic), 531 Sutter

Tuggle Samuel P., 302 Stockton

Tyner Richard G., 1411 Bush

Underwood Maro F. (homoeopathic), 28, 8th

Vaccari Vincenzo, 611 Washington

van den Bergh John P. P., 521, 6th

Vandre Hyppolite (eclectic), junction Sickles

and San Jose Avs
Van Dyke Edwin C, French Hospital
Van Loenen Lucas L. (eclectic), 26^ Kearny
Van Meter Miles E., 409 Ellis
Van Orden Leander, 14 Grant Av
Vary George M. P., 41 St. Ann's Bldg
Vecki Victor G., 221/2 Geary
Villain Albert J., French Hospital
Voisard Francois X., French Hospital
Von Buelow Frederick, 239 Chattanooga
Von Haslocher Emil E., 40-41 Nevada Block
Von Hoffmann Charles, 1014 Sutter
Von Werthern Joseph, 1401 Church
Voorhies A. H., 709 Sutter
Vowinckel F. W., 1298 Van Ness Av
Wadsworth Charles C, 518 Sutter
Wagner Henry L., 506 Sutter
Wagner John, 483 Valencia
Walsh Frank D. (eclectic). 312'/2, 19th
Walters Harry S.. 2213 Webster
Ward James W. (homoeopathic), 606 Sutter
Warner James K., 202^ Stockton
Webb E. Cook (homoeopathic), 2105 Devisadero
Wefelsburg Alexander B., 443 O'Farrell
Weil Conrad, 103 Larkin
Weiss Edward M., 622 Filbert
Welch Henry S., 209 Post
Wemple Emmet L., 406 Sutter
Werder Max (homoeopathic), 217 Geary
West E. F., 107 Leavenworth
Westerberg F., 415 Sutter
Wetzel John F., 213, 7th
Wheeler Albert (homoeopathic), 734 Sutter
Whitney Jamef D., 67-70 Crocker Bldg
Whitwell W. S., 21 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
Wigand Theodore, 2306 Fillmore
Wilcox William O. (eclectic), 21 Powell
Wilhelm August, 30 Post
Williams Albert, 2300 Pine
Williams George W., 850 Market
Williams J. Albert, 850 M-arket

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Williams Robert E.,301 Sutter

Williams Thomas A., leiS^/; Folsom

Williamson John M., 21 Powell

Wilson Frank P., 1015 Sutter

Wilson Mathew T. (homoeopathic), 834 Elli«

Windele Edwin, 30 Post

Winn A. C, 916 Market

Winterberg W., 1208 Sutter

Winton Henry N., 406 Sutter

Woodward Albert P., 21 Powell

Woolf M. J. H., 1017 Oak

Woolsey Mark H., 406 Sutter

Worth Sidney (homoeopathic), 426 Sutter

Wright Henry B. (homoeopathic), 332 O'Farrell

Young Stephen A. D., 140, 11th

Younger A. J., resident physician City and

County Hospital
Younger E. A., 300 Stockton
Younger W. J., 300 Stockton
Zussman Samuel, 804 Geary

* Physicians Electro Medical Batteries.
PACIFIC ELECTRICAL WORKS, 154, 1st

Physicians— Female.

Baily Jefferita, 730, 23d

Ballard L. A. S. Mrs. (homoeopathic), 610 Hyde

Beighle Nellie, 627 Spreckels Bldg

Booth Anna S.(eclectic),1504 Market, rooms 11-12

Bowen Amy G. (homoeopathic), 1425 California

Bowen J. M. Mrs. (homoeopathic), 1425 California

Bowers Mary B. Mrs., 124 O'Farrell

Brown Adelaide, 1213 Sutter

Brown Charlotte Blake, 1312 Sutter

Brown Henrietta H. Mrs., 846 Mission

Burns Matilda W. Mrs., 594 Potrero

Cameron I. B. Miss (homoeopathic), 3653 Howard

Campbell Mary P., 427, 24th

Case C. H. Mrs. (homoeopathic), 1606 Howard

Case Martha S., 1723 Clay

Chandler Lucy A. Mrs. (eclectic), 222 Eddy

Cleveland Marcia B., 1301 Sutter

Connor Amelia A. Mrs., 26 Murphy Bldg

Conrad Agnes M.; 719 Turk

Cook C. A. Mrs. (eclectic), 6.34 Sutter

Corbett Elizabeth J. Mrs., 1514 Sacramento

Couture E. R. (eclectic), 508-509 Spreckels Bldg

Cox Rosamond L., 426 Post

Dale Bertha Mrs. (specialist), 1328 Grove

Da vies Mary Mrs., 14 McAllister

Deal Louise B. Mrs., 2608 Howard

De Lano Abbie E. B., 113 South Broderick

Detrick E. M. Mrs. (homoeopathic), 2709Laguna

Du Bois Jessie K., 705 Spreckels Bldg

Edmonds M. E. Mrs. (homoeopathic), 330 Sutter

Edson Sarah L. 726 Geary

Eppinger Rose Miss, 3700 California

Falck Millicent E. Miss, 2209 Larkin

Farmer Jessie C. Miss (eclectic), 1822 Howard

Field Edna R. Mrs., 1230 Geary ,

Flynn Anna, 514 Sutter

Foreman Francisca I., 613 Jones

Eraser E. S. Mrs., 610 Mason

Gehricke F. B. Mrs., 325 Geary

Gleason Anna M. (eclectic), 307 Mason

Goodwin Bella Mrs., 1370 Market

GOSS ALICE M. (homoeopathic), 741 Sutter

GWYER F. R. MRS., 226 Turk

MRS. DR. GWYER

Diseases of Women a Specialty

(Private Home for Patients)
Office and Residence, 326 Turk St.
bet. Jones and Leavenworth.

Office Hours;

Hildebrand Jennie L., 138 McAllister
Howard Kate I. Miss, 1410 Larkin
Hubbell H. H. Mrs., 2339 Pine
Hurd Eugenia A. Miss, 419 Bartlett
Hutchings Fannie H. Miss, 3700 California
Jaffa Adele S., 1707 Scott
Janes T. B. Mrs., 719a McAllister
Johnson Annie L. Miss, 3335 Howard

Kroetz Mary M. Mrs. (homoeopathic), 116 Oak

Lafontaine Emma C. Miss, 1438 Jackson

Lane Lucia M., 1214 Hyde

Levinson Amelia, 732 Sutter

Lewis Emma A. Mrs., 2115 Webster

Lynch Elizabeth S. (homoeopathic) 634 Castro

Mansfield J. M. Mrs., 35 Pearl

McCraith Agnes Miss (eclectic). 31I14 Church

Kay Emma C, 304, 3d

Merritt Emma S., 814 Sutter

Meyer Paul Mrs., 1319 Polk

Millard Caroline A. Mrs., 336 Valley

Moody Mary W., 2520 Howard

Morrison Fannie Miss, 1534 Mission

Morrison Mary E. Miss, 3608 Howard

Morse Cora A. Mrs., 631 O'Farrell

Park TheorildaC, NW cor 34th and Mission

Plumb Mary C. Mrs. (eclectic), 1021 Sutter

Sage Fidelia (eclectic), 1774 Howard

Sankey Mary J. Mrs., 1837 San Carlos Av

Sargent Elizabeth Miss, 1630 Folsom

Saunders Bertha A., 531 Sutter

Scott Catharine V. C. (homoeopathic), 737 Geary

Selling Nathalie Miss, 732 Sutter

Simon Grace Miss, 624 Eddy

Smiley Virginia W., 1214 Hyde

Sperry Mary A., 3700 California

Spiess Marie F. Mrs. (eclectic), 1423»4 Mission

Sprague Frances R., 1201 Sutter

Tuchler Anna M., 531 Sutter

Tuley Frances M., 31 Fell

Vogt Anna M. Mrs., 500 Sutter

Wagner Bertha M. E. Miss (homoeopathic), 1532

Guerrero
Wanzer Lucy M. F.. 305 Taylor
Ward Florence N. (homoeopathic), 606 Sutter
Waterhouse Amelia A. (homoeopathic), 2213

Howard
Wegener M. Mrs., 419 Eddy
Welch Harriet J. Mrs. (eclectic), 3115 Bush
Wise Sara E. Mrs., 1508 California
Worley Minnie G. Miss, 5 Prospect ?■!
Wyeth D. Mrs., 916 Post
Yetter Carrie Mrs. (eclectic), 505, 18th

Piano Forte Importers.

Badger William G., 36 O'Farrell

BANCROFT A. L. & CO., 334 Post

Bowers J. T. & Son, 33-25, 5th

Brown Alfred, 2016 Market

Bruenn Adolph, 238 Post

Curtaz Benj. & Son, 16-18 O'Farrell

Dewing J. Co. The, 12-14 Flood Bldg

Eaton Charles S., 735 Market

Hornung Conrad C, 216 Post

Keeffe James, 1019 Van Ness Av

Kohler & Chase, 26-30 O'Farrell

Lick E. W. & Co., 116 McAllister

Lueders Herman, 82, 0th

Mauzy Byron, 308-314 Post

Pacific Music Co.. 816 Market

Phelps Bros., 313Devisadero

Scott J. Harry, 929 Market

Sherman, Clay & Co., 137-139 Kearny

Spencer F. W. Co. The, .338 Post

Statham & Co., 106 McAllister

Zeno Mauvais Music Co. The, 769 Market

Piano Forte Makers.

Bruenn Adolph, 328 Post

Caswell Erastus, 735 Market

Conrad Piano Co., 411-413 Shotwell

Deitemeier William F., 2100 Market

Dewing J. Co. The, 13-14 Flood Bldg

Fay John, 736 St. Rose's Av

Fay Robert, 1739 Mission

Heine G. O. & Co., 136 Ellis

Hemme & Long Piano Co., 735 Market

Hornung Conrad C, 316 Post

Pierce Walter S. Co., SE cor Market and 14th

Schmitz Joseph & Co., 16 McAllister

Piano Forte Teachers.

(See Teachers— Piano Forte.)

* Piano String Makers.

Piano String Co., 147 Beale

Pierce Walter S. Co., SE cor Market and 14th

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Office, ffooM 20, 106 M/{rket Street, S/i/if Fr/{Hcisco, C/{l.

Piles 2ii5cl Tirrjber of am sizes
.n. ReiilroaicI Ties

Preserved by Creosote or Burnett or Kyau Process.

Location of WORKS. SEAWALL bet. Powell and Mosoq Streets.
Works Telephone, black 1571.

Office Telephone. Drumm 48.

Manager's Telephone, Main 1425.

Piano Tuners.

Bowers J. T. & Son, 23-35, Sth
Brueiin Adolph, 228 Post
Dinesen D. N., 11 Laskie
Eaton Charles S., 735 Market
Hemme & Long Piano Co., 735 Market
Lick E. W. & Co., 116 McAllister
Mauzy Byron, 308-314 Post
Mayo Elgin. 338 Post
Schmitz Joseph & Co., 16 McAllister
Scott J. Harry, 929 Market
Sherman, Clay & Co., 137-139 Kearny
Walker William, 411 Post

Pickle Manufacturers.

Appiarius F. W., 1810 O'Farrell

California Pure Food Co., 328 Montgomery

FISHER PACKING CO., 509-517 Commercial

Herby N. J., 686 Brannan

Huck Richard, 37 Conmiercial

Lewis Packing Co. and Vinegar Works, 625-627

Front
Loeffler John, 422-428, 5th
Pacific Vinegar and Pickle Works, 323 Front
Philadelphia Manufacturing Co., 431-435, 7th
SHERWOOD & SHERWOOD (agents Crosse &

Blackwell's assorted English), 213-214 Market
Shrakkart Charles, 718 Bryant
Shrakkart & Hudson. 35'/^ Shotwell
South End Pickle Works, 422-428, 5th

Picture Frame Makers.

Baker A. & A., 113 Hayes

Boe Owen, 328, 4th

Carlson Bros., 354, 6th

Cohen Herrman. 19 Grant Av

Goudsmith Louis, 818 Geary

Gump S. & G.. 113 Geary

Hansen Aug. Co. The, 228 McAllister

Heubner Emil, 436, 4th

Johnson Gottfrid, 467Vi Stevenson

Jones Lizzie Miss, 547 Mission

Kaucher Frederick M., 1503 Market

Knapik Peter P., 425, 4th

I Kreutzberger Max O., 1134 Howard
I Lewis Abraham, 1204 Stockton

Lippi Bros., 1390 Market

Metropolitan Moulding Co., 536-538 Sacramento

Morris & Kennedy, 19 Post

Munter Joseph, 1047 Folsom

Perry S. A. & Co., 919 Mission

Sanborn, Vail & Co.. 741-745 Market

Schussler Bros., 27 Grant Av

Vickery W. K., 324 Post

Wade John H., 414 Turk

Wade W. F. & Co., 408 Kearny

Walsh Peter J., 223 Ellis

Warren G. A., 757 Valencia

Wiuterrowd G. W., 2839 Mission

Pictures and Engravings.

Baker A. & A., 113 Hayes

Chicago Clock Co., 1633-1624 Market

Cohen Herrman, 19 Grant Av

Gump S. & G., 113 Geary

Hansen Aug. Co. The, 228 McAllister

Hill Robert R., 22y2 Geary

Hunt Edward J., 1411 Polk

Jones Elida Mrs., 1103 Sutter

Jones Lizzie Miss, 547 Mission

Lippi Bros., 1.390 Market

LUNDY FURNITURE CO., 813 Market

Metropolitan Moulding Co., 536-538 Sacramento

Morris & Kennedy, 31 Post

Munter Joseph, 1047 Folsom

Perry S. A. & Co.. 919 Mission

Sanborn, Vail & Co., 741 Market

Schussler Bros., 27 Grant Av

Vickery W. K., 224 Post

* Pier Builders.
(See also Wharf Builders.)
HEA.LY, TIBBITTS & CO., 37 Steuart
LAYDON, DARBY & CO., 137 Main
McMAHON JAMES A.. 210-2)2-314 Spear
SAN FRANCISCO TIMBER PRESERVING CO.,

106 Market
THOMSON BRIDGE CO., 9 Mission

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Pig Iron.

(See Iron— Pig.)

* Pile Covering.

American Composition Pipe and Pile Armor

Co., 819 Market
Malthine Manufacturing Co., 419 California
PARAFFINE PAINT CO. (P. & B.), 116 Battery
Teredo-Proof Pile Co., 22 Market, room 1

* Pile Drivers.

(See also Bridge Builders, also Wharf Builders.)

Galloway, Townley & Co., 42-44 Steuart

HEALY, TIBBITTS & CO., 27 Steuart

LAYDON, DARBY & CO., 137 Main

MCCANN & SONS, 406, 10th

McMAHON JAMES A., 210-212-214 Spear

SAN FRANCISCO TIMBER PRESERVING CO.,

106 Market
THOMSON BRIDGE CO., 9 Mission

* Pin Manufacturers.

American Flower and Decorating Pin Co., 317-
319 Kearny

* Pipe and Fittings.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

• Pipe CoUs.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

Pipe— Drain, Gas, Water, etc.

(See respective headings.)

* Pipe— Sewer.

(See also Sewer Pipe.)

iN.CLARK&SONS.

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GLADDING. IVIcBEAN& CO

LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
STEIGER A. SONS, 20-22, 8th

* Pipe— Wrought and Cast Iron.

Crane Co., 23-25, 1st and 18 Fremont
Froelich Christian, 202 Market
Oregon Iron and Steel Co. The, 308 Market
Woodin & Little, 312-314 Market

* Pipes— Smoking.

(See also Meerschaum Pipe Makers, also

Smokers' Articles.)
HEININGER CHARLES P., 526 Market
Weil A. & T. & Co., 11 Battery

* Planimeters.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

Planing Knives— Manufacturers.

Pacific Saw Manufacturing Co., 17 Fremont

* Planing Mill Machinery.

(See also Machinery.)
EBY JNO. D. (agent Goodell & Waters), 17-19
Main

Planing Mills.

Bolander & Perkins, 115-117 Main
Carter & Davies, 37-41 Main
Central Lumber and Mill Co., 20-26, 10th
CROCKER WILLIAM, 524-530, 5th

Depew Chas. M. Planing Mill Co., 229-233 Berry
Engle & Son, SE cor Fillmore and Francisco

ENTERPRISE PLANING MILL,

0. C. Keil proprietor, sawing, planing,
turning, moldings and ship knees and eoI
kinds of ship work a specialty, 146-154
Berry, telephone Main 724

Excelsior Mill Co., 713-717 Bryant

Fulda Bros., 30-40 Spear

Geier Frank A., SW cor Dolores and Market

Haas Carl F., 417-419 Mission

Hansen Albert, S s Berry bet 5th and 6th

Hansen M. & Co., 231-251 King

Hinchman & Co., Beach and Stockton

Hoffman Newton, 553 Brannan

Hooper C. A. & Co., 204 Front

Huber Frank. 561-563 Brannan

Johnston & Keil, 146-154 Berry

Le Gal & Ostrander, 116 Mission

McFarland Bros., 225-227 Berry

MILLER & HAMILTON,

manufacturers moldings, brackets.frames,
doors, sash, blinds and all kinds of wood
work finish, Enterprise Mills, 413-415
Mission

Niehaus Bros. & Co. (West Berkeley), 40 New

Montgomery
Parrish N. & Co., 30-34 Spear

San Francisco Planing Mills,

William Crocker proprietor, manufactur-
ers window frames, moldings, sash and
blinds, 524-530, 5th, telephone South 15

Searle Richard, cor Harrison and 14th
Shoal Water Bay Mill Co., Pier 5 Steuart
Thomson William J., 320-326 Mission
Townley Bros., SW cor 18th and Folsom
Wells, Russell & Co., SW cor Mission and Fre-
mont
White Franklin T., SE cor 3d and King
Wilkie Andrew, SW cor Mission and Fremont
Young James, NW corBeale and Mission

Oakland.
Burnham-Standeford Co., Washington bet 1st
and 2d

Plaster Dealers.

Cowell Henry & Co., 211-213 Drumm
Golden Gate Plaster Mills, 215-217 Main
Holmes H. T. Lime Co., 24 Sacramento
Pacific Plaster Co., 216 Bush

Plaster Decorations.

Kellett Samuel, 28 Ellis

Kemp William A., 19 Turk

Keyaert & Manetta, 253 ■^^ Stevenson

McMurray John P., 314 O'Farrell

Mencarini Damiano, 911 Mission

Santini E., 124 McAllister

SCHILLER CHARLES F., 618 Bryant

VAN CORTEBEEK HENRY, 1713 Market r. 125

Gough
Wanner Anthony, 1219 Market

Plaster Mills,

Golden Gate Plaster Mills, 215-217 Main

Plaster Paris.

Hearfleld, Bannister & Co., 347 Brannan
Pacific Plaster Co., ,216 Bush

Plasterers.

Brennan & Eraser, 40 New Montgomery
Coghlan Frank, 40 New Montgomery
Conner Ignatius C, 318, 5th Av
Davis E., 40 New Montgomery
Dunlop Charles, 40 New Montgomery
Flood Andrew, 40 New Montgomery
Gallagher C. C. 1307 Baker
JaquithF. G., 512 Bush
Kedian Patrick, 3IO14, 19th
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Leahy Daniel J., 40 New Montgomery
Mannix Thomas, .=i08H Fell

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PACIFIC COAST AGENTS.

134 IVIarket Street.

ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.,

215 Valencia St,
Tel. Mission 40.

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Plasterers— Cont'd.
McDonald James T.. 1218 Mission
Morehouse C. C, 40 New Montgomery
Morehouse J. J., 40 New Montgomery
Mulville D. F., 40 New Montgomery
Nelson Peter, E s Ferrie nr Geary
Tobin J. R., 40 New Montgomery
Wyatt James J., 1030 Sanchez

Plasterers' Hair.

Biggens P. & Co.. San Bruno Av nr Islals Creek
Cowell Henry & Co., 211-213 Drumm

Plate Glass.
(See Glass Plate.)

Plated Ware.

(See Silver Plated Ware.)

Pleating Manufacturers.

Buhot Thais Mrs., 1417 Polk
Coppage John W., 724i4 Market
Craven Sisters, 411 Jones
Hagerty John, 9 Geary
Reynolds Misses, 430 Sutter

Plumbers and Gas Fitters.

Ahlbach&Co., 136, 4tn

Aicher & Campbell, 439 Bush

Allen & L,ooney,314 O'Farrell

Anderson Charles E., 1616 Polk

Armstrong Joseph. 352, 24th

Ayers George W., E s Carolina bet Santa Clara

and Mariposa
Bailey Frank R., 936 McAllister
Bailey Thomas J., 542 Hayes
Baker Melville C, 607 Mission
Barry George W., Railroad Avnr 16th Av South
Baumsteiger Arnold, 1503 Geary
Becker Bros., 329 Hayes
Bertram Bros., 1017 Folsom
Berwick & Spinks, 505 Sutter
Beyman J. & Co., 1105 Buchanan
Blackman Morris J., 225 Hayes
Bohn Ernst M., 733b Clementina
Bordwell Albert B., 154 Solano
Bradley John J., 400^4 McAllister
Britt James E., 7. 8th
Brook Joseph H., 712 Larkin
Brvan John M., 2105 Mission
Buick William, 1910 Fillmore
Bush & Mallett Co., 328-3.30 Post
Butler Joseph F., 435 Hayes
Batterworth John B., 1809 Polk
Casey Michael B., 128, 11th
Chicou John, 1 Webb
Clark George, 617 Broderick
Clark J. Wilbur, 312 Turk
Clifford William C, 2401 Mission
Cline William, 2108 Fillmore
Clough George H., 2602 Mission
Cohen Moses, 813 Stockton
Connors & Bowling, 788 Folsom
Cook Ernest, 3012 Mission
Corneps Frank, 1915 Howard
Cosgrove John T., 9 Oak
Coyne John, 32 Clay
Craig John R.. 341 Eddy
Crosthwaite Michael H., 338, 5th Av
CuUey John P., 22, 7th
Dahl Henry, 404, 23d
Daiss E. C, 510 Post
Daley Daniel J., .320 Montgomery Av
Dallamore G. C, 414 Devisadero
Day & Johnson, 217 Valencia
Demers Eusebe, 302!4, 4th
Doherty John P., 345 Kearny
Dorgari Michael H., 30 Geary
Downes Charles, 41, 2d
Dubois William E., 2231 Market
Duffey Bros., 11 Trinity
Eckelmann John, 6 Burgoyne PI
Eggers William J., 426 Turk
Ehret Albert H., 1136 Folsom
Eishler J. H. & Co., 493 Haight
Eisner Herman, 1707 Sutter
Eisner Phillip, 426 Hayes

England William J., 1417'/2 Hayes

Enright William, 535 California

Ertola B. & A., 1.t08 Dupont

FABRE JULES, 618 California

Farrand Arthur. 508 Jones

Fast Julius, 2925 California

Firmin John L. E., 1244 Valencia

Fisher Moses, 205 Clipper

Fitzpatrick John, 825 Howard

Fitzpatrick Patrick D., 1325V4 Vallejo

Flood & McDonald, 531 Castro

Floyd & Kelly, 2000 Devisadero

Flynn James F., 1008 Railroad Av

Ford Bros., 635 Ellis

Forno Marco B., 1427 Dupont

Forsyth William C, 106 Golden Gate Av

Freeman & Wrin, 326, 3d

Freiermuth Charles, 1809 Union

Fries & Fischer, 700 Montgomery Av

Gainford Thomas, 4 Golden Gate Av

Gallagher Bros., 1221 Valencia

Gallagher Charles J.. 208,9th

Giffin Coleman J., 3514 Mission

Gourdon Armand, 1305 Powell

Gray John T., 230 Sutter

Greninger George F., 1731 Market

Groom J. P. & Co., 12 Mason

Gulick & Wetherbee, 210 Mason

Haley John L., 407 Brannan

Haley & Burke, 979 Bryant

Hanna James L., 1922 Polk

Harrigan Michael J., 2005 Polk

Haub George. 1934 Union

Hays Edward L.. 421, 4th

HEALY TIMOTHY J., 1224 Florida

Heinz C, 714 Montgomery Av and 1844 Union

HOBRO WILLIAM D., 728-730 Washington

Hoffman Charles, 723 Pacific

Hogan Edward M., 417 O'Farrell

Holden James J., 514, 3d

Holmes & Jones, 2531 Mission

Howes Egbert S., 1625 Devisadero

Hufschmidt Henry, 623 Golden Gate Av

Ickelheimer Samuel & Bro.,322 Sutter

Ingenlath Robert, 142, 1st

Iredale Charles W., 9.52 Mission

Irelan William J., 238 Ellis

Jennings John, 332, 5th Av

Johnson Anders, 322, 24th

Jones William H., 604^4 Ellis

Kappeler J. A., 419 Mason

Kayser Charles, 436 Hayes

Kelly George F., 310 Fell

Kelly & Siebert, 239, 7th

Kennedy Co. The, 2007 Fillmore

Killion J. F.. 1030 Sutter

Klopper H., 1102 Clay

Koch & Grimes, 1075 Howard

Kraus Edwin, 2931 Folsom

Krug & Yung, 608, 4th

Lack Harry, 1625 Fillmore

Laib Albert, 1623 Post

Lane John H., 1214 Polk

LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

Larseneur C. T., 520 Pine

LAWTON EDWARD J., 7 Belvedere

Leinhardt John & Co. , 626 Kearny

Leu Matthias, 1716 Harrison

Levison Isaac M., 709 McAllister

Levy & Bayreuther, 210 O'Farrell

Levy & Parker, 1605 Polk

Lowrie John, 227 Golden Gate Av

Lubliner Charles W., 119, 6th

Lynch Timothy, 800 Howard

Mackie Robert, 23 Valencia

Manders Josepn, 963 Mission

Manning Thomas, 227, 5th

Marks Isaac, 809 Bush

Matson John, 1421 Fulton

Mayer Joseph, 904^4 Laguna

McCarthy Charles T.. 1206 Pacific

McCarthy & Rissi, 439 Broadway

McConville John J., 506 Shotwell

McCormick Bros., 313^4 Sutter

McDevitt & Cleary, 27 Stanly PI

McGann William, 1166 Mission

Mclntyre William, 524 Bush

McKeown Bros., 51514, 6th

McKewen Peter, 40 Turk

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Telephone 315.

Established I860.

McManus James J., 1140 Union
Meehan Charles, 653 Sacramento
Mehegan Daniel F., 1113 Pierce
Mensor A. & Co., 1734 Market
Metson & Mahoney, E s Baker nr Grove
Meyer Albert G., 1805 Howard
Meyer J. Fred Jr., 1013 Valencia
Meyer Samuel, 14l3 Ellis
Mills Frank H., 337 Turk
Molus A. I. & Co., 623 Davis
Monaghan Thomas H., 1503 Polk
MulhoUand John & Co., 1718 Waller
Murray Bros., 619 Sacramento'
Nairne Andrew, 1703 Market
Newmark Abraham, 412 Larkln
Noble George H., 1517 Buchanan
Noonan Jeremiah J., 2331 Bryant
Noonan Richard, 1216 Oak

Nunan & Gordon, 905 Mission

O'Brien Augustine I., 1768 Ellis

O'Brien M. L., 426 Geary

O'Brien P. R. & Son. 1357 Folsom

O'DEA JOHN A., 1538 Polk

O'Donnell P. J., 704 Butte

Perazzi H. J., 630 Post

Petersen & Fisher, 305 Powell

Petterson Martin, 1404 Pacific

Platz Edward, 1838 Devisadero

Platz Joseph. 3639 Pine

Plevin & Morrice, 305 Noe

Ponder John H., 2003 Howard

Power & Pike. 49 Sacramento

Pritchard Philip I., 319 Leavenworth

Quade Otto, 933 Larkin

Quinn Edward W., 41i^ Eddy

Quinn & Pollock, 785 Haight

Raisoh Fred, 1535 Howard

Ravani & Curran, 440 Broadway

Reavey A. J., 503, 4th

Rehn Charles, 2814, 16th

Reilley Charles J., 214 Montgomery Av

Rice Richard, 107 Geary

Richardson James, 616, 17th

Rickman William F., 1945 Mission

Riley John, 1507 Pine

Ruddock Andrew J., 835 Sutter

Russ Bros., 342,6th

Salina & Rossi, 733 Vallejo

Sand Joseph Jr., 1309 Mission

Sohalich John A., 1713 Church

Schmitt Charles G., 829 Valencia

Schram George H., 313, Uth Av

Schuster Bros., 306 Sutter

Schwartz Alexander, 134,5th

Shepard Bros., 122 Battery

Smith Charles W., 16-18 Washington

Snead Bros., 3038 Geary and 1438 Howard

Snook G. & E., 630 Sacramento

Snook William S. & Son, 554 Clay

Spencer & Jones, 258 Stevenson

Stanley & Allard, 1125 Mission

Striegel J. P., 2205 Geary

Sweeney Garratt C, IW/a Ellis

Sweeney James E., 114 Turk

Szanik Samuel, 444 446 Valencia

Taylor, Adams & Pritchard, 12-14 Market

Tobin William H., 504V^ O'Parrell
Trezise Bros., 1140 McAllister
Vance Robert A., 623 Geary
Virden Gustav, 825 Point Lobos Av
Vogt Frederick W., 469 Minna
Walsh & McCusker, 2124 Fillmore
Ward P. F. & Co., 1715 Market
Waters Patrick T., 821 Geary
Weber Bros., 510 Montgomery Av
Weekes William J. J., 1528 Stockton
Welch M. F., 3408 California
Wilke Edward, 1414 Church
Williams W. A., 1211 Devisadero
Williamson Daniel, SW cor Railroad Av and
8th Av South

WILLIAMSON HENRY,

413 Sutter

Wilson William F., 304 Stockton
Wissing Henry A., 809 Valencia
Wolfe Edward, 632 Geary

* Plumbers' Brass Goods.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

Plumbers' Supplies.

American Ball Nozzle Co., 421 Market

Arnold N. S. Hardware Co., 23 Davis

Asbestos Products' Co., 128-130, 1st

Crane Co., 23-25, 1st and 18 Fremont

Dalziel & Moller, 554-556 Mission

Day Thomas & Co., 222 Sutter

Douglas John Co., 208 Ellis

DUNHAM, CARKIGAN & HAYDEN CO., 17-19

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, 325-337 Market
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
MONTAGUE W. W. &CO.,309-3]7 Market
Mott J. L. Iron Works (N Y.), 27 Flood Bldg
PACIFIC TOOL AND SUPPLY CO., 100-104, 1st
Roylance J. Brass Works, 112-114 Main
Safety Gas Cock Co., 27 Mills Bldg, 5th floor
Tay George H. Co., 610-620 Battery
Wilson William F., 204 Stockton

♦ Pneumatic Machinery.
RIX COMPRESSED AIR MACHINERY CO., 11-

13, 1st

* Polish.

Bennett Edwin W., 620 Castro

^^Mosmmm

LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

MOISE L. H. MATCHLESS TRIPOLINE AND
MEXOLINE METAL POLISHES, 320 San-
some, room 68

PACIFIC TOOL AND SUPPLY CO. (platers' sup-
plies), 100-104, 1st

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* Polishers.

(See also Grinders and Polishers.)
MARWEDEL C. F. (supplies), 58, 1st

* Pollsliers Wood.

Fraser J. P., 310 Stockton
KUSS PETER N., 422 Sutter
Smith George J. & Sons, 240 Post
Steinmetz August & Co., 540 Brannan

Porcelain Artists.

(See China Decorators.)

Pork Packers.

(See Provision Packers. )

* Portable Mills.

BAKER & HAMILTON, NW cor Pine and Davis
O'BRIEN M., 511-513 Mission

Portrait Painters.

(See Artists— Portrait.)

Postage Stamp Dealers.

(See Stamp Dealers.)

* Posts and Ties.

Bender Bros., 3d Street Wharf
Iverson N. Trading Co. The, 125 Berry
Jensen Jacob, 8 California
White Li. E. Lumber Co., 22 California

Potteries.

California Pottery and Terra Cotta Co., NE cor
Larkin and Market

N.CLARK8cS0NS.

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Oakland Art Pottery and Terra Cotta Works,

1175 Market
STEIGER A. SONS, 20-22, 8th

Poultry and Game.

Armnecht Louis, 8-10 Grand Western Market

Baraco & Colombo, 503 Washington

Beaven David B., Mission Market

Burns Thomas A., 109, 7th

CALIFORNIA SLOVENIAN COLONY, 602 Market

Casini & Lazzarini, 2100 Fillmore

Compagno E. M., 1320 Polk

Compagno & Co., 1-5 Clay Street Market

Connolly Thomas, 9-11 San Francisco Market

Desenfant Paul J., 7-13 Pacific Fruit Market

Dwyer & Co., 24 Bay City Market

Fodera Antone, 2-8 San Francisco Market

Fredrickson & Jacobson, 521-526 Sansome

Goldstone Charles, 11-12 Grand Western Market

Goss M. & Co., 513-515 Washington

Harris Frederick W., 33 City Hall Market

Harris Louis, 103-104 California Market

Hilling William, 200 Russia Av

Lemoine & Co., 2-10 Pacific Fruit Market

Leon & Co., 76-78 California Market

Meyer & Karl, 22 Centre Market

Miller Bernhard, 8.5-86 Centre Market

Miller J. & Co., 512 Sansome

Murphy Patrick, 74-75 Centre Market

O'Brien & Spotorno, 3-6 and 38-39 California

Market
Roberts Dominick, 504-506 Front
Robertson & Soderlund, 8 Grand Central Market
Strasser Abraham, 78-79 Centre Market
Tiddy Richard, 19 Bay City Market
Toohy John, 341,4th
Zannitt P. F., 517 and 535 Washington

* Powder Making Machinery.
LAYNG H. G. MACHINE WORKS, 107-111 Fre-
mont

Powder Manufacturers and Agents.

Bandman, Nielsen & Co. , 405 Montgomery, room 4
California Cap Co., 218 California, room 1

CALIFORNIA POWDER

WORKS, office 230 California

California V'gorit Powder Co., 208 California
DU PONT DE NEMOURS E. L & CO., C. A.

Haight agent, 226 Market

DUPONT POWDER CO.,

C. A. Haight agent, 226 Market

GIANT POWDER CO. CONSOLIDATED THE,

430 California
Grubb I. R. D., 517-519 Market
HAIGHT C. A., 226 Market

HERCULES POWDER WORKS

THE, Office 230 California

JUDSON DYNAMITE AND

POWDER CO. THE, 200 Market

Phelps & Arnold, 220-222 Mission

Sonntag Chas. & Co., 114-116 Market

United States Smokeless Powder Co., 13 Pine

* Preserved Fruits.

(See also Canned Goods.)
SHERWOOD & SHERWOOD (agents Crosse &
Blackweirs fresh fruit jams, jellies and
marmalades), and Pacific Coast agents of
Curtice Bros. Co. (Rochester, N. Y.), canned
fruits, vegetables, meats and other delica-
cies, 212-214 Market

Press Clipping Bureau.

Press Clipping Bureau The, 510 Montgomery

Pressed Brick.

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GLADDING, McBEAN&CO.

1358-1360 MARKET ST.

STEIGER A. SONS, 20-22, 8th
Union Pressed Brick and Terra Cotta Co., 310
Pine, rooms 15-17

* Presses— Baling.
PRICE PRESS CO. (I. J. Truman), office 236 Bush
ROBBINS F. A. PRESS WORKS, 324 Fremont

TRUMAN I. J. & CO.,

hay, hide, hop, wool and orchilla presses
made to order and imported, 236 Bush

• Presses— Boiler Makers'

F. A. PRESS WORKS, 324 Fremont

* Presses— Printing.
AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS CO., 405-407 San-
some
CALIFORNIA TYPE FOUNDRY, 510 Clay
CYCLOPS IRON WORKS, 11.5-117 Beale
Miehle Printing Press and Manufacturing Co.

(Chicago, 111.), 320 Sansome, room 5
Swain Hadwen Mfg. Co., 215-217 Spear

* Presses— Soap.
Murch & Gray, 215 Mission
ROBBINS F. A. PRESS WORKS, 324 Fremont
WEDGEWOOD WILLIAM MACHINE WORKS,

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* Presses— Tinners.
MURCH & GRAY, 315 Mission

MURCH &, GRAY

Manufacturers of

Tools, Presses, l>ies and Special Machinery

Wireworking MacUiiiery and Tools

for Working tslieet 31etal.

Jobbing and Repairing

315 mission street

ROBBINS F. A. PRESS WORKS, 324 Fremont
WEDGWOOD WILLIAM MACHINE WORKS,

33 Stevenson

WM. WEDGWOOD
MACHINE WORKS

Manufacturer of

Presses, Dies, Moulds and Special Machinery.

Canners' Supplies of all kinds. Repairing

done promptly.

33 Stevenson St., near First, San Francisco

* Presses— Wine.

KROGH MANUFACTURING CO., 51 Beale and
9-17 Stevenson

LAYNG H. G. MACHINE WORKS, 107-111 Fre-
mont

Pare Bros., 420 Montgomery, room 32

TOULOUSE & DELORIEUX, 620 Commercial

Printers— Book and Job.

Abbott F. H., 410 Sansome

Acres & Williams Co., 412 Commercial

ADDRESSOGRAPH CO. THE (Chicago), auto-
matic addressing machines and simplex
printer, W. D. McArthur, 132 California

Allison John C, 8 Montgomery Av

Alta-California Printing House, 12 Sutter

Althof & Bahls, 511-513 Sacramento

Anderson John F., 213 Eddy

Armstrong & De Guerre, 404 Montgomery

Atkins & Adams, 221 Davis

Avery R. B., 117 Turk

Barnett Bros., 633 Clay

Barry James H., 439 Montgomery

Benham George B., 117 Turk

Bent & Meyerderks, 40 California

Bond John H., NW cor Point Lobos and7th Avs

Borden & Nesbit, 304, 11th

Bosqui Engraving and Printing Co., 533 Clay

Boulin Peter, 519 Filbert

Branquart & Co., 509 Kearny, room 1

Brooks & Blakely, 35, 7th

Brown, Meese & Craddock, 320 Sansome

Brown William C. Co., 320 Sansome

Brown & Bley Co., 513 Market

Brown & Power, 406 California

Bruce Donald, 536 Clay

BRUNT, 535 Clay

Carle Hippolite, 735 Broadway

Cooke, Stoltz & Co., 4 California, room 14

Co-Opera tive Publishing Co., 12 Montgomery

Creightons The, 110 Turk

CROCKER H. S. CO., 215-219 Bush

Croudace Frederick W., 630 Merchant

Cubery & Co., 587 Mission

Gulp Daniel S., 424 Sansome

Dakin Publishing Co., 320 ~

Davis Thomas J., 523 Market

Dempster Bros., cor Glen Park Av and Bond

Devany John A. Jr., 2113 Howard

Dove & Taylor, 516 Valencia

DUTTON & PARTRIDGE, 213-314 California

EASTMAN FRANK & CO., 509 Clay

Eastman & Thomas, 56-58 Donohoe Bldg

Evatt Frank B., 935 Market

Fenn W. S. Co., 306 Sansome
Filmer-RoUins Electrotype Co., 434 Sansome
Fish M. H., 3506 Post
Francis-Valentine Co., 517 Clay
Fraternal Printing Co., 14 McAllister
French Clinton H., 145-147 Phelan Bldg
Gabriel Julius, 13 Ha Heck
Gafflgan John A., 3308 Mission
Galloway, Giddings & Co., 43-44 Steuart
Goldstein L. & Co., 326 Pine
Goodman-Levison Co., 408 Sansome

GORDON C. W.,

595 Mission

Griffiths E. B. Sons, 1035 Howard
Hackett Lincoln E., 310% Turk
Hancock Bros., 45 Nucleus Bldg
Hepburn Mort & Co., 216 Sansome
Herzog & Dignan, 13 Montgomery
HICKS-JUDD CO., 33, 1st
Hill Robert R., 331/2 Geary
Hinton Printing Co. The, 331 Sacramento
Home Printing Co. The, 630 Market
Horwinski Bros., 424 Sansome

HOWE JOHN C,

printer, lithographer and engraver, 636
Clay and 641 Merchant

Hoyle J. E. & Co., 403 Market
Hughes Edward C, 511 Sansome

HUGHES THOMAS A.,

book and job printer, estimates given on
all kinds of printing (low prices), 659
Clay cor Kearny

Janssen E. A. & Co., 536 Clay
Jephson J. O. Co., 739 Market
Knarston John H. Mrs., 539 Washington
Koch & Harney, 648 Sacramento
Krog George, 344 McAllister
Kuss & Henicke, 310 Kearny

LAOAZE MAXIMIN V.,

all languages, 729 Montgomery

Lafontaine A. J., 603 Merchant
Lane Charles A., 4 California, room 5
Latimer & Co., 439 Montgomery
Learv A. J. Co., 113-119 Davis
LeCOUNT BROTHERS, 533 Market
Leidecker C. & Co., 321 California
Lick Henry, 1007 Folsom
Lieb Charles, 410 Kearny, room 7^4
Lomelino Joseph W., 1301 Pacific
MacEwen & Collom, 69 Flood Bldg
Mandel L. B. & Co., 128 California
Mangeot & Lacaze, 116 Davis
Martin & Martin, 535 California
McCormick Bros., 321 Sacramento

McOULLOUGH E. 0. & CO.,

all classes book and job printing, send for
estimates, ring up telephone Main 5989,
636 Clay and 641 Merchant

Meyers & Co., 434 California

Monahan John & Co., 412 Commercial

Morley & Copp, 343i^, 5th

Munk Richard, 805 Mission

MurdockC. A. & Co., 532 Clay

Mvles & Park, 2241 Mission

MYSELL. ROLLINS CO. THE, 22 Clay

Nace John A., 403 Montgomery, rooms 23-24

Nevin C. W. & Co., 532 Commercial

Ormsby E. R. &Co., 636 Clay

Owl Printing Co. The, 523 Market

Pacific Press Publishing Co.,

(Oakland), C. H. Jones president and man-
ager, printers, stationers, electrotypers
and binders, general agents Densmore
typewriters, 16 Crocker Bldg, telephone
Main 1122
Pacific Printing Co., 543 Clay

Pacific Town Talk Publishing

CO., S. B. Carleton manager, general
printers and publishers, 20 Ellis, tele-
phone Main 5725

Pariser James A., 523 Market
PARTRIDGE JOHN, 42-44 Steuart

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Printers— Book and Job— Cont'd.
Patrick B. H., 512 Market
Patterson Robert R., 439 Montgomery
Patterson W. M. Co., 20 Ellis
Pearsall Wallace M., 761 Howard
Phillips & Smyth, 540 Clay
Quane Bros. & Co., 415 Market
Raveley Printing Co., 518 Clay
Roberts Printing Co., 220 Sutter
Roesch Louis Co., 320 Sansome
Rossi Stephen J., 533 Green
Ruggiero Emilio, 629 Washington
Sanborn, Vail & Co., 741 Market
Scandenavian Publishing Co., 44 East
SCHMIDT LABEL AND LITHOGRAPHIC CO.,

17-31 Main
Searle & McClinton, 425 Montgomery
Shine Daniel J., 425 Commercial
Spaulding George & Co., 414 Clay
Spencer Edmund, 1133 Mission
Stanley D. S. & Co., 424 Sansome
Starkweather H. K. Co., 310 California
Sterett Printing Co., 532 Clay
THE UNION LITHOGRAPH CO., 316 Sacramento

THOMAS P. J.,

207-209 Sacramento

Torres Joseph M., 320 Sansome, rooms 62-64
Unique Printing Co., 22% Geary
Upton Bros., 417 Montgomery
Valleau & Oliver, 424 Sansome
Valleau & Peterson, 410 Sansome
Vandewater & Burrett, 921 Market
Weiss' M. Son, 534 Commercial
Welcer Henry, 17 Russ
Werner George A., 1067 Howard
West Coast Publishing Co., 921 Mission
Wlkstrom Gustaf F., 1224 Howard
Wilcox Silas H. & Co., 409 Washington
Williams Joseph M., 1149 Howard
Wilson Charles & Co.. 632 Market
WINTERBURN JOSEPH CO., 417 Clay
Wood F. G.& Co., 142 Murphy Bldg
Wood R. M. Co., 314-316 Battery
WOODWARD W. A. & CO., 10-12 Sutter

* Printers— Copperplate.

Cooper & Co., 746 Market
CROCKER H. S. CO., 215-219 Bush
Fischer S. E. & Co., 402 Montgomery
Hartwell, Mitchell & Willis, 225 Post and 107

Montgomery
Robertson Alexander M., 126 Post
WOOD GEORGE M. & CO., 211 Sutter

Printers' Inks.
CALIFORNIA INK CO. (E. L. Hueter), 413-415

Commercial
GRAHAM GEORGE D., 529 Commercial
REED & GOODMAN, 513 Sacramento
SHATTUCK E. J. & CO., 520 Commercial

* Printers' Materials.

AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS CO.. 405-407 San-
some

CALIFORNIA INK CO. (E. L. Hueter), 413-415
Commercial

CALIFORNIA TYPE FOUNDRY, 510 Clay

Printers' Rollers.
CALIFORNIA INK CO. (E. L. Hueter), 413-415

Commercial
GRAHAM GEORGE D., 529 Commercial
SHATTUCK E. J. & CO., 520 Commercial

Produce Commission Merchants.

Allison D. E. Co. The, 501-509 Front
Antoldi S. & Co., 415-417 Davis
Baglietto L. & Co., 421 Davis
Bennett & Murray, 308 Washington
Berti G. & Co., 120 Washington
Biagi D. & Co., 522 Sansome
Bollman D. M. & Co., 226 Clay
Bray's Sons & Co., 220 Clay
Cain J. H. & Co., 212-214 Washington
California Fruit Co., 505-507 Sansome

Campodonioo& Malcolm Co., 325-333 Washing-
ton
Chluda & Flach, 419-423 Washington
Cnopius L. C, 303 Davis
Crosby George O., 222 Davis
Dairymen's Union of California, 113-119 Davis
Dallman L. & Co., 224 Washington
DaltonBros., 317 Davis
Daly Patrick J., 306 Davis
Davis & Williams, 202 Clay
Demartini John & Co., 315-317 Washington
Duff &Co., 222 Davis
Duffy J. J. & Co., 304-306 Washington
Eggers John C, 309 Drumm
ENGLISH JOHN F., 217 Drumm
Erlanger, Jonas & Co., 308 Davis
Erlanger & Galinger, 304 Davis
Eveleth & Nash, 422 Front
Feiling, Cressy & Co., 108 Davis
Francis & Cabral, 423-425 Davis
Fredrikson & Jacobson, 524-526 Sansome
Gambitz Kady, 216 Washington
Gould & Jaudin, 312-316 Washington
Gray &Barbieri, 309-311 Washington
Hammer F. H. & Co., 215-217 Davis
Heckmann H. & Co., 400-402 Davis
Heggarty & McSweeney, 56, 2d
Hillens F. & Co., 216-220 Davis
Hirschbaum & McGovern, 103-105 Sacramento
Immel A. J. B. & Co., 117-125 Washington
Jacobson Charles & Co., 423 Front
Jones Harrison C, 202 Washington
Keefe Daniel. 420-424 Davis
Kirchmann H. & Co., 210 Clay
Kuhlmeyer & Dohleguy, 209-211 Washington
Larzelere L. R. & Co., 224 Davis
Larzelere W. R. Commission Co., 320 Davis
Lercari L. & Co., 614 Front
Levy A. & Co., 401-405 Davis
Levy S. & Co., 218-220 Washington
Lipman Henry, 202 Washington
Lippi C. &Co., 214 Washington
Loewenhayn H. & Co., 509 Sansome
Loughran Thomas, 221-223 Clay
Macpherson & Rucker, 215-219 Washington
Marshall, Teggart & Co., 306 Davis
Meyerink J. O., 428 Sansome
Miller J. & Co., 512 Sansome
Minaker & Welbanks. 501-503 Sansome
Mitchell William F., 310 Washington
Morgan & Chic, 320 Washington
Mosher & Wightman, 103 Washington
Murray & Steinhagen, 404-406 Davis
Nash & Boesseneoker, 311-313 Washington
Nauman C. & Co., 508-510 Sansome
Onesti G. & Co., 409-411 Washington
Orcese G. B. & Co., 528 Sansome
Pallies Alexander, 318 Davis
Pastene Bros., 325-327 Davis
Paulucci & Casassa, 416-418 Davis
Pieretti Giovanni, 504 Davis
Price W. C. & Co., 425 Front
Reilly, Walton & Co., 312-314 Davis
Riley H. W & Co., 415-417 Davis
Ruhl B. G., 208 Washington
San Francisco Commission Co., 222 Washington
Sawyer Charles H., 417-419 Front
Scatena F. & Co., 303 Washington
Simas M. S. & Co., 427 Davis
Starr G. R. & Co., 204-206 Washington
Stevens E. R.Co., 209-211 Davis
Stewart & Co., 513 Sansome
Thomas J. P., SW cor Clay and Davis
Tindall George W. & Co., 500-502 Sansome
Trobock & Bergen, 504 Sansome
Trubenbach & Co., 113 CI ay
Wetmore Bros., 415-417 Washington
Wheaton, Breon & Co., 101-107 California
Wilson & Baechtel, 205 Davis
Wittland Produce Co., 334-326 Davis
Wolf & Sons, 321-323 Davis
Wood, Curtis & Co., 112-116 Washington
Zeiss Louis, SW cor Clay and Drumm
Zentner J. & Co., 224 Washington

Proprietary Medicines.

(See Patent Medicines.)

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Provision Packers.

Armour Packing Co., 211 Clay

Bay City Packing and Provision Co., 1146 Mar-
Bunker George D., 74-75 California Market

Buttgenbach Joseph, NWcor 4tli and Bryant

Clauss Jacob, 3-4 Grand Western Market

Crystal Packing and Provision Co., 321 Fran-
cisco

Cudahy Packing Co. (South Omaha), 3 Califor-
nia, room 23

Denhard Otto E., 216, 9th

Engler Benedict, 227, 4th

Fuchs Nicholas, 3 Grand Central Market

Goodwin Charles, 15 Centre Market

Harris Packing and Provision Co., 6th and King

Heineman & Stern, 916 Larkin

Katz & Sons, 94-100 California Market

Kingan & Co. Ltd., 117 California

Laubscher Charles, 530 Valencia

Laubscher Frederick, 1422 Dupont

Lieb ElmoB., 544, 6th

McEvoy Joseph, 338, IGth

Muller & Koenig, 15-16 California Market

Newman Adolph, 1079 Market

Peach Charles, 427 Haves

Roth, Blum & Co., 201 California

South San Francisco Packing and Provision
Co., 218 Front

Union Meat Co.. 117 California

Voll Henry, .37-51 Centre Market

Wacker & Raab, 1320 Dupont

Wagner F. C. & Bro.. 1-5 Pacific Fruit Market

Western Meat Co., NW cor 6th and Townsend

Whitney C. E. & Co., 122-128 Davis

Wilfert Bros., 1.378 Market

Provisions— Wholesale.

(See also Grocers— Wholesale

BRAUER, GRASSHOFF & CO., 309 Front

Brigham, Hoppe & Co., 205-209 California

Dairymen's Union of California, 113-119 Davis

De Bernardi D. & Co., 406 Front

Ehrman M. & Co., 104-110 Front

Foster S. & Co., 26-28 California

Freitas Manuel T., 325 Front

Getz Bros. & Co., 111-115 California

Grace Eugene B., 640, 5th

Haas Bros., 100-102 California

Hartter, Hayes & Co., 216 Front

Healdsburg and Sonoma Commission Co., 305
Front

Hooper & Jennings, 213-215 Front

Kingan & Co., Limited, 117 California

Kowalsky & Co., 317-321 Front

Loughran Thomas, 221-223 Clay

Marshall & Reimers, 320 Front

Norton, Teller & Roden, 125-131 California

Peterson Frank B. & Co., 30-32 California

Ross & Hewlett, 300 Davis

Roth, Blum & Co., 201 California

Schlegel & Brucker, 326-328 Front

Sherry, A villa & Co., 321 Clay

South San Francisco Packing and Provision
Co., 218 Front

Von Ronn, Hencke & Lorsbach, 313 Front

Wellman, Peck & Co., 201-207 Market

WESTERN MEAT CO., NW cor 6th and Town-
send

AVheaton. Breon & Co., 101-107 California

WHITNEY C. E. &C0., 122-128 Davis

Wieland Bros., 212 Davis

Publishers.

(See also Newspapers and Periodicals.)
Abend Post Co.. 535 California
Almkvist John A., 537, 7th
Alvarez Angel P., 420 Montgomery
American Tract Society, 637 Market
Anglo-Californian Publishing Co., 530 California
Appleton D. & Co. (N. Y.l, 1 Flood Bldg
ARGONAUT PUBLISHING CO., 246 Sutter
Atlantic Publishing Co., 50 St. Ann's Bldg
Baer Isaac, 20 Ellis

Bancroft Bros. & Co., 120 Sutter, room 74
Bancroft Co. The, 723 Market
Bancroft- Whitney Co., 4.38 Montgomery

Barry James H., 429 Montgomery

Bloomer John, 630 Page

Blum & Duncan, 12 Montgomery

Boehm & McLennan, 50 St. Ann's Bldg

Boericke & Runyon, 234 Sutter

Bogardus John P., 532 Merchant

Boulin Peter, 517 Filbert

Breeder and Sportsman Publishing Co., 313 Bush

Bronson E. D. & Co., 933 Market

Brown James E., 932 Clay
I Bruce Donald, 536 Clay
! BRUNT, 535 Clay

Butterick Publishing Co. (Limited), 124 Post

California Architectural Publishing Co., 408
j California, rooms 16-17

California Demokrat Publishing Co., 409 Bush
j California Volksfreund Publishing Co., 429
I Montgomery

California World Co., 623 Montgomery
! CAMPION EDWARD J., 89-92 Murphy Bldg
I Carey James A., 316 California, room 19

Cavalli George F., 15 Montgomery Av

Cevasco Giovanni B., 729 Montgomery

Chaigneau Alfred, 529 California

Chapin George W., 630 Market

Choynski Isador N., 1209 Golden Gate Av
: Code & Benjamin, 50 Nucleus Bldg
! COLLIER P. F., 89-92 Murphy Bldg
1 Commercial Publishing Co., 34 California
i Co-operative Publishing Co., 12 Montgomery
i CORRAN W. H. L., 219 Bush
•' Cramer M. E. &C. L., 328, 17th
; Crespi Cesare, 8 Montgomery Av
i Cridge Alfred, 429 Montgomery
I CROCKER H. S. CO., 215-219 Bush

CROTHERS R. A., 622 Montgomery

Culbreth Robert E., 526 Kearny

Curtis Publishing Co., 78 Columbian Bldg

Cycling West Publishing Co. The, 1170 Market

DAILY REPORT PUBLISHING CO., 238 Mont-
gomery

Dakin Publishing Co., 320 Sansome, room 46

Davis Thomas J., 523 Market

Dempster L. R. & Co., cor Glen Park Av and
Bond

Denborn Co. The, 66 Crocker Bldg

De Troost & Co., 320 Sansome

Dewev Publishing Co., 220 Market

Dewing J. Co. The, 12-14 Flood Bldg

de Young M. H., NE cor Kearny and Market

Dickson John R.. 410 Montgomery, room 4

Doxey William, 631 Market

Druid's Publishing Co., 413 Sutter

Educational Publishing Co., 300 Post

Edwards John G., 508 Montgomery

Edwards Publishing Co., 318 Pine

Elevator Publishing Co., 622 Clay

ELLIOTT PUBLISHING CO., 1309 Polk

Ellis Publishing Co., 1236 Market

Ensign Publishing Co., 132 McAllister

EVENING POST PUBLISHING CO., NE cor
Kearny and Bush

Everett S. L., 4 California

Farland Miles L,, 319 Sacramento

Faust Henry W., 208 Post

Federlein Jay, 403 Market

Finance Publishing Co., 15 Mills Bldg, 5th floor

Fitz Gerald John C, 129 Pierce

Flanagan Charles B., 420 Montgomery, room 39

Germania Publishing Co., 518 Clay

Ginn & Co. (New York). 331 Sansome

Globe Publishing C, 526 Montgomery

Globe Review Publishing Co., 49, 1st

Golden State Publishing Co., 414 Mason

Goldstein L. & Co., 326 Pine

Guide Publishing Co., 532 Commercial

Hackett D wight L., 410 Montgomery, room 4

Haddock Allen. 1016 Market

Harrington W. D. S., 14 McAllister

Harrison William P., 420 Kearny

Hartwick & Freese. 623 Montgomery

HEARST WILLIAM R., NE cor Market and
Grant Av

Heininger Charles P., 526 Market

HICKS-JUDD CO., 23, 1st

Hildebrand George D., 320 California, room 14

History Co. The, 723 Market

Hoag Charles C, 225 Post

Hoag Jared C, 225 Post

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Home Publishing Co., 410 Sansome

Hubbell George A., 819 Market

Huefner & Engelke, 415 Montgomery, room 6

Hunt & Eaton. 1037 Market

HUSTED FREDERICK M., 530 California, room 65

Italian Publishing Co., 629 Washington

Jacoby Philo, 612 Commercial

Jens John C, Safe Deposit Bldg

Jewish Times and Observer Publishing Co., 420
Montgomery, room 27

Judd Orange Co.,;78 Columbian Bldg

King Publishing Co., 13 Front

Legal News Publishing Co.. 410 Sansome

Leldecker C. & Co., 321 California

Live Stock Gazette Publishing Co., 4111/2 Cali-
fornia, room 3

MacEwen Alexander W. H., 69 Flood Bldg

Magee Thomas & Sons, 4 Montgomery

LIETZ A. CO., Manual of Modern Surveying In-
struments. 422 Sacramento

Maple Leaf Pub. Co., 12 Mills Bldg. 6th floor

Marine Index Publishing Co., 315 California

Marque Emile, 8 Montgomery Av

Marriott Frederick, 606 Merchant

McCarty Louis P., 814 California

McKee Harry M.,4 California, room 12

Mclaughlin john m. & co., 44 Flood Bidg

Merchants' Publishing Co., 632 Market
Methodist Book Depository, 1037 Market
Metropolitan Publishing Co., 403 Market
Military Publishing Co., 420 Montgomery
Monitor Publishing Co., 529 Clay
Montgomery Carrie Judd Mrs., 520 Kearny
Morgana Joseph, 729 Montgomery
Newbegin John J., 43 Flood Bldg
Nougues Joseph M. Jr., 318 Spreckels Bldg
Oliver W. N., 731 California
Olsson & Skarstedt, 921 Mission
Olympic Publishing Co., 535 Clay
Overland Monthly Pub. Co., 508 Montgomery
Pacific Calendar Co., 83 St. Ann's Bldg
Pacific Christian Publishing Co., 7 Y. M. C. A.

Bldg, 5th floor
PACIFIC PRESS PUBLISHING CO., 16 Crocker

Bldg
Pacific Stomatoligical Gazette Publishing Co. ,

12 Sutter
Pacific Town Talk Publishing Co., 20 Ellis
Painter Edward R., 123 California
Partridge John, 42-44 Steuart
Patriot Publishing Co., 819 Market
Patterson W. M. Co., 20 Ellis
Payne Harry T., 531 California
Piskulich L. W., 629 Washington
Plummer Alvin, 408 California, room 7
Poehlman H. Edward, 415 Montgomery
POLK R. L. & CO., 530 California, room 65
PoUak Arnold, 209 Sansome
Publishing Co. of the Pacific, 7 Montgomery Av
Purtelle William H.. 905 Clay
Railway Hand Book Publishing Co., 314 Post
Retail Grocer Publishing Co.. 214 California
Retail Liquor Dealers' Publishing Co., 4 Cali-
fornia
Reuben's Law Book House (law books), 522

Montgomery
Revista Publishing Co., 6 Mills Bldg, 3d floor
Robertson John D. , 729 Montgomery
Rowley Brainard N., 203 California
Rush Thomas H., 420 Montgomery
Saalburg William, 420 Montgomery, room 27
San Francisco Journal of Commerce Publish-
ing Co., 321 Montgomery
San Francisco Tageblatt Assn, 633 Merchant
Scandinavian Publishing Co., 44 East
Schleiden Jose L., 12 Mills Bldg, .3d floor
Scientific Publishing Co. The, 12 Montgomery
SCRIBNER'S CHARLES SONS (N. Y.), 119-121

Phelan Bldg
Searchlight Publishing Co., 602 Market
Seeligsohn Abraham. 608 Sacramento
SHORTRIDGE CHARLES M., 710 Market
Smith & Burns, 58, 1st
Sporting World Publishing Co., 50 Nucleus

Bldg
Stanley D. S. & Co., 424 Sansome
Stockwell & Co., 219 Bush
STRONG EDWARD B., 424 Sansome
Theatrical Publishing Co., 424

Thomas F. G., 2241 Mission

THOMAS P. J., 207-209 Sacramento

Time Schedule Advertising and Publication

Co., 22 Clay
Time Schedules Co., 602 Market
Trade Publishing Co., 10 California, room 18
TRAFFIC PUBLISHING CO., 429 Montgomery
Treadwell James W., 50 Montgomery Block
Trestle Board Association The, 408 California
Trigueiro Manuel F. M., 525 Front
University Publishing Co., 69 Flood Bldg
Voice Publishing Co., 620 Market
Ward Kirk C, 403 Market
Warren J. L. L., 1004 Howard
WASP PUBLISHING CO., 513 Market
Watson Samuel E., 113 Davis
Wave Publishing Co. . 220-222 Crocker Bldg
Weekly Gazette Publishing Co., 331 Montgomery
Werner Company The, 404 Spreckels Bldg
West Coast Advertising and Publishing Co.,

.58, 1st
West Publishing Co., 405 Montgomery, room 9
Western Outlook Publishing Co. The. 425 Mont-
gomery, room 6
Western Printing Co., 610 Montgomery
WHEELER PUBLISHING CO., 22 Clay
Whitaker & Ray Co., 723 Market
Wolfe George H., 935 Market, room 15
Wood R. M. Co., 314-316 Battery
Ziflerer Franz J., 26 O'Farrell

Publishers— Map.

(See Map Publishers.)

Publishers— Music.

(See Music Publishers.)

* Pulleys.

CLOT & MEESE,

manufacturers Medart Patent Wrought
Iron Rim Pulleys, and agents Menasha
Hickory Wood Split Pulleys, 129-131 Fre-
mont

O'BRIEN M., 511-513 Mission

PARKE & LACY CO., 21-23 Fremont

* Pulverizers.

Bardet & Gesvret, 75 Union

BARDET & GESVRET
GBXERAI. PVIvVBRIZHRS

Magnetite Mineral Painty Etc.

75 Union Street

DoubD. M., 137, 1st
O'BRIEN M., 511-513 Mission

Pump and Block Makers.

(See Block and Pump Makers.)

* Pump Manufacturers.

GARRATT W. T. & CO,

138-140-142 Fremont

* Pumping Machinery— Steam.
BAKER & HAMILTON. NW cor Pine and Davis
DOW STEAM PUMP WORKS, 114-116 Beale
EVANS C. H. & CO.. 110-112 Beale

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Manufacturers of

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PACIFIC COAST AGENTS.

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ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO., ^^:;.

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FIG. 4.

The large cylinders or air chambers
of3,4and5 machines are tested to
stand a pressure of 200 pounds to the
square inch.

Wainwright's

Whitewashing ni|achines

SPRAY PU3IPS

SPRAY NOZZLES

LAWN IRRIGATORS

Sppaying and Sppinkling flpplianees

Couplings, Hoses, Ho$e Pipes,
Telephones, etc.

Pumps from $3 to $50.

Contracts taken for large jobs of Machine White-
washing or Tree Spraying, Painting, Roofing and
House contracting.

TELEPHONES.

We also supply a full line of the best and cheapest
Telephones, Transmitters, Wire, etc , for communi-
cation between OtBces, Warehouses, Factories,
Machine Shops, Dwellings, etc.

Send for Illustrated Catalogue of Spraying
Apparatus, Telephones, etc.

WM. WAINWRIGHT,

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Telephone, Black 1715.

Pumping MacMnery— Steam— Cont'd.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

1 38-140-142 Fremont
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
PARKE & LACY CO., 21-23 Fremont
RIX COMPRESSED AIR MACHINERY CO.,

11-13, 1st

UNION IRON WORKS,

office 222 Market, works Potrero

Pumps.

Aennotor Co. The, 27 Beale

AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS' CO., 405-407 San-
some

Burton Isaac L., 115-117, 1st

DOW STEAM PUMP WORKS, 114-116 Beale

EBY JNO. D. (steam), 17-19 Main

Fish A. L., 59-61, 1st

JACKSON BYRON MACHINE WORKS, 625, 6th

KROGH MANUFACTURING CO., 51 Beale and
9-17 Stevenson

LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

LINFORTH JAMES (STEAM JET), 737 Market

Main Street Iron Works. 131-135 Main

MORRIS H. D. & CO., 141-143, 1st

PACIFIC PUMP AND WIND-

MILL CO., 575 Mission
PARKE &LACY CO., 21-23 Fremont
Wainwright William, 7 Spear nr Market
WOODIN & LITTLE, 312-314 Market

* Pumps— Air.
MURCH & GRAY, 215 Mission
Schuster Bros., 306 Sutter

Pumps— Beer.

(See Beer Pumps.)

* Pmnps— Hand.
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
WOODIN & LITTLE, 312-314 Market

* Pumps— Irrigation.

Jackson Byron Machine Works, 625, 6th
KROGH MANUFACTURING CO., 51 Beale and 9-
17 Stevenson

KROGH MANUFACTURING CO.

51 Beale St., 9-17 Stevenson St.
Manufacturers of

Centrifugal, Triple Acting, Deep Well, Wind-
mills and Cylinders.

LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
MORRIS H. D. &C0., 141-143, 1st
PARKE & LACY CO., 21-23 Fremont
WOODIN & LITTLE, 312-314 Market

* Pumps— Mining.
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
PARKE & LACY CO., 21-23 Fremont
WOODIN & LITTLE, 312-314 Market

Pumps— Steam.
(See Steam Pumps.)

* Pumps— Wine.
WOODIN & LITTLE, 312-314 Market

* Punching and Shearing Machinery.
MURCH & GRAY, 215 Mission
ROBBINS F. A. PRESS WORKS, 324 Fremont

The Bulletin

Is valuable to advertisers on account
of its superior cUentage and larg«
circulation. Telephone Main 926.

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Purchasing Agents.
Benicia Parcel Express and Purchasing

Agency, 511 Market
Benjamin B., 414 Market
Clark J. Fessenden Mrs., 1630 Market
Cnopius L. C, 303 Davis

Corbus Andrew T., 25-26 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
Hill Arthur M. & Co., 628 Market
Home Library and Supply Assn., 14 Sansome
Mack Simon, 112 California
TVIumford John V., 23-25 California
OVERLAND FREIGHT TRANSFER CO., Main

office SE cor 5th and Bluxome, branch office

NW cor California and Front
Pacific Coast Home Supply Assn., 13 Front
Russell Thomas S., 42 Market, room 2
Scott James, 405 Front
SEARCHLIGHT BUREAU OF INFORMATION

THE, 602 Market

* Pyrographers.
FORBES A. J. & SON, 213 Mission
LORENZ FRANZ M., 213 Mission

Quarries.

Carrara Marble Quarry of Amador Co., 506 Bat-
tery, room 1

GRAY BROTHERS, 316 Montgomery

Scheerer's Flint Rock and Screening Co., 21-23,
10th

Strahle Jacob Slate Quarry, 331 Montgomery

* Quarrying Macliinery.
MORRIS H. D. & CO., 141-143, 1st

* Quartz Mill Manufacturers.

(See also Iron Foundries.)
Huntington F. A., 143, 1st
Lightner & Newsom, 49 Merchants' Exchange

Bldg
Merralls Mill Co., 45-47 Fremont

Quicksilver— Agents.

Holden Samuel P., 419 California, room 14
Langley & Michaels Co., 34-40, 1st
Redington & Co., SE cor Stevenson and 2d

Race Courses.

Bay District Race Track, 5th Av bet A and Ful-
ton

Ingleside Race Track, Ocean Av nr Ingleside
House

Radiators.

(See also Steam Heaters.)
Crane Co., 23-25, 1st and 18 Fremont
GRANNIS J. G. & CO., 544 Mission and 40 New

Montgomery
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

Rag Dealers.

(See Junk Dealers.)

* Rail and Steel Beams.
Isaacs William B., 326 Market

Railroad Agencies.

American Refrigerator Transit Co. (St. Louis,

Mo.), 203 Front
Arizona and South Eastern Railroad, 123 Davis
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Co., 61 Chronicle

Bldg
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, 9 Mills Bldg,

3d floor
Cadenasso E. & Co., 512 Montgomery
Canadian Pacific Railway, 648 Market
Cevasco Giovanni B., 729 Montgomery
Champerico and Northern Transportation Co.

(of Guatemala), 208 California
Chicago and Alton Railroad, 628 Market
Chicago and Northwestern Railway, 2 New

Montgomery
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad, 33

Montgomery

Chicago Great Western Railway, 9 Mills Bldg,
2d floor

Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Co.,
5 Montgomery

Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Co.,
passenger dept. 30 Montgomery, freight
dept. 228 California

Conklin & Marchand, 626 Market

Denver and Rio Grande Railroad, 314 California

Erie Lines. 22 Montgomery

FUGAZI J. F. & CO., 5 Montgomery Av
; Great Northern Railway, U Montgomery
! KAHN & HERZOG, 401 California

Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway,
10 Montgomery

Maguire George E., 121 California
I Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway, 131
j Front

Missouri Pacific Railway, 121 California
j New York and Lake Erie Railroad, 22 Mont-
gomery

Nickel Plate Road, 38 Crocker Bldg
I Northern Pacific Railroad, 638 Market
I Oregon Railway and Navigation Co., 630 Market
I Panama Railroad, 214 Pine

Pennsylvania Lines, 20 Montgomery

Queen and Crescent Route, 58 Chronicle Bldg

Rio Grande Western Railway, 14 Montgomery
I Southern Railway, 602 Market

St. Louis and San Francisco Railway, 61 Chron-
icle Bldg

Texas and Pacific Railway, 121 California

Tonini M. G. & Co., 4 Montgomery Av

Union Pacific System, 1 Montgomery
j Vandalia Line, 230 California, room 8

Vanderbilt Lines, 10 Montgomery

Railroad Companies— Steam.

Alameda and San Joaquin Railroad Co., 515

Safe Deposit Bldg
Areata and Mad River Railroad Co., 723

Bryant
Bellingham Bay and British Columbia Railroad

Co., 450 Market
Belt Railway The, depot NE cor Greenwich and

Battery, office 10 California
Bodie Railway and Lumber Co., 310 Pine
California Pacific Railroad Co., 4 Montgomery
Crescent City and Smith River Railroad, 314

Spear
Eel River and Eureka Railroad Co., 10 Califor-
nia, room 3
Gualala River Railway Co. (Mendocino Co.), 31

Steuart
Maricopa and Phoenix and Salt River Valley

R.R. Co. (Phoenix, A. T.), 3 Crocker Bldg
Mill Valley and Mount Tamalpais Scenic Rail-
way, 508 California
North Pacific Coast Railroad, 14 Sansome
Northern Railway Co., 4 Montgomery
Oakland Railroad Co., 51 Union Trust Bldg
Oregon and California Railroad Co., 4 Mont-
gomery
Oregon Railway and Navigation Co., 630 Market
Pacific Coast Railway Co., 10 Market
Pajaro Valley Railroad Co., 327 Market
San Francisco and Los Angeles Railway Co.,

530 California, room 12
San Francisco and North Pacific Railway Co.,

Mutual Life Bldg, 4th floor
San Francisco and San Joaquin Valley Railway

Co.. 331 Market
Sierra Valley Railway Co., 4-5 Mills Bldg, 10th

floor
Sonoma Valley Railroad Co., Mutual Life Bldg,

4th floor
South Pacific Coast Railway Co., 4 Montgomery
Southern California Railway, 61 Chronicle Bldg
Southern Pacific Co., 4 Montgomery
Southern Pacific Railroad Co. of California, 23

Hobart Bldg
United States Central Railway Co., 10 Califor-
nia, room 14
Vaca Valley and Clear Lake Railroad Co., 4

Montgomery
West Shore Railway Co., 43 Crocker Bldg
Yosemite Valley and Merced Railway Co., 7
Mills Bldg, 3d floor

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HOME PRODUCTION AND 1 lilOLlUlVll • VEIISI ♦ \AJJ\Lt CONSUMERS WHO

SAVE MONEY. CHARLES R. ALLEN, Agent, 144 Stcuart St.. S.P. have tried all kinds.

DIXON, BOREESOH 8 CO.,

37 Market Street, S. F.,

1914

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Railroad Companies— Street.

California Street Cable Railroad Co., SW cor

California and Hyde
Central Electric Railway Co., 320 Sansome
Geary Street Park and Ocean Railroad Co., 23

Hobart Bldg
Los Angeles Railway Co., 530 California
Market Street Railway Co., 4 Montgomery
Pacific Cable Railway Co., 23 Hobart Bldg
Presidio and Ferries Railroad Co.. 1111 Union
San Francisco and San Mateo Railway Co.,

NVV cor 30tb and San Jose Av
Sutro Railroad Co., 30 Montgomery Block and

cor Clement and 32d Av
Sutter Street Railway Co., SE cor Sutter and

Polk

* Railroad Construction.
American Railway Construction and Land Im-
provement Co., 10 California
California Construction Co., 12 Nucleus Bldg
City Street Improvement Co,, 11 Mills Bldg 5th

floor
Grant Bros., 54-55 Chronicle Bldg
HEALY, TIBBITTS & CO., 27 Steuart
LA.YDDN DARBY & CO., 137 Main
McMAHON JAMES A., 210-212-214 Spear
Pacific Improvement Co., 59 Union Trust Bldg
PACIFIC ROLLING MILL CO., 100 Market
THOMSON BRIDGE CO., 9 Mission

* Railroad Iron.

Pacific Rolling Mill Co., 100 Market
MORRIS H. D. & CO., 141-143, 1st

* Railroad Supplies.

Boesch Lamp Co. iheadlights), 585 Mission
DUNHAM, CARRIGAN & HAYDEN CO., 17-19
Beale

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

Gregory H. P. & Co., NW cor Fremont and Mis-
sion

ISAACS WILLIAM B., 226 Market

Johnson Company. 41 Mills Bldg, 8th floor

Kaufman C. B. & Co., 525 Mission

LAWSON F. A. & CO., 123 California, room 15

F. A.

LAWSON & CO.

IMPORTEKS

CAR BODIES, CAR TRUCKS,

WHEELS, FARE REGISTERS.
FENDERS, STEEL RAILS
and FASTENINGS

123 California Street, Room 15

NEW YORK BELTING AND PACKING CO.

Ltd., 509-511 Market
PACIFIC TOOL AND SUPPLY CO., 100-104, 1st
Reger & Atwater, 214 Pine, rooms 24-25

Railroad Ticket Brokers.

Cook Thomas & Son, 621 Market
Conklin & Marchand, 626 Market
Greenewald A. B., 624 Market
Ottinger Adolph, 620 Market

Railroad Ties.

Bysbee & Clark, 42 Market, room 2

Pollard & Dodge, 22 California, rooms h-6

SAN FRANCISCO TIMBER PRESERVING CO.,

106 Market
White L. E. Lumber Co., 22 California

* Raisins.

(See also Fruits— Dried, i
Butler & Co., 221 Front
Eggers &Co., 214 California
Empire Vineyard and Orchard Co., 9 Mills Bldg,

6th floor
Williams Charles T.& Co. (Chicago), n6Leides-

dorff

Ranges.

(See also Stoves and Tinware.)
Duncan John M. & Son, 1136 Mission
Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, 225-237 Market

ILS JOHN G. & Co.,

814-816 Kearny
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
MONTAGUE W. W. & CO., 309-317 Market
Tay George H. & Co., 610-620 Battery
Taylor. Adams & Pritchard, 12-14 Market

* Ranges— Manufacturers.

BRIDGE AND BEACH MANUFACTURING CO.,

13-15 Bluxome
CRIBBEN, SEXTON & CO., 13-15 Bluxome

Rattan Goods— Manufacturers and Dealers.

Boecker John, 220V4 Montgomery Av
California Rattan Co.. 55-61, 1st
Cohen Benjamin, 1520 Polk
Cohen Rosa, 2124 Fillmore
Klauenberg Hugo, 133, 15th
Lange John C. R., 624 Washington
Nelson William E., 334 Post
Sunset Rattan Co., 104 O'Farrell
Wakefield Rattan Co., 125 Geary

Reading Rooms.

Boys' Free Library, 64 Silver

B'nai B'rith Library, 121 Eddy

California Pioneers, Pioneer Bldg, 4th nr
Market

Free Public Library, New City Hall

Ligue Nationale Francois, .305 Larkin

Mariners, NE cor Sacramento and Drumm

Mechanics' Institute, 31 Post

Mercantile Library, NE cor Golden Gate and
Van Ness Avs "

Merchants' Exchange, S s California nr Mont-
gomery

Odd Fellows' Library, SW cor Market and 7th

Young Men's Christian Association, NE cor
Mason and Ellis and 2319 Mission

Young Women's Christian Association, 1221
O'Farrell and 116 Davis

Real Estate.

Archer Thomas, .320 Sansome, room 33

Bailey Charles A., 20 Montgomery

Bangs Benjamin, 120 Sutter

Bemis Charles C, 324 Montgomery

Benchley & Co., 630 Market

Berry T.B., 120 Sutter

Boland Patrick, 222-224 Bush

Boyd John F.. 33 Nevada Block

Boyd & Davis, 126 Kearny

Brackett Frank O., 179 Crocker Bldg

Branch Leonidas C, 17 Crocker Bldg

Brownstone Jacob, 11 Montgomery

Buckingham Aurelius E., 520-521 Safe Deposit

Bldg
Buckingham George H., 413 Montgomery
CALIFORNIA TITLE INSURANCE AND TRUST

CO., examines and guarantees titles to real

estate. Mills Bldg
CAPP C. S. & CO., 413 Montgomery
Carnall Glenn G.. 15 Milis Bldg, 5th floor
Chapman W. S., 306 Pine
Cohn Louis M., 323 Montgomery
Coryell John R., 307 Montgomery
Crennan Edward A., 30 Montgomery
Crim George S., 118 Montgomery
Crooks Jonathan J., 420 Montgomery, room 8
Cuneo & Costa Co. The, 5 Montgomery Av
Damon James E., 303 Montgomery
DAVIDSON & LEIGH, 137 Montgomery
De Boom R. C, 413 Kearny
Dennis Charles T., 640 Market
Ducas Soloman, 11 Montgomery
Duncan George W., 429 Montgomery
Dunham John H., 409 California
Fisher S. A., 304 Montgomery

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RKA

1915

Fitz George L., 606 Montgomery
Flint Edward P., 19 Montgomery
Flood Michael, 30-Z Montgomery, room 14
Follis Richard H., 18 Nevada Block
Fuller Frank W.. 19 Montgomery
Funkenstein Edward, 330 Sansome, room 33
Funkenstein Julius, 320 Sansome, room 33
Getz Sol & Bro., room A mezzanine Crocker

Bldg
Gordon James E., 203 Market
Hawxhurst Robert, 402 Montgomery, room 5
Heald E. P. & Co.. 24 Post
Heyman Jacob, 5 Crocker Bldg
HillE., 1170 Market
Hirschfeld D., 3-4 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
Hopkins George W., 30 Montgomery
Hume Joseph, 11 Montgomery
Jones, Allen & Co., 630 Market
Joost & Woolley, 533 Market
Kendall Frank I., 3 Crocker Bldg
Lamar Peter E., 313 Montgomery
Lange William & Co., 632 Market
Lawton Edwin G., 323 Montgomery
Lawton Orlando. 333 Montgomery
Lipman Louis, 112 Pine
Luco Juan M., 40 Montgomery Block
Lyford Benjamin F., 45 Thurlow Block
Mansfield Myer, 20 Montgomery
Marcuse & Remmel, 628 Market
Mantel James L., 636 Clay
Martin J. P., 4 New Montgomery
Mason Joseph J., 6 Merchants' Exchange

Bldg
MCAFEE BROTHERS, 108 Montgomery
McCarthy Co. The, 646 Market
McCarthy E. Avery, 646 Market
McCarthy James P., 646 Market
McCord H. H., 709-710 Spreckels Bldg
McMillan Robert, 49 Crocker Bldg
Mercer Robert J. & Son, 410 Pine
Morgenstern Samuel, 225 Sansome
Morrow Robert F., 414 California
Nicol William, 53454 California
Oakley Robert O., 11 Montgomery
Osborn George W., 40-41 Nevada Block
Paige Timothy, 116 Leidesdorff
Painter J. B. Co., 510 Clay
Parrish Edward, 620 Washington
Patterson Isaac N., 19 Montgomery
Pearson & Co., 504 Kearny, rooms 1-3
Pope Charles W., 630 Market
Pratt Delos, 646 Market
Prior James K., 13 Mason
Raphael W. K., 20 Montgomery
Reis Ferdinand, 408 California
Reis John O., 408 California
Reis Julius C, 408 California
Riordan Timothy P., 632 Market
Russ Er tate, 301 Montgomery
Russell, Cerf & Mowry, 15 Mills Bldg, 5th floor
Salomon M. & Co., 821 Market
Sachs Martin Co., 212 Sansome, room 10
Scott Emerson W., 39-40 Merchants' Exchange

Bldg
Selby Percival W., 307 Sansome, room 1
Sheldon Mark, 4 Sutter
Shiels Hugh, 602 Market
Sullivan Francis J., 88 Chronicle Bldg
Theller Samuel L., 3.30 Pine, room 5
Turner J. F., 240 Montgomery
Van Alen William K., 610 Montgomery
Vining Alden R., 214 Pine, room 35
Waldron W., 315 Sansome, room 2
WASSERMANN E. & CO., 310 Sansome
Welcker Medell, 5-6 Mills Bldg, 2d floor
Woods Frank H., 438 California
Woodward Robert B., 419 California, room 3
Wright Duncan, 330 Sansome, room 33
Wright John W. & Co., 628 Market
Yeaw William H.,401 Jones
Zabriskie Christian B., 101 Sansome

Real Estate Agents.

Adams & Co., 1026, 17th

Ahumada Jose M., 607 Montgomery

Alsip Edwin K. & Co., 9 Rotunda Mills Bldg

ARMBRUSTER GEORGE W., 24 Montgomery

Ashton Frank, 411 Montgomery
Ashton & Gardiner, 411 Montgomery
Aubrey Edmond E., 2245 Mission
BABIN LANDRY C, 413 Kearny

LANDRY C. BABIN
Real Esta^te

Insurance Broker and
Rent Collector

413 Kearny Street, S. F.

Baccala Joseph B., 331 Montgomery
Baldwin & Hammond, 10 Montgomery
Barrett & Skiff, 921 Market
Becker O. W. & Co., 328 Montgomery
BEMIS CHARLES C, 334 Montgomery

CHARLES C. BEMIS

(Ex. V. S. Supervising Inspector of Steam Vessels)

REAI. ESXATE

General Land Agent and Money Broker. Full
Charge taken of property of Absentees.

334 Montgomery Street

Berthier A. C. & Co., 17-18 Crocker Bldg

Bickel Homer T., .508 Montgomery

Bond & Neill, NW cor Point Lobos and 7th Avs

Bovee, Toy & Sonntag, 19 Montgomery

Bowman George F., 510 California

Boyd H. St. Clair, 126 Kearny

Bradford G. B. Sons, 325 Montgomery, room 1

BRESSE G. L. & CO., 412 Pine

Brickell John C, 79 Montgomery Block

Brooks James B., 314 Pine, rooms 58-59

Browne Spencer C, 302 Market

Buck C. M., 12 Montgomery

Buckingham Aurelius E., 520-521 Safe Deposit
Bldg

Buckingham George H., 413 Montgomery

BURNHAM & MARSH CO., 628 Market opp Pal-
ace Hotel

BURNHAM & MARSH CO.

Real Estate Agents

House Brokers,

INSURANOE Brokers

AND Rent Collectors

Bonds and Mortgages

638 Market Street, Opp. Palace Hotel

Telephone Main 634

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Cadenasso & Co., 512 Montgomery
Caldwell William A., 530 California, room 65
Campbell Charles J., 335 Sansome
CAPP C. S. & CO., 413 Montgomery

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C. S. CAPP & CO.

Real Estate Agents p^"" House Brokers

Houses and Lots For Sale and To Let. Loans
Negotiated. Particular attention paid to the Collec-
tion of Rents. Insurance, Repairs, Taxes and Street
Assessments attended to.

413 Montgomery Street.

Carr F. D. & Co., 1

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BARBED
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INSULATED

WIRE

NAILS,
ROPE,
SPRINGS.

JrtrTTVTTNT KAtiT ft C^ r\ Vineyard Proprietors. Wine Merchants.

T N n A I iH /V J Bacchus Wine Vaults, 4344M Bryant St
» U Ulli-'i-riVJl 1 \X. \J\Jtj OFFICE, MARKET AND SECOND STS.

1916

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Eeal Estate— Cont'd.
CENTER & SPADER, 30 Montgomery

CENTER & SPADER

Real Estate Agents ^^ House Brokers

Bents Collected, Insurance Eflfected

30 Montgomery Street

Telephone Main 1389

Chapln George W., 630 Market

Colbert John H., 304 Montgomery

Coleman James W., 24 Montgomery

Comerford Joseph M., 3306 Mission

Crane Albert E., 410 Montgomery, room 2

Crane Arthur H., 149 Taylor

Crane Harry H., 410 Montgomery, room 2

Cranston & Keenan, W s Masonic Av bet Haight

and Waller
Crim W. H. & Co., 118 Montgomery
Crooks Frank B., 401 Spreckels Bldg
Crosett J. F. & Co., 628 Sacramento
Cunningham Thomas B.. 411^4 California
Curry Martinus O., 126 Kearny
DAVIDSON & LEIGH, 137 Montgomery

DAVIDSON &, LEIGH

SUCCES.SOKS TO O. LiVEKMORE

Meal Estate and Insurance

Rents Collected

137 MONTGOMERY STREET

DECKER HENRY C,

1020 Market

H. C. DECKER
R^AL- esxa-te: ageimt

Business, Insurance and House Broker
1030 Market St., opp. 5th .St.

and 15 Eddy Street.

Dewing Archibald A., 508 Montgomery, room 25
Dietrich William K., 609 Sacramento, room 7
Dixon George W., 214 Pine, room 3
Dolan Patrick A., 24 Montgomery
DUNBAR FREDERICK A., 30 Montgomery
Dunlap W. B. & Co., 331 Montgomery
Dunn John T., 112 Montgomery
Eastin William B., 306 Montgomery
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO., 638 Montgomery

EASTON, ELDRIDGE &. CO.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS
and Auctioneers

HOUSE AND INSURANCE BROKERS
RENTS COLLECTED

Office and Salesrooms

638 MARKET STREET

Regular Auction Salesday Tuesday

Eitel&Co., 1118 Market

English & Morrissey, 628 Montgomery

Falconer Robert S., 1189 Market

Farless Thomas A.,ei7 Sansome

Finch William H., cor Railroad Av and 17th Av

South
FINLEY J. K, 235 Kearny
Fisher Charles C, 507 California

FISHER WILL E. & CO., 14 Post

HEXRY A. SMITH WILL B. FISHEB

will e. fisher & co.

Real Estate Agents

and auctioneers

Rents Collected Insurance Brokers

Full Charge taken of Property for Absentees

Appkaisements Made

Telephone 110 14 POST STREET

Fitzgibbons David, 363, I3th

Flint William K. , 10 Rotunda, Mills Bldg

Friedlander Moritz, 419 California, room 5

Gaman & Lyon, 215 Kearny

Gamble James, 230 Montgomery, room 23

Garcia & Lancon, 25 Mills Bldg, 3d floor

Garwood George M., 26 Montgomery

Gilmore John H., 321 Montgomery

Giselman William, 120 Phelan Bldg

Grady John H., 323 Montgomery

Graves W. H. H., 330 Pine, room 40

GREEN A. T. & CO., 324 Montgomery

A. T. GREEN &. CO.

REIAL estate:

334 Montgomery St., San Francisco

Safe Deposit Building.

Rents Collected. Property cared for. Insurance

Effected.

Gunn Benj. M. & Co., 228 Montgomery

Gunn William J., 410 Montgomery

Gunther Edward W., 21 Chronicle Bldg

Gwynn William J., 405 Montgomery, room 5

Harms & De VoU, 906 Market

Harris John T., 632 Market

Harrison Joseph, 69 Columbian Bldg

Harvey LeRoy G. & Co., 520 Montgomery

Henderson Charles & Co., 304 Montgomery

Herd John Jr., 12 Rotunda Mills Bldg

Heringhi Bernardo, 304 Montgomery

Hill J. Ellis, 417 Hyde

Hind George U., 411 Montgomery

Hooe Raleigh P., 58 Chronicle Bldg

Hopkins George W., 30 Montgomery

Hovey Chester L., 8 Mills Bldg, 2d floor

Hovey Samuel D., 508 California

Huff W. B. & Co., 2405 California

Hume Myron, 3-5 Mills Bldg, 2d floor

HUMPHREY EDGAR C, 57 Crocker Bldg

Hunsaker E. B., 646 Market

Hurry James S.,9, 9th

Irwin Jared H., 410 Kearny, room 34

Janes Addison M., 1004 Market

Jewell Richard C, 628 Market

Johnston & Co., 2614 Kearny

Jordan P. H., 53 Chronicle Bldg

KEEFER WINDSOR A.,

real estate agent and broker, manager of
probate properties, promoter of land,
water and mining interests, appraise-
ments made on property, collects rents,
negotiates loans, directs Investments of
capital either in bonds, stocks, realty or
mfiilng grounds, fire insurance placed at
lowest rates in the most reliable compan-
ies, 14 Grant Av, room 67

KENNEDY P. J., H Montgomery

Kennedy R. V. & Co., 30 Montgomery

Kenny Kern, 765 Market

KING JAMES L., 308 California

Kohler Henry. 1226 Kearny

Kohn Joseph S., 329 Montgomery

Lake Fred W., 69 Columbian Bldg

Lake William B., 69 Columbian Bldg

The Bulletin

HAS NO RIVAL IN THE EVENING

FIELD. IT SURPASSES THEM ALL.

TcLCPHONE Main 926.

Kodak

DEVELOPING,

PRINTING,

RELOADING.

T. P. ANDREWS,
log Montgomery St.

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19i7

Lassen Peter Cf., 304 Montgomery
Lawyer A. M., 402 Montgomery, room 8
Lee & Kiser, 306 Montgomery
Less Morris, VSSy, Market
Levitzky David, 304 Montgomery
Levy Marcus B., 30 Montgomery
Lewis J. B. & Son, 436 Montgomery
Lichtenstein Benjamin H., 15 Grant Av
Ligget Edward L., 622 Spreckels Bldg
Lowell & Beck. 628 Market
Lund Hugh N., 88, 9th
MacGilllvray W. H. & Co., 981 Market
Madden Michael J., 1627 Folsom
MADISON & BURKE, 626 Market

MADISON & BURKE

(Established January, 1858)

Real Kstate Agents

AND RENT COLLECTORS
626 Market Street, Opp. Palace Hotel

Telephone Main 1966. Cable Address "Burije."

Full charge taken of Property for Absentees.

MAGEE THOMAS & SONS, 4 Montgomery
Manning H. Seymour, 195 Crocker Bldg
Martin Patrick J., 14 Post
Mathews H. E. & Son, 120 Sutter, room 27
Mattingly D. A., 19 Montgomery
MCAFEE BROTHERS, 108 Montgomery
McAlester William F., 30 Montgomery
McAran Patrick, 609 Sacramento
McClure William F., 19 Montgomery
McColgan Reginald, 24 Montgomery
McCormick Frank L., 83 St. Ann's Bldg
McElroy Robert, 4 Phelan Bldg
McEwen Bros., 118 Montgomery
McGlynn & Men ton, 22 Chronicle Bldg
McLean Alexandar, 777 Market
McMahon Thomas, 628 Market
Meeks Edward, 11 Montgomery
Mercer Robert J. & Son, 410 Pine
Merrill James W., 334 Kearny
Middleton S. P. & Co., 30 Montgomery
Mihan James B., 509 Kearny, room 8
Milliken Isaac T., 405 Montgomery, room 5
Molloy P. C, 138 Montgomery
Monroe Philip, 5-6 Mills Bldg, 2d floor
Moore Arthur W., 412 Montgomery
Moore Charles F., 935 Market
Moore Owen, 507 California
Moran Thomas, 534/2 California
Moreal H. P. & Co., 402 Montgomery, room 8
Morris Joseph J.. 630 Market
Moss Henry A., 622 Spreckels Bldg
Murphy Herman, 628 Market
Myers Ediis B., 9 Mills Bldg, 2d floor
Nash & Martin. 4 New Montgomery
Nicol William, 534^2 California
Nye John W., 314 Montgomery, room 1
O'Farrell & Co., 11 Montgomery
O'Reilly Matthew, 815 Sansome, room 2
Oesterreicher Lewis, 630 Market

L. OESTERREICHER
REAL es-ta-te: AGEIMT

630 MARKET STREET, S. F.

City Property and Farms for Sale and Exchange.

Oliver B. P., 114 Montgomery
Orpin Charles, 3-5 Mills Bldg, 8d floor
Patterson George W. H. & Co., 2 Valencia
Parker T. G. & Co., 1780 Point Lobos Av
Penlington Thomas, 405 Montgomery room 6
Peters John T., 3 Mills Bldg, 2d floor
Peterson Enewald, 324 Bush
Peterson & Co., 58 St. Ann's Bldg
Pforr John, 329 Montgomery
Phelps George W., 30 Montgomery
Philbrick & Metoalf, 2548a Folsom
Pierce & Co., 28 Kearny
Plumbe John F., 1402 Valencia
Poehlman H. Edward, 415 Montgomery
Potter Edward E., 508 California, room 3
Pratt William H., 508 Montgomery

$1,00

Proll& Co., 719 Market
Rafferty John, 501 California
Reidy John & Co., VSYz, 6th
Reynolds C. H. & Co., 333 Montgomery

RICH A. J. & CO.,

112 Montgomery-
Richards John W., 530 California, room 1

Rixford G. P., Mills Bldg

Robbins Enos V., 322 Pine

Robinson Augustus W., 628 Market

Rollins William, 508 California

Roman Anton, 405 Montgomery, room 5

Rosenbauml. S. & Co., 438 California

Ross Frank C, 304 Montgomery

Rothermel Peter, 507 California

Scharff Isaac C, 18 Post

Schlesinger Nathan, 304 Montgomery

Sohloss Sigmund B., 403 California

SchuUer Andrew, 508 Montgomery

SEARCHLIGHT BUREAU OF INFORMATION
THE, 603 Market

Seculovich Peter T., 3241 Mission

Shadburne George D. Jr., 632 Market

SHAINWALD, BUCKBEE & CO., 218-220 Mont-
gomery

Shores Leander, 632 Market

Skelton Ennion W., 410 Montgomery

Smith Butler, 630 Market

Smiih Julien, 420 Montgomery, room 14

Souc L. A. & Co., 465-467 Valencia

Sparrow Edward D., 640 Market

Speck A. M. & Co., 602 Market

Stanton Thomas James & Co., 331 Montgomery

Stebbins & Landon, 306 Pine, room 1

Stenberg & Treiber, 632 Market

Stern David & Sons, 20 Montgomery

Strand Augustus, 45, 3d

Sutro Emil, 408 Montgomery

Sweeny Thomas U., 505 Kearny

Terry Joseph T., 30 Montgomery

Thistleton George & Co., 7 Plymouth Av

Tilton Stephen S., 420 Montgomery, room 20

TOBIN & MCNALLY, 630 Market

Toomy Henry, 405 Montgomery, room 5

Travers & Lamb, 518 California

Truette Felix, 518 Montgomery

Twing Daniel H.. 632 Market

UMBSEN G. H. & CO., 14 Montgomery

G. H. UMBSEN & CO.

(INCOKPOKATED)

Roal Estate^ Agents

House Brokers and Rent Collectors
No. 14 Montgomery St.

Unger Adolph, 382 Montgomery

Van Der Vaart Henry W., 26 Montgomery

Van Norden Robert T.. 485 Montgomery, room 8

Vassault Ferdinand, 606 Montgomery

Von Rhein O. F. & Co.. 513 California

Vorbe Ephriam, 630 Market

Wade William M., 408 Kearnv, room 1

Walker L. M. & Co., 10 Chronicle Bldg

Wayman G. T., 888 Montgomery

Wentworth & Lang, 104 Sutter

White James A., 10-11 Mills Bldg, 10th floor

Wilkinson Andrew J., 3-5 Mills Bldg, 8 floor

Wood B. & Co., 1140 Market

Woods Z. S. & Co.. 917 Market

Workman & French, 630 Market

YOUNG & LANG, 608 Market

CHAKLES SUMNER YOUNG NICHOLAS H. LANG

YOUNG & LANG

Realty and Financial Brokers

Auctioneers and Colonists

603 Market Street,
under Crocker- WoolwortU National Bank,

Telephone Main 1267

SUITS CLEANED AND PRESSED

GOLDEN WEST CLOTHING RENOVATORY.
TELEPHONir Main iist. 12 Montgomery Street

$1.00

• Box Manufacturers, •
)j Fourth and Kentucky Sts.

1918

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CROCKER-LANGLEY DIRECTORY.

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Real Estate— Cont'd.
AlaT7ieda.
Leonard Joseph A. Co., 1364 Park
Moreal H. P. & Co.. 1428-1432 Park

Oakland.
Bunce E. E., 1008 Broadway
Dingee William J., 460-462, 8th
. Laymance Real Estate and Investment Co., 466,
f- 8th

(0 Moss J. W., 958 Broadway

TODD WILLIAM P., 1002 Broadway

z

O Real Estate Associations.

2^ (See also Land Associations.)

(0 Alameda Real Estate Associates, 303 Mont-

— gomery

2 American Real Estate Investment Union

{N.Y.),216Sansome
0) Bay View Land Co., 26 Mills Bldg, 9th floor
Cotati Co. The, 302 California, room 11
Diamond Real Estate and Investment Co., 632

Market
Dunbarton Land and Improvement Co., 214 Pine
Honey Lake Valley Land and Water Co., 69

Columbian Bldg
Lakeview and Sunnyside Improvement Co., 646

Market
Montgomery Block Real Estate Associates, 24

Montgomery Block
Mutual Investment Union of San Francisco, 14

Sansome
Potrero Land Improvement Co.. 26 Mills Bldg,

9th floor
Real Estate and Development Co., 26 Mills

Bldg. 9th floor
Realty Syndicate The, 14 Sansome
Sausa'lito Bay Land Co., 303 California, room 25
South San Francisco Land and Improvement

Co., 20i Sansome
Stanford Heights Co., 646 Market

Real Estate Auctioneers.

(See Auctioneers.)

* Reclamation Plants.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

* Red Rutber Stamps.
CROCKER H. S. CO., 215-219 Bush

ei2toier(m&e.s|^

MOISE L. H., 320 Sansome, room 68

* Reflectors.
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Pacific Lamp and Reflector Factory, 585 Mission

* Refrigerating Machinery.
CYCLOPS IRON WORKS, 11.^117 Beale
Fulton Engineering and Ship Building Works,

213, 1st
VULCAN IRON WORKS, 135-145 Fremont

* Refrigerators.

(See also Hardware.)
CLOT & MEESE, 129-131 Fremont
Gurney Refrigerating Co., 109 California, room 1
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Meyer John G. H., 213 Mission
MONTAGUE W. W. & CO., 309-317 Market

Regalia Makers.

(See also Military and Navy Goods and Re-
galia.)
LITCHFIELD J. M. & CO., 12 Post
Norcross D. & Co.. 220 Sutter
PASQUALE B. & SONS, 640 Washington

Registers— Cash, Autographic and Credit.

ADAMS & BECK CO. THE,

(C. W. Adams and E. B. and C. C. Beck),
Pacific Coast agents Champion Cash Reg-
ister Co., Hough Cash Recorder Co., Mos-
ler Safe Co. and stimpson Computing
Scale Co., 308 Market
CROCKER H. S. CO., 215-219 Bush

HAWLEY DAVID N.,

318 Market
LAWSON F. A., 123 California, room 15
Pierce & Co., 11-16 Chronicle Bldg
San Francisco Autographic Register Co. The,

523 Market
Smith Chester S., 303 California
Sun Cash Register Co., 120 Sutter

* Registers— Portable Street Car.
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Repackers— Merchandise.

Anthony Edward T., 407 Commercial
Cosgria M. F. & Co., 417 Battery
Johnson Chris, 405 Front
Michelet C. F., 506 Battery

Reporters— Phonographic.

(See Phonographic Reporters.)

Restaurants.

Achard & Lopez, 604. 3d

Adams John, 1443 Harrison

Adler Nathan M.. 15 Stockton

Adolph Harry, 635 Clay and 533 Commercial

Ahrens Jacob H.,205 Commercial

Albers & Schmidt. 50-.52 California Market

Albinson Alfred H.. 2005 Mission

Allione Henry, 704 Filbert

Althof E., 11514 Powell

Audeoud Peter, 706 Montgomery

Anderson Andrew, 638-642, 4th

Anderson Caroline Mrs., 523 East

Anderson David E., 1934 Market

Anderson & Hakanson, 633 (521) Jackson

Andrieu Clorandin F., 506 Kearny

Angelo George K., 121. 6th

Aplin & West, 626 Sacramento

Apostolo Andrew, 142, 5th

Argoud & Montmayeur, 405 and 413 Geary

Arposto Andrew, 121, 5th

Audusseau Marius, 1126Dupont

Augustiny William, 126, 9th

Austin Harry N., 1005 Valencia

Axtel John, 1631 Market

Baar James L., 315 Grant Av

Bacocevich Steven M., 513 Davis

Baier& Black, 7 East

Bair Ulysses G., 1350 Howard

Baker Samuel, 523 Commercial

Balaban Andro B., 3027, 16th

Bantel Charles A. , 427 Larkin

Barber J. E. Miss, 73114 O'Farrell

Barberis & Lamaysou, 1318 Stockton

Barbich Anton E., 641 Mission

Batchia Martin N., 131, 6th

Batizza Frank, 507 Valencia

Bazzurro Giuseppe, 118 Pacific

Beck Reinhold, 205 Kearny

Becker & Burkhardt. 18 East

Beeler Charles R., 490 Spear

Benioh & Martich, 633 Mission

Bennett & Witmer, 5 Stockton and 10 Ellis

Bergez's Restaurant, 332-334 Pine

Bernhardt Henry, 15 City Hall Av

Bernstein Isaac, 37 Eddy

Bertelsen Charles, 125 Montgomery Av

Bertrand Joseph, 233 O'Farrell

Besozzi Louis, 504 Market

Birkholm Soren G., 44 East

Black Preston L., 2701 Mission

Blaes Joseph, 2935 Folsom

Blanco & Brun, SE cor Grant Av and Bush

Blunden Walter H., 23 Taylor

Boehm Daniel, Tiburon Ferries

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Bogen William, NW cor Powell and Eddy

Boothby Sarah E. Mrs., 223 Leavenworth

Borel George, 2213 Powell

Borneman Henry, SE cor 4th and King

Bornholdt John H., 131^ Grant Av

Borovinich Peter, 1135 Stockton

Bothe Caroline Mrs., 17 Washington

Bozich & Kosach, 1209!^ Polk

Brandt Frederick, 2775, 16th

Brenneke Louis, 1305 Mission and 121, 9th

Breuss Albert, 517 Montgomery

Brizzolara Sini, 227 Montgomery Av

Brokow A. Mrs., 743, 7th Av

Broneer George, 136, 1st

Burri Joseph, 17, 30th

Burshinsky H. Mrs., Ocean Terrace, Sutro

Heights
Bush Charles, 761-763 Market
Busse August, 550, 1st
Cahen Max & Co., 317-219 Pine
Calame Henry, 438, 3d

CAMPI'S,

I. Cuenin proprietor, 531-533 Clay

Campi's Restaurant, 106-108 O'Farrell
Capen George W., 717 Mission
Capetanich Bias J., 310 Washington
Carbonnier Raoul. 733 Montgomery
CARDALL & MARSTON, proprietors Original

Creamerie, 865 Market
Cardan & Lerner, 127, 5th
Caregio Catherine Mrs., 331 Bay
Carlos Appostol, 527 Kearny
Carpenter George, 104, 30th
Carroll L. M. Mrs., 1308 Mason
Carter Oliver, 3208 California
Carvoones Peter, Sausalito Ferries
Christensen Andrew, 303 East North
Chris tensen & Jorgensen, 111 Market
Christesen Martin A. C, 22, 5th
Christsen James, 700 Mission
Cibilich Martin, SE cor Mission and Steuart
Clancy T. J. Mrs., 3339V4 Mission
Clark Jennie Mrs., 803, 4th
Clarke Charles, 612 Kearny
Clausen Charles, 539 Washington
Clausen Sarah Mrs., 623, 4th
Claussen John, 240 Sutter
Cole James, 506 Howard
Cologria Emanuel, 333,3d
Colombini & Romani, 630 Montgomery
Comstock William E., 536, 4th
Constantine John, 773 Howard
Constantini Stanislaus, 111 O'Farrell
Cook Frederick, 39 Market
Cook Joseph, 350 Ellis
Coombs Mary Mrs., 1636 Geary
Cooper & Bond, 6341/ clay
Cordano G. B. & Co., 108-110, 3d
Cordi Margaret Mrs., 1063 Market
Corvi & Franchini, 3308 Powell
Cressaglia Martin, 15, 3d
Cronaoher Charles. 1400 Castro
Crowley James M., 833 Illinois
CUENIN I., proprietor Campi's, 531-533 Clay
Cummings Henry K., 606 Mission
Cunha Manuel, 646 Clay
Daly Jean T., 619 Merchant
Damjanovich & Vukovich, 120!^ Taylor
Danielson Sven, 413'/4 East North
Davis Daniel S., 301 Sutter
Davis William J., 435 Pine
Delflno George, 308 Kearny
Delflno & Solari, 109, 3d
Delmonico, 110-113 O'Farrell
Delmonte Bros., 436 Broadway
Delmonte Ferdinando, 431 Broadway
Denn Anna Mrs., 1325-1337 Sansome
Dennett's Coffee House, 783 Market
Dickinson Robert E., 228!4 Montgomery
Diers Henry, 205 Montgomery
Diezelski Louis. 438 Hayes
DoklstichVasso, 1310 Polk
Dolan Peter, 1309 Castro
Domenico Delmarco, 1333 Battery
Douglas Frank, 1830 Haight
Drasdo Paul, 113 Grant Av
Drobaz Matteo, 503 East
Dunow Max, 515 California

Eckland John P., 1403 Valencia

Edwards Edward, 605 Commercial

Ekstrom John, 431 East North

EUingsworth Samuel, 513!^ Jones

Emlay Co. The, 111 Taylor

Engelberg's Bakery, 416 Kearny

Fabris J. D., 1503 Turk

Falberg Mary Mrs., 213 Utah

Falk Henry, 115, 5th

Fenwick Isabella Mrs., 315 Eddy

Ferini Bertolomo, 307 Post

Feyhl John, 1111 Market

Fiala Henry, 514 Lott

Filipich Nicolas, 135 East

Fischer Ernest A., 36-38 O'Farrell

Fisher Frank, 119 Jackson

Fleming & Kirtovich, 1420 Howard

Fletcher John W., 406 McAllister

Fletcher & Johnson, 405 Montgomery Av

Fleur Virgile, 635 Washington

Floyd Jefferson D., 118 California

Frank John, 1003 Hyde

Franklin & Swenson, 50, 3d

Franks Edmond, 740, 7th Av

Frank's Rotisserie, 419 Pine

Franusich Martin,' Bryant bet Main and Spear

Frauenkron Joseph J., 518 Kearny

Friedrich John C, 647 Vallejo

Furlong Thomas, 4.32i4, 5th

Gall Gottlob, 26-28, 4th

Garbati G. & Co., 424 Clay

Gargre & Donovan, 1432 Howard

Garissino Nicola, 1105 Front

Gaylord Christopher, 3209 Powell

Gee Ernest, 407 Washington

Geralmen L. E. Mrs., Fulton nr 6th Av

Gerunovich Stephen T., 1318 Mason

Gessell William E., 235/2, 7th

Giovacchini & Pasquini, 439 Davis

Giovannoni & Malerbi, 419 Davis

Giovannoni & Puccinelli, 618 Front

Giurieh Theodore, 126, 3d and 14, 6th

Gobey Jesse G., 338 Sutter

Godon Eugene, 137 Washington

Goicovich George, 311 East North

Gollobeck John M., 150, 1st

Good Fellows' Grotto The, Market, City Hall

Square and City Hall Av
Gosliner Aaron, 119. 6th
Gospodnetich Anton. 109 Eddy
Graneist & Daeweritz, 36 Geary
Grau Theresa Mrs., 416^4 Ellis
Grimm Andrew, 511 Montgomery
Groll John, 23T/2 East
Gudelj & Mitrovich, 10 Sacramento
Guerrieri Joseph, 102 McAllister
Guglielmetti Frank S., 1650 Market
Gutzeit & Malfanti, 110-112 O'Farrell
Halversen & Johnson, 116 Jackson
Hansen Hans C, 258, 1st
Hanson William E., 236 Montgomery
Harris Charles P., 1034 Hyde
Harrisson Charles, 427 Pine
Hartman Christoph, NE cor Turk and Steiner
Hartmann Adolph, 1723 Devisadero
Hartmann Charles H., 1218 Point Lobos Av
Hastings James U., S. P. Co.'s steamers. (Broad

Guage)
Haub Bros., 17-19 Powell
Hauser & Sanderson. 131, 3d
Hawkins H. P. & Co.', 303-305 O'Farrell
Hermanson Martin, 12 Clay
Hernandez A. Mrs., 20 Hinckley
Herzo N. & Co., 23 Eddy
Herzog Charles, 6 Golden Gate Av
Hink & Hulse, S. P. Co.'s steamers (Narrow

Gauge)
Hitte Fabien, 531 Montgomery
Hjul Hans H., 426 Montgomery
Hoffmann Joseph, 7 Taylor
Holcomb William C, 210, 1st
Holmer N. & J., 507 Central Av
Horst & Chabot, 236 McAllister
Huss John F., 5341/, 6th
Huth Balthasar, 907 Kearny
Huth Charles, 311 Montgomery Av
Ivelich & Bakulich, 216, 6th
Iversen & Hansen, 311 Battery
Jackson Charles, 108 Berry

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Restaurants— Cont 'd .

Jackson & Silver, 41854 Turk

Jacobson James, 13, 6tli

Jancovich Splro G., 333 Washington

Jaunet Louis, 232 O'Farrell

Jenkins William, 3131 Mission

Jensen John, 153, 3d

John Louis, 637 Kearny

Johnson Christina Miss, 433 Hayes

Johnson Restaurant Co., 28 Montgomery

Johnson & Brenneke, 24 Mason

Johnson & Swenson, 12 Jackson

Jorgensen Jens R., 29, 4th

Jorgensen Peter, 87-88 Centre Market

Jorgensen & Larsen, 272 Brannan

Jouanou B. & Son, 800 Montgomery

Jovovich Lazar, 100 Jackson

Juhl Louis M., 533 Broadway

Kaiser John, 209 Sunnyside Av

Kane Margaret, 884 Illinois

Kapp& Street, 1200 Market and 11 Golden Gate

Av
Katzer Max, 516 Pine
Keany William, 1553 Market
Kelly & Bargones, 1205 Dupont
Kelly & Clark, 39% Turk
Kerstegely K., 1805 Haight
Koenig Annie Mrs., 677 Mission
Kohr R. L. & Co., 810 Kearny
Kopp Charles, 132, 5th
Kosta Alexander J., 21, 6th
Kovacevich Vicen & Co., 206 McAllister
Kramer Louis, 1135 Oak
Kretcher Albert E., 134, 8th
Kreutzberg Emil, 60, 2d
Kreuz John, Ocean Terrace, Sutro Heights
Kruse Herman H., 1736 Market
Kuhl & Kornech, 36, 2d
Kummer Frank, 270'/2 Brannan
Kusich & Musladin, 511 Castro
Lacasa Frank, 1313 Buchanan
Ladagnous & Levy, 104 Grant Av
Lammers Peter, 1761 Mission
Landgraff Joseph, NE cor Stanyan and Fell
Lanoue Camille, 617-619 Montgomery
Larrouy Jean, 105 California Market
Larsen Carl G., 16-18 Eddy
Larsen & Anderson, 145, 5th
Lassalle Mary Mrs.. 330 Bush
Lawrence Edwin, 1212 Fillmore
Lee R. S., cor Ocean House and Jules Avs
Lenoir Joseph, 12-16 Stockton
Leonidas Manuel, 207, 3d
Lepetich & Lovretovich, 901 Stockton
Leroux Alexandre. 128, 4th
Letunich Anton. 403 East
Leuenherger Julius A., 145 Larkin
Libby Daniel B., 23, 3d
Liehe Henry, 129, 4th
Lien Edward, 1055 Market
Lipschitz Max, 23 Stockton
Lopresti Anton, 203 Larkin
Loupe Bros., 417 Pine
Louvre New, 8-14 O'Farrell
Louvre The, NW cor Powell and Eddy
Lowe Francis, 430, 6th
Lucchetti F. & Co., 517-519 Davis
Luckner Anton, 722 Howard
Luna Romeo, 1336 Dupont
Lund Augusta Mrs., 1505 Kentucky
Lund Niels J., SE corFolsom and 16th
LundN. M., 6 East
Lundin C. A. Mrs., 303, 9th
Lynch & Donovan, 706 Railroad Av
Mache Peter, 105, 7th
Mache & Bazzini, 531 Broadway
Macphee Nathan F., 1507V4 Market
Madson & Peterson. 107 Berry
Maggiora & Sbragia, 118 Washington
Malatesta & Blua, 319 Washington
Malone Peter, 410, 4th
Mantke Adolph, 651 Sacramento
Maria Constantine, 308(4, 6th
Maricich & Mengola, 8 Union
Marino Bros., 713 Greenwich
Marshall Joseph S., 91-93 Centre Market
Martin Herbert, 600 Central Av
Martin Thomas H., 3508 Mission

Martin William, Ferry Bldg foot Market

Martin & Co., 520 Sacramento

Massa Bedel, 26 Hinckley

Matting & Bordee, 648, 4th

Matzen Lorentz, 654 Mission

Mauritzen John, 605 Montgomery

Mayer Charles, Mission Market

Mayer Charles P., 10-12 Grand Central Market

Mayes George & Co., 40 California Market

Mayle George D,, 437 Montgomery

McCauley & Krone, 35-37 Geary

McCloskey Sophie Mrs., 511, 3d

McCormick S. B., 317 Kearny

McCoy AdamW., 1390 Turk

McCurdy David, 717i/^ Howard

McDonald Patrick J., 43, 2d

McFadden Bridget Miss, 516, 1st

Mcintosh William, 806 Howard

McKenna James. 313 O'Farrell

Meads John, 305, 6th

Meehan Emily Miss, 155, 5th

Megica & Co., 2002 Fillmore

Melchior Lawrence, 1530a Kentucky

Meyer John C. W.. 959 Market

Meyer Rebecca R. Mrs., SW cor 3d and Town-
send

Meyer William D., 9 Drumm

Miholovich G. & Co., 1942 Mission

Mikkelsen Thomas, 28 Stockton

Mikulich & Kiselich, 515 Clay

Milcovich Martin L., 820 Geary

Milishich & Bello, 315 O'Farrell

Miller Anthony, 336 Townsend

Miller & Murphy, 210, 2d

Milloglav Nicholas P., 604 Battery

Mills Herbert, 337, 6th

Mitchell Catharine, 211i4 Valencia

Monte C, 14U1 Valencia

Monti & Raicevich, 8 Hayes

MORAGHAN M. B., 47Hi8 and 68-69 California
Market

Moran John J., 1416 Howard

Morris John M., 850 Howard

Moritzia Nicholas, 132, 4th

Mostahinich George M., 108,4th

Mounic Jacques, 615 Sacramento

Mouritzen John, 605 Montgomery

Mueller & Co., 120 California

Murphy Daniel, 149, 7th

Navarro Cesareo G., 741 Broadway

Nelson C. O., 37, 9th

Nemetz Charles. 89-90 Centre Market

Neumann Johanna, 310, 3d

Neumayer John, 642 Clay

Nevada Restaurant, 417 Pine

Nissum James. 221 Grant Av

Nolan Mary, 104, 30th

Nollert George C, 145, 9th

Normann Otto, 411 Bush

Nybye Julius O., 325 Bush

O'Brien John F., 8-14 O'Farrell

O'Connor Ellen Miss, 1191 Market

O'Dav John, 415, 5th

O'Neill & Seeger, 16 Post

Occidental Restaurant, 337 Bush

Ockert Mary Mrs., 638 Sacramento

Ocksen & Schade, 615 Montgomery

Ohnstein Oscar, 249, 4th

Olsen Bros., 316 Market and 11 Sutter

Olsen Henry C, 417 California

Original Quaker Dairy, 110 Sutter

Osen & Radonovich, 1212/2 Polk

Ossosky Morris, 1020 Folsom

Owens & Starr, 7, 9th and 9, 6th

Padilla Lola Mrs., 1034 Kearny

Page & Falch, NW cor Mason and Turk

Pages Jose, 134 O'Farrell

Pantages Alexander, 131, 5th

Pappadimos Paris & Co., 344, 3d

Parabocio Martin, 5 Harrison

Pariez Nicholas & Co., 18 Folsom

Paterson JohnB., 145 Taylor

Pearson & Boyson, 435 Bush

Pedling&Berta, 14, 1st

Perich Martin, 223 Brannan

Perich Paul. 213 Brannan

Perron Philix, 639 Davis

Perry Ethelbert, 306 Hayes

Peternel Anton, 704 Bryant

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Peters George, 1524 Market

Peters John, 48 East

Petersen Jacob, 7 Market

Peterson Alfred, 341 Bush

Peterson Charles, 1001 Market

Peterson James C, 505, 4th

Peterson Peter, 621 Kearny

Peterson & Ohlson, 107, 6th

Patric Louis, 928 Larkln

Pierinl & Arrighi, 426 Davis

Pires & Reis, 404 Pacific

Pomin George, 223 Montgomery Av

Pontacq John, 434 Bush

Pouchan & Schlatter, 33 O'Farrell

Price Thomas L., 1429 Market

Priest P. & Co., 115-1 17 Grant Av

Progress Saloon and Restaurant, 327-339 Bush

Quarg Emil O., 621-623 Montgomery

Quinby Albert O., 206 Ellis

Raddich & Dumaraz, 1203 Polk
Radditt George, 2724 Sutter

Radonich Gilgo, 16 Bryant

Radovan Christian, 307, 6th

Radovieh John S., 517 Sansome

Rakeman Frederick, 821 Kearny

Ramacciotti Richard, 615 Commercial

Reagan John, 59, 3d

Reed Dora Mrs., 432 Geary

Remlop & Hinck, 26 Sacramento

Richard George H., 315 and 321, 4th

Richardson & Blair, 2130 Fillmore

Richardson & Robinson, 1241 Market

Riedinger William F., 104, 7th

Robinson Charles H., 6 Leidesdorfl

Roccatagliata Giovanni, 8 S. F. Market

Rockstroh Frederick E., 113, 7th

Rogers George H., 6 Sacramento

Rohlffs C. H. E., 7 Mission

Rolph James M., 1807 Haight

Romig & Timmerman, 20 Taylor

Rose Sarah Mrs., 200 Turk

Ross Martha Mrs., 510 Mission

Rotz George A., 834-836 Valencia

Rudonick Nicholas, 806 Mission

Ruediger & Loesch, 107 Larkin

Ruhling Ferdinand, 49, 2d

Rustemeyer W. Joseph, 733 Market

Salkeld Frederick, 227 Geary

Sanguinetti & Co., 523-527 Davis

Sartori & Fantina, 106-108 O'Farrell

Sass Henry F., 631 Clay

Sassenberg Gustav, 613 Clay

Savage George, 529c Hayes

Saylor Daniel W., 10 Stockton

Sbragia Angelo, 509 Washington

Scharninghausen William, 13, 4th

Sohertz David P., IIO91/2 Sutter

Soheubner William, 713, 5th Av

Schimpf George, 623 Sacramento

Schneider & Glekfeld, 334 Bush

Schnier Henry L,., NE cor Haight and Stan-

yan
Schnipper Kristine Mrs., N s 24th nr Potrero

Av
Schoenemann Emma Mrs., 42 Spear
Schumacher & Janssen, 1001 Valencia
Schwarz & Beth, junction O'Farrell and Mar-

Schwerin & Sons, 544-546 Clay
Semeria Jules M., 421-423 Pine
Sersen Nicolas. 815, 3d
Shay John B.. 38,4th
Simmons, Moburg & Kluck, 207, 2d
Skanca Michael, 1401 Valencia
Sliscovich Marto, 2045 Folsom
Sloan Theresa Mrs., 1606 Valencia
Smalley Dinah Mrs., 209-211 Jones
Smith Angelina C, 208, 1st
Smith A. S. & Son, 1140 Market
Smith Bertha Mrs., 114 Berry
Smith Henry G.. 161, 9th
Sopa Peter G., 3300 Mission
Sorich A. &. Co., 1207 Market
Sorich Anton, 5 Brooks
Spencer George W., 112 Ellis
Spiletak Anthony & Co., 502 Larkin
Stamer Matthias H., 420 Folsom
Stanish Jacob, 2045 Folsom
Stark & Bro. , 30314 , 3d

Stathopulos & Catechi, 325 East North

Stein Henry, 204, 4th

Stevens Ansley C, 113 Powell

Stier Herman Mrs., 1879 Mission

Storm George A., 1337 Valencia

Stermfleld Charles S., 145, 10th

Staub Phillip, 203 Polk

Sturiza Nicholas, 226 Battery

Sullivan Harry, 236, 3d

Sutich Nicholas, 500 Napa

Sutich & Ivanovich, 507 Clay

Svetinich Peter, 631 Laguna

Swain Bros., 213 Sutter

Swain John, 225 Grant Av

Swan Adam, 1148 Market

Swanberg's Oyster House, 418 Pine

Swanson J. David, 8 Jackson

Tadich Ivan V., 231 Leidesdorff

Tampakes George, 37, 4th

Tarobochia Manuel, 5 Harrison

Taylor Tillie Miss, 519 Post

Techau R. J. & Co., cor Market, City Hall

Square and City Hal] Av
Tepper Charles, 614 Clay and 626 Washing-

Thauwald Bertha Mrs., 317 Polk
j Thompson & Tobias, 137, 4th

Tivoli Cafe, 16-18 Eddy

Tobin D. J., 210 Post

Toft Christian P., 428 Kearny

Toncovich &Boso, 105 Washington

Torrence J. S. Mrs., 419 Hayes

Trainor Joseph H., 1155 Market

Treas Spero, 311, 49th Av

Tyler R. C. Mrs., 13b Polk

Uibigau Theodore, 330 Kearny

Valianos George, 1007 Market

Van Noorden William F., 1038 Folsom

Vaviloff & Cockerill, 1304 Market

Versalovich Anton, 1342 Market

Versaloyich & Cossanovich, Grand Central
Market

Viticultural Restaurant, 315-317 Pine

Vlautin P. Paul, 715 Davis

Voorsanger Sarah Mrs., S s Haight bet Cole

and Clayton
Vuckovich John, 3814 Ellis
Waldron John T., 1130 Union
Wallendorf Gustave, 2012 Fillmore
Walter & Walterstein, S s Haight bet Clayton

and Cole .

Warder B. E. Miss, 3281 Mission
Wallendorf Charles, 2016 Devisadero
Wells & Yeager, 52, 8th
Werner Charles, 2424 Mission
Westerfeld's Bakery, 1035 Market
Wilcox Simeon E., 917 Mission
Wildrick C. D., 1530 Polk
Wilson & Druoker, 114-130 Post
Woerz Gottlieb H.. 429 Bush
Wolf Charles, 1009 Larkin
Wood F. Mrs., 1147 Howard
Young Frank, 324 Larkin
Young Frederick, 639 Kearny
Young H. H., 228 Kearny
Young Women's Christian Association Reading

and Lunch Rooms, 116 Davis
Young & Matthey, 867-869 Malket
Young & Weisman, 725 Market
Zamale Andrew, 25, 6th
Zaro Marco, 161 Steuart
ZaroS. &Co., 11 East
Zinkand Cafe, 923-929 Market

* Rice Machinery.
LINFORTH JAMES, 37 Market

Riding Academies.

(See also Bicycle Riding Schools.)
Bailey, Weller & Neave, 34 Golden Gate Av
Barnes Riding Academy The, 501-503 Stan-

yan
Van Ness Riding Academy and Fencing School.

1615 Pacific Av

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Riggers.

Davis Llewellyn, 530 Battery

EMMONS GEORGE W.,

safes and machinery elevated and moved,
draying done, 203 Front, telephone " '
1722

Haviside John J., 46Steuart
Servant W. P. & Co., 17 Howard
Smith William H., 118-120 Howard

*Rock Drilling Machines.
MORRIS H. D. & CO., 141-143, 1st

•Roll Grinding and Corrugating.
O'BRIEN M., .511-513 Mission

• Roller Mills.
O'BRIEN M., 511-513 Mission

Rolling Mills.
PACIFIC ROLLING MILL CO., 100 Market

Roofers— Asphaltum.

BRUGGEMAN H. & SON, 439 Bush

California Roofing and Repairing Co., 30 Chroni-
cle Bldg

Clendinnen John, 1150 Mission

Conlin & Robeits, 728-730 Mission

Eagle Asphaltum Roofing and Contracting Co.,
628 Market

Flaherty Richard. 35 Post

Kropp Charles, 439 Bush

LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

Nichols HiramD., 6.36 Market

PACIFIC ASPHALTUM WORKS, 413 Kearny

PACIFIC COAST ROOF PAINT CO., 1809 Folsom,
telephone Mission 168

Pacific Paving Co., 106 Phelan Bldg

PACIFIC REFINING AND ROOFING CO., 153
Crocker Bldg

Ralston & Nelson, 151 Beale

Ross James. HI Van Ness Av

Schottler Herman, 605 Clay

Wainwright William, 7 Spear nr Market

Walton Nelson C, 142 Townsend rear

Whitney John T., 1404 Eddy

Wilson William H., 149 Natoma

•Roofers— Felton Composition.
PARAFFINS PAINT CO. (P. &B.), 116 Battery

Roofers— Metal.

Conlin & Roberts, 728-730 Mission

Coon Edward L., 912 Howard

Cronan William, 1213 Market

De Gear Jefferson D., 40 New Montgomery

Flahavan & Conway. 135, 2d

Fleming Harry E., 704 Devisadero

Forderer Cornice Works, 224-338 Mission

Guilfoy James, 204, 8th

Hammond Philip, 40 New Montgomery

Hughes Bros., 505 Fell

Iredale Charles W., 953 Mission

LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

Lea Henry E., 1216 Oak

Maguire James H., 339 Eddy

Matthews E., 724 Larkin

PACIFIC COAST ROOF PAINT CO., 1809 Folsom,

telephone Mission 168
Pendola Peter, 114, 18th
Ralston & Nelson, 151 Beale
Richardson & Engler, 23 "Valencia
Roberts James H., 206 Waller

San Francisco Paint and Roofing

CO., 307 Montgomery, every description
of roofing work done. Repairing and
painting roofs a specialty

Schuster Bros., 306 Sutter

Snead Bros., 3038 Geary and 1438 Howard

• Roofers— Pitch and Gravel.
PACIFIC REFINING AND ROOFING CO., 153

Crocker Bldg

Roofers— Slate.

Conlin & Roberts, 728-730 Mission
Guilfoy James, 204, 8th
Forderer Cornice Works, 224-328 Mission
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

Roofing Materials.
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Malthine Manufacturing Co., 419 California
Merrell I. L., 739 Brannan
PACIFIC REFINING AND ROOFING CO., 153

Crocker Bldg
PARAFFINE PAINT CO. (P. & B.), 116 Battery
Walton Nelson C, 142 Townsend rear

Roofing Paints.

(See Paints— Roofing.)

Rope Manufacturers.

(See Cordage Manufacturers.)

• Rope Wire.

(See also Wire Rope Manufacturers.)
BAKER & HAMILTON, NW cor Pine and Davis

• Rosin— Importers.
HOLCOMBE BROTHERS. 116 California
KITTLE & CO., 202 California

• Rubber Belting.

(See also Belting.)

BOSTON WOVEN HOSE AND RUBBER CO.,
14-16 Fremont

Bowers Rubber Co., 43 Sacramento

Degen Ludolph P., 105-107 Mission

GOODYEAR RUBBER CO. (mnfrs.), 577-579 Mar-
ket

MORRIS H. D. & CO., 141-143, 1st

NEW YORK BELTING AND PACKING CO..
LTD., 509-511 Market

O'BRIEN M., 511-513 Mission

Rubber Boots and Shoes.

BOSTON RUBBER SHOE CO.,

44, 2d

Buckingham & Hecht, 335-237 Bush

GOODRICH HARD RUBBER CO., 35 New Mont-
gomery

Goodyear Metallic Rubber Shoe Co., 577-579
Market

GOODYEAR RUBBER CO. (mnfrs.), 577-579 Mar-
ket

NEW YORK BELTING AND PACKING CO.
LTD., 509-511 Market

Porter, Slessinger & Co., 7-9 Battery

Woonsocket Rubber Co., 115 Battery

• Rubber Clothing.

Barash B. & Co., 115, 1st

DETRICK £. Jr., 303 California

GOODYEAR RUBBER CO. (mnfrs.), 577-579

Market
NEW YORK BELTING AND PACKING CO.,

LTD., 509-511 Market

Rubber Goods.

Agnew & Kiser Co., 57, 3d
Beckett F. A., 330 Sutter

Boston Woven Hose and Rubber Co., 14-16 Fre-
mont
Bowers Rubber Co., 43 Sacramento
California Rubber Co., 577-579 Market
Columbia Rubber Works, 35 New Montgomery

riA-j -w — X -| -| J • Has the largest circulation oi

itie xDtiiietin "^"rcfrriz,?:^""'

W. B. CHAPMAN,. ...barto'nTSItS

Selected Vintages op

S Fine Bordeaux and Sautemes.

123 CALIFORNIA STREET.

KUB

CEOCKER-LANGIiEY DIKECTORY.

SAD

1923

FOR THE JOBBING TRADE ONLY

MANUFACTURERS

THE B. F. GOODRICH CO. ,

THE GOODRICH HARD RUBBER CO. (~ 0"°."'

PACIFIC COAST BRANCH

35 New Montgomery Street, San Francisco
E. C. DAILEY, MANAGER

11= VOW in^T^NT NOiZELTIES GO TO

FDHMEHLY PARTNER WITH

THE LATE CAKLINKNER. ^^l^PT^^I&w TELEPHONE N94-aD.

MOISE

->RED-.-

4RUBBrRSTAMPS,STENCILS

Medals, BADGESXHECKs, dies

- SANSo. 3 20 ^G^SCO^^

TAKE ELEVATOR

Doyle Henry & Co., 517-519 Market

Elastic Tip Co., 46 Market

Goodrich B. F. Co., 35 New Montgomery

GOODRICH HARD RUBBER CO., m New Mont-
gomery

GOODYEAR RUBBER CO. (mnfrs), 577-579 Mar-
ket

Gorham William J., 315 Mission

GUTTA PERCHA AND RUBBER MFG. CO., 30-
32 Fremont

Hackett James A.,58Steuart

Kirkwood Hard Rubber Co., 124 Murphy Bids'

MORRIS H. D. & CO., 141-143, 1st

NEW YORK BELTING AND PACKING CO..
LTD., 509-511 Market

Pacific Rubber Co. of S. F., 577-579 Market

REVERE RUBBER CO., 527 Market

San Francisco Rubber Co., 577-579 Market

Western Rubber Co., 14-16 Fremont

* Rubber Hose.

(See also Hose.)

GOODYEAR RUBBER CO. (mnfrs), 577-579 Mar-
ket

LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

NEW YORK BELTING AND PACKING CO.
LTD., 509-511 Market

* Rubber Mould Manufacturers.

Layng H. G. Machine Works, 107-111 Fremont

Rubber Stamps.
ACME ENGRAVING CO., 436 Montgomery
Alexander L. M. & Co., 218 Sansome
Conti Arthur, 1433 Market
CROCKER H. S. CO., 215-219 Bush
Hanks M. W. & Co., 34-35 Merchants' Exchange
Bldg

SOMETHING NEW

SIMPLEX

PRINTER

200 Copies from One Writinp
NO WASHING

NO INK ROLLER
NO MELTING

MATCHLESS NO cleaning

METAL PDLI5H.

OFFICE. ROOM 68

IMPERIAL STAMP PADS, W. D. McArthur

agent, 132 California
Irvine J. C. & Co., 339 Kearny

KlinterCJI-&(S.s?^.

KOCH & HARNEY,

648 Sacramento
MOISE L. H., 320 Sansome, room 68
Oakley Aaron D., 423 Washington
Patrick B. H., 512 Market
Patrick B. H. &Co., 318 California
Spencer Carlington T., 503 California

* Rugs.

Benquiat Hadji E., 420 Sutter

ITO SOTOMI & CO., 116 Sutter

Leedom T. L. & Co., 35 New Montgomery

SLOANE W. & J. & CO., 641-647 Market '

Stone B. L., 328 Sutter

Turkish Rug Co., 324 Sutter

Sacks.

(See Bag Manufacturers, also Bags and
Bagging.)

Saddle Tree Manufacturers and Dealers.
JORSS & LEONARD. 511, 5th
MAIN & WINCHESTER, 214-220 Battery
VISALIA STOCK SADDLE CO., 510 Market

* Saddlers and Harness Makers.

(See also Harness and Saddlery.)

VISALIA STOCK SADDLE CO.

510 Market

WASHBURN & MOEN MFG. CO.

s.A.2sr :FS<.A.iJrcisco, c.a.Ij.

BARBED
COPPER
INSULATED

WIRE

NAILS,
ROPE,
SPRINGS.

si:

ill

S S e*
M 09

BACCHUS CELLARS J_ QUNDLACH & CO.,

AND RHINE-FARM VINEYARDS, :PE,oi=E,iETOTts,

SONOMA. SAN FRANCISCO AND NEW YORK.

1924

SAD

CROCKER-LA NGLEY DIRECTORY.

SAL

Saddlery Hardware.

(See Harness and Saddlery Hardware.)

Safe Deposit Companies.

Bank of Commerce, 805 Market

California Safe Deposit and Trust Co., SE cor

California and Montgomery
First National Bank of S. F. Safe Deposit, NW

cor Bush and Sansome
Union Trust Co. of S. F., NE cor Montgomery

and Market

* Safe Manufacturers and Dealers.
HALL'S SAFE AND LOCK WORKS, 609-611 Mar-
HERMANN SAFE CO., 5e6-.538 Sacramento

536-528 Sacramento St.

THt

HERMANN

SAFE

Highest

Award
Wherever
Exhibited

Special Sizes
of Safes

Built
to Order.

HERRING-HALL-MARVIN CO., 609 Market

* Safe Movers.

EMMONS GEORGE W..

safes elevated and all kinds of rigging
done, 203 Front, telephone Main 1722

Farnsworth & Ruggles. 100 California
OVERLAND FREIGHT TRANSFER CO., safes
elevated to any floor, main office SE cor
5th and Bluxome, branch office NW cor
California and Front
Patridge C. C, SW cor Jessie and 3d

* Safe Openers.

Ensign William F., 318 Market

HALL'S SAFE AND LOCK WORKS, 609-611 Mar-

HERMANN SAFE CO., 536-528 Sacramento
HERRING-HALL-MARVIN CO., 609 Market
Periam C. J. & Co., 40-43 Main

WEST M. G.,

6 California

Safes.

ADAMS & BECK CO. THE

(C. W. Adams and E. B. and C. C. Beck),
Pacific Coast agents Mosler Safe Co.,
Stimpson Computing Scale Co., Champion
Cash Register Co. and Hough Cash Re-
corder Co., 308 Market
Alpine Safe Co., 14 California

Cincinnati Safe and Lock Co.,

David N. Hawley agent, 318 Market

Diebold Safe and Lock Co., 6 California
Hall's Safe and Lock Works, 609-611 Market
Herring-Hall-Marvin Co., 609 Market
Malloy John. 54 Clay
Nauman P. Z. & Co., 103 Clay
Park & Kennedy, 103-105 Murphy Bldg
Periam C. J. & Co., 40-42 Main
Waltz Charles, 109-111 Market
Waterbury George A., 318 Fremont
Wilshire Safe and Scale Co., 6 California

* Sail Duck.
AMES & HARRIS, NW cor Sacramento and

Drumm
SIMPSON & FISHER. 34-36 Steuart

* SaU Twines.
AMES & HARRIS, NW cor Sacramento

Drumm
DOYLE HENRY & CO., 517-519 Market
SIMPSON & FISHER, 34-36 Steuart

Sailmakers.

Brann & Prior, 54-56 Clay
Davis William, 6 California
Doyle James J., 50 Clay
Henrix & Eraser, 46 Clay
Hitch Edward E., 13 Market
SIMPSON & FISHER, 34-36 Steuart

Sale Stables.

(See Stables Sale.)

Salmon Canners.

Alaska Improvement Co., 3 Steuart
Alaska Packers' Association, 308 Market
Behring Sea Packing Co., 3 Steuart
Carquinez Packing Co., 132 Davis
Chignik Bay Packing Co., 30-32 California
Columbia River Packing Co., 13.5-137 Market
Golden Gate Salmon Co., 40 California, room 2
Hale Cress P., 133 Davis, room 3
Hume Canning and Trading Co., 318 California
Hume George W. & Co., 133 Davis
Hume Packing Co.. 133 Davis
Hume R. D. & Co., 318 California, room 11
Klamath Packing and Trading Co., 318 Califor-
nia, room 11
Lynde & Hough Co., 40 California, room 5
Naknek Packing Co., 30-32 California
North Pacific Trading and Packing Co., 330

Pine
Pacific Steam Whaling Co., 30 California
Sacramento River Packers' Association. 122

Davis
Saratoga Packing Co., 316 California

* Salmon Net Threads.

BARBOUR BROS. CO. THE, Henry Doyle & Co.

agents, 517-519 Market
KITTLE & CO., 303 California

* Saloon Fixtures.

Fink & Schindler, 1309-1315 Market

LANE W. E.. 505 Kearny

ST. GERMAIN BILLIARD CO., 55-57,

Salt Dealers.

American Salt Co., 317 Sacramento
Barton B. F. & Co., 311-213 Sacramento
Carmen Island Salt Co., 134-136 Main
Commercial Salt Co., 513 California
Conn Frederick J., 314 Sacramento
CRYSTAL ROCK SALT MINING CO., 509 Mont-
gomery, rooms 3-4
KITTLE & CO., 302 California
Lundjf A. L. & Co., 326-338 Front
Mac Grotty Alfred & Co., 307 Sacramento
Nevada Salt and Borax Co., 310 Pine
New Liverpool Salt Co. (Salton,Cal.), 109 Cali-
fornia
Pioneer Salt Works, 311-313 Sacramento
Plummer Bros., 14-16 Spear,
SHERWOOD & SHERWOOto (Crosse & Black-
well's Extra Refined British Table Salt in
stone and glass jars), 213-314 Market
Union Pacific Salt Co., 316 Sacramento

PRINTS THE NEWS TWELVE HOURS

The Btilletin "^zz.zr:^'^

Kodaks

TO

RENT.

T. P. ANDREWS,
109 Montgomery St.

SAN

CROCKER-LANGLEY DIRECTORY.

SAW

1925

CHAS. E. PARCELLS

Sec'y and Mgr.

PACIFIC $A$ri-WElCriT « FOUNDRV CO.

(incorporated)
MANUFACTURERS OF

Sash=Weights, Elevator and Counterpoise Weights
Machine Castings

IRON POSTS, COLUMNS. CRESTINGS, GRATE BARS, MANHOLES, SHIVES, WASHERS

ALL KINDS OF SOFT AND HARD IRON CASTINGS

OFFICE AND WORKS, 563, 565, 567 FOLSOH STREET, SAN FRANCISCO

r^a

TELEPHONE MAIN 5698

no

* Sanitary Appliances.

BUDDE JOSEPH, wood work for water closets,
bath tubs, etc., 575 Mission

* Sanitary Goods.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

T « Jl^;d*°-1*2 Fremont
lANE W. E., 505 Kearny

Sanitariums.

Lindsay James, 107 Natoma
Lytton Springs Medical and Surgical Sanita-
rium (Sonoma Co.), 41, 2d
Maclean Sanitarium, 1534 Mission
Waldeck Sanatorium, 717 Jones

* Sash Cords.
SILVER LAKE CO. THE, Henry Doyle & Co.
agents, 517-519 Market

* Sash Weights.

Eagle Iron Foundry, 563-567 Folsom

METROPOLITAN FOUNDRY,

Curtis Tobey proprietor, 204 Townsend

PACIFIC SASH WEIGHT AND

FOUNDRY CO., 563-567 Folsom

Sashes.

<See Doors, Sashes and Blinds, also Planing

Mills.
HANSEN M. & CO., 231-251 King

ivi. m/\i\jse:im se co.

THE KING PLANING MILL

Sash, Doors and Blinds. Turning, Brac^-ets, Mould-
ings. All kinds of House Finish on hand and made
to order. Telephone No. 5856.

231-251 King St., bet. Third and Fourth.

Sauce and Catsup Makers.

California Pure Food Co., 328 Montgomery

FISHER PACKING CO., 509-517 Commercial

Herby N. J., 686 Brannan

Philadelphia Manufaotering Co., 431-435, 7th

Saunders Frederick, 703 Bryant

Shrakkart Charles, 718 Bryant

South End Pickle Works, 423-428, 5th

* Sauces— Importers.
SHERWOOD & SHERWOOD (Crosse & Black-
well's assorted English, Curtice Bros. Co.
Blue Label Ketchup and Durkee's Salad
Dressing), 212-214 Market

Sausage Casings.

Pacific Butchers' Supply Co.,

770 Mission

Preservaline Manufacturing Co., 154 New Mont-
gomery
Suhling Frank, 5th Av South nr M

* Sausage Importers.

(See also Provisions— Wholesale.)
BRAUER, GRASSHOFF & CO., 309 Front

Sausage Makers.

Alber & Wachter, 247, 3d
Bachmann Henry, 2152 Mission
BillJacob, 124, 3d

Bluhm & Rathjens, 1315-1319 Pacific
Borella & Poma, 1428 Nebraska
Bunker George D., 74-75 California Market
Cervelli B. & Co., 433 Broadway
Chiesa Angelo, NE cor Montgomery and Broad-
way
Clausen Frederick, 1511 Market
Clauss Jacob, 3-4 Grand Western Market
Crough John A., 428 Hayes and 108, 6th
Duprat Louis, 71 California Market
Dutchler George, 413 Shotwell
Greenberg Henry, 1044/2 Howard
Guehring Bros., 318, 12th
Heineman & Stern, 916 Larkin
Heinz Charles, 362, 3d
Iftert Leonhardt, 61 Centre Market
Kanngiesser Julius, 1409 Stockton
Lamanet & Haurat, 720 Vallejo
Lankes & Co., 125, 6th
Laubscher Charles. 530 Valencia
Laubscher Louis, 1557 Market
Pfaendler Anton, 162. 9th
Schiller August, 26 Centre Market
Schnetzler Louis, 19, 6th
Torre & Morando, 1522 Dupont
Verga & Cariani, 204 Montgomery Av
Voll Henry, 37 Centre Market
Wacker & Rabb, 1320 Dupont
Wilfert Bros., 1378 Market
Winter & Felsing, 37 Main
Winter & Steinhauser, 82214 Jessie
Wolff William, 511 Pacific

Saw Filers.

Byrne Charles, 14 Howard
Campini Eugenio, 9 Gordon
Conn Edward J., 656 Mission
Dupas Amedee, 673 Mission
Fautz Henry. 47 Clay
Kennedy & Fitzgerald, 45, 11th
Mignola John Jr., 1332 Mission
Purrington Turner C, 609 Mission
Simpson Hyram, 649 Mission
Terry Thaddeus W., 1233 Union

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m

CO
GO

CD

$1.00 !

SUITS CLEANED AND PRESSED

GOLDEN WEST CLOTHING RENGVATORY,
EtEPHONE Main 1157. i2 Montgomery Street.

$1.00

Seldom equaled, never surpassed. Any
amount delivered free. Family orders a Spec-
ialty. Lowest prices. Stalls 68, 69, 70, 71,
and 47 and 48 California Market. Tel. 1329 M.

1926

SAW

CROCKEK-LANGLEY DIRECTORY.

SCH

Saw Manufacturers.

Bird & Haughy, 208-212 Mission

California Saw Works, 208-212 Mission

Disston Henry & Sons, 208-213 Mission

EBY JNO. D. (agent Emerson, Smith & Co., band

saws), 17-19 Main
Gibbs Reuben F., 637 Mission
Linforth Alfred, 821 Valencia
Pacific Saw Manufacturing Co., 17-19 Fremont
SIMONDS SAW CO., 31 Main

SIMONDS SAW CO.

31 MAIN STREET

Pacific Coast Agents for the " Simonds " Saws
and Knives; "Dodge "Wood Split Pulleys;
Cleveland Rubber Co's Belting, Hose, Packing:
Bickford & Francis Leather Belting; Grant
Corundum and Detroit Emery Wheels, etc.

Spaulding N. W. Saw Co., 17-19 Fremont

Sawdust and Sand.

Foley Michael, NE cor 6th and Channel

GREG FRANK,

529 Mission, telephone Main 1623

Lagrave Gabriel, 710 Folsom

Liebert Henry, 616 Lombard

Lindauer Ernst, 468-470 Tehama

Marxen Julius, 855 Harrison

St. Supery Antoine, 555 Howard

Stohlmann Henry, 327, 12th

Wainwright & Easton (molding), 30 Market

Sawmill Machinery.
CALIFORNIA SAW WORKS, 208-212 Mission
EBY JNO. D. (selling agent Stearns Mfg. Co.),

17-19 Main
Hendy Joshua Machine Works, 38-44 Fremont
PARKE & LACY CO., 21-23 Fremont
RIX COMPRESSED AIR MACHINERY CO., Il-
ls, 1st
UNION IRON WORKS, oflice 222 Market, works

Potrero
VULCAN IRON WORKS, 135-145 Fremont

Saw MiUs.

(See Planing Mills.)

Scales and Balances.

ADAMS & BECK CO. THE

(C. W. Adams and E. B. and C. C. Beck),
Pacific Coast agents Stimpson Computing'
Scale Co., Mosler Safe Co., Champion Cash
Register Co. and Hough Cash Recorder
Co., 308 Market
BAKER & HAMILTON, NW cor Pine and Davis
Cincinnati Safe and Lock Co., 318 Market
Fairbanks, Morse & Co., 316 Market

HAWLEY DAVID N.,

318 Market

Howe Scale Co., 12-14 Pine

MoUoy John, 54 Clay

Nauman P. Z. & Co., 102 Clay

Park & Kennedy. 103-105 Murphy Bldg

Pierce & Co., 11 i6 Chronicle Bldg

Potter Frederick S., 47 Clay

Standard Scale and Supply Co., 6 California

United States Standard Weight and Measure

Assn., 41 Fremont
Wilshire Safe and Scale Co., 6 California

* School Apparatus.

TAYLOR JOHN & CO.,

63, 1st

* School Bells.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

* School, Church and Opera Chairs.
KANE THOMAS & CO., 12-14 Drumm

School Furniture.

(See also Furniture.)
Fuller George H. Desk Co., 638-640 Market
Pacific School Furnishing Co., 723 Market
WEBER C. F. & CO. (sole agents A. H. An-
drews & Co., Chicago and New York), 300-
306 Post
Whittaker & Ray Co., 723 Market

^ Schools— Private.

Academy of the Immaculate Conception, 1212-

1214 Guerrero
Academy of the Sacred Heart, SW cor Franklin

and Ellis
Adie Ellen Miss, 2012 Pine
Anderson's College and Normal School, 3142,

16th
BOLTE JEANNE MISS, 2297 Sacramento'
Bradley Kindergarten and Primary School, 528

Eddy
Carruthers Mamie Miss, 1816 Devisadero
Cochran Edith E. Miss, 1530 Point Lobos Av
COLLEGE OF NOTRE DAME, Dolores bet 16th

and 17th
Convent of the Holy Family, 860 Hayes
Convent of the Immaculate Conception, W s

Guerrero bet 24th and 25th
CUNNINGHAM A. A., F. C. S., 229 Geary

SCHOOL OF CHEMISTRY AND ASSAYING
A. A. CUNNINGHAM, F. C. S.

229 GEARY ST.

TELEPHOr

CORNER POWELL
MAIN 1028

Filippe's Academy of Languages, 320 Post
Gutcher Margaret Mrs., 1522 Geary
Hamlin Sarah D. Miss, 1810 Gough
HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 24 Post
Irving Institute, 1036 Valencia
LAKE MARY MISS, 1534 Sutter
Lyceum The, 333-.335 Phelan Bldg
McNEVINS CAPT., PACIFIC COAST NAVIGA-
TION SCHOOL, 404-406 Beale

CAPT. MCNEVIN'S
Pacific Coast Navigation School

ESTABLISHED I8T6

404-406 BEALE STREET

Offers a thorough and PRACTICAL training In all
branches of NAVIGATION. The best equipped
institution on the Pacific Coast. Details on applica-
tion. Terms reasonable.

Mefret's French and English Institute, 1321

Powell
MEISTERCHAFT SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,

Charles H. Sykes principal, 112 O'Farrell

Merrill S. E. Mrs., 2215 Howard

Moesta A. Mrs., 729 Turk

MOORE ELIZABETH MISS. 515 Haight

Munson School of Shorthand and Typewriting,
6 and 10 Y. M. C. A. Bldg, 5th floor

Murison Elizabeth L. Miss, 2234 Pacific Av

Noyes Florence Miss, 2849 Mission

Our Lady of Mercy's Academy, SE cor Fre-
mont and Harrison

Pacific Academy, 819 Market

Sacred Heart Presentation Convent School, SW
cor Taylor and Ellis

San Francisco Business College, 1236 Market

St. Anthony's School, Army bet Shotwell and
Folsom

St. Boniface's School, S s Golden Gate Av nr
Jones

The Bulletin

DELIVERED ANYWHERE.

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Telephone Main 826.

PERRIER-JOUET & CO. CHAMPAGNE, ItZ^T.

Sole Agent for the Pacific Coast.

123 California Street,

SCH

CROCKER-LA NGLEY DIRECTORY.

SEE

3927

St. Brendan's School, SE cor Fremont and Har-
rison
St. Brigid's School, S s Broadway bet Van Ness

Av and Franklin
St. Francis' Technical School, SW cor Geary

and Gough
St. Ignatius' College, W s Van Ness Av bet

Hayes and Grove
St. John's German and English School, 1317

Mason
St. Joseph's Granomar School, SW cor 10th and

Howard
ST. KATHARINE'S EPISCOPAL SCHOOL, 824

Fulton
St. Patrick's School, N s Everett bet 3d and

4th
St. Paul's English and German School, SE cor

Gough and Eddy
St. Peter's Academy, E s Alabama bet 24th and

25th
St. Peter's School, 1203 Alabama
St. Rose's Academy, E s Fillmore bet Fell and

and Oak
St. Rose's School, Freelon nr Bryant
St. Vincent's School, S s Mission bet 3d and

New Montgomery
STIEHL'S BUSINESS COLLEGE AND SHORT-
HAND INSTITUTE, 723 Market
Trask Carrie S. Miss. 2513 Mission
TRINITY SCHOOL, 3300 Washington
Urban School, 2124 California
Van der Naillen's School of Engineering, 723

Market
Van Ness Seminary, 1849 Jackson
West Mary B. Miss, 2014 Van Ness Av
Widder Goswin, 2812 Clay

ZISKA INSTITUTE,

French, German and English School for
girls, Mme. B. Ziska A. M., principal, 1606
van Ness Av

Oakland.
Convent of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart, 1534

I * Seal Presses.

CROCKER H. S. CO., 215-219 Bus

Screen Makers.

CO.

CALIFORNIA PERFORATING SCREEN

(perforated metal), 147 Beale
Hindes Edward B. & Co., 411 Mission
San Francisco Pioneer Screen Works, 221-223

1st

Scroll Sawyers.

(See Planing Mills.

Sculptors.
BARRETT BARNABAS J., Sears nr Sickles Av
Brooks Caroline S., 817 Devisadero
Dobbertin Otto, 424 Pine
Edwards Morton A., 515^/4 , 13th
Flohr Frederick, 604 Merchant

HAPPERSBERGER FRANK,

51 City Hall Av, r. 1315 Hyde

Keyaert & Manetta, 253 Stevenson
SCHMID RUPERT, 2022 Van Ness Av
Vasileski Victor, 818 Laguna
Zocchi Angelo, 639 Broadway

* Seal Engravers.

(See also Engravers Seal.

K:Untam<CJI-&(S-b|^

MOISE L. H., 320 Sansome, room (

* Seal Press Engravers.
MOISE L. H., 320 Sansome, room 68

K:»^ito^afl:&(§-«^

Searchers of Records.

Breckon F. W. Page, 530 California, room 61
CALIFORNIA TITLE INSURANCE AND TRUST

CO., Mills Bldg
Clement J. & E. B., 405 Montgomery, room 13
Evans William M., 335 Montgomery
McCraith Thomas & Co., 14 McAllister
Mearns George, 425 Montgomery, room S
Rolls John S., 425 Montgomery

ROULEAU F. A.,

(0. A. Rouleau) , 322 Montgomery

F. A. ROULEAU (o.a. rouleau)

(Successor to BROOKS & ROULEAU;

SEARCHER OF RECORDS

For the City and County of San Francisco

Safe Deposit Building

322 Montgomery Street

TELEPHONE MAIN 1879

SIMPSON & MILLAR, 535 California

-John E. Millar Thos. B. Simpson

SIMPSON & MILLAR

Successors to C. V. GILLESPIE
SEARCHERS OF RECORDS

535 CALIFORNIA STREET

Branch Office, N. W. Cor. McAllister and Larkln Sts.
Telephone No., Main 1932

Second-hand Furniture.

(See Furniture Second-hand.)

LUNDY FURNITURE CO.

Pays Highest Prices for Second-hand
FURNITURE, STOVES, CARPETS, ETC.

Seeds and Plants.

Bowen Edgar J., 815-817 Sansome

Cox Seed and Plant Co., 411-415 Sansome

Keyser Paul, 206 Clay

Meherin Thomas, 516 Battery

Miller Frederick A., 215 Hayes

Sevin Vincent & Co., 607 Sansome

Sunset Seed and Plant Co., 427-429 Sansome

Sweeney John P., 409-411 Davis

Thiele Eugene, 607 Sansome

TRUMBULL & BEEBE,

419-421 Sansome
TRUMBULL & BEEBE

Growers, Importers and
Dealers In

&&&dis and Xroos

419-421 Sansome Street

SAN FPtANClSCO.

Volkman Charles M., 408 Front
Wellington B. F., 425 Washington

WATSON & CO.

PACIFIC COAST AGENTS.

124 ^Market Street.

ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.,

215 Valencia St
Tel. Mission 40.

1928

SEW

CROCKER-I-ANGLEY DIBECTORY.

SHI

Sewer Pipe.

(See also Drain and Sewer Pipe.)

CN 727 MONTGOMERY ST. 1^

N.CLARK&lSONS.

GV 17-19 SPEAR ST.rO

ClawsonL. E. & Co., 1340 Market

GLADDING, McBEAN& CO.

I358-I360 MARKET ST.

LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

Southern California Coal and Clay Co., 10 Cali-
fornia, room 3
STEIGER A. SONS, 20-22, 8th
Stevens Francis M. , NE cor Larkin and Market

* Sewer Traps.

N.CLARK8cS0NS.

GY 17-19 S

LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

• Sewer Work.
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

SEWERS LAID and REPAIRED
\AI. E. LMINE

505 Kearny St. Telephone 3Iain 315

* Sewers.

Gravity Flusher Co., 315 California

LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

Tucker Edward E., 315 California

* Sewing Machine Attachments.

Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Co., 342 Post

♦Sewing Machine Repairers.

Cohen I. S., 145, 6th
Schmidt Oscar, 516 Bush

* Sewing Machine Supplies.

Domestic, J. W. Evans agent, 1021 Market
Hill Arthur M. & Co., 628 Market
MOONEY JOHN H., 523 Mission
SchiDidt Oscar, 516 Bush
Shawl Charles, 30, 2d

Singer Manufacturing Co. The, 231 Crocker Bldg
Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Co., 933 Mar-
ket
White Sewing Machine Co., 138-140 Ellis
Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Co., 342 Post

Sewing Machines.

(Manufacturers and Dealers.)
Automatic Sewing Machine, 342 Post
Clemens & Kilpatrick, 715 Valencia
Cohen I. S., 145, 6th

DAVIS SEWING MACHINE CO.,

William E. Jackson agent, 632 Washington

Diamond. 145, 6th

DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINES, J. W. Evans

agent, 1021 Market
Donaldson John, 205, 4th
Eldridge. 145, 6th
Farmar Mary A. Mrs., 1704 Market
Hill Arthur M. & Co., 628 Market
Household, 145, 6th
Improved Goodrich, 145,6th
Jackson William E., 632 Washington
Jennie June. 145. 6th
Monahan Margaret Miss, 1931 Mission
MOONEY JOHN H., 523 Mission
New Home Sewing Machine Co., 1051 Market
Plambeck Charles, 1915 Mission
Schmidt Oscar, 516 Bush
Shawl Charles, 30, 2d

Singer Manufacturing Co. The, 231 Crocker Bldg
Stadelmann Frank, 631 Valiejo
Standard. 145,6th
Sutto.i Sam B., 15.59 Market
Ullner William C, 422 Montgomery Av
Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Co., 933 Mar-
White Sewing Machine Co., 138-140 Ellis
Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Co., 342 Post

* Sewing Silks.

Brown & Metzner (Corticelli), 535 Market
Cohen I. S. (Eureka Silk Co.), 145, 6th
Domestic, J. W. Evans agent, 1021 Market

* Sheep Wash.
GRACE W. R. & CO., 203 California

Sheet Iron and Steel Pipe.
SMITH FRANCIS & CO., 130 Beale

Sheet Metal Workers..

(See Tin and Sheet Iron Workers.)

* Sheet Metals.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

Sheet Music.

(See Music Publishers.)

Sheet Wax.

(See Artists' Materials.)

Shells— Marine.
Cook Herman, 105 Beale
Heininger Charles P., 526 Market
HERMANN THEODORE & CO., 630 Washington
Nolte William F., 108 Golden Gate Av
Tetzen Charles, 118-120 Clay

Shingle Manufacturers.
Hanson & Co., 48 Market
Nelson Charles, 6 California
Pollard & Dodge, 22 California, rooms 5-6

Ship Ballasters.

(See Ballasters.)

Ship Biscuit Makers.

(See Bakeries— Cracker.)

Ship Brokers.

(See Brokers— Ship.)

Ship BuUders.

Boole George, 5 Spear

Boole William A., 219 Steuart

FULTON ENGINEERING AND SHIP BUILDING

WORKS, 213, 1st
Hall Bros., 28 California
Hay & Wright, 55 Mission

LANTERI G. F.,

yard, wharf and 100 ton dry dock, Sausa-
lito, Cal., office 503 East

Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works, SE cor

Howard and Beale
Turner Matthew, 40 California, room 10

UNION IRON WORKS,

office 222 Market, works Potrero
UNION IRON WORKS

Builders of Vessels of Every Description.
Contractors to the U. S. Navy for

battle Ships

Office, 222 Market Street

Telephone Main 215

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ACCESSORIES.

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Ship Carvers.

Lovejoy Edward B., 55 Mission

Ship Chandlers.

Bruce, Bowne& Co., 34-36 Steuart
Foard Lorentz, 9-11 Market and 3-5 Steuar
Hendry's Chas. J. Son & Co., b California
Josselyn G. M. & Co., 38-40 Market
Lassen H. C, 139-141 Berry
Lewis, Anderson & Co., 225 East
Middleton & Co., 213 Jackson
Weeks S. F. Co., 31 Market

* Ship Fittings-Metal.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

Ship Joiners.

Anderson H. & Co., 9th Av South nr H

* Ship Materials.

Whitelaw T. P. H. & Son (2d-hand), 216 Spear

* Ship Plumbers.
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Morrison & Bevllookway, 110 Steuart
Olsen, Ruth & Cook, 13-17 Mission

* Ship Stores.
Betels M. & Co., SW cor Harrison and Main
Bowling Thomas H. & Co., 219 Front
Foard Lorentz, 9-11 Market and 3-5 Steuart
Lewis, Anderson & Co., 225 East
Meyer & Akmann, 16-18 Sacramento
PENNELL CHARLES C. & CO., 4 California
Plummer George E. & Co., 54 Steuart
Schiaffino Bros., 621 Sansome
SHERWOOD & SHERWOOD, 312-214 Market
Sloan John, 416 Battery
Snow Louis T., 210 California

Shipping and Commission Merchants.

Adams William J., 10 Market

American Trading Co., 112 California

Athearn Charles G., Pier 4 Steuart

Balfour, Guthrie & Co., 316 California

Beadle Donald, 14 California

Bostwick & Parsons, 22 Mills Bldg, 10th floor

Camarinos D. G., 519-523 Sansome

Catton. Bell & Co., 406 California

Chapman J. F. & Co., 22 California, rooms 7-9

Crawford A. Co. The, 12-14 Drumm

Crowley Paul J., 320 California, room 12

Cutting Fruit Packing Co., 12.S-127 Market

Cutting John T. Co. The, 122 Davis

Dempster & Son, 320 Sansome, room 32

Freeman, Smith & Co., 122 California

Frolich Theodore H., 500 Montgomery

GRACE W. R. & CO., 203 California

Jensen Jacob, 8 California

Johnson James, 9 Mission

Johnson-Locke Mercantile Co. The, 204 Front

Kentfield John& Co., 318 Steuart

Kimball John S., 22 Market

KITTLE & CO., 202 California

Knowles Josiah N., 30 California

Kruse & Madison, 15 Steuart

Lichtenberg William & Co., 320 Sansome, room;

Lorentzen Andrew P., 10 Mission

Lovell Mansfield, 124 California

Lund Henry & Co., 214 California

MACONDRAY & COMPANY. 435-427 Market

Madison B. H. & Sons, 15 Steuart

McKenna James, 46 Steuart

McNear George W., 326 California

Meyer, Wilson & Co., 310 Battery

Meyerink J. O., 438 Sansome

Nissen E. P., 5 Mission

Otis, McAllister & Co., 109 California

OVERLAND FREIGHT TRANSFER CO., main
office SE cor 5th and Bluxome, branch office
NW cor California and Front
Parrott & Co., 306 California
Pike Charles W. & Co., 124 California
Pinet J. & Co., 604 Jackson
Piper, Aden, Goodall Co., 24 Clay
Rosenfeld'.s John Sons, 202 Sansome
SHERWOOD & SHERWOOD, 212-214 Market
Smith George F. & Co., 44 East
Spreckels J. D. & Bros. Co., 327 Market
Sutton & Beebe, 308 Market
Tallon Christopher J., 220 California, room 9
Thiedemann & Delius, 309-310 Safe Deposit Bldg
Wangenheim Sol & Co., 132 Davis
Watson James R., 12-14 Drumm
Welch & Co., 220 California
Wilkens & Co., 124 Sansome
Williams, Dimond & Co., 202 Market
WOLFF WILLIAM & CO., 327-r

Shipping Offices.

Cane William, 26 Steuart

Coasting Seamen Shipping Association 104

Steuart
Hunt Frederick J., 506 Battery
Laflin James, 104 Mission
O'Brien John C. 820 Battery
Sailors' Home, NE cor Harrison and Main
Sailors' Union of the Pacific, SW cor East and

Mission
Savory John R., 13 Steuart
Shipowners Association of the Pacific Coast,

42-44 Steuart

Shipping Registers.

Bureau Veritas, 28 California

Lloyd's Register of British and Foreign Ship-
ping, 304 California

Record of Foreign and American Shipping, 303
California

Shipsmiths,

American Tool Works, 109 Mission

Aspden George, 114 King

Burns Isidore, 20 Steuart

Chrestoflersen & Tway, Bryant bet Spear and

Main
Christie Thomas, 14 Howard
Crockard's H. Sons, 216 Steuart
Muir Bros., 1015 Battery
Pacific Rolling Mill Co.. 100 Market
Phelps W. S. & Co., 13-15 Drumm
Reid Joseph A., 149 Berry

Rowlands Thomas, .lunction Sansome and Bay
Taylor, Adams & Pritchard, 12-14 Market

Shipwrights and Calkers.

Boole George, 5 Spear
Boole William A., 219 Steuart
Campbell Murdock, 103 Steuart
Campbell William J., 212 Spear
Clark & Webster, 22 Spear
Hay & Wright, 55 Mission
Preble Pearson N., Pier 10 Steuart
Rundle George G., 209 Steuart
Whelan John A. & Bro., 354-256 Spear
Wilkins de Winton W.,3 Harrison

Shirt Manufacturers.

Apelt Charles M. Mrs., 136 Montgomery Av

AroD Freres, 311 Sutter

ATKINS R. C. & SONS, 123-125 Montgomery

Beamish Percy, 918-923 Market

Herman Otto, 769 Market

Black Howard, 5^4 Kearny

Brackbill Seymour H., 308 Turk

BRIDGE H. S. & CO., 622 Market

Brokaw Manufacturing Co., 35 New Montgor

ery
Bullock & Jones Co., 105 Montgomery
Butenschon Oscar C, 1346 Folsom
Carmany John W., 25 Kearny

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37 Market Street, S. F.,

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37 MARKET ST., SAN FRANCISCO

PORTLAND, OR., 108-110 FRONT ST.

snirt Manufacturers— Cont'd.

Cluett, Coon & Co., 224-226 Bush
Cohen Baruch, 636 Clay
Cohen Charles & Co., 209 Kearny
Cohen W. Hirsch & Co., 3-5 Battery
Conway & Baumel, 4 Hayes
De Mill E. G., 838 Market
Duggan James B., 119 Montgomery
Eagleson, Hawkins Co., 535 Market
Fojada Celestina Miss, 421 Broadway
Frank Mark E., 238 Kearny
Friedlander Joseph. 422 Turk
Greenehaum, Weil & Michels, 17-19 Sansome
Heger Daniel C. 318 Kearny
Hovert George H.. 312 Montgomery
Hutt Harry D., 212 Mason
Irving Samuel. 328 Bush
Kent Thomas E., 597 Mission
Lautermilch Leopold, 328 Bush
Lawton F. H. & Co., 229 Kearny
Leominster Shirt Co., 35 New Montgomery
Loeb Aaron. 9 Geary
Mever Charles, 735 Guerrero
Neuhaus & Co., 115 Kearny
NEUSTADTER BROTHERS, SW cor Pine and
Sansome

NEUSTADTER BROTHERS

Manufacturers and Importers of

Gents' Furnishing Goods

Manufacturers of

STANDARD SHIRTS

S. W. Corner Sansome and Pine Streets

PhcBnix Shirt Co., 36-28 Battery

Popper L., 23 Kearny

Popper Simon, 235 Kearny

Reinstein Simon, 402 Kearny

Rogerson James C, 521 Valencia

Silberstein Simon, 1310 Buchanan

Trojan Shirt and Collar Co. , 35 New Montgomery

United Shirt and Collar Co., 25-27 Sansome

Wickelhausen H., 924 Larkin

Wilbur Shirt and Collar Co., 6-8 Sutter

Shirts— Retail.

(See Men's Furnishing goods.)

Shoe Findings.
(See Boot and Shoe Findings.)

Shoe Lasts.

(See Last Makers.)

* Shoe Machinery.

Clarrage Edward D., 29, 2d

Goodyear Shoe Machinery Co., 517 Market

Stoll & Van Bergen, 545 Market

* Shoe Stock.
Van Bergen W. F. & Co., 29 Jessie

* Shoe Threads.
BARBOUR BROS. CO. THE, Henry Doyle &

Co. agents, 517-519 Market
Hart A. H. Co. The (New York), 219 Front

* Shoes and Dies— Steel.
MORRIS H. D. & CO., 141-143, 1st

Shooting Galleries.

Burshinsky H. Mrs., Ocean Terrace, Sutro

Heights
Dow John H., 815 Kearny and 429 Dupont
Edwards Stephen, 503 Kearny
Otis William A., 307, 49th Av

Shorthand Teachers.

(See Teachers— Shorthand.)

Shot Manufacturers.

Selby Smelting and Lead Co., 416 Montgomery

Show Cards.
CROCKER H. S. CO., 215-219 Bush
Hill Robert R., 221/2 Geary
McDowell William, 3138a, 16th
Passet & Hahn, 7 Brooks
Pidge Dwight M., 9 Geary
Roberts Printing Co., 220 Sutter
Stuparich Manufacturing Co. The, 523 Market

Show Case Makers.

Bernstein & Co., 414 Market

Bless B. L., 907 Mission

DIXON, BORGESON & CO., 37 Market

HOFFMAN, DAHL & CO., 220 Markat.

Advt. on opposite page.)
Miller Jacob M., 506 Market
Schnoor Charles O. , 520, 15th
Teubner Gustave, 1511 Clay

Sidewalk Elevators.

(See Elevators— Sidewalk.)

• Sidewalk Lights.
HAUSTEIN HENRY, 1832 Howard
JACKSON P. H. & CO.. 228-230, Isl

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Sidewalks.

(See also Artificial Stone.)
California Paving Co., 31-25, 10th
California Petroleum and Asphalt Co., 315

Crocker Bldg
City Street Improvement Co., 11 Mills Bldg, 5th

floor
Eagle Asphaltum Roofing and Contracting Co.,

628 Market
GOODMAN GEORGE, 307 Montgomery

GEORGE GOODMAN

Patentee and Manufacturer of

ARTIFICIAL STONE

IN ALL ITS BRANCHES

Schillinwer's Patent Sidewalk

and Garden Wallt a Specialty.
Office, 307 Montgomery St., Nevada Block

GRAY BROTHERS, 316 Montgomery

LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

Pacific Paving Co., 106-108 Phelan Bldg

Perine N. P. Contracting and Paving Co., 338

Montgomery
Ransome & Smith Co., 101 Sansome, room 26
San Francisco Paving Co., 510 Safe Deposit

Bldg
Santa Cruz Rock Pavement Co., 10-11 Mills

Bldg, 5th floor
Schottler H. & Co. (asphaltum), 605 Clay

* Sifters and Reels Bolting.
O'BRIEN M., 511-513 Mission

Sign Cleaners.

Unwin& Eisan, 3 Mary Lane
Wolf David, 8 Ashburton PI

Sign Painters.

(See Painters— House and Sign.)

Signs.

(See^SIetallic Signs, also Enameled Letters and

* Signs— Composition Letters.
MOISE L. H., 320 Sansome, room 68

* Signs— Metal.
MOISE L. H., 330 Sansome, room (

* Signs— Metal and White Enameled.

K.lx2toierC-,ff-&@-f||ri

Silk Goods.

(See Dry Goods, also Fancy Goods.)

* Silk Hosiery.

Buyer & Reich Co., 3S1-323 Bush
Carlson-Currier Co., 6-8 Sutter

* Silk Importers..

American Trading Co., 112 California
Easton & Schwartz, 19 Battery
Ford C. W. R. & Co., 532 Market
Hart Benno, 13-15 Sansome
Isaacs R. & Bro., 125-137 Sansome
Macondray Bros. & Lockard, 124 Sansome
MACONDRAY & COMPANY, 425-427 Market
Neuburger, Reiss & Co., 516-518 Market

Silk Manufacturers.

BRAINERD & ARMSTRONG (Brown & Metzner

agents), 535 Market
CARLSON-CURRIER CO., 6-8 Sutter
Cohen I. S. (agent), 145, 6th
FORD C. W. R, & CO., 532 Market
Higginbotham & Co., 31 Jessie
Macondray & Company (agents), 435-427 Market

Silver Plated Ware.

(See also Silver Ware also Watchmakers and

Jewelers.)
CARRAU & GREEN, 230 Sutter
Chicago Clock Co., 1632-1634 Market
Cook & Co., 123 Kearny
Hall A. I. & Son, 538-530 Market
Hill & Scott, 103 Flood Bldg
HOLMES & EDWARDS SILVER CO., 120 Sutter,

room 3
MANHATTAN SILVER PLATED CO., 120 Sutter

rooms
Meriden Britannia Co., 134 Sutter
PAIRPOINT MANUFACTURING CO., 220 Sutter

WASHBURN & MOEN MFG. CO.,

BARBED
COPPER
INSULATED

WIRE

NAILS,
ROPE,
SPRINGS.

J. GUNDLACH & CO.

BEST BRANDS of Higo-graoe

California TABLE WINES.

Office. MARKET ano SECOND STREETS.

1932

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Telephone Main 5931

GOLD, SILVER AND NICKEL-PLATING WORKS

DEALERilNaa

Silver-Plated Amalgamating Plates

FOR SAVING GOLD

Every Description of Woric Piated
witl] Goid, Siiver, Nici(el or Copper

653-655 MISSION STREET

Bet. New Montgomery and Third Streets

DENNISTON, Proprietor

EDWARD G.

Silver Platers.

Central Plating Works, 852 Mission

DENNISTON E. G., 653-655 Mission

Giusti John, 13 Trinity

Hawkins James M., 623 Clay

LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

MARWEDEL C. F. (supplies), 58, 1st

Miller Julius, 13 Trinity

PACIFIC MANUFACTURING AND PLATING

WORKS, 323 Mission
PACIFIC TOOL AND SUPPLY CO. (supplies),

100-104, 1st
Parti celli Angelo, .565 Bryant
^^^f ?^SPiSCO CtOLD. SILVER AND NICKLE

PLATING "WORKS, 653-655 Mission
San Francisco Novelty and Plating Works,

68-72, 1st
SCHAEZLEIN & BURRIDGE, 3 Hardie PI

Silver Refiners.
(See Gold and Silver Refiners.)

Silversmiths.
CARRAU & GREEN, 220 Sutter
Hammersmith & Field, 118 Sutter
HOLMES & EDWARDS SILVER CO.. 120 Sutter,

room 3
King, Moss & Co., 639 Market
Lyons Arthur W. N.. 410 Kearnv; room 19
SCHAEZLEIN & BURRIDGE. 3 Hardie PI
Sehulz William, 230 Kearny
SHREVE & CO., Market and Post
TO WLE A. F. & SON CO., Carrau & Green agen ts,

220 Sutter
Vanderslice W. K. & Co., 136 Sutter

Silver Ware.
BUJANNOFF R., 9 Lick PI
CARRAU & GREEN, 220 Sutter
Hall A. I. ii Son. 528-530 Market
Hammersm th & Field, 118 Sutter
Lundy Thomas, Emporium Bldg
Schohay A. & Son, 302 Hayes
SHREVE & CO., Market and Post
TO WLE A. F. & SON CO., Sterling silver ware,

Carrau & Green agents, 220 Sutter
Vanderslice W. K. & Co., 136 Sutter

* Skylights.
Haustein Henry, 1832 Howard
Jackson P. H. & Co., 228-230, 1st

Slate Quarries.

(See Quarries.)

Slate Roofers.

(See Roofers— Slate.)

* Slop Hoppers.

Burr Charles H., 667 Mission

* Slot Machines.
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

MEAKIN W^. MACHINE CO., 622 Commercial
Monarch Card Machine Co., 200 Sutter

* Smelting Machinery.
UNION IRON WORKS, office 222 Market, works
Potrero

Smelting Works.

Chaps Smelting Co., 629 King
Selby Smelting and Lead Co., office 416 Mont-
gomery

* Smokers' Articles.

California Notion and Toy Co., 524-526 Market

Grundel Christian, 335 Kearny

Gunst M. A. & Co., 201-203 Kearny and SE cor

Powell and Ellis
Haila & Co.. 303 California
HEININGER CHARLES P., 526 Market
Son Bros. &Co., 13-15 Sansome
Weil A. & T. & Co., 11 Battery
Zenker Robert, 315 Kearny

Soap Makers.

Alta Soap Co., 109-111 Oregon

Calustro Co., 621 Market

Capital Soap Co., 600-606 Front

Clark Michael, NE cor Nebraska and El Dorado

Dakin & Libby, 214 Sacramento

Engwer Bros., 109-111 Oregon

Fischbeck & Glootz, office 307 Sacramento

Heilmann Richard W., 708 Brannan

Lille Charles F., NW cor Bay and Webster

LUCY G. R. & CO., 123 California

Luhn Otto & Co., office 209 Battery

Marseille Soap and Perfumery Co., 1109-1111

Folsom
Morgenthau M. Co., 108 Bush
New England Soap Co., 307 Sacramento
Newell & Bro., 217-219 Davis
Petersen Hans P., 1204 Vermont ,

Pioneer Soap Co., 220 California, room 8
San Francisco Candle Co., 402 Front
Seidel F. Emil, San Bruno Av nr 15th Av South
Standard Soap Co., 525 Market
Union Soap Factory, 318, 10th
Yucca Root Soap Co., 1155 Mission

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* Soap Makers' Supplies.

Bettman M. Co., 121 California
MOISE L. H., 32U Sansome, room 68
MURCH & GRAY (tools), 215 Mission

* Society Badges.
CROCKER H. S. CO., 215-219 Bush
SCHAEZLEIN & BURRIDGE, 3 Hardie PI

* Society Goods.
LITCHFIELD J. M. & CO., 12 Post
NORCROSS D. & CO., 220 Sutter
PASQUALE B. & SONS, 640 Washington

Soda.

California Sal Soda Co.. office 402 Front
Griswold E. & Co.. 1509, 16th
Horstmann John, 667-675 Bryant
KITTLE & CO., 202 California
Staufler Chemical Co., 402 Front
Watson & Co., 124 Market

Soda Water Apparatus.

Agnew & Kiser Co., 57, 2d

BECHT GEORGE J., 212 Eddy

Galley Elias J., 45 Stevenson

Thompson's Union Soda Works, 1915 Mason

Soda Water Manufacturers.

Bay City Soda Water Co., 116-118 Golden Gate

Av
Brader John H., 738 Broadway
Breig & Schafer, 1710-1712 Folsom
Chalmers Hugh, 210 Connecticut
Crystal Soda Water Co. , SE cor Mason and Van-

dewater
Goetze & Blohm, 516 Octavia
Hagedorn & Thierbach, 1756 Ellis
Micheelsen & Both, 2735 Bryant
Mouret, Ghirardelli & Co., 815-819 Montgomery
Quiros Soda Water Co.. 555 Polk
SHERWOOD & SHERWOOD (agents Ross'

Royal Belfast Soda Water and Schwepp's

Soda), 212-214 Market
SOMPS P. G. SODA WORKS (and sarsapariUa),

764-766 Folsom, telephone Main 5419
Standard Soda Water Co., 1434-1436 Valencia
Thompson's Union Soda Works, 1915 Mason
Welch & Walsh, 1555-1557 Mission
Witthack & Miesner, 323 Francisco

* Soda Water Manufacturers' Supplies.
WATSON & CO., 124 Market

Solar Printers.

Craig & Mosher, 222 Turk rear

Harkness Fergus M., 1534 Mission rear

O'Connor T. J. & Co., 20 Ellis

Reed William. 306 Turk

Strebeck William M., 95614 Howard

* Solder Manufacturers.

Finn John Metal Works, 109-111 Mission

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Pacific Metal Works, 137-139, 1st

* Sorgbum Mills.
LINFORTH JAMES, 37 Market

Boole George, 5 Spear

Boole William A., 219 Steuart

Castner C. A. & Co., E s Channel nr 7th Street

Bridge
Clark & Webster, 22 Spear
Preble Pearson N., Pier 10 Steuart
Wheran John A. & Bro., 254-256 Spear

* Speaking Tubes.
HETTY LOUIS B., 124-126 Eddy
WILL & FINCK CO., 818-820 Market

Spice Mills.

(See Coffee and Spice Mills.)

* Sponges— Wholesale.

(See also Druggists— Wholesale.)
Faultless Novelty Co.. 220 Sutter

Spool Cotton.

Brown & Metzner (agents), 535 Market
Clark Mile End Spool Cotton Co. The, 108 Bat-
tery
CLARK'S 0. N, T., James Elder agent, 14-16

Sutter
Coat's Thread Co., 202 California
KITTLE & CO. (agents), 202 California

* Spool Silk.

Carlson-Currier Co., 6-8 Sutter

Sporting Goods.

(See also Arms and Ammunition.
Allen E. T. Company, 416 Market
Bekeart Philip B. (guns), 159 New Montgomery
Benn John S. (artificial flies), 631 Greenwich
Clabrough, Golcher & Co., 605 Market
COLT'S PATENT FIRE ARMS MANUFACTUR-
ING CO.. I R. D. Grubb agent, 517-519 Market
GOODYEAR RUBBER CO., 577-579 Mtrket
Klein John E., 203 Powell
Ladd Edwin H., 9, 3d
Liddle R. Co., 110 Montgomery
Pflster J. J . Knitting Co., 120 Sutter
Shreve George W., 739 Market
ST. GERMAIN BILLIARD CO., 55-57, 1st
Union Metallic Cartridge Co., I. R. D Grubb

agent, 517-519 Market
WILL & FINCK CO., 818-820 Market

* Spraying Outfits.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.

138-140-142 Fremont

* Spraying Machines.

Wainwright William, 7 Spear nr Market

* Spring Twines,

Bailey John T. & Co. (Philadelphia), 219 Front

* Sprocket Wheels and Link Belting.
EBY JNO. D. (agent Link Belt Machinery Co )

17-19 Main
O'BRIEN M., 511-513 Mission

Stables— Livery.
Arata & Bro.. 716 Pacific
Bacome William, 823 Folsom

BAILEY, WELLER & NEAVE,

Golden Gate Stables, 24 Golden Gate Av
telephone South 342 '

Beatty James. 875 Folsom

Bennett John W., 623 Grove

Bishop Wiley S., 2918-2920 Mission

Boyce Millard P., 2525-2.527 Post

Brandenstein & Co., SW cor New Montgomery
and Mission

BRIDGE W. E., 423 Post. (See advt. on follow-
ing page.)

Brooks David, 1311 California

Brown George W., 185 Stevenson

Brugge & Burg, 43-44 Clay

CHAPMAN F. M. & CO. (City Stables), 332 Bush

Christman Henry, 1221 Pierce

Coalter J. J., 36 Hubbard

COLE ROBERT E.,

manager Fulton Livery Stable and Riding
Academy, 246, 3d, telephone Main 5619

Conlon Michael, 1.531-1535 California
Corbett P. J., 518-520 Hayes
Crittenden Charles S., 1000 Geary
De Maria Luigi, 619 Front
Dryer Charles, 1317 Stockton

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TELEPHONE MAIN "57. 12 MONTGOMERY STREET.

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W. E. BRIDGE

PROPRIETOR

St.

Lawrence ~:s

Vm] aod
Sale Stables

423 POST STREET BET. POWELL & MASON

stables Livery— Cont'd.

Fagen James & Son, 11-13 Webb
Ferguson J. P. & Son. 134-136, 7th
Finch James E., 1339 Eddy
Fitzpatrick Martin, 814 Mission
Foley Thomas, 1812-1814 Powell
Foy H. & Co., 503 Sutter
Fragley Martin F., 1210-1214 Valencia
Frellson Hans, 1509 Grove

FULTON LIVERY STABLE

AND RIDING ACADEMY, R. E. Cole mana-
ger, 246, 3d, telephone Main 5619

Garrity Peter. 162-164 Golden Gate Av

Garrity Peter F.. 1603 Geary

Gilmofe Bros.. 36. 12th

Glazier Richard. 17 Hofl At

Gray Henry W., 16 Webb

Greer William J., 226-228, 14th

Guerin & Byington, 1350-1352 Market

Guinasso & Arata. 420 Pacific

Gunther Ernest W., 122 Eddy

Hagin William. 511, 18th

Harris Ellen A. Mrs., 807 Montgomery

Harris Oscar, 2414 California

Heiselberg George, 112 New Montgomery

Hickey John F., 819, 18th

Hildebrand George, 1619 Powell

Hinrichs Charles J., 524. 3d

Holmes & Jenkins, 834 Devisadero

Hoppe Adolph, 1715 Sacramento

Hornberger John A. Jr.. 420 McAllister

Hurst James, 833 Mission

Jacobs Bros., 217-219 Jackson

Jenning Harry F.. 3130-3132 Sacramento

Jensen & Hermansen, 409 Taylor

Johnson Elijah S.. 680 McAllister

Joost M. & Bro., 600-618 Gough

Joyce Edmund. 729 Valencia

Kelly Thomas & Sons, 1629-1631 Pine

Kelsev Wright F., 29 Hardy

Knobloch Frank, 1056-1058 Kentucky

Labhard Theodore, 2327 Post

Leary Jeremiah, 2113 Pine

Lennon Charles, 2611 Bush

Lindauer Gustave, 862 Howard

Lonergan Michael. 243 Steuart

Lynch John, 9 Silver

Mangels & Leffa. 2735 Folsom

Marini G. & Co., 410 Montgomery Av

Marsili Lorenzo. 320 Broadway

Martin Charles R.. 645 Geary

Maxon Charles E.. 818 Geary

McBride Michael J., 507 Jessie

McCaflerty William. 2428 Mission

McCord Ales & Co., 221 Ellis

McHugh James H. & Son, 1123 Kentucky

McLaughlin William, 222 Langton

Michelsen M. & Son, 615-617 Ellis

Morrison David, 308, 18th

Morshead J. W. & Son, 20 Clay

Motroni & Guastucci, 515 and 633 Green

Murphy John W.. 408 Bush

Murphy Matthew, 1123 Mission

Newell Thomas P., 540 Valencia

Nolan John & Sons, 1611-1613 California

O'Connor <& Tobin, 222, 5th

Pease Walter R., 1009-1011 Valencia

Peters John, 1314 Grove

Pickett Garrett, 14-16 Clementina

Pitto & Milani, 706 Sansome

Powers Jefferson. 2125 Mission

Rayhill William, 627 Haight

Rooker Arthur, 139 Valencia

Root Ellis J., 1212 Golden Gate Av

Root & Robinson, 905-919 Golden Gate Av

Schmidt Peter, 9-15 Washington

Shroyier Jacob B., 1523 Howard

Slocum L. D., 925 Sutter

Smith & Poultney. 344Brannan

Sparks William, 1607 Harrison

Stein Caspar. 712 Broadway

Suhr August. SE cor Eddy and Pierce

Sullivan B.. 1010-1012 Howard

Sullivan Timothy D.. 1056 Folsom

Sullivan T. J., 2432 California

Swain L. H. Mrs.. 417 Folsom

Titel George H.. 310 Golden Gate Av

Tomkinson James, .57-61 Minna

Torigiani Rocco, 102 Clark

Traver John C, 2611 Mission

Turner Andrew M., 1106 Golden Gate Av

Wagner William T., 2415 Mission

Walton John R., 211-213, 10th

Welch Arthur U., 3114, 16th

Stables— Sale.

Brandenstein & Co., SW cor New Montgomery

and Mission
Clawson & Killip, NE cor Van Ness Av and

Market
GilmoreBros.,36, 12th
Horan James D., SW cor 10th and Bryant
Jehly & Davis, 426 Valencia
Lock William, 1701 Harrison
Murphy John W.. 408 Bush
Nathan Suskind, 1623 Powell
Peterson Arthur S., 107-109 New Montgomery
South &, Burton, cor Harrison and 12th
Sullivan & Doyle. 325-327, 6th

Stage Companies.

California, Oregon and Idaho Stage Co., 14 San-
some
Mount Hamilton Stage Co., 613 Market
Yosemite Stage Co., 613 Market

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GEO. R. JESSE

(Formerly JESSE & DREWj

STAIR BUILDER

EXCELSIOIJ MILL
BRYANT STREET, Near 5th, S. F.

Constantly on Hand and Made to Order

Stair Rails, Posts, Balusters, Etc.

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Stainers— Glass.

(See Glass Stainers.)

Stair Builders.

Boiler John, ,536, 5th

Caufleld Edward, 2431 Mission

Crooker Elijah H., 1149 Mission

Freck Henrv M., 407 Mission

JESSE GEORGE R., S s Bryant bet 5tli and 6th

Lewis David, 553 Brannan

Long Edward W., 2,33 Berry

McKee John & Sons, 3208, 16th

McMahon Henry, 555 Brannan

Newman Jacob, 2437 Larkin

Wyatt Thomas, 512, 5th

* Stair Builders— Iron.

BAY CITY IRON WORKS, 103-105 Fremont and
323-325 Mission

Stamp Dealers.

Gambs E. F., 1815 Devisadero
Hollis W. H. Stamp Co., 105 O'Farrell
Makins & Co.. 506 Market
SELLSCHOPP W. & CO., 108 Stockton

W. SELLSCHOPP & CO.

108 Stockton Street, San Francisco, Cal.

Leading Postage Stamp Merchants

On the Paclfle Coast. Collections and Lots of single

Rare Stamps always bought for cash. U. S.

Revenue Stamps a specialty.

Stamping and Pinking.

(See Embroidery Stampers.)

* Stamping and Stamped Goods.
MOISE L. H., 320 Sansome, room 68

Stamps— Rubber.

(See Rubber Stamps.)

Starch Manufacturers.

Everding J. & Co., 48 Clay

Newell & Bro., 217-219 Davis

SHERWOOD & SHERWOOD (agents C. Gilbert
& Co.'s starches. Celluloid Starch Co., Dui--
kee's Mourning Starch), 212-214 Market

* Stationary Engines.

UNION IRON WORKS, office 222 Market, works
Potrero

Stationers— Manufacturing.

Armstrong & De Guerre, 404 Montgomery
Carlisle A. & Co., 417 Montgomery
CROCKER H. S. CO., 215-219 Bush
Frank A. Henry, 533 Clay
Leavitt S. B. Co., 509-511 Sacramento
LE COUNT BROTHERS, 533 Market
McNutt, Kahn & Co., 304 Market
MYSELL, ROLLINS CO. THE, 22 Clay
Payot, Upham & Co., 101 Battery
Roberts Printing Co., 220 Sutter
Starkweather H. K. Co., 310 California

Stationers— Wholesale.

Bancroft- Whitney Co., 438 Montgomery

Brown & Power, 406 California

CROCKER H. S. CO., 215-219 Bush

Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch, SW cor Sansome
and Sacramento

Dixon Joseph Crucible Co., 304 Market

DUTTON & PARTRIDGE, 212-214 California

LE COUNT BROTHERS., 533 Market

McNutt, Kahn & Co., .304 Market

Office Specialty Manufacturing Co., 29 New
Montgomery
! Payot, Upham & Co., 101 Battery
i Sadler & Co. , 537 Market

San Francisco News Co., 206-208 Post

Stevenson & Co., 539 Market

TAUZY J. & CO., 6 Post

Stationers— Re tail.

(See also Booksellers, also Varieties.)
Adelson Heiman B., 2, 6th
Afeld Joseph, 805 Larkin
Albro John S., 1000'^ Market
American Tract Society, 637 Market
Arnheim S. S.,8Steuart
Baldwin News Co., The Baldwin
Bancroft- Whitney Co., 438 Montgomery
Barkhaus Frederick W., 213 Kearny
Bennett William H., 615 Larkin
Benson W. H., 3843, 16th
Bentz Julius, 1533 Stockton
Bertrand David & Co., 630 Geary
Bierderman Charles A., 519 Montgomery Av
Blake S. C, 429 Kearny
Boulin Peter, 519 Filbert
Brady T. F., 3001 Fillmore
Brown Frederick, 340 Geary
Brown & Power, 406 California
Callnon Eugene W., 430, 3d
Carr John R., 240 Bush
Cassidy Mary E. Mrs., 157, 5th
Catholic Art and Book Co., 723 Market
Cavalle George F.. 15 Montgomery Av
Christiani Eliza T. Mrs., 1320 Mason
Cohen Edward A., 1.334 Market

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PACIFIC COAST AGENTS.

IS4 IVIarket Street.

ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO.,r;^f^

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Stationers— Retail— Contd.

Cooper & Co., 746 Market
Corden T. J., 351, 4th
Creightons The, 110 Turk
CROCKER H. S. CO., 215-219 Bush.
Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch, SW cor San

some and Sacramento
Curtiss Fred, 1016 Larkin
Denny Edward & Co., 207 Montgomery
Dobzensky Sarah Miss. 713 Larkin
Dodge Book and Stationery Co.. 112 Post
Dorgan Thomas J.. .339 Hayes
Duran Cruz E., 334 Montgomery Av
Dutton & Partridge, 212-214 California
Eaton John W., 621 McAllister
Edgerly Laura M. Mrs., 215 Montgomery Av
Ehrlich Herman, 225. 6th
Ephraim Jacob A., 17 Geary
Fahsel Henry, 128, 3d
Fayman James W., 1650 Polk
Freund & Co., 423 Washington
Gabriel Christian, 1403 Devisadero
Gatley Richard H., IO841/2 Howard
Geisendorfer Mary, 158, 2d
Giraud J. & H., California Hotel
Glenn Thomas C, 129, 7th
Glixon Nathan. 525. 4th
Gompertz M., 522 Hayes
Goodwin John F.. 143, 9th
Grube Mas, 306, 3d
Gutman Fannie Miss, 1330-1332 Polk
Hamilton Henry, 235, 4th
Hardy Frank R., 210 O'Farrell
Hartwell, Mitchell & Willis, 225 Post and 107

Montgomery
Hatfield Hugo B., 534 Montgomery Av
Hedemark Dennis E.. 1054 Valencia
Hepburn Mort & Co., 216 Sansome
Heynemann Milton, 406 Montgomery
Hill James S., 1401 Scott
Hofmann Joseph A., 120 Sutter
Holden Mary Miss, 148, 4th
Horton E. L.. 2200 Fillmore
Jackson Samuel, 1941 Mission and 2261 Market
Johnson & Emigh, Emporium Bldg
Krohn Julia M. Mrs., 1617 Baker
Kruger Charles Mrs., 1660 Polk
Kurtzig Martin, 419y2 Stockton
Lachman Carrie Mrs., 2304 Fillmore
Lapariat Alvina Mrs., 2218 Pine
Le Count Bros., 533 Market
Levin L. & Son, 26 Stockton
Levy Edward P., 1204 Market
Little S. G., 1915 Fillmore
Long Charles, 1833 O'Farrell
Lorimer William, 1527 Market
Mandel L. B. & Co., 128 California
Marcuse Charles, 514 Geary
Marks Harry, 331 Bush
McSwegan Edward, 141, 4th
Methodist Book Depository, 1037 Market
Middleton J. A.. 2000 Pine
Moorman J. C. Mrs., 1432 Broadway
Nielson Hans D., 2115 Fillmore
Oberdeener Wolf, 18, 1st
Pacific Stationery Co., 429 Washington
Patrick Francis G., 116, 9th
Pavot, Upham & Co.. 101 Battery
Pernau Bros. & Pitts Co., 1808 Market and 622

Kearny
Philan John N., 211 Sutter
Pierson Bros., 225 Kearny
Richards Josephine Mrs., 540 Bush
Robertson Alexander M., 126 Post
Rossi Stephen J., 533 Green
San Francisco News Co., 206-208 Post
Sanborn, Vail & Co., 741 Market
Sehmulian Alfred. 34. 6th
Scholl Otto. 1613 Larkin
Scott Frank, 36 Ellis
Starkweather H. K. Co., 310 California
Stromberg Ida F. Mrs., 1408 Pacific
Strong George W.. 2039 Mission
Sully John A., 1154 Golden Gate Av
Tauzv J. & Co.. 6 Post
Thatcher E. C, 1203 Scott
Tillman Leopold, 603 Davis
Twigg Daniel A., 408, 3d

Van Bibber Thomas C, 1305 Polk

Van Worner Clara B. Miss, NW cor 25th and

Mission
Vrachliotti George, 1206 Polk
Waibel Frederick, .3001, 16th
Wale George, 1204 Sutter
White E. L. Mrs., 2.322 Fillmore
Wiener Morris H.. 390, 6th
WILBER ROBERT C, Palace Hotel
Wright George W., 118 Taylor
Yungers John, 1706 Polk
Ziegler Bros., 530 Montgomery

Statisticians.

McCarty Louis P., 814 California
Neal Robert W., 320 California, room 14
Wolfe George H., 935 Market

Statuary and Monuments.

(See also Marble Works.)
Daniel John & Co.. SE cor Central Av and Bush
Jones George H., 70 Columbian Bldg
Linforth J. (white and copper bronze), 37Market
Mencarini Damiano, 911 Mission
Seregni F., 24 Post

* Statuary and Monuments— MetaL

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

* Steam Engine Builders.
FULTON ENGINEERING AND SHIP BUILDING
WORKS, 213, 1st

* Steam Engines.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont
JACKSON BYRON MACHINE WORKS, 625, 6th
MORRIS H. D. & CO.. 141-143, 1st
UNION IRON WORKS, office 222 Market, works

Potrero

* Steam Fitters.

(See also Gas and Steam Fitters, also Plumb-
ers and Gas Fitters.)

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

* Steam Fitters' Supplies.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

* Steam Gauges.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

* Steam 1 Heating Apparatus.

Dugan Bros., 404 Mission

GRANNIS J. G. & CO., 544 Mission and 40 New

Montgomery
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
McLain J. H. Co., 49 Crocker Bldg
MONTAGUE W. W. & CO., 309-317 Market

* Steam Packing.
(See also Packing— Steam.)

ASBESTOS PARAFFINE CO., 131, 1st
GOODYEAR RUBBER CO. (mnfrs.), 577-575 Mar-

LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

PACIFIC TOOL AND SUPPLY CO., 100-104, 1st
NEW YORK BELTING AND PACKING CO.,
LTD., 509-511 Market

• Steam Pipe and Fittings.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

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Steam Power.
Commercial Steam Power Works, 510 Commer-
cial
Day George F., 1.30 Main

Pacific Power Co.. SE cor Stevenson and Ecker
San Francisco Steam Co., 78 Chronicle Bldg

* Steam Pumps.
EBY JNO. D. (selling agent Barr Pumping En-
gine Co.), 17-19 Main

GARRATT W. T. «& CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

* Steam Radiators.
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

* Steam Traps.
DUGAN BROTHERS. 404 Mission

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

Steam Whistles.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

Steamboat Companies.

(See also Ferries.)
Calift)rnia Navigation and Improvement Co.

(Stockton and way landings), Washington

St. Wharf
California Transportation Co. (Stockton and

way landings), Jackson St. Wharf
Sacramento Transportation Co. (Red Bluff, Sac-
ramento and way landings), Jackson St.

Wharf
Southern Pacific Co. (Marysville, Sacramento,

Vallejo and way landings), Market St.

Wharf
Union Transportation Co. (Stockton and way

landings), Clay St. Wharf

Steamship Agencies.

A. & A. LINE, booking office to Sydney, Auck-
land, Honolulu, Yokahama, London, Liver-
pool, New York and Chicago, and all com-
mon points, L. F. Cockroft agent, 114 Mont-
gomery

American Line (New York and Southampton,

TiHT'^Tn^r^iJ^uW-r^'^'^ Liverpool), 609 Market

BALTIC LINE (New York to Stettin), Kahn &
Herzog agents, 401 California

Cadenasso E. & Co., 512 Montgomery

Cevasco Giovanni B., 729 Montgomery

Conklin & Marchand. 626 Market

Cook Thomas & Son, 631 Market

Cunard Line (New York and Boston to Liver-
pool), Williams. Dimond & Co. agents 202
Market and 3 Pine

FUGAZI J. F. & CO., 5 Montgomery Av

Goodall, Perkins & Co., 10 Market

HAMBURG-AMERICAN STEAMSHTP LINE
fast twm screw express steamers for Lon-
don, Paris and Hamburg, Kahn & Herzog

x,.,^§.'v?'^®' ■^^'l California cor Sansome

HAMBURG-BALTIMORE STEAMSHIP LINE
Kahn & Herzog agents, 401 California cor
Sansome

Hitchcock D. W., 1 Montgomery

International Navigation Company's Transat-
lantic Line, 609 Market

Johnson-Locke Mercantile Co. The, 204 Front

KAHN & HERZOG, successors to A. W. Myer
401 California

Nelson Charles, 6 California

Netherland American Steam Navigation Co
621 Market

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

^'Ei'^^?^?^^ i^^- New York and Bremen,
New York and Genoa, Baltimore and Bre-
?i^°i,J'^'^e^' Robert CapeUe general agent,
118 Montgomery

No matter what your

dealer says,
fcave him send you
123

OCEANIC STEAMSHIP CO., for Honolulu, Auck-
land, Sydney and Round the World, J. D.
Spreckels & Bros. Co. general agents, 114
Montgomery
Pacific Coast Steamship Co. , 4 New Montgomery
Red Star Line, New York and Philadelphia and

Antwerp, 609 Market
Saginaw Steel Steamship Co.. 319 Pine
Spreckels J, D. & Bros. Co., 327 Market
Thingvalla Steam.ship Co., 44 East
Torini M. G. & Co., 4 Montgomery Av
Union Steamship Co. of New Zealand, J. D.
Spreckels & Bros. Co. agents, 114 Montgomery
UNION STEAMSHIP LINE, New York tS Ham-
burg, Kahn & Herzog agents, 401 California
cor Sansome
West Coast Steamship Co., 20 Market
White Star Line (New York, Queenstown and
Liverpool), 213 Jackson

Steamship Companies.

Commercial Line of Steamers, 121 Market
Crescent City Transportation Co., 314 Spear
HOLMES' DISPATCH LINE, 506 Battery
Humboldt Steamship Co., 400 Front
North American Navigation Co., 204 Front
Occidental and Oriental Steamship Co., 425

Market
OCEANIC STEAMSHIP CO., for Honolulu, Auck-
land, Sydney and Round the World, J. D.
Spreckels & Bros. Co. general agents, 114
Montgomery
Oregon Coal and Navigation Co., NW cor Broad-
way and East
Oregon Railway and Navigation Co., 630 Market
Pacific Coast Steamship Co., for Southern Coast
to Los Angeles, San Diego and intermediate
ports, Point Arena, Cufley's Cove and Little
River, Portland and Astoria, Victoria, B. C,
and Alaska, Goodall, Perkins & Co. agents,
10 Market
Pacific Mail Steamship Co., for New York, via
Panama and China and Japan, offices' cor
Brannan and 1st and 435 Market
Panama Steamship Line The. 204 Front
Progreso Steamship Co., 319 Pine, room 27
South American Steamship Co., 203 California
Union Steamship Co. of New Zealand, J. D.
Spreckels & Bros. Co. agents, 114 Montgom-
ery

* Steamship Supplies.
PACIFIC TOOL AND SUPPLY CO., 100-104, 1st

Steel Importers.

(See also Iron and Steel.)

Doble Abner Co., 13-15 Fremont

DUNHAM, CARRIGAN & HAYDEN CO.. 17-19
Beale

Gibbs George W. Co., 33-39 Fremont

Isaac William B., 226 Market

JUDSON MANUFACTURING CO., SW cor How-
ard and Beale

MARWEDEL C. F. (stubs and mushet), 58 1st

Miller, Sloss & Scott, 18-22 Fremont

MORRIS H. D. & CO., 141-143, 1st

PACIFIC TOOL AND SUPPLY CO., 100-104, 1st

Park Brother & Co. Limited, 119 California

Pennington G. W. & Sons, 218-220 Folsom

Phelps & Arnold, 220-;i32 Mission

Van Winkle I. S. & Co., 413-415 Market

Woodlock John, 26 Beale

Steel Plate Engravers.

(See Engravers— Steel.) *

* Steel Stamps.

Bernhardt Paul P. & Co., 434 Montgomery
Buchanan & Co., 405 Front
BUHLINGER W. F., 608 Sacramento

MOISE L. H., 320 Sansome, room 68
PACIFIC TOOL AND SUPPLY CO., 100-104, 1st

SOUTHFIELD WELLINGTON

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AGENT,

144SteuartSt..S. F.

DIXOH, BORGESON i CO.,

37 Market Street, S. F.,

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StencU Cutters.

Bernhardt Paul P. & Co., 434 Montgomery

BUCHANAN & CO;,

405 Front
HOFFMAN G. & CO., 608 Sacramento
Holmes S. O. & Co., 423 Washington

KUntoer0.ff-&(g-sa

MOISE L. H., 320 Sansome, room 68

Oakley Aaron D., 433 Washington

Patrick B. H., 512 Market

Ridley A. E.& Co., 323 Front .

Schmidt Label and Lithographic Co., 17-31 Mam

WOOD GEORGE M. & CO., 211 Sutter

* Stencil Stock.
MOISE L. H.. 320 Sansome, room 68
WOOD GEORGE M. & CO., 211 Sutter

Stenographers.

(See also Phonographic Reporters.)
Adams Charles H., 45-46 Mills Bldg, 8th floor
Ayres' Stenographic Institute, 325 Montgomery
Barney Hattie E. Mrs., 40-41 Nevada Block
BARRETT MARGARET G. MISS. 302 Montgom-
ery, rooms 3-4
Belden Edwin S.. 45-46 Mills Bldg, 8th floor
Bennett Clement, 15 Mills Bldg. 8th floor
Boch Louise H. Miss, 17 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
Brown B. C, 8 Mills Bldg, 10th floor
Burt Anna C. Miss, 34 Mills Bldg, 4th floor
Busteede Anna C, 630 Market
Coombs A. L., 8 Mills Bldg, 4th floor
Curtis Belle A., 410 Spreckels Bldg
Dakin Publishing Co., 320 Sansome
Elder Robert H., 16 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
Frew Emma P., 28-30 Mills Bldg 7th floor
Frierson Katherine Miss, 41-42 Mills Bldg, 10th

floor
Gear Hiram L., 211 Sansome, rooms 8-9
Goe Ella Mrs., 8 Mill Bldg, 2d floor
Hanson B. F. & Co., 55 Chronicle Bldg
Hawes George H., 320 Sansome. room 57
Holland James L., 8 Mills Bldg, 4th floor
James Charles H., 310 Pine, room 38
Johnson Harriet M., 7 Flood Bldg
Kelley C. E. Miss, 45 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
Lanfar H. L. Miss, 628' Market
Mallery Jessie B. Mrs., 111-112 Crocker Bldg
McNally Edith Miss, 45-46 Mills Bldg, 8th floor
Merrill-Miller College, 68 Nucleus Bldg
Mott Ernest J., 320 Sansome, room 57
Olney L. Miss, 916 Market, room 22
Peters Mattie E., 630 Market
Peterson I. Miss, 16 Mills Bldg, 9th floor
Pilcher Birdie Miss, 425 Montgomery, rooms 4-5
Pilcher L. R. Miss, 584 Emporium Bldg
Potter Stephen, 1 Mills Bldg, 4th floor
Rich L. A. Mrs., 402 Montgomery
Rosengarden Edna. 20 Crocker Bldg
Rosengarden H. Mrs., 20 Crocker Bldg
Shephard Misses 508 California, room 35
Smith George W., 8 Mills Bldg, 4th floor
Stevens Joseph P., New City Hall
Sumner Samuel B., New City Hall
Vernon Frank, New City Hall
Vernon Howard, New City Hall
Walter Harvey W.,New City Hall
Williamson Robert, 219 Bush, room 9
Wilson B. M. Miss, 45 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
Worden Shirley A. Miss, 38 Mills Bldg, 6th floor

• * Step Ladders.

BAKER & HAMILTON, NW cor Pine and Davis
Bicycle Step Ladder Co. (Rolling), Jno. Wood-
lock agent, 26

* Stereoptlcons.
ANDREWS THOMAS P., 109 Montgomery
COLT J. B. & CO. (N. Y.), makers, George Breck

manager Western Branch. 131 Post
KAHN HENRY & CO., 642 Market
PARTRIDGE SAM C, 121 Post

Stereot3T)ers.
CALIFORNIA TYPE FOUNDRY, 510 Clay
CROCKER H. S. CO., 215-219 Bush
FILMER-ROLLINS ELECTROTYPE CO.. 424

Sansome
WINTERBURN JOSEPH CO., 417 Clay

Stevedores.

Allen & Young, 308 California

Bingham H. & Co., NE cor Sansome and Hal

Bingham Henry, 1st and Brannan
Chase James B. & Co., 17 Steuart
Eschen & Minor, Mission Wharf 1
Freese Andrew C, 55 Mission
Haseltine Charles E. & Co., 54 Mission
Herriman & Mills, 201 Front
Levensaler J. G. & Co., 54 Mission
McPhee Charles A., 44 East
Menzies Stewart & Co., 512-514 Battery
Nix & Merguire, 800, 4th
Sennett, Miller & Co., 112 Leidesdorff
Spear A. F. & Co., 133 Spear
Whitney John E., 11 Steuart

Stock Brokers.

(See Brokers— Mining Stock, also Stock and
Bond.)

Stone— Artificial.

(See Artificial Stone.)

Stone Dealers.

(See also Quarries.)
Arizona Sandstone Co., 69 Columbian Bldg
Brady O. E., cor Bryant and 11th
California Sandstone and Contracting Co., 40

New Montgomery
Curry James M., 40 New Mpntgomery
Degan Patrick, 423, 11th
Jones George H., 70 Columbian Bldg
Kilpatrick David, 40 New Montgomery
Lloyd H. J., Harrison bet 13th and 14th
McPhee Co., 1219 Market

Nutting John F., NE cor Ellis and Broderick
Roche Thomas B., cor 14th and Harrison

* Stone Ware.

iN.CLARK&SONS.

GV 17-19 SPEAR ST. yo

Storage.

CSee Warehouses, also Furniture Storage.)

* Storage Batteries.

Henry W. A. & Co., 33 Lily Av
Pacific Electric Motor Co., 12 Annie

* Store Fixtures.

(See also Office and Store Fixtures.)
FINK & SCHINDLER, 1309-1315 Market
HOFFMAN, DAHL & CO., 220 Market
PEULECKA H. L., 17 Halleck
San Francisco Novelty and Plating Works, 68-
72, 1st

Store Service Companies.

Lamson Consolidated Store Service Co., 120
Sutter, room 47

Stove Manufacturers.
BRIDGE AND BEACH MANUFACTURING CO..

13-15 Bluxome
California Stove and Iron Works, office 304

Montgomery
CRIBBEN, SEXTON & CO., 13-15 Bluxome
Graham James, 35, 2d
lis John G. & Co., 814-816 Kearny
MONTAGUE W. W. & CO., 309-317 Market
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Ray W S. Manufacturing Co., 12-14 California
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Steiger & Kerr, NW cor Main and Harrison
Tay George H. Co., 610-620 Battery

Stove Pipe Elbows.

Pacific Corrugated Stove Pipe Elbow Co., 41

Stoves and Tinware.

Becker Bros., 339 Hayes
Blackman M. J., 225 "

Bridge and Beach Manufacturing Co. 13-15

Bluxome
Brown Charles & Son, 807 Market
Bryan John M., 2105 Mission
Central Park Fair, 1181-1185 Market
Colman Herrman, 1306 Stockton
Cribben, Sexton & Co., 13-15 Bluxome
Curtin James & Co., 1123 Market
Day John T., 1414 Stockton
De La Montanya James, 606-608 Battery and

214-222 Jackson
De Lano Bros., 21 Spear
Duncan John M. & Son, 1136 Mission
Elder William J., 606 Clay
Ernst Henry, 634 Broadway
Ferin Peter A., 629 Vallejo
Freeman & Wrin, 326, 3d
Funge P. C, 1370 Market
Gaskill & Regan, 119 New Montgomery
Gibbs Jacob, 311/2, 9th

Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, 225-337 Market
Holmes J. Mrs., 416 Jackson
Howes E. S., 1625 Devisadero

S°=^?™ n- ^S'^o^^*^ ^^®)' ^^ Montgomery Av

ILS JOHN G. & CO., 814-816 Kearny

KIECKHEFER BROTHERS CO., 12 Drumm

Koch & Grimes, 1075 Howard

LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

Leinhardt John & Co., 626 Kearny

Leiser Louis, 67, 4th

Levi Samuel, 1321 Mission

Levy Oscar S., 205-207 Market

LUNDY FURNITURE CO., 813 Market

Maas Jacob, 1053 Folsom

Mangrum & Otter, 27 New Montgomery

McCarty Daniel, 1629 Market

Meadow Bros., 244 Chattanooga

Mensor A. & Co., 1734 Market

Meyer Gustav, .508, 4th

Meckel Ernst, 1332 Pacific

Montague W. W. & Co., 309-317 Market

Myers John F. & Co., 947 Market

Nairne Andrew, 1703 Market

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NOONAN JEREMIAH, 1017-1023 Mission

O'Hair Patrick E., 135,4th
Olsen, Ruth & Cook, 15 Mission
Rapp C. Henry, 230 Leavenworth

5^^ ^■,.^- ^^^°^^'^°*u'"i°g Co., 12-14 California

Rehn Charles, 2814, 16th

Ruggles David W., 408-410 Jackson

San Francisco Gas Light Co., stove dept (gas
stoves), 236 Post

Schumacher Frederick A., 230 Leavenworth

Schuster Bros., 306 Sutter

Seller Bros. & Co., 110-114 Battery

Simons Mary Mrs., 438^ Broadway

Spear L. E., 44 Steuart

Tay George H. Co., 610-620 Battery

Taylor, Adams & Pritchard, lS-14 Market

Weaver D. S., 407 Hayes

Wiester&Co. (oil and gas), 17-19 New Mont-
gomery

Wolf Rudolph, 333, 4th

* Stoves— Coal OU.

(See also Hardware, also Lamp Dealers.)
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Myers John F. &. Co., 947 Market

* Stoves— Second-hand.
RUGGLES DAVID W.. 408-410 Jackson

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408-410 JACKSON STREET

Bet. Sansome and Battery Sts.

* Straw Goods— Importers.

(See also Millinery Goods— Wholesale.)
Hinz & Landt, 543 Market

Straw Works.

Atlantic Straw Co., 104, 5th
Excelsior Straw Works, 120, 4th
King Henry L , 597 Mission
Pacific Straw Works, 106, 4th
Stange & Jaenicke, 39, Sd
Western Straw Works, 755 Mission

Street Railroad Companies.

(See Railroad Companies— Street.)
* Structural Iron Work for Buildings.

JUDSON MANUFACTURING CO., SW cor How-
ard and Beale

PACIFIC ROLLING MILL CO., 100 Market

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Stucco Work.

(See Plaster Decorations.)

Stump PuUers.

Harvey George, California Stump Puller, 82-84

Zoe
United States Tree and Stump Extracting Co.,

134 Market

Sutomarine Divers.

(See Divers— Submarine.

Subscription Book Agencies.

(See also Booksellers.)
Appleton D. & Co. (N. Y.), 1 Flood Bldg
Bronson E. D. & Co., 933 Market
Collier Peter F., 89-92 Murphy Bldg

* Sugar Machinery.
LINFORTH JAMES. 37 Market
O'BRIEN M., 511-513 Mission
Wagner Jos. Mfg. Co., 101-103 Mission

* Sugar Planters.

Hakalau Plantation Co., 327 Market
Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Co., 119 Bush
Hutchinson Sugar Plantation Co., 327 Market
Occidental Beet Sugar Co., 327 Market

Sugar Refiners.

Alameda Sugar Co., 132 Market

American Sugar Refinery, SW cor Battery and

Union
California Sugar Refinery, 327 Market
Saroni Louis & Co., 508-512 Front
Western Beet Sugar Co., 327 Market
Western Sugar Refining Co., 327 Market

Sulphur Dealers.

Mexican Phosphate and Sulphur Co., 530 Cali-
fornia, rooms 49-50

San Francisco Sulphur Co., office 402 Front

SHERWOOD & SHERWOOD, sole agents Paci-
fic Sulphur Refinery, 212-214 Market

Stauffer Chemical Co., 402 Front, room 7

Surety Companies.

(See Insurance Companies— Guarantee.)

Surgical Institutes.

National, 319 Bush

Surgical Instruments.
BERBERT A. & BROTHER, 1376 Market
Ducombe William S., 1011 Polk
Faas George, 328 Bush
FOLKERS J.H. A. & BROTHER. 815 Market

J. H. A. FOLKERS & BRO.

815 MARKET STREET

Sole Agents GEO. TIEMANN & CO., (New York)
Complete Illustrated Catalogue on application.

Hatteroth William, 321-325 Kearny

Hofmann Joseph A., 120 Sutter

Hoppe Reinhold, 328 Bush

Lietz A. Co., 422 Sacramento

Lyons Arthur W. N., 410 Kearny, room 19

Mallery N. W., 111-112 Crocker Bldg

Ries Charles A., 230 Kearny

Stott Wellington, 319Spreckels Bldg

ikelee & Co., SE cor Bush and Montgomery
and NE cor Polk and Sutter

Surveyors.

(See also Engineers— Civil.)
BAKER FRANK J. & CO., 325 Montgomery, room

34, hours 9 a. m. to 4 p. m., evenings 7 to 8 p.

m., telephone Black 2081. We have in our

office full and complete data for the survey

of any lot in San Francisco
Bradford Wager, 606 Montgomery
Hillis Robert J., 531 California, room 1
HOLCOMBE CHARLES H.. 393 Emporium Bldg,

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Hopper John P., 74 Flood Bldg
Kellogg Norman B., 418 California
Langrehr Henry C. (mines), 125 Phelan Bldg
Meddock J. T., 531 California, room 1
Sandow George, 530 California, room 27
Smith J. George, 17 Mills Bldg, 3d floor and 43

Crocker Bldg
Tilton Charles S., New City Hall, 3d floor and

420 Montgomery .

Wackenreuder Henry, W s San Bruno Av nr Erie

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CROCKER H. S. CO., 315-219 Bush
KAHN HENRY & CO., 642 Market
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SALA JOSEPH C, 429 Montgomery. (See adver-
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Surveyors— Lumber.
Adams George W., 9 Mission
Bassett William, 9 Mission
Benson George. 9 Mission
Byxbee Elmer E., 9 Mission
Clough John F., 9 Mission
Cook A'geron M., 9 Mission
Eaton Charles H.. 9 Mission
Fisher Henry, 9 Mission
Flitner Frank W., 9 Mission
Gerry Ferdinand F., 9 Mission
Goodwin Thaddeus P., 9 Mission
Gordon Harry G., 9 Mission
Hanify Albert R., 9 Mission
Hobart John R.. 9 Mission
Keogh Austin, 9 Mission
Kincaid William R., 9 Mission
Kittredge John R., 9 Mission
Lyman Charles, 9 Mission
Maher John, 9 Mission
Markel Rufus C, 9 Mission
McCaul Colin, 9 Mission
MoKinnon Joseph J., 9 Mission
Milliken William H., 9 Mission
Morss George A., 9 Mission
MulhoUand William W.,9 Mission
Oldfield Charles, 9 Mission
Palmer Albert R., 9 Mission
Palmer James W., 9 Mission
Phillips Nathan F., 9 Mission
Powell J. H., 22 Market, room 10
Prideaux John S., 9 Mission
Smith William A., 9 Mission
Swanton Sumner B., 9 Mission
Whidden William G., 9 Mission
Whipple Stephen K., 9 Mission
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Surveyors— Marine.

Hopken Lueder, 321 California
IVIetcalfe John, 304 California
Tardif Frederick, 303 California
Thayer I. E., 28 California
Turner Louis H., 38 California
Watson Horace H., 303 California

Suspender Makers.

California Suspender Co., 6-8 Sutter
Eintracht & Milsner, 112 Sutter
Heineman Henry M., 109 Sansome

* Suspension Bridge Builders.

(See Bridge Builders.)

Syrups and Cordials.

Blumenthal & Co., 658-660 Mission

Cahen Louis & Son, 418 Sacramento

California Condensed Juice Co., 403 Sutter

Chicago Cider and Fruit Syrup Co., 341, 8th

Jaujou E. A. & Co., 433 Jackson

Levy Simon, 311 Battery

Long Syrup Refining Co., SW cor 8th and
Broadway

Meyer Em. & Co., 303 Sutter

Pacific Coast Syrup Co., 713-719 Sansome

Quiros Soda Water Co.. .5.55 Polk

SHERWOOD & SHERWOOD (agents Ross'
Royal Lime Juice Cordial, Belfast, and
Curtice Bros. Maple Syrup), 313-314 Market

Walter M. & Co., 811 Montgomery

WOLFF WILLIAM & CO:, 337-339 Market

Tack Manufacturers.

Atlas Tack Corporation, 45, 3d
Judson Manufacturing Co., SW cor Howard
and Beale

* Tags.
CROCKER H. S. CO., 215-219 Bush

Tailors.

(* Merchants.)
Abraham Carl, 302 Turk

* Abraham Max, 320 Montgomery Av
Abrahams Joseph, 410 Kearny
Acker Franz, 307 Leavenworth

* Adams Charles, 1384 Market
Aigner Lucas, 910 Illinois'
Albrecht John, 519 Bush
Alexander Adolf, 211 O'Farrell
Alms Charles, 402 Jones

* Altmann Jacob, 1034 Sutter

* Anchor Pants Co., 36 Montgomery
Anderson August, 254 Jessie
Anderson Charles J., 432 Montgomery
Anderson Hans, 373 Natoma

Anderson John E., ^hi Golden Gate Av rear
Anderson Oscar, 713'/4 Bush
An tones & Ivankovich, 131 Turk
Appell Simon, 236 Ellis
Asher Jacob, 426 Geary

* Attell S. & Son, 419 Spreckels Bldg
Attinger Frederick, 1130 Turk
Baago Knud, 3.58 Jessie

Bail Paul, 15 Monroe
Barber Robert L., 114a Ellis

* Barduhn John, 8 Kearny
Barnett Mark J., 3347b Mission
Basch Brothers, 827 Howard
Baum Morris, 604 O'Farrell
Bauman & Son^, 1141 Union

* Baumann Martin, 31 Murphy Bldg

* Baumeister & Jaggi, 1713 Market
Behm Emanuel, 114^2 Turk

* Bell Bernard, 7831/2 Market

*Bendixen & Grennan, 211-313 Spreckels Bldg
Berlin Bernard, 315V£ O'Farrell

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Tailors— Cont'd.

Bernard Samuel, 2214 Geary
Bernstein Louis, 1828 Market

* Bernstein Samuel, 417 Geary
Bickel Emile, 323 Noe

* Billsteen Peter C, 23 Kearny

* Bliss Charles, 115 Sutter

* BLOCK & GEORGES, 119 Sutter
Bock Jacob, 1648 Market

* Borck & Rosenberg, 254 Ellis

* Brandt & Co., 139 Montgomery

* Braun Frank, 438 Bush

* Bremler Rudolph, 303 Grant Av

* Brendel Herman, 209 Post
Breuer John T., 824 Pacific

* BRIDGE H. S. & CO., 622 Market
*BrieH. & Co., 211, 6th

* Brown Louis, 9, 9th
Brown Max, 9 Steuart

* Bruggemann Henry, 513 Montgomery
Buchman Meyer, 87 Everett

Bull James, 542, ;M

* Bullock & Jones Co., 105 Montgomery
*Bunster Bros., 634 Market
Burhans William J., 417 Turk

* Burr B. J. & Co., 224 Sutter
Cabrera Pasquel, 10065/2 Pacific
California Uniform Co., 523 Market
Carlson Nels, 403 Stevenson

* Cederbloom & Dyhr, 410 Kearny
Christensen Christian P., 120 Ellis
Cline Samuel, 411 '/4 Kearny
Clink Morris, 336 Clementina
Cohen Aaron, 450, 6th

Cohen Aaron, 547 Clay
Cohan Aaron, 1000 Sutter
Cohen Hermann, 1621 Devisadero
Cohen Isaac, 504 Leavenworth
Cohen Joseph, 601V4 Washington
Cohen Louis, 208 Polk
Cohn Aaron, 1104 Clay

* Cohn Wolf L., 227 Montgomery
Coleman Charles, 416?^ Natoma

* Coleman Abraham. 775 Market

* Columbia Wool Mills, 575 Market

* Columbus Woolen Co. The, 545 Market

* Cooper John, 28 New Montgomery
Cooper Joseph, 102 Powell
Cooper Morris, 823c Sutter
Cooper Solomon, 129, 6th rear
Corrigan John, 304 Minna

Corrin Jacob. 230, 7th

* Curley J. H. & Co., 846 Market

CURLEY & WOLF,

12-14 Phelan Bldg, telephone Main 1367

Curran Isaac, 966 Folsom
Curran Morris, 3 Harriet

* Daley John R., 319 Stockton

* Damner Samuel, 206 O'Farrell

* Daughney & Peguillan, 200'/4, 4th
Daus Daniel, 914 Kearny

Davis William, 1633 Post
Davis Edward, 347, 3d
Davis Jacob, 131, 2d
De Cleer & Son, 1 Bacon PI
Dieckert Martin, 1523 Folsom

* Dignan John P., 103 Murphy Bldg
Dold Joseph, 722 Valencia
Domenici Basilio, 1337 Dupont
*Drady Bros., 8 Stockton
*Driscoll Frank J., 954 Mission
Drossel Charles, 1140 Market
Drury Michael, 1230 Point Lobos Av
Duprat Antonio, 3136 Fillmore
*Edlin J., 617 Market

Eging Christian, 316 Leavenworth
*Eichorn Julius A., 308 Kearny
Eidinger Edward, 3337 Mission
*Ek John, 410 Kearny
*Ellert William. 3, 6th
Erb Emanuel, 338 Bush
*Erb Morris. 438 Montgomery
*Erikson & Pierson, 311 Phelan Bldg
Evans Andrew, 906 Laguna
Evans John M., 330 Broderick
Factor Samuel, 31714 O'Farrell
Fass Aaron, 648V2 Commercial

*Fass Bros., 511 Kearny
Faust Henry, 555, 4th
*Finking Richard, 341 Kearny
*Finn Patrick F., 1547 Mission
Finucane John, 2507 Mission
*Flierl John F., 34, 3d
*Flynn & Sheehan, 906 Market
*Forgie Hugh, 231/2 Geary
*Forgie John, 530 California
Forsberg Andrew G., 29'A Kissling
*Fox Max, 422 Powell
Franks Newman, 131 Eddy
Frei Conrad, 304 Powell
*Friedlander B., 1610 Market
*Fross Bernard, 336 Bush
*Fuchs Isidor, 113,9th
♦Gardner John, 150, 5th
Gaskell Edward T., 203 Leavenworth
*Geick Frederick, 905i4 Howard
*Geimann William F., 112 Sutter
Geister August, 1313V2 Pacific
Gellatly Peter D., 3739 Greenwich
Gensler Julius, 131^4 Eddy
Gilbert Charles, 104 Powell
Giorgi Louis, 118 Montgomery Av
Glass Marcus, 403 O'Farrell
Goldberg Albert, 1043 Valencia
Goldberg Davis, 526 Commercial
Goldman Leopold. 1239^4 Market
Goldstein Kan, 634 Ellis
Goldstein Leon, 7 Leonard PI
Goldstein Perry, 62354 Post
Goodman Jacob, 1329 Polk
Goodman Marcus, 53654 Hayes

*GORDAN THE TAILOR,

1122-1124 Market

*Gottheim Louis, 350 Bush

Great Eastern Clothes Renovating Co., 419 Cal-
ifornia
Green William, 255 Steuart

* Greenburg Samuel, 131 Montgomery

* Grennan Bros., 15 Ellis
Gronosky Henry, 1015 Larkin
Gross Otto, 1213 Polk
Gross Philip, 2009 Fillmore
Grundman Frank J., 171 Minna
Gutman Joseph, 303, 5th
Haab Henry, 643 McAllister
Haas Morris, 803 Larkin

* Hand L., 431 Kearny
Hansen Hans F., 1.36 Natoma
Hansen John, 1.569 Market

* Hardy J. R. & Co., 137 Montgomery
Harowitz Simon, 31, 3d

Harris Harry, 956 Howard

* Harris Herman, 1933 Fillmore
Harris Joseph, 204 Brannan

* Harris Simon, 331 Montgomery Av

* Harshall A., 13 Kearny

* Hart Bros., 116 Montgomery
Hartleitner Lorenz, 136% O'Farrell

* Hartmanshenn John, 706 Howard

* Hawes Jacob H., Mezzanine B., Crocker Bldg
Hayden Frank, 643 Post

Haymann Julius, 47, 3d

* Heino S., 102 Stockton

* Herbert Edmund, 632 Market

* Hess Henry, 126 Kearny
Hickey John, 17 Mason
Hildebrandt Henry, 107 Geary

* Hornberg Axel P., 131 Sutter
Hulten August. 533 Pacific

* Hutt Harry D.. 313 Mason

* Israel Jacob, 112,9 th
Jacobs Abraham, 1238 Market
Jacobs Hyman, 203 Montgomery Av
♦Jacobs Hyman S., 109, 4th
Jacobson Jacob L., 432 Montgomery
Jensen Andreas, 402 Montgomery, room 28
Johnsen Hans P., 533, 3d

Johnson Frank A., 433 Montgomery
Jonas Bernard, 403 Montgomery, room 36

* Jonas Isaac, 238-340, 3d

* Jonas L. & Bro., 54, 3d and 304, 4th
Jonas Sigmund. 146, 4th

* Jones Marshall F., 115 Phelan Bldg
Joseph Isaac, 8 Turk

* Kalisky Louis, 1398 Market

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* Kammerer Charles G., 23 Chronicle Bldg
Kanein Edward C, 402 Montgomery, room 28
Karskl Gabriel, 393, 6th

* Kavanagh Bros., 6 New Montgomery

* Kavanagh Richard H., 633 Market

* Kayser Marcus, 430a McAllister
Keck George, 333, 19th

Kelpe Charles, 164^4 Jessie

* Kenny John S., 9 Geary

* Kent Thomas E., 597 Mission

* King Albert T., NW cor Kentucky and Sierra
Kivi Felix, 1343 Folsom

Klarnet Joseph, 118 Leidesdorff
Kloehn Henry, 610 Napa
Kluge August, 91/4 Dale PI

* Knerr S. G. & Son, 40 Murphy Bldg
Koenig Joseph, 774 Folsom
Koplan Samuel, 511^4 Jones
Kozminsky Harris, 315 Stevenson

* Krall & Schmoll, 22 Kearny
*Krieger W. T., 26, 9th

* Krouse Samuel R., 3144, 16th
Krown Morris, 912i4 Folsom
Kudrna Frank, 404 Jackson
Kuttner Benjamin, 400 Dupont
Liachman Louis, 518 Pine

* Lahl John, 405 Post

* Lancaster & Co., 414 Kearny
Landa Adolph, 335^, 3d

* Lander David, 1934 Mission
*LandoBros., 14 McAllister
Lehman Albert, 736Larkin

* Lemoine Emile A., 331 Kearny

* Lemos Leon, 1117 Market

* Levy Hermann, 173S Market
Levy Isidore, 205, 3d

Levy Jacob, 413 Hayes
Levy Marks, 2922 (3018), 16th
Levy Michael S., 176 Minna
Levy Morris, 914^4 Folsom
Levy Samuel N., 2O814, 7th

* Levy Samuel N., 209 Sutter

* Lewis William, 36 Montgomery

* Lewis & Fowler, 315 Spreckels Bldg

* Liljenborg Frank O., 8 Grant Av

* Lindenstadt Charles E., 87 Flood Bldg
Lindner Julius, 904 Larkin

Liske John H., 708 Bush
♦LITCHFIELD J. M. & CO.. 12 Post

* Locher F. Joseph, 3214 Geary
Loew Aaron, 305 Ellis
Loorya Marcus, 106 Jackson
Lynch Hugh, 3.% 3d

* LYONS CHARLES,

1212-1218 Market, 302 Kearny and 908
Market

Mahoney Dennis, 1513 Polk
Mahoney John, 1513 Polk

* Markowitz Abram, 1331 Market

* Marks Philip, 1436 Howard

* Martin Samuel, 703 Market
Masonick Isaac, 3I99£ Ellis

* Mayer Henry, 109 Sutter

* McCrystle Charles, 103, 9th
McLaughlin Charles, 10021/4 McAllister
McPherson Alexander, 308 Stevenson
Meade Henry, 409 Commercial

* Meyers Jachiel, 1028 Market
Michael Solomon, 117 Leidesdorff
Michaels Abraham, 504'/^, 6th
Michaels Morris, HI St. Ann's Bldg

* Millard B. F., 338 Geary
Miller Frederick, 23 Polk
Moore Phillip, 35, 3d
Morgenstern Millard, 1104 Clay

* Morris Adolf, 122, 3d
Morris Pincus, 10 Howard
Mussiggang Jacob, 254 Jessie

* Myers Joseph C, 223 Kearny

* Myers M. J. & Son, 146 Geary
Naftaly Asher, 239, 7th

* Nathan Charles, 37 Sutter

* Neeb Henry, 138, 7th

* Nemec Frank, 103, 7th
Neuberger S.. 10 Turk

* Neuhaus & Co., 115 Kearny
Neuman Israel, 804 Folsom
Neumann George, 1 33314 Broadway rear

* NEWBAUER & LEVY, 12 Montgomery
Newman Max, 38 Morris Av
Newmark Maurice, 22% Geary

* NicoU The Tailor, 1133 Market

* Noble William W., 1222 Stockton

* Nolan Stephen B., 71, 4th

* Nordwell O. W. & Co., 218 Bush

* Norin Andrew, 505 Sutter
Nowak Kazimier, 1819 Union
O'Halloran Thomas, 536 Grove

* Oberg Fritz, 734i/4 Market

* Olsen Edwin G., 15 Phelan Bldg
Olsen Martin, 61/2 Golden Gate Av rear
Oyden Soren C. , W s Mission Road nr Amazon Av
Palmquist John, 433 Montgomery

Paul Charles, 9 Franklin
Peck Louis, 535 California
Perrenoud Auguste, 531, 34th

* Persinger& Glixman, 118 Geary
Peter Andrew, 3389 Bryant
Peterson August, 7131/2 Bush

* Peterson Olof, 8 Grant Av

* Peterson & Landeor, 39 Eddy
Peyser Louis, San Jose Av nr 30th
Phillips Philip, 7 Eddy

* Planz Henry & Son, 535 Geary
Plato Joseph F., 13 Leidesdorff

*Poheim Joseph T., 201 Montgomery. 724 and
1110 Market

* Postiglione G. M., 107 Sutter

* Potter Thomas B., 1004 Polk
Prahl Henry H., 11 Sutter

* Quinn William J., 311 Powell

* Ramsay William H., 131 Montgomery

* Rathe W, 530 Geary

* Raymond Henry, 1708 Polk

* Redley John, 435 Sutter

* Redmond & Sons, 1173 Harrison
Rehn Carl S., 33 Donohoe Bldg

* Reid John, 907 Market

* Remond Ernest, 313 Montgomery Av
Rey Emile, 835 Geary

* Rhein John, 477 Valencia
Rhoads Frank, 483 Tehama
Riegelhaupt Philip, 506 Market
Riga Jacob. 366 Minna

* Roberts Frederick T., 1006 Valencia
Robinson Henry, 403, 6th

* Rosenblum & Abraham, 1103 Market
Rotowsky Herman, 411i/4 Kearny
Rouda Samuel, 11 Ellis

* Royal Pants Co., 333 Kearny
Ruffin Bruno, 403 Montgomery, room 34

* Russ A., 1104 Market

Ryan & Newmark, 47 Columbian Bldg
Samuel Wolf, 416 Folsom

* Sanders & Johnson, 1-3 Phelan Bldg
Sanderson Charles, 3 White's PI
Satke Charles, 504 Kearny

* Scheibli James, 539 Clay

* Schurer C, 147. 4th

* Schimmel Adolph, 337 Bush
Schlanker Benjamin, 338, 4th

* Schmid John, 427 Bush

* Schmidt John, 339 Montgomery Av
Schneider Louis, 317yo, 10th
Schoefer Theodore, 307 Clementina
Schoellhorn Frederick F., 506 Larkin

* Schoettler Frederick, 329 Kearny
Schultz Henry E., 625 Commercial

* Schwartz Isidor, 216 Turk

* Schwartz Samuel, 863 Market
Schwerin Joseph, 18 Morris Av

* Sebastian Thomas, 1505 Market
Seelig George H., 829 Geary
Selix Samuel, 436, 6th
Shilling Joseph, 1405 Bush

* SHIPPER SOL. & CO., 315 Spreckels Bldg
Shoor Moses, 619 Taylor

Sidlowski Abraham, 514 Kearny
Sidlowskl David, ilWi Kearny
Sidlowski Manuel, 506 Bush

* Siegel Martin, 1137 Mission
Siegel Morris, 1503 Stockton
Silberweis Isaac, 504, 4th
Silberzahn Xavier, 4OI14 Sutter
Silverberg J., 837 Sutter
Simpson William, 3820 Greenwich

* Smith H. Le Baron, .333 Bush

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Tailors— Cont'd.
Smith John S., 3255 Mission

* SMITH J. R. & CO., 230 Bush

* Smith & Nilson, 819 Market

* Snow W. H., 342 Sutter

* Solomon A. & Co., 108 Battery
Solomon Aaron, 127, 4th

* Solomon & Son, 701 Mission

* Sondag John, 332 Sutter
Sorensen Charles M., 422 Post
Sorensen Niels C, 246 Ellis

* Sower Fred, 120 Sutter

* Spencer John D., 1502 Howard
Spencer Joseph D.. 312^2 Turk

* Steckelberg George H., 1910 Polk

* Steil Henry, 646 Market
Stein Morris, 6i4 Washington
Stephan Francis, 1658 Market
Stephens Charles, 1666 Mission
Sternberg Morris, 7 Spring

* Stokes & Markowitz, 1187 Market
Stone Bernard, 308 Bush
Suckow William O., 1123'/2 Bush

* Sundberg John R., 32i^ Geary
Swearingen O. S., 5'/4 Kearny
*TacconiG.,339 Bush

Tempone Giuseppe, 416 Montgomery Av
Theisson Martin, 305!4, 3d
Thulin Andrew O.. 109 Grant Av

* Thurlow Tailoring Co., 126 Keamy

* Fill John W., 413 Powell

* Tobin J. H., 4 and 4A Crocker Bldg

* Trautner Gustav, 235 Kearny
Turner Hartley, 204i4 Eddy rear

* Ulrich J. A., 41 Crocker Bldg
Unger Marcus, 726 O'Farrell

* United States Suit Co., 640 Market

* Valentine Tailoring Co., 222 Kearny
Valentine William T., 9 Powell
Varanese & Julien, 105 Turk
Venturi Candido, 1317 Kearny

* Venturi T. & Co., 315-317 Montgomery Av

* Verbeck Gustave, 525 Pine

* Von Arx Joseph, 216 O'Farrell
Vorfeld Antone. 2737 Folsom
Wagner Charles, 307-309, 5th

* Walker William & Co., 108 Eddy

* Wankowski William. 9 Post

* Ward H. J. & Co., 9 Geary
Wardrobe Renovatory The, 142 Eddy
Weber Jean, 1635 Hyde
Weinberg Adolph, 672 Howard

* Weiser Charles, 3(X)6, 16th

* Wellnitz Albert T., 231 Post

* Werthman Pants Co., 22i4 Geary
Wester Carl J., 7V«_ Dikeman PI

* Whalley Pickering, 538 Bush
Widowski Julius, 812 Laguna
Wiener Max, 266 Minna

* Willard Nathan. 335 Bush

* Williams Bros.. Ill Sutter

* Wilson Frederick. 610 Montgomery
Wimmer J., 14271/2 Pine

Winner Adolf, 211 Leavenworth
Wolf Max, 408'/2 Larkin
Wolf Samuel, 416 Folsom

* Wolf Samuel W., 9 Geary
Wood Louis, 603 California

*WoodS. N. & Co.. 541 Market and 211 Mont-
gomery

* Zaic Alexander, 2118 Mission

* Zier Leiser, 137 Taylor
Zimmermann Herman. 324 Grant Av
Zmnamon Abraham B., 129 Eddy
Zinnamon Adolph D., 441 Bush

* Zinns Christian, 5 Montgomery
Zirkel Frank, 24th and Castro

Tailors— Ladies'.

(See Ladies' Tailors.)

Tailors' Trimmings.

Baumgarten J. & Co., 7 Montgomery
BROWN & METZNER, 535 Market
Caro Bros., 723 Market
FORD C. W. R. & CO., 522 Market
Greenberg P. & Co., 37-38 Flood Bldg

Reiss Bros. & Co., 24-26 Sutter

Rothschild & Shoenberg, 209 Post

Ryan T. H. & Co., 5 Flood Bldg

SEILER M. & CO., 120 Geary

STEIN, SIMON & CO., SE cor Market and 2d

Zucker S., 120 Taylor

Tallow Dealers.

Anderson Charles E., 21st Av South nr H
Anderson Frederick, 21st Av South nr H
California Tallow Works, office 201-303Californla
Clayburgh Lee H., 49-51 Clay
Franco- American Tallow and Fertilizer Co., SE

cor De Haro and El Dorado
Heilmann Richard W., 708Brannan

KNIGHTS W. R. COMPANY,

600-606 Front

Kron Tanning Co., 125 Clay

Lille Charles F., NW cor Bay and Webster

Nichols A. C. & Co., 400 Battery

Strauss S., 53 Clay

Sumner W. B. & Co., 413-415 Front

Waldeck Herman, 58 Clay

Walsh Michael. SW cor Utah and El Dorado

WASSERMANN E. & CO., 310 Sansome

Tamale Makers.
I X L Tamale Co., 208 McAllister
Kapp& Street, 11 Golden Gate Av

* Tan Bark Dealers.
Heyman & Mayer, 10 California

Tank Manufacturers.

Aermotor Co. The, 27 Beale

Fulda Bros., .30-40 Spear

Hooper C. A. & Co., 204 Front

Korbel F. & Bros.. 723 Bryant

KROGH MANUFACTURiNG CO., 51 Beale and

9-17 Stevenson
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Llnforth James, 37 Market

Pacific Pump and Windmill Co.,

575 Mission
PACIFIC TANK CO., 33 Beale
Pitcher Elmer C, Channel bet 6th and 7th
Wells, Russell & Co., SW cor Mission and Fre-
mont
Woerner David, cor 14th and Harrison
WOODIN & LITTLE, 312-314 Market

* Tanks— Iron.
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
PACIFIC TANK CO., 33 Beale
UNION IRON WORKS, offlce 222 Market, works
Potrero

Tanners and Curriers.

Balz Bros. & Finkeldey, Nebraska bet 25th and

26th
Beatty James, 5th Av South nr Railroad Av
Becker & Knudsen, San Bruno Av nr Army
Bennett Charles G. & Co., office 215 Clay
Bloom Samuel & Sons, 106 Clay
Counihan John & Son, NE cor Carolina and

Santa Clara
Curtis Richard, Es San Bruno Av nr Army
Excelsior Tannery, 235 Day
Filer & Lawrence, E s De Haro bet Army and

Marin
Frank S. H. & Co., 406-408 Battery
Giglio Bros., Union Street Wharf
Hextrum & Anderson, 541, 9th
Krieg Anton, E s San Bruno Av nr 28th
Kron Tanning Co., 125 Clay
Kullman, Salz & Co., 106 Battery
Legallet-Hellwig Tanning Co., 215-217 Clay
Levy Isaac, of&ce 519 Clay
McAleer Frank, cor 26th and Hampshire
McBowen S. & Son, NW cor Serpentine Av and

Harrison

McKAY TANNING COMPANY,

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McMahon Thomas, cor 7th Av South and M

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Metten & Gebliardt, Trumbull nr Mission

NICHOLS A. C. & CO. (agents), 400-404 Battery

Norton Tanning Co., 312 Clay

Patrick A. B. & Co., 119 Clay

Poetsch & Peterson, Army bet Folsom and Har-
rison

Rued J. C. & Co. (agents), 123 Clay

Sawyer Tanning Co., 312 Clay

Schwartz August, Serpentine Av nr Folsom

Sternitzky Bros., W s San Bruno Av nr Channel

Struven & Birgle, San Bruno Av nr Army

Sumner Tanning Co.. 413-415 Front

Sumner W. B. & Co., 413-115 Front

Thorn & McMahon, S s Serpentine Av nr Bry-
ant

Windt Morris, cor 26th and San Bruno Av

* Tanners' Supplies.

Nichols A. C. & Co., 400 Battery

Taxidermists.

Gruber Frederick, 254, 1st Av
Lorquin Ernest F., 1195 Market
Nolte William F., 108 Golden Gate Av

Tea Importers.

(See also Grocers— Wholesale.
Adelsdorfer & Brandenstein, 17-19, 1st
Berlin & Lepori, 530-522 Washington
Blanchard John O., .54 Luaing Bldg
Brandenstein M. J. & Co., 118-120 Market
CASTLE BROTHERS, 200-208 Davis
Caswell George W. & Co., 408 Sacramento
Chandler T. H. & Co., 128 Market
Columbia Coffee and Spice Co., 112-114 Front
Easton & Schwartz, 19 Battery
Folger J. A. Co., 104-112 California
FUJI CO., 120, 5th and 1362 Market
GOLDBERG, BOWEN & CO., 426-4.32 Pine
Huddleston H. & Co., .52-58 Market
Ledyard & Kerr, 131 Post
Leege & Mills, 410-112 Clay
Lennon John A., 315-317 Clay
Lievre, Fricke & Co., 117 Battery
Locke & Co., 510 Montgomery
Macondray Bros. & Lockard, 124 Sansome
Macondray & Company, 425-427 Market
Mau, Sadler & Co., 122 124 Market
McCarthy Bros., 113 Front
Moore L,. P. & Co., 23 Davis
Schilling A. & Co., 108-112 Market
Siegfried John C. & Co., 202 Market

TETLEY'S TEAS,

M. Hankin agent, 506 Battery
TILLMANN & BENDEL, 313-327 Battery
Toohey Cornelius, 123 California
Wellman, Peck & Co., 201-203 Market
Yokohama Tea Importing Co., 204, 6th

Tea and cofifee Dealers.

(See also Grocers.)
Bacon W. T., 1104 Valencia
Bosch George E., 22514, 8th •
Burmester Henry W., 1143 Market
Ceylon Tea Co., 1143 Market
Columbia Tea Co., 250, 6th
Connolly & Sullivan, 409 Harrison
DettmeringJ. F., 410 Austin Av
Dingley Thomas F., 325, 5th
Gleason George R., 410 Devisadero
Guittard Etienne, 107-109 Beale
Hannan James, 322 Fremont
Hansel! George B., 1900 Market
Hanson Oscar, 133b 15th
Hollman Henry, 2805-2809 Mission
Hutchinson & Sparrow, 2212 Mission
Kavanagh& Co., 402-106. 3d
Keefe Daniel F., NE cor Harrison and 23d
Leahy John W., 1925 Mission
Lincoln Bros., 226, 6th

Macdonald's J. G. Cracker and Tea Store, IK
Market

May Tea Co., 41, 6th
McKenzie Eppa Miss, 327i/^, 4th
Mehrtens John H., 1565 Market
Percy John, 203, 4th
Pistolesi Giuseppe, 707 Sansome
Schilling A. & Co., 108-112 Market

TETLEY'S TEAS,

M. Hankin agent, 506 Battery

Tokio Tea Co. The, 1503 Polk
Wessell Bros., 1303 Stockton
Yokohama Tea Importing Co., 204, 6th

Oakland.
Monarch Coffee and Spice Mills, 463, 3d

Teachers— Banjo.

Bree Thomas W., 961 Mission
Francis J. B., ]045!/2 Valencia
Hoffmann George H., 624 Geary
Rodgers Bell Miss, 1515 Jackson

Teachers— Bookkeeping.
HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 24 Post
Lorenzi Egidio, 903 Jackson
San Francisco Business College, 1236 Market
Tarr Samuel H.. 61 Nucleus Bldg

Teachers— Dancing.

Anderson W. W., 814 Geary

Clark Ada Mrs., 211 Sutter

Dingle William A., 142314 California

Dreyfuss Minnie Miss, 421 Post

Foster Henry, 997 Market

Gambles C. F. Miss, 625 Sutter

Goldthwaite I. Mme., 4 Ridley

Grant G. I. Mrs., 315 Mason

Hinckley A. G. Mrs., 2339 Pine

Hinman L., 1412 Polk and SE cor Howard and
21st

Honn Lizzie Miss, 1141 Valencia

Huddy Jean Miss, 6a Hyde

Huddy May Miss, 6a Hyde

Irvine Felix H., 927 Mission

Love Rufus K., 620 Bush

LuntO. A.,1310Polk

Martin Kurcey, 620 Bush

O'Brien Walter G., SW cor Grove and Laguna

O'Brien William J., 105 Larkin

Roy Yohe Mrs., 2102 Howard
I Schmidt Charles, 421 Post
) Shean M. & A. Misses, 1839 Fillmore
! Wells Charles S., 421 Post

Wolff Louis A., 121 New Montgomery

Teachers— Drawing and Painting.

Allan T. J., 2129 Pine
Ball Katherine M. Miss. 899 Pine
Bourne Lucinda Mrs., 319 Golden Gate Av
Castlen Marie J. Miss, 414 Clayton
Eisenschimel Carl, 2.35 Kearny
Emmrich Ernst, 1423 Steiner
Klenck John F., 3040, 16th
Partington John H. E.. 424 Pine
Pollock William D., 627, 17th
School of Magazine and Newspaper Illustra-
tion, 424 Pine
Zimdars Gertrude Miss, 710 O'Farrell

Teachers— Dress Cutting.

Lawrence E. D. Mrs., 1231 Market
Livingston John W., 703 Sutter
Loudon William M., 312-314 Post
McLaren James C, 63 St. Ann's Bldg
Nixon M. A. Miss, 1504 Market, rooms 1-2
Piummer Nellie A. Mrs., 14 McAllister
Sitgreaves B. Mrs., 63 St. Ann's Bldg

Teachers -Electrical Engineering.
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Beddard Lillian Mrs., 913 Hyde
Belasco's Lyceum School of Acting, 5 Odd Fel-
lows' Bldg
Blanding H. H. Mrs., r03'/i Hyde
Brand Amelia K. Mrs., 612 "Van Ness Av
California School of Elocution and Oratory, S-9

Y. M. C. A. Bldg, 5th floor
COOPER LEO, 814 Geary

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Grouse Carol Miss, 55, 3d
Davis Richard S.,7 Hyde
Daly KathrynH. Miss, 721 Geary
Ellis L. Mrs., 839 Sutter
Fairweather Henry, 930 Sutter
Gray Jane Mrs., 118 St. Ann's Bldg
Hartley Minnie Miss, 1231 O'Farrell
Kincaid May J., 916 Market
Luse R. R. Frances Miss, 8 Essex
Lyceum of Expression, 33 O'Farrell
Mackintosh Eliza Miss, 803 Leavenworth
Poulson Edna S. Mrs, 33 O'Farrell
Ross William T., 78-79 St. Ann's Bldg
Rowellan Elizabeth, 3 Belvedere
Safford C. L. Miss, 2515 Octavia
Smith-Humphrey Louise Mrs., 32 O'Farrell
Snyder Julia M. Mrs., 520 Sutter

Teachers— Embroidery.

Besozzi A. Mrs., 631 Vallejo
Dams Minnie Mrs., 1108 Clay
Henn Pauline E. Miss, 2.503 Clay
Hermandez Amelia, IO211/2 Paciflc
Melluish A. M. Mrs., 2033 Ellis
Mortensen Eliza, 184 Noe
Moulin Caroline Mrs., 1667V4 Mission
Wild Mary A. Mrs., 1813 Union
Zimdars Gertrude Miss, 710 O'Farrell

Teacliers— Fencing.

Ansot Henry, 1439 Pine

Van Ness Riding Academy and Fencing Sphool,
1615 Paciflc Av

Teachers— Guitar.

Lind Mary A., 1139 Bush
Livingstone Daisy Miss, 801 Capp
Quevedo Vincent, 26 Hoff Av
Spaulding D. W., 1320 Mission
Stevens Clothilda Miss, 528 Paciflc

Teachers— Gymnastics.

Binse Albert, 731 Valencia
GerichtenL., 810 Bush
Miehling George S., 835 Valencia
Stahl Henry C. F., 337, 13th

Teachers— Languages.

Abenheim Leopold, 2112 Pine

Becker Arthur, 1416 Broadway

Bell Alfreda, 1404 Van Ness Av

Bender Max F,, 1407 Washington

Bergerot Jean, 611 Stockton

Bode Agnes Miss, 1630 Octavia

Bohl Herman, 607 Willow Av

Bossi Giulia Mrs., 826 Union rear

Brechtel William F., 6 Seymour Av

Cohl Abraham, 617 Gough

Dahl Christian, 735, 7th Av

Dams Henry, 1108 Clay

de Bretteville Viggo, 912 Francisco

DE FILIPPE T. B., 330 Post

De Halluvin Camille Mrs., 603 Montgomery Av

de Monsigny R., 2343 Bush

Dillon Viola A. Miss, 305 Larkin

duCastel Edward, 1909 Leavenworth

Erbetti Carlo, 4 Montgomery Av

FILIPPE'S ACADEMY OF LANGUAGES. 330 Post

ACADEMY OF LANGUAGES

320 POST STREET

Established 1871; Prof. De Filippe, Graduate, Paris,
Madrid; Instructs in SPANISH and FRENCH.

Flick JohnB., 1010 Paciflc

Gerber Daniel, 811 Geary

Godchaux Rebecca Miss, 1439 Webster

Graham Robert M., 321 Geary

Grundies M. Miss, 709 Post

Guerronnan A., 635 Golden Gate Av

HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 24 Post

Heuer Hulda J. E. Mrs., 2316 Mission

Heulard Gabrielle Miss, 215 Geary

Joly Emile, 327 Geary

Keating Blanche Mrs., 420 O'Farrell

Lanfranchi C. Mrs., 1288 Stanyan

Lanfranchi Marie Miss, 1288 Stanyan

Larcher Edward, 70 Flood Bldg

Lassale Caroline Mrs., 1319 Powell

LeBris Aline Miss, 1914 Devisadero

LeBris Louise Miss, 1914 Devisadero

Le Fort A,, 30 Lewis

Lorenzi Egidio, 903 Jackson

Louit Louise Mme, 1017 Sutter

Mann Mattie Mrs., 14 Mercantile Library Bldg

Martinez Manuel, 734 Vallejo

Masters H. B., 514 Sutter

May Mayer, 1138 Golden Gate Av

Mefret's French and English Institute, 1321

Powell
MEISTERSCHAFT SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
Charles H. Sykes principal, 112 O'Farrell

Mezzara Amelia Mrs., 1222 Pine

Minbiole Eric, 701 Stockton

Morel Charles F., 1802 Dupont

Moss Ernest J., 813 Ellis

Perez Lorenzo M., 92Donohoe Bldg

Perrier A. Mrs., 633 Post

Peters M. H. Miss, 2138 Mission

Plise Washington V., 737 Eddy

Pou Augustin, 819 Market, room 33

Pracht Julie Mrs., 2322 Washington

Roberts U. L. Miss, 1611 Vallejo

Robinson Charlotte Mrs., 1403 California

Solomon Abraham, 2206 Fillmore

Streckenbach H. W. Mrs., 404 Franklin

Sykes Charles H., 122 O'Farrell

Tum Suden Agnes, 1215 Laguna

Vauder Kun Paul, 635 Golden Gate Av

Vater Rosalia Mrs., 2346 Washington

Vauthier C. Mrs., 1319 Powell ^

Von Le Fort Peter, 615 Jones

Weiler Richard, 524 Sutter

Worms Helen Mrs., 7071/2 McAllister

Teachers —Music.

Adelstein Samuel, 1017 Post

Allen Peter C, 1105 Hyde

Altenberg Bertha, 1615 Fillmore

Anderson Harry, 912 Paciflc

Anderson Helen M , 15 Guerrero

Andrade Hortense Miss, 911 Vallejo

Angelis Theodore, 1606 California

Arkwright E. Mrs., 1521 Pine

Armstrong May Miss, 12 Liberty

Arrillaga Santiago, 2315 Jackson

Atkins George W., 524 Eddy

Atkins John J. Jr., 524 Eddy

Bacheller W. E., 819 Hyde

Bachmann Emil, 915 Geary

Bacon Alice M. Miss, 1311 Taylor

Baker Grace E. Miss, NW cor 2d and Folsom

Baker S. C. Mrs., NW cor 2d and Folsom

Banz Adolph, 305 Guerrero

Barnett A. L. Mrs., 1718a Ellis

Barnett Benno I., 1718a Ellis

Barrett Winifred Miss, 751 Sutter

Barstow E. A. Mrs., 119 Fell

Barth Emil, 1600 Baker

Earthen Fannie Miss, 12 Cedar Av

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Batchelder W. J., 308 Post

Baumgartel Karl, S320Pine

Beasley Edith Miss, 2020 Valleio

Becker J. P., 833 Valencia

Bemis Angle C. Miss, 419 Bryant

Bendix Otto, 1408 Van Ness Av

Bering James E., 422 Filbert

Beschieri Caroline Miss, 1318 California

Bettman Henry, 1805 Fillmore

Bishop Marie G. Mrs, 501 Post

Black Carrie B. Mrs., 1324 Octavia

Black Katherine M. Miss 326 Golden Gate Av

Blackman Estella G. Miss, 2520 Sutter

Blake Merinda Miss, 618 Eddy

Bocca Antonio, 530 Vallejo

Bonelli Eugene S., 215 Powell

Bos worth Henry M., 26 O'Farrell

Bovyer Emily M. Miss, 418 Hermann

Brandt Noah, 1027 O'Farrell

BreduU Marie Miss, 597 Ellis

Breed Cameron Mrs., 434 San Jose Av

Bretherick Mary E. Mrs., 2527 California

Briggs Eleanor Miss, 1600 Taylor

Brown Annie M. Mrs., 29, 13th

Brown Robert M. Mrs.. 1615Laguna

Bruck Leo, 723/2 McAllister

Bruhn Andrew, 21 Rondel PI

Bruhn Peter F. Jr., 21 Rondel PI

Brunner Rosalie Miss, 714 Grove

Bryan Emma Miss, 2631 Bush

Buckley Emma Mrs., 109 Taylor

Burke E. T., 597 Ellis

Burness Robert, 907 Valencia

Burton Elizabeth Miss, 200 Franklin

Cadenasso Lillie Mrs., 1233 Ellis
Callender P. Miss, 1426 Mason

Campbell-Marriner Mrs., 1820 Turk

Cannon Agnes Miss, 157. 9th

Carlmueller E., 215 Geary

Carr Carmichael Mrs., 1712 Sacramento

Carrington Alice Miss, 922 Post

Casad John, 1621 Polk

Casati M. Mrs. (vocal), 720 Leavenworth

Casey Eliza Miss, 1825 Pine

Casson William, 632, 23d

Caveney Annie Mrs., 853 Folsom

Chapman R. W., 144 Rose Av

Charles Hannah Mrs., 4341^4 Hayes

Chereux Eugenia Mrs., 800 Folsom

Chereux Paul, 800 Folsom

Chevn'n Herrick, 1518 Broadway

Cipollini Germane, 510 Baker

Clark Ida Mrs., 1833 Howard

Code May Miss, 726 McAllister

Coffln Frank M., 919 Post

Coggeshall Susie Miss, 920, 22d

Cohen Waldo Mrs., 1215 Clay

Collins Ida M. Miss, 808!^ McAllister

Colverd Walter H., 1919 Webster

Connell Eleanor Miss, 1404 California

Conrad Fred J., 1822 Market

Cook Isabel Mrs., 109 Murphy Bldg

Coursen-Roeckel Ellen Mrs., 1060 Fulton

Cramer Louisa Miss, 191314 Devisadero

Crandall Edwin, 331 O'Farrell

Crepaux Louis, Y. M. C. A. Bldg

Crittenden Mary A. Miss, 714 Ashbury

Crouse Carol Miss, 55, 3d

Dabelow William, 731 Pine

Daly Annie Miss, nil, 24th

Davis Lizzie Mrs., 78214 Harrison

Davis Mortimer, 2534 Sutter

Deane Charles A., 616 O'Farrell

DeFreitas JohnL., 914^ Harrison

Delano Gertrude Miss, 220 Shotwell

Devincenzi Gaetano, 527 Green

Diaz Peter, 6 Bernard

Dietz Franz, 1715 Turk

Diserens Ida B. Miss, 2017 Howard

Dohrmann Elizabeth Mrs., 2705 Howard

DorringtonMay H. Mrs., 1227a O'Farrell

Douglas S. Florence Miss, 638 Waller

Dreyfous Emile, 408, 17th

Driscoll Agnes Miss, 2612 Post

Dundas Matilda Miss, 705 Hayes

Durrstein Lorenzo, 1411 Post

Dusenbury Terwilleger, 1807 Mission

Ebert George, 317/2 Clara

Eckhardt L., 16,54 Market

Eckler Mary E. Miss, 934 Dolores
Eckman Alexius O., 458 Haight
Edelman Matthew A., 114 Pierce
Egan Mary J. Miss, 1001 Sierra
Eggert L. L. Mrs., 5 Glen Park Av
Einselen G. A. Mrs., 1016 Leavenworth
Ekensteen Cecelia, 1819 Dupont
Ellenbrook Josephine S. Mrs., 664i/4 Howard
Fabian M. Mrs., 915 Geary
Fair Emma Mrs., 110 McAllister
Fennell Anna Miss, 37 Julian Av
Ferra i Virginia F. Mrs., 737 O'Farrell
Ferrer Emily M. Miss, 1810 Pine
t Ferrer Eugenia M. Miss, 1810 Pine

Ferrer Manuel Y., 1810 Pine
I Field Mary E., 1011 Bush
' Fischer Franz, 208, 19th
I Fischer Sophia Miss, 208, 19th
I Fisher Ida M. Miss, 34 Diamond
I Fleischman C. L., 3Bush St PI

Fordham Nancy P. Miss, 3105 Devisadero
' Formes K. Mrs., 825»4 Sutter
Forner W. C. A., 2116 Pine
Foster Nettie F. Miss, 1331 Union
Friedrichs Philip, 214/2 Fair Oaks
i Friedrichs Philip J., 214V4 Fair Oaks
Fuhrer Bessie R. Miss, 2009 Webster
Fuhrer Conrad, 2009 Webster
Gabrielson F. Hope Mrs., 207 Ellis
Gale Oilman, 88, 9th
Gallagher E. E. Mrs., 1307 Baker
Galvani G. B.,609 Ellis
Galvin Katie Miss, 1814 Hyde
Gardner N. E. Miss, 2520 Bush
Gastaldi Edward, 710 Lombard
Gathin Maria Miss, 7.57 Howard
Geddes Robert, 720 Oak
Godchaux Helene Miss, 1429 Webster
Godchaux Josephine Miss, 1429 Webster
Goldman Ernestine Miss, 2007 Pine
Goldner Hattie I. Miss, 415 Fair Oaks
Goldthwaite Oceana I. Mrs., 4 Ridlev
Graeber C. F., 634 Post
Greenhood Bertha G., 1309 Broadway
Greven Joseph, 83, 9th
Grimani James A., 426 Greenwich
Grothmann Emma Mrs., 2545 Folsom
Hagan Mary J. Miss, 236, 6th Av
Hahn Charles, 2128 Howard
Hamilton Eliza Miss, 1423a Geary
Harris Aimee Miss, 1528, 28th
I Heflernan Julia J. Miss, 1322 Ellis
Henisen Charles, 201 Taylor
Henley Maud C. Mrs., 514 Eddy
Hermandez Indelcia, 1311 Mason
Herold Roderick, 1716 Bush
Herrick Mary M. Miss, 1124 Guerrero
Hervey W. R., 2433 Jackson
Herzog Theodore D., 518 O'Farrell
Heuer Hulda J. E. Mrs., 2316 Mission
Heyman Henry, 623 Eddy
Hinman Gertrude Miss, 313%, 18th
Hoff E. P. Miss, 1541 Mission
Hoffman Charles C, 1015 Fillmore
Hoffmeyer Volmer A. H., 36 O'Farrell
Hohfeld Edward, 143 Bartlett
Holdredge Sarah A. Mrs., 2923 California
Holmes Ruth R. Miss, 3009a Buchanan
Holt William H., 1133 McAllister
Holz Louis P., 2039 Vallejo
Horn Jennie Miss, 22 Valley
Hornung Lulu Mrs., 1722 Eddy
Hue-Paris Victor, 1347 Powell
Hyer Alma Miss, 405 Geary
Irving Estelle M., 3620, 16th
Jacobs Daisy Miss, 317, 17th
Jaggi Rose Miss, 1842 O'Farrell
Jofre Adelaide Miss, 1708 Washington
Johannsen Peter, 115 Cedar Av
Josesph Eleanor, 418 Sutter
Judd Gertrude M. Miss, 731 Geary
Kaiser Louisa Mrs., 1819 Powell
Karatar M. Miss, 307 Polk
Kavanagh John T., 804 Van Ness Av
Kayton A. H., 308 Post
Kelleher A. A., 2324 Clay
Kerr Isabelle Miss, 338 Fremont
Kerr James, 1335 Folsom
Kimball Mary L. Miss, 1603 Jones

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JOtTIVTT^T AniT 0 C^ r\ vineyard Proprietors, Wine Merchants.

T N 1 A J H OO I J Bacchus Wine Vaults, 434-444 Bryant St.
♦ K^\Ji\UL^l\\JLl VA. \^\Jtj OFFICE. MARKET AND SECOND STS.

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Teachers— Music-Cont'd.

Kimball Proctor W., 2912 Howard
Kind Minnie Miss, 916 Broadway
Knell John, 1114 Larkin
Kolander Dora Mrs. , 209 Powell
g Kolander Max, 209 Powell
* Konoplitzki Lina Mrs., 8 Middle
fi Kuss Charles J., 925 McAllister
■§ Lachman Fanny Miss, 1713 Laguna
o Lada Mary Mrs., 321 Leavenworth
^ Lanfranchi Pauline Miss, 1288 Stanyan
§ Lange Jobanna Miss, 110 Hyde
o Langstadter Lillie Miss, HbO O'Farrell
^ Laraja Rocco, 1710a Mason
« Larsen Henry, 706 Mason
g Lauterbach Frederick, 305 Larkin
^ Lawlor de Tour Mrs., 48 Oak

Lawrence Daniel N., 613 Eddy
S Lawrie Ella Miss, 404 Lott
— Le Fevre Linnie Miss, 3010 Laguna
» Lejeal A., 1914Clay
^ Levinson Julia Miss, 1008 Fillmore
P Levy Adele Miss, 1411 Golden Gate Av
^ 7] Lewis Fleissner Mrs., 2008 Jackson

S Lewis Lulu M. Miss, 235 Sanchez
® Liebert Bruno, 406 Grove
^ Liedelt O. Miss, 818 Hyde

Lindeman Amanda, 830c Harrison
Lindskog Henry M., 844 Valencia
Lipman Maurice. 512, 3d
^^ Lisser Louis, 1241 Franklin
^ Lloyd Robert. 26 O'Farrell, room 31

Z^ Locher Adolph, 1745 Ellis

Loewenberg Ernest, 1025 Laguna
0^ Lombardaro Joseph, 1718 Hyde
-^ Lombardo Antonio, 613 Geary
^ Loughlin Clara Miss, 306, 21st
■-6 Loyde George W., 919 Webster
^ Lucy Roscoe W., 944 Valencia

im^ Lubosch Sarah Miss, 731 O'Farrell

Luther Henrv W., 124114 Market
Luther H. W. Mrs., 1241/2 Market
B^ Lyon George F., 42 Oak

MacDonald Clara Mrs., 2a Falcon Av
^ MacLennan Julia, 622b Geary

■H Maier Maxwell, 526 Turk

^ Mancusi Joseph, 210 Powell

_4 Manlloyd David, 471 Haight

Mann Mattie Mrs., 14 Mercantile Library Bldg
^ Mansfield D., 706 Larkin

Manstield Gilbert, 1707 Market
^ Marion Florence Miss, 1610 California
Marquardt John Mrs., 792 Van Ness Av
Marrack Gertrude Miss, 723 Devisadero
Martin Leslie, 14 Grant Av, room 55
Martinez Segismondo, 308 Post
Masters H. B., 514 Sutter
Mathews Alysse, 854 Mission
Matthews Annie Miss, 129 Haight
Mayer Fannie Miss, 520 Van Ness Av
McCloskey Ella Miss, 807 Hayes
McKenzie John W. Jr., 524 Eddy
McMahon Fannie Miss,712i4 Tennessee
McMahon May T. Miss, 2070 Market
McMillan James, 115, 7th
Meagher Frank D., 1115 Suiter
Merki Louis, 225 Geary
Merry G. G. Miss, 1311 Baker
Merz'bach Silvius H., 404 Capp
Meyer J. Fred, 121, 2d Av
Miller Agnes Miss, 3271/4 Haight
Miller Belle J. Miss, 1208 Leavenworth
Miller Sophie Miss, 3551/2, 11th
Minetti Giulio, 727 O'Farrell
Mojica Luciano, 1027 Kearny
Moore J. D. Mrs., 223a Devisadero
Mosher Julius, 340, 13th
Mulvihill Margaret Mrs., 833 Castro
Mundwyler F., 31 Murphy Bldg
Munns Adeline E. Miss, 103 Cumberland
Murdoch Louisa J. Mrs., 814c Green
Murphy Kate E. Mrs., 14 Wildey
Murphy Mary J. Mrs., 15 Morris Av
NAGEL PAUL E. 0. (piano and zither), 418 Pow-
ell
Nathanson Gottfried, 844 Valencia
Neisser Blanche Miss, 1321 Fillmore
Nippert Virginia, 221, 3d Av

Noble Maud Miss, 504 Baker
Noble Pearl Miss, 504 Baker
Nolan Clara R. Miss. 24 Henry
O'Callaghan Lizzie Miss, 231 Oak
O'Relli Mary Mrs., 27 Sanchez
O'Rourke Mamie Miss, 1416 Broadway
Ohlmeyer Daniel, 1210 Mason
Olmstead Celia Miss, 514 Taylor
Oppermann William, 207, 7th
Orr Charles P., 595 Ellis
Ososke Eva Miss, 1312 Folsom
Otto Laura Miss, 214 Waller
Pamperin Jennie Miss, 272 Tehama
Panella Nicholus, 3 Auburn
Paredes James M., 1623 Dupont
Parker Sarah A. Mrs., 1911 Green
Parsons L. Miss, 25, 9th
Pasmore H. B., 1424 Washington
Patch Nellie B. Miss, 1229 Clay
Patrick Harry W., 103 Donohoe Bldg
Patten Agnes E., 155 Perry
Payne Etta Miss, 1710 Hyde
Perron Jules, 627 Green
Pflster Nelson Mrs., 719 Eddy
Piccirillo F. D., 525 Post
Plise Frederick, 115 Hayes
Plise Washington V., 727 Eddy
Pratt Nettie L. Miss, 801 Geary
Pruefer Emil, 26I414 Salter
Quinn Amelia F. Miss, 350 Grove
Radke Robert, 713 Valencia
Rastedt Gustave, 426 Francisco
Rattigan Kate Miss, 1416 Clay
Raynaud Louis F., 832 Greenwich
Reck Rudolph W., 1217 York
Rementierra Agnes Miss, 2420 Post
Reynolds Sedgley Mrs., 1719 Laguna
Roberts William C, 136 Fulton
Robertson W. L., 1509b Howard
Robinson Bell Mrs., 425 Eddy
Roche Virginia Mrs., 534 Eddy

Roeckel Joseph and Mme. Ellen

COURSEN-ROE JKEL (vocal conservatory),
1060 Fulton nr Steiner

Roney Annie I. Miss, 2810B Howard

Rosewald Jacob H., 922 Geary

Rosewald J. H. Mrs., 922 Geary

Ross Permelia Mrs., 719 Post

Russell Emily G. Miss, 1424 Greenwich

Ryan Fannie E. Miss, 519 McAllister

Sabin Wallace A., 1712 Clay f

Sanchel Jose, 800 Ellis

Sanchel Vincent, 800 Ellis
I Sanderini Theodore Mr-., 1502 Laguna
I Sanderson Florence, 2510 Steiner '

; Sauvlet William, 604 Oak
! Schmidt Louis, 914 Sutter
j Schmitt Charles E., 81 West Mission

Schmitz Christopher, 1713 Mason
I Schmitz Ferdinand M., 1713 Mason

Schnabel Annie Miss, 805 Ellis

Schoen Louis, 815 Webster

Schuette Harry, 1401 Guererro

Schug Charles P. D.. 822 Mission
, Schultz Johanna Miss. 2907 Clay
! Schultz Martin, 404 Ellis
I Schumacher Reinhard, 2306 Fillmore

Schwartz Bessie Miss, 1063 Mission

Schwartz Lizzie Miss, 2023 Pine

Seib Hermann, 1502 Laguna
! Senier Abby P. Mrs.,40 Bartlett
I Shaw Agnes M., 2133 Bush

Sheehan O. Mrs., 128 Chattanooga

Sheppard Minnie Miss, 330 Hill

Sherwood Lily Miss, 308 Post
I Sherwood Theresa Miss, 308 Post

Shindler Carrie Miss, 2416 Clay
! Short Mary E. Miss, 1019 Powell
j Shrafl Bernard, 16161/4 Page
1 Sichel Abraham. 1715 Sutter

Sicklesmith Ida Miss, 124. 23d

Siegel Lottie Miss. 1624 Sutter

Sindon S. H. Mrs., 1320i/4 Natoma

Simpson Alfred H. (cornet), 513 Geary

Siperly Florence Miss, 310 "

Slavan Frederick T., HI, 16th

Smith Adelaide Miss, 427 EUi;

Smith Amy C. Mrs,, 913 Capp

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Smith Kate Miss, 1230, 26th

Snyder Julia M. Mrs., 520 Sutter '

Sommer Rose Miss, 914 Filbert

Spadina Angelo, 2417 Sacramento

Speranza Adelina Miss, 816b Larkin

Spink James E., 1147 Market

Stange Fritz, 307iA Ohestnut

Stanton Leon I., 705 Larkin

Steflan C. F., 1315 Mission

Steinegger Emil, 308 Post

Stephens Mary A. Miss, 1319 California

Stevens Ashton P., 26 Montgomery

Stewart Humphrey J., 2611 Hyde

Strachan Gertrude Mrs., 1115 Van Ness Av

Strebinger Frederick, 130 Turk

Streckenbach Hugo W., 404 Franklin

Streokenbach H. W. Mrs., 404 Franklin

Stuart Francis, 1016 Sutter

Stuhr Carrie P. Mrs., 4 Leonard PI

Sundland Abraham B., 523 0ctavia

Swan Emma Miss, 832 Shotwell

Talbot N. A. Miss, 2410!4 Sacramento

Tarrant R. M. Miss. 531 Sutter

Tenny Eva Miss, 602 Oak

Thereux Eugenie, 800 Folsom

Thereux Paul, 800 Folsom

Thiemer Gustave L. F., 792 Van Ness Av

Tiffany Mary M., 1523 Bush

Tisdall M. Alice Miss, 2014 Howard

Titchworth, James C, 2924 Bush

TobinF. K., 1307 Lyon

Tojeiti Emelia Mrs., 1236 Hyde

Tourny Louise Miss, 1023 Sutter

Toussin Emile, 1219 Union

Traube Anna Miss, 1145 Guerrero

Trippe Henrietta Miss, 818 Elizabeth

Troyer! Carlos, 712 Sutter

Trubody Albert W., 612 Greenwich

Tueser John, 1513'/4 Powell

Tally S. Mrs., 417 Eddy

Ursunando Vincenzo, 1638 Post

Valerga Ida Miss, 429 Eddy

Van Brunt William, 1112A Leavenworth

Vandal Carl, 8I81/2 Geary

Van Orden Emily Miss, 107, 24th

Van Pelt George G. Mrs., 1624 Turk

Vauthier C. Mrs., 1319 Powell

Veroni Bertha, 313 Hyde

Vincent James, 1319a Clay

Vinson A. J. Mrs , 463 Valencia

VON der MEHDEN CARL, 691 McAllister

Von der Mehden G. H., SW cor 16th and Fol-
som

Von der Mehden Louis, 1835 Green

Von der Mehden Louis Jr., 1835 Green

Von Puttkamer Elizabeth Mrs., 1520 Fol-
som

Wagener Ferdinand G., 319 Eddy

Walcott Asa, 1123 Bush

Waltz Alice Mrs., nil Sutter

Weber Julius, 2513 Broadway

Wedel Gustav, 1605 Devisadero

Weisel Charles, 1612 Jones

Weiss Elizabeth Mrs., 1433Steiner

Werner Ernst, 1529 Golden Gate Av

Wetzel Amelia Miss, 1321 Broadway

Wetzel Anna Miss, 1321 Broadway

Whaley S. E. Mrs., 30, 9th

White Emily S., 231, 6th

White Henry K. Jr.. 1313 Leavenworth

Wichmann Elizabeth A. Miss, 437 Sutter

Widder Meta Mrs., 2813 Clay

Wilcox Jeannette Miss, 771 Pierce

Wild Mary A. Mrs., 1812 Union

Wilkins J. Wesley, 827 Geary

Winant Alice Miss, 114 Guerrero

Withrow M. Miss. 1829 Pine

Wolfl Carrie M. Miss, 1419 Buchanan

Wollner Nettie Miss, 15180'Farrell

Wood Rose J., 608'^ Eddy

Wyatt Ida Miss, 13 Danvers

Wyatt Isidore D. F., 12 Danvers

Wyshara Henry C, 308 Post

Young Richard, 645 McAllister

Zech Frederick. 1333 O'Farrell

Ziflerer Franz J., 26 O'Farrell

ZimelliG. E., 1320 Broderick

Zoberbier Carl, 11 Lyon

Zoberbier John, 512 Eddy

Teachers— Navigation.

McNevm A. D., 404 Beale
McNevin Edmund H., 404 Beale
Reichmann G.. 48 East
Taylor Henry, 506 Battery
Wise Charles O., 6 Sacramento

Teachers— Needlework.

Harris F. E. Mrs., 1 Chelsea PI

Teachers— Penmanship.

Ehrenfeld Louis, 104 Mason

Eisenschimel Carl, 235 Kearny

Emmrich Ernst, 1423 Steiner

Espina Pedro A., 337 Phelan Bldg

Freese Louise E. Miss, 337 Phelan Bldg

HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 24 Post

Lorenzi Ezidio, 903 Jackson

San Francisco Business College, 1236 Market

Young Fred O., 46 O'Farrell

Teachers— Riding.

Van Ness Riding Academy and Fencing
School, 1615 Paciflc Av

Teachers— Shorthand.

Adams Kate D., 2733 Pine

Ayres' Stenographic Institute, 335 Montgomery

Dougherty Margaret J. Mrs., 1504 Market

Drew John R., 1112, 17th

HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 24 Post

Hecht .loseoh A.. 706 Spreckels Bldg

MERRILL-MILLER COLLEGE, 68 Nucleus Bldg

Munson School of Shorthand and Typewriting,

6 and 10 Y. M. C. A. Bldg, 5th floor
Stiehl's Business College and Shorthand Insti-
tute, 723 Market

Teachers— Telegraphy.
HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 24 Post

Teachers— Typewriting.

HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 24 Post
Merrill-Miller College, 68 Nucleus Bldg
Munson School of Shorthand and Typewriting,
6 and 10 Y. M. C. A. Bldg, 5th floor

Teachers- Violin.

Beel Sigmund, 1925 California
Francis J. B., 1045^/^ Valencia
Hahn Rudolph H., 2128 Howard
Landsberger Nathan, 511 McAllister
Marquardt John, 792 Van Ness Av
Riggs D. P., 1246, 23d
Schneider William C, 1630 Jackson
Spaulding D. W., 1320 Mission

Teachers— Wood Carving.
BLOHM LUDWIG. 213 Mission

Telegraph Companies.

American District Telegraph, main offlce 607
Market, branch offices ^38 California, Mar-
ket, Taylor and Golden Gate Av, Sutter and
Leavenworth, Valencia and 23d, California
and Fillmore, Hayes and Larkin, W. U. Tel.
Co., Ill Market, NE cor Pine and Montgom-
ery, NE cor California and Front, C. P. R.
R. Bldg, room 18, The Baldwin, Palace
Hotel, Lick House, Occidental, and The
California Hotel

Arizona Telegraph Co. (Phoenix, A. T.), 3
Crocker Bldg

Gold and Stock Telegraph Co. of California, 607
Market

$1,00

SUITS CLEANED AND PRESSED

GOLDEN WEST CLOTHING RENOVATORY.

TCLEPHONF AAAIN 1157. 12 MONTGOMEHY STREET.

$1,00

• Box Manufacturers, •
3j Fourth and Kentucky Sts.

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Telegraph Companies— Cont'd.

Pacific Postal Telegraph Cable Co.. 534 Market,
branch offices 140 Market, 321 Davis, 133
California, 301 Montgomery, Palace Hotel,
The Baldwin and 1329 Market

PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO.,
216 Bush

Police and Fire Alarm Telegraph, 9 Bren-
ham PI

San Francisco District Telegraph Co., main
office 206 Kearny, branch offices 301 Mont-
gomery, 1329 Market. 200 Sutter, 5 Golden
Gate Av, 427 Larkin, 534 Geary, 912 Market,
534 Market, 140 Market. 132 California, 1305
Polk, cor Pacific and Stockton. 1204 Market,
321 Davis, SW cor Geary and Leavenworth
and The Baldwin

SUNSET TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO.,
main office 216 Bush, branches 1008 Sutter,
cor Pierce and Steiner, 464 Jessie, 2239 Mis-
sion, 201 Front, 102 Market, 700 Market and
Butchertown

Western Union Telegraph Co., general office NE
cor Montgomery and Pine, branch offices 200
and 839 Sutter, 2 Golden Gate Av. 2403 Cali-
fornia, SW cor California and Front, The
Baldwin, California, Grand. Occidental and
Palace Hotels, 319 Davis, NW cor Hayes
and Larkin, 111 and 607 Marliet, 1052 Valen-
cia, Produce Exchange. S. P. Co.'s Bldg cor
4th and Townsend, S. P. Co.'s Freight Depot
cor 5th and King, S. P. Co.'s Passenger
Depot cor 3d and Townsend, S. P. Co.'s Pas-
senger Depot cor 25th and Valencia, Fort
Mason and Presidio

Telegrapn Supplies.

BROOKS J. W. &C0., 523 Mission
California Electrical Works, 35 Market
DUTTON & PARTRIDGE (see also Codes), 212-

214 California
KLEIN'S JOHN M. ELECTRICAL "WORKS, 421-

423 Montgomery

Telephone Companies.

PACIFIC COAST TELEPHONE CONSTRUCTION

CO. THE, 8, 8th
PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO.,

216 Bush, branches 1008 Sutter. NW cor
Pine and Steiner, 464 Jessie, 2239 Mission,
■yn Front, 102 Market, Butchertown. 700
Market and 200 Post

Peoples' Mutual Telephone Co., 605-606 Spreck-
els Bldg

SUNSET TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO.,
main office 216 Bush, branches 1008 Sutter,
cor Pierce and Steiner, 464 Jessie, 2239 Mis-
sion, 201 Front, 102 Market, 70D Market and
Butchertown

Telephone Supplies.

BROOKS J. W. & CO., .523 Mission

CALIFORNIA ELECRIC SUPPLY AND CON-
STRUCTION CO., 1145 Market

CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL WORKS, 35 Market

DUTTON & PARTRIDGE (see also Codes), 213-
214 California

KLEIN'S JOHN M. ELECTRICAL WORKS, 421-
423 Montgomerv

WAINWRIGHT WILLIAM, 7 Spear nr Market

* Telephones— Acoustic and Electric.

KLEIN'S JOHN M. ELECTRICAL WORKS, 421-

423 Montgomery
WILL & FINCK CO., 818-820 Market
WAINWRIGHT WILLIAM, 7 Spear nr Market

* Ten Pins and BaUs'.
BATEMAN WILLIAM, 4)1 Mission

Tent Makers.

AMES & HARRIS, NW cor Sacramento and
Drumm

California Bag, Tent and Awning Co., Ill Clay

DETRICK E. JR., 303 California

Lewis, Anderson & Co., 36 East

Neville & Co.. 31-33 California

Peerless Awning and Tent Co., 10 Turk

San Francisco Awning and Tent Co., 10 Ma-
son

Thoms Frederick, 33, 7th

Waters F. C. & Co., 208 Drumm

Wright & Frank, 111 Clay

Terra Cotta Manufacturers.

N.CLARK&SONS.

'gv 17-19 SPEAR ST.yO

GLADDING, McBEAN& CO.

I358-I360 MARKET ST.

Oakland Art Pottery and Terra Cotta Works,

1175 Market
STEIGER A. SONS. 20-22, 8th
Stevens Francis M., NE cor Larkin and Market

Theatres.

(See also Amusements— Places of.)

JOHNS' PARK THEATRE,

(formerly the Grove), Wm. E. Johns lessee
and manager. Grove bet Polk and Van

Ness Av

* Theatrical Goods.

Goldstein & Co., 36 O'Farrell

• Ticket Punches.

RlmtaicrC^&eisI^^^

TUes.

Bennett & Schutte, 148 Valencia
BUSH & MALLETT CO., 328-330 Post
Cambridge Tile Manufacturing Co., 927 Market

N.CLARKStSONS.

GV 17-19 SBEAR SJ.YO

Flint J. A., 40 New Montgomery

Gutta Percha & Rubber Mfg. Co. (rubber), :

Fremont
Howell Tiling Co., 157 New Montgomery
LANE W.E., 505 Kearny
Magarv William W., 2324 Bryant Av
McClernon Daniel, 113-115, 10th
MONTAGUE W. W. & CO., 309-317 Market
SLOANE W. & J. & CO., 641-647 Market

* Tiling-- Rubber.

NEW YORK BELTING AND PACKING CO.

LTD. (mnfrs.), 507-511 Market

Timber Dealers.

(See Lumber Dealers.)

Tin Can Makers.

Black Joseph, 815-817 Sansome

Eagle Automatic Can Co., 849-863 Brannan

LANE W. E.. 505 Kearny

MONTAGUE W. W. & CO., 309-317 Market

Pacific Sheet Metal Works, 309-311 Mission

Tay George H. Co., 610-630 Battery

/T\i ~W — ^ "^ ~i V • ^s ^^^*^ °y thirty thousand people

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1 ilv A — J L.-i J. X W' Lx J.X X advertisers. Telephone Main 926.

PLYMOUTH GIN,

CCoATES & Co.. Established 1793J

W. B. CHAPMAN,

Sole Agent Pacific Coast,
123 California Street.

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Tin Roofers.

e Roofers— Metal.)

* Tin and sneet Iron Importers.
MONTAGUE W. W. & CO., 309-317 Market

Tin and Sheet Iron Workers.

(See also Stoves and Tinware.)

Bowen J. L. & Son, 39, 2d
Conlin & Roberts, 728-780 Mission
De Lano Bros., 21 Spear
Dyer Charles M., 763 Mission
Elder William J., 606 Clay
Eureka Sheet Iron and Metal Works, 204 Mis-
sion
Farrell John T., 442 Valencia
Groffman Charles P., 208, 24th
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Lawson John C, 702 Sansome
Lea Henry E., 1216 Oak
Leverenz & Pgoetz, 107 Sacramento
McDonnell John, 250-252, 8th
Moenning Gunther, 612 Octavia
MONTAGUE W. W. & CO., 309-317 Market
Murphy Patrick H., 46 Spear
Olsen, Ruth & Cook, 13-17 Mission
Pacific Sheet Metal Works, 209-211 Mission
Power & Pike, 49 Sacramento
Quade Otto, 922 Larkin
Ralston & Nelson, 151 Beale
Shields & Hadler, 550 Mission
Spear Lewis E., 44 Steuart
Taylor, Adams & Pritchard, 12-14 Market

Tinners' Stock.

LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

MONTAGUE W. W. & CO., 309-S17 Market

Tay George H. & Co., 610-620 Battery

Tinware.

(See also Stoves and Tinware.)

ARMES & DALLAM, 232-226 Front
Predman Bros., 1065 Market
Grovers Max H., 1081 Howard
Guignon Joseph, 408, 9th
Hourston Bros., 150, 6th
lis John G. & Co., 814-816 Kearny
Joyce Peter J., 115, 6th
LANE W. E., .505 Kearnv
MONTAGUE W. W. & CO., 309-317 Market
Ray W. S. Manufacturing Co., 12-14 Califor-
nia
Samuels Henry, 1017 Valencia
Stanley & Allard, 1125 Mission
Weaver Dwight S., 407 Hayes

Tobacco— Leaf.

Conradi & Goldberg, 730 Montgomery

Daniels Joseph L. (agent Mitchelson & Hib-

bard), 410 Sacramento
Esberg, Bachman Leaf Tobacco Co., 223 Cali-
fornia
Esberg, Bachman&Co., BE cor California and

Battery
Heyneman Herman, 117-119 Pine
Horn & Co., 205 Battery
Kohlberg M. P. & Co., 526-528 Washington
Lewis William & Co., 24 California
London & Mclntyre, 540 Washington
Mayrisch Bros. & Co., 405 Battery
Plagemann H. & Co., 316-318 Sansome
Rosenshine M. & Bro., 413-415 Battery
Schoenfeld Jonas, 508-510 Washington
Wintzer & Agard, 309 Clay

Tobacco Manufacturers.

American Tobacco Co. The, 701-703 Front
Bagley John J. & Co. (agency), 410 Sacramento
Bohls H. & Co., 244-246 Fremont
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. (St. Louis, Mo.),

215 Front
Lorillard P. Co. (Jersey City, N. J.), 304 Sacra-
mento
Pace J. B. Tobacco Co. (Richmond, Va.), 405

Front
Plagemann H. & Co., 316-318 Sansome
The P. J. Sorg Co. (agency), 410 Sacramento
Tuckett John & Son (agency), 410 Sacramento

Tobacco— Wholesale.

Catton, Bell & Co., 406 California

Drinkhouse J. A. Co., 227-229 Battery

Drummond Tobacco Co. (St. Louis), 228 Cali-
fornia

Esberg, Bachman & Co., SE cor California and
Battery

Heyneman Herman, 117-119 Pine

Horn & Co., 205 Battery

Kahn J. & Co., 306 Sacramento

Levi H. & Co., 117-119 Market

Lewis William & Co., 24 California

MichalitschkeBros. & Co., 239 Kearny, 900 Mar-
ket and 64, 3d

Oppenheimer & Bro., 117 Battery

Plagemann H. & Co., 316-318 Sansome

Tillmann & Bendel, 313-327 Battery

Wertheimer Company The, NW cor Battery and
Bush

Tobacco— Retail.

(See Cigars— Retail.

Toilet Articles— Importers.

(See also Druggists— Wholesale.)
Boardman, Kenne & Co., 8 Sutter
Greenbaum & Co., 128 Post

143 Phelan Bldg

Kerrell&Co..

* Toilet Preparations— Retail

Marchand Lizzie Mrs., 28 Geary

Tool Manufacturers.
AMERICAN TOOL WORKS, 109 Mission
CALIFORNIA TOOL WORKS, 143-145 Beale
Henneberg & Barth, 549 Brannan
Krajewski Frederick, 520-522, 5th
Kuhling Anton, 553 Brannan
Lavng H. G. Machine Works, 107-111 Fremont
MURCH & GRAY, 215 Mission
Petersen & Petersen, 346, 10th
RUSSELL J. W. & CO. (artesian well boring),

109-111 Fremont
WalkerBros., 722,7th

* Tools.

BAKER & HAMILTON, NW cor Pine and Davi
Brown Charles & Son, 807 Market
MARWEDEL C. F. (machinist), 58, 1st
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Novelty Hardware Co., 823 Market
Osborn Hardware and Tool Co., 414 Market
Osborn R. P. & Co.. 751-7.53 Market
PACIFIC TOOL AND SUPPLY CO., 100-104, 1st
Wright F. W., 823 Market

• Tortilla MiUs.
LINFORTH JAMES, 37 Market

Tow Boats.

: Tug Boat Companies.)

WATSON & CO.

, PACIFIC COAST AQENT&

124 IVIarket Street.

ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO., ^ir-:

Valencia St >
Mission 40.

1952 TOW CROCKER-LANGLEY DIRECTORY. TUR

PACIFIC

TOWEL CO.

No. 9 Lick Place,

San Francisco, California.

TELEPHONE No. 1T80.

Geo. E. Moore, Proprietor.

Towel Companies.

Mercantile Toilet and Laundry Co., 224 Bush

PACIFIC TOWEL CO.,

9 Lick PI

San Francisco Towel Co., 116 Davis

Toys— Importers.

American Import Co. The, 107 Sansome
Brandenstein Alfred J. & Co., 523 Market
California Notion and Toy Co., 524-526 Market
Davis Bros., 718-722 Market
Elastic Tip Co., 46 Market
Sadler & Co., 537 Market
Stevenson & Co., 539 Market
WILL & FINCK CO., 818-820 Market

Toys— Retail.

(See Varieties.)

Transfer Companies.

(See also Expresses.)

DRUCKER'S EAST OAKLAND, 21 Market, tele-
phone Main 1654

PATTERSON'S BERKELEY, 21 Market, tele-
phone Main 1654

SHARPE'S ALAMEDA, 21 Market, telephone
Main 1654

Translators.

(See Interpreters.)

Transportation Companies.

(See Railroad, Steamboat and Steamship Com-
panies.)

Trees— Ornamental

(See Nurserymen.)

* Trimmings— Gold and Silver.
PASQUALE B. & SONS, 640 Washington

Tripe Dealers.

Bayle, Lacoste & Co., 527 Merchant, branches 18
Bay City Market and 7' California Market

* Triple Sewer Pipes.
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

Trunk Makers.

Danton John H., 61 1^4 Market

Hirschfelder & Meaney, 13 Sutter

Malm C. A. & Co., 220-222 Bush and 622 Market

Norgrove John, 12 Geary

Smith C. C, SW cor Grant Av and Bush

Smith James K., 128 Eddy and 971 Mission

Victor Charles, 510 Market

Truss Makers.
Baxter & Oesting, 953 Market
BERBERT A. & BROTHER, 1376 Market
Bigelow Judge T., 105 Stockton
FOLKERS J. H. A. & BROTHER, 815 Market

J. H. A. FOLKERS &. BRO.

815 MARKET STREET

Best Trusses, Shoulder Braces and Apparatus

for Deformities. Only First-class goods

on hand and to order.

Hatteroth William, 321-325 Kearny

HOULT C. & 00.

(Cyrus Hoult), truss, elastic stocking, sup-
porters, suspensories and crutch makers,
507 Kearny

Magnetic Elastic Truss Co., 704 Sacramento
Nagler Robert, 514 Nucleus Bldg
Pacific Electric Belt and Truss Co., 1170 Market
PIERCE & SON, 704 Sacramento

Trust Companies.

(See Banks.)

Tug Boat Companies.

(For list of Tug Boats see page 1549.)
Shipowners' and Merchants Tug Boat Co., ofiQce

302 California
Spreckels J. D. & Bros. Co., 327 Market

Tule Goods.

Gilman Benjamin F., 420-422, 9th

• Turkish Baths.

Zeile Charles D., 522-528 Pacific

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California Type Foundry

SOLB AGENTS FOR

THE PACIFIC COAST *

A. D. FARMER & SON TYPE FOUNDRY
(Formerly Farmer, Little & Co.)

CAMPBELL PRINTING PRESS AND MFG. CO.
(Best Cylinder Presses Made.)

WE CARRY A FULL LINE FROM

CHANDLER & PRICE (Gordon Presses)
KEYSTONE TYPE FOUNDRY
PARAGON PAPER CUTTERS .
STAPLING MACHINES
GERMAN PRINTING INKS IN TUBES
.VND ALL OTHER PRINTERS' SUPPLIE

Electrotyping and Stereotyping

510 Clay Street, 5an Francisco, Cal.

QEORQE F. /1TKIN50M

Manufacturer and Dealer in

California Wood Novelties

Made from a variety of Beautiful, Curious and Durable Woods. Beautifully
Polished, showing Natural Colors and Grain of Woods.

Big Tree Bark Pincusliions, Sleeve Buttons, Napkin Rings, Etc.

LADIES* DARNER, GLOVE MENDER and STRETCHER. NEEDLE and THIMBLE
CASE, ALL COMBINED— A USEFUL NOVELTY.

BIG TREE STORE, 1119 MARKET STREET, NEAR SEVENTH

SAIM RRAIMCISCO

Turners— Wood and Ivory.
ATKINSON GEORGE F.. 1119 Market
Bateman William, 411 Mission
Bolander& Perkins, 115-117 Main
Friedmann Joseph, 553 Brannan
HAAS CARL F., 417-419 Mission

San Francisco Turning and Planing Mili

417-419 MISSION STJiEET

Telephone Main 59S7 San Francisco

CARL. F. HAAS, Proprietor.

Manufacturers of WOOD and IVORY WORK

of every description.

Hansen M. & Co., 231-251 King
Heckmann Frederick J., 3835, 16th
Heininger Charles P., 526 Market
Hofman Louis, 436, 4th
Horstmann John H., 334Mission
KewnigJohn, 10 Stevenson
Oberst & Fuchs, 547-549 Brannan
Riley Frank T., 524, 5th
Schnoor Charles O., 520, 15th
Waas Henry, 720 Minna

Wells, Russell & Co., SW cor Mission and Fre-
mont

AMES & HARRIS,

Drumm

Twines.

NW cor Sacramento and

Bailey John T. & Co. (Philadelphia), office 219

Front
BAKER & HAMILTON, NW cor -Pine and

Davis
Blake, Moffltt & Towne, 516 Sacramento

No matter v^hat your

Bonestell & Co., 401-403 Sansome
Brown M. & Sons, 414-416 Clay
Bruman Aaron, 226 Clay

BUCHANAN BROTHERS,

609 Sacramento
CROCKER H. S. CO., 215-219 Bush
Daoeri E. H. & Co., 418 Battery
DETRICK E. Jr., 303 California
DOYLE HENRY & CO., 517-519 Market
Dunbarton Flax Spinning Co., 303 California
Hart A. H. Co. The (New York), oface 219

Front
KITTLE & CO., 202 California
MARSHALL & CO., James Elder agent, 14-16

Sutter
Neville & Co., 31-33 California
Simpson & Fisher, 34 Steuart

SUTPHEN DAVID D.,

manager Pacific Coast Branch, John T.
Bailey & Co. (Philadelphia), and The A. H.
Hart Co. (Elm Flax Mflls, New York). 219
Front

Taylor's S. P. Sons, 400 Sansome
Tubbs Cordage Co., 607-613 Front
Union Paper Co., 416 Clay
Zellerbach A. & Sons, 416-420 Sansome

Type Case Makers.

AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS CO.. 405-407 San-
some

Type Founders.

AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS CO., 405-407 San

some
CALIFORNIA TYPE FOUNDRY, 510 Clay

have him send you

SOUTHFIELD WELLINGTON

- COAL. -

CHARLES R. ALLEN,

age:nx,
144 Steuart St.. S.F.

DIXON, BORGESON 8 CO.,

37 Market Street, S. F.,

1954

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Type Founders— Cont'd.
FOREMAN A. & SON. 611 Merchant

A. FOREMAN &, SON

611 MERCHANT STREET

Type and Electrotype Foundry

Brass Rules, Dashes, Circles, Ovals
Leads, Slugs, Etc.

ALL BRASS WORK A SPECIALTY

B^"We furnished all Brass Material used In this
Directory.

PACIFIC STATES TYPE FOUNDRY, 508 Clay

Type Setting Machines.
Mergenthaler Linotype Co. (New York), 320
Sansome, room 5

Typewriting.

Ayers' Stenographic Institute, 325 Montgomery
Barney Hattie E. Mrs., 40-41 Nevada Block
BARRETT MARGARET G. MISS, 302 Montgom-
ery, rooms 3-4
Boch Louise H. Miss, 17 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
Burt Anna C. Miss, 34 Mills Bldg, 4th floor
Curtis Belle A., 410 Spreckels Bldg
Dakin Publishing Co., 320 Sansome
Digges Eva E. Miss, 1 Mills Bldg, 4th floor
Frew Emma P., 28-30 Mills Bldg, 7th floor
Frierson Katherine Miss, 41-42 Mills Bldg, 10th

floor
HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 24 Post
Johnson Harriet M.. 7 Flood Bldg
Kelley C. E. Miss, 45 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
Lanfar H. L. Miss, 628 Market
Mallery Jessie B. Mrs., 111-112 Crocker Bldg
McNally Edith Miss, 45-46 Mills Bldg, 8th floor
Miller Mary E. Miss, 401 California, room 4
Olney L. Miss, 916 Market, room 22
Peters Mattie E., 630 Market
Rich L. A. Mrs., 402 Montgomery
Rosengarden Edna, 20 Crocker Bldg
Rosengarden H. Mrs., -,0 Crocker Bldg
Runge & Elliot, 330 Pine', room 55
Shephard Misses, 508 California, room 35
Standard Typewriter Exchange, 207 Mont-
gomery
Stone & Weil, 106 Pine
United Typewriter and Supplies Co., 663

Market
Witham H. M., 610 Market
Wilson B. M. Miss, 45 Mills Bldg, 6th floor
Worden Shirley A. Miss, 37 Mills Bldg, 6th floor

Typewriting Machines.

Alexander L & M. & Co , 218 Sansome
BLICKENSDERFER TYPEWRITER, J. G. Si-

monton agent, 602 Market, Crocker Bldg
Caligraph Typewriter Agency, 663 Market
Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch, SW cor Sansome

and Sacramento
HANSON B. F. & CO., typewriters for sale and

to rent, 55 Chronicle Bldg
Pacific Press Publishing Co., 16 Crocker Bldg
Pacific States Type Foundry, 508 Clay
Revalk R. E. & Co., 310 California
Scott & Bannan, 321 Montgomery
Simonton James G., 602 Market
Smith Premier Typewriter, 218 Sansome
UNITED TYPEWRITER AND SUPPLIES CO.,

663 Market
Wickson G. G. & Co., 3-5 Front
Yost Writing Machine Agency The, 663 Market

Typewriting Supplies.

Alexander L. & M. &Co., 218 Sansome
CROCKER H. S. CO., 215-219 Bush
DUTTON & PARTRIDGE, 212-214 California
Hill Edward W.. 628 Market
Revalk R. E, & Co., 310 California

Rowe Typewriter Ribbon Co, (N. Y.), 533

Kearny
Scott & Bannan, 321 Montgomery
Tvperwriter Rest Co., 532 Market, room 45
"'ITED TYPEWRITER AND SUPPLIES CO.,
Market

Type
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Umbrella and Parasol Makers.

Barr Fannie Mrs., 323 Bush

Barr Stewart A., 926 Larkin

Creighton Joseph J., 13 Mason

DETRICK E. Jr., 303 California

Falciola Giovanni, 1005 Howard

FoUmer, Cogg & Co., 35 New Montgomery

Ghisla Mary, 645 Vallejo

Moss George A., 800 and 932 Market and 101

Post
Oliva & Papina, 3 Grant Av
Raabe Harris, 1070 Howard
Stringa William, 1208 Polk

Undertakers.

California Burial Co., 215 Sansome, room 6
California Undertaking Co., SW cor Geary and

Stockton
Crew & English, 19 Van Ness Av
Craig, Cochran & Co., 22-26 Mint Av
Dierks Theodor, 957 Mission

GANTNER & GUNTZ

(H. W. Gantner and F. L. Guntz), funeral
directors and embalmers, 8-10 City Hall
Square, telephone South 432

Godeau& Co., 326-328 Montgomery Av
Golden Gate Undertaking Co., 2429 Mission
Gray N. & Co., 641-643 Sacramento
Hagan James, 445 Valencia
Halsted & Co., 946 Mission
laccheri & Bacigalupi, 627 Broadway
Lipman & Godeau, 326 Sutter
Martin A. W. & Co,, 118 Geary

McAVOY & GALLAGHER,

20, 5th
MCGINN BROTHERS, 31 Eddy
McMenomey James & Son, 1057 Mission
Metzler Charles J. B., 636 Washington
O'Connor J. C. & Co., 767 Mission
Pacific Undertakers, 777 Mission

PETERSEN H. P. & CO.,

funeral directors and embalmers, 228 Mc-
Allister (opp City Hall) telephone South
340

Porter H. C. & Co., 122 Eddy
San Francisco Undertaking Co., 1235 Market
Suhr H. F. & Co., 1209 Mission
Union Undertaking Co., 733 Mission
United Undertakers' Association, 27-29,5th
Valente. Marini & Co , 1524 Stockton
WESTERN ADDITION FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
2428 California

Oakland.
Brown Albert, 466-468, 13th

Undertakers' Goods.

California Casket Co., 934-9.36 Mission
Centra] Hardware and Supply Co., 852 Mission
Gray N. & Co., 641-643 Sacramento
Murphy Emma L. Miss, 461 Jessie

Underwriters— Agents of.

Catton, Bell & Co. (London, Lloyds and Liver-
pool), 406 California
Chevassus Edouard (French), 1-3 Sansome
Button W. J. (Rhode Island), 401 California
Eldridge Oliver (Boston, New York and Phila-
delphia Marine), 303 California
Hellmann Bros. & Co. (Hamburg and Bremen),

525 Front
Maxwell James D. (New York), 421 California
Mohns Henry (Germanic Lloyd), 29 Market
San Francisco Board of Marine Underwriters,

222 Sansome, room 1
Woods E. L. (San Francisco Marine), 222 San-

rry-t -w — x -4-4 ^^ e Has the largest (

Ine iDUlletin ^•^-^s.itl

Has the largest circulation of
on the Coast.

WR niT A PT\/f A \r IMPOETZB OF Selected V

. D. LllAr IVIAIX, ...» BARTON & GUESTIER'S Fine

IiTPOETEE OT Selected ViNTASES OP

Bordeaux and Saotemes.
123 CALIFORNIA STREET.

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* Uniforms,
PASQUALE B. & SONS, 640 Washington

Upholsterers.

(See also Furniture Manufacturers.)

BAEBER GEORGE A., 1509 Market

Bauer Henry, 1519 California

Beal Samuel Furniture Co., 733-741 Mission

Bitter Edward, 514 Post

Bower Solomon M., 1821 Devisadero

Browne Regnor B., 103, 9 th

Bruhnke Anton, 1714 Polk

Brun Frederick, 417, 3d

California Furniture Manufacturing Co., 117-121

Geary
Clark Joseph, 1309 Mason
Congo Howard E., 933 Sacramento
Dernbach George. 154, 9th
Ducruet T. I., 515 Bush
Escande Charles, 2543 Mission
Fink & Schindler, 1309-1315 Market
Frank H. W. & Co., 212-216 Commercial and 933-

934 Howard
Franzen Henry, 231 Ellis
Fredericks Joseph & Co., 649 Market
Granz Louis, 1909-1911 Howard
Hagemann Herman M., 1324 Polk
Hankerson H. D., 607 Post
Hansen George, 630 Geary
Harmon William F., 929 Mission
Harrold, Belcher & Allen, 508 Sutter
Hawley George W., 207 Powell
Haynert Clemens, 214 Stockton
Heims John, 1314 Valencia
Henko A. v., 21 16 Fillmore
Herberger Carl. 2212 Fillmore
Hoey John, 716-718 Mission
Hulse, Bradford & Co., 760 Mission
Hurst Daniel, 2217 Mission
Jansen Alexander, 928 Howard
Jordan M. F., 1024 Oak
Juergensen Charles, 912 Larkin
KauferC, 1439 Ellis
Kempner Mark, II4614 Folsom
Kiernan Charles, 26 Ridley
Kragen Bros., 209 Polk
Kriske W. & Co., 339, 24th
Landsdown Edward S., 1230a Pacific
Larson & Scheper, 1621 Devisadero
Lipman Charles W., 1627 Geary
Loudon William J., 631 Union
Lutge Bros., 1052 McAllister
Mackay Alex. & Son, 715 Market
Martin A. G. & Co., 695 McAllister
Miller Joseph A., 960-962 Mission
Neustadt Bros., 229, 7th
Olsen Gustaf, 1815 Polk
Peters John H., 2054 Mission
Plum Charles M. & Co., Upholstery Co., 1301-

1307 Market
Radden Carl, 212^4, 13th
Rechel C, 1003 Valencia
Reed & Co., 1517 Howard
Richard Charles, 823 Valencia
Richter F. & Son, 6I914 Haight
Samuel Julius, 1102 Golden Gate Av
Sanguinetti Benjamin, 217 Jones
Selway & Stockbridge, 2938, 16th
Silvey John H., 1200 Eddy
Simon Herman, 1211b Howard
SLOANE W. & J. & CO., 641-647 Market
Somers William, 215 Clement
Sperling & Stotzenwald, 3825, 16th
Stone B. L., 328 Sutter
Sullivan P. J., 1904 Fillmore
Sundell Frank, 1204 Pacific
Taylor & Armstrong, 449 Clementina
Thomas George W., 1140 Mission
Tschech Louis, 444 Union
Walker Charles, 509 Haight
Wedemeyer C. A.. 404!^ Geary
Wolf Abraham, 2006 Polk
Wolffl Max S., 1020 Larkin
Worth Frank D., 1307 Polk
Wyman Charles, 1315!4 Mission

Upholstery and Drapery Trimmings.

(See Fringe Manufacturers.)

* Upholstery Goods.

(See also Carpet Dealers.)
Auerbach & Thompson, 115 Minna
Hoey John, 716-718 Mission
Hulse, Bradford & Co., 760 Mission
Jansen Alexander, 938 Howard
Milwaukee Furniture Co., 933-934 Howard
Pacific Spring and Mattress Co., 706 Mission
Plum Charles A. &Co. Upholstery Co., 1301-1307

Market
SLOANE W. & J. & CO., 641-647 Market
Solomon I. L. & Co., 840 Mission
Sullivan Thomas, 743 Mission
Walcom George, 403 Sutter
Walter D. N. & E. & Co., 539-531 Market

♦Useful Inventions.
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

* Valve Manufacturers.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

* Valves.
GOODYEAR RUBBER CO. (Rubber), 577-579
Market

Varieties.

Allen C. L. Mrs., 1531 Sanchez
Anderson Charles E., 1319 Scott
Appiarius H. Mrs., 703 Valencia
Ashmead S. W. Mrs., 155, 11th
Austin Charles, 307, 9th
Backess Mary S. Miss, 1512 Stockton
Bahlmann Augusta, SE cor26th and Bartlett
Ball Mary Mrs., 132y2, 24th
Bartlett Ben F., 1712 Howard
Batavia Laura Mrs., 1515 Devisadero
Bean A. B. Mrs., 120, 21st
Beck Edward L., 1315 Powell
Benecke Dorothea M. I. Mrs., 3409 Clay
Benkelmann Mathilda, 1004 Railroad Av
Benson William H., 2843, 16th
Bernard Lizzie Mrs., 1401 Baker
Bernard Michael D., cor 24th and Potrero Av
Bertrand David & Co., 630 Geary
Bescheinen Gertrude Miss, 1657 Mission
Blake M. C. Mrs., 1108 Valencia
Bohm Josephine Mrs., 401 Haight
Bohne Lizzie Miss, 1302i4 Hayes
Both Margaret Mrs., 3402 Folsom
Boyd Ellen, 505,3d
Boyd Theodore C, 910 Powell
Branz Mary Miss, 1018 Powell
Brennan Anna Mrs., 139, 11th
Brown Frederick, .340 Geary
Brun John B., 418 O'Farrell
Bulkley Stephen R., 1628i4 Mission
Burt George W., 536 Castro
Burton Carrie Mrs., 3604 Sutter
Callnon F. W. Mrs., 504, 3d
Cannon Louisa Mrs.. 1552 Howard
Carle Auguste, 1516 Stockton
Caro Lewis, 240, 5th
Casassa Maria, 503 Broadway
Cellar Louise, 1315 Powell
Chase L. T., 1627 Devisadero
Choice Margarette K. Mrs.. 921 Oak
Christophersen Theresa, 2931 Washington
Clark Jennie Mrs., 1326 Howard
Clark Susan P., 535 Folsom
Cohen Selig, 601 Post
Colbert Mar? A. Mrs., 450, 3d
Collins Daniel, 310, 24th
Constant T. R. Mrs., 2200^^ Fillmore
Cooney Ann Mrs., 291 Union
Cosgrave John B., 204, 5th

Cosgrifl John E., NE cor Sagamore and Ply-
' Av

?2^

WASHBURN & MOEN MFG. CO.

BARBED
COPPER
INSULATED

WIRE

NAILS,
ROPE,
SPRINGS

J. GUNDLACH k Co

Fine Old Table Wines.
California's Choicest Products,

1956

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Cotton James F., a46, 11th

Coxe William A., 231, 15th

Craddock & Webster, 1044 McAllister

Cramer John, 749 Minna

Craven Sisters, 411 Jones

Crawford Sarah Mrs., 139 Gough

Crottie B. F. Mrs.. 2mA. 6th

Crozier Sarah T., 1201 Bush

Crummey Louise M. Mrs., 1220 Mason

Currin James W., 1328 Howard

Daly Catherine, Railroad Av nr 14th Av South

Daly Kate C. Mrs., 256, 1st

Damon N. F. Mrs., 141 Post

Daniel Bertha Mrs., 821 Pacific

Danner Minnie Mrs., 523 Castro

Davidson M. & Co., 161 New Montgomery

Davis Bros , 718-822 Marl^et

Davis Eugene G., 1234 Market

Davison Catharine, 15(4 Norfolk

Demartini Bartholomew, 706 Montgomery Av

Dennenberg Lizzie Mrs., 537 Geary

Diiaati Antonio, NE cor Kearny and Vallejo

Dunovan M. A. Mrs., 1513 Market

Doyle Catherine T. Miss, 1522 Waller

Duley Lucy, 310 Jersey

Dunphy Frank C, 1234 Golden Gate Av

DuQton Alice J., 2706 Mission

Durston George, 1745 Mission

Egan Annie, 1435 Valencia

Egan Hannah H. Miss, 1001 Sierra

Elliott Richard E. Mrs., 1129 Mission

Emporium Co., 825-355 Market

El-bin Margaret, 8. 24th

Esterberg Hulda Miss, 504!^ Leavenworth

Eugers William, 9151/4 Market

Farrell John M., 1413 Castro

Faust Mary D. K. Mrs., 555, 4th

Feive Auguste, 1505 Franklin

Fessler Delia Mrs., 324 Polk

Fiusterbusch Charles G., 112 Ridley

Fisher B. D. Mrs.. 1413 Folsom

Fisk Louis G., SE cor Jersey and Sanchez

Fitzler Lena Mrs., 505 Bryant

Flynn Kate Miss. 152 Solano

Fogerty John, 425 Stanyan

Ford Mary J. Miss, 1045, 19th

Foster Isabelle Mrs., 635 Sutter

Fournier Amelia Mrs., 2002i4 Mason

Fox Mary Mrs., 489, 8th

Frandsen R., 1330 Alabama

Gay Ellen Mrs., 544 Green

Gehrels Lena, 623 Union

Gemraell C. Mary Mrs., 515, 2d

Geraghty Michael, 1127 Folsom

GobelBros., 511,4th

Godfrey A. Mrs.. 330 Minna

Goepfert Mary, 3114 Fillmore

Goetsche Margaret H. Mrs., 1717 Stockton

Gorham Albert F., 2148 Mission

Graff Gustav, 2759, 16th

Grant J. F. Mrs., 3266 Mission

Hackett Lincoln E.. 310^ Turk

Hahn Ernest, 230, 4th

Haider Albert, 1243 Mission

Hansen Christian W.,930 Harrison

Hansen Christine Mrs., 411 Bay

Harais Alexander, 136, 2d

Harkins Rosana A., 301 Fremont

Harrison Elizabeth Mrs.. 1332 Pacific

Haub Marie Mrs., 717 Montgomery Av

Hawe Mary Mrs., 517 Lyon

Hays Will C, 1303 Polk and 1525 Devisadero

Hays & Ruhe. 1700-1702 Devisadero

Hencken Annie, 428 Shotwell

Hendricks E. J. Mrs., 150 Collingwood

Hennett Harriet Mrs., 1800 Union

Herold Philippine Miss, 14, 24th

Hess Julia Miss, 2002 Mason

Heuer Lena, 493 Sanchez

Hiester Lizzie Mrs., 629 Valencia

HilderB. Mrs., 1733 Market

Hirsch David, 115^2 Fillmore

Hodge Jane Miss, 614 Hermann

Hoennig Jasine Mrs.. 28191/4 Mission

Hoisington Mary, SE cor Castro and Henry

Holt M. D. Mrs., 121 Guerrero

Hopkins Reuben T., 1511 O'Farrell

Howes L. H. Mrs., IO371/2, 24th

Hurly Margaret Mrs., 312, 12th

Hyman Samuel, 1238 Folsom

Isaacs B. Mrs., Ill Gough

Jackson William B. Mrs., 2005 Geary

Jacobs Harriet Mrs., 26-28, 6th

Jacobs Mary Mrs., 70914 Stockton

Jahmes Taylor, 1041 Guerrero

Janes Graz;jano, 1171 Valencia

Jeans Angle F., 1110 Steiner

Jenkin Thomas, 313 Geary

Johnston Jane Miss, 1591 Turk

Jones Elizabeth Mrs., 521, 4th

Josephson Joshua S., 1629 Geary

Junck Mary, 1304i/^ Valencia

Kehoe Kate, 720 Brannan

Keleher Jeremiah, 21314, 14th

Kelleher Margaret Miss, 733 Stevenson

Kellner Meyer, 405, 3d

Kelly Mary, 1708 Fillmore

Kent C. E. Mrs., 1035 Folsom

Kirwan Ellen Mrs.. Ill Clement

Kling Freda Mrs., 7I81/2 Franklin

Koster Lizzie Mrs., 429 Francisco

Krafft Ferdinand, 1306. 24th

Krausgrill Annie C. Mrs., 1321 Stockton

Kreutzmann W. S., 416 Devisadero

Kriske Bertha Miss, 2216 Mission

Kurlandzik M. Mrs., III71/2 Folsom and 160&

Fillmore
Lagrange Emily Mrs., 1203 Stockton
Laski B. L., II5514 Folsom
Lass Charles, 1023 Powell
Leathers Christina H. Mrs., 410, 3d
Leon Julia Mrs., 48, 7th
Levey E. H. Mrs., IOII1/2 McAllister
Levin Bertha Mrs., 941 Folsom
Levin J. & Co., 31 Taylor
Long Charles, 1833 O'Farrell
Louis John A., 327, 3d
Lubkert Adolph M. F. Mrs., 1832 Union
Lynda John E., 2031/2 O'Farrell
Macy Mary M. Mrs., 2608i4 Mission
Mallett Harriet, 702 Bush
Mapleston Robert F., 1804 Geary
Marckley B. F. Mrs., 1023, 24th
Martens Frederick, 1828 Union
Mason Emma Miss, 947 Valencia
Massonabe Anna Mrs., NW cor Cortland Av

and Buena Vista
Maugham Mary Mrs., 814 Laguna
McCartney E. E. Mrs., 431, 24th
McClain William T., 1546 Market
McDougall Matilda A., 135, 16th
Mcintosh Margaret Mrs., 507 Bryant
McLaughlin A., Railroad Av nr 12th Av South
McMann James, 411 East North
McNorton Oliver B., 2245 Market
Meister Margaret. 2402 Folsom
Meynr Theresa Mrs., 208, 12th
Michael Gerson, 1504 Stockton
Millan Emma Mrs., 211, 18th
Miller Louise Mrs., 321 Union
Miller Mary Mrs., 411, 4th
Moeller Claus W., 203, 6th
Mohr Antoinetta Mrs.. 2703i/i Folsom
Mohr Kate Mrs., 326, 9th
Holler Julia Miss, 750, 17th
Molloy Patrick, 1313 Point Lobos Av
Mooney Arthur, 1307 Buchanan
Moore Sarah Miss, 117 Turk
Moses Morris, 305 Hayes
Mulvey B. C, 2331 Mission
Muncey William G., 423, 22d
Murphy Helen, 1124 Page
Nagel Albert G., 41114 Geary
Newberry M. A. Mrs., 822 Valencia
Newton Laura J., NW cor 25th and Treat Av
Noltiog A. Mrs., 440 Van Ness Av
O'Mara Kate Mrs., 1318 Point Lobos Av
O Neill Agnes Miss, 1920 Point Lobos Av
Offenbach Kate Mrs.. 714 Vallejo
Olson Lena Mrs., 1601 Mason
Osborne John, 2305 Jackson
Osterman Sarah Mrs., 632 O'Farrell
Oswald B. F. Mrs., 1719 Mission
Parr M. A. Mrs., 1520 Folsom
Partmann H. Mrs., 2817, 16th
Peckham Bros., 1232 Folsom

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els Carrie Miss, 1010 Buchanan

Peters Delia Mrs., 520 Polk

Peters Helena Mrs., NW cor Hyde and Green

Peters Pauline Mrs., 1022 Larkin

Petterson Reinhold, 29, 9th

Philbon Mary E. Miss, 1702 Hayes

Pinelli Angelina, 764 San Jose Av

Pinkham Chester E , 118, 24th

Polberg G. Mrs.. 1314 Howard

Poppe Julia Mrs., 441, 20th

Prieur Caroline, 1909 Geary

Prinz Caroline, 2549 Folsom

Prosek Josephine Mrs., 1209 Devisadero

Ransom Matilda N. Mrs., 1604 Hayes

Rapp Lizzie A. Mrs., 705 Laguna

Ratto Virginia Mrs., 3038 Howard

Reichardt Otto, 1630 Eddy

Reilly Hannah Mrs., 573 Bryant

Renier Eveline Mrs., 209, 24th

Rich Curtis W., 534 Valencia

Richards Josephine Mrs., 540 Bush

Richardson A. W., Mrs., 1907 Mission

Rieffel E. J. Mrs., 1104 Golden Gate Av

Roane Addison M., 2132 Mission

Robinson Minnie Mrs., 1539 Mission

Rogers William J., 106 Turk

Roth Conrad. 10041/4 Hyde

Rotstein Henrietta Mrs., 209 Leavenworth

Rowe Annie Mrs., 819 Broadway

Roy Camille, 1036 Clay

Rust Frederick M. F., 219 Golden Gate Av

Ryan Jonathan, 326, 24th

Saul John, 33?, 6th

Schaffer Katherine Mrs., 718 Montgomery Av

Scherman G. Mrs., 1036 Hyde

SchuckT. L., 139,11th

Schwaarcke Charles, 508 Hayes

Scott Lizzie Mrs., 3337 Bush

Seifert Amelia Mrs., N s 1st Avnr Fulton

Seischapine Catherine Mrs., 533, 4th

Silverman Joseph, 222-224, 4th
Simons Minnie Mrs., 614^, 2d
Simson Daniel. .509 Larkin
Sinibaldi A., 1,525 Polk
Skinner Eliza Mrs., 21 Valencia
Slocum E. R. & Co., 144-146, 6th
Smilow Henry, 30 Franklin
Smith Amanda, 2400 Mission
Smith Annie Mrs. , 427 McA Ulster
Soukoup Aloisie L. Mrs., 412i/4 Geary
Sperling Henry Mrs., 8, 8th
Staneart John W., 1215 Kearny
Staniels& Son, 1812 Devisadero
Stappenbeck Johanna Mrs., 414a Francisco
Stein Aaron, 159, 9th
Steinhoff Elise Mrs.. 800 Hayes
Stewart, Howe & May Co., 14 Sansome
Stiles M. L. Mrs., 127 Hermann
Straube Elizabeth Miss, 805M Filbert
Stromberg I. F. Mrs., 1408 Paciflc
Strong George W., 3039 Mission
Styles E. Mrs., Jules Av nr Ocean Av
Subra Joseph G., 930 "Washington '
TaylorSarah. 329, 2d

Thatjenhorst Gustav,7H Point Lobos Av
Thomas Frederick G. Mrs., 1006, 18th
Thomas Herman Mrs., 220, 24th
Thompson C. E. Mrs., 19341/^ Union
Thompson John A., NE cor Howard and 10th
Thompson Norah, 3657 Mission
Twigg Daniel A.. 408, 3d
Utter Josie A. Miss, 187 McAllister
Vanderveen Henrietta Mrs.. 1950 Howard
Van Worner C. B. Miss, NW cor 25th and How-
ard
Vogtlin Christina Mrs., 1436 Folsom
Wagener Jacob, 8II14 Bryant
Waibel Frederick. SW cor Mission and 16th

and 2004 Mission
Waibel Oscar, 2518 Mission
Walsh Margaret Mrs., 7 Webster
Warren Melville A., 413 Broderick
Watkins Elizabeth, 540, 3d
Watkins Henry, 407 Turk
Watson Margaret H. Mrs., 829, 15th
Webster M. Mrs., 335, 34th
Weed Eva L. Mrs., 304 Turk
Welbon William J., 9.39 Church
Wiebcke Frank Mrs., 1314 Jackson

Wigley Edwin, 1211 Fillmore
Wike John H., 3318 Larkin
Willard Joseph M., 32 Gearv
Williams T. A. Mrs., I612y2 Folsom
Winch Nina, 1205 Turk
Witts May E. Mrs., 96 Fillmore
Wolters M. Mrs., 1704 Howard
Wood George, 1304 Stockton
Woolsey Susan Mrs., 201 Gough
Woolsey William W., 29 Market
Wright Ellen Mrs., 337, .5th
Wyntjens Frank, 1138J4 Folsom
Young Margaret. 3011 Mission
Zinomerman M. Mrs., 703 Broadway

Vamish Manufacturers.

American Varnish Co.. 741 Mission

BASS-HUETER PAINT CO. (S. F. Pioneer Var-
nish Works), 18-22 Ellis

BERRY BROTHERS, LIMITED (Detroit, Mich.),
709-711 Front

Broner Henry, 634 Mission

MURPHY VARNISH COMPANY, 593-595 Mis-
sion, telephone Black 1171

Occidental Varnish Works, office 20 Geary

Tamm & Nolan Co., 31, 2d

* Vamishers and Polisliers.

(See also Painters.)
Anie Frederick, 70 Juniper
Fuselier & Fitzgerald. 119 Main
Kern & Eibach, 105 Donohoe Bldg
Steinmetz August & Co., 540 Brannan

Varnishes.

(See also Paints, Oils and Glass.)
AMMERUP a, 1314 Market
Butcher L. H., 593 Mission
Nason R. N. & Co., 119-121 Front
Yates & Co., 709-711 Front

* Vases— Terra Cotta.

N.CLARKatSONS.

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GLADDING, McBEANW^

1358-1360 MARKET g^

* Vault Lights.
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

* Ventilating Fans.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138.140-142 Fremont

Ventilators.
Abrahamson Peter. 623 Howard
Doub D. M.. 137, 1st
GRANNIS J. G. & CO., 544 Mission and 40 New

Montgomery
LANE W.'E., 505 Kearny
Morgan W. & Co., 819 Market, room 43

Vermicelli Manufacturers.

(See Macaroni and Vermicelli.)

Veterinary Surgeons.

Archibald Robert A., 1830 Post
COSMOPOLITAN VETERINARY INFIRMARY,

Cesare Masoero proprietor, 811 Howard

CREELY EDWARD J., 510 Golden Gate Av

Dalziel Ira B. (dentist), 605 Golden Gate Av

EGAN WILLIAM F., 1117 Golden Gate Av, tele-
phone West 128

Evans George A., 12214 Welsh

Fabbi Henry, 122 Eddy

Fitzgerald James D.. 1529 Howard

Jacobsen Iver, 631 Mission

Masoero Cesare. 811 Howard

Miller Edward L., 35514. Uth

Nief F. A., 1925 Sutter

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Veterinary surgeons— Cont'd.
O'Callagban Dennis J., 408 Tehama
O'Rourke Isaac W., 331 Golden Gate Av
» Potter William, 54 Morris Av

ill Robin Adrian. 610, 4th „„,„.,

d SAN FRANCISCO VETERINARY HOSPITAL,

^ William F., Egan proprietor, 1117 Golden

M Gate Av nr Buchanan, telephene West 128

^ . Skaife Francis W. , 18 Cedar Av
J H Steers K. O., 18 Cedar Av

J CO Taylor Charles D.. fil3 Grove ,„,„r>r,TmTr

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J Z OF CALIFORNIA, N E cor Post and Fillmore

C O Welsh Joseph A.. 1215 Golden Gate Av

J (0 WESTPHAL CHRISTIAN H.,

0) veterinary surgeon for the Health and

— Police Departments of the City and

S County of San Francisco, office and hos-

H pital 121-123 City HaU Av nr Larkin, tele-

\ 0) phone South 401

H ^ Viaduct Builders.

H »J" California Bridge and Construction Co., 19
J ^ Crocker Bid g

SO HEALY, TIBBITTS & CO., 27 Steuart
LAYDON DARBY & CO., 137 Main
San Francisco Bridge Co., 42 Market
[^ THOMSON BRIDGE CO., 9 Mission

4 Vinegar Manufacturers.

Consumers Yeast and Vinegar Works, office 318

Battery
FISHER PACKING CO., 509-517 Commercial

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^^^ 509-517 Cnnimercial St.

^^■^ lIAXUFACTrREKS OF

^^ Pure Wine and Cider Vinegars

■% and Triple Concentrated Vinegar

: Packers of Pickles In all styles and manufacturers

g^^S of French and German Mustard and fresh-ground
SSh Horse-radish.

^^^ Grover Augustine A., 1325 Guerrero

tm -m^ Lewis Packing Co. and Vinegar Works, 625-627

^^^ Front

National Vinegar Works, 808-812, 4th
New South End Pickle Works, 718 Bryant

.'^i^ PACIFIC VINEGAR AND PICKLE WORKS, 323

^m^ Front

^ Pacific Uinegar ana PicKle morKs

^_4 323 FRONT STB EET

"- ,_ Works, 41.5-419 Fulton St., bet. Gough & Octavla

^^4 Triple Concentrated Wine

"Vy^ and Cider Vinegars

^^"^ Packers of Pickles In all styles and manufacturers

^>^\ of French and German Mustard, and fresh-ground
^*"^ Horse-radish. SIDXET M. SMITH. President.

CHAS. J. KING. Secretary.

*«S^^ Potrero Yeast and Vinegar Co. , office 230 Kearny

' * < SHERWOOD & SHERWOOD (Crosse & Black-
^^^^ weirs Malt, Crystal & Tarrazon Vinegars,

^■^^ Ross' Royal Belfast Raspberry Vinegar).

f S 212-214 Market

*■ ^ South End Pickle Works, 422-428, 5th

^^^ * Vineyards.

GUNDLACH J. & CO., SE cor Market and 2d

^ ^^ * Vulcanized Fibre.

'pf^-i DIEFFENBACHER & WIHL, 318 Front

MARWEDEL C. F., 58, 1st

PACIFIC TOOL AND SUPPLY CO., 100-104, 1st

^^^ Wagon Importers.

H^~^ BAKER & HAMILTON, NW cor Pine and Davis

Deere Implement Co., ,305-307 Market

Hooker & Co., 16-18 Drumm

Wagon Makers.

(See Carriage and Wagon Makers.)

Wagon Materials.

(See Carriage and Wagon Materials.

* Wall Paper.

(See also Paper Hangings.)
AMMERUP G., 1314 Market
Bradley & Son, 933 Mission
Clark G. W. & Co., 653 Market
Coleman John E. W., 926 Folsom
Duffy James & Co., 20 .Geary
Maher Mollie A. & Co., 1.520 Howard
Merchant & Nickels, 46, 3d

OrsiGiacomo, 17 Montgomery Av and 622 Wash-
ington
Pacific Wall Paper Co., Ill Battery
QUADT JOHN & CO., 1614 Market
St. Denis J. & Co.. 308 Sutter
Uhl Bros, 539 Market

Warehouses.

Arizona, W. A. James manager, 330 King

Atlantic Free, C. H. Gilman & Co., SE cor Bat-
tery and Broadway

Atlantic U. S. Bonded, C. H. Gilman & Co., 718
Battery „

Atlantic U. S. Bonded Tea, C. H. Gilman & Co.,
SE cor Battery and Broadway

Battery Street Free and Tea Bonded, Bode &
Haslett. 1201 Battery

Bay, Haslett & Bailey, W s Sansome nr Lom-
bard

Brannan Street, F. S. Moody, 609-617 Brannan

Broadway U. S. Bonded, E. Danforth, SW cor
Battery and Broadway

California (bonded and free), Haslett & Swayne,
NE cor 2d and Towns end

California Storage, Thomas H. Rooney, 722
Mission „ ^ ,,

California Wharf and Warehouse Co., 316 Cali-
fornia

Central Storage Warehouse Co., 524i/4 Bush

City, Morton Draying and Warehouse Co., SW
cor Lombard and Battery

Commercial, N s King bet 2d and 3d

Cowell's, Henry Cowell & Co., SW cor Front
and Union _ .

Eagle, Nathan R. Lowell, 17-19 Davis

Eureka Grain, Seth Clisby, NW cor Montgom-
ery and Chestnut _^ ^

Front Street. C. H. Gilman & Co., SW cor Front
and Broadway ^ „^

Gibraltar, A. S. Neal Warehouse Co., SE cor
Filbert and Sansome

Golden Gate, Searle & Holt, 41-49, 1st

Grangers Business Association, 108 Davis

Greenwich Dock U. S. Bonded, Bode & Haslett,
NW cor Battery and Greenwich

Hathaway Free, W. H. Martin & Co., Spear St.
Wharf bet Harrison and Bryant

Humboldt, Haslett & Bailey, 150-190 Bryant

Internal Revenue No. 1, 1203 Battery, No. 6
Bluxome and Townsend, No. 8 NE cor 2d and

Lombard, C. W. McCarthy, SW cor Lombard

and Sansome „ ,

Lowell's, Nathan R. Lowell, 13-14 Beale
Mercantile, McNab & Smith, Bluxome bet 5tb

and 6th
Merchants', S s King bet 2d and 3d .

Mission Bay, Thomas J. Walkmgton, Irwin

and Kentucky „ , ^ ^ or.^.

Mission Rock, California Dry Dock Co., office 302

California , ^^„ „ ^

Morton's, Townsend bet 1st and 2d, NE cor Bat-
tery and Union and SW cor Battery and

Lombard, office 204 Battery
Nevada Warehouse and Dock Co. (Port Costa),

office 202 Sansome
North Point Dock, James V. Lavery, SW cor

Sansome and Chestnut ^ ^^ ^ ^

North Point U. S. Bonded Yard, Edward G.

Zeile, NW cor Sansome and Lombard
Occidental Grain, William M. Starr, NWcor

1st and Townsend

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Oriental Bonded and Free, Haslett & Swayne,

S s Brannannr 1st
Overland. Bode & Haslett, NE cor 3d and King
OVERLAND FREIGHT TRANSFER CO., main

office, SE cor 5th and Bluxome, branch office,

NW cor California and Front
OVERLAND WAREHOUSE, E. Newland & Co.

proprietors, E s 3d bet King and Townsend
Pacific Coast Warehouse Co. (Port Costa), 311

California
Pacific Free, Haslett & Bailey, NW cor Front

and Broadway

PACIFIC STORAGE WARE-

HOUSE, for furniture and general mer-
chandise, Frank Barker proprietor, 301
Stockton, telephone Main 1285

PH(ENIX WAREHOUSE, San Francisco Storage
and Transfer Co. proprietors, S s Brannan
bet 8th and 9th

Pierce James M. (storage) 735 Market

Pioneer, Johnston & Fulton, SW cor Battery
and Filbert

Port Costa Warehouse and Dock Co., office 326
California

Rooney Thomas H. (storage), 733 Mission

S. F. Storage, James M. Pierce, 735 Market

SAN FRANCISCO STORAGE AND TRANSFER
CO., S s Brannan bet 8th and 9th

Sea Wall U. S. Bonded, Edward G. Zeile, NW
cor Sansome and Lombard

Signal Transfer Co., 530 Jones

South Point, S s Berry bet 3d and 4th

Taylor C. L. (storage), 304 Post

Union, A. S. Neal Warehouse Co., NW cor Bat-
tery and Union

Union Warehouse Co., 3 Mutual Life Bldg, 3d
floor

Vallejo Street Free, Sanborn & Wise, SWcor
Front and Vallejo

Vallejo Street U. S. Bonded, Sanborn & Wise,
N W cor Front and Vallejo

Wade's, 450 Townsend

Western Transfer and Storage Co., 333 Front

Whitney & Webster (wool), NE cor 5th and
Townsend

Wool Agency, Catton, Bell & Co., 436 Townsend,
office 406 California

* Washers— Axle.
DieflFenbacher & Wihl, 318 Front

* Washing Machines.
Baker & Hamilton, NW cor Pine and Davis

Washing Powder Manufacturers.

Davis Benjamin, 14 Langton
Horstmann John, 667-675 Bryant

Watch Case Makers.

Brooklyn Watch Case Co., 4 Sutter
Croce Peter E., 633 Clay
Fahys Joseph & Co., 4 Sutter
Hall A. I. & Son, 538-530 Market
Harris Charles J. Mrs., 13 Trinity
Keystone Watch Case Co., 136 Kearny
Piquet Eugene E., 3 Hardie

Watch Importers.

Barrett & Sherwood, 7 Kearny
Bujannoff R., 9 Lick PI
California Jewelrv Co., 134 Sutter
CARRAU & GREEN, 230 Sutter
Giannini Peter A., 308 Sutter
Hall A. I. & Son, 538-530 Market
Haskell & Muegge, 206 Kearny
Hatch J. Q. & Co., 7 Chronicle Bldg
Inter Nos Jewelry Co., 58 Crocker Bldg
Levison Bros., 134 Sutter
NORDMAN BROTHERS. 136 Sutter
Roihschild & Hadenfeldt, 307 Sutter
Schussler M. & Co., 104 Kearny
Seth Thomas Clock Co., 126 Sutter
SHREVE & CO., Market and Post
United States Watch Co., 640 Market
Waterbury Watch Co. The, 15-16 Mills Bldg, 2d
floor

Watchmakers and Jewelers.

Ahlers Henry C, 126 Kearny

Anker Nicholas A., 13 Trinity

Arnheim William S., 8 Steuart

Auger Constant J., 4-5 Chronicle Bldg

Backstein Ferdinand, 1555 Market

Barrett & Sherwood, 7 Kearny

Bartholdy A., 1113 Valencia

Behrend Asher, 44814, 3d

Behrend David, 1165 Market

Bernstein Joseph, 958 Harrison

Bird Robert S., 912 Powell

Blomquist Olof, 112 Montgomery

Bolitho John, 604 O'Farrell

Bornemann George C. Co, 126 Kearny

Brand Herman J., 230 Kearny

Bratslawski Marcus, 243, 7th

Brayman Ray A., 218a Noe

Brunell Hjalmar A., 410 Kearny

Bujannoff R., 9 Lick PI

California Jewelry Co., 134 Sutter

Carmatz Adolph, 527 Sansome

CARRAU & GREEN, 330 Sutter

Castagnetto Peter, 303i4 Montgomery Av

Chapman Harry, 608 Merchant

Clark Elijah, 24 Post

Clarfleld Baruch, 1059 Howard

Claude Armand, 149, 5th

Clausen Bros., 410 Kearny, room 3

Cohen David, 1014 Market

Cohen Nathan. 407 Kearny

CohnBros., 44, 6th

Collins S. H. Co., 227 Kearny

Cummings' Sons, .327 Kearny

Davis A. & Co., 1525 Market

De Ferrari Frederick, 211 Montgomery Av

Deuss Hugo O., 126 Kearny

Dillon & Co., 310 California

Dirking Fritz, 13 Phelan Bldg

Donahue Patrick, 1016Shotwell

Drumgold John H., Ill Phelan Bldg

Durkee Frank A., 1435 Polk

Eisenberg A. & Co., 136 Kearny

Erickson Bernard M., 116, 9th ,

Forzani Peter, 1230 Dupont

Franca Jose, 113 Jackson

Franklin Moses J., 215 Grant Av

Gabriel John E., 1403 Devisadero

Glickman David, 3006 Fillmore

Glindemann & Schweitzer, 303 Kearny and 5, 3d

Glucksman Simon, 538, 3d

Goodenough Milton A., 1321 Pacific

Goodman Abraham, 410 Kearny

Gottschalk Charles H., 507 California

Graper Charles, 126 Kearny

Greenbaum Simon, 6 Chronicle Bldg

Gruber William, 121 Post

Hammersmith & Field, 118 Sutter

Hanak & Lasky, 214 Grant Av

Hanson Nels S., 1301 Market

Hartman Ernest W., 126 Kearny

Hassen Isaac, 102 Taylor

Heiduska Ferdinand, 413 Bush

Heizman John, 412 Sansome

Herbst Justus, 134, 2d

Heringhi Bros., IO14 Stockton

HESS FRANK, 519 Kearny

Hesthal William. 10, 6th

Hirsoh Isidore, 400, 6th

Hirschman Adolph, 113 Sutter

Hoffmann Adolph, 13, 3d

Huber A. & Co., 39, 3d

Huguenin J. C, 413 Kearny

Hvman Joseph, 1730 Devisadero

Hyman Wolf, 16 Kearny

Isson Robert, 116 Jackson

Jacobs I. R., 408b McAllister

Jenkel & Schumacher, 631 Market ^

JOHANSON J.,

practical watchmaker and jeweler,
watches, clocks and jewelry repaired,
aU work neatly done and warranted, 1189
Market

Kallman C. & Son, 1903 Fillmore
Kemp Bros., 2003 Market
Klare Conrad, 514 Post
Klippel William, 3137 Mission

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ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO., r^^^.

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Watchmakers and Jewelers— Contd.

Klumpp Otto, 3 Hardie PI

Kuhlmann Albert, 129 Montgomery Av

Kuttner L. & Co., 1644 Market

Landecker Carl, 126 Kearny

Lang Ernest, 2821 Mission

Lawrenson Herold, 6 Market

Levison Bros., 134 Sutter

Levy Isadora, 208 Montgomery Av

Lewis H. M. (estate of), 655 Clay

Limacher Frank, 3314V2 Mission

Lippman Joseph, 335 Kearny

Livingston Philip H., 622 Merchant

Lord Thomas H., 7 Chronicle Bldg

Lundy Thomas, Emporium Bldg

Lyons Lewis J., 217-219 Montgomery Av

Macowsky Jacob, 211 Kearny

Madson Henry J., 260, 3d

Manifold Henry H., 938 Valencia

Manning William, 804 Market

Marks Leopold, 719b McAllister

Marshall Allan, 126 Kearny

Marshall John, 113 Turk

Mathieu Gaston Jr., 725 Larkin

Matthews W. D.. 106, 4th

McConnell Frank H., 19 Montgomery

Mendoza A., 626 Vallejo

Metius Charles A., 525 Haight

Michaels David D., 126Kearny

Muller Charles, 112 Kearny

Mund Henry C, 120 Sutter

Mund William, 104 Stockton

Murthin Peter W. W., 420 Hayes

Musgrave T. & Co., 2947, 16th

Myers Louis. 21 Mason

Nielsen J., 1424 Polk

Niemi C. C, 1439 Market

Nolte Otto, 222 O'Farrell

O'Neill Neil, 104 Jackson

Ott Fredolin, 303 Battery

Palace of Novelties, 910 Market

Pembroke Samuel J., 205 Powell

Pichot Charles, 1004 Pacific

Pohlmann Qjistav, 336 Sutter

Polack Herman L., 1003 Market

Purdy Solomon F., 10 U^ O'Farrell

Puthon Eric, 806 Kearny

Raphael Nat M., 128 Kearny

Raynaud Felix C, 832 Greenwich

Richardson Robert E., 1644 Polk

Ricotti A., 2221/4 Montgomery

Ridley Joseph, 708 Valencia

Ritter Albert A., 5, 6th

Robins W. E. & Co., 1322 Market

Roe the George F., 208 Sutter

Rothschild & Hadenfeldt, 207 Sutter

Ruppel Charles, 512-514 Market

Solomon Gustav, 16 West Mission

Samuel Joseph, 14 Harriet

San Francisco Diamond House, NE cor Post

and Kearny
Sandkamp John H., 126 Kearny
Scheppler William, 1071 Market
Schmalz Edward, 1, 4th
Schohay A. & Son, 303 Hayes
SCHULZ PAUL, 300, 4th
Schulze Eberhard, 133!4, 14th
iSchwalbe Joseph & Co., 512-514 Market
Schwaner Otto, IOO214 Valencia
SCHWARTZE K. GUSTAV, 502 Battery
Shirpser Max Jewelry Co., 732 Market
SHREVE & CO., Market and Post
Skerrett Daniel, 122, 2d
Sornin Alexander, 321 Montgomery
Sparrow Joseph W., 9 Geary, room 15
Spiro M. & Co., 18 Kearny
Spoerhase Roman, 2210 Mission
Standard Jewelry Co., 126 Kearny
Stead George, 3I614, 3d
Steinbach John A., 877 Market
Steinmetz Charles H., 126 Kearny
Stern Joseph, 22 Taylor
Strange Edward W.. 1906 Market
Straus August L., 207 Montgomery
Street William J., .3.50 Bush
Stumpf Joseph. 415 O'Farrell
Sturts Charles F. A., 14 Post
SvensoD Jonas, 1812 Polk

Svilovich Antonio, 224, 24th

Todtmann Theodore E., 13 Phelan Bldg

United States Watch Co., 640 Market

Van Louis, 603 Post

Van Vliet Julius. 752 Market

Van Vliet Maurice, 948 Market and 4, 6th

Vischi Giuseppe, 1409 Dupont

Voegeli Louis, 2109 Fillmore

von Tiedemann Emil J. T., 314, 6th

Walper & Eaton, 34 Post

Weber Eugene R., 100 McAllister

Weiman Gustav, 633 Merchant

Weinshenk Jacob, 1217 Polk

Wenzel Rudolph G., 607 Montgomery

Weule Louis, 418 Battery

Wexel Joseph, 11 Montgomery

Wilson Bros., 323 Montgomery

Withers Thomas, 102 Ellis

Wolfsohn William, 632 Merchant

Zacharias Zacharias, 1405 Polk

Watchmakers' Materials.

Armer & Weinshenk, 207 Sutter
NORDMAN BROTHERS. 126 Sutter

Water Closets— Patent.

Budde Joseph, 575 Mission
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

Water Companies.

(See also Irrigation and Canal Companies.)
Alameda Water Co. (Berkeley, Cal.), 27 Mills

Bldg, 5th floor
Artesian Water Works (Alameda), oiflce 510

Commercial
Blue Lakes Water Co. (Amador Co.), 302 San-
some, room 2
Contra Costa Water Co. (Oakland), 728 Mont-
gomery
Folsom Water Power Co. The (Folsom, Cal.), 320

Sansome, room 15
Lake Tahoe and San Francisco Water Works ,

808 Montgomery
Lethent Water and Land Co., 819 Market
Natoma Water and Mining Co., 508 California
Rio del Llano Water Co. The, 315 California
Spring Valley Water Works, office 516 Cali-
fornia
Stockton Water Co., 202 Sansome, room 2
Summit Lake Water Co., 640 Market
Sunset Heights Water Works, 100 California
Tamalpais Land and Water Co., 532 California
Tuscarora Water Co., 310 Pine
Union Water Co., 532 Market
Virginia and Gold Hill Water Co., 25 Nevada

Block
Visitacion Water Co., 1-3 Mills Bldg, 9th floor

* Water Filters.

iN.GLARK&SOKS.

GV 17-19 SPEAR ST. yo

LANE W. E., 505 Kearny

* Water Gates.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

* Water Heaters.

Verrue Instantaneous Water Heater Co. of
California, 33i4 Geary, room 8

* Water Motors.

Bolgonia Water Motor Co., 13 Front

Girard Water Wheel Co., 34 Main

PELTON WATER WHEEL CO., 131-123 Main

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Water Pipe.

(See also Iron Foundries.)

N.GLARKStSONS.

GV 17-19 SPEAR ST.yO

DUNHAM, CARRIGAN & HAYDEN CO., 17-19

Beale
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
MONTAGUE W. W. & CO., 309-317 Market
Sml th Francis & Co., 130 Beale

* Water Pipe and Fittings.

GARRATT W T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

* Water Tanks.
PACIFIC TANK CO. (patent non-shrinking),

Water Wheels.

Girard Water Wheel Co., 34 Main

O'BRIEN M., 511-513 Mission

Pelton Water Wheel Co., 121-123 Main

* Water Works Builders.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

* Water Works Supplies.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

Wax Engravers.

(See Engravers— Wax.)

Weather Strips.
BRADSTREETA. B., 1323 Ellis

BRADSTREET'S

WEATHER STRIPS

FOR DOORS AND WINDOWS

Exclude Dust, Wind, Eaiu aud Noise of the Street,

and Prevent Rattling of Sashes. All Work

Warranted.

A. B. BRADSTRBBT, - 1323 Ellis Street.

BURR CHARLES H.,

667 Mission
LYTLE THOMAS, 33134 Turk

The Latest Improved Weather Strips

AND

Patent Rubber Screen Slides

MANUFACTURED BV T. LYTLE

331% Turk St., San Francisco
* Weather Vanes.

HAWLEY DAVID N.,

Well Borers.

Butterfleld George, IO81/2, 9th
Butterfleld William A., 108»4, 9th
CAHILL & HALL ELEVATOR CO., 214-218 Mis-
sion
Cook Charles M , 185 Stevenson
LOWE JULIUS W., 126 Kearny
McCord Edwin K., 927 Market, room 718
Rogers J. B., 334 Kearny

* Well Borers' Supplies.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

* Well Borer's Tools.
AMERICAN TOOL WORKS, 109 Mission
RUSSELL J. W. & CO., 109-111 Fremont

J. W. RUSSELL &, CO.

MANUFACTURERS OF

Artesian Well Boring and Drilling Tools,

Machine and Engine Forging
109111 Fremont Street
Bet. Mission and Howard. Telephone Main 501

Whalebone.

Pacific Steam Whaling Co., 30 California

Wharf Builders.
BAY CITY IRON WORKS, 103-105 Fremont and

323-325 Mission
California Bridge and Construction Co., 19

Crocker Bldg
Galloway, Townley & Co., 42-44 Steuart, room 16
HEALY, TIBBITTS & CO., 27 Steuart
LAYDjN DARBY & CO., 137 Main
McCann & Sons, 406, 10th
McMAHON JAMES A., 210-212-214 Spear
Pacific Bridge Co., 4 California, room 8
San Francisco Bridge Co., 42 Market
THOMSON BRIDGE CO., 9 Mission

Wheelwrights.

(See Carriage and Wagonmakers.)

Whip Makers.

American Whip Co., Keyston Bros, agents,

21, 1st
Kempkey, Gilham & Sawyer, 417-419 Market
Keyston Bros., 21, 1st
MAIN & WINCHESTER, 214-220 Battery

White Lead Manufacturers.

Pacific Oil and Lead Works, office 202 Cali-
fornia

Pioneer White Lead and Color Works, 231 Fre-
mont

* White Metal Castings.

GARRATT W. T. & CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

Whiteners,

Bacigalupi Louis, 1201 Montgomery Av
Bay ley Henry E., 803 Folsom
Cahill J. L. &Co., 107,6th
Cate Bros., 717 Central Av
Cooney John J., 141, 4th
Craig George V., 408 Octavia
Donovan M. J. & J. J., 1173 Market
Gallagher Edward M., 611 Sacramento
Garfield JohnQ., 315 Stockton
Jennings F. A. & Co., 862 Mission
Kedian Patrick, 310!4, 19th
Loney Anthony, 105, 4th
Meyer Henry, 761^/4 Mission
Pallatier Louis, 206, 14th
REIGLE & JAMIESON, 26 Spear
SELLERS J. C, 224 O'Farrell
Wainwright William, 7 Spear nr Market

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HOME PRODUCTION AND 1 lllkjlJUI\ll • VEIISJ » \j\jJ\Ld CONSUMERS WHO

SAVE MONEY. CHARLES R. ALLEN, Agent, 144 Steuart St., S.F. have tried all kinds.

. DIXON, BORGEsoN J CO., mw mw

i IT Market Street. S. F.. UUV II VllKJLiUi

37 Market Street, S. F.

1962

WHI

CBOCKER-L, ANGLE Y DIRECTORY.

WIN

HEIGLiE 8t JfllVlIESOlSL

Machine Whitewashing

Mills,

Warehouses, Factories, Stables, Basements, Lofts, etc.
whitewashed; we have facilities for covering- all
kinds of goods and floors.

Members Builders' Exchange, No. 40 New Montgomery Street

Telephone 5110.

Office, 26 SPEAR STREET,

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

* WMtewashers.
REIGLE & JAMIESON, 26 Spear

Wigmakers.

Dietrich I., 103, 6th
Dissat An tone, 509 Kearny
Duval Marie Mrs., 112 Eddy
Goldstein & Cohn, 822 Market
Hays Fred, 248 Sutter
Humphreys E. A. Mrs.. 1248 Mission
Treyer Theophile, 331 Kearny
Wanek Edward, 409 Geary

WlUow Ware.

(See Wooden and Willow Ware.)

Wind MlUs.

Aermotor Co. The, 27 Beale

Deere Implement Co., 30.5-307 Market

KROGH MANUFACTURING CO., 51 Beale and

9-17 Stevenson
LINFORTH JAMES, 37 Market

Pacific Pump and Windmill Co.,

575 Mission
WOODIN & LITTLE, 312-314 Market

Oakland.
LEADER WINDMILL CO., 514, 2d

A PACIFIC COAST INDUSTRY

L,eader 'Windmill Company

(IXCOEPOKATED)

G. W. BUTTXER, Secretary and Manager
Manufacturers of WINDMILLS

Pumps, Cylinders, Foot Valves,
Iron Hitching Posts, and Dealers in Tanks, Towers,
Pipe and Fittings. Windmills and Pumps repaired.
514 Second St., OaTcland, Cat.

Telephone lOSl

Window and House Cleaners.

Adolph Joseph, 609 Sacramento
Bardini G., 340 Sutter
BETZ CHARLES, 729 California
BETZ WILLIAM, 729 California

California Window Cleaning Co., 242 Sutter

David Victor, 308 Sutter

First San Francisco Window Cleaning Co., 425
Bush

Jeffrey Albert, 425 Bush

Merchants' Sign and Window Cleaning Co., 708
Spreckels Bldg

National Window and House Cleaning Co., 507!^
Bush

ORIGINAL SAN FRANCISCO WINDOW CLEAN-
ING CO. THE, 315 Stockton

Progressive Window and House Cleaning Co.,
524 Bush

Rigacci J., 338 Sutter

San Francisco Window Cleaning Co., 328 Sutter

Window Glass.
(See Paints, Oils and Glass.)

* Window Shade Manufactures.

McPHUN WILLIAM,

1195 Market

WM. McPHUN

MANUFACTURER OF

\A/I iVI DONA/

A D

Any size or Color Painted to Order, Plain, Dado
Fringed and Lettered. Hand-made Opaque Shade
Cloth a Specialty. Wall Paper, Paper Hanging,
Carpets, Oil Cloths, etc.

1195 Market Street, Cor. Eighth

Window Shades.
California Furniture Manufacturing Co., 117-121

Geary
Clark G. W. & Co., 653 Market
Duffv James & Co.. 20 Geary
LUNDY FURNITURE CO., 813 Market
Marwedel Edward H., 712 Mission

McPHUN WILLIAM,

1195 Market

Pacific Coast Shade Co., 128-130, 1st
Pattosien Carpet Co., 485 Valencia
Raye A. P. & Co., 1810 Market
SLOANE W. & J. & CO., 641-647 Market
THEISEN F. W. & CO., 1223 Market
Vincent Thomas, 330 Post
Walker Charles, 509 Haight
Wallis & Bachman, 1334 Mission

* Wine Making Machinery,
KROGH MANUFACTURING CO., 51 Beale and

9-17 Stevenson
LAYNG H. G. MACHINE WORKS, 107-111 Fre-
mont

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WIN

CROCKEE-LANGLEY DIRECTORY.

WIR

1963

California Wire

L^lnffl Cn Makers of all Kinds of

aad the improved

Calvanized wov."~ Vi/ire plefting

8=10 PINE STREET,

S(kH FR(^NCISCO. CflLipORNIfl.

Wine Presses.

(See Presses— Wine.)

* Wire Fencing.
WOODLOCK JNO.

* Wine Pumps.

GARRATT W. T. «& CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

• Wine Tanks.
PACIFIC TANK CO.,

* Winery Supplies.

GARRATT W. T. «& CO.,

138-140-142 Fremont

*, Wines and Liquors.

(See also Liquors, also Native Wines and
Brandies.)

GOLDBERG, BOWEN & CO., manufacturers
Early and Often Cocktails, 426-432 Pine

• Wire.

CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL

WORKS, 35 Market
PACIFIC TOOL AND SUPPLY CO., 100-104, 1st
WASS D. D., 56, 1st

* Wire Baling.
WASHBURN & MOEN MANUFACTURING CO.,

810-Pine

Wire Cloth Manufacturers.

Beam I. Willard, 29 Main

Caire Justinian Co., 521-523 Market

CALIFORNIA WIRE CLOTH CO., 8-10 Pine

ENGINGER VICTOR,

8-10 Pine

EXCELSIOR WIRE WORKS, 751 Mission

O'BRIEN M., 511-513 Mission

ROEBLING'S JOHN A. SONS CO., 25-27 Fre-
mont

SAN FRANCISCO WIRE AND IRON WORKS
CO., 669 Mission

Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Co., 8-10
Pine

West Coast Wire and Iron Works, 16 Fremont

I * Wire Fencing— Barbed.

BAKER & HAMILTON, NW cor Pine and Davis
DEKALB FENCE CO., 26 Beale

DE KALB FENCE CO.

Pield, Hog:, Garden,
L.a'wn and Cemetery

Poultry,
Fences

Wire Fences for all Purposes
26 BEALE ST. SAN FRANCISCO

WASHBURN & MOEN MANUFACTURING CO.,

8-10 Pine
WASS D. D.. 56, 1st

* Wire Floral Designs.

Austrian Wire Works, 283 Stevenson

Wire Goods and Workers.

Austrian Wire Works, 283 Stevenson
BROOKS J. W. & CO., 523 Mission
Caire Justinian Co., 521-523 Market
California Wire Cloth Co., 8-10 Pine
CHRENIK ANDREAS & CO.. 52 Minna

ANDREAS CHRENIK & CO.

RUSSIAN NA/IRE \A/ORKS

52 Minna Street, Between First and Second, San FranclscD

All kinds of Bird Cages made to order. Special
attention paid to Florists' Stores and Tinning Goods.
All orders promptly attended to.

Excelsior Wire Works, 751 Mission

HOOKER THOMAS,

manufacturer plain and ornamental wire
and iron work, Venetian and art grill
work a specialty, factory 407, 27tli cor
Church

Kuruczar J. & Co., 69 Jessie
MEHES JOHN, 283 Stevenson
Micovski Joseph, 54 Jessie
Racik John, 980 Howard

WASHBURN & MOEN MFG. CO.,

S.A.1T FE,^3SrCISCO. CA-Xi.

BARBED
COPPER
INSULATED

WIRE

NAILS,
ROPE,
SPRINGS.

J. GUNDLACH & Co,

Vineyard Proprietors, Wine Merchants.

Bacchus Wine Vaults, 434-444 Bryant St

Office, MARKET and SECOND STS.

1964

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Wire Goods and Workers— Cont'd.
SAN FRANCISCO WIRE AND IRON WORKS

CO., 669 Mission
Smith John E., 751 Mission
SPERRY WILLIAM, 715 Mission
STANDARD IRON AND WIRE WORKS, 30, 1st
Walker Samuel F., 1235 Mission
West Coast Wire and Iron Works, 16 Fremont

* Wire Guards.
WASS D. D., 56, 1st

* Wire— Insulated.

CALIFORNIA ELECTRIC SUPPLY AND CON-
STRUCTION CO., 1145 Market

KLEIN'S JOHN M. ELECTRICAL WORKS, 421-
423 Montgomery

New York Insulated Wire Co., 18, 2d

ROEBLING'S JOHN A. SONS CO., 25-27 Fremont

WASHBURN & MOEN MANUFACTURING CO.,
8-10 Pine

WASS D. D., 56, 1st

Will & Finck Co., 818-820 Market

Wire Manufacturers.

California Wire Works, 8-10 Pine
ROEBLING'S JOHN A. SONS CO.. 25-27 Fremont

* Wire Nails— Manufacturers.

Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Co., 8-10 Pine

* Wire Netting— Manufacturers.

California Wire Cloth Co., 8-10 Pine
WASS D. D., 56, 1st

Wire Rope Manufacturers.

California Wire Works. 8-10 Pine
ROEBLING'S JOHN A. SONS CO., 25-27 Fremont
Trenton Iron Co. (New Jersey). 109 California
WASHBURN & MOEN MANUFACTURING CO.,
8-10 Pine

* Wire Rope Tramways.
VULCAN IRON WORKS. 135-145 Fremont

* Wire Screens.

California Wire Cloth Co.. 8-10 Pine

ENGINGER VICTOR,

8-10 Pine
SAN FRANCISCO WIRE AND IRON WORKS

CO., 669 Mission
STANDARD IRON AND WIRE WORKS, 30, 1st
WASS D. D., 56, 1st

* Wire Telegraph and Telephone.
BROOKS J. W. & CO., 523 Mission

KLEIN'S JOHN M. ELECTRICAL WORKS, 421-

423 Montgomery
New York Insulated Wire Co., 18, 2d
ROEBLING'S JOHN A. SONS CO., 35-27 Fremont
WASHBURN & MOEN MANUFACTURING CO.,

8-10 Pine

Wire Woven Mattress Makers.

Bernhard Henry & Co., 658 Mission
Bernhard Mattress Co., 642 Mission
Clark Truman S. Co., 645-647 Mission
Shrock W. A., 21 New Montgomery
Solomon I. L. & Co., 840 Mission

Wood and Coal.

Abrams Bros., 1234 Folsom
Aigeltinger Edward H., 1722 Ellis
Alberigi D. & Co., 313 Broadway
Alberigi & Franceschi, 920 Stockton
Albers & Husing, 2403 and 2634 Bush
Albert Herman, 613 Turk
Albrecht Martin, 950, 20th
Anderson Bros., 361 Brannan
Anderson Gustav, 446, 6th
Anderson Harvey D., 804 Montgomery Av
Angonnet Frank'^t Son, 5C6 Post

Antoni & Pellegrini, 506-508 Green

Ayers Alex & Co., SW cor Clement and 3d Av

Bacci Joseph, 1625 Powell

Bacigalupi D. & Bro., 2929 Geary

Badaracco Domenico, 1604 Grove

Barnes W. P., 1106 Larkin

Bauchou John A., 2006 Hyde

Beck William F., 204, 24th

Beckmann William, 458, 6th

Behrmann Henry, 1225 Fell

Belando P. & Co.. 1210 Powell

Billingslea Thomas, 317 Turk

BlohmBros., 629 Haight

Blucher George, 3208-3210 Fillmore

Bonacina & Podesta, 1400 Kearny

Both C. & Co., 1204 Webster

Botto Augustine, 1706 Eddy

Bowman H. A. & Co., 1641 Howard

Boyakin Henderson A., 506, 19th

Brannan Thomas, 1132 Howard

Brennan John E., NE cor Capp and 19th

Brown William C, 507 Natoma

BuUerdieck Nicholas, 1632-1634 Mis ion

Burke Garrett, 2818 Harrison

Burke James, 412, 22d

Burke & Sicke, 1926 Polk and 1323 Bush

Burroni & Ghielmetti. 2124 Larkin

Butt Peter D., 336, 19th

California Coal Co., 1511 California

CALIFORNIA COAL & GRAIN CO.. 663 Market

Canepa & Sirocco, 16171/4 Powell

CANTLEY JAMES, 960 Howard

CarrollJohn, 240, 11th

Carroll & Morrissey, 3304 Mission

Cartwright & Gavin, 1.307 Jackson

Casey Patrick J., 61 Silver

Cauhape Bros., 838 Harrison

CEREGHINO BENEDETTO, 430 Pacific

Chappel & Koons, 847 Mission

Cheetham Robert S., 216 Gough

Child & Haldin, 1925 Bush

Christensen James C, 209 Ellis

Clark Michael, 1.555 Howard

Clark & Williams, 2805 Folsom

Clemens & Janssen, 332 Duncan

Connelly & Clark, 1082 Howard

Connor Martin, 232'4. 10th

Conway Patrick, 133, 2d

Craig Alexander, 205, 20th

Cuneo Thomas, 531 Pine

Dallas John B.. 1106 Folsom

Demartini G. B.. 513 and 706 Bush

Demartini J. &Co., 1503 Fillmore

Devote A. & Co., 2407 California

Uevoto David, 430 Pacific

Dolley Michael, 5 Oak Grove Av

Donaghy Frank M., 404, 5th

Donegan John J., 716 Folsom

Donohoe & Murphy, 1309 California

Donovan James P., 222 Leavenworth

Doyle Thomas J., 315, 9th

Drafftn & O'Keefe, 2425 Mission

Drew Denis J., 124, 24th

Driscoll & Wettig, 936-938 Folsom

Duffy Thomas P., 1007 Cburch

Duggan & Ames, 1024 Clay

Duley Frank P., 1713 Mission

Duncan Alexander A., 2215 Mission

Dwyer John F., 1407 Harrison

Eagen & Scheerin, 1400 Devisadero

Ervin William. 529 Stevenson

Fallon E. D. & Sons, 351 Beale

Farrell Michael W., 1423 Church and 1303 Castro

FeilE. D., 2500 Clay

Ferret.ti Giovanni B., 515 Pacific

Fleming Patrick H., 3146, 16th

Fogarty & Springer, 400 Dolores

Foster Charles E., 97 Colton

Fowler Gilbert C, 656-658 Howard

Franchi Felicita Mrs.. 215 Scott

Gallagher Charles, SE cor Noe and Ford

Gallagher William J., 642 Hayes

Gandolfo John & Co., 2101 Larkin

Garrigues Andre, 908 Stockton

Gatto Antonio, 2738 California

Gatto John B., 408 Devisadero

Ginocchio Andrew. 1403-1405 Point Lobos Av

GIOVANNINI DANIEL, 808-812 Pacific

Giovannini Luigi, 641 Vallejo

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Giovannoni Bros., 727 Vallejo

Gorie James T., 631 Howard

Goss Charles E., 2103 Mission

Goss Elden M., 437-439 Castro

Graham Gawn, 1004-1006 ]

Graham Joseph, 330i4, 6th

Granfield William, 1040 Howard

Green & McCuUough, 1113 Folsom

Greenberg Abraham H., 1403-1405 Ellis

Grella & Gaviati, 414 Union

Griffin Michael W., 564 Howard

Groat William & Son, 38 Haight and 137 Rose
Av

Groat William L., 618 Laguna

Gross & MuUaney, 534 Fulton and 133 Turk

Guerin John, 412 O'Farrell

Gustafsen Nels, 1337 Mission

Hamilton James, 1318 Kentucky

Hammond Warren L... 958 Mission

Hannon Martin, 319, 13th

Hansen George, 300, 21st

Hansen Peter, cor Railroad Av and 7th Av
South

Hardiman John, 710 Brannan

Hare J. S. & Co., 915 Railroad Av

Hark.ns Charles, 2533 Bryant

Harms H. & Co., 511-513 Brannan

Hatch W. W. R. & Son, 3308-2314 Harrison

Hedemark C. L., 1052 Valencia

HENDERSON H. C, 1809 Folsom, telephone Mis-
sion 168

Henderson John Jr.. 114 Eddy

Hennessy Patrick J., 1623 Market

Herlihy & McCarthy, 1213 Broadway

Heron Michael, 312 Golden Gate Av

Hoey James, 220, 8th

Hogan Cornelius W., 2637 Harrison

Hogan Dennis, 13 Dikeman PI

Hotte George & Son, 3843 Mission

Hunter Robert P., NE cor Gough and Lily Av

Hynes Matthew M., 1630 O'Farrell

Jacobson Tsadore, 127, 8th

Jensen Hans, 320, 28th

Johnson Harry, 134 Fell

Johnson Joseph P., 493 Cortland Av

Jones George, 251 Stevenson

Jones William J., 2138 Market

Joost M. & Bro.. 600-618 Gough

Jorgensen N. & Co., 145 Valencia

KayserBros., 1118-1130 Pacific

Kearney & McKay, 3511, 16th

Kehoe Margaret J., 345, 17th

Kelly Cornelius J., 433 Stevenson

Kelly Michael F., 83, 9th and 94 Minna

Kelly Peter, 421 Valencia

Kerr John, 212 Tehama

Kingston Richard. 662 Mission

Kinsky & Johnson, 810, 6th

Kinsman & Ornsby, 413-415 Turk

Klotz Leopold, 1626 Stockton

Knickerbocker Coal Co., 523 Howard

Knob loch Frank, 1056-1058 Kentucky

Labhard Theodore, 2327 Post

Lagan Bernard, 2036 Howard

Lagomarsino Giovanni, 3520 Sacramento

Lange R. F. & Co., 725 Valencia

Lavarone Louis, 1506 Broadway

Lawson Charles, 849 Florida

Leddy Thomas, 3620 Mission

Leslie Bros., 127, 7th

Levit Samuel, 1615 Eddy

Lindner Gustav, 1211, 36th

Littlewood Elias, 138 O'Farrell and 423 Hyde

Low George B., 1721 Turk

Lucy James W., 6 Boardman PI

Lynch Patrick, 610 Larkin and 2028 Sutter

Lyon & Klingenstein, 314 Lily Av

MacCormack Jerome E., 710 Polk

Maguire Augustus B., 2333 Folsom

Maguire M. & O., 133 Hayes

Mangini Carlo, 2407 California

Maschio C. A. Mrs., 1308 Church

Matthiesen George J., W s Potrero Av nr 24th

McAuliffe Florence P., 333, 3d

McBride Thomas, 405, 4th

NcCarte Daniel, 908 Harrison

McCloskey Eaver, SE cor 23d and San Jose Av

McCloskey J. B. & Co., 854 Howard

McCloskey John B., 941 Mission and 438 Minna

McCormick Peter J., SE cor Dolores and Day

McDonald Joseph, 1233, 18th

McDonald & McCormack, 319, 13th

McGill Hugh, 110 Clara

McGrath Owen J., 2938 Mission

McKenzie William, 918 Geary

McMann William, SW cor Polk and Washington

McNernev George, 2309 Bryant

McQuaide Patrick, 113 Shipley

Melendy Hiram B., 407, 24th

Mellon & Monteith, ,36 Turk

Meyer Henry C. E.. 37 Valley

Middleton John, 309-311 Stockton

Miller Carl, 1507 Lyon

Millhone Albert, 816 Bryant

MILNER BROTHERS,

dealers in wood and coal, 1138 McAllister,
telephone Pine 1691

Minehan Patrick, 35-37 Freelon

Moore Owen F., 363 Minna

Morton Bros., 436, 10th

Morton Thomas, 628 Geary, 1619 Laguna and 1705
Sutter

Motroni & Guastucci, 515 Green

Muenter William, 406 Tehama

Mullany James & Co., 259, 1st

Mullen John F., 46 Ridley

Mullen Thomas, 904-906 Howard

Murphy Matthew, 1123 Mission

Murray John, NW cor 26th and Church

Myer Henry C. E., 37 Valley

Newbert Andrew A., SW cor 18th and San
Carlos Av

Nolan Edward, 3 Harriet

Nolan John, 1344 Valencia

Noland Alfred, 1059 Howard

Northrup Henry, 1235 Howard

Norton John, 555 Bryant

O'Brien Terrence. 715 Harrison

O'Day Daniel, NW cor 14th and Belcher

O'Day Joseph B., 5 Dore

O'Kane F. & Son, 1036 Golden Gate Av

O'Keefe Jeremiah, 1317 Pine

O'Meara & McCarthy, 809 Geary

Oliva E. & Son, 3117% Mason

Owen Hugh J., 234-236 Eddy

Pagani Albino, 1823 Powell

Patterson John Q. A., 408 Church

Paulsmann Henry, 408 Bay

Perpoli Pracidio & Co., 608 Broadway

Peterson Peter, 441 O'Farrell

Phillips George, 1928 Howard

Podesta G. B. &Co., 1217-1319 Powell

Pollard James P., 1713 Ellis

Querilo & Co., 2.306 Mason

Quinine Bros., lU^ Hayward

Quinn Patrick, 236-238 Fulton

Rasmus sen Fred, 1322 Rhode Island

Ratto Louis, 1811 Union

Reilly Patrick, 2412 Geary

Reissing Charles, NE cor 16th and De Haro

Rice Michaels., 669, 20th

Riechers Herman. NW cor 26th and Alabama

Ring David J., 1916 Union

Ring Tnomas J., 547 Castro

Rippstein Gottlieb, 812-814 Folsom

Rogers & Hanton, 59, 8th

Rolf Emanuel M.,432, 3d
I Rulfls John H., 1305-1307 Buchanan
' Sanguinetti Giuseppi, 1803 Mason

Sannebech August, 1204 Green

Sartini & Michaels, 1523 Dupont
I Scanlan James, 740 Treat Av

Schlegel Henry, 49 Everett

Schrick Frank, 725, 17th

Schulken Bernhard D., 1104-1106 Hampshire

Schulken J. & Co., 1616 Mission

Scott H. H. & Son Co., 128-132 Folsom

Shannon Annie Mrs., 226 Noe

Sheedy Michael, 11-13 Taylor

Shields William J., 2622 Mission

Simi P. & Co., 907 Washington

Smith John, 327 Sutter

Sorensen William, 1013 McAllister

Steffen Francis X., 753 Folsom

Stelling Barthol, 1702 Church

Stelling Bros., 648, 17th

Stokes & Lalley, 343 Jessie

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Wood and Coal— Cont'd.
Sturdivant B. B. & Bros., 611 Golden Gate Av
Sullivan Eugene V., 222, 9th
Sullivan John, 34 Lafayette
Sutter John, 421 Clementina
Swenson Gustav, cor 16th Av South and Q
Switzer Charles H., 30 Grove
Taft Andrew A., 413 Golden Gate Av
Taggart Bros.. 1149 Harrison
Teifeler William H., NE cor Valley and Do-
lores
Thackray George, SE cor 22d and Fair Oaks
Thompson Nicholas C 936, 24 Ih
Tiernan Richard, 2735 Mission
Tierney Martin, 15 Everett
Tierney Thomas, 913 Bryant
Tobelmann Henrv, 421 Hayes
Toft Neal C, 416 Waller
Tracy Michael, 1334 Castro
Trespaille Victor, 1915 Mission
Tuttle John, 516 Haight
Wainwright & Easton, 30 Market
Waters Martin, 1223 Kearny
Webb Richard H., 2405 Mission
Wessling Henry J. & Son, 1513-1515 Geary
White Timothy, NW cor Page and Clayton
Wiechert Frank, 3002 Webster
Williams Augustus. 1170 Mission
Williams & Barron, 111 Van Ness Av
Wilson A. J., 2317 Pine
Wilson D. W., 524 Castro
Winters John J., 827 Fulton
Wiseman William H., 1711 Sacramento
Wistrand Andrew, 1426 Howard
Wohler John, 40 Tehama
Woodley Augusta, 510. 2d
Wrede Hermann, 1218 Pacific
Wrede Julius G., 733 Union

• Wood and Ivory Works.
HAAS CARL F., 417-419 Mission

* Wood and Plioto Engraving.
CROCKER H. S. CO., 215-219 Bush
MOISE L. H., 320 Sansome, room 68

* Wood Carpets.
REYNOLDS JOHN M., 602 Market, Crocker Bldg
WELLS CHARLES B., 422 Sutter, telephone
Main 1882 and Emporium Bldg

Wood Carvers.
BLOHM LUDWIG, 213 Mission

L. BLOHM

Modeling and Metal Chasing.
InstruclIoQs given iu Wood Carving.

213 MISSION STREET SAN FRANCISCO

Dewitt William, 2106 Market
Fenaja Diovole, 217 Hayes
Hoffmann Louis U., 105 Beale
HOWARD THOMAS, 213 Mission

T. IIOW^^RD
yJST <:> C^ X^ CI^.A.lEl.'SJ^lEi:^,

Statues, Patterns, Modeling, Composition and Zinc
Castings. Church Furniture, etc.

213 Mission Street

Klog Thomas, 232 Ellis
LORENZ FRANZ M., 213 Mission

F. 1ST. LOREIVZ

WOOD CARVER AND PYROGRAPHER
213 Mission street third Floor

Marchand George. 549 Brannan
McKINNIE MURRAY, 30 Spear

MURRAY MCKINNIE

"W O O 33 C -A. 3EI. "V U I«.

CALIFORNIA MILLS 30 SPEAR ST.

Architectural and Ornamental Vfood Carving.
Pattern and Sign Carving.

Riley Frank T., 524. 5th
SCHILLER CHARLES F., 618 Bryant
Warnholz William H., 553 Brannan

Wood Dealers.
BENDER BROTHERS, 3d Street Wharf
Faulkner James, Church nr 30th
GILBRIDE R. A. & CO., Berry Street Wharf bet

3d and 4th
Henry Joseph, 1115 Steiner
IVERSEN N. TRADING CO. THE, 125 Berry
MuUin John, 2d and King
Schiedeler & Banks, 1806 Folsom

* Wood Engravers.

(See also Engravers— Wood.)

YiXva^aerQJimMh

* Wood Letters.
BAKER ENAMELING AND M'F'G. CO., 409 San-
chez. (See advt. Enameled Letters.)

* Wood Novelties.
ATKINSON GEORGE F., 1119 Market

Wood Turners.

(See Turners.)

* Wood Working Machinery.
EBY JNO. D. (agent Goodell & Waters), 17-19

Main
PARKE &LACY CO., 21-23 Fremont

Wooden and Willow Ware.
ARMES & DALLAM, 232-226 Front
Becker William, 622 Market
Biehs G.. 628 Market
Feldmann L. & Co., 220-222 Front
Furner Harry E., 1618 Polk
LAKE & CO., 411 Sacramento
LANE W. E., 505 Kearny
Lange John C. R., 624 Washington
Levenson & Co., 209-211 Front
MOSS BROTHERS, 408 Sacramento
Nilsson Gustav, 411 Powell
Pacific Woodenware and Cooperage Co., office

126 Davis, room 4
Unna Jacob, 115-117 Front

Wooden Ware Manufacturers.

Cupples Samuel Wooden Ware Co. (St. Louis,
Mo ), 1 16 California, room 7

LANE W. E., .505 Kearny

Pacific Wooden Ware and Cooperage Co., 126
Davis, room 4

Unna Harry Co. of San Francisco The, 113 Bat-
tery

Wool Dealers.

Abbot George, 412 Townsend

Abbott Charles H., NW cor 5th and Bluxome

Ballard & Hall, N W cor 5th and Bluxome

Bissinger & Co., 215 Clay

Breslauer L. & Co., 49-53 Bluxome

Catton, Bell & Co., 406 California

Christy & Wise, 212 Sansome

Davis Christy, N W cor 5th and Bluxome

Dellepiane & Co., 425-427 Battery

Denigan Thomas Son & Co., 132 Market

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W. B. CHAPMAN,

Sole Agent Pacific Coast,
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Flint & McLennan, 652, 5th
Hulme & Hart, 8-10 Davis
Judd Edwin Y.. 653, 5tli
Kearn George W., 426 Townsend
Koshland S. & Co., 238 California
Lee Hiram H., 436 Townsend
Lee Willet B.,436 Townsend
Marks B. & Co., 214 Pine, room 14
McNamee J. J., 49 Bluxome
Moody Frederick S., 423-432 Townsend
Moore, Ferguson & Co., 310 California
Moses Charles S. & Co., 652, 5th
Platshek & Harris, 410 Townsend
Rosenberg Jacob, 221 Front
Shoobert, Beale Co., 418 California
Sumner W. B. & Co., 413-415 Front
TryonEphralm H., 412 Townsend
Waldeck Herman, 58 Clay
WASSERMANN E. & CO.. 310 Sansome
Watson & Marx, 134-144 Bluxome
WoUner Jacob, NW cor 5th and Bluxome

Wool Graders and Packers.

Trampleasure E. H., 49 Bluxome

Wool Pullers.

Legallet-Hellwig Tanning Co., 215-217 Clay
Levy Isaac, ofSce 519 Clay
Norton Tanning Co., 312 Clay
Sawyer Tanning Co., 312 Clay

Wool Scouring.

Ballard & Hall, NW cor 5th and Bluxome
Catton, Bell & Co., office 406 California
Flint & McLennan, 652. 5th
Moody Frederick S., 422-432 Townsend

Woolen Mill Agencies.
Hasslacher L. C, 120 Sutter
Solomon M. & Co., 1839 Mission
Spearman Andrew D., 111-113 Bush

Woolen Mills.

Arcadian Woolen Mills, 118 Battery
Ashland Woolen Mills, 516-518 Market
Bandon Woolen Mills Co., 14 Sansome
Botany Worsted Mills (Passaic, N. J.), 65

Crocker Bldg
California Woolen Mills (Petaluma), ofQce 118

Battery
Golden Gate Woolen Manufacturing Co., 535

Market
Henderson Woolen Mills, 111 Front
Oregon City Woolen Mills, 120-123 Sansome
Provo Woolen Mills, 111-113 Bush
San Jose Woolen Mills Co., 533 Market

Worsted Goods.

(See also Dry Goods.)
Bryne Joseph & Co., 1065 Mission
Marouse M. & Co., 125-127 Sansome

♦ Worsted Yams.

Dunbarton Flax Spinning Co., 303 California
Marcuse M. &Co., 125-127 Sansome
NONATUM WORSTED CO.. Henry Doyle & Co.
agents, 517-519 Market

* Wreckers.

CALIFORNIA IRON

AND

WRECKING CO., 638-640. 2d

Whitelaw T. P. H., & Son, 216 Spear

Yacht Builders.

(See also Boat Builders, also Ship Builders.)
UNION IRON WORKS, office 322 Market, works
Potrero

Yeast Manufacturers.

Consumers' Yeast and Vinegar Works, ofQce

318 Battery
GOLDEN GATE COMPRESSED YEAST CO. THE,

1430 Pine
Potrero Yeast and Vinegar Co., 330 Kearny

Yeast Powders.

(See Baking Powders.)

Zinc Castings.

Forderer Cornice Works, 224-338 Mission

KremerBros. &Co., 40 Jessie

Pacific Zinc Ornament Factory, 585 Mission

Zlncographers.

CROCKER H. S. CO., 315-219 Bush

Dakin Publishing Co., 330 Sansome

Dewey Engraving Co., 220 Market

Francis- Valentine Co., 517 Clay

Globe-MacCabe Co., 611 Merchant

Joos George, 528 Sacramento

Meighan T. P. & Co., 330 Sansome, room 27

MOISE L. H., 320 Sansome, room 68

San Francisco Photo Engraving Co., 518 Sacra-
mento

SCHMIDT LABEL AND LITHOGRAPHIC CO..
17-31 Main

UNION PHOTO ENGRAVING CO., 523 Market

Schmidt Label and Lithographic Go.

Lithographers,

ZlNCOGRAPHER5,

De^signors anci Printors,

17-21 Main Street,

San Francisco.

WATSON & CO.

PACIFIC COAST AGENTS.

1:24 Miarket Street.

ELECTRIC LAUNDRY CO., s:

215 Valencia St,
Mission 40.

1968

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